Broken Bow High School - Warrior Yearbook (Broken Bow, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1956 volume:

N Nlmf fn! X 'in 1 'Wm 'lpn ea ew QQ eye KR Presented by The SENIOR CLASS BROKEN BOW HIGH SCHOOL Broken Bow, Nebraska 1956 7 If we haw ewan V0l1 1ClllI'L of Ii I I a wasdurmg the past wear If vue h an revealed to If we have made B E H S lrve rn these pages lrxes m our I L vu xr done fh ngs Ter we ful vm han grvcrrxou rlmok vwor of the behool rt represent: Ihr W rrrlor 51 r xl V C fb R hlf, W if I fl? Xl TD , f 1 I ap' X .3.1.S. Sit yvou the seriorrs as wlell ae the liglxrxsiagevhf Jeriucetion asir. y wart b..lf' w,cse Ihi4,rr1 r' ' fk' A 'thy 5 1. ' ' r' ' ' Lff if 23' QONTJ NTS FOREWORD DEDICATION ADMINISTRATION SUPBIINTENDENT S MESSAGE PRINCIPAL S MESSAGE FACULTY A TRIBUTE SENIORS CLA SS HISTORY CLASS WILL CLASS PROPHESY SENIOR SNAPS SENIOR CAPERS JUNIOR SENIOR PROM SENIOR AUTOGRAPHS OUR ALMA MA TER J UNIORS JUNIOR SNAPS SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORE SNAPS FRESHMEN, . . FRESHMEN SNAPS JUNIOR HIGH ORGANIZATIONS. . . WARRIOR STAFF INDIAN STAFF NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY STUDENT COUNCIL LIBRARY COUNCIL COMMERCIAL CLUB F.F.A. F . H . A . CHEERLEADERS SIOUX CLUB BAND CHOIR CHRISTMAS EVENTS JUNIOR CLASS PLAY CARTOONS ATHLETICS, , , FOOTBALL BASKETBALL ADVERTISING TRACK ADVERTISING :H V fl ax Aly' II L . . -. -.f-2-2.-. G-23:-Z-Z-81 v5'n'o'-'s' G-!'!'1'Z'2 ,.,. .,.,., 2-S:-'-2 arf:-23'-: wlgqgfg. Swt-I-94 Eiftiffzk n'- a'1'-'fi-C 6'-:fx-Q 'T-905'-Z H4452- v. ,-.Q 4 1-3'-,-'A s-5-.gm 5-1-:f f-az QQVZ-3. ,... I ' Q ':'4 o v. 4',' 4 9' '50 ,945 Q16 me 0. 4 '-9 mx I5 :'o '? DEB CATIIU To Virginia Cole A little fleet on a quest divine She sailed from her friends in the summertime: She spread her light as she left one day And folded her work and put it away. 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S17 1'-,513 .f2:.',:i-:- L S, ' 135- 'Vffzi 1 iff Q arxk Left to right: George Miuer, Superirrterrderrtg Lester Fariss, Presiderrtg Fr Parrish, Rarph Bkair, Everett Govier, Secretaryg Fred Wircher, Edgar Varrrey. HMV. 4 v HM, 'f-'A' . 'L . 4 'xl ,,. - ff' is ? 1 ffiji -Y 4 .f .r ,1 y X df, View EDU CAT row BOARD OF GEO Su RQE MILLER Penmendent of S Ch00ls .qs-f KEITH WADE High s chool principal I A .,r- fm. 'Fu .V RH QIIPALS ff , ..g-3gg,' .n ' 0 . 'Q 15: ziiff QQ :IgE 0 1 7 Q 4 . 'g ', 3. s 2' 4'-Q ' 'f 35 'nv I L -1. v f fc,-Q .fzazil . M . -S129 ,Y Aa. I would lrke to express my gratrtude to the students and teachers di of the Broken Bow I-hgh School for thelr splendtd co operatton I have received on my ftrst year m your school The sp1r1t and the attitude of the students here rn Broken Bow IS excellent For those Sen1ors who are leavmg us, I feel sure the hablts you have acquired wrll help to make your future a brtghter one I would lrke to commend the Annual staff and Sponsor on the fine annual they have produced. I am sure rt will furnish many hours of emoyment to your classmates. . .Sigh . 'J,f.8. 0 gi, E' .rag ' .Ti 7' 5 I' . ',.-ls Q :2'r.:n f 'Q xt. u..x 'lagflfw , 'g:'x'nl5,, s . ...args S 1. sag' c'f'N :QQ-.x,:p 1,195 . f 1,1 f, . , I , I f , - 11,35 3 I , -.2 .,. 2,33 -:GJ 1. 3 1,1 z ' ' , , I VZ 9.0: 5,514 pf '. ig.. T.. .,.. left' .iz-was 'ff 4 -fit ' rat- 2- 5-EA' 1-' 'J' .:f.1-.-2' ,- , ' A':,g4l4..-5,5 ':',fv14.!A'f,'. -, , .Ca-. -,Af-.ju-g,' ,:. api' J- . 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Une wno brrnhs your lattnt talents Out rnto plalll VILW7 X person who rs verx wrse, Xnd such K falthful fnend One wno strrves day after day Your shattered drearns to rnend9 One who shapes Clcflllly Not krrowmg where her mfluence sto s, Une who drslrkes to admrt she s weary Xs she msprrcs the routhful Qrop Thrs valrant heart 15 no ordmary sarrt Xs she phes rn many nooks, There rs the farresr garden rn her looks md rn her nnnd the wtsest books Lan ytu g ress who thls true' ra IDA be Who can help those who ve gong arrnss'? Who to wrsdorn s treasure has tue Rex , Unly a teacher eould do all of thrs Judy lileks rr 4 x 1 n A , Y s , . , .L . I 1 I ' , .- t , , . . V 3 I . . A 4 5 ' ' I . , . , , S 4 , Wi X S7 r , , ,, A . . A .V . 3 X, Y ,B V ,, ' ry V-, ' A ' v f . U.. y D ' 1 ' ' ' ' 1 sy JOHN L . SWEENIE Born in Springfield, Nebraska. Banquet Caterer Supreme. Happiest when Hunting, Fishing. Subjects taught: American and World History. N K JOE CUPL, IR. Born in Czechoslovakia. Book of the Year's Motivator. Happiest when Photographing. Subjects taught: Science. MILD RED SCHWENGLE Born in Mora, Minnesota. Bridge Addict Nonpareil. Happiest when Bowling, Bridging. ty Subjects taught: English 12, Foreign Languages. Y nl u six A L W' IACK W. MIGNERY Born in St. Joseph, Missouri. Believes in Birds and Bees. Happiest when Hunting, Fishing. Subjects taught: Biology, English. HELEN SHIELDS Born in Kearney, Nebraska. Bachelors Beware! Happiest when Grading Papers, Reading Subjects taught: Commercial 502 jglnaffefv, Vi, : O ,wif t ..hLx. ,, X .4 HOMER HUNTZINGER Born in Greenland, Colorado. Better Butter, Bulls and Bacon. Happiest when Collecting S1000 Bills. Subjects taught: Vocational Agriculture, F.F.A. Advisor. RUTH M. CLEVELAND Born in Ansley, Nebraska. Becalms Boisterous Junior Highers. Happiest when Collecting. Subjects taught: Social Science. ORVILLE C. JENSEN Born in Omaha, Nebraska. Basketball's Busiest Boy. Happiest at Golfing, Sports. Subjects taught: Mathematics, Problems in Democracy. MYRTLE HALL Born in Sargent, Nebraska. Brushes, Oils, and Easels. Happiest at Crafts, Sewing. Subjects taught: Mathematics, Art. . 'x CLARA L. MAYO Born in Pasadena, Califomia. Befriends Baffled Indian Printers. Happiest when Knitting. Secretary. PATRICIA I. WADE Born in Tecumseh, Nebraska. Bow's Best Bookkeeper Happiest when Sewing Secretary. LILLIAN A. OGDEN Born in Battle Creek, Michigan. Bookworm's Best Friend. Happiest when Reading, Traveling. Subjects taught: High School Librarian MARSHALL R. RUSSELL Born in Amity, Missouri. Boy's Big Brother. Happiest when Hunting, Fishing. Subjects taught: Physical Education, Industrial Arts. S l MONA HOSHAW Born in Denver, Colorado. Beware Battologistsl Happiest when Renovating Things. Subjects taught: Spelling, Reading. GERRIT A . HAMBLIN Born in Sioux City, Iowa. Bones and Basketball Specializer. Happiest when Photographing. Subjects taught: Science, Health. N VIVIAN c:orroN Born in Sioux City, Iowa. B.B. Indian Booster Sponsor. Happiest when Photographing, Writing Subjects taught: Physical Education, Sioux Sponsor. HAYES S. MCGRAW Born in Broken Bow, Nebraska. Bachelor Par Excellence. Happiest when Traveling, Reading. Subjects taught: English, Junior High Coach. 'se LOWELL SPENCER Born in Weissert, Nebraska. Broom Manipulator at Large. Happiest as Jack-of-all-Trades. School Custodian. FLOYD DARE Born in Gates, Nebraska. Busy Book Buffer. Happiest when Farming. School Custodian. 77?bo- 'H' MARCENE IUANITA EACKER Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3,4, Junior Play 3, Student Council 2,4, Class Officer 1, Co- Govemment 3, Girls' State Alternate 3, Annual and Indian Staffs 4. JOHN B. MCINTOSH FFA 1,2,3,4, Track 1,2,4 RANSOM DENNIS VARNEY Football 1,2,3,4, Track 2,3,4, Basket- ball 1,2, Band 3,4, Chorus 2,3,4, Co. Govemment 3, Boys' State 3, Class Officer 1, 3, National Honor Society, Annual and Indian Staffs 4. RICHARD EUGENE LEPANT FFA 2,3,4, Track 1. 42? 3 'S' 4'-QQ ..f RUBY IA NE GIBSON Transfer from Glenwood, Iowa High School. Junior Play 3, Class Officer 3, Commercial Club 4, Library Council 4, Annual and Indian Staffs 4. CAROL ANN REED Commercial Club 4, Girls' Glee 3. ROB ERT HARRISON CLAY Football 1, 2, 3.4, Track 1, 2, 3,4, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Co. Government 3, Junior Play 3, Class Officer 4, National Honor Society, Indian Staff 4. MARILYN JOYCE MARTIN FHA 3, Commercial Club 4, Junior Play Advertiser 3. KAY JEAN COFFMAN Sioux Club 1,25 FHA 2,35 Cheer leader 3,45 Junior Play 35 Indian Staff 45 Commercial Club 4. LOW ELL GLEN BAILLIE FFA 1, 2, 3,45 Fooball 2, 3,45 Basket- ball 15 Track 2, 3. A fl ,gg XM, . 1 A L LEA ANN NELSON Chorus 3,45 Library Staff 3,45 Junior Play Production Manager 35 Annual and Indian Staffs 4. DW AIN LEE GUNTHER FFA 1, 2, 3,45 Football 1, 2, 3,45 Basketball 1, 25 Track 1, 2, 3,45 Chorus 3,45 Student Council 4. 'A CONNIE JOY UNDERBERG Band 1,2, 3,45 Chorus 2,3,45 Cheer- leader 45 Junior Play 35 Majorette 2, 3,45 CO. Government 35 Annual and Indian Staffs 4. JERRY ROSS MALONE FFA 2,3,45 Track l. JOHN LESLIE DIETZ Football 1,25 Track 1,23 Basketball 15 Chorus 2,3,45 Band 3,45 Junior Play 35 Co. Government 35 Student Council 25 Indian Editor, Annual Staff 4. DELORIS IOANN DERMAN Sioux Club 3. 'Lf gui 'ZF' W, W 654 -H, E ,i . mai' flux A M, Q 1. 4: EQ, Xml' y fl N Nr, w Hg.. N 'N zgp,,,11sx. 5' , , X fl .N M W, Wtwwgxmff, A w W F5402 'Rafal A Q 57. C- n 'Q-,nf W, in wg 1 . W? 5 iw' MICHAEL EDGAR VARNEY Football 1,2,3,4p Track 2,3g Basket- ball 1,2, 35 Band 3,4g Chorus 2,3,4g Co. Govemment 3g Annual and Indian Staffs 4. Una? General Course. gi? ILARMON APPLEGARTH DWAIN VERNE MYERS FFA l,2, 3,4g Football 1,3,4g Track 1, 2, 3, Junior Play 3, Student Council 45 Co. Government 3. BILLIE YVONNE DIXON Sioux Club 2. if L ANNETTE RAE CHASE Band 1,2, 3,45 Chorus 2, 3,4g Majorette 2, 3,4g Junior Play 33 Co. Govemment 3g Class Offlcer 2g Commercial Club 4g Annual and Indian Staffs 4. GLENARD ORVAL LEVERINGTON Junior Class Play 3. DIXIELDUWARD- I Library Council 4: Chorus 4: Co. Government 3: Annual and Indian Staffs 4. MARY LEE BAXTEI Commercial Club 4g Junior Play Advertiser 3g Annual Staff 4. LOUIS HENRY STITHEM Football l,2,3,45 Track 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1, 2, 3,45 Band 2, 3,45 Chorus 2, 3,45 Class Officer 1,2,35 Boys' State Altemate 35 Indian Co- Editor and Annual Staff 4 . DOROTHY MAY MCCARTHY FHA 2,35 Sioux Club 1,3,45 Junior Play 3. JOYCE NAOMI SMITH Transfer from Conway, Arkansas High School. FHA 45 Sioux Club 4. KENNETH LEON SEARS Band 3,45 Junior Play 3. MARILYN SUE THURMAN Cheerleader 2,3,45 Band 3,45 Sioux Club 1,2, 3,45 Chorus 45 Junior Play 35 Co. Government 35 Annual and Indian Staffs 4, JAMES RICHARD CARSON FFA 1, 2,3,45 Library Club 1. KAREN LEA MCGA UGHEY Transfer from Callaway High School. Commercial Club 4, DOROTHY IOAN WRIGHT FHA 1,2,3,45 Sioux Club 3,4 PATRICIA LEE RIGGS FHA 1,2,3,4p Sioux Club 35 Band 2,3,4g Co. Government 35 Class Officer 4g Commercial Club 4, BONNIE BERNICE SECOR FHA I,2,4g Sioux Club 3,4. MERRITT SHERMAN WINCHESTER FFA 1,2, 3,4g Chorus 2, 3,4g Indian Staff 4. IOANNE BELLE ROCKW ELL Band 2,3,4g Chorus 3,41 Sioux Club 3, Junior Play 3g Co. Government 33 Class Officer 4g Annual and Indian Staffs 4. ,Q l A xi A 1 .L 'W-fn ingot Nw' V IOYCE ELAINE DAVIDSON FHA 1, Sioux Club 1g Co. Govern- ment 3g Student Council 4g Class Officer 35 Commercial Club 4g Indian Staff 4. JOSEPH ALBERT MATTOX FFA 1, 2,3,4g Basketball 1, Football 4, Track 1,2,4. VIRGINIA MAY EACKER General Course. RONALD EARL THOMAS FFA 1, 2, 3,4g Football 1, Basketball ly Track 1,3,4g Band 3,4g Chorus 2, Annual Staff 4. CLASS OFFICERS Back row, left to right: P. Riggs, B. Clay, J. Rockwell. Front: I. Choffel, LILLIAN MAY LEVERINGTON General Course. FLOYD LAMONT SPENCER Football 1, Student Manager 1, Co. Government 33 Chorus 4. HOWARD LESLIE BALLENGER FFA 1, 2, 3,4g Football 1, 2, 3,4g Basketball 1, 2, Track 1, 2, 3,4. RONALD JOHN BAL LENGER FFA 1, 2, 3,4g Football 1, 2, 3, Track 1,2,3,4. I f ser ve -33 5 Q, J W iufyqg pHoT'O Hmm U AVAILABLE SHARON PEGGY BROWN HARRY OWEN ROSEBERRY FHA 1,2, 3,4. General Course. sl SOUTH WARD NORTH WARD'- One bright September morning in 1943, thirty-three mothers sighed with relief as thirty-three scrubbed angels faced their teachers to begin carving their names in Broken Bow's School history, as well as their desks. Sixteen were enrolled at the North Ward, while the South boasted of bettering this record by one more, The fight for survival was a rigorous one and many were lost along the way to other schools. However, ten of the starters did manage to endure the onslaught of thirteen years of public school education, and here they are as the . FHNALHSTS Back row, left to right: R. Lepant, F. Spencer, M. Varney, R. Clay, R. Varney, Front row: O, Leverington, M. Thurman, T. Erickson, P. Brown, M. Backer. -s. 'L' M. X CLASS HHSTORY On September 5 1952 seventy seven freshmen wrth therr sponsors Mlss Betty D111 and Mr Howard Jacob began therr long trek through the halls of BBHS The class offlcers were Lou1s Strthem presrdent Ranny Varney vrce presrdent Marcene Eacker secretary Judy I-Ircks treasurer Numerous tr1als and tr1bu1at1ons wxth algebra and gen eral scrence were supplemented by two class partres All remember the sprrtted Talent Show and the Moonshrners As sophomores w1th Mrss LOIS Chr1stensen as sponsor the followrng offrcers were elected Tom Enckson prestdent Jerry Choffel v1ce presrdent Lou1s Suthem, secre tary Annette Chase treasurer student councrl members John Dletz and Marcene Eacker Brology and geometry proved very troublesome however another class party sparked the year Durrng the summer a polro epxdemxc swept the area and took from us one of our classmates V1rg1n1a Cole As Jumors we had a very busy year under the capable leadershrp of Ranny Varney treasurer, student councxl Jerry Choffel and Judy Hrcks The very able sponsors were Mr John Sweente and Mlss Al1ce W1nk Concesslons sold at the football games and lyceum programs helped rarse money for the depleted treasury On November 9 10 the class play Our Mrss Brooks was proudly presented Then as a frttrng clrmax for the year the senrors were mvxted to attend the grand Mardr Gras as the banquet and prom Later there was a mov1e at the Dr1ve In and breakfast at the Country Club The semor class of 1956 was headed by Bob Clay as presrdent Joanne Rockwell vtce presldent Patty Rrggs secretary Jerry Choffel treasurer student councrl members Joyce Davtdson and Dwarn Gunther They made many commendable records rn the frelds of scholarshrp musrc and athletlcs Wrth the p1nk rose as the class flower and p1nk and charcoal as therr favonte colors, the class of 56 left many 1ndel1ble rmpres srons rn therr h1gh school career Wrth rnnumerable memories of their beloved alma mater they confxdently went out rnto the world eager to prove therr belref 1n the1r class motto The glft of knowledge rs the grft etemal. 1 I - D I I I , I o , . u . : . . ' . : . . . 5 ' S . I . . . . . - ' .... , , . : . ' . S l . . s . . - : ' 3 . . . ' : . , . as presidentg Louis Stithem, vice presidentg Ruby Gibson, secretary: Joyce Davidson, . . . . . . - , , , . . . . , S , . . z . ' 3 . S . . . . . ' . . . . . . . , . . . - , . . , CLASS ILL We the Sen1or Class of Broken Bow Hrgh School 1l'1 the year of our Lord 1955 56 hereby leave th1s last w1ll and testament to the underclassmen and teachers of Broken Bow Hrgh School To the Jun1or Class we w1ll our pat1ent sponsor Mr Cupl our ab1l1ty to get along 1n school to the Sophomores to the Freshmen our ab1l1ty to study and to the Junlor Hlgh all the good t1mes we ve had durmg our lugh school days I ELSIE CHARMONJ APPLEGARTH leave BBHS to settle down to a happy marr1ed l1fe WE LOWELL BAILIE and WAYNE WILLIAMS leave the old chewlng gum to be found under our desks If chewed and stretched th1s gum should last several months more I HOWARD BALLENGER, bequeath my CBSIIY broken ankles to anyone who doesn t m1nd walk1ng on crutches WE MARY LEE BAXTER and SHARON FRANCIS do w1ll to all underclassmen our many good t1mes we had rn BBHS JOYCE BRIGGS leave my charmrng personal1ty to Ann Butterf1eld DARLENE CARPENTER bequeath my place xn speech class to the next person who hates to grve speeches as much as I do JIM CARSON w1ll my yodelmg ab1l1ty to Eddle Arnold Now he can be the Number One s1nger ANNETTE CHASE leave my Indlan head dress to Mr Jacob so he can become head maJorette JERRY CHOFFEL w1ll my long eye lashes to Ph1l VanDervoort hopmg he w1ll use them woo the glrls l1ke I have BOB CLAY w1ll to Don Jones my standmg wrth the faculty KAY COFFMAN bequeath my abillty to go steady to Karen Orv1s WE JACK CONNELY and JERRY MALONE leave our grades to be d1v1ded among all fluflklng Sophomores who thmks he can keep up wxth the modern world JOHN DIETZ w1ll my hect1c Job as edrtor of THE INDIAN to anyone who doesn t mlnd staymg up unt1l the wee hours of the morrung studymg that 15 I!! DELORES DERMAN w1ll my bashfulness and blushes to Peggy Wood BILLIE DIXON would leave my Plymouth to someone but I couldn t get along wlthout rt MARCENE EACKER w1ll my Studebaker p1ck up to BBHS 1n place of the Yellow Terror I ll bet they can t get as many k1ds rn rt as I dtd VIRGINIA EACKER, w1ll my love to go to out of town dances to those who l1ke excltement TOM ERICKSON w1ll my love to laugh to Chuck Koozer Keep II down to a roar, Chuck ROBERTA EVANS leave BBHS w1th the 1ntent1on of try1ng to break my hab1t of talk1ng when I should be l1sten1ng RUBY GIBSON leave BBHS to look after Lavern full t1me DWAIN GUNTHER leave my pos1t1on on the football team to Roger Beck JUDY HICKS leave my loud Bermuda socks guaranteed not to fade to Mary W1tcher BARBARA KELLY w1ll my fuendly ways to Pat Farrrtor KATHRYN KELLY w1ll my Job as lrbranan rn the study hall to Madge Haumont I RICHARD LEPANT leave my helght to John Stevens as an asset to next year s basketball team ' , . . . I. , . . . U I. . ' I, , . . . . . D It I I - ' I L . . - . . . to I' , . . . . I, , ' ' . WE, JOYCE DAVIDSON and MARILYN MARTIN, will our places in Modern Problems to anyone I' , . . , . , . . . . - . ' L- I, , ' . I! I I . I I ' I. , ' ' - ' n . n I' . - - . . . I, , ' . ' . I' ' . . . . . . ' 1, , - ' . I, , ' ' . I9 1 I 1 . ' I, , ' ' ' . I' . . . . . . . ORVAL LEVERINGTON bequeath all the muscles I have acqurred from carryrng grocerres the Broadway Market to next year s football team. LILLIAN LEVERINGTON leave my books to the custodrans as a means of startrng a frre rn the furnac next year when the cold weather rolls around KAREN MCGAUGHEY wrll my long harr to anyone wrth the patrence to take care of rt JOHN MCINTOSH leave my Hercules physrque to John Bruce DWAIN MYERS wrll my face to Mount Rushmore knowrng that rt wrll then become a more popular srte JOANNE MYERS leave BBHS but my mam rnterest strll rema1ns rn the Senror Class of 1957 WE PHYLLIS MYERS and LAVON UHLIG leave our furnrshed apartment to Donna Estes Thrnk you can carry on wrthout us Donna? LEA ANN NELSON leave my seat rn the alto sectron rn chorr to Judy Gardner hoprng she wrll do all she can to keep rt the best sectron of all WANDA RAMSEY leave my Job at the telephone offrce to anyone wrth the patlence to hold down a Job of thrs type CAROL REED leave my quret drsposrtron to Tom Owen hoprng rt wrll take effect PATTY RIGGS wrll my many boy fnends from the sand h1lls to anyone who can wrn them JOANNE ROCKWELL wrll my abrlrty to cause undue excrtement rn chemrstry class to Nancy Strll Thrs IS one combrnatron I always got a Eg out of borlrng nrtroglycerrne wrth dynamrtel ll HARRY ROSEBERRY leave my herght to the basketball team to be evenly drstrrbuted among the members KENNY SEARS wrll my '15 foot car aerral to Ronnre Stewart rn hopes that rt works better on hrs brcycle than ll does on my car BONNIE SECOR wrll my abrlrty to go wrth out of town boys to Wanda Harrrs JOYCE SMITH wrll my Southern drawl to anyone who doesn t mrnd berng teased FLOYD SPENCER bequeath my curly locks to Jrm Lerbhart Take good care of them Jrm LOUIE STITHEM leave BBI-IS wrthout Gweeny much to my regret RONNIE THOMAS w1ll my abrlrty to chew bubble gum and play the bass horn at the same trme to Mr Jacob one who could never understand thrs feat MARILYN THURMAN wrll my bass clarrnet to some other wrndy character CONNIE UNDERBERG leave my abrlrty to resrst boys who are gorng steady to anyone who happens to come up agarnst thrs srtuatron MIKE VARNEY wrll my abrlrty to play the wrong notes at the wrong trme on my bass horn Don Nerdt RANNY VARNEY w1ll nothrng to anyone cause I m havrn too much fun DIXIE WARD leave Mr Sweenre wrth no one to embarrass MERRITT WINCHESTER wrll my abrlrty to draw to Joey Lowder Srgned thrs 23 day of May 1956 A Wheeler Barrow Notary Publrc Wrtnessed by Barbara Sevrlle Secretary by marcene and Judy Sf' Iv I. , . . . at I' , . . . . r, , ' . L , . - . . . I, ' s . . 1 L v . . , I' , . - . . , . . I' ' . . . . - n . . In 9 I H 9 H ' I, ' . . . I, , . . . . I' ' . . . . I' v . . . . to 1, , . ' ' . 44 ' . K gr It ,I f 4 . Q - LD x ' 0 I 0 ' -Y 'F' b To v CLASS PRUPHECY We Swaml Szalami and Madame LaZanga recall the Past tell the Present and foresee the Future Cross our palms with silver P Thank youll The crystal ball grows hazy its interior vibrates vrolently Now it is beginning to clarify and we see yes we see the members of the class of 1956! Ranny Vamey big construction engineer is supervising the laying of a plank across Muddy Creek Bob Clay has been commissioned recently Admiral of the Custer County Atomic Submarine Fleet with Headquarters under the Ninth Avenue bridge Tom Erickson and Connie Underberg famous doctor and nurse team in the U S Army Medical Corp have just been ordered to set up a first aid station on the Moon At the auto races it s a close tie between Jim Lyddon driving a flashy Supersonic Six and Richard Lepant a souped up Belchfire Eight In the grandstand we see big o1l tycoon Floyd Spencer who runs the grease rack at the Bow O11 Sta't1on Dwain Gunther manager of the Berwyn Rams and Ron Ballenger King of the Cowboys who brought with him his famous horse Enamel At the Interplanet Airport managed by Carol Reed we find Ronnie Thomas pilot and Joe Mattox co pilot warming up therr space ship for a non stop flight on the B B B QBerwyn Broken Bowj Air Express best seller The Einstein Theory of Relativity in Comic Form English Professor Duane Myers has published hrs ftrst book which promises to be a hit w1th all poor spellers The Different Ways to Spell Cat Dr Joanne Rockwell has recently completed an extensive genetics research Her thesis Crossing Owls With Goats to Produce Hootinnanmes Mike Vamey has just patented his latest pharmaceut1cal discovery Pauline Pimple s Pretty Pink Pills for Pale People the Only Pink Pills Wrapped in Purple Paper Wrappers Elsie Applegarth and Lavon Uhlig have Just returned from a planetwide mlssionary tour We hear a faint sound in the background It is Lowell Baillie and his Space Telecasterl Let s turn it up Why it s Jim Carson and his Grey Goose Gulch Boys singing the Number One hit I Can t Get Out of My Space Ship Cause Some Dirty Martian Put Glue On the Seatcovers Now our crystal ball grves us a sneak preview of the outstanding cast Annette Chase Marilyn Thurman Judy Hicks and Marcene Eacker Oscar winners for their unsurpassed per formance in It s A Woman s World. In the literary field, John Dietz, outstanding teacher of science, has just published another Loure Strthem brave engrneer on the Flatwheel and Kerchoo Rarlroad made a two second stop savrng a scentless skunk owned by breeder Duane Taylor Bonme Secor Dorothy McCarthy and Mary Lee Baxter are head wartresses rn Prerre Gastronomrc Emporrum Uranrtunburgers Our Specralty Merrrtt Wrnchester rs advertrsrng hrs 20 000 acre tourrst resort as The Smgrng Hrlls Engrneer Kenneth Sears has wrrecl them for sound Mayor B1ll1e Drxon has rssued a proclamatron that all mrce be destroyed as soon as possrble It IS recommended that thrs be done wrth Bert Evans newest rnventron a mousetrap two cats and a broom Tune rn tomght to Capsmoke starrrng leadrng Smellyvrsron star John Macintosh QMommy Iwanna smell Capsmoke U A new breakfast cereal Crampres has been developed by Home Economrsts Joyce Brrgg Speakrng at the Secretarlal Conventron berng held on Juprter thrs week are Patty Rrggs Karen McGaughey and Kay Coffman From Boomrng Berwyn we see Joyce Davrdson Drxre Ward and Sharon Francrs workrng rn the new Superatomrc Market owned by Orvrlle Leverrngton The Myers Beauty Salon owned by Joanne and Phyllrs Myers IS usrng the latest method of crew cuttmg eyelashes developed by beauty operators Barbara Kelly Lea Ann Nelson and Dorothy Wrrght Starrrng at Vrrgrnra Eacker s and Lrllran Leverrngton s Ultramodem the theater Wllh no seatsfdesrgned by Wanda Ramseyj wrll be Wayne Wrllrams supermodern versron of Beowulf wrth Jerry Choffel as the modern Grendel Jack Connelly has opened the new Inter-planet Sports Club where Jerry Malone rs manager of the famous Mrghty Mrdgets the team that plays pool under the tables The crystal ball now shows us the new Out of thrs World resort MC d by Howard Ballenger and featurrng chanteuse Darlene Carpenter and dancers Peggy Brown and Delores Derman Ruby Grbson ambassadress from the North and Joyce Smrth ambassadress from the South are arbrtratrng to prevent another Crvrl War To date each has vetoed the other s proposals Now the Crystal Ball grows drm and thus ends the futurama by annette and marrlyn . , ' . . . ,S D H I I H A I SI Kathryn Kelly, and Marilyn Martin. :Q ' Q . 'L Ii 65 NXO CPAP? ' A A H 1- ' L. T . LJ JN ,Q Vuni , I A k ' S L A f 1 A my CAQ1 . LOC KER NO: tio , QE, v X, 'jf' F 6 . R 1 , ,f , KO? HQS53, QOL i 6x ,C .4 v L '--iT QQ? ' 6374, PLE G or BE T 5 O0 BOYFRIEN D'S if A 0 ff- L fx BEST DANLEQ MZLSSQZE Q fab f M rIO5T EVIIBARIQASSING mom ENT SENIOR BREAKFAST SFNIOQ HE CURRENT HEARTTHROBC53 WHEN f R055 WENT WITH W ATE WH AT I X X EXCUSE FOR LAST TARDINES5 657' vga 4014 WHO5 Zoo IN THE LATEST ego SENIOR CLA-55 I NUSCLENAN X 2 Cl-OWN 3 WIT CHALF3 MOMENTS TO REMEMBER CFULL3 gm DID IQDWQELEZET A I BACCALAUREATE 4 BRAIN 1. TRAFEL DATE 5 POET I' WHY 2 C'-A55 NIGHT GEAGER BEAVER DATE LAST DLACE we GOT 3 GRADUATION NIGHT 7 HOTROD HARRY CHASED OUT OF OUTSTANDING EVENT S DOLL 4. WOLF IO DID THE MOST FOR THE SCHOOL I AM WEARINC1 ILDID THE SCHOOL FORTHE HOST EL-I I. 9N.L DXEI .LSOLJ 3 RING I I3 NOISIEST U3 .I I4 DRESSING Room LEGAL EAGLE 2 N CIVH WN U1 NERS Q9 8 I I L ASS VALE OF? AN 5A UTATOR AN EE QL- mY GANG Kai' 64? VIY HEIGHT U 57' WEIGHT QW WAIST M1359-!ms,IRLs F I D CT J L I I I - ' , IVA! I Nix L I 1 Y .. .' on 9? : : H P6 vz.+svIUAm , H Xlix I x WN- f3l--'1 Us I 'AQ' . I . ga - ' - - . ' ' ., Q- FA WA, - -. E I F9 5- C no Y E 4, 7' , -I U .. . , 3 r A .. 55 I ' I 'L I I . If IMA as w N T Q9 I I I ' . Q' AN on on .. N I - I JR-SR BLU OUT: L I4 5 wHERE IN ' T I AN -Y -ELL. I --,, 'Vw , Xi! 55 , . 1. ,I X Qi ' Q .E QW? .- M D I .. i :I 'SIA I I I I I i ' L I 'F ' 'Dff N lr JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM TI-IEIVIE: Rl AC-F: ORCHESTRA: MY DATE WAS: I. EI SINGLE DATED III DOUBLE DATED III soLoED THE WEATHER WAS. IIIIIIIIIIIIIIJIII BLIZZAR DY IXIICE RAINY WI N DY DID NOI NOTICL IHADA GOOD TIME BAD TIME SWELL TIME BUM TIME IIMM M VI V ZOWlEf ' I WOULD III DO ll AGAIN Cl TRY IT AGAIN EI CONSIDER II AGAIN I3 NEVER AGAIN' IIIEIIIIIIIEIIII I:I:II:II:I..I F1 Z 52 -I 'C EI Z 5 A BLUR LOST NOT FIT FOR MAN OR BEAST DATEI.-TIME:-. WE TALKED C'?I ABOUT THE FOREIGN POLICY ORNITHOLOGY COTTAGE COURSES OUR PROJECTS HOW T0 IMPROVE ONES PIZZICATU DID NOT TALK C?'??'7?I GOT IN EARLY LAI E' DO NOT REMEMBER REASON VI RAN OUT or GAS El GOT OUT oF LINE EI FLAI IIRE C99 III WALKED EI NO REASON MY RAR ENT5 WLR E' U UP El GONE VOR THE DAY U ORG-ANIZIN6 A SEARCH PARTY U UP IN ARMS III HADN I NOTICED ID BLEN GONE AFTER THE PROM WE WENT TO IIIIIIl1I IIIIIIEIIIIIIIEI U LOVERS LANI:. IJ I-IYMIES HUNGARIAN IIACIENDA IWENU H PROGRAMME W x I I' no I I UJUJ l VI' z , -- 51' , ' I -If .. . ' 1 ' I I Z I. 'I I1 I e'f'2Eg'I'- I I 'Ig I 04 - I --gm I . I -I .. Ju -4 I U In - E m 5 K . I XxTCD 3 li X J ,f, jI pRlffVCDQ1ff5:IxFiS , 'X X, 4 'I' if 1 A-. ,0-' -.aw PM l. 1. 'S ..- : .r-J-S Elai- 51312: 4:-H. nf'-' -12.9. 3::::: ...qu '-ZZ-ZZ Iv..-.. '5S:1'113 752:- 1?-::-2 -- ug. '-'DZ' v-23, ?S:1:f' ::. 51,1 1-:Z -:fu '..-.v 'fftft s J' '- ft' oi gil: .-jf:-: -7-: .-..-.I v. ,af .gs 4' -4- .--. 'u -. As ft Sf-7'-. I I? -112123. 15'- 5:2151 .'.:1:: H...- v.. 0:3 :IH 4-:iffy '-I-I-E115 saws. na..- 2522? . 1. -gg. M32 3 :251 . z- 'ini' 1:-15' .4-. -' -if! v . - g.v. , 15132- ,- .. ::-- '22255 -,,... Q ...- I Ms ,M ..-.-,r ff- 1' 'On - -,-. .- r fa!! :ui- .2422 -.-.-:: 7'S:f:: -W'-'-' , . ,- ., .z-.-' -525 .f.'. g.. ...gg . ::'..--t aff -'wa '3:!-Z-It .:,.:'. ..Eg-. . 'fb 52' .af-2. QA? Stl? fn N'- :-. -'L' .'!!' !'.'.'.'. an . . 3572 s..! .g.... 4' . rf LMA MATTER In the state of Custer County, Wrth tts htlls and valleys farr to see There nxles the queen of all the pra1r1e, In soverergn majesty Both punty and strength her colors, Blazen forth upon her banner bnght We ll honor them, and love forever Our glonous Red and Whxte. Then ha1l to thee our Alma Mater, Hall our hrgh school Ever true and strong, Accept as glfts upon thy altar The tnbute of our song Broken Bow Broken Bow Sne s the greatest l-hgh Of any that I know Always pressmg onward May her glory ever grow Our honored Alma Mater Broken Bow, Heigh-O. As IUNIORS. . . we began the year with a flurry of activity. Money-making plans were neces- sary to finance the Junior-Senior banquet. We presented the annual Junior play, THE INNER WILLY, sold refreshments at foot- ball games, and sponsored Lyceum pro- grams. Juniors played a prominent part in athletic and music activities, and many achieved scholastic honors We are anticipating a successful senior year. OFHCERS Vice Presidents G- Gardner Secrewwi Ne Biztzduist, President- I 0 ' ' ' Treasure' - Fgnstet n Back row, left to right: A. Coble, R. Beck, W. Dietz, W. Griffith, I. Bruce J. Cha ' K. Clark A . PHL , . Cartensen. Middle row: N. Brown, J. Francis, B, Eacker, G. Francis, wi Dramsey, A. Butterfield, I. Derman, P. Farritor. Front row:J. Dunkel, D. Browni , , , , rt, M, Bl-akeman, D, Dunkel, ng, G. Fenster,J Gardner A Gilbe f ?w:.- . , + 25 . . fi, Q x if V' fb - rf 2 21.1551 , Wil 5 fav- V x . .sw-L . S aff A .S1a,... , ly -' swwvfzg 1- X- :J 9 ,M . . V. , .w,. ff1.,1f fgiyff J -5 5:2 vV?fi'?f+:ff f 3' if51f'Tvf-3'-'af .- figifiwfgxzigg, , 'M K, . . f, gg 5-Qu ' .17 , 5,4 Y-5,5 5 , . A 1 1, ev 'ss Fir: 4 9 4... xwfiv f fn .. 'J'-226 w'14F,- ww. .4 A 1' : r- - K Q a w',,:Q - g u 'fir Q. 42.12-?f.-.3 31.5 gi -.p'Ei.Lig,4s?,w,. - -1' ,. ' P 'wfsfaff mf.f?2Q'.'QEi,':'jw 517 'M ' K f Qiifkf- .za,73ggfQ7f,'fZfiij' f '..A W f l' PJ' .QI-f ,X . . -: 51,-,1 .. 4 V L,h,L .mx , S. . . fQf:.,f, :E . ffl, ffiiif f in - K - , ,QR 15 -ix V J,,,J.l ,,,L .L +gL.:f. Ag 3 -192 ,.VL 2 ,gag V1g.,., 9 41. -,Z f 4:,4.1g4. i W v I . , . 1 .ns ' I b if . '75 i X. ' iz. 'tt - 1 , A Y , ep. . , 3. ' Lim, . Q as A-1I+f. '-1 ,,, ' ' - ' L-. pina ' f, , , Q gg: , Q .' B 25 iii 35 ? E 5 f. .RT .. W. ,, .1 .. 1 ,dff A .P . , .. H if L31 Y-if . , k is 'Q Q -e li . ' F 92,4 4 'AA' K ,Q 4. -.,, f f.. , 1 J' , ,, . , u-2 was f ' h'?k4f.i ' - y J 4 S 5 . E 1 V as- , .. x fi f i - 4 ,' Q' . 1 Ar 8 ' 1 1 .. g -as ,Maw .11 wi 1 A R A , 5 W -1 .ar fif v f :-5,5 3 ??,.Q.f- Q, N 55, ' f I fix- Y ' Eff as fuwav!-'W' .M . S 19. f Q As SOPHOMORES. . . the future seniors of '58 have now come to the half-way mark in our High School careers at BBHS. Along with our scholastic achievements, we have enthusiastically participated in sports, band, choir, and social activities. Getting acquainted with all upper and lower classmen has perhaps been our greatest pleasure. We are now look- ing forward very much to our re- maining two years. orrrceas Secte,,,y, A. uorcomb. li. vJ'tcher Pfesidem' V. itjflier Treasure!- M. 1 ' .f,.c.SCf ' . pfestden . Vice Back row, left to right: I. Gardner, D. I. Burdick, D. Clay, Middle IOW: M. AIn01d, K. Anderson, A. Eichelberger. FIOHI POW: I. Hawk, D. Estes, D. F. Hawk. Car HCHPS. G- Greene, P. Davidson, K. Fiske, D. Anderson M. Edney, B. Batten, V. Cook, R, Gunther, M, Griffith Perlrer. V. Gremm. K. Glendy, w. Akin, A. Eichrhaler, 945 5, 'xi 11. E X25 ' , 543512, ,mfg n - fm i , ' iv? J an ,,L1 R gg'ggaf-.JFK , f2?2f?i .2Pfl 1q55f1f2ef ,' - , Vim? f 'W M y I ff 'ff J 'ff y 93 1 ' ffijfillsf f A ,. f-32633 f f iff? .Si 'Sw seize ' S2353 'Q .. - c Y 51 M, aw is , , f , 5 Q, X Tay-'ff W K . 4 ws e ,i Aix. .t , X. VL , '41 Q 5 as K, 1 Lf, ' -,Q ' . . : 'xxpvin , V ' im A , , f .- , , PT' 'W If :,X1QfF4-Vw., QL z N2-5. wet -,f .f :PI K , ,,a.,v.5x ,Q FJ A 1 .q.y':.g -wx A V- fx ff,,,g-Q1 Ls- , vig: A ,Q ' W1 ' . 'VI N X Vi- .mn X 1.,,jXi f .z W 1 ff-'gk fcwzg' G 'mf L ,f g Ay, L, - 3 gg ' , ,5:t.,.,i5-jig, ,mg x x 3 2 fi- 5, ,fm fy., J: V , , '-:x:g.:i'e1fF:::.f ff'-R-'fiwAiQ?1gQZf1 'gag wi , , , - if ,. V. cvi'a2sgs,gf X Rafi: X :Qi 2. - v Nw-J -'- Y! ag.-555554, ,arg -gggsfgg, A: 5325 W in ,K ,114 w ef 511255, 91,1 ,. g fw -J f ,KTQV x WW ww 1 -' , 1- 115'1ffEi,fsP'j,,f,zy ' .ik Y i fs. 11 v Wm? , fy I 'iw Q. B 5 1. V ,, A if A , 525' . . , . ,. A . 'iff J 555 .CMLW5 My A 2 -4341 ilk V .993 L ,Q ,i,5,g53g,:w ' , ,fini fffiw 4 , - N- K I EF' , U 3. ' 'XI A , M-diffs. +13 ,. ,X V21 1 X 'V 21,54 rw? Q , 1 , , Fw, , 15 VY A+ + -vo, , 'A-QQ r , Mi' 'A -vi ' , 5 , ' 'f' X' . 2 V. ' .. i K ? i- , - ,ff .ay 43? 5 , Q 'wfffi' mwgqgzg X33 As FRESHMEN. . .we embarked on a new M adventure. Strange faces and unfamiliar subjects made this year a bit different, Our class party highlighted our many other school activities. Soon we felt that we were a definite part of BBHS, ready to assume our responsibilities in the years ahead, QFHCERS K Nrccioughan- Vice IGH ' T Wood. 5ecretatY'gTtC:l'?orne. President' ' President: ' Back row, left to right: I. Poland, B. Root, T. Osborne, E. Secor, L. Peace, E, Trotter, L. Raney, D. Schultz, I. Stone. Middle row: A. Wiggins, L. Rowedder, S, Spencer, T. Sickler, N. Young, T. Wood, W. Wood, B, Roseberry. I. Province, Front row: D. Tondreau, K. Wood, , . , . torms, F. Ready, V. Peace C. Spencer. S. Price, D. Wright E Stithem A S fn fa- 53. ,Q nm , M940-L wiv 1 'S , ' I 'afmiwf-M921 K m Q54 f N S rf Y f A F Z l. 2 ? V . 4 in QQ 4 .g . sm-wr' if Y iw? fix 1 as , 13,355 ik , .. M ,-Q fy H -if, ,..:,- Q 2,1 ML- f 5 9 i 11' 5 Q MX .f y fa 2,2 Qu x 3 at wr- fini fy as. 2 , 'www A 3'-5 ff-' ' 5. if , , , A A KAW 39:9 P E ff -, X. Rf' J' , Q u? 5 Q, Q52 15 . fy 'L flfvi- :' - ,A A'A: aw? W 'QA 42 2 ' Pi V 1. Q f L1- g E x 1 E f g Wi X. A I ' 5 ii Y is DL .Q - Wig ..q5x,. -. 'ef Q 11 k L ,f ' gf 'Milf 3' R , HF 1 iii V 2 WE 'ww X Q V Q M W is? V , fi, J . i f l R N533 Q 1 ' ,ff be ,, W. I FUI K, itgxfmh ' if f 'gn' Slfiaff V ?,Ahv-'BZ 4 T152 Y 3 H 4 W 1 4:5 ef H, ' L . 5 Q, 'EQ Q fr , wg 1 X . ,, fi A ' S ' if 4, . ii 1' -Y W Y? 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' '+ ' V U ' - .fi N f ' K , K V 1 , A , . : fn. was H - .A .v-M ' mix 9 ' ' K ' I an ' ' if' I .-W ,. 3 345.-,Ll v ' 35? x'-, I Q J. f ' ,.., 'fi 35 FA ' HND AN STAFF Editor -------------- Co-Editor - - - Class Reporters: Senior ---- Junior - - - Sophomore - - Freshman - - - Organization Reporters: Band --------- - Choir ---- FFA - - FHA ------ Sioux Club ---- Student Council Personals ----- Sports Writers - - Senior Album - - Feature Writers - - Art Editors - - - Typists - - Sponsor- - - - - - - John Dietz - -Louis Stithem - - Ranny Vamey - - -Judy Gardner. - - Allen Holcomb Karen McC1oughan Connie Underberg - - Annette Chase - - - Walter Dietz - - Mary Willenberg - - -Kay Coffman - - - Joyce Davidson - - - Marcene Eacker Marilyn Thurman Judy Hicks Joanne Rockwell - - - - - Bob Clay Mike Vamey - Ruby Gibson Dixie Ward Kathryn Kelly - Lea Ann Nelson JoAnne Myers Karen Orvis Merritt Winchester - Joyce Davidson Annette Chase Mrs. Schwengle I BANNER YEAR ---- The INDIAN, Broken Bow High School's paper, enjoyed another successful year during the 1955-56 school term. The paper was published three times a semester, making a total of six editions. Included in each copy were: the interesting Senior Album, juicy personals, class and organ- ization news, humorous features, a peppy sports section, as well as special accounts of outstand- ing happenings. Several members of the faculty and of the staff wrote a number of thought pro- voking editorlals during the year, The splendid art work for the covers and headings was done by Merritt Winchester and Karen Orvis. Many thanks are in order for Mrs. Schwengle and Mrs. Mayo whose wonderful co-operation made the success of the paper possible. -KDK-Cir STUD NTQ UNQXXL ck row lei: to rrghtl Burdrck D Gumher D Myers L Myers 9. Eldred ddle row NH ade Sponsor S avidsorx A Davrs M Arnold A Bmmertield Front rovl T Varrxey Wrlleuberg, Myers M Eacker secresary Treasurer 1 Hicks Presrderxt D Holcomb Loot sho-any Y Farrrror Vrce Presrderxt rd Mrs. . , 1 Ona D' wa 1 Back row. lef' to ilghhlgn :SSL 1 ogden - Librfarwl' ' Gubm. C. Kellef- Front row: S. Vmnedge' A' 945913 CQJCD LHBRARWE CUYUM CM.. I C MMERQIIALQ UB Back row, left to right: S. Francis, P. Myers, C. Reed, I. Myers, M. Martin. Middle row: D. McCarthy, L. Uhlig, J. Davidson, K. Coffman, K. McGaughey. Front row: A. Chase, M. Baxter, R. Gibson, P. Riggs. bv' -z-. spain. .Aw , K. I 0 -SFA IW 'icon 9 Back 1 len to , WICERS Y Sentm 1 'Bill R Th Mrdare me Omas President W E 1 W wur Humzmger ezbera T,-easu: rams Front 1-0 AdviS01' et w Diet w H Ballenger Vic z Reporter Mr e Preszdem M Ken Cl' S F FGA The 1955 56 Broken Bow Chapter of Future Farmers of Amerrca consrsung of srxty members had a very busy year In November Gall Horn Orval Haumont, Clrfford Olson and Mr Huntz rnger attended the Natronal F F A Convenuon in Kansas Crty where Gail and Orval were elevated to the American Farmer Degree In the Drstrrct Convenuon, at St Paul on February 18 the Chapter entered the followmg team rn the Parliamentary Procedure Contest Dwain Myers Presrdent, Ronme Thomas Vice Prestdent Wayne Wrllrams Secretary Marvm Keller Reporter Eddte Jezbera Treasurer Duane Taylor Sentmel Gerry Ltnk competed rn the Creed Speakrng Contest whrle Dwain Myers parncrpated rn the Pubhc Speakrng Contest Some members and offrcers attended the State Convenuon at Lmcoln rn the spring Three chapter officers Ronme Thomas, Eddre Jezbera and Walter Dtetz attended the State F F A Officers Camp rn June at Camp Comeca near Cozad Weekly radro programs a televrsron program safety demonstrations, project tours and various Co ops kept the members actrve rn an excmng and profrt able year eCl'eI31-y an I ,f ' I GFTON drip X A 'o , I9 1 ,,,, I W :, v . 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X I 'sq-x 'Z Y 4 o ' ' ' - . - ' I 3 . - - u . n . , - , . 5 . , - n . - . . . ' . ' 1 ' l . 0 - . ' U O s o . . . ' . QHEERLEADERS W 'V N A R S H T H x 7 a, l -I G. FRANCIS v. coorc .,Q t M. ARNOLD 7 w, MARTIN B, sPoRE M, WITCHER K. MCCLOUGHAN A, DAVIS s. PRICE B. FRANCIS SJIUUX CLU BBBIBB Back row, left to right: B. Kelly, B. Spore, M. Arnold, G. Francis, C. Underberg, M. Thurman A. Carstenson, D. Carpenter, K. Coffman, K. Orvis, V. Cook, W. Martin, M. Witcher, C. Scritsmier. F0urth row: I. Huntzinger, W. Ramsey, C. Keller, S. McCaslin, K. Anderson, I. Gardner, C. Wilcox, I. Smith, B. Secor, S. Vinnedge, E. Patrick, L. Hewitt. Third row: K. Kelly, K. Gross, 1. Francis, V. Smith, P. Farritor, G. Fenster, M. Young, N. Brown, A. Butterfield, D. Jones, P. Leymaster, V. lawlis. Second row: P. Myers, D. Clay, L. Bonnell, K. McC1oughan, M. McDuffee, M. Haumont, E. Stithem, S. Spencer, K. Myers, T. Keller, T. Wood, I. Derman. First row: G. Wells, D. Brassier, K. 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CHOHR CHRISTMAS EVENTS The Hrgh School Musrc Department held us annual Chrrstmas Party on December 15 at '7 30 The Band opened the program wrth the followrng numbers Chrldren s Prayer Humperdrnck Themes from the Nutcracker Surte Tscharkowsky Three Songs for Chrrstmas Clare Grundman The Chorr srttrng around a fireplace and the prano sang T Was the Nrg Before Chrrstmas arranged by Harry Slmeone The Band agarn taking the spotlrght played Santa Claus Is Comrng To Town Grllespre Coots Frosty the Snowman Nelson and Rollrns Rudolph the Red Nosed Rerndeer Johnny Marks The program was ended wrth the audrence smgrng Christmas Carols accompanred by the Band The Chou presented a Vesper Servrce on December 18 at 5 00 The followlng songs were sung Joy to the World Handel It Came Upon the Mrdnrght Clear On Thrs Good Chrrstmas Mom Noble Kam Gludrng Star Carol O C Chnstransen what Can Thrs Mean Staley Allelura ' Chrrst rs Born Arr by Kountz Noel Gevaert The Shepherd s Story 'Ralph Wrllrams A Chrtstmas Carol J Curtrs Shake On December 23 at 3 00 a convocatron was held at whrch the Iunror Hrgh and Hlgh School Jorned rn smgrng Chrtstmms songs it . , ---------.-------- . . . . . . ' ,, , . ht D.. U , . . ' : Our Sweet Savior Dear ------- ---------- N orman Bell , ----- - .-------- 1 . . .' .5 . ' ,I . sw' . f1. x, . . . ' , . ' ' ' ' L 'n. ' ' U I .- --, S 3 aus.. Left to right: E. Jezbera, A. Butterfield, D. Browning, M. Haumont, M. Willenberg, N. Brown C. Robinson, M. Keller, L. Ramsey. I. Gardner, K. Clark, C, Koozer, THE INNER WILLY, a three-act play written by Bettye Knapp, was presented by the Junior class on November 21 and 22 under the able direction of Mrs. L. R, Hagood. The cast of characters consisted of: Willoughby Adams - - - - Kenny Clark Inner Willy ----- - Aunt Hester - - Aunt Louise - - Aunt Olga - - - Stanley Clark - - Mike ------ Marybelle Turner - - - - Janet Marshall - - Trudy Marshall - - - - - Claris Robinson Lloyd Ramsey - - Elvera Jezbera - - Nedra Brown Ann Butterfield - Chuck Koozer - Marvin Keller DeAnn Browning Madge Haumont Mary Willenberg M Hlffnllgls mniifff For sixteen years Willoughby had been a good boy, and had submitted to the s-mothertng of his three maiden aunts, Hester, Louise, and Olga. He practiced the piano - for which he had no talent, drank gallons of cod liver oil, ate turnips - which he detested, and allowed his aunts to argue over his future career. Inwardly, however, he rebelled - so much so that suddenly - there was his inner self in person! Inner Willy came to his rescue by goading him on to a better life in which questions pertaining to Willoughby were settled by Willoughby himself. Immediately, Willoughby found himself with three dates for the prom - a situation that might have become a bit overbalanced had it not been for his friends Mike and Stanley, and the sly maneuvering of Inner Willy. The vivacious red -haired twins, Trudy and Janetg Marybelle, a plain girl fthe aunts' choicejg and Carol, Willoughby's secret love, all complicated Wi1loughby's life, but, Inner Willy caused love to find a way, and everything ended happily with the vanishing of the no-longer-needed INNER WILLY. Q 1 .U E. rw, gf : 5 . A .ww x 5 wif K4 iw f ,Q K' is M.. 29.4 +1 Q J' 5 i iv' -2 N, .El Q Q 3? 4 lx Q K R 5, A -, , A , ,, -' A .f.,,'vA-- ', -'V ' .ll 9 5 fz35S,v'v'l'1l-Yww 5 Mi gggagfwiaflfr K xr? X ff riff , ' aft I zz' NY nga fn fu? ii 'iii 2 ,iw 1,1 rw! EWLQMPJ '45 ' wi ' '- f . - Q - 5 .4 ' TQPGEA i , yf ,Q W? ,Q . ,A :fr Y .va- Q GF! . - X A, P'f5Q:.:g',ng..f, pf? 4 '. 4 L w i its 5,2 i N ks , 1 ? 1 . 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H BRCUPKEN BOW CUACHIING STAFF HIGH SCHOOL BB 20 RAVENNA 12 BB 0 ORD 27 MINDEN HOLDREGE COZAD LOUP CITY BURWELL CURTIS LEXINGTON RESERVES RAVENNA LEXINGTON RD COZAD THE GRIDIROLN 11 of this group being lettermen Two practices a day were held for two weeks Later after school started only the after class workouts were held The squad increased to 34 at this time The Ind1ans playing a tough schedule finished with five wins and four losses The four losses went to Minden Ord Cozad and Curtis these being rated in the top ten 1n Class B The Indians captured the Northem D1v1s1on Championship of the Trans Nebraska after Ord withdrew The season closed with an afternoon game on Veterans Day at Lexington This was the last game for eight seniors BB 12 40 BB 14 13 BB 'I 25 BB 31 14 BB 41 0 BB 0 34 BB 14 13 BB 6 0 BB 27 6 BB 8 O 0 BB 0 13 i Y The Indians opened the season, August 22, with 14 reporting for the first practice, 1 1 I 1 l 1 1 1 w 1 4 Q A5 9 . ,q x R-. f. ' 1 1 w?s5,.f 1 f.aQ9iL W ,fha 4 'Z is , 553, 2 1 W 1 J W i 'Wifi DWAIN MYERS Tackle Two Year Senior JOE MATTOX Guard One Year Senior HOWARD BALLENGER .FR Fullback One Year . 'M' Senior LAVERN HAEFELE End Two Year Junior CHUCK KOOZER Tackle Two Year Junior IRWIN STONE Guard Two Year Jlmior vb 'Y V ,F End One Year f Junior 5 HAROLD IACOBSEN JOHN BRUCE JERRY CHAPIN Halfback One Year Junior Tackle One Year Junior FRANCIS HIRCOCK Tackle One Year Junror NEIL HUDSON Tackle One Year Junior RICHARD .TENNINGS Guard Junror Q A f V H .. Q51 K, -we 29.11 ffff . 1359!-2 4 5. GARY JONES Halfback Sophomore SKIP COLLICOTT Student Manager RESERVES The Reserves opened their season at Ravenna by edging the Bluejays 6 - 0 in a see saw battle. The tally came on a pass from Lewis Myers to Mike Vamey. The next game saw the Reserves take a spirited win from the Minutemen of Lexington. The Indians swamped the Minutemen 26 - '7. The first score came with seconds left to play in the first half. Howard Ballenger and Mike Vamey each scored two touchdowns to lead the Reserves. Three of the tallys came from passes from Lewis Myers. Next, the Reserves traveled to Ord to clip the Chanticleers' wings 8 - 0 in a de- fensive battle. The first Reserve score came on a fumble recovered in the end zone by Jim Burdick and Neil Hudson. The touchdown came on a pass from Lewis Myers to Mike Vamey. Thus again showing the Reserve's passing power. The Reserves spoiled an unbeaten record by losing to the Cozad Haymakers on the home field, 13 - 0. The Haymakers capitalized on two early fumbles to score, thus ending a very fine season for the Reserves. N THE HARDWUUDS HIGH SCHOOL BB 41 Holdrege BB 37 Lexington BB 58 Fullerton BB 39 Cozad BB 42 Loup City BB 52 Ravenna BB 51 Ord BB '73 Ravenna BB 52 Gothenberg BB 73 Ansley BB 65 Burwell BB 42 Ord BB 75 Burwell BB 55 Loup City BB 54 Minden BB 66 Curtis BB 33 Cozad BB 36 Callaway BB 21 Ravenna BB 26 Mema BB 68 Ansley BB 36 Burwell SCORES JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL RESERVES Holdrege Lexington Callaway Loup City Cozad Ord Merna Ravenna Gothenberg Burwell Minden Ord Loup City Cozad Thedford Sargent Amold This was the first year at BBHS for our basketball coach, Orville Jensen. The season opened with seven returning Iettermen and a number of other promising players Besides a full schedule we played Ord in the District Tournament at York. Ord won 62 54 Back row: I. PiesterQStudent Managerj, R. Beck, L. Myers, J. Stevens, P. Haumont, L Haefele, G. Jones. Front row: P. Raney, C. Wenquist, L. Stithem, B. Clay, C. 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JEWELRY 8: MUSIC Custer County s Lead1ng Jewelry G1ft and MUSIC Store Broken Bow Nebr Broken Bow Phone 2.17 - lf 1 ' ' - as I I O . . , . and Heating 1 ' ,,,m x 'A U I I Q I Jgzafgfwffdzff FLORAL AND NURSERY CO Phone 439 Broken Bow Nebraska owe BY J v3 C annot S ay A12 IVIED TRCDNQ: IMPLEMENT CO All1s Chalmers and Ol1ver Tractors and Farm Equ1pment GRACEY S CONOCO B F GOOdr1Ch TITCS and Batte r1e s C The Place to Stop for Your Cream Sandw1ches and Malts DAIRY SWEET Across the Street From the Sw1mm1ng Pool Congratulat1ons to the Class of 56 BROKEN BOVV CREAMERY Manufacturer of Butter and Ice Cream Phone 158 BILL S SIGN SHOP Neon Slgns Gas and O11 Furnaces Phone 99 Broken Bow Nebr UW WW CAFE 2.4 Hour Serv1ce lfZ Mlle East Best of Luck Graduates' of C1ty BROKEN BOW HIGH SCHOOL CHAS. ELLITHORPE lv . ,Mb . - . lim ' Flowers Whisper What Words Telephone 280,,,W e , ' , TQLJFF: MOTOR CHE VROLE T BUIC K OLDSMOBILE Congratulahons Sen1ors Broken Bow Nebraska Telephone 61 Al? ECDVV HOTEL AND COFFEE SHOP O H TALBOT AND C C TALBOT Partner Management ARNOLD S BEAUTY BAR Congratulahons to Senlors of 56 BOB AND DOROTHY ARNOLD HOLCOMB DRUGS Prescr1pt1ons Wallpaper Palnt Vetennary Supphes Quahty Drugs Phone 70 NEUTZIXAAN Gas and Bottled Gas Appl1 ance s De hvery F oo COV6I1ng Phone 160 Res Broken Bow Nebr Congratulahons to the Class of 56 CORNER STYLE SHOP Arrow Hotel Bu1ld1ng HESTER LEWIS Owner CO. Electric Ta.nk Truck 1 r ' 7 VKFUIWDI X IVI ESTO N MQTCQQ co M PA NY Ford Steps Ahead Wlth 18 Body Styles Three New Eng1nes and Three Great Drlves The Home of L1fe Tune Guaranteed Used Cars Congratulahons Semors' Telephone 137 Broken Bow Nebraska ROSE LEE SHOP FIRST AVENUE STORE Lad1es Ready to Wear GIOCCTICS and Meats Brffken BOW Nebl' Open Sundays and Hol1days FNACD LJF17-'TEE MOTOR CO. Dodge - Plymouth - Case - Ferguson Parts - Sales - Servlce Phone 369 East Broadway Broken Bow, Nebr. J'ACK'S TEXACO AND TIRE SERV. FAUQUET 66 SERVICE Your Down-Town Serv1ce Station Lee T1res JACK LINDER Batter1es and ACCESSOIICS F1restone Tubeless T1res Phone 103 Broken Bow, Nebr. Phone 144 Broken Bow, Nebraska - 'lb 77:1 J' X, P: if ll I Authorized Sales and Service 0' '--,,,,, IX QTEK , I , . I ' Q 9 I ' 1 WENQU IST AUTO SUPPLY Auto Parts and Accessor1es Phone 128 or Z8 Broken Bow Nebraska Congratulahons Class of 56 VXXQISTJ AND IXAOIQAN Phone 94 Men s and Boys Wear East S1de Square CAPPIE S CAFE LESTER FISKE Manager Congratulat1ons to Class 56 of Broken Bow H1gh School PALMER MONUMENT CO Noth1ng Too Large or Too Small See Us Before Buylng Broken Bow Nebraska BROADWAY MARKET Fancy GTOCCIICS and Meats Pete Ballard Jerry Fenste Best of Luck Semors' 1' Congratulahons FISCHER S BOOTERIE East S1de of the Square Watch Repa1r and Metal1z1ng Serv1ce Baby Shoes and Keepsakes Bronzed and Mounted I C WHITEHEAD Broken Bow DICKINSON JEWELRY A Real Fr1end of the School K1dS House of D1amonds East S1de of the Square Broken Bow Nebraska Congratulahons Class of 56 THE VVAEEDICK A Safe Place to Trade A Sure Place to Save Revenna Loup C1ty Broken Bow N ' U Upstairs--East Side il 1 Q ii , . ' , C c GISHPERT HARDWARE Sporting Goods Paints Tools Broken Bow, Nebraska SECURITY STATE BANK Broken Bow, Nebraska Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Congratulations Seniors Congratu1at1ons to the Class of 56 I-IESTED C13 I Llk I-:fo Your School Supply Headquarters WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE O I GRIM AND SON Owners bi,-,QW ,W PRODUCTION C RE DIT ASSOCIATION Off1C6 Phone 62 H H THOMPSON Sec 940 So E St Loans to Farmers and Stockmen CITY CAFE F1rst 1n Fnendly Serv1ce Best W1shes to the Class of 1956 West S1de of Square Phone 608 FUNERAL HOME Axnbulance Serv1ce Phone 459W Broken Bow Nebr Qjwffwffffzygjig ARMY SURPLUS AND MEN S CLOTHING M E LEWIS North S1de Square Phone 318 BTQO KEN BOW STATE BANK Estabhshed 1883 T Varney Cha1rman of Board T T VARNEY JR Pres1dent S P Ba11ey Cash1er T T Varney III Asst Cash1er Member ofF D I C 0l5UR4 9 Rf E Congr atu1at1ons From 'mm nu' V E DATUS MAYRATH GRAIN AUGERS AND ELEVATORS Phone 66 Broken Bow S1ncere Congratu1at1ons to the Class of 56 JDE C VVEVI-ZEL. PLUMBING 8: HEATING .TOE AND KATHRYN WEITZEL Phone 244W Broken Bow 071522 Zan F UNE RAL HOME Z4 Hour Ambulance Phone 111 Broken Bow C LA I 131: LCDPP MAN INS AND REAL ESTATE AGENCY Our Future Depends on the Servlce We Render Today Phone 97 Broken Bow Ln ' , swxuwvmln' o o . I U . 5, 0 T. . , . ' I 'I a 0 9 p Q 9 Q o o o o , 'x LQ Q, 'fq 5 as.ooo Q I annum: 1 ,5, :nu-llA:'u 3 Q31 Yaunuvonf gf 'w ' ' 1 .r X., ' . 9.1 vga! I v 4, f , , 4 A F. A. BATES McCorrr1ick Farm Equipment New Holland Grassland Farrning Head quarters International Motor Trucks Phone 105 VARNEY J coca!! nnuns Prescrlptlons Our No 1 Bus1ness Meet and Treat HAEBERLE S PIONEER DRUG STORE Slnce 1886 C ongr atulat1ons ' HANSEN APPLIANCE STORE Your Dealer Phone 458W Congratulatmns From DR L R WALLACE Optometr1st Phone 169W Off1Ce Supphes and Equ1pment Our Very Best W1shes May the Events of Th1S Year Rema1n Outstandlng 1n Your Memorles Call 395W and We ll Call BQGKEN BOVV PRINTERY VE RN C OOK Owne r The F e dly Sto e Best of Luck Class of 56 . . . . . o 1 I 9 ' 1 . 0. ,f.s.af.'.'.'. . . . . . ,', ...b . .'- '- 3 . 0. - o u o .' . '.+-.3 YI F1 Y 1 - . .'.'. . . , , ,',' 0 ' ' 'o'o'o'-'-'o'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.' ' ' 9 4 ov x 5- .- 1 , , ,I b.,, .f 57' 'wsvlm Q -J 4' Q! s H Done, fx- iors! n ' - :lg ' Wishes -A .9 CLEANERS i GERLACH AND DOQGERLACH Meet Your Friends at the BEN FRANKLIN 515 AND 104' STORE KEN LYDDON Owner GLENN S SHOE AND LEATHER Your Western Store Cowboy Boots Western Shirts and Levis North Side of Square F CLYDE A'l?NCDLD FEED AND ELEVATOR Feeds Seeds Grains Independent Buyer of Cream Eggs and Hides Feed Store Phone 53 JJ-I. IXKIELVI LLE LUMBER CO. Takes This Opportunity to Extend Our Congratulations to the 1956 Graduating Class of Broken Bow Nebraska CSAI L. CLAY CASH GROCERY Seniors You Have Graduated From Fine School Buy Parr s Egg Bred Chickens SURE HATCHERY Broken Bow Nebraska REED JAMES Radio and TV Sales Elevator Phone 165 and Service ?f' 6 ' a lp ' CENTRAL NEBRASKA COMMISSION C O Broken Bow Nebraska Cattle Sales Every Saturday Hog Sales Every Fr1day Off1Ce Phone 27 Warren Nelson Dwa1n W1ll1ams Phone 71 Phone 722 Jack Nelson Phone 198 THE A12 IQOVV SEED CO F1eld Seed Grass Seed Garden Seed Feed Fert1l1zer Custom Clean1ng Chem1cals and Insect1c1des Phone 622 Broken Bow Nebraska Plenty of Free Park1ng Space Phone 824 Broken Bow Nebraska MEAD LUMBER COMPANY Bulldlng Headquarters We re Proud of You Class of 56 WHOLESALE Congratu1at1ons to the Class of 56 MR AND MRS BOB KOOZER MR AND MRS MERTON GRESSLEY GLAZE Furnlture Floor Cover1ng Appl1ances Complete Home Furn1sh1ng O. P. SKAGGS STORE N CINDERELLA SHOP Best W1shes Class of 56 Phone 341 Broken Bow Nebraska AYERS QUALIT Y CLOTHIERS Congratulat1ons Clas s of 56 TOWNS APPLIANCE CENTER South S1de Square Telev1s1on Sales and Serv1ce Broken Bow Nebr Phone 551 JACKIE S JACQUELINE KLEEB Broken Bow Nebr Congratulatmns Sen1ors We Are Happy to Serve You Sandw1ches Malts Sundaes Cones and Soft Drlnks Meet Your Frlends at the Da1ry Queen and Refresh MURRAY S DAIRY QUEEN PATRONIZE YOUR ADVERTISERS IN THIS CORNER Here 1n th1s l1ttle space we W1Sh to express to you the class of 56 our s1ncerest congratu1at1ons and best w1shes As you soar to the Sk16S may you never forget to wage eter nal war Wlth 1gnorance and to str1ve constantly after better hopes Wh11e on th1s ladder that does not reveal 1tS rungs to human eyes may you also Pope Teach me to feel another s woe To h1de the fault I see That mercy I to others show That mercy show to me May your gr1efs be l1ttle your Joys plentlful and BON VOY AGE 1S our w1sh for you the class of 56 The Faculty of the Broken Bow School S CHILDREN WEAR keep in mind this stanza by 1551 TAYLOR PUBLISHING CO If KX XxX ,hvnuy , ' ' W N 1 D X I 4 x r 1 Q fx 130+ . ,4- elffv f' ' M40 ' I f fx I f !