Ness City High School - Eagle Yearbook (Ness City, KS)

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6464.2-IM if wicfance PAUL H. ANDREE S U PERI NTE NDENT Heading the administration as Chief of All Personnel, we find the calm and neat appearance of our Superintendent Paul H. Andree. Under his watchful eye, the Ness City Public Schools have again been able to record success in many education- al projects with the co-operation of both the faculty and student body. I' 'Q ' ....,-..i f 3, Board Memberr--Elmer Humburg, Treasurer Fred Burditt, Clerkg Roy H. Billings, Director SOURCEFUL - - RESOURCEFUL Once again we wish to give special recognition to our school board for the work that makes our school system possible. Employing teachers and cus todians and making up the budget for the school year are only two of the many important tasks they perform. Their efforts toward improvement seem untiring. Though they may not receive the thanks they deserve, we want them to know we realize that they are primarily responsible for making our school days possible. FLOYD at FLOYD ABsTRAcTrRs PRINCIPAL HANAN s CAFE

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I rom Rau Helen Prose Ann Cranston Twrlla Brown Gordon Bute and Georg1anna Boyde Bark Rau uanrta Pember DeLynn Humburg Laur1ce Marghexm and nm lrltzler were fa1thful asslstants rn plannmg THF EAGLE and the f1fSt yearbook dance ll 'lfeafziook pfannefui spend countless hours workxng to put out the 1953 EACLE whlch w1ll help to recall the happy year at NCHa Let Dean Lyon ed1tor Paulme Brungarcll advxsor and oan Wfasmger co editor plan new fea tures of the yearbook 'WWF Betty Io Smrth Jeanette Fllbert Ray bchoon over and Marvm Maner conducted the most success ful adwertxsmg campalgn of recent years and Mar vm was the top salesman A-ali? 6 The four class treasurers Sandra Lee Stxeben semor Kay Eckels Freshman Dee Doebbelxng sophomore and Gerald Opplxger jumor who effx clently managed the yearbook sale Sandra sold the most books of f N 1 ' x f V , i F . r ' H' B 11 -- f N 1- V . - . L , A 5 ' Q 23,3 z 4 V1 1 7 7 - '-J , r l 1 J . 1 A , ,Q . ' . , f . s f- f r , - 4 If J 7 . v s . r,., fs -.. , . ,,2:f ' ' 1 -.... , , K ' f, A 4 K A .- . K t ' 1 .V . f P . , 3 . a. ,SA f . ' . 'I I J' 4' 5 A . 4 ., V' 4 X l T , - , , .. ,si , f t ,gf y aff. N , ...v,sf... t' j l J 1 ' 1 ' Q 1 1 1 Y . . . V . . . ,- x ' ' 9 ' V

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