Lodgepole High School - Panther Yearbook (Lodgepole, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1953 volume:

As the years roll on in the march of time The happiness and the moments subline That each one is living in these years, the best Shall be a part of their treasure chest. So keep this book and keep it well Its value in memories one can never tell For within this yearbook there shall rest The golden memories of L. P. H. S. Senior Class of 1953 Lodge pole High School Lodgerole, Nebraska slv ' 6 (Trtrtrtrlrtrtrtrtrfrfrt u a u u u u u u u a u a 1 i m ? ■p ? as is v J jzfaMs iS fyc ffa yrzce, 7 Ua I fyc rffldasidas Robert Teague Joe I'm little and I'm wise I'm a terror for my si?e. Vocal Music........1-2-3- Football...........1-2-3- Basketball..........1-2-3-4 Track..............1-2-3-U Class Officer........2-3- Flays...............2-3-4 Newspaper Staff..........4j Annual S taff............U Phyllis Brand! Phil Phil seems a a liet lass until you know her out of class. Vocal Music........1-2-3-4 Band...............1-2-3-4 Physical i ucation. 1-2-3-4 Fep Club...........1-2-3-U Pep Club Officer.......3 Class Officer..........2-3 Plays............... 2-3-4 Newspaper Staff..........4 Annual Staff.............U Dale T.eyerts YJiry Just a country boy at heart but Ifm on to city ways. Vocal Music........1-2-3-U BasKetball.........1-2-3-U Baseball................2- 3 Plays..................2-U Newspaper Staff..........U Annual Staff.............U Robert Omel Bob There's a little bit of bad in every good little boy. Vocal Music .1_2_3_U Flays ...2-3-M . Newspaper Staff... U I Annual Staff u Sally Holtraan Sal j Full of pep and full of' fun, she's a friend of everyone. Vocal Music .1_2_3_U Band Physical Education.1-2-3-U Fep Club. Pep Club Officer.. 3- Class Officer Plays Cheerleader 3 Newspaper Staff... i+J Annual Staff U Variety is the 6pice of life 60 why take out the same girl twice. Vocal uusic .1-2-3-U Band .i_5_3_h Basketball .1-2-3- Plays ...2-3-t Football 3-b Baseball 2-3 Newspaner Staff... h Annual Staff u 1 J ) Maurice Callies Fopeye I never let studies interfere with my education. Football.................U Basketball..........1-3-1+ Class Officer............U Newspaper Staff.........1+ Annual Staff............1+ Lucille Anderson Andy She'8 a canable girl and Oh, how she can talk. Vocal Music.........1-2-3-1+ Band...................3-1+ Fhysical Education.1-2-3-U Fep Club............i_2-3-1+ Class Officer.............2 Plays................2-3-1+ Newspaper Staff..........1+ Annual Staff.............1+ Russell Meyer Buss 'Buss knows the football field isn't the only place where one needs a good line. Football............1-2-3-1+ Basketball..........1-2-3-1+ Track...............1-2-3-1+ Claes Officer.......1-2-3— + Plays.................2-3-1+ Band.......................1 Newspaper Staff............U Annual Staff..............1+ LaVerr.e Robertson Robbie Fever a care, r.cver a hurry just one girl's his only worry. Vocal Music.........1-2-3-k Rend................1-2-3-U F ootball...........1-2 -3-R Bas ke t tal 1......1 -2-3- Track..............1-2-3- - Cless Officer.......l-3- - Flays................2-3-1- Fevsnaner Staff...........b Annual Staff..............b Mary Ann Rufenacht Ruffle M is for Mary, striking and s all, but it isn't her studies she loves'best of all. Vocal Music.........i_2_3_b Physical Education.1-2-3-b Pep Club...........1—2—3J-J Plays...........:... .2-3-b Cheerleader...........1-2-h Class Officer...........i—b News-naper Staff..........b Annual Staff..............b Richard Sherich Beak 'I could never see the necessity of education. Baseball.................2-3 Play 8...................2-b Vocal Music................1 Basketball.................i Nev.-spaner Staff..........b Annual Staff...............U 3etty Bond jets ..hy take life so seriously when there's fun to be had? Vocal Music.........1-2-3- Band....................3“ Physical education.1-2-3- Per Club ..........1-2-3-li Flays.................?-3- Fewsnarer Staff...........U Annual Staff.............i- Ks-tUcer. Lcnc Kathy ibe hc-rier I try, the pooler to be the - orser I z.r , Vocal Music..........1-2-3- Ihysical education.1-2-3- Pep Club.............1-2-3- Pep Club Officer........3- 1 Class Officer............1-3 Flays...................... hew8rarer Staff............U Arr.ual Staff.............. Class Flower..........fthite Gardenia Class Colors..........Maroon and TThite Class Motto........... Out of School Life, Into Life's School Ae we are leaving Lodgepole High, V.’e, the Senior Class of 1953. desire to leave to our successors as follows: Lucille Anderson wills her Swedish disposition to Clayton flay. Betty Bond wills half of her brain to Jim Markel and hopes it will be used. Phyllis Brandi wills her ability to play the piano to Glen Henzl. Sally Holtman wills her slightly used soprano voice to Karen Bondegard. Kathleen Lenz wills her ability to get to school at 5:59 to Ronald Crabb. Russell Meyer wills his football helmet to Jim Brown. Robert Omel wills his height to Gary Bartling. Mary Ann Rufenacht wills her cheerleading ability to Peggy Hillman. Richard Sherich wills his ability to play hookey to Marvin Hokura. Gale Talich wills his ability to keep a car on at least two wheels to Kenneth Onken. Dale T eyerts wills his liking for English to LaDean Scharrel. Maurice Callies wills his elgibility slip to Bob Ammerman. LaVerne Robertson wills basketball jersey 13 to Chuck Meyer and hopes it will brii him good luck. Robert Teague wills his curly hair to Karen Miller. President..................Robert Teague Vice-President.............Maurice Callies Secretary..................Russell Meyer Treasurer..............LaVerne Robertson News Reporter..........Mary Ann Rufenacht Sally Holtrnan Voted by the students of Lodge pole High as The Most Popular Girl and The Best All-Around Girl. LaVeme Robertson Voted by the students of Lodgepole High as Best Athlete, The Most Popular Boy, and The Boy Most Likely to Succeed. Kathleen Lenz Voted by the students of Lodgepole High as The Girl Most Likely to Succeed. THE HALLS OF LODGEPOLE Tune: The Halls of Ivy Oh, we love the Halls of Lodgepole And the friends we leave behind, Our friendships will continue Tho' more new friends we find. To the hallowed Halls of Lodge pole Every voice will bid farewell, And to the teachers, Whose patience and help has been swell. Out of school life. Into life's school — 16 the Motto of the class of '53 So good-by we will say. Until another day, f.hen we'll return in heart and memory to— The cherished Halls of Lodgepole, where we've lived and learned to know, That thro' the years we'll see you In the sweet afterglow. Oh, we love the Halls of Lodgepole That surround us here today. And we will not forget Tho' we be far, far away. To the hallowed Halls of Lodgepole Every voice will bid farewell, And shimmer off in twilight, Like the old vesper bell. One day a hush will fall. The footsteps of us all ill echo down the hall and disappear, But as ?e sadly start our journeys far arart, A part of every heart will linger here, In the sacred Halls of Lodgepole, here we've lived and learned to know. That thro' the years we'll see you In the sweet afterglow. VtlM j8 iA a V S . f jj 0 ■ 0 ,) -$Ju4 As t ?( e Z47 2X2 USC j£a A Lodgepole, Nebraska March 13, 1983 Sear Dale, As I was looking over some of my early photography for the Lodgepole High School Annual of 1952-1953 I thought of my success of becoming a professional uhotographer and the success of the rest of our classmates since graduation. Since you have strayed so far from home, I have decided to write and tell yo1 what has become of your former classmates. Lucille Anderson is now a world renowned teacher of Social Science at Harvard University. Betty Bond is kept quite busy practicing her nursing and keeping house for her husband on their farm near Lodgepole. They were married after Betty completed the four year course at a nursing school in Denver. Maurice Callies vent to Hollywood and got married soon after graduation. He has come back and is now sheriff of Ovid, Colorado. There he is trying to s ipport his wife and the twelve little Callies1. Phyllis Brandi is a world renowned pianist. She is now playing at timer's Fl ce, in the thriving metropolis of Lodgepole, Nebraska. Sally Holtman married Jerry Meyer upon her graduation from Kearney College and is now busy raising a family in Sunol where her husband is teaching. Kathleen Lenz married upon graduation from high school and is making a hit with the tune Take lie Home Again, Kathleen. Her oresent home is in Hollywood. Robert Omel is now middle-weight champion of the world. He has just returned from a tour to .England in which he kayoed the British champ. LaVerne Robertson took up dentistry and is now nracticing in Lodgepole. He is considered the best of many dentists Lodgepole has had. His wife, the former Mary Ann Rufenacht, is teaching Home Sc. at Lodgepole High School. Richard Sherich started a bachelors needle and cooking club. He has erected his club house on the out skirts of Lodgepole. Gale Talich is now the owner of a red Model-T Ford covertible fire eng- ine and still makes ■’aily trips to Chappell in search of his one and only. Robert Teague married LaVonne Poggensee and is a steady employee of the down to7;n Handley's store. I've just read in the Lodgepole Daily Bugle of your receiving the Nobel Prize for your discoveries in atomic research. Congratulations. Write sometime and tell me how you and your ft.mily are getting along. A former classmate, Russell Meyer COtf-'ENCElLEl.'T SfiRMOK WAS DELIVERED BY PLACE DATA COlCfflKCaiSKT ADDRESS r, AS DELIVERS) BY PLACE DaTx, o On September 2, 15 1. thirteen shy young pupils entered the doors of Lodgepole Public School. These youngsters were Sally Holtman, Jimmie Kennon, Alberta Killgore, Florence Kintz, Carita Kripal, Kathleen Lenz, Ronald Rogers Richard Sherich, Jack Thurow, Volney Vogt, Bob Mika, Carol Cox, and Joyce Reichert. We soon lost Jimnie Kennon, Jack Thurow, Volney Vogt, and Joyce Reichert. During the following years of grade school several people came into our class for a short time, leaving soon for new locations. They were Kenneth Dietrich, T.M. Simpson, Merlyn Carlson, Kenneth Bowman, Gladys Pebley, Ronald Hogg, and Frank Woodrow. 7?e missed some of our more permanent members when in the fifth year Alberta Killgore and Carol Cox moved away and in our sevauth year when Ronald Rogers fell behind. Into our midst during these years came Maurice Callies, Agnes Helfrich, Robert Teague, LaVerne Robertson, Russell Meyer, and Robert Omel. These are the members of our class who stayed with us the longest. In our Freshman year, Betty Bond, Lucille Anderson, Fhylli6 Brandi, Mary Ann Rufenacht, Agnes Borchardt, LaVonne Poggensee, Dale Weyerts, and Gale Talich joined us. Agnes Borchardt, LaVonne Poggensee, Florence Kintz, and Maurice Callies were missing when we counted noses at the beginning of our Sonhomore year. We had gained one girl, Marian Hart, who was with us but a short time. During this year we oresented three one-act plays. Three more members of our class were missed at the start of our Junior year when Agnes Kelfrich and Carita Kripal transferred to the Academy in Sidney and Bob Mika quit school. Maurice Callies rejoined our class at this time. We presented our Junior class play, Grandpa's Twin Sister, on MarchlU, 195? On May 5 we gave our Junior—Senior Banquet using the Gay Kinties theme. When we returned for our twelveth year, fourteen bright—eyed Seniors answered the roll call. Then on the weekend of October 10, 1952, we journeyed to the Black Hills for Sneak Day. That weekend will be remembered always by every member of our class. On March 20, 1953 the Senior class play, The Skelton Walks was pre- sented. We had a lot of fun working on it. i£ach one of us has had lots of good times at Lodgepole High but we are looking forward to May 13, 1953 when we will graduate and start on our own particular ambitions. Wq wish to thank the teachers and parents who have guided us through the past twelve years. Sally, Feature Writer, Paper _ Class Song, Annual Robert, Snorts, Paper Richard, Distribution, Paper Kathleen, News, Paper Typist, Anrual Class History, Annual Sditor, Annual Lucille, Co-JSditor, Faper Mr. Cowan, Sponsor Annual and Pater Staff Class Prophecy, Annual _________________Tina Mary Ann, Artist, Paper Artist, Annual LaVerne, Sports, Paper Class Will, Annual Betty, Joltes, Paper Business Manager, Annual Phyllis, Snoops, Paper Class Song, Annual Robert, Jokes, Paper Pictures. Annual Russell, Snoops, Paper Class Prophecy, Annual Maurice, Distribution, Paoer Class Will, Gale, Sports, iaper Snorts, Annual C jjs school days But memories of ie won't forget These days were in Lodgepole are past, these four years will last, the laughs and fun, enjoyed by everyone. Russell Meyer, the typical boy, Hunting and sports are his Joy. He's the guy with the dark rimmed glasses. And falls for all the pretty lasses. Burnell Saum, our sponsor this year, Iveryone's glad we had him here. He's a very good coach in any sport, And makes our days seem very short. Lucille Anderson, the mischievious gal. To her, everyone is her pal. She'll laugh and Joke with everyone. And talks about everything under the sun. Betty Bond Joined us our Freshman year, Everyone's glad we had her here. Writii letters is her Joy, And most of them go to a certain boy. Robert Off el ie the smallest lad, That Lodgepole High ham ever had. He always has a new invention. What they are, we won't mention. LaVerne Robertson is our basketball star. With his talent, he'll get quite far. He'll pull a Joke whenever he can, Mary Ann thinks he's quite a man. Mary Ann Rufenacht is blonde and sweet. To a certain fellow she's quite a treat. She's been a cheerleader for three years, And led us all in many cheers. Phyllis Brandi, known as Phil for years. Liked by everyone and knew no fears. Bursty is her future plan. We know she'll do the best she can. Richard Sherlch is a quiet guy. With the girls, he's very shy. He'll wink at them when he has a chance. Yet still he claims he hates romance. Sally Holtman, our cheerleader last year. Is always happy and full of good cheer. After she graduates, she won't tarry, She'll go to Kearney to see Jerry. Now Maurice Callies for sports does care. And when you 6ee girls, he's always there. He's the fellow who sleeps in class. And doesn't care if he will pass. Kathleen Lenz, the smart gal of our class, There isn't a subject she didn't pass. She's always friendly and liked by all, Hi There George is usually their call. Gale Talich, the lover of our class, Really burns a lot of gas, Going to Chappell to visit his harem. But Lodgepole girls, he sure does scare em. Robert Teague, our president this year. Is always happy and full of cheer. He keeps the road to Chappell hot, There lives the gal he likBs a lot. Dale Weyerts, who always has a smile. During study hall, he's busy all the while. He's ready to speak to anyone. And doesn't miss out on any fun. Now it's time to say Goodbye We hate to leave old Lodgepole High. To our Faculty and Parents we want to say, Thank You , you've helped us in many ways. First row: Anna Mae Crabb, Jane Erown, Ruby Jessen, Janice Bartling, Dixie Dykman, Virginia Bond. Second row; Sharol Brown, Nancy Wise, Roberta Franzen, Duane Hernbloorn, Gene Thompson, Ronald Crabb, Dick Brown. Third row: Bob Ammerman, Marvin Boehmer, Jin Uarkel, Hal Saum, Ronald Rogers, Marvin Kokon, Merlin Boehner. Absent: Ruth Ann Meyer, Marie Phelps, Larry Rentz. Vie have 22 students in our class this year. Our subjects are English, typing, physical science, American history, shop, and home economics. I resident.... Vice—President Sec.—Treasurer ...Marvin Hokum ,....Nancy Wise ,Ruth Ann Meyer Marvin Boehmer News Reporter First rov: Sharrol Talich, Mary Jo Teague, Karen Miller, Clayton ftay, Richard Yosika. Second row: Norma Amnerman, Betty Onel, Delilah Kintz, Betty Killgore, Feggy Hillman. Third row: Robert Eddy, Keith Pierce, Harold tfhitefoot, Jim Rogers, Faith Schmid, Fat Forell, Lois Marek. Fourth row; Norman Hopoman, Jerry Howerter, Dennis Thompson, Albert Fraass, Kenneth Onken, Glen Henzl. Our class membership at the beginnii of the year was 23. Annie Lou McCarter dropped out making it 22. Our subjects are algebra, biology, .English, and world history. Fresident...............Mary Jo Teague Vice-President..........Norma Amermar. Sec.—Treasurer..........Jerry Howerter News Reporter Karen Miller first row: Bu ter Ulmschneider, Connie Ammerman, Lonnie Ammerman, LaDean Scharrel, Gloria Sheridan, Jim Brown. Second row: Twila Flessener, Karen Bondegard, Sharon Emanuelson, Cherrill Hobson, Bonnie Zalesky, Wyona Wiegers. Third rowj Dick Hernbloom, Frances Treblik, Audrey Thompson, Kenneth fTeyerts, Robert Omen, Richard Crabb. Fourth row: William Cowan, Audrey Quinn, Charles Meyer, Gene Bond, Gary Bartling, David Ihrig. Absent: Virginia Stickley, Francis Krip l. We started the year with 22 students. Three have left since then. They are Senta Pivonka, Raleigh Callies, and Elvin Bennett. Our subjects are English, science, traffic safety, mathematics, home economics, and shop. President..... Vice-President Sec.—Treasurer News Reporter. ...Charles Meyer .....Gene Bond .....Jim Brown Gloria Sheridan M Joe11 ••Me rl inM OTIHW MMarvinH MRobbie11 FOOTBALL “Russell Meyer Position Back “Robert Teague Back °Albert Fraass Back “Maurice Callies Back “Dick Brown Back “Dennis Thompson Back °Larry Rentz Back °Keith Pierce Back Gene Bond Back Jim Bronw Back Charles Meyer Back °LaVerne Robertson Center °Jim Markel Center °Kenneth Onken Center “Marvin Boehmer End “Merlin Boehmer End “Gene Thompson End “Gale Talich End “Harold TThitefoot End Marvin Hokom End Francis Kripal End BASKETBALL “LaVerne Robertson Center “Maurice Callies Guard “Robert Teague Forward “Russell Meyer Guard Gale Talich Guard “Dick Brown Guard “Gene Thompson Center Bob Amnerman Forward Merlin Boehmer Center Jim Markel Guard Marvin Boehmer Center Marvin Hokom F orward Larry Rentz Guard “Keith Pierce Forward “Albert Fraass Forward “Dennis Thompson Forward Jerry Howerter Center Kenneth Onken Guard Charles Meyer Forward Gene Bond Forward Gary Bartling Center Robert Ommen Guard Dick Hernbloom Forward Him Brown Forward David Ibrig Forward “Those who lettered Grade Weight He ight M 12 150 5'10'' 16 12 140 5'8 17 10 153 5� io� ' 15 12 153 511111 16 11 127 5'10«' 17 10 155 6 2'' 15 11 125 5'8'' 16 10 H5 5'7 16 9 lUO 5'7 lU 9 110 5'2 lU 9 12U 5'8 lU 12 155 511111 17 11 1U5 5'8 ' 15 10 130 5'11 15 11 155 511111 16 11 155 5'11 16 11 1U0 5� 10'• 17 12 162 6 17 10 150 6� lU 11 1U0 5 11'' 15 9 130 5� 10� • lb GAMES FOOTBALL Dalton 25 Lodgepole 8 Potter U5 Lodgepole 19 Lodgepole 36 Brule 32 Dix 39 Lodgepole 0 Gurley 32 Lodgepole 2b Lodgepole 39 Broadwater 0 Lewellen 30 Lodgepole 0 BASKETBALL Lodgepole +3 Dix 39 Potter 36 Lodge pole 35 Lodgepole 38 Big Springs 37 Ovid Lodge pole 38 St. Pats U6 Lodgepole 31 Sidney 1+1 Lodgepole Uo Chappell 7b Lodgepole 29 Lodge pole 55 Lorenzo 19 Oshkosh 5U Lodgepole 37 Lodge pole 1+9 Broadwater Ui Lodge Pole 52 Bushnell +5 Lodge pole 52 Dalton Up Paxton be Lodgepole UU Lodgepole 5U Gurley UU KINDERGARTEN AND FIRST First row: Jinny Bondegard, Jonathan Lillemoe, Shirley Schlueter, Shirley Jean Mika, Linda Kernbloora, Panela Talich, Glenna Richards, Kathleen Miller Bethel Beck. Second row: Beverly Markel, Patsy Bondegard, Carolyn PraasE, Miriam Schroeder, Ronr.ie Michelman, Harold Channel, Raymond Vance, Robert Schmidt, Mrs. Richards. Third row: Stanley Bills, Barbara Luxa, Lois Stickley, Alice Rowley, Jinny Henzl, Elvie Bruns, Leroy Cliverius, Stanley Fraass, Gary McKellips. Absent: Elmer Ray Channel, Robert L. Eddy, Jr., T illiam Eixon, Connie tirgens, Ina Mae Crouse, Susan Teague, .Eddie Bauer, Delores Goertzen, Beth Hixon, Chrol Ann Fivonka. SEC01D, THIRD, AID FOURTH First row: Shirley Fraass, Sheryl Sergent, LaVemee Fhelns, Martin Eehl, Janice Cutright, Jean Cutright, Roberta Lillemoe, Sandra Schmidt. Second row; Beverly Hobson, Katherine Rowley, Benny Richards, Bill Markel, Larry Garrelts, Du ne Talich, Gene Fraass, Larry Beck. Third row: Gloria ’ ay, Roxie Bondegrrd, Donna Beck, Brent Bills, Rodney Eehl, Boboj Channel, Earl Rowley, John Hickson. Fourth row; Mrs. McNamee, James Redfern, Donald Stickley, Danny Lenz, Jerry V.ise, Dale Mika. Absent: Donald Dickinson, Charles Bills, Floyd Crouse, David Haack, Elaine Jergens, Stephen Markel, Fhil Brown, Richard Bruns, and Timmy Markel. FIFTH AID SIXTH First row: Donna Horerter, Gloria Vosika, Bonnie Fhelrs, Patty Zalesky, Dale Onmen, Delbert Hamuth, Lemuel Vance, Delbert Hillman, Judy Meyer. Second row: Karen wise, Doris .Vhitefoot, Marylund Bills, Alana Bedk, Fatty Treblik, Katherine Disney, Arlene Luxa, Caroline Vance. Third row: Henry Bruns, Robert Richards, Glenn McNamee, Richard Teague.Barton Bondegard, Calvin Cutright, Kelly Quinn. Absent: Lyle McCarter, Jane Meyer, Beverly Bonn. SEVENTH AID EIGHTH First row: Jerry Vosika, Rueben Quinn, Jackie Lirdley, Mary Jo L xa, Kent .ise, Dennis Rentz, Keith Vise, Ardena Richards. Second row: Dorothy Brown, Doris Fraass, David Allington, Leslie Jergens Melvin Brown, Clara Kay Meyer, Clara Mae Tho voson. Third row; Russell Stickley, Ronnie Vance, Danny Markel, Feggy Lenz, Joyce Rogers, Sally Pace, Arlene Oliverius. 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