Bancroft High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Bancroft, NE)

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SENIOR CLASS WILL I HELEIN AINDERSOIN w1ll Mel Johnson to no one because I w1ll want h1m all to myself next year at Wayne I KAREN BARGMAINN w1ll my ab1l1ty to g1ve slumber part1es land the l1kel to Judy Brehmer and D1anne Canarsky because they are always complalmng that they can never f1nd anythlng to do I VSENDELL BIENEKE w1ll my ab1l1ty to dlrect all attent1on on myself to Jon Gatzemeyer so he can be heard not only seen I JOHN BREHMER w1ll all the glrls who are chasmg me to Denms Jeppson to add to h1s harem I TOM COLLINS w1ll my whlte sport coat and plnk Oldsmoblle to no one because I w1ll need them next year at M1dland I LENORA DITTBERNER w1ll my drlvmg ab1l1ty to all the drlvers ln hlgh school so they won t get plcked up by Pete I EARLENE DIXON wlll my ab1l1ty to get along w1th the Rosalle boys to Sherry so It w1ll be kept 1n the famlly I ALMOND GATZEMEYER w1ll my 1tsy bltsy curls to Ronme Gatzemeyer so h1S ha1r won t always be fall1ng down 1n h1s eyes I BURTON GATZEMEYER w1ll my llttle Nash Rambler to Davld Burhoop so he can go 130 mlles per hour 1n second gear BEEPV BEEP' I DICK GLEESON w1ll my b1g blood shot eyes to Donald Schn1er Maybe that w1ll help h1m make up for lost t1me I VERLEE GREENFIELD w1ll my old dancmg shoes to Sharon Raasch so she can dance her way to B111 s heart I JOAN HEISE w1ll my ab1l1ty to run over stop s1gns to B111 Block Maybe then he won t try to run over whole cornf1elds I BOB KAI w1ll my good humor and that happy go lucky feelmg to all the teachers so they w1ll be more understandlng every day of the year I HELENE LASE w1ll my cheerlead1ng outfxt to the Jumor Cheerleaders and Larry Neuhaus to no one because I want h1m for myself I ANTHONY MACKEY w1ll my braveness to speak up 1n class to Charles Ronnen kamp so he won t be so qulet I LOY MUNDERLOH w1ll my 58 Ford to no one because I ll need lt myself to go to West Po1nt th1s summer I DALE NELSON w1ll some of my we1ght to Denms so we w1ll be a l1ttle more even I BONNETTA PAULSON w1ll my brams to Walter Nelson so he wont always be on the fa1l1ng l1st I RONNIE RAASCH w1ll my late hours to George Mackey who IS st1ll too young to be out anyway I MYRON RODICK w1ll my ab1l1ty to pound dents out of the car wlthout parents knowlng It to no one because It may come 1n handy ln the future I LEON SCHLEUSNER w1ll my helght to T1m Gatzemever so he w1ll be able to look down on h1s classmates 1nstead of up I GARY SIMONSEIN w1ll myself to the outs1de world '1IPPEE A J THOMPSOW GROCERY AND DRY GOODS BUD AND JO S BARBER AND BEAUTY SHOP RAASCI-I'S TAVERNI 1 Q v - . . 1 Y , .. . . . J .v 1 . . . .4 , , .v , . .v 1 . , . . . 1 , . . , . 1 -1 , . , . I -- 1 I - , . . 4 , . ,. 1 ' V ' 1 , , I 1 1 1 ' .1 ,. . V Y I I , ...,.. 1 l I

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SENIOR PROPHECY In the sprmg of the year 3975 a group of geolog1sts d1scovered a bur1ed c1ty somewhere 1n Nebraska Ev1dence found showed that the c1ty m1ght have ex1sted be tween the years of 1950 and 1980 Later 1nvest1gat1on proved lt to be the town of Ban croft Among the I'l11HS an old newspaper was found bear1ng th1s head1ng Local G1rl Marr1es Oakland Coach Th1s proved to be Helen Anderson and Mel Johnson Through further search the followmg facts were found abouta few of the late c1t1zens of Bancroft On the cover of a tattered movxe magazlne appeared a p1cture of Bob Kal the latest s1ng1ng sensatlon who had put Elv1s Presley out of busmess who ever he m1ght have been D1ck Gleeson was also p1ctured as the manager who had pushed hmm to stardom The magazme proved qu1te mterestmg and one more x c1t1zen was found 1n lt Wendell Bemeke a ham actor and great sensat1on 1n both stage and screen The hfe and careers of these few people was so mterestmg they wanted to know more about the people concerned w1th th1s clty Through tlreless effort the past of the followmg people were uncovered Karen Bargmann had become a pr1vate secretary of Gary Z1mmerman pres1dent of Z1mmerman Steel Inc John Brehmer was found to have been the great Jet Ace of h1s day of course Jets are no longer heard of Tom Coll1ns had followed 1n h1s father s footsteps and became a very successful veter1nar1an and had made many useful d1scover1es A noted d1et1c1an of that t1me was Earlene D1xon she spent most of her t1me tourxng the country mak1ng speeches 1n the varlous colleges Lenora Dlttberner a Home Ec As a Mercury test drlver Almond Gatzemeyer was pretty successful because he had a lot of exper1ence 1n h1s youth Verlee Greenfleld had made qu1te a name for herself as a popular motorcycle salesg1rl and demonstrator She had been the tops 1n her f1eld Burton Gatzemeyer was happy l1v1r1g north of town on h1s cattle ranch H1s t1me was d1v1ded between h1s home and showmg h1s cattle around the world Joan He1se was employed by the Umted States Government as the psychopathol oglst for the U S A1r Force She spent most of her t1me analyzmg Texans Helene Lase had marrled Larry Neuhaus They were l1v1ng by Lyons on a farm Helene d1dn t spend much t1me at home 1n the year 1975 because she was named Mrs Amer1ca of 1975 Nebraska had become a popular state slnce Anthony Mackey beca.me Governor He spent a lot of t1me and money argumg m Washmgton Dale Nelson was l1v1ng 1n Hawau 1n a blg manslon by the beach He had made h1s fortune 1n o1l. Loy Munderloh had made qu1te a h1t w1th the younger generatlon of h1s day He also made qu1te a fortune but 1n the Toy Manufactur1ng bus1ness Yale Un1vers1ty had been blessed w1th a br1ll1ant Math professor from th1s v1c1n1ty Myron Rodlck bel1eVed to be from Bancroft Each state usually produces one great athelete The one from Nebraska had been Ronme Raasch 1n basketball Bonn1e Paulson had been halled as a great bra1n surgeon at one t1me Leon Schluesener never left home but stlll became somewhat famous as a ra1ser of hybrld bees The muscle bound Mr Umverse of about 1970 was also found to be from Bancroft I-hs name was Gary Slmonsen These people were later recogmzed as the great and successful class wh1ch had graduated from Bancroft H1gh School 1n 1959 LERIGER BROTHERS TAVERN VINCENT ADAMS INTERNATIONAL HOLMQUISTS LUMBER AND GRAIN I . . . . . - . . I . I . ,, . ' . . . . n - . . , I -- . I . . - I ' D . . , . , . Q , ' onomics teacher, accompanied her in her travels. . . , . .