Worthington High School - Trojan Yearbook (Worthington, MN)

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Experimentation makes work clear fN A N x xt! Varyrng dut1es for the custodlans are so great we can not 11st them all They lnclude everythlng from regula tmg the heat cleamng the halls and the classrooms makmg needed repa1rs to catchmg a stray mouse Before school begms 1n the mornmg and untll long after we ve left rn the afternoon they are domg then' part to keep our school runmng along smoothly However all th1s work must have 1ts compensa tlons because one of the men Art Gustafson has been keepmg the school 1n t1p-top condrtlon for twenty three years 22 Ruth Maday soc1al studies Katherme Menken home economlcs Jumor class adv1ser adult homemakmg classes Chefs Club adv1ser Floyd Nelson soclal studles senlor class adv1ser track coach Gertrude Newhouse mathemat1cs Lat1n Lat1n Legron ad vrser Gerald Nremeyer band d1rec tor lnstrumental muslc Dean Nor dell mdustrlal arts Donald Olson chemlstry Junlor College Dean M11 ton Osterberg lndustrlal arts Kermxt Otteson vocal muslc cho1r WORRY WORK TOIL AND TROUBLE This seems to be the fate of the four custodrans Art Gustafson Emmet Williams Henry Brunner and Orrie Anderson VJ K it 1 I , tx ' . 5 . 0 I ,Q . X 3 Y 1 7 ' ' 4 -2' - . . . 7 . I X, K K ' 1 1 JY 8 l y I , 0 - I I ' -y :a W r . . , S ' ,V 1 . ' , . I ! 1 ' D I n I J I , . if ' V , A r I 'EI I Y N V 7 XXL' as 1 XXX Y ,JAX f t , , Ng' x, M. L XC!! , KXJL xx1iU h' X- ' A 5 ' L V ur .ffl -N X - lv Q. , X, My ' . Lx f X ' ' ' ' ' I I , J XS X N ff ,' V ,a X '.yf3 , ,ft LU -i 1, -A . . ' , ' U 'R rv' K, x . fx. C N . L sf ffl XJ Al . , 4 ' 1 , 1 , . 5 - 1 . 7 ' Y n ,n , ,

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Modern teachmo methods Dreva11 Marcia Holland. English, Thespian Club adviser, senior class adviserg Donald Jensen. mathematics, Kenneth Johnson. agriculture, Future Farmers of America adviser adult agriculture classes' Jay Johnstone history foot- ball coach Edward Kellen bookkeep mg Junior College Carolyne Kruse English yearbook adviser J ournahsm Club adviser Walter Larson agrlcul ture veterans ag classes Future Farmers of Amerlca adviser Lloyd LeDoux 11brar1an Library Club ad viser Mabel Lumg mathematlcs counselor LATIN LIVES TODAY This IS the the e of the Lat.m cla ses as pointed out by Miss New house and Eileen Oppek Although th e Roman h use ould t fit in with the modem world we do find many Latin wo ds m today s la guage ! 1 ' 1 S 1 ! . I ' Y ! S I ' i I - J ' 1 I , ' - , . . 1 I y . ' m ' . es D r I ' Q I .xv Q67 .s X . A -N 'T gf it Q , fx K K . t 3 :QQ 2 C . fir' W 0 f 2, 7- :,:4fw:+ Q ' fdy gg .. ,, , cf 1,61

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Many activities add to school 11ie Daniel Regmer, SOC131 studles, base- ball coach, athletlc equlpment man ager, Roy Sample, Enghsh art Har net Sather, SOC131 studies, Arnold Sexe, SCIGHCB, plane geometry Jumor Hlgh Student Councll advlser, Robert Snyder phyS1Ca1 educatlon, Junlor College coach, Valborg Stenoxen, stenography typing bookkeepmg, Mary Stratte home economlcs, Jumor Red Cross adv1ser, Reuben Svmgen. sclence, Kenneth Thompson, sclence, drlvers tralmng, W Club adv1Ser basketball coach 9 SANDY S LITTLE HELPEFIS Unlike those elves of Santas however the student members of the office staff are kept busy all through the year col lectmg absence slips making out cafeteria passes and tardy slips and various other dutles Part of these glrls are plctured here They are Karin Schmidt Marjorie Jeppesen Carol Andrmga Lois Ahlers Jamce Peterson and MarJor1e Groenewold BABY ITS COLD OUTSIDE Neither wind n0r rain nor even snow might be 3 good motto far those vahant faculty members who brave Iii weather to sell tickets at the f00tb81l and baskefba games Three of the Eskxmos are Mr Gruss Mr Boyce and Miss Kruse S