Adair Casey High School - Bomber Yearbook (Adair, IA)

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Three years ago a new librarian arrived at our school, her name was Sharon L. Welch. Now, for the 75-76 school year we have the same li- brarian, but by a different name, Sharon L. Anderson. Mrs. Anderson graduated from Northwest Missouri State University with a B. S. in Educa- tion. This degree qualified her to be our librarian and also to teach seven- th grade reading. For the last two years she has directed the all-school plays. This year the play, Remarkable Incident at Carson Comers, was delayed by work in the gym, but came through as a hit. 19

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Fredrickson Dedicated To Counseling Students If anyone at A-C needs psychiatric help, Mr. Bill Fredrickson, school coun- selor, will help solve their problems. Find- ing him—that's half the battle—for Mr. Fredrickson is a very busy little man. He teaches psychology, is assistant track coach, and sponsors NHS and Jr. High student coun- cil. He received his MS from NWMSU. When asked about his job, he replied, It's hard to leave behind when you go home at night. At home, though, Mr. Fredrickson still keeps active hunting, jog- ging, and working with Cub Scouts. i r 18

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Administration Directs Action At New Elementary Dick Shockey, Pictured Above is the superintendent at A-C. He received his B. A. and Mas- ter's degree from NEMSU at Kirksville. Mr. Shockey re- ceived his Educational Special- ist Degree from Drake Univer- sity. He comments on the new school, We should have one of the better K-12 facilities in the state. Pictured Above are the Adair-Casey school board members. They are Bob Oaks, Lynn Elgin, Seated, president Dean Mowry, Wilbur Bassett, and Phil Umbaugh. At The Right is the principal of our school, Mr. Steve Hor- nung. He went to Ells- worth Jr. College in 1967 and 68. Mr. Hornung then went on to Drake and received his B. S. in Education. He continued at Drake during '72-'74 and earned a MSE Educa- tion with emphasis in secondary administration. Mr. Hornung is the head football coach and spon- sors the senior class and the student council. Com- menting on the new grade school, he says we might start a FTA for students that would like to go in to teaching. They would be aids at the grade school. 20