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

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Father Dane Radecki Father Dane Radecki is the newest member of the Premontre administration. His success in his new post is immediately visible, however. As director of devel¬ opment, recruitment, and alumni, Fr. Radecki has helped Premontre advance its esteem to an all-time high. The work has just begun, but with Dane at the helm, things will surely work out. PREMONTRE SCHOOL BOARD: (Standing L to R) Mr. D. Wingert, Msgr. R. Maufort, Mr. G. Downey, Fr. A. Peetcrs, Mr. W. Harrington, Fr. E.T. Dewane. (Sitting L to R) Mr. R. DeBon- villc, Mrs. J. Schumacher, Mr. W. Hinkfuss. (Missing:) Mrs. M. DeGreef, Fr. V. Conway. Father John Kastenholz Father John Kastenholz has been with Premontre for 13 years. For the past four years much of the credit for Premontre’s smooth operation must be directed towards him. As registrar, Fr. Kastenholz is almost solely responsible for a cohesive class schedule and reporting system. Fr. Kastenholz, unfortunately, will be learning at the University of Notre Dame and will have to leave our hallowed halls next year, but his years of service as registrar shall not go unrecognized. The burdens of decision making are often times too strenuous for one individual. For this reason there exists the Premontre school board. The board is ultimately re¬ sponsible for an overall smooth operation of the school. The members are involved in decisions about such things as the budget, school policy, and contract nego¬ tiation. The school board is very dedicated, and the world of a stu¬ dent would definitely be a more miserable one were they not as efficient as they are. 3

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ADMINIS TRATION ad min es tra’ shun) n. 1. a body of persons who are re¬ managing a institution. 2. sponsible business The work included in doing such a task. 3. Premontre’s executive branch who keep things going clean at the school. Inevitably, the burden of running an institution of learning falls on the administration. As a school, Premontre is very fortunate to sport an excellent administration. Together the members form an organized and highly efficiant group, but each has his own indi¬ vidual concern ... f Father Tom DeWane is the cor¬ nerstone of the Premontre admin¬ istration. As the principal, every aspect of running the school even¬ tually becomes his concern. Fr. Father Kenan Virlee F DeWane easily handles his bur¬ dens with excellence equalled by none. Premontre is truly ortunate in having such an individual for a principal. Father Tom DeWane ifl VT ' a .. f Father Kenan Virlee handles much of the student’s end of the administration . As disciplinarian, Fr. Virlee is constanly dealing with the students and their prob¬ lems. The job of disciplinarian is far from glamorous, but Pre¬ montre could not hope for a bet¬ ter disciplinarian than Pere. It takes more than a nice building to make a school. iffil ivy tv WvCJw v- - mV

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