Premontre High School - Excalibar Yearbook (Green Bay, WI)

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COM EDI AN: Look out Steve Martin! Pre- montre has some aspiring come¬ dians ready to fill your rabbit ears! As the drudgery of school tends to drag, likewise do students tend to try and be unny. Though usually unsuccessful, some stu¬ dent pranks arc undeniably hu¬ morous. Teachers, of course, can also take their turns at being a clown. All things considered, the school is definately more pleasant because of these so-called come¬ dia ns. Bryan Harlan proves that the chocolate melts in your mouth not in your hand. (ke me’ de an) n. 1. A pro¬ fessional entertainer who tells jokes. 2. A person who a ate assingment. amuses or tries to be amus- role to assume when attempting to hand in « m m Mb V 7 ✓ An unknown cadet Tan displays one of his comic props. Mr. Terry Dufor directs traffic. Mr. Marry Gciser plays with his blocks .+ 4 V r An appetizing snack for Joe Hessel.

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CLERICAL STAFF: (klar’ e kal staf) n. 1. A group of people who orga¬ nize office materials. 2. A branch of administration in charge of such duties. 3. Premontre’s highly skilled sta f who maintain some as- semblance of order out o the confusion of 600 stu¬ dents. Kathy Kollman has charge of atten¬ dance. 1 ranees Zerba does double duty, both in the library and for the registrar. ► a «• -4 i ' %T ■ m m • V % J V t - In any institution, especially one of learning, much of the burden of administration falls on the cleri¬ cal staff. We at Premontre are very lucky in having totally dedi¬ cated and excellent secretaries. Countless hours of work are in¬ volved in running a steady ship at Premontre. Fortunately the ex¬ pertise of our clerical staff make things a little easier. Joy Bougie keeps the principle on time. If m mm J4-, ■: SttJ jk m.i ICl v..: ' ■ 7.V .V. • :: -V, 111 , ■ ■■ : ■: ••••• ' : . . ny. Mm ■r tfci: -c Joan Jadin assits the Develop. Office. s „ ;••• Retiring bookkeeper, Hazel Sternard, shows her successor. Bob Craanen, around the ledgers. k mi ' :■ ip- ' ' ' L -an. . - idfc 21

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T J J (kown’ se ler) n. 1. A person T. wVin oiv c pnnncpl an Hvi- SELORS who gives counsel, an advi¬ sor. 2. A person supervising children at a summer camp. 3. Premontre’s staff dedi¬ cated to illuminating con¬ fused students. Fr. John Bostwick is always ready to tackle any college placement problems. The world of a student is often times confusing. Counselors , how¬ ever, can usually alleviate any stu¬ dent ' s problems. Be it choosing a college or having a hassle with a teacher, the staff in the air-condi¬ tioned office can almost always find a way to help. Though some double as teachers or supervisors, all are dellnately dedicated indi¬ viduals. The counselors are an in- tregal part of Premontre. Fr. Cassian Schauer Fr. Guy Guy on i Fr. Ed Sdano heads the Student Services Dept Fr. Rohlinger guided the Freshmen. •r hi Ihm rs m