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

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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

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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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- , - -T -b A ,tha iq st : First Row: Harold Hnderson, Larry Harder, lim Ostgren, Stan Carlson, Myrl Ostgren, Bill Larson, Tom Iones, Zeke Isaacson, Dee Swanson, Douglas lseman, Iim Iohnson. Second Row: Ben Vanover, Laval Freeburg, Iack Waller, Dale Englund, Larry Steele, Roger Hnderson, Max Chase, Larry Morris, Ierry Morris, Bob Brewster, Donald Mclllrther. Third How: Warren Speece, lim Peterson, Don Hohner, Tom Thompson, Paul Gregory, Gary Nelson, Rod Peterson, Dean Carlson, Gordon Soneson, Roger Peterson, Steve Schroeder. The Hi-Y started the new school year under the leadership of Ierry Mor- ris as president. He was assisted by Iirn Peterson, vice-president, Iirn Iohn- son, secretary, Steve Schroeder, devo- 66 . 99 tional chairman, Dean C a r l s o n , program chairmanp and Myrl Ostgren, student council representative. Mr. Vanover sponsored the group. As a project this year, the Hi-Y boys bought a Christian flag for the audi- torium. Nineteen new members were taken into the organization at the beginning of the second semester. Initiation was lim Iohnson gives his ideas for the Hi-Y-Y-Teen Con- held On Ianuary 25. Two things re- ference to other Hi-Y officers Ierry Morris, Steve Schroe- quired of SOIT1e of the bOYS, Were to der, Iim Peterson, Larry Morris, Dean Carlson and Myrl Counl bricks in 'the Municipal Building Ostgren. and to push kernels of corn across , pieces of sandpaper with their noses. In March the boys and their dates celebrated St. Patrick's day at their l- t annual dance. Near the end of the year the mem- bers Uroughed it on a fishing trip. This year they had the comforts of a tent given to them by the school. The Hi-Y worked with the Y-Teens to provide devotions i o r t h e Hi-Y- Y-Teen convention held at G rand Island. They also had a joint meeting for a round-table discussion on boy and girl relationship. Page 34