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

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1968 volume:

(ihc Published by The SENIOR CLASS of BROKEN BOW HIGH SCHOOL Bow, Nebraska jhiri’Uuiri) It is with hope and anticipation that we, the Annual Staff, present the 1968 Warrior to you, it is by your judgment that our success or failure is determined. We have strived to narrate for you the story of the 1967-1968 school year in such a way as to kindle your memories in years to come and we have endeavored to portray the characteristic aspects of this school year so as to differentiate it from years in the past or of the future. Therefore if we have succeeded in capturing the moments you would like most to remember in this school year we will rest assured that we have accomplished our duty. i ©able of ©onteti Sntrfiburtitm Abmmtetratinn JFarult j Mentors Unhertlassmim 1 ©njanteatuin Artiluttes Athletics Ahtoertisinij Bebiratinn We, The Senior Class, gratefully dedicate this Warrior of 1968 to the Service Staff of the Broken Bow School System. With their help the administrative offices, the kitchens, and the buildings are kept running smoothly and efficiently. It is to these faithful individuals who perform their duties unswervingly that we, the students, extend our most sincere thanks and grateful appreciation. MUNICIPAL BUILDING OUR ALMA MATER In the state is Custer County With its hills and valleys fair to see, There rules the queen of all the prairie. In sovereign majesty. Chorus: Broken Bow, Broken Bow, She's the greatest High of any that I know; Always pressing onward, may her glory ever glow; My honored—Alma Mater, Broken Bow, Heigh-O! Both purity and strength her colors Blazon forth upon her banner bright; We'll honor them and love forever, Our glorious RED and WHITE. Chorus: Then hail to thee our Alma Mater. Hail our High School ever true and strong; The tribute of our songs. Chorus: uperintenhent 6 JHessaue Only One Life to Live, Make Yours One to be Proud of Each of us has but one life to live. What will you do with your?5; Will you be proud of it? To live life fully and abundantly. You must develop to a highde--! gree your mental, social, moral, and physical talents. Mental competence) and creativeness demand much study and hard work. Magnetic personality) ' thrives on service to those around you. A strong healthy body comes fromj ' the right kind of daily habits and care. Religious growth requires action, i ; the actual doing of the right things instead of the wrong, each day. Say ■ ; your prayers tonight, but unless you act on them tomorrow they are not 1 worth much to you or anybody else. The world in which you live is a very wonderful world. Twenty-five percent of all the people who ever lived are alive today. Within your I lifetime this will become fifty percent. . The work week has been cut fifty percent since the turn of the century, : and will be cut in half again by the year 2000. Will you be able to handle _well your leisure time? ZT In this fast changing world in which you live, your high school diploma :will only be a down payment on your lifetime education. You will need • to return to school one month of every year to keep up with our rapidly ■ changing society. - ■ Your teachers and parents wish for each of you an abundant, useful, ■ as well as purposeful life. Each of you can make this so, by developing I your talents to a high level. Good Luck to each of you in the years ahead. Sincerely, N— _ f7?. 8 prinripal $ BWsajje Congratulations to the class of 1968 on your excellent annual. This is a true pictorial representation of school life at Broken Bow High School. The editors and staff are to be commended on their leadership and hard work that has gone into the makeup of the 1968 Warrior”. I would like to take this opportunity to congratulate you, the class of 1968. Best wishes for the future and may there always be a feeling of pride when someone speaks of Broken GEORGE M. MILLER - Superintendent KEITH L. WADE - Principal Bow High School. tu -d z ( i ( ROYCE FERGUSON ROY FAUOUET CARLOS SCHAPER, School Attorney CLAIR WILLIAMS, Vice-Pres. CHARLES GILES, Treas. MILDRED SCHWENGLE Spanish PATRICIA RUSSELL Girls' Phys. Ed., English ELAINE MITCHELL Developmental Reading Now, this is our strategy for the next day!' Buenos dias, alumnos! Smile, you're on Candid Camera!” VICKIE MACKENSTADT Jr. and Sr. High English LOUISE STUTZMAN Sr. High English FLORENCE COX Sr. High English Plotting against the English students? This totals up to d$ ®. Now, this right here is the epiglottis. RICHARD BASSETT Speech and English JACK HAUSMANN Commercial DUANE BIEDE Commercial JOE CUPL Physics, Chemistry, General Science KENNETH COX Biology General Science Well, let's see. Hm-m-m-m-m??!? ROBERT SEEGER General Science VIRGIL KORTE Algebra Math 12 Basketball RICHARD STEPHENS Math Sr. High Basketball LOUIS STITHEM Jr. High Math, Jr. High Sports That's three points to the left ... x + y + z = Q W (?) In my opinion ... MARSHALL RUSSELL Phys. Ed., Sr. High Football, Track JAMES MILLS Shop, Drafting, Cross Country, Wrestling HOWARD HANSON Trades and Industries, Wrestling •• • • Oh boy! I'm glad I don't have to take this test. GARY WRIGHT World History, American Gov't. GARY DOBBINS Vocal Music TOM MAJORS Instrumental Music ... and they lived happily ever after. Mr. Sweenie’s two political friends (?) plotting against him. GERRIT HAMBLIN Jr. Hi. History, American Gov’t. WILLIAM BLACKBURN Jr. High Athletics, Am. History MONA HOSHAW World Geography, Jr. Hi. History MARVIN WADELL JOANN KOTTMEYER MYRTLE HALL Vocational Ag. Home Economics Jr. High Art, Librarian That’s $3.37 an hour! But, I don't WANT to be a fashion designer ... Mr. Miller, it figures out we have $739,521,003,469.02 in the treasury. The two cents is a postage stamp. PATRICIA WADE Principal's Office BARBARA GOLDEN Superintendent's Office JOHN SWEENIE Guidance Counselor Cheer up! Things will be worse tomorrow. North Park Cooks (1. to r.): Mrs. POMPLUN, Mrs. DICKEY, and Mrs. ELLINGSON (Mrs. HAGMAN not shown) Custodians (I, to r.): FLOYD DARE, SAM KRAMER, and LOWELL SPENCER Mrs. ELSIE JENSEN, Lunch Supervisor Custer Cooks (1. tor.): Mrs. FLYNN and Mrs. RICHESON WILLIAM RUSSELL ADAMS President JOEL MARTIN MILLER -Vice-President JOHN W. BOOKS -Treasurer (Has rtf BEVERLY ANNE KELLER -Student Council MICHAEL JOSEPH SMITH -Student Council MR. JOSEPH CUPL -Sponsor 1 MARLENE KAY JOHNSON -Secretary JEAN LOUISE BEAL MYRON DALE ANDERSEN HOLLIS CATHRINE ARNOLD SHIRLEY ANN BROWN JOHN BLAINE BEAVERS WILLIAM R. BORDERS JR. TRUDY MAE BRAND MICHIAL EUGENE BEEKMAN NANCY JO BRUSH ROBERTA ANN BIRNIE LINDA RAE CHANEY PATRICIA MAREE COLLINS LARRY THOMAS CALDWELL I CONNIE JEAN COLEMAN KEVIN TYREE COOKS LEY LUPE ESCUTIA MICHAEL DEAN DAHARSH SHARON MARIE DICKEY JACQUELINE LOUISE DOBESH RONALD R. DERR STEVEN KENT DEAN MARIANNE EVANS MARY ELAINE FARMER DAVID HENRY HAUMONT i AS ; -M I MARY GWENDOLYN GUNTHER DAHL K. JUNGREN CAROLYN RAE HROMAS GARY M. KNOELL ROY ALVA JONES SALLY LYNN KOEFOOT JUDITH ANN JEFFRIES SALLY JEAN HOUSEL STEVEN JAMES LAND LAVERN DEAN LARSON CALVIN CLAIR LEWIS RONALD RALPH LEWIS CONSTANCE JOYCE LOMAX LESLIE ANN LOMAX ROBERT DEAN LYNCH NANCY JEAN PATTERSON GREGORY FRANKLIN MILLER JANET MARIE NETH ROBIN GREG MAYO TOM OWEN MILLER FLORENCE JEAN KLEEB SHERRY GAYLENE MARTIN CONRAD G. PELSTER LOIS ELIZABETH PETERSON DONALD KENT PROVINCE GREG L. PHIFER KAY ELAINE PIRN IE ■I DAVID B. SEARS BERNARDINE JO SHOTKOSKI VELMA ELAINE SNELL DONNA LEE SPIVEY VICKIE LEA TEAHON LYLE L. TEEL SHEILA MARIE WILLIAMS PATRICIA ANN WINBERG PHYLLIS CATHERINE WOLOSEVICH MARTIN E. TEMPLIN PENNY SUZANNE TOMPKIN CHERYL JEAN HAUSER LARRY LEVERINGTON Absent when pictures were made BERNARD GOODWIN Sharon Dickey, Trudy Brand, Ellen Adams, Shirley Brown, Barbara Andersen, Jean Beal, Roberta Birnie, Sally Koefoot, Sally Housel, Patty Collins, Connie Lomax, Holly Arnold, Carolyn Hromas, Kathy Hoob-ler, Sonia Sullivan, Leslie Lomax, Kay Pirnie, Nancy Jo Brush, Bev Keller, Debbie Wright. Jim Cunningham, Don Province, David Sears, Larry Larson, Larry Caldwell, John Beavers, John Books, Steve Land, Myron Andersen, Doug Portsche, Joel Miller, Greg Miller, Bill Adams. THE SENIOR STORY by Lois Peterson assisted by Kay Pirnie and Nancy Jo Brush In those days a decree went out from Miss Henrietta Johnson of Custer and Mfs. Erma Daily of North Park that the kindergarten populous of Broken Bow, Nebraska of 1955 should be enrolled. This was the first enrollment when George M. Miller became the Superintendent of Broken Bow Schools. And all went to be enrolled, each to his own grade school. And those in the northern region went to North Park, and those in the southern region journeyed to Custer. And after a time of mgs and rhythm bands the time came for the delivering of the children into the hands of the first grade teachers. And much merriment and joy took place in the southernmost region where a great circus was produced by the first graders. And it came time for the passing of the children to the higher grades and the teachers were filled with fear. And the first grade teachers said to them. Be not afraid; for behold, we bring you good news of a great joy which will come to all people; for to you is passed this day in the city of Broken Bow the greatest class in the history of our schools. And this will be a sign to you, that by the time they are graduated in ’68 they will have accomplished many great works”. After the grade school teachers had taken their charges upon them, the junior high teachers said unto themselves, Let us now take this famed class and see what great works they do perform . Now soon their voices came to the sixtn graders of each separate region, the North and the South, and said, Rise and go forth to the meeting grounds of Broken Bow Junior High School . And a great number, 78, rose and went, but there came much wrath and jealousy between the two groups until they learned to study and live together in peace. And this tribe of Indians” became known as the seventh graders, and their works were famed throughout the land. And when the teachers had taught them thus, they made known to the eighth grade teachers the wonders of the children. And they who heard it wondered at what the teachers told them. And at the end of their eighth year they looked from the stage of graduation to the promised land of High School. And the children grew ana became strong, filled with wisdom and the favor of their teachers. Then King Virgil Korte summoned the class into the green Land of Freshmen. He saith, Here is a good land; a land of opportunity. Follow the star that you see yonder and you will find great reward. To lead the class onward a chieftain, Joel Miller, was chosen. His aides were Bill Adams, and Debbie Wrignt; and his representatives to the Court Council were Teri Cook and Steve Dean. Shepherd Kenneth Withee next led the class under his staff into the land of Sophmores. The chieftains in the second year were Bill Adams, Bill Catchpool, Beverly Keller, and Patty Collins. Linda Schneider and Greg Miller were representatives. Wiseman Jonathan Sweenie led the class on a pilgrimage through the year of junior reign the star still led the class and they brought forth gold in the shape of class rings. And also was brought forth frankincense to the reigning seniors in the form of a gala festival called, Fantasy Under the Sea. Myrrh was bestowed upon an audience in a dramatic presentation of No More Homework . Laurels were also conferred upon the class for their winning homecoming display. The Chieftains for the year were Greg Miller, Ken Stephens, Kay Pirnie, and Bev Keller. Representatives were Debbie Wright and Bill Adams. Following the star, the class came unto the Region of Seniors, and was led by the Prophet Joseph Cupl. The Chieftains were Bill Adams, Joel Miller, Marlene Johnson, and John Books. Representatives were Mike Smith and Beverly Keller. And when the decree went forth that Homecoming was drawing nigh, a royal court was chosen and King Gary Knoell and Queen Patty Collins reigned over the festivities. Prophet Cupl did tell that it had been the greatest class ever. And all who heard it did not wonder. And at the end of the tyelfth year each class member went his separate way, but kept in his heart all that he had learned. For he would now follow his goal ... His star. CLASS FLOWER ... Yellow Rose CLASS COLORS ... Mint Green and Aqua Blue CLASS MOTTO ... It matters not what you are thought to be, but what you are. THE Seniors THE Seniors, yeah, that's finally us! THE Seniors, we're the upper crust, THE Seniors, none have equaled us, We'U graduate or else we'll bust! And now, as Seniors, we are proud! THE Seniors, we play it cool, THE Seniors, we’ve no one to fool, THE Seniors, welve learned the Golden Rule Oh, what an asset to our school!! Grletoenth Janice Carson Tom Cordell Jerry Coryell Rita Craig o A A m o Betty Akin Susan Andersen Cortland Anderson Becky Arnold Roger Bayne Wayne Beavers Mike Bell Terry Brand Cindy Brewer Kathy Brink Kenny Bryner Michelle Burke Sharon Curlile Nick Dean Linda Dickey Marc Dickinson Martin Dittmer Mark Doty Cindy Ellingson Sonia Esch a Bill Fann John Farritor Paula Farritor Doug Ferguson Opal Ferguson Scott Ferguson Bradley Gates Linda Gehrman Mike Goeden Frank Govier Lana Govier Jerry Gracey Susan Grady Kathy Guthery Vikki Hagadorn Jim Halbersleben Charles Harris Kerry Harris Paul Heffelfinger Randy Herrold Dick Hoffman Darwin Holcomb Marcia Holmes Mike Horn Rick Horn Tim Horn Silver Hunt Danny Jacquot Johnny Johnson Jodene Johnson Cheryl Kapustka Kevin Kelly David Kleeb Linda Klingbeil Lynne Klingbeil Jacki Kruser (flehcnth Craig Lacy James Landen Mary Larsen Kathy Lewis Randy Linder Jerry Littlejohn Dan Lucas Linda May Trudie McBride Arlene Mills Judy Mohatt David Nelson Marvin Neth Dan Nichols Steve Palmer Mary Parker Tran Patterson Bill Pearson Neil Person Dorsett Plock Ivie Poland Kenny Pomplun Robin Pomplun Debby Purcell David Smith Rita Spencer Charles Staab Jan Steggs James Russell Daryl Samp Linda Satchell Ronnie Schweitzer Connie Seeger Jerry Seimer Shelley Sexson Greg Shaw Johnny Storms Sandra Teahon Carol Tierney Mary Tiff Irline Tolen Denny Tompkin John Ullrich Jerry Vaughan Jerry Wilkinson Bruce Willenberg Mary Wooters Randy Smith (ill'lU'tlth MR. HANSON - Class Sponsor CLASS OFFICERS - (1. to r.) - Chuck Staab - Secretary, Doug Ferguson - President, Debbie Purcell - Treasurer, Mark Doty - Vice-President. Janice Albin Ronnie Akpaugh Patty Andersen Jane Anthony Bob Armstrong Richard Behrends Diedre Bendowsky Diana Borders Leilani Bowling Dennis Brakeman Joyce Efryner Sherman Carr (tenth Virginia Carson Steve Chaney Debra Christensen Marvin Coble Dick Coffman Crystal Cooksley Karen Cotter Cheryl Criss Marion Curlile Kathy Derr Patty Derr Anita Dmery Eugene Ducker Trudy Dye Dennis Ellingson Diane Ellis Nancy Embree Jeff Evans r j cV htfn 1 Benjy Fink Bill Fisher Carol Fries Gene Giles $11 bill 1 L e lit Nancy Glover Roger Goeden Barbara Goodwin Bruce Govier Alice Hartman Rita Heath Mike Horn David Hromas Delwin Hyatt Darrel Johnson Margaret Kleeb Bruce Koefoot Susan Korte Pat Knoell Larry Krause Linda Krause Barbara Land Dennis Land Leslie Larsen Roger Larson Keith Littlejohn Kenneth Littlejohn Matt Lyne Donald McCaslin (lenth Keith McCulley Rex McCullough Larry McDermott Jim Me Fall Bob Martin Randy Mayo Ilene Meyer Larry Miller Diane Mills Linda Myers Kenneth Nelson Larry Nichols Susan O'Brien Jerry Olson David Owens Mark Pearson Pamela Pierce Dale Pracht Mike Roth Janet Russell Mark Schipporeit Judy Seimer Margaret Shepperd John Skeen Carl Snell Teddy Stithem Rex Taylor Paul Tierney Diana Thomas Rick Tolen Tiff Varney Georgia Weekly Alan Weidner Dennis White Janet White Mary Wiebusch Mike Wilkerson Jim Williams Charles Willis Monetha Wooters Diann Yantzie Patty Yantzie Mark Smith Jerry Sebesta (tenth MR. COX - Class Sponsor CLASS OFFICERS - (1. to r.) - Benjy Fink - Vice-President, Bruce Koefoot - Treasurer, Dennis Brakeman - Secretary, Sherman Carr - Student Council, Jeff Evans -President, (not pictured) - Margaret Kleeb - Student Council. Lawrence Adams Roger Albin Daryl Alleman Shirley Andersen Gail Andersen Gaytha Applegarth Debbie Arndt Sally Atkisson Harold Bayne Richard Bayne Lynn Beland Greg Bernhardt tilth David Birnie Kathy Books Doretta Booth Rodney Brakeman Debra Brunken Steve Buntemeyer Marvin Burnett Shirley Carson Tom Christensen Marjorie Clang Garry Coleman Nanci Cordell Jennifer Davis Marilyn Dickey Greg Dobesh Mary Ann Downin Sharon Eberle Donna Elfgren Galen Ellingson Gary Ellingson Dee Ferguson Gail Ferguson Nancy Ferguson Penny Franzen Karen Fries Dana Gates Ann Govier Jack Govier Frederic Grady Roger Crim Margaret Gunther Paul Hammond Joe Haumont Philip Haumont Darrell Hirsch Tim Hoffman Steven Horn David Huston Bill Hyatt Janet Hyslop Keith Jones Connie Kaps Mick Kingston Gordon Klapal Joan Knight Mary Lea Koeffler Patty Lacy Peggy Land inth Rodney Larson Verba Lauer Diana Lynch Gary Lynch David Lucas Virgil McCaslin John McKimmey Cheryl Marth Rick Mayo Tom Mayo Melva Merklin Carol Miller Mike Mohatt Jack Moore Marla Nierstheimer Stewart Olson Wayne Palmer Steve Pedersen Susan Pimie Tammy Plock Kenny Pracht John Ray Mary Richardson Deonna Richerson Becky Russell John Russell Rodney Russell Douglas Ryan Larry Schwietzer Joan Scofield Raymond Scott Regina Shafer Joe Shea Martha Shepperd Mark Smith Deanna Sorensen Martha Stevens Lana Stewart Vickie Stithem David Talbot Kathy Teel Conni Tierney Bonnie Trew Stephen VanCampen Mark Vaughan Mickie Vose Giles Warren Catherine Yamamoto MR. KORTE - Class Sponsor CLASS OFFICERS - (1. to r.) - David Huston - Vice-President, Marla Nierstheimer - President, Joe Shea - Student Council, Mary Richardson - Student Council, Roger Albin -Secretary-Treasurer. (Bighth Debbie Carpenter Debbie Clay Stanley Collins Linda Cook Robert Craig R. J. Croughan Vernon Daugherty Keith Davis Julie Doty Deanna Druery Sandra Ducker Debra Ellingson Sheila Aasen Rodney Armstrong Vivian Ash Nancy Baker Janet Behrends Greg Bell Troy Brand Caroline Brewer Karen Brink Mary Bruce Dwain Bryner Ann Burke Roger Ellis Patty Farritor Donald Fisher Janet Goeden Stephen Goeden Karen Gray Carol Grieser Debbie Hagman James Hartman Cindy Herrold Millard Holmes Stephen Hromas Mary Illingworth Dale Johnson Gordon Jones Stephen Joyce Karen Kaps Belinda Kasselder Kim Kelly Diana Kennedy Verlane Kleeb Robin Koozer Robert Lauer Dianne Leigh Eugenia Martin Steve Martin Jerry Mayo Luella Me Fall Shelley Miller Lynette Neth Jack Nollett Kim Owens Trudy Patterson Scott Peterson Melvin Poland Dick Powers driijhth Ronnie Price Verla Purintun Jim Richardson Sandy Rice Curtis Roberts Mike Robison Marlene Ryan Patty Ryan Cheryl Schmidt Jerry Shea Jim Shelboum Joni Sloggett . Xs• -W f-ri I £$ 4 Doug Stewart Margie Trythall Mike Whitesel CLASS OFFICERS - (r. to 1.) - President - Jim Richardson, Vice-President - Jerry Shea, Secretray - Cindy Herrold, and Treasurer - Ann Burke. j elnmth Leroy Eberle Sheila Eichelburger Rodney Erickson Scott Fann Karlene Ferguson Stephen Finney Virginia Glover Fred Govier Charles Grady Paul Hailicka Lisa Haller Randy Heffelfinger Ronn Anderson Connie Anderson Mary Ellen Beal Becky Books William Bruce Arlen Burnett Connie Christensen Jimmy Coleman Merriam Davis Julia Dean David Eienesia Kevin Dunn Kendra Hobbs Ginger Hoobler Ray Hunt Chad Huston Robin Iler Soni Jordan Ann Jungren Carol Kaps Sharon Landen Jim Larsen Gayle Leek Charles Lucas Randy Mann Roberta Mann Jerry Marple Resa Mayo Timothy Mayo David Myers Peggy Nelson Rebecca Olson Traci Peterson Beth Reed Craig Roberts Kathleen Ryan Randy Schmidt Steve Schrader Luella Schweitzer Mike Scofield William Seeger Jonny Seimer Susan Smets Denise Sorensen Kent Taylor Dee Wayne Thornton Timothy Tierney Billy Varney iSuluuith Lisa Wallace Edward Welch Merrick Whitesel Randy Wright Karen Yantzie Janelle Ward David Root CLASS OFFICERS - (1. to r.) - President - Tim Tierney, Vice-President - Randy Wright, Secretary - Beth Reed, Treasurer - Terrie Booth. Mr. Wadell - Advisor, Steve Dean - Reporter, Ken Stephens - Vice-President, Bill Adams -President, Cortland Anderson - Secretary, Darwin Holcomb - Treasurer, Frank Govier -Sentinel. Marvin Wadell - Vocational Agriculture Instructor and FFA Advisor. The primary aim of the Future Farmers of America is to develop competent, aggressive rural leadership. All Future Farmers should give attention to this cornerstone of their organization. Never in the history of our country has the need for agricultural leadership been so great. With the farm population representing a minority - a decreasing portion of the total population with more and more complex social and economic problems - the need for farm leadership is increasing in importance. Cortland Anderson with his livestock exhibit at the fair. Dennis Ellingson and his Yorkshire swine entry at the Custer County Fair. Planting trees at Pressey Park. Winners at the Chaffin Judging Contest at Burwell: Frank Govier, Cortland Anderson, Dave Haumont, Bob Martin. Members working for Pressey Park. Relaxation after beef judging contest at Palisade. Ken Stephens completing his hay feeder. Cortland Anderson preparing his feed bunk for the fair. Darwin Holcomb working on his shop project. Greg Phifer adding finishing touches to his picnic table. Jim Williams and his horse. Blue. Bill Adams and his prize horse trailer. Darwin Holcomb with his project heifer at the county fair. The Nebraska Centennial FFA Float, Steve Dean inspecting his sheep. Greg Phifer showing his prize heifer at the fair. Tim Horn preparing his heifer for show at the fair. Roger Fink and Darwin Holcomb exhibiting their entries at the Custer County Fair. JJiuture Ijmnemakers nf America MRS. KOTTMEYER - Chapter advisor (L - R TOP) Melva Merklin, Lana Govier, Linda Gehrman, Ivie Poland, Verba Lauer, Susan Grady, Kathy Lewis, Maty Wooters, Paula Farritor, Connie Coleman, Rita Craig, Vicki Stithem, Mary Tiff, Jean Kleeb, Barbara Goodwin, Doretta Booth, Margaret Sheppard, Shirley Andersen, Marjorie Clang, Elaine Farmer and Lana Stewart. jFuture Ijmiunnaki'r Aditutte Lana Govier and Barbara Goodwin Doretta Booth and Vicki Stithem Jean Kleeb L - R TOP) Connie Coleman - Historian; Barbara Goodwin -Student Council; Jean Kleeb - Rec.; Mary Tiff - Degree Chairman; BOTTOM - Susan Grady - Treas.; Lana Govier -Sec.; Marjorie Clang - Vice-Pres.; Elaine Farmer - Pres. OFFICERS: Linda Klingbeil - Parliamentarian, Shirley Brown - Treasurer, Rita Spencer - Secretary', Sheila Williams - Vice-President. Kathy Hoobler - President, Randy Linder - Reporter. FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA Mr. Hausmann The gavel is being presented to the Broken Bow Chapter from Linda Craig (K.S.C.). (Courtesy Custer County Chief) FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA Broken Bow Chapter Installation INTRODUCTION GREETINGS HISTORY OF FBLA MEANING OF FBLA MR. HAUSMANN MR. BIEDE MR. LARRY BONNER PHI BETA LAMBA INSTALLATION KEARNEY STATE COLLEGE PHI BETA LAMBA KEARNEY STATE COLLEGE REFRESHMENTS WILL BE SERVED FOLLOWING THE CEREMONIES Our members at Installation. (Courtesy- Custer County Chief) MEMBERS: (STANDING) Randy Linder, Jerry Olson, Craig Lacy, John Skeen. (SECOND ROW) Shirley Brown, Mary Gwen Gunther, Penny Tompkin, Sheila Williams, Katby Hoobler, Ivie Poland. (FRONT ROW) Rita Heath, Linda Klingbeil, Arlen Mills, Mary Tiff, Rita Spencer. il(t:(L'A SENIORS: (BACK ROW) Randy Borders, John Beavers, Ron Derr, Robert Allen, Wayne Hammond, Steve Land. (FRONT ROW) Calvin Lewis, Mike Daharsh, Lyle Teel, Jean Kleeb, Linda Stewart. MR. DUANE BIEDE - Sponsor (BACK ROW) Larry Caldwell - Student Council Representative, Sherry Martin, Barbara Andersen, Linda Chaney, Judy Hollenbeck, Trudy Brand, Becky Arnold. (FRONT ROW) Elaine Farmer - Treasurer, Phyllis Wolosevich - Secretary, Sandy Adams -President, Pat Winberg - Parliamentarian, Vickie Teahon - Historian, Lyle Teel - Vice President (not shown). JUNIORS: (BACK ROW) Kenny Bryner, Jan Carson, Rita Craig, Linda Dickey, Linda May, Jim Landen. (FRONT ROW) Cindy Ellingson, Linda Satchell, Susan Anderson, Kathy Lewis, Sharon Curlile. Lupe Escutia Kathy Lewis Waiting for the show to start. Welcome to The BROKEN BOW FASHION THEATRE The Broken Bow Chapter of DECA (Distributive Education Clubs of America) wishes to express its apprecia -tion to the following businesses for their efforts in making this Style Show possible. 6 Businesses showing clothes tonight are: Fariss Men's Wear Bow-Ette Ladies Apparel J. M. McDonald Co. Bow Booterie Corner Style Shoppe J. C. Penney Co. Olsen Co. Businesses furnishing accessories are: Family Shoe Store Dittmer Jewelry Businesses furnishing stage properties are: fi. E. Smith Sons--construction materials for the ramp Glaze Furniture--carpeting on the ramp Lewis Floral--two flower arrangements J. C. Penney Co.--rug runners from the steps to the ramp Bow Theatre—spot light Jack Jill--grass carpeting Harmony Hut--stereo and music Mrs. Russell Phyllis Wolosevich mb«r a. b t� 7 Volume II Imce III tint Teachers Give College Night NEWS REPORTERS: (BACK ROW) ’ � Linder, Nancy Glover, Trudy Brand, Robin I Pomplun, Lynne Klingbeil, away frow Mr. Hamblin. Mr. Basaett - I bob for apples. SOUTHWEST CONFERENCE Mr. Hausnsnn color T.V TEAM State Music December Clinic Birthdays Hard work, practice, nsEr. . . . 1 a Andrujovich L Randy Kapustaka . . 5 Tolen .... 8 Irich .... 8 ucas..........9 rpKo Vs Our sponsor, uz acnt. lilkinson. ro: Mr. Duane Biede COUNTY ‘.is GOVERNMENT I I Pomplun, Lynne Klingbeil, Ann Govier. (SECOND ROW) Vikki Hagadom. Kay Pir-Inie. Penny Tompkin, Beth Haller. (SEATED) I Linda Klingbeil, Susie Grady; (not pictured) S j Cindy Brewer, Jan Carson. Hateo boir, bai ra. The roximate nad youn .ttendanc Talents ed thes bey Here ley, dir C Lindsberg Director R. McQity Texas, band: an Chores, r of the 0 Colorado Relaxat Joyaent for. by tb lers of Mi lege, fhe side Orch« Flattsmout School Bar Wichita Bi There was____________ suing Pi l« Co-editors at work - Lois Peterson and Debby Purcell. their fathers Swear. such as don't and or Assistant editor by all oded on ; Iren jpa. t tending froe were Larry Dan Nichols, Karen Cotter. stands was reserved for then. After the game donuts, coffee, and milk were served. tea, good frieods, but as County Government Day nears Ik. Jekyll turns to Mr. Hyde. SPORTS WRITERS: (BACK ROW) Mark Smith, Jim , Richardson, Ron Stewart, Tom Cordell. (Not pic tured) Nick Dean, Bill Farm I mrte ■ Peoplia, mas items for points. This year we will be The Indians bad a very good football season ; four wins, four TYPISTS, ART and ADS: (BACK ROW) Mary Gwen Gunther, Sharon Dickey, Jean Beal. (SECOND ROW) Sheila Williams, Nancy Jo Brush. (SEATED) Marlene Johnson, Sonja Sullivan. (NOT PICTURED) Jodene Johnson, Connie Lomax, Arlene Mills, Carolyn Hromas, Georgia Weekly, Mike Smith. .I... .re required for entrance by the University of Mebras- Would you believe dancing? Slurp! Slurp! Watch those fingers! MEMBERS; (TOP to BOTTOM) Arlene Mills, Jan Steggs, Larry Caldwell, Paul Heffelfinger, Barb Goodwin, Margaret Kleeb, Mary Richardson, Penny Tompkin, Bill Fann, Nick Dean, Sherman Carr, Kathy Hoobler, Greg Phifer, and Joe Shea. OFFICERS: (RIGHT to LEFT) President - Debbie Wright; Vice-President - Dave Smith; Secy. -Connie Lomax; and Treas. - Beverly Keller. Who pulled the fire alarm?' (Dub Ellen Adams Sandy Adams Jan Albin Barbara Andersen Patty Andersen Shirley Andersen Susan Andersen Gail Anderson Debbie Arndt Sally Atkisson Jean Beal Diedre Bendowsky Trudy Brand Cindy Brewer Shirley Brown Debbie Brunken Nancy Jo Brush Janice Carson Virginia Carson Marjorie Clang Patty Collins Nanci Cordell Karen Cotter Mary Ann Downin Trudy Dye Sharon Dickey Sonia Esch Marianne Evans Paula Farritor Dee Ferguson Gail Ferguson Nancy Ferguson Opal Ferguson Nancy Glover Ann Govier Lana Govier Susan Grady Mary Gwen Gunther Cathy Guthery Vikki Hagadorn Alice Hartman Rita Heath Jan Hyslop Judy Jeffries Marlene Johnson Connie Kaps Cheryl Kapustka Beverly Keller Jean Kleeb Linda Klingbeil Lynne Klingbeil Joan Knight OFFICERS: Donnalee Spivey - President; Opal Ferguson - Vice-President; Sandy Adams - Treasurer; Kay Pirnie - Scrapbook Chairman; Not Pictured: Marianne Evans - Secretary. Sally Koefoot Susan Korte Patty Lacy Barbara Land Mary Lou Larsen Connie Lomax Leslie Lomax Susan O’Brien Mary Ann Parker Nancy Patterson Lois Peterson Kay Pirnie Susan Pirnie Dorsett Plock Robin Pomplun Debby Purcell Mary Richardson Joan Scofield Judy Seimer Bernardine Shotkoski Donnalee Spivey Jan Steggs Lana Stewart Sonja Sullivan Penny Tompkin Mary Wiebusch Our Sponsor - Miss Hall LIBRARIANS: (SEATED) Robin Pomplun, Sharon Dickey, Cheryl Kapustka; (STANDING) Carol Miller, and Susan Andersen. LIBRARIANS: Lana Govier, Donnalee Spivey, Marianne Evans, and Ellen Adams. LIBRARIANS: (1 to r) Rita Heath, Judy Jeffries, Jean Kleeb, Mary Gwen Gunther, ana Susan Grady. Not shown: Sandy Adams, Barbara Andersen, Jan Steggs, Carol Tierney, and Linda Klingbeil. Don’t look now, you guys, but ... 'Pass the punch! Aren't we dolls? (1 to r) Bernardine Shot-koski, Sally Koefoot, Kay Pirnie, Sonja Sullivan, Lois Peterson, Shirley Brown, Nancy Jo Brush, and Marlene Johnson. Robin Pomplun, Nancy Glover, Nancy Embree, Jan Steggs, Diane Ellis u OFFICERS: Ellen Adams, Deb Purcell, Susie Grady (Photo courtesy of Cole Studio) Mrs. Cox - Sponsor Emitter's The Broken Bow Junior Class PRESENTS January Thaw” Written by William Root Based upon the Novel by Bellamy Partride Directed by Richard Bauetl Nov. 16 and 17, 1967 ■i)uni nr (Elites The Slave Driver (Mr. Bassett) That camera's not loaded? (Robin Pomplun) No Kev, I think you should wear your hair like this - (Opal Ferguson, Kevin Kelly, Marc Dickin son, and Dave Smith. Herbert! What are you doing? (Michelle Burke, Tom Cordell, Betty Akin, and Nick Dean) e Just make me beautiful ... I (Opal Ferguson and Jan Steggs) fr (Pictures on this page courtesy of Dr. Tom Lucas.) Look at that! (Opal Ferguson, Nick Dean, Cathy Guthery, Jim Hal berslaben, Dan Jacquot) Gage, let me handle this. (Tom Cor dell, Dan Lucas) We're going to pray. (Susan Grady, Martin Dittmer) PRODUCTION STAFF Aaeutant Director, Mary Tiff Vikki Hagadorn Uahcro .......................Cortland Andcnon Johnny Storm Tom Patterron Hand Propertiee.................... Dorrott Plock Kerry Harm Jan Slegg, Lana Gorier Sonia Each Programs and Advertisement ....... Debby Purcell Lynne Klingbeil Arlene Mill Trudy McBride Paula Farritor SUge Manager ............................... Marc Dickinson Stage Properties..................... Mike Goeden Jerry Vaughn Mike Bell Prompter, .......................... Jnckl Knuer Marcia Holmes Linda Klingbeil Cindy Brewer Make-Up............................ Becky Arnold Shelly Sexon Linda Gehrman Rita Spencer Ticket Sale,................................ Jody Mohatt Kathy Lewi Janice Canon Carol Tierney Cheryl Kapuatka I vie PoUnd Stage Crew ..........................Jerry Selmcr Frank Govier Scott Ferguron Denny Tompkin Bill Fann Nell Perron Randy Under Dave Smith CAST (In order of appearance) FRIEDA .............. .... MICHEUF. BURKE HERBERT GAGE................. TOM CORDELL SARA GAGE ................... BETTY AKIN PAULA GAGE ................. ROBIN POMPLUN MARGE GAGE............... CATHY GUTHERY BARBARA GACE .............OPAL FERGUSON GEORGE BUSTED......................KICK DEAN JONATHAN ROCK WOOD.......MARTIN DITTMER MATHILDA ROCKWOOD.........SUSAN GRADY MR LOOMIS.......................... DAN LUCAS UNCLE WALTER................ MARK DOTY MATT ROCKWOOD.............. DAVID KLEEB CARSON....................DAN JACQUOT CONSTABLE ........... JIM HALBERSLEBEN The ACTION of th. PLAY Scene — The living room of the Gage family in a Pre-Rerolutioeary War ’ houee in Connecticut In late 19d7. Act I Scene One: A morning in June Scone Two: Evening of the same day. Act II Scene One: Next September (early morning) Scene Two: The following January (late afternoon). Act in Early the next morning 1967-68 Bmken Bflhi J ’duuil (Photo courtesy of Cole Studio) (Photo courtesy of Cole Studio) Majorette Debby Purcell Marching Ban it State Marching Contest at Pershing Auditorium; Lincoln, Nebraska (Photo courtesy of Cole Studio) Ctmrt'rt Banfi Our Director: Mr. Majors The Broken Bow High School Instrumental Music Department Presents The Senior High Band Junior High Band WINTER CONCERT Thomas M. Majors Director Tuesday Evening December 19, 1967 High School Auditorium 8:00 p.m. BAND OFFICERS: (L to R) Leslie Lomax -Vice-President, Opal Ferguson - President, and Marianne Evans - Secretary-Treasurer. TROMBONES: (L - R) TOP D. Pracht, K. Pomplun, M.Goeden. BOTTOM L. Krause, L. Larsen, Not shown M. Doty. SAXOPHONES: (L - R) TOP S. Williams, M. Dit-timer, D. Ellis. MIDDLE P. Anderson, K. Pirnie, M. Wooters. BOTTOM P. Pierce, L. Krause. Not shown J. Landen, J. Skeen CORNETS: (L - R) TOP D. Samp, D. Holcomb, W. Harpmond MIDDLE L. Miller J. Gracey BOTTOM M. Wiebusch Not shown O. Ferguson, D. Mills, R. Mayo WOODWINDS: (L - R) TOP P. Yantzie J. Kruser MIDDLE D. Yantzie BOTTOM N. Embree Not Shown T. Patterson BRASS: (1 - R) TOP K. Kelly, D. Owens, R. Herrold. BOTTOM M. Evans, L. Mc-dermott, R. Fann. FRENCH HORNS: (L - R) M. Kleeb B. Fann Not shown N. Dean FLUTES: (L - R) TOP L. Klingbeil, S. Korte, G. Weekly, B. Goodwin. BOTTOM C. Brewer, L. Petersen, L. Lomax, K. Cotter TROMBONE TRIO: (L- R) M. Goeden, K. Pomplun, M. Doty CORNET DUET: (L - R) O. Ferguson M. Wiebusch OBOES and BASSOONS: (L - R) D. Purcell, R. Spencer, and T. Dye DRUMS: (L - R) P. Tompkin, C. Anderson, C. Harris C. Kapustka Not shown: P. Heffelfinger CLARINETS: (L - R) TOP I. Poland D. Wright S. Brown R. Pumplun MIDDLE S. O'Brien L. Klingbeil N. Glover BOTTOM B. Land J. Alb in N. Brush C. Hromas TROMBONE QUARTET: (L- R) K. Pomplun M. Doty D. Pracht M. Goeden BRASS SEXTET: (L - R) TOP: R. Herrold, K. Kelly. MIDDLE: M. Doty, B. Fann. BOTTOM: M. Wiebusch, C. Ferguson. FLUTE TRIO 2: (L - R) C. Brewer L. Peterson, L. Lomax Swing Band SAXOPHONE TRIO: (L - R) K. Pirnie P. Andersen S. Williams CLARINET TRIO: (L - R) N. Brush D. Wright J. Albin FLUTE TRIO 1: (L - R) S. Korte G. Weekly K. Cotter Bnikiut tffmlu Iftijh -S'Hum 1 liltxi'it (Outrun Madrigal Our Director, Mr. Dobbins ACCOMPANISTS: Debby Purcell Georgia Weekly Sonja Sullivan Nancy Brush Opal Ferguson Swing Choir Courtesy of Custer County Chief ©trie (5lot' GIRLS’ SEXTET: (L - R) TOP L. Peterson, N. Patterson, M. Johnson, BOTTOM A. Mills. B. Haller, N. Brush GIRLS TRIO: (L - R) M. Evans, S. Koefoot, K. Hoobler. TRIPLE TRIO; (L - R) TOP O. Ferguson, M. Kleeb, L. Bowling. MIDDLE M. Burke, M. Wiebusch, J. Dobesh, BOTTOM D. Purcell, K. Hoobler, S. Sullivan Buys 05Uh' BOYS' QUARTET: (L - R) D. Nichols, L. Caldwell, T. Patterson, and J. Miller. MIXED OCTET: (L - R) TOP D. Kleeb, J. Halbersleben, T. Cordell, M. Doty. BOTTOM C. Brewer, J. Albin, S. Koe-foot, L. Bowling. MIXED QUARTET: (L - R) TOP D. Nichols, J. Miller BOTTOM C. Hromas, B. Haller. Cortland Anderson Mary Gwen Gunther, Sharon Dickey Connie Lomax Sonja Sullivan Ellen Adams Susan Grady Debbie Wright Dale Pracht Lois Peterson Sheila Williams Lana Govier Leslie Lomax Marlene Johnson Nancy Jo Brush Joel Miller and Greg Miller Donnalee Spivey and Judith Jeffries Connie Coleman Mr. Cupl, Sponsor Opal Ferguson Vikki Hagadorn, Jan Steggs, Kay Pirnie, and Beverly Keller 19118 IHarrior Staff Donnalee Spivey and Judith Jeffries Connie Lomax Leslie Lomax Debbie Wright Lois Peterson Sonja Sullivan and - -Ellen Adams Nancy Jo Brush and - -Marlene Johnson Connie Coleman------ Joel Miller and------- Greg Miller Sharon Dickey and - -Mary Gwen Gunther Sheila Williams Kay Pirnie and Bev Keller ------------Co-Editors Administration Introductory Pages Annual Staff Co-Valedictorians National Honor Society Behind the Scenes Thank You ------------- - Seniors Senior Song ----------Underclassmen Foreign Exchange Students -------- - junior High Student Council ...............F.B.L.A. DEC A Indian ....... Sioux Club ---------- Band Choir .... Typist - - - Football - - Basketball Wrestling Jr. High Sports .... Typist - Advertising Jean Beal Art Work UNDERCLASSMEN Lana Govier F.H.A. V UlllclUU AllUUloUll I • I • A ■ Track Junior Class Play Vikki Hagadorn Dale Pracht - -- -- -- -- MR. CUPL ... SPONSOR (Ln-llal etuctnrians (Oass nf l%7 linger Carl Hrainarti anti (timnthu Sunmeth Sihuvstnn (Photo courtesy of Custer County Chief) Aational Sumor j oriety Iflilliaut Sussell Abams Cortlanb Mantes Anbersun Cinbu Unu Sretoer •$ hirleji Ann Proton Aanru -?in Srush Connie Scan Coleman Snug Ifi. Jforgueon Opal Hlarie Jf erijusun Hlar i (Gtuenbulun (Gunther Darin in S. Stolromb Subih Ann Jeffries Seherlu Anne Seller $ 'allu Sgnn Sue foot Constance Sojice So max See lie Ann So max Subin (Greg Iflayo (Gregoru Jfranhlin HI ill or Sloel ILHliUer Sois Cli-abcth petcrson (Greg S. phifer Sau Claine pimie Debra Ann Purcell Donalee $ piltcg Senneth Iflayne Stephens $ on(a Sau $ullibun Debra S ean HI right Nancy Jo Bush - Alternate Xahraskit fiegents J thtUarshtp illtnners Robin Mayo - Winner Ken Stephens - Alternate 'HiltH'r the ? r.-:Sr. Bronx PROGRAM Toastmistress--------------- - - Nancy Patterson Welcome---------------------------- Greg Miller Response----------------------------Tim Kingston Piano Solo Concerto - In Driftwood - Debby Purcell Speaker - - Under the Sea - Mrs. A. J. Schwengle Vocal Solo-------------Red Sails - Lelani Bowling Trumpet Duet - Seaweed for Two - Mary Wiebusch Opal Ferguson Minnie the Mermaid MENU Baked Ham Creamed Peas Tomato Juice French Bread Molded Jello Salad Strawberry Shortcake Baked Potato - Butter Hello, there! Sftmtermmng 1967 HOMECOMING QUEEN CANDIDATES: (L - R) Elaine Farmer, Debbie Wright, Kay Pirnie, Penny Tompkin, Queen Patty Collins, Sandy Adams, Marianne Evans, Kathy Hoob-ler, and Beverly Keller. Queen Patty Collins and King Gary Knoell jFnretgn (Cristina Anbru(obirh jfrnm Argentina (Jrxrhangi' i.Que otras palabras puedo decir a no ser de agradecimiento? Si', agradecimiento a todo y a todos, familias, escuela, profesores, y amistades, en fin, a Broken Bow y su communidad integra; porque todos han contribuido en que yo me siento tan a gusto en lo que creia que me resultana ex-trano distinto y hasta me inspiraba un pequeno te-mor el ingresar eu esta nueva vida. Pero no sabia que en medio de todo haria una gran satisfaccion y una enorme sorpresa me deparaba: y fue al ver que todos me tendian la mano para ayudarme en mis nuevas experiencias. Por todo esto; gracias, millones de gracias! Cristina Andrujovich What words can I say other than those that express my gratitude? Yes, thanks to all for everything: the families, the school, the teachers, the friendships, and finally to Broken Bow and the entire community. All have contributed to making me feel at ease in the myriad things that I thought would be strange and different. I was somewhat afraid at first to step into this new way of life. However, I did not know that in the midst of all this I would have a feeling of great satisfaction and an enormous surprise. It was to see that all extended their willing hands to help me in my new experiences. For all this, thanks, a million thanks. Cristina Andrujovich Die Schule Klasee sind in Osterreich nicht die selbe wie die Klasse in Amerika. In Osterreich ge-hen die Leheren von eine Klasse zu andere Klasse und die Studenten haben jede Jahr in hoch Schule die selben Laufen. Die Studenten haben Schule sechsten Tage der Woche und am zweiten Tage von acht Uhr am Morgen zum seben Uhr am Abend. Die Studenten haben am meisten siebzehn Facher der Jahr. Da sind drei Klasse der Woche in Facher wie: Geographie, Musik, Klavier, Deutshe, Git-arre, Sport, Philosophic, Biologie, Physik, Chemie, Kunst, Geschichts, und Mathematik. Sharon Cotter School classes in Austria are very different from in America. In Austria teachers go from class to class and each year in high school students take the same courses. School is in session six days a week and on two days from 8:00 A.M. to 7:00 P.M. Students take an average of seventeen subjects per year. There are three classes per week in subjects such as: geography, music, piano, German, guitar, sports, philosophy, biology, physics, chemistry, art, history, and math. •Sharon (Cotter Sharon Cotter iln Austria Tenth Grade class with their pinata- Kathy Hoobler and Holly Arnold' (Oases tie (jjspantfl SENIOR SPANISH CLASS: Jean Beal, Debby Purcell, Michelle Burke, Dick Hoffman, Kathy Hoobler, Susan Grady, Christina Andrujovich, Tom Miller, Judy Jeffries, Holly Arnold, Donalee Spivey, Marianne Evans, Beverly Keller, Nancy Jo Brush, and Leslie Lomax. JSt tS (L - R) Patty Andersen, Jan Albin, Susan Korte, and Carol Fries. (L - R) Myron Andersen, David Sears, Larry Larson, Not Shown: Dahl Jungren. That's way, Larry! Donnalee Spivey: That’s about 5,13684 grams. Robin Mayo and Doug Portsche: Quiet, geniuses at work! (Photo courtesy of Cole Studio) I I use Ultra-Britel” It's like this.” Junior High Band Behinh the Irenes Yea team! (Pep Band) ”Hey! ” Wait till we're on stage. Once upon a time the annual looked like ... An Indian pow-wow. Jfimtlutll (fit its M. Bell - 41 S. Carr - 43 S. Ferguson - 50 G. Knoell - 88 B. Fink - 40 K. Littlejohn - 51 n. Person - 27 J. Vaughn - 55 J. Ullrich - 42 M. Horn - 76 R. McCullough - (Photos courtesy of Custer County Chief) darkles (Photos courtesy of Custer County Chief) B. Pearson - 83 D. Holcomb - 84 K. Kelly - 45 T. Cordell - 86 T. Brand - 89 C. Pelster - 87 B. Koefoot - 77 D. McCaslin - 85 R. Tolen - 81 J. Cunningham - 52 M. Goeden - 74 G. Miller - 78 J. Evans - 67 R. Larson - 71 M. Schipporeit - 11 S. Dean - 69 R. Goeden - 56 (Photos courtesy of Custer County Chief) Centers (Photos courtesy of Custer County Chief) J. Olson - 82 K. Stephens - 15 M. Pearson - 57 C. Stabb - 64 D. Hromas - 75 Barks (Photos courtesy of Custer County Chief) P. Knoell - 14 n. Dean - 10 B. Fann - 17 J- Farritor - 20 D. Brakeman - 26 L. Krause - 28 M. Dickinson - 19 D. Ferguson - 23 B. Adams - 24 D. Kleeb - 29 D. Smith - 12 M. Wilkerson - 25 J. Miller - 54 R. Stewart - 16 L. Teel - 22 P. Tierney - 18 J. Storms - 63 B. Martin - 58 C’mon Guys, be careful!” Two down and nine to go. Man!! Get a load of those Minutemen. B.B. FOOTBALL SCHEDULE 1967 Opp. 0 Lexington 14 38 Ainsworth 6 12 Ogallala - - 18 13 Minden .... 16 27 Holdrege 13 Ord 18 Cozad - - 21 33 Gothenburg - - ■ - -12 21 G.I. Central Catholic - - - - 13 (Photos courtesy of Cole Studio) Is it a good one?' Mike Goedon - 44 Scott Ferguson - 12 Mark Pearson - 20; Dick Behrands - 14 Courtesy of Cole Studio Mike Wilkerson - 22 Dennis Brakeman - 44 Dennis White - 32 Randy Mayo - 40 Courtesy of Cole Studio (Not shown) Doug Ferguson Dave Smith Gary Knoell shoots for a basket. Gene Giles - 33; David Kleeb - 42 The Reserve Team Mike Bell - 22; Dan Lucas - 14 Dick Hoffman - 10 Larry Krause - 24 HHrestling Lawrence Adams Allan Weidner Bob Lynch Benjy Fink Bill Adams - Paul Tierney Mike Horn Frank Govier - Chuck Staab Rex Fann Darwin Holcomb - Bob Armstrong Gary Ellingson - Bill Pearson The 1967-68 Varsity Team Larry Nichols Matt Lyne Mr. Mark Russell, Head Coach. Mr. Roger Russell A cadet assisting coach. Mr. Virgil Korte, Assistant Coach. Dennis Tompkin, Student Manager. SPRINTS: John Farritor, Ron Stewart, Martin Ditt-mer, Doug Ferguson. QUARTER-MILE: Martin Dittmer, Doug Ferguson, Bill Fann, Neil Person, David Kleeb. HALF-MILE RELAY: Roger Fink, Ron Stewart, John Farritor, and Ron Embree. DISTANCE RUN: (BACK ROW) Scott Ferguson, Mike Goedon, Cortland Anderson, Dave Smith, Jerry Vaughan; (F. ROW) Randy Herrold, Steve Dean, Mark Doty, and Ron Lewis. HURDLES: Dave Kleeb, Ken Stephens, David Sears, Bill Admas, and Jerry Vaughan. POLE VAULT - John Ullrich DISCUSS and SHOT-PUT: (B.ROW) Terry Brand, Bill Pearson, Robin Mayo, Kevin Kelly, and Darwin Holcomb. (F. ROW) Doug Ferguson, Jim Halbersleben, and Neil Person. POLE VAULT - Marc Dickinson and John Ullrich Kevin Kelly - SHOT-PUT HIGH JUMP: Jim Halbersleben. Scott Ferguson, and Gary Knoell. D. Nichols; (M. ROW) M. Doty, L. Larson, G. Giles, D. Beh-rends, M. Roth; (F. ROW) D. Land. T. Varney, R. Fann, B. Armstrong, M. Lyne (A. Weidner - not shown). 3fr. ijitgh Jftuitball (learn David Myers, Stewart Olson, Stanley Collins, John McKinney, Jack Govier, Steve Buntemeyer, Mick Kingston, John Russell, Vernon Daugherty, Gordon Klapal, Rick Mayo, David Huston, Roger Ellis, Rodney Armstrong, Steve Martin, Millard Holmes, Ronn Anderson, Mr. Blackburn, Kent Taylor, Steve Finney, Mike Whitesel, Steve Peterson, Jerry Mayo, Dale Johnson, Steve Horn, Jack Moore, Joe Shea, Kenny Pracht, Robin Koozer, Lawrence Adams, Kim Kelly, Greg Bernhardt, Scott Peterson, Greg Bell, Curt Roberts, Jim Larson, Fred Govier, Bill Seeger, Bud Eberle, Jim Hartman, Randy Wright, Steve Joyce, Gary Coleman, Darrell Allman, Chad Huston, Jerry Shea, Doug Ryan, Jim Richardson, Rodney Larson, Steve Goeden, Tim Tierney, Steve Hromas, David Denesia, Randy Schmidt, Mike Mohatt, Mark Smith. 7 ttitttir ijigh Basketball (BACK L-R): Giles Warren, Mark Smith, David Birnie, Tom Mayo, Mr. Blackburn. (FRONT L-R): Richard Bayne, Mark Vaughn, Gary Coleman, David Lucas. (BACK L-R): Rick Mayo, Mick Kingston, Gordon Klapal, Dave Huston, John Russell, Roger Albin. (FRONT L-R): Doug Ryan, Darrell Hirsch, Tim Hoffman, Greg Bern- (BACK L-R): David Denesia, Merrick White-sel, Chad Huston, Randy Wright, Jerry Mayo. (FRONT L-R): Jim Larson, Steve Schrader, Paul Hailicka, Steve Finney, Fred Govier, Charles Lucas. (BACK L-R): Mike Robison, Rodney Armstrong, Scott Peterson, Roger Ellis, Stanley Collins, Greg Bell, Steve Martin. (FRONT L-R): Steve Hromas, Cun Roberts, Jerry Shea, Jim Richardson, Steve Goeden, Dale Johnson. (BACK L-R): Stanley Collins, Rodney Armstrong, Roger Ellis, Scott Peterson, Steve Martin, Mr. Wadell. (FRONT L-R): Chad Huston, Randy Wright, Jim Richardson, Jerry Shea, Curt Roberts, Steve Hromas. JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS (STANDING L-R): Mary Richardson, Jan Hy-slop, Belinda Kasselder. (KNEELING L-R): Cindy Herrold, Julie Doty, Nancy FeTguson. Senior peitigrees ADAMS, ELLEN JOLENE - (College Preparatory) - Sioux Club 1,2,3,4, Pres. 4; Spotter 2,3; White Sweater 2, 3,4; Girls’ Glee 1,2; Junior Play 3; Library Club 1,2, 3,4; Librarian 1,2,3,4; Warrior Staff 4. ADAMS, SANDRA KAY - (Sandy) - (College Preparatory) Sioux Club 1,2,3,4; Spotter 3; White Sweater 2,3,4; County Gov't Day 3; DECA 4; Homecoming Candidate 4; Junior Play 3; Library Club 1,2,3,4; Librarian 1,2,3, 4; Vice Pres. 3; Treas. 4; Qualified for Regents 4. ADAMS, WILLIAM RUSSELL - (Bill) - (Vocational Agriculture) - Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,3,4; B Club 1,2,3,4; Track 1,3; Band 1,2; Pep Band 1,2; Class Vice Pres. 1, Pres. 2.4; Co. Gov’t Day 3; FFA 1,2,3,4; Secy. 3, Pres. 4; Homecoming Candidate 4; Junior Play 3; National Honor Society 3,4; Qualified for Regents 4; Student Council 3. ALLEN, ROBERT EUGENE - (Bob) - (General) - Football 2; Wrestling 2; DECA 4. ANDERSEN, BARBARA LYNN - (Barbie Doll) - (Commercial) - Sioux Club 3; FBLA 3; DECA 4; FHA 1,2,3; Library Club 1,2,3; Librarian 3,4. ANDERSEN, MYRON D. - (College Preparatory) - Basketball 1,2; Track 1. ARNOLD, HOLLIS CATHRINE - (Holly) - (College Preparatory) - Golf 3; Sioux Club 1,2,3,4; Girls' Glee 1, 2,3,4; Junior Play 3; Library Club 1. BEAL, JEAN LOUISE - (Bean) - (College Preparatory) -Sioux Club 1,2,3,4; Girls’ Glee 1,2; Indian Staff 3.4; Junior Play 3; Library Club 2,3,4; Warrior Staff 4. BEAVERS, JOHN BLAINE - (Beaver) - (T I) - DECA 4. BEEKMAN, MICHIAL E. - (Meb) - (General). BIRNIE, ROBERTA ANN - (Berta) - (General) - Sioux Club 1,2,3,4; White Sweater 2,3; Choir 3,4; Girls' Glee 1,2,3,4; Junior Play 3; Library Club 2,3; Librarian 2. BOOKS, JOHN W. - (JB) - (College Preparatory) - Football 1,2; Basketball 1,2; Track 1; Junior Play 3. BORDERS, RANDY - (Brandy) - (T I) - Transferred from Randolph, Nebraska, 1965, Football 2; DECA 4. BRAND, TRUDY MAE - (General) - Sioux Club 1,2,3, 4; White Sweater 2,3,4; Choir 2,3,4; Girls' Glee 1,2, 4; Co. Gov’t Day 3; DECA 4; Indian Staff 3,4; Library Club 1,2,3,4. BROWN. SHIRLEY ANN - (College Preparatory) - Sioux Club 1,2,3,4; White Sweater 2,3; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; FBLA 3,4, Treas. 4; Library Club 2,3, 4; National Honor Society 4; Qualified for Regents 4; Student Secretary 4. BRUSH, NANCY JO - (College Preparatory) - Sioux Club 1,2,3,4; White Sweater 2,3; Band 1,2,3,4; SWC Clinic 2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Small group 1,2,3,4; Choir 2,3,4; Madrigal 4; Small group 3,4; SWC Clinic 4; Girls' Glee 4; Indian Staff 4; Library Club 2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Regents Alternate 4; Qualified for Regents 4; Warrior Staff 4; Girls' State Alternate, Swing Choir 4. BRYNER, KAREN JOY - (Commercial, Vocational Home Economics, General) - FHA 1. CALDWELL, LARRY THOMAS - (Lar - L.T.C.) - (College Preparatory) - Band 1,2; Pep Band 2; Small group 1; Choir 2,3,4; Madrigal 3,4; Small group 2,3,4; Librarian 2; SWC Clinic 2,3,4; NMEA Clinic 4; Boys' Glee 4; DECA 4; Lunchroom Assistant 1,2,3; Student Council 4. CHANEY, LINDA RAE - (Commercial) - Sioux Club 1, 2,3; Band 1,2; DECA 4. COLEMAN, CONNIE JEAN - (Commercial) - Sioux Club 1; FHA 1,2,3,4, Pres. 3; Officer 2,4; National Honor Society 4; Qualified for Regents 4; Warrior Staff 4. COLLINS, PATRICIA MAREE - (Patty) - (College Preparatory) - Sioux Club 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Choir 1,2,3,4; Madrigal 4; Officer 4; SWC Clinic 4; Girls' Glee 4; Class Officer 2; Co. Gov’t Day 3; Homecoming Queen 4; Library Club 2,3,4; Librarian 2; Swing Choir 4; Harvest of Harmony Queen. COOKSLEY, KEVIN TYREE - (Gus) - (College Preparatory) - Wrestling 2; Choir 2,3; FFA 1,2,3,4. CUNNINGHAM. JAMES W. - (Cheezer) - (General) -Football 1,4; Wrestling 1,2,4; Choir 2,3,4; Group 4; Boys' Glee 4; FFA 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,4. DEAN, KENT STEVEN - (Vocational Agriculture) -Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; ”B Club 3.4; Track 1,2,3; FFA 2,3,4, Officer 3,4; Homecoming Candidate 4; Junior Play 3; Student Council 1.4. DERR, RONALD R. - (Fat Albert) - (T I) - Football 1; Wrestling 1,2; Track 1; DECA 4. DICKEY, SHARON MARIE - (Shorty) - (College Preparatory - Commercial) - Sioux Club 1,2,3,4; Spotter 4; White Sweater 2,3,4; Band 1,2; SWC Clinic 2; Pep Band 1,2; Choir 4; Girls' Glee 4; Indian Staff 3,4; Junior Play 3; Library Club 2,3,4; Librarian 4; Lunchroom Assistant 1,2,3,4; Warrior Staff 3,4. DOBESH, JACQUELINE LOUISE - (Jacki) - (College Preparatory) - Transferred from Sumner, Nebr., 1965, Sioux Club 2,3,4; White Sweater 3,4; Band 2,3; Pep Band 2,3; Choir 2,3,4; Small Group 4; SWC Clinic 4; Girls' Glee 2,3,4; FHA 3; Co. Gov't Day 3; Student Secretary 4. EVANS, MARIANNE - (Merv) - (College Preparatory) -Sioux Club 1,2,3,4, Officer 3; White Sweater 2,3; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4, Officer 4; Choir 4; Small group 4; SWC Clinic 4; Girls' Glee 4; Co. Gov't Day 3; Homecoming Candidate 4; Indian Staff 3; Junior Play 3; Library Club 2,3,4; Librarian 4; Officer 4; Warrior Staff 3; Swing Choir 4. FARMER, MARY ELAINE - (Rancher) - (General) Sioux Club 1,2,3,4; DECA 4; FHA 1,2,3,4, Officer 2,4; Homecoming Candidate 4; Indian Staff 4; District FHA Officer 3; State 4; Nat'l Delegate 4. GOODWIN, BERNARD ALLEN - (Veg.) - (T I). GUNTHER, MARY GWENDOLYN - (Gwennie) - (College Preparatory - Commercial) - Sioux Club 1,2,3,4; Spotter 3,4; White Sweater 2,3,4; Girls’ Glee 1,2; FBLA 4; Indian Staff 3,4; Junior Play 3; Library Club 3,4, Librarian 4; National Honor Society 4; Qualified for Regents 4; Warrior Staff 4; Betty Crocker Homemaker 4. HALLER, BETH IRENE - (Bethykins) - (College Preparatory) - Sioux Club 1,2,3,4; White Sweater 2,3; Choir 2,3,4; Madrigal 4; Small Group 3,4; Girls' Glee 1,2,4; Indian Staff 2,3,4; Junior Play 3; Library Club 2,3; Lunchroom Assistant 1,2,3, 4; Swing Choir 4; SWC Clinic 3,4. HAMMOND, DALE WAYNE - (General) - Band 1.2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; DECA 4. HAUSER, CHERYL JEAN. HOLLENBECK. JUDITH ANNE - (Judy) - (Commercial) - Sioux Club 1,2,3; White Sweater 3; Girls' Glee 2; DECA 4; Library Club 1. HOOBLER, KATHY JEAN - (College Preparatory) - Sioux Club 1,2,3,4; White Sweater 2,3; Choir 2,3,4; Madrigal 3,4; Small group 3,4, Officer 4; SWC Clinic 3,4; Girls' Glee 1,2,3,4; FBLA 2,3,4, Pres. 4, Vice-Pres. 3; Homecoming Candidate 4; Student Council 4. HOUSEL, SALLY JEAN - (General) - Sioux Club 1,2,3, 4; White Sweater 3; Band 1; Choir 4; Girls' Glee 3,4; FHA 1; Junior Play 3. HROMAS, CAROLYN RAE - (Commercial) - Sioux Club 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; SWC Clinic 2,3,4; Pep Band 2, 3; Choir 1,2,3,4; Madrigal 3,4; Small group 3,4; SWC Clinic 3,4; Girls' Glee 1,2,3,4; Indian Staff 4; Junior Play 3; Swing Choir 4. JEFFRIES, JUDITH ANN - (Judy) - (College Preparatory) - Choir 3; Girls' Glee 1,2; Library Club 3,4, Librarian 4; National Honor Society 4; Qualified for Regents 4; Warrior Staff 3,4; Editor 4. JOHNSON. MARLENE KAY - (College Preparatory) -Sioux Club 1,2,3,4; White Sweater 2,3; Band 1,2,3; SWC Clinic 3; Pep Band 1,2,3; Small group 3; Choir 2,3,4; Small group 4; SWC Clinic 4; Girls’ Glee 4; Class Secy. 4; Indian Staff 4; Junior Play 3; Library Club 2,3,4; Library Newsreporter 3; Qualified for Regents 4; Student Council 3, Student Secy. 4; Warrior Staff 4; Swing Choir 4. JONES, ROY ALVA - (Joy Rones) - (T I) - Band 1,2,3; Pep Band 2,3. JUNGREN, DAHL K. - (Ace) - General. KELLER, BEVERLY ANNE - (Bev) - (College Preparatory) - Sioux Club 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; White Sweater 2,3,4; Band 1,2; SWC Clinic 1; Pep Band 1,2; Class Officer 2,3; Co. Gov't Day 3; Homecoming Candidate 4; Junior Play 3; National Honor Society 4, Qualified for Regents 4, Student Council 4, Stud. Coun. Treas. 4, Student Secy. 3,4, Warrior Staff 3,4. KLEEB, FLORENCE JEAN - (Ho) - (College Preparatory - Home Economics) - Sioux Club 1,2,3,4; White Sweater 2; DECA 4; FHA 1,2,3,4, Officer 2,3,4; Library Club 2,3,4, Librarian 2,3,4; Qualified for Regents 4. KNOELL, GARY M. - (Stretch) - (College Preparatory) - Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; B Club 3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Homecoming King 4. KOEFOOT, SALLY LYNN - (Pixie) - (College Preparatory) - Sioux Club 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; White Sweater 2,3,4; Band 1,2; SWC Clinic 1,2; Pep Band 1; Choir 3,4; Small group 4; SWC Clinic 4; Girls' Glee 4; Indian Staff 4; Junior Play 3; Library Club 1,2, 3.4, Librarian 1,2; National Honor Society 3,4; Qualified for Regents 4; Student Secy. 3,4; Swing Choir 4. LAND STEVEN J. - (T I) - Basketball 2; Wrestling 1; Track 1,2; DECA 4. LARSON, LAVERN DEAN - (Larry) - (T I College Pre paratory) - Football 3; Band 1,2; Pep Band 1,2. LEWIS, CALVIN CLAIR - (Cal) - (T I) - Student Manager 1; Band 1,2,3; Pep Band 1,2,3. LEWIS. RONALD RALPH - (Ralph) - (General T I) -Basketball 1,2; Track 1,2,3; Junior Play 3. LOMAX, CONSTANCE JOYCE - (Connie) - (College Preparatory) - Sioux Club 1,2,3,4; White Sweater 2,3; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Indian Staff 4; Library Club 2,3,4, National Honor Society 4, Qualified for Regents 4, Student Council 4, Stu. Council Secy. 4, Student Secy. 4, Warrior Staff 4. LOMAX, LESLIE ANN - (Les) - (College Preparatory) -Sioux Club 1,2,3,4; White Sweater 2,3; Band 1,2,3,4; SWC Clinic 3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Officer 4; Small Group 3,4; Junior Play 3; Library Club 2,3,4; National Honor Society 4; Qualified for Regents 4; Student Council 3; Warrior Staff 4. LYNCH, ROBERT DEAN - (Lurch) - (General) - Transferred from Wakefield, Nebraska, 1965, Football 1,3; Basketball 1; Wrestling 2,3,4; B Club 2,3,4; Track 1,2,3; FFA 1. MARTIN, SHERRY GAYLENE - (College Preparatory) -Choir 3,4; Girls' Glee 1,2; DECA 4; Qualified for Regents 4. MAYO, ROBIN GREG - (College Preparatory) - Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 3; National Honor Society 4; Regent’s Winner 4; Qualified for Regents 4. MILLER, GREGORY FRANKLIN - (Niger-Chimp, Darkie) - (College Preparatory) - Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Wrestling 2; Track 1,2; Class Officer 3; Co. Gov't Day 3; Homecoming Candidate 4; Junior Play 3; National Honor Society 4; Student Council 2; Warrior Staff 3.4. MILLER, JOEL M. - (Jo' el”. Bore) - (College Preparatory) - Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1, 2,3,4; Band 1; Pep Band 1; Choir 1,2,3,4; Madrigal 3, 4; Small Group 3,4; SWC Clinic 1,3,4; Boys' Glee 4; Class Pres. 1, Vice-Pres. 4; Co. Gov't Day 3; Homecoming Candidate 4; Junior Play 3; National Honor Society 3,4, Vice-Pres. 3; Qualified for Regents 4; Warrior Staff 3,4. MILLER, TOM OWEN - (College Preparatory) - Indian Staff 4; Qualified for Regents 4; District Voice of Democracy 4; Centennial Youth Day 4. NETH, JANET MARIE - (Jan) - (College Preparatory) -Sioux Club 1,2,3,4; Choir 1,2,3. PATTERSON, NANCY JEAN - (College Preparatory) -transferred from Ogallala, Nebr., 1966, Sioux Club 3, 4; Choir 3,4; Madrigal 3,4; Small Group 3,4; Officer 4; SWC Clinic 3,4; Girls’ Glee 3,4; Co. Gov’t Day 3; Library Club 4. PELSTER, CONRAD GORGE - (Con) - (Vocational Agriculture) - Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 2; Student Manager 3; B Club 2; Track 4; FFA 4; Homecoming Candidate 4. PETERSON, LOIS ELIZABETH - (Eliza, Lo) - (College Preparatory) - transferred from Omaha, Nebr., '64, Sioux Club 1,2,3,4; White Sweater 3; Band 1,2,3,4; SWC Clinic 2; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Secy. 3; Small group 3,4; Choir 2,3,4; Madrigal 4; Small group 3,4; SWC Clinic 3,4; NMEA Clinic 4; Girls' Glee 4; Girls’ State 3; Indian Staff Assistant Ed. 3; Ed. 4; Junior Play 3; Library Club 2,3,4; National Honor Society 4; Qualified for Regents 4; Student Council 4. PHIFER, GREG L. - (College Preparatory) - transferred from Mason City, Nebr., 1966, Football 3,4; Wrestling 3,4; Boys' State 3; FFA 3,4; Homecoming Candidate 4; National Honor Society 4; Qualified for Regents 4; Student Council 4. PIRNIE, KAY ELAINE - (College Preparatory) - Sioux Club 1,2,3,4; White Sweater 2,3; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Small group 3,4; Class Secy. 3; Homecoming Candidate 4; National Honor Society 4; Qualified for Regents 4; Indian Staff 4; Junior Play 3; Library Club 2,3,4; Librarian 2; Officer 4; Student Council 3; Warrior Staff 4; Swing Band 4. PORTSCHE, PAUL DOUGLAS - (Pooch, Sugar Bear) -(College Preparatory) - Basketball 1; Track 1. PROVINCE. DONALD KENT - (Crash) - (General) -Football 1,2,3; Basketball 1; Wrestling 2; Track 1,2,3; Band 1; Co. Gov't Day 3; Junior Play 3. SEARS, DAVID B. - (Rusty) - (T I) - Track 1,2,3; Band STEPHENS, KENNETH WAYNE - (Pussy Legs) - (College Preparatory) - transferred from Stapleton, Nebr. 1965, Football 2,3,4; Basketball 2; Track 2,3; Boys’ State 3; Class Officer 3; Co. Gov't Day 3; FFA 2,3,4, Officer; Homecoming Candidate 4; Junior Play 3; National Honor Society 4; Regents Alternate 4; Qualified for Regents 4. STEWART, LINDA DARLENE - (General) - Girls' Glee 1; DECA 4. STEWART, RONALD FLOYD - (Stew) - (College Preparatory) - transferred from Kearney, Nebr., 1965, Football 3,4; Track 3,4; Homecoming Candidate 4. SULLIVAN, SONJA KAY - (College Preparatory) - Sioux Club 1,2,3,4; Spotter 3; White Sweater 2,3; Choir 2,3, 4; Small Group 4; SEC Clinic 4; Girls’ Glee 1,4; Co. Gov't Day 3; Indian Staff 4; Library Club 2,3,4; National Honor Society 4; Qualified for Regents 4; Student Secy. 4; Warrior Staff 4. TEAHON, VICKIE LEA - (Vic) - (General) - Sioux Club 1; DECA Historian 4; Library Club 1,2,3, Librarian 2. TEEL, LYLE L. - (Smilie) - (General) - transferred from Kearney, Nebr., Football 1,2; Basketball 1; Wrestling 2; Track 1; DECA 4, President 4. TOMPLIN, PENNY SUZANNE - (College Preparatory) -Sioux Club 1,2,3,4, Officer 4; White Sweater 2,3; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 2,3,4; Small group 4; FBLA 4; Homecoming Candidate 4; Indian Staff 3,4; Library Club 3,4; Qualified for Regents 4; Student Council 4. WILLIAMS, SHEILA MARIE - (College Preparatory) -Commercial) - transferred from Mema, Nebr., 1966, Sioux Club 3,4; Band 3,4; Pep Band 4; Small group 3,4; Choir 1,4; Girls' Glee 3,4; FBLA 4, Vice Pres. 4; Co. Gov’t Day 3; Indian Staff 3,4; Junior Play 3; Qualified for Regents 4; Student Secy. 4; Warrior Staff 3,4. WINBERG, PATRICIA ANN - (Pat) - (General) - transferred from Halsey, Nebr., 1966, Sioux Club 3,4; 1,2,3; Pep Band 1,2,3. SHOTKOSKI, BERNARDINE JO - (Jo) - (College Preparatory) - transferred from Arcadia, Nebr., 1965; Sioux Club 1,2,3,4; Spotter 3; White Sweater 3; Co. Gov’t Day 3; FHA 3; Library Club 1.2,3,4; Librarian 3; Qualified for Regents 4. SMITH, MICHAEL JOSEPH - (Mike) - (College Preparatory) - Football 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1,2; Co. Gov't Day 3; Indian Staff 4; Junior Play 3; Student Council 1,4. SNELL, VELMA ELAINE - (General) - transferred from Sargent, Nebr., 1966. SPIVEY, DONNALEE - (College Preparatory) - Sioux Club 1,2,3,4; Co. Gov't Day 3; Library Club 2,3,4, Librarian 3,4; President 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Qualified for Regents 4; Warrior Staff 3,4; Editor 4. FBLA 3; DECA 4; Parlimentarian 4; FHA 3. WOLOSEVICH, PHYLLIS CATHERINE - (Wallie) - (College Preparatory) - transferred from Central City, Nebr., 1965, Sioux Club 3; Cheerleader 3; DECA 4, Officer 4. WOODWARD, SUSAN NANETTE - (Suze) - (General) -Sioux Club 1; Girls' Glee 1,2,3; FHA 1. WRIGHT, DEBRA JEAN - (Deb) - (College Preparatory) - Sioux Club 1,2,3.4; White Sweater 2,3; Band 1,2,3, 4; SWC Clinic 3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Small group 3,4; Class Secy. 1; Co. Gov’t Day 3; Homecoming Candidate 4; Indian Staff 3; Junior Play 3; National Honor Society 4; Qualified for Regents 4; Student Council 3,4, Officer 4; Student Secy. 4; Warrior Staff 4. Congratulations Class of 68 THE FARMER’S UNION MILK PLANT Complete Line of All Building Materials HERMAN CARLAND, MGR.—EAST BROADWAY ' BROKEN BOW, NEBRASKA The Home of Dierks Yellow Pine Poles and Posts CENTRAL NEBRASKA COMMISSION CO. Broken Bow, Nebraska Cattle Sales Saturday Hog Sales Every Thursday RONNIE WOODWARD WALTER BRUNKEN JIM’S CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH Broken Bow, Nebraska LA PETITE SHOPPE Your Beauty Is Our Business MARG DAVISSON Ph. 872-6167 Specializing in Savings Acc'ts and Loans on Homes Broken Bow, Nebr. Phone 872-5792 HEFFELFINGER JEWELRY The Best to the Class of '68! Wyle r Watches Bulova Watche s Diamonds Gifts Repair CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF ’68 BECTON AND DICKENSON CO. DITTMER JEWELRY Your Jeweler on the Square Silver China Crystal Watche s Borel Bulova Longine s Wittnauer Accutron } AVIS H—5aint =)TORE Congratulations, Class of 1968 $ ED AND MABEL LOWDER Drapes - Paints - Gifts - Glass - Clocks - Wallpaper CO-OP OIL CO. Broken Bow - Eddyville A Full Line of Petroleum Products Fertilizer - Feeds Tankwagon Service You Can Get This Superb GROUND A BEEF at only (coop) SAFEWAY It's in a modern flavor-sealed package -- handier to use, easier to store! . . . more fine fresh flavor all the way through CLIFFORD ARMSTRONG, Mgr. JUST TRY IT and SEE BROKEN BOW PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSOCIATION Loans to Farmers and Stockmen Phone 872-2461 CARL HOLCOMB JR. , Sec'y CORNER STYLE SHOPPE Lady's Apparel LAURA and DOROTHY F.A. BATES, INC. 47 Years of Dependable Service 927 South C Street Broken Bow, Nebr. Phone: 872-2414 MASTER CLEANERS Spot Gerlach Broken Bow RUFF MOTOR CO. BROKEN BOW WHOLESALE CORVAIR BUICK MR. AND MRS. BOB KOOZER MR. AND MRS. MERTON GRESSLEY Congratulations, Seniors Broken Bow IF IT’S COOD FOOD BUZZ AND BETTY’S CAFE BUZZ AND BETTY HOOBLER Congratulations to the Class of 68 STEPHENS REALTY CO. Real Estate Insurance Loans Bonds ERVIN ROY 872-2062 Broken Bow, Nebr. Phone: 872-2821 Takes This Opportunity to Extend Our Congratulations to the 1968 CONGRATULATIONS Graduating Class of Broken Bow, Nebraska CLASS of '68 BROKEN BOW LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS If Your Clothes Aren't Becoming to You, They Should Be Coming to Us. L W TIRE SERVICE, INC. 202 South 9th, Broken Bow, Nebr. Your Firestone Headquarters in Broken Bow LYDDON’S ? BEN FRANKLIN STORE JACK NELSON, Manager M ONTGOMERY WARD BROKEN BOW STATE BANK Complete Banking Service Choose From Over 130, 000 Items In Our Catalog Phone 2-6441 or Stop in Broken Bow, Nebr. Broken Bow, Nebraska Each depositor insured to 15000 FDIC FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Congratulations HAROLD’S BOW INN Class of 1968 Broken Bow's FARISS Finest MENS WEAR Open 24 Hours a Day Store for Men and Boys ARMSTRONG if Tf WENQUIST, INC. IMPLEMENT CO. AUTO SUPPLIES Allis-Chalmers and Oliver Tractors and Farm Equipment Auto Parts and Accessories Broken Bow, Nebraska Phone TR 2-5611 Broken Bow w 872-2464 Cadillac - Rambler - Congratulations to the Class of '68 Pontiac - GMC Trucks Personality) Vitality) for Her Roberts ) Kings Way) for Him ARROW MOTOR CO. Owners: JIM AND EDITH CARTWRIGHT if) POXTliC TO SUIT VOUR TASTE HOLCOMB’S DRUG STORE KNOELL DATUS IMPLEMENT CONSTRUCTION CO. John Deere Sales and Service We Move the Earth BUDGE KNOELL 872-5183 LlSrkiL Phone 872-2261 Broken Bow, Nebraska Clothes Are a Ladies' THE ARROW SEED CO. Best Friend Congratulations Broken Bow, Nebr. to the Class of '68 Ph. 872-2231 BOW-ETTE LADIES’ APPAREL We Extend Heartiest Congratulations to the Senior Class of 1968 Best of Luck to Each of You. Corsages and Cut Bouquets ADAMS DAIRY QUEEN Broken Bow Flowers by Wire BROKEN BOW FLORAL AND NURSERY CO. RUSS, ANGENETTE ADAMS AND FAMILY ft enneuf ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY Congratulations Class of 1968 JONES’ INSURANCE HOWARD JONES, Have Car, Will Travel Broken Bow, Nebr. MARY BAKER PORTRAITS Wishes You the Best and Leaves the Rest of the Space for Your Autographs. 'r'io� o' ® MEAD LUMBER COMPANY Building Headquarters We're Proud of You, Class of 1968 BOW THEATER AND DRIVE INN thank you for your patronage! Congratulations, Class of '68 BROWN FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES Those Heavenly Carpets by Lees Lane Cedar Chests Admiral Appliances Color T. V. Kroehler Upholstered Furniture Congratulations to the Class of '68 GOVIER BROTHERS MORTUARY EVERETT GOVIER GEORGE GOVIER Broken Bow - Mason City With Vend-A-Wax 542 S. 9th Broken Bow Phone 872-2424 STEVE’S PIRNIE BROTHERS Broken Bow, Nebraska JACK’S TEXACO AND TIRE SERVICE DOG n SUDS DRIVE-IN Dog-Gone Good Food and Drinks DEAN SIGNS East Broadway Broken Bow, Nebraska LYNE ELECTRIC Complete Electrical Sales and Service r RCA Whirlpool Appliances and Kitchen Aid Phone 872-6131 There's a Growing Excitement at McDonald's Where There is Always More of Everything because we care 'You Call Us -- We'll Wire You. BOW BOOTERIE SANDERS AND HOLCOMB Shoes You Know Connie, Paris Fashion, Keds, Red Cross and Jacqueline Samsonite Luggage and Sportswear East Side of Square Insurance - Loans - Realtors Phone -872-5261 SIDLES COMPANY BIRNIE YANTZIE Wholesale Auto Parts Grain and Feed Broken Bow, Nebr. Broken Bow, Nebraska FABRIC CENTER Home of Fine Fabrics Ilene Powell and Juanita Connely EAST SIDE SERVICE Anthony J. Huhman Thomas E. Joyce Auto and Tractor Repair 7th D SINCLAIR SERVICE Congratulations to the Broken Bow Seniors Class of 1968 KEITH ZEIGLER LARRY HICKENBOTTOM Sinclair1 Best of Luck to Each of You. Goodyear Tires Batteries--Accessories REST HAVEN Broken Bow, Nebraska Phone 872-2979 Broken Bow, Nebr. Mobile Homes, All Sizes Travel Trailers Pickup Campers and Tops Open Evenings and Sundays 7 Year Bank Financing FEDERAL LAND BANK ASSOCIATION Farm and Ranch Loans BROKEN BOW MOBILE HOMES Long Term Low Rate F. A. WITCHER Manager East Highway 2 JERRY WILLS Phone 872-2323 WOODWARD AGENCY, INC. Real Estate, Insurance, Loans Allan Woodward, Auctioneer and Realtor Broken Bow, Nebraska GATEWAY BEAUTY SALON Edith Connely 517 South D 872-5065 STOCKMEN'S CAFE The Place to Go for Candy and Hamburgers Across From the CNC Congratulations Congratulations, Seniors SHULTZ TRUCK AND TRACTOR COOKSLEY FORD SALES REPAIR Broken Bow Lmrnln Continental K. C. FISKE EQUIPMENT CO. Service Sales Parts New and Used Farm Equipment Ph. 872-5021 Res. 872-2525 SALES See Us Today! SERVICE MARY’S FRONTIER SERVICE East Highway 2 Broken Bow, Nebraska Congratulations Class of '68 MILES N. LEE Multi-VUe-TV 728 South C f Vybfam Broken Bow, Nobr. 4MH CINDERELLA SHOP SUPPORT THE ADVERTISERS WHO HELP TO MAKE THIS BOOK POSSIBLE Jonathan Logan and Helen Whiting for the Particular Congratulations to the Class of '68 HESTED’S CULLIGAN SOFT WATER SERVICE CLAIRE MILLER Broken Bow, Nebraska Seen most often when there's water to soften. NEBRASKA STATE BANK PAYNE AND DITSON Hottest Brand Going Glaze fumurujis ‘T aux (Zarfret (Renter L. K. GLAZE, owner Broken Bow, Nebraska LaVONNE’S BEAUTY SALON Exclusive, But Not Expensive We Offer You Complete Beauty Service. 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 Square East Side of the Square Broken Bow, Nebraska Broken Bow, Nebraska Congratulations, Class of 1968 PALMER MONUMENT CO. Foodliner Bargains Plus Gold Bond Stamps Your Dollar Stretches More at Your IGA Store. JOHN BURVAINIS, Manager PLEASURE LANES DR. R. E. FREITAG 12 Brunswick Alleys and Pin Setters Best Wishes to the Class of 1968 East Highway 2 Broken Bow, Nebr. WM. PENN LODGE Highways 2-92-70 One-Half Mile East Broken Bow, Nebraska 872-2412 COAST TO COAST STORES Phone 872-2551 Klingbeil Well Drilling JL Store Off the Square Home of Frigidaire TRIPLETT’S BROKEN BOW, NEBRASKA KV El APPLIANCE 872-2436 Broken Bow, Nebraska WHITEHEAD Groceries and Meats WATCH SHOP at Ladies' and Gents' Watches and Bands Watch Repair East Side BROADWAY Broken Bow MARKET In Knowledge lies Security E. R. PURCELL Congratulations to Our School, Our Pupils, and Our Teachers. CENTRAL NEBRASKA Job Printing DRUG CO. Congratulations, Class of '68 Broken Bow, Nebraska BOW OIL COMPANY Service Stations to Serve You Broken Bow Anselmo Berwyn Mason City BEST POLICY AT ACL TIMES GERALD A. THURMAN Abstracting Loans Real Estate Insurance Best Wishes to the Class of '68 WILLARD C. JOHNSON Registered Shorthorns Broken Bow, Nebraska Congratulations Class of '68 J P SPORT SHOP Phone 872-5227 FARM EQUIPMENT, INC. Massey-Ferguson - Farmhand Sales and Service East on Highway 2 SECURITY STATE BANK Each depositor insured to E15JOOO FDIC FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Broken Bow, Nebraska We Extend Heartiest Congratulations to the Senior Class of 1968 Best of Luck to Each of You. Broken Bow, Nebr. JERRY AND JUNE STEGGS Congratulations Class of '68 DOLL-UP BEAUTY SALON GAYLE TAYLOR 235 South F. Broken Bow TANK WAGON SERVICE 540 South E. St. Broken Bow 872-9367 FARRITOR Used Parts and Body Shop Free Long Distance Line 27 Stations FARRITOR AUTO PARTS If We Don't Have the Parts We Can Get Them CREDIT BUREAU OF BROKEN BOW, INC. OWEN WESTERN WEAR GO WESTERN Everything for All the Family West Side Square In Broketi Bow, Nebraska gate O ROY MARGE HAINES Famous For PIZZA Largest and Best Hamburgers and Dinners Phone 872-9362 Billiards Shuffle Bowling 10 Tables Board 6 Alleys Best Wishes to the Class of '68 BEST OIL CO. TEDD C. HUSTON CARLYLE S. MARCHER iMobilj ROSE LEE SHOP Ladies' Ready-to-Wear Owner -- Gladyce LeLaCheur CUSTER COUNTY FARM BUREAU Animal Health Products Life - Health - Fire - Insurance - Auto - Farm - Liability Office Phone 872-6248 James D. Peters GAMBLES COLE'S STUDIO The Best to the Class of '68 FIRST AVENUE MOTEL A home away from home Owners: HOWARD AND MABEL BAILLIE DALE’S PHILLIPS 66 Congratulations Class of '68 BROKEN BOW PRINTERY Gas, Oil, Tires Batteries and Accessories Service Commercial Printing Office Supplies The World's Finest Portable Typewriters Ph. 872-2191 VERN COOK LEIGH’S BARBER SHOP UNIVERSAL INSURANCE AGENCY Your Business Appreciated 738 South C Street Broken Bow, Nebraska Phone 872-5977 CLAIR WILLIAMS and JIM ATKISSON Congratulations Class of '68 214 S. 5th Ave. Broken Bow, Nebraska 68822 A.R. (BOB) ADAMS Office Phone Res. Phone 872-2051 872-2488 BRYAN LEONARD CHIROPRACTOR Broken Bow Nebraska SURE HATCHERY Congratulations to the Seniors of '68 The Store With the Checkerboard Sign ■ ■■■■■■■■■a ARROW HOTEL Broken Bow Congratulations to the Class of '68 DR. H. B. STEVENS OPTOMETRIST West Side of Square CHET UNDER AGENCY Remember the VARNEY REXALL DRUG STORE for the best values in town. Remember KELLY INSURANCE AGENCY The Best in Drug Store Service EAGLE BAR MR. AND MRS. FOREST WOODS Best Wishes to the Class of '68 WILLIAM C. SCHAPER CARLOS E. SCHAPER Meet Your Friends at the ACHE PAIN Typewriters r 1' tfSgk Office Furniture School Supplies BARBER SHOP Phone TR 2-2471 on the North Side of the Square. CUSTER COUNTY CHIEF FARMERS INSURANCE EXCHANGE SUPPORT THE ADVERTISERS WHO HELP TO Auto - Travel - Fire - Life MAKE THIS BOOK POSSIBLE B. V. HOLMES 872-5381 CLYDE ARNOLD and SON HANSEN’S APPLIANCE Your General Electric Dealer Feed and Elevator Service After the Sale 142 South 10th Ave. Broken Bow, Nebr. Ph. 872-2132 Broken Bow, Neb. CHILDREN’S CENTER Compliments of DR. L.R. WALLACE Babes to size 12 OPTOMETRIST RUTH MYRTLE BURDICK GUNTHER Broken Bow, Nebr. 68822 FIRST AVENUE STORE Open 7 Days a Week 7:00 A. M. - 10:00 P. M. CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS! DOTY PACKING CO. Wholesale Beef and Pork Complete Custom Meat Processing Frozen Food Lockers Broken Bow PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS PIERCE PLUMBING l AND HEATING 872-6211 Broken Bow A soft answer turneth a-way wrath; therefore — POOHP DANGER: Students at workj (Count 'em) I’t ' really a prince • • the kid in the Biology class did this to roe, HEYJ W4KS UP THEREJ HI I’uui front the lUarrior j taff THANK YOU The 1968 Warrior Staff takes this means to thank all who have made this publication possible. First and foremost, we wish to express our gratitude to Mr. Cupl for his help and guidance. We also want to thank: Mrs. Barbara Golden for her bookkeeping help. All the Merchants who purchased advertising space. The National School Studios of Minneapolis, Minnesota, who furnished the underclassmen’s photos. The Custer County Chief and Cole Studio for action shots. Mary Baker Studio and Cole Studio, Broken Bow;Brown-Harano, North Platte: Behren’s Studio, Crete; Raymond Studio, Kearney; and Lumbard-Leschinsky Studio, Grand Island for the Senior Portraits. It is our sincere wish that this production will provide lasting memories of Broken Bow High School. - the Warrior Staff TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY The World's Best Yearbooks Are Taylor-made