Norfolk High School - Milestone Yearbook (Norfolk, NE)

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ABOVE: The menacing sparks of a welder light up the room as Richard Behmer and Rod Volquardsen do some welding on a trailer. RIGHT: Ronnie Nielson builds up an impressive mountain of wood shavings as he planes a piece of wood for a project in machine woods class. 20

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Outside World Presents Numerous Problems From the legendary battlefields of the Revolutionary War to the modern civil rights battlefields of today's Harlem and Watts, NHS history students explored every facet of yesterday's and today's history intnecurriculum. History students progressed from making and exploring maps of the world to discussing social and cultural problems in the four years history was offered. Highlighting their four years was County Government Day. Juniors threw themselves into making their year one of the best yet. No matter what the class, students had their eyes on their future world. LEFT: Janie Kimbel constructs a Taj Mahal forher world history class project. BELOW: World problems are magnified as Ginny Ahlmann searches for a country in the news. 19

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Practical Knowledge Is Learned at NHS Basic skills were taught in such subjects as vocational agriculture, woods, and metals. The boys learned things like plumbing, carpentry, buildingprocedures, and working with electricity. This year in home-ec, not only were the age-old skills of cooking and sewing taught, but also the girls learned such things as filling out income-tax forms, and managing money LEFT: Oh great, they caught me at my worst moment thinks Carolyn McCain as she poses not for the camera but to have her hem measured. BELOW: Tanya Leicher works diligently on her sewing project with wearing her outfit as her el dorado. Sherrie Brandenburg Home-ec Marilyn Horsley Home-ec James Kent Vocational agriculture Dean Me Connell Machine Woods Metals Welding 21