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Working ag boys are Loren Laue Ioe De Laet Roland Murrish Darol Smallcomb and Nelson Merryman Hdvantages ol reading good books are explained to Monica Taubenheim, Paul Mullowney. Stanley Lambert. Dale Lewis, Carolyn Moss, Marilyn Landis and Darlene Triplett by Doris Callen. Practicing marching for the games took up a good deal of their time for the first school quarter. They were on the field every morning at 8 o'clock to brush up on drill marching, We thought the best drill they had was the one that spelled out the words 'Coach foe. Trips out of town usually add spice to school days and the bands journey to Lin- coln was no exception, Band Day in Lincoln added a lot of fun to the school year of events. Watching other bands drill and viewing some beautiful floats helped to make their day complete. The orchestra rated honors at the music clinic held in Omaha when Eugene Cerny was chosen concert master for the perform, fl. Problems ol bookkeeping are being solved by Betty Urness. Barbara York. Iackie Swain, Darlene Carlson. Irene Fairfield and Marie Rdelung. ance of the orchestra. This trip proved to be a highlight for both loand and orchestra members, Examining an issue of the Echo in ioumalism are Mary Kotsiopulos. Donna Ferguson. Io McKean, Peggy Crowley. Iane Randall and Mary Helen Wright.
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Becoming careful drivers will be a task left up to Frances Hebb. Gaylen Murrish. Paul Farm, Rosalee Peterson and Delores Thomas after they complete the course in drivers education. Giving out with a lusty song are these German stu- dents. Eugenia Cams. Marcele Von Behren, Stan Wim- berly. Nick Kavadas and Marilyn Burton led by Bob Wetovick. fxcitement Wa High Twenty-one members ot the journalism class attended panel discussions, heard lec- tures, entered writing contests and had a good time at the journalism convention held in Lincoln on November 4 and 5. Two mem- bers ot the class, Ianet Htwater and Donna Ferguson, had the honor of working on the Daily Nebraskan, Beside meeting old ac- quaintances who were attending the univer- sity, they also saw plays put on by students oi the university. The crowning social event was the dance presented at the Student Union, which they were invited to attend. The junior speech class had its share of amusement provided by speeches given in that class. When a white pig made its ap- pearance with its owner, Myron Bennett, who wanted to give a sales talk on it, they adopted the pig as their pet and class mas- cot. However, besides being entertained by some ot their speeches, they also learned the fundamentals of good speaking by giv- ing banquet speeches and other types of talks that are necessary for public speaking. ln bygone days, education consisted mainly of reading, riting and rithrneticf' but our schooling included many things. Drivers education was a new class that taught students to drive carefully and sane- ly. Pllthough at times we wondered about the saneness ol backing up and down reser- voir hill, as they had to do in order to pass the course. No doubt, this would be quite a feat tor an experienced driver, but even those who were beginning, learned to do this ably and well. We tackle anything is the motto ol these shop boys Iim Hoffman George Smith Lynn De Laet and Hubert Frank Page 18
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