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

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Relaxing with Miss Hazel Hanna, whose specialty is languages, in the teacher's lounge is Miss Lillian Conybeare, American History instructor, who is planning to retire at the end of this school year. Miss Conybeare is Senior Class sponsor. . Softball, basketball, tennis, archery, riflery, and volley ball are some of the sports offer- ed in the Phys. Ed. classes that are being explained by Miss Willa Scudder to Mrs. Eleanor Gimple, school nurse. One of their busy tasks as librarians, Mlss Catherine Glade and Miss Bonnie Horrigan, is checking out books for students. if l f lil HQ ,iff-,Y ytgififgt Q. E ,ff ,pw BP t F Mr. Don Keister, crafts teacher, seems to think building a house isn't difficult, so he tries to explain it to Mr. Bud Feaster, phy- sical education teacher. Checking on the menu for lunch are Mr. Francis Brandt, speech and debate instructor, and Mr. Edward Carstens, social science teacher and manager of the cafeteria. Blueprints, made by Mr. Harvey Leamons' classes, are checked by Mr. Alfred Bang, vocational agriculture instructor and sponsor of FFA. Mr. Leamons teaches mechanical drawing.

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Looking ahead to the Music Clinic held at McCook this year are vocal and instrumental teachers, Mr. Paul F. Roe and Dr. Paul Sell. Modern Music Masters is sponsored by Mr. Roe, Discussing the noun, verb, and adverb are Miss Bonnie Owens and Mrs. Mary Jane Harder, English teachers. I Miss Lillian Willman, American History instructor, is busy tallying votes for county government day of which she is sponsor. I ....,. lg Zal A To coach the B squad football team, new plays must be worked out by Coaches Jacque Evans and Steve Gaines. Mr. Evans teaches Drivers Education and Mr. Gaines instructs Auto Mechanics. Precinct seven is pointed out by Mr. Lee Witters, social science teacher, as his voting precinct to Mr. Edmund Werner, social science and business law teacher. He shares responsibility with Miss Conybeare as co-chairman of the Senior Class. I5

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