Beatrice High School - Homesteader Yearbook (Beatrice, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1950 volume:

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The public appearances of +he baslcerball Jreams, 'rhe gym exhibilions, and lhe dramafic produclions are performed on +he Junior l-ligh srage 'For admiring fans. if , ,.. ff' 5 1.1.0 '-,J , K , . . L., .. , - - 4 ., .. .I-. V-r PTQ Hn! Hang, ! Ho! This is The Tield where The Orangemen have Their vicTories and yes, deTeaTs, Too. The Tield is used Tor all The pracTices and games. A new lighTing sysTem insTalled This year is one oT The besT in The sTaTe, so ThaT Tans who aTTend The games can easily see all parTs oT The Tield. New wooden bleachers on The wesT side oT The Tield were added To accom- modaTe ouT-oT-Town Tans. I ' ff! ' ffl! pl, ll i fi 11 l ffl! Qf 1' I I7 ,I The senior high marching bano , - The Tield in The aTTernoon To pracTice TormaTions. 'hvsical educaTion classes are held here when The weaTher f. nice. During The winTer The Tield is empTy, buT in The spring The Traclcmen pracTice on The cinders around The Tield. BoTh day and nighT Track meeTs are held here. W A 715' is ' ff' 7 Y f Ajjff if N f 2' jj 1 5 ,. Nairn T ', i J, . T' ' 6? il Q fi 9, W Jr EEEEETTEE fifffffff IIYIHYIY I mlm This whiTe building houses The Beaf ce school adminisTraTion offices. The ag shop and school supplies are also in The bu ld ng gn. fha, jail., Me,- meef our leachers make new friends begin our classes see The band worlc on Jrhe paper ioin lhe clubs walch The foolball 'reams 911, fha, lduztm, Un, see lhe play have our banquel' goin in sing ng buy our Homesleader do our experimenls go 'ro baslcelloall games 9n,fluv.5pJunq, wr, have Jrhe senior play gel our l-lomesleaders finish all our classes sludy for exams s T a+ lhe lraclc meels oraduale loolc oaclc al if all I .. .. . . I I .. become seniors i i PQ i S XX an lr- 'f vtwxk N. lllnl I 1 Ili I T -Q 022, P1ma.enL 79 0301 CHOOL lufe as more rhan classes exams and sluclyung allhough fhese of necessnly lake 'rhe mayor porhon of our 'fume Snngung playnng afhlehc games achng decorahng sellnng fuckers dancnng and ever eahng are all hed up vvfrh our memornes of school lufe To preserve for you 'rhus over all puc+ure of persons and places happen :nos and happiness nnformahon and lnspnrahon 'rhe l95O Homesleader was who Qnna. .VL Ednfor Joan Olsen Busuness Manager Ruchard Crone Ass? Ednfor Mary Ann Paselc Assf Busmess Manager Evaro Franzen Faculty Shurley Arplce Photographer Efhan Wmehng Classrooms Marfha Cook Secrefary Nadine Lnndhorsf Organnzahons Jam Blongewncz Typnsl Marcia Sand Sensor Edafors Donna Wull Wnlmeffa Wayman Cover Chanrman Donna McCoy Home Rooms Darlene Blakely Publncufy Commnffee-Joyce Clausen Harold An Afhlehcs Phul Bede drew John Fnlce Feafures Carol McCown Advnsors Nelle Gnngles Allce Wmsor jhe, crealed. I l XXX x X X - W my YW Us ,rvk X, L 4 'J v ,V Q m w I dy? 9 r 4. , yw. ' I' A-Q.,-L X 1.1: JLLZL archntects and bunlders Dr Barton L Klnno Superrntendent A sumnng the positron of prmcnpal Mr Planteen former guidance durector has shown has abllnty for run ning BHS of a school Erna Maru Fenner Secretary to Pr nc pal Lmnoa Paterson Bortha Stern Mrs Bath Klme Emma Hanson Gu dance Darector Mathematcs School Nurse Librarian r .7111 Jfwllfllf Durnng the past year Dr Klune s bxggest problem has een pranmng the new school He has traveled extensvvely to vusnt recently bunlt schools and has conferred wnth J J Planteen Prnnc pal Erme as the one who does those hundred and one little thnngs that are so essentnal to the smooth runnmg Agnes vor rls Phys cal Educat on I Page B 9 b s s r y : J H . . ' I I ' , i ' ' At Gi I i W we has s . ,fo - 'fl-v 3 Marlin League ' R. A. Drishaus Modern Problems. American Hisfory Anno Pagels Zi-Lailly Fern McVichr Geomefry Vocal Music Lafin, English .N , so .n fl ll Nelle Gmglos Imogene Pollah English Journalnsm Homemalung Through fhe seasons our school days were guuded by 'these 'rhe faculfy New fo lhe posuhon of Sundance Dnrecfor was Mass Peferson who helped plan schedules and sfranghfen our credufs Fall broughf noi only a new school year buf also fhree new 'teachers Mr Sev erns drnver educahon Mrs Severns Spanish and Englnsh ancl Mr Grey chemusfr physncs and scne added fo esfaff Wonler saw fhe +eachers supervvslng sludenfs af foofball and baslcefball games Alfhough 'rhey slaged a fnerce balfle agarnsl lhe varsuly baske? ball feam nn a benefuf game for Marlon Barlholo mew who was hurl durmg fhe foofball season lhe facully losf fhenr hrs? and lasf game of +he season Sprung fever broughl' resflessness fo feachers as well as sfudenfs as fhey prepared fo go fo sum mer school or on varnous vacahons 5903 W H L Beal Mary Siurmer Rex Roclowey Ahgg Pgrmmfgr Commervcral Bpolggy Modern Problems Socual Sfud Engllgh Page 9 Voca+ional Agriculllure I ff 'Q fic ill l' :lf Donald Geye Chemusrry Phy :cs Advanced Scnence Wayne Keedmg Arhlehcs Halel Wnllnams Englxsh Dramahcs Speech Fred Lorenz Afhlehcs R W Severns Drwer Educafaon E' Eugene LnHler Donald Po+1'er Dnrecior of Afhlehcs Gym Team Fred Brockmen Vocahonal Wood Shop Spamsh Englnsh Aluce Wmsor C M Sfuchlnk World Husfory Amerlcen Husfory xg, nil L99 J S Douflnf Grace Soufher 1, Vocehonal Machine Shop El'1QlI5l'l Mrs Kefhryn Severn: Commercual Esfelle R015 Insfrumenfal Musuc AQLS' 5 mxqage IO rf I A I f , f 'M' f 1 0 , I , pw - ' ' , U, 1' . h A I J l 4 . f p ' 1 ' ' -. I , 1 ' . f ' ' I ,, ' , ,1 AQ . ' S. I I -7' ,pri ' ' . . f- l -:wx 4 A fl Q 2 V faq: 4 .. 1 ,fi A K' Q 'V if . N X ' -, K I 0 ' 3 A f - A ... I , - 1 f 'Lf I bo-' I I I 1 ,' -' ' ' ' - V ilfgr-i ' lla? . .45 Q56 Q 33? , ' Dr B L Kline D' H H Heupefhr, E. A. Hublra, R. W. Tr '32 4' Q Charles Mann Officers of rhe board are W. W. Coolc, presidenfy B. R. Rorhen- f berger, vice presidenrq and Barron L. Kline, secrefary. M1 A I C214 in 1' N15 f' H M Garreff Dr B L Kline Mrs Marcella Grobher Mary Bufmhdm Mnam Bra++ Ba bara Cass Um Qumdafm, Hiring and firing aren 'r rhe only 'rhings our school board does The educahon com miffee has charge of deciding whar courses will be 'raughf and rhe requuremenrs for graduahon The properhes commirree has full charge of all +he school buildings in Bealrice while The 'Finance commuffee handles all money policies The acrivuries commillee decides whefher we shall have foofball or baseball reams in our school and orher problems on such acrivmes. acfiviries. The superinfendenl' of schools is an aulomafic member of fhe board, bur all others are elecfed. Three members are vofed on in The even numbered years rhus assuring experienced persons on the board af all fimes. J M Hannaford B R Rolhenberger E T Howey W W Cook Pa ell Leslie Noble lf' N, X 'I , ix H' 'X x A' N .ly r, I Xx rf T ff. glfxl Q.. Y X , 4 .i 8 PRINT! BOUKITIDERS ii Uliicvu, Suzaine Barnard. presidenT Delores Pohlenz, vice presidenT ' 4 X fi-Jr., 4:5L' Lyndy Loclc, ', 45' 'Q secreTary od . 1, P ' Dean SaclceTT, k ffzb X i i Treasurer SaclceTT Pohlenz Lock Barnard Ccfpll, 512. Jlwm, Jon, Jn, 52 AT The beginning oT Their career in Senior l-ligh, The sophomore class chose Suzaine Barnard as presidenT1 Delores Pohlenz, vice presidenT: Lyndy Loclc. secreTary: and Dean SaclreTT, Treasurer. These able oTTicers TulTilled Their duTies and led Their class very well. The represenTaTives chosen Tor STudenT Council were Mary Jo Waddell and Jerry Gross. Because sophomores do noT pay dues, The class oT I952 had a baslceT ball concession and Thereby raised Tunds Tor Their iunior year. This will reduce Junior Class dues and malce Them much lower Than in previous years. Sophomore class sponsors are Miss Reid, Miss Williams, Miss Singles, Mr. Beal, Miss Winsor, Mr. Severns, Mr. Drishaus, and Mr. l..iTTler. Q'- P' I f ' ,law IZ 'wg Q' 1' 4 A l ode . ,- A wif . L Room 22 dTop Row Tom cl: Barker Gary Barkley Channmg Carpenler Kennelh Carsfens Rnchard Berg Duane Blaser Mass Rex Sfecond Row Kennelh Delores Arlerburn Shrrley Brrnlrmeyer Beverly Bargman Paul Andreas John Chapman Kennefh Baum all: Third Row B B s Barbara Bryan+ Mary Lou Brrghf Lerha Baumfall: Nancy Case Fred Brofr Marlene Balmer Sally Applegel Boffom Row lerf Delores Buss BeHyCull1son B ll Jean Anderson Shrrley Brrnlon Shrrley Barnard Charlene Borllell Room 4 Top Row Marrlyn Drssmeyer Wayne Greene Marvin Howe Bull Hawlnns Don Brand? John Herzog Larry Harfley Second Row Roqene Henrrclxs Helen Flefcher Jam Headley Loyal Gerberdrng Daryl Hall Earl Howey Harlan Gronewald Thlrd Row Lawrence Hagemerer Charles Ensz Jerry Gross Eleanor Hreronymus Dons Hrggrns Charles Drggs Mass Wrllnams Bolfom Row Elmer Hevelone Beverly Games Mary Jo Dunfz Nancy Dedrrclr Royena Esfes Valarra Duensrng Vrrgrnra Errxson Room 37 Top Row Archre McCall Bull Leseberg Marvrn Kennedy Marvrn Macy Gerald Kelley Jsm Lancasler Dean Krpf Donald Mclfrnney Second Row Kennefh Kohler Joe Moran Ted Kung Harlan Janlzen Don Mason Drclx Murray Marlene Lvlfrell MISS Glngles Loss Klolz Thrrd Row Norma Moser Lawrence Kunfz Burrell McMasfers Audrey Larson Loss Manley Grace Lnlfell Konrad? Konnen berg Boflom Row Leo Maschrneler Loree Murray Norma McNamee Norma Lloyd Carole Leafgren Lyndy Loclc ff SJ 9 P'-r 9 Q U I 1 an KJ pw Room 2 Top Row Ruby Peaco lr Huber? Perhoud R clward O Nel Erwrn R ensclwe V rg l Oflo Charles Redman Lawrence Rerrner Second Row Norrrar' Parde Parrr na N clrols Sandra Orwen Ma y Rfferbuslw Rlclward Ramsey Harold Fenner Thnrd Row Elda Plwgslon Mr Beal Doris Roberls Jael: Rolzrn Jerry Pool Belly Jo Norman Boffom Row Parr' Pe'er on Arm Re rner Del es Polwenz Eve yr Ra fbu Norrfa N clceson He-rber+ Ra fey Room 25 Top Row Wayne Sp llne B ll Slevers Jonn S earns Dear' Sauer' Ruby Slwc?+e lu lr Barbara S qer Mary Ann Sp llcer Second Row E lwe Sa dersleld Verreal Sr: ke Charles Talbor Wes 'lraubel A an Tl1 ber Den Sm d' Earl Sprrnqer ur Rop-Vvan S In Maxrne clnenclc Da Umpher-our cn ranl Jane ane e Trusse me Lee a om Row Rc ald Trecek Lo s S even: Marly ln wer rrva 'ore ey a s e r M Wrnser Room 7 op Row bec Wrg sfran awre ce Wllarfs Morgan Van ver Rayn nd Yager Beverly Wln elvead Mr eve Second Row Barbara Warren Mary Jo Waddel Barbara Wneclc .lea Wrqr Dave Weaver Third Row Roseffa Vwallman Crna Wayman Laura Vandegrf Duane Wenzl B b Wrlluarns Marvun W BoHom Row Erra Jean Vanover LaDonna Vandegrllf Hele Young Ardarlw Young Mary Wreqand L 7 6' ,.. . CQ ov Q Q- 1 ev -- -Ps 312110014 ffm Seomefry is fhe beg'nnIng fnafh course in senior high, which includes GG' vanced algebra, frigonomefry, and solid 1 geornefry. Geornefry, which Is offered fo K' i sophomores, consisfs of working ouf and 'T ' solving axioms and fheorems. The never T N ending fob of the sfudenfs is proving fhe , l K friangles congruenf. Equal angles, paral- 'K' lelograms and circles all have fheir place in X. ' f fhe sfudy of geomefry. nl v-In .- If Jim Slwlztui Qbianm Board work wifh fhe chalk on fhe 5 end of a sfring and fhe ruler, fakes many classroom hours. Brains are worked fo figure ouf new ways of ' A doing problems and good memory oy- qfx work is pracficed fhroughouf fhe 5 year. Clear fhinking is needed and pracficed in fhe correct working of problems in lhis, fhe foundafion of more complicafed courses. uf' vs, 'T in .-Zum, As fhe year begins many sophomores begin fheir science careers biology. The mysfery of living fhings is discussed and learned. Many proiecfs are held during fhe year such as feeding fhe gold fish and making scrapbooks on various unifs. All phases of planf and animal life are offered fo fhe budding scienfisfs, who learn much fhrough films, faking Oscar aparf and acfually doing some dissecfing and oufdoor observafions. Through biology sophomores are given fhe beginnings for more difficulf scienfific work in lafer years, fo learn whefher fheir in- feresf lies in science. l Page 15 3-gl-' ff 1' 6714544- The orcheslra lhis year was made up ol slu- denfs from bofh iunior and senior high. These lorry- live musicians, lwenly-five sfrings along wilh lwenly brasses, reeds, and percussion, made Their appear- ance al several evenls during 'rhe pasl year. They were enioyed by many people al fheir programs which included a lrip lo Kiwanis and 'rhe beginning ol The Chrislmas program. The main program ol lhe year was lhe Spring Concerl where Sfringing Along Toge+her Firsl row: Diggs, Niday, Frerichs, Crawford. Second row: Beflen, Lovell, Uhrich, Snyder, Bindrum. Thircl row: Anas, Ellison, Clacssen. Fourih row: M. J. Jones, Blalceway, Lammel. Fifih row: Lichliler, Carrel, Newburn. Sixfh row: Spillcer, Coales, Slrenq, A. Barllefl. Back row: Koenig, Kreuscher, B. Barllell, Drishaus. Church Schidler, B. Jones. Paselc, l-lodge, Wieling, Weber. Noi in picfure: Blonqewicz, Hobbs, Barlelc, Pohlenz, Williams Brinlcmeyer, Balmer, Seng, Thomsen, Wiegand. Piclrenpough Pinlrerlon, Young. rhe band and orcheslra played. As lar as seniors were concerned lhe mosl imporlanl programs were commencemenl and baccalaureale. These performances were made possible by 'he direclion ol Mr. C. M. Sfuchlilq, whose hard worlc during the year gave 'rhe school ils musical produclions. All lhe deparlmenls were divided up lo prac- lice as small ensembles in order lo iron our dilzli- culfies in lhe music. l f 1 l , lll l i x , , I yr, l i V r . 4 2l'l T, 2Q s li. Xi . ' 1 ' T as fr f Y 5 3 i'F - f f' 1.- : - wr' rr' 4, .. 'E Xl 1 V Y 3 Top Row D l-lullenmarer Ramse B P y enner Munson Kleman Trmdel econd Row M ITTBU cCc rv R Sprague J Nelson Arplce Th rn eclc T op Row Berg Krue cl-er Johnson B Penner Coclc Thorrsen Seclrman Church l-'lzgqms Tr ndel Second Row Fox Mlchell Kramer Arplce l-lullen eer' Nclrc son Kleman Werden Plclcermg Umphe ncur ur Row Rerr-rer O sen l-l Perner Sfearn G- us D Sand Thrrnrn Werns l-lleronymous Schnuelle M Jone urlh Row M ss Re ,f Re 'ver arr Neso P ce Cprag e McCcwn Nsemeyer Ledbeller M-:Coy r re S Jcnes Every day lhrough lhe hour the cho r beqlns p ac+r volces blend lnfo The walls year around lourlh ng Those beauhlul l lhe whole school bu ld ng I+ always adds a reslfu Touch lo lhe sludy hall and somehrnes lempls lhe le s sludrous one Info dreemland The choar ns always per ormmq al drllerenl lunchons bolh soclal and eczucallonal There was h l e blg vocal musrc cllnrc wh ch was held earl rn Y rhe sprlng Then loo they per crmed rn lhe annual h rlsfmas program and oll-er school achvme There are hlly lour members rn the chow u Le s Grumrrer' A r er on Buess Be n ar f The g ls ou+ number fhe boys lhlrly hve lo ne een The sopranos lead wrfh nrneleen members e ado new wllh suxleen lhe basses wlrh en a d rl-e lenors wrfh nrne The vocal musrc deparlmenl ln lhe capable hands ol Mass Lucrle Really has a number of smal' G oups One ol lhese s the mlxed group They have been srngrng al drllerenl Tunchons also Th al fhe Grange and Blaclc banquel and followed up W lh orhe enqaqemenls of The same rype fhrcugh T 6 year ey sang ' Y 1 ,L 'z Q N , 1 9 , 'T . f I., 5 '- W , . , 4 f T - V ,X - , 5 , , I . , , . l , , , ' ' , l . ' m ' 'z T A I - I ' - ' . 'rw a -. ' , lf , , , S. fly-gl . . ' . ' . ' . . . s. Fo - 7 l, E C , ' 'M r' 2:2 u u , , ' , . Bclfom Row-Grcle, Earler, Gfbscn, W'el:' , M rsrrar, w' , ' 1 ,, d s , , r h d , , lr , ' -' I ' r 'cf . ' P' + I , a ' ' 4 . . C W M 4 SN Y . . I . + I I Q I e n . . , , ' . s, ' s - - U .. I y . I l . . . I X - - r - r . l- 4 . C . V 1 1 E , .. S' - K , I . - V . 1 . . F X I Page I8 Page 19 JI!! T Top Row M Sand Holrrsfrand Gay Plan een Mus ma L Webe Second Row Bakey Gross McMase S Fanlr Grore ad Jones Third Row Seng Rufferbush Waddell B Young Robson Applegef Ms Kline Bofiom Row Wayman Johr-son Davsor- D Sand A Young J Payne Wufh Mr Planfeen and Mrs Klxne as advusers the Sfudenf Councul came fhrough fhe year wrfh a number of prolecfs fo fhelr credlf One of fhe mann fhemes of Safefy Sparky fhe wafchbrrd everybody un school parfncularly nn fhe sfudy hall where many days fhroughouf fhe were drawn fo show whaf noi' fo Qparlcy also spolce over fhe mfercom +o fhe unsus pecfmg sfudenfs The council was un charge of fhe Orange and Blaclc banquef and prom whuch furned ouf fo be a greaf success lnsfead of a formal dance fhns fhe year was was wafchmg year carfoons do an fraffuc nunul. year fhey sponsored social and square danclng les sons They encouraged proper behavlor an going from Sensor I-lrgh fo Junzor Hugh for acfnvlfy pro grams Every flme fhere were fhose guards fo re mmd you fo lceep off fhe lawn Co operafung wfh fhe police nn order fo um prove fhe bad fraffnc condzfnon nn fronf of school af noon was anofher goal achueved Membershup ns composed of one represenfa fsve elecfed from each home room and fwo from each class UMLLMA, Presudenf Bob Young Vnce Presndenf lla Rae Johnson Secrefary Dorofhy Sand Treasurer Jerry Gross Sand J hnson Young Gross ll ' i - f' IQ, .Q .. Q L 3 ? .-. - '. 1. , P , ,-V i y, Y I -1 ' .. 3. I- 43 ,I 0 0-9 57 1 il- 'Y -- .. V , , ,- - I l - , . ., h -s .1 A - Y ,A ' Cfr' ' . , , , . ' N - , , , , , , Mr. l Q , s n, ow, '. - l ' , ' rs 2, , w ' . ' - , ' . . . . I . r. ' . - l l. . , . , . . ? 0 . . , ' A 1 ' D ,, . rl . . ll ll ' ' - - I I ' - 1 . V I 1 h . . . . - r . ,- Y' . . n . 1 , - - ' 'EB' TV 51' V og A, I. IC. , 'Y , . sf: X lv 1 ' l or , .:w.E.:J M.. English in many forms is offered To sTudenTs inTeresTed in This phase of learning. All The differ- enT Types of sTudenTs and Their courses can find The English besT for Them. English B or English S are requiremenTs for graduafion, and The oTher English courses offered add To The general lcnow- ledge of grammar and liTeraTure. English A, B, C, D, E, and S are The differenf ranlcs of The high school course wiTh Journalism counTed as one year of English for seniors. This year a new Type of English Training has been offered, ThaT of radio broadcasTing from sTaTion KWBE in Beafrice. Fif- Teen minufes every weelc is offered To The public schools for use as They see fiT. Many Times The English classes have parTicipaTed in This public service feafure. The addiTion of This worl: has helped To malce The English program compleTe. Pass To The library are familiar words To all sTudenTs of The high school. The library is used by almosT everyone for eiTher reference, enTer'Tain- menT, and sTudy worlc. ' ln English S sTudenTs learn The fundamenfals of speech worlc and ofTen parTicipaTe in choral spealcing, which is done much The same way as choral singing. The voices are divided info lighTs and heavys and are each given solo parTs in The reciTaTion of poems and sTories. OTher worlc Through The year consisTs of vocabulary worlc and word drills. 5. 5 X LX ' if-L i if J .B Q fvff 4-5' '7 . T ,xl V f - l' Md, Qkf' - W .1 ff' 'X '- Early every Tall The journalism class begins The Every year There are a Tew experienced iour- Taslc oT puTTing ouT The Pioneer. This school ubli- nalism sTudenTs who were chosen The second se- P caTion is puT ouT six Times every semesTer. mesTer oT Their junior year Trom Their English classes. These brillianT souls learn The ropes, Then when They're seniors They lead in puTTing The paper ouT and Teach everyThing They lcnow To The nexT group oT sTudenTs. This goes on every year so There are always some experienced ones on The sTaTT. Journalism is TaughT in pracTical Torm. This means Teaching all parTs oT news- ?',X f-qi S .1 paper worlc T The acTual lay denT Ts a reporTer on The sTaTT and also has anoTher job like page reading. The The d'TTerenT wiTl- The papers oubficanon and disTribuTion. Ai This ouT TogeTher brings ou' The high school paper, The Pioneer. , . 1 - R 995. ' 4 :' '? rom The gaThering oT news iTems To ouT and prinT3ng oT papers. Each sTu- ediTor, disTribuTion, TypisT, and copy- picTures you see on This page show phases QT worlc oone in connecTion Top Row W u e s Penner W arrs Kreuscher Second Row ause Herzog o a R erne Pau er Bo+Tom Row or-es Baeh Behrens 'arT McCcwn McCoy Mass Pagels Qnuzq. Jon, Uflwu, Thls year under The sponsorship oT Mlss Anne Pagels The Junior Red Cross held :Ts membershsp drlve by aslclng Tor small conTnbuTuons Trorn The puplls A luTTle red buTTon and a rnembershlp card were g yen To al who Iolned Carol Mc:Cown was chosen presudenT Law renee Wrll arns vlce presldenT Lyndy Loclc Treas urer Joyce Clausen secreTary These oTT:cers led The group IU :Ts d.TTerenT pro1ecTs ThroughouT The year Fll ng gnTT boxes To be senT To The nee y chlldren of dvhfe enT counTnes was The-lr blggesT drsve oT The year To Row Olsen Gll Second Row Franzen espe D a J,jw14,nI, Jluz, 'UU Exery oTher Monday evening aTTer school a Troup oT gurls could be seen gonng up Those YWCA sTanrs To The STudenT Club meeTlng There They learned The Tuner pounTs an carrynng ouT programs and enTerTannmenT WnTh Donna Wall as presudenT DoroThy Sand as vrce presndenT Loraine Ballard secreTary and Joan Olsen Treasurer The club enloyed covered dish suppers slumber parhes TalenT shows and candy sales On The more serious sude They collecTed mclcels To send candy bars over seas All oT These acTnvaTnes go unTo The rnalcung oT STudenT Club C dler Wll Blah M1 d Ballard Weber Q7 Pace Top Row T-lolrr'sTrand Paselr Franze L Har.: Nas Olsen Mlss SouTher Second Row S Barnad Case Seng Ay es Arpbe Clausen Mayberry Cool: Lol: Warrer LndrorsT Emal Seclcman :rd Row Mrss Sa yer C B r le ohbe P u r r Bla hdler Grussrrg Gllespe WI Fourfh R w Jones Pohlenz Wnlce D Pe'eson Po el Hansen Sco eld TarT Marcha d Lms oTT ApplegeT Mack MCCO n BoHom Row Bernhardr Davson U Sand GroTe Ba lad P PeTerson Buess Waddell B lr John on ar P Lcfo Umtmxq, .94 0wr,f1uy,' WnTh Mrss SouTher and Mess Sawyer as spon sors The Zap Club came Through The year wlTh srxTy Three members The ofhcers oT Thus group are Marcsa Sand presudenT Mary Ann l-lolmsTrand vnce presrdenT Shnrley Barnard secreTary and Mary Ann Paselc Treasurer The usual number oT members IH Zup Club s szxTy buT because oT Tues Three addlhonal ones were admrTTed This year Every year Twelve sopho mores eughT lumors and eughT sensors are muh aTed nnTo The club f T P , I . - T , r' ow, Trzrde, Vrlebe' 'Jace' TF: :e . :W TITLE, I - -. 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A 2 .1 Y . . - A Q . . 1- ' ' ,- Page 23 The Zap Club has a demerrT sysTem Gnrls sTay Umm Hung. 611.201, The cheerleaders were a lnTTle on The sopho more slde wrTh Three Jean TarT Pam PeTerson and Mary Jo Waddell oT The younger class The oTher Two were Marrlyn Buess rumor and ldola Boclc a semor These gurls braved The cold oT The grrduron and The heaT oT The Track To lead The-nr school an The enThussasm oT baclung The Team They played a large parT nn urging BHS aThleTes on To vncTory as members Trom The Trme They are rnrTraTed unhl The Trrne They graduaTe unless a member recerves Tuve demeraTs before her graduahon The club provrded pep aT all The home aTh'eTnc conTesTs durmq The yea They also wenT by bus and car To mosT oT The ouT oT Town games Always a bug parT oT The year IS The Zrp Club umhahon whnch Thus year was held aTTer school hours Relnable sources say ThaT :T proved To be very successful Provudmg clean ravalry and sporTsmanshup be Tween classes and schools was one purpose oT The c u Cheer Leades Bock Tarr Waddell Buess Peferson Page 25 5 Kaedung LuHIgr Lorenz Pong.- l0n,1uz, Hai, a, ach, As hus o+her appounfmenf and assusfanf upon beung made a+hle+uc durecfor Coach LuHler ob 'rauned fhe servuces of Fred Lorenz who had uusf funushed schoolung af fhe Unuversufy of Nebraska where he leHered four years un foofball Fred us also un hus second year as lune coach Much creduf us due Fred for hus fine work wufh 'lhe lune and also wufh lhe Team as a whole Mr Lorenz us Junuor Hugh shop unsfrucfor Coach Don Poller us responsuble for keepung gymnashcs aluve af Beafruce Hugh School as well as producung some good gym feams Sunce ufs revuvual un I946 when Beafruce won fhe sfafe meer as gymnaslucs had been excluded dur ung fhe warl lhe sporl has grown To a good slalus Mr Poffer came 'ro Bealruce un I948 when he also was Junuor Hugh physucal educafuon unsfrucfor Thus year he faughf General Scuence besudes hus gymnasfucs dufues Don us a former Colorado Unu versufy afhlefe where he leHered un gymnasfucs In hus second year as afhlefuc durecfor and head foofball coach Eugene Red LuHler look an even furmer grup fhaf dudn f loosen unhl he had reached hus obuecfuve-The Mud Easf conference champuon s up Red came to BHS un I946 as head frack coach and reserve foolball menfor Wufh fhe resugnahon of bofh varsufy fooiball coaches Red was appounfed head foofball coach and alhlehc dureclor along wu'rh hus 'fhen ofher duhes Mr Luffler us a former Unuversuf of Nebraska frack sfar where he shll holds severa records He us also sponsor of fhe B Club Anofher second year coach us lhe varsuly baskef ball menfor Wayne Kaedung Wayne us a former courl sfar from York college where he obfauned fame un fhal' sporl He us also reserve foofball coach Mr Kaedung has been confunually buuldung fulure baskefball leams sunce hus arruval fo B H S a Lulfler find rullul , EQ '1 N N I H ' . ' h'. A A o - fx Xl Sfandmg T Woodward Holt Kunkel Hawkms Nyden Skalle Macy Lohmeyer Fnsher Seafed Coach Kaedung Coach Luffler Sfuden+ Managers Lnenemcn Munson Bevnngion Y Y-.ms Ynwxn A Rcckefung game Actuon wxfh fhe Nebs Vlhufemore Nudav Genruch Bede Gay Berfholomew Kennedy Pohlenz McMes+ers Falsfead 3 N' 1' -'. 5'-ff-, l Grencer Robrson Thres 5rmTh Pefhoud Reusche Klemen Fox. Kollekowsln K Woodward Columbus d'5C0V6V5 More ruffled feeThers for The Redbards The l949 Orangemen TooTball squad wnnners of eughT oT mne conTesTs and The coveTed Mud EasT conTerence TnTle never beTore won by BeaT rnce Hugh School ns Truly responsible Tor The say mg ThaT BeaTruce ns begnnnung To look luke The Orangemen of way back Thenr hard blocknng and Tacklung running and passnng were Thnngs To waTch and envy Worknng as a machnne luke unaT an every conTesT They were never beaTen on Thenr home Tueld The l.uTTlermen sTarTed The season by whnp pnng Luncoln NorTheasT I3 7 To give Them some Thnng To lean on nn The Mud EasT The Orangemen Then Traveled 482 mules To be handed Theur only deTeaT of The season by The ScoTTsbluTT BearcaTs 27 I3 AT Nebraska ClTy The Orange whipped The Pioneers I5 6 using The ground and alr equally well. STilI Traveling The Discoverers oT Columbus Treshmen in The Mid-EasT cIrcuiT Tell before The Orangemen 25-6. Page 27 Back aT home The Fanrbury JeTTs Tanled To mafch The LnTTlermen s early scoring The TacT ThaT The Orangemen Tmnshed The season wnTh a record oT havung scored In The TnrsT Tuve mmuTes oT play an every game and Tricky deT'enses as The JeTTs were conquered by The score oT 37 O Jumping ouT oT The conference The Orange deTeaTed The CreTe Cardunals 46 6 NexT The game oT The week beTween l-lasT unqs and BeaTruce backTnred and The Orangemen deTeaTed The Tigers 32 6 To gann no less Than a Tue Tor The league TrTle AT York The Tollowlng week The Orange won The Mud EasT TnTle by Trouncnng The Dukes 58 7 To Tnmsh The conTerence race w1Th Trve wuns and o losses SevenTeen senuors ended Thear hugh school TooTball careers as The squad deTeaTed Wymore 66 O. Duane Gay was placed on The Omaha World- Herald s All-STaTe eleven. Les Kleman Jerry Gran- cer Ray FallsTead Bob HolT and Max Kennedy re- ceived honorable menTion. Top Row Dale STroTher sTudenT manager Dnclr Ramsey Burrel McMasTers John Fossler Don McK1nney Sonny Foullc Slop WesTp-hal Jlm FulTon B ll STevens and Coach Wayne Kaednng Second Row Je ry McColery Don Penner Ken PrnlrerTon Wes Traubel Don Hodge Channxng Car pe-nTer Don Mason K rl: Woodward Deck Relsche Earl Howey and Daryl Hmll sTudenT manager BoTTom Row Jerry Gross Alan Thober Blll ONenl Ken Baumfalk Charles Redmond Conrad Kannen berg Jack RoTzm Ronald Cass Morgan Vanover and Jerry Pool Jutlum, Uwuutq. Thus years reserve TooTball squad showed promuse oT good TuTure maTernal even Though Theur seasons record doesnT pounT To ThaT TacT They showed good oTTensnve power un several games and were good on deTense as well The reserves opened The season agaunsT a sTrong BarnesTon club and losT 20 7 NexT a large Wrlber varsuTy ouTplayed The l ghTer reserves and wenT home wrTh a 25 7 vucTory Then The Kaedung coached Team won Therr TarsT conTesT Trom Waverlys varsuTy squad by a 27 20 score Losing Two more To Marysvulle 27 O and CreTe 6 O They TasTed vncTory Tor The second Tume by downing a Tough Odell eleven 7 6 The NorTheasT reserves proved Too much Tor The Kaedlng boys who losT 200 Then The reserves showed Therr besT oTTensuve power In beahng Fanrbury 26 6 The lasT game was losT To Llncoln Hugh Coach Wayne Kaedung awarded leTTers To TwenTy sax boys Three oT whom are Treshmen They were Dsclc O Nell Jerry Mccolery and Karlc Woodward H s gs gafre Sy o Peg -1. I I V I I I A I l r I l 7 I I I T ' I r l r I I ' i I I I I I I . . . - U . . . . I - I I - I . I - . . , - , I . ' ' T a I - n - I I . . . - I - . - I 1 Q' 3 M ' . f' -. .' h -,J!- Q . 7 Tr . T . fp. 7 - .00 ff.. 0 ,-- YY V YY V Y A F-cv, cg 'n 'he a ' I . F T ' Cocks C' 'he Y rk g d o . ,f I 4 xx S K Anim, I syvjfwfquuwuuaamansu A I pho ores Thefl sofl gli WBQ 31531 p :deny Gggievirigbl vuce presu ru Jbarf arT secr y d hurley en Treasurer Fel dTTTere l OM me ore year To go and Then w re S ors To lead hem Through The Iunuor year The c ass ho e S ny ullc presudenT Marlene GroTe vice re g'nT urley Mayberry secreTary and r gunz Mfaylc Treasurer DoroThy Sand and lla ae Johnso were elecTed as represenTaTuves for u den ouncul One oT The ouTsTanclung evenTs was The Junuor C ss Play We Shook The Family Tree a roluclcung c medy concerning a young gurls plighT as she aTTempTs To Tund long panTs Tor her boy Truend The play was experTIy durecTed by Muss Hazel Wulluams The gunuor class sold I863 TuclceTs uncludung The seaTs ThaT were reserved wuTh acTuvuTy cards Because of Thus record TuclceT sale The play was presenTed Two evenungs The class also had concessions aT a TooTball game and a baslceTbalI game These Two business venTures conTrubuTed To Theur Tunancual well being and They TeTed The senuors aT The cusTomary Junior second day of May To give Them a beTTer undersTandung of gov ernmenT and equip Them Tor The place They wull Take un our counTry s socueTy The class lourneyed To The courThouse and Toolc over The counTy govern menT Tor a day Thus also gave Them basic Training Tor Boys STaTe and Gurls STaTe The lunuors received considerable recognuTuon un The Tueld oT aThleTucs especially on The gym Team A large parT of The library sTaTT was composed of lunuor gurls As a resulT oT Theur servuce To The school They receuved awards or one halT creduT The class was undeed successful because of The Tune co-operaTuon of The sTudenTs and Theur spon sors Muss STurmer Mr League Muss Sawyer Mr Kaedung Mr Geye Mrs Severns Mr Broclcman and Vu- DouThuT C Pg30 4 A , ' If , . li . x j u i u xl I, 5 I Ai K .if if f , , ,f uf T u f u A, ' fu - ' ' ui V y 7 I f A vu A ,fy I X X u 1 X jd ' ' 'I fl Q - T , ff 'P ' . de 'I' 1 i! A r I n I. L +I' . I l ' , . .. n ienTerl - s 2-Qu T I following ear, They Senior banquet This hisToric evenT was held on The 4 . in Y . V el l lglli 4 0 . I - ip sd . . : ' . Vi - . Q . . . I ' I s I l I R . . . ' . . . 1, .I Sl' .. . .' .. V7 V pw gf 'X Q rv Room 3 I Top Row Phyllns Brrnlrmeyer Harold Bushboom Rrchard Declrenman Ronal Ball Norman Buclrholz Belly Ann Epp Marlorle Damrow Second Row Hazel Ernxson Carol Coales Marllyn Barber Belly Denlon Ronal Cass Bob Bevrnglon Muss Sfurmer Thurd Row Dorolhy Dayrs Elva Barnard Ray Braff Roberf Cullrson Allene Dawson Marnlyn Buess Elrzabelh Baehr BoHom Row Duane Anderson Kennefh Barnard Norman Allnnglon Larry Arnold Georgna Anas Don Beach Room 32 Top Row Sonny Foulk Bull Fnsher Clyde Hobbs Jm Fulton Sfanley Hayes Russell Grrmes Ronald Hufrenmeler Mr League Second Row Don Hodge Angelune Hasenohr Karen Hagarnly John Garlen Eleanor Hardrng Mary Ann Holmsfrand Marlorue Hohbeun Thlrd Row Carole Hansen Muldred Gorman Marilyn Flelder Shrrley Haclrer Kalhryn Fox Jerry Fcree Donna Harrns Kennefh Headley Fourlh Row Marnlyn Haeffle Dons Grell Marlene Grofe James Hullgrren Ruchard G-ulmore Edward Golfschall Joan Hummell Room 24 Top Row Rollrn Lohmeyer Wayne Koenuq Alfred Lucas Duane Koenrg Donald Kale LaVern Janssen Second Row Mlss Sawyer Mary Jane Jones BullMcColery Shlrley Mayberry Raymond Krnqhorn Evelyn Meyer. Third Row-Lucille Jones Helen Marchand, Junelaine Linscoff Virglnla Mack Merrlly Moore Shirley Lenlz. Bollom Row-Carol Kreuscher, Dorolhy Janlzen, Lillian Klfzelman, Barbara Morris lla Rae Johnson Gwen McCoy. C7 6 09 Z B 11 Room 20 Top Row Don Fenner Harold Nuclcels Ted Quac lcenbush Mr Kaedunq Alvin Remmers Marvm Rnclcard Lee Nydeqger Second Row-Ted Nyden Bull Fenner Marelyn Parde Barbara Jo Nelson Delberf Rahe Carolune Nue meyer Laverne Pohlenz Bofiom Row Leona Rademacher Delores Ollsen Audrey Naegele Erma Overbeck Kennefh Punlrerfon Norma Powell Darlene Roelfs Joyce Payne Room 30 Top Row Jerry Schouboe Dale Slrofher Jum Sfaehs Richard Sfralford Ralph Sfump Jack Slralla Roberf Svoboda Second Row Vncfor Sell Sandra Trnndel Rulh Shoffenlurlr Laverne Shfv-:for John Schonewuse Mr Geye Third Row Bull Sprague Beverly Sehl Nancy Seng Marlorue Thomsen Donna Scoheld Jean Schnuelle Boffom Row Dorolhy Sand Marian Scofl' Loss Thomas Joan Tarf Donna SfUl6VIll6 Donna Turnbull Room 27 Top Row Jlm Young Meredlfh Weber Tom Woodward Kennefh Znmmerman Ben Wlebke James Wyman Second Row Barbara Wuegand Ardefh Vokach Evereffe Weslphal Alice Van Osdol Dorofhy Wood Joan Vanderhool: Boffom Row Mrs Severns Lorm Wolfemalh Roberr Weaver Evelyn Wellman Belly Lou Wllllams 's 1 ev 0 Elxa ,- if 40 05 Page 32 W Tap Row Lenlz Kruescher Nydeqqer Janssen D Sand Mss Wnllams J Boffom Row Remmers E Barnard G McCoy G lmore Jim Jw, We Shook The Famxly Tree added anofher page fo fhe class of 51 s record Carole Kruescher nn 'rhe role of Haldegarde lcepr everyone amused wurh her anhcs concernmg lfer dale whuch her mofher arranged wxrh Freddae Shermer 'ro lhe Jumor Sensor prom There was norhung wrong wnlh Freddue excepf lhaf he .wore lcmclcers Jam Young porfrayed 'rhns lllfafed lad bul' as fhe curfam fell on The lasf acl he succeeded In ob laumng a paur of long panls even If 'rhus meanl burglaruzung has own house Then he and l-luldegarde wenf off 'ro rhe prom L- In her characrer role of Freddues pamperrng and nervous molher Gwen McCoy drew a laugh whenever she came on rhe slage Hnldegardes brolher Bob played by Lee Nydegger anfagomzed and rnbbed her 'rhroughouf fhe play aboul Freddie s hor'r panls Shnrley Lenlz was l-llldegardes sympalhuzmg snsfer and LaVerne Janssen her brorher who was more nnferesled rn has elecfruc wormer whnch elum snared dlggfng lush worms Mary Jane Jones was Ellie May fhe mosl' muscle bound gurl Bob llcnew and Dorofhy Sand was her friend Jlll Elva Barnard and Alvin Remmers played l-lllde garde s parenls and Rrchard Gslmore was Freddie fafher 51zuLaLill9,01mnqn,and Blarkpnom Blyfhe Thomsen, Jean Pol- f ing alfendanfs, Duane Gay. I honorary co-capfaln, Carol ,A ' 5' x McCown, queen, Eldon Fox, ' N honorary co-capfain, ldola S Bock, Marcia Sand. affend- 1 Af A gg anis. f. Page 33 B Top Row Knoll Kennedy C rsfens Remrners bcogguns Huggwns Pelhoud Pnclcenpauqh Second Row Nicholson Kleman Mussman Gnbso W cl n le en Barkley R Hurlenmaler Penner D H Third Row Mus Rellly Woens Gln er G l ulfenrnaner q y arrels Howe Reunsche Slearns Bleclca Fourfh Row L Renmer G-erb d er enq Barker Greene Munson Ramsey Wneblce Penner Gllrnore Boffom Row Grurnmerf Lewis Allengfon Headley Andreas B Qenmer Anderson Beach 0f1i6vwf6d1f51f14 g o e vocal music deparlmenls fh s deparrme-nr allend clnn are The Chrnslmas program d 'rh l Malor pro ecls flh :cs and appear wnlh an e ormal sprung small groups al many programs IN The communl vocal concerl ' Y The Tnple Trlo group chosen early nn The year Beswdes 'rhese publnc performances members of ha b s een 10 demand for lreguenl appearances To r rwm Vanderhool: Lloyd Barbar Appleger Second Row Nuemeyer Dwssrveyer Young Trussel Haupfmeuer Enxson Peac lc Thurd Row Roberls Ber S c Q eeyer Anderson Meyer S+one Esfes Wrlghl' Boffom Row Salzman Rearner Rafhbun Sal s Brmfon Tar? N clrerson p Row A Hasenohr Mullce N Hasenoh O ll 1 Page 34 :Q T N l Wiath, The big mornenT in The lives oT new advanced alge- bra sTudenTs is The day The slide rules arrive. This usually Takes place soon aTTer The second semesTer begins. A conTinuance oT 9Th grade algebra, The course advances week by wee-lc. During The second seme-sTer The classes do logariThrns and malce graphs. TrigonomeTry, which requires advanced algebra, uses The applicaTion oT logariThms in solving The size oT all parTs oT a Triangle. Trig also Teaches compuTing dis- Tance and sizes oT angles. During The second semesTer solid geomeTry is TaughT. This course is an advancernenT oT plane geomeTry in IOTh grade. l-lowever in This course The worlc is done in Three dimensions. 513411114- Old sTandbys, physics and chemisTry, and a new subiecT, advanced science are The subie-cTs ThaT comprise The science course oTTered To The sTu- denrs. ln chemisTry, pupils learn The laws oT chemical reacTions and receive pracTical experience in The lab. Physics is The subiecT ThaT Talces up The sTudy -J 1. Explorers in The High Power Bomb Research Program l X , of The elemenTs and The physical changes in maTTer. Answers To numerous problems are required, Too. The new subiecT, advanced science, deals wiTh gen- eral Theories and reacTions. Besides learning science TundamenTals, pupils can malce horrible smells in The lab and loolc aT Themselves in mirrors and say They are sTudying. Page 36 U-'T' j T fy Shop Training begins in The Junior High wiTh The TirsT Training in The shop work. When The boy enTers Senior High, he is ready Tor general shop which is made up oT bench meTal, sheeT meTal, woodworking, woodTurning, and blue prinT reading. Through This program sTudenTs are acguainTed wiTh pracTices and Theory insTead oT iusT working Through TexT books, and are broughT closer To real working condiTions Through shop work. ,ar have proved very success- Tul during The lasT years. This course oTTers many di5TerenT advanTages es- oec'a', Tor boys who ex- pecT 'o go righT inTo in- aT7on, Through vocaTional discipfne and iniTiaTive, co-operaTive aTTiTudes, shoD skills, knowledge, and vccaTionaI guidance. By The Time The boy is a iunior, he is Taking lnTermediaTe lndusTrial and VocaTional EducaTion which is made up of woodworking, general drawing, and meTalworking. Seniors work in The advanced indusTrial and vocaTional shops. Thus, in woodworking, he will Take cabineT making, paTTern making, carpenTry, and upholsTering. In drawing he will Take up aircraTT, archiTecTure, engineering, sheeTmeTal draTTing, and Through The machine work he will use sheeT meTal, work In The machine shop, The Toundry, or do welding. The vocaTional shops dusTrial work aTTer gradu- Trainirg boys gain an in- TeresT in indusTry, selT- Wiodm, 911, dai The fufure Rernbrandrs and Van y Go+h's of BHS have hne oppor+unI+Ies +o advance +heIr +aTen+s fhrouqh Jrhe ar? courses under The diredion of Miss Han son Wafer colors chalk drawrngs sfencrl Ing block prIn+s and rnany ofher prolecfs acquaIn+ fhe buddnng arTIs+s wffh all The work In s of +he fuels of arf Th s course IS an a vancemen+ over fhe compulsory course VH Jumor Hugh Amo annas arnaf and buenos dras WIT! long be rernembe ed by s+uden+s of Lahn and Spanush e Lain ca ses speno rher frf year as e Tir Y year Scan sh da ses oo earn rg +he funda fares C5 Cae ar a nr rnen+ats The econd year br nge The adven oe-ak H,er+ Spanrsh Through Spanrsh arc +n c ege p +ude-P+ oe? rhe a ouhoa o ' co eg Pge3B I I I K 5 , . . . . I. I is 'dv . Q I Ita., q , I d- I xl ., f L . . '- '51 .v . -we F3 , tl 'N fy. A I I I ' -I' , I ' 3 1 1 I y , ,I Q Arg , kr I . Y ,fw.,1,,, w. A I 4, y '- ' 5- - I I I ' . 5 V Th I I 5 ' . I Is ' fh I 3 W I S I ,I I I . - ' . 5 I - - I I I i In GaUT, and Te r 'ng '3 ' ,P S II- , ' . , . ' ,I . Lad , off rep 5. is J In s'C -A ' T I' 'Ions T r f.,rr 'er work In I' e. Q A1 5 4 1 1 2' - G 9A.jlul4,46 ,- . ...L .C F MM, Ng , ,a c a- varied ccwrrerca 1'-ce s 'oaf ,,,z,A,5.'f, .M ,,,L,,. '. ,zufu 3, 'ci GE V -Cd lu' he 21495. ua .ll . '-,,a va-B Expioring 'he Machines f' 'vo No rna er wrevef 'f 'L ia win'-er of ssring mio: are wwf Y ,, , .. , . , ing onigerfiy for award: r zroff- hand. To The b6QiF1F9V 're litre 'f -+'-'Mayer rracm are nnyeemee DJ, fo f, we who have iearned if-a greaf + ne and woric saver. .2 S'riying for 120 Word Award A , 1 Speed and accuracy are bofh ezsenfiai in fyping fo eiiher fhe sfenographer or fhe coliege sfudenf. Handiing ihe machine, correcr speiiing, and good usage oi gram- mar are necessary and sfressed in bofh beginning and advanced Typing. The sfudy of bookkeeping ofren en- ables a graduare fo cbfain iobs oi respone sibilify wifh various iirrns. Learning +o do neaf care-Fai work pics fhe ail irnoodanf accuracy is parf of +his coarse. Page 39 Sfrugqiing wifh +P-e balance sheef 're :retire are e accco Ma C73 ...ci N' E- 63 'C f'I EC' C CE' 7f2'4wl4-.71wn- l-lave you noTuced all Those physical specimens roaming Through The halls7 They aren T all leTTermen by a long way These are The boys who do noT Talce parT in aThleTic conTesTs beTween oTher schools buT Their games are lusT as imporTanT Besides building muscles and improving healTh The boys learn how To geT along wiTh oThers and The TundamenTals QT many diTTerenT sporTs A year around program is oTTered wiTh sporTs ranging Trom ping pong To TooTball This course is required Tor graduahon so :Ts members are of all classes So IT you see a mounTain of muscle wall: down The hall :T doesnT necessarily mean ThaT he is The TooTball hero e Serve X F Q-' L-T Robinhoods Sophomore gurls' Remember The Times you had in gym class7 Do you remember The bruised shins and The aching muscles7 Do you remember all The Tun you had while under Miss lvers SUDGFVISIOH7 The Tew nice days in The Tall ThaT you goT ouTslde and how vigorahng The air TasTed7 Then came winTer and The inside games such as deck Tennis baslceTball and volley ball. Came spring and back ouTside Tor base- ball and Those exercises. The year passed quickly and IiTTle did you realize ThaT you had improved in coordinaTion and sporTsmanship Through girls phys. ed. :emi lT's Q r' e P Q 1. Max Kennedy Page -H Marlon Barfholomew Jac Slralla Mar 'sr v n Macy Wes Tre ubel a Don Brand? K an Jerry Gramer Wh Q If 4--H, Q47 Hawluns girl' Ted Nyden Duane Blcser Duane Gay Les Kleman Harold Andrew Uuuitysghqmu, In his second year as varsify baskefball coach, Wayne Kaeding produced a club fhaf enjoyedla nine win. seven loss record for regular season play. Coach Kaeding had his sfarfing line-up of las? year refurning, plus four ofher leH'ermen fo work wifh. The Orangemen opened fhe season by beaf- ing Wilbur, 42 fo 30. The following week 'rhey won from Seward, 3I To 22. The Kaeding boys dropped fheir nexf game fo Nebraska Cify, 34 'fo 32. in a nip and fuck baffle on 'rhe vic'ror's courf. Then fhe Orangemen had a field day in Irouncing Wymore 64 +o 6. In ano+her 'rhriller +he Orange won ouf 38 Io 37 over Falls Cnfy via Jerry Grancers one hander in +he lasl I5 seconds The Sfale Champion Norlh easl Rockefs won from 'rhe Orangemen 49 'ro 26 and Kaedings kids knocked off Cre're 33 Io 3I Columbus 37 fo 35 and Fairbury 36 Io 25 in 'rhaf order The Orange and Black feam scored a very im pressive win over Norfolk by a 40 +o 25 counl' wifh Bill Hawkins canning 22 poinls affer 'Ihe Wesl Dodgers of Boys Town downed fhem In a cold game for bo+h reams 28 +o I8 Three successive buckefs by Lee Anderson of Grand Island helped 'the Islanders beaf Ihe Kaed- ing boys, 32 fo 23, affer fhe Orangemen had climbed fo wifhin one poinf of fhe vicfors. A cold fhird period af Geneva caused anofher ser-back as Geneva won, 43 fo 38. In anolher nip and fuck baffle, fhe Orange cagers foughf a hor York club and Iosf ouf in The Iasf minu+es affer bofh 'reams held slim margins all 'rhrough fhe game, buf Ihe Dukes came oul' on lop, 4l 'ro 35. GeHing back info fhe win column Ihe Orange- men whipped Tecumseh 54 +o 35. ln Ihe lasl' regular season game fhe Kaedlng boys again baHled on even 'Ierms losing In fhe lasf mlnufes fhis lime Io Ihe Hashngs Tigers by fhe score of 5I 'ro 43 In fhe Slafe Disfricf fournamenf fhe Norfh easf Rockers again downed fhe Orange and Black squad 44 Io 28 The squad was made up of five seniors Iwo rumors and five sophomores and wnlh Ihese seven underclassmen Coach Kaedmg expec+s 'ro build some fine 'reams in fhe fufure glllltbll. Jfonpntuu, Top row Coach Lorenz Pohlonz Force Howey Gross Bode Bottom row Amold Traubel Nydon Blasor Weaver I n I 1 - f n . . I n ' I I n I - i . n i . n i n Q ' , . i 1 i n . . . I . . I . - i l e u u ' I l l 1 I 0 . . . 1 . . . n n I I 1 ' i u . . . . - . i - . ' I i i n - n - . . . , I . ' I . . . . , , i , , I - , n n u - - . , . . I . A reserve squad composed of some promising ball players Iurned in a five win elghf loss record However several of fhese were close games and Coach Lorenzs boys showed some fine baskefball The seconds opened fhe season againsf fhe Wilbur reserves and won I8 fo I3 They fhen dropped a game fo Sewards seconds 22 fo I6 Their biggesf fruumph was over Wymore In a 46 Io 20 vicfory In the lirsf of a home and home series wifh Lincoln Highs sophomores The Junior Orangemen los+ a close one 27 'fo 20 A flashy and sizzling Norfheasl ball club downed fhe reserves 60 'ro 34 and Crefe s reserves fell, 39 fo 22 ln anofher fhriller Ihe 'uniors los? fo Fanrburys seconds 26 fo 24 affer enloylng a nine pounf lead In 'rhe relurn game with fhe Lincoln sophs the capifol culy club won ouf again by a 25 +o 20 counf The reserves go'r rolling again and bear Clafonuas varsify 3I fo 22 before Diller over fhrew lhem 44 'ro 35 Plymouth s varsity won over Ihe B H S seconds by a 3I fo 23 score and 'rhen Lorenzs boys bear fhe Tecumseh reserves 35 fo 26 ln fhe lasf game the Hashngs reserves won 4I fo 26 The squad was made up of underclassmen moslly sophomores some of whom doubled by playing on Coach Kaeding s varsify Page 42 11' f.' 1' ' ' .1 ,f I-1 J ff 4!' 1 ' 1 I I 'A 'f f l 1 lf: f , . , 1 4 5-. 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Ms w 'S ,ff- Nl Joan Olsen vsce pressdenT Dsclr Crono Treasurer KonT Trsnclel pressdenT Darlene Blalrely secreTary pMus,9ugu,9fL19o As we leave Thss school buslclsng we re almosT sn Tears Tor a greaT many Thsngs have gone on sn Thus old busldsng a greaT parT of whsch were done by The Sensor Class of l950 For snsTance sn The Tall of I947 as sophomores we goT up courage enough To elecT pressdenT RoberT Young vsce presndenT Gracsa EyTh secre Tary DoroThy Schsdler and Treasurer Jamce Seclcman We laTer Touncl ouT Thss was a good chosce We devoTed mosT of our sophomore year Trysng To adapT ourselves To The ways of Sensor Hsgh buT our class was well represenTed sn all malor sporTs and almosT made up The whole gym Team ATTer Three monThs of relaxaTson ThaT may be ques Tsoned we agasn elecTecl our leaders who were pressdenT Duane Gay vsce pressdenT MarTha Cool: secreTary Msrsam Church and Treasurer John Fslre One specsal nsghT our class gave :Ts TsrsT class play enTsTled useT Summer whsch was a greaT success To end a swell year our lunsor class played hosT Tor The sensors af a Junsor Sensor banqueT Also we Talce much prsde sn menfsonsng The Jumor Sensor olympscs an whsch The lunsor class ThaTs usl won wsTh Tlysng colors Agasn sn The sprsng we leTT B H S for an oTher resT BuT :T wasn T long unTsl we were sn There psTchsng agasn ln TacT we were so anxsous To geT back To B H S ThaT we sTarTed sn AugusT Our TsrsT vscTory came sn The Tall when our TooTball Team won The Mud EasT Champsonshsp Also we were on The ball sn all The oTher sporTs Our oTTscers Tor The semor year were KenT Trsndel pressdenT Joan Olsen vlce pressdenT Dar lene Blakely secreTary and Dsclc Crone Treasurer sponsors who were Msss Pagels Msss McVsclrer Msss SouTher Msss Reslly Mass ParmsnTer and Mr Reclrewey Our Sensor Class Play surpassed even our lunsor one rf ThaT ss posssble Sensors worked hard sn everyThsng STudenT Councsl sTudses sporTs and Tsnally sl' was our Tsme To be honored aT The Jumor Sensor BanqueT Then came BaccalaureaTe and CommencemenT Flsally our hsgh school career ss over and our class maTes wsll all go each To hss own way of lsfe buT we wsll always remember The Sensor Class of I95O and dear old B H S Page 44 . X in xx Z O .1 . We were also given assisTance by our senior . l . . f - T I I ' A I X I I u n lu a n ,l . ,IQ . In . .. ' - ' . 1 . a is 4 ll- l ll t I G 1 I Eeanor Allen-S ude Cub Sooh J S Gee Cuz: S ch J y a r a d srr e so a r e Eea o a s r e arold Andrew B d SOD' J H Y J Reserve Fool a Reserve B55 el' 54 el' er P OFSEP S 6 V Home rf rs as: oeal: g of uclz I-es ss. ey had hs share Kalhryn Anderson G rs Ode' Soph G ee C ub Soph L crarlan Chorr Jr Sr Prorweer Sla r W ha velce Irlce fha? shes bound ra go far Shlrley Arpke S+uden+ Club Scph Glee Cub Soph Jr Class ay Ccrrw-If ee Keysfore Jr urls fare Jr ZD CU Prcneer S+ahl Jr S Homesfeader S+aFF Sr Mor' role Trle Sr Cholr S Sr Class Play Comm4++ee A smrle tha? would br qhlen anybodys day lsebolle Ayers Glen Club Soph Keysfone Jr Zp Club J S uden' Club Soph J Sr Momror Sr There ls A Belle who puls on no Ayers Dale Baher Momror Jr Jr Red Cross Soph Oo you qo fo Luncoln pus? fo loolc af The caplfol7 Page 45 Laranne Ballard Momlor J Jr Class Play Casl Sludenr Club Soph Jr Sr Keysrone Jr Sr Class Play Commlffee Zap Club Say have you ever seen me bake my cal:e7 Lowell Barleh B nd Soph J S Orchesrra Soph J S Harry James undersfudy Marlon Barfholomew Jr Class Play Commdlee B Club Soph Jr S Chonr S Varsary Foolball Lefler Jr Sr Varsufy Baslrel all Lerrer Jr Reserve Foolball Lerrer Soph Reserve Baslcelball l.e'r+er Soph Traclr Scph Baslcelball S'uder1+ Manager Sr Spealunq of operahons have you heard abou? mme7 Beverly Barlleli Jr Class Play Comm 'ree Srudenl Club Jr Sr Ba d Soph Jr Sr Orchesrra Jr Sr Glee Club Jr Sr Sr Cass Play Comrmvee l-ler pleasanr way brrqhfens each day So does her red hour Phyllns Baumfalh S uder' Club Soph Jr, Band Soplr, J S l warwr a 'ran af er my own hearl' Phul Bode Pcreer S+a5l Jr Sr Homesreader Sal? Sr HlY Soch B Club Sr Varsrly Foofball Lerrer Sr Reserve F.a'ba'l l.e er Soph Reserve Baslrerball Lefler Soph, Jr Argue argue argue' Why bo'her7 l lrncw l rv rgnll 5 .yyfif-'A If Norma Bucher Sludenr Club S She s differenr from mos? seniors she doesnr falk much Roselle Busboom Glee Club J Sr She s The sorf of a girl e gurl should be Edward Buss The world is ready 'for Edd e A ea Carr Lbar an Sopho Mon o S Jr Class Play om mrree Srudenr Club S ph J Triple Tro Soph Jr Gl b Cho r Jr r Loc for e at KW E Miriam Church Jr Cass Play Comm free Band Jr Sr Orchesrra ir er r S J Class Off cer Keysrone r r C ass Pay Com She learned fo say rhings h her eyes ?ha+ others wasfe fume puff ng in'o words Joyce Clausen Srudenr Councl Soph Pioneer Stall Sr Home eade Sax S Mcniror Jr Sr Jr Class Play Comm: ee u enr S p Zp Club Sr Glee Club Soph Keyslone r Jr Red ss S Sr Class Pay Comm Yee She dcesnf lack po se and fad Yvonne Berg-S'uden+ Club Sr.: Glee Club, Soph., Jr.. Sr.: Choir, Sr.: Keyslone, Jr. If a quick smile is worrh a mile, Yyonna has frayeled far. Clarice Bernhard?-Sfudenf Club, Soph., Jr., Sr.: Zip Club, Jr,, Sr.: Glee Club. Soph.. Jr.: Choir, Sr. Because l'm nor rall is no sign al all Thar some rhings are over my head. Darlene Blakely-Sludenf Council, Sr.: Homesreader Sraif, Sr.: Moniror, Soph. Jr.: Jr. Class Play Cas+: Srudenr Club, Soph., Jr., Sr.: Zip Club, Sr.: Glee Club, Soph., Jr., Sr.: Sr. Class Oliliceri Keys'one Jr.: Jr. Red Cross, Jr., Sr.: Class Play Cemmirree. ' Her falenls are many Of friends she has plen+y. Richard Blecha-Moniror, Jr.: F.F.A., Soph., Jr.: Glee Club, Sr.: l-lomesfeader, Sr. 'Richard had a lirrle car The car flew like a hawk When ir wasnr up ro par Richard had ro walk James Blongewrcz Pioneer Sral? Jr Sr l-lomesreader Sfaff Sr Class Play Casr 8 Club Soph Jr Band Soo Orchesrra Soph J S Reserve Baskerball Leffer J Drum Mayor Jr Sr Sr Class Play Casf If really :snr so hard fo pronounce Jusl spur if our ldola Bock Srudenr Council Jr Momror Jr Sfudenr Club Soph Jr Zip Club S Glee Club Soph Choir Jr Cheerleader Sr Keysrone Jr A smile +ha+ could eal' a banana sadeways v A Pae46 X y' Q X Jr. -: , I . h., Jr.l Srii A is .5 - , ., r., r.: , r.7 X il - '. .1 ' . .: . .. 5 K .: ' , r.: . .: '. .1 . .: 5 , . I ! 'A K X s X . k 9' - 5' r 5 I ,. . .- ' 'M - . .. ,f 19 - , r., . I X X -' I, , , U hx l . J' d l - ' r i , . .3 i' r, r.: . C - i .7 ' , o ., r.: ' I , ., .: ee Clu , ' O' SoDh.: i. . S. k rr' B - . l I 1 . ., .: . Jr. Sr.: Tw'l , S .1 Choir, r.: r. I g , J ,Q A S. 4 l . mirfe-e. A t s' r ' 1 f I :Sri d . Club, c h.: i , .1 . .1 ,J .: . Cro , r.: - l I+ . K! ,WSJ Pri' Y y. r James Collman Mor for Jr Jr Class Pay Commm 'free Sleepy and slow bu? sure of hrs srep Mariha Cook Sruclenr Councrl Soph Proneer Slalf S Home sea er Sfaff Sr Class Play Cas? Zp Club oph G'ee Club Soph Jr Chour Sr Jr Class Ofhcer Keyslone J Grls Sfafe Jr Sr Class Play Cas? Marney can always Cook up a good Iolze Rachard Crone-Homesfeader Sfaff Sr Jr Class Play Commnrlee if R chard opened fhe door and wen? lo Boys Sfafe Marlyn Culllson Reserve Foorball Le++er J Homesreaders Sr A good Scout wrll always make oul Lois Cummnns Surely peace would re gn rf all were lrlre Loss Gladys Darnkroger Glee Club Soph J Chorr Sr Jr R d Cross Jr Her personal recrpe confarns a dash of pep a punch of fun and lofs of qualrfy Guy Dawson Our Guys nof shy Rrchard Davuson Molher sand ld grow up 'ro be presrdenf bur please let me slay lrfrle ' Clarence Emal Homesleaders, Sr 'They always call hum Sonny Because he's brrghl' and 'Funny' Joann Emal Lrbrarran, Sr, Monrlor, Jr. Sr Sfudenl Club, Sr. Znp Club. Sr. Glee Club Sr 'Ourclr and always on her foes Her fufure-well we knows Ray Fallsiead B Club Jr Sr. Varsrly Foolball Leffer. Jr, Sr, Reserve Foofball Leffer. Soph , Track Leffer, Jr, Gymnashcs. Soph, Jr, Sr HM 'em hard hu? 'em low. bu+hl1 er'n was hrs rnoflo Frances Fenders-Gyrnnasrhcs. Jr, Sr 'I'd never dare +eIl how funny 1 am 1 J Q: ' I I fn 1 ta .. W . in - ', .: ' , r.: - , r d ,4 .g U g I , S ., Jr., Sr.: Y . ' . , ., .: . .: . ' : . r.: ' ,f Sr, Class Qlficer: Boys Sfale. Jr. I 'I I I ' A ,, A 1 ' - , r.Z l , . - , ., r.: ' , .: . e ll' ' . . I . I 9 I ' Q e 3 ' ' R W, 4, sx , Richard Gibson B Club Soph Jr Sr Glee Club Soph Choir S Reserve Foolball Leffer Soph Foofball Sfudenl' Manager Soph Jr Red Cross Jr Mixed Group Sr Gymnashcs Soph Jr A very careful sfudenf-careful no? lo overworl: Yvonne Gillespie-Momfor Jr Jr Class Play Casf Siudenf Club J u S Keysfone Sr Class a Committee l find if ufferly impossible fo ge? a word in Gary Gmgery-Glee Club Sr Choir Sr Jr Red Cross Soph A bashful boy is our Gary Of all fhe girls hes mighfy wary Jerry Grancer B Club J S Glee Club Soph Choir S Varsify Foofball Leffer Jr Sr Varsi+y Baslrefball Le++er Jr Sr Reserve Foofball Leffer Soph Track Lerfer Jr Reserve Baskefball Leffer Soph Hes a good afhlefe bu? he does his besf work affer fhe game Irene Gray-Transfer Sr Bright as a sunbeam s ray Thafs our liffle Irene Gray Raymond Grummerf Jr Class Play Commiflee Glee Club Jr Cho r Sr Sr Class Play Commirfee H s ab lilies are no? in raho ro his s ze Dean Faulder-Jr. Red Cross. Sr. Jessie. Susie, Lulubelle. no, no? girls, iusf cows. Fox-B Club, Jr., Sr.: Varsi+y Foofball Le++er, Jr., Sr.: Re- Basl:e+balI Lerfer, Soph., Jr. Good morning, Eldief' Eldon SSFVG Evaro Franzen-Sfudenl' Council, Jr.: Homesieader Sfalf, Sr.: Monifor, Jr.: Jr. Class Play Commiffee: Sludenf Club, Soph., Jr., Sr.: Zip Club, Jr., Sr.: Glee Club, Soph.: Keyslone, Jr. Oh, were we supposed fo wear our uniforms +oday? Billy Garrels-Glee Club, Sr.: Jr. Red Cross, Soph. Beafrice's Jimmy Lynch. Duane Gay Srudenl Council Sr Pioneer S+a'F'f Sr Monitor Soph B Club Soph Jr Sr Glee Club Soph Jr Class Officer Varsity Foofball Lef+er Jr Sr Varsify Baskefball Leffer Soph J S Reserve Foofball Lelfer Soph Jr Red Cross Soph Tracl: Le? fe Jr Dewey has fhree brains one for each sport Jon Genrlch B Club Sr Varsl+y Foolball l.eHer Sr Reserve Foo? bell Soph Jr Sr Class Play Commiffee I do wish Yhe girls would sfop chasing mel Page 48 I H, ll., .I .I . I 'I . , .,l F., Y.: 3 4 F, . I .I . I ll - 1 A 1 ' Q f.: - ' D. H 'U H I Soph., f., sf.: zap cn bf Jfff fl . JM' . PI Q .if . I I . - -1. R - , r., r.: , .3 ', r.: I A , -I . -l A Grefchen Grusslng Monu+or Jr Sfudenf Club Sr Znp Club Sr Gee Club Soph Chour J S Keysfone Jr Sr Class Play Commnllee To lrve on a farm ns my desure l love fo cook and ix the fire Rrchard Halo-Foofball Sfudenf Manager Sr Reserve Foofball Lefler Soph Tracl: Lelfer Soplv J Hall Hale fhe gang s all here Norma Hasenohr Glee Club Jr Sr A friendly gal and a dandy pal Manlyn Haupfmener Lnbrarnan Soph Momfor Soph Glee Cub Soph Jr Sr Jr Red Cross Soph Thrnf-1' us e wonderful vrrlue-especually nn anceslors Reber? Hellman Homesfeaders S Do nof worry do no? lure- Gnve me fume and I ll grow hngher Juha Hseronymous-Lubraruan S Chonr Jr S Sr Class ay Commnffee As lnkeable as she us lockable Charles Huggins Sfudenf Councnl Soph FFA Soph J S Glee Club Jr Chonr Jr Sr Homesfeaders Sr l never have much fo say buf I sure do a lol of fhunlnng Carl Holmsfrand Glee Club Soph J A lnflle worlr a laffle play A swell guy un every way Reber? Holi Sfudenl Councnl J B Club Soph Jr Sr Vars fy Foolball Leffer Sr Reserve Foolball Leller Soph Reserve Baslzef ball Leffer Soph Jr Track Lelfer Soplw Jr Bob Bob 'llfle 'teachers son Saw a gurl and away he run Reber? Huls Jr Red Cross Soph Now nf you asl: me-nfs lhus way Richard Hufhnmaler Jr Class Play Casf B Club Soph Jr S Chonr Sr Mnxed Group Sr Grymnashcs Soph Jr Sr Sr Class Play Commlffee There usnf a lhnng I dont know about women Harvey ldeus B Club Jr Sr Reserve Foolball Leffer Jr Track Le? er Jr S Does my hexr loolr ol:ay7 Page 49 I' ,fl l 1 ' A ' l , ', lr., .I r.: . I . I I' . gy . . Q I 9 . .1 , ., f. N ' Y . . i . . I 'Z . I 4 I: I I Q -- , r. l I .. I . p ' g' ' ' , r.: ', ., rl: . Pl o U - . H ? ' F 'V 6 ,, 95 : -V ' 1 Xe , 3 1. X! x. 3 . X . . . xxx , 1 l , .I . . , ., F., F.: X ,Vx w -U' , ' X A ' - I - ', r.: , ., ., .: l e , - ' ' ' - . z -. -. r.: , I .I . -. -. . .. A K Don Kollekowsll B Club Soph Jr Sr Varsufy Foofball Lelfer S Reserve Foofball Lerrer Soph Track Lelfer Soph J Red Cross Jr Women unferfere wnfh my sludlous lufe Goldue Kramer Glee Club Soph Jr Chour Sr When I have hme fo wasle l spend lf donng nofhung James Kunkel B Club J S Varsufy Foofball Leffer Jr Reserve Foo+ball Leffer Soph The only cenfer fo melce a Touchdown since I928 Faye Ledbeffer Sfudenf Club Sr Zip Club Sr Glee Club Chonr Sr Sr Class Play Cornmnffee Who could be beffer fhan LedbeHer7 Ray Lewus Chour, Jr Sr 'Pennys ns gusf The begunnnng for me Wnllard Llenernann B Club, Jr. Sr , Foofball S+udenf Manager, Sr, Traclc Lef+er, Jr 'W1IIard wlll be remembered as 'One pomf Wally' BeH'y Johnson Llbraruan Jr Sr Jr Class Play Cas? Glee Club Soph J Cholr S Keysfone Jr Sr Class Play Commnffee Concerfs7 llove em' Sally Jones Monufor Soph J Jr Class Play Commuffee Znp Club Soph Jr Sr Glee Club Soph Chonr Jr Sr Keysfone Jr Red Cross Sr She s a luffle squurf wdh a lof of lunce Richard Kah Transfer Sr Well l do have a lnffle frouble wxfh sfudy hall 'reachers Max Kennedy B Club Soph Jr Sr Band Soph Varslfy Fool ball Leffer Jr Sr Varsnfy Baslrefball Lefler Soph Jr Sr R serve Foofball Leffer Soph Track Leffer Jr Gymnashcs Soph He excels un everything from sports +o bramwork Les Klemen Jr Class Play Commlffee B Club S ph Jr S Chour Jr Sr Varsufy Foofball Leifer Jr Sr Varsufy Basllcefball Leffer Soph Jr Sr Reserve Foofball Leffer Soph Tracl: LeHer Soph Jr Mlxed Group S My fufure lnes cn opera or bug league baseball l fhlnlr Frank Knoll Transfer Sr Pnoneer Sfaff Sr Glee Club S He lusf blew nn Page 50 l X: 'V' X - ' , ., r.: . ' : ' . ., ., .: , .: '. ., .: ,Jr.g Jr., Sr. I H I ll I -I V 4 . - . ' 1 , o ., ., r.: s , 15:1 , X 4 U, .I .1 -, ., l ru , .I . f A - . .: . .: . r. J V el tn E . W L- 1 I ' J '- , ., ., .2 ' .Jr., Q r.: . .: , ., r.: Jr. I 1 . l l xx gi. ' A f - , r.. r.: ' , .. Sr.: V - .. .: ' . .: .Jr.: Nadine Lindhorsf-Hornesfeader Sfaff, Sr.: Monifor, Jr., Sr.: Sfudenl Club, Jr., Sr.: Zip Club, Sr.: Glee Club, Soph. ln I955, secrelary 'fo fhe Presidenff' Dorolhy Low SfudenfCounc1l Jr Sr Lrbrarnan Jr Proneer Sfaff S Momfor Jr Jr Class Play Cas? Zp Club Soph Jr S Glee Club Soph Jr Cheerleader Soph Keysfone J Heres a Low who rafes high Galle Lowery Here goes anorher Lowery and hs car Roberf Luffnch Reserve Baskefball Leffer Jr Joe Louus here l come' Edna Manu- Ouuef frlendly and sweef To know Edna us a rreaf Shnrley Marhn Sfudenf Club Jr Glee Club Soph Jr Well l flnally learned fo cool: fi S Znp Club Soph Jr Sr Sr Class Play Commlffee My nnferesf ns an the fulure because lm goang fo spend rhe resr of my lufe rhere Carol McCown Sfuclenf Council J Puoneer Slaff Sr Horne s+eader Slaff Sr Monufor Soph Jr Jr Class Play Commuffee Zlp Club Soph Jr Sr GleeClub Soph Jr Cholr Sr Keyslone Jr Jr Red Cross Sr Mlxed Group Sr Shes a swell gal rn any language Donna McCoy Pnoneer S+alT Jr Sr Homesfeader Sheff Sr Monitor Soph Jr Class Play Cas? Sfuclenl Club Soph Jr S Keysfone Jr Jr Red Cross Soph Sr Class Play Casf She arms 'ro please and hufs fhe bulls eye everyhme Roy McKinney Heaven can wall' Vurgmla Meyer Glee Club S A lughl' hear? lives long Mary Lou Mrlke-Llbrarran Sr Sfudenl' Club Soph Jr S Zap Club Sr Glee Club Jr Sr A golly good gal-swell 'ro lcnow and be wnlh Page Sl r.: ' .: . l .I ll: i I .cl ., .. . .. .: . .1 , r- . .. . . .. s . ' '. l ..- - 3 L s ' ' ' - , .1 , ., ., Sr. 5 -D Q m , I x, f if 6 r lp 'X ,. n l 1 A Q - ' f . . . Judy 'Mason-Lubrarnan, Sr.: Momror, Jr.: Sfudenf Club, Soph.. Jr., - ', r.7 l . .1 - ' , T. ' 'H , ., Z, fl! , .,, ' ' ' . .7 . .. .. r.: ' Dale Nrday B Club Sr Varsrly Foolball Leller Sr Reserve Fool ball Leffer Jr Oh now I wouldnf do anylhrng like lhall Marrlyn Nlemeyer Lnbraruan Jr Jr Class Play Commrllee S'lu clenl' Club Jr Glee Club Jr Chorr S Sr Class Play Com mrflee I m really nol' as bashful as you 'rhmk I am Joan Olsen Pnoneer Slaff Jr Sr Homesleader Slal? S Monrlor Sr Zrp Club Soph Jr Sr Sr Class Ofhcer Keyslone Jr A marvelous sense of humor :ls Impossible fo quarrel wnfh her? Marslyn Ollmans Glee Club Soph Jr Shes never al a loss for words Mary Ann Pasek Pnoneer Slafl Jr Sr Homesleader Slal? Sr Jr Class Play Commrllee Zup Club Soph Jr Sr Band Soph J rcheslra Soph Jr Sr Twrrler Jr Sr Girls Ocle r Chorr Sr Keyslone Jr Jr Red Cross Jr Mixed Group Sr Her specralrfy was edmng Bernhard Penner Boys Oclef Soph Jr Glee Club Jr Chonr So Sr I-led make an excellenl leacher for lhe sllenl reading class Miller- l don r mind school-if's fhe sludyingf' Melvin Merrill Moser- Who wanls fo gel l's anyway? Munson-Sfudenf Council, Soph.: B Club, Jr.. Sr.: Band. Varsily Foofball Leffer, Jr., Sr.: Reserve Foofball Leller, Mixed Group, Sr. 'Takes a good guy fo play foolball wilh a broken arm. Gary Mussman-Sludenl Council, Sr.: Pioneer SlalT, Sr.: Jr. Class Play Caslg choir. Sr.: Sr. Class Flay Commiflee. Sure, l like girls, I iusf don r wan? lo lose my bachelor slalus. Joanne Nelson-Girl's Oclel J .' Glee Club Soph: Choir J Sr Jr Red Cross Soph Mrxed Group Sr I wonder-does she ever frown? Joe Nacholson Pnoneer Slaff Sr Jr Class Play Casf Chorr S Sr Class Play Casl Homesleader Sr Some say the gurls luke me because of my car olhers say ls my vorce buf l know ul s my handsome face Hugh Soph.: Soph.: Page . I' I . - I V-. U .I l nn' .I I I rl - - . .. . 3 , r.: 'W . : . . I ' 'I 'll I 2 J .Q m, gh Q l f K , .g , .: '. r.: . I I Soph., Smjr. Class Play Clomrrlillee: Sludenl Club, Soph., Jr.: C : ' I .H ., .: , I r.l Sr.: .O . .. .. .: ' . .. .z ' ' +, J.: ph., . - I .I .I . I .I I Helen Mae Penner Momlor Jr Glee Club Soph Chour Jr Sr She has a pleasing personalury an fad' shes hard To bear Dolores Pelerson Momlor Jr Jr Class Play Commlrlee Z p Club Jr S Keysfone J Ill go lhrough lufe and nol duslurb anyone al leasl l Il fry Melba Pnckernng Lnbrarlan Jr Monnlor Soph Band Soph Trlple O Jr Cholr Jr r Whoever 'raughf me fo drnve oughl fo fake a few lessons hurnself John Plcienpaugh H1Y Jr Band Scph Jr Sr Glee Club Sr For John nfs slfde af+er slude-on has frornbone Joan Polmg Zup Club S Twnrler Soph J S Keyslone Jr An ounce of plucl: us worfh a pound of luclr Roborf Rafhbun ln due fume my dear an due hme Page 53 fl Reimer-FFA Soph Jr S Glee Club Soph J Choir Sr He has The lund of hanr gurls pray for Arihur Robuson Sfuclenl Councnl Soph J S Jr Class Pla Cornmsllee B Club Soph J S Reserve Foofball Lerler Jr Sluclenl Manager Lerler Soph Jr l-lomesfeaders Sr Growfh IS no'l' fha only evidence of Isle Harold Ruhl Rese ve Foofball Leffer Soph Jr Jr Red Cross Sr Nor everyone can conceal hls abnlmes as I can Marcna Sand Sl'uden+ Councll Soph S Lubrarnan S Home sfeader Slaff Sr Jr Class Play Cas? Momfor Jr Sfuclenl Club Soph Jr Sr Zlp Club Jr Sr Keysfone Jr Sr Class Play Cas? Here she ns our all around gurl Orin Schonch Found an eluguble bachelor Dorofhy Schldler Monufor Jr Jr Class Play Cas? Sludenl Club Soph Jr Sr Orchesfra Sr Keysfone Jr Jr Red Cross Soph Jr Someone once sand l should buy msurance - ' , .Z . ' 3 I , ., F.: , f'. Tri, .7 ', .,S. I 'I I 'I K H X ,. .I . . 1 'lu f' 6 - I ' -' , r.: ' , ., r., r.: , . .. . , - 9 ' - 1 - '53 6' ml ' O' 'S . QW ' .. ., ., ., r.: . ., r.: 5- ' . ' - ', ., r., r.: . y ' : . .. r.. r.: . v .: - r , ., .I - , . ' - ', ., r.2 ' ' . r.: - Ben Schneller Why buy a car? lll make 11' myself! Bernard Schusler Bug and rall and rs fha? all7 Lows Scofield Sfudenl' Club Sr Zup Club Sr Sr Class Play Com mar ee Go roller slcahng7 Well now and 'rhen Dean Scoggm H Y Jr Band Soph Jr Orchestra Soph J Glee Club Sr Reserve Foolball Leffer Soph Look our Mr Goldwyn here he comes Carole Jean Sco1+ Glee Club Soph You know Scorly-shes fhal' ball of fire Jemce Sechmen Jr Class Play Commrrfee Zip Club Soph Jr r Twnrler S Glee Club Soph Cholr Jr Sr Cheerlea er Soph Keysrone Jr Mrxed Group Sr Ounef conscnenhous and shy when shes asleep Darlene Seevers Transfer Glee Club Sr l donr lallc much because no one gives me a chance Smdh B Club S Vers: y Foo ball Lefrer J S Varsufy Baslrelball Lerrer J Reserve Baslcerball Lefler Soph Sfudenl Manager Lefrer Soph He ll always lnfr a 'llnger 'lo help you our A J Sprague B Club Soph Jr S Reserve Foolball Lelfer Soph Gyrnnasrucs Leiter Soph Jr l-le was er home nn has saddle on lhe sucle horse Rulh Sprague Momfor Jr Sr Glee Club Soph Choir Jr Sr Mixed Group S Prnm and near-Cule and swee'r Kefhryn Sfearns Transfer Sure I wear glasses somehmes bul my eyes werenf wealrened by sfudymg Leona Sfevens M mror S ph Jr Glee Club Soph Sr Key sfone Jr Berng fall malres me closer fo heaven Page S4 G. J J N .. '- i-, .: . ., .: ' . ., r.: S.:' ' ,H . , .: .'.l .:I G .I H . V. .Z . ' ' , .1 ' In Q K B S- tx J r X f .!. K e. 'rl' ,. . - ' ' '. l.. V , Gill Earl. ' - ,Jr.. r.: r + , r., r.: l , . r.: , .: ' . . ' , .I ., V.: , I 1 Ervin Sheng Jr Class Play Cesf Band, Soph. Jr, Sr. Orchesrra. Jr, Sr, Reserve Football Lerfer, Soph, Sr Class Play Cas? There are fumes when Erwm won'1' behave, Bur he always has a beauhful wave La Val Svarh-Reserve Tre k Leffer Jr I gef all my lessons durmg home room pernod Delores Taylor-Momfor Sr Gurls Ocref Soph Glee Club Happy am I from cares l am free Why can? all be confenfed luke rne7 Joan Terry Sfudenf Club Soph Jr Sr Glee Club Soph Jr Sr Someone you can always depend upon Anna Marne Thumm-Momror J S Trnple Truo Jr Sr Gee Club Soph Chonr Jr Sr Mnxed Group Sr The beffer you know her fhe beffar you luke her Leo Thomas Transfer Sr Class Play Commxffee Hrs wmmng smule has fnendly looks He doesnf ge? fha? from readung books Page 55 Blyfhe Thomsen Sfudenr Council Soph Pnoneer Slaff Sr Monufor Soph Sr Jr Class Play Commnflee Zup Club Soph Jr Sr Glee Club Soph Jr Choer Sr Keysfone Jr Sr Class Play Cas? Hey you guys Marvm Thomsen H Y Jr Band Soph J S Duddle dnddle dumplung our boy Marv had no desk on whnch fo carve Ken? Trlndel-Jr Class Play Cas? Boys Ocfef Jr Sr Choar Jr Sr Class O'Fl'ncer Varsufy Baskefball Leffer Jr Reserve Foolbell Lefrer Soph Reserve Baskerball Lefrer Soph Mnxed Group Sr Sr Class Play Cas? I always lef someone else have lhe las? word If mekes them feel good Beverly Umphenour-Chonr Jr S Umph has lofs of oomphl Alfred Walfke- We donf wanf you any longer-you re long enoughl Wilmeffa Weymen-Sfudenr Councnl Sr Homesfeader Sfaff Sfudenl' Club Soph Jr Sr Glee Club Soph Why look af me7 I dsdnf do enylhmgl ' ' ' , r., r.: ' '. .. .1 l , T. . .1 '. . . l j 1- ME N ' ND 3. A . 9' 9 ' 1 fv- c - - . g . , . i J ' I - i-I, .1 I , . ., r., r. krf ' ' ' ' ' G 6, . H . I I l ', ., r. G 5 A, 4 is ' ' -- f e ', .: , Sr.: Keufla Wllifmore-B Club Sr Varsity Fooiball Leffer Sr I gel' my knowledge from places ofher 'lhan school Mele Wlnlney-Siudenf Council Jr Monnfor Jr Jr Red Cross Peace is rarely denied fo the peaceful Darrell Wleden-Glee Club Sr Choir Sr Darrell as our lifile sweef pofafo piper Delores Wienv-Pioneer Stal? Sr Monufor Soph Glee Club Choir Sr Sr Class Play Commnflee She doesnf blush she ws? lurns red Eflmen Wlehng Siudenf Council Jr Homesfeader Sfafi Sr Class Play Commnffee Band Soph Jr Sr Orchasfra Efhan likes fo make an impression-on women fhaf Donna Wlll-Homesfeader Sfafl' Sr Monilor Sr Sfudenf Club Soph Jr Sr Zip Club Soph Jr Sr Glee Club Soph A lif+le gal vmh a lo? of Wills and vary few won is Genevieve Wmk.le-Sfudani Club Sr.' Zip Club Sr.' Sr. Class Play Commirfaa. Jennie likes everything-whefher ifs ialking men or iusf giggling. Ronald Workman Say son is fha? a car you ve gol7 Maril n Wernke- Trans er. Lincoln High's third quarler addilion fo B. H. S. Robert Young-Sfudeni Council, Jr., Sr.: Jr. Class Play Cast: B Club, Soph., Jr., Sr.: Band. Soph., Jr., Sr.: Orchesfra, Soph., Jr.: Student Manager Leffar, Soph.: Jr. Red Cross, Jr.: Boy's Sfale, Jr.: Sr. Class Play Cast. Bob goes abouf his dulies wifh an air of delerminalionf' 9 GC .4 i' R Top Row Trnndel Mlss Wslllams Bonqewucz Send STreng BoTTom Row Young McCoy Cook Thomsen Nlcholson jim. lain, agmmzfm, A casT OT nwne sensors derecTed by Muss l-lazel Wnllwams presenTed a comedy The LaTe ChrusTo pher Bean as The-nr annual produchon To accornmodaTe The crowds The play was gnven Two evenings March 30 and 31 In adcluhon To casT TwenTy Three oThers served on The produchon commuTTees All sennors served as T1clceT salesmen malcnng a unuTed eTTorT whuch re sulTed IH a suc:cessTul venTure 'Mom Bunk When The sensors chose class oTTncers early In The Tall They also elecTed Tnve members To be on The l-lomesTeacler Board These members Then se lecTed TourTeen oTher members To assnsT Them an publushung The T950 l-lomesTeader The edsTor Joan Olsen and assusTanT eduTor Mary Ann Paselc led The sTaTT n wrnhng The copy and malung up The pages Members OT The sTaTT chose The cover and Theme Tor The annual hoping To please The sTudenTs Page 57 HOMESTEADER STAFF L Top Row McCoy Sand Clausen Wnehng Andrew Arplce Mnss Gmgles Lundhorsf Wall McCown Second Row Wayman Blakely Cool: Blongewucz Pasek Olsen Crone Franzen Bede E3 , A, .4 1 , 7 9 TT' , 2 -1 , . . . . , . . . l . . . o . . .. . 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T' e -2 '- T T IJ VN . , x -. , af 'XX Rx 'A A H 'X I lf ll! ll Top Row Baurnfalk L Re mer Grabouslu Gronewold Andreas Daubenduclr B Reimer Second Row Thober Chapman Penner Winslow Hamm WrughTsman Third Row Claussen Niemeyer Hieronymus Weuns Barnard Schaffer Mashrneier BoTTom Row Gerberdnng AllingTon Young Hays Meyer Higgins Mr Drishaus Remmers ,mm pf, um sm ParTncnpaTung in Tanrs playing baslceTball and learning new meThods are all parT oT The F F A program ConTesTs beTween Teams are always going on wiTh The losers giving parT1es Tor The winners These conTesTs are somehmes pesT eraducahon or ludging oT crops and lnvesToclc They also parhcn paTed in The dsTrucT and sTaTe 'udgnng conTesTs WnTh Mr Drushaus as sponsor Their work moves along smooThly The oTTscers Tor The I949 I95O year were STanley Hayes presndenT Harold Meyer vice presudenT Jim Young sec eTary Charles Higgins Treasurer Norman AllnngTon re porTer Alvin Remme s and John 6arTon senhnels coma, mmm WanT To learn To drive? WanT To learn The saTeTy rules? WanT To learn how ThaT moTor really runs? You are now oTTered one oT The besT deals Tor geTTing The know-how. JusT Think, no worries abouT denTed Tenders on The Tamily car, no big gas bills, and no shaTTered nerves. The drivers educaTion program is now in iTs Third year and has proved very successTul. ln a brand new Ford 'furnished by The Henderson MoTor Company, equipped wifh dual conTrols, The TuTure drivers learn The imporTanT TundarnenTals of shiTTing, making correcT Turns, and driving Techniques in Traffic: and on The highway. Page 58 2 'Q Top ShoTTenlrrlr Hard ng B Cullson Ayres Thomsen Olsen Arplxe Clar. en Second Dav son Th rrrn Glmcre Tayl r Epp Lndhorsf Mnss Sfurmer Thur Mack E Barnard C'sen Hurrmell Haeflele Dedrclc R Sprague E al Fourlh C r Krzelnran Wl Lenz Salzrran S Barnard Beach Jia watch am Jim, Bank 5 The guardians oT The halls ThaTs whaT These sTudenTs may be called They are IusT ThaT Too as They are There To waTch Tor Those ThaT are lusT roarnung The halls when They should be IH class They have Theur deslcs so They can sTudy as well as waTch They can geT :T done on Tnme Too because There :sn T anyThung To boTher Them excepT The crealr oT The sTaars AT leasT There shouldnT be All sTudenTs 1nTeresTed an beung rnomTors sign up wuTh Muss STurrner who ns In charge 3 Under The guidance oT Mrs Klune The lnbrarnans rnhab1T The norTh wesT corner aT The baclc oT The sTudy hall They have charge of The shelves oT books and magazunes All year long They keep Track oT all The InTeraTure and send ouT Those lnTTle slnps Tor over due boolcs IT anyone needs help nn Tundnng a boolc or nnTorrnaTuon They wall come arunmng and geT hum ouT oT ThaT lasT munuTe dl lemma These sTudenT lrbraruans can work Tor an award or Tor one school crednT K T 5 :Q Qs 'E' Q? F7 ., ,lrjff Top Row-MiTchell, Powell, Milke, Johnson. Second Row-Mason. H?eronyrnous, M. Sand, Mrs. Kline. Wood. BoTTom Row-Pohlenz, Anderson, Appleget Morris. T Zidsivfups. Pmhmbbzq, Pfwbluna. For seniors, modern problems is Their Tarewell To social science. This course is im- porTanT To Those who plan To aTTend a college or To go righT inTo The business world. Through This sTudy oT The problems Tac- ing all graduaTes oT high school, sTudenTs learn The besT meThods oT overcoming These same problems wiTh an eye To all condi- Tions which may be involved. The TexT book covers Things oT inTeresT To any sTudenT, wheTher The inTeresT is in agriculTure, indusTry, or a whiTe collar iob. Through lively discussions, The ideas oT oThers are explained. Modern problems. as a course, prepares The sTudenT Tor The place he musT Take in socieTy. an l As a required course, American hisTory Teaches ThaT which is essenTial To all Truly good ciTizens oT This greaT counTry, a True knowledge of The men and women who sTruggled, ToughT, and gave Their all To make This counTry whaT iT is Today. Those people who were on The Mayflower, The ones who ToughT in The Frencheand-Indian Wars, Those who drew up The Tramework of our governmenT, The Con- sTiTuTion, The 49'ers who crossed The prairies in Their cov- ered wagons, and The broThers who ToughT againsT each oTher in The Civil War all go inTo The sTudy oT American conquesT, who builT The Tower of Babylon, and who were in- volved in The religious wars is of greaT inTeresT To The sTu- denTs oT Today can prepare Tor The TuTure. WhaT happened when Alexander was on his world conquesT, who builT The Tower of Babylon, and who was in- volved in The religious wars, is oT greaT inTeresT To The sTu- denTs oT world hisTory. The sTudy of world hisTory begins wiTh The TirsT recorded hisTory in 4000 B. C. and ends wiTh modern Times. Through The use oT The newesT TexTbooks, The sTudenT is kepT righT up To The laTesT discoveries and The newesT evenTs in hisTory. The making oT numerous maps and reporTs, given aTTer long research, on greaT people of The period, makes The sTudy oT The hisTory oT The world more inTeresTing. STudenTs learn where The cusToms and TradiTions ThaT are carried on in Their own homes have originaTed and of a world ThaT They never knew, buT have an imporTanT bear- ing on condiTions of The world Today. llama, fa. Jfavnn, For +'u+ure home malcers, courses in home econ- omics prepare rhem 'ro run rheir own homes in fhe besl' possible way. Through meal planning and buy- ing rhe leasf expensive, buf nourishing loocls, lhe girl learns lhe cooking lechnigues. Sewing melhods are applied by fhe making of rheir own clorhes. Ore oi rhe mos? imporfanr rhings facing +he moih- ers of fomorrow is rhaf oi childcare, which is a'so raughl. Things imporranf for fulure hcmemalc- 'ng are raughr rhrough The many courses offered in 'his decarlmenl. ixw, S- 5 C Always +here, always ready, and always willing +o do anyfhing lo relieve pain and siclcness in her healfh ohfice is Miss Berlrha Srarn, fhe school nurse. l-ler main iob is 'ro supervise rhe healrh program lhroughouf +he whole syslem. She conducrs hear- ing +es+s, eye +es+s, and is always presenf during physical examinafions. Through her warchlulness and care 'rhe pupils remain he-alrhy. Sludenls assisled in fhe physical examinalions bv ushering oiher sluden's fo lhe csclors and helping lo checlc reporis. I Y? mmmwwmgmym For The second Time in Tour years The Orange and Black gymnasTics squad capTured The STaTe TiTle. ln '47 when The spor'T was revived in The school, The squad of ThaT year wallced away wiTh The TirsT sTaTe championship ever achieved by The school. Several boys on This year's Team were mem- bers oT ThaT Team also. BuT This year, aTTer placing Third and TourTh in '48 and '49, a well-balanced Team under The direcTion oT Coach Don PoTTer, and showing sTrengTh in all six evenTs, scored 3,029 poinTs To beaT ouT HasTings, The defending champion, who collecTed 2,998 poinTs, in The opTional class. In The required class which is Tor beginners and held Tor The TirsT Time in STaTe meeTs, The Orange- men also Toolc TirsT wiTh HasTings again second. scoring 2,540 poinTs To BeaTrice's 2.599. ln The opTional class The Orangemen Tools TirsTs in The hi-bar, Tlying rings, Trampoline and Tumbling, wiTh Omaha Benson and HasTings spliT- ing The oTher Two. Besides The STaTe conTesT, The gymnasTs com- peTed in Two dual meeTs while The reserves held one. Hampered by iniuries in The TirsT meeT wiTh HasTings, PoTTer's lcids scored 33 poinTs To HasT- ings collecTed 47, collecTing Tour TirsTs To The Orangemen's one. The Orange gymnasTs accompanied The round-ball squad To Boy's Town where They Tool: on The Dodger gymnasTs. There The Orange and Blaclc squad Toolc TirsTs in all six evenTs and showed The same Team balance as in The STaTe meeT, scor- ing 2,534 poinTs To Boy's Town's l,l77, and sweep- ing one evenT-The side horse. The reserve gymnasTs composed mosTly of Treshmen, held a dual meeT wiTh Lincoln Teacher's High School, whipping Them 80 To I4. Coach PoTTer will have Ten reTurning leTTermen wiTh which To defend The crown nexT year. Three members of This year's squad are Tour-year leTTer- men. They are seniors: Diclc Gibson, Diclc HuTTen- meier, and capTain, Max Kennedy. B 7 . T x l I Top Row: Cullison, CarpenTer, Kohler, Gibson, Weaver, Hodge, Smidf. Kelley. Boffom row: McMasTers, FalsTead, Sprague. HuTTenmaier, Peclnman, Funders, Headley, King, Mr. PoTTer. v . L P ge 62 9 A Dr, lsr' -6'- X ,ygi - 0' gA'51L.r 1.53 I Qi, x v JIX vis: in Mrk- .ri 5 1 y. Q g Q I in ' I l ll Top row: Flelcher, Applegei, Redmond, Hansen, Gibson, Bohrer, Morrison, Holmsvrand, Garlon, Lohmeyer. Second row: S'aehs, Fox, Bede, Kollewowski, Swan Irwin, Hille, O'Neil, Hanke. Burke, Genrfch, ldeus, Grancer. Third row: Hodge, Cass, Kunkel, Baurnialk, S. Foulk, Carpenler, Pinkerion, Fisher, Hobbs, Holi, Coach Kaeding. Four+h row: Coach Llffler, Munson, Brandt Gross, Mason, Wesfphal, D. Foulk, Reische, Barlek, Swartz, Coach Jones. Bofiom row: Coach Lorenz McMa5fers, Macy Skalla, Hawkins Woodward Gay, Kennedy, Grabcuski, Thober, Po Jim guides 'W .Ma I ,ll Learning how. A well-balanced senior class irack squad our-powered a prospec- rive sophomere fhinclad ouifif led by work-horse Bill Hawkins, 94 If5 To 69 375, in a record slashing inierclass meer held ai The sfarl of fhe season. The juniors, gelling a slow slari in 'rhe annual affair which lhis year lasled one week, collecied I7 If5, while ihe freshmen scored IO. The meer saw nine records bellered ouf of lhe ihirfeen evenfs. All buf The 220, hall-mile, high iump and relay were removed. Hawkins was responsible for four of 'rhe marks, The cenlury, shol pul, broad lump, and fhe low hurdles. His heave of 47-2 in +he shol was very good for The early season. Coach Eugene Red Li'r+ler's defending Mid-Easl champions, hampered by weaiher which was anylhing buf spring-like, go? a laie slarf and were bolhered again by an April snowslorm. 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