Scottsbluff High School - Bluff Yearbook (Scottsbluff, NE)

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urses Perform Health Services for Students. MRS. MARY COPE is a regular nurse at the iunior high. She also helps at the Senior High with physical examinations, tuberculin tests and hearing tests. Mrs. Cape also serves as nurse at several elementary schools. MRS. MOLlNE'S SECOND period physical education class participate in a game of field hockey. This class is required for sophomore students. MRS. GERALDINE SIEVERS is the nurse for the Senior High. She is here everyday in the mornings and usually in the afternoons. She also serves as the nurse for several elementary schools. . Q-..:.,,....f--'Pt .. 1 . .. ,a.g...,,.. 5 , l i 2 l l 4 3l

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GIRLS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION is taught by Mrs. Rosemary Moline. She attended Colorado State University and holds a B.S. degree. This is her first year at Scottsbluff. Mrs. Moline sponsors G.R.A. Her outside interests include riding, swimming and reading. A course in Driver's Education is required of all students during their sophomore year. ln this course stu- dents learn safe driving habits and the correct way to handle an automobile. Sometime during the year each individual has a chance to drive the driver's education car. This is done so that students may learn proper driving habits and correct poor ones. Physical Education is taken by all sophomores. In this course, students learn the fundamentals of various sports. The gym is used by the classes during the winter. In the fall and spring, students participate in outdoor sports. Exercises are done by the classes regularly to promote physical coordination. ----.....,,, INSTRUCTING STUDENTS IN Driver's Education is Mr. Leo Stangle, He has attended Chadron State Col- lege, Colorado State College and the University of Nebraska. Mr. Stangle holds an A.B. degree. He has been in the Scottsbluff system for thirty-one years. 30 X wav Hs. W t!.Lt.IIi!RMi1w MR. EVERETT MARCH teaches boys' Physical Education. He ob- tained a B.A. and M.A. degree from Colorado State College. Mr. March has been with the high school for seven years. He is the line coach for varsity football and also coaches reserve basketball.

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Office Staffs Keep Important Records. if u H. MRS. ANNIELEE FORD serves as personal secretary for the princi- pal. In addition she types requisitions for supplies and materials which teachers have ordered. Mrs. Ford also records grades for the Seniors and helps keep the attendance statistics. BILL PICKERING RECEIVES his schedule of classes from office assistants Mrs. Wimberly and Mrs. Ford. Schedules are arranged during the summer and are given to students shortly before school begins. 32 JANIE WILLIAMS ASSISTS Mr. William Connor in deciding who is for all athletic events. Drawing up the contracts to play with other and recording the sales of season tickets are two of the' functions Mr. Connor's office girls often perform. In order to keep the school running, an efficient office staff is necessary. The secre- taries keep track of the school organi- zations' receipts and expenditures and re- cord students' grades. They also keep the attendance statistics and handle the mail. Assisting with the duties in the office dur- ing the day are Janet Fletcher, Kathy Rein, Terri Tando, Mavis Brown, Gail Martin, Diona Siep and Martha Ogg. When students are ill they may report to the nurse's office. If the nurse is not avail- able there are assistants to aid the students. Carolyn Hartman, Sharon Foster, Mary Jo Leach, Rose Masid, Susan Leafgreen and Connie Hettinger serve as assistants to the nurse during the day.