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

Text from Pages 1 - 58 of the 1955 volume:

off, Q, -xx Q-QQ cb Q0 Q 94' N QP' QQ A ' I X i E , css presen s e . . C1 t th A Y I 'L 1 ,WI flpf + agile i P NIO Q D Q f l '0Ene NG - EDS UDINT ' I MQ' Q L E po Page 2 Eecfication. . . .gggfg gm -,ft 1 x9W2'ff1ig 35,4357 fgsiifg 5. f-QW. fl- yy ., -Vern -w b M4-.fray L 1 it5s:5f?'s 5+ It it was 2 f Q- 1 ,,: L mfr Apr,-,r,Ef,?s, sifpmgmg 551 ,W .twrrrw 1, f fr- W ,sr 1 dig ig, ,x 5 .ggttfwgf-'.f., K an .16 . ,f2,zS5,f1g, , it ,,,., ,,,, , - 4 Q ,rem +5- t qitqqfwgx in 1 .1 , 2,11-K Q'ffM'1' 'if fi 2 44-r 5 5491. . titer? ef, We the class of 1955, hereby dedi- cate this Viewpoint to Mr. Paul W. Benjamin, for without his help this book could never have been pub- lished. Our thanks to him for sponsor- ing both the annual and the news- paper, and for being an ever Willing sponsor of the buses to away games. QfO!OgU8. . . The 1955 Viewpoint Staff presents its view of the last year of CVHS. In three acts, we hope to record the memories of our everyday school life. As the curtain opens and the first act begins, We invite you to relive these memories which are so dear to our hearts. , All the world's u stage. And all the men and women merely players. They have their exits and entrances: And one man in his time plays many parts. 1ml'OC!UC9I' lrectors Paul W. Benjamin Mrs. Georgianncx Compton Social Studies B u s i n e s s Education, Publications Financial Advisor, Service Com- mittee Sponsor, National Honor Society Sponsor Mrs. Verle Morris Office Secretary Page 4 irectors Oscar O. Bretthorst English, Library, View- Mathematics, Science point and P 6. G Sponsor Hazel G. Scott Principal, Algebra Evelyn Fosbury English, Vocal Music Mrs. Edna Keal Speech, English, Spanish Grace- C. Reiff Historyg, Modem Prob- lems, -Teens Sponsor Thompson ' H o m e Economics, Art Pep Club Sponsor Tom A. Gillaspie Science, Driver Educa, tion, Football C o a c h Debate Squad Sponsor Track Coach 1 Gerald E. Frederick Social Studies, English, Rex D. Mercer CC1lvin G. Melsorl Mathematics, Basketbai Industrial Arts Coach, Student Counct Sponsor 4 Z l i l William B. Splichal . Band Schweser l l l 1 l s'JQfQ,i'sRLdl5s ' A A i The First National Bank of Lincoln 1 fl 77fZ8I'l'lOI'l.ClI'lfL I Mrs. Fern Housman NATURE As a tond mother, when the day is o'erg Leads bv the hand her little child to bed, Halt willing, halt reluctant to be led, And leave his broken playthings on the tloor, Still gazing at them through the open door, Nor wholly reassured and comforted By promises of others in their stead, Which, though more splendid, may not please him more, So Nature deals with us, and takes away Our playthings one by one, and by the hand Leads us to rest so gently, that we go Scarce knowing it we wish to go or stay, Being too tull ot sleep to understand How tar the unknown transcends the what we know. -Henry Wadsworth Longfellow Mrs. Fern Housman was born at Plymouth, Nebraska. She attended the Beatrice schools and was graduated from Beatrice High School. Shortly afterward, she went to the state ot Mississippi where she was employed as a teacher. After her marriage to Harry M, Housman, they made their home in Mayfield, Kentucky, until Mr. Housman's death in l9l8. Mrs. Housman returned to Nebraska and resumed her education. She completed a course at the Northwestern Business College of Beatrice and received her A.B. degree from the Colorado State Teachers College at Greeley. She taught commercial subjects in Beatrice, Wymore, and Benkelman High Schools. She was then employed by the Board ot Education at Lincoln, Nebraska, and had taught here continuously until her death on March 21. Mrs. Housman had studied at Columbia University in New York City, University of California at Berkeley, Combined Universities of Belgium, and the University of Nebraska, in addition to Colorado State Teachers College where she received her bachelor's and rnaster's degrees, Before becoming a member of the CVHS faculty in 1942, Mrs. Housman taught at Lincoln High School. During the thirteen years she was at CVHS, she taught typing, shorthand, and bookkeeping. She sponsored the National Honor Society and the Service committee and was financial adviser for the PSG and the Viewpoint. Q Mr. Benjamin, checking costumes for View- men Varieties. M and Mr. Mrs. MQ,-,is h Sion' . elson m elping . YS. S uni. Q-ITS out MISS Fo b 'F edefxck' 'ai Swdxe - V --V' ---.'V---.V Q4 iii' f AM ,, A ,.,:f , ,. 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David Paulsen Better one byrde in hand than ten in the wood. Senior Class President, View- point. P 6 G. Student Council, CV Club 3,4, Football 3,4, Barbara Klone Her voice was ever soft. gentle. and low. an excel- lent thing in woman. Senior Class Treasurer, Mixed Chorus 4, Girls Glee 3,4, Beverly Safley She that was ever fair and never proud. Had tongue at will and yet was never loud. Senior Class Secretary, View- point. P G G. Pep Club 3,4, Pep Club Vice - president, Y - Teens, Student Council Secretary, Ma- jorette 4, Senior Class Play, Mixed Chorus 3,4, Girls Glee 3,4, G.A.A. GSS QfACQI'.S' page 5 Miller dc Paine Lynn Hatcher Whate'er he did was done with so much ease. In him alone. 'twas natural to please. Senior Class Vice-president, CV Club President, Senior Class Play, Football 3,4, Basketball 3,4, Track, 3,4. Diane Forester From the crown ot her head to the sole oi her toot, she is all mirth. Pep Club 2,3,4, Cheerleader 4, Y-Teens 2,3,4, Mixed Chorus 4, Girls Glee 2,3,4, Band l, Senior Class Play, G.A.A, , ,f W.-MZ 12352- llilii- ' r Hi ,..9 W. ,,, I t.J,'z. ,ltj,t:. M . - 7 i 5 a w, X , Zhi Q .i 5 t 1 l 3 Q t g l-mv J i 1 t 1 A gg, s f , ll swf 9 f., . if . vi r , 4 ' tx J 1 mit r , lc W S uv? ,f X515 , xwlfllylwl, 1-if :till 'lx' tr-A nf'th.'lt:.,, 1 iff' K:-fir. ,-,x A - - - , ri iarv t all tl Wfqgvl rl ' tim U 8 fill g lial' Jtfftlti W -ffifi, if it t S 1 Dan Duff The world's mine o ster y . which I with sword will open. P 6 G Assistant Editor, CV Club 2,3,4, Student Council 3, Student Council Vice -president, Mixed Chorus 3, lunior Class Play, Bas- ketball 2,3,4, Track 2,3,4, Football Student Manager 4, Richard Gregg And though he promise to his loss He makes his prom- ise good. Senior Class Play. K 5755 ' 'ffffsg 53 1'-. 1 David Edwards He is a great observer. and he looks quite through the deeds of men. Viewpoint, P G G. Bcmd 3,4, Mixed Chorus 4. Lowell Ham Better late than never. CV Club 2,3,4, Student Council Treasurer, Iunior Class Play, Football 2,3,4, Track 2,3,4. The Continental National Bank of Lincoln, Nebraska Page 7 Imajean I-Iarral ' Those about her-from her. shall read the perfect ways of honour. Viewpoint. P 6 G, Pep Club 3,4, Y-Teens 2,3,4, Y-Teens President, Student Council, Band l,2, Mixed Chorus l,2,4, Girls Glee l,2,3,4, Senior Class Play. Glenn Hoy I'll not budge an inch. Viewpoint. P G G. CV Club l,2,3,4, Student Council President, Football 1,2,3,4, Basketball 3,4, Track 2,3,4. Delmar Pettigrew Ask me no questions. and I'll tell you no lies. Iunior Class Play, Senior Class Play. Page 8 Alan Ramey I had rather have a fool to make me merry than experi- ence to make me sad. Senior Class Play. National Bank of Commerce Larry Myers Some day I shall awake and find myself famous. Viewpoint. 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' N if ,.,..w- .wM..sWeww, , as ...sr V-, aw Eugene Reed Action is transitory.-a step. a blow: The motion of a muscle. this way or that. CV Club 2,3,4, Senior Class Play, Football 2,3,4, Track 3,4. iiifinia . Mary Evelyn Reynolds And mis tr e s s ot herself. though china tall. Y-Teens 4, Girls Glee 4, Iunior Class Play, Senior Class Play. is ,sw wa hiZp.QQ,Li3'a2'i' :1sss.4ws, f,:':-. 5. , or G new , W .Q . f , W we is ,X H 1-A we . 'Q fklgegl f LQQ. 1.g',s-ea ,Ei , . for Jiri, 1 5 ..., 'fi z.., V .,.-1 Lf. s S fr g5is3f,f,a- w - .' .- fsusfc - . gsgqfgj - Q K w,z,s? if rgrggq' 3 ,V . ' ' 2f,.35,5 ' . wwf. :Jai-2 ,N W .,w, ,w i1i ' f '-new l N' Q 1 Q tt'5ffS','.fHt4i43tf t reg L . ik- 4' , we , of new .sf .1 Q giggle' 50 35 alhiiyi iyi 55:32 1 Nw 'L if ?1.1.t aQ,,?5,I2 Mi ff' rs . 1 bur r ' 1 ,Q , 'f s ' Ln -A . ms: -I t .si 'rx 4 Aw N '- fe 3' M gm um 'iw mgr-f - . 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Robert Sellards En The gentle mind by gentle deeds is known: For cr man by nothing is so well be- trayed as by his manners. tered Senior year, Takeo Utsumi The things which must be- must be for the best. Viewpoint. Basketball 4. Page 9 Roberta Van Allen Pep Club 2,3,4, Cheerleader 4, Y-Teens 2,3,4, Majorette 3, Mixed Chorus 2,3,4, Girls Glee 2,3,4, Senior Class Play. Absence makes the heart grow fonder. Mary White A perfect w o m cr n. noblY planned. To warn. to comfort. and command. P G G. Pep Club 2,3,4, Pep Club President, Y-Teens 2,3,4, Student Council Z, Girls Glee 1, Service Committee 2,3,4, Iunior Class Play, Senior Class Play, G.A.A. Page IN MEMORIAM Carol Hatch November ll, 1937-November 8, 1954 There is a Gleaner whose name is Death And with the sharp knife keen He gleans the full grown grain in a breath And the flowers and Buds of Promise between. Shall I have naught that is Fairg And use only the full grown grain? When Buds of Promise are so sweet to me, Our Creator will preserve them for me. He gazed at the Buds with tearful eyes: He kissed their youthful leaves. This is for the Lord of Paradise I bind Thee in my sheaves. Oh not in cruelty or in wrath The Gleaner came this way It was God's messenger who sought This Bud to assist in the crowning day. Ethel T. Wead Mick 10 Van Allen Garage Glenn Wilhelm I1 nobody cares lor me. I'll cure for nobody. Band 4, Iunior Class Play, Senior Class Play. Anderson Studio CSD THE LAST GRADUATING CLASS OF CVHS :JY- bOf'b'qu yi noon on Hecdi'-Qo!' M113 inuies xo 'Yen In M Pay 6 . ,, O be I Break atom we WY Qlven to Del mCIr, X Cx Xdyox A fcuch I Prairie Maid Meat Products Co. foe Luchsinger F. R. Michals Page 11 . O egxffs He W- , cvs 5 Ord Q mclvim nd 1 We prefer the regular cheerleaders. 'We rs Q z Gro j The football team? Page 12 Earl Gould Cabinet Shop ReQ11y! ' X V. 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Bruggernan, Presi- dent, Rcrdrnore, Vice-Presidentg Green, Sec- retary-Treasurer. First: Larson, Grotian, Green, Mohr, Schultz, Radmore, Beard, Vaughn, Talcott, Torlcott, Turner, Malone, Kleege, Walters, Eley, Kraatz, Fahrnbruch, Fisher. Second: Bourne, Glaser, Schultz, Donahoo, Titterington, Howett, Van Allen, Harvey, Clement, Hcrrral, Sell, Kirchhoff, Tucker, Bruggeman, Webb, Allan, Blair. Third: Mrs. Keorl, McDonald, Barmore, De Yong, Keal, Hendrickson, Anderson, Michclelis, Ward, Boring, Madden, Craw- ford, Pangborn, Chartier, Chism, Smith, Nelson, Edwards. Elgin National Watch Company, Lincoln Division Page 17 he Tlintlz gm ers First: Sturzenegger, Myers, President, Humann, Secretary Bourne, I-lesson, l-lumann, Gould, Lyon, Hansen, Zimmerman. Second: Delous, Ripley, Reynolds, Shipps, Nelson, Myers, Van Cleave, Ham, Wright, White, Beeman, Carney, Stratton, Graham, Caughran, Carlson, Woodcock, Mc Call, Hagemeister, Rutt, Masters. Third: Miss Fosbury, Rogers, Ketelsen, Maybee, Kennedy, Irons, Kcteding, Crawford, Kirby, Becker, Kuklish, Perry, Iancke, Hollingsworth, Eno, Hibbs, Cassel, Mook, Peterson, Byers, Iohnson, Frazer, Mr. Mercer. Page 18 Siegel Office Equipment Company Butlers Cleaners and Dyers lie glglztlz QM ers First: Hall, Henderson, Stratton, Duckett, Hamilton, Hester, Braum, ljorf, Clifford, Fisher, Schoepf, Hoffman, Gcmt, Keyser, Pruitt, Gronquist Second: Moffitt, Pike, Egger, Kievit, Hornby, Frazer, Sterk, Elm, Read, Bishop, Tenhulzen, Byers, Althouse, Leaver, Wolf, Kimmerling Third: Mr. Melson, Pace, Forester, Hergenracler, Bruhl, Scott, Roberts, DCIDP, Bornhouse, Werner, Duff,.Broadwater, Murphy, Christen, Ziegler, Mills, Hergert, Walters. Grade Executives: Moffitt, President: , Treasurer: Hergert, Secretary 6 1 0 A Meek Lumber Company What'll you have? Quiet! Artists At Work. , , Pa 19 Patzo Drwe In Cafe ge J gfze Qsjeventh gm ers QWGKQYSI SQY K0 Che K Future ho SSS! Seventh Grade Dye, Treasurer, Eden, Secretary. l First Row: Voller, Stevens, Eden, Ham, Dorf, Oaks, Horn, Roberts, Phifer, Tinggaard, Chilen, Malone, Woodcock, Pace Hill, Hungate, Dietrich, Larson, Van Cleave. Second Row: Roberts, Mc Cloney, Hagemeister, Kilpatrick, Durfee, Rieflin, Pegans, Schroder, Adkisson, Downard Foreman, Perry, Ritzman, Rank, Shipps, Barmore, Minary, Wahl, Sherwood, Fahrnbruch, Grotjan, Hansen, Hoaglin Third Row: Vaughn, Thierstein, Ham, Moyer, Leeke, Utsumi, Dye, Tucker, Scott, Sieck, Pangborn, Kremer, Edwards Kepler, Clifford, Heinz, Shore, Graham, Hildebrand, Sterk, Bourne, Mrs. Compton. Page 20 Samuel T. Thierstein, M. D. n UU LL A141411 C8118 1 - QMS Q88 First Row: Grotjan, Riley, Kleege, Radmore, Klone, Malone, Green, Matlock, Vaughn, Fisher, Fahrnbruch, Parry. Second Row: Ham, Shipps, Ripley, Terpsma, Bruggeman, Talcoti, Forester, Talcott, Schultz, Carney, Kirchhoff, Van Allen. Third Row: Miss Fosbury, Ellis, Frazer, Selk, Titierington, Van Cleave, Hendricks, Becker, Edwards, Harral, Van Allen, Klone, Reynolds. C8118 11 - 1.3C8C! chorus Selk, Gmihihl, 9521211rQ2gQTSrf'i55,SieQf '' Wu WW 'mm' ' ' Second Row: Miss Fosbury, Borgman, Lyon, Cheuvront, Grote, Klone, Green, Turner, Van Allen, Glazer, Rogers, Shultz, Radmore, TeSelle, Poggemeyer, Riley, Humann, Hansen. Third Row: King, Klepinger, Woodcock, Peterson, Reed, Crawford, Schwartz, Boring, Edwards, Hollingsworth, Keal, Harvey, Myers, Nelson, Gould, Larsen. Page 22 , Therzen Food Lockers W. F. Hoppe Lumber Company YL, Chews dass. Straight fro Cheefxl X r 0 QOW ' Hedaf Sing Fairyland Greenhouse Page 23 5218 0 Roberts Dairy Company Cene M7 - are ing ana, Front Row: Schmidt, Sailey, Rogers, TeSelle, Glaser. Clockwise in C: Mook, Wilhelm, Murphy, Cheuvront, Graham, Rogers, Beeman, Pike, Borgman, Hansen, Wolf, Zimmer- man, Egger, King, Keyser, Mohr, Larsen, Tenhulzen, Mc Call, Myers, Bourne, Schwartz, Edwards, Nelson, Nelson Pangborn, Brown, Mr. Splichal, Dill, Boring, Myers, Peterson. V at Left: Caughran, Cheuvront, Grote, Gant, Donahoo, Turner, Gronquist, Hartz, Hollingsworth, Kimmerling, Molfit. cene w - oncert Earle! G Fxrst: Borgman, Lyon, Rogers, Second: Graham, Murphy, Keyser, Beeman, Donahoo, Turner, Myers, Peterson, Grote, Duckett, Gant. Third: Pike, Wolf, Caughran, Wilhelm, Larson, Edwards, Schwartz, Zimmerman, Bourne, Egger, Nelson, Nelson, Gron quist, Hollingsworth, Hartz. Fourth left: Mohr, Tenhulzen, Myers, King, Mc Call. Right: Dill, Pangborn, Brown, Boring. Standing: Mr. Splichal, TeSelle, Schmidt, Sailey, Glazer, Kimmerling, Moiiit, Rogers. Page 24 Dr. C. A. Ackerman Cheapper Drug Store 1 e - T Com here the Here 'MY Y Qo, Standing: Scxfley, Glaser, Schmidt. Kneeling: TeSe1le. One 11 Les McAdams Studio ' bl- I w ix. U9 O' r eqdyl Hotel Linrlell Page 25 gn termzlssion Q. ' d UC' mor C ek mem Wx horus line om'1 'nwdw Q ' You C ig A M , h x . . ' ' E ..,, J ik- f-Hf?'3'V11f is if if ,.e14,: --, f - 1 Q A . ui ,iwqu , Q. . ,, 4 2-2-E, .A 11 , f- xwlddgw- K I ,f.,- .,,,f- Q 5, eg ,Mu , 1 ,Q ci , Drugstore cowboys. Q L F JW! ! 'X of Hl:7,i,:, ,,zi, i .6 -U I. sea, Q ..f. ' 1 s 1. if I my Vx . wh, ew V ,. ,-.', - 'wg ffiaf M 'z-rw 4. A , 3? 9 xi XL, , I , gg-1jge,5f,,:f' 5 -g ,.,- ::,-,pg , Q 1,16 . Iust the right size for Bob. Careful Kathy! You ncrme itg I'11 feed it. nd one Yxqm' Wake 'Ywo 'DQCY' G up mg! Page 26 Peterson Preferred Homes Mayfair Grill U7UWj' U fj IQ? r kp- Gene 1 refwpoint Staff ,,..44 Seated: Safley, Edwards, Utsumi, White, Rogers, Harral, TeSeHe, Myers. Standing: Hoy, Snyder, Mrs. I-Iousman, Mr. Benjamin, Paulsen, Cene M 1951, Left to Right: Hoy, Safley, Harral, TeSe11e, Myers, Rogers, White, Paulsen, Edwards. Standing: Mrs. Housrnan, Mr. Benjamin. Uml1erger'.v Funeral and Ambulance Service Morse's fewelers and Stationers Page 23 I I I0 Q Street 2-8543 Since 1924 Gene 144-1955 'gf Q Staff First Table: Brown, Hartz, Mehuron, Carney, Schmidt, Harvey, Parry. Second Table: Mook, Glaser, Faulhaber, Barnhouse, Neemeyer, Standing: Murphy, Cheuvront, Mrs. Housrnan, Mr. Benjamin. C8418 MJ - ' 88418 First: Kraatz, Hendricks, Kleege, Beard, Foreman, Mehuron, Van Allen, Henderson, Fahrnbruch, Holman, Titterington, Edwards. Second: Schmidt, Vaughn, Green, Ellis, Poggemeyer, Radrnore, TeSelle, Beall, Walters, Miss Reilf, Stiebler. Third: Malone, Tucker, Salley, Reynolds, Matlock, Terpsma, Talcott, Talcott, Coleman, Turner, Hartz, Kirchhoff. Fourth: Howett, Van Allen, Rogers, Hess, Kirby, Schultz, Selk, Glaser, Harrel, Forester, Donahoo, Van Cleave, White, Faulhaber, Bruggeman. Hall-Kennedy Lockers Wiles Cafe Page 29 C CQIZQ 8,7 - First: Reed, Halcher, Van Cleave, Iensen, Harvey, Myers, Carney, Eley, Nelson, Wright, Mr. Mercer. Second: Mr. Gillaspie, Erickson, Brown, Paulsen, Cheuvront, Allen, Ham, Dill, Hoy, Madden. Third: Iancke, Fick, Duff, Harvey, Mook, Epp, Michaelis, Crawford, Snyder. C8419 V1 - First Row: Hall, Aldridge, Gani, Borgman, Clifford, Hester, Carney, Frazer, Ripley, Kimrnerling, Fahrnbruch, Schoepf, Hoffman, Hansen, Henderson. Second Row: Bourne, l-lumann, Cheuvront, Grote, Riley, Vaughn, Byers, Althouse, Braum, Beeman, Walters, Beard, Kievil, Lyons, Gronquist. Third. Row: Ham, Hagemeisler, Frazer, Forester, Hornby, Mills, Sterk, Ketelsen, Rogers, Mook, Bishop, Read, Pike Ziegler, Malone, Graham, Mrs. Meile. Page 30 Gotfredson Motor Co. 4714 Prescott Kremer Real Estate cene vu- atlonal glonor ociety Lou Ann Rogers Glenn Hoy Mary White National Honor Society is an organization for the junior and senior students who excell in citizenship, scholarship, leadership, and service. Not more than fifteen percent of the senior class may become members. Five percent of these are chosen in their junior year and the remaining ten percent are chosen in their senior year. This high honor is awarded to the students whom the faculty believe to be deserving of it. Due to the size of the class of 1955, Lou Ann Rogers was- the only member of her class to receive the honor in her junior year. On May lU, Glenn Hoy and Mary White were chosen to make up the remaining ten per- cent of their class. Lewis Brown and lim Murphy were the two members of the junior class to become members. This year the National Honor Society has sponsored the convocations honoring the Honor Roll Students and their parents. Confident Living in the High School Wor1d was the theme of the fall program. Connie Schmidt, Nancy Mehuron, Ieffre Cheuvront, Brenda Kraatz, lim Dill, Zean Carney, Bill Barnhouse, lim Mur- phy, Lewis Brown, and lack Harvey gave speeches which they had written on the traits they felt necessary for confident living in the high school world. The Living Constitution was the theme chosen for the spring program and was a program designed to in- form the audience of the true meaning of each phrase of the preamble to the Constitution. Lewis Brown, Zean Carney, Ieffre Cheuvront, David Edwards, Brenda Kraatz, Nancy Mehuron, Iim Murphy, Lou Ann Rogers, Robert Sellards, and Mary White were speakers, with the as- sistance ot a speaking choir consisting of the Honor Students from the ninth through twelfth grades. The programs were presented through the coopera- tion of the music, art, business, and English departments. Mrs. Fern Housman has been the sponsor of the group. Lewis Brown lim Murphy Griswold Linoleum and Tile N. B. I. School of Business 411 Sn. 13th Pam 31 C8418 V414 - QP First Row: Hess, Beall, Snyder, Van Allen, Forester, Second Row: White, Rogers, Harral, Safley, Schmidt, TeSelle, Glaser, Hartz. Third Row: Stiebler, Kraatz, Matlock, Terpsma, Mehuron, Van Cleave, Henderson. Fourth Row: Mrs. Thompson, Kirchhoff, Green, Radmore, Schultz, Donahoo, Turner, Talcott, Hendricks. Fifth Row: Faulhaber, Graham, Tucker, Bruggeman, Cheuvront, Borgrnan, Carney, Frazer, Hansen, Fahrnbruch. Seventh Row: Walters, Mook, Lyon, Ketelsen, Beeman, Grote, Riley, Aldridge, Bourne, Hagemeister. cene rx - Student Gouncz' Starting around table from left to right: Perry, Harral, Paulsen, Brown, Rogers, Schultz, Ham, Duff, Hoy, Safley, Mr. Mercer, White, Hatcher, Dorf, Schmidt, Schultz, Barmore, Stratton, White, Wahl. Page 32 F unk Machine Works Ken Eddy? Drive In gene x - 77 Seated: Humann, Cheuvront, Mook, Ripley, Hcxnsen, Crawford, Cdughrczn. Standing: Rogers, Mr. Frederick. C9418 I4 - Reef I'OSS OUHCI. Seated: Myers, Carney, Nelson, Dill, Mrs, Thompson. Standing: Hollingsworth, Pcmgborn, Moffitt, Wright, Reynolds, Bruggemcm, Hartz, Wolf, Cheuvront, Stevens, Thierstein. Rive Pharmacy Green Furnace and Plumbing Co. Inc. Page 33 gn termlsslon 'ng- Coniideni P09 If hor Dun Stecxdyl Geronimo! Cover-up! Wh Domi shove! os Your brqve men d, Hog? page 34 Lincoln Army Store Calvert Street Pharmacy ll MULMMJ L. N C8119 1- Cffootball Y ovxeen vor we yxokcwt e, e , , gown 09 , I A , K X ' 64680 K tksigig I W 95 X .V Q 1 nw I v ,, H Q. 9?-Q 6' wok e 00 'E' gxCX '5 I Ur., JA, 111. slr' 4- t ' I Page 36 South Side Cleaners Betts Variety and Dry Goods y 'rv r ,. 'ii' rr at College College College College College College College College College View View View View View View View View View COIPS Fremont ........ ...... 7 Hastings ...... ...... 1 9 Beatrice ........ 20 Wahoo .......... ....... 7 Tecumseh ......... ..... 19 Cathedral ......... ..,.. 20 Wilber ...... ....... 1 8 Bellevue ...... ....... 0 Ashland ..... ....... 1 2 Don't let him make it! Football Sertoma Club Winners Hoy Harvey, Mook, Brown Standing: Myers, Wright, Harvey, Carney, Reed, Ham, Iancke, Michaelis, Allen, Erickson Epp Crawford Fick Wurtz, Mook, Madden, Boring, Harvey, Walker, Brown, Paulsen, Dill, Anderson, Charher Hoy Cheuvront Hatcher, Nelson, Van Cleave, Kneeling: Mr. Gillaspie, Hergert, Mr. Mercer. Union Bank Mohr's I G A Page 37 cene M - asketoall Var ity Standing: Hatcher, Hoy, Brown, Madden, Mook, Utsumi, Harvey, Duff, Michclelis, Kecxl, Reed, Kneeling: Mr. Mercer, Myers. S M . H . K HQ i ' f - , ,f,f:.-., 15' ,rf mae . V - 'V V' S 5 - - ' f ' W- ' tk ? 5 V ,. f L L ' K ' wil: f f: .pr bfi . i 5 V ? U- , , ff ' ' Sm , i f ' or 1 ' f 1 . -' Ali' - V, ' V11 7' 'Q 2' 2' '-lr . in if V--flfi eif g - r f . ' 1 n' ' A . 1254 5 Wk- ? ' . ,L A 1. Dan Duff Lynn Hatcher 4 . I R M'f1ff-2?..'.- , , vu.:-,.-...:f4.f,'i-.:, -- . A fer- X fewei, gf:f:s31,'f.g5Lw ,- 5 X. AMN Saw :QM gn? ,X 4 , 4 U.,,1.w Levin. Ht' -.. 5s:,2.1E' 5 ' -, r- 1'A3'5?Zi -'g -,-aff :f,sW --,- ff2-'lf--f',-?15??miff5ezg .fax ' 1fffs,1a-aiQE ,?a-':2. '- -1, wr:l,w5m'5gggyq.f', I V M y, .,. r.. ., f A K- ff in x.. -me rv af- .,.. :-f: 19 11. fm' -,-We--, ,. :a- .9- 15.. .5 .. :asf 'f 2212 e m ., wa, b fn H was-at ' no off 1. ii I fl vu .fr V. , H 93 ,TQ K A gig . fi: r P , ,gfgmtv V' - J K S 34 53 + ,B , my 3 A I 53, , . s . ... Ig M Mnnn .Q ,U , .mr ag Q 5 ', ', Hi' 125155 M .52 it x' . .. ,A sean.: . - . 'E ff5KYe',e.5f A grim y -::.L.,-.'p-5:1-1,5 --lux ,- E V.,5555 ,4 k w S 1-,:g,:.,..,:5,. S E571 ' 1. fsi'fl?5s??3: ,,r-S Z2 ' A ' A --Q E :emur.?w-, 4 fr--fer' V Q, i Glenn Hoy Eugene Reed Tomkeo Utsumi Gipson Motor and Tire Service Loziefse Market page 38 4047 South 48th Street 4733 Calvert Street D COWQS College View .... 51 Wilber ...... College View .... 60 Beatrice .... College View .... 62 Kearney .... College View .... 54 Holdrege .. College View ---- 69 Franklin .... College View .... 42 Cathedral College View .... 53 Wahoo .,-,,,. College View .... 45 Falls City .. College View .... 51 Teachers .. College View .... 74 Ashland ,.,, College View .... 64 Sewflfd ------ College View ,,,, 60 Bellevue .... College View .... 54 Plattsmouth District Tournament College View....41 Cathedral College View .... 33 Teachers -- QSQTVQS Standing: M Kneeling: Ki r. Gillaspie, Eno, Schwartz Crawford Ryan Erickson Dill Anderson Epp rchhoif, Myers, Wright, Harvey McDonald Bourne Iensen Glaser Hessen l-lergert Cobleigh Electric Co. Whyman Standard Servzce Page 39 C8119 IM - I'ClC Ready- They're off! Limbering up. Rapt attention! First row: Van Clecve, Harvey, Wright, Carlson, Stratton, Iohnson, Eley, Kennedy, Woodcock Second row: Anderson, Carney, Brown, Reed, Ham, Erickson, Wurtz, Paulson, Hoy, Mohr Third row: Mr. Keill, Mc Donald, Cheuvront, Schwartz, Kueding, Mook, Duff, Epp, Mdybee, Chcrrtier, Michaelis Page 40 Demma Super Market Hazen Shoe Shop I-leave ho! C9118 M7 ' llQQI'!QClC!QI'S Left to right. Forester, Van Allen, Snyder, Beall, Hess. Hotel Lincoln, Lincoln Nebraska page 41 cene 12- oac es cmc! Gaptains Basketball coach Football coach Track Coq l l Rex Mercer Tom Gillaspie P Football captain Basketball captains ,F fe J' Q ! wr Glenn HOY Eugene Re Dan Duff and Lynn Hatcher Page 42 Wilson,s Grocery Hornung Hardware orts kgnterlucfe Colm before ihe storm. - QQ Homecoming hcdf-time ceremonies. X Q . C90 Coming through! W Come to daddy! Comer Terrace Graves Plumbing and Heating Page 43 Q. Page 44 G I gotchcr! X , A-x Now listen boys! Q . x0 M' Observant spectators. Tillmans of Lincoln oyafty Mr. and Miss Viewman Snowball Princess Safley and Hatcher Princess Forester and Attendant Shamrock Princess Van Allen t Princess Forester and attendants Radmore, Beall, Te Selle, Wan Allen, crownbearerl Safley, Henderson, and Kirchholl. King and Queen of Sports Mary White and Glenn Hoy are the 1955 Queen and King of Sports. They were honored at the All Sports Banquet on April 2. The Queen is chosen by the CV Club. By ballot, she is chosen on a basis of showing outstanding school spirit and taking an aggressive in- terest in the best sportsmanship and service at school and athletic events. She must have attended CVHS for three years and be a member of Pep Club but not a majorette or cheerleader. The King is chosen by the CV Club and faculty on a point system based on character, participation in school activities and sports, team spirit, scholastic rating and leader- ship ability. Glenn received 585 points. The highest ever received was 587. S Page 45 Huenink and Forbes Service The Camefll WTC Gurtain Gal! Dig those eyeballs! After-school assembly. Small car! Embarrassing situation. ' s Harvey Bonapartl Tea for T'ree! Lunch Hour. Page 45 Virgil Mohfs Custom-Bilt Co. 4706 South 48th Street M 'lv ltfl, lntormal pose. Play practice. Rare mood! Wanna fight? Autrey and friend. Wieffiii' . ir J Attention, girls? Real Variety! J. D. Schwarck Excavating Co. Fred Astaire Dance Studio 4813 Lowell Avenue 1521 0 Street Page 47 N w t t 1 2 , t T g 3 t 2 Q 5 t 2 t if W 2 L! i I R Q G I L . , i 1 1 f, As the curtains come down on the final act and the lights grow dim in the theatre, the senior class looks forward to their greatest production- the great play of life. LITHEIGRAPHED BY JDURNAL-STAR PRINTING CEI., LINCDLN. NEER.. Ll. 5. A. . ,..,. v. 1 -,+-,, -ef.. Ki? n ,Az-'A' -,M .iu 'T- N -,,q.,. 4,151- X ffm wg! V fail' ' - . 1. 4'.' w lg' vi , , ., H 0' J, v ,Hx , .., .V 1 .555 , 1 A , Mr- V'