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

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DC ClubiMr Bumbaugh, Tom Thomassen, lack Gil- more, Doyle Eyte, Harold Grubaugh, Qdrian Tomek, Mr. Ryan, Mr, Schlicting, Iohn Kucera, Lindell Novell, Don lohnson, lim Burdick, Eugene Sobolik, Donald Hopwood, Norman Svoboda, Darrell Curtis, Gary Widle, Morris Clemmer, lack Hrmagost, Bob Lawson, Kenny Schmit, George Hbbott, George Hain, Henry DeEord, Norman Muntz, lack Lang, QOL! jfl.ggQI'.S' l'Pop cornl Candy bars! 'tGumt tl-lot dogs! These were the passwords used by the thirty-four Pep Club members in their sales after school, at tournaments, and track meets. The gold rush was on. These sales were to dig up the gold to finance a trip tor the Pep Club members and their guests, the DC Club members, to Gmaha to see 'tlce Capades' on March 25 President lean Martin gave or- ders and directions, Vice-President Ianet Glock ordered supplies, Secre- tary Hdeline lrlatovy kept records of advances and rtieetinas, and Treas- urer Luclile l.1:d','lk kept records cf gold f1rifil1n::' and all shirtizents. Ye-lL:1': jf- War Parties and lSkir::1l5',es lr-d ix' ianet f'Y' V ' I I ' 1' 1 A ,I Grpik - 'TTY ru .. 'L1ifIIQT, Carole 1- , . r wwf-L, - v,4..4-.!, .'Y, lf, f and ,ein -artzri Page 42 QUffCl!O liI'lflQI S Blond the trail ot the gold rush, the DC Club acquired new members who were not only expert buffalo skinnersm, but who also lettered in basketball, tootboil, or track. The new members admitted into the cr- gariization, Danaher, Qrmagost, Lang, Iohnson, Hopwood, Gilmore, Sobolik, Eyte, Schmit, and Toznek, brought the membership up to twenty-two. The DC Club had a busy -I-ear, They selected lean Martin as a very charming football queen and then presented her with a lovely neck- lace at the Valentine party which they sponsored. The next activity which kept every member busy was planning and putting on a Spring prom. The yearly initiation ot the new members was held late in the spring. Gtticers tor the year were Hank DeEord, President, Morris Clemmer Vice-President, iohn Kucera, Secre- tary-treasurer. Pep Club-Lois Crandell, Betty Bemmers, Eva Kilgore, Betty Glock, Eileen Kelso, Lois Gibson, Donna Martin, lrene l-linze, Mrs, Byan, Mary Mulligan, Barbara Michael, Monica Beringer, Phyllis Vanous, Lucille Palik, Qdeline Hotovy, Miss Lierk, Linda Vanderkolk, Ioan Qnderson, Evelyn Kucera, Pauline Birkel, Ioy Lonn, Lucille Ludvik, Edith Sauser, Kathryn Baker, Marilyn Birkel, lean Klein, Maxine Klein, Evelyn From, Dolores Kilgore, Dawn Widle, Norma Iohnson, Mary Neujahr, Carole Vander- kolk, lean Martin, Ianet Glock.

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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

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A , ,. - t O Y ' L 'D if. ,, 1 4 i Roy tends the furnace to keep the school Lea Schlentz and Eddie Rcubal dance at Wqrm for the parties, one of the high school dances. The life of the Fortyeniners was not always dull and full of hard work, There were several bright spots along the way that will be well-remembered. Well OC 1.61 Cgl'I7'lQ.S' ,nf,, 'Q-' 1 B e s i d e s the parties and dances, the Student Council spon- sored several assemblies, intro- ducing some talented people from the 'outside world. The all remember the customary Car- ' fQ pyggrgmg which everyone will nivcl Dcnce, Sponsored bif the eggs-' remember as being the meet eut- lournalism Class, which featured standing were the White Hus- all kinds of concessions, our 5Qr5, ihel'CC1rlOOI'1 Review, and school swing band making with lfir, Rowlands Hobby Program. the music for dancing, and Mr. I The last month of school WGS Ebmeier acting as 'ljudge for the devoted to the seniorsfethat trip culprits who were Hrrested 4 ln' to Omaha for senior sneak day, during the evening. The next get- Y' the reading of the class will and together was a dance sponsored I 'L ' prophecy to the student bodyp the by the Student Council. This in- S R' lunioreSenicr Banquet, and last tr o d u c e d 'lprogram dances I but not least all the things which which made a hit with the gang 55,3 go along with GRQDUHTION' as it kept everyone busy and en- EP y SE xx-S Blu This has been a great year- tertained. The D. C. Club spon- f xr, Q ,L+ gf for all of us but especially for the sored a Valentine dance and at S X seniors who have completed their the same time crowned Tootie S N - last year at D. C, H, S. But this is Muntz and lean Martin as football x H01 The efldff fOr There iS G life- King and Queen, time ahead which will lead you on in the Rush for Golden Oppor- tunitiesl Kathryn Baker, Roman Humlicek, and Beatta Schlueter send the Flnnual on its way on The Football King Gnd Queen, lean Marlin ,Ctpyjl 74 and Norma Muntz, dance a solo dance. . xi' 5 4, 3 :. Fi I -gr--1, , 2' l 'K v'