Oelwein High School - Ghost Yearbook (Oelwein, IA)

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ADMINISTRATION Superintendent of School A. A. Kaskadden, the trail boss who looked ahead in Search of possible danger and forewarned us. He drew the map, and we followed his chosen course, to our advantage - inspired us to go on when our morale was low - never faltering - always willing to help lead us on to our final goal. Fmma Lou Schoentag, log-keeper on the trail and general right arm to the trail boss. Pretty, efficient, and the girl-on-the-line who saw to it that supplies were ordered and the records kept straight. She capably filled an indispensable position. School Board Members Mrs. W. C. Elmer, Mr. L. E. Hilzabeck, p'e:i:lc11t, Mr. M. G. Stebbins, secretary, Mr. R. W. Brant, Mr. F. H. Cook, Mr. Donald Strang. The School Board They provided the back- ing for this trip - allocated funds to do a good job -- gave their time and effort to make provisions for our trip -made it 'ieasier going over thc rough spots - all alound good sports.

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Always a good scout, Mr. Hoover planned Lhc details of each day's travel - picked the camp sites for the re- ncuda when all were weary - brightened up our journey with eve- nings of fun and laughter - spared no effort of his own to help us follow the stiaight and narrow. Secretary to the principal, Mrs. Hanson checked innumerable fine points to lessen the confusion-round- ed up the stragglers- kept at her fingertips quantities of informa- tion needed by the travelers - spent many hours assisting the leaders of our group. FACULTY iff UA Mr. Bellock, Coaching and Industrial Alts Miss Butts, Biology Mr. Butcher, Coach and Physical Training Mr. Frank, Social Studies and English Mrs. Greenley, English and School Register Mrs. Kiddoo, Mathematics Mr. Kraft, Social Studies Miss Lerdall, Home Eco- nomics Mics Montz, Commercial Studies and Economics Miss Mc-Givern, English and Speech Miss Nelson, Foreign Lang- uagcs Mr. Nelson, Coaching and Drivers Education Mr. Petermann, Vocal Music Mr. Schakel, World History and Social Problems Miss Spicer. Librarian Miss Teisinger, Commercial Studies Mr. Williams, Science Mr. Wittmer, Instrumental Music