Clarks High School - Bomber Yearbook (Clarks, NE)

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School Uoard And Administration Cooperate On Solving Problems And Creating A System Chat Works. School Board The administration and school board worked together towards another successful year. Be assured that these jobs are not easy ones. There are so many decisions to make and goals to set, that it takes great co-opera- tion and positive attitudes to keep things running smoothly. Probably the biggest effort of the 83-84 year was working for a school bond issue that would pass. The November 29th vote failed by 13 votes. The old building was con- demned and took enormous amounts of money to maintain. Whatever happens in the world, we know the people at the top will not stop caring. Superintendent ftorvell Principal Wibbels Secretary S. Church

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 Top left: Everybody gets hungry, even Mr. Norvell. Top right: Mrs. Hendricks dresses up as a tourist for homecoming week. Middle right: Mr. Manstedt likes all the candy he sees at the concession stand. Bottom left: Mrs. Vyhlidal looks too nice to be the wicked witch of the west. Bottom right: Mr. Elsasser looks up just in time to see the camera flash. I | As time goes by we realize how important teachers are. Where would we be with out them? They helped us to become the indivi- duals we are today, showing us how much they care with their pa- tience and understanding. En- couragement has been an inspira- tion to all of us. We appreciate the time and dedication they show. Communication tends to be the key to a truly successful student- teacher relationship. They have taught us more than any book can say, showed us the road to success and opportunity, made us under- stand that nothing comes easy and we have to work hard for what we want. With their help we have achieved many goals and gained the courage to aim for higher ones. Credit should be given to our fac- ulty for what they have helped us achieve in such a short time. We will miss our friends... our teachers. Faculty Division 25

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Richard Alt: B.S. in Ed.; Kearney St. Col- lege; Math, Alg., Geometry, Comp. Sci- ence, Head B.B. Kathy Brazda: B.A. in Ed.; Univ. of Ne.; Kindergarten. Kristy Clarke: Univ. of Ne., Lincoln; Bach, of Music in Ed.; Elem. Lib.; Music 1-6. Kelly Dillon: B.A. in Ed.: Early Child- hood; Kearney St.; 2nd Grade. Kathy Brazda Kristy Clarke Kelly D illon Karen Benner Robert Bjorklund Kick Slsasser Karen Benner: Grad of Doane College, B.A. Elementary Ed.; Third Grade Rick Elsasser: Assistant B.B. F.B.; Jr. High Track; Grad, of U.N.O.; B.S. Social Science, P.E. Robert Bjorklund: B.A. M.A. in Education; West Mont., San Jose St. Univ., California Lutheran College; Guidance Couns.; Careers. Faculty 27