Southeast High School - Shield Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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METAL PROJECTS ARE SKILLFULLY MADE WITH THE MANY WELDERS AND TORCHES IN THE SHOP-Gary Francisco M. Galloway Typing -A - f fo. 1 X Y if 'ff zvz . I ,,1: V if i :ar .- . wi. :Z it 1 Mfg' S. Anderson R. Churchill Bookkeeping American History Shorthand Ph ' lEd ation ysica uc Social Studies Modern facilities in both the industrial arts and home economics departments en- abled students to fully prepare themselves tor future vocations after graduation. Added this year to the auto shop was a new power torch which improved body welding and metal work. Courses in toods, sewing, home management, prenatal care and use ot the latest domestic facilities paved the way tor successful homemalcing. 'iitlisilim Auto Shop Enthusiasts W. Gish Clothing Foods Homemaking CHILD CARE AND CLOTHING. SECTORS OF THE HOME EC DEPT.-Dennis Loewenstein and Carol Clark

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For All Language Students. Installed this year was a modern foreign language laboratory which illuslraled a lre- mendous step forward in lhe study of for- eign longues. The lab, equipped wilh 32 individual booths, proved very successful. Through 'rhe use ol long-play records, informative films plus the lexlboolcs, an in- spiring mood and appreciation of English and American lileralures were created. By laying the foundation with sopho- more English courses and roofing the s'l'ruc- ture with 'television senior composition, the English curriculum was complete. E. Montgomery TV Senior Composition I. Ogden German Latin D. Mulhair English Spanish K. Peterson English Music H. Steinberg American Literature .lournalism Publications SENIOR COMP BY TV WAS THE NEW THING IN THE ENGLISH DE- PARTMENT THIS YEAR ONE-TWO, HOP! THE WAY TO CHA-CHA- Miss Aida Casanovas, Julie Phelps and Jim Levy P. Swlgart English Literature Senior Com position I. Towle English Typing

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Find Torches Valuable Equipment, I E - Exercise, physical fitness, development of skills, co-ordination and association with others were results of the program of phys- ical education classes at Southeast. Swim- ming, archery, tumbling and competitive games exemplified class activities, Business education curriculum prepared secretaries-to-be tor future employment. Serving not only Southeastgbui also ihe other schools was the print shop. PASSING HER DRIVER TEST, A BIG STEP TOWARD HER LICENSE-Chief Examiner Elmer Sharples, Raydean Olson 5 i COMPETITION, BOYS? GIRLS ARE CAPABLE OF GYMNASTICS,,TOO-B. Cliliford, M. Forbes, P. Morrison, S. Dor+, M. Dietz, D. Quinn, S. Palmer, M. Eley R. Hall Drafting Printing J, 0. Hedrick . Driver Education Metal Shop A. Hillman Physical Education Swimming M. Jenkins Physical Education Swimming P. Love Physical Education - Swimming R. Mccashland Industrial Arts Wood Shop D. Thompson Home Economics