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

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Qi t MISS CATHERINE SWANSON .N f ln th gg has H09 Merle Strueblng dlllii os Doll h Qrodfl lyology C ten' C an W M EH driver 'S Mem rrollj or f'l1Qf UlQClJrQ prolllng lryvrucr hc 7'lQf,CS O 5 Gm f Or lid O Morlen 9XDlom5 Ok GENERAL AND COLLEGE PREPARATORY Q corn, For those students who wont to ottoun Q hngher educotuon by cattendung college, Dovld Cnty Hugh School offers on excellent college preporotory course The school provudes courses which comply fully wnth the stote regulotuons governnng the en tronce requlrements ot the Unuversnty ot Nebrosko ond the stote colleges The college preporotory course uncludes tour yeors of Englnsh two yeors ot nwothemotucs three yeors ot scuence three yeors ot socnol studues two yeors of Lotun ond other courses whnch ore chosen occordnng to mduvuduol Interests The general course ns for the student who does not plon to go to college but wonts o generol edu COflOn qhuu..-puwnn pernrftenl S h potnii John Rumllougwttzcflonll Ali? rc mcclernxdo mql W0 O1 Clrlfor w C ld T shO Froft Qhe BILL or Rlcn-'Ts he MOTU Arthur Motous ond Vcrno Hams wu Q v o Mr RWWSYY D'0V1f-Y n LOT' oflne m Student socuol studio un tructjr cxolouns 'nc the tcoturc Of the I YN mm of Rnghts Page 13 fl ' it . , g Xl ,' , . .T 5. , l 77 sv I I l - ' A ' EF to - , -53? TT A il' ' I ge 'X N ggi T, ,: 25 s- . 5 I Q If f if - 'T ' 5' I A I - A l on V J . . . ' V of on ex- - 1 ' b ,W , I . - I ' :Q 4 ,V s te- , . 1 T N 1, 4 Q . QT! 2' ' , :nfl U .V if 2 4 '? ll. it Q l 'fe ' ' Q, x -' 11 ' - 31 to , R L ,E I xd V K K jx H tt v s c - , o W A n s s f , so. - ut , - --, B ll

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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.

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MISS D0 CAS BURNS PHYSICAL EDUCATION U B Pauline Kobza tries Martin look on anxiously. Q u in-v Birkel attempts a pass to Betty Clymer, while Delores to stop it. Geraldine Miller, La Ree Bock, and Maxine D R I R ? rp AW! T V E RN ii sN -t G L is MR. ELLIS i i ' f i Q . . . t . -s l Shirley l-iowe and John Tomek, behind-the-wheel in structor, pause a moment tor a picture before a driving Pagg 14 lesson. t A5 Lg, 1' Practicing their dance steps in a girls' physical education class are Delores Kobza and Mary Ann Rerucha. ' 3-5 Forty-eight students were enrolled in the drivers' training course this year. Forty of the 48 students who participated in the course took it for credit. The Davis Motor Company contributed the l95l Chevrolet. John Tomek taught behind-the-wheel training, while Ellis Mercer taught the classroom auto educa- tion. After completing classroom studies, the students took behind-the-wheel training and finished the course by obtaining their licenses from the patrolmon.