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

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Building And Construction Builds House 6 The Building and Construction class, taught by Mr. Ron Booth, has the responsibility every year of building a house from beginning to end. This year they built a Cape Cod styled house for Mr. Ken Clark, industrial arts teacher at NCHS. 1. Dave Stukenholtz (LEFT) and Sheldon Sharp work on the skeleton frame of the house. 2. Jim Schneider (LEFT) and Louie Peterson nail molding around the kitchen window. 3. (FROM LEFT) Dave Patton. Dave Stukenholtz. and Dave Heng work on the house's siding.

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Math Analysis Class Starts Tradition The Math Analysis class taught by Mr. Walter Belding started a tradition in the form of The Big M. A. C. (Math Analysis Club). This is a class composed of seniors only, and their main activity (and their favorite) was taking field trips across the hall to the Home Ec room where they helped themselves to goodies prepared by the foods classes. 1. Some of the many awards won by the members of the large and active FFA. 2. Big M. A. C. (Math Analysis Club) members are (FRONT ROW) Kevin Sharp, James Neil. Mike Arthur, and Mr. Walt Belding. teacher-sponsor. BACK ROW: Brent Timko, Lonnie Neeman, Carl Cook. Greg Mann. John Schneider. Todd Dawson. Scott Simms. Tim Woodruff, David Ailes, and Joni Yost. 5

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Activities Jeans are playing a very important role in the dress of the students at NCHS. Included in the dress of every student is at least one pair of jeans. Many students though, own a variety. They serve as practical attire and are very comfortable, besides they go with practically everything. Students have gone to the more dressy jeans. These have assorted styles with rope braids, rainbow trim, cut-out stars, leather strips, many pockets, crazy stitching, etc. The styles are too numerous to mention. The only drawback to jeans is the price. They run from $20 to $26 a pair pretty outrageous for a student on a high school budget. 7