Norfolk High School - Milestone Yearbook (Norfolk, NE)

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HU. VI.I.KN l . Ill IIK1I VltltT One of the deans of Nebraska education, Dr. Allen P. Burkhardt, A.B., M.A., Ph.D., has just completed his twenty - sixth year in the Norfolk public school system. Progressive and aggressive, Dr. Burkhardt has done much to keep Norfolk’s educational reputation high. Although busy with the large responsibilities of administration of both the regular school system and of the Junior College, Dr. Burkhardt is never too busy to furnish guidance and to help both students and faculty alike. The Board of Education is composed of business and professional men who contribute their ability and experience, without pay, in order that Norfolk may have an outstanding educational system. Under their supervision, Norfolk has high education standards, a fine physical plant, and a district without bonded indebtedness. Members of the Board are: (left to right) R. D. Harrison, Clarence Isaacson, Glenn Davis, Fred Muller, Mrs. Robinette, Sec’y., Dr. Burkhardt, Dale Renner, N. P. Hoover.

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Mil. THEOnORK SKII.I.STAD ]$lr. Neils Wodder is serving his second year as Assistant Principal of Senior High School. In addition to his duties as Vocational Guidance Director and teacher of Aviation, he is always willing to offer advice and help on any problem of the students. Office girls are senior gins interested in learning practical office duties. Under the able direction of Miss Helen Wolt, the girls learn the necessity of accurate typing, filing, and of answering the telephone properly. They also help students get their passes signed and try to make the office a courteous and pleasing information bureau. The girls receive grades at the end of each six weeks based on the efficiency of their work. Shown in the picture (1. to r.) are Fern Koerting, Carol Klawitter, Nancy Hoile, Ruth Kellner, Dove Annette Jewett, Amy Brown, and Mr. Wodder. The enormous task of keeping Norfolk Senior High functioning correctly, gives many varied and unexpected duties to Mr. Theodore Skillstad. Besides his regular duties he is faculty advisor to the Student Council. His advice and encouragement are greatly appreciated by all. He is one of the few blessed with infinite patience. Mr. Skillstad has an A.B., from the University of Nebraska, and an M.A. from Columbia. Mlt. VEILS WODDER 11