Menasha High School - Nicolet Yearbook (Menasha, WI)

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STUDY HALL Any hour of the school day upon walk- ing into Study Hall, the students can be seen preparing tor their daily assign- ments. However, as soon as the last bell rings, the doors burst open and the stu- dents eagerly rush to their next class. ENGLISH CLASS When we quietly walked into a Senior English class, the students seemed so ab- sorbed in their studies that they hardly noticed the flash of the camera. As the year progresses, their iourney into the world ot literature will lead them into fascinating accounts with the works ot great English authors. PARENTS' NIGHT Parents were given a sample of their children's classes on Par- ents' Night held this year on November lO. On this night they attended each ot their child's classes for seven minutes. It was a worthwhile experi- ence tor both the parents and the teachers as they came to know each other better. 'I 4 ' '

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BAND With the downward stroke of a hand, the band issues forth sweet melodies for the spring band concert, peppy popular songs for basketball half-time, or for a lively school song. As concert time draws near, the band works even more ear- nestly in their struggle for per- fection. SPORTS For nearly two hours a day, either after school or in the evening, the varsity basketball team combines both skill and effort practicing for their weekly game. , L Q LEAVING SCHOOL After the 3:40 bell rings, lockers bang shut and students rush from school to the waiting school buses. These buses are often a major part in the life of a student, for on the daily rides to and from school he makes new friends, gets extra time to study, or finishes his lunch or breakfast.