Exeter High School - Eagle Yearbook (Exeter, NE)

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ADMINISTRATION

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Calendar Exeter Eagles prepare for Homecoming game. SEPTEMBER 8—Junior Ring Display 14—Y-Teen Pepsi Pizza Party OCTOBER 2—Homecoming 12-16—Parent-Teacher Conference 29—Senior Pictures NOVEMBER 4—Regents Examination 13—Invitational Vocal Clinic 24—Senior Career Night DECEMBER 21—Christmas Operetta 29—Y-Teen Snowball Dance JANUARY 5— Y-Teen Potluck Supper 28—Father-Son Banquet FEBRUARY 11—Mid-Winter Band Concert 25—F.H.A. Mothers Dinner MARCH 1-5—Junior High Tournament 6— Talent Contest 9—F.F.A. Banquet 12-13—State Basketball Tournament 16—Annual Pictures 19—Scholastic Contest at Kearney Eagles’ enthusiasm mounts as State Basketball Tournament approaches. Busy Seniors put on a class play at the end of the year. APRIL 17—Senior Car Wash and Bake Sale 19—Y-Teen Installation 21— Pre-Contest Concert 22— Mother-Daughter Banquet 23-24—Music Contest 26— F.H.A. Installation 27— Senior Class Play MAY 8—Jr.-Sr. Banquet 13— Band Banquet 14— Y-Teen Slumber Party 16— Baccalaureate 17— Class Night 19- -Commencement 20— F.F.A. Fishing Party 21-22—State Track Meet

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Besides his administrative duties. Superintendent William A. Rachow teaches Algebra I. He has proven to be a com- petent administrator during his two years at Exeter. This past year, a bond issue passed making construction of a new elementary school building possible. Mr. Rachow holds a B.A. degree from Peru State College and a Masters Degree from the University of Nebraska. Students: You can be proud of this record of the years events. You have produced it through your participation in your class and school activities. Many cherished memories are between the covers of this volume. Keep it and hold dear what you will always be a part. Students Gain High School Principal Larsen, a busy teacher and administra- tor of Exeter High School, has maintained a busy schedule this last year. In addition to duties as high school principal, he taught business law, bookkeeping and economics. He was the Student Council sponsor.Mr. Larsen holds a B.A. from Dana and has done graduate work at the University of Nebraska. The year has had a few changes over last year with an addition of courses and teachers. The demanding need of society is a challenge that the board, administra- tion and faculty have been trying to meet by adding to the curriculum. It has been a joy working with the faculty and students dur- ing the past year. School is serious busi- ness and the more effort you put into obtain- ing the most out of an education the more you will receive in return. The first thing you are in school for is the subjects you take. If extra-curricular activities inter- feres with your subjects a wise person will cut down on them and put his efforts into the academic courses which he takes. 6