ONeill High School - Covered Wagon Yearbook (ONeill, NE)

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' 4,57 1 , ' SEATED HERCULES Ivan Kalser WILBUR MAXWELL Jxm Johnson MADELINE QUIGLEY Carolyn L1ndberg MRS NELSON Nma Bur1val GRANNY Kathleen McConnell MR NELSON Bob Burtval FRANKIE NELSON Mary Fetrow STANDING DAPHNE Mable Thomas NINA QUIGLEY Marllyn Carroll MR QUIGLEY Russell Borg DR BROWN Kenneth Backhaus Mrs Rexmer Dtrector MR SHUSTER J1m Rodman HIRED HAND Elmore Blame CLAUDE THE CARETAKER Roger Nxemeyer Bob Porter Stage Manager The J un1or Class of O Ne1ll Hlgh School presented Fmders Creepers a mystery comedy on March 25 The cast 1ncluded Ivan Kalser as Hercules Nelson Jxm Johnson as W1lber Maxwell Roger Nxemeyer as Claude the Caretaker Russell Borg as Mr Oulgley Kathleen McConnell as Granny Nma Burlval as Mrs Nelson Bob Burtval as Mr Nelson Kay Hlbbs as Celeste Nelson Martlyn Carroll as Nma Qulgley Carolyn Lmdberg as Madehne Qulgley J 1m Rodman as Mr Schuster Kenneth Backhaus as Dr Brown Mary Fetrow as F rankle Nelson and Mabel Thomas as Daphne The play took place 1n a mortuary where 13 year old Hercules Nelson and hrs frxend Wllber were v1s1t1ng Hercules aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs Nelson and thexr daughters Celeste and F ranlue The comedy developed mto a mystery when Herc and Mort d1s covered Mr Qmgley the dead man tn thexr bed The plot progressed through many 1d1ot1c s1tuat1ons and f1nal.ly reached a happy concluslon xy WW '2 2 ' v O NEILL CLEANERS QUALITY DRY CLEANING . . Becker one O NEIL FLOWER SHOP Say it with flowers Phone 197 J

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CC J! I BACK ROW, Left to Right: W. Strong, R. Niemeyer, B. Davidson, B. Porter, R. Young, K. Back- haus, L. Conarro, J. Bailey. SECOND ROW: E. Gatz, R. Burival, J. Tomlinson, D. McKenny, B. Sanders, G. Fox, V. Passieux. THIRD ROW: Coach Miller, D. Gaskill, D. Alton, O. Davis. F. Fetrow, E. Ritts, Coach Murman. A, un, ' 4 i I dv. 7 'H 4 g.lil.Z.f . ' s Qing' X .4 f' 'gl' O'NEILL STYLE SHOP Ready to wear Plumbing, Heating 84 Appliances for ladies who care. J AMES DAVIDSON Sc SONS Phone 165 Congratulations to the Class of '55 .---M?

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'land FOURTH ROW: Kaiser, Lindberg, C., Reynoldson, A., Marcellus, M., Crabb, Gaskill, Babutzke, Waller THIRD ROW: Fuller, Strong, Dexter, Reynoldson, J., Dawes, Rodman, J., Fox, Asher, Bellin, Fetrow SECOND ROW: Smith, K., Marcellus, L., Moseman, Kurtz, Gatz, Marcellus, S., Harmon, Skulborstad, Mr Houser. FIRST ROW: Sipes, Smith, J., Bridge, Schultz, B., Johnson, Lindberg, M., Lyons, Schultz, S. Rodman, B., Nelson, Reed, Gillespie, F redricks. The O'Neill High School Band is a growing organization. Growth of performance skills, teamwork, and understanding of the value of individual accomplishment toward the total effort have been this year's stepping stones toward a musical goal. This goal is the tmderstanding and appreciation of music and beauty in music through performance of it. A small part of this activity came before the public light. Our bushel was raised on occasion to allow our ray to shine upon the football field, the street parade, the home basketball games, and the concert hall. Out of town trips to Albion, Atkinson, Plainview, and Lincoln kept up the enthusiasm of young and old. The grade school members had the usual hassle with the high school over the proper bus. The most intelligent group won. Outstanding individual performances were given by ilutists, clarinetists, and wood- wind musicians with appropriate sounds from brass and percussion. The sma1l-but-oh- myl Pep Band spent many a lusty hour boosting the spirit of 0'Neill. ROYAL THEATRE OSBORNE'S SHOE STORE Georgia O. Rasley, Owner O'Neill, Nebraska O'Neill, Nebraska Visit our economy backroom