Nicolet High School - Shield Yearbook (Glendale, WI)

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Mix MR. N. P. CUPERY, principal ADMIN ISTRAT ORS The past four years has been a period of rapid development for Nicolet High School. The public support of the school is evidence of the great value parents place in the role which public education plays in the perpetuation of the American way of life and as an investment in true and lasting values. Yi r W SCHOOL BOARD Mr -I. A. Lawrence, business managerg Mrs. Richard Wellsg Mr. G. Wcwamdhiir Weiiihzifeii clerk: Mr. Howard Helm director' Mr. N, P. Y ln , , v Cupery, principalg Mr. Donald L. Bell: Mr. Edwin R. Eckenrod, tu isurer. In these four short years Nicolet High School has come from an idea to a school and a student body that has established traditions and an espris de corps. More important, this school has developed and estabf lished a reputation of excellence through its graduates and its students now present that is certainly statewide and in some respects national. With an excellent student body and a continuing fine faculty this Hne reputation can be maintained and enlarged. ,J we t MR. DELMAR B. POCKAT, vicaprincipal