Winona High School - Radiograph Yearbook (Winona, MN)

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Moinfencmce kts if 'Y Fr d Tarras Mrs Klese Clyde Harvey Mrs Lllla Earl Berger Office Asslsfcnfs Rowl V Jasmer M Kowalsky A Albrecht H Page J Kukowskn Row 2 J Schade E Henry D McNally L Sfanlslawskl D Woollev C Glaunerf L Haeuser Row 3 E Chrlstensen R Galewskn T Johnson Page I J

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Davrs Chrlstenson Pruntnng Electruclty Rnfle Club Ad vlser John Fuhlbruegge Dnrector of Vocatuona Education and Industrial Arts Glen lvl Anderson Vocational Agriculture Instructor Future Farmers of Arnerrca Advuser Conservation Club Adviser Herbert O Borger Co ordnnator of Duversufned Occupatnons Oc cupatlonal Relatuons Vocohonol ond lndusfrlol Arts Page Alfred W Stuff Machune Shop Idwal J Thomas M chanucal Draw :ng Metal Shop Archltectural Drawing Eldon Brandt Woodshop Craft Club Adviser Alfr d A Stuff Jr Auto lvl chanucs

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Librory Assistants Rowl F Luehman N Wondrow M Sholes P Flathe B Chadbourn M Brown R Maas Row 2 W Wohlert J Waas L Spaag R Odegaarden M Hubof L Seelxng J Schade Speaking of fl1e foculfy swept the floor but we stull rely as pupuls dad fnfty years ago upon the knowledge and In tegruty of our Instructors to launch us on Infe s voyage In those good ol days there were fewer fnlls on readln ntln and nthmetlc but educators were well grounded nn the essentuals Now the curnculum has been enlarged and expanded and the teachers are specualusts an theur fuelds as well as being conversant wnth all aspects of education Now as then there ns a perfectuon to every song which we learn to sung every art oblect that students are lnsplred to make and every expenment that IS performed Thus IS also ap parent when we learn to speak our languages correctly and when we learn about the universe Page l 4 Instructors guve unselfushly and cheerfully to serve the students I fact t as not only teachlng abnluty that students admure but at as also a fruendllness sense of humor wlllmgness to help and personal Interest ln the students that guve our teachers theur loyal following Teachers are compensated to a large degree by the contnnumg success of their pupils now and later an lnfe They can pount out wlth prnde each achaevement and hope that they had a part un making It possible The followlng statement of Confucius ap plles today just as It dld hundreds of years ago lf a man keeps cherushung hns old knowledge, so as contmually to be acqulnng new he may be a teacher of others . r fl A .. w I g 4 V ,L I T 4 l A. 1 -X, V, W. y . .-D, , - .. lf. Q C I Gone are the days when teachers' long skirts and how men adjust themselves to one another. I . I q V . . , ' . n , i ' a I I ' I I I A . . I . , , . . , , . . t ' ' 1 I I l , . . . . 1 . . I . . . Q - . Q , . ll ' ' ' l . . . I ' Il