Southeast High School - Shield Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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To Use Effective Ways M. Commers Language FTA J. Dappen Mathematics and Science Science Club As Thomas Douglas soon discovered, giving a weekly radio show meant spare minutes spent in research. Better teaching methods were constantly being sought. With this goal in mind, team teaching was introduced on an experimental basis. It seemed to have several advantages. It allowed two instructors to lead a class of about 160. Working together, the two could teach as many students in just one period as each would have taught in a day. Guest speak¬ ers were more willing to come when they could address one large group rather than several smaller groups of students. Television classes also proved an effective way to reach many students at a time. G. Compton Social Science D. Darnell Guidance FTA T. Douglas Social Science Camera Club W. Duffey Language B. Eckhardt Language Thespians Thalians

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To keep pace with today ' s rapidly ex¬ panding world of knowledge, more than one instructor spent the summer as a pupil. Five faculty members returned proudly bearing the results of years of hard work —their Masters degrees. Others earned credits toward this goal. Willigm Hammelmann was awarded the opportunity for two months of study in Ger¬ many. Three other faculty members also re¬ ceived scholarships: Harold Blount and Oscar Bretthorst attended the University of Nebraska, Donald Wilcox, the University of Iowa. Faculty Members Always Attempted 0. Bretthorst Mathematics and Science Science Club R. Beideck Practical Arts Knightettes H. Blount Mathematics and Science Student Council R. Churchill Health, PE, Safety Cross Country Track F. Bergt Mathematics and Science Red Cross G. Birky Library M. Cheuvront Language Thespians Thalians M. Buschkamp Guidance

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A. Gordon Mathematics and Science Baseball W. Gillies R. Goeglein Social Science Mathematics and Science Wrestling Of Presenting Class Material to Students. Two new advisory committees were formed this year. The Principal ' s Administrative Ad¬ visory Committee was composed of the seven division chairmen, Craig Whitney, Miss Hazel Scott and Rex Mercer. They discussed such matters as announcements and attendance. One member was elected from each divi¬ sion to serve on the Curriculum Committee. They met and considered new courses, grad¬ uation requirements and similar questions. J. Elliott Language D. Fangmeier Guidance G. Frederick E. Fuller Mathematics Language and Science Cheerleaders J. Furr Language M. Galloway Practical Arts Bulletin boards offered eye appeal as well as information when Mrs. Rose Beideck demonstrated her artistic abilities. BUILD SHORTHAND SPEED THE WAY