Omaha North High School - Norseman Yearbook (Omaha, NE)

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OWQQCOWQUQ The h ghllght of the fourth annual Home coming celebration was the crownung of Dnxue Ehler as Homecoming Queen The ceremony took place durnng the half of the Homecomung game wuth South hugh school November 6 at Munncupal stadium D xue was selected from a group of 24 sensors Candidates were nomunat ed by various clubs and extracurricular organ: zataons The furst event on the schedule was the 2 pm Homecomnng game with the Packers North trsumphed over South for the fafth con secutlve tame wlth a 2l l3 wln A pep rally was held In the audltorsum precedung the game Follownng the game came the fourth an nual Homecoming dance Many Vukungs spent the evening dancing In the cafeterua to the music of Ray Backman and hns orchestra Dunng the untermussuon Duxue was Intro duced by Leonard Bond faculty member of the Homecoming commnttee The Artusan pos ter desvgned by Fred Corbuno Paul Hass and Duck Sutphen took first pnze nn the poster competltuon Other wlnners were Bel Canto second pruze and Thesplans thurd pruze Post ers representing an event Important In the school hnstory were submitted by varuous clubs The planning and preparations for the Homecoming actavltues were undertaken by Mrs Ellen Pearey chanrman of the commuttee wnth the asslstance of faculty members Leon ard Bond Ray Kennedy Robert Mohlman and Kenth Stewart and student members Loss Luenenberg and Bull Lenstner Po ter wunners reach for Homecoming trophy Queen makes her unterm sion appearance the three dumensnonal winner Polars a at crash of the football team through ther Good Luck Gate danc ng conversatlon lust look ng at the dance . 9 I - . . . 1 . I I I I 1 ' I I I ' - ' I I 1 1 1 I . ' as , , . ' . . . w 1 I ,, f, I 'A I I I ,,- I ,,

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L LVL? 0CL6L Stepping out through a red paper lace heart ns the l954 Sweetheart freshman Mary Marrns The presentatlon was made at the annual Sweetheart dance held an the gym aft er school February I2 The smul ng Sweetheart was glven a large bouquet cf red carnations by Prnnclpal Kenneth Burkholder Profnts from the dance went unto the actuvltues fund Sensor Sally Smuth and gunlor Jack Mleynek relgned as Lnon and Lamb at the Luon and Lamb dance held after school un the gym March ll As sn all other school electrons all candldates w e r e nomlnated by lndnvldual clubs Those buying a tucket to the dance were able to vote for the couple of thelr cholce A grand march followed the presentatnon Sophomore Judy Jones was elected Mass N C O by the cadets In O4l at the thnrd an nual Chevron Shuffle held March 26 Other flnallsts were Mary Morris Marulyn Dennis Judy Kuykendall and Jane Wlllnamson The promotlons of all non commlssloned offlcers were also announced The profnt from the dance went unto the fund for the new audl torlum curtanns purchased this year Mr Burkholder helps Sweetheart Mary Moms adlust her bou quet before the Grand March Llon Jack Mleynek and Lamb Sally Smnth dlsplay awards at annual March dance Judy Jones IS first Mlss N C O presented at the Chevron Shuffle and chosen by the R O TC companies ll I . I . ' Il ' ll ll II II ' Il ' I I , .

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I Y ll . ,J I lv 5- yillllllllly ll lvl My QQ bgll es w Earl E Erwln hrs var et' wa flrst 3 Erwln Westerns and fea r Mr Erwun s ton twlrlers The name as later changedwto the BEST show the lett s of whlch stood for Mrss Ruth Betts Mr Erwln Mrs Sllver and Samuel F Thomas nts sponsors ln l953 be cause of Mass Betts marriage and Mrs Sl ver s retirement the name no longer held any slgnlflcance so at was changed to the Fall Follies Thus year s 4l act show was packed with va rlety and entertainment Bats of humor were presented when Marnlyn Moyer and Janet Dresher sang Too Old to Cut the Mustard Mary Albers Jane Herzog Judy Drexel Maru lyn Thornby Gerry Houllhan and Clarlene Klser dnd a mumuc pantomlme of St George and the Dragon Jerry Baughman Rodney Hanson and Dan Kruse dld a black face act called Ebony Brothers and Ilene Haunowsku and Beverly Edmonds dres ed luke hnllblllues sang I Luke Mountain Muslc The show was by no means all comedy Eleanor Chaney and Connie Prawl displayed some nimble foot work nn Stop Tnme Two Another palr of toppers was Sally Palmer and Wrong Doing Rlght Jeanne and Susan Wal llams also dld a snster dance duo Carol Wolters and Mary Jean Hart were featured In vocal solos and Dlxle Ehler and Gayle Martin IH a vocal duet Most of the acts were accompanied by the Glrls and Boys Dance Bands whuch as thenr specialty played Stompmg Room Only S eet of Gool Nght S eethca Fac Ch ste oes C azy Ma C a y s Con e a d Paul dde Q th ee d so a p ctty as a pcture so e good st t lancers The Moon ls Blue k k l FN www 421 ll Fl fy . ll' X , he F l' ri ' ate i l9 Q ' D' I I ' I ' ' A . I , . A I . - . l - , . I . , , ll , I I I I A- I I , . . . . ,, -ll I I I ll ,lf - - I Q . . . . ' T' I Il ' ' ' II ' ' II - ' , II Judy Rogers, who danced to You Can't Do . . ,, . I ' I I ' D I ' I ll V Il w muslc L I w rt , , . ru nsen d r , n, r Z ' . . . jut nl n Gus . . . and Fre I o r lmc-nn Fl I . . . r I , . . WM FTW ru 4 . . , IC me ' 'L ,, lM'3 xfg