Meadow Grove High School - Trojan Yearbook (Meadow Grove, NE)

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SENIOR CLASS PRESENTS Oh, Luther, do you really care for me? For de Lawd sakes! What's goin' on here? Married, at your age? Why you're forty!! We came over to play with those cute little kids. Where are they? Here is the check 1 promised you,Mrs. McClean. 24

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BAND MAJORETTES: Shirley Hummer, Carole Scott, Beverly Werner. FRONT ROW: Karen Kouba, Joy Saltz, Katrena Murray, Cheryl Galyen. SECOND ROW: Valerie Fogleman, Betty Mather, Janice Kinkle, Janice Higbee, Terry Pracuncr, Gary Inness, Rosemary Novotny, Norma Lulow’. THIRD ROW: Carol Kuchar, Jerry Berg, JoDene Halsey, Jim Verplank, Terry Stout, Danny Kossman, MariAnn Galyen, Terry James. BACK ROW': JaNelle Meyers, Dennis Lyall, Nancy Verplank, Mr. Young, instructor. CLARINET QUARTETTE-Joy Saltz, Shirley Hummer, Karen Kouba, Kathy Kinkle. They played Two Guitars: and rated an excellent at O'Neill Music Contest. SAXOPHONE TRIO-Carol Kuchar, JoDene Halsey, Janice Higbee. They played Jericho at Music Contest and rated an excellent. THIS PAGE CO-SPONSORED BY BATTLE CREEK MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY, OSBORN LIVESTOCK TRANSPORTATION, of battle creek, Nebraska, and THE NATIONAL BANK OF NORFOLK, and JACK JAMES O.D., of Norfolk 23

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 MAMA'S BABY BOY” ' Are you Mrs. Sheppard McClean?” I feel as though Providence sent you to me. CAST Katrena Murray .... Mrs. Shephard McClean Terry Stout ................... Luther Long Tommy Ziehmer . . . . Shephard McClean, Jr. Susan Margritzi ............... Juliet Long Karen Kouba..............Mrs. Carlotta Anglin Nancy Larson ......................... Minnie Sheila Bredehoft ........ Mrs. Blackburn Carol Kuchar .................. Sylvia Kline Kenny Monson................... Wilber Warren JoDene Halsey ................ Cynthia Anglin Joyce Alyea ............. Miss Maxine Moore This is the house of eternal youth and I'm growing younger everyday. On April 13, 1965, the Senior Class presented Mama's Baby Boy”. It was a comedy concerning the age old problem of people trying to disguise their age. After Mr. Long and Mrs. McClean made their children dress as 12 and 13 year olds the plot became even funnier when the children's young friends, the maid and Mrs. McClean's mother dressed as 12 year olds, also. Mr. Long s and Mrs. McClean's ages finally were discovered when Mrs. Anglin came on the scene revealing not only their ages but their financial positions. 25