Benkelman High School - Tiger Yearbook (Benkelman, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 62 of the 1949 volume:

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PORTANT THIS YEAR, BUT IT SHOULD BE A VERY OUTSTANDING ORGANIZATION IN YEARS TO COME 3 IL J .IY. .5 A ' IT HASANOT BEEN Too IM- s V' I . 'L fn ff' X896 X csfw ANNUAL STAFF EDITOR ROBERTA LITTLEFIELD ASSISTANT EDITOR DARLENE MICEK BUSINESS MANAGERS WARD LINGO NORLIN HAM ADVERTISING WARREN JACKSON LYLE WOLFE BARBARA BARNELL SPONSOR MR F G ANDERSON fc: x 3 ,' I 4 IACUHY L M THOMAS F G ANDERSON SUPERINTENDENT PRINCIPAL MRS CORRAL GLISH MR BROWN MRS MARKS MR MARKS SCIENCE COMMERCIAL SOCIAL STUDIES K I 4 , MR. WITTY MR. SALYARD MR. SHANEYEFELT COACH MUSIC ASSISTANT COACH CLASS OFFICERS LYLE WOLFE ...... .......... NORLIN HAM...........VICE JO ANNE LAUGHLIN.......... ILA JANE OAKLEY.... ...... PRESIDENT PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER 6 Sk lwfix X ' LYLE WDLFE Basketball 3 Football 3,u President A Vice Pres. 3 Track 3,A Class Play L RICHARD ANDERSEN Chorus l, Basketball l,2,3 Football l,2,3 Track 3 Journalism Class Play 3 JO ANNE LAUGHLIN Pep Club 2,3 Chorus l 2, Band l,2,3 2 , Treasurer 3 Secretary Jourralism l,2,3, Class Play 3 BARBARA BARNELL Pep Club Chorus l,2,u G l 2, , Treasurer l Journalism l 2,3, Class Play 3 A NORLIN HAM Chorus 2 Basketball l,2, Football 2 Vice Pres Track 3 Journalism Class Play 3 JACK BALLARD Chorus l,2, Basketball l,2,3 Studert Council Football 2 Vice Pres l Track 3 Journalism Class Play ILA JANE OAKLEY Pep Club Chorus l 2,3 2 Treasurer Journalism l,2 Class Play 3 7 MASS IH 1949 X nv i'1pa Y 'Y 1-Qi nv BARBARA BATES Pep Club 2 3 Chorus l,2,3, Band G 112: 1 Journalism l,2,3, Class Play 3 L ROE GEQDES ootball l,3 3 Blsk tball 3 Chorus u BILL CHAPMAN Chorus ?,4 Basketball l,2,5, Student Council 4 Football l,2,5 President 3 Vice Pres 2 LILIA BLECHA Pep Club 4 Chorls l,2 ,s,4 ILA BLECHA Pep Club 4 horus l,2,5 4 21 3 WARREN JACKSON Chorus l,2 3 Basketball l 2 Football l Stuaert Manager Track 3 Football 2,3 Basketball Class Play MARDELLE DIXON Football 2,3 4 ARLFNE CARPENTER Pep Club Chorus l,2,3 Band l,3, 1 1 Journalism l,2,3, Class Play 3 B Wh1gP Q59 GERALD JONES Basketball 1 Football 1 2 3,u Bard 1 2,3, Journallsm 3 Class Play 3 WARD LINGO Football 5 Student C uncil President l Journalism 4 Band 2 Track 4 Class Play 5 SALLY CLINE Peo Club Chorus 3 I-J 3 INA mf. G P p Club 3 Secretary 3 Journallsm 1 LESLIE KIRKMAN Football 4 Class Play 4 RALPH MADDOX Chorus Football 1,2,3, DONNA FERGUSON 13 5 Pep Club ANNA FELL KENTOPP Pep Cluo Chorus 1 2,3 Band 2,3 1,2 Journalism 1,2,3 Class Play 3 9 M D ! LL . A , M A ,M ,4 C 4 ,4 M ,L J W G. 2 3 9 su, Chorus l,2,3,4 J. W. 9. 1,2,3,h ' l' sgsgnu M L+ G. 2 3 M ' LP ,LL ,LL 7 J. W. G. ,3,Ll 49 lil! dll? JIM PURSLEY Basketball 2,5,4 CHLORENE MASTEN Pep Club 4 Chorus 4 GFRALDINE LITTLE Pep Club 5,4 Chorus 4 W G 1,2, , Treasurer 2 Class Play 4 DARLENE MICEK Pep Club 2 3 Chorus 1,2 3 Journalism 1,2 3 13 9 Class Play 3 BILL SCHEEL Basketball 2,3, Football 2,3 Track 3 JEAN MARIE SPAULDING Pep Club 2,3 Chorus 1,2 3 1,2 Journalism 1 2,3 Class Play 3 M ROBERTA LITTLBFIELD Pep Club 2,3, Chorus 1 2,3 Band . . 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' CLASS HISTORY AS WE THE SENIORS OF 'RQ THUMB THROUGH OUR BOOK OF MEMORIES WE FIND ONE D MARKED SPECIAL AS VE LOOK CLOSER WE SEE THAT IT IS THE DAY WHEN WE FIRST ENTLRED B I S AS GREEN 'FRESHIES' THINKING BACK ON THIS DAY, WE VAGUELY REMLN ER BEING JUST A LITTLE SCARED BUT VERY PROUD TOO HOWEVER, WE SOON DID AWAY WITH THAT SCARED FEELING AND IT WASN'T LONG UNTIL THE UPPER CLASSMEN WERE SAYING THAT THE FRESHMEN REALLY TOOK OVER JUST TO GIVE YOU AN IDEA OF WHAT OUR CLASS RUST HAVE BEEN, HERE ARE THE MEMBERS WE STARTED VITH RICHARD ANDERSEN, FRANK BALDERSON, JACK ALLARD, BARBARA BARNELL, BARBARA BATES, ILA LECHA, LILA BLECHA, VIOLET BROJN, ARLENE CARPENTER, BILL CHAPMAN, ZETTA LU HAINING, WARREN JACKSON, ANNABELL KENTOPP, LESLIE KIRKNAN, JOANNE LAUGHLIN, WARD LINGO RALPH MADDOX, DARLENE NICEK BERNICE REIMAN, DOROTHY SIDELL, JEAN SPAULDING, LORA STROUP, GERTRUDE WALT, LEROY OSBORNE, MERLE OSBORNE, SALLY CLINE, CHRISTIE DORTON, HAROLD DEAN, MARDELLE DIXON DONA LU FERGUSON, INA MAE GEE, NORLIN HAM, ROBERTA LITTLEFIELD ILA JANE OAKLEY, JIM PURSLEY, DARREL ROUSSELLE, GERALD JONES JUNIOR JUSSELL, BILL SCHEEL, ALVIN LAPBERT, NORMAN STEVENS, VERA TETRICK, JOYCE TODD, DONALD WHITMORE, LELA WILLIAMS, AND GERALDINE LITTLE AT THE END OF THAT YEAR, LUCK WAS WITH US AND THE COMING YEAR FOUND US AS SOPHOMORES AS SOPHOMORES WE WERE CONFRONTED WITH SOME BIG PROBLEMS TWO OF THEN BEING BIOLOGY AND GDOMENTRY DURING OUR SOPHOMORE YEAR WE FOUND OUR CLASS GROWING SMALLER AS WE LOST VERA TETRICK, HAROLD DEAN CHRISTIE DORTON, LEROY OSBORNE, BERNICE REIMAN, DOROTHY SIDELL, ALVIN LAMBERT AND DONALD WHITMORE, WE DID GAIN A FEW HOWEVER, THESE BEING MILDRED ERDMAND, DOROTHY GUNTHER, AND LYLE WOLFE AS FATHER TIME NARCHED ON, WE BECAME JUNIORS THIS YEAR AGAIN WE LOST A F W, THIS TIME THEY ERE VIOLET BROWN, DOROTTY GUNTHER, MERLE OSBORNE, NORMAN STEVENS, AND MILDRED ERDMAN AND AGAIN WE GAINED AS CTLORENE MASTEN AND LEROY GERDES WERE ADDED TO THE CLASS OUR JUNIOR YEAR vAS A VERY IMPORTANT ADMIRED UNTIL NE FOUND OURSELVES LOST IN THE HUBBUB OF THE PRODUCTION OF OUR JUNIOR PLAY A DATE WITH JUDYH, IT PROVED TO BE A BIG SUCCESS AFTER THIS QUIETED, WE AGAIN FOUND OURSELVES BUSY, THIS TILE PLANNING FOR THB JUNIOR SENIOR BANQUET WE USED THE STORK CLUB AS OUR TPEME, APD IT TOO PROVED TO BE A SUCCESS OUR JUNIOR YEAR LNDED WITH THE CLASS GOING ON A PICNIC EVERYONE RETURNED HOME SUNBURNED BUT HAPPY TO START THE CUSTOMARY THREE MONTHS VACA EQON AND WAIT FOR THE FOLLOWING SEPTERBER WHEN JL WOULD RETURN TO B H S AS NIORS SEPTEMBER FINALLY CAME AND WITH IT THE OPENING OF SCHOOL THIS YEAR WAS A VERY ADVENTUROUS YEAR FOR THE SENIORS ONE OF THE MAIN ATTRACTIONS OF THE YEAR WAS THE TAKING OF THE SENIOR PICTURES THIS YEAR COACH WITTY WAS ELECTED TO THE TERRIBLE FATE OF BEING SENIOR SPONSOR EVERYTHING WAS QUIET FOR THE SENIORS UNTIL SHORTLY AFTER CHRISTMAS, AT THIS TIME THINGS REALLY STARTED TO BUZZ BEFORE WE KNEW WHAT JAS HAPPENING WE WERE INTERVIEWED BY SALESMEN AND OUR ANNOUNCEMENTS ERE ORDERED A COUPLE OF CLASS PARTIES WERE PLANNED, BUT NONE OF THEB WERE EVER PUT ON SO WE DECIDED TO SAVE OUR NONEY FOR OUR SNEAK DAY' NEXT CAME THE QUESTION OF OUR CAPS AND GOWNS, WHICH WAS SOON SETTLED AS MR THOMAS SHOWED UP ONE DAY WITH A YARD STICK NOW DON'T GET IDEAS IT WAS TO WEASURE US FOR OUR CAPS AND GOWNS ONE OF THE MOST ENJOYABLE LUXURIES OF THE YEAR AS TO GO TO THE JUNIOR SENIOR PROM AND NOT HAVING TO WORK ON IT THE LAST FEI WEEKS BEFORE THE SENIORS ERE TO GRADUATE INTO THIS WIDE WON DERFUL WORLD, THEY JLRE VERY BUSY, FIRST IT AS THE SENIOR PLAY AND THEN CAME THE WORK AND SWEAT THAT GOES WIT? COMMENCEM NT WEEK ALTHOUGH WE ARE ALL GLAD TO BE THROUGH HIGH SCHOOL, DEEP IN OUR HEARTS WE REGRET HAVING TO SAY GOOD BYE TO B H S I3 I . 1 Q AY 'fr Y Y-XII T H3 il V , v A , Y 3 . Q I 3 , . YEAR IN OUR LIVES. FIRST, WE RECEIVED OUR CLASS RINGS WHICH WE CONSTANTLY N M ',v U . U in -1 - A W 4 - . T . IN THE: LAST WILL THE CLASS OF 19Lp9 WE, THE CLASS OF 1949, BEING ABOUT TO PASS OUT OF THIS SPHERE OF EDUCATION, IN FULL POSSESSION OF A CRAMMED MIND WELL TRAINED MEMORY, AND ALMOST SUPER HUMAN UNDERSTANDING, DO MAKE AND PUBLISH THIS OUR IAST WILL, HEREBY REVOKING AND LAKING VOID ALL FORMER WILLS OR PROMISES BY US AT ANY TIME HERETOFORE MADE OR MAYHAP, CARELESSLY SPOKEN ONE TO THE OTHER AS THE THOUGHTLESS WISH OF AN IDLE HOUR TO THE JUNIORS WE LEAVE OUR HONORED NAME HSENIORSH TO THE SOPHOMORES OUR ATHLETIC ABILITY TO THE FRESHMEN WE WILL THE SUMMER SUNSHINE SO THAT WHEN THEY ARE SOPHO MORES THEY WON'T BE SO GREEN TO THE FACULTY NE LEAVE OUR CO OPERATIVE SPIRIT IN ALL SCHOOL ACTIVITIES RICHARD ANDERSEN WILLS HIS ABILITY TO SLEEP IN CLASS TO JANICE NELSON BARBARA BATES WILLS HER SODA JERK POSITION TO DARRYL ROUSSELLE BARBARA BARNELL WILLS HER QUICK TEMPER TO ELERY HUNT JACK BALLARD WILLS HIS BASKETBALL ABILITY TO ROBERT CAMPBELL ILA BLECHA WILLS HER BEING A TWIN TO ANNA JEAN WARREN LILA BLECHA WILLS HER FRIENDLINESS TO SHERIDAN MAGNANI ARLENE CARPENTER WILLS HER ABILITY TO BE A WAITRESS TO DWIGHT PURSLEY PHYLLIS CLINE WILLS HER DIAMOND RING TO DARLENE GOODSON INA MAE GEE WILLS HER RED HAIR TO GRANT MINTON ANNA BELL KENTOPP WILLS HER STRATTON FRIENDS TO SHIRLEY CARPENTER JO ANNE LAUGHLIN WILLS HER MUSIC ABILITY TO JERRY JACKSON GERALDINE LITTLE WILLS HER CHEER LEADING ABILITY TO LELA WILLIAMS ROBFRTA LITTLEFIELD WILLS HER BUTCHERING ABILITY AND KNOWLEDGE OF THE ALMANAC TO WAYNE STROUP CHLORENE MASTEN WILLS HER SOUTHERN DRAWL TO REIKE GERDES ILA JANE OAKLEY WILLS H R CONTINOUS TALKING TO ADELE BARENBERG JOYCE TODD WILLS HER CREATIVE ARTS AS CROWNS AND SUCV TO THOIAS DWARDS JEANNIE SPAULDING WILLS HER SWEATERS TO DONNA BEHLKE MARDELLE DIXON WILLS HIS NEW CARS TO STEPHENY JONES LE ROY GERDES WILLS HIS HEIGHT TO BITHA REIMAN NORLIN HAM WILLS HIS GOOD GRADES TO JIM ELLIOT WARREN JACKSON WILLS HIS WAY WITH WOMEN TO DEAN PURSLEY GERALD JONES WILLS HIS SINGING ABILITY TO JOAN ROSSNILLER LESLIE KIRKMAN WILLS HIS BIG BUICK TO RICHARD BORCHERT WARD LINGO WILLS HIS GIFT OF GAB TO AARLIN PHIFER RALPH MADDOX WILLS HIS DANCING ABILITY TO DARRYL IRISH JIM PURSLEY WILLS HIS MECHANICAL ABILITY TO MARY JO WILSON BILL SCHEEL WILLS HIS IMPUDENCE TO ILA RICKARD LYLE WOLFE WILLS HIS INTELLIGENCE TO KEITH ELLIS BILL CHAPMAN WILLS HIS ATTENDENCE IN SCHOOL TO GENE ROSENFELT WE, THE CLASS OF IQHQ HAVE TO THIS OUR WILL WRITTEN ON ONE SHEET OF PARCH MENT, SET OUR HANDS AND SEALS THIS SIXTEENTH DAY OF MAY, ONE THOUSAND NINE HUNDRED AND FORTY NINE il OF , .., - , , I , 'rw DARLENE MICEK WILLS HER SWEET DISPOSITION TO ELDON ZINN.. AL IT '. I . 0 , -n PROPHECY GOOD EVENING FOLKS THIS IS WALTER WINCHELL, ALIES WARD LINGO, BRINGING YOU THE NEWS OF THE WORLD AFTER A RUDE INTERRUPTION OF TEN YEARS BEFORE I PROCEED LET NE SAY ONE THING EACH AND EVERY INDIVIDUAL I MEN TION ON THIS BROADCAST TONIGHT I'M VERY WELL ACQUAINTED NITH NEWS HAS JUST REACHED US FROM ACROSS THE SEA WHERE SOFT MUSIC PLAYS AND PALM TREES SWAY, NONE OTHER PLACE THAN HAWAII, WHERE NE FIND MISS ILA JANE OAKLEY LEARNING THE HULA HULA DON'T YOU THINK SHE DOES QUITE WELL AFTER YEARS OF PRACTICES SAY SOMETHING ILA IGLUG GLUG7 BACK IN THE STATES NOW WE ARE SOON GOING TO HEAR OF THE NEW EXPERIMENT PER FORMED BY DR EINSTEIN LYLE R WOLFE CAN YOU TELL US LYLE OR IS IT A SE CRET9 CSORRY, ITS A MILITARY SECRETJ IT HAS BEEN SAID THAT THE ARRIVAL OF SIX NEW BABY RABBITS TO THE WILSON AND WILSON CGEED RABBIT FARM IN RABBITVILLE, TENNESSEE HAVE BEEN EXPECTED FOR A IONG TIME, AND HERE I THOUGHT HE WAS A FARMER TELL ME INA MAE HOW IS TH RABBIT WORK? KOH, IT'S A SOFT JOB ALRIGHTJ BACK AND FORTH ACROSS THE NATION GOES THAT FAMOUS NAME JACK BALLARD IF YOUR'RE NONDERING WHY, WELL JACK IS NOW THE COACH OF THE OLD MENS BASKETBALL TEAM IN LOVELAND COLD HOW ABOUT A WORD JACK? COHJ GIVE M STRENGTH, I HAVE RECEIVED NEWS FROM EGYPT THAT IT WON'T BE LONG UNTIL BARBARA BARNELL SHALL BE COMING HOME TO END HER CAREER AS AN ART DESIGNER IN THE EGYPTIAN TOMBS WHAT MADE YOU CHANGE YOUR MIND BARBARA? CI WANT MY MUMMYJ ONLY ONE PERSON THAT BRINGS SORROW, FOR NOW DICK ANDERSEN, ORIGINALLY FROM BENKELMAN WILL HAVE TO GO FURTHER UP THE MOUNTAINS TO BE ABLE TO SKI YOU MUST BE USED TO THE COLD BY NOW! HUH DICK? KOH ITS REALLY NOT SO BAD, NOT AS BAD AS IT IS IN BENKELMANJ FLASH! FLASH! GOES THE NEWS ACROSS THE NATION THAT NORLIN HAM AND HIS SEC TION CREW GANG WILL SOON BE THROUGH LAYING THE FIRST PLASTIC RAILROAD TO BE LAYED IN THE WORLD COULD WE HAVE A WORD FROM YOUR PARTNER NORLIN? WELL BLESS MY SOUL, IF IT ISN'T JIM PURSLEY ISN'T THIS KIND OF WORK HARD ON YOU? KOH I DON'T WORK, I JUST GO ALONG TO KEEP THEM COMPANYD I HAVE HEARD THAT MAMSELLE DARLENE MARIE MICEK WILL APPEAR IN MCCOOK FROM PARIS REAL SOON SO YOU BENKELMAN PEOPLE BE SURE TO MAKE ARRANGEMENTS TO SEE HER SHE WILL DESIGN THE LATEST FASHION OF PARIS GOWNS HOW ARE YOU DARLENE? fWEE WEE MARIE, FOLLOWING IN THE FOOTSTEPS OF HIS FATHER, STONEWALL JACKSON, WARREN HAS A 5 AND IO DOLLAR VARIETY STORE IN THE BIG CITY OF WHAT NOT ON THE GREAT DIVIDE WHY IS YOURS DOLLARS AND NOT CENTS LIKE YOUR FATHERS9 CI BELIEVE IN MAKING MONEY AFTER TEN LONG YEARS, I FIND MISS JO ANNE LAUGHLIN STILL ATTENDING A SCHOOL OF MUSIC NEAR WATAGO, FLORIDA HOW GOES IT JO ANNE CI STILL HAVE HOPES OF BECOMING ANOTHER GREAT MOZART OF THE TWENTIETH CENTURYD IT SEEMS I HAVE TO LOOK UP TO LESLIE KIRKMAN, ONE OF MY OLD CLASSMATES WHO OWNS THE TALLEST AND BEST ELEVATOR IN THE WEST HOW'S BUSINESS LESLIE9 fI'M SITTING ON TOP OF THE WORLD? WE INTERRUPT THIS BROADCAST TO BRING A SPECIAL BULLETIN CONCERNING A MISHAP TO THE FORMER MISS SALLY CLINE SEEMS SHE AND HER HUSBAND LOST A GREAT NUM BER OF CHICKENS IN THE TRAGIC FLOOD OF FIFTY NINE SALLYS ONLY REPLY IS IIF YOU DON'T SUCCEED AT FIRST TRY TRY AGAIN, THIS IS THE BIGGEST SURPRIZE ON MY BROADCAST YET! A RECENT VISIT TO THE BILL SCHEEL JR LUMBER COMPANY IN SAN JUAN ARKANSAS, FIND BILL AND HIS FORE MAN,LE ROY GERDES, VERY BUSY MEASURING AND CUTTING TWO BY FOURS HOW IS LIFE TREATING YOU BOYS? CKNOTTY BUT NICEJ HOW ABOUT YOU LE ROY? CAHJ I GUESS IT'S O K , GOOD PROFIT ANYWAYI I5 J . ,- , I u 1 V ' J WINTER IS JUST ABOUT OVER fWE HOPEJ AND THAT MEANS NO MORE SNOW. BUT TO , A . , .- READING THE SOCIETY COLUMN OF THE STRATTON GAZETTE, WE FIND THAT MRS ART CRAW, FORIER ANNA BELL KENTOPP IAS BEEN LISTED AMONG THOSE IN 4VHO'S WHOJ IN THE NEBRASKA BLUE BOOK HOW DOES IT FEEL TO BE IN THE UPPER CLASS ANNIE? CSIGH1 OH IT'S GREAT TO BE ALIVE, AFTER WAITING A YEAR FOR SON TO GET OUT OF SCHOOL, GERALDINE AND SON HAVE BEEN PARRIED NINE WONDERFUL YEARS THEY ARE NOW RUNNING A BIG RANCH NORTH OF PARKS SAY GERALDING HOW'S EVERYTHING? CANYT YOU SAY SOMETHING? KYEH, LIFE GETS TEDIOUSJ AFTER DECIDING TO BECOTE A CIVIL SERVICE EMPLOYEE IN IQHQ, GERALD JONES FOUND A GREATER INTEREST IN F B I WORK IT LOOKS TO ME AS IF HE WAS STILL LOOKING FOR JANICE PHELPS ARE fOU G RALD99 CYEP, I1I RICHT ON HER TRAIL7 THIS BULLETIN IS FROM ENGL SIDE, HASTINGS NEBR IT INFORMS US THAT OUR FORMER CLASSMATE, ARLENE CARPENTER, IS IMPROVING SOVE AFTER TIE POST MODERN TREATBENT EOR NINE YEARS DOCTOR, IS HER CONDITION IMPROVED ENOUGH TO SAY A FEW WORDS TO THE AUDIENCE cI'W NOT CRAZY, PEOPLE JUST TIINK I ALJ WE NOW BRING YOU TWO CHARACTERS RIGHT FROW A RECOGNIEED BFGAZINE ILA AND LILA BLECHA THE TONI TWINS CAN YOU IDENTIFY THE TWIN WITH THE TONI? WE'LL LET TPE TWINS SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES SEEMS ALL THEY WANT TO DO IS ARGUE ABOUT IT SO WE COME TO TPE CONCLUSION THAT BOTH HAVE A TONI DO YOU HAVE IT SETTLED NOV GIRLS9 WHICH ONE OF YOU HAVE THE TONI9 CTONII THESE ARE FIFTEEN DOLLAR NACIINE PERMANENTS AID WERE ARGUING WHICH ONE WILL PAY THE BILLW ATTENTION PLEASE: WE JUST GOT JORD THAT RALPH AND JOYCE ARE NOW ELPLOYED WITT TJE BARNUM AND BAILEY CIRCUS THEY ARE STARRED IN THE ACROBAT ACT SAY KIDS WHAT CAN YOU DO FOR USP QWE CAN'T DUT ON A SHOW BECAUSE THE ONLY SWING VE FIVE ITV US EELONGS TO JOYCED FROM RUMORS WE HEAR THAT ROBERTA LITTLEFIELD HAS GONE UP IN BUSINESS FROM ING COTPANY HAVE YOU ANYTHING TO SAY ROBERTA? KMEATS OF ALL KINDS AND I MEA Or ALL KIIDSD BILL CHAPIAN IS NOV COACI OF THE TOOTHLESS FOOTBALL SQUAD OF SKUNK FOLLER, MEXICO HAVE YOU AVYTIING TO SAY ILL? fI'N GETTING TIG TY TIRED OF JUICESD SAY NE JUST HEARD THAT JEANNIE SPAULDING IS TEACHING LI E SAVING AT EOY'S TOWN, NEBRASKA SOME ONE TOLD ME SHE LOVED HER NORK HAVE YOU ANYTHING TO SAY JEAN9 CI LOVE TY HUS AND, UT OI THESE BOYSJ CHANCES ARE IF YOU HEAR SOMEONE WITH A SOUTHERN ACCENT, fOU'LL LOOK AROUND TO SEE MISS CHLORENE MASTEN, BETT R KNOWN AS THE SOUTIERN BELLE SHE IS STARRING IN THE LATE PRODUCTION OF HA SOUTHERN BELLEH HAVEN'T YOU SOMETHING TO SAY CHLORENE9 fI'M FEELING BIGHTY LOWJ AND ONE OF OUR CLASS MATES THAT HAS MADE THE MOST OF HER EDUCATION IS BAR BARA BATES WELL fE'LL JUST LET YOU SEE FOR YOURSELF CBARBARA COMES IN WITH FIVE OR SIX KIDS, SINGING HOW YA GONNA KEEP THEI DOWN OI THE FARMQHP Ykaqmmq M MMYAAIHIW WH AJHKWTWMH Gajiigfwf M J If 'ffww WMAQDQQHAQ ,4vw,AMQ,g4uJMWw-iLSlfM'VgW-Qfwqgwfkmu ff' II I , I. L' L J . 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D V4 .V 'A 1 f - X X13 'H Q 1 MASS PIHSIIII IS fl 20 NAME JIM BIBER AMBITION CATTLE RAISING PROBABLE END TRUCK DRIVER GREATEST FAULT G I HAIR CUTS NAME ROGER PARKER AMBITION BUSINESS PROBABLE END FARMER GREATEST FAULT RUN A WAY TRUCKS I, .fu ll ,F UIIISIANIIING Sllllll IS THE FOLLOWING STUDENTS WERE CHOSEN BY MEMBERS OF THE BENKELMATJ HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY. CLA Q T7 21 'EFX X1 L S , , E X f N .L I - 0 - R R - S gp? ' 'Wfggg T ?'7'TUA ffTTI.EIFIET,D J L U : N . x O R S j 'IXUYT' STAJTF S L., O V . P W , X H L O ' M O R , E 'Ll 'Q S 'wit LE i F ma 9 Tw? . R , E . S , A H T 5 ' .' M A . E V N N X I L A mi12i,1f,mv V wf-fr V5 MT ,LN rhiw ACHVIIIIS may? Q Cf Q, fx, QW C9290 Q 9 Q Q 09 wWWWW kl- ,, 6506? sv O , I sig. O gf Q1 yn QSXLQQ' Q, 'K5x,N5Z'3ix, O A Q' if QP 9 Q. r'5S, 5 ewwvysgbbq .gs ,gag 16, , Q2 N2 Qs X QP Q QSSPQEQ5 gn db 6 2. s .Qi-3 Q. ew is Q QPQS s JH' First Row: Second Row: Third Row: W. Jackson, G. Minton, D. Lawson, R. Borchert, R. Todd, E. Mundt, M. Barker, B. Scheel, K. Woods, J. Jackson, M. Phifer, A. Lingo. M. Dixon, B. Scheel, J. Pursley, W. Stroup, C. Stroup, W. LlHgO, B- LiUgO, B. Dean, D. Pursley, J. Bock, L. Wolfe, D. Jones, L. Kirkman Supt. Thomas, J. Elliott, R. Maddox, D. Irish, E. Knight, J. Ballard, L. Gerdes, G. Rosenfelt, N. Ham, R. Andersen, G. Jones, B. Powell, Coach Witt . Y 23 1-:U 1 1 1 ..- f'- 1 'Hur .L LY! rx lf' -- ,,,v A-.M .- , , vb . 153 in 9 net! w , I J 24 V: ' , X HlllIBAll Jgvgg LQQD IMA EAL ULE JEAN SPXULDITG El D T W QUEEN AT IDMM r- COLTM M7 K G- WILL C P1 ATLE D U TS B TUB P91 nATLS Grfi XLDI LI TLE F LL JEAN SPAULPING BILL SC 25 T m T -51 V1 vw rv- ' 'I LT NET 'I E I 1 X um : 1' - , i Q J L ' IU -1, ' FA i1e,N QUE317-JEL SPAULDIITG M 92 'fr Q .ncaa ARD ' ' ' 2111413 3 W '1i'zVg Qg JIT ELLIOTT GENE ROSEIEELT IVIL PUBSLEV BASKHI3All JfC? BfLLfdD C C f II FRONT ROW JIM ELLIOTT, GENE ROSENFELT, BILL CHAPMAN, IVIL PUBSLEY, JACK BALLfRD BA K E V ITTV, JACK PURSLEV, BILL SCHEEL, DICK ANDEBSEN, DEAN PURSLEY, HPPOLD STROUP, MR SPAUEYEELT COACH MR JITTY ADSISTANT NR SHANEVFELT STUDENT IANAGER WARUET JACKSON B1LL C LPMAN CO C PTAIU 26 I 5 A' :V -3.1 - in 3 at E ,LL I Q 2 'i I f- A I In AU O- ABTA I n A Y V fy r A l ' 1 . 1 . ' 1 f- A .Q X A I I ' , . X C , O J: RUR. V7 F- Aa I -. . : L' . in Q Y L k I 1 ,N Y O ' : w . I D 5 fx -3 I I I Yi Y - ALI A ix' U m , k jg -if-fl E Q. 'wi ,Xp 'X Cp Q5 '91 Q9 0 QQ W 4+ V QN Q, xc, Q HUIRMI RICHARD ANDERSEN JACK BALLARD LYLE WOLFE FRONT ROW: A. KERTOPP, D. MTCEK, P. SCOTT, A. WARREN J. SPAULDIFG, D. LITTLE. v MIDDLE ROW: D. ZIEKE, C. MASTEY, I. GEL, J. TOTE, M. SCOTT, D. LAUGVLIV, J. MODOWELLJ W1 qr BACK HOU: P. LESTER, J. LEUGVLIU, S3MCfYPH'T?f4 Pg LEECV, R, EARvELL, A, CAHPEVTER, V. HRDLH, P- KL3lLHH CHEERLEADERS: TLA OAKLEY CLR LDITE LITTLE SPONSOR: MRS. 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DONALD JONES, ROBERT 'ILLIANS, JACK PALLARD, JIT BIBER JACKSON DIRECTOR MR RALPH S LY RD THE MIXED CHORUS HAS BEEN A VERY ACTIVE CROUP IN SCHOOL C'IVITIES THE PAST YEAR TH Y ENTERED THE FIFTH DISTRICT 1USIC CONTEST AT HOLDREGE AND RECEIVED A RATING OF I, CSUPERIORP THE NUTBER CHOSEI THIS YEAR IAS GRIEVE NOT O VY SOULH 31 RICHARDQNDERSEN, RALPH MADDOX, fiERALD'JoNES, JACK -PURSLEY, 5'.fARREfI A T L A . , I I, , A . Xl 5. L v X - .fi FRONT DOJ P IAYQNVILLL, J JUJCIENEE, HE JRICKSOT, W JDE SE SPE L TUC IT, P SCO T 2 TE , D SE, S CNPPE E D DE ESTE , OC, FRE ZEN, J L UCJL MIDDLE EON CUC , LAUCJLT1, BAMNELL, CARPET EP, J LCN VCE, KENTOP1, J ELNGL, C EISS, V EAUEN, J JONES, D JOJES, E EOEC ET, NAUTEJTT M IOPLVOUSE, J DOST R BACK fO RATDOLPH, N RALDOLPP, T MORRIS, J EOSSITLDEE, C PUWDY DRUM DTJOT T E PETE DTTES DTE CTOQ T LPN S LTKRD 32 THE BLMKELMFN ITCJ SCHOOL EATD ETTDRED TVE ETL T DISTRICT CO1 TEST D RECEIVED A E TTNC OF II CEXCELLEI TD TEE COT TEST RU? BER CIOSEI TPIS fEAR DS HTRANSCEN DENCEH 1' . , V, a T r '-7 T TW 7 TL - . , -T T , , Q. 1.1 - P. 1 ETX Af lo AI' Ei WIT, L, TRIS, K. Ll LL I . T-, B. XTTWS If. L OCTE- HOU T ' T Wm U T 'vu J 7? V 0 A A -L A-3 o -- Q 1 - B. 71' . A ff III. J D'- J- D ' D ' I J 0 D O - I 'J A. 177K . 'IKM T. f -1 11 X- -1 .N I TT , 1 J , , 1.1. WILSON fl. EXLNTOPP P. LITTLEFIELD G, 9 s . iT . D D51 G. T F'Jfg , ,I ,FQ . -QS . H F: A. nf . T T . X - -1 f O '- 0 4 C . ff JZLTTE: A T., J A f ' I 2 IR. lull T A TH- S 1- H 3 T , ' ' VXXX . A , - 'f - yy 11 11 N vjlfprj rw T- , . T T , , L ,V 7-S A v 4 . an , HJ. 'C TT , V' ' 4: 5. E Q Ar L A 'ITL J , '- O IIPHIHIA MARGARET OUGH THE OPERETTA PRESENTED TRIS YEAR BY THE BENKELNAN HIGH SCFOOL, WAS ENTITLED HTHE SUNBONIET GIRLH SOLOISTS PARTICIPATING IN TIE EIIII DISTRICT NUSIC CODTEST WERE PIAQO RORLRT LIITLEEIELD I VOICE VOICE- VOICE JO ANIE LAUGHLIN SHIRLEY CARPENTER JIN BIBER III CLARINET PAT IAR'NVILLE- III BARITONE-JUD BOCK III TUBA GERALD JONES RATINGS I, SUPERIOR II, EXCELLENT III, GOOD 33 ROBERTA LITTLEEIELD K i A A 'Y' , Y L I .4 1 0 Q P VOIOE ---- MARGARET OUGH ------- --I ---- I -----II ...... A ........11 -..--.. -----4---II 4 I MAR00 SMH M-, ' ' FRONT ROJ MARKS, ILA OAKLE , NORLIN HAM PICrARD NDERSEN, JACK BALLARD, GERALD JONES, 'ARD LIIGO, PECCP SCOTT MIDDLE ROJ SHIRLEY ARTZ, JACKIE SPAULDING, CLAIRE PURD , PIT TARATVILLE, BETH SLAGG, JO ANNE LAUGILIN, BARB RA BATES, JEAN SPAULDING, DARLENE NICEK, THELMA KENTOPP, JOAN ROSSIILLEP, ROBERT LITTLEEIELD BACK ROW BETTYE ERENZEN, APG RET OUGH, JOYCE TODD, ARLENE CARPENIER, BARBARA BARNELL, DONNA BELLKE, DETTI MORRIS, NAPY SCOTT, SIIRLEX CARPEITER, DOYNA LAUGPLIN, ANNA BELL KENTOPP, BONNIE BEHLKE EDITOR IN CPIEE WARD LINGO ASSISTANT LDITOR MARGARET OUGH MAKE UP ROBERTA LITTLEEIELD HEADLINES JOAN ROSSMILLER SPORTS EDITOR JACK BALLARD ASSISTANT SPORTS NORLIN HAM GOSSIP EDITORS SENIORS JEAN SPAULDING JUNIORS DONNA BEPLKE SOPHOMORE- BONNIE BEHLKE FRESHMAN JACKIE SPAULDILG NEVS REPORTERS SENIOR CL SS DARLLNE TIC V BFRB B TES JUNIOR CL.SS BETTVP FR ZEN SOPHOIORE CLASS MAP SCOT FRESHMAN CLASS BETH SLAGG PEGGY SCO T ART EDITORS SENIOR JOfCE IODD JUNIOR BETTYE EREIZEN SOPHOMORE- FRESHMAN GRADE SCHOOL REPORTERS DONNA LAUGHLIN THELMA KENTOPP SHIRLEY CARPENTER SHIRLEY ARTZ EXCHANGE- ILA OA LEY AN A BELL KENTOPP MACHINE OPERATORS TYPISTS RICPARD ANDERSEN BERNICE REIMAN PAT IARANVILIE DETIA MORRIS CLAIRE PURDY SENIOR TYPING CLASS sfvk WARD LINGO EDITOR 1' M -117 YY A Y Y Y A M 2 LTRS. 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WENTWORTH--JOAN ROSSMILLER BARBARA CORY ----- BETTYE ERENZEN ALMA CORY ---------- DONNA BEHLKE CLOYD PARKER ------- JACK PURSLEY DICK LAWRENCE- JIM ELLIOTT ENERGINE VASHII GFON NARY WILSON RASNUS ASHII G ON DARRYLE IRISH LETTY FLXNDERS CORRII E RAKES OSCAR JENSEN GENE ROSENEELT SPONSOR NR BR OWN WZ? SY UPSIB HMYSTER f I IDNIGRTH THE SETTING IS II TILE LIVING ROO1 OE T .L OLD IETT TORT? IOUSE WHEN I RUE AfAf GIRL, HER LOVER AND HER TOTVER COTE FACE TO FACE VITR STRANGE AND IIYSTIC DEALINGS ANYTRING COULD FAPPEN AND DID DEAN BROWN NORLIN HAM GARY BLAINE- LYLE WOLFE DAL THOMAS GERALD JONES CHUCK RHOADES WARD LINGO HERB GRANT WARREN JACKSON GLORIA MANSON BARBARA BATES UNA SCANLON JO ANNE LAUGHLIN MARGIE THORNHILL- ILA OAKLEY EMILY JAYNE- JEAN SPAULDING MISS HOWARD- BARBARA BARNELL BETH HANSON GEPALDINE LITTLE Q ROLAND GRAVES LESLIE KIRKMAN I I CHARLES BRADLEY BROWN JACK BALLARD TEE STRANGER DICK ANDERSEN SPONSOR MR THOMAS 1 Y SYNOPSIS HTHEV GAVE HIM A CO-EDU THE SET IS THAT OF A LOUNGE ROOM IN A COLLEGE ASSEMBLY BUILDING. A COUNTRY BOY BY THE NAME OE DEAN BROWN, IS MISTAKINGLY TROUGET TO BE TEE NEW DEAN OF THE COLLEGE. THE PERIOD BETWEEN HIS ARRIVAL AND THAT OF THE REAL DEAN IS ONE OF MANY EARROWING EXPERIENCES. 36 I ------ 5 A,O 11111 XI aff' 1 ---I- -If - A AQ gf ' 3 A A Sig' IONE BABSON----DARLENE MICEK A Agn 1 - iii if 1 ggi I . ua ia is P WWW J 3- 1 7 ff-f ,f wv'W' WB G X Q19 IOFT Y HURRY UP FIRLS1 f GIRLVS L GOUT 18 QEHB5 mXXG gs PSYQX' nfga YP Q9 QB if Oo 64058 38 v' Q5 QQ 9 3-'M SW: Wipe w Q99 2? L LD KIDS 'P 'P ,S X T LO OKINI OIAf f? G QSO 9 ll JWPQQSOJQS LSA Sw we vp Q5 Q QQ, X on 'X Q Q 4: XY G QQ ,fb BIG S 'X' NOT 39 9 VX wk O CQVSQ5 x QQYAQ 42 25 Q Q9 Q5 Q32 X C 5 Qi Q 6450 Q32 5 A Q9 Q5 Ox,-QQ, 5 . Q1 pug? ww Six 2 cj OQQ, 40 A 3 If , I i . X ' :e.'f'i,.4 Y 1 xnxx i sb n N-A 5 3 :E 5 ' ' f 5' X 'Y V 1 A' f Z . gi ff 5 si? J I .0'gL A my, XXX' 9' 52 xx Ep 3 ' 1 ..' 'wx Q xx '. x'-Q Q xy I M EL, K . -1, ? gk X35 -XA QQ -5 0 '-Q, '. YS Q93 X Q' ,Magna- LEFT TO RIGHT OH! THOSE FRESHMEN SQUARE DANCING PROM CONSTABULE ROSIE AND PEGGY TRIPLETS9? SCHOOL DAZE MATH VISITING THE FARM GLENN, CSIGHP BETWEEN CLASSES MUSIC APPRECIATION MODERN SEAMSTRESS 4l MARKS AND FIS DEAR CPILDREN S IFG IT' BIG EOVS ERESHIES DECORATING JERRY 8 IVIL I S XTAS TREE XMAS GALS . IT TAKES TIME! IO' PALS 11. OH: THAT CAR E 12. OOPS THERE! 42 i ff, av- T TO RXGHT J T LOAF1 ' GOOD POSE SON AL AS DXXON FXRST P-.R TYPXNC1 THELH OUR GAL M1 EK HAUGXNG ON BANQUET COACH WYXTTY TXJ1 O K AT THOSE YP-MS LOVER BOW' SXTTXNG YRETTY JUST NNAXTXN' HORT HAND 11 PHYSXCS A, X K 'O Q Q ,L 0 I xl f K W ' 5 ,:f1 . ,I .1 ' , Q3'05' A I 1 251- fi - A O t Oxy - V?-:xii BEF 1 US N . . . . . . 1 . . 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