Bancroft High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Bancroft, NE)

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s 0 p H 0 VI 0 R E S 10 Sharon Schademan Michael Vogt Billie B. Copple Stan Manning S op hom ore ctiuitie5 The enrollment for the sophomore class of 1964-65 was seven boys and nine girls. Nancy Sorensen was elected president and Kenneth Deer vice-president. Larry Engelbart became the secretary-treasurer, while Karen Petersen was elected reporter of the news. Mr. Tushla was the class sponsor. The representors of the class on Color Day were Faye Petersen and Kenneth Deer. Sally Johnson represented the class as junior cheerleader. Kenneth Deer and Stan Manning received letters. Nancy Sorensen Larry Engelbart Sally Johnson Karen Petersen Dennis Gatzemeyer Helen Gatzemeyer Kenneth Deer Faye Petersen Karen Carlson John Ross Judy Macklin John Eby

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Decorating for the banquet Queen of the Hobo Dance 3 unior M uitiei Science Fair Fifteen girls and ten boys enrolled for the 1964-65 school year as juniors. Gregory Vogt was elected as leader for the year. Marcia Ortmann was his assistant. Jane Samson served as the class secretary-treasurer, and Joyce Tietz reported the latest happenings of the class. Miss Davis and Mr. Urwiler were sponsors. Throughout the year the class enjoyed many activities. One of the highlights was the class play, Headin' For The Hills. ' The class was represented on Color Day by Marcia Ortmann and Gene Zobel. On November 16 some of the juniors journeyed to West Point for County Government Day to learn more about our local govern-ment. Shirley Ruehling and Mark Sorensen were the girl and boy stater for the week of June 12-18. Jane Samson, Nancy Zimmerman, and Larri Munderloh helped lead the cheers for the boys through the year. Nine, of the ten boys participating in sports, lettered--Gene Zobel, Gregory Vogt, Gene Elsasser, Bert Newell, Dwight Gatzemeyer, Mark Sorensen, Ken Echtenkamp, William Konopik, and Duane Miller. The hi-lite of the year was the Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom held on May 8. The theme of the event was Gone With The Wind. The gym was decorated as a southern plantation scene with a sunset mural behind a black iron gate. Earning Money Jr. Class Play Girl and Boy Stater

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Lynette Brehmer John Bring Carolyn Deer Jim Fuller Ellen Gatzemeyer Sharon Zwygart Gary Gatzemeyer Lowell Nolting Shirley Schultz Dean Tletz Charles Graff Gene Pagels Tony A. Shadbolt Larry Van Kirk reili iviti tn an David Hermelbracht Bonnie Konopik Reg Roth Joe Sorensen Alan Simonsen The freshman class began with fifteen boys and seven g i r 1 s; C a rla Anderson soon moved to Rosalie. The chief executive of the class was David Hermelbracht. Gene Pagels was elected as his second. Carolyn Deer kept records of the class meetings and also acted as treasurer. Joe Sorensen kept the public informed of the freshmen activities by being news reporter. Mrs. Alexander was the class sponsor. The sophomores welcomed the class with a picnic and dance in September. The freshmen later gave a party for the sophomores. The class provided recreation by having a gym party and a picnic and also attending dances sponsored by other classes. Carolyn Deer and David Hermelbracht represented the class . on Color Day. 'L Carolyn was also a “ » ■ junior cheerleader. Of the thirteen boys participating in sports--Alan Simonsen, Gene Pagels, Jim Fuller, John Bring, and Bob Sorensen—lettered. Four members of the class managed to get through the school year without missing a day of school—Bonnie Konopik, Lowell Nolting, Joe Sorensen, and Bob Sorensen. Robert Sorensen Rodney Witt F R E S H M E N 11