Exeter High School - Eagle Yearbook (Exeter, NE)

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ADMINISTRATION The leadership needed to guide our school youth through these some- times difficult days is provided by the school board, faculty, and the many other school workers who have devoted their lives to the education of youth. Much credit for our well-operated and organized school is to be given to these fine people. SCHOOL BOARD Standing, left to right: Mr. Leo Marek, Mr. Thane Croston, Mr. Frank Rouch. and Mr. H. E. Warren. Seated, left to right: Mrs. Margaret Votipka, Mrs. Loretta Myers, and Mr. Roy Bristol. Mr. Rouch has been re- placed by Mr. A1 Bonta. EXETER COLD STORAGE CORDOVA CO-OP ELEVATOR

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ANNUAL STAFF First Row - Seated: Dean Beecher, Linde Farstrup, Bill Murphy, Ann Finke,Lonnie DLnneen, Anita Anton, Wayne Barkmeier. Second Row - Margie Ekeler, Larry Rasmussen, John Bristol, Sharon Miller, Pat Hassler, Fran Franzen, Paul Hansen, Jean Ethington, Norm Bristol, Kathy Ekeler, Linda Wellman, Jim Taylor, Mr. Warren. Third Row - Pat Burns, Linda Gillan, Ronnie Perkins, Delores Allewelt, Thane Croston, Judy Briggs, Bob Cygert, Janet Taylor, Paul Bender, Freda Sudrla. EDITORIAL STAFF Associate Editor - Thane Croston Editor - Ann Finke Assistant Editor - Bill Murphy BUSINESS STAFF Advertising Manager Dean Beecher Business Manager - Lonnie Dinneen FINKE COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN Art Editor - Wayne Barkmeier Activities Editor - Linde Farstrup Sports Editor - Paul Bender Photography Editor - Pat Burns AND NOLER-COMMERCIAL TRUCKING CORDOVA

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H. E. WARREN SUPERINTENDENT Again we are calling upon another emerging group of high school graduates to carry the lamp of learning into a still dark world. With that lamp should go a leavening influence of right living and the adherence to high ideals. It is our sincere belief that this challenge will be accepted and carried to a successful con- clusion. We trust that you will leave the world a much better place in which to live than you found it. May you have the joys of accomplish- ment. MRS. MILDRED HASSELL GRADE SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT Eighth and Ninth Math Seventh and Eighth English Nebraska Wesleyan MR. CLARENCE SLOSSON HIGH SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT Sciences Nebraska University Life is like an open book. There is always something more which we can learn. I count that day as lost if I do not learn something new. I hope that you will make use of your opportu- nities to learn new and worthwhile things through- out your life. Thus you may help make life desirable for those about you and for yourself. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE