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

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1966 volume:

Published t y the Senior Class of 1966 Broken Bow High School Nebraska As day after day of the school year passes, the time comes when we find ourselves at the end of our high school education, and facing the world on our own. The annual staff sincerely hopes that as each one goes his own way he may leaf back through these pages and remember all the experi- ences. laughter, disappointments, and excitement of the 1965-66 school year. Thus we proudly present to you the 1966 edition of the WARRIOR. foreword foreword 'Dedication Administration focultg Seniors Underclassmen junior High Organizations Activities Advertising Snapshots Zable of Contents T)edic A SCHOOL IS KEPT RUNNING SMOOTHLY AND EFFICIENTLY FROM YEAR TO YEAR BY ITS ADMINISTRATION. COMPOSED OF THE SCHOOLBOARD, SUPERINTENDENT. AND THE PRINCIPAL. SUPPORTED BY THE CITIZENS. IT HAS FURNISHED THE FOUNDATIONS. IDEAS, AND RULES WHICH ARE A NECESSITY TO EVERY INSTITUTION. THROUGHOUT THE PREVIOUS YEARS, DURING TODAY, AND INTO TOMORROW, THEY ARE EVER STRIV- at'm ING TO PREPARE THE STUDENTS NOT ONLY FOR COLLEGE OR FOR JUST A FEW YEARS AFTER GRADUATION, BUT FOR THE ENTIRE FUTURE. THUS. WE, THE STUDENTS OF THE NINETEEN HUNDRED SIXTY-SIX GRADUATING CLASS, DEDICATE THIS 1966 WARRIOR TO THE BROKEN BOW HIGH SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION. Characteristic of 1965- 966 Administration. . ■ MtUP SCHOOL ,� � � ________________ ■ ta« f y,.-r «•• • x —- zssrs)s ■s- . r - j -sr-srs- —■•-■ - -0 w ' -’w Ml I? - � x r. O. - - V. |0it W 14fjjit � « « 5 JTi u 1 - 'sz — v - 2 r «M� ?' w ,v«i� Sk-,‘ ss£- - — ---«—•- ■' ______- “—— •• — - 2; tu � • 2 - 0P� 'X 7w «« • • ' • • . _ VUI Ifi44 ” M • • VW “ , _ • •• V ' ® i ' � ■ . T??rSu s.3-rj ,!vv A • -.„ -«• Vv t« .. - � -� £22 «? 'V2t£ 2 22 tit l‘. 4 , .,, t - «•• ■ «.� - J ----------- 'i. - 211 .„ - • - 1 tftf Superintendent’s Message Close Uelationskip to Student Congratulations to the 1966 Warrior Staff on this excellent yearbook. The events you have so vividly pictured will furnish a permanent picturesque history of this school year. I am sure this annual will furnish the students of Broken Bow Junior-Senior High School with many happy hours of enjoyment and, in the years to come, manyTiappy memories of years gone by. You, the Class of ’66”. have stated in your motto that you have crossed the bay”, and “you are now ready to venture onto the ocean.” As you cross this ocean, may the experiences you have gained in high school give you a lock-proof vessel filled with useful knowledge and worth-while experiences to make your voyage onto the ocean of life a successful one. Best of luck, Principal’s Message ROY FAUQUET - Employee of Becton-Dickinson Co. DON ALBIN Rancher JERRY STEGGS Airport Manager DR. RALPH BLAIR Physician and Surgeon TEDD HUSTON Attorney H i GEORGE M. MILLER Superintendent of Schools WILLARD KELLER Rancher GARY GILLESPIE Speech, History, Jr. Class Play, Asst. Jr. High Coach WILLIAM BLACKBURN Social Studies, Asst. Jr. High Coach KENNETH WITHEE Biology, Jr. High Science GARY WINTER Instrumental Music HOWARD HANSON Industrial Arts, Wrestling Coach Asst. Football Coach JEAN VANOVER Home Economics, F.H.A. PATRICIA WADE Principal’s Secretary North Park School Cooks: BEVERLY ELLINGSON PATRICIA DICKEY RUTH HAGMAN ELSIE JENSEN LOUIS STITHEM Jr. High Math., and Coach JACK HAUSMANN Business Ed., and History DUANE BIEDE Business Ed., INDIAN Sponsor IRVEN PARKER Voc. Agriculture, and F.F.A. Custodians; LOWELL SPENCER FLOYD DARE SAMUEL KRAMER Custer School Cooks: CANDISS RICHESON MARIE FLYNN CAROLYN WITHEE Jr. High Language Arts DEWEY WIENS Vocal Music KENNETH COX Cadet Teacher Science LEROY HULSEBUS Mathematics, Head Basketball Coach and Asst. Football Coach BARBARA GOLDEN Superintendent's Secretary GERRIT HAMBLIN Social Studies MYRTLE HALL Librarian and Library Club VIRGIL KORTE Math., Asst. Basketball and Track Coach MARGUERITE STAAB Jr. High Language Arts mm MILDRED SCHWENGLE Foreign Languages MONA HOSHAW Jr. High Social Studies and Jr. High Pep Club PATRICIA RUSSELL Soph. English, Girls' P.E., Sioux Club Sponsor MARSHAL RUSSELL - Boys P.E., Athletic Director. Head Football and Track Coach TERRY ORVAL JENSEN Vice President LESTER GORDON ZIMMERMAN President ANITA RAE PERSON Secretary Senior Class Officers GENE EDWARD VAUGHN Treasurer ROBERT SCOTT HEFFELFINGER JAY D. RICHESON DEANNA KAY BOOTH STEPHEN ERIC GREMM BONITA RAE BURNETT DIANE LOU VANNICE ELLEN EVELYN OLSON JAMES ALLAN CHAPIN ERHARD J. A. WAGNER STEVEN DeWIGHT LOYD MARY ELLEN VAN CAMPEN DAVID EVAN BALLARD LINDA LaVELL PRESCOTT LUIS JULIO OLIVER GLORIA ILENE POWELL THEODORE LEE ESCH CONNI JO PEARSON RILEY JOE DRL'ERY BONNIE IRENE KLEEB TERRY FARRITOR JERRY LEE BEEKMAN CARLA ANNETTE RUSSELL ROBERT DEAN NETH DELANE EUGENE JOHNSON LELAND NEAL MEYERS KATHLEEN FAYE DAVIS STANLEY ROBERT JOHNSTON KARILYN MAY GRIM DARRELL GENE NICHOLS MARY JO MILLER TERRY LYNN BAYNE LINDA LOUISE HIGGINS DENNIS JOHN GOLUS f I SHARON LEE BAYNE BOBBY GENE BAXTER LINDA KAY TAYLOR THOMAS RAY HOUSEL KATHOLEEN ANN LEIBHART WILLIAM CLAIR HALLER MARK EDWARD KNOELL MARY ELAINE DENESIA DONALD VIRGIL KORTE CONSTANCE GAIL HOLBROOK JIM THOMAS LINDA MARIE DENESIA DONZEL RAY ADAMS CONNIE DIANE REYNOLDS DARRELL KEITH SHEPPERD DALE JAMES STEPHENS DENNIS LEE STEPHENS PAMELA KAY DITTMER DONNA JEAN NETH EUGENE LEIGHTON PRACHT MOLLY BETH LEIBHART GARRY LEE MORGAN MICHELE CHARLES MCCARTHY DANIEL JOE GOTTSCHALK FRANK ALBERT STAHL NORVAL LEON BOOKS MICHAEL CLAIR MILLER WILLIAM FRANCIS SHOTKOSKI BRETT F. JUNGREN JIMMIE JOE ROOT STEVEN CHARLES ADAMS STEVEN EUGENE FINNEY WALTER DUANE WOOD WAYNE R. KRAUSE, JR JAMES LESUE FARMER. JR, JOHN ROBERT JENSEN DENNIS PETE PETERSON TERRY EUGENE HINZE FORREST KENT HOSIER DARREL FRED ELLINGSON KAREN KAY MYERS JANET MARIE BRINK REIT A JOY BALLER CAROLYN ELAINE BURNETT DONNA RAE GRIESER MARY GRACE AYERS KAY JOAN EACKER ANITA LYNN CARPENTER MARY ELIZABETH PELSTER TERRY RAY GOLDEN Senior Mistory Time: August 1962 Scene: B.B.H. S. Act I (Flourish. Enter 110 Freshmen.) Silence! The noble Kortius is ascending. KORTIUS: Braves, Bowites, Neophytes, lend me your ears; I come not to commend you, but to command you. This is the most ignoble class of all. Nevertheless, what you say I will consider; will with patience hear and find a time both meet to hear and answer such high things. CLASS: Jim Chapin, Terry Jensen, and Mary Van Cam pen will form the triumvirate. Terry Hinze and Gloria Powell will represent us in the Forum. KORTIUS: Methinks you have said well. Ay! A holiday to celebrate the triumphs (?) and conquests (?) of this your first year thus together. Of all the wonders it seems to me most strange that this class should be so ambitious when it comes to the time of festivals! FINALISTS SHIRLEY SCHAPER LINDA PRESCOTT REITA BALLER LEON BOOKS DAVE BALLARD JIM ROOT LINDA DENE SLA MARY DENESLA JIM CHAPIN JERRY JENSEN MIKE MILLER STEVE FINNEY RILEY DRUERY EILEEN COLLINS JOHN JENSEN GORDON ZIMMERMAN JERRY PARKER JAY RICHE SON TOM CUNNINGHAM MARY JO MILLER BRYAN KLAPAL TERRY JENSEN GENE VAUGHN mike McCarthy DEANNA BOOTH TOM HOUSEL MARK KNOELL KAY EACKER MARY AYERS Time: August 1963 Scene: B. B.H.S. Act II (Rumble. Here the Great stomps in.) The question 'tis beyond the sight of me how this class maneuvered beyond the horizons of its first endeavored year. But let it be bypassed. CLASS: Have no fear, the signs forecast many pleasures for the coming year. With Anita Person our regent, Jim Ward, vice-regent, Joan Wagner to keep the ledgers, and Terry Jensen and Judy Farritor as Senators, how can you doubt? MYERUS: I doubt not your unboundless wisdom. CLASS: 'Tis by the fate of the gods that they have blest their pleasures upon us. We, the worthy class, have conquered second in the homecoming display among multitudes. Act III Time: August 1964 Scene: B. B.H.S. (Enter Sweenius and 109 Juniors.) CLASS: Hail, Sweenius! (Who sided with the elephants.) SWEENIUS: Juniors, idle days are fled! You must make haste to augment the treasury, that in the vernal season you may undergo with me a noble enterprize. Art thou willing to commit thyselves to this task? CLASS: In that and all things will we show our duty. Leon Books, Bruce Dowse, Diane Vannice, and Gloria Powell will head the campaign for funds. Kay Eacker and Dave Ballard will be our counsels in the Senate Chamber. SWEENIUS: Nuts, franks, and pickled cumbers must be bartered in the Snake Pit nearest the arena. You must enact a play also, to replenish the empty coffers. Ho! 'Tis nearing the ides of March. Tell me of your earnest desires concerning the theme of the banquet. CLASS: The auditorium will be adorned after the manner of an 18th century ballroom. SWEENIUS: Alea jacta est! (The die is cast. ) Act IV Time: August 1965 Scene: B.B.H.S. (Flourish. Enter Cuplus and 110 Seniors) CUPLUS: The progress of the stars reveals that the class of '66 hath reached the zenith of its high school career. Heed well the lessons of life which you have learned. CLASS: We have elected Gordon Zimmerman, Terry Jensen, Anita Person, Jerry Jensen, and Judy Farritor to guide us in our last days in B. B. H. S. CUPLUS: The oracle on Mt. Reservoir predicts that you have just crossed the bay, the ocean lies ahead. CLASS: We as seniors bid a fond farewell to these halls of higher learning. Connie Akin Jerry Adams Terri Albin Calvin Bayne Shirley Alspaugh Elaine Applegarth Ron Bernhardt Patty Arellano George Booth Sharon Armstrong Roger Brainard Sherry Baker Gary Brakeman Julie Beal John Burvainis Janet Beck Steve Coryell Sharon Behrends Charles Craig Deborah Bendowsky Barbara Brown Gary Curlile Patty Carpenter Ron Embree Lois Coffman James Farritor Sharon Cotter Roger Fink Roxanne Dancer Steve Govier Gary Halbersleben Susan Denesia William Halstead Colleen Erickson Gaylor Hudson Patty Esch David Jensen Jerri Estes Tim Kingston Melody Fisher Charles Kleeb Mary Golus Fred Krause Patty Gracey Joe Lucas Chuck Lynch Judy Griffith Roger May Kay Haumont Norman McCaslin Kathy Headley Keith Moninger Vicki Holcomb David Pierce Tanis Jacquot Sharon Jones Darrell Pracht Willa Keller Don Ramsey Jeanette Kleeb Max Richeson Cheryl Klingbeil Roger Russell Linda Larsen Douglas Shaw Audrey Mills John Sickler Cheryl Myers Claude Shears Verla Nierstheimer Pam Olson Mike Staab Darla Pirnie Jeff Steggs Diane Ruff Ted Talbot Barbara Russell Larry Tierney Cathy Smith Roger Wenquist JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS MR. SWEENIE Class Sponsor WILL A KELLER -Student Council MAX RICHESON -Secretary TED TALBOT -Student Council JERRY ADAMS -Treasurer ROGER BRAINARD -President JOHN BURVAINIS -Vice-President Tom Williams Loni Snider Harold Woodward Sandra Thurow Steve Wright PHOTO Not Availablo Betty Trew Shari Triplett Sanfra Willis Paula Wimer Gerry Yantzie Ellen Adams Bill Adams Sandra Adams Robert Allen Barbara Andersen Holly Arnold Myron Andersen Jean Beal Paul Arellano Roberta Birnie David Arndt Trudy Brand John Beavers Shirley Brown Mike Beekman Nancy Brush John Books Karen Bryner Randy Borders Linda Chaney Connie Coleman Larry Caldwell Patty Collins Ron Campbell Teri Cook Sharon Dickey Bill Catchpool Jackie Dobesh Kevin Cooksley Lupe Escutia Marianne Evans Jim Cunningham Elaine Farmer Michael Daharsh Mary Gunther Steve Dean Beth Haller Ron Derr Judy Haumont Bernard Goodwin Marilyn Higgins Wayne Hammond Judy Hollenbeck David Haumont Kathy Hoobler Sally Housel Jeff Johnston Carolyn Hromas Roy Jones Judy Jeffries Marlene Johnson Dahl Jungren Bev Keller Gary Knoell Jean Kleeb Jacque Kline Steve Land Sally Koefoot Larry Larson Connie Lomax Larry Leverington Leslie Lomax Calvin Lewis Peggy Mahurin Ronnie Lewis Sherry Martin Robert Lynch Robin Mayo Greg Miller Janet Neth Lois Petersen Joel Miller Rita Petersen Tom Miller Kay Pirnie MR. WITHEE Class Sponsor SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS BILL ADAMS - President BILL CATCHPOOL - Vice-President LINDA SCHNEIDER - Student Council GREG MILLER - Student Council PATTY COLLINS - Treasurer BEV KELLER - Secretary Linda Schneider Conrad Pelster Bemad ine Shotkoski Doug Portsche Donnalee Spivey Linda Stewart Don Province Sonja Sullivan David Sears Kathleen Swick Vickie Teahon Mike Smith Penny Tompkin Kenny Stephens Betty Wiggins Phyllis Wolosevich Lyle Teel Susan Woodward Martin Templin Debbie Wright Cortland Anderson Betty Akin Roger Bayne Susan Anderson Mike Bell Eugene Boilesen Becky Arnold Terry Brand Joanna Backlund Kenny Bryner Mary Blair Tom Cordell Cindy Brewer Gerald Coryeli Kathy Brink Nick Dean Michelle Burke Marc Dickinson Janice Carson Martin Dittmer Mark Doty Debbie Catchpool Bill Fann Bonnie Chisholm John Farritor Douglas Ferguson Rita Craig Scott Ferguson Sharon Curlile Bradley Gates Mike Goeden Linda Dickey David Golus Cindy Ellingson Frank Govier Sonia Esch Jerry Gracey Paula Farritor Jim Halberslaben Opal Ferguson Charles Harris Linda Gehrman Paul Heffelfinger Lana Govier Dick Hoffman Darwin Holcomb Susan Grady Mike Horn Kathy Guthery Ricky Horn Tim Horn Vikki Hagadorn Terry Hosier Kerry Harris Silver Hunt Danny Jacquot Jodene Johnson Johnnie Johnson Cheryl Kapustka Kevin Kelly Linda Klingbeil David Kleeb Lynne Klingbeil Craig Lacy Jacki Kruser Randy Linder Mary Lou Larsen Jerry Littlejohn Linda May Dan Lucas Donald McNulty Trudie McBride David Nelson Arlene Mills Marvin Neth Rodney Newman Judy Mohatt Dan Nichols Mary Parker Steve Palmer Bill Pearson Dorsett Plock Neil Person Ivie Poland Kenny Pomplun Robin Pomplun James Russell Debbie Purcell Daryl Samp Eleanor Dasher Ronnie Schweitzer Rita Spencer Jerry Seimer Jan Steggs Greg Shaw David Smith Sandra Teahon Charles Staab Carol Tierney Johnny Storms FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS MARC DICKINSON - President NICK DEAN - Vice-President CINDY BREWER - Secretary-Treasurer SUSAN GRADY - Student Council DARWIN HOLCOMB - Student Council Denny Tompkin Mary Tiff Danny Trew Irline Tolen John Ullrich Barbara Vanover Jerry Vaughn Linda Warren Jerry Wilkinson Mary Wooters Bruce Willenberg Linda Wright Debbie Christensen Ronnie Alspaugh Robert Armstrong Margaret Shepperd 8th tfrade CLASS OFFICERS JEFF EVANS -Treasurer KAREN COTTER -Vice President LINDA KRAUSE -Secretary MIKE WILKERSON -President MR. STITHEM -Sponsor Keith Littlejohn Kenneth Littlejohn Mark Shipporeit Mike Wilkerson Jan Albin Dick Behrends Patty Andersen Dennis Brakeman Yvonne Arellano Diedre Bendowsky Sherman Carr Joyce Bryner Steve Chaney Diana Borders PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Marvin Coble Cheryl Criss Marion Curlile Karen Cotter Eugene Ducker Kathy Derr Kent Erickson Patty Derr Jeff Evans Anita Druery Trudy Dye John Fairbairn Diane Ellis Rex Fann Nancy Embree Bill Fisher Carol Fries Gene Giles Nancy Glover Roger Goeden David Hromas Barbara Goodwin Delwin Hyatt Debbie Johnston Pat Knoell Susan Korte Bruce Koefoot Linda Krause Larry Krause Barbara Land Dennis Land Pamela Mahurin Leslie Larson Diane Mills Matthew Lyne Tom Mahurin Linda Myers Robert Martin Susan O'Brien Randal Mayo Donald McCaslin Deborah Peister Larry McDermott Pamela Pierce Jim McFall Larry Miller Dale Pracht Larry Nichols Judy Seimer David Owens Mark Pearson Susan Thessen Mike Roth Georgia Weekly Mike Schneider Teddy Stithem Mary Wiebusch Rex Taylor Donna Wright Ricky Tolen Tiff Varney Dianne Yantzie Alan Weidner Patty Yantzie Dennis White Shirley Andersen Lawrence Adams Gaytha Applegarth Rodney Brakeman Mary Illingsworth Tom Christensen Deonna Rickerson 7th Qrade CLASS OFFICERS DEE FERGUSON - Treasurer JANET HYSLOP - Secretary NANCY FERGUSON - Vice-President MARY RICHARDSON - President MISS STAAB - Sponsor Catherine Yamamoto Stephen Van Campen Martha Shepperd Larry Schweitzer Gail Anderson Roger Albin Debra Arndt Harold Bayne Sally Atkinson Kathryn Books Richard Bayne Doretta Booth Lynn Beland Debra Brunken fcp. • A •� . 4 Marjorie Clang David Birnie Nanci Cordell Greg Bernhardt Jennifer Davis Marilyn Dickey Greg Dobesh Mary Downin Gary Ellingson Sharon Eberle Dee Ferguson Jackie Govier Nancy Ferguson Fred Grady Varie Frahm Roger Grim Penny Franzen Paul Hammond Karen Fries Darrell Hirsch Timmy Hoffman Ann Govier Dana Gates Judy Hinze David Huston Keith Jones Janet Hyslop Mick Kingston Connie Kaps Gordon Klapal Matt Krueger Joan Knight David Lucas Mary Koeffler Ricky Mayo Thomas Mayo Patty Lacy Mike Mohatt Peggy Land Stephen Pederson Verba Lauer Kenneth Pracht Diana Lynch John Ray Sharon Mahurin Cheryl Marth John Russell Susan Pirnie Raymond Ryan Tamara Plock Ronald Reynolds Mary Richardson John Schutte Becky Russell Joseph Shea Regina Shafer Mark Smith Lana Stewart David Talbot Martha Stevens Vickie Stithem Mark Vaughn Kathy Teel Giles Warren Connie Tierney Student Council SENIOR-HIGH CLASS REPRESENTATIVES JERRY JENSEN - Sr.. TED TALBOT - Jr., DARWIN HOLCOMB - Fr., SUSAN GRADY - Fr., LINDA SCHNEIDER - Soph., JUDY FARRITOR - Sr.. (Not Shown) WII.LA KELLER - Jr., and GREG MILLER -Soph. SENIOR-HIGH OFFICERS EILEEN COLLINS - Sec., KAY EACKER - Vice-Pres WILLA KELLER - Treasurer, DAVE BALLARD - Pres. SENIOR-HIGH ORGANIZATION REPRESENTATIVES BOB YANTZIE - FFA,. EILEEN COLLINS - Ubrary Club, CHERI MYERS - Choir, UNDA PRESCOTT - FHA, MARY AYERS - Sioux Club, KATHY DAVIS - Band, and UNDA TAYLOR - Commercial Club. JUNIOR-HIGH NANCY EMBREE, PAT KNOELL, DAVID HUSTON. JACKIE GOVIER, LARRY KRAUSE, DIANE ELLIS - V. Pres., GAIL ANDERSON. SALLY ATKINSON, SUSAN THESSEN, KAREN COTTER - Sec.-Treas., JAN ALBIN - Pres., and CONNIE TIERNEY. . r a FHA OFFICERS DONNA NETH - Pianist, LINDA PRESCOTT - Student Council MARILYN HIGGINS - Degree Chairman, JEANETTE KLEEB - Pari, JEAN KLEEB - Historian, MONICA SCOTT - Treasurer JUDY HAUMONT - Vice-President, LINDA HIGGINS - President BONITA BURNETT - Secretary, CONNIE COLEMAN - Rec. Chairman KARILYN GRIM - Publicity Chairman, KAREN MYERS - Song Leader , 75 . _ mu BONITA BURNETT District President LINDA HIGGINS State Parliamentarian Karen Myers Connie Coleman Karilyn Grim Jeanette Kleeb Judy Haumont Elaine Farmer Jean Kleeb L BONITA BURNETT Mary Wooters Carol Tierney Sonia Esch Kathleen Swick Marilyn Higgins, Barbara Vanover, and Jean Kleeb Paula Farritor, Mary Wooters and Linda May Judy Booth, Sharon Jones, and Linda Myers (Right) Kathleen Swick, Susan Andersen, and Kerry Harris Connie Coleman, Sonia Esch, and Carol Tierney Bonita Burnett installed as District President at'District Meeting. (Above) Mary Lou Larsen Rita Craig Mary Tiff FHA Fair Booth. Rita Spencer, Susan Grady, and Janice Carson. Ffj blueprint FDR ACTION Skit at District Convention. Cibrary Club Thanksgiving Library Club Display. Ellen Adams Sandy Adams Terri Albin Barbara Andersen Susan Andersen Holly Arnold Mary Ayers Jackie Bailey Reita Bailer Sharon Bayne Jean Beal Julie Beal Sharon Behrends Debbie Bendowsky Joe Bendowsky Roberta Birnie Mary Blair Truay Brand Barbara Brown Shirley Brown Nancy Jo Brush Anita Carpenter Patty Carpenter Eileen Collins Patty Collins Teri Cook Sharon Cotter Rita Craig Kathy Davis Linda Denesia Mary Denesia Susan Denesia Sharon Dickey Pam Dittmer Marianne Evans Patti Fairbaim Terry Farritor Mary Golus Patty Gracey Donna Greiser Kathy Guthery Susan Grady Beth Haller Kathy Headley Vicki Holcomb Judy Hollenbeck Janie Jacquot Marlene Johnson Beverly Keller Willa Keller Jean Kleeb Cheryl Klingbeil Sally Koefoot Linda Larson Connie Lomax Leslie Lomax Peggy Mahurin Mary Jo Miller Donna Neth Ellen Olson Pam Olson Mary Parker Conni Pearson Mary Pelster Anita Person Lois Peterson Darla Pimie Kay Pimie Dorsett Plock Linda Prescott Debbie Purcell Diane Ruff Shirley Schaper Linda Schneider Bemadine Shotkoski Cathy Smith Donnalee Spivey Jan Steggs Sonja Sullivan Linda Taylor Judy Yantzie OFFICERS: (1. to r.) CATHY SMITH—Scrapbook PAM DITTMER--Secretary, PATTY GRACEY—Vice President, LINDA PRESCOTT—President, PAM OLSON—News Reporter, MARY AYERS—Art Director. I_______BHQKEH BOW • FFA OFFICERS Advisor - MR. PARKER, Reporter - HAROLD McCASUN, Vice-Pres. -JERRY ADAMS, President - JIM FARMER, Secretary - LARRY TIERNEY, Treasurer - ROGER .FINK, Sentinel - ROGER RUSSELL. Posters used during FFA Week help tell the public how important agriculture is. Woken «0W FFl OVn The officers around the Program-of-Work-Committees have certain goals to attain in the course of the year. Riley Druery is presented the Farm Mechanics plaque. Morris Mills, State Farmer, receives Public Speaking plaque. Getting rid of those weeds! Mr. R. J. Mills, Mr. Homer Huntzinger and Superintendent George Miller recognized 1965 Honorary Chapter Members. Jerry Adams and Larry Tierney tell a group of Africans a few of the aspects of potato planting. Winning judging team at Monahan Ranch (at Hyan nis, Nebr.) - Larry Tierney, Roger Fink, Jerry Adams, Jim Farmer. Scene before Broken Bow wins Range Judging Contest at Ansley. (Above) Larry Tierney shows prizewinner at fair. Harold McCaslin's shop project - loading chute. Jerry and Bill Adams finish haycage. Successful chapter farmers - C. Pelster, K. Cooksley, FFA Greenhand initiation ceremony. J. Cunningham, B. Adams, (D. Haumont not pictured). GENE VAUGHN--Sports Editor, BETH HALLER— photographer, and SHARON BE H RENDS--Persona Is. PAM DITTMER--Freshman, Sophomore, and Jr. High news, DIANE RUFF—Junior news and Sioux Club, and ELLEN OLSON—Senior news and Student Council. SHARON COTTER — Commercial Club and Library Club, LINDA TAYLOR— Choir and Band, and LINDA HIGGINS-FFA and FHA. ALAN PORTSCHE, JULIE BEAL, SANDIE WILLIS— Art. PAM OLSON. PATTY ESCH, and SHARON BAYNE—Typists. MR. BIEDE--Sponsor, MONICA SCOTT and KATHY DAVIS—Typists. WILLA KELLER—Assistant Editor, REITA BALLER and MARY AYERS--Editors. Commercial Club TOP ROW (1. to r.): JACKIE BAILEY PAM DITTMER—V. Pres. ROGER MAY MARY AYERS LYLE TEEL BOTTOM ROW (1. to r. ): SHARON BEHRENDS LINDA TAYLOR—Stu. Coun. JANIE JACQUOT LINDA LARSEN—Pres. Zke Warrior Staff DIANE VANNICE..........................................Editor MARY VAN CAMPEN - - — ------------------Assistant Editor, Artist SHARON BAYNE.........................................Jr. High MARY JO MILLER - — ---- - — - — Underclassmen LEON BOOKS----------- — -- --------— - — --------- - Athletics SHIRLEY SCHAPER.................................Band, Choir EILEEN COLLINS REITA BALLER - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- - Advertising KARILYN GRIM - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- - -Activities DENNIS GOLUS - -- -- — ----- ---------------- photographer LINDA HIGGINS.............................................FHA JIM FARMER................................................FFA MARY AYERS------------------------ Indian and Warrior Staffs, Library and Commercial Clubs MONICA SCOTT...........................................Typist GLORIA POWELL - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Seniors ASSISTANTS: ROGER BRAINARD TIM KINGSTON - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- - -Athletics SHARON COTTER..........................................Typist TERRI ALBIN...........................................Seniors CATHY SMITH WILLA KELLER - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- - Sioux Club KAY HAUMONT - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Underclassmen CHERYL KLINGBEIL................................Band, Choir NANCY EMBREE.........................................Jr. High SIOUX CLUB 1966 White Sweater Girls. (Back—1. to r.) SALLY KOEFOOT, CATHY SMITH, PATTY GRACEY, (Front—1. to r.) TERRI ALBIN, DIANE RUFF. ANITA PERSON. SIOUX CLUB OFFICERS AND SPOTTERS (Back—1. to r.) EILEEN COLLINS, (Back—1. to r.) LINDA HIGGINS, ELLEN ADAMS, MARY GOLUS. SHARON BAYNE. A Street Rally (Front—1. to r.) REITA BALLER, MARY JO MILLER. (Front—1. tor.) MARY VAN CAMPEN, MARILYN HIGGINS. RESERVE CHEERLEADERS (Standing—1. to r.) WILLA KELLER, VICKI HOLCOMB, TERI COOK, BEV KELLER, (Kneeling—1. to r.) SHARON BEHRENDS, PATTY COLLINS. JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS (1. to r.) KAREN COTTER, JAN ALBIN, ROBIN POMPLUN, CINDY BREWER, VIKKI HAGADORN. T-E-A-M! Our Tomahawk Girl -KAY EACKER. Our Sponsor—MRS. RUSSELL. A Tumbling Success. Broken Bow High School Marching Band. CLARINETS (Above) (Back) CHERYL KLINGBEIL, KATHY DAVIS, DEBBIE WRIGHT, TERI COOK, (Middle) NANCY JO BRUSH. SHIRLEY BROWN, MARY AYERS, (Front) BARBARA BROWN, CONNIE LOMAX, SHARON COTTER, LYNNE KLINGBEIL. BAND OFFICERS (Back) EUGENE PRACHT, KENT HOSIER, GEORGE BOOTH, (Middle) TERRI ALBIN, KATHY HEADLEY, REITA BALLER, KATHY DAVIS, (Front) EILEEN COLLINS, SHIRLEY SCHAPER. Band Bectiom CLARINETS - CONTINUED (Below) (Back) SHARON DICKEY, DEANNA BOOTH, MONICA SCOTT. (Middle) PENNY TOMPKIN, CAROLYN HROMAS, (Front) PATTY CARPENTER, DIANE RUFF, ROBIN POMPLUN, (Not Pictured) RON CAMPBELL. LINDA CHANEY. DOUBLE REEDS DEBBIE PURCELL, EILEEN COLLINS, DIANE VAN-NICE, SHIRLEY SCHAPER. DEBBIE PURCELL MARY AYERS DIANE RUFF PATTY GRACEY— Head Majorette ANITA PERSON SAXOPHONES (Back) WILLA KELLER, VICKI HOLCOMB. MARLENE JOHNSON, (Middle) JEFF JOHNSTON, KAY PIRNIE, TERRY HOSIER, (Front) VERLA NEIRSTHEIMER, MIKE BELL, LINDA TAYLOR. FLUTES (Back) MARY BLAIR, LINDA KLINGBEIL, CHERIE MYERS, SALLY KOEFOOT, LOIS PETERSON, (Front) LESLIE LOMAX, TERRI ALBIN, CINDY BREWER. FRENCH HORNS LINDA DICKEY, NICK DEAN, BILL FANN, REITA BALLER Steve, what'cha lookin' at? TROMBONES (Back) GEORGE BOOTH, DAVE BALLARD, TOM CUNNINGHAM, (Middle) MIKE GOEDEN, LARRY CALDWELL, (Front) JOHN ULLRICH, MARK DOTY. DRUMS (Back) RUSTY SEARS, CHERYL KAPUSTKA, CHARLES HARRIS, (Middle) KENT HOSIER, TED TALBOT, (Front) PATTY GRACEY, JACKIE DOBESH, ANITA PERSON, (Not Pictured) MARC DICKINSON, PAUL HEFFEL-FINGER. CORNETS (Back) OPAL FERGUSON, BRYON KLAPAL, SCOTT HEFFELFINGER. STEVE LOYD. (Middle) ROY JONES, LA VERN LARSON, RON EMBREE, (Front) JOHN BURVAINIS, MIKE DAHARSH, KATHY HEADLEY, CALVIN LEWIS, WAYNE HAMMOND. BASSES and BARITONES (Back) EUGENE PRACHT, EUGENE BOILSON, (Front) MARIANNE EVANS, BEVERLY KELLER, Broken Bow High School Madrigal. An outstanding achievement of the year was the presentation of Handel's Messiah, presented for the first time by the Broken Bow High School. Our Director, ” MR. DEWEY L. WIENS Zhe broken Mow High School Choir presents “Zhe Messiah” Guest Soloists: CALVIN McCLURG, SHIRLEY WINTER, CAROLYN WITHEE, KENNETH WITHEE. GIRLS' SEXTET CONNIE PEARSON, SHIRLEY SCHAPER, ANITA PERSON, REIT A BALLER, BONITA BURNETT, GLORIA POWELL. BOYS'QUARTET (Above) TERRY JENSEN. TOM CUNNINGHAM, STEVE GREMM, WALTER WOOD. GIRLS'QUARTET (Right) ELLEN OLSON, SHIRLEY SCHAPER, CONNIE PEARSON, ANITA PERSON. EILEEN COLLINS, STEVE GREMM, CHERIE MYERS, ANITA PERSON. GIRLS' TRIO (Below) ELLEN OLSON, MONICA SCOTT. MARY VAN CAMPEN. BOYS' OCTET (Right) LEON BOOKS, DON KORTE, JOE BEN-DOWSKY, GEORGE BOOTH. CHARLES KLEEB, GAYLOR HUDSON, NORMAN Mc-CASLIN. WALTER WOOD. Ensembles MIXED QUARTET STEVE GREMM. TOM CUNNINGHAM, CHERIE MYERS, TERRI ALBIN. CAST FRED HASTINGS ROGER BRAINARD CORA HASTINGS VICKI HOLCOMB GILBERT HASTINGS MAX RICHESON NANCY GRAHAM CATHY SMITH PROMPTERS LARRY MADISON TIM KINGSTON Kathy Headley JULIE TUCKER DEBBIE BENDOWSKY GLORIA PATTERSON ROXANNE DANCER PUBLICITY MELINDA WHIPPLE TERRI ALBIN Pam Olsen LOIS CORWIN PATTY GRACEY Kay Haumont MR. DANBURY LARRY TIERNEY Sandy Willia BILL STERLING ROGER FINK ASSISTANT STAGE MANAGER Ted Talbot DIRECTOR MR. GARY GILLESPIE Assistant Director . . . . . Wills Keller MAKE-UP Geri Estes Diane Ruff SYNOPSIS of ACTS Darla Pirnie Act I LIVING ROOM of the Heatings family AFTERNOON - The PRESENT. Act II USHERETTES Mary Gotus Susan Denesia Barbara Brown The LIVING ROOM The NEXT DAY. of the Hastings family Cheryl Klingbeil (10-Minute INTERMISSION) Act III The LIVING ROOM of the Hastings family EVENING • The SAME DAY $r. -Sr. Prom ’65 18th Century Ballroom LET’S DANCE... !” A night to remember!” PROGRAMME H otesse MENU I nvocation Vin de Champagne Piantist e Jambon au four Sauce au cerise Musique Bonita Burnett Ellen Olson des Conni Pearson Pommes de terre au beurre CJianteuses Eileen Collins Mary Van Campcn Bles coquilles Gloria Powell Salade glacee Madrigal Morceaux friands Pain au beurre de ail du Choeur Causene gens du monde .... Mme A. J. Schwengle Glace-Macarons de coco Punch de fruit Menuet Leon Books Demitasse Musique des Steve Gremm Darrell Nichols Danny Nichols eleves Tim Tyson Homecoming 1965 Congratulations Queen Kay and King Steve HOMECOMING QUEEN CANDIDATES (1. tor.) BONITA BURNETT. KATHY DAVIS, MARY AYERS. LINDA PRESCOTT, KAY EACKER, ANITA PERSON, MARY VAN CAMPEN, EILEEN COLLINS, and LINDA TAYLOR. Exchange Students Our friends front Other Parts of the World LUIS OLIVER (left)—Cordoba, Argentina. ERHARD WAGNER (right)—Frankenberg Eder, Germany. Erhard enjoys his first Christmas in the United States, Luis in the midst of some Broken Bow friends. cn las closes de Bspanol Pinata in Spanish II. Julie Beal portrays the Christmas season. Pinata in Spanish I. Jeff Steggs accents Thanksgiving. En Nebraska with Sandi Willis. Preparing for Homecoming. How many kilograms, Erhard?” BLUB! BLUB!” You scare 'em on your side and I'll scare ’em on mine! Sa-ay, that's cute! NOTEBOOKS! !! WHAZZAT... ??? Easy with the mercury, Jim! — Couches GORDON ZIMMERMAN—Tackle Charge! (Above—1. to r.) TERRY JENSEN—Halfback STEVE GREMM—Tackle MIKE MILLER—Guard (Right) JAY RICHESON—Guard JERRY JENSEN—Center (Left) DON KORTE— Fullback WAYNE KRAUSE—End TERRY HINZE—Guard 'Cream ’em, Don! ” (Above—1. tor.) DELANE JOHNSON—End JIM CHAPIN—Halfback ROGER BRAINARD—Qrtbk. ♦ (Right) LEON BOOKS—Center MARK KNOELL—End GARY KNOELL—End ’Don, you aren’t tired, you're just hungry!” (Above—1. tor.) TIM KINGSTON—Qtrbk. HAROLD McCASLIN—Tackle BRUCE DOWSE—Halfback (Above—I. tor.) FRED KRAUSE—Halfback TOM WILLIAMS—Guard JOHN SICKLER—Tackle (Left) ERHARD WAGNER—End DAN GOTTSCHALK— Guard Head or tails?” (Above—1. to r. ) BILL HALLER--Tackle RON EMBREE--Halfback JERRY ADAMS—Guard (Left) JOHN BOOKS--End GREG MILLER—Tackle STEVE GO VIE R—Guard Stretch, Gordon! (Above—1. to r. ) CONRAD PELSTER—Tackle MIKE SMITH--Quarterback RON DERR—Tackle (Right) ROBERT ALLEN—Tackle DON PROVINCE—Halfback So you're Rog! sitting BILL CATCHPOOL—End down on the job again, JERRY BEEKMAN MR. BRENNAN Student Manager Sports Photographer (Not Pictured) GENE VAUGHN--Student Manager DARRELL NICHOLS RANDY BORDERS WAYNE KRAUSE, Sr. , all-conference defensive end; ROGER BRAIN A RD, Jr. , all-conference defensive halfback; JIM CHAPIN, Sr. , all-conference offensive halfback; STEVE GREMM, Sr. , all-state tackle, Class B. COACH RUSSELL GENE VAUGHN JERRY BEEKMAN Student Manager Student Manager MYRON ANDERSEN RONNY LEWIS LARRY LEVERINGTON STEVE LAND Forward Guard Guard Guard RETURNING LETTERMEN (1. to r.) GORDON ZIMMERMAN ROGER BRAINARD TERRY JENSEN DELANE JOHNSON TIM KINGSTON SENIORS (1. to r.) JERRY JENSEN TERRY JENSEN GORDON ZIMMERMAN DAVE BALLARD DELANE JOHNSON MARK KNOELL VARSITY (1. to r. Standing) GORDON ZIMMERMAN DAVE BALLARD ROGER BRAINARD TERRY JENSEN JOEL MILLER DELANE JOHNSON TIM KINGSTON (1. to r. Sitting) GARY KNOELL JERRY JENSEN JOE LUCAS MARK KNOELL STEVE WRIGHT DON RAMSEY THE TALL ONES (1. to r.) DAVE BALLARD, GORDON ZIMMERMAN, ROGER BRAINARD. RON CAMPBELL 154 lb. ERHARD WAGNER 154 lb. CONRAD PELS TER 154 1b. BRUCE DOWSE 127 lb. STEVE GO VIE R 133 lb. NORMAN McCASLIN 112 lb. FRANK GOVIER 120 lb. MIKE STAAB 103 lb. STEVE DEAN 95 lb. STEVE GREMM heavyweight DON KORTE 180 lb. 138 lb. 138 lb. 120 lb. 120 lb. 138 lb. 133 lb. 145 lb. 145 lb. 95 lb. 120 lb. RON BERNHART BOB LYNCH DAVE GOLUS RON EMBREE DARRELL NICHOLS TOM WILLIAMS FRED KRAUSE BILL PEARSON MIKE HORN RICK HORN ROGER FINK GREG MILLER DON PROVINCE LYLE TEEL MARTIN TEMPLUN JIM CUNNINGHAM GAYLOR HUDSON TERRY BRAND WALT WOOD RODNEY NEWMAN 138 lb. 138 lb. 127 lb. 127 lb. 138 lb. 133 lb. 120 lb. 154 lb. Student Manager Student Manager CONFERENCE MEDAL WINNERS COACH HANSON DON KORTE 180 lb. Fourth BOB LYNCH 138 lb. Third STEVE GREMM Heavyweight First MIKE STAAB 103 lb. Second BRUCE DOWSE 127 lb. First STATE QUALIFIERS COACH HANSON BOB LYNCH 138 lb. MIKE STAAB STEVE GREMM 103 lb. Heavyweight BRUCE DOWSE 127 lb. Junior High — Senior Pedigrees ADAMS, DONZEL RAY (Fudge) - General. ADAMS, STEVEN CHARLES - Vocational Agriculture - FFA 1,2,3,4. AYERS, MARY (Mare) - College Preparatory - Sioux Club 1,2,3,4, White Sweater 3,4, Band 1,2,3, 4, Clarinet Quartet 3, Library Club 3,4, Officer 4, Commercial Club 4, Junior Play 3, Student Council 4, Warrior Staff 4, Indian Staff 4, Co-Editor 4, Majorette 3,4, Homecoming Candidate, World Affairs Conference 3, County Government Day 3, Regents Alternate, Girls’ Glee 2, Pep Rally Committee 4. BAILEY, JACQUELINE LEE (Jacki) - College Preparatory and Commercial - Sioux Club 1,2,3,4, Chorus 2, Library Club 2,3,4, Commercial Club 3.4, Junior Play 3. BALLARD, DAVID EVAN - College Preparatory -Football 1,2,3, Track 1,2,3, Basketball 1,2,3, 4, Band 1,2,3,4, Junior Play 3, Student Council 3.4, President 4, World Affairs Conference 3, County Government Day 3, SW Music Clinic 2, 3.4, Golf 4, Qualified for Regents. BALLER, REITA JOY - College Preparatory - Sioux Club 1,2,3,4, Officer 4, Junior Play 3, Warrior Staff 4, Band 2,3,4, President 4, Chorus 2,3,4, Librarian 2, Library Club 2,3,4, Officer 4, Indian Staff 3,4, Co-Editor 4, SW Music Clinic 3, 4, Girls' Sextet 4, Qualified for Regents. BAXTER, BOBBY GENE (Baxee) - Vocational Agriculture - FFA 1,2,3,4. BAYNE, SHARON LEE - College Preparatory - Sioux Club 1,2,3,4, Sioux Spotter 4, Band 1,2,3, Library Club 2,3,4, Warrior Staff 4, Indian Staff 4, World Affairs Conference 3, Pep Band 3, Student Sect. 4, Qualified for Regents. BAYNE, TERRY LYNN - College Preparatory - World Affairs Conference 3, Qualified for Regents. BEEKMAN, JERRY L. (Frog) - Commercial - B Club 4, Indian Staff 3,4, Student Manager 1,3,4, Qualified for Regents. BENDOWSKY, JOE RAE (Ski) - General - Football 1, Track 1,2,3, Basketball 1,2,3, Chorus 1,2,3,4, FFA 4, Library 2,3,4, ”B Club 3,4, Madrigal 4, SW Music Clinic 2,3,4, Boys Octet 4. BOOKS, NORVAL LEON (Libri) - College Preparatory -Football 1,2,3,4, Track 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1, 2,3, Chorus 1,2,3,4, B Club 3,4, Madrigal 3, 4, Warrior Staff 4, Class Officer 3, National Honor Society 3,4, Student Manager 3,4, World Affairs Conference 3, SW Music Clinic 2,3,4, Boys' Octet 4, Regents Alternate. BOOTH, DEANNA KAY - College Preparatory -Sioux Club 1,2,3,4. White Sweater 3,4, Chorus 2.4, SW Music Clinic 4, Qualified for Regents. BOOTH, JUDY ANN - General - Sioux Club 1,2,3.4, FHA 1,2,3,4. BRINK, JANET MARIE (Jan) - Commercial - Sioux Club 1,2. BURNETT, BONITA RAE (Bon) - Vocational Home Economics - Sioux Club 1,2,3,4, Chorus 2,3,4, FHA 1,2,3,4, Madrigal 4, Homecoming Candidate, Girls' Glee 4, FHA Officer. District 8 President. BURNETT, CAROLYN ELAINE - Commercial -Sioux Club 1,2, Cheerleader 1, Chorus 1,2. CARPENTER, ANITA LYNN - Commercial and Vocational Home Economics - Sioux Club 1,2, 3.4, FHA 2, Librarian 2,3,4, Library Club 2,3, 4, Girls' Glee 2. CHAPIN, JAMES ALAN (Jimmy) - General - Football 1,2,3,4, Track 1,2,3,4, Basketball 4,1, B Club 3,4, Class Officer 2, Homecoming Candidate 4, County Government Day 3, Winter Track 3,4, All Conference 4. CHRISTEN, JUDY ANN (Jud) - Commercial - Sioux Club 1,2,3, Commercial Club 3,4. COLLINS, EILEEN SUE - College Preparatory -Sioux Club 1,2,3,4, President 4, Band 3,4, Officer 4, Chorus 3,4, Library Club 2,3,4, Madrigal (Accompanist) 4, Junior Play 3, Student Council 4, Officer 4, Warrior Staff 4, Homecoming Candidate 4, World Affairs Conference 3, SW Music Clinic 3,4, Regents Winner. CRAIG, RITA JEANETTE - College Preparatory -Sioux Club 1,2,3,4, Chorus 2, Librarian 2, Library Club 2,3,4. CRAIG, SHIRLEY ANN (Shirl) - Commercial - Sioux Club 1,2. CUNNINGHAM, THOMAS VERNON (Cheezer) -College Preparatory - Band 1,2,3,4, Officer 3, Chorus 2,3,4, Madrigal 3,4, Junior Play 3, Lunchroom Assistant 3, County Government Day 3, SW Music Clinic 2,3,4, NMEA Clinic Choir 3.4, Boys' Quartet 3,4, Mixed Quartet 4. DAVIS, KATHLEEN F. (Kathy) - Commercial -Sioux Club 1,2, 3, 4, White Sweater 3, Band 1,2, 3.4, Library Club 4, Student Council 4, Indian Staff 4, Homecoming Candidate. DENESIA, UNDA MARIE (Shag) - Commercial -Sioux Club 1,2,3,4, Librarian 3,4, Library Club 2.3.4. DENESIA, MARY ELAINE - Commercial - Librarian 3.4. Library Club 2,3,4. DITTMER, PAMELA KAY - College Preparatory -Sioux Club 1,2,3,4, Chorus 4, Librarian 2,3,4 Library Club 2,3,4, Officer 4, Commercial Club 4, Officer 4, Junior Play 3, Indian Staff 4, Qualified for Regents. DOWSE, GERALD BRUCE (Mouser) - General - Wrestling 3,4, Football 1,2,3,4, Track 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1,2, B Club 3,4, Junior Play 3, Class Officer 3, County Government Day 3. DRUERY, RILEY JOE - Vocational Agriculture - Football 1,2,3,4, Track 1,2, Basketball 1,2,3, FFA 1.2.3.4. EACKER , KAY JOAN (Eck) - Commercial - Sioux Club 1,2,3,4, Cheerleader 3, FHA 1, Junior Play 3, Student Council 3,4, Officer 4, Homecoming Queen, County Government Day 3. ELLINGSON, DARREL FRED - General and Vocational Agriculture - Football 3, FFA 1,2,3,4. ESCH, THEODORE LEE (Ted) - Vocational Agriculture - FFA 1,2,3,4. FAIRBAIRN, PATRICIA JO (Patti) - Transferred from Columbus, Nebr. 3, Vocational Home Economics -Library Club 4. FARMER, JAMES LESLIE (Jim) - College Preparatory -FFA 1,2,3,4, President 4, Student Council 2, Warrior Staff 4, Qualified for Regents. FARRITOR, JUDITH MARIE (Crash) - Commercial -Sioux Club 1,2,3, Student Council 1,3,4, Girls' Glee 2. FARRITOR, THERESA (Terry) - Commercial - Sioux Club 1,2,3,4, Library Club 3,4, Girls' Glee 2. FINNEY, STEVE EUGENE (Runt) - General - Basketball 1,4, Track 4. GOLDEN, TERRY RAY - Vocational Agriculture -FFA 1,2,3,4. GOLUS, DENNIS JOHN (Goose) - College Preparatory -Football 1, Basketball 1, Warrior Staff 1,2,3,4, Qualified for Regents. GOTTSCHALK, DANIEL JOE - Commercial - Wrestling 1,2,3, Football 1,2,3, Track 1, ”B Club 3. GREMM, STEPHEN ERIC (Cobs) - General - Wrestling 3.4. Football 1,2,3,4, Track 1,2,3.4, District Wrestling Champion 3,4, SWC Champion 4, State Wrestling Champion, Heavyweight Division, Class B 4, Chorus 3,4, B” Club 3,4, Madrigal 4, Homecoming King, SW Music Clinic 4, All-State Football 4, NMEA Clinic Choir 4. GRIESER, DONNA RAE (Don) - Commercial - Sioux Club 2, FHA 1,2, Library Club 4, Commercial Club 3,4, Officer 4. GRIM, KARILYN MAY (K. G.) - Commercial and Vocational Home Economics - Sioux Club 1,2,3, 4, FHA 3,4, Warrior Staff 4, World Affairs Conference 3, Girls' Glee 2,3, Qualified for Regents. HALLER, WILLIAM C. (Wild Bill) - College Preparatory - Wrestling 3, Football 4, Lunchroom Assistant 1,2,3,4. HEFFELFINGER, ROBERT SCOTT - Transferred from Wymore, Nebr. 3, General and Commercial -Basketball 3, Band 3,4, Chorus 3,4, Madrigal 3, SW Music Clinic 3. HENDRICKSON, JOHN L. - General - FFA 3.4. HIGGINS, LINDA LOUISE - College Preparatofy -Sioux Club 1,2,3,4, Spotter 3,4, White Sweater 3.4. FHA 1,2,3,4, Officer 2,3,4, President 4, District Officer 3, State Officer 4, Student Council 2, Warrior Staff 4, Indian Staff 3,4, World Affairs Conference 3, Qualified for Regents. HINZE, TERRY EUGENE - College Preparatory -Football 1,2,3,4, Track 1,2, Basketball 1,2,3, Band 1,2, B” Club 3,4, Junior Play 3, Student Council 1, County Government Day 3. HOLBROOK, CONNIE GAIL (C. G.) - Vocational Home Economics - Sioux Club 1,2,3. HOSIER, FORREST KENT - College Preparatory -Track 1, Band 1,2,3,4, Officer 4, Pep Band 1, 2.3.4. HOUSEL, THOMAS R. - College Preparatory - Wrestling 2, Football 1,2,3, Track 1, Basketball 1. JENSEN, JERRY PETE - College Preparatory - Football 1.2,3,4, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Track 1,2,3, 4, Band 1,2,3, Chorus 4, ”B Club 3,4, Madrigal 4, Junior Play 3, Student Council 4, Lunchroom Assistant 1,2,3,4, Homecoming Candidate, County Government Day 3, SW Music Clinic 4. JENSEN, JOHN ROBERT (Rosey) - College Preparatory - Track 2, Basketball 3, Qualified for Regents. JENSEN, TERRY O. - College Preparatory - Football 1.2.3.4, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Band 1,2,3, Chorus 4, B Club 3,4, Madrigal 4, Junior Play 3, Student Council 2, Officer 1,4, Homecoming Candidate, County Government Day 3, SW Music Clinic 4, Qualified for Regents. JOHNSON, DELANE EUGENE - General - Football 1, 2.3.4, Track 1,2,3, Basketball 1,2,3,4, B” Club 3,4. JOHNSON, STANLEY ROBERT (Stud) - College Preparatory - Football 3, Basketball 1, Qualified for Regents. JUNGREN, BRETT F. - Transferred from Brady, Neb. 2, College Preparatory. KLAPAL, BRYON S. (Byes) - College Preparatory and Commercial - Wrestling 3, Football 1,2,3, Track 1,2, Basketball 1,2, Band 1,2,3,4, Chorus 4, Junior Play 3, Lunchroom Assistant 2,3, County Government Day 3. KLEEB, BONNIE IRENE (Bon-Bon) - Commercial and Vocational Home Economics - Sioux Club 1,2,3, 4, FHA 1,2,3,4, Girls' Glee 2,3,4. KNOELL, MARK EDWARD - General - Wrestling 2, 3, Football 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1,4, B Club 3.4, Homecoming Candidate. KORTE, DONALD VIRGIL (Gator Bate II) - College Preparatory - Wrestling 3,4, Football 1,2,3,4, Track 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1,2, Chorus 2,3,4, ”B Club 4, Madrigal 3, Junior Play 3, National Honor Society 3,4, World Affairs Conference 3, 4, SW Music Clinic 2,3,4. KRAUSE, WAYNE R. JR. - Commercial - Football 1.2.3.4, Track 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1,2, Band 1,2,3, B Club 3,4, Homecoming Candidate, World Affairs Conference 3, County Government Day 3, Qualified for Regents. LEIBHART, KATHOLEEN ANN (Kathy) - Commercial and Vocational Home Economics - Sioux Club 1, 2. LOYD, STEVEN DeWIGHT (Steve) - College Preparatory - Wrestling 2,3, Track 2, Band 1,2,3,4, Chorus 2, Student Council 3, County Government Day 3, SW Music Clinic 1,2,3,4. McCarthy, MICHELE CHARLES (Shorty) - General. McCASLIN, HAROLD ROBERT - College Preparatory -Football 1,2,3,4, FFA 1,2,3,4, Qualified for Regents. MEYERS, LELAND NEAL (Sid) - Transferred from Burwell, Nebr. 3, Commercial. MILLER, MARY JO - College Preparatory - Sioux Club 1,2,3,4, Head Sioux Spotter 4, Librarian 3.4, Library Club 2,3,4, Warrior Staff 4, World Affairs Conference 3, Student Sect. 4, Qualified for Regents. MILLER, MICHAEL CLAIRE (Driller) - College Preparatory - Wrestling 2, Football 1,2,3,4, Track 1,2, Basketball 1, B Club 3,4, Lunchroom Assistant 1,2, Homecoming Candidate, County Government Day 3, Qualified for Regents. MORGAN, GARRY LEE (Little Garry) - General. MORGAN, LARRY LEE - General - Football 3, Track 1. MYERS, KAREN KAY (Kay) - College Preparatory -Sioux Club 1,2,3,4, Chorus 2,3,4, FHA 1,2,3, 4, Officer 4, World Affairs Conference 3, SW Music Clinic 4. NETH, DONNA JEAN (Don) - Vocational Home Economics - Sioux Club 1,2,3,4, FHA 1,2,3,4, Officer 4, Library Club 4, Commercial Club 4, Girls' Glee 1,2. NETH, ROBERT DEAN (Bob) - Vocational Agriculture - Track 1,2, FFA 1,2,3,4, Officer 3. NICHOLS, DARRELL GENE (Nick) - Transferred from Columbus, Nebr. 3, College Preparatory - Wrestling 4, Football 4, Track 3,4, Band 3, B” Club 3.4, OLIVER, LUIS JULIO (Louie) - AFS Student by Rotary Club from Cordoba, Argentina, College Preparatory - Wrestling 4, Chorus 4, FFA 4, Madrigal 4, Student Council 4, World Affairs Conference 4, County Government Day 4, SW Music Clinic 4. OLSON, ELLEN EVELYN (Ellie) - College Preparatory Sioux Club 1,2,3,4, Chorus 2,3,4, Librarian 2, 3.4, Library Club 1,2,3,4, Madrigal 4; Junior Play 3, Indian Staff 4, World Affairs Conference 3, SW Music Clinic 4, Girls' Trio 4, Girls' Quartet 4, Girls’ Sextet 3, Qualified for Regents. PARKER, JERROLD DALE (Nose) - Commercial -Football 1, Basketball 1, Student Manager 2. PEARSON, CONSTANCE JOANNE (Conni Jo) - Transferred from Valentine, Nebr. 2, College Preparatory - Sioux Club 2,3,4, Chorus 2,3,4, Librarian 2.3.4, Library Club 2,3,4, Madrigal 4, SW Music Clinic 2,3,4, Girls' Sextet 3. PEDERSON, DENNIS PETE (Pete) - General. PELSTER, MARY ELIZABETH (Red) - Commercial -Sioux Club 1, Chorus 2,3, Library Club 1, Commercial Club 3,4. PERSON, ANITA R. (Skeeter) - College Preparatory -Sioux Club 1,2,3,4, Cheerleader 1,2,3,4, Band 1.2.3.4, Chorus 3,4, Officer 4, Librarian 4, Library Club 3,4, Madrigal 3,4, Junior Play 3, Class Officer 2,4, National Honor Society 3,4, Officer 4, Majorette 4, Homecoming Candidate, World Affairs Conference 3, County Government Day 3, SW Music Clinic 3,4, Girls' Sextet 4, Girls' Quartet 4, Qualified for Regents. PORTSCHE, ALAN JAY (Pooch) - General - Indian Staff 3,4. POWELL, GLORIA ILENE (Speed) - College Preparatory -Sioux Club 1,2,3,4, Chorus 2,3, Madrigal 3.4, Student Council 1, Warrior Staff 4, Class Officer 3, National Honor Society 3,4, World Affairs Conference 3, SW Music Clinic 2,4, Mixed Octet 2, Girls' Quartet 3, Girls' Sextet 4, Girls' Glee 2, Qualified for Regents. PRACHT, EUGENE LEIGHTON - General - Band 1, 2.3.4, SW Music Clinic 4. PRESCOTT, LINDA LaVELL (Lyn) - Commercial and Vocational Home Economics - Sioux Club 1,2,3, 4, Pep Rally Committee 4, Chorus 4, FHA 1,2,3, 4, Officer 3,4, Librarian 2,3,4, Library Club 2, 3.4, Officer 3,4, Junior Play 3, Student Council 4, Homecoming Candidate, County Government Day 3, SW Music Clinic 4, Qualified for Regents. REYNOLDS, CONNIE DIANNE (Con) - Commercial -Sioux Club 1,2,3, Girls' Glee 2. RICHESON, JAY DEE (Byrd) - General - Wrestling 2, Football 1,2,3,4, Track 1,2, Basketball 1, B Club 3, Lunchroom Assistant 2, County Government Day 3, Homecoming Candidate. ROOT, JIMMIE JOE - General. RUSSELL, CARLA ANNETTE - College Preparatory -Sioux Club 1,2,3, Cheerleader 1,2,3, Band 1,2, 3, Library Club 3, Junior Play 3, Girls' Glee 1,2. SCHAPER, SHIRLEY SYLVIE (Schap) - College Preparatory - Sioux Club 1,2,3,4, White Sweater 3, 4, Spotter 3, Band 1,2,3,4, Chorus 2,3,4, Library Club 1,2,3,4, Madrigal 4, Junior Play 3, Warrior Staff 4, National Honor Society 3,4, World Affairs Conference 3, SW Music Clinic 3,4, NMEA Clinic Band 3,4, Honor Band 3,4, Girls' Sextet 3,4, Girls' Quartet 4, Woodwind Trio 3, Qualified for Regents. SCOTT, MONICA MARY (Mickey) - Vocational Home Economics - Sioux Club 1,2,3,4, White Sweater 3,4, Band 1,2,3,4, Chorus 2,3,4, FHA 1.2.3.4, Officer 2,3,4, Madrigal 3,4, Warrior Staff 4, Indian Staff 4, SW Music Clinic 2,3,4, Girls' Glee 2,3, Pep Band 3,4, Trio 3,4, Clarinet Quartet 3, Mixed Octet 2, Solo 3,4, Qualified for Regents, World Affairs Conference 3. SHEPPARD, DARRELL KEITH (Guy) - General. SHOTKOSK1, WILLIAM F. (Bill) - Transferred from Arcadia, Nebr. 3, College Preparatory - Basketball 3, Regents Alternate. STAHL, FRANK ALBERT - Transferred from Ansley, Nebr. 2, College Preparatory. STEPHENS, DALE JAMES (Carlos) - College Preparatory - Commercial Club 3, FFA 1,2. STEPHENS, DENNIS LEE (Fat Ears; F. E. ) - General. TAYLOR, LINDA KAY (Tayls) - College Preparatory-Sioux Club 1,2,3, Band 1,2,3,4, Library Club 3,4, Commercial Club 3,4, Officer 3,4, Junior Play 3, Student Council 4, Indian Staff 3,4, Homecoming Candidate, World Affairs Conference 3, SW Music Clinic 2,3,4, Saxophone; Quartet 2.3, Dance Band 1,2, Pep Band 1,2,3,4. THOMAS, R. JIM - Transferred from Sumner, Nebr. 4, College Preparatory - Bus Driver 4. VAN CAMPEN, MARY ELLEN (Mare) - College Preparatory - Sioux Club 1,2,3,4, White Sweater 3.4, Spotter 3,4, Chorus 2,3,4, Madrigal 4, Warrior Staff 3,4, Class Officer 1, Homecoming Candidate, World Affairs Conference 3, County Government Day 3, SW Music Clinic 3,4, Girls' Glee 4, Girls' Sextet 3, Regents Alternate. VANNICE, DIANE LOU - College Preparatory -Sioux Club 1,2,3,4, Band 1,2,3,4, Chorus 2, FHA 1,2, Officer 2, Junior Play 3, Warrior Staff 1.2.3.4, Editor 4, Class Officer 3, National Honor Society 3,4, President 4, World Affairs Conference 3, SW Music Clinic 1,2,3,4, NMEA Clinic Band 3, Honor Band 4, March of Dimes Queen Candidate 1, Woodwind Trio 3, Regents Alternate. VAUGHN, GENE EDWARD (B.W.A.) - College Preparatory - Basketball 1,2,3, B” Club 4, Indian Staff 3,4, Class Officer 4, Student Manager 4, Lunchroom Assistant 3,4, World Affairs Conference 3, Golf 3,4, Qualified for Regents. WAGNER, ERHARD J. A. - AFS Student from Batten-berg, Germany, College Preparatory - Wrestling 4, Football 4, Track 4, Student Council 4, World Affairs Conference 4. WEIDNER, GREGORY MERLON (Greg) - Vocational Agriculture - Football 1, FFA 1,2,3,4. 2 WOOD, WALTER DUANE (W ) - Transferred from Sumner, Nebr. 4, College Preparatory - Track 4, Chorus 4, Madrigal 4, Student Manager 4, SW Music Clinic 4, Boys' Quartet 4, NMEA Clinic Choir 4, B Club 4, Qualified for Regents. WOOTERS, TIMOTHY RAY (Tim) - General and Vocational Agriculture - FFA 1,2,3,4. YANTZIE, GERRY GWYNN (Gerr) - General and Commercial - Sioux Club 1,2, Band 1,2. YANTZIE, JUDITH ANN - General - Sioux Club 1,2, FHA 1, Library Club 1,2,3,4. YANTZIE, ROBERT EUGENE (Bob) - General and Vocational Agriculture - Wrestling 2, Track 2, FFA 1,2,3,4, Student Council 4. ZIMMERMAN, LESTER GORDON - College Preparatory - Football 1,2,3,4, Track 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1,2,3,4, B” Club 3,4, Junior Play 3, Class Officer 4, Homecoming Candidate, County Government Day 3, Regents Alternate. MOTTO: We have just crossed the bay; the ocean lies ahead. FLOWER: Red Rose COLORS: Red and White 7.-- I ’«rr � Congratulations Class of '66 THE FARMER’S UNION MILK PLANT Complete Line of All Building Materials The Home of Dierks Yellow Pine Poles and Posts LA PETITE SHOPPE Your Beauty Is Our Business MARG AND RICK DAVISSON Ph. 872-6167 HEFFELFINGER JEWELRY Wyler Watches Bulova Watches Diamonds Gifts Repair MESTON TRACTOR COMPANY 3 AVIS H------ AINT ——) TORE Congratulations, Class of '66 ED AND MABEL LOWDER Drapes - Paints - Gifts - Glass - Clocks - Wallpaper DITTMER JEWELRY Your Jeweler on the Square Broken Bow, Nebr. Artcarved Diamonds Virgin Diamonds Direct From Johannesburg South Africa Watches Borel Bulova Longines Wittnauer Congratulations to the Broken Bow Seniors Class of '66 SILVERMAN MOTOR COMPANY tarn IEI teas Ess | Specializing in Savings Acc'ts and L.oans on Homes Broken Bow, Nebr. Phone 872-5792 MARY BAKER PORTRAITS Wishes You the Best and Leaves the Rest of the Space for Your Autographs. DOTY PACKING CO. Wholesale Beef and Pork Complete Custom Meat Processing Frozen Food Lockers Broken Bow BOW OIL STATION Open 24 Hours Broken Bow, Nebraska RUFF MOTOR CO. BROKEN BOW WHOLESALE CORVAIR MR. AND MRS. BOB KOOZER BUICK MR. AND MRS. MERTON GRESSLEY Congratulations, Seniors Congratulations to the Class of '66 Broken Bow CENTRAL NEBRASKA COMMISSION CO. Broken Bow, Nebraska Cattle Sales Saturday Hog Sales Every Thursday RONNIE WOODWARD WALTER BRUNKEN CL mown � o« | BROKEN BOW LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS If Your Clothes Aren't Becoming to You, They Should Be Coming to Us. ■s®1. Takes This Opportunity J JACK’S TEXACO to Extend Our AND Congratulations rf TIRE SERVICE to the 1966 Graduating Class of Broken Bow, Nebraska people S' , J° Safeway . Congratulations Class of '66 SUPERETTE Halsey, Nebr. DUANE VANNICE .Sinclair, jnf LYNE ELECTRIC JIM’S SINCLAIR SERVICE Complete Electrical Gasoline - Oil - Accessories Sales and Service Phone 872-2469 Wrecker Service Phone Nite 872-5278 RCA Whirlpool Appliances Tank Wagon Service Phone 872-6131 Congratulations to the Class of '66 Personality) Vitality) for Her John C. Roberts) Kings Way) for Him Owners: JIM AND EDITH CARTWRIGHT WENQUIST, INC. AUTO SUPPLIES Congratulations Class of '66 Wholesale Retail BECTON AND DICKENSON CO. Auto Parts and Accessories Broken Bow BROWN FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES HAROLD’S BOW INN Those Heavenly Carpets by Lees Broken Bow's Lane Cedar Chests Finest Admiral Appliances Color T. V. Singer Sewing Machines Open 24 Hours a Day LYDDON’S ? BEN FRANKLIN STORE Howard Jones, Your State Farm Agent for eighteen years for Broken Bow and surrounding area. ARROW GOVIER BROTHERS MORTUARY HOTEL AND COFFEE SHOP Phone 2-Z424 KNOELL CONSTRUCTION CO. We Move the Earth BUDGE KNOELL 872-5183 FIRST AVENUE MOTEL A home away from home Owners: HOWARD AND MABEL BAILLIE L W TIRE SERVICE, INC. 202 South 9th, Broken Bow, Nebr. Your Firestone Headquarters in Broken Bow JACK NELSON, Manager Corsages and Cut Bouquets Broken Bow Flowers by Wire BROKEN BOW FLORAL AND NURSERY CO. BOW THEATER AND DRIVE INN Congratulations, Class of '66 NEBRASKA STATE BANK FOREE Congratulations to the Class of '66 HESTED’S TIRE SUPPLY Clothes Are a Ladies' Best Friend Congratulations to the Class of '66 BOW-ETTE LADIES’ APPAREL Cadillac - Rambler - Pontiac - GMC Trucks ARROW MOTOR CO. THE ARROW SEED CO. Broken Bow, Nebr. Ph. 872-2231 We Extend Heartiest Congratulations to the Senior Class of 1966. Best of Luck to Each of You. Congratulations Class of 1966 FARISS MENS WEAR Store for Men and Boys ARMSTRONG Egs IMPLEMENT CO. Aliis-Chalmers and Oliver Tractors and Farm Equipment Broken Bow, Nebraska Phone TR 2-5611 AA ONTGOMERY WARD Choose From Over 1 30, 000 Items In Our Catalog Phone 2-6441 or Stop In Broken Bow, Nebr. BROKEN BOW STATE BANK Complete Banking Service Member FDIC Broken Bow, Nebraska Congratulations to the Class of '66 MU AWWD SELF- MMW, mm PIRNIE BROTHERS OWEN WESTERN WEAR Broken Bow, Nebraska HOWARD PROVINCE For All Jobs That Need a Plumbe r. . . Famous Western Brands Central Nebraska's Largest Western Store BROKEN BOW PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSOCIATION Phone 872-2461 CARL HOLCOMB JR. , Sec'y 535 S 10 Loans to Farmers and Stockmen SANDERS AND HOLCOMB Insurance - Loans - Realtors Phone 872-5261 BEST POLICY AT ALL TIMES 3 V- W -‘GERALD A. THURMAN Wc Abstracting Lyjc Loans Real Estate Insurance BEST OIL CO. Mobil A JIM’S MAYTAG Ph. TR 2-2002 The Washer That Is Dependable Washers - Dryers Philco Refrigerators and Ranges Congratulations to Class of '66 SECURITY STATE BANK ■A Jacks. Jill FOOD MARKETS One-Million-Dollar Excess Bond Broken Bow, Nebraska GLAZE FURNITURE Complete Home Furnishings Linoleum - Tile - Carpet Broken Bow, Nebraska FARMERS INSURANCE EXCHANGE Auto - Travel - Fire - Life Congratulations to the Class of '66 DR. H. B. STEVENS B. V. HOLMES OPTOMETRIST 872-5381 Congratulations, Class of '66 West Side of Square CHET LINDER AGENCY Insurance, Loans, and Real Estate KCNI CO-OP OIL CO. Broken Bow - Eddyville. Keeping Central Nebraska Informed A Full Line of Petroleum 1000 Watts 1280 KC Remember the VARNEY REXALL DRUG STORE for the best values in town. Remember The Best in Drug Store Service Products Fertilizer - Feeds Tankwagon Service CLIFFORD ARMSTRONG, Mgr. WHITEHEAD WATCH SHOP EAGLE BAR Ladies' and Gents' Watches and Bands MR. AND MRS. Watch Repair East Side Broken Bow FOREST WOODS BOW BOOTERIE Groceries and Meats Shoes You Know at Connie, Paris Fashion, Keds, Red Cross and Jacqueline BROADWAY East Side of Square MARKET HOLCOMB’S DRUG STORE LaVONNE’S BEAUTY SALON Exclusive, But Not Expensive We Offer You Complete Beauty Service. East Side of Square Congratulations, Class of '66 Broken Bow, Nebraska EAST SIDE SERVICE Anthony J. Huhman Thomas E. Joyce Auto and Tractor Repair COAST TO COAST STORES Phone 872-2551 THE OLSEN COMPANY Where Only the Look Is Expensive. 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 STEVE’S vt y DOG n SUDS DRIVE-IN Dog-gone Good Food and Drinks DALE'S PHILLIPS 66 Gas, Oil, Tires Batteries and Accessories Service Congratulations, Class of '66 OLIVER'S BEAUTY . SHOP Compliments of DR. L. R. WALLACE OPTOMETRIST Broken Bow, Nebr. 68822 Phone Hours Office 872-52 50 Daily 9 to 5 Res. 872-5421 Thurs. 9 to 12 only MEAD LUMBER COMPANY Typewriters Adders Office Furniture School Supplies Building Headquarters We' re Proud of You, Class of '66 Phone TR 2-2471 CUSTER COUNTY CHIEF MASTER CLEANERS BILL’S SIGN SHOP Spot Gerlach Signs of All Kinds. Our 37th Year Broken Bow Broken Bow's Complete Sign Service Best of Luck In Knowledge lies Security Class of 1966 Congratulations to Our School, Our Pupils, and Our Teachers. AYERS CENTRAL NEBRASKA DRUG CO. CLOTHING STORE Broken Bow, Nebraska Congratulations to the Store Off the Square Home of Frigidaire Class of '66 TRIPLETT’S PALMER MONUMENT CO. APPLIANCE 872-2436 Broken Bow, Nebraska Meet Your Friends at the ACHE PAIN BARBER SHOP UNIVERSAL INSURANCE AGENCY 738 South C Street Broken Bow, Nebraska on the North Side of the Square. CLAIRE WILLIAMS and JIM ATKISSON KLAPAL’S SERVICE East Highway 2 Broken Bow, Nebraska Phone 872-2871 Chrysler - Dodge Plymouth - Valiant Dodge T rucks Sales and Service WHEELER’S FARM SUPPLY PLEASURE LANES E. R. PURCELL 12 Brunswick Alleys and Pin Setters Job Printing East Highway 2 Broken Bow, Nebr. F oodliner Bargains Plus Congratulations, Class of '66 FIRST AVENUE STORE Open 7 Days a Week 7:00 A. M. - 10:00 P. M. DEAN SIGNS King Korn Stamps and Your Dollar Stretches More at Your IGA Store. SHEET METAL GATEWAY BEAUTf SALON JOHN BURVAINIS, Manager 51 BOW LIQUOR STORE Congratulations, Class of '66 Edith Connely 7 South D 872-5065 HOME CAFE LES BECKER CULLIGAN SOFT WATER SERVICE CREDIT BUREAU OF CLAIRE MILLER Broken Bow, Nebraska BROKEN BOW Seen most often when there's water to soften. LEIGH'S BARBER SHOP APCO SERVICE - BOB and PETE - Flat Tops Our Specialty. 540 South E. St. - Phone 2-9501 Your Business Appreciated. Broken Bow, Nebraska Phone 872-5977 Gas and Oils Always Less Congratulations Class of '66 BROKEN BOW PRINTERY Commercial Printing Office Supplies The World's Finest Portable Typewriters Ph. 872-2191 VERN COOK Office Phone Res. Phone 872-2051 872-2488 BRYAN LEONARD CHIROPRACTOR Broken Bow Nebraska SURE HATCHERY MSy reyn°ld’s irvWy AUTO AND TRACTOR REPAIR Congratulations to the Seniors of '66 The Store With the Checkerboard Sign PAYNE AND DITSON Best Wishes to the w Class of 166 WILLIAM C. SCHAPER CARLOS E. SCHAPER Hottest Brand Going FEDERAL LAND BANK ASSOCIATION IF IT'S COOD FOOD YOU WANT-. Farm and Ranch Loans Long Term Low Rate r F. A. WITCHER Manager BUZZ AND BETTY’S CAFE BUZZ AND BETTY HOOBLER KELLY like it? INSURANCE AGENCY you’ll love it. Insurance for Every Need Phone 872-2483 Roberts 1REALLY GOOD! Free Long Distance Line STEPHENS 27 Stations REALTY CO. FARRITOR Real Estate Insurance Loans Bonds ERVIN ROY Used Parts and Body Shop 872-2062 CAPPIE'S CAFE Where Fine Foods Are Served Homemade Pies Congratulations Class of '66. WOODWARD AGENCY, INC. Real Estate, Insurance, Loans Allan Woodward, Auctioneer and Realtor Broken Bow, Nebraska Gladyce Le La Cheur ROSE LEE SHOP Candy Jr. Dresses and Debutogs All-Weather Coats WM. PENN LODGE Highways 2-92-70 One-half mile east Broken 872-2412 Bow, Nebraska Congratulations, Class of 1966 E. F. VOLZKE The Auctioneer and Realtor Ph. 872-2292 RICHARDSON TRAVEL SERVICE Kearney - North Platte -Broken Bow BIRNIE YANTZIE ARROW RADIO TV 728 South C Grain and Feed Sales and Service Broken Bow, Nebraska TV, Radio and CB Radio HYDRO GAS SALES, INC. East on Highway No. 2 Phone TRojan 2-5291 Broken Bow, Nebraska PAULINE'S BEAUTY SHOP CORNER STYLE SHOP STOCKMEN'S CAFE The Place to Go for HESTER A. LEWIS Candy and Hamburgers Across From the CNC HIP'S WEST SIDE SERVICE Auto and Tractor Repair Loyd Hipsher HANSEN'S APPLIANCE Your General Electric Dealer Sales and Service Ph. 872-2132 Broken Bow, Neb. FABRIC CENTER Home of Fine Fabrics Ilene Powell and Jaunita Connely PATRONIZE YOUR HOMETOWN MERCHANTS Congratulations CLASS OF ’66 ft ennetff ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY Broken Bow, Nebr. ■i ■■ Ilf i W ft ■ I’M YbuRS-1!! $ ■ — (Janet Noth a 2 Larry Larsen) HAVE YOU BE EX BEHAVING YOURSELF LATELY? ...if noit9 GIVE ME A CALL! Jim Farnham, local druggist, admits that he, has seen almost everything now. He said. “Last week a man walked into our I drug store and asked if we had 1 any birthday cards for dogs. 111 was the first time I've ever! heard of buying a birthday card for a dog, but we did find one.”| It seems that Pam and Marti Dittmer, children o Mr. and! Mrs. Gerald Dittmer, were hav-l ing a birthday party for their! dog which was one year old.I H. O. Schmidt, who recently! moved to Loup City and who isj staying at the Dittmer residence, thought it would be appropriate to get a birthday card for the occasion. And inci- I dentally, Mrs. Dittmer baked 3 a birthday cake for the dog. . and last reports are that the 1 birthday party was a howling success. Do you sec what I see, Garry? I see what you see, LarryJ (The Morgan Twins) PEANUTS Zkauk you T We, The WARRIOR Staff, realize this yearbook could not have been assembled without the cooperation and efforts of many. We wish to conclude this book by acknowledging with deep appreciation those who, through their interest and support, have made this 1966 WARRIOR possible. MR. JOE CUPL, our patient and long-suffering sponsor. MRS. BARBARA GOLDEN, Mr. Miller's secretary. THE BROKEN BOW MERCHANTS for their financial support through advertising space purchases. THE NATIONAL SCHOOL STUDIOS which furnished Underclass photos. THE MARY BAKER STUDIO which provided many of the Senior portraits along with The ANDERSON STUDIO, Kearney; JENSEN'S STUDIOS, Kearney; HABER-MAN'S Hastings; BROWN-HARANO STUDIO, North Platte; LUMBARD-LESCHINSKY STUDIO, Grand Island; STEWART STUDIO, Lexington. THE CUSTER COUNTY CHIEF for the fine action shots, the use of their camera, and any other help rendered us by its cooperative staff. With heartfelt gratitude we express our sincerest thank-you’ to these people and anyone else who contributed to this book. 177 TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY The World's Best Yearbooks Are Taylor-made Rational Mom Society The National Honor Society is not only concerned with superior scholarship, but also with leadership, character, and service. Members are chosen by the faculty on the basis of attainment in these areas. Straight A students for the 1965-1966 school year: (1. to r.) Nancy Jo Brush, Roger Brainard, Donna-lee Spivey, Tim Kingston, Opal Ferguson. SHARON BAYNE ELLEN OLSON SHIRLEY SCHAPER LINDA HIGGINS GLORIA POWELL ROGER BRAINARD MARY AYERS GORDON ZIMMERMAN REIT A BALLER TERRY JENSEN LEON BOOKS DAVE BALLARD CATHY SMITH MARY Van CAMPEN MARY JO MILLER DON KORTE WAYNE KRAUSE JERRY ADAMS EILEEN COLLINS One Happy Family Speech Classes Present: (1. to r.) Sharon Bayne, Frank Stahl, Donna Greiser, Mary Felster, Judy Christen, Jackie Bailey, Stan Johnston, Dan Gottschalk. Great Smokies By LeRoma Greth Student Director--Shirley Schaper Paw Schlepper - - - a widow that would like to remarry------Dennis Stephens Ducky Belle - - - Paw’s eldest daughter, a lazy, dirty 16 yr. old---------Eileen Collins Emmy Sue-------Ducky's sister, younger, not as dirty or Sold...........Monica Scott Hiram------their brother, lazy boy of seventeen------Bill Shotkoski Widow Daisy Snodgrass-----very sweet, till she gets her man............Reita Bailer Dottie Lou-----Daisy's daughter, tries to provoke her mother if she can get away with it - - - - - Linda Prescott Willie - - - tall and lanky, smarter than he looks..........Brett Jungren Lizzie Cook----bold, a head- strong girl of seventeen.........Ellen Olson Zeke Cook------he is rather stu- pid, inclined to follow Lizzie's orders---------Tom Cunningham Scene: The main room of the Schlepper cabin in the Smoky Mountains. Time: Late morning of a bright day. billy comedy not necessarily typical of persons living in the mountains. By Clarence Styza Student Director--Carla Russell Mrs. Oberstatter - - Mary Pelster Mr. Oberstatter----Frank Stahl Willie--------their son. age 14..........Stan Johnston Henritta------their daughter. age 16..........Donna Greiser Emmy Lou - - - - their oldest daughter, age 21-Jacki Bailey Susie-----another daughter, age 15..............Judy Christen Arabella------the youngest daughter--------Sharon Bayne Harry Stevens - - in love with Emmy Lou - - Dan Gottschalk The Place: Oberstatter's dining room. The Time: 8:45 P. M. , Wednesday, November llth--the present. This play is the story of an average family in a typical American setting with problems which reflect many of the times. Shock of His Life By Donald Payton (1. to r.) Tom Cunningham, Monica Scott, Bill Shotkoski, Reita Bailer, Linda Prescott, Ellen Olson, Dennis Stephens, Eileen Collins, Brett Jungren. Student Director--Gene Vaughan Mr. Maxwell-------middle-aged businessman............Dave Ballard Mrs. Maxwell------middle-aged housewife..............Mary Ayers Connie - - - their daughter, age 17--------------------Linda Taylor Betty Lou----15 year old daughter......................Diane Vannice Wilber - - - their son, age 13................... Bruce Dowse Hercules-----Wilber's pal, age 13.........................Mark Knoell The Place: The Maxwell's living room. The Time: An evening of the present. When John Maxwell reads Heart about gone. Will stop at 7:30. Dr. Brown. Coffin should be over by 7:45 , the stage is set for one of the most unusual Maxwell stories. ■■ (1. tor.) Bruce Dowse Linda Taylor Mary Ayers Dave Ballard Mark Knoell Diane Vannice Student Directors--Shirley Schaper, Carla Russell (not shown). Gene Vaughan (right). Direc-tor--Mr. Gillespie (center). The THE BROKEN BOW HIGH SCHOOL MUSIC DEPARTMENT presents a SPRING CHORAL CONCERT April 5. 1966 Broken Bow High School Department of Music PRESENTS The Concert Band IN THE ANNUAL SPRING CONCERT CHOIR To Music---------------------------------David S. York Now Sing We All His Praise..............Houston Bright Love in Grief - -- -- -- -- - F. Melius Christiansen Emitte Spiritum Tuum------------------ F. J. Schuetkv Kyrie Eleison.....................- - Milton Dietericn David's Lamentations-------------------William Billings Fairest Lord Jesus-------------arranged by Noble Cain Reminiscing performed by the Junior High Flute Quartet-- Jan Hyslop Mary Richardson Patricia Esch Judy Hinze Susan Pirnie Distress and Deliverance.............Mary Van Campen Mary Van Campen, Alto Every Time I Feel the Spirit arranged by William L. Dawson Steve Gremm, Bass In Dat Great Genin'-Up Morning arranged by Jester Hairston Walter Wood, Tenor Listen to the Lambs................R. Nathaniel Dett Cherie Myers, Mezzo-Soprano HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM March 17, 1966 7:30 P.M. GARY A. WINTER, Director MADRIGAL My Heart Is Offered Still To You-Orlandus Lassus I Wish I Was a Mole in the Ground arranged by Leonard Stone Ellen Olson, Soprano CHOIR Great is the Lord----------------------Shirley Schaper Pilgrim's Chorus - From Tannhauser” - Richard Wagner arranged by Mae Nightingale Cherubim Song......................Dmitri Bortniansky arranged by P. T. 'Tchaikovsky The Stars Are With the Voyager--------Houston Bright Choose Something Like a Star-------Randall Thompson Londonderry Air------------arranged by Dewey L. Wiens Aia Pele - -------------------Virginia and Less Taylor OFFICERS Steve Gremm, President Eileen Collins, Vice President Anita Person, Librarian Shirley Schaper, Accompanist Eileen Collins, Accompanist Dewey L. Wiens, Director {Jr. -Sr. Prom 1966 Program Toast Master----Tim Kingston Welcome..........Roger Brainard Response - - Gordon Zimmerman Songs------Marla Nierstheimer Gesta Orientalium..........- Mrs. A. J. Schwengle Piano.........- - Debbie Purcell Organ Music---------Teri Cook 7 Menu Coolie's Delight Goustokou Fruit of the Good Earth Golden Dreams Lotus Blossom Salad Hot Paddy Emperor's Supreme Sake 7 V'■z-j tM mhju''i1 ;- .AS. Distance Men (1. to r.) STEVE LAND, GREG MILLER, GAY-LOR HUDSON, STEVE WRIGHT, DON RAMSEY, RON LEWIS, ERHARD WAGNER, STEVE GOVIER, 4nd DAVID SEARS. Sprinters (1. to r. ) ROGER FINK, RON EMBREE, FRED KRAUSE, JIM CHAPIN, (not shown) JOHN FARRITOR. Hurdlers DAVID SEARS (not shown) TERRY HINZE WAYNE KRAUSE FRED KRAUSE WALT WOOD Broad Jumpers (1. tor.) FRED KRAUSE, DON PROVINCE. : - -i.. f • MUr UUb Pole Vaulters (I. to r.) BRUCE DOWSE, TIM KINGSTON, KEN STEVENS. Spring Zrack 9 Weightmen (1-r) Joel Miller Don Korte, Not shown Gordon Zimmerman Steve Gremm High jumpers (1 Don Ramsey Gary Knoell Not shown Joe Bendowsky Dave Ballard Steve Finney State Meet Class-% -0 Jim Chapin: State Class B 220 Champion; 2nd in 100 yd. dash; anchor leg on 880 relays Broken Bow 880 relay tied for fifth Gordon Zimmerman 3rd in Class B discus 10 Broken Bow tied Ord for 4th Place (13 1 2 pts.) DALLAS, TEXAS