Platteview High School - Trojan Yearbook (Platteview, NE)

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Mr. Sayer's shop class works very hard, but Lynn Beins seems to be elsewhere with wondering thoughts. Mike Broshears diligently works on his shop table. Mr. Sayer Supervises The “Mill” Mr. Sayer's shop classes re- volve around the main idea of industrial arts. His classes consist of small wooden pro- jects for the Junior High to mechanical drawing and weld- ing for the Senior boys. Each course gives a boy a better perspective into the world of industry. Mr. Sayer explains the fundamen- tals of drafting. 25

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Miss Saltmarsh displays her talent in Terri Rickard observes herself in a garment she made and tries to decide the field of Home Economics. if she likes it or not. M iss Saltmarsh Supervises The Kitchen Christy Sands carefully irons her newly sewn project in hope of getting a good grade. 24 Miss Saltmarsh introduced a new course into the study of Home Economics other than cook- ing and sewing. ’’When You Marry prepared the Senior girls for marriage. Many group discussions were held including a question and answer panel with a group of boys on the sub- ject of dating. Chris Palmer ponders about the talent it takes to stick those sharp dangerous pins into that fabric.

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Mr. McCurley's geometry class works on their assignment. Mr. McCurley Believes In The Students, And Works For Them Geometry and Trigonometry are two of the math classes under Mr. McCurley's in- struction. With a compass and a protractor. Geometry students learn to bisect arcs and locate internal tangents, while the Trig class delves into the abstract and the probable. Mr. McCurley’s smile melts his class Into stillness. Bob Nielsen and Robert Miller ask for advice from Mr. McCurley. 26