Nebraska City High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Nebraska City, NE)

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VOCATIONAL AND BUSINESS EDUCATION Mr. Abernathy Mr. Clark Mrs. Daffer Mr. Feuerbacher Mr. Evans Miss Mathers Careful !!! Mr. Sorenson Mr. Williams Non college bound students have a variety of vocational courses to choose from at NCHS. Agriculture is the basis of our mid-western economy. A four year course is offered for our Future Farmers of America. Metal shop, wood shop, advanced shop, plus mechanical drawing are courses offered to the mechanically minded students at NCHS. The home is the backbone of our country and for NCHS girls there are a variety of homemaking courses available. For the business bound students typing, office courses, bookkeeping, business English and law, plus shorthand are offered. 14

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PHYSICAL EDUCATION An exquisite physique to go with our extraordinary minds is the goal of the PE department. Boy's and girl's physical education is required for all sophomores. Here students improve their physical ability while learning the importance of sportsmanship and fair play. Girls enjoy a variety of sports including volleyball, basketball, and deck tennis, as well as bowling, tennis, roller skating, and archery. For boys there are basketball, table tennis, and gymnastics. 13 Help !!! We want two !!

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COOKS AND CUSTODIANS y Mr. Renken Mr. Hillman Mr. Lewis Mr. O'Flaherty Fixing a healthy, balanced meal every day of the school year is tough, but the cooks at NCHS do an admirable job of trying to please everyone and yet give them what they need. Just as tough is the job of the custodians who, despite those who make their job tougher, keep a good disposition while keeping our school presentable. Although they get bugged and teased a lot, it's all in fun, and we truly appreciate all the work they do at NCHS. 15 Faithful, isn't he ?