Nebraska City High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Nebraska City, NE)

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STANDING, Leftto Right: Bette Myers, Karen Shirley, Ed Harms, Bill Davis, Ron Wurtele, Carol Mead, Linda LeCure. SEATED: Tom Morton, Jackie Smith, Janice Carlisle, Judy Micke, Orlane Allen, Jolien Trinkle, Marilyn Freeman, and Dave Sheldon. This is the thirty-eighth year for the Otoean, the “voice of the first high school west of the Missouri.’’ Every three weeks the staff rushes to meet the deadline. A special edition is published every spring for the seniors. It contains their horoscope, prophecy, and last will and testament. The chief staff members are: Orlane Allen, Editor; Janice Carlisle, Business Editor; Dave Shel- don, News Editor; Jolien Trinkle, Editorial; Marilyn Freeman and Jackie Smith, Feature Editors; Larry Rains, Sports Editor; Tom Morton, Photography Editor; Bill Davis, Ron Wurtele, and Ed Harms, Photographe rs. Reporters are: Bette Myers, Linda Simmons, Carol Mead, Linda LeCure, Judy Micke, Larry Bodle, Lynn Letellier, and Karen Shirley. The staff works diligently under the supervision of Florence Barta. MAILING OUT SINGLES, Left to Right: Orlane Allen, Jolien Trinkle, Marilyn Freeman, Larry Rains, Lynn Letellier, and Dave Sheldon. 26 Gerald Jensen, photographer, gening ready to take a picture.

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Work for a happy and hotter tomorrow BACK ROW: Hemmer, M. Smith, AUemand, Schrieter, Bakes. THIRD ROW: Snowden, Kruer, Cook, N. Crook. SECOND ROW: Cass; G. Lacy, Rathke, Baltensperger. FIRST ROW: Cox, Clayton, Reed, Barrett, Miss Pritts. The Future Homemakers of America spent a busy year working toward Honor Chapter. Everyone has an even share of work and play. Their many projects and activities include a watermelon feed, making Thanksgiving nut-cups for hospitals. Christmas caroling, making cookies for old people’s homes, a bake sale, locker clean-up, a bundle drive, F.H.A. week, and Civil Defense projects. The highlight of the year was the Mother Daughter Red Rose Banquet which is held annually in May. Lacy and Straw are having fun Clayton and Cox are preparing to making nutcups for hospitals. 25 serve refreshments at their meet- ing.

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Picture history of the high school life Working on layouts are: Wilson, Niday, Davis, McGovern, Wur-tele, Allen, and Bodle. The staff of the 1959 PIONEER appears on the last page of this book. Selecting pictures and writing copy are: Bando, Sterner, Rains, Cole, Latellier, Hemmer, and Shuey. Assembling one hundred eight pages of the yearbook was the task of journalists working on the 1959 edition of the PIONEER. Scheduling and taking pictures, making layouts, writing copy, counting headlines, and meeting deadlines were the steps followed by members of the class. For the first time this year, editing the yearbook was a job that had to be done as an extracurricular activity. Work and co-operation were two key qualities necessary in the production of the book. Publishing the yearbook was both work and fun. It was an experience we will always remember.