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ALL EDITORS INSTRUCT STUDENTS EOR ADVANCEMENT SPORTS PAGE EDITORS-Mr. Oscar Haddorif, Mr. Ed Behmler, Miss Lois Egner, and Mrs. Dorothy Remark, our physical education and health teachers, enjoy talking over the year's athletic activities. FEATURE EDITORS-Mr. George Oh- man, math and history teacher, Mr. Joe Berge, math teacher, and Mr. Don Soder- lund, science and junior business training teacher, come from the Junior High School to meet at the school's driver train- ing car to discuss plans for the school's safety program. MARKET PAGE EDITOR-Mr. Harry Backaus explains to his industrial arts students what figures on the blue print are to be used. ADVERTISING EDITORS-Mr. Robert Fox and Miss Jean Dow, commercial teachers discuss the advertising copy arrangement for the MOHIAN. L fl Q 71.70.1606 I' .1- 44 4,.1au1.l 07136. Page Seven 4 ifrrfnf 4v1aG-rr-f-Gfl-I 441'-1-I' AW67,ff44'-
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PAGE EDITORS FIND TIME AND PLACES TO DISCUSS TI-IEIRI TERESTS MUSIC PAGE EDITORS-Mr. Myron Skow, director of the band, and Miss Violet Hyder, director of the senior high chorus, are discussing new materials for their next feature story. SCIENCE PAGE EDITORS-Mrs. Evelyn Hanson, who has both senior and junior high mathematics, and Mr. John Kuefler, who teaches all senior high science classes, discuss the latest theory for smashing the atom. NEWS EDITORS-Mr Byron Nygaard, senior high history and social science teacher, and Mr. Maurice Tuman, junior high history teacher, trace the new flying route from Minneapolis to Japan on the library globe. Mr. Carleton Roels, senior high history teacher, and Mrs. Marie Johnson, junior high history teacher, are not shown. WOMENS PAGE EDITORS-Miss Doris Walters and Mrs. Lila Dzuick, home econ- omics teachers, smile as they are sewing a new dress for the Spring Fashion Show. Page Six ,, .i
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Page Eight Mr. Irving Kepke, the other MARKET PAGE EDITOR and one of the industrial arts teachers, gives his students notes on a jig for his next deadline. Office Managers Mrs. Gladys Krusen, Mrs. Betty Hoefer, and Mrs. Lila Robbe are kept busy with absentee lists, and other problems that try to stop the presses. Mrs. Ethel Emmens who helps Mr. Rass- inussen and Miss Law, is not pictured. The keepers of the school's Morgue,l' Mrs. Phelsticher and Miss Johnson pause in the day's Work to help Miss Law, our school nurse, find the last article on the health meeting. Dietetic advisors Mrs. Uner, Mrs. Soule, and Mr. Bowers keep the staff healthy with their hot lunches.
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