Longfellow High School - Log Yearbook (Kearney, NE)

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-H- Loolning over The schedule for baske+baII are These boys phys. ed. sfudenis, Don McKenzie, Sian Taium, Gerald York, Harry Wallace and Bob Brooke. Trying a new eTTecT in our ChrisTmas program, The chorus began by singing SilenT NighT Trom The balcony of The Junior High AudiTorium. The audi- Torium was compleTely darlc as The voices came Trom above giving a very wierd echo eTTecT. ATTer pro- ceeding down The aisles, The lighTs sTiIl noT on, The chorus approached The sTage which was decoraTed wiTh a huge church window, wiTh lighTs shining Through iT and The gold pipes oT a church organ. As The chorus sang Their selecTions, The house lighTs gradually goT lighTer and lighTer, unTil aT The end oT The program The lighTs were very brighT and Two huge ChrisTmas Trees, one on each side oT The sTage, were liT wiTh very colorTul lighTs. Two oT our ballerinas, Carol Ericlcson and Jaclrie Parker, pre- senTed a baIIeT To Tchailcovslcy's Sugar Plum Fairy. Our high school band, malcing iTs TirsT concerT per- Coaching 'foofball and Teaching physical educafion classes 'finds Mr. Joe Greeno always busy some place on The campus. Tormance, concluded The ChrisTmas program wiTh several numbers. The day beTore ChrisTmas vacaTion, mosT oT our classes did Things o+her Than Their regular sTudies. For insTance, Mr. Busenbarlc gave The bi- ology sTudenTs a TesT. When he handed ouT The papers, we were surprised To Tind The words Merry ChrisTmas. The TesT was To Tind ouT how many bi- ology words could be made from The leTTers in Merry ChrisTmas. The iunior speech class played TwenTy guesTions Tor Their lasT day beTore The vacaTion. The secreTarial Training classes decoraTed The bulleTin board wiTh a huge SanTa Claus. l-'le was made oT red consTrucTion paper wiTh coTTon Tor his beard, eye lashes and Trimming Tor his suiT. Somefhing musf be funny because Doug Mayberry, Geffing an absenf slip from The high school secreTary Marilyn Landis, Claude Turnell, Bill York, Dale Lewis and Mrs. Phyllis Olsen, is Wayne BenneTT. Wallace Johnson, iunior English sTudenTs, look like They are enioying Themselves. PaQe 22

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Debale, iunior English and Drama Club occupy fhe fime of Mrs. Norma Gillming who was new fhis year. Presenfing a panel in speech are Anne Chrisfensen, Rufh Ann Carns, Gordon Broyhill and Marlin Heiden. ln our mechanical drawing class, we sludied The lundamenfals of drawing a+lrac+ive ooslers and various olher fhings. We found a very inleresling laslc in making lhe clnarrs and poslers concerning The percenlaqe of sfudenfs now arlending school and lhoie who will sfarl school, We did fliis in connecfion with flwe survey laken by +he reachers. 'lOur lowni' was read in The iunior English Clase. Besides fhis olay, we sludied rnany olher liler- ary worlcs lo add fo fhe inferesl ol our Class. ml l , The periodic char? of fhe afoms is examined by Marilyn Burfon, Leona Schoeberl, Donald Darling, Dwaine Alcorn, Dale Wagner and Ronald Piesler. Balancing books isn'1 always fhe easiesf lhing fo do ac cording ro Nina HeHler, Marge Snyder, Delores Thomas and Janeen Donlay who lale boolieeping. CE

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Shown above is Miss Alia Kirsch's German class, fhe Poin+ing ouf some of The imporfanf picfures from Ham- flrs+ of fhe fhree classes fhaf reached IOOVQ in fha Log sales, lei' fo James Prafher is Marilyn Krumbaclx. fherefore winning a free picfure in fhe Log. In geomefry, we decorafed fhe room for Chrisfmas wifh ornamenfs we had made fo repre- senf fhe figures we sfudied in our lessons. Our German and Lafin classes combined and sang Chrisfmas carols in fhe halls during The Chrisfmas holiday season. Some of our fellow sfu- denfs couldn r quife undersfand fhe words, buf fhe funes were all familiar fo everyone. The German class also had a big Chrisfmas parfy af fhe home of Fraulein Kirsch. We afe hearfily all fhe German food which she prepared for us. Thai was an occasion we won'f forgef. We spenf mosf of our 'rime in advanced al- gebra finding fhe solufions fo all fhe differenf fypes of equafions and problems. Our girls physical educafion classes furnished enferfainmenf for The halves of fhe firsf four bas- lcefball games. We did such Things as playing bas- lcefball, volleyball and square dancing. Many fimes our halls loolced like fhose of a hospifal, wifh some of fhe girls limping fo and from classes. Affer invesfigafion, we found fhaf lhey had merely had an hour of exercises fhe day before or had been fumbling and accidenfly missed fhe mafs. Helping us find iobs and fhen feaching us how fo keep fhem, is our frades and in- dusfries feacher, Mr. Eldon Hayward. l q -Q -4. I, lx if, a Preparing for fheir fufure vocafions in fhe frades and indusfry classes are Mildred Skillman, Delores McDowell, Joyce Kegley, Elvin Daugherfy, Freda Nine and Dean Packer. Page 23