Sauk Rapids High School - Sarahi Yearbook (Sauk Rapids, MN)

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'CAROL HUHNERKOCH f L Redwood Falls High School, Man- kato State. College, B.S.--Business Education, Math, German. t f I 1 MILAN KNEZOVICI-I Hibbing High School, Mankato State College, B.S.--Physical Education, X fBusiness Education, Social Science. V ,, , , ,,,. 10 rf jk! ' CAROL ANDERSONu f i Cottonwood High School,' University of Minnesota, B.S.--Related Art in Business, Home Economic Edu- cation. This is the way we sew our clothes. . . 4, .1

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ff,-N A X f lfljf. ff LX! K M5414 V lg 2 f UV U - I N - f J ,ew ,J ' W4 v ,-f , pf . If f ',, rr V, I lf ' bf ! ' , 1 JXUJ l X e UW! wow il, A gf f A 1 f , C! ly U Lf W qbu Mrs. Peterson shows the students the value of research material. Learning of the past--its mistakes and achievements- -helps students to understand our world today and prepares them to be- come useful citizens in the world of tomor- row. 9 ill f l K MARY PETERSEN Anoka High School, St. Cloud State College, B.S.--Social Science, Literature. ROBERT BORGERT St. Cloud Cathedral, St. Cloud State College, B.S.--Physical Edu- cation, Social Studies, Business Education.

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Here one of the students is learning the techniques of woodmaking taught in shop class. The vocational department of the high school proves to be very useful to many students. The courses taught in these classes will not only help students find a good job, but they will help them personally. The well-equipped departments provide better trainingior students. nzifkfikwf If GARY BALLARD Mankato High School, Mankato State College, B.S.--Industrial Arts, Physical Education, Business Edu- cation. C. PERRY SCI-IENK Anoka High School, University of Minnesota, B.S., M.A. --Agriculture Education, Science.