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SENIOR CLASS HISTORY Eight of the 42 graduating seniors have gone through grade school, junior high, and senior high together. They are: Tom Anderson, Donna Bartling, Lanny Bartling, Ardith Clough, Ed Olsen, Susan Radosti, Carl Sanders, and Teresa Smith. During grade school and junior high, Kenneth Meikle, Jim Brandt, Ed Smith, Bill Berglund, Neil Kuhlman, Denzil Theis, Sharon West, Scott Adams, Gloria Bartak, Sherry Boone, Gaylen Kumm, Janet Montgomery, Phyllis Myers, Jerry Porter, Fred Ruzicka, Linda Sorensen, and Susie Webster joined us for those carefree years. In 7th grade our junior high float, consisting of a rocking horse with the theme of Rock to Victory ' won 1st prize in the Homecoming parade. We took 3rd prize in the 8th grade in float competition. Our float was a large envelope with the theme Send 'Em Home In Defeat . . Our first year of high school was fun-filled confusion with 14 new students: They were: Melvin Blair, Linda Boggs, Betty Buhrman, Charles Carlson, Roger Davison, Don Emery, Brenda Faith, Don Faith, James Geiger, Ward Greenwall, Sue Hartshorn, Judy Key, Linda Vietor, and Dan Walker. The sophomores started the year for us with a hayride. Sharon West was our Homecoming Queen candidate. We built a windmill for our float theme, Power Is Victory , but failed to earn a prize although it was the best float. At the beginning of our sophomore year, Don Emory, Brenda Faith, James Geiger, Ward Greenwall, Judy Key, and Denzil Theis failed to return, but Audrey Prochaska, Dewayne Spies, and Melvin Woods were added to the class enrollment. We again selected Sharon West as our queen candidate. We were quite proud of our 1st prize battleship, our Homecoming float called Float Thru To Victory”. We threw a hayride for the freshmen. Our junior year held a new experience for us as we moved into the new high school. Six new students joined us in breaking it in, which we did quite well. They were: Herb Blair, Don Carlson, Paul Crosley, Linda Fredericks, Sandra Haack, and Ebby Ziegler. Charles Carlson, Dewayne Spies, and Linda Vietor left us. Betty Buhrman was chosen as queen can- didate. Tradition was kept by again taking 1st prize in float competition. Our beautiful watermelon won with the theme Chew 'Em Up And Spit 'Em Out”. Our Junior Class Play, Man Overboard, was the first to be presented on the new stage. Our audience was blinded by our dazzling new class rings. We invited the seniors to our Oriental Gardens for the Jr.-Sr. Banquet and Prom. Of course we all enjoyed Slouch Day . Linda Fredericks, Linda Sorensen, and Susan Webster did not return for our final year, but we received five new students. They were: Connie Edwards, Jean Kind, Larry Pease, Susan Wagner, and Kent Welch. Our Homecoming Queen candidate. Sue Hartshorn, was 1st attendant, and Sharon West was crowned as Homecoming Queen. Our ballot box, Vote For Victory , was awarded 3rd prize. The event of the year was April 2, Sneak Day, when we loaded a bus for Omaha. We spent time at Boys’ Town, the Crossroads, and the Pacific Railroad Museum, and viewed My Fair Ladvatthe Cooper Theater. The year was brightened, or frightened, by the Senior Class Play, The Scarlet Ghost. We enjoyed a visit with Arabian Knights” at the Jr.-Sr. Banquet and Prom. Honors Night, May 14, Baccalaureate, May 16, and Commencement, May 18, brought an end to our years at C.H.S. We wish the future graduates the best of success at our alma mater. 18
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FRED IS CHAPTER STAR FARMER KINDERGARTENERS OF 1951 Front row, left to right: Teresa Smith, Lynn Kocina, Sheryl Jones, Susan Radosti, Janice Jewell, Ardith Clough, Carol Ann Shay and Roszina Duwell. Middle row: Donna Bartling, Connie Callen, Tommy Anderson, Dennis Jensen, Donnie Carlson, Betty Wentz and Cheryl Miller. Back row: Danny Schleich, Greg Hansbro,Carl Sanders, Eddie Olsen, Dennis Spath,Billy McCracken, Charles Guenther and Lanny Bartling. SUSAN ELIZABETH WAGNER — Mixed Chorus, Small Groups, Girls Glee, Paper Staff, Annual Staff, Class Play, Pep Club, Band, County Government, Latin Club, She may seem quiet, but wait until you get to know her. KENNETH M. MEIKLE — Basketball, Track, Cross Country, Weights, C Club, Paper Staff, Annual Staff, Class Play. Always look for the unexpected. GAYLEN KUMM — F.F.A., State F.F.A. Band, Boys Glee, Mixed Chorus, Band, Class Play, F.F.A. Treasurer and Reporter. He's small but so is a stick of dynamite. ARDITH C. CLOUGH — Mixed Chorus, Small Groups, Girls Small Groups, Girls Glee, F.H.A., Volley Ball, Paper Staff, Annual Staff, Class Play, Pep Club, Dramatics, Library, County Government Day. Dimples has she two, she will show them to you. ELIZABETH A. ZEIGLER — Girls Glee, Volley Ball, Annual Staff, Pep Club, Library, Class Officer, Student Council, County Government Day. She hears all, thinks much, but talks little. DON CARLSON — Basketball, Track, Cross Country, C Club. A quiet man — never snores in class. PHYLLIS J. MYERS — Mixed Chorus, Small Groups, Student Council, Girls Glee, Paper Staff, Annual Staff, Class Play, Pep Club, Dramatics, Library, Band, National Honor Society. A little smile goes a long way. EDWARD C. SMITH — Football, Weights, C Club, Track, Student Council. He's little, but he's wise; he's a terror for his size. BETTY JANE BUHRMAN — Girls Glee, Paper Staff, Annual Staff, Pep Club, Library, Can- didate for Homecoming Queen, County Government, President of Pep Club. My heart is not my own; but I don't care; it's in good hands.
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