Menasha High School - Nicolet Yearbook (Menasha, WI)

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SEWING CLASS Lu Ann Collins is seen aT Lili one of The machines in The Q home economics room. Some- Times The finished arTicle fails To resemble iTs paTTerng how- ever, The girls realize ThaT skill in sewing requires pracTice. While developing This abiliTy, The sTudenTs also become famil- iar wiTh color and design in fashions. From Class to Class LlBRARY GEOMETRY CLASS D Ouchl cries Tom Resch as he jabs his finger wiTh The needle coming Through The paper. He and Jim STenson find curve- sTiTching an inTeresTing sidelighT of geomefry. BUT as Tom can TesTify, iT requires noT only pa- Tience and imaginafion, buT also a sTeady hand To work ouT an inTricaTe design. Besides having everyday applicaTions, geomefry offers many challenges and advenTures To The sTudenT seeking a sound maThemaTical background. P' The quieT aTmosphere of The library provides sTudenTs wiTh an excellenT opporTuniTy for serious sTudy. Engaging in deep ThoughT, Jerry TummeTT, Dave Schanke, and John Rem- mick consulf reference maTerial while preparing class assign- menTs. STudenTs find enioymenT and relaxaTion in exploring The many books and magazines available in The library.

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