Rapid City Central High School - Pine Cone Yearbook (Rapid City, SD)

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,nga CHARLES STEWARD SAM GLAIM Director of Personnel Director of Business Affairs Hiring staff members- teachers, secre- some of the responsibilities handled by Mr. taries, custodians, administrators, cooks,- Stewart, Director of Personnel for the '68-'69 revising and updating contracts, and maintaining year. personnel records on all staff members were dministrators work to help students Mrs. Lenore Fish, secretary to Mr. Raug Mrs. Libbie Rowe, secretary to Dr. Lindlyg Mrs. Bonnie Lewis, receptionistg Mrs. Sharon Disotell, secretary to Dr. Riceg and Mrs. Opal Ward, secretary to Mr Reiff prepare to start another day.

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MILBERT RAU Director of Elementary Education Raymond Reiff, Administrative Assistant to the Superin- tendent, assisted the Superintendent in preparing reports, in acquiring qualified teachers and in deciding personnel policy matters. Giving speeches and informing the general public of school activities were also his responsibilities. ROBERT RICE Director of Secondary Education Mr. itau, Director of Elementary Education, and Mr. Robert Rice, Director of Secondary Education coordinated and supervised the work in their areas of specialization as the needs demanded. They improved curriculum correlation of the elementary and secondary schools, respectively. These two, by observing and evaluating what was being taught, recommended ways and means for improvement. Examining the boiler at the new west high school are school board members Dr. H.L. King, Jr., Walter Quinn, Lloyd Rypkema, Nelville Seeley, and President Louis Bober.

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V, i Y Aiding administrators at the Administration Building are front row: Mrs. Jane Hardin, secretary to Mr. Glaim, Mr. Dan Dryden, Assistant Business Manager, Mrs. Beverly Cavanaugh, clerk-typist, Mrs. Peggy Van, back Mrs. Ann Tracy, Supervisor of School Health Services 3 Mrs. Diana Tollefson, Supervisor of Art, Mrs. Mavis Hamre, Vocal Music Con- sultant, Mrs. Sally Paulson, Super- visor of Cafeteriasg Mrs. Ethel g Bridgeford, Supervisor of Special i Education assemble for a meeting. Secretaries carr out administrators, orders Assisting the superintendent of schools and preparing a monthly financial report were two of Mr. Glaim's duties as Director of Business. In addition to these duties, he also prepared the payroll, and a list of bills for approval by the Board of Education. The responsibilities of the ten supervisors under the direction of the assistant superin- tendent were to order all supplies and equip- ment for their department, to supervise the planning of various courses of study in that area, and to perform other duties assigned by the superintendent of schools. Mr. Norman Dawson, Supervisor of Music 3 Mr. Mayo Huisman, Supervisor of Industrial Arts, and Mr. Robert Cook, Supervisor of Physical Education glance at equipment brochure, not pictured is Mr. Ralph Polenz, Supervisor of Guidance. row: Mrs. Margaret Marone, secretary to Mr. Steward, Mrs. Norma Santee, General Book- keeper, Mrs. Sharon Olson, Personnel Book- keeper,Mrs.NellMcNu1ty, secretary to Mrs. Bridgeford, Mrs. Helen Leslie, Clerk-typist.