St Louis High School - Cavalcade Yearbook (St Louis, MI)

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Eugene Nikkari, superintendent of St. Louis Public Schools, works with community leaders and fellow educators to keep the school system operations smooth and efficient. Administrators focus on Despite their pressing secretarial duties to the superintendent and school system, Lillian Scott and Pat Sutherland are always willing to answer questions and give assistance to students as well. Below: Just in dealing with students, humorous and spirited best describe high school principal, C. Levant Caszatt. Noel Wilson serves in the capacity of assistant superintendent and curriculum coordinator for the entire school system. student needs Realizing that today’s student is tomorrow’s citizen, the administrators of the St. Louis Public School System focus their attention on preparing well-rounded individuals who are mentally, physically and socially suited for life in a competitive world. They do so by capitalizing on their own experiences, education and know-how, and strive to guide the school system so that it meets the needs of all students enrolled in school and the needs of the community as well. The loyalty and interest these people exemplify should merit them the praise and backing of all members of the community. However, theirs is sometimes a thankless job. The business and financial concerns of the board of education and the educational objectives of appointed officials are often questioned and challenged. Perhaps the knowledge that young people will successfully face a new world if their future is patterned after a carefully planned present is the reason this group can undertake and overcome the numerous dilemmas they face in their capacities. Below: Our stern assistant principal, Robert Adams, seldom reveals this smile. In addition to his administrative duties, Mr. Adams also teaches World Geography.

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 Along with his job at the post office, Alfred Netzley also serves his community as treasurer of the Board of Education. New trends in education and SLHS curricula arc just some of the many problems discussed by school board president C. J. Bender and vice-president Dale Reichard. Board, Above: Although actively serving as Sunday School superintendent for the St. Louis Church of Christ, Harry Richards still manages to find time for the problems of the school board. Below: Board members Harry Richards, Alfred Netzley, Noel Wilson, Eugene Nikkari, Arthur Fisher, Charles Mead, Dale Reichard. and Dr. William Osgood talk over the current issues of education at one of their regular Tuesday night meetings. School board secretary, Charles Mead, goes over a few of his notes after a meeting. Dr. William Osgood keeps students happy and smiling not only through his work as a dentist but also by helping on the school board.

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Past tense, present Above: Gloria Walters, probably the most avid reader on our staff, sets a fine example for her sophomore students. Right: Rosemary Neilson points out the conflicts of man to her freshman English class. Below: “ Vamos.no me tomes el pelo! digan Senora Pavlik, la professora de Espanol. Leatrice Warmbrunn, teacher of speech and English I, shares a good joke with senior, Dave Knowles. M