Longfellow High School - Log Yearbook (Kearney, NE)

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Discussing literature in Miss Parsons sophomore English class are Harold Qllen, Gerry Hubers, Ierry Nickel, Wayne Tourney, Barbara Smith and Ioy Speidell. You should read it. says Don Gelino. Listening to his discussion are Betty Sands, Betty Carlsen, Flrdis Iohnsan, Marcele Von Behren and joe DeLaet English flominalefl our sehellules as we slufliell everything from sentenee eonstrue- tion to Hamlet and Maeheth. Our speeeh was improved as we learned' to give im- promptu orations and use fleseriptive sen- tenees. Seniors lalrorell over three term papers and juniors sturliefl eomposition aml Ameriean literature. Sentenee strueture and punetuation were weaknesses whieh hail to be ironed out before we left these ivyefl halls. lfooperatire lfnglish tests giren to fresh- men, sophomores. juniors anll seniors., showell that u'e ratell arerage in eomparison with sehools of other states throughout the We M astered the Ya nation. Our rating in eff 'Ten ss of Caesar tlreooc LY Vlgogien dnversf igdtlge ht 1 g , Y 9 OFYI' O ISCUSSIOU O C 'lC pression was alrore arerag fprd, Q. ie I-lansberry, Bob Moss, Virginia L is er, y artin ' Marilyn Fuller, Loyce anc s l'l6l3s,l ney, Bill Moss, lohn X and Pauline Saldivar in S ' , Y iar English class. Page 24 X ,

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A-TV Madrigcxl Singers Bruce Beach, Bob Mastin, Nancy Pscherer, Marlene Hill, Belly Brestel, Barbara Gilmore, Caryol Clausen, loaurie Hiie, Sian Wimberley arid Harry Rapp eri- tered the district music coriiesl. i x-X. . f Witli Soaring Hearts llusir. slrong mul suwfvl. was lwarfl as Ihr' nlixvrl vhorus ronlrihulvll lhv lwauly of songs lo K1'llfll1'f' High Srhool. l'm1a'r Ihr' 'lirvrlion of .Wiss lilizalwlh lfummings, Ihr' nwmlwrs of Ihr' rhorus plvaswl vrvryolu' irilh surh rarivrl svlvrlions as Dry lf0lIl'S,M I Hvar .lmvrira Singing. Srliulwrfs .-Irv Marin and many others. Entertaining llw public' for o4'a'asions, Ihvy presvntvll programs al lhv rollvgv von- vorations and for 1-ily virif' groupsg thvy also lravvllerl lo Hastings and llrarul Island. Learning lo sing in harmony anrl hlvnll- ing our roirvs in song we gan' music' lo Ihr' lifa' of KHS. l'l'l'S0lIlH'1 of tho rhorus ilu'lu111'1l: ,lanvl Page JU IIISSG DILIE CIIIQ QOIG YODGS .,f,n ,..,,' 1A,.,: 1, . ff' CIC' .' ITC, Y. 'Z 'In If Z