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

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1961 volume:

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HL! f Wi-w if ABOVE: Tom Kort, Editor: Mr. Pearson, Sponsor: Linda Thomas, Assistant Editor. BELOW: Mary Courtright, Business Manager: Kuy Rose, Assistant Business Manager. Sponsored By M 8: M TAVERN Blue Hill ' w ffl ,-L ,V - ,GL cf 'P lf-Zi.-f'f 'J . I ,,- ' L Af gmk. Q,fA1,.7k-1, 1,15 Z' f' ,QL-Lfxf ,w .1 X X 5 F I,-I A 1 1 E 1 ,fuk I' 1.1. f ,Lu S 7 it ,IL 1 ,. f S L pw QXMELL 4 ,,J 4 5 ff 2 HQLJ I , ' ,,L.1fY4 QT! 1 L , Q9 5 V MS? vgfyz, J1fU M. I V 1-,.k Www.,-I . ,, W, A.,, X 'rdwi5igg,xfs,f' t ' , D In 1948 we, the members of the 1961 Senior Class, began our first of many years of formal education. In that same year, Miss Krueger began her first year of teaching in the Blue Hill Public School. We, as the first Blue Hill students of Miss Krueger, wish to express our feelings for this devoted instructor by honoring her with the dedication of the 1961 Bobcat. GI Mr. Ralph Gray Superintendent English Senior Sponsor Mr. Norris Augustin Mrs Cecil Kottwitz Music Library English Home Economics Freshman Sponsor Mrs. Ralph Gray Latin Social Science Senior Sponsor Paper Staff Kearney Inter-High Mr, Lawrence Goll Mr Gary Price Industrlal Arts English Physical Ed. Junior Sponsor English Dramatics 7444119 Mr. Kenneth Berns Mathematics Physics Freshman Sponsor Mrs. Ralph Makinster Study Hall Seventh Grade Sponsor Mr. Mac Rayfield Science Athletics Sophomore Sponsor E ' nina- ., . X i fqegeiigfm Naefm, 1si'2zQasQxa t i ziililizissfiwz V , tw-I.: X si .5 . Q . 5:1 ga f f finsjrffi . -if ' Q ssgisz-1 Mr. Charles Haase Mr. Alvin Roberts Social Science lWlathEmatiCS, Junior High Athletics Seventh Grade Sponsor Sophomore Sponsor Science, Junior High My I if sf k Mr. Wayne Cain W4 Social Science Eighth Grade Sponsor 'E' rm, Mrs. Theron Fish English, Junior High Eighth Grade Sponsor Pep Club Sponsor Physical Education . 1. wg' A nr, tif, 7 5 i V I' . 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K +-uf,-5,,f? fp. WEN! KAYRN KAR NES Glee Club 1,2,3,4g Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4g Pep Club 1,2,3,4g Class Play 3,4. RICHARD G. MEYER Glec Club 1,4g Mixed Chorus 1,45 Basketball lg Football 1,2,3g Track 23 Class Play 4. RONA LD A. OATMAN Glee Club 1.2,3g Mixed Chorus 1,2,3: Band 1,23 Football 2g Truck 11 Class Play 4. VE LDON NEMECI-IK Glee Club 1,2,3,4g Mixed Chorus 1,2,3.4g Basketball 1,23 County Government Day 35 Wrestling 3. MARY ELLEN JONES State Music Clinic 3,4g Glee Club 1,2,3,4g Mixed Chorus 1,2.3,4g Soloist 1,2,3,4g Band 1, 2.3.4, Pep Club l,2,3,4: Pep Band 2,3g Student Council 3, Kearney Contest 1.2,3,4g County Government Day 33 Class Officer 1,2,3,4g Class Play 3,41 Regents Scholarship Alternate -lg District Music Contest 1,2553 Newspaper Staff 1,4, Music Council 4g Aeeompanist 2,3,4. M ARION SWANSON Glee Club 1,2,3,4g Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4g Class Play 3,4. DAVID HUBL Glee Club lg Mixed Chorus lg Football 2,3,4g Track 2. DOROTHY KRULL Glee Club l,2,3,4g Mixed Chorus l.2.3,4g Pep Club l,2,3,4g Class Play 4. ALLEN ROSE Glee Club l,Z,3.-lg Mixed Chorus l,2,1l,4g Band 1,2,3,4g Small Groups 43 Basketball lg Football l,2,3,41 County Government Day 35 Class Officer l,4: Class Play 1.3,-ln District Music Contest 4g Music Council -lg Attendant Jr.- Sr. Banquet 3. DALE GARTNEK Glee Club l,2,3.4g MixedChorus 1.2.3.4g Small Groups l ,2,3,4g KearneyContosts lg Dramatics 43 County Government Day 33 Class Play 3,4. DENNIS L, SACK Glco Club l,4g Mixed Chorus l,4g Football l,2,3.-11 Class Play 3,-1, KAREN A. TOIGPFER Glee Club l,2.3,4: MiXedChorus 1.2.3 ,4: Small Groups 4: Band l,2.3,4g Pep Band 23 Pep Club l.2,3,41 Cheerleader 3: Dramatics lg County Government Day Zig Class Officer 33 Class Play 3,45 Regents Scholarship Alternate 4. JU S... 5 3, ati, Z L P Y E - 1? , .y af Dfw A r Qu... unw- X Sponsored By BLUE HILL FURNITURE STORE ,Ax-swf, -A 959'-1, WWW JOHN DEGENER Mixed Chorus 1,25 Basketball 1,25 Track 1,25 Class Officer 1,2. VIRGIE WIBBEN State Music Clinic 45 Glee Club l,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,45 Small Groups 1,2,3,45 Soloist 45 Band 2,3,45 Pep Band 25 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Cheerleader 35 Annual Staff45 Kearney Contest 1,45 County Government Day 35 Class Play 3,45 District Music Contest 3,45 Newspaper Staff 45 Music Council 4. JUDITH MEYER Glee Club 1,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,45 Small Groups 1,2,3,45 Majorette 1,25 Pep Club 1,25 3,45 Annual Staff 45 Kearney Contest 3,45 Dramatics 45 Class Play 3,4. DAVID L. HARRIFELD Glee Club 1,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,45 Small Groups 45 Class Play 4. LLOYD LEETSCH Glee Club 1,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4. DONNA WADEMAN Glee Club 1,2,3,4g Mixed Chorus l,2,3,45 Majorette 1,2535 Pep Club l,2,3,45 Dramatics 1,45 Class Play 3,45 Newspaper Staff 1. MYRA HABA Pep Club 2,3,4g Library Staff 1,2,3,4g Kearney Contest 3,4g Class Play 4. Wm. J. SVOBODA, JR. Glee Club 3,45 Mixed Chorus 3,45 Basketball 1,2,3g Football 2,4. DAVID MALESKER Glee Club 1,2,3,4g Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4g Basketball 1,2,3g Football l,2,3,4g Track 25 County Government Day 3g Class Play 4. LOUAN GOOS Glee Club l,2,3,4g Mixed Chorus l,2,3,4g Pep Club 1,2,3,4g Class Play 3,4. LOIS ANN KRUEGER Glee Club 1,2,3,4g Mixed Chorus l,2,3,4g Pep Club l,2,3,4g Class Play 4. ROGER H. POTTS Glee Club 1,2,3,4g Mixed Chorus l,2,3,4g Small Groups 3,4g Basketball 1,29 Football l,2,3,4g Track 25 Class Play 4. llsl, B erelri li .,q 1 , ,, A g it H 'f gf 'ji . All J Qif, f ,ip ' if Sponsored By COURTRIGHT 'S FOOD MARKET Blue Hill 5-TT' 3 if if SM 'ww G ARY K. OYE Glee Club 2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 2,3545 Small Groups 45 Basketball 15 Football 253,45 Track 25 Student Council 2,35 Annual Staff 3,45 Kearney Contest 1,2.3,45 Dramatics 15 County Government Day 35 Class Play 3,45 Regents Scholarship Winner5 District Music Contest45 Newspaper Staff 45 Drum Major 45 Merit Scholarship Finalist 4. J EANNE PARTR IDGE Glee Club 152,3,4g MixedChorus 1.2.3,-45 Small Groups 2,45 Band 1.25 Pep Band 1,25 Pep Club 1,233.45 Cheerleader 45 County Government Day 35 Class Play 3545 District Music Contest 2,45 State Music Contest 25 Regional Music Contest 2. CASANDRA CURRY Glee Club 2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 2.3545 PepClub 15253.45 Class Play 4. WILLIAM THOMAS KORT Glee Club 1,2,3545 MixcdChorus1,2,3545 Small Groups 2,3545 Soloist 15253545 Band 1,253545 Pep Band 25 Football 15253545 Track 1,25 Student Council 3.45 Annual Staff 253.45 Kearney Contest 1,2,3,45 County Government Day 35 Class Officer 35 Class Play 3,45 Regents Scholarship Winner, District Music Contest 253545 Newspaper Staff 1545 Merit Scholarship Finalist. DENNIS D. KORT Glee Club 1545 Mixed Chorus 1545 Football 1,2535 Class Officer 45 Class Officer 4. RICHARD KILLOUGH Mixed Chorus l,2g Basketball l,2g Football 3.4g Track 1,2g Kearney Contest l,2g Class Officer 1,2g Class Play 4. SANDRA MORROW Pep Club l.2g Library Staff-15 KearneyContest l.2g Class Play 45 Volleyball LZ. MARY COURTRIGHT State Music Clinic 49 Glee Club l,2,3,4g Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,-lg Small Groups 1.2,3,4g Soloist 1,2,3,4g Band l,2,3,4g Pep Band 2g Pep Club l,2,3,4g Cheerleader Z,3,4g Student Council 1,43 Annual Staff 3,4g Library Staff lg Kearney Contest 33 County Government Day 33 Class Officer 1,2.31 Class Play 3.4: Girls' State 33 Regents Scholarship Alternate 4g District Music Contest 2,3,4. Newspaper Staff l,4. GERALD ALBER Glee Club lg Mixed Chorus 19 Basketball 1,2,3g Football l,2.3,4. JUDITH LEE MAZOUR Glee Club l.2,3,4g Mixed Chorus l,2,3,4g Majorette 1,2,3,4. Sponsored By THE COMMERCIAL BANK Blue Hill .jul 'Uk ga 73 are Processional . ................ . Seniors Cuius Animam, Rossini Pianist, Mrs. Ralph L. Gray Ushers: Norma Hesman, Linda Thomas Invocation .................. Rev. DarelMcFerren Alleluia ....................... George Lynn Small Choir. Director. Mr. Norris Augustin Accompanist, Mary Ellen Jones Sermon .................. Rev. Lawrence Fruhling Proceed With Proper Perspective Now The Day ls Over ............ Arr. Roy Ringwald Benediction ................ Rev. Darel McFerren Recessional ........................Seniors March from Tannhauser, R. Wagoner eoocemeau! Processional Seniors March of the War Priests from Athalia, F. Mendelssohn Pianist, Mrs. Ralph L. Gray Ushers: Norma Hesman, Linda Thomas Vocal Selection .............. Becky Lou McSpadden Address: After Commencement, Then What ...Dr. Leroy Lasse Chairman, Department of Speech and Dramatic Art University of Nebraska Presentation of Senior Class ......... Mr. Ralph L. Gray Superintendent of Schools Presentation of Diplomas ......... Mr. Wilford Alber President, Board of Education Presentation of Honor Students ...... Mr. Ralph L. Gray Valedictorians . . . Gary Oye and Thomas Kort Salutatorian .... Mary Ellen Jones Vocal Selection . ................. Ensemble Recessional . ..... . ....... . . . . . . . Seniors Pomp and Circumstancej' Elgar 6444 Class night was held on May 9, 1961. Outstanding awards were as follows: Girls' American Legion Award,Mary Jones, Boys' American Legion Award, Tom Kortg Balforr Award, Tom Kortg Outstanding Musician's Award, Mary Jones. Senior: 66444 pal? On November 15, the senior class presented The Remarkable Incident At Carson Corners . This was a play depicting the lives of the citizens of a small town. The enactment of a trial, held by high school students in an effort to find those who were to blame for the death of their class- mate, had a surprise ending. All who were present confessed to a part in the unfortunate incident. The play was presented not in the usual three acts but rather in one continuous movement. The stage setting was not the customary living room scene. Rather, it was bare except for that equipment needed in a court room. Thus, the audience was made to feel that they were an intregal part of the action. Mr. Prince . . Mrs. Prince . Dr. Caldwell . Mrs. Caldwell . . Mr. Rogers . . . Mrs. Rogers . . . Mr. Woodbridge Mrs. Woodbridge Mr. Wright . . . Mrs. Wright . Mr. McGinnis . Mrs. McGinnis . Miss Frank . Mr. Kovalesky Bob McGinnis Bert Hendricks Elizabeth Wright Janet ..... Carol .... Madge ..... Tommy Prince Alice Woodbridge Susan Caldwell Joey Rogers . Bill McGinnis . Painter .... Sponsored By BLUE HILL CAFE . . . . . Al Rose Mary Courtright . . . Gary Oye . DonnaWademan . David Harrifeld . Myra Haba . . Tom Kort . . Mary Jones David Malesker . Judith Meyer . Dale Gartner . Karen Toepfer . Louan Goos . Roger Potts . Dennis Kort Marion Swanson Virgie Wibben Dorothy Krull . Lois Krueger Casandra Curry Ronald Oatman Sandra Morrow Jeanne Partridge Richard Meyer . . Dennis Sack Richard Killough candor:-Semin z?mzguet The Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom was held April 29,1961, inthe Blue Hill High School Auditorium which was decorated to depict a Southern scene. The West end of the auditorium was decorated as the front of a Southern mansion, The auditorium was decorated as a garden in front of the mansion, A fountain in the garden added much color to the outdoor atmosphere. The guests enjoyed a Southern meal of Mint Julep, Southern Fried Chicken, Whipped Potatoes, Candied Yams, Corn Bread, Black Eyed Peas, Coffee and Milk, Strawberry Shortcake, Salted Nuts and Mints, which was served by the sophomores who were in Negro attire. While they dined, background music added to the splendor of the setting. The Royal Couple, Mary Jones and Allen Rose were crowned by their attendants, Norma Hesman and Vern Stumpenhorst. The Royal Couple was entertained by the slaves: Marie Witte, Elberta Toepfer, Sandra Corner, Donna Hesman, Barbara Jahn, Evelyn Baohman, Dale Thomas, Dale Hartman, Conrad Baohman, Roger Kort, Rusty Partridge, and Jerry Frahm. PROGRAMME TOASTMASTER--- Vern Lee Stumpenhorst S-Southern Hospitality-- Jim Baird O-Oh Susanna--- Dennis Kort U-Under the Magnolias-- Charles Hoffman T-The Happy Year--- Allen Rose H-Homespun Humor--- Col, R. L, Gray Dig those legs, Table legs! Teacher's party! Where did she come from? X iw How about th at 'Z Is it coffee ? ai N . M A 7 1 v , 1 l ls Dick bored? .fikggw S Who says I'm not? Why not? Senatus ' I was supposed to be at the Cave five minutes ago!! fa-f Is it spiked? Last minute warning!!! Has Virgie been a bad girl? At 5:45 thirty-four bedraggled seniors met at the school house to begin their sneak trip. After waiting to pick up one straggling member, the bus was underway. But not for long. Before Ayr was reached, the engine grew tired. It took over four hours to simply get through Hastings. Finally the two Omaha. The seniors checked into the Hotel. very efficient help. Friday afternoon Some shopped while plane rides. On Friday evening the class attended CINERAMA at the Cooper Theater. Here they were enveloped by sound and sight. Back in the Hotel once more, the members began various antics. Pizza was eaten along with other foods. Many other things happened, including some which cannot be related. In the midst of a blizzard, the class left Omaha Saturday morning. Fighting the dreary weather, they ate in Lincoln and caused chaos at the Bus Terminal. After many fun-filled hours, the class eventually returned home. Everyone was tired,but ready to start again. segregated buses reached ate at Brandies and then Some members encountered was spent in various ways. seven daring students took M K ff Q' gf 2 .4-4-sq ENGLISH IIB if ,K , EI ! A 5 President .... ..... J im Baird Vice-President . .... Charles Hoffman Sec.-Treasurer . ....... Dick Overy Sponsors: , , , Mr, Pearson and Mr. Price ,. R. Arndt A 6 J. Baird , 'Q ' l R. Brehrn Q, i. - V- in M. Carpet' - 1 JF - F. Crocker . . ,ai , h r ,, W' B, Egan I Tfi ' I ,.,q P are 'ix :A j . -P 4 v 3 T. Frahm P - 2 ,zu ' 5 , n ,Q f -' B. Gartner .Z 'M - ' V 'Y - W R, Hartman - ..': .,,. - , -. ,. I . ,, XX M ' ' 8. ' ,fm j . J. Hesman ' f fix f i -5 Hesman 7 I ' ' Hoffman 1: . , A fl. T, Karnes ,E H G g H qi Jw a ' I Kiuough '- 'ff' i ' , ' , V Koepke , ' 'fig , , ,f AM Kort ' Y, -if ,.l.!s K- g Q . '. ,Q w K h I Q Meyer Q . V k 5 gf? A Molh m an W, I .3 i ,A A ,... j V ' he A Novak my P Q B 1 5 1 . V 9 2 I V li' R if 'ff Overy ' . , I Robinson gi X -t ., , 1 I U: QQLW I I K Rose I f J -.'i -' --3 -' .M me - P Q . N if , 3 Z Rose 1 ., ' f Sanford 1. W 1 V ,g l ig . as use 4+ A. Schmidt 1 , un. Q N .. Spady ' A ' g i f -'M V , 'MY' W-'gf Stumpenhorst Q ' Z I-2 I A ' A V V. L V Thomas A , . fiona A -p x H' '. -Q wine ' A :mica dddpldq CAST OF CHARACTERS Margaret Tennyson, Mother of the household .......... . La Donna Meyer Jackie Tennyson, her youngest son ....... ..... B ob Egan Rhodora, the maid ................ . . MarilynCarper Roger Tennyson. Father of Dan and Jackie . . . . Jim Baird Walter P. Latherby, soap manufacturer ..... . . . Loren Kuhn Daniel Tennyson, the young genius ......... ..... D ick Overy Arthur Barnard, principal of Center High School . . . Vern Stumpenhorst Miss Baker, ateacher ................. . . JoAnne Karnes Linda Barnard, Mr. Barnard's daughter . ...... Kay Rose Jeannie Wilson, Jackie's girl ,.,.,,, . . . Norma Hesman Aloysius fPuffJ Witomski, star athlete . . . . Francis Crocker, Jr. Carla Carlson, Puff's girl ....... ..... C hristy Spady The Perfect Idiot was presented by the Junior class of '61 on April 12. This very humorous, three- act comedy was given under the direction of Mr. Gary Price. To be able to take the college entrance exams, Dan Tennyson, young genius of Center High, bribes his fellow students to wage a campaign that will convince his parents he is a social success. Hypnotism takes over in the second act. Dan hypnotizes Puff so he can pass his finals and Mr. Latherby, sponsor to Dan's quiz show, hypnotizes himself and thinks he's a bunny. The second act ends in chaos and confusion with Puff reciting Shakespeare and Mr. Latherby shouting for his parsnips. In Act 3 the parents find out the Whole truth about Dan's social success. Dan and Linda finally work out their love problems and both are able to attend college. The curtain falls as Rhodora hands Mr. Latherby his parsnips. - .,,, I 'Q Sponsored By ABBOTS ALL STAR DAIRY Hastings, Nebraska fi. 'Iv an--w A rex- ' ff, - . av '- M S YZ,-4 I 1 Q., I - -0 .X 1,54 A x . Q A ...,..r-ff, ,fr 1 . 9-Q' 'L M -M -.. ix LM 1'-r of ' imfwwe-J 'G J . f --,ff if President . . Vice-President Sec.-Treasurer Sponsors . 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It was based around the theme of an accident that Santa Claus had in the Swiss' Alps. He is found by two St. Bernard dogs that belong to some mountain gnomes. These gnomes, who are toy makers, do not recog- nize Santa Claus. Santa looks very ragged as a result of his tumbleg so the gnomes decide to clean the poor fellow. They cut his hair and shave him, which makes Santa furious, but to the gnomes he seems queer. When Santa's reindeer come at his call, the gnomes realize their mistake and mend matters by giving him a false beard and a wig. ffl' ,f L , lullllllllflly 'IHII mmzm FW Em ' FIRST ROW: V. Matthews, D. VanBoening, S. Hesman, J. P. Waterbury, rJ.Kottw1tz,P.A1oer,LJ.Stoner,S. McKinney, Mohlman, C. Whitcomb, L. Rose, J, Peterson, L. Slater, THIRD ROW: B. Bentz, R. Tjaden, C. Baker, A. Crocker, C. Gestring, K. Svoboda. SECOND ROW: A. Berlie, P. S. Wagner, J. Rose, L. POS12, M. ROSE. Bunker, L. Alber, D. Matthews, P. Pavelka, K. Hartman, ' Q SEVENTH PHYS. ED, ' J, ' FIRST ROW: T. Magarin, G. Stutheit, A. Dahms, R .3 Bentz, D, Hendrickson, K. Waechter. SECOND ROW b D. Hesman, D. Johnson, L, Boyer, A. Davidson, M Krull, R. Witte, G, Malesker. EIGHTH PHYS, ED, FIRST ROW: B. Ki11ough,R. Kalvoda, F. Swanson, G. Toepfer, R. Krueger. NOT PICTURED: D. Koepke. SECOND ROW: R. Karr, R. Berlie, R. Potts, G. Magarin, G. Schumn, J. Falgione, T. Johnson, R. Schunk. high school. which to establish averages. AVERAGE OF 1.0 AVERAGE OF 1.5-1.9 Mary Courtright Karen Toepfer . Virgie Wibben . Donna Wademan . Jim Hesman ,,,, Charles Hoffman . . Kay Rose .... Dale Thomas . Sponsored By EMIL FEED and SEED SUPPLY CO. Hastings, Nebraska 'ktellectuczle The information on this page has been obtained by the Annual Staff from the office of Superintendent Ralph Gray. These averages have been made by the students during all the years they have attended Freshmen averages are not given because freshmen are given a year of high school work in Tom Kort . . . senior Gary Oye . . . . . senior Sandra Corner . . . . sophomore rifle .12- AVERAGE OF 1.1-1.4 Mary Jones ............. . . senior Norma Hesman . . . . junior Linda Thomas . . .... junior Sara Peil .... . . sophomore . senior . senior . senior . senior . junior . . junior . . . junior sophomore as Scdwli .......-man!!! SCHOOL BOARD: Lower Row: Ivan Karr, Pierce Jones, Wilford Alber,Back Rowg Edwin Buschow, Glen Thomas. Harlin Slebrass. SCHOOL COOKS: Mrs. Lloyd Leetsch, Mrs. Albert Jesske, Superintendent Ralph Gray, Secretary Mrs. Orville Mrs. Marie Nemecek. Kuhlman. CUSTODIANS: Marion W alburn Alvin Witte 34 I Aug. 29 Sept 16 . Sept 20 . Sept, 21 , , Sept. 23 . Sept. 30 Oct. 5 . Oct. 7 . Oct. 8 . Oct. 14 . Oct. 15 . . Oct. 21 . Oct. 25 . Oct. 28 . . Nov. 4 . Nov. 14 . . Nov. 15 . . Nov. 17-19 Nov. 22 . Nov. 25-25 . Nov. 29 . . Dec. 2 . Dec. 6 . , Dec. 9 . . Dec. 10 . . Dec. 16 . , Dec. 20 . . Dec. 21 . Dec. 22 . . Dec.. 24-Jan. 2 . Jan. 6 . . Jan. 13 . . . Jan. 16-18 Jan. 27 , Jan. 28 . . Schmid . . . . . . School opened . . . . Red Cloud FB there . . Annual sells ads--Hastings , , , , , Senior High Party . Guide Rock FB there . . . . Nelson FB here . Individual pictures taken . . Harvard FB there . . . . Band Day--Lincoln Alma FB there . . Melody Round-up--Hastings . . . . . Franklin FB here . . . . . . . . Latin Banquet . . St. Cecilia FBhere . . . . . Sutton FB here . . County Government Day . . Senior Class Play . NSEA Music Clinic . . . , , Magazine Party . ..... Thanksgiving Vacation . . RVL Choral Clinic--Alma , , . . . . , Kenesaw BB there Betty Crocker Tests , Sr. Girls . . . . . . . . . BladenBBhere . . . . . . Hastings BB there . . . . Holstein BB here . . . . Franklin BB there . . Jr.HighChristmas Party . . Sr.HighChristmas Party Vacation . . , Nelson BB there . Red Cloud BB here . RVL Tournament . , Alma BB there . . Bladen BB here Feb, Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Mar. Mar. Mar Mar Mar Mar Mar. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr, Apr. May May M ay M ay May May May May 2 3 4 10 11 14 15 17 7 . 9 14 17 24 30 31 5 5... 7- 11 13 14 20 20 25 29 29 2 . 4 5 7 9 11 15 15 Q ...... l Air Force Aptitude Tests, Seniors Guide Rock BB here . . . Harvard BB there , , , Lawrence BB there CairoBBthere . Instrumental and Vocal Concert , . Senior Office Practice Trip .. . . . . . . . Guide Rock BB there . . . NationalMerit Scholarship Tests . . . . . . . . PTACollegeNight . . RVL Band Clinic--GuideRock , . , , , , , . . Athletic Prom . . Kearney Inter-High Day . . . . Track meet-here . . . . Good Friday Vacation . . . . Track meet-Arapahoe . . Office Practice Merit Exams . . . . . Senior Sneak Trip . . . . . . KSTCChoraleers . . . . . Trackmeet--RedCloud . ......... JuniorClass Play Hastings Invitational Track Meet . . . ., . Home Economics Tea . . . . . . . . Track Meet here Junior-Senior Banquet Kearney Invitational Track Meet , , , . '62 KindergartenRegistration . . . . RVL Track meet--away . . Spring Music Concert . . . . . Baccalaureate . . . . . Class Night . . . . Commencement . . . Track Meet-Bladen . . Governor's Luncheon-- . Sr. Scholastic team Zami The marching band takes a moment to pose for the photographer during Melody Roundup at Hastings. Heading the band are Bob Egan Carrying the colors, drum major Gary Oye, and majorettes Evelyn Bachmzin, Judy Mazour, Karen Myers. FIRST ROW: Letitia Bunker, Jeraldine Toepier, De.-Xnn VanBoening, Linda Boyer, Shione Grose, E i l ee n Toepfer, Beverly Baohman, Linda Kort. SECOND ROW: Darlene Acridge, Larry Boyer, Gerald Toepfer, Charles Lukas, R. Rose, P.Bentz, B.Schultz, R. Burge, B. Sack, B. Wieland, A. Muhleisen. STANDING: Mr. Augustin, S. Myers, D. Hendrickson, B. Rose, D. Bunker, E. Brehm. FIRST ROW: M, Carper, K. Toepfer, S. Wagner, M. Jones, J, Peterson, L. Rose, D. Stoner, A. Davidson, B, Wonka, B. MCSpadden, D. Muhleisen, H. Viademen. SECOND ROW: V. Wibben. D. Penrose, B. Bentz, D. Hartman, R. Schunk, S. Corner. A, Crocker, C, Waterbury, M. Rose. M, S. Weiland, A. Wonka, M. Courtright, T. Kort, STANDING: Peterson, T. Johnson, D. Arndt, R, Potts, D. Davidson, K. D. Brehm, J. Baird, S. McMahon, C. Waechter, Mr. Kort, D, Bentz, E, Toepfer. THIRD ROW: E. Kottwitz, Augustin.A, Rose. Sponsored By BLUE HILL TAVERN Zaye' glee FRONT ROXX: A, Boettrher, L, Bostoek, D, Hartman, M, Swanson, V, Nemecfek, L, Kort, J. Moh1niun,1N1, Schmidt, B, Corner, S. Weilzind, Mr. Augustin. SECOND ROW: R, Partridge, D. Piei, J. Bziird, D. Thomas, D. Kort, M. Sniaidino, R. Kort, C. Hoffrnun, D, Penrose, R. Hartman, B. Egan, R. Arnclt. THIRD ROXX: R. Brehni, R. Andersen, R. Potts, R. Witte, K. Robinson, T, Kort, L. Svobodzi, R, Meyer,R.SehmicIt, D. Suck. FOURTH ROW: W. Svobodn, D. Harrifeid, B, Koepke, F, Crocker, D, Mziiesker, L. Leetscii, G. Oyc, .-X. Rose, D, Gartner. ACCOMPANIST: Mziry Jones. c-uxfqlee FRONT ROW: M. Huse, N. Hesmzm, L, Schmidt, M, Krull, G, Sanford, C. Hoffman, V, A1ber,J, Harrifeid B, Killough, B, Kort, P.Krueger,J,Rose,B, NICSIJ2ldd6l'1, D. Mhuleisen, M. Witte, D, Hesrnzin, J. Degener, Mr. Augustin, SECOND ROW: F, Colburn, D. Kruil, L. Krueger, M,Courtright,Y.Rose,M,Czirper,J.Partridge, C. Curry, K, Toepfer, L, Baker, C, Waechter, K, Johnson, E. Toepfer. THIRD ROW: S, Peil, S. McMahon, A, Wonkii, K, Myers, A, Leetseh, L. Goos, K, Burge V. Baker, J, Rose, M, Rose, B, Juhn, K,Rose.B Whitcomh, E. Baichman. FOURTH ROW: J, Karnes, J Meyer, D. Wademnn, B, Gartner, C. Waterbury, C Spady, H, Wademun, V, Wibben, S, Corner, P. Krueger G. Kiiiough, K. Karnes, L. Meyer, L. Piel, AC- COMPANIST: Mary Jones . Sponsored By RAY'S PIZZA Hastings, Nebraska View 6 FIRST ROW: Norma Hesman, La Verda Schimdt, Mary Krull, Glenda Sanford, Cheryl Hoffman, Virginia Alber, Janice Harrifield, Bonnie Killough, Beverly Kort, Pam Kruger, Judy Rose, Becky McSpadden, Diane Muhleisen. Marie Witte, and Donna Hesman. SECOND ROW: Director, Norris Augustin, JoAnne Karnes, Judith Meyer, Donna Wademan, Betty Gartner, Carol Waterbury, Christy Spady, Honora Wademan, Virgie Wibben, Sandy Corner, Patty Krueger, Glenda Killough, Karen Karnes, and LaDonna Meyer. THLRD ROW: Sara Peil, Sherilyn McMahon, Ann Wonka, Karen Myers, Alice Ray Leetch, Louan Goos, Kay Burge, Virginia Baker,Julene Rose, Margene Rose, Barbara Jahn, Kay Rose, Beverly Rose, Evelyn Bachrnan. FOURTH ROW: Faith Ann Colburn, Dorothy Krull, Louis Kruger, Mary Courtright, Virginia Rose, Mary Jones, Marilyn Carper, Jeannie Partridge, Sandra Curry, Karen Toepfer, Lola Baker, Coleen Waechter, Karin Johnson, Elberta Toepfer, FIFTH ROW: Marlys Huse, Art Boettcher, Lyle Bostock, Dale Hartman, Marion Swanson, Loren Kort, Dick Arndt, Donald Piel, Rusty Partridge, Veldon Nemecek,Jack Mohlman, Melvin Schmidt, Bob Corner, Stanly Wieland, Julene Degener.Sl.XTH ROW: Dale Thomas, Duane Penrose, Dennis Kort, Dick Brehm, Dick Anderson, Roger Potts, Larry Svoboda, Roger Kort, Dick Meyer, Dick Schmidt, Dennis Sack, Charles Hoffman, Jim Baird, Ron Hartman, Bob Egan. SEVENTH ROW: Richard Witte, Tom Kort, Dale Gartner, Al Rose, Gary Oye, Francis Crocker, Lloyd Leetsch, Dave Malesker, Byron Koepke, David Harrifeld, Bill Svoboda, Ken Robinson, Mike Saladino, , S ' 00 Pdetmea Home Economics 311019 ll 32 12 w,,,.,..,-f-NW.,,,. English 12A Latin I Latin II Shop 9 Study Hall 3 lam 244444: On October 25, 1960, the Latin students, dressed as Romans, gathered for the annual Latin banquet. The lunchroom was decorated with Doric columns, blue velvet drapes, and colored lights focused on a water fountain, which bubbled all evening. The meal, served by Sophomore slaves, consisted of three courses. The first course included apple cider, deviled eggs, lettuce, carrots, celery, and a variety of crackers. Ham, duck with dressing, fried onion rings, warm buns with honey and wine made up the second course. The last course included fruits, such as raisins, apples, pomegranates, nuts, and more Wine. The meal was eaten with the fingers in true Roman style. For entertainment, the Latin II class presented a play representing a typical Roman wedding. .5 . 1 ,, G. , .,.,, V SEATED: Charles Hoffman, Stan Wieland, Sandra Corner-Sec., Mary Jones, Virgie Wibben-Vice-Pres. STANDING: Tom Johnson, Pam Krueger, Ann Wonka, A1 Rose-President, Dick Brehrn, Mr. Augustin-Sponsor. 77Za4oc laden! .N 1 we ff, We SEATED: Mary Courtright-Sec.-Treasurer, Kay Rose-ViCe-Presi- dent, Tom Kort-President, Edith Kottwitz, Susan Wagner STANDING: Mr. Gray-Sponsor, Dianne Muhleisen, Norma Hesman, Charles Hoffman, Roger Kort, NOT PICTURED: Vern Stumpenhorst. FROM LEFT: Donna Hesman, Elberta Toepfer Mrs, Kottwitz- Sponsor, Sandra Corner, Myra Haba, Sandy-9 vvrm-:wwf We QPF? Y' J-Fa. f'-3i11fTf'2g: f3?'fv-ii VEC',i'Z'1f:54Zf-ffkiil ff? I, 1 -f ,,. J Zeafwecf '7aZn- Dag Thirteen Blue Hill students attended the Kearney Inter-High Scholastic Contest on the Nebraska State Teachers College campus at Kearney, Nebraska, on March 24, 1961. The students were sponsored by Mrs. Ralph Gray and Mr. Bill Pearson. Individual ratings were: Marilyn Carper, 80th of 121 in Novice Typing Sandra Corner, 18th of 124 in Biology, 11th of 39 in Art Discernment, 57th of 107 in World History. Myra Haba, 9th of 72 in Standard Foods, 3rd of 74 in Clothing and Textiles Mary Jones, 5th of 83 in Music Tom Kort, 2nd of 117 in English Usage, 6th of 150 in American Government Judith Meyer, 15 of 68 in Typing Advanced, 24th in Shorthand Advanced LaDonna Meyer, 6th of 65 in Penmanship Diane Muhleisen, 87 of 124 in Elementary Algebra, 66th of 147 in World Geography Gary Oye, 16th of 157 in Bookkeeping, 1st of 150 in American Government Kay Rose, 14th of 113 in American History Glenda Sanford, 39th of 63 in Shorthand Novice, 37th of 52 in Art Ability, 7th in 65 in Penmanship Dale Thomas, 30th of 108 in Plane Geometry Virgie Wibben, 57th of 157 in Bookkeeping Duma: 77644414 Nine entries from Blue Hill participated inthe District Music Contest held at Holdrege April 21 and 22. Mary Jones received a superior rating for her flute solo. She was further acknowledged by being asked to perform in the Honors Program. In Boys' Medium Voice, Tom Kort placed with a 2 4. The highest rating given in this section was a 1-. Mary Courtright received a 2f and Virgie Wibben received a 2 in Girls' Low Voice. The judges gave no 1's in this group. Marilyn Carper was given a rating of 2 for her solo in Girls' Medium Voice and for his drum solo, Dick Brehm received a 3+. As in the preceding groupings, no superior ratings were given in either Marilyn or Dick's areas of competition. Becky McSpadden earned a 2 rating in the Girls' High Voice category. Duane Penrose received a rating of 2 for his bass horn solo. The Blue Hill mixed chorus, composed of 42 students, was in competition with twelve other Class C schools. Again the judge awarded no superior ratings. Thus, Blue Hill's choir members felt quite proud with their rating of 2-I-. Scdolcvaaddp 70' Tom Kort and Gary Oye, Co-Valedictorians of the class of '61, brought honors to themselves and their school in two scholarship contests. Both became National Merit Scholarship Finalists, and both won Regents' Scholarship. Tom was named to the Regents First All-State Team and received a trophy for having the highest Regents score in the R,V,L, Conference, Gary was named to the Second Regents All-State Team. Wiemfme of ,466-2.W..4'. 'leans Francis Crocker, junior fullback, Dick Brehm, junior center. and Gary Oye, senior end, were selected members of the Republican Valley All-Conference FootballTeam by the coaches of the various teams after the 1960 football season ended. .dmwlu 71136 fu Swami CaSandra Curry Sandra Morrow, Mary Courtright, Mary Jones, Karen Toepfer, Virgie Wibben, Karen Karnes, Donna Wademan, Veldon Nemecek, Dale Gartner, Gary Oye, and Tom Kort were taken to a noon luncheon with Governor Morrison by the Blue Hill Commerce Club. The students, selected by grade averages and I, Q's, were honored for the scholastic achievements of the senior class. Ralph Gray, Wilber Krueger, and E. J. McBride provided transportation for the trip. GI Sponsor: Editor: Class News: Sports: f in l 9 Salad Papa Mrs. Gray Activities: Virgie Wibben Tom Kort PURRsonalities: Mary Jones Kay Rose Alumni and Cat Tails: Mary Courtright Gary Oye General: Dale Gartner CID CGGJJU' are being erased madly ana we are counting the remaining days of school this year. The whole class was very proud of Sandra Corner for her :gn- gglishment in recexNY6-Svve conomicf i, We G53 9 ,atulate nick-namer times Big penhorst i. 168 pound: Vern ha glee, smal football, b student cc His favc Hifi Pi :gba B9 receiving her 10 seal solo work this yt S ,,,g?r-,Kart and Mike Sala- dino rece Roger K4 ggi urczde School f THANK YOU , Tom Kort, Qndf La Writ- X- P M- Just a 'woy XS gigxixl English usage Jf lpficeit Week tZ1gSI,,,Z?u . our school Q6 Q00 we do in American f aC'ed 'jrllnjor 9 me 0'-9 .- gel 60. 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Lge Gun Ciulgs 196. iovndl X My 650,316-' gofls' 'V'0,,G'94,,FYff: 7fg,I1 01- go' 55636 -X andy comel' fs, w 5ta f1'.auated f- ooaoqhf f1Zf7QQfPf1,,' 'fax of 1-0002 Uf'o,Jh'Q. ... i.:2i.1.e:001-, fi 0' f were fi' if O e 'O pw , e , D frog fy, O ey! Joe B1 Dr e Club Cneerleade1'S iid OLE 67 4964! 3163, D611 ' De P 9 Qi as YK 9 ff- Q A Election ol Year W ultS Q Q11 'pfq' S 5 - al -62 SCYXO The Yes B G50 6, Q0 the 196335, May UAT TEAM' P 13555, 23, QM,,Q'f-Q mth grade Wedfles fOXa0WS: Fgfima Hesmany Q ob! Lpibfjgfaqg, party Fri- as , 0 ez - 13 h F h- Asgsewn Bzilginxefl ang H1335 Cgiier, fobol QVQZZQ Jr t e res . .,. a 1 , .. . The toastmaster for the even- tiI1UiY.2?gggYND 'l'EANg31ar:16 Muhleisen, dffyey l ing was Vern Stumpenhorst. Jim into ' Krueger' - ' Juniors ue banquet for the Seniors. - Qouthern Serenade, was Cal.. I Al the .buildingvof a-Southern Q Negro servants, magnolia sems, and Southern fried chick- S gn tu rn ka. Pam MyeY5- Baird, president ofthe Jun-ior DIY L1 afen -..g peo- and K . Class gave the welcome, South- ple, nf Much Clwlce they ern Hospitahtyj' an d Dennis made, to develop their lives to the Eulloef fhrnilorh fhp three Shi-DS: 46 bright-colored flowers or more unhappy day. her party on such a day. GQ. 6 .1 A Class have JQ1 J' . been be 61 .ting themes, short stories, and ,ook reviews in Eng- lish class. The masterpieces have dealt with Sl1Ch Subieqlgs as true ican Histo: include hc News 3 l Birthday in November 4A Story for Childrenj ' It was a dark, cold day. No one wanted to play.-,outside becausef the wind was very chilly. Nor birds were singing, no sunghing could be seen, and there were no ,1 1, blooming k either. Kay Ann was sure there L ,had never been a darker, colder, U She won- dered if anyone would come to day. For, E YOU See, it was Kay Ann's birth- K. Ka Q n knew about birthda se The ba May 9, 19-1 school aud began at i Reverend J Class The seni was given May 13, ai C The 1942 cises were ing, May ll ter May, VS the speake seniors in Alma Me 74416466 FRONT ROW: Stan Wie1and,Arthur Boettcher,Da1e Hzirtrnan Larry Jacobs, Loren Kort, Dick Arndt, Melvin Schmidt, Bob Corner. SECOND ROW: David Hubl, Russ Partridge, Bob Egan, Jim Baird, Dennis Sack, Dunne Penrose, Dale Thomas, Ron Hartman, Don Piel, Ken Kort. THIRD ROW: Dick Schmidt, Roger Potts, Roger Kort, Richard Witte, Gary Oye Larry Stutheit, Ken Robinson lstudent mzinagerj, Mick Siilzidino, Larry Svoboda, Dick Brehm, BACK ROW: Gerald Alber, Bill Svoboclii, Byron Koepkc, Fraincis Crocker, Jr., Dick Killough, David Malesker, Gary Oye, Ai Rose, Tom Kort. COACHES: Mac Rayfield, Jr., Charles Haase. TOTAL YARDAGE FOR SEASON Name Carries Yards Gained Ave. Passing Scor- Yardage ing Francis Crocker 142 635 4.4 20 56 Roger Kort 90 444 4.9 44 Jim Baird 45 258 5.7 69 30 Al Rose 23 96 4.1 134 28 Bill Svoboda 14 56 4.0 20 1 Dick Brehm 2 57 28.5 Dick Witte 11 30 2.7 1 Dick Overy 5 18 3.6 V. Stumpenhosrt 2 12 6.0 3 10 3 BACK ROW: Dick Witte, Larry Stutheit, Glenn Willems, Dick Overy, Vern Stumpenhorst, Byron Koepke, Roger Kort, Tom Frahm, Dick Smidt. CENTER ROW: Butch Kuhn, Jim Hesman, Chuck Hoffman, Dale Thomas, Russ Partridge, Con Bachman, Duane Penrose, Larry Jocobs. FRONT ROW: Norman Kalvoda, Dick Arndt, Loren Kort, Melvin Schmidt, Bob Corner, Art Boettcher, Stan Wieland. SEASON RECORD Kenesaw Blue Hill 45 Hastings J. V. 28 Bladen 22 Holstein 26 Franklin 34 Nelson 37 Red Cloud 54 Red Cloud 44 Alma 52 Guide Rock 47 Alma 42 Bladen 52 Guide Rook 54 Lawrence 60 Harvard ' 50 Cairo 55 Guide Rock 48 Guide Rook 40 FIRST TEAM BASKETBALL FG FT TP Loren Kuhn 22 14-22 58 Dick Overy 8 9-17 25 Dick Witte 2 2- 6 6 Byron Koepke 40 23-40 91 Roger Kort 77 36-73 190 Vern Stumpenhorst 52 40-83 144 Tom Frahm 4 4-13 12 Jim Hesman 66 42-69 174 Chuck Hoffman 4 3- 6 ll TOTAL Opponents 977 773 Blue Hill Games Won Opponents 13 5 Blue Hill FIRST TEAM BASKETBALL BACK ROW: Tom Frahm, Byron Koepke, Vern Stumpenhorst, Dick Overy, Dick Witte, Butch Kuhn. FRONT ROW: Chuck Hoffman, Roger Kort, Jim Hesman. i f?iE'Flf' ' A n.... gm. f,i,,,.s A.., WW 5 , 2 , L Practice Session Incentive ' 5 :im K 1: 1' W e n e is , eess g 'V i' 'V e Vb I , U , Front Line Defense S What, a smile! OUT HGTO Top Scorers Sink it, Clarence 'glue Wd!! mac! 7mm ,fu 7961 FRONT ROW: N. Kalvoda, L. Johnson, L. Kort, R. Partridge, B. Corner, S. Wieland, A.Boettcher.SECONDROW: N,Johnson, R. Witte, C. Hoffman, L, Jacobs, D. Schmidt, J, Baird. BACK ROW: R. Lampman, J. Hesman, R, Kort, B. Koepke, V. Stumpenhorst, D. Overy, M, Saladino, B. Tjaden. The Blue HillTrack Team tookpartinten meets. The team failed to place first in eight of these. However two records were broken this year. One by Vern Stumpenhorst in the low hurdles--old record 22.5 new 21.8 and the other by Francis Crocker in the shot-put--old record 43 ft. 8 in., new record 44 ft. The juniors won the inter-class meet by a margin of 122 to 41 for the sophomores and 12 1X4 for the freshmen. The juniors won all but one event which was the shot-put. Jim Hesman was the individual high scorer with 36 points and Jim Baird was second with 24 for the juniors. Larry Jacobs was the lone Freshman scorer. Vern Stumpenhorst also broke the low hurdle record. Jim Hesman broke the 880 and mile records. We also regret to say that there were two accidents this season. Bothpole vaulters received sprained wrists in the course of the season. 7ma6 TH E ROAD RUNNERS STUMP Vern Stumpenhorst partici- pated in the state meet this year in the high hurdles event. THE ELITE SPRINTERS CROCKER SHOWS RECORD FORM THE CINDER BURNERS fshffa' Pdqumt Zamzm m'4'4qu2mzzw .. ,. p ,ii ' 1 , ' 5 Swir l - :V H-ig -' - :' if f' r- . lla-f i .- - fwfzw- . H - ::Ztai,a.:i-fi' 'fx-,w1' wfkzfmfg, rw W f 'Q ' ' : ' :api . ' 421 w 4- M ' a i: i '. - . WE f- - -. -S ..-: Wil,-:,'2ff A .fm inf 5- 4.5-? 557 5: , 3 ' : gage' S' viii., . Q i if -. , N :Wi-22'.'f ' .1193 w:'iNii2 5 fi ., ' ' ' ..f, - , EX: ' . . V ,fl ffm' ' ' A A L3 '5': ff' 'fi- Tiff , ' it f T L or 3 , , W ws ,, A 1 Vi il' , -: 15, 4 W ., me , fi' .Q 1 f ' ' : '5'i M5L gi, mg: V ' : , get A s f K ,J f , . A , ' : f , 'j?'- -l N -' w i I 1 lflzfgi, 1 , gy, 7 . I 5, t S5535 - -. f, 14 .. Q . . i M I i , me K 1 fi' 'ks' V' V K J I: 1 ' A G fi, ff air . ' - ' fi' 1 - L' 7 ' l F T M li leiti , , fm ' Lei? iii, ,L ' W kflfiifa , 3 2-llfg f ji' L . f . li ' g, ' ' Pxifyh lui:-:z7iaz.f7iJ'2 ,fa 5,5 FIRST ROW: Julene Degener, Mary Krull, Marie Witte, Dianne Muhleisen, Bonnie Killough, Donna Hesman, Marlys Huse, Mrs, Fruhling, Instructor, SECOND ROW: Coleen Waechter, Elberta Toepfer, Patty Krueger, Janice Harrifeld, Becky McSpadden, Karen Myers,Jolene Rose, Carol Waterbury, THIRD ROW: Pam Krueger, Faith Colburn, Sherilyn McMahon, Evelyn Bachrnan, Cheryl Baker, Sara Peil, Lorrene Piel, Virginia Alber. FOURTH ROW: Alyce Leetsch, Barbara Jahn, Beverly Whitcomb, Kay Burge, Honora Wadernan, Ann Wonka, Sandra Corner, Virginia Baker, -wg 'S FIRST ROW: Instructor Mr. Rayfield,Jeffry Krueger, Neil Johnson, Kenneth Kort, Ted Morrow, Lyle Bostock. SECOND ROW: Dorwin Carper, Dick Anderson, Mick Saladino, Ronald Shay, Larry Svoboda, Lonnie Johnson. STANDING: Left To Right: Ken Robinson Jim Baird Francis Crocker. LOWER CENTER: Dick Brehm Pa FIRST ROW: Kay Rose, Mary Courtright, Barbara Jahn, Evelyn Baehnian, Sandra Corner, Norma Hesman,Jeanne Partridge, SECOND ROW: Mrs. Fish, Sponsor, Julene Degener, Mary Krull, Donna Hesman, Bee ky Lou MCSpadden, Sandra Curry, Mary Jones, Louan Goos, Karen Toepfer, Marilyn Ciirper, Dianne Muhleisen. I.aVerri11 Schmidt. Marlys Huse, Mr, Pearson, Sponsor. THIRD ROW: Glenda Sanford,'Marie Witte, Virginia Rose, Janice Harrifeld, Coleen Waechter, Lorrene Pie1,Karen Myers, Dorothy Krull, Lois Krueger, Pam Krueger Virginia Alber, Bonnie Killough. FOURTH ROW:Elberta Toepfer, Judith Meyer, Virginia Baker, Joanne Karnes Sara Peil, Donna Wademan, Sherilyn Mc-Mahon, Alyce Rae Leetsch, Faith Ann Colburn, Jolene Rose, Karen Karnes, SIXTH ROW: Kay Burge, Beverly Whitcornb LaDonna Meyer, Yirgie Wibhen, Patty Krueger, Honora Wzideman, Glenda Killough, Ann Wonka, Betty Gartntr Carol Waterbury, Second 'ham Edmleadm Evelyn Baeliman, Sandra Corner, Barbara Jaxhn, Linda Thomas. ?0w1! 'kdm Norma Hesman, Mary Courtright, Kay Rose, Jeanne Partridge. Sponsored By DECKER Sz SON Hastings, Nebraska Kilda paw Crepe paper. streaniers. and colored spothghtsiHunnnaHng nlurgesdverrevohdng bullsuspendeclfronithe eeiHng,deeorutedthe gynnuununiforthe AHHeUe Pronm Ilurly hi the evening Blr. Ra5fie1d xvas surprised by n HTWNS is Your LiRf'progran1 giveninlns honor.RIr.Gruyxvnsnarrntorand Airs, Fish shoufxllneturesfronithe boyhood and sehooldnys ofthe honored guest Ahertheluwtesses,JeanneParUddgennd Karen Toepfer. who were ehosenforthis honor by the girls of the pep Club, had been an- nouneed the guests enjoyed severalhours of dancing, The evening xvns concluded with H lightluneh served byfthe pep club. HOSTESSES Jeanne Karen Partridge Toepfer 6I S gy 6 ., A., . 5 ' We know teacher. Smiles Chubby Eureka! They'11 never get me Buttons Xt Bows 15 Innocence Togetherness Our Secretary I dare you .tv , .L IIA , t, . t i 1 And you know what she said... Look what the bunny brought Hairdo Kid Sa f GADl Hiccough Draw! Ti v ' , X 7 A inf' f5 2 4ft: ..,,,-, ,f M.. now Lester The Good Old Days 'Sneaky OOOOOOOOOOOOOhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh Faculty R,,,,,f More Faculty 5. nw K 0 M,.f- ' SCHOOL DAYS 56-57 Butch Sa an Z .ik ,. i V i li A- ' S , , g fx' 1 'L !,,' Q QM 3, 'mf ,E Cai , Sandy YF aw ww' ig WhGre's Judy? What's going on?'? Side Line 'Q sf Jr. Pest Play practice LaVerda, Jim and Dorothy ,UW hr- Marion, Myra, Dave, SL Sandra Mrs. Nemeoek, Miss Kruger, Mr. Roberts Nice chair, Stump 7th KL Sth Home EC W on Dr. W. J. Gundlach lairdfs Flowers Optometrist Phone 3-2132 See Us For All Your Floral Needs 315 Gaston Building We Also Have A Good Selection Of Gifts Hastings , Nebraska ---Blue Hil1--- l wHll'H'lWHlp Dl'lV6-H1 l farm Service Cgmpany Automatic Car Hops Give l QHastings Skelgasj Fast Service Farm Home Appliances Sz Equipment l Snacks, Meals, Ice Cream l Chas. E. Thomas 5 Dial 2-7315 South Burlington 817 S, Burlington Avenue Hastings, Nebraska Hastings, Nebraska H. H. Bentz Implement Co. Blue Hill, Nebraska Your International Harvester Dealer The 1961 Blue Hill High School Graduates Are Entitled To One Year's Subscription For 31.00 This Offer Good Until January 1, 1962 The Blue Hill leader ruff! iffy WSL . 5pfag,rQ W i Hastings Irrigation Pipe Co. Qi? -A, J 1 if! I . . I a of 5 , WA V ,bb WH' ef! Progressive Irrigation Engineers Lad S7 f ECQQVL-D or , 1 e 1 1 Mm M rffzlpvlp- CD W pb rr i . WX . Of Hastings, Nebraska 0 ' 9, Mol fry V V 1 0' .fi so ' or ' is 31 Rf fs 1 XC'-1 jf' it or 1 if Mwf' A C. iArD,HrlghesmIps. Agp? . ur ii ,lf Q, 1 page 5, ,A Gram Comppnwts Farm Equipment'u'4,F.f Qfiiuto-xgbfe-Fire CQVJ? ,N 1 kfcfrab Xl ,E,lQKFAEiXaf?g,1ELiZ-- VJ l C' ,Grain-Seerillbhgmicals-Fertilizer Lf N Qi Qi V N i rUj,lY Ipfgnveivi Phjrlgb-2919 xg O +4538 -OX wggtingg- Donald L, Classen, Mgr, jx aff Viv KY' I' ' ' Y vp' UV Phone Hastings 3-1235 Y i we X f 2 l f3Chuck's Conoco Service Ayr, Nebraska Chuck Maruska, Proprietor Phone 742-8881 Office Supplies And Machines Conoco Tank Wagon Service Business Supply Co. Your Royal Typewriter Store Blue Hill Phone 2-4415 521 West Second Hastings I 5 l 1 Farmer's Union Co-op. Assn. ANHYDROUS AMMONIA CUSTOM DRYING GRAIN STORAGE DANNEN FEEDS GRAIN CO-OP. FUELS FEEDS OILS SEEDS GREASES PHONE 37 BLUE HILL, NEBRASKA S l l Watch Repairing Is Our Specialty We Feature 1 Hamilton And Bulova Watches' Heritage Diamond Rings Blue Hill Bowl Carl And Liz, Proprietors C. H. Meyer Jewelry Store Bowl In Air Conditioned Comfort Phone 2-2919 206 N. Denver We Give Gold Bond Stamps Phone 77 Blue Hill Hastings Piano Company Pianos Band Instruments Organs -Music And Musical Supplies Hastings, Nebraska 62 DKK J To The Seniors ' Ed Bar Ayr, Nebraska , . A 'I ,cg 5-VL' Qrnwzr, ,... if? -y ,al resh .V Clgflf'-f,-14 U 4 ' . ..-f.l Debus Enriched Bread At Your Favorite Grocer Ohlsen 81 Myers Jewelers The Watch Shop Keepsake Diamonds Hastings, Nebraska Dean's Produce Cooper's Best High Quality Dairy, Poultry, And Hog Feeds lk Phone 55 Blue Hill Blue Hill Cleaners Dependable Dry Cleaning Pressing, Repairing Made To Measure Clothing Mr, And Mrs, Bob J, Myers Phone 742-6661 Blue Hill Congratulations, Seniors Bankers life Insurance Company of Nebraska E. J. And Jim McBride Agents 63 QW? J 2 iv f- N ,J 'C glvutfv'-f ' QC' ly - I , . f 'v ' 5 A , 1 il' . 1 X W fa W, f' fZf'?rL-KJIN Hashfigi Bhhjblfy Acla nijfy x U . w , ' ,L W Barnason s I. G. A. J! we uw S vice by , ,Qlrofe ' a And Sydentj ' ! V t. . W au ICI? Dry Goods ,QJLWILXJ 1.5 2665414 729 West second Frozen FOOCIS a ngs, Nebraska hy Q Best Groceries ,L . We RMA Congratulations, Seniors Wolverine, Rgd Wing, 1 Blue Hill, Nebraska Mastercraft Boots and Shoes fiwwj, C W k dShoe Re air F 'WX in ,L 'funjo iwb 41 anvas or an p lww , IFN WL Lq,4.L,ff1,,, ff, . ,nf .Lf 9 D JW' vt I V Dard s Shoe Shop ' of o .mf I VL , Ulf Mn ij, Alb' ,zo I Al IAJAV 0 It 9 ,' ,CW L, Sawyer's Pharmacy Drugs - Sundries Fountain Service Blue Hill, Nebraska Chevrolet Sales And Service Blue Hill Auto More People Are Buying Chevrolets In 1961 Than Any Other Car QAS Proven By.Officia1 Figuresj 64 Blue Hill, Nebraska I, Z X I 1' fl , ' ,fx Illia? . '. , ,nf , f ' A, 5-,ff 0 4 U , 'Lf A A Cv lr' fl My nf' THE HOME OF FAMOUS NAMES fb ,few ,fur . M 5, 21.3 f ,l,1,eJ'4,:f IN FARM AND HOME EQUIPMENT F C S cf .f in - A E E , r I, ?,p!!V' X ' RJL- f I v!Vl7gf,.f - C . N E F K cfxify if . S t da: - ex ,ff-f 9 GFVICS Cen Sl' J 5 pf 2 I . .-S iff I . Q BLUE HILL, NEBRASKA l f lo. fly., fr I an--r .A If if ff IL, ,' if' ' JOHN DEERE MINNEAPOLIS-MOLINE FRIGIDAIRE ZENITH AMANA Aabel Insurance Agency Life-Accident-Sickness Insurance Claim Service l 309 Gaston Building Hastings Crisman Jewelers 643 West Second Street Hastings, Nebraska Hastings Tire Sales Nebraska's Largest Tire Distributor Firestone U. S. Royal Mohawk Compliments Of Blue Hill Clinic Blue H ill I ff? 6 01.3 . i?7fi7fn'-ffl? .Al D! afraid 4M'V , mf Meet A11 Your Friends 1 fly fi f' f Wwffi if Chit' Kerb Shop At ia! jd,-141 4 VC J, ' If W' ,ivwggfi e Hill fy? p ' Jef Eff jf. YHA f,ff'4 bjffvwg 2 fffiff A J. M. McDonalds Your Friendly Store In Hastings 7 1 , ,.f' Lumber - Coal Paint-Hardware Quanset Buildings Phone 742-3341 . ,,.,, mmm ,. x . .- ' Q , N , ' 5 Q -in , ' ' g L 1'11rm.,,,, ' , ,. N ' . , ig' f ' , 1 - ,. 1 ,H 'u- A , . wg, ' , 4 n 1 V 2:77. 77295 fVr,' ! if I , ,gf f' -1' , , , .fa ,f ff pi ,gjjfff L fwfr 1 u evf fwfr f uf, Z5 Mic! ZU,Z,5,f,f , L ' f ' .fx I '54 'k ffijzfvza ' '7 f f ' Ur , 'LW VKJZMKJ Cv If . . . Morrison-Quark Gram Corp. ,rmzirfw ze 6 - 3 -f is 4. , M., in 1 i from 'i-- -We-W-MM..W i M M JUN N 3 2 - 5' f 1 ii: Wi 1 iii? 5 u i M ii H i Q wg? -, ing ,, E gagi 5' ' ' , , , wg. .w fp k fw i- ' 'lv ,l NEBRASKA Heating Hardware Plumbing Gas and Electric Appliances Batteries, Auto Accessories Gambles Mr. Sz Mrs. Gilbert Schunk Phone 742-3391 Sporting Goods, Inc. 232 N. Lincoln Ave. Hastings, Nebraska Phone 2-6132 The Exclusive Athletic And Sporting Goods Store Of Hastings Dr. A. B. Rosenau, Dentist Phone 2-5910 301 Gaston Building Hastings Scheidings - Appliances Philco - Maytag - Emerson Dupont Paints Jewelry Clocks Elgin And Swiss Watches Phone 49 Blue Hill 67 QQ 53, Wayfare Motel COHgTa.Q1eX Y Q , . i --Q,f Enjoy A Qu1et Rest .. 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