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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1961 volume:

D Y7 u w BOOK memoRiGS Published by the SENIOR CLASS OF 1961 Broken Bow High School Broken Bow, Nebraska Vui , � liT VJ Each year a new editor and a new staff combine their talents and ideas in an effort to produce a yearbook that is better and different from those of previous years. We have tried to show the history of the past year as it actually happened through pictures and brief stories. Recording the events of any school year is a feat in itself, but we feel that this challenge has been met successfully in many ways. We have now completed our version of the WARRIOR for you, the members of Broken Bow High School; and may you keep it as a lasting memento of your most wonderful years . . . your high school years. Co-Editors SELDON WENQUIST, President (Top Middle) ROY FAUQUET, Vice-President (Top Left) CLIFFORD ARMSTRONG, Secretary (Top Right) DR. RALPH BLAIR DR. HOWARD STEVENS TEDD HUSTON. Treasurer SCHOOL BOARD A MESSAGE . . . Your Key To Success May I dare each of you to get your key to success and use it? The key to success is the selecting of a well defined goal on the basis of your abilities and interest and then working hard to achieve the goal you selected. Men and women with goals in life succeed while men and women without goals fail, because those with goals know where they want to go and those without them don't. If you want to be a good student you will be, if you really want to make the Choir, the Band, be a Regent winner, you will. If you care enough for a result, you will certainly attain it. If you wish to be rich, you will be rich; if you wish to be learned, you will be learned. If you wish to be good, you will be good, only you must wish these things with all your heart, mind and soul and not at the same time wish one hundred other incompatible things. Which key do you want? Again I dare you to select yours and go to work to achieve it. This will not be an age of mediocrity; it will be one of greatness or catastrophe. Congratulations to each of you who is already on your way to your goal. Sincerely, CONGRATULATIONS . . . Congratulations to the annual staff in this very fine yearbook. You should be proud of a job well done. I am sure you will find many hours of pleasure when you look back through your annual and recall the happy hours spent at Broken Bow High School. To the Class of '61, best wishes and may your every endeavor be an experience which will help mold those solid characteristics which will lead to success in your future. Sincerely, s yj 1 j j j i u yyz2 ALMA MATER In the state of Custer County, With its hills and valleys fair to see, There rules the queen of all the prairie In sovereign majesty. Chorus: Broken Bow, Broken Bow, She’s the greatest High of any that I know: Always pressing onward, may her glory ever grow; My honored Alma Mater Broken Bow, Heigh-o! Both purity and strength her colors Blazen forth upon her banner bright; We 'll honor them and love forever Our glorious RED and WHITE. Chorus: Then hail to thee our Alma Mater, Hail our High School ever true and strong; Accept as gifts upon thy altar The tribute of our songs. Chorus: r ss s s rs r tt RAMONA HAGOOD Now folks! Jr. English KEITH WADE What's your excuse? Principal GARR1TT HAMBLIN Anything almost right is wrong! English; Am. Government; Speech. VIRGIL KORTE Why?” Mathematics; Assistant Coach; Fresh. Class Sponsor. MILDRED SCHWENGLE Will you elucidate? Language; Senior English. JOE CUPL JR. What do you say? General Science; Chemistry; Physics; Sr. Class Sponsor. JOHN L. SWEENIE Men and women who try to do something and fail are infinitely better than those who try to do nothing and succeed! Social Science; Junior Class Sponsor; Guidance Counselor. ELLA HIGGINS Let's look the situation over!” Home Economics; Guidance Counselor. EDNA FERGUSON Forever more! Jr. High Mathematics; English. KARL HUNN By Hokey! Geography; Biology; Assistant Jr. High Coach. MERWIN SMITH Oh, my! Jr. High Language; Arts. MARGUERITE STAAB PATRICIA RUSSELL Gee!” English; Physical Education; Sioux Sponsor. HOMER HUNTZINGER Holy Smoke! Vocational Agriculture. If you guys don't settle down . . .! Commercial. I JACK MARKSBURY Let's all play together! Ins jumental music. BERTHA JOHNSON What can I do for you J Superintendent's Secretary. Now, when I was In the C and B School . . .” Custodian. FLOYD DARE I don't know. Custodian. PAUL CAROTHERS If you're able! Jr. High Coach; Science. LOWELL SPENCER GEORGE MILLER . . . whether or no - ” Superintendent of Schools. DUANE FREEMAN Be quiet! Basketball Coach; General Math; Algebra; Soph. Class Sponsor. JAMES WALDMANN Q -U - I - E - T! Vocal Music; English. MYRTLE HALL By gram! Librarian. JOHN DIETZ Okay! Jr. High Math; Social Science. MARSHALL RUSSELL Hustle! Football and Track Coach; Wood Shop. MONA HOSHAW I've told you forty-eleven times! Jr. High Literature; Spelling; Reading; Pep Club. RUTH CLEVELAND Hi! Junior High History. PATRICIA WADE Has anyone seen Mr. Wade? Principal's Secretary. DORIS JANE WRIGHT College Prep. Sioux Club 1, 2, 3,4; Band 1, 2, 3,4; Chorus 2, 3,4; Junior Play, Make-up Com.; Indian Staff 2, 3,4; County Gov't. Day. JOE LYMAN AUCH MOEDY College Preparatory Football 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1; Junior Play; Student Council 2; Yearbook Staff 4; Indian Staff 4; Class Officer 4; Nat. Hon. Soc. 3, 4; County Gov't. Day; Regents Alt. 4. PAULA ANN BROWN College Preparatory Sioux Club 1,2, 3,4; Cheerleader 1. 2, 3,4; Band 1,2, 3,4, Pres. 4; Chorus 2, 3,4; Jr. Play; Yearbook Staff 4; Indian Staff 1,2, 3, 4, Co-Editor 4; Class Officer 3; Homecoming Queen; March of Dimes Queen 3; OKLAHOMA 4; Co. Gov't. Day; Regents Alt. 4; Girls' State 3; Nat. Hon. Soc. 3.4. WALTER WESLEY LEYMASTER General Football 1; Chorus 3. REVA JEAN LARSON College Preparatory Sioux Club 3,4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Dance F.H.A. 1,2,3, Pianist 2; Junior Play; Officer 1. RETHA MAE BRIGGS College Preparatory and Voc. Home Economics. Sioux Club 2, 3,4; Sioux Spotter 3,4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Degree Chrmn. 2, V. -Pres. 3, Pres. 4, Dist. 5 Pres. 3, State Pres. 4: Jr. Play, Prop. Mgr.; Yearbook Staff 4, Co-Editor; Homecoming Princess; OKLAHOMA 4, Publicity Dir.; Nat. Hon. Soc. 4. JAMES EDWARD AYERS College Preparatory Football 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1,2, 3; Chorus 4; Junior Play; Indian Staff 4; Regents Alt. 4; County Gov't. Day; Nat. Hon. Soc. 4. EMLY ERROL EDNEY General and Com. Sionx Club 2, 3,4. BONNIE LEE DEVISH Col. Preparatory Sioux Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4; F.H.A. 1; Jr. Play, Make-Up; Yearbook Staff 4; Indian Staff 2,4, Co-Editor 4; Class Officer 3; OKLAHOMA 4; Homecoming Princess; March of Dime Queen 1; Co. Gov't. Day. ROBERT EUGENE LEVERINGTON Commercial GALE LEE MILLSAP General and Voc. Ag. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 4, Madrigal 4; F.F. A. 1,2,3,4, Reporter3, Vice-Pres. 4, State Band 2, 3,4; Indian Staff 3; Student Council 4; OKLAHOMA 4. ELEANOR JEANETTE TROTTER Commercial Sioux Club 1,2,3,4; Chorus 3,4; Yearbook Staff 4; 'OKLAHOMA 4. G. DENNIS GARLAND Col. Preparatory Football I; Indian Staff 4. THOMAS A. KLEEB Voc. Agriculture Football 1; F.F.A. 1.2, 3.4. LINDA LeANN LANDRETH College Preparatory and Voc. Home Economics Sioux Club 1,2, 3,4; Band 1. 2, 3. 4; Chorus 2; F.H.A. 1,2, 3. 4, Song Leader 3. Secretary 4; Junior Play; Yearbook Staff 4; Indian Staff 1,4; Betty Crocker Homemaker's Award; 'OKLAHOMA 4. JACK L. BURNETT Voc. Agriculture Football 1,2, 3,4; F.F.A. 1.2. 3.4. LESTER R. SEBESTA Voc. Agriculture F.F.A. 1.2.3.4. GERENE MAY COLLIER Commercial Sioux Club 1,2, 3,4; Sioux Spotter 3,4; Chorus 2.3; F.H. A. 1,2, 3,4. Historian 4, Librarian 1.3,4. Vice-Pres. 4; Junior Play. Publicity; Yearbook Staff 4; Indian Staff 3, 4; OKLAHOMA 4. SANDRA JEAN TIFF General Sioux Club 2, 3,4; Chorus 2, 3,4; F.H. A. I, 2,3,4. ALLEN A. MARTH General Basketball 1; Track 1. JOHN T. TIFF College Prep. PATRICU ANNE KLEEB College Preparatory and Voc. Home Economics Sioux Club 1,2, 3,4, Sioux Club Spotter 2, 3.4; Band 2,3.4. Librarian 4; Chorus 2, 3. Librarian 3; F.H. A. 1.2.3,4, Treasurer 4; Junior Play. Publicity; Yearbook Staff 4. Co-Editor; Regents Alt. 4; Nat. Hon. Soc. 4. DENNIS ALLEN TYSON General Football 1; Track 1,3; Student Council 1; Yearbook Staff 4; Indian Staff 4; Class Officer 3. DALE HOWARD BELDERS Voc. Agriculture F.F.A. 1,3,4. KEITH ROBERT LANDEN General Football 1,2; Basketball 1,2; Track 1,2,4. CHARLES RAY HARRIS General Football 1,2; Track 1. DONNA MARIE BLACK College Preparatory Sioux Club 2. 3,4; Cheerleader 3, 4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; Majorette 3,4; OKLAHOMA 4; All-State Choir 3,4; Homecoming Princess. ROBERT EDWARD FARRITOR College Preparatory Student Council 3; Track 4; Indian Staff 4; County Gov’t. Day; Regents Winner 4; Nat. Hon. Soc. 4; PERRY OLIS MYERS College Preparatory Football 1,2,3, 4; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1, 2, 3;.Chorus 2, 3; Junior Play; Indian Staff 4. FRANK MARVIN KLAPAL General Football 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1, 2; Chorus 2, 3; F.F.A. 1,2, 3; Jr. Play; Indian Staff 4; OKLAHOMA 4. JUDY LEE COOKE College Preparatory Transferred from Newcastle, Wyoming Sioux Club 2, 3,4; Cheerleader 3,4; F.H.A. 2,3,4, Secretary 3, Degree Chrmn. 4, Dist. 5 Vice-Pres. 4; Junior Play; Yearbook Staff 4, Co-Editor; Indian Staff 4; Class Officer 2; Nat. Hon. Soc. 3,4; County Gov't. Day; Chorus 2. CHARLES W. BAXTER Voc. Agriculture Football 1,3; Track 1; F.F.A. 1.2, 3, 4. WANDA JEAN WHALEY Voc. Home Economics Transferred from An-selmo, Nebraska Sioux Club 4; Chorus 4;F.H.A. 4. ORIN DAVIS PARKER Col. Preparatory Track 1. STEPHEN DENNIS STORMS College Preparatory Football 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2; Track 1, 2, 3,4; Band 2, 3,4; Chorus 2; Junior Play, Assistant Dir.; Student Council 2, 3,4, Pres. 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Indian Staff 4; OKLAHOMA” 4; County Gov’t. Day; F.F.A. 1,2. 3. ROGER ERNEST ELFGREN General Chorus 4, Madrigal; ’OKLAHOMA 4. GARY RICHARD KAPUSTKA College Prep. Football 2; Basketball 2. RONALD GILBERT CAMPBELL General Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1,2, 3,4. CAROL ELAINE FERGUSON General Sioux Club 1,2, 3,4; Chorus 2,3,4, Choir Council 3; F.H.A. 1,2, 3,4, Recreation Chrmn. 2,4, Historian 3; Indian Staff 4. WILLIAM W. HENDRICKSON General Chorus 2, 3,4; OKLAHOMA 4; F.F.A. 1.2, 3,4. IRVIN DEAN CLARK College Prep. Football 1; Basketball 1; Indian Staff 4. KENNETH DALE SHELBOURN College Preparatory Transferred from Valentine, Nebraska ' Football 3,4; Basketball 3,4; Track 3,4; Chorus 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Boys’ Quartet 3, 4, Madrigal; Junior Play; Yearbook Staff 4; Indian Staff 4; Nat. Hon. Soc. 2, 3,4; OKLAHOMA 4; Regents Alt. 4. TERRENCE NOLAND THOMPSON College Prep. LARRY WOODROW SELLS College Prep. Transferred from An-selmo, Nebraska; Football 4; Basketball 4; Indian Staff 4. CLIFFORD FRED SAYLOR General Transferred from Mern; Nebraska. CECIL RAYMOND BURT College Prep. Transferred from Comstock, Nebraska. PENNY LYNN HOOBLER General Sioux Club 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader, Reserve 3,4; Band 1,2, 3,4, Student Conductor 4; Chorus 2,3,4, All-State Choir 3, Senior Octet, Madrigal; Student Council 1,3,4, Vice-Pres. 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Indian Staff 4; OKLAHOMA 4; Homecoming Princess. CLARA MARIE COLLINS Commercial and General Sioux Club 2, 3,4; Chorus 2; Librarian 3,4. JANELL ESTHER FISHER Col. Preparatory Transferred from Comstock, Nebraska; Sioux Club 4; Chorus 4. WILLIAM HAROLD BRITTON Voc. Agriculture and College Preparatory Chorus 2, 3; F.F. A. 1,2, 3, 4, Sentinel 3. CAROL MARIE BRIGGS Voc. Home Economics Sioux Club 2, 3,4; F.H.A. 1,2, 3, 4. BEVERLY BELLE McCASLIN College Preparatory Sioux Club 1, 2, 3,4; Chorus 2, 3,4; Librarian 3,4, Secretary 4; Junior Play, Make-Up Chrmn.; Yearbook Staff 4; Indian Staff 3, 4; Regents Alt. 4; Nat. Hon. Soc. 4. KYLE EDWARD RUSSELL General Football 1; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Track 1,2, 3; Chorus 2, 3; F.F. A. 1, 2; Class Officer 1, 2. KENT A. McCLOUGHAN College Preparatory Football 1,2, 3,4, Class B. All-State 3,4, All-State 3,4, All-American 4, Southwest Conference All-Star 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3, 4; Track 1,2, 3,4; Gold Medal Sprinter 2,3; Chorus 4; Indian Staff 4; Class Officer 4; Boys' State 3; Homecoming King 4. PEARL ELIZEBETH GRIFFIN-LEVERINGTON General. LLOYD DEAN HIPSHER General ROBERT JAMES KELLY General Transferred from Gibbon, Nebraska MARVIN DEAN HOLCOMB College Preparatory Football 1,2; Basketball 1; Track 1; Chorus 2, 3,4, Senior Octet, Madrigal 4; Junior Play; Indian Staff 4; Class Officer 4; OKLAHOMA 4, Assistant Director. JAMES EUGENE GUNTHER Voc. Agriculture Track 2; Chorus 2,4, Treas. 4; F.F.A. 1,2, 3,4, Sec. 3,4; Junior Play. SHARON BARLINE GREMM Commercial F.H.A. 2; Junior Play. Artist; Yearbook Staff 4. MARK ALLAN FERGUSON College Prep. Transferred from Brewster. Nebraska; Basketball 3. STANLEY SPENCER MYERS General Football 1,2, 3,4, All-Conference 4; Track 2; Band 2, 3; Chorus 2, 3,4, Secretary 4, All-State Choir 4; OKLAHOMA 4; County Gov’t. Day. SANDRA SUE HAGADORN Commercial Transferred from Seward, Nebraska Sioux Club 1,2,4; Cheerleader 2; Librarian 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Indian Staff 4; Chorus 2,4, Librarian 4, Senior Octet, Madrigal 4. ROBERT ANTHONY WENQUIST College Preparatory Football 4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Track 1,2; Band 1,2, 3,4; Junior Play, Stage Mgr; Yearbook Staff 4; Indian Staff 4; Regents Alt. 4; Nat. Hon. Soc. 4; CAROL JEAN GRIFFITH College Preparatory Sioux Club 1,2,3; Chorus 3,4; F.H.A. 1; Librarian 1, 2; Junior Play, Make-Up; Indian Staff 4. FRANCES ARLENE TROTTER College Prep. Regents Alt. 4. CHARLES FRANKLIN SLOGGETT General Band 1,2, 3.4; Chorus 4. VAUGHN ALLAN WIEBUSCH College Preparatory Football 1.2, 3.4; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3; Band 1.2. 3,4, All-State Band 3,4; Chorus 2; Indian Staff 4; Class Officer 1,2; Nat. Hon. Soc. 3,4; County Gov't Day, OKLAHOMA 4. JAY BRADLEY RAGSDALE College Prep. Transferred from Mer-na, Nebraska; Indian Staff 4; Regents Alt. 4. JEANNE MARIE WILLIAMS College Preparatory Sioux Club 1,2, 3.4; Band 1.2. 3,4; Chorus 2; Student Council 3; Junior Play; Yearbook Staff 4; Class Officer 3,4; March of Dimes Princess; Regents Alt. 4; Nat. Hon. Soc. 4. ROBERT HARRY PURCELL College Preparatory Football 3,4; Track 1,2, 3,4; Chorus 3,4; Yearbook Staff 4; Indian Staff 4; OKLAHOMA 4; County Gov’t. Day; Junior Play. DOUGLAS WAYNE CLAY College Preparatory Football 2, 3, 4, All-Conference 4; Indian Staff 4. D. JEANNE COLE General Sioux Club 1.2, 3, 4; Chorus 2. 3,4; F.H.A. 1, 2,4; Indian Staff 4. JULIA ANNE BACKLUND Transferred from Minneapolis, Minnesota. Commercial Sioux Club 3; Chorus 2, 3; Junior Play, Properties; Student Council 2. EMILY JOAN BRAKEMAN General Sioux Club 1. 2, 4, Sioux Spotter 2; Librarian 2, 3,4, Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 4; Indian Staff 3. JANICE LOUISE SWICK General Band 1,2, 3,4; Sioux Club 1, 2, 3,4; Chorus 3,4; F.H.A. 1,2, 3,4, Publicity Chrmn. 4; Student Council 4; Indian Staff 4; OKLAHOMA 4. JANET CAMILLE WADE General Sioux Club 1,2, 3,4; Cheerleader 2, 3,4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Chorus 2, 3,4; F.H.A. 1, 2; Junior Play, Publicity Chrmn.; Yearbook Staff 4; Indian Staff 2, 3,4. NELIA RAE GARDNER College Prep. Sioux Club 1, 2, 3; Chorus 2; F.H. A. 1, 2; Librarian 1,2, 3,4. MARION DOROTHY SHEARS College Preparatory Sioux Club 1,2, 3, 4, Sioux Spotter 4; Band 1.2, 3,4, Dance Band; Chorus 2,3,4; F.H. A. 1.2, 3; Junior Play, Make-Up. DONNA MARIE LEIBHART General and Commercial Sioux Club 1,2, 3, 4; Chorus 3,4; F.H. A. 1.2, CAROLYN IRENE MOSELEY Commercial Sioux Club 1,2, 3,4; F.H.A. 1.2, 3,4; Indian Staff 4. JULIA COLEEN WINCHESTER Commercial and General Sioux Club 1, 2; F.H. A. I, 2, 3. LINDA ANN YOUNG College Preparatory Sioux Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3.4; Chorus 2, 3,4, Madrigal; Yearbook Staff 4; Indian Staff 3,4; Class Officer 3; County Gov't. Day; March of Dimes Queen 4; Nat. Hon. Soc. 4; OKLAHOMA 4; Junior Play, Make-Up. SENIOR OFFICERS Kent McCloughan -President, Joe Auch Moedy -Vice-President, Jeanne Williams -Secretary, Dean Holcomb -Treasurer, Student Council Representatives -Marva Taylor, Allan Kleeb. MARVA LEA TAYLOR College Preparatory Sioux Club 1,2, 3,4; Chorus 2,3,4, Librarian 3,4, Secretary 4; Junior Play, Art Director; Yearbook Staff 4; Indian Staff 4; Student Council 4, Treasurer 4; Homecoming Princess; OKLAHOMA 4. ELNORA RAE PROVINCE College Preparatory and Commercial Sioux Club 1,2, 3,4; Cheerleader 3,4; Chorus 2, 3,4; F.H. A. 1, 2, 3; Librarian 4; Junior Play; Yearbook Staff 4; Indian Staff 4; OKLAHOMA 4. SENIOR HISTORY Many moons ago, 109 little papooses gathered in the month of harvest; 109 curious minds, 218 restless moccasins. They chose as their Big Chief, Vaughn Smalltree; and as their Little Chief, Kyle Little Moose; with Little Reva Running-to-the-River to count the wampum; Dennis Flat Tail and Penny Sunrise to represent them around the council fires. They won the March of Dimes Contest with Bonnie Devilfish on the throne. Virgil Voice-like-Thunder Korte was their Medicine Man that year. The summer came and passed. Now 90 braver Indians gathered again in the month of harvest. Vaughn Smalltree and Kyle Little Moose still were the chiefs of the tribe. Judy Laughing Mouth watched over the wampum. Julie Morning Dove and Joe Poke-in-the-Eye took their places around the council fire. It was a happy year with pickled frogs and earthworms and Geometry. The Medicine Man was Jim Bouncing-Ball Ambler. The summer came and passed. Now 89 Indians remained to gather in the Great Council Lodge. Bonnie Devilfish and Polly Brown Bear were chosen to lead the tribe. Dean Mule Ear cached the wampum, while Linda Young Chick recorded their brave deeds. Bob Little Weasel and Jeanne Red-Hair held the seats around the council fires. This was the Refreshment-Stand year, the Junior-Class Play Year, the Prom Year, and the Next-to-the-Last Year. Desperate Ambrose shook the sides of the Great Council Lodge. Their Prom-Dance-Festival carried the theme of a circus. They again won the March of Dimes Contest with Polly Brown Bear as their queen. John Blue-Beetle Sweenie was their Medicine Man. The summer came and passed. Now 87 learned Braves gathered for the last time in the Great Council Lodge. Their Big Chief was Kent Swift Eagle, and their Little Chief was Joe Poke-in-the-Eye. Dean Mule Ear again cached the wampum and Jeanne Red Hair recorded their deeds on the buffalo hides. Allan Moss-under-Foot and Marva One-Who-Paints represented them at the council fires. The Braves gathered much wampum and once again won the March of Dimes Contest. Linda Young Chick was their queen. Now 87 Braves became Warriors and their hearts were filled with sadness at leaving the Great Council Lodge. Joe Early-Riser Cupl was their Medicine Man this year. They chose Lavender and White for their colors, the White Carnation for their flower; and as they bade B.B.H.S. a final goodbye, they chanted, Not for school but for life we learn. FINALISTS Veterans of thirteen years I (Top Row, 1. to r.) Charles Harris, Dean Hipsher, Frances Trotter, Donna Black, Jim Ayers, Jeanette Trotter. (Middle Row, 1. to r.) Doris Wright, Linda Landreth, Vaughn Wiebusch, Penny Hoobler, Elnora Province. (Bottom Row, 1. tor.) Dennis Beavers, Douglas Clay, Bob Wenquist. JUNIORS Mable Babcock Ted Baillie Raymond Baxter Dianna Bourland Norma Bradley Gene Chapin Jim Coffman Claris Connely Norman Cooksley Lanny Dainton Dick Davis Kent Des Jardien Connie Dibble Donald Dunkel Marshelle Edney Taresa Eldred Marilyn Ewer Deanna Gibson Jean Gill Charlene Golden Gerri Greene Kathryn Green Earla Grieser Margaret Griffith Ruth Gunther Verla Haines Linda Haller Roger Halouska Clarence Haumont Lee Haumont Wauneta Haumont Larry Heaps Betty Heath Ronald Hering Dan Hersh Charles Hewitt Steve Holcomb Fritz Housel Janeth Keller Nelda Keller Karen Kelly Jim Knapp Harold Koch Charlene Kruser Ken Lanka Gerri McKnight Margie Myers Emery Peace Marilyn Powell Duane Leibhart Larry Link Gene McCarthy Stanley Moninger Vivian Moore Karen Myers Rose Noziska Dennis Olson Sharol Osborne Linda Peister Ned Peister Jeannie Piercy Wanda Pracht Bonnie Prescott Robert Rodd Jackie Roth Sharol Samp Evelyn Sebesta Harold Shelbourn Nancy Sloggett Gary Spencer John Spencer Eldon Staab Faith Stahl Ron Talbot Jim Taylor Lola Taylor Candace Troxel Carolyn Tyson Carol Williams Cheryl Wood Larry Yantzie Paralee Young Dennis Zeigler CLASS OFFICERS Janet Van Dervoort - President Dennis Stevens - Vice-President Judy Wenquist - Secretary Carol Eacker - Treasurer Tommy Stevens - Student Council Leslea Myers - Student Council Dwayne Adams Milo Adams Sharon Arndt De Etta Ash Betty Barrett Bob Blair Marvin Bradley Elva Brakeman Patty Brakeman John Bruce Joyce Burnett Victor Burnett Dorothy Caldwell Jerry Chipps Billy Clay Neola Craig Don Dailey Jim Dramse Richard Dunkel Helen Evans Bette Fauquet Ronny Fisher Judy Flynn Carol Francis Nancy Glaze Gary Glover Connie Gonge K. C. Gottschalk Joyce Govier Jill Gracey Cherlyn Granger John Grieser Linda Griffith Linus Haines Naoma Hammond Joan Harm Kathy Hart Darrel Haumont Sandra Headley Charles Heath Jean Hircock Dona Holcomb Jean Jensen Stephen Jones Marvin Kennedy Jack Kleeb Jackie Knapp George Kovar Wm. Leverington Gene Mapel Lois McDermott Jeanette Meston Barbara Moseley Sherrel Parker Josephine Poland Karen Shultz Cloetta Shultz La Verna Shears Bobby Speer Joan Spivey Sharon Sheri Sam Gary Carolyn Stewart Stewart Stone Storms Sullivan Kay Dennis Van Dervoort Weidner Jeanette Whaley CLASS OFFICERS Not Pictured: Loni Stutzman David Prescott - President Charlene McCaslin - Vice-President Leslie Bailer - Secretary Betty Nott - Treasurer Candy Sasso - Student Council Harold Wiebusch - Student Council ______________________________________________________________________I Karen Adams John Ayers Walter Babcock Merry Ballard Sue Batten Joyce Biggerstaff Cheryl Briggs George Briggs Judith Caldwell Gary Carothers Floyd Carpenter John Carpenter Sharon Chipps Elizabeth Christen Carol Clark Kay Connely Kent Cooksley Nyla Cordis Liane Crawford Danny Cunningham Marlyn Daharsh Sharon Dainton Audrey Datus Nickia Dickinson Kenneth Dunkel Dennis Eacker Linda Elfgren Judy Estes Connie Farris Gary Fenton Judy Girardin Marjorie Glover Kay Gottschalk John Halbersleben Burton Heath Dale Hill Dean Hill Nancy Hinze Dennis James Joseph Johnson Gretchen Koefoot Floyd Koch Myrtle Leverington Judith Lewis Doris Link Judy Lowder Monica Lucas Judy Mattox Doris Moninger Wayne Norden Ivan O'Brien Donna Olson Vicki Palmer Leland Parker Noel Parker Karen Patrick Catherine Pelster Paul Petersen Larry Pike John Pirnie David Price Joan Reynolds Barbara Shepperd Beverly Tabor Leila Winbolt Joyce Wit Donna Trotter James Weisbeck Matthew Varney Stanley Wenquist Linda Yantzie Bob Zeigler CLASS OFFICERS President - Janice Wiebusch Vice-President -Bob Elliott Secretary - Dorothy Wenquist Student Council -Steve Brown Jean Scritsmier Jerry Beekman Elwin Bice Janet Brink James Chapin Shirley Craig Thomas Cunningham Pamela Dittmer Kay Eacker Sandra Farritor Teresa Farritor Michael Foree Danny Gottschalk Stephen Gremm Donna Grieser Jerry Jensen Terry Jensen Delane Johnson Ann Kleeb Mark Knoell Wayne Krause, Jr. Michael McCarthy Rita McCarty Larry Morgan Mary Pelster Linda Prescott Connie Reynolds Jay Richeson Phyllis Trotter Jimmy Ward Gerald Weisbeck David’ Wiley Donzel Adams Steven Adams Pamela Bourland Linda Denesia Riley Druery Teddy Esch Judy Farritor Steve Finney Terry Golden Constance Holbrook Albert Kirtley Vivian Love Garry Morgan Terry Oxford Dennis Pederson Alan Portsche Jimmy Root Darrell Shepperd Dick Speer Gregory Weidner Judith Yantzie Robert Yantzie Mary Ayers David Ballard Reita Bailer Leon Books Deanna Booth Anita Carpenter Carla Chaney Eileen Collins Kathleen Davis Mary Denesia Dennis Golus Terry Hinzie Kent Hosier Thomas Housel John Jensen Bryon Klapal Donald Korte Molly Leibhart Mary Miller Mike Miller, Jerry Parker, Mickey Patch CLASS OFFICERS (lower left) President - Jerry Parker Vice-President - Anita Person Secretary - Mark Knoell BELOW Anita Person, Richard Petersen, Shirley Schaper, Linda Spanel Linda Taylor, Gene Vaughan, Timmy Wooters, Gordon Zimmerman Anita Bailer Danny Bell Bruce Blair Douglas Brown Diana Brainard Cheryl Brewer Diane Brush Margaret Burvainis David Carland Marlyn Coble John Evans Barbara Ferguson Mary Lou Freitag Judith Gardner Terry Glaze BELOW Gerald Golus Wesley Hodge Cathy Janda Kem Luther Gaylene Prescott Wesley Province Dirk Sasso Clark Spivey Kay Teel Luetta Wenquist Vickey Williams Ellen Zimmerman Patty Arndt Judy Brakeman Jay Bryner Sherry Ducker David Eberle Dennis Fish Danny Fisher Dennis Fox Teddy Govier Gerald Holbrook Barbara Koch Jerry Leibhart Jimmy Meston Terry Pike Judy Pracht John Price Nellie Shears Arlyss Shelbourn Denzil Stithem Richard Still Deanne Tolen Albert Winchester Mariam Backlund Cheryl Carothers Sandra Dainton Susan Dean Mary Ducker Tommy Eacker Danny Egley Larry Ellingson Anita Ernst Michael Erickson Patty Govier John Gracey Roberta Gracey Diane Hart Marvin Glover Lyle Hendrickson Julie Hoobler Patty Jensen Larry Johnson Arlene Kleeb Alan Landen Mary Leverington Jeanne Lewis Linda Limbaugh Kathrine Lucas Gordon Myers Dick Plock Gary Reynolds Terry Richeson Martha Mattson Jean Staab Mary Trotter Steven Wade Elaine White Susan A hi Bill Arnold Judy Gunther Jerry Ayers CHEERLEADERS - (Back Row) Kay VanDervoort, Judy Girardin, Nelda Keller, Diane Ulland, Ellen Zimmerman, Gretchen Koefoot, Jeanette Meston, Judy Lowder, Margie Myers, Connie Fariss, Penny Hoobler. (Front Row) Taresa Eldred, Polly Brown, Donna Black, Camille Wade, Linda Cook, Elnora Province. (Standing) Judy Cooke. LEFT: (Top to bottom;) SQUAD I: (Row 1): Elizabeth Christen, Judith Caldwell, Merry Ballard, Marjorie Glover. (Row 2): Joyce Wit, Carol Clark, Janice Wlebusch, Liane Crawford, Dorothy Wenqulst, Vicki Palmer. (Row 3): Judy Lowder, Judy Girardin, Gretchen Koefoot, Connie Fariss, SPOTTER - Marlon Shears. SQUAD II: (Row 1): Karen Kelly, Faith Stahl, Marilyn Powell, Jean Gill, Marshalle Edney, Sharol Osborne, Gerri Greene. (Row 2): SPOTTER - Janeth Keller, Marilyn Ewer, Betty Heath, Cheryl Wood, Janet VanDervoort, Jackie Roth. (Row 3): Bonnie Prescott, Sharol Samp, Ruth Gunther, Deanna Gibson. SQUAD III: (Row 1): Kay Connley, Sharon Dainton, Nyla Cordis, Karen Adams, Cheryl Briggs, Judy Mattox, Donna Olson, Donna Trotter. (Row 2): Sue Batten, Doris Link, Linda Yantzie, Joyce Biggerstaff, Beverly Tabor, Linda Elfgren, Nickia Dickinson. (Row 3): Kay Gottschalk, Judy Estes, Joan Reynolds, Leila Winbolt, Karen Patrick, Judy Lewis. (Row 4): Nancy Hinze, Jean Scritsmeir, Sharon Chipps, Monica Lucas, Cathrine Pelster. SPOTTER - Gerene Collier. SQUAD IV: (Rowl): LaVerna Shears, Judy Flynn, Sandra Headly, Nancy Glaze, Paralee Young, Wauneta Haumont, Linda Landreth, SPOTTER - Patti Kleeb. (Row 2): Marion Shears, Diana Bourland, Linda Peister, Bette Fauquet, Dona Holcomb, Sharon Stewert, Linda Haller, Karen Myers. SPOTTERS: (1. to r.) (Row 1): Retha Briggs, Wanda Pracht, Marion Shears, Patti Kleeb, Rose Noziska. (Row 2): Gerene Collier. Linda Peister. Granger, Coletta Shultz, Wanda Pracht. (Row 3): Josephine Poland, Joan Spivey, Mary Lea Cooksley, How's the weather up there?' What'll we do now?' PRRENT5? Reserved' THE WARRIOR Judy Cook ) Patti Kleeb ) Co-Editors Retha Briggs) (Opposite Page) OH, ANN - YOU - ELL! OH, ANN - YOU ELL! WON’T YOU BUY MY ANN - YOU - ELL? Linda Young - Band Ken Shelbourn - Choir Sharon Gremm) Linda Landreth) Typists Beverly McCaslln - Clubs Robert Purcell - Warrior Staff Janice Swick - Administration Jeanne Williams - Faculty Penny Hoobler) Advertising and Polly Brown ) Yearbook Sales Jeanette Trotter - Novelty Page Camille Wade - Indian Staff Gerene Collier - Sioux Club Dennis Tyson) Patti Kleeb ) Senior Portraits Robert Wenquist - Class History Joe Auch Moedy) Allan Kleeb ) Athletics Bonnie Devish - Senior High Underclassmen Elnora Province - Junior High Marva Taylor - Art Sandra Hagadorn - Activities Judy Cooke - Dedication Retha Briggs - Future Homemakers of America Dennis Storms - Future Farmers of America Mr. Cupl - Sponsor (Back Row) Carol Griffith, Beverly Mc-Caslln, Carolyn Moseley, Ken Shel-bourn. (Middle Row) Gerene Collier, Babe Keller, Vaughn Wiebusch, Linda Young (Front Row) Dennis Tyson, Sandra Hag-adom, Hlnora Province, Linda Landreth. Bonnie Devish, Polly Brown, Mr. Smith, Jim Ayers, Irv Clark. ARTISTS Marva Taylor, Jim (Top, 1. tor.) Nancy Glaze, Judy Cooke, Connie Fariss, Judy Lowder, Cheryl Wood. (Above, 1. to r.) Taresa Eldred, Linda Haller, Marjorie Glover, Merry Ballard. (Left, 1. to r.) Wauneta Haumont, Camille Wade, Marilyn Powell. (Right, 1. to r.) Allan Kleeb, Candy Sasso, Janice Swick. (Top, 1. to r.) Top Row: Mike Wallin, Wink Wenquist. Bottom Row: Joe Auch Moedy, Steve Brown, Dennis Storms, Marv. Klapal. (Above, 1. tor.) Bob Purcell, Dean Holcomb, Kent McCloughan, Dusty Clay, Larry Sells. ' FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Cnapter Advisor: MRS. RALPH HIGGINS C State President: RETHA BRIGGS OFFICERS: Sharol Osborne, Pianist; Judy Cooke, Degree Chairman; Gerene Collier, Historian; Retha Briggs, President; Leslea Myers, Song Leader; Patti Kleeb, Treasurer. OFFICERS: Janice Swick, Publicity Chairman; Linda Peister, Parliamentarian; Wauneta Haumont, Vice-President; Dona Holcomb, Student Council Representative; Linda Landreth, Secretary. Welcome to our District Meeting! Registration: Norma Bradley and Myrtle Leverington. Want to join FHA? Bonnie Prescott encourages Judy Estes, Jean Scritsmier, and Kay Connely to join FHA. Judy Cooke shows prospective members about the degrees of Latest Styles?” achievement: Linda Elfgren, Judy Mattox, and Doris Moninger. Some FHA girls in the latest attire af Don’t stretch too hard! Physical Fitness: Faith Stahl, Wanda Pracht, Carol Francis, and Leila Winbolt. Lillian Trio Performance at Talent Night: Scritsmier, Judy Estes, Leslea Myers. Jean What's new in FHA news? Cheryl Briggs, Sharon Dainton, Kay Gotts-chalk, and Dona Holcomb. Year's activities assembled on Activity Wheel by Joyce Wit, Sharon Chipps, Con-nie Gonge. and Taneth Keller. What games shall we play? Recreation Committee: Carol Ferguson, Judy Lewis, Monica Lucas, and Janice Weibusch. Community Teenage Consum- United Nations display ar Project: er. National Pro- ranged by Joyce Burnett. Retha Briggs, Judy ject: Joyce Big- Donna Olson, Linda Yant Estes, Barbara Mo- gerstaff, Beverly zie, Cherlyn Granger, seley, make favors Tabor, Audrey Da-for the hospital. tus, Joan Reynolds, Karen Shultz. Devotional: La-Verna Shears, Jeanette Meston, Jackie Knapp, Wanda Whaley, Jill Gra-cey. Making programs for Dist. meeting: Cheryl Woods, Jeanne Cole, Carolyn Moseley, Sandra Tiff. Getting ready for Christmas card sales: Joyce Wit, Carol Briggs, Sha-rol Samp, Charlene Kruser, Bonnie Prescott. Fair Booth: Our blue-ribbon winner. toottf 0 THE NATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR BOYS FAgMERsTgj America STUDYING VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE MR. HOMER HUNTZINGER FFA Advisor (ABOVE) Sentinel, Ned Pelster; Treasurer, Jim Coffman; Vice-President, Gail Millsap; President, Allan Kleeb; Secretary, Jim Gunther; Reporter, Dan Hersh; and Advisor, Mr. Homer Huntzinger. Gary Storms Jack Kleeb and Sam Stone Milo Adams, John Grieser, and Dwayne Adams. Jerry Chipps, Ronny Fisher, and Lanny Dainton. Bobby Williams, Dean Hill, Dale Hill, and Jim Weisbeck. (ABOVE) Darrel Haumont and Marvin Bradley (BELOW) George Briggs, Victor Burnett, Jim Dramse Raymond Baxter, and Danny Cunningham. Allan Kleeb, Gale Millsap, Bill Britton, Jim Gunther, and Charles Baxter. (1. to r.) Candy Sasso, Dona Holcomb, Sharol Samp, Steve Brown, Allan Kleeb, Harold Wiebusch, Marva Taylor: Treasurer, Penny Hoobler: Vice-President, Dennis Storms: President, Nelda Keller: Secretary, Mr. Sweenie: Sponsor, Tom Stevens, Karen Myers, Jean Scritsmier, and Janice Swick. (Not shown) Jim Coffman. SENIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCILS JUNIOR HIGH (Standing 1. to r.) Mary Ayers, Margaret Burvainis, Dave Ballard, Jerry Ayers, Doug Brown: Vice-President, Tom Eacker, Wes Province, Dan Fisher, Mr. Dietz: Sponsor, and Bruce Blair: President. (Seated 1. to r.) Barbara Koch, Luetta Wenquist, Riley Druery, Kathrine Lucas, Terry Jensen, Judy Farritor, Martha Mattson, and Kay Eacker. NATIONAL HONOR MA5C1TN TOWELS (Standing, 1. tor.) Miss Hall: Sponsor, Connie Gonge, Wauneta Haumont: Reporter, Linda Peister, Sharon Arndt, Clara Collins, Gerene Collier: Vice-President, Beverly McCaslin, Josephine Poland, and Nelia Gardner. (Seated 1. to r.) Sandra Hagadorn, Elnora Province, Marva Taylor: Secretary, Karen Kelly, Bonnie Prescott, and Sharol Osborne. (Not pictured) Joan Brakeman: President, Barbara Moseley, Sharol Samp: Student Council, and Carolyn Tyson. LIBRARY CLUB Legere, Discere, Frui (to read, to learn, to enjoy) As a man rises from a sumptuous dinner, he may truthfully exclaim, That was the best meal ever!, earlier repasts having faded from memory and the future holding only uncertainty. Furthermore, as long as the savor lingers, satiety stifles anticipation of further culinary ecstasies. An analogous law of nature inexorably governs the reading of books. When a man finishes reading a good book for the first time, he may truthfully affirm that it is the best book ever. The Club endeavors to learn, and help others in reading many books on many subjects. The methods used are reports on the various duties of librarians, book reviews, visiting other libraries, and being a proficient librarian at all times. The Club participates in the activities of the school. Second prize was awarded to the Club this year for the Homecoming display. Most of all, however, the members are learning to become useful members of our great society. MUSIC O.K., you guys; let’s get together! BAND OFFICERS: (Above) Patti Kleeb, Nelda Keller, Robert Wen-quist, Margie Myers, Polly Brown. BASSOONS: Sharol Samp. BASS CLARINETS: Wauneta Haumont, Charlene Kruser, OBOE: Judy Lowder. CLARINETS: Sandra Headley, Marlyn Daharsh, Meredith Ballard, Liane Crawford, Judith Cladwell, Joyce Wit, Karen Myers, Donna Holcomb, Sharon Stewart, Ron Talbot, Jeanne Williams, Linda Landreth, Patti Kleeb, and Penny Hoobler. SAXOPHONES: Sheri Stewart, Linda Haller, Nelda Keller, Elizabeth Christian, Jeanette Meston, Steve Holcomb, Betty Fauquet, Marion Shears, and Reva Larson. FLUTES: Linda Cook, Gretchen Koefoot, Camile Wade, Polly Brown, Nancy Glaze, Judy Girardin, Janice Wiebusch, Dorothy Wenquist, Paralee Young, Donna Black, Doris Wright, Judy Flynn, and Judy Wenquist. FRENCH HORNS: Linda Young, Marjorie Glover, Janice Swick, Nancy Slog-gett, Lola Taylor, and Allan Kleeb. DRUMS: Candace Troxel, Stanley Wenquist, Frank Kirtley, Connie Fariss, Linda Peister, Taresa Eldred, Vicki Palmer. BASSES: Ivan O'Brien Dick Taylor Dean Hill BARITONES: Bob Elliot Jim Talbot CORNETS: (Above) Paul Peterson, Mike Wallin, Charles Sloggett, Robert Wenquist, Vaughn Wiebusch, Steve Brown, LaVerna Shears, Carol Clark, and Denny Towns, TROMBONES: (Above) Dennis James, Victor Burnett, Ron Her-ing. Bob Blair, Margie Myers, Gale Millsap, and Dennis Storms. BATON TWIRLERS Judy Wenquist Janice Wiebusch Donna Black, Majorette Judy Girardin Linda Cook MIXED CHORUS (Back Row) Stanley Myers, Robert Purcell, Allan Kleeb, David Prescott. James Gunther, K. C. Gottschalk, Clarence Haumont, Carol Ferguson, Jeanne Cole, Mary Lea Cooksley, Donna Black, Beverly McCaslin, Jeanette Meston, Sherri Stewart, Sandra Hagadorn. (Third Row) Kent McCloughan, Harold Shelbourn, Lee Haumont, Dean Holcomb, Norman Cooksley, Marilyn Powell, Donna Liebhart, Cheryl Wood, Leslea Myers, Marion Shears, Lois McDermott, Charlene Kruser, Joan Spivey, Elnora Province, Deanna Gibson, Doris Wright, Kathy Hart. (Second Row) Steve Jones, Ken Shelbourn, Roger Elfgren, Charles Sloggett, Joan Harm, Linda Young. Lola Taylor, Sandra Tiff, Polly Brown, Janice Swick, Laverna Shears, Diane Kleeb, (First Row) Frank Kirtley, Gale Milsap, Larry Link, Harold Wiebusch, Bob Blair, Carolyn Sullivan, Janell Fisher, Sharon Stewart, Jeanette Trotter, Karen Myers, Camille Wade, Penny Hoobler, Dona Holcomb, Betty Fauquet. THE ECHOES (1. to r.) Stan Myers, Bass; Dean Holcomb, Baritone; Kyle Russell, Second Tenor; Ken Shelbourn, First Tenor. OUR DIRECTOR James Waldmann MADRIGAL (Back Row) Stan Myers, Allan Kleeb, Dean Holcomb, Norman Cooksley, Roger Elfgren, Ken Shelbourn. (Center Row) Lola Taylor, Linda Young, Polly Brown, Penny Hoobler, Kay Myers, Camille Wade. (Front Row) Cheryl Wood. Marilyn Powell, Donna Black, Leslea Myers, Sandra Hagadorn. GIRLS' GLEE (Back Row, 1. to r.) Candy Sasso, Jeanette Wha-ieyi DeEtta Ash, Jeanne Cole, Carol Ferguson, Mary Lea Cooksley, Beverly McCaslin, Marva Taylor, Sandra Hagadorn. (Third Row) Sherry Parker, Cheryl Wood, Jeanette Meston, Vivian Moore, Donna Lieb-hart, Marilyn Powell, Charlene Kruser, Dorthy Caldwell, Cherlyn Granger, Joan Spivey, Polly Brown, Lois McDermott, Betty Barrett, Willa Wolford-Martin, Marion Shears, Nancy Glaze, Sandra Headly, Connie Gonge. (Second Row) Diane Kleeb, Leslea Myers, Linda Young, Elnora Province, Lola Taylor, Sandra Tiff, Barbara Moseley, Linda Cook, Linda Griffith, Patty Brakeman, Jean Jensen, Deanna Gibson, Doris Wright. (Front Row) Joan Hann, Kathy Hart, Carolyn Sullivan, Janell Fisher, Jean Hircock, Penny Hoobler, Sharon Stewart, Cloetta Shultz, Betty Nott, Jeanette Trotter, Karen Myers, Camille Wade, Dona Holcomb, Betty Fauquet, Janice Swick, Wanda Whaley, Judy Flynn, Jill Gracy, LaVerna Shears. ALL-STATERS Stanley Myers, Bass Camille Wade, Alto Donna Black, Soprano Allan Kleeb. Bass BOYS' GLEE (Back Row 1. to r.) Clarence Haumont, David Prescott, K. C. Gottschalk, Stanley Myers, Robert Purcell, Dennis Ziegler, James Gunther, Allan Kleeb. (Third Row) Lee Haumont, Dean Holcomb, Kent McCloughan, Norman Cooksley, Harold Shel-bourn. (Second Row) Harold Wiebusch, Gale Millsap, Bob Blair, Frank Kirtley. (Front Row) Ken Shelbourn, Larry Link, Ch arles Sloggett, Roger Elfgren, Steve Jones. OKLAHOMA (Right) What's going on here ? I can't seem to find my place. SENIOR OCTET (1. to r.) Polly Brown - Accompanist, Dean Holcomb Sandy Hagadorn, Stan Myers, Donna Black, Camille Wade, Ken Shelboum, Penny Hoobler, Kyle Russell. (Above) Sit up and take notice and SING I (Above) We love you Mr. Waldmann. (Left) CHOIR OFFICERS (Back to Front) Stan Myers, Secretary; James Gunther, Treasurer; Linda Young, Vice-President; Sandy Hagadorn, Librarian. (Right) JUNIOR QUINTET (Back to Front) Kay Myers, Margie Myers, Lola Taylor, Marilyn Powell, Leslea Myers. - - - - HOTEL BOOK GIFT SHOC STRANGER IN THE NIGHT A Comedy-Mystery In Three Acts By Paul S. McCoy Director - Mr. Hamblin Assistant Director - Steve Holcomb Stage Manager - Bob Rodd CAST Sylvia Lee----------------------------- Mable Crane---------------------------- Eddie Beach------------------------------ Grant Terry---------------------------- Clifford Newkirk----------------------- J. T. Rutledge------------------------- Nona Pollard--------------------------- Velda Stevens-------------------------- Marcella Bender ------------------------- Sam Fisk------------------------------- Sandra King-----------------—------------ Rose Jordan---------------------------- Policeman-------------------------------- Carol Williams • - Nelda Keller - Dennis Olson Jim Taylor • - - Larry Link ■ — Ken Lanka - Leslea Myers Marilyn Powell - Linda Haller Claris Connely Charlene Kruser - - Janeth Keller - Emery Peace PRODUCTION STAFF PROPERTIES: Janet VanDervoort, Judy Wenquist. Paralee Young, Ron Hering, Eldon Staab MAKE-UP: Nancy Sloggett, Lola Taylor, Taresa Eldred, Margie Myers, Ruth Gunther, Deanna Gibson PUBLICITY: Jim Coffman, Linda Peister, Carol Eacker, Dan Hersh LIGHTS: Emery Peace, Gene Chapin CURTAIN: Stanley Moninger USHERETTES: Linda Peister, Bonnie Prescott, Wanda Pracht, Wauneta Haumont, Karen Kelly, Sharol Osborne SYNOPSIS A self-centered business tycoon, a box of stationery, a mysterious stranger: these all added up to a plot for murder. And, Sylvia Lee and Mable Crain, co-owners of the Boulevard Hotel Book and Gift Shop, found themselves smack-dab in the middle of all the confusion. Everyone seemed to believe he was the intended victim, and pictured himself as the next guest of the morgue. But, no need to fear; Terry Grant was there. He cracked the case and, like a knight in shining armor, won the love of the fair damsel. Eddie Beach, J. T. Rutledge, and Clifford Newkirk added a touch of comedy to the situation, with the rest of the cast giving fine performances. Spanish II busts a plnata. Stop hiding under tree- Mr. Wader that The P. T. A. officers plan program for the next meeting. NORTH PARK SCHOOL Mrs. Jensen Mrs. Miller Mrs. Esch CUSTER SCHOOL Mrs. Flynn Mrs. Ramsay Hot Lunch Kitchen Personnel DORIS KARLOFF - the Girl Scientist • An Atomic Comic Doris’s laboratory. Doris just finished an experiment - testing a pocket-size atom bomb. This is Doris Karloff - the Girl Scientist. She mastered science by taking General Science, reading science comic books, and buying a toy chemistry set. (That is a billion -volt Proton Pooper Doris is about to activate.) Another view of Doris's laboratory. Note the pile of Delirium ore on the right. The radiation from this ore will make a person almost as delirious as the announcement No School Tomorrow. One of Doris's pets exercising. Doris (not visible) sits on its back. The smaller photo shows her pet -launcher. Doris's laboratory is completely electrified. The photo at left shows electric power lines near her laboratory. Another, (above), shows a high voltage barrier in one of the laboratory corridors. (Note glow, which will fuse a person's dental fillings together; best protection is to pass thiough the barrier with mouth wide open.) The third photo shows what stray radiations will do to the size of crabgrass. (Right) Picket fence around Doris’s laboratory. This is to keep out big dogs - really big. (Bottom, right) Laboratory guards meet a visitor from outer space. Note their calm, collected manner. F H A Library Juniors Sophomores SENIORS KING CANDIDATES Don’t feel BAND sad, boys; Nixon lost, too. W e know you’re every inch a king. ’Mac Bulldozes Kent Prances Over a Trail of Downed Chants While Gaining 22 Yards Against Ord. - Curtis’s Twelfth Man Helps Out. Kent Runs Kick-off to Curtis’s 30 Yard Line. Kent Goes 7 Yards to Score Against Gothenberg. Pass from Vaughn to Joe Misses Mark by Inches. Kent Goes 5 Yards for Touch Against Ord. Mac Goes 46 Yards for a Touch Against Holdrege. KENT McCLOUGHAN Our Veteran All Stater. Jr. High Coach PAUL CAROTHERS 1960 JR. HIGH FOOTBALL TEAM 1960 VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM Assistant Jr. High Coach KARL HUNN Assistant Varsity Coach DUANE FREEMAN Varsity Coach MARSHALL RUSSELL my, i i’i r ' I '.'n . m DENNIS OLSON, Forward LES BALLARD, Forward TOM STEVENS, Forward KEN SHELBOURN, Forward _ 7 th GRADE - KARL HUNN, Coach 8th GRADE - KARL HUNN, Coach (RIGHT) JR. HIGH STUDENT MANAGERS DENNIS TOWNS and RICHARD PETERSEN (LEFT) VARSITY STUDENT MANAGERS FRITZ HOUSEL and ALLAN KLEEB 1960 STATE TRACK CHAMPIONS, CLASS B. KENT WINS 100 YD. DASH AT LINCOLN. O 73 —| CASH AND CARRY LUMBER COMPANY HERMAN CAR LAND, Mgr. BROWN AND DENESIA East Broadway-General Contractors DAVIS PAINT ASSOCIATE STORE Home Owned ED. LOWDER, Mgr. Cadillac - Rambler - Pontiac - GMC Trucks ARROW There s nothing like a Harley-Davidson lightweight SUPER- MOTOR CO. wheeler is sport all by itself. It’s so easy to learn to ride — and you get up to 80 m.p.g. The SUPER-10 is the economical way to go places and do things. Come in, take a free ride, and discover new thrills, today! Tfr) TRIPLETT'S pblrnr Broken Bow ARMSTRONG THE ARROW SEED CO. IMPLEMENT CO. Allis-Chalmers and Oliver Field Seed - Grass Seed Tractors and Farm Equipment Garden Seed Feed - Fertilzer Broken Bow, Nebraska Phone TR 2-5611 Custom Cleaning Chemicals and Insecticides m Phone 2-2231 Broken Bow, Nebraska L s. £•sfA,TH SONS BROKEN BOW WHOLESALE Congratulations to the Class of 161 Takes This Opportunity to Extend Our Congratulations to the 1961 MR. AND MRS. BOB KOOZER Graduating Class of Broken Bow, Nebraska MR. AND MRS. MERTON GRESSLEY NEBRASKA STATE BANK BROKEN BOW STATE BANK [ M •ximurA I m sio.ooo I J V Insurance q j| tt 1 For Each I 11 V [I MeximunX Ctt f w At $10,000 5B 1 V InsurancrV q) TFor Each 1 J In This T. T. VARNEY JR., Pres. Community Where Friendliness and Service Are to More Than Serve Words. TOM’S PASTIME Congratulations to the Class of 1961 PASTIME BOWLING LANES BELOW Typewriters Adders Office Furniture School Supplies CUSTER COUNTY CHIEF Phone TR 2-2471 Congratulations Class of '61 Now Let's Make It a Massey- Ferguson PIRNIE BROS. EQUIPMENT CO. HOWARD PROVINCE For All Jobs That Need a Plumbe r. . . DR. FREITAG Optometrist TR 2-2291 REED JAMES TV and Radio Sales and Service Congratulations Class of ’61 HANSEN'S APPLIANCE Your General Electric Dealer Sales and Service Ph. TR 2-2132 CLYDE ARNOLD FEED STORE AND BROKEN BOW ELEVATOR Broken Bow, CHIPPS CAFE Neb. HARMONY HUT Home Cooked Food -Reservations for Banquet Room TR 2-2131 ADELEADE AND EVERETT CHIPPS The Harmony Hut Wishes the Class of '61 the Best of Everything. TV - Radio - Sales - Service SURE HATCHERY ROSE LEE SHOP On the Farm Service Feeds - Chicks Power Equipment Ladies' Ready-to-Wear Candy Jr. and Other Popular Brands Congratulations Class of 61 DITTMER'S JEWELRY TOM BUTLER'S STANDARD SERVICE Twenty-one Years of Standard Congratulations Seniors of '61 GLADYCE LELACHEUR Corsages and TOM LUCAS Cut Bouquets M. D. BROKEN BOW Phone TR 2-2486 Congratulations Class of 61 FLORAL AND NURSERY CO. CLAIR WILLIAMS jpt FARMERS 'SV' Congratulations “B. V. HOLMES” Dist. Sales and Claim Office to Class of 161 823 S D St. Broken Bow Dial TR 2-5381 FEDERAL LAND BANK BROKEN BOW ASSOCIATION If Your Clothes Aren't Farm and Ranch Loans Becoming to You, They Should Be Coming to Us. Long Term Low Rate F. A. WITCHER Manager LAUNDRY DRY CLEANERS !', . The Fricrcly Store BROWN FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES Furniture Hardware Appliances Those Heavenly Carpets Congratulations, Graduates by Lee s HOLCOMB DRUGS Lane Cedar Chests Sherwin-Williams Paints Hallmark Cards Prescriptions ( Gifts Admiral Appliances Singer Sewing Machines YANTZIE’S STANDARD SERVICE East of City DICK YANTZIE BOB GUNTHER V. STATE FARM INSURANCE HOWARD A. JONES Arrow Hotel Building State Farm The Careful Driver's (and careful buyer's) Car Insurance State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company Home Office Bloomington, 111. BROKEN BOW FLOYD SPENCER PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSOCIATION Phone TR 2-2821 H. H. THOMPSON, Sec'y. Automotive and Tank Wagon Service 940 So. E St. Loans to Farmers and Stockmen CORNER STYLE SHOP PAULINE’S BEAUTY SHOP HESTER A. LEWIS Congratulations to the Annual Staff and the Class of '61 JOE AND KATHRYN WEITZEL F. A. BATES INC. INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER McCormick Farm Machines 40 Years of Quality I-H Farm Equipment Sales and Service Congratulations Class of 161 Best Wishes From the WARRIOR STAFF Phone TR 2-2361 West Side Square DR. HOWARD B. STEVENS OPTOMETRIST Broken Bow, Nebraska ELMER BRAKEMAN PLUMBING AND HEATING Phone TR 2-2374 CENTRAL NEBRASKA COMMISSION CO. Broken Bow, Nebraska Cattle Sales Saturday -Hog Sales Every Friday DWAIN WILLIAMS WARREN NELSON PAUL PEISTER Congratulations to the Broken Bow Senior Class of 1961 MESTON MOTOR COMPANY MESTON TRACTOR COMPANY PARTS SERVICE SALES LEACH'S WESTERN Western Clothing and Riding Equipment EMMIT AND DARLENE LEACH Owne r s DR. J. T. MUDD Optometrist North Side of Square FIRST AVENUE MOTEL MR. AND MRS. ROBERT GRACEY Congratulations to the Class of 1961 CINDERELLA SHOP DR. TOM G. ENGLISH DENTIST Phone Office Residence TR 2-5211 TR 2-5354 GATEWAY MOTEL Ceramic Tile Baths Wall-to-Wall Carpeting Telephones - Television Located East of Town Broken Bow, Nebr. TR 2-2478 Congratulations CAPPIE'S CAFE LESTIA FISKE ACHE PAIN BARBER SHOP North Side of Square Complete Home Furnishings Linoleum - Tile - Carpet DATUS IMPLEMENT John Deere Sales and Service GLAZE FURNITURE Broken Bow, Nebraska Phone TR 2-2261 Broken Bow CUSTER BROKEN BOW FEDERAL SAVINGS PRINTERY AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Commercial Printers Office Supplies TR 2-2191 tour savings ' irnrnTS VERN COOK, Owner Congratulations Class of 161 VQ.000 COAST TO COAST STORES Broken Bow, Nebraska Phone TR 2-2551 Ph. TR 2-5792 Try HAEBERLE'S PIONEER One Dollar Will Open DRUG STORE an Account Phone TR 2-2151 In Knowledge lies Security Congratulations to Our School, Our Pupils, and Our Teachers. CENTRAL NEBRASKA DRUG CO. Broken Bow, Nebraska JACKIE’S Store for Women and Children East side of square Broken Bow, Nebraska BOW BOOTERIE East Side of Square Best of Luck Class of 1961 AYERS CLOTHING STORE BROADWAY MARKET Watch Repair and DICKINSON Metalizing Service JEWELRY Baby Shoes and Keepsakes Bronzed and Mounted House of Diamonds of the J. C. WHITEHEAD Sand Hills Pfnney’s Broken Bow, Nebraska THE WARRICK CO. Clothing and Shoes for the entire family. It costs no more to shop at a finer store. East Side of the Square Broken Bow, Nebraska DOTY PACKING CO. Wholesale Beef and Pork Complete Custom Meat Processing Frozen Food Lockers East of Broken Bow KLAPAL’S SERVICE East Highway 2 Broken Bow, Nebraska Phone TR 2-2871 Dodge-Dart- Lancer-Lark Passenger Cars and Trucks RUFF CONGRATULATIONS MOTOR CO. CLASS OF 1961! CORVAIR FARISS MENS WEAR BUICK Store for Men and Boys S' Congratulations, Seniors Broken Bow 0 REACH FOR ROBERTS at your store or door Finest Dairy Products LEIGH'S BARBER SHOP Broken Bow, Nebraska SCHNERINGER-JOHNSON GOVIER BROTHERS Phone 2-2424 Flat tops our specialty. Your Business Appreciated. Phone TR 2-5977 BEAUTE QUEST Phone TR 2-2911 BLANCHE KONKEL ARROW HOTEL AND COFFEE SHOP WENQUIST, INC. AUTO SUPPLIES Wholesale Retail Auto Parts and Accessories Broken Bow MEAD LUMBER COMPANY Building Headquarters We're Proud of You, Class of 161 BART JIM’S BAKERY Insurance Loams Real Estate T. T. VARNEY INVESTMENT COMPANY BEST POLICY AT ALL TIMES 'GERALD A. THURMAN Abstracting Loans Read. Estate Insurance WHEELER’S FARM SUPPLY TO SUIT YOUR TASTE CITY CAFE TR 2-9998 Best of Luck Seniors of 161 DR. L. R. WALLACE Optometrist GISHPERT HARDWARE Sporting Goods Gifts Toys Tools - Paint oor io lf PALMER LaVONNE’S MONUMENT CO. BEAUTY SALON Mark Every Grave Beauty that becomes you. We offer you complete beauty service. See Us Before Buying East side of square Broken Bow, Nebraska BILL’S PAYNE AND DITSON SIGN SHOP Quality Signs Since '29 Complete Heating and Sheet Metad Service SERVICE FAUQUET IF IT’S GOOD FOOD YOU WANT . FRANK’S CAFE BUZZ and BETTY HOOBLER FARRITOR TELETYPE SERVICE BODY SHOP One Stop Service Pick-Up and Delivery Service All Cars Fully Insured While in Our Care Lubrication Tire Repair Night Call Accessories Washing and Polishing Batteries Minor Repairs Motor Tune-Ups Call TR 2-2469 24-Hour Wrecker Service jVHCLA S (yOWEf ) TR 2-5278 JIM’S SINCLAIR SERVICE 641 S D Across From Safeway Lot CO-OP OIL COMPANY (coop) East of Sale Barn Gas, Oil, Farm Supplies Fertilizer CREDIT BUREAU, INC. OF BROKEN BOW BEST MASTER OIL CO. CLEANERS [Mobilj SPOT GERLACH Broken Bow CHRISMAN HARDWARE Fine China and Gifts Pratt and Lambert Paint TR 2-5342 ? BEN FRANKLIN STORE O. P. SKAGGS HESTED’S We Give A Friendly Place National Red Stamps to Shop Free Parking Congratulations Seniors of 16l EAGLE BAR MR. AND MRS. E Jack Jilf I TOOD MARK! T FOREST WOODS Remember the JONES VARNEY TIRE CO. Lgpr DRUG STORE Congratulations, Seniors ! Best wishes for your future. Making your Graduation Portraits has been a pleasure, indeed. MARY BAKER PORTRAITS North Side of Square Broken Bow, Nebraska STEGGS FLYING SERVICE Aerial Spraying Flight Instruction . Charter Municipal Airport, Broken Bow Phone TR 2-5901 Broken Bow, Nebraska Patronize the merchants whose advertisements appear on the preceding pages. It is by means of this help that we are able to give you a big book for a price you can afford to pay. To you advertiser s we take this means to doff our hats and say, heap big THANK YOU for your thoughtful consideration. 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