Cario High School - Redskin Yearbook (Cario, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1965 volume:

Dedication Annual Staff Administration Seniors Class Prophecy Class History Poem Graduation Senior Baby Pictures Juniors Sophomores • Freshmen Elementary Organizations Activities Special Awards Athletics Favorites Advertisements t We, the seniors of 1965, wish to dedicate this edition of THE REDSKIN to our parents who have guided us through our four years of high school. They have shared in our joys and sorrows with understanding hearts. 0 Mothers and Fathers, please accept this annual as a small token of our appreciation, for we wish to express our deepest feel- ings towards you for the patience and understanding which you have given us. K s4tutual St M ASS'T BUSINESS MANAGERS Gary Powers Douglas Vickstrom ASS'T EDITOR Teri Caswell EDITOR IN CHIEF Betty Powers ASS'T EDITOR Jolene Meyer SPONSOR Mrs. Stevens BUSINESS MANAGER Joyce Sorenson Left to Right: L. De- Freece, R. Thesen- vitz, S. Mazankowski, J. Green, B. Bellamy, T. Fielder, R. Har- gens, G. Luhn, L. Myers, S. Wadding- ton, R. Schweitzer, L. Brehm, F. Krew- son, C. Baade, F. Luhn, B. Powers, N. Sekutera, S. Argent, M. Stutzman, J. Vierk. Left to Right: S. Bel- lairs, T. Helzer, K. Larsen, G. Schuett, R. Harder, L. Myers, D. Baasch, V. Wicht, J. Fielder, R. Haden- feldt, J. Schultz, C. Sundermeier, P. Bruhn, Mrs. Stevens, S. Larson, D. Vick- strom, R. Veeder, J. Meyer, J. Sorenson, M. Conway, C. Kirk. rfcCtHUtC foctft tt MR. STANLEY GRANDSTAFF School Superintendent Shorthand; B.A., Graduate Student, Kearney State College; M.A., Colorado State College of Education. Knowledge and experience lead to success and understanding. You as individuals will determine how successful you will be. Good luck, as you enter the world of opportunity. MRS. NELL STEVENS School Principal 7th Grade Social Studies, English; B.S., University of Nebraska. “Congratulations to the 1965 staff of the RED- SKIN for a job well done. Many of the moments which we shall forever treasure will be relived each time we open this yearbook. Congratulations to all members of the Senior Class upon completion of this phase of your education. As you leave Cairo High School our best wishes go with you.” “S uvicC £cCucatco i HARRY TURNER JR. LLOYD DE FREECE FRED W. HARB RICHARD MOHANNA D. B. CASWELL IRWIN HOFFMEYER CAIRO P. T. A. Pres. - Mrs. D. B. Caswell Sec. - Mrs. Everett Schwartz V. Pres. - Mrs. Edwin Baasch Treas. - Mrs. Glen Vierk School acuity MR. ROBERT E. WALKER Social Science and Coach; B.A., Wayne State Teach- ers College, Graduate Student, University of Nebraska. MR. RALPH D. EXSTROM Math and Science, Dra- matics; B.S., Kearney State College; Graduate Student, University of Missouri. MR. RAYMOND FIELDER 7th, 8th, and 9th Grade Science, Biology 10; B.S.S. E. B. A., John Brown University, Siloam Springs, Arkansas. MRS. CAROL TUREK Home Economics, English; B. S., Kearney State Col- lege. MR. DONALD M. CAVANESS Industrial Arts, Drivers Education; B.S., Chadron State College. MRS. W. HARRY HAYES Music; B. A., Ottawa University Kansas; Gradu- ate Student, Kansas Uni- versity, Kearney State College. MR. DALE RASMUSSEN Commercial Arts, and Physical Education; B. A Kearney State College. tfaute School faculty MRS. CHARLES RANDOLPH Kindergarten; Western Pilgrim College, Califor nia; Michigan State, Th.B. MISS LAVERNE RICKARD 1st and 2nd Grades; Hast- ings College, Hastings. Nebraska. MRS. ROBERT McCLURKIN 3rd and 4th Grades; Ne braska State College, Wayne State College. MRS. CAROLYN HEUPEL 5th and 6th Grades; A.B., Kearney State College. MRS. ANITA SCHLUND Language Arts and Math 7th and 8th; A.B., Kear ney State College. Custodian HAROLD SOUTHARD ‘PenA « tet Cooks MRS. IRMA VEEDER MRS. EDNA SNYDER Q udM SHIRLEY ANN ARGENT The only true language of love is a kiss. I, Shirley Argent, will my ability to bring an excuse to Marilyn Stutzman, who seems to be gone all the time, but never has an excuse. DENNIS BRUCE BAASCH One day this young man had an accident: He was struck with a thought. I, Dennis Baasch, will my ability to behave when I’m around girls to Clifford Jewell, in hopes that he will get to know the girls in Washington better. BRUCE ALAN BELLAMY I have a photographic memory. My brain is just like a negative -- all it needs is developing. I, Bruce Bellamy, will my road maps of Ravenna, Grand Is- land, Wood River, and Boelus to Wilbur Roberts. Let’s hope he has better luck than I did. PATRICIA LEA BRUHN Don’t worry about her future . . . it's insured! I, Pat Bruhn, will my ability to warm the bench in volley- ball for three years to Elizabeth Harb in hopes she gets to play at games as much as I did. TIMOTHY LAVERN FIELDER I wish I knew the good of wishing. I. Tim Fielder, will my industriousness to Marlin Quaring. JUDITH LYNN GREEN My idea of an agreeable person is a person who agrees with me. I, Judy Green, as one of the classified five, will my pleas- ing, well-liked personality and ability to get along well with others to Jolene Meyer since she can probably take over where I left off. ROBERTA LYNN HADENFELDT Distressful beauty melts each stander-by. ” I, Bobbi Hadenfeldt, will my school spirit and especially my voice to Karen Long for her use in Pep Club so she can save her own voice for whatever purposes she saves it. RONNIE EUGENE HARDER For a good dinner and a gentle wife I can afford to wait. I, Ron Harder, will my ability to steal my brother-in-law's car at noon hour to Dennis Harb in hopes that he will get both his picture and name in the next assembly program. RONALD G. HARGENS He seems to be quiet but don't judge by appearances. I, Ron Hargens, will my Blue Bomb. my fantastic ability to drive, and my knowledge of the tenderness of a car to Wilbur Roberts. TEDDIE HELZER I could marry any girl I please, but I don’t please any. I, Ted Helzer, if I had anything to leave behind, wouldn't leave it here, anyway. So forget it. CONNIE LYNN KIRK She hideth all in silence. I, Connie Kirk, will my ability to keep myself small and equally proportioned to Rose Schweitzer. FRED LEON KREWSON I seem, said I, to speak theatrically. I, Fred Krewson, will my ability to discover and carefully examine dead-end roads to the Driver's Ed class. CAROLYN KAY LARSEN At his own peril shall any one of them lay hand on me. I, Kay Larsen, as one of the classified five, will my ability to flirt and not mean it to Linda Reinhardt, providing that it doesn’t cramp her style. STEPHEN JON LARSON A violinist who is up to his ears in music. 1, Steve Larson, will the points I have lost on my driver's license to Wilbur in the chance that he will soon need them. FRANCIS LEE LUHN A boy scout turned girl scout. I, Francis Luhn, will my permanent, curly hair to Ed Wicht. GARY DALE LUHN I falter, lost in the love-trance. I, Gary Luhn, will my ability to drive with one hand to Steve Dibbern, in hopes he keeps his eyes on the road. SHARON ANN MAZANKOWSKI They who love are but one step from heaven. I, Shari Mazankowski, will my ability to flirt with boys and catch one to Teri Caswell. Have fun, Teri!!! LINDA ANN MYERS Prosperity to the man who ventures most to please her. I, Linda Myers, will my ability to act as watch dog over my sister, Laura, to Joyce Sorenson. Good luck, Joyce (she’s sometimes hard to find). BETTY JEAN POWERS Wrapp'd round in mists she lies, lost to thought. I, Betty Powers, will my milkmaid hands to Lois Brehm in hopes that when she becomes a certain farmer’s wife, she will have acquired a soft touch -- I mean for the cows, of course. GLENDA C. SCHUETT I can resist everything except temptation. I, Glenda Schuett, will my ability to make it through high school to Laura Myers in hopes that she, too, can collect a bet from Clifford Jewell. GOOD LUCK!!! JAMES ARNOLD SCHULTZ I must admit that I am a great man. I, Jim Schultz, will my ability to be good at play practice to Dennis Harb. NORMAN RAYMOND SEKUTERA Always ready for some night life. 1, Norman Sekutera, will a pillow to Ron Brundage in hopes that when he falls asleep in class he will be more comfort- able than I was. MERNA RAE STUTZMAN Let your mind wander, but be careful when you follow it. I, Merna Stutzman, will my ability to tease and spray my hair to Sherryl Brundage. ROBYN LYNN THESENVITZ Truly many men looked thereon and wondered. I, Robyn Thesenvitz, will my flirtatious habits to Marcia Conway in hopes that she can get better use from them next year after Rex is in college. REX LEE VEEDER ”1 awoke one morning and found myself famous. I, Rex Veeder, will my ability to pass a bridge and bounce cars to Pete Dibbern, in hopes I can pull a car out of a ditch for him sometime. DWANE EDWARD VICKSTROM If the book and I differ, the book must be wrong. I, Dwane Vickstrom, will my bold, outspoken, argumenta- tive ways to Albert Goodwin and hope they don't get him into any more trouble than they did me. SHERYL LYNN WADDINGTON I was cut out to be a speaker all right, but I got sewed up all wrong. I, Sheryl Waddington, will my nickname, Puff, to Fat Boy Harb in hopes that he has more success on his diet than I had on mine. VICTORIA ANN WICHT If I cannot do great things, I can do small things in a great way. I, Vicki Wicht, will my ability to keep the locker room clean to the PE and volleyball classes. (I wonder how some of you get home.) Dear Editor: ('PtafeAeccf I have just returned from the class reunion of the class of 1965. I'm sure you would like to know of the whereabouts and activities of my classmates. Shirly Argent is married and operates the largest Model Laundry in Grand Island. Classmate Dennis Baasch is a drill sergeant in the Army and is said to be very mean to new re- cruits. Bruce Bellamy is director of Medical Science at Nebraska U. He is working on a new Hybrid of goldfish to be used in experiments. Patty Bruhn is a model homemaker and a mother of nine. Tim Fielder is Chief Assistant to the Sec. of the Treasury and head of the Denver Mint. Judy Green is still gathering Speed in many of her favorite projects. Bobbi Hadenfeldt is a practicing R. N. and works in Ben Casey Memorial in New York. Big Ron Harder is a happily married man, raising his many children on his dairy farm. Ron Hargens is, of course, Cairo’s biggest land and cattle owner. Ted Helzer is a professional rodeo rider with a small spread in Ravanna, Nebraska. Connie Kirk is an economist for the Federal Government. I understand that she counts Pennies. Fred Krewson makes a fine living by racing motorcycles and Hondas. He also tinkers with Cor- vairs. Kay Larsen is head of the local nurses’ union. She also operates the regional blood-mobile. She retired from active nursing after contracting plague and the hibby-gebbys in Africa. Steve Larson is ranching in Texas using his violin to soothe the savage beasts. He still wears Beatle boots — hasn't grown an inch. Gary Luhn is the owner of the local car hospital and has five of his sons working with him. Sharon Mazankowski, and this may seem hard to believe, is cleaning decks in a private navy. The navy is her husband's who re-enlisted. Linda Myers lives in California where she models the latest beach wear. Betty Powers is the Chief Advisor to the President's Council on better home economics. Why should his wife have such a fine job? Glenda Schuett, better known as Zsa Zsa La Schuettzie in the night club world, is presently en- tertaining (???) at the Stork Club in New York City. Jim Schultz, along with his three children and beautiful redheaded wife, was not in attendance at the reunion because of pressing matters on his hog farm -- the farrowing season. Norman Sekutera has retired very early from the teen-age dancing circles; he was very Sober about it. Merna Stutzman is married and with her husband and four Sonnys leads a quiet life; her hus- band has a very level job. Robyn Thesenvitz resides in California; she works as a peach and plum picker in the summer and ski instructor in the winter. Rex Veeder runs a profitable inferior decorating company in Lincoln which just received the contract for the Taj Mahal. In our class we had a very even-tempered girl who all agreed was tops. Now Sheryl Wadding- ton is an instructor at Fo Yens-’ Judo School in East St. Louis. Dwane Vickstrom, married and has four children, has a very hot job — he’s an electrical engineer. He says he gets a real charge out of it. Vicki Wicht, who occasionally works as an R. N. at the St. Francis Hospital, now has a full- time job raising her thirteen children. Well, as for me, I live on the income I receive from donating my curls to science. Scientists are investigating the secrets of my curls to perfect a new hair-color formula - Rainbow Wow. A Former Classmate Francis Luhn V In the fall of 1961, a rugged group of bold mountaineers started up the slope of the uncon- quered mountain of knowledge. Mrs. Wiebe signed on as head mountaineer. The assault group consisted of Shirley Argent, Bruce Bellamy, Joan Brandt, Patty Bruhn, Judy Green, Bobbi Haden feldt, Ronnie Harder, Ronnie Hargens, Ted Helzer, Connie Argent, Connie Kirk, Kay Larsen, Steve Larson, Francis Luhn, Gary Luhn, Linda Myers, Betty Powers, Glenda Schuett, Everett Schwartz, Jim Schultz, Norman Sekutera, Merna Stutzman, Robyn Thesenvitz, Rex Veeder, Greg Libby, Dwane Vickstrom, Sheryl Waddington, Vicki Wicht, and Jeannette Sutliff. Lead- ers were: Rex, Bobbi, Judy, Betty and Steve. After a short while, we lost Jeannette after she stubbed her toe on a rock. After a steep climb up the treacherous precipice, we were joined by Juanita Vaith and Gene Heupel who had been separated from another party, also a crusading fanatic named Den- nis Baasch and a shy fellow named Fred Krewson. We lost Greg Libby to the abominable snow- man. Mr. Crowl helped pull, and our leaders were: Bobbi, Juanita, Betty, Linda, and Dwane. We stopped for a while to please Mr. Westcott with Our Town and to feast at the Days of Wine and Roses with some enthused Romans. Two members, Juanita and Gene, slipped and plummeted from the slope. Leaders were: Linda, Robyn, Betsy, and Everett. As we approached the last leg of the climb we stopped to regroup; and Everett and Joan were playing and fell off the Northwest slope. But hooked on the horn of a ram was Tim Field- er, who joined us. Mrs. Stevens pulled the ropes for the final ascent, and the leaders were: Bobbi, Fred, Sheryl, and Tim. So having climbed our first mountain, we were wined and dined by some admiring flatlanders and went in search of yet another conquest. (?1 za 'Poem WHICH ONE Which one of us can say — as the time has passed which hour of these fleeting years we will remember best. All have watched and seen life come. All have listened ... while real life has begun. By Rex Veeder tuUiatco CLASS COLORS -- Crimson and White CLASS FLOWER -- Black Rose CLASS MOTTO -- The woods are lovely, dark and deep And I have promises to keep And miles to go before I sleep - - And miles to go before I sleep. Robert Frost Sharon Bellairs and Clifford Marcia Conway and Raymond Jewel - Baccalaureate Leaders Roberts - Commencement Leaders BETTY POWERS - SHERYL WADDINGTON - DWANE VICKSTROM - Valedictorian Valedictorian Salutatorian REV. JON LEONARD - Graduating Class of 1965 Baccalaureate Speaker Pretty Lady Luhnie Parson Larson ’Squirrel Curly Dweiner Vick Shari Tim Sec ’Schuettzie Rexy Puff Feathers Mom 1 Bets Alf Lightning Penny Big Ron Green CJosses Study, study, study . . . this high school work is a dog's life!” ( cation, 0 Cl L -j L e? 4 fc n V'l tt p. p n r N mEmHBk 1 r w 1 C TOP ROW: C. Baade, S. Bellairs, L. Brehm, R. Brundage, S. Brundage, M. Conway, L. De- Freece, S. Dibbern SECOND ROW: J. Fielder, K. Gascho, D. Harb, L. Harder, M. Hoff- meyer, C. Jewell, Gene Long, j. Meyer THIRD ROW: L. Myers, V. Nelson, D. Rasmussen, R. Rasmussen, R. Roberts, M. Quaring, R. Schweitzer, T. Schweitzer FOURTH ROW: J. Sorensen, C. Sundermeier, S. Swanson, D. Vickstrom, J. Vierk, B. Wicht STANDING: Treas. Joy Fielder; Pres. Victor Nelson; Spon. Mr. Cavaness. SEATED: Sec. Laura Myers; Vice-Pres. Joyce Sorensen. SoflAomvic TOP ROW: Kenny Schwartz, Galen Troyer, Joan Cranford, Teri Caswell, Kathie Helzer, Linda Reinhardt, Marilyn Stutzman, Jerry Reinhardt, MIDDLE ROW: Ricky Leth, Jack Vierk, Louise Reed, Kaylene Hanousek, Gene Baasch, Wanda Schweitzer, Gary Powers, Edward Wicht, BOT- TOM ROW: Dale Brehm, Candace Beckler %(44 td STANDING: Mr. Fielder, Sponsor; Marilyn Stutzman, Treasurer; Gary Powers, News Reporter; Wanda Schweitzer, Secretary. SEATED: Linda Reinhardt, Vice President; Kathie Helzer, President. TOP ROW: R. Bruhn, A. Casteel, D. Church, M. Claussen, A. Goodwin, S. Goodwin, E. Harb, R. Harder, SECOND ROW: J. Hulme, P. Kalinowski, S. Larson, J. Leth, K. Long, L. Ruthstrom, D. Roth, C. Schultz, THIRD ROW: R. Schultz, D. Schweitzer, R. Schweitzer, E. Soijima, B. Swanson, J. Troyer, J. Vierk. SITTING: President, R. Bruhn; Vice President, J. Hulme; Treasurer, B. Swanson; STANDING: Secretary. J. Troyer; Sponsor, Mrs. Hayes; News Reporter, M. Claus- sen. tyuutc Zt6f 7td, and 6td LEFT TO RIGHT: 8th GRADE; D. Argent, B. Baasch, E. Bellairs, L. Cranford, L. DeFreece, L. Hadenfeldt, R. Jensen, L. Meyers, J. Nelson, B. Rogers, M. Schweitzer, L. Turner, J. Wicht, J. Fielder. 7th GRADE: V. Brehm, J. Brundage, R. Brundage, R. Burry, B. Caswell, J. Caveness, K. Long, M. Mohanna, J. Schweitzer, B. Woods. 6th GRADE: D. Anderson, A. Bruhn, D. Caswell, A. Cranford. L. Grandstaff, J. Hagadorn, L. Harder, R. Helzer, H. Jensen, M. Lowry, L. Nelson, J. Riedy, J. Sautter. tyuuteA 5t , tuut 3id 5th GRADE: M. Headrick, D. Jess, S. Larson, G. Riedy, K. Veeder. 4th GRADE: J. Bellairs, M. Casteel, R. Cavaness, J. Cranford, F. Eggers, J. Grim, C. Grand- staff, B. Hadenfelt, G. Hainke, S. Harder, T. Hargens, J. Rohweder, E. Schmidt, J. Schmidt, J. Schuyler, A. Schweitzer, G. Sorensen, P. Woods. 3rd GRADE: L, Brown, C, Edwards, H. Fries, B. Gascho, F. Hochstetler, K. Jess, T. Mohanna, M. Riggins, L. Wicht, T. Wicht. tfauCet 2tdf fdt, anet cHden utteK 2nd GRADE: R. Anderson, L. Bloyd, T. Castor, J. Caswell, G. Cavaness, D. Fries, D. Head- rick, R. Hainke, D. Mason, L, Myers, R. Riedy, K. Rohweder, C. Sautter, D. Seldon, S. Schweitzer, G. Veeder, P. Wicht, M. Leth, .C. Wood. 1st GRADE: D. Anderson, D. Gascho, R. Gascho, J, Grim, P. Harder, S. Heupel, A. Jensen, J. Leth, L. Riggin, E. Sautter, C. Schuett, J. Schuyler, A. Veeder. KINDERGARTEN: T. Castor, R. Cranford, S. Edwards, J. Gascho, P. Heupel, L. Mason, L. Myers, K. Rohweder, M. Salyers, D. Sautter, M. Sautter, J. Schuyler, S. Sheeks, T. Shuck, H. Woods. OwCMtooijUwS Yak . . . Yak . . . Yak . . . One more meeting like this and I'll quit the club!” StucCeett (2 M tCt£ BACK ROW: Eiko Soeijima, Jolene Meyer, Ricky Leth, Teri Caswell, Patty Bruhn, Norman Sekutera, SECOND ROW: Jimmy Leth, Glenda Schuett, Kay Larsen, Dennis Harb, Clifford Jewell, Francis Luhn, Mr. Fielder, Sponsor. Student 0oumcU O ice vwe t ‘t unnumef tZueen ncUd te LEFT TO RIGHT: Kay Larsen, Secretary; Glenda Schuett, Treasurer; Dennis Harb, Vice-President; SEATED: Francis Luhn, President. ROBYN THESENVITZ e TOP ROW: Mr. Rassmussen, Mr. Walker, Sponsors of C Club, Mrs. Turek, Mr. Grandstaff, Sponsors of Pep Club, SECOND ROW: Dale Brehm, Dwane Vickstrom, Randy Bruhn, Rex Veed- er, Mark Hoffmeyer, Jim Schultz, Victor Nelson, Ron Harder, Betty Powers, Christie Baade, Linda Myers, THIRD ROW: Edward Wicht, Bruce Bellamy, Dennis Harb, Jim Hulme, Gary Luhn, Raymond Roberts, Clifford Jewell, Sharon Bellairs, Rose Schweitzer, Sheryl Waddington, FOURTH ROW: Kenny Schwartz, Gene Long, Steve Dibbern, Dennis Baasch, Julia Vierk, Catherine Schultz, Renee Harder, Kaylene Hanousek, Vicki Wicht, FIFTH ROW: Steve Larson, Ron Hargens, Teddie Helzer, Fred Krewson, La Jean Harder, Janice Vierk, Diane Church, Roxanne Schultz, Eiko Soejima, Karen Long, Penny Kirk, SIXTH ROW: Gene Baasch, Jerry Reinhardt, Patty Kalinowski, Elizabeth Harb, Susan Larson, Joyce Sorensen, Lotys DeFreece, Laura Myers, Sherry 1 Brundage, Judy Green, SEVENTH ROW: Ricky Leth, Kay Larsen, Lois Brehm, Susie Swanson, Marcia Conway, Teri Caswell, Jolene Meyer, Linda Reinhardt, Robyn Thesenvitz, Kathie Helzer, NOT SHOWN: Bobbi Hadenfeldt. 0?{ 4t 7eam tcenlo deno LEFT TO RIGHT: Lois Brehm, Robyn Thesenvitz, Marcia Conway, Jolene Meyer. Second 7cam. (Z ecrtlcouteno LEFT TO RIGHT: Kathie Helzer, Linda Reinhardt, Teri Caswell, LOWER: Susie Swanson. fcaUon. Pep TOP ROW: Mrs. Schlund, Sponsor, SECOND ROW: Lana Dee Cranford, Jane Fielder, Louise Myers, Barbara Caswell, THIRD ROW: Jacque Wicht, Jolene Caveness, Kay Long, FOURTH ROW: Joy Brundage, CHEERLEADERS: Janet Nelson, Beverly Woods, Lyanne DeFreece. J. Green, L. Harder, R. Theizenfitz, L. Myers, B. Hadenfeldt, L. Myers. Senten, STANDING: Mrs. Hayes, J. Sorensen, L. Brehm, V. Brehm, V. Wicht, J. Wicht. 3rd ROW: S. Larson, L. Grandstaff, J. Reidy, L. Harder, S. Larsen, G. Reidy, L. Nelson. 2nd ROW: T. Caswell, B. Baasch, M. Mohanna, C. Sundermier, M. Lowry, L. Hadenfeldt, R. Harder, D. Caswell. 1st ROW: L. DeFreece, K. Long, B. Caswell, L. DeFreece, E. Bellairs, L. Tur ner, K. Schwartz, S. Larsen. PEP BAND STANDING: J. Sorensen, L. Brehm, V. Brehm, V. Wicht. 2nd ROW: T. Caswell, S. Larsen, R. Hard er, L. Hadenfeldt. 1st ROW: R. Veeder, L. De- Freece, S. Larsen, C. Sundermier. TftixecC 6 vicc BACK ROW: M. Conway, L. Brehm, S. Mazankowski, P. Bruhn, L. Myers, J. Schultz, M. Hoffmeyer, R. Harder, V. Nelson, D. Vickstrom, C. Jewell, R. Veeder, C. Sundermeier, J. Sorensen, G. Schuett, T. Caswell, R. Thesenvitz, J. Green. SECOND ROW: L. Harder, R. ■ Harder, K. Larsen, R. Hadenfeldt, L. Reinhardt, G. Long, D. Harb, B. Bellamy, K. Schwartz, R. Leth, J. Meyer, C. Schultz, L. DeFreece, D. Church, L. Rustrom, INSTRUCTOR: Mrs. Hayes. FRONT ROW: S. Brundage, P. Kalinowski, S. Swanson, E. Harb, S. Larson, V. Wicht, C. Baade, G. Baasch, S. Larson, E. Wicht, S. Bellairs, L. Myers, K. Long, C. Kirk, R. Schweitzer, R. Schultz, E. Soejima. (fotU Lois Brehm, Joyce Sorensen, Glenda Schuett. Victor Nelson, Rex Veeder, Charles Sundermeier, Steve Larson. tZuantet IfctU {flee 9 . • • H J s=-fi iiv i i . j tWl—!—2—A a ' TOP ROW: Instructor: Mrs. Hayes, L. Reed, J. Vierk, L. Brehm, R. Thesenvitz, G. Schuett, P. Bruhn, B. Wicht, J. Sorensen, S. Waddington, J. Fielder, L. Meyers, S. Mazankowski, T. Caswell, K. Hanousek, L. Ruthstrom, 2nd ROW: S. Goodwin, D. Church, L. Harder, J. Cran- ford, R. Harder, L. Reinhardt, J. Green, K. Larson, B. Hadenfeldt, K. Helzer, M. Conway, J. Meyer, C. Schultz, M. Schweitzer, S. Larson, 1st ROW: S. Brundage, P. Kalinowski, R. Schweitzer, K. Long, C. Kirk, K. Gascho, W. Schweitzer, K. Baade, S. Bellairs, T, Schweit zer, L. Defreece, L. Myers, V. Wicht, S. Argent, R. Schultz, E. Harb, S. Swanson, C. Beck- ler, E. Soejima. Iflee TOP ROW: D. Vickstrom, C. Jewell, R. Veeder, M. Hoffmeyer, V. Nelson, R. Harder, J. Schultz, R. Roberts, 2nd ROW: R. Hargens, G. Troyer, M. Claussen, D. Vickstrom, G. Long, T. Fielder, F. Luhn, D. Baasch, G. Luhn, D. Harb, C. Sundermeir, K. Schwartz, B. Bellamy 1st ROW: R. Schweitzer, A. Goodwin, E. Wicht, J. Troyer, G. Baasch, R. Leth, J. Reinhardt, F. Krewson, S. Dibbern, M. Swanson, J. Vierk, S. Larson, A. Casteel, D. Roth, J. Leth, D. Schweitzer, Instructor: Mrs. Hayes, J. Sorensen, Accompanist. Scvttup (fyotn, TOP ROW: R. Schultz, K. Helzer, S. Bellairs, C. Baade, J. Green, B. Hadenfeldt, K. Larsen, L. Brehm, J. Sorensen, S. Larsen. FRONT ROW: R. Leth, B. Bellamy, V. Nelson, M. Hoff- meyer, R. Roberts, S. Larsen. C. Sundermier - French Horn, J. Sorensen R. Schultz - Vocal Solo, S. Larson Girls Trio - K. Helzer, J. Sorensen, L. Brehm AcCutfees Sfiecuzt 4e4Atvid6 Dwane Vickstrom, Regents Scholar- ship American Legion Americanism award to Mr. Walker by Robert Lowery Sheryl Wadding- ton winner DAR essay contest AMERICAN LEGION SPEECH CONTEST Tim Fielder, Doug Vickstrom, Rex Veeder, first Linda Myers, second Julie Vierk Kay Larsen, third DRAMATICS BACK ROW: Mr. Exstrom, Sponsor; Francis Luhn, one-act play, Final Performance Sup. 1, Sup. 2; Doug Vickstrom, Oral Reading of Drama, Ex. 1, Good 2, Fair 3; and Discussion, Ex. 2, Ex. 3; Charles Sundermeier and Ray Roberts, Oral Reading of Drama; Rex Veeder, one-act play and Poetry Reading. Sup. 1, Ex. 2, Sup. 1; Gene Long, Oral Reading of Drama; Tim Fielder, Extern. Speaking, Ex. 1, Ex. 2, Good 3; Steve Larsen, one-act play; Laura Myers, Infor. Pub. Add. Good 1, Sup. 2, Good 3; Lajean Harder, TV News Commentary, Ex. 1, Good 2; Joyce Sorensen, Inter. Pub. Add., Sup. 1, Ex. 2, Ex. 3; Linda Myers, Orig. Pub. Add., Sup. 1, Ex. 2, Ex. 3; Kay Larsen, Oral Inter, of Prose Lit., Good 1, Sup. 2, Ex. 3; Lois Brehm, Oral Reading of Drama. 1-Boelus; 2-Kenesaw; 3-Lincoln. 1, 2, 3, let's go. Bend over a little more. One dab will do ya. Come with me. I've had it!! Yea, Yea, Yea! Do I have to? Watch it Goldie!! Ouch!! 'ityo Keco Ki iy KING: Dennis Baasch QUEEN: Linda Myers s4tte utaMt SOPHOMORES: Teri Caswell, Gene Baasch. FRESHMEN: Patty Kalinow- ski, Mike Claussen. JUNIORS: Jolene Meyer, Victor Nelson. SENIORS: Bobbie Hadenfeldt, Ron Hargens ‘rtyotKecomcKy Peek-a-Boo Don't get too close! Sophomore Float Where are the matches? Redskin squaws of today 1-2-3-1-2-3 Let's go for a ride! King? So what! Say... Take it easy! New dance craze I can’t find a partner! Punch, anyone??? Saint ‘Pa Uc6e 'Dance The dance was last night ... Larson! ATTENDANTS: Glenda Schuett Dwane Vickstrom QUEEN: Sheryl Waddington KING: Rex Veeder We're listening. All! WOW! tt Utic S tfuet Coach Devaney Coach Walker Splendid Meal Care to dance? flunavi-Seni i banquet Isles of Paradise The Servers Listen, we have to share t!! These keys keep sticking ... functo 0taA PCcut ANNIE GET YOUR GUN Let’s get together with a glass — Use Don’s Hair Formu- Gee Joyce you say the Down the hall and Follow Meeeee la nicest things first door to the left Let me tell you about the birds No, they aren’t free Head’n for the last round-up and the bees and the flowers and the trees Lois Brehm----- Ray Roberts - - ■ Joyce Sorensen - Lotys DeFreece - Susie Swanson - Ron Brundage - - Mark Hoffmeyer CHARACTERS -Annie Oakely Doug Vickstrom---------Charlie Davenport - Frank Butler Donald Rasmussen - —---------Buffalo Bill - - Dolly Tate Dennis Harb --------------------Pawnee Bill - — -Minnie Jolene Meyer------------------Winnie Tate ------Jessie Victor Nelson - --------------------Tommy - - Little Jake Director---------------Donald Cavaness • - Sitting Bull THE MOUSE THAT ROARED Surel Metrical Can I go too?? Yes I’m cold Senior 'Pictu CAST Judy Green — - Rex Veeder - - - Steve Larsen - - Francis Luhn - - Gary Luhn - - - Jim Schultz - - - Tim Feilder - - Dwane Vickstrom Linda Myers - - Mrs. Bascom and Wilkins Kay Larsen - - ■ Pat Bruhn — - Bobbi Hadenfeldt Jill Betty Powers - Penny Kirk - — - - ■ Robyn Thesenvitz - - - Sheryl Waddington - - Vickie Wicht - - - - - Fred Krewson - - - - - Sherri Mazankowski - ■ Norman Sekutera - - - Ron Harder — - - - ■ Ron Hargens ----- Teddie Helzer - - - - Dennis Baasch — - - - Atitfefecs How can I get my letter, staying in the showers all the time?” 'poot zCC SCHEDULE Cairo Cairo Cairo Cairo Cairo Cairo Cairo Cairo 32 Phillips - - - 13 Wolbach - - - 33 Elba 32 West Kearney 51 Boelus 42 Roseland - - - 25 Mason City - 31 Bradshaw - - V � W 12 32 26 ■14 - 0 19 3 -0 DWANE VICKSTROM End JIM SCHULTZ Halfback RON HARDER End STEVE LARSON Halfback REX VEEDER DENNIS HARB VICTOR NELSON JACK VIERK End Halfback End Guard EDDIE WICHT BUTCH SWANSON MIKECLAUSSEN Guard Guard End DENNIS BAASCH RON HARGENS GARY LUHN MARK HOFFMEYER Center Halfback Guard Guard GENE LONG STEVE DIBBERN RAY ROBERTS KENNY SCHWARTZ Center Guard Quarterback Quarterback RICKY LETH Halfback GENE BAASCH Halfback JERRY REINHARDT Center JIM HULME End SckOvi A6et aU BACK ROW: Coach Ed Walker, Jim Leth, Steve Larson, Jerry Reinhardt, Mike Claussen, Randy Bruhn, Jim Hulme, Rick Ldth, Gene Baasch, Ed Wicht, Dale Brehm, Student Manager, Assist- ant Coach Dale Rasmussen. FRONT ROW: Kenny Schwartz, Raymond Roberts, Jim Schultz, Victor Nelson, Ronnie Harder, Mark Hoffmeyer, Clifford Jewell, Rex Veeder, Dwane Vick- strom, Dennis Harb. SCHEDULE Cairo------------------------------ --70 Cairo - ------------- - ------------ 88 Cairo------------------------- - 81 Cairo------------------------------ 79 Cairo------------------------------- -65 Cairo------------------------ - - 109 Cairo —--------------------------------47 Cairo----------------------------- -84 Cairo------------------------------ --70 Cairo----------------------------- -52 Cairo------------------------------ — 61 Cairo-------- ------------------------ 47 Cairo-------------------------------- 66 Cairo----------------------------- 94 Cairo - -------------------------------54 Cairo-------------------------------- 65 Cairo--------------—------------------ 74 Cairo ------------— 69 Cairo ---------------------------------66 Cairo-------------------------------- 55 Litchfield------------------------------39 Phillips ---------------------- - 50 Giltner-------------------------------— 37 Juniata---------------------------------62 Northwest - - 51 Glenvil----------------------------- - 55 Doniphan------------------------------ 45 Palmer---------------------------- 67 Trumbull--------------------------------43 Phillips------------------------------ 41 Marquette — --- - - — -70 Hordville------------------------------ 42 Boelus----------------------------------36 Trumbull--------------------------------68 Elba.................................. 56 Mason City ------------------------- 57 Roseland - ------------------------- 41 Pleasanton - ----------------------- 39 Amherst---------------------------------49 Doniphan -- ----------------------------63 CENTRAL NEBRASKA CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS MARK HOFFMEYER Center VICTOR NELSON Forward RON HARDER Forward REX VEEDER Center DENNIS HARB Guard JIM SCHULTZ Forward DWANE VICKSTROM Forward RAY ROBERTS KENNEY SCHWARTZ CLIFF JEWELL DALE BREHM Guard Guard Forward Student Mgr. 7t zc BACK ROW: Dale Brehm, Student Manager, Assistant Coach Dale Rasmussen, John Troyer, Gary Powers, Rick Leth, Steve Dibbern, Galen Troyer, Randy Bruhn, Jim Hulme, Jim Leth, Ed Wicht, Coach Ed Walker. FRONT ROW: Jerry Reinhardt, Fred Krewson, Ken Schwartz, Dennis Harb, Raymond Roberts, Ronnie Harder, Mark Hoffmeyer, Jim Schultz, Rex Veeder, Victor Nelson, Gene Baasch. SCHEDULE April 9-------------------Boelus Invitational April 14---------------------Ord Invitational April 21---------------- Ravenna Invitational May 21........... May 1-------------Kearney Invitational May 7..................C. N. C. Meet May 14-----------------District Meet State Track Meet VICTOR NELSON DWANE VICKSTROM RON HARDER CLIFFORD JEWELL flection, zo6et6citl FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Burry, B. Baasch, J. Leth, M. Mohanna, L. Hadenfeldt, E. Bell airs, J. Hulme, .Coach Dale Rasmussen, M. Claussen, D. Argent, R. Jensen, L. Turner, B. Rogers, V. Brehm, M. Schweitzer l odcefiali BACK ROW: Eiko Soejima, Patty Kalinowski, Roxanne Schultz, Christie Baade, Sharon Bell- airs, Kathie Helzer, Janice Vierk, Catherine Schultz, Karen Long, Elizabeth Harb. MIDDLE ROW: Susan Larson, Renee Harder, Lotys DeFreece, Linda Reinhardt, Lois Brehm, Teri Caswell. FRONT ROW: Joyce Sorensen, Student Manager, Jolene Meyer, Linda Myers, Lajean Harder, Laura Myers, Coach Stanley Grandstaff, Joy Fielder, Sheryl Waddington, Vicki Wicht, Student Manager l oltcef6tilt KcUot4tuai TERI CASWELL LOIS BREHM JOLENE MEYER Student Managers JOYCE SORENSEN, VICKI WICHT SHARON BELLAIRS KATHIE HELZER BOBBIE HADENFELDT 'Come on in, we have some real bargains!” We would like to extend our sincere thanks to the following merchants for their contributions to the support of the 1964-1965 Redskin: THOMPSON SERVICE..............................................$5.00 BAASCH SON..................................................$5.00 RHODA’S 66 SERVICE............................................$5.00 SCHLUND’S CONOCO..............................................$5.00 MARCUS SUNDERMEIER, Standard Oil...............................$5.00 PFISTER SEED CO.; PETER DIBBERN, Salesman.....................$5.00 LESTER SCHWEITZER, Truck Hauling..............................$5.00 ALBERT HELZER, Auctioneer----------------- — — - — $ 5.00 ED CLAUSSEN SON.............................................$5.00 NORTH CENTRAL WOOL MARKETING CORP.; ELMER LARSON, Fieldman....................................$5.00 SCOTT BRUNDAGE GARAGE.......................................$5.00 BILL FITZSIMMONS, Combining Cornpicking---------------------- $ 5.00 CAIRO BOWL....................................................$10.00 CAIRO PHARMACY.................................................$5.00 R. V. LARSON...................................................$5.00 CAIRO FOOD MART...............................................$5.00 CAIRO BARBER SHOP.............................................$5.00 CAIRO RECORD COUNTRYMAN.....................................$5.00 WHITE SPOT CAFE...............................................$5.00 ERICKSON SWANSON............................................$5.00 SHIRLEY ANNE’S BEAUTY SHOP....................................$5.00 STATE BANK OF CAIRO...........................................$5.00 SORENSEN LARSON INS.........................................$5.00 CAIRO P.T.A....................................................$5.00 CAIRO HATCHERY.................................................$5.00 PIONEER SEED CO.; BOB LOWRY, Salesman.........................$5.00 CAIRO LUMBER CO...............................................$5.00 TURNER GRAIN CO................................................$5.00 CAIRO PLUMBING WELL DRILLING................................$5.00 RON’S IMPLEMENT...............................................$5.00 Congratulations from HARB'S CLINIC ---------------------------$5.00 VEEDER DECORATORS.............................................$5.00 BENNIE’S TAVERN...............................................$5.00 JENSEN BODY AND RADIATOR SHOP.................................$5.00 RIEDY’S PROPANE SERVICE.......................................$5.00 HOLLOWAY GARAGE...............................................$5.00