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

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5 an 5' 29. Ev -A Firlt Row: Marlyn Erickson, Marilyn lohnson, Marilyn lones, Pat Kentner, Sandra I-lahlbeck, Ianet Dahlgren, Helen Barnette, IoDean David, Iackie lohnson, Ilene Flllen, Carmen Qten, Mary Brown, Second Row: Kathleen Collins, Beverly Cassel, Marcie Ekholm, Donna Carlson, lanet Iohnson, Barbara Barnes, Pat lseman, Phyllis Iohnson, Carolyn Gregory, Marlys Iohnson, Iulie Hathaway, Virginia Frye. Third Row: Beverly Borg, Marie Erickson, Marjorie lensen, Carolyn Qnderson, Peggy Iohnson, Sharon Francisco, Mary Carr, Mar- got Brown, Pat Haines, Barbara lohnson, Deanna Chase. . . ,,,. fr qi., .,., . ' A. lg A M, 5 El i? 'tial A A f ff lr sg. Q... -.. ir K Page 44 was ters The Twisters had a very active year. They had a membership of sixty-nine girls who all had passing grades. Their officers were: president, Karen Shafferg vice-presi- dent, Lo Anne Richards, secretary, Yvonne Schlachterg treasurer, Barbara Barnesp Stue dent Council representative, Barbara Viren. Helen Barnette was head cheerleader. The other cheerleaders were: lanet Dahlgren, Sidney Schroeder, Zelia Peck, and Arlene Troxel. To help cheer the championship football team and the basketball team on to victory, pep rallies were sponsored by the club. Members of the club Wrapped the banisters, hung signs around the school, and painted the windows and hung signs downtown. At each home football game, the pep club girls formed a spirit line. A horseshoe was used at the end of the spirit line, to wish the fellows good luck. For the McCook game, the Wishbone theme was carried out. Twister officers Yvonne Schlachter, Loflnne Biche ards, Karen Shaffer, Helen Barnette, and Barbara Barnes discuss new business for a meeting. This is one of the many signs made and posted by the pep club girls to arouse school spirit. l

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my Hrunpr. B T 4' Pausing for a picture are F. F. H. officers and spon- sor, Mr. Bachman. The EEA., Future Farmers of Amer- ica, Was the school's only organization which was directly connected with a class, vocational agriculture, and which gave training to its members in connec- tion With future vocations. This year's officers were: first semester, president, Gordon Soneson, vice-presi- dent, Ray Iohnson, secretary, Larry Lind- stromp treasurer, Wayne Nelson, news reporter, Ted Wells, student council rep- resentative, Charles Smithg sentinel, Way- nard Iohnson, second semester, president, Ray Iohnsong and vice-president, Kenneth Seeman. Mr. Bachman was the sponsor of the organization. The junior division was led by Clair Hoog, president, Leonard Anderson, vice-president, Bill Iohnson, secretary, Iohn Wick, treasurer, Marlo Kreutzer, news reporter, Myron Cross, sentinel. Besides attending the District EEA. contests in Kearney and Mindf n, the group had a pest eradication contest. Some of the social activities Were: a Watermelon feed for the Green Hands, the junior division, in September, a banquet in April, Parent night for the local parents and the Wilcox EEA. on Ianuary 18, and a pot luck supper. This spring the chapter took another trip, and two delegates were sent to the state convention. Dale Erickson, Iim Burgeson, Everett Sturgis, Erick Busy judging and identifying grain are Erick Bay Ray Erickson, and Larry Lindstrom work on a hog- Erickson, Bob Bergskoog, Bob Iohnson, and Roger house in the ag shop. Olson, Page 43

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Hrlene Troxel, Sidney Schroeder, Helen Barnette, Ianet Dahlgren, and Zelia Peck lead the yells dur- ing a pep rally. The horseshoe made by the Twisters proved to be good luck for the football boys. This year, the Twisters sponsored all the mixers. They also passed out programs at the games, and had concessions at the Curtis game. The highlight of the Twisters' year was the Athletic Banquet, given by the pep club for all the athletes of the high school. At that time, the coaches presented awards to the lettermen. Those girls Who had earned the most merits through the Twisters' merit sys- tem received awards for outstanding work done. In the first week ot May, the new officers of the club were installed. The sponsor of the Twisters was Miss Tonjes. I-'irsl Row: Shirley Mahaffie, Ieanette Linden, Barbara Lantz Donna Poppert Sidney Schroeder Zelia Peck Rrlene Troxel Lucille Olson, Norma Sutton, Helen Walkington, Peggy Parriott. Second Row: Miss Tonjes, Margaret Remmels, Ioflnn Skiles Carolyn Murray Barbara Viren Elizabeth Lindholrn Carol Iean Madl son, Evonne Monk, Karen Shaffer, Iolllnn Pearson, Patsy Wagner Third How: Yvonne Schlachter, Elaine Magill, Roberta Schobourg Lois Martin Marlys Nel on Barbara Wyatt Ianet Wmquist Miriam Martin, Gayle Schouborg, Lo Hnne Richards, Beverly Trank 0 1 Jwk