Platteview High School - Trojan Yearbook (Platteview, NE)

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Mr. Landberg emphasis how Mary Law should sing that note. Mr. Landberg expressed his talent through the many songs that the glee sang. Landberg’s Voice Mr. Landberg’s flowing hands of direction and golden tones set the atmosphere in the glee room. All the glee students seem to enjoy themselves the most when they can belt out the current popular tunes. The girls glee vigorously works on a song for contest. 28

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Mrs. Luttman displays a common division problem on the board for her students. Mrs. Luttman is willing to help clear up any Algebra stumper for her students. Luttman Lays A Foundation That Stays Mrs. Luttman prepares the eighth grade students for what's coming up next year in her Algebra class. After getting the positive and negative of a number straight, they face the problem of finding it's place on the number line. Scott Weighner shows Debbie WUcoxin the fundamentals of a graph. Mrs. Luttman provides individual assist- ance with any difficulty they may have. 27

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The band prepares to play another song as it marches in a parade. Leigh's Baton This year the band found itself marching not only at the favorite half-time football shows, but also in competition at Peru, Plattsmouth and Pershing Auditorium. At the end of the marching season, each member realized the value of those before school rehearsals. Mr. Leigh disciplined his students through hard hours of practice. The sign, Robert E. Leigh Marches Again, was put up by the spirited band mem- bers at Pershing. 29