Oelwein High School - Ghost Yearbook (Oelwein, IA)

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Social Studies Paul Frank, Clair Kraft, and .lohn Voorhees, OHS's social studies in- structors, look orcr a global map of the world that figures so prominent- lyv in tluir teaching. Mr. Frank al- so has c'litu'g,e ol' Audio-Visual aids, Mr. Kraft is guid:1nee counselor, :ind Mr. Voorhees is faculty advisor for the SCHOOL REGISTER. Principal H. S. Hoover Om-lwein's Outstanding Young Man ol' the Year is OHS's principal. Re- spevted by all as an able educator and a helpful friend, Mr. Hoover has been principal at OHS for four years. Always ready with a cheery greniing and a helpful hand, Mr. Hof ver has won the respect of all as an able administrator. on 1931 W- 'fn 1 29 30 yt . 1 me W3 'Viv Marlene Gartz Two hundred or more students and a score ol' teachers are de- pendent upon Marlene for everything from paper clips to t'What Classes will I have ncxt semester. Ever-smiling, ever- helpful, Principal Hoox'er's seeietary solves student and leach- er problems every day-and seems to like it loo. A-N-f fm:-nr -.eq

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'S Emma Lou Schoentag The first person you see when you go into Superintendent Kas- kaddin's office is his genial and ever-helpful secretary, Emma Lou. Somehow a problem doesrft Seem quite so big or doom so inevitable when you know she'g working with you on it. 6 Supt. A. A. Kaskadden Guiding and upholding our educa- tional standards and principles, Superintendent A. A. Kaskadden feels no job is too big or small lor hig personal attention. Building :i new school, setting up facilities to transport and feed out-of-town stu- dents, or helping a student with a personal problem are all in a days work. BOARD OF EDUCATION ROW ONE: Supt. A .A. Kaskadden, Mrs. W. C. Elmer, Milt Stebbins. ROVV TVVO: Gerald Wetlaufer, Fred Cook, Ollie Scholz, Don Strang.

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1 l English Beverly Riclizirds, Bess Greenley, and W. H. Grossbzieh comprise 'the OHS English department. Miss Rim-lizards also tezivlit-S speevli, clrzim- zitivs, :ind debate :ind has clinrgc 'il the exlrzi-currit'ului' speech :intl drzsmzitit' iitlivities. The full and spring plays were both under her rliievtion. Mr. Ci1'0SSb2ll'll is spon- sor lor THIS GHOST. Hazel Nelson 85 Thelma Spicer Si, Senoritau or Veni, Vidi, Viei means xi-ery little to most of us, but they're familiar terms to Hazel Nelson's Spanish and Latin students. A sponsor for J. C. L. and Spanish Club, Miss Nelson also teaches what nobody else wants . One of the best high sehool li- braries in the state is the reputation Thelma Spicer, OHS librarian, has built for OHS's library. Miss Spie- er's intricate and well cataloged files yield material on almost any subject. H -sf COMMERCIAL Leta Montz and Marie Teisinger comprise the OHS CUllllllCl'C'l2ll dc- pzirtment. Miss Montz, besides tezivli- ing bookkeeping, business luw, solid geometry, and advanced zilgebrzi, zil- so takes care of the high school books. Miss Teisinger teaches sen'- reterial training, sliortlmnd, and typ- ing and is the advisor for the Secre- tarial Club.