New Ulm High School - Lavender and White Yearbook (New Ulm, MN)

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O I -1. M. lflmuuvmww Nzzpzvirzlnlrlml Helping to make the administrative work of the school run smoothly is Mrs Margaret Schrader, secretary to the super intendent. l'ler job includes taking tht school census, keeping records and ac counts, ordering supplies, making count less reports, and doing all the etcetera ol an erlicient secretary. M. A. l.vNo'r'i' llrimijuzl Mary ,lean Schmidt and Marlys Swan- son look rather worried about the color ol their admit slips. But if they have a valid excuse, they need not worry. 'lihe ,ioh of keeping students' records and he- ing secretary to the principal helongs to Miss Grace l.eury. M ks. A 1.1 im ll' it it K ic Cn1n1,veli11-gf Counseling service is one feature of the guidance department, where there is kept a personnel folder for each high school student, Available also are over seven hundred bulletins pertaining to vocations. Getting some information about colleges are David Berg, Marlys Swanson, and lithel lilossner. Com liiutnss Srlifml Nlnzvf Students' health records and facilities for first aid are available in the office of the school nurse, Scales make it possible to check on the effect of calories. Mary Ann liuelbs is aghast at her weight, while Nlarie lienning just smiles at her plight. M.-nu is C.-xittsow 1,rn'11lill11.fir lwfusic always serves as an outlet for one's emotions, Here a quartette of girls are vocalizing their way to fame and for- tune---Patty Hartl, Ruth Groebner, Clin- ger Tyrrell, and Renee Reim, This group is representative of the many vocal en- sembles open to senior high girls.

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MARY K xrsi-in l'ilItQff.ffI Diseoxering that magazines are a source ol' information and good literature are lfvangeline lxlees, Otto Pl'eiH'er, and De Wayne llayes, lhrough grammar and composition study the students learn to express themselves orally as well as in written work, Discrimination in choice of reading material is also stressed. lilllllikl l.At mirlx ll'onf7'tem'k So that the builders ol tomorrow may he able to xisualize their houses, they learn to make blue prints. Besides doing architectural drawing they study home sites, costs, and materials. Dan lurner, ffharles Anderson, Vernal NX'alden, l.owell Wieland, llarold lxlces, and Pat liosek discuss a house plan. Ci-1eii,i: Mt:l,.xt'mii.iN ljbnzilv lxlaking good use ol the library are Vicky Bonderson at the card catalog and llexerly liuester and Sanlield Dittbenner looking over the many magazines, No- where else in the building is there a room with a more vast and varied source ol' in- formation. Gixias M,xiot'iaz l.ll7lfllIl1QL'.f Learning a new language opens new vistas. Pointing to the country of their newly acquired language is lxlarlene Wallner. ln a l.itt.lc Spanish Town might well be the theme song ol' these senoritas Uorothy Rinehart, Claire l,ieseh, Liraee Lameeker, Beverly lxuester, and Yxonne Christensen, l'iX'lil.YN AlANN .'ll1zll1rrm1fir.r One ean't blame Barbara lfesenmaier, Rosemary liuck, l,a Uonna lleck, and Geraldine Kramer lor looking puzzled. lhey are still looking lor that unknown quantity. Because algebra is important in exeryday life and basic to work in higher mathematics, engineering, and aero- nautics, it is growing in importance.