College View High School - Viewpoint Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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Sopbomores First ROW: Edwards, Underwood, Forester, White, Rogers, Parsons, Harral, Paulsen, Shaw 1 Second ROW: Snyder, Myers, Geschwender, Hatch, Van Allen, Te Selle, Graham, Gregg, Hatcher, Mr. Simon Third Row: Hoy, Pettigrew, Perry, Duff, Slocum, Walker, Wilhelm, Ham, Reed, Ramey During their first year in senior high, this class has proved to be a vital asset to the school. There are twenty-six girls and boys enrolled in the class, and they have participated in many activities. Their sponsor is Mr. Bruce Simon, and he has had quite a time with these busy sopho- mores. The boys are active in sports, with some of them even gaining places on the first team foot- ball and basketball teams. This class also has a cheerleader and some band members in their midst. Elected to lead the sophomores in all of their many activities were Ralph Graham, president, Mary White, secretary, and Richard Walker, treasurer. Page 16

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Juniors The junior class, with an enrollment of forty-nine boys and girls, have undergone. avery hectic , year. You see, their big headache was the fact that they had to plan, pay for, and arrange the Junior-Senior Banquet, at which event the seniors were their guests at Cotner Terrace on May 9, 1953. Sponsoring this very hard-working group was Mr. Calvin Melson. Jim Edwards served as the president, Mavis Bryceson was secretary, and Paul Westbrook was elected as treasurer. There Were no parties for the juniors this year as they had to use all the money they could scrape up to put on the banquet. The juniors sold candy to the students at noon to make up this not-so- small sum. This group has been active in many organizations of the school including athletics, cheer- leading, and Girls Glee. Next year they will be the leaders of the school, and with their active participation in all school events, they have gotten off to a very good start in becoming good leaders. Their class was divided this year with part of them being in Mrs. Fern Housman's home room and the rest in the home room of Miss Evelyn Fosbury. Junior Class Play Page 15

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Freshmen This year was a big one for the fifty-five students in the ninth grade at CV because it was the year when they graduated from junior high into senior high. At the beginning of the year, the class held an election for their class officers. Those elected were Kathryn Hess, president, Melvin Greenwood, secretary, and Nancy Mehuron as treasurer. Miss Sara Harris was the sponsor of this group. Most of the boys were active in many various sports, and quite a few of the girls could be heard singing with the Girls Glee Club. One member of their class participated in the Junior Red Cross. During the first semester, eight students were on the honor roll. Like most youngsters, these boys and girls like parties. On the 17th of September, they had a picnic at Antelope Park. Their Ninth Grade Class Day was probably the biggest social affair of the year and the one they will long remember. Graduation exercises were held in the College View High School auditorium on June 5. First Row: Poggemeyer, Beall, Hartz, Kraatz, Smith, Glaser, Van Cleave, Zehm, Carsten, Neemeyer, Jensen, Shepherd, Schmidt Second Row: Hornung, Kirchhoff, Rulon, Stiebler, Terpsma, Harig, Hess, Henderson, Matlock, Sherwood, Greenwood, Greenwood, Dark Third Row: Jensen, Lebs, McCulloch, Cheuvront, George, Tucker, Wurtz, Murphy, Carney, Burbach, Dill, Leslie, Sturtzenegger, Miss Harris Fourth Row: Allen, Phillips, Cunningham, Utsumi, Ryan, Erickson, Sapp, Mook, Zobens, Brown, Epp, Harvey Page 17