Worthington High School - Trojan Yearbook (Worthington, MN)

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Keep tab to see no one skips school Pass the p1ns please Rose Marle Basche Norlta Ander son Melxa Fagerness Dlana Doeden Shlrley Otto and Donna Peters are engrossed 1n decoratlng the Off1Ce w1th Chr1stmas holly These senlor glrls work one hour a day as Off1Ce ass1stants answerlng telephone f1ll1ng out make up and tardy S11pS and walkrng the weary way of absence sl1p collectors In be tween tlrnes they help Mrs Schmldt record absences Like Ike Mr. Roger Gruss has a new job. In September 1952 he was inaugurated as J un1or Hlgh Pr1nc1pal H keeps an ever watchful eye on the younger set and makes certaln that everythlng 1n the Junlor Hlgh w1ng runs smoothly Prevlously he served as asslstant prlnclpal In add1t1on to h1s new Job Mr Gruss also advlses the pub 11cat1on of the W H1 Star the school newspaper and co ad v1ses the J ournahsm Club

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Professors with a strong hand rule W1th 1ron hand and a soft heart Mr E A Durbahn Superlntendent of Schools keeps Worthmgton H1gh School students under control H1s able leadershlp under somet1mes d1ff1cult clrcumstances has proved h1m to be both fa1r and just Dr Durbahn IS always ready to hear our 1d9aS or problems Here he 1S shown dlscusslng the new PO11Cy of counsel1ng 1n Wh1Ch every student 1S 1nterv1ewed w1th Martha Cashel senlor it . pet 1sn t so drastlc when you are greeted wxth the Profes sors famous grm Though h1s dut1es as Senlor H1gh Pr1n c1pal must at tunes be dlf flcult Mr A T Sanderson comes sm1l1ng through Mr Sanderson moved out of the tlght spot he has called h1s 0ff1Ce for years 1nto the more SPBCIOUS quarters he now oc cuples W1th helpful sugges t1ons and encouragement he has ruled us well ' H' 77 . 1 . . . , I 7 ! , . Being called upon the car- !! ' 3 ' 7 CC ' Y7 - y . . . - , ll ' . . 7, U 7,

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Sohoolmarms, headmasters fade away Modern educatlonal methods have crept lnto every department of WHS How our grandparents mlght have yearned for such contrapt1ons as the automatlc d1shwashers electrlc sewlng machlnes and stoves ln the cheerful home econom1cs rooms and the speech department s tape recorder Phonographs unllke the old fash1oned Wmd up vlctrola retell for eager audlences the saga of K1ng Johns s1gn1ng the Magna Charta or Chaucer s Canterbury Tales Semors won t forget Baldy s numerous announcements of audlo v1sual axds starrmg Marllyn Monroe These dashlng young men who run the movles are members of the grow 1ng PI'OJ9Ctl0I'11St Club The experlence they ga1n from thelr asslgnments may k1ndle the spark of 1nterest 1nto a f1ne hobby or occupa txon The W Club s dream of mstalhng a wh1rl pool bath for therapeutlcal use 1n the athletlc department w1ll soon become a reahty Healthy bodles develop under the watchful eyes of the physlcal educat1on mstructors and the coachmg staff Athletlcs begm early Seventh graders partlcxpate 1n a football and basketball program wh1ch IS carr1ed out throughout the Junlor Hxgh Roger Amberson speech Amerlcan hlstory debate coach Nat1onal Forenslc League advlser Blanche Antome Engllsh SOC1al stud1es Esther Berreau Enghsh V1v1an Byorkman Enghsh Pep Club advlser Lourse Borg Enghsh muslc Joan Boyce art W11 11am Boyce art Jumor class advlser Artls tocrats adv1ser Wxlham Brennan h1gher al gebra plane and sol1d geometry ass1stant coach Vxctor Buller Jumor Hlgh muslc or he 1 c stra drector JM Xa AJ J 1244 cuZffjW6!i,,aaf jy6M ASSEMBLY LINE INNOCULATIONS dont fa e Tama Llttl Dr K llbr de hoots her du g a school 1m and a nu se f om the ch c help wlth the proceedmgs 18 I . 7 . I . , I . , , . . . g I . 7 , , 5: c . 9 . ' . 9 . 6 2 ' ' 1 ' . . ' T . .4 .1 4 . - f 1 - . G 1 ' Q . I . - 7 l 4 n, I 1 , - , D f I' 1 , 4 0 .A 3 , f 1 f' M 7 f , Z - , , ' e as . i i s rin ' - munization program. Miss Elsie Johnson, school nurse, r r 'ni ' ' . 7 Y 5 Y . - . Cl ' ' 77 ' ' a . , . . 7 ' 7 an v as 4 - - v cl 1 E ' . ,, . a n 1 X 4, . ff ,Q 7 ' ' ' - .