Oshkosh High School - Index Yearbook (Oshkosh, WI)

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J. F. MITCHELL M.A. University of Wisconsin Math. III 81 IV -- Geometry .gl-Ts? lei ill? THE MAJORITY OF US felt lucky To have struggled Through the required courses in MATHEMATICS but the brains among us, with an eye to the future, moved up To the rarefied atmosphere of Advanced Math and Took such thin-gs as Advanced Algebra, Trigonometry, and Calculus. KI .ITIINWW M? 93 V I Mtillltt, it TIM , I Illlllitmsp J, I, tame iieefiw HAROLD SCHUMERTH M.A. University of Notre Dame Algebra - Geometry GERALD BRUSS B.S. Central State College General Math. - Algebra J. MERLE TODD B.S. University of Wisconsin Math. III 81 IV - Geometry 25 HUGH WILLIAMS B.E. Oshkosh State College General Math. - Geometry

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Wl ,. llilwwmm ' Me.-2 221. W FRANK HOFFMAN B.S. Central State College Math lll - Geometry GORDON KESTER Ph.M. University of Wisconsin Visual Aids - Algebra ! 1' ' I, E . X , , . . D, If if 'lil . iiillwwm '3li4?e2 ARNO BADE Ph.M. University of Wisconsin ' Desc. Chemistry - Geometryfwfl .3 V. ' V , N 5 l if . 5, al 'V' ' Lfw.. lx 7 L f I L. , ' , ff X 1 V. p, 4. I ,f 5, L ,' A F' 'Q V, if 3 ' A, EDWARD HALL 4 fa' X' V X 5 ,J Q L3 C, Ph.M. University of Wisconsin f' C sf' .fin ,fr Meth. in s. IV - Geometry if .Q f J. Juedes, S. Cartwright, M. O'Hara, and P. Schmid are obviously going around in circles. ,lg 5, llwlilvyi ,H mm X S if s lies swat.. Willlllllym lm MRS. LUELLA KRATSCH Ph.B. University of Wisconsin General Math. - Algebra 24

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BERTRAM BAXTER B.S. Oshkosh State College U.S. History .IOSEPHINE SCHNEIDER M.S. University So. California Psychology ,-:, Qi M ,-h, W , -. - fff5:wv,s5fsiirff,s i ,:-. , wwU,'x1,, .ANNE ' ,. , 4:1- ' az. c. ' , , gs--fiv.mwffw,z,.:, , .Q Q .L , I. N .11 -I ,5 i3fijygIg15f3lIil?wgi,'e1'.'5,i5'f?gwi5 - , - r 'A E ffp,5,f,kf,s'f7:Q:53ffn, ,:,s,2f , s. .W :gs i, 5, ,iff f:,'3Uf,fQg'l ' 'i , lflyfigv -Ira . L. , sg : ' lafkfeww, F ,wi vv',,ms,ger -if K- I ,-5 M,,,4, W.. ,jx Q ,..,,,,,, L, Y ,g , 4, , hm.-, L 1 ' 3 1 , I , asfgke 1, . . ,..P1 ,1:i ,- 5 ff: M 1' ' it fa W '5 I wi :sf w iwfif 52911155 .i- li ' : -i fi I ' ll' i - fisxmggwk ..y,s,gmf5,eI --g,,qsgf:,i,,r. ' 'f 'slim' iw .'f,,:m:m,:,,-in ,f,.gW,,gfI,,,gQ,,gs 1 .'gi-,--.,,--,f , I ,sa gs ,Q xx -'vt .. 359354, Q iii rs i'm571?z-Qs.,wi.t..,Q.,,,.eIi,. .JW ., , . I ' 3 ' se, , m,f, gsSw, ms It ,swiss ,g i .. -agen 1 -- f 11' YQ ' ,, ,373,,.,f,2,,,,f3,,,,,,,,s ,gs m Q. I . ' V -Iliillfis Nf l .a'zif2LQ.' 'fiii igfgpllgi 52793-5 G '. 'I . 7 -r :EQ P I 1 ' REXFORD HESS B.E. Oshkosh State College American Problems U.S. History KENNETH HANSEN B.E. Oshkosh State College WE'RE OLD ENOUGH to realize that we are, after all, living in one world and to appreciate the fact that our SOCIAL SCIENCE de- partment gives us a chance to know that world. The geographies of North America, Eurasia, and Southern Lands as well as U.S., History, World History, and American Problems brought better understanding to a lot of us. Almost all of us signed up for Psychology to get a better understanding of ourselves. i ,i. X 'llslihi i ill lllliiliii RUSSELL SPAULDING M.A. Colorado State College U.S. History American Problems 26