Renville High School - Renvillon Yearbook (Renville, MN)

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Concentrating on one phase of the Pythagorean theorem, Eu- gene Hall, mathematics teach- er; Eugene Bendix, science teacher; and Tennyson Nord- strom, junior high math and science teacher, are stumped, but by putting their heads to- gether, they finally came up with the right answer. James Merkel and Mrs. Bonita Fischer, are smiling about the out- come of their Christmas programs. Mr. Merkel directs the Band, Mixed Chorus, and Girls Glee Club. Mrs. Fischer is the grade music instruc- tor. Alfred Halverson, vet ag instructor, files a report on a current farm problem to be discussed at the next meeting. A. C. Huselid, superintendent, always help- ful and friendly, heads our school. Robert Greenslit, head basketball coach, as- sistant football coach and social science teacher, hands his wife. Janet Greenslit, Phy Ed teacher, equipment for G. A. A. activi- ties. 8

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Miss Maryan Knutson, home eco- nomics teacher, hands Miss Ann Olson, business instructor, a test to be mimeographed. They are all smiles; we hope the students will look the same after they have fin- ished the test. faculty Robert Baarand Cyrus Knutson, both so- cial teachers, view the world while dis- cussing current and past events. Mr. Knutson is guidance counselor; Mr. Baar heads our football coaching staff and assists in basketball. Before entering the English room, Mrs. Dorothy Klotz and Mrs. Ruth Nordstrom look over ref- erence materials. Mrs. Klotz is also speech in- structor; Mrs. Nordstrom teaches junior high Eng- lish and also directed the Junior Class play. Roger Amundson, senior English instructor, Laudie Kacalek, industrial arts teacher, and John Husby, agriculture teacher, admire handicraft done by pupils. 7

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Shirley Schmidt and Jeanette Spry, the two first grade teachers, smile happily at the work their students have done. Relaxing after a hard day's work are Darlene Timgren and Leora Lehar, fourth grade teachers, and, center, Carol Zimmerman, who teaches sixth grade. Standing in front of the social studies bulletin board are Mary Sch- neider, sixth grade instructor, and Joan Ewing and Eleanor Huselid, fifth grade teachers. Wiletha Rice joined our faculty in the second semester to continue the work, as elementary mu- sic instructor, of Mrs. Fischer, who resigned. Looking over library reference books are Frances Melbye, second grade teacher, Susan Zaske, third grade instructor, and Jean Ewing and Rosena Thompson, second and third grade instructors, respec- tively. 9