Morris High School - Iwatka Yearbook (Morris, MN)

Page 13 text:

Faculty Friends Around and About In the auditorium Miss Henjum, librarian, Mrs. Perry, English, Spanish, and Miss Solien, social studies, may be seen lending a helping hand to some ner- vous performers on the stage. Miss Gibbs, fine arts, Miss Young, home economics, and Miss Wolfe, commercial, enjoy a glance at the latest Mademoiselle Mr. Leraas, biology and instrumental music and Miss Borstad, English and vocal music are earnestly studying a contest score, while surrounded by a maze of lockers enjoying a chat are Mr. Iten, science, mathematics and boys' physical education, Miss McCarthy, girls' physical educationg and Mr. Osterberg, industrial arts.

Page 12 text:

W. R. Pogue D, L. Burrus UQ kgs gfttcfanfi From the Superintendent My first concern is that each one of you while in school will becoine equipped mentally. physically and morally to play a constructive roll as a citizen of your community and your country. From the Principal Our country will be in dire need of trained leaders during the next several years. especially at the critical post-war period. Individually and collectively you are a youth typical of those who will accept this challenge for dependable. efficient leadership, From the Board ot Education In this, your Iwakta, the Board of Education feels that the 1942 staff has done an excellent job of portraying a year of life at Morris High School. and wishes to congratulate all those who contributed to it. It is our hope that the work has been an inspiration to you and you will carry this enthusiasm into the tasks that lie ahead. Standing: Rev, Fred Meske: W. R. Pogttte. Superintendent: J. J. Baer. Treasurer. Sitting: Dr. R. H. Moffatt: Roy Christian. H. H. DeVVall. Clerk: R. O, Bridgford, President tt l t

Page 14 text:

Orville Thompson. Bill Rotramel, Virgil Anderson, Lovelle Johnson. Dick DeWall, Don Gunderson. Dick Torgerson. Norma Isherwood, Ruth Skrien, Elaine Vig, Colleen Manney. Mr. Burrus, Tom Mangen. Helen Olson. Barbara Julius, Jack Brown and Madelyn Bresson. Qur Student Council Carries On Witli one resolve in mind, that of improving student government, the student coun' cil swung into session. The members were elected for the full year. This plan was adopted by the '41 and '42 council and became a part of the revised constitution. Piloting the group was Lovelle johnson, assisted by Bill Rotramel. Orville Thompson computed the interest on the bank account and Virgil Anderson kept the diary. The leading project of the council was vested in the Homecoming celebration, based on the lumberjack theme, Paul Bunyan. Other projects included the installation of an overshoe rack which proved beneficial to the students, janitors, and appearance of the school. Instructions for fire and air raid drills were outlined and directed by committees from the council. MHS graduates for the last five years would be pleas- ed to see their class pictures, minus the dust from the attic, adorning the walls of the library. Mr. Burrus acted as faculty representative in the student council.