Grand Island High School - Purple and Gold Yearbook (Grand Island, NE)

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o mei. mage. Shhhhl This is the Senior high lihraryl There are 'ii various periodicals and magazines here and more than 6,000 hooks. These hooks are of hoth the fiction and nonffietion classifications. Approximately 350 of the hooks are new to the lihrary this year, thus helping to kee it up to date. During the first semester, Miss Cathf arine Glade was the lihrarian and Mrs. Neva Boyd was the lihrary clerk. Mrs. Boyd ref signed at the end of the first semester: so, Miss Glade took on the complete lihrary details and Mrs. Raymond Harder heeame a supervisor of the study hall. MISS PATH.-1RlNI'I MRS. NHYA BOYD MRS. MARY JANE GI..-Kllli Librarian Library vlerk. first IIARDICR Lihmry likes to sleep and out semester she thinks stipt-rvisor. st-minti ses and would like to start hnvini.: za million elol- nit-stt-r likes tu read, a home for stray wits lftrs would lic nit-e :ind t-ook, :ind eu! Stn-ntis Har ambition la lu liltts tu think .iltnut litr span time mklnn. take ai trip to Mt-xii-it sift-ntliin: it. --urn of ht-r 1':imily Ivismt- Hzinst-ri, Alurilyn f'lt'lll1t', Nlurilyn Vogt. Ile I-Ittv Kruf-:f-r, Joan Moors-, Willa .It-an Mt-Anfirexxs. Ant, l.9tl1YlQ'I', :intl lil-tw Miner are tht- smiling lihT1ll'3 ht-Im-rs. Thi-y assist Miss Glariv in Sllt'lVlfUl hooks zmfl ht-rkim: hooks in :mtl vit. Jim Toft, Seniors Atlus. appropriately studies at the atlas stand. Richard Poole. Bonnie Keller, Ernest Klavon, and Joan Moore are the knights at the Hround table. '

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Angle Jugglers Thlrd row. Jerry O'Brien, Jack Nelson, Charles Duuthit, Donald Lessig, Dick Pedersen, Mike Scoggins, Donald Daberkow, Billy Klostera meyer, Gene Van Wie. Second row. Larry Anderson, Flo Rae Spelts, LaBerta Phillips, DeLena Schroeder, Phyllis Rozmiarek, Kathryn Langdon, Gall Sherman, Terry Meves, Louis Harrison. I-'lrst row. Maureen Linton, Ardyce Thomssen, Marlene Wiese, Lavonnc Fletcher, Marilyn Jensen, Connie Clay, Janet Trueblood, Arlene Wilson. mafia .Slam .gzine By Frank Chapman A group of young men fpronounced boysl thrash out their lessons for the day in Miss Dexter's solid geometry or trigonometry class in Room 101. An observer would quickly realize the class is taught on the principle that, if the student learns by individual concentrated thinking, he will not only accomplish more in mathematics, but will be better equipped to face his tasks in the years farther ahead. MISS BI'1l'L.-KH A. Al'Hlll'IY J. GIYICNS MRS. Al.ll'l'1 ll. SPIN- DIWXTICR- Mlilhemaliw Mathematics, boys' RAD Mathematics - -likes to travel in her counselor, basketball and girls' counseling- CHY- SHYS She Oflefl coach likes to play sponsors cheerleaders. SHYS. C8f1C9llaii0n be- with his little son She would like to take longs to multiplication. Eddig, a 1 isurely world trip. Practical Mathematicians Flod 'xlarsden Richard Xlartin Don Holmes ay Quandt Thlrd nm Sharon Rowe Barbara Wegner Paul Surbeck George Oliver y - - ' Shirley Deeds Joanne Robertson Second nm Betty Shanks Arlene Nleinecke Shirley Rauert Barbara Cameron Vonnie Snodgrass Charlotte NIcAllister DorJean Dibbern Rose Nlary Caffrey l-lrwt Rem Joyce Tibbs Delores Stexens Josie Reynaga Beyerly Pokorney Louise Blahx Ixarcisse Nlehrer Lorene Niader ,L , if?