David City High School - Scout Yearbook (David City, NE)

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CGMMERCIAL TRAINING Ark l,,,fw5A, Alapyjg Opgympg if U ' typfivfriter whlle TOAVY1 Howe OTL.?E'Y'J ' Wtllefte Sumo perks cwoy at her ossigr' ment on the rofulfxtor, Tfiss Edith Roos' :zfeno U Lztgif-YL: pause C1 rxoriert from their f:1'11::: work to qive the pheioircpher thexr Pepgo if-if .:::.t1f2:: The Commercial students m the moe chimes room ore never idle. The bony mg ond chckihq ot the mochihes Corte tmue OH through the long day. The direclor of thjs busy Commercicd Roth G Mtchcel seeks information ii the student directory - - - v - 'xpzrzi ffl? r Ct'C . department ts Mtss Edttrt Roos. This ' 'J O 6 pc le Comrieroiol course consists of machines, bookkeeping, steho I Grid steio H. the cgrts leive this fiomrxerccl trxiiiix, have C1 wood kio'.'.'led3e of Whitt '37-fi 9-937 f't ?'C'-'-'Tiff EUVS' 5693 Cddfid- offf: Coisgsfs 'Hd 'zfe rfifrcred for QI M- . , . , T , N J - tzpf-of 1r.s 'xre ity.-.'i:ys tfie eixrty' bros ,,.A,.,.pn ,- .NA ,.,,t,,,,s .,,,,1 l Q 1 Q 1 AJ A'A' A' L'5A 2 ' 'Wg r. tzff ff1Cff,Qf',!, :ut 15.9 1:t cies 'T' I 'Y '.' nf ' ' 1' .-fvc ft J ff ev-v A Z., 4 1 V vw V fff ff- lf '. . .. A . J .. off o. wht- The fo...:3eri.A F.,1.'AfffSI.'N'Jf' ffm: li? f -2:.u.'4i'-Li k J T.f.s: Pio: iff-If ffI'.f. fzhd tifeflifrfs E 3 J ' ' . 'wr if e,-bf: ftcpgfs 't t f 4 fit TCCYTI. 'FJ to f 1 fa iff.-.' Ci.f't'1:,l.:.t'f Page

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fi Page ,ling 'ff E+.-3 -1 fiwvwmckvrxng ran..- Elem QQJICTNH Pm mmm, Pnoomq Iunior normal trainers Connie Votava, Maxine Klein, Libbie Palik, Peggy Mc- Elravy, and Wilma Nuebel show Pat McFarland some doll-house furniture in the home-life unit. KSU Martha Stara, Joyce Metzgar, Letha Nozicka, Miss Lucile Hoffman, instructor, Mary Kozisek, and Rosalie Zegers review what they learned at the Butler County Reading Workshop. NORMAL TRAINING The lU normal trainers under the watchful eye of Miss Lucile Hoffman have been busy Whipping up projects to use during their days of teaching. Together the girls made and furnished a playhouse to use in the primary grades, and each girl made a dollhouse and various pic- ture booklets. The senior normal trainers spent much of their second semester practice teaching. is M 5. PTA, officers, Libbie Palik, secretary, Mary Kozisek, vice-president, Maxine Klein, news reporter, Letha Nozicka, president, and Connie Votava, treas- urer, select games for a party. 26 This is required by Nebraska law before the potential teachers can obtain a school. The national organization of normal trainers is known as the Future Teachers of America. Activities of the F. T. A. for the year in- cluded various dinners and a skating party. The David City High School F. T. A. officers are Letha Nozicka, president, Mary Kozisek, vice-president, Libbie Palik, secretaryg Con- nie Votava, treasurer, and Maxine Klein, news reporter. Martha Stara is shown practice teaching the third grade science class. gt Yr f 77 I . xv!!