Norfolk High School - Milestone Yearbook (Norfolk, NE)

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Staff Answers Many Types of SOS” Mrs. Beth Ankerstar, principal's secretary. Mrs. Jackie Rea, Mrs. Leona Bauman,Mrs. Lillian Robinette, superintendent’s secretaries. 10 When a window breaks, a student doesn't feel well, if tests need to be run off, teachers know these are the people to turn to. Their jobs are to keep up the school building, serve as secretaries, or the school nurse. To follow them for one day would find their tasks varied. One day a janitor may have to remove a bat from a waste-paper can, shovel snow, or fix a broken shade or light. For the secretaries, it is typing, answering the phone, or running off papers for the teachers. The school nurse checks on students who have been absent because of illness and assists with all health checks. Miss Mary Rice, R.N., school nurse. George Wendel, chief engineer.

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School Creation Handled by Seven Board of Education members are Edgar Hamm, Earl Mitchell, president, Benson Thornton, Fred Clark, vice president, Wayne Walters, Dr. Estel Surber, and Supt. F. Don Maclay. After several years of basic planning, Norfolk's Board of Education entered the last stage of preparing the new school building for occupation. Extra meetings of the Board were necessary as bids were taken for equipment from the gymnasium to the dark room to the language labs. Trips to the new school to see its progress became part of the meetings as the final stages reached completion. Every detail, evei—so-small, had to be taken care of by the Board before the new crop of students enters next fall. For the administration the new building constitutes many changes in policies and organization. One of the reasons for this is because freshmen will no longer be included in the high school complex. 9

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Dan O'Connell, custodian. Ed Scheurich, head custodian and fireman. Leonard Wiehn, custodian. Merlin Behrens, head of staff. Leonard Kruger and Marlin Kuhl, maintenance staff. 11 .j