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

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The dictionary explains the farmer as be- ing, One who cultivates the 1and. How- ever, any boy taking vocational agriculture would hasten to assure you that there is a good deal more to farming than merely cul- tivating the land . Under the instruction of Mr. Bob Florell, the vocational agriculture students learn about ever phase of farming Time is spent each week in the school shop learning to make and repair things needed on every farm be- sides the time spent in the classroom learn ing about the many modern farming methods Kenny Miller puts some of the final work on his proyect which is a box to hold film strips that are used rn classroom work Norm Kobza a third year voc ag student lectures to the rest of the class on a phase of farming leads to competence the farm and Welding rs one of the many things taught in voc ag Lynn Ostermerer demonstrates the use of the welder , , , I I I , .... t , we -, ku nz. K

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who struggles for success in business,... Typinq and steno I are the only courses offered to first-year commercial students. In typing class the students are tauqht the cor- rect technlques and after they learn that speed bu1ld ng and letter wntlnq are empha slzed In steno I the students spend one semester learmnq all the shorthand forms and the second semester IS spent workmq for speed awards The second year classes steno II oft ce machmes and offtce pract1ce are concerned mamly wxth teachtnq the students advanced skllls and helptnq them put them 1nto prac me The members of the steno l class read the words Arranqtnq mustc correctly In the flles IS lust one ct Charlene Porter S numerous dutles as Mrs lean Stroms secretary from the board as Mrs ld nna Forell po nts to them Thls type c' pra t1 e helps tl'e tudents to r coqnlze the forms more raptdly Dtcme Je kma a senxcr cfttce prac ttce student can make many dupllcate COPIGS from an orlqlnal e by USING the m1meoqraph 1-5 IN cy Kudl etc sfandmq helps La V rre Kratochvl and Wayne Soulcup to lmprove ther shorthand speed by d ctattnq to the'n , . .i .. - , 4 , . . o I 1 , . Cc .S e ' . V . R t x x ' x .5 V .' . 5 1 ' . f , '- I , x ' Yr-vm thu-I ' a.. ac ,. ., ,f e. 'x . i ' .. . ,R . s. , - . A , on ,

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Deanna l-lascall right sits very patiently while Rose Marie Bohaty practices putting a sling on correc LY as part of a unit in first aid ln the world of modern homemoklng... Miss Margaret Briggs and Dianne Mahlin discuss the home experience that Dianne has Just completed Home management, cooking, sewing, pre- serving foods, and many other things are on the agenda for the girls taking home econ- omics this year. Their capable instructor, Miss Margaret Briggs, is always ready to give advice or assistance whenever it is necessary. The girls are given a chance to use their new skills in things done outside of class by having home experiences Every three weeks they meet with their instructor to discuss ac complishrnents problems that have ansen and plans for the future Correct serving techniques is one of the many things taught in home ec Ianice Kucera a senior student prac tices serving punch The table centerpieces that Shirley Sabato left and Diane Styskal are making are Just a few of the many beautiful ones the freshmen homemaking students made at Christmas 9' ' ' ' ' - 9 I o 0 Z ,NJA 4- k , ' ' I I ' I . x -c ' v Q , l Q O . , s l I I Q W. I A f . . ' ' ' ll' , ' -iq V xt 4 ' V! V 1'