McCook College - Chieftain Yearbook (McCook, NE)

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HERE ' S MY TOPIC. Steve Frazier initials his term paper topic. Don Hauxwell, Mary Kay Stromp, Carol Ruppert, Linda Peterson, Kath- erine Seybold and Robert Belknap wait their turn. ON YOUR MARK, READY! Harold David- son, Delinn Clonch, Letha Wolf, Dixie Bilsing, Ruth Janish and Gaylord Logan get ready for a speed test in Miss Bearg ' s class. DEFINITIONS, DEFINITIONS. Ron Hill reads the words while Mildred Fritche, Mona Kay Bauerle, Lynn Kerst and Allen Smith copy the words and prepare to look up defini- tions. THIS IS THE RIGHT WAY, James Rayer, Kenneth Frick, Margaret Hand, Jerri Murphy and James Koetter see the proper way to dia- gram clauses as demonstrated in Mr. Wright ' s class. HERE ' S THE MISTAKE. Darwin Voss shows mistakes of the diagram to Marilyn Crawford and Claryce Allison. Garry Randolph, Dean Mills and Rodney Petsch have trouble yet IS THIS AN ADJECTIVE OR ADVERB? Byron Loescher, Richard Decker, Larry Ran- dolph, John Ray, Richard Kowalski and Mike Fitzpatrick pick out the parts of sentences.

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IT ' S THE LAW. Patsy Snodderly delivers her opinions on business legalities to: Donna Rails- back, Bob Malleck, Larry Unger, Rodney Swan- son and Jude Byrne in business law. CAPITALISM OR SOCIALISM? Lowell Dar- ling outlines a fine point of business as Calvin Alexander, Darrell Malleck, Lee Fortin, Jim Almquist and Donna Railsback help. CHAUCER COMES ALIVE. Ray Finch points to an amusing panel of early English. Jeannie Armstrong, Ida Mae Gilliland, Jean Boyle, Lowell Gilliland and Ernie Wach look. BRAINS AT REST. Dick Hahn, Jim McNeill, Boyd Ochsner, Jim Premer, Dennis Worley and Jim Nantau, look up for a minute from one of their rough physics problems. EVERYONE READY? Joan Hummel, Le Ann Lindbeck, Gene Jaeger, Wally Sedden, Gary Randal, Karen Scott and Jerry Bruntz check details for one of Mr. Wright ' s $64,000 guizzes.

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THE CUTUPS. Clothing selection class lays out skirt patterns. Shown are Marjorie Taylor, Marilyn Meyers, Sylvia Vap, Jo Ann Van Donge, Frances Search, and Barbara Dexter. ARTISTS AT WORK Future engineers Jack Baker, Marvin Dean, Jim Premer, Jim Mcll- moyle, Don Crum, Richard Ruby, and Bob Modrell are practicing drawing, using triangles. ADDING IT UP. Doug Coder, Darrell Ben- jamin, Ivan Schmid, Darwin Felker, Kenneth Frick, Dan Young, and Judy Johnson straight- en up the record books for accounting class. TOO FAR FROM ARIZONA? Bill Austin points to a history class map as Karen John- son, Rosanne Hassler, Barbara Redfeldt, Steve Southard, Marjorie Olson, and Jerry Bennett look on. HIGH OFF THE HOG. Agriculture students Doyle Dawson, Nason Wilson, Fred Hummer, Dean Mills, and Dan Andrijeski critically view charts of pork and beef cuts of meat. SATISFIED WITH THE GRADE? Cecil Johnson, Ewald Koch, Jim App, Rich Mialki, Gary Rowe, and Lloyd Benjamin, all advanced mathematics students, look at a tough problem.