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

Page 19 text:

With the expert help of Miss Willa Scudder, Miss Loll Waser plans for her next day's physical education class- es. Miss Scudder is also a counselor and sponsor of Teens for Fun. lt's a cinch you won't get a deer this way, but riflery is one of the many activities of the physical education department. Supervising this group is Mr. Bud Feaster, boys' physical education teacher. Hurry and scurry, Mrs. Shirley Richards and Mrs. Dianne Wakefield fihd the office duties in a high school interesting but frantic. Mrs. Richards and Mrs. Wakefield work as secretaries under Mr. Lawrence and Mr. Seagren.

Page 18 text:

administration welcomed phrase we understand Well-balanced education requires something more than bool:-learning. Wholesome personal relation- ships must be established and character traits must be cultivated. lt is the purpose of the administration and 50 faculty members at Grand Island Senior to help the student to attain this balance. GIHS offers five courses of study to its students. Because it would require I0 years to explore all of them, each student is counseled in his choice of program so that he will malre the best use of his capabilities. The various general courses available are college preparatory, business education, homemalcing, trades preparatory and general curriculum. A man who must make the decisions. Mr. Noel Lawrence, principal, will this year complete his Lucky 13 years in the Grand Island School System. In addition to his many administration duties, Mr, Lawrence is sponsor of Student Council. A ready smlle his trademark, Mr. Alan Sea- gren, vice-principal, assists Deanna Olson in filling out her excuse. I0 Complete counseling in vocational plans ls offered every student. Willa Hinrichs receives the competent guidance of counselors, Miss Irene Moerer and Mr. John Bailey.

Page 20 text:

Mr. Stephen Gaines instructs one of his students in the use of an auto motor tester. Mr. Gaines is the instructor In Auto Mechanics. education many futures are planned, many goals to be reached Some of the varied courses that prepare a stu- dent for entrance into community life are offered in the Trades preparatory department. Vocational instruction and planning are given in Mr. Harvey Leamons and Sue Weaver count the intake from sales of sports programs, Mr. Leamons teaches mechanical drawing and architectural drawing. Counseling Judy Vang and John Huston on their cofop programs is Mr. Einer Toft. He serves as coordinator of the cooperative trades department. auto mechanics, trades co-op, mechanical drawing, vocational agriculture, metals, woods and crafts. Instruction in the finer arts of ceramics, sculpture, drawing and painting as well as practical education in clothing, foods, personal development and family care is also offered at Grand Island Senior High School. These are just part of the wide-ranging curriculum designed to prepare the student for active adult life.