David City High School - Scout Yearbook (David City, NE)

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David City 15 Rising City 27 David City 28 Osceola 29 David City 25 Wahoo 45 David City 47 Columbus 44 David City 29 Polk 26 David City 27 Genoa 44 David City 32 Fullerton 35 David City 39 Flurora 49 David City 28 Central City 27 David City 28 Seward 57 David City 29 Stromsburg 36 David City 37 Schuyler 35 David City 27 Fllbion 43 David City 27 Seward 57 Freshmen Champions-Leo Meister, Larry Bohaty, Don Hr magost, Ron Veskrna, Leland Chambers, Don Bohaty, Fred Vanous, Harold Bonne, Don Zima, Valerian Rech, Myrl I-lasik, Leander Krivanek, Victor Beckler, Don Groulik, Ron nie Conrad, Verone Gibb, Kenny Iohnson, Norman Coufal Bob Morgan, eeplng C772 Under the supervision of Mr. Schlicting and Mr. Rurnbaugh, the boys in the physical education classes were kept in condition with much activity. Some of the activity which con- sisted of tumbling, calisthenics, and kitten ball lasted throughout the year. Here again our Freshmen carne into the spot-light. We find that they were not only undefeated in football, but also became cham- pions of the freshmen basketball tournament. You fellows have done a fine job of Keeping Fit this year. Let's hope that this will continue throughout your years at David High and we might add, for the rest of your lives, so that you may not only represent our school with bigger and better teams but that you may also represent the bigger and better citizens of our Flmerica. Don Zima and Ronald Veskrna battle it out in boy's phys. ed. Page 39

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eeping C912 Even on the busiest days the girls seem to have time for a little exercise. They manage to get this through a good Well-equipped girls' physical ed- ucation program. Mrs. Ryan was in- structor ol all girls in the seventh through twelfth grades who desired to take physical education as an activity, The purpose of physical education is to help use up surplus energy and to maintain good body health and strength. Some of the games they played were softball, basketball, volley ball, badminton, deck tennis, and ping pong. The girls held a basketball tour- nament in which the junior team Was Winner. They all participated in the interclass track and field meet. Tum- bling was also a major part of their curriculum, as was exhibited to the public at a basketball game. Margaret Rerucha tags Phyllis Vanous at home base A ijiwigxv. I , K- :1 ' YQ., .f '7 !'n5 ' i' , 1 ' .. 4 rfiflfgi 'f.P'2,a'1' ff- ' 'R' 3 fri' , f751i.L.:,.jf4l' -it 'r 'Amy fs- W ,.., 'Q W r-r-Q' ,,:fjJg-'-'- f-5 M' .g xvwwfw. ,, , 1-i 2 ,wafer :A-Y .J A I an , gf- L . . Tournament winners were the juniors, Lu- cille Palik, Phyllis Vanous, Mary Qnn Mul- ligan, Dorothy Sabata, Mrs, Ryan, Mary Lou Neujahr, Margaret Rerucha, Elaine Wadkins. Bottom-Lucille Ludvik, Cheri Rathien, Doris Beringer, Ianet Glock, and Edith Sauser go- ing to Play Day at the University. Mary Lou Neuiahr slips up for a home run while Hlice Flndel catches, 1. I Ni. uw-.f,. yr., ,Y