Maxwell High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Maxwell, NE)

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5 A rl 'x N 2 Oy -'X' Y ,fn e u ' P F ' ' ' 1 U , ., .11 gy, S.. - , . . 4 , - X I uf' M1 fl: 'A' ll' Q' ' ff 1 r I ll , its: -fs ,F o .1 ,.- 041' fr: If ',,,,,- -gy 17:15, 1, I 4 Q' 1 rp J, ' Q .' s 1, ' f -- Hr .,r :H , .' iagf 1: ,1 ', H1 4 'e I 1' ' M On September M, l952, we started our f V array X e I second year of high school. Our class .. gg consists of six girls and five boys. kQ5i Through the guidance of Mr. Marymee. ure Mary' ee R our sponsor, we have had a very happy Obertson and successful year. During the year our class was enrol- led in chorus, athletics, and dramatics. We are now awaiting the day when we will become juniors as we have many things to look forward to. I wg Duane Hgil CLASS C OLOR Green M Gold CLASS KOTTO nToday we follow, tomorrow we lead CLASS FLOWER Four-Leaf-Clover ll 'If cwjgt We , Donna Mentzer ff 1 Joan Nexson i A A IC! 'P 'Yb- Johnson Konruff 91' Dunse eng Stac FOUNDED IBO4 I ll 0 T DERAL nlrosrrlnlul

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Lx 92 , 'X A qs, QQ nga, Q .1 'I I' I. vb' I t f s ,I . 0,1 gill, Q4,l,' gvx ' - 'f' Vu M Aww Q.-fee - I 1 I ,', , gg 5 i ,f 1 If ', 1 X 1 . I -' ,f . .w hm-e ' 0' w ' 'H 0 fl lrW X K 'il 'I 2 ,311 J It w ' H Q g 1' ' ' 1 I II I at 'Y ' n- J' D. Kiggl. G. Bhghbanks Hrl. Zabel On September the lst, 1952, 15 very green Freshmen entered M.H.S. just tofind out how much theycould increase their knowledge. We heard some hair-raising stories of initiation so we didn't what exactly to expect. Of course, we made our appearance on 12 with baby bottles,pipes, lipstick, perfume, pigtails, ribbons and nylon caps as had been commanded. A party was ld for us that night with fun and food for all including the KANGROO COURT. We enjoyed it and are looking forward to or-hood when we'll have that privilege. A Rosas Mary Supanchick left us after the 2nd six weeks while Darrell enrolled t North t semester. We are sorry for the losses creasing us to an lucky 13. Weelected M classofficers thelast A' September with Don ' ttle as president, W ts,,,V Huvhbank asvice- t,Peggy Burke secretary and Kay L nal. I., Bm-kg astreasurer. Alan Rosse isour rep- resentative to the student council. Our sponsor, mrs. Zabel, has been very helpful this year and we thank her very much. We are takinq the four reouired subjects, General Science, Mathematics, World Geography and Enwlish. To get away from these for awhile, thouqh we like them very much, we had a party. We in- vited our friends, played qames and had refreshments. So as Freshman of 1952 and Seniors of l956 may we say nwehave liked what we have learned. V in 1:0 I 'ii 1.-. an 11 a B. Ioather R. Exstrom 0. Haskins C- iughofmks e 3- Miller . - Klttle Brothers - rnono 19 u m sworn me mans you axon veterlnary Supplies mme umos, xmuamurons, :name mom, nur rmun, smnmu Frozen Foods APPLIAKB, Bu!! GAS HBOS, WITH RADIOS, GROCIRIIS, IIILTI.