Alvo Eagle High School - Eagle Yearbook (Eagle, NE)

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8 SCHOOL T v Bus drivers, Walter Nickel, Dwight Earl, Wes Lowell, Larry Cooke- Minnie Kirchhofff Doris Caddy, and Ernst Leaver. Schmidt, Verna McLaughlin, and Hazel Roelofsz. Cooks, Custodian, and Bus Drivers Complete Staff As important as they are, it takes more than the faculty and the student body to make the school function properly. These people are the nine members which make up our personnel staff. They are responsible for meals, care of the building and grounds and transporting the students. The daily job of planning, preparing, and serving about 250 nutritional meals to students and faculty was carried out by our food staff. Mrs. Hazel Roelofsz, Mrs. Doris Schmidt, and part-time assistant Mrs. Verna McLaughlin aided head cook, Mrs. Minnie Kirchhoff. Seeing that the lights light, the furnace heats, and the floors shine are only a few jobs of Alvo-Eagle's one and only custodian, Lavern Weyers. Besides maintaining the school building and play grounds Fat is a great friend of all the students. Alvo-Eagle's five buses covered many miles in the process of transferring the students to and from school, on field trips and to athletic events away from home. Bus drivers were Larry Caddy, Wes Lowell, Dwight Earl, Walt Nickel,and Ernest Leaver. Al Doeden served as a substitute driver. Custodian Lavern Weyers talks to Dick Frohlich during his spare time.

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Graduation Climaxes High School Days Georgia Wagner and Kathy Hammer begin the job of decorating for graduation. J. OBERLE P. SCI-IILDT ,n in nt :aka ,MN-55 t Graduation And Class Trip Bring Moments To Remember Nervous, excited, and a little sad, the class of 1965 listened attentively to the Baccalaureate and Commencement ad- dresses. The Reverend Lowell Gaither, minister of the Alvo Methodist Church, was the speaker for the Baccalaureate exercises held May 16, 1965. Commencement exercises were held May 20, 1965. Dr. Dale K, Hayes ofthe University of Nebraska spoke on the topic of impres- sions , He emphasized the point of constructive criticism and pointed out much more demand is made on today's teenage generation. Reverend Lowell Drake from the Eagle Methodist Church gave the Invocation. The valedictorian address was given by Merna Robertson. Steve Edwards gave the salutatorian address. The class motto was Across The Bay Lies The Ocean Ahead . Bette Walberg, Presidentg Ronnie Fox, Vice-Presidentg Marlene Corr, Secretary and Merna Robertson, Treasurer served as class of- ficers. Mr. Verl Flack was class sponsor. As a final class activity the seniors traveled to Omaha to see the motion picture The Sotmd of Music . The graduates will now go on to their chosen fields and try to take their place in the World. v. STALL ' G. WAGNER i i t or W if f X fir