North Platte High School - Roundup Yearbook (North Platte, NE)

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Strenuous Life Calls Sophomores The fall of l953 found 230 vivacious sophomores eager to enter a new phase of life in NPHS. The class was ably represented by Patsy Harper and Larry Johnson. Pat- sy won first place in the Horace Heidt show October 6 and Larry was chosen junior baton twirling champion of Ne- braska at the Ak-Sa r-Ben baton twirling contest at Omaha over 40 other twirlers. Toni Baumbach and Jerry Stubbs held parts in the all school play Mother ls a Freshman. ROYAL RULERS. Sophomore class officers are Gary Herndon, yice-president, Don Waltemath, sergeant-at-arms, Jerry Renfroe, president, and Patsy Hewgley, secretary. BOARD WATCHERS. Looking ovc. some Latin on the board are Gary Herndon, Sharon Good- win, Larry Johnson, Jolene Molene, Bob Brott, and Esther Duckworth, SOURCE MATERIALS. Gilbert Kohl, Pat Rob- erts, Sandra Snyder, Bob Shiley, Shirley Halver- son, and Donna Morgan study sources of infor- mation. DANCING DOLLS. Sherry Schuler, Patsy Harp- er, Toni Baumbach, Ruth Eaton, Connie Tat- man, and Elaine G'Schwind do some dancing in physical education class. ENGLISH LEARNERS. Ronnie Nelson, explains a story to Ruth Eaton, Dick Arney, Elaine G'Schwind, Richard Murdock, and Esther Duck- worth.

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S0 PROUD. Jerry Dunn, American history teacher, shows students' work to parents dur- ing American Education week. Open house gives parents a chance to talk to teachers. DISCS AND DATA. Acting as disc jockeys at a senior class party, sponsors Elmer Schrag and Leland Johnson change records on the turntable while seniors dance, GUTTER CHAMPS. Marvin Criqui gets set for a sure strike as Elden Hawkinson, Miss Frances Buell, Miss Doris Gates, and Miss Reta King watch his technique. COLLEGE AHEAD. Senior class sponsors and officers make plans for College day, an annual i n for NPHS and surrounding seniors. occas o College day was held January 28. BUSY BEAVERS. Besides their regular teach- ing, Miss Orvene Johnson, Miss Erma Grill, Mrs. Wilma Hoagland, and Marvin Criqui, sell tickets at a football game. -15-.

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'Fx Patsy Harper, Sandra Davis, and Sharon Goodwin represented the sophomores as cheerleaders tor Jay-Vee football and basketball games. Familiar names on the honor roll for tour ones were Wilma Greer, Robert Shiley, Patricia Roberts, Karen Peter- son, Bette Milleson, and Don Walte- math. The sophomore class elected Jerry Rentroe, president, Gary Herndon, vice- president, Patsy Hewgley, secretary, and Don Waltemath, sergeant-at-arms, on December l to carryon class business. GEOMETRISTS. Evonne Olson, Dick Arney, Joanne Staples, Richard Murdock, Marilyn Henry, and Ronald Nelson look over problems they put on the blackboard. BUGGETTEF, Watching crawdads through microscopes are Jerry Rentroe, Jacque Jane- cek, Loretta Jarvis, Vern Swanson, Jolene Mo- lene, and Gary Williams. WORLD GAZERS. Elaine G'Schwind, Bob Baker, Patsy Hewgley, Mike Brott, Marie Arney, and Ronald Bonney locate some coun- tries on the world globe. ESPANOL WONDERS. Looking over some shawls for second-year Spanish are Sandra Hansen, Monte Copeland, Sherry Acord, Bob Shiley, Sandra Snyder, and Patricia Roberts. LUMBER SAWS. Charles Miller, Charles Rob- inson, Richard Gaskill, Larry Gray, Jerry Beav- er, and Tom Putman do some cutting up with their saws in their shop class.