North Central High School - Aquila Yearbook (Pioneer, OH)

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l. Betty Smith is sunounded by several of her charges during playground duty at the Kunkle building. 2. Earl Davis stops to look at the camera while cleaning a table in the kindergarten classroom. 3. Ed Frymire. in one ofthe many pictures gathered in his years of service at Kunkle, is about to fill the milk machine. Ed retired in December to soak up the sun in Florida. 4. Karen Wasnich spent hours on herjob keeping track of the art supplies in the teachers workroom. 5. Frank Dean smiles for the camera while doing routine summer cleaning of the elementary classrooms. SPECIAL NOTE Our apologies, but the picture of the Pioneer cooks disappeared. These ladies are: Marilyn Beals. Cafeteria Supervisor, Ona Lee Eidenier, Thelma Hylander, Marie Jones. and Wilma Whitney Bus Drivers Front: LOUIS PARKER, LEE HENRY, ALDEN MARTIN, JIM FISERQ Middle: ZELDA BENDER, MARG ORR, MILLIE BRAN- HAMQ Top: BETTY FREESE. I LEE HENRY JIM FISER Bus Supervisor Head Custodian - Pioneer ED FRYMIRE LEO CLARK Head Custodian - Kunkle Head Custodian v Kunkle

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if c Q- fr t aww ,S ,. mf' -W ' 9 W . ,Q .M .' .gi . .N - w.. 4y 'ff , .f . . W ' RUSSELL OXENDER Industrial Arts DICK SELGO, JR. Physical Education we-7 GEORG EANNE VARGO Business, Social Studies SHIRLEY PENNER English BECKY SI-IELDON Science Flowers Replace Apples for fr. Hi. Teachers Adding a little excitement to the school year. Elroy Schroeder was honored by being nominated as an Outstanding Teacher in the district, Bob Meuleman's wife Alice Can elementary teacherj presented him with their first child, David, and Bob Sauder spent a couple of weeks in the hospital and several weeks walking around with a cast on his arm after an automobile accident. Teachers at Kunkle got a special treat when the student council again presented them with carnations at the end of the year. Lunch hours of less than a half hour, baked goodies in the office, forgetting to listen to the radio on fog days, working on 2 new committees - extra curricular activities and community relations - and meeting with students and parents during conference periods added to the usual tasks of preparing lesson plans and grading papers to fill out thejunior high and high school teacher's schedule. 1ln

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'O-5 fp i VELTAH OYER, DARLENE FISHER, MARIE BOWERS EARL DAVIS Custodian KAREN WASNICH Teacher's Office Aide Kunkle Cooks FRANK DEAN Custodian BEI IY SMITH Playground Supervisor PAM WEIS Teacher's and Office Aide - is be 5' if I K Aa- fffq Staff Members Run the Show Keeping the school running behind the scenes are several people, including the custodians who spend hours making everything sparkle - only to see the shine disappear with the first sign of rain or snow. With the first day of school comes the task of driving the yellow school buses all over the northwest corner of Williams County. On PALS day, some drivers even got to pick up and drop off parents on their route. Field trips and athletic events meant extra hours for some drivers. Fog days brought problems not only for the bus drivers but also for the cafeteria personnel. Decisions to close or not brought hassles with what to do with the food, preparation of which had to be started for some foods very early in the morning. Special meals were also served by the staff of the cafeteria at Thanksgiving and Christmas and due to a mixup, things got more interesting as someone forgot to dismiss the seniors early for their special meal. Teacher aids could be counted on to help duplicate materials and could also be seen bailing water when the floods hit the kindergarten room in the spring.