Pawnee City High School - Indian Yearbook (Pawnee City, NE)

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Mrs. Edna Richardson teaches Junior High Math and Art. She has a B.A.,and attended the University of Nebraska and also the Nebraska State Teachers College at Peru. Mrs. Richardson has been with us for 16 years. Student Teachers for Home Ec. this year were: First Semester, Carolyn Gosch and Sharon Stevens; second semester, Glenis Behrens and Jane Price. Prestige was added to the Homemaking De- artment with niversity of Nebraska's stu- dent teachers. Mr. Richard Reed teaches Junior High Social Studies and Science. He went to Tarkio College, Missouri, where he received his B.S. Degree. This was Mr. Reed's first year with us. Mrs. Mildred Hunzeker. Sixth Grade, eight years; Mrs. Irene Baker, Kindergarten, eleven years; Mrs. Pauline Poteet Second Grade, eighteen years; Mrs. Genevieve Graham, First Grade, eleven years: Mrs. Alice Brackett, Third Grade thirty-nine years; Mrs. Ruth Clarke, Fifth Grade, fourteen years; Mrs. Eileen Johnson, Elementarv Clark, nine years; Mrs. Margaret Schrepel. Fourth Grade, five years.

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Miss Marilyn Penner teaches Algebra 9 Advanced Algebra ana General Math. She has a B.S. from the University of Nebraska. This is Mi6s Penner's first year here and she was co-sponsor of the Pep Club. Mr. Donald Deweber teaches General Science 9, Social Studies 9-10, and Biology. He has a B.S. and has attended Manchester College in Indiana. He was co-sponsor of the Sophomore class during this, his first year at PCHS. rhe teachers are also busy with many other activities, lere Mrs. Rosenbaum and Mr. Reed sell tickets at ne of the basketball games. This is Mr. Clyde Volz's second year at Pawnee. He teaches A- m e r i c a n Prob- 1 e m s and A- merican Histon’ 11. He is also as- sistant coach and has a B.A. from Doane College. He was also co- sponsor of the Freshman class.

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ft ux jkjjAJjo AlivuW — . fcflJ f1 Jfro Ou JjUUli' Judy, Linda, Shirley, Santa Claus TVtUfa ' A Ti lKtCX 7( lKcteSll lKct Songs of good cheer are heard in the air as winter festivities appear on our calendars. Our basketball team has gotten off to a great start, we really have something to be happy about. The Christmas spirit fills everyone’s heart as he shops for a toy to admit him to the FHA Christmas Dance. Songs of peace, and good will toward men float over the building as the vocal department prepares for the Vesper Services. Santa comes and Santa goes and the winter months stretch ahead of us, broken only by report cards band concerts, basketball games, snowball fights, lyceums, blizzards and another report card. Our basketball team has really come through for us and the cheering crowds were highly rewarded by their fine representation at the Southeast Border Tournament. Into the minds filled with thoughts of ice, snow and dreary tests comes a new and interesting thought. Our Carnival offers a welcome relief and is met with high spirits. It is truly a gala affair and we crown our King and Queen of hearts amid an enchanted Fairyland. The days grow longer, the sun begins to melt the snow, the carols disappear from the hallowed halls, as Mother Nature turns over a new leaf, we too wait expectantly to see what the future has to offer. 19