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

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l rm B. Bitterly, Assistant Principal Lovable Les I-Iartter--Grand Marshal of the homecom- ing parade I M l lsv, X N i , he Q Q w 'L-- Q? , 1 ,5 Q: I ' R1 it, 1 - Aga 51 , lgx R. Satory, Guidance J. Haugen, Guidance C. Kissick, Business Manager Q t 2' ' t I 2 1 2 Q e ' X 1M fmt gr ff' W, School Board, 1. to r. Gerald Chapman, Earl Albert, Gordon Brodie, Dr. Hagen, Elliott Lee, and Dean Rowe. 5

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V. Stead, Superintendent K. Den Hartog, Secretary J. Reed, Principal M. Applegate, Secretary C. Savory, Secretary Students Keep Administrators Scurrying . and Then Some This year our classes operated on a rotating schedule. The administra- tion always helped us by posting a sign telling the day's class schedule. QThey knew that everyone would go to the wrong classes otherwiselj With a sunny attitude, our administrators helped us with all sorts of projects. They disciplined, made class schedules, kept books in order, and did millions of other things to better OUR SCHOOL. Secretaries--M. Calfas, M. Gates, B. Davison. 4

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English Gffers a Variety of Ideas Mrs. Corbin W 3 V Q X if it I, i ,, , a , , ' Win, ff M Mr. Frerichs The birthday girl The teachers of the English Department made a valiant effort to teach their classes the basic English skills of grammar, spelling, and vocabulary. After absorbing these skills, the students went on to tackle literature, journalism, composition, and oral communication. Mr. I-Iallum Miss Luckett Mr. Landreth Mr. Klopp 6