Maxwell High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Maxwell, NE)

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.93and Much recognition is due the Maxwell High School Band and its sponsor this year. Growing from a small group of students in 1950 to a to piece band in 1952, we expect great things to be accomplished in the future from this organization. Praise should also be extended to the Band Mothers, a group of civic-minded mothers who were determined that their youth should be in a band. This group gave of their time and 52 gggaa energy in 1950-51-52 to see that the band members were prop- mnxfyiad erly uniformed. They also saw that the bands at several of our I I clinics were properly fed. 757 Y Z'fW5TH The activities of this band are many for a small school. ,K It received an Excellent rating in the District Music Contest CfmWJf at North Platte in 1951. It won second place in the North w.4WZf Platte Buffalo Bill Parade in June, 1951. It took part in the 'JMAW LCAA Band Clinic at Stapleton in 1951. It sponsored a spring Zfejb band clinic at home in March, 1952, extending an invitation to JQZQQ 7 other schools in the area. And, finally, it will be entered Q P'H in this years District Contest in. Music, Class D, at Grand Is- 11 , land in Apr-11, 1952. K in CTop Bowl Jack McCle1len, Dean Kittle, Don Miller, Arthur Rosse Clarence Brown, Bette Towers, Joyce Towers, Keith Kittle, Frances Teeters, CThird Bowl Don Kittle, Gary Smith, Ilene Stackhouse, Bonnie Lukowski Kay Rasmussen, Peggy Burke, Marilyn Sommer, Arlene Jones, Ralph Exstrom. CSecond Rows Sherilyn Stevens, Jean Kittle, Darlene Oster- lund, Donna Robertson, Pauline Miller, Hazel Anderson, Gloria Haynes, Theodora Lukowski, Marjorie Booth, David Rosse. CBottom Rowb Mr. Manners, Curt Kittle, Ray Rasmussen, LaVerne Ditson, Earl Konruff, Dennis Lukowski, Ronnie Gross, Carolyn Smith, Geraldine Smith, and Carolyn Booth. H T

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BACK ROW: Marvin Jones, Bens Brown, Art Rosse, Noel Sommer, Larry Meyer, Clinton Miller, Delmar Miller, Charles Robertson, David Rosse, Lee Holm, Derl Lunkwitz, Jack Miller, and Coach Frank Marymee. FRONT ROW: Bucky Layton, Herb Kelly, Dean Kittle, Don Miller, Fred Supenchick, Clark Brown, Wayne Hopping, Ralph Kelly, Warren Robertson, Joe Miller, Jack Mc- Cellen, Jerry Konruff. During our football season the Wildcats won six games and lost three, it is a fair record to what it has been in previous years. Maxwell was placed fourth in the L. C. C. A. Conference, and in the Hi-Line Conference they were the 1951 football champions. Clinton Miller was selected as an All-Conference end and Arthur Rosse and Jack Miller were given an All-Conference mention in the backfield. The lettermen of the football squad are: Charles Robertson, Jack Miller, Arthur Rosse,Larry Meyer, Clinton Miller, Delmar Mil1er,David Rosse, Bens Brown, Lee Holm, Derl Lunkwitz, Noel Sommer, Marvin Jones and Fred Supanchick. The annual Athletic Banquet for the boys was held in the spring at the Max- well Gym. The Mothers gave us a very delicious meal, afterwards entertainment was enjoyed by all. We give our best wishes and thanks to those who have stood out and cheered for us. he also invite all of you back next year. y ,5 xl R xi is y W.. . I X ' R 5 I Q See Us For Your Ray Young Verne Young School sweaters and Phone 882 101 East Sv- SPURTIHG GIIUDS Jackets