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

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NCGS FACULTY '' FIRST SPEAKS OUT EIGHTH KINDERGARTEN

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No Photo Available y Mary Ann Mollies, an Academic Aide in the elementary school. Lynette Stenzel. a Special Educa- tion aide in the elementary school. Jean Schlegel. a library aide for Co- line Marcus. Librarian, in the ele- mentary school. Kim Borger. a junior high girls coach and a physical edu- cation aide Judy Davenport and Ron Hemp also assisted 5. Neah Whipple. R.N.. is credited for organizing the annual sports physicals. She keeps health records of everyone in the district. She takes Alice McCreight's blood pressure for her sports physical 6 The cooks. Hildegard Tittel. Donna EHis. Viola Wolfe and Sharon Strobel serving lunch to grade school kids. U.S.D. 303 C Support Staff 3

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GRADE SCHOOL TALKS Anthony Deane and Diana Harmison The talk of the elementary school was centered around the new building that the students will occupy in the 1988-89 school year. Construction had rapidly progressed, and the completion of the building was projected to be approxi- mately August 1, 1988. Staff members in the grade school are very excited about moving into the build- ing, said Coline Marcus, librarian. Teach- ers and students in kindergarten and in grades four through eight will occupy the new building, which is west of the present grade school building. It will have ten classrooms and art, science, vocal, and band rooms and a girls' locker room. The library is located in the center of the structure. Principal Anthony Deane and his secre- tary, Diana Harmison, will keep their of- fices in the original building. The teacher's workroom will also remain in the limestone building. 1. The limestone building will be the home ot the students in grades 1-3. The gymndsium will also be used 2. Point of construction as of April 1, 1988 U.S.D. 303 Grade School