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

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Lillian M. Leverington Let them obey who know not how to lead. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS qleft to rightj N. Carroll, treasurer: D. Millsap, presidentg L. East wood, secretaryg C. Collicott, vice president. Motto: Don't stare uf the stefs, but stef up the stairs Colors: Orchid and White. Flower: Wlzfte Orchid.

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Barbara Meston She says 'yes' when she means 'no' and 'no' when she means 'yes'. Sioux Club 45 Cheerleader 121 Band 1234: Chor- us 2343 Comm. Club 43 Jr. Play 35 Stud. Council -ig Ann. staff 43 Indian staff 45 Majorette 345 All-State 12345 Y-teens 13 Band Day 245 Melody Rd'up 12343 3 Loups Choral Clinic 2343 3 Loups Band Clinic 1234: County Gov't 35 Dist. Music Contest 2343 Girl's Glee 34. John Hastings I like to sit on the fence and watch the snails go whizzing by. Football 14. ' Janice Storms Common sense is not a common thing? Library Council 33 Sioux Cluab 4. Bob Pracht I wasn't born for great affairsg I eat drink and say my prayers. Football 15 B Club 2: Band 1234: Student Council 33 Annual staff 4: Student Manager 13 Jr. Play QPropsJ 35 County Gov't. 3: Band Day 243 Melody Roundup 2343 3 Loups Band Clinic 1234. Imogene Chrisp Just as harmless as she looks. FHA 123-lg Sioux Club 4: FHA officer 43 FHA Dist. officer 45 FHA Dist. Convention 124. Virgil Branstiter I never trouble trouble until trouble troubles me. FFA 1234: Jr. Play lPropsj 3.

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SEIIIDB BLESS iIIS'I'DilY AS FRESHMEN ........ 'E THE CLASS OF '55 embarked upon our beginning years in B.B.H.S. with an enrollment of eighty-eight. There were such things as algebra, general science, yells, and back bends to be mastered. The officers for the year were Davey Davis, president, Ronny Wachter, vice president, Joan Ray, secretary, Donna Hyatt, trea- surer, and Karen Russell, sergeant at arms. Mrs. Russell was our sponsor. THEN SOPHOMORES ........ WE BEGAN SCHOOL a little wiser than the year before. Our officers this year were Ronny Wachter, president, Gale Ann Penn, vice president, David Ely, secretary, and Donna Millsap, treasurer. Parties, concerts, lyceums and ball games filled our spare time to complete a successful year. Our sponsors were Miss Shields and Mr. Korte. ON BECOMING JUNIORS ........ WE CHOSE Ronny Wachter as president, Marilyn Parr as vice president, Nancy Owen as secretary, and Davey Davis as treasurer. We sponsored the annual lyceum programs. On November 17 and 18 we presented our class play, Seven- teenth Summerf' Those juniors not in the band sold concessions at the football games. A snowy May lst spotlighted a very successful Jr.-Sr. Banquet and Prom. Our sponsors were Miss Shields and Miss Hoefener. IN THE END ........ THE CLASS OF '55 has improved considerably in the knowledge of sci- ences, arts, and general reasoning. Now we are making plans for the future rather than planning a high school party or electing a class president. A very colorful year came to a close under the guidance of Donna Millsap, our class president, Charles Collicott, our vice president, Louise Eastwood, the class secretary, Neil Carroll, our treasurer, and Mr. Cupl, our sponsor.