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

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No Photo Available FACULTY r v y As the months passed, the conversation in the grade school went from, How much longer must we be crowded? to Only three months and we'll be moved. The taculty members were always aware of moving day, yet the goals and expecta- tions in each department were reached. They helped the students with their daily assignments, encouraged them to try new methods, introduced new ideas, and ad- mired individual accomplishments and tal- ents. Lary Brook hart Michele Filbert Stacy Jones Stephanie Nichepor Mary Sorensen Betty Dexter Jim Frank Atha Kershner Larry O'Connor Carol Spady Kay Horchem Judy Kraft Doris Petersilie Terry Sutton Coline Marcus Tressa Pfannenstiel Eddie Tomanek Nancy Marsha» Frances Schwindt Carolyn Vogel n.c.g.s. 97 Faculty fc

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HIGH SCHOOL TALKS Home to 95 senior high students ond 25 staff members The talk around N.C.H.S. was of suc- cesses and disappointments. Again, the building was a junior-senior high, but the impending summer move of the junior high dominated conversa- tions this year. For the third year the senior high students and staff had wel- comed these underclassmen and staff, but were happy that they would be moving. Principal Daryl Olson said, We hate to see them go, but realize that they will continue their education in one of the finest educational facili- ties in this part of the state. The year brought mostly gains and pluses. New people became Eagles — some were staff members, others were student teachers, and, of course, new students enrolled. Organizations increased by one with the establish- ment of a SADD program, the first al- cohol-free party was held after the ju- nior-senior prom, scholarships and championships were won, and new re- cords were set. All in all, everyone talked about a good year. U.S.D. 303 High School 29