Hastings High School - Tiger Yearbook (Hastings, NE)

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CLARABELLE EMMET MCDOWELL TECAL NICKEONE MCDERMAND Vocalional Agricullure Shorthand Typcwriling B.S.Agr., University of B.S.Ed., University of M.A., University of Nebraska Nebraska Nebraska jim, wgyi iwwjsz WMM RUTH H. TU S DOROTHY VVITHE Drawing, Painii , Clothing, Applied MRS. BLANCHE Crafts Design, Foods WROUGHTON M.A., Colorado State M.A., Columbia English Teachers College University, N. Y. B.A., York College MRS. GERTRUDE R. MEDALS Biological Scicnfe B.S., University of Nebraska PAUL SALA Business Principles, Bookkeeping M.A., University of Nebraska MATTHEW A. SHOEMAKER Orfbestra, Music Supervisor M.M.Ecl., University Michigan HAROLD L. SIEKMAN Modern Problems, Debate B.A., University of Nebraska .1 g. MRS. I.. H. RENINGER Malbemalics B.A., St. Olof College, Minnesota MRS. VERA KERSHAW Srbool Nurse MRS. RICHARD R.N., West Nebraska JUNKER Methodist Hospital Secretary to Prinripai

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, Wo My Wywyyyfgyb if , Q ..... 119: TIGE R Page IO DONALD E. HELEN L LEWIS LANGDON Languages, journalism Modern Problrms, M,A., University of Gymnastics Nebraska B.S.Ed., University of Nebraska EDYTH L. BEEZLEY, M.A. Assistant Principal University of Nebraska F. GORDON FOSTER, D.Ed. Director of Serondary Educafion University of Missouri XVILLIAM T. jAQUES, M.A. Dirvrfor of Gziiilafifc University of Illinois MARILYN ANN SKULTYTY SUTHIIRLAND English Plvjsiixzl Ifiluiuilinri B.S.Ifd., lfnivczsizy uf B..-X.I'd., Kearney biaic Nebraska I I I Teachers College r E I 1 1 '-1 j I , GLEN E. MARSHALL Woodxbop M.A., Colorado A. and M. JOHN THURBFR Eviglixlv, Dramaiifx, Publir Sfrmking B.S.Ld.. University of Nebraska

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dat? The greatest joy that one can experience in life is to create something. To that person who gets .1 thrill fron1 graceful lines. pleasing forms, and harmonizing colors, the painting of a picture, or the creation of a picture, brings the greatest joy in the world. Everyone has ideas and feelings within himself that he wants to expressg some do it with paint brushes. some use words and write .1 story, some use tools and make a piece of furniture. These girls. WOI'ls- ing in the art room, are satisfying their desire for self expression. You don't haye to be .1 master to enjoy the satisfaction of creating something. You just throw your whole heart into the task and do your best. 4. I 0 These boys in auto mechanics are not go! ing to create .1 new car. Nor will they create .1 new engine. But when the boys put that once noisy engine back into the car, start tl1e thing running, listen to its sweet putting sound, don't you tell them they l1.lYCIliI created something-they know better. These boys will have .1 better apf preciation of their own cars after taking this course. 147 I 55, I 2 mfg. F' . - z,'+?. 1. 45' sz., iff 'inv- 1 In science you create too. You talye two smelly liquids, pour tl1en1 to- gether, heat them over a fl.1me and then allow the liquid to ev.1por.1te. W'hat do you have? A lot of beauti- ful White crystals that you didn't have before. Of course some one else had them before. but tl1ey're new to you. And then, if you lseep study- ing chemistry long enough, some day y0u'll come up with son1e crystals that nobody has ever seen before and you will really know the joy of creating something new. lneidentally, you'll be famous too. There are also classes for students interested in physiology, biology, physics, and general science.