Prairie Du Chien High School - Blackhawk Yearbook (Prairie Du Chien, WI)

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FACULTY MISS CAMPBELL Ripon College ENGLISH-DRAMATICS • Miss Campbell is quite versatile. Besides her English work, she coached and directed the Senior play, basketball, oratory and declamatory. April 30, at Richland Center, was the high spot of the year, she thinks. MR. COLLINS Illinois College FRENCH-HISTORY-MUSIC • Mr. Collins is a talented pianist, always willing to play for us, whether in general assembly or upon any program at the school. His hard work with both the band and orchestra has produced organizations which have received much favorable comment. MISS HALPHIDE Stout Institute DOMESTIC SCIENCE • “Just like mother used to make,” will be the comment upon the products of kitchens in which Miss Halphide's students will later reign supreme. Tasty food and smart clothes are some of the ways in which her art is expressed. MISS HUNTING University of Wisconsin LATIN-ENGLISH • Under Miss Hunting's able leadership, the Forum, a Latin club, was founded this year. Her scholastic ability, combined with her pleasing personality, has made her popular with all her students. MR. KIRKEBERG University of South Dakota SCIENCE-ATHLETICS • Mr. Kirkeberg was head of the science department and coach of Prairie High's first football team. He had a large, interested class in boxing, also. Mr. Kirkeberg has never lost his temper. msssm —tiatasi m B8BfasasuiiohnftH ife TWELVE

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PRAIRIE DOG 1927 •• BOARD OF EDUCATION ROY SHECKLER President C HARLES CiRELLE MRS. JOHN PARIS HENRY OITO THEODORE ZIEL tiatatil Tbb4 Bffltoers.i.ssflBSfl

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----PRAIRIE DOG 1927 miss McIntosh University of North Dakota ENGLISH-LIBRARY The Freshman English students under the instruction of Miss McIntosh should finish the course with flying colors. Her happy smile and cheerful disposition have brought joy to the hearts of troubled students hunting for material in the library. MISS McRAE Lawrence College MUSIC This is the third successive year of Miss McRae's teaching here. During this time she has produced three delightful operettas in the high school, as well as several in the grades, which have more than proved her ability as a teacher. MISS MAXWELL IVhitewater Normal COMMERCIAL Miss Maxwell came to us in the middle of the year. She accepted the position left vacant by Miss Anderson’s resignation. The results of her work have been highly satisfactory. MR. RICHARDS Stout Institute MANUAL TRAINING-ATHI.ETICS Mr. Richards has the most interesting department in the school, many of the boys think. He keeps them busy both in the shops and gym, and has served as coach of both basketball and baseball. MISS FREE University of Illinois HISTORY-MATHEMATICS Miss Tree has proved her efficiency as a teacher, and as a dramatic coach in the successful production of the play, “Whose Little Bride Are You?” She showed her ability to absorb work by teaching six classes every day in the year without a complaint. da to k M fo a© u m fa THIRTEEN