Le Mars Community High School - Bark Yearbook (Le Mars, IA)

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SMHWQMW 5 ll , Miss Donna Mao Ulcscli, school nurse. 74 Wah Zac Miss Donna Mae Utesch makes you feel better just with her smile. She is shown in the Nurse's office with some of the ex- cellent equipment with which she works. At the upper right is William Fenholt, as- sistantbusiness administrator. ln addition to his administrative duties, Mr. Fenholt teaches hookeeping, supervises the sale of lunch tickets and used or new text books. Harry Elliot, in his new capacity as gui- dance director, helps the pupils decide on college or a job, or helps with school,home , and financial problems. 4 4- A. YL. I-115 .-iw. lg 'ivy' l 'Y,J 5 William A. Fenliolt if X

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Frank Landreth 912 14 Supurlmuildcrit Kluckliolm is shovvn hcru in 1 visit to the Vocational Department. 'me me Pictured on these pages are the various offices which keep Le Mars schools funr- tioning the year around. Harvey Kluckhohn has been guiding the administrationfor the past twenty-six years. Frank Landreth is the principal of junior and senior high, to whom all students can turn for help and ad- vice. Below is Mrs. Kenneth Burkett fShellal the principal's efficient secretary with some of the students who aid her. lV l 71

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7dwWf Attire leftgrclrlss1licl1rslti1str,.- Mr, Kzilosl. lu clirrrile. From the formal classroom procedure of recitation and supervised study the students are taught the basic facts and essentials ofthe various courses in which they are enrolled. They learn to be good listeners, to concentrate when they study, and to make the best use of their time. I-iuruiutli Beatty Clyde Buelilcr Frank ligrstabrooks ll'3E11K' Gard Liiglisz., Publicatioris Nl3lllCl1'l3IlCS,CtDLiCl1 EIIQLUST1, COSU2 IHSUK-l'l1Ul1l-ll .fy 3m Wllliarii l'L'llllOll Rosalie Blomquist Eugene Carey Hurry Lllxott Bookltt-cpilitl Miss Ucrulmrdr Homerriaking Athletic Director Guidance Director Admin. Assrsl. Physical l1L.lllL'LlllUIl