Polk High School - Cub Yearbook (Polk, NE)

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MISS LENA BRYAN MR. WILLIAM SCHNACKENBERG MISS RUTH WINFIELD Algebra 9 Advanced Algebra Biology Chemistry Geometry Junior Class Sponsor Industrial Arts 9,10,11,12 Science 9 Football Coach Track Coach Assistant Basketball Coach Freshman Sponsor Language Arts 9,10,11,12 Librarian Journalism Sponsor Class Plays —Mliali Sc Loo 3 acu MR. JAMES KARLOFF MRS. GERRY McCORMICK MR. NORMAN MCINTOSH Physical Education 5-12 American History World History Basketball Coach Assistant Football Coach Assistant Track Coach Sophomore Sponsor Home Economics 9,10,11,12 Grade Music Pep Club Sponsor High School Music Band Sectional Music Junior Class Sponsor

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MR. McCORMICK, SUPERINTENDENT Mr. Neal McCormick was born in Polk County. He attended grade school in District 7 of Polk County and attended Silver Creek High School for a year and a half. He graduat- ed from Shelby High School. In 1946 he was discharged from the army after three years of service in World War II. In 1951 he was discharged after having served a year in Korea. Mr. McCormick attended Kearney State Teacher’s College where he received his A. B. degree. He received his Master of Education degree from the University of Nebraska. He began teaching at Thedford, Nebraska in 1949. Other teaching duties have been at Tryon and York. He was also principal in the Polk school from 1954 to 1956. During this last year, along with his duties as superintendent, he has taught speech, bookkeeping, and general business. Mr. Jerry Martin was born at Salem, Nebraska, where he attended grade school and high school. He graduated from Doane College in 1954 and entered his teaching profession at Salem Honey Creek as a teacher and coach. He taught here for two years. In July of 1956 he entered the army and had overseas duty in Korea for nineteen months. He received his discharge in April of 1958 and accepted a position in the Polk Public Schools in the fall of 1958. During the last year he has taught world geography, typing, modern problems, American government, and office practice. Mr. Martin was also sponsor of the senior class and yearbook, and coached the Junior High basketball team. MR. MARTIN, PRINCIPAL

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 MRS. WERNER Kindergarten (19 Students) MISS COX Second Grade (22 Students) MISS CALDWELL First Grade (22 Students) MRS. FITZ Third Grade (31 Students) This Page Is Sponsored By BRAZDA IMPLEMENT Polk, Nebraska