Stillwater High School - Kabekonian Yearbook (Stillwater, MN)

Page 14 text:

1 ff Elizabeth Lysne, William Olson, Agnes Liesenfeld MRS. DUNSTAN-nice-looking, up-to-date teach- er ot ninth grade science and of biology-is awaiting the return of her husband from service. MISS FINKELNBURG-tiny and quiet-the artist Big Chiefs MR. AMES-teaches senior math, higher algebra, and trig- supervises the Teen Canteen--coaches baseball-is assistant toot- ball coach-can lead yells, too. MR. BASTIEN-our band director-lately he's all smiles, be- cause their long-awaited uniforms are on their way-his first loves are his old car and his cigars. MISS BLACKMORE-gracious, understanding teacher of spe- cial classes in the .Iunior High-her kindly manner has endeared her to the entire student body. MISS CARLSON-jovial instructor of ninth grade English and orientation-an all-round good scout-collects stamps and inter- esting vases-enjoys being out-of-doors. MISS COSTELLO-punctual, industrious instructor ot .Iunior High math and social studies-many protitable hours will be re- membered by her pupils, who regret that she has decided to retire. of the faculty-supervised the art classes making decorations for the minstrel show. MRS. FORD-orientation and algebra teacher- her charm and pleasant smile are facets of her per- sonality-hobbies are gardening and homemaking. 4 V .lean Mc'Mui'1'ay Katherine Madden George Nielsen Delmar Furrl Ann Costello Douglas Ames Elva Hanson Hildegzlrrl Misho 8

Page 13 text:

yi-f Have you ever wondered who keeps the school running so efficiently? The scouting skill of Little Kabitzer himself was necessary to bring this unas- suming and hardworking group into the limelight they merit. We take pleasure in introducing Glaydon D. Robbins, Superintendent ot Schools, Don L. Caf- terty, Principal of the Senior High School, and the School Board: J. E. Slaughter, president, Mrs. Lois Tolen, vice-president, Harry Swanson, secretary- treasurer, and Matt Hooley and Clarence Cayou, directors. Mr. Robbins is leaving a successtul teaching ca- reer in Stillwater for a position at Simpson College, Guiding Spiriis Donald Pryor, Principal ot' Junior High: Glaydon D. Rob- hins, Superintendent ot' Still- water Schools: Don L. Caffer- ty, Principal of Senior High. Iowa. While here he served as instructor in the Senior High School, principal of the .lunior,High School, and Superintendent ot Schools. Mr. Catterty has been in Stillwater's school sys- tem for ' years, serving as Industrial Arts instructor, coach ot the basketball team, and principal of the Junior and Senior High Schools. Mr. Robbins' infectious chuckle and Mr. Catier- ty's 'personalityu ties and broad smile will be miss- ed by the members of the board, the teachers, and the students alike. Heres a vote ot thanks to this group who have made our school year so memorable! SCHOOL BOARD--M. C Hooley, Clarence Cayou, J. E. Slaughter, Mrs. Lois Tolen, Harry Swanson.

Page 15 text:

MR. FREEMAN-amiable, nice-looking Ag teach- er-advises the P. F. A.-is responsible tor those en- joyable Barn Dances. MRS. GOWER-brisk, industrious instructor of Senior English-advisor for the Thespians and Dec- lamation-likes gardening and writing to former stu- dents. MRS. GRAMENZ-tall, quick-witted Junior High English teacher-still called Miss Hriesel by forget- tul students-interested in music and designing. MISS HANSON-blonde teacher of algebra and geometry-formerly taught in Granite Falls-likes to crochet. MISS HEDBERG-this popular senorita teaches Spanish and Latin-is advisor tor the Tusitala-cor- responds with many former students-enjoys read- ing and needlework. MR. HOBLIT-dark and handsome teacher of in- dustrial arts who returned to the S. H. S. iaculty after spending some time in the Navy. MR. JANSEN-biology teacher-tamed for his stories-Sophies' advisor from way back-hardwork- ing coach of the B teams, his tirst concern is for the 'Kids'. MR. LANE-singing 'soc.' teacher-ambitious, busy-debate coach-does a variety ot things, from l-..-A1-.. --1l-.. L-A- 1--4fL- 'YN4Q-...' A- L-1.!.... L---.l MISS LEONARD-versatile, vivacious related occupations executive-finds time in her busy sched- ule to write a clever column for the Gazette each week. MRS. LIESENFELD-attractive teacher of typing and office training-hardworking advisor ot the Ar- row-thrilled because her husband is home from overseas. MISS LYSNE--quiet, demure teacher of book- keeping and typing-accountant handling school activities--music, reading, and travel are other in- terests. MISS MADDEN-the ever-energetic health su- pervisor-reads the interesting absence excuses- handles her difficult duties with ease and diligence. MISS MAROUARDT-dynamic, bright-eyed mis- tress oi the chemistry lab-capable advisor ot the Pep Club and the Senior Class- assistant director of the 'Dream'. MISS MAIR-talented, artistic teacher of world history-interested in music and travel-directed the one-act play entered in the district contest. MISS MCMURRAY-peppy, popular gym teach- er--advisor ot G. A. A.-usually busy, but always finds time tor a smile or a cheery greeting. MISS MELUM-the dependable lady with the thankless job of keeping the public school libraries running-other interests are singing and outdoor -, --4- B 9 ,' f ,X Mt- Viola Leonard Myron Myers Jean Miller John Freeman Janet Northfield li X f,.'t,,-. me 5, it e. .,f N, ' .- ,, I . 47 X I l Mary Nolan Dan Sullivan Evelyn Gramenz Clara Wahlers Ethel Gower Dorothymae Thimell Josephine Pozzini