Beatrice High School - Homesteader Yearbook (Beatrice, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1955 volume:

3 'IH m li XY W -x '-'ff--g O NUI A f f-45 v H 'Xi mm H A -1 1 1 - U lm STE Q r ij Q THE 1955 HOMESTEADER Volume 27 Beatrice Hugh School Beatrice Nebrczskcz A fun O Q A ff -Fil? :i-T- Wx E cf.,,,-ex,-... c ,,-Sf,- '1' of ef c f f go ll f f ,gf ,Va fflfff ff-fx 'W Cr-37'-X205 2 f ' 3.-5:21 w? fN 1- 'N xc 5 1 N ff N? c ll A -.LK nf - Q XX, fs- If--Q .,lR K xr FX R -d fx. X -it s-'s- -X 'Liz' -X AM -,M ..,. 7 ONWARD ' shouted the pioneer xn 1854 as he hurrxed to break the Vlfglll so1l of the new terr1tory Nebraska And Onward too shout the records as one looks over the progress of Beatnce Boards of Educauon Only a few p1oneers in 1862 had the foresight to imagine and plan for the development of Nebr aska as a state and to prepare for the needed education The forertmners of today fought for the ideals on which the first school in Gage County was built in 1862 on the site of the present Jumor High By constant attention research watchfulness and planning our schools have progressed justas the statehas These pmneers saw the need of a high school and accom plxshed it just as our present Board took measures for our new modern htgh school. The school itself carries through the idea of matching the progress of accomplishments and rmprove ment with the progression of time The entering sophomores migtt be compared to the early rough log cabms and prairie but by hard work they advance to juniors, and continued refinement produces the modern To the foresighned men who through thexr mterests and efforts in Beatrice educauon have produced th1s modern senior I appreciauvely dedlcate thas book JLQWQ also LEFT TO RIGHT Ladd Hubka E T Howey Charles Mann Lloyd Wngnt W W Cook Dr William Staerkel Dr C R Brott Dr S Rathbun Mrs Hale McCown John Lockwood 2 tl ll ' . . I seniors, seniors prepared to conduct the affairs of a modern Nebraska. . 5 u 4 g o p n n Q 9 u o a r n 0 DR R S ALBRIGHT T HARDEN DR, C A QPFLHN -XN M GARRIITT H R, BROWN E SACRETT I OVERGARD M HANNAFORD W NN COOK 3 I. . ,, .,,, L H. . ' DR, E, W, FELLERS DR. . H. . ' A. . J. . X . '. uf NX N XXYQ V X fx F9 ' K fig' N X fi, Qkzy Phffogfapph E He 7 X x Home.5Teader Y f a K Tfffe .....--, I K DedfQa'f,'oy, -.--,- 2 X AdMini5Tv'aTi0Y7 - - , -ff K I 5ophomore5 ,... J' Spor'f'5- A----- I? IUHIOYJ ,..... -43 AQ+eVg+,'e5A ,,--- fl Sevmiory- ..,.. 5,3 f i23i1i' 1 f:g :: j X 2 X V ,fs Y f Q A vf ,gf x ,,, , 'V f AV Eleanflffngrgdkfo X Q X Eaoaffkfvhljgyj ,X 4 r BH?h jx x V WW 1 f W4 K X f WM WM ADMINISTRANQN i ggi me af in-I 3? wA M India , ns, The Oruqmol Inhabitants Xl L-Ik If 5 Superintendent , Dr. William Stczerkel Two brand new administrators helped B.H,S. usher in the new school year. Dr. William Staerkel was chosen by the School Board to head the school system as Superin- tendent. Occupying a great deal of Dr.Staerkel's time was the elemen- tary school bond issue giving Bea- trice four new elementary schools. The new Senior High Principal is Dr. A. L. McPherran. We can be proud of the fact that our High School is the only one in the state whose principal holds a Doctorate. Miss Dorothy Beatty returned for her second year as head of the Guidance Department. Her friendly advice has been a help to all stu- dents. 'US- oi DR. A. L. MCPHERRAN Principal M.A. , Westem Reserve U. ED.D., U. ofN. -Q---vw--'-xx The office girls. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mary Hahn, Evelyn Spilker and Ruth Lytle. DR. WILLIAM STAERKEL Superintendent A.B., Bethel College, Newton, Kansas M.A. , University of Kansas ED.D., Stanford, Stanford, Califomia MISS DOROTHY BEATTY Guidance Director A.B. , M.A. U. of N. H. L, BEAL Commercial: B. S., A.B., University of Iowa. FRED H, BROCKMAN Industrial and Voca tional Artsg A.B., Peru Stateg M.A Stout Institute. MRS, IDIS FAIRCHILD English B and Speech and Dramaticsg A.B., Hastings College. LOUIS BURKEL Instrumental Music, Missouri. JAMES S. DOUTHIT Vocational Machine Shop and Drawing: B. S., University of Missouri DARRELL GENZLINGER Social Studies, Phys- MISS PHYLLIS CHARLES KNIGHT ical Education, Head KNERL Head FB Coach, Am- BB Coachg A.B., Peru Artg B. F. A. in Educa- erican Historyg A.B., State, tion, U, of N, Nebraska Wesleyan. REX LUTZ Drivers Education Assistant FB C o a c h A. B. , York College M. A. , U. of N. 641 MISS ELLEN MAREK Physical Educationg A. B. , Doane College. JOHN LUX Modem Problems: A.B., Nebraska Wesleyan, M.A., U.ofN. MISS RUTH MARSH Librariang B. S., Hastings College. MISS LINNEA I ULIUS MOEHL MISS IMOGENE PETERSON English B, World His- PELLATZ Geometry and Advanc- toryg A.B., Wartburg Home Economic: B.S., ed Algebrag A.B., U. College. U. of N. of N. MISS MARY JANE McCULLOUGH Journalism, English R and Ag B.S., U. of N. MISS MARY PHILLIPS Spanish and Lating A. B. , Creighton Univer- sityg Omaha Univer- sity. DON POTTER Gym and Science: A. B M. A. , Colorado State ELVIN SCHULTZ Agnculture, B. S. , M. A, MISS LUCILLE REILLY Vocal Musxcg B.A., M A., U. ofN MISS WILMA SAWYER Commercial: B. S., U o MRS. IOAN DAVISON Orchestrag A. B. , Doane College. U. of N. MISS GRACE SOUTHER Enghsh D and C, A.B. , M.A., U. of N. MISS ZELDA MRS. FERN STEVENS MISS MARY ARLINGTON TYSER HALDIMAN English A and Eg Nor- STURMER Chemistry, Physics, MISS ALICE WINSOR Nurse: R. N., N E folk Junior College: Blologyg B.A., M.A., and Biologyg B.A., Commerica1gB.S., Missouri T. C. School A. B. , U. of N. U. of N. Doane College. U. of N. of Nursing. 1? 'I 1 l The First Settlers . -. K in ' Kenny White PRESIDENT F Besack Sophomore Dio Set Dolce 'EM -G f ' xt 2, Jo Ann Goodenough De Lorrs Fulton SECRETARY TREASURER Ada ms L Adams Bartholomew C Bartlett G Barrlet gn .,,.,w 00 Bxnggeh B Blakeua ,gh- 1-f t R Bartlett R B y Blaser Boggs YXQGPS ar- -.1 Q mi'. We Judy lang VICE-PRESIDENT Aden Barkley Bartels .11 eesley Behrens N PICTLHE 5 2 Boone P Bramard its z. 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I f' 1' If X' a , '36, .1 L , f 1 ,hi 4 7, X, . 4 A -.-2 Q , W .f. 2 D to B . ' Q ll A 'ff t fa A . w , B 13 I T' X-2' PICTURE R. Johnsen J. Jones T. Jones Y wi Af' V. Jurgens Kadlec Just five minutes before the test. Ke iber Kennedy Q NO 2 7 PICTURE Kassebaum Kinnaman Kollekowski Koslowski so 6 A, I Studq Career -fr 2' Lieneman Linsinmeyer Lockwood Malchow 1. h- ' Lo , F' .Lf 1' J -. R. Miller G. Morgan L. Morgan Morton McCown Kiene Kujath Melcher gh I McCrea 5' A XL! XL Favorite Q Relaxation, M, Mc Kibben McMasters Mc Vicker 42 1 -.4 bl' 8 Neel L. Nelson Relaxing in the reading room. Paul 'fa -.ff ..-r wk Probst Quackenbush NO PICTURE QQ Nickeson E. Niday ' - ll., V , f ., , Nieman G. Oehm D. Oltman , 4 ' 17 44' f J xr I Gi 2 A Orwen Otto PHf1Sb0ff1 I. Parrot R 'V Q if A 'Y J 1' . Payne F. Penner M. Penner Pollman V , ,L b Q YV V , , If , il Rahe Redmond J. Reimer V. Reimer 4-wif 6' 2' 6 Sophomore Subject Rhineshart Robinson Rush Sampson Q iv, 4' ' ,. Rosenburg Scharton Schmale Schuerman NO PICTURE ,,- K 'fi Schuettg Schulz Scott Shum ,, .if ' 2 ... i t S ' 4 H Q H That science again! ' Sail s. Simpson Skidmore Jack Smith I. Smith M. Snyder NO , .Q 55' - , .1 PICTURE ' ,Q 'f 1' S I Spence Spilker I. Stevens Lld. Stevens L. Stevens Sunderman I ' A ' Q 1 QD 4 I 5.53 vi In ' 2 S Q T 1 M24 45 A 'tt 4 ,.,- and the sophomore speaks. R. Van Laningham S. Van Laningham Vc-ntz NO PICTURE Waddell Qi Y-1 Wiebe L. Williams Joe Williams Zamisky rl- 7 H WJ N f sz Wanek Welch Wherry Q 1 -io- I Wilhelm Willet J. Williams ff I I g : + : I 1 8 A wit Wright Wrightsman s. , ' Y 1' ' 'W l fx T f 4 ,Ak f 6 - Y Q Q , -'E' ' i J s f -' N 3 5 Tally Timmons Turnbull Ziettlow XI? Van Allen Van Camp SPORTS ,ff The Fur Shown heading for the football Field, is head coach, Charles Knight. JERRY SAND, Fullback Season Captain Assistant coach Darrel Genzlmger 15 shown put ting away the balls after practice Reserve coach Rex Lutz diagrams a play before a scrimmage Coaches Build cm All State Bock was placed on the All State foot ball team for his fine play during Beatrice s successful season Hrs teammates also elected h1m as their season captain 20 ' Jerry Sand Qleftj, senior fullback, 1? ? LARRY WENZL Q if a f 5 l 1 Q - ROW ONE, Left to Right: Kent Winker, Rex Lutz, Coach Knight, Coach Genzlinger,J. Williams. SECOND ROW: Mathis, Ridgley, May, Winslow, Dale, Shield, Martz, Eyth, Griffeth, Kitzelman, Engebretson, Baker, Walker, O'- Donnell, Appleget, Wenzl, ROW THREE: Sand, Custer,Cook, Peterson, White, Penner, Vonasek, Kuhn, D. Morgan, VanAllen, Hodge, Fisher, Helmer, Gaines, White, Sampson, Cookus. FOURTH ROW: Rudder, Brainard, Godden, Brownawell, Simpson, Hautzenroder, Oehm, Svoboda, J, Williams, Bryant, Littell, Grote, Kleingarn, G, Morgan, Godfrey, L, Morgan. BEATRICE VS. FALLS CITY In the opening game of the season the Orange- men started off with what looked like another winless season by dropping a close one to Falls City, 18- 14. The Orangemen out played the Tigers but they cou1dn't get started until the second half when they scored the lone 14 points. BEATRICE VS. PLATTSMOUTH Finally the Orangemen have done it was the Beatrice cry after they won their first game in 17 starts by defeating Plattsmouth, 26-6. Excited with joy, the boys hoisted our Coach on their shoulders and left the field with an unforgettable win. JON APPLEGET Senior End Senior Back J .... BEATRICE VS. COLLEGE VIEW Off they went as the Orangemen started a six game win streak by winning number two from College View, 20-2. Passing was Beatrice's attack as Bill Peterson and Bob Eyth passed for two TD's. The last TD was scored on a blocked punt, College View halted an end run in Beatrice's end zone for their lone two points. BEATRICE VS. NORTHEAST The third colorful event came when Beatrice downed the Northeast Rockets, 7-O, The Orangemen were given seventh place in the AP's top ten for their rain soaking battle against Northeast. MARVlN WINSLOW AL KITZELMAN BILL COOK Senior Guard Senior Guard Senior Tackle 2 in - 'f'Tl 'i '---1 ' ' - lf S: --1.-.. L.: Q0-'V no .lit w 1- .....4 -f oe A- RON SVOBODA Jtmior, Back MAX MARTZ BH.,L PETERSON JERRY GRIFFETH LOVELLE WALKER Junior, Back Junior, Back Jtmior Center Junior End Seven Win - Two Loss Record MARTIN HELMER Sophomore, Back I , 1 I -,J , . . 1 r BEATRICE VS. HASTINGS Hastings Tigers ended the six game win streak for Beatrice by stopping them 25-19 in the Mid-East Conference Championship battle. The Orangemen led Hastings for two quarters but the classy Tigers came back to win in the second half. BEATRICE VS. CRETE Beatrice closed their 1954 gridiron season with a Twin Rivers Conference win over Crete, 26-14. The game went slowly with the scoring alter- nating throughout the game, Beatrice took the lead and kept it. This win put Beatrice in a tie with Falls City for the TWIN RIVERS CONFERENCE. LARRY FISHER GARY OEHM ROD SCHUETTE DON DALE Sophomore, Tackle Sophomore. BRCR Sophomore Guard Sophomore End LL, I 'D 'T 'D I D Fremont - Defensive end Larry Wenzl Qfar lefty and Larry Baker fNo. 625 are shown closing in on two Fremont pass receivers in the Fremont game which Beatrice won l8- 7. 1-v V Y R15 Wingback Bob Eyth is shown being pulled down by Fairbury's Dennis Houston on a 15 yard end run. Beatrice clobbered the Ieffs, 28-O. Plattsnionth - Two sophomores shown in de- fensive action against P1attsmouthHigh are Martin Hel1nerfNo. 223 and Doyle Godden QNO. 405. Beatrice won 26-6. Shown crossing the twin stripes for one of Beat1ice's two TD's is Jerry Sand, fullback. The Orangemen halted the Nebraska City Pioneers 13-7. Wally White, Bill Cook, Larry Baker, and Bud Winslow are shown blocking up the cen- ter ofthe line on a College View touchdown attempt. The Orange and Black won by a score of 20-2. Trapped by three Ha sting Tigers is Max Martz. far left. Bill Shields is dropping back to block a Tiger. Hastings won the game 25-19 also winning the Mid-EastConfere1ice. The Annual llolneconnng of Beatrrce Senror lhgh Qchool was held on October 8 N51 The pre game acuvmes began at '3 lu p m frrday afternoon wuh a parade and rally Featured rn rhe parade were Ure Zrp Club Float and the decorated cars The pep clubs Semor Hrgh Band Cheerleaders Trouble rn quamrry' what s he tryrnv to Jack Van Allen the wmner and the student body marched The pep rally was held at the Frfth street entrance to the I-hgh School After the Beatrrce vs Nlebraska Crty game a Homecomlng Vrctory Dance was held rn the cafeterra 27 09 President, A. Parde: Vice tary, D. Crone, Treasurer, E Snyder. Zip Club Re-organized The newly formed Zip Club is striving to promote better school spirit, All members are required to have an 'K average of 3.5 in their school grades in order to be in the club. A total of 10 merits a year Y' is required to stay in the club. J. Paul' V. Waddell, G. Christenson CHEERLEADERS LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Lang, Mann, Snyder, J. Stewart, Hogeland. FIRST ROW: Christenson, Rhodes, B. Besack, Streng, Duensing,Johnson,Manes, Wood, L. Niday, Hess, H. Beal, Scheve, Parde, Wilson, Vontz, Switzer, Oxley, Paul. SECOND ROW: Waddell, Foulk, Busing, Davis, Uhrich, Bond, J, Hall, Williams, Hohbein, M. Baker, Jackson, Brown, S. Coon. J. Dobbs, Ebke, Hassen, Klatt, Barnard, Giesman, THIRD ROW: Knoche, l, Harding, Scott, Mack, J. Wilson, Whittaker, Kleingarn, G. Ehnen, Brinkmeyer, Keyt, Oberle, C. Stewart, Ball, Armstrong, Crone, Jan. Dobbs, N. Beal, Jan. Hall. FOURTH ROW: Lenhart, Young, Willet, Borcher, Wunnenberg, Damrow, Kyle, Jark, Swan, Jte. Rathbun, Kim, Sell, Je. Rathbun, Schottler, Schuster, Stolzer, Harral, Matheson. FIFTH ROW: Judy Lang, Goldberg, Spence, Goodenough, Carstens, Engebretson, K. Coon, Drew, Boone, Lockwood, J. Hubka, Bartlett, Barkley, E. Besack, Fulton, E. Niday, Davison, Dunlap. SIXTH ROW: Welch, Higgins, Bartholomew, Nieman, Quacken- bush, Robinson, Timmons, Reimer, S. Hubka, Adams, Morton,McMasters, Keiber, Diggs, Johnson, Schultz. SEVENTH ROW: Shum, Kassebaum, Blaser, Van Allen, Cumpston, Lieneman, Binggeli, McCown, Stevens. Ziettlow, Denton, Penner, Fielder, Garman. President, S. Oberleg Secre- Vice-President . . L. Baker Secretary ..... L. Wenzl President ..... B. Cook Treasurer . . .A. Kitzelman E f-..A. ' Fighting For BHS. The club which promotes true spirit of ' sportsmanship is the B Club. Any boy that has been awarded a varsity letter is eligible to membership in this organization. One ofthe main projects of the BClub CIKEERLEADERS has been the sale of promotional products. TOP LEFT: I. Stewart, R. Hogeland, E. Snyder, K. Mann and J. Lang lead the Vic- tory yell. FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Sand, Hodge, L. Walker, Peterson, Cook, D. Svoboda. Baker, Shield, Mr Lutz. SECOND ROW: Mathis, B. Walker, Morgan, Engebretson, May, Kitzelman, Vouasek, Van Al- len. THIRD ROW: Kohler, Diggs, Hall, P. Brainard, Leminel, Lammel, Hubka, Fletcher, Wil'iams Winslow. FOURTH ROW: Fisher, Wenzl, Dale, Brownaweil, Kuhn, Hautzeuroder, Fouken, Ridgley FIFTH ROW: W, White, McKibben, M, Penner, Appleget, Eyth, Griffeth, R. Svoboda, Winker, Ixkartz W W if l udp X W dwwgfafay QW A ffiwif QQ 53M WWMZZ u77k5WM Q W Wh fm, QJWQQQ QQLQ, ,tix MZWZQ 0515? ZMLL X 5 gf N251 WW M? As ik W WN QF' ggi X232 7, M My 5 R, C5522 M f bfi! NW VW HV jf,,LM W fogmvgj WWVJJ3 QJQQWQ WMM jgwgjwmwwfw Lwxw Wxwgffwpy fyf WWNVQCN ffgyyfw ffkwfjyf , Q MXQWM 4135? wx WLM V5 MLK? 1 My X2 42x 4,333 X 31 MQ 5 W fl ff X p Q WAX ffwjlyw N9 A KQQQX ow 2' WC' WI QWWWMM WM Cf'i'wXM'j1WM LU Iii! 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L 67 'flfki FZJQXSX x ' 01 A L JL U 6'wVCJ9wbF GWQ L , JM I, J Y , v , ,I C D V J 1 , f ff' K -'X X L I ' V' ' fwf' ' - xy XS - - - Q1 Q 4 t ' f VD U xLof'1J ygf 'f ,gba P' gr ,V . , ' 1 Ijffg, Reserve Coach Charles Knight and Varsity Coach Darrell Genzlinger are caught on the sidelines as they watch a regular practice session. B.H.S. 80 College View B.H.S. 60 Nebr. City B.H.S. 41 Falls City B.H.S. 49 Northeast B.H.S. 59 Crete B.H.S. 52 Fremont B.H.S. 63 Grand Island B.H.S. 46 Marysville B.H.S. 52 Seward B.H.S. 52 Plattsmouth B.H.S. 44 Tecumseh B.H.S. 53 Columbus B.H.S. 45 Norfolk B.H.S. 53 York B.H.S. 70 Fairbury B.H.S. 56 Hastings B.H.S. 44 Northeast 'Fourna ITICUI ga me 60 41 52 59 34 69 61 64 48 42 46 49 41 58 55 75 48' Orangemen Dlou Successful Season The 1954-55 Varsity Bas- ketball squad are. LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Svoboda, Eyth, Appleget, Lammel, Martz, Oltman, Lemmel, Baker, Walsh, D. Svoboda, Kitzelman. KNEELING, in frontwithCoachGenzling- er are: managers Willetand Ridgley. Dick Svoboda is shown breaking clear of the College View defense for a basket. Beatrice won 80-60. Al Kitzelman takes a successful poke at the basket as Beatrice downed the Dukes 52-48. How Theq Scored Games Played Appleget, Jon Svoboda, Dick Martz, Max Eyth, Bob Lemmel, Ken Svoboda, Ron Walsh, Mark Baker, Larry Lammel, Bob Oltrnan, Richard Kitzelman, Al Peterson, Bill Sell, Larry Total 191 139 130 127 114 56 56 53 15 13 7 3 1 Senior guards Ion Appleget and Dick Svoboda Qbelowj were chosen by their teammates as the Co-captains for the 1954-55 basketball Se8S0l'l . Larry Baker fNo. 233 blocks Larry Rotlvs shot in the Crete game. Also in the picture are Smiley Oltman and Richard Svoboda. Ken Lemmel goes up in the air for a shot as a Grand Island defender attempts a block. LARRY BAKER S enior 23 Q V Bob Eyth gets a gentle push as he drives in for a lay-up at Plattsmouth. KEN LEMMELL AL KIT ZELMAN Senior Senior fi BOB LAMMEL 1 Senior DICK OLTMAN Senior Jon Appleget goes up for two points against Northeast. The Rockets won the game, 59-49. MARK WALSH Senior Max M a rtz soars high above the College View defenders to score two points in Beatrice's highest win ofthe year 80-60. Caught in mid-air while shootinga jump shot agamst Columbus is Ion Appleget. MAX MARTZ Jumor Seated with the Junior Orange team of 54-55 is Coach Knight. BOT- TOM ROW, Left to Right: Knight Bartels, Nelson, Stevens, Winker Godden. TOP ROW: Gaines, Hen- derson, Simic, Peterson, Morgan NOT IN THE PICTURE WERE Sharton and Sell. 1 Bob White watches Mary Corey sophomore p e r form on the high bar Caught doing a fly away from the rings IS Leonard Stolzer senror gymnast 1. Don Dale fbottom lefty does a should- er stand on top the parallel bars. f X G y mn a s ti c coach Don Potter is caught in a cheerful mood during a gymnastic practice. Gymnastics apparatus and flying gymnasts are shown in a regular practice. X IIN N 55+ -- lx il Senior pole -vaulter Ion Appleget sails in the air on a practice jump. Trock Squad ls Mid-East Champion Head Uack coach Willis Jones 15 caught in a thoughtful mood probably thinking of the days when he was a hurdle ace Be a tric e hurdlers LEFT TO RIGHT: L. Mor- gan. I. Kuhn, M. Martz jump the barriers in a close race. Senior broadjumper Bob Lammel leaps out into space during a practice ses- sion. Coach Knight starts off the Beatrice dashmen. LEFT TO RIGHT: Peter- son, D, Svoboda, Eyth, Wenzel. 38 - J I ' I. I . V -3,1 ?L1vj,ik l - S ' . W...--- Y Y 0 L ,. V-. .grave 1-- effrgfdi Am-. , f'is+. The 1955 Uack team a re FIRST ROW, Left to Right: L. Walker, Barrels, Ca1vin,Kujath, Peterson, Wenzl, D. S voboda, Shield, Coach Knight, Kuhn, W, White, Redmond, L. Morgan, Hautzen- roder, R. Engebretson, Fonken, Cook, Coach Jones, Martz, Eyth, S a n d, Corey, Wit, Appleget, B. Lammel. Scoggin, manager. Beatrice's shot and discus ace, Jerry Sand 15 shown giving the platter a heave. I Shot - putter Bill Cook fthrowingj and Larry Fisher pose for a picture. Distance men. FRONT TO BACK: Shield, Brown- awell, Hautzenroder and I. Parrot round the curve in a race. Roberto Switzer All Sports Queen 1954-1955 Banquet Honors All Sports This year for the first time, Bea- trice High School held an Orange and Black All Sports Banquet and Prom, tak- ing the place of the football banquet and prom held in the past. After much preparation on the part of the B Club and the Zip Club, the long anticipated event took place on March 25, 1955. Rev. Rex Sample was toastmaster at the banquet, held in the high school gym. After a tasty baked ham dinner, the coaching staff and special guests were introduced by Dr. William M. Staerkel. Aletha Parde, president of Zip Club, welcomed the lettermen and Bill Cook re s po n de d on their behalf. The four head coaches gave short reviews of their seasons. Entertainment during the ban- quet was provided by the Girls' Triple Trio, the Girls' Octet and the Boys' Oc- tet. The highlight of the banquet was the crowning of Roberta Switzer as the 1955 Orange and Black All Sports Queen. She reigned over the dance held immed- iately after the banquet. Bill Cook crowns her majesty, Roberta Switzer, as attendants and escorts look on. LEFT TO RIGHT: .I . Displaying their speaking talents at the annualOrange and Black banquet are Aletha Parde, Rev. Rex Sam- ple and Bill Cook. Lending their musical talent to the Orange and Black festivities are members of the Boys'Octet. LEFT TO RIGHT: Grupe, l-lieronymus, Fonken, Woltemath, Kreuscher, Kleingarn, Remmers, R. Reimer. Swoboda, Wenzl,Oxley, Barnard,crown-bearer Jones, The Queen and her escort Larry Wenzl Lang Snyder, Sand, Appleget, Shield. as they enter the prom through the B . 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U ,2 uk BJ ,nofi ,J 9 f MCBRAU Qi Ag N I 'W 6 'ix EL Q g Sm, I N, If M 0 LAWN J E J if f f fi, f N' - JUNIORS M 2 I, ' 'YW x B N N i FIC: Y' he Height yer ph Flclppers Boost - ' ' bv Q 9 9 K 1 School Splrnt A if W Wayne Grupe Sherry Oberle PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT 4 1 L. 4-1,-P xt W J Sharon Lammel Connie Stewart SECRETARY TREASURER Armstrong Ball Bates S2 if -1 'A N. Beal Bean Bednar Bittings Borcher rf A . 4 Y s. f' If W 153- . 2- - . .... , , l I :MAJ Qu. 1 r,V ' tiff 1 X, Brinkmeyer Buss Carlberg K. Carpenter L. Claassen Clark I? PICTURE f. Gs as J 15 ,x 4: 2 t 3 . 1 fig, Q 6' ill Cox Crone ,ga ogg . - Chick's American History-- Now speaking of foot- ' ' ball--- M. Davis Dittoe Ian Dobbs Dunlap suv' -A .W 0 dv Duntz Eckel B. Ehmen D, Ehmen JI 8 . 2 9 Srl W Ehmen Engebretson Engberg Ensz Eyth 3' .' 9 ,fa 6 '--'21 J a , x -' , I m v We If 'f b A J - b , l I Fonken Frerichs Gaines Garron Gerberding Gibson I I 8 . fi :Ni A is av ' b 2 ' r A ,b ' I b ,fu , T -1 Qt .:., I Y K , t V .v 1 tv 5- 3' I 1' GodfreY I . G0ebel Griffeth Gritz Gronewald NO PICTURE Guenther Selecting THE ring for the Class of '56. D. Hagemeier J. Hansen H. Hansen I. Hall P. Hall I. Harding 6 S' , l., ,LQ :W it Y A K l I I RA 2 3 14' i -uf' Harral Hautzenroder Heinke Henke i Jr V V Z' - c- J... l' ,l,l A , f as Hieronymus Hitt Hodge Hogeland Howey z WA It - 5. 9 1. f 1. Vs? Harper gs. sf A ..,, HCUCI' NO PICTURE Hubbard - , ' Q n ' i Q s' ' 1, s ' 5, L: t -' -C S ' A ' 'li - r A A, V, 1 xv A' , - Y 1 46 L A A , , . I English D- - Others have, so can you. V. Kleingarn Va. Kleingarn Knoche 2,25 ,A NO 6 -s 5: Co PICTURE 6 ' 4:-',y, R. Koenig Kohler Kuhn Kuper c , . c ' 4 un- 1, . V 0-- K I f II Kyle Lamberti R. Lang Ledbetter lf M: , V 5 Nu -Q X 1 Littell Mack Macy Mahloch ' E 9 an NO :' N -:L 1 4'5 QI PICTURE Lenhart 8. l N Mann TC f 1 sf it M. Jackson A. Iantzen Manley fv- ,,., -di Johnson -. 4' lark 'lb Q . lu .. Q I V Keyt 19 Q . I' 1 f - Kim 'R In ,- .fr . Q, , . . .. i x K' P .pr 5 Marr Martz Matheson VA' f, 9 s' U ,W s, E ' ' ' ' R! Meahan R. Milke Junlors dolng the duty wor PICTURE Ro M11ke Parrot ,Q lb- , Q Rams Jean Rathbun ex 1 N1eme1er Payne 'GY' I Rathbun Morgan 4' . -2 fi Nlghtmgale of Peterson ,fm ,ff Nickels ' 'Z 'W' Oehm Phelps Nickeson 47 ,f O Nell 4' D ,f- Pretzer Relmer D Re1mer R Re1mer GF ' 'cf NO K , 4 A A 4 J H' J.. f SM V -ef' .N , f -L Q iff f R35 I . . . . R. , . x' ,I P 6 gl ' , 5 sr 1 ,, 4 J 1 Q A ' jwi 3- , A-:iv I I ll ' nv' g as- id, - ,-' W Ax it -if A l N' 1 ' , A 1 A K' A V V , , ' I A lib X ' . C. ' . ' . ' l ' , ,. j. Ar x 'Q 6 if , N X .N ' WM sh Q Q V V I Z , A 4 ,,f' 2 7 5 . 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U H ' 3 1 ' M 1 4- , ff A it 4 Wolremarh wooge Wunnenberg Young Zook 4' 75 le Q lvf f A ,, v n ,.,. A - ' Y A 'F n V , . - ,' M, I, J N ' Iv -5 -' 5 1 ACTIVITIES lg Workers, the Success of CI Countrq SI I Boker Leads AcUve42ouncH Groupg BeotMce The Popcorn Popper, a Student Councrl pur chase, IS a great help as a money rarser for the student organrzatrons. Offlcers of Student Councrl are Baker Presrdent Adams Sec retary Swrtzer V106 Pres ldent and Martz Treasurer Sponsor Adams Swrtzer Mr Lux Sponsor SECOND ROW S Hubka Robrnson Peterson Lammel W Whrte Krtzelman THIRD ROW N Beal Chrrstenson Goodenough Wrnker G Ohem Parde FOURTH ROW Trmmons Rhodes K Coon lark Mann Cook FIFTH ROW I Lang Judy Lang Ebke Armstrong Waddell, Vonasek 52 ' :' .U - , STUDENT COUNCIL STANDING, Left to Right: Martz, Baker, Miss Sawyer, Scene of State Student Councul Meet 1. '5 n-iw A Student Councll Commxttee con s1st1ng of Swrtzer N Beal Arm strong and Mann are seen decora nng the Chrrstrnas tree The Student Lounge wrdely used durrng e1sure hours rs one ofthe Student Councxl projects of the school year 'Nm LL- L Baker, Presrdent of Student Councrl 1S found drscussmg matters with sponsors Mrss Sawyer and Mr Lux State Student Councrl Offxcers elected at the Beatnce meeung are prctured below Over 190 delegates repre sentmg 22 Nebraska hrgh schools attended the October assembly XX QNSNXYJYVS vi ax do '54 PSD' Ylsex, XJ SCXQTSCR, CMOS 'SAX SXXMXG 6e6No9SxS'axe. XS6, gpix xo QlxQ,0x f.x5e'. W . '21, Cakkvoxe, YN. XJex06XeX, . Kkex, Vx. whdvsaxa, wk. NKGVVI.-, X XJ. xmewd. 1. xfsanvex. Soocexcwzm, YN. '00, V. Swlkvbet, vang., XJ. 0 Ca. SWA dw , , X. . io -. X. ako , , wx. 6. fb M. 923500 Okovessoo, X p,, 0'I-Xeq, 529820 Ps6'zn9S, 6. QMS. O. Y xixoslxasxems, XJ. CZKQ amen Qove, 6' Q dzvyvo 4 'O 'fi eodsfeog, 'var Q, Q9 ff .0 4, O Q, 4 I 6 . O 55 Offgfplbfl .. J 'gotrrg O '00 0049! rl. 4 S 4146 Ivo 0 04 Q X 166,66 . Q 46 0? -S' gy A J C er Q r ,p Q 9 tl' O69 FQ' ,V 'QC' flf o 1 19' 460 Oflgf 0 a .00 ffl,- qg- 19311-:Getz I 'O 606 Q r 0, 61,636 We-0 fe 50 eo I aoqfiaeo 00680605 .oe Q! of-,gl Aj 06,4311 or G Q G flffe 'o 6' J' L 0 '19 .9 I' Q ' 1' lf' 0 ' .r O J' ff Q J lofi: CQQJAYZQ Zora 1276 fbefllzfwlj rx 0 O 0,1 ' aa 6 PC FIRST ROW, Left to Right: D. Reimer, Mathis, E. Jantzen, Remmers, R. Reimer, R. Miller, Schultz SECOND ROW: Linnscott, R. Malchow, Wooge, Spilker, G. Jantzen, J. Claassen, G. Bartlett, J. Penner O. Bean, Grummert, Nies,Spence, Pe1ton,Mc Crea. THIRD ROW: E. Bartlett, Stevens, Hagemeier, Claas- sen, Smith, D. Oltman, Jurgens, R. Oltman, C. Penner, G. Theasmeyer, M. Claassen, Spilker, Pretzer Keine. FOURTH ROW: Fisher, Powell, Wiens, Beesley, Rains, D. Theasmeyer, Eckel, Zimmermann Rahe, A. Spilker, Frerichs,Bednar. FIFTH ROW: Harper, Linsenmeyer, R. Jantzen, A. Claassen, Shotten- kirk, R. Oltman, P. Koenig, Gronewold, K. Daubendiek, E. Daubendiek, R. Wiebe. T r Summer Trip Top Judges Getting ready for ,V , the party Greenhand initiation Esad. whar'S happening ? 55 , w- -. ml 'H Q Edlwflal COYUITIIUCC Non-owner of Homesteader vm W-' .i writes d8diC3I.IOI'1 crowned dunce. Elected to the Homesteader Board to head the annual are. LEFT TO RIGHT: L. Baker, business manag- er, H. Beal, editor -in-chief, P. Harding, senior editorg J. Appleget, photography editor, E. Snyder, managing editor. IYQW! Photography committee gets assignments, Sales week starts. ., K ,Q Q 15: ' W - The Homesteader Staff under the direction of Miss ' V fxqgxl Mary Jane McCullough worked diligently this year C I to produce the 1955 Homesteader, whose theme is Cggtumeg show book theme the centennial. Planning sessions, advertising stunts, and sell Homesteader, a money - making costume carnival, a Kansas City trip and desperate attempts to meet deadlines all help- ed make it a busy year. Members of the Homesteader Staff are: STANDING, Left to Right: P. Harding, Appleget, Miss McCul - lough, advisor, Snyder, L. Baker, S. Hubka, Davison. GIRLS: Crone, N. Beal, L. Sell, Jan Dobbs, Wooge, Willet, Ball, I. Lang, Switzer, Goodenough, Waddell, Morton, Jean Rathbun, Young, Schottler, Goldberg, Lenhart, Paul,Blaser, C. Williams, Drew, H. Beal, Streng, Rhodes, Klatt, Foulk, Jackson, B. Besack, Parde, Comer, Hohbein, Hassen, Carpenter, Heuer. BOYS: Byars, Fonken, Cook, Godfrey, D. Svoboda, Vonasek. 57 K x Gathering things X vle' oo0' 960 twig 900 Spending another night working late on George Washington Slept Here are: Newton Fuller, R. Hieronymusg Mr. Kimber, D. Reimer, Annabell, N. Beal. The Junior Class Play cast was: STANDING, Left to Right: Mann, student director and Mrs. Fairchild, director. SEATED: Schottler, Whittaker, Fonken, R. Ohem, RumD61fSS. Wooge, Armstrong, N. Beal, Vanderhook, C. Williams, Hieronymus, Oberle, Schuster, C. Stewart, H. Hansen, D. Reimer, Harper. J' Behind the scenes Business heads confer 4-T33 EEE? li - - - Members of Girls' Glee are: FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Rhodes, E. Niday, Uhrich, Van Allen, F Penner, L. C1aassen,B. C1aassen,Barkley, C. Stewart, Nightengale, Milke, Manley, Tally, J. Hubka, Larsen Stolzer, Hagemeier, Butterfield, Van Osdol. SECOND ROW: Ziettlow,M. Penner,Cumpston,Bingge1i McCown,Lieniman,Jackson,Hitt, Hohbein,Jan. Dobbs,Rathbun, Schottler, Young, Scott, Mack, Davis, Willet, Wunnenberg, Pangborn. THIRD ROW: Fielder, Garman, G. Ehmen, Brinkmeyer, Swan, D. Ehmen, Hess L. Niday, Schuster, Carrel, Gerber-ding, Heinke, Johnson, Stevens, Nickels, Smidt. FOURTH ROW: Kassebaum, Henke, Baumfalk, Manes, Meyers, J. Reimer, Gibson, K1eingarn,Jark, Keyt, J. Williams Plunkett, Matheson, Cox, Snyder, Kollekowski, Hansen, Dittoe. .ei A special music group the Girls' Octet, LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Coon, B. Besack Streng, Jan. Hall, Switzer, Rhodes, Brown, Uhrich, and H. Beal pianist. Another special vocal group, the Girls' Triple Trio FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Young, Oxley, Knoche Timmons. SECOND ROW: E.Besack,Spence, Adams Lockwood, Dunlap, and Matheson, pianist. Adding their voices to Boys' Glee are: FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Souder, Kruescher, D. Spilker, Williams, T. Jones, Gaines, G. Jantzen, Mc Crea, M. Claassen, Weins, R. Reimer, R. White, D. Claassen, D. Oltman, A. Jantzen. SECOND ROW: R. Walker, E. Jantzen, Bergstrasser,Hieronyrnus, Grupe, Klein- garn, Woltemath, Godfrey, Engler, Wiebe, Phelps, Eckel. THIRD ROW: Remmers, Bartels, Mathis, A. Claassen, Fonken, D. Reimer, Linsenmeyer, Grote, Witkowski. High School Choir consists of: FIRST ROW, Left to Right: H. Beal, Lowery, Bond, Brown, S. Coon, Jan. Hall, Davis, Heuer, K. COON, E. Besack, J. Lang, Oxley, Crone, Ernalantzen, D. Claassen, Timmons SECOND ROW: C. Blakeway, Busing, J. Stewart, Jurgens, Spence, Adams, Dunlap, Rhodes, Streng, Je. Dobbs, B. Besack, Davison, C. Reimer. THIRD ROW: Godfrey, R. Walker, Duensing, Damrow, D. Reimer, E. Jantzen, Gaines, Woltemath, Weins, R. Reimer, Lockwood, Klatt, Switzer. FOURTH ROW: Grupe, Hieronymus, Souder, Witkowski, A. Claassen, Fonken, Kleingarn, Remmers, Grote, J. Hall, Parde, Whit- taker. String Ensemble Brass Quintet Flure O Members of the Junior-Senior High Orchestra are: FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Frerichs, Lamberti Brockman, Ault, P. Timmons, J, Williams, lxlcKibben, Lammel. SECOND ROW: Uhrich, Wiens, Lampe, Goodenough, Waddell, Brennan, Pollock, Crone, Armstrong,Steinbe-rg, Coates, Popp. THLRD ROW: Nyden M. Besack, B. Johnson, L. Niday, M.Baker, Zimmer, Je. Dobbs, B. Besack, Robinson, Jan. Hall, Lichliter M. Timmons, Shaffer, V. Reimer, Lemmel, B. Lang, Champ, Arnold, Deves. FOURTH ROW: Clark Nieman, Jackson, Mrs. Davison, Byars, Springer, Oberle, S. Williams. 6 e ,QF 4- 1' l I Spanish Band czarme Program Plannlng Members of Senror llrqh Nrhool :Band are FIRM ROW Left to R1g1ht J Robmsnn Fonken Hexnke Ke1ber stevens Whmaker W nldell L: Desuk Msnuald b Bed C wodenounh J Lang loun.. bhC,OlxID ROW Qui aennush Jan Oobos mhueer V Robrnson B Blalrexny Barrels lVl'lsZ,llISlllZ1ll her txhl C Relmer C stewart Crone Oberle lrrnstrong Polloek Iamberu HIRD ROM Bond Luhlxter Hafriil .lan H811 Je DODDS L5 I5CSiLF J Hall Lammel Nenwn Flsher blrtleu schnudl Brenn '1 Barnard lVll'h46I' Rlmpeltes Lemmel B Lanr, lxnorhe Nlemeler Mahloek Paxne Nlortmn -llIlllll7lS Ermoern hiffer FOLRTH ROW Nl Burkel Jackson Lenhlrt Clark elheve I HarJ1nl. Lnrlm lxuper Byars 62 SENIORS es the Cltlzens of Tom i' ,S ll? NO t 4' PICTURE 5 Edwin Bergstraesser Mary Lou Bond Mary Brown Nelda Brugh Shirley Bucher 3' Roger Busboom Barbara Busing Pat Butterfield Ron Byars Donna Catlin Arlin Claassen Doris Claassen Garnet Comer Bill Cook Sandra Coon ww- Phyllis Cory Delbert Custer Edwin Daiibendick Barbara Davis Mariellyn Davis Q Us Y r' Y C5 as 5' 'Tl Jeanne Sharon Arlene Richard Marjorie Dobbs Dourhit Duensing Duitsman Ebke Ray Robert Gerald Barbara Elaine Engler Esch Fletcher Foulk Giesman Bill Richard Marjorie Joyce Darrell Gillmore Goebel Hage meier Hall Hansen lk 1 ' ad? Marjorie Frank Charlene Jean Donna Hassen Harms Hess Hohbein Hollingsworth .....- hw jx Charles Holmbeck David Hubka Janet Jackson f 9 r Q . af-Hu . sa aw 'Uv Erna Iantzen Ernest Jantzen Carol Johnson Phyllis Johnson Dorothy Jurgens Alfred Kitzelman Roberta Klatt Paul Koenig Bob Kruescher Bob Lammel Marilyn Larsen Priscilla Lichliter 6-oA Beth Lowery Roger Mahlock Ron Maiwald iggqxvwf . . 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Richard Remmers Susan Rhodes Erna Rrensche Marv1n Rudder 1635 Ruhl Janet Salts Gary Scoggin ::,.' ,,r 1.5, .'r J? -V :Q Eleanor Snyder Melvrn Souder Marxrn Sprlker Leonard Stolzer Ruth Streng N KEN LEMMEL Orchestra 10 11 12 Band 10 11 12 Pep Band 10 11 12 B Club 11 12 Basketball reserves 10 varsxty 11 12 Jun1or Class Play Cast Class Pres1dent 11 12 Boys State Key Club Scrence Club LARRY WENLL Commun1ty Chest 10 Track 10 11 12 Football 10 11 12 B Club 10 11 12 V1ce Presxdent 12 County Day Class Vrce Presrdent 12 P X1 TY HARDINC Jtuuor Sen1or Cornmlttee Jumor Class Play Commlttee Orchestra 10 Band 10 11 Tmrler 11 l-Iomesteader Staff 10 11 Board 12 Pxoneer Staff 12 Glee Club 10 Student Counctl 10 11 Class Secretary 12 JACKIE LANG Orchestra 10 ll Communlty Chest 10 Pep Band 10 11 Band 10 11 12 Chorus 11 12 Z1p Club 11 12 Operetta 11 Homesteader Staff 12 Student Counc1l10 11 Jun1or Class Play Cast Proneer Staff 12 Class Treasurer 12 KEITH ANDERSON Glee Club 10 Cholr 11 JON APPLEGET Student Counc1l 10 B Club 11 12 Glee Club 10 Basketball reserves 9 10 varsxty 11 12 Footbill reserves ll 12 vars1ty 12 Homesteader Board 12 Track 11 12 Ploneer Staff 11 Edxtor 12 Commumty Chest 11 LARRY BAKER B Club 10 11 12 Secretary 12 Track 10 11 12 Football vars1ty 1011 12 Basketball vars1ty 10 11 12 County Day Jun1or Sen1or Commlttee Student Counc1l 10 11 12 11 L1brar1an 12 Jun1or Ktwanlan MARILYN BAKER Orchestra 10 11 12 Glee Club 11 Homesteader Pep Club 10 11 Homesteader Staff 12 Zlp Club 12 MITCHEAL BAKER Gyl'I'll'l3SI1CS 10 JANNIECE B XRNARD Jun1or Sen1or Commlttee Band 10 11 12 Dance Band 10 11 V1ce Pres1 dent 10 Zlp Club 10 11 12 County Day G1rls State Alternate Orchestra 10 Jun1or Class Play Cast Sax Quartette Ploneer Staff 12 Commumty Chest 10 Homesteader Staff 11 EDWARD BARTLETT F F A 10 ll MARILYN BAUMFALK Homesteader Pep Club 10 ll Glee Club 10 11 12 HELEN BEAL Jun1or Senlor Comrmttee County Day Zlp Club 12 Dance Band 10 11 Cholr 12 Glee Club 10 11 L1brar1an 11 Jun1or Class Play Comrruttee Grrls State Octet 12 Boys Octet Accompamst 11 Homesteader Staff 11 Board 12 Ptoneer Staff 12 JOYCE BEESLEY Jun1or Class Play EDWIN BERGSTRASSER Glee Club 12 BEVERLY BESACK Orchestra 11 12 Band 10 11 12 Cho1r 10 11 12 Trtple Tr1o 11 State Mustc Chnlc 11 12 Octet 12 Homesteader Staff 12 Z1p Club 12 Operetta 11 MYRTLE BOEHMER Glee Club 11 Zxp Club 11 MARY LOL BOND Orchestra 11 12 Band 10 11 12 Pep Band 10 11 Glee Club ll L1p Club 12 Cholr 12 Clarlnet Quartette 11 12 N1 XRY BROWN Cho1r 10 11 12 Trrple Tr1o 11 Octet 12 Zxp Club 12 Jun1or Class Play Com m1ttee NELD X BRLGH Glee Club 1 Cholr ll 71 ' ' ' Q . : . . : . . 1 . : . 4 . 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ROGER BUSBOOM BARBARA BUSING Junlor Semor Comm1ttee ,Tumor Class Play Commlttee Clee Club l Chou- ll 12 PAT BUTTERFIELD Glee Club 10 ll 12 ,Tumor Class Play Comm1ttee Llp Club 10 ll RONALD BYARS Jun1or Semor Commxttee ,Tumor Class Play Cast Cornmumty Chest 11 Gymnasucs 11 Band 1011 12 Pep Band 10 11 12 Orchestra 1011 12 French Medal ,Tumor K1wan1an 11 12 County Day Homesteader Staff 12 DONINA CATLIN ARLIN CLAASSEN F F A Vxce Pres1dent 10 Chotr 11 12 Boys Octet 11 Glee Club 10 County Day DORIS CLAASSEN Glee Club 10 11 Choir 12 GARNET COMER ,Tumor Sen1or Commutee ,Tumor Class Play Commxttee Homesteader Staff12 BILL COOK County Day B Club 10 11 Pres1dent 12 Class Pres1dent 10 ,Tumor Rotarlan Jumor Klwaman Pxoneer Staff 12 Track 10 11 12 Football varslty 10 11 12 Homesteader Staff 10 12 Student Counc1l 10 12 SANDRA COON ,Tumor Class Play Commtttee Trlple Tno 11 Choxr 10 1112 Octet 12 L1p Club 12 PHYLLIS CORY Transfer from Mountam Home Idaho DELBERT CUSTER Transfer from Shenandoah Iowa Football reserves 12 EDWIN DAUBENDICK F F A 10 11 12 JLIIIIOI' Class Play Commmee BARBARA DAVIS Transfer from Lmcoln Nebraska Homesteader Pep Club 10 Cho1r 12 Z1p Club DONNA DAVIS Homesteader Pep Club 10 Glee Club 10 11 12 Llbrarxan 12 JEANNE DOBBS Jumor Semor Comm1ttee .Tumor Class Play Comrmttee Band 10 11 12 O chestra 12 Z1p Club 12 SHARON DOUTHIT Commun1ty Chest 10 Twxrler 10 11 ,Tumor Class Play Comnuttee ARLENE DUENSING Homesteader Pep Club 10 Glee Club 10 Cho1r 11 12 Zlp Club 12 RICHARD DUITSMAN MARIORIE EBKE Jumor Senxor Cornmtttee Glee Club 11 ,Tumor Class Play Student D1rector Z.1p Club 10 ll 12 Student Counc1l 11 12 P1oneer Staff 11 12 Edttor 12 Sclence Club 12 RAYMOND ENCLER Glee Club 12 Key Club 12 ROBERT ESCH Glee Club 11 GERALD FLETCHER Student Manager of Gymnast1cs10 B Club 11 12 Glee Club 11 Student Manager reserves and varsity Basketball ll BARBARA FOULK P1oneer Staff 12 Homesteader 12 Zlp Club 12 72 - - 1 1 01 , ,. - ..1 1 ,. 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ELAINE GIESMAN Jun1or Semor Comrruttee Lrp Club 12 Homesteader Pep Club 10 11 Glee Club 12 BILL GILMORE Sc1ence Club 10 11 12 Secretary 12 RICHARD GOEBEL Band 10 Key Club 12 M-XPUORIE HAGEMEIER Zip Club 10 Glee Club 10 11 12 JOYCE HXLL Jun1or Sen1or Cornrnlttee Jun1or Class Play Comnuttee State Nlusxc CllfllC 11 12 Band 1011 12 Cho1r 1011 12 Orchestra 11 12 Homesteader Pep Club 11 Z1p Club 12 DARRELL HANSEN Transfer from Burchard Nebraska Cl-IARLENE HESS Jun1or Class Play Comm1ttee Glee Club 10 11 12 Z1pClub 12 Student Counc1l 11 Homesteader Pep Club 11 MARIORIE HASSEN Jun1or Semor Comnuttee ZID Club ll 12 Homesteader Staff 12 FRANK HARN1S JEAN HOHBEIN Homesteader Pep Club 10 11 Zxp Club 12 Glee Club 10 11 12 L1brar1an 11 12 Homesteader Staff 12 DONNA HOLLINGSWORTH Jun1or Semor Comrruttee Glee Club 10 11 CHARLES HOLMBECK DAVID HUBKA B Club 10 11 12 Gymnasucs 10 Student Manager of Varslty Basketball 10 JANET JACKSON Jun1or Semor Comnuttee Jun1or Class Play Comrruttee Student Counc1l10 ZID Club 10 11 12 ERNA JANTZEN Glee Club 10 11 Cho1r 12 ERNEST IANTZEN F F A 12 Treasurer 12 Glee Club 10 Chou 11 12 CAROL JOHNSON Commun1ty Chest 11 Zrp Club 11 12 PHYLLIS JOHNSON DOROTHY JURGENS Jun1or Semor Commlttee Jun1or Class Play Cast Homesteader Pep Club 10 11 Glee Club 10 Cho1r 11 12 Z1p Club 12 ALFRED KITZELMAN B Club Treasurer 12 Glee Club 10 Basketball varslty 11 12 Football reserves 10 varslty ll 12 Student Counc1l 12 ROBERTA KLATT Glee Club 10 Jun1or Class Play Commlttee Homesteader Pep Club 10 Cho1r 11 12 Homesteader Staff 12 Ztp Club 12 BOB LAMMEL Jun1or Semor Comrruttee Jumor Class Play Cast Key Club 10 11 12 Band 10 11 12 Dance Band 11 12 Pep Band 11 12 Track 11 12 Basketball reserves 10 11 varsxty 12 Student Counc1l 12 B Club 12 BOB KRUESCHER Cho1r 10 11 Glee Club 12 Operetta 11 Basketball reserves 11 MARILYN LARSEN Glee Club 10 11 12 Homesetader Pep Club 10 11 L1brar1an ll 12 73 1 '- ' - ' ' . ' ' . . Glee Club 10,115 Band 10,11,12g Orchestra 11,12g Community Chest 115 Homesteader Staff 125 , - . - . . t . , PRISCILLA LICHLITER-Orchestra 10 11 12' Band 10 11 12- Pep Band 10 11 12'ClarinetOuartette 11 12. BETH LOWRY Glee Club 10 Cho1r 11 12 Operetta 11 Zap Club 11 ROGER MAHLOCK Glee Club 10 Band 10 11 12 RON MAIWALD Band 10 1112 Jumor Class Play Cast Sc1ence Club 1112 Pep Band 12 ROSALIE MANES Glee Club 11 12 Z1p Club 12 KEN MASCHMEIER Glee Club 10 11 TOM MATHIS F F A 10 11 12 B Club 11 12 Glee Club 11 12 Football varsrty 11 12 JERRY MAY B Club 11 12 Basketball reserves 11 Student Manager Football varslty 11 RUTH MEYERS Glee Club 10 11 12 RICHARD MILLER F F A 12 MELVIN MORGAN Football reserves 10 JERRY MOSLANDER Football reserves 10 Gymnast1cs 11 DON McKIIxIwEY Football reserves 11 RON MQKINNEY Glee Club 10 LEOTA NEWELL LINDA NIDAY ,Tumor Sen1or Commmee ,Tumor Class Play Cast Orchestra I0 11 12 V1ce Pres1dent 11 Presldent 12 Glee Club 11 12 Homesteader Staff 12 Homesteader Pep Club 10 11 Secretary 10 V1ce Pres1dent 11 Zrp Club 12 RICHARD OLTMAN F F A 11 Glee Club 11 Basketball reserves 11 varslty 12 Football reserves 11 ANN OXLEY Choxr 12 Glee Club 11 Tr1ple Trxo 12 P1oneer Staffll 12 Z1p Club 10 11 12 Secretary 10 Mxss BHS Cand1date ,Tumor Class Play Commlttee Commumty Chest 10 Student Counc1l 10 Secretary 11 ALETHA PARDE County Day Cho1r 11 12 Glee Club 10 Z1p Club 10 11 12 Pres1dent12 Homesteader Staff 12 Student COUHCII 12 Commun1ty Chest 11 DICK PELHAM ,Tumor Class Play Cast Cho1r 11 Gymnasucs 10 12 HARVEY PENNER Glee Club 11 Student Manager Basketball 10 MARVIIX. PENNER Band 10 Football vars1ty 12 DOROTHY PIEPER Glee Club 10 ARDYS PLUNKETT .Tumor Sen1or Commutee Jumor Class Play Cast Glee Club 1 11 12 O and B Commlttee ROGER POWELL F F A ll 12 Olee Club 11 Student M mallet' Varsltx Basketbill ll 74 BOB O'DONNELL-Football, reserves 10, varsity 12. ' ' ' ' ' : ' ' ' Q 1 U, . : LARRY PROBST B Club 1112 Gymnasttcs 11 Basketball reserves 11 Football varstty 12 SUSAN RHODES Ztp Club 10 ll 12 Homesteader Staff 11 12 Octet 12 Trtple Tr1o 11 Chotr 11 12 Gtrls State 11 Glee Club 12 County Day Class Secretary 11 State Muslc Cltmc Chotr 12 Student Counc1l 11 12 ERNA RIENSCHE Ltbrartan 10 Glee Club 10 11 MARVIN RUDDER JEAN RUHL JANET SALTS Glee Club 10 11 JERRY SAND Juruor Semor Commtttee B Club 10 11 12 Glee Club 10 Ltbrartan 12 Track 10 11 12 Football varslty 10 11 12 All State Student Counc1l 10 JANICE SCHEVE Band 10 11 12 Ztp Club 10 11 12 GRACE SCHROEDER Transfer from North Platte Nebraska BILL SHIELD Jumor Sentor Comrruttee B Club 11 12 Basketball reserves 10 11 Football varstty 11 12 Track 11 12 Class Treasurer 10 BURNITA SCHWEER Juntor Sentor Comrruttee Band 10 11 12 Pep Band 10 11 GARY SCOGGIN County Day Juntor Class Play Cast Student Counc1l 10 LAWRENCE SHAFFER Orchestra 11 12 Band 10 11 12 Pep Band 10 11 12 Dance Band 11 12 DICK SHOWER Football reserves 10 NORMA SMITH Transfer from Lewtston Nebraska ELEANOR SNYDER Juntor Sentor Commlttee Jumor Class Play Commlttee Homesteader Pep Club 10 Ztp Club 11 12 Band 10 Pep Band 10 Ltbrartan 11 Glee Club 12 County Day Cheer leader 10 ll 12 Homesteader Board 12 Student Counc1l 11 State Secretary 11 MELVIN SOUDER Glee Club 10 Jumor Class Play Cast Football reserves 10 Track 11 Chotr 11 12 MARVIN SPILKER Glee Club 10 Cholr 11 F F A 12 LEONARD STOLZER Gymnasucs 10 11 12 B Club 12 RUTH STRENG Trtple Trto 10 Homesteader Pep Club 10 Chotr 11 12 Sextet ll Octet 12 Ztp Club 12 Ltbrartan 12 Juntor Class Play Comrruttee State Musxc Cllmc Chotr 12 Homesteader Staff 12 DICK SVOBODA County Day B Club 10 11 12 Basketball VHFSIIY 10 11 12 Football varstty 10 ll Homesteader Staff 12 Gymnasttcs 11 Ptoneer Staff 12 ROBERTA SWITZER Transfer from Holmesvtlle Nebraska Juntor Semor Comrmttee Juruor Class Play Commattee Trtple Tr1o 11 Glee Club 11 Octet 12 Orchestra 11 Cholr 12 Ztp Club 12 Commumty Chest 11 Sctence Club 12 Homesteader Staff 12 75 Community Chest 11g Track 11g Scienoe Club 12g Key Club 11,12g Junior Class Play Committee. MELVIN THOMAS - Junior Class Play Cast, SHIRLEY UHRICH - Orchestra 10,11,125 String Ouintette5 String Ensemble 115 Band 11,125 Pep Band 11,125 Choir 115 Glee Club 11,125 Triple Trio 115 Octet 125 Student Council 115 State Music Clinic Orchestra 125 Zip Club 125 Science Club Treasurer 11, ARLEN VONASEK - Football, reserve 115 varsity 125 Pioneer Staff 11,125 Homesteader Staff 125 Student Council 125 Junior Kiwanian 125 B Club 12. JACK VAN ALLEN - B Club lO,ll,l2g Track 105 Football, reserve 10,115 varsity 12. SHERRILL VONTZ - Junior-Senior Committeeg Zip Club lO,ll,l2g Glee Club 10,1l, WALLACE WHITE - B Club 10,l1,125 Football, reserve 105 varsity ll,l2g Student Council 125 Track l0,ll,l2. MARK WALSH - Transfer from St. Joseph Highg Varsity Basketball 12. NOLA WHITE - JERRY WILLIAMS - Glee Club 105 Choir ll. SARAH WILLIAMS - Junior-Senior Committee5 Junior Class Play Committee5Orchestra l'J,ll,l25 String Ensemble5 Glee Club 10,115 Zip Club 12. NANCY WILSON - Transfer from Crete, Nebraskag Junior-Senior Committee5 Pioneer Staff 125 Zip Club 125 Junior Class Play Cast. DENNlS WINKLE ' Transfer from Pickrell, Nebraskag Football, reserve 11, MARVIN WINSLOW - B Club 11,125 Basketball, reserve 105 Football, reserve 105 varsity 11,125 Track ll, DICK WITKOWSKI - Basketball, reserve 105 Glee Club 105 Choir 11,12. PEGGY WOOD - Junior-Senior Committee5 Junior Class Play Committee5 Zip Club 12. MAIUORIE WORENT - LUCILLE PRUITT - Transfer from Beloit, Kansas. Q, ff. 1 fs f J Make-up does magic. Curtain going up. Now it's like this. Caught in the act! Bob Kreuscher fl.eftj and Roger Busboom QRight7 watch enviously as Larry Baker gets a shy smile from the blushing bride Marge Ebke. 5 ,ns Qi 'S f,,,..s--v r S' Dorothy Jurgens, student director, displays a costume to members of the Senior Class Play cast and committees. FIRST ROW, Left to Right Qnear windowsj: B. Besack, Blakeway, Sueng, Shield, I. Williams, Mrs. Fairchild, Director, Shaffer. SECOND ROW: Jackson, Byars,Rho- des, Snyder, Ebke, Lemmel. THIRD ROW: Coon, Kreuscher, L. Niday, Duensing, L. Baker, Gilmore. FOURTH ROW: Baumfalk, H. Beal, Busboom, Comer, Scoggin. Oh talk, talk, talk. Lo and Behold! It's Milo's hand writing. Q Ur Nw., J 'Q L 5 S A 5 X Switzer receives S. C. Award. Hassen cited as outstanding annual worker. Shaffer is superior science student Over 150 Cited In Annual n 1 or President presents h Qlaililzr President Wu get wrth the coveted Cook Athletic Trophy W W Cook presents Jon Apple e Only one aprece Line forms to the rear 'E-Q f ' 5 K' The Class History recalls memories of Homesteader skit junior Class play and Orange and Black prom Class Dcuq Assemblq Senior Class Day was held at Beatrice High School May 19, 1955. The afternoon began with an all school program which in- cluded the usual school traditions, award presentations, and the class history, present- ed in skit form. Janet Jackson was mistress of ceremonies. Jon Appleget BHS three let- ter athlete was the 1955 winner of the covet- ed Cook Athletic Trophy. Ion was awarded the trophy on a four point consideration. Other individual awards given at the after- noon assembly included the DAR History- Modern Problems medal presented to Helen Bealand the Science plaque for superior sci- entific scholarship awarded to Lawrence Shaf- fer. Many other awards were also given. Whoops I missed. Home Run' Dig that catcher' ETF!!! ,.,,,,s 3 BYARS speaks on 'Count Your Blessings. Students listen to choir and Rhodes' talk 'X 'N ,H ,IND I I' at . rg, 'W a an ' If I The upper 25 per cent of the class areg FIRST ROW, Left to Right: C. Blakeway, Uhrich, B. Bes- ack, Jackson, S. Coon, B. Davis, S. Douthit, Oxley, Barnard. SECOND ROW: Rhodes, S. Williams, Wood, Comer, Iurgens, Streng, Switzer, H. Beal, Snyder, Ebke. THIRD ROW: Gil- more, W. White, Kitzelman, Shower, Vonasek, Maiwald, Remmers, B. Lammel, Winkle, L. Baker, Lemmel, L. Shaffer, Byars. sill Scholarship ls The Root of Success ,Ms , 1 is 4 A. OXLEY H. BEAL B. LAMMEL State Teachers' Regents K. LEMMEL Regents College Alternate N.R.O.T.C. Hon. Mention N Do You Remember when That Reminds Me Of 2.13 '- : I 42,5 If if 1 .Q I f-ww 'fir ' ' ber , nr. Bob Lammel Selected Cutest Bobq Boq 1. Alerlra Parde 4. Dorothy Jurgens T. Marilyn Larsen 10. Ann Oxley 2. Shirley Unrich 5. Helen Beal 8. Dick Witkowski ll. Bill Cook 3. Jackie Lang G. Jean Hohbein 9. Ruth Streng 12. Barbara Foulli 88 if .-:NJ .ar 44 - X 8 ' ,K N , 10 Vl'Iq 6 1 .P ,Q ' S. Q 1 f , i. Q F f-A.. fav L. v xi' 1' T- r 'QQ xi I Q 7 'Jilin B .t -... . . xt' Y Q an .fi .I my i 'Qnq K lv F--Y. Kia' n 1 an Jeonne Dobbs Chosen prettiest Eobq 1. Marge llassen 4. Susan Rhodes T. larry Baker 10. Barbara Davis 3. Leota Newell 3. Eleanor Snyder S. Mary Brown ll. Eleanor Snyder 53. Carol Johnson rl. Sandra Coon L4. Barbara Buslng lj. 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'-1 W 0-wx W 7 K 1 A' Q 3 's My 1 1, x ln' X 'raw '4 ' X S N5 J ,r-'1 F sa' ' Q 1 fm-9' 9 Index FACULTY Mr H L Beal 8 M1ss Dorothy M Beatty 7 Mr Fred Brockman 8 Mr Lou1s Burkel 8 62 Mrs Joan Davxson 10 61 Mr J S Douthlt 8 Mrs Lo1s Fa1rch1ld 8 58 77 Mr Darrell Genzlmger 8 20 31 IN1lSS Mary Hahn 7 Mrs Ferne Haldxman 10 Mr W1ll1s Jones 39 M1ss Phylhs Knerl 6 8 Mr Charles E Knlght 8 20 31 35 38 39 45 Mr Rex E Lutz 820 27 Mr John Lux 9 52 53 M1ss Ellen Marek 9 Mxss Ruth Marsh 9 54 Miss Mary Jane McCullough 9 56 57 Dr A L McPherran 7 Mr Juhus H Moehl 9 M1ss Imogene Pellata M1ss L1nnea Peterson 9 50 1811155 Mary Ph11l1ps .1 Mr Don Potter 9 36 37 M1ss Luclle V Rexlly 10 M1ss Wxlma Sawyer 10 52 53 Mr Elvm C Schultz 10 29 55 M1ss Grace Souther 10 Mr W1ll1am M Staerkel 6 M1ss Zelda Stevens 10 M1ss Mary Sturmer 10 Mr Arlmgton Tyser 10 14 54 M1ss Ahce Wmsor 10 Adams Dwtght Sophomore 12 Adams Lmda Sophomore 12 28 52 54 60 61 Aden Shtrley Sophomore 12 Anderson Ketth Sen1or 64 Appleget Jon Semor 4 21 29 31 32 35 38 39 41 56 57 64 78 Armstrong Sandra Jumor 28 34 44 52 53 58 61 62 Baker Larry Semor 4 21 22 24 25 29 31 33 52 53 54 565764 77848589 Baker Mar1lyn Sen1or 28 61 64 Baker Mucheal Semor 64 Ball Mary Jo Jumor 28 44 57 Barkley Llnda Sophomore 12 28 6U Barnard Janmece Sen1or 28 41 62 64 85 Bartels Larry Sophomore 12 35 39 60 62 Bartholomew Carol Sophomore 12 28 Bartlett Cora Jane Sophomore 12 28 62 Bartlett Edward Sen1or 55 64 Bartlett Gary Sophomore 55 Bartlett Roger Sophomore 12 Bates, Catherme, Jun1or 44,54 97+ Baumfalk Marllyn Semor 60 64 77 Beal Helen Semor-4 28 54 56 57 60 61 62 64 77 85 88 Beal Iwancy Jun1or 28 44 52 53 57 58 62 Bean Gerald Jumor 44 55 Bednar August Jun1or 44 55 Beesley Joyce Sen1or 64 84 Beesley R1chard Sophomore 12 55 Behrens Orvrlle Sophomore 12 Bergstrasser Edw1n Semor 60 65 77 Besack Beverly Semor 28 57 60 61 62 64 77 85 Besack Eleanor Sophomore 12 28 60 61 62 Bmggeh LOUISE Sophomore 12 28 60 B1tt1ngs June Jumor 44 Blakeway Brad Sophomore 37 61 62 Blakeway Cherryl Sen1or 12 61 64 77 84 85 Blaser Joyce Sophomore 12 28 57 Boehrrter Myrtle Semor 64 Boggs Velearta Sophomore 12 Bond Mary Lou Sen1or 28 61 62 65 Boone Jud1th Sophomore 12 28 Borcher Genevxeve Jumor 28 44 Bratnard Larry Sophomore 21 Bramard Pat Sophomore 12 29 Brmkmeyer Glennys Jun1or 28 44 60 Brown Davld Sophomore 11 12 Brown Mary Sophomore 28 60 61 65 89 Brownawell Eldon Sophomore 13 21 29 Brugh Nelda Semor 65 Bryant B111 Sophomore 13 21 54 Bucher Shtrley Sen1or 65 Busboom Roger Sen1or 65 77 Busmg Barbara Semor 28 61 65 89 Buss Barbara Jun1or 44 Butterfleld Patty Semor 60 t5 Byars Ronald Semor 57 59 61 62 65 77 83 84 85 Calvm Harhe Sophomore 13 39 Carlberg Roger Jun1or 44 Carpenter Kexth Jun1or 44 Carpenter Lorame Sophomore 13 54 57 Carrel Beverly Sophomore 13 60 Carstens Donna Sophomore 13 28 Cathn Donna Semor 65 Chrtstenson Gall Sophomore 13 28 52 54 Claas sen Claassen Claassen Claassen Claassen Claassen Claassen Arl1n Sen1or 55 59 60 61 65 Betty Sophomore 13 60 Dons Sen1or 61 65 Duane Sophomore 13 55 60 61 J1m Sophomore 13 55 Lo1s Jumor 44 60 Mark Sophomore 13 55 60 Clark Edward Semor 44 61 62 Coates Marvm Sophomore 13 61 Comer Garnet Semor 57 59 65 77 85 Cook W1ll1am Semor 21 25 27 29 39 41 52 56 57 65 Cookus Don Sophomore 13 21 Coon, Karen, Sophomore 13,28,52,61 1 1 1 n 1 1 '. . 1 1 1 1 D 1 1 1' 1 1q1x1b1'1 1 . 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 ' 1 1m 1 1 . 1 . . 1 1 1 1 - 11 . . . 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