Central City High School - Bison Yearbook (Central City, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1961 volume:

v $$me mwtmggw . maxwmmasgaydggw CENTRAL CITY HIGH SCHOOL CENTRAL CITY. NEBRMM 79 67 IL??? TO NELLE CONNELL FRY If, I; A . y h XVJI h 3v o A lady with a lamp shall stand , t . wt R f In the great history of the land, A noble type of good - Heroic womanhood. . M f: 1;. I --Longfellow UPON YOUR HOLDING THE LAMP OF KNOWLEDGE You've held the lamp throughout the years To light the path which conquers fears; And so to you we bring our cheers, For you have done your best. You've counseled well, and so we know The path you've lighted still will show, E'en though the winds of falsehood blow, Yet truth shall stand the test ; Because you 've led us through the maze We lift our songs in highest praise, And thus our tributes do we raise As we launch out with zest. Since you have watched just how we grew, We now direct our praise to you; Accept our thoughts sincere and true --God shall supply the rest. $ ZACQWWWEg FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Sawyers, L. Erickson, I. Broom, G. Johnson, P. Heeney, G. Widman, I. Reeves, K. Judah. SECOND ROW: K. Krance, I. Fauquier, L. Chadwick, C. Henk, P. Bonness, B. Yocum, S. Niemoth, N. Mattson, I. Kelley, M. Kuhlman, A. Knight, D. Miller. THIRD ROW: K. Kramer, C. Larson, I. Erb, A. Locke, D. Fullington, D. Hanke, G. Ferris. STANDING: J. Deines, J. Kuhn, L. Ribble, L. Johannes, R. Ribble, B. Peterson. Fr. 6645 Director, MR. CRANDELL y$ m 71-7 2'- gr h w Lirgacznmxmrzzcmmmmmmmmmmmrmzzmmmm FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Rice, J. McMahon, K. Glantz, I. Holtorf, L. Larsen, C. Powell, B. Magnusson, G. Lar'sen, M. McHargue, I. Gibson. SECOND ROW: S. Moates, G. Phares, H. Glause, N. Manson, C. Brown, L. Haith, B. Helzer, B. Lambe, M. Willhoft, M. Willhoft, P. Veed, K. Braasch. THIRD ROW: L. Faeh, D. Phares, H. Chader, E. Brannon, D. Holmes, E. Kyes, G. Everett, T. Moates, D. Goff, J. McMahon, L. Lindquist, R. Ferris. Director, Mr. Crandell. Q 1 and lg Q mmmmmmmmmnwmuuhmh mama? 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Fullington, I. Nitzel. ROW 2: S. Zichek, A. Dettman, V. Hawthorne, J. Kelley, L. Lindquist, P. Peck. ROW 3: M. Willhoft, L. Mundt. ROW 4: J. Fleming, 1. Manson. ROW 5: C. Kyes, L. Suck, J. Erb, L. Chadwick, G. Widman. ROW 6: G. Rudolf, I. Mattson, K. Hanke, G. Larson, F. Allison, E. Brannan. LOWER LEFT, TOP ROW: M. Krug, G. Willis, S. Burke, 1. McMahon. ROW 2: K. Gregg, C. Armatys, S. Niemoth, A. Knight. ROW 3: S. Trosper, K. Perry, M. Nickerson, S. Moates. ROW 4: B. Krug, D. McClure, G. Hoffschneider, D. Reeves, C. Henk, S. Chadwick, B. Stubbe, D. Goff. ROW 5: P. Kuhn, J. Deines, B. Yocom, H. Glause. ROW 6: L. Erickson, M. Swanson, S. Smith, M. Smith. LOWER RIGHT, TOP ROW: J. Reeves, M. Clarke, C. Munn, S. Miller, J. Fauquier, D. Sawyers. ROW 2: K. Glantz, J. Rice. ROW 3: J. Hansen, 1. Post. ROW 4: K. Stearley, M. Jones, P. Jensen, 1. Gibson. ROW 5:1. McMahon, P. Heeney, ROW 6: Miss Hutchinson. J. Konum, M. Clayton, S. Rutherford, G. Everett. S $ $ a g u LEFT TO RIGHT: L. Erickson, A. Bodeman, M. Swanson, K. Krance. gizggrlmdm and 60111451? TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Swanson, D. Sawyers, D. McClure, N. Manson, G. Phares. BOTTOM ROW. LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Ruther- ford, P. Heeney, S. Moates, Miss Hutchinson, sponsor. s :3 -x - z 3:521. A 3:3, ,AC - -. a: :9 :3 . . 1 L5.-- '3 ' '3 w P f3 i 3; ' 3:,,-r'ig 3. - 5, f 3 . , 4a V 5 S3 g .-- ,r 5 ,x w 33 3 ' Kl X '37 vx 3 3 1 X i :P x XX: KxN'Jx xxx X'x KIRK: xx t W 2.x? .xm x x ; 3 1 1K 4; wa x, a x J. i, T r w 4 .; 3 .i EFL, 5 ; . 7 ; :33 l . g N -- X may K , ix w; k. r K ' s k 3 Kit: , XV ,9 'w x V 3w EL, 3 3 , 43 XXX x Kiwi , K, x N3 x3 ' f vi a3 -' xx 5' R . :15 : 3 5 I A 3;; 1'3; r '3; 3 1 Z: 3,3 3 f ' . 1' K 33; 1 : 9K3 ,r 1 I ,a , ; 3 5 , z '3 3 , vaw . ; wa- x f: tn; ' X I f K 1'! . x WW x - V ' ,.,l , . l' N... x K V 'v .' x v' R 3. , , ; :N z X 1 x x i; 13 e' r' f I 1 s I . 1 3 ' x' j ;. i: i .' 3 ,A: P, g , l x. ' : 3 I i ' I y ---' ,. r- a I xv; m; --- Cw -. x K. V. k : ' l0 BOTTOM ROW: D. Holmes, V. Boelts, J. Miller, J. Ohlman, L. Reeves, L. Trosper, D. Miller, Mr. Huggett. SECOND ROW: L. Ribble, L. Steuben, J. Willis. 1. Geren, I. Roark, T. Moates, C. Perkins, L. Faeh, T. Larson, K. Braasch. TOP ROW: R. Johnson, R. Beck, J. Kuhn, W. Dukes, R. Weller, G. Hack, C. Newby, F. Boelts, 8. Filter, G. Sawyers, D. Hanke. i J 7g J. Roark, Pres. T. Moates, V. Pres. I. Geren, Sec.-Treas. 3: dx - . R A?Akk V '9' adl K. ; 4m 3 a - ?x 1 x3- . f ' K ' J ?- 1 I X 1 I ' l a X 1,1 x K : VX 4,.4' g 2w I ' a . :g I R h A boy, by winning a letter either by playing one -fourth of all quarters in football, basketball, or by making points for the track team in a meet, may become a member of the CC Club. Some of the activities of the CC Club include the selling of CC sweat shirts, concessions at the basketball tournament, and the sponsorship of two school dances. With these proceeds a blocking sled for football was purchased. Also the annual steak fry and initiation was held May 16, 1961. Stalk fry ' ' '1 , A h thxx - ,f .K i - K ,s W YeTEEN COUNCIL xhe IN : I- ' l 'l l . Ax f e ,1 Cr; V; . . i: . ' Miss Widman l tl ' 77 :- ' x3? V' 'x A. Knight iL f . l M. Holtorf t j i ' p. Veed 3 I .:e t' t 7 a x r't - 3 en a; e , h te y en , t f K 1 I . Kl ' l rx e1 - , 'v. ' x . . r '2. i ; Eh :A'x x: 4 l H l X y cams x f h www.ll .11 1' J I l 1 The Y-Teen organization has as its goal fellowship of high school girls of all faiths. These girls have as their task the realizing in their everyday life of those ideals of personal and social living, to which they are dedicated by their faith as Christians. They seek to understand Jesus, to share His love for all people, and to grow in the knowledge and love of God. They attempt to grow as persons, to grow so that they feel a friendship for people all over the world, so that they may know and help these people. Any girl may become a member. Dues are fifty cents per semester, and meetings are held on the first Monday night of each month. The group sang Christmas carols for the patients at the hospital and rest homes, They sponsored a carnival in the fall and a Valentine and prepared cookies to give to these people. Dance in February. Retiring and new officers at. Ll 4:: the annual spring breakfast. at 2.: j '5' - - , - tfzzarcm x3 . 1,22; .zhe -. 'M-he V - ,l t , 'N I, a Vh h h hli. 31 u .' . .- l. . e e g l 5: t - mi x V . N l - h h t fl s h l X l , h x e K 3' i I - ; L' 4 .32? .3 . ,,- x s; 1,. .J 3V ,rfr. : .4;;u 4m V- 4' .. $--- L -- BOTTOM ROW: D. Sawyers, E. Brannon, M. Clayton, A. Lock, M. Jones, C. Willis. 1. Broom, D. Ful- lington, K. Judah, Miss Widman. SECOND ROW: 1. Fauquier, J. Ryan, H. Glause, J. Rice, G. Everett, L. Erickson, E. Salter, C. McClurg, C. Rice, 1. Butt, M. Holtorf, D. McClure. THIRD ROW: I. Pullen, D. Goff, G. Rudolf, B. Stubbe, 1. Gibson, P. Veed, G. Phares, C.Munn, B. Krug, D. Reeves, C. Powell, 1. Holtorf, R. Flowers, A. Zmek. BOTTOM ROW: M. Krug, I. Hansen, K. Gregg. K. Hanke, J. Fleming. G. Rudolf, S. Niemoth, G. Willis, G. Hoffschneider, S. Burke, L. Persons. SECOND ROW: K. Stearley, C. Kyes. J. Erb, S. Zichek. L. Kucera, A. Knight, I. Dexter, C. Larson, L. Mundt, G. Larsen, 1. Deines. M. Smith. THIRD ROW: D. Miller, D. Spencer. 1. Post. K. Kramer, P. Held, 6. Johnson, C. Hank, P. Kuhn, K. Glantz, J. Reeves, S. Chadwick, L. Chadwick, M. Good, L. Lindquist. WJ $ t i; , 'fx -u. 1, 3'7 v.2l t- . R, 2 R?! - 2h X K, K1 P ,2. : r ' : x' :1 i KulhA 1! e K; K r 2 xKKezaKl Ql 21 1:24 W 1K:x f .k K ,1 K KKKXKK x xQx M1 : v: 1:; w x. u M -1 ,,,,, Ry: . v 1 f - - 1.....- - re- .- K is K l X 1 K K 1 K K K 2h x 1 : x i k t - i A . i? .yh I K 1 K x Kt 1: N 2! Kl'K l t 1K '. . N ,w v n4 7 K1. 2, 4 , : w. I K ., 3K; 1. l m ' A' 3M! 21' A XIV j ; 1 L P . FRONTROW: R.Eecker,J.Ei1ts,R.Dumont,L Faeh,M.Fish1er,R. Ferris.J.Glynn, N.Boe1ts TOP ROW: R. Weller, F. Boelts, J. Ohlman, L. Reeves, E. Hoback, H. Galusha, G. Bruns, D. Johns. 3324 The Future Farmers of America is a national organization for farm boys enrolled in vocational agriculture. The primary aims of the organization - to develop agricultural leadership, cooperation, and citizenship - are stressed in all of the chapter's many activities. Members of the Central City F.F.A. Chapter exhibited in agricultural fairs and shows and competed in various local, district, and state contests in the areas of judging, speaking, demonstration of agri- cultural skills, and leadership. ,., -v1......,--vI-....m.mv-v-w 2 n-.la -412; F.F. A. officers look over the display at the Central Bank k PUbliC speaker - during F. F. A. Week. L. Reeves 3 ,wm. , .1...wa m - n. '7- w v Fquv -mml v n. - K1 e.- .K K K 3 . . J . K 4 . LDMM.LM1 u..w-...1.4ra,.. -...... I Sophomores on a field trip. Demonstratiort team on use Of tension- meter. ,, . . ., .1. 1. , j K BOTTOM ROW: E. Osterman, L.Rutherford, F. Ashelford,I.G1ynn, R. Kiser, D. Hanke. TOP ROW: D. Erickson. D. Gerlach, D. Brink, J. Kohtz, T. Wagner, B. Ohlman, H. Chader, D. Bruns, G. Clayton. Chapter activities included a watermelon feed, a swimming party, roller skating party. a slave auction, a radio program, the sponsorship of two school dances, election of a Chapter Sweetheart, Karen Krance. the selling of Christmas cards, garden seeds, and concrete hog troughs, and construction of a farmstead display. Chapter members attended the National, State, and District F.F.A. Conventions. Dean Hanke was elected to play in the State F. F. A. Band, and Frank Ashelford and Dean Hanke were elected to the Degree of State Farmer. E. L. Van Meter, Melvin Zichek, and Clarence Hanke were elected to the Honoraxy Chapter Farmer Degree. A Parent-Son Banquet climaxed a successful year. w . -1 1.1 -w. ........1 13:! f. x t 4:??3 '2 ram; 4 l h ,.'. P :1: 12-2 1 -' 2.5: h 3;?4 I h ' V W: 7 ?- 3:14 3:...1 Sn! 9 e. .. g' MO; , xii! . . V :'? i ,::p:;V v: ' ' -i; 1 11' h. A UN h L 8 I '; tux. -.1I- w:. pv':. ;;m;w:fsa.1 -1 fIJ LA ;I.k.',$L'1 - h g Creed speaker ' 13- Brmk Soil- judging team work- out. a 5f! '77 ; 1 Ah 1 J ' ' ' I'f': -- :7 I ' .; m L; gun -- I h ' h h: P e '1 1' ' JEN? kw , g w 1:9. -: 1? Cm u - M y I - L 7' 2.4 'i'gJaL A: 1 -. . - 11..., - J 1 , l X - we . ;.. 1 ti .;:'.'V'- l :jx'li'l-llj'; 3 1 f , I , 1.1 h 1 x h; 3 ' JSV VI LML mm , m 2.51' 01.1th Seniors in shop. W Ldlunior Ag. Class. Mllfdw Eltofzzs l6 BOTTOM ROW: H. Glause, J. Ryan, J. Holtorf, C. Powell, D. Drummond, N. Boelts, G. Ferris, D. Holmes, G. Johnson, D. Sawyers, M. Kuhlman, Mr. Nelson. SECOND ROW: A. Bodeman, L. Lindquist, S. Miller, J. McMahon, D. Goff, I. Roark, G. Ohlman, E. Kyes, K. Judah, A. Knight, M. Kiser, L. Erickson, G. Phares. THIRD ROW: C. Henk, G. Larson, M. Swanson, R. Ferris, L. Ribbie, D. Miller, V. Boelts, B. Goff, B. Filter, 1. Eilts, J. Butt, I. Fauquier, J. Nelson, M. Jones. TOP ROW: D. Fulling- ton, P. Heeney, 1. Gibson, R. Weller, P. Bonness, M. Burke, L. Reeves, W. Dukes, T. Moates, D. Hanke, I. Judah, P. Veed, C. Rice. Combining the voices of fifty-one men and women into one sound takes times and patience, but it is a rewarding experience as these people will testify. The first public performance came as a Christmas Vespers, a program made up of Christmas songs. Highlights of the second semester included a trip to Albion where the group took part in the Vocal Clinic under the direction of Dr. David Foltz. w Following this, five weeks of hard work brought them to the production of Sweethearts with two en- W joyable performances on March 17th and 18th. I , xxx $ Wall Mu it Jnsfmctar and J4mmpal4ists f , i . :TTT ,, ,, ... 1 ', 5 ' ij $ 'ffjr' 7-u x ,.... ' . , ; . ll - - . . L .. .nvt-um-.,' . - V V L . .M V .' 3M W12 .L f. ;. , -.. 1 . L ; . . . . . . , : ' 1 ; '. . : . . H I- . ,. , : . . ' -. . ,u ,3 ' .' ' 1 . M: . 1 f .x. .v 1 N. v ; . . . . '4 I . S I 1 1 . J Vocal music instructor: Mr. R. Nelson BOTTOM ROW: Mr. Nelson, M. Good, S. Foulk, L. Lindquist, C. Henk, J. Erb, C. Powell, J. Holtorf, J. Nelson, M. Kiser, M. Kuhlman, D. Miller. SECOND ROW: J. Ryan, D. Reeves, A. Bodeman, I. Mattson. M. Holtorf, D. Sawyers, C. Bolling, L. Erickson, J. Butt, G. Phares, B. Krug. G. Everett. THIRD ROW: S. Smith, G. Larsen, M. Swanson, R. Foulk. J. Nitzel, H. Glause, S. Miller, M. Jones, D. Goff, I. Fauquier, J. Pullen, L. Mundt, P. Veed. FOURTH ROW: D. Fullington, I. Deines, B. Yocom, C. Munn, D. Nouzovsky, 1. Gibson, C. McClurg; C. Rice, P. Heeney, 1. Dexter, K. Hoback, A. Knight, I. Broom, K. Judah. Re Q girls t glow Q be g g Highlighting the first semester of Girls' Glee activity was the Christmas Vesper in which the girls performed the complete Ceremony of the Carols by Benjamin Briton. Q Second semester activity was centered around the production of Sweethearts by Victor Her- g bert. Also the District Music Contest, held at Aurora, was a very rewarding experience for the girls . ROW 1, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Nelson, J. Fleming, K. Stearly, G. Rudolf, S. Moates, V. Svitak, L. Persons, M. Smith, A. Brooks. ROW 2: F. Allison, K. Hanke, J. Post, M. Krug, C. Perry, L. Kucera. K. Gregg, P. Bjorkman. ROW 3: J. McMahon, S. Burke, 1. Mattson, P. Kuhn, S. Trosper, S. Chadwick, M. Nickerson, S. Foulk. ROW 4: I. Kortum, J. Hansen, J. Reeves, K. Glantz, S. Neimoth, G. Hoffschneider, C. Armyts. Ergslzman Wall groups f ' 11W; 1;;1 1' $1315. Ff , 7'25 W ' ' 1 j 2 fav 1-1 '1; 1-...- L'A' ... gdw 'x11'l...-F?l1? m 119:? M .31 JV: ,9. ,2 2 I 1. ' 12;:V1W-L'1WH11' W FNX JK e v... xA 2 x.- 2 '3 I, 2 , 2 .0-.. - -1 222 -1 41:31; quK : 15:23-2 I '35, : L 4A4achd 0A Ix. 22x 2 x2 21 +1 S 2 A 2 v 2 cg 2 ' y, x3 Q5 iii :3 g, K2 5255-1 QR ; j '1 'wr'W 1 1. 2y; f ...2 mil 'x r 1 .1 1M1 . 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L '7 X ' xfvajUH . i .. , 20 2l ew s u. ,. t ! 1 w t i , ,4 - 4 - '2 7 . t. finer. rm f I x b JbF'K 33.3 :1! .: tf-t'U :4 V; , , '1 ., I b h' v f 31 IN . v ' Mt t xk K t ' h h 4 e e; I .. b xz 3, e y '1. 1 I t k I : m 1 H. 5 s s g f r 4- y - M. . M31 -44.??? w . gram gmw flit! ,Cilm GREEN GROW THE LILACS, the famous classic stage play written by Lynn Riggs, and then converted by Rodgers and Hammerstein into the popular OKLAHOMA, was staged by the Class of '61 on No- vember 11 and 12. Tom Moates, starring as Curley McClain, and Hollie Glause, as Laurey Williams, were flanked with an able cast which consisted of the entire senior class. Gwynn Phares, as Aunt Eller Murphy; Christine Powell, as Ado Annie Carnes; Dean Hanke, as Jeeter Fry; and Dick Holmes, as the Peddler, deserve special mention. Mr. Zichek, the director, spoke highly of the entire group, from the beginning to the end. wver-w-vrv 'I;.1.!l.l ' I '.::' - v; 'V K h. p 7 ! 1.4mm- 7h.........-A...4 A-...M...4...........I-.-J 7 g yuniar 615255 MW ?mtlcmm Prefer Emmy The famous Anita Loos stage show, Gentlemen Prefer Blondes, presents two girls on a hilarious husband-hunting trip to Europe. These two girls were portrayed by Joanne Broom and Karen Judah. Ladd Reeves, the anxious father, and Carol Bolling, the concerned aunt, try to stabilize the girls at home and abroad. Galynn Ferris and Tom Larsen happened to be the husbands secured. Carol Channing and Mari- lyn Monroe played leading roles in this production on Broadway and in the movies. The play was ex- ceptionally well received in the local community. 23 i x rj- t x L. . TIM Many little hoodlum! L' 222 xi; :9 724,5 255.4 14; 42:4 Q 2. zgygg 0f ..' A 4-4 Va . ; D $151; ,1 4 , 5,4 L? 4 4 4 , 1351.;4: .5:-1-454:111.1315'5 J!L4...;4..2..1 31C! HAIL'ALL- 4 nglg 611115, 2- , . 4.4.44- - 3 ; f - I 5 A - 44.4.43? 4.44:; 1.4434 '3 Ix PI! 2!: E , Ii 4 1 Ki 32;; 5A 5 3! .5 H , F There's your - 5 I .55 5RK41 I '4. 'wj t :5! -54 224-4: -W?:VC l x , 24 Some love affair! y4 When the Saints Go Marching In L..- r -'-4,7.7r-.-: 7 .j '22 1:22.22 'r- : .2 ' l . 31'!- 1'1 '2 .. : z I'm all like misty, Dobie- 4 - II; . 4 ,- r. 24. . , 4 ,1 'i4-2j3-Sf 4 .-;:;U '4, t 4. ,4 4 . .2 i I i . .4: 4 g . 44! r q a F K 7 ' , 5 .. , , H i 5. 11 1 I g - l I 1 I -' 1 V 4 5 . 52K, :5 '22 2. .4 , x2. .54 X 12 4, 5 4 4- 4,4 ,2 - . X, , . A - a: .J . 4- y 2 1f $43.44 ' +4 .'.L.1J'.'.:;....- x ' ' - Wg xixiggj MI. Jimmy Wingate has to eat! ,4 I x g . 41- 2. 4. 1 r :5 44,435 ' 4 K . I. : . - $5 1 .ZLM 1f -' 4x44 '2 .2 1 :4 M 5 - 5 .2. .1 ...JL.L..... 6mm Members . Hanke . Stubbe Gibson Holtorf . Aerni . Flowers Kelley . Mattson Phates Beck . McClure a U . Sawyers . Powell . Holmes . Glause . Moates . Clarke 3 K. Hawthorne i S. Miller Not pictured: A. Bodeman Sponsor, Mr. Zichek gamboooppzwwxasw 09 The National Thespian Society with headquarters in Cincinnati, Ohio, granted charter 959 to the Central City High School, December 27. 1960. This was a record of achievement for the dramatic: department of our high school. Twenty members of the class of '61 made up the charter r011 having earned 10 or more points in dramatic Showmanship with either stage or backstage work. The official initiation for these twenty persons was held on the evening of March 24, 1961. Following the production of The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis, 33 additional members were initiated at the annual banquet on May 18, 1961. The National Thespian Society is dedicated to the advancement of the various forms of theatrical arts in the secondary schools. It was established in 1929 and is composed of troupes in schools throughout the country. It is an honorary organization only in the sense that students are given recognition for having met certain standards and requirements. The motto is. Act well your part; there all the honor lies. Mem- bership comes to anyone who has earned 10 points according to a national rating scale. Upon receiving 20 points one becomes a one-star Thespian, and can reach the coveted rank of an Honor Thespian with the earning of 60 points. Chgspialxzs 25 - -v... w .. v; . - - .: x A ' 7 n q :- .. H , ' 3' i r I fa X f 1 l L:- x . r , . . . I 'AI - L x x -s-- x . - I N3, - , x ,' x ' J ...... f l , J v ' . V . ; f: 'fftka. J. W ' Wt .i; L... Awguw--.u LFFT T0 RIGH 1': 1,. Persons, S. Miller, C. Munn, J. Nitzel, C. Willis, A. Zmek, B. Stubbe, S. Chadwick. Y. Svitak, G. Fvcrett. P. Heeney, C. Bolling, F. Brannan, I. Butt. VJ W424 $3 7U LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Nelson, J. Kelley, K. Boelts, N. Svitak, G. Willis, M. Sallinger, D. Nouzov- sky, M. Zoucha, L. Hilder, J. Pullen, C. Larson, M. Good. K. Kramer. pd 1--.-..- .. .7 -V. 40- , huwuw ' kn ' L hj'f , .-..;-....- Lumarnnwm-ommv.v 26 G.A.A. COUNCIL, LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Chadwick, M. Good, L. Hilder, A. Zrnek, M. Sallinger. C. Munn, S. Miller, I. Pullen. I. Kelley, C. Willis, Mrs. Thorpe, sponsor. Vfa aw i Jihldit alissaciafion The purpose of G. A. A. is to develop a spirit of comradeship, good sportsmanship, and friendliness among students. Among the various groups in this organization intramural com- petition is offered. Membership is open to all girls, with dues of fifty cents a semester. Merits may be won by attendance at meetings, taking part in sports at meetings. hikes, bicycling, etc. Letters are awarded to the top twelve merit winners, and certificates axe given to all with two hundred merits or more. Some of the activities of G. A.A. this year were a volleyball tournament, slumber party, and the spring field trip to Hastings, Nebraska. This trip included a tour of the Hastings Daily Tribune, the Hastings Dairy, Hastings College, and the House of Yesterday. The trip ended about six o'clock p. m. with everyone feeling they had spent a very enjoyable day. 27 28 i: t r r t f3 ? 3;: X 3 , V , jI ..... xr . 'h We ' 'x l 'h': R $ .3. r f... ' r ' -- A X . n '1 . I . .- V c t . L .r .1 I ?h kt evil. 1 X' , k g ,vw 'm 2 e x I, ? K , I . 5 x e We kw , 'd KJ k 'V 'l K. M ' X a x' H h k W e xxx y .t t ' I . Va- I . 1K t x I t Xe J V X ' .1; , -, . . - a kin. .4... .......t Miss Holden A. Bodeman L. Erickson National jifmr Saciaty The National Honor Society is an organization whose membership is based upon character, scholar- ship, leadership, and service. seniors to become eligible for membership. High attainment in all four qualities allows sophomores, juniors, and The annual banquet was held on March 20 for the students who were on the Honor Roll and Honorable Mention throughout the year, the faculty, and the parents of the society members. Tapping exercises were held on April 6. Five seniors: I. Gibson, D. Holmes, N. Mattson, G. Phares, P. Veed were tapped. Also tapped were three juniors: G. Ferris, M. Jones. E. Kyes. and three sophomores: I. Deines, G. Larsen, B. Yocum. V D. Goff J. Holtorf M. Kuhlman Q t F p . I x J: i ; It ? x E , , e E xt AV x l .. :1 t h V, t e 1 .o 11 I? ; U h :13 ?.?e-KH '--1; x i ' a L :vx'a' 4:; x; 1 k u- f 'A t W t ' h t Kef xt fx fx, ,, h t N Q r x L f, L' . h'? hxx l g h 3'1 ,1 t: i h 44 1,..441 l, ' ' - h E I M x N. . 't r x L' -. - A -' 2 t I i 'Y A. Vi I 1 - X, 3 s z . 'V, f . j ; ERVhiiil X! ' f: e - tV I 1 . . 9 , 3:. ' ;' Vgi xx , g g A r r '2' t K V 09' t X t x. K 5 ' I X hx ' '75 3X v, , uV-rx! ...- Y, Q N v. 4 'k.. ff '1 h t, 2 t 1'x VK j ' 3f X rlrxl f x' , ' k , g x ' . x x U A . a- f 1 1......X LA LA T. Larsen '1'. Moates C. Powell J. Roark STANDING: Mr. Wilson, Sponsor; J. Miller. President. SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: G. Larson, C. Newby, G. Johnson, J. Kuhn, Treasurer; K. Krance, D. Phares, J. Kortum, D. Filter, 1. McMahon, Secretary; F. Ashelford. M. Holtorf, D. Holmes, Vice President. $Va 7a? Studmf 6mm? The Student Council, now in its eighth year, is that organization which seeks to promote better stu- dent-faculty relationships. This Council is the means by which all of us as students can make our wishes and ideas about school problems known. This can be done by taking them directly to the individual class representative. That is why the Student Council is dependent on you, the student, in order to fulfill its purpose. 29 30 Annual S'idff h L -' '1: v I. l; I H. : 1,; 1111?. Editor -------------------------- PATTY VEED Associate Editor ---------------- MARJORIE CLAYTON Organization Editors ---------- IUDY GIBSON, JANICE RICE Senior Editor --------------------- KAREN KRANCE Junior Editor ------------------ DORLA FULLINGTON Sophomore Editor ------------------ MERLENE GOOD Freshman Editor ---------------------- TIM BOND Faculty Editor --------------------- LARRY RIBBLE Sports Editor ----------------------- JIM ROARK Snapshot Editor ------------------ ROSALIE FLOWERS Art Editor ---------------------- ANNE BODEMAN Business Managers --------- DICK HOLMES, SHARON SMITH There's still work to be done. . '. e. V VLKEM,Z1 . : xvifhruylm $13K 11.: HJT'K :1; 1 :7; ?qf. 54,119,.3f'r53 333': e' x53: 'szf ngbag-Jgns; n.1,. 1 KW r' IrL1 1 '91 1 J31 1. 3.14;. ' 7 1; 1 1 1.6.1; ' 1 1 1-? Wk; 1 51' BOTTOM ROW: D. Zikmund, T. Wagner, R. Vergo, H. Sautter, B. Ohlman, R. Bray, L. Eastwood, D. Filter, L. Held, R. Gleason, E. Humiston, B. Filter, R. Beck, L. Steuben, R. Willis, F. Boelts, B. Hel- zer, T. Larsen, D. Holmes, K. Braasch, G. Jones. TOP ROW: L. Ribble, G. Sawyers, V. Boelts, J. Ju- dah, J. Willis, G. Hack, L. Reeves, L. Trosper, I. Miller, J. Kuhn, W. Dukes, B. Eoff, L. Faeh, T. Moates, R. Ribble, C. Perkins, J. Geren, W. Roscoe, R. Weller, I. Ohlman, D. Miller. The Bison had a very successful football season, winning eight games and losing only one. Joe Geren led the high-flying Bison offense which outscored opponents 217 to 45. The rock-ribbed Bison defense posted six shut-outs. Six Bison were chosen to the All-Conference team at the end of the year. Boys honored were the following: Joe Geren, Wilson Dukes. Jim Willis, Dick Holmes, Tom Moates, and Jim Kuhn. Joe Geren was honorable mention All-State. . 1 ,W OPPONENT CC A hugeg 1 $5311, Seward 2o 32 a Z 1V 1. f1 Superior 12 42 ,I L Ska Fullerton 0 13 ' 1 511 X 1 Hebron 0 18 v x .T 11 . ,fo 0rd 13 7 :32, ' 1 3' Albion 0 33 , '5 1 . ,. Aurora 0 13 5 A Minden 0 27 21h . 341 A .' 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Dukes, R. Ribble, T. Moates, W. Roscoe, G. Sawyers. J. Geren, T. Larsen, D. Miller. Coach Ray Huggett's basketballers won 12 games and lost only 6 for the season. For the second consecutive year the Bison won the conference championship. The Bison lost a tough decision to Geneva, the top team in the state, in the semi- finals of the District Tournament. CC OPPONENT CC OPPONENT 49 St. Paul 43 49 Minden 66 53 Columbus 58 58 York 68 56 Schuyler 46 86 Albion 44 h 52 0rd 48 50 0rd 51 B 63 Fullerton 50 55 Aurora 49 54 Seward 58 '74 Broken Bow 66 75 LexingNS DISTRICT TOURNAMENT 63 Aurora 51 58 Seward 45 $$ '72 Fullerton 70 49 Geneva 56 64 Loup City 48 Cg w. ROSCOE Sophom ore ' Height 5-11 G. SAWYERS Junior ' Height 5 -1O L. RIBBLE Senior Height 5-10 K . BRAASCH Junior Height 5-10 R. RIBBLE Junior Height 6-0 Junior D. MILLER Height 5-9 ' Denotes lettermen 36 . . : , , .. 2 .. . N2 . . 2 .2 N22 . . , 22.x L 7.2.22.2: ; . 2. .2222..- . . . .222. J . .H ,. 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Filter. D. Holmes. BACK ROW: R. Weller. J. Judah, T. Moates. R. Ribble. W. Dukes. J. Kuhn. L. Faeh, V. Boelts. f yd I ' f .E x X h V .' i .t h. h t IL .17 .- xh h. A , , 'h t 11K , 1 3 h 3 t 3' i 1 av 1 Ti? 3 '7'? . A 560:4: .1 I ' 'm' t ' '4; ;'j1 E - V; t i v , . 7 , V ' 7 . '1':- i I t ' x , X x . 'r. ' I 1 ' h , - h - i i I ' : , t . I ; 1 ,' z ' l I a , ': , 2 2 x 't i ' h t a K x a- ' ' t x t t . '. x x N . . Xxx , h X I . ,f ,- x th x1 ink x , I x h x xh X t w XX 1 , . , i Kt x . 2' kl; -,7-:KoH ' ' N xxx xh xx z t h x I H1 t 1, 3 ' k ; h I . m3, J '4 t. , QY A x I 1; x V h K ,. I I . ; : x N , . , 1, N . I' .1 W t: t; X It? 1 S 3- . ,1 - h , t x K , hl . ' tn , - -,:: 3 .- X . E , 'u '1 ' fix 'h'i ,4 1 !!! i .9 .. - ii .I' . 4: .1 1 ' xt , i 'Ih h .L 'h :Ah II I H ,I AJKH LL, ; 1; At It . h? It 'h .5 ' l, s: . l l, 1 1 ummg .... h - ... 4h; :l I. Judah, J. Bellairs, D. Holmes, I. Geren; 880 relay team that set a new record at the Ed Weir In- vitational. The Bison enjoyed a very successful track season. They won the Ed Weir Invitational Track Meet and qualified four boys for the State Track Meet in Lincoln: D. Holmes. L. Ribble, T. Moates, and W. Dukes. C3 Cl :2 C3 C37 009 I J h x ' I 1 .w ..,.........-v x- 4 p I. l I.- j . , I.I .. vx pf. I ,, I a .4 X If: -vr h t h , Um. ' 'I '. r L hh .'A h t ' s h HIVI t x 9W1 5 h h ;u I311, Ar kxb: ' f. h 1 it ' I t , , I 11.2. t I' 7P . f '3 rh ,h , i L t, . s t - - 4 V , h E x 4 fwm -.. hm? T. Moate: and W. Dukes E L r p -. I showing form that qualified ? I E ' X ; them for the State Track Meet i . , E Q a 3!; j in Lincoln. E - i h 'h: 9: -' E .- a - t xV 2 r- I ,4 . -t . . '. t. h : . ' .1 , :1 u l . ; I l t, . v: - . E I .5 51' E ' 7w: 5L. 11 , .L II: V; .- L hijai- V... w J .Av.. Q! ,Kprh n.3,... . 33. L. l. W, N157. Aj Iumuw :JVIIrlo. . vialn I. JKL f J.Vt . -12. !.1 :x :1. A inWIl ierl I.I I'Ldr'll 31 w-.. warm, x :1 ' . , , x w; 9 'W'rv'fwrtW-B'Tv' '. ' 9 '-'- . . v 1 v . . if x m i ' . 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Lift. iibjtmfaax JUDY GIBSON College Prep Pep Club, 1, 2, 3. 4; Vocal Music, 2, 3, 4; Band, 1, 2, 3, 4; Y- Teens, 1, 2, 3, 4; An- nual Staff, 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Play, 3, 4; Class Officer, 2; GAA, 2. RICHARD JOHNSON General- CC Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Play, 4; Athlet- ics, 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council, 1. BERNARD HOLTORF General Athletics, 1, 2; Class Play, 4; FFA, 1. BARBARA STUBBE Commercial Pep Club, 2, 3, 4; Class Play, 3,4; GAA, 4; Y-Teens, 3,4. x E K2 K4 I 41$- i, K 1 r M '1 i! . :3. 4 4. :1 I ,. ,w,. ,7 3X ., , f A 3T3 ,4. ,V V, V 'L; 2....4... ARVILLA ZMEK Vocational Class Play, 3, 4; GAA, 4; Y-Teens, 3,4. Q ;, 2. ,x; Xx i In; 3:1,, UK 2 V V 3., 'u' , Xx, m3; x; i... 2 i I .r' , j EDWARD OSTERMAN Vocational Class Play, 4; FFA, 1. 2, 3, 4. CQ 3 JAMES ROARK College Prep. Band, 1, 2, 3, 4; Vocal Music, 3, 4; Class Play. 3, 4; Annual Staff, 3, 4; NHS, 2, 3, 4; Class Of- ficer, 2; Athletics, 1, 2, 3,4; CC Club, 1, 2, 3, 4. MARGARET FOULK Commercial Class Play, 3, 4; Li- brarian, 2, 3, 4; Vocal Music, 2, 3, 4. L X, 4 , H . x 4' - w 1' ; , A w WW J K: 3 4 d r m,- t! 54 DOROTHY REEVES Commercial , Class Play, 3, 4; Pep Club, 1,2,3,4; Y- Teens, 2, 3, 4. LOWELL RUTHERFORD Vocational Class Play, 4; FFA, 1, 2, 3, 4. THOMAS MOATES College Prep. , rm, ,2, x, ' 3 . ?i- gt;- kj - i, Vocal Music, 2,3, 4; k' 'vj NHS, 2,3,4; Class ; 1 21... , ,a Play, 3,4;Ath1etics, .iii- 1,2, 3, 4; cc Club, 1, ' 1 2, 3, 4; Student Coun- , ' Cil, 2' 3. , K14 MYRTLE CLARKE College Prep. Vocal Music, 3; Class '3'. 1 :1 Play, 3, 4; Pep Club, ,4, 2 1,2,3,4; GAA, 1,2. .m-w' JAMES GLYNN n ; Vocational stv I V 5447;... K x 1 , K. 3 ,1 Class Play, 3, 4; FFA, 1, 2, 3, 4. 2 , 4 II 1153 afZ MARTHA SALLINGER Commercial Class Play, 3, 4; Pep Club, 1,2,3; GAA, 4. 7d HOLLIE GLAUSE College Prep. Vocal Music, 2,3,4; Pep Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Band, 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Play, 3,4; NHS, 3,4; Y-Teens, 2,3. 4. VANCE BOELTS College Prep. Class Play, 3, 4; Class Officer, 1; Athletics, aA 1,2, 3. 4; CC Club, 2, 3, 4. -- RICHARD HOLMES College Prep. Vocal Music, 3, 4; Band, 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Play, 3, 4; Class Offi- cer, 1, 4; Student Council, 3, 4; Athletics, 1,2, 3, 4; CC Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff, 4. JUDY PULLEN General Vocal Music, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA, 1,2,3, 4; Y- Teens, 1, 2, 3, 4; Class 3. 6 $ l ,3, 3 3 4- 3 V 1 3, i K x N 3 IEANNETTE NELSON Commercial Vocal Music, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club, 1,2,3; GAA, 1,2,3; Librarian, 2. LESLIE DRUMMOND A! General C1 P1 4 xi l ass ay , . f : W 4x K x 43$ x 3, ,3 , '3 '84 m K I N i 3-4 g , W 1 - GWYNN PHARES 1 U ., , College Prep. 3. 3 3.3 4 w 9 r 9i ' r3 : - ; 13 3 Vocal Music, 1, 2, 3, 4; i z X, a, 3:. Hy. Band, 1,2,3,4; Y- 1; 3:7. . M Q , Teens, 2,3,4; Student f 3 I ,2 Council, 2; Pep Club, Ix Y ; xi J 1.2.3.4; Class Play, 3 - 2 , ' 1 ,x , 3 4 , - , MN . . ,4' x3- KENNETH AERNI General Class Play, 3, 4; FFA, 1, 2, 3; Athletics, 3, 4. JIM W ILLIS General V n. f3, Axum! a - , , . z . Vocal Musm, 3; Class ' I 4 Play, 3,4; Athletics, .333. 3' 1.2.3.4; CC Club, 2, 3, 4; Band, 1,2, 3. , , f , , WA Ll u--...... ..-... I 1 l 5 'N: 3 1 g 4 , DELORIS McCLURE 1 x ill 3 32 ,2 5 3i 1 Commercial : 1 :vayg 2 C11 K31 . '2 Vocal Music, 2; Pep . 4: , . Club. 2. 3. 4; Class Play. L 4 1 3. 4; Office Girl, 3, 4; x ; Y-Teens, 3.4. i , 55 '0 NJ ,, .. 9 DARLENE STACK DALE SEWING tn , 4-K g Commercial General Class Play, 3, 4. Class Play, 4. i: , , - M. --..4 DEAN HANKE . , ' - 3 ANNE BODEMAN 324 x .' Vocational . ! i w'y 2 College Prep. 1 ' :IAR w l; 4 K 4 4 I ,4 2'4 , Vocal Music, 2, 3, 4; xz x , 4 f' Vocal Music, 1,2,3, 4; Band, 1, 2, 3, 4: Ath- :4? ,. 4 ,. :2 NHS, 2,3,4; Class Play, letics, 1, 2, 8; FFA, 1, x :3 Q; 4x44. 5 4; Y-Teens, 1,2, 3, 4; 2,3,4; cc Club, 2,3, 7' Ix , N Pep Club, 1,2,3, 4; 4; Class Officer, 3; l 4 ,1 Cheerleader, 4. Class Play, 3, 4. f 4 14., X' , J 7 V SHARON SMITH l! 3, ROSALIE FLOWERS Commercial I 4 4 5., . ' 4 f 1-4. 3 Commercial gee??? 1,2' 3' 4; R???,mif-f K . VE'9 3 ep u ' ' H'3' 4; 7 ' 1.7 . l W; - j 4 4 ,J Pep Club, 2,3, 4; Class Class Play, 3, 4 An- - , f-.- ' Play, 3, 4; Annual Staff, nual Staff, 4; Y -Teens, 4:12:77 . . Muir; 4-x 4; Librarian, 2' 3, 4; 1'2' , 4K x, Y-Teens, 3,4. . 4 4 4'1 ' .K'. , ; x 4 c' K x - 4...; $4 mwm, -1 , ll REX STACK JACK DAILY 4 x3 Hg; f' 4 4 W pf N N. ! m4 .N-x 4 x, 4 , X 1 General General 4 V ,1 ., 1.' 4 4-.- ,1 'V 4 , C1355 Play, 4. Class Play, 3,4. 'ng- X l V , K V4 3x; 4 H x XKx; 41'4 I 4. A41 J, L LS ; KAREN JONES Commercial Pep Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Vocal Music, 2, 3, 4; Student Council, 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Play, 3, 4; Y-Teens, 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA, 2; Cheerleader, 4; Office Girl, 4. LEROY BEAVERS General Class Play, 3, 4. Q x RICHARD KISER $ Vocational Athletics, 1,2; Class Play, 3,4; FFA, 1,2, 3,4. M $ LONNEY JOHNSONY General Athletics 1, 2; Vocal Music, 2; Class Play, 3 $3; 1' . , z , ' ldwfz Ir w 2 K . ; , 5 1 3 ,V 4 R' , E - Um 5 g ,- , . s: 1 k , f-m' p 4 ,r, 2m V a 1 ; 1.... I R 3 i ,. 1x ,1 3 .1 . x . 2X 2 Q raf: f. 1 .791; 10k; 3x xv? I 4 ' 4 anX 4 -. I l x LARRY RIBBLE College Prep. Class Play, 3,4; An- nual Staff, 4; Athlet- ics, 1, 2, 3, 4; CC Club, 2, 3, 4; Band, 4. GLORIA RYAN General Vocal Music, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Play, 3, 4; Office Girl, 4; Y-Teens, 1,2, 3, 4. X ; X ?xwx. . . ,L 4 4 f: 31., 4 , JoLu-W I L. uxun 3.11 f .u . :ggJ; zhnig. 7,;J'3 x t .I .I'tlit :11 $133.35, , .N 13! $311k 1313. 1.4.4' $ LINDA WILKINSON Commercial Vocal Music, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club, 1,2,3, 4; GAA, 1, 2; Y-Teens, 1, 2, 3, 4; C1355 Officer, 4; Class Play, 3, 4. DAVID BRONDEL General Class Play, 4 l, ,. u 'w3 .3. KW , . i ; xv x J 1W X xx , 1 .xt 8 4K 4 l ;x 57 58 JOHN MILLER General Class Play, 3,4; Ath- letics, 1, 2, 3, 4; CC Club, 2,3,4; Student Council, 4. W MAXINE SWANSON 2 General Vocal Music, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA, 1,2,3; Y-Teens, 2; Class Play, 3, 4; Cheerleader, 3, 4. ELTON HUMISTON General Class Play, 3, 4; Vocal Music, 4; Athletics, 4. V4 a4 ORRIN ARMATYS General ,LX 7C : 5 Class Play, 4. K; 2 .. 'V x N -0 X . 1 $ 4 n V 1 i xx LORRAINE HILDER Commercial Class Play, 3. 4; Vocal 3 im m: ,I ' q ; Ix Mu51c, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club, 2 vx' a 1 1,2,3; Y-Teens, 1; v GAA, 1, 2, 4. BEVERLY KRUG Commercial m... r:?x Vocal Music, 2, 3, 4; 1 4 w- Band, 4; Y-Teens, 3, .,. M X i 4; Pep Club, 1, 2. 3, 4; 1 Class Play, 3, 4. I i t , ;. DONNA GOFF CAROL MUNN .1 h College Prep. Commercial ww-N ., NJ nan; -r.,a,-1 I Haysville, Kansas, 3; Class Play, 3,4; Vocal 1 K lwrk Ill; Band, 4; Vocal Music, Music, 2,3, 4; Pep Club, : Xxx w '1 4;PepC1ub, 4; Y- 1.2.3.4; GAA, 1,2,3, 2 . Teens, 4; NHS, 4. 4; Y-Teens, 1, 3, 4. X . 4- . ; . ,: . f Ex, gczwx , 1 23.1.; 1.2M-...1 m CHARLES STUART General Class Play, 4. ROGER DETTMAN General Class Play, 4. KAREN KRANCE Commercial . 1 x . Vocal Music, 2, 4; Band, 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Play, 3; Class Officer, 1; Student Council, 3, 4; Annual Staff, 2, 3, 4; GAA, 1,2; Pep Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheer- leader, 4. WILSON DUK ES College Prep . Omaha, 1,2; Vocal Music, 2, 3, 4; Class Play, 3, 4; Athletics, 2,3,4; CC Club, 2, 3, 4. PHYLLIS JENSEN Ner J H ,4: gr r i, 5, Commercial ' ., s ; ; r - 4g3' 7;;v3; ,2 Band, 1,2,3; Vocal 4 4, Music, 2, 4; Pep Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Play. 3, 4; Y-Teens, 1, 2. 3; GAAfl. X ., 1 I5. 44... An. N , FRANK ASHELFORD Vocational Student Council, 4; FFA, 1, 2, 3, 4; Ath- letics, 1,2,3; Class Play, 4. $ y. 1 A 1.14 '4 . - - 43...-a 2 4 A I T If -u- JOSEPH GEREN College Prep. CC Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Athletics, 1,2,3,4; Class Play, 3,4; Class Officer, 2, 3. PATRICIA VEED College Prep . Vocal Music, 2, 3, 4; Band, 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club. 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA, 2; Y-Teens. 1, 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff, 3, 4; Li- brarian 1,2, 3, 4; Class Puy,a4. .. 3- . . . . , -, - , , . . . l ' . . , r . . f . i . f , A ' X k 59 60 DEWAYNE SAATHOFF General Class Play, 4. 13,74 1 ,. C 37;: j DONNA SAWYERS NANCY MATTSON ; ; r x 71 . : 13 i ,- ,4 .4 i ,2; H , '2 1; Commercial College Prep. 1 f ,f 1,2 g ' .3, 1 Office Girl, 4; Vocal Band, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club, o; 457:2 1 ' :Vi Music, 2,3,4; Band, 2, 3,4; Librarian, 2; 1, - .. 5-, x , 1,2, 3, 4; Pep Club, 1, Office Girl, 4; Vocal K; 6:;- 3 . 2,3,4; Class Play, 3, Music, 2; Class Play, Max J 4; Class Officer, 2, 3; 3, 4. . 245,311, Y-Teens, 2,3,4. 4 J W , f 1: rw . j ' JUDY FAUQUIER SANDRA MILLER ,4 , . 4-4 , XI 2.. , . x N ' ' i 4 ! . ; 4, $3 , M 1x -; Commercml College Prep. 1, 3 34; :11 k2? AN ' ,r' sf -;- ,.i ,1; W 1 Vocal Music, 2,3,4; Vocal Music, 2, 3, 4; g 3. ixjx ,7 3 ,Jmm 4 X Band, 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep ; ,v r , Pep Club, 1,2,3,4; , ; Eggr, LVX Club, 1,2,3,4; Class Class Play, 3, 4; GAA, k ' V 5 ; X 3 Play, 3, 4; Librarian, 1, 2, 3, 4. rfx . 4 2, 5X- X, 2 . 2, 3, 4; Y-Teens, 2, ' , 53:1,;4 Xi 3; 4- ,,, i L'W- X . , K k 2 VHXA l H KENNETH W 5 HAWTHORNE , DONALD CARLSON ; -44, ,2 f . 14837.4 Mam, ., L 0 win: 4?? General ; 59W 257E341 , , , y a General x 4,, , ff: 9 t ; f ' V; 2x3; 1 Class Pla , 3,4; 1, W. . ' Class Pla , 4. 6 y C? 4 x b' i y C FFA, 1. d x I K xix; Q X ,2 2 d ,7' 4 ': JANET HOLTORF Y 3: 4L. ,,.. College Prep. W imrrn-K ' 1': f ' m ' , , J ' 'i; Vocal Music, 2, 3, 4; EN? ff 2 ,5. 9 Band, 2.3.4; Pep Club, ,Ww; , 3, 4; Class Play, 3, 4; GAA, 1,2; NHS, 3,4. GERALDINE RUDOLF College Prep. Pep Club, 1,2,3,4; Y-Teens. 3,4; Class Play, 3,4; Class Officer, 4; Librarian, 2,4. CHRISTINE POWELL College Prep. Vocal Music, 2,3,4; Band, 1,2,3,4; Pep Club, 1,2,3,4; NHS, 3, 4; Y-Teens, 2,8,4; Class Play, 3,4. RONALD BECK College Prep. Clarks, 1,2; CC Club, 2,3;C1ass Play, 3,4; Class Officer, 4; Athle- tics, 2,3,4. I ' gwarsim Day On April 14 at six o'clock a. m. , the Senior class of '61 began what was to become an exciting day. Arriving in Wahoo. breakfast was eaten and the journey was continued. JANET KELLEY Commercial Class Play, 3,4; GAA, 3,4. g The first tour was at Boy's Town, followed by a visit to the Kitty Clover Potato Chip Factory. Dinner was eaten at the Fireside and the journey was continued by a visit to Offutt Air Force Base. Free time occupied the next two hours. noise makers acquired during the day. Z2 Z2 The evening meal was also served at the Fireside. The group then proceeded to the Cooper Theater where they viewed This is Cinerama. gj Sixty five seniors returned home accompanied by the beat of bongos, a twangy guitaI, and other g :5 z :33 bl One World - G. O'Hara Battle Hymn of Republic - Willhousky High School Choir Introduction of Speaker - E. Clyde Cox, Superintendent Commencement Address - 7g Dr. Norman Thorpe, University of Nebraska Presentation of Class and Scholarship: - George M. Wilson, Principal Presentation of Diplomas - Joe Heeney, President Board of Education Gordian-e Symphonic Poem - Johnson - Brass Sextette Benediction - Rev. Zack Kleinsasser Recessional - High School Band Processional - High School Band Wh Invocation - Rev. Zack Kleinsasser Vg 'WEer 1 t L X 1;: . u r t g7 .x . V 12'?! Wk. .' ' x11. 415. ' -h x A. Bodeman, Co-valedictorian, Uni. of Nebr. Regent's Alternate, Scholarship to the Uni. of Nebr.; D. Goff, Co-valedictorian; I. Holtorf, Salutatorian, Uni. of Nebr. Regent's Alternate, Letter of Commendation from the Nat. Merit Scholarship Coxporation. Central City Farmer's National Band Scholarship; J. Roark, Uni. of Nebr. Regent's Alternate, Nebr. Wesleyan Uni. Scholarship; T. Moates, Uni. of Nebr. Regent's Scholarship Winner; H. Glause, Uni. of Nebr. Regent's Alternate, Scholarship to North Texas State College; C. Powell, Nebr. State Teachers' College Scholarship; R. Holmes, Uni. of Nebr. Regent's Alternate, Nebr. Wesleyan Uni. Scholarship; J. Gibson, Scholarship to the Uni. of Nebr.; M. Clarke, Letter of Commendation from the Nat. Merit Scholarship Foundation; Uni. of Nebr. Regent's Alternate; G. Phares, Uni. of Nebr. Regent's Alternate; P. Veed, Uni. of Nebr. Regent's Alternate; Nebr. Wesleyan Uni. Scholarship; D. Sawyers, BPW Scholarship; S. Miller, BPW Scholarship; R. Flowers, BPW Scholarship Alternate. 62 . Treptow . Demel . Hines . McHargue . Cox J. Heeney C. Erickson OUWIW B . RAS MUSSEN : I 1 IA ' XV, I . . . . A V . , L 4 MN 1 j . rw..-- .w...-m . E. CLYDE COX, Superintendent B. A. , Kearney State Teachers' College M. A. , University of Nebraska Secretary a -w-! $ 2 . . . ,1 : . ,4 l I I i f x ; i .w' r I ,' 2': ? xx W : ' ' in . . . Wig V, ,r; ' 2 L r t ' x E 1; b: Ll'j l 11X I . 64 GEORGE M. WILSON, Principal B. A. . Nebraska Wesleyan University M. A. , University of Nebraska ,::3 . K - , f Li L RONALD BICKFORD, B.A., M.A., Kearney State Teachers' College; Driver Training, Shop, Phys. Ed. NELLE FRY, B.A., Nebraska Wes- leyan University, M. Ed., Univer- sity of Nebraska; English, Library. MAUDE HOLDEN, M,A., University of ,- S, I w! Nebraska; Mathematics. f'r'Ja X G a . C ,. .1 WT lffrgih 4, . ,W 1 x 3 x. -8 vvvvv - f,- Q ?V x. a x i , ' x 3'13. 1 1..1;- C7575 MARK CRANDELL, B. A. Peru State Teachers' College; Band, Mech. Drawing. i 1 1 .Jw ELDON ERVIN, B.S., University of Nebraska; Voc. Ag. 42.70 mq-x Mx v51, NM- ,, l. V V. 1' A x ELLEN CAMPBELL, 8.5., Univer- sity of Nebraska; Home Ec. .43.. Hit; V,v.,.... 4'7 4 ' x v. Xx X'V k- x H . ' 1 -- 9 I 1 E . . ' x . x km m P s i . X I n j w bl, xxx - 1 X f 3 x i, 1 l X X . y - .1 65 66 JOSEPH MANHART, B. A. , Kearney State Teachers' College; English, Social Science . RAY HUGGFTT, 8.8., Pew Coach, Social Science. 8W State Teachers' College; i I l . y f A .8 A. . A 1 ix; K . A A A 'IfZVN ?.QW KR M VH5 v 3 A 1 NH 'A m. I . 1 ; W x AA , x ' l V X J g z .. 'z' A . A 3 . . x . . , . l . ' . f ' 4 .WW .. .rA , W. . A - ' 1 . . , . I A , A. l M A L4 RONALD NELSON, B.M., Kear- ney State Teachers' College; Voca1.Music. W A LYLE MCMINDES, B.A. , Kear- ney State Teachers' College; Math, Science. JIM STOBBE, B.A.. Kearney State Teachers' College; Com- mercial. DELANE SINNER, B.A. , Kear- ney State Teachers' College; Physical Science; Asst. Coach. , . - I n V x , AMA? , 72,, f ? x W A Q 17., -. AA AAA - .4-....,- ,, :g ffff- -.4 V, ,.;,,z- .. yr i v ' , , . ., , .w 49 ? p---.gk--....---m ...H EDNA WIDMAN, A.B. , NCbraska Central College; Spanish, English. MR. H. CUSTODIANS: C. Hansen, M. Bab- cock, R. Sawyers. ,,,; f . f K I .nrw : z A ' ' ' 1 I h ' f x x f x . f x Kg Y L V. ..,v' , x , H K X v ; : A '6 X L x i x z ' - .1 l I ' 1 1 E. ; 1 E MN r w'x; j ,x a . ., ,1 1 v :7 w; MELVIN ZICHEK, A.B., Nebraska Central; M.A. , University of Nebraska, D. Lit., McKinley Ed. Institute; English. WATSON Special Ed. LUCILLE TYLER Phys. Ed. 1 pg !. x: .r' f 1-- r . COOKS: V. Munn, E. Kucera. ESTHER THORPE, B.A., University of Omaha; Commercial. kQ BUS DRIVER: R. Faeh. 67 V e a-TH hen, Ly ww.-.u MN ., s 7 T. 'J 1. 1!; y I3. Is wa. s x - 'xh;wi;.n;rrvv : X. t .. H... P4 . . , .. V I 3 T V iA-T '. : , A . 3 1.! e . m.. T t I K- 'rlhT X: ' 1:; x 5 IT , V. . ; x x! T Xi - :fk. Lam: . wrw-r'n t W . A L h x -;--' 'esx LQA Lhl . KM T I I f . I x I c 3 -4 I h. , -..--.- nntnih-Z' , -... - -................-v.,.-ve-- fJT L . h, 3 ti- 4 t beX Av; :1 'T r .4; , '- . 1, t Tf 'x 1' ll j. , ,, j k a: . , .U x 3 L i T 4 T c ' . T t . , h. X7 5' T ;T7 h T , I 4 t . f , if K? : l h T ! 5' 5 ' 3 xi ' T T . . . g .1 i T ' i A r X g A . , r- 9 J I s ' T j ewf; A . J4; - 1x MN x I m -. ijj if ' x f; TN i L a '4..;.T3'ta, Mx ,-ef rm. 2. ? AV '... T .rfih; IYQTJUQ x: A T Te uzsog ,x L:-? xAJE D'UHH :t IK'szi '7. Did yeah hear about the 10. Romeo, Romeo? 11. One year old tLarry SJ 14. moon? 1. Christie, be quiet so Judy can sleep. 2. happy. Her hand is in the cash boxl Voting or Or?? 3. 5. The little kitchen maid. 6. new appropriashun bill? 8. For the last time, be in your home room! The new papas. 15. Right in style. 16. 12. 000 that smarts! Slumber party lately? 13. Think we'll make it to the 4. No wonder she's Studying, Jack? Surely not! Thinking of someone, Marty? 9. The thinker. mmqwm 3.3 :2 1. 61.1.1! 4 N 2. Three cute cousins, Larry R. , Carolyn R. , Ralph R. 3. Good shot, Mr. Stobbe! 1. Oh now really, girls. 7. Good old Mr. 10. Two friends from back on the farm. 4. Real hep pep rally! 5. Regular appointment, Tom? 6. Christmastime at CCHS. Wilson ? 8. Real busy. Donna'.7 9. Detention row. 11. Mary 12. Dick H., Lyla L., Carol L., Eldie 14. Can you still do it, Tom and Gwynn? Ann Z. . Cheryl K. , Mary W., Joanne 8., Louise E., Norma S. 13. The last game. L., Larry H. 69 JXXINxW' '13 2:1ng L: ! Comphments of 31fo :01 .x CRAWFORD MOTEL gr 1,1 ' , . Jni U. S. Highway 30 East w'n 1,445,. I H Central City, Nebraska ml BOB AND ERNA MCVAY GEREN'S R b g PENCE CASH k HARDWARE gg GE Appliances Pittsburgh Paints Scott's Lawn Products Nphone 41 beX-Q 217G HAROLD HELD, Mgr. --,.;1; , NORDSTEDTS hf ; 9:1 ZLOMKE $ V ; ; FURNITURE COMPANY Furniture 4 V Floor Coverings $ SX --- We Deliver --- 1 Phone 92 Central City LAFAYETTE ,4:, .1'ch0$1?:13. : ' ' L;.' J 3 CENTRAL MOTORS Your M, . 21:: FORD DEALERS H 94:! , I u Phone 166 424 G if U wm-a.rq; .- W? Central City : ?:nm AMMW.?:M:J 5, NIELSENS 7O in N I P ' V; W I - 5 7g M fr; m: Ii i ' ' N N I g ; 11 1:: z :41; w s 3, i 3! L5; l g j g - g l 1 , V, luv v 3h: ..' I I ? 1-: in El. i :n v N V m... ...-, r 27 L .I N s; -m'l - .- 7x . . .-, N . . -- ; 3' J J; ' '1- mg; W: . - .p-J.... Nd FARMERS' NATIONAL BANK JUSTICE AND LOCKE PRESCRIPTIONS Phone 23 - W Centr a1 City, Nebraska ROSS AND McILNAY HARDWARE AND PLUMBING IRRIGATION AND HEATING '1 u, h, r W K N H . 1 ,4: V nN . N, V L 12 H v ,-..-a-, . V; f FLORIST SHOP Phone 60 Central City . x M, v ., 2.1: 1 b; fx 7 sr-Mw x: RILEYS 5 Com 1' t f V3 p 1men s o Fifi? .R- LINCOLN MANOR HOTEL XI ; L; f 1525 16 Street Phone 9 Centr a1 City Q Hl-WAY GROCERY Open 7- 10 k Seven Days Per Week MR. AND MRS. JOHN VOLKMAN E $223; ER l. .- , - . . a f 13 -Ma- - xvx La x v ' vrl.- WxWW 7?! 1. W. r w r I l X N' iii: O. K. TIRES 'gx' . .57 V -5: 7777 ii i; yyyy .- P- i - :I ti : I 11,:1 I 5 ?L L. x 529.93 j,L,L.......m--:;.... 25.1 : 5 E l 4 $ , - '1 55.; :- ; , I 57' 3;. . 1.5,... uuL-i-5i- .. : '51 f i t L. - if . '. A . 'Jd'; 1, N 5 , 5... L5 7 WMw-g 0 M' :3. n?' 1-2:; , A f:7 M-:;M 3;. - J -I-N--5......, SACK LUMBER COMPANY Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1961 RIBBLE BEAUTY SHOP ETHEL RIBBLE ACE MOTEL East Hiway 30 Central City, Nebr. VERGIL AND DELORIS FLODMAN .VV . 5 ;: 1 . z . 2 5. .. f '3 H k . 5 .. :55: : r: I 5715: c 2;... 5 Anus: 1,: 5.. 1 Y, ' 1' ,E. 3:45- : :4... LA :I-w ,0! .MM iml ' ' c -.. ,51 tizg; M ' R , :2. 1 : : nmzxsz 8-3....- - .v ' 1 STATE THEATER HESSELGESSER 'S NITE 8.: DAY CAFE Open 24 Hours a Day Always Good Food JOSEPHINE COX, Prop. Q5 McCULLOUGH AGENCY Insurance - All Kinds Real E state 419 G. Street $ 5X3 CENTRAL BANK 72 iEqug. WM HAriH : MN; iii-HHJIMH -A .. V0, ...w... r. . , . p .. ....-; W - rvv..i-,..' :F.. ..J , ... Wg ..-; 7 lI;::.::..v'-.RH'L:1 l . I 1 1: ,1: I' .j iijxx 13', l:- l-kff 4-4 a 1111-7 ' . ... . .--: . ';1',1rv. II , l . 4 r n r ' 5' ,.. ;, 3v E . aL'1'r' :z1H it, in! ulaltls'rfiu'Hung ! : , .............. 1 37,35; l..3 3129.53 2.3 13 g: -- - wv -v- r ' I , ' u , 3 CLOSED , g g z X. -.,: .i:!-'a:Au-I!P J ' .v D why aye$' Wm 1:; 5 ;; :!.-'. mu 3 .SPWDGE L7 i 977.3; J? LLW ; i ! I'm. l ' ' . .. ' : L--J .. ' l .' 1'. I .1 j , J DEMEL 8: COMPANY Real Estate Abstracting and Insurance Building and Loan Investments 307 G Phone 65 GAMBLES Authorized Dealer The Friendly Store Furniture, Hardware Auto and Farm Supplies Co r onado Applianc e s 17:..-V- V w gWi NIXON HOTEL in. KP uuuuuu guuuuuu Imauumu lmauumn! inunuum5 Congratulations, Senior 5 1961 CENTRAL CITY aA VETERINARY CLINIC DRS. R. s. BARNETT Ww ; ' a ! 5' m ' ' ' w. T. LONDON W Phone 72 ROY'S SERVICE CENTER '17 if; . -ZJ :ttm sum; minimum ',- IVE: H mix. Hum; ; 1' - . ' V 2' uy My, 7qu: Hr mu . N x xx D8zR LANES 73 Xu- .L, gm . x-u '.., . . .V. ...4 2' ; .,.A . ROCKET CAFE W ix? x .'.- . l; .1 :1. 74: :3 ? V, f. M ,. v. F .- .1 . '. W'Yf' a J 5 3,513 7 . ,r, .,v. x ....-..4.;;.3..-... 2:. ' !.' ' x t7- 1 CENTRAL FARM DEVELOPEMENT Kate's Root Beer Stand Redman's Shoe Company Finder's Home Improvement Breezy Point Motel Hudgen's Brake and Tune-Up Service J. M. McDonald Frey's Jewelry Style Shoppe Yost Iron Works Morrow Watch and Clock Repair Clark Bakery Craft Co. Powe 11' s Haddix Smith Electric W a $ 74 633 TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY 6'3 , The World's Bes? Yearbooks Are Taylormade vznaooxs $ . Mm,,Mag?gag?$$$$$ng mm ,W v. V- . . x, , mwxxi. : wt : v IQ'NMAV' ?Kxfif$ff ' ix w ': 46v; E R3:v;:3:5' . . wk, ,x N3 x .W xx.-. wmrh aw K 11:? 1 032M. 725793;;i3 - um .. w wmrzwawaxraw: Amy, 1 7 - x N,vw- v. 3w aw 2.2: 1 L- W ?:th M, ': $511:ka .c VK .x v - , W 3 ix wagsznwkiai : ;...-::351 v , Vuw J Wm .V ' v5; V $rtF A Mq : iv .w 'm yvxbn m? ywvwzsw-w , -. 4 I 1 :K. V 4-. ?wm A