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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1963 volume:

rz - 1 9 ,J .1, r y-glxl 315:? Frizz: 7:144; ,an ., H. . ., Ask 1-1. 7-2;; W , 41!..1 5411111111111; 4 1:11.. 1 I K1113?! 51.. n u.4142911 . :3: J z. . . , i V . -. d , z a . 311.41; .x .1 , IisuvlenKl 11211133: - s..,1H.H.H:3 512i? t- ll Elliv llxllll 0.. Q n 2.5.1 r. . 4. . ,- ; C .I. m WV . 5 fr M F Nani. a 1 tax HQ! ,- N rfliflhfm'nzmvt I Qupmttwdemt's Message Each year when classes convene for millions of students we are aware of the importance of modern education. Our standard of living has become more complex; the day of the self-made man has narrowed. We know the professions and government have expanded as have other training fields. A few years ago only half the students who entered high school finished; today nearly all will graduate, but today the high school diploma is no longer adequate. Most job opportunities now specify the necessity of a col- lege degree. Most people never accumulate great wealth; how- ever, most can be left with a rich legacy of educa- tion, if so desired. Most of our unemployed today are those who have no profession or skill; training of some kind is mandatory. Because education is such an important key for successful living, students, par- ents, and grandparents should give it serious thought. The longer we wait to provide education with good surrounding conditions the longer the present high school students will have been penalized from the start. Students, be sure to develop fully every desire and ambition for education during your elementary and high school days. It will pay you great life div- idends. E. Clyde Cox Supt. of Schools QJIAXJJWuIMle uni: TLH w VWHS mmwwm The Annual Staff of 1963 dedicate our yearbook to the memory of DENNIS TROSPER EQCQUgEW SCHOOL BOARD: R. M. Treptow, J. A. Burbank, D. R. Sampson, W. F. Heins, C. T. Erickson, K. P. Torpin. L I Superintendent . M' ' MR. E. CLYDE cox ,. A -, a B. A. , Kearney State Teachers' . . ;; r College, M. A. , University : 7 j , u of Nebraska ; t . 7 1 AL E ?- 2i . M, I 3 4 r' w , - ,, 2 . IV L f l. . 3 Y . . .4 1,. If; M d K M JL 2 , w, 7 . a 7 L; L L ' ; 17M 'L 1 :t it 'x if L f Principal 21 y: MR. GEORGE M. WILSON a L B.A. , Nebraska L ,h Wesleyan University, . ' 5 f .1 M.A. , University , 1le ,M , M . of Nebraska ,1 ' f. A ...a '.l MR. M. E. ZICHEK, B.A. . Nebraska Central; M. A. . University of Nebraska, D. Lin, McKinley Ed. Institute MR. WATSON, B.A. , M. A. , Penn College ??riQVU 3.1,, Y j . i 4; x ' MR. W. MCKEAN, B.A., Hastings College MR. C. R. RANDOLPH, A.B., B.S., M.A., University of Cincinnati, Michigan State University Hg F: 527-5331. 1 .- x .1 1.34 r ' , X j i .7 ,2 w r ' MISS E. WIDMAN, B.A. . Nebraska Central College :5 1 I ..,.,-K1 . C ; KW xx , ': ., i, ! , : : X . J .. ---- g k , ' . .I: i ' , r'A l, x , x: xNW'w-Lx, . j: . , J I ... .. 4:, -..- .-.. MRS. E. THORPE, B.A., MISS M. HOLDEN, M.A., University of Omaha University of Nebraska 9?.' :' ;' 71 ' ' r, .m. gm :21 1 .:7!:'3 ; n. if, j MR. R. TODD, B.S. , MR. M. A. RICHARDS, B.S.. University of Nebraska Peru State Teachers' College MR. P. J. STOBBE. B.A.. , r Kearney State Teachers' ; , .. i ; College . -.-. fxx i E ,- x f. ' x i ll, . f; . R $ a xx. . 2,3. , 29.3.7 Xx - 7 x5 1:11 . - I , 42x xr x X J - an - Ox X - K ' w . k , ., -. , .... 1 ; x , ,1 1 X ,t' I ,J er X; x ' , x, ., LKX a 'd .3 X 5 l! 1,...4 L .x a y! ..-M' ! x k '73 , , Q . MR. R. HUGGETT, B.S., Peru State Teachers' College MR. J. DOBESH, B.A.. Hastings College l f MR. E. MAHLER, B. A. E. , Wayne State Teachers' C ollege E y I I i MR. R. BICKFORD, B.A., M. A. , Kearney State Teachers' College - I a. - 7' A l gay . . 0 WVN , rx ,, lA MISS E. R. WATSON, B.S. , Kearney State Teachers' College i , J! , I ' . MR. M. L. CRANDELL, B.A., Peru State Teachers' College 'SD R : R. air COOKS: Mrs. R R1 hR Fab Mrs. Connvsll Kuccm. Mrs. Munn. MR. D. G. 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V T V: XV: W. - i-I ' 7 - mu- u.-.'..-x.. a- uwuu... , j C. Harry, D. Gee, V. Jcnscn, G. Larsen, C. Larson. G. Widman, B. Reeves. 1. Nit- zcl, J. Longsinc, P. Hccncy, L. Suck. C. Kycs. A. Dcttman, S. Zichck, D. Miller. K. Kramer, B. Yocom, J. Erb, G. Galusha, K. Hobnck. M. Willhoft, A. Knight. I. Dexter. J. Mnttson, C. chk. $ K. Gleason, R. Beck. 5. Stauffer. C. Flagle, S. Hack, E. Ringer, N. McMillan, D. Rice, R. Marshall, L. Fishler. B. Magnusson, B. Christensen, J. Black. L. Beck, J. Mc- Manon. 'u wtxn :- f x-I ' J. ,' L3 V: 3 :4 L - m.-.-.. WT? fTTiji IJ'GH' QT 3Q? x ,T - -A M...- J. Hoback, E. Rice, J. Rudolf, C. Brandeis, K. Williams, G. Weller, V. Glantz, M. McHargue, D. Bates, S. Stalker, J. Pelican, V. HoltorfT L. Larsen, E. King, A. Holtorf. C. Stark, D. Heines, C. Shalberg, C. Eoff, G. Gregg, D. Powers, P. Marshall, M. Gray, M. Kramer, Miss Watson, F. Sawyer, L. McConnel, B. Ribble, S. Flaglc, A. Whitney, L. Jensen, J. Shelton, S. Harmon, R. Kuhn, S. Bahn, LT Glatter. K. S. Willhoft, S. Black, N. Manson, C. Weg- ner, C. Tvrdik, B. . - T' 4. .. Boelts, J. Deines. M xv l r... dT T; yxfn K. Gregg, K. Glantz, LHW. .D. S x; C. Neustrum, J. Han- p' f. sen, N. Hammons, M. Krug, P. Kuhn, K. Polzkill, A. Grate, J. Manson, J. Post, K. Hanke, C. Armatys, G. Rudolf, S. Nei- moth, I. Graves. 1 v McAleer, D. Fishler, - C. Lovejoy, P. Stuart, M. Held. S. Fenster, G. Johnson. .. 4 G. Hoffschneider. M. Smith. J. Reeves, K. Stearley, L. Carlson, F. Perkins, K. Perry, M. Brondel, S. Moates. J. Kortum, C. Brown. OLD MEMBERS Miss Holden, G. Larsen, R. Ferris, P. Kuhn, K. Hanke, J. Deines, H. Chader, T. Bond, J. Eilts, B. Yocom. l NWHWQW .. , ll? . C xx Xxx 131V 1, ?., ?Sirrll: .grlc.L 2.56156- 1. , f .9. 5.257511 Ill l N i .-...L..... 1w , i .443 J. Graves. S. Black, I. Fleming, G. Hoffschneider. J. Manson, J. Reeves, H. Blase, M. Good, A. Knight, G. Johnson, C. Brown, J. Pelican, B. Magnusson, H. Chader, P. Kuhn, K. Hanke, T. Bond. R. Ferris, B. Yocom, J. Deines. Not Pictured: J. Nitzel. J. Eilts, G. Larsen. l4 r 6t ' h 1' , ft e -h g . - . .- h g x t i t, . , . t . J x .- . '1, t K .. 2 g -0' .. uhh ' xe . . hx ; . ; t $3 4 I 2 . t K ,4 4,! wuv-a i ,,.,,,-., . V. B- L; BOTTOM ROW: J. Nitzel, D. Phares, B. Lambe, T. Wagner, 8. Black, S. Niemoth, P. Kuhn, G. Johnson, D. Erickson, C. Eoff, A. Knight, D. Pfenning, Mr. Wilson, D. Filter, D. Zikmund. The student council now in its tenth year is an organization to promote better student- faculty re- lationships. The council is composed of representatives from each class. Meetings are held at specific times during the school day. This year the council has kept a suggestion box in the office to help an- swer students' or teachers' questions. As usual the council brought the Christmas spirit to CCHS by dec- orating the halls and study hall. The council gave a new ping-pong table to the school after they had made money from concessions at the ball games. Thanks once again for a job well done. ' A . 1; , 1 r, .7 l 1' 3 . ' E X; v9 KM A ' v ms : t xgv ,1 a' I E x wk 8 V '0 x 1, . U , . i L z.X FJ'Ig K N ' ; 'kjl'rl . 4.. ,1 N 3,, M. Brondel, L. Glatter, S. Flagle, P. Marshall, M. Kramer, C. Fenster, F. Sawyers, N. Hammons, K. Good, B. Ribble, M. Held, Miss Widman, K. Kramer, B. Schutz, G. Widman, C. Kyes, L. Suck, I. Nitzel, C. Brown, G. Johnson, G. Gregg, J. Shel- ton, A. Knight, S. Zichek, G. Larsen, P. Held, D. Miller, M. Good, B. Yocom, J. Manson, C. Eoff, C. Lovejoy, B. Ritta, C. Larson, J. Erb, G. Galusha, J. Dexter, C. Henk, J. Deines, L. McConnell. . 1'5 :J '4 'g; .. j jnhin'l'f mum ! 5......MM ; l e5w0'h BOTTOM ROW: 1. Post, B. Magnusson, R. Marshall, I. Flemming, M. Krug, K. Han- ke, J. Hansen, D. Spencer, 8. Hack, L. Jensen, J. Rudolf, N. Gelling, J. Kortum, K. Stearley, C. Flagle, S. Stauffer, V. Holtorf, D. Heines, B. Reeves, B. Burkhardt, K. Glantz, K. Gregg, R. Kuhn, G. Rudolf, S. Moates, L. Fishler, A. Holtorf, R. Beck, K. Gleason, C. Brandes, K. Williams, N. McMillan, P. Kuhn, J. Mattson, S. Nie- moth, L. Kucera, A. Grafe, J. Pelican, S. Stalker, L. Larsen, B. Christensen, M. Smith, G. Hoffschneider, C. Neustrom, J. Reeves. Y-Teens is a fellowship of girls devoted to the task of realizing in their common life those ideals of personal and social living to which they are committed 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 aim to grow as a person, to grow in friendship with people of all races and nationalities, and to grow in the knowledge and love of God. Any girl may belong and dues are fifty cents a semes- ter. Meetings planned by the girls are held monthly. This year's activities included Christmas carol- ing at the Rest Homes and a slumber party in the gym. In this endeavor. X h e 'i V ' X ' ., ' J XA .1 Jnaifhx Lx '. e 1 x344 , . h 1 -l' . I -S ' Q - I M .J - ew..e Vex; V..-m-..-, ,- M No cheating, now! YTW 9W3 Careful Joan. . 1. eet e f h . 'K h .7! .' , I ' , 2 V f VI ,- ad . . I, ' h D 14' a h r ' h 4x r h e 1' 1, I x .X -; - . Ihn 1 c M' x l . e x x h , L - L L M n - V , v Judwhw --.-d..-,-.h.-, , - 4, -M J It's just me. I thought we got to slumber. :' rx. -M w - him f I , V p e X I N r , -. v 4 , I ;.x .raUEl; : :2 a, 116'; K , Ix ,. '1 '5 - 1, 10h :h 2 J ' l'hei . K Fj 'L-hx ; h, ; lh h h -l . e i -, x' ' e h e e -e a , K. ' ' V . ' e r : f ' A L w; x A; c r, x a : . . e w, J , h it I h l , I'll AK 5 ' ' xx x 9,. ', z 2 . 1 r 2' I -w . - .. '. e L- h r h. 7 . 5 , h 1' '- .. 4 , f . v J t 1 i l , . . '7 ' .N. J 1 L :K .' 7 , I i h , h L 'K I i LI. I ,1 fnn v E 1.... L... 1-4- -JQMM This year's council. The new council for next year. Since there was no Y-teen Valentine Dance in February, the club decided to have a slumber party instead. There wasn't much slumbering but everyone really had a good time. Even the sponsors seemed to enjoy themselves even if they were kept awake all night. 1'. 4. ' 4. Mr. Wilson, J. Mattson, B. Yocom, T. Bond, M. Good, P. Kuhn, J. Nitzel. R. Kuhn, S. Flagle, N. Gelling, C. Brown, S. Black, M. Good, I. Deines, K. Hoback, M. Krug, M. McHargue, 1. Black, G. Rudolf, S. Neimoth, S. Moates, Mrs. Burk, A. Knight, C. Kyes, M. Will- hoft. L y .1 lllll Mn; I rq-w 1 L 11511:;31u1311- 1111111111 111111111 1 V1111 1' 1,111'1111W1111 1:111: 1;11 1 17r1'11r11 2'7; 11 '11 b 11 -' ;::.- ,; : 1315;: a pd? ,- 414; 8r 1. L! 1H1 J' . a . 1 l 1 1,1 .ylv' ' -' J 1 '1' 1' 1 V1 10 '1 '1 H11 1 k 11 , :1 ' ' : 1 H, 4' g1 4 v rmmu quw 1- x OJ E21 w. 21- , If': '1 1'. 1f; 1 11111 1 M c X1 xM W11 -...3..........y.1.1..'3.'-i;. . u . 1 Q Q --4 1 , 1 XXW,1 $1 a . , .,....,.. 1; A51 w u 2 ' .1- 1' - a K. Kramer, J. Deines, G. Larsen, 8. Neimoth, L. Chadwick, J. Longsine, G. Johnson, C. Kyes, M. Willhoft. ' - .11 f -. ,, r - A ., X1 1 L ' ,5 1, .' K:j 3. ..' I lex g '1x 2 I 1 ' 2 1 J ' 1 - - ' 9. 1 1 1 ' 1 I . 5 x 1 1 ' . 1 1 1' i x RV 5, 1 .1 1 1 - f 1 I R, ' i , '1 ' H9119 1 v H1 x - :- -F x 2 Q 1 . - '1 11k 1K ,j . 1 x ' r 1' WIN 1 r x -1 f ' r. 11 v1 1 , 'I IV: 1' 1 h- '-1 v - Q 71271;. - 20 W27 HXI , 4 .. W ,x TN h t . ,Imw BOTTOM ROW: Mr. Todd, A. McHargue, S. Ferris, F. Schenk, G. Denning, J. Ritta, C. Reeves. SECOND ROW: T. Wagner, D. Wojtalewicz, R. Hotchkiss, J. Mundt, P. McMahon, J. Blank, T. Steuben. THIRD ROW: T. Hensley, L. Douthit, C. Ryan, D. Dankert, B. Eastwood, J. Kuskie, R. Kortum, E. Reeves. FOURTH ROW: T. Wagner, D. Gerlach, B. Ohlman. J. Kohtz, D. Erickson, D. Brink, D. Hensley. FIFTH ROW: D. Dumont, M. Williams, L. Faeh, J. Kohtz, N. Boelts, R. Beck- er, J. Clayton. 3 ', .' .,,,' 3 t h, ! 1.: t y :wq EPA. The primary aim of the Central City Chapter of Future Farmers of America is to develop agricul- tural leadership, cooperation and citizenship. To become a member, a boy must be regularly enrolled in a vocational agricultural class. He may retain his active membership for three years after the first national convention following his graduation from high School or until he becomes 21 years of age, whichever time is greater. The local chapter operates through dues and other money-making projects. The boys participated in local, district, and state judging contests. Members attended the National Convention at Kansas City, Missouri, and the State and District Conventions. Jeanne Mattson was elected the Chapter Sweetheart. : I : f: 1!; h: fin x .r 2973:; g i: . m- l; .i Q d? , if; t' t t J Li u, 1 X f2 XX 9 N 1;? t'm'v . 33, ; QJ- 7 t t K L -;t 71A - 1 s JV Ln '3' t. j: . 1 I J 2 '; xi t 5 . Ii - t J', t . hxt ,, w .5 M, kw 1 h1pA . r 7 t ., ' h 3:. t - I , x t wwwwww vfk' .f ' I 3 .. x . . ,3 , ' A,V.;;Ln I g 4 ,u 53W r. L 3 3 fr . 3 3, . . 3 A , 3-. 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A i :.'-I it;, xilu L r, ., r r K L , '. A. z; e r X J - ..x x , e F T e x' e T g ' ' . ,4 ,1 . T I k A XX NelT f ,f J k1 , e . N e V , .. xJ ,4 .g V x VM fl eve F 2 r X P f . . a IKL I b5 K. t :- , u v, ,x ttx, ! L: x' - t S. Black, M. Good. J. Nitzel, L. Johannes, M. Gray. D. Hensley, W. Braun, I. Kohtz, B. Magnus- son, R. Marshall, I. Fleming, D. Heins. C. Flagle, S. Moates, A. Grafe, L. Douthit, I. Lippincott, C. Ryan, P. Kuhn, J. Pelican, J. Graves, B. Christensen, G. Larsen, M. McHargue, N. Manson, T. Bond, D. Erickson, H. Chader, K. Hanke, L. Larsen, C. Larson, J. Reeves, 1. Mattson, G. Widman, B. Yocom, K. Glantz, P. Heeney, R. Barnett, R. Vetgo. T. Wagner, A. Knight, L. Suck, G. Hoff- schneider, Mr. Crandell. Not pictured: J. Black. H. Blase, N. Gelling, B. Lambe. MW Chow; This year the mixed chorus was made up of forty-seven voices. The first public performance was December 18, at the Christmas Vesper when the chorus presented 'Twas the Night Before Christmas and other selections. On January 18 and 19 the cho- rus went to Albion to the vocal clinic directed by Mr. George Krueger. On April 2'7 the chorus competed in the District Music Contest at Albion. The highlight of the sec- ond semester was the musical, The Music Man, presented March 15. 22 t. L 3 . ' T: -T'T J .A I TVT . . j p. xv , . ,N e , A . pe' 1ft X . N ' x v U t if 'e ' V' a 1' t- . .i' X - '-.5 -. A n .v ,..I IT 'T t 't I K H A r i mel X 1 xe ,x -1 th I'v x 1.....-.e. xt.x y. i ,. ' , xe X .N 'g T I 1 F . a g I . A . . T T X L .. y '. 2 a x A -' v Kw , , ,, - t e w x xx ny I Ner l 'e X e . Mw ,. . I 1 - x 4 h z t : - . i ' x I t- ! - 5V - 1 L t , T x. 5 h a , 7 . . . t x , x , hp ; a , , MI! 2: m xt H r ' x. . K - Nit e e y ex x'. r T e V x J x ..... Te; BOTTOM ROW: L. Beck, K. McAleer, J. Erb, S. Zichek, S. Willhoft, G. Larsen. Mr. Crandell, F. Allison, J. Rudolf, E. Rice, P. Kuhn, A. Grafe, G. Hoffschneider, M. Smith, D. Rice, M. Krug, J. Post, M. Solomon, B. Christensen, R. Marshall, R. Beck, V. Jensen, D. Heines, J. Dexter, K. Ho- back, N. McMillan, C. Harry, D. Miller. A. Knight, B. Boelts, J. Flemming. Not pictured: I. McMahon, C. Armatys, L. Fishler, S. Foulk, A. Holtorf, B. Schutz, G. Rudolph. GmRs' saw This year the girls' glee was made up of thirty-eight girls. The first public per- formance of the year was at the Christmas Vesper, December 18. They sang Ceremony of the Carols. The girls participated in the District Music Contest at Albion on April 26. The highlight of the second semester was when the girls' glee took part in the presentation of the musical, The Music Man. 23 24 - ' I d S w . Ax K - K .v' x . -KK .v us H x- I x. r X l .' , q. , p - k ,A , .wx I vvm I ' DH - INK 4 : : wa ' .3 -'r ; ff ; ; .. .x r V. A - cw; , v v' Hr- ,. w, i -1 xwr Va 1; u xx 3' n v4 , . , u i;f ' 0, LI BOTTOM ROW: P. Marshall, M. Kramer, M. Pate, K. Good, M. Held, M. Brondell, L. Glatter, S. Flagle, B. Ribble, C. Fenster, J. Shelton, L. McConnell, C. Eoff, A. Whitney, G. Gregg, N. Hammons, F. Sawyers, M. Gray. WWW BOTTOM ROW: T. Torpin, B. Marsh, D. Palser, J. Blank, S. Ferris, T. Wagner, A. McHargue. r' W' ww l i , n ., , ? fl ,. . xx f 1 ff W , . . . . '1 ' , , ! I' :11; f, f .53 . ,7 1 I . ; II N '1'! ...7' 1. ' 'I'I'I- . l 4 j ' J J K k.-. w. ; ,. X; x TRIPLE TRIO: I. McMahon, S. Burke, A. Grafe. D. Heins, S. Black, K. Hanke, J. Fleming, P. Kuhn, S. Foulk, not pictured. Accompanists: M. McHargue, I. Mattson. x w. ' I x 9 xx 5 2 : i w - - ; i th 1 3 xr, ll UK 13. a lwx L L; Ya, N - V .4 4 K I ?.f '3 f' $.V x Lo: M X ' .lf x N. ' xx- 'u'n ' 4' 9 I rt: ?1 .1 2 ,f x I 3'7 ! x f V N? X? J x . . 3 l i V. L I, AU! W45 DUET: J. McMahon, S. Burke SEXTET: A. Grafe, D. Heines, P. Kuhn, S. Black, I. Fleming, K. Hanke. Solomts were M. Good, I. Nitzel, M. Solomon, M. Gray. I v4 11m 71' M. : , x . a I ?:Z X . X ' 7 K 'Uv': i xk I X , xi $6 .f XX 7 '7l x , ; x, ,3 , 1 J 1., i l' , L ...., 3X4... z ACCOMPANISTS: S. Black, N. Manson, S. Moates. DIRECTOR: Mr. Crandell '44 25 me Music Maw . . ItPrI a a 1 . I I l M , 1 l 4 H- 775 '. Mnninffx u-wl. 3 73.1.5... Kw H n 1.1.1. 7x55?! 7. rW w L. . A. Kl! ilark w I . L : V i t W , 7 ll i J15; i r 7p Q x. me ' z .A TN . ' -x x u -, L ,'V ! ?. ,,,, ii .,.' 1 y l. g'; l ' ; -.'2.v W , :. hytfgsfmnj Mr. Zichek, M. Willhoft, C. Brown, W. Rosooe, C. Henk, G. Jones. D. Drummond, J. Glynn, B. Schutz. R. Becker, N. Boelts, J. Eilts, B. Yocom, S. Moates, S. Zichek, J. Erb, J. Longsine, R. Ferris, J. Deines, G. Johnson. L. Faeh, L. Chadwick, P. Heeney, G. Widman, A. Knight, H. Chader, J. Mattson, B. Stubbe. R. Pfenning. G. Larsen, K. Hoback, K. Kramer. M. Good, C. Kyes, L. Suck, L. Johannes, J. Nitzel, E. Peterson, J. Dexter, B. Ritta, C. Larson, P. Peck, S. Hansen, V. Hawthorne, M. Stuart, P. Held, D. Chohon, T. Hilmer. Richard Barnett Harvey Blase Dale Boelts Tim Bond Larry Ceder Dennis Christensen Larry Eastwood Brad Eoff Dan Erickson Jackie Fleming Kristy Glantz Mike Gray Kathy Gregg Karen Hanke Janice Hansen Gayla Hoffschneider Allen Jensen Jim Kohtz Initiates Jackie Kortum Marcia Krug Linda Kucera Pat Kuhn Bernie Lambe Gary Leece Beryl Magnusson Janet Mattson Carole Neustrom Sue Niemoth Doug Phares Judy Post 1 an Reeves Gloria Rudolf Marilyn Smith Kathy Stearley Travis Wagner Ron Vergo 27 Dmmtfc ngwm ES vhespia '1 3f V Homo, .. www K:- .Viw VF. F Hum Iay- '10 in: meu F qnv a-Ju Gen 7:11 EEJ'iiIZg-'-Deld :3: Hive y 5 cntzs: s 1 Iix h . I ' Jul 3 t : : -, w'rv ,' h 4' , I V V X! thh 3x k. ' . . V x! t ., ' I' It 95: anm- . 7Mw,..;.f r- ' 'n 13 ;1 . .1 lgih:p auuueue .. J73 w'lka . v IHTZHUUDDHY'T: ' I nl'2Nf'AkrvI. V I!'I 1 .3, fl .eh.:...d.. J; 3:?! 7'4 .rkuxnmg .' . . V. r, ' t J IL t 3 , 7.1;. $2: ,; .me- .3 .1 '1 l I A. 1 e41, , I 19. Hf': - 2.3 t 'iw 4E; . hi; .HK t. . idutv i t .h' 1 t-Qh 4-, h .0 h t-FIIII': t III HIIIIIF hula!!- ' Jlll' I I'll. .t;:. The Class of '64 presented a play by a Nebraska playwright on the evening of November 16. This play was Romantic BX Request; the playwright was Ahlene Fitch of Elmwood, Nebraska. Tim Bond, as Reuben Field, was not romantic enough to please Sarah Hardy aackie Fleming. However, country rubes can also have their day; and Reuben's day conquered Sarah's for he demon- strated through the trickery of Harold Means marold Chaden and Dorothy Lee Uackie Kortumt that romance isn't everything. Reuben's grandmother, Gloria Rudolf, and four visitors at the motel, Jean Stevens Oudy P050, Dorothy Hickman Gan Mattsom, and Teddy and Billie Johnson tCazole Neustrom and Marilyn Smitm kept things lively throughout the show. As an added attraction Marcia Krug, Jan Hansen, Kathy Gregg, Linda Kucera, Karen Hanxe, and Jim Kohtz presented a one- act play, Aunt Beth Reacts. by Jean Casselman. Melvin E. Zichek, the director, spoke highly of both casts and productions. '0 e0 x1 '7 . r'ie l M E 1 h ,4 v 2 , ., w g 3 H' W: 4X .3 ti'v' . I1 u :gg' 4 I, i ft ' 1'1 l: V ?.J ILL; . ; .f'fr x. 3 J l 4;; 1 r W! J: . . , : f t rq. . K! l; V i M we3 ' mfwl '1351 1:3! 3 . ' i XL? t : i b ; u f. I i : h ,' l '1 :11 pt; f. . 3 KW t . -v-o.,....' . I 1N ?'f 7111' 14', '1 ' . ; I l. m. .t 2? d I 1;,J v L ; 'E US? L r71 , t1; . mllww- y . Ls, 1 x . .J j..- - .. f ,3 swaths Paag Back to the Roaring Twenties and the drama of that day! Such was the theme of the senior class dramatic program. Three very different plays were presented April 19,1963. Fourteen, a one act play of literary value, The Wrong Babx. an old one act farce, and At the Sign of the Pewter Jug, a 3-act comedy of fun and pleasure, made up the program. Even a monologue of the period, The Cheerful Laundress, was thrown in for good measure. With this program the Class of '63 proved that drama of forty years ago can be just as interesting and as much fun as the modern material. Karol Kramer, Gerry Widman, Gloria Johnson, Judy Nitzel, Linda Chadwick, Larry Johannes, Duane Drummond, Ron Ferris, Bill Peterson, Joe Glynn, and Shannon Zichek made up the cast in the three act production while Becky Yocom, Merlene Good, Martha Willhoft, Carol Larson, Mary Stuart, Janet Long- sine, Janelle Erb, Diane Miller, Karen Hoback,And1'ea Knight, and LaVerna Suck acted in the one- act plays. Gail Larsen gave the monologue. A good crowd was delighted by the program. and this show was responsible for the senior gift to the school, a lovely walnut speaker's stand. The director, Mr. Zichek, had nice things to say about the class and the show, testifying to our success. 30 I a V d fgnd B. Schutz, J. Shelton, C. Fen- I -A .aam. 1w. K. Good, M. Held, Thorpe, M. Flesch, L. McConnel, A. Whitney, C. Eoff. star, 5. Flagle, P. Stuart, Mrs. 3l ;' zLx , , L. I. ., , I . V N WK : ' I ; - . v ' ; If n x - i r , x x -.-. X r W: ' -4 3 x 1 f ; x3 x I x K' r x' '; ; xf E . u f ' xx. 7 ; -. . ' m 9 - x . - ,. . ,. , --- 3 . .; ..r,, f - 7.x ' W- , ....r.-..m-M-mX i a . ; p , z : N K 3-,: - .. . r ,' Ax ' . - K ' i: ' x xx r ,1 , .- , ..x ' i Vx ,x-'-N r -' 7 . . ,4 x , x - -- - xx 1...... .. g .... x. . ... A. .- Editor ---------------------- Gail Larsen Organizations Editors ----------- Merlene Good Associate Editor ------------- Martha Willhoft Tim Bond Business Managers ------------- Karol Kramer Senior Editor ----------------- Carol Larson Harvey Blase Sports ----------------------- Ron Vergo Snapshots --------------------- Betty Rina Terry C arman Faculty Editor ------------------ Jan Reeves the 1963 Alumni; fo x, . . x .. ft I'lv' . ' 1. ' .. .- ' - -x. . xv f . - p , ?:i'a ,2 x - I .A o. - '- I ! x x . r' -. - x ' , Q. .4 - v , . X - - C l x ' v . . . l x, v ' ., x X . - ,- . Q . ' ' - , . . . k , f x ; -. k - , - x- , x m 4 . i w. .. A - . ' . H , I .Vy ; . , , . r... '- f 1' .- L ' L -.I - -- , . . -. - . E.. E --x. .v- ! -M r . - . ; , r :x. .. ' . , ; 7x ' r a - , . V - ; 4 .- 'x'x ' . - 5 . ' ' K ' , , xv r '; I V - - . 1.. xx ; - l - . ,1 2 ' .x 1 , xw-vv N ' ... , xx a ' ! 7. -th 4 ' ' x I r 1 A x I t m x . .. . ; 1 '.IX ,' . . . 1 Junior Editor -------------------- Pat Kuhn Sophomore Editor --------------- Joy Graves Freshman Editor ---------------- Kathy Good Art Editor --------------------- Ron Ferris Sponsor -------------------- Mr. McKean I v x I I , . x . fl ',.,x - k , z I l X - v IN;.;- KN --4 x -. ,..2 ' -LKJ 4 KI W . .- m... Xa ugh j ' ii! ,- n . . , ' 7TW L x, I - .!v v ik 4,; 1-: ' 4, .3 ; iguk 4 '. 1, 'J xv'I'E , 3' h n. - i . xxx thl ?x x I .1 - l r! : Y J, ' g i X; f l I , x ' ' ' . - .; a j 'z 5 3 EC 1.53 f ' f: 1 'ri : 1 :1 , i . Eg g' 11-; k a I s X? ', X I ' 1 x4 Xv L km ' , xx x v ..-: . .' I ' I 1 .1 ' . ,.JI , . : x Ali. p; M U, I 5.4- 5f ul'd -: ,I L' :1: 4, X , i a i 1 ' ' 7' K I H 3 1 b ' i K t pk .2 , 4 ' i 1 . , 5 MJ I V! K . r ' 4x1 . I 4 : i -4 Eri-u QrF' ?,J' .J W A! ..- . x I 1 gr 'Ph' . ....jjp '1r. '51 tF H ,,...- , F '51,? V .' .... .... D. Erickson, N. Boelts, L Faeh, R. Ferris, W. Roscoe, G. Jones, J. Shalberg, D. Filter, D. Phares, J. Larson, D. Zikmund, L. Eastwood, B. Ohlman, B. Eoff, G. Clayton, B. McClurg, B. Helzer, D. Perkins, B. Lambe, D. Zikmund, J. Clayton, V. Hesselgesser, D. Killham, G. Jensen, D. 1?nton, L. Kuskie. I W 1 A 5 '; x .1 Eh .; .'j ; ? Kl ; , , ,. x: ,K - I t; 1 AXW - 3 x 4' ' , g. I wiIV 1 .x 1 IV'K. 5- ?' ..-. b; - 1 t - A C. Bramble, B. Stubbe, G. Schulz. M, Wilhams. 7.. Haith. D Lime. 11 62:13:31, M. Stanis- lav, C. Ryan. U! U! 7v hm v e ! i, . :1 W E h g : ; 1 ' LA. MA . v 4 o ,1: : K . L '3' x ,. ,i x; I . . 4' J h . 4 I y N. K NJ .. - 'eNJ- .. -.M.. .AMMe e-mwg ' - x . j w -...V.,-.-.h. V .A..-..M.. e STANDING: R. Ferris, D. Erickson, L. Eastwood, B. Eoff, V. Hesselgesser. G. Leece, B. Ohlman, D. Perkins, G. Jones, D. Killham, G. Jensen, D. Phares, D. Eaton. KNEELING: P. Burbach, 1. Gibson, J. Lippincott, L. Kuskie, T. Wagner. D. Gerlach, M. Stanislaw, C. Ryan, M. Williams, R. Carlson. R. Jensen, R. Vergo. J. Kiser, T. McHargue, B. Lambe, D. Wojtalewicz, A. Jensen. A boy, by winning a letter either by playing one -fourth of all quarters in football, basket- ball, or by making points for the track team in a meet, may become a member of CC Club. Some of the activities of the CC Club include the selling of CC sweat shirts, concessions at basketball games, and the sponsorship of school dances. Also the annual steak fry and initiation was held May 16, 1963. 34 CLARINET QUARTET - G. Johnson, P. Heeney, C. Hank, K. Kramer. TROMBONE TRIO - D. Filter, R. Ferris, W. Roscoe. TROMBONE QUARTET - D. Filter, M. Fauquier, R. Ferris, W. Roscoe. MAJORETTES - S. Flagle, D. Heins. L. Larsen, R. Marshall, C. Brown, B. Magnusson, C. Flagle, B. Christensen, K. Gleason. os-c-sgeq3 c:cwegw SAXOPHONE QUARTET - T. Bond, G. Hoffschneider, I. Fleming. J. Reeves. K, ', hi 3 IA . II a , k7 724'. V , U ,'1 WV .f-I. ' x-wHLU; 32W 3 ? g! i i a. t '? ; . sl .1 l L. . . ', .l ma iv v m L HORN QUARTET - S. Moates, N. Manson, I. Manson, J. Kortum. ts - J33 x. l -. z Kl . K . 21 .. 49' E V ' I 9 i H .i . , 4 .. n y: .. 0 BRASS SEXTET - H. Chader. R. Ferris, L. Faeh, S. Moates, B. Lambe, R. Verge. ., ref '- s: : -: X f - A 4'81 ' XV 'K N; V W H. ' K J' 2; 2n I -HW I , FLUTE TRIO - B. Magnusson, M. McHar- gue, J. Pelican. 35 911v! L. Larsen, G. Johnson, W. Braun, G. Weller, P. Heeney, G. Widman, C. Eoff, S. Moates, N. Manson, S. Black, C. Larson, P. Kuhn, C. Henk, K. Kramer, B. Yocom, D. Bates, R. Marshall, C. Flagle, A. Knight, M. Gray. T. Bond, J. Reeves, t L.AF.A.b-j 36 's . -ux-. J Gail Larsen S. Niemoth, I. McMahon, J. Erb, K. Hanke, K. McAleer, S. Willhoft, A. Whitney, N. Hammons, F. Sawyers, J. Deines, D. Wegner, L. Johannes. B. Peterson, L. Faeh. .- ,: WM .5 Cf! D. Heins. M. McHargue, J. Pelican, S. Flagle, N. McMillian, G. Larsen, C4 Neustrom, B. Magnusson, C. Wegner, J. Kortum, J. Manson. C. Brown, S. Munn, B. Marsh, M. Willhoft, P. Bur- bach, J. Peters, S. Ferris. S. Stauffer, J. Graves, G. Hoffsehneider, P. Eoff, K. Glantz, B. Ribble, J. Fleming, W. R05coe, R. Ferris. K. Booth, M. Faquier, D. Filter, T. Steuben, D. Braun, B. Hel- er, R. Vergo, B. Lambe, M. Krug, H. Chadder, D. Phares, T. Kohtz, P. Marshall, Mr. Crandell. -mnmwwmw- Ml . ,..... -....4 tr 8 ,va' X X -- igf l! '1' x, 7 . 7 x . a V A J Jw-ww 4L... 1 , 'H Fm--f;:.-, x571, l . '1 i Q i L.-- Mr. Crandell 37 D 1 Liuil-vu: ii .2 ; pr: L223 L-J .... 1 . wirfg' ' ril-a-L ,1 1 1 1',- .. I '.- ' 1 1;-zj..-,3 . 1 1k: 1-1 . - '-:.-1r 1 1913-1 71-41153 1 , .5: . 1.7 m -f.',. '1' .- HY Quispx $1x'j :531 3 ' 11:31va . Jar 131,49 1 ::f 3. 13:: F' 1;; 1 .. .. 115,1 ' 'u? 1'93 77V '3': ' 1 1H 1 '1': '11 4.13;. '1 7..-. 3f '- 3: . -WMMVLJ ' . TOP ROW: M. Gray, W. Roscoe. A. Jensen, 8. Helzer, D. Zikmund, G. Jensen. L. Faeh, B. Eoff, B. Stubbe, V. Hesselgesser, J. Judah, D. Eaton, C. Bramble, D. Filter, D. Gerlach, J. Lippincott. SECOND ROW: L. Eastwood, T. Wagner, J. Clarke, G. Leece, D. Christensen, S. Ferris, D. Erickson. D. Phares, C. Ryan, A. McHargue, M. Stanislav, G. Schulz, R. Verge, D. Killham, J. Peters. BOTTOM ROW: D. Nedrig, P. Burbach, T. Steuben, D. Wegner. C. Reeves. 1. Kiser, R. Carlson. R. Jensen, T. Wagner, K. Booth. G. Jones, D. Perkins. L. Haith, 1. Clayton. The Bison had successful seasons in all sports. The squads were loaded with underclassmen and the future looks very bright. 1. VI . 'WP'WTM 1 T .. . I y -U:T11 i 1 .v I 1 OPP. CCHS 1.1:; . vg$- - . . 1 Seward Here 18 23 ii: 1 -. V, E 'I' . . Superior There 8 6 1 1.1 1 .-- ,I . .. 1 '2' Fullerton Here 13 14 v7 V ,1 1 I415 .3 ' 1? Hebron There 7 33 . .1 . ., - M ; 0rd There 7 0 4 . 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St. Paul Columbus Schyler Ord Fullerton Seward Lexington Aurora Fullerton Loup City Mindin York Albion Ord Aurora Geneva Albion 42 There Here Here Here Here Here There Here There There Here There Here There There There District OPP. 67 82 46 64 38 47 47 46 36 44 52 66 50 52 64 46 66 11 wins and 6 losses CCHS 68 59 67 6'7 63 54 62 70 56 54 43 56 62 46 58 60 61 TOP ROW: M. Fauquier, P. Burbach, D. Wojtalewicz, D. Killham, S. Petersen, B. Harrie, A. Jensen, L. Kuskie, D. Perkins, T. Torpin, B. Marsh, R. Jensen, D. Wagner, D. Palser, I. Mueller, C. Reeves, E. Minniear, P. McMahon. J. Kiser. i. , , J , , 1 ; 1 . 'T , 3 1 i i IH'MMT'T . 'MffW .:i i W J ;:f M . J a .. - - x w j 9 :9; 5 . l L.:-- M W; h J. W; :V, , . aw .x7 xx; J x ' N . J 7., EJ 4N ' , J 1 g x25 M ' J .- . i , ,. --. H , .t: Man H- - 1 2V , l N xVQQ 1: i , J f ell Q . , l y X x xX x: g J 1 I i 'x J ' ; fl M .J I ?A g: l l - i l riff? ' J! r J g v-zaJ a - i GALE JENSEN BRADLEY EOFF Sophomore : J Junior ' J' All Conference All Conference M Honorable Mention All State 43 l , .1 2.ou -. ..,. . I'll I'll, loll. ,rlll ,,,,,, . .nfu Van? , . N, La. .. W , WTH. ;. .. . WENDELL ROSCOE Senior $ .ulIID-Iillvflllllvtflk MARVIN WILLIAMS Senior RON FERRIS Senior ' GERALD JONES Senior ' u4;,-k;i 8f r 5' - . 1292 1 K1. 1 2 r ' VAN HESSELGESSER 1 71 4 I J J D '51 -,. L; 3 DON EATON Sophomore ' Wivwilll .311 . T: .. Sophomore DOUG PHARES Junior DOUG FILTER Senior DALE ZIKMUND Sophomore ' 4k. , A ,f 7 :f , , .4 ; K . . I , 1' ' ,, '4 ' EV ' ..y . , I . ? IA .7 : f L : V . 3 ' . - . v. ah , f , . 5 3r, 5' . T Ti ' ' : Go get 'em, Dan. Another ringer by Jensen. VA , .. X '0 ; 3: . 54f ,2 'fx - u; '93.. ,. 4' .2; J . glw H K W .1 1 I; g. 4, ' M l, 41 ' ' ', ' :4P w .1 ,w; 7 Ki 4 V , '0 H : - k k 1 g 333 ,C: r ' I , L ...-. L:. . ,.'.;; .' -,.' ...;.;.. ..;.'. .;-.-;.-.:;;.; r;q..;.'.;;..: Wendell flies low for. a point. 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The evening was concluded with dancing to the Bobby Mills Orchestra. 52mm RAY BECKER Vocal Music 1; Athletics 1; FFA 1, 2. 3, 4; Thespians 3, 4; How do I know women won't bite? NORMAN BOELTS Vocal Music 2.3; Athletics 1, 3; Band 1; FFA 1.2.3. 4; CC Club 3, 4; Thespians 3, 4; Class Play 3; Annual Staff 3. I often wonder how the world ran before I arrived. CHARLES BRAMBLE Grand Island 1. 2; ; Lincoln 3; Athletics 4. 1-, ,1 He can argue and 1' ; W argue at any rate. If ' 1' a line were crooked he'd call it straight. Band 1.2.3.4; Pep x Club 1.2.3; Y-Teens 1.2.3; Thespians 3. 4; Office Worker 4; Class Play 3. 4, She's a little girl with lots of pep. LINDA CHADWICK I 4 ' B 5 3 RAYMOND COX Athletics 2.3, 4. Good-bye to all this. .-....... e r, r 4n .ant V. ; . x K I W i JOYCE DEINES Loup City 1; NHS 3.4; Band 2,3. 4; Y- Teens 2,3,4; Band 2.3. 4; Pep Club 2. 3. 4; Vocal Music 2. 3; Thespians 3. 4; Class Officer 2, Class Play 3; Cheerleader 3. 4; Librarian 4. When I'm not near the boy I love. I love the boy I'm near. L1 CHERYL BROWN Vocal Music 1; Band 1.2.3.4; Pep Club 1. 2.3, 4; Y- Teens 1, 2. 3, 4; Thespians 3,4; Cheer- leader 4; Class Play 3; Class Officer 1.3; Librarian 4. Sweet. neat. and quite petite. DAVID CHOHON Thespians 3, 4; FFA 1. I may do some- thing sensational yet. l, x: 445 l x l , ; 'u'3 K LxI, X K K 1723' I K X. X ,,g,. A 53 A . fr? h 5'; .f '3, :J 1 63 .43 ' V x L X . . 7f Xx: ALBERTA DETTMAN Pep Club 1, 2. 3, 4; Y-Teens 1. The artists hands are hers. JOAN DEXTER Vocal Music 1.2, 3. 4; Pep Club 1. 2.3, 4; Y-Teens 1, 2,3. 4; Thespians 3, 4; Class Play 3. I'm not just a green country girl. DUANE DRUMMOND Vocal Music 1, 2, 3; Athletics 1.2; x; Thespians 3, 4; Class 4- y 1:? Play 4. Xv Like me like my xx M ; car. V MYRTLE DUMONT Chapman 1. Quietness is a virtue very few pos- sess. u 4 . . ,4 x L 4 ,3 ; .. 1,, 333x . f1 ' . ' K3 . i : S IANELLE ERB Band 1. 2,3, 4; Vocal Music 1,2,3. 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Y-Teens 1.2.3. 4; Thespians 3, 4; Class Play 3, 4. cheery words on her lips and a smile in her eyes. l1x I .. 3 , 4 .1 ; . , 1,1 11 i 4 4 n 5 v. ' h 3 ' 13: 1 4 I ' l V: 'v 4 - an x N w a 3 '49? $1 . , n4 m; s ; X , ; 2 . , ; 2 x w' it LARRY FAEH Athletics 1. 2. 3. 4; Band 1.2.3.4; CC Club 2,3. 4; FFA 1.2. 3. 4; Thespians 3. 4; Class Officer 4; Class Play 3. Blow. blow. blow your bass, gently in the band. .44 DAVID DUMONT Vocal Music 1; FFA 1.2.3.4; Class Play 3. Books teach us very little of the world. JIM EILTS Vocal Music 1.2. 3; Thespians 3, 4; Class Play 3; FFA 1, 2. 3, 4; NHS 3, 4; Student Council 3. Traffic laws are made to be broken. 4 x s RON FERRIS Vocal Music 1,2, 3; Band 1,2,3,4; Ath- letics 1, 2, 3, 4; FFA 1,2; CC Club 2,3, 4; Thespians 2,3, 4; Clas Class Play 3, 4; Class Officer 2,3; Annual Staff 3, 4; NHS 3, 4. So I simplified it for Einstein. l 1 1 . x ; DOUG FILTER Athletics 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1. 2,3, 4; CC Club 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 1, 4; Class Play 3; Student Coun- cil 2, 3, 4. Girls may come, girls may go, but I go on forever. I' ,am y 'f x . , g, , GERTRUDE GALUSHA f 3 7 ; 1 Sunnyvale, Calif. 5. 3 . 1A: '73:? 2; Vocal Music 1,3; 1, :TER, 4 1K 3, Pep Club 4; Y-Teens xx 1 J 3 ' '- f 1, 4. N; 5-4 x W F4 California - Here I V ., 4K 'XIK I come. fh'x, 4 3 , x, Il4 EACKX ,J f X; A 1 . 1 MERLENE GOOD 4 - - , Vocal Music 1, 2, n', 7 , X r 1 3, 4; Y-Teens 2, 3, 4; . ,- ' w GAA 1,2;C1ass Offi- ,4 1 ,, g , cc: 1, 4; Class Play 3, :1 :3: , 5 .. , fa 4; Thespians 3,4; L 1 v. , 1 W1 V Annual Staff 1,2,3, 4; k ,' 3w, y g ,2 , Office Worker 3, 4. ' 1'7 , Not very tall, but X 2 J ' very small, yet very ,. . .. 1 sweet and liked by . 1 , I all. , J, - - x, - ,,;;.;---.... ,1 - VERNA HAWTHORNE PAT HEENEY ; N, Pep Club 1, 2; Vocal Music 1.2, L If 4,36,. . 1, Thespians 3, 4; Class 3. 4; Band 1.2.3. 4; E x; 1.4 A x play 3, Pep Club 1,2,3.4; 2x4 mi: ?'?i 1 I When love and GAA 1,2; Thespians :11 3 .. . ,4, 1 duty clash, let duty 3, 4; Class Play 3; L '14: X; go smash. Class Officer 2. 3 i, Laughing eyes, V V, jet black hair, a KN, gentle voice, a maiden fair. , m , , Hg- Mamimwnj - 2,4w...1 4 7.4ny w. 1 1 1 413. 1x IN; M 3 t 1 11x;- JOE GLYNN Vocal Music 1; FFA 1,2,8; Class Play 3,4;C1ass Offi- cer 3; Thespians 3, 4; Student Council 1. Not too serious, not too gay, but a very good fellow in every way. SHARON HANSEN Thespians 3, 4; Class Play 3. The secret of being happy is not to be troubled by little things. 4 a 1 f j 0, 'x E 66 KAREN HOBACK Vocal Music 1.2. 3.4; Pep Club 1.2.3. 4; Thespians 3. 4; Class Play 3, 4; Li- brarian 4. If you don't choke her, she will talk herself to death. GLORIA JOHNSON Vocal Music 1.2. 3; Band 1.2.3.4; Pep Club 1.2.3.4; Cheer- leader 4; Y-Teens 1. 2. 3. 4; Thespians 3. 4; Class Play 3.4; Stu-' dent Council 1. 2.3. 4. she may be a senior. but her thoughts are on some- one ourside the senior class. PAM HELD Vocal Music 1; Pep Club 1. 2.3; Y-Teens 1. 2. 3, 4; Thespians 3. 4; Librarian 3. I don't let my studies interfere with my high school edu- CHERYL HENK Vocal Music 1.2. 3; Band 1.2.3.4; Pep Club 1.2.3.4; Cheer- leader 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3. 4; Thespians 3. J . . 4; Class Play 3. , Sweet. simple, 3-1-. ,,.u..-..,w-..m cation. and loads of fun. ' ' - z E ; o 33.1 I i 1' o ,x 1 4 A. . 2 1 . : - 1.15:, 4 V p1 . ' 4 r g s . V X V; x. ; 12?. r' LARRY JOHANNES Vocal Music 1. 4; Band 1. 2.3. 4; FFA 1; Athletics 1.2; Thespians 3. 4; Class m... 1 Play 3. 4. He used to be a bashful little boy. but look at him now. ANDREA KNIGHT Vocal Music 1.2. 5 3.4; Pep Club 1.2.3. 5 4; Band 1.2.3.4; Y- : Teens 1.2.3.4; Thes- pians 3. 4; Class Play 3. 4; Student Council 3. 4; Librarian 1. 4. Agree with no man's opinion. I have some of my own. GERALD JONES Vocal Music 1; .4 Band 1; Athletics 1. f ,4; g ;.' 2.3.4; cc Club 4; bx . J i Thespians 3.4; Class x: J 3 Play 3. r; . '-- ' Napoleon was little too! I 13W KAROL KRAMER Vocal Music 1; Band 1.2.3.4; Y- Teens 1.2.3.4; Pep Club 1.3.4; Thes- pians 3.4; GAA 1.2; , Class Play 3. 4; An- 1 ... A X nual Staff 3, 4; Office y; Worker 4. o ,rn What's in you: , ; . 21; N height if you use your N. head i ' J w . .-................, CAROLYN KYES 1 Vocal Music 1; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; 1 Thespians 3,4; Y- 1 Teens 1,2, 3, 4; Class A keen sense, a common sense. and plenty of nonsense. Play 3; Librarian 3, 4. GAIL LARSEN Vocal Music 1,2, 3, 4; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; NHS 3.4; Pep Club 1. 2, 3, 4; Class Play 3; Class Officer 1; Thespians 3, 4; Stu- dent Council 2; An- nual Staff 3, 4. Keep your face toward the sunshine and the shadows will always fall behind. CAROL LARSON Vocal Music 1, 4; Band 1.2.3.4; Pep Club 1,3, 4; Class Play 3,4; Y-Teens 1. 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Thespians 3, 4; ,1 1 GAA 1,2,3. 1 .. .1 34. 1 x; A gal with lots of Xxx 13. pep, and the very best 1 sport we've ever met. JEANNE MATTSON Vocal Music 1.2. 3, 4; Pep Club 1,2,3, 4; Y-Teens 3, 4; ' 11 Thespians 3.4; Class 12:; PL; Play 3; Office Worker 1 I J 4; Librarian 3. 4;. 1,. She sees the funny 1X 1-; side of things, when 3 ,' she doesn't even try. 1x X: '1 DIANE MILLER Vocal Music 1.2, l, 4; Y-Teens 1.2.3.4; V :3? 2M A Class Play 4; Librar- V ian 1; Thespians 4. Mischief is her middle name. 3.4; Pep Club 1,2,3, JUDY NITZEL Vocal Music 1.2, 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,8, 4; Y-Teens 4; Thes- pians 3, 4; GAA 1; Class Play 3, 4; Office Worker 4; Librarian 3, 4; Student Coun- cil 4. Love conquereth all things, even men. s .3 ,, w i V, 11 .a f '7; 5 N; i . Um v , Ki 1 U I v.21, JX .X 4 1 l 1;- .1 JANET LONGSINE Pep Club 3, 4; GAA 1; Thespians 3. 4; Class Play 3, 4; Class Officer 2; Office Worker 4. I would rather make history than read it. SHIRLEY MICHALSKI Class Play 3. Small, blond. and cute. 1 . w ,1 , i .2: g 35. . 3 1X I Xi? X 3 f. .. j xix N r' 1 ; x32; -1 3 y f x 1 E x Wk- m1MLM 67 r' 1- www--. FWW BILL PETERSON Band 1, 2,3, 4; Thespians 3,4; Class Play 3, 4; FFA 1. I have an ambi- tion to be tough and drink pop! RICHARD PLATT Don't rush me. PAMILLA PECK Vocal Music 1; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Thespians 3, 4; Librarian 3, 4. Never a dull mo- ment. KENNETH PETERS Class Play 3; FFA 1. Sometimes he sits and thinks, but some- times he just sits. i'xv i' a . ,. ye, ,Fx '.4 ' M' ' 5 ,1, V 1 4; 5N xa .V J F my 2Va-v- . a. J x .' ; x j . 5X J k 1 F5 1L , z 1' .1 1' x I 0 ' x ' 5 R 'l l X I 1 1 3 L Irv ', i,- ,2, - X . ; J t J rug X . xx vat X5 1 av ,z ,3, x -' , r ' ;11 4 5; K 5x C I V 5. ., ' I u' 1' u! WENDELL ROSCOE Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Ath- letics l, 2, 3, 4; CC Club 1.2.3.4;C1ass Play 3. Every man has his own style, like his own nose. - 1.5.; ;.'-,h' ex,. '. 1 war; f New-e' BETTY SCHUTZ West Branch, 1a. 1,2; Vocal Music 4; Pep Club 3; Y-Teens 3. 4; GAA 3,4; Thes- pians 3, 4; Class Play 3. What can't be cured must be en- dured. RICHARD PFENNING Grand Island 1,2; Student Council 4. He says what he thinks, not what he ought to. BETTY RITTA Grayslake, 111. 1, 2; Y-Teens 3,4; An- nual Staff 4; Thes- pians 4. You don't hear her very often, but she's there just the same. 5X , ,. . 1 ' 11X 1'1 f r 4 4 I 4 '4x444 J V I l. j: 4'4 1 2'4 , w Mx. 'Nc-M. JERRY SHALBERG Athletics 1. The difficulty in life is the choice. BILL STUBBE Vocal Music 1; Athletics 1, 3, 4; Thespians 3, 4; CC Club 4; FFA 1. A little learning is a dangerous thing. MELVIN SEWING A man deeply engaged in silence. BILL SCHUTZ West Branch, Ia. 1,2; Class Play 3. He's a nice enough guy, but this guy just won't be- have. CONNIE WEBB LittleI ask; my wants are few. LAVERNA SUCK Vocal Music 1, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Thespians 3, 4; Y- Teens 4; Class Play 3, 4; Librarian 2. Wise men come, and wise men go, and I'm leaving. VIOLET STACK Class Play 3. Stillness never offends the air. MARY STUART Thespians 3, 4; GAA 1; Class Play 3, 4. An innocent face, but you never can tell. 1 c i e 1 69 70 GERALDINE WIDMAN Vocal Music 1,3. 4; Band 1.2.3.4; Pep Club 1. 2, 3. 4; Y- Teens 3, 4; Thespians 3, 4; Class Play 3. 4; Librarian 2, 3. She is noted for her frequent giggles. GARLYNN WIECK Class Play 3. Girls. don't look at me; I'm bashful. Vocal Music 1; Band 1. 2,3. 4; Pep Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Thes- pians 3, 4; Class Play 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Office Worker 4; Li- brarian 3. 4; GAA 1. We know her as one who never shirks her duty. MARTHA WILLHOFT t I fx- ,1, FX ,mc .' f v.1, l, f x x. -Zjl a ' V BECKY YOCOM Vocal Music 1.2. 3, 4; Band 1,2,3. 4; Pep Club 1.2.3. 4; Y-Teens 3, 4; Thes- pians 3. 4; Class Play 3. 4; Class Officer 3, 4; Office Worker 3. 4; NHS 3. 4. I dare you to talk faster than I can. BILL BECK Give him time and he can explain everything. MARVIN WILLIAMS Clarks 1.2. 3; Ath- letics 4; FFA 4. Because a man doesn't talk much is no sign he has noth- ing to say. SHANNON ZICHEK Vocal Music 1.3. 4; Pep Club 1.2.3.4; Y-Teens 1. 2, 3, 4; Thespians 2. 3. 4; Class Play 3, 4. A girl with a smile is a girl worth- while. NOT PICTURED LEO HAITH - Vocal Music 1; Band 1,2,3. 4; Athletics 1. 2. 3. 4; Class Play 3. He burns the midnight oil. but it's gasoline. TOM HILMER - Athletics 1; Thespians 3.4; Class Play 3; FFA 1. Ma. she's making eyes at me. QHn -....J thj ,-.t. .-... t v A: At 6:00 a. m. , Friday, March 29, the senior class boarded two chartered buses that were to take them to Omaha on their sneak day. It proved to be a wonderful day that will never be forgotten by most of the seniors. The first stop was at Wahoo for breakfast. The first tour the class took was of Boy's Town. The group then continued on into Omaha where they visited Kitty Clover Potato Chip Plant. The class was then a guest of Brandeis for lunch. The biggest part of the afternoon was spent at the Omaha Municipal Airport where there was a tour of the terminal building. Many of the students then received their first airplane ride and found it quite a thrill. Before enjoying a wonderful dinner at the Fireside, the group had some free time to spend shopping in town. The evening was spent at the Indian Hill Cinerama where The Wonderful World of the Brothers Grimm was playing. Following the Cinerama the group boarded the buses for home, stopping briefly in Wahoo for lunch. The buses arrived home about 2:00 a. m. Saturday morning after a very enjoyable trip. OW C9065: SONG Tonight FLOWER COLORS Blue Tea Rose Blue and White MOTTO We Know Not What the Future Holds, But We Know Who Holds the Future 7I 1963 meoaass Histong On August 29, 1959, seventy-thtee freshmen entered Central City High School. During that year Mervin Moore, Ronald Kauk, and Ruth Eastman were added to the class. We lost Danny Peterson, Jane Reisner, Danny Nutter. Mervin Moore, Ronald Kauk, Larry Kucera, and Gertrude Galusha. Our class officers were: president - Douglas Filter, vice-president - Merlene Good, secretary - Gail Larsen, and treasurer - Cheryl Brown. Gloria Johnson and Joe Glynn were elected our class representatives for the Student Council. The sponsors were Mr. Mark Crandell and Miss Maude Holden. Our first class party was the Christmas dance held in the school cafeteria. That year the Operetta given was South Pacific. We ended the year with a record hop in the school auditorium. As sophomores we gained Joyce Deines, Richard Ballinger and Betty Ritta. Lola Mundt and Phyllis Beavers left us. Our class president was Joyce Deines, vice-president - Pat Heeney, secretary - Janet Longsine, and treasurer - Ron Ferris. Douglas Filter and Gail Larsen were chosen our class representatives for the Student Council. Our sponsors were Mr. Bickford and Mr. Manhart. That year some of the sophomores took part in the Operetta Sweethearts, and also in the Thespian Play, The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis. We ended the year with a class picnic at Riverside Park. Beginning our junior year we gained Bill Schutz, Betty Schutz, Dick Pfenning, Gertrude Galusha, and Esther Hoskins. Ruth Eastman, and Lyla Lindquist. Sharon Foulk, Marvin Fishler, and Randy Madi- son left. The class was saddened by the death of Dennis Trosper. Our president for the year was Joe Glynn, vice-president - Ron Ferris, secretary - Cheryl Brown, and treasurer - Becky Yocom. Our class representatives on Student Council were Jim Eilts and Andrea Knight. Mrs. Thorpe, Mr. Manhart, and Mr. Mahler were our class sponsors. Some of our juniors took part in the Operetta, Annie Get Your Gun. Our Junior Class Play was one one-act play, The Mouse Trap, and two thtee-act plays, Huckleberry Finn, and Birds Christmas Carol. That year we had two Thespian Plays, Ask Any Girl, and The Ugly American. The big event of our junior year was putting on the Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom. Our theme was Roman Holiday, and the colors were purple and white. The band was Bobby Mills'. Several classmates celebrated the beginning of summer with a beach party at the State Recreation Park. The seniors joining our class were Bill Beck, Charles Bramble, and Marvin Williams. Leaving were Joan Kelley and Jerry Judah. Our president was Becky Yocom. vice-president - Larry Faeh, secretary - Merlene Good, and treasurer - Doug Filter. Dick Pfenning and Judy Nitzei were the class representatives on Student Council. Our sponsors were Mr. Wilson and Mr. Stobbe. During the year we had two one- act plays, Fourteen, The Wrong Baby, and one three-act play, At the Sign of the Pewter Jug. On March 29, 6 a. m. . we started for Omaha on Senior Excursion Day. We Visited many interesting places, and probably the most enjoyable was the Cinerama where we viewed, The Wonderful World of the Brothers Grimm. A delicious dinner was furnished for us by Brandis and our evening meal was at Fire Side. On May 3. the juniors invited us to attend a beautiful prom. The theme was Moon River and the colors were different shades of blue. Harold Chader presented a piano solo. Susan Burke and Jo McMahon sang a duet, Moon River. The saxophone quartet played, Sentimental Journey. Bacca- laureate was held May 19 and Commencement on May 23, 1963. We gave our school a walnut lectern as thanks for our wonderful days at C. C. H. S. 72 33 61k h .34; ; ' a E, K v- 7'? and Jim f- 53 L 37 , , f1 . 3:4 Cemwuemcweut Baccalaureate services for the senior class of 1963 were held May 19, 1963, in the school auditorium. Harold Chader played the processional and recessional. Rev. Walter Marshall gave the invocation and benediction. The Baccalaureate Address was delivered by Rev. Melvin Zichek. The program also included numbers by the girls glee and a saxophone quartet. . A '63 t I I 4 tK 1 WK. 5 t -- x V. x -T, . I w N LMJ. L. On Thursday, May 23, Commencement exercises were held for 62 graduating seniors. The Com- mencement Address was delivered by Dr. Floyd A. Miller, State Commissioner of Education. Diplo- mas were presented to the graduates by Charles J. Heeney, member of the Board of Education. George M. Wilson, Principal, presented the following scholarship awards: Gail Larsen, Co-Valedictorian, work and gift scholarship to Univ. of Nebr. ; Becky Yocom, Co-Valedictorian, freshman scholarship to Univ. of Nebr. ; Joyce Deines, Salutatorian, gift and loan scholarship to Univ. of Nebr.; Norman Boelts, Univ. of Nebr. Regents Scholarship; James Eilts, Sears Roebuck, Union Pacific work scholarships, Regents Alternate; Cheryl Henk, BPW Scholarship; Merlene Good, Nebr. Wesleyan Alumni Scholarship; Andrea Knight, Colorado Women's College Scholarship; Karol Kramer, BPW Scholarship Alternate; Judy Nitzel, BPW Scholarship; Pamilla Peck, Univ. of Nebr. work and loafl scholarship; Martha Willhoft, Centrzfl City Farmers National Bank Scholarship, Regents Alternate; Pat Heeney, Loretta Heights College Schol- arship. 73 'I E 9 g Aw . m 3911 ..-r- ; TTNw-a... . xmrir'i- ; u 2.2. mafia 7- ' H 5N , w war, . a X .i' .1 KH 1: Elamjr p H: 21nd? J11? ELJL-LJ 35. 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