Superior High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Superior, NE)

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It seems that all freshman home ec. girls, even Linda Noren, get stuck sometimes and need Mrs. Harri- ger ' s assistance in rippmg out part of their projects. pi Nancy Curfman fmds that Mrs. Clabaugh ' s help in typewriting problems is beneficial in furthering her typing know-how. 15

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y K C C o- ' f ' o Appreciation of craftsmanshi is the goal the vocational arts teachers have in mind as they teach new skills to their beginning classes and see the ad- Cv vanced students struggle to perfect those skills. S Mr. Gene Bruening, instructor of shop, mechanical draw- (5-jing and driver education, has seen the goal of craftsmanship 0 0 V; N lead this year to student projects including a boat, gun- s- racks, end tables, bookcases, beds, stereo tape cartridge box o and a cedar chest. Shop classes also built shelves for the art SQOm and made tables for the Youth Center. -A These are new skills I ' m teaching, something students have never had before, and they seem interested in new things, stated Mrs. Margaret Clabaugh, the first woman business instructor for seven years. Mrs. Clabailgh teaches shorthand, typing, advanced typ- ing, secretarial practices and one bookkeeping class. Teaching young women the art of running a home is Mrs. Eleanor Harriger, home economics teacher. She also is a supervisor of student teachers for the Uni- versity of Nebraska. This year Mrs. Harriger has supervised four different student teachers-Miss Cheryl Anderson and Mrs. Jeanne Carmichael, first semester, and Miss Alice New- ton and Miss Marie Bush, second semester. The vocational agriculture classes give the students a basic understanding in agriculture-related fields. Mr. Jerry Warner, vocational agriculture and mechanical skills instructor, strives to acquaint the students with these areas and also to help them decide which field they might wish to pursue in the future. Mr. Bruening seems to be stumped as what to do next on Mitch Jacoby ' s gun stock. Jim Barton makes preparations before he begins to weld while Mr Warner checks his procedures. 14

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Mr. Gordon Harper, director, and junior Nancy Fuller discuss the vocal numbers for the all-school musical, MY FAIR LADY. A newcomer to SHS, Mr. Harper encouraged informal contemporary music also. Big John Mills takes a few moments out of his busy band director ' s schedule to try out a new arrangement on his trumpet. Mr. Mills arranged all the orchestra music for MY FAIR LADY and most of the numbers for the SHS Dance Band. Sandra Wyatt receives a couple of helpful pointers on her woodcut from Mr. Roger Batt, art instructor. A new kiln in the Art Department enabled Mr. Batt to teach his students the basic fundamentals of ceramics as well as expression in other media. 16