Urbana High School - Rosemary Yearbook (Urbana, IL)

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GERTRUD BlEDERMANN. BA.. M.A. Away from her English Lit- erature and Rhetoric classes. Miss Biedermann not only enjoys classical music and travel but reads biography and poetry. ADAM Q. BENNETT. 15.S.. M.S. Mr. Bennett likes nothing bet- ter than working with the tools he teaches his students to use ir. General Shop work. Clara bullock, b.f.d.. a m. Teacher of Freshman English. Miss Bullock is extremely popu- lar with her students. Her out- side interests are travel and reading. Ruth Cadi; Miss Cade, who collects an- tique glass, is one of our most willing and helpful teachers. She teaches Typing to business- minded students. M.MO CADY. 151 A. Attractive Miss Cady is Ur bana s new Art instructor. She is intensely interested in her sub- ject and often enjoys her favorite sport, swimming. Thhodorf Carlson. 15.A.. M.A. Mr. Carlson, whose knowl- edge of American History often amazes his senior students, is always willing to discuss social issues and current events.

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IAJg £ Jz(Z the teachers of Urbana High and have come to realize that we have a faculty of unusual ability. The high standards of the Urbana system have provided the highest type of teacher: practically every teacher has his or her master's degree. We have also come to know that our teachers believe in cooperation. I hey are willing and eager to spend long hours in giving extra help with school work and in advising the clubs, publications, or activities of which most of them have charge. We tip our hats! Genial Mr. S. B Hadden is our principal. His enthusiasm for the activities of our school is limitless. In his years of administering the duties of principal, his influence has pervaded every department of the school. Assistant Principal Miss Mabel D Ricketts, in addition to her teaching duties, supervises the office work. This work includes the signing of absentee slips and excuses, handling ticket sales, issuing the daily bulletins, disposing of correspondence, and typing and mimeo- graphing examinations. In addition, the new permanent records of all pupils have required many extra hours of labor. Assisting Miss Ricketts with office work is Miss Paula Sirohl The office force knows the mean- ing of the word. work. We tip our hats! S IV HADDEN Print ipat Miss Strohl Assistant Principal Miss Ricketts (lo-lemoArif,

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Sarah Fisher. b.a., m.a. Popular Miss Fisher. Short- hand teacher, makes even the clock tick faster when she de livers one ot her enthusiastic pep talks in assembly. THUSLNLLDA GROSS. B.A.. M S. Sincere, quiet, well-liked Miss Gross teaches Physiology and Physiography and loves good music. She olavs the piano dur- ing her leisure time. RAYMOND GWILLIM. B.S.. M S. A newcomer to our faculty. Mr. Gwillim. occupies Room 202 as a teacher of freshman Algebra. He assists with coach ing athletics. Fthel Hamilton, b.s., m s. Closely identified with her subjects. Speech and Dramatics. Mrs. Hamilton supervises the activities behind the curtain of our auditorium. JOHN HAMPTON. B.S.. M.A. Unusually intelligent. Mr. Hampton. Bookkeeping teacher, has been a welcome addition to our school. He is known as Jedge Hampton. Abraham Hornor. b.s.. m s. It is unnecessary to praise our Civics and Hconomics teacher. Mr. Hornor—everybody in the school knows and sincerely likes him. mil