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

Page 29 text:

Sharon Murphy left hstens mtently as Mar lone Hoback explams the dxaqramed sentence to her of the English language and literature, J loe Codr left seeks the ass1stance of La Rae Marqms m usmq the card catalog A wellstocked hbrary IS cr necess1ty 1n every hugh school and DCHS can certcnnly boast of an excellent one New readlng books magazlnes and reference books are belnq added to our hbrary at the rate of ap proxlmately 300 books a year Under the watchful supervlslon and cap- able mstmctlon of MISS Luc11e Hoffman the hbrarxans do a great deal to contnbute to the success of th1s proyect by prepanng new books for the hbrary and asslstlnq the stu dents 1n locatmq the matenal they may want 10,5 ii- Kathleen Alma left and Iamce Haslk QIVG Miss Lucllle Hoff man a qood deal of help m cannq for the llbrary by typing cards and markmq books for her l - -1 ' k C ' I . I - I X , I Q , - - L . Le 9 if .'. 1 4 , - A . ,,ll . l

Page 28 text:

Members of the iunior English class are industriously writ' ing quotations from American Literature that they have memor- ized during their study of that subject To have an idea and not to be able to express it clearly IS Just as bad as never having an ldea at all For this reason DCHS has set up an 'English program that helps the students to acquire a knowledge of their own language that will enable them to speak it correctly and express the1r 1deas with clarity In the course of the four year program the students study English and American l1t erature write research papers and give speeches and panel discussions along with their regular study of grammar Ku era a senior English stu dent is see giv ng a speech This s st one ct the any things learned E 13 ish 'V A basic knowledge the fundamentals... Carey Kruse left and Donna Struebing h rut Sars n the book chart the lreshmen gl sh s Ld ts keep t tndi ate th books they P ered . , 0 - I , , I . 1 , i -,,, - i 7 S AJ X 'N A ' 1 1, . . - . ,Y .. rxgnf t c. . En .1 .. t' erz. fo' 'c e a Dennis . c , ' ' - ., ri 1 . ' 1 'u . ,. . '. in n l' . . .

Page 30 text:

wr H2 Dave Wilson a physics student completes an experiment with fire This is one of the many experiments that are made in this class X Wayne Soukup records the results of an experiment that he has lust made in connection with his extension course in physics Charles Sandy and Marilyn Wynegar two freshman general science students study the aquarium in Miss Swansons room -.gp together with an under- standing of. . . In this age of satellites that soar through space at unbelievable speeds, it is of great importance that everyone have some know- ledge of science. To teach all students in her classes the fundamentals of this very impor- tant subject is the goal of Miss Catherine Swanson, science instructor. The science classes taught at David City this year are general science, biology, and physics. Physics and chemistry are taught on alternate years in order to give the students an opportunity to take both Dead Ernest a plastic model that has all ol the parts ct a human body is the obiect of much discuss on by Gene Kopecky and Miss Catherine Swanson