Russell High School - Roundup Yearbook (Russell, KS)

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Mrs. Christie, Mr. Monson's secretary, is the spark that keeps everyone glowing. . .She is shown with the two office secretaries, Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Lahman (PICTURE 1). Mrs. Huey taught Home Economics another year to many interested future home-makers (PICTURE 2). Mr. Nesbit (RIGHT) is a new filament in the Social Studies section this year. . .Mr. Johnson (LEFT) utiliz- es his teaching power in the American History and Cur- rent Affairs classes. . .The last link in this Circuit is Nancy Lane (MIDDLE) who really sockets to us with her lectures (PICTURE 3). Mr. Gerstner served as head of the library, assisted by Mrs. Brown (PICTURE 4). Mr. Crenshaw teaches debate and speech. He also was the Director for the all-school play OKLAHOMA! (PICTURE 5). 11

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Mrs.Fumey helps the high-voltage art students ra- diate their creative abilities in oil, water-color, sketching, and other areas. . .Mr. Castor shines for the craft students in the art department (PICTURE 1). Mr. Williams ran the Distributive Education Pro- gram. He helped those students who only go to school in the morning and work in the afternoon (PICTURE 2) Traveling into the English Department, several faces turn on to brighten the lives of RHS students. . . Grammar, Literature, Reading development, and Composition courses are taught by Mr. Underwood. Mrs. Strecker, Mr. Blehm, and Mrs. Earnest (PIC- TURE 3 FROM LEFT TO RIGHT). Mr. Brickley was the teacher 5f chemistry, physics, and bilogy in the Science Department (PICTURE 4). Mr. Peck, Mrs. Bailey, and Mrs. Stahl work toge- ther to bring a better understanding of the business world to their students (PICTURE 5). Mr. Chegwidden taught Biology in the Science De- partment. i ii ttt 10

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(1) The counselors, Mr. Covalt and Mrs. Castor, were in charge of getting our classes scheduled and many other jobs. (2) Mr. Hoffman and Mrs. Whinnery were in charge of our language departments with Mr. Hoffman teaching German and Mrs. Whinery teaching Spanish. (3) Mr. Gregg is in charge of the entire vocal music sys- tem at RHS. (4) In the instrumental department the job is shared by two men Mr. King and Mr. Fowler. (5) Any one going down to the gym was sure to see one of three people: Mr. Michaelis who teaches Phys. Ed.; Mr. La- mar who teaches Psychology, Sociology and Phys. Ed.; or Mrs. Honomichl who teaches both Pys. Ed. and Hu- man Anatomy. (6) The ladies who prepared our noon meals were FRONT ROW: Patricia Branch, Margaret Langhofer and Franis Wagner. THE BOTTOM ROW: Ger- tude Fleger, Nenah Bachar, Margareta Long, Evelyn Steinle, Irene Hoff and Vivan Brandenburg. (7) The men and women responsible for keeping our school clean were Chester Rounkles, Willis Feil, Cathy Giebler, Bruce Col- hour and Lloyd Schneider. 12