Nevada High School - Nevamo Yearbook (Nevada, MO)

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Enfering Senior High Marching proudly into the senior high section this year, Freshmen find they have other changes in school life. This year they can have a choice of a few of their classes while before they had no electives. Again they will meet new faces, new teachers, and more new routines. This year they have double pleasures, for they are interested in both junior high and senior high activities. Homecoming dance, senior high anti-Van, Tigerettes, and senior high sports are a part of their added fun in high school. Freshmen have to look up to the Seniors, but this fact they balance by being able to look down on the Seventh Graders. J X PLUS Y EQUALS ALGEBRA . . . ' ' Julie Dahmer, Linda Shumaker, and Dale Johnston are practicing ties. LINE UP . . . Mrs. Pickens, John Q4 j', Musick, Stanley Shepard, Lorrie Oyer, Johnny Ogle, and Becky summer Night's Dream. f K, multiplication of algebraic quanti- Shafer read their lines from Mid-

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Stepping Along . . . WHAT DOES THAT SAY? . . . Latin students write out their translations of the story of Caesar. No longer green, but still not regarded as upper classmen, the Sophomores begin their tenth year of school. This year marks the first in which they are in no way involved with junior high organizations . Required subjects for this year are world history, English, health, and drivers' training. THIS IS A CAR , , , Mr. Dehon tells his students on their first day of instruction the dangers of careless and reck less driving. C1 SCSU ' Wffff f-'fwfsf-sf fem if r K Q. Y ,K 1' X i 20