Cario High School - Redskin Yearbook (Cario, NE)

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RITA KAY WADDINGTON Rita Paper Staff - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 3.4 Class Play ---------------------- 3,4 Annual Staff-------- - — - -- -- -3.4 Officer ----------- — - -- - 1,2.4 Glee..........................1.2. 3.4 Volleyball - ------------------------4 Pep Club......................1.2, 3, 4 Pep Club Officer-------- — - — - -- 2 Cheerleader - -------------------3,4 Librarian - ------- — - -- — - -2,4 Dramatics--------------------------1.4 MARVIN GENE WELTY Marv Basketball...............1,2, 3,4 Letterman - - - - - - - -1,2, 3, 4 Paper Staff ------------ ... 4 Football------------- — 1,2, 3,4 Track....................1.2, 3, 4 Class Play-------------------3,4 Annual Staff — --- -------- 4 CLASS OFFICERS: Mr. Hohnstein, Sponsor, Rita Waddington, Janice Meyer, Rodney Miller, Ann Marie Giffen, Trudy McCauley, Miss Platt, Sponsor.

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 JANICE KAY MEYER Jan Class Play-------------------- ------ 3,4 Annual Staff---------------------------4 Officer -- - ---1,3,4 Glee............................1.2. 3.4 Volleyball -------------------------- 4 Pep Club........................1,2. 3.4 Pep Club Officer--------------------- 4 RODNEY VAUGHN MILLER Rod Basketball-------------------2, 3, 4 Letterman--------------------2, 3, 4 Football.....................2,3.4 Track........................2,3.4 Class Play --- -------------- 3.4 Officer--------------------- 2.3,4 Glee.............................4 Annual Staff---------------------4 WILLIS EARL REED Earl Basketball - - - --------------- -1,2, 3,4 Letterman ---- - 4 Football..............................2.3,4 Track -------------------------------- 2 Class Play ----------------------- 3,4 Student Manager---------------------------1

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Class Mis tory In the fall of 1955, twenty-one willing, eager freshmen climbed aboard the rocket ship, Success, bound for the planet, Reality. The crew members were Benny Armour, Judy Baird, Roger Burry, Don Fowler, Ann Giffen, Richard Hadenfeldt, Clarann Harb, Carol Harders, Carolyn Hawk, Dick Helzer, Bill Holley, Ronald Jakubowski, Loren Kennel, Trudy McCauley, Janice Meyer, Tom Minor, Earl Reed, Sandra Schlund, Rita Waddington, Marvin Welty, and Dick Worman. At the helm were Ann Giffen, Trudy McCauley, Janice Meyer, Judy Baird, and Rita Wad- dington. During the first year Dennis Lorance joined our crew and Dick Worman transferred to another rocket ship. Before the beginning of our second year Dennis Lorance transferred to a foreign missile. During the course of our second year Rodney Miller joined our crew. Jim Anderson visited our rocket for two weeks. Bill Holley, Loren Kennel, and Tom Minor were lost in space. This year those at the controls were Rita Waddington, Ronald Jakubowski, Rodney Miller, and Richard Hadenfeldt. During the third year we gained two crew members. They were Gary Anderson and Uinda LeBeau. Ronald Jakubowski decided the going was too rough and was left at the nearest space station. This year our able commanders were Richard Hadenfeldt, Rodney Miller, Ann Giffen, Janice Meyer, and Roger Burry. We landed on a man-made planet called Dream where we gave our junior play Coveralls. ” While there we also held the Junior-Senior Banquet, which had the theme of An Evening in Paris. During the summer of '58 Linda LeBeau, Carol Harders, and Sandra Schlund became air sick and were left at a nearby planet. At the beginning of our fourth year in space we were hailed by a space taxi. The passenger, Robert Hendrickson, became a new crew member. Our commanders for the last lap of our journey were Rodney Miller, Janice Meyer, Ann Giffen, Trudy McCauley, and Rita Waddington. Towards the end of our journey we stopped at the satellite called Hope where we gave our senior play. We were also honored at the Junior-Senior Banquet before continuing on our way. In the spring of our fourth year we reached our goal. Reality, and were awarded honors for skill and bravery. But our story has not ended, it has just begun. We, the Cairo High School Seniors of 1959, in the county of Hall and in the state of Nebraska, being of sound mind, do hereby make this our last will and testament. To Mr. Nelson, we will next year's math class in hopes that they will be as brainy as we were. To Mr. Hohnstein, we will our ability to keep from reading library books in the study hall. To Mr. Hashman, we will next year’s football team in hopes that it has a lot of weight. To Miss Platt, we will our ability to keep quiet and study during assembly. To Mrs. Ley, we will our ink erasers because she didn't let us use them in typing class. To Miss Link, we will the phrases, he don't and they was, in hopes that she may become used to them. To Harold, the faithful janitor, we will our sincere appreciation for the hard work he has done keeping the rooms clean and warm. To next year's freshmen, we will all our onions, turnips, spinach, and other things they don't like. To next year's sophomores, we will our ability to initiate the freshmen properly. To next year's juniors, we will all of those wonderful, old history text books. May they burn them all. To next year’s seniors, we will our nice, smooth desks, the rattley windows, the fire escape door, and everything else that goes with our side of the assembly. Our personal possessions we leave as follows: Will