Winona High School - Radiograph Yearbook (Winona, MN)

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Alfred W. Stiff Vocational Machine Shop. Mathilde Spreitzer English 9 and IO, Beginners' Knitting Club Adviser, Junior Class Adviser. Charles D. Stephens Head of English Department, English IZ, Debate Adviser, SOO Club Adviser. Auto Mechanics. lzussreoo f ldwal Thomas Industrial Arts Mathematics Sanford S Tyler Algebra Consuncers Mathematics Hockey Aichery Club Adviser Th v moke th wheels do round Mr Tmmon Eorl Berger Clyde I-lorvev Fred Torros 'vlrs Lillo Jomes Pomcroy Mr Kec e Po Alfred A. Stiff, Jr. E' l If , 1? , , ,. I , I I , . I 1 I ,g eg e i ' f . I -S. , l x ' xc , 1 . , . 5. s , f TJ

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Walter H. Pust Typing Business Prin p l Shorthand Football Line Baseball RADIOGRAPH Busi ness Staff Adviser Margaret Schummers Latin l and ll Junior High Library Edwin J Spencer Boys Physical Education Boys lntra mural League Football Baseball Senior Class Adviser Ruth M. Pallas Robert L. Prosser Director. f Head of Mathematics Department, Advanced Algebra, Trigonometry, Ot- tice, Senior Class Adviser. Choral Director and Assistant Band Lewis Schoening Psychology Guidance Director Poge l 2 Open House gives parents o chonce to check up s.. ,.. ,fr- ,- I - . . . CI 9S,- , , rf, . I I I ' . I . I ' o . . . . . Y ' , . . I - - I I I I I . 47 I . . 9 -Y 1 ,,, . S- . . . fs- Q' . I rf- . ' - ' . , I ' 1 f ! Y , . 0 , v.l -

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4' 6 i Barbara Vye Girls Physical Educa tion GAA Adviser Margaret E Voelker English ll and l2 Business English Personality Club Adviser William G Zllliox Head of Science De partment Chemistry Physics Usher Squad Adviser Ch ss Club Adviser Our superiors reigned with a capable hand These modern teachers of today have ad mirably kept pace with the swiftly changing times Realizing that the success of the whole school system is their responsibility they have ed obligation to society They have striven for flexibility and avoidance of the old role of the exacting disciplinarian and the methods of those days when a student eyed the teacher as a creature from another world Recognizing that education is the corner stone upon which the future of America is built these educators agree that it is in the school where the youth of America must be imbued with faith in the democratic way of life They understand that it is here that the student must be taught the obligations that go hand in hand with liberty that students must develop courage and initiative to stand up for what they know is right that patriotism can be instilled in them through the contin uous study of American traditions and that Page I4 subjects must be taught which are vital to the building of future citizenship These educators have proven their merit they were close to the student they had the faith and respect of the student They taught each boy and girl to think for himself and gave due respect to each one s decisions To an already overcrowded schedule they have willingly accepted the responsibility of a lens ure time activity program Wholesome hobbies and social events were encouraged providing the necessary outlets for surplus energy and spare time Much is expected of today s teacher much is given much is received Tribute in its fullest measure is due those who during their daily associations with the graduates of this teen age conscious l95O have given so unstintingly The guidance the supervision and direction must always be a part of us who have been the fortunate beneficiaries .r . , . - 1 xr , U , ' ', I I A I l ? , nt b S r i , . , , patiently endeavored to fulfill this self-impos- H I - I l l I