Neenah High School - Rocket Yearbook (Neenah, WI)

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, 3 If id MR, eo ZENISEK X Drafting, General Shop, Machine Mechanics MR. ARMIN GERHARDT MR. AL POELLINGER General Shop, Woodwork, General Shop, Printing, Conscrvalion Club Cub Advisor ATHLETICS INDUSTRIAL ARTS Athletics give enjoyment to those who watch Our shops provide opportunities and experi- .tnd those who play. Taking part in sports develops ences for students to find their own interests and team play and good sportsmanship which are car- aptitudes. The courses offered are general shop, ried into other fields of endeavor. machine shop, drafting, woodwork, and printing. MISS SALLY JENKINS Physical Education, Advisor MR. OLE JORGENSEN 10 Clveerlevdersr GAA- MR. THOMAS PORTER Diredor of Athletics, Physical Education, B-'Squad Foolball, Bqgkeybgll Conch Freshman Basketball Coach 74 W f Y. ? fs. Ae., T3 lj OTHER SPECIALISTS Completing the program of education at Neenah High are these departments: library, art, home econ- omics, and speech correction. Many students were enriched hy their eliorts. MISS HELEN FIRKUS MR. EUGENE BUNKER MR. RICHARD BECK Home Economics, Library, MISS ELIZABETH VOGT AVI Home Economics Club Library Club Speech Corredionist vm

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E352 Q 5, . . is X' , rf' ibm 'H-., Q 2 i .5 x sf f + if ,J -F 'If MISS JANICE GRILL MISS DOROTHY BURGDORFF MISS EDITH CUMMING Business Training, Shorthand, Ottice Practice, Shorthand, Typing Cub Advisor MR. KENNETH PETERSON foltkeeping, Business Administration, lusiness Law, Senior Class Advisor SCIENCE Science is very important to everyone and is neces- Typing BUSINESS EDUCATION Each year a Hne group of stenographers, typists, bookkeepers, and secretaries graduate from Neenah High School to begin work in the business world. Through the commercial courses offered, they gain the skills and techniques necessary to operate machines, do filing and typing, and to perform other essential busi- ness functions. sary for the continuing prosperity of our nation. Science is very ably taught in Neenah High School by teachers who fully realize the importance of science and endeavor to instill it in their students. MR. LENNARD KRAUSE MR. JOHN GUNDLACH Chemistry, Physics, Proiection Biology, Club, Science Hobbies Club Biology Club ? I x 4.1 MR. GEORGE CHRISTOPH Science, Dean of Boys, Hall Monitors, Safety Club MR. JOSEPH BRAUN General Mathematics, Science XX Lt? g s - N 'sm 'rw' 5 ? 1' ti x ii if it t X ,,.q. of 1 . 'ff

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Miss Raine instructs freshmen in olgebro. E i Mr. Shephard oversees his geometry class The students ol Mr. Thompson enioy themselves. Through The Camera' Eye Mr. Schuknecht claims the attention of the world history students. A movie is being shown in civics by Mr. Thom. A principle of physics is explained by Mr. Krause. ll