Clarks High School - Bomber Yearbook (Clarks, NE)

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LEONA ZELASNEY Pep Club 2-3-li Chorus 2-3-li Phys. Ed. 2-3 (No. 1 in Duncan) JERRY SCHULTZ Chorus 1-2 Band 2-3-li Football 1-2-3-li Basketball 1-2-L Track 1-2-3 Honor C 1-2-3-li Class Sec.-Treas. U IE ON SCHUTTE Chorus 1-2-3-li Band 1-2-3-li Track 1-2-3-li Football 1-2-3-li Basketball 2-3-li Honor C 1-2-3-li Class Pres. U Class Vice Pres. 2 Honor C Vice Pres. 2

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 244 One morning in September four bright eyed youngsters entered their school career. They were: Faye Mustard, Eleanor Jilg, Jerry Truesdell, Jerry Clark, and Joseph Rekie. Our teacher was Miss Barnard. The same four students entered the first grade but we were put into Miss Senkbile's hands. After the completion of the Second grade we were sent into Miss Sweette room for our third grade where the class gained two new students; Terry Cox and Leon Schutte. In the following year for our fourth grade we found our- selves back in Miss Sweeps room where we gained three new members to our class, they were Bernice Bender, Donald Branting and Patricia McLean. During this year we were sorry to lose Gerald Clark. Upon returning to school for our fifth grade we find no one has moved away but was happy to gain Betty Land. Passing out of the doors of our fifth grade we were sorry to leave Gerald Truesdell behind. We left Miss Rood (to her great sorrow) where we entered into Mrs. Campbells room for our Seventh grade. We were sorry to lose Betty Land But was happy to gain Neil Seiko. We were all very happy to enter into the Eighth grade where we learned Miss Bonnie Gagle was our teacher. It was at this time when we gained Donald Sperling as a member of our class which gave us the enrollment of nine students to finish our grade school days. They were: Bernice Bender, Donald Branting, Terry Cox, Eleanor Jilg, Patrica McLean, Faye Mustard, Leon Schutte, Neil Seiko, and Donald Sperling. We all looked forward to the night of Eighth Grade Graduation. HIGH SCHOOL DAYS At the fall of 1952 we were happy to be known as a high school class. Of course we had more additions to our class. They were: Nancy Stromburg, Elaine Randall, Jerry Schultz, Gerald Clark, Gary Lindgreen, and Virgil Cyza, but was sorry to lose Virgil in the spring of the year. Initiation will not be easily forgotten by all. The girls in men's long underwear and the boys in girls bathing suits were marched down town for a beauty contest. Gary Lindgreen won this. We choose our class pennant and purple and gold as our class colors. The American Beauty Rose was chosen for our class flower and Today we Follow; Tommorrow we Lead as our motto. Our Freshman class sponsor was Mr. Burger. In the following year we were happy to gain three new students to our class, Barbara Mustard, Maxine Schuele and Leona Zelasney, but was sorry to lose Donald Sperling.