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

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. MNQS, WHT, l If 1 ii mfg? if W 5 F T, 'fg' ur acu fy g li T jgg - S33 4 X, by n el, 5 , , Ea it 9 OVER OUR PRINCIPAIJS DESK HAROLD E. DURST Education for Good Living is the keynote of a modern high school curricu- lum. Through it, our lives are broadened and enriched. Freedom, Prosperity, and Happiness are the results of an educated nation. '---W. .0-N x. . 4-fx A dll.. Pj' 'xx ' if A OFFICER HELPERS This group of office helpers are truly helpful to assume the sense of responsibility and co-operation by following the principal's correct procedure of taking and giving telephone messages along with other regular office routine. They are Harold Durst, Principalg Carroll Stecklein, Orvis Kiser, Mary Holmes, Tom Kohl, Vera Anne McCoy, and Beverly Petersilie.