Neenah High School - Rocket Yearbook (Neenah, WI)

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, ,, h . A MISS DOROTHY YOUNG MISS SHIRLEY MERRICK MR. KENNETH ANDERSON MISS FANNYBELLE KISER English, French, Forensics English, Forensics English, Speech, Asst. Freshman Football latin, Spanish, latin Club Thespians, Spring Play Spanish Club MISS EDITH BROETZMAN MR. JERRY THOMPSON MISS HELENE PETERSON English, Forensics Chairman, English, Head Foofball Coach, English, Forensics, Thespians, Fall Play Head Track Coach Roclref Echoes ENGLISH AND LANGUAGE English is one of the most important subjects in our school curriculum. Understanding most other subjects depends on the student's knowledge of language. For this reason, Neenah High requires every student to take three years of English. The fourth year is optional. Since a large per cent of the English language has been derived through the centuries from many different dialects, a study of a foreign language is also very important. Latin, Spanish, and French are offered at Neenah High. MR. CHARLES SHEPARD Advanced Mathematics, Geomelry, B-Squad Basketball Coach, Freshman Football Coach, MISS LELA RAINE Junior Class Advisor Algebra .5i 'r. HNYGWIIF' 5 - V K fi jg V il 9 ' g ,ff xl fm-.M . ' ,, I , -.. - 4: , lima English IV MATHEMATICS Mathematics sharpens thinking and rea- soning ability to prepare students for college and commercial work. Mathematics courses offered are algebra and plane geometry for those interested in obtaining an intermediate education of mathematics, and advanced alge- bra, trigonometry and solid geometry for those desiring further knowledge. 7

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Board of Education Mr. Molzow, Mis. McConnell, Dr. Quade, Mr. Sui-id, Mrs. Tolletle, Mr. Ho:hholzer, Mr. Mortensen Mit. ll,uu.lix' l3oRoisN Prizlfijml of fNlC'L'fl:ll7 High Sclmol Mr. liorgen, our principal, guides and advises our students und zcnchers. His door is ever open to the many prohlcms which ttrise from day to day. He is also advisor ol the Student Council. 6 Mk. ll,tRol,o B. Mi5NNl2s SIff7l'l'illfl'11110111 rlf Nvmlfzlv Public S4'l1rml.v Mr. Mennes, as head of the Neenuh school system, is responsible for the efficient administration of all schools in uddition to the high school. 'llwo of his many duties are meeting with the school hoard and the selection of cnpzthle teaching personnel. .. Ir al' .. ,M K wwe- ..

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.4 Q rf' MR ROBERT THOM MR. HARRY SPOO MISS HELEN HUGHES MR. WARREN SCHUKNECHT Civics Rocket Advisor, Civics, World History, Forensics, American History, World History, Sophomore Class Advisor Director of Guidance Honor Society Director of Ushers, MR. WILLIAM DUNWIDDIE MR. IVAN WILLIAMS Social Problems, Debate, American History, Forensics, Pep Club Tennis Coach MISS MARGARET GRIFFITHS MR. KENNETH POULTON Social Problems, Dean of Girls, Geography, Future Teachers of America, Special Classes Girls' Senate MUSIC Concerts, programs outside school, an operetta, and Festival preparation com- prised the activities of our music depart- ment. lt strives to develop an appreciation of music for both those who participate and those who listen. 8 Freshman Class Advisor SOCIAL STUDIES Social studies are an important part of any high school curriculum. The knowledge gained from these subjects will enable us to better understand the problems of our community and the world. Our social studies' teachers con- tribute much to make our world a better place in which to live. MR. LESTER MAIS MISS RUTH ROPER Band Choir