Lusk High School - Tiger Yearbook (Lusk, WY)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1952 volume:

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Lv " , -' . . n W ',,- 'L L lumx. 1 -ls-1 E L 1 Nl ' ,pn THE '52 TIGER The 1952 Tiger is dedicated to Mrs. Peet, who has contributed so much to Lusk High School, during her many years here. LUSK HIGH SCHOOL Lusk, Wyoming 'f'Q'541. if A ff' JJ" -----"- Li, nj. 2 1 41 x ' A mx, , 2 ,rs 55? , .4 ,, -, v. ., 'WJ gig mike F ry-'uv-"' , f-fm T 1 e ew. 1 y it xg, w we if 5 K ff 15 w . f-CQ NNUAL TAFF 5 a V .INX Q 1 5' f 4 xxkx X 1 Left to right: Mr. Kindred, Sponsor, Dolores DeCasUo, Editor, June Willson, Jean Panno, Geor e Flint, Phogoigrapher, Kathleen Gunn, Asst. Editor, Betty Sawyer, Alma Klemke, Not pictured: Casa Mill, Bill assetburger, Evelyn Malmborg, Shirley Vollmer, Betty Myrup. MR, IOHNSONBAUGH, Principal FAC LTY I ,mf 7, , if I 1 Q0 r - , u --1:-ni' il.. 1 'Ga' y E , ll t L l 29 W na ' 1 , E' ll -E LEE LEWIS, Ianitol' Ili. N 9 NQ.. Mrs. Anderson Home Making Mr. Dudney Driver Training History Miss Gies Commercial Mr. Gurwell En lish Mr, I-gampton La tin and English Mr. Hart Coach and History Mr, Housh Vocal Music Spanish Mr. Kindred Science Mr, O'De11 Mathematics Mrs. Peet Library Commercial Mr. Powell G- A? and Shop vir. ocum instrumental Music L ..-1 ff-Ps' ,N r44 4++ gl .KV R -:Q - . r .F l,.f r""' I Q hm '- BELOW: Take a look at those legs, and those shoulders! Mmmmm! -'fi Watch your step! Q'-M1-waz., - Oh, my hair! Q . faq y 55' , 5, I s s X x M! 3 - SQ., L - ff 0 ' s 9 is K 5 ?- , , 7' , if f , 21531 ' f 'ft L l"',7l ry--, .I M if gy l lTlATl0 Getting all prettied-up I am a green Frosh. and ready for the party. 1 r' is-K' President - John Butler Vice-President - Ronnie Compton Secretary - Patty Jones Treasurer - Betty Beasley an 4? SLM T x " N kv TA mn .a L. Y Say!-1 ,.-.M-QPR - '- I., . X Painting the "L" BETTY BEASLEY , S- . X CON BERNBECK 7 "' f as JOHN BUTLER --' l if xx T- 1 AN. i R X F' BERNITA CLARK an 'T f Y , JoE CLARK Q Ks-:M Q-:J i Rm. E 'T T in W- W RONALD COMPTON A MAXINE COLE Aa gf , F Tw 1: A , A - 1 DENIS CULVER '-SQA " Abi" ' '32- . A ,P CONNIE EOLEY A X 1 L 1 , Q A - A f' was Q B 5 1 .vi A A' LEE EREDRICK , Q 5 D KAREN GALLUP 3 1 -6- F O - ' Af-.-X 'A-9 ' ' 'a F CHARLES GARHART S' 5 , ""' V2 .aw JOE GATZEMEYER im k ' AA. ' EVELYN HAMMOND h A GEORGE HARDMAN 49 ' ., JACK HARTNETT 5-4 v 1 " - A vu- A A BEVERLY HENTON 5 "' A A , V f A Lf . TL, Av Egg MYRNA K. HIMES BERYL HODGSON PAT HYTREK MARY IASSMAN DONALD JOHNSON MAXINE IONES PATTY IONES WANDA IUGLER EARL KIPP JAMES MARTIN WAYNE MCCOY IOHN MCMASTER ,A f "sm- 15 ' 4 fi A ' wi if Fw , A ix WE? 1 A ,QL ' NYY -1 E 'Ti , ig 9 'kg' A 2 G. 'D cr M' A AJ 32- ff -if L' - A A L L' 'Y QI 1 , ii: A A xi 1 in A M mf u L A K JW" 'if' NO PICTURE ! ' 'FV L . '31 5 9 ,Y X all "' . I: . O A,,,Ii::vi'g5p 1 1 J' -' 1 Y- 'L-'V' W L -11, E. ,1 i' ' f JEANETTE MILLER KAY MORGAN LEOLA O'DELL DONNA KAY OSBORNE DONNA LEE OSBORNE CAROL PEET GERALD PFEIFER DARLENE SEEMAN DICK SEYMOUR MARY SHIMEK DONNA KAY SIDES GEORGE SMITH w my-591W ,+I fvu , w ., V A I - 1 i 1',i,gl l ! A Vxk 1 V X A Q ILA. E g, JY 7 'P' gs' 55 N if A I 1 EU 'A L 'Z Cf Q V f X +--lf' -7' bangs.. il 9- 45.5 u N 9,1 Q- . Y 3 71-'X I 1 x E. If 1 ,I N: L I K Ks ll? '9 H . h w R 44 I ,E 'X A I In if A Q KJ ' I E5 " , " 3iij,SE'vQ':,-1 5 s I , A f' X - ff L ' r b Iii . K I EDAE -5 X MJ. Q f E , ww R-wi "Jw W X K A p AA Us 1 ' 'fl' 9-5 I 1 I ' "9 l 4 ' f 5 . , I if , M R A W NO PICTURE ...W Q13 l' ,K ' A ..- I Q4 -2. , -.- v-uf. Aw 1' BILL STOCKWELL BARBARA STRUBE JIM STURTEVANT RUTH SWOPE JOYCE TENNY FLOYD TS C HAC HER JAMES WASS ERBURG EK BOB WILLIAMS DAVENNE WILSON LEROY WILSON DONNA WOLFE TERRY SPAULDI.NG F5 I. ,., N if TOP ROW: F. Schweisslng, A. Roberts, L. Christianson, B. Blackmore, M. McFarlane, R. Simon, A Pilcher, G. Erlevrlne, B. Newell, I. Sturman, E. Allen, R. Rumney, G. Fernau, D. Carlisle, I. Gallup THIRD ROW: Coach Doyle Dudney, D. Mangus. I. Miller. I. Shane, I. Henritze, H. Thies, I. Larson I. Larson, K. Stetson, B. Reed, G. Iuglar, S. Wolfe. SECOND ROW: B, Wasserburger, B. Boner, M. Strube, J. Stockwell, E. Shimick, D. Foley. I. De- Gering, F. Smith, P. Follmer, F. Reckllng, M. Andrews, P. Brewster, Coach Floyd Hart. BOTTOM ROW: J, Butler, A. Walter, G. Hardman, G. Smith, B. Stockwell, I. Wasserburger, I. Mc- Master, B. Williams. I. Sturtevant, R. Compton, L. Wilson. ALL CONFERENCE: J. DeGering, D. Foley. F. Smith, P. Vollmer, P. Brewster. '51 TIGER '52 FIRST TEAM REULTS SECOND TEAM RESULTS Lusk 19 Chadron Prep Lusk 52 Crawford Lusk 13 Torrington Lusk 27 Torrington Lusk 7 Crawford Lusk 20 Scottsbluff Lusk 13 Igloo Lusk 19 llgloo Lusk 40 Sundance Lusk 45 orrington Lusk 21 Wheatland Lusk 21 Douglas Lusk 26 Midwest Lusk 13 Mit ell Lusk 19 St. Mary's Lusk 6 Douglas 1 S ,t'q,.f1 O .rw ,,fgQ.d1 U' frfli fqb-fu' . 5 4E S ,,,,.-.,.-nv-v W-..- .13 ,gpQW JY N f 5" ' l Q. ll ' ' f' Rfk Ci? 9- +5556 - x x Q' s 'J , f "Jn,fL:w 2 5 ii' . 5 Q as x' Q 'ago ty 7 ff' , M41-,. . ,Sf - .fix-1-f'v,g - u. ' "' 'A ill , ff ," 4 36 40 22 35 27 38 41 1 Harry Thies . . . . . Jokm DeGer1nE . Emest Shime .- Frank Smith , . Philip Brewester I im Stockwell . Melvin Andrews . Tackle . . . .Guard .Center , . End F. Back ,Tackle Q. Back , 5...-. r-, r 0, .nf w--' In .Q -g AL, ,V 77153 K. .-. 'F v my 'W-'I as .vrwgr J" ' ' Q B Wylx N.- -are ..,,,.-.-K -li'-. .2 Mui ga llll N 'ESQ I' 49' . xx I1 A xl f. f I . ,INK "wr, . ' . Mx I . Wx - 'T ., .l' ii .- gum . K 2-ew' Jim Larson . . . Geo: e Iugler . Don goley . . . Ja.mesMl11e.r. . . . . John Winder . . Fred Reckling . '1 4 ? 5 . .End . Back Tackle , Guard Tackle . Back Y Q1 01 , .xx ,Nw U18 ,,, ...Nqr Both casts gather for a picture 99 The SOPHOMORES PRESENT 2 ONE-ACT PLAYS , fx fe ix "THE LITTLE RED SCHOOL-HOUSE' K, X ,V N Q and 1,1 NOQD- -Tk x '9'Q!," fwy N 54' " P - "w , 'THE PRETTIEST GIRL IN TOWN' g gl A 4 N ffm .I . fl Getting It's my ready turn for the next curtain Hmmm! A formal gathering Oh, help 52.1155 -A ' N 5 V . ne I "'x 7' : , sv--"' .- ev - rn ' "'-" x I f .K . 1511 T. a Qs ' fx 0 x F , 'ff-N gg, bm, ' E J ,gli A f ,Q - V t I .. N H Q ' M -Tiff an President - Willadeil Story Vice-President - Keith Stetson Secretary - .N Wanda M111 Treasurer - Stanton Baker - L .awe .I- jul i ,.,....-- iw-O .rm 1 A A V ' The Hillbilly Band presented a N , -t skit courtesy of Spike Jones at the 'H ' 5 .L Ir.- Sr. Prom. 'Cheri' was ren- N' X - dered by the great French singer I X ' A Pierre Chevrolet fBl'l1C6 Kingj. . X A- 4 X . 1 ' , 'J Qs . ' V i" " N :IQ S fr M' n n' 'ix W 1 ,K El f. Q 1 It -I 5, It-...-A I fs M X. - . PAT ALLEN 9 'wp '6 1, "X - JOHN ANDERSON 'V' V' A .DLX 15, ! t MR- STANTON BAKER I DARLA BIRCHER lf? 'T 1 st,- wax Kinney A r 1 Y X za' -36 '96 . M. BEVERLY BISHOP W , f V K , RENETTA BLAGG fi . K Q 'L iff: WINNIFRED BRUEGGER 1 d " i A ' I S LEROY CHRISTIANSON 'f ' M e f ' , . A 5 FAYE COWELL -- x X y y ,, A 31, cfv ., ,Q A A A I ,, Y 7- 7 X ' X W RONNIE CROW A 1 A E Oaie it sw E O A Y l, i .WV .L i X ,Q L yna, an W k FQ- 4 Sf Els I 4. NN A' P E1 f 'I Rf , I .4 im E E 4 v 9 A v la' ,ky 0 It A W W E EM5 X N., , 1 ,. , -.. , JJ if! QS? Q 1 ' X13 " v ff ia ' A I E 9 199 2' 'Q Q5- ' ' gi I . Img! SHIRLEY DAVID GARNET ERLEWINE GLADYS ERLEWINE GLENN ERLEWINE DON HABERMAN GERALD HALE DORA HALES MARY HALE JOIE HATLEY MERNA HENNEBECK JERRY HENRITZE BILL HODGSON t. GENE KEYS ALVIN KILMER H Q KAY KILMER D BRUCE KING . .L , A 'gi bi .E NO PICTURE soNDRA KLINT , s I - A.. Q ,, V- -Q' DALE KOBBE . - 'f 1 ,A , E., THELMA KRAFT I .gf Q I "5 ' 'Qi -' lin W .JT JAMES LADWIG X N E I Q V rkrV -E 5 .f Y f M E E Af - ELMER LEWIS ii je IEEE - -E Q S DELETA LORENZEN Q 'Z A ' ' X JOLEEN McCALLISTER Q f 115 Q A '7' A , ,A Wei? ,Y MARVIN MCCOY , P' A X. JL. up 1 I L.-' i, , T xii X MART IN MCFARLANE t .1 ANC, ' ' ' H- z'1f5YW:5'i., R ' . .f AR, 1 Sf , :Q 2 ?.X 1 x , WANDA Mm A W 5 3 A Bos Nswlsu. 1' r '.! A' " ' Q' Tw11.A PENFIELD 'f' 1 KENNETH PERLENFEIN r I ,,, MABLE PERLENFEIN .R g Q' 1' ART PLLCHER - I K 1 MARVIN QUARTERMOUS A ' NO PICTURE fgwfl-fl :fm If Lf' ... 5 . QF 11 112 - I2 . . 4 1. BUD REED I X R ' ALVIN ROBERTS - A,,A .' Q JEAN RUFFING A " A SHIRLEY SCHEIFFER i A S Q59 , fi, 1 i Rfk Q Q. A ' ' ' IL A SEX. ,R . ' -3 ii. 0 5 6 2 S 5 X0 A .w.l2is.s , 'I-fi 4-.IJ My lffifl 11 A4452 . .. z A QQ Q. 1:33 :if FRANK SCHWEISSING DICK SCOTT KAY SHEPARD ELDORA SHROYER RUSSELL SIMON CLARABELL SMITH KEITH STETSON KAY STILES WILLADELL STORY SHIRLEY THAYER TONY TORKELSON SHIRLEY VOLLMER BACK ROW: G, Flint, B, Seymour, G. Hardman, I. Christianson, D. Carlisle, Coach Floyd Hart SECOND ROW: J. Gallup, B. Boner, I. Miller, P, Vollmer, I. Winder, K. Stetson, I. Larson, G Pfeifer. FIRST ROW: M. Stxube, F. Smith, D, Foley, F, Reckllng, B. Reed, D. Mangus. BA KETBALL 1952 Lusk Lusk Lusk Lusk Lusk Lusk Lusk Lusk Lusk Lusk Lusk Lusk Lusk Lusk Lusk Lusk Lusk Lusk Harrison Sunrise C-lenrock Gillette Sheridan Buffalo Wheatland Midwest Igloo St. Mary 's Torrington Douglas Newcastle Wheatland Chadron Torrington Crawford Douglas Lusk Lusk Lusk Lusk Lusk Lusk Lusk Lusk Lusk Lusk 33 Laramie 42 52 Sturgis 65 46 Ling e 47 INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT 34 Hot Springs 33 31 Sturgis 43 37 Douglas 32 SUB-STATE TOURNAMENT 41 Gillette 45 60 Newcastle 38 42 Douglas 38 51 Buffalo 42 -...W .. ,, ,km f "N-1 ilw -,...,,,, , .M--...... AJR, 18 T.. '15 nib 'u .rgf ,. . u 'o Y 'Q -3 4,0 4 'pl n 0 H Q, .5 xx 4, Wx if WU Y 5g,'1':", T.. 5 ...f. j z 5 u- 'LU ,,',,Tln1l !i I , I I I I Ill 'o'x 'I I 1 I I I l lfl.ll 1'.lI 'lj llul1Jf'll 1 lr' ll! 'I ll ,L It 'l"" Ill":uJ'T' - ' - 1:n'?'!llum.. ii Q ........x..... -..... -wg.. Q It -WALK ".:i,, gf-'ff ff-5 Ls w.4,-'-4 W A.-IP. '- . A51 5 I Wh A I - -- - -ik-'.f'.xy, s fif. f .ng KA.. 6 . V a 1 x vu B 11? ' ,. sl m x ,M -JM -v be W ' K.. 'B L' wx n ul P 0' 1 '. 5' . 1 .glxw ' f L ,af f Q. A ' -s 5-nguuuiui .. 1 ABOVE: The Earlybirds, boys that went home on busses but were still allowed to play their share of bas- ketball. Left to right are Wayne McCoy, Jim Christensen, Tom Las- ater, Floyd Tschacker, Marvin Mc- Coy. ACROSS: These happy lads are the first-half champs, the Band Team. Left to right are Charles Pfeifer, Gerald Pfei er, Richard Pilcher, Stan- ton Baker, Gary Fernau, Jack Mc- Master, Gene Keys, and Iames"Titus" Gallup, Missing from the photo is the team's star player Mr. Yocurn. lgklm A lm irq,-.., Th M i':"vn.i. b 'QA if wmv., 0 ' U Q Y , Y 'll fi' r f'-f", . Q ,.s TV' ACROSS: Here you see the 1952 Lusk Future Farmers of American basket- ball team. At the left side you see the team Coach Mr. Powell iving out with some important info gefore some equally important ame. These boys played many out-og town games and won second place in the Lusk In- vitational tourned. Left to right are Mr. Powell, Stan Brewster, Sherry Wolfe, Jerry Henritze, Russell Simon, Denny Langdon, John Ruff ing andlohn DeGerlng. QUAD ABOVE: The Leftovers, or what was left ofthemthe day the photographer made his appearance, Left to right are Alvin Robers, Jack Larson, Aaron Culver, George Jugler, and Rich Fernau. ACROSS: The Shop team, which boasted one faculty member player. BACK ROW: Ray Rurnney, Glenn Erlewine, Mr, O'De11, Bill Stock- well. FRONT ROW, left to right: John Anderson, James Wasserburger, and Gerald Hales, ,ti ...LL his ABOVE: COWBOYS, season "B" Squad champs. STANDING, left to 'righ' are Frank Schweissing, Bi1lB1ackmore Jim Larsoln, John Winder, James Mil- ler, Ralp McFarlane, and Jim Chris- tiansen. Although the Cowboys were or anized late the season, John Wilder, Jim Larson, and James Miller led the scrappy out-fit to the coveted L, H.S, "B" League championship. P J 1 r to LX A TOP ROW: G. Pfeifier, B, Williams, B, Stockwell, L. Wilson, A Pilcher B Newell I Hartnett E Kipp, Coach D. Dudney. BOTTOM ROW: D, Seymour, G. Smith C Bernbeck I Sturtevant R Compton, I. Butler, B, Hodgson. LU K KITTE -1952 Lusk Torrin ton Lusk Laramge Pre Lusk Torrington Lusk Crawford Lusk Chadron Lusk Casper Lusk Chadron Lusk Torrington Lusk Lingle Lusk St. Mary's Lusk Casper Lusk Harrison Lusk Torrington Lusk Lingle LUSK FRESHMAN TOURNAMENT Lusk 38 Casper Lusk 28 Cheyenne Queen Mary Rose and escort Fred Reckling at the Prom. President - - - - -Jack Larson Vice-President - - - -Martha Hales Secretary - - - - - Barbara Windom Treasurer - - - - Mary Laverty Juanita Cork provided excellent entertain- Ellocute for the ment at the Banquet. man, Ellouisel xv - Q,'n ' K ,- H' u, 4. I: .n,. I. .-t, " .- 1' ML LARRY ANDERSON FREDDA ATEN LLOYD BAKER BILL BLACKMORE X. ...W eww- 55 A if f Q A BOBBY BLACKMORE 24? ' L ,.',J L L i L" 9 TE i f A, A 0-.L A, 5 Boa BONER A f Tg.':,, A' STAN BREWSTER LL L EEL LL MARY BRUEGGER . AP, I' L LL 'LLL' Q . , ' ,TL ev I .4 - - A R, EEEE A CHARLOTTE CANETELD 10 M W- n TQ- R DoRoTHY CANEIELD Q5 A "' DICK CARLISLE A ""f 'fr XT. 'T V A JIM CHRISTENSEN g If IK A J N. Q I .- I 7 ,je,,f- .5522 A -L , L " EDMOND COOK i f , B' T, Ai- 1 in-A , b IUANITA CORK -hx -lg ,..X G .,3,,,,,-"SW DEN1s CROFT 3 4 LN, Ya' L WL Q, 'ME LYLE EDDY A B , if A ...f - E, L. NL A A L 9 Libikw Ass A f 1 S- 4515 V, EN 4 , R D ., L F, GARY GERNAU K - , v , g LEONA FREEMAN L 7 -A L 5 L' BETTY GATLIFF E f " A 'LLL P- A A L JIM GALLUP A L , M ,- L X L x ' A x ' , KK N , MARTHA HALES 5 AT 1 Q' A , 'bfi L . . A . rx x BEVERLY HARTNETT gr E 'R 7' 4 i A 4 A A , JEAN HOLBERG A A ' W A , lj 7 MARLENE JAMES at LE? ,M A V A L YL 5 RL f' W - 4' ff L PEGGY JoNEs , F4 f JACK LARSON A LJJJE ,J Aa 6 'ai MARY LAVERTY ,YAC L l -. K DANNY MANGUS Ex 1 .EB A ....... I., GORDON MCLAIN MARY NEARY f 'wr N 'QT' BILL OATES JEAN PANNO ., Jiii17T'j,,z., Y C RICHARD PILCHER .9 A f AR JACK ROBERTS B- r l J , , if n' BETTY SAWYER N ' '49 E 5, V E Bt el: fi , ,L A R. BILL SEYMOUR J .U A . A A gf , J , ,I J f f 0,1 .. .Y 1' -A y .- I " 6 will, 'F I " " "" ' . I 0 C 1 A11 M ,OFM rw P 3 5 KATHLEEN SLAGTER JJ- V- F' ' .V J ' 'W " J 3 JJM SHANE ii 'Aff' ' ' dip? . V x Z fy in . 9 .-I E JERRY STRUMAN " " ' ' J ,A . X. W' ft ,MARTINSTRUBE .4 11 5 ' aff ' gy ' T, ' , , I L. A fu if ,A ff A L ' ' . ffm .5 ' IK ' , AJ " Y S TS-.-Q A N0 PICTURE A PAT VOLLMER f 6 .K QR'-'vm i , B N "I F QQ M i t' JAMES WASSERBURGER ff. ' Hg' L LJAY LJ N A " A BILL WEST J 6 JE' J' A fm: , J, I ' JJM wooD C 1 K "' 222 J A J ze . XXX X N ,F ' , A A W L SHERRY WOLFE gf? BARBARA WINDOM ff-A ,X MELVA ZERBST 1 l 9 t N S if Sponsors Mr. O'Del1 and Miss Gies Mangus, Jones, Laverty, and Carlisle look on as Mrs. Schultzhammer played receive gifts from the class repre by I. Panno berates Mom and Pop played by Martha Hales and I . Wood. sentatives Bob Boner P. Jones as Judy Foster shocks her parents as she tells them what she has done. .0 A line-up of the cast, including a box of Mumbly-Crumbly cereal, and a sack of fertilizer. Oogie U. Wasserburgerl stands behind Judy. no infix 1 ' ii'f":3 C5 AQ rw fp fa N N "vb xl- K W , ,sb 6, . N .. 5 t n I, L Elf ' . " ' - 1? a l "fl I I-KA.1:f,f.A ' S 572:55 " ' 9 1 4 J K ' A .A NVQ 1 ., .,, E A K . .F SU, 'L , . ' T . ufausfilsif h--- 5 , , Q - -. I' QMS?" S ff: sbxfnosfmmv . BACK ROW: Windom, Swope, Laverty, McCallister, Hytrek, Carlisle, David, Hales, Freeman, Perlen- fein, Shepard, Gallup, Smith, Compton, Smith, McMaster, Bruegger, Yocurn, Erliwine, Osborne, Lindt, Hatley, Cork. SECOND ROW: Willson, Pfiefer, Vollmer, Hodgson, Erliwine, Sturtevant, Oates, Butler, Cook, Wood, Lasater, Christian. THIRD ROW: Foley, Morgan, Wolfe, Strube, Jones, Iohnsonbaugh, Thayer, Crow, Bernbeck, Torkelson, DeCastro, Baker, King, Reckling, Keys. FOURTH ROW: Malm- borg, Pfiefer, Story, Miller, Klemke, Christiansen, Wilson, Henton, Slagter, James, Fernau, Blagg, Haberman, Stetson, Jones, Mill. FRONT ROW: Mill, Gallup, Mathewson, empleton, Sides, Lorenzon, Keys, Tenny, McKelvey, Stiles. District Ratin I, I State Rating i I- auth Lusk Hi h Dance Band included: Pfiefer, ink 5 Housh, ocum, Stetson, Schaefer, D. Keys, 'R Christian, Lasater, Wood, G. Keys, Fermu, Baker, King, Malmborg and others. give forth a little jazz. - 1--dl Q' A- ' -- 1 N . . , KX Q , f .ai N X ,.- .s I R, if f r- I A - . x l ,ii D' In this picture, Yociun and his music-makers E '4 , ,,,, ' I , I ,,. gl, '0L0lSTS R. Yocum, Director Dist. State F. Smith, Bass, I I J, Wood, Trombone III D. Keys, Bassoon, I I G. Fernau, Baritone, II! I C. Mill, Clarinet, I- II M. James, Alto, III K. Stiles, Piano I I M. Hennebeck, Soprano, III I. Cork, Soprano, I- II W. Mill, Saxophone, I- II S. Christian, Trombone, I I B, King, Cornet, II! I S. Baker, Comet, II! I- M. Hales, Drum II G. Keys, Cornet, I I G. Pfiefer, French Hom, II I D. Keys, Piano, I II Not Pictured T, Lasater, Trombone, II Willson French Horn I- I. , , II D. L, Osborne, Twirling, I I BRASS SEXTET B. King, S. Baker, F. Smith, T. Lasater, J. Willson, G. Femau S. Vollmer, I. Willson, G. Pfiefer, G. Erliwine Dist, Festival II! District rating, I State rating I State rating, II H03 QUARTET -1,-in-11' " f--' w ll i TROMBO E TRl0 WO0DWI D QUI 'PET I. Wood, T. Lasater, S. Christian C, Mill, D. Keys, K. Stiles, I. District rating II Tenny, G. Pfiefer District rating III! CLARI ET TRUMPET TRIO C. Mill, J. Cork, C. Mathewson, T. Torkelson, G. Keys, S. Baker I. Gallup District rating II District rating II State rating If' Q 7 Ii. Marching Band doing a drill at one of the football games. l .Xe The Lusk Band performs at the armual Christ- mas concert under the able direction of Mr. Yocum. P. S. Santa Clause appeared in the chimney on the stage. Governor Barrett addressed the crowd gather- ed for the Dedication of the Nolbrara County Memorial Band Shellln the City Park at Lusk. This Band Shell has been the dream of I oseph Kuhn, and has become a reality through his efforts. It was erected through donation labor and money and commemorates the War Dead of World War Two and the Korean War. ,. 4:0 FRONT ROW: Gallup, Klemke, Lindt, Slagle, Bruegger, Carlisle, Vollmer. SECOND ROW: Willson Hennebeck, Mathewson, McCal1ister, Neary, Cork, DeCastro, Hales, Lorenzon, Penfield, Osbome Story, Erliwine, Housh fDirectorJ. THIRD ROW: Keys Caccompaniestj, Morgan, Panno, Bruegger Pfiefer, Keys, Crow, Culver, Wilson, Wasserburger, Glandt, McCoy, Hales, Shoopman, Freeman FOURTH ROW: Shroyer, Cowell, Bircher, Gallup, Henritz, Langdon, Femau, Smith, Jugler, Femau Martin, Pfiefer, Windom, Iones, Schiefer. FIFTH ROW: Blagg, Thayer, Perlenfein, Kraft, Slagter Roberts, Christian, Compton, Oates, Miller, Baker, Stiles, Laverty, James, David, Shimek. Dist. Rating I- State Rating II Znixeh Chorus Girls Ouartette composed of Wllladell Story, Myma Hennebeck, Kay Stiles, and Sondra Klindt, received a III at District Festival. Mr. Housh accompanied them. I K t,., X Y, ,y -f ws yr r. I 1 .tx ,V .X S .Q , ,K 911005711 241: sr n f rf mugs Oates, Wasserburger, Crow Keys, Fernau, Pftefer Culver, Lasater Keys Gallup, Baker Roberts Housh , Director District rating II ,g Q9 . Y l,,., ,ffl ri' , f ,fag for if , ,f 1 ,N '41 K f x X , l l f f tx l, Dfw ff , t fr V, 2' ' 1 J fl f J , 4 X 1 ,V X, FRONT RDW4- 5 A 4 , 2 J w' Hous ,,DLreot,or Slagle Canfielg Shzoyer Tenrqy Vollmer Shimek SECOND ROW fr Swope, SideA,fHyr1'e , Strubej lgiartnett Peet Canfield THIRD ROW Wolfe Foley Neary Cork Jugler, Hales. Jones, Osborne LAST ROW farmo Brupgger McCa111ster, DeCastro Stiles Slagter Kraft, Wilson , . .pw K 4" 5. :Yi w . , 1' we - 1 s fre i ,7 4" . . 14 - I it, 1-b Q .f, 4 s.+-Ngfgvi I - l -so ,.,,,,,,, .... STAGE: Froke, Housh, Keys, Reed, Crow, Pfeifer, Lamb, Gallup, Baker, Glandt, Swisher, Culver, King, Neary, Cork, Stiles, Alexander, Windom, Elders, Fullerton, Willson, Gallup, Butts, Fosher Patten, Patten, Kettler, Hennebeck. BACK ROW: Smith, Wilson, Lohr, Schiefer, Ruffing, McMasters Keys, Fernau, Erliwine, Wood, Bircher, Christian, Glandt, Lan don, Shoopman, Henritze, Klemke Johnson, Coon, Thayer, Bruce, Vollmer, Parks, Fernau, Ju ler, Pfeiger, Wasserburger, Roberts, Brueiger Oates, Kraft, Compton, Panno, Miller. FRONT ROW: Mgrup, DeCastro, Mathewson, Sla le, Cham ers James, Jones, Klindt, Selby, Cowell, Nelson, Kilmer, Brue ger, Story, Coon, Slagter, gtubson, Hales Shlmek, Holberg, Penfield, Shroyer, Shepard, Nelson, Mcgallister, Brown, ' use The leads Gallup, Cork, Alexander, Elder, Fuller- The Captain CE1derJ, his daughter fCorkJ, and The ton, King, and Swisher step forward for a finale. Ruler of the Queen's Navy fKingJ discuss matrimony. Q x , J 'Q ': 'QFQYA' A"' .aff M . Jxqqn., 3 N,- P-4 y 3 " 'v ""Nu., -an I ff K Q , . N N14 ,' L,-Q' f 1 . " 'L 'lt A l ' 'V 'l .1 l ' ' K H C TIGER THI GLAD ra Q Q -1 s v wg I 1 we -L I A x 1 ggi I X L A 5 ', ga, - X 4 V . A - I other , it o s so - is f e -Ji it gl In I A g-S E, 3 3. . -S1 A 4 it l , S s ' F 1 ' - 1 K I :T-f , , ,"e' Q ,, 4 s' I , ,.L g , gl ,Q Yiwu N' -' yew F if If 'ff 5 a , ' , YUYK ' E, v'- 1' -A .xr-41 , W 4 ' we ' "f I W h F . wi' , M I 1,83 ,,,, in' tf.4'sN f' qs- ABOVE: 1952 LUSK TRACK SQUAD WHICH TOOK THIRD PLACE AT THE DIST. MEET Left to right: A, Pilcher, I, STANDING, BACK ROW - R, McFarlane, R. Compton, M. Andrews, I. Wood, Sturtevant, D. Langdon, G. Fernau, R. Rumney, G. Smith, Coach D. Dudney, MIDDLE ROW - F, Reckling, F. Smith, L, Wilson, A. Culver, J. Butler, C. Garhart, K. Stet- son, D, Foley, D. Crnfr. P. Vollmer. SITTING FRONT - G. Hardman, E. Cook, D. Carlisle. I. Larson, The Lusk cinder squad went places this year, placing in practically every meet they entered with good times especially in the mile and longer races. Although weak in field events, the locals did gather numerous points in the pole vault and discus. Althoutglli a space shortalge keeps us from printing each individual player and his winnings, following is results of the isuict and State Clas A' Meet: District Meet: Reckling first in mile, Smith fifth in mile and third lnhalf-mile, Foley second in 220 and third in 10 , Langdon tie for second and third in pole vault. Culver and Stur- tevant tie with two others for fourth and fifth in high jump, Foley fourthin shot put, Foley fourth in discus and Sturtevant fifth, Stetson third in quarter mile, Fernau fourth in quarter mile, and half-mile relay team fourth. State Meet: Reckljrigirfifth in mile, Smith fourth inhalf mile, Foley fourth in220yard dash, and Langdon tie for d, fourth, and fifth i.n pole vault. LUSK SUFTBALL CHAMP . - , .. rf 5 -V A . -,sf , 4. , . A . ,. - 5 .ef . z , "1 W. 1- " ' . '-- In -' T " .. ' sl-M , ff . V 'nf ' It - . A ' .iilnxwnn-....- - ,.-'T-510.23 . fr-. -' ' y- A ' ' ' STANDING, left to right: B. Blackmore, B. Boner, I. Miller. I. Stodkwelllq. Coach F. Hart, L. Wilson, T, Lasater, F. Schweissirgg, I. Stiles, I. Anderson, C. Pfeiferg S TING, left to right: B, Seymour. I. Christensen, R. ernau, D. Manigus, I. DeGering, M. Strube, D. Langdon, G. Iugler, B. Reed, I. Larson, A. Roberts, G, Har man, FRONT OW, left to right: I, Wasser- burger. I. Hartnett, G. Pfeifer, G. Hales, D. Seymour, B. Hodgson, I. Spaulding. For the fifth straight year, the 1oca1Tig1eESoftba11ers were successful in winning the Eastem Wyoming Invitational ournament. Under fine Coaching leadership of Floyd Hart the green but eager and vrilllng squad went to work, and after a few seasonal defeats came throug the toumarnent with three straight wins for their fifth strai ht championship, winning the champion- ship game fromWheatland, eteam that had defeated Sie locals twice during the regular season. SEASON RESULTS EASTERN WYOMING TOURNAMENT Lusk 26 Lusk Dark Horses 0 Lusk 14 Wheatland Second 6 Lusk 12 Wheatland Firsts 9 Won 7 Lost 2 lSeason Resultsj Lusk 9 Lusk Townteam 7 Lusk 17 Sunrise 9 Lusk 9 Lance Creek lnd, 8 Lusk 6 Wheatland 7 Lusk 8 Wheatland 13 Lusk 8 Sunrise 6 Rich Fernau and George Jugler elected honorary Co-Captains .,,,u I ,. d 'l Q- LU K HIGH BOXI G CLASS ..,. ' rl - - . Ha rr , f -31? STANDING, left to right: Dick Scott, Martin McFarlane Mgr. , Pat Vollrner, John DeGering, SITTING, left to right: 'Dick Carlisle, Coach Earl O'De1l, Charles Pfeifer. Under the Coaching of Earl O'Del1, boxing was started this year at Lusk for the first time since before World War Il. Once a popular sport at Lusk, boxing gradually died out until it was a thing of the past. This year it was again started mostly as an inter-school sport to give in- terested boys a knowledge of the correct techniques and methods. Coach O'Dell and Student Manager ,McFarlane took a squad of three boxers to Sundance near the close of school. There two of the Lusk boys took definite decisions over Sundance fighters while the other Lusk boxer was over-powered by a Deadwood veteran. RESULTS: Pat Vollrner definite decision over 24 year-old lack Newman of Sundance in three rounder. Dick Carlisle decision over Johnny Stahl of Sundance in three rounder. John DeGering defeated fdecisionj by veteran fighter Bill Iones of Deadwood. , K J 'c I4 4 l . ' 3 U F 3 I 3 FRONT ROW: Wolfe, Sides, Himes, Dobson, Slagle, Glandt. SECOND ROW: Gallup, Myrup, Lohr, Gunn, Bruegger Cincoming Editorj, Neary. Jones, Panno, Hampton fsponsorj. LAST ROW: Thies, Christian, Lasater, Reckling, Wasserburger, Smith, Sturman, Stiles. Gloria Vogel, this year'sEditor is is not pictured. Two of the largest, classes attended on CAREER DAY were the car mechanics and FBI sessions I f , n 4 1 RN, . ' 0 ,Q- WL, J 5 ' ,I l , Q 117.1 --. fxxx f..-lx a BACK ROW: McCallister, Bishop, Gunn, Morgan, Hales, Willson, Mill, Inlgler, Vollmer, Mill, Erliwine, James, Laverty, Strube, Stiles, Penfield, Thayer. THIRD ROW: Gallup, enny, Parmo, Wilson, Cowell, Klemke, Slagle, Erliwine, Zerbst, Hatley, Hennebeck, Mathewson, Lorenzon. SECOND ROW: Sawyer, Shimek, Bruegger, Bircher, Clark, David, Hynrek, Wolfe, Osbome, Vogel, Schiefer, Cork, FRONT ROW: Osbome, Blagi, Swope, Shoopman, Hales, Hales, Sides, Klindt, Peet. CHEERLEADERS: Willadell Story, Connie oley, Barbara Windom, Dolores DeCastro. 'a Er V ,Ya s 1 5 if 5 r 5 , Y -., Wiz" 2 ' 'Hari V - 5 ii x . .- Q.. ,U l,,v.,m ::irwn 'Ri N , 1 QW' " Q' K NPSQE, f P PEP CL B PA I H CLUB FRONT ROW: Clark, Foley, Cole, Panno SECOND ROW: Housh Qsponsorj, Lorenzon Bircher, Thayer, Hytrek, BACK ROW: Pen- field, Anderson, Miller, Smith, Allen. m mf- ' "' ' s-sift?-ivf"'4 so f fm-1+ it M , i 9,,,o,,s"5z-4 Q tum' 1 V we .4 ff-sim , Qsszx,-,is " 4 W- ,, 'i' X BACK ROW: Larson, Smith fpres.J, Wasser burger Qpres.J, Larson, fadvisorj, Johnson- bau h. FRONT ROW: But1er,Story, Laverty, Galgup, Hodgson. I ,Lf 'FUDENT COUNCIL r HN BACK ROW: Keys, Freeman, Wood, Stiles, Larson, Wasserburger, Reckling, Smith, Vollmer, DeGerinq, Brewster, Mangus. MIDDLE ROW: Blackmore, Gallup, Neary, DeCastro, Malmborg, Cork, Mil, Slagter, Carlis e, Pfiefer, Mrs. Peet fsponsorj. FRONT ROW: Gun, Pannon, Slagle, Bruegger, Sawyer, Windom, Jones, Willson, Vogel, Laverty. ff' N ' if i"4r ,,.,i u il- tail-gf I 9 Ar the FHA Initiation ceremony, out- going President Mary Rose Bnreggher hands ln- com ng President Mary Hales er badge of author ty, Members Are: SEATED, left to wht: Penfield, Freeman, Schiefer,K1emke, . Bruegger, Swope, Morgan, STANDING: Willson, Myrup, DeCastro, Lohr, Hales, Bruegger, Gunn, Stiles, State Chapter Mother '50- Mrs, Shoopman, Local Chapter Mother '51-'52 Mrs. Bruegger, and Sponsor Mrs. Anderson. L...-L11 fin,- .....,K.f. A by , .. sf as il Ln' ,,,., is . Q- so-.- . ,Q lg! Members of FFA Allen, E. Pilcher, A. Brewster, P. Reed, B. Brewster, S. Ross, R. Cristenson, L. Rllffillg. I. Crow, R, Ruffing, K. DeGering. I. Scott, D. Freeman, D. Schweissing, F. Henritze. I. Schweissing, F. Kilmer, A. Shane. J. Ladwig, I. Simon, R. Langdon, D. Stockwell, J, Lenz, G. Story, R. Lorenzon, L. Strube, M. Perlenfein, K, Wolfe, S. LEFT: The Home Ec Girls are hard at work getting ready for the FFA Banquet. BELOW: Sponsor Mr. Powell congratulates Rex Story at FFA Banquet. Seate are Mrs. Powell, Pres.Iim Shane, Mr. and Mrs. Shane. T . , ' QW bo, .Xl QS X I XA ' a Wa an f 1 we fx 1 ' ,X Cx LATI I BACK ROW: MacMaster, Iugler Strube, Henton. CENTER: Mr Hampton fsponsorj, Homgson, Os: borne, Gallup, FRONT R W:Sides, Morgan, Jones, Wolfe, Shimek. I s 009 Emi " O fir , .f ' i IV .' ' ' BACK ROW: Mr. Hampton fspon- sorlf Quertermous. M us, Hodg son, Torkelson. CEN?gz: Henne- beck, Neary, Baker, Stiles, M111 FRONT ROW: Shroyer,Story, Klindt Vollmer. LATI ll 9,0 fs The Latin Clubs form an L C after A Qi' L an impressive initiation ceremony. It , lg 4 my 0 I W nj -P L few ,I Phil Brewster crowns Patsy Carlisle as Football Queen of 1951-52, while Reckling, DeGering, and attendants Mill and Malmborg look on. Mary Rose Bruelgger rengned over the 1952 Prom. With her is Ne 'e Slag e, 1astyear's Queen, and attendants, '31 5' ,W at ' ' I ',.4psl'H-4, The Band scores again, as Frank Smith crowns Delores DeCastro asketball Queen for the sea- son. Don Foley holds crown pillow. FHA Queen and FFA King of the Sweethearts ball were Myrna Hennebeck and Gene Lenz. Last year's royalty, Bruegger and lames crowned the couple- iliogalig .4 V President - Bill Wasserburger Vice-President - I ohn DeGering Secretary - Patsy Carlisle Treasurer - Honest Harry Thies 52 ni n rs NIW -22,5 l'v.-yxQ 'fr Guys?? and gals enjoy dancing at the COED BRAWL, Whoopsl I meant BALL, BELOW: Wine, Women, and Song Doctor Weinstein adjusts his futuristic machine for CLASS DAY exercises. iii ub- 2 x ' ., 43 r ,PA ' G EUGENE ALLEN FFA Fr. Sr. it I Basketball Ir, Sr, School at Prarle Center So. yr, MELVIN ANDREW S Football Fr. So. Ir. Sr. Cfour yrs,j Track Ir. Sr. Class Play Sr, yr. PHILIP BREWSTER Football -- four years Track -- So. , Ir. Spanish Club -- Fr. . So. FFA -- Sr. Treas. Student Council Pres. Ir. NHS -- Ir. Sr. PATSY CARLISLE Band -- four years Chorus -- three years Glee Club -- four years Pep Club -- four years Class Play -- Jr. Sr, Football Queen -- Sr, Class Sec. " Ir. Sr. Latin Club -- Fr. So. , Sec. So. STAN CHRISTIAN Band four years Dance Band 3 years Mixed Chorus 3 yrs. Trombone Solo two yrs. Class Vice-President 1 yr. Spanish Club 1 yr. Spotlight Staff 1 YT. LOLA CROFUTT Home making Fr. So. Sr, FHA Half-semester, Sr. yr, AARON CULVER Basketball two years "B" squad Track Ir. year Sr. year DOLORES DSCASTRO Band four years, Sec. So. Class Chorus three years, Annual Staff Sr Glee Club four years Pep Club four years, Cheerleader two years Class Play Ir. Sr. . Spot. Staff So. Latin Club So. Ir. , Treas. Jr, Basketball Queen Sr. FHA four years, NHS Jr. Sr. JOHN DeGERlNG Football 4 yrs. , Student council So Spotliiht Staff So. yr. Spanis Club Fr, So. Sophomore Class President NHS Jr. Sr. , Softball Jr Sr Vice-President Sr. yr, FFA Sr. yr. DOROT HY DOBSON Glee Club two years Pep Club four years Spotlight staff Sr, Class lay Sr, RICHARD FERNAU Mixed Chorus -- lr. Sr Boys Glee -- Sr. Class Play Ir. Sr. Softball four years Track -- one yr. Spanish Club one yr. GEORGE FLINT Spotlight Staff Ir. Sr. Sports Editor Ir, Sr. Basketball Jr. S1 Football Jr, Sr. Softball Sr, Tiger Staff Ir, Sr, DONALD FOLEY Basketball Sr, Football four years Track three yrs. Class Play Sr, FREEMAN Class Play Jr. Softball Ir, NHS Jr. Sr. Spotlight staff Jr, FFA Fr. So, Jr. , Secretary Ir. GLAN DT Mixed Chorus Jr. Sr, Double Octet lr. yr. Class Play Sr. yr, FFA Fr. Spotlight Staff Sr, yr. KATHLEEN GUNN Glee Club Fr, So. Pep Club four years Latin Club Fr. So. Class Play Jr. Sr. Mixed Chorus Jr, Spotlight Staff Sr. yr, Inlger Staff Sr, yr, S Jr. Sr. yrs, fif- 1 I ' 6' xx -' 4,01 pi: I K an A xi: lx 4' i '-'I .qqc . if xg-1't+fi4 A ft. Q, .7 '- 9'--.aa , .K X r HELEN HIMES Glee Club Fr, So. Class Play Sr. Latin Club Fr. So. FHA lr. Spotlight Staff Sr. MAX JONES Mixed Chorus Ir. Sr. Class Play Sr. Basketball So. Jr, Sr. Football four years Softball Fr. So. Jr. Spotlight staff Jr. GEORGE JUGLER Mixed Chorus Sr. B-squad Basketball two yrs. Football Ir, Sr. Softball lr, Sr, Latin Club one year DONALD KEYS Band 4 yrs. , Instrumental solo 3 yrs. Dance Band 3 yrs, , Chorus 3 yrs, Boys Glee lr. Sr. Small Vocal groups Ir. Sr. Woodwind Quintet So. Jr, Sr. Fr. Class Sec. Spanish Club Fr. So. Spotlight Staff Jr. , NHS Ir. Sr. ALMA KLEMKE Band four years Mixed Chorus So. Jr. Sr. Glee Club Fr. So. Jr. Vocal Solo So, Jr, Pep Club four years Latin Club Fr, So. Spotlight Staff Sr., Tiger staff Sr. HELEN LADW IG A very active Manville student who moved here for her Senior year. At Manville she was in Band 3 yrs. . Clarinet Solo One yr. , Cheerleader one yr. . Glee Club 3 yrs. DENNY LANGDON Attended Prarie Center Mixed Chorus Sr. Softball Jr. Sr. Track one yr. Spanish Club officer Sr. FFA Sr. NHS Jr. Sr. .TIM LARSON Basketball four years Football Jr. Sr. Softball four years Spanish Club Fr, Jr. Sr Treas. Jr. Student Council Sr. Fr. and So. Yrs TOMMY LASATER Brass Sextet four years Band four years, Dance Band 3 yrs. Mixed Chorus 2 yrs. Boys Glee one year Trombone solo 2 years Basketball four years Football 2 yrs. Softball four years Spanish Club four years GENE LENZ Football one year, NHS Ir. Sr. FFA Fr. Sr. Secretary Freshman yr, Reporter Sr, yr. King Sr, IDA LOHR Other school Fr. So. Mixed Chonrs Jr. Sr. Pep Club lr. Sr. Class Play one yr. FHA Sr, , Treasurer Spotlight Staff Sr, , NHS Jr. Sr, LARRY LORENZON Not Pictured EVELYN MALMBORG Band four years, Mixed Chorus three years Glee Club Fr. So. lr. Pep Club four years Class Play Ir. Sr. Class Treas. , Ir, Spanish Club Fr. So, Spotlight sr.-iff Jr. , NHS lr.Sr, , Sec. , Ir. CLEA MATHEWSON Band four yrs. Clarinet Quartet 2 yrs. Mixed Chorus 3 yrs. Glee Club 2 yrs. Pep Club 4 yrs. Class Play Jr. Latin Club Vice Pres. 2 yrs. Spotli ht Staff 1 yr. Band yrs., Dance Band 2 yrs. Clarinet Quartet 8: Quintet 3 yrs. lnstrumental solo 2 yrs. Mixed Chorus l yr, , Glee Club 3 yrs. Pep Club 4 yrs. , Latin Club 2 yrs, , Sec. Girls Trio 3 yrs. , NHS Jr. Sr, Ftball Queen Attendant Sr, Class Play 2 yrs. , Jr. Class Pres. Treas. Student Council CLARA MILL E JAMES MILLER Band 4 yrs. , Mixed Chorus 1 yr. Basketball 4 yrs, Softball 4 yrs. , Football 4 yrs, Latin Club 2 yrs. , Spanish Club 2 yrs BETTY MYRUP Mixed Chorus Sr. Glee Club four years Pep Club four years Class Play lr. Sr. Class Vice-President Jr. FHA 4 yrs, Officer lr. Sr, Spotlight Staff Sr, af, E X , Xa ,r Pic r A , I ' u arf. - ' wr A ss .1 ' K fs.. s .YTQQQ 3 saw-+A is . is 7'i'f'i15x ' 5. A fvf?gi"?l:2m 1 6 wr 45 we is Lag, li 'YV CHARLES PFEIFER Band four years, Dance Band 2 yrs, Mixed Chorus 2 yrs. Basketball 3 yrs. Football l yr. , Softball four years Class Treas., Fr, So, yrs. Spanish Club 1 yr, Spotlight Staff one yr. FRED RECKLING Band 4 yrs. , Dance Band one yr. Mixed Chorus So. Jr, Senior Class Play Basketball 4 yrs, , Football 4 yrs. Softball Fr. , Track So. Ir. Sr, Freshman Class President Student Council So. yr. Spanish Club four years NHS lr. Sr., Pres. Sr. yr. JOHN RUFFING Class Play Ir, Sr. Basketball Jr. Football, Ir., Track, Ir FFA Sr, yr, KENNETH RUFFING FFA Sophomore yr. I unior year Senior year ERN ES T SH LMEK Football Freshman Sophomore Junior Senior DOTTIE SHOOPMAN Band Fr. Sr, Ir, yrs. Mixed Chorus So, lr, Sr. yrs, Glee Club Fr. So. Ir, yrs. Pep Club four years Class Play Jr, Sr, yrs. Latin Club Ir. Pres. FHA four years State President Sr. yr. District Chairman Ir. yr, Local President lr. Local Vice-President 2 yrs. MARIE SIDES Latin Club Junior year Senior Class Play NELLIE SLAGLE NHS Jr, Sr, School at Manville Fr. So Spotlight and Tiger Staff Sr. Class Play Ir, Sr. Pep Club Ir. Sr, Glee Club Jr. Sr. Mixed Chorus Ir. Sr. Ir. Prom Queen FRANK SMITH Brass Sextet Sr. , Men's Double Octet Ir. Band four yrs. , Mixed Chorus So. Jr, Bass Horn Solo, Sr, yr. Class Play, Jr, Sr, Basketball 4 yrs, , Track Jr. Sr, Football 4 yrs, , Softball Jr, yr, NHS Ir. Sr, , Spotlight Staff Sr, yr, Student Council Jr. Sr. President Sr. yr. JOHN STILES Softball one yr, Latin Club Fr. So, Spotlight Staff one yr. NHS Ir. Sr, yrs. JIM STOCKWELL Mixed Chorus 2 yrs, Basketball 2 yrs, Football four years Softball 1 yr, Track 1 yr, FFA Fr. So, Sr, REX STORY FFA Fr. Sr. yrs. President, Fresh. yr, Secretary Sr, yr, HARRY THIES Football three yrs. FFA two yrs. Senior Class Treasurer GLORIA VOGEL Latin Club Fr. , So. Pres. , 85 Hist, Student Council Fr. , NHS Sr. Spotli ht Staff Jr, Sr, Editor Sr. Pep Cgub four yrs. , Class Play Sr. Mixed Chorus Ir., Glee Club Fr. BILL WASSERBURGER QOther school Fr.. So.J Manager of Football and Basketball Sr. Senior Class President Student Council Sr.' President Class Play Sr. , Spotlight Staff Sr. NHS Jr, Sr., Latin Club lr. Sr. JUNE WILLSON Band four years, Hom Quartet Jr, Sr, Brass Sextet, So. Jr. Sr. Woodwind Quintet Jr, Mixed,Chorus So, Jr, Sr, Glee Club Fr, So, Jr, French Hom Solo So, Ir. Sr, Pep Club four yrs. E? Class Play Jr, Sr, Fw? Latin Fr. So, p pl Spotlfht Jr, , Tiger Sr, ' ts-s f FHA NHS Ir. Sr. IOHN WINDER Football 4 yrs. Softball 4 yrs. Q Basketball four yrs. , Latin Club Fr, So. Class Play Sr. S Splt Staff Sr, it 5 it -Q 'K 4' Jn r , . f3FR' BANQUET ,f Q Qksggsm A X Nellie Slagllle as - - Frank Smit ---- Dottie Shoopman Fred Reckling - - Philip Brewster - Patsy Carlisle - - Bill Wasserburger Alma Klemke - - Geor e Flint- - - luneglillson - - Carla Mill- - - Gloria Vogel - Max Jones - - - Richard Femau - John Ruffing - - - - - - - - Mrs. Peet - - 111--1 ul BEAUTY and the BEEF - - Ginny Allen - - George Allen - - - Laura Allen - - - - Lester Allen - - Professor Barton - - Franny Barton - - - - - - Beef - - Milly Woods - - -Fo Ryan - - - Ngiymgby - - - - - -Barbara - - - Miss Spencer - - -Wallace Woods - - two undertakers - - Mr. Kindred E l0R Dorothy Dobson --------- Kathy Gunn Ida Lohr Evelyn Malmborg - - Clea Mathewson Betty Myrup Dean Glandt Dolores DeCastro Marie Sides Don Foley - - John Winder I im Larson Melvin Andrews with Cheerleaders Dorothy Dobson Kathy Gunn Ida Lohr Extras Evelyn Malrriborg Clea Mathewson Betty Myrup Dean Glandt Dolores DeCastro Marie Sides PLAY - Cheerleaders - Extras - - Football Team Football Team Don Foley John Winder lim Larson Melvin Andrews ci is 7' , " SWR "'-rfggagzi, wfQg ' v ,Cs 'ct ', , . 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