Blue Hill High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Blue Hill, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 52 of the 1953 volume:

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With sincere appreciation for ber services Cote the l953 Bobcat to Mrs Clorox Schunk McCoy who ds cm instructor in History Mathematics CI ri d Commercial Subiects hots devoted twenty five years of her life to the education cmd enlightenment of dll who dttended her closses in this institution of leotminq . 0 CW the students of Blue Hill High School dedi- X E539 ACULT Y 2 YXQXX f RALPH L GRAY Supermrendenr Music Enghsh Semor Sponsor RICHARD HADSELL Coach fx SOCIHI Studxes Semor Sponsor MRS RALPH GRAY Modern Problems Lann MRS JAMES RUNNALI5 Scxence Sophomore Sponsor F11 OBER ' T LI Prlnclpal Mathemancs Freshman Sponsor JAMES RUNNALIS Shop Junxor Sponsor MRS CLARA MCCOY Commercnal Annual VIRGINIA VAN SICKLE Enghsh umor Sponsor fs N0 sl 0 I E' In-R' ANITA ALBIN Pep Club 1 2 3 Mxxed Chorus 1 2 3 4 Gnrls Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Ban 1 2 3 4 Student Councnl 1 2 Annual Staif 2 Small Groups 1 2 3 4 Dramancs 1 MARY BROWN Pep Club 1 2 3 4 Glrls Glee Club 1 3 4 Band 3 4 Mnxed Chorus 3 4 Dramat1cs 1 Small Groups 4 JEANNINE CARPER Pep Club 1 2 3 4 Mlxed Chorus 1 2 3 4 Glrls Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Band 2 3 4 Small Groups 1 2 3 4 Dramatxcs 1 2 Annual Staff 4 MONETA DUSEK Pep Club 1 2 3 4 Gnrls Glee Club l Small Groups 4 Annual Staff 3 4 Ban l 2 3 4 Mlxed Chorus 3 4 Dramatncs 1 2 NORRIS AUGUSTIN Mnxed Chorus 1 2 4 Basketball 1 2 Ban 1 2 3 4 Annual Staff 1 2 3 4 Football 1 2 3 4 Student Councnl 2 Small Groups 4 Dramancs 1 Boys Glee Club 1 MERLE BROWN Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Track 1 7 3 Boys Glee Club 4 Mnxed Chorus 4 CLARA DUESTERHOEFT Pep Club 1 2 3 4 Gnrls Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Mnxed Chorus 3 4 Dramatlcs 1 RANDALL FRAHM Mlxed Chorus 1 2 4 Football l 2 3 4 Annual Staff 3 Boys Glee Club l Basketball 3 4 Small Groups 1 4 This Page Sponsored by Courrriglmrs Food Marker, Blue Hill, Nebraska VERLA FRY Pep Club 2 Glrls Glee Club 3 Mrxed Chorus 3 CARROLL GOLL Mrxed Chorus l 2 5 4 Ban 1 2 3 4 Student Councrl 1 3 Boys Glee Club l 2 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Dramatrcs 1 Small Groups l SHIRLEY KORT Pep Club l 2 3 4 Grrls Glee Club l 2 3 4 Mrxecl Chorus 3 4 BETTY LOU KRANAU Ban l 2 3 Grrls Glee Club l 2 Mrxed Chorus 1 2 3 Pep Club 1 2 3 Dramatlcs 1 ELEANOR GARTNER Glrls Glee 7 3 4 Pep Club 4 Mrxed Chorus 4 VELMA KOHMETSCHER Pep Club 3 4 Grrls Glee Club 4 M1xecl Chorus 4 AN ET KORT Pep Club l 7 3 Glrls Glee Club l 2 Bint l 7 3 4 Annuftl Staff 7 4 Mrxed Chorus 7 3 4 Sm'1ll Groups 2 3 4 Drfrmatlts l 7 SHIRI EY NASS rrls Glee Club 3 4 Mlxed Chorus 3 4 ROBERT NOVAK Band 1 2 LOREN ROSE , ,,.,.-V -W-.. ,,.. -V-'Y -' - -- ---- ,-- - .l Sponsors Presrdent Vnce Presrdent Tre rsurer Cl ASS MOTTO CI ASS OFFICERS GARY REIBER Football 1 4 Boys' Glee Club 3 4 , Mixed Chorus 4 Track 2 CHARLES VAN BOENING Football 1 2 3 4 M1xed Chorus 2 4 Boys Glee Club 4 Band 3 4 Track 1 2 3 Basketball 1 2 Small Groups 4 ALVIN WILLEMS Mrxecl Chorus 2 3 4 Ban 1 2 3 4 Boys Glee Club 7 3 4 Dmmaucs 1 7 Mr Gray Mr Hndsell Norrls Augustrn Merle Brown Moncrx Duscl.. Ten steps from thc Lcltcn puh the world rs thme CLASS FLOWER XVlutc Rose CLASS COLORS Blue mtl Sllxcr , V i z , 1 V cl ' fl c . ... Segfemfy Mary Brown '1'he Great Adventure If you have ever set out upon an unknown road to some unknown place you will undoubtedly know the anrtcrpatton and fear that ran through the hearts of four little gtrls as they assembled rn a large room one September morning rn 1940 There were Frances Mc Bride Jeannine Carper Monera Dusek and anet Kort rn this ltttle group The ctty they were starting from was named Blue Hrll They decided to name thetr ex pedrrron Kindergarten for this was just the begnnnrng At the end of the first lap of their journey they lost anet Kort but picked up some male companions Warren Derby and Rrchard Doyle Thrs second lap of their journey they called the Ftrst Grade As they rounded a dark corner about nalr way tnrough this lap they chanced upon a lonely boy srtttng along the way They asked his name he answered Carroll Goll and they rnvtted him to contrnue the journey with them Thts made sux in the lrtrle band Monera Dusek Fran ces McBr1de Jeannlne Carper Carroll Goll Warren Derby and Richard Doyle Durmg the next lap of their journey which they called the Second Grade John Jefferres and Shirley Weber jorned the group but Warren Deroy dropped our This left seven rn the group Jeannine Carper Monera Dusek Frances McBr1de Carroll Goll John Jefferres Richard Doyle and Shrrley Weber Mtss Josephrne Wrtght was the overseer of thrs group for the flrsr three laps The next lap of their journey took them up the steep slope of the Starr Steppes and they found them selves rn all together new surroundrngs They had also acqulred a new overseer Miss Betty Hartley The group called thrs the Third Grade lap They gained and lost Allen Starr on rhrs lap and also lost ohn efferxes Richard Doyle and Shirley Weber leavrng Monera eannlne Frances and Carroll to round the wooded corner to the stretch of their adventure called the Fourth Grade Around rhts corner they came upon Robert Alber and Lots Buss They jorned the band brmgrng the number to srx agam The may grew harder and they lost Robert Alber and Lots Buss only to prck up Rudy Wilma and Wrlda rrkovsky Vaughn Schmidt and Betty Leetsch The overseer too was changed from Mtss Hartley to Kath ryn Wall on the stretch called Frfth Grade They kept right on moving but lost no one and gained only Norrxs Augustm On the lap called Sixth Grade they lost Overseer Wall but garned overseer Ethel Matrock They covered a long open stretch called Second Floor Corrrdor and came to the Seventh Grade Plam where they gatned Kathleen Hartman and lost Wtlda Wrlma and Rudy Jrrkovsky They mer Mrs Theron Flsh and asked her to oversee this leg of the journey The second half of the journey across these plains they called the Eighth Grade Along this way they grew to eleven m number adding Betty Lou Kranau Robert Kntgge and Charles Van Boenmg to the orrg mal group of erght of whom Mrs Ftsh was sttll leader From the Eighth Grade Plams they cltmbed the Higher Steppes to the Nmth Grade Journeyway Here awarred another new land and thmgs were carried on much drfferently from ever before After raking role they found that there were now twenty seven rn the group They were Norris Augustm Monera Dusek Jeannme Carper Carroll Goll Kathleen Hartman Betty Leetsch Betty Kranau Frances McBr1de Charles Van Boentng Antra AlDlU Betty Beyke Mary Brown Merle Brown Lots Buss Clara Duesterhoeft Randall Frahm Charles Frank Verla Fry Eleanor Gartner anet Kort Shirley Kort Bernard was RODCII Novak Gary Rexber Loren Rose Alun Wrllems and Gale Clrffton Before the entlre lap taking nine months from starr to finish Gale had found the may too rough and dropped out Th1s group of course requlred more than one overseer so they looked around and savt a very dxstnngtnshed lookmg group at one srde of the road In this group were mr Roge s Mrs r1cCoj M esser Mrs Spearman Mr Marrow and Mrs Hughes Because they felt sorry for thrs lonely look mg group they mvrred them to lead them in the right dtrectron which after coaxrng ttey con ented to do Charles Frank and Bernard Nass departed from the group at the end of the Freshman Lap of tae ad venture but Shirley Nass came Vaughn Schmidt re turned Wayne Alberts came and Clara Belle Snyder came then left so at the end of the journey through the Sophomore Strarr the num er of members in the group was twenty six As they entered and explored the Junror Jungle they mer Velma Kohmerscher and Snrley Dygert and mvrred them to join the Happy Band of Wayfarers because they had lost Frances McBr1de Betty Leetsch Wayne Alberts Clara Belle Snyder and Vaughn Schmidt rn the waters of Sophomore Srralr Whrle explormg Junror ungle they came upon the old custom of presenting the Junror Semor Ban quet so they first gave the tradttrontl Junior Class play to raise funds to finance If The name of the Willa Lewis who was co overseer with ames Runnalls They sponsored all the gomgs on of the group that year The theme of the banquet was the Stork Club Merle Brown prestdent of the group was the Master of Ceremonies at this banquet It was soon the fall of 1952 and the band came shufflltng through the dry red leaves to rhetr final ob jectrve Senior Utopra or at le lsr that was what they thought tt was until they got a good look ar it They then decrded rt was like most of the other parts of the journey except now they were the highest of the high the mrghty Semors It too was harder than ever before but that comes with educatlon They were rn number only twenty one untrl Betty Kranau left ln the middle of the year Then the group consisted of eleven girls and nrne boys They were Monera Dusek Jeannine Carper Anita Albin anet Kort Clara Duesterhoeft Snrley Kort Strley Ntss Mary Brown Verla Fry Eletnor Gutner Velmr Koh merscher Norrls Augustm Carroll Goll Randall Frahm Alvm Willems Merle Brown Robert Novak Loren Rose and Gary Rel er They had lost at the edge of the Jumor Jungle Betty Beyke Lots Buss and Shtrley Dygcrt Monera and Jeannine were the only two to have completed the entire adventure together In the Senior Land they produced another play Thls one was named Bolts and Nuts This helped to finance their Skip Trip to Omaha and Ltncoln to see the Ice Capades of l953 Thts adventure rs by no means over for as the years go by each tndrvrdual will go on making hrs own hoped for future become tne satisfying pres ar 7 1 7 7 Y A7 V . 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D 1 1 7 't ' The Last Will and Testament of the Senior Clcrss of 1953 We the Senror Class of 1953 rn the Crty of Blue H111 the County of Webster and the State of Nebras ka berng of unquestronable character and mental con drtron do hereby make thrs our last wrll and testament renderrng word and of no avarl any former wrll or wrlls that may have been prevrously made by us durrng a perrod of temporary optrmrsm To the school and our herrs we are leavrng a magnrlicent and valuable volume comprled by us the Senror Class durrng the four years of our ardent search for knovrledge In rt you wrll find lrsted our many outstandrng deeds and achrevements You wrll also Hnd a sectron wrrtten rn behalf of the unrors Here they wrll frnd helpful suggestroas on how to act whrle they are Senrors sample examrnatrons fno ans wersb and several mrscellaneous rtems whrch we hope wrll be useful The teachers of Blue Hrll Hrgh School wrll find a wonderful specrally tested recrpe for never farl de lrcrous coffee tPerfected by Mary Brown and anet Kort durrng therr coffee hourj Besrdes thrs wonderful tome there are also smaller rndrvrdual bequests as follows Anrta Albrn wrlls her back seat rn the study hall to George Brayton Its closer to the waste basket and pencrl sharpener Norrrs Augustrn vsrlls hrs pep band to Dorothy Dusek or anvone else wrth a loud xorce and weak mrnd Mary Brown wrlls her fondness for red harr to Erleen Kranau so she and Merwrn wrll get along better Merle Brown wrlls hrs studrous qualrtres to Mr Runnalls Hell need them thrs summer eannrne Carpet vsrlls her abrlrty to keep her harr lookrng nrce to Patty Holthaus Make good use of rt Pat' Clara Duesterhoeft wrlls her blushes to Peggy Meyer Monera Dusek wrlls her quret ways to Roberta Lukas Don t abuse them Roberta Randall Frahm wrlls hrs trtle of Senror Casanova to anyone who can fulfill the qualrhcatrons That one may be tough Verla Fry vrrlls her posrtron as Belle of Paulrne to Ixathy Post Eleanor Gartner wrlls her actrng abrlrty to the would be actors and actresses of B H H S anet lxort wrlls her house next to the school to erry Koepke so that he can get to band on trme Shrrley lxort wrlls her good natured ways and cheerfulness to jrnct Brker Velmr Kohmctsclrer vrrlls her rnterest rn nursrng to Betty Rort tThrnk of thosc cute male patrents Betty D Carroll Goll vtrlls hrs physrque to Larry Peterson Youd better go on 1 drct Lrrry Shrrley Nrss wrlls her brg brown eyes to Elarne Grlprn Novr she cm rttrrct some of those cute I-last rngs boys Robert Not ak xxrlls hrs bashfulness to Glen john son Gary Rerbcr wrlls enough of hrs waxy blond harr to Mr Gray so that he can use the comb he got for Chrrstmas Loren Rose wrlls hrs hergnt to Marron Waluurn Hell need rt when he makes the frrst team rn basket a Chuck Van Boenrng wrlls hrs ornerrness and curly harr to Rrchard Hubl Take good care of rt Rrchard Alvrn Wrllems wrlls hrs frrst charr posrtron rn the clarrnet sectron to Archre Huol Thatll take a lot of practrce Archre In The Years To Come It rs a quret evenrng rn May 1968 The scene rs rn the famous New York nrght spot the Stork Club Thrs rs Celebrrty Week rn New York and tonrght all the celebrrtres from Blue Hrll Nebraska are meet rng I understand that all these celebrrtres were grad uates of the class of 53 The room rs rather drmly lrghted as they all srt together drscussrng old trmes A hush falls over the group and a small almost bald headed man steps up on t e platform Somethrng about hrm seems famrlrar es I know now rt rs hrs harr Its Mr Ralph Gray used to be one of the sponsors of thrs class and I see he has been chosen to be master of ceremonres thrs evenrng He has started to recall old memorres that the group shared together and rs gorng to talk wrth each celebrrty to frnd out what great rmprove ment they have contrrbuted to socrety A small consprcrous rntellrgentlookrng gentle man steps forward and after a glance I can see rt rs Carroll Goll He rs the yazz band krng of New Or leans now famous for hrs rendrtron of Blue Hrll Blues After a few selectrons from Carrolls Jazz band a tall handsome gentleman dressed rn a gleam rng space cadet unrform comes to the spotlrght I can see now rt rs our old classmate Merle Brown who has just returned from hrs frfth trrp to the moon I rs rumored he has a grrl there I now hear a great applause as the famous Broad way star Mercy Krlbrrde known to us as Eleanor Gart ner steps forward She rs playrng Ma Skrtter rn the famous Broadway hrt Comrn Round the Mountarn Everyone remembers the hrt she was rn the unror Class play Now a very handsome gentleman steps forth from the crowd He srnrles and I know at once rt rs Randall Frahm Randall rs srngrng for The Lucky Strrke program I Lrke em Round Frrm and So Fully Packed As he leaves the spotlrght I hear a low whrstle and srgh as a slender grrl vxrth a stunnrng harr do walks up to the platform Thrs cm be none other than Clara Duesterhoeft She rs now the owner and oper ator of Mademorselle Clarres Beauty Shop rn Boston famous for rts lovely frnger curls Thrs must be a re- sult of her practrce rn Englrsh class rn hrgh school days A charr squeaks and a tall gentleman steps for ward He looks famrlrar btrt yet 1 can not place hrm -oh yes rt rs Loren Rose He rs xery drstrngurshed lookrng and Loren tells us he rs the head taxrdermrst and screntrst rn the Smrthsonran Instrtute rn Washrng ton D C At the rrght of the platform rs an attractrve wo man who has been sketchrng the group thrs evenrng I . , . . 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from hrs quret drgnrty I see rt rs Robert Novak H rs pastor of a church rn the prosperous crty of Ayr and very much lrked by hrs congregatron Next a slender grrl of medrum herght wrth blond harr comes up and I recogmze her as aner Kort She rs the lady prlot of the class and has just won the ladys speed record of gorng 20000 mrles an hour rn her rocket shrp the B H H S Space Flyer A short man wrth horn rrmmed glasses now comes forward and I see rmmedrately rt rs Alvrn Wrllems I can see by hrs manner he has followed up hrs old de srre to be a teacher I understand Alvrn rs now the Superrntendent of schools rn Blue Hrll Now there rs a stunnrng srlence as I see a neatly dressed Arr Lrne Stewardess come forward She has a sweet ready smrle for everyone I recognrze her as Mary Brown I understand she and anet are gorng rnto space travel wrth Merle An elegantly dressed woman rs now comrng rnto vrew She has long dark harr and her shortness tells me rmmedrately that rt rs Monera Dusek She rs a leadrng dress desrgner rn New York and by lookrng at her one can easrly see why ' As Monera leaves the platform a neatly dressed woman rn a nurses unrform comes up to tell of her experrence as a nurse rn the Mayo Brothers Clrnrc I can see rt rs Velma Kohmetscher Her ambrtron to be a nurse evrdently proved successful Now comrng up to the platform rs a well dress ed man He rs short and has blonde harr I be lreve rt rs Gary Rerber Yes rt rs Gary rs now the presrdent of General Motors and well known for hrs never farl swrtch rn the new modern Chevrolet I guess thrs was brought about by the trouble he used to hare wrth the swrtch rn hrs dads car rn hrgh school days Who rs thrs comrng up to talk to the group' I notrce she has been takrng notes all durrng the pro gram She rs of average herght and dressed rn a very neat busrness surt It rs Shrrley Kort She explarns that she rs Garys prrvate secretary I guess she felt rt her duty to help hrm as she was the cause of the broken swrtch A woman neat rn appearance rn every way steps up and I can tell rmmedrately rt rs eannrne Carper jeannrne rs a great metropolrtan opera srnger She rs gorng to srng her theme song Ill see you Agarn Next a tall handsome woman wearrng the unr form of a wartress comes boldly to the platform She speaks to Mr Gray I realrze rt rs our classmate Verla Fry She rs now the owner of the Country Inn at Paulrne noted for rts del crous home cooked meals A man who I rmmedrately recognrze as Norrrs Augustrn now comes up on the platform and tells the group of hrs experrence as the engrneer of a conser vatron company Hrs project novr rs a concrete dam over the Lrttle Blue Rrver A woman rs stepprng forward rrchly dressed and wearrng a dramond broach Of course everyone re members her as Betty Lou Kranau Betty rs now the happy vrrfe of a jeweler rn Denver Colorado A small rather stooped gentleman now comes forward After watchrng hrm for a moment I can tell rt rs Mr Rrchard Hadsell the other sponsor of thrs class Mr Hadsell was the athletrc coach at Blue Hrll He remrnrsces wrth the group for a whrle and tells us he now has a srx man team of hrs own The lrghts are growrng drmmer and the group rs gettrng ready to leave These are the happy and prosperous graduates of 53 and I know rf all the Blue Hrll townsfolks were here they would be very proud of them Senror Skrp Tnp On Aprrl IO 1953 at 7 00 a m the Senror Class departed on therr skrp trrp After seventeen senrors and therr sponsor Mr Gray boarded a chartered bus drrven by Mr Kane they started for a two day ex cursron Therr first apporntment was to tour the State Penrtentrary rn Lrncoln After so dorng they contrnued therr trrp to Omaha where they regrstered at the Hamrl ton Hotel That evenmg they drned at the Colony Club after whrch they attended the Ice Capades The next day they concluded therr trrp by tourrng the Unrsersrty Campus rn Lrncoln They arrrved home after an enjoyable trrp Career Day Conferences The first Annual Career Day Conferences were called to order Aprrl 2 by Norrrs Augustrn senror class presrdent Senrors from Bladen Cowles Eckley Gurde Rock and Red Cloud were present The conferences were opened by Dr Charles O Nerdt Professor of Educatronal Psychology from the Unrversrty of Nebraska Vocatronal group meetrngs were held rn the mornrng and afternoon whrch were conducted by men and women rn therr freld of work There were drscussrons on cosmetology carpenter work nurses trarnrng farmrng typrng and stenographrc work lzusrness admrnrstratron dentrstry and other fields , . 1 ' ' 1 , , . , - , . . 1 ' 1 1 . . . 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'dfaaa Bolts and Nuts PLAY CAST Benrta Bolt Rebeccas nrece anet Kort Lutre Sprnks the mard who wrnks Eleanor Gartner Rebecca Bolt manager of the Bolt Sanrtarrum for Mental Hygrene Antta Albrn Martha Grubb the cook a melancholrc Shrrley Kort Twmk Starr Bonrtas fiance wrth delusrons of grandeur Norrrs Augustrn Dr Hrppocrates joy a psychratrrst Carroll Goll Henry Goober the porter afrard of lunatrcs Phrneas Plunkett a lawyer wrth a humrlrty com pex Alvrn Wrllems Mrss Prunella Frgg a patrent wrth claustrophobta Monera Dusek Cadwalleder Cltppy a patrent afrud of cats Randall Frahm Mrs Gertle Glossop a pttrent who fears contam 1rl21rl0r1 Ileannme Carpet Wrlbrrr Glossop her drrlrng chrld Charles Vm Boenrng jack Gordon a young rnterne Gary Rerber On Aprrl 74 1953 at 8 00 p m the Senror Class of Blue Hrll presented therr play Bolts and Nuts a farce rn three acts It rs the story of eccentrrc Rebecca Bolt who turns her late brother Benyarnms house 1nto a mental sanr tarrum By a letter brought to her by Bens xncom petent lawyer Phrneas Plunkett she drscovers that her late brother left her S15 OOO hrdden somewhere rn the house The actron really starts when all the patrents begm searchrng for the money These patrents berng Mrss Frgg Mrs Glossop and her darlrng son Wrlbur grst rs treatrng them Later Rebecca drscovers these patrents are only fergnrng phobras all except Cad walleder Clrppy Rebecca rnsrsts that Benrta her nrece should not marry that mercenary fortune huntrng brute Twrnk Starr But after Tmnk finds the money Rebecca consents to therr mtrrrage Martha Grubb Bens old housekeeper md Henry Goober a Negro porter take care of the patrents Cadvxalleder Cltppy consents to marry Rebecct but Lune Sprnks the maid strll has her vunkrng nc jrck Gordon an rnterne at the county asylum ends the fear of havmg an esca mentrl case roamrng tround by takrng Dr Joy back to the asylum 'l ll ll . , I . - , , . . ., I --vvkd . 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'I fr' VE ing.. 203' FRESHNIAN INITIATION PICTURES C lass Sponsor Presrdent Secretary Treasurer CLASS OFFICERS Mr Lnttrell Judy Albln Mirlyce Krueger Kenneth Kuhn Frrst row Judy Albm Wrlllarn Armstrong Evart Barton Second rom Fhomfxs Berlxe Ernest Bohlen Dorothy Dusek George Brsyton Robert fI1SlCl1ll'Llf Normm G rrtner Tlurd row B1rb1r.1 Cvoble Roger Harms Elton Harrxfeld Barbftra Hfrrtrmn Rodney H1rtm1n Bonme Hesmm Fourth roxx Nwncy Hesman Mildred Huse an1ceJesske erry Kort Marcele lxorr Nell lxmrt Frfth row Exlene Krfrnau Marlyce Krueger Kenneth lxuhn Thomas Lfnrd Kenneth Metjford Mlthfrel Nunn Sutth row Clnrlene Peterson Charlotte Roberts Drtk Rose Kenneth Srebrrss Gordon S1dlo 1mes S1dlo Suenth row XX'1yne Strasburg Mdfllln Walbtrrn Louis Wltte zeadmea . i J I I Q. Q I i . 5 J fn i, I L Vice President 7 ., 7,.7,...VVV 7t,77,u7V . 7 urfrfur .V W Neil KOH , ,VV YYY Y-- - - K Y : U v . . 9 L ' ' 'Z ' . ', , , . , L Y 1 , . ' : 1 .f ' , . , ' , . . . , ' 1 .. ' 1 . 'I - ' , ' ,J ' ,J , ' , ' 'f - ' . ' 7 ' ' 'N ' 4 S V V 1 3 H K D 'Z 4 , , , ' 1 , , J. ': . , ' ' , ' ' . -44414 First row Flovd Bruker Plulme Berlre Munir Brewster Pitty Courtritght Cxrev Dewlex Second row Domld Deiley Indy C1eBu1er B1rb1r1 Hoffmm limes Iuobs Dennis Iones Third roxx K1rf.n lvirstingj IiNor1 Icttsth limes Likis Myri Vm Mrtrt kiy Woods No prtrures of Williqiui Busking, ind Tho nrs Eldridge wand cmd 249455 Qmdea Cl'lSS Sponsor President Vice President Sccretfrry Treasurer IN s. Fish 'tidy' Celiauer l.nYor.1 Leetsch Kay XY nods Marcin Brewster Y M J1143 b- iic ui get QS fd mmf Suzi Quwlee FIFSI rovs Lrnda Alb1n Dan Bfurd Ruth Barrd Beverly Baker Sharon Bentz Second row Roger Corner Bob F1sh Gmger GeBauer Letha Leetsch M1ldred Lukas Thrrd row Kathryn Meyer Ronald Mever Tommy Meyer VlCflDfl'l Nemecek Gene Penrose Fourth rom anette Peterson Jnnmy Sthmldt Judy Sehunk an me Sldlo john Tjaden Gerald Buskrng Cno plcturej MISS LAWRY TEACHER 4 B 1 Kr' . , 4 N 1. ,Q , Le 1 -V : l 1 A V 14 A Z m1w .vif-he 5- 1 4 L 2. ' .2 1 Q X A .Y , Jeff, . ,j,Q.H,9yf r w hy? . .1x.,. 4. ' , 'C L 1+ , i x , ., , . ai F. vi M O , K ' , 6 ' 'I , 1. , , , P . . - , , , , . I . 'D V . . r , ' x , s a 4 i , . 'I J , ' , ' , J - R 1 ' 9 ' . , 7 Fxrst row Dxckle Arndt James Ba1rd Ethel Berhe Mary Courrmght Franus Crocker Second row Beverly Hartman Mary jones Buddy Leersch Larry McClure La Donna Meyer Thlrd row Veldon Nemecek B1ll1e Schm1dt jamce Smlrh had and ?owzZZ Qmdw TXTRS. XVOODS. TEACHER , x.,!X,1 mf 'f'dr,.., N 46 I J 1 Flrst row Loh Biker Vlfglnli Baker Robert Bock Arthur Boettther jr Futh Ann Colburn Second row Robert Corner Sfmdm Corner 1mes Goerxg jr Larry Jicobs Ieffrey Krueger Thrrd ow Sharon Krueger Patr1c1a Kuhn Alyce Rae Leetsch Dufrne Penrose Gene SLhITl1dI Fourth rovs Rlchard Schmrdt Wlllldm Tladen Stanley W1eIand larry Stuthelt fno pmturep dw! cmd Second Qmdea MISS DOROTHY SMALLEY, TEACHER 11 if i ' ,,, .Aa, F a v I I 1 1-.4 4 hh fa 1, J. ,- , I ,,, . E , v,1 ., V .I I It as ' .- A Q. W I f. . ' . 'f-fa ' 5 ' X ' I A',f I n Q L 8 0 fs . ab Q , , 'O , , if , ' 4 M h '5 ffL 'V ' I., . ' 'Q .fl A ' V L: , , . . 1? V . r V If J ' .ef , 1 ' , xg , 'V T .,,r A t.rA QL ' ' ,f,.,? M I 5 ,Q U ,A I ua 1 ,fig . , A Q V , ' :Fm rl 1 - wg ' t Q K , , - ' i . ' A 'Q fl W ' f 1 1 Q 2 QQ. 1 .Tv - .Fil Z a ' 4 v J' Q 1 'r ' A ' , ' r 1 , ' ' , , A 'IK hm ,J I' -il' 'S Frrsr row Hope Constance Albm Cheryl Ellen Baker Second row Roberr Eugene Berlne Andrea Mary Crocker ohn Eugene Falgnone Tlurd row R1chard George Koepke Richard George Krueger john Charles Meyer Fourth rovs Fern I 1 Von Snhmldr Roger Allen Schunk Kwdugaztea MISS IOIS KRUQJIIR TEACHER 0 Trouble 1n Toyland The grade school operettl Trouble rn Toyland was presented Thursday December 18 m the school aud1tor1um under the drrectron of the grade school teachers Mrs Wcxnds was the tccompantst The entrre actron took pl lce rn the Doll Room of Smta Claus Toy Shop or the mehr before Chrrst mas Santls Llyes were puttmg the hmshmb touches on the dolls and toys when the curtun rose Santa was rn hrs hot se preparmf, for hrs journey from the land of make beheye to the world below The toys decrded to haye a farewell party before they left Toyland lt w as a yery specltl kmd of party The toys came to hfe md frohcked lbout rn a lryely manner The party w as concluded when lck md the sprrxt appeared md set the toys m 1 turmorl Santa appeared wrshtny, Merry Chrrstmas to All and at the utterance of the m tgtc words Trouble dxsappeared The toys were put rn order IS Santa hlled hrs bag wrth them Santa yotned the to s md the chorus sang, Its Tune to Go CHARACTI RS Elyes JIIHIUIC Baxrd Llrry McClure DICKIC Arndt Bobble Bock Veldon Nemecek Mtry Jones Ahce Leetsch Lolt Btker Wooden soldrers Bob Fnsh C lptun Gene Pen rose Roger Corner Ronald Meyer Bxll Tyrden Btlhe Schmtdt lmmle Schmidt Francrs Crocker Buddy Leetsch French doll Ruth Balrd Rubber doll Karen Karstmg Twm dolls Bobble and Slndy Corner Aunt Dinah Itnda Albm apmesc doll Mlldred Lukas Dutch doll Judy Schunk Indran doll Lethr leetsch Clown doll Dan Balrd ack m the box Carey Dealey Trouble Marcia Brewster Santa Claus Trees Roger Schunk Larry Jacobs Blocks Duane Penrose Gene Schmndt Books Fern Schmtdt Sheryl Biker Tops ljlLl4 lxrueger ohn Fllyjlone Bride 1nd Groom Connie Albm md Dickie lxoepke Snow man Johnme Meyer Dolls Larry Stuthert Vxrgmra Baker Andrea Crocker Patty Ixuhn Fatth Ann Colburn Drck Schmldt Arthur Boettcher Jtm Goerng Sharon lxruegjer Clowns Stanley Wleland elfrey Krueger Chorus lxay Vifoods Judy GeBauer Prulme Ber he Pttty Cllllffflblll' l.aNor1 Leetsch Barbtrm Hoffmtn Myra VanM1tre Floyd Baker rmmne Lukas JIIHITIIC acobs Dennxs ones Brlhe Buskmg Don Delley Mary Cflllffflbhf Jamce Smtth Ethel Berhe L1Donn1 Meyer Beyerly Hartman Sharon Bentz Jamcc Stdlo Beyerly Baker Kathy Meyer Tommlc Meyer John Tylden ll I ll ' x 5 J a s V . 7 3 ' t . 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I Y- X X. sirxfyg : I I K3 X Xv- I lik -N I . ' ' ANNUAL S FAFF Left to rnbhr Edm hubs Vrrbrnm Kort Norrls Augusrm eanrune Carper janet Korr Don Harms Mrs Mchoy Monet1DuseL ANNUAL STAFF janet Korr Edrror Norrls Augusrm Assnsmnr Edltor Inner lxorr NKBTFIS Au5,usrxn 2'-.1Q, 'l , ' JA , , 'R 1 1 '. . A Y . 7 V 7 VY Y f . K . Donald Harms ,,,rr,, , Y,,..,,,,r,,, ,,,,r,, , Sports Editor z ' f We, 3. , L A , . I . ? f i i 9' i U - LATIN CQLLIIS Back row: Mrs. Gray, instructorg Alvin Willeiiis, Illcanor Gartner, Patricia Gartner, lilainc Gilpin. Front row: Velma Knlimersclicr, Myrris Nissen, Anita Albin, Monera Dusck, Kathryn Post. Virginia lvirr T RIPI L TRIO Dusek Anim Albin pmnisr Left ro right: Marcelc Bachman, Edna blacobs, Ruby Hoppen, .lcanninc Carpcr. Janet Korr, Monera 'j'Z BAND Mayorettes Patrrcra Gartner Ruby Hoppen Ollene Bostock Front row Archre Hubl Wfnllram Armstrong Tommy Laxrd Dennis ones Carey De1ley Charles Haase Mary Brown Anrta Albrn udy Albxn Charles Van Boenrng Llnda Alb1n Moneta Dusek Karen Karstmg George Brayton Kay Woods Second row Bonnre Hesman Jeannxne Carper anet Kort Roberta Lukas Alun Wrllems Robert Alber Gerald Koepke Larry Peterson Marcxa Brewster Norrrs Augustrn Patty Courtrlght Erlene lxraniu Back row Drrector Ralph Gray Edna Jacobs Morrls Baker Wayne Strasburg Bobby Hoffman Barbara Hartman Carroll Goll Kenneth Mefford Dorothy Dusek joel Whrgoner Alan Woods Vrrgrnu Kort Kathryn Post Nancy I-lesman Cnot prcturedj if ,, A -V '93, 4 . ' X ! X .Q f' Y, Q . , , . ' . . . . . Y V Y - a Q 1 s ' v 4 1 , ,J , , , - 1 s ' . . . ,. . . , , , ' ' ' , ', .' ' , . a s a 1 ' ' ' ' 7 - a 1 9 a 9 ' , , , a a a a f w 4 a 1 , , 4 . GIRLS GLEE CLUB Front row Mrldred Huse Shrrlcv Nlss Kathryn Post Judy Slllflbftl lxlllfllfl Dusck Cxrolyn New man Setond ron Dorothy Duselx met Kort Patrlcra Holthflus Lrlene lxruuu C rtherrne Bflrnes Mfrrlys Bruntz oAnn Wlbben Betty Kort Ollene Bostoek udy 'Xlmn Chrrlotte Roberts Mutele Buhmm mme Iesskt Chu Duesterhoeft Barb1r1H1rtm1n M ss Vxn Srtklc Back rovs Velmfl Ixohmetsther Charlene Peterson Mary Broun Ldnr Iuobs Surley Kort met Bfrker Verlfl Fry Eleanor G1rtner Ruby Hoppen Robertl Lulms Mrrtelc lxort Donm G1rrelts BOYS GLEE CLL B Front ron Hon 1rd Iesslu ltrry lxort Al'iD Woods George Brn ton XX rx ne Ptrl Tommy Lqrrd Second roxx Robert Ixruetcr Gemld lxoepke Eugene lxruegjer Merle Broun kenneth lxoepke Rm dill Frthm Russell XX xgoner Robert Alber -IOClXX71b0IN,I' bleu Imlnson Nlr Cr x Bttk roxx Alun Wrllcms Norrrs Augustin Chrrles X rn Bocmng, Chxrlcs I-lrssc Ne le Pell Robert WIFDRC Merxxrn Frxtltc Llrry Peterson Cnty Rerber C irroll boll prrnrst , V: - A N ' ,I L , , 1 1 W .L A Q 42 v r, 4 . t 'I . 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PEP CLUB Cheerleaders Betty Kort Marv Brown Ruby Hoppen janet Kort Frrsr row Shrrley Kort aner Baker Ollene Bosrock Marcele Bachman Karheryn Posr Mlldred Huse Monera Dusek V1rg1n1a Kort Second row eannxne Carper Erlene hranau Barbara Harrmm Dorothy Dusek Bonme Hesman Charlotte Roberts Janne esskx Clara Duesrerhoefr Elune Grlpln kdm Jacobs M155 Van Sxckle Bank row Velma Kohmerscher Myrrxs Nrssen Parry Gartner Peggy Meyer Mlrnele Korr Eleanor Cnrrner Verla Fry Bewerly rubble Dorothy Ixosmacek Barbar1C1oble judy Albrn PLP BAND Cheerleaders Bcrrx hon Mm Broun Rubx Hoppcn lmcr Ixorr From roxx Dororln Dunk Alrn Vsoodb Iuds Albln Qlmgk Xylll Boennnlge Alun Vxxllcms lem nmc Qxrpcr Noncrx Dusek Buk nm lxlrherxn Post XIff.,lI'lll hurt Norrls ALIQLIMIII Idnr lnobs Dcnnm Ionu . . , . I , , . - 1,1 1 1 7 ' s 7 7 ' - . ' ' ' . A . r , r , .. . , , . , . , ' J 1, .r , 1 , 2 .' , . . . ,. ' ' , yy, , - A ' 5 7 L A 5 5 A 7 . . , - . 4 , n , ' 'Q 77 , r , 1 4 n , ' . 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'ev' M -dl 'NIU B1k1n1s Todfly Cute Frosh Pmketmg, I-In T marc Heros Arenr We Cure Pcg nd Har Jr L D' Bmqucr Into Your Cells Bmncr Frghr Prem Box Quia I rlx Alum September September School Calendar 1 School opened 181 enrolled 17 Fall Festlval at Red Cloud the band SIILIIS 1 SIU September September September 1 them September 7 1 Harvard there well matched teams 1 Assembly program Kay Woods Red Cloud there guess we sure showed Freshman rmtlatxon bathxng beautres September 26-St Cecelra here guess what we lost' September 27 Melody Roundup at Hastrngs what some people wont do to rrde rn a convertxble October 3 Gulde Rock there our turn October 10 October 11 October 13 October 17 Davenport here we re gettnng good' Band Day rn Lmcoln we went rn style Assembly program Memory Wtzard Edgar here guess we cant wnn every October 31 Deshler there losmg rs gettnng to be a tnme October 21 Nelson here wrsh our luck would change October 27 Umted States Navy Band at I-Ioldrege Oh' those umforms' january habrt November 7-Clay Center here xts about trme' November 10 Semor Masquerade Party Oh' Put your mask back on November 17 Freshman Party dont be bashful after all you re freshmen November 70-School Nlght mothers lrttle darlmgs and daddys dehghts November 76-Thanksgrvmg vacatron we need a va C3.f1Ofl December 1 Too bad :ts over December 7 Kenesaw there cheer them on Boozcats December 5-Campbell there tough luck' December 9 Assembly program Hammond organ December 9 Bladen here rt was close but we won December 17 Red Cloud here we scalped the Indxans December 16-Harvard there stall ln the vnctory col UITH1 December 19-Chrnstmas vacatlon anuary 5 Were back anuary 5-Chrlstmas party anuary 6-Clay Center there yust plam slaughter' 9 Farrfield here WE WON' -' , - J - , , - 3 1 ! 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J' ' 1 s ' ' 4 t T , y , . anuary 13 Eckley here yust our unlucky mght january 16-Red Cloud there l dont know how they dxd rt january 20-Nelson, there We wuz robbed' january 21-County Government Day taxpayers look out' anuary 23 unlata there Guess what we lost' january 28--County Tournament Bladen county champs january 30-Assembly program Mr Starla magtcnan February 2 3 junlor Class play Mumbo jumbo February 26-Gulde Rock here I knew our luck would change February 10 Deshler there The broom town swept us off our feet' February 13 Edgar there two pomts from vrctory February 17 Assembly program make up artxst February 19 St Cecella there Even the weather was agarnst us February 23 Assembly program judo artrst Watch closely grrls II may come rn handy February 24 D1str1ct Tournament We lost' March 5 Band Cl1n1c at Red Cloud March 9 Assembly program Don Comfort accord lamst March 20-Athletrc Banquet Randall Frahm and Janet Kort Krug and Queen March 23 Regents exams Annta Monera Carroll Norrrs Eleanor March 26-Assembly program Crypt of Crvllrzatron Aprnl 2-Career Day Conferences Aprxl 1011 Semor Tour Oh' Omaha Aprnl 14-Brg Enght Track Meet Clay Center Aprxl 20-Sophomore party gay fun' Aprll 24-Semor Class Play Bolts and Nuts most fittmg May 1 Sprmg Muslcale talent galore May 4-jumor Senlor Banquet Orrental Gardens May 6-Assembly program Bayer and Gallant grcnans May 10-Baccalaureate May 14-Commencement May 18-Grade Prcmc May 20-School closes County Government anuary 22 1953 ten umors were on therr way ro Red Cloud for County Government Day On ar rIvIng the representatrves from our school had thetr CCFIIHCZICS of electIon stamped In the County Clerks office and then ment to the County Court Room where they took therr oath of office At noon the AmerIcan Legron Auxrltary served lunch In the V F W Memorral Hall and then the officers returned to therr offices for the afternoon Ar four oclock the officers were dtsmrssed and they returned home to report an enjoyable and educa tIonal day The officers were as follows County Clerk Ruby Hoppen fabsentj County Sherrff Donald Harms County Treasurer Betty Kort County Assessor Kath ryn Post County Attorney Davrd Albm County Com mrssroner Edna acobs County Superintendent Elea nor Wormuth County judge Charles Haase County Agent Robert Warnke Welfare Dtrector Myrtrs NIs sen and Veterans Servrce Officer Robert Krueger Each one as requxred to wrtte an essay on the dunes of hrs or her offlce Each essay was judged and Edna acobs a county commtsstoner won first place Magctztne Sctles The hIgh school students and the seventh and eighth grades entered a subscrtptron contest for the Cromwell Collrer Magaztnes Sales closed Thursday February 26 Total magazrne sales amounted to S718 80 Hrgh salesman was Alan Woods wIth a total of S100 90 The hIghest class salesmen and the class totals are as follows 7th and 8th grades Dennrs jones 513140 Freshmen Thomas LaIrd 816515 Sophomores Alan Woods S234 20 Semors Norrts Augustrn S24 90 The teddy bear awarded to the person who was hIgh salesman the most days was won by Don Harms who was hrgh salesman for three days Indrvrdual prrzes were received by the salesmen on the basrs of pomrs they earned The money received from the sales was dxvrded equally between the Athletrc and MusIc departments Iumor Seruor Banquet The jumors selected Orrental Gardens for therr theme for the banquet grven on May 4 The audrtorrum was garly decorated In orrental colors the walls lookrng lrke stones covered with flow errng vInes The tables had gay centerpieces of sweet peas and snapdragons completed by prnk candles Each of the grrls was presented wrth an orrental fan as they entered the garden The ortenral scheme seemed realIstIc as the matters and wartresses hovered about In orrental costume PrIncIpal R T Lrttrell toastmaster gave a speech on Oxl on the Troubled Waters fOrIentalj Robert Alber junror Class Presrdent spoke on Greener Gar dens Norrts Augusttn Presrdent of the Sentor Class responsed by gmng Adams Garden Betty Kort followed wrth Reach for the Reddest Apple Supt Ralph Gray spoke on the subject Dont Transplant too Often then Peggy Meyer on Everlasnng Blooms and Donald Harms on Nrght WIll Fall thus com pletmg the spellmg of Orrental Gardens The remamder of the ewemng was spent In dancrng to the musrc of Mrs Ivan Grueter at the organ Spnng MUSICCIG On Frnday Maj 1 the musrc department presented Its Sprmg MusItale to a large and receptrve audrence Follovung IS the program PART I 1 HEARD A FOREST PRAYING DeRore WALTZ OF THE FLOWERS Trcbazkowrkz FOLLOW ME DOWN To CARLO Scottrsh Folk Song Lerlre R Bell GIrls Glee Club STORMY WEATHER Saxophone Solo Arlen Koebler NorrIs Augustm DAFFODIL GOLD Soprano Solo Katbleen Stuart VIrgInIa Kort I GET THE BLUES WHEN IT RAINS Klauber Stoddard CLIMB UP YE CHILLUN CLIMB Negro Sprrttual Arr by Grant Boys Octette THOUGHTS OF YESTERDAY Trombone Solo Clay Smztb Carroll Goll WITHOUT A SONG Tenor Solo lzncent Youmanr Randall Frahm IN THE STILL OF THE NIGHT Porter THE BIG BROWN BEAR Mana Zucca TrIple TrIo BY THE BEND OE THE RIVER Soprano Solo Clara Edward eanntne Carper BLESS THIS HOUSE Taylor and Bro I GOT SHOES Negro Splflfllil Arranged by Noble Cazn Boys Glee Club ANY OLD PORT IN THE STORM Bass Solo Artbur I Lamb Kenneth Koepke DEAR LAND OF HOME From Tone Poem F1nlandIa jean Szbelzuf CZECHO SLOVAKIAN DANCE SONG Edward Elgar Mrxed Chorus Accompamsts Mrs Ralph Gray Anrra Albm Carroll Goll PART II BAND SELECTIONS BOMBASTO March Farror MANHATTAN BEACH March fobn Pbzllzp Soma MAGNUS Overture Ted Marang GYPSY BARON March Paraphrase Iobann Strauss MEN OF OHIO March Henry Fzllmore CARNIVAL OF ROSES Overture Olwadotz INVERCARGILL March Alex Lrtbgow MYRMIDON Overture Carl Frangkuer AMERICAN RED CROSS March Louu Panella KING COTTON March jobn Pbzllzp Soma STAR SPANGLED BANNER March Francis Scan Key DIRECTORS Ralph L Gray Mrss VIrgInIa VanSIckle Q . J , 3 J ' . I . . . 7 . . . 1 . l V 3 ' . I , r a . , , Q , U ..... . , 4 , - w Q y Q ' ' . . I r J 9 ' Q s Q ' , , , ' ' , . . . . 1 I' 1 ' Q y - 4 I I . l 1 1 1 . . ' j , , , . . . . - , 1 . . . . . 7. - , . ' , 3 , . . . 1 fft- ' . . . , eeeee.e..eee . J ' 1 --e-- A '--'-'--- ' -.... . Jl1H10fS, D011 Harms aeeeee ee A eeeeeeeeee 5165-15 COOL WATER ..... .... B ob Nolan 1 --fet Y--' -- ' ----- - ' . , - l 4 Y ..g.nnan . 9 D ' ' I , . . . . . . v I u . ' , . y . l , . .... . . l .U . . . , . . , ..... . . . . V . I . , , . ' . , . . . . . . l . , . . . ' ' n y ' ,. . ,, . . , ..... , . . . ,, , .... . , - . ,,. . . . . , . . . , , Q . . - 7- tt , -, , .... . V - Q . L U , H I , . . . . 'dime ,lf if. rl V N ,,,, an gg PLAY CAST Mrs Sarah Reynolds john Reynolds Drck Reynolds Pee wee Smxth Tweety Monahan Mrs Custer Mr Peter Beamnsh Doctor Gaza Omah 1ndr'1 Kay Samedl Madame Celesta Peaches breedmg Lem Marblehetd Mlss Emma Burpce Dcusy Mumbo I umbo Elarne Grlprn Howard esske Charles Haase Davrd Albrn Edna acobs Gerald Koepke Marcele Bachman Robert Krueger Kenneth Koepke Eleanor Wformuth Myrns Nnssen Betty Kort Robert Alber Ruby Hoppen lx1tl1ryn Post On february 7 1nd v at 8 00 p m the umor Class of Blue Hnll prcscntcd thenr pl1y Mumbo jumbo 1 mystery f1rce Dlck and Pee Wee two college boys arrrve at Drcks uncles house m the country They are there on some mysterxous mxssron and are not at all drsmayed when they learn that Uncle ohn and Aunt Sarah have been called away to a funeral and they are to have the place to themselves Not at all drsmayed that 15 untxl they reahze that therr money has dxsappeared At wrts end needmg cash rn a hurry they decrde upon the desperate plan of turmng the place rnto a country hotel They hang out a srgn on the state hrgh way and as the nrght rs a dark and stormy one they soon have a houseful of xll sorted guests Theres Harold Custer a trmxd young man and hrs frtghtened mother Peaches Greedlng a hard borled chorus girl Mr Bcamnsh 1 mysternous bllnd man who taps h1s yy 1y ll3OLll' wxth a cane Dr Omahandra a West Indian Mystnc Kay Samedl hns lJClLlIlflll and strange panent 1nd M1d1me Celesta 1 Hartran vutch doctor Tweety therr l11rcd gurl and the boys fund themselves ln the mldst of 1 strange sntuanon Th 1t mght one of the guests rs slam The sheriff of Mllburn arrnes to t1ke clnrge of the mvestlgatlon so does Muss Lmm1 thc sherntl of Hopetoyyn as well as Mon lhlll 1 st1tc P0llLCIDlI'l The house 15 built on the county lnnc 11 hrch brsects the hung room placmg the eudencc rn one county 1nd the corpse rn the other So mxolxcd does xt become th 1t Duck has to take over md mth thc hclp of IINIHIS tcn yc1r old nlece Dalsy thcy flllllly solxc the crlme 1 Li ' P 2 D- . Q. Q H s ., u u ' I I lf ' y 1 J ' ' J . ..ctt, N 1, ,tt,, tu,, .u,..t D . , , , , J a 1 7, I . Harold Custer . ,uuuu. ,1 ue,, ueuuu Donald Harms , 1 - . 1 . M fY,Y V HY L- K ' V y y 1 - ' 1 ' Z , . . . . - . t1 , 1 1 ' . , '1 ra '1 g . ' 1 , 1 4 f . , . . . . ' 'Q 1 ' 1 , 2 , 1 , , 1 1 1 ', 1 ' ' . , , . . 7 , 1 1. 1 t . 1 A 7 . . 1 . 1 7 7 . 1 1 K ' 3 -1 1 L ' . 1 1 T a ' N ' 1 A 1 1 , , 1 1 ,a .1 ' ' 1 . , . , Y --? ,' -, ' , , - ' . 1 . 1 . J ' ' ' 1 S 1 1 K ' .1 . ' R., . 1 ' ' ' 3 1 - - 'a - ', , , A ' 1 . ' 1 ' . XATHLETICSI Z, FIFSI row Kenneth Kuhn erry Kort Kenneth S1ebrf1ss Rodney Hftrtmm Roger H1fI11S Pwul Short M1r1on W1lbLIfH Student Mlmger Second row Conth Hadsell Donald Vfm Mitre I1rry Kort Chlrles Huse leRoy Hubl Altn Krue ger jerry Koepke D1tk Lyon Student Mimger Th1rd row Howard esske Morr1s Bwker Daud Albm Neqle Pe1l Wllbllf Meyer Cll1I'lCS Vftn Boenmg Fourth rom Robert Wfarnke Robert Krueger Gary Rc1ber Rmdall Frahm Robert Alber Robert GeBauer F1fth row Norms ALIELISIIH Byron P1velk1 Merle Brovsn Kenneth Koepke Domld Hlrms Russell Wwgoner aww C AMFS HERE LAMPS AXX AH St Ceteln Blue H1ll H1fXlfLl O B ut H O B LIC H 7 Clllklb Rotlx 0 But H1 Nelson 7 M16 H O Dntnport alll H Edgqf B LIC H111 Rfd Clem 0 Clly Center 1' But H1 Dtshltr S But H ll 1' 1 , 111. ' 1 J , ' . , 1' ', . ', ' , 31 1 ' ': ' Y ', 1 1, ', , 1 1 , 7 1 1 1 1 ' 1 ' . - '1 52 ' 11 1 1 1 A ill , 1, 1 . 0 A 1 ill -11 ,. W IA .H - ' -0 ll ill ' - . , 1-1 1 ll 1 111 1,1 1134-1- 1- 'IIIS I za ll- ill Kenesaw 47 Front Row Don Van Matte Charles Haase Randall Frahm Don Harms Merle Brown Howard esska Carroll Goll Back Row Rrchard Iyons fstudent managerj erry Koepke Neal Kort Dav1d Alb1n Kenneth lxoepke Robert Alber Russell Wagoner Merwm rI'lCkC Coach Rrchard M Hadsell mdezffdi SEASON RECORD WEBSTER COUNTY TOURNAMENT Bue H1 Blue H111 57 Bladen 57 Bue Bue Bue Bue Bue Bue Bue B ue Blue B ue B ue B ue Blue H1 H1 H1 H1 H1 H1 H1 H1 H1 H1 H1 H1 H1 Campbell 67 Bladen 41 Red Cloud 40 Harx ard 45 Eckley 70 Clay Center 70 Falrfleld 40 Nelson 42 Junlata 60 Gulde Rock Deshler 59 Edgar 48 St Ceceha 66 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Blue H1ll 40 Sutton 66 SUMMARY OF 1957 1959 Games Won centage 75 7 4 Total Po1nts Average 45 4 per Total Po1nts Averlge 519 per 6 Games Lost 11 er Scored Blue H111 773 game Scored Opponents 917 game 1 , . . , , , , J , - 2 l ' ' J . 3 1 A ' ' 1 'll 31 ' - l 'll 51 l 'll 42 1 'll 43 , I 'll 46 . 1. , ' I 'll 23 l 'll 39 l 'll 59 ' ' -- 5 Blue Hill 45 Red Cloud 54 Total Games Played, 17 1 'll 45 , L , 4 P 'll 52 ' . f .J1 l 'll 48 ' 47 A : ' , l 'll 51 ' . '. . l 'll 46 ' I , 'll 62 . ' I 1 f. Y. yxkfmif YY WW ,hx , K O ', - I , H' , , 11. W V .. ,LL A , 2 ,w ' A , L , ' f Lf w SALES -A SERVICE CORNER'S SERVICE BLUE HILL. NEBRASKA THE 19.33 BOBCAT WAS PRINTED BY Wcaagdcm fzwlew. F P 1 g BLUE HILL NEBRASIxA ' L ine rin in , , THE COMMERCIAL BANK Blue I-lill, Nebraska MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Complete Banking Facilities Member Federal Reserve System United States Depository THE HOME OF FAMOUS NAMES FARM AND HOME EQUIPMENT THE SERVICE CENTER BLUE HILL NEBRASKA CHICAGO LUMBER COMPANY YOUR DEPENDABLE SOURCE OF SUPPLY Qua11ty Bu11d1ng Matenals Hardware Pa1nts Coal. Fenc1nq EVERYTHING FOR THE BUILDERS NEEDS ' ' t 11 IAS CASH AAD PAB LESS Phone 41 Blue H111 FOR THE BEST EQUIPMENT MONEY CAN BUY SEE H H BENTZ IMPLEMENT COMPANY SALES SERVICE IMPLEMENTS HARDWARE BLUE HILL NEBRASKA BLUE HILL CLEANERS Dependable Dry Clean1nq Presslnq Repa1r1ng and Mrs Bob I Myers Phone K85 Blue H111 Nebr DEAN S PRODUCE COOPER S BEST HIGH QUALITY Da1ry Poultry and Hog Feeds OSCAR A KORT REPRESENTING Bankers L1fe Insurance Company of Nebraska B 117 Ph 4203 1 0 0 ' 0 Mr. O C One Fa1r Prlce 0 A ' I D 3 1 1 I o 0 ' ' Phone ss - Blue Hill o ox - one -- Blue H11 FRAHM'S STORE 0 DRUGS - SUNDRIES 0 Fountain Service BLUE HILL MEYER REPAIR SHOP WE REPAIR ALL MAKES CARS TRACTORS TRUCKS Don Meyer zo ll ANNS BEAUTY SHOP S5 00 SCHOOL GIRL PERMANENTS Ann Wright PAUL ARNDT S STORE WORK CLOTHING WORK AND DRESS SHOES SHOE REPAIRING Blue H111 N ebr Compliments of DR. D. R. WIELAND Blue Hill FLOWERS AND GIFTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS WALL PAPER KOTTWITZ FLORAL 7 2 1 THE BLUE HILL CAFE MEALS SHORT ORDERS CONFECTIONERY FOUNTAIN SERVICE FAIRMONTS ICE CREAM MR AND MRS WALTER SCHEIDING MAX S CONOCO SERVICE 1 Ksv B H Waterbury CONOCO TANK WAGON SERVICE Blue H111 Nebr 0 OF I I . 0 Phone K 0 - Blue Hil Phone 56 - Blue Hi 0 0 . 0 0 Phone 39 - Blue Hill Phone K38 - Blue Hill 0 Max Wa erbury, Propriet Phone 0 0 Compliments of Dr. S. H. O'Neill Blue Hill HEATING 0 PLUMBING HARDWARE Gas and Electric Appliances Batteries Auto Accessories MR AND MRS GILBERT SCHUNK Phone 80 Blue H111 WM BREWSTER 6 SON Dealers 1n POULTRY EGGS HIDES We Pay Hxghest Market Prices Phone 45 Blue Hill BLUE HILL NEBRASKA CITY MEAT MARKET FROZEN Foon Locxsn PLANT O A11 Kinds of FRESH AND CURED MEATS Phil Sorensen. Prop. Blue Hill, Nebr. CHEVROLET SALES AND SERVICE BLUE HILL AUTO J I CASE TRACTORS IMPLEMENTS Blue H111 Nebr COMPLIMENTS DEALEY S CAFE BLUE HILL NEBR 5011 LL FIIND I1 A PLEASURE IO SHOP Bl LL Hlll NIIBRASlxA ' ' OF O . . . u I , f V. . l N . . 5 , AT BLUE HILL FURNITURE CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1953 HASTINGS PIANO COMPANY Where You Get the Best in MUSIC RADIOS BAND INSTRUMENTS 807 WEST SECOND Hcrstlngs ROSENBAUM S for Good Clothes CAPPS SUITS TOPCOATS ENRO SHIRTS MALLORY HATS HOLEPROOF HOSE CROSBY SQUARE SHOES Natloncrlly Advertlsed Lmes 635 West Second Hastmgs MEET YOUR FRIENDS AT fwif' SOUTH CENTRAL NEBRASKAS GREATEST DEPARTMENT STORE Hcrstmgs CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1953 WHEN DEPENDABILITY COUNTS LOOK THE NAME FOR X JE RLERS OP 0 ETRISTS HASTINGS NEB 'IO H CRISMAIN W Second Street Hctstlngs 3 I O I O J. , Y w - T-Tax 643W.SECONDST. I A I 643 . CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1953 TOPAZ DAIRY, Inc. 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Hastings, Nebraska SIME SERVICE STATION GAS OILS AND GREASES Accessomes Confectlonery PROMPT TANK WAGON SERVICE ART SIME Dlal 38573 PAULINE NEBRASKA OWEN G EVANS GROCERIES VEGETABLES FRESH AND COLD MEATS NOTIONS STOCK REMEDIES WOLVERINE SHOES Dldl 38049 EM S CAFE Ayr Nebr GILPIN S GARAGE GENERAL REPAIR SHOP GAS AND OILS SOFT DRINKS CANDY TOBACCO D1al 3 8924 T T . . T T O O W ' Q ' 1 . ' I PAULINE. NEBR. AYR, NEBRASKA