Platteview High School - Trojan Yearbook (Platteview, NE)

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OFFICE STAFF The office staff is composed of Mabel Cornwall and Erma Gosch. Erma Gosch is secretary to Mr. Dambrosia, which includes general office work such as typing, corres- pondence, and innumerable other things. She keeps permanent records of the students who have attended Platteview, attendance records, and accumulative records of students' grades, aptitude scores, etc. Mrs. Gosch also types, runs off , and distributes the daily bulletins to the teachers and students. Mabel Cornwall serves as secretary to Mr. Luttman, which involves keeping records for the school district. Both Mrs. Gosch and Mrs. Cornwall are kept busy signing passes, announcing over the intercom, and coping with endless situations which arise every day from the student body. If any two people have a thorough knowledge of the tempo of Platteview, it is these two. Above Mabel Cornwall checks the facts and figures. Below Recording students' grades is one of the jobs of Erma Gosch. 4 THIS PAGE SPONSORED by THOMPSON SERVICE STATION

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Administration An important part of any school is the administration. The administration has the responsibility of seeing that the school operates efficiently. Composing our administration are Superintendent Mr. Harold Luttman and PrincipalLouis Dambrosia. These two men must see that the school is operated according to the rules and regulations set down by the school board. They must handle all disciplinary problems and must con- tinually examine the level of the curriculum being taught. The adminis- tration handles the business part of school life. Mr. Luttman, as superintendent, has the responsibility of handling all financial matters concerning the school and hiring all personel. Mr. Luttman received his Bachelor of Arts Degree from Peru State College and his Masters Degree from Kansas State College, Manhattan, Kansas. Mr. Dambrosia's duties as principal include those of handling all achievement and aptitude tests and gettin students to accept their full responsibility. Mr. Dambrosia received his Bachelor of Science Degree from Midland College, his Masters Degree from Omaha University, and he is now working toward his Doctrate Degree from the University of Nebraska. THts page sponsored sv LAPE a BLUM CONSTRUCTION

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Arts anti Crafts Department The instructor of the Arts and Crafts class this year was Miss Robyn Johnson. Miss Johnson came to us from Hastings College where she received her Bachlors Degree in Art. Besides being the Art instructor Miss Johnson also taught the Eight Two English class and was the sponsor for the Senior class. In the Arts class many projects were undertaken. Some of the major projects were portraits, design, soap carvings, ink washes, commercial design and advertisment, and clay modeling. Above: Miss Johnson displays a papier mache head. Below: Several students are busily working on an Mary Kaminski, Steve Cornish, Alvin Jeanerette, Julie important project. From left to right; Jeanette Clark, Kohler, Rich Hansen and Ed Mills arm. Helen Walker, Mary Lynn Leaders, Marlene Clark, 5 THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY KOLBO FEED YARDS