Nevada High School - Nevamo Yearbook (Nevada, MO)

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. . . ith Junior Well, here they are. They are upper classmen this year, so every class under them will re- gard them as such. Now the whirl- wind of activity really sweeps into a funnel. It's hard to find time for everything, especially the study- ing, when you are a junior. This is the first year they have projects they can actually call their own. The money from the junior class play is used to give the seniors a memorable Prom . Another im- portant date for juniors is that day in which their rings arrive. PULLING TOGETHER . John Eador, Mrs. Pohl, American History teacher, and Eleanor McDermott read the information about how to vote when they reach the age of tw enty-one. Fm-nz 51.5,-201 Students Schedule of Recitations Hu cm is be me by me .mama emennq so aims, sr ui., rename is be ma. mu.m.pmM1oi Pn .pm s NEVADA HIGH SCHOOL 4 sruowr -Sl G5ADE,ll,, , ri-rmniczr :Arr hs! Ness Furs! Mlidla aa, 8 H R reuhefmls. R -' A nor 1 1 tems: 1 ' I ' I ' H-393145 - ..., . ly. ' A ni T E l . 11-,4 j 'rmlrrr fr..r..,.! rm., y, Ehggoilorr. ,,1L4tlA Verge-. wif, M gt I i in ...rr31r.g r M., 2 we Ps I, .. T -Mew CHANGES FOR SEICND SEEAE James Henning, -wi JUG.BUG.RUG, . . Having learned the placement ofthe keys, the typing, class takes a test for their speed rate. IKNOW! IKNOW! . . . Mrs. Keithly's Gen. Business question makes the light dawn for a few while the others hunt madly for the answer. 23

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iziif F nn' H. S. Ol . . . With Senior Students Schedule of Reciratlons Tl-tw Cardio be used by s.1nu.ser:x Q-nanny N: gauge af :,u.5.d.i:e ee be md' w-an l p D.. SIUDENT-QYAQQS SQ-QL,-B-, WH, GHADEYBQ ENmAN:s Jars Last Name Fira! Mzdie NEVADA HIGH SCHOOL H R s.,.o,ll8 o H R Sheng, Q o Fare 7 5 Era? i itz: 55237 t 5232 5 S2 ga Cugmfifao ,,g,.i-,' iw, 1 MASTER Mmps , . . Lloyd Medearis, Jerry Egf-'efQf,e , S ee--SM 1-W Harper, Perry Transue, and Leroy Denning g ,9mg'i 1v' t Qi Ag' O O 'K A draw plans in the new shop. -Q' . 19115351 ,TQ , i, ,-V, ,cm 7 I via IS FOR SE-.ZIYND SEMESTER -rig i b sl tt 1'-W 1 -vom aught-' ar mfs an 1' ,. . .P-1.-1 .f. in itnnq. a.lf,n1nur-9-Q-k .-'.-f- in Q... sl .mf S-E-N-I, S-E-N-I, S-E-N-I-O-R-S! Seniors, Seniors, Yes, Yes, Yes! They finally reached the top! Now as they look back in the spring to the beginning of their high school careers, the world looks quite different. Seniors of 1959 have the distinction of being the first class to graduate from the new high school. Scholarship tests, the Ohio Psychological ,ff A, l .,, KNOCK IT OVER . , , Kath Woodfill ste S u Q 'T test, the Prom, the class play, Senior pictures, selecting IN ll announcements, and Skip Day are all red letter events for them. Decisions about careers, military service, college, and marriage must be made by Seniors, Seniors know that their years in school have been memorable ones which will provide foundations for useful lives. COOPERATIVE CHEMISTS , , Gary Hayde and Shirley Hat- field carefully pour acid in the test tube. f an-dun Y P D to start the volleyball on the three-way cycle in the gym. 25