Beatrice High School - Homesteader Yearbook (Beatrice, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1958 volume:

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Y WV M, , Qiun Q MXV J' ' VXA 1 On the pages of a student's memory book, one might find a variety of entries-- cramming the night before exams, planning and participating in organizations, anxiety of a tied football or basketball score, quiet orderly halls, noon hour volleyball games with near-sighted referees, and lockers that always open. Oh, what memories! But memories aren't the only things collected. One must list, also, the friendships formed, the knowledge acquired, the leadership developed, and the responsibilities accepted. There will be many times when you will use the training you have received, and you will recall with fond memories your sojourn at Senior High. We will remember the wonderful years at B.H.S., climaxed by editing this 1958 Hornesteader. Thank you advisors, staff members, and artists, Jerry Shaffer and Lawauna Hillers, for it was your co-operation and sincere efforts which made this book possible. Sincerity is a necessary quality for the success of any endeavor. In fact, all the qualities which we have acquired here in Senior High are necessary in the training of alert citizens. You are those citizens--the leaders of tomorrow. And to you, the students of B.H.S., we humbly and gratefully dedicate this book. I L A b -X 'ie e 1. 1 f 'fp 71 ,QD 'V ,f, K 'ff fx 'V l ,I Ar uf If A .ff Q J, sg 'l mls. Bill Waddell Photographer ,Mi Mlss Sue Powell Advisor Tom Alvord Photographer Admlmstratmon xxpf A' puff X ZLL! Off gpg Q- move REEURU wygcvw I Ewfgxjwfvgw Wow! - f 4142! lv ,L Cv L! fvjfolfx L I4 -K V, f L4,4,,Q fb' 'WMV 'V f if ' fi f 151541- .1 M 4 ,f , A f A A 2 7 fb 'L f' - 'f fl ff: f 1' f vu Qf, 7 ,44,,1,LCfC! 4751. f gif, -if V91 01.5 rpfffl L 'X' UL' 'L 'jg 'fc'r7L4 J . 2.4lAQZQ,c.4.l' 1 V EfLg4, z. '74 fQ,i,'4. bf C!! y'17'4'l f ' . Liijdhd f, 7 140 S 'L - f : m I 1 'Es f' ll TT Affvffn' .-A 1' K ,gs Q ,,.1, my y,,..-... ff ,cf f f ......,- -auf' X JOHN HA RRIS Principal ,sl A-,.-f..., ,r B.S., Lawrence College, Appleton, Wisconsin, M.S., Colorado State College 5 .f .nw fi XM., Dr. GLENN LUNDSTROM Superintendent of Schools BA., Widland University MA., University of Nebraska 7 2 X 1' V ,, 3.-,,f 3 I 4 H Y' C IA! f, rf X 4,56 pkiorgdnr B- 49 w U, X 'L E lfiei 2 1 A' ' .f .S GERALDINE L. WHITTED V Guidance Director 'I' B.A., M.A., University of Omaha nit? .X nm. it 1 5 3' BOARD OF EDUCATION, IJEFT to RIGHT: Dr. Sanford Rathbun, Lloyd Wright, Dr. Edmund Carlson, George Kilpatrick, Charles Mann, Dr. Glenn Lundstrom, Arch Grapengeter, Bob Marvin, Merle Jones, and guest, Mr. Cortez. W ii . 9 Efficient and capable the office secretaries help to keep the school nmning smoothly. Anita Busboom, Marjorie Glover and Evelyn Spilker pause for a minute's rest between their many duties. full b fi!!-'Q' I ,xr gf, V ' qghxj iff ,W fx .fi XX N xl I xX'f GORDON BUSBOOM Agriculture B.S., University of Nebraska. 195 Aff U1 .fb DONALD DAHLIN Wood Shop A.B., Kearney State Teachers College, M.A., Colorado State Teachers College. . ek l TC' fa ,.,, 0 ,. A .I Q ,V a X Qu N 1 .-I 9'f , 1 55 , 'C I ,. r Q' f,' V frfr '. H. L. BEAL Commercial B.S. A.B. University of Iowa. LOUIS BURKEL Band B.S.,M.A.,Kirksvi1le State Teachers College. Yvf-ful Irnnrl ?2':'fll: w Q FRANCIS E. COLGAN DARRELL COTTINGHAM Vocational Machine Shop Modern Problems, Debate A.B., Nebraska State B.S., University of Teachers College. Nebraska. DARREL G ENZLING ER BURNELL GUY American History , Physical Education, Head BB Coach A.B., Peru State, M.E., University of Nebraska. BHS, ' ...t 'f f N rf' X 111143, , X Modern Problems, Biology B.S., Chadron State Teachers College. few 13, it we Yr ,J X F 1, gl KE' ,rx f fe FLORENCE CALLAWAY Librarian, English B.A. University of Colorado. ff ,fb .N fi MARGARET EDWARDS Home Economics A.B., University of Nebraska. LOUISE HENKE Physical Education A.B., Doane College. 1'-X Nw ef JERRY LANDWER Science, Gymnastics B.S. University of Nebraska. iii it X ,ZI ,J ,gl DONALD HAZELRICG Art B.F.A., University of Nebraska, M.A., Univer- sity of Missouri. , Gdgfpga ' and FERNE HALDIMAN Nurse R.N., NE Missouri T.C. School of Nursing. , s X Q 1, .. , lr, JAMES T. KING World History, American History, Debate A.B. Hastings, M.A. Uni- versity of Nebraska. ' I ' I 'uw-, ,. . .1 , A , , 2 ' A , 2 , g 4- 4 02221, ,,,, . 'ir LINNEA PETERSON x P137 x iff .FTJ FLORENCE KITCH Orchestra A.B., M.A., Colorado State Teachers College. EW ' I X, :Q 1 '-115 -, GRACELLYN HOHN Latin I, II B.S., University of Nebraska. HARRIET PINKERTON Mathematics Speech, Dramatics A.B. University of A.B. University of Nebraska. Nebraska. I5 has J s f ' 9 iii s1 ,. .U -1- P:1'Ji ' T v - -4 f- N QQMLL? ,. f . A. F ff! 1 s ffl ff .f Ref REX LUTZ Drivers Education A.B. York College, M.A University of Nebraska. 'Za K ix QP! ,. .4 rf, Xslfc 4. !,, SUE POWELL English, Journalism B.A. University of Nebraska. . -.. l . L , .i - , r,Lj J! CHARLES SCOTT Spanish B.R.E., Missionary Col- lege, M.A., New York University. MARY STURMER Biology B.A., M.A. University of Nebraska. lk. 1 fb A w 1. Z4-X Men 2' iw LUCILLE REILLY A Q Q gf..- if Y ffccfcrrcgf li. y gaifl I .74 ijt ioigff -N WILMA SAWYER Vocal Music Commercial N B.A.,M.A., University of B.S., NLA., UnlV6ISlty of RTQI-,rue-bn Nphfg qkq A n - 1,1gi,x, , is auf' D ,-. I X' we W - 'gl7 ,I ,- J, I, . A -'fiff ll if ' l I I GRACE SOUTHER ZELDA STEVENS English English LB. University of A.B., University of Nebraska. Nebraska. x f C K ' fS'Z'fw x P Qfff HENRY REICHEL, JR. Amer. Hist., FB Coach, BB Coach B.S., M.E., Northwestern Univ., Univ. of Nebraska if-is JI ETHEL SIEVERS Commercial B.S., M.E., University of Nebraska. ARLINGTON TYSER Chemistry, Physics, Biology B.A., Doane College, M.E.D. University of Nebraska. iff age--J xe eo oi 50 o ex be wh G1 ces this Gia ces s ao BY, ONN vo oosxpb QQ oi oiiee wi no Q36 9 s xo oic OY01 e, c ew, xa Xa X3 Yx Scog,g,xo '60 YK AO X9 eXX Aesede, c C Yasqiveomei 0 fa -7-vp, 1' G oo? X1 ugve oi, Soi 'Anime 9 wk 500 NX e s Y: xo Q6 11 'iw A Xxcx xx o XSS oxbex Y, XI '59 awk x Wi if-x f R Seniors LADD HUBKA - -President Key Club 2,35 B Club1,2, 3, Vice Pres. 35 Student Council 152, Treas. 15 Football 153. r CONNIE ARMSTRONG Transfer5 Zip Club 35 Band 1,25 Girls' Glee 1,2,3. EILEEN BLAKELY--Home- steader Staff 152, Board 35 Triple Trio 15 Girls' Glee 15 Choir 2,35 State Music Clinic 35 Play Cast 35 Zip Club 152,35 Librarian 35 Photo Club 35 Secretary 3 Class Day Comm. 3. JAMES ADEN Band 152,35 Science Club 2,35 Secretary 35 Play Comm. 25 Cast 2535 Clari net Quartet 1,2535 Pep Band 1,2,3. PAULINE ALLEN Treasurer Zip Club 1,2535 Secretary 35 Photo Club 15 Debate 15 Homesteader Staff 153, Play Comm. 1,3, HARVEY AHL, Jr. B Club 15 Football 1,25 35 Track 2,35 Boys' Octet 2,35 State Music Clinic 35 Boys' Glee 1,2535 Ring Comm, 2, 3 11 SARA RHODES - -Vice President Zip Club 1,2535 Vice Pres. 25 Student Council l,2,35 Secretary 25 Photo Club 15 FFA Sweetheart Attendant 25 Queen of Hearts 35 Play Comm. 15 Junior Class Sec.5 Triple Trio 2,35 Choir 1,2535 Band 152,35 Pep Band 1,253. CHARLOTTE BAKER Librarian 15 Girls' Glee 1. DARRYL BAKER--Sci- ence Club 13 Gymnas- tics 3. RODNEY BARTELS-- Photography Club 33 B Club 2,33 Play Cast 33 Basketball 1,23 Football 2,35 Track 2,33 Band 1,2333 Pep Band 23 Choir l,33 Boys' Glee 2. LARRY BRANDT--B Club 2,33 Treasurer 33 Football 2,35 Gymnastics 13233. MARCIA BE.AL--Trans- JOANN BEACH--Zip Club ferred from Blue Springs. 1,2 ,33 Pioneer 2,3. A LLEN BOHRER - -Pl ay PAT:TY BENCE--Librarian l . F b H 1' 23 G1rls'Glee 2,3. Comm ?f Oot 3 ' Gymnastics 3. JUDY BRATT--Zip Club 13 Girls' Glee 3. KAY BRENNAN--Ziv Club 1,2 ,33 Treasurer 'lg Student Council 33 Photography Club 13 Debate 2,33 Vice -president 33 Homecoming Attendant 33 Play Comm. 33 Pep Band 1,2 ,33 Dance Band 1,33 Vice -President 23 Secretary 33 Sax Ensemble 2,33 Band 1,2 ,33 Orchestra 1,2 ,33 Twirler 2,3. JUDY CARLBERG--Zip Club 1,2,33 Photography Club 1,23 Homesteader Staff 33 Pioneer 2,33 Band 1,2,3, Pep Band 1,2,33 Massed Band 33 Orchestra 1,2 ,33 Play Comm. 33 O 8:8 At- tendant 3. MARGARET BROWN- BOB BUETTGENBACH-- Zip Club 1,33 Play Comm. B Club 33 Track 13 Bas- 33 Librarian 2,33 Girls' ketball 1,2,3. Glee 1. GERALD BUSS--FFA 1,2 ,33 Sentinel 3. DENNIS BYARS--Student Council 1,2 ,33 Treasurer 23 President 33 Horne- steader Staff 23 Key Club 1,2,33 Treasurer 23 B Club 33 Play Comm. 2,33 Foot- ball 1,2,33 Choir 1. KATHY BROTT--Zip Club 1,2,33 Photography Club 1,23 Pioneer 2,33 Choir l,2,33 Triple Trio 2,33 State Music Clinic 3g Homesteader Staff 3. FRED CHAPP--Key Club 1,2,33 Student Council 33 B Club 33 County Gov. Day 23 Reserve Basketball 23 Gymnastics 1,3. DUANE CLAASSEN--FFA 1,2 ,3g BOYS' C196 1,33 Choir 2. ELLEN CLAASSEN--Girls Clee 13 Choir 2,3. CONNIE CRAWFORD -- Zip Club 1,2 ,3g Girls' Glee 3. NILA COOPER - -Zip gYri?g1eiL1AfAg1iEj 1,2,3g Photo Club 1,29 2 3 ' Sec.-Treas. 25 Play ' ' Comm. 2. JUNE COX--Girls' Glee MARIAN COX-- l,2,3. RODNEY DAMROW-- Key Club 1,2,33 Sec. 25 Play Comm. 25 Band 1,25 Pep Band 1,25 Cornet Quartet 33 Orchestra 2. JANET DARNAUER- Zip Club l,2,3g Play COTUIT1. 35 Girls' Glee l,2. MARY DRISHAUS--Stu- dent Council lg Zip Club 1,2 ,35 Pep Band 1,2,3g Dance Band 35 Home- steader Staff 2,35 Play Comm. 25 Choir 35 Double Octet 35 Girls' State 2. BILL DAVIS--Hoxne- steader Staff 33 Play Comm. 3. JOE DAVISON--Football lg Gymnastics 1. J. B. DAVISON--Key Club 1,2,35 Science Club 1,2,3. BYRON DILLOW--l-lome- steader Staff 2,35 Student Council 25 Ring Comm. 23 Announcement Comm. 3g Class Day Comm. 35 Key Club 35 B Club 35 Play Cast lg Comm. 35 Foot- ball 1,2,3g Band lg Dance Band lg Choir 39 Boys' Octet 1,2 ,35 Boy's Glee 1,2 ,3. ARMIN DAUBENDIEK FFA 1,2 ,3. CLIFFORD DUNTZ -- A RON ELMSHAUSER--Key Club 35 Science Club 1,2,33 Vice -President 35 Band l,2,3g President 2g Brass Sextet 2,33 Dance Band 1,35 Orchestra 1,2 ,Sy Pep Band 1,2,3g Brass Quartet 23 Cornet Quartet 3. DOROTHY FRERICHS- Zip Club l,2,33 Play Comm. 35 Librarian 33 Band l,2,3. ULKU ERTAN--Zip Club 35 Student Council 3s JEANETTE ENG1-ER ZiP Homesteader Staff 3s Club 33 P1-HY Comm- 3- Forei n Exchan e Student 8 S from Turkey. KA E S -- - v DARRELL FEIT--Boys' GIJQEFZ 5' MAN GMS Octet 2,39 Choir 1,2 ,3, ' ' ' Band l,2,33 Pep Band 1,2. LINDA ENGEBRETSON- zip Club 1,2 ,3. JUDY FRERICHS--Zip Club 1,2,35 Play Comm. 3g Orchestra 1,2 ,3g Vice- President 23 Librarian 35 Girls' Glee lg String Trio 2,35 String Quartet 1 Ensemble 1,2. JOHN FUNKHOUSER - - Reserve Football 1. LELAN D GRUMMERT - - FFA 1,2,35 FFA Quartet 3. RICHARD GENRICH DWIGHT GODDEN RICHARD GLOVER-- Band 2,35 President 3, Sextet 2,3. ALLEN GRELL--Key Club 1,2,3g Science Club 1,2,3, B Club 35 Play Cast 2, Comm. 3, Pep Band 1,25 Band 1,23 Reserve Basket- ball 1, Varsity Basket- ball 2,3. STEVE CAGE--Student Council 1,2,3g Pioneer 2,35 Editor-in-Chief 35 Homesteader Staff 1,2,3g B Club 2,3, Debate QNFLQ 1,2,3g Boys' State 2, County Govemment Day 2, Play Cast 1,3, Play Comm. 29 Football 1,2,3 Basketball 1,2,3g Track 1 ,2 ,3. LARRY GUENTHER- Gymnastics 15 Boys' Glee 3. 3 NORMAN HALDIMAN-- B Club 152,35 Football 2,35 Track 152,35 Gym- nastics 1,2 ,3. MARY HOWE--Zip Club 1,2 535 Photo Club 35 Librarian 35 Play Comm. 35 Girls' Glee 1,2, BEVERLY HAUTZEN- RODER--Photo Club 25 Zip Club 1,2535 Home- steader Staff 25 Board 35 Pioneer 35 Girls' Glee 15 Choir 2,35 Play Comm. 1,25 Cast 1,2 ,35 Ring Comm. 25 Announce. Comm. 3. LAWAUNA l-llLLERS-- Play Comm. 2,3. GERALD HENDERSON -- Key Club 1,25 Science Club 2,35 Treas., Jr. Rotarian5 Cheerleader 3. BERNE HOTCHKISS- Gymnastics 152,35 Boys' Glee 1 . DONNA HANSEN--Zip Club 1,2535 Girls' Glee 3. LETTY HUBKA--Zip Club 152,35 Pres., 35 Photo Club 152,351-Iomesteader 35 Pioneer 2,35 Student Coun- cil 2,35 Homecoming At- tendant 35 O 8zB Attendant 35 Play Cast 15 Comm. 1,35 Class Vice Pres. 1. KEN HUSTON--Football l,2,35 Track 1,2. JAMES KOENIG--Boys' Glee 1. LARRY JOHNSON - - MARIAN KITZE.LMAN-- Zip Club 1,2,35 Home- steader Staff 1,25 Board 35 Ring Comm. 25 Photog raphy Club 1,2 ,35 Pioneer 2,35 O QB Attendant 35 Class Secretary 15 Choir 1,2 ,35 Triple Trio 2,35 State Music Clinic. MARY ANN KIRSTEIN Zip Club 2,35 Home- steader Staff 35 Play Comm. 35 Girls' Glee 3. JERRY KNOWLES - - JOYCE JAMISON--Zip Club 1,2,35 Photography Club 15 Play Comm. 35 FFA Attendant 35 Band 1,2 ,35 Clarinet Quartet 25 Pep Band 15 Choir 15 Double Octet 35 State Music Clinic 3. LARR1 KOHLER--Key Club 2,35 President 35 B Club 35 Play Comm. 1,3 Gymnastics 1,2 ,3. NADENE KRESAK--Photo Club lg Zip Club 33 Li- brarian 2,33 Play Comm. 33 Band 1,2 333 Pep Band 33 Dance Band 1,2,33 Sax Ensemble 23 Twirler 3. l JOHN LINSCOTT - -Key Club 33 Science Club 2,33 FFA 13 Play Comm. 3. BEVERLY KUJATH--Zip Club 2,33 Play Comm. 33 Band 1,2 ,33 Pep Band 3. GEORGE LANCASTER- - ANN KUYKENDALL--Zip Club 1,2 ,33 Photo Club 13 Pioneer 33 Cheerleader 1,33 Homecoming At- tendant 33 O 8:8 Attendant 33 Play Comm. 3. NANCY LANG--Zip Club 1,2 ,33 Band 1,2,33 Student Council 23 Cheerleader 13 Play Cast 13 Choir 1,33 Girls' State 23 Orchestra 1,2,33 Triple Trio 33 State Music Clinic 33 Pep Band 1,2,33 string Trio 233. BOB KUHN--Key Club 1,2 ,33 B Club 1,2 ,33 Foot- ball 2,33 Gymnastics 1,2,3. LINDA LOTH--Zip Club 1,2333 Photo Club 13 Debate 1,2 333 I-lomesteader Staff 33 Librarian 33 Stu- dent Council 33 Play Cast 33 Comm. 2,33 Class Day Comm. 33 NFL 3. SUZANNE MAXWELL-- Zip Club 1,2535 Home- steader Staff 35 Debate 1,25 Natl. Forensic League 1,2 ,35 Librarian 1,35 An- nouncement Comm. 3. BILL Mc COU RTNEY - - LOIS NEUBERT--Student Council 15 Zip Club 1,25 Girls' Glee 3. ANN MORRIS--Zip Club BOB MCCOWN--Debate 1,2535 Pep Band 2,35 Band 1,2535 Play Cast 2. 1,2 ,35 Librarian 35 Play Comm. 3. TED MUENSTER--B Club 35 Debate 2 35 Play Cast 35 Football lzieserve 1,25 DON NELSON-- Track Reserve 15 Varsity 2,3. JOHN NIES--B Club 2,3 Homesteader Staff 2,35 Debate 2,35 Play Cast 1,2 ,35 FFA 15 Football 1 Natl. Forensic League 3 FRED NICHOLS--B Club 1,2 ,33 Secretary 3g Key Club 2,33 Photography Club 3, Homesteader Staff 35 Football Reserve lg Varsity 1,25 Basketball Reserve 2, Golf 1,2,3g Class Treasurer 1,25 Choir 1,39 Boy's Glee 2. JEANETTE ORD--Zip Club 1,2,3g Glee Club 3, Librarian 35 Play Comm. 3. CARY NICKELS--Science Club Ig Play Cast 3. MARTIN OELTJEN- Science Club 1,23 Key Club 2, Play Comm. 35 Cast 39 Glee Club 35 Photography Club 3. MICHAEL OLDFATHER -- Basketball, Varsity 1,2 ,3g Choir 1,2 ,3g Boys' Glee l,2,3g Boys' Octet 1,2 ,3g I-lomesteader Staff 3. MARVIN OLTMAN--FFA 1,2,3g Secretary 33 Glee Club 3. SHARON NICHOLS--Zip Club 1,2,35 Play Comm. 35 Class Day Comm. 3. ARBANNA PABEN--Glee Club 3. SUSAN PANDZIK--Trans- fer from Glenview, Illinois, Penny Princess. KEITH PELTON--FFA 1,2 ,Sg Secretary 25 Pres. 3g Play Comm. 2,39 Band 2,33 Pep Band 1,2 ,3. MARGARET REEL--Zip Club 2,33 Girls' Glce 35 Band 25 Twirler 23 Play Comm. 2. MARY POLLOCK--Zip Club l,2,3g Student Coun- RONALD PETHOUD--Key cil 19 Band 1,2,33 Orchestra Club 2,35 Class Day 1,2533 Pep Band 1,2,35 Comm- 3- Brass Sextet 2,35 Home- steader Staff 1,2 ,3g Play Comm. 2,35 Cast 2. KAY PRETZER--Play P H - Comm. 35Gir1s' Glee 13 2.U-Eigsfefoot Choir 2 ,3. ' ' MARCIA RIST - -Play Comm. 3. FLORENCE ROSECRANS --Transferred from Vir- ginia. JERRY SHAFFER--Class Day Comm. 35 Play Comm. 2. MARGARET SCHMIERER --Zip Club 35 Librarian 2,35 Triple Trio 2,39 Girls' Glee lg Choir 2,3. JANET SCHUSTER--Zip Club 1,2,3g Girls' Glee ls Homesteader Staff 1,2 ,3g Photography Club 1 ,3g Student Council 2. LARRY S CHUERMAN -- Play Comm. 33 Basket- ball 1,2g Gymnastics 3. LARRY SCHUSTER -- Transferred from Cortland. PAT SCHAEFER--Tra.1s- ferred from St. Joseph. SUE SHAFFER--Photog- raphy Club 1,33 Zip Club 1,2,3g Hornesteader Staff 2,33 Play Comm. 35 Girls Glee 1,2g O 8:8 Queen 3. DENNIS SIEFFORD--Sci- ence Club 152,35 Sec.- Treas. 25 Pres. 35 Key Club 1,2,35 Treas. 35 Band 1,2,35 Pep Band 1,2,3. SHARLENE STEELE-- Photography Club 1 ,2 ,35 Librarian 2,35 Zip Club 1,2,35 Homesteader Staff 35 Pioneer 35 Class Day Comm. 35 Double Octet 35 Choir l,2,3. LAUREL SOUTHWICK Photography Club 15 Sci- ence Club 25 Zip Club 1,2,35 Glee Club 1,25 Choir 35 Triple Trio 35 Band 1,2,35 Pep Band 1,2 535 Clarinet Quartette 35 German Band 35 Or- chestra 2,35 Play Comm. 3. DAVE SPENCE--Home- steader Staff 1,25 Pioneer Photographer 25 Student Council 1,25 B Club 2,35 Debate 2,35 Play Cast 1 ,2 ,35 Gymnastics 1,2,35 Class President 1,2. BILL SPRINGER --Librarian ARLIN SPILKERHFFA 3- Pioneer Staff 3- Science 1.2.35 Boys' Glee 1,2,3. 23 Football 1. ARCHIE SNYDER BEN STINDT--B Club 1 ,2 ,3, President 35 Student Council 3, Vice-President 35 Photography Club 35 County Government 25 Football 1,2,35 Gymnas- tics 25 Track 1,2,3. MARY SWARTZ--Zip Club 1,2,3g Librarian 23 Homesteader Staff 2, Board 3. LINDA TAYLOR--Zip Club 1,2 ,35 Student Coun cil 33 Choir 39 Glee Club 2. ALBERT VAN BORKUM, Jr.--Photo Club 1. BILL TERRY--Transfer GARY THEASMEYERH from Truro, Iowa. FFA 1,2,33 Reporter. CARL THOMPSON--Sci ence Club I,2,3g Key Club 2,33 B Club 33 Play Comm. 23 Basketball 2. LOREN TILTON JANICE VANDEGRIFT-- Girls' Glee 1. SANDRA VAN WINKLE-- Zip Club 1,2 ,35 Photo Club 15 Homesteader Staff 35 Homecoming Attendant 35 Play Comm. 2,35 Dance Band 152,35 Band 1,2 ,35 Orchestra 1,2 53: Sax Quartet 2,3. NANCY WEAVER--Zip Club 35 Girls' Glee 1. VERNA WIESE--Girls' Glee 3. KATHY WESTON--Zip Club 1,2 ,35 Student Coun- cil 1,2535 Photo Club 15 Pioneer 35 Cheerleader 1,2 535 Homecoming Queen 35 Homecoming Attendant 25 Play Comm. 2,35 Class Vice Pres. 2. SCHERRILL WHITLOCK-- Zip Club 1,2 ,35 Girls' Glee 3. JEANNE WHlTLOCK-- Zip Club 1,2535 Home- steader Staff 35 Pioneer 35 County Gov. Day 25 Girls' Glee 15 Choir 2,35 Triple Trio 253. NORMA WIENSS--Choir 2,35 String Quartet 1,25 Orchestra 1,25 String Ensemble 1,25 String Trio l,2. JUDY WILLIAMS--Zip Club l,2,35 Homesteader Staff 35 Play Cast 25 Choir 35 Girls' Glee 1,25 Double Octet 35 String Ensemble 1,25 Orchestra 1,2,3, Pres. 2,35 String Quartet 1,25 String Trio 253. GLORIA ZIMIvlERMAN-- Transfer from Filley. RONAID ZIMMERMAN IRMA WYMORE Zzp Club l,2,3 Homesteader Staff 3 Debate 2,3 NFL 2,3, Secretary treasurer 3 Announcement Comm 3 Play Comm 3 Ploneer 3 Edltor Senlor Sayings J1m Aden At 3 15 you'll fmd hlm 1n room 124 Harvey Ahl He doesn't tell the latest Ford joke, he dr1ves It Paul1ne Allen You'l1 never fmd anyone more frlendly Conme Armstrong She does her shorthand dur1ng homeroom penod Charlotte Baker Short but sweet Darryl Baker Sometxmes l s1t and thmk, but mostly I s1t Rodney Bartels He 's the greatest guy a11ve, Just ask hmm JoAnn Beach People d1sgust her, but she doesn't d1sgust them Marcza Beal Someone you can always depend on Patty Bence She'll never walk to school as long as a green Chevy 15 around Erleen Blakely She's eff1c1ency's rlght hand gxrl and w1ll never lack fnends Allen Bohrer Someone caught hrm studylng once, but he's almost l1ved the reputatlon down Larry Brandt Tarzan, ee ah-o Judy Bratt Cupld shot her wlth a mach1ne gun Kay Brennan Heaven IS her home she's here for a v1s1t Kathy Brott She looks lxke an angel, and talks 11ke an angel, but you never can tell what angels w1ll do Margaret Brown Talks a mrle a mmute and turns a V1V1d red when embarrassed Gerald Buss Quxet llttle man Denms Byars Hrs wrnnmg sm1le, h1s frxendly looks, he doesn't get from readmg books Judy Carlberg Love 'em and leave em Don Catl1n Why should the Dev1l have all the fun Fred Chapp A wlld cat on the trampoline and a wolf on the davenport Duane Claassen Srlence makes no enemxes Ellen Claassen Eamestly and quretly she goes about her work Janet Darnauer She worked hard 1n her semor year and fmrshed ID hxgh gear mm Daubend1ck Plug, cram, and be stud1ous for tomorrow we may flunk B111 Dav1s Never do today what you can put off unt1l tomorrow J B Davlson Women come and women go so what? Joe Davlson ln every deck of cards there has to be a Joker Byron D11low Greater men than I may have hved but I doubt rt Mary Drlshaus I ve taught the scouts a lot Gul Scouts that 1S Chfford Duntz He goes to school for one thmg to walt until he gets out Ron Elmshauser Ron deserves more credlt than he gets Lmda Engebretson My school days may have thexr delrghts, but none can compare w1th my school mghts Jeanette Engle: She's quxet, sens1ble, and cheerful Ulku Ertan Wherever she goes she w1ll never want for fnendshxp 30 ' , 3 Bob Buettgenbach: rd uke to be real tough and drink pope ' Ar ' .' : ' -- I . s : l ' 1- -, -- I . l Darrell Felt He s not a qulet farmer Dorothy Frerrchs Let us make merry, for I ll soon be out of school Judy Frerlchs Always full of pep vrrn, and vlgor John Funkhouser A very careful student careful not to overwork Steve Gage He knows what he's talkrng about, but do we? Dxck Gennch Hrs good nature IS mexhaustrble Drck Glover D1ck s so modest and shy but he'll get bolder by n by Dwrght Godden An everlastmg seeker of fun Allen Grell Am1able, athlet1c, and able Leland Grummert Worry and I have never met Larry Guenther I am happy and free Norman Haldlman He s a self made man, and he lrkes hrs maker Barbara Hanke Seen, but seldom heard Donna Hansen Good nature and sense are usually compamons Beverly Hautzenroder All women seem by nature coquettes Gerald Henderson Sometlmes I s1t and thmk, and sometrmes I Just s1t Larry H1gg1ns What s the future 1n studymg Luwauna I-Illlers Quret, but always on the Job Bernre Hotchklss Better happy than wlse Mary Howe Always hasty but never m a hurry Ladd Hubka He's got an extra supply of pep and frrendlmess Letty Hubka Though she llkes men she studres now and then Kenny Huston Some work, but play makes I1fe worth whrle Joyce Jamlson A smxle IS a good passport Larry Johnson Every man rs a volume, rf you know how to read hrm Garwood Judd He's always 1n a hurry to get someplace but where? Mary Krrstem She s a real mce gxrl w1th a southern drawl Marlan Krtzelman She's our party glrl James Koemg Many have suffered by talkrng too much few by berng too quret Larry Kohler No one would suppose 1t, but I'm naturally bashful Nadene Kresak Unassum1ng and n1ce Bob Ku.hn I never let my studres mterfere wlth my educatron Beverly Kujath She s never at a loss for words Ann Kuykendall I love people mostly men George Lancaster GIIIS are n1ce I w1ll admrt but 1f I had one I d have a f1t Nancy Lang She has a pleasxng personalrty rn fact She's hard to beat John Lmscott Aw, shucks' If we'd say anythxng about hrm, he d blush Lrnda Loth Chatter chatter as I go What I say I don t know Brll McCourtney It was tough, but I made It Bob McCown Success w11l reward Bob Suzanne Maxwell What she says goes Just ask the teachers Ann Morrrs G1ggles may come and gxggles may go but not hers Ted Muenster It's not hrs IQ that fascmates you 1t's hrs physrque Don Nelson A quret lrttle man Lors Neubert Why study when you can do so many other thmgs that are so much more fun Fred Nrchols Those who hurry dre soon I m for a long l1fe Sharon Nrchols As sweet as sugar and twrce as refrned Gary Nrckels You can be good, but you mrss a lot of fun John Nres He burns the mrdmght o1l but 1t'S gasolme Martm Oeltjen A rare treat a reserved senlor Mlke Oldfather What he doesn t know 1sn't worth knowrng Marvm Oltman I belong to FFA Jeanette Ord In the frurt cake of memor1es remember me as a nut 31 . , , . ' . 1 -- , : , ' ' . . l I . ' ' I . 1 , . . I , - . . . . . , , . . : , ' . : ' , ' . : ' , . . . . , . . . Jerry Knowles: With so many other brains, why use mine? : 3 ' ' . ' . I I . . . -- . A . 'I . , . I . . ., , . I , . ' z . ' ' ' . ' . I . , . . : . . 3 i : 5 . . . I . , . . , . . , , : . . . , . . u . ' , . . Susan Pandzxk A real pretty penny th1s Pr1ncess IS Arbanna Paben A younger s1ster follows Ke1th Pelton Th1s scholarshxp YVIIIIICY can t be called a dumb farmer Gene Penner Where there s trouble you ll f1nd Gene Ronald Pethoud Wlth g1rls to tease th1s guy 1S pleased Mary Pollock Of course, she doesn t have p1ctures of all her Ital1an expenences' Kay Pretzer Llttle but l1vely J1m Purdy Shy but really fr1endly Margaret Reel Th1s g1rl d1V6d deep 1nto the heart of Bern1e Marc1a R1st My theme song 15 the Elephant's Tango Sara Rhodes Act1v1t1es 1S th1s ' Queen of Hearts m1ddle name Florence Rosecrans My car IS my l1fe Buzzy Sackett I m L1ttle Black Sambo Patty Schaefer Cl1mb 1nto my b1g black buxck, honey ch11e Margaret Schm1erer The Magp1es haven't got anythmg on me' Larry Schuerman I m always 1n a llttle black Ford Jan Schuster Jan 15 n1ce and has the sm1le to prove It Larry Schuster Why come to school when you can sleep? Jerry Shaffer Ilxke Mansf1eld Gr r r r r r Sue Shaffer An 1ndustr1ous and popular sen1or Denms S1efford Th1s guy l1kes hams rad1os that IS AI'Cl11e Snyder A woman 1S only a woman but a good c1gar 1S a smoke Laurell Southw1ck Her favor1te food 15 carats d1amonds Dav1d Spence When he talks, lt 1sn't a conversat1on lt s a f1l1buster Arl1n Sp1lker I m not really as bashful as I seem Paul Sprandel Women are l1ke elephants I l1ke to look at them but I'd hate to own one B111 Spr1nger Strange th1ngs have been created and B111 1S one of them Sharlene Steele A b1rd 1n the hand, 1S worth two 1n the bush Ben St1ndt I get my educat1on after school hours Mary Swartz Yep' She s a fast g1rl on the typewr1ter L1nda Taylor Her qu1et sm1le has won her many fr1ends B111 Terry He l1ves here but h1s heart 1165 1n Iowa Gary Theasmeyer ln wh1ch corner 1S he h1dxng'7 Carl Thompson Does he walk or r1de Loren T1lton He talks about one th1ng hot rods B1lly Jack Turner You all come Texan Albert Van Borkum Got ya bunny rabb1t Jamce Vandergnft Her sweet way makes her a HICC fr1end Sandra Van Wlflkle Th1s g1rl has beaut1ful ha1r She s n1ce too Nancy Weaver It s DICE to be natural when you re naturally DICE Kathy Weston Her fr1endl1ness shall be r1chly rewarded Jeanne Wh1tlock The funmest th1ng about her Jokes IS the way she laughs at them Scl1err1ll Wh1tlock She s as qu1et as the day 1S dark Norma WIEHSS She's so bashful that her vo1ce blushes when she uses It Verna WICSE The chatter box of the sen1or class Judy W1ll1ams Work doesr1't bother her, she smxles at It all Irma Wymore Th1s g1rl Wlll 1nev1tably have a successful future G1or1a Znnmerman She s not as shy as you mxght thlnk Ron Z1mmerman Brown eyes are just one of h1s assets Pete Zvxrbulls He's a qu1et man but qulte a man 32 ' , ' ' ' I ll ll : i ' ' . : , . . I ' ' ' 1 9 . : 3 . . . ., ,,. . I ' -I ' ' : , 5 . . . u, - , . . : , . : ' ...? . I ' I ' . . I , . . . . 1 , . . X Juniors NH R. Bishop E. Boerger J. Boughtin J Boysen R Broadbooks G Brownawell L Burkel L Butt L Carpenter D. Bartlett R. Bauman D. Benash M. Besack Copeland Courtney Crawford Crone D. Anderson L. Anderson K. Baker L. Barnard M. Bartek Cumpston Endelman Esch Everett E Fe It R. Fielder A. Frerichs C. Frerichs Cade Galloway B Lammel L Langdale M Lassley D Leach C Lenhart Carman Grbson Gleason Grueber Johnson Klett Krueger Lamberson Haldxman H2Wk1nS Henmng Hodge L I-Iogeland D Hotchkiss Hoyle J Hubert A I-Iohn 'Q 'Qt Ast V T' aug li, 'll 5 i 1 any 26' - 4 fl D Mol-lose K MCLaUgh11H D Mad1son K Mahlock J Maranv111e R Memts R Me1senback E Melcher N Meyers Lovell McBr1de McC1eery McCormack 36 Mitlowski Mowry Muehling . Mumford G S. B. L. K E. Llnsenmeyer L1tte11 L1ttre11 Lockwood Lohse Nelson Nieman Nolte Nyden Oeltjen A. Oldfather R. Overbeck G. Pease H. Penne: . Permer M Souder P Sp11ker D Sprmger B Stemberg M Stmdt . Prall Probst Rathjen Relmer S Rzdgley D R1k11 A Rogge J Sack B S:-1110: D Schenck H Schmxerer J Scoggm L Shaw M Shottenklrk R Shottenkxrk L S1emsen 37 M L D . C . N . ' S .i Schottler ' -W 7 2 an G I L Wallman L Waltke WSIIITHHD R We1senbech J Wherry M Whlte 9'91'f4'W 5'2ff R Wh1tes1de W1ebe W1eme rs ge 41? 5 N531 ' ..,., ff 38 Traylor Van Allen Van Camp . Waddell W1e me rs W1emers Wxlllams Wxlllams M. Stolzer T. Swoboda P. B. Timmons Titus R. Trautwe in H. Zeller Z 1ettlow K Z xmer D Zulauf W1se W1sw1ll W1tkOUSk1 Wnght Wunnenberg , lll . V' P. ' V A . A Q J. ' ' A sf 'K ,IA IIVHA lg WP E.. .. ' l ..,.4. .1 ...W. . . 2 W . G. ' . G 2 V Q l. ' l J' 1 , tif' I! u H V, Y f . ,-- -'N' , A . 5 ' Z 'Z f H. 'ZZ' 4 V fl N. ' QQ ,.. ffl ' - 4 V - JUNIOR CLASS SPON SORS are Mxss Rexll Mxss Souther Mlss Peter son, Mr Lutz Mr Burkel Mr I-Iauelmg, and Mr Cottmgham 4' Ma 39 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS are presxdent B Lock wood vice presldent P T1mmons secretary S Rldgley treasurer A Hal ldman May the best man win' Sophomores Achtemeier Aden Aller Alvord Alward Cames Champ Claassen Claassen Coates Armstrong Armstrong . Arnold Ault Buss Butt Byars C allaway B. Barber K. Barnard E. Bartlett D Beason T B1ttmg J Bohrer S Bron: Brown Burger 41 J Duensmg B Duntz Essam F 1a1a D F1sher Fulton J Galloway R Goodenough R Goossen E. Diekman J. Diekrnan S. Dorman M. Drew Graham Grueber Grussmg Hall 42 D. Crandall J. Cripe P. Crome M. Crone V . Daubendiek S Hall J Henke M Harman L Hartlg R I-Iartog M Hemecken Hemke I-Iepperlen Hockstedler Hohbeln C . Lemon C. Lockwood C . Lohse L. Loth J. McClure Hohbem Hohn J ackson J antzen J Johnson C Jones J Joyce P Kleppmger P Knowles D Kramer R. Kujath M. Lamp L. Lang . Langley J. Larimore L. Larkins . Larsen 43 R. Mehuron J. Minick L. Morton D Muehlmg L Neel G Neubert S Nxclceson C Overbeck D Overbeck 44 R. Marshall R. Marshall B. Martin M. Matheson Overbeck Paben Peacock Felton B. McCown J. McCown L. McCown M. McMaster J. Maatsch Phhal Pofahl Pollman Pollock Raybum Rxnne Rotzxn Sa athoif S and S anders Walker Waltz Warkenun Wlebe Wxebe K Schanno M Scheve E Schuerman M Shultz V Shum K Smxth Srmth B Steele M Stembruck J Stolzenbur M Suggett R Swoboda T1eman T1eszen Van Epersen Von Rlesen 45 J. ' , G. ' L. D. D. sf ' D.Southwick - 8 B. ' C. ' J. J. ' A SOPHOMORE CLASS SPONSORS are Mass Sawyer Mr DzLl111n,Mr Beal Mlss Stevens, Mr Kmg Mrs Cal laway, and Mxss Sturmer A 5 Fig ll!!! Wiebe Wiebe . Wiemers KPGFS -V Wiens . Will N 5 'ef N,f W1111 ams W1111:-lms Wmter Wood Woods Wnght Wrlght Wymore SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS are pres1dent R Goodenough v1ce pres1dent, B Holm, secretary J Wught, treasurer, L Morton fi 1 K K 4 Y 9 ' U ,Mig ' I . XZ ' ' ' J., , , , Q I . r '- WWC ooh ,L O - X 1 . X1 V S A . .Q ' . H . l, V ' P r ' I ' p . 1 2' ' ... Q Organizations KW 1 N fr Q 4. 2 1. x12 L A J f 7 - VA by D XL I I 0 0 Student Council Guiding Lights Student Council executive committee in a regular planning session. Working toward even higher goals, the Student Council has carried out many service projects through- out the year. The group raised enough money this year to sponsor another exchange student in 1959. This was accomplished by selling Shares of Democracy, working concessions at athletic events and by enlisting the aid of outside organizations. A monthly calendar, listing all athletic events and social activities, was published by this group. The council members served as ushers for the Senior Open House, and working with Mr. Genzlinger, the Stu- dent Council has provided an opportunity for noontime activity by scheduling and supervising volleyball games. Also, on Friday noon's this group planned sock hop in the gym. A benefit Reserve -Freshman game was planned by the council. This group also held a Winter Won- derland dance December 14 in the Cafeteria, decorated in blue and white with a snowman as the main attraction. Thirteen members of the council spent two days at McCook at the State Student Council Convention. Besides learning many ways of building a better council, the members were entertained and enjoyed a pleasant trip. STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBLRS, FIRST: J. Everett, B. Lammel, K. Grueber, D. Byars, B. Stindt, C. Lemon, U. Southwick, A. Fiala. SECOND: L. Taylor, N. Wright, S. Rhodes, L. Loth, J. Plihal, U. Ertan, J. Hodge, P. Tim- mons, L. I-logeland, G. Calloway, G. Pease, A. Oldfather. THIRD: K. Brennen, F. Chapp, J. Williams, R. Good enough, L. Hubka, R. Brown, M. Matheson, G. Brownawell, T. Wright, K. Weston, B. I-Iohn. This is the second consecutive year that the Student Council of Beatrice Senior High and various service clubs in this city have sponsored a foreign student. The senior class was fortunate to have pretty, vivacious Ulka Urtan from Istanbul, Turkey among its members. Ulka arrived during the last week of August and settled down with her new parents, and Mr. and Mrs. Warren Williams. She also gained a new sister, Judy, who helped her become ac- quainted with the school and students. At first differences between her school in Istanbul and Beatrice High School bewildered Ulka. Particularly since her school there consisted of all girls who wore identical uniforms. She enjoyed the opportunity of choosing her own subjects and was happy there were not as many required. When asked what she thought of BHS, Ulka replied, l think the kids are friendly, the classes are difficult, and the Pep rallies are exciting since we don't have anything like them in Istanbul. Seventeen year old Ulka's stay in Beatrice ended the last week of June followed by a bus tour of the United States, after which , she returned home. Service Projects Foreign Student Sponsored by Council Council members off to the state convention at McCook I in Q nu Heading the 1957-58 Student Council was senior N Denny Byars, assisted by another senior Ben Stindt, Y nm III who was elected vice- resident. Ka la Grueber a m junior, secretaryg Chagotte Lemon aysophomore, I In treasurer, completed the slate of officers. Alan Fiala, Ray Goodenough, Linda Hogeland, Kayla Grueber, Kathy Weston, and Denny Byars were elected as representatives at large. Also chosen were regular homeroom representatives, making a total of thirty members in the council. They were advised by Miss Geraldine Whitted and Mr. Gordon Busboom. 1 P L 1 f' -- cv-in f J 4 .2 GX mr. SVT' l. , ' - KEY CLUB MEMBERS, Left to Right: S. Byars, H. Penner, C. Thompson, R. Damrow, Mr. Frantz, R. Elmshouser. 2. ,J. B. Davison, D. Siefford, F. Chapp, L. Kohler, D. Madison, B. Kuhn. 3. D. Mcl-lose, S. Lovell, J. Linscott, A Grell, S. Brott, L. Hubka. Beatrice claims the honor of being one among the first schools to organize a Key Club in the Iowa-Nebraska district. This worthwhile organization is a service club sponsored by the Kiwanians. Some of the projects of the group so far this year were: ticket sales to the Fox theater, school Valentines Dance, a tar in the homecoming parade and a candy sale. This year there was a formal organization ofthe Key Clubs of the Nebr.-Iowa district. Two Beatrice members were selected as interstate officers. They are Denny Byars and Ladd Hubka. Officers for the Beatrice chapter are president, Larry Kohlerg vice president, Dean Madisong sec- retary, Rodney Darnrowg treasurer, Dennis Seifford. Delegates to the convention this year were Larry Kohler and J. B. Davison. I KING and QUEEN of HEARTS Steve V Gage and Sara Rhodes are presented by president Larry Kohler. KEY CLUB OFFICERS, L. to R.: vice president, Dean Madison, secretary, Rod Damrow, president, Larry Kohler, and treasurer, Dennis Siefford. 50 Key Club With the added emphasis placed on science today, the Science Club of BHS has taken on new importance. The purpose of the club is to promote an understanding of science through an atmosphere of learning and good fellowship. Many interesting and informative projects, such as testing the efficiency of fuels in gasoline motors, and making rayon fibers, have made belonging to this organization an interest- ing and worthwhile activity. Officers of this years Science Club are president, Dennis Sieffordg vice president, Ron Elmshouserg secretary, Jim Aden, and treasurer, Gerald Henderson. Advisor Mr. Tyser, helps to guide the club as they work. Scientists ofthe Future SCIENCE CLUB MEMBERS are Left to Right: Mr. Tyser, T. Alvord, C. Tompson, G. Aden, L. Loth, A. Fiala, D. Siefford, J. Minich, G. Henderson, D. Probst, J. Aden, G. Rathjen, R. Elmshauser, A. Grell, and J. Linscott. E I 'Wi --- fs. ,' QI? :anew Wg: 3 h l,.l,,t i V Lie. I . FIRST SEMESTER EDITORS. LEFT to RIGHT: JoAnn Beach, Judy Carlberg, Letty I-Iubka, Steve Cage, Marian Kitzelman, Kathy Brott. Pioneer-Voice of the Student On the 1957-1958 PIONEER Staff were Steve Gage and Irma Wy- 'N more, who held the high positions of first and second semester editors tl' respectively. Assisting them were first page editor, Letty Hubkag second page editor, Marian Kitzelmang third page editor, Kathy Brottg and fourth page editor, Judy Carlberg. The first semester re- porters, who later took over editorships, were Bev Hautzenroder, Ann Kuykendall, Kathy Weston, Sharlene Steele, Jeanne Whitlock, Helen Schmierer, Irma Wymore, and Bill Springer. After the first semester, the reporters gained their editorship and were assigned pages as follows: first page editor, Kathy Weston, second page editor, Helen Schmiererg third page editors, Bev Hautzenroder and Shar Steeleg and fourth page editors, Bill Springer and Ann Kuykendall. The two reporters who entered journalism at the beginning of second semester were Sondra Krueger and Janet Sack First semester exchange editor, JoAnn Beach. took care of sending PIONEERS, receiving other papers, and keeping records. Second semester exchange editor was Jeanne Whitlock. SECOND SEMESTER REPOR- TERS. Sondra Krueger and Janet Sack. SECOND SEMESTER EDITORS. FIRST ROW: Bill Springer, Irma Wymore, Jeanne Whitlock, Ann Kuykendall, Helen Schmierer. SECOND ROW: Sharlene Steele, Bev Hautzenroder, Kathy Weston. T 137 The backbone of our yearbook and school paper were the photographers, Bill Waddell and Fred Nichols. These fellows did their best to carry out the assignments of editors. Although it was very demanding at times, they pushed their activities aside to fulfill their duties. Bill is a junior with his second year of experience in this field. His good nature gives that needed pep when things are dull. His valuable knowledge gained thus far should rate him tops in the future. Fred, a senior, became interested in photography last year and became a trusty assistant. He helps by taking pictures at games and other functions and gave up his library period to further the cause. His infectious personality adds spice and variety to the Iournalsim department. These two fellows give complete satisfaction. W--Q-vm-Q--s-gn,.,,3.,.. The sales weeks for Homesteaders were excellent ones from the view of the editors. A record number of 410 books was sold during their campaign. A dinner was held in the cafeteria to start off sales- week, with the staff getting their assignments from the editors. This assignment was stated in one word --SELL! To encourage selling, posters displaying the Sput- nik theme were hung in the hall, a play showing Edward R. Squirrel's Person to Person was giveng and various songs and skits echoed through the building. Two outstanding money raising projects were en- joyed during the year--a dance held in the cafeteria and concessions at the Omaha Westside basketball game. By the hard work of every one of the staff mem- bers, a prodigious and prolific sales campaign was had for the 1958 HOMESTEADER. The production of the 1958 HOMESTEADER was under the direction of the all-girl Board as follows: Eileen Blakely, Editor in Chiefg Marian Kitzelman Business Managerp Mary Swartz, Class Editorg and Bev Hautzenroder, Feature Editor. They carefully selected the members of the staff which consists of 43 members. Besides promoting sales the staff helps with layouts, ideas, and money raising projects. The Misses Sue Powell and Linnea Peterson are the faculty advisors for the yearbook. 54 ,-.--s ruff as ,C HOMESTEADER BOARD. SEATED: Eileen Blakely, Editor: Miss Sue Powell, Advisor, Marian Kitzelman, Business Manager. STANDING: Mary Swartz, Class Editor, Bev Hautzenroder, Feature Editor. Homesteader-Year in Review HOMESTEADER STAFF MEMBERS. FIRST ROW: L. Loth, L. Hogeland, E. Wiebe, P. Allen, S. Maxwell, J. Whit- lock, S. Van Winkle. SECOND ROW: J. Schuster, S. Shaffer, U. Ertan, J. Williams, I. Wymore. M. Pollock. THIRD ROW: L. Hubka, S. Steele, K. Brott, J. Everett, M. Kirstein, M. Drishaus. FOURTH ROW: M. Lampe, G Calloway, M. Harman, C. Lemon, F. Nichols, M. Besack, P. Timmons, J. Scoggins. FIFTH ROW: A. Haldiman, M. Matheson, L. Morton, A. Oldfather, K. Nyden, D. Anderson. STANDING: E. Blakely, B. Hautzenroder, M. Oldfather, B. Davis, M. Stindt, S. Gage, R. Meisenbach, M. Kitzelman, R. Broadbooks, B. Waddell, B. Dillow, H. Schmierer, M. Swartz. . I i w, ' 'G N E' PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB MEMBERS. FIRST ROW: J. Schuster, M. Stindt, J. Scoggins, L. Mitlowski, J. Plihal SECOND ROW: R. Meisenbach, C. Lohse, G. Callo- way. THIRD ROW: M. Howe, M. Oeltjen, R. Bartels. FOURTH ROW: E. Blakely, 12. oenjen, L. Hubka, s. Steele. FIFTH ROW: B. Stindt, S. Shaffer, F. Nichols, M. Kitzelman. Photography Club Shutterbugs Every other Tuesday night at 7:30, the shutterbug fans of BHS gather around their sponsor, Mr. Cotting- ham, to learn more about the fascinating subject of photography. Plenty of experience plus examples of good and bad photography help to create a good at- mosphere of fun and learning. The club of 15 regular members is well organized under president Bill Waddel, vice president Roger Meisenbach, and secretary-treasurer Eileen Blakely. Eagerness seems to be the unwritten motto upheld by all the members as is shown by the rapid chang- ing population of the darkroom. Techniques learned this year were developing film, making reprints, enlarging photos, making Christmas cards and taking portraits. Photography is fun and entertaining when the principals and methods that occur in the developing stages are fully understood by studying the camera itself. The club was enthusiastic and learned much with the help of the school's modern and well equipped facilities. --0 415' , . f Ji' 1 : Y 3 , :,,,M, M X iii Y' ., 6 E0 Q, Qc V, '43 x 5 ' 4 A Q vw K MV 1,-m r 2 w -, M,,4a 9, ,f A + wa. L, Q ' xxx if Wy, l -r v ii, The zap Club MEMBERS of ZIP CLUB. FIRST ROW: Cheerleaders, Linda Hogeland, Marlene Besack, Kathy Weston, and Ann Kuykendall. SECOND ROW: Linda Engebretson, Kathy Brott, Sharlene Steele, Marian Kitzelman, Letty Hubka, Ulku Ertan, Sara Rhodes, Suzanne Maxwell, Pauline Allen, Joyce Jamison, Sue Shaffer, Nila Cooper, Eileen Blakely, Beverly Hautzenroder, Mary Ann Kirstein, Judy Carlberg, Mary Howe. THIRD ROW: Mary Pollock, Mar- garet Reel, Donna Hansen, Nancy Weaver, Margaret Brown, Connie Armstrong, Janet Darnauer, Mary Swartz, Beverly Kujath, Dorothy Frerichs, Jeanette Ord, Judy Frerichs, JoAnn Beach, Connie Crawford, Sandra Van Winkle Jeanette Engler, Sharon Nichols, Jeanne Whitlock, Laurell Southwick. FOURTH ROW: Nadene Kresak, Sherrill Whitlock, Jan Schuster, Linda Taylor, Margaret Schmierer, Stephanie Schottler, Judy Scoggins, Kathy McCleery, Kayla Grueber, Karen Nyden, Sue Nelson, Sondra Krueger, Helen Zeller, Barbara Titus, Bette Lammel, Joyce Hu- bert, Judy Williams. FIFTH ROW: Darlene Schenck, Janet Sack, Judy Ziettlow, Nikki Wright, Sharil Ridgley, Helen Schmierer, Brenda Sailor, Elaine Oeltjen, Evelyn Wiebe, Lillian Wallman, Ruth Johnson, Jean Witkovski, Karen Mahlock Carolyn Cumpston Angeline Frerichs Marcia Stindt Esther Cade SIXTH ROW Janet Hod e ! 7 D 7 ' Z g I Phyllis Timmons, Alice Haldiman, Carolyn Frerichs, Priscilla Aden, Jean Wunnenberg, Anita Wiemers, Linda Mit- lowski, Joyce Boughtin, Jeanne Everett, Sharon Courtney, Jeanne Springer, Karin Popp, JoAnn Wiemers, Alberta Rogge, Marcia Bartek, Doris Carman. SEVENTH ROW: Judy Maranville, Anne Oldfather, Mary Jo Lampe, Kathy Overbeck, Nancy Aller, Bonnie Steele, Mary Scheve, Rita Heinke, Rosie Burger, Judy Plihal, Carol Jones, Alice Hall, Sara Hohbein, Judy McCown, Barbara Martin, Judy McClure, Neva Champ. EIGHTH ROW: Nancy Lang, Mary Drishaus, JoAnn Duensing, Donna Coates, Shirley Nickeson, Marilyn Arnold, Karen Ault, Janet Rinne, Linda Morton, Carole Lockwood, Marge Matheson, Charlotte Lemon, Micki Drew, Sandy Smith, Kathy Smith, Diane Sanders, Sheryl Dorman. NINTH ROW: Ann Morris, Sharon Hall, Joan Pelton, Karen Schanno, Margaret Crone, Doris Larsen, Marlene Wiebe, Gerry Calloway, Connie Lohse, Mary Harman, Susan Grussing, Judy Wright, Marilyn Will, Lila Pollock, Jeanette Bohrer, Beverly Essam, Erna Bartlett. 58 1 t S I 2 tx xy l X X S ' The Zip Club has been established to better school spirit and give service tothe school when it is necessary. The officers of the club this year have been Letty lrlubl-ta, presidentp Marcia Stindt, vice- presidentp Pauline Allen, secretary: and Kay Bren- nan, treasurer. The Zip Club has participated in various activ- ities during the past 1957-1958 year. They assisted with the Homecoming festivities, awarding a prize for the best float, Orange and Black banquet and prom, concessions at football and basketball games, pep rallies, and skits. Miss Wilma Sawyer and Miss Margaret Edwards were the sponsors for this organization. They helped us with the biggest project of the year, that of re- vising the constitution. The Zip Club set up a new type of demerit system doing away with the merit system that had been used before. The varsity cheerleaders are Ann Kuykendall, Kathy Weston, Gary Henderson, Marlene Besack, and Linda Hogeland. The reserve cheerleaders are Charlotte Lemon, Marge Matheson, and Jerry Callo- way. Head Spirit Boosters ZIP CLUB OFFICERS: P. Allen, secretaryg K. Brennan, treasurerg M. Stindt, vice- presidentg L. l-lubka, president. Friendly smiles promote good sportsman- ship between BHS and LSE. Linda Morton MU? fm f i'ii Rosa rger F F A Queen and Attendants America's Future in Farming INI05- LEFT to RIGHT: Mr. Busboom, C. Theasmeyer, D. Baumann, K. Pelton, M. Oltman, R. Overbeck. G. Buss. Working in the shop gives first hand experience and training to FFA members. The Beatrice FFA Chapter was awarded a silver emblem chapter award which put the local chapter among the top 122 in the nation last year. In November the group was named top chapter in Nebraska on co- operative activities. During the Thanksgiving weekend, Mr. and Mrs. Busboom and Keith Pelton, the chapter representative, attended the annual meeting of the CCA. Along with the national president of FFA, the national president of the 4-H clubs, and an FFA member from Oklahoma, Keith helped conduct a session on youth activities. At a district meeting in Crete the officers partici- pated in a parliamentary procedure contest and won a blue ribbon. Keith Pelton won a blue ribbon in the public speaking contest. Judging teams, special projects, quartet singing, field trips, and contests combined to make a busy year for FFA members. ROW I: G. Theasmeyer, R. Bauman, K. Pelton, M. Oltman, R. Overbeck, G. Buss. ROW 2: M. Pen- ner, D. Zulauf, M. Shottenkirk, D. Claassen, R. Wiebe, V. Daubendiek. ROW 3: M. Rahe, D. Over- beck, H. Saathoff, L. Jantzen, G. Penner, A. Linsenmeyer. ROW 4: L. Crummert, J. Maatsch, E. Feit, G. Essman, G. Mahlock, L. Hagemeier. ROW 5: J. Wiebe, R. Garton, L. Anderson, L. Barnard, R. Malchow. ROW 6: P. Spilker, A. Daubendiek, D. Bartlett, C. Busboom. w- H H if iv it -f .QW 'tg' W iw A W W 3123 rf. ,g,. 3 Q5 5' .S3,.'M W 3' an My .Q W 'gf' we iv Q. - if Iii' K 65' fri we 2-ies 52 kg .Ei -3 2, ' Q' :n fb 'W X' ' QQQQ, R all . V ip..- 1.1 TRIPLE TRIO. LEFT to RIGHT: K. Brott, M. Kit- zelman, J. Whitlock, S. Rhodes, L. Southwick, P. Timmons, M. Schmierer, J. Everett, E. Gade, Pianist, N. Lang. 3,, DOUBLE OCTET. FIRST ROW: M. Lampe, K. Grue ber, K. Nyden, C. Lockwood, M. Drishaus, S. Steele. SECOND ROW: J. Jamison, L. Butt, M. Stindt, D. Sanders, J. Pelton. THIRD ROW: G. Calloway, L. Morton, E. Wiebe, H. Zeller, J. I-Iubert, J. Williams. Music Department Harmonizes Q The Beatrice High Vocal Music Department, under the capable direction of Miss Lucile Reilly, featured 134 voices. On Decem- ber l2 the combined effort of the singers, the orchestra, and the art department--the annual Christmas program--was well attended. Junior I-Iigh's spacious auditorium was the scene of the singers'annual Spring Concert on March 19. Sixth hour every day the 55- voice mixed choir meets in Room 130. Besides participating in the concerts, the choir entertained the public on several special occasions. Miss Reilly had good tumouts for her glee clubs. Nearly 40 boys, including those from Choir, make up the Boys' Glee. The 63 girls in glee entertained the school body at the Thanksgiving program. The small groups--the Girls' Triple Trio, the Boys' Octet, and the Girls' Double Octet, and their Bors' ocrizr. mfr in RIGHT: H. Am, M. oidiarnei, R. Bioadbooks, accompanies--were Called upon Pianist, B. Diuow, D. Feit, C. Lenhart, R. Gibson, D. wiebe, M. Penner. to furmsh musw for many meer- r... ings during the school year. They also enhanced the evenings of the Orange 6cBlack and Junior-Senior Banquet. Concert Band This year the Senior High Band consisted of 71 members, under the direction of Mr. Louis Burkel. The group sent several members to the State Music Clinic at Lincoln. Mr. Burkel was elected president of the Nebraska Music Educators at this time. Marching was the theme of the Orangemen Music Makers as they participated in several local parades and also attended the University of Nebraska Band Day festivities. Pep Band takes a well-eamed rest. ROW 1: K. Smith, J. Aden, J. Boughtin, M. Dris- huis, M. Matheson, J. Plihal, L. Pollock, S. Hobein, S. Hall, K. Nyden, M. Crone, L. Kuhl. ROW 2: L. Southwick J. Pelton B. Nieman A. Morris, B. Muehling,,J. Jamisoim, S. Kruegeir, A. Hall, P. Klep- pinger, G. Winter, R. Walker, L. Loth, D. Siefford, Orangemen Sax Quartet listens for an echo. E v K. Pelton, D. Muehling, J. Hodge, R. Elmshouser, S. Broadbrooks, T. Wright, L. Burkel, R. Wymore, D. Rhodes, M. Harman, G. Aden, M. Pollock. ROW 3: Glover, L. Morton, D. Beason, R. Bartels, B. I-Iohn, C. Achtenmeirer, S. Domuan, K. Crueber, K. Bar- B. Lockwood. ROW 4: N. Lang, Mr. Burkel, S. Nel- nard, R. Grueber, A. Jackson, K. Brennen, M. Bartek, son, M. Besack, J. Maranville, S. Grussing, J. Carl- C. Lockwood, D. Feit, D. Frericks, B. Kujath, N. berg, D. Klett, S. Fulton, A. Fiala, H. Zeller, M. Krecak, S. Van Winkle, B. McCown, B. Steele, R. Souders, J. Minnick. Music Makers Please, Mr. Burkel, can we take a breather? X , Ak 5 Brass sextet listens hopefully for praise. ,..J -I--P! GF dd!! 17 f df 0 Sports Q J ,I s ,V nl., x, ig 5 v J tm ,rf if K an -g 'fifli iffffllifv A-mp. f Q- shui Vfu. LN W., A 1 i ' 2' , w ,- ' , Q1 ,. , W , Mg 'i 23355, Q Q 'xg 15 'R .5 XL , 'P 'iii' '7 ,J 1, Ju, if 4 Q, , . nk 'Q Q f f X 1 . ' 1 1.. Q In , . 'ur' U 0 x , ' Q I , 55'v- , u W, F, 1 1 If - - QF I .., 5-. - -' Queen Kathy Weston crowned by Dennis Byars Crowning of Kathy Weston, the 1957 Homecoming Queen, high-lighted halftime ceremonies of the Fairbury game. The 1957 Bl-IS senior queen was crowned by Dennie Byars, Student Council president. The queen's attendants were Kay Bren- nan, Letty Hubka, Ann Kuykendall, and Sandy Van Winkle--all seniors. Bracelets were presented to the queen and court. Whooping it up through the streets of Beatrice Home Stindt on his way oming to the hall of fame Homecoming festivities continue after the game A parade through the streets and a bon- fire generated enthusiasm for the Fairbury- Beatrice game. Prizes were given to Zip Club for the best decorated car and Room 200 for the winning float. After the bon-fire a car caravan wound through town and ended with another pep- rally on the Safe-Way parking lot. Queen candidates ride in style Kathy Weston I958 Homecoming Queen Sandra Van Wlnkle Letty Hubka Attendants Ann Kuykendall Kay Brennan W t fgvxf' ' ' Q L' V 11. asf, Q r 1 k ,rang L , afqw. 2 fre N Q18 o ,H 24. ,I ' S .4 f' fu , 3, ' A6 B , S A , r if , - B 5- U' ' ' Y F ' iam- .': .4' ann , W ra 7 Sign . i4'?':'f 1 ii, Pla Af 5' 0 4 .A rw 11 'f - b 'L A A 'by A 'ix f- .gf rg! Rv s ' ' 1 Kr of , ' J 5' , If la - rn - ,N , 'E--Vg 1 ' if D B :Nw HA. ' ' if B iv B- 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. Varsity Steve Gage - Center Harvey Ahl - End Larry Brandt - Guard Ken Huston - Back Bob Hohn - Back hr Af' 4 - 'V' U4 'WF W W . Y 4, A ragffsfafi MQ., . asf ,545 If .4 've Norman Haldiman - Center Bob Kuhn - Guard Ben Stindt - Back ,J A Aw' X X K w S Q5 P' 5 eww I Q' KWH 3 B Wulf- Wm ,afrug , 4, yi. . A 4 4 .. ' Varsity Louis Burkel - Center Roy Broadbooks - Back Richard Bauman - End Gary Brownawell - End Leonard Prall - Guard Larry Langdale - End Ladd Hubka - End Mike White - Back PW M315 , , I Y 'US Q' I em 'e ,ff 's f '-QQ .fx 'rv 14,51 . mige Varsity Byron Dillow - Guard Larry Shaw - Tackle Don Weinman - Tackle Bob Lockwood - Back Roger Hartzog - Guard Kenny McLaughlin - Guard Tom Wright - Back Chuck Brown - Tackle fm had Varsity Larry Woods - Tackle Pete Cenzlinger - Back Dennis Byars - End Tom Hepperlin - Tackle George Neubert - Ehd Larry Carpenter - End Rodney Bartles - Tackle Gary Winter - Student manager mf-Ngw .ami Q. w .Ag fl- Interesting Sidelights of the Big Show ,I ig X 1 aw Q Q Y ll is . A ,Av . .W V.. ,, 4 vm g s ,Q W QQ' 11 x? x Y, 4 5 ' OJ . . X 4 65 , 67 V, U 4 , Y L ,l If you don't let me have my way--I won't play. Beatrice Beatrice Beatrice Beatrice Beatrice Beatrice Beatrice Beatrice Beatrice Beatrice Beatrice Beatrice Beatrice Beatrice Beatrice Beatrice 54 Lincoln Southeast 52 Grand Island 57 Marysville 63 Seward 54 Fremont 41 Falls City 49 Omaha Westside 44 Lincoln High 62 Plattsmouth 49 Crete 53 North Platte 50 Lincoln Northeast 50 York 54 Hastings 61 Fairbury 66 Nebraska City London Bridge is falling down! Another Sonja Henie ? Only two more pushups--then we'll do knee bends. I I got ya' covered. Varsity Basketball Team ---3.-'..-?'Za QJ 84 The results of individual points for the gymnastics squad are as follows: Larry Brandt, 126 points5 Dave Spence, 56 1f25 Bob Kuhn, 655 Ron Maschmeier, 455 Louie Burkel, 355 Dennis Traylor, 24 1125 Fred Chapp, 235 Larry Kohler, 235 Gary Lohse, 65 Gary Pease, 4g Leo Prall, 55 Pete Zverbulis, 45 Doug Probst, Manager, 25 Norman I-Ialdiman, 2. Matmen in Action st'--Q-....- K, 2 ' qs -we The team won four out of six meets, winning against Southeast by a score of 63 112-50 1125 against Lincoln High, 66-465 against Southeast, 69-435 and Lin- coln High '70-42. Their losses were to Hastings, 62 1f2-59 1125 and Northeast, 65-47. The team took third in the Mideast meet, fifth in the State, and fourth in the A.A.U. This year has been a good year for the gymnastics squad. Golfers Tee Off for Good Season Mike White Allan Jackson Dean Madison Dave Gleason Bill McCown Don Copeland Louis Burkel Fred Nichols Ready to begin a qualifying round are golf team members F. Nichols, D. Madison, D. Copeland, L. Burkel, D. Gleason, M. White, B. Mc- Cown, S. Fulton, and A. Jackson. Third Year Successful Completing their third season under coaches H. L. Beal and L. A. Burkel, the Beatrice Golf Squad turned in one of the finest records in its short history. The season got off to a slow start as wet links curtailed many early practices. But the inexperienced crew, containing only 1 sen- ior, 4 juniors, and 5 sophomores, soon boasted good qualifying scores and was on its winning way. A total of 9 meets plus the state meet in May rounded out the season for varsity team members Louis Burkel, Don Copeland, Dean Madison, Bill McCown, Fred Nichols, and Mike White, and reserve linksmen Steve Brott, Steve Fulton, Dave Gleason, and Allan Jackson. 5 . A WT-' fi lv, fs- ,' Y..--' , N1 1 Bob Legenza, Beatrice Country Club pro, gives coaches Beal and Burkel a few tips. Mike is a willing substitute for Lou's tee, as Fred and Dean take turns on the cart and Bill saves a tough stroke from above. Golf Squad i. H11 ' , ,r Members of the BHS track squad who qualified for the State Meet May 16 and 17 are LEFT to RIGHT: Dick Bau man, Bob Lockwood, Paul Weinman, Bob Hohn Ben Stindt, Ray Goodenough, and Ladd Hubka. 'Fl max' M ,Aj C sz ,L Jones' Boys The LINCOLN STAR AND JOURNAL proved what BHS athletes have been saying about Mr. Jones since he first joined the faculty in 1949. Mr. Jones won the coveted award Coach of the Year for the school year 1957-58. In his nine years as assistant and head track mentor, Coach Willis Jones has consistently built winning track squads from inexperienced candidates lots.. Coach Jones b w,.,. Many an unlikely prospect have turned out to be top notch performers--largely due to Mi. Jones's ef- forts. For two years running Q1956,57J Coach Jones's ships. Few other coaches have ever won consecu- tive championships in the state meet. I957 Coach of the Year teams have brought home the state track champion- Ill L JW4 Bob Holm clears another record-breaking hurdle Track and Field Action The 1958 Track squad had a lot to live up to after winning the state championship for two years in a row but they did well through- out the season, placing third in the Twin Rivers meet and fourth in the Mid-East. The 120-high hurdle record was equaled and the 180- low record was broken by sopho- more ace Bob Hohn, who was one of the team's highest scorers. Ray Goodenough gets set to break through the tape before Ladd Hubka noses ahead. wi-'Wx Cindermen Out to Defend n 3 f Q Two Year State Championship Wir 'Urn i aft,- .gg a 62' Features c ,T Q N G u..f No broken necks--just the makeup committee! Girl-Shy ls Success A three act comedy presented by five seniors, five juniors and one sophomore had everyone bursting at the seams. This comedy, Girl Shy was given on November 18 and 19 in the Little Theater. It concerned Tom, Steve Lovell, who has a strong disapproval for girls and his roommate,Oke, David Spence who is quite the opposite. Oke loves girls to the point that he is faithful to two or three. Babs, Bev Hautzen- roder, finally manages to help Tom overcome being girl-shy. Other cast members were Ted Muenster, Mary Howe, John Nies, Barbara Titus, Linda Hogeland, Roger Meisenback, Nicki Wright, and Susan Grussing. Dramatics teacher, Mrs. Pinkerton and student assistant.Sue Shaffer, directed the play. The advertising committee readies posters 'lf ' 94 Penn Drive Aids Foreign Student Fund -in Prince Denny and Princess Susan. The Seniors topped the Juniors and Sophomores in the penny drive sponsored by the High School Student Council. The drive was to raise money for the foreign student fund. The drive was held for a week, and it was a real close race between the Juniors and Seniors. A total of 3244.76 was raised for the fund. To conclude the drive, a dance was held in the school cafeteria. Since the Seniors contributed the most money, they had the privilege of selecting the prince and princess of the dance. The honored boy and girl were Dennis Byars, President of Student Council, and Susan Panzik, who is a new student 'ILA' 4. this year. Candidates Ladd, Letty, Kathy and Ben show big smiles for the winning senior class. Penny Dancers enjoy the evening's festivities in the cafeteria. gk The Orange and Black ,. , ,ru ' A Sue Shaffer ,M-af' Marian Kltzelman Letty Hubka Ann Kuykendall Kay Brennan Judy Carlberg X F, , V F Sc1ence Club banquet :sw Faculty Tea End of Year Festlvltles Home Ec Style Show 5- Proud Hostesses at the Style Show gag, 'iff' de an and ,-,wf6.., Pak-ZX '5-xii 100 . . . J Q' ,A if 1 7. , ':- - aw -f ,1 ' la.. . Q. .L K ' M, l Nw' .4 4 ' . ' fi ' I X! QV, l , 4 ,., .-V 2. J ,' I 1' - ' S? 5 . f' ' .J 'g K '. . -' Iv, ,K lk lent:-4' m A if V -- N 1' ' - , In 1 .- .5 :E' f ' if .ux . -- A I Quqiw ' 22 firw me uv ' , 4 3 L -Q 'VM -1 u ,,.. 19 'Hs .0-qu -3'zf x if . 15 H g.?, s Jw l . 5 . tg, Ga. W gi Alf ' 24 31? M' U -Q :i:,n V, X 158 -fi v - ' V im to as? F7 , -I nw: 'ij lr , fWW 'f x D f!,:g1Qf:I3l- A It I fnongfw' - r .3 4-, :::: s . . W, ' 7 f ' 0 5 X1 5' t 5 Y ' nfl' ,' A V 1 1 E , I ,Quan f'QfQ'1f gp? 76 Lv. . y we :fin Wa., N. 5 .I , ah Miss Lucille Re1lly presents vocal music awards to deserving musicians during Class Day activities while Terry King gives recognition to the victorious debate squad for their successful year. Below Left: Kay Brennen is announced as the Homemaker of Tomorrow and Dennis Siefford receives the science award. Right: Ron Elms houser is awarded the Math award and the Fook trophey shines brightly for Steve Gage, 1958 recipient ffm J WWW rn kvq 2,2 7 2 In gif? 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Handing the key to Phyllis Timmons, Junior Vice- President, is Sara Rhodes, Senior Vice-Presidentg making the presentation of the mantle to Bob Lock wood, Junior President, is Ladd Hubk, Senior Presi dent. --.M Z' 1. ., A P213 X .W M fffbffa meg, A it 'N' Scholarship FIRST ROW: Sara Rhodes, Laurell Southwick, Mary Ann Kirstein, Mary Drishaus, Mary Pollock, Irma Wymore. SECOND ROW: Dennis Siefford, Richard Glover, Byron Dillow, John Ni es, Jamea Aden. 104 v V v 4 5 ,, 2 I 1 Y' X 3 rx., X ,-- -- ' . ,.. ,.f ' ' 'N-v.f Q-.-.f f ., ,, ,- f, ,A M.. ' 1 I 4 f - r A 4- yr A 4, f --w.Je RJ, W.. Leaders FIRST ROW: Eileen Blakely, Nancy Lang, Nila Cooper, Pauline Al len, Marian Kitzelman, Joyce Jamison, Suzanne Maxwell. SECOND ROW: Gerald Henderson, Michael Oldfather, Ben Stindt, Steve Gage, Ronald Elmshouser, Kenneth Huston. 105 1 1 . Q5 ' 'Q , . A xx Q 'Q w 5 5 ' 1' 1. 1. . 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V 'fi f IP .ft A I , Achtemerer Carolyn Adams Gary Aden Gary Aden James Aden Pr1se111a Ahl Harvey Allen Paulme Aller Nancy Alvord Tom Almard Larry Anderson Denms Anderson Leon Armstrong Connre Armstrong John Armstrong Oren Arnold Marrlyn Ault Karen Baker Charlotte Baker Darryl Baker Karen Barber Brenda Barnard Kent Barnard Lrrry Bartek Marcla Barttls Rod Bartlett Dale Bartlett Erna Bauman Rrchard Beach JoAnn Bell Marcra Beason Donald Benash Dorothy Bence Patty Besack Marlene Brshop Raymond Brttrng Tom Blakely Erleen Boerger Erleen Bohrer Allen Bohrer Jeanette Bouyhtrn Joyce Boysen 11111 Brandt Larry Brart Judv Brennrn Kay B roadbooks Roy Brott Kathy Brott Steve Brown Margaret Brown R 41 64 41 51 64 66 13 51 64 94 104 58 62 13 57 62 63 68 74 78 13 55 58 59 105 8 4 41 51 5 61 78 58 62 7 58 66 58 66 5 4 34 6162 34 58 62 64 66 14 56 57 62 64 77 41 58 34 57 61 75 90 14 53 58 64 80 8 34 52 14 62 34 55 58 59 64 0 Index Brownawell Gary Buettgenbach Bo Burger Rose Burkel Lou1s Buss Gerald Buss Ronald Butt D enms Butt Lorna Byars DCI1111S Byars Steve Callawav Gerry C rrlberg Judy Carpenter Larry Carnes Larncs Champ Neva Lou Chapp Fred Claassen Claas en Claassen Claassen Claassen Duane Ellen Evelyn Gerald1ne Judrth Coates Donna Cooper N11a Copeland Don Courtney Sharon Cox June Cox Marran Crandall Dav1d Crawford COl1I1lC Crawford James Crrpe James Crone John C ronc Margaret Crome Patr1c1a Cumpston Carolyn 4 13 15 52 55 56 58 62 8 34 58 64 14 52 14 at 74 78 87 14 62 48 2 59 6-166 73 99 34 55 57 62 63 64 75 78 8 15 53 55 58 62 63 41 50 15 5.2 58 41 48 78 80 D amrow Rodney D arnauer Jan D aubend1ck A rm 111 Daubendrek Vlfgll Davrs B111 Davrson J B Dayrson Joe Drekman Ellen Drekman Judy Dlllow Byron Dorman Sheryl D rew Mtckey D r1shaus M ary 116 34 48 62 75 78 15 57 80 41 58 60 34 57 64 75 78 88 89 15 61 41 62 78 80 34 62 63 15 48 52 70 77 78 96 41 50 78 4148 55 56 58 59 62 63 58 646 9 34 57 77 78 6 4 0 6 2 6 6 6 58 66 08 105 88 89 58 62 62 78 80 58 64 66 6 58 62 5 58 61 5 42 62 17 55 4 42 58 42 58 11 55 57 62 63 76 78 103 62 64 58 6.2 63 64 104 109 A , ........ , , . . 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