Emery High School - Eagle Yearbook (Emery, SD)

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Mrs. Judy Glanzer: Home Economics I, Mr. Jack Stewart: High School Physi- Mr. Donald Bagley: II, III, F.l'l.A. Advisor cal Education, American History, Bas- History, American ketball Government, Psych- ology, Football, Track, Grade Phy- sical Education Are you sure that's right, Mr. Begeman? You can have another one, Mr. BauI Mr. John Begeman: Biology, Agriculture Mrs. Doris Uhrich: English II, III, IV, Mrs., Barbara Brecke French I, English I-IV, F.F.A., Pep CIUE Advisor, Library Advisor. I, Declamation Advisor Advisor

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Mr- Michael Tl10mGS2 Authority has its advantagesl Mr. James Weaver: Driver's Education, Principal, Chemistry, Guidance Play Director Six New Teachers oin EHS Faculty The success of a school depends largely upon the de- votion of the teachers. The teachers must also be able to gain the respectof theirstudents. These eleven teach- ers taughtone hundred and seventeen students, this aver- ages out to about eleven students per teacher. This has been the eighth year that Mr. Thomas has taught at EHS. Mrs. Uhrich has completed her seventh year at Emery. Three of the teachers-Mrs. Glanzer, Mr. Bagley, and Mr. Begeman-have taught at Emery for two years. Six of the teachers, Mrs. Breck, Mr. Bau, Mr. Randall, Mr. Stewart, Mr. Townswick, and Mr. Mr. Dean Randall: Klgebra l, ll, Gen- eral Science, Plane Geometry. Mr. Orrin Townswick: Band and Vocal Director, Grade Band Director Weaver joined the faculty last Fall . Some of the teachers were advisors of extra-curricular activities. Mr. Thomas was the director of the plays, Mr. Bau was the advisor of the iournalism staffs, Mrs. Glanzer was the advisor of FHA and drill team, Mr. Begeman was the director of the FFA activities, Mrs. Breck was the declamation advisor, and Mrs. Uhrich was in charge of the library and pep club. The students of EHS are grateful for the dedication and interest the teachers took in their education. Mr. Robert Bau: Bookkeeping, Typing I, Economics and Business Law, Annual and Journalism Advisor

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Mrs. McCormick spends 90 per cent of her time of the telephone. The cooks demonstrate their skills in the kitchen. Staff Provided Dail Help What would Emery High do without the help ofthe cooks, bus drivers, custodians, teacher's aides, and the school nurse? These people all worked diligently throughout the school year to help our school system run as smooth as it did. Mrs. Edzards, Mrs. Sweeney and Mrs. McCormick were the teacher's aides. Mrs. McCormick also served as the school secretary. The school nurse, Mrs. Weber, checked the students eyes, measuredtheir heights and weights. She also gave various shots to the students. Teacher's aides help by correcting papers. Preparing the noon meal was Miss Janssen and Miss Terveen's task. Theyspent long hours planning the menus. Friendliness is a quality all bus drivers must possess in order that the students will have an enjoyable bus ride. Bus drivers for this year were Rev. Tschetter, Rev. Hoff- man, Otto Bleeker, and Joe Olinger. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Folkerts, the custodians, kept the school spotless. Every night after school, they cleaned all the rooms and made sure it was ready For the next day's session . Dick takes a break to pose For our camera. I l