Anchor Bay High School - Anchor Yearbook (New Baltimore, MI)

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Duties of an administrator are many and varied. Here Mr. Nuse pre- sents Marilyn Tomlinson with the queen's crown at homecoming. .eqxp A .L ---r . WILLIAM NUSE We can point with pride to our school system which has served our citizens for many years. The school board has many tasks and Mr. Nuse as superin- tendent executes and enforces their poli- cies. Qldminiatratora ujorfz io frovi. BOARD OF EDUCATION Pictured below are school board members Chester Green, treasurer 5 Richard Robinson, presidentg and John S. Dye, secretary. Inthe lower picture are Dr. John DiBiaggio, Frank Ruzzin, Warren Stromberg, trusteeg and Robert Voss, trustee.

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The Most Important Activity in A.B. H. A.B.H.S. offers its students a wide program of courses. Courses which help to make life more pleasant and enable us to become better developed persons. S. is the I GJJLUOI' -1

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Er , gp.. NL, -1 1 N if Jw ,- ,N Q- RUDO LPH KAMISCHKE The operation and smooth functioning of the junior high and high school is the responsibility of the man pictured above. As principal, Mr. K has many opport- unities to be proud of A.B.H.S. 4 gm: 5.5001 gm- ul ,Pl SECRETARIES AT A.B.H.S. Pictured at right are the secretaries who work in the superintendent's office. Mrs. Esther Pettibone, standing, worked part- time, until Mrs. Rumenapp left, at which time she joined Mrs. Ila Felster fwhom we remember from last year! regularly. Student assistants who work in Mr. Nuse's office at the new central switchboard are Dianne Humrich, left, and Marian Smith.