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

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Quill and Scroll is an honorary organi- zation connected with joumalism. In order to qualify for membership in this organiza- tion, a person must be in the upper third of his class and have done superior work in some phase of joumalism The student council an act1ve part of DCHS school life IS elected by the students to represent them and to voice their opinions to the faculty Each year the student council has all school parties and it chooses speakers to come to assemblies and speak to the stu dents on educational sublects zz' The members ot Ouxll and Scroll are seated left to right Sharon Barlean lanice Schlautman and Ianet Taylor standing Mar1lyn l-loeft Carol Barlean Kathleen Alma Doris Kllqore and Mary Schroeder the declslons of the student councll, The student councll representatives are seated left to rrght Mary Schroeder Norm Kobza and Marilyn Hoeft second row Zeilinqer and Kathy Murphy back row Deltrude Straka Dick Bolton LaVern Bolton Vic Palik and LaRae Marquis The student council entertainment committee works on plans for the pro gram for their twtrp party They are from left to right Mary Schroeder Dick Bolton Marllyn Hoett and Ianlce Tay or The student council officers pause a moment to have their picture taken They are seated left to right Mary Schroeder Marilyn Hoeft and Ianet Taylor They are vice-president treas urer and secretary respectively Standing is Norm Kobza presldent . ' . Q 1: o o h 0 0 0 0 'I I . , , 5 tr ' Q Ianet Taylor, Doris Kulhanek, Bose Marie Bohaty, lim Howe, Anrl I V 'Y ' C- A V - S ! . flex l f Q J J ws , ' L j V- I- . I , . ' , ' I ' ' . l .

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To produce a yearbook Worthy of high honors is the qoal of the '58 Scout staff. To aid the editing staff in this task, the business staff sells ads to the David City businessmen and sells yearbooks to the DCHS students to provide the funds necessary for such a biq project. The Scoop, which is printed every three weeks, is printed by the letterpress method and receives its funds from ads sold to the bus- inessmen by the business staff. Both of these journalism staffs are under the instruction of Mr. Robert Smith. The lournallsm staffs keep records of . . . ' I. . iv. ' Pua - ' Ni Two members of the Scout s att Rose Marie Bchaty left and Deanna I-lascall mal-ce copy r es while the assis art editor A Ze l nqer Q e e eo r rea s KH to Ld be vered Qc c V Scoopr i, I nl fb' -P' s - V 1 ' ni' Q' I, . - , , . , she! . . t 1 , nn x.i ,, left 'ent r, and th v 'itc, Carol Bal n, dLs- cu s AJ. of subzecfs sho '1 cc on ez h page I' 4 The 1: f'::1ii fr- f .uciiess cfzff left ': gqhf Sh 1r,r,fi:s'f-r f'f:rl ,., Q.. ., 1 V. .-, .4C

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- Steppmq hugh and smart these fwe malorettes led the DCHS marchmq band throuqh thelr many and var1ed rout1nes They are from left to nqht Ianet Taylor Dlane Veskrna Carol Barlean the appearances of the hugh stepping Snappy muslc and marchfnq feet add a touch of color and exc1tement to every parade football qame or falr Partlclpafmq ln these events th1s year was the DCHS marchmq band The band performed dunnq the half t1me m1nutes at all the home games and at one out of town game Parades 1n Columbus and Schuyler were on the schedule also H1qhl1qhtmg th1s years act1v1t1es were ap pearances at the Nebraska State Falr and M1dland Colleges Homecomma These pohshed performances were due mamly to the many hours of pract1ce spent lent d1rect1on of Mr Rxchard Baller Members of the DCHS marchmq band asu kly qo mto one of the formatlons that was used in a halftime show at a home football qame The band also marches to the center of the held before every football qame to play The Star O 1 C U I in perfecting the routines and to the excel-