Stillwater High School - Kabekonian Yearbook (Stillwater, MN)

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Ko A OBOEOKOOONOIOAUN Ethel E. Armstrong B. A. University of Minne:-iota English IV HEAD or THE ENGLISH DEPARTMENT as We don't know why we like herewe never tried to see For we just have a, feeling that's because she's she. Pauline Wendt University of Minnesota Typewriting, Shorthand 'iGentle maid whose looks as- sume All the softness of girfish bloom. Katherine Benham Superintendenfs C lcrlq 'Tis only noble to be good. Dorothy lVl. Berglunlcl B. S. University of Minnesota. English 11, 111 A smile is the outward vin- blem of an inward joy. Eleanor G. Corneia B. S. University of Minnesota Typing I, Shorthand .l A light heart knows no evil. FACULTY 15 lVl,a'rjo'rie M. Fabel B. S. University of Minnesota Foto-ds, Home Economics. Civics, General Science A tender heart, a will inflex- iblef' Glacliys T. Gilpin B. S. University of Minnesota Sewing, Special English A full, rich nature, 'free to trust, Truthful and a-lmovst sternly just. Lucille Gottry B. S. University of Minnesota Modern History She has at natural wise sin- cerity, A simple truthfulness. Irene Helgen B. A. st. Olaf French 1, 11 For the gentleness we love her And the magic of her sing- ing. Frank S. lnglebret B. A. Hamline University HEAD OF SOCIAL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT U. S. History One of the few that were not born to die. ,Sri

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iv ., KOAOBOEOKOOONOIOAON 4 t Mr. Guy D. Smith Superintendent of Public Schools Kalamazoo College A. B. 1899 University of Chicago A. B. 1900 University of Minnesota The mildest manners willfx the bravest mind. Mr. Smith is zulmirwl by both pam-iits and Sllllll'lltS zllikv. llc has Sll1Jl'1'VlSlO1l over alll tho sm-llools uf tlw 1-ity and has proved himself most 1-tiiviellt in this position. W0 feel that fvw 1-itivs ami as f0I'tllllill0 as Stillwaltm-1' in their supvr- lllt0llIl'l'lll of svlmnls. Mr. J. 0. Johnson Principal of the High School Gustavus Adolphus B. A. 1919 Graduate Work, U. of Minnesota Capable of doing things well. Thx' 1'l'SlD0l'l, of thv vntirv stuflvnt lmaly -that is S0llll'llll1lfI to be desired. Mr. Johnson has it. lsilll' plaly and at Sllll2l1'l' dull for all :ire alppwi-izlted by high school stud-wits :ls much as by auyouv vlse. XVQ1 ll1'l' more than sutistiwl with our principal.

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i x -vybxxg Ko AOBOEOKOOONOIOA ON Harry E. jackson Valparaiso University Bradley Polytechnic Instituto Manual Training 1, Il A kind and gentle heart he had, to comfort friends and foes. George D. Jansen B. A. University of Dubuque Biology Worry never made one great. Florence Kielty College of St. Catherine Librarian, English II The hand that has made you fair Hnth made you good. Milton H. Kuhlman B. S. South Dakota State College HEAD OF PHYSICAL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Chemistry. Mathematics I The-re's fighting in the name Ile's sure not to sliirkf' Gladys E. Leadholm B. A. Gustavus Adolphns Civics The mildest manner and gen- tlest heart. FACULTY 16 Kiatherine Madden R. N. School Nurse Health and cheenfulness mu- tnnlly beget each other. Veronica O. Mcshaine ll. A. University of Minnesota Mathematics I, ll, Ill Year after year her tender steps punsluing lioholrl her grow more fair. Leonard J. Meffert ll. S. University of Minnesota St. Cloud Teachers' College Boys' Cym Instructor, Athletic Coach An honest face which all men knew A tender heart, but known to few. Eli Moen ll. S. University of Minnesota General Science Shes complete in feature and in mind. Ruth A. Moore B. A. Carleton College English Il She has a mind deep and im- mortal.