Norfolk High School - Milestone Yearbook (Norfolk, NE)

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Service Groups Aid Classrooms There are two groups of students around Norfolk Senior High who are always ready and equipped to lend a helping hand. These are the student librarians and projectionists at NHS. They help to set up the projectors and run the film in the different classrooms. Students handle most of the facets of the library. They assist in finding books and magazines and checking in and out all materials. They take care of over-due books and send notices to students having them. When the belt rings in 209, student iibrarian Helen Rus is greeted by an influx of economics books. Miss Engeline Marotz Library Library Club Senior sponsor Donald J. Meilike Audio-Visual Aids Projectionists Projectionists Ron Johnson and Aaron Volkman seem to be getting all wrapped up in their work.

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Skills Developed in Home Projects Freshman vocational agriculture student Randy Klug labors in the shop on a gate project. Beth Smith, junior, works on her project, a suit, for home economics course. Whether a student is building a cabinet or sewing a dress he is learning the practical application of his studies. In both vocational agriculture and home economics they are able to see the immediate results of their leaning. In vo ag boys learn the basic skills of carpentry and agriculture. The boys utilize these talents and many mothers come up with an extra end-table or a newly-built book case. For the girls, home ec gives them a chance to learn and practice such skills as cooking, sewing, and home planning and relations. James Kent Vocational Agriculture FFA Dean McConnell Shop Junior Sponsor Mrs. Gwen Wei he Home Economics FHA Mrs. Karen Zaruba Home Economics 22

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Curriculum Offers Three Tongues Miss Blanche Collins Latin Junior sponsor Mrs. Marguerite Hoffman Spanish World history Spanish Club sponsor Junior sponsor Paul Peister English 5 F rench French Club Senora Hoffman and Carlos Moore carry on a fluent Spanish conversation, as Spanish students Terry Liedke and Melanie Johnson look on. Three different foreign languages are offered in senior high's curriculum. Latin, Spanish, and French, all of which are offered as two-year courses, provide interesting and enlightening study. Study in these foreign languages begins with simple introductory words and phrases such as Oui, Monsieur. As study continues, it becomes increasingly complicated until a second year student of any of these languages can carry on a full-fledged conversation. Monsieur Peister explains the punctuation of francais on the black board.