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MISTER ANDERSON History, Sociology, Govern- ment, P.E., Track Coach, Stu- dent Council Advisor Home Ec.. Cheerleading Advi- sor. F.H.A. MISS w MISTER OBERWEISER MISTER BRADSHAW Physics. Biology. Physical Science, Asst. Track Coach MISTER DYER Algebra 1 2. Geometry, Ad- vanced Math, Football Coach Band. Chorus. MISTER HUENINK German MISSES HUHTANEN MISTER PUZDER Guidance, Boys J.V. B-Ball Coach. Asst. F-Ball Coach. Sophomore Class Advisor, National Honor Society. Shop. Math, Junior Class Ad- visor MISTER EGENSPERGER Typing, Accounting. Business Law. Secretarial Practice. Boys B-Ball Coach, Asst. F- Ball Coach. Freshman Class Advisor. Pep Club Advisor, Boys Athletic Advisor. English. Annual. Drama. Sen- ior Class Advisor, Journalism MISTER 5
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THEY MAKE ALL THE DECISIONS KAREN DESROSIER HELEN SCHAFFER A R Y Seated L to R: Jim Struna and Tom McGowan Standing L to R: Gene McFarland and Cliff Nelson The job of the school administration is to make all the decisions regarding the operating and running of the school. Superintendent Dale Huhtanen had a very busy year as did all the members of the school board in trying to get a new elementary school bond issue passed for the purpose of building a new elementary school. There were several public meetings held, but the bond issue was turned down at the polls. The administration did a very commendable job in the decision making process during the school year. 4
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THEY PROVIDED NOURISHMENT The three people who provided the school with nourishing meals each day were Jean McMahan, Alice Martin and Vicki Skaggs. It was their job to make sure that each of the students at DHS and Drummond Elementary School received the nutritional requirements. Sometimes a thankless job, they, nevertheless, did the best job possible. THEY DROVE THE BUSES Roberta Rennie. Bob Sackman and Earlene Adler were the three responsible bus drivers who transported the students to and from school. It is a job that carries a great deal of trust and responsibility. Roberta drove the route to Hall. It was Bob’s job to get the students in from Helmville, and Earlene drove the long route to Rock Creek. In good weather and bad. these three got the students to school. Thank you, Roberta, Bob and Earlene, for a job well done. The task of custodian is not an easy one. Dennis Perry did a very commendable job keeping the school clean and warm. Dennis was al- ways there to lend assistance whenever needed. Although a bit camera shy, this was the only place when Dennis was not seen around the school. Thanks, Dennis and keep up the good work. 6
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