Scottsbluff High School - Bluff Yearbook (Scottsbluff, NE)

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English ' MRS. IVIARCELLA HAYEN teaches American Govern- ment and German I and II. She is a sponsor of Nike and helps every month with the decorating of the bulletin boards on first floor. She al- ways has a new and differ- ent idea Which helps to make the bulletin boards attractive. MISS ALICE CARTER is a sponsor of National Honor Society and the Ushers. She teaches Eighth Grade Engish and Latin I and III. Her Latin students learn to read Ro- man myths in Latin and how to coniugate verbs. MRS. KATY HAWKINS teaches Dramatics and Speech for the Junior Class. She is head sponsor of Thes- pians and sponsors Student Council. She has directed the operettas and the plays, helping the students to put on a better performance. MR. LAWRENCE ALVAREZ is usually seen sitting on his desk discussing a Spanish story or the cases of a noun or a pronoun. He teaches Spanish I and Ill and is a sponsor of the Junior Class. MR. JAMES SAUCERMAN teaches French I and III and iunior English. He can be found sitting on his desk and smiling as he speaks some French to his class or tells them what kind of verse to look for in the next poem that they will read in their literature books. and Foreign W f. TSHRNX . , X -X if-Lx lu 1- i 4 ' ,nj :X YIM .li Dub -are -. JJ . :fait mf JMS -:I-ll, my A ex J Y: k L, , .lf . it as .uf - , lu if I j' rg ' ,uf 1' I 'PLM if vqif 'J ' x l! IEW Q? A JJ x,-Zvi, Mgjlf QA -JD , I fl Km VI 0 ,lvj 1 N x ix FA-P1 I milf, V wx r.. -- ls- Alf' hiwlflf f, ' g Q , - gflf Cf. 'i 'I' A 9' 7 -' V3 eww W it if -,Y -.- Vw- G x.-' 1 I U LV U I J I

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Activities Is Duty of Administration Vice-Principal Tom Mihane talks to seniors Carole McClure and Kathy Bindschadler about the re- sults ot the aptitude tests given when they were iuniors. Any student in school who needs to be counseled about a school problem or who wants information about college or scholarships may consult the Principal, Vice- Principal, Dean ot Boys or Dean ot Girls. Each ot these tour people is always ready to tallc to any student who wishes help. ln high school, choosing elective subiects is one ot the biggest problems. Atter talking with Principal l-larold Reeves, a student will tind he must choose his subiects according to what he plans to do atter he graduates. English and social studies courses are required, but varied math, science and language courses may be taken. Vice-Principal Tom Mihane is in charge ot giving all scholarship tests. He helps and advises seniors talcing Regents exams and college entrance exams. l-le also keeps intormation about colleges and universities. their re- quirements, size and tacilities. Dean ot Girls Margaret Jones and Dean ot Boys Ken- dall Massie help new students to adjust in the junior high or high school. They also help any student with problems he has at school or at home. Sophomore Herb Gerhard tests Jan Swank's peripheral vision during a driver education class. 25

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Languages Provide InTeresTing Backgrounds MRS. ETHEL PFLUG is completely in charge of, Class Day. and every year makes if a success. She plans The passing oi classes and The an- nouncement of honors. During The school year she is The high school librarian and head sponsor of Ush- ers. MRS. LUCILLE CRUMBUSS is very busy being The iunior librarian. Among her many duTies are check- ing ouT books and making cards for The card caTalogue. She is also a SevenTh Grade English Teacher and The head sponsor of Teen Queens. Barbara STeinmiller and Norman OTT do research worlc in The library. English grammar is necessary Tor cor- recT speech and is Therefore TaughT every year Trom The Time a sTudenT en- Ters iunior high unTil he is a senior. I-le is TaughT how To correcTly use nouns andfverbs besides puncTuaTion, capiTals and agreemenT oT nouns. When a sTudenT sTarTs senior high. he begins The slow process oT learning how To wriTe Themes and Term papers, spelling and vocabulary words, boolc re- porTs and how To use The card caTalogue in a library. Foreign languages play an imporTanT parT in high school. Two years OT sTucly may be Talcen in French. German, LaTin, and Spanish. In each class sTories are TranslaTed and English words are learned as They are inTerpreTed in The diTTerenT languages. 27