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

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Z' I 3 . .Z if First Row: Claudette Moore, Barbara Viren, Carmen tlton, Karen Shatter, Carol Sue Narrslar, and Borrlr-r-ri Kr-nlir-ld. Second Bow: Miss llehder, Miss Boontic, Wrllrs Steele, Steve Schroeder, Larry lfobaclc, Bill Larson, Mr Bfichrnarin, arid Miss Torirv Third Row: Larry Morris, Gordon Soneson, Dr-an Carlson, ltosl Peterson, lrrn Peterson, lim Back-sncarrip, and lr-rry Morris. Not Pictured: Carmen Flnderson, Carol Madison, and Raymond Iohnson. Student tgctlvlties Boar Student Hctivities Board officers, Bill Larson, Karen Shaf- fer, and Ierry Morris, stop after a regular business meet- ing to discuss a committee. Page 32 The Student Plctivities Board, com- posed of all class and club presidents, met two Thursdays a month. One of the newest organizations in the school, this board strove to co- ordinate all the activities of the school. Whenever anything was planned, the date was first okayed by them. This prevented more than one thing being scheduled at one time. The board also limited the number of offices a person could hold, and the number of clubs in which he could participate. Members of the board made a cal- endar for each month, on which all ac- tivities Were scheduled by the board. The calendars were posted on the bulletin board in the front hall. This year, the officers of the Student I-lctivities Board were chairman, lerry Morris, vice-chairman, Bill Larsong and secretary, Karen Shaffer. Sponsors of the board this year were Miss Tonjes, Miss Rehder, Miss Boentie, and Mr. Bachmann.

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The Y-Teen Cabinet at a regu- lar meeting. The Y-Teens had a very successful and ac- tive year. Their officers were: president, Car- men Flteng vice-president, Mary Browng secre- tary, Barbara Vireng treasurer, Helen Barnetteg and Student Council Representative, Norma Sutton. Their sponsor was Miss Dorothy Lar- son. The committee chairmen headed the differ- ent phases of the club: Social, LoHnne Rich- ardsg Service, Marilyn Iohnson, Music, Mar- jorie Ienseng Program, Helen Walkingtong Pub- licity, Patsy Wagnerg Finance, Shirley Mahat- fieg Worship, Beverly Cassel. The help of the Mother's Council, under the leadership of Mrs. Will lensen, president, Mrs. Dale Mahaffie, vice-president, and Mrs. Herb Schlachter, secretary-treasurer, helped the club a great deal. Other members of the council were: Mrs. Howard Schroeder, Mrs. Bay Nel- son, Mrs. Earl Borg, Mrs. Weldon Iohnson, Mrs. Carl Plten, Mrs. Leslie Shaffer, Mrs. Corey Chase, Mrs. Bill Frye, Mrs. Harry Hathaway, and Mrs. Ernest Viren. The main event of the club year was the Hrea Ill Fall Conference, held in Holdrege on November 14, with 265 people in attendance. The Holdrege Y-Teens and mothers had charge of registration, the banquet, and the tea. Marjorie Iensen was the Plrea 111 Secretary for the 1952-1953 year, and Pat Kentner was 1 6 elected Area III Secretary for the coming year. Barbara Barnes served as Conference Chairman for the 1953 State Y-Teen Summer Conference. Six Holdrege girls attended Sum- mer Conference. Pit the beginning of the year, the annual membership breakfast was held. The club membership was raised to 69. P1 program was given for the Kiwanis Club in the fall. ln November, a Scarf Party was held, at which each girl contributed to the World Fel- lowship Fund. Erom that fund, a scarf was purchased and sent to the YWCH Club in Helsinki, Finland. The annual Christmas party, to which the members of all High School clubs are invited, was held on December 21, with a tableau showing the different phases of a Y-Teen's Christmas being given. Besides collecting Butternut strips, the Service Committee placed cards containing table grace on the tables in the downtown restaurants. The club sponsored an Easter Service for the entire student body during Holy Week. The Dad-Daughter Banquet and the Moth- ers' Tea and Installation of Officers were spring events. Marie Erickson, Helen Walkington, and Lucille Olson, members of the Program committee, are practising for the program of the Y-Teen Christ- mas party. Page 31

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Larry Young, lim Bruhn, Norma Sutton, Miriam Martin, Tom Iones, Mary Brown, Merwyn Iones, Barb Lantz, Ianet Dahlgren, Carol Pouk, Dee Swanson are interested in the story lim Hanson is typing for the Duster. Not in the picture: Barbara Barnes, Rod Pearson, lay Piska and Dean Peterson. Editor .......... . . .Barbara Barnes Hssociate Editor. . . .... Mary Brown Business Manager .... .... N orma Sutton Sports Editor. . . . . .lim Hanson Feature Editor. . . .... Barbara Lantz Cartoonist .... .... R od Pearson Photographer ...... .... D ee Swanson Circulation Manager .............................. Miriam Martin Reporters: Tom Iones, Iim Bruhn, Iay Piska, Dean Peterson, Dee Swanson, Merwyn Iones, Larry Young, Ianet Dahlgren, lim Hanson, Barbara Lantz, Miriam Martin, Carol Pouk Hdvisor ............. ........................... D onna Philpot Principal . . . .... Iarnes Speece uster Page 33