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

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Miss Helen E. Noess Home Economics B. A. Valparaiso Universify Lasf year Miss Noess had almosf all new equipmenf added fo fhe foods laborafory and fhis pasl year fhe sewing deparfmenf received new sewing machines. The girls fried a new and fasfer mefhod of sewing - no basfing and fhe affern was fiffed before fhe maferial was cuf. The girls learned fhe arf of freezing food -- even biscuifs. The foods laborafory also received some new equipmenf - a home freezer, an ironer, and new furnifure in fhe living FOOITI. H glgg V ,V Nimble fingers beaf in perfecl rhyihm. Mrs. Sabina Wimmer Beal Commerce B. A. Valley Cify S. T. C. Mrs. Beal was new fo fhe Valley Cify High School faculfy fhis year. She faughf school in Buffalo and Kafhryn, Norfh Dakofag however, mosf of her 'lime before coming fo Valley High was spenf in business and secrefarial work rafher ihan ieaching. While Mrs. Willis Osmon had charge of Sfenography l and ll, Mrs. Beal 'look charge of all fhe fyping, bookkeeping, and junior business classes. Many of fhe Sfenography ll sfudenfs acfed as secre- faries fo fhe feachers, and a few had secrefarial posifions in cify business places. l3

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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

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Frank D. Cinlx Y -4 Science B. A. Valley Cify S. T. C. When fwo or more elemenfs chemically unife, a compound is formed. The formula for cane sugar is CGH2OU. These were familiar sfafemenfs in fhe chemisfry classrooms. Under fhe supervision of Mr. Cink, budding chemisfs performed sfrange and inferesfing experimenfs fo discover fhe chemical makeup of various subsfances. Mr. Cinlr also had charge of fhe aeronaufics class. Sfudenfs inferesfed in fhe arf of flying had an excellenf chance fo receive preparafory fraining from fhis course. Mr. Cinlt is well qualified fo feach aeronaufics as he spenf some fime in fhe U. S. Army Air Force. A class of seven physicisfs learned fhaf air is compressible. ac- cording fo Boyle's law, and 'lhaf springs have elasfic limifs. The aero class gefs firsf hand fraining af fhe airporf. Merrill Sfrandberg Biology B. A. Valley Cify S. T. C. Mr. Sfrandberg conducfed classes in biology and world geography. His biology sfudenls performed fhe usual fasks of dissecfing worms, frogs. and cafs. Mr. Sfrandberg was fhe freshman baslcefball coach and his players are definifely Hi-Liner maferial. He was also very acfive as one of lhe iunior home room advisers and was an enfhusiasfic parlicipanf in many of the assembly and pep programs. Mr. Sfrandberg's hobby is hunfing, specifically deer hunfing. He was successful fhis year. He bagged fhe limif-one doe. I4