Beatrice High School - Homesteader Yearbook (Beatrice, NE)

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Specifically Planned GVIIZZPF TS2AllllNG CAR ANDERSON MOTOR CO, sf' QV ff VEB? ,. .WW ,..,,.,w..m ,M ,,.,.r,, e Studyirg fum their English qexgbooks are fuck Hs Patricia Rush, Dick McCourtney and Bob Bohrer watch. Richqrdsypeqn Milke, Gilben Hamm, Don W,-ights, Donna Mahlock prepares lo show Dean Fletcher her driving man. George Manes. Ruth Grabowski and Harvey skin' Wrightsman. Our plans were not made by a T square or compassg instead, compiling the knowledge gained through our courses and extra cur- ricular activities, We drafted completed blue prints. Every beginner needs lines that Will guide him in the right direction and BHS students are no exception. With this tact in mind, Beatrice High Schools curriculum has been set up with a minimum ot required subjects. So that every student will know the Amer- ican Way ot life and understand the problems of a democracy, American history and modern problems are required. Another social science Skelching is taught to advanced art students. Practicing their talents are Marcia Wonek. Hlice Collman, Ioan Eg- gers and Hun Weston. Hnn Mack checks out library books to Lawrence Kunlz. Bill Nichels and Iaclc Barker during their study hall period.

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new auditorium with chairs that told back into the walls, ACCSDC current in the physics laboratory and many other advanced features that will help the school serve its purpose to the community. During the year the board granted a cost of l1v1ng pay mcrease to the faculty members of the Beatrlce school system Thls year the board has been puttlng 1ts antrcrpated budget of S405 25671 to the best posstble use The largest part of thls hgure was earmarked for mstructronal serv1ce Thrs rncludes the salanes ot teachers textbooks general school supphes and all other mater1al asked m 1nstruct1on B9S1dGS coverlng 1nstruct1onal servlces the budget takes care of the general control of school adrntnrstratron ln thls are bookkeeper and secretary travellng expenses on Oll1C1Gl busxness and general expenses of the Board of Educatton Included 1n the budget also are the opera t1on of plant costs marntenance of plant costs auxxhary agencres such as health v1sual a1ds and ltbrary books lnsurance money tor new equ1pment and burldrngs and the debt serv1ce that 1S used to pay the county treasurer for collectlon of taxes and to pay mterest on reg1s tered Warrants kiwi J wb 'Xa Superintendent oi Beatnce Public Schools DR BHRTON L KLINE goes over the bluepnnt plans lor the new senior high whose constructxon was started rn the tall ol 1950 Dr Klxne received his B S de gree at Cotrxer College MH at the Unlversxfy oi Nebraska and hrs Doctor of Educatxon degree at Colorado State College ol Educahon Caught ID one ol their rare moments ol repose are school board members Leslie Noble Dr Clarence Brott Iohn Bauer Dr Harry Hepperlen Wxllxam Cook president Mrs Hale McCown Charles Mann vxce presxdent Dr Barton Klxne secretary and Earl 'l' Howey The newly elected members the year consul of Dr Clarence Brott lohn Bauer and Mrs Hale McCown IBXHXEHI 1 Hs' '-P' Pave 11 , . , , , , , I . 5 ' : , . : ' 1 ' ' ' ' ' . l n 1 n ' 5 f 'l s .M- g X? T, DL c, '1-'g,y,,,j,fr7M M A ' ' ' I if itll lt rt ' E' JV K Q 5 I ' F-me I K 4.11, j 2.e will I l iew'r , . what-1

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'Q Studying is one ol the favorite pasttimes of Dorothy Davis. Dick Stratford. Victor Sell and lim Wyman. subject is World history Where the purpose of the subject is to develop a sense of World citizenship as well as to point out old World cultural heritages. Social studies is a course designed to acquaint the student with the American way of life. A second must is two years of English. English in BHS is not a follow-through of junior high courses. The English courses can meet if Learning to drive carefully are Ieannine Moser. Duane Knox. Dean Mason. Dale Spilker and Suzanne Graf. the needs of any student. Here, there are courses in grammar, literature and speech. English R and A stress the fundamentals of reading, spelling and vocabulary. An intro- duction to literature is covered by English B which is a prerequisite for English S, oral Eng- lish and dramatics. A terminal course for those not attending college is included in English C5 with emphasis on American literature in Eng- Hmo. amas. amatl This is familiar to Latin stu- dents Michael Hepperlen. Susan Beer. Marion Mor- fon. Donna Ehmen and Marcia Hrpke. ,.,-,-.f- 5 -4. s 1 Hbsozbing sun beams as well as knowledge are Carl Rllen, Robert Genrich and Ioan Kish in front of the pub- lic library. Page 13