Falls City High School - Orange and Black Yearbook (Falls City, NE)

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Caught in a creative moment, a section of concert band rehearses their number. Instructor Richard Mezger. Jim De-Busk, and David Kirkendall build on their ideas in shop class. Putting the yearbook together is no easy Job as nicolle Clark and Melissa Strasil find out while working on a sports layout. Tony Rieschick, Rick Adams, and Chris Simmonds vocalize their creative ability in chorus class. Junior Bobbie Adams works in the Home Economics kitchen creating a tasty treat.

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 ndividuals z emonstrate @ riginality Creativity abounds in classes Creativity — the ability to design new and better objects with excellence. Students showed creativity in the different projects that they made. We had a variety of un- • . usual creations, commented Patricia Cook, Art instruc- -9 tor. • Originality was expressed in the Music Depart- ment in both band and chorus classes. During the Madrigal Feast presentation in December, Mildred Appleoff, chorus director, said, ' Students create dances, decorations, and costumes. There were also many other classes students showed creativity. Students in composition demonstrated imagination in their assignments. The things that they wrote about were not copied and expressed each student's individuality. Wood working was an often overlooked area where creativity played an important role. Shaping and working with the wood took plenty of skill. Also in the vocational field were home economics classes in which students made not only food dishes, but also sewing projects. One final area where creativity came into play wasjour-nalism. Designing the yearbook and thinking up things to write about on its pages was quite an achievement. What compelled students to work with their minds and be creative? You build on your ideas. This makes everything fun, interesting, and challenging, said senior Kristy Lowe. Kevin Beckner creates a prop for the spring drama in class. Seniors Reed Schwartz and Tracy Matthes use their originality to make projects in Art IV. Academics i

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Tony Rieschick walks down from the lookout tower at Squaw Creek. Looking through the arches at the Josyln Art Museum are Kris Lape. Shawn Frosser, and David Knaup. Christy Butner walks along the road through Squaw Creek on the biology field trip. Kristen Madman looks at another school s yearbook at thejournalism workshop in Omaha. Dawn Sullivan and Kim Moll listen as their group gets a tour of the District Coudroom. Reading their story at Modh School are Erik McMeely, Tacy Kirkendall, and Gabriel Lardizabal. ence Olympiad on March Ware Lew Barker. Bobby Eis and Mike Snook. 8 Aca mics