Nicolet High School - Shield Yearbook (Glendale, WI)

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Board of Education Meeting iust before the beginning of school, the Board of Edu- F. Helm, Mr. Stanley Ulyniec, Mr. G. Woodbury Weinhagen, and cation is considering the year's work. Already finished with the job Mr. Edwin R. Eckenrod guide the school through the last stages of of hiring our new faculty members and setting up the enlarged cur- construction as well as provide for the increased facilities. After finish- riculum that is needed this year, Mr. Victor M. Harding, Mr. Howard ing this work, the Board begins planning for next year. Office Staff In these last days of summer the click of typewriters can be heard resounding through the empty halls. ln preparation for the opening clay of school, the members of the office staff, Shirley Peters, Berneice Turner, Mariann Krause, Edna Johnson, and Cecilia Murphy, are at work typing and filing programs, checking regis- tration materials, and mailing letters, bus passes, and duplicate programs to students. 5

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Days of Preparation The halls, silent and empty, stretch endlessly into the wings of the cold as they await the day when footsteps, greetings, shouts, and laugh building. During these days of August they seem strangely open and ter ring through them once more. '11M Pointing out the day's assignments to Emanuel Weidner and Lloyd Le Roy are Leonard Hintz and Gerald Banaszak. Joyce Nauertz and Phyllis Gauger pre- pare to serve the meal, 4 The summer silence is broken only by the swishing of brooms and clatter of pails as the custodians go about their tasks, preparing the building for the throb of activity that comes with the opening of school. Early September, the kitchen staff enters the longesilent kitchen to prepare the first mealofthe yearduringthe faculty workshop. Paula Kendzor, Lincla Wilke, and Lois Horn put the finishing touches on the day's meal. Setting up the cafeteria are Ernest Dif- fert, Kenneth Treuden, Arno Hinz, Dietrich Sturm, and Hugo Riesen. The nurse, lvirs. rout, soon arrives to take over the work of checking students' sight, hearing, and weight as well as handling cases of accident or illness.

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Administration Assisting Mr. Cupery as executive of- ficer to the Board of Education is Mr. Dimick, the vice-principal. Through his efforts as the director of Transportation, bus routes were determined and a policy for student driving established. He also directs student services and supervises curriculum. While the typewriters click away in the outer office, Mr. Cupery, our prin- cipal, prepares a report to be given to the Board of Education at its next meet- ing. It is his duty to inform the Board about the various activities of the school and to carry out any decisions the Board might make. In addition to these duties, he has charge of hiring teachers, office staff, custodians, and kitchen staff, as well as purchasing necessary equipment for the school.