Scottsbluff High School - Bluff Yearbook (Scottsbluff, NE)

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FaculTy members seT an example Tor The sTudenTs and give Them guidance, as well as Teaching Them The TundamenTals in class. Unusual and inTeresTing class acTiviTies add To The regular class assignmenTs and TexTboolcs. Discussions, homework and TesTs help The Teachers To decide The grades The sTudenTs will receive. Class aTTiTude, conducT and parTicipaTion are also considered by The Teachers. Keeping The school running smooThly and effec- Tively is The iob oT The adminisTraTion. The school board confrols maior changes in The school sysTem. Keeping The Tlow oT aTTendance slips and regisTra- Tion cards moving is The job oT The school secre- Taries. NuTriTive meals are Turnished by The caTeTeria sTaTT. The cusTodial sTaTT Takes care oT The mainTe- nance work and devises improvemenTs To beTTer The environmenT Tor boTh TaculTy and sTudenTs. i u- G l , ' I 451.5 -7- v Discussions . . . tests

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Of School Activities DecoraTing in The halls became a major prolecT OT all SkiTTen members This year. Each grade was assigned a Tloor and Tilled iT wiTh unique decoraTions beTore each aThleTic evenT. Special eTTorT was puT TorTh Tor Banner Day when The boulevards near The school were also decoraTed. Team spiriT carried The ideas on The posTers inTo The games. AlThough noT always a winning Team, The Big Red was a TighTing Team. Dancing is an essenTial parT oT sTudenT liTe and The aTTer-game dances Till This need. They also oTTer The sTu- denT body a chance To blow OTT sTeam or celebraTe. Various organizaTions,sponsored These dances as money- raising projecTs. Walking Through The halls oT Sl-lS on a Typical school day. open lockers, packed Tull oT ,books and coaTs. meeT The eye. The signal Tor classes To change also signals a rush hour in The halls. WiTh only Tive minuTes beTween classes, each sTudenT musT hurry on his way or be laTe. AT noon, a rush To The parking loT adds To The hall rush. LOOK FAMILIAR? This mob scene greeTs The sTudenTs every k l T T no and To day as They rush To The caTeTeria and par ing o a on classes in The day. l T lT APPEARS THAT THVE ONLY Time This locker geTs cleaned ouT is during locker inspecTion. SomeTimes This is The cause of losT books and oTher arTicles. l l STUDENTS AND FACULTY CARS FLOOD The park- ing loT each school day. CongesTion arises aT noon and aTTer school when The sTudenTs leave. CorrecT parking is sTressed by STuco. l

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term papers . . . report cards