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ADMINISTRATION Top. Bill Inman principal, Offerle Middle School: Dana K. Handel principal. Kinsley High School; Robert J. Shanks principal. Southside Elementary School. and superintendent of USI) No. 347. Bottom left: Alberta Bar nes treasurer: Eula West phal clerk. Bottom right: Mr. Handel conducts a teachers’ meeting at the high school. 15
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ADMINISTRATION Larry Korf combines teaching with directing athletics Below: Mr. Korf explains the intricacies of Algebra II. W hat is a rat race? Larry Korf, KHS athletic director, says teaching classes all day, serving as vice principal, and serving as the athletic director is “very difficult. Sometimes you divide yourself so thin between sports and classes, people don’t realize what they ask of a coach or a teacher when they want them to go to all the games,” he adds. Does Mr. Korf relax? He laughs and replies, “I don't! Mr. Korf enjoyed sports in high school as well as college. I played football, basketball, and I went out for track and field in high school. I also played three years of college football. That’s why I enjoy going to the varsity games, especially football. I guess I'm an aggressive person. I always have been. Aggressiveness carries over into the classroom. It’s rewarding to teach students and have them go on to college and eventually become a doctor or lawyer and do really well.” Mr. Korf has been teaching for 17 years. “I think that's the reason most teachers stay in; there are other jobs with more money, but most of those jobs don't have the rewards of teaching. Education is the most important part for Mr. Korf. He remarks, “I try not to have anything pull me away from the classroom. My first teaching job was in 1967 at Sharon Springs,” Mr. Korf recalls. Mr. Korf has taught at five schools since he began. “I’ll keep on teaching until I retire. From teaching to attending to his athletic duties, Mr. Korf finds he spends much time at school. “I never get away from school. I live, eat, and I even sleep school. He also finds that some days seem long. “Most teachers get up around six and don't get home until midnight. We (teachers) appreciate Wednesday nights when nothing is going on,” says Mr. Korf. U
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