Schuyler High School - Warrior Yearbook (Schuyler, NE)

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Vo Ag Boys, Home Ec Girls Switch Closses for 0 Week Taffy stretching, sparks flying, saw dust falling and motors being taken apart were various sights seen in the vocational classes this year. The vocational department saw the ad- dition of a new course, mechanical skills, in which the boys mainly studied motors. Leaving to join the Army the second semester, the course'steacher,Mr. Lamle, was replaced by Mr. George Hermone. In May home economics girls and Vo- cational agricultural boys traded classes for two weeks. The boys learned to sew on buttons and co-ordinate clothesg the girls were taught how to fix a leaky faucet and electric cords. MISS VIOLA SISEL: I-lomemaking I, III, FHA Sponsorg Mr. Arnold advises Ron Schott on necessary paper work in industrial arts. Eileen Bell cuts out a pattern. MRS. GAIL OTTEN: Librarian, Homemaking II, Pep Club Sponsor. C. EDWARD HENDERSON: Vo Ag I,III,IV, FFA Advisorg FRED N. ARNOLD: Industrial Arts I,II,III, Varsity Football and Track Coach, Letterman Club Sponsorg JACK D, LAMLE: Vo Ag II,IV, Mechanical Skills, FFA Co-Sponsor.

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Behind the Scenes People Help SHS to Run Smootlwly mai Mrs. Billie Ernst Qleftj and Mrs. Geraldine Braithwait serve as secretaries for the principal and superintendent, respectively. From left, cooks Mrs, Martha Balak, Mrs. Greta ,..-::,..a' W, 5 E 'X 'mf Q f is fa at QM ,.f ,,.. wal: pm Ha.. . .www l,,,. 4 ' -'-'- W. .kiwi I - - . , I in .,,V A I . , sh.. I MVT., . if f Q ' ' A . ' ?'l X. , 7 .,,,.,, . Q . ' ' J K we 55:1 YQ 5 ,' l A - ' ' 15i?if11-52 ' L 'ing ,W ' 1, i R, ,agar t.ff , Yi K ,,.,s,,.,.-u.i,..,, . K KA k V, I iii ' ' ' 'M., A . . W., are 1--1 , .Q fl-:,:f : , V Q, t,', H , , i ' - ot?5i1'f:f'5xfiY fi? ' 2 i ' . ,Z , aw. Y if ,. I QV f , ' T, -fk. ' A ii ,z:WwA,,..M,, V V .. 1 -A,. A g Q ET 2 Q Z Rss, , . Y ,X Qififeziiiifff' ' -f ' 3 :5554 ' . Q -'f V 'f fm Iii W . if .'i. K , 3 Vw , s - - . ...ag Ak ' - of 1 w , L: W., V3 ,V . K fi' qkyzykgiri K ,, 4 V, .. ,y T4 ' , G? , Q, si fi ,1 . g ln, out, and around SHS keeping it clean are Howard Eacker, Frank Dubsky, and Gordon Dunker Cnot picturedb. Sinkula, and Mrs. Lillian Pollard serve an 'endless' line of students every school day noon. Mrs. Mary Agnes Broz, school nurse takes Janet Wagner's temperature.