Norfolk High School - Milestone Yearbook (Norfolk, NE)

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New School Smoothly Run by Administration Carrying out the policies set by the Board of Education is the duty of the Administration. Superintendent F. Don Maclay had the job of overseeing the entire school system this past year. In senior high, principal Roger Maxwell and assistant principal Harley Rector had the problems of administering to an entirely new school situation, which presented them with many new problems. RIGHT: Superintendent Maclay gives many speeches.Here he relates a humorous incident to the audience. LOWER RIGHT: Principal Roger Maxwell spends much of his time at his desk in his office as shown here. BELOW: Assistant Principal Harley Rectorenjoys reading some of the excuses for eighth periods during one of his few spare moments.

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Board Sees Results of Many Years’ Work The beginning of the 1968 school year saw the opening of the new Norfolk Senior High School. This day had special significance for the Board of Education. It was the climax to years of hard work put in by the Board as they attended special meetings, heard the architects, and contractors tell of problems encountered. Slowly, but steadily the work proceeded as the deadline approached. Happily, the Board announced shortly before school thatthebuildingwould be ready for occupancy on schedule except for the cafeteria which opened soon after. The Board spent the rest of the year finishing up the small but definitely necessary details, such as the completion of the cafeteria and library and various office facilities which needed some additional equipment. ABOVE: Board members Benson G. Thornton, Edgar W. Hamm, Supt. F. Don Maclay, Dr. Estel G. Surber, Wayne Walters, Earl H. Mitchell, and Fred Clark, are seen looking over the facilities in the new library.

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Staff Works in Different Surroundings Do you think I would make a good mortician? Could I have 837 copies of this test run? Help, I'm bleeding to death, were some of the not so common problems faced by the staff of Norfolk Senior High, These and other questions were some that the staff answered or made a valiant effort to answer and proved their worth to NHS. LEFT: School Nurse, Miss Mary Rice, checks Bryan Nelson's hearing for part of the school's records. BELOW LEFT: One of the many duties of Beth Voss is duplicating. Here she runs off a history test. BELOW: Now this is a good book for seniors, explains Librarian Eugeline Marotz to Dan Miller. BELOW RIGHT: Guidance counselors Freeman Walz and Willotte Medow help give Ronny Crabb a good start on college. 5