Schuyler High School - Warrior Yearbook (Schuyler, NE)

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4,1150-K Eugene Torczon, M. P. E.,,Science, Modern Problems, Basketball, Golfg Herbert Peterson, B. A., American History, Junior Class. Wilma Peterson, B. A., World History, Art. Governments Analyzed in Social Studies SHS students may not have been 21, but they still had a chance to vote for Goldwater or Johnson and for candidates running for county government positions. American history, taken by juniors, provides a study of county government along with a chronological survey of U.S. History. ln modern problems students learn about city government as Well as foreign systems such as communism. Other subjects offered include World history, Where events from before Christ to the 20th Century are studied and World geography, Where students learn about the earth's physical features. Allan Jedlicka and Miss Peterson discuss how the United States affects other countries. Bob Hoelscher studies a map for world geography.

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Gain New Tools vp Ulf ., .455 fa. i sine H - N A 4 ua -- -I - -S w i Terry Spale Works in his science project in his general science class. The greenhouse provided a new atmosphere and experiences for science students. Sharon Mason, a biolo student, observes the development of one of the plants in the greenhouse. QQQQQW ,- Marilyn Myers, Mr. Dodson, and Chris Chronister discuss a physics problem. gY 33

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Fine Arts Departments Work Together Keith Garrison is playing his trombone for Mr. Jackson at his weekly sectional. Gerald Bacon, B. M., Vocal Music, Musicalg Harry Jackson, B. A., Instrumental Music. ff Helping one another seemed to he motto of the instrumental, vocal, and art depai lT1G1ltS this year. All three groups helped wi the musical The Sound. of Music. Select band members composed the orchestra used i the production while the singing and acting roles were filled by members of the Vocal department. The art class painted the props and background scenery. Besides the musical the vocal and instru- mental departments presented concerts and took part in the district music contest. The vocal department helped present Handels' Messiah at Christmas. The band entertained at home games and attended Band Day at the University of Nebraska. Art terms and principles were studied by the art class the first semester and then put to use second semester. Art projects were display- ed at the end of the year. The triple trio is practicing for the music contest. Vic Ferguson is working on a chalk drawing in art class.