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

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Piovides £af)fxvt6 omL QwujuOM With the Board of Education as a foundation, the administra- tion attempts to offer to the patrons an education that is full, rich, and rewarding. Making the decisions on the elementary and intermediate levels is Mr. William Janssen. He is aided by his secretary, Mrs. Billie Swim. Keeping the high school running on an even keel is Mr. H. D. Hale. His secretary, Mrs. Karen Depperschmidt, helps Mr. Hale and also assists the teachers. Mr. Lyle Goff, the superintendent for both schools, is assisted by Mrs. Aylene Barrett. Mr. Hale and Karen Mr. Goff and Aylene Mr. Janssen and Billie U.S.D. 303 Board of Education, clockwise from the lower left, Lyle Goff. Clinton Stiawalt, Clarence Wolfe, Aylene Barrett, Carl Rei- nert. Lyle Davison. Dwaine Lampe, and Raymond Lamoree. 2

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V.l.P.’Q QknJUteTowCMlSuccess The senior class selected, by vot- ing, students they felt were superior in character, humor, grooming, athletics, and other potential ser- vices to society. The choices were sometimes difficult because stu- dents at NCHS are all encouraged to develop their talents and to learn to be an asset to society. On this page you can view the senior class mem- bers who were chosen as best having achieved these goals. On the next page you can look at the lighter side of these V.I.P. roles. BEST ALL AROUND Verlinda Dinges and Greg Ballard. MOST FUN TO BE WITH: Dean Funk and Nannette Lampe MOST HUMOROUS: Paul Healzer and Heidi Radke MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Diane Sorensen and Warren Stecklein BEST DRESSED: MOST ATHLETIC: MOST COURTEOUS: Shell Faulkender LarTy Kraft Joyce Goodman and Sandy Reinert and Dorilea Gabel and Mark Herrick 4