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Cooks- Shirley Volk, Lucille Becht, Carol Breintenstein. Rosie Smith, Konnie Bon- ey, Margie Yates Myrtle Walker Custodian Dale Marshall Custodian rf? 4 Q ,f Larry Stombaugh Custodian l it - ---M . .,..,., A .,A..,... ,X nf- JA Y' -.A. 1, ' sg i I 'I I 4 WZ ff if s L llti Board of Education- Dora Larson, Neil Thomas. Secretaryt Kathryn Mosher, Theodore Seabloom, Vice President: Robert Ferry. Presidents Richard Rehn, Alvin Dufelmeier Administration I37
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Q -1 A Donald Frakes Superintendent Behind Th Scene The administration faced financial problems causing cuts to be made in various areas. The elimination of an assistant wrestling coach and one assistant Football coach, a hold on buying any extra supplies or books was also brought about. Expenses were curtailed for teachers and adminis- tration attending meetings and conventions. Along with having a slow start the snow days accumulated to a' record number almost resulting in the loss of Easter vacation. Instead the school year was extended to June 7. The Board of Education has emphasized the area of curriculum improvement during the past year. They established committees concerning staff improvements and communication, accord- ing to Superintendent Donald Frakes. I36 Administration Larry Miller Principal 'QWW Adelia Sottos Secretary Janet Marshall Secretary 1 an Jan Brucker Tina Farwell Attendance Secretary
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Scientific Studies Sewage treatment offers a good career for both men and women and it pays very well, ac- cording to Bill Todd, science teacher. The Environmental Science students visited the Moline North Slope Sewage Treatment Plant right where the Rock River comes to the Mississippi to find out just how big cities handle large sewage problems. Every year the class tries to go to three differ- ent places to find out different procedures for water treatment plants and sewage power plants. Although this year they were unable to go to two of the plants - The Water Treatment Plant and The Sewage Power Plant - they still made it to the Sewage Treatment Plant. lt didn't smell nearly as bad as I thought it would smell. When I found out we were going there, l thought 'oh, yukl' But it was really interest- ing, said Beth Cashman, Environmental Science student. f-l ' Environmental Science students look at the settling basin at the Moline North Slope Sewage Treatment Plant. The aeration tank is shown to a group of eager to learn science students. l38 Science
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