Beemer High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Beemer, NE)

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Ramona (Pete Lui Ayres Not very tall, not very small; But fair and sweet, and lik- ed by all. Girl'8 Glee 1,2 Mixed Chorus2; Class Play3,4; Declam.3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2; Treas.3;Annual 4; Tales Staff 4; Audra Lu(ruenkie) Jackson Gentle of speech, bene- ficent of mind; Another like her would be hard to find. Girl's Glee 4; Pres. Student Council 4;Cheer Leader 4; Pep Club 4; Annual4; Declam.4; Tales Staff 4; Alma (Tex) Falsken Here1s a chance boys, a chance of your life, She can cook, sweep and dust, A heavenly wife Girl1s Glee Club 2,3; Mixed Chorus 2; Annual 4; Irvin (Irvie) Schlickbernd Happy am I, from care I'm free; Why isn't every- one happy like me? Boy's Glee 1; Basketball 2,3,4 Sec. 3; Class Play 3,4; Annual 4; Student Coun. 4; Bobcat Tales Staff 4; The city called TOIL, leads to the city called SUCCESS

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CL 53 HISTORY The Class of 1947 began its origin in 1935 with' an enroll- ment of thirteen pupils. They'were: Joan Furchert, Elaine Hanafc Delberta Katheart, Gene Martin, Arnold Pojar,' Frances Spennep, Vance Rabu; .Rudolph Robinson. Evelyn Stutznan, 7,111s Rail, Harold Stromcuist, Albert Junior Erb, and 1 atcy'Visch, Lee King came to join us in March. The teacher vra3 Kathryn McNamara. In the second grade, 1936, 7ve?ett Freese; Ramona Ayres, arid Stanley Carhas cams'to join us, Elaine Iianak, Delberta Kethcart, Gene Martin, and Harold Ctrom.ouist left us, Kathryn McNamara was again the teacher. ‘The next .’ear, 1937, the class enrollment was fourteen pup- ils. The new students were: Ronald Hass. Dwane Toelle, LaDonna Beckman, and Harold Sorenson, Those who loft were: Ramona Ayres, Stanley Carnos, ana mold Po.iar, Adeline Rehberg was the teacher. In 19-3 , there were still fourteen pupils in the class and the teacher was Adeline Rehberg. The following year, 1939, the new students vrere Darlene Does- cher, Alma Fllsken, and Hilton Rabe. In the sixth grade, 1940, there were fifteen pupils. Eddie King and Donald Bittinger came to join us and Darlene Doescher and Ellis Rail left us. Lillian Anderson was the teacher. In 1941, only one pupil left us—-Dwane Toelle. Alice Wilson was our teacher. In 1942 the class entered the eighth grade with ten pupils. Those gained we re: Ramona yres'and Dwane Toelle. Those' that were'lost were: LaDonna Beckman, Junior Erb, Hilton Rabe, Vance Rabc, P.udy Robinson, Harold Sorenson, and Evelyn Stutznan. Mrs. Helen Donahoe was the teacher. The Freshman yen- began in 1943 with fourteen pupils: Ramona Ayres,'Alma Falsken, Edward King, Leland King, Ralph Oswald, Earl Oswald, Marcella Nilges, Junior 7,rb, Dorothy Schlickbernd, Fatsy Hisch, Irvin Schlickbernd, Frances Spenner, Barbara Cnmin, and Gene Martin. Marcella Nilges left us before the year was over. In the tenth grade, Ecrl Osvrald and Barbara Camin left leave- twelve pupils in the class. Class officers were: President, Lee King; Secretary-Treasurer, Gene Martin.