Kickapoo High School - Legend Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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Secretaries begin each day at 8 AM during winter, and 7:30 AM during summer, keep- ing busy tending to office procedures. Nurse, Mrs. Marcie McClure, checks freshman Robert Lighthizer's blood pressure, before going to Horace Mann Elementary. ', .xy 1. .4 1- 1 v 11,45 - ,g f , J . I - ,u.ff mJndfQ-, .,,.,,- , ' ' ' 88 I Noncertificated Personnel Mrs. Pauline Klapp and Mrs. Wanda Sharum work on attendance, issuing per- mits to lea ve and admittance slips. 1 i h I l They Keep the School Running r Secretaries, custodians, cooks, a nurse, and security officer make up the noncer- tificated personnel workers. Secretaries, unlike students, only receive their regular work vacation plus the usual seven legal holidays. Mrs. Donna Freeman stated, ln a high school there is always plenty of work to do during holidays and the summer. For secretaries and their duties, refer to the group pic- ture section. The custodians worked in three shifts attending to the school's physical needs. Head custodian Jim Ammer- man said, lt gets really lone- ly sometimes during third shift fnight dutyj since nobody's here. Every school day the cooks would dutifully prepare hot, well-balanced meals that met the standard nutritional values. Mrs. Marci McClure, nurse, A took care of students' healthiii problems. The nurse i i responsible for makin Q health education talks, an encouraging good hygiene. Q Mr. Tom Lindsey, security officer, does such jobs HS patrolling the parking lot and maintaining safety and security for the school. .L

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gba if J. nrt-ztzeq.. ., . f- be V: .i'f fQx Mr. Arnold Greve and Mr. Harold Deiker plan for the day before the start of school. lg. Mrs. Doris Garrison Q crawls on top of her car to help load-up to go to the lake. V -lib A K l ff ,n 4 W L , f Mrs. Carol Fritts watches her dog Peanuts Knot picturedj from her swing at the lake. X613 n fx Mr. Bud Greve reviews plans for the newly established career with the four counselors. Being administrators presents problems, but there are times to share some less trying experiences. Administration I 87

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Cooks Mrs. Dorothy Campbell and Mrs. Lovie Forrester, along with others, often enjoy sharing tittle inside jokes. ,Mr Qww Z 1 I 1 1. 1 i C ' n 1 t A a 4 Q 9 1 Q i.'1 R U O- , 1 1 1 , , , , a Q .Q . ' 2' y lan 'L .5,f-1y,,,f A 'T L X ' X4 into Ynww ' xx Q.. H j-W J., . 'MUS 1712.1 .X ,,,,, -tw, m ' M'- '. '- diff wr, With freezing temperatures and snow on the ground, custodian Jim Ammerman still tends to the flag. 3 -- Custodians Jim Ammer- man, Lloyd Olsen, Floyd Nimmo, and Melvin Englek- ing discuss plans for the day. For the first time Tom Lind- sey has his own office that looks out over the parking lot. Noncertificated Personnel 1 89