Chase County High School - Longhorn Yearbook (Imperial, NE)

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FRESHMEN FIRST ROW: V. Hill, D. Hershbeger, R. Kimble, C. Smith, J. Newman, J. Dart, J. Winkelmann, M. Tibbetts, F. Walker SECOND ROW: Mr. Oswald, Sponsor, M. Jones, B. Mulder, A. Brandt, V. Wheeler, D. Grantham, D. Spady, R. Hiatt, A. Rowe. D. Hedges, Miss Hobson, Sponsor THIRD ROW: P. Olsen, D. Bremer, Z. Sharp, M. Phillips, D. Hill, M. Gardner, B. Sylvester, B. Hampton, G. Einspahr, P. Kensley FOURTH ROW: E. Wonderly, N. Werts, R. Munn, W. Hampton, D. Spady, R. Ahrens, R. Baldwin, C. Fanning, D. Strand, B. Mathews, J. Browning FIFTH ROW: M. Castle, R. Holscher, J. Majors, M. Wood, J. Bernard, J. Knotwell, R. Greely, R. Weiss, C. Walker. W. Chamberlain NST' c THE FRESHMEN GHEW UP: The Freshman Year started ofi with a loud bang as fifty some students gathered in the halls of our beloved C.C.H.S. As we eagerly awaited Initiation, we looked over our casualties. As the result of all the fireworks we had broken arrns, collar-bones, etc. Falling off roofs seemed to be a lot of fun. Our officers were: President, Iim Majors: Vice President, Gwen Einspahr: Secretary Rex Holscher: Treasurer, Bemita Hampton.

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NEANDRATHALS TO ATOMS World History is a course offered pri manly to Sophomores To many stu dents it is an introduction to the field of social sciences The primary aim and purpose IS to endoctrmate students to the various affairs of the past as they influence our modern society An un derstandlng of many political military and social practices of today that have direct relation to affairs of the past DEVELOPING POISE No matter what profession one en- ters it is always an advantage to be able to speak convincingly. This abil- ity may be acquired by anyone who is willing to put forth the necessary ef- fort. This is the fundamental purpose of a speech class. The speech student must acquire poise, learn spontaneity, know how to stand correctly, practice good tone production, learn how to or- ganize a speech and to express one's ideas to the best advantage. THE WORLD AND US Modem Problems a required sublect for all seniors deals with problems in our modern world It is a combination of Civics sociology economics and modern forelgn policy The study of Latin American and Pacific relations onstitute an interesting unit The study of current events was enhanced by the use of the American Observer The class was especially interested ln the differences among democracies and other forms of government s'rUnY l