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

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MEMCDRIES HONORS

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Ni Lynn Osterrnerer a retumlnq letter man roas around the track ln the 880 yard dash Dave Hams left and Irm Robxns nqht work mrohtrly to beat one of Osceolas entnes rn the low hurdles B111 Payne who has broken the school pole vaultrnq record and then broke hrs own record practrces for one of the track meets Brll ac counts for a heavy share ot our poxnts at the meets and working hard on the track held After openrnq the track season wrth a 675 6 to 501f6 vrctory over Osceola the Scouts under the drrectron of Coach hm Mc Connell looked forward to the comrnq meets wrth optrmlsrn Returnrnq lettermen thrs year are Brll Payne a specralrst rn the Jumps and werqhts Norm Kobza a mrddle drstance run ner Lynn Osterme1er mrddle and drstance runs and V1c Pahk werqhts and drstance runs Some of the more 1mportant meets tenta tlvely scheduled for thrs sprrnq are Columbus lnv1tat1onal Doane Invrtatronal Platte Valley Conference and the Dav1d Crty Inv1tat1onal Ronnre Stara a promrs nq sophomore mrler crosses the fmrsh lrne vrctonous rn the Osceola David Crty track meet

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The recipient of the SCOUT Award for 1958 was Marilyn Hoeft. This award is presented each year to the outstanding member of the senior class. The honor is based on achieve- ments in scholarship, citizenship, and participation in extracurricular activ- ities. The alternate for this award is Carol Barlean. Q The Scout acknowledges the honors . . Roger Miller received the SCOUT Award for 1958 in recognition of his achievements in scholarship, citizen- ship, and participation in extracurric- ular activities. Each year the out- standing boy in the graduating class is awarded a free annual as a re- membrance of his senior year. Dick Huisenga was named alternate for this award.