Neoga High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Neoga, IL)

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Lorraine Baker The Helpful People This is the second year for Secretarial Aides at N.H.S. The Aides gain invaluable experience in office work and they handle a few of the many time-consuming tasks that plague the teachers. Their job is to type up tests, mimeograph mate- rials, and write letters. Their work has been greatly appreciated by the faculty. Gertrude Greeson, unit secretary, Mildred Dole, high school secretary, and Lorraine Baker, assistant secretary, keep the school running smoothly. Their jobs are to keep all the books and records up to date. Mildred Dole Gertrude Greeson Sonja Henne, Joyce Cross, Doris Burton, Marianne Hays, Christine Kline, Shirley Deters, Debbie Morgan, Theresa Baker, Joann Kingery.

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Lyman Lewis, Superintendent A dministratio Adds New Building The major achievement of the administra- tion during the past year has been the con- struction of a new building behind the high school. This versatile building contains the superin- tendent’s office, the school board’s office, the maintenance office, and a bus garage. School Board, STANDING: Richard Kepp, Victor Ralph White Principal Czerwonka, Louis Schulte, Ralph Reed. SEATED: Lyman Lewis, Doris McKay, Gail Barber, Robert McKinney.

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Dan Leathers Vo. Tech. Bob Stortzum Nancy Lawson Math, Business English NHS Faculty Constantly On the Go J. Lee McTeer History, P.E., Coach FHA, GAA, FFA, Library Club, Messenger, Tomahawk. These extra- curricular activities sponsored by NIIS are made up of students. They are run and organized by its officers and spon- sors. The sponsors are teachers who also grade papers, plan lessons, attend meetings related to school, chaperone students, act as advisors, and run a home. Pretty heavy load, isn’t it? Tom Alexander Dr. Ed., P.E., Coach Ruth Darnell Home Ec. Diantha Greenwood Art Ray Springs Band, Chorus