David City High School - Scout Yearbook (David City, NE)

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Y x hr-f MR ROBERT DRANEY 3.- Mr Robert Draney vocatuonal guudance unstructor helps Stella Slos er plan her future career as part ot the Davud Cuty Hugh School guudance program ,Q Ns- 2 ff 1 Mm N21 MR KENNETH LYNN SHUCK Elmer Grubaugh and Wayne Morgan wOr' Cl-l gently Guudance as an organuzed program us pst gettung a start at Davud Cuty Hugh School thus year A system of unduvudual records has been set up and o serues of tests us beung guven whuch wuth addutuonal unformatuan on health actuvutues and unterests ot the unduvudual stu dent wull serve as a basus for counselung stu dents as to theur chouce of curruculum whule un hugh school and theur chouce of vocatuon after Ieavung hugh school INDUSTRIAL ARTS ,rm Don Kulgore ha ds Duane Cerrnak a brace and but to be pu away un the tool cage at thcur shuo prouccts. me Shop' Page 11

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X J N. MISS LUCILE HOFFMAN sw vi I Peggy McElravy, Libbie Palik, Connie Votava, Maxine Klein, Miss Lucile Hoffman, and Wilma Nuebel pose before going to visit a rural school. Miss Hoffman and Donna Stara filercatyalogy cards. ln l945, with less than 200 books, Miss Lucile Hoffman started the David City High School library. Today the library has over 2500 books. Plans are being made to expand the library when space becomes available. There are several librarians who take care of the library and assist Miss Hoffman. In I' f 'T1 5-I 1 sh , i i NORMAL TRAINING Five senior normal trainers spent a suc- cessful year filled with interesting activities and helpful experiences. Together with their instructor, Miss Lucile Hoffman, the girls at- tended a number of workshops throughout the year and gained firstehand information about their teaching careers. F. T. A. officers of the David City High School are Wilma Nuebel, president, Maxine Klein, vice-president, Libbie Palik, secretary, Connie Votava, treasurer, and Peggy Mchle ravy, social chairman. J hs. The F. T. A. members hold a meeting at which Wilma Nuebel presides. L I B R A R Y . . is.4S-VII' K A. XX-K in A. ,Ai . N., tlmi., fig, ,K if A K-Illia? rf- A if r .Inv . ,. If k Wl . X 'T A l Momft returns :5jXetigLcr:1ObijZ'Dack is ls ' n . Kiclklfo Blondell ICC 0 srnllc out O X300 ' ,2 CheCkiFIQ .hile ks. V' he boo clf5 l PolaC9lf Che LQLJ tile. PaQe 10 MON N206 me l ene Pollvlfo Cl r

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V QA CG AR TI IC QU NL AT LU R E 3 1 '75 I . .IW-iw Q01 -5? 'W s., 4 11 I Hx MR. ROBERT 0. GINGERY J A' --ill J . ' . t , if hmm , Q- L 2, . ,. my , i 5 -,gg M, W X . . A Wg - 'X 'X ' ' 1+ ,- 5 f . ' , , .frlaiiffefi , ' .M-,, .ri . f .' ag- if F :rr if??31a?iY.?st :ef gf1fi1'm'...,. . ,., , . YK I' S 'Q ' T v 5 ' Leo Meister displays his Grand Cham- x ' , R rr - Q s 2 - i I' I - plan heiter at the Butler County Fair, U L lm-,t, Q Fl 's - I 43 'Po-. H , .. ,, Q v - l Y li 1 3 .5 75 2791? Lew Cook looks Over his sheep praiect. X Y X 5 ' ' ' ' QN14 , XWQKR 'Q 'I . R xi gm Bob Vobaril displays his Purebred Hampshire ',,'1 R J 4 1 yi gin at the 1951 Butler County Paar. W A.,, , ,. . . , - 2 ,v 1 i, rdtllrvj with CD ClCLT,lCVC tarch, Mr ..,fjl3C,rf O Gingeryl Odwgerf Fred Vents! news reporter: A J 1 ll'flf ' ls Whllllwl 'lllll C l 'CH' D fGl1l E3fl'1Cfw, wicefpresident, Leo Meister, presndentg Kenneth Page 12 Kllngemiffm SC-Cfefaryg Donald Stare, treasurer, and Jerry Con- rierix, sertinel.