Rhinelander High School - Hodag Yearbook (Rhinelander, WI)

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f? I Al h .714 'Fly u -5 34 ue This dynamo of human energy is Beatrice Young, our home economics teacher, a graduate of Central State Teachers' College. Besides showing hungry girls how to cook, she manages to train our cheerleaders, produce our plays, arrange our homecoming celebrations, and put on feeds for our teams, Without ivliss Young our school just couldnt run. i There seems to Qc be more to sewing i fi gl , thansimplythread- ing a needle, and Miss Heistad knows T M all about it from her days at Stout A- Institute. Her A g 'ftri .-Q' Home Economics ' ygy Club has done a ' ivig g ,ff E large amount of ' work for the vari- ' T K ous school depart- ments this year. - - The vocal music section is ilted with this com etent mem- ' ut the acne ber of our faculty, Miss Brandt? She is new this year and hails aaa 9410012 . . . from the University of Minnesota. Along with instructing- the S Dev, 6,05 of Q ge 'fist C J' 1 K:-I -2 Page I4 high school vocal groups, lvliss Brandt has charge of all grade school music.

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? 5 3 '-3 G CS Kingofmanual arts in the shop de- partment is lwlr. Baker, graduate of Stout Institute, Menomonie, Wis- consin, where he re- ceived his masters degree. The boys love his lectures on life! f' A new commercial instructor arrived at our institution the second semester. A graduate of Whitewater Teachers' College and formerly a member of our inspired faculty, lX4r. Koudelik left in IQ4Z to serve his Uncle Sammy. Needless to say, were all glad to see his happy face around the halls again. :LU 'L Q' I I Q' ng -sf D-C hd x Bert 'lqragai is well known to all of us as an alumnus of RHS., so he really needs no intro- duction. He trained in manual arts and draw- ing at the Colorado State Teachers' College and returned to Rhine- l-ander to teach. Al- though he teaches only mechanical drawing at present he also does some very lovely art work and artistic letter- ing. rfqx ? .L 5 fs we-it 5 ' Page I3

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The instructor of the band and orchestra, Mr. Dal- lenbach, is a gradu- ate of the Univer- sity of Wisconsin, where he received his masters degree in instrumental music. Through his efforts our band and orchestra have put on some fine exhibi- tions this past year. 'f' nf- V B511 1 Walter Ohde, coach and physical education instructor, gradu- ated from the University of Minnesota. Despite the long lectures and reprimanding, the hard hours of exercise, and the days spent in contest training, all the fellows think he's tops. i 1 Our librarian IS ever ready to lend a hand to bewildered students. Miss Calkins, who received her train- ing at Milwaukee State Teachers' College, seems to know the where- abouts and contents of each book in our library. Silence! Others are at work seems to be her motto. Page IS