Pawnee City High School - Indian Yearbook (Pawnee City, NE)

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Administration The Superintendent of the Pawnee City Schools this year was Mr. James Robison. Mr. Littell has been the principal for two years. He teaches Speech and is the Senior Class sponsor. Mrs. Georgia Martin, the school secretary, keeps the routine of the office efficient.

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School Board The Pawnee City School Board was kept busy this year. The consolidation of several rural school dis- tricts into one unified dis- trict necessitated the for- mation of a nine-member board. They negotiated the purchases of new school buses and a a new heating system for the high school building. The school board also made a historical ruling in allowing girls to wear slacks to school. The stu- dent revised handbook was also approved by the school board. The school board listens attentively while school board president Robert Schilling explains the issues. Front Row: Mrs. Richard Farwell, Sec.; Leslie Phillips, Robert Schilling, Jr., Pres.; Glen Binder, Treas. Back Row: Mrs. Keith Richardson, Wallace Johnson, Alfred Raper, Carl Boehmer, William Sunnenberg.

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Faculty Mrs. Daisymae Eckman has taught Vocational Home- making for sixteen years at P.C.H.S. She also was the advisor of the F.H.A. chapter. 0000000« S'- Tooooooco During his first year at Pawnee City, Mr. Bruce Haughton taught commercial courses. He was also sponsor of the freshmen and advisor of the annual staff. Mr. Terry Harlow taught geometry, Algebra I II, and trigonometry. He was also co-sponsor of the sophomore class during his third year at P.C.H.S. In his nineteenth year at P.C.H.S. Mr. Ronald Ganzel taught Vocational Agriculture, as well as serving as advisor of the F.F.A. chapter. 6