Haigler High School - Eagle Yearbook (Haigler, NE)

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l si M 1968 Athletic Banquet As one entered the doorway leading down the stairs of the Methodist Church basement on the evening of April 6, a beautiful mood was set. The colors ofthe banquet were con- trasting blues. The crepe paper ceiling added an extra touch of beauty. The theme was The Eagle Beat Goes On and notes made of balloons and paper accented this idea. A drum made of napkins was the center of attraction and the names of the athletes were in glitter on the wall. The banquet began at 6:30 with the Welcome by the Pep Club President. Marvin Carlock was representing the boys with the Response. Then Terry Blecha and MerryLu Wall sang Somewhere My Love and Sylvia Flamig accompanied them. After the delicious meal prepared by the W.S.C.S., Miss Brtmkhardt and MerryLu Wall were presented gifts by Terry Blecha in behalf of the Pep Club. The awards were given and then a girls' ensemble sang aselection from The Music Man. Mr. Duane Wall was the featured speaker, and after the address, we said goodbye to an exceptionally beautiful evening. V- or r, y ,r,, A If Avzz a . . f if M ' t ' i a' ' , Qp - l rt s yyyy y gf .fl . S f M yas! r ' f BU' GOES UN -iff? an 4 ' 4 W a f f ata I 1 - ,,: rr ' ara -24 , aii?7Wd: K' , ' 'W .ia W ,fig , i ' 4 5 .v ' H ' ' fr

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Senior Class Play WILLIE'S WEEK-END The trouble all started when Mrs. Ophelia Winkle had some repair work done on her house and sent her supposed-to-be invalid son, Willie, to a fashionable rest home a few miles out from the city so the noise of the workmen wouldn't disturb him. His aunt left him a for- tune which was to go to a hospital for cats at his death, so his mother watches over him very carefully. She sends with him his regular nurse who is 40. He begins to get better rapidly when he finds the nurses at Bide Awee to be young, pretty, and attractive. There is a strange assemblage of guests at the place. Mr. Posey imagines he is Napoleon, and walks miles every day. Mr. Sanders thinks he is Captain Kidd. He is rather violent, and is kept confined to his room. Mr. Hodges is a retired businessman who passes out checks to everyone. Willie falls in love with one of the nurses, Eva Wood. She asks him to go to the city to a dance as her date. I-le wants to go but hedidn't bring any clothes, except pajamas. Brenda Burton, another nurse, decides to swipe Neopoleon's clothes for the evening. Everything is set, but the girls can't get a taxi to town so they can meet the bus. Mrs. Winkle arrives unexpectedly to see Willie, Willie and the girls decide to borrow her car and go to town. Mrs. Winkle finds that Willie is gone and thinks he has been kidnapped, when she finds her car is also gone every- thing breaks loose. Everything is in a terrible muddle until Willie shows up with his new bride to explain everything. 'W .- Sv X