Niobrara County High School - Tiger Yearbook (Lusk, WY)

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TOP ROW: V. Roby, V. Martin, M. Kuhn, li. Pollard, P. Engebretsen, L. Letchworth, C. Sides, M. Payne, D. Kaper, T. Tollrnan. SECOND ROW: M. Kratzer, V. Bartow, S. Sharon, G. Collins, F, David, R. Schutterle, L. Lewis, V. Hoblit, B. Branney, S. Vogel. THIRD ROW: G. Bishop, S. Kaan, C. Miller, S. Blackmore, R. Thomp son, G. Heckens-Sec., D. Burnham-Vice Pres. G. A. A. GRRRRR... !! I Move over! ! !

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ational Honor l Society LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Kaan-Pres., J. Kruse-V. Pres., M. Black, Sec. Treas. 56 LEFT TO RIGHT, BACK ROW: D. Poage, R. Kant, I. Fahy, I. Kaan, T. Foley, S. Kuhn, I. Tschacher D. Smith, Sponsor, MIDDLE ROW: C. Hahn, C. King, C. Germann, S. Geike, L. Kaan, S. Skilling F. Skilling, L. Cornelius, FRONT ROW: C. Marie- gard, R. Shoults, M. Black, M. Lewis, S. Kaan, J. Kruse. In order to understand, we must know each other. Since knowledge is never complete, we should continue our efforts to know more and more, never pretending to know all. We will always have prejudices, I suppose, but we should be watching them. We should be ready to ad- mit we are not basing judgment on knowledge when we are not. We should always ask our- selves the following question: How much of what l think l know is knowledge and how much is prejudice and ignorance?

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TOP ROW: B. Schutterle, B. West, R. Butler, T. Dunlap. SECOND ROW: G. Graham, B. Branney, R. McLean S Blackmore, S. Kuhn, M. Black, I. Kaan, C. Hahn, T. Taylor, THIRD ROW: Mrs. Kaan, S. Bigelow, R Thompson, C. Germann, D. Rapp, T. Rankin, S. Kaan The N. C. H. S. Chapter of the Future Teachers of America has had quite an active year. The Club's first major activity took place in November during National Education Week when the annual tea was held at which all teachers in the county were guests of F. T. A. This event has become increasingly popular through the years. The next important item on the calendar was the Christmas party. Among the festivities, Senior members began to make tentative plans for their student teaching experiences. January saw more complete plans being made, and in February, March, and the early part of April, the senior F. T. A. 'ers were busy making lesson plans, conferring with their supervising teachers, and actually finding themselves at the front of classes of eager grade schoolers! The planning and student teaching were exciting experiences which were shared with underclass members of F. T. A. April is Teaching Career Month, and in honor of this, senior members were guests of the Niobrara County Education Association din- ner meeting. May 's inclement weather cancelled their annual picnic, but those members who taught at the Lusk Grade School were able to show their appreciation to their supervising teachers by taking them out to dinner. This proved such a success the organization hopes to make this dinner an annual event. Future Teachers of America OFFICERS: S. Bigelow, Treas.g R. Thompson, Pres.: C. Germann D. Rapp, Sec.