Beatrice High School - Homesteader Yearbook (Beatrice, NE)

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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

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'WW' ee' ,. Enthusiastic about their bookkeeping are Ila Mae Har- tig. Doris Higgens. Lois Manley. lim Headley and Wayne Spilker. all members of bookkeeping CIGSS- RUSSELL GRIMES, known as Russ to his friends, took the general course and rated physical science as his favorite subject He was on a jun' tor class play committee and plans to join the marines upon graduatzon. Q major in the commercial course, a Y-Teen H23 and Zip Club C123 member, MHHILYN HREFFELE served as a monitor tlll and sang second soprano in the glee club. She was a prompter for the jun- ior class play committee and served on the prop- erty committee in the senior class play. Iournalism being his favorite subject LB VERN IHNSSEN, better known as Vern, majored in the commercial course He was on the Pioneer and Homesteader staff Cl2J and tn the junior class play cast Qfter graduation he intends to go on to school at the Fairbury junior college. Majoring in the commercial course, LUCILLE IONES intends to work at a bookkeeping job alter graduation. Lucille named English as her favorite subject and football as her favorite sport, DONFILD KILE, known as 'Smokeyf' majored in the general course and named business law as his favorite subject. Fliter graduation he intends to goin the armed service. IHCK MESSICK'S chief interest in his school sub- jects 15 speech and drcrnatics. His activities include an appearance in the junior class play cast. 7 Q S' , Mechanical drawing students, left to right. Keith Winkle. Wes Gibson. Raymond May. Howard Baker. Stove Tart. and Bob Bohrer, spend lots ot time working on designing for this subject. E we Commercial teacher at Beatrice High is H. L. BEHL KBS Univer- sxty of Iowa, graduate work Uni- versity of lowa University of Ne- braskal who previously taught at Waicelb, lowa and ONE-ill This year he had charge of activity sales and acted as general cashier for events and programs. Mr Beal managed to find time for hts hob- bies of hunting and reading. Ptfter teaching at Fullerton Bea- ver Citv and 'Central City, FRED H. BROCKMRN KB Q. Peru State Teachers college, B S, Stout lnsti- tuteb became woodshop instructor at BHS. Qs an extra activity, Mr, Brockrnan was senzor class srorisor and taught adult classes in up- holstering and buildrng trades. He lists rzhotography, reading crafts Gnd Gardening as hobbies. 2 ff! f 4 jp, 5,01 1 sf 445. TJ' 4 .t I Af ..f' Gnmes Haettele Iunssen 1011951 L- Ku' Musick Page 15