Sheldon High School - Orab Yearbook (Sheldon, IA)

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AdministratioOn- To Provide The Means For A Quality Education The first prerequisite of a quality education is a student body desirous of learning; but these desires would be unful- filled without the teachers, buildings, equip- ment, and courses that it requires. To provide these latter necessities, the Board of Education and the administration work many hours in an effort to provide the best the community can give. RALPH BORRESON C. E. MARTIN Superintendent Principal Ee Die Grr hae lat Le) ey is both the foundation and the unifying force of our democratic way of life--it is the mainspring of our economic and social progress--it isthe highest expression of achieve- ment in our society, ennobling and enriching human life. In short, it is at the same time, the most profitable investment society can make and the richest reward it can confer. President John F. Kennedy In the picture below the Board of Education is shown as it meets informally with the teachers of the English department, Mr. Borreson, and Miss Johanna Mast- bergen, secretary. BOARD OF EDUCATION Richard Bangert Gordon Baxter Edward Boerhave R. C. Rolston Dr... Carlier Vorhes SAMPSON’S SHOES 4

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Guidance- To Aid The Student In Solving Today’s Problems And =| oe Making Tomorrow’s Plans Do I have the ability to become.a nurse or a doctor or a teacher: Are my grades as high as they could be? What are my real interests? Should I take a certain sub- ject? Where can I get help in making my decisions and plans? One of the places is the Guidance De- partment of our school. Two trained coun- selors are ready to aid each student with his decisions and plans, and many students avail themselves of this help. SET EME Ds aE POLE SS a Sa —- KEITH LEVAKE FRED BROWER Director of Guidance Guidance, Psychology Psychology Athletic Director, Coach aE 4 ! 1.2 , BR 4 i H | f H : First of a planned program of testing are the Iowa Tests of Educational Develop- ment given in the early fall. The freshman class is shown here working diligently in order to make a ‘good start in their high school career. Throughout the year, students held numerous interviews with various repre- sentatives from schools, colleges, and the armed services. Shown at the left are Bob Wagenaar, Mike Mulhern, and Dave White as they meet M Sgt. Trusty, USAF Recruiter, who administered the Air Force Aptitude Test. SOLD a UO TNC HA SS She] WH SIMN, V8 OOMTAPEES 8 BIE fs Ps ES ere OT = ras MURPHY SHOES CLOTHING ‘‘Headquarters for Young Men’s Shoes’”’