Pilger High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Pilger, NE)

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W ..,1,...., ,, TJfUNlOI2fM Cf- ASS f'. ' Q e, ,A AR. First row: Eunice Putz, Pet Chaos, Donna Waite, Darlene Vraspir, Kathryn Meyer,Shirley Yuester, Norma Bernthal, Mrs. Peterson, spon- sor. Second row: Douglas Kane, Douglas Jones, Dean Tiedtke, Mer - IYH Olk, Jerry 50395, Leo Skovsende, Stanley Thles. Third row: John Eggerllng, Kenneth Wolverton, Welene Heermenn, Gerald Sprieck , gee Burnham, and Deen Feermenn. Absent from this picture ls Duane ye. Class Officers President Vice Pres. Secretary Treasurer lst Sem. Leo Skovsende Fred Chleboun Deen Heermenn Douglas Jones 2nd Sem. Merlyn Olk Dale Harney Norma Bernthel Shirley Kuester Class Reporter Merlyn Glk Norma Bernthal Activities This bright junior clsss began its high school year with e total enrollment of twenty-four members but was very sorry to lose en important member, Duene Dye, due to polio. On December l end 2, under the eble direction of Mr. Peterson, we successfully presented our class play, NJust Ducky'. Dean Heer- menn represented our clsss in the declemetory contest et Norfolk. On the seventeenth of January, 1950, we sponsored a high school sock hop following the Stanton vs. Pllper besketbell gems in our gymnasium. Everyone enjoyed the generous lunch of sandwiches, pop, cupcakes end ice-cream. Prizes were given for the loudest socks end the biqrest feetg n picture, which can be found in the snapshot section, was taken of the indivlduele receivinp ewerds.Derlene Vra- solr wes the junior cendidate for homecoming queen. We honored the graduetln? seniors with a banquet which was served at the Methodist church. The surroundings were very beautifully decorated uelne the theme, Nloonlight end Roses.N Following the banquet everyone enjoyed themselves dsncing.