Albion High School - Albacard Yearbook (Albion, NE)

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iv W rw, .:-4' J' 'Er ia 3. I ' '1 E . The t-'.H.H. float won third place and S25 at o g I I T .. A K Boone County Fair AN--s...., Clothes appropriate for church were modeled in one of the scenes of the Style Revue. Hlbion's F.H.H. week in November proved to be one of the highlights of the organiza- tion's year. 690 pounds of used clothing were collected, doughnuts and coffee were sold as a service to voters on election day, doing odd jobs in the community netted 21335, the group attended church in a body and the flag was rededicated at a United Nations program. M. Hunter, local president, also served as dis- trict president and Hlbion was proud of hav ing a candidate, G. Myers, for state historian from district seven. Hn application for honor chapter was submitted. Pl style show Fash- ion Weekendf' featuring 48 models, wearing clothes ranging from coats to pajamas cli- rnaxed a sewing project. Hmong other activi- ties, an all-school party was jointly sponsored with F. F. Q. Virginia Baskin is sponsor of the Future Homernakers of Hmerica. Futura Homemakers of Hmericcx meet for monthly session Buds M llrferse, F. Ogden, V. Donaldson, Scriven, M. Norskov, M. Cook, I. Taylor C. Mignery, C. Sshroeder, G. Larsen, B arn,, M. Mullin, B. Paproski, M. Bartlett, M. Devlin. Thir?:BC Rolf, D. Homolka, M. Dorf, G. Peck, C. Poproski, P. Pteper, I. Freese, M. Leitschuck, M. Scott, I.. Tesch, M. Thompson . arnes. Second: B. Iohnson, P. Quiter, I. Bartels, I. Woods, Miss Baskin, P. Curran, N. Wilson, M. Curran, C. Donaldson, Fldviser Dorothy Petersen, L. Oualsett, I. Carder, C. Hrbuthnot. First: G. Myers, B. Quiter, Chapter Mother Mr . I h C N bl s o n urran, H, Thompson, M. Hunter, Hdviser Mrs. Max Porter, V Harder, M, o e. '-v O' 13 9

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Student librarians M. Hoeter, M. Kraft, I. Iiams, L. Tesch and E. Hawley engage in the duties of the day. Hn improved library system came into being this year when the open shelf arrangement was adopted. Sixty-two books were purchased as well as a new set oi Encyclopedia Brittanica. Nine student librarians check out an average of 100 books a week and 28 magazines per period. Cleda Randles is library sponsor. For the first time in the history of the normal training department, the future teachers, guided by Milada Dolezal, have had the opportunity of observing Work in a rural demonstration school Senior students are privileged to devote two iull weeks to observation and student teaching in rural schools. Graduates qualify for at least an initial participation in the profession oi teaching. Future teachers experiment with an art idea after a demonstration lesson by one of their classmates. Regular trips to District 2 in the school bus driven by Chris Niemeyer, custodian, were made by H. Young, D. Cook, M. Mills, R. Ouiter, M. Hunter, C. Bentjen, G. Peterson, Miss Dolezal, I. Iustus, Fl. Thompson, C. Whited, I. Magsamen, V. Donaldson and Q. Bentjen. 'X Ml- '.?1f. ' P