Amana High School - Bugle Yearbook (Amana, IA)

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Coach Van Scoyoc rises to yell-instructions. ocational Arts , Half-time brings a locker room lecture .... Hobbies take up a teachers time. Whining saws, pounding hammers, shriek- ing whistles, and thumping feet are sounds common to the ear of Mr. james Van Scoyoc. In his first year at AHS, Mr. Van Scoyoc taught industrial arts-wood shop, electric shop, exploratory wood shop and mechanical drawing. Under his supervision, the boys learned to put practical experience to use. Mr. Van Scoyoc coached the boys' basket- ball team, stressing conditioning and hard work. He lettered in basketball at William Penn College where he received his bache- lor's degree in industrial arts. AQQEL5' 37

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l -A f Am l Say something to us we can learn By heart and when alone repeat. 'I' LI D E 'I' A student can be a part of a crowd. L I F He can mingle, and become one of the throng. He can yell with them- showering his own frustrations and joys on the object of their tumult. He can applaud with them, or move silently with themg either way, his voice, combined with theirs, is loud-and effective. Or, A student can be alone in a crowd. He can mingle, and disappear. He can smile, laughing in his thoughts- and no one will ask. He can walk sullenly, kicking a stone- and no one will ask. He can be silent, not speaking a word, rapt in his thoughts- and no one will ask. Or, A student can be alone, His fast moving life is a crowd- whetl1er he is of it, or merely in it. And he learns from the crowd: he learns how to be together in it, or alone in it, or just alone. l 4