McCook High School - Bison Yearbook (McCook, NE)

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KC Here we see our dlStlIlgl115hCd corps of custodians the men who keep old MH5 to gether They are Mr Snowden Mr Greenlee Mr Mason and Mr Bramble A meer bunch cant be found' Ah, ah, ah -thatis probably what Honest Abe is saying in the background as he watches these members of the senior class play fum Back the Clockw snudging on their lines. Haven't you memorized those lines yet?', Miss Humphries is probably admonishing. The play was a grand success despite these morose faces

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GQAV4 FHS! r0WZ S. DPVPHY. J- Markwall. J. Kotschwar, Miss Cumminghani, D. Merrell, J. Codwin, C. Lepper. Second row: S. Gregg, L. Herron. C. Patton. P. Kelly. V. Fuller. K. Vodehnal. S. Jeffers. E. Houghtelling, M. Wisdom. Third row: J. Larreau, F. Erwin, R. Carroll. W. Howell, D. Koch. J. Shepherd, S. Shreffler, P. Fahnholtz, S. Horam-k. GAA organizes early in the fall in order to have all their activities well planned. The main event of the year is when the WAA and the CAA clash in an annual three game series in basketball. For the last two years the high school gals have over-powered the Indian maidens. OFFICERS-Jackie Markwad, Pres.g Millie Wisdom, Sec'yg Elda Houghtelling, Vice Pres.g Donna Merrell, Treas. H0 5 1600111 166,11 eselmzfizfes The HOME ROOM REPRESENTATIVES is an organization made up of mem- bers selected by the Student Council. There are at least two members taken from each home room. These members help the Council with such things as selling concessions at football and basketball games, decorating for dances sponsored by the Council, and informing the Council of student problems and requests. 1 0 it All First row: J. Koette-r, J. Shepherd. N. Fallick, C. Stitt, R. Durkee, R. Car- roll. Second row: H. Bar- tels, A. Hiatt, K. Crook, L. Ludwig. R. Redman, Cv. Pearson. Third row: P. Moran. R. Meister, B. H8int'y. S. Corns, J. Moran, J. Kotschwar.

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,ftcfiv Ziff One of the largest and most important pieces we found to include in our picture of MHS school days is the one which includes the many activities engaged in hy the citizens of MHS. The activities are widely varied and a necessity for the person who is building a complete picture of his high school days. Activities are the salt of high school life hut as one educator once said, 'gshould not hecome the food. They are. however, a prime necessity for they help to maintain the high prestige HHS enjoys among Cornhusker prep schools. Participation in MHS activities marks the individual as a leader and a credit to his Red and White colors. A person who is proud of the NM he represents is glad to join in group activities to improve even further the fame and honor won hy previous generations of MHS graduates. The seniors of 552 have made activity participation a must - may the graduates of future years let activities reign on its present throne of success and respect.