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School Operation An everyday occurrence at the Junior High cafeteria. OFFICE ASSISTANTS—Barb Suiter, Sharon Nuss, Betty Tyndall. Vikki Vogel. Vicky Mracek, Linda Underwood, and Linda Stephens. Feeding nearly 320 students a day is quite an accomplishment for the cafeteria staff. Nourishing and well-balanced meals must be efficiently planned in limited time. Turkey, pizza, or chicken on the menu attracts a large crowd of students to the lunch room. Festive holiday meals always draw a record crowd. Under the supervision of the office secretary, the office assistants perform certain clerical duties. They remain on call for one hour daily and render their services for any errand which needs attention. 21
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Personnel Aid Office secretary, Mrs. Margaret Copple, renders vital service. Custodians Red Wilmott and Corley Cordell, exhibit the new floor buffer. School personnel play an Important role In the smooth operation of an educational plant. Whether answering the phone, keeping books, or selling lunch tickets the secretary is always available to help students and faculty. All college transcripts must be obtained through the office secretary. Being sick is never any fun, but knowing the school nurse is on duty is comforting. Her services and skills are used by the entire school system. Far from least among the school personnel are the custodians, who help keep the building spic and span. They seem always to be on the job when students need a helping hand. Regular maintenance and odd jobs demand the daily attention of these men. School nurse, Mrs. Thelma Merritt, adjusts the scales for her annual examination of students.
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This model Shakespearean theater intrigues Joyce Petersen, Mike Knoflicek, and Laura Smith. Communications Employ ‘New Approach’ Project English which is based on Nebraska Curriculum is being offered to interested students. This year a full K through 12 program was implemented. This course enrichs the literature background while stressing meaningful composition. Recognizing that individuals have varying needs, the communication department provides a wide range of English and speech courses. Those preferring a general English course find benefits in classes designed primarily for the non-college bound. MRS. GENEVIEVE MRS. EUNICE MRS. PHYLLIS MR. LAWRENCE MERDINGER, M.A. PETERSEN, A.B. NEUSWANGER, B.S. MILBOURN, B.A. English, Guidance English English English 22
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