Sargent High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Sargent, NE)

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unlor F1 h The Junior High basketball team played several games during the season and particlpated in the Three Loupe Tournament at Loup City lst Semester Oificers 2nd Semester Carol Bingham President Donald Jensen Marlene Scott V President Lorne Wolsleben Robert Smith Sec k Trees Jo Ann Chalupa Carol Bingham Cheer Marlene Scott Ruth Stormburg Leaders Jo Ann Chalupa Don ld Tensen Lorne Wolsleben, Robert Fees, Ellen Tae Anderson, Cane Wolsleben, Verne Leeaman Mlddle Row Shirley Squlres, Yvonne Birglnal, Clerabelle Gresham, Wary Gunnerson, Jo Ann Chalupa, Roma Leesman, Delores Amo , Iris LIVBTHOTS argaret Simon, Mr Thompson Front Row Ellwyn wolf Ray Kostelecky Robert Smlth Marlene Scott, Carol Blngham Marlin Bomberger, Ullen Galbreath Uwe have forded the lagoon, the bay lies before usn 21 Back Row: Jerry Shaw, David Nollett, Ruth Stormberg, S v . J. , E,-T ' l . ...... .-2 - I 3 1 , 2 1 LA' , , I,

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Freshman C la ss Back Row Lavon Troxel, Bob Treptow, Garold ZUIKOSK1, Benny Bohy, Robert Crownover, Harry Bishop, Louie Jezbera, Lester Wilhoit, Dormand Metcalf, LaVerne Brass, Edwln Brass, Kathleen McIntosh Mlddle Row Miss Burt, Ermagene rechbill, Phyllis Daily, 55a Dougias, Phllllp Knlght, John Brown, Garold Grint, Norma Lee Lorenzen, Inez Montanye, Bertha VanHouten, Bonnie S1mOn Front Row Mildred Slllivan, Ardes Huffman, Donald Nelson Mary Johnson, Robert Brown, Gary Wirsig, Mildred Kruml, Lawrence Tlnkham, Verna Mapel Omltted from plcture Floyd McDaniel Class O ficers Vice Pre sldent Mary Johnson Secretary and Treasurer Gary Wirsig The freshman class began 1ts high school term w1th an enrollment of thlrty one The first party was held 1n the gym on October second 20 Ve h I O I al ..........i . 9 f Q U O C U I O C 0 U O . l O Q Q Q I U C C l . . 0 I .

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WCLASS HISTORY' In September, l9ul, the good shlp 'SHS Class of 'A weighed anchor at Freshman dock and started off on the flrst lap of 1ts journey through Hlgh School Harbor Our crew conslsted or A5 green Nlandlubbersn under Captain Hamer and Junior Off1C6TS Ruth Connely, Floyd Finley, fPres I Dick Powers, Eldon Chalupa, KV Pres J Elalne Wolsleben, and Marion Bryson CSec, and Treas J We enjoyed several parties during th1s crulse and docked at Sargent for the summer on May 18 The following September we again set sail but our rating had been promoted to Sophomores Our crew had now been reduced to 39, as Irene Fuller, Pauline Wellington Ellwyn Amos, Lorene Boro, Paul Coen, Floyd Finley, and Rex Leibert had taken other ships, our crew was Joined at the outset of th1s cruise by Marvin Wolf Our Captain for thls journey was Mlss Marjorie Smith and Junior Officers were Marrin Wolf, fPres J Richard V1SGK, CV Pres I Edward Sllver, I Sec I and Kitty Hughes iTreas J Our ship made good time and again docked at Sargent ln May After our advancement to Juniors, we again pulled away from the dock in September Our crew, now reduced to 36, had lost Edward Sllver, Betty Ann Visek, Lucllle Codr, and Doris Lee Currey, but had gained two new members in Marie Hrebec and Wllma Snell Captained by Mr Bomberger and his aides Robert St6lHhOff, CPres J Ernest Mosley, KV Pres J and Anlta Ailshle fTreas Sec J we had a most adventurous trip, lncludlng such events as presentlng our Jr Class Play, For Pete's Sake, wlnning the 1nter class basketball tournament, and g1VlDg the Junlor Senlor Banquet wlth WF1estaN theme We again pulled 1nto Sargent ln May for our final check up Setting sail for the flnal phase of our tralnlng, we lost Doug Beattie, Eloise Mlner, Wllma Snell, and LaOra Phillips to other crews, but were JO1H6d by Marie and Irma Vose, Lucille Brown, and Alice Swanson Our crew now numbered only BA, but what we had lost 1n numbers we felt we had gained in experience, for we now were looked upon by the underclassmen as the wise and mlghty Senlors Under Captaln McIntosh and Officers Marie Vose, CPres J Leona Janulewicz, CV Pres J Marion Bryson, Kitty Hughes, CSec J and Ern'e Mosley CTreas J we under took our flnal journey High points of the year were agaln winning the inter class basketball tournament, the Senior Class Play, 'The Funny Brats' the Junlor Senior Banquet, Sneak Day, and of course the two very lmportant nlghts Baccalaureate and Commencement Now, after completlng these tralning periods and upon sailing at last into the open sea we can truly say 'We have crossed the bay, the ocean lles before us' 22 I ' 'Y 6:1 . . . I . . Q . O . 1 1 o 0 . . ,J C ' x n - D . . . o . . X . 0 0 o -,- O O O . ' I , J' , 0 ' in , . O . . I ' A o V 0 . . D -- , . 0 0 ' o o o o . . . -, . . . - U I A I U , - - . . A ' C: . A V 17 . . . . . . . . ' , 0 P . . . . ,J ' 1 o 0 0 ' ,J 0 J- o ' I . 7 11 , , - -9 . ' ' . . . . -.. . . . . . .