Amherst High School - Bronco Yearbook (Amherst, NE)

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Clas s H1StOIy In September 1950 21 green rresnmen entered tne halls ot Amherst I-hgh School Class offlcers were Presldent Bernardlne Eckhout V1ce Presldent Marllyn Remertson Secretary Mar1lyn Slebke and Treasurer Betty Rlpp Durmg our flrst year Rlchard Schnacker and .hm Vavra dropped out When school started 1n September 1951 17 sophomores entered school Durlng th1s year Jerry Journey and Joyce Pool moved away Class offlcers for the year were Presldent Bernardlne Eckhout Vxce Presldent Bob Slebke Secretary Treasurer Betty Rlpp In September 1952 17 Junlors agaln entered school Dur1ng th1s year we gave our Junxor Play Thgre'11C0rr1e A Day We also gave the Junxor Senlor Banquet IH the Crystal Ball Room of the Fort Kearney Hotel We used the gypsy theme for the banquet Class offlcers were Presldent B111 Rlpp V1ce Presldent Mar1lyn Slebke Secretary Treasurer Betty Rlpp For our last year of school startmg September 1953 16 senrors entered the halls of Amherst H1gh for thelr flnal year JoAnn Shafto Went to Pleasanton to school thls year We recelved our class rlngs the second day of school Some of the hlghllghts of our Senlor Year were 1n1t1at1on senlor plctures senlor play .lunlor Senlor Banquet and snr ak day Class off1cers are Pres1dent Dean I-Iolllday Vlce Presldent .lanlce Curd Secretary and Treasurer Carl Mueller Class Sxnger Shortest Blushes the Easlest Oldest Shortest Hau- Glggles the Most Most Muscles Nlcest Personallty Most Bashful Class MUSICIHU Class Bra1n Quletest Class Actor Slenderest Class Carpenter Carl Mueller Betty R1pp Leatha Hawklns Cvlen Arp Marllyn Sxebke Margaret Sxebke Bernard1ne Eckhout Mar1lyn Relnertson Derrald Krotz JBTIICS Curd Dean I-Iolllday Larry Albr1ght B111 R1pp Bob Slebke Ralph Loeffelholz CLASS MOTTO Do not turn back when you are Just CLASS FLOWER Amer1can Beauty Rose CLASS COLORS Green and Whlte at the goal O , - . I . -- . , . . -- . A , -- . . -- . I . J ! ! ' A I 4 Q- 1 . , . . -- . y - 2 , , . . . A - . . X ' uv vu ' , ' - , J 1 A I . . h- . . , . . -- , J - -- I ' 3 I 7 I . . . . . . Y . . , . , . - . V E . . -- . y . . x -- ' , , ' -- ' Tallest ....... , .... Harold Wick 10

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Clas s Wlll I Larry Albright will my A's in modern problems to Chuck Krueger hopmg hp W111 do bett r than I I leaye my basketball ability to Clyde Riessland my shop ablhty to Marvin Catterson and for all of the lessons I didn t do in English I leave my book to lylrs King To Deloss Trampe I leave the Wood shavings in the shop hoping he llkeg to sweep better than I I Glenn Arp w1ll my long curly hair to Jerry Fisher my height to Danny Kenney 'nv weight to Dewaine Sohrxxe1d and my athletie ability to Clyde Rlesgland 11eaxL all my A's in modern problems to Lois Siebk To Mrs King I leave my old play books I Janice Curd will my ability to sing bass to Jane Rumeck my dark hair to Jim Wuehler and the ice skating partles We never had to Chuck Krueger To Spencer Schnoor I leave all of the band pract1ces that I enJoyed so much I Be rnardine Eckhout will my slenderness to Doris Simshauser my ability to fix short hair to Jane Rumbeck and all of my many boy admirers to Pat McMahon Marles Daake and Phyllis Adelung To the lower classrooms I will the knowledge that God gave me of the alphabet in consideration of the follow1ng librarians I Leatha Hawkins vill my long curly hair to Jane Rumbe ck my athletic ability to Maru Leathers and my abllity to sing bass to Phyllis Adelung so that she will not have to 511g by the teacher Last of all I leave all of my blush1ng moments to Spencer Se hnoor I De an Holliday will my liking for band to Edward Rumbeek and Charles Krueger I leaye my rumpled hair to Jimmy Royle my love for building boats to Clyde RISSS ability to shoot grouse 1n hopes that he might h1t one on his next tr1p to the sandhllls to Ivir Wiederspan I Derrald Krotz will my A's 1n modern problems to Lois Siebke my ambition in traek to Jim Wuehle r and my ability to eat candy 1n school time without being caught to Deloss Tramps To Mrs King I leave all my unfinished English papers I Ralph Loe ffelhola will my height to Jerry Fisher my athletie ability to Marvin Catte rson and Lore n Bosshame r and my modern proble ms book to Riehard Anderson To Mrs King I leave all of 'ny play books I Carl Mueller be ing of sound body but We ak mind will my Lite riture book to Pet Rumbe ek I will my high basketball scoring aye rag to Charle s Kru-e ge r T Rlehard Anderson I leaye my modern problems book knowing h will enjoy it I ull my inability to get out oi cleaning the shop to Loren Bosshamer I Marilyn Reinertson yy ill my loye to eat in hom making class to Nancy Belschner hoping she will gain as mueh weight as I did My cl an shoes to Jane Rumbeck and my loye for se hool dances to Jerome Eckhout and Chuck Krueg r ll O , I , VI I . , 9 V ' ' ' . . . I I 1 I , ' 1 ' - . . 'J I I ' - I I l I A ' I . 1 L I 3 7 I A I' I I A I f l ' , - rx 7 i Y I I I3 x A , . Y ' ' y A , A , . . , , . . II 7 ! 1 I I 2 I' I I I J I I I x' m , I I p I . x E . , J x . y b. . . X , '1 A I I 1, 'A I - land, and my ability to take noiseless flash pictures to Lee Anderson. I leave my l Y I I I I. 'I I I I . 1 s 1 , I . ' '- e . . I 4' ' ' . I. y I 1 y ,I V 5 I , I ' . C - e 1 il 1 ' V I ' I I I I tb x ' x x I O I ' I v .x ,x 1 II Lx VI ,x I I , I v 4' y fI I' vp 1 I e ' v 1 . . . , W . , . y 8 L