Banner County High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Harrisburg, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1951 volume:

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A V A 1 v , x Wi, Editor Associate Editor Feature Editor Picture Editor Art Editor Sports Edltore Advertising Manager Business Manager VOLUME XVII PUBLISHED BY THE CLASS OF 1951 Martha Thompson Elsie Van Felt Fred Hughbamks Robert Thompson Walter Shafts Tom Van Pelt Barbara Madden Dale Hugnbanke HDHIIIHSTRHTIUH MEET THEI TEACHERS J, P, ANDERSON is the superintendent at B.C.E.S. He came here fourteen ycrrr ego from Hlnntre where he taught two years. Mr. Anderson received his profes- sional life certificate at Nebraska'e Chadron State Teachers College. He was an honorary member of the Blue Key and an honorary member of Nebraska Industrial Arte Guild. He acquired his Masters degree kzkd strial Arts and Administration from Colorado State College of Education in Greeley. Mr. Anderson teaches Physics, science, and shop, and is sponsor of the Senior class. He coaches football end basketball and track also. MISS LOUISE MOSS came to Harrisburg from her home in W. Va., after having just completed work for her MQA. at Teachers' College, Columbia University , in pre- paration for returning to the teaching profess1on,whlch ate had left after five years of teaching in W, Va. In the ten year interval, she worked for civil Service :ln Langley Field, Va., spent two years as H WAC in Italy and Germany and studied languages ln Zurich, Bwitzeland. She teaches geometry, algebra, general mathematics, and typing. She sponsors the PHS Club, girls volleyball team and the freshman class. HR. DUANE L, CRUHK is teaching here for his first professional year of teaching, He wer born in Stevens Paint, Wisconsin in 1924. He serveu 50 months with A.A.F. 'Med1cen. Attended Emmvnuel College in Mlchigan George weshington University of Werclnfton, D.C., North western University in Chicago, University of Utah -in Selt Lake City, and University of Denver at Denver, Colorado, where he worked as a news writer in public relations after graduation. He is working summers on his M.A. in composition, At B.C.H.S., he teaches teen man English, speech, journalism, American Problems, civlcs, consumer education, and world history. 'Spon- sors sophomore and Junior classes and Blue Stregk. NR. CRONR moved to Maryland nine weeks before school was out. MISS FAYE HANK8 from Gerlng, Nebraska, has taught the last nine weeks at B. C. H. S. She taught a number of years in the high school at Sheridan, Wyomlng. She is a graduate of Peru State Normal school and Nebraska Wesleyan University. Since Graduation, she has aitenned several summer schools at the UH1VBP81ty'f Colorado and Denver University, X xl I .1 X , ,I I - -, T 1 y , , 1 L , -in ' f mf . i A f , v 'f , . '11 51C'3 xZ '5L 'i H vALuEYsPoRTa we C-OODSQ Om spomswe 00005 EXCL US1LELff Q 5' s co'r'rsbLuFF Q T NEB. X 4 ,ZS -u ? ,A -5. s , A?Q ,. .,, F8 IVA lv. . '03 ,.-5, f - PHO EI410 Wm f X ? ,J Bi'-EYLE V ff WATQHES +- mAgv1 N D 1 JEWELRY? M., ' 5? 'aw ' Mfffffi - 3 baatvd-4--fyvvff' V ' if I ' J' ' ' X J j105'Lu4.Lv-17. RA f ' N x' ' xx I, A X -1 1-rr - -M - A- 1 , Y 3 , 'Y ' ' ' ' ' Z 112 111 1 5 -4 -f i , Y , : i ' l ' ' '- l ' .ug l by . 4 X , ' . 1 1 r 3 l A ' - ' x . . 1 5 ' F' 1 E ,f -! iv .4 .if , . .jlnim F 1-,Li L., Q2',,Q1a.Ql.Llzi.L1 li- , ,,'.B.iQR'i'.Li1nif1, , 'V' ,fu ' ' 1? P Se V- REGENTS Garl P, Van Pelt Carl P. Van Pelt, president of the board of re- gents, lives on a farm-ranch six miles south and one mile west of Harrisburg. He has two sons who attend Banner County High Hi. Tom, who is s senior, and George, a sophomore. Berberth?,.Peterson Herbert Peterson, member of the board of regents, lives on a farm-ranch five miles west of Harrisburg His daughter, Dorothy, is a freshman this year. Kenneth Gifford Kenneth Gifford is another member of the board of regents. He lives on a farm-ranch nine miles north of Harrisburg. Kathryn K. Lee Hrs. lee, Secretary of the board of regents, lives one mile south of Harrisburg. She is also the county superintendent of schools in Banner County. Bob McKinnon Bob McKinnon, another member of the board of re- gents, lives on a farm south west of Harrisburg. SW HIT G COMPANY In tue dorm we find the janitor and matron, Mr. and Mre. Royle, better known aw NMomU and 'Pop' Royle, This is tuelr second year of running Une dorm and tax- ing care of Che scnool buildings and grounds. Tnere are from fourteen to sixteen students at the norm tnie year and one teacher, Miss Moss, who is tercngng ner first year at BCHS. Cr O C. 0 Q O oo CD 0 oo Oiodogiv g E.A.HYf-WT O C, MIANEAPOLIS --- MGLINE o C, POWERPHOEQUJEMENT o 3' SALES senvcce 8 Q- KHVBALL NEBIR. g C'vvs-:EN You BUY n Q 0 ITSAT PENNY'S O 0 ITS RIGHT- 'N PRM-Eg O .--. 1 o Jfwa,-6 -:N QUALITY O E O , Q - ISL!-EBB..1G 0 SAVAQE-HENRY PONTIACS C8 COMPANY 0 guy, a,,wg, Zta-:Z - O O Cite, afrusb '6?U 7 O O PHONE 48 3 0 KIIVIBALL N551 ,O OC O00 C' 510000009 Q O QCHOOL HISTORY The Banner County High School building was finish- EG in the year 1917 and the flret school term in the new school honee was for the term of 1917-18, The site for tne cempue was donated by Mr, C. Mn Shafto. The eohool had formerly been in a rented section of the Harrisburg grade schoolq There nas been several additions to the school plant and in 1925 the dorml tory wee built. In 1929 the gymnasium was constructed with the teecherage located ln the upper east end, Also, Herrleburg, had its flret football team ln 1947, Several improvements have been mede on the campus in the lest few yeere such as enlarging the school building and putting a ceiling and stage in the gym, A time clock, venetian blinds, new fan-shaped backboerde, new furniture for the dormitory, new furnace in the gym, storm windows for the north side of the school house, and curtains in the gym to help sound effects All of these have been added to B.C.H.S. The present enrollment at B. C. Hb S- is 40. r i 1 W W - .un-g....nu4.4aog.1r.v..,. ,' num . -. , ig 'LQ 3- -- f .11 .H-12 .qi f A ly S, -g W .nf A rg Sl x mf W? xxx fi HOWARD'S , wmzzsa S, CYCLE SHOP am 1. V ,T 431. . f gf v ,A , 1 - -. 5 1 I E' ,I L ff ' k . I A ' p , Q 1 I - Ala G Anp fy 17 ff' ATLAS AND- LLS. . TIRES AND BATTERIES L 11111 . HG i A .75 is Ag' Z1 O b U7 .A C357 Pl 5 Q F- EE. 7 O Ig. UD gn. 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FRED IRWIN HUGH:iANKS better known AB ZFI'1'Cl' 01' 'Hughy' was born in Scottsbluff on October 25, 1932. Fritz has brown hair and brown eyes. when asked what he liked to do in his spare time, he replied, uwnrk on cars and lin ten to Tex Beneke's Band and Vaughn Monroe aing'. His favorite song 1s My Heart Cries For Youu. When asked what he likes to play he remarked, 'Why football, of courseln Fritz has lettered in football, basketball and track. He has held offices in the H'01ub. Banhaha JOaN UADDEN was born on June 5, 1934, in Bldney Nebraska. She has brown heir and blue eyes. She says collecting pictures is her favorite pastime and that che likes to hear Bob Crosby's band play. Her fav- orite singer is Vaugn Monroe and her favorite song is Wwot Rod Race.' She also told ue that basketball is her favorite sport. Barbara is president of her class and is a member of the volleyball team. EISIE VAN PELT was born in Kimball, Nebraska, on Novem- ber ll, 1933. She has brown hair and brown eyes. She remarked that she liked to ride horses and play volley- ball. She sa1d,'I don't have any favorite band, but I l-o-v-e to hear T. Texas Tyler sing! Her ravoritesong is Uhocking Bird H1l1.u Elsie has attended BCHS all four years and is President of the PHS Club. She was chosen as ncaptainu of the volleyball team of '5l'. WALTER CLARENCE SHaFTO, known to his friends as 'Percyf was born in Scottsbluff on may 19, 1933. He has black hair and blue eyes. UPercyH says collecting pennies is his favorite pastime. he says his favorite singer is Eddie arnold. We told us that Freddie martin was his favorite band. His favorite song is 'The Thing! He has lettered in basketball, football, and track, and has held offices in the H Club. z-:anim canes 'mozfapsou came to n.c.H.s. 1n' her Junior year from Holt, missouri. She is known to her fellow- etudents as Qhartyu or Nharty Janeu. She has brown hair and brown eyee. Marty was born in Lemmon, South Dakota, on august 18, 1932. when asked what she liked to co in her spare time she PSp2lE0, uwrite letters and listen to the Victorg Banc. Her favorite song is 'The Fczxl 'f- f:rayer and sl'-Q. Siler. hear !4ev1.r3,y Shea sing' i'-' -4' . A.. f L 1 - .. - f' 5 E5 Ilffib Or . Vgfff :gi ui 'Z' 1, HU C,,tUb ELHRI IL in llcqilsflgi' O 7 ,,,.,- ,1- I 'u j. rw . H, v K . f neu-f,-utr., -2151? 4 ' I- w '4f4F!'l+. L- f,g , Iii Eff J, . .' in an , rg, .l' .J 3. . I.. ' .. ,.., fi: 3 L Q4 N. v V i' . . V X Q M X E' V' ' , uni-' in-ang ',x,i-t1g.u-n ' , L Y KY ig, :fl 'I' . , L 'I . .- FQ. luv Y wi H . - U ' ,' Y Y . , xiinrrifii, , ' ' . w , ,I W VI - A 1 Z' G 1 'lvl -U -1. ' 1 - bi . l 'Z I' 'VWQ : 45- 4, SCO! l S BLUF F H 1I-A l . ,Y 5 ' . Q ,Q ,:?, W. 5- 3134 1 1,9 ,, Q1 . !f Y , x I 1 Q H , .I - WF jf 1' ' ,sd 6 1 453.1 TF ' 1 A Q-W , Q . sg f ' Q . Q , 1 , 1 f, I ' I L - 4 ,zlilg +..j ml , V , I: I J., N E w.s f ' -a ' 'Q A -vi? 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He sold Margaret Whiting is his favorite singer andtbet 'A Bushel and a Peckn is his favorite song. when asked WGBH his favorlte band was he oaused for a mement then answered, nany oxy band is music to my earl' His fav- orite sport is basketball, THOMAS WILLIAM VAN PSLT better Known to everyone as nTom Mix' was born on the Van Pelt ranch on February 27. 1953. He has blue eyes and brown hair. He likes to hear Spade Chuley'e band. His favorite singer ls Eddie Arnold. He goes hunting in his spare time. He remarked, 'My favorite song is 'Nola' and basketball le my favorite sport. Tom has lettered in basketball, football and tracx. He has held offices in the H Club. He will be remembered by everyone for his 'hnald Duck: Language . 5 t q w l ,, ' K, r 1I girl? .1g:I.l!l ,.J..1 L H BQDQY Q Tx.: f L 1 w Z QBODY REBUILDING E RADIATOR REPAIR Y X J raoum END ALIGIQMENT .1 Ammo cuss t I mme GLASS ' I g . . Phone 65 Gerala Heder K1mba11LdeQ5 V I I 5, . 1 52 -g1 - f2r' f ' f f f 7: A - -'Q M- M-TXN S ..z! .J .1 .J .J ' N-I if 3 T' -Q 'N IEWT' W 1 1 wma BEST wxsmss AND 1 3 'T ruvar -ram 'A D V DESIRE n PL- N f f 2 BANNER COUNTY PEOPLE i i . i 1 Phone 123 Kimball, Nebraska j Q 1 FNL-K V W 2 Q fx ?, ' ',, V- ' , I , .gb A- V T 5 E , X ,Li Jj,f g.L3,.l' fe 4 U ,. , i .. L..-ua, -A .L 1 fl I if an 17 ' T H: 1 . S A 4 H J. A - 1 . ' A A5-V A n..E.x ' X H W ' ,,. IO YEARS m me FUTURE Lets walk eround the big ol l metropolis of Harris- burg and see if we can see anything of the class of 1951. Judge Walter Shafto has built Harrisburg a new all brick courthouse with s little of his royalities from his ing. And right next to the new her Van Pelt. Tom also has a Cadl oilwells. His wife Eloise ls hanging out the wash- courthouse we see anot- new building, It is owned by the prominent Dr. Tom llac convertible. Here comes it now with his wife DeVota and Chaffeur lwith noses high, in it, - Elsie Van Pelt thought she was going to Fein the WAC'5D but when alll otfrthe oL1'roya11t1es started to come in, her folks bought her red thousand acre ranch up in Mo has everything she ever wanted, and her husband a hund- ntana. She says she Dale ughbnnks also has a ranch in Wyoming It ls one of the beet ranches around t I'1l bet everyone thought he wo he city of bheyenne uld be a batchelor, but he 1sn't and he is very heppy about it. Martha Thompson csn't make wants to do. She is sure she for the Lord, but can' the two men she will me n Sunday School Class. After serving four ing five years going to coaching the undefeated Barbara Madden is haooilv wearing black cowboy boots and graduate of the class of N49N. five foot ten inches tell has d They live on a big ranch hear La Last but not least, we mee Hfnstructiun Con in Californian is the well Known Bob Thompson. woman with two children. years with the school, Notre Da up ,her mind what she will continue her work t make up her mine which one of rry. Right now she is teaching CB's and spend- we find Fritz Hughbanke me Team. m-tried to a voung man a, big hat, who le a This young man is about ark hair and dark eyes. Grange, Wyoming. t the owner of a new This well to do M83 He married a widow , W , F 4 , A 3 S4 X 4 0 PIQTSCHCS !iA:22m plyj 0 0 EQUIPMENT CO, D 0 QLIVER O IQ 0' 0 5Ro.Boxno32 KIMBA LL NEBR 1 Q Q 0 'MASSU-4nARRis ' 3 W ' 5 . O O .Q f KJ cj, ,D EMPSI R-JEQE FRQY O BOMQAERUN E R CQ , Q? OYGUR' 5 HMM Od 'O CEI pm O 501 , ' ij? 0 scoTfrsBn.s-IPF, NBBRAS KA 1, EQO ' 0 Gow CQ 0.60 O.0.o ..L.0 U l -nl 'f In SENIOR CLASS WILL Fritz Hughbanke, do will and bequeath to Rknurd Wyatt my ability to play football. ' I, Dale Hughbanke, do will and bequeath my General Motors to anyone who wants a headache, I, Martha Thompson, do will and beuueath my res- ponsibility for the devotions at prayer meetings to Dorothy Peterson and Shirley Swan. To Shirley Smith I will my ability to get along with everyone. I, Tom Van Pelt, do will and beoueath my ability to pole vault to Leland Muhr. I, Elsie Van Pelt, do will and bequeath my ability to Shirley Smith, to drive a Jeep that all selsmographp ers know, my junior and senior year, also my ability to be Valentine Queen and volleyball captain my senior year. ' I, Barbara Madden, do will and bequeath my ability to wave at all of the selemogrsphers that know Els1e's jeep, and still keep a certain person from getting mad and also my ability to sit behind Warren Gifford my senior year to Shirley Nelson. I, Bob Thompson, do will and bequeath to anyone who wants, anything that ls in my power to create. I, Walter Shafto, do will and bequeath my ability to Richard Wyatt to go steady with the same girl three years straight, 4 . -i W pf.. Pl, 1 A T 2 111. P U' 5 - lg., .F- 1 3 W: -'. rig ALL -4 'I J KEN? ' ' 5 w Q g 1 -- -ff AMERncANNAT1oNAL KI MBA LL N E QQ, ' T Capital 8: Surplus V2O0,0Q0A Your pgtronagd solicited q I L'Q' , and Appi-ecgan V ,j , , ' ' fb? 'FS . MEMBER 1-'Qn.1.cg g 1 Y,1 . 1 , -1-X N I-'E ' .1 L 'GRA l aw cw cs RAI N -- ROLJNG P E VE 1 . ! 1' v .A .i?- f i A 9 5 'r i, KIMBALI. NEBR1 . -Y-. ,Y l , ru .1. M I -F i I + v . 'w ' . 4: X ' - ww.. A. ,, 1 I, ' V, 1 -I 3 .,. - ..Y' HQ 'lL..,,.-l .L 1 . NW - . . 1 X -. '-,.-fr ' v .- Q' ' ig, 'Q K-XL I ,,. .-.-1i.,gf,L,..i, I r , ' F i M Y 5, I- 4 JN F Q E. r F' , , FTE Ev .ff 1' 1-E 2. I . ,Q Q ,I v V 4 - f 'vi .t 1 H , ' Y 1 1 sf ' .- ' 1 , ' -1 -r-' I 3,3 IC- QNX' P Q-.. I X 6 ine high school senior class gave n very fine pre' formance of the slay, 'The Mummy end the-Mumoe', at the gym Friday nieht Anvil EC, Bob Thompson turned in s pood preformnnce of the Valet, who had so much worn to do he :ru1fn't get ogg Fone. Kiss 21:12 Vnn Dell ,ar trnyed the pnrt of a matron ofsivxelualve girls SCh0Cl very avlg. Fritz Hughbnnko was a young business man, but he did so many lmpersonntione that it was hard to tell rho he really was. Dale Hughbnnke was the sheriff who had eo many criminals on, the strlng he oould not find any of them. Helter Shafto was ine Bggliswvzn who came out of the mummy case with the mumps and did a very fine Job. Tom Van Belt was a young msn visiting his aunt at the boarding school and ran into all sorts of trouble with his love affairs. Martha Thompson, Eloise Snyder and Barbara Madden were students at the ooarding school, each had oLenty of trouble and fit their parts will. Lynora McGowan vas a woman reporter who wus dying to get all the news but oouldn't seem to get to the oottom of any of lt. The class and their sponsor, Miss Faye Unnxs, all did a very good Job. ins high school n.nd olnyed sev- eral numbers preceding the rlay. Due to muddy roads a number of people were unable to nttend so the 'lay has presented again Grlday, April 27. Both preformancee were well attended. Q8 Mu f' ' -ll!! 4 55. V i .lift - ...., .-., .1 ,, , .......L, - S S E, HARTUNG S SEE WHY THEY WEAR BETTER! PETEIWS WEATHER - BIRD SHOES FOR BGY AND GIRLS GERING EE NEEBRASKF-E, GE RING PLUNXEN NG COMPANY HUB REAVIS JGHNAREAWS GAS APPLIANCES Pl.U!VNB1NG FIXTURES PRESSURE PUMPS-SERVICE IO40-O STREET Pi-IONE4OC: GENNG N -1 , ' 7 Yi' -I V -J If QQEALAUREATE The baccalaureate services were held Sunday eve- ning, May 6, in the Harrisburg Community Church. Rev. Le oy Hansen delivered the sermon. Mary Hope Johnson led the seniors in. The Har-ri Q- burgrohoir sang 'The Lord is my Shepherdn accompanied b A y s. rden Cross. She also played the piano while the audience sang two hymns. QQIJJTJIBTJQETJIEDJT Commencement was held wednesday evening Hay 8, at 8:00 in the High Sohool gym for the d gre uates of Banner County High School and the eight grade students, of the rural schools. Rev. Rasmussen of the Methodist Church in Scott- blutf was the speaker for the evening. The entire Junior class led the seniors in. -Y W - --Y -- K- Y v- V Y v V Y YW-nl!-11---lvl --.-Il les' --vi--if , ,V-dui. .. ,, ni. ..... , 1 :::u1u-urn., -saq,- -uuiliuv-qiuiulnslii :ul :asians ' p, , ,1.-..::.L ,Wa-1-1 ..-.. L1-gpg,- KELLY MOTORS CHRY+-PLY ,DEALER QUARANTED useo CARS X I N I N fi-Q PHONE xx If s , S 1 I 1638 scorrsaLurF noe GERING I N s. , A ' ' l ' ' 11 Y , ll.1..-.1 -usa-umm- wrnvnzu .arg mmm .sun -, ,..1uw..-q'unfu- .f-491, ,,,mq-aff. .-. vw. w--.. . - :ru-an nav J- Am..-an 1 -ur- 4, ,AM Y -Y - .jf V ,,, ,,, V :lgvqfi-: ,y . xv as .H IIEU 'Aix ' TI fi I 'Il MOST NEWS 0 Q 0 I r r v l Most Aus 9 Q Most READERS Q m ' SINCE !8iA37 Q O r IWARREN a w9op,JguoLns+s5senII Qi -J 1 W-I W .xi J I3 II'l.2.,f J., '53 I: Cl I 'X X491 'Z l 'D '11 JJ 'nel I COMPLETE STOCKS OF LUMBER, ALL TYPES I ,OF BUILDING MATERIALS, POSTS, FENCE, I HOUSE PAINT, HARDWARE AND COAL. I 1 I Low rrzrmwawr RITE FINA!-'ECE PLAN Fon Q RHHODELING oa New CONSTRUCTION. 4 COURTPJOUS, PRO:-IPT AND EFFICIENT SVR! VICE IN THE HANDLING QF YOUR BUSINESS I , WITH Us i PHONE 266 Ger-Ing W-VL I Nebraska After a su mer of hard work, eight dignified sen! lors heard Nr. Anderson ring the bell calling them back to school on August 28, 1t50. There were sixteen new faces as they entered the assembly hallg these faces were those of the new fresh- men. The su mer events were discussed with old friends As the seniors saw the freshmen just starting first year in high school made them think of fist year in school. When they were green freshmen, there were members in their class. Elmer Schmidt was their sor. They were initiated by the sophomore class their their twelve spon- The freshman class had two parties that year. Don Kelly, Albe ta Hayman, Keith Cross, Lloyd Pickett, Peggy Vuhr, and Eddie Twombly left the class during and after the freshman year. During the sophomore year, the class started with eight me bers. Nr. Davis was their sponsor, and on September 21, 1948, they initiated the freshman class, consisting of eleve members. After initiation, the sophomore class held a picnic for freshman class in the Wildcat Hills. , During the last part of the last semester, of their sophomore year, they lost another member. She was Thelma Callaham, who moved up near harrison, Hebr. Then came the Junior year, and as they strole into the assembly, they found that they had gained two new members. They were Vartha and Bob Thompson, who here from Holt, Vlssouri. ' CURB During the junior year, the class put out the Blue Streak, served at Patron's Day, gave a prom and banquet Tor Ehe senior class, and received their class rings. Then came tie senior year, and the class lished the a nual, and then last but not least, graduated from good ole BCHS. pub- they 3914, Cf ,Q 6426, UHDEHCLHSSIHEH -iw '11 inf V1 . 4. ,...5, ,I I' v .1 l .ri Q 1 r ., . 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The officers are: President Jgck Cleveland Vice-president Richard Crandell Treasurer Lynora McGowan Secretary Mary Hope Johnson Sgt, of arms DeVota Rohre - A , , YY W 4 I - ,l ,,,Y 71 nuii MWQPZQI S W' HARDWARE BUTANE'-PROPANE GAS ...FLELO N E.C12,.K,.Q.LlA,B.L':E.f-NLM AWQEEMM ' i??WG BANNE R --- COUNTY PEOPLE 3931391833 , ,.,, , ,, Q, ,,-,.1,, 1-1,,,- , A ill 'h1 17 ' , 1 Y, -Y ' w 1 . ,,.. - , . lf .. Jummore CLASS PLAY On Wednesday, November 22, 1950, a three act myst- ery-comedy play 'The Elusive Bachelor' was presented, by the junior class and one sophomore. The story took place in an old hotel owned by Mrs Martin, who was taking care of her three nelcee, Helen, Jane, and Madge, because her Uncle John had died. Two play rights came to the place called Elm Arbor to rest, a Mr. Arnold and a Mr. Van Gryp. Minerva Smith, Mrs. MDrtln'e sister, came to straighten out an estate pro- blem. The odds Job boy, Hank Harmon, and Mre. Hart1n's nelce, Madge were the detectives to catch Mr. Arnold and Mr. Van Gryo, whom the tho thought were murderers. Mr. Arnold and Mr. Van Gryp fell ln love with two of the young ladies and decided to help put Elm Arbor back on its feet. They got Ann Devole, a movie actress, and B111 Worth, a newspaper columnist, to come to the place to give it a publicity. The Cast: Jimmy Arnold fthe man of mysteryj Kenneth Johnson Harkness Van Gryp QMr. Arno1d's valet! Richard Crandell Hank Harmon ltne odd job boyl Jack Cleveland Madge Martin lthe youngest nelcel Mary Hope Johnson Helen Martin ltne middle-aged neicej Devota Rnnrv Jane Martin ltH8 eldeet nelcel Ida Lou Cleveland Ann Devole la movie notresel Shirley Swan Bill Worth la newspaper oolumnletl George Van Pelt Mrs. Elouise Martin lthe proprietressb Eloise Snyder Minerva Smith fa middle-aged eplnsterl Lynora McGowan v , ,e , U-vi : V , , V N., ,,. M N. 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Q, 4 ,,5.- 1. 1. -un, gg 5, , ,Q Ik V , V 131- in L -1- . 3 1 ,rs , I4 F 'N ll A 'N til' 1 .,1 15 1 IL In .r . 1:5 X ,.' Q. - nge. Q. . .1 'HN 1 11 1 1'5f, ,. 'Qi 1 1 H 1 1 ' 1 1 '1 11. E. 1, fpvi ' 1 1 21 r I .1 11 1 P J ' l Ili .J ,nv 1 1 u 1 '- i- .,1 f' - 1 Zac. 1 LAN 'fu 41215 1 1 -'? 1 .12 5 -Y .F fr 1 1 v The Sophomore class is composed of nine members, which are the following: Darrell Deeds, Donny Cleve- land, Warren Gifford, Larry Fuhr, Richard Wyatt, George Van Pelt, Dale Mitchell, Billy Thompson, and Shirley Nelsonc The sophomore class has one new member this year, Larry Vuhr, who came here from Bridgeport, but they lost one member too. He was Wallace Lammert, who left the class after the first of the year to go to school at Ridgeway, Colorado. The class officers for this year are: President George Van Pelt Vice-President Dale Vitchell Secretary Billy Thompson Treasurer Larry Puhr Sgt. at Arms Richard Wyatt Sponsor Nr Cronk ll! Y' I 'N f S' aa X. 0 ' Qtr V X x ' 'N 5 . 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I. 1 1 111-if ' '- ' Y 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1. 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 4 an 1 1 There were sixteen new freshman who entered high school this year. There were eight boys and eight girls. There was quite a difference from the fresbran of last year. These new students were shy and scsred if you even looked st them. Initiation was a thrill for themg well anyhow, they were really students at BCKS now. 4 At the end of the first serester, Lorraine Curtis, moved to Denver, and rritz Curtis quit scLool. Then, Carol Callahan roved here from Caring in the second sem- ester, but Terry Cross and Jlmmg Deeds quit school, so this new leaves the freshman c ass with thirteen mem- bers. The freshran class gave s return party for the sophomore class the second serester of this year. The class officers for the wLo1e school year are the following: PRESIUEYT KATHLEEN KLEVEN VICEfPRESIDEVT LOLA MUHR SECRETARY DOROTHY PETERSQN 'IFEASIIPEII VONTY INISVAE SAHGENTQAT-LPVS CAROL CALLAHAF SPONSOR VISS VOSS , , ,.-V .1--, -A - v - ,,-- - WEST SERVICE rw-some 57 nom mo Bowv YOU'LL me our? sERvaoE FRONHER GAS voun mvomfs on Fnszmnes AGCESSOWES - emrsmes scorfsswff, mean LAWRENCE DRUG T E PLAGE PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED ' 61 J L FRESHMAN ' INITIATION On September 19, 1950, the still very green fresh- men were initiated into P,C,H.S. You could see everything from comic strip cowboys to dog-patch chsrscters. They were supposed to imitate famous com1c,strip characters such as Red Ryder, Little Beaver, Dick Tracy and Daisy Meet Fritz Curtis won first prize for the beet Limltaim lon of Little Beavern At the 5 0'c1ocK study hall you could hear peels of laughter as Dorothy Peterson dress- ed as Daisy Mae proposed to Mr. Cronk. Jim Deeds told Mr, Anderson just what kind of a Superintendent he tho- ught he was, Many other things were done, such ss n fnnhman boy proposing to Miss Moss'snd others whistling with their mouth full of crackers. That evening a party was held at W1ldcst'Hi11s and then went on to Scottsbluff for s skating party, Thus the day ended ior these poor Kids, They felt as if dry had earned the right to become members of B.C.H.S. HAGEN EQUIPMENT Co. cg . p 5 1'-7 1-'Ama xc'ro AIID5 1,1 ,xanax am 5 Iumzamvrl on max-'n1Gn.'n,1'rIoN ' ', ' monumws K - I I I ' 5 'PHQQE 73 5 .MBA Lgfg-1 g 5, KIMBALLGU. G0-OFASS'N cms on ' Gamer: ' xsumc nezuvrzny :ro youu max.: .msc nu-mm: :mn yaomm IN num: - BOTTLE .WD APPLIANCES vm .xrrazscisvrrz 'rms BAISIIESR co. BUSINESS , ij KIMBALL QyBUSHNELLlk Pmome az PHONE 17 5,2 'Hi R? l jf :nil GE CLASS PICNIC The Freshman class, their sponsor and guests went on a Picnic April 17th. ' They left the school at M30 for the Twin Tree school house and from there went on a hsyraek to some hills near Snyders. After driving they climbed hills for quite a while, then came the most enjoyable time for everyone. FOOD! After supper they sat around the fire and sang songs and played some games, Then all returned home after a very enjoyable evening, ' H U H URS -L,.,., I-. ZEWFQQ .' J . 5 tf,.-ukuq IL ' I, I - . I F I , Lg . 1 ' ' ' ' , . I ' . , -' , + I AEI' I, ' I I I ' QI I . - .I,I1fIf QI1 Q. E U nr - n 1 I. , .1 .I I , FE ily I xL m I I V lag. ,,, 0- J .,n 1 ' ,-I-Q f ,II I 'v , Q I, r rr X It in 2 ,VI .2!gg.II M I a p ' I ' m W I 3. . QI Ig. 1. 1 5, 'Mu' Q Lf 5 iwwpqi Q A 4 .A .4 ,, . , 'Q-W 1614 . 1.1. 5- , . ,WT 1 H l - ' gf IQ w ' 5 .. .-.II I I-5, ,-,JW , L 1 V I vw -fag f ' 4' g ' V: I : Y 5, I , . , , 1, ' Q4-II .1 I ,I ' IL I5 'Ng' . it -. A :C'-41 H 1-v nip . 1-. gf I ' L' .. mv- fl 4' 1 A -xi' . A ..: ' Q 5' Y 'iii 43.115 I II L' I I i. 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The new mem- bers were Richard Crandell, Warren Gifford, Billy Thom- pson, and Leland Vuhr. A11 of the boys who belong to the H-Club and take shop, made thense each an H-blub pa-JW7, in that class this year. O5 F' Q 1 ,S ,, J 'r Q 1 I 1-1-u--..-a-...u--Q-u-...Q V-.--...r num - , T--...A -Q--1.-..f..-....... -.qv -,,.. ...-.n... , , , Y --a.- -1 .,,,, -- , 1 -...... .-7' Y M1111 .:.:- --'-fir. DOY EPCE 32,2 5 TI tx ALL 2 T im.1..i- QTTJKJ. FINER THINES EOR MEN ISICQ BROADWAY SCOT TSB LOEE N ERR THE HOME OE VALUES JC RENNIEY WESTERN NEBRASl4A'S FINEST DEPARTMENT STORE Presentation of u Christmas program and inetnllat ion of new members were two of the thlnrs accomplished by the P.H.5. club this year. The oon-ieted of several nlayn and epecir the wrogrem, ve mold boxes and had a were eleven new members installed at Christmas nrogram 1 numbers. After nuke walk. There the annual P.H.S. Bancuct. Pop, candy, and nop-corn were sold nt all of the baeketbnll games. The officers of the club were ae follows: Qlrgg Segggteg Martha Thompson Ida Lou Cleveland Eloise Snyder Shirley Swan Elsie Van Felt Office President Vive-Pree Secretary Treasurer Sgt. of Arms Second-Qenester 1 V.- ...----n-l-In Elsie Ven Pelt Eloise Snyder Shirley Nelson Mary Hope Johns Martha Thompson Uh i,1,.--- -'--- - ,, I ' gi I: 1 1313 smart T ' ' gf W 7 . 13 A :E 33 H13 Loox Iflllldi g?MB?LL - K NEBRASKA IN '13 ll V: fx fl il Q23 51 ASA ED 2313 MW +1 11 WZTMSBQQ 1.1, ffl FX K i AG Any-thing in home aupllancee I YIMJAL ' The band aa Those in the ban Richard Wyatt Dorothy Peterson Walter Shafto Shirley Swan Richard Crandall Kathleen Kleven Carole Jensen Kenneth Johnson Alan Cnoss Lynora McGowan Evelyn Jessup Eloise Snyder Lola Muhr DeVota Rohrs Warren Gifford George Van Pelt These are Cross who is a s The directo Cheyenne, Wyomin On May 3, l band concert wit to hold the cone BAN t BCHS is composed of sixteen pieces. d are as follows: Alto Saxophone Alto Saxophone Tenor Saxophone Clarinet Clarinet Clarinet Clarinet Coronet Coronet Drum Drum Drum Drum Drum Snare Snare Bass Base Bass Trombone Trombone all high school students except Alan eventh grader. r of the band is Mr, Ted Allbough of g. 951, the band traveled to McGrew for a h McGrew. Next fall Harrisburg plans ert here, The band would like to increase in number by next year, so that th quite a few new to be able to do ere would be about 30 pieces and with pupils coming in next fall they ought it, .I FYI -.. . f i ' .I , 11 ': ' 4 f ' AJ' t tint- W '-T I- I A D ' 1 lx: . A J - fr' 1 1 1 1 1 1 In Ei A .3 QJUALI T ,QOVURT1 1 Me'P1LE TE 1 se .11Jl.J1 1 WI ALL I if 4 -11---qi, , -1 WA, '? liquor ,F , F E1-x Il- I. ci gh ,A-E L P 1159 5 1 E' 1 1 1 . F H .J 'e 6255558723 ZSAQZQS Behind the victories of this year's football and basketball teams were three loyal team mates. None of these three played a single instant of any game---yet they inspired many a victory. These were the cheer- leaders of nineteen hundred fifty and fifty-one. When they started out the yenr, there were four of them, but Ida Lou Cleveland got married, and quit school, so this left Lynors McGowan, Devota Rohrs, and Eloise Snyder to do the Job. Through out the season--in victory and defeat-- thuse three have backed up their tesm with the same spirit as Lhe players on the teams They have worked hare, spending many sn hour just to be able to do their best to help thelr team, dur hearty praise should go to these girls for keenlng up the morale of the team as well as the other rooters, This year, just before summer vacation, Eloise Snyder, Lynors McGowan, Shirley Sven, Evelyh Jessup, and Dorothy Peterson were chosen as the cheerleaders for l95l and 1952. vw 1 , ig. Tk A-A! a ,fnfgs xi-If ,L rg, 5, Jw! ff ig,-I F14 f.., ,T ,,,. 4 x C' I 1 -v 1 vw Q 513' wr, E 'f i -5 if Iv ' id KLM 1: 5 .:n fa ' ix Ja , ws--w ., . , 'r 1, 4 2,?gewi 9 r 4 L, llf I J ,lv 1 . 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The Blue Streak Staff sponsored this event which was to show who could fix their hair the queerest. Elsie Van Pelt and Barbara Madden, both seniors, will be remembered by everyone for the way they had their hair fixed and the way they were dressed. Both were dressed in big, bibed overalls and large shirts. Elsie had her long hair braided in a number of small braids all over her head. Each tiny braid was tied with a big bow or a piece of colored string. The staff did not choose a winner for the day, but it will be remembered by all the BCHS students. VALENTINES QUEEN The Blue Streak Staff sponsored a contest to choose a queen of Valentine's Day. All the high school girls were eligable to win this contest. The voting was done by secret ballet in the assembly hall at the three o'clock peribd. Jack Cleve- land and Eloise Snyder, both members of the Staff coun- ted the votes. Elsie Van Pelt was chosen by the popular vote of the assembly. 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'13 1 - 1 'Y T ff 1 'A f. 1'1 -1 1 J' :J -' 1 1 447 I f ' f ,Y , . - 'ff , f 71 ,X If if .1 , 6 -!Y' -',- : -. l ' ' - I ,K i ',hF.I-:1.f i O 1-I ' ' .i:,'5J' 'N .fi+!f.,rgi.Q:.,.: 3,2 A A . ' 1 1 4-151,111 J FEDERAL nmvosru? INSURANCE cc1mP., 1 ni? ' ' f UTY scofrfr sranux-PF, efnmgfmsim W 'gil yi 'lil V I iIl3! - 1 1 11 , 1 '1 1 Wk? V' N 1 z ws 1 ,- Q ,, 1, mme AND QUEEN ARE QHOSEN b On December 12, Martha Thompson and Kenneth John- son were crowned King and Queen of Courtesy Week. Richard Crandell and Jack Cleveland were the judges who watched the BCHS students for s week to find who was the most courteous boy and girl. The crowning took place in the front of the assembly before all the students and teachers of BCHS. Courtesy Week was begun to determine which of the boys and girls was the most courteous to the teachers and other students. H Martha Thompson was chosen queen because she does not Usassu the teachers and is courteous to the other students. Kenneth Johnson was chosen for the same reason. Courtesy week was started by the Blue Streak staff. They publicized it in the Blue Streak and on the bulletin board. TO CT OCT SO O C5 'TC CO0 EQ EOE O Q ' THE ARMY STOREEO , SPORTING Eooos-cAMPINE suPPLIEs og SHOES CLOTI-IINEI igg-'EB' 'H E+ -0' . 0 N PHONE I463 O I9 E, l6U'i- ST EET ' Q SCOTTSBLUFF NEBRASKA!-0 0 SCOTTSBLUFF PROOU CTION 0 CREDIT ASSOCIATION I DEPENDABLE CREDIT OI FARMERS AND FIANCHERS Q ms U VE SCOTTSBLUFJE O NIELSEN SCI-IFIEINER 0 CHEVROLET CO A I928 FI ADWAY -...i..- .: . '.., Fw .-f --vf ' ' I TELEPHONE e 0 ' SCOTTSBLUFF I NEBRASKA A Q occ Q O 0 Q CLCEOE . , I' Il 00 0 . 0 o O U O O O ' TO O O ' OI C3 I PHONE 354 O' O n A , D ' H 0 - O ' I D G o 0 A O O O O O O G , I I I . ' - ' - - ff f--R A-ff -W-A -4 V L , , , , M, lktL I ,ki .V I FGOTBAL L DANCE The annual football dance was held on November 14, at 7 p,m, at the Lodge Hall by the P. H. S, Club girls. 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' , 4. 194' j 4- ' I-NH14 5 Tj. 4315 ' E'Ei4'?'fF , i4 7: SPORTJS E3fXNQ Fried chicken and French fries, topned off vith piealamode, were served during the first quarter of une Sports Eanquet held in the covered wagon deoorafei Hotel Lincoln, March 31, 1951, at Sfottabluff, Nebraska Introduced by the pres?ien1 0? ine HHS Ciub, Elsie Van Pelt, the following epewehes were made cavfylng out the theme, F R T E MF. Anderson Miss Moss Elsie Van Pelt Fred Hugnhanke N Lynora McGowan D DSVOLH HUDFL S Eloise Snyder H Tom Van Felt 1 Walter Shafto P Miss Hanks Hubert Thompson gud Snlrley Swan were cnwsen Kang and Queen of tne spvrte. Emblems mere awarded to Tse alnletlcs for their pariiclpatien ln games in wnicn they snoweu wonderful teamwork, fYf'l ? A V f'I.v. I Xl 6 X fx' ' ETX- f I 0 f'fF ' :S xlf' j7b.QxXx?w ' if if ff ,C-.RAN-LA1A,lnvs4s-:ul F N .J Si .Q- K A n E .......e,,.., ... .., ..,.............. -. , . ' . - i A . L X P , , . . ,. i 'm 4i ' ': . PHoNE52n J voun FRIENDLY STORE'- PHGNE 2090, ' Co M PL IlVlnENTS i ,, ,f , ,, ,-4-. ...-W -MQ -...---.-g.- ..-.----.--Q--.-.-.-Q-.-f-.. r . OF 1, TAYLOWS Funmrunf H - FURNMURE stoves ,- U S IOREQ RUGS u9nf1 B wp, l9-23 wesr :off SCQ:':'TSQlfUFfF 1:1 f A ' ' , g'J,A. 4 QW e sruouo- so 'TSB Lumf ' Life-like Portraits Commercial Photograohy Photogranhic Copy , ,Photofinishing Custom Fade Frames Telephone 1397 22 west 17th st. rr , Y W N '- - AWN' -' 7 A T ' PHS BANQUET On February 27, 1951, the PHS Club held their an- nual banouet in nnnor of tne new members. The PHS members of the sophomore, junior and een- lor classes were all present. Mies Marlene Snyder, an ex-seniur of BCPS was present along with three otner I honored guests, Mfg, Herbert Royle, Mrs. Duane Cronk, and sponsor Miss Lpulse Moss. Tue new members te sign the constitution of the club wege Jhgrley Smlth, Kavnleen KLeven, Durothy Pet- erewn, mveLyn Jessng, Carole Jenson, Lola Muhr, Joan Stauffer, Carol Callsnam, Miss Moss, Mrs. Royle, and Mrs. Cronk. Nnen eaen new member wee admitted to the club, receives a carnation corsage. The nonored oledges each received a royal blue sweater, when the sweater? arrived. , V ,1 , O O N B5 ? SflZS F RO M 333977373113 TT TLEXTJ QFLTXL BJDJI I ESTABLISHED IN 1909 RESUURSI-TS OVER 12 MILLIO LLARS MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURAN RP. OOM Q EAWQU57 The juniors and seniors enjoyed a walk through the old fashioned garden on the evening of Nay 4, at the Bigger's Banquet Hall, in Scottsbluff. Roses and carnations decorated the room. Turkey, dressing, mashed potatoes, salad, peas, hot rolls, coffee and Sherbert wade up the menu for the banquet. . The seniors and faculty was greeted by the toast- raster, Jack Cleveland, who introduced each of the speakers. 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H l 3 : fl H 1 i -, , . 7 -X V1.1 . A if q F if L 4 24 In , W 1 5 i 1 I Y F Cf Banner County's grade' schools gathered st the hlgh school gym for the annual kstvon's Day program on Ween nesday, Hsy2. The program was well attended by EDC parents in the county, The Horseshoe Eend school, taught by Mrs, Lyllnn Steldley, won the srt competition for the second straight year. Second place went to Heath school, Srd. to Harrisburg Grade school and sth. to the George Brown school. District seven won first orlze ln the track and field events with l29 points, while District 50 was run- nerup with 855 points. There were 19 grade schools participating in the field events. . Horseshoe Bend's presentation of 'Hooking Bird H1ll,n with Larry Cleveland singing the solo part, was the big hit of the morning specialty program of songs, tap dances and skits. Pupils of the Stauffer school, presented a May pole dance and youngsters of several schools combined in rhythm hand numbers. All of the Banner County grade school pupils, some 210 strong, sang several choral numbers under the dir- ection of Miss Alice Foster of the Joe Brown school. Mrs. Arden Cross, teacher 11 the Cracker Box school, played the accompaniment. Members of the Banner Sounty hlgn school Junior class served a lunch at noon. ..- if 0 2 fi I ma, ' lf 9' fl.f 4, 5 -'KZ 545, R Bu' IZ, ET? 2 f x f ' ' .Q ' 4, up :T-7 ,, -V -, , ,, xl-H ,f ,uni , ' W: icq, , Y L,,,g1':w.,1 eg, -F , Y 5 INTE-RW C ITY LUMBER CO. CONBRAGULATIONS TO THE CLASS 012195: YOUR COMPLETE BUILDING SERV 'QE Nl 1 Y ,Y Y . Y 1 W , Q . , l N ' ' . n ., .,4...f1 - .-, 7 A-W --- - Y --V.-...W ' -J.. Yi TRASH . ,.,, 1, X Q 96 Sis X ,ff 1 E3 :Dr if 5.625 13 ' -n !, X ,Lg NJ ,Z ,f Nw AXP? ff -341,5 I li - , 1 .lf , . J. V ,. -A. 9 4 I H I 'H 5? wr I I ,rv when P Xa, . ' I ' 11 ' 4. L v sz. 9 fd, Q , r 6 - .A . 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Z ---,,.,, as MBALL, COUNTY 6529411 W eww M017 QWZ27 KIMBALL Q . BANNER co. A ' f ff if-I .w.,i..-1 1 as ...Sf 'R . X if 5 9' 5 sv BASKETBALL The Harrisburg Wildcats had n very 5004 BeH90n in basketball this year by winning eighteen and Only 105108 four games. A The starting five was made up of 'lib' John on,Hal- ter Shafto, Tom Ven Felt, Dale MItchel', and Fred Hugh- banke. The reserves were George Van felt, 'Red' Cran- dell, Jack Cleveland and Bob 'Mo' Tholneon. During the whole season, the t :m's total SETS was 1127 points and the opponents' was a total of 954. The high scorers for Harrisburg were 'Tub' Johns0n with 505 points and Tom Van Pelt w12h 504 points. Wal- ter Shafto followed closely with a qotal of 272 points. The Wildcats were not very goci at the free throw line and made only 401 of the 408 P69'SU0tS they Were given. The Harrisburg five were dovaed in the finals of the Tri-county by Liberty with a score of 57 to 39. Then later in the District Tournament the Wildcats were defeated by Melbeta in the flnels with the score of 59 to 44. Next year the team will bi short three of the star- ting line up and one reserve. The reserve team won six games this year and lost ten games. Harrisburg-55 M0prL11-35 Harrisburg-56 A1b11-41 Harrisburg-59 5unf2Qwer,39 Harrisburg-42 Me11eta-55 Harrisburg-44 MCGf3w-4g Harr1sburge55 Libfpty-45 Harrisburg-56 Lag-ange-52 Harrisburg 74 Sunflower-52 Harrisburg 59 BrgLdwgtep-41 Harrisburg 52 Me1peta-52 H3l 1 iSbl1I'g 6-5 Pot19r..44 Harrisburg-56 MCG ew-46 Harrlsbw4g-50 A1bLn-59 Harrisburg-42 L1kepny-40 HHTP15bUPE'40 Gehlng Reserves-35 Harrisburg-55 y0pr111-25 If I if If if 5 L E ,!--- - - , 1 Y 55505 JQWZZ 1 wfvrczi-za - -- -- cm: :Q s, DIAMQN of 1:12 Rl was fsfu at 6 wx' 1:2 EXPEEKTH WfQ fH 1 AND Q Img Bmw. RHQNE l N . I . H,:xfm.1Jir'QjrJ fN +'WDW?-3 51 Q o NJSCOT TSBLUQQGERIN3 H IWA on sms Bm as FO H: HOEART WEQDERS-ACETYLE N E QATIONAL WELDING TORGHES WELDINIG SUPPLIES ? OXYGEN AND ELECTRODES seams scorrssuumr P 4 Ill Pl-l 2 I- , . V-1 -lr 1 :: ,pu-urn, lm: . 1 41 f X E 28 ,f 1 f A XX - X fa x 4 t I x if 5 f-A ,-if M ' fl A :mmf L .Wg f I' ' s E s I z 2 .122 ' i V wz' Q 1 f 3 'J x it ,J I- ' f X A ' n I I 2- . ' ,f g , f, I 1 lx Ei JJ 4, w 11 1- -r, u . 1 r- 1 rf . A vx., . x A 2 I 1 A ' s 'NW 1. K.f 7 f,,Al'1!5'9 Elk' .- . Y -17' ' ff.. Qi A 1' ,, x V '35 M . FD r' . , 1 f I X3 Y' 5 x 1 ,my L. 'x id... A 1 - Q X ff 4 XY 'i A L L :I X., Ni, A ,,.A . , A , q,,.: J A .J-5 J Ce' f f 'Ili w ..- , TUCHMQD GSB TA 24 X , , ,Lr s6' .V A 1 A Y VHCHARO W svn.. .!, I .sf Y iii L-f .W-62 sfwfg -if :M fy ' fl 59 wi. , , Q5 : ,gf l 540,322 wg jg? f R 8 K' The Harrisburg Wildcats had a very successful seap son this year in track. The team started out with 19 boys. The team won four first place trophies this year and there were also several records broken. The first and second place winners are as follows: Scottsbluff Relays: High Jump. Shafto Znd. U80 Shuttle. Harrisburg lst. Broad Jump. Shafto lst. 880 Relay. Harrisburg lst. 280 Shuttle. Harrisburg lst. Pole Vault. T. Van Pelt Discus. T. Van Pelt lst lst. Oregon Trail Conference Shot Put. Hughbanks lst. Discus. T. Van Pelt 2nd High Jump. Shafto lst. 180 L. H. Hughbanks Znd. Pole Vault. T. Van Pelt lst. Broad Jump. Shafto Znd. G. Van Pelt 2nd. 120 H. H. T. Van Pelt 2nd, Trl-County. 120 HH. Hughbanks 2nd. High Jump. Shafto 2nd 180 LH. Hughbanks Znd. 220. Shafto lst. Shot Put.Hughbanks lst. 880. Johnson lst. Van Pelt 2nd, Pole Vault. T. Van Pelt lst. Discus. T. Van Pelt lst Broad Jump. Shafto lst. Class 'DW District. Pole Vault. T. Van P lt Broad Ju p, Ssaigglb L Shot Pu T' Zn G V Pglggiig 2 G. Van Pelt Znd. 880 Relay. Harrisburg lst. . High Jump. Shafto lst. . 880. Johnson 2nd, Discus. T. Van Pelt lst. . st 880 Relay. Harriebur lst 120 HH. Eggs' 8 1 mls R lay. r u ne. Alliance Inv o HH. T. Van Pelt X lgh Y mp, Shafto lst. Pole Vault G. V . , igcug T. van pelt 3rd, Broad Jump. Shaf X -b t fan John:.- 'o , 'N Qgnx ,IIT in 4 Sf XJ . D. .,f 'v':j 1 D31 ' ' 'l ' , n , gf f' ,- -- , o 0 o -5 . -N4 FX SJ ui .IX jak U -T Q O' , - , - S- EX E U E PPL I BOATINE HEADQUARTERS PHONE, PENNf- YAN 600 REYNOLDS WATER MASTER Q A 3 E - IIVIPLEMENTS PARTS-SALES+SERvuoE ..11 X X' -4-,,,,,,V,X, , Y , Y Y ....,..-,-- vi, , NJA , , Y, ,wud ..i.,M,,, T, ,.F.......,,,,.,.....,-. fg 'TJ '1 Q :Eg :Tab xml U W SD .J ' if faq V2 'E'wi7 nil hnlfl s F L...1 J -1 B, ...E JL .5 , 0,2 A D b JEL? P MMD H0 - ,553-1:4 X 7 3 SEP UR, 0 w .E M35 I M B af. L, W, , - ?! ETB.B l SM Xl LX 'gi J 'X 1 J J' -I .J EJ ...IJ1 L J .Q 1 '1-f1 '1 'TEL7 f ijib ' W ' 3 SJ .VJ .L .J gg C ,L il ,. W 'W HKMSALL, 1-zfzrsn. SJ Q Pfgoms we covrpuwx SERVICE T0 ALL MAKES or cans, A- sguurnz cQEvRoLB?'PAQ?E,xq , R. P. 1. OIL Luo -!MA5E, moby sue? ----- shxurznn, H , Vvcxnwsom cAsoLxNm.' W r - Y Y, - 1--,fi Y I ,-2' 1--f l . 1' . , . 1 I gfa V . - T1?i9Q tztatik 136322 Wd:-qi' .wr 'ww 1 svjqy-vfwsftb 9:5 1' umxr' . 1 -rgnsf lf' ? ' f s . 1 9 ' ' f w 1 w Y P N , 1:1 1 Ya ,-, ,L U 5 . -ifmr - I ' 1 , , X ' I 2 mn the if s9'p2i1i'idg Smf Qg1f a , 'a k 1G1nsf' -Q2 Ghgmnliomiship- isrephy 12113353 :week at Y W 5 I had 23' pointy, ,iE1d..hhpl-12512, nerup, 'lfhplatnh , H ' W ' 5? ' W 'if FA ,',' ' 1 7 , -1 . have ,Pa2rbl c1pa ting wer?-s Tom Van Bnikiimf- -ha 1tmx., 1+ 'H 4 I 1 . . .U ' w w1er1 presgge 1 5 Assam .gqgaarhsq fo' Eng- - wage: -vxfon ' IIamv2ish11rg in 1947. X ,' I. .-f 1 f W 1 1'-, nn. v- .. I x w fi VOLLEYBALL The volleyball girls had a eucoesehxl season this year in one sense, and in another, they had e very un- successful season. In the way they had thai? successful eeeeon, they were cepeble of beeting all of the teams they played at least once, but Uelbete, McGraw, and Sunflower. They won five out of thirteen games that they played during the season. ' Then during the tou nement, the Herriabu g volley- ball team were not able to win any gnmeef The coecn of the volleyball team wee Nine Fuel and their captain was Elsie Van Felt, A senior at BCH8. 1 K. I I ,Af 5' al T ' T tA' , ,ra , x, !-T' 5 z..- T ' MTN co-OP om co' ' SERVICE STATION TANK WAGON STSTTVTCE .fi -.I ! PHONE 64 TLETTTNT3 NEBTT 101111111 10-nal'-re 31-I 4, , L,-Juinli,,, T-in T' '1' Ti, ,, 4 , T TTT ' 7 :rv 4 ' 1 4:,:- Q, ' , T v Y ' J ' . .m': ,.. -' .1 I T . VOLLEYBALL The volleyball girls had s successful season this year in one sense, and in another, they had s very un- successful season. In the way they had theif successful season, they were capable of beating all of the teams they played at least once, out Yelbeta, vcurew, and Sunflower. They won five out of thirteen games that they plsyed during the season. Then during the tou nament, the Hsrrisbu g volley- ball tcaw were not able uc win any games. Tue coacn of the volleyball team Iss Miss Voss and their captain was Elsie Van Pelt, s senior at BCHS. 'x S ' 1 ,fff f if if T71 ,U , nn Y Y - L.: , , nl' , Y Y -- - NPV CO-OP OIL CO SERVICE STATION TANK NNAEON SERVICE :Tail PHONE 64 5 E R 'TNF' ...N A .NEBR- ' ,, ur 1- H 'Agn-Lf' 1-an , , ' 'Y J. , 'f FL 5 13 ., . 4 Y 1 I E X V sy do .Dm 9 hmm' t X fs fl e , w, an X IM' Q J X Q 5 3 ' af ma., an d W. . qw L gg MA... gav- 1--wuuqv.z,.,,.. N- ru FEL.-. Elsie Van Pelt Tom Van Pelt Barbara Madden Dale-Hughbanks walter Shafto Martha Thompson Robert Thompson Fritz Hughbanks Jack Cleveland Richard Crandell Kenneth Johnson Mary Pope Johnson Lynora McGowan DeVota Rohrs Eloise Snyder Shirley Swan Donny Cleveland Darrell Deeds Warren Gifford Dale Mitchell Larry Muhr Shirley Nelson Billy Thompson George Van Pelt Richard Wyatt Terry Cross James Deeds EMI?-:IE IUU EPUHL For her flirting with the seiemographerr For being one of the C.P. boys. Always looking for a U8 Chevy. For his 36 General Motors. For being the Judge of B. C. H. S. Her work she has done for the Lord. For being so curious. For putting up with 'Mo' and 'Luk1e'. For being so tough. For his red hair. Being an A student. Working for the Lord. Picking on the Sophomore boys. Going with a C.P. boy. Being Jealous all of the time. Her two tone hair. NI got a girl friend now.' Cherokee hair cut. Chasing the girls. His Tarzan yell. Playing Paul Revere. Being seen and not heard. His long hair. Being another one of the C.P. boys. H18 trip to California. Trying to be a cowboy, Being the teachers nest. NILE VALLEY CO OP ERATN AND MILLINIQ CO DISTRIBUTORS FOR THE COOP OPEN FEED FORMULA HIGHEST Passes PAID Fore rgmms CALL US FOR BIDS T WH EAT CORN OATS BARLEY ' 'SCOTTSBLUFF - cfemm 5 Hum-TWAY T T PHONE69O T I j ' 2 T T iv - IL , ,........ V Tlhhut mn. Carole Jenson Avelyn Jessup Kuthleen Kleven Leland Ruhr Lola Luhr Dorothy Peterson Shirley Smith Glendel Snrder Junior Snyder Joan Steuffer Ui1'1am Van Felt Monty Vinemah Carole Callahan 'WW Her blushing- Her pretty hair. Little but mighty. His temper. Her want to date all BCHS Her honking horn. HLy boy friend Guy'. Having HLukie the Seoondn. Seen but not heard. 5 n wonder where Donny ls. Future jeep driver of B025 His laugh. Her freckles. D 0 ,31 '5 1 boys IVIILLERS MARKET L OLOCKER PLANT I FRESH AND CURED MEAT CUSTOM KILLING AND CURINE-A I PHONE 45 v T I , I L LL:f I , IQERINE- PRODUCE ,WE ALWAYS PAY , I TOP IVIARKE T PRICES I F R CREAM 3 POULTRY Ano EISES I I PHONE 309 I I L.EE.I3INIG. L- NLE . ' A LAW OFFICES 'OLSEN 8: HOLTORF I I I327 .BROADWAY - IQERINIQ NEHR. . P 1. I I I It.I.L . - gg, 3 -,-.1 ..,- 1:- .iiii -1- i ' X1-i iii, -1-it -lf Lili- if 1-1- ...ini 1- QZQZ? ia HDVERTISIHG .-rl 1. 1' - 1i11111w'.-'?1..'fE:P1 '- 12 W ,. 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