Patrick Henry High School - Orator Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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CONCERT 1. Miss Harlow — Chemistry. School Auditor . . . 2. Mr. Ohland—Bookkeeping. U. S. History. Locker Supervisor. National Honor Society Adviser . . . Mrs. Brown—Typing. History . . . Miss Crockett—Typing. Shorthand, now engaged in government work . . . Mr. Moe—Typing. Shorthand . . . 3. Miss Edblom—Remedial Reading. English . . . Miss Kroonblawd— Junior High English . . . Miss Chisholm — Junior High English . . . Mrs. E. Anderson — Junior High English. Member of Auditorium Committee . . . Miss Donnell—Remedial Reading. Mathematics. Social Studies . . . Miss Phillips—Junior High English . . . Miss M. Anderson —Sophomore English. Blue Tri Adviser . . . 4. Mr. C. Johnson—News, World History. Patriot Adviser, Quill and Scroll Adviser. Baseball Coach . . . Mrs. M. Johnson—Senior High English. Junior High Student Council Adviser, Lunchroom Supervisor . . . Mr. Hoerschgen — English, Public Speaking. Basketball Coach. Masque and Gavel Adviser . . . Mrs. Nelson —Senior English. National Honor Society Adviser . . . Mrs. Shaffer— Junior English. Class Play Director.

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Miss Hultccantz—Dean of Girls. Girls, here’s a remedy for “Blues in the Night. If you’ve any school problems over which you’ve been losing sleep, why not see Miss Hultcrantz about them? She is thoroughly prepared to assist you. . . . Mrs. Krauxzyk—Visiting Teacher. The task of finding the answer to “Oh. Dear. What Can the Matter Be” when students are missing from class, is allotted to Mrs. Krawczyk. She is well-liked by everyone, including the miscreants, because of the sympathy and understanding she displays in all dealings with the students. . . . CRITICS Of OUR HKi syMPHONy Mr. Barnes—Dean of Boys. “This Is No Laughing Matter might well be Mr. Barnes' theme song. Without his note of guidance we would be lost in a whirlpool of rowdyism. ... Mrs. Carlson—School Nurse. The complaint that Mrs. Carlson most often hears is “I’ve Got It Bad and That Ain’t Good.” To this tune she heals almost everything from bumps on the head to stubbed toes. . . .

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MASTERS 1. Mr. Mullery—Mechanical Drawing. Baseball Coach . . . Mr. Castner — Electricity . . . Mr. Wobig—Woodwork. Athletic Equipment Manager . . . Mr. Hardy — Printing. Electricity. Movie Manager. Visual Education Equipment Manager . . . Mr. Smith—Mechanical Drawing. Woodwork. Stage Crew Manager. Model Aircraft Club Adviser . . . 2. Mr. Strom—Choir. Orchestra. Chorus .. . Mr. Moldenhauer—Band . . . 3. Mr. Jensen—World and U. S. History. Sophomore Football and Tennis Coach ... Mr. Larson—U. S. History. Debate, Secretary of P.T.A. . . . Mr. Evensen—Community Civics. Faculty Manager of Athletics . . . Mr. Hove—Social Problems. World History. Hi-Y Adviser. Track Coach, Chairman of the Auditorium Committee. Foreign Policy Representative ... Mrs. Hardy—Community Civics. Wood Carving . . . Mrs. Kienholz— Social Problems. Senior High Student Council Adviser . . . Miss Hain— Geography. Norwegian Club Adviser 4. Miss Koehsel—Biology . . . Mr. Davis—Biology. Drafting. Movie Supervisor . . . Mrs. Waara—Science ... Mrs. Kydd—Science, Mathematics ... Mr. A. P. Anderson—Physics, Orator Adviser . . . 11 OUft GOOD NEICHBOn . LATIN AMERICA