Hill City High School - Ranger Yearbook (Hill City, SD)

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The People Working Behind The Scene Very Little credit or attention was given to the school board. They oversaw the finances of the school, made decisions that made life ea- sier for the students, chose new teachers and principals and did many other things that helped the school run more efficiently and smoothly. Mr. Orville Creighton helped the board by making the day-to-day decisions. Mr. Detlev Prautzsch dealt directly with the students. He patrolled the halls, gave out slips of all kinds, handled programs and graduation, and most of all, sentenced wrong-doers with disciplinary actions. All of the responsibilities were made possible by the efficient work of the secre- taries, Ardyce Broderson and Nan- cy Etzkorn. Superintendent Orville Creighton Nancy Etzkorn and Business Manager Ardyce Broderson. Principal Detlev Prautzsch School Board Members include Grace Larson, Gene Koevenig, Bill Robbins, Peggy Morris President, and Curt johnson H96 i9 .if u 'Qu . .-... -.- ..-..w..n.,...-. .-m-44agg-mi

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vii Nu it 1 ' ww? 'ftfef 'K X iff f . 1 ' if N. ,v If ,rx f' .ie Q Alix it QL..-W HCHs f?Vf Education is why everyone is at school. Teachers are here to pass on their knowledge, to give new insight to old questions and to answer questions. Students are here to learn, to become better Citizens, to seek knowledge and ask questions when they want to know more, to become creative and finally, to be responsible For their future lives.

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5f','6'. l How To Find Friendly Advice One could always count on a friendly jest and a smile from Mr. Raymond Brodersen. Being a guidance counselor was a busy and sometimes hectic job. To start the year, he registered new students, along with the old students. Once classes began, he registered many again. During the year, he set up many test schedules, visitations from col- leges and the armed services, provided ad- vice and aide in selecting colleges and fill- ing out applications, assisted in finding summer jobs, and most of all, he listened to students when they needed him most. Throughout the day, the students met in Mr. Brodersen's office to chat amongst themselves and with him. Mr. Brodersen was always willing to contribute a fitting anecdote to the situation. I'-...V ifQl: x -5 f' , Q ,ri if Mr. Brodersen and Shelly Hagerty look over next year's schedule. ,Qy,4ff'jV my Q, fl .xx 6'r 'f?- -1-ailcfplr .g' '-:W Files on colleges help Mr. Brodersen to advise students on which colleges provide the best education for them. This Page Sponsored By BLUE SPRUFE CABINS F' N - -Ti.. .c SX ' I ,.......- Planning Tara Coe's college career is quite a chore.