Emery High School - Eagle Yearbook (Emery, SD)

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Soplwmores Displayed Varied Interests Say ah! The girls of the home economics class learned home nursing. Thirty fun-loving, eager sophomores started the 1967 school year in anticipation of new and different events. Among the five subjects that were offered to the sophomores, they listed driver's education and biology as their favorites. They showed their skill in dissecting frogs, worms, and fish, which was one of the interest- ing parts of biology. ln the second semester, the sophomores demonstrated some of their good driving abilities. Some of the highlights of the sophomore year were: their hilarious skit which they presented at eoronation, and the building of their float. The sophomores worked hard to prepare their float We Cannon't Lose. The sophomores studied diligently under the discipline of Mrs. Uhrich..

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Freshmen Advanced toward Higher Education On August 29, 1966, twenty-nine freshmen proving to be the smallest class in Emery High School, reported for their high school education. Characteristically, freshmen are expected to be--shy, reserved, green, and a little awe-struck. Since there are exceptions to every rule, this year's freshmen turned out to be one of them. They proved to have great music ability. This is truly an outstanding beginning for this fine group of people who have participated in instrumental and vocal ensembles and with some doing solo work. In addition to this, two of our B team cheerleaders came from this class., Terry Janssen was the only freshman to play varsity basketball this year. The freshmen worked very hard in their general science class. This class proved to be the basis for any further science courses taken at Emery High School. Mr. Crause, the music man, was the fresh- man class advisor. The freshman home economics class was divided into two classes. This was to give each student ample laboratory facilities.