Alvo High School - Oriole Yearbook (Alvo, NE)

Page 89 text:

TEACHERS RECEPTION At the P.T.A. reception honoring the teacher3,September 15, each teacher was presented with a corsage which Mr3. Mabel Elliott had made from garden flowers. VALENTINE PARTY The Pep club honored the Basketball boys at a Valentino party given in the High School gymnasium, February 15 The evening was spent in danping and playing games. FRESHMEN INITIATION The seniors held an initiation party for the freshmen on September 26. The freshmen were required to come in cos- tume dictated by the seniors. The entertainment consisted of various stunts and games after which a lunch was served, OPEN NIGHT The teachers and pupils of Alvo school held Open Night for parents and school patrons on the evening of March l6. Regular classes were carried on by grades and high School and project work displayed. The freshmen and sophomores presented a skit after which the regular P.T.A. business mooting was held. BANNER PARTY Since the froshmon were fortunate enough to find the senior banner on sneak day they and the seniors wero entertained by the sophomores and juniors. May 2, at the high 3chool. SCHOOL PICNIC P.T.A. members and patrons of Alvo school joined the pupils and teachers in their annual school picnic held at th'o school building May 12. This event closed the activities of the school year. SCHOOL PAPER The Oriole is the title of the school paper.lt i3 published once a month by the senior and junior classes and is sponsor- ed by Mrs. Loreina Dalton and Mrs. Helen Schneider. During the yoars of 1946-19i|8 and 19ll9-1950 the oriole staff was a member of the Nebraska Press Association. REV’IE OF SCHOOL PLAYS During the school years from 19 7 to 1950, the following plays have been given by the students of Alvo High School under the direction of Mrs. Helen Schneider: He couldn' t marry five, by the juniors of 19lj7-19lj.8 Mama's baby boy, by the seniors of 19)47-19 8 Backwoods Romeo , by the juniors and seniors of 19)1.8-19)49 In's and outs , by tho freshmen and sophomoros of 19lj.8-19U9 Six wives on a Ramrvigo11, by the juniors and seniors of 19U9-1950»

Page 91 text:

Ci Chorus TOP ROW: Z1' I JOYCE ROBERTSON Ij Y Q □ G JAMES MORGARIDGE “ ' pH, FRED HERRMANN y« 22 RICHARK CLARK A JAMES HERMANCE • r ARLAN NEBEN 4 MARILYN SUTTON A • SECOND ROW: fl ifrfSli DARLENE JOHNSON 5 3'W'; “ARTHA A.IN STOL2MJ f BOBBIE ROELOFSZ Jw f p- V 31 J{| ROOER GILMORE IM, Y J CLYDE FOREMAN 4 RITA HERMANCE ■PMfWy J EVELYN FISHER WPVWm F®» k«« ’ CHARLES SCHUELKE THIRD ROW: MARY ALTHOUSE, NOBLE FISHER,MICKEY LIPSKSY,ELEANOR SHIRLEY FOREMAN KELLOGG, BOBBY MORGARIDOE, JAMES MCNEESE,JAMES VINCENT,MARLAN MARY ECKERY HEIEH, ARTHUR DALE ROELOFSZ, EUGENE ElKERMAN, BOBBIE NEBEN, CAROLE ZOZ BILLY MORGARIDGE, LOWELL BELL, RICHARD MORGARIDGE,LEE FISCHER LOWER ROW: BEVERLY SCHUELKE, BEVERLY MCNEESE, CAROL FISCHER, NORMA WINGET, DIANE COOK, PATSY ROELOFSZ, KAREN HOWE, NANCY PRINTZ, CAROL PRINTZ, SHARON OATTLINO, JULENE FIFER, ELEANOR GILMORE, LAVON HOWS TOP ROW: ft , RICHARD CLARK TED MCNEESE .AHUi LARRIE BELL ROBERT LIPSKEY KARL LEE CLARK HALF” NICKEL . Mi ficard prints. Wmm CENTER ROW:I W ■Mk 1 ji n: h .’.l: • m gBSmK 3jgj|| hil: o MS : - r dv, : tmsfm ' mm fill FRED HERRMANN ARLAN NEBEN, BILLY MOR3ARIDGE MORGARIDGE , MICKEY LIPSKEY, 1 KELLOGG ;, MARLAN HEI3R, NOBLE FISHER, CARLES SCHUELKE,BOB RICHARD MORGARIDGE, JAMES MORGARIDGE, ROBERT