Albion High School - Albacard Yearbook (Albion, NE)

Page 57 text:

at 's-1 X v' ,I I I N. I . t . Students buy candy of junior salesmen at Iemeyer G C5515 C noon cmd after school in the main hallway. L-f -'t Under the leadership of Milada Dolezal, juniors entered wholeheartedly into the spirit of County Government and profited greatly from the Legion-sponsored program. ln No- vember, the three-act comedy Down to Earth was produced under the direction of QNX- 4 . ' X M. Curran and another successful candidate for the office of Clerk of the District Court receive instruction from Mrs. Chris n tan in the offi e. Mabel Roberts, assisted by Helen Oye. Throughout the year, under the supervision of Miss Dolezal, voluntary service in the sales of candy and cards netted sufficient funds to finance the junior-senior banquet and prom directed by Barbara Plouzek. Cast ol Iunior Play. Down to Earth, pole! lor camom Standing: I. Kiester, D. Spiegel, I. Iustus, D. Beckenhauer, S. Wilmot, K. Hdamson, H. Brickel, I. Williams, Student director L Qualsett, K Keeshan. Seated: P. Warner, R. Hare, I. Quiter, P. Roberts. V 2 '1 til 'E 8 5 1? 1 :I Q .5 l 1 W ill ,' I if E! 21 rn .' i 2 H xt' t t' f 3 ' I ig t Q is 1 . 1. 44. 4, , , Q' f. t gl ll I , it ' . n L .1- li iN,ll'i 5 I ., ff A 1 49 it if t ' t v 5 Q.

Page 56 text:

The Cardinal, a bi-weekly publi- cation of the journalism class taught by Dolores Flotree, strives to pre- sent the news accurately and im- partially and to cooperate with the school in fostering loyalty, in boost- ing worthy activities and upholding the traditions and ideals of Fllbion High School. Fl new class each semester learns to recognize, find, and write newsg then mimeograph their own school paper. Copies totaling 525 are distributed to stu- dents and patrons once every two weeks. events . ormal and informal Early in the year, the seniors were hosts at the Newcomer Party, the first event in the new building. Before long, the seniors, di- rected by Glen Hilligas, were launching the annual County Government project, with last year's Boy and Girl Staters heading the Na- tionalist and Federalist parties. Soon, the Ql- bacard staff was selected by Dolores Flotree and Milada Dolezal and within two weeks' time, the business staff had given Pllbion busi- ness men an opportunity to purchase ads in the yearbook. 9.11 classes reached 1007, in buying Hlbacards and the staff rewarded all with a party. During the second semester the senior class play, Fog Island, directed by Mabel Roberts, was presented. Senior speak- ers, coached by Helen Oye, participated in commencement exercises to conclude the year's activities. Federalists enjoy hearing their tellowrnen campaign for office.

Page 58 text:

Iuniors and seniors dance to the music of the Swing Kings at the 1952 prom. Iuniors of last year, with Sally Howell as sponsor, were hosts at a Southern Garden banquet held in the Methodist church basement. 'iw -3 , ' ':gxl,..-J H ,xv ,. - Page 54 f' , F111 who attended the junior- senior prom in 1952 were guests of a group of senior parents who held open house in the Legion Club rooms. ID