Haigler High School - Eagle Yearbook (Haigler, NE)

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Baccalaureate Methodist Church Sunday, May 7, 1967 Psalm XVIII Rev. Eric Talla - -Mrs. Eric Talla - - - Rev. John Reid - ---- Seniors - - - -Rev. Eric Talla mpet Voluntary d Circumstance - - - - -Rev. John Meyer Processional - - Mrs. Gerald Arnholt - - Invocation - - ------------- - - Song ----- - I Sought the Lord - Message - - ------------- - - Song ---- - - The Impossible Dream - - - Benediction - - ------------- - - Recessional - - - - -Mrs. Gerald Arnholt - - - - Tru Commencement High School Auditorium Wednesday, May 10, 1967 Processional - - - - Mrs. Gerald Arnholt - - - Pomp an Invocation - - --------- - - Salutarory - - - - Song ---- - Awards - - - - - - Address - - - - - ------------------- - - - Mr. Song -------- - - Presentation of Class ----------------------- Presentation of Diplomas -------------------- Valedictory ------- - Benediction - - ------------ - - Recessional - - - - -Mrs. Gerald Arnholt - - - Be The Best of Whatever You Are ----- Myrna Collicott - Sherrie Crouse Duane Flamig - Larry Pfeiffer Edward Mitchell - Merry Lu Wall - Larry Pfeiffer - - Mr. Melvin Crouse - Peggy Daniels - - - - Rev. John Meyer Pomp an d Circumstanceu

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Class History In the year nineteen hundred sixty three, sixteen freshmen entered Haigler High. They were Mike Broad, Linda Carlock, John Church, Howard Clark, Janet Clegg, Myrna Collicott, Ardis Crouse, Pam Crouse, Peggy Daniels, Sherri Faylor, Mark McVey, Tom Pearson, Jamie Smith, Melvin Smith, Sharon Williams, and Shirley Williams. The Seniors cruelly led us through Freshman Initiation. We lost Mike Broad, Sherri Faylor, and Pam in our sophomore year, but gained Gary Myer, Aaron Irwin, and Charles Pihlgren. Right before Christmas vacation in our Junior year we finally received our class rings. After having to postpone our class play two times we gave Tune In On Terror on December 3. On April 29, we honored the Seniors with the Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom. The theme was In the Misty Moonlight. Hadley Barrett and his orchestra provided music for our dance. Then the day came when we were Seniors. We initiated 19 green and humble Freshmen into the halls of H. H. S. March 31 we presented our Senior Class Play, They Went Thataway.' On April 6 we left for our sneak to Peaceful Valley, Colorado, where we spent three wonderful days in the mountains. After being forced to leave we returned and on May 29 the Juniors hon- ored us with their Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom, Moon1ight and Roses . We danced to the music of Benedict Arnold and the Traitors. Baccalaureate services were held on May 7, in the Methodist Church. Commencement was held May 10 in the school auditorium. MOTTO: Thus We Have Finished Our First Lesson. ---- Mr. Pfeiffer FLOWER: White Rose COLORS: Red and White Class Will I, MARK MCVEY, will my position on the football team to anyone who wants to take the knocks, and anything I have that he wants to my good buddy, Steve Clegg. I, MYRNA COLLICOTT, will my bottle of tranquilizers and Don's Hair Formula to the next Pep Club President, my blonde hair to Louise Zuege, and my driving techniques to Vonnie Day. I, SHIRLEY WILLIAMS, will my ability to get along with the teachers to Steve Yost. I, JANET CLEGG, will my dancing ability to the go-go girls of Haigler High. I, ADA RICE, will my ability to be quiet in study hall to Dwight Wall. I, CHARLES PIHLGREN, will my ability at going steady to Bill Saylor, and my ability to horse around in class to Steve Yost. I also will my ability to get along with everybody to Art Klinzmann. I, LINDA CARLOCK, will my long fingernails to Blondie and my ability to stay out of trou- ble to the four Junior girls. I, JAMIE SMITH, will my ability to get caught chewing gum to MerryLu Wall, and my talkativeness to Sally Daniels. I, ARDIS CROUSE, will my ability to stay in Mr. Pfeiffer's good favors to Sally Daniels. I, TOM PEARSON, will my trade secret as a Pooh Bear to Wayne Ferguson, and my me- chanically inclined hands to my sister, Vicky. I, PEG DANIELS, will my car troubles to Ted Harford, and my spiking position on the volleyball team to Terry Blecha. I, SHARON WILLIAMS, will my ability for sports to anyone who wants it. I, HOWARD CLARK, will all my future poker losses to Steve Clegg. I, MELVIN SMITH, will my ability in Physics to Marvin Oster. I, JOHN CHURCH, will my TPP car to anyone who can handle it! ! ! I, AARON IRWIN, will my athletic ability to Stan Webster and Gary Zuege. I, GARY MYER, will my wonderful study habits to Ray Stute.

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. ,r .3 pews an ,,.. H' 4 X na -anvil' rv A wi? 1 . . Qs A' , 6 ' i E , 'W , Q lv! Y 7 , ,V if A . ' r Class Prophecy JOHN CHURCH is running a Play Boy Club and receives ali- mony from a rich heiress wife. MELVIN SMITH is a highly paid nuclear physicist. He is hap- pily married to an old high school acquaintance. HOWARD CLARK is a high ranking Naval officer in the Penta- gon. He is responsible for cleaning up Vietnam. MARK MCVEY, whose college education was interrupted by his service in the Merchant Marines, is now, after complet- ing his education, head coach at an all colored school, QThe University of Nebr.J LINDA CARLOCK - Surely you've heard of Miss Linda crea- tions! Dresses, hair styles, and make-up--- CHARLES PHILGREN - After his Marine service, Charley be- came an airline pilot for T. W.A. By the way, he is married and has two children. GARY MYER is a partner in a car customizing firm. He built the car that won last year's Indianapolis 500. He married his high school sweetheart and writes poetry in his spare time. QSuccessfullyJ AARON IRWIN has opened a famous chain of dancing studios. He drives sports cars in his spare time. Last year he was a winner of the Indianapolis 500. SHIRLEY WILLIAMS, after completing her business course, went to work for a large business firm and like all good sec- retaries should - married the boss. MYRNA COLLICOTT married a well-known sailor. She, her husband, and their three children have traveled around the world twice. ARDIS CROUSE completed college and is teaching English and Math at Haigler High School. She writes songs for her folk singing group the successful Wi1d Things. PEGGY DANIELS, who studied agriculture in college, joined the Peace Corps. In her travels she met a ruddy Englishman and married him flove at first sight?j ADA RICE is the social director for the dude ranch which her husband owns. She is going to participate for Mrs. America. SHARON WILLIAMS took two steps out of high school, met the man of her dreams, and is happily married. She and her husband reside in Denver, Colorado, where Sharon runs a dav nursery. JANET CLEGG completed her college education and was Mis: America , but gave up her title after she met a career man of the Army. TOM PEARSON took training to become a hairdresser and was world famous for his Mr. Tom , creations. But the call came and he became a career Army man. JAMIE SMITH - Gangsters are still trying to get her for the great work she did on the Jimmy Hoffa case. ,, 5.4 sr . L 1 s T W? -4 5 ' .. I K gx 4 x rf: ' f 5 ,le is if ssilss A 5