Limestone Community High School - Amulet Yearbook (Bartonville, IL)

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Mr. Our Michael Rule Faculty Adviser Mr. Rule receives a flower from members of Quill and Scroll. Wc, the yearbook staff, take pleasure in dedicating the 1967 AMULET to our faculty adviser, Mr. Michael Rule. Wc recognize Mr. Rule’s value as a member of the Lime- stone teaching faculty and honor him for his work in the classroom. But more than that wc wish to acknowledge his special gift of “time to the students at Limestone. He has given willingly of many long after school hours to the welfare, betterment, and edification of hundreds of stu- dents. His fans arc many. He has listened to their problems. Athletes come to him with their blisters and sore muscles. Students seeking answers to the puzzles of biology find him eager to help. He has given assistance in innumerable ways. Wc of the AMULET staff are grateful for his presence, realizing that without his skill, advice, patience, and prod- ding there would be no yearbook. Mr. Rule assists Linda Brcssner in advanced biology.

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DEDICATION To a teacher who has combined knowledge with enthusiasm to impart learning and challenge the mentalities of his students and who has exerted influence by good example, we proudly dedicate the 1967 AMULET.

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Mr. Frank I.each. Superintendent Administration Mr. Frank Leach, our superintendent, has been here at Lime- stone ever since the school first opened its doors in the fall of 1953, 14 years ago. At that time he was the Dean of Boys for an enrollment of 640 students. Last year Mr. Leach was quoted as saying. This is one of Limestone’s luckiest years because of the successful passage of the building bond issue on November 6th.” Mr. Norman Endsley, our assistant superintendent and business manager, has the responsibility of things which affect both the students and the operation of the school as a whole. He oversees the operation of the cafeteria, snack bar, health center, and the clerical and janitorial staff. He is also responsible for seeing that all supplies arc ordered for the maintenance of the building and for the functioning of the educational and extracurricular pro- grams. Besides this he still has to sec that all details of bus transportation are worked out, handle the financial records and budgets, organize the selling of tickets and crowd control at athletic contests, arrange for driver training cars, and see that senior gowns arc distributed. The Board of Education is a vital part of our high school, providing a link between the school and community. One of their major topics of discussion has been the construction of the new building. Board members meet and talk over the prog- ress being made in the new building. They select colors of paint and carpeting—dishes. Some other functions of the school board are setting school policy, establishing the school budget, hiring teachers, accepting resignations, and authorizing trips. They meet twice a month for their regular meetings and schedule special meetings as needed. Mr. Leach and Mr. F.ndslcy look over the blueprints of the new building. Mr. Norman F.ndslcy. Assistant Superintendent 18