Saydel High School - Eagle Yearbook (Des Moines, IA)

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MR. JOHN HULL-- Be quiet--I think I'm going to say something. Mr. Hull is the popular D. E. and General Business teacher. Even though this was his first year at Saydel, he has contributed a great deal to the Co-op program, acting as Co-ordinator of the project. Interested in aviation, Mr. Hull sponsored the Avia- tion Club which received a good response. Next fall, however, Mr. Hull will be teaching in Ames. Everyone wishes him success in his new home and job. MISS MILDRED LANTOW -- Very neat and quite complete. Miss Lantow is a favorite teacher at Saydel. Her friendly manner and unassuming ways make her a friend to not only the new students but also the upperclassmen. Her typing and bookkeeping classes are well-rounded because she maintains both discip- line and fun. when the National Honor Society began a Chapter at Saydel, Miss Lantow was the co-sponsor and helped the members achieve the prestige the club repre- sents. Miss Lantow is a teacher who makes us proud of Saydel. Another goof!? MRS. EUNICE FOSTER Well what s wrong now? Mrs. Foster has been meeting these mistakes with ease for the sixteen years in which she has been teaching in the Woodside and Saydel District. Not only has Mrs. Foster taught in our district but she was also the principal of Woodside for four years. As the Business Ed. teacher, she has turned out many fine students who have gone on to take responsible positions--tribute to Mrs. Foster. when the '58-'59 school year closes, Mrs. Foster will retire to a life of ease. We're sure that she will be missed next year in the hallowed halls of Saydel.

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DMINISTR TIO Superintendent Horace S. Oliver Principal James E- F0f5Yth SCHOOL BOARD - LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Little, Mr. Harris, Secretary Mrs. Farrell, President Mr. Needels, Superintendent Mr. Oliver, Mr. Hobson, Mr. Lundberg, Treas- urer Mr. Denny, Director of Instructional Ser Mr Miller Director of Instructional Ser. SRYCICI School NUFSG Mr. Miller Marie Levich

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is the question. week. MRS. IMOGENE MARTINI-- Alright now, snap out of it! Mrs. Martini has taught Sophomore English and girls' physical education here at Saydel for three years now. Through Mrs. Martini's efforts, we have organized our Drill Team, rope-jumping team, and girls' softball team. She has also tried very hard in creating an interesting gym period for the girls by providing a wide variety of activitiesg such as ping-pong, archery, shuffle board, exercises, danc- ing, and other sports. This year she not only worked in these fields, but chaperoned the girls' basketball team and cheer- leaders, and was one of the sponsors of the Sopho- more class. Mrs. Martini will be here again next fall to help another class. to order! Because of Miss Cole's ways, she quickly made entire student body. MISS CAROLINE COLE-- To be or not to be, that Miss Cole was a new face here at Saydel this year. She taught Junior and Senior English and formed a Journalism class which was a new class in our school. This class put out our school paper each easy manner and friendly many friends among the Next fall Miss Cole will She has no future plans continue teaching or go into the writing field. What- ever her choice, we wish her much success. not be teaching at Saydel. as yet, however, she may MRS. KATHLEEN REDMON-- Alright Tony, come A friend of all is a good description of Mrs. Redmon. She has been very active as an English teacher, class sponsor, and director of school plays. Mrs. Redmon has contributed much to Saydel through her hard work and fine character. Last year she directed both class plays and was one of the Junior class sponsors along with teaching Junior and Senior English. This year she was a Sophomore class sponsor and helped them to start on the hard task of raising money, and sponsored the Pep Club. When she returns next fall her old English classes and the new students will be glad to see her. Mrs. Redmon is a fine teacher and friend.