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

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1951 volume:

5 K: - J. ,I ,',, PROLOGUE TYR-!'staff of the H51 SCOUT has preserved the many mcldents whlch occurred dur1ng the current school year 1n the Davxd C1ty Hrgh School dur1ng three seasons Fall Wmter and Spnng The brown tone IS symbohc of the fall season w1th the chang1ng of nature s colors the blue black of the cold dark mghts of the wmter season and the reen wlth the cormng of spnng Assocmte Edltor Constance Votava Art Ed1tor Lors G1bson Busmess Manager Ioan Anderson Page 2 is A KU Wnters Max1ne Klem Hennetta Svoboda Ioyce Metzgar and Donna Martm Typ1sts Norma lean DeW1splare and Evelyn Kucera G. If f f A 1, ,: -.AKA Nl: . IJ , . I X K ' . I I 5 n yo y V, I H B , 3 5 ' Q Q if E or ........,..,..,..4...,....... Letha Nozxcka ff Nr y s f - ,syysyasa - - . - . I 9 J'A . I-if li I d j 5' ,513 kr, x, 'VV T.: 1 X? Y sa .I S . V gf 'VN'- V w- if If 4 'G .XY lf' I-Inf ll S ls. ini gf: 14 I 1 IV 1' 1 5 ,,, t ' v-If L., ffl 89? Qggggaigff 9 QYJQ '3f'f'i17fff if? . V. X I 11 f F15 . D Q3 H ' ,GL 1 ik 3 L 0 y X H Q M! .li 5 ii - A . L A I I Q x f 4 . ff- , 5 i I ,J Q so t 7- V 'I' If 111 if in l' 'pl 911 ef Ly' 0 'Z' 'ff '35 'JI 'S N-'. gil Af I Xl . GU FM 'f 44,4 fix , , '41, - 1, , 1, , 1-X55 f9'T ' 23325 -Qi., - 9? f? Q Gif' 3, J if if-N P35 fi 1 .12-z 4: Q .LG 1 -T. 3, 37 - vw Page 4 ,C 3 I ,A Page 5 arf?-S'i ' , H. C. EBMEIER Superintendent H. C. Ebmeier is serving his sixth year as the HSKIPPERH of David City High School. Mr. Ebmeier has a Bachelor ot Arts degree in social studies, science, and physical education. He also has a Master of Arts degree in school ad- ministration irom the University oi Nebraska. David City Public Schools considers itself fortunate to have on its school board such able leaders as Dr. D. E. Burdick, president, Mrs. V. D. Friis, vice-president, Harold Zin- necker, secretary, and H. H. Schaaf, Mrs. B. Smith and Charles Vasina, as board members. ,415 B. E. VAUCK The principal of David City High School, B. E. Vauck, is also the sponsor oi the senior class. Mr. Vauck has a Bachelor oi Science degree in school administration from the University of Nebraska. The school board members have a broad interest in education, students' well-being, and Welfare of all Within their district. The board, at all times, keeps in mind the oppor- tunities available to boys and girls outside ot the district who Wish to avail themselves oi the use oi these opportunities. . gs. Vx .., w--I v km.:-, Charles Vasina and Mrs B Smith Mrs, Agnes Friis and Dr. D. E. H, H Schaat and Harold L Zin- tum to G dmere T h ' 'f Burdick admire the new refrigerator necker test the new Universal stove . . . K p GST O nel! duties discussion ot the high school in the home economics kitchen. in the home economics kitchen. , ' A agricultural program, Page 6 ... AJ ff:-N aga- Lucile Hoffman Nebraska Wesle an, HB. Y University of Nebraska MH. Subjects-n o r rn a training, English and li- brary instructor. Willard Laliy Midland College, HB. Colorado State College oi Education, MH. Subjects- English, speech and jour- nalism. ., D t ' ' ' Q 9 I' 'fv- X 0 Q ' Orval Graham Robert Gingery Elda Hansen Wayne State Teachers Cole University of Nebraska, Midland College, HB. Sub- lege, B,F,Q, subject-in. B.S. Subject-vocational iects-English and Latin' strumental music, agriculture- Q X.iw Km-nf' Elaine Ludden University of Nebraska. B.S. Subject - homemak- ing. Iohn Rumbaugh Kearney State Teachers College, HB Subiectsq athletics and world his- tory. Ellis Mercer Phyllis Moreland Willis Moyelqnd University of Nebraska, Midland College, Q.B,SubA Central Missouri Slate BVS 5Ubi8ClS M QeOmetfYf ject.-vocal music, College, HB. University algebra and dV1'f9V'S tram- of Nebraska, MH. Subject ing. -social studies. i ti. is f , ' .ig Kenneth Shuck Colorado State College ol Education, HB., M Pt. Sub- jects-industrial arts, and athletics. -. Q Catherine Swanson Doane College, QB, Sab- lects - biology, physics and chemzstry. Edith Roos University of Nebraska 1 HB., MQ. Subjects-type writing, shorthand, ma- chines and bookkeeping. Page 7 FCOTBALL Coach lohn Rumbaugh piloted his David City Scouts to their second straight Central Eight Conference Crown with seven wins, one loss and one tie. The Scouts' only setback of the season came from the hands of Crete, l9-6. The David City Scouts rolled through the season with a total of 194 points to their opponents' 92. Doyle Pyle, tackle, was the only David City gridder picked for the Class B Hll State first team, but Norman Coufal, quarterback, and lack Gilmore, end, were placed on the second team. For the second consecutive year the Scouts have been listed among the top ten teams in the state. David City was placed in eighth spot by Gregg McBride's Omaha World Herald chart. ABE at A11 ACM QA 9? as Q9 ' - nf lx xl' A A i, Ierry Kroeger Eugene Kozisek Don Iohnson Kenneth Iohnson LeRoy Smith Mike Iohnson Ben Zinnecker Ronald Conrad Russ Wood lack Lang Doyle Fyte Norman Coutal Charles Bonne Harold Bonne B111 Peters Don Zima Bill Winscot lack Gilmore Alfred Bongers Walter Svoboda Carlin Iacob Page 8 1' lack Lang skirts erid in the York game as Russel Wood Lang is caught by a Wahoo iackler as he goes for supplies a block to help make a large David City gain. yardage. David David David David David THE SEHSONS RECORD Osceola Wahoo Schuyler Crete - York David David David David - Seward - Fullerton - Plurora Central City l- Verone Gibb Don Mahlin Tom Darrow Don Kilgore Duane Cerrnak Don Dworal: I. V. Nicodemus Harvey Haiek Mike McFarland Iohn Zinnecker Larry Bohaty Fritz Vanis Page 10 is Freshman Football Squad Front row Holt to nghtl Bob Rathpen Merle Strueblng Harvey Ho molka Davxd Kovar Davxd Howe Norman l-loelt Eugene Svoboda and Iohn Wert Second row Ivan Rerucha Burdette Sabata Rlvm Osrnera Fred Bock Melvxn McEIravy Rdrxan Zxma Denms Iacob Bob Glock and Coach Iohn Rumbaugh Tlurd row Ioe Proskovec Dxck Wood Don Hamsa Wayne Fyfe B111 Peters Duane Svoboda Dean Glock and B111 Hoeft The freshman and second teams could also boast of therr hne football season The fresh men coached by Kent Ryan and Kenneth Shuck managed to w1n two of the1r four scheduled games Hssxstant Coach Kent Ryan was called to duty 1n the Mar1ne Qtr Force 1n the rnmddle of the season These are the eleven graduating David Clty grldders They are Ctop row 'rom left to nghtj Russell Wood Ben Zlnnecker Doyle Fyfe LeRoy Smlth lack Gxlmore and Don Iohnson The bottom row 1nc1udes B111 Peters lack Lang, Ierry Kroeger, Alfred Bongers and Charles Bonne ,., Q 1 n r t .,. -' . 1. as . . . , lv D g ' . l ' I ' U ' . 5 if ' . I Q - . -. 4 . I I C I 1 ' , 1 1 g 1 1 x 7 I 1 V 1 1 I 1 ' 1 1 5 1 1 . 1 1 I 1 ' I 1 ' 1 1 I I I 1 1 - 1 Fflffff PEP CL B Prnt row lleft to nghtl Norma Iohnson Don Hamsa Carole Vanderkolk Drck Wood and Dona Gans Second row Phylhs Blevms Donna Martm Eva Welker and Barbara Mtchael Tlurd row Mrs Elda Hansen Rxta Dolezal Lots Htnze Pat Mullxgan Dorothy Grubaugh Norma Rrmagost Dawn Wtdle Lea Schlentz Fourth row Rosahe Spetcher leanette Hummery Evelyn Kucera Darlene Roubal Conme Votava Frith row Shrrley Hopwood Io Carolyn Kroeger Flnne Sloup Marllyn Mlller and Dorothy Buckley Sxxth row Mary Betts Molrcgtl lviarcella Has! Donna Wadkms Paulme Bxrkel Martha Glock Lots Gtbson Etleen Kelso Peggy Mcvlravy ery oc Marcl Io Ntcodemus Ioflnn Dollxson Peggy Murphy Maxxne Klein Delores Kobza Grayce Flllen and Betty Clymer Iamce Welker Iacquelme Martm Maxme Martm Donna Scnbner Geraldme Mtller Letha Noztcka and Ol!! The Pep Club pcud thetr transportatxon to out of town games w1th money clertved from the sale of the concesslons stand 1n the gym sales at games and by selhng basketball schedule penc1ls Oll1CeTS were presxdent Donna Marttn vtce prestdent Phylhs Blevms secretary Barbara Mrchael and treasurer Eva Welk er Mrs Elda Hansen served as sponsor Phyllls Blevms IS worktng m the popcorn stand servmg hungry customers alter school Page 11 ' 0 : . ' ' ' .' sl ,g . ' 5 . 2 - Q- f g ' 1 ' ':. 5 ' .' ' :.- ' ' ' ' : 1 -Q -H C - ' 3 I 8 2 , 6 . K . . .7 K 1 AW' .1 s - f - N R' 5 ' V 1 I 1 1 ' - Manlu Thomassen, Ioan Rnderson, and Henrretta Svoboda. 5 ' ' 1 1 ' I 1 4 1 1 I H 1 1 7 I 1 1 I 1 4 - 1 A C 1 ' 1 A ' 1 , . .. - 0 r ' rv . . . V 1 1 . I, 1 I ff ' ' 1 1 1 ' , ' I I - l s -1 M 4 I , I 4 , 1 1 . SCOUT N SCOOP STAFF .1 ,--ff 510 loyce Metzgar SCOOP ed1tor 1nter vlews County Suoerlntendent Otto Norma lean De Wlsoelare Letha Noz1cka and Donna Hasuc for a news story Mart1n look wh1le Florence Iohnson operates the lrno type at The People s Ban ner Letha Noz1cka SCOUT Edltor plams the annual plans to Ioan Anderson and He-nrletta Svoboda whxle the other students observe the typmg of copy for the SCOOP Iour naltsm students mclude left to r1ght Ioan Anderson Henrletta Svoboda Letha Nozlcka Maxme Klexn Donna Martm Constance Votava Ioyce Metzgar Ioan Borovlak Norma lean Armagost Mary Beth Moran The typtsts Dona Gans Norma Iean De Wlspelare Page 12 lean Iuranek and lane Fadchlld mlmeograph the SCOOP wh1le W1l lard Lally SCOOP sponsor looks on anxxou ly The meanmg of the Oulll and Scroll Soctety IS being explalned by Letha Nozlcka Left to rlght Ioyce Metzgar Henrietta Svoboda Norma Arma gost Ioan Anderson Letha Nozxcka Maxme Klem Donna Martm and Conrne Votava - Q ,, - ,, 1 4-. se, .. I . Nil s 5 Vg L P Z K A ' E ,..n.,...,' M Y by nru 7. Ill? ex t Q I , .F V H . t ' .' - y 3 . Q fs -y I . . . . , ' I V . C Y L X 11' :J Ndggbl' , '7 5' - . . ' s . E . . ' I l ' I Q , V ' I , '1 -4 V l . 1 1 , A CMQA A, ,, .. ' ' . Z I .g I I . - , , . , TUDE T COUNCIL v,-1 tr,- f s..D ' Y l 5 1 1 l 1 The Pony Line, a feature at the student Council party on November 21. Left to right: Tom Darrow Iohrt Zmrtecrcer Mlchael lolfmson Ronald Conrad and lack Lang A slat presented at a student counctl party by Marrlu Thomas sen Donna Martm Phyllls Blekms and Carole Vanderkolk Student Councxl members are standing loft to nght B E Vauck sponsor Qrlrene Frrcke Bcrba a Mtchael Ben Zmnecker lack Grlmore Rose Mary Reclt lance Welker and Pat Mullxqan seated Dxck Wood Carhn Iacob Walter Svobodcx Verone Gibb Eileen Kelso Donald Dwo ak and Ie y K oeqe Offrcers ol the student cotmfrl were Verone Gtbb p estde nt Walter Svoboda VICS presrderxt Elleen Kelso secretary and Carlm Iacob treasurer B E Vauck prmopal served as sponsor Page 13 . 1 , 1 A 1 . 1 . V. 1 1 - .WA 4 -x ,, ' I ' , . Y YY Y Y' - 1 ' ,- ' . . - - -1 - 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 HOME ECONOMICS Peggy Murphy takes cookxes out ol the new Un1versal oven whlle Dorothy Buckley stlrs fudge Under the able 1nstruct1on of M1ss Elame Ludden many th1ngs were done 1n the home maklng department Two new stoves and a refngerator were purchased for the home economxcs kttchen Bes1des the sewlna and cookmg VGTIOUS other Dro1ects were carrted out that were 1m posslble to carry out 1n class 10 Ann Iostes and Wllma Svoboda complete thelr sewmg umt The Future Homemakers of Hmenca oth cers for the year were Ioan Hnderson Hen r1etta Svoboda Donna Scnbner Mary Beth Moran Io Carolyn Kroeger Peggy McElravy and Donna Wadkms Plans were made for a covered d1sh dlnner a freshman tea a WG1Sl l1ne dlnner a hard t1me dance PHP! Iumor Degree tests meeungs and Par11amentary Procedure FUTURE HOMEMAKERS 5 Tl: F I-LA. OFFICERS Rose Marte Flech and Mary Beth Moran adrmre the sgq-ndmgL?fuElnghgLDg3nq Scnbner Mary Beth Moran Peggy Murphy msn ame u en Cake ihey made for an FH A party Seated loft to nqhl Io Carolyn Kroeger Hennetta Svoboda Page 14 Iocm Anderson Donna Watkxns and Peggy McE1ravy .. 1 X 5 4 . '--O f - , x ' . , T . . A 1 - . . 1 , ' 1 ' . 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 ' - - u . 11 . . . . 1 ' , - - - u . , V , . . . , ls 0 nlnizuu-nun ' ' .V ' , A lf' in . - . 'sf X 5 X lf- ' 1 -5 1 X-. , - S ' '- s '- Lf . L ' Q x ' q u...n , nal I . : 1 1 , . : 1 I I . N-Q Vocational Agnculture X Don Mahlxn cmd LeRoy Svoboda paint a wagon box in R O Gmgery welds with the acetylene torch as vocational agriculture shop Bob Fadschild Ed Duren and Bob Doner look on FUTURE FARMERS One of the largest classes at David C1ty High School the vocat1onal agnculture de partment 1S drawing the attention of many students Fllong Wllh vocat1onal agriculture classes the students have an organization the Future Farmers of I-lmerica The F F I-l is self support ing and run by the members in the chapter In the Chapter there are 61 members now enrolled Tne FFH had the concession rights at football games The group also made and sold hog troughs They also sold greet1ng cards to rarse funds for the organization as a money rcusing pro1ect With the money the orgamzation made they took a trip last summer through western Nebraska Colorado and Wyoming Miles Andel and his grand champion senior boar at the 1949 Butler County Fair. F.F.A. OFFICERS Top row, left' to right. include Kenneth Klingemann, secretary, Robert Gingery, advisor, Donald Bohaty, vice president. Bottom row. Ed Duren, reporter, Bill Peters, treasurerg George Clymer, president, and Miles Andel, sentinel. Page 15 Page 16 SCHOOL Custodrans Ervm Rerucha and Ro Welt SERVICES t ' SK rf , Y S Robert Dormer uses the antr freeze gauge to pause from therr dutres to flmsh decorcrtmg see rf the school bus meets specltrcatrons the Chrrstmas tree rn the study hall or wmter weather -iq How does the food taste boys? Through the combmed efforts of Roy Welte Bob Dormer Ervm Rerucha Iohn Tomek and Fred Stafford the school 13 kept clean and orderly Other school SGTVICES mclude trarrsporta t1or1 to and from school and to the out of town games Thls IS furmshed by the bus dr1vers Fred Stafford Iohn Tomek Ervm Re-racha ard Bob Dormer Hpproxrmately 150 meals a day are pre pared by Mrs Vern Blevms and Mrs lohn Tomek for 'he Davrd C1ty Hrgh School students m the last but probably the most rmportant school servrce -1 1 I ' . , I r A .X Q A f .1 J 'Sf A1 t v - U ff , . . - X . , , f ' 1 A I 1 ' A - J . - n . , 1 A ' ' 1 . I . r Q... . 1 K R g, I 'V- It ' A H F .-.25 It 3,5 -1,1514 l'Ifae':f:!f!f':'E..,. all an ,t .,, Yi v i 1 fl 'F' 'J -sa. ir- .-.N K 1 'Q E49 K 1 PRESHM Q K - .- D-Sofa ,., q ' az I vi Qu- is C Y 'N fi W V 4. 'X f v ,X 1 SA 2 ST Q, if Q9 4 :Q ,. 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I .LQ ,yi 511 fi K r so ,xg 11,44 S L 1 ' A ' 'ii zz., l. 5, . K 4 Z r ,ry ft, ' -'n ' t S, Q X B ,b 4 ' If, z . , If V J r Q , 17 F ' , Marci Io Nicodemus Clarence Novacek Ioseph Reisdorli Ruth Remmers Duane Svoboda Wilma Svoboda lohn Wert Dewain Wood iw Rlvin Olmora Ivan Berucha Maxine Timms Hdriun Zilria Hrdu Ostermeier Burdette Sabato Shirley Van Bummel , lf. 1 ' if Q2 W . J KV . 2 Q W X 1 :ig L.. I : v ff' fi is N :gag ..... 9... 5 Bill Palms Ioseph Proskovec Robert Hamish Gloria sh5Y Merle Struebing Eugene svoboda ,ack Venus Glqdyce voboril Robert Voboril ,ff is-Q? Miss Lucile Hoffman, ireshman class sponsor, demonstrates how the library book chart is used in freshman English while ninth grade class officers, Don Hamsa, Marilyn Miller, Bill Peters, and Iackie Page 20 Martin, display their interest. -'mfr tv, f' V x . 'Og 2 .1-.' SOPHU ORES I ' 1 4- ' N A 'W M . Q ff xf ' 1 X f K L X x XJ in 9 l . A, I X 1 'V' ' . r X X - Q ,X q S 'Y Q, Q 'S -' N' 'g 'ck ' M 2 6- Q . 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CIYUWF ENG DGVMSOD I-'UTY DF-'eden Elda Doehling Ierry Connerley Leo Cook Roberta Cgqplu Thomas Darrow Elmer Grubaugh Harvey Haiek Rvig Heins Rita Dolezal Edward Duma Donald Dworak Robert Fadschild Donald Kilgore lohn Klosterman Io Carolyn Kroeqer Emilie Hayman smiley Hopwood Shirley Howe Michael Iohnson Michael McFarland Mary Belh Moran Wayne Morgan Carollilnn Leckenby Donald Mahlin Tyrus Martin Rrthur Malous Margery Rach Rose Marie Hech Betty Heha Elsie Muller I. Vernon. Nicodemus Hose Pokorny Mary Lou Polacek Page 21 Gene Hemmers Ioseph Rerucha Ieanette Rumery Marilyn Sargent Donna Scribner Stella Slosser Darlene Sloup HT. K7 hm Speicher Donald Stara Donna Stara Mary Rnn Stevens Le Hoy Svoboda Walter Svoboda Marcella Urbanovsky Iacqueline Venus Donald Veskrna Flrlene Voboril Darlene Vraspir Donna hh U11 I Iohn Zinnecker Page 22 The sophomores ranked second highest in enrollment having 61 stu- dents in their class. Officers chosen to represent the class Were: Donald Kilgore, president, Donald Mahlin, vice-president, Stella Slosser, secretary, and William Win'- scot, treasurer. Ellis Mercer was the class sponsor. s- Wi' 5 , i n ' ., f' f x? ,Q Q 5. S A Wadkins William Winsco! Francis Z8g9rs Representing the class on the stu- dent council were Donald Dworak, Rose Marie Rech and Walter Svoboda. Seven sophomores, playing on the varsity football team, lettered. They were lerry Connerley, Torn Darrow., Walter Svoboda, Mike Iohnson, Don- ald Dworak, and Donald Mahlin. 1 V v, QS. iiid Donald I-lrmagost Dean Hrps fy Y N .' ' iQ ir e 3 3 V1 ' C K so-V K, Y A fi ,' mul X X F 1 ' ' 'V Q i l 1, A , Dorothy Buckley Lee Canady 5 1, .e V356 UNIORS Class officers Cleft to right! include Ken lohnson, vice-president Martha Glock, presi- clentg Norma Iohnson, secrelaryg and Norman Coufal, treasurer. Sponsors are Miss Cath- erine Swanson, Miss Edith Roos, and Miss Elaine Ludden. , 1 is Y T5 ' Q, x i , , - Q j , Qs- X , , .., I if at ' mx V' , .. QW M H ,N 5 lg .I v Pauline Birkel Donald Bohaty Valerian Bohaty Harold Bonne Ioan Boroviak e V Y 4' .1 as 4- ,,, , eg xml? 'J il- U x nl 3 Z-.a:::-:N W jp , I - I , 27, fx w. ' ,f Leland Chambers Ronald Conrad Norman Couial Lorene Frohner Verone Gibb f 3 se! t K l Martha Glock loseph Haiek Frank Harris Myrl Hasik Betty Heins Verna Heins Ronald Hoback ,- X la ,G 'C 1. vs - W 'L sk J fv- - . q-v Q.. 1. t T ' Carlin lacob Kenneth Iohnson Norma Iohnson Eileen Kelso Maxine Klein Kenneth Klingernann Delores Kobza Page 23 AV, . N0-J ,ff 5' - tt.. 4: . 25 . H 1- A :- vs it 'fix ii., Q L 1 5 'z X t' - ,1 ,A 'ft 1 ey 2, - .1 ' '- -.Y QR J, Q , W , 1 f ,T I U X7 3 l I W as ,ij ' eu 9 - 'E' 1- , 1- mi. .. 'Y iris 'WX 3, 4 .QW 6 E' - v 4. Xxxsxi fv- V , -Q.. 8-w Leo Kovar Leo Meister Wilma Nuebel Mary Rnn Herucha Connie Votava Page 2 P nv ,xi .. Q.- xxx 'Du T ' ., N la g 1 Tig , 5 , 042.8 ! ,ff tr N .ff 41 xx, i ' ' X A law . 14' ilx c af, if 6 ,X 4 1 3 ,K Q' A -1 '- P . aff F1 AL. X qs...-. Mary Hun Marushak Hrthur Novacek Valerian Rech Ronald Veskrna Peggy Mclilravy Dorothy Novacek Clara Heisdorff Leona Vidlak Lois Kunkee Geraldine Miller Helen Ourada Carole Sabata Eldrid Vrana Lola Kunkee Robert Morgan Libhie Palik Lea Schlentz Ianice Welker Marldene Lanspa Mary Lou Muller Marcella Paseka Milton Smid Dawn Widle Under the leadership ot their class officers, the juniors completed many successful activi- ties this year. The class officers were presi- dent, Martha Glock, vice-president, Kenneth Iohnson, secretary, Norma lohnson, and treas- urer, Norman Coufal. The group sponsored a class play, Leave to Marry, with a cast of four girls and two boys. Ten juniors were nominated to participate 4 Maxine Martin Peggy Murpbv Irene Polivka Fred Vanis Donald Zima in County Government Day on Oct. l9 at the Butler County Courthouse. Primary and gen- eral elections Were held to determine who would take part. The participants were Leo Meister, judge, Mary Ann Marushak, superintendent, Verone Gibb, attorney, Norma lohnson, assessorg Maxine Klein, county clerk, Maxine Martin, treasurer, Kenneth Iohnson, clerk of the dis- trict court, Norman Coufal, sherittg Martha Glock and Leo Kovar, commissioners. CGMMERCIAL TRAINING Ark l,,,fw5A, Alapyjg Opgympg if U ' typfivfriter whlle TOAVY1 Howe OTL.?E'Y'J ' Wtllefte Sumo perks cwoy at her ossigr' ment on the rofulfxtor, Tfiss Edith Roos' :zfeno U Lztgif-YL: pause C1 rxoriert from their f:1'11::: work to qive the pheioircpher thexr Pepgo if-if .:::.t1f2:: The Commercial students m the moe chimes room ore never idle. The bony mg ond chckihq ot the mochihes Corte tmue OH through the long day. The direclor of thjs busy Commercicd Roth G Mtchcel seeks information ii the student directory - - - v - 'xpzrzi ffl? r Ct'C . department ts Mtss Edttrt Roos. This ' 'J O 6 pc le Comrieroiol course consists of machines, bookkeeping, steho I Grid steio H. the cgrts leive this fiomrxerccl trxiiiix, have C1 wood kio'.'.'led3e of Whitt '37-fi 9-937 f't ?'C'-'-'Tiff EUVS' 5693 Cddfid- offf: Coisgsfs 'Hd 'zfe rfifrcred for QI M- . , . , T , N J - tzpf-of 1r.s 'xre ity.-.'i:ys tfie eixrty' bros ,,.A,.,.pn ,- .NA ,.,,t,,,,s .,,,,1 l Q 1 Q 1 AJ A'A' A' L'5A 2 ' 'Wg r. tzff ff1Cff,Qf',!, :ut 15.9 1:t cies 'T' I 'Y '.' nf ' ' 1' .-fvc ft J ff ev-v A Z., 4 1 V vw V fff ff- lf '. . .. A . J .. off o. wht- The fo...:3eri.A F.,1.'AfffSI.'N'Jf' ffm: li? f -2:.u.'4i'-Li k J T.f.s: Pio: iff-If ffI'.f. fzhd tifeflifrfs E 3 J ' ' . 'wr if e,-bf: ftcpgfs 't t f 4 fit TCCYTI. 'FJ to f 1 fa iff.-.' Ci.f't'1:,l.:.t'f Page fi Page ,ling 'ff E+.-3 -1 fiwvwmckvrxng ran..- Elem QQJICTNH Pm mmm, Pnoomq Iunior normal trainers Connie Votava, Maxine Klein, Libbie Palik, Peggy Mc- Elravy, and Wilma Nuebel show Pat McFarland some doll-house furniture in the home-life unit. KSU Martha Stara, Joyce Metzgar, Letha Nozicka, Miss Lucile Hoffman, instructor, Mary Kozisek, and Rosalie Zegers review what they learned at the Butler County Reading Workshop. NORMAL TRAINING The lU normal trainers under the watchful eye of Miss Lucile Hoffman have been busy Whipping up projects to use during their days of teaching. Together the girls made and furnished a playhouse to use in the primary grades, and each girl made a dollhouse and various pic- ture booklets. The senior normal trainers spent much of their second semester practice teaching. is M 5. PTA, officers, Libbie Palik, secretary, Mary Kozisek, vice-president, Maxine Klein, news reporter, Letha Nozicka, president, and Connie Votava, treas- urer, select games for a party. 26 This is required by Nebraska law before the potential teachers can obtain a school. The national organization of normal trainers is known as the Future Teachers of America. Activities of the F. T. A. for the year in- cluded various dinners and a skating party. The David City High School F. T. A. officers are Letha Nozicka, president, Mary Kozisek, vice-president, Libbie Palik, secretaryg Con- nie Votava, treasurer, and Maxine Klein, news reporter. Martha Stara is shown practice teaching the third grade science class. gt Yr f 77 I . xv!! PHYSICAL EDUCATION --N49 Kit? Mrs Helen Wollen takes Hennetta Svobodas pulse and Norma Iohnson and Maxme Martm try to keep tr1m hgures by exercxslng m gxrls gym MANUAL TRAINING Busy at work 1n the shop are Elmer Grubaugh and Wayne Pyle Assxstant coach Kenneth Shuck has taken over the manual tralnlng dutles left by Kent Ryan at Dav1d C1ty H1gh School The 1ndustr1al arts program was re estab hshed ln 1945 after a seven year lapse of tlme Walter Schllchtmg taught the course at that tune '-N-N.. Don Kxlgore begms work on a table leg on th wood turnmg lathe The course can be taken lor two years and consmsts of begmnmg and advanced wood workmg The shop w1ll be turned mto a three year course 1n the next tew years Many new electrlc and hand tools have been added to make many stalled lobs posslble Page 27 ,,, . U A W II E ' .. xr' ' N ff , '2 h'3wgf '-If . rf . Xu If -+51 temperature as I.aDonna Voboril looks on. I az: l . . ,L ' ' ' e ' 1. , , General and College Preparatory Courses I- Two of the ma1n courses at DGV1d C1ty I-hgh School are the general and college prepara tory courses Davtd C1ty Hlgh School 15 an accred1ted member of the North Central As soc1at1on The school comphes fully w1th state regulat1ons govern1ng entrance requ1re ments to the state un1vers1ty and state col leges The college preparatory course mcludes tour years ot Engllsh two years of mathe matrcs two years of a lore1gn language and a course ln soclal studles and SCIGHCG Alge bra geometry and advanced algebra are some of the mathematlcs courses avallable rn the college preparatory course QNX- ,v I V N1COdemUS and Mrs Elda Hansen watch as Patty Mulllgan pomts out lnterestmg Roman plctures rn Latln 9 Subjects taken for the general course usually xnclude Engllsh mathematlcs typmg shop scxence and home makrng World h1story Amerlcan hlstory C1V1CS and socrology are the sub1ects offered 1n the socxal studles department Wh1le the scrence courses lnclude blology physlcs and chem1stry The general course rs desrgned for the stu dent that does not plan to go to college but who has not dec1ded as yet on hrs l1fe work The course presents a d1vers1f1ed program of courses deslgned to QIVG a W1de and varxed educatlonal background to the student NOSE' AND THR I 'U' Q lack Lang pomts out some hot spots of the world rn WGN Svobodu Gnd lo KTOSQCY SlUdY lhe the mternatronal relatrons class as Mr W1ll1s Moreland Slfuclufe Of the human eYe In b10l09Y lab Mark Sauser and Dona Gans check lhelr h1story book Page 28 '. 1 ' :lla A , .J , N i L, M-1 V- . h,.,g.,,5':. X V t . A: ' . C . f 0 1 ,Mm V X I ' I ilk- . I . I I I I ' V 1 I I - I ' 1 1 , - . . - I 1 ' l - I I . ,. ' - fx Y 1 7 1 Y Q. xwfi l y ,,, '. N 5 ,, 'ti .Y 4 f , , I-A I , . V V ff , ' l r- A n, l l R 4 u . . . ' . . I ' ' D , ' ' s. DRAMATICS Xu li? Q I ,fb i2 Under the mak up be-1ng applxed by loan Anderson IS Norma Tohnson getting ready for the Juruor class play The dramatxcs department ol the Dav1d C1ty Hlgh School has had a very busy year Mr Wtllard Lally helped the speech stu dents through the year 1n thetr dramat1c attempts The 1un1or class play Leave To Marry conststed of a cast of four gtrls and two boys They were Carhn lacob Norma lohnson Lea Schlentz Martha Glock Iaruce Welker and Norma Iohnson try to revlve Ken Iohnson 1n a rehearsal s ene from the unxor play who faxnted when he heard he was to be marr1ed Other GCllV1l19S lncluded a sentor class play and a contest play The contest play was ent1tled The Pmk Dress The D1SlT1Cl ll Speech Contest attended by the Davtd Clty H1gh School students was held at the Un1ver s1ty ot Omaha March 4 The students also had a chance to gam ex pertence 1n dolng promptlng make up sound effects lrghtmg and helpmg d1rect the plays A group of students took part 1n the speech lesttval at the Unlverstty of Nebraska as and Kenneth lohnson The play was g1ven at the Davld C1ty MUH1C1pGl Aud1tor1um Novem ber 14 and 15 fx fx L Postng for the rho cfg apher are the ass play cast BPH Z1f1U9Ck0 C O '39 Pfteffh llfleq Wh1l9 membe s lam Q mr a o oh son Ca lm n he spec tl 7 an And on and lr, 'TSVGZ Y . 2 l, A , , . X , -P X . , x - 3 , ' nf ',',t'.t.. ,. ,gs gr, . ' J 'ylfftfz far: fi , , ' , - ,v v . , 7.6 ' ' ' L.-. . .c j ' , ' K -jg, ., e I I A I . I .. . 'H . - , . I tt 'ff ' ' ' I w, Ianice Welker, Martha Glock, Lea Schlentz 'Nf l 1 f X 4 Q K. f I i K A 1 7 '31, ' v.,nA',,.x g h X ' I Q 7 1 I I is ,' 1 r . junior CIN. 1 TTT T- S . ' . ' . r ,A .C - Wei' ,fforrtx I hnsori, Kohl . n , 7' JA Y. C. fff1l'i6'Y1lS,,C . 97:5 . . acc' , Le ch. nt , and lffartha Glcrk, Dcrprft Lfarfgn assist him DRIVERS' TRAINING urznwns Iohn Tomek shows Darlene Rathjen how to change a tire on the drivers' training car. The 1950-51 school year was the third year that the drivers' training program was in oper- ation in David City High School. Fifty-two drivers were trained. A total of 123 drivers were trained the first two years that the pro- gram operated. The two parts of the program are the class- room studies and the driving practice train- ing. Man and the Motor Car and the Drivers' Manual were the two books used in the classroom part of the program. Ellis Mercer and Iohn Tomek did an excellent job of managing the program. Mercer did the 3, . I k, Deeply interested in the explanation of the inter- nal combustion engine by Mr, Ellis Mercer, drivers' training instructor, are Verone Gibb and Marldecn Lanspa. Page 30 classroom work and Tomek had charge of driving practice as he has had the two pre- vious years. Nearly all of the 52 students who took the course were enrolled for credit. The drivers' training course has many aims in the program. To instill safety foremost in the student's mind is the most important aim. Three other aims are: ill To develop a social attitude toward driving, C21 To give a foundation for sound judgment on the part of the driver, and C31 To teach the student how to operate a car in a safe, scientific proven manner. Hb .,vxtAg,X A4 E Drivers' training instructors Mr. Ellis Mercer and Iohn Tomek greet Sergeant Harry Brt, from the state patrol department, and local patrolman, Ed Porter. Run Wood 'fift- Verone Gibb .14 if lonnelh Lynn Shuck lohn R mbauqh Under the firm coachlng hand of Iohn Rumbaugh the Davrd Crty Scouts won the1r f1rst Class B state Champ1onsh1p 1n hlstory to chmax the season that saw the Scouts w1n 18 and lose four The Scouts surprxsed many people as they ended the cage schedule wlth the hxghest honors 1n the state Class B cage d1v1s1on The Scouts held second place honors tn the Central E1ght Conference before loslng to Alblon 45 55 ln the fmal game of the season Two of the saddest defeats of the season were to Schuyler and Alb1on The Scouts lost to Schuyler 42 43 whrle Alblon chp ped them 45 55 The Scouts galned re dropped Alblon 48 23 Doyle Fyfe was the teams top scorlng ace wh11e Norman Coufal and Iack G1lmore copped second and th1rd place honors The Scouts were placed number one tn the top ten of the L1ncoln Iournal and placed number one 1n the Omaha World Heralds top ten Doyle Fyfe was placed on the all tourna ment team by the World Herald and was named to the class B all tournament team by the Herald Iournal and Star news papers to name lust a few Norman Coufal lack Gllmore and Ierry liroeger also came IH for numerous honors by the state cage experts Carlm Iccob Ierry Kxoeger La Dellys Vrana e three stooges lack Lang Ben Zmnecker and Norman Coufal Alfred Bongers peer out from the cage m the audx torlum Page 31 wg A 3 A xo' C , . 2 y I I If ls, 5 u X 3 3 X 4. V l t t ev , , 4 X u Il ' ' S 4' if f bas ' ' . Z4 y ,f - . ' . . - X ' 2 W venge in the- dlstrict tournament as they 4 v - ' , . j 1 EQS I - 9' .l C. T ' ' , X 6 Ill Q fy S 4 ' 1,443 'N - - fjsr. I, XX 4 Y . - -A if ', .X , A 4 A . 3-' .- .J- L A. . 'Ln .. '4 . X Th H In I V . 1 . fx t ' hit A i ,sf t Q I 1 J I I X Don Iohnson Leroy Smith C.. ssl 724 . Q , 5 . 1 5 'T if I ,- Ron Conrad Page 32 Happy Days Are Here Again seems to be the theme of this scene as Coach Iohn Rumbaugh and the l95l state Class B champions gather happily around their trophy. Kneeling, from lelt to right, are Ron Conrad, Russ Wood, Kon Iohnson, La Dellys Vrana, Verone Gibbg standing, Ierry Kroger, lack Gilmore, Norman Coulal, Doyle Fyte, Don lohnson. David David David David David David David David David David David City City City City City City City City City City City Varsity Schedule . . . Osceola . . . Wahoo .Columbus .....York Stromsburg . . . . Crete . . .Ashland . . . .Genoa . . Fullerton C'tral City . . .Aurora 32 37 39 46 44 49 59 39 39 45 48 David David David David David David David David David David David City 48 . City 54 . City city 42 . City 45 . City 51 . City 47 . City 48 . City 48 City 52 , City so . Newman Gr. Gothenhfrg . . Seward . Schuyler . . . Albion Central City .. Aurora . . . Albion Lin. Tchrs. Holy Name . . .Wayne 46 46 39 43 55 41 38 23 44 50 55 Doyle Pyle attempts hook shot Norman Coufal races in for as Aurora's lim Salmon at- set-up as unidentified Aurora tempts to block the shot. player attempts to block the shot. fv, It 259 I Q 3 it lt '. S, Ken Iohnson v . Q X ,... Iack Gilmore f 7. XJ it 'x s . 1 f X.. Doyle Fyfe S, SPRING JH! 'N-ct' xi-A SENIORS The fall of '47 saw 83 freshmen wandering throughout the buildina Officiating for the class that year was the president, lack Lana, vice-president, Donna Martin, secretary-treas urer, Bill Peters, and student council represen- tative, Don lohnson This class was the larg- est enrolled at David City High School for many years, An outstanding event of the sophomore year was a sight-seeing tour of Lincoln which the class received for winning an inter-class ticket-selling contest. This included a tour through the State Capitol Building, the Ne- braska State Penitentiary, and Morrill l-lall. Officers that season were ludy Richards, president, Ben Zinneclcer, vice-president, Nor- ma Armagost, secretary, Carole Vanderlcolk, treasurer, with Phyllis Blevins, Iohn Lang, and Doyle Fyfe serving on the student council. Highlighting the junior year events were the junior class play, entitled, Oh Father, and the spring banquet given for the senior class. The play had an all-girl cast with the exception of father who was portrayed by a different local businessman each night. Dick Wrede and Edgar Thomas portrayed Father The banquet, carried out in a Hawaiian motif, used the theme Aloha throughout the affair. Elected president that fall was Donna Mar- tin, assisted by vice-president, lack Lang, secretary, Phyllis Blevins, and treasurer, Don Iohnson Serving as student council members were Ben Zinnecker, Don Hopwood, Barbara Michael, and Lois Gibson. S ! OZ' DBRLENE HERTS MILES RNDEL Commercial . , . Mimec- Vocational Hgriculture . . . qraph Typistq Glee l2,3, Band 2,3 4, Phys Ed Phys. Ed 12, Dramatics 4 F-F-H 12.3.4 Sentinel 4 MN lack Gilmore, Iohn Lang, Mr. B. E. Vauck, Mr, Willis Moreland, La Dellys Vrana, and Lois Gibson make plans for Sneak Day. The season of '50-'51 found the seniors par- ticipating in many activities, Sneak clay, sen- ior teas, the banquet, as well as music, sports, speech, journalism, and pep club took up much of their time. The senior girls were en- tertained at a tea given by the Business and Professional Women's Club Thursday, Feb. l5, and by the P. E. O. at a later date. Senior class officers were lack Lang, presi- dentg lack Gilmore, vice-president, Lois Gib- son, secretaryg and La Dellys Vrana, treas- urer. Student council representatives were Arliene Fricke, Barbara Michael, Ben Zin- necker, lerry Kroeger, and lack Gilmore. ,4 lit- U IOHN HNDERSON Commercial . . . Scoop 2,3, 4, Feature Writer 2, Flrt Editor 3, Editor 45 Scout 3,4, Hsst Sales Manager 3, Sales Manager 4, Quill and Scroll 34, Dramatics 3,4, High Window, Outstand- ing Plctress 3, Oh Father, 3, The Pink Dress, 4, F. H Fl l,2,3,4, Publicity Chairman 2, Vice-Pres 3. Pres. 4, State Publicity Chairman 35 Pep Club 2,3,4. NORMH RRMHGOST General . . . Scoop 4, Scout 45 Scout 4, Band l,2,3,4, Ir. Band lg Glee l, Choir 2,3,4, Operetta Castg Phys. Ed. l, 2.4, Dramatics 3,4, Pep Club 1,24 F ll Fl l, Class Secre- tary 2, Vocal Solo, Super.or 3 Page 35 THOMAS BARLEAN Vocational Agriculture . . . Band l,2,3,4g Boy's Glee 25 F.F.F1. l,2,3,4g Pep Band 4. ALFRED BONGERS General Brarnard l oot ball 34 Lettered 4 Basketball Track 34 DC Club 4 F F Q 2 3 GEORGE CLYMER Vocahonal Hgnculture F F Q 12 3 4 Presrdent 4 CLYDE EDWARDS General Chorr 2 Operetta Cast 2 Phys Ed l2 Football 12 Basketball l 14 is ka' , N ef 2 0 ig inns Q-J' 'M 55.- 'bf-v Amar N.-- New T 6 'Y' PHYLLIS BLEVINS General . . . Band l,2,3,4: Glee lg Choir 2,3,4g Phys. Ed- 2.3.42 Dramatics 3,4 Oh Father, 3: Pep Club 3,4, Vice-Pres. 4g Stu- dent Council 2g Class secretary 3g Girls Sextet 2,3,4, MadrrQUl 35 Trumpet Trio 3, CHARLES BONNE General Boys Glee l 2 C Club 3 4 Football 1 2 3 4 Let tered 3 4 Basketball 1 Track 1 2 3 NORMA DEWISPELARE General Scoop 4 Scout 4 Typrst 4 Outll and Scroll 4 Operetta Cast 2 Phys Ed l Track l Grrls Glee 123 L IANE FADSCHILD Commercral Scoop Eand 1 2 Gtrls Glee 1 Cholr 3 Grrl s Phys Ed l 2 3 Dramatrcs F H R ST as DELORES FROM ARLIENE FRICKE E F Commercral Grrls Glee Commercral Grrls Glee l 2 1 2 4 operand Cost 2 Phys orr 3 4 F H Fl 2 Student 1 pep Club 3 I: H Q Counctl 4 Ope etta Cast 3 Page 36 DOYLE I-'YFE General Ph s Ed l D C Club 2 3 4 Football 1 2 3 4 Let tered 2 3 4 Track l 2 3 4 Let tered 2 3 4 Student Councrl 2 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Lettered 2 LOIS GIBSON College Preparatory Pep Club 234 Dramatxcs 4 Scoop 4 Scout 4 Band l 2 3 4 Glee l Choxr 4 Phys Ed l 2 3 4 Stu dent Councrl 3 Class Secretary KEITH GOOSMAN 6 he 1, General Band 1 Glee l Q cf Cholr 234 Football l Track l Basketball l MARY FRANCES HANLEY Commercial Nebraska Clty 2 Glee l Chorr 1 2 3 P Ed l 2 Dramattcs 1 2 3 GERALDINE HASCALI. Commercial . , . Band lg Glee ,2,3g Pep Club lg F,H.Q. . T ax 1+ Q Kg' -:r ,Pr K' .4 A 4- 1 . 'rf 'Vs DONA GANS Commercial Pep Club 12 3 4 Cheerleader 3 4 Dramancs The Trger s Claw Oh Father 3 Phys Ed 12 Malorette l 2 3 4 Cholr 2 3 4 Secretary 4 Operetta Cast 2 F H Q 1 Scoop 4 Scout 4 IACK GILMORE General D C Club 2 3 4 Student Councxl 4 CIGSS V109 Pres 4 Football 1234 e tered 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Lettered 3 4 Track 12 3 4 WALLACE HAIGHT Vocahonal Hgnculture Band l Semor Band 2 3 4 Pep Band 4 Boys Glee l Cholr 2 3 Q 1 GERALD HASCALL General Boys Glee 124 Phys Ed l Footballl Basket ba l Trackl MARCELLA HAST Commercial . . . Band l,2,3,-15 ee lg Phys. Ed. l,2,3- Club 3,45 F.H.Fl. lg Pep Band Page 37 RITA HENIGER College Preparatory braska Cnty Hxgh School l2 Band l23 Glee 134 Phys Ed 12 Dramatrcs l Pep Club Class Treasurer l l O ANN HOWE Commercra Band 1 2 3 4 Clarinet Quartntte 3 Pep Band 4 Glee l Cholr 234 Operetta Cast 2 Phys Ed 2 Dramatxcs 4 Pep Club 3 IEROME HUMLICEK Vocahonal Hgrrculture Rble l Boys Glee 2 FFR 234 DONALD IOHNSON General Band l 2 3 4 Trum pet Tr1o 2 3 Brass Sextette 2 3 D C Club 2 3 4 Student Coun cxl l Class Treasurer 3 Foot ball l 2 3 4 Lettered 2 3 4 Bas ke all l 2 3 4 Lettered 3 4 Track 1 2 3 4 LAWRENCE KOVAR Vocatxonal Hqnculturo Page 38 ? at-f Ns- 36' Q' N- S. ' ca' 'wgpf DONALD HOPWOOD General Football l 2 3 Bas fu- ketball l 2 Track l 234 Chotr Phys Ed 1 DC Club Student Councll 3 NORMA IEAN HOWE College Preparatory Band 2 3 4 Pep Band 4 Glee 1 Ph s Ed l2 M K MELVIN IISA General Boys Glee 12 Choir 3 4 Boys Phys Ed 1 F F H 1 2 3 Track l IEAN IURANEK Commercial Schuyler 1 Grrls Glee 1 2 3 Grrls Phys Ed 2 Dramatrcs 4 Pep Club l LEONARD KOVAR General Brarnard r 2 3 Boys Glee 12 Boys Phys Ed l Football l Basketball 1 Track 1 ...Ne- A .1 T ,.,.':: '- A ' ,p , - - 'lg . . 1 .. 2,32 lv: 'ii ' . 6 y , A,-V' . I .1 ' : 3.4: I V 'sv'-D I I ' K 66 V H ' . K. l ,.,, 1 .21 ' 5 'fi be Y. . ,. P . . 5 SV. '. ff by A fry' V 1 4, . f ,' V I , Z., ' , , M JK : rw ' 5 tx. - ',:' . ,, gil , . I ' ! vl I .S 2 P ' : 5 ' Q. fb ',',,, ,Q . 4 I ' ' V 5 Q , 'ff ... - QQ 5-Q f , ' MARY KOZISEK Normal Traxmng Bruno l Grrls Glee 23 Dramatrcs l lmer 34 we Pres 4 GERALD KROEGER General Newman Grove I 2 Football l 2 3 4 Lettered Basketball l 2 3 4 e tered 2 3 4 Track 3 4 rome KROFT Vocational Rgncullure Iolm LANG General Football l 2 3 4 Lettered 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Lettered 3 4 Track l 2 3 4 D C Club 2 3 4 Student Coun crl 2 Dramatrcs 2 Class Pres 1,4 Vice-Pres. 3. DONNA MARTIN College Preparatory . . . Pep Club l,2,3,4, President 45 Phys, Ed. l,2,3,4g Scout 4, Qurll and Scroll 45 Scoop 4, Rss't Ed. 4' Co. Gov't 3g Dramatics 41 F.H.Fl. l,2, Parliarnentarian lg Class Sec. 2g Class Vice-Pres. lg Class Pres. 3g Chou' 2,3,4, Grrls Sextet 2,3,4, Madrigal 3,4' Operetta Cast 25 Fllto solo, superiorg Grrls Slate 3. PU' in-' K, rua-- 'W-e. in aim ' i-.1 EDWIN KRENK DORIS ELLEN KROI-'I' Commercial Band 1 2 3 4 Clannet Quartette 3 4 Pep Band Glee l 2 Phys Ed 1 2 EVELYN KUCERA Commercial Choir 2 34 Operetta Cast 2 Phys Ed 12 Dramatzcs l 3 Trger s Claw Oh' Father 3 Pep Cub 1234 FHH 12 Treasurer 2 Scoop 4 Typlst 4 Scout 4 TYD1St 4 NORMAN LIEBRECHT General Phys Ed l Boys Glee 234 GEORGE MEISTER Vocational Rqriculturo Page 39 IOYCE METZGAR Normal Traxnmg F T Fl 3 4 Treas 3 Scoop 4 Edttor 4 Scout 4 Quill and Scroll 4 Glee 2 Cholr 3 4 F H H NORMA NICHOLS Commercial Choxr 2 3 4 Glrls Sextette 2 3 4 Madrlgal 3 4 S c 3 Operetta Cast 2 Contest Superlor 23 Phys Ed LEOTA OSTERMEIER Commercial Band l 2 3 4 Glee 2 3 Chotr 3 4 Operetta Cast 2 Phys Ed 12 F H Q l FRANCIS PILLER General Choir 34 Boyr. Cxlee 2 Track 234 LOUIS PTACEK Vocahonal Hgnculture M i 3 X' in-uv 'N-., 'W Bruno 12 Boys Glee 4 chow 3 m 6, g F F H 2 3 4 County Govern ment 3 Page 40 NZ 'Ea BARBARA MICHAEL Commercml Pep Club 12 34 Sec 4 Glee 1 Cholr 234 Gnrls Sextette 2 3 4 Madrxgal 3 4 Dramatxcs l4 Speech Con test Excellent l FHH Student Councll 4 Sec 4 LETHA NOZICKA Normal Traxnmg Bruno I Pep Club 34 Scoop 34 Re porter 3 Qsst Ed1tor 4 Scout 34 Hsst Edrtor 3 Edltor 4 Quzll and Scroll 3 4 Gxrls Glee 23 Operetta Cast 3 Cholr 4 Dramahcs 134 Emer 1 O' Father 3 FHQ 234 Parllamentarlan 3 Sec 4 F T Fl Sec 3 Pres WILLIAM PETERS Vocatxonal Hgnculture NORMAN PILLER Q General Basketball l 2 3 4 Lettered 34 Football 14 Let tered 4 Track 2 3 4 DARLEEN RATHIEN General Band 12 3 Phys 1 2 F 6 2 .s IUDITH RICHARDS College Preparatory . . Choir 23,45 Operetta Cast 2g Gxrls BENEDIC1' RERUCHA sm , Vocational Hgriculture L- Glee l, Dramatlcs 3, Oh! Father, 3, Class Pres. 2, Choir 'Q , Pres 3, Co Gov't 3 MARK SAUSER General Marletta l B s DARLENE ROUBAL 'R Q e all l Band 234 ra General B uno l Glrs ef 2 3 4 P P H lx WILLETTE SIMA Commercml Bruno l Glee 2 3 Pep Club 3 matrcs l nl ' ANNE SLOUP -e-- 123 Pep Club 4 AF' MARTHA STARA LEROY SMITH Aa Commercxal Glrls Glee Normal Traxnxng G1rls Glee General Football 3 4 Bas F T Q lletball 34 T ack 3 DONALD STRUEBING Vocanonal Qgnculture Q IS Q85 gl 'W' 3- ERMA STRUEBING 4 General Band l 2 3 4 Glee Page 41 x 4 'Q 'D , ... , Q. r 5 I D' - H kfb 2 l,,,gD- G: f , ep Club 4, 41.2. A S , , - , xx I , f 3,31 H I ' 4 L- R . ' l it t VR- s- ' . . . , i 5 ' . . . . I ' ' . I , Q 5 ' ' L 1,35 ...3,4. 4 7: ,W 3 I 3 t 'R K X l 3 K NC. '- X, .3 .LM Q' -4, Boys Gfee 12,3 4, Ph' .Ed ,lj 1.2.3. 5 1- I I I I FF. 1234 ' ' ' ' ...... .. 4 g Dana C11 H1 h School 1951 scout ' . HENRIETTR SVOBODA Commercial . . . Pep Club 4, Scoop 3,4, Mimeograph Typist 3, Reporter 45 Scout 4, Typist 4, Quill and Scroll 4: Glee 1,25 Choir 3,4, Operetta Cast 3: Phys, Ed lp Dramatics 3,4, Oh Father, 3, High Window, 31 FHR. 3,4, Publicity Chairman 3, Vice-Pres. 4. EIREEN TROUPE General . . . Glee lg Choir 2,35 Phys Ed. lg Dramatics 2,3,4, Tigers Claw, High Win- dow, 3, i'The Pink Dress, 4, F H H l,2. LA DONNA VOBORIL Commercial . . , Glee 1,2,3. Phys. Fd, 1, FH.Q, 1,2. EVA WELKER College Preparatory . . . Band l,2,3,4, Sec. 3, Glee lp Choir 2,3 4, Phys. Ed. l,2g Dramatics 2,3,4, Oh Father, 3, Tiger's Claw , Pep Club 3,4, Treasurer 4, F H H. l,2, Parliamentarian 2 ROSALIE ZEGERS Normal Training , . , Glee 1,25 Choir 3,4 Phys. Ed, 1,25 FHR. lg F T Fl, 3,4 Page 42 '17 ilu-f 1' Q 'ze Nuov- ,JU ix Q MHRILU THOMHSSEN College Preparatory . . Band l,2,3,4g Glee 1: Choir 2, Girls Sextette 2,3,4, Madrigal 3,4. Solos, Superior 2,3g Phys. Ed. l,2,3,4, Dramatics 2,3,4, Oh Father, 35 Pep Club 3,4. CAROLE VANDERKOLK College Preparatory . . . Band l,2,3,4p Swing Band 2,3,4, Saxo- phone Quartette 2,3,4, Pep Band l, Band Treasurer 3, Glee lg Dramatics 3,4, Oh Father, 3, Pep Club l,2,3,4, Cheerleader 2,3,4, Class Treasurer 2, Choir 2,3,4, Sextette 4g Madrigal 4, County Government 3. LA DELLYS VRANA Vocational Hgriculture . . . Oc- tavia l,2, D.C. Club 4, FFR. 3,4, Class Pres. l,2, Treasurer 4, Basketball lg2,3,4, Lettered 45 Football 4, Lettered 4. RUSSELL WOOD General . . . Kansas, North Platte: Choir 4, Boys Quartette 4, Phys. Ed. 1, DC. Club 3,45 Football l,2,3,4, Lettered 3,45 Basketball 3,4, Lettered 4, Wrestling 2, Dramatics 4, The Pink Dress BENNETT ZINNECKER College Prep . . . Band l,2,3,4, Swing Band l,2,3,4, Saxophone Quartette l,2,3,4g Drarnatics 2, 3,4, The Pink Dress , D.C. Club 3,4g Student Council 3,4, Class Vice-Pres, 25 Choir 4, Boys Quartette 45 -Basketball l,2,3,4p Lettered 45 Football l,2, 3,4, Lettered 3,45-Track 3,4, Co. Gov't 3. CHOIR ,154-:55E': .e.:!A:::::iiiiigvr 5'z: -i'e!f'v 'ig.-M A 41 Q lg . sp. , I Q U a 4 1.4! V ,eff YQI. ' i3'lA .Ili AI. ulrlfll - I7 , QW 'Liv' 1'-5 25340 The David City High School choir and small groups had a busy year with their many ac- tivities during the 1950-1951 term. Mrs. Phyl- lis Moreland ably directed the performances made by the department. The major goal the choir achieved this year was the acquiring of new red and black choir robes which were made by the mothers of the choir members. Material for the 65 robes was purchased by the Board of Education. A Christmas program was presented by the vocal department at a school assembly on December 22 On March 20 the local music clinic was held at the high school in prepara tion for the district contest ln the eve ind concert program was presented in which Will! G S' 1 1g.,,.'rv-'Al the choir robes were displayed for the first time. The biggest event of the year was the dis' trict music contest held at Fremont on April 13 and 14. Participants in the contest included the choir, girls' glee, madrigal, sextette, triple trio, boys' quartet, and several solos. Other activities of the choir include singing for commencement exercises and small aroup appearances many times throughout the year for various organi'ations The officers who served the choir ver president Leo Kovar vice president Carole Vanderkollc secretary treasurer Dona Gans sergeant at arms Russell Wood Bottom row Cleft to nqhtl fi puy F, Second row To Flrn H 5 K '11 n Dora i 'AJ my 1 ' 1. . . , ', . lv C ' , ' f I ' f ' ' ' rw' f . Y , . .1 I C , , , CI - - , . O . 7 Q 3' F ' . Q - 5 . v g. . - n D ' A . 5 C 0 . - . 4 . N ' 5 ,, , Y ' ia 4 - 4 4 . .4 r . , ' : .anili ifoblrlc M's 1. 11:5 Mon-2517.1 ini l V flicode .1 .s . 2 ' O MTU! l-'M 51 :wk ff :n1 fl '?:'l: P.'1 'L h'v 1'---'1 'L+ -.J H-1'--i-. 4 y . f- -1 'tml' ' - 1 H-it - .1 1 r.1.:1l'7'.I:oY I :fi 7- - 7 fm? , M1157 C1 '.f- '.'1r1 1-Arnfwix 1111 ii' 'f Third row' For-1 Gy- ll 1 .- tl, .- -- H f -. 1., he '1 1:':ri 1.4 1 ,i 'ri.-'r.'1' P.. 1. 1 fi Ln.. C-pq 1-f '91-q jf L ,.i ' . 1 - H I My mcse Mun deft rms? ,v,','V.:kN 1 ,WH ,NV mi TJ' VZ.-I , fr' Vin , .. 1 f.. 1. . In ,. 1 ,. . . , Y 1 llvhiutta Sn' Ec11 l.1.'h F.f11'I'17 flfwciz -'4'-- qi- - ' ff .. -'IMI fs-,-J ' 1 . V .V . . Q Y 4 U FD' V ' vb V4 V-K ' , 7 .. . ...., 7 .. .... -'E ..':'.' 1' 11,-1' Q-.V Il., J .. Z.n... xr. H 1.1 . M..:.1'-., :'.'t1 -'f' .nw . u:r.1 4 71: ner '1nil.-.-'h1 f.::.g'.1 ' - ,A V ,J ..,. , V , . , , ' HV - -Km 9: -'f Mp'-717 ,ein B11 iiclr Hr.:-3:.e f:.gi:e en Kefso Ben 2.1.2-ff' 1 .-.fi':.:1l:sa ll .f,:e.: fi . .. ' -1 F 71- fs 2 sterrrteier l':rc'?1y E315 'ey and Rosalie Z--ge Y az'- Fourth raw Q Lerloy S obo '1 lol i Faith row Ma 1-1 G0 lohnson Lois Gbson 'Jin :1 Mf1i'i l. oc O Pug 43 I iii Q. w - Q 1 Z Nlql t The boys' quartette includes Cleft to rightj The girls' sextette is composed of Cleft to rightl Norma Russell Wood, Michael lohnson, Bennett Zin- Nichols, Marilu Thornassen, Donna Martin, Carole Vander- necker, and lohn Zinnecker, kolk, Phyllis Blevins, and Barbara Michael Page 44 lil ll ll .ll The triple trio is composed of Cleft to rightl Eileen Kelso, Martha Glock, Maxine Martin, Norma Iohnson, Dawn Widle, Lea Schlentz, Peggy Murphy, lanice Welker, Dorothy Buckley. ,il 0 Q Q 5 Q t Cjgf, 'C fam' Ill-Q The Madrigal is composed of Cleft to rightl I. Vernon Nicodemus, Ben Zinnecker, Iohn Zinnecker, Norma Nichols, Marilu Thomassen, Donna Martin, Carole Vanderkolk, Barbara Michael, Phyllis Carole Vanderkolk, Barbara Michael, Phyllis Blevins, Mike Iohnson, INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC Under the dtrectlon ot Orval Graham the band had a successful season durmg the 1950 Sl school year Ottrcers for the organxza t1on mcluded M1chael Iohnson pres1dent Noel Mclntosh vxce presrdent Iamce Welker secretary Dorothy Buckley treasurer and Tom Darrow l1brar1an The band led by Drum Ma1orette Lo1s G1b son marched at the State Fa1r The Harvest of Harmony at Grand Island and the Un1 vers1ty of Nebraska s Band Day The ban recelved an A ratmg at the Nebraska U verslty atta1r Th1s group also played at the Butler County Fa1r The concert band presented two w1nter con certs The lust was presented on Feb 4 and the second on March 4 The band took part 1n the d1SlT1Cl muslc contest at Fremont A few small groups and sololsts also took par tn the contest Sentor band personnel 1nclude Trumpets Donald Armagost Phylhs Blevlns Valerxan Bohaty Marcella Hast Ronald Ho back Norma lean Howe Donald Iohnson Noel Mclntosh and Darlene Vrasprr Horns Maxme Kleln and Clara Be1sdorlt Bantones Betty Bock Lo1s Iean Htnze and Leo Kovar The saxophone quartet Don Dworak Ben Zmnecker Grace Flllen and Carole Vanderkolk practlce for the muslc contest Clcmnets Dorothy Buckley lean Burd1ck Mar vel Lee Garr1son Lo1s Gxbson Betty He1ns Verna Hems Io Ann Howe Norma Iohnson Davxd Kolar Dons Krott Geraldme Mlller Mary Beth Moran W1lma Nuebel Leota Ostermeler Rose Mar1e Rech Erma Struebmg and Iohn Zlnnecker Basses Kenneth Khngemann Mllton Smtd and Eva Welker Saxophones Grayce Ann Allen M1les Andel Donald Dworak Harvey Homolka Gene Rem mers Donna Scrrbner Carole Vanderkolk and Ben Zlnnecker Trombones Tom Barlean Leland Chambers Wallace Harght M1chael Iohnson Iohn Klosterman Irm McGurk and Iohn Wert Bells Nancy Lonn Drums Tom Darrow I V N1codemus Marllyn Sargent Mark Sauser Lea Schlentz and Flutes Betty Clymer Martha Glock Pegg f Murphy and Ianlce Welker Majorettes Norma Armagost Ianrce Blevlns Dona Gans Marvel Lee Garr1son E1leen Kelso Marcle Io N1codemus and Dawn Wldle Drum Mcqorette Lo1s G1bSOH Mr Graham dxrects Davld Frus Charles Baker Robert Glock and Paul Engler as they practxce thelr barltones 17 The pep band bursts torth wlth strcnns ot a school song at thc Aurora basketball game Page 45 . , - I - - , I 1 1 1 1 1 - , ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I 1 ' 1 1 1 I Q 1 , 1 1 1 I , . 1 1 ' 1 ' ' ' .1 - 1 11 ' I I , 1 11 - ' 1 ' . . 1 11 11 1 I 1 1 . 11 11 - - . 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Prlgf' -I7 LIBRARY Head librarian, La Donna Voboril, checks in a new lean lllfflnek, GSSiS1GHi llbfqficlnf numbers G book for the David City High School library. book Wllh the 9leClf1C STYlUS- Page 48 The David City High School library was started by Miss Lucile Hoffman in 1945 with 50 books. The library now has 2,250 books. Three hundred and seventy-live of them have been added this year. The library is expanding and new shelves have been added to accom- modate the new books. Girls who donate their time to Work in the library are Martha Stara, Mary Kozisek, Mary Lou Polacek, Elva Davidson, Arlene Voboril, Pauline Birkel, Rosalie Zegers, Carole Sabata, Mary Ann Rerucha, Marcie Urbanovsky, Lib- bie Palik, Mary Ann Marushak, Connie Vot- ava, Maxine Klein and the girls in the fresh- man English class. The girls in the freshman English class are taking a course in library work so they can be of greater assistance in their following years of school. The librarians have different duties. Some of them check out books, some keep the shelves' in order, and others put the books away. The head librarian is La Donna Voboril and her assistant is lean Iuranek. Their duty is to number and check in every book and maga- zine before it is put in the library. 'Ai i u uu. ll .J ,cfs 'T' HW Q I Harvey Hajek selects a book, while Rosalie Zegers locates a book in the card catalog, CLASS PROPHECY Man' Dtd I ever have a ntghtmare the other ntght' Let me relate the detatls of thts dreaded expertence to you I dreamed I had been out of school for ten years and every graduate passed before my eyes The ftrst vtston wa of Alfred Bongers on bended knee trytng to persuade Barbara Mtchael to buy a new Stude baker Barbara has marrted tnto the Ford famtly The great game hunter Str Charles Bonne has recently returned from hts Safart tn Afrtca Wtth Str Bonne was hts fatthful gutde Norman Ltebrecht As my vtston came to France I saw Commtssar Lootze Geebshon fLo1s Gtbsonl wtth her battalton of fatthful Frenchmen about to go on another mtsston In New York I saw that some of the old grads had come to the btg ctty to make a small ltvtng Ptcktng up a paper the ftrst name I saw was Don Hopwood edttor tn chtef of the New York Ttmes Wrtttng for thts trtvtal paper were Letha Noztcka and Henrtetta Svoboda Gotng down to the Bowery I saw Carole Vander kolk who had replaced the late Ltlltan Russell stngtng at Ptllers Cafe That ntght I went to a concert t Carnegte Hall where Martlu Thomassen was maktng her debut stngtng the arta The Return of the Swal low by Belch Afterwards I returned to the Stork Club where Darlene Roubal was checktng hats I was led to my table by the headwatter George Metster Returntng to my room at the Hotel Ztnnecker I was gtven a cordtal welcome by tts owner and proprtetor Bennett B Ztnnecker After boardtng a tratn I went to the smoker There were Ketth Gooseman and Clyde Edwards havtng a game of cards on thetr way to attend to thetr bustness on Wall Street And lo and behold who should I se comtng down the GISIG? Yes those two world famous evangeltsts Eva Welker and Donna Marttn prepartng for a crusade tnto the tntertor of Chtna They are taktng along Dr Iudtth Rtchards wtth a hypo needle tn her satchel They heard that there ts a bad case of rabtes tn Chtna As my vtston passed over Chtcago I saw on the corner Francts Ptllers latest tnventton a self servtce news stand Thts has won htm nattonal acclatm Wtndtng above the streets of southstde Chtcago I met Leonard Kovar on hts way to the Nattonal Ltve stock Conventton Whtle tn Chtcago I could not restst heartng the Chtcago Symphony Orchestra and who should come walktng out onto the stage but Iofllnn Howe and Leota Ostermeter playtng thetr reed clart nets under the dtrectton of Mark Sauser Leavtng Chtcago I saw that Erma Struebtng was now the head of the home demonstratton department of the Metro polttan Gas Company Gotng down South I found Russ Wood sttll worktng on hts l9Sl typtng budget for Mtss Edtth Roos He always was a wtlltng worker I also saw Leroy Smtth on hts way to New York carrytng hts dtamond studded pool cu In Oklahoma I found that Doyle Fyfe ts now the head coach of Oklahoma A and M and ts havtng a fme season Also tn the deep South was La Dellys Vrana who has put an addttton to hts 43 999 acre ranch I dtscovered too that Rosalie Zegers now has her own radto program over Cltnt Texas Arrtvtng once more tn the home town I was aston tshed to ftnd that some of the gang are sttll ltvtng tn Davtd Ctty Gerald I-Iascall ts followtng tn hts fathers footsteps and dotng a ftne Job of tt for he has now enlarged hts bustness maktng tt to extend one mtle out of the ctty ltmtts In the best class B school tn the state of Nebraska I found Darlene Herts dotng full ttme offtce work for the htgh school admtmstratton Downtown I dtscovered that the former Bock s Produce statton ts now owned and operated by the Iohnson Brothers wtth my old classmate Don havtng the upper hand On a farm near town I saw Dona Gans out feedtng the hogs as Mr Meysenburg was tn town practtctng for the next home baseball game And guess whose name met my eyes as I arrtved at the State Fatr Grounds? It was that of Phyllts Blevtns now featured wtth Ioey Chttwood tn hts thrtlltng drtvtng show At the Uptown Unemployment Bureau I found Ierry Kroeger pushtng hts way to the front of the ltne ahead of Wtllts Moreland a former Davtd Ctty Hugh School slave drtver but only by three steps Gotng tnto the tnountatns I saw Norma DeWtsplare and Geraldlne Hascall who were runntng a mountatn lodge called the Lonesome Hearts And who should come drtvtng up to the lodge from a nearby statton but Wallace Hatght tn hts new yellow bus lack Gtlmore as my vtston conttnued further was playtng pro basketball for the Denver Hetghts and thts season had been named one of the nomtnees for the player of the year Down near Salt Lake Ctty I saw Rtta Ntchols the former Rtta Hentger wtth her husband out on the salt flats testtng lacks new racer It was also dtscovered that George Clymer has one of the largest sheep ranches tn the state of Idaho where he now restdes wtth hts wtfe and twelve chtldren Los Alamos N M was the stte of the newest rocket launchtng statton tn the country The ftrst and only woman ever to travel to the moon Ioyce Metzger was there prepartng to take off for the planet Near Las Vegas were seen Btll Peters and Iohn Kroft They are operattng the exclustve Last Stop Dude Ranch and belteve me they are taktng everybody for a rtde And Just then whom should I meet but the former Mary Hanley comtng wtth her husband and famtly tn thetr new economy stzed car a Greyhound bus La Donna Vobortl and her husband Ioe were also out West but tust for the holtdays They had left thetr Butler County farm tn the capable hands of Melvtn Itsa thetr htred man and tack of all trades As my non stop dream approached the coast I found that Ioan Anderson had establtshed one of the leadtng fashton enterprtses on the west coast Modeltng for Ioan tn one of her branch offtces tn Palm Sprtngs were Darlene Rathyen and Delores From Flashtng on and off before my eyes was a btg neon stgn whtch caused me to stop and read tt agatn Yes there was the slogan of the most progresstve bustne s executtves tn Caltfornta It read Use Your Bean and Trade wtth Barlean You see Tom has one of the btggest used car lots tn the country Norma Ntchols has establtshed a very exclusive mtneral water resort out tn thts part of the country and one of her regular patrons ts that leadtng lady of th ctnema Wtllette Stma who ts now worktng on her latest ptcture Flames of Destre In San Dtego I came upon Don Struebtng Ben Rerucha and Edwtn Krenk who are makmg the good old U S Navy a career By the way they looked ltke they were dotng ftne but who wouldnt when he can spend hts ltberttes tn Sunny Caltfornta The town was alsc altve wtth farmers who had lust flown tn for the Nattonal Sotl Conservatton Conventton Mtles Andel the newly elected prestdent was among them Whtle traveltng to Cataltna Island we met The Kobza a yacht owned by Mr and Mrs Ioe Kobza fformerly Arltene Frtckel rettred farmers from Rtstng Ctty The captatn of thetr yacht Ierome Humltcek ts becommg very well known tn the nauttcal world Getttng back to the matnland I went to Hollywood where I saw Mary Koztsek tutortng the more promt nent chtld stars of RKO Studtos Another Abtette tn the movte bu mess ts Martha Stara famous dtrector who worked under Ida Luplno for the past few years and ts now productng her own ftlms To my utmost shock I saw that Etreen Troupe world renowned equestrtenne now has a ten year contract wtth M G M to tram the future stars of western movtes At a far northern potnt tn Alaska I was astounded to see Evelyn Kuceras Home for Orphaned Esktmos Her Page 49 o 1 1 ' 1 . . 1 . 1 1 ' I 1 - - 1 . 11 . . . . . . . - 1 1 1 1 - 1 ' ' - 1 1 . . . . . . 1 . 1. 11 . 1 1 1 - -1 ' 1 1 1 1 , . . . . . . 1. 11 1 . . . . . 11 . 1 1 1 , . 1 . 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Iohn Lang get up thls m1nute Yea mom lm comm I sald Wow' What a mghtmare ' WILL JUDY RICHARDS leaves her brams and stralght As for four years to Tom Darrow and the rest of the sophomores VVILLY PETERS leaves hrs 32 Chevle to anyone that can herd 1t 1nto town The annual headaches suffered by LETHA NOZICKA are left to the next years edxtor poor Connle' DARLENE RATHIEN leaves her classtrme snoozes to Maxine Klem Elleen Kelso recelves IO ANN HOWES blonde halr and p1nt sxze ARLIENE FRICKE w1ll her faxthfulness to one boy for four year and her engagement r1ng to Norma Iohnson Those rosy cheeks which belong to MARY KOZISEK are wllled to all the Jumor g1rls that come ln late at mght JEROME HUMLICEK leaves h1s accent to Mr Lally Don Mahl1n w1ll mherxt EDW'IN 1oy forever hxs cattle truck IOI-IN KROI l'S deslre to follow east Butler County KRENKS prlde and cars at mght espe clally when drlven by females nerley EIREEN TROUPE w1lls her Job at the State Theater to Rose Mane Rech To Norman Coufal IS left NORMAN PILLERS trxcks of the trade EVELYN KUCERA w1lls her Schuyler boy frlends to Mary Ann Marushak MILES ANDEL leaves h1s champlon plgs to another llvestock lover Dlck Wood I V Nlcodemus wxll receive that manly soundmg volce Wh1Ch belongs to TOM BARLEAN GEORGE CLYMERS noonday athletlcs wlll go to Melvm McElravy DONA GANS leaves her cheer leadmg sweater to anyone who can f1ll lt properly The huntmg ab1l1ty and love of the out of doors pos sessed by IERRY KROEGER goes to M1ke Iohnson DON HOPWOODS prmtlng press goes back to Ben 1am1n Frankhn IANE FADSCHILD w1lls her ab1l1ty ln steno and her sl1m flgure to Iamce Welker CHICK MARTIN leaves the car keys and empty gas tank as well as her mldnlght studylng to her slsters 1f they can meet the requlrements ANNE SLOUP leaves her llttle room off the stage to anyone who needs a llttle rest on school tlme MARK SAUSERS maroon packet and green bow he go to Walt Svoboda who looks good IH anythlng LEROY SMITH leaves h1s pool cue to another up and commg pool shark Howard Ebmexer DELORES FROM yust leaves but w1ll1ngly enough her hash slxngmg Job ln the coffee shoppe KEITH GOOSMAN leaves hlS Job after school and hrs clgarette llghter to Mr Shuck who seems to be allergic to work Thls years yumor semor banquet commxttee wxll re celve MARCELLA HASTS 30 Ford truck NORMA IEAN HOWE would hke to leave wrth Charlre Bonne The remalnder of the contents of MELVIN IISA'S bottle of haxr oll xs left to Cappy Nxxon IEAN IURANEK leaves her Schuyler heart beats to anyone wxllmg to drlve that far DORIS ELLEN KROFTS blue nbbons from the Butler goes to Ierry Con Q I . I . . ' . , . . - u I . , ' - H . I A I . 'S . , . - I ' . l . I . . I l ' - ' A ' ' . I . 1 . h I . . S . I A u A 1 . I s I lx - , I , . I 1 - I - - GERALD HASCALL releases his old flames from Bell- - - ' - , . Y I h . , . I ' ' . ' . 1 u - . fl S , - ' . I I I I ' - ' ' I 1 . . - ' I - I I . . , . - I. . 1 . . . , - 1 I , . , , . . I ' I . , , l . . . . - . . . - - -I - . , . County falr go to Marcl Io Nlcodemus Thats one way to make money NORMAN IJEBRECHT bequeaths hrs prxvate pet shop to the local humane soclety NORMA NICHOLS leaves rn the Pontlac from Ulysses that ts always wartmg for her LOUIS PTACEKS BENEDICT RERUCHAS and DON STRUEBINGS card playmg ab1l1ty w1ll be moved down town from now on MARTHA STARAS Sunday walks to Bruno go to any one wxth a car and the deslre to see the town HENRIETTA SVOBODA leaves her posxtlon secretary for Mr Glngery to anyone who can read hls wr1t1ng LEOTA OSTERMEIER w1lls her turquolse Packard to Leo Mexster NORMA DEWISPELARE wllllngly glves her bobby plns to Maxme Tlmms TO THE IUNIORS we leave the odor of the ash can recerved when you s1t by the windows TO THE SOPHOMORES we gxve all the knowledge that leaves Davld Clty Hlgh School when we leave TO THE FRESHIMEN are wrlled the trlcks of the trade CALENDAR OF EVENTS September February School beglns FFA to state falr Band to state falr School employee board pxcnlc Osceola football there Butler County klndergarten workshop here FFA parents nrght Freshmen and reserve football at Seward Wahoo football here Reserve football at Seward Boys G1rls State convocatlon Ioseph Hardmg VlOlln1Sl program Schuyler football there Butler County socral studles workshop October Freshmen and reserve football at Schuyler Crete football here Ftre preventron program County government p xmary electron York football there Seward football here Band to Unxverslty of Nebraska Band Day P1nocch1o program Freshman football at Wahoo Fullerton football there 31 Freshman and reserves football at Seward November Aurora football there Armtstlce Day program Central Ctty football here Faculty party at Central 15 Iumor class play Leave to Marry Samuel Eves program 23 Z4 Thanksgtvlng vacatxon 29 Central 8 Conference meetlng at York December Butler County art workshop Osceola basketball here Schuyler 7 8 and 9th basketball here Wahoo basketball there FTA Chrxstmas party 7 8 and 9th basketball at Columbus York basketball here Grade School Chrrstmas program lack Rank program Stromsburg basketball here Wahoo 7 8 and 9th basketball here Cholr Chrlstmas carollng Chrlstmas program 1n assembly Crete asketball there 23 Ian 2 hrlstmas vacation Ianuary Ashland basketball there Hlgh school roller skatmg party at Rlslng Clty 7 8 and 9th basketball at Osceola McCall Dog and Pony show Genoa basketball there 19 Semester exammatlons Fullerton basketball here 7 8 and 9th basketball at Seward lnfantxle Paralysrs Program State safety patrol program Central Crty basketball there Ralph Moore magician program 31 7 8 and 9th basketball at Columbus Aurora basketball here Fxrst band concert 3 pm Butler County readmg clxnxc Archery program Newman Grove basketball here Osceola 7 8 and 9th basketball here Faculty coffee hour 4 15 pm Gothenburg basketball there Lmcoln Day program 1-lomemakmg 9 Valentme party Seward 7 8 and 9th Znd and lst basketball here 1-hgh school hobo party Washmgton Day program 7 8 and 9th basketball at Schuyler Schuyler basketball here Freedom Forum Thls Is Our Problem 28 Mar 2 Class D dlstrtct basketball tournament March 7 8 and 9th basketball at Wahoo Alblon basketball there Second band concert 3 pm Normal tratmng oractlce teachlng week Class B basketball tournament at Central Clty Faculty coffee hour 4 15 Doane glrls tr1o 9 am Sclence program Regents examlnatlons Vocal and mstrumental muslc cl1n1c Central 8 conference meetlng at York One act play at Schuyler Z3 26 Sprlng vacatlon Semor sneak day Chamber of Commerce Athletxc Banquet DlS1l'lC1 speech contest 0 Davld Cxty Wahoo dual track meet Apnl Davxd Clty Seward dual track me t York relays there State FHA conventlon at Lmcoln Davld Cxty Schuyler dual track meet Columbus 1nv1tat1onal track meet Faculty coffee hour 13 D1str1ct muslc contest at Fremont Mllford Trade School program All htgh school party Wesleyan male choxr May Open house at Central Swxss entertalners Annual dlstrlbutfon Iumor hrgh track meet Vress program Central 8 track meet Iuntor senior banquet Iumor hxgh lnvltatxonal track meet Faculty plcnlc 12 State track meet Last day of school for senrors 18 Semor class p ogram 19 Butler County 8th grade graduatlon exercxses 20 Baccalaureate exercxes 22 23 Senior Class play 23 Last day of school 24 Faculty coffee hour 4 15 25 Commencement exercxses 5 ' 2 8 ' 4 ' , . . 9 ' 5 ' ' ' 12 - ' ' 6 . 15 6 16 ' 7 - 19 ' ' 8 , 2 . . 21 10 22 12 ' 25 14 ' ' 26 '- I ' ' 16 - , 27 l , ' I I , ' 29 22 ' 29 ' ' 22 . g 23 3 27 , ' H 5 ' - I l 12 ' ' g 13 r' ' 1 - 13 3 ' 20 4 . , 21 . . 5-9 . . 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Melvin lisa and Don Hopwood look over the functions Alfred BOHQSYS lOhY1 l-CHQ, IOCIH AHdGrSO1'1, Doyle Fyfe ot an Allis-Chalmers tractor, as Bob Mayfield looks on Grid lGICk Gilrrwre admire Cr Buiirk and GMC truck, at at the Mayfield Farm Equipment Co. the Walling Motor, Inc.. along with Mr. C. O. Heniger and Mr. Walling. Pat Stump talks shop with Keith Goosman and Mtlrfha Stara, In the parts department ot the Butler County Implement Co. ,-,-.--P rpyjjrlxf :Qu Q in ....-un neil!! nt... A p 1-1'1 K I , qxaArg,aW,gQ3Z I4 4 Q Q. I ll ll fr ,fr 1 ' .xiii 5 fl f 'W,fv5wg Evelyn Kucera, Leonard Kovar, and Clyde Edwards watch closely as Laddie Dolezal and Iohn Williamsen pound nails in a poultry house at the Wells Lumber Yard. Dr. L. I. Ekeler Nebraska Egg 6- Poultry Co., Inc. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON CASH BUYERS or FARM PRODUCE Phone 94 Phone 40 Page 56 Zeilinger's Hardware Compliments ot QUAUTY MERCHATIDTSE ATID SERVYCE Nixon Barber The recollection of quality remains long after the price is forgotten. Coutal, Shaw 6- Coutal ATTORNEYS AT LAW Phone 151 Coast to Coast Maytag -Appliances-Hardware-Stoves-Radios- -Auto Supplies-Paints- Phone 410 Dr. C. E. Baker DENTIST Phone 382 H. on Crest Theatre We Sid' ighway of 15 Square David City. Nebr. The Best at the Crest Geesens Cleaning and Tailoring We Call For and Deliver Phone 333 Compliments of Couial 6. Bxrkel Implements Phone St1er Transier Co INSURED DELTVERY SERVICE Daily Omaha Service Phone 480 Drs Phllhps 6. Mag1lton VETERTNARIANS Hospital Facilities for Large and Small Animals Phone 184 Congratulations from Modern Dalry R A Reid Ankle Deep Products Co Phone 81 V K Krenk Complete Real Estate and Phone Congratulations to Seniors Duncan Produce Phone C I Kelso INTERIOR DECORATING Phone 3451 McVays Cash Clothmg fStr1ctly a Mans Storel Best Wzshes to the Class of 51 Page 57 136 Insurance Service 550 255 . , , A i i f . A , - North Side Billiard Parlor and Fountain Service E. I.. Kepner Congratulations to Class of '51 Svoboda's Tavem Phone 181 Drs Gilmore 6: Richter DFNTISTS Schweser Bldg Phone 196 Best Wrshes to the Class of 51 from the David C1ty Post Oihce Phone 175 Sunshine Tire 6. Battery Co sza 4th sneer Phone 157 Farmers Co op O11 Assocxatmon Petroleum Products Hardware and Machmery Phone 3 Co op Produce Assoc1at1on CREAM POULTRY FGGS Rlchardl Smith Mgr Phone 30 D E Burdick M D PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Phone 50 Sack Lumber 6 Coal Co Burldmg Materral and Fuel headquarters DuPont Pamt and Varmshes David Clty Phone 4 Kovar 6' Sons Garage Weldrng Auto and Tra tor Reocurmg Phone 96 or 1581 Davxd City Nebr Iohn F Knott Merlyn D Muntz George Conrad Funeral Home Ambularce Servlce Nonurrerts Phone Conaratulatlons to Class of 51 Good Luck O K Market Comphments of Abbott Ice and Beverage Phone Page 58 Morgan Insurance Agency Me le Morgan le G GS Insurance 0 Securrty Bon s Manning Building Phone 77 I t l l I I ' I ' I I . I I l . - V , Fencebposis-Bmldew Hardware Briggs G Clinton-Sales and Service . . V T A rl . 84 ' ' y , Luci. at , Compliments to Class of '51 Perkins Hotel and Coffee Shop Phone 23 Butler County National Farm Loan Association Alvin M. Grubaugh, Sec.-Treas. Phone 97 -TRADE AT- Bock's Produce Enjoy Friendliness and Cash Prices Phone 533 Styleart Barber and Beauty Shop C. I, Karash, Barber Lucile Hultquist and Doris Gillespie, Operators Cornplrments to Class of 51 Bob s Gr11l All r Date Snacks Good Luck to class of 51 Dav1d C1tY Greenhouse Below Water Tower Harns Drug Store srcK Room SUPPLIES Phone Wadlans Food Market Fresh urls Quallty Meats Vegetables Com hments to Class of Sl Dav1d C1ty Tlre and Battery Servlce robllgss Mob1lo1l Phone 52 Loran Iordan THE DRUGGIST COMPLIMENTS Gambles Auth Dealers l-lardw are Pa F s Auto Supplles Electrlcal Apphan es Phone 367 Gans Cafe STEAKS 0 DIP ERS O SANDWICHES an also COMPLETP FOU TAPI SERVICE Phone Dr I B McDonald OPTOMETRIST Phone 195 Garnson Grocery I C Struebmq G ocerres Meats F .ms an lege aoles P oau e Phone 4BW1 Garnson Page 59 Fr . . S8 A p. I rv, . . . N H--ll A 5 4 V H 123 Cermak Appliance Store Television, Radio and Appliance Repair Phone 500 Best Wishes to the Class of 'Sl from David City Flour and Feed Mill Phone 34 Central Seed Co Phone We Buy and Sell All Kinds ot Farm Seeds Iohn Eberly Owner Congratulations From Dick s Bar Hinky Dmky Shop and Save the l-linky Dinky Way Phone 509 Phone Penney s Newest Styles Always With a lrttle respect lor Dad s pockethook but p ices are always low at a PENNEY S David City Service Plumbing Heating Appliances Electric Wiring Phone The Cozy Lunch Room Try Our Special Tasty Sandwlches GOOD SERVICES Nomian I Horacek Sound Protection At Lower Cost Wolfe l g Phone 78 Golden Rod Department Store I S Vanderkolk Phone David City Congratulations to Graduates from Boston Studio Phone 134 Farmers Co op Grain Co Phone 19 David City Page 60 Grubaugh Bros Fluctionee s and B okers Trained Fluctioneers Lrcensed B okers List with us to get the most Marv Dick H5159 CNY David City 5217 Phone 26 Compliments of Bartels O11 Co Complete Line ot Petroleum Products 61 ' ' - I 44 I ' ' ' Co. 170 3 - All Forms of Insurance With Prompt Claim Service We E- Vcmderkolk Bd . 5 ' ' , . fra Luck io the Sfrtors Albright s Iewelry ' M Eflff. - Pt:-.Y.f...1 . it -. ,V . ,fa .. , 1'1,,... . c.,..,,, ' :CA Gibson's '1 Clff' fffi ' Bun 1Vishn'x to Flaxs of 1951 From All Ihr' Bgfvrs Byers Funeral Home Phone 24 David City AUTOGRAPHS Goosrnan Ke1th Page 62 Aerts Darlene Allen Grayce Andel Betty Ann Andel Mlle Ande son oan Rrmagost Donald Ptrmagost Norma I Arps Dean Barlean Thomas B1rkel Paullne Blevrns Phyllxs Bock Betty Bock Fred Bohaty Donald Bohaty Valerran Bongers Allred Bonne Charles Bonne Delores Borovrak lacquellne Borovrak Ioan Buckley Dorothy Burdxck Burdlck ean Canady ee Cermak Duane Chambers Leland Clymer Betty Clymer George Connerley lerry Conrad Ronald Cook Leo Coutal Carol lean Coutal Norman Czapla Roberta Darrow Thomas Davldson Elva G De-Wrspelare Norma lean DIVIS Kenneth Doeden Larry Doehlrng Elda Dolezal Rrta Doll1son loan Donor Robert Duren Edward Dworak Donald Ebmeler H C Edwards Clyde Emerson Edward l INDEX Engler Paul Fadschrld lane Fad ch1ld Robert Fr1cl'e Arllene Frlcke Ramona F IG V D rs Frohner Delor1s Frohner Lorene From Delores Pyle Doyle Pyle Wayne Gans Dona Grbb Verone GlbSOn Lors Grlmore lack Gmgery R O Glock Glock Glock Glock Beryl Dean Martha Robert Graham Orval Grubaugh Dorothy Grubaugh Elmer Harght Wallace Hajek Harvey Hayek lo eph Hamsa Donald Hanley Mary FTGHCIS Hansen Mrs Elda Hascall Gerald Hascall Geraldlne Has1k Myrl Hast Marcella Herns Avrs Hems Betty Hems Verna Hemger Rlta Henk Blondell Heyman Em1l1e HIHZG Lors lean Hoback Donna Hoback Ronald Hoett Bllly Hoett Norman Hoffman Lucrle Homolka Harvey I , 25, 35 . , ,, 11, 19, 46 ' , , I , , , ,, l9 s ' , , I ' 3 l5, 35, 46 , ' rr , l , l, ll, l2, 4, 25, 29, 35, 55, 56 ' , V V I , , , 23, 43, 46 ri'., . ,, M ., , e n V ,,,,,ll, l2, 35, 43, 46 I ' , ,, 16, 23 I I , . 36, 46, 55 I I ' , ' ll, 23 I ' , 1 1, 11, 13, 36, 43, 44, 46 I II . . , , , , 21, 46 I I , , , , , 16, 19 V I , , ,,,, ,l5, 23 - I ' II I I , ' , , 6, 23, 46 V I I ., . . 6, lO, 36, 47, 56 ' I I I , , 6, 16, 36, 47, 54 I I A II I I , . , ,,,,,, ,, , 19 - I I ', , ,,,, ,,,,,,,,, ,,,, ,,12,23 I ,I , I ,, , 11, 14, 23, 43, 44, 46 I I I A , B, EV, Dr, , , 6 I I ' , 1 , ,, ,2l, 43, 46 I , L , . , V . ,, ,,,, 23, 43 I I , , ,,,,,, ,,,,,, 9, 21 - I , . ,, , , ,, ,, 23, 46 ' I , , ,,,, ,, , ,, , ,, ll, 21, 46 M r I S ,I . , ,, , 15, 36 I , II , , ,, 21, 47 I A 1 V VV VV V VV 3, 13, 23. 47 Hanis, Frank , , , V ..., , ,V , ,,,,, , ,,,, ,, 21 , , . 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