Banner County High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Harrisburg, NE)

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nOur Future Goes To School, Todayn is a slogan of the Nebraska State Education Association. What great significance in those few words! Let us think about it for a moment. Today, in some schoolroom, with some teacher, there is a student who must soon bear much responsibility. Perhaps he is the one on whom you will depend for your well being. Maybe he will be your doctor, your lawmaker, your teacher--or a research scientist--or a space traveler! His success or failure could literally mean life or death to ever so many. Would you want to know that this student is careful and thorough in his learning today? Would you want to know that he is capable, trustworthy, sincere and dependable? Would you want him to be serious in his preparation for this job? Would you want the same assurances of his teacher? Maybe ygu are that student--or that teacher! Perhaps this slogan will encourage teachers to re-dedicate themselves to do an even better job in their all-important task. Perhaps it will help students to realize the importance of their early attitudes, efforts and achievement. Older students particularly should assume a greater responsi- bility toward meeting tomorrow's demands. Half-hearted efforts will not insure success. Each of us should strive to make each day, each week, each month, better than the one before. Remember, its OUR FUTURE--all of us--yours and mine! Congratulations to the class of 1959, and to their advisor, Mrs. Wyatt, on this fine edition of the HWILDCATU. May success and happiness find a prominent place in your future. S cerely, . F. Anderson, Superintendent

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DONALD W. DOWNS Mr. Downs received his B. A. de- gree from Doane College at Crete, Nebraska, and his M. A. degree from Colorado State College at Greeley, Colorado. This is his sixth year at Banner County High School. He teaches math and phys. ed.,is foot- ball and track coach, and sponsors the freshman class. He andlns wife, Bonnie, who is school' nurse, have two children, Bruce and Ann. Faculty FRANCIS LEE GILL Mr. Gill received his B. A. de- RAYMOND GRAVES Mr. Graves attended Peru State College in Nebraska and Tarkio Col- lege in Missouri where he received his B. S. degree. Mr. Graves maches social studies and phys. ed., is basketball coach, and sponsors the sophomore class. Mr. Graves and his wife, Ruth, live in one of the school apartments. gree from Chadron State Teacher's College and his M. A. GSSPSS from Colorado State College at Greeley, Colorado. Mr. Gill teaches high school and junior high industrial arts and is sponsor of the junior class. He and his wife, Bonnie, have a daughter, Lisa. Christian Studio 1440 10th Street Gering ID 6-4310 OUITA HALTOM Mrs. Haltom attended North Texas State College at Denton,Texas,where she received a B. A. degree cum laude, and an M. A. degree. Mrs. Haltom teaches English and Spanish, and is co-sponsor of the sophomore class and student council. She is also co-sponsor for the Blue Streak and directed the senior class play. Mrs. Haltom and her husband, Cliff, have a son, Aubrey.