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

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1964 volume:

FOREWORD We, the Senior Class, are proud to present to you our 1964 WARRIOR. This book has caught glimpses here and there, so that in years to come the activities of this school year at Broken Bow High will not be dimmed and fade from memory. In later years, while turning these pages, if you should recall the many smiles, sorrows, and dreams of '64 we shall be content, knowing that we have done the thing we were called upon to do. Gretchen Koefoot Janice Wiebusch CO-EDITORS DEDICATION They have understood our problems, assisted us with patience, listened to our complaints with a smile, inspired us with confidence, encouraged us when we were disheartened, and enhanced our chance for success. Their determined effort to make us successful and happy shall always be remembered as one of our most precious high school memories. Words can't express our appreciation for their various contributions; but to show how much we love, honor, and respect them, the 1964 Senior Class dedicates the '64 WARRIOR to the parents of the Senior Class. i ii UlTliwi 1 ADMINISTRATION OUR SCHOOL Seated at board table: Seldon Wenquist, Dr. Howard Stevens, Roy Fauquet, Dr. Ralph Blair, BOARD Willard Keller, and Tedd Huston. Dr. Howard Stevens, president of the board, has always taken an interest in school and civic affairs. He is a busy Optometrist by profession. Mr. Roy Fauquet contributes much of his time to school business and to his church. Recently he was elected vice-president of the board. Mr. Willard Keller, the newest member of the board, is the secretary. He is a rancher, but devotes much of his time to his community. Mr. Tedd Huston, a member of the Nebraska Bar Association, is the treasurer. Besides his school and civic projects, he is very active politically. Mr. Seldon Wenquist is associated with his brothers in the Wenquist Auto Supply Company. He is very interested in the activities of young people. Dr. Ralph Blair is a physician. He donates much of his time from his busy practice to public service. If I could wave a magic wand and bring to each of you students in the Broken Bow Junior-Senior High School, the most important and useful gift the world has to offer; it would be to develop a Love to own and read good books. Books are boats loaded with cargo of ideas, the most valuable goods and vital wealth of the world today. Books are the throbbing brains and ideas of thinkers both living and dead. The habit of intelligent reading each day makes life fuller, richer, happier and more useful to you and to others. I would challenge each of you to try it now and in the years ahead. Sincerely, OUR SUPERINTENDENT’S MESSAGE Always busy, always interested, Mr. Miller keeps Broken Bow High School operating smoothly and efficiently. His friendly relationship with the students promotes greater school spirit. Holding the position of principal of BBHS for nine years, Mr. Keith L. Wade is a shining example of school spirit. The office of principal requires devotion to one's work and love of students. Congratulations, Mr. Wade, for a job well done! OUR PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE Congratulations to the Annual Staff and Mr. Cupl on your very fine yearbook. I am sure that you and your classmates will enjoy your annual for many years to come. One of the greatest needs of the public schools today is to have their story told to their patrons. Your Annual tells an interesting and colorful picture of school life in Broken Bow Junior-Senior High School. Congratulations and Good Luck, FACULTY JOECUPL, JR. Chemistry, Physics General Science ELLA HIGGINS Home Economics Guidance DUANE BIEDE Commercial PHILIP HOUSER English and Speech DUANE MYERS World History American Government DEWEY WIENS Voc. Music English 9 PATRICIA RUSSELL Girls' Physical Education, Enghsh iou) lut) DUANE JOHNSON Instrumental Music MARK RUSSELL Boys' Physical Ed. Shop, Athletics LEROY HULSEBUS Math, Athletics KENNETH WITHEE General Science Biology MILDRED SCHWENGLE English 12, Languages RAMONA HAGOOD English 10 and 11 VIRGIL KORTE Algebra, Math 12 Geometry, Athletics JOHN SWEENIE Am. Hist. Guidance HOMER HUNTZINGER Vocational Agriculture FLOYD DARE Custodian GERRIT HAMBLIN Junior High Social Studies Civics, Counseling FLOYD TERPENNING Custodian JANET FOX Home Economics Student Teacher LOUIS STITHEM Jt, Hi. Math, Athletics JOHN DIETZ Junior High Science Geography, Am. Gov. LOWELL SPENCER Chief Custodian RITA MILLER ELSIE JENSEN CHARLOTTE ESCH North Park Cooks - CANDISS RICHESON MARIE FLYNN Custer Cooks PATRICIA WADE Secretary ■ MARGUERITE STAAB Jr. High Reading, Eng. RITA SANDERSON Home Economics Student Teacher BARBARA GOLDEN Secretary EUGENIA VANNICE Junior High Vocabulary History, Reading, English MONA HOSHAW Junior High Social Studies, Reading, English MYRTLE HALL Librarian CLASSES SENIORS ELIZABETH CHRISTEN. Student Council DALE HILL CHERYL BRIGGS JOHN HALBERSLEBEN CONNIE JACQUOT GEORGE BRIGGS NOEL PARKER CATHERINE PELSTER DENNIS TOWNS KAREN PATRICK ' f !• ■ JUDITH ESTES DONNA TROTTER LIANE CRAWFORD SHARON CHIPPS KENT COOKSLEY DENNIS WEIDNER PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE LEILA WINBOLT DARRELL BAILEY ROBERT WILLIAMS JUNIORS ]-- Patty Arndt Glen Haumont Mariam Backlund Cheryl Adams Lyle Hendrickson Susan Ahl Edward Heath Jerry Ayers Jean Hancock Billy Baxter Judy Gunther Dan Bell Marilyn Grim Bruce Blair Roberta Gracey Joe Britton Judy Baillie Jerry Griffith Barbara Ferguson John Gracey Anita Bailer Kathleen Bendowsky Ted Govier Sandra Dainton Dennis Fish Marlyn Coble Gary Golus Vickie Ferguson Jay Bryner Patty Govier Phil Higgins Doug Brown Susan Dean Marvin Glover Lois Becker Connie Burnett Ted Woodward Mary Freitag Gary Reynolds Judy Brakeman Tom Eacker Diane Brush Terry Glaze Diana Brainard John Evans Judy Gardner Joyce Govier Morris Mills Mary Trotter Kathryn Fink Gordon Myers Linda Mares Bill Wehling Margaret Burvainis Clark Spivey Arlene Kleeb Kathy Wigent Danny Fisher Donna Vance Jerry Holbrook Gaylene Prescott Kem Luther Kristi Shaffer Dennis Derr Martha Mattson Terry Richeson Mary Ducker Nancy Stahl Dennis Fox Patty Jensen David Carland Marilyn Pirnie Larry Ellingson Kay Teel Dick Plock Marlyn Schipporeit Don Wolford Cathy Janda Mike Odbert Wesley Province Carole Jones Arlyss Shelboum Darwin Samp Barbara Koch Ellen Zimmerman Beverly Trew Jeanne Lewis Mary Leverington Cheryl Lynn Myers Joe Jezbera Diane Ulland Richard Still Mike Erickson Jerry Leibhart Mr. Sweenie, Sponsor Wes Province - President Diana Brainard - Vice-Presidem Martha Mattson - Secretary Luetfa Wenquist - Treasurer Jerry Ayers. Judy Gardner -Student Council Dennis Stephens Carla Chaney Don Korte Sharon Bayne Terry Jensen Mary VanCampen Jim Chapin Kay Eacker Mike Miller Bonita Burnett Terry Hinze Linda Taylor Jerry Parker Albert Kirtley Linda Prescott Bryon Klapal Ellen Olson Frank Stahl Linda Higgins Leon Books Kathy Davis Tom Cunningham Monica Scott Jerry Jensen Pam Dittmer Teddy Esch Anita Person Judy Farritor Steve Gremm Jim Farmer Anita Carpenter Tom Housel Linda Denesia k Jimmy Ward Mary Jo Miller Jay Richeson Jerry Beekman Karen Myers Harold McCaslin Stanley Johnston Linda Leek Eugene Pracht Judy Christen Dennis Golus Shirley Schaper Gary Morgan Karilyn Grim Bill Haller Robert Neth Joan Wagner Mike McCarthy Rita Craig Jim Root Phyllis Trotter Dennis McAlevy Katholeen Leibhart Alan Portsche Janet Brink Riley Druery Sandra Farritor Darrel Ellingson Mary Denesia Joe Bendowsky John Jensen Bonnie Kleeb Dennis Pedersen Molly Leibhart Darrell Shepperd Karen Roth Mr. Myers, Sponsor Anita Person President Jim Ward Vice-President Joan Wagner Secretary-Treasurer Judy Farritor Student Council Terry Jensen Student Council FRESHMEN Betsy Elliott Max Richeson Vicki Holcomb Tommy Williams Sharon Behrends Jim Farritor Geri Neuman Patty Gracey Jerry Adams Don Ramsey Sharon Jones Roger May Julie Beal Verla Nierstheimer Larry Tierney Mary Golus Gary Brakeman Susan Denesia Joe Lucas Connie Akin John Sickler Paula Wimer Roger Fink Barbara Brown Ron Embree Darla Pirnie Pamela Olson Mike Staab Patty Carpenter Gaylor Hudson Linda Larson Steve Finney Elaine Applegarth Claude Shears Lois Coffman Steve G.ovier Jeanette Kleeb Doran Brown Patty Arellano Calvin Bayne Colleen Erickson George Booth Audrey Mills I Patty Esch David Jensen Cheryl Klingbeil Cathy Smith Harold Woodward Loni Snider David Pierce Sharon Armstrong Charles Craig Lyla Stewart Keith Moninger Cheryl Myers Janie Jacquot Janet Beck Steve Wright Nancy Tyson Diane Ruff Charles Kleeb Debbie Bendowsky Roger Brainard Kathy Headley Betty Trew Terri Albin Jeff Steggs Terry Ducker Patsy Reed Roger Wenquist Judy Griffith Willa Keller Tim Kingston Barbara Russell Shirley Alspaugh Mr. Korte, Sponsor John Burvainis Sanfra Willis Mike Staab Secretary-Treasurer Willa Keller - Tim Kingston Darla Pirnie - Roger Brainard Student Council Cheryl Myers President Jeff Steggs Vice-President JUNIOR HIGH Betty Wiggins Kay Pirnie Lyle Teel Shirley Brown Donna Lee Spivey Mike Smith Ellen Adams Mark Linker Jean Kleeb Sally Housel David Sears Leslie Lomax Robin Mayo Nancy Roy John Books Ann Odbert Sonja Sullivan Jeffrey Johnston Teri Cook Wayne Hammond Vicki Teahon Mike Daharsh Debbie Wright Conrad Pelster Judy Hollenbeck Jean Beal Gregg Miller Linda Stewart Joy Bryner Connie Lomax Joel Miller Marilyn Higgins Doug Portsche Peggy Mahurin Jim Cunningham Judy Jeffries Steve Land Deanna Slack Carolyn Hromas Ronnie Lewis Linda Chaney Steve Dean Beverly Keller Donnie Province Sally Koefoot Gary Knoell Bill Adams Estelle Plantz Paul Arellano Trudy Brand Sharon Dickey Robert Allen Kathy Hoobler Myron Anderson Roberta Birnie Larry Larson Penny Thompkins Kenneth Bailey Sandra Adams Calvin Lewis Nancy Brush Ronnie Derr Cheryl Kapustka Charles Staab Rodney Newman Mary Lou Larson Jerry Vaughan Trudie McBride Billy Pearson Susan Anderson David Kleeb Lana Govier Jim Halbersleben Mary Parker Kenny Pomplun Sandra Teahon Timmy Ryan Judy Mohatt Linda Warren Gregg Shaw Bonnie Chisholm Randy Linder Linda Wright Timmy Tyson Paula Farritor Jerry Seimer Becky Arnold Irline Tolen Kenny Bryner Cathy Brink Neil Person Rita Craig Jerry Linville Connie Seeger Roger Bayne Jan Steggs NO PHOTO AVAILABLE Carol Tierney Danny Jacquot Debbie Purcell John Ullrich Craig Lacy Judy Slack Denny Thompkins Dorsett Plock Betty Me Knight Gerald Littlejohn Barbara Helmuth John Farritor Carol Blakesslee Ronnie Schweitzer Linda May Roger Bayne PHOTO Not Available - Ival Ash Joanna Backlund Terry Hosier Linda Dickey Kerry Harris Kevin Kelly Sonia Esch Jimmie Landen Lynn Klingbeil Opal Ferguson Mike Goeden Susan Grady Jackie Kruser Thomas Cordell Barbara Burtzloff Mark Doty Eugene Boilesen Cindy Brewer Nickie Dean Bradley Gates Mike Bell Mary Blair Marc Dickinson Peggy Ward Danny Lucas No Photo AVAILABLE Dick Hoffman Meg Killough Charles Harris Linda Klingbeil David Smith Vickie Hagadom Jerry Gracey Terry Brand Bruce Willenburg Marc Dickinson - President Opal Ferguson - Vice-President Robin Pomplun - Secretary-Treasurer Mrs. Vannice - Sponsor David Golus Gerald Coryell Jim Wrage KNOW YOUR SENIORS SENIOR CLASS HISTORY ■ Once upon a time in a small and isolated village in the cow country was a school built of red brick. To this edifice eventually came an innocent and wide-eyed group of adolescents. They were here to learn of the earth wonders and their guide was the dulcet-voiced Virgil Korte. Youth leaders were: president, Janice Wiebusch; vice-president, Bob Elliott; and scribe, Dorothy Wenquist. At the council fires were Steve Brown and Jean Scritsmier. So passed the winter of the timid. In the autumn, seventy-eight sturdy youths returned to these mysterious double doors. Fun and games were coached by the mighty Duane Freeman. Steve Brown led the pack, assisted by Dennis Towns and Paul Petersen. Student representatives were Bob Elliott and Connie Jacquot. This was the year of the first March of Dimes and Homecoming wins. The epoch as Juniors began too soon for some, for a few of the wise realized that the days of youth were numbered. Joe Johnson was Fearless Leader, under the tutelage of noble John L. Sweenie. Wise ones were Connie Jacquot, Elizabeth Christen, and Gretchen Koefoot. Learned senators, Carol Clark and John Ayers, spoke in the Student Council chambers. Time marched swiftly, with the occurence of the Junior play, and the day of County Government, and the Alpine prom. Reeking with self-confidence, this distinguished class initiated a final year. Head man Bob Elliott was ably assisted by Judy Lowder, Carol Clark, and Kay Gottschalk. Elected assemblymen were Floyd Carpenter and Elizabeth Christen. Sponsoring the group was scientist Joe Cupl, Jr. On May 27, in the hall adorned with blue and white and banked with white orchids, the noted class was graduated. A murmur swelled to a roar, The door to Success is labeled 'Push'. May Dame Fortune deign to smile on the Class of 1964! 1964 FINALISTS SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY And now, ladies and gentlemen, the Warrior Staff presents the Show of the Week, starring the world-famous Class of 1964 from Broken Bow, Nebraska. Tonight, we will first introduce the artistic element in this notorious group. May I present the bright new star of Son of Cuddles'' -- Miss Judy Lowder? Her escort is Dick Taylor, whose singing debut at the Met was one of the musical events of the year. TV-wise, here are Vicki Palmer and Doris Moninger! Vicki is the exercise fiend on the daily show P, p, p. p. ” (Palmer's Physical Phitness Program.) Doris is a songstress with a leading choral group. Other leaders in the music world are present. Judith Caldwell, music co-ordinator in the Denver schools; Donna Trotter, owner of a night club on Bourbon Street in New Orleans; and Linda Yantzie, star of The Kiddies Hour are here. Janice Wiebusch brilliantly conducts the New York Philharmonic. Artists include Chuck Anderson in St. Louis doing ad art; Nickia Dickinson in Greenwich Village making folk jewelry; Monica Lucas in Callaway running a model agency and at home; Barbara Shepperd in Omaha designing children's fashions; and David Price in Washington as Society’s Hairdresser. Several great science careers were born in BBHS. Karen Adams, Nobel prize-winning physicist, is present. Mechanic Darrell Bailey is over there chatting with Lynn Bailey, inventor of the Learn-While-You-Sleep teaching machine. Radiologist Elizabeth Christen has recently finished a book, X-Rays, Hoo-Rays, and Ultraviolations. Marlyn Daharsh is brewine fabulous little cosmetics from odd little herbs and grasses. Our own Floyd Grady has invented a new form of math, called the Grady Gradient System, using only zeros. Ivan O'Brien is still working on his BS (Bachelor of Science, naturally) at Yale. Mr. Dennis F. Towns is revered internationally as the developer of a revolutionary new cloth for swimsuits. TOAD-SKIN. The diversified element in the class is definitely diversified. Kenny Dunkel is coaching Cambodia's first football team; former ballerina Merry Ballard has seventeen children; and furrier Linda Elfgren is specializing in fur bikinis, the non-soggy kind when wet. The Foreign Legion has just assigned Jerry Williams to its Reserve Rifle team, and Connie Jacquot is housemother at the Marine academy. Kent Cooksley is breeding horses for the U. S. Cavalry; Dennis Eacker works as a driving instructor for the state highway patrol department. Dale Hill recently bought and remodeled a Sargent dance hall, formerly known as Oscar's Palladium. The owner manager of the Scritsmier Hog Farms, Inc. is Miss Jean Marie. Now completing his ninth volume of The Life of Sigmund Freud is psychiatrist Matt Varney. Linda Craig was unable to be here tonight, however, as she is now managing a mission in her adopted country, Liberia. Kay Gottschalk operates a string of Humpty Dumpty children's stores. Also unable to attend is Floyd Carpenter -- who will go down in history as the man who carved the world's most unsuccessful rocket (from white pine). Dan Cunningham is in the hospital in traction after the ninth tragic crackup of his Ford. Oh, and here is Floyd Koch, with a word from Gamble’s! Programming will resume in 23 seconds. Leading agronomists in the group include Farmer of the Year, George Briggs; Young Homemaker of the Year, Sharon Chipps; and Dogbreeder of the Year, Dennis James. Sharon Dainton is Chairman of the Nebraska State Fair Board. Gretchen Koefoot, mistress of an ancestral estate in jolly England, raises hounds and plays rummy with her gardener, Mike Wallin. Mr. Wallin is famed for his Wallinian asters. Cathy Pelster owns a chain of wonderful little restaurants in North Carolina. Robert Zeigler, author of Bob's Better Cookbook, developed the popular purplepassion recipe. Lawyers and legislators abound in this outstanding class. John Ayers, District Attorney, and Nyla Cordis, District Judge, are affiliated with Nebraska District Court 9. Joe Johnson, U. S. Senator, is chairman of the Committee on Un-American Activities. Doris Link is Custer County's able representative in Nebraska's unicameral. The business world is also well-represented. Gary Fenton owns a large furniture store and purchases his lumber from magnate Dennis Weidner. John Halbersleben is an architect who will be forever loved for his charming blueprints (with neatly mitered corners.) Noel Parker is the professor of Spanish at NU. Newly-appointed Illinois Supervisor of Transportation is Burton Heath. Dean Hill, the perennial bachelor, heads a taxi company in Havensburg, New Jersey. John Carpenter owns a string of racing stables throughout the South. Successful business women include stewardess Judy Girardin, private secretary Marjorie Glover, and librarian Myrtle Leverington. Joan Reynolds, founder of the Girls' Clubs of America, and Judy Lewis, devoted housewife, were seated at my right. Karen Patrick writes comic books for the Singleday Publishing Company. The Lady with the Hypodermic is nurse Nancy Hinze's nickname. Hazel Vollmer became an IBM computor-operator. Leila Winbolt bought a chain of super-markets last week. Finally, this group includes many shining lights of service. Cheryl Briggs, in her work for the WCTU, has earned the gratitude of all as the Modern-day Carrie Nation. Carol Clark has produced much outstanding literature for children. Organizationally, Kay Connely plans to build up 4-H groups on the moon, Liane Crawford heads the U. S. Girl Scouts, Judy Estes is president-elect of the HOMEMAKERS-OF-AMERICA-RIGHT-NOW. Bob Elliott is the nation's leading rodeo performer. Josette Thu is Viet Nam's first woman ambassador, and Donna Watson married the Danish Envoy in London. Dorothy Wenquist is Secretary-Treasurer of the President's Council on Physical Fitness. Her cousin, Stanley Wenquist, has earned his name as the Riviera Playboy. May we have your applause for this outstanding class? And now, a word from our sponsor, the Jolly Monument Company! Good night, all, and sweet dreams! merr baHard SENIOR PEDIGREES ADAMS, KAREN ANN: College Preparatory; Sioux Club 1,2,3,4; Spotter 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1; Assistant Librarian 4; Library Club 4; Qualified for Regents Test 4; Regents Alternate 4; Junior Play 3; Warrior Staff 4; Musical 2. ANDERSON, BEVERLY JEAN (Bev): Transferred from Rapid City, South Dakota; Commercial and Vocational Home Economics; Sioux Club 3,4. ANDERSON, IVAN CHARLES (Chuck): Transferred from Rapid City, South Dakota; General; Indian Staff 4. AYERS, JOHN EDWARD: College Preparatory; Wrestling 4; Football 2,3; Track 2,3; Chorus 2,3,4; Junior Play 3; Student Council 3; Class Officer 3; South West Conference Clinic 2,4. BAILEY, DARRELL ARTHUR (Turtle): Transferred from Mason City, Nebraska; General. BAILEY, NEIL LYNN: Transferred from Scottsbluff, Nebraska; College Preparatory; Football 1; Qualified for Regents Test 4; Regents Alternate 4. BALLARD, MEREDITH ANN (Mallard): College Preparatory; Sioux Club 1,2,3, 4; Spotter 3,4; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Chorus 1,2,3; Librarian 2; Library Club 2; Qualified for Regents Test 4; Regents Winner 4; Junior Play 3; Student Council 4; Warrior Staff 4; Indian Staff 1,2,3; Triple Trio 2; County Government Day 3; Clarinet Quartet 3, 4; All-State Band 4; Band Board 3; Woodwind Trio 2; Musical 1,2; Hastings Honor Band 4; Student Council Treasurer 4; Dance Band 1,2; Editor, Indian 4. BRIGGS, CHERYL FAY (Sam): College Preparatory; Sioux Club 1,2, 3, 4; F. H. A. 1,2; Librarian 4; Library Club 4; Qualified for Regents Test 4; Junior Play 3. BRIGGS, GEORGE ELMER (Bugs): Vocational Agriculture; Football 1,2; Basketball 1,2; F. F. A. 1,2,3, 4; Junior Play 3. BROWN, FREDERICK STEPHEN (Rone): College Preparatory; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1.2,3, 4; Track 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Candidate 4; Qualified for Regents Test 4; Junior Play 3; Student Council 1; Indian Staff 1; Class Officer 2; South West Conference Clinic 4; Band Board 3; County Government Day 3. CALDWELL, JUDITH KAY (Judy): College Preparatory; Sioux Club 1,2,3, 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2.4; Librarian 4; Library Club 4; Junior Play 3; Indian Staff 4; South West Conference Clinic 3,4; Musical 2. CARPENTER, FLOYD WAYNE (Carpie): General; Football 1,2,3, 4; Basketball 1; Track 1,2, 3, 4; Chorus 1,2,3, 4; Homecoming Candidate 4; Junior Play 3; Student Council 4; Indian Staff 2,3; Student Manager 2,3; South West Conference Clinic 2,3,4; Musical 2. CARPENTER, JOHN EARL: General; Football 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3; Chorus 2,3; Homecoming Candidate 4; Junior Play 3; South West Conference Clinic 2. CHIPPS, SHARON KAY (Sherri): Vocational Home Economics; Sioux Club 1,2,3,4; F. H. A. 1,2,3,4; Library Club 4. CHRISTEN, ELIZABETH J. (Liz): College Preparatory; Sioux Club 1,2,3, 4; Band 1; Librarian 4; Student Secretary 3,4; Qualified for Regents Test 4; Regents Alternate 4; Student Council 4; Class Officer 3; Musical 2; County Government Day 3; Student Council Secretary 4. CLARK, CAROL IRENE: College Preparatory; Sioux Club 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,4; Qualified for Regents Test 4; Junior Play 3; Student Council 3; Warrior staff 4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Dance Band 4; Girls Sextet 1; Brass Sextet 1; Triple Trio 2; Class Off. 4. CONNELY, ELAINE KAY (Peewee): General and Commercial; Sioux Club 1,2,3,4; Librarian 2,3,4; Library Club 1,2,3,4; Junior Play 3; Student Council 3. COOKSLEY, KENTON CARLYSLE (Cookie): College Preparatory; Football 3; Chorus 1,2,3,4; F. F. A. 3,4; Warrior staff 4; South West Conference Clinic 2,3,4; Musical 2. CORDIS, NYLA GENE: College Preparatory; Sioux Club 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3; Librarian 4; Library Club 4; Qualified for Regents Test 4; Regents Alternate 4; Junior Play 3; South West Conference Clinic 3, 4; Musical 2. CRAIG, LINDA LENORE: Transferred from Stapleton, Nebraska; Commercial; Sioux Club 2,3,4; Cheerleader 4; Band 3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; F. H. A. 2; Qualified for Regents Test 4; Warrior staff 3,4; Indian staff 3,4; Regents Alternate 4; Brass Sextet 3,4; Trombone Quartet 3,4; Girls Sextet 3,4; Triple Trio 2; Musical 2; Pep Band 3,4; Dance Band 3,4; South West Conference Clinic 3, 4. CRAWFORD, LIANE KAY: Commercial; Sioux Club 1,2,3,4; Spotter 3,4; Band 1; Chorus 1,2,3; Library Club 4; Junior Play 3; Warrior Staff 4; Assistant Librarian 4. CUNNINGHAM, DANIEL ROBERT: Vocational Agriculture; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1; F. F. A. 1.2,3,4. DAHARSH, MARLYN EARL: College Preparatory and Commercial; Band 1,2,3,4; Qualified for Regents Test 4; Junior Play 3; Warrior staff 4; South West Conference Clinic 3,4; Clarinet Quartet 3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3, 4. DAINTON, SHARON LUANA: Vocational Home Economics; Sioux Club 1,2, 3,4; F. H. A. 1,2,3,4; Qualified for Regents Test 4; Warrior staff 3, 4; Chorus 2,3; F. H. A. Officer 3,4. DICKINSON, NICKIA ANN (Kia): College Preparatory; Sioux Club 1,2,3, 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Librarian 4; Library Club 4; Junior Play 3; South West Conference Clinic 4. DUNKEL, KENNETH EUGENE: General; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Track 1,2,3, 4; F. F. A. 1,2,3, 4; Homecoming King 4. EACKER, DENNIS LEE: General; Wrestling 4; Football 2,3; Basketball 2; Track 1,2; F. F. A. 2,3,4; Junior Play 3; Student Council 3. ELFGREN, LINDA LOU: General; Chorus 1,2; F. H. A. 1,2,3; Librarian 4; Library Club 4. ELLIOTT, ROBERT ALLEN (Bambi): College Preparatory; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3, 4; Track 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Candidate 4; Junior Play 3; Student Council 2; Warrior staff 4; Class Officer 1,4; South West Conference Clinic 2,4; Boys State 3; Band Board 3; County Government Day 3. ESTES, JUDITH LAUREE (Judy): College Preparatory and Vocational Home Economics; Sioux Club 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; F. H. A. 1,2,3,4; State F. H. A. Officer 4; Homecoming Candidate 4; Qualified for Regents Test 4; Regents Alternate 4; Junior Play 3; Warrior staff 3, 4; Indian staff 3; National Honor Society 3,4; March of Dimes Queen 2; South West Conference Clinic 2,3,4; Girls Quartet 3,4; County Government Day 3; All-State Choir Clinic 4; Musical 1,2; Triple Trio 2; Choir Vice-President 3. FENTON, GARY EDWARD (Clancey): General; Basketball 1; Chorus 2,3,4. GIRARDIN, JUDITH DIANE (Judy); College Preparatory; Sioux Club 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3, 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Qualified for Regents Test 4; Regents Alternate 4; Warrior staff 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Majorette 1,2,3, 4; Homecoming Queen 4; South West Conference Clinic 2.3, 4; Band Secretary 4; Chorus Vice-President 4. GLOVER, MARJORIE JEAN (Marge): College Preparatory; Sioux Club 1,2,3, 4; Band 1,2,3, 4; Chorus 2,3; Qualified for Regents Test 4; Indian staff 1; South West Conference Clinic 3,4; Triple Trio 2; Girls Sextet 3; Mixed Quartet 4; French Horn Quartet 1,3; French Horn Trio 4; Brass Sextet 3,4. GOTTSCHALK, KAREN KAY: General; Sioux Club 1,2,3, 4; F. H. A. 1,2; Librarian 2,3,4; Library Club 2,3,4; Homecoming Candidate 4; Class officer 1,4; Chorus 1,2. GRADY, FLOYD PHILIP (Grades): Transferred from Cozad, Nebraska; College Preparatory; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1; Homecoming Candidate 4; Qualified for Regents Test 4; Student Manager 1; Regents Alternate 4; Cozad C-Club 3. HALBERSLEBEN, JOHN H. (Habo): College Preparatory; Football 1; Basketball 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Chorus 2,3. HEATH, BURTON JOHN (Burt); General; Football 1,2; Basketball 1,2; Junior Play 3. HILL, DALE EVERETT (Boss Tweed); College Preparatory; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3,4; F. F. A. 1,2,3, 4; F. F. A. Vice-PresidentS. HILL, DEAN LESTER (Deano); College Preparatory; Football 1,2,3, 4; Track 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 4; F. F. A. 1,2,3,4; Junior Play 3; South West Conference Clinic 3, 4. HINZE, NANCY RAE: College Preparatory; Sioux Club 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Chorus 2,3; Junior Play 3; Warrior staff 4; Musical 1,2. JACQUOT, CONNIE JEAN: Transferred from Merna, Nebraska; College Preparatory; Sioux Club 2,3,4; Band 2,3, 4; Chorus 2; Homecoming Candidate 4; Qualified for Regents Test 4; Junior Play 3; Student Council 2; Class officer 3; March of Dimes Queen 3; South West Conference Clinic 2,4; Band President 4; County Government Day 3; Musical 2. JAMES, DENNIS REED: College Preparatory; Football 2,3; Track 2; Band 1,2,3, 4; Chorus 2,4; South West Conference Clinic 2,4. JOHNSON, JOSEPH EARL (Joe): College Preparatory; Qualified for Regents Test 4; Regents Alternate 4; Warrior staff 4; Class officer 3. KOCH, FLOYD IVAN: Vocational Agriculture; Basketball 2; F. F. A. 1,2, 3, 4. KOEFOOT, GRETCHEN: College Preparatory; Sioux Club 1,2,3, 4; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3; Chorus 1, 2; Student Secretary 4; Homecoming Candidate 4; Qualified for Regents Test 4; Junior Play 3; Warrior staff 3,4; Class officer 3; Girls Stater 3; Musical 1,2; County Government Day 3. LEVERINGTON. MYRTLE EILEEN: Vocational Home Economics; F. H. A. 1,2. LEWIS, JUDITH LOUISE (Judy): College Preparatory; Sioux Club 1,2,3,4; Chorus 2; F. H. A. 1; Qualified for Regents Test 4. LINK, DORIS MARY (Slinky): College Preparatory; Sioux Club 1,2, 3, 4; Chorus 1,2,3, 4; Junior Play 3; South West Conference Clinic 2,3,4; Triple Trio 1; Sextet 2; Trio 2,3. LOWDER, JUDITH ANN (Judy): College Preparatory; Sioux Club 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; Homecoming Candidate 4; Qualified for Regents Test 4; Regents Alternate 4; Junior Play 3; Indian staff 1,4; Class officer 4; South West Conference Clinic 2,3,4; All-State Choir 4; Trio 1; Sextet 2; Quartet 3,4; Musical 1,2. LUCAS, MONICA LEE (Monty Mouse): General; Sioux Club 1,2,4; F. H. A. 1. MONINGER, DORIS CAROL (Cooky): General and Commercial; Sioux Club 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Indian staff 4; South West Conference Clinic 3,4; Triple Trio 2; Sextet 3; Musical 2. O'BRIEN, IVAN W. (Ike): College Preparatory; Football 2; Track 1; Band 1,2. PALMER, VICKI LEN (Palmeroid): College Preparatory; Sioux Club 1,2,3,4; Spotter 3; Band 1,4; Chorus 2; Library Club 3,4; Qualified for Regents Test 4; Junior Play 3; Warrior staff 4; Indian staff 3,4; Musical 1,2; Sioux Club officer 4; Pep Band 4; County Government Day 3; All-State 2. PARKER, NOEL EDWARD: College Preparatory; Chorus 3. PATRICK, KAREN KATHLEEN: Commercial; Sioux Club 1,2, 3, 4; Library Club 4; Assistant Librarian 4. PELSTER, CATHRINE LOUISE (Cathy): General; Sioux Club 1,2; Chorus 1,2,3, 4; Librarian 3,4; Library Club 2, 3,4; Indian staff 4; South West Conference Clinic 4; Assistant Librarian 2. PHAM, THU THI (Josie): Transferred from Saigon, South Viet Nam; College Preparatory; Sioux Club 4; Chorus 4; F. H. A. 4; Homecoming Candidate 4; Qualified for Regents Test 4; Student Council 4. PRICE, DAVID J. (Dave): General; Chorus 1,2,3. REYNOLDS, JOAN RAE (Jo): Commercial; Sioux Club 1,2, 3, 4; F. H. A. 1,2; Librarian 2,3,4; Library Club 2,3,4. SCRITSMIER, JEAN MARIE (Scrits): College Preparatory; Sioux Club 1,2,3,4; Band 2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3; Library Club 4; Student Secretary 4; Qualified for Regents Test 4; Junior Play 3; Student Council 1; Warrior staff 4; Indian staff 3; South West Conference Clinic 2,3,4; Triple Trio 2; Trio 2; Quartet 3,4; County Government Day 3; Musical 1,2; Pep Band 2,4; Girls Glee 1,2,3. SHEPPERD, BARBARA KAY (Barb): General and Vocational Home Economics; Sioux Club 1,2,3, 4; Girls Glee 2,3,4. TAYLOR, DICK ALLEN (Tates): College Preparatory; Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Football 1; Junior Play 3; South West Conference Clinic 4. TOWNS, DENNIS FREDERICK (Toad): College Preparatory; Band 1,2,3; Class officer 2; Student Manager 1,2,3,4. TROTTER, DONNA LEE (Doll): College Preparatory; Sioux Club 1,2,3, 4; Chorus 1,2; F. a A. 1,2,3; Librarian 2,3,4; Library Club 2,3, 4; Junior Play 3; Student Council 4. VARNEY, SETH MATTHEW (Matt): College Preparatory ; Basketball 1; Qualified for Regents Test 4; Regents Alternate 4; Junior Play 3; Indian staff 3,4. WALLIN, MICHEAL LEROY (Juice): College Preparatory; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3; Homecoming Candidate 4; Qualified for Regents Test 4; Junior Play 3; Warrior staff 4; Indian staff 2; National Honor Society 3,4; South West Conference Clinic 2,3; Boys State Alternate 3. WATSON, DONNA BETH (Wallie): Transferred from Ord, Nebraska; Vocational Home Economics; Sioux Club 3, 4; F. H. A. 3, 4; F. H. A. Officer 4; South West Conference Clinic 4. WEIDNER, DENNIS DALE (Denny): Transferred from Sumner, Nebraska; Football 2, 3; F. F. A. 2,3,4. WENQUIST, DOROTHY JEAN (Dot): College Preparatory; Sioux Club 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Girls Glee 1,2; Librarian 3,4; Qualified for Regents Test 4; Junior Play 3; Student Council 4; Warrior staff 4; Class officer 1; Band officer 3; Sioux Club President 4. WENQUIST, STANLEY EVALD (Wink): College Preparatory; Band 1,2,3; Musical 2. WIEBUSCH, JANICE MARIE (Neice): College Preparatory; Sioux Club 1,2,3, 4; Cheerleader 3,4; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Chorus 1,2,3; F. H. A. 1; Librarian 2; Library Club 2,3,4; Student Secretary 4; Homecoming Candidate 4; Qualified for Regents Test 4; Junior Play Student Director 3; Student Council Secretary 3; Student Council Vice-President 4; Warrior staff 3,4; Indian staff 3; Class officer 1; National Honor Society 3,4; Twirler 1,2,3; Twin Majorette 4; South West Conference Clinic 2,3,4; All-State 1,2; All-State Band Clinic 4; Musical 1,2; Dance Band 1, 2,3,4; Hastings Honor Band 4; County Government Day 3; Triple Trio 2; Trio 2; Woodwind Trio 2; Quartet 3,4. WILLIAMS, JEROME JAMES (W'ms): College Preparatory; Football 1; Track 1,2,3; Chorus 2,3,4; Junior Play 3; Student Council 4; South West Conference Clinic 3,4. WINBOLT, LEILA ANN (Weegie): Commercial; Sioux Club 1; F. a A. 1,2,3; Librarian 4; Library Club 4. YANTZIE, LINDA LOUISE (Lindy Lou): Commercial; Sioux Club 1,2,3, 4; Chorus 1,2,3, 4; F. H. A. 1,2,3; Librarian 2,3,4; Library Club 2,3,4; Musical 2. ZEIGLER, EARL ROBERT (Legs): General; Basketball 1; Chorus 2; F. a A. 4; South West Conference Clinic 2. ORGANIZATIONS p r e s i d e n t MISS HALL Sponsor V J i o c A e N P R r E e Y s N i O d L e D n S t LIBRARY CLUB JANICE WIEBUSCH - Secretary KAY CONNELY - Treasurer LIBRARY CLUB 1964 MEMBERS KAREN ADAMS PATTY ARNDT JACKIE BAILEY SHARON BAYNE RITA BALLER JOE BENDOWSKY KATHLEEN BENDOWSKY CHERYL BRIGGS JUDY CALDWELL ANITA CARPENTER SHARON CHIPPS ELIZABETH CHRISTEN EILEEN COLLINS KAY CONNELY NY LA CORDIS RITA CRAIG LIANE CRAWFORD LINDA DENESIA MARY DENESIA NICKIA DICKINSON PAM DITTMER LINDA ELFGREN KATHY FINK SANDRA FARRITOR VICKI FERGUSON MARY F REIT AG JUDY GARDNER KAY GOTTSCHALK JOYCE GOVIER DONNA HART DELLA HYATT MARTHA MATTSON MARY JO MILLER ELLEN OLSON VICKI PALMER KAREN PATRICK CONNI PEARSON CATHY PELSTER LINDA PRESCOTT JOAN REYNOLDS SHIRLEY SCHAPER JEAN SCRITSMIER CLARK SPIVEY KAY TEEL DONNA TROTTER DIANE ULLAND JANICE WIEBUSCH ELAINE WHITE LEILA WINBOLT JUDY YANTZIE LINDA YANTZIE SENIOR HIGH OFFICERS: Cheryl Adams - President; Janice Wiebusch - Vice-President; Elizabeth Christen - Secretary; Merry Ballard - Treasurer. JUNIOR HIGH OFFICERS: Joel Miller - Vice-President; Nancy Roy - President; Bill Adams - Secretary-Treasurer; Mr. Dietz - Sponsor. The Broken Bow High School Student Council was first organized in 1954. For the past ten years it has worked for the betterment of our school. The Council aids in teaching students participation in government, leadership in school activities, and knowledge of the principles of government. SENIOR HIGH: (Back) Tim Kingston, Roger Brainard, Terry Jensen, Jim Farmer, Josette Thu, Judy Farritor, Willa Keller, Donna Trotter, Judy Gardner, Dorothy Wenquist, Linda Higgins, Darla Pirnie, Jerry Ayers, Jerry Williams, Floyd Carpenter. (Front) Elizabeth Christen, Janice Wiebusch, Cheryl Adams, Merry Ballard. Mr. Sweenie - UANE CRAWFORD DIANA BRA IN A RD LUETTA WENQUIST MARGARET BURVAINIS KAREN ADAMS Head Spotter MERRY BALLARD DOROTHY WENQUIST ELLEN ZIMMERMAN VICKI PALMER President Vice-President Secretary SIOUX CLUB BACK ROW - VARSITY: Judy Girardin, Gretchen Koefoot, Diane Ulland, Nancy Hinze, Judy Lowder, Janice Wiebusch MIDDLE ROW - RESERVE: Martha Mattson, Anita Person, Susan Ahl, Carla Chaney, Linda Craig BOTTOM ROW - JR. HIGH: Terri Albin, Betsy Elliott, Cheryl Myers, Sally Koefoot, Beverly Keller CHEER SQUADS JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS CHEERLEADERS THROUGH THE AGES Medieval Age Flapper Era Space Age MRS. HOLCOMB - State Mother Degree Chairman, Cheryl Adams; Treasurer, Donna Watson; Vice-President, Cheryl Myers; President. Judy Estes; Secretary, Sharon Dainton; historian, Gaylene Prescott; Publicity Chairman, Connie Burnett; Student Council, Linda H:gg;n$; Parliamentarian, Kathryn Fink; Pianist, Diane Vannice; Recreation, Joyce Govier. MRS. ESTES - Chapter Mother MRS. HIGGINS - Chapter Advisor OFFICERS FOR 1963-1964 Working on State Degrees Has obtained State Homemaker's Degree Executive Committee Working on Junior Degrees Working on Junior Degrees Working on Chapter Degrees DISTRICT CONVENTION We're on our way! Loading up! Installation of District Officers State Officer's Report Judy Estes and Cheryl Adams Home Again! £ ■ . . Chapter Mother -Mrs. Estes State Mother -Mrs. Holcomb State FHA Convention Installation ACTIVITIES Litchfield - Broken Bow Joint FHA Meeting National FHA Convention NOW YOU 00 PROJECTS Homecoming Display Christmas Cards Fair Booth Purple Ribbon UNICEF Committee Bulletin Board COMMITTEES INDIAN STAFF DRAWERS Vicki Palmer, Chuck Andersen, Phil Higgins TYPISTS Cathy Pelster, Connie Jacquot, Cheryl Adams SPONSOR Mr. Biede REPORTERS Don Wolford, Terry Glaze, Ellen Zimmerman EDITORS Linda Craig, Merry Ballard, Carol Clark TYPISTS Luetta Wenquist, Doris Moninger REPORTERS Judy Caldwell, Judy Lowder, Judy Gardner, Matt Varney, Kay Teel GLEN HAUMONT: Sentinel JAY BRYNER: Treasurer DON WOLFORD: Secretary GEORGE BRIGGS: President MORRIS MILLS: Vice-President FLOYD KOCH: Reporter HOMER HUNTZINGER; Advisor futupS THE NATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR BOYS STUDYING VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE (Above) STEVE GOVIER (Above) HAROLD McCASLIN (Right) KENT COOKSLEY KEITH MONINGER (Left) DON WOLFORD (Right) STEVE ADAMS (Above) GLEN HAUMONT DANNY FISHER (Above) DAN CUNNINGHAM and DEAN HILL (Left) JERRY LEIBHART (Right) BOB YANTZIE and RILEY DRUERY (Above) DALE STEPHENS (Right) JOE JEZBERA (Above) DENNIS FISH and ALBERT WINCHESTER DENNIS FOX (Left) KENNY DUNKEL (Right) ROGER RUSSELL and HAROLD WOODWARD TERRY GOLDEN (Left) CLAUDE SHEARS ROBERT NETH and BOBBY BAXTER ♦ (Above) JIM FARMER and DARKELL ELLINGSTON (Left) DENNIS PEDERSON A TIRING JOB! F. F. A. FOOD STAND JAY BRYNER THE 1963 PURPLE RIBBON FAIR BOOTH” (Left) DANNY FISHER’S WINNING GO CART F. F. A. HOMECOMING ENTRY Sic FUNDAMENTALS OF SOIL FERTLT TRIANGLE OF SOIL FERTILITY (Left) GREG WEIDNER To start a trip, just aim Here's where we came your radiator cap at the in. East Gate of the Yellow-white line and follow it! stone National Park. MR. HUNTZINGER TOUR THE YELLOWSTOji' Ten red-blooded American boys (two of them retreads) brave the desert heat, mountain frosts, wild bears, and ptomaine poisoning to Hey, you guys, come back before Goldilocks eats our Crampies! Freemantown Yellow- Another view of Freestone Lake mantown. Natural Bridge; Douglas, Wyo. The mayor of Freeman-town relaxes while pondering administrative problems. Now, watch ’er split! i Harold, Kent and Don. This oughta get them trout! Mr. Wiens, Jim, Harold and Morris. Firewood in the making. 'Bet them guys is Dale, Harold, Kent, Morris, down there in a gopher hole, and Don. smokin’. A geyser getting ready to blow. Hey, lookit the size of that prairie dog town! ) The Grand Tetons. Snowball fight on June 14th. A rapidly expanding community. Dale and Jim. Pee-e-e-euw! Let's get outa here! Big Sulfur Spring, Thermopolis, Wyoming. I'm down here, Mr. Huntzinger, takin' a shower! That's Bob below Tower Falls. AND THE ROVER BOYS national park visit one of America's wonderlands. An F. F. A. Summer Trip. Go on, Junior! You guys got them logs split, yet? 'Paul Bunyan' Wiens helps with the firewood detail. Ik How's this for a profile?” Natural Bridge, near Douglas, Wyoming. This ground sure is hard!” Kent and Mr. Wiens. Hey, who forgot to turn off the water? Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone. Hey, you're bustin' my hatchet handle! says Bob. ■| Z-z-z-z-z! That's Don, in case you don’t recognize him. Hup, toop, t’ree, The telephone corn- four! Hey, somebody's pany puts its booths in outastep! Therm- the oddest places! opolis, Wyoming. Natural Bridge near Douglas, Wyoming. Hey, Mr. Huntzing- Hold it. Mack . . ! er . . ! One of the guys I got a itch!! P is caught in a trap in there! Tunnel near Cody, Wyoming. That's only Mr. Huntzinger coming around the bend! Castle Geyser erupts. Pancakes wrapped around a hard-boiled egg make pretty good sandwiches! Returning; Crawford, Nebr. ’64 GREATS A N N U A L CO-EDITORS - Janice Wiebusch and Gretchen Koe foot with SPONSOR - Mr. Cupl ADVERTIZERS - Vicki Palmer, Joe Johnson, and Clark Spivey TYPISTS - Jean Scritsmier and Linda Craig SPORTS - Mike Wallin and Carol Clark SIOUX CLUB - Liane Crawford and Luetta Wenquist UNDERCLASSMEN - Dorothy Wenquist and Diane Vannice F. H. A. - Judy Estes and Cheryl Myers F. F. A. Sharon Dainton and Kent Cooksley national honor society, library club, and STUDENT COUNCIL - Judy Girardin ACTIVITIES - Nancy Hinze UNDERCLASSMEN - Kathleen Bendowsky, Diane Brush, Ellen Adams, Cheryl Adams, Margaret Burvainis. and Dennis Golus JUNIOR HIGH - Karen Adams DRAWER - Maryln Daharsh and BAND - Merry Ballard Miss New-Brass-Key Pro Football Players Y.A. Fiddle Bart Barr Fester Williams Oleg Cassini and two High-Fashion Models Fred Daring’s Monotone Choir from the Poor-Farm Fenderson's Orchestra Johannie Garson and Edwina McWoman N A T I O N A L H O N O R S 0 c 1 E T Y Secretary Treasurer MIKE WALLIN BRUCE BLAIR Vice-President President STEPHEN BROWN CAROL CLARK LINDA CRAIG JOE JOHNSON GRETCHEN KOEFOOT JUDITH LOWDER JANICE WIEBUSCH CHERYL ADAMS DIANA BRAINARD DOROTHY WENQUIST ) MARTHA MATTSON JOAN SPIVEY Valedictorian 0 1963 VALEDICTORIAN AND SALUTATORIAN JIM TALBOT Salutatorian ACTIVITIES Ill IJo SOPHOMORES Second Place HOMECOMING 1963 LIBRARY CLUB Third Place X t . N First Place Josette Thu, our firs: AFS Student to Broken Bow, arrived last Autumn to begin study with the Class of '64. Many times throughout the year Josie has spoken to public groups about the culture of her country, Viet Nam. FOREIGN EXCHANGE STUDENTS Carolyn Plaisted arrived in Broken Bow in January. She is sponsored by the Broken Bow Rotary Club. Carolyn finds our school very different from her British school in Stawell, Australia. CAROLYN PLAISTED NOVEMBER 8, 1963 CAST STAGE MANAGER ....................... Wes Hodge DR. GIBBS ........................... Kern Luther JOE CROWELL ................... Lyle Hendrickson | HOWIE NEWSOME ....................... John Evans MRS. GIBBS ...................... Diana Brainard MRS. WEBB .................... Ellen Zimmerman GEORGE GIBBS ................. Frank Van Campen REBECCA GIBBS ...................... Diane Ulland WALLY WEBB ......................... Jerry Ayers EMILY WEBB ......................... Kristi Shaffer PROFESSOR WILLARD ................... Doug Brown WOMAN IN THE BALCONY......................... Diane Brush MR. WEBB ........................... Gordon Myers MAN IN THE AUDITORIUM ............. Wes Province LADY IN THE AUDITORIUM ............. Julie Hoobler SIMON STIMSON ...................... Bruce Blair MRS. SOAMES .......................... Kay Teel CONSTABLE WARREN .................... Bill Arnold SI CROWELL ...................... Larry Ellingson BASEBALL PLAYERS .................... Tom Eacker Dick Plock Gary Reynolds SAM CRAIG ........................... Dave Carland JOE STODDARD ................................. Glen Haumont CHOIR ....................... Marlyn Schipporeit Miriam Backlund Mary Freitag Arlene Kleeb Carole Jones Jean Hancock Cheryl Myers Vicki Ferguson Donna Vance 1st DEAD WOMAN ................ Barbara Ferguson 2nd DEAD WOMAN ..................... Kathy Fink FARMER MCCARTHY................................ Dan Bell 1st DEAD MAN ..................... Terry Richeson SYNOPSIS of ACTS GROVER’S CORNERS, New Hampshire EARLY MORNING — MAY 7, 1901 GROVER’S CORNERS, New Hampshire EARLY MORNING — MAY 7. 1904 Act III GRAVEYARD OUTSIDE OF GROVER’S CORNERS MAY 1913 PROGRAM BANQUET JUNIOR - SENIOR Master of Ceremonies WELCOME Fructueux Bifteck Ellen Zimmerman ... Julie Hoobler Luetta Wenquist TRIO Salade POLKA Marla Nierstheimer Gout of Vegetal ADDRESS Mr. Houser Gaufres ala Flamande . . Judy Lowder Judy Estes Jean Scritsmier Janice Wiebusch DEWEY WIENS, Director BROKEN BOW HIGH SCHOOL VOCAL DEPARTMENT MIXED CHOIR I ACCOMPANISTS Judy Lowder, Judy Girardin, Doris Link, Janice Wiebusch CHOIR ALL-STATERS OFFICERS Dick Taylor - President Judy Girardin - Vice-President Nickia Dickinson - Librarian Judy Estes, Judy Lowder, Doris Link, and Dick Taylor BROKEN BOW HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS’ GLEE GIRLS’ TRIO MIXED QUARTET GIRLS’ SEXTET BROKEN BOW HIGH SCHOOL INSTRUMENTAL DEPARTMENT DUANE JOHNSON, Director BROKEN BOW HIGH SCHOOL MARCHING BAND BBHS TWIN MAJORETTES JUDY GIRARDIN JANICE WIEBUSCH BAND BOARD President CONNIE JACQUOT Vice-President LUETTA WENQUIST Secretary JUDY GIRARDIN Representatives ANITA PERSON MARTHA MATTSON STEVE BROWN Librarians SHIRLEY SCHAPER LINDA TAYLOR Quartermasters BRUCE BLAIR TERRY HINZE CONCERT BAND PEP BAND ONE PEP BANDS SMILE, YOU 'RE ON CANDID CAMERA! PEP BAND TWO HORNS DEBBIE PURCELL JR. MAJORETTE - 1964 DRUMS SECTIONALS FLUTES SAXOPHONES CLARINETS DOUBLE REEDS WOOD WIND SECTIONALS BASS CLARINETS CORNETS BRASS SECTIONALS TROMBONES BASSES BARITONES (Above) BRASS SEXTET (Left) FLUTE DUET SMALL GROUPS Horn tri0 BAND ALL-STATERS (Below) TRUMPET TRIO (Right) CLARINET QUARTET (Below) SAXOPHONE QUARTET (Below) TROMBONE QUARTET Superior Performance (Right) Trophy from Nebraska High School Marching Competition Lincoln Grand Island Harvest of Harmony JUNIOR HIGH MAJORETTE Left, right, left, right, left, left, left!” BROKEN BOW JUNIOR HIGH ■ One, two, halt! MARCHING BAND FAIR, 1963 MR. RUSSELL: Coach Russell did an outstanding job this year as a BBHS football, wrestling, and track coach. In football, he had a good six wins and three losses record. Mr. Russell finally scored over a hundred victories as a coach at BBHS. In wrestling, the defeats outnumbered the victories, but there is promise of many good wrestlers in the future. Coach Russell is head coach of the track squad. MR. HULSEBUS: As head coach of the basketball squad, Coach Hulsebus did a good job of bringing on the Indian team in the second half of the season. Eleven letter men returned this year and the Indians had a fair season. Mr. Hulsebus did a marvelous job with the line as assistant football coach and was a great help to the track team this spring. MR. KORTE: Coach Korte is assistant coach in football, basketball, and track. He has helped a great deal in forming good teams in all three sports. Mr. Korte coached both reserve teams in football and basketball and had good records with both. He has done a tremendous job at BBHS. FOOTBALL WRESTLING BASKETBALL TRACK A yO 0- V' €, Zp : ■ AO V ,11 o , s . Kenny Dunk el No. 19 k Cl 'L. .O' . Dave Carland receives a pass from the quarterback with Doug Brown out in front as a blocker against Burwell. This particular play was a good gainer for the Broken Bow Indians. Steve Wade runs with the ball after a fine reception with Kenny Dunkel attempting to throw a block. Burwell’s linebacker is trying to make the tackle before a sizeable gain is made. S 41 W Mike Wallin No. 17 In an inspired win over the Lexington Minutemen Kenny Dunkel sweeps the end with a quick pitch. Steve Gremm, who played a great game, is out in front to throw a key block. This play was a good long gainer all year long. Dennis Fox No. 75 j 38 Burwell 14 25 Lexington 6 31 Curtis 0 0 Ord 6 20 Minden 27 «5v Ending the season with a 6-3 record was helped by this decisive win over Gothenburg, who were No. 1 in the state. Wes Province brings down a Gothenburg runner as John Carpenter comes to assist. Good defense helped in this great win by the Indians. Holdrege Cozad Valentine Gothenburg Bruce Blair Dave Carland, No. 50, carries the ball for a 20 yard gain as Broken Bow has an over the hump win after two straight defeats. Class A Holdrege had been tough all year but a 33-13 win knocked them down. Mike Miller No. 71 0° = 'vr - ',£d I ‘$p, ■a A -•• ; j kSS Ar 'h - FOOTBALL SCHEDULES - 7 9 Vanity 6 3- fteserves Junior High Support The INDIANS ■ 1, J ' ' ' i ' %? ' • - - ' L • . V W • Doug Brown, Indian end, scampers eight yards after a beautiful reception against Burwell. This game was tight in the first half but the Indians exploded into a decisive lead in the second half. Coach Russell's coaching made a great Indian comeback to win. Senior Kenny Dunkel scoots around the left end as Bruce Blair attempts a block to spring the runner. A good try by a Bur-well tackier went in vain as Kenny makes a fine gain. -? ■$ x Thu Program Courtesy oi '’Broke 'Boiv XCUelevale JUNIOR HIGH - 1963 - ’’PAPOOSES” IN ACTION VARSITY - !, m MM e vJ aVU Gu� l i Doug Brown makes a good pass to Mike Od bert after stealing the ball from the Cozad players. Broken Bow went on to win the game by a narrow margin. Ken Dunkel makes an easy lay-up on a fast break against the Lexington Minutemen. Coming in for a possible rebound is John Halbersleben. The Indians won this game by a decisive score. ft jX - Cl -0 ' 'X - A €� 4 � oV4 binS-t 5 $ ■' 4ft Vo‘' 3 ' ' -• a 30 -' . ,t e° ?o a ve catUS1 °a atd £ X Tatty Guatd ,e t)0WSe Guard Dennis Towns Student Mgr. Steve Wade drives in for two points as John Halbersleben gets ready for the rebound. This was the highest scoring game for the Indian squad. Doug Brown jumps high to score against Lexington in a real thriller on the home court. Wayne Krause Forward Bruce Blair Student Mgr. gendovtsKy potwa1 64 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL SQUAD MIKE MILLER JOE BRITTON NORMAN McCASLIN BOBBY YANTZIE JERRY ADAMS JOHN SICKLER ALBERT KIRTLEY KEM LUTHER LARRY TIERNEY HAROLD WOODWARD JERRY LEIBHART DENNIS FISH JIM WARD KEITH MONIGER TED WOODWARD FRED KRAUSE STEVE LOYD DENNIS FOX WES HODGE DENNY EACKER FRANK VANCAMPEN JAY RICHES ON JERRY AYERS MARK KNOELL JOHN AYERS DENNY DERR BILL ARNOLD TOM HOUSEL At the beginning of the first year of wrestling in Broken Bow, while the referee shows Dan Derr and Ted Woodward the referee's hold, Coach Russell looks on, also learning a few pointers. In the first home wrestling meet, Frank VanCampen is trying to get a pin on a Minden wrestler. Broken Bow was defeated by a good team. Steve Gremm Student Manager m As the wrestling prospects look on, Dennis Fox and Wes Hodge learn the starting position at the beginning of a match. John Ayers Frank VanCampen Wes Hodge Floyd Carpenter Larry Johnson Dave Carland Terry Hinze Terry Jensen Jerry Leibhart Mike Miller Dennis Fish Joe Bendowsky Leon Books Wayne Krause Don Korte Delane Johnson John Evans Mike Odbert Gordon Zimmerman Jerry Jensen AUTOGRAPHS ADVERTISERS C.OHCj BA TULA T ONS £LASS OF V f TtyaJU. iP Lsvit Drapes. • Paint Gift Glass • Clocks Congratulations to the Broken Bow Seniors Class of 1964 SILVERMAN MOTOR COMPANY LINCOLN WSjf PARTS SALES SERVICE CASH AND CARRY LUMBER COMPANY HERMAN CARLAND, Mgr. BROWN AND DENESIA East Broadway- General Contractors BOYS STATI Congratulations to the Broken Bow Seniors Class of 1964 MESTON TRACTOR COMPANY PARTS SERVICE SALES KLAPAL’S SERVICE East Highway 2 Broken Bow, Nebraska Phone 872-2871 Chrysler - Dodge - Plymouth - Dart - Valiant Dodge Trucks Sales and Service Anytime Is a Good Time for A W ROOT BEER J j |MARY AND JIM’S Congratulations, Class of '64 BAKERY Best of Luck to the Class of '64 From the WILLARD KELLERS CUSTER FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN ASSOCIATION Specializing in Savings Acc'ts and Loans on Homes Broken Bow, Nebr. Phone 872-5792 Congratulations, Class of '64 BROKEN BOW PRINTERY Commercial Printing - Office Supplies The World's Finest Portable Typewriters Phone 872-2191 VERN COOK - Owner GLAZE FURNITURE Complete Home Furnishings Linoleum - Tile - Carpet Broken Bow, Nebraska CO-OP OIL COMPANY (coop) Cadillac - Rambler - East of Sale Barn Pontiac - GMC Trucks Gas, Oil, Farm Supplies Fertilizer ARROW SURE HATCHERY MOTOR CO. Congratulations to the if) i .; poxnif Seniors of '64 HOWARD PROVINCE SANDERS AND HOLCOMB For All Jobs Insurance - Loans - Realtors Phone 872-5261 That Need a Plumbe r. . . CREDIT BUREAU, INC. OF BROKEN BOW SCHNERINGER-JOHNSON GOVIER BROTHERS Phone 2-2424 trAcoX JACK'S TEXACO AND TIRE SERVICE PLEASURE LANES 12 Brunswick Alleys and Pin Setters East Highway 2 Broken Bow, Nebraska FARRITOR TELETYPE SERVICE BODY SHOP HESTED’S Use Our Convenient Lay-Away Plan Congratulations Seniors of '64 BROWN FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES Those Heavenly Carpets by Lees Lane Cedar Chests Admiral Appliances Singer Sewing Machines DICKINSON Best of Luck JEWELRY Class of '64 House of Diamonds of the Sand Hills AYERS CLOTHING STORE Congratulations In Knowledge lies Security Congratulations to Our School, Class of '64 Our Pupils, and Our Teachers. PALMER CENTRAL NEBRASKA MONUMENT CO. DRUG CO. Broken Bow, Nebraska BOW BOOTERIE PAYNE AND DITSON Shoes You Know rJw Connie, Paris Fashion, Keds, Red Cross and J acqueline ▼ East Side of Square SERVICE Groceries and Meats Congratulations Class of '64 at KCNI BROADWAY Keeping Central Nebraska Informed MARKET 1000 Watts 1280 KC WENQUIST, INC. AUTO SUPPLIES Whole sale Retail Auto Parts and Accessories Broken Bow Congratulations, Class of '64 Now Let's Make It a Massey-Fergus on PIRNIE BROS. EQUIPMENT CO. Congratulations Class of 1964 Takes This Opportunity to Extend Our Congratulations to the 1964 Graduating Class of Broken Bow, Nebraska FARISS MEN’S WEAR Store for Men and Boys LEIGH’S BARBER SHOP Remember the VARNEY REXALL DRUGS for the Best Values in. T own. Flat Tops Our Specialty. The Best in Drug Store Service Your Business Appreciated. Broken Bow, Nebraska Phone 872-5977 Store Off the Square EAGLE Home of Frigidaire BAR TRIPLETT’S APPLIANCE MR. AND MRS. 872-2436 Broken Bow, Nebraska FOREST WOODS LYDDON’S BEST POLICY AT ALL t,mes 872 5111 £—GERALD A. ? BEN FRANKLIN THURMAN |;=ss|l Sv Insurance 1 'Z-L-11 Real Estate totf S TK - 1 STORE y-r V) Abstracting LoanS Office Phone Res. Phone 872-2051 872-2488 O. P. SKAGGS BRYAN LEONARD We Give CHIROPRACTOR King Korn Stamps Broken Bow Nebraska Plenty of Free Parking THE ARROW SEED CO. Broken Bow, Nebr. Ph. 872-2231 Furniture Hardware Appliances Congratulations, Graduates We Extend Heartiest Congratulations to the Senior Class of 1964. MEAD LUMBER COMPANY Best of Luck to Each of You. Building Headquarters We're Proud of You, Class of '64 BEST OIL CO. Congratulations Class of '64 [Mobilj BECTON, MASTER CLEANERS DICKINSON AND CO. SPOT GERLACH Broken Bow OLORADO NEBRASKA STATE BANK U r I w km S 10.000 I J W Insurance® q j) fFor Etchl j IPenneyIs) The Friendly Bank Broken Bow Broken Bow, Nebraska FOREE TIRE AND SUPPLY CO. Best Wishes, Class of 1964 Recapping and Repairing EARL C. JOHNSON ROY HAINES Anselmo, Nebr. Broken Bow, Nebr. Ph. 872-2971 Registered Polled Herefords ARMSTRONG THE WARRICK CO. Where only the look is expensive IMPLEMENT CO. Allis-Chalmers and Oliver Tractors and Farm Equipment Broken Bow, Nebraska Phone 872-5611 Congratulations, Class of '64 BROKEN BOW LYNE ELECTRIC PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSOCIATION Phone 872-2821 H. H. THOMPSON, Sec'y. 940 So. E St. Complete Electrical Loans to Farmers and Stockmen Sales and Service Congratulations Class of '64 Phone 872-6131 A. R. (BOB) ADAMS IF IT'S COOD FOOD YOU WANT- DOTY PACKING CO. BUZZ AND BETTY’S CAFE BUZZ AND BETTY HOOBLER FIRST AVENUE STORE Open 7 Days a Week Wholesale Beef and Pork 7:00 a. m. - 10:00 p. m. FIRST AVENUE MOTEL Complete Custom Meat Processing HOWARD AND MABEL BAILLIE Frozen Food Lockers East End of City Limits CLYDE ARNOLD FEED STORE Broken Bow and BROKEN BOW ELEVATOR DALE'S PHILLIPS 66 STAAB’S APCO SERVICE ROBERT D. STAAB Gas, Oil, Tires, Batteries and Accessories Service 540 South E Street Broken Bow, Nebraska Congratulations to the Class of 1964 Gas and Oils Always Less. CINDERELLA SHOP T. T. VARNEY LINDER AGENCY WHITEHEAD WATCH SHOP f I «• «• Ihuki I Insurance, Loans, and Real Estate East Side of Square WM. PENN LODGE Highways 2-92-70 One-half Mile East Broken Bow, Nebraska Phone 872-2412 PAULINE'S BEAUTY SHOP CAPPIE'S CAFE Where Fine Foods Are Served Congratulations Class of '64 DR. FREITAG Optometrist 872-2291 HOSIER'S GUYS 'N' DOLLS Congratulations Class of '64 Clothing for Infants Children and Subteens JOHNSTON AGENCY ARROW HOTEL AND COFFEE SHOP LaVONNE’S BEAUTY SALON Exclusive, But Not Expensive We Offer You Complete Beauty Service. East Side of Square Broken Bow, Nebraska Broken Bow 'jjAo:;' train in, :e mile sprint STOCKMEN'S CAFE The Place to Go for Foot-Longs and Hamburgers Across From the CNC «3L HOWARD JONES AGENT STATE FARM MUTUAL AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE COMPANY Home Office, Bloomington. Illinois COAST TO COAST STORES Phone 872-2151 FABRIC CENTER Across From O. P. Skaggs Home of Fine Fabrics ILENE POWELL JUANITA CONNELY T ry HAEBERLE'S PIONEER DRUG STORE Phone 872-2151 HOLCOMB DRUG STORE Prescriptions WRIGHT - WOODWARD AGENCY, INC. Insurance - Real Estate Complete Auction Service Phone 872-5015 736 South C Street Broken Bow, Nebraska Hallmark Greeting Cards Max Factor and Revlon Cosmetics Sherwin-Williams Paints Congratulations Class of '64 DR. IRVING N. JOHNSON Congratulations, Class of '64 GATEWAY BEAUTY SALON EDITH CONNELY CORNER STYLE SHOP East of Wm. Penn Lodge HESTER A. LEWIS FOX'S DAIRY QUEEN Eat Out and Enjoy Our. Dairy Queen Products. Broasted Chicken and Shrimp Dinners. 872-5950 HANSEN'S APPLIANCE Your General Electric Dealer Sales and Service Ph. 872-2132 Broken Bow, Neb. DEAN SIGNS and SHEET METAL Congratulations Class of 1964 E. F. VOLZKE The Auctioneer and Realtor Ph. TR 2-2292 Corsages and • . ) REYNOLD’S lTV' 7 AUTO AND Cut Bouquets Broken Bow C ) y r TRACTOR Flowers by Wire M rPtw repair lo A m r. KELLY INSURANCE AGENCY FLORAL AND NURSERY CO. Insurance for Every Need Phone 872-2483 COYLE VETERINARY CLINIC DR. JOSEPH F. COYLE BILL’S East of City - Highway 2-92 Broken Bow, Nebraska SIGN SHOP Quality Signs Since '29 STEVE”S DOG N’ SUDS Complete Sign Service LAUER FRONTIER SERVICE Doggone Good AND RADIATOR REPAIR Food and Drinks East on Hwy. 2 Phone 872-9070 JorciE MARY BAKER PORTRAITS RUFF MOTOR CO. CORVAIR Wishes You the Best and Leaves the Rest of the Space for Your Autographs. BUICK Congratulations, Seniors Broken Bow CENTRAL NEBRASKA COMMISSION CO. Broken Bow, Nebraska Cattle Sales Saturday Hog Sales Every Thursday RONNIE WOODWARD WALTER BRUNKEN BROKEN BOW F. A. BATES, INC. WHOLESALE Farmall Tractors MR. AND MRS. McCormick Farm Equipment BOB KOOZER International Trucks MR. AND MRS. Sales and Service MERTON GRESSLEY Congratulations Our 43rd Year of Continuous Service to the Class of '64 HI STEPHENS FEDERAL LAND BANK REALTY CO. ASSOCIATION Real Estate Insurance Loans Farm and Ranch Loans ERVIN ROY Long Term Low Rate F. A. WITCHER 872-2062 Manager For Courteous Service for Your Car and Appetite Try Us at KNOELL CONSTRUCTION CO. We Move the Earth BUDGE KNOELL BOW OIL 872-5183 AND BOW INN CAFE BROKEN BOW JIM’S MAYTAG Ph. TR 2-2002 STATE BANK The Washer That Is Dependable Complete Banking Service Washers — Dryers Philco Refrigerators and Ranges Member FDIC Congratulations to the Class Broken Bow, Nebraska of 1964 BROKEN BOW LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS H AM aximun Cft it s io.ooo i “ 1 LSM 1 vLLMliUlXj If Your Clothes Aren't Becoming to You, They Should Be Coming to Us. JIM’S SINCLAIR BOW THEATER SERVICE AND DRIVE INN 641 S D Across From Safeway Lot thank you for your patronage! jLNCLA jJX (vOWEffk W � PM rutly U. S. Royal Tires Congratulations, Class of '64 Call TR 2-2469 24-Hour Wrecker Service Night Call TR 2-5278 EDDIE’S FLOOR COVERING AND CARPETING Armstrong Linoleum and Ceramic Tile Congratulations Class of '64 John C. Roberts and FAMILY SHOES King sway for Men and Boys Grace Walker and Gems for Ladies and Teenagers Shoes for the Entire Family! DATUS IMPLEMENT John Deere Sales and Service Phone 872-2261 Broken Bow, Nebraska L W TIRE SERVICE, INC. 202 South 9th, Broken Bow, Nebr. Your Firestone Headquarters in Broken Bow JACK NELSON, Manager TO SUIT YOUR TASTE STEGGS FLYING SERVICE Congratulations Class of '64 DITTMER'S JEWELRY SECURITY STATE BANK WHEELER’S FARM SUPPLY One-Million-Dollar Excess Bond Broken Bow, Nebraska IN RECOGNITION The 1964 Warrior Staff acknowledges with gratitude and sincere appreciation the services of: MR. JOE CUPL, SPONSOR MRS. BARBARA GOLDEN MR. GENE BERAN THE BROKEN BOW MERCHANTS THE CUSTER COUNTY CHIEF MARY BAKER STUDIO THE GRAND ISLAND INDEPENDENT THE NATIONAL SCHOOL STUDIOS THE OUT-OF-TOWN PHOTO STUDIOS which provided some of the Senior portraits whose faithful cooperation in the composition of this Annual has brought lasting memories to the students of Broken Bow High School. In testimony of the many contributions toward building a better school and promoting the welfare of the students, this word of thanks is respectfully dedicated. CO-EDITORS f- TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY The World's Best Yearbooks Are Taylor-made