Broken Bow High School - Warrior Yearbook (Broken Bow, NE)

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T gan-ar' wells M X S use ASE W fig - . .,- 3.5. . ea Q! - '- wiliitrl - Q - Mi I iw , I X t A , . Dona Lee Bill Murray Lewis Paul Chase Paul Chase-General Band 2, 3, 45 Choir 45 Football l, 2, 35 Basketball 1, 2, 35 Track lg Hnnual Staff 45 lunior Class Play 35 Dra- matics lg Contest Play lj Music Contest 2, 3, 45 Band Letter 2, 3, 45 B. Club 3, 45 Class Officer l5 Band Officer 45 Choir Officer 45 Pep Band 4. Dona Lee Murray-Commercial Band l, 2, 3, 45 Choir 3, 45 Pep Band 3, 45 District Music Contest l, 2, 3, 45 Y-teens 35 Girls' Glee 3, 45 Com- mercial Club 45 Iunior Play 35 Brass Sextet 35 Trom- bone Trio 3, 45 Indian Staff 2. Edna Philip lnqraham Reed Bill Lewis-Figriculture Ruth Piper F. F. Pl. 3, 45 Basketball 35 Intramurals 4. Edna Ingraham-General Choir l, 2, 3, 45 Girls' Philip Reed-General Sextet 45 Girls' Glee 4. Football l, 2, 3, 45 Track l, 2, 3, 45 B. Club 3, 45 Fresh- man lntramurals5 F. F. H. 1. Ruth Piper-Commercial Commercial Club 45 F. H. Fl, 3. The Iunior Play Cast- Kstanding. from leftl: Bob Zeller. Pauline Hicks. Beverly Ferguson. Lavonne Connely. Geraldine Kae- lin. Ted McMillan. Sandra Daley. Brady Spanel. Bill Melville. Elwin Cochran. fseated. from leitl: Donald Gunther. Beverly Spencer and Mrs. Marsh. Page 23

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Footlights and Greasepaint . . . by Barbara Best f d Bob Zeller are me Cedex o -xl Melvme an B . . bl otilhe Wmo' PNY 1 Those students who were interested in ac- quiring the fundamentals of being a Thespian, formed a troupe to present three one-act plays to the student body. The first, Summons of Sariel, was given by Bonnie Walker, Ioan Mohatt, Beverly Spencer, Grace Huff, Cora Lee Chappell, Iesselyn Chofiel, Hrlene Hrmstrong, Marlyn Zimmerman, Beverly Ferguson, Mar- garet Carland, and Richard Marsh. This was a religious play taking place in that timeless eternity between life and death. Wilma Pet- erson, Gilbert Horn, Ted McMillan, Richard Floyd, Margaret Gray, Luella McCaslin, and Vaughn Fish comprised the cast for the second play, a light comedy, The Wedding. Grey- bread, a dramatic play of the love troubles in a young girl's life, was presented by Ioan Mohatt, Grace Bruce, Grace Hutt, and Bonnie Walker. The all star cast gave the one-act play, Mooncalf Mugfordf' at the district contest at Kearney. The cast included Donna Sorter, Tom Page 22 intereli in 'ms Grace Huff. Beverly Spencer. Bonnie Walker and Rrlene Hrmstrong in the closing scene of The Summons of Sariel. Templeton, Sandra Daley, LaVonne Gallaher, and Gilbert Horn. Four students will be chosen from the following list to give oral readings at Kearney: Donna Sorter- Our ToWn, Ioan Mohatt- Going oi the White Swan, La- Vonne Gallaher- Lady With the Lamp, Mar- garet Gray- White Lilacs, Margaret Car- land- Forever Walding Free, Norrna Elaine Smith- Mary Elizabeth, Marlyn Zimmerman - Bittersweet, Hrlene Plrmstrong- Hasty Tasty, Cora Lee Chappell- Lunch Counter, Grace Huff-- Exit the Big Bad Wolf, Ioanne McDuffee-- Under the Big Top, Betty Thur- man- Iane, Gilbert Horn - Widows Mites, Duane Molley- Warts and Spoolcsf' Cecel Olson- The Lace Counter, Ted McMillan- Rights and Responsibilities of the People, Ieanne McDuffee- Fi Greater and Freer I-lmericaf' Marilyn Stutzman- Our Unpro- tected Children, Beverly Ferguson- Mary Stuart.

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,.W......-....,-.N WT 42 .ff Q Nix 'W f F '5s NW nc: -W. fi y ... gg pn is F. F. H.. Back Row: Harvey Reeder, Everett Mattox, Iohn Olson, Edwin Barrett, David Thompson, Lowell Phillips, Ted McMillan, Lyle Williams, Max Gross, Robert Walker, Darrel Malcolm, Milam Chrisman, Gilbert Horn, Virgil Boeh, Donald Gunther. Third Row: Herbert Smets, Loren Iacobsen, Eugene George. Gaylord Eberle, Dewey Engelsgierd, Stanley Young. Iohn Golden, Laverne Coleman, Rob Roy McCaslin, Iohn Swick, Kyle Glendy, William Van Cleave, Richard Fink, Curtis McCaslin. Second Row: Dale Mattox, Bob Barrett, Gaile Eichelberger, Cecil Mattox, Dean Hickey, Wendell Fink, Clarence Crisp, Robert Hnderson, Dale Munnell, lunior Roth, Robert Smith. First Row: Lyle Mattox, Richard Holcomb, Dillard Griffith, Norman Daharsh, lvan Williams. Billy Lewis, Leland Nelson. Iohnny Little, Louie Murray, Orville Haumont, Eddie Kleeb. Our Projects . by Robert Smith The Broken Bow chapter of the Future Farmers ot Hrnerica has 53 active members. The officers are, President-Gilbert l-lorn, Sec- retaryfMaX Gross, Treasurer-Wayne Pomp- lum, Reporter-Ted McMillan, Sentinelfllavid Thompson, and Qdvisor-Mr, Huntzinger. Highlights of the year are a FathereSon Banquet, a Farmers Formal, several parties, and a teneday trip during the summer. During the '48 summer, Qluly 8457, 2l boys and Mr. Huntzinger enjoyed a trip to the Black l-lills. H summer trip is to become an annual event, Several members of the group with out- standing projects and achievements, are can- didates lor State farmer awards. This is one H o m e r O. Huntzinger-H9 riculture B. S. University of Wy- oming: M. S. Uni- versity of Wyom- ing. He is spon- sor ol The Future Farmers ol Hmer- ica. The F. F. H. olficers are, from left: Ted McMillan, Max Gross, Gilbert Horn, Lyle Williams, Iohn Golden, and their sponsor Homer Huntzinger. ot the highest awards a Vocational Plgriculture student may receive. Ted McMillan represented our Chapter at a National F.F,Q,, 4-H, and Ryall Youth camp held at Parksville, Missouri, last summer. The week was spent in educational and recrea- tional activities.