Plattsmouth High School - Plattonian Yearbook (Plattsmouth, NE)

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» Physical £du Xi£Lotis, -lb £ ttodusbucJl Aito Weigfifti Rvt Vocation Minerva Schliefert shows Donna Teal the techniques of making divinity in Home Economics II, first hour. B. S. -- Nebraska University; Master in Vocational Home Economics. Loraine Ranney helps Cheryl Schneider and Jo Ann Neal, freshmen, make last-minute changes on the table for the faculty tea. B. S. --Nebraska Uni- versity; Home Economics I, II. Ann Williams, second semester, and Linnea Baney, first semester, discuss the exercise schedule of the day for their Girls' Physical Education classes. Ann Williams--B. A. -- Kearney State College; Physical Education. Linnea Baney--B. S. - -Peru State College; Physical Education. Cecil McKnight, Industrial Arts II, III, and Freshman Basketball Coach, and Victor Larson, Industrial Arts I and Mechanical Drawing, col- laborate on the use of the jointer. Cecil McKnight--B. S. - -Peru State College. Victor Larson--B. A.--Kearney State College. Leonard Bircher instructs Michael Stastka in the art of doing a set-up in Boys' Physical Educa- tion class, third hour. B. A.--Wayne State College; Physical Education. 11

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-f-fiStouj Relates Past f-ZapiDeoings T PiMQut Geography is the study of the landscape of the land. Many maps are involved in this course. Lowell Johnson writes a tax prob- lem on the blackboard as the seniors study Income Tax. B. A. Nebraska Wesleyan University; M. A. --Nebraska University; American Government, Track Coach. Students in world history become more acquainted with past happenings pertaining to the world and how they affect us today. In American History study from the beginning of America, through all events of the molding of Amer- ica, to the present day. Joseph Carlisi lectures to his American History Class. B. S. Tarkio College, Tarkio, Missouri; American History, Assistant Coach. All seniors are required to take American Govern- ment. This includes a detailed study of the United States government as stated in the Constitution. Joseph Chamberlain staples tests for his American History class. Practice teacher from Peru State College the first semester. Norris Hale reviews his class for the American History test. B. S. -- Peru State College; M. E. --Nebras- ka University; American History, Football Coach. Charles Caverzagie speaks to his World History class. B. S. —Peru State College; World History.

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 Uttity TCtfoufo Aw Rw Op bCtiiou Martha Williams, secretary to the superintendent, adds a long column of figures. Jessie Whalen, counselor and assistant principal talks to Bradley Bourne and Donald Story about test results. Margaret Carr, secretary to the principal, looks for something in the files. The office girls--Gloria Rozell, Sharon Rouse, Nannette Nelson, Linda Arends, Kathy Stapp, Dixie O'Donnell, Bonnie Welstead, and Mary Schuetz--help out in the office. Dean Meisinger, student counselor, advises Sam Oenning on a class to take.