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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1936-12-10
(TOO Late for Last Week.
(FrOm Another COrrespondenr,

Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Swenson and
little daughter. Jean. spent Sunday with
Mrs. SwensOn's folks at the Mrs. James
Ogilvie home. They and Mr.. and Mrs
Earl Wilson and children and Mr. and
Mrs. Wallace Ogilvie and children had
2 and O'Clock dinners there together.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Baker and little
son. Donald. and Mrs. Julianna DobOs-
zensh came Saturday morning from
Duluth where they had spent a week.
They visited over Sunday at the John S.
Baker entertained at a family party and
6 O'Clock dinner Saturday evening" The
Stanley Genadek and Joe Dubie families
were present and on Sunday noon Mrs.
Joe Dubie entertained the families at
her home in honor of Miss Ruth, it
being her fifteenth birthday anmver-
sary.
Joe Dubie. Earl Wilson. Wallace Ogil-
vie and A. E. Wood gave an oyster stew
at the formers home at which the wives
were also entertained.
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DISTRICT NO. 26 SCHOOL NOTES

The pupils are very busy practic-
ing for their Christmas program
which will be held December II, in
the evening. Everybody welcome.
The report cards for the second
six weeks were handed out last week.
The following were neither absent
nor tardy: Verna Hermerding, Leo
MichOg. Jean. Mildred and Lucille
Polivka, Rose Jirovec and Ted Michog.
The following have their names on
the "A" honor roll: Verna Hermer-
ding, Gertrude Sheforgen, Russell
Duit, Robert Majzner, Mildred Poliv-
ka, Deloris Kiminsk and Ted Michog.
Those on the b" honor roll were:
Clarice Trnka, Helen Dolezal, Emily
DOlezal, ROLAND and Dorothy Shefor-
gen, Edward Michog and Rose Jirovec.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1936-12-10
PROCEEDINGS OF
SCHOOL BOARD
Dist. No. 81.

School board meeting October Is,
1896.
Members present were Wahlstrom.
Melberg, Ogilvie and Nortrup. Those
absent were DR.. Ehmke and Mrs. John
son.
Mr.. Ogilvie acted as chairman Of
the meeting.
The minutes of the previous meet
ing were read and approved as read.
The bonds of the following bus driv-
ers were approved: Nelson, Peterson
and Wilson.
Moved, seconded and carried that
we pay Joe Stepan $50 a month when
he has to make two trips or $45 when
he makes one trip.
Moved, seconded and carried that
the superintendent be instructed to re-
port the names of the pupils required
to attend school and are not sent to
school, to the county attorney.
On motion seconded and carried,
Miss Lorraine Telander was elected
high school teacher at salary Of $50
a month.
On motion carried, the following
bills were allowed:
M. L. Melberg attending meet
ing 5000. - f.4V
H. Nortrup, census and attend
ing meeting, etc. ........... 9.75
Willow River Telephone Elk,
rent and calls .............. $40
Frank Barton, 20 cords 2-foot
wood ........ .1O5.33
Chas. Uhlir, AZ 8 /16 cords wood .222.94
MINI. Power & Light Co.. serv-
ice for September .......... 1880
United Chemical Co., supplies. 1889
st. Paul Book & st. Co.. chairs S8.44
Duluth Typewriter Co., 3 type
writers $500. .1o1 .oU
M. ]. Ceryes, supplies ....... 1865
McC Co., sup
plies ................ 4.OZ
U. of Nebraska, supplies ...... 1926
Paul A. Schmidt Co., books. -. ESQ
The Commonwealth Book Co.,
supplies ...... ............ 1884
Ed. Test Bureau, supplies 80. 1898
Beckley & Cardy, supplies 80. 1888
Geographical Publ. Co.. supplies 1923
]. r. Stanton Lbr. Co., supplies 34.35
w. A Ehmke, speaker, etc. -. 1910
Willow River Mere. Co., sup
plies ........ .............. 14.74
Newberg Linoleum Store, sup
plies ...... ................ 1920
Scott FOresman Co., supplies :. .6S
Gregg Publ. Co., supplies ...... 238
Rand McNally, supplies ....... 2.0S
American Book Co., supplies :. 637
Farnham School Supply Co.,
supplies ...... ............. 1851
Mentzer-Brush Co., supplies -. 1.37
CHM & Co., books ............ 67.94
Lyons & Carnahan, books -. 1857
Iroquois Publ. Co., books ..... 3.16
On motion seconded and carried, the
board adjourned.
w. w. OGILVIE,
Chairman pro tenn.
H. NORTRUP, Clerk.
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rs women and girls were present. The
bride-to-be received many useful and
pretty gifts. She will become the
bride of Hiding Gustafson before
New Year. A delicious lunch was
served to all present after which Miss
johnson opened her packages.
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(Fr0m Another Correspondent
The Blomskog Ladies' Aid will meet
at the parsonage Friday afternoon,
Dec. II. All are welcome
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WILLOW RIVER
Regular Meeting Held.

regular meeting Monday evening with
President Rubian Stende presiding.
There were about 80 members pres
ent. Mrs. r. Stende was accepted as
new member. The group now has
a large membership.
AS there is an urgent need for
finances, a committee consisting Of
Mrs Herb johnson, Mrs. Otto Reuer,
Jeanette Schutt, VIM. Ehmke, Carl
Aakhus and Rubian Stende were ap-
pointed to make arrangements for a
dance on New Years Eve, when the
merry-makers can come and meet
their friends and have good time.
The business meeting adjourned and
a program was given. Miss Sybil Pet
tijohn gave very interesting talk
on the drama at the time of the
Shakespeare plays and previous to
their being played. Miss Ester Rug
land conducted an "Old Fashioned
School" in which several took part
and it was very entertaining. Lunch
was served by the committee. The
play, Happy Birthday" is being re-
hearsed every Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Guessing are re-
joicing over the arrival of a 10h
pound girl born to them recently.
This is their fifth child. They have
three other girls and boy.
Red Cross members met at the
schoolhOuse Friday, Dec. 4. The meet
ing was called by the president.
Among other business discussed was
election of officers. Those reelected
were DR.. w. C. Ehmke, president; E.
B. Linsley, vice president; Mrs. H.
Johnson, secretary-treasurer. The
minutes were read and approved. A
few Christmas baskets will be given
to the needy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Thompson and
children spent the Thanksgiving holt
days in St. Paul visiting relatives and
friends. They enjoyed their visit and
reached home safely. They are 10
Gated on Second lake near her brother,
Emil CHASER.
The Lutheran Ladies' Aid will meet
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Art Her.
merding Saturday of this week Your
attendance is requested A lunch will
be served.
Joseph Zimmerman, Walter Popek
and Vincent Smith of Saltwater, who
are stationed at Fort Smelling, came
home Saturday afternoon. Walter Po-
PEEK and Vincent Smith returned Sun
day. Joseph remained with his moth
er and brother until Wednesday.
Husky Nelson and Axel johnson
drove to Duluth Saturday evening, re-
turning Sunday.
Rev. Chas. Swanson has started the
Modern Problem Class" again, begin
ming Monday evening at the school
house. There were 10 present. The
topic discussed was Three different
branches Of government in the differ
ent states" Next week the topic will
be 1.-The Rise of American Civiliza-
ton" by Beard. Anyone who wishes
to do so may attend these meetings
and they will find Rev. Swanson a very
able leader and an interes ing speaker.
Miss Jimmy" a three-act farce by
Jean Provence, will be produced as the
annual junior class play of the Will
low River high school on Friday and
Saturday evenings, December II and
IL, at p. m. in the Municipal hall.
The characters are Louise, Dorothy
NOvak; Florence, Grazelle Arramy;
Catherine, Helen Dahlen; Doris, Pearl
Norbeck; Harriet Esther Stepan;
Droopy, Norman Dolly; Miss Watkins,
Eileen Goring; Jimmy, David Ekberg;
and Prof. Frazier, Jack Cunningham.
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(FrOm Another CORRESPONDENCE

(FrOm Another Correspondent
Peter Study and Mrs. Walter Cum
bingham went to Denham Wednesday
evening of last week, returning Thurs
day morning.
The Peter Study family of Mime
apolis, visited here over the week
end, returning to Minneapolis where
they are employed.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1936-12-10

WHEN IN NEED of funeral flowers
try Ferndale Nursery. Call any
time, day or night. Family and
neighborhood pieces our specially.
We make designs of all kinds. Cut
chrysanthemums, $3.50 to $3.50 per
dozen. Snapdragons, 81 dozen. Gift
boxes assorted flowers, 81 to So.
Postage 15c extra. Pot plants and
house ferns. SOC to $3.50. Write,
call or telephone 43J, Askov. Wis.,
itOrs always welcome at green
houses.-Ferndale Nursery. Askov.
69w12-2t
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH NOTES

Bruno.
Bible study this week at the L. M.
Darling home; C. E. Saturday evening
at the Gault home.
Sunday school at 10 a. M; service
at 11:15, subject, The Angels Message.
Kerrick.
Sunday school at p. M; service at
2 p. m.
Willow River.
Bible study Wednesday evenings.
Sunday school at 2 p. M; service at 8.
DAVID HARRINGTON, Pastor.
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effort. Also. remember that it Is i'm
possible for one to get an accurate
measure with only one visit or even
several visits.
Visit your own school often.
Teachers should not be measured by
the kind of Christmas programs gwen
or by report card marks. 1t would be
far better to Judge a teacher by some
scale such as the 80 points listed above.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1936-12-10

Christmas programs as follows: "B"
school, Wednesday, Dec. Is; "A"
school, Thursday, Dec. II; and &C"
school, Friday, Dec. 10.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1936-12-10

An Askov American advertiser sold
you that bargain. watch for more.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1936-12-10

board adjourned.
w. w. OGILVIE,
Chairman pro tenn
H. NORTRUP, Clerk.
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BROAD RIPPLE

K. v. zimmerman, principal: Ruth
B. Carter, English and dean of girls;
Elizabeth Johnson. English, home
economies; Edgar Stahl, English;
Ethel Stuart, English; Lillyon L.
Wrinkle, English; Edgar F. Diederich,
mathematics, athletics; Miriam
King, mathematics; A. F. Thomas,
mathematics.
Margaret G. Coombs, language;
Elizabeth Roberts, language; Frank
A. Baird, social studies, athletics:
j. Curtis Weigel, social studies;
Flora Will, social studies; Leroy P.
McGhehey. science; Noble Newsum,
science; Winifred West, commercial:
Stella Richardson, home economics;
Hubert L. Wann, general shop;
Raymond Hall, music: Marylizabeth
Mooney. art; Irma Richards, phys
ical training.
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TECHNICAL

Dewitt S. Morgan, principal; H
H. Anderson, vice principal and
head of math. dept; H. E. Doggy
vice principal and head of drafting
E, f. Greene, vice principal and
head of vocational shops; H. L.
Harshman. vice principal; G. E
Teeters, vice principal
DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH
Mabel Goddard Margaret AK
tell, Jeanne G. Bose, Ruth Bozell
Hortense Braden, Anna Brooch
hansen, Alice Brown, Olive B
Brown, Grace Bryan. Margaret
Burnside, Louise S. Camp, Gladys
Fade, Jeanne B. Eastland, Robert
Emerson, Ressie j. Fix, Vance Gar
ner, Florence c. Guild, Lyle Harter
Florence Jones Evelyn Kletzing
Eva H. Lycan, Ethel B. Mcintosh
Lillian Martin, Halcyon Menden-
hall, Clarissa Morrow, Edna G
Rowland, Dwight C. Park, Charles
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Coral r. Black, Rosans Hunter
Louise M. Iske, Harry N. Painter
Adelaide B. Tnale, A. Ross Williams
DEPARTMENT OF LANGUAGES
Elizabeth L. Davis. Violet Beck
Henry Schell, Ruth H. Shull.
DEPARTMENT OF SCIENCE
Carl F. Hanske, Ray Ankenbrock
Robert l.. Black, Harold G.. Boese
James H. Brayton, Ray S. Millikan
Carroll o. Skaar.
DEPARTMENT OF ART
Estelle p Izor, Gladys A. Denney
Lewis Finch, Charles Yeager.
DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC
Isabelle Mossman, Lon Perkins
Harold Winslow.
DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICAL
EDUCATION
Oral Bridgford, Alvin Romsiser
Theo Parr, Dorothy SLING.
DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCIAL
STUDIES
w. s. Bsrnhsyt, Hazel w. Dor
man, F. Cleo Frazier Helen Haynes
Gertrude Lieber, l.. Maxwell. Marie
Rapp, Laila Sipe, Harry Thomas
Mona Vandenbrook.
DEPARTMENT OF HOME
ECONOMICS
Josephine Boyd, Edith Compton,
Ivy Ann Fuller, Marie Holmes
Katherine Mertz, Florence Sanders,
Anna J. Schaefer, Rovene Ticen,
Cora Zell.
DEPARTMENT OF MANUAL
TRAINING
Paul Covert, Russell Clunie, AL
bert Hirschman, J. G. Mather
Marion Peoples. w. H. Ruten, Louis
Smith, Guy w. Tricky, A. L.
Weigler.
DEPARTMENTAL ASSISTANTS
Oran Davis, art; Edward Eich-
rodt, band instructor; Freda Hart,
music assistant and accompaniSt
Gottlieb Leukhardt, mill room, Bea-
trice Perdue, art; Virginia Gross, &C
companist in girls gymnasium; Jul
liza. Niebergall, acocmpanist in girls
gymnasium.
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DEPARTMENT OF ART
Ferd Brumblay, Frances Failing,
LaVon Whitmire.
DEPARTMENT OF INDUSTRIAL
ARTS
Harold Harding, Burton Knight,
Ira Melvin, Ocal Muterspaugh, j.
w. Schell, Dean Smith, James
Smith.
DEPARTMENT OF HOME
ECONOMICS
Mary E. Cammack, Gretchen
Mueller. Elizabeth Randolph, Cath
crime Thalman, Helen Wallic.
DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC
Maude Delbridge, Eta Scherf.
DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICAL
EDUCATION
H. B. Bogue, Leo Rosasco, Eliza
beth w. Hatfield, Mabel Loehr, Vel
ma Schaaf, Myrtle Johnson.
Assistants-Gilbert Held, Pauline
Vonnegut, Charlotte Crist, Sarah
Ann Hartley, William Steckelmann,
Omer Scott. Mary Phillips, Jessica
Carter, Margie Cassidy. Lloyd Con-
way, Gilbert Bruning, Ned Sharpe,
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! r. Parks, Narcie Pollitt, Margaret
/ Remy.
Ella Robbins, Clara Ryan, Rachel
2. Schumacher, Ella Sengenberger,
Esther w. Smith. jeff Stonex.
Jennie Strain. Helen Thornton,
Helen Tichenor, Olive Traylor, Mar
| tina Turpin. Margaret Waters, Jean
nette ~ White, Bjorn Winger.
DEPARTMENT OF
MATHEMATICS
Elva Antrim, Martha E Brodby,
Dorothy Carey, Kenneth Coffin, r.
" Couple, Mildred Corrie, Sara c..
Ewing, Mabel r. Henze. William
Herbst, Ethel Houser, j. Kettery.
Geraldine Kindig, w. r. Kricken-
| berger, Cecil McClintock. H. c. Mil
holland. John A. Mueller, Peul E.
Myers, w. F. Reagan, Margaret
Louise Rogers, Dale w. Sare. J. v.
Shannon. Edith Silver, Louise Stur-
devart, C. E. Trueblooo, A. M
Welchons.
DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL
SCIENCE
o. S. Flick, Irma Bachman, Olive
Beckington, Katherine Book, James
H. Butler, Helen Elliott, S. B. Essig,
Fred R. German. Eva Green, Hazel
G.. Howe, Ralph Minnick, Mary
Elizabeth Moore, Dorothy Perkins.
Ann Ratterman.
Fred N. Reeder, Mary Louise
Schwier, William r. Shirley, Ellen
L. Stoy, Alta I. WEIGH, Mary Wilson,
Merrill Wilson.
DEPARTMENT OF FOREIGN
LANGUAGE
Charles C. Martin, M. C. Twine-
ham, Esther Aldridge, Edith Allen,
Edith Baker, Alkaline Barnett,
Grace A. Emery, Anna May Glas-
cock, Mae A. Glockner, Mata jung
nitsch, A. F. Lagemann, Frances
Longshore, Irene Mclean, Johanna
Mueller, Adele Renard, Mabelle
Sprague, RGJh Stone.
DEPARTMENT OF SCIENCES
Charles l.. Brosey, Clare F. Cox,
Arthur C. Hoffman, Robert N.
Auble, Lester M. Bolander, zilliah
Carringer, H. E. Chenoweth, Char
lotte l.. Grant, Raymond Hornaday,
William johnson, John Kendrick.
Kate Kern, John Paul Lair, C.
N. Lancaster, Burton j. Malott,
Ersie S. Martin, Viva d. Martin,
Houston H. Meyer, Sylvester Moore,
James B. Rose, E. ". Rutherford,
Beth Scott, r. Anne Smith, Doro-
thy Stoelting.
DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICAL
EDUCATION
Hazel E. Albeit, Robert L. Ball,
Reuben D. Behlmer, Helen Caffyn,
Charles P Dagwell, Bayne D. Free
man, Ross G. Lyons, Mable Nc
Hugh, Wayne E, Rhodes.
DEPARTMENT OF FINE ARTS
Robert c. Craig. Thelma Adams,
Sara F. Bard, l., Irene Beard, lone
Hirsch, Elizabeth Jasper, Ruth D.
Kothe, Oakley Richey, Edmund
Schildknecht, John F. Simpson,
Chelsea S. Stewart
DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC
Elizabeth G.. Cochran, Frederick
Barker William Moon, Richard S..
Orion, Raymond G. Oster, J, Russell
Paxton, John M. White.
DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE
F. H, Gillespie, Glen S. Bailey.
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Faculty Members for Six Local High Schools Are

Edith j. Berry, Ruth Boyer, Wini-
fred Brill, Milo D. Burgess, Arete
Covey, Florence Z. Day, Hazel Doyle,
Edith Finch, Nettie G. Gilmore.
Clara L. Gorsline, Newell P. Hall,
j. C. Harger, Elsie N. Heavilin, Lu-
Gle Hubbs, Alberta Kappeler, Mary
Kinnick, Frances Kinsley, H. E
Mathews.
Werner Monninger, Frances H.
Potter, Donald B. Shaw, Lois M
Sink, Marie Sullivan, Evelyn Trued-
son, Winifred Waters, Mona Wood
ward
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DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH


DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH
Stella Middleton, Helen Anderson,
Blanche Crossen, Lucy Bell Dupee,
Blanche Emanuel, Emily Garrett,
j. E. Harper. Helen Perkins, Vivian
c. Terry, Juanita Thompson, Muir
ray Walls, Traquelia Wharton.
DEPARTMENT OF
MATHEMATICS
F. A. Parker, Katherine Brown,
F. A. Greer, Hazel jackson. Milton
L. Stevenson, Mary Stokes, Mary
Walton, G. E. White, Lefty Wick
life.
DEPARTMENT OF
HISTORY-CIVICS
Irven Armstrong, Joseph Carroll.
T. G. johnson, Nancy Powell, Harry
Radcliffe, Greenville Smith, Mary
Thornton.
DEPARTMENT OF LANGUAGES
j. Morton Finney, Bernice Bow
Harry Campbell, MaeneH Hamhn,
J. w. Harris, Andrew Ramsey,
Frances Stout, Emma Tinsley.
DEPARTMENT OF SCIENCE
A. C. Cox, Charles Harry, Henry
Murray, Leander Parker, Ethel
Ransom, G. w. Stewart, George
Wade.
DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE
Anna Dawson. Tilford Davis,
George Gray.
DEPARTMENT OF ART
Villa Mae Terry Della Greer.
DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC
N. Merrifield.
DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMICS
Ruth Clinthorne, Helen Brooks
Ethel Cox, Martha Martin, Anna
Smith.
DEPARTMENT OF INDUSTRIAL
ARTS
M. Hansbery, Leon Dauvsl, Ed
ward Gaillard. Willard Harris, w
L. G. King, Herbert Thompson, j
l.. Simpson.
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WASHINGTON

w. G. Gingery, principal; E. B.
Hargrave, vice principle and orien-
tation.
DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH
Elizabeth Marie Smith, Virginia
Cochrane, Isabel n. Drunmond,
Mary Glenn Hamilton, Ethel H.
Hightower, Amy Keene, Mary S.
Mcbride, Margaret McWilliams,
Margaret Quinzoni, Eunice Saybold,
Robert B. Shepard, Arthur w. Shu-
maker, Lydia Thomas, Bess S.
Wright.
DEPARTMENT OF
MATHEMATICS
Vivian B. Ely, Grace H. Barker,
Ross T. Campbell, Rowland H. Jones,
Justin Marshall, O. w. Nicely, Lii
liam G. Niemann, Marie S. Wilcox.
DEPARTMENT OF LANGUAGE
William Book, Hester B. Book, Iva
C. Head, Alice T. Shultz. A.
DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL5
SCIENCE
Charles H. Money, Anne M
Burge, Cleon o. Davies, Lowell H.
Good, Frances G.. Moder, Louise A.
Ross, Kathryn A. Schakel, Emma
Lou Thornbrough.
DEPARTMENT OF SCIENCE
Elizabeth Hester, Geraldine r.
Johnson, J. c. Nelson, James H.
Otto, Harvey v. Raquet. Allan R.
Stacy, Estil E. Van Dorm.
DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE.
Russell mcclure, Paul l.. Car
michael, Gladys Ewbank, Mary E.
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DEAN OF GIRLS AND
SCHOOL NURSES

Gertrude Thuemler, Mary E.
Barker, Rowena L. Harrison.
DEPARTMENTAL ASSISTANTS
Clyde S. Armel, Max Bear, j. Ed
ward Downey, Robert Esther, Mar
garet Fox, Glenn Hankins, Dorothy
Harder, Franklin Heathco.
Clara Inman, Mrs. George O'Day
Clifford Southwick, Earl Terry, Iva
Mae Williams, Jane Williams, Carl
Withner.
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DEPARTMENT OF
HOME ECONOMICS

Geraldine H. Norman, Eleanor
B. Ament, Pearl Apland, F'rieda Ann
Bach, Hazel w. Barrows, Frances
Buschmann, Anna Kellum, Hilda
Kreft. Gladys B. Lewsader, Grace
H. Maxwell, Emily Mccullough,
Georgia Helen Mcdonald, Leona
Miller, Helen F. Murray, Florence
D. Swegel.
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Dodson, z. NJ. Hughes, josephine l..
Lee, Elizabeth Matthews, Grace w.
Morrison, Edna K. Watson.
Modern Languages
Alice Dunn Denny, Ruth Lewman,
Louise Reiter, Elizabeth Vawter
Gertrude Weathers, Hazel Whisen-
and.
DEPARTMENT OF SCIENCES
Chemistry
Frank B. Wade, Walter c. Geisler
Leda Hughes, John r. Kuebler, Lois
Z. Martin, Druley Parker.
Biology Photography
Rousseau Mcclellan, Ruth Aller-
dice, Mildred Campbell, p. w. Hola
day, Elizabeth S. Rawls, Mabel
Washburn, Howard Wright, Jean
Yates.
Physics
Robert c. Grubbs, c. L, Morrison,
n. H. Siemers.
DEPARTMENT OF ART
r. Van Voorhees,, Janet P. Bowles
(Mrs), Gordon o. johnson. Colin
Lett, Essie Long, Jane Messick,
Marie G. Todd, Clifton A. Wheeler.
DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC
Jean Mccormick, Laura C. Moag,
Robert j. Shultz, w. F. Wise.
DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICAL
EDUCATION
Thelma Armfeld, Russell S. julius,
Thelma Simmons, Kate Steichmann,
Kathryn Thompson, Thomas D.
Woods.
DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE
George M. Grassland, zola Beas-
ley Hiram Hensel, Dorothy D. Horn,
Bertha Mallory, F. l., ROUGH, j.
Marvin Sipe, Mary e. Sullivan,
Mary White, Howard T. Wood,
Trella Wood.
DEPARTMENT OF HOME
ECONOMICS
Opal Conrad, Velma Mayer, Lucy
Montgomery, Florence C. Porter,
Dale M. Waterbury.
DEPARTMENT OF PRINTING
Harold Irby.
DEPARTMENT OF FIRST AID
Ina M. Gaskill.
DEAN OF GIRLS
Mrs. Della M, Thompson.
DEPARTMENTAL ASSISTANTS
Chemistry
Robert Martin, Eleanor Cook, Paul
Reinkin.
Biology
James Gipe Josephine Van Fleet,
George Thompson, George Spiegel.
Physics
David d. Kennedy Jr.
Art
Elsie Connan, Ruth Price, Joe
Sandberg, Mary Louise Savidge,
STANLEY IruSty, Harry Zlntel.
Music
Christine Houseman, Edwin Book
stahler.
Physical Education
Edith Loftin.
Home Economics
Myrtle Short, Thelma Einbinder.
First Aid
Lucille Langley
Study Hall
Naomi F1ke, Jessie B. Fitch.
Library
Esther Cavanagh, Norma David
Nall d CLary1
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DEPARTMENT OF
VOCATIONAL SHOPS

Jacob L. Jones, H. F. Markus, M
w. Slattery, P. G. Alcorn, Edwin
Baker, A. c. Boren,> Lewis Ewing
F. H. Eye, D. F. Griffin, John H
Haxton.
William Johnston, Herbert Kes-
sci, Robert M. Kunse, w. H. Lam
pert, Raymond E, Luecker, Joseph
S. Madden, Edward P. Maddinger
Harold A. Maaves, A. Oertle.
Robert K. Ofutt H. c. Roberts
w. A. Rush, Russell R. Sands, Will
liam A. Sanford, Raymond R. Stew
art, E. R. Thiel, A. c. VanArendonk
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r. Parks, Narcie Pollitt, Margaret
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