Neenah High School - Rocket Yearbook (Neenah, WI)

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Duplicating is an important part of omce work Judy Bramer Nola Harder and Patsy Ruscher proof read theur masters to make sure they wnll be run oft correctly In ottice practnce sensor gurls learn many skulls that wull help them an thelr careers as typasts stenographers and secretaries PREPARING FCDR THE FUTURE Art students added much to our school spurlt durung the football season with their umque bulletin boards Sharon Nelson Cathy Sylvander Sandee Weyenberg and Sharon Johnson put the flmshang touches on the neblsh which served as the symbol of our Homecoming festivities Study halls afford an opportun :ty for concentratnon and work on assrgnments Free peruods may be spent elther nn study halls or domg research nn the lubrary Intent on thenr respectnve sublects are Jam Anderson and Gaul DeWald

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LEARN SKILLS Music is the universal language as expressed by the liquid tones of the clarinets Helen Tolversen and Joan Plucker are intent on a score during a practice session Musical appreciation enriches the lives of the student body When problems become too difficut students often turn to their teachers for further explanations. Michelle Schwerin seeks help from Miss Peterson about her Latin translation of Caesars Gallic wars. Keeping posted on the changing world Sara Martin and Sue Grupe keep the civics bulletin board up to date. Throughout our four years of high school current events are stressed in our curriculum. Periodicals give us a pros- pective of the new while news broadcasts present up-to- the-minute coverage. 17

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In the era of the sputniks the scnence of mathematics has truly come Into nts own The need for ad vanced mathematics nn the flelds of nuclear frssnon space prolects well as an the meduum of busnness and engnneerlng becomes more pressrng every year Shown here workung a problem an salad geom etry are Bull Ellns Arnold Peterson and Roy McManus Introducing Among the new faces whuch have ap peared thus year on the faculty the most recent ns Mr Lyle Murley Mr Murley re placed Mass Ellzabeth Andrew as the sensor Englnsh teacher at the semester A recent graduate of Saint Olaf College rn North field Minnesota hrs college sprrnt has blended successfully unto the classroom at mosphere Here two of hrs students Jerry Erdman and Sue Brertenbach rnquure about an assignment nn English literature iw- Nl.. Wnth the begnnnung of the second semester of the school vear Dr Don old Scott was added to the faculty of the Neenah Public Schools Superm tendent Harold Mennes welcomes Dr Scott a graduate of the Umversuty of Wrsconsln to has new dutres as Nee nah s flrst Director of Currrculum 19 . I 4 - I A . . I . I as 9 Q K . . , 5 , g 1 1 I . . . ,, A ' l lk 1 1 . X ' I I xl . . . g ' Q I A Y r . 'kf'5 -Q-wr - iss. l . I ' ' lux I I . , . .