Boys Town High School - Pylon Yearbook (Boys Town, NE)

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Harold L. Crawford Superintendent of Schools Sched 14 minidbaajian Boys Town is an educational home and attendance at school is a requirement for all hoys. The Boys Town school system is accre- dited hy the State of Nebraska, and the subjects taught are quite similar to those offered in schools anywhere in the country. However, in addition to the academic cur- riculum, there is an extensive program of voca- tional education which offers students training in useful trades. These trades include tailoring, shoe repairing, harhering, haking, wood work- ing and carpentry, printing, ceramics, auto mechanics, machine shop, heating and air con- ditioning, radio and electronics, vocational agriculture, and cooking and catering. Music and athletics also take a prominent part in the scheme of education. The aim of the Boys Town educational pro- gram is to develop the whole man, so that when a boy leaves the Home, he is prepared to take a p lf' useful place in the world, a credit to himself, to X his community, and to Boys Town. Deon R. Lusienski Peter F. Mulreedy C. M. Stoffel Jr. High School Principal Trade School Director Elementary School Principal a ce !

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k g si -QBDW, of Shoe Bendtsen, Assistant Instructor of Baking, Richard Blacker, Above: AIAmato, Instructor Repairing, Aksel Instructor of Warm Air Heating and Air Conditioning, Carolton Bleick, Instructor of Instrumental Music, Director of the High School Band. 4 , o 1 , ..,. S 1,5 3 S, . 'ff' V R ' A ---- : - ---- ' ,Q 'sl Ly - v 2 First Row: Herbert Boyer, Instructor of Mechanical Drawing, Helen Chase, Librarian, Bernice Chatburn, Instructor of English, James Christensen, Instructor of Machine Shop. Second Row: Thomas Clarke, Athletics, Instructor of Physical Education, Genevieve Condon, Instructor of English and Typing, Frank Flaherty, Assistant Instructor of Automotive Mechanics, Ralph Forke, Instructor of Radio and Television Repair. Q-fm