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

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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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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,

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husband LOUIS Ptacek wlth whom she as seldom seen IS perfectmg hns famous method of 1ce fxshlng Passlng over the North Pole I saw The Copaca bana a tradmg post operated by Marcella I-last Iean Iuranek cmd thelr husbands Out m front of the post was a large pack of Alaskan HUSk16S The glrls flrst became lnterested ln Huskxes and the North when they were semors 1n hugh school and saw some dogs perform at an assembly program g1ven for the students Ann Sloup who last summer had swum the Engllsh Channel was preparlng to sw1m the Bermg Stralt CLAS IOAN ANDERSON w1lls her DOSIIIOH as Mr Lallys sccretary to anyone foollsh enough to take 1t NORMA ARMAGOST leaves her red ha1r to Lea Schlentz Heres hoplng xt gets redder as the years 90 by ALFRED BONGERS w1lls h1s behmd the wheel tram 1ng to Mr Mercer CHARLES BONNE w1lls hls ab1l1ty to study chemxstry or any other class for tlcat matter to h1s brother Harold PHYLLIS BLEVINS wont leave anythmg She wants to take tt all wxth her DOYLE FYFE w1lls hxs height and athletic physique to Eddze Duren IACK GILMORE leaves hls 36 Ford to anyone who can stop 1t or even start 1t WALLACE HAIGHT w1lls hrs ab1lt1y to rxde a motor scooter to whomever xt may concern MARY HANLEY refuses to w1l1 her prlze possesslon her Omaha boy fnend to anyone wood to Valerlan Rech provldlng he can handle them EVA WELKER lean. es her meek reserved personallty to Leo Kovar GERALDINE HASCALLS Bellwood frxends go to any one who wants them IOYCE METZGAR leaves w1th a Slgh of relxef BHRBBRH MICHHEL w1lls her knowledge of Ford tractors and earthborne lmplements to any other up and commg young farmer IOHN LANG leaves h1s parents vacatlons to anyone who can stand the stram of h1s parties RITA HENIGER w1lls her beat up 5l Bulck to another peed demon Iack Venus WILLETTE SIMA glves her long black ha1r to Roy Welte who thlnks he can make good use of lt MARILU THOMASSENS smg1ng ab1l1ty as well as her accompllshed DIGDO work goes to Connle Votava LOIS GIBSON leaves her shnky walk to Mary Ann Marushak FRANCIS PILLER leaves hls early mornlng paper route to another early rlser Ron Conrad LA DONNA VOBORIL leaves Ioe LA DELLYS VRANA w1lls h1s Octavla address to Grayce Ann Allen GEORGE MEISTER offers h1s post off1Ce truck to any one who wants to play the game DON IOHNSON leaves h1s good txmes at partles to Don Hamsa who promlses to make the best of 1t llgeo Melster recelves LEONARD KOVARS cowboy oots BEN ZINNECKER leaves h1S abllxty to stay 1n class to Bud Hasxk ROSALIE ZEGERS w1lls her yodellng voxce to Marcle Paseka even though she seems to be dolng qulte well herself RUSS WOOD leaves h1s soft curly ha1r to Iohn Rum baugh who thinks Tom s are too expenslve CAROLE VANDERKOLK lust leaves her famlllar say mg Stop slgns heck' I got pull' DARLENE ROUBAL w1lls her abllxty to work all four yeaxg of hxgh school to anyone who can stand the grm DARLENE AERTS wtlls her abrhty to get to school early to Dxck Wood S Anne was belng carefully supervlsed at the time by her swxmmmg coach and personal advlser lane Fads chlld Travelmg south once more I came upon Don Ellen Kroft In Quebec She IS now the personal secre tary for the prlme mlnlster of the Domlmon of Canada Then my v1s1on seemed to fade and I heard a mumble of confusmg but famxllar sounds Flnally the sound became clearer and closer Iack' lack' Get up' lack' Do you hear me'?77'? 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 - . , .