Emery High School - Eagle Yearbook (Emery, SD)

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The members ofthe Tri-County School Board are, Back Row: John Pudwill, Treasurer, Joe Potter, Vice-President, Ar- nold Schultz, Ted Leisinger, Calvin Hofer. Front Row: Supt. Leo Ulcen, Dr. Carl Harberts, President, Bonnie Mar- quardt, Secretary, Otto Schrag, Albert Duerkson. This is the first Emery-Bridgewater has been operating nine members were Harberts, who was It Was 21 Time for Decisions year, after the consolidation of the educational systems, that Tri-County under one Board of Education. The elected last summer. President Carl assisted by the Vice-President, Joe Potter, presided over the meetings of the board. Their iob was to supervise the activities of teachers and students. The Board members made many decisions throughout the year, and their interests and hard workwas greatly appreciated by the students and the faculty. The Voice of Emery High How should we line up the Home- coming Parade? What are we go- ing to do at the Christmas Party? Do you think we should have another Awards Night? These are some of the questions that were settled by the Student Council, which is an or- ganization that represents the voice of the students of Emery High School. Standing: Mr. Thomas, K. Schulte, M. Werning, L. Huber. Seated: C. Determan, H. McCormick, C. Hanssen, and B. Janssen.

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Mr. Michael Thomas: Principal, Mrs. Doris Uhrich: English ll, IV, Mr. John Begeman: Biology, Agri- Phygicg, Algebra ll, Play Di- Library Advisor, Pep Club Advisor, culture l-IV, F.F.A. Advisor rector Debate Advisor Teachers Promote Season of Learning lt was the age of teaching, learning, and fun. Through the guidance of these twelve teachers, one hundred eighteen students merited another year's knowledge. Principal Michael Thomas has taught at EHS for nine years. Second in line is Mrs. Uhrich who has completed eight years of teaching at Emery. Five of the remaining teachers gained new experiences at EHS by joining the staff in I969. Mr. Orrin Townswich, due to military duties, was un- Miss Madaline Powers: Home Economics I-lll, General Sci- able to teach the first semester at Emery, so Mr. Bruce Huber was hired to fill the position. Along with all the teaching, the administration had other duties such as keeping quiet study halls and being advisors to activities, but most important was the motivat- ing atmosphere which was provided by the faculty, as the stepping stones in the students' futures. Every school needs agood faculty, and we feel that the teachers at EHS have fulfilled this requirement. Mrs. Blanch Roddick: English I, Ill, ence, F.H.A. Advisor Mr. Ronald Wiblemo: Guidance French I, II