Kickapoo High School - Legend Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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'L1'd rather be fishing, says Melvin Engleking, R-12 custodian for 13 years, with five of them at Kickapoo. CUSTODIANS - Lloyd Olsen, .lim Ammerman, Melvin Engleking, Floyd Nimmo. 41, in .W I3 COMPLAINQ- SECRETARIES Y Front row: Mrs. Talent worked in the main office. Mrs. Nancy Dunham, Mrs. Ada Copeland, Wanda Sharum and Mrs. Pauline Klapp Mrs Donna Freeman, Miss Teresa, were attendance office workers. 1 . 102 X Noncertificated Personnel N Delivering messages and passes, sweeping the floors, patroling the parking lot, cooking meals and taking care of students' health problems were just some of the duties of the noncer- tificated personnel during the school day. Each morning at 8 AM the secretaries were sitting at their desks waiting to see what was in store for that day. Each secretary had a certain job to do. Mrs. Pauline Klapp and Mrs. Wanda Sharum were in charge of absences and per- mits to leave. Mrs. Donna Freeman was secretary to the principal while Mrs. Ada Copeland served as secretary to the assistant principal, as well as school financial secretary. ln charge of schedules, grade cards, and school records was Mrs. Nancy Dunham and and Miss Teresa Talent. Mrs. Margaret Licata, school nurse, tried to make students feel better. Besides sweeping floors and emptying trash cans the custodians also patrolled the lunchroom to make sure that every tray was cleared off the tables. Mr. Tom Lindsay, security officer, registered vehicles and ticketed il- legally parked cars. Each morning 19 cooks prepared 950 meals, on the average, for students and faculty, working from 7 AM til 2:30 PM. Each meal had to meet nutritional values of 766 calories ac- cording to Mrs. Faye Pear- man, head cook.

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Mr. Harold Deiker helps to organize school assemblies while keeping a watchful eye on student discipline. BOARD OF EDUCATION - Front Row: Mr. Larry Dixon, president, Mrs. ,lohn Bentley, Mrs. Denny Pilant. Back Row: Mr. ,lack Cole, Mrs. John McKinsey, Mr. Bill Hart. Kickapoo Chiefs New to Kickapoo, Prin- cipal Arnold Greve stated, Pm pleased with the stu- dent body s involvement, cooperation, and positive attitude. The faculty has NW - been very supportive in the if transition. Administrative assistants Mr. Lonnie Scott and Mrs. Sandra Gray have been very helpful. I love Kickapoo, and it's been a great experience? On an average day Mr. Creve visited classrooms, suggested plans for various clubs, talked with the stu- dent council, and coor- dinated the office staff and meetings. Assistant principal Harold Deiker commented, I believe the student behavior and attitude was greatly improved this year. The transition to Mr. Creve, Mr. Scott, and Mrs. Gray has been very smooth and positive. COUNSELORS - Seated: Mrs. Sandra Harrison. Standing: Mrs. Carol Fritts, Mr. Bill O'Neal, Mrs. Doris Garrison. 104 f Administration l l l l L l L, Y 1 ff'f'3 VI' .W-vfr :WW ff.. WWW UW, io,