Holdredge High School - Purple and Gold Yearbook (Holdrege, NE)

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GAA G A officers, Mary Jones Grace Englund Janice Hed strom and Betty Nelson check their game schedule The G A A , G1Il'S Athletrc Assocla t1Oh, wa one of the school's most actlve OTQGHIZGTIOHS th1s year Under the spon- sorshlp of Fuss Delores Swanson, the ,roup part1c1 ated 1n many sports other than those o prevlous years Leodrng the glrls thls year were Jan- lce Hedstrom, pI9S1d6Ht Betty Nelson, vlce presldent Mary Jones, secretary and Gaace England, treasurer uri Durlng the year the glrls played volley ball w1th several teams from other schools Among these were Axtell, Kearney, Bertrand, Rogan, and Huntley Bowllng, for the frrst tlme, was lncluded IH the sport 11st the sprlng, tennls, softball, and badmln ton were enjoyed by the group Letters were awarded to glrls who had earned 300 or more polnts These pornts were earned by attendance at meetlngs and at practlces Demerlts were QIVQD lf these requlrements were not met l Miss Swanson D G rdlne B Butz M Valentin P Haines C Moore C Christensen M Jones N Barber I Hanmond ll D Anderson ung P shley C Madlson N Hilton L verbeck I Merchant B Nelson Englund D Carlson Page 43 X I I I y 'I ' - XX I , fill? ' I . iff! AW L . ' , w 4 . . A . . , I , .. A 1 K R, J' A gekg . 5 ' ' ' . . A l ' . V '-v- . x . I i U V 3 F . . . ROW 1 ' , . a ' , . in, . ' e, . ' , . , , ' , . I , . . , . . RON 1 . , L. Yo , . A , . , . , . , . , . . G. . , . . y I ' ,V . I , , f'-f' - I 9 5 Q ' z Q , , , I I ,' yi I ix Q I F I i ' I ' C l I 7 l '

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H - CLUB One of the honorary OIQGHlZOt1OhS of Holdrege Hrgh School 1S the H-Club The cllb has four maln purposes, whlch are co- operatlon, sportsmanshlp, splrlt, and loyalty To bec me a member of thls organ1zat1on a boy had to have one major letter ln elther football, basketball, or track H must also have recelved at least seventy f1V9 per cent of the votes from the actlve H-Club members The club was led th1s year by Cllff Swanson, presldent Blake Wagner, v1ce presldent, and Dale Knotek, secretary treasurer Coaches Cllff Bosley and Jess Kelfer sponsored the group In order to ralse money for varxous projects, the H Club members had a bas ketball freethrow COHCQSSIOH IH the gym at the Snow Carnlval The boys took ln much money thls way The purpose of H Club was to INPIOVG the athletlc program through the promo- t1on of school sp1r1t, clean llvlng, ldeals, and scholastlc standards among athletes In the SpT1HQ the lettermen were hon ored at a banquet QIVQH by the SQHIOI pep club, the Tw1sters On thls occas1on they were awarded the letters they had earned for the PIGVIOUS year Members were proud to be selected for H Club It meant they were honored a lettermen who had worked for long, hard hours to earn the letters whlch they wore on therr purple and gold sweaters RO I e er, Br n J Easter C Swanson R Johns , Schroeder Mr Bosley I Waller T Brown M Lundst Hahlbeck overnolser, R An erson w S eece ll Brown J Hanson Wa ner, J Nora J Peterson, L Ml r, Brewster, RO IV R Bos ey, R Peterson R Erick on, B Lu er D Knotek P ulson D carlson McConne1 can Page 42 . U I I 9 A . ' . . I ' .I I.. ' S . 2 - - . w : Mr. K if C. ow , . , . , . on S. . . . ROW I: J. , . , . rom, P' I D' o d , n P . I: W- 1 - , Bo Q . 11, . . .119 B- w : . 1 . , . V ' s . th , . , M. a , . A , D. . ,, 'ft - , i. X R l

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.w ga- . ,, 9 3 . Q' . J , 1 . 's 13902 Q5 9 M .6 5-9 4 , had I Brown J Hathaway M Gorman S Jones M Isaacson G Hathaway V Fye A erson C Beck, RON ll Johnson S Jones C Gregory Iseman D ase S Anderson J Blauvelt J Johnson ROW Il An son I e rens anns Jo nson J Johnson S Carlson IV s Pe erson J ones arr F rrls M Car F Gau e DUSTERS DARLINGIS JUH1OI Hlgh pepsters, whose purpose was to boost thelr football and basket ball teams on to vrctory, worked hard and used much of thelr lersure trme a hrevrng that goal Julle Hathaway was elected presldent of the group and her srster, Gar1, fllled the pOSltlOh Ol vlce-presldent Connle Carr was secretary, and her s1ster, Mary, served as treasurer Carolyn Gregory represented the glrls 1n Student CUUDCI1 MISS Gladys Peterson sponsored the organ lzatlon Ih1tlQt1OH, held 1n early fall, was one of the pep club's frrst projects The new members were made to wear short Sk1ItS, straw hats, and only one hrgh heeled shoe They carrled t1n buckets to c mplete thelr Uensemble ' Clad 1n the1r uD1fOTmS, COHS1St1Hg of gold sweaters, purple sklrts, large che- nrlle 'DN emblems wlth Jr H1 on theng and purple beanles, these Junror hlgh glrls appeared 1n a speclal sectlon at SGHIOI hlgh games as well as the1r own Elected from the freshman class as cheerleaders were Lols Martrn and Arlene Troxel Each was consrdered head cheerleader for one season of sports Fhry Kay Luke and Llnda Brown were chosen by the erghth grade and Corlyn Beck, by the seventh Among other projects thls year the JHHIOI hlgh glrls sold candy ln the halls after school to earn money for thelr ath let1C plCnlC whrch lS held every sprlng Boys partlcrpatlng 1n JHHIOI hrgh ath letrcs are honored at thls event At the Snow CGTHIVGI, January 19, a Fortune Tb1l1hQ booth was malntalned by the group For one tlcket anyone could have the future unve1led to hlm by ex perlenced tellers The glrls had the concesslon well QdV9It1S9d and mode a good showlng The glrls d1d many thrngs to create school sp1r1t They wrote on the boards for JUHIOI hlgh games and palnted SIQHS Wh1Ch were hung around the school Page 44 im M' I f I f of , Q 5 K I ROW : L. , . , . , . , . , . , . r , C. nd , . : B. , . , . , P. , . Ch , . , . , . . I: L. der- , S. B'rT.h, M. Bh , D. H ,'P. h , . , . . ROW : Mis t , . J , C. C , S. e ' , . r, . lk , S. Hendrickson. I ' ' ll Il I l ' l ' I ' u . 'u A. '