New Athens High School - Vespa Yearbook (New Athens, IL)

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Adults Made Up An Important Part Of NACHS Mrs. Joyce Dudeck and Miss Juanita Dudeck talk over the minutes of the school board meeting. Mrs. Sue Knewitz is filing one of the many reports she must type. The Board of Education, serving New Athens, consists of seven members. Mr. George H. Wirth, president , aside from being on the State and National School Boards, has been on the New Athens school board for 23 years, 20 of which being president. Mr. Allan Schlesinger has been secretary of the Board of Education for 24 years. Miss Juanita Dudeck, secretary to the superintendent, has kept up with all the school's activities. She enjoys painting and reading in her spare time. Mrs. Joyce Dudeck was the treasurer of the Board of Education and the District 60 bookkeeper. She has been the bookkeeper for 11 years and the treasurer of the Board of Education for eight years. Mrs. Sue Knewitz, who is new at New Athens school this year, is the high school secretary. Her job consists of collecting all activity money, preparing cafeteria reports, sorting mail, writing letters, keeping attendance records and filing reports. In her spare time she likes to cook, crochet, and play the piano. BOARD OF EDUCATION: (sitting) George H. Wirth, president: Allan Schlesinger, secretary; Edmund Huber, (standing) Wayne Meyer, Sylvester Mehrm-ann, LaVeme Kinzinger, Donald Dudeck. 22

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Running Smoothly At Nachs Mr. Hollander talks to Mr. Petrowich about a schedule conflict. Owensville, Missouri is the hometown of Mr. Marion W. Hollander, assistant superintendent of New Athens Community Unit District 60. He now lives in Marissa with his wife and three children. He has been with New Athens High School for four years. In his spare time Mr. Hollander enjoys woodworking, model railroading and traveling. Mr. Hollander attended Baylor University, Southwest Baptist College, and Missouri University where he received his Bachelor of Science in Education. He also went to Lincoln University, Washington University, Central Missouri State College, and S.I.U. Edwards-ville where he received his Master's of Science in Education. His responsibilities are such things as being at all school activities, taking care of cafeteria workers, and preparing a curriculum and master schedule. 21 Mr. Hollander looks over his mail.

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COOKS: Mrs. Martin, Mrs. Spalt, Mrs. Moodey, Mrs. Hall, Mrs. Reinhardt. Not Pictured: Mrs. Hoffmann. There are three groups of people who were always doing something for students and teachers, but for the most pan were taken for granted. These people were the cooks, the custodians, and the bus drivers. Without them, it would have been hard for the people of NACHS to make it through a school day. The cooks were kept busy with preparing meals for the cafeteria . The custodians helped clean up the cafeteria as well as the rest of the school. Most of the custodians also worked as full-time bus drivers, with the exception of Mr. Hentzel who was a substitute bus driver and custodian. The other was Mrs. Wilderman who was only a bus driver. The night custodian and watchman, new this year because of a few break-ins, was Mr. Huber. Mr. White tells Mr. F. Reuss what needs to be done. CUSTODIANS AND BUS DRIVERS: Mr. Kratz, Mr. Hentzel, Mr. Fietsam, Mr. Thompson, Mr. R. Reuss, Mrs. Wilderman, Mr. F. Reuss, Mr. Schatte. 23