Big Springs High School - Trojan Yearbook (Big Springs, NE)

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Honor Night Honor night was held on May 16, 1945, when honors were awarded to those students who had particinated in the numerous activities of the school. The activities for which they were honored are: Football, Basketball, and Track. Students who were in the band and chorus programs also received awards. Scholastic awards were presented to students having an average of ninety and no grade below eighty-five. Pins were presented to students who became members of The National Honor Society. May Fete On the evening of May 9, the royal orocession, announced by Bob Webb and Michael Kimberly, the trumneters, was led by Margie Kracke, the oueen, and Bob Wilder, the orince, who were chosen from the seniors of the class of 1944-45. The oueen's attendants were Norma Schlake and Leo Harder, seniorsg Bonnie Brockmoller and Bill Southard, juniorsg Nelda Kahl and Bob Huey, soohomoresg and Naomi Huey and Harold Mauser, freshman. The crown, which was on a satin pillow was carried by Fauna Ann.Trout. The flower carriers were Shirley Schutt, Maurice Schlake, and Jerry Palser. The train bearers were Carol Ann Mauser and Kenny Lee Rochlitz. Athletic Banquet On March 8, 1945, the N. R. A. girls honored the football and basketball boys at a banquet given in the gymnasium of the Big Snrings Rural High School. Jun1orbSenior Banquet The Juniors entertained the seniors at a banouet given in the gymnasium of the Big Snrings Rural High School on April 27, 1945. The gym was attractively decorated as an nO1d,Fashioned Garden.' Gale Schlake says its awful to be small, but he's young yet, give him a chance 55

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Football The Trojans of 1945 carried the torch that was handed down to them to victory after victory. This was one of the most thrilling and ex- citing seasons for years in the sport of football for the Trojans. The players' showed extraordinary talent and ability and had the enthusiasm of the student body backing them. be A Bill Southard received honorable, mention in the state. Schedule H OP Brule 26 0 Sutherland O 49 Levellen 22 6 Lodgepole 33 13 Dalton 50 0 .Iershey 36 8 Paxton 20 12 Madrid 41 0 Stapleton 16 40 Letterman on the team which took second place in the conference were: Bill Southard, Dewayne Southard, Vance Dorn, Kenneth Marsden, Harold Hauser, Junior How-ferter, Irvin Kallsen, Jack Riddlemoser, James Walline, Wilbur Hilst, Perry Waterman, Richard Pierce, Howard Hansen, Bob Huey, and Jack Bright. Co-captains were B111 Southard and Deifayne Southerd. When Bob Leder gets as husky as his voice he'll be a big man. ' 57 -I-mr