Lodgepole High School - Panther Yearbook (Lodgepole, NE)

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In his uniform all polished and shined our Gary is a sight to dazzle the mind. He's a state patrolman and Lodgepole’s his beat when catching speeders he puts on the heat. He spends most of his time out north of town catching the kids who leave black marks around. He arrests about 10 blackmarkers a day. They found out the hardway that dragging doesn't pay. This concludes our Lodgepole awards for the year of 1975. The recipients have worked very hard for these honors and 1 know will cherish them always. TAKEN ON SENIOR SNEAK Back Row: Gary, Mr. Davis, Linda, Cindy, Edwin, Reid, Ben, Edward, Tim, Doug. Front Row: Mr. and Mrs. Soucie, Diana. Christy, Pam, Davis, Theresa, Benita, Dan.

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our path she's blazed. The only lady ever to build a house on the moon with red paper roses she filled all her rooms. Sitting on the tracks with his engine in gear our Ben's all ready he won't be in the rear. He's the best race car driver of INDY's fame. He brought a lot of glory to the Jones name. On May the 30 of '76 he drove his car out of the sticks. From Julesburgs drags to Denver's speedway He won all races - going away. So then at Indy that famous day Ben burned up the track in a wonderful way. And for his incredible skill land luck he won a purse for a million bucks. Calling Rampart - Rampart do come in this is Rampart go ahead and fill us in. Diana's voice is calm and collected for the Emergency’s nurse she’s the best ever selected. A woman you say who’s stuck in the tub? You’ll need vasoline a plenty to rub. Apply the grease and when she's out advise the weight watchers' cause she’s too stout. So again Diana solved the case she's the best darned nurse of the whole human race. Hup, Tup, thrip four, hup, tup, thrip four Hurry, Hurry get out the door. Why you lazy good for nothing guys that’s our David shouting loud and high. For he's a sergeant in the National Guard and he bosses those recruits all over the yard. He found he likes this bossin so much he's making it a career making the recruits tough. Come one, come all to the Pizza Hut on Lodgepole's main drag but can you guess what? The speciality of the house you’ll never believe is a peanut butter pizza with olives and cheese. Linda's chief cook and bottle washer deluxe she owns the Coffee Cup and hauls in the bucks. From the Ghostess with the Mostest twas only a short trip to a place on Los Vegas famous gambling strip. An actor at Ceasar's Palace with a comedy routine Edwin’s as funny a man as you have ever seen. From his red socks and shirt to straight man for Cher Edwin's struck it rich he's a man without a care. In the class of 75 Cindy's one of the best looking girls alive. She married he Rocky one fine summer day and moved to Sunol - six miles away. Now she's quite famous at the county fair for her pies and cookies and her perserved pears. When Eddie went to farming one fine summer day he tried to figure out a really good way to raise bigger and better corn and wheat. Eddie raised the best, he really couldn't be beat. One day when a hail cloud came in sight Eddie shivered and shook with all his might. Then in his own great way he knew what to do. I'll use my super size and hold back a few, So Eddie went out on the highest spot, gathered up those green clouds and threw away the lot. Then the sun came out, he stopped the hail. Eddie's on top again - his crops never fail. She's smart she's gorgeous and oh so sweet. Our Denise Gade couldn't be beat. She started out as a teacher's aid and from that time on she had it made. She found some children of two or three and taught them to read and their ABC’s. Her method of teaching was so innovative she was made teacher of the year in 1980. Did you hear of a very famous man he went north of Lodgepole back to the land. Doug Schmale wanted to do something new with the cattle he had, so I’m telling you he took a Black Angus and a white Charlet and the cross he got made the farm pay. His cows are now famous they've put him in silk because these cows give only chocolate malted milk.

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JUNIORS What is the value of solitude? — of peace, of light, of silence? What is the cost of freedom? Nancy Newhall