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

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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

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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.

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