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academic life knowledge forever Manv active discussions are started by student panels in Mr. Boesen's Social Problems classes. Kathy Bishop holds the interest of this year's foreign exchange students, Nazan Bakirci and Ulrich Ostarhild, with a glance at the 1960 yearbook. 24 One of the biggest moments of the year for the jour- nalism department was the winning of the NHSPA Sweepstakes. Kathy Livingston, editor of the Island- er, accepts one of the awards.
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and foreign tongues explore many fields In a world that is ever-decreasing in size , a lmowledge of foreign languages becomes ever- increasing in importance. Bringing peoples of differ- ent nationalities closer together demands a better knowledge of foreign tongues. At GIHS a student may elect one of three lang- uages: Latin, Spanish, or German. Three year courses in each of the languages offer the student a substantial background for advanced college study. Showing some of her Mexican blankets is Miss Hazel Hanna, teacher of Spanish. Third year Spanish is a new addition to the GIHS curriculum this year. nw- Raising house plants and gardening are some of the hobbies of Mrs. Dorcas Keig. Mrs. Keig teaches Review English and Latin. Many fine facilities are made available for language students. Mr. Eldnern Wilkinson, German and Review English teacher, is mak- ing good use of these facilities. 23
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T 1 W- A ww rr fflflgii ll'llWli3f6?f9U TW wr fl W J W ff V I No school would be complete without special departments and our yearbool: would be incomplete A W0 ! without a section devoted especially to them. ' This is the Fine Arts Section of the I960 Purple, and Gold. Within the following pages lie the talents 1 and interests of the GIHS students. Here in Grand lsland, teenagers have been provided with the best I if of facilities to deal with their special abilities. There are the drama and speech departments that mold the future speakers and movie stars, the home economics department, that is destined to produce another Betty Crocker, the Journalism department Wffl ifllfflffffffi J W MW, ,Q ff which puts out the Islander and Purple and Gold, and the music department, which provides vocal and instrumental training. The happier the time, the more quickly it passes, is written in Epistles, and as each student is the master of his time, it -is to us to prepare to have The Time of Our Lives at GHIS. .ig-V K .sl 52 si 1-
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