Louisville High School - Lion Yearbook (Louisville, NE)

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BACK ROW: LaVonna Moffitt, Pat Miller, Geraldine True, Kay Andrews, Kay Brown, Karen Baker Peggy Derby, Judy Addleman, Beverly Sjogren, Peggy Stratton, Jeanne Albert. MIDDLE ROW: Bill Jardine, Mike Schlater, Larry Schroeder, Bud Funke, Don Lisle, Dick Larson, Arlie Persinger, Rich- ard Koterzina, Walter Hutchison, Mr. Andersen, Sponsor. FRONT ROW: Beverly Schoemaker, Sally Weisneth, Henry Alfrey, Frank Koterzina, Bill Nessen. Sharon Colerick, Jackie Miller, Bonnie Dobbs Sharon Robbins and Evelyn Hinkle. CLASS OFFICERS Pres: Hank Alfrey A Vice Pres: Beverly Schomaker Worms hardlw? - Sec: Frank Koterzina Treas: Sharon Colerick The Sophomores have had one class party this year and one hike. They number 30 in their class. They gained one new member, Kay Andrews, from Cedar Creek and lost Lela Heard in November. The waitresses and waiters who have been picked to serve the banquet are as follows: Waitressesg LaVonna Moffitt, Karen Baker, Judy Addleman, Jeanne Albert, Beverly Scho- maker, and Sharon Colerick, Kay Brown was chosen as flower girl. Waiters are: Arlie Persinger, Bud Funke, Dick Larson, Walter Hutchison, Hank Alfrey and Bill Nessen.

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BACK ROW: Carol Robbins, Carol Heard, Patty Jloightman, Joel Heirn, Glenn Eager, Virgil Graham, Vincel Schrader, Donna Cooper, Evelyn Love. MIDDLE ROW: Norman Baker, Eugene Kobler, Jerry Gray, Bill Workman, Eddie Conley, Gary Welton, James Heard, Duane Ahrends, Mr. Prado, Snonsor. FRONT ROW: Jeannette Schoeppner, Barbara Brown, Shirley Smith, Mary Jo Reichart, Jackie Mclxinstry, Francis Isaac, Betty Rothanzl, Janet Schroeder, Kathryn Nessen, Carol Eager. CNot picturedj Carolyn Hendrix, Joe Sterling. CLASS OFFICERS Pres: Jackie McKinstry Vice Pres: Mary Jo Reichart Sec. -Treas: Shirley Smith During their first year in Louisville High, the innocent freshmen have sponsored one all -high school party. The party, of course, was a great success. As a class of twenty-nine members, they ventured on one hike to Kobler's meadow. The journey was not all in vain, because the members of this collection of rare spec ies learned their class yell. Lucky Joe Sterling joined the class and Donna Cooper left her classmates to at- ' H tend school in Plattsmouth. A typical classroom scene