Bellevue High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Bellevue, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1959 volume:

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I f 16 .1 , .1 'KN llw-fb- -uu.,cuQf pl, A-were-em CSL Jssjiji, xplcunatuon 0 heme We the students of the Journalusm Class of Bellevue Hugh School under the durectuon of Mr James Young put forth thus theme of sulhouettes un the 58 59 Chuettaun Our hope us that ut wull remaun outstandung un your munds un the years to come The crest on the cover ot thus annual us that whuch appears on the rungs of the class of 1959 On the unsude covers you wull fund sulhouettes of the school crest enclosung the monthly calendars of events for thus school year Thus crest was chosen by the freshmen sophomores and lunuors to represent Bellevue Hugh Each duvuder page carrues out the theme ot sulhouettes whuch was chosen by the uournalusm class Each sectuon edutor then chose a suutable sulhouette to adorn the page untroducung hus sectuon Wuth thus we close our explanatuon ofthe theme of the T958 59 Chueftaun L rf nf' GK Vex E tl 0 6v '4-'bfg WM P f Jp,uJ'VA 1 ontento to dmunuotratuon canal aculty enuoro ncferclcwomen School lu e uouc cpoyalfy cugfhlefaco 2 X' I A 5 ' A . - Q ' 3 5 1 . . 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He has taught American History, World Literature, and American Literature. Along with teaching, Mr. Kaldahl has been the senior class sponsor and directed the iunior class play in l958. We appreciate and thank you Mr. Kaldahl for all you have done for us. You will long remain in our hearts and memories. As Senior Class sponsor Mr. Kaldahl is seen here talking to the decoration chairman of the Sno-Ball, Steve Freeland. J., lf, '15, Q, gi: :Ii H EDWIN CRAMER WAYNE M BROWER Superintendent of Schools Wanburg Col Assusfanf Sup! of Schools Clwadron lege B A Nebraska Unlverslfy M A Teachers B A Nebraska UfllVel'SlfY M A A ff LLOYD H BOILESEN PAUL D HARTNETT Princnpal Grand View J College Wayne Siafe Teachers College MA Nebraska Umversny BS ME ASSISQGHQ Prmclpdl 4 M i 1 . I - S E' A L. q- X x , ff , X, f , A 1 all -XA , ' ' , A , V j KA' 4 VL- ' kb, ,',,V- 'P an .- ,L A xl A x ' , ' r. , 1 . -, X x fi 1 'E-'7'-Y x -1' . l ftvvif . ..... I 'haf .1 1' X ALLEN R. BARNARD S .' - t JAMES DOWNEY Chorus, Girl's Glee, Boy's Latin I and II, A,M,, Des Glee, B.M.E., Nebraska Univer- LoRRAlNE CARROLL Moines University, sity, Pep Club Sponsor. Speech-Drama, English, Social Studies, A.B., North Carolina University, Kentucky University. N Qi GEORGE GHODE I Assistant Football B. Track Fu E Coach, Mathematics, B.S. Ne- BETTY DUFF braska University. JANlCE GITTER American History, Spanish I and English 9, French l, B.A., ll, A.B., Illinois University. Duchesne College. mf.. 14?-7, gawlhi ' Q 3 I ' - M, 5 1 .f WILLIAM E, JAMES PHILIP E. KALDAHL Social Smilies, Ameriean His- PAT HUIOHNSON English 12, Sponsor Senior fory, Physical Educuhon 9, 10g Class, B.A., Dana Col ege Head Track and Foofball Coach, Bi'-'-'l09Yf B-A-I HUYON College, Omaha University Chieftain A.B., Kearney Sfcie Teachers S0Pl19m0f9 CIUSS SP0 '50f- D8diCCIfi0fl. College. MARIAN MEYER ROBERTIP- MANCUS0 Home Economics, Iowa State, PAULA MORLOCK Wresfling Coach, B.S. Kansas B.S. English 9, 12, B.A Iowa Shlfe Sfafe College, P' figs Universiry. Q if , , , S . 2 ' - PAUL MOTZKUS ' RUDY J. ROTELLA American History, U.S. Govern- Jo ANN I E Freshmen Football and Assis ment, World History, B.A., R C tant Basketball Coach, M,S, Omaha Uniyersify- Typing l, Shorthand 'l, Book- Omaha University, keeping, Secretarial Practice, B.S., B.A., Geneva College Penn, ROBERT RYAN RAYMOND sci-IMIDT 4,50 ,A ,K-6, xy Shop. I0 and '11, Mechanical Algebra 'I, Mathematics, B.S., SYLVIA Sgsflgxki Drawing, Assistant Football Coach, Freshmen Track Coach, A.B., Peru State. 'P ,V M Nebraska University, Plane Geometry, Soilflzlf Geometry B. S., N ebwrpska University, . rf 5 X 1. 5, ex s KN ' 5, f W I l . r 'lr-H FRANK RADEMACHER . ! i s Y LEO L. SHUMAN 5 Social Studies, B.S., Omaha CLARENCE J' SEYMOUR Chemistry, Physics, A.B,, Cot- University, Sponsor, Freshmen ner College. Chas. Typing 'l, Social Studies B.A., PHYLLIS SMITH Kearney State Teachers College. CLARAMAE STEINER Physical Education 9, 10, A.B,, RICHARD STEINER E '9liSl lo. ll, S0Cl0l09Y 8- Nebraska University. P5YCl 0l09Y, B-A-, l0W'-1 59092 Physical Science, M.S., Peru Teachers. Z' jx 'US 5 I J 0 State Teachers, JN vu- mon SCIBBI ROBERT L. STARTZER JACK L. WELLS Mechanical Drawing, Shop 12, Sevior High Band,B.M.E.,M,M Drivers Education, A.B., Peru Louls A' WORM Nebraska Wesleyan Universify Sfafe Teachers, Librarian, Library Club Sponsor, B.E., Omaha Universify. JACK WOOD Mechanical Drawing, General Mathemaiics, Basketball Coach, B A Nebraska Wesleyan Uni- DONALD A. WESIERSKI ' ',' JAMES C. YOUNG Senior Science, Advanced Alge- verslfy. Journalism, World History, B.S bra, B.S., Keamey State, 152 Nebraska University, School secretary, Mrs. Heaton has become a valuable part of our High School adminisfraiion, CNR 1' 4 Q.. School nurses Mrs, Felfon and Mrs, Mahar help maintain healthy bodies in the students, M M. S , tn 'li '-E ,Aki If-Q. .rx Walr Gros, Walt Glenn, Wally Grosman, and Mrs, Russell are those who help keep our school clean. ..1O.. Walking ouf into the world of life are the enior elaoo Hicero S X. 1' f? ff,-x A igi -:si S l'?nln-. Kenny Fouts, President, Dave Scholz, Vice-President, Sandra Pearson, Treasurer: Katie Bartels, Secretary: Dale Rocchietti and Carole Stefan Student Council Representatives, gather for an informal class officers meeting. In the four years that we Seniors have been at Bellevue we have had many tirsts that no other class at Bellevue has ever had. We became the first class, from Bellevue, to win the Homecoming float con- test three out of the tour years. We became the first class to have a student teacher, Miss Donna Vance from Omaha University. We were honored by having Bellevue's first Foreign Exchange Student, Anna-Liisa Katainen, In this our last year we participated in many activities. The Sno-Ball and other dances were sponsored by the Senior Class, we were active in sports, music and the various clubs. The royalty and the two big nights of the year, the Junior-Senior Prom and Commencement brought honor to the Senior Class of 1959. ,12- ANNA-LIISA KATAINEN Through the impetus of the small, newly-formed American Field Service Com- mittee, a drive was started lost spring to raise interest and money for an exchange student. The students of B.H.S. responded generously, and their enthusastic in- terest made the possibility of an exchange student a reality. Thus it was that the senior class of i959 had the honor of having,as a member of their class, Bellevue's first exchange student, Anna-Liisa Katoinen, Hailing from Helsinki, Finland, Anna-Liisa looks like a typical Scandanavian: tall and blond, with fair complexion, and a ready smile. So it was that an ocean was bridged and we came to know Anna-Liisa. Her generous smile, her friendly interest in everything and everyone, and her ready acceptance of new customs have made Anna-Liisa one of Bellevue's best liked students. While taking American Government, American History, speech and chorus, Anna-Liisa has been active in debate, and was elected vice-president of the B.H.S. mixed chorus. Confused at times by American slang but openly admiring of Bellevue's school spirit, the easy student-teacher relationship, and the friendliness of our small town -Anna-Liisa considers her year in the U.S. one of the greatest opportunities and honors in her life. -13... YVONNE HELEN AGENA Pep Club 'l,2,3,4: Tom-Tom 4: CHIEFTAIN 4: Latin Club 3,47 Safe Teen s 3,4. LAWRENCE VI. BAER llBearll Basketball 'l, Student Manager, K' I s L. JACK ALLEN IIJUYII Junior Class Play 3: Tom Tom l,4: Latin Club 'l,2, Treasurer 2: Library Club 'l,2,3,4, Vice- President 3, President l: Play masters 3: CHIEFTAIN 4: Stu- dent Manager 3: Tlwespian So- ciety 3,4. KATHERINE BARTELS Katie Munich H,S.: Quill 8m Scroll: Pep Club 'l,3,4: Class Secretary 4: Tom-Tom 3,4, Editor: CHIEF- TAIN 4: Spanish Club 3,4: County Government 3: Plays 3. v' JUDITH LEE ALSAKER lljudyfl Choir l: Glee l,2,3: Latin Club l: Tennis3: Sale Teen 3: Choir 4. CAROLYN BECKMAN Choir 2,3 ,4: Glee l,2,3: Pep Club 'l,2,3,4: Tennis 2,3,4: National Honor Society 2,3,4, President 4. Track l. ROSE MARIE BEETEM Rosie Glee 'l,2,3: Pep Club 1,25 Ten- nis 3,47 Safe Teen 3: Intramur- als 'I,2. NANCY LOUISE BOWEN l'Nunc,l Naples H.S., lfalyg Choir 3,4, Glee 37 Music Clinic 3: Pep Club 'I,2,3,4: Tom-Tom 4, Ten- nis 3' CHIEFTAIN 4' Safe Teen 3 Homecoming Affendem 4 Spanish Club 34 Secfy 4 County Government 3 Cheer- leader 3 4 X? f ,m,,gn,1ff,a1'wA-gfgu A n+xi.w.W' ' N mwxn. f5f!lUll!s.iQiMN?2A, ROMAN STEPHAN BOHACHEVSKY ARLENE BOCK Rosebud Blondie Latin Club l,2g Tennis 4: Office Help 45 Spanish Club Vice- Presidenf 3: Llbrory Club 4: Class Play 3. Choir lp Glee Ip Safe Teen 23 Pep Club 1,25 Inframurols l,2. UNA ELSIE BOVIYER Unle Freemonf H.S., Nebr.i Glee 2, PATRICIA A- BRAWLEY 37 Lailn Club 1,27 Tennis 2: UPU? Safe Teen 3, Glee 2,3p F.T.A. 25 Pep Club 'l,2,3,4: Lafln Club l,2p Spanish Club 3,4, Tres. 4. Qf I RICHARD BULSON Q Dick gBusl1y Park, England: Choir I, 27 LGIee 1,27 Small Groups 1,25 Track 113. 4 - by 'ffl' . -A, A I M. wg qu 4 JEFFERY CAMPBELL Jeff Boy's State 33 Football 15 Track 1,2'g Basketball 15 B-Club 2,3, 4' National Honor Society 2 3 4' Latnn Club 1 2 Pres 2 Glee Cbonr 123' 4' Pres 4 Band Small Groups 1'2 3' 4' Vice- Pres 4 CIinic4 Q-7 9 va' JUDITH BURKS lljudyfl London, England, Glee 37 Cboir 47 Pep Club 1,2,3 ,4', Tom- Tom 4: CHIEFTAIN 47 French Club I,2g Class Secretary I: Film Club 1,2. ARMAND CHAPUT Tom-Tom 4: CHIEFTAIN 4: Spanish Club 3: County Govern- ment 37 Track 2: Class Play 3. LUCIA BUTTS Pep Club I,2,3,4: Office Help 3,47 Intramurals 1,2. LANA COVIAN Plant High School, Tampa, Florida 1,2,3: Intramurals I. fo , I 'M BEVERLY MAE CULVER MARJORIE D VIS BEV Margie Choir I,2,3',4'7 Glee I,2,37 GLEN DAVIDSON Pep Club I,2,37 ti u I, J Small Groups 3,47 Solo 47 Cheer- HMORTI' Library Club 3, nt 5 leader 2,47 Safe Teen 37 Pep Choir I7 Glee I7 SCIENCE Clvb I,2. Club 112114, Vice.p,es- 3. President 37 Intramurals 'l,2. J , JAYME DOWDING Choir I,2,3',4 7 Glee 'I,2,3i Small Groups 27 Band I,2,47 Pep Club I,2,3,4I Tom-Tom 3,47 CHIEFTAIN 4 Ad Mgr Latin Club I F T A 2 3 Class Vice res I Class Play 3 Tennus I2 Playmasters 3 Speech Contest 3 MARY FRANCES DUDA Glee I7 Pep Club 'I7 Playmas- ters 37 County Government 37 F.T.A. 3,47Tom-Tom 47 CHIEF- TAIN 47 Library 2,37 Class ,,Dick,. Treas. I. 745 M5 RICHARD ROBERT ELLIS Boonsboro H,S,, Maryland, I,2 37 Intramurals 1,27 Soccer I,2,3 15 1 E 4' I ff 5 4? ' KENNETH ALLEN FOUTS JR. KENNY Choir 1',2,3,4'5 Glee 1,2,3,4: Small Groups 1,45 Music Clinic 45 Tom-Tom 45 Class Play 35 CHIEFTAIN 45 Safe Teen 2,35 B Club 2,3,45 Playmasters 35 Track 1,2,3',4 5 Debate 25 Class Officer, Secty. 2, Pres. 45 Football 1,2 ,3 ,4'5 Basket- ball 1,25 Wrestling 3 ,4'5 County Government 3. JAMES GEBBIE AAJIMH B Club 2,3,45 Traci: 1,2235 Football 1,2',3',4'5 Wrestling 'VII STEVE FREELAND LITTLE DEAC Cross Country 35 Choir 2,3,45 Glee 1,2,35 Tom-Tom 45 CHIEF- TAIN 3,4, Editor 45 B Club 3,45 Track 1,2',3',4'5 Basket- ball Student Manager 15 Football 2,3': Class Play 35 F.T.A. 2,3, 45 Latin Club 3, Vice-Pres. 35 Library Club 1,2, Secty. 2. SANYA M. GILBERT Glee 1,35 Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Secty. 35 Tom-Tom 2,3,45 CHIEFTAIN 45 Library Club 2, Pres, 25 Class Plays 35 Quill 81 Scroll 3,45 County Government35 Playmasters 35 Debate 2,3. X 1,2f,3',4'. M 4 -ev :' w-- LUCILLE FRIEND SALLY Choir, Glee1,25Pep Club 1,2,35 Latin Club 15 Library Club 1,25 F.T.A. 25 St. Ceacilia H.S. 15 Adams City H.S. 2. RUSSELL GODBERSON GO0BlE Mapleton H.S., Iowa 1,25 M Club 25 B Club 45 Choir 45 Track 1',2',3 ,4 5 Basketball 1,25 Football 1,2,4 5 Cross Country 3, KAREN RITY GRANDGENETT HRITAH Choir 3,45 Glee I,2,3: Pep Club I,2,3,4 g Latin Club I, Presi- dent 2: French Club 4: Student Council 2,35 County Govem- ment 3. DAVID LEE HAVEL DAVE Choir 'I,2,3,47 Glee 'I,2,3g Secty. 4: Pres. 2 class: County Govt. 3: Homecoming Att. 47 Football I,2,3',4 , All Conf. 3,47Basket- ball 'I,2,3',4'g Track I,2 ,3 , 4': Football Co-captain 47 B Club 3,4. .nt , w N Ve, ROBERT HANSEN BOBBY Choir 'I,2,3 ,4: GleeI,2,37 Small Groups 'Ig French Club 4: Of- fice Help 37 Wrestling 3,45 Bas- ketball Ip Track 4, Safe Teen 3,4. TIM HOLT Romey H,S. 2,35 Baseball Co- Coptain 25 R Club 2,37 Soft- ball 2,3. n 1 L , rrr',Yn :'r PATRICIA MAY HARMER HPATII Spanish Club 3,47 Intramurals 1,25 Alaska 'lg Benson 2. ROGER G. HOWELL IIROGOI Choir I,3,-17 Glee I,2,3: Sale Teen l,2,3 Vice-President 3. JAMES TERRY JACK TERRY Bitburg H.S., Germany l,2,3: National Honor Society 3,45 Class President 37 School Play 27 L Club Pres. 3: B Club 47 Football 'l,3 ,4': Basketball l ,2 ,3 ,4 'i Track l,2: Base- ball 2p Choir 'lp Band 'l. 1,, f 'T' 'T JUDY LEE KING IIJUDYUP JUDITH FAE KEMPER one lp Pep Club 1,2,3,4p Lam. JUDY Club lp F.T.A. lp Safe Teen 2 Choir, Glee l,2,3,4: Safe Teen 3: Small Groups 3: Pep Club l, 2,3,47 Tennis 3,45 Cheerleader li Uffice Helper 3,4. Intramurals l,2. GARY KUSHINSKY GAR DONALD 2:31-'DSEEUSGAARD Cboir 3,47 Glee 35 Track 1,2 GEORGIA KINSLEY Football 1. Baskenmll ' 2 3, 3 ,4 : CHIEFTAIN 35 F.T A HTWITCHYH Track l' lntlramurals 'l 2 I I I 3'4l Han Club 3'4: calmly Choir lg Glee 'lp Pep Club lg ' ' ' Government 37 Safe Teen 3 Library Club ly Intramurals 1,25 President 3: Cross Country 3 MARY ANN LEWELLYN PlNKY Clwoir l ,2,3,47 Glee l',2,37 Small Groups l,2,47 Pep Club l',2 ,3',4 7 Latin Club l, French Club 47 F.T.A. 2,3,47 Counfy Governmen! 37 Tennis 'l,2,4i Cheerleader 3,47 Home- coming Queen, Safe Teen 3. PATRICH MANROSE CIPATII Cboir 3,47 Glee 37 Class Vice- Pres. 37 Counly Government 3 Class Play 37 Homecoming AM. 47 B-Club 2,3,47 Football 3 ,4' Sludenv Mgr. 2'7 Basketball l X 7 if ,f jf f 1' . ' , JOHN MCELWAIN Class Play 37 Track 27 Sale Teen 47 Inframurals l,2i SUSAN ANN MATHIS IISUEII Glee l,2,37 Pep Club l,2,3,47 Tom-Tom 47 CHIEFTAIN 47 Latin Club 'l,27 F.T.A. 2,3,47 Library Club 273,47 Playmas- fers 3. 2,3',4'7 Track 1,2',3',4f. PATTY MCGRAW Girls Stale 37 Choir 27 Glee l,2 Pep Club l,2,37 F'.T.A. 2,3 Debaie 2,37 Quill 8- Scroll 3,4 Playmasfers 37 Class Trea. 2 Library Club l,27 Class Play 3 ROBERT MENKE CIBOBII Wresiling 27 Intramurals l,2. I I ROBERTA MOORHEAD BOBBlE Choir, Glee l,2,3,47 Small Groups 3,47 Solo 'l7 Band 'l,2,3, 47 Small Groups l,2,3,47 Pep Club l,2,37 CHIEFTAIN 37 F.T.A. 2,37 Library Club 2,47 Tennis 4, Safe Teen 2,3. JOAN PAULETTE PITTARELLI SUZl Choir 2,3,47 Glee 'l,2,37 Pep Club 'l,2,3,47 Safe Teen 37 Lat- in Club 'l,2, Secty. 27 Cheer- leader 27 County Governmer! 37 Homecoming Attendant 47 Ten- nis 2. 7, Tw' MARY ANNE PANURE ANNIE Class Secretary 37 Pep Club 17 Safe Teen 27 Choir 37 Crusaders League Club 37 Western Apos- tolic Bible College, Stockton, California, RALPH B. PLUMMER Latin Club 2,37 Class Play 37 SANDRA KAY PEARSON SANDY Choir 47 Glee l,2,37 Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Secty. 47 National Honor Society 3,47 Class Treas- urer 3,47 Cheerleader li Office Helper 47 Homecoming Atten- dant 4. Library Club 1,2,3,4, Debate 3, DUAINE KENNTH.f'0TTER Playmasters 3, President 3. HPOTTS Intramurals 1,27 Class Floats l,2,3. Ev , 4-. f X0 INA SUE RASKIN IISUZUI Smith-Cotton H.S., Missouri7 Glee 1,22 Music Clinic I7 Pep Club 3,47 Tom Tom 3,47 CHIEF- TAIN 47 French Club I7 F.T.A. 47 Library Club 1,21 Playmas- ters 37 Twirler 3,47 Quill 8. Scroll 3,4. DALE ROCCHIETTI CARLOS St. Paul Central, Minnesota7 Choir 47 Band I,2,3',4'7 Small Groups 3,47 Music Clinic 3,47 Student Council 47 County Gov- ernment 37 Class PlaY 32 Track 3,4'7 Homecoming Attendant 47 Football 3 ,4'7 Basketbllll 4 , B Club 3,4, Baseball 2. 1- Y WAYNE REEVES SHARON RAE REYNOLDS Glee I7 Tom-Tom I7 Class Treasurer I7 Office Helper 37 Littleton S.l'l.S., Colorado7 Intramurals 'I,2, French Club 37 Tennis 1,27 Track I,37 Cross Country 3. NANCY JOANN SCHMITZ ICACEII choir 4, Glee 1,2,3: Pep Club l ,2',3',4', Treasurer 47 Ten- nis l ,2,47 F.T.A. 2,3,4, Vice- President 4. 'SX 2 I. T'-f I5 In ,JN l':ky , 7, on DAVID A. SCHOLZ DAVE Choir, Glee I,2,3',4'i Small Groups 3,47 Band l ,2',3 ,4 7 Pres, 4, Vice-Pres. 37 Small Groups lI,2,3,4i Music Clinic l,2,3,47 StudentCouncil I7 Class Vice-President 47 Science Club 3,4, Pres. 47 National Honor Society 2,3,4, Vice-Pres. 47 Basketball I,2,47 Track I7 De- bate 2. :ff-gy J,-ff? ffl: '!'riJ+ 4-f - x'-Q' ' he -L1-' +251 4, IDA ANN SIEGMUND IDA Choir 1,3,47 Glee 1,37 Small Groups 3',4 7 Music Clinic 1,37 F.T.A. 27 Library Club 3,47 Vice Pres. 37 Playmasters 37 District Speech Contest 37 Safe Teen 2. LOUISE STARNES TOOTY Film Club 17 Red Crossg Lon- don, England l,2,37 Pep Club 47 N.H.S. 3,47 Record Club 37 Home Ec. Club 1, LANA SONNENBERG Pep Club 2,37 French Club 17 Tennis 1,27 Office help 1. CAROLE BESS STEFAN BESSlE Choir 2 ,3 ,4 7 Glee 1,2,3l Small Groups 27 Tennis 1,2,3,47 Cheerleader l,2,37 Pep Club 1 ,2',3',4'7 President 47 Span- ish Club 3,47 Class Secretary 37 Playmosters 37 County Govern- ment 37 Student Council 47 N0- tional Honor Society 3,47 ,f f c MARY THERESE SLAYTER TERRlE St. Therese Academy High, San Antonio, Tex.7 Glee 1,27 Latin Club 1,27 Spanish Club 4. LINDA ANNE STEWART ICLINUI Glee 37 Pep Club 37 Latin Club 27 Spanish Club 37 Library Club 3,47 Royalty Attendant 27 Bi- loxi H.S., Mississippi7 Okinawa H.S., Japan. XXX 1 WAYNE STOUT Rock Island H.S., Illinois: Bas- ketball l: Class Treasurer l: Choir 2: Football l,2 ,3 ,4'. EDDIE LEE THOMAS lnEDlr Boonsboro H,S,,Maryland:Audio Visual Comm. 'l,2,3: Basketball MARY JO SWAN EY HMM,-tt Glee l,2,3: Pep Club 1 ,2 ,3', 4': Tom-Tom 4: Safe Teen 2,3: CHIEFTAIN 3,47 F.T.A. 2,3.4: Tennis 2,3,4: Office Help 4: PATRICIA THORKILDSON PENNY Choir 2,3,4: Glee 'l,2: Music Clinic 3: Pep Club l ,2 ,3 ,4': Tom-Tom 2,3,4: CHIEFTAIN 31 4: Business mgr. 4: Tennis 2,4: Twirler 'l,2,3,4: F.T.A. 2,3,4, Treasurer 4: Honor Guard l: P.E. Assistant 3,4: Latin Club l. 2: Track 3: Intramurals l,2. SARA JANE TEAGUE SUZlE Choir 'l,2,3,4: Glee1,2,3: Music Clinic 3: Pep Club l,2,3: Tom- Tom 'l: Library Club 4. GARY KIETH THRASHER IOPOPSII Choir 4: F.T.A. 4: Student Council 2,4, Pres. 4: Class Pres. 3: County Government 3: Class Play 3: Track l,2: Foot- ball 'I: B Club 2,3,4: Basket- ball 2 ,3',4 : Ploymasters 3: Student Manager, Football 2, Basketball 2: Office Helper 4: Assistant P.E. Instructor. in J ,- TERRY TILFORD CHOPS 5.3- Poly High School, Fort Worth, DUANE WALLACE Tll-l-ER Texas: Choir ly Football 'l. JAMES FRANK VACEK UJIMII Intramurals 1,25 Track l,2,4 Wrestling 3,4 7 B Club Intramurals 1,27 Safe Teen 3: Wrestling 3. ANNE L. WALKER PlDGE St. Vincent's Academy, Georgia, Choir 'l,2,3,4: Glee 'l,2,3g Small Groups 37 Music Clinic 37 Pep Club l,2,3,47 French Club 27 Spanish Club 2,35 Cheerleader 4. Safe Teen 3,4. Ali? E. 5, X gf r L BETTY JEAN TYE BEANNlE POP Club 1,32 Tom Tom 4, CHIEFTAIN 4: Latin Club 'l,2 G.A.A. lg Science Club 3,4 Thomas Jefferson l'l.S., Iowa, GARY WALLACE Basketball l,2: Track 2: lntra murals l,2g Football l. STEPHEN E. WATKINS STEVE Benedictine H.S., Georgia I7 George Mason H.S., Virginia 27 Tom-Tom 47 CHIEFTAIN 47 Wrestling 3i,4'i Football 3 ,4 7 B Club 3,47 Safe Teen 3. PAUL RICHARD WILSON DICK Choir 47 Latin Club 27 National Honor Society 2,3,47 F.T.A. 4, Secretary 47 Library Club I,2,3, 47 Vice-Pres. 27 President 3,4. MARLIN WEST Wrestling 2,3,47 Intramural l,2. LARRY LEROY WOGOMAN Spanish Club 2,37 Football 3', 4 7 Basketball 3, Intramurals I, 27 fi Q1 JUDITH ANN WILSON JUDl Bossier H.S., Louisiana 1,27 Choir 2 ,3',47 Glee 37 Pep Club 47 Music Clinic 27 Ploymasters 47 Choir Committees 47 Y-Teens I,2,3. WILLIAM WOODROW WOODY Choir 47 Small Groups 47 Band I',2,3 ,4 , Secretary 37 Small Groups 'l,2,3,47 B -Club 3,47 Small Groups I,2,3,47 Student Council 4, Vice-President 47 National Honor Society 47 Coun- ty Govemment 37 Homecoming King 47 Football 3 ,4 7 Basket- ball 'l,2,3 ,4'7 Track 3 ,4 7 177 GENEVIEVE K ZADINA FRED JOHN ZILLICH COOKIE Latln Club I Track 1,25 Libr- Glee I2 3 Pep Club I2 Ten ary Club 23 4 Safe Teen 3: ms 3 Safe Teens 3 Intramurals Basketball 2 Intramurals 1.2. KENNETH D. SIMS KEN Livingston HIgl1 School, Living ston, Califomiag Block L 4 Photo Club 4: Football 4 ': Bas- ketball 4 . Wulkung through new experlenc ES 078 9 UKLOVG The Junxor class started out thelr year wuth all the famulnaratles of a Junaor class We elected officers and began to duscuss rmgs, prom and money making prolects We shall be remembered as the fnrst Junior class to have the new school crest on our rings Two of our classmates won first and second place ln the Tom Tom Christmas wrltlng contest Our next prolect was the class play directed by Mrs Carroll We put ln a lot of hard work to make our play one ofthe most controverslal plays ever seen at B H S Our boys partlcnpated and were highly valuable In sports Boys and gurls alike took part In chorus small groups, and band We all worked hard ln concessions, car wash, bake sales, and selling Chieftain pens All thus led to the grand flnale of our Junior year, the Prom We all worked hard on the prom and happuly went up to the Livestock Exchange Bualdmg on May 23 and danced to the orchestra of Ray Backman amor elcwo Qflacero 'dsl' XT 'Nu Roy Jones class president Connie Wood vlce presnclent George Huntley treasurer Sylvra Menghml sec retary JoAnne Hllfuker Bull Helwvg Student Council representatlves 30- ' I I 4 o 'iq J' rg jk 'A L V dl, ,A A- ' 1 y 3' k an 4 ' ' ' .4 3477? 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Donna Jolly Y' Dean Jungers ,vu Phyllis Ludolph Alan Haney Barbara Hawes Tom Howell Phu Jones Roberta Kalkowslu 17' Bo Lyon Duane Hansen 'WC Sharon Haytlwo rne I George Hunfly Ronnle Jones Peggy Hansen 4 ll Bn Helwlg Beverly Hurley Roy Jones 'Q' Lnnda Carol Knowland Lion 7 Carolyn McGinnis Ronnue Harmon Joanne Hllflker Dave Jackson Susan .lanes Clmerryl Luesche K' Fran cus Harrison lm Holcomb J 411 Harland Jacob XX N am Jordon Connue Lundllef Beffy Nancy McGraw Machovlc Barbara Malownch Sandra Mllls if 'VN 1 Arthur Petersen J' Mary Lou Reld Sv Ervin Skovgaard E Beverly Scott Steve Mann Mlke Morgon iq Gary Pfonder UD Sylvua Menghmu John Morgon Judy Pollack X Ron Lols Reynolds Ro 77 bunson Q, uv Bertha Patsy Snethen Strader lixkx X Kay Carla Tulford Tortora Susan Meyers Gan Oberg Y Larry Rose Si Danny Rosenthal Terr: Smlth Q' s.. Ronnie Treutllne J Willa Meyer Betty Palnter '7 nm Ratcluff Mlrlum Rneken 'If Harlon Mills Mary Palclch Drone Reguer Cheryl Shuelds Fred Somers Lonnue Trent T' Mary Kay Suh Carmen Wal I I ck M R L, M - LL ' sr. ,- 'V' ' 5 L I wi ' 'R - 1: M M , fi . ' A 'V . M v Q. 2 2 Q: 'J M, ll 7. ' ix l 2 . .I iw Ili G' Q A A M, -1 ' M af . ' y ew .. , .1 ' 9 ffl . -:K A M , UW: M-'tif' we 2' .' A J. 4 . x :QA f 'T '-K :fi 1-. M -2 sh ' 'Wa lf: . N A X. A .. ,mg k va 'HliXKl5u' .- 46 M - , 2 , 1 iff' Q' ' 2 , U , A 7131! . g . I A I x N ' 4 1. -f H x , s gf .rn -1- K A f I xy ,. ,'i - ' - haf , ...., ref ' ,ef -:I ,- is lx . 'A A N ' B b E Julie Norman D I s W Il W I la Wh ddie Connie ll W d Walker a ace 'l k Wi ioms oo on 3075! 1650 Z, of-c au, yur 1.6 Gdvdffcrf ,Afw-fy fl mMe,,014f 4 MM H K HHH ld by J 34 l 'l fx 2 ' L. W x--of , X V r 1 L ll . - , 4 Brion Sandro Miich l 0Mefo Sue ' Woolly Young Buckl R Knapp wwf l .gk a RWE s'aUf3 - ' ' 1 .- , g..,..X Homecoming game result foreio unior Closs float 4 z Walking fhrough their second year IH hugh school are The Soplaomoreo K I . . . . una: ophomore elddd Qfimcero vi 5 Dave Lee President Bob Cole Vlce Presldent Suzanne Babka Secretary Tony Albrecht and Marcia Cas sel Student Council Representatives go through an upperclassman s locker After an eventful Freshman year the Class of 61 took one more step In becommg upper classmen As Sophomores, they entered a Homecoming float and sponsored dances and concessions. Sophomore boys played an umportant role nn Bellevue Hugh School athletlc teams. The gurls were a strong force nn the Chlefettes. ln addutlon to these actlvltles, the Sophomores participated In debate, chorus, band, and other extra curricular actuvrtles. All nn all, the Sophomore Class played an Important part ln a successful school year, and contrlbuted much to the progress of Bellevue Hugh School Weth added enthusiasm, the Class of '61 looks forward to nts Jumor year 36- O ,vii 4-pf: .V I . ' X . ,U X f , J 1 l I 1 n-P 1 .X 1 F 1 ' I 1 1 1 ' . . . I , 1 1 1 , . . , . Tony Albrachf .u-Dv Mark Blazo X Ann Charlton Frank Davis Nancy Elllof 1-' I Marfm Goberson Barbara Armsfong Ann Bolduc Charlie Clafterbuck Margaref Depoyster Mary Frucke Charles Grandgenef! Suzanne Babka Donald Bowyer fglrv rLx..lL'-Snlyl Bo Cole Margie Duvall Kay Gallarda in Hugh Graves Eugene Beck stead B Brunner vlfglhld Co e 'nr' Rudy Dudo 5 oe Garcia Ken Hand Bob Besom Marcia Cassell lm Conway Becky Dunlap Barbara Garrnson Vuckle Hardln Jerry Bushop 1-X .5 Bob Chamberlaln Nancy Costa Kaihy Eckley Anne Gebble X 'S ue Blanchard Bob Charley F Karen Cramer L A an Eells Vurgmla Genfry Reber' Jerry Harmer Harmon in Jes' il fl ' is xl ' 1 . ' ' -wx A 'X M I A , H X V S - , I 1' . ' l Ju-Ya '77 fl f L' si' -7 I., ' ' - ' V ' -'xx l 5- 'xg' 13- , .. , l 1 .MEN 5 if ' fglif M ill ' E A . L l -- 'B I I 4 -'- l :Q EDI' Y ,, fl if :fx Q, 7 4 A ' B 7 ,ni + 55 iilffl ' l 1 . b . . . J. I 'A . by 'Z V: G ' if 'ff B S of J r 'B QA N, 4 ff fl. by A x Q ' - i ,u , ws .W M-.V Id Elf? ' ' I ye I ,Q ' 6' fi 51 f f ' Y , -' cv -- x Q V A CBA w ' V A 1 4 I I J . . . EJ wJ G - , L. w 5, sf.. ' . N .V , , v - .V ' g, - s ,,, f ,wi - . . 'f N .s X V e M fm - X ,X A Y-. . nl Linda Harrington W4 Rodger Howard Opo Jones Marilyn Knudtson Bo Lott Phil Menzies 152 P HU 3 Mike Lorna Horrls Hart oe Carol Huffman Hu Wllllam Jones Ray Krivanek Don Lunbom Kay Miller Leonard Kaslon I i Kurtz , X xx l - 3. H . .. im McCracken Bo Moore Jlmmy Harvell Eddie Humphreys arold Kearns 5 ra Kushinsky Delores McGee YT' Larry Moorhead Bo Haworth Ronald Jennlngs Q, A au Kung T .lerry Lambros Susan McGuire Rea Morgan Ov 127 Chorla Hesse Keith Jones Make Klssler ff, Y X z 353 David Lee Judy Morolf L4 slr 45? Bob Hoffman Jerry Jones Sharon Kloch Donna Lewis Arthur Mason B' Sharon Morris Moss Dan Moyer Steve Ruchardson X X x ix x Jack Shaller Layton Smith Penny Temple Lmda Turley Carolynn Mullen Lynne Roberts YT' John Schlasser T. Vlrglnla Smuth Gerald Thomas Ruta Vacek Penny Nahkunst Make James Oliver Parker Dennis Rohrer X ffm 4!ll Pau Selman Julue Sonnenberg James Thomas 3 Gary Rolle wlllIUm Sharples Nea Sunderland in Cheryl Thompson Cassandra Fletcher Van Horn Walker Edward Romeo B Shields 'C' u ' Justin Sutton Karen Thompson Jeanne Watson John Pearson Eugene Sawyer Sandra Skoda Russ Taylor H-v Rodger Tomasek Larry Welton T James Penney Judi Shad Smith Valton Taylor Joan Treutlem N Janlce West L 9 Q 6 .3 , vf .W 4.3 Robert Joe Diana Louetta Lyle Robert Owen Wild Wilder Williams Wilt Wogomon Zartner Zuro ,, v I 4, - -' , , r , , ef' Z U ' l 1 5 - V , ,A , - V1 Y , 5 f.-L1 '7 f ' 'x d 4 f '9 ' .- T gtg 1 ' , 0 - . - Q - A I Q I , V I, ' V- x X .I . .5 ..- A x A , , . .Qs 'r we ' l ' :l i h . ' '-riff!--1 '- ' ' Ldrry James 7 I , ' 'V . f ' ' ' Munns Felton h - l 'V L' A 40 I The Sophomore Class Float. N L ? I I S' fedhlnen Yedhnden The Class of 1962 began an eventful first year by actively participating in high school life They won second prize for their float in the Homecoming Parade The members of the class were well-represented by their able officers, student council representa tives, and sponsor, Mr. Rademacher. Among other activities, the Freshmen sponsored a successful school dance The underclassmen went all the way in supporting their school activities by showing great promise in sports and school organizations. Needless to say, their first year proved an example ofthe happiness and success yet to come John Hallgren, President, Bob Whitehouse, Secretary, Terry Burke, Treasurer Carol Cramer Representative Bob Wustrack, Representative. Freshman class officers gather in front of a lunior class poster Not pictured as Vice President, Gary Hindmon. X Fr if 'v' I g X I ei xx X12 WX K 'Ebf Bo Adamson Gary Bennington Tom Brady Steve Campbell J Carr Conway Robert Deets Roger Adkins Carol Berg Merrelene Bramow Carol Cramer 3 Sandra Dennis Woody Dnsmuke Wallfta Alles lm Berodt Q K Terry Burke Paul Carr Yvonne Cramer Curfls Dolson ,u.-fl John Baker Nancy Blery Mlke Brooks Keuth Chaprnan David Crook on Dula Larry Bashanf oberf Bllllngton 'tflc Q1 Harold Brown Make Brown B Cutforfh Ralph Fereguson Nancy Bearskln Muke Bowen Bo Brunner John Charley Michael Davis Susan Foreman Duanne Bennett Anna Bock ,Avia Harruson Bucklew 4 l James Cole Darlow DeBuse Ann Forfyn h FXQX As-.,-Y5' lfi Zta ll liz b . . .w.?il' A 5 A l J' . . . Q, fl A E1 4 tffgvil if - ' 1 A , r mfr i B , bf . b . I allll A ' A fbi A 'J ' ill ' . 57 B ff avi ' J 1' Tom Foster Edward Gu l bert Carole Handune Gary Hlndman Sharon Kawtson wh Bo Fouts 74- Holly Gladstone Rodney Harnld Lanny Hummlsten Lucllle Kousgaard n l , M Alvm John McCoy McGlvern Edward Fredenburg lm Green Sheula Harrington Larry Hurley Sandra Leffert 3 Beverly McKee MIM! Xl Wilma Friend Paula Green ,lv 'Q Don Hennlg at Jackson Kathy Lenrz Roclue Freeland Mlchael Fulmer f Lynn John Hu e Hallgren Joan B Henderson Hllburn Alexas Johnson Roger Lott Susan Johnson Sandra Lu ke X Anna Galang Tom Hamblm Leonard Hu LesLee Jones Duane Lynn Lf Y.. Vmce Harvey Bob Karen Mankowl Marx Mcthus Meed I Gary Menlzues Ronnle Murry Sharon Payne Marcla Ray Andrew Romberger Mary Saurrer Roger Meyer Andra Myers sl XXX l Kent Pendarlus Becky Reavus NAV' Deane Rosenfhal B Meyers Mnke Napier B Phelps 6 'x fo NQN N Mlke Reece Curfis Rowe 'r re We M Bob Jo Schad Schaffer Mary Ml les xg' ff Sharon Nelson John Pntarellu Sharon Reece x x Bo Ruffner Richard at Mitchell Moseley Vrc Osfermrller Sharon Porter Gary Richards Lynn Ryan ,il Pamela Palclch LeeAnn Pufnam Mary Ann Roberfs Larry Mosher J' Merlbeth Patrick Donald Qumng 'Z Connue Ron Fred Janice Salmen Sanford Gordon Maria Nancy Schlosser Scholz Schniper Schuknechf Wanda Gerald Schwebach Dsanne S0ewar1 Delbert Tuppue Jon Welmer X2 Polly Znlluch I Ruchard Slegmund Kirk Sowers Sharon Tornes Danny Westcott Jerry Skovgoard Nana Suh Brick Tortora Pam Westcott T7 Evelyn Smith Melvin Sunderland I John Tyler vy Kaihryn wlufe 46 Tom Sowle John Thompson Karen Udrck Q Bob Whnehouse Lnnda Stodheum Linda Thompson Glorla Ward on Wulluams Ronald Starnes Howard Tvller Donna Weddle Bo Wustrack C5 SKED DR VE SCALP EM 47 F f pm., sensor class fum, had the theme of omuhws cfegofe. R G 4 V F, WB 9' 'Y 'W5W Wtwt N N NN M Q, in X MN s a place, Freshman class float, took me fheme of You Asked For uf . emory o J 'WI Regunu Chrrstensen This page of the 'IQSQ Clneftaun IS dedicated un memory of REGINA CHRISTENSEN Regina died early In the year lust after New Years She was a member of the Freshmen Class Thus was her second year at Bellevue 48 n O O O O 7 tg fr 4, - f . 5 , Fun, memories, and new experiences are all part of ctiuitieo 4 I- 0:9 xi D it ' 5 S 1 5 ,O Wav ,W , K 32.4 if W, affix ..---iff The above people were appointed as the sectional editors of the I959 CHIEFTAIN. STANDING: S. Gilbert, Freshmen-Sophomore Co-Editor, B. Painter, Activities Editor, M. Duda, Art Editor. SITTING: S. Raskin, J. Pollack, Junior-Senior Co-Editors, K. Fouts, Sports Editor, W. Meyer, Music Editor. Not pictured is J. Allen, Freshmen-Sophomore Co-Editor. Representing the students of Bellevue High sectional assistants. School the iournalism class not only put out the M051 gf the pictures in the CHIEFTAIN were Tom-Tom every two weeks but also put out the taken by Bellevue's Anders0n's Studio. i959 CHIEFTAIN. The 1959 CHIEFTAIN is quite a change over Mr. YOUFIQ, The i0Url'lGliSm YSGCIWSY, appointed the yearbooks of the past but we hope that the the editor-in-Chief of the CHIEFTAIN, who in- work done is accepted by Bellevue's entire Stu- turn appointed his staff, sectional editors, and dent Body and Faculty, Those in this picture were under the direction of their respective sectional editor. STANDING: J. Jackson, Activities, M. Swaney, Freshmen-Sophomore, M. Knapp, Activities, A. Chaput, Junior-Senior. SITTING: B. Tye, Art, S. Mathis, Freshmen-Sophomore, J. Burks, Junior-Senior, N. Bowen, Music. 'ff we If Y 'cr 'V-X ff Penny Thorkildson, Business Manager, Mr. Young, Sponsor, Tom-Tom Editors were Willa Meyer, Feature Page Jayme Dowding, Advertising Manager, Katie Bartels, Edi- Editor, Armand Chaput, Sports Editor,Judy Burks, tor-in-Chieh Exchange Editor. Not pictured is Jack Allen om- om Tom-Tom reporters were J. Jackson, S. Mathis, B. For the first time in many years, Bellevue High had a iournalism class which published the Tom-Tom. The school paper was put out bi-monthly. The content of the Tom-Tom changed dramatically, the gossip section was done away with, the newstories appeared as straight newstories and not editorials, a much better advertising iob was done. Front Page Editor. At the Nebraska High School Journal- ism Convention at Lincoln, on Nov. l4- 15 Bellevue scored a first place in the editorial-writing division by Tom-Tom Editor Katie Bartels and a third in the proofreading contest was won by Sue Ruskin. A late edition ofthe Tom-Tom was put out entirely by the junior mem- bers. -STANDING: B. Tye, J. Pollack, S. Ruskin, N. Bowen, K. Fouts, 5. Freeland- SITTING: Painter, M. Knapp. Something seems to have attracted their attention! 1 1 Sv X X-40 B. Painter, Secretory, G. Thrasher, President, J. McCracken, Treasurer, B. Woodrow, Vice-President. The above pictured are the Student Council Officers. Student Council Representatives are C. Stefan, C. Cramer, B. Helwig, T. Albracht, D. Rocchietti, B. Wustrack,and M. Cassell. Not pictured is J. Hilficker Student eouncil The Student Council represents the entire student body, and its activities. This organiza- tion consists of four officers and two represen- tatives from each class. The officers are chosen by an all school election. This year the Student Council spnosored the Homecoming Dance and parade. They organized safe driving, and citizenship committees, and took care of noon activities. During the basket- ball tournament they had charge of concessions and welcomed the other team. They were also the group to back the foreign exchange program. Meeting once every week the Student Coun- cil discussed and provided many ways to improve Bellevue High School. The Boys Octet Qminus Bill Woodrow, sing to the King, Queen, and their Royal Court at the Student Council sponsored Homecoming Dance. A f '! FIRST ROW: S. Raskin, C. Stefan, N. Schmitz, P. Thorkildson, C. Beckman, J. Wilson, K. Bartels, 5. Gilbert, R Grandgenett, J. Pittarelli, E. Mitchell, S. Pearson, J. Burks, L. Starnes, J. King. SECOND ROW: W. Meyer, C. Wood T. Smith, L. Knowland, F. Harrison, K. Burkhart, G. Bole, R. Kalkowski, B. McGraw, A. Katainen, P. Brawley, S. Mathis, Y. Agena, M. Suhl, M. Castello. THIRD ROW: G. Fulcher, B. Whitlock, K. Tilford, L. Trent, N. Machovec S. Fitzpatrick,J. Pollack,M. Holmes, J. Beckman, F. Duffy, C. McGuinnis, C. Lian, M. Rieken, J. Biery, S.Menghini FOURTH ROW: M. L. Reid, D. Jolly, E. Agena, S. McGuire, A. Schuman, M. D. Poister, J. Thrasher, D. Welsh, J Hilfiker, S. Jones, B. Hawes, M. Broer, C. Tortora, G. Oberg, S. Meyers. FIFTH ROW: J. Mclntyre, S. Wusterhausen P. Miller, K. Wickes, N. Elliot, J. Watson, C. Hall, S. VanHorn, B. Garrison, L. Turley, A. Charleton, M. Fricke, E. Rolfing, P. Gritts, V. Cole. SIXTH ROW: S. Harrington, N. Kudsk, D. Lewis, B. Swalley, J. West, N. Costa,K. Eck- ley, A. Bolduc, M. Casell, S. Moss, S. Skoda, V. Harding, M. McDaniel, V. Smith, B. Dunlap. SEVENTH ROW: D Hale, A. Meyers, S. Huffman, S. Knutson, J. Williams, S. Tornes, S. Nelson, J. Henderson, N. Biery, M. Sautter, D. Rosenthal, B. Reavis, L. Stadheim, S. Dennis, C. Kramer. EIGHTH ROW: M. Miles, C. Hanline, K. Mead, S. John- son, J. Bragg, P. Green, M. Ray, E. Smith, S. Foreman, W. Friend, L. Hale, K. White, L. Fortin, P. Mosley, L. Put- I I . man, N. Sule. Qhie etteo The name Chiefettes was chosen as the Pep Club's title. New uniforms of bulky purple sweaters, purple wool skirts, white blouses, and an emblem added much to the uniformity of the girls. A member must attend every club meeting and all home games if she wishes to remain as part of the Chiefettes. They were also required to wear their uniforms the day of all athletic events. An election and campaign of officers was held in the spring for the following year. Cheer- leaders were also elected. This years Pep Club had a membership of over 140 girls. '9x i...4 - FIRST ROW: B. Bruner, 5. Freeland, B. Woodrow, G. Thrasher, J. Cole, R. Godberson, D. Havel, R. Jones, K. Fouts E. Harvey. SECOND ROW: B. Lott, C. Clatterbuck, J. Green, S. Jourdan, 5. Mann, D. Rocchietti, G. Kushinsky, P Manrose, S. Watkins. THIRD ROW: J. Campbell, C. Bennett, R. Reynolds, D. Jackson, B. Helwig, B. Dula, B. Cole D. Jungers, P. Bartels. FOURTH ROW: J. Schaller, D. Rohrer, T. Albracht, D. Lee, R. Moss, J. McCracken, D. Rosenthal, G. Phander. CB-61.5 D. Havel, President: R. Jones, Vice-President, P. Manrose, Secretary-Treasurer, and Mr. James, sponser. Wake up Mr. The B-Club under their sponsor, Mr. James! James enioyed one of their most active years in the school's history. The organization for varsity lettermen, started the year by electing officers. One of the highlights ofthe year was the traditional initiation. Many new members were welcomed into the club, and eagerly awaited their next year. ln athletics the B-Club helped by control- ling the crowds, and assisting the visiting teams during the tournaments held here. They also held concessions, sold boost- ter ribbons, and co-sponsored a very success- ful Sweetheart Dance. M55s, I . I ity Cc? Leer ofa I I r- Wr fy Gb BA Know N B yA w F NTRow B IC cyP B yR yL 1 60' ale heat. SC ge Gate The Debate team of Bellevue has seen a full season in 1953-59. Under the coaching of their sponsor Mrs. Smith, the debaters have visited as far as Sioux City Central, Kearney, Lincoln Northeast, and Nebraska Wesleyan, as well as Omaha Tech and Omaha Cathedral. They also entered the State Tournament held at Nebraska University in Lincoln. - ROW ONE: O. Jones, M. Harris, J. Foster, D. Rosen- thal, Mrs. Smith. ROW TWO: J. Ward, P. Brawley, J. Foster, D. Rosenthal, R. Siegmund, J. Hansen, T. Hansen. QQQQ af va harntrt' W ga . G'- K I neil. lf:-gilz if ROW ONE: B. Sharpley, J. Hansen, M. Mullen, S. Blanchard, P. Zillich, R. Plummer. ROW TWO: 5. Teague, D. Hanson, B. Armstrong, C. Mullen, C. Wallick, J. Dial, L. Hart, J. Marlof, l. Siegmund, F. Zillich, Mr. Worm. ROW THREE: D. Wilson, A. Johnson, N. Kudslx, N. Elliott, J. Rausch, R. Morgan, V. Hardin, B. Moore. ' Q75 fibrcary Service eqgue Q15 The Library Club as it has been known in the past changed its name this year to the Library Service League. The position of the library changed this year and was placed behind the study hall. With the new location the library needed alot of help in becoming and remaining organized. With the help ofthe largest group of library assistants the iob was taken care of efectively. A ROW ONE N Schmutz R Grandgenefte D Wnlson P Thorklldson J Schaller S Freeland ROW TWO S Mathis C Wood J Pollack S McGurre E Agena M DePos1er A Shuman ROW THREE S Wuster housen .l Mclntyre P Ludolph M Mules M Lewellyn D Lewss OFFICERS Presudenf Ruta Grandgenetfe Vlce Presndent Nancy Schmnfz Treasurer Penny Thorkuldson Merit Chairman Mary .lo Swaney OFFICERS dfliblrldl Presndent Carolyn Beckman Vice Presudenf Dave Scholz occety STANDING C Benneff B Woodrow D Scholz P Manrose E Harvey Mr Worm Sponsor SITTING J Campbell C Beckman S Pearson D Wnlson 58 : . ' , . , . ' , . ' , . , . . . ', . , . , . ' , . , . , . . : . - , . , . , - I 1 I , u -- 5ecretary....... . ........DlCl'CwllS0f1 . I ...... . .... Q Q 0 Z . , . , - 1 - 1 ' r ' 1 - 3 , - , s , I ' . , ROW ONE J Dula E Harvey M Reld B Hawes S Moss P Ludolph D Rosenthal ROW TWO K Wnlly D Foster J Foster P McCool B Wooley J Frye President Vlce Presldenf Treasurer President Vuce Presudent OFFICERS OFFICERS Jim Frye Brian Wooley Ed Harvey Carla Tortora Charles Bennett Secretary Treasurer Gall Oberg pamela ccence elub Mr Shuman sponsor C Tortora J Foster G Oberg T Howell F Sommers D Rosenthal C Bennett J Frye D Foster 59 : . , . , . ' , . , . , . , . ' I I I 0 1 I I I ' U I I I . Secretary . . . . . . . . . . . Nancy Bowen 6 1 ' I F ' I ' I . I ' I ' I . , . . I The cast is under the lights for the last time. he an o a t m 0 e 'n ne r Mi ss Preen. . Banio ...... Mrs. Stanley ---- Mr. Stanley . . . Lorraine .... June ..... Sandy ...... Richard ---- Maggie ..... Whitesides - - Bert Jefferson Metz ........... Beverley Carlton Radioman ------ Surah ........ John .......... Doctor Bradley - Harriet Stanley - Expressman ---- Radio-announcer Student Director Mrs. McCutcheon Mrs. Dexter ---' Director ' CAST Cheryl Shields Jones Sandra Fitzpatrick .........lim Frye . . . Peg McCool . . . . Sue Meyers .. .. Jerry Foster - - - Dan Rosenthal Frances Harrison - - George Huntley ....... Bgb Lygn - - - -Tom Howell - - - .lim Holcomb - - - Mike Morgan - . - Diane Hanson - - - - Don Foster --------John Dial - Phyllis Ludolph - - Ronnie Bashant ------Doug Elliot - - - - Judy Pollack - - - - Gail Oberg - - - Delores Welsh - - - Mrs. Carroll X Judy Pollack, student manager, George Hunt- The door is this way! ley, lead role, and Mrs. Carroll are in smiles after the play has been presented. A piercing scream and a piece of ice brought Sheridan Whitesides, played by George Huntly, to the home of the Stanleys. After a confinement of two weeks he finally meets the Stanleys and leads them down a path of frustration and mix-up. After advising the stanley children to leave home, he attempts to break up a romance between Maggie, his secretary, and Bert Jefferson, a newspaper man played by, Frances Harrison and Bob Lyon. Presents and visits by some of his friends including screen siren Loraine Shel- don fpeg Mccooll helped to complicate matters. Banjo, a Hollywood actor, played by Roy Jones, helped Whitesides clear up matters. Whitesides biggest problems seemed to be Dr. Bradly took up writing, White- sides felt it was time for him to leave. While the echo of the ioyous goodbyes were still in the air, another screen and another piece of ice brought Sheridan Whitesides back amid the fainting and wailing of the Stanleys. Dr. Bradley has no cure for Bert Jefferson's Who said my knees are hairy. Look at your intoxication . chin! ROW ONE C Cramer L Stadhelm S Denms H Gladstone K Meade S Nelson G Fulcher J Walker C Heese N Costo G Gentry B Dunlap ROW TWO L Hart C Hughes L Moorhead J Watson V Smuth K Eckley M Cassell A Boldue V Cole M McDaniel L Putnam ROW THREE T Hansen J Harvell J Pearson B M0rrlS B Marten J McGrvern A Johnson P Zrlllch S Luck L Jones ROW FOUR 5 Van Horn C Hull J Anderson B Beasom L Pelton B Wustrack S Campbell M Brooks J Mclntrye A Shuman E Agena ROW FIVE 0 Jones J Rauseh M Frrcke B Armstrong M Duvall J Hansen T Hansen,5 McGuure S Foremea S Wusterhosun funn elulv The Latln Club consnsts of furst and second year Latm students The members of the club felt the oblect of thecr orgamzatlon should be to create a greater unterest an Latun through varuous prolects and actnvttues Thus year s sponsor Mr Dowey who was the Latm teacher for all Latnn classes Much was learned through tneur sponsor The Latin Club offncers appreciated Mr Dowey s help an supportung the Latm Club Durmg the year the pleasure of partncupatmg un one ofthe P T A meetmgs and an the Lan guage dance whnch was sponsored by the Span Ish Club The Club brought the year to a climax wnth plans for a Roman Banquet Tne Latin Club had a very sucessful year under the sponsorsmp and durectlon of Mr Dowey and the members 1 t Y irrr YYY l :. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. , . ,. ,. . :. ,. , . ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. . :. ,. ,. ,. , . ,. ' ,. ,.' ,. ,. . :. ,. ,. , ' 1- I' 1' I' I- I' rt ' 7' I' I' I' I' I' I' ' I' I' l o . ... , ' . . , . . , . I . . . , -, The 1958 59 school year saw many n w sounds ln L40lC fs Huf- ROW ONE: B. Culver, C. Shields, M. Knapp, T. Smith, A. Walker, L. Fortner, S. Jones, J. Dowding, J. Burlces, F. Harri Arndt, R. Grandgenett, C. Beckman, L. Trent, 5. Pearson, P. Thorkildson, N. Bowen, C. Stefan, C. McGinnis, P. McCool, Alsaker, R. Jones, W. Classen, R. Howell, B. Helwig, B. Hansen, A. Haney, D. Havel. ROW FOUR: D. Rosenthal, S. Godberson, J. Cole, Mr. Barnard. The Bellevue High Chorus began their acti- vities with a fall concert, Campus Capers . A Christmas Carol Concert was given for the high school on December l4th. On December l4th. On the 22nd of Decem- ber they sang Christmas carols at the Union Station in Omaha. A The 1959 l li-Ldrlfles, Winter The Chorus Officers seem to be enioying themselves. Wonderlondvfl was presented on D. Havel, Secretary, J. Campbell, President, B. Wood- Jcn 3-I Many hours of fun and row, Treasurerg A. Katainen, Vice-President. Bev Culver Mary Ann Lewellyn Judi Wilson Willa Meyer Margaret Holmes Penny Temple lda Seigmund Ann Shuman tw. V-.g I D , 1, V A . 4 If r, J' Q-- , -1 1' 8' .Q ' Q '-.GPAAV-v 45' 'Ne 1 . Ps vc- 2'-Hfkiv. .' . g , 'if - ' r' , r l1', , ' iAfvO ,V V' 7 fig, 1 .Q 0 I I Y , ,',:4f.6f'-1 - 'pq rf. '.' 4' - A . -' . Q, ,' ' j'.. ,..,.'. W. -' , ' - 5' '-'1 ,e' 1' g 9 ' '.-' i Q' - - 0 ', V H' ' ', .' ' 'n 'vu ' ' , ., . , 4' 1. a K ,. ' .I .- . .Lu .1 ' o , Q. K ', , , 1. 1 go' ' Q , I I , .' - f' . - I - I ' 1 ' - 551' g 'K , 'K sqft. 'x I E I ' 1 9 ' ! I Y 1 4 0 , S .rx Q- .rvn 1 b- 1-gr' 13, fi 5 x w. .' .N - Q Q. ,- - ,' ....-I' Y s 4f 1' 7 .an ROW ON E: 5. Skoda, S. Luke, P. Sommers, 3. bwalley, A. Reiter, J. Ural, L. Portner. ROW TWO: L. Biart, M. Kissler M. Holmes, S. Wusterhousen. ROW THREE: L. Stadhiem, J. West, D. Wytock, B. Besom, F. Sommers, M. Brooks, J. vell, B. Wustrack, G. Hinclman, B. Lott, C. Bennett, R. Moorhead, J. Campbell. ROW FOUR: S. Jones, P. Ludolph, V. Cramer, S. Nelson, G. Scholz, A. Johnson, L. Pelton, R. Lott, J. Jones, F. Salmen, T. Brady, 5. Campbell, D. Scholz. 611451 TOP ROW: D, Scholz, Presidentg J. Campbell, Vice- President. BOTTOM ROW: A. Shuman, Assist. Lib., L. Fortner, Librarian, M. Holmes, Magorette. Margaret Holmes led the Marching Band through the 1958-59 season. They appeared at Ak-Sar-Ben and received a 3 rating. They also marched at Band Day in Lincoln, the King Korn Karnival at Plattsmouth, and the B.H.S. Homecoming festivities. The twirlers worked ata disadvantage because there were three of them who were new at the game. They put in a lot of hard worlc, but had alot of fun. Three members of the band attenderl State Music Clinic in Grand lsland. L!! V ki lx -W' 51391 -. v , F15 5 ff , is , -fy, Ely ' f 2 N ' , f 6 ' if 1 ' If v ,fi . g ,. z 1 , r x wg 'T 3 Y 1 '..R li ,fs Q ,x . . L.. gl 41 UQ W ,df-'i'i5NX 3 f MJT, , . ' W U 4 Yi ' GH Swv l f 'sf-H 'Q sk .. g q,, K , xg A ,L , . , x 'N - Ar A s . I lx' SFHKMQQ' D F L .' . ' 'Q ., fag 1 , 9 A O A 5' .' ' 8 f f 3 A Wg , .f 'ss Q XX :iff I 1 . 's 'o :M I' U 4 BRASS QUARTET - Dave Scholz, Bill Woodrow, Jeff Comp- bell, und Charles Bennett. BRASS CHOIR-STANDING: J. Miller, E. Agenc, A. Shumon, S. Campbell, F. Solmen, R. Lott, D Scholz, J. Jones. KNEELING: B. Woodrow, B. Montgomery, O, Henderson, B. Lott, B. Wugfmckl C Bennett, J. Campbell. Q C4 Aidingfhefinol1'ouCl'1'roThe'59 x' X .ts 'gps '13 Q-.-N 'TQ ,S '21, Q K P I VI, Gary Th h if--4 v-,, 'wnxi-A 11lE ,iii bS m s dup 'Z-. If 1 1 ff f lf kfxl 471 . 1,-gf V 'A C-ftflx If 'YAQ47 . . ' The boys team up with hard work ff' ,Z X L aff? 1,14 Ct,7IlL,zsL?:J , vf T P , ff M4 f ff f f 4f5,v-FC! , ,f , f, .fer-H23 3 aah ffl,-me 'th QM si ' ftald ROW ONE Mr James K Fouts J Gebbue D Havel W Stout P Manrose D Rocchuettn B Woodrow L Wogoman, R Goclberson S Watkms T Jack ROW TWO J Green D Rhoer T Albracht C Clotterbuck R Jones R Jones B Helwug J Cole B Dula B Lyon P Bartels D Jackson ROW THREE B Hayworth B Cole D Lee G Beckstead J McCracken R Moss E Romeo A Haney S Jordan P Blazo Mr Godhe ROW FOUR B Lott M Harrus J Felton W Classen J Frye, F Walker, J Schaller B Martun Mr Johnson E Harvey Mr Ryan Szootlsccll Coach Bull James led the Flghtnng Chleftalns through his second year at Bellevue, wnth a fuve wms and a four loss record The Frghtmg Chneftauns started theur season playmg Holy Name of Omaha to a l4 V3 loss The Chxefs next game was with Pawnee Cnty Thus tame the Bellevue lads brought home a 21 5 vsctory Then the Chuefs were mvaded by West snde by a score of '46 l2 then Blatr scored a '34 7 victory Wlth a l wln '3 losses record Te cumseh was attacked on Dad s Nnght wuth a 28 6 wm The next contest was a sad one, Bellevue 5, Plunsmourh 20. Thus dldn't keep the Chleftams down. Home cofnmg fmally had arrnved and Wahoo traveled to Bellevue hoping to end Bellevue s tradltlonal Homecoming vlctory Bellevue surprused them wnth a 32 ld score The next week the Ralston Rams were the second stranght Chneftann skalp 440 Wuth a 4 4 record the Flghtlng Chueftalns traveled to South Souix Cnty to try and make thus c wnnnlng season This they dnd by rolling over South Souax Cnty 77 ld At the end ofthe season four of the Flghtlng Chneftams found themselves on the All Confer ence teams. pat Manrose was elected to both the offensuve and the defensnve teams whale Dave Havel frepeater from last yearj, Larry Wogoman, andjam Gebbne were named to the offensnve team. '40 f W Q OE U 3' elf fav .tw . -4 e -T , YJ as 1- I 4, J' ' l J X l We ' ' Q h . an ,.. ,- -, I au N, 6, A A , T' ' ' l 41 'rl - ' A 4 1 .-L , I '- - T - . , : , - Y , 5 . JW. t N 2 X , mf J ,E . 1 A V f 1 7 11. , ' . Q A A , v I - I . -'T 'T-ft -xg: lim Q t , H, . A Z , X I A JV? 1 -1 4 K .k , T ,..,A. Q 4 Q 4 g .. V .4 .,.. 5 Ak ' K K , X ? e I- , - g Y - , 1 : . I ' I ' T I ' I B I ' I . ' -I ' I ' . , . ' , . . : . , . , . , . , . , , . ' , . , . , . , . , . . : . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . : . , . J , . , o , . n . , u l , s , n , n 0 . . . I . - I . . . - - U , , , . . Qu? Russ Godberson Guard Terry Jack Wmgback Dale Rocchlehu Quarterback ,,3.,A,-X Wayne Stout Wmgback Dave Havel Co Capfaln All Conference -dnl Larry Wogoman All Conference Jim Gebbie Co-Capiain Al I-Conference Pat Manrose Quarferback All Conference Sieve Wafkuns Tackle Bull Woodrow En Ken Foufs En f I Bellevue Bellevue Bellevue Bellevue Bellevue Bellevue Bellevue Bellevue Bellevue TOTAL. 13 21 12 7 28 6 32 .....44 27 .. ...... .... .I99 Holy Name . . ..... .... 'l 4 Pawnee City ...... ..... 6 Westside ....... .... 3 6 Blair ........ .... 3 4 Tecumseh .... . . 6 Plattsmouth .... .... 2 0 Wahoo ......... ..... 'I 4 Ralston ............ .... 0 South Souix City .... .... 'l 4 TOTAL .......... . . . 144 HOME OF THE FIGHTING CHIEFTAINS 1958 - 1959 1959 ' 1960 O O a ca Ffa Ffa i i nd nd Co-captains for the 1959 f00flDGll Jim Gebbie and Dave Havel were chosen as the 1958 football season f Xx W I 1- 1 l' co-captains Rf A 4 1 Nl M X ,lf 2 232, season will be Roy Jones and Phil Bartels. is lj P 9+ vc' . -RQ? L' I' fig: I gl, O. A il 1 Sa .91 , K, -43 ag, I fx 4 1 v Q' 5 N. V I I 9 5. I El. 4' i s -',i-1'--1 el ' ffl XA S Paul King, Dave Havel, Pat Manrose, Bill Woordrow, Terry Jack, Woody Dismu ke, Jim McCracken, Gary Thrasher, Dave Scholz, Lenord Kaslon, and Ron Moss. aolzetlvall Playing an eighteen game schedule for the first time in many years, the Fighting Chieftains of Bellevue High completed the i958-59 season with a six win-twelve loss record. Despite having a losing season the team en- ioyed a full season of cheering Pep Clubs, rout- ing student bodies, and close, exciting games. ln the first game of the Ak-Sar-Ben Tourna- ment, held in the Chieftain gym, Bellevue played their arch rival and defending Conference Champ- ions, Plattsmouth. From the sound of the first whistle, Bellevue took the ball and led all the way to a 60-53 victory. lr1l958 Omaha Holy Name defeated the Chiefs by some SO points, but the defending Class A State Champions had a surprise in for them when -347 the host team iBellevuej took the lead four diff- erent times. With 3 minutes and 30 seconds left in the game the Fighting Chieftains held the State Champs, to follow by only two points for a morale building 39-37 loss. Game Captain Bill Woodrow sank a free throw in the last two seconds to put the seal on a 36- 35 win over Fairbury. For his ball-handling and the winning point Bill was named the Star of The Week by the Omaha World Hearld. Pat Manrose's long shots, Terry Jack's cor- ner shots, Bill Woodrow's rebounding, Gary Thras- her's free throws, Woody Dismuke's iumps, and coach Wood's scribbled signals on his blackboard will all bring back memories of the i958-59 bas- ketball season. Bellevue Bellevue Bellevue Bellevue Bellevue Bellevue Bellevue Bellevue Bellevue Dave Havel Guard SCOREBOARD Nebraska Clfy Wahoo Falrbury Ralsicn Tecumseh Blanr Ashland Holy Name Tekamch Gary Thrasher Co-Captain Bellevue Bellevue Bellevue Bellevue Bellevue Bellevue Bellevue Bellevue Bellevue Pat Mun rose Guard Co Caption Dave Scholz SCOREBOARD South Souix Wesfsnde Auburn Plaftsmoufh Falls Cnty Crete Norfolk Plaifsmouth Pawnee Clfy Terry .lock Center Forward - ' Q- SCOREBOARD F. Walker, J. Pearson, E. Harvey, L. Schucknacht, C. Grandgenett. gr. aroity aolzeflsall The Jr. Varsity basketball team played a 14 game schedule. Arch rival Plattsmouth was the only team to fall under in defeat to the Chieftains. Four games were lost by a margin of one, two or three points. Coach Rotella converted a few freshmen because of the small tournout for the Jr. Varsity. reohmen cwlzetlsccll The freshmen basketball team, coached by Mr. Pat Johnson, had a fine season, defeating every team they played at least once. Many of Coach Johnson's ballplayers played on the Jr. Varsity while even one of them played much ofthe season with the Varsity. Omaha schools such as Westside, Bishop Ryan, and Holy Name were defeated by the Fighting Chieftains. ROW ONE: R. Harnish, J, Dula, B. Phelps, W. Dismuke, R. Meyer, B. Meyers, J. Gilbert. ROW TWO: Coach Johnson, T. Sonderson, M. Jewett, K. Wille, V. Ostermiller, B. Mathis, M. Bowen. ROW THREE: E. Harvey, B. Brown, B. Wustrack, P. Carr, T. Foster. l Bellevue 26 Cathedral 31 Bellevue 30 Westside 24 Bellevue 40 Holy Name 26 Bellevue 33 Bishop Ryan 28 Bellevue 41 Cathedral 35 Bellevue 36 Holy Name 15 Bellevue 34 Plattsmouth 38 Bellevue 16 Cathedral 40 Bellevue 46 Plottsmouth 29 Bellevue 28 Fremont 39 Bellevue 30 Boys Town 31 Bellevue 17 Bishop Ryan 35 Bellevue 30 Bishop Ryan 31 Bellevue 20 Boys Town 44 Bellevue 30 Ralston 42 Bellevue 41 Ashland 26 SCOREBOARD Bellevue 23 Nebr. City Bellevue 28 Wahoo Bellevue 25 Tecumseh Bellevue 32 Blair Bellevue 26 Ashland Bellevue 31 Holy Name Bellevue 40 Tekemah Bellevue 32 S. Souix City Bellevue 24 Westside Bellevue 26 Auburn Bellevue 35 Plattsmouth Bellevue 21 Crete TOTALS 343 442 The Chieftains take a time out for in- structions from Coach Wood. Thrasher rebounds. McCracken and Woodrow fight for that basketball. F77 Harrison Bucklew and Ed Harvey team up as Student Managers. Harrison was wrestler's student manager while Ed was student manager for football, basketball and track. Thrasher i321 waits whileMcCracken iumps for the rebound. Thrasher and Woodrow keep their eyes on the ball as it goes through the basket. Freshman Dismuke adds to the score a- gainst Omoha West- side. Manrose seems to be sur prised. Romeo, Thrasher, and Jack warm up. STANDING: S. Watkins, P. Blazo, G. Beckstead, J. Gebbie, K. Fouts, B. Lyon, J. Cole, B. Dula. KNEELING: H, Buclclew, B. Besom, J. Schaller, R. Reynolds, A.EeIls,C. Clatterbuck I. Scovgard, B. Cole, T. Brady. reotling Coach Robert Mancuso's wrestling squad com- pleted the l958-59 season with the best record that Bellevue has ever had: eight wins, two los- ses, and one tie. Mr. Mancuso's team finished first in Belle- vue's own Freshmen-Sophomore Invitational, third in the South High Invitational, and seventh in the North High Invitational along with a seven- th in the State Meet. Gene Becstead was named Outstanding Wrest- ler of the Bellevue Tournament while Gene's teammate Jim Gebbie was named Outstanding Wrestler of the North Tournament. Sophomore Allen Eells captured the 95-pound State Championship. Allen was the only boy in the State Meet who was not defeated by a Nebraska wrestler, completing the Meet. Bellevue made the headlines when it was announced that the State Meet would be held in the Bellevue gym and when Mr. Mancuso's Fresh- men and Sophomores defeated Omaha South in Bellevue's Tournament. This was the first time that South had been beaten in any kind of a meet in the last four years and it was also the first time the State Meet was held outside of Omaha or Lincoln. ,wfvlvii if h J, Steve Watkins Jim Gebbie 165 145 2-3 North High Invitational Champion Fourth in State N.H.I. Outstanding Wrestler X ,y Y SCOREBOARD ' 9 O Bellevu L. 32 Corning Iowa Bellevu 43 Fremont , Bellev L, 27 Grand Island I - 28 Abraham Lincoln -' evue 19 Boys Town -B levue 35 Fremont ellevue 26 Lincoln Southeast X 1 Bellevue 3'l Lincoln Northeast 0 I V Bellevue I4 Boys Town Bellevue 27 Grand Island Bellevue ll Omaha North 6 Q JR. VARSITY SCOREBOARD Bellevue 22 Corning Iowa Bellevue 35 Fremont Bellevue 32 Abraham Lincoln Bellevue I9 Boys Town Bellevue 36 Lincoln Southeast Bellevue 39 Lincoln Northeast Bellevue 14 Boys Town Bellevue 36 Fremont QB X, at Kenny Fouts 154 3-I-2 elleuue gfiglt 'Snuitational ehampiono MI STATE CHAMPION ALLEN EELS ELS Cha p o l Champion a ln :tation lRun e up Sout lgh l vltatlonal Runner up K S ate I ff AL N 95 ounzl State Champion. Bellevue f Hig Invi at'on l C ampion. North High Invitational Run r-u?. Sou h H h Invitational Runner-up. BO BESOM-I -p und-Fourthi the State. fp JR1' L+ J CK SCHALLER-ll2-pound-J 'the State. ellevue High Invitational Runner-up. South High RLEY CLATTERBUCK - l27-pound-South High nvutationa U . ,Bellevue High Invitational Champion. Fourth in State. RON REYNOLDS-120-pound-TI1ird in State. BOB COLE- l38-pound-South High Invitational Runner-up. Bellevue High Invitational Champion. 90- A Henny Penny Corner Kousgcaord s T QW M lrw W Q7 , 1 J I ozos M1 Record Shop on Muslc Studios Bellevue Press Dobbs Bellevue Cleoners C ll BE D132 Ol33 Compluments of T Seven-Up For Food Thot's Good fy The Service Cole H3 West Mlssuon Sf. S k Ch S F cl Stop at The 7 f f For he Best I V QL am A Super Market X A m urge I .04 ' sion my 0 Plzza L I W, My Chicken B Nab ffl X A L 22nd an F ,Tin BE 2426 J W ' ' Al A I .I 4 I 6 L lp v Z o gr u otio st Wishes ' ' l l 6 .I , H - C O cl- CL S d 0 0 22 d d F lcl' B II pci M2561 w W lxwx X 2525 r 3 Q WE f 02 lf. I r -v f -1 Lb r .. .Y X, 4' V I iFEi ff'5 - bfiifgiigx 'AA- Hr Q gli? 1. . '. 2 E , ,, X Q . , 1 , ' '. 9 5 - -- W - , ' ,fi I .1-.-. is ,w,v.Q-Zxsb. Lwfagglwg. v S My M .. 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