Alvo High School - Oriole Yearbook (Alvo, NE)

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Editor........... Associate Editor-. . . . Editorial. . . . . . . . . . Features ........ Loc al News. . . School News .... Grade News .... Sports. . . Art.............. Class Reporters. . Business Manager Circulation. . . . . . . . Advertising. . . . . . Mimeographing. . . Sponsor......... Paper Staff Pep Club illllloooooioil . . . Beverly Stolz .Barbara Marcoe . . . . . . Ralph Nickel . . . . Leila Nickel . . . . .Lucille Taylor . Robert Lipskey . . . Miss Hatfield Mrs. Mayfield Miss Reber Mr. Tegler Darlene Jbhnson Roger Kinney Jeanette Fischer . . . . Leila Nickel Bernice Rueter Jo Don McKinnon . . . . . Karl Clark . . . . Bill Meyers . . . . Larrie Bell . . . .Mrl. Miller The Pep Club was organized eariy in the school year. Officers elected were Vernadean Roulofsz-President, Beverly Stolz-Vice-President, Lucille Taylor- Secretary, Jo Don McKinnon-Treasurer. Due to Mrs. Mi1ler's lack of time, Miss Hatfield took over the sponsorship in the middle of the football season. Cheer- leaders for football were Bernice Rueter and Jeanette Fischer. Jo Don McKinnon and Bernice Rueter were cheerleaders for basketball. The cheerleaders were out- fitted in black skirts, orange blouses, black boleros and an orange and black tie. Student Council This is something new in Alvo High. Mr. Baker is the sponsor of this organi- zation. The President of each class is automatically a member and a member at large is elected by the high school students. The student council is a representative body of the high school. Its duties included making out the school calendar, getting dances, shows. parties, and other forms of entertainment started, and working with the teachers to decide the rules and disciplinary measures that go to make up the high school government. This year's members are: ' Robert Lipskey-Senior Class-Treasurer Ralph Nickel-Junior Class-President Phyllis Marcoe -Sophomore-Vice-President James Morgaridge-Freshman Class Lucille Taylor-Member at large-Secretary Dramatics A Dramatics Club was organized at the start of the school year. Mr. Clifford Tegler is the sponsor. The Dramatics Club gave a play January 19th and a banquet October 14th. This year's officers are: Robert Lipskey-President Lucille Taylor -Secretary Barbara Marcoe-Vice-President Larrie Bell-Treasurer 31

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TOP ROW Left to Rightg Dick Clark Larry Bell Robert Lipskey Karl Lee Clark Kenneth Gamlin Ralph Nickel MIDDLE ROW: Left to Right: Ted McNeese Jeanette Rueter Phyllis Nlarcoe Vernadcan Roelofsz Darlene Johnson Jeanette Fischer Mrs. Miller BOTTOM ROW: Lf-It to Right: Leila Nickel Barbara Marcoe Lucille Taylor Beverly Stolz JoDon McKinnon Bernice Rueter Paper Staff Glee Club STANDING Left to Right: Mrs. Miller Roger Kinney JuD0n McKinnon Karl Lee Clark Robert Lipskey Ralph Nickel SEATED: Left to Rightg Bill Meyers Leila Nickel Lucille Taylor Beverly Stolz Barbara Marcoe Darlene Johnson Larrie Bell , f 30

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The Belle of The West Speedy Summers, proprietor of the hotel and barber shop of Roarin' Creek, Idaho, advertises in several large eastern papers for a hotel manager, preferring someone who could barber as a side-line. When the men of the town hear that a new barber is coming to town, they are angry and resentful, holding a hate for anyone who tries to clean up their personal appearance. The last barber had been shot. Speedy received one reply from an I. M. Brown and hired the person with- out having first met him. When the new barber arrives and is a lovely lady, Mrs. Ida Mae Brown, a widow, the men are delighted and eager to patronize the barber shop. But the ladies of Roarin' Creek are not a bit happy about it, for they believe Ida is beating their time. Bess, Speedy's housekeeper and cook is especially jealous, for she has been sweet on him for years. So the girls hold an indignation meeting and decide to dress up and become citified to win back their wandering boy friends. The results of this are hilarious. Then Ida meets Alan, a former boy friend, who has migrated to Idaho and is working a claim back in the hills. Having heard of the pretty barber, he comes to town to get a shave. Both are speechless with surprise when they meet, and realize there is still a spark of the old flame burning. But matters are compli- cated by a fiery Spanish girl, Carmen, who Alan has been settin' up to . The enraged Carmen even makes an attempt on lda's life which Alan foils. But in the end, Carmen realizes she has lost Alan to Ida and gallantly gives him up. So Alan and Ida decide to marry and settle down in Roarin' Creek. This is heartily approved by all, especially the men, provided lda will continue running the barber shop for She't the best danged barber we ever had in these here parts . ' ' C AST OF C I-IARAC T ERS Speedy Summers. . . Boise Bess ....... Handsome Harry . . . Sure-Shot Sam .... Alan Miller........... Mrs. Ida Mae Brown. . . . Cussin' Cal ......... Carmen .......... Colorado Carrie. . . Klondike Kittie .... Seattle Sue ....... Missouri Myrt .... Nevada Nettie. . . LaramieLou........... .. . . . Ralph Nickel Vernie Roelofsz . . . . Junior Weichel . . . .Bob Lipskey . . . . Larrie Bell . . . Beverly Stolz . . . . . Ted McNeese Barbara Marcoe J oDon Mc Kinnon . . . .Phyllis Marcoe . . . . Leila Nickel Jeanette Fischer . . . . Lucille Taylor . Bernice Rueter M AN X J 5. 'R iff f , ' .LQ . A A , I X 6 Folks of Roarin' Creek. . . . . . Jeanette Rueter ff, .e 4. Darlene Johnson , K Kenney Gamlin X Dick mark 0-5 DIRECTOR. . . . . . MRS. MILLER