Neenah High School - Rocket Yearbook (Neenah, WI)

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PATIENT JOSEPH BRAUN B.E. River Falls State Teachers College General Science General Mathematics Assistant Football Coach, Baseball Coach, Adviser to Freshman Class, Assistant Noon-hour Activities JOHN GUNDLACH B.S. University of Wisconsin M.S. University of Wisconsin Biology Adviser to Biology Club, Projection Club, and Director of Audio-Visual Aids LENNARD KRAUSE B.A. Northland College Chemistry Physics Adviser to Science Hobbies Club and junior Class KATHRYN GULLIKSON B.S. Central State Teachers College Home Economics Adviser to Home Economics Club LILA ANDREW B.S. University of Illinois Shorthand Typing I journalism Adviser to Cub DOROTHY BURGDORFF B.E. Whitewater State Teachers College Shorthand II Typing II Oiiice Practice Cafeteria Finances Senior Counseling MRS. DORIS ARDELT B.E. Whitewater State Teachers College Typing I and II Business Training Business Mathematics Sophomore Counseling, Business Ac- counts, Assist with Pep Club, Vaude- ville Show KENNETH PETERSON B.E. Whitewater State Teachers College Business Administration Business Law General Business Training Bookkeeping Treasurer of School Activities Fund Treasurer of Athletic Association, Adviser to Sophomore Class BRAUN GUNDLACH KRAUSE GULLIKSON ANDREW BURGDOREE ARDELT PETERSON Page Ten

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EXPERTS The principal of our high school, Mr. Harley Borgen, is a very active man. His job is directing the activities of the students and of the teachers. He is adviser of the Student Council, thereby meeting with the students to discuss their problems and listen to their ideas on school life. With the help of the Council, he selects the assem- bly programs for the following year. Mr. Borgen de- cides policies of the school, helps students arrange theii programs, and is always ready to be of assistance. This year it has been among his aims to improve the curricu- lum, which has been done in the commercial depart- ment, home economics classes, and English classes. Mr. Borgen is a member of the Research Planning Com- mittee of the State Secondary School Principals' Asso- ciation. This spring he attended a meeting of the reviewing committee of the North Central Association of Secondary Schools and Colleges at Chicago. These are a few of the many things that the man at the head has been doing for Neenah High School. Mr. George Christoph, who acts as Dean of Boys in Neenah High School, has a very big job checking at- tendance, issuing make-up cards, excuses, and permits to all the boys. Under the direction of Mr. Christoph, the hall monitors must check to see if bikes are parked in the racks and if cars are parked in the correct places. This year hall monitors have been checking to see if students' lockers are locked. In addition to this, he teaches three general science classes. Mr. Christoph deserves a great deal of credit for his understanding work with the boys of Neenah High School as well as for his line work with the hall monitors. Miss Margaret Griffiths, who is our Dean of Girls, is of great help to the girls in Neenah High School. She not only checks absences, gives make-up cards, excuses, and permits, but offers excellent advice and help where it is needed. Miss Griffiths holds conferences with each girl individually, doing her best for better adjust- ment in high school. This year Miss Griffiths has tried to call at the homes of all freshman irls, so that eventu- ally she will have made contaclp sonally with all the parents. The Girls' MR. HARLEY O. BORGEN Principal mother-and-daughter teas and dinners. Miss Griffiths is also a senior counselor in cooperation with the guid- ance department. Mr. Floyd Cummings is the Guidance Director in Neenah High School. He talks with the students about their problems of social, educational, and vocational nature, and gives tests to determine intelligence, abilities, preferences, and aptitudes. This is for the purpose of enabling students to be better adjusted and to find a future vocation for which they are best suited. The seniors are given special attention along this line al- though vocational guidance is started with the freshmen. Mr. Cummings can also offer advice on iobs and help students End them. He spends much time talking to various community groups about his program of guid- ance in Neenah High School. He attended a meeting of the National Association of Guidance Directors in Chi- cago. The Psychometry Club, a group of girls organized for the purpose of assisting with tests and doing clerical ganization headed by her n more friendly con- Senate, she sponsors -Q Miss Griffiths tact with the work for the guidance department, is under his super- vision. He is the co-ordinator of all the guidance activ- ities of all the members of the faculty who are counselors. Christoph, Miss Griffiths, Mr. Cummings Page Nine

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BEGER LEAMAN STOUFFER SHEPARD PEDAGOGUES KENNETH BEGER B.E. Milwaukee State Teachers College M.A. Lawrence College American History World History Social Problems Adviser to Sophomore Class, Senior Counseling HELEN HUGHES B.S. University of Minnesota Ph.M. University of Wisconsin World History Adviser to Debate and Extemporaneous Spea ing R Y LEAMAN . Oshkos e Teachers College ' h. ce College F . Adviser to Senior Class, Ushers' Club School Elections, Freshman Coun- seling KENNETH POULTON B.E. Northern Illinois State Teachers College Ph.M. University of Wisconsin Geography Civics ROBERT STOUEEER River Falls State Teachers College Social Problems Pep Club Adviser, Senior Counseling IVAN WILLIAMS Ph.B. University of Wisconsin Ph.M. University of Wisconsin American History Tennis Coach, Assistant Basketball Coach, Junior Counseling CHARLES SHEPAIID B.A. Ripon College Geometry Solid Geometry Trigonometry Advanced Algebra Assistant Football Coach, Adviser to Rocket LELA RAINE Ph.B. University of Wisconsin M.S. University of Wisconsin Algebra Adviser to Coin Club, Sophomore Counseling Page Eleven HUGHES POULTON WILLIAMS RAINE