Norfolk High School - Milestone Yearbook (Norfolk, NE)

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V Wf:V2V:Y:V1Y2Y1V:V:NVlY if he MILL 10112--fvi. QMR. j. W. SAHLSTROM I Princzlbal Mr. Sahlstrom has been principal of Norfolk High School for eight years. He has his Bachelor of Science degree from the University of Minnesota, and his Master of Arts degree from Columbia University in New York City. He has also attended the University of Nebras- ka. Mr. Sahlstrom spent two years in the American Army during the recent World War and one year across the seas in France. He is leaving at the close of this school year. He intends to work in the educational field, and toward his Doctor's degree. We are sorry to see Mr. Sahlstrom go, but our loss will be someone else's gain. Mr. Sahlstrom has been very ef- ficient, and has worked hard to make Norfolk High School the ideal school. QJWR. H. B. SIMON Superintendent ofNo1y'olk, Public Schools Mr. Simon entered the Norfolk Pub- lic School system in 1914 as a teacher in the Science Department. He became principal of the High School in 1916, and filled this position for four years. At the end of this time he was elected to his present office of Superintendent. Mr. Simon has very capably carried out the work of this position for ten years. Mr. Simon has his Bachelor of Science degree from Otterbine College, Illinois, and his Master of Arts degree from Co- lumbia University. Due to Mr. Simon's efficient manage- ment, Norfolk has the reputable system which now exists. Because of his rec- ommendation excellent teachers have been selected. Numerous new accom- modations have been furnished the stu- dents through his influence. Not only the students but the city of Norfolk owe him much. ' 1Yw3 oo if Af:-fl' Illffll llfel? L?X li

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edications To one who through consistent and devoted service to students and school, is striving for a greater Norfolk High School -- greater in spirit and greater in men and women who will have wisdom, cul- ture and power for service to themselves and to their fellowmen -H this 1930 Mi'lestone is dedicated to Jlliss jean Zoolg Diret?or of the Norfolk Commercial Department., Norfolk won the State Championship in Commercial Contests in the years 1925, 1926, 1927, 1929 and 1930. In 1924 Dorothy Reuss won first place in the Amateur Class of the Interstate Typewriting Contest. Stella Reisbig won first place in Novice Type and a free trip to New York City to compete in the International Typewriting Contest in 1927. Hazel Ruehter won the free trip to Sacramento, California, to compete in the International Type Contest in 1928. In the International Contest she placed third- first of all high school students, as the first and second places were won by college people. ' La Verne Mueller won the free trip to Toronto, Canada, in 1929-and placed 8th in the International Contest.

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