Albion High School - Albacard Yearbook (Albion, NE)

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THOMPSON, MQRIORIE 'I shall go sollly all my years. Comr'if:rcial5 Music 3l.-41.5 Operetta 2-3: Octet 25 Triple Trio 35 Glee Club 1-2-3-45 Band 3-4: Choir 2-3-45 Gun- nison Music Camp 45 Choral Clinic 2-3-4: State Choral Clinic 45- Band Clinic 45 Modern Music Masters 45 Fine flrts Fnstival 3, Class Play 3 Student Director5 County Govt. 35 FHP1. l-2-3 Vice-Pres.-4: State F.I-IH, Con- vention 35 Crete Workshop 2-35 Pep Club 3-45 Color Day Princess. TINKER, LaVONNE MINERVIQ Ioys are our wings: sorrows our spurs. General5 Cardinal I. WHITE, IERRY I came, I saw, I conquered. General, Band 45 Choir 45 Modern Music Masters 45 Music 4L, Color Day Prince, WHITED, CONNIE Our ideals are our better selves. Normal Training5 Class Play 35 1-Flct Play 25 Headings 3- County Govt. 35 PTH, 3-4, I .H.Fl. 1-25 Qlbacard Stall 45 Cardinal Stall Il. WHITED, NORMR Life is short. so let's make merry. Generalj Librarian 2-35 F,I'l.Q. 15 Cardinal Staff II. WOODWORTH, HHRON Be sure you are right, then go ahead. Ge-neral5 Class Officer 2 Secy,5 Basketball 1-2-3I.-45 Biology Club 25 Cardinal Stall I. YOUNG, HRDITH Speech is silver, silence is golden. llormal Training5 Music 3L5 Glee Club l-2-3-45 Librarian 2-35 Biology Club 25 I-'.T.Q. 3-45 Cardinal Staff Il. YOUNG, GENE Men ot lew words are the best men. Voc l'lg5 F,F.Q l-2-3-45 Cardinal ll. Page 19

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STREETER, IJOIS CLHUDETTE No limit but the sky. Commercialp Music 2L-3L-4l.: Operetta 2-3: Triple Trio 37 Giee Club l-2-3-47 Band 2-3-4: Choir 2-3-47 Gunnison Music Camp 47 Choral Clinic 2-3'4i Drum Maior Rssist- ant 47 Band Clinic 2-3-47 Brass Quartet 2-37 Modern Music Masters 47 Volleyball 3-47 Cheerleader 47 Class Play 37 County Govt. 37 F71-l.Q. 1-27 Pep Club I-2l..-3-47 Hlbacard Staff7 Cardinal Staff II7 Color Day Princess. SULLIVHN, DENNIS I want someone to laugh with me. General7 Class Officer 4 Secy., Oneretta 2-37 Octet 27 Choir 2-3-47 Choral Clinic 2-3-47 State Choral Clinic 47 Football l-2L-3l.-4l.7 Basketball l-2-31.-4L7 Track 1-27 R Club 2-3-4 Pres.7 Color Day Prince. TESCH, LOIS Short in height, but long in ambition. Commercial7 Glee Club 17 Choral Clinic 17 Volleyball 3-fl: Librarian 47 County Govt, 37 Biology Club 27 F.H.Q. 2-2-3-45 Pep Club 2l.-31.-47 Fllbacard Staff7 Cardinal Staff THOMPSON, HLICE IUNE H teacher is like a candle which enlightens others in consuming itself. Normal Training7 Class Officer 3 Secy,7 Music lL-2L- 31.-41.7 Operetta 2-37 Glee Club 1-2-3-47 Band l-2-3-47 Choir 2-3-47 Gunnison Music Como 47 Wayne Clinic 37 Cho'al Clinic 2-3-47 State Band Clinic 3-47 Drum Major 4: Band Clinic 1-2-47 Brass Quartet 27 Brass Sextet 37 Modern Music Masters 47 Fine Qrts Festival 37 County Govt. 37 F.T.f-l. 3-47 FH!-l. 2-3-4 Secy.7 State Pl-l.H. Convention 37 Crete Workshon 37 Student Council 47 Pep Club 3L-4L7 Qlbacard Staff 47 Cardinal Editor I7 Press Convention 47 Color Day Princess. Page 18 SCRIVEN, MQY LOU Have patience-the time will present itself. Colleae PTSD.: Glee Club l-2-3-4- Choir 27 Wayne Clinic 37 l .l'l.Q. 1-2-3-47 Pep Club 1-2l.-3l.-4L7 Cardinal I7 Press Convention. SOWOKINOS, FRPINK Reason and iudgment are the qualities ot leader- ship. College Prep.7 Class Officer 3 Vice-Pres,-4 Pres.: Oper- etta 37 Choir 3-47 Choral Clinic 3-47 Football Zl..-3L-4L7 County Govt. 37 Boys State 37 F.F.Q. l-2-3 Secy.7 Stu- dent Council 3 Vice-Pres.-4 Treas,7 Pl Club 2-3-4. STHNDERWICK, BILL lt seems to me a man is made to act rather than to know. Voc. t'lg.7 Music 31.-4l.7 Operetta 37 Band 2-3-47 Choir 3-47 Gunnison Music Camp 47 Choral Clinic 3-47 State Choral Clinic 47 Band Clinic 3-47 Modern Music Masters 4 Treasq Brass Quartet 37 Football 1-2-47 Basketball 2-3-47 Track l7 Class Play 37 1-Qct Play l-27 Color Day Prince. STHUB, HHROLD Tomorrow's life is too late: live today. Voc. Hag Football l-2-47 Basketball l-3-47 Track l7 Box- ing 17 l5',F,Fl, 1-2-3-47 Cardinal I7 Color Day Prince. 15'

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Waiting for his big chance. Fllan Bowman, Tre-as., Iohn Beckmann, Pres.g Glenn Hartsock, Secy.g Bill Roberts, Vice-Pres. xguniors. . . . they honored themselves As juniors, when approaching the height of the four year run, ability in salesmanship was recognized. All of this made possible the memorable Iunior-Senior banquet and prom and a generous gift to the school to be given next year. Iuniors made the largest showing in girls' glee and the class reached 1007, sales Page 20 of the Albacard with the other classes. By combining their dramatic talents in a good comedy play, furiously campaigning for coun- ty offices and offering their talent and time to school activities and organizations, they proved they were fine supporting players to the leading performers.