Emery High School - Eagle Yearbook (Emery, SD)

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f '3.1 y e ,XX 2 QU., ' . ' J School Nurse, Mrs. Klaus, initiated Mrs. Larry Bender taught the remedial Specialist, Mrs. Joan Berg, the health plan during the school reading classes in the grade school. clerk, typist, and librarian. term. Teachers' Aids Added to F acult Under the new Title ll Bill, our school was allowed to hire help for our teachers. Those who served as teacher's aids usually typed and corrected tests, worked on library cards, or helped out in anyway they could. This enabled the teachers to spend more time with the students and help them with their problems. Mr. Jones, along with many other teachers and students, re- ceived his shot at one of the immunization clinics. Mrs. Otto Bleeker served as a teacher's aid for the grade school.

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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.

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