Valley City High School - Sheyenne Yearbook (Valley City, ND)

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Miss Alber+ine Sieinborn English, Psychology, Journalism B. A. Valley Ciiy S. T. C. As fhe school phoiographer Miss Sfeinborn was busy 'raking picfures for rhe Hi-Liner and The annual. As +he adviser for bo+h of fhese publicarions she pu+ in her +ime meefing deadlines. Miss Sfeinborn spen+ +wo periods a week 'leaching an inreresfed class of +hir'ry-five siudenis fhe fundamenfals of newswri+ing, and +raining rhem so ihey would be able fo fill rhe posiiions of edifors, associafe ediiors and reporrers of nexi year's Hi-Liners. She also +augh+ 'iwo senior English classes and a psychology class. Her hobbies are phofography, reading, and sewing. Mrs. Helen Davidson Librarian B. A. Valley Ciiy S. T. C. Mrs. Helen Davidson, librarian, obfained her B. A. from Valley Cify Sfafe Teachers College and is working on her B. L. S. af Wisconsin Universify. Many new books arrived lasf year and were cafaloged. More are being purchased from fhe memorial fund for Miss Thelma Thorkelson, former secrerary to fhe superinfendeni. Mrs. Davidson has lwo girls and a boy. She enioys ceramics and is in her ienfh year of 4H club leadership. She 'laughf a Sunday School class and sang in fhe church choir fhis pasi year. She also holds an office in Easiern Sfar. Wilh all 'ihis acfivify she never worries abou'r dull momen+s. A group of seniors using Their free periods for reading and reference work

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H E Chrisfopherson B. A. Lu+her College Universiiy of lowa Universily of Minnesoia Universiiy of Nor+l1 Dakola Q jpiweq, ,def-W PRINCIPAL Mr. Chris+opherson, in ihe fhree years he has been principal. has been busily occupied wifh fhe faslr of conirolling 'Phe exfra-curricular 'finances of fhe high school, recording a'H'endance, checking grades of sfudenis. and looking af+er fhe day-by- day acfiviiies. During +he summer monfhs he works foward his Ph.D. ai The Universiiy of Norfh Dalroia. He received his B.A. a+ Lufher College where he maiored in social science and languages. This year, Mr. Chrisfopherson revived fhe idea of the school carnival which was a greai success, bofh financially and in sfudenf parficipaiion. During Dr. Ward's absence, Mr. Chrisiopherson was aciing superin+enden+. V QJUWA, QSM X ur. .W

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Charles J. Challey Vocational Agriculfure B. S. and M. 5. Norfh Dakofa Agriculrural College The phrases ship cropping, crop ro+aiion, and fer- racing may be Greek lo cily folks, buf nor so fo lhe s'ludenl's in Mr. Challey's agriculfure classes. ln accordance wil'h 'lhis class, Mr. Challey organized here fhe youlh program, Fulure Farmers of Amercia, commonly called lhe F.F.A. These fufure farmers sludied farm man- agemenl and fhe care of live slock. Mr. Challey's oulside inleresl' include his lwo small sons lfurure F. F. A. members, perhapsl, and his hobbies - hunfing, fishing, and craff work. He is also a skilled pianisi. Noi imps, buf welders ai' work in +he Vocahonal Agrlculiuro class Wilbur H. Barlle lndusfrial Arls B. S. Ellendale Slafe Normal The fhud of hammers, lhe whir of saws, and 'l'he smell of sawdusl were everyday occurrences in lhe classroom rouline of Mr. Barlle. Under his supervision shop sludenfs learned lhe fundamenlals of building and repairing. Mr. Barlle also had charge of The 'lrigonomefry class. Here he endeavored +o +each bewildered sl'uden'l's all lhey mus+ know aboul circles, friangles, and squares. Mr. Bar+le's help was indispensable in building couniers and shelves for fhe lunch room and providing benches and paleH'es for fhe arf class. I I2