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

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Directing Is ... The Board of Education brings their diverse knowledge and experience together to strive to maintain the highest possible standards of educa- tion for the school. Innumer- able hours were spent by the board members , as they con- centrated on meeting the chal- lenges of crowded classrooms and the constant pressures, local, state, and national, for more and better educational facilities. Undaunted by the setback of two defeats of the proposed bond issue, for a new grade school building, our adminis- tration continued to work dili- gently to meet each problem as it came, and to plan ahead for the best possible cirriculum that could be had under exist- ing conditions. The students appreciate their service and dedication. 1 School Board members- Front row- Gerald Eckels, Vice-President. Mary Grumbein, Ken- neth Schlegel Back row- Helen Floyd. Ernest E. McVicker. President, Dwane Santala. Chester Ross. 2 Superintendent Terry Karlin. 3. The condemned grade school building, which is one of the main concerns of the administration. 20 Administration

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Kent Blakeslee Vocational Agriculture Yvonne Gantz Language Arts Judy Kobler Art David Oberley Librarian Faculty Lights the Way LuAnn DeWald Special Education Kenneth Gnagy History. Boys P.E. Cecilia Lewand Instrumental Music Juanita Parker Business Education Patricia Flax Biology. Girls P.E. Michelle Graf Language Arts Jerry Marshall Physical Science Virgil Ritchie guidance Counselor Jim Frank Vocal Music Fred Howie Math. Computers Lois McLeish Home Economics Carol Spady Foreign Language Tim Hunter Social Studies Beverly Musselwhite Mathematics Robert Vavricka Industrial Arts Faculty 19

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Special Honors Are Given To be a National Honor Society member, one must show scholarship, leadership, ser- vice, character, cooperation, and integrity. The student must also have and maintain a minimum cumulative grade point average of 3.3. This year eight students showed such qualities and were inducted in a King Arthur fashion at the spring meeting of the N.C.H.S. chapter. Sponsor Juanita Parker and mem- bers hosted this evening's induction in the cafeteria for the inductees, their parents, friends, and faculty members. Jill Uehling, John Ross, and Lisa Oberley provided spe- cial music for the program. 1. National Honor Society members- Front row- Darla Goodman, Joel Fitzgerald. Kent Dexter. Diane Eckels. Mark Lyon. Middle row- Kristina Schlegel. Lisa Oberley. Travis Betz, Teresa Copeland, Gina Sutton. Back row- Jeff Barb. Mike Fiegel. Matt Heckman. John Ross. Bretl McCoy, Greg Erb. Not pic- tured- Aaron Janke. 2. New members- Front row- Kristina Schlegel. Gina Sutton. Diane Eckels. Teresa Copeland. Back row- Travis Betz. Jeff Barb. Brett McCoy. Mark Lyon. 3. National Honor Society officers- Lisa Ober- ley. Stuco representative; Joel Fitzgerald, secretary treasurer; Darla Goodman, presi- dent; Juanita Parker, sponsor. 4. John Ross and Greg Erb watch as Joel Fitzgerald lights a candle that represents character. National Honor Society 21