Deshler High School - Dragon Yearbook (Deshler, NE)

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The school's smooth running c an be traced back to these five school employees. In the office, the bills are paid, books are kept, and just about every other thin g is done. A student or teacher is forever need- ing something and he will generally find it in the office with the aid of Mildred Uphoff. Hot lunches are a basic asset to Deshler High despite moans and groans heard from some of the students when their favorite meal isn't served. F ood is given out in quick order thanks to the three efficient cooks, Mrs. Koch, Mrs. Brettrnann, and Mrs. Hoffmeyer. Students never seem to appreciate the work of the custodian, but it is surprising how they would holler if the rooms were a mess. But Frank Koerwitz proves to be more than a custodian, he is also a fix-it man and head of the lost and found. School just wou1dn't be the same with- out these helpers. Cleanliness in the school is something most of the students take for rimmed. Polishing t e floors is only one of Fra Koerwitz's many jobs.

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N-Q De hler -- An Experience in Learning ' Dear Glenna, Well, here I am, a freshman in high school. There has been so much going on in D.H.S. I just don't know how,I can put it all in words. The biggest thing I found about D.H.S. was the way everybody treated you, they were always so friendly. It's been so much mn being in every- thing like pep club, seeing OUR boys playing football, basketball, and wrestling for OUR school. All that is left to say, I guess, is that I'm proud to be a student of D.H.S. Bye for now Freshman of D.H.S.