Adair Casey High School - Bomber Yearbook (Adair, IA)

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Jacobsen, Mackey, And Clark Involve Students In Varied English Activities For many years the only extra curricular activities that amount- ed to much were sports, but due to Mrs. Jacobsen, speech is be- coming popular. Mrs. J. also ad- vises the SNOOP. A few of her classes are independent reading, expository writing, and creative writing. She has her M. A. T. from Lewis and Clark college. One of the new teachers is Ms. Mary Mackey from Guttenberg, LA. She received a B. A. in Eng- lish from ISU. Her classes include practical English, English Lit., and English 11. Between classes she finds time to sponsor cheer- leading, pep club, and the spring musical. Mrs. Evelyn Clark teaches junior high English and reading. She graduated from UNI with a B. A. in English. When Mrs. Clark is not busy teaching or correcting papers, she works with her gar- den. Mrs. Jacobsen enjoys tole painting and crocheting, while Ms. Mackey likes to curl up with a book or paint. 17

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A new teacher here at Adair-Casey this year is Mr. Dale Emmert. He graduated from Iowa State University with a BA. His classes this year in- clude Spanish I and II, 20th Century U.S. History, Social Problems, Exploratory Spanish and Sociology. He is also the sponsor of Spanish Club. The officers are: Brenda Richter-- President, Nancy Noland--Vice President, Amy Newman—Sec. Treasurer. Activities of his various classes included a crim- inal justice speaker, Lynnette Hauthom, and a field trip to the Freedom Train. Mr. Em- mert belongs to the American Association of Teachers of Spanish and Portuguese. In his U.S. History class they have the advantage of a new book entitled, 2 CENTURIES OF PROGRESS, and in Spanish II, ENTRE NOSOTROS and HAB- LAMOS ESPANOL. 16

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Fredrickson Dedicated To Counseling Students If anyone at A-C needs psychiatric help, Mr. Bill Fredrickson, school coun- selor, will help solve their problems. Find- ing him—that's half the battle—for Mr. Fredrickson is a very busy little man. He teaches psychology, is assistant track coach, and sponsors NHS and Jr. High student coun- cil. He received his MS from NWMSU. When asked about his job, he replied, It's hard to leave behind when you go home at night. At home, though, Mr. Fredrickson still keeps active hunting, jog- ging, and working with Cub Scouts. i r 18