Plattsmouth High School - Plattonian Yearbook (Plattsmouth, NE)

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SWW Sducattoti Pictured above from left to right: George Conis, Herman Tiekotter, T, I. Friest, Wiley G. Brooks, Dean Dunham, Robert Painter, and Joe Zastera; not pictured is Albert Olson. The Board of Education consists of the following members: Wiley G. Brooks , President; H C. Tiekotter, Vice-President; D. Dean Dunham, Secretary; and Albert Olson, Treasurer. Mr. George Conis and Mr. Joe Zastera are now serving their first term; Robert Painter and Herman C. Tiekotte r, Senior members, are finishing their second term. Mr. Brooks and Mr. Dunham are Junior members. The purpose of the Board of Education is to hire and to accept any resignations of all school employees, to purchase all school equipment, to approve the pay- ment of all bills, and to set the budget. We are grateful to these men for their interest in our education and welfare. 7

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 I MURIEL PICKETT, B.M.E., Nebraska English 1, Vocal Music JAMES ROBISON, B. S„ Nebraska Algebra, Geometry 1st Semester T rigonome - try, 2nd Semester Solid Geometry, Junior Class Assistant Sponsor LYNAS SCHWENDEMANN, B. S„ Iowa State College Home Economics I, II, III F.H.A., Pep Club Sponsor RICHARD STEINER, B. S„ Peru General Science, Chemistry and Physics JESSIE WHALEN, M. A., Nebraska American Government, Guidance Honor Society, Senior Class Sponsor JOE YORK, B. A., Tarkio Bookkeeping, Retailing Algebra 1, Senior Class Assistant Sponsor 6

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Student Senate —m FIRST ROW: Carol Avis, Jeanine Newton, Janice Wiles, Janet Campbell, Sharon Harbaugh, Bev- erly Harris. SECOND ROW: Gary Rieke, Bob McKulsky, Sally Amato, Nancy Lancaster, Linda Graves, Judi Meisinger, Rae Mae Henry. THIRD ROW; Mr. Weddel, Thomas Winscot, Roger Wehrbein, Dan Huebner, Mike Lewis, Denny Hirz, James Ulrich. The Student Senate, as you probably can tell from the name, is the student legislative body of the Plattsmouth High School. The Senate con- sists of eight seniors, six juniors, four sophomores, and two freshmen. Elections are held each semester, at which time half of the representa- tives for each class are elected. There are two groups of senators; one group serves for two semesters, and the other group serves for one semester only. There is no limit to the number of terms a senator can serve. The Senate, as a whole, passes laws for the betterment of the school, appoints the judges for Kangaroo Court , and must give a convocation for the school. There is usually a meeting held every week although the president may call a special meeting at any time. 8