Gering High School - Kennel Yearbook (Gering, NE)

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Qur R. B. CAREY Mr. Carey is well known in educational circles throughout Nebraskas as a man of vision inter- ested in bringing to his community the best in education. His ideals are reflected in the high standards maintained in the Gering schools. In his personal relationships with the students he has won their complete respect and confidence. He is an active leader in church and civic affairs to which he gives his unstinted service. Mr. Christian, or Christy as he IS more famil- iarly known, has a genuine interest in the Gering students who recognize him as their friend. He is never too busy to counsel and guide them. His leadership is apparent in the smooth func- tioning of the school as well as in his professional organizations. As a member of the city council he takes advan- tage of every opportunity to make the schools an integral part of the community.

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Board of Education T IS THE DUTY of the Board of Education to provide a kennel for the community's Bulldogs, to hire masters to train them, to supply food for their mental digestion, and to maintain an exercising ground to keep them in good physical condition. To these civic minded men of Gering, the class of '46 says, Thank you for your kindness and your services. Thank you for the splendid building you have provided. Thank you for the outsanding educators you have given us. H Thank you for the books, laboratories, films and other material you have supplied for us. Thank you for the Memorial Stadium we hope to soon see on the new football ground. .

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Trainers DON CHILDS . . . His aim is to promote a deeper appreciation of the better things of life through instrumental music. DON COOVER . . . Always ready for a good laugh. Teaches civics and junior high classes and is active in developing the Bull-pups. GEORGE COWELL . . . With a primary interest in athletics devotes many hours to it. Produced a football championship team in 1944. MARY BLECHA . . . has an earnest desire to show the way to good homemaking. Or- ganized G. H. S. Future Homemakersf' MILDRED FORSLING . . . Her love for music is reflected in the many activities of the vocal department. CLEO FREEBURG . . . enthusiastically guides commercial students in their chosen work. Active in K-9 and the Junior Class activities. SELMA LARSON . . . Her leadership in the scientific field is felt throughout the entire junior high. Efficiency is her watch word. AMANDA MCHENRY . . . Dean of Girls is admired by all. Supervises the library and is an authority in the guidance of students. ANNA MEYER . . . Serenely and quietly goes about her duties. Ready always to give time and energy to help students master the languages. AILEEN NOONAN . . . Supervises the social sciences and English in Junior High in a progressive and up-to-date manner. ELMER PETERS . . . A quiet man seen little around school outside his laboratory but any student will testify he is an author- ity in his own field. WAYNE PRINGLE . . . A serious minded fellow who teaches a variety of subjects and is assistant coach. GLADYS RAY . . . Popular with junior high students, teaches arithmetic, English and penmanship. EDNA SPELTS . . . Inspired by a genuine interest in human nature and student prob- lems, is a wonderful leader. Produces fine class plays. LORRAINE TAYLOR . . . A vivacious per- son, supervises a well-rounded program of girls athletics and dancing. BILL TAYLOR . . .A service man, has re- turned to his place on the faculty. Is de- veloping use of visual education in G. H. S. MYRON COMSTOCK . . . Makes use of his army experiences supervising an athletic program in the grades. Half days are spent in Junior High.