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Show Cubs Greet Many New Teachers Among the many other changes at South high is the coming of new teachers from all parts of the United States. They are doing their part in the war effort working long and strenuous hours, and preparing pre-paring the students for whatever is to come after school. From Lincoln, Nebraska came Miss Helen. Neitzel, our new type shorthand teacher. She received her Master's degree from the University Univer-sity of Nebraska and the U of Denver. She likes South very much and to her amazement hasn't tound the students as wild and crazy as she expected, but a grand busch of bundles of joy. She likes bananas, but let's have no apple polishing. Robert Cottrell, student of Univ. of Utah, Univ. of Nebraska, Univ. of Minn, and Berkeley, Calif, is now teaching Algebra here at South. He likes it very much, especially es-pecially the friendly teachers. But to make him altogether happy he wants a few more girls in his classes. What are you waiting for girls? Louisa Redford, former teacher of Ogden Louis high, is now with us. She has done a great deal of travel, ing and enjoys it immensely. She has spent 2 years in New Zealand and 2 years in New York. Mrs. Redford is a collector of unusual dishes. Oma Shieldler, another of our new type and shorthand teachers, came from Minnesota and was educated ed-ucated at the U of Minnesota. She is a lover of outdoor sports and dislikes frills and ruffles on women's wo-men's clothes . prefers them tailored. Miss Elsie Schott is from our own Salt Lake. She received her training here at the Univ. of Utah and Berkeley College. She likes sports, traveling, and all kinds of music. She thinks her classes are above average. Mr. Dyer is also from Salt Lake. He last taught at Carbon Junior College. He receive his training the war prouction program. Mr. Dyer thinks South is beautifully constructed and thinks the students are the " type that are willing to pay a great price to learn. He takes great pride in the accomplishments accomplish-ments of his students, but wishes he could get more students in his classes. |