Beatrice High School - Homesteader Yearbook (Beatrice, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1959 volume:

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WR 'rw exclusive step - Many apply few are chosen WW Lookmg at the COUINCIL CRIER state Student Counc1l paper are sen1or Student Counc1l members Helen Schmlerer Dean N1ad1son Bette Lammel Joyce Hubert Lmda Hogeland Jeanne Everett Roy Broadbooks and Shar1l Rmdgley Jumor Student Counc1l members INancy Aller Deanna Kramer Bob Hohn Denms Southwutk Rodney Marshall and Marlene W1ebe are p1Cturedlook1ng over the shoulders of seated Jumor members Alan F1ala Ray Cvoodenough and Charlotte Lemon Preparmg to enter the Student Councll meetmg room are sopho more members Lxnda Kuhl Molly Wh1te Jonm Drew Steve Ahl John Spence J1m Meyers 'Nett1e Heuer Lyle Loth Paula Murray and Sharon Re1d STUDENT COUNCIL Student calendars plans for another Ame r1can Fxeld Serv1ce Exchange Student and many other act1v1t1es kept the Student Counc1l busy th1s year Once agaln the Student Counc1l orgamzed a noon hour volleyball tournament w1th the add1t1on A maJor1ty ofthe Student Counc1l members at tended the State Conventlon held mn Omaha and returned w1th many 1deas that helped make the Councll a truly outstandlng school orgamzatlon I Leadmg the Student Councxl th1s year are Charlotte Lemon Treasurer Alan F1ala VICE Pres1dent Ray Goodenough Pres1 dent and Bette Lammel Secretary 9 Many students attended a new act1v1ty sponsored by the Student Counc1l thls year The eouncxl sponsored movles durlng the noon hours on Tuesdays Some of the movles featured were old corned1es and cartoons ,Iv 04 ifggpf wbvoal Another flrst by the Student Counc1l th1s year was the 1ntroduct1on of cotton candy sellmg at the games It proved to be one of the most enjoyable and prof1table concess1ons of the year Advlsors for the Student Counc1l th1s year are Francls Colgan f1rstye'1r sponsor and Geraldme SITUITIOIIS 'm'f'f,f ' ' I , 1 Y ' ,V gs -x - it I i ,, M Q y A M xf ,, . . 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Y gil fff ...Z Vw P1Ctured aboxe arc Tracy Swoboda Mar1lyn Suggett Mar1lyn Buss Je r15 Aden and Leonard Prall f1rst scmcster members of the D15tr1but1xc Edu Qat1on class W1tl1lllC1F sponsor Mr Gordon Busboom Below are the add1 Uons to the class dur1ng the sc cond semeste r Carolyn Frer1chs JoAnn DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION Th1s year a new class was added to the Sen 1Or H1gh curr1culum D1str1but1xe Educatlon In add1t1on to part1c1pat1ng 1n a state conx ent1on the club had one of us members Mar1lyn Buss elected to a state offuc Off1CPTS 1n the local chapter are Leonard Prall Prefudent Carolyn F er1ch5 VICC Pres1dent Marllyn Suggett Secretary and Mar1lyn Buss treasurer Mr Busboom 15 thc sponsor of the organ1zat1on Wherry and Peggy Wathor Mar1lyn Buss r1ght 15 apply1 g Leonard Prall1s f1ll1ng out a the powers of persuas1on that she sales sl1p after ClOS1Dg a b1g sale Mar1lyn Suggett who works 1n has learned on Lo1s Elrod an at l'11SJOb at Goodenoughs e the supply room at Penney S 15 mterestcd customer Mar1lyn works as a salesman as well as prepar1ng some bolts of mater1al works at Three S15ter5 1D the stockroom for the sales counter qi gc'-n fm 'Q 10 FUTURE FARMERS AMERICA PiCta.ired here are the officers ofthe local FFA Chapter: Dennis Batiman, Vice- Presidenti Eugene Feit, President: Mar- vin Fenner. S1'cretaryL SECOND ROW. PaulSp1llu-r.ReportergAlvin Linsen- meycr, Treasurer: VirgilDat1l1e-ndiek. Sentinelg and Gordon Busboom, Advisor. Led by Eugene Feit, President, the Future Farmers of America proved itself to be one of the truly outstanding school organizations. Marvin Penner, secretary ofthe local group was Chosen to sing in the National FFA Chorus at the National Convention in Kansas City. The forty-five member Club participated in many activities, one of which was giving parliamentary procedure demonstrations to interested groups. The highlight of the year was the annual FFA Banquet. where awards were presented and the FFA Queen Crowned. SEATED, Left to Rightarethe members of the FFA. FIRST ROW: E. Fcit. A. Linsen- rneyer, M Penne-r, V. Daubundieli. D. Bauman. P. Spilker. SECOND ROW: R. Bauman, H. Saathoff, D. Carton, D. Ilagerneier, L. Hagcmeier. J. Rikli. THIRD ROW1 L. Delahar M. Wiens, J. R. Wiebe, A. Penner. G. Oltman. A. Daubendiek. G. Paben. FOURTH ROW D Giesman. R. Carton. J. Lenhart. R. Woods, M. Wiens. L. Jansen. FIFTH ROW: L. Larkins, T. Mathews, G. Essman, Du. Zulauf M. Shottenkirk, R. Wiz-hc. SIXTH ROW: M. Rahe, R. Malchow. L. Anderson, D. Bartlett. L. Barnard. D. Bauman. Key Club officers SE-XTED from Left to Right are Dean Madison Sergeant at Arms Stexe Byars Vice President Stexe Loxell President Henry Penner Secre tary and Les Loth Treasurer KEY CLUB One of the vyorthiest organization in BHS is the Key Club sponsored by Kiwanis International The motto of the club is Assist where assistance is needed and this is carried out through the participation in many school and community actixities Helping students serxe their fellow fort for improxing the community are some of the projects completed by this group FIRST ROW Alan Fiala Jim Keck Henry Penner Stexe Lox ell Dean Madison Stexe Byars Leslie Loth SECOND ROW Charles Langley Jim Von Reisen Clif ford Lenhart Phil Kleppinger Louis Lang Roger Wiebe Gary Wiebe Dicx Kujath THIRD ROW Roger Meisenbach Stexe Brott Ray Goodenough Roy Broadbooks Bill Tiemann Dennis Muehling Stexe Ahl 12 ., , ' S ' ' 1 ' - ' Q ' ' , 5 1 S 1 - - vv ' . ' - I1 ' ' , men better, assisting the faculty, and donating time and ef- : 4 I I 1 3 V Y I 4 I ' 1 ' 3 4 1 V ' 1 l ' 1 , , , , - Z 3 Y I I I J 3 , ' FIRST ROW Gene WQXYDGFS Dean Mad1son B111Waddel1 Bob Lockwood Roy Broad books Paul Wemman M1ke white Lou1s Burkcl Rlchard Bauman SECOND RO'vk Douglas Probst Leonard Prall Allan Jackson Ray Coodcnoupr Larry Langdale B111 McCown Bob Hobn Denms Traylor Kenny McLaugh11n THIRD ROW Sponsor Rex Lutz Gary Wmters Daxe Gleason Tom Vlfmght Don Vlelnman Larry Carpenter Sponsor Burncll Guy ..- B CLUB The B Club 1S an orgamzatmon of BHS letterrnen who haxe lettered 1n one of the sports offered by the school The club shares 1D Q respons1b111ty of Home-cornmg and serx es vuth Dance B Club off1cers Larry Lani., Th1s 15 the B Club 1n actlon dale Pres1dent Dean 'V1ad1son V1ce Pres1dent Lou1s Burkel Sac retary M1ke VNh1tc Treasurer ' ..a kills- 3 Q if ,, ' . - ' ' thi the Zip Club in the annual Zip Club- B Club - if Qi 1 Helping those who want to check out books and keeping track of the fines are other duties taken care of by the librarians. Joyce Lit- tell, Pat Brown, Peggy Bitting and Jennie Boughtin are working at the desk. Douglas Waltz is trying to find the needed book from the reserve shelf. LIBRARY Part of the librarian's everyday job is helping students find ref- erence material. Looking up definitions in the dictionary are Darlene Schenck and Anita Max- well. Naomi Reimer and Sharon Fisher are working at the maga- zine rack while Helen Schmierer and Ruth Snyder use the card catalogue. Librarians Barbara Martin, Judy McClure, and LaRita Heinke are looking through some books for information while Judy McCown. Susan Grussing. and Mary Scheve read shelves. This year librar- ians attended weekly meetings where they discussed library work. PIONEER The 1mportance of a good school paper cannot be underesmmated A paper that presents unb1ased uews on school HCIIXIIIPS mterestxng, feature storles and promotes sthool aCt1V1t1E C. and sp1r1t 15 a great addl t1on to a school The P1oneer represents such a paper and It 1S our good fortune to hax L lt as our school pubhcatlon 41 The second semester edltors Nlkkx Wmght news Janet Hodge Marlene Besack Phylhs T1rnmons features Bob Lockwood sports Larry Langdale ed1tor 1n chlef and Roy Broadbocks sports They are ass1sted by Bob Hohn and Janet Rlnne reporters 4-X F, !:3-gi L. Th1s year the Ploneer had semester But Sondra Krueger echtor and Janet Sack ass1stant and sports edltor d1d cred1ble Jobs of proudmg Semor I-hgh vuth a school paper ! ,.. i V 1 . ,, .4 I . E , y .Q 4 1 . . , f ,, 4 X, 5 , mww' v-Q ' .A , ' I 'Y , , i I only two editors first K l ,A ' 1 - X . y 2 . ' .X . . 5 i N' 4 . . . . k . ' --5 Q - . V '. Z f' X , C , - ' I f 5 ' , 1 l ., Y i, J- .K 1 . X ,.-- 15 J Lookmg h ippy becaube they xxork on the Homeste ruler Staff are FIRST ROW Dlck R1kl1 fknlta Maxwell Lmda Morton and Kayla Grueber SECOND ROW Char lotte Lemon THIRD ROW Nlary Ann Aden Judy Kyle and Alue Hall THIRD ROW Gene Wre mars Carole Lockwood and Mary Harman G0 lf FF' Lhx Plctured lu xe arm some ofthe members or tl e Homebtc ider Staff SEATED Helen Zeller Kathy MCCIG-ery kllcc Haldlman Lllllan Wallman Exelyn NN lebe ,Ioknn XNIIIIBITIS and Sue 'Nelson STAND ING Roxanne Oberle Lmnda Kuhl Roy Broadbooks Judy W mght Steve Byars Mary .Io Lampe Margaret Crone Ind Sondra Schuette 'S CA up Q C? fig! 16 Here 5 thc rest of the Staff FIRST ROVS Sondra Krueger Marlene Besack Phylhs Tlmmons Sharll R1dgley and Esther Gade SEC OIND ROM Patty Leath Jeanne McCleery Donna Sprmger Lmda M1tlovusk1 Stephame Schottler and Douglas VN alta THIRD ROW Janet Hodge, Lrnda Hogeland, .Iudy Plrhal, Dean Madlson, M1Chcle Drevx, and Gerry Calla may 1 if i.. OUR YEARBOOK THE HOMESTEADER The 1959 HOITXGSIC tdel ts under thi Super vtsxon of 1 four member bond Q forty three member sttff and one sponaor Tht Homt steader Botrd members ire Heltn Sthmu rar Ed1tor 111 Chuf Janet Suk Photoprtphy Ech tor 'vhrcm Stxndt Busmnebs lylxnotgtr tnd Judy Snoggtn Copy Echtor Mr Ccttl Rtchmond 15 the advxsor thc boird ind stiff or the f1rstt1mc wo ye tht llon stexder 15 comlng out 111 tht sprmg, -X sunnlc nftent yy1ll conu out liter tn tht bumnu r me bowrd his been xt rx b my thtb xc ong yuth thctr regul tr ysork thty h tyn tended the lNcbrask1St1tL Pr: ss Conycntton tt the UIIINQ r51ty ofNebr1Sk1 ind the Amt Yearbook Cltnu yyhtch yxis hnld it Gold 5 Audxtorutm Manx of the 1de is patl L red it these Conxcnttons are betng uttltzed tn thts yearbook While Helen Schmierer talks Nlr Richmond and Janet Sack l1sten Do they really thlnk that Helen has a good tdeaq Or lb ll tlrat they can t get a yxord IH edgexxtseo Not present for the p1cturc were board members- 'xlfircta Stlndt ind Judy Stop n POnder1ng the llllrlk lsteb of ITlilQ1I1g d good ptcture are J1m Coon asstst lnt photog rapher and Tom Alyord photoglqpher They yxlll probably ftnd tht xxtnnlng COI I1lD1 I13t10TA for they ire both quttc profulentfs III the f1eld of photography NN Q irc lucky t hiyy tyxo Such wtlllng works rs helpmg us w1th the book ,4 . 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C I . l l . 1 I' Q 7 X' f I I SCIENCE CLUB 71' ...Q-N1 F 4.4-O- w'r:--it The Sc1ence Club members are FIRST ROW A Flala J Wlebe R Marshall L Loth B McCown J Barber R Cherny and V Bell SECOND ROW B Tlemann the sponsor Mr L Lass N Meyers R Mehuron L Woods B Kr1ste1n R Glenn andJ Mahloch Smence always holds a few of the more hard students ln IIS spell and at Beatmce Hlgh School the Sclence Club falrly well br1stles w1th potentlal Curles and VonBrauns Delvmg lnto the unknown w1th reason and fac1l1ty 1S one of the marks ofthe true sc1ent1st and the degrees of reason and fac1l1ty of these students w1ll someday revealed to the ent1re world Mr Lass V Bell B Txemann R Mehuron L Woods R Marshall A Flala andR Cherny observe J Barber s dernonstrauon wxth the sextant 18 Under Mr Lass s SUPCTVISIOH the Heath Klt IS stud1ed by the Club s Off1Ce rs B McCown V1cePres1dent B T1emann Treasurer N Meyers Secretary andA Flala Pres1dent is SPEECH AND DRAMA 1411, l. 1 Panels on er1than1s1a Capltdl pumshment and pdy telev1s1on were presented before the class Aft: r the pmnls had presents d the1r lCl915 the Class d1snus-sed the problern it h md Th1s yc 1r the Speenh md Drftmx C,l1ss h1s worked on sexe r1l forms ofspe'11-amy., 15 well as domg,,pantom1rnes P1rt of the class presenud 1 sklt for Book We ek m '1dd1t1on to vyorkmg on 1one a t pl 1y m the Cl1ss The sk1tg1vcn by the 1l1ss for 3 pep retlly w1s one of tht Inst present1 d dt1rmgth1 yc'1r The diss 1lso took p1rt m the ,I-l 1iI1lCbg1V1I1g D1y Proprmw 1s vytll 15 m the Chr1stm1s PFOLI 1m Thn cl1ss 1bt8.llgl'!llJy Fostn r Gene Nl1Y.Ly Baloyx 1rL the rncmhn rs ofthe Spun th and Dr 1m 1 Cl1ss Helen Suhuuc rc r Shi rylC1oslx B1rb1rxM1rtm Imd1 M1tlowsk1 Betta Lammel Sus U1 Grussmg, I-Ienrv Punta r H1 ltn Zi lla r L, onz1rdPr11l Joyce Hubm rt Boyd L1ttrell Judy Wlllxxms Esther Gulf Cllttord Le nhdrt and Veln A Shum A 19 ugh Zip Club officers from LEFT TO RIGHT are Gerry Callaway, vice- president, Janet Rinne, secretary, Marcia Stindt, president. and Jeanne Everett, treasurer. FIRST ROWi L. Morton, C. Lemon. SECOND ROW: K. Popp, J. Weimers, J. Springer, V. Wunnenberg, J. Wil- liams, K. McCleery, S. Schottler. THIRD ROW: J. Ziettlow, D. Schenck, E. Wiebe, J. Witkovski, L. Wallman, E. Oeltjen, D. Garman. FOURTH ROW: J. Hodge, S. Krueger, J. Maranville, S. Nelson, K. Nyden, H. Zeller, P. Tim- mons, A. Oldfather, A. Haldiman. FIFTH ROW: N. Aller, B. Steele, L. Heinke, P. Wathor, C. Lohse, G. Cal- laway, M. Wiebe, J. Duensing, S. Grus- sing. SIXTH ROW: R. Burger, F. Stiefvater, K. Overbeck, B. Essam, J. Bohrer, E. Bartlett, M. Matheson, M. Drew, C. Lockwood, J. Pelton. SEVENTH ROW: A. Hall, S. Hall, M. Harman, C. Hochstedler, L. Pollack, D. Sanders, K. Smith, C. Achtemeier, L. Beetem, P. Murray. EIGHTH ROW: L. Callander, H. Johnson, L. Penner, J. Kramer, D. Kloos, N. Williams, L. Thompson, C. Olney, J. Betz, M. Aden. W. Heuer, A. Maxwell. NINTH ROW: J. Garman, J. Probst, J. McCourtney. S. Bartlett, J. Williams, P. Weber, S. Reid, J. McCleery, R. Oberle, B. Nichols, S. Rhineshart. ef-wi Q One of the finest groups which pro motes school spirit and sportsm inship is the Zip Club. During the year these energetic girls help with the Homecoming WWQ Varsity cheerleaders from LEFT TO RIGHT are Morton, Lemon Grueber Besack and Hogeland. fiiHllI'lllifFifiiififEiEEiLSA.as L 1. LKSHEEIEEEEEEEEEE 0 0 rx. 3' ' Mitwfifwi' Z0 CLUB activztivs, sponsor ri dance. and provi spirit for all gaimes along with other things. This year the Z1p Club QS tht- largcst that it has vw-r be-er.. Reserve cheerleaders are .Ionni Drew, Sharon Reid, and Molly White. GQ 'fi i fa: 4 V 'sri ,I - u-rx aio f-4' I Q Zip Club sponsors :Irv Klzss Ed- wstrfls. Miss Reilly. :ind Mzss Stevens. FIRST ROW: K. Cvrm-ber. M. I3-ssdck. L, Hogclftnd. SECOXD ROW: I Stoog- ' ' 'i..-: . gin. M. Stindt, L. Mitioxxski. I Suk. .-X. Rogge, S. Courtney, I Everett. D. Poll- mari. THIRD ROW: M. Bartok, B. Lam mel, H. Schrnierer. R. Johnson. A. Frerichs. L.Kul1l. FOURTH ROW1 K. Zimmer. I MCCowx1. B. IXIHTIIII. D Coates, M. Arnold. K. .-Xl1lI.B..lllI'L1t'Z1:, FIFTH ROW: J.Wr1ght. M. Will. J. MCCl11rc.D. Larsen. D. Krazncr. S Nickerson, P. Cromt-. M Hohbe-in. I Plihrxl. M. Larrmpv. M. Sflicvef. M. Crom K, Sthztnno. J. Rinnc. L.Wa1tkc.S. Dorniin. L.Ff1::clt-rs. SIXTH ROW: K. Carstvns. B. Piriclvzk. H. Cvarni tru. IH. Borland. KI. Fiixidcrs. P. Oixlckt 13J'xsE1. J, Linclhorst. C. Scoggizz. D. R1:1::w..'X Baglny. SEVENTH ROW sl. Elwood. D Kylv. .I I'Di'sw. C. Horkf.1S. Fisiit-r. R. Srtydc r. I Y51nC1::1p. P. Bittiztg. S. Riensuiic-. I Galrcs. EIGHTH ROW Nicholas. M. Whitt-. P. Leith. L Hisc noiir. .I.Ge:1ricE1. D. Kessler. S Swing ette. ,-X. Auhtemeier. If Bro:t.I.C1rs tens. J. Dolan. I IIQL:-.5-5' '59 ai A hs Q V' wfmfhl ,. J ' ,nf I 5, W, i FINE ARTS ,fa 7 vig? I 'a,,QJ'!'A 5mg4' , V ,-4535 5 1 1ff. H ,il 7 .-1 ,, el ' 55611 mul A dance step or march? ,U --nnmnO-?'5-:-E'0f'1f-X CHOIR, FIRST ROW: S. Cfrussing, C. Besack, A. Bagby, C. Scoggin, S. Rhineshart G Calla way. K. Zimmer. H. Penner, L. Graham. C. Lohse, L. Butt. E. Oeltjen. M. Drew. SECOND ROW: L. Esch. C. Wiens. J. Everett. C. Lockwood, C. Lemon, M. Lampe, B. Littrell M Shotenkirk, C. Lenhart, D. Wiebe, S. Ahl. H. Carman, C. Claassen, Miss Lucille Reilly THIRD ROW: L. Morton. J. Nicholes, B. Jurgens, K. Popp, R. Gibson, M. Souder. R. Broadbooks C1 Brownawell, D. Crandall, D. Madison, J. Cvrupe, M. Matheson, L. Heinke. D. Sanders K Carstens. FOURTH ROW: M. Bartek. P. Timmons, E. Cade, M. Stolzer, P. Spilker R Fielder, L. Barnard, R. Goossen, R. Swoboda, D. Butt, S. Lovell, B. Mowry, H. Schmierer A Frerichs, S. Schottler, J. Claassen. VOCAL MUSIC As in previous years. the Senior High Vocal Music Depart- ment has completed another year filled with many activities. Their annual Christmas Program is one of the best attended and best liked Christmas functions. For the first time in several years the music department presented an operetta, Finian's Rainbow. The climax ofthe year's work is the spring program that is participated in by all members of the music department. Only through the help of Miss Lucille Reilly. vocal music di- rector. can these many activities be accomplished. GIRLS' GLEE. FIRST ROW: D. Kramer, E. Jantzen. L. Hansen. R. High- land, J. Hanke. D. Larsen. K. McCleery. M. Aden. R. Oberle. M. Waltke. S. Reinsche. L. Waltke. J. Wherry. SECOND ROW: Miss Reilly, W. Dickson, S. Dorman. P. Leath. P. Heist, J. Reimer. J. Diekman, P. Crome, N. Reimer. S. Henning, M. McKissor, B. Barber, S. Mumford. THIRD ROW: F. Stiefvater, S. Beerenstrauch, J. Stone. J. Betz, J. Frerichs, J. Wiemers, J. Sack, B. Johnson. A. Wiemers, L. Paben, L. Wallman. J. Bohrer. M. Fanders. P 6 05000. V? BOYS' GLEE. FIRST ROW: M. Penner, L Neal, L. Graham. B. Littrell J. Sabin. L. Genzlingt-r, A. Pfingsten. J. P. Wiebe. SECOND ROW: M. McMastc:rs, H. Penner. M Shottenkirk, C Lenhart, D Wiebe. Ahl. J. Von Reisen, Miss Reilly. THIRD ROW: R. Gibson, M. Sotidt-r. R. Broad books, G. Brownawell, D. Crandall, D Madison. J. Grupe. FOUR TH ROVN P. Spilker, R. Fielder, L. Barnard, R. Goossen, R. Swoboda. D. Butt, Lovell, B. Mowry, Here they are--the Boys' Octet Vance Bell, accompanist Donald Wiebe Marvin Penner Jim Grupe Blending harmoniotisly are the memberrs of the Girls' Octet: Jeanne Everett, Sharon Rhineshart, Phyllis Timmons. Esther Gade, LaRita Heinke, Connie Lohse, Joyce: Hubert. and Lorna Butt. SEATED at the piano is their accompanist Mary Jo Lampe. Clifford Lenhart Roger Gibson Me1'rillSot1ds'r Boyd Littrell Roy Broadbooks Preparing to burst into song is the Girls' Triple Trio. Members are Ann Bagby. Micki Drew, Kathy Carstens. Cheryl Smog- gin, Carol Besack. Gerry Callaway. Char- lotte Lemon. Carole Lockwood, and JoAnn Pelton NOT PICTURED is Marla-nv Wivbt accompanist. Q -1 Q S lx Km 2.,:g.1:5 if .11 M2 1 -.Hg - f vlfzf iz? E: 2 .1 fi? l 2: . 2.1.2.2 .2:,3g5:. Q22 ff 'i M fj.f,,..2,,t5 : f st .5 1 f'lq,,1, X If J si Vi? 5- ai Q 1 K. Srnith, J. Fulton, Dorman, and C, Afhtumc-ivr. M. Souder, B, Muehling, B. Nieman, C. Muchling, and D. lvluehling mg, D, fklploltling, J. Hodge, Rl llarmon. Xl Sondcr, l- Burkul, and C Muuhlzng L.Sudik, R. Walker.C1. Sudik,A. Fiala, G. Aden, R. Wymore. J. Hodge, K. Nyden, M. Matheson. H. Zeller, and S Schurtte' J.fNlaranVillv,S.NClson.M. Bartc:lQ.K.S1T1ith.C.ALh- B. McCowh. C. Lockwood, M tcfmeier, S Dorman, Hall. L. Kxthl. S, Fisher. A Achtemezicr STANDING1 M. Soudcfr. D. VYy1 DOI'f'a R Walker, G St1dik,R Obs-rlc. L. Sudik. D. VonRie:se-n. J, Ensz, C Muchlzng, and A, Fiala. Bartek, S. Fisher. I lil . fa? Ag, , f l, gi 52 ,W ww S .'-J' 15.4 'gi' f. 4. -. ' g , fy V., ' 'I t Q. 'Q .- nfl 1- 5 . 1 , 1 ,f ,w .- '.' fi ' 9.-.:' -' 11 fl J.. ' I .e, I ff at f ' BAND, FIRST ROW: L. Ktihl. J. Carstens. J. Plihal. L. Pollack, S. Hall, K. Nyden. SECOND ROW: K. Smith. J. Botightin. J Pelton, B. Nieman. B. lvltiehling, C. Achtemeier. A. Achte- meier, M. Matheson. THIRD ROW: S. Dorman, R. Grtieber. A. Jackson, J. Dolen, S. Krueger, A. Hall, B. Nichols. Lyle Loth, S. Sehtiette. M. Harman, Les Loth. G Aden, S. Fisher. FOURTH ROW: J. Hodge. D. lvltiehling, L Stidik. R. Walker, G. Stidik. D. Von- Ricscn, R. Obcrle, G. Winter, P. Kleppingcr. L. Bpirkcl. L. Morton, R. Wymore, D. Bizason. J. Ensz, B. Lockwood, C. Miiehlinu. B. Hohn, B. lx'it'Cown. R. Snyder, C. Lockxyook, M. Bartok. FIFTH ROW: J. Maranyille, Mr. Lotiis B.1rkel,5. Nelson. C. Br-sack. 5. Ahl. M. ' H ftlltr botirler, . '.: ' .A Fiala. J. Niinick BAND Under the able direction of Lodis A. Birkel. the Beatrict Senior High Band provides bea,1tif.iQm'.isic for many occas- ions. In addition to playing their regpilar spring Concert, the band has played a special Christmas Concert, and they haye marched in several parades. One of the best liked features ofthe Bands playing is at the lxalyes of the football games. Daring each home game the band presents a program of m,is1c and marching. Some weeks the band drill marches. xylxlt: on other weeks they tell a story xyitlz formations and mpisic The Band also participates in the Mid-East Mpisit- Fcstiyal as xxell as playing inthe Band Day at the Uziixersity of Nebraska. 27 MEMBERS OF THE ORCHESTRA FIRST ROW M Lampe M W1ebe V Bell D Shultz J Knox K Ault L Gage M L W1ebe SECOND ROW D Coates N Champ M Arnold R Wymore L Kuhl J Pelton K Sm1th K Nyden S Hall J Engberg M Fanders A Zurbuhs THIRD ROW S Schuette M Harman G Aden L Sudlk D Muehllng J Hodge M Bartek C Lockwood S F1sher M Matheson J Ensz C Meuhhng STANDlNG E W1ebe accornpamst S Nelson J Maranulle S Ahl Mrs K1tch E Cfade ORCHESTRA Ex en though the Senlor H1gh Orchestra has less mus1 c1ans th1s year they compose one of the best school orches tras Beatrlce Senlor H1gh has had for sex eral seasons The forty member ensemble takes pr1de and pleasure ln prov1d1ng beautlful muslc for school functlons Th1s year as 1D preuous years the orchestra has prowded mus1c for Commencement and Baccalaureate They also played the1r annual sprmg concert Under the d1rect1on of Florence K1tch the orchestra has prox en ltself to be a wonderful contr1but1on to the school rnus1c department The Stung Quartet 15 pre pared to burst forth 1nto glorlous harmony Plctured are Mary JO Lampe Marlene W1ebe Vance Bell and Karen Ault Z8 1 - - 1 ' 4 1 ' 1 - 1 - 1 - f - 1 ' ' - 1 - - 4 1 - 1 ' 1 ' Y I ' I ' I ' I ' 7 ' I ' I ' 7 ' ' , . . , . , . , . , . , . . , . , . , . . , . , . . : . . , . T , . , . , . , . . y - I , Q, fm Y 44 - i 'VT' , . 1 I 1 V Ft ' I y 1 . ,gin Q fl 9 11,4 7 rv ,' I A -Ki. p V , it se ,, , ffl fwf Two Beatrice debators get their case ready as their worthy opponent de- livers his constructive speech. DEBATE This year for the first time in several years a debate meet was held here in Beatrice. ln addition to participation in this meet, the group has taken part in several other meets throughout the state. Near the beginning of the year the entire group also attended a debate institute at Nebraska U. This year the school is indeed fortunate to have some of the best debate teams that we have had for some time, ,wid -!1f,,,1g' A 3 I J ,. t t ' to I .4 it I? .4 sf. S , , , ,- A visiting debator is enthusiastically denying the accusations made by Beatrice. Jim Von Reisen seems to be getting his point across because his opponent is hastily writing notes. Pictured is the De- bate Class: Sue Nel- son, Linda Hogeland, Steve Brott, Ray Goodenough, Jim Boysen, Mary Har- man, Jim VonReisen, Tom Wright. Alice I-laldiman, Instructor James King, Barbara Pandzik, and Lynn McCown, THE ALL-SCHQOL PLAY ff Nuy- Mr Gene lvlaxey speech and drama Wh1le Louxse Kllmgton llisther Cwadej teacher 15 chscusslng some of the f1xes the tea cart her husband Aubrey blockmg of the play w1th Shar1l R1dg A1111-tgton QBoyd Lmttrelll seems to be ley Student Dxrector of the All School mvolved ln another pasttlme Play 'Tons of Money the All School Plav Concerned the efforts of Lou1se Alllngton to galn an 1nher1tance wlthout her husband s credmtors knowmg It Her husband Aubrey was the central theme IH all her plays to galn the money Her plans mcluded that he k1ll h1mself twmee and f1nally return as Aubrey an amnesla v1Ct1m at the end ofthe play fafpxr 11 One rather mte restlng oc When Aubrey -Xllmgton kxlls Qurgmqe 1S that he now has a hxmself and Comes back tO xufe Here are Aunt Bemta 'vlul lxfc as Henrx Manland hms tlSharon Fruelmgl Louxse Al own cousm some rather odd lmgton and Henry s wmfe and Henry thlngs take place Ma1tland lBoyd Llttrell 30 , 'V if 2 A 6' w , y. 2 ,, L, 1 fe , 'V M rio A I I xy 'f 3' S X ' I ... ' 0 X , 11 . l , l V A - 1 A I A I . I H ' . ,, , ,, . , , , Y L , ff , A , ,gl iw, e 172' Af , - ig? 5 I f 2?f2.5f ? , M . X fa Ax , . . aye 4 . ' J - - , Y a ,. - t. . I . x 6 1' . K , . le , y . - ' , , f, TCNS OF MONEY When Louxse dec1des that Aubrey should be kxlled for the second txme she decrees that he should drown The fact that three people fxnally Claxm to be Henry persons that Aubrey returns as comphcated thmgs for long She decxded to have Aubrey d1e agaln Members of the cast lncluded Boyd Llttrell Esther lng Judy Betz John Spence Lynn MCCown J1m Grupe Wlebe and Bob Cherny However some m1x up occurs about h1s clothlng so when he re turns he 1S garbed m a tar paulxn and some boat house equ1prr ent Maxtland one of the Lou1se but not for Gade Sharon Fruel Steve Ahl J1m Puttmg on make up IS one of the mu t envxed Jobs durmg a play as well as be1ng a lot of fun P1ctured BELOW are Helen Schm1erer puttmg make up on Jlm Wxebe and behmd them xs Jean MCCleery operatmg on Bob Cherny Sharon Rmeshart IS preparmg to daub some 11PSt1Ck on John Spence whxle Roxanne Oberle chooses the correct eye shadow for Esther Gade 31 X i G 7 7 L ' 1 K V ft , ll ' ll V ' ' - , xt W x . . , l A ' . D . ' ll ' Il ' . h h I 1 - J I Y l . 'Y l I , . . - U , , , . - . ' , . 1 . 5 f u ' 1 Q ,,. ,5- . ' 0 - . A if s - ,y . 1 nj i ,. N fi- yn. ., .. ' fr ' 4' . . 'z I 1? ' . 5 r ' - . M .. Q- R .4 'svn I 'K I I x ,. , , . 8 i. - If , V we Ax I ' 4 ! I .,,,,-nl 7 , 4 ,Qi .V 11' 1 9 . l QL, 15, V' ' A 7 ' y Q' 'VW X, ' 07' fi M' , W ' ' - gf, V , viz? ,M L' N 5,f'3'f',,,fgA-' pu' f -fr.. , .wMLl, ' f , J mv Max. ,- M .,. ,M , ' V ,, I ' , ,, in M, W, ...Af ,A nemr keep fhu step 1 .,, '11 a A f tc . X ,Ili -A A V 4 Z if Y I . n ll qi Q T FT X s A g W- , .-.- N K 5g J Lf .' A Y J vi 9 I ,fl H X 6 f gl f 4 f . 61 . f 'A 4 11 .lb FIRST ROW: Cv. Neubert, L. Langdale, B. Hohn, L. Prall, L. Shaw. SECOND ROW: R. Ballmim, L4 Ccnzlinger, L. Loth, J. Naaf, G. Wichbe, G. Rotzin. THIRD ROW: D. Bau- man, T. Bitting, L. Woods, T. Wright, J. lvleyers. FOURTH ROWS Coach Jerry Land- wer: Line Coach BL1rnellOuy. Bceatricc Beatrice Beatrice Bcatricr Bcatriu 34 VARSITY 6 Falls City . , . .l9 12 Northeast ..., . .66 .6 Nebraska City . . . 13 6 Southnzasz .... . . 13 33 Cr:-tc . . . 13 T ' 1.: - i .. , 3'U '.. 'WW N V.. Q' ' L w,,,.,,,K2.,. ... A, ,. M, 4. ww. wg 1 A Q , -, XX if 'af D , 36 4 ia, 1 vs 77 X? 'Q-7 4 -Q Us FIRST ROW: B. Lockwood, M. Whne, L Carpvmcr, R. Sv.'obodL1,D. We-znrnan. SEC- OND ROW: R. Kujath, T. Huppcrle-zu, D. Crandf11l,K.fV1cI,g1x1gh11u. TIIIR D ROW: B. McCown, L. Lo1h,R. Broadbooks, L.. Pardv. FOURTH ROW: Head Coach Ile-nry Rmchel. FOOTBALL Beatrxce . . Beatrice . Bearrzce . . Beatuce .. 13 Plattsmogzth . . O o Fairbgry . O C Fri-merit . . ,.O 7 Hastings . . .34 35 FOOTBALL Boxnlmp, on a football f1cld'7 Who s gong, to help me'7 '-5:7 iq-f 4 Q-pf in lf'-N IQ that the way we play football? w. 'fQ,,,, , . Y , ' f- .A E031-I-QL' '. Two apainst one s no fun. Nobody fs LOJXIP to Stop m u 36 Anybody for leapfrogo Catch a faljlmg star A 'N Somebody help mc' just gotta get through! Oh, my poor head? 37 24,1 Marlene Besack 5 Gerry Callaway Lmda I-Iogeland Charlotte Lemon 3' f.'L4 4? vgrafbif ' : ,,1 'fn 1 T'-'9f1Q,i1,fT7jgfw I .Q U' M ' ' f' Vf,5f'3! , ., iz ' Wir,-jiQ'?f 2i4, I - . :Ay 3' Kayla Grxxcber HOMECOMING QUEEN 2 'Ni Several players at the Northeast-Beatrice game seem to be look- ing for something. ball. I think! The HOMECOMING ACTION Crawling down main street in the Homecoming Parade is a little Ladybug. Mr. Keith Roberts, president of the Beatrice Chamber of Commerce, spoke to the Homecoming crowd at the bonfire rally at Athletic Park. FIRST Boese ROW G Lutz R Zv1rbu11s G Hanshaw W Weeks G Gage D G1esman G SECOND ROW S LaCI'O1Y G Heaston E Wumers R Woods R Bauman M Mart1n THIRD ROW S Armstrong., M Fmhcr R Peters J Grapengeter F Randall J Rlkll COACH Jerry Landwer RESERVE FOOTBALL Beatrme Beatr1ce Beatrlce Beatrice ETBALL 4 1 il RESERVE BASKETBALL TEAM KNEELING Lyle Loth Les Loth Robert Welch Charles Hoppe Stexe Ahl Tom Bitting STANDING Larry Genzlinger Dennis Muehling Roy Swoboda Don Beason Bruce Kirstein Jerry Naaf BASKETBALL After turning in a brilliant regular season the win ln the District and State This year the Orange men are a Class A team and not a 'AA' team as they haxe been in prexious years With only three defeats in the season the team ended with a better than 800 mark topping all the records prexiously made Beatrice fell to defeat only under the hand of Seward top rated Lincoln High and Nebraska City The fue regulars Bob Hohn Roy Broadbooks Bob Lockwood Dean Madison and R Brown as vyellas Mike White a xery valuable all occasion man led the team 1n playing time and scoring Darrf'11GeH211Hgf'r Larry Langdale Ray Goodenough Daxe Henrl Relchel Crandall and Dennis Butt also con tributed to the xictorious season Coach Darrell Genzlinger deserx es the highest of praises for once again turning out a winning team W2 -.Wf6y 4 44 31 35 ae E4 as y 15 11 N 23 13 14 13 E1 Po This .., L ,J . Q '1 Z L T 4 y x 1 y Beatrice Orangemen have high hopes of going bn to X 1 VARSITY BASKETBALL SQUAD KNEELINC1 M1ke Wh1te Roy Broadbooks Bob Lockwood Dean Madlson Larry Langdale STANDING Bob Hohn R Brown Denms Butt Ray Goodenough Daxe Crandall VARSITY SCOREBOARD Beatuce Beatrxce Beatrlce Beatmce Beatnce Beatr1ce Beatr1ce Beatr1ce Beatr1ce Beatr1ce Beatnce Beatr1ce Beatrlce Beatrlce Beatr1ce Southeast Grand Island Marysx 1lle Seward Fremont Wests1de Llncoln Plattsmouth Crete North Platte Northeast York Hastmgs Fa1rbury Nebraska Clty ' 47 ' 58 . 56 Y. ' 47 . A 50 Beatrice 68 Falls City . 48 . . 44 . ' 76 ' 53 ' 71 ' 43 ' 69 . 44 . . 44 . . 41 . 45 M Bottoms up? It'S 21 fight to thv finish! Hohn makes a baskel. Jump! Jump! Get that ball, Whcfs gormn help mn-7 Raining imma thc' 1-nd zom'--for Ei basket? Numbcr '52 is praying that his team will get the ball. Roll ow-r Fido. Roy is goliig to gut tits ball--or cl K Roy Come-s tiptocirig in whih: Bob vie-5 for the, bail. Off it gOt-S, iritzi tin' wild bixinv ytD!1fiL'Y' 911.1 ,A 3: It 's hard to Euwp your feet On the ground Bob Martz seems to be holdmg the Judge s at tentlon as he performs on the mats if The world looks d1fferent from th1S angle' V? UQ veyflf Rock a bye baby o the rmg tops' Maybe I can catch the rafters 1f I try hard enough' Burkel1s gomg mto one of h1s routmes If I had a cha1r I could Slt down 48 - 0 K, W . ' ' ' f Q' f N 4 a 3 ' 'Ibn-q T!f' lr: X days:-+11 !i1...- YAKK --.sl I .7 ,J GYMNASTICS SQUAD FIRST ROW Jerry Landwer Wayne Z1mmerman Lou1e Burkel Gary Pease Bob N1eman SECOND ROW S1dney Z1mmer John Spence George Neubert M1ke Weldeman NOT PICTURED 15 Bob Martz GYMNASTICS W1th only one returmng letterman bolstered by two semors two Jumors and four sophomores Jerry Landwer molded a flne gymnastlcs team Loule Burkel part1c1pated m everythmg except the horse Wayne Zlmmerman horse P bars r1ngs Sldney Z1mmer free EXSFCISC trampolme Gary Pease horse John Spence horse h1 bar P bars Bob Martz mats M1ke We1deman free exerclse George Neubert free exerc1se and Bob N1eman trampohne LOUIS Burkel Jerry Landwer Under the gtudance of Coach Jerry Landwer LOUIS Burkel turned 1n a flne performance wh1ch resulted 1n h1s W belng the h1gh po1nt man of the 1958 1959 season vs- 49 ,., N -f , V 5 1 V P H , , X Hoff, V Q if , MQ if gy A it 25521 I 4 ' . I . , - . , , I I ' 9 A , 1 , , '- , - 1 , 9 , ' 5 , 9 I 2 n ' al - y , 2 5, . . . L, , ff 1 2 ' ' 5 l M I- CLASSES 'I WM' K , 3 '-.x .l ff' ,il in ,,,,.ng.wa ff A 'W' MAI ' 0' M40 , , ,AL ,gag Vg lf' LIL 14 , ' 'b 1 ,, ' ' 1 gp. ,. A.dLAn,1f QA' 4 4, ai' 4 I 'I ,Q M r h 'ic VF:-: H-wa, fu' f i 1 s 'L Y+Y,.A .Ji I Cuff ',,: ,f.,, f 4 t 'K- xkm 'gf i ENIORS 1 , f, 24129 Q 5' lf T Q be if FT E fu 4 IRNA Q. ,Q ,gmizfti V M557 Ng, J, ,5 + R 43? , I af wax' v ' fm 4 KW'-. 5555-iw. M gm-H4 , aw, , 1: , wen ff- fu, ,, , .ur- , ' A, - 'f'Y'X i,, o 4 A x 7 'xx R . M Step hno 'NY bomb, Babe! it GARY BROWNAWELL Student Council 25 Choir l,2,35 Operetta Cast 39 Football l,2. R' W . LOUIS BURKEL B Club l,2,3, Treas. 33 County Gov. Day 23 Boys' State Z5 Gymnastics l,Z,3g Football. Res. 1,25 Golf 1,2,35 Band 1,2.,3g Pep Band1,2,35 Brass Sextet Z,3. N-rr , BRIAN BUSCH 'S 1 I1 415 'CY' 'ho N JERIS ADEN DENNIS ANDERSON LEON ANDERSON LARRY BARNARD MARCIA BARTEK Zip Club l,2,39 Play Com. 1,29 Choir l,2,39 Operetta Cast 39 Band l,2,39 Band Libr. 39 Dance Band l,2,39 Sax Quartet l,2,39 Pep Band1,2,39 Orchestra lf2,3. MARLENE BESACK Student Council 19 Zip Club 1,2,35 Cheerleader l,2,39 Homesteader 2,39 Pioneer 39 Choir 19 Homecoming Attend- ant 39 Band 29 Jr.-Sr. Com. 2, Photo Club 39 Play B Club 39 Football Boys' Glee 1,29 Choir Com. 1,2,39Horne- 2,39 Track 2,39 FFA 39 Operetta Cast 39 steader l,2,39 Speech 1,2,3. FFA 1,2,3. 81 Drama 29 Football Res. 1. DALE BARTLETT Photo Club 39 FFA 1,2,3. JOYCE BOUGHTIN Zip Club 1,29 Ring Com. 29 Choir 19 Band l,2,39 Clarinet Quartet 29 Orches- tra 1. RICHARD BAUMAN B Club 2,39 County Gov. Day 29 Football Var. 39 Track 1,29 FFA 1,2,3, V. Pres. JAMES BOYSEN Science Club l,2Q Debate 2,39 Nat'l Forensic League 39 Semi-Finalist for Nat'l Merit Scholar- ship 3. 2. DOROTHY BENASI-I Photo Club 2,39 Li- brarian l,2Q An- nouncement Corn. 39 Girls' Glee 1,2. ROY BROADBOOKS Student Council 39 Play Cast 19 Play Com. 39 Key Club 39 B Club l,2,39 County Gov. Day 29 Homesteader l,2,39 Pioneer 39 Choir l,2,39 Boys' Octet 2,39 Operetta Cast 3 Speech 81 Drama 29 Basketball l,2,39 Football l,2,39 Band 1,2. 1 C 5 9'S fs fd as-1 .0 -dv L -5' S' JEANNE EYERETT EUGENE FEIT RONALD FIELDER S1'11dCADfCOdYC11 1.2.35 Photo C111b 32 Boys' Choir 1,3. Zip C1,1b1.2.3.TrQas C109 21 Operelta 3: Ring Com. 22 Cgm LFP,-X1.2.3. P1z1y Cast 23 Cowzty Pros. 3. Gox.D21y lg Homu- stc-adcr 2QC21oi:' 1..Z.5g1'rip1v'1'rio 1.1: Ops-rctla Cdwl 3: Gir1s'OclvI Bair,- Sr Com Z:S1a1v 'viusic Clinic Z 56 -an 'S 4: N MARILYN BUSS Filley, Nebraska, LORNA BUTT Play Com. 25 Girls' Class Reporter 15 Pep Glee 15 Choir 2,35 Club lg Class Sec. 25 Cheerleader 25 Play Cast 25 Sextette 25 Girls' Glee 25 Chorus5 Transfer to Beatrice 35 Distributive Ed. 3, Treas. 3. Operetta Cast 35 Girls' Octet 39 Girls' Double Octet 2. LARRY CARPENTER B Club 2,35 Photo Club 35 Operetta Com. 35 Basketball, Res. 1, Var. 2,3. SHARON COURTNEY JAMES CRAWFORD JOHN CRONE Zip Club l,2,35 Girls' Glee l,2. CAROLYN CUMPSTON Zip Club 25 Girls' Glee l,2. LOIS ELROD Kearney, Nebraska, Bearcat Booster 1,25 Girls' Glee, Band 1,2 Treas. of Diversified Occupation Club, Transfer to Beatrice 35 Announcement Com. 3. SHAR ON ENDLEMAN DON COPELAND Golf, Res. l,2, Var. 3 SHERYL CROSBY Zip Club l,25 Photo Club 15 Librarian 1,25 Play Cast 25 Play Com. 1,25 Speech 81 Drama 3. LOREN ESCH Play Com. 25 Girls Glee 1,25 Choir 35 Operetta Cast 3. I uri -9 'Q 'Z' Cr' if Qs LINDA HOGELAND AMY HOHN JAY HOYLE Student Council 1,2,35 Basketball, Reg, 15 Zip Club 1,2.3g Cheerleader l,2,3g Debate 2,35 Nat'l. Forensic League 2,35 Play Cast 25 County Gov. Day 25 Home- steader 2,33 Home- coming Attendant 35 Band lg Orchestra 1 Jr,-Sr. Toastmis- tress 2. Football, Res, 25 Band 1. 58 ROBERT FORKE Boys' Glee 2. DORIS GAR MAN Zip Club 152,35 Girls' Glee l,2,3. ALICE HALDIMAN Student Council5 Zip Club l,2,35 Photo Club 35 Announce- ment Com. 35 Debate 2,35 Nat'l Forensic League 35 Play Com. 35 Homesteader l,2,3J Girls' Glee 25 Class Treas. 1,25 Jr.-Sr. Com. 2. ANGELINE FRERICI-IS Zip Club 1,z,35 Play Com. 25 Girls' Glee 15 Choir 2,35 Operetta Cast 3. ROGER GIBSON Choir l,2,35 Boys' Octet 2,35 Operetta Cast 3. CAROLYN FRERICHS Zip Club l,2,35 Girls' Glee 1,25 Distributive Education, V. Pres. 3. DAVID GLEASON B Club l,2,35 County Gov. Day 25 Basketball, Res. 15 Football, Res. 1,25 Golf, Res. 2, Var. 1,35 Band I. REBECCA HAWKINS SHARON HENNING Girls' Glee l,3. ESTHER GADE Zip Club l,2,35 Play Cast 35 Play Com. 35 Homesteader 1,35 Choir l,2,35 Triple Trio 25 Operetta Cast and Com. 35 Girls' Octet 35 Speech 8.1 Drama 35 Orches- tra l,2,35 Mid-East Music Festival l,2,35 State Music Clinic l,2,35 Ensemble 15 String Quintet 35 O Sz B Com. and Program 25 Jr.-Sr. Com. and Program 2. KAYLA GRUEBER Student Council Sec. 25 Zip Club l,2,35 Cheerleader 35 Photo Club 35 Ring Com. 25 Announcement Com. 35 Play Com. 35 County Gov. Day 25 Homesteader 1,35 Choir 1,25 Girls' Double Octet 25 Homecoming Queen 35 Band 1,25 Jr.-Sr. Com. and Program 25 O gl B Com. and Program 25 Nat'l Student Council Conv. 2. JANET HODGE Student Council 1,25 Zip Club l,2,35 Photo Club 35 Play Com. 25 Homesteader 1,35 Pioneer 35 Band l,2,35 Twirler 2,35 Brass Sextet 35 Jr.-Sr. Com. 25 Class Sec. 3. 3 Ll 17 i' 1 Q i 04 7 ? '33 ALVIN JOYCE LITTELL BOYD LITTRELL LINSI-QNNlEYER Librarian 39Gir1s' Science Club Ig Play P1ayCom.ZgBoys' Glee 1.3. Cast 35 Play Com. Ig Glee ZgFFA1.2,3. Boys' Glee 2,35 Choir Treas. 3 2.35 Boys' Octet 39 Operetta Cast 3g Speech fx Drama 35 Basketball, Res 1. 60 J ,ff JOYCE HUBERT Student Council 35 Zip Club 1,25 Ring Com. 25 Girls' Glee 15 Choir 2,39 Operetta Cast 35 Girls' Octet 35 Girls' Double Octet 25 Speech 81 Drama 35 State Music Clinic 35 Jr.-Sr. Com. and Program 25 Regents Alternate 3. GILBERT KISLING Plymouth, Nebraska, Play Cast 25 Play Com. 25 Boys' Glee 1,25 Speech 81 Drama 25 Basketball, Var. 1,25 Football 1,25 Track 1,25 Transfer to Beatrice 3. LARRY LANGDALE Student Council 15 B Club 2,3, Pres. 35 Announcement Com. 35 Debate 25 Homesteader 35 Pioneer 3, Editor 35 Gymnastics 15 Bas- ketball, Res. 2, Var. 35 Football, Res. 25 Var. 35 Track 2,3. RUTH JOHNSON KAR EN JONES Zip Club l,2,35 Photo Girls' Glee 1. Club 2. SONDRA KRUEGER Zip Club 1,2,35 Photo Club 2,35 Play Com. 251-Iornesteader 35 Pioneer 2,35 Girls' State Alternate 25 Band l,2,35 Regents Honorable Mention 35 State Music Clinic 3. MER LE LASSLEY FFA 1. JIM LAMBERSON Basketball, Res. 15 Football, Res. 1. RICHARD LEACH JIM KECK Wymore, Nebraska, W Club 15 Boys' Glee 15 Choir 15 Boys' Quartet 15 Football 15 Track 15 Band 15 North Platte, Nebraska, Choir 25 Boys' Quartet 25 Track 25 Transfer to Beatrice 33 Key Club 3. BETTE LAMMEI., Student Council 2,35 Sec. 35 State Student Council Conv. Rep. 35 Zip Club l,2,35 Librarian 35 Ring Com, 25 Play Cast 15 Play Com. 1,2,35 Operetta Com. 35 Speech Sr Drama 35 Orchestra 1,25 State Music Clinic 250 81 B Com 2. WILLIAM LENHART Key Club 35 Boys' Glee 1,2,3Q Choir l,2,39 Boys' Octet 2,35 Operetta Cast 35 Speech 8: Drama 3. 'aw S5- Y 'Eff' -nv,-9' ROBERT MUEHLING SHIRLEY MUMFORD Holdrege, Nebraska, Photo Club 35 Girls' Key Club 15 H Glee 1,2,3. Club lg Basketball 15 Football lg Track lg Band l, Student Mgr. Ig Transfer to Beatrice 2, Track 39 Band 2,35 V. Pres. 25 Pep Band 2,35 Ger- man Band 33 Drum Major 33 Regents Hon. Mention 3. 62 ROBERT LOCKWOOD B Club 1,2,35 An- nouncement Com. 35 County Gov. Day Z5 Pioneer 35 Choir 15 Basketball l,2,35 Football l,2,35 Track l,2,35 Band l,2,35 Orchestra 1. DEAN MADISON Student Council 35 Key Club 2,3, V. Pres. 2, Sgt. at Arms 35 B Club l,2,3, V. Pres. 35 County Gov. Day 25 Home- steader 1,35 Choir 35 Operetta Cast 35 Basketball 1,2,35 Football 15 Golf 1,2,3. EUGENE MELCHER STEVE LOVELL Key Club Z,3, Pres. 35 Science Club l5 Play Cast 1,25 Ope- retta Cast 35 Basket- ball, Res. 25 Regents Alternate 3. KAR EN MAH LOCK Zip Club l,2,35 Girls' Glee l,2. NANCY MEYERS Science Club 3, Sec. 35 Semi-Finalist for Nat'l Merit Scholar- ship 35 Regents Al- ternate 3. KATHY McCLEERY Zip Club 1,2,35 Play Com. 251-lomesteader 35 Girls' Glee 1,Z,3. JUDY MARANVILLE Zip Club l,2,35 An- nouncement Com. 35 Band l,2,35 Orches- tra 1,2,35 Class Sec. 1. LINDA MITLOWSKI Zip Club l,Z,35 Photo Club 25 Play Com. Z5 Homesteader 35 Girls' Glee 1,25 Operetta Com. 35 Speech 8: Drama 3. KENNETH MCLAUGHLIN B Club l,2,35 Operetta Com. 35 Football 1,2,35 Track 1,2,3. ROGER MEISENBACH Student Council 15 Key Club 35 Science Club 15 Photo Club 2,3, V. Pres. Z5 Play Cast 251-Iomesteader 2,35 Speech 81 Drama 25 Track l,2,35 Band l. ROBERT MOWRY Boys' Glee 15 Choir 2,35 Operetta Cast 3. aw 1 fs' 13 'K , ffm LEONARD PRALL GERALD RATHJEN NAOIVII REIMER B Club l.2,3g Photo Key Club lg Science Librarian 3g Girls' Club 33 Choir lg Club l.Zg Football, Glee l,Z.3. Speech 81 Drama 35 Res. l,2g Track Z. Gymnastics. Var. l,2g Football, Res, l. Var. 25 Track lg Distributive Ed. 3, Pres. 3. SUSAN NELSON Zip Club l,2,35 Ring Com. 25 Debate 35 Nat'l Forensic League 35 Play Com. 25 Homesteader 35 Girls' Glee 15 Band 1,2,35 Libr. 35 Orchestra 35 Jr.-Sr. Com. 2. ELAINE OELTJEN Zip Club l,2,35 Photo Club 2,35 Play Com. 25 Girls' Glee 15 Choir 39 Operetta Cast 3. GENE PENNER Football, Res. 25 FFA 1,2,3. ROBERT NIEMAN B Club 35 Home- steader 1,25 Gym- nastics, Res. 1, Var. 35Basketba11, Res. 1,25 Band l,2,35 Clarinet Quartet 25 German Band 15 Pep Band l,2,3, LOIS NOLTE ANNE OLDFATHER RONALD OVERBECK Student Council 25 Zip Club l,2,35 Cheer- leader 15 County Gov. Day 25 Home- steader 25 Choir 15 Class V. Pres. 1. HENRY PENNER Key Club 2,3, Sec. 3, Exec. Com. 35 Photo Club 35 Boys' Glee 15 Choir 2,35 Operetta Cast 35 Speech Sz Drama 3. FFA l,2,3, Treas. 2. MARVIN PENNER Boys'G1ee 35 Choir 25 Boys' Octet 2,35 FFA1,2,3, Sec. 35 Nat'l FFA Chorus 35 Play Cast 2. KAREN NYDEN Zip Club l,2,3, Photo Club 35 Hornesteader 1,25 Choir 25 Girls' Double Octet 25 Band 1,2,35 Orchestra l,2,35 Ji.-Sr. Com. and Program 25 Twirler 2,3. GARY PEASE Student Council 25 B Club 35 Choir 15 Gymnastics 2,35 Basketball, Res. 15 Football, Res. 1,2. KARIN POPP Zip Club 1,2,3: An- nouncement Com. 35 Play Cast 25 Choir 1,2,35Operetta Cast 35 Orchestra 15 String Ensemble 15 State Music Clinic 1. 'DX in Y? T 'S iw.. ,gg 69 LARRY SIEMSEN P1ay Com. 1,2,33 Operetta Com. 3. MERRILL SOUDER PAUL SPILKER Play Com. 35 Boys' Play Com. 25 County G1ee 1,2.3g Choir Gov. Day 25 Boys' 2,33 Boys! Octet 3: G1ee1,2gC1iOir 35 Opera-tta Com. 35 Operetta Cast 3g Baxci1,2.3gOrc1zc-s- FFA1,2.3:Rs'- tra 1,31 Pep Band portvr 3, 1.2.39 Brass Sc-xtet 1,2,35 German Band 1,2,3g Dancn- Band 2,33 Siatv Music Clinic 2,35 Dixif-1and Banc13. 66 SHARIL RIDGLEY Student Council 1,23 Zip Club 1,25 Librar- ian 23 Play Cast 25 Play Com. 3, Student Director 33 County Gov. Day 25 Home- steader 1,25 Class Sec. 2. JANET SACK Zip Club l,2,39 De- bate lg Hornesteader Board 33 Pioneer 2,33 Girls' Glee 2,3, JUDY SCOGGIN Zip Club l,2,3g Photo Club l,2,35 Play Com. 1,29 Girls' Glee l,25 Jr.-Sr. Com. 25 O 8: B Com. l,2. RICHARD RIKLI Science Club l,2g Photo Club 35 Play Cast lg Play Com. 2, Homesteader 3. DAR LENE SCHENCK Zip Club l,2,3g Li- brarian 3. LARRY SHAW B Club 2,35 Foot- ball 1,2,3. ALBERTA ROGGE RUTH ROSECRANS Z-iP Club 1,2.3:Gir1S' Transfer from Vir- Glee l,2. HELEN SCHMIERER Student Council 3, Executive Com. 35 Zip Club l,2,3g Li- brarian l,2,35 Ring Com. 23 Play Cast 2, Play Corn. l,2.33 I-lomesteader 2, Board 3, Pioneer 2, Girls' Glee lg Choir 2,39 Operetta Cast 35 Operetta Corn. 35 Girls' State 23 Speech 8a Drama 35 Jr.-Sr. Program 25 AFS Summer Exchange Student To Germany 25 DAR Good Citizen- ship Essay 35 Regents Alt. 3. MELVIN SHOTTENKIRK Student Council lg Boys' Glee 1.29 Operetta Cast 35 FFA 1,2 ,3, ginia, Nebraska 2. STEPHANIE SCHOTTLER Zip Club l,2,35 Photo Club 3g Librarian 35 Homesteader 35 Girls Glee 25 Choir 33 Operetta Cast 3. ROBERT SHOTTENKIRK Play Corn. l.2,39 Operetta Corn. 3. f Y Q79 pf lb yay PAUL WEINMAN JOANN WHERRY B C1-lb 1,2,3g Track ' Girls' olee 1,2.3. l,Z,5. MIKE WHITE B Club l,2,3, Sec 39 Photo Club 35 County Gov. Day Z9 Boys' State 29 Bas- ketball I,Z.3g Foot- ball l,2g Golf 2,33 Track l. DONNA SPRINGER Zip Club 1,2535 Photo Club 35 Announcement Com. 35 Homesteader 35 Orchestra 1,25 String Ensemble 1,2. TRACY SWOBODA DARREL VAN CAMP Basketball, Res. 1, BETTY STEINBERG Librarian 3. PHYLLIS TIMMONS Student Council 35 Zip Club l,2,35 Photo Club 351-lomesteader 1,2,35 Pioneer 35 Choir 35 Triple Trio 25 Operetta Cast 35 Girls' Octet 35 Or- chestra 15 Class V. Pres. 2.5 Jr.-Sr. Com. 2. WILLIAM WADDELL Student Council 15 MARCIA STINDT Zip Club 1,2,3, V. Pres. 2, Pres. 35 Photo Club 2,35 Play Com. 29 County Gov. Day 25 Homesteader 2, Board 35 Girls' Glee 1,25 Girls' Double Octet 2. DENNIS TRAY LOR B Club 2,35 Ring Com. 2: Gymnastics 1,25 Football 1,2. MARILYN STOLZER Zip Club lg Girls' Glee 1,25 Choir 35 Operetta Cast 3. ROGER TRAUTWEIN LILLIAN WALIMAN LEANNA WALTKE zip Club 1,z,3, B ClL1b 1.2.33 Photo Homesteader 35 Girls' Club 152, Pres. 25 Debate 25 County Gov. Day 25 Home- steader 1,25 Pioneer Photographer 1,25 Basketball, Res. 15 Track I,2,3. Glee l,3. 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Lundstrom, Arch Grapengeter, Bob Mar- vin, Merle Jones, Lloyd Wright, Everett Jones, and Dr. Edmund Carlson. NOT PICTURED are Dr. Sanford B, Rathbun, Bill Eyth, and George Kilpatrick, 5 as JOHN W. HARRIS Principal of Senior High B.S., Lawrence College, lVI.A., x Colorado State College of Edu- cation ARLINGTON G. 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'ln .- - If X N 'vm Achtemeler Arlene Achteme1er, Carolyn Aden, Ga Aden Jer1s Aden Larry Aden Mary Ann Ahl Steven A11er, Nancy A1vord, Tom Anderson, Denn1s Anderson, Leon Armstrong, John Armstrong, Oren Amold, Mar1lyn Ault, Karen Bagby, Ann Baker, Sharon Bales, Joyce Barber, Brenda Barber James Barnard Kent Barnard, Larry Bartek, Marc1a Bartlett, Dale Bartlett, Erna Bartlett Sher1al Bates, Bruce Bauman, Denn1s Bauman Rxchard Beason Donald Beate John Beerenstrauch, Sharle ne Beetem Lxnda Bell, Vance Benash Dorothy Besack Carol Besack, Marlene Betz Jud1th B1tt1ng Margaret B1tt1ng, Tom Bohrer Jeanette Borland, Barbara Boughtm JEHI116 Boughtxn Joyce BOySen Jlm Bratt Kay Broadbooks Roy Brott, Patr1c1 a Brott Steve INDEX , 7 80 21 4 74 , 4 16,20 24,80 8,12,24 25 27,28 44,80 8,20, 1, 4 4 Y 21,28,74 21,28 21,24 25 80 4 4 1 11 24 25,54 21,24 25,27, 28,54 11,54 20,74 20,80 11 34 80 11,13 27,44 24,80 20,80 18,25 24,25,8O 15,16 20,21, 27,38 20,24 30 80 14,21 44 80 24 74 20,24 21 80 14,80 21,54 29,54 8,12 1 5, 15,24,25,35, 45,54 21,80 12,29 Brown, Patr1c1a Brown, R Brownawell, Gary Burger, Rosa Lee Burkel Lou1s Busch, Brlan Buss, Mar1lyn Buss, Ronald Butt, Dennis Butt Loma Byars, Stephen Callaway, Gerry Callender Lmda Carnes, Lar Carpenter Larry Carstens, Joyce Carstens, Kathy Catlxn, June Champ, Neva Chapp, Wayne Chemy, Robert Claassen, E1s1e Claassen Geraldm Claassen Jud1th Coates, Brenda Coates Donna Coleman Thomas Coon, J1m Courtney, Sharon Crandall Dav1d Crawford James Crawford Weston Cr1pe, Harlan Crome, Pat Crone, John Crone Margaret Crosby, Sheryl Cum pston C arolyn Darnauer Duane Daubendxek, Alfre Daubendxek V1rg1 Denton Tom D1ckmon, Wlnxfred Dledrxchs, E1leen Dlekman, Jud Dolen, June Dorman, Sheryl Drew, Jonm Drew Mlchele Du9HS1Hg, JoAnne Duntz Bob 14,80 45,14 24,20 20 14 13,26 27 49, 10 06 24 25 3, 24,25,56 12,26 1-1 16,20,2-1 2 38,14 20,80 13 35,06 2 21,80 21,24 28,15 18,31 24,75 24,75 21,28 21 55 24,25 ,45, ,1 ,15 ,55 ,81 , 5 2 o ,21 21,2-1,21, 8 21,81 16,20 'P-1 20,15 . 3 21 2 , . . ' 20, 7,7 . 7 ry 27,28, ',5-4 , ' 10 5f ,' J 74 2 ' 1 1 , , ' 55 , 7 Y . Y, , 74 74 ' , ,4' 74 1' 7 , . 54 7- 11 5 , 5, 74 7 74 , ' ' fy 74 ,74 , , ' ' D 1 1, '- 80 ,25,80 80 ' 74 2 ,7 'I , 18 80 80 , 74 ,80 q 5 7 I I 1 3 , e I 81 , ,75 I l l 80 ' 17 Bates, Jim 74 Copeland 56 , ' ,34 3 ' ,35 1 , ,74 75 , 80 ' , 56 , 81 , ' ' 75 ,28 21,2-1 '5 , 54 56 , I , 16 ' , 19 ,54 , 56 1 ' , , , 31 ' l I ! I l d . . , . , . ., 11 7 , ,74 , 81 , . . . 24 - , . . . . 8, . , - , Y 4,7- , ' 21 ',81 , 80 7 75 ! 3 431 Y l I I ', ' 1- 925 ' 75 , ,74 , 81 99 Elrod Lo1s Elwood, Judy Endelman, Sharon Esch, Lorene Essam, Beverly Essman Ga Everett, Jeanne Fanders, Lmda Fanders, Marc1a Felt Eugene F1ala, Alan F1elder Ron Flsher, Donald F1sher, Sharon Forke, Robert Frer1chs Angelrne Frer1chs, Carolyn Frer1chs, JoAnn Fr1esen Dale Fruehlmg, Sharon Gade Esther Ga1nes Jud Galloway, Jerry Garman Dorrs Garman, Hazel Garton Janet Garton Margaret Garton Russell Genrlch, Janzce Genzhnger Larry Gerdes Naom1 Glbson, Roger Gleason, Dave Glenn, Ronald Goebel B1ll Goodenough, Goossen, Ronald Graham Larry Grueber Kayla Grueber Randy Grupe, J1m Grussmg, Susan I-lageme1er Larry Hald1man Alrce Hall Allce Hall, Sharon Hanke, Jean 10 56 I 24 56 0 15 i 8 20,2124 2 , 7 21,15 21,24 28,81 1 J , 12,18 26,27 24 25, 1421, 28,81 21 24 10 58 24,75 30 81 16,19,24 25, 28,30 3 21,81 20,58 21,24, 20,81 11,81 21,81 25,34,44 81 24,25,58 13,58 8,9,l2, 29,45 24,25 24,25 16,20,21 21 75 24,25,81 14,19,2O 24 1 , 29 58 16,20,21 2 ,28 24,76 Hansen, L1nda Harman, Mary Hartrg Larry Hasenohr Lrnda Hatley, Ronald Hawkms, Joe l-lawkms Rebecca Heckathorn ry Hclney, Janet Hernke LaR1ta Herst, Patr1c1a Hennzng, Sharon Hepperlen, Tom Heuer Werentta l-l1gg1ns, Velma Hxghland Robert l-hghland Roberta Hrll, Jan1ce Hochstedler Conn1e Hodge, Janet Hogeland L1nda Hohbem, Dennls l'lOl1b81l'1 Maree Hohn, Amy Hohn Bob Hoppe, Charles Horky, Connre Hoyle Jay Hubbard, Leland Hubbard Leonard Hubert Joyce Jackson Allan Jantzen Elleen Jantzen, Loren Jark W1ll1am Johnson Barbara Johnson Helen Johnson, James Johnson Ruth Jones, Karen Joyce, Jacquelrne Jurgens Barbara Keck J1m Kessler, Dorothy Klrstexn Bruce K1sl1ng, G11bert Kleppmger Ph1l Klooz, Dorls Knowles Larry Knowles Ph1ll1p 24,82 16,20,26,27 28,29 21,82 14 20 ,25 24,82 24,58 35,76 8,20 24,76 20,76 15,16,2O 26, 27,28 8 16, 0 21 29,38,59 8,13,15,27 44,82 21,82 8,19 25 13,21 76 24 16 11 82 4 82 20 82 2160 24 31 2182 20 82 ' 21,81 , 56 ,76 ' 76 2 Z' , , ' , ry 1181 82 , , Y ' 55 ' , 58 ' ' , Ga 82 ' , ' 21,82 ', 157 ' , ' , ,24 , ' 89 76 , Q Q 1 U , , 57 ' 75 , 26,27, , ,82 ' ' 76 58 ' , 76 . 1 1 158 f 2 ' 1 81 1 q 1 ,58 Y I 3 l I 2 Y 7 158 J J ' , y H 82 75 , 76 ' 59 ' 81 , , Garton, Dan 11,81 34,45,76 7 , 75 ' , , 59 ' ' 82 ' , , , 82 , , ' 81 , L ,60 I ' -V Y 18 ' , . 81 , , . 82 RRY 13, . 2 , 75 :75 y 76, f , , , ,39 60 58 ' 76 , -, I f 382 ' , ' 12,60 75 ' ' ' ' , 18i4-1,82 ' 1 81 ' ' ' 60 ' ,, ' 16320, , ' , ' 12,27,76 1 ' H375 . 1 7 ,76 , f 82 , . . 76 lllll Kramer, Deanna Kramer Jean Krueger Sondra Kuhl L1nda Kuhn Kenneth Kuj ath, R1chard Kuper, Bob Kyle, D1ane Lamberson, Jxm Lammel Bette Lampe, Mary Jo Lancaster La Lang, Lou1s Langdale, ar Langley, Charles Larxmore, DEDIIIS Larl-uns, Larry Larsen, Dor1s Lassley, Merle Lassley, Sharon Leach, Bob Leach, Dlck Leath, Patr1c1a Lemon, Charlotte Lenhart Chfford Lenhart John Lmdhorst Janet Lmsenmeyer AIVID L1nsenmeyer, Jaruce L1tte1l Joyce Llttrell, Boyd Lockwood, Carole Lockwood Robert Lohse Conm e Loth Lesl1e Loth, Lyle Lovell, Steve Luthx Conrue McCleery, Jeanne McClee1y, Kathy McClure Judy McCormack Russell McCourtney, Joyce 8,21 24 76 20 82 15 16 20 27 8 l6,21, ,82 ,35,76 16,21, 8 9,19 21 5, l3,14,l5, 5 ,76 1 76 2l,24, 21 24 3 Y J IZO 12,19,24 383 ll 61 14 61 19,24 25, 0 ! 16,20 24 26,2f,28, 7 13 15 27 35 5,62 20,24,25, 12,18, 7 44 77 8 27,234,444 12,24 5, 2 16 20 30, 16,2O,24 2 14 21 '70 83 Mc Cown B1 McCown Judy McCown Lynn McLaughl1n, Kenneth MCKISSOF, Mamo McMaster, M1ke Maatsch, John Mad1son, Dean Mahlock, Gary Mahlock, Jerry Mahlock, Kare Ma1ne, Sharon Malstead, Sharon Maranv1lle, Jud Marr, Marvm Marshall, Rodney Marshall Ronald Mart1n, Benny Martz, Bob Matheson Margaret Mart1n, Barbara Maxwell An1ta Mehuron, R1chard Me1senbach, Roger Melcher Eugene Meyers James M1n1ck, Joe MILIOWSKI, L1nda Morton, L1nda Mowry, Robert Muehlmg, Denn1s Muehlmg Robert Mumford Sh1rley Munstermann, Don Munstermann John Murray, Paula Naaf, Jerry Neel Lyle Nelson, Susan Neubert, George Nlcholes, Judy N1chols Blanche N1ckeson Sh1rley N1eman, Bob Nolte, Denms Nolte LOIS Nyden, Karen Oberle Rodney 13,18,26,27 3 ,77 4 21 77 ,83 13,35,62 ,83 ,77 8,12 13,16 24,25,45 20272852 8,77 ,77 20,24 ,28 14,19,21,77 14 16, 0 83 I ,62 8,35, 2 ,77 16,19,21 62 16,20 24 27 24,25 12 26,27 28 4 ,77 26,27 4 3 8 20 3 34 44 3 16,20, 29 64 4 49 77 21,24,84 20 27 ,77 26 27,4 ,64 20 27, ,64 26,27, D I l .ll 5 Y 3 7 Y -. I 1 , l 60 , 29 . , 27 . ' 28 ' 24 , 82 ' 25 ' ' 12 77 82 ' ' 83 , ,62 ' 60 83 7 I 7 60 n 62 l6,24,2 28 ' 83 76 83 1 ITY 83 I , Y 1 J ' 12,76 83 L ry 60 4 18 12 ' , 83 ' ' 83 50 ' 1 , , ,27 ' 76 77 60 ' 83 I . Y 2 i 83 ' 18 77 ' 60 ' 12 l . 16, 1 18 J 62 83 8 9 16 24,25,38,77 Meyers, Nancy 18,62 , ' ,25 ' ' 7 60 . . . , 11 83 ' 77 , i ' 21 , 7' , , , ' . ,62 I ' 83 41 1 . 1 1 , 3 l y I ,63 31 61 1 2 ,6 H, ,35 23 I 8 , , I 7 ' 4' ' , ,83 , ' 77 , 25 77 , ' 2335 27,28 ' 3 I ,' 83 , ',2' 6 . 1 ' 1 183 ., . l , , , , 83 . 1 9 2 2: 7 7 171 , I 77 , 28 , ' ' 84 1 101 Oberle, Roxanne Oeltjen, Elame Oeltjen, Jane Oldfather, Anne Olney, Carole Oltman, Jamce Otto LeDrew Overbeck, Clark Overbeck, Dale Overbeck Kathy Overbeck, Ronald Paben Laurabelle Pandzlk, Barbara Parde, Larry Parry, Bonme Peacock, John Pease Gary Pelton, Joan Penner, Gene Penner, Henry Penner, Leona Penner, Marvm Pfmgsten Albert Pl1hal, Judy Pollock L1la Pollrnan, Dxanna Popp, Kar1n Prall, Leonard Probst, Douglas Probst Joyce Quackenbush, e Rahe MelV1n Rathjen, Gerald Rathjen Les Rayburn, Gerald Ra burn, Jeanette Re1d, Sharon Re1mer, Jeanette Re1mer, Naoml Retchless, Sondra Rhlneshart Sharon Rldgley, Shar1l Rlenche, Shlrley Rlkll, Dxck Rmne, Dorxs Rlnne, Janet Robmson, Don Rogge, Alberta Rosecrans Ruth 16,20,24,31 20,24 O 4 4 3 ,29 , 4 4 49 4 20,25,27 12,19 24,25 11:25, 4 16,27 20,27, 7 20,24 10,18, 7 20 4 21 4 1 8 20, , 4 4 24,65 ,24,25,31 8,16,30,66 21 24 4 1 I , 4 15,20,21,78 21,66 Rotzm Gary Saathoff, Harlan Sabm J1m Sack, Janet Sand, Donald Sanders, D1ane Schanno Karen Schenamsgruber Bob Schenck, Darlene Scheve Mary Schmxerer Helen Schlottler, Stephame Schuerman, Eldor Schuette Sondra Schultz, Marlene Scoggm, Cheryl Scoggm Judy Shalla, Don Shaw, Larry Shoemake Roberta Shottenklrk, Melv1n Shottenklrk, Robert Shultz, Carolyn Slems, Wayne Sremsen, Larry Smxth, Kathy Snyder, Ruth Souder, Merrlll Southwlck, DEHDIS Spearman, Charlotte Spence John Sp1lker, Paul Sprmger, Donna Steele, Bon.n1e Stemberg, Betty Stembruck, Mark Suefvater, Frances Stmdt, MHFCIZ Stolzenburg, John Stolzer, Marllyn Stone, Judy Sud1k, Gary Sudlk Larry Suggett, Marllyn Swoboda, Roy Swoboda Tracy Thomsen, Lo1s Txemann, B1 2 15, 4 20,24, ,20 4 7 ,17 ,2 ,24 1 16,20,24,66 l6,21,27 28 ,24,25,84 2 21,66 13,s4, ,24,25,66 20 27,28, ,21,27,85 ,25,26,27 8,78 8 31 49,85 ,24,25,67 ,20, ,78 20,24, 2,20,21,68 ,68 ,27,85 26,27,28, ,78 24 25,35, ,68 0 85 12,18, - , 6 34 84 11 - ' ,64 ' , ' 25,84 - 84 , 21,2 32 20 8 ' 84 ' 78 , 84 , 72637178 77 77 ' '4 ,66 20 1 I 8 ' 64 ' , 2,8,14 , 24,77 19 1 ,3 ' 21 ' ,84 , 66 35 8 78 ' 77 78 6 I 64 ' D 3 ' 1 11 78 , 64 1 8:6 ' 66 64 85 20 84 , 4 , . 6 11 . ' 66 U , 25 78,78 85 Pofahl, Artis 78 Sbum, Velma 62,78 ' . 78 ' 67 21 8 , 78 ' '64 15, 19,34 , 24 65 67 7 13 , . 8 ' ' 85 , P 887 ,S 1 5578 - ' 11 I . 84 ' U 16 68 ' 78 . 20 y 84 . 68 ' , 218 . 78 78 - 24,84 , . ' ' ,544 7 78 . 24 ' 20 24 84 . 26 . . ' 85 . . . 8 ' ' 10 16,66 ' ' 21 8 78: 44 ' 84 . 10 . , 6 2 , 7 66 ll 79 102 T1ezen, Carolyn T1mmons Phy1l1s Trautweln, Roger Traylor, Denms Van Borkum, John Van Camp, Jud1th Van Camp, Darrel Van E eren Jud Von R1esen Dan1e1 Von Rxesen Jxm Waddell B111 Wade, Rlchard Walker, Rondal Wallman, L111a1n Waltke, LeAnna Waltke, Lorane Waltke Marlene Waltz, Douglas Warthen, Kathryn Wathor, Peg Weber Paulme We1deman M1ke We1nman Don We1nman, Pa Welch, Robert Wherry, JoAnn Wh1te M1ke Wh1te, Molly Wh1tes1de Roger W1ebe, Don W1ebe Evelyn W1ebe JamesP W1ebe JamesR W1ebe Marlene W1ebe Roger W1emers Amta W1emers Gary W1emers, Gene W1emers JoAnn W1emers, Merle Wxens Clarene Wl1klHSOD Olm W111, Mar11yn W1111ams Jera1d1ne W1111ams JoAnne W1111ams Judy Vwlllxams, Norva W1111ams Ron W1111ams, Sherman W1nter Cary W1tkOVSk1, Jean Wood, Demu Woods Larry 15,16,2O,2 25,68 13,68 21,85 75,85 12,24 ,7 13,68 26,27 16,2O,24 6 24,68 21,79 24,85 14,16 10 20 79 20,85 49,85 13,35 1359 44,85 10 24 13,35,45 8 21 85 24,25 16,20 28 7 18,85 11,25 8,2o,28,79 11 2 24 fo 16, 0 20 70 24,19 31 79 20,85 16,20 19,70 20,85 1 '71 9 20,70 18 34 79 -1 9 8 0 Wr1ght Judy Wrxght, Nlkkl Wmght, Tom Wnglex, Murlel Wunnenberg, Vyerl Wyrnorf. Rlchard Young, Raymond Zeller Helen Z1ett1ow Judy Z1mmer Karen Zunmer, S1dney Z1mmerman, Marvel Z1mmerman, Wayne Zulauf Duane Bea H L Burkel LOUIS A Busboom, Gordon Callaw ay, Florence Colgan, Franc1s Cottmgham, Darrell Dahl1n Don Edwards, Margaret Cenzlmger Darrell Guy, Burnell Ha1d1man Ferne Harr1s John Hazelr1gg, Don Hohn Gracellyn Johnson Carol Kmg, James Kltch, Florence Landvver Jerry Lass Lawrence Lutz, Rex Maxey, Foster Gene Melmer, Ph1l Peterson L1nnea Relchel Henn, Rellly, Luc1l1e Rlchmond Cecll Sawyer, Vkxlma Scott, Charles S1mmons Cerladme Souther Grace Stevens Zelda Sturmer, Mar Tyser Arlmgton ,21 79 1 2 13,29,34 79 20 70 28, 16 19,20 ,70 21 24 4 ,85 ,7 2 ,90 ,90 990 1 90 44 90 28 91 34 41,49, ,81 ,81 20 92 35,4-1 2 212-1 25, 2 1 2 989 ' 79 ' , 16 , . , . , . ,. . 5 70 J ' 68 ' ', ' 79 ! 85 ' -, ' 24,27, 79 ' 85 68 ' , , ,27 p , y 79 70 . , . . , , 20 ' , ' ,29 ' , , ,71 1 ' ' ' 9 ' 79 ' 85 ,79 ' ' 49 ' ' , , 11 1 J ,79 1, . . 90 85 , ' . 7 SY 1 1 10 , ' ' - 90 . , . , , . , . 90 ' ul ' , 90 2 1 . . , ,69 1 3 7 , ,69 13,3-1,91 A , , ' , 91 ' ' , 70 ' , 89 ' .. ,79 ' 91 Wiebe, Gary 12,34,79 Henke, Louise 91 , , , , , 91 h , - , 91 , - ,85 ' 29,91 . D . ! h , ' ,1 ,79 ' , ' , 91 . , ,' , ' 18 , 79 13 ' 13, 7 , ' , .. , ' 81 i 85 , ' 92 . .' , I A A 1 1 ' I 19 l , 85 ' ' ' , , 9 . . . , D 3 1 1-'79 1 92 Z , ' ,70 81 ,, , ' I 1 I 1 , - 81 1 , 79 , 21,81 , 79 y 81 I , - 3,-',7 1 , ' 89 'S 79 3 J 1 1011 AUTOGRAPHS Twirp Season was one of the highlights of the year. Here Gary Brownawell crowns the Twirp King, Connie Lohse. At Last! We have a Student Lounge. Here are several students enjoy- ing the facilities. X, 3' J'-P2 y ---,A my L x, 1 , An addition to the cheering section was the Orangernan, creation of Bette Lam- mel, who is posing for you here. I'N WHAT'S HAPPENED The Student Council sponsored a Carnival and one of the most popular booths was the sponge throw. Dean Madison was one ofthe more popular targets. Once again the Faculty-Varsity game was played. Below is a typical shot ofthe annual melee. me Oh, I Carft stand it. the referee. Most ot the t A study in flying elbows says - earn is tritmftpharxtlg' Carrying Coach Gerizlxziger off tlgc' basketball floor :tfte-r wirinixig the District. fB11t Roy Broarioooks Sl'E'ITl:3 to be- otlivrxxzsc l'JifLk'.lEJlt lll Wl121t'5 lie Klfjlflgq lt loo?-iQtu11rLf likv liz' 15 klbririgg zoriztwlzy fXf1q.'DL- 11l5,lOyxl'f'lt1lJvI'I, ll NLD- ' . , .t F ..:L li , ,11:ot:iLLr' O1 tlioi-tl ' Wo r' LALJJL . L':,l STATE .-Xlrlvl' t l.b5lI,Q igtjxjf 'L LL. svgsozx vvitli tl1ir'tL-0:1 f L losses. tE1L' 31:15kL-trgtll L Mi L .tl the Dgbtrht l'o1.r':1f1:11L..tuit? 4 hope-5. Tin-gr firft oppoziv' .L- L the NL-Dxftslifl City fgvv '-.ful L 11 fri clchferttvcl U5 by txxo poitxti just I1 week previoxgs Hou LHVLAF. llili the Crzmgvrrteu O'5CI'1,MJVx'E'I'L'Cl thu 68 to 42. ln tht' !'Oll6NN'1IiA L, T' bt-'1tl'1 ' o' ' Q Yxllxr kt' u u I Woke waiting for the law gravity to take effect. tl. 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I .20 'Milw- x TRACK TEAM, FIRST ROW are Gary Wiebe, Pete Genzlinger, Bill Waddell, Bob Lovkwood. and Roy Swoboda. SECOND ROW: Ron Marshall. Tom Wright, Paul Weinrnan, Bob Hohn. Larry Langdale. Kenny McLaughlin, and Rod Marshall THIRD ROW: John Weinman. Student Mrin- ager Tom Alvord. Coaches Bernie Guy and Willis Jones. Russell Garton and Wally Weeks BEATRICE THINCLADS Willis Jones' boys turned in another one of their good seasons. The Beatrice thinclads won their dual meets with Fairbury and Northeast. Then they went on to take the Hastings College Meet and the Mid-East Conferenfe Meet, Just before the State Classic. Bob Hohn was crowned Pentathalon King. He accuniulated -1,760 points. slightly below the perfect 5,000 mark. The fighting Orangemen went on to finish fifth in the State Meet. Shortly after the State. Beatrice swept the Twin Rivers Conference Championship. 109 V wilt-if 'vlcCown and Madison show off their golfing talents. This year the golf squad under the direction of Louis Burkel and l-lobe Beal turned in their best season. The team comprised of eleven boys won the Twin Rivers Conference Meet and went on to ilace fourth in the State Meet. Louie Burkel. Mike White, Dean Madison and Dave Gleason we re the Beatrice entries in the State Meet The Beatrice Country Club was the scene of the State Meet. GOLF SQUAD Kneeling are Bill NlcCown All in Jackson Gary Pease Louie Burkel. and Don Copeland Members Standing ire oach Lou Burkel. Skip Hoppe, Phil Kleppinger Stexe Brott Mike Vkhite Dave Gleason. Dean Madison. and Coach l-lobe Beal if fu? 1' W' war f ' ...-5. Marcra Stmdt Z1p Club Pres1 dent welcomes the B Club and guests to the annual Orange and Black Banquet Larry Langdale B Club Presx dent responds to the welcome Mr Wllham Cook was the toast master at the annual sports banquet 111 ORANGE AND BLACK BANQUET I-I1ghl1ght1ng the Orange and Black Banquet was the crowmng of Karen Nyden as the All Sports Queen Karen was escorted by B Club Presldent Larry Langdale Attendants and the1r escorts were JoAnn W1ll1ams and Roy Broadbooks Janet Hodge and Mlke Whlte Marlene Besack and Lou1e Burkel Jeanne Everett and Dean Madxson and Lmda Hogeland and Bob Lockwood Mr W11l1am Cook pres1ded as master of ceremon1es and Jon Appleget was the guest speaker Larry Langdale escorts Karen Nyden the new All Sports Queen down the axsle to the throne Arlxn Holle presents an award to Bob Lockwood for bemg selected for the Nat1onal Hlgh School All Amer1can Football Squad Linda Hogeland Marlene Besack Wad-mwa,.' S JoAnn Williams Jeanne Eve rett ATTENDANTS Janet Hodge I is-4,4 H jf? I , ,WWW Q -. Mg, my ' .31 Karen Nych-11 ORANGE AND BLACK QU EEN 113 fp +3 fL'5'ki0v-V ,, if A E- : V A fi .SEP OPERETTA FINIAN S RAINBOW i Here Nlr N1CLonerg1n1stell1ngthc assembled Q rovyds that he 1ntcnds to leitye Rambovy Valley HIS future son 1n lavx VN oody 11510115 qu1tc IU tently to tht xyord of Mr MeLonc r gan -b F1n1an SR11I1bOW thc f rst operctta pre sented ID BHS for seyeral ye irs Concerned the problems of thn N1CLonerg1n fam1ly Sharon MCLonergan Uoyee Hubertl md her fathn r fBoy d L1ttrcll1 havm come to Ann r1na to look for Rambow V lllcy Hovycvc r unknown to Sharon ht r fitht r has stoltn 1 pot of gold belongmp to a lnpreehaun The presence of tha gold and the leprtchaunfljon i1L1XV19bC1XK1lO Com: s to C1a1m1tadds rnuch to the LWCC'lI6I'T'19I1fOft11C produCt1on from Shears and Robust tame true A 1-35111011 parade 111 outland1sh Costumes followed the s1ng mg of the song The pot of gold also had a part 1n turn1ng Senator Rawluns lDave Crandalll IHKO a Negro vvh11e h1s stooge Buza Coll1nsQCl1fford Lenhartl just stood by helplessly and yyatehed the Change But f1nally 1n the end all the problems are resoly ed and Woody Mahoney CSteve Lovelll and Sharon get marr1ed and l1ve happ1ly ever after W1th such songs as When 1 m Not Near the G1rl l Love lf Th1s lsn t Love and That Old Dev1l Moon the producuon proved to be most enjoy able The ent1rc pFOC1l1CIlOT1 xy is under the supc rv1s1on of lV11Sb Lucllla Re1l1y The Cho1r nom posed the cast ofthe operctta and Mary JO Lamps served as accornpamst Vlhen Mr MCLonc rgan lussed h1s daughter good bye the Ra1nbovy of Rambow Valley IS f1nally seen 114 I Li , 77 , V , V ,Q , x . - ' ' ' 'll . - 1 1 ' , Y 1 - X, , 1 lf Q A '. 2 ' 1 ' E 1 C 1 - 1 E , ' y - 1 y 1 , -1 , 1 One ofthe highhghts ofthe show was the Great Come and Get1tDay', when all the wishes ' ' ' , 1 ' vw I ' 'V ' Y ll 'Y ' ' ll ll ' YY ' , X . , Y - Y. V . , . Y .E 'J ray ' X :T . 1. 2 -f 1 ' 4 r ' 1 .,gu,,,..h.-hw f When Danny, the one-time bellhop at the Tallboys, is discovered lying on the livingroom floor in the Bramson house, some odd feelings are shown. But finally Mrs. Terrence, the housekeeper, QMary Jo Lampel and Nurse Libby QAnita Maxwelll bring the unconscious Danny QBob Mowryl back to consciousness. THE ALL SCHOOL PLAY NIGHT MUST FALL Mrs. Bramson QBette Lamrnell, a chronic invalid, really makes things tough for the people who work for her, Here Mrs. Bramson, in wheel chair, watches with dis- gust as Olivia Grayne QSharil Rid- gleyl, her companion, talks to Dora Parkoe Uanet Rinnej. Dora, who is supposed to be Danny's girl is quite upset over some problem and consequently drops a tray which holds some of Mrs. Bramson's best china. 13.3 H Ni- 'A rig:-lfgtg:-.::R,'Lli. - , 4-1.- W K --e-...,,,,g '7 gc. L itll' When Mrs. Bramson talks everybody listens, yet they don't pay any attention to her advice, Here she is talking to Mrs. Ter- rence and Olivia while Inspector Belsize fPaul Spilker, Jr.J, member of Scotland Yard who is present to investigate a murder, and Hubert Laurie Qlsarry Gra- haml, a sometime suitor of Miss Olivia, watch the proceedings. mad 41-gi? Mr. James King, debate coach, hands out the Presenting the Future Farmers of America debate awards after explaining a new merit awards is Gordon Busboorn, vocational system to be used by the class. agriculture teacher. Four of his students we re honored. 1 i E Bob Lockwood, senior class presi- 23 f. dent, presents the traditional mantle ' . ,. y l to Ray Goodenough, junior class if ' president. QLeftJ CLASS DAY AWARDS Here Charlotte Lemon Cat rightj, junior class vice-president, is shown thanking Kayla Cvrueber, senior class vice-president, for the presentation of the key. CRightl Chemistry teacher, Mr. Lawrence Lass, Pictured below is Dean Madison, winner of presents the Science Award to Mike White, the Cook Trophy for this year, as he is being a three year science student. congratulated by his friends F 0 v 1 'Y www 3? f' V' - ' ' 3 mil 'F-+V-, l n I N. i N. 1 , 4 L4 Opening to the sound of voices s1nging The Mighty Senior Class, the Class Day Skit got off to a flying start. The troup, using the Garry Moore theme, Those Wonderful Years, remem- bered the Lemi Stick spectacular, the Y's Strawberry Dances, Mr. Baker's paddle, the big fight at Fairbury, and the never-to-be-forgotten roller skating party. Above are two typical scenes . . . on the left, a memory of the days when everyone sat on tacks, and on the right the fabulous celebration of VICTORY KISSES. CLASS DAY SKIT ,Tim Keck and Bill Waddell Roy . . . First Class Brownie The Class Day Skit was pro- gressing quite nicely and with no interruptions unt1l Bill Waddell and Jim Keck carne on stage, They felt that some awards had been omitted and they promptly called Alberta Rogge on stage to give her fin :iward for going with the most boys. Then because they felt Alice lflaldiman and Kayla Grueber might be jealous, they gave them Sincerity Awards , . . for going with one boy lper yeanl Next. to the Steadiest Senior Couple . . . Mike White and .lanet Hodge -,., they presented the Mouser Awards, Feeling this took care of the romantic portion ofthe awards. Y my Kayla and Alice , . . Sincere they next gave a Brownie Medal to Mike H1143 531191 t - V MOUSCTS Larry Langdale for his work in buttering up teachers. Next, after some consideration they invited Roy Boradbooks on stage to tell some jokes. After this Xl1SS DICVGHS. VECGTSSX Of ILIIIT RORLY' English E, came out and presented Roy with the First Class Brownie Medal. Then as a grand finale. the whole Senior Class came on stage singing Everybody Loyes a Senior. JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET AND PROM Just waiting for the band to begin are some of the guests and the Jr.- Sr. Prom. This year the Junior Class really treated the Seniors to a marvelous Jr.-Sr. Banquet and Prom. The theme, Sayonara, was carried out in every detail. The gym was gaily decorated with Japanese lanterns and featured the new effect of the ceiling's being lowered. The decorations also featured Japanese Cherry Tree centerpieces as well as a Japanese scene backdrop. The seniors, juniors, teachers, and friends were entertained by the Triple Trio, dressed in typical Japanese costumes and by the Mixed Ensemble who sang Japanese Sandman. The main speaker of the evening was James King who spoke on Heights to Climb, Steve Brott was the toastmaster of the event, and Alan Fiala offered the invocation. Ray Goodenough welcomed the sen- iors, and Bob Lockwood, senior class president gave the response. After the program the students and their friends enjoyed an evening of dancing. The assembled guests enjoy the music of the Mixed Ensemble 1 1 ' , 51-mor Steve- Lovell rccmvf-5 his zlwzl X 'xxnior KzlrQnA11lttl1ankS Dr lmnclairom IOT'l1L'T flwflrcl. SCHOLASTIC ACHIEVEM ENT BANQUET on Axwll Aff ww .- f-fn 1 V 'sun .l. ..., .....1., .- lflhtlm .-Xllxpvxw-rne-1.1li,l:,q'1vIw:m xrgtrmrllu 1-ri by lln- Stwflx-nt Clillllil Ll, 51-mor' sturlmlts lmonore-cl we-rc' l.L:11l.'l llwgl-lrlzzfl, 5-n.flmKrw1l-gelr.Slew- l.l,r.wll. Nflnl 3' fxlwyf-rm, Kiln-n Xj.'cla'1'l..Tf1ru'1Swllf. H1-ln-nSvnrnzn-rw-1'rlnflfxhlfc Wlutc-. .ll1Il1lJT'5lllDI1lJI'k'Cl xxl-re' Gwry Arlvzi. li 1 rr-: A-Xwlt. R Brown, .Indy Clf1SSC'H. Donna Cloamvh Dfavc Cr' lnclzlll, Jo Ann FTC'l'lLLll5. li lk GlJIJClL'IllJ'1gl1. ROI171lflGOOS5f'I1, Xlf1r'ffllJ1r'Nl.f!l fN'l:11'y .lo Lunpe-, Bill MCCoxx'n,.lofl:1Pvltwn. ljlfllllkil Pollnzzln. K:ltl1ySrnitl1, lk-nngb Sowin- wlck, Hill ,,lY1l'ITlJlIXIX. fx1flrlu11ffW1Q-lm aryl Hoge' r' XY1l'lJl' Sflpllwnzorw-S lzonore-cl wvrf' ,loym v Cllr:- tf-ns. Kfltlxy C,11'slm'115. liCJlJi'l'lCl1k'I'I11,. l'orn Colm-man. .lun Coon. Sharon Frm-lllzrzg. .lam Grupv, ll lnvt Linclluorsi. Lylff Loth, .lvrry Mellmloclm. .-Xnitzl lxlslxvvcll. Lynn NlcCown, BflTlJ?iFEi Panclxik, Ls-ona Penne-r, Clue-ryl Scoggin, Dam Von Rieson and Molly Wluitv. Thru' students, Linda Kohl. Clmrlotu- Lemon. ?lI1Cl.AlIlI1 Fiala. attained the Fziglzvnt honor for rw-wiving 5II'Zilgl1lOIXUl5. Slwrlztl Riclgluyprwssxleclas tl1vXl1f' :ww of C4-FL-:710n1cs Dr. Donald Typvr. P11-:zr dull of Doflnl- College. gave the TTZTMI1 lrlclrvs of the wven1ng. ,Xl ln, CQlz.lr'lottu. flnfl Llnclzl rn ll K ' 1 MK :I lr ful' r-lI e12lllf OXU5. 4.4 n N ' - F Soplmornorv Lynn McCoH.x:1 rx-ul-1xm'5 Emu sdzolfistiq xxx. arfl 9 ,fc ' off, A 1 PAUL SPILKER -Carl Raymond Gray Scholar- ship In Voc. Ag. U of N LARRY LANGDALE -U of N Regents Honorable Mention JIM KECK -U of N Regents Alternate ROGER MEISENBACH -U of Regents Honorable Mention JOYCE HUBERT -U of N Regents Alternate NIKKI WRIGHT -U of N Regents Honorable Mention -State Teachers College LOUIS BURKEL,I1I -BEA Scholarship HELEN ZELLER -Nebraska Association of Church Colleges Scholarship JIM BOYSEN -U of N Regents, Winner -National Merit Scholarship Corp. Finalist -Sargent-Webster-Crenshaw- Foley Scholarship in Architecture -Margaret K, DeBord Scholar- ship at U of N MERRILL SOUDER -Top 10070 of class -Fine Arts Scholarship at Northeast Missouri STC, Kirksville -Approval for loan from NDEA -Doane College Special Ability Scholarship in Music MARLENE BESACK -Top l0'7o of class DAVE GLEASON -Top 1070 of class -U of N Regents Honorable Mention JANET SACK -Top 10070 of class HONORED Pictured below are some ofthe seniors honored at graduation. ,Key Club Scholarship FIRST ROW: Janet sack, 120 Helen Zeller, Karen Nyden. SECOND ROW: Steve Lovell John Crone. THIRD ROW: Merrill Souder, Jim Boysen GRADUATES A list of the awards pre- sented is found in the outside columns. FIRST ROWZ Joyce Hubert, Linda Hogeland, Helen Sch- mierer. SECOND ROW: Jim Keck, Dave Gleason. THIRD ROW: Roger Meisenbach, JOHN CRONE -Top 10070 of class -U of N Regents Honorable Mention NANCY MEYERS -Top 10070 of class -U of N Regents Alternate-- Awarded Scholarship -National Merit Scholarship Corp, Finalist -LaVerne Noyes Scholarship U of N KAREN NYDEN -Top 10070 of class LINDA 1-IOGELAND -Top 10070 of class -U of N Regents Honorable Mention -Don Linn Memorial Scholar Ship -Elks Club Most Valuable Student STEVE LOVELI.. -Top 10070 of class -U of N Regents Alte rnate--- Awarded Scholarship -Kiwanis Club Scholarship -National Merit Scholarship Corp. Letter of Recommenda tion HELEN SCHMIERER -Top 10070 of class -Elks Club Most Valuable Student -U of N Regents Alternate-- Awarded Scholarship -National Merit Scholarship Corp. Letter of Recommenda tion -Elks Club Scholarship MIKE WHITE -Top 10070 of class -U o1'N Regents Alternate-- Awarded Scholarship -National Merit Scholarship Corp. Letter of Recommenda tion SONDRA KRUEGER -Top 10070 of class -State Teachers College -Elks Club Most Valuable Student -U of N Regents Honorable Mention BOB fw1CCO'WN -Top 10070 of class GRADUATION CEREMONIES ior High School teachers see the Class of 1959. The teachers stand solemnly as the graduating seniors march into the auditorium. This is the beginning of the end for the Senior Class as they file into their places at graduation. Linda Hogeland and Helen Schmierer were the two speakers at gradua- tion. Linda's speech, A Caution to Everybody, dealt with the ideas presented in an Ogden Nash poem, She admonished the Class of 1959 to always be inquisitive and to always be ready and willing to learn. The Challenge of Giving, presented by Helen, was concerned with the new responsibilities that the Class of 1959 gets as they now graduate. She said that it is now our chance to give to others the benefits that we have previously received. Helen Schmierer Linda Hogeland 122 For the last time the Beatrice Sen- John Crone Steve Lovell Miss Mary Sturmer This year one hundred and twenty-seven seniors graduated and above is one, John Crone, receiving his diploma. One of the most important events in the graduation ceremonies was the special recognition given to Miss Mary Sturmer, who is leaving the system this year. She was presented a dozen roses by Hale McCown who spoke in behalf of all of Miss Sturmer's students, past and present. Many scholarships and honors were bestowed at graduation and above is Steve Lovell shown getting his scholarship. As the strains of Pomp and Circumstance are played, the Class of 1959 leaves Bl-IS ' forever. In the lower picture Alvin Linsenmeyer, Kathy Mc- Cleery, and Boyd Littrell complete the final march from the auditorium. QPictures of graduation pro- ceedings courtesy of Mrs. Daniel P. 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