Broken Bow High School - Warrior Yearbook (Broken Bow, NE)
- Class of 1954
Page 1 of 100
Cover
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Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1954 volume:
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IV K kj , L-f AUG 31 School opened CMothers sugh wuth reluefl SEPT 7 Labor Day Vacatuon QMothers joy short luvedl SEPT 9 School convocatuon Dr Wallace dus cussed the Youth Center SEPT 12 SIX boys and Mr Huntzunger went to St Paul to a dustruct F F A meetung QChu ken projects duscussed Result popcorn sold at B B games wull have more chucken fat on ut J SEPT 16 F FA and F H A party fFarmers daughters meet farmer s sonel SEPT 17 Furst fure drull iEverythung went along fune untul Meldon Lacher trupped over Frank Connely s bug toej SEPT 18 Furst football game here'-Ravenna 0 us 53 ilnduans plucked Blueuaysl SEPT 21 F H A was hostess to Ravenna s new F H A fDuscussed ways and means to cook chuckensl SEPT 25 Football game at Ord O us 41 Un duans plucked Chantucleersl SEPT 28 Teachers lnstutute fOh boy' No school' Sleep late' J SEPT 29 Lyceum Dr Nelson and hus Adven OCT OCT OCT OCT OCT OCT OCT OCT OCT OCT OCT OCT OCT OCT tures wuth Electrucuty fFortunately no one was electrocuted although Roger Clark thought for a munute he wasl 2 Football game here Munden 0 us 47 fPurpIe and whute goes home black and bluel 3 Melody Roundup at Hastunqs CLOST 1 reed 1 seat on the bus and one bass 5 19 Senuors had duscussuon wuth Con gressman Muller Reserves at Lexungton 6 FFA meetung lChucken pruces goung down D 8 FFA boys went to Callaway FFA chapter fObJect To fund means to keep chucken pruces from goung down! 9 Football game at Holdrege 26 us 19 llnduans lcst game but kept theur spuruts UP 12 FHA and FFA party fPruces for gotten unterest only un chuckens 1 1215 Ncrval McCaslun went to Kansas Cuty Mo to FFA conventuon fChucken pruce sutuatuon crutucal Eat a chicken a day campaugn plannedl Jr Hugh Football game at Loup Cuty Football game here Burwell 7 us lLonghorns dehornedl Jr Hugh Football game wuth Psvenna Football game at Loup Cuty They 19 19 lClose game' no runs some errorsl 23 attended F H A dustruct meetung at Burwell 'Object should roast chucken be stuffed wuth bouled chucken'7J 26 F H A meetung KDecude to fry chuckenl The Home Ec 3 class began a class for preschool chuldren fWhuch group had more fun the kuds or the Home Ec cIass J G! OCT OCT OCT NOV NOV NOV NOV NOV NOV NOV NOV NOV NOV DEC DEC DEC DEC DEC DEC DEC DEC DEC DEC DEC 27,1511 4 XCifLf0 6 7 f 1 fi! .,- 27 Sophomore Class party fFound 1 pr shoes Zcombs, 1 lupstuck 1 Freshman! 28 Suoux Club had candy sale lSee your dent st twuce a yearlj Football game at Aunsworth 32 us 59 llnduans came home warwhoopurgl 29 30 Teachers lnstutute IWE COULD SLEEP LATE AGAlN 'J 3 6 F H A week C Take a chucken' to dunner week observedj 9 14 Educatuon week QMama and daddy came to see us workll 10 Demcnstratuon nught for parents K Anton von Guerrucke almost fell off the stagej 12 Armustuce Day convocatuon CVery un spur-ung programj Commercual Club meet ung fDuscussed proper ways to sut on the bosss lap! 13 Football game at Lexmgton 17, us 12 1Munutemen a second too fast for the In duansj 17 Jr Class play for grade school 18 Jr Class play for hugh school and publuc lWell gee kids you re PRAC TICALLY my best fruends J 18 19 Three senuors went to State Musuc Clunuc at Fremont C What we saw there, dud there heard there we left there! l 23 The F H A gurls cleaned and fuxed up the gurls dressung room QFOUND 1 Football Shoej Football Banquet 24 Freshmen class party fMany gurls went ho ne wuth crushed toes but happyl 1 Jrs gave campaugn speeches for Coun ty Government day electuon f Vote Fed eralust' Thus us a paud polutucal an nouncement and does not necessaruly re flect the vuews of thus staff J 3 To the sorrow of most students, school was closed at noon because of the weather! Jrs w re elected for County Government Offuces 1EIectuon returns un early! 4 No school because of snow KOH Heckl Basketball game at Holdrege 51 Broken Bow 49 7 County Government day for the gun uors fCourthouse buzzed wuth actuvutyj 9 Chorus went to Burwell for Three Louups Clunuc lWe came home hoarse but happy D 10 Junuor Hugh basketball game 11 Cuvucs class wutnessed trual at court house lThus us Sergeant Fruday reportung Dumm da daaa dal 14 FHA famuly nught lDunner and a square dance followed J 16 Student Councul Convocatuon 17 Sele ted Student Councnl Representa tuves Jumor Hugh basketball game wuth Ansley 18 Basketball game here Fullerton 39, ue 44 lA good game! K . - , I I ' ' . u playerlj ' I - ' , . . . , ' 1 - . ' . .I ., U 'I L I I - I ' l . I . 13 . ' ' . ' l I . 16 - , - - - 27. . . ' ' ' . ' I' - .20 . ' ' .. ' .23 ' . , . 1 , us . . , - ' ' ' ' .24 . . . ' ' ' , ' I DEC DEC DEC JAN JAN JAN JAN JAN JAN JAN JAN JAN FEB FEB FEB FEB FEB FEB FEB FEB FEB FEB MAR MAR 21 Basketball game Lexungton 58 51 fOur boys must have been watchnng the Lex cheerleadersj 22 Voted for presudent of Student Coun cul lWe elected a very able bodned class matel 23 At 3 00 our Chrustmas vacat on began C Lets go see Sandy Claus J 5 FFA meetnng The boys had a whnte elephant sale tChucken pruces must bo subsnduzedl 6 Annual puctures taken fWatch the bnrdue'l Lyceum Joyce and Clyde Dupont 9 Basketball game here Davud Cnty 39 46 lBoys nn good shape Cheerleaders shape alsoj nuor Hugh played Merna here F H A fDnscussed ways to duet Chuck campaugn out of handl Basketball game Loup Cnty 87 1 Hey wha hoppen 1 15 Semester exams lChewed fnnuer nals tears and pencul stubs not unusual snghts after these trynng daysl 15 Basketball oame at Ravenna 46 Bro ken Bow 50 lThat was closell 19 Basketball game wnth Ord 39 Broken Bow 53 tThe Chantucleers got plucked agaunb Bow 63 1 How many pounts ya make' 1 29 Basketball game wnth Ravenna 46 Broken Bow 61 fWe dud nt agann'1 2 Game at Ansley 46 Broken Bow 54 tRah' Rah' Rahll 5 Game at Gothenburg 64 Broken Bow 54 fWe wuz robbed'l 9 Game here wnth Burwell 44 Broken Bow 71 fwhered them wranglers dusap pear to?J 12 Game at Ord 45 Broken Bow 58 fChee that floors elnckll 15 FFA meetnng fEmergency meet ng rooster begnnnung to lay eggsl 18 Commercual Club meetnng IWMCY' cooled typewrnters and asbestos rubbons duscussedl 19 Lyceum Game here wnth Loup Cnty 63 Broken Bow 53 fWell we tr-ued'l 22 FHA meetnng FFA and FHA dance Convocatuon honornng Washungton f and un ernclusuon le me say t at Waehungton was real George H 24 Band clunnc at Ord fTa ran ta ra a a'l 26 Game wnth Cozad 55 Broken Bow 57 fPuff! Puff! We made nt Maw'D 1 F FA Dnetruct Conventnon at Loup Cnty lHed make a GOOD Preeudent knowe all about chncken hawks! 4 Tournament agaunet Fullerton 64, ue 57 fWe'Il be back agann'J MAR MAR MAR MAR MAR MAR MAR MAR MAR MAR APR APR APR APR APR APR APR APR APR APR APR MAY MAY MAY MAY MAY MAY MAY MAY MAY MAY 5 Sr Home Ec Style Show lWhat' No Bukunus J 8 FFA meetnng I Men thus us sernous' Somebodys sellung dressed owls at half pruce' J 15 FFA Parent son Banquet fChncken surplus must be reducedj 16 F FA Meetung fSpecIaI meetnng' Chucken nappers un town Who has the lock to the hen house door 5 19 Custer County Musuc Festuval at Ar nold Chonr sang for dedncatuon of North Park School f Gee wnsht I could go t school there' I 22 FHA meetnng fSpecuaI meetnng for electuon of offucersl 1 If ut hadnt a been for her chuckcn hash recupe she wouldnt a won J 23 Doane Tngcr Band played at the Hngh School lHoId that Tuger'J 24 Faumers Formal fHey Ma' Wheres my whnte shnrtlj 29 X rav unut for tuberculosns fYa had yer putcher took yet' I 30 Jr and Sr Band Concert K Hey What Are We Playnn '7 J 1 3 State FFA and FHA conventnon lFarm guys and gals learn how to make bug potatoes out of lnttle ones! 6 Faculty School Board dnnner FFA meetnng Wesleyan players there they go' 1 8 10 Dustruct Musuc Contest lMm m m 1 8 All Hugh School Party lAw w w w' I cant dancell 15 Three Loups track meet Lyceum 19 Track meet Callaway here 20 F FA meetnng 1 I make a motnon we have a party wuth chncken sandwuchee J '71 Mus c varuety show K I especnally Inked the Kruegen Sue Nncht Brod Mnt Enne Fleusche Balle puece I 22 F H A Mother Daughter Tea f0ne or Two lumps7J 23 24 Unnversuty Fnne Arts Festnval 29 Trans Nebraska Relay Track 1 Jr Sr Banquet 1 Hey, whnch fork do I use? J 4 FFA meetnng 1 and theys stnll some chnckene left'J 6 8 Dustruct track meet Q Im runnun the mule aprunt J Musnc Department Sprung Formal F FA Party CWheres the food7 j Baccalaureate Class Nught F F A meetnng fNew projects dnscuss Croeenng of owls wnth goats to pro duce hootnn nannues conenderedl 19 Commencement tHappy vouces and sad heartsl 21 End of School lHeyu Maw! l paesedlj . - ' , us . . . . . Us I ' D - . . . . . . I l H . ' in un nu I - - u Ju ' ' . . . 11 . . . ' ' . ' - . ' ' en ' . ' , . 1 I , US ' I ' v ' I 52. nu , ' u .un ' ' i , ' ' au . 13- . ' - ' . ,, ' JAN. 26 Basketball game at Burwell 45. Broken APR. 7 Ord Invitational track meet K .... and H ' VV YY . . ' H ' - a ' . - A :I n Q . 4 ' 7 ' If - v ' v - ' I - . - ' H D U I e ' H Y ' , . , I . D - - ua 1 ' v : 1 1 - ' . . . .. ' ' h - u I an 12 . . . ' . l . . i v . . . U 16 - . 17 ' ' , 18 . . . ' ' ' - I . . . I I I ed' I I . 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Bow, B7'0k6Tl Bow, Shes the greatest High of any that I know Always giressfng onwarcl, may her gfory ever grow My honored Alma Mater Broken Bow, hi-o Both purity and strength lzer cofors Bfazen forth ugion lzer banner bright We7f honor them and love forever Our glorious RED and WHITE Chorus Then lzaff to thee our Alma Mater Hari our High School ever true and Accept as gifts ufon thy altar The tribute of our songs. strong J-'J Tom Talbot .............. Editor Mr. cupl ..... ........... sponsor Shlrley Bonnell June Chrlsp Lenny Choffel Joyce Neth Beverly Bxlllard Peggy Volzke Tamce Hagood Howard Kennedy Bonnie Powell Carol Hardnock Carol Thompson Frank Connely Barbara Erickson Allan Hendrickson Dixle Whitman Glenn Roseberry Joan Hyatt Mamlyn Eacker Thelma Coffman Jaret Hare Darlene Lmvllle Jim Witter Jean Rockwell Harvey Schmid Jane Chase Yvonne Coffman Shirley Eacker Petersen Jim Neth Margie Wxlliams Joanne lburg Francs'-1 Doyle FH'ancis Eugene Armstrong Irving Johnson yy 21 52 f jf CL. to Pl Edgar Varney Paul Hicks Bob Koozer Janie Leming secretary Dr Ralph Blair Fred Wltcher President Everett Govier Supt. 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Eugene Armstrong Football 1234 Basketball 1234 Track 1234 B Club 34 Band 1234 Cholr 234 Madri gals 234 Annual Staff 4 Cl Off 1 Natlon al Honor Qoclety 34 Melodv Rndup 234 Band Daw 13 Bows Qtate 3 Dust Musxc Con test 12 3 Loups Band Cllfllf' 1234 Co Govt 3 3 Loups Choral CIIHIC 234 Joselyn Mem mlal 2 Mus 0 Letter 234 1m Wltter lootball 1734 Track 123 Rand 934 Choir 24 Annual Qtaff 4 Student Manager 3 Band dax 3 Mel R ndup 34 Joselyn Memor lal 2 3 Loups Cllnlc 234 Chrlstmas Play 3 Intramurals 234 Doyle Ff8nC15 Football 123 Basket ba 123 Track 123 B Club 123 Choir 234 Annual Staff 4 C1 off 124 State Track Meet 123 Asst Coach 4 All State Footlball 23 A11 State Basketball 3 3 Loups Chou' Cl1n1c 234 3 Loups Con Joselyn Memorlal 2 Margle Wllltams FHA 1234 Ann Staff 4 Y Teens 12 FHA Dlst Conv 234 FHA officer 4 - . ,I A 1 . ' . 1 ' 1 1 . . . 1 . ll , , 1 - 11 11 , - . - 1 1 , . . 1 1 I . . ' - - - 1 1 . - , 1 1 - ' 1 ' . . . 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Govt. 3. Lillian Leverington XX 4 General. Duane Myers I utbxll 1 4 Pasketball F ll ' I'.Lnd 1' mr 4 Plav lmncl D v 13 Nlelody Roundup '34 3 Loup Cholr 1111110 234 Viola Winchester Y xml 234 FHA 1234 M01 H ndup 23 Thx?-e Loupe Is md Clinic 234 Music Letter 3 Yvonne an Sioux Club 234: Choir 34: FHA 1: Com. Club 41 Annual Staff 4: 3 Loup Choir Clinic 345 Sioux Club Off. 345 Y-Teens 12. Lyle Poland 1 enexal 8 6 Max GIIJSOH if .4-lv 1 I FFA 1234 FFA Letter 2 FFA State Conv 234 1-PA Dist Com 23 Christmas Play 3 Beverly Blulafd '-mux Club 123 PHA 12 Annual Staff 4 1 leons 12 Glrls Glee 2 Cl Off 3 'FZ' oyce Neth FHA 1234 Com Club 4 Annu 11 Qtatf 4 FHA District Meetmg 1 im Smets Football 234 Baqket ba 34 Track 1234 B Club 34 FPA 1234 FFA Off 4 FFA Dist Conv 1234 Intramurals D1Ck Te ahon Track 2 FFA 1234 Student Mgr 34 FFA Offlcer 4 D1Qtr1ct PFA tons 134 State FFA Lomentlon 34 Chrlst mis Play 3 Lenny choffel Basketball 12 Track 4 Chou' 34 Annual Staff C 0 112 In ra. murmls 3 C Coxt 3 3 Loups Lhmr Clmlc 34 Jostlyn Memr al 2 W i,y Jw,- oanH tt SIOUY Club 12 Band 4 Chou' 234 Niadrlgal 34 PHA 1234 FHA Off 23 JI' Play 3 An nual Qtaff 4 X Teens 12 Muslc Letter 34 Jr Cl Play Award 3 GIYIQ Glee 2 3 Loup Choir Cl1n c 234 Nlel Rndup 4 FHA Conn 12 Joselyn Nlemorlal 2 State Mus Cllmc 4 Jack Mattox Football 14 Intramural 4 Track 34 Band 1 FFX 1234 Maw Ann Skinner Rand 234: Library Connell 4: 3 Loupe: Con- ference 234: Melody Roundup 234: Band Day 3: Music- Letter 3. Gary Briggs Football 123-1: Track 123: B Club 343 FFA 1234: Co, Govt. 3: Dist. FFA Convention 345 FFA Vice Pres. 34: Student Council 4. Z J!04,f,o!fff 7J Alma Baker Hogalaoom Cheerleader 1 Band 234 Lholr 234 Com Club 4 Cl Off 3 Mel Rndup 2 Band Day 3 3 Loups Clxmc 234 3 Loupe Chou- Clxmc 234 Joselyn Memorxal 2 Glrls Glee 2 Nluslc Let ter 234 Loren Haefele Football 1234 Basket ba. 3 Track 4 Club 234 PFA 1234 Darlene LIUVII Sioux L lub 12 Band Jr Play 3 nnual Staff 4 Ind Staff 1 Y Teena 12 GIYIS Glee Band Day 3 Mel. Rndup 34 3 Loups Band Cl1n1c 34 Dra matic Club 1 Co Govt 3 MUSIC Letter 4 Edwln D3Vl.dS0n FFA 1234 Intramurals 1234 Student Councxl Donn Knepper Foothill 34 Baeketball 34 Track 34 Club 4 Land 34 Cho1r 34 Nladrx ale 3 Cl Oil 4 Nlel Pndup 34 Band Dax 3 3 Loupe Comrrcncf 34 C0 Coxt 3 3 Loups Choral Chmc '4 3 Loup Band Cllnxc 34 Margaret McIntosh Band 334 Jane Chase PH X State Corwentlon 334 3 Loups Choral 1117110 '34 Flne Arts Fest1xal3 Dlet Speech Contest 34 Band 1334 Choir 3-4 FHA 1' 34 Annual Staff 4 'NIaJorette 234 Band Dag, 13 Nlusxc Contest 193 Nlel Rndup 234 FH-X offxcer 334 3 Louws Band Clllllc 103 FH-X Dmt Com entlon 034 Niuslt Letteer 23 Com Chuck Holcomb Football 134 Basketball 1234 Track 1234 B Club 34 Cl Off 4 Boys State Alter nate 3 Co Govt 3 3 Loups Conference 34 Irvlng ohnson I ooth'1,ll 1334 IS xsket V34 Trark 1234 P Club '31 Band 34 Chou' 234 Ann Staff 1 Off 4 Coun Govt 3 Band Day 3 Mel R ndup 34 Band Clmlc 34 Choral Qhruc 4 1f7Z,d 72 Carolyne Hardnock QIOUX Club 4 Cholr 34 Com Club 4 Annual Staff 4 Ioup Cholr Cllmc 34 Dlst Musto Con 4 Harvey Football 23: Basketball 12345 Track 12343 An- nual Staff 45 Co. Govt. 3. De VOl'1!'1 Lee Chorus 4 Sue Pracht Sioux Club 123: FHA 12343 Girls State 3: Treasurer of Sioux Club 3: Treasurer of FHA. 49 Y-Teens 2: FHA Dist. Conv. 24. James Neth Track 34: FFA 12343 Jr. Play 3g Ann. Staff 4: FFA State Conv. 345 Natl. Conv. 43 Dist. FFA officer 4: Christmas Play 35 FFA Let- ter 245 Intermurals 34. Don Walker FFA 123 Jr Play 3 BOIIIIIB POWCH 4 Library Councll 4 Annual Staff 4 Mel Rndup 23 Band Day 3 Co Mus Con 2 3 Loup Clinic 234 Freda Carpenter Sioux Club: FHA 123. Gall Clay Footlball 1234 Track 1 234 B Club 34 Intra murals 1234 3 Loups Conference 34 SiOUJF Club 1: Band 2343 FHA 123 Com. Club i 9 j 43? iam! 'WOW On September 5 1950, '1 lnnd of ft? lndlans fanlped at Broken Boxx Hlgh School As thelr flrst lf ldtrs thcx tho t Iugene Almstrong 'ts Supfr QhlQf Doxle lrantls as Lhlef to assist the Nupel fhlff Txlxe Alflffld as XX 111101 to lxtep the trlbal 1e1o1ds Baxbaxa Lrlckson as L1axe to guard the xxampum md Bob Clalz as bc out to lxeep order 111 tht tube Patrltla Russell xxas our RISC coun tllor Thev celfbrttcd the close of thelr fllst poxx xxoxx at a C et Acqualnted partx glven by the Sophomores 'lhen thex xxere leadx to enter mto thelr lflxst Xetr of Learnlng Durlng thls xear at C .tmp BBH9 they began to leeognlze then' abllltles and set out to make a name for themselves ln the fleld of muslc athletlcs and dram mtlts It xx 'ls not 'Ill xxork and no play for they emoyed many par tles md dances Almost before they reallzed lt thc- l ll t Year of Learning xx ls flnlsheu 'md tht Illtlllllk xxue f 01111, llllbtllfl xx xoxx c num lr o Le llflllq 'lhelr xxlse rounrlor 1' tllls xt 1 x IN tl S lt s x 15 lliflltll klllltl L hltf Doxlt Ylalltls xx L'-. xgun Ch and the rt sponslllllltlts of both VK illltbf' 1nd 1il1XQ rtstcd upon tht slloult els of ICHITN Q hoffcl This dont lhe Indlms than settled l xxn to the tlsl th lt xxqs lllfl1H tl1111 Bx the end of the xclr they had DIOXLG the1nselxt's 0UtSIZ1IldlllD ln Slllfllll hip Lnd the lloxs cxulllnb ln 'tthletlts As the Thlrd Year of Learnlng frcpt upon the Indlftns lt found them xxlscr th 111 the xzftr he fore but xxlth lN'tTlW suhycts x t to tonqmr I nder the 1Cltlt-'lkhlll oi thell SUDGI Chlet Tylxt Axnold ex ag, lln ltunellc d forxx nd Xmon elr en: t LYOIS xx ns 1 IX tn 1 u t t 'l xlxe It XX ou er er x o tx llso 1 1 1 o 1 Pk lllr., .L llttlc mo tllrtd nd 'nd h 1 ll ex ex +111 tc 111 Nl 1 lon e Nemo s spend an I YGHIIIL, In 1,1118 xxlth them xt tht l xnqutt md l'1o Thtlr xxlse Ctllllltlllrl Illlltl San dtls .ltted 1s sponsor 'Ind SUIJQFXISKDI Remlnlscmg now as we leave our lourth Hear ot Le trn ne., hfthllld us xxe set great llTlI'JlOXQ ments oxtr the lllnd of Lrude Indl tns th 1t clmped at Bl Hs ln the ftll of 1010 We knoxx that xxlth out the f.,l.1lll mat and understandlnfs of the tt 1111915 and flLll1l5 xxe mlzht haxe fllled and xxe are ,fateful f0l them Noxx as the year dl txxs ltstlf to a close xxe bld our Umm Mater So Iona But lt BS not xeallx a falexxell fol xxe are not letxlnc, xxt are Just enttrmg the School of Llfe CLASS OFFICERS PI GSIdEflf Doyle Francls Vlce Presldent Donn Knepper Secretary Charles Holcomb Treasurer Irvlng Johnson COLORS NI ITOUH and XX hlte FLOWER 1XllltI1f.tll'l l't'1utx Post MOTTO l'1dclle Xour Oxxn 1 mot 0 0 -2 Sl-jf -,V ,-w- V.f -' A' -1 -- ' ' 1 ' .V V V L1 'Z . .' V V x ' I V . - AI' . . 7 ' , . L, y ., . ' v g 'f '57 5 ' 2 - 1 ' 1 -' .I ' .'l K V I. .' - 1' A A - 1 2 1 5 ' ' -K1 V- V . K .1 I - VV , h, - jf ' L V V V V - - . ' - ' K. L. i . , - ' V :V . A-I ' ' , we , '1. ' ' . 1 '1 .' '1 ' hll ' ,' 1 -' po '-x' ' ill Dl'f'1JZll'2lllllll for Th l ,T tl d Yr-1 t' 11 ' '1.. ' -' ' l fo A i1'X'1,' llelll Sh' -ld.: Boll Craig x'1 .' 1 A 1' H- ' W, j A 1 'z .' 1 '1' , ief 1 I ' ' '11 '1 1 ': ' - 1 .' I , ' T -. . X, '1 x co ' 1:1 1 up - 1' -1. j D' 11 ' ' A 5 fr .' ' 1' ' .i' 1 's 1 1 'X ' f' ' 1 A N '. 1 ' .' It , jo ' L. T 1 ' '-I ' 'V ' , and assisted by the Chief. Lenny Choffl-lg the Xx'1lr1'io1', Jozxnne Iburgg and the Brztve. .lanlve llngood, th j fi ' 1 1 '1 ' . 1 g th ' l-1 ' '1.' 11 11: B' 1 t'tlecE Yo willly '1 ' 'ith Y dll' 't -l lvj Katy C 1111. Th 1 .' 1l1'ltS'l1I0d 21 serif-as of lx' 'L-um 1 1' ur. ms. lf' ll' ' ' ' re r-ul 1 ll 1'efi11r-tl tow. ' 1 1- enl of the ye: ', tll A' .'t- l -l 1 i11 t1tt to th S1 ' 1'.' to s 2 ' ' f 1 1 1 - Sz 1 1 , ' m. xl A ', ' ' - f 'zif ' -Y- - V1 1 ' ' '1 .' 1 1 ' 1 .' ' 1 .F . ' ' ' - V- ' l 1 A , ' r 1 li 1 VBV f ': X V - ' V 2 ' , . V f fx ' 1' 1 ' : '11 '1 '. ' : - fl ' ' 1 1 1 ' 1 ff. ' 4 'S . ,, V . V 1 . V 1 -' U -, V , . ' , ' ' . : . 1 1 ' ' : ., Q V . V: awlfk ' , I wr--v THE FINALISTS 1954 Back Row KL to RJ Mary Ann Skinner Jack Nlattox Lenny Choffel Irvlng Johnson Lhuc-k Holcomb Jxm Vhtter Jean I ockxxell Mnddle Row C1rol'l'hompeon Darlene Lmulle Jane Chase Pebgy Volzke Barbara. Ifrlckson Joanne lburg, lfrancle Nlarllyn hacker Front Row Duane Myers Don Broyles Glenn Ro eberry Howard Kennedy Tyke Arnold kugene Armstrong, Tom Talbot North Ward Kmdergarten 1941 South Xvard Kmdergarten 1941 THE ORIGIN of The CLASS OF 54 When the school bells rang m September 1941 two groups of mnoc-ent httle chxldren with f'1ceQ scrubbed hrxght and haxr combed and rlbboned .started off to KIN DILRFARFLY about twen ty blX on the north sxde 'ind nxneteen on the south side The most memorable event of that out standm year uae a hobo pxrmc Of these two groups twenty one tsome etlll mnocentb hue sur vu ed the moore of school lxfe to be graduated thxrteen yeals later LLIISD LUILL We the SSHIOI' class of Dlneteefl llllfldfed Bfld fOL1I', of BTOICCTI Bow H SCIIOOI d6Cla1'8d to be of healthy ITl1I1d and able soul, leave Olll' WO1'ld1y POSSCSSIOHS to fI'l0SC lucky enough IO TCCCIVC OUI' wealth In the WITIICSS of each other on tl'11S day of May, we CICCIZ-1I'6 tI'11S to be OLII' Last W and Testament J s 0 ch n s c lx 111 d um just ls duty is I founc 'Il lxl APNOLD x xll lctn Is uen I'll stll for myst I 1 good uomun IN h'1rd to fund NIlIl'I l N IIONNFIT lent my gllssls to Donnx Ily itt so that she cfm see hel xyfty through enx x nex y I I XI I IX I II IIXLD bequeath '1ll my good tnnfs 'it p'ut1es to B1ll1e Du-lon she knows hon to :mm tncm IINI II IIN I S lc-me my nxt and personillty to Jeux Choffel Dont Lbuse It plvlse I XRS I I ICI 's letue my FFA offxce to t ary Zoe1b hell take good Cale of DON PI OX II S If ue my elisecs yuthout eyer opemnar rny books I I IDX I XRII N FI ll lent my bum xxrfappt s NI: K nnccx 'lley xylll stnt gon 1 III Illl n let nt xt winter Nl L xt ne r 4 rf hfls x I so I 1 1 show ' mt xl f N D X c t um 1 L AII KLAI It nt my mttxest In school to kenny LIIIXIIIO DH AIN COLLI btq IQ 1th my LOIIIDOIICIOII xylth Romto to Cllylon NN PIICIIII t THI LIN, X COI FNI XX xxlll all my ugor and y1t'il1tw to the Ircshrnen they ll need 1 I'hANk LONNI LS XXIII my hu ky XOILG to Q JINIH Robmson BOB CPAIC leave my Judo technxquest to N911 L irroll h vmn he xx ont bleak hm neck I IJ D XX IDNOX xxlll my pull yylth the ta uhms to Tum llxckson NIARILX N LAL kl ll Ie no Broken Bow for Hollywood as soon as poswxble x on tyclt hts to .lout Dlyulson They mn ect III LOIII nay tx XXNI III A N1 IN lc ut my chur ln Chou' to QIIAIIXH L 1 DOI LI I IJANLIS leave tht DLHIOLFAIQ and RCIIIIIJIILLLIIE to E 1QI1 othm to ilbllt fox themsllxts MAA C ILNON lone ll Iutuxe romintes to Cumd He shoots tl bttter arrow Xe CIIAUINCY GOI I L 'Ind LX LI IOL-XXD ltmye our nom out st its m Lnalxsh to two of next yen s seniors DON CJPOSQ yylll the helllmfe of the sports stcuon to Du une Gunther L PFW HAI I I II l xx fl ll 1 Il to Dlrny Ktuc t J XNILI' II U OOD yy mltl ,nr Int I C t spare It Q XPOLX NL H-XI IJNIN Ix y L mnslr 11 far XI T II XP Hr of my loc to Anyone s IIIIIPZ' 1 locltfr xy th two other people I I I S nl t he meds ll I J rl l H Q . . . i Q . . 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I1--wzu'e of thzt n wwtl n-hom rush! , JICRIIY IIAI'MON'I', will my rc-d hair to I-'l 'yd Spf-nver: It hut 1 I ,- ' , Ll Him UJILL ALLEN HFNDRICKSONI bequeath my hexbht to next years basketball team ALNIA BAKER HOGABOONI leaye school to become a full t1me housewxfe CHLCK HOLCONIB leaye Connxe Lnderberg to tyyo years of old maxdhood JOAN HIATT leaye my yyltty xemarks to Mr Jacob IRX INf' JOHNSON leaye my suptrlor strength and ruggedness to Superman Now he c1n be the strongest man xn the woxld XIRPINI X IXFLLS leaye my Qpftnxsh hook to those yyho yyant somethmg dry to stand on when It rains HOVS APD KENYFDX lf'1ye the front royv IH Fngllsh class to anyone not IH love DONN KNFPPER le'1ye SOCIOIOIIY class to o to court MFLDONI LACHFR leaye B-BH? on my motorcycle .IININIX LI4 PANT yylll my curly h'11r to Judy Hlcks DEYOHNI LEF leaye school yylth '1 dlamond on my thlrd fmger KFNNETH LINK leaye my sklll at playmg monopoly to anyone yylth nothing better to do DAPLI NL LINXILLI letye xll of Illy mldnl ht xldfs to Paul Peyer NI NHC XI ET NICINTOKII luquexth my punftl flllly to Noryal NUC lslln SIIIRI I '1 NIEDT NI NTT JK lt rye my g,1ft of 1.,Llm to D xyt Iretcht ln hopes lt will be of 'I great help DI ANI XIHI RQ leaye my chur In band to NIFINIYI Nllllsip hell get there someday IINI NI FII leaye lth perlod study I1 Ill to g,1V9 thc tear her '1 rest .IOYCI NETH leaye eommcrtlal class to those yyxth the abxllty to yayrlte shorthand SHIRLEX EACKFR PLTI BNI N yylll my ralnboyy shades ot han' dye to Xiarxlyn Haumont BONNIE POXX ELL le'1ye my oftlce Joh to Donna Nllll rp IE KN ROFIXXK PLL yylll my lllllit yy us ln lnnd to Pull C4JlIlC0tt FI I NN RUNI BFI RX dont le rye anythm stmgfy '1mInot III PII X Sf IINIID lr ur my Mor sl X to anyone yyho lmkns to hlke Somttlmes lt runs NIAPX ANN 9kINNl ll le Lyt the parkmg lot yylth 1 broken fence .IINI QNILFQ leaye my qulct m mner to Davey Davls TONI TAI BOT leaye my nimble tlngers and cool pauenee to 'my one yy ho IS h'1v1ng trouble Wlth hxs ty p1n,, I OR1 NT TAX LOR leaye lmth Ayenue ln 1 cloud of dust to I arry Neutzman DICK TFAHON yylll my posltxon rs student manager to Lyle Peltzer In hopes he yvlll take zood care of our team CAROI TIIONIPQON leaye hx h school yy1th a, scrapbook full of memorles PI I f X XOLLEI' yyxll my chftrleldln emblem to Fall Francls DON XX ALkI R lL'1yt my moyy boy h It to anyone yyho c xn hldt undel lt as yyell as I do DIYII W HITXIAN le xyr L11 mv questlons to Sharon Moore she has 'Ill the ansyyers' NVe MARCIE XVILIIANIS 'md NIOLA XX INCHESTI It le'1ye our ullectlon of coyyboy pxctures to XX Inner Brothers btudlo I .IINI XX ITTLR leaye my extra pounds to Nancy Oyyen I DL ANE XX OOTEI Q leaye my 'knoyy hoyy yy1th automobxles to Henry Ford 1 J rl i l I I, 'I' II' I , 4 ' 'ff ' ' ' I . 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MM k av I -, I , v , 'A A' Y ' ik' v .',.jif f'vI ,H .- ' I. .Y ' Prophecy L Lakes D Dislikes A Ambition 0 Obstacle R Results NORMA APPLEGARTH anything nothing who knovss can t tell has good time CLYDE ARNOLD country girl city chicks farmer no farm deiers Lvl Joe ALMA Baker HOGABOOM vseiners and beans cleaning house to get married none ambition realized BEVERLY BILLIARD I diamonds Spanish senoia no senor senorita SHIRLEY BONNELL KCNI vsestern music opera star l'1I'X ngitis female Johnny Ray B R I DG ES walking fast JM to get true blue girl girl IS fickle foreign legion GARY BRIGGS cattle shouoffs farmer good looks matinee idol EUGENE ARMSTRONG trombone kvssin 19 Jeweler sticky fingers shopllfter DON BROYLES playing hookey belng caught college flunks out busboy FREDA CARPENTER late hours school housewife no man VI AC JANE CHASE boys bragging marriage no proposal matron in Old Soldiers home EONARD CHOFFEL to talk stuck ups write stones no inspiration li ty pesetter JUNE CHRISP red heads hurrying missionary homesickness Sunday School teacher CLAY to drne being bossed African explozer Cannibals rul s meat maikct DWAIN COBLE himself going, steady flour to door sal0sman mein bulldog inxalid THELMA COFFMAN to dance uoih 'lNl'1llC sS handsome axiator little ayiatrm YVONNE COFFMAN boys California to catch man slow runner old maid FRANK CONNELLY to talk a lot GAIL politician too honest taxpay er ROBERT CRAIG ,girls rules and regulations great loyer 'Montana pluns sheep herder EDWIN DAVIDSON Hamburgers Cops baker no dough broke MARILYN EACKER to flirt long hair ballet dancer big feet handsprmg artist SHIRLEY Eacker PETERSEN colored hair getting up hot rod drlvei mairiage perambulator driver KAY ELLINGSON covsboys mathematics floozy actress teacher sleeping beautv SUOPCF' U1 D I 3 A7515 322223 52272, RH-+'nT I'll we 3 omg - HE: 0 on 3 -71' 'L' V7 2 2 O U 1 z 0 SUOPCJF' DOYLE FRANCIS MAX DON sports fishing colonel too short boy scout GIBSON unattainable snoopers admiral bow legged bronc buster GROSS to fight girls U3 polygamist unlaw ful bachelor LOREN HAEFELE sports girls basketball champ laziness fisherman JANICE HAGOOD A bean soup chnalry test mattresses yxeak springs flag pole sitter CAROLYN HARNOCK IUOIIPUF' Q mower? m 'I I P I m L l'l'I 17 I '4 I If C Z O Z I Jokes to be a. blonde black hair peroxide football eating fast laboratory technician chemistry arney cook friends freckles farmer no farm gardener ALLEN HENDRICKSON L small girls D few things A bachelor O fatal charms R marriage CHARLES HOLCOMB FUOPUF' u O P 2 I'- oboe? 2 blondes yy altzes army flat feet traffic cop H YATT diamonds typing housewife college educates Johnny NE Iburg FRANCIS most thmgs nothing telephone operator matrimony range rider L: ' L: L: ' D: D: D: ' A: ' ' A: J A: OZ ' 0: ' 1 O: li: ' li: R 1 R: L: ' ' L: L. 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A: ' , ' : ' ' - ' ' : O: . . . : . : . : ' : ' ' R: IREN IRV L Lnkes Prophecy Dnsllkes A Ambition O Obstacle R Results E JAC KSO N people sf hool manhater Paul marrxed ING JOHNSON rx -some glrls dentist ,gr od looks cutest k1d m t xxn GINIA KELLY men tt If hers xxt tlth xx IIITPQS xx mt ads HOWARD KENNEDY DON motorcycles pf HIll i.HShlD mcchanlc Jamce Herefoxd breeder KNEPPER to make faces studx hall dexxl Mrs Ogden Angel UD MELDON LACHER KHIS pro basketball het ht ctge boy DE VOHN LEE smgm., hem slngle lmn tamer ets marlled poor hubby JIMMY LEPANT J spaghettl klssless t,1rls ctsmo proprletor Nebraska law moves to Nevada KENNETH LINK blondes brunettes red heads blg cxtxes chauffeur no car hxtch hlker DARLENE LINVILLE mzallnsr solmersldes soc lallte her laughmg cxrcus clown MARGARET McINTOSH JAC R K underclassmen bemg delayed halr dresser dull sexssors crexv cut MATTOX football Englxsh truck drlver speed lxmlts pedestrlan DUANE MYERS DICK TEAHON xx omen goodx goody gxrls pus dent J I wenhoxxcr xx hlte house Janltor JOYCE NETH eel mol rattx remarks a1r stexxardess urs rkne dfcp sea dlxer NETH I IA ff :dm nullmnaxrc no monex com collector S RLEY Nuedt MATTOX mall and male rex olx1n doors moxle stat flgure llke 'NIAPILXV MONPOF calendar girl S PRACHT to xxork lmesx people nurse lnterne txxms JEAN ROCKWELL to drlxe fast JM fortune teller too honest snake charmer GLENN ROSEBERRY Lncle Sam Lncle Joe decorftted hem small chest medlc HARVEY SCHMID out of toxxn glrls lessons crooner talse teeth auctloneer MARY ANN SKINNER chernxstry loud people chemlst broken test tubes 'N 1 rl J M SMETS underclassmen xxorl msurtnce stlesmen father Ill laxx unemplox ed TOM TA L BOT brunettes xx atermelon arust max rlage house pamter LOREN TAYLOR Jeeps crabbx teachers xx restler no caullfloxx er ears ITIIISICIGYI OWU em sweet em sour canmbal kmg doesnt llke meat xegetarlan CAROL THOMPSON PUT' broxxn eyes tllrts secretarx marrled boss scandal PEGGY VOLZKE good rades BB boxs a One md Only too mmry class rxngs paxxn shop operator DONALD WALKER guns late hours UD farmer c1ty glrls lee man DIXIE WHITMAN clothes snakes look llke Betty Grable xx ooden leg makes toothplcks MARGIE WILLIAMS BPO her man get my hands on that !TI3.I'I ZUO S 0 1- P 5 z o I rn CD -I m :u JM none poor Ted boogle xx oogle school marrlage cant make up mmd spmster WITTER loxe PXPFCISQ Romeo too much competxtxon bachelor DWAIN WOOTERS 'PUOIPUF' ID O III C0 'I C O X ITI IJ to slng exams moxle actor Carv Grant usher funnx papexs Engllsh oxxn '1 dancmg xx 01 m xxorm xxont dance sells flsh LYLE POLAND PUOPUF' E r' E gxrls squeaky seats doctor famts trumpet play er AN LEVERINGTON shoxxs beards ph1losopher no phllosophx nonphllosophlc : . 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'7 , '-Sf ni :A , ,W , J nf A ,cl A' ia s , if 1 W,',, 1 -l'A i NDERCLASSMEN Oaelottle tcaalettle z'4zeelemk'7ndum4 L Q fc Back Row Xvlllmm F'lll1t0Y' limes f 1r'1rdm Ionfald Axe-ry Lrwm Hall Vlrgll Branstlter Larry Clalk lNe1l Cumll John llxstmas ll1ch'1rd VIcf'1rthy Mnddle Row C oorge Foldon llama Bmsslm Xxr mm Borchers Imogene Chrxsp Patrlcm Broun Beverly Burnett Nlullyn Hlumont Donxld Dahxrsh Front Row 1X1'1I11Xl'l D'11nton 'Vlamlyn Anderson Gary Butterfleld Charles Colhcott Elbert Davxs Marx Goxaerts Louise Eastwood CLASS OFFICERS Presudent Ronny Wachter Vice President Mgnlyn Parr Treasurer' Secretary Elbert DBVIS We as JUNIORS ........ ..........p1unge into a whirl of activity to finance the unior-Semor banquet. e presented the annual Junior play The Seventeenth Summer, sponsored ly- ceum programs, and sold refreshments at football games. We are well repre sented in scholastic and athletic activities and look forward to our last year. Arm Back Row Hazel Trotter Calvm Robmeon Ronny Wm-hter Charles Truesdell Robert Wmbolf. Allan Qchnerlnger Dwnny Stucker Stexlmg Troxel Jo'1n R215 Mlddle Row Nhrmn Qmnh Cirol Thomas Carolyn Pow Jilnlce Storme Niarxe Rxtterbush Charlyn Lhhb Helen Xhnbolt R115 Sterllng Front Row karen Ruesell Fllen qmets JoAnne Stewart XR alter XX olford Gary Zoerb B111 VV11cox Hedy Troxel JRTIICQ W aters karen VVo0ds FW? Back Row Iob Pricht Roberm N1cNI1lL1n Donnl Hyut M 1r1l5n P'1rr Roberta Nlorrls Sharon Moore Barb 1:1 Mexton L1ll1'1n Leverlnoton Dllfld Iraeht Mnddle Row Ivly Hudson Nlfuguet Lacher Cleo Patrmll. l ua Pay ne Darlene Mattox Lucille Jen -en Niaxgorxe Joneo Gale -Xnn Penn Front Row Don Mlller Kenny Lmwlle Dorothy Kellogg Mfmureen Madden Lyle Peltzer Nancy Owen Donna. Mlllsap Larry Neutzman Norval McCaal1n IW ' 3 ..f IXA. ' A X Q -...gn-vsq Back Row Patrlcxa Riggs Bonme Secor Phyllxs Myers DIXIE Ward Dorothy Wrlght Floyd Spen cer Duane Taylor Wayne Wxlllams Middle Row Carol Ann Reed Wanda Ramsey Lavon Uhllg Conme Underberg Marxlyn Thurman Joann Rockvsell Lea Ann Nelson Front Row Dwam Myers Kenneth Sears Harry Rosevberry Merrxtt Wmchester Bonme Thomas Michael Varuey Ransom Varney Luuls Stlthem CLASS OFFICERS 4 1'3n':: ' Presudent Tom Erickson Vuce Presndent Jerry Choffel Segrefary Louls Stlthem Q Q... Treasurer Annette Chase f, f 5 4' sf? H-..,. W, . As UPPERCLASSMEN ....... . . we embarked on the second lap of our Journey m our quest for enlighten ment. We prxcle ourselves m our mcreasmgf scholastxc abihty and aclmlrable qualxtxes 1n sports 1 2 14 , fy K. www MMM XX Back Row Flsle Harmon MWFIIQH M'1rt1n Roberta Ewens Barbara Kelly Judy Hlcks Dorothy Mc tirthx hltherxne Kelly John Mclntoah Middle Row loe Elchellwrfzer Qteve 'NI 1tt01cxOrw11 Lexerlngton Peggy 'NIcCarth3 Sharon Francis Joe N1 lttox Pxchard Lepant Front Row Tom lrxclwon Du uno Cunthor .lexry Milone Jllll Lyddon B111 Madden Larry Hxcken bottom Jun buggenmos Back Row .Ioxnne Nlycrs Mqrrcne Tucker lvay Cotfmfm Flmne Iggleeton Xlrblnxa Cole Joyce lollwltt BITYQ Lee Buux P11111 Dlxon Middle Row Ilm Cxrbon Annette Lhlsn Joyce Diudgon Peg, y Prown J03ce Brlggo Delorxb Der man Loxxell Lllllle Front Row 1on11dl3L11fngLr .Ink Connely Jerry Chofftl Bobby C115 John Dwtz Paul Lastman Howard Lallenger 'Qs-fu 1 . . 5, WAY VN,-is--1 Y Back Row Adnan Coble Alberta. Gilbert Patrxcla Farritor Racine Cramer Kenneth Clark Eileen Durman De Ann Brownmg. Donna Dunkel NVayne Dramse Middle Row Gwen lenster Nedra Bronx IoAnne Glbson Mary Jo Francls Anne Butterfleld Betty 1-acker Mary Blakeman .ludx Gardner Front Row John Bruce Xvune E14 helbelgvr lfxchard Broun Gall Francxs Melva. Anglemyer Anna I Lrstenson Jerry Chapin Roger Beck CLASS OFFICERS Vlce Presudent Mary Jo Young Secretary Marllyn Lee Treasurer Karen Orvis ESHMEN A egan a new chapter m th1s husmess of learnmg The 3R s were sup plementesi hy General SCICHCC ancl other unfamiliar subjects We soon forgot the strangeness of our classes, knew our classmates who were only a few weeks ago a sea of faces As we advance through the halls of learrung we wlll al ways remember our Freshman year ' ,, ,J I . I 'H xr: Q . ul h yi fx E, V President .................. . Clayton Wenquist ..... Qflllfffffff... ' Y As E .... A 4 0 I I I Q e-h . - ,, , . . . . pv- Pill to Back Row Lloxd Ramsev Chrnf-1 Robmson Ralph Reads Jr Wayne Rlttexbush Tom Smets John B Whltney Ina I-aye Smder Carol Parker Mary Annne Wlllenberg Muddle Row Irxun Qtone Clfuton NVenqu1st Jlm Pewter Karen Orws Mary Jo Young Carol W11 cox Pitrxcxa Txson Barbara Stone Front Row Fdxx 1rd Root rhlllllb Nleth John Qtevens Nancy Stlll Frances Wozxnka Donna Sams fonme Sldxler ldlth XX olfoxd Dlrlene Foot Ye7ber'1 Niflxm N11llN'1D Llxerm efhmlm 'NI1dge I-humont Norma Momnger Caro Lu Xuxld Cubssr letu Hxrmon Iuulw Hastings Ann Lnbcn Back Row Iddu Iwn Lme BIUIXII truss C 1rolxn Nhttox XX mrh 1!lIll h xthcrlne Cunther Robert NIcKn1ght 18 NI n1n er hue 1 N QLD I uth I uldnex Mmm M1 s Mnddle Row hu Ii1mh1rd JtI'HllIlL,N Ilud-on thlrles koozer Paul Hmmont Laxern Hasfale Lexus Myers Harold L-rxftnh Joey Lowder Front Row Xml Jagobsen Walter Back Row Frances Hawk, Mary Wltcher Peggy Moore Ba.rba.ra Line Marie Land Beulah Brown Second Row John Chaffln Don Jones Bxlly McCarthy Dean Schmld Robert Gunther Gary Jones Front Row VVesley McCasl1n Tom Ovsen Ronme Stewart Virglnia Cook Loulse Sears Miche Arn old Janet Huntzlnger Llla Tavlor Im elwn Wmbolt CLASS OFFICERS President Mary Wltcher Vlce President Vnrglnla Cook Secretary Deanna Clay Treasurer Don Jones Back Row Allen Holcomb Patr1c1a Truesdell Emma Lou Patrlck Glenna Surratt, Dons Parker Jxm Rxggs James Hawk Second Row Sharon Woods Dorothy Sebesta Ruby Rltterbush Rebekah Spore Deanna Clay Ken Fxske, Don Heaps Ioger Clark Front Row Dottxe Jones Jerry Gardner Llnda Hewltt Jean Loutzenheiser Marlea Rassette Donnxe Jones Wanda Martln -499 AQ Back Row John Lacher Blll Roseberry Duane Wright Fred Ready Charles Cole Edwin Stone Patrlck McCarthy sandra Prxce Carolyn Hudson Sharon Murry Carolyn Backer Second Row Pdwm Datus Cllfford Imvllle Cary Auch Moody Adolf Roesler Leon Jones Douglas Rltterbush beth Hxleman Darlene BFTSSICI' Karen XS ood Connle Spencer Front Row J hn Fox Kenneth Lewermgton beraldlne Nelfxon Patrlcla. Crleier Jack Brown Llleen Madden Ray Dean Coffman Joyce Poland Janet Hassette 1 oger INICQ Rxchard Lldred CLASS OFFICERS Pre suhnt karen N1cCloughan X lt e P1 fsulent Iixchard hldred Sf'-frQL,11x, PIUI LOHILOII Txefnsuzu karen VS ood Back Row Imefe C llbert Ann Jensen Donnx Tondx-e'1u Xhmfred W ood Nlvlen Cug enmos Gary Phllhps Tom qukler lionme I lchnr I lily klpu tka Nl xuxfen McDuffe0 Second Row Ii1Lhll'fl Heapa I-wlxn 'anthem lamce Nloody MarJor1e Lexermgton Janet Province Jerry Packer Ann Dans 921115 Hmmm I1noPeue llllx Hoot Front Row Helen Murphy Letha 1 ur Klren 'VIfClouf.,h1n Louella Bonnell Patricia Leymasier Valerie Ash Don Lld Shultz Paul Colhcott Ne1lNeutzman 'an lp! W9 .-if XXXx 3 ,Q , I 1 ..,-Q w s f 42 viq P ORc.ANlzA'rloNs D D D uudrdeD X 7, l I W H 4-.i:f:111:5:1:l:l:1:f:3:f:5:1:Q:Q:Q:Qzfzizf:3:f:7:f:1:3:f:f:l:+:-.5 ' ' am! am! can! ' ' mm Tom Talbot Janet Hare Barbara Erickson Tyke Arnold J oa.n Hyatt Jane Chase Irving Johnson Eugene Armstrong Nat1ona1 Honor SOCIETY The Broken Bow Chapter Number 1123 of the National Honor Society of Secondary Schools re cenved nts charter un 1931 Up to thus date there have been one hundred seventy four members chosen from our school The members are elected by the faculty and sponsor of the orgamzatlon, Mr Hansen They are chosen on the basls of servnce Ieadershlp char lacter and scholarship They must have a scholar ship rank nn the furst thlrd of their respectnve classes Not more than fnfteen per cent of any gradu atlng class can be elected to membership The objective of thus orgamzatlon Il to create an enthusiasm for scholarshup, to stimulate a desire develop character nn the students of American Secondary Schools Shxrley Bonnell Peggy Volzke Donn knepper Charles Collloott Marilyn Parr Kay Hudson Ronny Wachter I 1 . . I . V - to render service, to promote leadership and to ' all L J L. 1L to Rl Janice Storms June Chrlsp Roberta Morrxs Mary Ann Skinner Uane Chase and Joan Hay not pmturedj L1brary COUHCII Commerc1a1 Club Back Row KL to RJ Miss Shields sponsor Peggy Volzke Bonme Powell Jean Rockwell Thnrd Row Alma Hogaboom Marilyn Eacker Yvonne Coffman, Carolyne Hardnock Second Row Jane Chase Dune Whitman Thelma. Coffman Joyce Neth U Front Row Janice Hagood Carol Thompson . .JH Standing CL. to R1 Gary Briggs Fdwm Daudson, Tyke Arnold Bud Collicott Miss Christensen sponsor Seated Judy Gardner Barbara Erlckson Bob Pracht Donme Muller Chuck Koozer John Dietz Marcene backer Joyce Brxggs Kay Hudson Karen Woods Marilyn Eacker Student COUHC11 Tlus IS the f1rst year for the tudent Councxl 1n Broken Bow H1gl'1 School and although It 15 yet on an exper1mentalbas1s xt has been accepted qulte entlausxasncally create a servlce orgamzatlon for the betterment of the school It vnu a1d ln teaclung student part1c1pat1on m government leader slup 1n school actlvltxes and student knowledge of the PI'1HC1Pa15 of government Some of the act1v1t1es included ln the Councll s program are the March of Dlmes campalgn and plans to work on dxvxslons of the Indlan Lore a student hand bool: as thexr mam projects Some of the ICSSCI' P18115 may be school CIHDCCS P31't1eS and fe C!'e3tlOI1 and enfeffalnfnenf of that S011 It was organized by a unanimous student body and faculty to M as a Declamatory MBTIOH Smith The Graduation Present Charlyn Uhllg But I Am One Imogene Chf1Sp Oratory Carol Thomas fnot PlCt'L1!'6dD I Like Men These gurls entertalned local clubs wxth reaclmgs and partlclpat ed m the Fine Arts Festlval at Lincoln ln Aprxl Marilyn Anderson .......................... Poetry Reading ' it ' Qi 5.1 L-4 OFFICERS fStandmgb Roberta McMillan Second Vice President Sue Pracht 'lreasurer Joyce Brlggs Hxstorlan Marilxn Anderson Song Leader Mary Gov aerts Deg! ee Chalrman June Chrlsp Parliamentarlan Patty Riggs Reporter fSeatedJ Marllyn Daxnton First Vice President Miss Hoefener Advisor Jane Chase Presldent Margie Williams Cnot DICIUFQGJ Secretary Future Homemakers of America The Future Homemakers of America is a national organization, formed in 1945 The colors of our organization are red and white, our flower is the red rose and our motto is Toward New Horizons There are three degrees in our organization which a member may work to achieve. They are the Junior Homemakers Degree, the Chapter Home- makers Degree. and the State Homemalcers Degree. , Some of the high lights of our F.H.A. this year were, a get acquaint- ed party with the F.F.A., entertaining Ravenna home economic girls and their advisor. attending the District 5 F.H.A. convention at Burweu, observing na- tional F.H.A. week, and a party with the F.F.A. at which we elected a King and Queen. Our chapter has been a great success this year. thanks to the co-opera- tion of every member and the assistance of our advisor, Miss Hoefener. Standmg CL to RJ Imogene Chrisp Roberta McM1llan Madge Haumont Vxrgmxa Borchers Nedra Brown Helen Winholt Carolyn Lee Marxlyn Damton 'VIar1lyn Lee Flalne Brassler Mary Ann Wil lenherg Donna Dunkel Barbara Stone Vxola Vhnchester Jo Ann Gibson Carol Thomas Karen XVoods Seated June Chrisp Joan Hyatt Kneeling Sue Pracht Karen Russell FHA Standlng KL. to RJ JoAnne Myers Phyllis Myers Faye Smder Kay Ellmgson Carol Parker Peggy Brown Vlfanda Harrls Mary Gox aerts Mary Brakeman Marilyn Anderson Ga1lFranc1s Joyce Brxggs Kay Gross Edxth Wolford Kay Coffman Wanda Ramsey Norma Monlnger Marllyn Haumont El vera Jezbera. Ann Larson Jane Chase Dorothy WI ight Patty Riggs Ann Butterfield Dorothy Kellogg Kneeling Karen Orvis OFFICERS KL. to RJ Mr Huntzmger a,dv1sor Gary Brlggs President Dick Teahon Vice Pres: dent Donme Mzller Secretary Jim Smets Treasurer Jim Neth Reporter Jerry Haumont Sentinel Future Farmers of Amenca The Broken Bow FFA chapter has 77 members th1s year everal of the members and offlcers attended the dlstrlct conventxon at North Loup The FFA parhamentary procedure team won a flrst place 1n the parhamentary pro cedure contest Dwam Myers won a blue rlbbon for creed spealung They Some members and offlcers attended the Nebraska State Conventxon at Kearney ln une The parllamentary procedure team won a Whlte rlbbon and Dwaxn Myers recewed a red nbbon ln the state contest ames Neth Gaxl Horn Donny M111er and Mr Huntz1nger attended the co op camp m Parkex-v111e MISSOUTI last June 21 27 SIX members and Mr Huntzmger attended the leadershlp meetmg at Sr Paul Norval MCCBSIID Max Hempstead and Gall Horn attenclecl the na txonal conventxon at Kansas Clty ln October The members have started SeVel'3l new C0 OPS They have been W01'k Ing on 3. SOW C0 OP 3 Cl'll.Ckel1 C0 OP and 3 bee CO OP a y ' . s I'ePI'eSel'lfeC1 DiStI'iCt Five at the state COI'1VeI1fi0I1. , Back Row CL to RJ Jlm Smets Jerry Haumont Jerry Malone Gary Brxggs Jackle Mattox Lyle Peltzer Gary Zoerb Vlfgll Branstlter Ron Ballenger Jack Connely Jlm Neth YValter Wolford Muddle Row Phllllp Neth Allen Hendrlckson Sterlmg Troxel John Whxtney Jlm Carson Loren Hae fele Allan Schnerxnger Norwal LICCELSIIII Donnle Mxller Front row VS ayne Rxtterbush DYNHID Gunther Duane Taylor Tom Smets Lewls Myers Lowell Ball he Rlchard Jennmgs FFA Back Row Don Gross Davey Daw IS I-Yank Connels Dlck Teahon Loren Taylor Paul Haumont, Dwam Myers Harold Jacobsen Fd Daudson Ronme 'lhomas Nlexl Carroll Gary Butterfxeld Mlddle Row Max Glbson Howard Ballenger Don Walker Laverne Haelele Dlck Brown Joe Mat tox Joe Elchelberger Merrltt Vklnchester Front Row Wayne Wxlllams Nell Hudson, Lloyd Ramsey Melv1n Mlllsap Ralph Ready Rxchard Lepant, Eddie Jezbera, John McIntosh amsdilunvv 'Al' SENIOR HIGH KL to RJ .Peg y Vcgzlie Manlyn Thurman 'Sharon Moore Marxlyn Eacker Nancy Owen Cheerleaders JUNIOR HIGH Nhry Xhtcher N1r51n1a Cook Deanna C1115 Maureen McDuffee CSandra. Prlce not pxcture-dJ df ' ni f lc at K iff J Q Q SIOUX Club Each member of the Sioux Club is nominated by the classes which they represent The Club this year consisted of twenty nine members OHICCTS are 3.5 follows President Joan Ray Vice President Yvonne Coffman Secret' ry ........................... Cleo Patrick Treasurer ........................... Carolyn Lee Spotter ............,............... Kay Coffman Spotter ..........,................. Janice Waters Student Council Representative ..... Joyce Briggs mot picturedj Spotter .............................. Ellen Smets fnot picturedj Following our baslcetball victory over Cozad, we sponsored an all- school dance where a good time was enjoyed by all attending. Another activity of the Sioux Club was the clubqs following the Indians to their conference game with Holdrege at Central City. V Ar present, all members wear red jackets over white blouses, white pleated slcirts and white beanies. We have organized several new proiects toward the purchase of new uniforms, such as candy and balce sales and sell- ing baslcetball stickers. This Club has contributed agreat deal to the advancement of school spirit, not only by their activities. but by their loyalty to their team and their goocl sportsmanship. , t QW? .s,5.',, Thxrd Rovs CL to RJ Cleo Patrlck Ann Butterfleld Ncdra Brown JoAnne Glbson Mary Govaerts cdll Irmus Jmrlce Waters Yvonne Coffm in Second Row Margxe I'1cher Marxlyn Lee Cwrolyn Lee Kaxen Orvls Kay Coffman Helen Wmbolt V1Ff,'lIlla Kelly Jovce Bollvutt Roberta Lvans Joyce Briggs Flrst Row Carolyne Hardnock Lavon Uhllg Wanda Ramsey Ellen Smets Karen W oods Joan Ray Fourth Row KL to L ul Frxncm Jmlce Third Row M lrgle U1 I1 X xrglma lulls SIOUX Club R3 Lax on I hhg Ann Butterfxeld Nedra Broun JoAnne Gxbson, Mary Goxaerts XX ate-ls Yxonne Coffman Lafher Cleo Patmck Vkandm l imeev lvlren Orvm Kay Coffman Helen Wm I Ilan Smets Pobertl lxfms lone l'r1g.g,s Second Row Carolyne Hardnock Nhrxlyn Lee Carolyn Lee Joxce Bollxutt karen Woods Joan Ray F :rat Row Marllyn Thurman Sharon Moore Mar1lyn Eacker Nancy Owens XJ E BAND 1' HOWHTCJ A acob Annette Barbara. Connie Chase Meston Underberg This year the marching band was led by two high-stepping seniors. Shirley Petersen and Jane Chase. M . 'ja ' , . A J, K . . i , A A 5 Q Q5 u 'ir I Thxs year s band was composed of 67 members 27 of whom were Senxors The followmg offlcers were elected President Barbara Erxclc son Vxce Presxdent Eugene Armstrong ecretary and Treasurer lur ley Eaclcer Petersen The band started the year by puttmg on a drlll of fancy steps for the half t1me at the flrst home football game At the second game they dxd a clever and much applauded 1m1tat1on of the Merry Go Round Broke Down Ar the last home game whlch was played wlth Burwell the band put on an xmxtatxon of the Burwell Rodeo Agaln the band tool: part mn the Melody Roundup at the Hastxngs College October 3 The mass band practxce 1n the mornmg marchmg 1n the parade 1n the afternoon and playing ln a mass band concert before the football game between Hastlngs and Kearney were the hlgh lights of the day Harold L Walters was the guest conductor and Mr ames M King band conductor and d1rector of Hastxngs College dlrected the eve A special Chrlstmas program was arranged for December 22 and gwen y the combmed umor and Semor ban s The Three Loups Band Cllfllc was held at Ord on February 24 1954 Walter Olson Fremont Hxgh School dxrector was the guest con ductor The sprlng muslc events were the Dxstrxct contest Custer County MUSIC Festival and the Fxne Arts Festxval Durlng the last two months of school a combined band concert a Vanety how and a prmg Formal with the Junlor band and Chorus were gxven The Pep Band played at all the home basketball games and helped cheer the team on to many well earned vxctorles 'Xl sl : l ' ' 1 :S Q S . ' ning performance as a celebration of his 25 years at Hastings College. . b . J . . d U 5 a l . V? A ,..-- . if '4 DRUMS Thelma Coffman Qharon Moore Ruth Carol Guldner CLARINETS FIRST: Kay Hudson, Janice Hagood, Bar- bara Meston, Kay Sterling, Marcene Eacker, Virginia Borchers, Bonnie Powell, Judy Hicks. SECOND: Patty Brown, Alma. Hogaboom, Donna Millsap, Mary Ann Skinner, Nancy Still, Dixie W'hitma.n, Marilyn Eacker, Jo- Anne Rockwell, Phyllis Myers. THIRD: Charilyn Uhlig, Marilyn Parr, Gwen Fenster, Nancy Owen, Bill Wilcox, Bob Pracht, Margaret McIntosh, Viola VVinches- ter, Hedy Troxel. SAXOPHONES ALTO Barbara EPICKSOH Connie Underberg Judy Gardner Joan Stewart JoAnne Myers Patty Riggs TENOR Jean Rockwell Louise Eastwood Louis Stlthem FLUTES Janet Hare Jane Chase Annette Chase Carol Thomas ev CORNETS Jlm Girardm Clayton Wenqulst Duane Myers Tom Erlckson Jxm Wltter Irvmg Johnson Melvin Mxllsap FRENCH HORNS Shirley Eacker Peterson Shirley Bonnell Joan Hyatt Donna Hyatt BASSES BARITONES Tyke Arnold Norval McCasl1n Donn Knepper Glenn Roseberry Don Gross 44 fe.-A A QQ: TROMBONES Eugene Armstrong Tom Talbot Bud Colllcott Ronny Wachter Marxlyn Anderson Gale Ann Penn Calvm Roblnson .Q I ,' f'- 4' ' ' , , x' A Q V'-g . U-1 JUNIOR BAND CE rxsimas arig December A CHRISTMAS FESTIVAL Leroy Anderson THE CHILDRENS PRAYER Humperdmck olmeon THE CHRISTMAS SUITE Harold L Walters SI fth C B W tChld h PIyY Lt D T h WHITE CHRISTMAS Berlm Lexclzen FROSTY THE SNOWMAN Nelson Rollms Leonard SUNSET SOLILOQUY Harold L Walters CHRISTMAS CAROLS E yb dy The MUSIC DEPARTMENT of BROKEN BOW HIGH SCHOOL 107.91168 eU67'y07le Cl 'Uefy MERRY CHRISTMAS 22 O Come, 0 Come, Immanuel The eep hild Jes Ring, Chri t as lls ha i 's T ' Willie, a ' tl The w I D y f C ' t BEAUTIFUL SAVIOR ......... ...............................,.......... C rusaders' Hymn Intermissi.cTh.II:au-ChuIgIn1.ng.Cheer ....... ..... .... . ver o sings BASSES fTop to Bottoml Back Row Doyle Francis Gary But terfield John Dietz Bob Craig Joe Mills Ronnv Wachter Jim Gurardm Louis Stlthem Lenny Choffel Second Row Davy Davis Don Gross 'Pyke Arnold Gary Zoerb Duane Vvooters Jim Lepant Jim Witter Duane M5 ers ALTOS Back Row QL to RJ JoAnne Iburg Frantls Marllyn Anderson Joan Stewart Alma. Baker Hogaboom Sharon Moore ToAnne Myers Front Row QL to RJ Donna. Hyatt Janice Vtaters Marilyn Parr Karen Russell Joan Hyatt Kay Sterling Jane Chase Mar cene Eacker TENORS fTop to Bottoml Back Row: Eugene Armstrong, Tom Talbot, Bud Collicott, Nell Car- roll, Bill VVilcox, Merritt Win- chester. Second Row: Donn Knepper, Ir- ving Johnson, Ronny Thomas, Mike Varney, Ranny Vamey, Joe Eichelberger. SOPRANOS COn stairsb Marilyn Eacker, Louise Eastwood. Back Row Peggy Volzke, arcom- panistg Donna Millsap, Virginiai Kelly, Roberta Mc-Millan, Vir- ginia Borchers, Yvonne Coffman, Barbara Meston, Shirley Bonnell. Front Row: Shirley Niedt Mat- tox, Kay Hudson, Joyce Boll- witt, Janet Hare, Carol Thomp- son DeVohn Lee, Annette Chase Connie Unde-rber.,, Qhirley Eac- ker Petersen Charilyn Uhllg. Broken Bow H1gh School Chorus Tryouts were beld rn tl'1e fall to select cl1o1r members to flll the vacancres left by the gracluatmg class of 1953 Sxxty e1gl'1t students were chosen from the oplromore unror and en1or classes 15 year a number of concerts were grven among them the a Varxety Show and the Sprlng Formal oncert All of tl'1e Senxor Band and Clrorus members enjoyed a party and glft exchange followrng the Clmrrstmas program The clfrolr IS dxrectecl by Howard A Jacob and accompamed by Peggy Volzlce who has held that posxtlon for tlxe past tlmree years MADRIGAL s ,J . s ' . Th. V . 1 Christmas Vespers, Three-Loups Clinic. Dedication of North Parlc School, ' . ' C . Iumor Class Play eventeent ummel Angle knew thus summer would be dlfferent, and lt nas' Sh had her flrst date with Mrk Du Illth 'lnd It seemed llke It would be a wonderful summer Her frlends Margle and Jane had other plans They turned Jltk away from Angle by saylrlg she llked Tony then Jane grabbed Jalck Angles older slster, Lorraine, trled to be sophlstlclted but succeeded only ln loslng her boy frlend Martln an unpleasant sort of person who could not bear the llttle slster Kltty Mr and Mrs Morrow were not aware of Angles troubles and lt was only Angles older sister Margaret and her flance Art helped Angle At last the day for leavlng for college came. Through a SPFIGS of events Angie and Jack clear ed up thelr dlflllllltles and the play ended happlly as Angle left behlnd her wonderful SEVEN TEENTH SUMMER CAST ANGIE Barbara Meston MARGARET Loulse Eastwood LORRAINE Marian Smuth KITTY Margle Lacher MRS MORROW Marllyn Anderson MR MORROW Gary Zoerb JACK Davey Davls ART Jlm Glrardln MARTIN Ronny Wachter TONY Bull Wllcox MARGIE Jaruce Waters FITZ Gary Butterfleld CREW MANAGERS Ioan l 1x Xllgll Bl lnstlter VS altel VS olford IIIHFIIXII Parl Kay Hudson Mary Covaerts Larry Flllll l,lINlll1i0IJ1l1bUfl Lharlyn Lhllg Donna Nllllsap Lorxal McC'1slln Bob Pracht Allce Meyers, dlrectol Cast and crew ln a feu short ws eeks produced a comedy lx hlch xx on acclaim from lovlng parents lpplccl luxe lrlenll-l PIIIICJI senlors fthey gaxe a play onceb and ev ll a Chlcago movle tycoon Other rewards, perhaps less tanglble but Just as real xx ere new lllCk!l8.nl9S boy friends waist IIDCS 'ind tolds The nlcknames came about qulte naturally from the scrlpt and the boy frlends well they elme nwtulallx too The nelxer smaller ualstllnes and the newer bigger colds c me from eating cold lumhes ln the equally cold audltorlum These things ue took in our strlde as we ex hanged ldeas on how to remove palnt from a. fav 01119 smelter weemed llke the CIGW xx as always palntmg somethlngj lt's all over now but the memorles and weve got aplenty Carl you see why wed like to give l 'lax next xear . HS ll QS, N ' ' ' - ' '.... e ' .., - I I E 'V U v I f. . , l , ' . I z- 5 . ., . . , . .4 I . . - . , ., I v . . , . . Y ' I 1 ' u ' 1 ' ' ' ' ' . . JANE Sharon Moore K . U D., ,v'.,' .2 . ' ' r . v Y '., .' I , 1 , 4 l W, -' ' 1 N 4 Y ' ' -r 7 y -' - ' 1- . 1 , , A - , 1 , , a . ' Y.. - - ' , ' ' ' 1 4 ' , ' K- 1 - I ' I ' - 'n,n I 4 z . '. . ' , ' ' , a I T14 1. I U - . V . Y C . V . - .' vi A L ' - V . , ' ' ' l . ., , , , . z :.,' .' j . 1m Gxrardm and B111 WIICOX presented If Men Played Cards as Women Do at the Fme Arts Festxval ln LIDCOIH The fun of tl'l1S satxre comes when the group of men at a budge tabtle talk and act 1n the way that women are supposed to 4-'E son and Louxse Eastwood were typmcal lull b1l11es m the play S arfzm 5? Bud Couicott., Ronny Wachter, Sharon Moore, Marilyn Ander- J. . . 1 . . 1 , U . . ' ' p ' QB. F' fi 'F , X 35? fl' Q O f Q a f .f , F 5 3 A 'f 1 ' . I, Q, ATHLETICS 75464 . 35:5 2 '51 555552: an ' namuzee, 1 5 B ! ' r. 'ff r ,mly ,, ,, -Q .44 In ' P1641 5.2 .1 gg' ,'Q4fqfQ, ', - Af.vV aim nr' S? 'QL .gv1,vq,.M S 'Yi s I ' A xp, ks- 4. l,, av' lf I 1, 1 bg 1 ' ,5 54,6 . ilu , W 1 CI' , I M sf? 9- 5' Va E, .vw 'af 41, S fe 'Si 4 if if HE ' 'Zip F f f I 'J fm ,T ff ABQ 1 . . I 5 f Y' 7 ' 1 I QQ' f ' 2 1 I 5, ,ag a gr .-1-,-udlwg .,,..,...-s..,..., V . K NA ' A 'f'-'Alfa I-92. Qs Q K f 'ff 1. ef 2+ ' fly, ,,,,,, . T' V VZ -vw.: 4' V ! 4. . 2 Q ' 'C Q , '- w,g4v'VP'4 .rl r' , . if I fl , . 1' fir w , .- flfw W 'Af 4 uv' TZ ' Z '11 H? qt sas! ,L 4 --1? E Q Q5 X 4.29 ' 'Y Q ,, V If I3 1 ' an , J L 542 , ' rl, ,W ' ,l ,Egfr j .w.J,, T 1 'sd H 1 'Ii Y H 'ff 4' , f f , A I H :W 4 E1 ev kk 5, 15-' ,L 3 'Hifi .4 ff - . is ,-11 M K Back Row QL to RJ Tom qmets Paul Collxcott J f 1rv Jones Ralph Ready Paul Haumont RO1:',u'P0Ck lmrry Lh'1p1n Duane R15 Levis Mxe-ls lohn Blur-e John Stevens Xvalter Crxffxth Wlltfr DIU7 Joe Louder Laxerne Hacfc-In N811 Hudson Tom Owen XX ayne Pltterbush Kenneth Y lskc Eddle Jczhela Front Row Ierry lackel Student managm IflCh lll1 Fldxed Clmton VS vnqulst Jlm Pelster Dxck Heaps Jlm Iugge Donald Shultz Homme Lacher Leon Jones Duane VS right Harold Jacobsen John I an her Lhuck Kuozer Iumor H1gh Football SCORES OF HIGH SCHOOL GAMES Ravenna 0 Burwell 7 Or 0 Loup Clty 19 Mmden 0 Amsworth 32 Holdrege 26 Lexmgton 7 SCORES OF RESERVE GAMES BB 7 Lexmgton 7 BB 14 Ord 0 J B.B. 53 .................. B.B. 26 .................... B.B. 41 .......................... d B.B. 19 ................ ' B.B. 47 .................... ' B.B. 59 ......... ...... ' B.B. 19 .... . .... ..... B .B. 12 .... .......... ' W I ,,,, ,, l Half Tune RAVENNA Broken Bow started a xery successful season by trouncm, Ravenna 53 0 It was 'L team vlctory as touchdowns were made both by runnmg and passmg ORD A 41 0 score kept the Indians ln the conference winning column Gross was out standing both on offense and defense MINDEN Broken Bow chnched its third vxctory by dowmn, the Whxppets 46 0 HOLDREGE team thelr closest game of the season BURWELL A 6 7 wln over our third conference rival brought the Indians closer to the co chmmplonshlp Chuck Holcomb broke mto the scoring column by grabbmg a Burwell fumble and scampermg 26 yards to score LOUP CITY After a thxrd quarter deficit of 19 7 Loup Clty came back in the last quarter to tie the Indlans 19 19 Thxs made a deadlock for conference honors between the two teams AINSWORTH Thls was the hlghest scoring game of the season Tyke Arnold kept the Indians well m the lead vuth his shifty runnmg The fmal csore 59 32 LEXINGTON The Indlans completed a very successful year by dowmng the Minutemen 12 7 Fourteen seniors suited up for their last encounter ry' 0 f' ll - Il The Indians suffered a. heartbreaking 26-19 loss but gave the number 1 Class B tl tk Kpp AIE y gJh h ChkH Holdrege Loup Clty Gr Burweu Ravenna Burwell RESERVE SCORES REIVCUIIG. G orhenburg Cozad JR HIGH SCORES B B Loup Clty IL. o I .J Danny S uc er, Jim Smets, Donn ne er, Tyke rno d, 4ugen A t g D G Dave Davis, Irvin o nson, Harvey Sc mid, uc olcomb. 38 BB......23 Lexington ...... 37 BB ...... 34 Ansley ........ ' ........ 57 BB ...... 32 d ................ 41 BB ...... 40 ......... 46 BB......48 19 B......40 Ord yStk KPP9 Varslty Holdregfe Lexmgton Fullerton D8V1C1 Clty Loup Clty Ravenna BUTWCII Ravenna Ansl y Gothenburg Burwell Or Loup Clty Cozad ySchmd yD Il'vlngJh DOG C kHl uc er Y Donn ne r 0 51 BB......49 ' ...... 58 BB ...... 51 39 BB......44 ' ' ...... 39 BB ...... 46 ' ........ 87 BB ...... 52 46 BB......50 Oral .................. 39 BB ...... 53 45 BB......63 T,,,e,,,,, Armstrong ........ 46 BB ...... 61 e ............ 46 BB ...... 54 64 BB......54 44 BB......71 d .................. 45 BB ...... 58 ' ........ 63 BB ...... 53 55 BB......57 e avis V Jim Smets hue 0 KL to RJ Howard Bxllengex Dwam Gunther Jack Connely Charles Colllcott, Nell Carroll, Ronny Wachter Bobby Clay Louls Suthem 1KneeImgJ Mlke Varney Ranny Varney Sterlmg Troxel Allan Schnermger Wayne Wllliams QL to RJ La Verne Haefele Charles hoozer Lewls Myers Roger Beck John Stevens Harold Jacob son, Jim Pelbter Clayton Wenqulst Ralph Ready Qkneelmgj Kenneth Fisk Dor Jones Don Heaps, Ronny Stewart Richard Hdred Melvin Millsap Junior High Track Schedule 1954 Aprll 1 Wranglersllelays Burwell Aprll 7 O cl lnvxtatlonal Or April 1 Tlmree Loup Hastlngs Aprxl 7 Duel w1tl'1 Callaway Brolcen Bow Apr1l 29 Trans Nelaraslca Kearney May 6 7 8 D1str1ct Burwell Ord or Kearney May 14 16 State Lxncoln Tlus season brought out D3 lugll school traclcsters The In dxans enjoyed a very successful season slmowmg well 1n every meet The loss of Doyle FTHUCIS and Bolb Cralgf cut deeply mto the ranlcs of the lnd1ans but muclm new mater1al was slullfully developed lay Mr Russell Mr Korte Mr Erxclcson and Mr McGraw ' r ' ' ............... ................. d ' 5 s . ..... ........................ ' April 23 Kearney Invitational ................ Kearney H1gh School Squad Back Row CL to RJ Gross Armstrong Choffel Schmid Bridges Zoerb Davis Stucker Knepper Arnold Holcomb Link, Butterfleld Mattox R Ballenger Francxs D Meyers Girardln Colhcott Front Row Coach Russell Gunther G Clay Stlthem J Connely J Eichelberger Troxel R Thomas DISTANCE RUNNERS ll to I D lutterfwld Llnk Davis Jack Mattox Smets Holcomb Stucker Knepper Davey DBMS Don Gross Gall Clay Carroll, Molntosh, J. Matfox, Bailllle, Vairney, R. yvirney, Erickson, Smets, Johnson., l Iumor H1gh Squad Back Row QL to Rb Coffman Flske Holcomb Rlmsev Veth, Chapin Koozer Qtevens Jacobsen, Owens Haumont Smets Clark Wenquist Beck Sickler Shultz Eacker Ready J Lasher SPRINTERS Arnold Johnson Zoerb Carroll Bridges I Tyke Arnold HIGH JUMP Harvey Schmid Front Row: Dramsey, Jones, Eldred, Wright, Stewart, Jennings, Jezbera, Nice, McCarthy, R. Lacher, M Freshmen Boys Jumor Hlgh Boys FTCSIIIDCR GITIS Juruor H1gh Guls BBHS Sen1ors 1n Nat1ona1 Anthology The Natronal Poetry Anthology an orgamzatxon to stxmulate creatxve wrntmg among hugh school students 15 sponsored each year by the Umversxty of Calxforma at Los Angeles The Semor Englrsh students of Brolcen Bow Hrgh School have partxcrpatecl for a number of years and have earnecl many honors for then alma mater 'Beverly Bxlllard Wxnter Wxnd 'Gary Brxggs Ode to Nebraska Hllls lLenny Choffel Sprmg 7 amce Hagoocl Detonatxon of Dawn T anet Hare The Star s Message lAlma Hogaboom Youth lvxrglma Kelly A Vxslon lHowarcl Kennedy Alone T ean Roclcwell The Sunset Charles Holcomb M1dn1ght Marxlyn Eaclter The Call of Death Barbara Erxcllson A Message Shlrley Bonnell A MedltahOn Robert Craug The Sheepherder oan Hyatt Freeclom Bells lrvmg ohnson Tears Joyce Neth One Mom Whlle Wallcmg Meldon Lacher To A Personalxty n I Q 1 1 - - u - - as ' ll 0 11 It 0 11 J ' Cb ' 11 J Cb 1 11 lb 11 . . . ,. . . .. 66 11 J bb 11 S ' ' 11 lDuane Wooters ............. ........ . 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C ' , , -2 ' , i Ei k C J HOLCOMB DRUG PRESCRIPTIONS N E W OUTLAW STORE WALLPAPER PAINT MEATS FRUITS VEGETABLES GROCERIES VETERINARY SUPPLIES QUALITY DRUGS EVERY DAY LOW PRICES phone X rf FIJRU ercury f I Aufhomea SALES and SERVICE 5' Meston Motor Company FORD STEPS AHEAD wxth FORDOMATIC DRIVE and 43 Look Ahead FEATURES The HOME f LIFE TIME GUARANTEED USED CARS TeIepI1one 137 Broken Bow N 1 7 Tom S PASTIME , POOL BEER BOWLING SHUFFLEBOARD N H fxf M, TOM W CONNELY O BROKEN BO NEBR Congratulations Class o 54 FARISS 6355 MOBAN Phone 94 MEIIIS 117161 Boys Wear fujal1,IZ'X?,4 . N V ' , TW' I vi ' I L. .LJ A E , ' - gf - LI I1 I I .' ' - M VX ' 4 1 b Sf I I I ,L YI 1 X' . o - . Congratulations, Seniors! Q .P i, 'Vg I LM A 10 A up . JL' V , uh' it VP: fxlfglkl Q -yt 'L iw, If l .fix I V 5' ZALUII LU A P I' . wner Ph 476 W, ,I ' Q f 7 ,Q MEET 0 J TREAT HAEBERLE S O E-R DRUG STORE flfrc ak? plwtog ajblzers f W t Appl QTOGQ YOUR GENERAL ELECTRIC DEALER PHONE 115W 4 BW BROKEN BOW NEBR C0 OPERATIVE MARKETING ASSN Ou, Com hments to the GAS ou. GREASE TIRES ACCESSORIES f d Class of 1954 Arrow Seed 8c Supply SEED FEED FERTILIZER HYBRID CGRN1 Phone Broken Bow NCbI'3SlC3 Congratufatfons to tfzc Class of '54 Broken Bow Wholesale Mr. and Mrs Bob Koozer Mr. and Mrs. Merton GI'eSSley Nl, I p' A . fly n ' f f f' VIA AT if 1 I' ' if , ,f ,fr ,., I ff I f' P65 . F I . ,0 I fl '-X1 nj ' Since M' X :ij J V F' fi? JR I 'i J f f ' , V J If A f?44t,,6, x1M WarriOr K, HANSEN GE STORE 5 I t l The orIcI's Fines iances J? MZVEER 9+ 1 5 AV Phone 5 B R B w,Nebr. xvfl vvf 3' 15' ' ' ' ' ' Clif A mstrong Ph 22 B k B w, Neb . f ,f A , . fn'- Gail Clay Cash Grocery S NIORS Y h SEE US FIRST FOR Wayne Feeds Parr's Egg-Bred Chicks Sure Hatchery BROKEN BOW NEBRASKA Glaze Furmture FURNITURE APPLIANCES FLOOR COVERING Howard D Provrnce PLUMBING and HEATING BROKEN BOW NEBRASKA Com late Home Furnishings one 298 bjfwij Uffjfjjwy rf Wfffil P Fxbfggy! Wffwfw Mc lc U Equxpme t J ternat onal Motor T ucks of Ref ge at on Ne Hay MaChlnCS X T IHC and Wlfe PHONE 105 BROKEN BOW 903 South C Street NEBRASKA E : ou ave graduated fro f' h I. r I I I , '0 ' Cl p ' I !! ox v . 'I 9 7 Po V ' KJ, 1 , V, 6 H - 3 ,jolly 7 , r r ' ' a 1 , e ff 1' X Nr 5 , , 1 I , '5 A , 5 , , 2 ' 0 1 A f f' , 10 5 ,Ji Al. B 3 . . nnn nonu. . :svn , I-1 I- 1 u n :mn 0 W . W. ly Q .. I I . '10 GRATULATIONS CI I ass of '54 4 4.14 ,fd 1 aussen Sz Sons Com an CONTRACTORS and BUILDERS H. C. Hardnock, Sr., Construction Supt. If Buffzfers of the New North Park School GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA MILES N LEE CHASE S IGA ATTORNEY AT I-Aw A Com Iete Foocl Store th L y d y Phone 67 N 5 EAST SIDE OF SQUARE WILLA MAR BEAUTY SALON COAST TO COAST STORES Beauty 78 Our Busmess Frzendly Seruce Phone 594 Broken Bo IN ACHE and PAINI BARBER SHOP PAT S BOOTERIE CONGRATULATIONS f DR L R WALLAC E BROKEN BOW NEBRASKA OPTOMETRIST 169W Q Lee Building Wi ow Ever - a Pric B k B w, Neb k Off' N . 92 R 'd . 8 i if 1 n fi I Phone 289 . V ,. w, 'ebr. T -- 1 Character Shoes and Hosiery rom FUI' Phone r, W ug- ,Lay AL If PA IBEW I ' f' in I. f L , J' . f I 5 Ay, 'fp fl, fp' 'f 1 I , fo J o A ' M fu f A MM . : - according to the Scriptures: an a O!! ,rf ,an a t ir ay acc d' g t th S 'p- ' f tures. 'N yv Congratulat1onsGracls o 54 ff fd ,jf qhcan Sunday School Umon I COR 15 34 CHRIST DIED FOR OUR SINS d th t HE WAS BURIED d th t HE ROSE AGAIN th h d d 2 QM? A 14QA4fYCQdJffs2! gif C fw5L 3fZW M525 5155255 We jj gif! 1954 wma A570 Hotel V ff M579 W -.fe AMW Coffee Show' IZL T Lbd C C Talbot Pro rletors ll f YOU SENIORS Best Wishes DD QV LZNKE Tp bgf AU 1 N s AYS DAIRY QUEEN si les NGRATULATIONS N 'x McDuffee Motor Co 9 DODGE CARS and TRUCKS :Ee g son T actors and Farm Machlnery SALES cl SERVICE BROKEN BOW NEBR f 7 5 ' 1 I . ,- ' j x 1 ff . ' Q 0 ' 1 if ,f ff aj ff' . 1 1 Q fp. 'f if : bf f f , ' , il! .1 LV V J 1 50 rl I -E X 1 ,J 1 fd N X 'j vi U f, 7 ,Af 1 J' ., h L I wr. , , 1 ,Ari o. f 3 f V fgdf . w . . ' , x tt W wx' fy .V, V , '14 A if J . . . . If Jf 4 H f A . ,ff K, We' take care I f 19 and ml ke you ext h y 'h y st p the Semo' mass O for DA RY QUEEN. Tl C with the . X Curl u is 21 i ' 't f ,-m-o- E- X . . ' o-t . - ul refreshment at... X he 'Sl EE --X N q x ! K Q X Q xx? Xw x Q C ' Ii s of - N X -W x X 'X 1 1' . Q K K ' N ' l 'N X Q I , U our Dependable Dod e Dealer Q . , xv ar ar a - Q- Q, S X G S - 1 3' r u r ' or Side re X x an RQ Br e o X N , . Ph 369 f u CONGRATU LATIONS, Seniors! BILL S SIGN SHOP NEON SIGNS SHEET METAL WORK GAS d ou. FuRNAcEs The HARMONY HUT PHILCO RCA VICTOR DUMONT RADIOS d TV S I Y TRUESDELL S FURNIITURE NEW d USED Furmture and Ap ganceg CROSLEY APPEQNCES V!tT d SY r ongratufatfons to the Cfass o 54 Broken Bow Creamery Manufacturer of BUTTER and ICE CREAM Phone 158 JOHNSTON AGENCY I7lSuf'a7lCe BROKEN Bow NEBRASKA PAUILIQIE AUM suop 4 B5 COURTESY OF sswculzm STATE BANK I E, I eet Oux rfen :B QK NEBRASKA htbih IES READY TO WEAR ig: and Oc STORE X LAD KEN L booN 0 Ph e 318W AMBULANCE SERVICE PHONE 111 GOVIER STOCKHAM FUNIERAL HOME JZ STA ughff I S I G 9D SthDSt MOG BROKEN BOW NEBRASKA 9 f ! an Phone 99 Br k n Bow Nebr k 5 Y I n a es and S ice Ph 617 Wa ne St wart Owner an 'X . ' . I' SI A I I 1 I. , . . I . I I AI - ns FIJBS q1I's e Inky Cen? 1 If 3 . ' if 7 F' VH ,Xb I , , I 1 Q ' ' Lf Y . if - I , 7 L x , X Br en Bow, Nebraska ' I ' . I' I 1 ,I w , I - ' ff A ,J , er FI, -, ,V I I Y D 5 Eg fx U1 y I ' QIXYW5 N I ,fx I 1, N' Q 'I' xx any . 1 M 1 j by R EN Ia w. -I II ' , I 'I ' I 'I 1 X X ,X A P 2 - A ' I ' Rm r N . If X ,Q , X x I V I N f ' 5 5 i U . Y, X I - I xx J T L I XX X V, . 3 X A I 1 on I , wner or XX: ' y Y? 1 37 n u e vice eor e . G ' 1142 ou reet E . ' I PT TQ- KU my EEQEIVER 'Tv-I A I JW ARQJQ' ' Isl' ALMERS I1 I I ractors A N D Farm Equipment Armstrong Implement Co BROKEN BOW NEBRASKA G A M B L E S HARDWARE CORONADO APPLIANCES FURNITURE CREST TIRES d BATTERIES BROKEN BOW NEBRASKA Congratulations to the -Seniors of 1954 Eagle Bar BI'0ken Bow Nebraska Q I I ' Office ' ent OUR VER BEST VI ISHES MAY THE EVENTS f th y WARRIOR P Call 305W d WE LL CALL Broken Bow Pr1ntery VERN COOK O EVEANS WELD SHOP CONSTRUCTION d REPAIR JIM and BART5 PASTRIES wddg 149 f T ty P UR I-'OME TowN BAKERY X4 kr VARNIQVIMMLL DRUGS sewer BROKEN BOW NEBRASKA R9 V 2 9 if 5 f7'1'0L-749' wvffwf, Wi! JA1'9'W 7 o is year remain outstanding in your memories. We trust the will do so, and know your will help kee them alive in the years to ' me. I an ' 0 an , wner Y v A an Phone 33 Y Breads, Dinner Rolls, Sweet Rolls, Cookies, Ice Cream, Cakes We Specialize in e in Cakes Free Delivery - Phone or as astr' I ' . . 1 ' n L . Ph ne 64 O ur No. 1 ' ' Iness. W' 1 x , .4 ' 1 C 147 Cy 5' X r 'J '77 if SCHNERINGER fs? JOHNSONI Funefai 1107716 AMBULANCE SERVICE PHONE 459W BROKEN BOW NEBRASKA BEST OIL CO wishes Class o 54 Bon Voyage eutzmcm Apphance e rrgerzyors dui Racfros AL a BOTT E D G pphances N ropane ln Bottles and Bulk INLAID and PRINT LINOLEUM Broken Bow ebraoika PALMER Monument C0 X hm t 0111421 fl foo Rm II Sc-1 Lb btfuxe lmxm BROKEN BOW NEBRASKA UNDERBERG jewelry THE GIFT STORE Home of True Blue Duamonds HICKS SINCLAIR SERVICE 'gt PAUL and GRACE X 7 GAS OIL GREASE Phone 581 BROKEN BOW NEBR Stanclarcl SCYVICC TIRES TUBES BATTERIES Complete Llne of Accessories East edge city Ilmnts Broken Bow Nebr Norman Gubser Phone 60W SCHMID DRUGS PTCSCTI t1on plmarmac P Y WALL PAPER PAINT GLASS Fountain Service and News Stand Complete Gift Department Phone 12 BROKEN BOVV NEBR I I P r, ,H ' ll li 1, I . I A I V Y I I II RV. r ' 7 I , V I ' 1 f I . 4 1 ' 1 ' ' V v' ' ,lj V1 N v - 1 O ' AN' V EIT ' 1 IK x I V In - 0 -. ' :.-5. F ' - I - M .1 r A - - 4 f x, El PHILCO V .f ' Sl KR f ' 1 'V XL y - ' twlrrqfl , K 5- ST El A as ' w - f lf, Q . pl' .2 I IRI I . X Iii . I Xi k . . . Y .h xx , N f S.. S . KX N Q A A ,'0I 'O g rx K. 'ff' I' .' fl -' l D - ,xr x - nj , 0 K I V ,e X O l GLENN'S SHOE and LEATHER CREDIT BUREAU uyour Western Store of Broken Bow COWBOY BOOTS WESTERN SHIRTS and LEVIS , I w. J. BOOKS 1 4 PHONE 701 North si of Squ iff JY' I J 0 ,If 1. If WWII N7 vI9,fvlW! A! Iiffffa MV 5' KA ANI! A ,aff I ,If I . U lj W eneral Banlcmg' SCTVICC ,f ' ' MemberofFDIC BROKEN BOW NEBRASKA D R JAMES Best Wishes RADIO SERVICE MASI ER CLEANERS hcrhi Appl B nd u axc G 592w B kan B BROKEN Bbw NEBRASKA Hughes Mqtor Co g NA I E Jlceaff B oken Bow NCBI' Cong?-agu tes the Cfasso 1954 R EIHEYSLER PLYMOUTH eww ff? Itxi Q A NV' MF? Oi, N Wm Zi' Q '+g2,fI1,I, J, K 4 KX? J, V I 4 ,ID 1 u I n a 47,17 .VV , nj , Q -f EI t' and House V I i'k'nc. Safes -XIEW a se 3,5 XX R. El erlach and Don Gerlach R I R 'V V , Phone AX .QI ro ow, Nebr. , x I X X , I I V N? +A A X I I .X X 1 xx y X. . A A n X I 5 A ' Q ,. Y A I , . NK xx - A A X I N 'X' , N I - X: xxx X N I, N 6 ix X 'V u yn ' .. I I f N X I S I I. V, X . v u I 1 xg A If - X A ' Ax F 3 I e - Q I ' X -I ' X I I Xi B- , . ziis filv U X, N , .,I, 5 Q I' in . ' A N f r . f, . I , e g? Sf f' ' 7-f X ' J i 4 Lf' ,T I 63 'Af' fi N X 3. rg F3 4 ff A1 4 A ff i A , .J ,fxp - aged! 5 Q. .V r 3 I . '- A l X - , - I -B , xx O Jeff' ,neg-Q ,,.f1T 1-X' fffx 'f ' Y 3, Z C WCPYAXQI :gy-Aff! L15 L ,LV Efcrfl, - I V, , , gy 1 A l. ,l.fQv,f4 Q 4227 L19 Ci? Z X I ff C ff v-1 R -Q 5 x W '- -N x , .. AUG '1 School opened QMothers sugh wuth SEPT 7 Labor Day Vac u sEPT9 Sch Qnetlauuon o reluefl others Joy Af'- lace dus s ort luv cussed the Youth Ce ter g went to St Paul ruc e ung Chu ken prouec duscuss esult popco S PT 12 S SEPT 16 FFA and FHA part so at B mes w av fat on utj fFarmer s daughters meet farmer s sons l SEPT 17 Furst fure drull fEver g SEPT 18 Furst football g er along fune untul Meldon Lach Frank Connely e bu toe D8 aven 0 us 53 ndua ns I u du! OCT OCT NOV NOV NOV 6 Z 27 Sophomore Class part Found il-gr shoes 2 combs, 1 lupstuck, m Q- 28 Suoux Club dy sale I ee our dentust twuce a yearll Aunsworth 32 us 59 Clnduan me hom warwhoopur g J 30 Teachers lnstutute QWE CO SLEEP LATE AGAIN 'l 3 6 F H A week I Take a chucken' to dunner week observed? 9 14 Educatuon week fMama and daddy came to see us workll 10 Demonstratuon nught for parents Q Anton von Guerrucke almost fell off the stage 1 12 Armustuce ay convocatuon fVery un rung pr g l Commercual Club meet f e proper ways to sut on the I SEPT 21 h ste as new chuck unutemen a second too fast for the ln sed ay and een: to Coy? NOV football game at Lexungton 17 us 12 T 25 oo allg 1 rd0 us41,f nbfu uns pl k rs serv za .uuu ob ee B SEPT ce 4 ve OCT OCT OCT OCT OCT OCT OCT OCT OCT OCT OCT OCT OCT OCT c ru ee ou ghRg ark l game Mfnden 0 us 47 P l and whute goes home black and elody Roundup at Hastunos CLOST 1 ed 1seat on the bu and one ass playerl 5 19 Senuors h d lacussu n wuth Con gressman Muller Reserve! au Lexungton 6 FFA. deetung flilvlcken prucds goung downq 8 F' A uboypfwent to dallaway F A. chapter Pfyqect T ffnd means to Hep chucken des froqygoung dow lb, 9 Footbal 41-ne at Hcldre 26 19 llnduans les game but kept theur spuruts UP 12 FH A and FFA party fPruces for gotten unterest only un chucken: l 12 15 Norval McCaslun went to Kansas Cuty Mo to FFA conventuon fChucken pruce sutuat on crutucal Eat a chucken a day campaugn plannedl Jr Hugh Football game at Loup Cuty Football game here Burwell 7 us ILonghorns dehornedl Jr Hugh Football game wuth Pavenna Football game at Loup Cnty They 19 19 fClose game' no runs some errorsl 23 attended F H A dustruct meetung at Burwell 'Object should roast chucken be stuffed wuth bouled chucken l 26 F H A meetung lDecude to fry chuckenl The Home Ec 3 class began a class for preschool chuldren fWhuch group had more fun the kuds or the Home Ec class'7l 24 NOV NOV NOV NOV DEC DEC DEC DEC DEC DEC DEC DEC DEC DEC DLC duansl 17 Jr Class play for grade school 18 Jr Class play for hugh school and publuc fWeIl gee kuds you re PRAC TICALLY my best fruends 1 18 19 Three senuors went to State Musuc dud there heard there we left there' D 23 The F H A gurls cleaned and fuxed up the gurls dressung room CFOUND 1 Football Shoel Football Banquet 24 Freshmen class party iMany gurls went hone wuth crushed toes but happyl 1 Jrs gave campaugn speeches for Coun ty Government day electuon f Vote Fed eralust' Thus us a paud polutucal an nouncement and does not necessaruly re flect the vuews of thus staff J 3 To the sorrow of most students school was clos d at noon because of the weatherl Jrs were elected for County Government Offuces 1EIectuon returns un earlyl 4 No school because of snow KOH Heckl Ba ku-'ball game at Holdrege 51 Broken Bow 49 7 County Government day for the jun uors fCouurthouse buzzed wuth actuvutyl 9 Chorus went to Burwell for Three Loop Clun c fWe came home hoarse but hapuvyl 10 Junuor Hugh basketball game 11 Cuv cs class wutnessed trual at court houuse fThus us Sergeant Fruday reportung Dumm da dana dal 14 FHA famuly nught CDunner and a square dance followedl 16 Student Councul Convocatuon 17 Sele ted Student Councul Represents tuves Juun or Hugh basketball game wuth Ansley 18 Basketball game here Fullerton 39 us 44 IA good gamel . .. I . ' ' . 1 ' Y :a - 'h fm ' ' - ,fb'wuiaQK . n I U . . ' I I E . ' Hu ' ' O ' ' . ' 1 .F. ' . 4 Q- : N . I- . . . . - -' - - ld . . g l h or en , I . . . l h. vt lj ' H . ,, ' 1 H 11.22 , ' ' 0 . . . . . . qu ' e B 1+ 9. oi - ' . . - 6 357 l lui' WSI F.H. 71 gl-u , 1 - , , SEP . u . - l l ' . d'a ,ch , A .5 , A If uuloll- - - . Q . ' bn, y u No l 4 , . y ' Dr on i dh ' ' ' - ' uu e i Q r y. t yt' o l ' I on l 1 l - al l - - ' Q W L inu 1 s.l Clinuc at Fremont. f What we saw there, ' H , Fo . . - , I u u - :!n . I v . . . I ' : ' P l' . . ' ' LV a ' , . ' -' 'M 1 '- 1 - F' ' . Q W, , - , . ,, - . . . ' . . - ,I i A l n 1! ,Ju A y 13.1 . . .V I 0, I 1 In - v . I ' ' . , us . ' V ' .u . fl - . . , . 13 . ' ' . ' I h . 16 - . ' ' 27. . . ' 5 H Q ' . I' U - . 20 . ' ' . ' . 23 ' . , - , 'l , us . . . ' ' ' ' ' DEC DEC DEC JAN JAN JAN JAN JAN JAN JAN JAN JAN JAN FEB FEB FEB FEB FEB FEB FEB FEB FEB FEB MAR MAR 21 Basketball game Lexnngton 58 us 51 lOnnr boys must have been watchung the Lex cheerleadersJ 22 Voted for presudent of Student Coun cul lWe elected a very able bodned class mateJ 23 At 3 00 our Chrustmas vacat on began f Lets go see Sandy Claus J 5 F FA meetung The boys had a whnte elephant sale lChucken prnces must be subsnduzed J 6 Annual puctures taken lWatch the burdue'J Lyceum Joyce and Clyde Dupont 9 Basketball game here Davnd Cnty '19 us 46 lBoys un good shape Cheerleaders 'shape alsoJ mor Hugh played Merna here F H A lDnscussed ways to duet Chuck campangn out of handJ Basketball qame Loup Cnty 87 us I Hey wha hoppen J 15 Semester exams lChewed innuen- nals tea s and pencnl stubs not unusual snghts after these trynng daysJ 15 Basketball came at Ravenna 46 Bro ken Bow 50 lThat was closelJ 19 Basketball game wnth Ord 39 Broken Bow 53 lThe Chantucleers got plu ked agaun J 26 Basketball game at Burwell 45 Broken Bow 63 f How many ponnts ya make' J 29 Basketball game wuth Ravenna 46 Broken Bow 61 lWe dnd ut agann'J 2 Game at Ansley 46 Broken Bow 54 lRah' Rah' Rah'J 5 Game at Gothenburg 64 Broken Bow 54 fWe wuz robbed'J 9 Game here wnth Burwell 44 Broken Bow 71 fWhered them wranglers dusap pear to7J 12 Game at Ord 45 Broken Bow 58 fChee that floors sluck'J 15 FFA meetnng lErnergency meet ng rooster begmnung to lay eggsJ 18 Commercual Club meetnng lWater cooled typewruters and asbestos rubbons dnscussedJ 19 Lyceum Game here wuth Loup Cuty 63 Broken Bow 53 lWell we trued'J 22 FHA meetung FFA and FHA dance Convocatnon honornng Washungton and nn cnc usuon let me say tat Washnngton was 'real George J 24 Band clnnuc at Ord lTa ran ta ra a a'J 26 Game wnth Cozad 55 Broken Bow 57 lPuff' Puff' We made nt Maw'J 1 F FA Destruct Conventnon at Loup Cnty lHed make a GOOD Presndent knows all about ehneken hawksJ 4 Tournament agaunst Fullerton 64, us 57 lWe'll be back agann'J MAR MAR MAR MAR MAR MAR MAR MAR MAR MAR APR APR APR APR APR APR APR APR APR APR APR MAY MAY MAY MAY MAY MAY MAY MAY MAY MAY 5 Sr Home Ec Style Show lWhat' Ne Buknnns J 8 FFA meetung Q Men thus ns seruous' Son-nebodys sellung dressed owls at half prnce' J 15 FFA Parent son Banquet lChucken surplus must be reducedJ 16 F F A Meetung lSpecual meetnng' Chncken nappers rn town Who has the lock to the hen house door J 19 Custer County Musnc Festnval at Ar nold Chour sang for dedncatuon of North Park School l Gee wnsht I could go t' school there' J 22 FHA meetnng fSpecnal meetung for electnon of offncersJ I' If ut hadnt a been for her chncken hash recnpe she wouldnt a won J 23 Doane Tuger Band played at the Hugh School fHold that Tuger'J 24 Farmers Formal fHey Ma' Wheres my whute shnrt'J 29 X ray unut for tuberculosns lYa had yer pntcher took yet' J 30 Jr and Sr Band Concert Q Hey What Are We Playun 'V J 1 3 State FFA and FH A conventlon fFarm guys and gals learn how to make bng potatoes out of luttle onesJ 6 Faculty School Board dnnner meetnng Wesleyan players 7 Ord lnvutatnonal track meet Q there they go' J 8 10 Dnstruct Musnc Contest lMm m m J FFA and can t dance'J 15 Three Loups track meet Lyceum 19 Track meet Callaway here 20 F FA meetung f'I make a motnon we have a party wnth ehncken sandwuches J 91 Mus c varnety show Q l especnally luked the Kruegen Sne Nncht Brod Mnt Enne Flensche Balle' puece J 22 F H A Mother Daughter Tea l0ne or Two lumps'J 23 24 Unnversuty Fune Arts Festuval 29 Trans Nebraska Relay Track 1 Jr Sr Banquet C Hey, whnch fork do I se7J 4 FFA meetnng I and theys atnll some chu kens left 'J 6 8 Dnstn-uct track meet 1 lm runnnn the mule sprnnt 'J Musuc Department Sprung Formal F FA Party lWheres the food? J Baccalaureate Class Nnght F F A meetung fNew projects dnscuss Crossnng of owls wnth goats to pro duce hootnn nan-mnes consuder-edJ 19 Commencement lHappy vonces and sad hearteJ 21 End of School lHey, Mawl I passedll in I . H l . . . 1 , v Ju ' ' . . . 11 . . . ' ' . ' - . ' ' en ' . ' . . 12 J - ' , - 1 U , - ' 52' u l 1 .vu . . 13- . ' T - ' ' . ,, ' H I I 1 I ' . ' ll . - . ll ' 7 .ll - - u . ' ' ' . , APR. 8 All High School Party KAW-w-w-w! I . ' . Q , 'F ,, . . 0 ' - I I - 1 , 1 . . . ,, - . I ' I .' -- H - . . ' ' u . - ' I s a l I' .--- s 7 l y - 1 ' - , ' B ' I Au 1 ' I F . ', ' ' 11 ' ' . fl . ' 1 u. h 12 . . . ' . . - - l - - g 16 . . 17 ' , , ' , 18 . . . ' ' ' - i - - ' ed. ' ' - ' ' ' - he ' ' l
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