Assumption Academy - Panther Yearbook (Chadron, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1964 volume:

THE G4 PANTHER ASSUMPTION ACADEMY CHADRON, NEBRASKA We, the members of the Panther staff, on behalf of the students of Assumption Academy, wish to dedicate this, our most important source of remembrance, in memory of John Fitzgerald Kennedy. In his office as President, he served as a model of the Catholic politician following, in his own way, the footstep of Our Lord. hay his ideas and policies be carried on, and may his great mind and heart live forever with God. 100 YEARS OF MERCY TO One hundred years of service—to Omaha and Nebraska, to the Church, to God. This Is the record compiled by the Religious Sisters of Mercy who first arrived In the frontier town of Omaha 100 years ago after an arduous 1500- mlle journey from Pittsburg. The Sisters of Mercy extended their work In other outstate Nebraska commu- nities. In 192 , Assumption Academy was opened In Chadron, Nebraska. The Sisters have taught here for 40 years. GENERATIONS 19 6 4 Father Edward Flinn, our super- intendent, smiled amiably as we snapped his picture. Father teaches Religion 11-12 and Lat'n II. He is also Senior Class soonsor. fir. Larry Whiting Is the teacher of Blologv, Gener- al Sc'ence, 7th and 8th Grade Science, and Physi- cal education. His prin- cipal after-school activi- ties are coaching all soorts. lister f‘arv Lewis teaches Chemistrv, Bookkeeping, Geometry, Algebra I, Tri- gonometry, and Guided Heading. Sister Mary Laurette teaches Music, English 11-12, Tyoing II, Typing I, English 10, and Shorthand. Sister Kathleen Ann, our Princi- pal, teaches Latin I, English 9� World History, American History, and Speech. Father James Dunning teaches Religion 9-10, as well as the Monday-night class for public school students. He is the Freshman Class Soonsor and A -Vatic Director. FRED HILLER Attended A.A. 12 yrs....Alter Boy 10 yrs.... Student Manager 2,3, ...Class Officer 1,U...Track 4 CONNIE LYNN Attended A.A. 2 yrs......Transferred from Alliance High 1962..McAuley b.. President A...Citizenship 3 « Class Officer 4...Annual Staff 3 4..Editor A-... County Government Day 3 • .Tryout for Girls' State 3 � Pep Club 3 4... Cheerleader 4..2nd Place Elk's Lead- ership Contest U....Homecoming ueen 4-...Triple Trio 3 . Clee 3. .Mixed Chorus 3 .••.Betty Crocker Winner A TOM DOOLEY Attended A.A. k yrs..Football 1,2,3, L....Track 1,2,3..••Letterman's Club 2..Class Officer ...Homecoming King k BOB BOECK Attended A.A. 12 yrs...Football 1,2, 3, ...Basketball 1,2,3,U....Track 1, 2,3� •.All Conference Football 4... All Conference Basketball 3..Glee 1, 2,3,.Elk ' s Scholarship Alternate k Letterman's Club 2.Homecoming Atten- dant k...Altar Boy 12 yrs. KATHY SCHOMMER Class Officer 1,2,3.•.Cheerleader 2, 3,.Captain ...Student Council 3 � McAuley Club 3.� .Mixed Chorus 3. .«. Glee Club 1,2,3 .•.Sextet 2..Triple Trio 3,U..Homecoming 1st attendant k Annual Staff 3� � � Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Attended A.A. 4 yrs. DON MARCHANT Homecoming 1st attendant ..Football 1,2,3� .•.All Conference Football 3� .All State Football Team ..Basket- ball 1,2,3, .Track 1,2,3� .•Honorary Football Captain 4....Honorary Track Captain 3 ...Class Officer 1,2,3� ••• Letterman's Club 2....Elk's Scholar- ship Award 4..Glee 1,2,3, -.Attended A.A. k yrs. MADONNA CONNELLY Glee Club 1,2,3,1 .. .Pep Club 1,2,3, McAuley 3-•.Publicity Committee 3... Sextet 1....Mixed Chorus 3� ■•• • News- paper Staff 2..Attended A.A. 12 yrs. MIKE KNUEPPEL Attended A.A. k yrs..Football 1,2,3, . .Basketball 1,2,3, .. .Track 1,2,3, 4..Glee 1,2,3, ... Crowning of Christ the King 4 . • ••• •••■ •: ;: • i.V� • . • %• .•. nV-r. • V •• - • ■ ' •• : • w • • .% • • ' •• • i • « , - • • • • . • f J • •• . % • L • • • - • • • • . PATSY LINDEN STEVE SWALLOW BOSALENE FAULK JIM GAY COLLEEN GOFFENA JIM ATCHISON COBINNE MABTIN PAT DOYLE MARK HOOKER JOSIE SCHOMMER DAN TOBIN PATTY McGANNON CHARLES SCHOMMER STEVE WALTMAN PAT HANOUS DUWAYNE BURGESS JANICE SCHWARTZ CONNIE HORRhLL JULIE T03IN JANEL CHASEK I SHERYL SNIDER The school newspaper, The Panther's Roar, was published by the industrious soohomores. Just to let everyone know what was going on around the school, our paoer was oublished once a month. Unless you had purchased a 25i subscription, each edition cost 5 As editor, Denise Donohue worked with her staff on articles published. Free- dom of expression was encouraged and occasionally guest editorials and articles were printed. As a result, the paper was interesting and enjoyable. JOHN LLITfiRAS DENNIS G0FF2NA DAVID DEANS JANICE LAUDES PATTY EARL PAT SCHCM.iSR TONY CISNEROS TOM REID GARY CHASEK DOLORES WELLING JENNY STRONG BILL STUART JOHN MACEK BILL BOECK Top Row: 2nd Row: 3rd Row: +th Row: Beccy Jackson, Phil Re'd, Cheryl Yeradi, Gene Cavendar Eddie Mallander, Patty Kay Ryan, David Trabert, Kichele Linden Cathy Morrall, Mike Deans, Valerie Groves, Tom Novak Roger Goffena, Patty Hooker, David Moore, Janice Morrall Top Row: Nancy Kuhnel, Pam Grantham, Mike Zahm, Suzanne De Laurentes ?nd Row: John Schllckbernd, Joan Earl, Diane Bonklewlcz, Margaret Melton 3rd Row: Betty Schllckbernd, Tom Jensen, Carla Linde o-., Dan Mallander Uth Row: Kate Connelly, Karen Kelley, Louis Kuhnel, Mary Ellen Chase Not Pictured: Ted Jackson, Kenny Thoendel, Jim Reiser, Kevin Donohue JUNIOR HIGH ACTIVITIES Back Row : Louis Kuhnel, Roger Ooffena, David Moore, Ted Jackson, Tom Novak, Tom Jensen, Kenny Thoendel, Coach Whiting Front Row: Gene Cavendar, Mike Deans, Jim Helser, Mike Zahm, Phil Reid, David Trabert, Kevin Donohue Selected to lead the Senior Class for the 1963-6 school year were: Fred Miller-President; Tom Dooley- VI ce President; and Connie Lynn- Secretary-Treasurer. This class, sponsored by Father Fllnn, has started organizing a Student Coun- cil which will get under wav next year. President- Josle Schommer, Vice President- Joe Katen, and Secretary- Treasurer, Larry Deans were selected by the Junior Class In the fall of 1963. They are sponsored by Sister Mary Lewis. These three, with the other students in the Junior Class have the responsibility of put- ting on the Junior- Senior Banquet and Prom In May. These three girls were chosen to lead the Sophomore Class! President Janel Chasek, Vice President- Mary Llndekln, Secretary-Treasurer- Connie Korrall. This class ' s soonsored by Sister Mary Laurette. They have undertaken the task of ra sin-T money for next year by school luncheons and other means. II The results of the Freshmen Class elections were: Dave Deans- Pres- ident, Patti Sari- Vice President, Delores Welling- Secretary- Tres- urer. Because Delores had moved the class elected Mary Louise Kubo to take her place. Father Dunning Is their sponsor. Extras at A. A. Halloween : urtyJ A welcome break in a regular routine week packed with work, work and more workj Looking for more business or view- ing the game? Mrs. Whiting and Mrs. Harl are always on the job during home games. Typing becomes very Inter- esting at times especially when treats are passed out. However, such times are extremely rare. Cowards the end of Mass, Sister Karv urges, Keep going Midnight Laurette girls.' C'mon—there's work to Josie takes time out to the nutty used to clean typewrlters. da eat the Amazing how much fun a hill can be.' Tor all ages, from studentr to teachers. On Sunday, May 13th the students crowned the Blessed Virgin Mary . Patti Petrik was selec- ted as ieen, with Ida Hostler and Connee Chaulk as attendants. MAY CROWNING Time In Apple Blossom Spring was in the air as the 1963 Junior and Senior Prom opened. An apple tree with beautiful pink blossoms was the center of attraction. Also with spring In mind, the Juniors had a wishing well with flowers floating in it. The Hl-Llghters-Dallas Clark, Budge Crlpps, Rich Burkhlser, and Bill Glllam-entertalned the Juniors and Seniors as they ato their dinner. After the banquet, Connie Lynn gave the Senior Class Prophecy and Patti Petrlk read the Senior Class Will. As a climax to the 1963 Prom, Ida Hostler was crowned Queen and Nick Schommer was crowned King. Connee Chaulk and Joe Farrell were named as their attendants. The Royalty Of 63 Queen Connie Lynn and King Tom Dooley with their attendants Patty McGannon, Kathy Schommer, and Co-Captains Don Marchant and Bob Boeck reigned over the Homecoming. The girls were chosen by the football players. The boys were chosen by the Pep Club and Cheerleaders. On the afternoon of Sept. 25� the Annual Homecoming Coronation was held in the Arena. After the student body sang the school song, Our Queen Will Reign , and An Army Of South’’, Father Dunning announced the Prince and Princess of each classs 3111 Boeck and Patti Earl, DuWayne Burgess and Patti Wegner, Larry Deans and Josie Schommer. After a brief talk by Coach Whiting, the co-captalns and King were revealed. Father Dillon then presented the two attendants and the Queen. Cheerleaders Josie, Mary Pat, and Patti, cheer for a victory with the help of the Pep Club. After the Queen and her attendants rounded the football field, the Queen was presented with a boua.uet of red roses by the King. The an- nouncer gave a brief description about each member of the royalty. The Panthers blasted the Wild- cats when the Panthers came In with a touchdown by first Co- Captain Don Marchant, which left a final score of 26 to 20 victory.' Overwhelmed by their triumphant victory. The Panthers carried Coach Whiting off the field. Crowning of Christ The King On the afternoon of October 25, the annual Crowning of Christ the King was held In the Assumption Chapel. Selected for the honor of crowning was Mike Knueppel, and as assistant Kathy Schommer. Senior Class Rings Are Blessed After the Seniors had placed their rings on the pillow witi, • -rown. Father Flinn blessed them. The students then sang Praise to the Lord. A prayer to Christ the King was recited, and benediction of the blessed Sacrament was held. Retreat Retreat days were peaceful days spent praying, meditating, reading, aid lis- ten'ng to conferences. Everyone con- sidered It enjoyable and profitable. Our retreat master was a Jesuit priest from Holy Rosary Mission, Father Gen- tle. His talks were Interesting and Informative. 3ecause of these grace- filled days, may we become more like Christ. MUSICAL ACTIVITIES GIRLS’ GLEE CLUB Starting at the ton, Left to Right are: Janice Lauder, Mathy Schommer, Dolores Welling, Susan Sargent, Shirley Goffena, Josle Schommer, Patty McGannon, Patsy Linden, Mary Lee Linden, Linda Johnson, Rosalene Faulk, Patti Wegner, Corinne Martin, Connie Morrall, Pat Schommer, Jolene Welling, Pat Hamous, Janel Chasek, Jennifer Strong, Judy Dooley, Madonna Connelly, Mary Jo Arthur, Connie Lynn, Julie Tobin, Patty Earl, Colleen Goffena, Denise Donahue, Judy Petrlg, Janice Schwartz, Mary Lindekin, Sheryl Snyder, Sister M. Laurette, R.S.M. Proud of their 1963 SUPERIOR rating at the District VI Contest and eager to maintain it, the Girls' Glee Club strive to perfect the finest of all arts-muslc. Singing and working together is a recreational as well as educational activity. This year they are working on This Is My Country, So's I Can Write My Name,' and The Heavens are Declaring. The Choir sang The Mass of the Shepherds at Midnight Mass, a three part arrangement written by Pietro Yon. Christmas carols were sung before Mass. A two part Laetentur Coeli was sung at the Offertory. On November 29th, the High School Glee Club was asked to sing at the official opening of the Christmas season down- town in front of the City Hall. Father Flinn directed them for Silver 3ells” and Jingle Bells after which they joined the crowd in singing Christmas carols. MIXED CHORUS MIXED CHORUS A four part arrangement of Silent Night was sung by this group at the Christmas Program, December 19. During prac- tice, they sing out of Fred Waring's Song Book. Starting at the top, Left to Right, are: Mark Hooker , Larry Deans , Steve Swallow, Don Merchant, Mike Knueppel, Larry Atchison, John Novak, Marty McGa °n Hamous, Joe Hoesing, teras. Bob Boeck, Joe Katen, Mike Earl, Pat Doyle, D|vld °®®”®� Bill Boeck, Jim Gay, Tom Dooley, LeRoy Dooley, Dennis Goffena, Chuck Schommer, Bill Stewart, Gary Chasek, Tony Cisneros, Benny Martin. SCHOLA CANTORUM These girls sing the Proper of the Mass every Tuesday and Thursday at dally Mass. FRESHMEN-SOPHOMORE ENSEMBLE Meeting twice a week during the noon hour, these ambitious girls are learning the fundamentals of cor- rect singing. Beautiful tones are heard quite often and soon they will be successfully sing’ng in parts.' I TRIPLE TRIO This group also won a SUPERIOR rating last year. Hop- ing to be equally good this year, they practice twice a week outside school time. Magical Moon is their special number-a difficult but challenging three-part song. BOYS’ CHOIR tartlng at the top, Left to Right: im Hamous, John Lllteras, David eans, David Trabert, Bill Stewart, ill Boeck, Dennis Goffena, Gene avendar, Tom Novak, Mike Deans, an Mai lander, Benny Martin, Louis uhnel, and Eddie Mailander. lnging God's praises at Mass two undays a month and every Friday re the members of the Boys' Choir, heir accomoanist is Mike Phillips. Clubs - Publicity K'nda' cluttered now, but here Is a sample of the Publicity Club's hard work. We're proud of you, the bulletin boards have looked nice all year. Pictured above ares Mary Lee Linden, Judy Petrig, Corinne Martin, Susan Sargent Janel Chasek. These girls have worked after school for hours, keeping the bulletin boards in the hall up to date. We're never behind times, the boards are always fixed ! Not pictured: Shirley Goffena and Patty McGannon. At the first of the school year, these girls elected as their officers, Janel Chasek- Presldent and Judy Petrlg-Sec- retary-Treasurer. Citizenship Connie Lynn, Julie Tobin, Janel Chasek, Pat Hamous, Judy Petrig, Patty McGannon, and Patsy Linden enjoy making awards for the honor students every nine weeks. Chosen as the leaders of this group were Pat Hamous - President, Patty KcGannon-Vice-President, Julie Tobin-Secretary-Treasurer. The new blue around the school is the project undertaken by this club to raise the money put into the awards. Thanks to this project, almost everyone has his own school sweatshirt. Sponsored by Mr. Whiting, this organization has done a fine Job all year. I We are proud to have as representatives of the hcAuley Club, Patsy Llnden-Vlce-?resident, Connie Lynn-President, and Colleen Goffena-Secretary-Treasurer. These girls hold their meetings every other Thursday night after school. Among the jobs undertaken by th’s Club are: the task of preparing for Retreat, visiting the Rest Homes, cleaning the church and school, and many more odd jobs. Thanks for everything girls, God will reward you .' The polisher is hard to control isn't it Patti? But Julie will show you how. CONNIE LYNN PATSY LINDEN COLLEEN GOFF ENA MARY PAT HAMOUS PATTI WEGNER CONNIE MORRALL Now that the corner is all cleaned and polished, Conn, you can put the flag back. JULIE T03IN DENISE DONOHUE JANICE LAUDER PATTY EhHL JUDY DOOLEY MARY LEE LINDEN Mary Pat isn't making a public confession, it’s Just that all things must be clean for Christ- mas. Marty McGannon, Larry Kelley, and Mike Sari posed for us In their cos- tumes after their Speech Class's production In the Christmas Assembly. Patty McGannon laughs as she ODens her Christmas gift, a oork chop. Later, she wasn't so happy....she realized It was Friday and couldn't eat It. Larrv Kellev ducks as Pike Sari and Martv McGannon tumble In a Christmas thriller written and en- acted by the Speech Class. We Relax These pictures were taken on February 21, when Mr. Eddie Robinson, Assis- tant Math Director at Wesleyan Un ve sity visited us. He spoke on college in general, and then delved into our number system, number groups, aspects of Trigonometry and some problems in Geometry and Algebra. Connie Lynn— Betty Crocker Homemaker Award Every Wednesday night at 5500, Shirley, Kathy, Pat, Connie, and Julie meet at the Bowling Alley to com- pete against other girls of their age. These inexperi- enced girls have done a very fine Job of represent- ing our School. The Mad Strikers, by name, have had first place several times throughout the year. The Scrubs, Larry, Mike, and Fred(not pictured), have done a good Job and had a lot of fun Bowling Wednesday nights. Duwavne is also a member of a team on this league. Pictured are some of the Juniors at the assembly in the Court Room at County Government Day. Bob Boeck-Alternate Connie Lynn-Alternate ELKS LEADERSHIP CONTEST Don Marchant-First Selected by their teachers, these four tried out for Cornhusker Boys' and Girls' on February 2b. Singing in four parts, this group of five Juniors tried out. for The Stars of Tomor- row Contest. UNDEFEATED FOR 64 TOM REID-QUARTERBACK BILL STUART-HALFBACK DAVID DEANS-HALFBACK DENNIS OOFFENA-HALFBACK GARY CHASEK-END JIM HAMOUS-GUARD 3ENNY MARTIN.CENTER LARRY KELLEY-CENTER JOE H0E3ING-END LEROY JOOLEY-GUARD TOM MOORE-HALFBACK STEVE S ALLOw_HALFBACK DUWAYNE BURGESS-GUARD MIKE KNUEPPEL-GUARD JOHN LLITTRAS-END TOM DOOLEY-GUARD BOB BOECK- . QUARTERBACK BILL BOECK- QUARTERBACK W LARRY DEANS-END JOE KATEN-HALFBACK Perfect Xear-Panthers The all-victorious season saw the Assumption team score 389 points. The Panthers averaged 43.2 points a game and had 2813 In the total yards dept- ment. The 9-0 season this year gave Coach Whiting an 18-7 record over the 3-year span. The last game with Cody captured the Western Ten Conference grid- ion Championship for the undefeated Panthers WE THEM 20 Hyannln 14 39 St. Agnes 14 49 Cody 14 26 Lyman 20 46 Oelrlchs 2 46 Sunflower 20 45 Harrison 21 ?4 Bushnell 0 45 Cody 6 DON MARCHANT-HALFBACK DON WAS CHOSEN HONARY CAPTAIN FOR THE 1963 SEASON. HE ALSO BROKE THE SCORING RECORD FOR THE PANTHERS BY SCOR- ING Ik5 POINTS THIS YEAR. Western D Champs Mike aeri, Joe Hoesing, Joe Katen, Steve -v.jI , d-hn iw v 0On Marchant, Mark rtooker, John Lnttras, Larry Deans, Larry Kelley, Bob Boeck, Jill Boeck. Chadron Assumption was host to the first annual Western 10 Conference Tourna- ment on -ebr. 5 6,7, and 8. After drawing a bye for the first night, the ranthers went on to cop the Western D Championship. The Freshmen Team ended their season with 8 wins and 3 losses. On Febr. 20, they were named cham- pions of the Hushvllle invitlonal Tournament. “B99 Team “r• hiting, Lsrr.y Kelley, Larrv Kubo, Joe Hoeslne, Mark Hooker, Marty McGannon Joe Katen, Duwayne Burgess, Kike Kneuppel, John Novak, Tom Moore, David Deans, John Llittrss, Tom Reid, Dennis Goffena, Jim Hamous, Bill Boeck, John Macek Freshmen Pep Club Officers: Pres.- Colleen Goffena Vice Pres.- Patsy Linden Sec. Tres.- Mary Jo Arthur ON FOR VICTORY The girls come to life In a very exciting game. Annual Officers EDITOR IN CHIEF: Connie Lynn The 64 Panther is finished. Our dedication to President Kennedy has made it especially important to us. We hope your enjoyment in looking at your memories equals that of us who put them in this book for you. PICTURE EDITOR: Kathy Schommer BUSINESS MANAGER: Mary Pat Hamous Bank of Chadron “YOUR FRIENDLY BANK” TIME AND TEMPERATURE CORNER Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation IF IT PERTAINS TO AGRICULTURE, WE CAN SERVE YOU BETTER. PLUMBING oe W. 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