Blair High School - Tattler Yearbook (Blair, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1959 volume:

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Features Margaret Anderson .T ohn Murdoch fe: Terri Johnson QJk Associate Ed' r 9 ' q - R xCol'1.+ VJ Tl J B staff in its 59 or W s u ,A T 0 xy-f at he stu rese ts this, first ok they N55 Hp if F Y We his ' e, have spen sig hours I har Worlijfo SP, K ,VV rust schoobyecrr. e o you e XL 5 , luvdgliggd - ub1 tiygis ' IQ Y ' M ' Nr' F V ' ' . .X A 5 j I W ' 1 BJ 561 Y H Qfvh 1-A J Philip Lorenzen xg 'J fly, af B iness yd Gf . igifwifiissi as ss h G Bus u iness Y' ,is my Donna Conr ' 1'- ad X 5 'N . i nl! V , V - r .4 . . ,, i A 13 ex L f it shi? 'll I R - 6 , 4, QQ J tw is 1 W? N N I X EDJ X. ' 1 -. Dear Mr. Armer: Many students have passed through the portals of B.H.S. taking with them memories of classes and the teachings of their instructors. We have considered you to be one of the outstanding instructors of our school. Although sometimes when we may not have appeared to be too attentive, we realize that you have tried to teach us Government, Law, and Social Problems, along with neatness, power of concentration and cour- tesy. Outside of class, you have proved to be popular with the students of Blair High. For instance, your cooperation with after-hours work on tenn papers and the gatherings at your hometo meet the twelve o-clock deadline. For being our friend and helping us over our rough spots, we wish to express our appreciation by dedi- cating the 1959 TATTLER to you. With kindest regards, The Tattler Staff Jw, 0. ,M M532 ff' ' Wifi Y 'f' 444 if Lg? VMQ ADMINIST KWSN ,Il A.'- vlblztjiqvswsi V FACULTYM l,L?wqiQfv9Cx9X G9 L f jay Ev L: fvfw' by 1 57VVw4jjA L L fa' Fw' fl '46 Vi ft! MMV 'rim' jj? fjllgi D if ff Mill Qi 'ff X 41. 1 .. igvlilvbv 4' 'VJ A 17 ' KSQT3 'Q . :E xiii Administration ,fjifff W MR. B. E. KRANTZ MR. EARL PACE Superintendent P rincipal A man who, working with our school board, has maintained and strengthened the prestige and honor of this school which we proudly call OUR school. A man who deserved and received the respect and admiration of the entire student body. We'11 always remember his office with its cheerful mottos, showing the ease with which he handled his students. a MRS. DAVID BIDSTRUP Office Secretary She made qoinq to the Superintendent's office not half so bad. Faculty Wayne Armer: World History: Probs: Boy's Physical Education: Girl's Basketball: Senior Class. As long as you spelled the name right, he didn' t care what you said about him. His assignments may have been hard, but maybe you leamed something from them. Helen Bosley: Home Economics: F.l-LA.: Pep Club: Junior Class. She was a swell teacher said all of the girls and they really meant it. But when she got behind the wheel of her little bugwagon she was a born hotrodder. Kenneth Fischer: Driver Education: Football Coach: L.ette1man's Club: Athletic Director. Most of us remember him for his sermons on pep rallies. They may have sounded bad to us, but they did some good. May- be the teachers ought to start using them. Mary Caddock: Biology: Chemistry: Science Club. On the whole she knew more about science than anyone in high school except Mr. Kelly. But on the other hand she could keep quite a beat to a Hula Hoop. Gordon Hill: English. Mr. Hill taught us three subjects: English, Liter- ature, and a soldier's experience in Japan. He was the teacher who helped get the lowa Tests, but you got out of classes didn't you? . 1' ,ff 1 , K f . ' X 4 f UC' , 41111: E fl 1 l tgirl Faculty C Richard Kelly: Physics: General Sciencep Science Club. l-le drew dia- grams about laws in physics all through the class. lf only he had taken art. The freshmen learned all about eighth periods from him. Mabel Krause: Latin: Libraryy English. Put your shoulder to the wheel and get the situation mastered was the best advice Mrs. Krause gave you and it was found to be very good advice when used. Pat Mallette: Industrial Arts. Mr. Mallette must have been very ambitious for he walked from school to his home every noon. Which one of us would walk if we could ride. The girls say, if he was just a little younger. ' slinton Nelson: Speech: Junior English: Senior Class Play: Junior Class lay. If you saw a Senior excitedly looking for statistics, he was prob- ably making a speech for Mr. Nelson. In what other assignment would he go to that much trouble? Jenny Nelson: School Nurse: F'.N.A. The only time you saw her was when you were sick, or needed an excuse to get out of school. You can thank her for accepting your excuses when you played hookie. , V FV ,- WQN AM Faculty Jerry Rainforth: American History: World Geography, Economics, Basket- ball Coach: Intramurals. A good man in his early flirtys. He was a swell coach with a ruddy smile, especially when we won. And then there were always history tests. A. E. Rembold: Instrumental Music. Next year his band will be as good as Mendez. Although they might not be that good, they've given us plenty of entertainment and without Mr. Rembold they would sound pretty sour. Catherine Sorensen: Mathematics. A genius with classroom displays. She illustrated any mathematical law. And she had a way oi looking at us that made us sit up and listen. fl QQA James Thompson: Bookkeepingy Business Arithmetic: Junior Business: Business Law: Junior Class. If you didn't listen to directions, then you probably got into trouble with Mr. Thompson. When he towered over you, you knew you weren' t as big as you thought you were. Douglas Switzner: Vocational Agricultureg F'.F'.A. Freshman Class. If y'all were from Oklahoma, by hoopie you had something in common with Mr. Switzner. The kids said he ran the meanest study hall in school. lbs. 5 if, l, Hugh Thomas: Vocal Music. Here is some competition for Mr. Thompson in the skyscraper department. If you went to the Christmas concert you know what the students do in the first period of the day. Elizabeth Sackz. Commercial: Informer. You probably saw her hurrying around the halls with a look as if she were getting something done. Well, she probably was. She had a paper to get out. QUQJX. 11,9601 3' 1 cffgafafi fi? l f ,ffgffifl f WM! , . Q' 91,2211 ,. up DQQVVL'-Lo' me 1 My My We My Z -, - M? ,fj dgg ,Zi p ' awww-2 a ffm - J l D62 5 wfgcj PZ ,AML W4 , f0 'VM Z I, ' V lf- VX, v4 GQQX4 5, , I z :,, t GL QAVVL .2 'Me' cw, E ,, L Jamey JMU. , X19 gwcf W flfgf 514 L f- If ,250 7, WMM Q , rraa M? Qiwvcgf .. Wffifzl wt , is WM M353 M W Mbit wa WMF Wm CLASSESM M f ZfLf!f7A' W,,fv W ,J q My Q ,Jw W W2 ! , f jjj? 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J, The molding of our lives has lust been finished. Our goal has flnally been reached. The first day we entered high school we were 12 f Gwen Hanson Secretary I don't know anything except the fact of my ignorance. Herman Hiqh School 1,27 G.,A.A. 1,25 Journalism 27 Girls Chorus 1,27 Class Officer 1,27 Pep Club 1,27 Varsity Choir 3,47 Debutuntes3,47 Officer 47 Solo- ist 3,47 Small Groups 47 Office Girl 47 Librarian 37 Honor Roll l,Z,3,47 National Honor Society 4. Roger Lippincott Treasurer People who blush are not al- ways bashfulf' Band l,2,3,47 Officer 37 Small groups 2,3,47 Pep Band l,2,3,-47 Polka Band 3,47 Honor Roll 1,27 Student Council 27 L.etterman's Club 2,3,47 Homecoming Atten- dant 47 Football 1,2,3,47 Track 1,2,3,47 All conference fstatej 2,3,47 Intramurals 2,47 Class Officer 2. Robert Lingo Student Council His motto-why be silent when there are words. Band l,2,3,47 Officer 47 Small Group 2,3,47 Varsity Choir 3,47 Singing Sarqecmts 3,41 Small Group 3,47 Tattler 27 Informer 2,3,47 One Act Play 37 Science Club l,2,3,47Officer 37National Honor Society 3,47 Honor Roll l,2. lsn:eo.+.e. sms ,wi s ,, s-,...we..sm...,-esm , Margaret Anderson She hasn't got much upstairs, but what a stairway, Varsity Choir 3,47 Debutantes 1,2,3,4i Accompanist 1,2,3,47 Pep Club l,2,3,47 Officer 4: FHA 27 Tattler 47 One Act Plays 37 National Honor Society 3.4: Honor Roll l,2,3,47 Home- coming Queen 47 Jr. Class Play 37 Sr. Class Play 4. ann J ohn Andreasen He thought that curbing one's emotions meant parking by the roadside. One Act Plays 27 Letterman's Club 2,a,4. Football 1,2,3,-47 Basketball 1.2.3. J earn Bednar She wrote from the worms-eye point of view. Varsity Choir l,2,3,47 Debu- tantes 1,2,3,47' Cheerleader 3.47 Pep Club l,2,3,47 Informer 2.3. 47 Student Council 47 Homecom- ing Attendant 47 PNA 3,47 Offi- cer 3.4. J ohn Bednar There must be some ambition in him, because none ever came aut. Bond 2.3.45 Officer 47 Polka Band 3,47 Pep Band 3,47 ln- former 37 Science Club 17 Stu- dent Council 27 L.etterman's Club 3,42 Football 3.47 Track 37 Intramurals 3.4: Class Officer 2. u bewildered but confident Freshmen. Now having finished our obli- gation we look forward to the future with high hopes and anticipation. Steve Bellows Frequently within his brain, he gently thinks a thought. Bond 1,2,3,4: Pep Band 2.3.4f Polka Band 3.47 L.etterman's Club 3.47 Football 1,37 Intra- murals 3. Ann Bennett She appears quiet, but then, looks are deceiving. Debutantes 1,47 Officer li Pep Club l,2,3,47 Librarian 47 One Act Plays 37 GAA 17 Jr. Class Play 3. Donna Berryman She lets her mind go blank but forgets to turn off the sound. Bonner Springs Hlqh School l7 Band 1: Camera Club li Pep Club 2,3,47 Tattler 47 Offlce Girl 3,47 GAA 17 Girl's Basket- ball 3.4. Sandra Cale She was the type who always jumped to confusions. Pep Club 4. Sharon Clements She was nuttier than a fruit cake. Band l,2,3.4: Officer 4: Varsity Choir 4: Debutantes 4: Pep Club l,2.3,4. Donna Conrad Even when she's doing noth- ing she's doing it out loud. Band l,2,3.4: Officer 4: Pep Band l.2,3,4: Small Groups 1.2, 3.4: Pep Club l,2.3,4: Tattler 3.4: Student Council 4: Officer 4: County Government 3: Girls State 3: PNA l,2,3,4: Officer 2.3.4. Frances Corwlne She had social circles under her eyes. Pep Club l,2,3,4: Informer 2.3, 4: Office Girl 3: One Act Plays 3: National Honor Society 3: Honor Fioll 1.2: Homecoming Attendant 4: Jr. Class Play, Student Director 3. Pegg y Croud y She has a small mind but knows it throughlyf' Debutantes 4: Pep Club 1.2.3.4: Informer 3.4: County Govern- ment 3: Class Officer l. Complete with our traditional garb of ivy-leagues and bobby sox we plowed our way through books, chem. lab., speech classes, and home- work. We sleptin ourclasses,..... Ardlth Dolleck Her vocabulary really isn't so large, it's just the rapid turn- over. Varsity Choir 4: Cheerleader 4: Pep Club l.2.3.4: Tuttler 3.4: One Act Plays 3: County Gov- ernment 3: Jr. High Office Staff 2: Class Officer 2. Maxine Dolleck She may be a Miss -- but she hasn't missed much. Band 1,2,3,4:Debutantes4: Pep Club 1,2,3,4: One Act Plays 2: County Government 3: Jr. l-liah Office Staff l. Mary Domacker It's the good girls who keep diaries -Mary never had time. Fl-lA 2: County Government 3. Richard Goodwin I don't need these glasses except for seeing-and they're cheaper than buying a dog. Vocal Music Ensemble 1. Sue Hansen jack and Jill went up the hill Omaha Central Hlqh School 1,27 Band 1,25 Pep Band lp Y-Teens 1.2: Colleens 1.27 Cheerleader 4: Pep Club 3.4: Jr. Class Play 37 Sr. Class Play 4. ,.,.,..7, Bill Hardy The harder I try, the gaoder to be, the worser I am. County Government 35 Class Of- ficer 1: L.etterman's Club 3.47 Football 37 Basketball 2.3.47 Intramurals 4. Sherry Hayes A girl with high blush pres- sure. Brownvllle High School 17 Class Play lp Cheerleader 17 Valley- ball 17 Music lg School Paper 17 FHA 1.4. Lloyd Hazard He was one of those hydra- matic types-you know, shift- less. Letterman'S Club 2.3.47 Foot- ball 1.2,3,4: Basketball 1.2.35 Track 1.2,3,4: Alliance l. . . . parked our gum under desks, and even skipped a few classes, still we pushed our way through all the trouble and tests, but enioyed the wonders of being young. Dean Heinssen Don't tell me what I mean -let me figure it out far myself. FFA l.2.3,4: Officer 3.4: Honor Roll lg County Government 37 Intramurals 2.3.4. Wayne I-Ielnssen Am I my brothers keeper? FFA ly Tattler 4: Honor Roll 1.2.32 National Honor Society 3. Klaus Henneberg Some couplings were loose in his train of thought. Science Club l,2,3p Student Council lg L.etterman's Club l. 2.3: Football 1.21 Track 1.2. Judy 1-llnellne Fields and trees teach me nothing. but the people in the city do. Varsity Choir 3.47 Officer 4: Debutantes 47Pep Club 1,2.3,4: Officer 3: FHA 1.2.33 Officer 4: Student Council 45 Officer 4: Tattler 47 Office Glrl 25 County Government 37 Class Officer 2. Kent Howard Girls are always running through his mind-they don'z dare walk. Student Council l,3,47Officer 37 County Government 37 Boys State 37 I..etterman's Club 2,3,47 Officer 47 Football l,2,3,47 Track l,2,3,47 All Conference 3,47 lState7 47 Homecoming At- tendant 47 Jr. Class Play 37 Class Officer 1,3- Clair Jensen Sally Jensen His boredom was as the daze will 1 kngw is what 1 read in on his face. Band 3,47 Varsity Choir 2,3,47 Singing Sarqeants 2,3,47 Smiill Groups 3. the papers. Band l,2,3,4: Varsity Choir 47 Pep Club 1,2,3,47 FHA 1,2,37 Informer 47 GAA 17 FNA 2,3,47 Jr. Class Play 3. Formals ancl suits weren't exactly the attire worn while decorating for the Prom, rehearsing for plays, the day we took to the hills . . Judy Jones Happy as a lark, she enjoys herself bath daytime and dark. Varsity Choir 1,2,3,47 Debu- tantes l,2,3. Lorraine Jones Some of the best bay-scouts are girls. Varsity Choir l,2,3,47 Debu- tantes 1,2,3,47 Small Groups 2, 47 Pep Club l,2,3,4i Informer 2, 3,47 Librarian 2,37 GAA 1,21 Girls Basketball 3,4. Wayne Kirk Wake me up when the bell rings. Band 1,2,3,47 Polka Band 3,47 Letterman's Club 3,47 Football 1,2,3,4p Basketball 3. mt l,ffmf,s .Ml---.fs, l..,0e.1-s.t,..f,Meo.1.,,w, 7.-lf.,,,,.,,., Bruce Johnson He always knew a good thing when he said it. Band 1,2,3,47 Officer 37 Small groups 1,2,3,47 Solo 3,47 Pep Band 1,273.47 Polka Band 3,47 National Honor Society 3,42 Honor Roll 1,21 L.etterman's Club 3,47 Officer 47 Jr. Class Play 37 Football 3,47 Track 3, 47 Intramurals 3,4. son Kay Kubie All that I leamed I'ue for- gotten and all that I know l've guessed. Band l,2,3,4: Small Groups 3,42 Pep Club 2,3.4? Office Glrl 4: National Honor Society 3,4: Honor Ftoll 1,2,37 County Gov- ernment 37 Class Officer 3. Marilyn Ladwtg She had a tongue that would clip a hedge. Debutantes lp Pep Club l,2,3,4: FHA 2g L,ibrarla'n 47 Sr. Class Play 4. -G Lu, , Linda Lamb Time marches on, and I for one feel trampled. Debutantes li Pep Club l,2,3,4. 'lllaiiuf ,ff 'uw .wy'K ill el tQmgQ I M316 MLRC ill llhcxll.- Ellen Larsen Shakespear and I would have been good friends, but he died too soon. Band l,2,3,4: Officer 2,35 Small Group l,3,4: Pep Band 2,3,4: Varsity Choir 3,47 Debutantes 4,5: Small Group 3,4: Pep Club 2,3,4: Informer 3: One act Plays 2: National Honor Society 3,47 Honor Roll l,2,4: GAA lp Jr. Class Play 3: Folwell Jr. High Minneapolis l. ' d b h . for sneak day, or when we were iust 'messing aroun , ut t ey were more commonly found at the Banquet and Prom. Bill Lippincott He has a one track mind and the traffic on it is light. FFA 1,2,a,4. Duane Nielsen He was all sail and no an- char. Honor Roll 1,2,3p Student Coun- cil 27 County Government 3: Jr. Class Play 35 Basketball l, 2,3,4: Track l,2,3,4: Class Of- ficer l,2,3: Fort Calhoun l,2,37 Paper Staff 2,3. Frances Noyes You can't tell her anything- she has a soundproof head. Librarian 4: Intramurals 27 Te- kamah High School 1,27 Glee Club l. J eanette Fladler Andy Rothman ','She'S Us Velaxed as 0 PUUVU1 If I'm studying when you come of live'-U in, wake me up. Deb'-lfanles 3.4- Varsity Choir 2,3,47 Singing Sarqeants 2,3,47 Small group 47 Science Club 2,3 ,4. Priscilla Robertson So scatter-brained she never knows which foot she has in her mouth. Band l,2,3,4gSmall Group l,3,4: Pep Band l,2,3,4g Majorette 47 Varsity Choir 1,47 Debutantes l,3,47 Pep Club 3,47 FHA 4: Officer 47 Honor Roll lg Jr, Class Play 37 Royal High School 1. an With diploma in hand-destiny ahead, the doors of high school closed on an experience never to be forgotten. Although our .... Fred Sass All great men are dead and dying, and I a'cm't feel so well myseljln Foothill 1. Carol Schjodt Too old for teddy bears, too young for wolves. Varsity Choir 4:Debutantes3,47 Officer 47 Solo 3,41 Pep Club 2,3,4: PHA 1,27 Librarian 27 Honor Roll 1,37 Jr. Class Play 37 Fremont High School l. Carol Schmidt If she will, she will, if she won't, she won't. Varsity Choir l:Debutantes 1,25 Pep Club l,2,3,4p FHA 1,45 of- fice Girl 47 Librarian 4: One Act Plays 37 GAA 1,27 Officer 27 Jr. High Office Staff 37 Girls Basketball 3,41 PNA 2,3,4. Betty Flohwer Her voice was husky to that paint just short of asthma. Pep Club l,2,3,47 FHA 47 Hon- or Floll 35 Student Council 37 County Government 37 Jr. Class Play 3: Fort Calhoun l,2,3: Volleyball 1,23 School Paper 3. Theresa Schmitz Her thoughts spin around like a rear wheel on ice. Pep Club l,2,37 FHA 2,3I Li- brarian 3,42 GAA l,2. s u Neal Slevers He can trace his family tree all the way back to the days when his family lived in it. Tattler 27 lnformer 2,3,4f Editor 3,47 One act Plays 2,3,47 Scl- ence Club l,2,3,47 Officer 47 National Honor Society 3,47 Honor Roll l,2,3,4f County Government 37 Jr. Class Play 37 Sr. Class Play 47 Football 17 Basketball l. . memories will still be here, lenging world and unknown destiny. Marty Sorensen David Snowbeck He thinks himself a wit -and he's half right. Band l,2,3,4f Officer 47 Small Groups and Solo 1,2,3,47 Pep Band l,2,3,47 Polka Band 37 Tattler 2,3,4I Editor 2,3747 Science Club 2,3,47 Honor Roll 1,27 Student Council 37 I..etter- man's Club 3,47 Football 1,31 Intramurals 3,47 Class Officers 3. Gene Sorensen He remembers when the only difficult thing about parking a car was getting the 'girl to agree to it! Band 2,3,47 Small Group or Solo 3,42 Polka Band 3,47 Var- sity Cholr 3,47 Singing Sar- qeants 37 Small Groups 3,47 FFA l7 Science Club 47 Foot- ball 37 Intramurals 3,47 Letter- mon's Club 3,4. stand on the threshold of a chal- Mary Sorensen lt's nice to be natural, when Fainter than a butterfly's you're naturally nice. bmp. Vocal Music I7 Office Girl l7 FHA 1. GAA 2. Klrby Splkler An honest man is the noblest work of God. Informer 37 Librarian A27 One Act Plays 27 Letterman's Club 2,3,47 Football 2,37 Basketball 2,3,47 Track 2,3,47 Student Manager 27 Class Officer 2. 7-T I , :-,, 6 I it I 1 L. I I, I 1 If I ii' I I Judy 'Taylor Gloria 'Thomas A blush is nice, but some- An innocent face, but you times inconvenientff never can tell. Varsity Choir 17 -Pep Club 3,47 FHA 47 I..lbrurlcrn 3,4. FHA 27 Jr. High Offlce Stuff 3. ' Mardell Webster 'l'When she talks it isn't con- versation - it's filibuster. Pep Club l,2,3,47 Officer 37 office om 3.4. I K Joanne Thompson She faywalks her way across every conversation. Varsity Choir 47 Debutantes 1,2, 47 Pep Club 3,41 Girls Basket- ball 37 GAA 1,27 Senior Class Play 4. WE BUILD THE LADDER BY WHICH WE RISE. Russel Wiese If there's an idea in his head it's in solitary confinement. lntromuruls 3,47 Neliqh High School l7 Basketball l7 Foot- bcxll 1. Georqia Wilson She has curves in places other girls don't even have places. Debutantes lgPep Club l,2,3,47 Office Glrl 47 National Honor Society 37I-loner Roll l,27C1oss Officer 3. I I C? I H LJ X Zlqrlfia Vltols She spends rhoney like it was going out of style. Varsity Choir 3,41 Debutantes 1,2,37 Pep Club 1,2,3,47 Jr. I-llqh Office Staff 3. Jerry Brunk Karen Jensen PYeSiClE'Hi Vice President Juniors They pushed their way through three years, determined to finish one more. All their hard work put forward towards County Government, and producing a class play will be remembered as having ta n place in their Junior year, J ane Christopher Secretary M- UT ' fx! Ouffaijwiip wmrigir Carolyn Stokes Theresa Johnson S Treasurer Student Council W 1 fini ' . Q ff Mi X i A K X rel, ,Q Q! wi X Vie 1 l Q 5 'N Diana Allen Probert Baker Beatrice Bushnell J an Dudley Bonnie Hineline Y' in ff 'Y -Y ' W'-a l A nlll A Qlnl l x 3 Wg if 'f - - f :EE i - in fr lnln A fa Xw1f f .,f:7 is Z5 - A' 1' n fl? 1' if f' - l ,335 S sf, 1: i ,.,l ,V 5' .VER 'Hier 5 r '-gil-iff T95 Meri-i Allen Bill Anderson Edward Anderson Sherrill Andreasen Robert Barron Cynthia Bellows Leon Bragg Marlin Brant They had finally made it-full-fledged upper classmen. They were all bustin with the secret of the Prom, working f?l behind locked doors and papered wi nclows, Barbara Christensen Sherman Hall Janice Hineline A K 4 H xg 5- ff V ii? 1 i 53 Xyg Z , Q ' ' - - PB ' X , r E ,ex x. 2 yi 5 so or -52' Q' G15 ' g si: Lf :zap-E ' .ik -.:Q5gpwg+22-Q-M being proud of their final outcome . ...... . . Irene Christofferson Theodore Cornwell Joan Hansen 'xehlorma Hansen Sandra I-Iineline Qale I-Iultberq l in James Dixon Larry Henricksen Gene Jensen B93 fer -.Q 11 MM 8 1, xi' L f -9 v 1, . -5- n fy' M if - L Jr: 253- Q ' f ' - '-4 J? :gi 1 , Q ii 'Qrisi fig gr, A . ,, X 511i?iH'i-5 . pe 'B' M , af, Q 1 . .4 2 5 5 , 1 I 5 :Ii-91 , , i -,-- . ' v S? tg .El R Txhi Y 5 W x- 3, . - i l if 3, Q David Kruse Philip Lorenzen Patricia Moore Delores Rohwer Nila Sheets - ' ,gi .LM if Re J 3 Hi '-. ,X 3 'QTY . NW gig, Q' 1 . ::L1:f,e: :51t1 , 5542: 5? WV 4 Re MW 9 -- ,r f..-, rl alll- Y RQ g xi l ' s' T5 it 5 i X L X X ti. fi ii f an 4 in X' I 4, Qi Q ,x X x rlrr 1 rr Larry Kuhr James Maher Carole Lclmbrecht David Larsen Richard Leehy Lyle Mathiesen Rolland Metz Mickey Moore . . . . The crowded halls were hardly noticedg the hustle and bustle and going about. Running down the halls to their lost class, iust stepping in the door as the bell rang. John Murdoch James Ryan William Sillik s lrr N Q, . R James Nemetz Jeanne Samson Bette Springer Phyllis Rasmussen Marilyn Schneider JoDeen Spiker rg in . Jacqueline Reeh Thomas Seamann Roger Stork ., , MQW, , ...,,,,M. new X -rw 1: 1-X.. 42 .:z.:sz1:f Q x ,SJ Qin - QW 2 V e Q2 5 me JV if L in f f 'wfrfr Z 95.1 , , L? M , 4 4 an , , 'V ww ' , 1 1 f by 2155 .ek , K .safe -Q -- . . X. is if' Q K' . Kf',' 1 f ' Bruce Suverkrubbe Roger Ward Chester Wiese Jerry Wulf in ' ' N ,M ini., K - ,yi ew ' .... - .s gg 3 ,Ez ' is 4 'A f,,, s, .. W TX A 5 i i X 1 i ii Judy Svendqard Douglas Taylor Gail Thompson Bill Tiede Linda Warrick Richard Wenz Nancy Wheeler Gary Wiblishouser lgnoring all warnings freely given out by Seniors as to burning the midnight oil , they stand eagerly awaiting their step into the spotlight as Seniors. Not Pictured: Marvin Harris Ronnie Jensen David Johnson Marvin Wrich Bonnie Wulf Bill Shelton Frances West Sandra Wilson Doris Jensen Ronald Wiese Jim Burnett is , .Na s , 'i- -we ,,-, H Q. :if 'Q ' Q.: .stizz vifx-1 R Q 1 Q' fin-if V f - ' , X ff-If-eq sw - .NH s- wr? . . -: u i, . . - W l or ff? -I .... 1 K ' 'lf M X R K N s X als X we Q W sneer: - f new , - - K I is fi 'W W TY' 4 K Susan Andersen William Biffar Dale Brodersen sv V .ffl , 1 Qiafdfj' :Q 1 f i r f . if ' e fi is f 9 X X' -. 3 ,X 'E'-E if ' 24, .' ff' f . .:'- Wi I ES, + - si i ' af r Z Q ug 1, r 1 H 1 -Q-' ' 1 ' 7 'A Y' li ' I. .1 ,. Q 5 3? 15 X :aw L ' jj K . 'YZ .ig f ' K :Qi 'V David Sappenfield Michael Jensen Donna Hale President Vice President Sec. - Treas. Student Council Linda Money Sophomores ty -'Www not have been complete. They had no class plays or leadership but fol- lowed diligently, eagerly learning the tricks of the trade, The class m0s,f neglected, but withoul which our high school would 5 Jimmy Anderson John Bisbee Patricia Brumm i if E ' X f is . View N L. Linda Anderson Gary Bowen Linda Bushnell ijs E li.. Q .,.. .. 7 Tr. - , -Q31 . ' i Sr Q s l'.l',1il - , x 1.3 -5 Si 1 2 QA is r S X 2' . b . .16 ' --few 'ig A X . X X l is 2 K Gregory Appleby Earlene Brennnfoerder Terry Carmichael ,- l 4 V Y . . ire Ei., 5 David Aten Judith Briggs Lowell Christensen -. 3 . 1: rl. gggfffjrf, 2 ,iff 1 tri! jg: Q: t gfzfgli ' . -. s .. Q ,rf 4 or ir is Ui Sri? N v :iss Q sf 4 if 'B X QW , . K ' is ' 33' 5' M 4 ' Na x N :QM ia L 5 W7 X 2 X5 sf-:V Q. iff! WMV i M . ig, - 75- , r me k 3 W- 5 is ,gil l X .i,: fi . . K' ' eeezesfceee s- ' QS, ' . 'fre it 4 + sisl Ssiss ',.ff i -V? -: - is H ,.i .E keg? : 'lwi i L its N L W JN ., X at it 4 - f MS I K of 3 Q t if it g r gli Q fx M. A . Ronald Christensen Sharon Christensen Thomas Crowdy Robert Davis David Harris David I-Iindley David I-Iovendick Gail Hunt Wallace Jones Mark Jorgensen Judith Juul Kathleen Kempcke Being one year wiser, they ioined as many activities as they possibly could, seeking their place in B.H.S. They worried about making the starting team, the skit they had for a rally Leonard Knudsen Brian Kolterman LeRoy I-,orsch Larry Mackin Leota Miller Dennis Mundorf - i 2 K - . Q . LLL-114. 'l 111 -, . I s A L- s 'f-fs, 1 T' 15 ,, W 'Q, . i5f 55?,3i' 2 ' F ff if ,Riff at f . g -.tt, ' 1 2 X X x sr Q K Jw was if ex Rx ee 'X . yt Ng R31-Q SN -- t , Q e i ., . -' V ' ess ,: :: Q-:S . , vm. ,-ff K , ,Lu .ti ,,- ' -e Y-lv.. 3- i ' . I .f1' - i 1 1 ,fel ri ffs .fs-5 . , 'ET f. .is.1:s rf - ,fzfm 1 --5 Q ff fi' N. ,ith A S .H . ,,,,f..g ,+ Mm nfs.. mf! . f ,t.pg: ' ft.,.1-fff nuonunnaan-susan:-no Dennis Laaker Linda Larsen Robert Matzen Wayne Metzler Judith Nelson Robert Nelson ws, fmt ,. ,iw , X-sf, ffffi.Se.-'itz is weft 1' i-rss - if We -- s ft- qw -.fe . sri nf-is e N 1559 f is ima ire. 1 Q. Q 2?m 12': 'f s 1 'A' x suxgggi sta T KQM NW s X' S Qs 5 2 Qi? E Six ty W til' W X x is R X X -h -v:. I eai .,,,, - .vis-eff ' N Sees: 3535 jr., -35 i Y'Q'3'f,' f 'gk 39' rs, sep - .Q -iw sttt f ft 4 .'.1.S?g5E3h.2f',.:S5RL .1iEf5i'.Q.eQm: .,.., v glleggi Vernon Dolleck Julie Jensen Roy Kirk Gordon Lippincott Ruth Meyer Alan Nielsen ly ' 4 ,z . I: 5 K.: iii! E get , i , . t ,ig ,. -f .r. .el-2 Me3?EQweifEQ asia Weis if 2 ev : if -' ,, QEQNF' J I- J wsesee? sees, +5- K .:- ,genie e L ' H Mae: . 1-C .. rl S A K gi, L-- Q, R 4 . fi 'l' r x, , L rr it . v A Darryl Paulsen June Sackett Clifford Staben Susan Suverkrubbe Dennis Tietqen Geraldine Woosley 4, ri .i Q l if r , sr 1 ..- r K .ew- k i 'K 51 L. . 'tif I - es,-geffsw ' Q' Q f'-11914--935 , , , 'K 4-wi b, Fixer, . Q11 ,. 1, W. r ' A 3543-,. iii? A - K. K r- 'K if X ffr,?:,E:i A f, xii. ' li Q YN Mig ,, . - , f , -+ . ,ini Q, rw 'W - .Q V .- ,il L5 ,, ei. Q, . r - A, ,K g ggi - Don Rhoades Linda Rhoades Roger Roqert Susan Schettler Mary Ann Sidebottom Nancy Spiker Dennis Stave Susan Stricklett Sidney Sutherland . staying on the Honor Roll, and raising that pig they bought for F.F.A. The newness worn off, they prepared themselves for the demands which will be Facing them os upperclussmen, Louann Thompson Robert Triplett Cheryl Wright Paul Thomsen Lonnie KGY Tucker Wulf V J . f I wi' . , -fl W l 5 ', . I ' L: 's Sli! l R : Es , e l lis r-tr - . is Q if .V , Si 1, A Lfgflffxlf Linda Thornburgh James Watts Jerry Zeiqler ..y f - Wei: 'Wim new ii, Q -2 1 .Qs , ev ., ,- we f R Q is S' M B , Rim i ,Q K E 5 S W QYN1-. we x ,, rj, r .r .i g,,.,.. , f--- as--s - 1 -swf, r X ef gg X 2 l . It ' -. f ig, me Q ff S wig? H .. -- - ,3r..-,im ef, .r Agx3k1,41,f 5: fr 1 ws:- 1 'z . 1 M l K -H-if Q, 1 2 E , ii I ---- ' - e W X A ' ,Q ix, D' . --: W. ra. X,-5. rr 1 - W5 f ': fx. .. 's- ' .Q '21-if ' X 2- X K N P is X 5 in Q r R e Q mg get M 5, Els if ll 3 X gl? Q Q' Carol Ruwe Ramona Spike: Larry Suverkrubbe Marilyn Tiede Raymond Wiese i 555 . :F F sf? - X qi E:'s'.fSix - . fi? 5 l, ,, 322 . ffeixl if . '2 5 r S t K X gs-gzziswg ig . ..,, H, ..,..r.. r 1. X -.ar X ft-,Lf ral! 'if:. XE X . ' Q .. lx ' K' -h in xx? Ex gs fe Afaesvfe fewer pw-N ----'- S as -ef 'S Q- 2 - - gif sf 6- f- 1 . J,-37 6 sly' N ' fe, ee-1 - N. X N K3 E X Q is fr X if X Fra s 5 A sei - A -.ik ' X x N :, ' : - le rllx , W .Q . Q 'ir is' ',- - 4 K Lie K ... A N is Sue Allen Sharon Baker Qfee ee LQ-f Q . i QS K Q X 1 i f B ... ek. ,... . .::, H reeeene sys 'Q SA : ni-eekgraf , .. .Vi P -V Y Q- is .ree M 22 Zw.T,5f,.M s es. :figs f' i ff r Qi, . - is .e.. as sr-...ef 2 Q 3 Q er Q Qi X M' J as 'ss e + 'fl f s 4 We K N X M' sg r N QS Q V Q X we Q Q r ei il 1 gs K' Y we 3 X in K rx Q X W 'Q X? T- - 7, X -Fx.xr wr- ' , ,. 5- 'sv D iegriiei? ..- -ee ,kk . . .. was EJ ' 4 iF A: ZIV Q .V QNX? - I . P- - D 1 79 v:..:1- ASE , Mary Andreasen Larry Andersen LOiS Andersen Mary Anderson Donald Beck Kenneth Berryman Larry Betts Robert Blomqren 3. nobea CLASS. Ovinqer Vwqqe 5 n,?f6 'LFYYQQS-x Chnelense Bembold sec' won ' Janelle Boock Mary Cooper ,..r.-e. r me y . Y .. Q .W W.. ssiir - gr... ' S .t K. M.i5.e,,y,5, .4 XJ. .. .-f wegewf- sf-we-ee 1 E 3Y kNx 'er xxx! if W X X Q S x Q' -4 i , ,. n...,. - in -i K U k3 Q4QifTt'v1k M. r -flLE7 Kc 1 306 ,XI 0 Pt fi' W WW-?g'ig7i,.vzi'l-1 y ,eww- Daniel Aten Sharon Bolton X U 0 is Jef o fuse' , b ildered, bu py expressions covered the faces of the incoming Freshmen as they excitedly made their plans to make the most ess? N cnc? of their next four . .. . JSFFY Bowden Carol BF'-lfldflqe Donna Bushnell Grant Chase Verna Christofferson Joan Cornwell Clark Cowing Sandra Detiens Larry Drbal Diane Dutton 1 li 1 B ' Q'fs5ji-51 A - K K 1 - ' f - - V. . ' . .Q -' Q55 gs 1g-vga -LV- Q., . yr . . .. .. W. , ,. , h. . . .. - ff -. - . sw, -L , -- , f f . . ' 5. - if ,- . '- H or - -T f Q ' 5' .. A -5 ' ff . 1 2. ' 'lf' 3 N- R , ., -f f. .. . . -. 1 .. -1. 'fe :- - -- - . V - f Y- 1 X-1-.eras-1. 7- -7--up - f , -.f f- - , ezgzw. J , ' fe f r .r ' A' . - -- is- -. in of 1 if 1: if -ff ' ' -' ze., . f- 'ef - '-A 5: issfrssgsszs- -. 'f nl -, -f lrfjfl-FWQ 5-:'-:-.15 . , :f q'f 'f' I rf.. Q 5. . L 'f xx '7 f .-fi ' 9 fire L. ' ' , . , ff' fi-' e efeiih' 'Aviv T55 mf r-Q., Y J ' ' F Aves? ers. Lx--EL Dnsffi-. -N'-Qs' ,iii 21 X fit ' .- we 3- L Fifi 3 -r--Qe. A 1 -T-1-V if ' rr nr . ,fe . QQQQXQ senses .. i 1. , . ' .. ' i .:g. 1 K 'Hx WSHWM 1 -was ' w 5 W- -' t '- ii Q ' ffi R-VT' f- . rqewwiiifg bbq ' ' if - ' t as - f-' - A RV '14 ff 1 I A dl - 1' 1 i - - s ' i s A t ease-sssff'-is sl , ,, : o - - sf ' :ze -f . ' A . 'si - fxzqpkmws, S I N X - 1- lei f.-if t - . .J gr. -' ., s 5' 541323, ,ggzrf -ff. If-5' . 3 W X. 5. azz - 1 Y' ' f -SS - so , -i ,-.- if QLGQ, ' .Cv A f 'X V - , f . 1--J . Q-MQ . Q K ir , .- , 1 ,, i ' Lfql' - if-'gr gg, 2 -I , L Diane Gunderson Ronald Hazard Dawn Jacobson Katherine Kiqer Edward Lippincott Cheryl Ohrt Sheran Gutschow Lois Henricksen Jeffery Jensen Sylvia Hancock Carol Herron Robert Jensen :Nt ,..s, .. r?-,leg Tw iw?-i t .. 2 ' :ga g- 'fe-m ' -' N, R21 A .. H f N 'H' ' ' . , Y' N' 51? wit? 95 .'X ., a s - t 5' Wit fgtxwm X Q X if x Q 5 3 53 1 A X is ,iss-is 5- - ,.?fiEf? new , - M ,Q . ,. , L .5 XS? iisj 4 was f 1 ' Q- , N 'Ti . 1 X , ,:., f - f , N A 1 ,. J- 1 Nz, X 'N'-. - .a ss -- ss News - W, ti - ,g.1x.1esa '-i-Q is is t ix - 14 fx A f ' s -- - H E xl- fi. - - -. 2 w Robert Hansen Virginia Holstein Carol Johnson MQ?-gg it ..,, ,s . 2593 t XM X i ig Q Tis 55 if f E- 'NN ' A X W y .te MVN Fx + if X tw M K is ,Q ,Q N N A, X xx Patricia Harper Q sw Y ' '- - -f it-is SK 5,1 F- its ir Qt st Q x if ig as tit - Y is Qs if N3 n - Qs N K Q is ,. . sive Gaul? SSS , y as Q f ir W' X a. K Niki xx is ' offs Q is Q is Jeanette Hass Charlene Hovendick John Hultberg Gary Johnson . . . years. With enthusiasm and spirit seldom matched by any other class, they set out to carve a lasting portion in the history and building of their high school. Harold Klinkefus Gloria Masters Gene Ohrt - ,,,1:2- , .ie , r' Y -I, f ff-.. if f .K , ij . J S t f QF? fa Brent Krantz Carol Moller Peter Olney Jean Kutsch Mary Jo Moore John Olson - - K ft L yew? Y-- w ' r - - 'z 2 is 2 'Ski .5 :1,.-'Ja sag -1 J wil.: , gr:-3.1 '- , ff -- We ff' - - V315 - J zo- ,K 3, wr i V 5 ,fw or Q t 3 if J. '- Susan Lambrecht Linda Newkirk Robert Olson Sharon Kastrup Larry Leehy Morton Nicholson William Paulson ,tif KE, :sew was at sis team' f +- 2 i. Qsf: 1 1 ,. ..,.. Q , ,,,, s gi . ra, x N :ix t ,f L Q x 2 S 'X v X K' K 4 l ?Q 1. t SSN! s 'X N N x Eat , ,rl ' Vxgrx ,K 'R X X , W 1 mfb. t ,,- , , Exif Q Q wif , X F if ' 5 , , ff ! X , K K . Q sm, Q- gas, Q, r -- P W A ab Sw Brian Peterson William Rahlfs Gerald Seamann Vernon Wulf Wayne Steffen Sharon Taylor I-,eanna Wiese if 5' Salk rf. Veer I ff 1 . 3' L T e 1 5, 5 A wa e sss N S i sfssiiiii Q A x Egger-sr . gif' 95' . Swim -- - ' N l o ssifeh-erik as ..Nri.1. V Xe 'gl Q rt x K L in ss t K X X is 'sgvx L .r .G gi , f - .t g-.ex it Zh' J ' .x k iili ' w its . sf. by fl- .rt 'Q Q gifs X r Els if SQ N' xgm' M5051 ' - . s .ms sf , X sgyxi . . swf:- js Y o ' 5 Q X xx s S 2, o,e. 'N S fs E Q0 X Q 'N Kxyxx if XX X iwxx X si David Peterson Carol Rasmussen Dwight Steele r -1 .,. slew ,ggw Q N N s X..'i55T'.s mr 1 E be Qt? Q QNX gtg gg!! R X ,im 9 do xl. y S ss G 2, Y f 115 . -1 wi: Qs .QQ be X N S Q si' Q Q ' X! t s ex 5 QA X , swf X ss NX X s 'N M X w s X K tntiwt wv Sally Pounds David Rasmussen Rex Steinbaugh Kathleen Puls Phyllis Rasmussen Roger Steinbauqh as I Larry Paul Refsell Barbara Siert Throughout the months they proved themselves, withstanding the rigors of initiation, tests, and razzing by upper classmen, as they raised themselves one more step toward graduation, Richard Stork Barbara Vinton Pamela Wilson M s ' Mx t, ti .V as ' , S .Q sg Q . . t rrr y ty y r y tg i t .U Marilyn Stricklett Chester Sutton Thomas Wakefield Mary Beth Wright E X... VME SN X 'W 1 if X R as xx is Q Q Q3 s X RN 3 K X ,Q os s J We X s or Clifford Ward Dean Wulf l Alan Svendgard Gary Warrick Marilyn Wulf r ers' N x. -fr 5 -Q , ,rsss Ui' . W :eg JJ! Mitchell Rahlfs George Robertson Lynn Springer Rodney Wulf Janice Sylvis Willard Warrick Patty Wulf 3 Fm: ' '.,' .li - i r ttt ty i ri,t W 1 3 is - f' 1 'wif 4? Q .Sz Ti, f lik' It fig' lf Eighth Grade Eugene Buumert Elementary Principal Home Room A Home Room B Maynard Anderson He len Rolloff Seventh Grade Home Room A ki! wgaigyv W ' W 3 Margaret Bisbee Home Room B Ellen Thurklesen Home Room C Ruth Rasmussen 32 W 3, ACTIVITIES f 1 r IZIII Q02 x Jw, .mjffffcwwfw I-QQI .3 Aim 7 QI IQ -X0 1? 'Vxm I x X S Q SENIOR TERM PAPERS I 4 xff- Q 'D I 'gxvsx E aio -5-Choo x ref1Ched ii n VictO!'yjn I :Bono Fresh ms UP' Lew' SEPTEMBER 2 12 19 23 26 29 School band to State Fair Football-South Sioux Football-Dennison Freshman Initiation Football-Ralston 6. 30. Iowa Tests Dad's Night Eighth p efiodppl, 'A my 7,17 Gylre of-ff!!! 'lgxudehk womans C GYR cepxs ,YYOQHY Q? ll Victo,-y!!!,, Y' QSYXXOG M0645 OCTOBER 1. Iowa Tests 3, Football-B ellevue Football-Wahoo 10. 14. Junior Clcxss Play 16. Football-Holy Nome 17. Homecoming Dance 22, Football-Ashland 23 G 24. Tecxche-r's Convention 31. Football-Missouri Valley I I Nxxsfs I Ax workxwn ll Swing itll 'Q npuithful F01 lowefs X V do cofl I aide e I .frhe ROYGX Couples' yet Short' Muffin , . tt Ken page t Howard, Roger Liiprgwsscels Corwgne. Earl Ken r Bedhmr an Anderson: -Temps domfl the hone . Homecoming The big event of th e football season was the ever-popular Homeco ' ming Dance. Despite the fact that the team bowed down to defeat, it was one of the most important events of the year. Along with the bonfire rally, the high rivalry of the game, and the pomp and glory of the corona- tion, it turned out to b e an exciting evening for the faculty and students Th . e highlight of the evening came with th e corwning of the royalty: Queen Margaret Anderso n and King Ken Short, along with their attendants Frances Corwin, Jean Bednar, Roger Lippincott, and Kent Howard. xl' IIAII Dressed Upll Svleet . r nPr.in't Theyjulie Flsche ' T ipxevt Gnd stefan from Y Hctownbe KING KENNY QUEEN MARGARET Man or Monkey? i DW? cis' - Q lllxkoxnn F GW ei? I 'Equine Junior Class Play The hours of work they put into this play were many and trying. But they were proud and qlad because of the work they did. The success of their play proved their work was worthwhile. The Junior Class gives a hearty thanks to those members of their class, namely, Betty Springer, Jan Dudley, Karen Jensen, Cynthia Bellows, Jerry Brunk, Bruce Suver- krubbe, Merri Allen, Carolyn Stokes, and to others who made Family Circle a success. A special thanks goes to Mr. Nelson who directed the play and its production. Can 'They be Heal? Somethinqs Fishy Here Senior Class Play If you were in the gym some night before the 25th of November, you probably saw some actors hamming it up. They were the members of the senior class play including Robert Lingo, Sue Hansen, Georgia Wilson, Marilyn Ladwig, Margaret Anderson, Neal Sievers, Carol Schmidt, Mardell Webster, Kay Kubie, Ronnie Jensen, Eugene Sorensen, Ann Bennett, Sharon Clements, Dick Vinton, David Snowbeck, Maxine Dolleck, Judy Hineline, and Ardith Dolleck. They presented The House on the Cliff, a mystery comedy in three acts. To quote one of the cast, We worked something awful. ' The result of their work, however, proved to be one of the finer plays presented by a Senior class. Mr. Nelson again did an excellent job at directing and supervising. Ginny, Are You Dead?? 117,116 P 'Vern Q? f LU!! Qjjblfaj ,f-i,'UVL V l ',,.,e lun! if ,nl if mf I O Y F, Let Go!! Star OYOX IIXNG' te L' GQZSIEYI if NOVEMBER 5, Regents Exams 7, Football-Tekamah 24, County Government 25, Senior Class Play 27 QS 28. Thanksgiving Vacation Hwhm Q snC1P' ' SV' . do we 'Www .frhe une-HP -'Pep C Sggeffi '1 rx 510' . UP 'AN Otxprvl and-1' G .nm oil U County Government Day . Move aside! If you heard these words they probably came from a group of Juniors As before, in previous years, these members, elected by the Student Body, enjoyed a fun- tilled, but educational day at the County Court House, where they tried to fill the shoes of the County officials. . JZZIQCY , , M , tern! PDI, nEXplqjn It T x 1 . s - - Clnflstmc 0 Me ! ll Dane-sim, 1 :Getting R9 G'-if Ot 42 C Ould if be Chr IINO worlder istmqspn they didrvf make 1' 'R s Q04-y 21-,sq H .- C7 Z 1 Q my A Sf V Q. A :Sf OA SSI? oo '50 If-Si' D E C E M B E R llGee N any mOH9YV' ffrvfmk K s-Son Basketball-Valley Basketball-Oakland Basketball-St. Bonaventure Basketball-South Sioux 26. Christmas Vacation Christmas :Sf New Years Dance ll 'Ph S D area ts at W ORICPQU l,Go F Or Bro lc SH IIVKY wcxiiinu ll ,BOYSX - hr .u jump HIC! 1' ,' ' A F -. NiJ.mffN ifAi I ' Q, x - , A F I . :N - - i ar ' M.. wi.. 1 - '5:,,M 'v 2,:,k, YK QI' ' ' NSN? V .,, FNB? M Wwhb 1 SMH? E ' J A N u A R Y x 1. New Years Vcccxtlon ' :Q-I V ' 2, Basketball- Bellevue ,I M' ' 6. Bcxsketbdll-Tekclmczh Oh That 16. Basketball-University High 'DOOH C WWW' 19-21, Aksczrben Tournament C11-.IIN 30, Basketball-Schuyler 31. Basketball-.South Sioux ' 'Straight A' s--Kirb? ??' ' Une 7, Qylo, D S???n I I BEETXNGX FEBRUARY Career 6. College Day Basketball-Missouri Valley Basketball Valentines Basketball Basketball Basketball Basketball Basketball Tekamah Dance Wahoo Ralston Westside Nebraska City Holy Name Sptlflqer A une My apr ' on Offljll MARCH Basketball Toumament Cathedral Mendez Concert Latin Banquet -31, Easter Vacation 1 l Q - V IS Winn!-nq Co ef des!-qu . VJ? T 'WH' 6 FHS - 0Be 0,-NotT PA '- gust 0 will Businesslll College - Career Day Do you know what your walk of life is going to be? Juniors and Seniors had a chance to get tips on their college or career preference at the annual College-Career Day. This year the event was limited to a half-day, with special sessions afterward. ee 71 u A he Worldx MeCytcmkc'2'Z A X Join IS Q Nowff, YW Oh Go Od N .V A pjlmln H 6 The Scenes ow Deserted The HGH dy gc-:hm s Seem Wifhcut S SKU fllde wen IHS wer 9 Leafing through the preceding pages, we have attempted to bring to you the l958-59 school year through snaps taken on the spot at various school activities, we hope that they recall pleasant memories and won- derful furi. ' The final school calendar is put into place, signifying, not the end, but the advancement for each student through another school year. Rx, CDRGANIZATIONSE 1 Wpw 150 Qapjpvl M I W Q QW QC B Jfl25zZfmm,,,4,'CLl if QRQQ 'CL'-C 3 MM fi Q dc'-xx, FLUTE Lois Jorgensen Susan Stricklett Judy Nelson Jane Christopher Pam Wilson OBOE Katherine Eaqleton BASSOON Robert Lingo CLARINET Bruce Johnson Donna Conrad Priscilla Robertson Ellen Larsen Steven Bellows Kay Kubie Nancy Ryan Cynthia Bellows Maxine Dolleck Barbara Siert Peter Olney Jean Kutsch Sharon Christiansen Lynn Springer Lonne Kay Tucker Kathy Kiqer Diane Dutton Marilyn Tiede BAND PERSONNEL ALTO SAXOPHONE David Snowbeck Linda Thornburqh Mary .T o Moore TENOR SAXOPHONE Roger Lippincott BARITONE SAXOPHONE Bonnie Wulf FRENCH HORN Theresea ' J ohnson George Robertson Mark Jorgensen Brian Petersen Richard Olne y CORNET Jack Rembold Dick Vinton Charles Bruse Paul Refsell Douglas Taylor Barbara Vinton TRUMPET Robert Barron Tim Brown Sally Jensen Clair Jensen Blair High BASS CLARINET Jane Sackett Sharon Clements ALTO CLARINET B arbara Christen sen TROMBONE2 Brian Kolterman Robert Nelson Wayne Kirk Robert Hansen Robert Triplett Linda Anderson Philip Lorenzen B ARITONE Betty Springer Eugene Sorensen Roger Plugqe Brent Krantz BASS Jerry Brunk Ed Lippincott James Dixon PERCUSSION John Beclnar Jeanne Samson Michael Jensen Nila Sheets Susan Schettler School Band Throughout the year, the Blair High Band has followed true to form for outstanding performances. As last year, the band again attended the State Fair. There they were pleasantly surprised by Raphael Mendez, who dedicated a number to them. Citizens and students of Blair were delighted on such occasions asp football and basketball games, Kommunity Kapers, and P.T.A. meetings where the band or band groups appeared. For giving of time and service and outstanding directorship, Mr. Bembold was presented an award sponsored by First Chair, an organization that recognizes outstanding bands of schools in the U.S., by Principal Earl Pace at the annual winter concert. Everybody agreed there wasn' t a man more deserving. The highlights of the year were the spring concert with guest soloist, Baphael Mendez, and contest with all of its butterflies and qualms. It has indeed been a busy, but enjoyable year for the Blair High Band! 1 APS Hbbbies Hia oi 6559, I 'The Thin '1'0ox, Sd bu 1' ple tt4V'l ' 'Our '25 piece p ep bun dll The Poklcx B cmd' ' orvow' ' I IBG nd oi tom 'S up nose dto 1181 'iv 0 Q ado D60 X9 SJ ie- Mead Se RAPHAEL. MENDEZ again thrilled many at the annual Spring Concert. As last year: people came from miles to hear the Wor1d's Greatest Virtuoso. . In spite of the many honors bestowed on him, the band found him to have a most pleasant and enjoyable personality. The style and grace with which he played was phenomenal. In addition to the trumpet and the Cornet, Mr. Mendez also can play the violin and all brass instruments. Everyone who attended the evening performance left knowing that there was no trumpeter more accom- plished than Raphael Mendez. ' The Blair high School Band with Mr. Mendez Mixed Clan-inet Qumhtet Contest The entries chosen for contest this year were: Mixed clarinet quartet, Barbara Christensen, Jane Sackett, Kay Kubie, Nancy Ryan. Flute quartet, Pamela Wilson, Judy Nelson, Susan Stricklett, Lois Jorgensen. Woodwind quin- tet, Jane Christopher, Katherine Eagleton, Priscilla Rob- ertson, Bob Lingo, George Robertson. Brass Sextet, Jack Rembold, Dick Vinton, Jerry Brunk, Theresea Johnson, Gene Sorensen, Brian Kolterman. Clarinet Quartet, Kay Kubie, Priscilla Robertson, Donna Conrad, Bruce Johnson. Band soloists, Jack Rembold, Mark Jorgensen, Gene Soren- sen, Bette Springer, Dave Snowbeck. Clrrn i d 5010155 I- Chgrus SO1OiStS Entries Chorus soloists: Ed Anderson, Janice Hineline, Gwen Hansen, Nila Sheets, Karen Jensen, Jeanne Samson. Girls' Triple Trio: Bette Springer accompanist, Nila Sheets, Karen Jensen, Gwen Hansen, Lorraine Jones, Judy Nelson, Carol Schjodt, Janice Hineline Cynthia Bellows, Ellen Larsen. Boys' Octet: Bob Lingo, Leon Bragg, Ed Anderson, George Bobertson, Baymon Snyder, Gene Sorensen, Jerry Wulf, Andy Rathman. Saxophone 'quartetz Roger Lippincott, Bonnie Wulf, Linda Thorn- burgh, Dave Snowbeck. French Horn quartet.: Mark Jorgensen, Brian Petersen, George Bob- ertson, Theresea Johnson. G-itll s Tripje Trio BOYS' OCt9t l l a F ij I 1 tef rench Hom Qum- I SQXO phone Q1 Q1-lest X 7, Allen, Merri Allen, Sue Andersen, Larry Anderson, Ed Anderson, Lois Anderson, Margaret Anderson, Mary Andreason, Mary Appleby, Gregory Beck, Donald Bednar, Jean Bellows, Cynthia Bennett, Ann Bragg, Leon Brenfoerder, Earlene Christensen, Barbara Christensen, Keith Christensen, Sharon Christopher, Jane Clements, Sharon Cooper, Mary Crowdy, Peggy Dolleck, Ardith Dolleck, Maxine Dutton, Diane Gunderson, Diane Hale, Donna Hansen, Joan Hanson, Norma Hanson, Gwen I-lass, Jeanette I-lenrickson, Lois Harper, Patricia Herron, Carol Hineline, Janice l-lineline, Judy Holstein, Virginia Hunt, Gail Hultberg, John Jensen, Clair Jensen, Jane Jensen, Jeffrey Jensen, Karen Jensen, Sally Johnson, Carol Johnson, Gary Johnson, Theresa Jones, Judy Jones, Lorraine Keiger, Kathy Kempke, Kathleen Kuhl, Kenneth Larsen, Ellen Lingo, Robert Masters, Gloria Metz., Rolland Moore, Mary Jo Money, Linda Nelson, Judy Nielsen, Alan Nemetz, Jim Pounds, Sally Radler, Jeanette Rasmussen, Carol Rasmussen, Carol Rasmussen,'Phyllis Rathmann, Andy Robertson, George Robertson, Priscilla Ryan, Nancy Sackett, Jane Samson, Jeanne Varsity Schjodt, Carol Schneider, Marilyn Sheets, Nila Siert, Barbara Snyder, Raymond Sorenson, Eugene Springer, Bette Springer, Lynn Stave, Dennis Steele, Dwight Stokes, Carolyn Stricklett, Susan Sutton, Chester Svendgaard, Judy Thompson, Jo Ann Vinton, Barbara Vitols, Zigrida Wheeler, Nancy Wilson, Pamela Woosley, Gerri Wright, Cheryl Wright, Mary Beth Wulff, Jerry Wulf, Marilyn Singing Sergeants First Row: Kenneth Kuhl Clair Jensen Leon Bra Allen Niels G I 1 gg: OF1, req Appleby, Ed Anderson, Rolland Metz, Dennis Stove. Second Row: Chester Sutton, John I-lultberg, Donald Beck, Jim Nemetz, Jerry Wulff, Bob Lingo, Larry Anderson, Dwight Steel., Third Row: Keith Christensen, Gary Johnson, Andrew Rothman, Raymond Snyder, Eugene Sorensen, George Robertson, Jetlry Jensen. as qwes we ww Thom pitch ,.V. . I . . Q . W .:, L 4. .. 4 , Q. .A 1. 3.1:-,, -.:l 1, k -13... 4 E. ii . p l i 75. 4 .Jin 3: km, L: El F K .V in :. 5 . Q ,. V 5. . . . V J x f' - V ...Q Ls? , , K, . , -2. . .- . EE.. . gm. ... V ,V A . W i., . . 1 . A - K. , -. ,f 1. ...W . 1 ' 1 V- Aw - - '- . ii A . -Q . ,. , .. . A gs' .9 13? is 25 S .255 wi if E . .. .X .. , . 'N X N W . Ebzivv 1. f-' . ' x v ' , Q, -. ,, L . Y 3 L31 .ev' X 3 if I ' 3. .7 5 Q Q Q 1 , . . . . . I . E. 3- A. .: Ill!! 3. 29? fi? ii- 3, S- f ln. ii -..-if .Y Q ...gig 'S '. ,,..f J'i ' Q W' 5 an Q ww .l.., .... , 3? . BL tt .as 'iemsmgsg ,...e--- ' Left to Right, First How: Sherrill Andreas C on, arolyn Stokes, Mern Allen, Norma Hansen, Theresea Johnson. Second Row: Cheryl Ohrt, Frances West, Delores Ftowher, Susan Shverkrubbe, Leanna Weise, Marry Ann Sidebottom, Sue Allen. Third R ' ' ow. Linda Thomburgh, Priscilla Robertson, Theresa Schmitz Nancy Wheeler, Carol Schmidt Sa d D ' , n ra etgens, Joan Comwell. F.H.A. The Future Homemakers of A Bosley, have done much to make themselves better qualified for homemal-:ing and to help better their community.. Projects sponsored by the F.I-LA. have consisted ofa United Nations Banquet, Daddy Date Night, Valentine Dance, and PII-I.A. Week, with the group attending the State F.H.A. Convention. ' All things accomplished by the Future Homemakers have proved to be beneficial to girls involved and o with them. merica, sponsored by Mrs. thers in Contact What F0od I H F.F.A, A1thOugh the Ou . F 'fligjrgigjgngjtgegiiiljinwtii ilgzfilglizid to pmduce recei3512i?gEEedmq?,501Z.CG1 and I UQTICLIHUIS: the Sfme of thi effortslsfrict contests annuqiltgglqelsg Dicnic fOfYthCSdf1LQ:c1ve fun were TVFTY yefiliidofuthe PFA. qfgigogj the list for ummentis fumish:51E3OtT11d3ief3'Sn?E:Tfiiii? When are they om w o attended. 9 sro by-in Qthat FO0D??, UFO Od qt I 1, Mr' Swifzner First Row: Garry Warrick, Larry Henricksen, Dean Heinssen, David Larsen, Jim Anderson, Bill Anderson, Lyte Mathtesen, Dcm Aten, Cliiiord Staben, Torn Wakefield, Keith Christensen , Russell Jones, Larry Kuhr. Second Row: Richard Wenz, Dean Wuli, B111 Tiede, Roger Stork, Jerry Searnann, Leonard Knudsen, Ken Short, Raymond Snyder, Gordon Lippincott, Mickey Ralphs, Robert Matzen, Gene Ohrt, Rodney Wuli. Lorsch,,Davtd Hovendtck, Bernard Bieler, Larry Suverkrubbe , David Kruse, Darryl Paulsen , Bruce Suverkrubbe, Dennis Ttetjen, Richard Stork, L -A Row: LeRoy David lkten, ...n K iopixxcott, r S E 1'Hi YQ all ! ,, 'claw rx Pfo 'QGWQ 50 we Tattler Long nights spent working on the l958-59 Tattler have proved to be worthwhile. Although a small staff, we feel that we have accomplished the goal set last fall. Not only for now, but for many years to come, the staff hopes that this annual, may bring happy memories of those nice or devilish things you may have done during the school year just completed. Editofs 58 and davis r in a huddled o so First Row: Donna Hale, Terri Johnson, Dave Snowbeck, Jean Samson. Second How: Judy I-Iineline, Ardith Dolleck, -Donna Conrad, Donna Berryman I Judy Briggs, Margaret Anderson. Third Row: Dan Aten, John Murdoch, Phil Lorenzen, Wayne I-Ieinssen, Jan Dudley, Dave Harris. , I Informer Another outstanding year has passed for the 1958-59 Informer staff, with Mrs. Elizabeth Sack lending her excellent supervision. 2 Printed once a month b the Ente rise man students have I been delighted with the high school news brought them by the efficient members of the staff. .-5 - me KM V t 1: . what? . 1 ,I A Life, :W 1 9 :ft ' Ni 4 . 5? Wm , - Q 'W' ,. 2 ' , f , J 5 A ,C , I ik S ','., , PM., Q fir ,TQ H . .n ., : ,I I ' K- ' - :- Z , nforme I 'l'?'f.,fAr-Yr .SM-W - - 1' O .pg ' -' t in rg r r 5 Q, sf Ne S A 5 Nts- 01 S. n af J ' le 'Y settle SYM. NH Off, YQ me-1'5 V'-x was Q 'ss on ' x f-1-we K: -K or S co dine v.v'nt,,u WNW gui L, C, Li I1 rlfvjn R 13 'B nwwvkw V' mv' H. mv . 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' 5 f, ln. nl' - il U .I N X::KAg:: :?::,:'?Jn5 vassal , -4 - X -g V xiiswtm Jing xlxv 8953. 21:33 Dx Ghlxwairbatx :L e2QQ,,t..n'w'::NmBW , t5t.: 3' Atmel: w,,,f3a,.. vw i:f,,tm'::,r.wh, .m::,,,t-ldrfig, 'ix-MIX svlvxtvf- 'Rv' ved 57 k C' 'film ' a-'Wiz wwf' v xsvafwsu' sift ui' 0vN l'3Qvt 'Ji' m':lv 5x::1 ' w u:N ' 1 l K ' 45 X 1: uv'- .1W ',t' nv- 'Nt. mm vI't m1 ,nw gn :19,,xwt ,aw .vm 1. 1 , .. . .4 te' Nxvm,-'www ,nv A .tx-vt' nw ,ot ,tw 5119 9s m.v vp' 'gig jflivg ,HL - ,s - -s wav, emu -:N N www QV wr GV., l S2511 nw in 'fl li' B-H' M wan:--.wr- ' Q ul' ,155 1 L ' -4 if ,f-' .MN y' ,nv l ,nr ' qw -r uv' hgh . Y Y L s-'dim W' ,,. ' .f B M, we. .if gf- .,.x-W f sw ww- Q' X09 N9 KK H 15 ' s .w new 1 F ,nn -415 -W1Z1'.f' QXSX ....w'?E...fc uf' t The Staff First Bow: Frances Corwine, Bob Lingo, Neal Sievers, Cindy Bellows. Second Bow: Carolyn Stokes, Bob Nelson, Sharon Christensen, Sally Jensen, Karen Jensen, Jean Bednar. Third Bow: Linda Thornburqh, Susan Schettler, Jane Sackett, Gail Hunt, Lorraine Jones, Linda Anderson, Jane Christopher. Fourth Ftow: Linda Money, Susan Stricklett, BarbaraCChristensen, Don Bhoades, Jim Dixon, Peggy Croudy. Mr S. Suck Qt Work Although they F.N.A. . QQYV owls Y a eavbavcclmieiophe ' I Sqendtgoxt 3509 05391 Budd Coniod' P50618 CQYOX KN: 901 .L W0 no Nl GTK: Q56 en, 9026510 gfgwm' ,L 3o'095 ZX, 9 em, ee edt x freff Bogen. OWS xcxgxek IXSOQ- Song l G S A 9 ggi: 566030-scn Ax WM Nt Xxhiqw' Sammi Chef, 'wud Bows! nova' odds GIS Sponsor: Mrs. Nelson called the Blair Beaker Breakers, they did many interesting things be sides experiments. You probably heard one of the members talk about the tour they made of the Allied Chemical and Dye Plant. They seemed to talk about the fertilizers more than the other features of the tour. Some of the other things they did were at- tend the Science Academy and Engineering Day. They also had a picnic for the initiation oi new Co-sponsors Kelly and Caddock Plans For The Future? During the course of the year, the Future Nurses of America, led by Mrs. Nelson, have carried out interesting and educational projects. Tours of Children's Memorial and lMethodist Hospitals in Omaha,gitts of food and toys for under- privileged iamilies at Christmas and a tea for out- going Seniors have been among these. Science Club dev pm Q6 OQQ' owl 600 Qiayeti ' 31 Om SNXA1 oxfomxgvrg W0 cargo' , l W0 qeve' casio' geo oxxef gow- Oxgxeoid bb xdoy, .dn xl 950 5 I YV X mga - X' X lm 90 699 go A gow - Goertl oeberfl' Soieft aaa' 0 01 Q69 oe X605 . 5060 nee . e 06 9 09 Se xniftdft 'Doo dock' guido exe OW eo Bowen ? out cY we members. A Club Demon stration g: lr. Ag r 4 ,, Y, ,N , , x I' pdf!! B as 0 . of . ia 9063 OW vx9N9lQegeX9O9lx1ae5e'? 'TVX can 3609 'O ae at 90 099 19' . Uoq gow' een' -1 , if . 1.-srl 1'-'ranCe DQT1 A ten - M Phyllis A argue Soren Sen Usmusse Siert. nr Bfrrbcrra Verna Christoffer-son G10 . xxx -V' ,. 1 :I -ffl k K, . 1 Rasmussen. Carol Sch - - S: Caro mldta Don Gloria Muster UU Berryman s NOYQS' Library Sz Office Staff During the course of the year, the librarians and of- fice girls haveproved to be very helpful to Mrs. Krause, Mr. Pace and the student body of Blair High. The duties of the librar- ians were to aid students in research and pleasure read- ings. The office girls per- formed such tasks as typing transcripts, recording grades, and running errands or an- swering the phone. Georgia Wilson' Cheri I rra Tho . 9 Y Ohrt. mas, Jog,-, Comweul -owen Hanson. Kay Kubre MQ1'dSlI Webster It .1 tl Student Council The Officers Gt WOW' The Student Council, which was organized to act as a mediator between the students and faculty, was composed of students selected to represent the classes and organi- zations of the school. The Council held its meetings during the noon hour. During these meetings plans for dances, homecoming, money making projects, and entertainment for Open House were discussed. Thoroughness oi planning and efficiency in execution of those plans was demonstrated throughout the year. First R SSCQ OW: J hd R Udy Sen ow: S menus, Third Rozfpqngerluisn scheiii' Lingo, DO Br'-Ulla Roger Pllndq Mofle rl Bqfba mm Co ent , llgge yo FU Ch , nrqd J HoWQrdI Kr Dqve SUD Iusfensgn eqn Bednqr en Short peflfield ' Terri J ' . 1 Robert Ch ohasonl 'wen Sen I Jen. Y Sponsor: Mr. P ace Is this what they do at Student Council meetinqs??'? Officers Bruce Johnson. Kem Howard, Ken Short 5 1 I Lettermans Club lf you were a boy and excelled in any sport, chances are you were a member of the Lettermans Club. Even if their meetings were far apart and very informal, they did get their business done. And just what might that business be? If it was in the fall of theyear, you probably would have seen them fighting to get their best girl in as a candidate for home- coming, or if at any other time, they were making plans for one of the ' 'after-the-game-dances. l4 ll , Bedn'-'1' ' i LGGKQY' T 12 . ht. First ROW' Jgkxiqht Steeler Denrgsb Nelson: hm Neniixvg Lei' lo Rig 'Kent Howard' LarrY Durbql' O Bill Tiede' , Juogngjx. Gordon Lipiiniifggel Klaus Hermeberqi mcoul H S on ' R U e Lip? ec Mickey Jensen. on h Kirby Spickier, RSSSTRBH1 Biiiar. F Snowbeckrstil Hardy. John Yugi? Sleehy. Johngniff Neusen. Mufvhg - C1 Row: Bum - Kirk H , eu L CY Th1tGen9 Sorensen' Jergxverkrubbe' Wag: Anderson. Jim Bum I Fourth Flow: Brie Se Leon Brawl. t 5, rv ' s 'slr-. . gi - Harris. Dave , - 1 Hazard, N kg.. 2 , V xi: we . , , y or , lift' ' . , . ,- Sponsor: Coach Fischer Pep Club If you wondered why you cou1dn't hear yourself think at the games, it was probably due to the pep of the Pep Club. Beside creating spirit throughout that student body, they were chosen to select the candidates for Homecoming King and along with the Student Council sponsored the Homecoming dance. Money was earned to charter buses, to away games, by selling their baked goods at a bake sale. X Q C933 was Emma Sponsor: Mrs. Bosley CHEERLEADERS: Ardith, Sue, Jean, and Jackie. SPORTS Uffig fy-JU Qfnifax If Q f if W 51 E? K3 WE Ns I , Q, iilwg if f if W gf KA ' W V39 ww M -V ! ' ' lllllufh ' 5 I Y. J... gl .Q AQ! ' -.-T25-EEE. fl Y -lim Anderson John Andreasen John Bednar Bin Biffar Bill Anderson Football This year the Blair High football team had a good season with eight wins and one loss fl-loly Namej. The Bear's outstanding playing also won them the fifth place on the Omaha World Herald Class B ratings. The Blair team was the only team to beat Tekamah and Ashland. Both games were won by two touchdowns. The senior boys on the football team this year were Kent Howard, Lloyd Hazard, Roger Lippincott, Kenny Short, Bruce Johnson, Wayne Kirk, John Andreason, Kirby Spickler, and John Bednar. They did a good job and made a fine record for us. Bill Tlede Bruce Suverkrubbe Eugene Staben pick'- BOYD: . LarYYa 1-5. Kirby Spickler Student Mcmoae Roger Lippincott Ken Short David Sappenfield Jim Nemetz John Murdoch ,, I Jen B Vemon Dolleck Y mnk Sherman Hall Marvin Harris Lloyd Hazard South Sioux 18-21 here . K H rd Denrson 33-17 there em OWU PV Ralston 55-13 here U fl W Bellevue 34-7 there WGHOO 34-7 here q Hgnllly Nome 14-28 here XX'lCJ'AS land 29-14 there 1 Missouri Valley 13-6 there Mickey Jensen , Tekcxmoh 20-7 here A xffl frlq 174157, All JM' r I! l. xx iso!-Jew N 3 Coqchf ' K' F ,-N r l 1 W, 1 1 1 1 X l th .--x X 1 1-Q 1 X, Bruce Johnson all wth 4 r M' l 3 'r AN tt 3 10' Loi M ' Jew . Q . Assfsrqhiunforu, Bob Trrplett Coach Wayne Gordon Rich Leehy Dennis Locker David Kirk Lippincott Kruse N05 6 elm x X 95 ' Who: 1 Hun'-3 Ong Qrms Yo loosex uhGve!!! cf - H1013 feuer L50 S 68 k0llf.1,' , in Swish V Action Fro cox' qe, oem Tha Mun ' is he t Kruse is Q THIEP 1 heOVY X he Games weve-S ! of0'95 U xsse Basketball IIAII Leon Bragg, Kent Howard, David Kruse, Jerry Brunk, Duane Niel- son, Richard Leehy. Ed Anderson Leon Bragg bf, K ,gf Q we ' . 'r ,, , ergmgres 1: -I :Q fr- 153 2 - 3 1 IST' We K 3 . we : so H, , . . V ww--- - - , X - .legs j an sf if ,, ' , .. - lr'-E5-,.. K ,. f .4 , .. V - ,V ,ig - ,. . - Y, iw st. 1 J' ' Lf,,,,,v1xf , Qwest?- aig you is 70 ,Qs Jerry Brunk ,sf ig, ,:-5E...- 533 ,Z ,4 .., Kent Howard This year's basketball season created more pep and enthusiasm than any of the three previous years. The record this year, 9-9, was a surprise to many people, but we knew they oould do it. Coach Rainforth did a good job for his first year as head coach of the varsity basketball squad. The Bears defeated Valley, Columbus, St. Bonaventure, Bellevue, Tekamah twice, Missouri Valley, Wahoo, Ralston, and Nebraska City. They made a good showing at the District Conference this year. We especially ap- preciated the good playing of the two seniors, on the squad, Kent Howard and Duane Nielsen. B TEAM Mickey Jensen, Marvin Roger Ftogert, John Valley ........ Oakland ....... St. Bonaventure ..... South Sioux . . . Bellevue ...... Tekamah ...... University High Schuyler ...... Ralston ....... South Sioux .... Missouri Valley Tekamah ...... Wahoo ........ Ralston ....... Westside ...... Nebraska City . Holy Name .... Cathedral . . . Ed Anderson, ....35-23 ....48-54 ....5O-43 ....45-55 ....45-38 ....55-50 ....42-47 ....45--49 ....52-55 ....6O-61 ....6O-56 ....82-452 ....70-39 ....,66-56 ....53-56 ...-.68-45 ....................56-70 .. ............... ........ 43-72 0 K if fffylf eff? f fJ,j?.wf-.n,j,Uf'uf! 1-ff fl- f there here here there there there here there there here here here there here here there there there M95 David Kruse WJWQWWW W W 0 M S W with rf! M FRESHMAN TEAM Don Fihoades, Bob Triplett, David Sappenfield, Vernon Dolleck, Rembold, Robert Christensen, Brian Petersen, Bob Olson, Olney, Paul Refsell, Larry Leehy. J ack Peter John Murdoch Duane Nielsen x 5 4 I ' - 1 1' x ' - , G X . x 4 'xx ' 1 fir? N 1 -N, In F. x Z A P XS i H X ,I5 . 1 1, J T' I X V f mx X? E X I X A7 K fwxzff pffvfl' .H ' ,, ff. Q Q5 U2 I h W . O 'iw 27 :wb iw 15 W ww Autographs f M525 Wwbggwcwdw x i- - uv? 0 it 6-Hs. ' ggmbggwgib ? '65, A iEn.J1,45DJ, Min Q ' - Wifi f f E E2 j ' Q? VDYPBXQ, Vp Qifjiy Oo O3 W5 fm 'N V 9 . 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As usual, there were those who didn't last very long. Aksarben Conference, Midland Relays, Belle- vue Relays, and Norfolk District were some of the track meets attended by the Blair track boys. At the District Meet, Ken Short placed third in the low hurdles, Rich Leehy came in fourth in the 440, and Duane Nielsen placed fifth in the shot put. Because of his placement in the Dis- trict meet, Ken Short received the privilege of going to the State Meet. eygs O fp, ' I Heqve 'ho ofh Mom x 'I Gtoceiul. HO! 1,1 I 5 Priscilla B Show Business On May 22, 1959 Show Business was presented by the Vocal Music Department of Blair High School. All selections from South Pa- cific Brigadoon , and many other + great shows went well in spite of Wanna . costume changes from grass skirts 4, to beautiful formals and suits. A' Varsity Choir, Singing Sargeants, --ie Y pf Debutantes, and many wonderful I iff? soloists were congratulated by the audience on their performances. 'Q Everyone agreed that it was one of 151' the greatest vocal programs in many years, due to the efforts of director U Mr. Hugh Thomas, Thanks also goes to accompan- N1 4 fd ists Margaret Anderson, Bette Spring- i ..' er and Mary Beth Wright. ' I Gwen MF, OVIIGS MGFQCH and Q ef, MQ, Ccofnm - A y B Hlsfs: Sth ' Qnd Bette f X 1 Sounds ' O I 'goood Kool Kats Food at Last They Joined the Navy? Junior and Senior Prom Paradise of the Deep was the theme for the Junior-Senior Banquet held May 1, at 6:30 P.M. Master of ceremonies, Roger Stork, got the program under way with Jerry Brunk welcoming the Seniors and Faculty mem- bers, and Kenny Short giving the Response, Guest speaker for the banquet was Mr. Rembold. Entertainment, furnished by the Sophomores, consisted of a Swiss dance and a real rockin' Boys Quartette, The Prom at 9:00 began with the Grand March led bY Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Sappenfield, followed by Junior and Senior officers and dates. Music was furnished by Bob Olson and his orchestra. At l:OO AM., the group went uptown to the Home Theater to see two movies, The King and I and Up Periscope. The sleepy-eyed group then returned to the school for break- fast served by Senior mothers, Grand March Dance Guest Speaker Al Mermaids in Nebraska ? J Q AX Smile fl' 4 2 fxo ,L Hal Qu P Bornlfngp? llF'e'r-ljfIu'z,e.r Co. I :lf- Y .. v va vp, ' gf J 1 Sneak Day On the 21st of May, sixty-four sleepy-eyed Seniors made their getaway-the long awaited Sneak Day!! Three guests, Mr. Pace, Mr. Rainforth, and Mr. Armer were blessed with the honor of being captured for the trip as sponsors. The group was awakened soon after their arrival at Sioux City by a visit to a local fertilizer plants Noon found the group hungrily munching their sack lunches at the Armory. After lunch, the Seniors were turned loose to spend the afternoon as they liked. In the late afternoon, the group met for the return home. Tales of various activities were eagerly related-tales of bowling, picnicing, eating, and Marilyn Monroe in Some Like It Hot Regardless of their activities, all of our Seniors seemed to have fun-if the look on their happy and weary faces means any- thinq!! Il n fx sX J X r x ic.-rf X Xb b ff B x J I Rain Ydllfl 30 Why! 'Q S Sf Q- fl fl N -Q I 1 I 1 I 4 i.2 W E K Q . ci' I. E Cb M' Hey! WMU f'7'oll1C.l:S Honors Convocation On May 29 the annual Honors Convocation was held in the auditorium. The awards were given on outstanding work in various school activities, ' The following received honors: NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Margaret Anderson, Donna Conrad, Frances Corwine, Gwendolyn Hanson, Wayne Heins- sen, Kay Kubie, Ellen Larson, Robert Lingo, Roger Lippincott, Carol Schjodt, Neal Sievers, David Snowbeck, Leon Bragg, James Dixon, Janice I-Iineline, Theresea Johnson, and Bette Springer. HONOR ROLL Freshmen: Dan Aten, Larry Drbal, Diane Ginderson, Sheran Gutschow, Robert Hansen, Cheryl Ohrt, Peter Olney, Robert Olson, Carol Rasmussen, Nancy Ryan, Mary Beth Wright, and Dean Wulf. Sophomoresg John Bisbee, Judith Briggs, Donna Hale, Gail Hunt, Jane Jensen, Larry Suverkrubbe, and Linda Thornburgh. Juniors: Cynthia Bellows, James Dixon, Janice I-Iineline, Karen Jensen, Phyllis Rasmussen. Seniors: Margaret Anderson, Frances Corwine, Gwendolyn Hanson, Kay Kubie, Ellen Larsen, Carol Schjodt, Neal Sievers, and Eugene Sorensen. ' PERFECT ATTENDANCE Larry Anderson, Larry Drbal, Diane Gunderson, Sylvia Hancock, Carol Herron, Robert Olson, Alan Nielsen, Gall Thompson, James Watt, Edward Anderson, Leon Bragg, James Dixon, William Silllk, Andrew Rathman, Carol Schmidt, Joanne Thompson. BAND LETTERS Roger Lippincott, Judy Nelson, Susan Stricklett, Jane Christopher, Pam Wilson, Robert Lingo, Bruce Johnson, Donna Conrad, Priscilla Robertson, Kay Kubie, Nancy Ryan, Cynthia Bellows, Max ine Dolleck, Barbara Stert, Jean Kutsch, Sharon Christensen, Lonnie Kay Tucker, David Snowbeck, Linda Thornburgh, Bonnie Wulf, Susan Schettler, Theresea Johnson, George Robertson, Mark Jorgensen, Brian Peterson, Jack Rembold, Dick Vinton, Doug Taylor, Barbara Vinton, Sally Jensen, Clair Jensen, Jane Sackett, Sharon Clements, Barbara Christen- sen, Brian Kolterman, Wayne Kirk, Robert Triplett, Bette Springer, Eugene Sorenson, Roger Plugge, Jerry Brunk, and Ed Lippincott. David Snowbeck received the Senior Band Award. FOOTBALL LETTERS Bob Triplett, John Bednar, Kenny Short, Jerry Brink, Kent Howard, Rich Leehy, Kirby Spick- ler, Roger Lippincott, Bruce Suverkrubbe, Jim Burnett, David Kruse, Bill Tiede, Bruce Johnson, Dennis Laaker, Jim Nemetz, John Murdoch, John Andreasen, Lloyd Hazard, Sherman Hall, Gordon Lippincott, Bill Biffar, Mick Jensen, Bill Anderson, Marvin Harris, Wayne Kirk. BASKETBALL LETTERS Kent Howard, Duane Nielsen, David Kruse, Leon Bragg, Jerry Brunk, and Rich Leehy. STUDENT MANAGERS Dick Vinton, Bob Nelson, and Larry Drbal. NEBRASKA ACADEMY OF SCIENCE Andy Rathman, Dick Vinton, Wayne Helnssen, Neal Sievers, Robert Lingo, Alan Nielsen. Mr. Kelly also gave Jan Dudley and Morton Nicholson Science Awards. BETTY CROCKER AWARD Ann Bennett FHA Theresea Johnson, Merrl Allen, Norma Hansen, Priscill Robertson, Delores Rohwer, Joan Cornwell, Cheryl Ohrt, Frances West, and Leanna Wiese, CHOIR Gwen Hansen, Nila Sheets, Karen Jensen, Carol Schjodt, Janice I-Iineline, Judy Nelson, Lorraine Jones, Ellen Larsen, Cynthia Bellows, Bette Springer, Margaret Anderson, Mary' Beth Wright, Andy Rathman, Jerry Wulf, Raymond Snyder, Gene Sorensen, Leon Bragg, Bob Lingo, and Ed Anderson. MERIT EXAM: Gene Sorensen INFORMER Jean Bednar, Frances Corwine, Peggy Crowdy, Lorraine Jones, Robert Lingo, Neal Sievers, Cynthia Bellows, Barbara Christensen, Jane Christopher, James Dixon, Karen Jensen, Linda Anderson, Sharon Christensen, Gail Hunt, Sally Jensen, Linda Money, Robert Nelson, Don Rhoades, Susan Schettler, Jane Sackett, and Linda Thomburgh. FFA Bill Anderson, David Aten, Roger Stork, Bill Lippincott, Ken Short, and Dean I-Ieinssen. TATTLER Dave Snowbeck, Terri Johnson, Ardith Dolleck, Donna Hale, Judy Hineline,Donna Berryman, Margaret Anderson, Wayne I-Ieinssen, Jeanne Samson, Judy Briggs, Phil Lorenzen, Jan Dudley, David Harris, John Murdock, and Dan Aten. fr-1 1 U1 NOf Crowded B I ut Nice s Lead lanice and jame Baccalaureate was held in ' i h the Blair H g The 1959 Baccalaureate Service School Auditorium Sunday, May 31, 1959. Processional was played by Mr. Hugh Thomas, Invocation by Rev. Springer, and the spiritual, Alleluia, was sung by the Mad- al Singers. Scripture Reading was given by Bev. Anderson. Youth and Happiness was rig on titled b Bev. The Baccalaureate Serm , ' ediction was asked y ther O Don nell. Ben given by Fa Springer. ll.. Seflibl-S 'nike T h . va en places S1199 59 V t J x IX Y .95 l 5. 1 P' 'ole Basem Gr eauetes Held in the park in spite of rain predictions and mosquitoes, the 84th Annual Commencement was attended by 62 Seniors, their relatives, and their friends. On the night of June 4, 1959, while the Blair Band played the processional, the Sen- iors dressed in blue and white proceeded to the platform to receive many awards and their diplo- mas. 11666 9 ve' As the Blair Band played the Becessional, the Seniors marched out into the world with a few tears and many smiles on their faces. Commencement so -ilu .fffxt ,L SQ! , , Q, Utqrorjq U Invocation was given by Rev. Discher, Wel- come by Ellen Larsen, Salutatory Address by Margaret Anderson, and Valedictory Address by Kay Kubie. Principal Earl Pace presented the class of '59 and gave the Presentation of Awards. Awarding of Diplomas was done by Dr. Olson. The Commencement Address entitled Destination Please was given by Dr. Floyd Miller. Bene- diction was asked by Rev. Discher. GD vaiefnctofl SENWRS Anderson, Margaret 2,34,35,36, 37,39,40,41,45,64,5B,13,74 Andreasen, John 4l,l3,63 Bednar, Jean 13,34,35,36,40, 54,69,62,60,59 Bednar, John l3,45,48,50,63,64 Bellows, Steven 13,45,49,50 Bennett, Ann l3,34,35,64 Berryman,Donna 13,3,36,41,64, 61,58 Cale, Sandra 13,34,64 Clements, Sharron l4,35,49,55, 64 Conrad, Donna 14,3,35,49,50, 63,60,58,52,64 Corwine, Frances l4,35,36,64, 59,35 Crowdy, Peggy 14,64,59 Dolleck, Ardith 2,14,34,35,40, 54,69,64,5B Dolleck, Maxine 14,34,35,48,64 Dornacker, Mary 14,36 Goodwin, Richard 14,43 Hansen, Mm'y l5,34,35,39,4O, 69,64 Hanson, Gwendolyn 12, 45,53, 54,61,74 Hardy, William 15,63 Hayes, Sherry 15 Hazard, Lloyd 15,43,45,67,63 Heinssen, Dean 15,57 Heinssen, Wayne 15,2,45,58 Henneberg, Klaus l5,63,60 Hineline, Judith l5,2,34,35,55, 64,62,5B Howard, Kent l6,36,70,67,69, 68,63,62 Jensen, Clair l6,40,48,54 Jensen, Sally I6,48,54,60,59 Johnson, Bruce l6,4l,49,50,52, 67,69,63 Janes, Judy 16,54 Jones, Lorraine l6,43,53,54,69, 64,59,74 Kirk, Wayne 1s,4s,49,s3,e1 Kaine, Kay 17,49,e4 Ladwig, Marilyn 17 I..Omb, Linda 17 Larsen, Ellen 17,49,5O,53,55, 64 Liege, Robert 1z,39,49,52,53, 54,62,60,59,55 ' Lippincott, Roger 12,36,49,50, 52,69,63 Lippincott, William 17,57 Nie1sen,Duane l7,43,71,70,68, 63,73 Noyes, Frances 17,61 Radler, Jeanette 18,43 Rothman, Andrew 18,43,53,54, 60 Robertson, Priscilla 18,45,49, 5e,54,52,5o,54,'74 Rohwer, Betty 18,64 Sass, Fred 18 Schjodt, Carol 18,45,53,54 Schmidt, Carol 18,56,64,61,60 Short, Kenneth 12,36,37,64,63, e2,57,73 Sievers, Neal l9,39,69,6O Sorensen, Eugene l9,4l,49,50, 52,55,54,53,63,60 Sorensen, Margaret 19,61 Sorensen, Mary 19,43 Snowbeck,Davidl9,2,49,50,52, 63,58 spiakler, Kirby 19,4s,45,t-38,53 Taylor, Judith 20,34,45,64 Thomas, Gloria 20,56,6l Thompson, Joanne 20,34,54,64 Vinton, Richard l2,34,48,5O,52, 66,63 Vitols, Ziqrida 20,34,35,55,64, 60 Webster, Mardell 20,43,64,6l Wiese, Russell 20 Wilson, Georgia 20,34,39,4l,64, 61,57 JUNIORS Allen, Diana 22,40 A11en,Merri 22,34,a5,aa,41,42, 43,54,56,64 Anderson, Billy 22,34,57 Anderson, Edward 22,38,43,53, 55,60,63,6B,70,74 Andreasen, Sherrill 22,56 Baker, Robert 22 Barnon, Robert 22,48 ..s........a- Student Index Bellows, Cynthia 22,34,35,38, 43,49,53,55,59,64 Bragg, Leon 22,45,53,54,55,60, 63,68,70 Brant, Marlin 22 Brunk, Jerry21,3,6,38,4l,49,50, 52,62,63,67,68,79,7O Burnett, James 24,63,69 Bushnell, Beatrice 22 Christensen, Barbara 22,35,43, 44,49,50,59,60,62,64 Christotierson, lrene 22 Christopher, Jane 2l,42,48,52, 55,59,60,64 Cornwell, Theodore 22,34 Dixon, James 22,40,45,49,59, 60 Dudley, Jan 3,22,34,38,58,60 Hall, Sherman 22,63,67 Hansen, Joan 22 Hansen, Norma 22,55,56,64 Harris, Marvin 22,45,63,67,70 Henricksen, Larry 22,34 Hineline, Bonnie 22 Hineline, Janice 22,38,4l,53, 55,54 Hineline, Sandra 22 Hultberq, Dale 22 Jensen, Doris 24 Jensen, Gene 22 Jensen, Karen 21,38,43,53,54, 59,64 Jensen, Ronald Johnson, David Johnson, Theresea 3,21,49,52, 54,5e,5a,eo,e2,s4,74 Kruse, David 23,44,57,63,67,68, 69,7O,71 Kara, Larry 23,52 Lambrecht, Carole 23 Larsen, David 23,57 Leehy, Richard 23,34,63,67,68, 69,70,71,73 Lorenzen, Philip 3,23,34,42,49, 57,58 Maher. James 23 Mathiesen, Lyle 23,57 Metz, Rolland 23,54 Moore, Mickey 23 Moore, Patricia 23 Maraaeh, John 2,23,34,5a,50, 63,70,71 Nemetz, James 23,54,63 Rasmussen, Phyllis 23,34,45, 61 Reeh, Jacqueline 23,34,35,40, 64,69 Rohwer, Delores 23,56,64 Ryan, James 23,60 Samson, Jeanne 3,23,49,50,53, 55,58,64,74 Schneider, Marilyn 23,54 Seamann, Thomas 23,34 Sheets, Nila 23,35,45,48,52,54, 64,74 Shelton, William 24 Sillik, William 23 Springer, Bette 23,3 8,49,50,52, 5a,54,s2,54,74 Spiker, JoDeen 23 Stokes, Carolyn 21, 38, 54, 56, 59. 64 Stork, Roger 23,45,57 Suverkrubbe, Bruce 24,34, 38, 57,63 Svendqord, Judy 24,60,64 Taylor, Douglas 24,48 Thompson, Gail 24,64 Tieae, William 24,57,s3 Ward, Roger 24 Warrick, Linda 24 Wenz, Richard 24,34,57 West, Frances 24,56,64 Wheeler, Nancy 24,42,55,56,64 Wiblishouser, Gary 24 Wiese, Chester 24,57 Wiese, Ronald 24,60,63 Wilson, Sandra 24,41 Wrich, Marvin 24 Wulf, Bonnie 24,49,5 2,64 Wulft, Jerry 24,53,54 SOPHOMORES Anderson, Susan 25 Anderson, Jimmy 25,57 Anderson, Linda 25,49, 59, 64 Appleby, Gregory 25,54,55 Area, David 25,57 Bealer, Bernard 57 Biffar, william 25,57 Blsbee, John 25,60 Bowen, Gary 25 Brennfoerder, Earlene 25,64 Briggs, Judith 3, 25,58,64,75 Brodersen, Dale 25 Brumm, Patricia 25,34,40,60,64 Bushnell, Linda 25 Carmichael, Terry 25 Christensen, Keith 25,54,57 Christensen, Ronald 26,57 Christensen, Sharon 26,48,59, 64 Crowdy, Thomas 26 Davis, Robert 26,60,75 Dolleck, Vernon 26,36,67,7l Hale, Donna 2, 25, 34,54,58,64 Hansen, Judy 64,75 Harris, David 2,26,35,58 I-lindley, David 26 Hovendick, David 26,57 Hunt, Gail 26,34,54,59,64 Jensen, Jane 26,54,64 Jensen, Michael 25,48,67,68, 70,73 Jones, Russ 26,57 Jorgensen, Mark 26, 35, 40,48, 52 Juul, Judith 26 Kempcke, Kathleen 26,36,55,64, Kirk, Roy 26 Knudsen, Leonard 26,57 Kolterman, Brian 26,40,49,50, 52,60,75 Laaker, Dennis 26,63,67 Larsen, Linda 26,64 Lippincott, Gordon 26,57,63 Lorsch. LeRoy 26,57 Mackin, Larry 26,43,60 Matzen, Robert 26,57 Metzler, Wayne 26 Miller, Leota 26,64 Money, Linda 25,54,59,62,64, 69 Mundorf, Dennis 26 Nelson, Judith 26,4B,50,52,53, 55,6O,64 Nelson, Robert 26,34,40,49,50, 59,60,63,68 Nielsen, Alan 26,54,55,60 Paulsen, Darryl 27,57 Rasmussen, Carol 55 Rhodes,Don 27,4l,59,60,71,75 Rhoades, Linda 27 Roqert, Roger 27,70 Ruwe, Carol 27 Saclcett, Jane 27, 35, 41,49,50, 52,55,59,s4 Snyder, Raymond 57,53,54, Sappeniield, David 25,62,7l Schettler, Susan, 27,48,50,59, 6O,62,64 Sidebottom, Mary 27,34,56 Splker, Nancy 27 Splker, Ramona 27 Staben, Clifford 27,57 Stave, Dennis 27,54,55 Strlcklett, Susan 27,48,.50,52, 59,60,64 Sutherland, Sidney 27 Suverkrubbe, Larry 27,57 Suverkrubbe, Susan 27,48,50,52 Thompson, Louann 27 Thomsen, Paul 27,35,36,75 Thornburgh, Linda 27,34,36 ,4 1, 42,49,52,56,59,64 Tiede, Marilyn 27,34,48 Tietgen, Dennis 27,57 Tr1p1etf,Robert 27,34,49,67,71 Tucker, Lonnie 27,34,48,64,75 Watts, James 27 Wiese, Raymond 27 Woosley, Geraldine 27,54 Wright, Cheryl 27,54,60,64 Wulf, William 27 Zeigler, Jerry 27 FRESHMEN Allen, Sue 28,56,64 Andersen, Larry 28,54 Andersen, Lois 28,34,54,64 Anderson, Mary 2B,44,55,64 Anareaeen, Mary 28,44,55,60,64 Aten, Daniel 3,2B,34,42,58,61 Baker, Sharon 28 Beck, Donald 28,54 Berryman, Kenneth 28 Betts, Larry 28 Blomgren, Robert 28 Bolton, Sharon 28 Boock, Janelle 28,64 Bowden, Jerry 28,42 Brundage, Carol 28 Bushnell, Donna 28 Chase, Grant 28 Chzristensen, Robert 2B,4B,62, Chrlstoiferson, Verna 28,61 Cooper, Mary 28,64 Cornwell, Joan 28,56,6l,64 Cowinq, Clark 28 Detiens, Sandra 28,56 Drbal, Larry 28,44,63,68. Dutton, Diane 28,48 Gunderson, Diane 29,34,64 Gutschow, Sheran 29 Hancock, Sylvia 29 Hansen, Robert 29,44,49 Harper, Patricia 29,54 Hass, Jeanette 29,64 Hazard, Ronald 29,34 Henricksen, Lois 29 Herron, Carol 29,64 Holstein, Virginia 29 Hovendick, Charlene 29 Hultberg, John 29,54 Jacobsen, Dawn 29,34,44 Jensen, Jetfry 29,54,55 Jensen, Robert 29,34 Johnson, Carol 29,34,64 Johnson, Gary 29,54 Kastrup, Sharon 29,64 Kiqer, Katherine 29,48,64 Klinkefus, Harald 29 Krantz, Brent 29,44,49 Kuhl, Kenneth 54 Kutsch, Jean 29,34,64 Lambrecht, Susan 29 Leehy, Larry 29,71 Lippincott, Edwin 29,48,50 Masters, Gloria 29,6l,64 Maller, Carol 29,64 Moore, Mary JO 29,36,44,49,B4 Newkirk, Linda 29,64 Nicholson, Morton 29 Ohrt, Cheryl 29,56,6l Ohrt, Gene 29,57 Olney, Peter 29,44,60,71 Olson, John 29,43 Olson, Robert 29,34,36,7l Paulson, William 29,34 Peterson, Brian 30,4 8,52,71 Peterson, David 30,44 Pluqqe, Roger 28,44,49,62 Pounds, Sally 30,64 Puls, Kathleen 30 Radler, Larry 30 Rahlfs, Mitchell 30,57 Rahlfs, William 30 Rasmussen, Carol 30,54,6l Rasmussen, David 30 Rasmussen,Phyl1is 30 Refsell, Lloyd 30,48,7l Rembold, Jack 2B,35,48,50,52, 71 Robertson, George 30,4 9,50,52, 53,54 ' Ryan, Nancy 28,49,52,64 Seamann, Gerald 30,57 Steele, Dwight 3o,54,55,s3 Steinbaugh, Rex 30 Steinbauqh, Roger 30 Siert, Barbara 30,35,44,4B,6l, 64 Springer, Lynn 30,44,48,55,64 Steffen, Wayne 30 Stork, Richard 30,57 Stricklett, Marilyn 30 Sutton, Chester 30, 54 Svendgard, Alan 30 Sylvis, Janice 30,64 Taylor, Sharon 30 Vinton, Barbara 30,35,44,48,64 Wakefield, Thomas 30,36,57 Ward, Clifford 30 Warrick, Gary 30,57 Warrick, Willard 30,34 Wiese, Leanna 30,56 Wilson, Pamela30,35,36,49,53, 64 Wright, Mary Beth 30,34,35,44, 45,64,74 Wulf, Dean 30,57 Wulf, Marilyn 30,54,64 wan, Patty ao Wulf, Rodney 30,57 Wulf, Vernon 30,57