Nederland High School - Nugget Yearbook (Nederland, CO)

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2 Q, A, F5 we I 1 ., .rig t r r , issswzza. E an ,giygrlr .g -:wmeifsfs Q fl ' 55 Wt 'fail if i 2 . sscs I I I as 1 ' .il 2 i t-vw-fav if fwff ' fig-gif i I 1 I ,gifgrg , ttrt ' q ,I I ?l-gist t ' x ai 'M v A '32, I I .af l Q. - gi: ie ,, I -. 2 .wmv-. STANDING: Paul Ryplewski, Roger Snell, Rodney Glasser, Iohn Snell, Iim Baczkowski, Mrs. Cochran. SITTING: Danny Gaetzke, Karen Killip, Rayetta Roush, Helen Gullett, and Dwight Hight. ewripafaer ol? fafy A library is ineffective unless the students enjoy the books and un- derstand how to use the reference materials provided. English classes have taught the use of specific library tools . . .the curriculum of the school has been in tegrated around materials available. the efficiency resourcefulness, and interest of the two librarians have made possible pleasant library surroundings. . . circulation of books-- the biggest we've ever had. This year the newspaper staff has com- pletely revamped all of the methods previously used. First of all the name was changed from The Nugget to The Panther's Purr . Second the paper's master stencils are being cut by an electronic process. The paper is then mimeo- graphed from these stencils. Third, through the selling of ads, the staff has been able to provide a free copy of the paper to anyone who wishes to have one. The staff hada struggle at first when trying to meet deadlines and getting accus tomed to the new process, but soon things were smoothed out and a consistently good paper was published for the school and community. Eva Trujillo, Linda Wilson, and Mrs. Cochran.

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F TOP ROW: D. Roush, I. Slovek, D. Gaetzke, T. Benson, D. Washburn, P. Ryplewski, G. Wise Richards Iones, S Kutscher, , and Mr. Demmon. NEXT ROW: B. Blackburn, I. Baczkowski, K. Braun, R. , P. Riley, M. Franklin, B. Grant, and L. Gullett. NEXT ROW: B. Bowker, C. . Littler, S. Archuleta, C. Grant, C. Clemmer, and G. Slovek. KNEELING: I. T. Gaetzke, and B. Poe. TOP ROW: K. Braun, R. Richards, I. Slovek, D. Gaetzke, R. Snell, D. Washburn, F. Grigerek, Gullett, and Mr. Demmon. NEXT ROW: M. Steele, C. Berni, G. Snell, B. Blackburn, B. Smith, McKim, M. Franklin, S. Morgan, V. Shaball, and H. Richards. NEXT ROW: K. Hight, K. Braun, Baczkowski, H. Gullett, Judy Williams, D. Bowker, C. Littler, and C. Clemmer. KNEELING: .,,. . ,i- 5 K O Ea-HJ We are proud of our choir because it has improved very much under the direc-- tion of Mr. Demmon. Officers were elected to help the teacher in choir or- ganization and in presentation of spe- cial programs. Pres- ident: Harriet Richards, Vice- President: Danny Gaetzke. CLOITQJ L. I. I. Nederland now has a band to be proud of. The amel ioration of the Nederland High School Band this year is quite ap- parent. Under the direction of Mr. Demmon the band has met the stand- ards set for these past two semesters The subsequent goals will be much higher than those we have now.

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FIRST ROW: Connie Clemmer, Dan Glasser, David Foster, Mr. Atencio. SECOND ROW: Faye Mills, Kaye Mills, Roger Snell. THIRD ROW: Gary Snell, Harriet Richards, Karen Braun, John Slovek. STANDING: Tom Benson. With the help of our sponsors, Mr. Atencio and Mr. Bennington, the Student Council has introduced a new method of controlling the inter-school activities and proceeds. This new method has proved to be quite beneficial and informative. The Student Council has meetings on every Friday during the activity period to discuss activities and projects. :L- .S7fllJeI'lt COMIICL