Menasha High School - Nicolet Yearbook (Menasha, WI)

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1 The weather vane courageously reaches For the clouds in the intense blue of heaven. MUN M ZLL of Confenfzi 0' INTRODUCTION 1-3 If My 231 If A, FACULTY 9-14 A f XMI SENIQRS 15-so U IA If UNDERCLASSMEN 31-33 ACTIVITIES 39-74 ATHLETICS 75-96 SPONSORS 97-124 ADVERTISING 125 NICOLET INDEX 127

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Un the Scene Art As we enter the friendly at- mosphere of the art classroom, we note Hal jorgenson busily at work with water colors. Through experimentation in a variety of media, including papier-mache, clay, and copper enameling, young artists learn to express themselves more freely. Citizenship Current events provide an ever-changing background on the civics scene. Freshmen gain at least a speaking acquaintance with world affairs and national government. The annual green year tour of major industries in our area leads to a series of dis- cussions packed with questions. Perhaps the personality tests, which reveal surprising facts to those tested, cause the greatest comment and delight among the frosh. Home Economics A scene of industry prevails in the pleasant home economics class. High in interest for the girls this year was the sewing of clothes for the younger mem- bers of their families. Busy fin- gers turned colorful materials into gay shirts, frilly blouses. and full skirts. Here Nancy Hoerning guides a steady line of rickrack on a tiny tot's dress. 'rw . I -fe- ' 1 :lb W-.