Beemer High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Beemer, NE)

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EBKffiM flLASS FRONT ROW: Juno Engelhardt, Annabell Lorenzen, Francos Galbraith, George Falsken, Richard Doescher, Robert Bittinker. MIDDL u ROT Mr. Peterson, Grace Oswald, Faye Wittrig, Lorna Horst, Jean Sharp, Mary .Ann Pierson, Mary Jane 3rown, Helena Kotik, Leonard Grleser. BACK ROW: Sam Oswald, Tonm; King, Arvld Hass, Adolph Raasch, Jack Wlesel, Joseph Kafka, Gaylord Nelson. CLASS OFFICERS President........... Secretary-Treasurer. Sponsor. ...... . . .Sam Oswald June Engelhardt . .Mr. Fetorson The Freshmen Class entered high school -'-1th 22 members and because some of its -e-bers had moved s ay and onp Rn tered, the class enrollment amounts to twenty. Betty Betchel and Bonnie Lou Zahn left the class and Robert B ttlnp-er ns gained as a ne-v member. The Freshmen were Initiated Into their class by the Seniors at a Treasure F-nt on September 25, 1 40. At a Gy Party October 30 various games ere on.’o vl. chili lune}; ox ?y thl' o2ai?° January 20, lc41. On Marci-’ db, i°41 the lower classmen entertained the-selves Flea after which a Pot Luck Lunch was served

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CAST CP CHARACTERS Professor Pepp . . C. B. Buttonbuster Howard Green . . . Sim Batty. . . . . Peddler Bengon . . Noisy Fleming. . . Pink Hatcher . . . Buster Brown . . . Betty Gardener . . Aunt Minerva . . . Petunia Muggins. . Olga St op ski . . . Kitty Clover . . . Vivian Drew. . . , Irene Van Hilt . . Caroline Kay . . . Chuck............. . Gene Galbraith . Robert Belling George Robinson . Orland Mahnke . Allan Wit trig .. . Eugene Kruby .1 . .Elmer Birky Norman Stephenson . .Marjorie Baas . . .Elaine Zahn Loretta Williams Marcella Leudtke . . . Rachel Erb . . .Dorsal Hook .Virginia Preuss Frances Sorensen . John McDonough The Junior Class of 1940-1941 was made up of seven- teen members. During the school year Elaine Zahn moved away and Clarence Bittinger came into the class. This class provided the athletic department with many able athletes. The following took part in all or some of the sports offered to the student body: Gene Galbraith, Robert Belling, George Robinson, Orland Mahnke, Eugene Hruby, Elmer Birky, Norman Stephenson and Clarence Bittinge-r. addition to providing entries for sports, Allan i trig, Marjorie Baas, Loretta Williams took part in the commercial contest at Norfolk, March 28, 1941. Declamatory work took the interest of two students- Eugene Hruby, who rated a very good in the oratorical di- vision and Loretta Williams. T; e latter rated an excellent in the humorous division. The Junior-Senior Banquet was held in the high school auditorium on May 3, 1941 at 6:30. A «'Dutch'1 theme was followed throughout the Banquet. George Robinson, presi- dent of the Junior Class, was toastmaster. The eight sophomores who served were: Dolores Kafka, Carol Joan Shoemaker, Patricia McNamara, Eleanor Wordekomper, Clavtor Shors, Thomas Delmont, Hilbert Stieren, and Cli tus Wiesen«‘

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This class contains some bright hopefuls for the sports department. George Falskt?n h d the opportunity to be on the first team of football and received a major sw d. The fol- lowing participated in athletics: Thomas King, Gaylord Nelson, Robert Blttlnger, Arvid Hass, Richard Doescher, Adolph Raasch, and George Falskpn. The students who George Falsken Frances Galbraith Helena Kotik Annabeii Lorenzen Gaylord Nelson Grace Oswald chorus were: Sam Oswald Mary Ann iarson Adolph Raasch J ean Sharp Faye Wittrig Richard Doescher were members of the Freshmen members of the Band were: Gaylord Nelson Lorna Horst The subjects that were offered to the Freshmen Class were: ................................. ’ • Mr. Peterson Sh0P I....................................... Mr Busier Home Economics I.:....................... Miss Hendrickson JOKES DEFINED Sam 0., explain to the class what a hypocrite is. Sam 0. A hypocrite is a kid '«hat comes to school wj th a smile on his face. FRESH—Customer, George F.— Have you frog’s legs? Walt- ress, Annabeii--«No, you fresh thing, It's rheumatism that makes me walk this way. VERY BAD TIMES—Richard 'J, - - What time is it by your wq. ti ch ? Quarter to. Answered Gaylo-d, Quarter to what? hand n,t tell“ tlmef, bad I had to lay off one of the