Deshler High School - Dragon Yearbook (Deshler, NE)

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l l Enthusiasm prevails as freshmen Spanish students plan a party de Espahol. Is dis de chapter we eez on now? Trying to stay in character, first year Spanish students make an inquiry. Intent freshmen learn correct grammar usage. In the highly competitive world where the way in which one speaks and expresses himself has become increas- ingly important, we are fortunate to be able to take advantage of the excellent Language Department at Deshler High School. Mr. Renz, Mrs. Torbeck, and Mrs. Rine encourage students to use their imaginations in writing, express their personal feelings in debates and discus- sions, and read for their own enjoyment Actual class participation in read- ing plays captures and holds the stu- dent's attention and interest. Panel discussions about various controversial subjects develop one's ability to reason clearly and voice his opinionbefore the entire class. By undertaking an intense and comprehensive study Deshler's Language classes gained a deeper ap- preciation of the fine points of English and Spanish.

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Industrial Arts In today's mechanized world it is vital for craftsmen, who must depend upon their skills for a livelihood, to be well trained in Industrial Arts. It is important also that the general public is able to understand the me- chanical aspects of our advancing technology. For these reasons Deshler offers a se- quence of Industrial Arts for high school boys. Under the direction of Mr. Bradley, each student learns to use the many machines in the Shop department, thus obtaining a Com- Jim watches admiringly as Mr. Bradley demonstrates plete background of carpentry for pleasure or p1-Qfession, Senior craftsmen utilize skills learned previously to truly create industrial art.