Emery High School - Eagle Yearbook (Emery, SD)

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g., ,,, 10 These students planned school functions. Bruce Huber Headed Student Council Seven democratic-minded students comprised Emery High School's Student Council. The officers of the govern- mental body, who must be juniors or seniors, were elected by the student body. The representatives were elected by each individual class respectively. This organization began their Working year by planning the greatest Eagle days ever. They are also responsible for the Christmas party, the school picnic, and all other various school functions. The Student Council is under the supervision of Superintendent Michael J. Thomas. Board of Education Opened Doors to Learnin The job of coordinating the work of each of the Board, conducted the meetings. He was teacher and student fell on the Board of Ed- assisted by Erwin Huber who served as vice- ucation. The Board met the second Monday president. John Pudwill, business manager, kept of every month. Lawrence Browen, president the minutes of the meetings. Seated: John Pudwill, Norbert Jung, Michael Thomas, Lawrence Browen, Glen Lubbers. Standing: Carl Harbertsl Erwin Huber. --37 if ,... .1 ff .f., u e, 1.r.,..,,-.,..,,.,,..,Uals,-fsf.f,..Ws .M-,W .--,sm-. ,..,,,- .nw.f,f,L,1,,E:1i,l,5gm L,g,...,, ,ti uw, QL-X-.. .,MQ,l,,,,,., t,,. A H ..,.-,yt-fl-,sl E,-,U .1 lf.f,:,sffsi.s .. V. -- - f .. .,-, ,, , , .

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D69 0 0 5 Mr. Rodney Jones: Mr. John B. Smith: Mr. Jens Andree: Athletic Director, Business Law, Shorthand, Assistant Coach, World Biology, Driver's Economics, Bookkeeping, History, Government, Education Typing I American History, Physical Education, Psychology Leaders in Knowledge Preparation, hard work, dedication, and thorough knowledge were the trademarks of these teachers. Lessons, lectures, and curriculum planning filled their days at Emery. The success of the school depended largely upon the devotion of these teachers. These eight teachers instructed one hundred thirty-two stu- dents who were enrolled at EHS during the 1966- Mr. Richard Tschetter: Mr. Stuart Crouse: Business Arithmetic, Vocal Music, Band, Algebra I, II, Chemistry Grade Music 1967 school term. This was a ratio of sixteen students to each teacher. Under their tutorship, we have learned the meaning of loyalty, the value of friendships, the glory of victory, and the dignity of defeat. They have prepared us to face the challenges of the future. We resolve that our future achievements shalldadd honor to their names. Each morning Superintendent Michael J. Thomas sorted the mail for the faculty.

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Eunice Janssen, Mrs. Hugh Sweeney, and Gladys Terveen faithfully prepared the meal each day for the student body. Mrs. Charles McCormick served as office secretary and did many odd jobs. Talent Utilized A great variety of talent and skill must be utilized to make the school run, The skill of the people shown on this page made the school year a success for students and teachers alike., These cooks, bookkeepers, clerks, custodians and aids deserve the thanks of the student body, teachers and the community for making Emery High School the institution that it is. Their warm smiles and their helping hands will be long remembered by the student body. Ted Folkerts, Otto Bleeker, and Dick Folkerts made the ride to school enjoyable. Mrs. Dick Folkerts assisted in cleaning up after school. Dick Folkerts made it possible to keep the school spic and span.