Worthington High School - Trojan Yearbook (Worthington, MN)

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From hlokory stloks to teaohmg trloks XR gw I .J COFFEE AND CAKE fans Mr Boyce M1ss Hart Glorla Kllen heksel Mr Gruss help the-mselxes as Eleanor Prahl pours at a coffee party sponsored by the FHA IN TRUE ROMAN FASHION Mr and Mrs Sanderson and Miss New house emoy Old World dellcacles at the Latln Leglon banquet whlle Jullus Caesar looks on Frlendly mterest replaces ro Marcta Holland Engllsh Thesplan Club ad vlser, semor class adv1ser, Donald Jensen rnathemaucs, Kenneth Johnson aguculture Future Farmers of Amer1ca advlser adult agrlculture classes, Jay Johnstone hlstory, football coach Edward Kellen practlcal bus IHESS, bookkeepmg Jumor College Carolyne Kruse. Enghsh yearbook advlser, Jumor class advlser, Walter Larson. agrlculture, veterans ag classes, Future Farmers of Amer1ca ad vlser, Lloyd LeDoux. lxbrarlan, Llbrary Club adv1ser, Mabel Lumg mathemat1cs coun selor, Floyd Nelson, SOC131 StUd18S, semor class advxser, asslstant coach - ggi, - ' Wigs z ' Lyra . b , :aim :V 5 f fwfr? 'I

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Faculty schoolboard lead the Way Donald Chase world h1story Student Coun c1l adv1ser sophomore class adv1ser Robert Chrtshanson mathemat1cs sc1ence Junlor class play d1rector Margaret Dxttmer Eng l1sh soc1al stud1es Katherme Engltsh home econom1cs jun1or class adv1ser adult home makmg classes Eleanor Goltz typlng sten ography Ernest Gould typlng, Jun1or Col lege John Gustafson phys1cs Pro1ect1on1st Club adx 1ser Jun1or College Vtrgmta Hart physlcal educat1on G1rls Athlet1c ASSOCIH t1on adv1ser tumbllng Harrtet Hemum blology Spanlsh Span1sh Club adv1ser Usher Club adv1ser TEST TUBE ENTHUSIASTS d M O e hk rf Llvely students wln awards Every department 1n our school has won honors for the constant tlme and effort spent 1n preparat1on Mr N1emeyer and h1s band attended the State Mustc Educators Chruc 1n February Thats equlvalent to a state basketball champ1onsh1p' Each year outstand1ng honors are won by those hard work1ng F F A and agr1culture boys who last year placed among the top elght Judglng teams at the natlonal contest The TroJan and H1 Star manage 1n splte of the staffs ant1cs to w1n thelr share of well deserved awards annually Modern Caesars and the1r Calpurnas have d1ned wlned and recllned at the annual Roman banquet makmg the learmng of h1c haec hoc a more mterestmg matter and also maklng our Lat1n Club famous All of th1s would not be posstble wlthout the fme relat1onsh1p between the Clty and our school Townspeople flock to every school funct1on whlch IS open to the publtc Whether It s an 3thl9t1C game a cho1r or band concert a play or even open house' Busmess men and women are happy to co operate on Career Day when they appear be fore student groups to help declde the after school what quest1on Who would w1sh for the return of the good old days when school 1953 style IS so much un' 19 2 . . I l - I . , . Q f 1 v 1 ' Q . . , ' l 7 , - f l 1 . ' q 7 ' l f 3 ' . Tv ' I V .. 9 . ' 1 . ' ' 7 ' x - ' ' ' k 9 1 ' 1 ' ' ' ' ' ' ,, . .1 ' . , , 7 1 1 I QW ll L- E a l v , ' .1 - A ' g 1 tz n p , d 'K I I Kleve are b 'ly grossed i maki ' ld- ' E, f disc vcries while in chemistry class. ' ' ' . , . . . , . 7 , . . . 7 ' bi ' 77 ' , , . . . 7 . . 7 7 . , . . 7 7 7 ' - an 77 ' ' cs 77 ' f 1 9

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t Teachers advise and sympathize Gertrude Newhouse mathematics, Latin, Latin Legion adviserg Gerald Niemeyer in- strumental music, band directorg Dean Nor- dell industrial arts' Donald Olson. chemistry, Junior College Dean' Milton Osterberg in- dustrial arts, W Club adviserg Kermit Otte- son vocal music, choir' Margaret Ranseen. home economics, Future Homemakers ad- viserg Daniel Regnier social studies base- ball coach director of athleticsg Harriet Sather social studiesg Arnold Sexe science, plain geometry Junior High Student Coun- ciladviser, 1 A J I V 1 , f' f f f , ,- - .' ' ,' X J :il ., 4 , ' X' ' V 7' , 1' L' 4 Q' f ' A J , - ' '11 A v . , , . ',,,. 1 .l 21 K F Wim 'Q NOSES AND MUSTACH ES are being made to order by Mr Amberson and Betty Jackson as they work wonders on the faces of Jim Crockett and Gary Crippen for the Junior class play AN EARTHWORMS DEEPEST SECRETS are being ex plored by Exelyn Bonander Catherine Miller and Larry Brey as budding scientists practice dissecting in the biology a -'W Nm, N I ,. Clur friendly faculty makes things Click 15,5 r J J . lf? 5 L