Plattsmouth High School - Plattonian Yearbook (Plattsmouth, NE)

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-EngCttk Kwi QpctMl h Better f$ Powu-Yma ChoMoMjQb The English department stresses reading, writing, speaking, and that communicating is the foundation of all education. Judith Waytashek runs off a test on the spirit duplicator. B. S. -Nebraska University; English 11. Margaret Kroese, English 12 and geometry, and Jeannette Miller, English 9, confer about English assignments. Margaret Kroese--B. S. C. -- Nebraska University; M. A. —Nebraska Univer- sity. Jeannette Miller—B. A. --Midland College. Jean Eisenhauer reminds the class that two English workbook pages are due. B. A.--Dana College, Blair, Nebraska; English 12. Linda Yagel helps Cindy Fitzpatrick translate her Spanish lesson. B. A. —Westmar College, Le Mar, Iowa; Spanish I, II, Student Council Advisor, Spanish Club Advisor. Cecil Comstock reads from a literature book to his class. B. S. --Nebraska University; M. A. —Omaha University; English 10.

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-Business SkMs, Vottritimals P'lAJpOJuoAttw The business department pre- pares students in the skills of typing, shorthand, law, econ- omics, and bookkeeping. Marshall Adams shows Sonjia Osthus the errors on her paper in office practice. B. A. -- Kearney State College; Business Education, Assistant Coach. Carol Daffer helps Philip Lepert with a technicality in one of his typing jobs. Practice teacher from Peru State College the First Semester. Joseph Am listens in on the conversation as Linda Ford and Elaine Sharp prepare for a group discussion in eco- nomics. B. S. - -Omaha University; Business Educa- tion, Newspaper Advisor. Marlin Danielson introduces the subject line in type- writing I. B. S. --Peru State College; Business Education, Yearbook Advisor, Junior Class Advisor. -LtjytO iy CjMuiMMt, Ct ssfo Boohs Add £ub$t i Tb Study The librarian supports the education program by providing publications, new books, pamphlets, magazines, and personal assistance. Mildred Stewart arranges one of her many bulletin boards. B. A. - Baker University, Baldwin, Kansas; M. S.--Peru State College. 6

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 Tft QcJteMXM OttoudAfo PiotCeiM A uAj$ts With tools in hand, students are beginning to apply their knowledge from books and the class- room to interesting laboratory experiments. The laboratory equipment gives each pupil an opportunity to pursue and find for himself the true secrets of the scientific world in their real prospectives. Donald Sachs and David Thiessen, juniors, hope their experiment works as it should in chemistry class, fourth hour. Donald Freeburg shows Senior Richard Osterholm his findings in Biology II, second hour. B. S. -- Tarkio College, Tarkio, Missouri; Biology I, II, Track Coach. Herbert Brown offers individual help to juniors, Robert Fuller and William Rishel, in a chemistry lab. B. S. --Peru State College, M. S. Omaha University; Chemistry, General Science. Here's its sternocleidomastoideus muscle, exclaims Philip Meisinger to Richard Spangler as the seniors examine their dissection of a cat. Richard Nelson answers a puzzling question asked by a student. B. A. --Nebraska Wesleyan University; Biology, Basketball Coach, General Science.