Blair High School - Tattler Yearbook (Blair, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1955 volume:

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KELLY Industrial Arts Visual Education Sophomore Class 4+ if lfy CATHERINE SORENSEN Mathematics Pep Club ELIZABETH SACK Commercial Informer '1,.--- ','V' fl Ks ,,,,,..l A. E. REMBOLD Instrumental Music BURNELI.. SWANSON Agriculture Freshmen Class F. F. A. GLENN WARNEKING Science Science Club Student Council DOROTHY WARNEKIN G English Vocal Music SCOTT WILLOUGHBY World History World Geography Assistant Coach .QDTEQLJEIZC RICHARD KRUSE Jr Class Play 3 F F' A 12 3,4 Dramattcs Club 3 Honor Roll l, 3,4, Student Council 4 Class O lcer 4, Science Club 3,4 Nation al Honor Society 3 AIM Sctentlst or Inventor Las .qlcsiccfanf SANDRA LAAKER County Government 3 Jr Class Play 3, Dramattcs Club 3 4, Tat tler 4, Band 1,2,3,4, Informer 3 4 Mixed Chorus l2,3,4 Trtpl Trio 2, Purple Peppers 12 3 Office Girl 3 Pep Band 2 34 Honor Roll 1 2,3,4 Class Officer 4 Student Councll 3, Science Club 3,4, National Honor Society 3 Small Instrumental Groupsl 2 3 4 AIM College and see the world sazsfaz ERMA KERSEY One Act Plays l Glrl's Glee Club 1,2 Chorus 1. 2,3,4 Dramatlcs Club 31 Triple Trio 2, Purple Pep- pers l 2,3 Band 3,4, Pep Band 4, Class Officer 4, Science Club AIM Work Klan Nav V' 1 'lEcl:tLL'Z5'Z GERALD VAN DE VENTEH County Government 3 Jr Class Play 3, Mixed Chorus 2,3,4 Foot ball l,2,3,4 Basketball 2 3 Track 2,3,4, Class Officer 4, Stu- dent Councll 4 Gym Teacher 4 Baseball 2 3,4 Letterman 2 3 4 AIM College and Businessman .glfudenf Uounaa JOAN HANSEN Gtrl's Glee Club 3 Purple Pep- ers 3,-t, Honor Roll 3 4 Student Councll 4 AIM Nurse JOAN ALLEN Jr. Class Play 3, One Act Plays 37 Dramatlcs Club 3,47 Informer 3,47 Purple Peppers 2,3,47F.H.A. 2,3,4: G..A.A. 2,3 AIM: College PHYLLIS ANDERSEN Purple Peppers 3 F' H A 2 3 AIM Beauty operator DEANNA ANDERSON One Act Plays 1 Mixed Chorus 1 2 3,4, Mixed Octet 4 Dramatlcs lub 4 Office Girl 1, Class Off lcer 1 2 3 AIM Stenoqrapher MARY JO ANDREWS One Act Plays 1 3 Dramatics Club 3,4, Tattler 3 4 Informer 4, Girl's Glee Club l 2 Mixed Cho- rus 1 2,3 4 Purple Peppers1,2 ,4, Lxm-man 4, F H A 12,3 GAA 1 Honor Roll 1,2,34 's State 3 Science Club 3 4 Jr Class Play 3 National Honor Society 3 AIM Teacher wofli, BEVERLY BARNHOUSEI AIM: Work and get married SALLY BARRON Glr1's Glee Club 4 FHA Purple Peppers 1 2,3 AIM Work ln office JAMES BENSEIN F F A 3 4 AIM Farmer JANYCE BOOTON County Government 3 Jr Class Play 3 One Act Plays 3 4 Dra- matlcs Club 3,4, Informer 3 Glrl's Glee Club 1,3,4, Mixed Cho- rus l,2,3,4 Purple Peppers 12 , F' H A 1 G A A AIM Nurse JOYCE BOOTON Jr Class Play 3, F H A l Dra matics Club 4, Informer 3,4 Gln-l's Glee Club 1 2,3,4 Mixed Chorus 2,3,4 Purple Peppers I 2 3 4 AIM Nurse MARIAN BORGELT Gl.r1's Glee Club 3 4 Mixed Cho- rus 3,4, Honor Roll 3,4, Triple Trio 3 AIM Teacher CHARLES CAMPBELL County Government 3 Mixed Cho- rus 1,2 3 4 Mixed Octet 3,4, Truck 1,2,3,4, Football 1,2,3 Baseball 3,47 Honor Roll 3 Let- terman l 2 3 4 AIM: Professional Baseball Player NORMAN CURLEY AIM: Printer G-3 ..10.. ARLENE EHLEZRS A1 To get a jab CHARLES ERIKSEN County Govemment 3 Dramatic: Club 4, Tattler 3,4, Football 1, 3,4, Basketball l,2,3,4 Track 1,2,4 Baseball 2 Letterman 1 2,3 4 AIM College and football RICHARD FACKLEF1 Football 4 Track 4 Letterman 4 AIM: Enqlneer . .J- us A F.HA 1 mx- horus ,3' Band 1,2,3,4 f , AIM: Teacher BONNIE GU Y Girl s Glee Club 1,2 Mixed C rue 1 2 F H A 1 AIM College MARVIN HANSEN F F A. 1,2,3,4 AIM Farmer SHIRLEY HINELINE Purple Peppers I AIM Get a job THERON HINZ Band 2,3,4: Pep Band 3,-4, F'.F'.A 1,2, Small Instrumental Groups 3,4 AIM- College PATRICIA HOLT County Govemment 3, Jr Claes Play 3, One Act Plays 3 Drama- tlce Club 3,4, Tattler 4 Informer 4 G-lrl's Glee Club 1,3 Librarian F' H A l,3,4, Purple Peppers 1,2,3,4 AIM College BEVERLY HOVENDICK Glr1'e Glee Club 4, Purple Pep- pers 4 AIM Seaetory LOIS HOVENDICK Dtamatlcs Club 3 Informer 3 Mil ed Chorus 1,2,3,4, Purple Pep- pers 3,4 F H A 2, Librarian 3,4 AIM Teacher MARGARET J IPP FJ-LA. 1,2 AIM- Secretcxy HARVEY KAY A 1 4 AIM Farmer FRANKLIN KENDALL. County Government 3, Dramatlcs Club 4 Tattler 4 Football 4 Let terman 4 One Act Plays 4 AIM Commercial artist NINA KING County Government 3 Jr Class Play 3 One Act Plays 3 Drama tics Club 3 4 Tattler 3,4, Infor- mer 4, Mixed Chorus 1 Purple Peppers 1 2 3 4 Band 1,2,3,4, P p Band 1,2,3 4 F HA l,2,3 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 Student Coun cil 4, National Honor Society 3 Small Instrumental Groups 1,2,3 4 AIM Interior Decorator ROBERTA KNUDSEN Informer 3,4, Mixed Chorus 1,2 Office Girl 4, F H A 1, Science Club 3 4 AIM Nurse gg 4 pf Wav IWW 12 ARLFNE KUNNEMAN Qfflce Girl 4 AIM Stenographer RAY LANTRY Basketball 1 Science Club 3 4 AIM College and Civil Engineer DONNA LARSON Gl.rl's Glee Club 1 2 Purple Pep- pers 1 2,3 4 Office Girl 4 F H A , G A A AIM Secretary MARY LEMON Informer 4 Glrl's Glee Club Purple Peppers I,2,3, Librarian 2 Band 2,3 4 Pep Band 3,4, F H A l,2, Small Instrumental Groups AIM Work in office and get mar ried F.F. . , X , . . 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I I LA RRY MOORE Mixed Chorus 3,4 Mixed Octet 3 Football l 2,3 4 Basketball I 3, Track 1 2,3 4 Letterman AIM College FRANCES NEWKIRK Purple Peppers 3 F H A 4 L1 brarian 3,4 AIM Comptometer Operator WILFRED NIELSEN g 1 Baseball 3,-1, Track 3,4, Letter' man 4 Science Club 1,2 3 4 AIM Blllionaire -.., ui? '-..., PATRICIA OLSON Jr Class Play 3, Ghl's Glee Club Q 5 Dramatics Club 3 4 Tattler 4 Y Informer 4, Mixed Chorus 1, Put ple Peppers 1,2,3 4 F H A 2 3 45 Cheerleader 4 AIM College and Social Worker LOWE LL PAINE County Government 3, Mixed Cho- rus 3 Dramatics Club 4 Tattler 3,4 Mixed Octet 3, Football 1 2 4 Track 1,2,3,4 Baseball 3 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Class Officer 3, Letterman 1 2,3,4 AIM Coach KENNETH RAHLFS F F A 1,2 3 4 AIM Farmer SH lFl LEY FKASMUSSEN Gl.rl's Glee Club 1,2 3 4 M Chorus 2 3,4 F H A 2 3 AIM Private Secretary DONALD RATHJEN F F A 1 2,3 4 AIM Farmer ixed DALE HOBINSON Football l,2 3,4 Student Man- ager Letterman 4 AIM Service LLOYD ROGERS F F A l,2,3,4, Honor Roll 1 2 AIM Farmer THOMAS SICK County Government 3 Jr Class Play 3 Dramatlcs Club 3 4 Tat tler 4 Football 1,2,3,4 Track 3,4, Honor Roll 4, Boy's State 3 Student Council 2 Class Officer 2 Gym Teacher 4, Letterman 3,4 AIM Colleqe STEPHANE SIEVERS County Government 3: Jr Class Play 3' Dramatics Club 3,4, Tat- tler 47 Informer 3,47 Girl's Glee Club 1,2: Purple Peppers 1,2,3,4: Band 1,2,3,47 Pep Band 4, F.H.A. l,3,47 Honor Roll l,2,3,47 Class Officer 27 Student Council 47 Scl- ence Club 3,47 Small Instrumental Groups 3,47 National Honor Socie- ty 3 AIM: Laboratory Technician yn BILL SMITH County Government 3 Tattler 3 4, Dramatics Club 4 Class Officer2, Informer 4, Track 1,2,3,4 Foot ball I,2,3,4 Basketball l,2,3 4, Baseball 4 Letterman 2,3,4, Gym Teacher 3 AIM Work LORETTA SORENSEN Gir1's Glee Club 1,2,4, F HA 1,2 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4 Purple Peppers 1,2,3,4 G A A 2 AIM Office Work RONALD STOHK Dramatics Club 4 F F' A l,2,3,4 Honor Roll 1,2, Class Officer 1 One Act Plays 4 AIM Farmer ELIZABETH SULLY Ir Class Play 37 Dramatlcs Club 3,47 Informer 45 Girl's Glee Club 1,2: Mixed Chorus 1,2,37 Purple Peppers 1,2,3,4: Band 3,47 F'.H.A. l,2,3,4: G.A.A. l,2,3,47 Student Council 3,47 Class Officer 37 Sci- ence Club 4: Gym Teacher 3 AIM: Physical Education, Teacher or Nurse RICHARD SUTHEIR LAND Football 2,3,4, Track 3 4 Let terman 4 AIM Millionaire LEZLAND SVEZNDGAARD JR County Government 3 Jr Class Play 3 One Act Plays 4, Drama- tlcs Club 3,4, 'Tattler 4 Mixed chorus 3,4, Band 1,2,3,4, Pep Band 3,4, Football 3,4, Basket ball 3 4 Baseball 2,3 4, Track 4 Student Council 4 Class Officer l 3 Science Club 2,3,4 Small Instrumental Groups 3,4, Gym Teacher 4 Letterman 3,4 AIM Teacher and Coach MARLEINE SVENDGARD 's Glee Club 4, Mixed Cho- rus 2,3,4 Glrl's Trio 3,4 Purple Peppers 2,3 4 AIM Own a Restaurant or be a Slnqer RICHARD TIMM Jr. Class Play 35 Track 3, Foot- Q ball 2,3,4g Baseball 37 Letter- man 4 AIM: Truck Driver Farme Stock Car Drivk pl' 3: 1 ip y I WM 42359516 X yn A wb, ,e ggggr li? f. I' 3 A X , , fl Q ag M ' X C! xl I1 L25 5327 A is , , MARY JEAN VLACI-I .Ir Class Play 3 One Act Plays 3,4, Dramatics Club 3 4 Informer 4, Glrl's Glee Club 1 Librarian 3,4, Science Club 4 AIM College ARLEINE WARNE Informer 3 Purple Peppers 2 3, Office Girl 3,4 F H A 1 AIM Work ln Washington D C SHELDON WARRICK Jr Class Play 3, Football I 2, 3 4 Basketball l 2,3 4 Base ball 2 Track 1,2 Letterman 2,3,4 AIM NUYY PHYLLIS WEBSTER Mixed Chorus 2, Purple Peppers 3,47 Office Girl 47 FJ-LA. 2 AIM: To work and get married OTTOWENZ FFA 1234 FLOWER CARNATION THOMAS WILKINSON County Government 3 Jr Clms Play 3 One Act Plays 3 Dro- mutics Club 3 4 Tdttler 4 Mixed Chorus 1 2 3 Mixed Octet 3 4 FFA 1234 Footba112 Honor Roll 2 Student Counci12 4 Class AIM Former MOTTO IF WE CAN'T FIND A WAY WE'LL MAKE ONE COLORS MAROON AND GRAY CXXQIJ H331 SENIORS IN CLASS V I ll.. SHOP PROBLEMS OF DEMOCRACY CHEMISTRY ENGLISH HHwM,,,,,....-ff 17 .4 5 5 , 41' A S -lf F ' 1 F F X, 1 : 7 1 7 ' ' ' 0 I 0 ' ' . . A 'A jf ' ' ' 1 1 1 I 1 W A I 1 I AIM: Fm-mer I Officer 27 Science Club 3,4 X A : 3 I lf'f,x f 'x 'n F 'u Il We 1 5.4 Q L 5 lcwo JOAN ALLEN My talents Pl to anyone who would want them PHYLLIS ANDERSEN My Bookkeeping book to Bernrce Guy DEANNA ANDERSON My abrlrty to be sad and unhappy to Dons T Lundstrom who rs always so cheerful MARY JO ANDREWS To Lee Ann Pick a can of o1l for her squeaky brakes SALLY BARRON I w1ll my brarns to B111 Hardy He's going to need them JAMES BENSEN To Tom Taylor I leave my typrng skill' as he w1ll be needing it JANYCE BOOTON My ride home at noon to KGy Bednar JOYCE BOOTON I w1ll my best boyfrrend to Barbara Booton and Kay Bednar so they won t have to go steady w1th each other all the t1me MARIAN BORGELT A package of gum to my srster to chew rn typrng class CHARLES CAMPBELL My knack of gettmg ln trouble wrth the teachers to my brother Vernon who has three good years left ahead of hmm NORMAN CURLEY To Ronnre Sorensen I leave all my Curley harr ARLENE EHLERS My Economrcs book to someone who has the heart to take rt next year CHARLES ERIKSEN To Marvm Wetchensky my abrlity to get along w1th the teachers especlql ly Scotty 1901 W1lloughby RICHARD PACKLER My fours and frves rn crtrzenship to Albert Vrtols l LUELLA GUTSCI-IOW All my books to the semors of 1956 BONNIE GUY All my extra pounds to Karen Kelly JOAN HANSEN My freckles to the next year freshmen MARVIN HANSEN My report card to anyone who would have lt SHIRLEY HINELINE My nrce 41 Plymouth to Larry Brodersen THERON HINZ I w1ll my barrtone back to Mr Rembold CM1daet player that rsl BEVERLY HOVENDICK I w1ll my blue eyes to Pat Hardy LOIS HOVENDICK All my good grades rn Probs to Pat Kuhr MARGARET JIPP My A's rn Bookkeeplng to Bernrce Guy HARVEY KAY My problems to Mr Keatrng FRANKLIN KENDALL One dozen roses to the person wrth the lowest grades but strll graduates rn '56 I thlnk he would deserve lt ERMA KERSEY My Job to Nancy Jensen NINA KING My good trombone to Ronnle Sorensen he needs one ' ROBERTA KNUDSEN My helght to Davrd Wulf the 1S so short 'J RICHARD KRUSE My good luck charm that I carrled wrth me to stay rn one prece around the B H S parklng lot to anyone who thrnks they deserve to have rt ARLENE KUNNEMAN All my luck to V1rg1n1a Hansen SANDRA LAAKER l w1ll Hercky to Mary Beth Strlcklett so she won't have to do so much walk rn RAY LANTRY All my flrrtrng abrlrty to Tud Campbell who needs 1t DONNA LARSON My Burck to Rosxe S as she l1kes them so well MARY LEMON To Vonnle Carmlchael I wrll my abrlrty to get home on trme :I II . ' I' ' . . . ' ' I PATRICIA HOLT: My height C5'l to Chuck Kendall C6'4 l so he can be a great basketball player. . gh -13- CIC!! LYNN LEPTIEN All my problems and troubles IMary Lemonl to Pat Arterbum TOM LIPPINCOTT My good trmes to Leslre Wakefreld JOHN LORENZEN All my problems wrth the teachers to the semor class of 1956 LODENA MCCORMICK My seats rn 4th and 5th study halls to Norma Love BILL MCDONALD To Chuck Kendall my 'flyrng 42 providing he won't wreck It ROBERT MASTERS My butch to the boys who like It ROGER MATZEN My nickname to whoever started lt GENENE MISFELDT To Marrlyn Olson I leave 'Cauliflower' my lrttle car ' LARRY MOORE I leave my Irish to the Danes FRANCES NEWKIRK I w1ll my prck up to Bob W1lson so he won' t use hrs blcycle WILFRED NIELSEN To Gordre Kuhr I w1ll my good looks and bowlrng abrlrty PATRICIA OLSON My cheering power to the team members on the bench LOWELL PAINE My seat rn bookkeeprng class to someone next year KENNY RAHLFS My cowboy hat to anyone who can use rt SHIRLEY RASMUSSEN I wrll my herght and knowledge to George Mrller DON RATHJEN My Probs book to the comrng senrors DALE ROBINSON My ab1l1ty to be a good bowler to Scott IQOJ Wrlloughby LLOYD ROGERS My Ford to Charles Dornacker STEPHANE SIEVERS My long harr to Shlrley Bohs BILL SMITH I will my Irrsh to a lrttle blonde Dane on College H111 LORETTA SORENSON My he1ght to Susre Sheets RONNIE STORK My good behavlor rn Ag to the next year senlors ELIZABETH SULLY I w1ll my nickname to a boy who wrshes to be a s1ster C91 to everyone DICK SUTHERLAND To Lee Lantry my excuses for belng absent from school LELAND SVENDGAARD I w1l1 my great football abllrty to my brother MARLENE SVENDGARD I leave my Dane to the Irrsh RICHARD TIMM To B111 Hunt I wrll my Ford so he can make a stock car of rt GERALD VAN DE VEZNTER My rntellrgent mmd and quick sense of humor to the poor Jrs MARY JEAN VLACH My mlnt candy bars to anybody that 1S hungry ARLENE WARNE I leave my offrce grrl Job to some freshman SHELDON WARRICK My stock car No 69 to Ervrn Mathresen Iso he won t get hurt rn hrs Dad's new Dodgel PHYLLIS WEBSTER My good grades to J1m Croudy so he w1ll be sure to graduate OTTO WENZ My good farmmg abrlrty to a crty slrcker thmkrng of takrng up farmrng TOM WILKINSON To Ronald Jones I leave my 1935 Chrysler 19 O l U I I lt- . 4 . , f I . I -- ' U TOM SICK: My way with the girls to John Templeton. . . . ,, . 0 . . , . . I ' ' 'lb 4 1' ' N W A X Q President 4 , 1 :fy h ,, Ronald Newell A I f i F L ,, ' Qkl '1 Q Q, ,y .. 5. n N, be K9 gag' 0460 Go S01-S Q V 6 FQ. X96 -596 Sw J' xl 96 S030 'Q unioro lb- Alice Anderson Pat Arterburn Shirley Bohs Barbara Booton Yvonne Carmichael Thelma Christensen Sonyv C1GuSen Jerry Clements V . ef! -20- S J' Q 10080 gy NO 4-Q I O Vg 'G' J- o m xl 950 Geo' Q20-7 W Q91- Emyle Breithaupt 1 Pat Denman Larry Dennis Bernie-ce Guy E' xv r , 42' , ,. w 1 A P 3-9 ,:',f,kmZ' Russel Detjens all Rita Hansen unioro Charles Dornacker i W L: I 9 ,X -ea fg, L-slan g, I ' va. f I ' A William Hart i QR L ! ' I'- I Bgttx JSJBQ U2 9 ? 3' a E 2 Z 3 0 3 5 fn, 11 ' . B V -u 3 4, --,. NQ-Q 6 E Q' Q' 5' ' I , L 9 Q 'L ' 5 . , Q A F, .V Q o E U 0 K fi E a. U, 7: 5. : E' ...21... , uw M4 Darrel Metzler Yvonne Metzler-N Ellen Nyholm Kathryn Petersen unioro Leslie Miller Audrey Nelson Gordon Nelson Judy Rasmussen Leonard Reining Marvin Rohwer Y , 'S ' , 1 :ffl Amr! H Ai 2 '- 1 1 ' . if . if 'f Q M 7. Q 2 ,gain . Mary Ann Ropken Marilyn Fiuwe Kay Sappeniield Donald Short Edith Sidebottom ffl l l Rosalyn Sorensen Janice Stork Marilyn Sutherland Joyce Suttle Stan Svendgard ....22.. Peggy Swinqholm unioro af- .P W A T sae: 1 ' lx ffl' o .QV l, M Frank Taylor Peggy Taylor Thomas Taylor . in o Q- 1 , V x ll? T Q' . 'tgp . E, r.. Albert Viiols John Vitols Corinne Warrick Janice Welton ,xg mt K , ,r kt I-M ., I of-f :wr r ' I Y i f' Q. 5 S t N - fi fav-'J' '-rf! Marvin Wetchensky Davld Wulf Larry Wulf J att 23- Lllly Thompson Charles Wesemann Elva Zimmermcm SO,DllOl110l'C-2 XG' FRONT ROW left to right Marie Studeny, Susan Samson, Mary Beth Strlcklett, Agnes Sorensen BACK ROW Lots Rogers, Mary Sully Lorraine Swanson Sharon Slert vo FRONT ROW Barbara Nielsen, Sonja Ranhelm, Jan ot Rhoades BACK ROW Warren Reeh, Michael Nel son. G7 FRONT ROW V1l'Q1n1G Hansen, Donald Frank Pearl Hansen. BACK ROW Karl Hansen, Sylvia Dunn, Davld Hansen, Patricia Hardy a 1 FRONT ROW Nona Nielsen Jeanette Paulson, Mar- llyn Olson, Kathleen O'I-Ianlon BACK ROW Gary etersen, Bob Rand, Jerry Money FRONT ROW Betty Andersen, LeRoy McKlnnis, David Svendqaard BACK ROW Gayno Smith, Ron d Nelson, Donald Andersen IQ in FRONT ROW JoAnn Thompson, Alice Taft, Pat ricia Strlcklett BACK ROW Terry Thompson, Ro- bert Wllson, Ray Turner, Ben Rodda in t 1 ' n .. f v' W , : i 1 I . My f Q1 N 1 a who T , H ' 5 5 1 I P .0 . Q: 4- I. V , 71 f' J R X dl ,N ' Y ll ' U V 5 S , ' .,v--...- . : - al . . ' - . X I ..24, lcwo 5 an H agua Q nn all WM FRONT ROW Marllyn Beck Larry Biffar, Connie Blomgren BACK ROW Joseph Breithaupt, Jerry Camp bell Judy Dixon l FRONT HOW Marilyn Jensen, Bonnie Lorsch, Lois Lorenzen, Doris T Lundstrom BACK ROW Chuck endall Jerry McCoy, Bob Anderson arid FRONT ROW Ronnie Hmeline, Mary Holt, Judy Jen sen. BACK ROW Norman Hinellne, Marlene Husk, Loretta Hoffman, Shelia Howard. Rl Q' FRONT ROW Susie Sheets, Merle Livermore Caro- lyn Mclntosh BACK ROW Henry Loqes, Dale Mil ler, Dorothy Kelly gg 3' an Q C FRONT ROW Robert Juul Windsor Wenz, Margery Barry Bonnie Baker BACK ROW George Miller, Susan Lippincott Fred Sllhk 1 KJ FRONT ROW Ronald McKenzie, Donna Anderson, Ellen Andrews. BACK ROW Lowell Madsen, Ronald Sorensen, David Von De Venter, Wayne Knudsen. 4 ll, 7 , N ' L2 l ,, . V l ,. ? ,. I -f u at .R l C 4 K lf' 'W ' bl Q K' A A- A L . W y a .1 a . A 1. f.'j' Q 4 V Q 45 Hg ', A 7 ff. . , ,- . or , '53 ' - A QQ., xg, Uv.. - 'O ' 2 r I . 'l57V9 Lfr.f7r f Li -'73, C -, 1 - I I I 3 ' 1 , . Q. ef ' lie re Q Q N, 2 Q A 2 , '- of A ' ' 4 A I . , 4 or V , Q ,, FI, E ' - I ,Y ,O 1 1 I . 0 I 1 0 I K , W . , ' . vs - f 5 - ' Y - - A 2 ,F 1 1 --. , ' f 'if -2 A . . , ' A -- A 3 3 ., I. D u v ? ay is ' - I'20lU'l'lCU'i f,, mf iv' QQ FRONT ROW: left to right. Jim Famberg, Larry Dor- nacker, Delores Frahm. BACK ROW: Jacqueline Geist, El1zabethGutschow, Wayne Gilbert, Larry Hibbs. X, w J 'D be 1 ' -: uf' mf? s I ul ' .fi ,psp H4324 ala fi' FRONT ROW: Eugene Spiker, Mary Uehlinq, Helen FRONT Rgwg Dorothy Jensen, Nancy Jensen, Gwen Johnson. BACK ROW: Roy Hallqulst, Duane Hoven- dlck, Euqene Jones, Ivan Hovencllck. FRONT ROW: Minerva Salsbury, Judy McDonald, Sorensen. BACK Row: John Templeton' Jeanne Shqwl Richard Kuhr. BACK ROW: Connie Keeran, Harold william Steyer' O'Ne1ll, Janet Nielsen. A gift Q Q - 'fy H N FRONT Row: Arden Lingo. Michael Maher' Norma FRONT ROW: Betty Studeny, Susanne Surber, Shar- Lgvg' peqqy white- BACK Row: Yvonne pegs,-Sen' lene Wulf, Joanne Thompson. BACK ROW: MBFIYYI Rgbertq williams, Mm-Y Jo Nielgen' pau-mm Olpmnlon. Woods, Leslie Wakefield, Jesse Suttle, Vincent Sham- burq. 6... C3 FRONT ROW Laura Andersen, Sally Burke Garry laoo FRONT ROW Ladonna Borqelt Carole Brennfoerder, Blomqren Fuythe Blfiar, Karen Betta, B111 Andersen PU! CODWCIY BACK ROW Vernon Cumpbell Larry Marian Arp Brodersen, Clyde Bunten, B111 Bumett I FRONT ROW Diane Lippincott, Mona Metzler Bett Maxwell BACK ROW Dale Moore, Lee Lantry, John Jorgensen f FRONT ROW Pr1C9 BACK vin Truhlsen. mf! Connie Petersen, Gall Petersen, Susan ROW Roger Warrick, Fred Murphy, Mel i ID-1 FRONT ROW Duane Livermore, Joy Dixon, Loretta Dolleck. Gary Davis, Lawrence Dolleck, Evelyn Dan- ner, Jerlyne Arey. 27 '. W, LQ? ck.. N ,L 3 4 1 xf Q r Q ,F 35' 4 - .K . m LL v .. A . I Vx A 2 , Z I 1 , 0 2 1 . Q 1 V X 5 8 f v.. , m 4 ' ? , 4 I Q K I , Y Z o I ' I ' . . - f . f 411 -1- - .V '., 'N , J. . , . ,4 ,,N4,,1',v14 jail I -' 'lv ' - L v 1 , x ' , A 1 N 1 X 565 f Ima X X 51 992 A Q . , f w ' ' ,f GWQHIZQ ZZIUXYJ I IRST HOW left to right Mr Warneking Kay Bednar Joan Hansen George Miller Leland Svendgaard Nina King Mr Pace SECOND ROW Stephane Sievers Marsha Lamb Marilyn Olson Charlotte Kruse Sonya Clausen Elizabeth Sully Susan Price 'THIRD ROW Thomas Wilkinson Gerald Van De Venter Richard Kruse Charles Ertksen Marshall Kuhr Ronnie Newell tuclent eouncal The Student Council is a body organized to represent the students of Blair High Its duty 15 to help carry on School business and to improve the School in any way it can The group has two rep- resentatives from each class and one from each organization Among other things this year the Council installed a pencil machine in the Study Hall install ed a ventilator in the Film Room helped plan the procedure for College Night and Career Day and decorated the halls and setup a tree for Christmas It also conducted the Hospital Drive which exceeded its goal of S150 It sponsored Home Coming and at the Home Coming game with Tekamah introduced the undefeated Blair High football team of 1939. A Council committee also had charge of the dance that evening. Before the year is over the Student Council plans to have parking stalls painted in the street on the north side of the School. In addition, it has come up with the idea of fillingabox with pre- sent data, school information, and etc. The box would then be sealed, to be opened some time in the future. The President of the Council is Stephane Sievers, Lee Svendgaard is Vice-President, and Sis Sully is Secretary-Treasurer. The group is sponsored by Mr. Warneking and Mr. Pace. -30- X3 ' 1 'Y V ,fi , QGQXAXGXX Ggbx' 4 .f Sponsors: Mr. Wurnekinq and Mr. Pace HOMECOMING Off! ce:-s,. SIS Su!! if 53 eeitebbcme SI Ven dQQQ-de Vers Christmas Tree The new pencll vender I FIRST ROW: left to right. Kathleen O'Hanlon, Nina King, Joyce Booton, Doris T. Lundstrom, Judy Rasmuss en, Lois Hass. SECOND ROW: Margery Barry, Sheila Howard, Mary Beth Strlcklett, Sonja Ranhelmf Donna Anderson, .Tanyce Booton. THIRD HOW: Agnes Sorensen, Mary Jo Andrews, Ellen Nyholm, Bill Smith, Patty Olson, Ellen Andrews. FOURTH ROW: Ervin Mathiesen, George Miller, Peggy Taylor, Kay Petersen, Charlotte Kruse, Peggy Swing- holm, Marvin Rohwer. FIFTH ROW: Torn Sick, Deanna Anderson, Genene Misfeldt, Dale Miller, Larry Dennis, Marilyn Olson, Jean- ette Paulson, Ronald Hineline. SIXTH ROW: Mr. Keating, Bill McDonald, Charles Elriksen, Frank Kendall, Leslie Miller, Gary Petersen, Lee Svendgaard. rcamcatico elub The Dramatics Club officers are: President--Tom Wilkinson, Vice President--Bob Swed- berg, Secretary--Mary Jo Andrews, Treasurer--Larry Wulf, Student Council Representative-- Marilyn Olson, and Mr. Keating, sponsor. Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors make up the club. Meetings were held twice monthly. The club held a Halloween Costume Party. At Christmas time in cooperation with the vocal department they put on a religious vesper service for the whole student body. Silhouettes of dit- ferent Christmas scenes were cast on a white screen as a corresponding vocal number was done. On March l5, One Act Plays, Over the Tea Cups and Moonlight and Mistletoe, were put on. Nvb ,oe . , 6'-Us VJ' XX at fclvrarwcno Swf ., Www e- Ween Qqae 4' -tl ee' ee Wwe N015 C O 3 0 403, X' 61: e sex 91- 60 O its e yr '51 ' .1895 of 0,2 AQQSWQ 'L 6 1'-O 06' 'Soy 0 960 91009 8601-J, qv' xe of Mr. Keating 1 Sp onsorj 09 Q!t04,QJJJ77 006 QQ: '90 9:0 'ee 'Ve X. Q I S096 ' 90' slfe 9 G Seo ,big GV' 'SOLID' 3 4X9 'B Bed, The librarians, under the sponsorship of Mr. Keating, devote two or three of their study halls weekly to help run the library. They check out books cmd magazines to students, type, file mater- ials cmd keep the library in order. They receive half the credit students receive in a regular aca- demic course. New books in the library include fiction, biographies, histories, dictionaries, an Atlas with stand and a Topical Encyclopedia. A new magazine rack, new shelves and two bulletin boards for display purposes were installed. Tables were added for students who wish to study in the library. An electric stylus is used in the new system for marking books. 134.- Arlene Warne Sixth period Phyllis Webster Second period SOHYG C151-15911 First period Arlene Kunnemcm Fourth period Hice Qirlo 914 ogction There are six girls, under the sponsorship of Mr. Pace cmd Mr. Thompson, who are miserably over-looked in our school. They are over- worked, blamed for almost everything, and paid nothing. No,l don' tmean the teacherspl mean the unsung heroines of Dear Old Blair High the office girls. They run from here to there, an- swer the forever ringing telephone, and type their fingers to the bone. They help keep our school running quietly and efficiently but receive little credit. So the student body of l954-55 salutes you six girls and wish co give you credit for your work. 5? Donna Larson Fifth period ivy A Roberta Knudsen Third period FIRST ROW--l. to r.: Eileen Matzen, Nina King, Mary Jo Andrews, Margery Barry, Sunny Clausen, Joan Hansen, Ellen Andrews, Susie Sheets. SECOND ROW--Mrs. Sorensen-Sponsor, Janice Welton, Delores Frahm, Patricia Conway, Patricia Hardy, Joy Dlxon, Roberta Williams, Sally Burke, Joann Thompson. THIRD ROW--Mary Jo Nielsen, Carole Brennfoerder, Judy Dixon, Bonnie Lorsch, Marilyn Olson, Barbara Nielsen, Dorothy Jensen, Susan Price. FOURTH HOW--Betty Andersen, Virginia Hansen, Donna Anderson, Patricia Stricklett, Donna Larson, Ar- lene Warne, Bonnie Baker, Beverly Hovendick, Betty Jones. FIFTH ROW--Joyce Nielsen, Sheila Howard, Sonja Banheim, Lois Lorenzen, Mary Sully, Elizabeth Sully, Charlotte Kruse, Faythe Biffar. SIXTH ROW: Marlene Husk, Sharon Siert, Jeanette Paulson, Jeanne Shaw, Loretta Sorensen, Joyce Suttle, Sylvia Dunn, Thelma Christensen. urple peppero This is the 19th year for the Purple Peppers, the Blair High Pep Club. The sponsor is Mrs. Sorenson. Officers for l954-55 were: President--Nina King, Vice President--Roma Jensen, Secretary-Treasurer--Kay Sappenfield, Joan Allen, Student Council Representative--Elizabeth Sully, Rally Leaders--Marilyn Olson, Marsha Lamb. The Purple Peppers are led by Sunny Clausen, Pat Olson, Margery Barry, and Ellen Nyholm, the four cheerleaders. The official uniform of the Purple Peppers is a white sweater and a clark skirt. The Purple Peppers sponsored the football and basketball rallies, which included a bonfire rally for the Homecoming game. Coach gets the trophy Master of Ceremonies Bonfire rally dummy ' i FIRST ROW: left to right Lois Hass, Patricia Conway, Janelle Reeh, Marie Studeny, Betty Studeny, Delores Frahm, JoAnn Thompson. SECOND ROW: Patricia Holt, Stephane Sievers, Kathleen O'I-Ianlon, Margery Barry, Bonnie Lorsch, Susan Price, Emyle Brelthaupt, Loretta Dolleck. THIRD ROW: Laura Andersen, Betty Andersen, Marilyn Sutherland, Bonnie Guy, Judy Dixon, Susan Samson, Connie Keeran, Norma Love, Miss Morrissey. FOURTH ROW: Peggy Gutschow, Edith Sidebottom, Patricia Olson, Mary Ann Bopken, Evelyn Donner, Lois Rogers, Janice Stork, Joan Allen, Gwen Johnson. FIFTH ROW: Roberta Williams, Frances Newkirk, Judith Ptasmussen,Gall Petersen, Donna Anderson, Mary Sully Lorraine Swanson, Bonnie Baker, Joy Dixon. SIXTH ROW: Lois Lorenzen, Judy McDonald, Patricia Kuhr, Peggy Taylor, Charlotte Kruse, Nona Nielsen, Elizabeth Sully, Janet Nielsen, Eileen Matzen. SEVENTH ROW: Faythe Blffar, Patricia O'Hanlon, Jeanette Paulsen, Marilyn Olson, Jeanne Shaw, Karen Betts, Nan- cy Jensen, Marlene Husk, Yvonne Metzler. guture omemalze ro of came-:rica This was the second successful year of the Blair chapter of the Future Homemakers of America under the supervision of Miss Kathleen Morrissey. Among the activities the sixty- four members took part in this year were a weiner roast for the new mem- bers, the district convention at Stanton, and a skating party with the F'.P'.A. During F.H.A. Week the girls celebrated by giving red and white flowers symbolizing the F'.l-l.A. colors to the teachers, and also having a No Gripe Day and a Clash Day. The Future Homemakers also sponsored a Valentine Dance jointly with the F.F'.A. and in the spring held a fashion show. The officers were as follows: President-Elizabeth Sully, Vice-President-Donna Anderson, Secre- tary-Jo Ann Thompson, Student Council-Stephane Sievers, Historian-Charlotte Kruse, Treasurer- Joan Allen, Parlimentarian- Marilyn Olson. Officers Pert and Pretty Food line at Valentine Party , .fn FIRST ROW: Burnell Swanson-Instructor, Ronald Hineline, Ervin Mathiesen, Leslie Wakefield. SECOND ROW: Otto Wenz, David Hansen, Larry Dennis, Marshall Kuhr, Donald Rathjen, Ervin Wulf, Bob Juul. THIRD ROW: Bob Wilson, Charles Dornacker, William Burnett, Tom Taylor, Gale Riley, Windsor Wenz, Roger Matzen. FOURTH F1QWg Clyde Bunten, Tom Wilkinson, Russel Detjens, Ronald Stork, David Jensen, Charles Wesemann, Ivan Hovendick. FIFTH ROW: Kenneth Ralpfs, Stanley Svengaard, Ronald Jones, Bob Swedberg, Donald Short, Larry Marsh, Melvin Munk. SIXTH RCW: Larry Broderson, Harvey Kay, Jim Bensen, Larry Wulf, Gary Petersen, Jack Lorenzen, Larry Biffer. SEVENTH ROW: David Wulf, Bob Rand, Tom Lippincott, Richard Kruse, 'Duane Hovendlck, Lloyd Rogers, Donald Anderson. guture carmero of ogmerica This year the Blair Chapter of the Future Farmers of America has 46 members, ll of these are Green- hands cmd 35 are Chapter Farmers. For the fourth year now Burnell Swanson is the Chapter Advisor. For the third time Blair qualified for the Master Chapter Degree, which is awarded by the State F.F.A. Association to the highest qualifing chapters in the state. During the past year our chapter has entered such contests as: State FFA contest at Lincoln, District Contest at Staton, project book contests, and secretary and treasurer's book contests. 'We have sponsored contests for the members of our chapter. Among these are: litter weight contests, pest control contests, and foundation awards fpublic speaking, farm mechanics, and Star Farmers.J The annual Parent-Son Banquet was held on November 20, 1954 with approximately 275 attending. The guest speaker was Bill MacDonald, farm director of KFAB radio station in Omaha, Nebraska. Officers FIRST ROW: Mrs. Warneking, Sonja Ranheim, Erma Kersey, Shelia Howard, Mary Stricklett, Leland Svend- qaard, Dorothy Jensen, Mary Nielsen, Doris T. Lundstrom, Pat Conway. SECOND ROW: Richard Kuhr, Marlene Svendgaard, Kathleen O'Hanlon, Gary Davis, Ellen Nyholm, Mike Nel- son, Jill Reeh, Betty Studeny, Mona Metzler. 'THIRD ROW: Kay Bednar, Elva Zimmerman, Mary Andrews, Judy McDonald, Audrey Nelson, Janyce Booton, Joyce Booton, Ellen Andrews, Barbara Booton. FOURTH ROW: Marian Borgelt, Virginia Hansen, Peggy Swingholm, Patricia Kuhr, Roma Jensen, Lois Lo- renzen, Shirley Rassmussen, Shirley Bohs, Thelma Christensen, Susie Sheets. FIFTH ROW: Lois Hovendick, Merlyn Woods, Karl Hansen, Jeanette Paulson, Loretta Sorenson, Sandra La- aker, Charlotte Kruse, Vernon Campbell. ixc-:cl ehoruo The high point of the year for the Chorus came in February when the Aksarben Conference Mix- ed Chorus Clinic, met at Plattsmouth and joined in a mass chorus. An outside director, nationally known, is hired to direct and teach it. This gives the students from different schools a chance to know one another, promotes better relations between schools, and improves singing. A high spot for out- standing members of our Chorus was the state wide clinic: held at Beatrice on November 18th, 19th, and 20th. Our Chorus and town was well represented by Mary Jo Andrews, Rosalyn So- rensen, Marlene Svendgard, Ellen Nyholm, Charles Campbell, and Leland Svendgaard. The Chorus would like to extend a thank you to our two fine pianists, Sonja Ranheim and San- dra Laaker, and also to our officers Leland Svendgaard--President, Doris T. L.undstrom--Secre- tary-Treasurer, Mona Metzler--Librarian, and Gerald Van De Venter-- Student Council Repre- sentative. Our thanks to Mrs. Warneking and the girls and boys that make up the best chorus Blair High School has had for a long time. ,,,4Q, , occcl roupo OFFICERS Mona Metzler, Gerald Van De Venter Doris T Lundstrom. QUARTET Tom Wilkinson, Merlyn Woods, Bob An derson, Jerry Money TRIPLE TRIO FIRST ROW Eileen Matzen, Pat Ar- ierbum. Lois Roqers. SECOND Row virqmm Hun- sen, Shiela Howard, Peggy Swinqholm. THIRD ROW Erma Kersey, Lois Hovendlck, Pat Kuhr. qi TRIO Ellen Nyholm, Marlene Svendqcxrd, Yvonne Carmichael SEXTET FIRST ROW Susie Sheets, Kdihleen O'HGTl lon, Doris T Lundstrom. SECOND ROW Audrey ellon Shirley Bohs, Rosalyn Sorenson. MIXED OCTET FIRST ROW Roma Jensen, Marian Borqelt, Elva Zimmerman, Shirley Rassmussen. SECOND FLOW Gerald Van De Venter, Merlyn Woods, Karl Hansen, Tom Wilkinson. 4 ls. X' sn O . . , I . N.. l I N ' . . O b . W V-A ,Ti N I ,,,,,41,, FIRST HOW: Mona Metzler, Marlene Svendgard, Edith Sldebottom, Marian Borgelt, Lois Rogers, Evelyn Dan- ner, Janet Flhoades, Director Mrs. Dorothy Warnekinq. SECOND ROWg Pat Conway, Kay Bednar, Jill Fteeh, Joyce Booton, Ellen Nyholm, Janyce Booton, Barbara Booton, Elva Zimmerman, Laura Marie Anderson. THIRD Rfjwg Betty Studeny, Sally Barron, Pat Arterburn, Janice Stork, Roberta Williams, Peggy Swingholm, Mary Fiopken, Jacqueline Geist, Susie Sheets, Delores Frahm. FOURTH ROW: Dorothy Kelly, Judy McDonald, Joann Thompson, Shirley Larsen, Shirley Rasmussen, Thelma Christensen, Virginia Hansen, Eileen Matzen, Janice Welton, Kay Sappenfield. FIFTH ROW: Betty Andersen, Barbara Nielsen, Susanne Surber, Marlene Husk, Patsy Stricklett, Susan Samp- son, Beverly Hovendlck, Marilyn Beck, Betty Maxwell. SIXTH RQWZ Patricia O'Hanlon, Sharon Siert, Marilyn Olson, Roma Jensen, Loretta Sorensen, Charlotte Kruse, Elizabeth Gutschow, Susan Lippincott, Deanna Anderson, Nona Nielsen. Qirlo glee Calais The people who come to listen to their concerts seldom realize the work that goes on behind the scenes. The schedule for one year includes three concerts, the District Music Contest, singing at the Christmas program, and the annual Spring Concert: plus anything that comes up which needs good entertainment. Mrs. Dorothy Warneking, director of the group, has proved her skill time after time. The officers for this year are: Marlene Svendgard--President, Roma Jensen-Vice President, Marilyn Olson--Secretary Treasurer, Kay Sappenfield--Librarian,Evelyn Danner--Librarian. The hard working officers ! Practice makes Peffed- rf onmyr Snotrumental uomcaano ave. uoy ear The 61 members of the Blalr Band started out thrs year by marchrng and playrng at the State Farr The marclung band put on exh1b1t1ons at home football games and traveled to Wahoo to march at the hali of that game They also took part rn Dana College' s HomecominqParade, and the Omaha Centenmal Parade of Lrqhts On October 28 the band had the honor of playmq a concert at the openmg meetrng of Teachers Convention 1n Omaha From November l8th to the 20th bass clarrnetrst, Audrey Nelson flutist Sandra Laaker and baton twrrler Shrrley Bohs, represented Blalr at the State Band C11n1c rn Beatrrce The annual wrnter concert was held on January 18 Each sectron of the band was featured xn some number On February 3 the band went to Wahoo for the Ak Sar Ben Conference Band Clrnic There The 20 members of the pep band played at all ralhes and home basketball games They char tered busses and played two mghts at the basketball tournament rn Plattsmouth At the sprlng concert 1n Aprrl, performances were g1ven by all those planning to partrcrpate rn the Dtstrrct Contest whxch was held Apr1l l4 and 15 Thrs 1S A E Rembolds seventh successful year as drrector of the Blau' Band From hrs fme work he has garned the respect and admrratlon of the community and the entire student body PEP BAND Sonya Ranhelm Jeanette Paulsen Sandra Laaker Dorothy Jensen Leroy McKlnnls B111 Hunt Frank Taylor Michael Nelson Nina King Sheila Howard Ronald Sorensen Theron I-Ilnz Donna Ander- son Lowell Madsen Jean Greqerson Shirley Bobs Lynn Leptien Mary Lemon Jerry Hewitt, John Jorgensen, Leland Svendqaard Erma Kersey Stephane Sievers Kathleen O'Hanlon, Mary Strlcklett Ben Rodda, Joy Dixon, and Ellen Andrews. 43 Cm . . ' ' .ll ' . . . r . ' ' 7 . : were 475 students from 7 schools who took part in the event. 1 I 1 I I I glair jfigh S chool fund CORNET Bill Hunt Leroy McKinnis Frank Taylor Bob Rand Michael Nelson Richard Morton Alice Anderson Sharlene Wulf Diane Lippincott BRASS HORN Lowell Madsen Jean Gregerson Ronnie McKenzie BARITONE Terry Hinz Donna Anderson HORNS John Jorgensen Leland Svendgaard Beth King Loretta Dolleck TROMBONE Nina King Ronnie Sorensen Sheila Howard John Lorenzen PERCUSSION Ellen Andrews Doris T. Lundstrom Ben Rodda J oy Dixon OBOE Mary Holt BASSOON Robert Lingo Shirley Bohs Snotrumental groupe MIXED CLARINET QUARTET Bruce Johnson, Ste CLARINET QUARTET Jecmette Paulson, Ktlihleen Phafle Slevers, Audrey Nelson, Steve Bellows O'H0f110U, MOTQCFY BGTPY. Sonja Hfmheim FLUTE TRIO Sandra Lclclker, Luella Gutschow, SAXOFHONE QUARTET Sh-U'1eY Bohsl J9n'Y Hewitt. Dorothy Jensen Lynn Leptlen, Roger Lippincott SOLOISTS John Jorgensen, Sandra Locker, Dorothy BRASS SEXTET B111 Hunt, Michael Nelson, Jean Jensen, Sonja Rcmheim, Leroy Mclilnnis, Terry Hlnz, Greqerson, Terry Hlnz, Nina King, John Jorgensen Jean Greqerson, Bob Rand, Bill Hunt M454 l 1 f . 1 T l T A . K, - fc t I FRONT ROW: Charlotte Kruse, Lois Lorenzen, Agnes FRONT BOW: Marilyn Beck, Corrine Warrick, Mary Sorensen. Uehlinq. BACK BOW: Joann ThomPS0n1 Helen Sorenson, Joyce BACK ROW: Yvonne Metzler, -Mary Sully, Elizabeth Neu-Sem Sully, Beth Gutschow. OFFICERS The Girls Athletic Association is made up of girls who take 1 an interest in sports. They meet twice weekly under the super- ' WBA 4 A A vision of Mrs. Hansen. The girls participate in tumbling, basketball, volley ball, cal- isthenics, and bowling. The G.A.A. played at the basketball game ' t 1 on February 21 since there was no second team game. The Country x A Girls defeated the Town Girls ll--9. The-officers for this year were: President--Elizabeth Sully, A g Vice President and Secretary--Mary Sully, and Student Council ' - Representative--Sunny Clausen i FRONT BOW: Gwen Johnson, Laura Andersen, Betty Andersen. BACK ROW: Eileen Matzen, Connie Keeran, Minerva Salisbury. Waiting to bCIt . . Q s B Editors and Sponsor Features Staff Snformer A big change took place in the appearance of the Informer this year. Instead of being mimeo- graphed at school, it.was printed by the Enterprise Publishing Company. The twenty members of the staff, under the sponsorship of Mrs. Sack and the editorship of Ste- phane Sievers and Sandra Laaker, turned out six installments of the paper. The Informer was handed out to l75 subscribers and was sent to 20 schools and colleges as an exchange paper. Another new feature of the paper was having it printed in different colors. The Christmas issue was printed in green, and the Valentine issue was printed in red. Members of the Features Staff were: Pat Olson, J anyce Booton, Bill Smith, Ellen Nyholm, Nina King, Genene Misfeldt, Marsha Lamb, Pat Holt, Mary Jean Vlach, and Joan Allen. Thelma Christensen served as artist and Mary Jo Andrews and Pat Arterburn served as proof- readers. Elizabeth Sully, Audrey Nelson, and Larry Wulf were on the Business Staff. Typists were:' Joyce Booton, Mary Lemon, and Roberta Knudsen. Proofeaders and Artist Buginegs Staff Typists wr' - 4 1 1: Q-ago! dersolg Eattler This year' s TATTLEH, under the direction of Mr. Anderson, has tried to present a yearbook to the students of Blair High School that will give accurate account through articles and pictures of this year' s activities. Several new features have been added this year. Some of which are: A new type of paper, a supplement, end sheets, divider pages, and a new and better cover. Twenty-three staff members have worked hard to bring to the students a yearbook which in years to come will bring memories and make them proud of Blair High School. FEATURES STAFF: Genene Misfeldt, Sandra Laaker, SPORTS STAFF: Charles Erlksen, Lowell Paine, Bill Kathleen O'I-ianlon, Pat Arterburn, Marsha Lamb, Ronnie Smith, George Miller. Newell, Shirley Bohs. ART STAFF: Stephane Sievers, Nina King, Thelma BUSINESS STAFF: Tom Wilkinson, Tom Sick, Pat Christensen, Frank Kendall, Lee Ann Fick. Olson, Pat Holt. 8 W uimil FIRST ROW Tom Wllklnson Wayne Knudsen Dick Kruse, Mikey Nelsen Lee Svendqcxard SECOND ROW Mary Jo Andrews Shirley Bohs Elizabeth Sully Sandra Lcxaker Mary Jean Valch, Mary Sully THIRD ROW Mr Warnekinq, Stephane Slevers Audrey Nelsen Ellen Jean Andrews, Roberta Knudsen cmence elub The arm of the Blarr Beaker Breakers IS to lnterest more boys and qlrls 1n scrence A typr ca meetmq consrsted of strict parlrmentary proceedure durmg the busmess meetmq and a 2 hour program The club members work on prolects rn teams or alone, such as c1v1l defense and detec tron of radlo actrvrty, experlmentrnq wrth ammal drets, and makrnq a robot Our sponsor, Mr ulen Warnekrnq, was charrman of the Jumor Academy of Scrence agam thrs year One of the proJects our club accomplrshed was to charter a bus to go the Academy Other excursrons planned by the Scrence Club were a tr1p to Morrrll Hall rn Lrncoln and a v1s1t to the Dana S011 Testrng Laboratory Olf1C9IS for the year were Sandra Laaker Presrdent, Audrey Nelson Vrce Presldent Stephane Srevers Secretary Tom Wrlkrnson Treasurer, and Leland Svendqaard Student Councrl Representatrve 01.617 '5 C . gi e Trl, OWC 50- Sfrwoss, WM gmc wueav RLEIVE E' . ff ' .- in K V t Q , Down AT THE BEACH PUfTING ON A FACE zmf Sf-li GT Xgamy, -vm X4 ILE ST-EPPING' OUT IN 'PHO 55' 615+ Bum HA Y? E' KAJISRQA 'Y 50yFiRE' RM-Ley EEME MBLH ' QNCKF Tfgr wma Som Y ur. ,1. khan 'fffx WE MOOD CAMP un? FN ' 1 Q- 4- EA Sree PARADE W0 ff-OWS ...J LEV5 UE fXLf'UfYf-X 1: WWA? ff IK 6' L Bm D QR FOE' 7? K Kmff 5,2 fb 5 X 1 fQO1'ZlJ AY A S bl in FRONT ROW Eriksen, A Vttols, Van De Venter, J Vltols, Slck, Warrick, Greqerson, Wetchensky SECOND ROW Coach Ketterer, Svendgaard, Moore, Campbell, McCoy, Paine, Smlth flu feamo FIRST ROW: Coach Willoughby, Davis, Svendgaard, Woods, Hlbbs, Campbell, Jensen, Metzler. SECOND ROW: Lingo, Madsen, Smith, Kuhr, Van De Venter, Suttle, Templeton. THIRD ROW: Money, Timm, Short, Kendall, Thompson, McKinnls, Jones, Coach Richards. e.54, BLAIR BLAIR BLAIR Blair BLAIR BLAIR BLAIR BLAIR B air Blair THE RECORD St. Bonaventure . . . . . . . Westside . . . . Bellevue .. WAI-IOO . . . Valley . . . . Ashland . Cathedral Plattsmouth HOLY NAME TEKAMAH 260014 LU41WlCU'y 33 . 1 ' 7 . . . . . . The Blair line stood out and the backs ran hard to score a 6 to 0 victory over a strong St. Bonaventure team. McCoy scored for Blair in an 18 yd. end run. Blair defeated Omaha Westside for the Bears first conference victory by a score of 6 to O. McCoy rambled 93 yards for the lone touchdown. Smith and Campbell stood out in the backfield. In a cold drizzle Blair defeated Bellevue 19 to 0. Eriksen took a 29 yd. pass from McCoy for one t.d. and ran 7 yds. for another score. McCoy sneaked for a touchdown from I yd. out. Sick and Van De Vanter stood out for Blair. Blair lost their first conference game in 3 years, losing to Wahoo. Wahoo scored in the first quarter, then McCoy intercepted a pass and ran 60 yds. for the Blair touchdown. In the last half Blair dominated the play having a touchdown called back. Throughout the last quarter the play was inside Wahoo's 20 yd. line, but the Bears were unable to punch across the winning points. Student Managers Campbell tackles the runner. Darrel and Leonard Wetchensky gets his man ! Off McCoy goes l Smith finds a hole' Blair roared back after Valley scored first to rack up 45 points before a Dad' s night crowd The entire bench was swept as the reserves played a good part of the game Blair racked up thirty points to win easily over Ashland Eriksen cored three t d s on passes from McCoy Campbell rambled 30 yds for one touchdown and plunged 6 yds for another The Bears won over Gmaha Cathedral a class A School by a score of 25 to 6 The first play of the game proved well for Blair A pass to Eriksen from McCoy went 84 yaras for a touchdown Eriksen Moore and John Vitols were strong in the line while McCoy Camp- bell, Svendgaard and Smith all proved hard to stop in the backfield Blair came out on the field with the spirit of a pup to win over Plattsmouth 33 to 6. Warrick and Albert Vitols stopped many plays by Plattsmouth. McCoy and Campbell starred for the Bears. Blair held the number one team in the state, Holy Name, to a 7 to 7 tie until the third quarter. Then the Ramblers pulled out in front with long passes and end runs. The entire Blair team looked good with Eriksen scoring the touchdown from ten yards out. Before the largest crowd of the year Blair lost to their arch-rival Tekamah 33 to 6.It was a hard played game with Campbell and Sick leading the way. Erlksen going all the way Warrick closes in I 'br-I tl M wwf A -Q Q it ffl 4 I Y F I 1 I i U'-'sw Qs-ff 'Z' u-.- W , - u Y,-1 1 .a il , , f X . , ' . , , v ' 8 51 IM . 'Q if 44. Qiwwx- 2 E 3 2 32 w t , Charlie Erlksen Forward 1,2,3,4. All Conference 4 fs.. 1, 5 I ml .Terry MCCoy Forward 2 , - , sal 1 David Svendqaard Guard 3 Gerald Van De Venter Guard 4 B111 Smith Guard 3 ,4 in ., Y , 5 1, .A 4 7 xv B111 McDonald Forward 4 Marvin Wetchensky Forward 3 qiaoketball Blair ended the 1954-55 season with a 7 to ll record. The Bears kept pace with the other Confer- ence tearns until they met Bellevue on their own court. Each conference team had lost one, but the season ended up with Wahoo and Bellevue tying for first. The highlight during the Bears career came when they won the Ak-sar-ben Conference Toumament. They passed and out shot Valley, Plattsmouth, and in the finals, beat Wahoo. The Blair team was de- feated in the first game of the District Tournament by Columbus. ighl igkto BASKETBALL RECORD Blair 49 . . . . LINCOLN TEACHERS 65 Blair 54 . . . .......... ASHLAND 56 BLAIR 49 - - ....... . . Bassett 41 BLAIR 53 . . . . . Velley 38 BLAIR 78 . . ..... Schuyler 48 Blair 43 . . . . . . TEKAMAH 44 BLAIR 63 . . . . . Westside 55 BLAIR 48 . . ...... Valley 38 BLAIR 50 . , ,,,, Plattsmouth 46 BLAIR 62 . . ......... Wahoo 53 Blair 41 . . . . . PLATTSMOUTH 45 Blair 72 - - ........ WAYNE 75 Blair 50 . . ...... HEBRON 80 Blair 56 . . ....... WAI-IOO 57 Blair 37 . . . . . HOLY NAME 73 Blair 48 . . ...... BELLEVUE 65 Blair 54 . . ............ YORK 74 Blair 50 - . . . . ST. BONAVENTURE 55 Blair 41 - - ..... . . .COLUMBUS 53 34 ix yy Sheldon Warrick Charles Kendall Albert Vitols Joh Vitols Forward 3,4 Center 2 Center 3 Center 3 . 'N' 'A 9 al ' 'cl l QS ' 1 M I4 CUI Hd C0l'U'lg . FG PF Ave. 1 1 v1- N.. ., Eriksen 119 54 15.0 7 I 2 P Paine 74 52 13.8 Warrick 51 29 7.6 A. Vitols 33 41 6.0 Kendall 35 39 4.5 Smith 13 21 1.6 MCCOY 5 20 1.7 Turner 9 15 1.4 bee Svendqaard Guard 4 McDonald 9 6 1.8 Lowell Paine Wetchensky 5 18 2.1 Gumd 1.2.3.4. All Conference D. Svendgaard 3 1 .75 Ray Turner 1... SV8I1dQGC1I'd 2 3 .85 Guard 2 J. Vitols 2 6 .5 Van De Venter 1 9 .37 M51-- IYN A ornlmuolzero qwocn 1954 Qamlsoree The 1954 Jamboree drew an estimated crowd of 2 OOO enthused fans with the Comhus kers racking up a new scoring record 43 O Westside Schuyler Wahoo and Blair made up the Cornhuskers and Ashland Valley Plattsmouth, and Bellevue made up the Cornpickers Blair set a record by scoring 24 points in the final period The first perrod saw Ashland and Westside play to O O tie but Westside had command most of the quarter Schuyler got off to a fast start and scored two quick touchdowns to give the Comhus kers the lead 13 0 Bob Headicon scored on a 75 yd nm and a plunge of 1 ft During the half Gregg McBride honored Tom Ehlers Blair cmd Roger Van Haaften of Bellevue by presenting them with trophies for their outstanding play in the 1953 Jamboree A strong Wahoo eleven started the thrrd period against Plattsmouth and scored on a pass play with Gary Hoffman on the receiving end Blair had command over Bellevue the forth quarter with Blair scoring 24 points Jerry McCoy scored on a brillant run of 60 yds Campbell scored from the three yd line Larry Moore scored on a five yd run with McCoy scoring on a 25 yd run for the final marker -53- JUIVIURS THOSE Clnegy SOPHOMOOQES 'mrrue R MWBE R9 Youfc CUE DANCING- iw 90516 Q 'Q 5 rH:w 'vi5 301' PEP 5 ! THE OA Riff GAY fwrfa-:mfvfwa 'QM' rf V 6 ' v 7: Li., X f LmA-- TH E E BFAVTIES GY 5175 in in N.. f'nf'7' ,M gifxjgf, SLUHBER ON WITH THE TJN! E 2' s , , gy ix g Q , NAT f THE LINE uP ONLY 7MUP BUT WHAT A PARTY U P FOREMJARO MARCH FARMER TC PA my me 5'!fEv'f , REFRESH MEN T NEED we SAY Mo Q62 ' CIZIVIIZICJJ ,sl H1 WQRQQZ. 9225 Wi You lC!'1OW l Devel' gossip l SEATED: Mary Jean Vlach, Joan Allen, Sonja Ranheim STANDING Audrey Nelson Doris Theime Lundstrom Pat Arterburn. ver In eacupo The scene for Over The Teacups a comedy was the living room of Mrs Jane Saywe1l's home It was afternoon and Mrs Say well fMary Jean Vlachl had invited some women over for tea Mrs 'R Saywell's English maid, Parks, fAudreyNe1sonJ served tea to the f ladies. Mrs. Laura Gotts fSonja RanheimD,Mrs. 'Bee' Tarter C Doris Theime Lundstromj, and Mrs. Kitty Cadman Uoan Allen! spent - the afternoon gossiping about their late friend, Sadie Burke, leav- ing all her money to Dr. and Mrs. Goodwell. After Mrs. Goodwell arrived, however, the reason was disclosed and the ladies were all put to shame. The plays, directed by Mr. Keating, were presented March 15. But Madam said . . . .A-V I-low do you do? Oh, Shut Up I H55-a. 'S 5 e ' iX 7 M I ggi 1 V' ,,,, ,. J 'K 5 if . F , J A , hhi SEATED: Mary Beth smekieu, Kathleen omcmion, How much dat reward? Patsy McCormick. STANDING: Dale Miller, Jack Lorenzen, Frank Ken- dall, Ronnie Stork, Lee Svendqaard. iotletoe and Crnoonlight Mistletoe cmd Moonlight , a mystery comedy took place in the home of Doris Rand, a young college girl. No one was at the home except Joe, the colored servant, CRonnie Storkl so Doris CMary Beth Stricklettj, a school chum, Marcia GlenfKath- leen O'HanlonJ,and their English teacher, Miss Winters Cpatsy McCormickJ spent a few days at the house. On the night of St. Agnes Eve the girls took part in the old English custom of eating mistletoe berries and dreaming in the moonlight of their future husbands without talking. Two col- lege boys, Ned Strong lDale Millerl and Wade Ran- dall Uack Lorenzenl, were mistaken for burglers while trying to obtain a book for Doris' brother. During the excitment a real burgler, Slick Charlie Collins, CL.ee Svendgaardlentered. He was finally captured and taken away by the constable fFrank Stick fem up! Kendallj. - 'Q 4 y it lx u . . r , Q qt, I if K I, 4 W f , x iv Z l 2 M 2' fe ., 1 .,.r i ...2 VT ' 'if ii 13 y cfm-tr You gonna eat dem mistletoe? Quick Call the constable ! FRONT ROW I to r Ellen Nyholm Lois Hass Sandra Lingo Patricia Denman Judy Rasmussen Sunny Clausen Marsha Lamb BACK ROW Patsy McCormick Lee Ann Flck Jean Greqerson Robert Swedberq Larry Dennis Larry Marsh ounty Quovernment-' Thls year the campalqnmg for County Government Day was dltferent from prevrous years Each student chose hrs own party erther the Federallst or the Natronallst party The party sponsors were Federallsts Mr Keatlng, student sponsor Mary Jo Andrews Natxonallsts Mlss Nlel sen student sponsor Tom Stck The prlmary rallles were held separately thls year The followlng Jumors were chosen by the1r fellow students after two weeks of campcuqnlng to attend the County Government Day sponsored by the Blalr Amencan Leqlon on November 22 Partlsan County Clerk Patsy McCorm1ck CFD County Treasurer Larry Dennls IND Coun Marsh CFD Supervlsors Lols Hass CND lean Greqersen CFD Non Partlsan County Judge Sunny Clausen County Superlntendent Patrtcla Denman Appotnted Welfare Director Ellen Nyholm County Agent Robert Swedberg Home Ex tens1on Agent Sandra I..1nqo M- 6 ty Assessor--Lee Ann Fick CFD: County Attorney--Marsha Lamb CFD: County Sheriff--Larry L, gw, FIRST Rgw--1. to r: Patsy McCormick, Bill Hunt, Lois Hass, Shirley Bohs, Kay Bednar, Barbara Booton, Thelma Christensen. SECOND ROW-- Audrey Nelson, Ellen Nyholm, Pat Arterburn, Yvonne Carmichael. THIRD ROW--Ronnie Newell, Jerry Clements, Larry Wulf, Peggy Swlngholm, Don Short, Kay Beth Sappen- field, Bob Swedberg. H ur ioo mobo Our Miss Brooks was the title of the Junior Class Play presented December 3rd. lt was a comedy in three acts, taken from the original radio series. It was directed by Mr. Ray Weckmuller, with assistance from Miss Nielsen. The plot centers around Miss Brooks, an over-worked high school English teacher. Because she is such an ambitous worker, the principal puts her in charge of the Senior Play. The problems and difficulties she finds in her way make it an interesting and humorous story. The cast consisted of: Miss Brooks, a high school English teacher, played by Thelma Chris- tensen: Miss Finch, another teacher--Peggy Swingholm: Hugo Longacre, the school coach-- Larry Wulf: Mr. Wadsworth, the self-satisfied principal--Bob Swedberg: Miss Audubon, the grou- chy band director--Kay Beth Sappenfield. The following were students: Elsie--Pat Arterburn: Elaine - - Lois Hass: Jane - - Ellen Nyholm: Sylvia - - Barbara Booton: Doris - -Patsy McCor- mick: Marge - - Kay Bednar: Faith - - Audrey Nelson: Rhonda - - Shirley Bohs: Ted - - Ronnie Newell: Martin -- Jerry Clements: Stanley -- Bill Hunt: and Mrs. Allen - - Yvonne Carmichael. Miss Brooks reprimands Ted. Director Weckmuller Just reach up to pick a banana -fa---...- - 1954 Qunior- enior anquet The 1954 Junior-Senior Banquet, given by the class of '55 took place Friday, May 7. The theme chosen was the Mardi Gras. 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