Beatrice High School - Homesteader Yearbook (Beatrice, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1957 volume:

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'A SEPTEMBER OCTOBER NOV EMBER DEC EMBER IA NUA RY 17 18 FEBRUA RY 544446 School Opens Cla ss Elect1ons llomesteader Banquet Homecomnlq State Student C,OLlIlCll Conventron Play Trme Out for Gmger Natronal Merrt Exam Teachers Convenuon End of lst Quarter Open House State Hrgh School Mus1 Clmrc Thanksglvrng N acat1on Sadle Hawkms Dance Chrlstmas Program Green Door Carrnval Chrrstmas Vacatxon School Re opens Sock Hop Senlor Class Skatrng Party Semester Exams End of Semester Junlor Class Skatmg Party Talent Show for P0110 15 16 MARCH APRIL 11 13 MAY Hastmgs Debate Tournament Fremont Debate Tournament Homesteader Chrlr Feed FFA Parent Son Banquet State Gymnast1c Meet End of 3rd Quarter B Club Z,1p Club Dance Play Solld Gold Cadrllac DISUICI Speech Contest Orange 82 Black Banquet and Prom State FFA Convent1on DISUICI Debate Cheerlcadrng Tryouts D15U'1CI Muslc Contests Pre regrstratlon Pre reg1stIat1on D1str1ct Track Meets B Club Reunron Band P1cn1c Semor Class Day and PICIHC Jumor Senror Banquet and Prom Baccalaureate Servrces Semester Exams Commencement Report Cards , 8-9 , 4 - 20 ' 15 ' ' 19 - 9 1 1. 12 'L 9 1 ' - 13 ' N ' ' 22 17-18 ' ' 23 - ' 24 - ' 1 29-29 ' ' 25 9 ' 27-29 ' ' 2 5 13 - 5 ' 15-17 ' 1 'C ' ' e ' 22-25 ' ' ' ' 10 - ' 30 . . - .Q . . 30 - . . 13 ' 14 ,, ,, . 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' 'su' S O 1 Dr. WILLIAM STAERKEL Superintendent of Schools A.B., Bethel College, Newton, Kansas, Ed. D., Stanford University California. BOARD OF EDUCATION - Mr. Merle Jones, Mr. Earl T.. Howey, Mr. William Eyth, Mr. John Lock- wood, Mr. Lloyd Wright, Mr. Charles Mann, Dr. William Staer- kel, Mr. A.E. Grapengeter, Mr. Robert Marvin, and Dr. Sanford Rathbun. JOHN HARRIS Principal B.S. Lawrence College, Appleton, Wrsconsm M.S. Colorado State College t.. 1 ' Q THE OFFICE GIRLS Mrs. Evelyn Spilker, Bookkeeperg Miss Anita Busboom, Secretary no Supcrintendentg Miss Ruth Milkc, Secretary to Principal. FRANCIS E. COLGAN Vocational Machine Shop, Drawing, A.B., Nebraska St ate Teach- ers College. DARRELL COTTINGHAM 1' All Modern Problems, Debate, B.S., U. of N. H. L. BEAL Commercial, B.S., A.B., University of Iowa. LOUIS BURKEL Instrumental Music, B.S., M.A., Kirks- ville State Teachers College. GORDON BUSBOOM Agricultureg B.S., U. of N. Nr DONALD DAHLIN Wood Shop, A.B., Kearney State Teachers College, M.A., Colorado State Teachers College. SUZANNE ENYEART Art, BFA, U. of N. Mrs. LOIS FAIRCHILD English B, Speech and Dramaticsg A.B., Hastings College. 5 1 MKIKAN CXSFYVI ff 1 QL fl i P- DARRELL GENZLINGER Social Studies, Physi- cal Education, Head BB Coach, A.B., Peru State. BURNELL GUY Line FB Coach, Biol- ogy, Modern Problems, Assistant Varsity Track Coach: B S., Chadron State Teachers Col- lege. Mrs. ALICE INGI-IAN Commercial, B.S., U. of N. Mrs. FLORENCE KITCI-I Orchestra, A.B. M.A., Colorado State Teachers College . I Mrs. FERNE HALDIMAN Nurse, R.N., NE Missouri T.C. School of Nursing. LOUISE HENKE Physical Education, A.B., Doane Mrs. GRACELLYN HOHN Latin I and II, B.S. in Ed., U. of N. ESTER KRIEFELS Home Economics, A.B., Peru State Teachers College. REX LUTZ Drivers Education, Assistant FB Coach, A.B. York College, M.A., U. of N. RUTH MARSH Librarian, A.B., Hastings College. , JULIUS MOEHL English B, World His- tory, A.B., Wai-tburg College, LINNEA PETERSON Geometry, Advanced Algebra, Trigonome- try, A.B., U. of N. WILMA SAWYER Commercial, B.S., M.A., U. of N. CHARLB SCOTT Spanishg B.R.E., Missionary College, M.A., New York University. HENRY REICHEL, Jr. Head FB Coach, American Historyg B.S., M.E., North- western University, U. of N. LUCILLE REILLY Vocal Music, B.A., M.A., U. of N. CECIL RICHMOND English R, Journa- lismg B.S. in Ed., M.A., U. of N. KIRK M. SORENSEN Speech Counselor, B.S., M.A., U. of N. GRACE SOUTHER English C and D5 A.B,, M.A., U. of N. ? I fxavkit' EX ZEIDA STEVENS English A and E5 Norfolk Junior Col- lege, A.B., U. of N. cn CnnT MARY STURMER Biology, B.A., M.A U. of N ARLINGTON TYSER Chemistry, Physics, Biology, B.A., Doane College. A Y ' y L. ..., . ' - Jw.,- James C Douthit Maintenance Engineer BHS CUSTODIAI, STAFF: Bob Richards, Wayne Hurtie, Mrs, Rose Borcher, Calvin Parmenter, Mrs. Dorothy Meents, John Meents, Mrs. Ethyl Messick, Bob Maxson, O. G. Carpenter, and Chester Highland. Keeping Beatrice High School going is the big responsibility of many people, in- cluding the custodial and the cafeteria staffs. All of the techniques of good housekeeping must be exercised hy the custodians. Keeping the halls and rooms neat and clean is a major task, as is the seasonal job of precise placing of containers at strategic spots during a rain storm. The ladies of the cafeteria are faced with the imposing task of preparing for the students and faculty, meals which are both appetizing and nourishing. This they do with amazing facility and with a minimum of reward. To the members of these two staffs congratulations should be given and an couragmg word that their work in ke eping BHS running smoothly and efficiently 1 truly appreciated Mrs Madeline Granc er CAFETERIA STAFF Mrs Elsie Vanderhook Mrs Mildred Albers Mrs Ruth Scoggins, Mrs Delores Lottman and Mrs Vera Koch Cafeteria Director 4 lu , en- W ' 1 i X : . ' , . ' , . . , . . 4 f L. 'Q X K ' ' Q .. ' ' -as-r ', V . ,AE ' . L A A I 11' b-, 1 L, V 3. F f , 3 ' A H ' LINDA BARKLEY Zip Club 1,2,39 Girls' Glee 233. CAROL BARTHOLOMEW Zip Club 1,2,3, Girls' Clee 2,3. LINDA ADAMS Student Council 1,2, Sec. 1,23 Zip Club 1, 2,33 Choir 1,23 Triple Trio li Girls' Quartet 2,33 Homesteader 33 Science Club 13 Homecoming Candidate 2,3. SHIRLEY ADEN Pioneer 3. Jimi ' If ff se 1 . , . N ROGER BARTLETT ELEANOR BARTRAM Band 2. LARRY BARTELS B Club 2,33 Band 1, 2,33 Pep Band 1,23 Choir 2,33 Dance Band 13 County Day 23 Photo Club 33 Boys' Glee 1,2,33 Football 33 Basket- ball l,2,33 Track 1, 2,3. CORA JANE BARTLETT Zip Club 1,2,3, Treas. 33 Band 1,2,33 Sax Sextet 33 FFA Queen 1. ORVILLE BEHRENS Football 25 Track 2. LOUISE BINGGELI Zip Club 1,2,35 Photo Club 25 Science Club 25 Girls' Glee 1,2,3. F 1 fl JOYCE BLASER Zip Club 1,25 Horne- steadcr 1,2. VELEARIA BOGGS Girls' Glee 2,3. HEIDI BAUER Exchange Student from Heilbronn, Germany5 Zip Club 35 Student Council 35 Choir 35 All-School Play Com. 3. RICHARD BRESLEY Key Club 2,35 Photo Club 2,35 FFA 1,2,3, Science Club 2,3. Y 'b- ELEANOR BESACK Zip Club 152,35 Band 152,35 Choir 1,2535 Triple Trio 1,25 Pio- neer 35 Homesteader 35 State Music Clinic 3. BRAD BLAKEWAY Band 2,35 CyTnna.Stics 1 . BILL BRYANT Key Club 2,35 B Club 2,35 Science Club 1, 2,35 Football 15 Golf 2. JUDEEN BURSOVSKY Zip Club 1,25 Choir 2,35 Pioneer 2,35 Girls' Glee 1. LORRAINE CARPENTER Zip Club 1,25 Science Club 1,25 Home- steader l,2,35 l.i- brarian 15 Photo Club 2. DONNA CARSTENS S Zip Club l,2,35 Homesteader 35 Librarian 2,35 Debate 35 All-School Play Com. 2. DAVID BROWN Science Club 2,35 All ELDON BROWNAWELL Student Council 35 E Club 152,35 Pioneer 25 Football 1,2,35 Bas- ketball 25 Track 1. -School Play Com. 2. ARDITH BUTT Zip Club 15 Girls' Glee 1. HARLIE CALVIN Key Club l,2,35 Homesteader 25 Track 1,2,3. GAII. CHRISTENSON Student Council 1,2,35 Zip Club 1,2,3, Pioneer 3, Homesteader 2,33 Librarian 1,35 County Day 25 Photo Club 3, Debate 2,35 Cheerleader 1,2,3, All-School Play Cast 2, 3, Com. 2,35 Homecoming Candidate 35 O QB Candidate 3. BETTY CLAASSEN Choir 2,35 Home- steader 33 Girls' Glee lg All-School Play Cast 25 Photo Club 3. DUANE CLAASSEN Choir 25 Boys' Glee 1,33 FFA 1,2,3. MARK CLAASSEN Choir 23 Boys' Octet 3, Photo Club 33 FFA l,2,33 Boys' Glee 1. Qu. of 1 Qi 1 DON COOKUS B Club 2,33 Football 1,2,3. KAREN COON JIM CLAASSEN MARVIN COATES Pioneer 2. smdem councu 1,35 zip Club 1,2,3, Choir l,2,3g Triple Trio 39 All-School Play Com. 2,3. DON DALE B Club 1,2,35 Boys' Octet 2,3g Choir 33 Boys' Quartet 25 State Music Clinic 3, All- School Play Cast 33 Football 1,2,3g Track 15 Gymnastics l,2. JANICE DENTON Zip Club l,2,33 Home- steader 2,35 Science Club 3. MARVIE COREY Track 1,25 Gymnastics l,2. CAROL CRIPE Band 2,33 Home.. steader 3. DEANNA DAv1soN Zip Club 1,2,35 Choir ,J l,2g Homesteader 2, 3 HARLW DICKERSON Key Club 1,2,33 Science Club l,2,3g Choir 3. 3 5 EVA Dlocs zip Club 1,z. PHIL DOUTHIT 'e Key Club 1,23 Pioneer 25 l-Iomesteader 1, 25 All-School Play Cast 2, Com. 3. DORIS FIELDER Zip Club 1,25 Girls' Glee 1,2,3. LARRY FISHER B Club 152,35 Band 1,2535 Choir 2,35 Dance Band 1,25 Boys' Quartet 25 Pioneer 2 State Music Clinic 35 Football 1,2,35 Track 1,2,35 Boy's'G1ee 1. DELORIS FULTON Zip Club 1,2,35 Sci- ence Club 15 Pioneer 35 Homesteader 2, B Board 35 Librarian 15 All-School Play Com. 25 County Day 25 Photo Club 35 Debate 2,35 Class Treas. 15 O Gr B Candidate 3. LOIS GARMAN Zip Club 1,2535 Librarian 2,35 2. Girls' Clee SHARON DREW Zip Club 1,2,35 Choir 25 Triple Trio 25 Girls' Quartet 25 Pioneer 35 Dramatics 25 Photo Club 35 Homesteader 1,25 Board 35 State Music Clinic 25 All-School Play Com. 2 KAREN ENGEBRETSON Student Council 35 Zip Club l,2,35 Choir 25 County Day 2. -.nv ? 1b DENNIS FISHER FFA 1,2,:s. BERNICE FRERICHS Choir 3. 5 -e' JO ANN GOODENOUGH Student Council 1,25 Zip Club 1,2,3, Sec. 25 Band 1,2535 Pep Band 2,35 Choir 25 Orch. 1,35 Home- steader 1,2,35 All- Schoo1P1ay Cast 2,3, Com. 35 Class Sec. 1,2. DUANE GREENQUIST DOYLE GODDEN B Club 1,25 Football 1,35 Track 1,2. AUDREY GOLDBERG Zip Club l,2,35 Pio- neer 35 Homesteader 1,2535 All-School Play Cast 2, Com. 3. Basketball 1, X TOM HAMER 'Wah 'Q S? EUGENE GOTTSCHALL B Club 2,35 Gymnas- tics l,2. ROBERT GROTE Choir 1,25 Science Club 1,2,35 Boys' Glee 35 Football 15 . Track 2. Science Club 1,2,3. LARRY HARTOG B Club 35 Pioneer I 35 Basketball 2,3. 'Q 'ff 5 is A I TERRENCE HAWKINS Pioneer 35 All-School Play Cast 2,3. JULIE HUBKA Student Council 35 Zip Club 1,2,3g Homesteader l,2,3g County Day 25 Girls' Clee 1,2. WM Q' J ER RY HATCHER Key Club 35 Basketball 2. LARRY HAUSMAN B Club 35 Football 1, 2,35 Gymnastics 1. ,Q 1 is iff X i GERALD JANTDEN Choir 25 Boys' Quar- ter 3, FFA 1,2,3g Boys' Clee 1,3. RAYMOND JANTZEN FFA l,2,3. MARJORIE Hlccms zip Club 1,2,3g choir z,a. SUE HUBKA Student Council 1,25 Zip Club 1,2,35 Home- steader 1,2,35 Photo Club 35 Cheerleader 35 O 81 B Queen 35 All-School Play Cast 2. MARY LOU JOHNSON Zip Club 1,2,35 Sci- ence Club 2. DONNA KADLEC Librarian 2,3. RON JENKINS BOB JOI-ENSEN Basketball 2. 'au SUE KEIBER Student Council 2,35 Zip Club 1,2,3, Sec. 35 Science Club 35 Band 1,25 Home- steader 2,33 All- School Play Com. 25 Class Sec. 35 Class V. Pres. 2. BETTE KINAMAN Girls' Glee 2,3. JOHN JONES Key Club 1,2,35 B Club 1,2,35 A11- School Play Cast 2,35 Gymnastics 1. CAROLE KASSEBAUM Zip Club 1,25 Girls' Glee 1,2,3. CHET IEMON B Club 35 Football 2. 35 Basketball 2. DALE LINSENMEYER FFA 1,z,a, v. Pres. 2, Pres. 3g Football 3. ROBERT MEAHAN RICHARD MELCHER BOB KUJATH B Club 2,35 Choir 35 County Day 25 Class Pres. 2,35 Football 2g Track 1,2,3. JUDY LANG Student Council 1,23 Zip Club 1,2,3g Homesteader 25 Board 33 Librarian 25 County Day 2g Dramatics 2g Photo Club 25 De- bate' 2,35 Cheerleader 3g Science Club lg Class V, Pres, 15 Homecoming Queen Candidate 33 O Sc B Candidate 35 All- School Play Cast 2,35 Com. 2, BARBARA LIENAMAN Zip Club 1,2,3g Choir 35 Girls' Glee l,2. LINDA IDCKWOOD Zip Club 1,2,33 Choir 1,2,35 Triple Trio 1, 2g Girls' Quartet 25 Librarian 2,35 Photo Club 25 State Music Clinic 3. E-'r 2 v GLORIA McMASTER Zip Club 1,2,35 Homesteader 2,35 Dramatics 25 Science Club 15 All-School Play Cast 2,3, Com. 2,3. GERALD MORGAN Football 1. DEANNA MORTON zip Club 1,2,35 Band 1,2,a5 Pep Band 3, Orch. 35 Homesteader l,2, Board 35 Pio- neer 35 Dramatics 25 FFA Candidate 1,35 Class Treas. 2,35 All-School Play Cast 2, Com. 2,3. KAY MURRAY Transfer from Creteg Zip Club 35 Home steader 35 Debate 35 Girls' Glee 3. SHARON MCCOWN Zip Club 1,25 Girls' Glee 2,3. DON MCCREA FFA 1,2,33 Boys' Glee 1,2,3. RON MILLER B Club 2,35 Basket- ball Manager 3. IARRY MORGAN B Club 1,2, Pres. 35 Boys' Glee 35 Foot- ball 1,2,3g Basket- ball 1,2,35 Track 1, 2,35 Student Council 3. IARRY NELSON Key Club 2,35 All-School Play Com. 1,2,35 Basketball 1,25 Science Club 1,2,3, Pres. 2,3. BEVERLY NICKESON Homesteader 3. KAREN NIEMAN Student Council 25 Zip Club l,2,35 Band 1,2535 Pep Band 1,2, 35 Dance Band 1,25 Orch. 1,25 Sax Quar- tet 35 Pioneer 35 I-lomesteader 2, Board 35 Librarian 1, 2,35 County Day 25 Dramatics 25 Twirler 35 State Music Clinic 35 O QB Candidate 35 All-School Play Com. 253, Cast 2. DUANE OLTMAN FFA 1.2.3. 43? -if JANET PAUL GARY OEI-IM Student Council 15 B Club l,2,35 Boys' Glee 35 All-School Play Cast 35 Football 1,2,3. DELMAR OTTO Student Council 25 Zip Club 1,2535 Cheer- leader 1,25 Homesteader l,2,35 Dramatics 35 All-School Play Corn. 2,3, Cast 3. JIM PAYNE Band 1,2,35 Pep Band 2. FRANCES PENNER Dramatics 35 Girls' Glee 1,25 All-School 1 -ag., ,si Play Com. 3, Cast 3. MARILYN PENNER Zip Club 1,2,35 Home- steader 2,35 Girls' Glee 1,25 All-School Play Com. 3. ANNA MARIE POLLMANN Librarian 3 . Q 1-rf -I' Q SQUIER? - N MARY QUACKENBUSH Zip Club 1,2,35 Band 1,2,35 Pep Band l,2,3 Dance Band 1,25 Homesteader 35 Clari- net Quartet 2,35 State Music Clinic 35 All- School Play Cast 3, Com. 2,3. KENNETH RAHE F1-'A 1,2,a. by 'T--Q.. ' .5 Lf.. JANICE REIMER Zip Club 1,2,35 Choir 35 Pioneer 2,35 Li- brarian 35 Home- steader 35 County Day 25 Girls' Glee 1, 2. VIRGINIA REIMER TOM REDMOND B Club 2,3, Treas. 35 Photo Club 3, V. Pres. Track 1,2,3. Band l,2,35 Pep Band 1,25 Choir 35 Orch. 1,2,35 Triple Trio 35 FFA Candidate 2, Queen 3. ws Z,-N JOHNNY RUDDER Football 1,2. TERRY SCI-IARTON Student Council 3, Pres., Dramatics 25 Debate 23 Science Club 25 Jr.-Sr. Toastmuter 25 Boys' State 25 All-School Play Cast 25 Basket- ball 1. JACK RHINESHAR T Science Club 3, Track 1,25 Gymnastics 1, 25 Golf 3. JEANNINE ROBINSON Student Council 1,33 Zip Club 1,2,3g Band 1,2,3, Sec. 35 Pep Band 1,2,3g Orch. 1, Clarinet Quartet 2,33 Dance Band lg State Music Clinic 3, Homecoming Queen 3. ' is E' Af at RODNEY SCHUETTE B Club 1,2,3, Sec. 3, Band 1,2,3g Photo Club 3, Pres.g Foot- ball 1,2,3. WALTER SCOTT Homesteader 1,25 Photo Club 3, Track 1. S MAX RUSH DARRY1 SCHUERMAN JAMES SMITH FFA 1,2,3, Tres. 3, B Club 2,35 Boys' Glee 3. MARIE SNYDER DOROTHY SHUM Zip Club 1,2,3g Homesteader 25 Librarian 25 Dramatics 25 Class Play Com. 2. ROGER SIEMS Transfer from Cort- land. 4, V aziuwgsz 5 ww ' DEAN SPILKER Boys' Octet 2,35 FFA 1,2,3, Sec. 2, V. Pres 35 Photo Club 3. JEANETTE STEVENS Zip Club lg Choir 3. 'N -M. 4Q N 'cgi JERRY SMITH Key Club 1,2,3, V. Pres. 2, Pres.'35 B Club 2,35 Gymnas- tics 1,2,3. JANE SPENCE Zip Club 1,2,3, Pres. 35 Choir 1,2,3g Tri- ple Trio 1,2,3g Homesteader 2, Li- brarian 35 Dramatics 35 State Music Clinic 3, Class Play Com. 3. LLOYD STEVENS B cmb 2,33 Baskerbm 2,35 Golf 2,3. LYNN STEVENS Band 1,23 FFA 1,2,3. JERRY SUNDERMAN Key Club 2,35 Sci- ence Club 1,2,3, V. Pres. 35 Class Play Com. 1,2,3. MARY TIMMONS Student Council 1,23 Zip Club 1,2,35 Barld 1,2,3, V. Pres. 35 Pep Band 1,2,3g Choir 1, 2,33 Orch. 1,23 Tri- ple Trio 1,2g Girls' Quartet 23 Brass Sex- tet 1,2,35 Dance Band 1,25 Twirler 3. 4.6 I QA 'Q J HUBERT ULLMAN Transfer from St. Joseph. KAREN VAN ALLEN zip Club 1,2,a. CLINTON SWARTZ Football 1,2,35 Boys' Glee 3. JIM TURNBULL Pioneer 2, 35 Basket- ball 1. KALE VONTZ JEROLD WANEK SANDRA VAN CAMP BILL VANOVER ,,..anuh l ..-f IU' it 'S 5 fa w 9 B Club 1,2,33 Foot- ball Student Manager l,2. w.,,,,1 all- ' I 'f. KENNY WHITE Key Club 1,2,35 B Club 35 County Day I 25 Debate 25 Class :L 'tis Pres. 15 Class V. Pres. 35 Boys' State 25 Football 1,2,3. ROBERT WIEBE Choir 2,35 Boys' Octet 33 FF VIRGINIA WADDELL Student Council 1, 2, 3, V. Pres. 33 Zip Club 1,2,3, v. Pres. 2, Band 15 Orch. 15 Flute Trio 13 Home- steader 1,2,3g County Day 25 Cheerleader 1,2,35 Girls' State 2, Homecoming Queen 23 O 8: B Candidate 35 All-School Play Cast 3. BETH WELCH Zip Club 1,2,35 Horne- steader 152,33 Li- brarian 3. A1,2,3. JOHN WILLIAMS Key Club 1,25 B Club l,2,35 All- School Play Cast 35 Football 15 Track 1, 2,3. WAYNE WIT B Club 1,2,a, v. Pres. 35 Football 2,35 Basketball 1,2,35 Track l,2,35 Gym- nastics 2,35 A11- State Rep. 3. JERRY WRIGHTSMAN Band 1,2,35 Dance BOB WILLET Football 2. JOEL WILLIAMS Football 152. Band 1,25 Football 15 Basketball 1 . KAREN ZIETTLOW Zip Club 1,2,35 Cho ir 25 Librarian 3. 5 -ff' LARRY WILLIAMS Football 25 Basket ball 2. ROGER WRIGHT I x u .,? 1 . 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'O-nu 'N , ' ui 1 rj MQ: 'vs L r, F? 4' , . .+, N5 f . t ' -'55 wt' l we -.2 AQ E f President Vice-President Secretary David Spence Kathy Weston Sara Rhodes KR Eileen Blakely Allen Bohrer Larry Brandt l' Q fri- Treasurer Fred Nichols Jim Aden Harvey Ahl Pauline Allen Charlotte Baker Darryl Baker Rodney Bartels JoAnn Beach Patty Bence Judy Bratt . ,H A, 4 'A 2 Kay Brennan ,T I We Kathy Brott D We I Nd Margaret Brown - 2 Q, 1 sf Delores Bryson f ',, Kev ' 2:3 Q L v 12' iw' ,- L ' ff Marquxta Buckmeler Bob Buettgenbach Gerald Buss Dennxs Byars Judy Carlberg Fred Chapp Ellen Claassen Evelyn Claassen N11a Cooper June Cox Marran Cox Conn1e Crawford Rodney Damrow Janet Damauer Armm Daubendrek 'Y cw pv- so we ?oZZaw7 C ..-of 4 'Ci N. 41 Bxll Dav1s J B. Davlson Joe Davison Lois DeRyke Byron Dillow Mary Drishaus Clifford Duntz Ronald Elmsha USBI' ,no 2 0, ff if -0- 2 i' r if My , Ci -. 4-Ev, .- J Q Judy Frerichs John Funkhouser Steve Gage Richard Genrich Richard Glover Allen Grell Leland Grummert of Larry Guenther -15' Norman Haldiman Q 3 Barbara I-Ianke Donna Hansen Beverly Hautzenroder X117 ',,4'L-at Linda Engebretson Jeannette Engle: Karen Essman Eldon Faulder Darrell Feit Dorothy Frerichs .4-5. , ,. ,JA .J- 3? 42 I W1 A? Q 'Q 4, ' 7 . hr .' 'ell' ,,.- Jackie Hawes -J ' P, , .' Gerald Henderson ',, -J-rf f s ee- Lawauna Hillers ,,,. ' N' Amy Hohn X 13? L A, -f M .1-lm I 1 4- 1 Q Berne Hotchkiss N 7 'la V T d 4, , -3 A Mary Howe Nr . .5 Ladd I-Iubka .ef , ' - ' s, , Letty Hubka ' L 7' rd 'J ,. L- Kenny Huston ar' ' Joyce Jamison 'f' s ff, , Larry Johnson H ' Garwood Judd ,ff ' -.J x, ' JV 2 - I, fr Y 'Q , e' ' 'Q Y Q I Ai -19' sd .3 -L3 Mary Ann Kirstein Marian Kitzelman Jerry Knowles James Koenig Larry Kohler Nadene Kresak Karol Kugler Bob Kuhn lk 43 fn 'Q X 49 - 'fafgrw Bob McCowcn Guy Miller Ann Morris Ted Muenster Don Nelson Lois Neubert Sharon Nichols Gary Nickels iff , Y' Nw X--i Q' - 5. ,L Var' J ',, Auf OO' R 73' xx ei ,. X , Q. 3 xr aa John Nies Martin Oeltjen Michael Oldfather Marvin Oltman Jeanette Ord Arbanna Paben 'lnl' Beverly Kuj ath Ann Kuykendall George Lancaster Nancy Lang John Linscott Linda Loth Suzanne Maxwell Bill McCourtney 9.9. ,QI ..-f' A 1 'Y .4'L-A ' X Who's the back S ft. 19 f, -N' 1 se at driver? it Q4 Merle Parde Keith Pelton Elaine Penner Gene Penner ,v r 40 qi. .-Q if .-.7 ,,-JI' wa W' . A M Sf' Q Ron Pethoud Vg: 1-5,4 , A ' , ,, X In Mary Pollock ' z . , A Kay Pretzer L . 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I? ri A3 OJ' v ff' I 01 ,mf ay, . ,sho f-J' fr fqx .f-'f 'A ' ,,r,,v Sharon Endelman Lorene Esch Jeanne Everett Eugene Feit Ron Fielder Robert Forke Angeline Frerichs Carolyn Frerichs f , f Qi a 59 ' ?' V gy' L' -f K., ar Q 1' r .4-v-' A Q n Louis Burkel Lorna Butt Larry Carpenter Don Copeland Shirley Corey Sharon Courtney John Crone Carolyn Cumpston -,Q-, .-.Taj fi i up qu-.--., I -Q Q 1 7s sl.,- Q 3.-... Esther Gade 1:5 fi -I Al Bob Gallow ay Doris Carman Roger Gibson Dave Gleason Kayla Grueber How do you measure 48 up? '-Q John Hassen Rebecca Hawkins Sharon Henning Janet Hodge I Linda Hogeland Jay Hoyle Joyce Hubert Ruth Johnson f' I' 05 ' - IHIQ 7'2 . J . ,Q - 1,5 ff , Q' , . ,,,. I 3 s 7-:V VV 1? Jia wi? ,, 6' y, Gi 1 Alvin Linsenmeyer Joyce Littell Boyd Littrell Gary Lohse Steve Lovell Dean Madison -19 l 4' f v f ix. 5 , I 4 s S X f I 5 vo. , fo r L Karen Jones Sondra Krueger Jim Lamberson Bette Lammel Larry Langdale Merle Lassley Dick Leach Clifford Lenhart ii Af. Xi . 'N F -3 . -ax 4-71 25 I f.:7 04 In ' 0 M ,.....-.a 3 36: 'uf' ff wk Qs 6 ,HI I fi' 'F Karen Mahlock Ron Maschme ier Patricia McBride Kathy McC1eery -H A .. gg, -:J K 1 i Russell McCormack Don McHose Kenneth McLaughlin V Ronald Meints R Roger Meisenbach Q 'CD' - -nb S, , , N? L av pe 1 ,-...Q 'ff 'L 3 ,' .Q 6 1? d ,,..-K ? if HQ 1? ed? 50 .J- '45 WM api . K :QA 4-'ja F18 ov' -of ' -pl .1 Nancy Meyers Jo Ama Milke Judy Miller Linda Mitlowski Bob Mowry Shirley Mumford Bob Neiman Sue Nelson Lois Nolte Karen Nyden Elaine Oeltjen Ronald Overbeck Gary Pease Henry Penner Marvin Penner Karin Popp Leonard Prall Douglas Probst Jerry Rathjen Naomi Reimer fi I Q S AY' 6 L lf' 4 -C' W . Sharil Ridgley Harold Riensche Dick Rikli Alberta Rogge Janet Sack Brenda Sailor Darlene Schenck Helen Schmierer Stephanie Schottler Judy Scoggin Russell Seward Larry Shaw 7+-pi'-' ,af uf' , -,-2 cet, ? e V :aw A U K 3 ,-f . -J i I 1 PJ -. ff we ff' Ya of' Bob Shottenkirk Melvin Shottenkirk Larry Smith Which one has the Toni? Mike Snyder Merrill Souder Paul Spilker Donna Springer Betty Steinberg Marcia Stindt Marilyn Stolzer Tracy Swoboda Phyllis Timmons Barbara Titus Dennis Traylor Gary Van Allen Darryl Van Camp Bill Waddell Lillian Wallman my S Q S rg S BM al 'I ii' 1? CW 52 'Q ao ' a g . 'N 4' L' o ... 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I U ' 'ff' . ,553 f- '?v W1Z11, l,Qeg4 'L . 4' , 1' fx V ' 4+ ,mf - , , A X ' wif 41 Q J O -I1 -, ' A V JJ , 4' A ' , , n B 4' 5 v . I e I , 4 -L 4'-A . ,WF 14, C Qu - dl P1 W I O .M A . W- AN ,aw Q 'nw wfilae, an Q mia , .ff Super salesmen on the prowl. . CHM 'BYU S' T N286 9 TYILSTMR sr, ALL Fund raising by the 1957 Homesteader staff can be fun! This staff put in many long hours of work making the kick-off dinner, the carnival, and the Homesteader convo- cation stnd-outs for this school year. A Hit Parade hits the Homesteader convocation. devil, Carnival winners crowned by a Whoops, no hoops! ,M- !' NFL, . 5 132 My -.- Siesta time, while Mr. Skaug speaks at kick-off dinner. J 'F i fs 5 N X I, Q ok J X 1... XG 'LIE 'AGS w mal: SCF ' 1 YH QS' E 19 Lani s1,57fYoME -21-011 Drei7'L-ADER ' De B lor' O4 Q ls F11 jfs? AND AD , Qado V1 e.,,bSs,, Z Q Molrjglj. Rig-111210 nal If '11-eb 344-wlmwlSz'a-ff HOMESTEADER STAFF MEMBERS, FIRST ROW: B. Claassen, B. Waddell, B. Nieman, D. Anderson, Hautzen- roder, Kitzelman, Gage, Kohler, and Dillow. SECOND ROW: Drishaus, McMaster, Quackenbush, Paul, Car- stens, Welch, Goldberg, Adams, and Denton. THIRD ROW: Pollack, J. Hubka, J. Reimer, Goodenough, M. Swartz, Nickeson, Lorraine Carpenter. Cripe, and J. Schuster. FOURTH ROW: Fulton, M. Penner, V. Waddell Ridgley, A. Haldiman, Hodge, P. Timmons, Grueber, and Scoggins. FII-'TH ROW: Drew, Blakley, Rhodes, Hawes, Keiber, E. Besack, D. Davison, S. Hubka, and Christenson. SDCTH ROW: Mr. Richmond, K. Nieman, D. Spence, Byars, Nies, J. Lang, Morton, and Murray. ,lf nn-ra i SCIENCE CLUB MEMBERS, SEATED: Flory, J. Davison, Byrant, V' Siefford., Thompson, J. Aden, and Southwick. STANDING: ' 4' Dickerson, Sunderman, Nelson, Linscott, Randall, Elmshauser, - -5 Grote, Rhineshart, and Beesley. ., LV, 135' i. If H. 5, SCIENCE CLUB OFFICERS: Larry Nelson, President, Jerry Sun- derman, Vice-President, and Dennis Siefford, Secreta1'y-Treas- U.I'CI'. U is '5- QTY... x , - Q5 t .K eqgfafaad Za! .B KEY CLUB OFFICERS: J. B. Reents, Vice-President, Jerzy Smith, President, Dennis Byars, Treamrer, and John Jones, Secretary. KEY CLUB MEMBERS FIRST ROW: L, Nelson, Dickerson, Beesley, K. White, Jones, Byars, Reents, Grell, and Chapp. SECOND ROW: Thompson, Byrant, Sunderman, Sietford, Damrow, Pethoud, and Kuhn. THIRD ROW: Jerry Smith, Mr. Franz, Rathjen, Randall, Calvin, Kohler, J. Davison, and Hatcher. B CLUB MEMBERS AND SPONSORS, FIRST ROW: Wit, Brandt, E. Brownawell Bryant Schuette, Oehm, Kujath, N Haldiman, and Kuhn. SECOND ROW: Lemon, R. Wright, Miller, Wanek, Broadbooks, B Stmdt Ladd Hubka, Madison, .ind John Williams. THIRD ROW: Mr. Guy, Huston, Hartog, Probst, Burkel Thompson, Buettgenbach F Nichols and Mr. Lutz. FOURTH ROW: Nies, D. Spence, Jerry Smith, K. W'hite, Jones, L Fisher and Dale STANDING McLaugh lin, R. Bartels, L. Bartels, Redmond, L. Morgan, R. Lockwood, and Lloyd Stevens -77Zea This year the B Club has been busy with its usual activities, which have included concessions, Homecoming, Orange and Black, and the annual B Club reunion. This organization gave a S5 prize to the best-decorated car in the homecoming parade. Composed of lettermen of all of the school sports ffootball, basket- ball, track, gymnastics, and golij, this club displays its symbol, the letter B, with pride, and the school looks to it with appreciation for the athletic sportsmanship and spirit which it has helped to streng- then. any rg 1 S urerg and Wayne Wit, Vice-President. 5 , , 1 B CLUB OFFICERS: Rod schuene, secretary State team L Mo an President Tom Redmond, Treas f' , f ZIP CLUB IWEMBERS, FIRST ROW: Christenson, and Waddell. SECOND ROW: Goldberg, Quackenbush, Robinson J. Spence, Welch, J. Reimer, J. Hubka, L. Lockwood, K. Van Allen, M. Timmons, Adams, Denton, and Miss En- yeart. THIRD ROW: Drishaus, Pollack, Steele, Van Winkle, Rhodes, Wymore, Brott, Hautzenroder, Kitzelman, Loth, Walker, Maxwell, and J. Whitlock. FOURTH ROW: Carlberg, Kuykendall, J. Williams, E. Wiebe, L. Wall man, Beverly Kujath, D. Frerichs, Darnauer, M. Swartz, S. Shaffer, N. Lang, Blakely, and Drew. FIFTH ROW: Kirstein, N. Wright, Ruth Johnson, Popp, Wunnenberg, Schottler, Armstrong, Lammel, P. Aden, C Frerichs, Jami- son, Taylor, and Morton. SIXTH ROW: Zimmer, McC1eery, Scoggins, J. Ziettlow, Schuster, L. Carman, Sack, Letty Hubka, H. Schmierer, S. Whitlock, Zeller, and Bartholomew. TO THE LEFT, RESERVE CHEERLEADERS: Marlene Besack, Anne Oldfather, and Linda Hogeland. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Virginia Waddell, Gail Christenson, Judy Lang, Kathy Weston, and Sue Hubka. ful Trimming the tree. Keiber must be looking for Santa. fl? Tea for new students. Z Jim wiggles his way to a big ovation Eliose mistakes BHS for the Waldorf. 6 3 I - ' f. ... . . -J tr-Awww wwq -ibm'-aww--fy-Q'f'4f' f--ll' .vs L 4 fkl FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA, FIRST ROW: L. Stevens, D. Bartlett, M. Claassen, D. Linsenmeyer, D. Spilker, Pelton, R. Wiebe, and G. Jantzen. SECOND ROW: Roger Malchow, D. Fisher, J. Smith, Rahe, Zulauf, D. Claas- sen, D. Oltman, McCrea. THIRD ROW: Mr. Busboom, fadviserj, Feit, L. Anderson, Rienche, P. Spilker, Bauman, M. Oltman, Grumrnert, R. Jantzen. FOURTH ROW: A. Daubendick, Buss, Theasrneyer, M. Penner, R. Beesley, A. Spilker, Overbeck. FIFTH ROW: L. Zimmerman, V. Daubendick, Maatsch, P. Overbeck, G. Zimmerman, War- man, M. Shottenkirk. As a result of houm of hard work by enthusiastic students, the BHS chapter of the Fu- ture Farmers of America, under the watchful eye of Mr. Busboom, received out- standing recognition during the 1956-57 school year. At the annual state FFA convention, Beatrice was rated as one of the two Best Cha - P ters in Nebraska. Having received this honor, our chapter will compete for na- tional recognition. More honors were bestowed upon our members when Dale Linsenmeyer was elected Vice-President of the Nebraska Future Farmers of America and four of our seniors received State Farmer Degrees at the state convention. These outstanding far- mers are Mark Claassen, Dale Linsenmeyer, Dean Spillcer, and Robert Wiebe. Seven members displayed musical talent the past year. Keith Pelton played in the state band and the FFA Quartet sang at the state convention. Dean Spil.ker sang with the National FFA Chorus at the National Convention. FFA QUARTET Dean Spilker, Mark Claassen Robert Wiebe and Gerald Jantzen FFA OFFICERS AND ADVISER, SEATED Mr Busboom, adviser, Dale Linsenmeyer, President, Keith Pelton, Secretary, Robert Weibe Treasurer, STANDING Gerald Jantzen, News Reporter, Dean Sp1l.ker, Vice President, and Mark Claassen, Sentinel Q-0 1 PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB. FIRST ROW: Beesley, Drew, I.. Morgan, J. Lang, and Cooper. SECOND ROW: Hautzen roder, Steele, S. Hubka, and Schuette. THIRD ROW: Kitzelman, Brott, D. Fulton, L. Barrels, and Redmond FOURTH ROW: Christensen, D. Spilker, and M. Claassen. STANDING: Mr. Cottingham 2944147 SPEECH AND DRAMATICS CLASS: Drishaus, Paul, Pollock, Byars, Damrow, J. Spence, Mrs. Fairchild and F Penner s : fwf Q , 9 - ,7 rue 1 Q. 'Ti' fi ' ii.. . A55 in y 'df ...X 'x X s 1 ri Q ' f -v., v. -, Ca -.QQ N .Qi I, K V t . up N , Mew, W ,- 6 1 Aw 4 K 4.WI,?A . H 4 1 O as-9 .,uu6f4v l' A H, . , ,, , rf, Maw' fin AI, mfvwl 5 , V ,I ,g,fg5? 'fj':j, V E' F 1' .4 4 1 5,4 'iw 'fav' g,,, rv, 5,51 , , ,ml- ,n,'ev.:x f , 1 ,, - lilfkij .....v.. , f' 1 Q . isa! 'Y .JZ Q Q 39 . 1 1 ' ? 1' X 'N A x Zone da I S-E Q- ,.- Xi Jn.- g ' I ' if 11 alfa ff I. 'Of xi D jf Q I ' A 1, I : A. t gi I' '. - 'J' 1 Sz. It 'tl ,Q wi: l'Q,, X' ,I N- X., BAND MEMBERS. FIRST ROW: Hall, E. Besack, Nyden, Crone, and Goodenough. SECOND ROW: Quacken- bush, J. Aden, L. Southwick, Boughtin, Drishaus, Krueger, Plihal, L. Pollock, Hohbein, Harman, Rhodes, M. Pol- lock, and J. Aden. THIRD ROW: Randall, B. Nieman, Robinson, Morris, Cripe, Grueber, Zeller, Armstrong, Jamison, A, Hall, Bill McCown, Matheson, Van Winkle, Kresak, Beverly Kujath, D. Frerichs, Feit, L. Fisher, Bartek, OFFICERS: Ron Elmshauser, Presi- dent, Jeannine Robinson, Secre- tary, and Kay Brennan, Vice- President. 'K - X . TWIRLERS: Margaret Reel, Kay Brennan, Karen Nieman, Helen Zeller, and Mary Timmons. STANDING: Allen Grell. 68 V - x ins ,Q AN' Y 1 ,f C. Bartlett, and Brennan. FOURTH ROW: Elmshauser, I-Iogeland, Hodge V Reimer Damrow Pelton Schuette Siefford, Miesenbach, L. Barrels, Grell, Hoyle, Wrightsman, Gleason, DeRyke, Souder,, K. Niernan, Broadbooks, , Burkel, Glover, R. Bartels, Morton, Payne, B. Lockwood, and M. Timmons. STANDING: N. Lang, Mr. Burkel, Hassen, S. Nelson, Maranville, and Carlberg, I I 3 5 .go 45, ,A v., A, - wi ' PEP BAND MEMBERS. FIRST ROW: Brennan, Morton, Damrow, V. Reimer, Pelton, Goodenough, Morris, South wick, and M. Timmons. SECOND ROW: K. Nieman, Rhodes, Bartek, Feit, Burkel, B. Iwieman, Quackenbush, Robinson, Drishaus, and J. Aden. THIRD ROW: N. Lang, Carlberg Glover Elmshauser Siefford, Grell and J 1 7 7 Souder. 09 .a -1 SAX QUARTET: Nadene Kresak, Sandra Van Winkle, Karen Nieman, and Marcia Bartek. CLARINET QUARTET: Jim Aden, Joyce Jamison, Jeannine Robinson, and Mary Quackenbush. FRENCH HORN QUARTET Sara Rhodes Mary Harman, Gary Aden, and Mary Pollock BRASS SEXTEI' Ron Elmshauser, Mary Tunmons, Dxck Glover, Mary Pollock and Merrxll Souder FLUTE QUARTET Sara Hohbe1n, Llla Pollock, Sharon Hall and Margaret Crone f J 1' -V .M STRING QUARTEF: Judy Frerichs, Norma Wiens, ' A Judy wiinams, and Karen Zimmer. FJ ' ORCHESTRA TRIO: Nancy Lang, Judy Williams, and ' Judy Frerichs. :g FLY 4 . u J F , A . 9 6, n STRING ENSEMBLE: SEATED: J. 6 n ' Frerichs, Wiens, Judy Williams, Bell, C. ' 1 ' K Besack, Zimmer, K. Ault, M. Wiebe, and V P , , i Lampe. STANDING: Cade, Mrs. Kitch, , Q y in Q , and D. Springer. id I f' if 4 I I ORCHESTRA. FIRST ROW: J. Frerichs, M. Wiebe, Judy Williams, Bell,Schul1, K. Ault, Lamberti, and Lammel. SECOND ROW: Lampe, Wiens, Buchanan, C. Besack, G. Gage, Boughtin, L. Southwick, Nyden, Goodenough, S. Zimmer, Maloch, and Deves. THIRD ROW: Popp, D. Coates, Bagby, Barber, Grapengeter, Van Winkle, Bartek, Brennan, G. Aden, Harman, Rhodes, Pollock, Morton, B. Lockwood, Elmshauser, V. Reimer, Damrow, L. Snyder, and Armstrong. FOURTH ROW: Ord,Sz-mdcrs, Arnold, Kyle, L. Ault, Maranville, Carlberg, N. Lang, Mrs. Kitch, Souder, Cade, Terwilliger, D. Springer, Fanders, Kathy Huston, C. Vanover, and Champ. ,xp-f-,, Q I b ,x 4 Ml , n r, fb IA f'-, ' 'N ' r nfl- '-ik: ilk -'V' xl' '. . I , ' Q i K Q. ax ' A Q . .- A' . ' 41,0 f It ll , ,A ' I .,A.:.v. ,, T are f 'v' J r ' Q . QL its O Snow :,,,.'A , 'f .2'...',. 'A w Att!!! -v -vm-nmwem-.vw w ...- 4. l FIRST SEMESTER EDITORS Janice Reimer, Jim Turn- bull, and Judeen Bursovsky. e,,,.,4r,l lf' 0 Q - -, ' f 4' REPORTERS: Brott, Kitzelman, Carlberg, 1' ' Gage, Letty I-Iubka, and Beach. --'Rx fl w-9 i 3 nf if SECOND SEMESTER EDITORS. SEATED: Goldberg, Hawkins, Christensen, K. Nieman, and E. Besack. STAND- ING: D. Fulton, Drew, Morton, Reents, and S. Aden. 4 Q - S N 5 Q --.. 'y-M Q. K , Q.. -5 ,W M '5' ,. sg -.- '- A -.g - Y ,S-MM fm - - I ,, Y. 4 W.. - , Q.. A M ., 'K gl? .N in jf-v,':'fg, N... ,N-s. 4--..., - ' +A ,Nga M A N ' Q N. -'ik'-I1 A vp. A 5 . g ,' ' V.. , -.., N.-.,. 'f ,. - -Q S MH., .., 'W-'-- ,Ny guy---Tl 5 f-.,.' M- - - N-' - ' -R., S-. :+--,, ,- fm- -M ww- -L., - -x-,,-- .- N A Q--'- -' t-2.. T'-if N-IN?-NE-, --.: ' , L ---N -+-..:,y .. W- -V kM,-- X Q. 'M ' 'tw -.4 'N-fs... s.hw.,,,, -1- . . .-- N- ,- ' www..-e....,.N :,..,,,u, , g Vf...,,,w,LV .. , K A I A ,P wi ' if fk' fl ' L Wlf'-37' .v 5 Q .s.A+ ' , , . -.. A wk- '-V N , - bf- . .- . - ' , 1' 4, 5 . In 1 7 as W. 4 ,, . 1 .8 , nv, '- , I ' 4' ' A . . , t W 4 u . , . 1 , . , . , , , - . x h 4 ,. :-. ' 1 Y , A W I ,- ' v 4 - 0' ' 1 . I 1 nr ' A .,, , f Y 'n K 4 O ' f - - v' Q . as. ' , f ' 1- ' , ' 4' . I ' - '- ' . ,- - v a ' K , A ,in J . .X ff 4 7 -'S I g ,s f xl! . . . , wx' . A 'ui' .,y,, . J, Afv, 7 . N. ' ' ':S , .- .W Q fr ' ', 'P ,,.i.,-',, . , 1 4 , r i X 1 .I rs .X ' I 5 sk w' .5 -1 I Y' A, v. ., Ay,,. ,. N X , .x I - . 1 -N- f. 4 n ' as -in 1 Qi in I :f: ' rizxgg-lip ,iv Ma, vlgf Qt? W - Yi XL 5 , 2444, T3 'V '- ' ' 'T A. ' 5 1 Wx VARSITY FOOTBALL FIRST ROW: R. Bartels, Schuette, Hausman, F. Nichols, L. Fisher, Wit, Dale Cookus, and Dillow. SECOND ROW: E. Brownawell, B. Hohn, D. Weinman, Prall, L, Morgan, B. Stindt Wrightsman Lemon, Ladd Hubka, and D. Linsenmeyer. THIRD ROW: Mr. Guy, N. Haldiman, Larry Carpenter K White Oehm, R. Swoboda, L. Barrels, B. Lockwood, Huston, and Mr. Reichel. BHS 6 BHS 12 BHS 37 BHS 27 BHS 21 BHS O BHS 7 BHS 7 BHS I8 VARSITY FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Fanscny 6 , , , , , , Plattsmouth 13 . . . . . Lincoln SE O . . . . . . Lincoln NE 13 . , . . , Nebraska City 12 . . . .... Fairbury 6 . . , . , Fremont 20 . , , , , , Hastings 19 . . . , , Crete 13 Sept fSe pt. CScpt fOct, fOct. fOct, fOct. fNov, CNOV. 14-Herej 21 -Therej 28 -Herej 5-Herej 12-Herej 19 -Therej 24-Thercj 2 -Therej 9 -Herej RESERVE FOOTBALL. FIRST ROW: Mr. Lutz, G. Brownawell, Traylor, Burkel, Gleason, Rathjen, and Anderson SECOND ROW: Pease, Lamberson, Hayes, Purdy, Shaw, Galloway, and Broadbooks. THIRD ROW C Swartz, G Fenner, Lohse, Sackett, Ahl, and Rienche. .ma-mit BEATRICE VS. FALLS CITY In the season's opener, the Orangemen scored early in the game and then opened their defenses for a second quarter Falls City touchdown. The second half proved to be a stalemate of fumbles and punts with the final score reading a 6-6 tie. BEATRICE VS. PLATTSMOUTH Missed PAT's were the Orangemen's downfall in a Twin-Rivers Conference tilt at Plattsmouth. Wayne Wit scored both Beatrice touchdowns in the 13-12 loss, BEATRICE VS. LINCOLN SOUTHEAST Routing Lincoln Southeast, 37-0, Beatrice turned in the first victory of the year. Sifting through the Knights' defenses to score were Wit, Kennedy, Stindt, and Lockwood. Another goal was scored by Morgan on a pass from Oehm. BEATRICE VS. LINCOLN NORTHEAST Another victory was added to the record when the Orangemen trounced Lincoln Northeast, 27 -13. Led by Wit and Stindt, Beatrice avenged the tie suffered in the hands of the Rockets last year. BEATRICE VS. NEBRASKA CITY Insuring a joyous Homecoming, the Orangemen defeated the Pioneers, 21-12. Bottling up Nebraska City's speedy half-backs, Beatrice's defensive team was the deciding factor in the victory. BEATRICE VS. FAIRBURY Suffering a dual conference defeat in the hands of Fairbury, 6-0, the Beatrice gridiron machine couldn't seem to get started until it was too late, BEATRICE VS. FREMONT The Orange and Black team took another loss on the chin as the highly touted Fremont Tigers mauled them, 20-7. BEATRICE VS. HASTINGS The Orangemen lost another Mid -East Conference tilt when Hastings won a frigid, windy outing, 19-7. This loss placed Beatrice in the third berth in this conference. BEATRICE VS. CRETE In the season's grand finale, Beatrice gained sweet revenge for last season's lone loss by stopping the Cardinals, 18-13. The victory, marked by several thrilling long runs, gave the 1956 Beatrice football squad a record of four wins, four losses, and one tie. 81 Sludcnl Manager -se Kenny VVhitC , I IX In x J i Rodney Bartcls ' Rodney Schuetlc Larry Barlcls hen AICLIUSIIIIXI Enscmg Nkfrighn Dun Cookus 14,4 .., Larry Morgan C ary Ophm Don Dah 'Q 'f 3 N NIJIXIIJII Iialdlm m Kd T N 2 X, I '1'-MQW fr fs Xx f x SN yy i Z QP' 1 . V 15 n V 5' 7Y , X X J I Xa Qi v I ,J ' iv N Q d X I 5 if X v. '??'z' . W Q ff .N 1 4 xilggw, , ff lf I n-V Larry Morgan Cl W , V lf I 152.1 'Q 'ET' , X gi 1, V 1 asf 1 Q -, f Q! RESERVE BASKETBALL FIRST ROW Prall B N1eman Crandall, Lamberson Chapp andB Hohn SEC OND ROW Brown Pease, R Bartels Byars F Nrchols Llttrell and Gleason BHS 38 BHS 32 BHS 34 BHS 59 BHS 51 BHS 44 BHS 49 BHS 45 BHS 51 BHS 68 BHS 60 BHS 49 BHS 38 BHS 50 BHS 50 'BHS 35 Ztpcuwl VARSITY BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 1956 1957 Lmcoln SE M3IySV1llC Fremont Falls Crty Plattsmouth Grand Island Omaha W6SKS1d6 Columbus L1nco1n Hrgh Crete Lmcoln NE York Hastxngs Fa1rbury Nebraska Crty L1ncolnNE EDISUICI Toumey Game fDec Dec an an an an an an an Feb eb Feb eb eb '7 Herej 18 Therej 5 Herej Here Therej Herej Therej Therej Here 1 Therej Here Therej Therej Therej fMarch 1 Herej fMarch 7 'L1l'1COlI1, 5 3 2 X 1, matrix , ,f ..,. ,, . , I I X ' O .. ...... ' 36 . ' .. ' 51 f . - BHS 66 , , ,,,, Seward 52 fDec. 21 -There, .. .... 57 G . - .. ' 41 0 .11- Q .. 62 G .15- 54 G .18- ' 58 0 .19- 59 0 .25- .. ' 41 0 .26- 7 .. ...... 65 K . - .. . .. ' '11 CF .15- 5 .. ..... 39 C .22- .. .... ' 49 CF .23- .. ..... ' 46 fF .26- ' 51 - . 50 . B8 XJ '23 x2 '14X T Y! 35 N-Q 3 Ng. .LL-A r ' QTN L - , ,AY Lb' Xxiy NU VARSITY BASKETBALL. FIRST ROW: Gage, Madison, Wit, B. Hohn, and Broadbooks. SECOND ROW: I-lar-tog, L. Morgan, L. Bartels, Buettgenbach, Grell, B. Lockwood, and M. Oldfather. Z a Coach Darrel Genzlinger's basketball squad, led by Larry Bartels, Bob Buettgenbach, Larry Hartog, Larry Morgan, and Wayne Wit, compiled a '7-10 season record. Placing high in both conferences, the Beatrice Orange- men experienced a roundball session which certainly had its moments of both elation and dejection. The Orangemen opened their season, winning a close decision from Lincoln Southeast. After dropping a tilt to Marysville, the Orange and Black cagemen slipped by Seward, 66-52, Returning to action from Christmas vacation, Beatrice lost to highly rated Fremont but defeated Falls City, 59-41. After losing to another rated team, Grand Island, the Orangemen dropped games to Omaha Westside and Columbus. Highlighting the season was Beatrice's victory over touted Lincoln High, 51 -41. The Links were held to only eight field goals by the aggressive Orange and Black defense. Victory and defeat alternated the rest of the season, creating excitement for the fans and causing gray hairs for Coach Genzlinger. The Orangemen nipped Crete in a hard fought fray but lost the following game to Lincoln Northeast. On a weekend outing the Beatrice cagemen defeated York but lost to a strong Hastings team, 49-38. Again filling the victor's role, Beatrice edged arch- rival, Fairbury, in a nip-and -tuck battle, 50 -46. The regular season was ended in a repeat performance from last year, a heart-breaking 51-50 loss to Nebraska City. In the district tournament, the Orangemen were far off stride and dropped the final contest to Lincoln Northeast. I I K ,, .-.5 Na- gli., Af' f FW by 4 ' . 1 my Q x . gr' Y I .iv Q ,fry if .W .... 'V Q X, md S f V--1:3-33,1 nee' F r M f 2 is Qfff? V' 4, +95 Q2 6 ,W rw-'M -,ea , . , 19' Zi' gf . fq.,M '? +1-if 1 g'vjL,.. 'T f, x , . , A '4,,5:?B . ' N ' L f- K Pf f' 4.,.,...+g.?f..i..::.-,.- --- ,F ,. , A . , if I V 1 X Q 71114, jg: V ' 1 TRACK TEAM. FIRST ROW: Gage, M. White, B. Stindt, Huston, L. Bartels, L. Morgan, I.. Fisher, and B. Lock- wood. SECOND ROW: Judd, Bauman, B. Hohn, Ahl, Bob Kujath, Muenster, N. Haldiman, Redmond, Calvin, and B. Waddell. THIRD ROW: Mr. Guy, Rcents, Mciscnbach, Cronc, R. Bartcls, C. Wiemexs, A. Spilker, Shaw, Weinman, and Mr. Jones. 0 1957 STATE TRACK CHAMPIONS. FIRST ROW: Mr. Kaeding, Mr. Guy, Mr. Jones, and B. Hohn. SECOND ROW: Wit, L. Fisher, Weinman, B. Stindt, L. Bartels, and Redmond. .4-iff:-fl 'fcvup H? The final effort. The 1957 Beatrice Orangeman squad, pooling talent, effort, and determination, completed the most successful track and field season in many years, The Orangemen received their first trophy of the year by placing second to Hastings in the 22 -team field at the Central Nebraska Invitational at Hastings College, April 14. On April 17, the squad avenged the earlier loss to Hastings by edging the Tigers, 73 112 to 69 1!2, in the Mid -East Conference title contest held at Nebraska Wesleyan College. Emerging as the first team to unseat Falls City from the Twin Rivers Conference thin-clad top berth, Beatrice added this championship and also secured the conference all-s ports traveling trophy for their collection on April 25, at Falls City. Continuing their winning ways, the Orange and Black athletes won the first district crown in many years by Up and Over. eking out a win over Lincoln High, '70 -68, The Orangemen then entered the State Meet as the underdog , picked to place no higher than third or fourth. But to everyone's surprise, the Jones Boys' repeated as Class A Champions, again edging Scottsbluff for the crown. Larry Fisher, Gold Medal weight-man from last year, heaved the shot 57' 4 3!4 for a new State Record. Wayne Wit jumped 22' 1!2 to win Gold Medal broad jump. Larry Bartels won the Class A high hurdles while Bob Hohn placed second in the Class A low barriers. Defeating Lincoln High in a duel meet and copping top honors in a triangular meet with Seward and South- east were other victories for the squad. Further achieve- ments of the group were the naming of Coach Jones as Lincoln Journal-Star Coach-of-the -Year and the breaking of five BHS records. Redmond, L. Bartels, and L. Fisher C' 4-'f F9 1 GYMNASTICS. FIRST ROW: Mr. Dahlin, N. Haldiman, Brandt, Jerry Smith, and Prall. SECOND ROW: Probst, Whiteside, Judd, Mashmeier, and Langdale. THIRD ROW: Kohler, Lamberson, Lohse, Burkel, and Shaw. iw: 'F ,fx-.. S- if I , , , X Lacking a coach and classes the first semester, the 1957 gym- nastics squad surprised their followers by garnering fifth place in the State Classic, March 9. The nimble Orangemen also made a fine showing in the Mid-West AAU Meet held in Hastings, March 16. Coach Dahlin awarded letters to gymnasts who placed in one or both of the two events. Varsity honors went to Jerry Smith, Larry Brandt, Bob Kuhn, Dave Spence, Leonard Prall, Louis Burkel, and Ron Maschmeier, Student Manager Douglas Probst also received due recognition. The gymnastics class produced some fine performers: Jerry Smith, side horse specialist, who placed first in the Senior division of the AAU Meet, Larry Brandt, who worked on both flying rings and high bar and placed in both meets, Ron Maschmeier, another ringman, who as a sophomore shows promise for the next two years, Leonard Prall, sophomore spe- I cialist on the trampoline, Dave Spence, limber Orangeman, who , doubles in tumbling and side horse, Louis Burkel, another dual competitor who works on the flying rings and tumbling, 'x ,- X and Bob Kuhn, tumbling spe- N X ' cialist, who placed ninth in the N State Meet. Mr. Don Dahlin, Senior High shop instructor, donated his sec- X ond semester free hour to coach A W the inspired gymnasts. X 94 Dean Madrson Harley D1ckerson bk v. Jack Rhlneshart Don Copeland GOLFERS FIRST ROW Copeland, Burkel Madxson, and Gleason SECOND ROW Mr Beal, Dlckerson Lloyd Stevem andMr Burkel Beatr1ce H1 h's golf squad, completrng the1r second season under Coaches Beal and Burke , garned expenence and recognltlon Golfers rece1v1ng vars1ty emblems were returrung lettermen Lloyd Stevens Louls Burkel, Dave Gleason, and Dean M3d1SOD Reservlsts for the season were Fred Nlchols, Don Copeland, Harley D1CkEISOD, and Jack Rhlneshart Aftm opemng then' season by dropprng a duel meet to L1ncoln Southeast Crete on Aprxl 29 The Orange and Black squad frnxshed rn the cellar of the Mxd East Con ference but rall1ed to place second 1n Twm Rrvers, edged only by Falrbury ln the State Class1c, held 1n L1ncoln May 10 the Orangemen placed fourteenth, mppmg Kearney, Columbus, and Nebraska Crty for the berth ..-I J Dave Gleason Lloyd Stevens Louls Burkel 95 A ' gl! f 1- h L s . ' , 5 X I ' 4 . , . 1 ' , ' . : . , , . 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Kathy Weston RIGHT: 1,000,000 mile 'O-'ig r. 0 1 Q ' -. MIAMI: chuck IEELOW: To thc victors bc- ' o ' if long , , , I I f U , Y 9 - 1- L' r A y i .Q 10 I Q f . N N 'v . Q,- . 1' ,Q - , , s- ' is . N. 4 . 1- ' O, , 31' . G ' ' X ' A asv' 'S , .. ' I '- .' ' 1 ,.bf', F. .?,s, -,V 5 gkxx 3:1 1 J' X. fffif N. , , 0' If BELOW: Long live the king! . . in WP - GET ON TH Rimij- 'QZIA P ABOVE Look who has to walk! BELOW Zip club parades for Homecoming . Vi, I i Aa W' ' if if '-wjx if aww Al 000 Q I a i 'ifjfs no 7957! W 4 Beatrice High's annual homecoming festivities were held on October 12. On the opposite page are seen photos of the parade and some of the floats. A Zip Club skit and a rally were held after the parade. During the halftime ceremonies of the Beatrice-Nebraska City football game, Jeannine Robinson was crowned Home- coming Queen. Attendants were Linda Adams, Gail Christen- son, Judy Lang, and Kathy Weston. After the game a dance was held in the school cafeteria. Terry Scharton, President of the Student Council, crowned Queen Jeannine and presented her with roses and an identification bracelet. Stags comment on the Homecom- ing Dance. fn x x VI N YA, 5 I 'ts 'Cv Cast for Time Out For Ginger . Seated, BEVERLY HAUTZENRODER, Joan Carol, ALLEN GRELL, Eddie Davis, JUDY WILLIAMS, Ginger Carol, JOHN NIES, Howard Carol, DAVID SPENCE, Tommy Green, VIRGINIA WADDELL, Jeannie Carol, TERRY HAWKINS, Mr. Wilson. Standing, JOANN GOODENOUGH, Agnes Carol, SHERYL WALKER, Lizzie, DICK RIKLI, Ed Hoffman. 6me0ea!fofL ' Below are some scenes from the production. At left, David Spence shows his prowess with his muscles, much to the Carol family's amazement, Lower left, Mother and Dad Carol, JoAnn Goodenough and John Nies, be- come involved in a family argument, with Lizzie, the maid, as a bewildered bystander, However, at right the Carols seem to have patched things up, for Dad is busy reviving Old College Days, with moral support from Mother. 1 5 ,-Jil l n ei- 1, .an P+ - -1-1 I fa A A, , . 1 L UPPER RIGHT. The Board of Directors meet, V ' Cary Oehm, as Warren Gillie, seems to be at- ' tentive to Don Dale, who played the part of Al- fred Metcalfe. The other two directors seem ' very complacent, LOWER RIGHT, Laura Part- ridge, played by Mary Pollack, seems to have the J floor, while in the picture above she seems to have relinquished it to Edward L. McKeever, portrayed by Dennis Byars. .Jr Sofia! ' Cast and Crew Members. MARY DRISHAUS, student directorg KENNY WHITE, stage managerg RODNEY DAMROW, PAUL SPILKER, CARL THOMPSON, KEITH PELTON, DENNIS ANDERSON, assistant Stage directors, LARRY NELSON, electrician, JERRY SUNDERMIAN, sound effectsg FRANCES PENNER, JANE SPENCE, DEANNA MORTON, IT13kC l1PQ IOANN GOODENOUGH, MARCIA BARTEK, BARBARA TITUS, SHERYL WALKER, publicityg HELEN SCHMIERER, KAREN COON, HEIDI BAUER, MARCIA RIST, properties and BEVERLY HAUTZENRODER, ANN KUYKENDALL, costumes, made up the crew. The cast was MARY POLLACK, Laura Partridge, DENNIS BYARS, Edw. L. McKeeverg JOHN WILLIAMS, Dwight Brookfield, JOHN JONES, Bill Parkerg JANET PAUL, Amelia Shotgraveng JOHN NIE5, Mark Jenkins, JIM ADEN, T. John Blessingtong GARY OEHM, Warren Gillieg STEVE LOVELL, Clifford Snellg DOS. DALE, Alfred Met- Calfeg GLORIA MCTXIASTER, Little Old Ladyg BETTE LAMMEL, Miss Logan, GAIL CHRISTENSON, Miss L'Arrierg JUDY LANG, Estelle Evansg BOB MCCOWN, narratorg ROY BROADBOORS, I,N,S,g MARY QUACKENBUSH, The A,P.g ALLEN GRELL, The U.P. I ' h ' . 's,s, Q i 5 xy.,-rl X RIGHT The Peddler Man, Denn1e Byars, performs as toastmaster L BELOW Feedmg of the masses ...Q :Al .73 -.3 ll 451 The theme for the Beatnce H1gh School Junror SSHIOI Banquet and Prom held on Fnday May 17 was the Centennral The gym was the scene for the banquet at Wh1Ch the JUHIOIS honored the graduatmg senrors Tables were decorated wxth flowers ln pony carts and arranged rn the formatron of spokes of a wheel Behmd the head table rose a huge backdrop on whrch was parnted a scene of an old ploneer town typlcal of Beatrrce one hundred years ago To make the scenery more complete the Jumors wore ploneer costumes After the luvocauon by Fred Nlchols Davld Spence the Iunlor Class Presldent welcomed the SGHIOIS I behalf of the guests Bob KuJath the Senlor Class Presldent expressed hls thanks for the f1ne banquet Then Supermtendent of Schools Dr Wrllram Staerkel addressed the aud1ence on soc1al respons1b1l1ty Handllng the tastmaster s Job for the event was Dennls Byars The Triple Trro and the Boys Octet supplled the entertalnment for the banquet w1th theu musrcal arrange ments and square dance Later rn the cafeterla a band from Llncoln swayed the dancers to modern folk tunes Surroundlng the room were western styled benches on Wh1Ch the dancers relaxed and vrewed the settmg of downtown Beatrlce 1n 118 first year of exrstence The Dapper Dans have then hey day 1 ll I l 1, 1, ' Q 42' X h ' .w r-rr ,lx n J nr . ,' ' S - 'L sw NA sl f L. I I I I I 0 p o a I . , , . . ' 0 f . n A - N :lily J 2 I K . 27+ Viv. ki , all f lhl USFT: A word to the wise is sufficient, BELOW: Calico Maids reminisce about old - fashioned gardens. K as m fi - ?A fi ' ' .B' Y, 3 'ag' Ng J .Sue ffme 764564 Ufzmage 5 ghd .Qaeew .. W-WMKWPV w. In ,vnu , . . dm f I. 'Y , 1 Z .. -ai vi? .aw fs V1rg1n1a Waddell Judy Lang DeLor1s Fulton 0:92 HS'-L 7957 Skis Karen Nleman P? Gail Christensen ORANGE QBLACK COURT, DeLoris Fulton, Wayne Wit, Karen Nieman, Tom Redmond, Gail Christenson, Lloyd Stevens, Queen Sue Anne l-lubka, Larry Morgan, Judy Lang, Jerry Smith, Ginny Waddell, and Larry Bartels. 0 526462 LEFT. ESCORTS FOR THE CORONATION. Larry Morgan, B Club president, Tom Red- rnond, Track, Jerry Smith, Gymnastics, Wayne Wit, Football, Lloyd Stevens, Golf, and Larry Bartels, Basketball. BELOW. QUEEN CANDIDATES. Judy Lang, Gail Christenson, Ginny Waddell, DeLoris Fulton, Karen Nieman, and Sue Anne Hubka 5 af' , ,- 1 as A . if-'ws 7 7 24 Zcceew Wwguuafamez M xv-9' si Mamma S Rhod D Mon 5383 1 ll!!sw 3 9Il!'1 Larry Nelson, winner of the Bausch and Lomb Science Award for 1957. Kenny White, recognized for scholarship in the social studies field by the D.A,R, Award. I I I BELOW, Miss Reilly distributes vocal music awards. Miss Marsh, in the picture at the bottom of the page, gives recognition to the library workers. aye ,, rig I. N AV! 4 'A 'S 'Q lm X Q 4 , 1 A Q . 1 Debate awards given by Mr. Cottingham 77017 76, 7757 David Spence, junior class president, displays the mantle received from senior president, Bob Ku- jath. Kenny White presented the Key to Kathy Weston. SZ Larry Bartels, recipient of the Cook Trophy. 'QQ i -iv ' . l 'W :v 1 T lvl ge 41, ,il -- ,Q 46' fl! 'r ,-4 ,, UPPER 25 PEN CENT, FIRST ROW: Murray, F. Fenner, and Kcibcr. SECOND ROW: J Spence, Welch, Shum, and Carstens, THIRD ROW: Kadlec, Cripe, J, Reimer, and Adams. FOURTH ROW: Denton, Morton, White, and Scharton. Linda Adams--Honorable Mention on Regents Eleanor Besaclr--State Teachers College Eldon Brownawell--Regents Alternate Winner Donna Carstens--Certificate of Merit-National lxlerit Scholarship Corp. Gail Christenson--Regents Alternate winner Sharon Drew--Doane Ilonor and Honorable Mention on Regents JoAnn Gooclenough--Wesleyan Honor Terry Hawkins--Honorable Mention on Regents Sue Huhlra--Regents Alternate Winner Sue Keiber--Doane Butler, Regents Alternate Winner, and Wartbnrg Honor ll! ,,.,,, I g -v V 5 , A Z K Us , fo A Q 1- 1. , ,Q 3 'vs A -I Q tr if ir v I my Q I FIRST ROW CONTINUED: Drew, D. Fulton, McMaster, and Christenson. SECOND ROW CONTINUED: E. Besack, Goodenough, Bartholomew, M. Penner, and Nickeson. THIRD ROW CONTINUED: S. Hubka, Goldberg, V, Waddell, D. Davison, and Coon. FOURTH ROW CONTINUED: Coates, Brownawell, Hawkins, J. Lang, K, Nieman, and A. Butt 2, 71. S. 7 ' ' 704 1956-1957 Chet Lemon--State Trade School Kay Murray--Church School, Doane Honor, and Honorable Mention on Regents Larry Nelson--Honorable Mention on Regents Karen Nieman--B,E,A, Marilyn Penner--Elks, and Honorable Mention on Regents Terry Scharton--Regents Winner, and Kiwanis Dorothy Shum--Don Linn Virginia Waddell--Regents Alternate Winner Kenny White--NROTC, and Regents Alternate Winner 113 'Q 4' What do the faces look like? The last march -17 -7:.'.f- The mnocents One mass Mess . . , 77iaq2Z 7957 The annual commencement was held on May 23, 1957 at 8:00 o'clock in the City Auditorium. One hundred forty-one Beatrice High Seniors completed their last step in high school education at that time. 'I'he invocation was given by Terry Scharton while Judy Lang and Jane Spence delivered the com- mencement speeches for the seniors. Mr. Harris presented the class of 1957 to Mr. Charles Mann, presi- dent of the Board of Education. Mr. Mann than mesented the seniors with their diplomas. The presenta- tion of scholarships was done by Dr. William Staerkel. Music was furnished b the Senior Hi Choir Y Sh - The featured speaker at Baccalaureate, held on Sunday, May 19, was Dr. John Streng, pastor of St. Iohn's Lutheran Church. Terry Scharton receives Regent's Schol- arship. r F Strategy for Living' was the to c pi 5 Jane Spence spoke on Con fa' Judy La.ng's speech. ' struction Never Ceases' . - l - - ,f f fhvg' 1 'I 7 fl.. 1 . - J A' I I. ,, L4 1 ,r 77 ?'v'f'ff' sfL., P 25 it Q A if 1 E ' . X E- 1 . T!-,,.,.. MW, if M, , . 1. , . X i 4 f 4. WNV. 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