Moundridge High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Moundridge, KS)

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MRS ELAINE MARTIN, teacher of English, Journalism and library takes time out to help Shirley Decker with her grammar structure. Mrs. Martin is a graduate of Ottawa University With a B.A. degree. MR BEN BOESE, industrial arts and alge- MRS. MARYAN HARDER, teacher of Eng- bra teacher. assists a group of boys as lish, speech, art, and dramatics helps Lola they plane a board on the jointer. Mr. Jane Krehbiel and Sherry Westerman with Boese is a graduate of McPherson College a few fundamentals in English. Mrs. Har- wlth a B. A. degree. der is a graduate of KSTC, Emporia, with a B.S. degree. Standing before a class of 1951-52 Wild- cats, waiting patiently for the students to soak in the knowledge of education they are tryinglto teach them, is the faculty of M.H.S. Many times the teachers are 'seen slaving away grading papers or preparing the next day's assignments. SCREECH is the sound coming from the violin section as it is directed by Mr. J. T. lsely, music director. Mr. lsely was gradu- ated from Wichita University and North- western with B.A. and M. Mus. degrees. Kansas State. Wildcats during the basketball season. Besides trying to educate students, fac- ulty members are seen sponsoring school parties, taking cars to music contests, and selling tickets to basketball and football games. The faculty has played a great part in making our school year a success. Thispage through the courtesy of the Moundridge Studio and Dr. R. W. Burditt MR. SPENCER E. MARTIN, graduate of Ottawa University and teacher of history and government looks on while Jerome Regier puts his history points on the black board. Mr. Martin coached the 195151 MR. RICHARD RAMSDALE, teacher of agriculture, supervises the freshman ,boys as they construct a calf feeder. With a B S degree Mr. Ramsdale was graduated from

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AND FACULTY LEARNING was a senior college day .which was held here March 11. This was organized for the purpose of having students meet different school representatives and to determine which college they wished to attend. Another of Mr. Greer's accomplishments this year was the organizing and admin- istrating of the hot lunch program which approximately 150 students take advantage of 'each day. Working along with Mr. Greer were members of the Board of Education who laid the foundation for the school year and directed the policy of the administra- tion. Many late evenings were spent by L. L. Lehmberg, directorg Marvin E. Goer- ing, clerkg and John P. Krehbiel, treasurer. MISS WILMA CHRISTIANSON, teacher of home eco- nomics, directs the boys' quartet as they burst forth WITH THE AID OF BIOLOGY CHARTS Mr. Harold Collins began Bob Krehbiel with his Porifera-lesson. He was graduated from ethany College with a B.A. degree. This year he taught science, health, phys. ed., and coached football and track. ' MR. LYLE GOERING, graduate of McPherson College with an A.B. de- gree assists Edwin Stucky and David Suenram in a chemistry experi- ment. Mr. Goering, besides teaching chemistry, physics and geometry, coached the second string basket all squad. EDUCATING THE TYPING CLASS is Miss Lillie Johnson, teacher of typing, shorthand, and bookkeeping. Miss Johnson was graduated from in song. Miss Christiansen is a aduate of Marymount Bethany' College with a B.S. degree. College at Salina with a B.S. degree. This page with the compliments of the Kaufman Mercantile Company

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FRUM HEADLIGHTS TU TAIL LIGHTS ...SENIURS ...JUNIURS . . . SUPHUMURES . PRESHMEN ...Jumnn HIGH