North Platte High School - Roundup Yearbook (North Platte, NE)

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The Board oT EducaTion Tills a mosT imporTanT posie Tion in school liTe. Qnly on iTs approval are many oT The Things sTudenTs are allowed or required To do accomplished. IT was Through The board ThaT boys were allowed To assisT Tarmers wiTh Their beeT crops and oTher work. AT The disTricT Tour Teachers' convenTion The board, working wiTh The ciTy council, played hosT To The visiTing Teachers and Tound board and lodg- ing Tor Them. They also conTribuTed To The program and enTerTainmenT oT The guesTs. The board passed on The addiTion oT several war courses which were added To The curriculum aT The beginning OT second semesTer. Senior manual arTs Tor girls To give Them experience in using and care ing Tor Tools. BlueprinT reading Tor girls To prepare Them Tor iobs so viTally necessary Today. ReTresher maThemaTics, and mechanics and elecTriciTy Tor boys To beTTer enable Them To Take Their parT in The armed Torces. These courses should prove oT inesTimable value To The sTudenT, IT was due To The good will oT The board ThaT iT was possible To have The senior-junior prom in The audiTorium. The board made a ruling several years ago To The eTTecT ThaT There were To be no more school dances in The evening. ThereTore This was The The Board ls Behind Us STUFFIN' IT IN-Are DeLoss Toole. Lee Tussing, Bob SchulTz, Dick Kelly, Lynn Gilmore, and Calvin Solem who are only a 'few oT The sTudenTs of our high school who wish To eaT Their lunch before The bell rings. The sTaTT baTTled vainly To accommodaTe crowds unTil The lunch hour was lengThened. TirsT school nighT dance Tor a long Time. Being able To have iT in The high school, made iT very con- venienT boTh Tor Those aTTending The prom and Those puTTing iT on. One oT The acTions oT The board which had guiTe a biT oT inTluence on The school is The granTing oT leaves oT absence To Van Shaw, Roy Mayer, and Miss Shirley PoTTer. They also approved The ap- poinTmenTs oT Mrs. RoberT V. T-Toagland, Mrs. Vernon Lierk, and Edwin Cramer To replace Them. Mrs. Lierk was unable To obTain a leave oT absence Trom her presenT posiTion, so her place is being Taken by Mrs. J. C. Killian. An addiTional duTy imposed by The war is secur- ing Tood Tor The caTeTeria Through raTioning and high waTer. Because oT The wonderTul iob done by Mrs. PorTer and her co-workers iT is imperaTive ThaT This work be lcepT up. To This end The Board OT EducaTion has done everyThing possible Tor Them. The Board oT EducaTion meeTs The TirsT Monday OT each monTh. Special meeTings are called usually only Through W. J. Braham's oTTice. Fern BreTerniTz, his secreTary, keeps The minuTes oT The meeTings. Mr. Braham is supposed To aTTend all sessions oT The board. T-Towever The picTure was Taken aT a Time when he was ouT oT Town. ROUND-TABLE DISCUSSTON- SiTTing around The Table leTT To righT are Fern BreTerniTz, Carl Griesen, Ralph Self, H. E. Day, Frank Cornwell. George Luedke, and Russell Langford who are members of The Board oT Educa- Tion. Miss BreTerniTz Takes min- uTes Tor The commiTTee. W. J. Braham was ouT of Town aT This special meeTing. 3ODxJ