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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1965 volume:

,vq -,.. J . .. . M . W Z W .4. W1. m . w. 7 . . . k N . M .L x: W m w m . .3 .3, 32.3 . ., xx. 532: EEN sSxxxx Wxxmklmpa xxx.xxxwxx V . 8.11m O THE EHQWU 196E; camp, ' HighSchooE W033, Nebwskaz ; .3 . h ' ,ITKI;:::. .-H,t tN3'1-jka4111'l: 1 Q'F'lbih, ;XJN :3;le ; QUE. yifli ; h V ,Ax i r' , . t Rik t Iv IXVA XM le'stll 'Htl, 1,1: Evp W 331-31.: i FOREWORD The staff of this, your 1965 Bison, have attempted to capture on paper the spirit and loyalty which the students associate with Central City High School. This is an impossiblettask, for such a feeling does not lend itself to captivity. Its social life--the dances, banquets, school parties, and entertainments so im- portant to the development of each student . . . its organizations--the chance to meet more students and practice the leadership and abilities each person possesses . . . its sports--every man working together on a team . . . the backers of the team--the lively student body giving the team that needed extra push in winning a game . . . its teachers and students molded into a spirit of friendliness. C. W. Smith K .vw v .C-nvwvv w. N I . Le i - . x i- . .K ,i . e'. '.' i. AM IA v, '7 r l h 'x,! .M----i M7,, '- .x oh-..g..... h.--.. . . I .FN. 4 1 ' ; - l f x .. 4 i . a- . L '4 hang? z i - g. x, v , . . lki' e . , i s, ' i, p . . h! e i .i x l .. 1 1 i J x m' t . .- i i ,'V v - ' i-v : i V I Li L I: - Hkh 6' .. i3 . - ! . ,' 3 x . , .r ? -i l g V , L i i . e .. p eh h I v- 7 ; L $ 3.: ii i . K xi - 3 l ,. e K t I ' i' . y p ...... in e P ... -- . h A This June Mr. Raymond Sawyers celebrates his fourteenth anniversary as custodian for the Central City Public Schools. During the years he has always been handy with a friendly smile and with words of encouragement. In appreciation for all he has done for us, we dedicate this 1965 Bison to Mr. Sawyers. MEMBER OF NORTH CENTRAL ASSOCIATION OF COLLEGES AND SECONDARY SCHOO? Admmhtmllvc Staff 1711 15th Avenue Russell N. Ward, Superintcndent Charles Smith, High School Principal CENTRAL CITY, NEBRASKA James Dahlkc. Elementary Principal Otncc Phone 946e3055 North Ward Phone 916-2991 'By the time Central City High School students re- ceive their copy of the 1965 Bison, another school year will be written in the pages of history. While we cannot live in the past, moments of pleasure and accomplishment are long to be remem- bered. This annual, a written and pictorial of the year's happenings, will help each individual to recall the good times which were shared with others. But let us remember that the education which person received was not confined to that imparted by the school. The parent, the church, the neigh- bor, the group on the street, etc. all played an important part in our lives during the past school year. As we scan the pages of this book, let us all be thankful for the American system of education and the value which it places upon the association of individuals in conjunct activities. Yours truly, Q ??bzmla R N l . . Ward, Supt. Board of Mutation Donald R. Sampson, President Jack P. RoubaJ, Secretary Louise Hallow, Treasurer great record each A e A 5 r AA, 3 MR. RUSSELL WARD, SUPERINTENDENT B. A., Doane College; M.E., University of Nebraska; Advanced Study, University of Nebraska 3V1; E. 1W??? K , E E I f ; 2 x a i A x? 1 T , .3 ; 4 ', X I ix W X I a A z 1 ,AL A Q? 9i , m x x y! r x v I .' - X . W , l , x, X MR. CHARLES SMITH, PRINCIPAL B. S., University of Nebraska; M.E., University of Nebraska; Advanced Study, University of Nebraska MR. D. MURFIN, MR. F. 8.8. Nebraska Wes- leyan, M.S. Ed. University of Penn- B. S. 8: Graduate BAUERMEISTER, work at University of . s 72, . .-;A.-. M M r' MR. R. HUGGETT, B.S. Peru State College, Graduate work at Kearney i 1 1 1 . MR. J. PUETZ, B.A. Wayne State College. History, Coach sylvania. Physical Nebraska. Voc. State College. P.E., Science Agriculture Head Coach 1 f s;. I 4-H 1 g . ,C-f '2 : '1 . E x L? 3;. 1;: . ??s :QQTX - l 1 ' X 'M s 1 I 1 -,r3 '3', , Wfl V s w . 1 1 1; ' 1 R; U?SXV Ei:kl.m ..J.hf K -,..g u... ,4. MRS. A. MRS. K. MISS V. HOMOLKA, HILDERBRAND, BAUERMEISTER, B. S. University of 8.8. Taylor Univer- B. S. University of Nebraska, Graduate sity, Indiana. English Nebraska. Home work at University of Economics Kansas. English ,1 , .1 1 . 4 1 1. . , 5 : . e V1.12 Mrs : i X 2x 1 x MR. L. WALLINGFORD B. A. Wayne State College. Business 41 ' . .--. N 1... m........... I'm camera shy! --...-.-L. MR. M. CRANDELL, B.A. 8; Graduate work at Peru State College, Graduate work at Kearney State College, Uni- versity of Nebraska. Instrumental Music FW-..... .....--..M...W? H . w . .. .. --- Vv M1 ! . - : .- : .l. 1 g' 1,. x m . f a 3 3 I ! ' : i . ; i ,, X 1 -' X ' i 1' - . .. ; K I ' . . ,2. , t t ,1 V 1 a . K ' E l- V ! t V ' V x o - - vk Vt; I . , w I 1 . xx H I ' '1 ,KV yr .z! X E . .4 : . I x : ' j , g X 1L; 1 c -1 g MR. L. HENNERBERG, B. A. Peru State Col- lege, Graduate work at University of Ne- MR. 1. DOBESH, B. A. Hastings Col- lege, Graduate work at Northeast Missouri MR. R. TEMME, B.A. Wayne State College, Graduate work at Eastern MR. W. McKEAN, B. A. Hastings Col- lege, Graduate work at Colorado State braska. Speech, State Teachers' Col- Illinois University 86 College. English, Government lege. Math, History Oklahoma University. Guidance Biological Science .r a .7. I f ' $N , W ' ; am -, . 4 . x x, , x? 3 A . . '1 'Jggy. III, . ! . WK M . .Z ' ,l ,Vny! j A JKV'J .x jK , , .1; i I: ' , MISS J. OWENS, MRS. E. THORPE, MISS E. WIDMAN, B.A. 85 Graduate B.A. University of B. A. Nebraska Cen- work at Wayne State Omaha, Graduate tral College, Gradu- College. Math work at University of ate work at Univer- Nebraska. Commer- sity of Nebraska. cial Spanish, Library 7, ac: T- g'f W f 7 7 3 V '1'- v! , IV ; o L hi'q ! 11,:. u J $ x 2 I z: 1 l, 4 U x. , f ' ;' MR. P. RUDLOFF, B.A. Kearney State College. Ind. Arts, Driver Ed. Are we sick or are we sick? 7 I r - ; . E3 L...... . L4 MR. A. LINCOLN, B.M.E., M.M. Uni- versity of Nebraska. Vocal Music r. v : m -1x n, , ' .g v . W x, , h $3 ' tJ' , -, f. x I i :0 9 x . 3 .. a A '. ; . , ;' 3 I . - , x Qk . 'V Q . g I . ,9 x! l t I I J H - ; -K ' Mg-t xgs ,. x ' K -M 4 , , fx COOKS: Left to right, Mrs. Munn, Mrs. Kucera, Mrs. Clark .3 32! p 4 1 I ' -. P H! 1 x ' M i A T J r 8A j 0 7? i N ! , v . , ;, , V f' 2': I F 'Jt . 4 v I - n . ,';JL .1 X 4 . I What t1me ya get H vl;f K xK V - , I ' off work, Baby? I: X '. . 1 K , : l -, L 4 1 f. 'f l J x i K Ev . Chomp, two, three, four,' , H IX; :er y , X; : ' N JR VX X .X K 3 X f : .k . 5 v , A xi' V I '; .' ' I . .A gv x. .J'Iia x, l...;y..AC f i X ' . Q3: ZLHM CUSTODIANS: Left to right, Mr. Broom, Mr. Sawyers A '2 SUSAN STALKER Annual Staff 3; Thes- pians 3,4; Pep Club 1.2, 3,4; Class Play 3; Vocal Music 1; Y-Teens 1,2,3; Librarian 3; Newspaper 3, 4. She burns the midnight oil; but it's gasoline. .w .1. 11.2,---,M-....-...-1 SUSAN STAU FFER Band 1.2.3.4; Pep Club 1.2, 3.4; Vocal Mu- sic 1.2.3; FHA 4; GAA 1, 2; Y-Teens 1.2.3. She always gives her best. i ; m 1 X1 ' 1 .- ' ; x x W1 IX X x -- w BERYL MAGNU SSON Band 1.2.3.4; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; INational Honor Soeiety 2,3,4; FHA 4; Vocal Music 1,2,3,4; Y-Teens 1,2,3,4; Thes- pians 2, 3.4; Class Play 4. Light hair but not light-headed. JOYCE RUDOLF Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Vo- cal Music 1.2,3.4; Y- Teens 1,2; Office Help 4. Not so shy when you get to know her. BRENDA BOELTS Pep Club 1,2, 3.4; V0- cal Music 1.2, 3; Band 3, 4. If there's nothing do- ing, she'll start some- thing. DIANE GEE Annual Staff 4; Pep Club 1.2.3.4; FHA 4; V0- cal Music 1; Y-Teens 3, 4. It isn't what you do; it's what you get away with. LINDA LARSEN Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Vocal Mu- sic 1.2.3.4; GAA 1; Y- Teens 1,2. Her mind is here but her heart is elsewhere. 1 MARCIA HOBBS Grand Island Senior High 2. Success comes in can's; failure in cau't's. JOY GRAVES Band 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 1,2,3,4; Class Play 4; Y-Teens 1,2; Vocal Music 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Thespians 4; Pep Club 1, 2,3,4; Class Officer 4. Beauty and brains! How odd that sounds, but in this miss they are surely found. CAROL TVRDIK' Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; FHA 4; Office Help 4; Class Play 4; Newspaper Staff 3, 4. Her ways are those of pleasantness. M 1 DONNA HEINS Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3,4;Voca1Mu- sic 1,2, 3,4; Y-Teens 1, 2,3,4; GAA 1; Thespians 3,4. All women talk to conceal their minds. RUTHI BECK Annual Staff 3,4; Band 3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Na- tional Honor Society 3,4; Student Council 3; Vocal Music 2, 3, 4; Y-Teens 2. 3,4; GAA 2; Librarian 3, 4; Class Play 4; Everett Jr. High 1. She's the joker of the deck. DIANA BATES Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; FHA 4; Vocal Music 1,4; Y- Teens 1,2,3; Class Play 4; GAA 1. She'll find a way. REBECCA MARSHALL Band 1,2,3,4; Thespi- ans 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Student Council 1; FHA 4; Vocal Music 1,2, 3,4; Y-Teens 1,2, 3,4; Class Play 4; Class Offi- cer 3. She's quiet but no- body knows it. WWW BARB CHRISTENSEN Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Student Council 4; Vocal Music 1,2,3,4; Y-Teens 2. She's a friend of everybody, and everybody is a friend to her. JOLENE BLACK Pep Club 1,2,3,4; FHA 4; Vocal Music 1,2, 3,4; Librarian 2,4; Class Officer 2, 3; Class Play 4; Cheerleader 4; Newspaper Staff 4. The A B C's of popu- larity, - Ability, Beauty, and Cooperation. ARLENE HOLTORP Thespians 2, 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Vocal Mu- sic 1,2,3; Y-Teens 1,2,3, 4; Office Help 4; Class Play 3; Class Officer 4; Librarian 3. May she never change except in name. . DONNA PLATT We like her as she is. VIVIAN JENSEN Thespians 2, 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; FHA 4; V0- cal Music 1,2,4; Librarian 4. Never hurried, never worried, always happy. JO PELICAN Annual Staff 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; FHA 4; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; National Honor Society 2, 3,4; Thespians 4; Vocal Music 1, 2, 3, 4; Y-Teens 2, 3, 4; Office Help 4. To have a friend is to be one. MARLENE MCHARGUE Annual Staff 4; Band 1, 2,3,4; FHA 4; National Honor Society 4; Thespi- ans 2,3,4: Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4; Vocal Music 1, 2, 3, 4; Y-Teens 3; Office Help 4; Librarian 2; Class Play 4. A delight to her com- panions. CAROL HARRY Pep C1ub1,2,3,4; FHA 4; Vocal Music 1,2,3; Y- Teens 3,4; Office Help 3. Fair and softly goes far. I , , H4 .' , 11;; . LR, 1 ,3 11, k l w '2? ; , 14 l 41.23 ' '1 X y. 11' :41f W77 CHERYL FLAGLE Band 1, 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; FHA 4; V0- cal Music 1, 2, 3, 4; Y- Teens 1, 2, 3; Office Help 3. She possesses a good disposition. 1440'; , Q1 k '1 1 ' ' 4 lex, z A 3:; c5 m v 3 r X X 1w 1 W W .2 x4 , K . x, X 4 . v 1..-.--A..-1.1...,.1' , 1 MLHMJ SUSAN BLA CK Band 2,3,4; FHA 4; National Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Student Counci12, 3, 4; Pep Club 1,2, 3.4; V0- cal Music 1, 2, 3, 4; Li- brarian 2, 3, 4; Class Offi- cer 3; Class Play 4; Cheer- leader 4; Newspaper Staff 4. If you knew Susie. . . JIM PETERS Athletics 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3,4. Sometimes he sits and thinks, but sometimes he just sits. JON YOCOM Athletics 1,2; Thespi- ans 3,4; Class Play 3,4. I like fun and fun I have. : id: ; XX 1 , .2. , 7 x 2 ; 2 x xi 2V- 1 .n... A :1; j x, e m DICK KILLHAM Athletics 1, 2, 8, 4; Band 1; CC Club 1,2,3, 4; Class Officer 2; Class Play 4. A keen sense, a com- mon sense, but plenty of room for nonsense. LEO TU NKS Band 4; Geneva 1,2, 3. A big kook is a big nuisance. VAN HESSELGESSER Athletics 1, 2, 3,4; CC Club 1, 2, 3,4; Class Play 4. What's the use of worrying? It just wrinkles your face. KEN HILDER Vocal Music 1. Oh! What little boys dare do! HM KISER Athletics 1, 2, 3, 4; CC Club 2,3,4. Studious, but not a bookworm . ' 'K , x .1 V1.57; y aw 2 ran 2 WW ,2 1 . K ,, , fx2 x 2. D ALE GREGER Athletics 1; National Honor Society 4; Thespi- ans 3,4; Class Play 3,4. His service has won praise from the silent ob- server. SADIE HACK Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Y- Teens 1; GAA 1. It is nice to be im- portant, but more impor- tant to be nice. KATHY MCALEER Annual Staff 4; Band 1,2,3,4; FHA 4; Vocal Music 1,2,3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3,4; Thespians 2, 3,4. Happiness is a habit. BOB POLZKILL Athletics 1; Band 1; Class Play 4. I'm an ordinary man. BERNIE LAMBE Athletics 1,2; Band 1, 2, 3,4; Class Play 3; Thespians 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1,2; Vocal Mu- sic 2,3,4; CC Club 1,2, 3, 4. Blow, blow, blow your horn gently in the band. RON KORTUM FFA 1,2,3; Class Play What you can't think of, I will. CLYDE CHURCH Athletics 1. Never say much more than necessary. I K ' 1 SUSAN WILLHOFT Annual Staff 3. 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Class Play 4; Newspaper Staff 3,4; Na- tional Honor Society 4; Vocal Music 1, 2, 3; Li- brarian 4. Where there's a WILL, there's a way. LINDA BECK Annual Staff 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Vocal Mu- sic 1,2,3,4; Office Help 3,4. She always has a smile for everyone. 4: 4 xi; , i ,x' x XX, 1 , v 1 Y 4 -. ; 1 . I 1 W, MICHAEL GRAY Athletics 1, 2, 4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Thespians 2, 3, 4; Vocal Music 1, 2,8, 4; Class Play 3, 4. A mind to make and a hand to execute mis- chief. RHONA KUHN Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; V0- cal Music 1; Y-Teens 1; Office Help 4; Librarian , .. 2; Class Play4; GAA 1. DENNIS DANKERT FFA 1, 2, 3, 4. 'Let others do the working--I'll do the test- ing. It's better to do well than say well. LORRAINE CHOHON Smile and the world ; smiles with you. 1, , h A 1 7. DENIECE POWER Pep Club 2, 3, 4; FHA 4. Call no time lost that I give to pleasure. NANCY McMILLAN Band 2,3,4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3,4; Vocal Music 2, 3; Y-Teens 2, 3,4; Class Play 4. I'm not just a green country girl. ; 1' xz 14.4 , vm m V 7 :x C; I X I f CLIFFORD BRA NDENBURG Athletics 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3; Vocal Music 1; CC Club 3,4. Willing to serve others. 4. ate: is czizl he 13:35 132': 1:32;, 1:5 1:12: the 21:11:32: 2-1.11 - LIZ RICE Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Vocal Music 1,2, 3,4; Librarian 4. A blush is beautiful, but sometimes inconven- ient. CANDICE WEGNER Annual Staff 3,4; Band 2,3,4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3,4; FHA 4; Vocal Mu- sic 1, 3,4; Y-Teens 3; Class Play 4; Newspaper Staff 3,4. Never a dull mo- ment. x g 1 N f: m A i 1 X V, x Cg , xx , ,4-.,1 , xmx e4 7f 4 g11 v ' 3 1 , V 4 ' 4,277 v; 1. w 2 r. x 1 .4 ?.z x4 . , j; , DWAYNE HENSLEY Athletics 1, 2, 3, 4; Vocal Music 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Play 4; FFA 1,2, 3. He says what he thinks; not what he ought to. JERRY LIPPINCOTT Athletics 1, 2, 4; Thes- pians 2,3,4; FFA 1; V0- cal Music 1,2, 3, 4; CC Club 2, 3,4; Class Play 3, 4. Just himself and no one else. JACK KUSKIE FFA 1, 2, 3, 4. Stillness never of- fends the air. LARRY KUSKIE Athletics 1, 2, 3, 4; CC Club 1,2, 3,4; Class Play 4. Not too serious, not too gay; but a very good fellow in every way. 1..., ,lf ng- m 4 v '1' 2 M LAUREL FISHLER Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Vocal Music 1,2,4; Y- Teens 1; Librarian 4; Class Play 4; Cheerlead- er 4. I would rather make history than read it. 11' KAREN WI LLI AMS Annual Staff 4; Pep Club 2,3,4; FHA 4; Y- Teens 2,3; Clarks 1. Variety is the spice of life. CONNIE BRA NDES Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; FHA 4; Vocal Music 3; Y-Teens 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 4. She likes a good time; she's a lovable lass. We're very glad she's in our class. BEV REEVES Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4; FHA 4; Y-Teens 1,2,3, 4. An innocent face, but you never can tell. DWIGHT PERKINS Athletics 1,2, 3,4; Band 1; CC Club 1,2,3, 4. He's a percolator of' energy. BOB EASTWOOD Athletics 4; FFA 1,2, 3,4; Class Play 4. A penny for your thoughts. I 4'42. K. , x i. fax ' l .2w a 1x, t DAVID BURHOOP Athletics 1, 2; Vocal Music 1; Class Play 4. If trouble rings you up, just drop the receiv- n 81'. MAX STANISLAV Athletics 1, 2, 3,4; National Honor Society 4; Thespians 3,4; Student Council 4; CC Club 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 1; Class Play 3, 4; Newspaper Staff 3,4. Max often tries to amuse; nor are his efforts always in vain. NA NCY MARTSON Annual Staff 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; FHA 4; Thespians 2, 3,4; Vocal Music 1,2,3, 4; Office Help 4. As nice 3 girl as we'll ever know. 1 3 MS :1 N ; 7 4'. A .417, xtzw. l x x ,A ,. 3 NITA GELLING Annual Staff 3,4; Na- tional Honor Society 3,4; Vocal Music 1, 2, 3, 4; Y- Teens 2, 3, 4; Newspaper Staff 3,4; Librarian 1,2, 3.4. If it's worth doing, it's worth doing well. 20 CHU CK RYAN Athletics 1, 2, 3; Thes- pians 3,4; FFA 1,2,3,4; Vocal Music 1, 2, 3,4; CC Club 2.3.4. I've been dying for 12 years, now I'm going to live. ;!;7x 47;; 1 x, , 2th i X, Tie 3 1L .. LARRY DOUTHIT Annual Staff 3,4; Na- tional Honor Society 4; Thespians 3,4; FFA 1,2, 3,4;Voca1Music 1,2, 3, 4; Class Play 3,4. Keep smiling, it makes everyone wonder what you've been up to. 11-- ..-. w 1 f , 24X: ,. x X .,A DIXIE RICE Thespians 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3,4; Vocal Music 2,3,4; Cheerleader 3,4; Walnut Jr. High 1. A gal with lots of pep and the best sport we have met. G EORGIA WELLER Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Vocal Mu- sic 1,3,4; Y-Teens 3; Of- fice Help 4; GAA 1. She may be a senior, but her thoughts are on someone outside the senior class. 1 ,4 4 Au VICKI GLANTZ Band 1,2; Thespians 4; Pep Club 1,2,8,4; Vocal Music 1; Y-Teens 2, 3; Class Play 3. Do blondes really have more fun? CONNIE SHALBERG Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Those dimples and smiles could stir the hard- est heart. u Q X 3 3 N ' V , 1 1 11 I ,3, .X ' Nxm, I TOM HENSLEY Athletics 1, 2, 3, 4; Na- tional Honor Society 4; FFA 1,2,3,4;C1ass Offi- cer 4; Class Play 8,4. He thinks a great deal more than he speaks. GALE JENSEN Athletics 1,2,3,4; Vocal Music 1; CC Club 1,2, 3, 4; Class Officer 2; Class Play 4. An exception to the rule--a studious athlete. JERRY OBEREMBT Band 4; Vocal Music 4; Class Play 4; Parkston, s, D. 2; Belmond, Ia. 3; St. Pau13. How do I know wom- en won't bite? Vim; v??.tqcf KJU ; 5,2- x W3 7 JERRY KELSCH Athletics 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Play 3,4. Girls may come, girls may go, but I go on for- ever. DONALD EATON Athletics 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 3,4; Vo- cal Music 1; CC Club 1, 2,3,4; Class Officer 1; Class Play 3, 4. An athlete strong and true, he's for CCHS through and through. JIM SAMPLE FFA 4; Vocal Music 1. I may do something sensational yet. .1- I2 DALE ZIKMUND Athletics 1, 2, 3, 4; Na- tional Honor Society 4; Student Counci12,3,4; CC Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 1; Class Play 4; Newspaper Staff 3. He likes athletics, good times, and he is well liked. JIM CLAYTON Athletics 1, 2, 3, 4; FFA 1,2,3,4; CC Club 1,2, 3,4; Class Officer 1; Class Play 4. Not very tall, not very small, but a swell guy who is liked by all. 5...? 'xx , i Y . 12:; mm. ; m 1; 4:;7. ,, I 3 J xx ,1 , X i , X i K t :x 1 4 u, . .. I x ! L .231 173 Ix .x 2 EUGENE REEVES FFA 1, 2, 3,4; Class Play 4. Good-by to all this. J x 1 f EL GARY KELSCH Thespians 2, 3, 4; V0- cal Music 3; Class Play 3, 4. All great men are dying and I don't feel very well myself. 2! EVELYN BINGER SHARON BAHN X Q .3 Pep Club 1,2,3,4; le . ' Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Of- F.H,A. 3,4; Librarian 3,4. f'M N g i fice Help 4. Efficient in a quiet way. , ' 5f Her red hair and disposi- tion do not match. JERRY CHADWICK DAN GREGG Vocal Music 1,2. Mischief is his middle Boy's will be boys. name. OLAQQ OOLORQ BLUE AND QILVEB CLAQQ FLOWER RED pose CLAQG MOTTO HAPPY IQ THE MAN THN' HAQ QOMEHINGTO LOOK BACKWARD TO WITH PRIDE AND QOMEn-JING TO LOOK: FORWARD TO WITH HOPE. 22 QENIOR CLAQQ PLAY The two scene comedy, The Madwoman of Chaillot, was presented by the Senior Class March 21. At the Cafe'Chez Francais prospectors plan to tear up Paris in order to unearth oil which they believe they have located. But when the plan comes to the attention of the Madwoman, played by Candice Wegner. she and three other mad- women conspire to have them exterminated one by one to the bottomless pit in her cel- lar. Joy, justice, and love then return to the world again. Eu , .N. ti x5 ' q n VIN ' r- w-w-g'an-t . v b b b sy - :'th er. git 399x to II OV ,4 ,qu .t 1965 CLAQQ '4th Four years ago when we entered high school, we had one more student than Walt Disney had dalmations. During the first week of school we were initiated by the seniors. Our costumes were gunny sacks cut off to show our pretty green knees. After this, we were official members of CCHS. Our class officers were Dale Zikmund - President, Don Eaton - Vice President, Jim Clayton - Secretary, and Max Stanislav - Treasurer. Student Council representatives were Bernie Lambe and Rebecca Marshall. Sponsors for the year were Maude Holden and Ron Bick- ford. The Operetta for the year was Annie Get Your Gun. During the year Terry Banister, Robert Grier, Newlene Hoback, Mike Owens, and Janice Beavers left us. We gained Gene Gar- retson and Sharon Peck. We closed the year with a picnic at Riverside Park. During our Sophomore year Ruth Beck entered our class. We reduced our class by Ken Anderson, Evelyn Zoucha, Sharon Peck, Ken Kelly, Gene Garretson, Lois Jensen, Linda Nielson, and Brad Bodeman. Our class officers were Gale Jensen - President, Dick Killham - Vice President, Wayne Braun - Treasurer, Jolene Black - Secretary, and representing us in Student Council were Bernie Lambe, Susan Black, and Dale Zikmund. Our sponsors were Mr. Dobesh and Mr. Rich- ards. As sophomores some .of the class took part in the Operetta, The Music Man, and the two Thespian plays . . . so ended the Sophomore year with a picnic at Riverside. As Juniors we reduced our class by Karen Gleason, Jerry Kiser, Fred Steuben, Caryl Stark, and Joyce Hoback. Our class officers were Susan Black - President, Jolene Black - Vice President, Rebecca Marshall - Secretary, and Wayne Braun - Treasurer. Student Council members were Dale Zikmund, Don Eaton, Ruth Beck, and Susan Black. Mr. Sala, Mr. Dobesh, and Mr. Richards were our Junior sponsors. As juniors our class play was Arsenic and Old Lace. The highlight of the year was the Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom. The theme was Aqua Paradise. The Commondantz provided the music for the dance. We closed the year by part of the class attending a picnic at Hord Lake. Wayne Braun, Eva King, and Vicki Holtorf left our class at the end of the year. We began our final year by adding Jerry Oberembt and Leo Tunks to our class. Linda Beck, Jim Groetzinger, and Robert Brooks left our class. The class officers were President - Joy Graves, Vice President - Tom Hensley, Secretary - Arlene Holtorf, and Treasurer - Connie Brandes. Student Council representatives were Susan Black, Don Eaton, Dale Zikmund, Barbara Christen- sen, and Max Stanislav. Sponsors for the year were Mr. Huggert and Mr. Dobesh. Our senior class play was The Mad Woman of Chaillot. Sneak day was May 24. At this time we went to Omaha and visited many interesting sights, and attended The Greatest Story Ever Told. The Juniors treated us to a lovely banquet and prom. The theme was In the Misty Moonlight. Our high school days ended with Baccalaureate on May 23 and Graduation on May 25. 24 r .,. xl - -71... V M V ,..-.M , E I r...' E r ' . x E ' E v ' ' - E u 'l' a 1x 'E I I .. E k E; : Bytl, :P E. 1 ha. -x .. , j . 7.... :7 E j J K x x V .I cf 6:: V8 k; 3': 1,1; '1, I S u - E 9 E E - .M - , -. .. - . 1'5 x 4 Q E QEtE-E 1 VI. 7; ,V-ix- 'df EX :E - i ' E 1, U6 , 1 E :A :9 , t H N; 1. J IPE x 4 EV .v ,. .k v.2 'E 9... r' .1. 3 . x, ; LJ V k .. W ,, E I A ' l; r J x ,JN'V ; . ' v. x E . Q I V f j EI' E ; -- $ ha, ' . a .. x '2 a 7 ,, V,Q ,5; 'l y, . ' , LV' J EEH Tl: : E; E55 1 Rip 7'; 1 - ff 4 ', a t r I 7 Jill, . I M -5 4 .h-. I M.- .1...- MA - A .JL M E-... COMMENCEMENT Processional ................. High School Band Invocation ................. Father Leo A. Kuhn PeopleE-Class Song .............. Senior Class For all the SaintsE-Vaughn Williams ...... ............................ Mixed Chorus Introduction of Speaker ................... ................ R. N . Ward, Superintendent Commencement Address-JEThe Black SpotE, -- .......................... J ohn C. Mitchell Presentation of Class and Scholarships ....... EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE Charles W. Smith, Principal Presentation of Diplomas .................. -- Ivan Martson, President Board of Education Soldiers ChorusEE-Gounod .......... Brass Choir Benediction EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE Father Leo A. Kuhn 'Recessional .................. High School Band ,gE m. . I a , E I . a X H: 11- E. 7, 7- l x .f' '1 x x1 r w a ' . k w ,. E x If! .1 , .J. L ' F?VYw'V' h:- v V ., Q: r l L E , - g N . 'l La : EL 7' r lg, h, - ,. a I X-v' X- .1 i . V' ,E , r .. a wwrw ,r-rg; ' , , I ffkiiV ,' E .J 4 1 E .1 :1. 'f , Eq E - 3 Q L' w U SE 'I'r 25 WN THE MIQV MOONLIGHT ' JUNIOR QENIOE PROM MAY 1, 1965 3'5 : xtlk'lmwskswmwm 1.6. w . '- Hkalgx-Mtx'lwz, t a ' t; tzx P ,uxthWJ'wlviu MMM :7 :9. txnr. nu; NARI: '1 1N g: 73 513-395-; ?.Vp. 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Dettm an Student Council Student Council M. Held T. Wagner wt; J. Mueller J. Steinke J. Stuart NOT PICTURED K. Booth M. Brondell C. Markworth D. O'Nele P. Stuart T. Torpin L. Tunks D. Wagner T. Brokow 29 JUNIOR E3 m, h E l,.; h yd 4m t x Q H1,R p TIME OUT FOR GINGER 4-; Y 3 at n L b is: rev, M, ?X t 3 L'f' y r: - t. X X i e x' I , 1 3 2e; r' Ronald Alexander ,e ' iu J H1 - L 11 a A JUN ,, x . t E' t ! 1 2 g gftseiifi 3 . 2 i , a ! r ' 5 5 i t , ! ...-L.'..'L i.. L...t-m;..i . L44: WTLW. Howard Carol tTom Wagnen and Agnes Carol tCheri EofD are the parents of three teenage daughters. Joan tMarlene BrondeD, Jeannie tLinda Glatteo, and Ginger tKathy Goodt. It seems that Ginger wants to be on the football team. Mr. Wilson, the High School principal Gohn Muellen consents. Joan's boyfriend, Eddie Davis tKent Bootm, an athlete, was not happy with the idea. Every one showed up to see her play her first game, including Ed Hoffman, Mr. Carol's boss, tAlan McHargueL and the maid, Lizzie tPriscilla MarshalD. Tommy Green tBill Marsm asks Ginger for a date and finally Ginger decides to be a lady in- stead of a tomboy and goes with him. .V 1.. . r ., 7-7 F? , j n t t V: 'o-v n... p... h. x r h . $th 1;;4 PW x h h ECU :1 4.; ... , . 1 V9; .5 . Wu .4 eA-u Going some- r-v?ft 'AiA f f; ' f: 4' Study hard. Don't hurt , 4c: ' 73 ty-u-w- - , . place, Lmda? k ,,A5 1 1 $32 e x-x hlm, Chen. . , v; . .x - L. r: a ' t; . m t u 7:2: , i t I 3.5 WWI p t :L K N173 Mytig-i; L4. . Is the ice cream 'N , m :71 :51 3x A good, boys? I ?$3, gigt i friendly fight. t h h L Ah; lt Look pretty, Marian. 30 32 Anthon- ette Armatys kin Connie Beck- Steven Branden- burg Roger Brandes I Gene Church Robert Downs Anthon - ette Armatys v Janice Betts Bridger Darol Brooke - meier Jeffrey Lorran - ine Cordsen ? 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Kuhn, 42 G. Saathoff, B. Carlson, J. Hesselgesser, D. Zikmund, G. Jensen, D. Eaton, V. Hesselgesser. MIDDLE ROW: I. Clayton, D. Killham, R. Carlson, D. Broekemeier, L. Solt, J. Kiser, J. Heins, D. Killham, M. Liegl, D. Wagner, L. Graves, R. Stevenson, M. Reeves, R. Stranberg, T. Wagner, D. Perkins. BOTTOM ROW: P. Leigl, D. Jones, A. Rodysill, R. Leece, J. Clarke, D. Schmidt, 8. Bjorkman, P. Burbach, D. Larsen, R. Lippincott, R. Nedrig, T. Stevenson, G. Hansen, D. Nedrig, L. Fiala. 4 2' F i - , j. ' 'wxxllix I I A35: A A a 9 Central City m OEEonems Score C. C. 26 Seward O C, C. 34 Superior 14 C. C. 38 Fullerton 0 C. C. 32 Hebron 6 C. C. O Ord 20 C. C. 14 Albion C. C. 25 Aurora C. C. 26 Mindcn 13 C. C. 14 York 13 Under head coach Ray Huggett, assistants Jim Puetz and Paul Rudloff, the Bison marched through nine games with only one defeat. A few injuries were sustained throughout the season, but they did not hamper the Bison spirit to win. A A 3 d r' , ' -. . :7; s N r; cg? , A K ,, WMA I 5W? I :7 f7 Jain n A 5; K : ' -mjmkA Wi ht ' hf EC;- 2.25 NfK ' V V 'f 4.71:? Xx 22A vg'AA ; f If pk 7511 L Jr: - 7 :3 ;- JAY! If; ; ,3; A ' ' A V f: F: .QAV , T V; ,' f? X J .V .-x..v.w,.....A J 43 61:? DALE ZIKMUND m ' Sr. Forward ell-Conference h- ; M $77K PAUL BURBACH 44 Asst. Coach Asst. Coach PAUL RUDLOFF DWIGHT PERKINS t VAN HESSELGESSERH ALAN MCHARGUE Jr. Guard -Center J 'jf x try ,1 'x x ! ' I . K x L! 1 a :2 x hL-fj. 1' 3. I DON EATON N ' Sr. Forward All-Conference:g' 'xV . l ii, x xj; ,f x :3.-A C 7C I I I l, x ! .J 2:: JERRY KUHN pf; Soph. Center x X'NNV . N-i 9 ',; '71-4. W ' ng',' Q '3; 1 , ,1 1f KIX .? . 'IU NV , Egg i 5?? ,. X 8:3 3? , 1 3 , f , 3'3?! i v x. .i A 1;..3 I F, : v bA l '. x I ; d 1 ' a VARSITY: weft to right, TOP ROWfB. Harrie, B. Carlson', V. Hesselgessev , D. Eatom , D. Zik- munde, S. Petersom', J. Hesselgessev, A. McHargue ' . wOTTOM ROMD L. Butcher, D. Killham , J. Kuhm, D. Perkinv, D. Wegneri P. Burbach . STUDENT MANAGERS: mot picturem Cliff Brandenburg and Dan Nedrig RESERVES: TOP ROW deft to righo D. Killham, A. McHargue, B. Harrie, 8. Peterson, B. Carlson, J. Hesselgesser, D. Wegner, L. Butcher. BOTTOM ROW: M. Leigl, T. Wagner, D. Lounsbury, R. Jensen, 1. Kiser, R. Stevenson, M. Fauquier, A. Armatys. ..1,.ul 7114144 c.1!il.3!n1JIN,.1111:q u a 4.! d r . . y . x .. . xv ; Kx '1 .. .xfoPIX5x 4 .- w . V . 1.. K. w ..,p J; n w A :1 .1HI'57 . Ila Ir 7 7H N IL 5, P a H t m rl w 7 S . l l v u x. x l: .x S M 4 . H II J R7 C 1; NIH- 1 .81. J x m 1L . H71 , e m .l ... A1; .V n a I; O P u. p Kill! S 1311 P L . .. .1 O S I .5 b x I , xi 5 w Score 48 Central City T ..I. r. w t V .i. 78 51 Schuyler 57 C. Fullerton 53 011 566 W 0 3mm n.na MeP 0P. fur 888 607 674 c.c.c. C.C.c. 51 Seward 42 mt! . 71un , x 1 1. A. 5 74 A; Q, ; 1 .u I 4. UV? 0; y . . . c . 1 ,. A I 7. . WW ii; :5, uik . Lt ' f. .. 4 1c VVVVV J l. , . U: 3. . . V i, p, g. .1 1H 7 a L 1 . 441x. .. r 1 Z w. .11 5X .. 5 v; x. 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Kelsch, L. Luschei. D. BroekemeieH, R. CarlsoM, D. Nedriy, P. Burbacm, J. Claytom. Zikmund ', A. McHargue , T. WagnerK a , xxx. .. s . 1 Mr. . In!- ax .l xAchharE . DISTANCE RUNNERS: B. Pieko, M. Liegl', D. Killham ', G. Reeves, B. Carlson', D. Per- Killham '. kins', M. Fauquier, R. Stephensom, D. 47 GOLF TEAM: wACK ROW T. Wagner, A. McHargue, J. HesselgesseH; G. Jensen $3 Eaton, R. Jensem: E. Minniear, D. Wagner. Kelsoh, R. Stephenson. V. Hesselgesser', D. GRONT ROW A. Armatys, L. Solt, J. Flagle, D. Killham, T J- Torpin. FRESHMAN TRACK TEAM: L. Gee, L. Graves$, J. McCullougfrh D. Hack, L. Solt, S. Pfenning, R. Nedrig. GRONT ROW R. Lippincott, D. Rugef Larsen$, R. Fairburn. T. Stephenson, , D. Jones, R. Leece, P. Liegl, D. Hndicates lettermen for this year. 50 BACK: M. Fauquier, C. McHargue, R. Stephensen, E. Mace, L. Graves, T. Wagner, M. Held, R. Eilts. FRONT: Sponsor, Mr. Hennerberg, B. Christensen, D. Zikmund, S. Black, M. Stanislav, C. Eoff, D. Eaton. Q'UDENT COUNC! L The Student Council is an organization of students which represents the student body. This year they brought Christmas cheer to the high school by decorating the windows and the study hall. They also sponsored Homecoming and noontime activities. For their money-making projects they sold bookcovers and folders. During vacation they sold concessions at the tournament games. WOW HONOR QOCIEW FWM... WW---wm.v-w. 7...,7... L mVLv-wwwly --.w-V. v ,,.... ...- ...M... H. VF ., .7... -L... .A-L V 7... ... .-L ,--L-...... www.me Lg- - L-Ls-g 4 L; FRONT ROW - Ruth Beck, Jo Pelican, Susan Black, Marlene McHargue, Susan Willhoft SECOND ROW - Tom Hens- ley, Max Stanislav, Larry Douthit, Nita Gelling, Beryl Magnusson. Joy Graves, Dale Gregor, Dale Zikmund, Mr. Smith NATIONAL ., - , - HONOR SOCIETY a X . MWL , 1 L i 'l ' L L . x :2 i - . L x l L L : X 1 Z ; xxx 4- i . ; 1 d'j til :4 5 $L P1.-. ,i ii a ' .. : L i ! 'I. 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Christensen, R. Marshall, B. Boelts, L. Larsen, N. Boelts. 55 56 BACK ROW: D. Heins, J. Shelton, S. Black, B. Magnusson, J. Graves, R. Mar- shall, L. Fishler, D. Rice, D. Oberembt. M. Gray, 8. Petersen, J. Lippincott, B. Lambe, J. Oberembt. Top: Mr. Crandell Left: Mr. Lincoln Right: Beryl Magnusson FRONT ROW: J. Heins, C. Ryan, J. Ferris, 57 58 M XI? 5.7-. .1'. .u 4 Wm. 33; 519;. 15- 0r: 1- :. NI w J J L? LJ .34 X A ,M ,;.,s.-: I TA; 3; E? X x. X if p 'M, '41 a: av . , 1' l . 4 X $ i1? KM, ch: 81 1 CNN nym I W5 X J 3.0 Cw? K11; x1 ; ' :5, 53X : x1 - wgJ vagf ; ' Km X : :1 :tm3j X K. XX M x ' ; 5m W Rf ' . h I H Lx x, p, x v , 4 K9 2: Kim 0 0 cj 3 rt-x ; O Q qX r: L n; :x '. L7 I h , .. ;- x 3. - X .. .. : l: X . f 1g k zj X Isr' FRONT ROW: M. Holmes, C. Flagle, J. Heins, T. Torpin, B. Marsh, J. Ferris, T. Wagner, S. Ferris, S. Petersen, J. Mueller, L. Douthit, L. Rice, G. Weller. SECOND ROW: K. Good, L. Fishler, C. Ryan, M. Gray, E. Reeves, B. Lambe, J. Oberembt, J. Lippincott, R. Beck, D. Oberembt. THIRD ROW: P. Marshall, 8. Flagle, J. Shelton, D. Heins, N. Hammons, S. Black, D. Rice, F. Sawyers, J. Pelican, B. Christensen, L. Larsen, C. Eoff. FOURTH ROW: N. Martson, C. Wagner, L. McConnell, P. Scheer, P. Petersen, M. Ryan, J. Black, I. Graves, D. Bates, R. Marshall, M. McHargue, B.,Mag- nusson, N. Gelling. MIXED CHOEUQ FRONT ROW: J. Douthit, S. Wagner, L. Crawford, D. Rice, B. Dan- kert, M. Ryan, K. Good, P. Marshall, M. Holmes, J. Crha, N. Gelling, V. Jensen, K. Ross. SECOND ROW: J. Betts, J. Shelton, D. Heins, L. Fishler, S. Black, C. Wagner, L. Rice, J. Rudolf, L. Dukes, J. Mitchell, D. Oberembt, B. Christensen, L. Petersen. THIRD ROW: B. Hilder, P. Petersen, L. McConnell, G. Gregg, M. Mc- Hargue, I. Black, C. Summers, P. Eoff, P. Scheer, C. Eoff, B. Magnusson, R. Marshall, J. Graves. . . TT' 0 . Centr 11 Cltv - 11g h 3011001. Presents m7 0 .r' 7: 7 - ' 51 7x, '3777 , 73' . r1 IUQ 6 LUNG; '31s Ziwauv: by Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein III MAY 20 and 21, 1965 CA ST W om 7 f x X XXXXXX XXXXX X :, xxxxx gigXXXX g : XXXXC g E7 X XXXXXX XXXXX XXXXX XXX,X i XXxxx xxxxx 3 Q xxx ? X XXXXX XX xxxXX gs XXXXXX XXV s X 7 X004; XXXXg? XXXXX XX g Set in Austria in 1939, The Sound of Music depicted the story of the Von Trapp family singers in the turbulent years before World War II. Donna Heins and Jerry Lippincott, An Ordinary Couple, played the lead roles. Other favorite songs with the audience were Do Re Mi by the children, Climb Every Mountain, and My Favorite Things. XXX xxxxxtf 59 The Cast AMER A. LINCOLN as The Narrator I DONNA HEINS as The Girl M CHUCK RYAN as The Boy I JIM HEINS as The Boys Father BERNIE LAMBE as The GirPs Father BILL MARSH as An Old Actor LARRY DOUTHIT as The Man Who Dies STEVE PETERSEN as The Handyman NANCY MARTSON at the Piano On March 16, 19, and 20, a small cast selected from the vocal music depart- ment presented the off Broadway musical, The Fantasticks. It was staged before an audience of one hundred people each evening in the basement of the high schoolt The music room was transformed into a small theater similar to the one used in New York. The production was the first of its kind to be pre- sented in Central City and it was very well accepted by the enthusiastic audi- CDCES: 41. W lfj. .1133: f.. 3 p t g y . C; '35.. r i 7 3' 9,. 1 OFF 1 lrxw v '5::.: j H N 3, l6 31-31 2.4 eamepbs E0203 F.F, A. Officers Bauermeister Mr. or: AMERICA . . . ., . n w? 3x11 rnl P L m V x. 1.. ., V1,?! 5 r m r 3. m C V. . $va , 1.. CO, x7 .l. 1,- . . r L. 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H PNEh Birlnnli' 2m, 1'1 i . :X h. . v? :fvul' 131.4;V'1; 1F1'Hi1'hlni 4L -? l Eugene Mace, LeeRoy Becker, Bob Eilts White Team Ribbon - Soil Conser- vation Vo -Ag Judging Bob also won seventh place indi- vidual ribbon in Meats Judging and Identification - , .;xxv Larry Douthit Awarded the State Farmer Degree and Union Pacific Scholarship INDMDUAL AWARD WINNERQ V A i Ben Polzkill White Ribbon In- dividual Dairy Products Judging, Nebraska State Vo- Ag Judging Contest ' WW1 Tom Hensley Local Champion, Area 111 Champion, and sixth place State Soil and Water Conserva- tion Districts - Public Speaking Roger Shull Local Champion, District V Cham- pion, and third place - State Creed Speaking Contest Jim Ritta, Chuck Ryan Red Team Ribbon - Farm Management Jim also won a red individual ribbon - Nebraska Vo-Ag Judging Contest 1. 'x NV A., AA. 2 'U' 4:3 V ,fv'abai: xJ? aw II?! T VT . xV A FUTURE FARMERS or AMERICA . o 6 umzd :g 0'15?! :8 l I 1? ' g f !! 1 w 22v . f 44V VH'JLI Ed .-f nihiy x r .. V 7'; ' FR V :41: A . .fQ 'ggix: VIAV 1' dbl; fix: ;x Lm7'rww-qm , .- ' f A 3, ;fo T' I ; I .7 'M;,WVV'7 r f -, V ' ' I ,7! , V'lq'. Lpuqv', ' .vf ilk; 35;! A- 4 ,'xN:.-J ,1 .szq '7, X 3 x V: . fggkg 1,ny Nebraska Assoc1ation Officers in action at the annual State FFA Conventlon HONORARY GMPTERJ HARMERQ Ix: ,ik 2.;,:1.JI:I:131:A:'3: ITD'CZ 1 TH'HV H a...vi'z :4 I V1.3; . 3:3 1 VA l; y ' 'th: . I v I . ,2 w 5: 1v? , K , + H , z m 'W'V'T : ,nr..wx' x; VN ; x K: 7 H7 ! . :NW'Q'A: RA ' a -j. j Kwt l. 4 9 Fr . 7x; r I . 6 ? l: .5 1x V V M , 'i I h--m Not Pictured: Paul Hebe: Wagner, Arnold King, Dean Douthit, Leland Enckson Slegel 65 Rebecca Marshall was the only girl in Nebraska enrolled in Voca- tional Agriculture this year. She attended the Nebraska Vo-Ag Judging Contests and FFA Conventions. The Central City Chapter F. F. A. conducted an extensive Safety Program. Included are the auto safety check and the observance of National Farm Safety Week with a banner across Highway i180. x33 UVIJOSCN , . 17 ,J Central Platte Valley Young Farmers Educational Associa- tion. MI. and Mrs. Harold Zmek - Runner-up Livestock Proficiency in Nebraska. Mr. and Mrs. Monte Williams - 660utstanding Cr0ps Proficiency Winner in Nebraska. HOMEWKEPS OF WERICA FRONT ROW: Becky Gee, President; Mary Holmes, Historian; Connie Brandes, Song Leader; Mrs. Bauermeister, Ad- viser. BACK ROW: Kendy Ross, Treasurer; Paula Eoff, Vice President; Pat Eastwood, Secretary; Cathy Summers, Parliamentarian; Evelyn Binger, Degree Chairman. V-x 1 z Ix 1; f , k. V ;1 77 ' H 3! X , ll. - H .A-w-...m . 1y-1 k 1 l ,- . ,m .. mkD My ,. X m I ., zit Xi, mm mg X. FRONT ROW: D. Black, V. Fenster, D. Zehr, R. Marshall, D. Bates, S. Stauffer, B. Magnusson, C. Flagle, 1. Spencer, R. Spencer, B. Reeves, K. Williams, J. Peli- SEC 0ND ROW : C. Wagner, 1. Douthit, J. Shelton. THIRD ROW: L. Petersen, C. Tvrdik, D. Power, C. can, N. Manson, V. Jensen, K. McAleer, J. Dettman. Harry, M. McHargue, 1. Black, S. Black, D. Gee, O. Brandenburg. FOURTH ROW: Hammons, F. Sawyers, P. Stuart, B. Ribble, C. Downs, P. Peck, M. Binger. J. Crha, K. Dettman, N 68 VAPSHY c 3 n. , D. Rice, N. Hammons, and J. Black Above: L. Fishler, S. Black FRONT: J. Betts, P. Burke Below: BACK ROW: L. Larson, B. Gee, .-;.....-.. .44.-..4. . 4 , . , .... V V ,1,J.., ...,. V! 4 69 7O PEP CLUB Waiiyiiliei. 4m ncniimiuelwa PEP CLUB COUNCIL BACK ROW: Miss Magnuson, co-sponsor, D. Black, S. Munn, F. Sawyers, D. Rice, Miss Owens, co-sponsor. FRONT: M. McHargue, J. Pelican, A. Holtorf, R. Marshall. x J , tMr v n, V1..;..L-.LA. ,r-Qw-l ':':'v 0'! f, ' qunanwmx. ,WV .3: . I y K, V W 31mm. nuaynjtgjgm: PEP CLUB ROSTER S. Anderson P. Eoff G. Gregg L. Bahn B. Gee N. Hammons C Bailey M. Geren S. Harmon J. Betts J. Grabowski M. Held M Binge: B. Hilde: M. Kramer D Black M. Holmes P. Marshall L. Blodgett P. Larsen L. McConnell N. Boelts J. McHargue F. Perkins P. Burke 8. Munn B. Ribble V. Fenster K. Petersen F. Sawyers J. Fishler P. Petersen J. Shelton M. Heeney K. Ross J. Steinke S Huele M. Ryan P. Stuart L. Holmes D. Sawyers S. Bahn L. Larson P. Scheer D. Bates C. McHargue K. Stalker R. Beck M. McMillan C. Summers E. Binger J. Mesner S. Wegner J. Black J. Ruge S. Wiese S. Black J. Seim D. Zehr B. Boelts K. Traudt P. Bray C. Brandes R. Ueckert M. Brondel B. Christensen A Armatys C. Eoff L. Fishler J. Betts C. Fenster C. Flagle L Cordsen D. Fishler D. Gee I Crha S. Flagle V. Glantz J. Douthit M. Gray J. Graves P. Eastwood S. Hack . Harry . Heins . Holtorf Magnusson Rice Rudolf Stauffer C. Tvrdik C. Wegner G. Weller S. Willhoft K. Williams C D A V R. L. B. R. N. K. McAleer M. N. J. D. B. D. L. I. 8. Not Pictured L. Carlson L. Glatter 7l 72 XX CLOCKWISE: A. Holtorf, M. Held, 1. Spencer, R. Ueckert, R. Spencer, P. Burke, S. Munn. B. Gee, J. Shelton, B. Ribble, B. Reeves, J. Pelican, G. Gregg, N. Gelling, C. Eoff, F. Perkins, R. Marshall, L. McConnell, B. Magnusson, S. Wie'se, O. Brandenburg. J. Gregg, C, Downs, P. Stuart, J. Mesner. D. Gee N. McMillan, C. Harry, L. Cordsen, N. Hammons, F. Sawyers K. Dettman, R. Beck, J. Dettman r Y-TEENQ Y-Teens is an organization stemming from the Y. W. C. A. We try to help others while we have fun and learn together. This year we have had a variety of activities. In the tall there was the annual District Conference held in Aurora. At Christmas time we had a caroling party, and took boxes of cookies to the rest homes and hospital. In February we had heart-sister week. President: D. Heins Vice-Pres.: C. Brandes Secretary: K. Good Treasurer: P. Eastwood Sponsor: Miss Widman l i i L - Iv , oK' Rx 0.4a ?HMA. 1 cf! '-:;: A 7243.1 f 73 15.5. , ,.....E...:...., E :52;:. 1 u I 11.717.31.12... h. ...:mmr..x E 5:31.11... 1... Sui: 5. 45.51:... . 5:512:31... 1., i5... .239. ,E::v : 1.33.9, ... rmmlmma. 3L 311:5... . .. 1 J! z SEEM a 1:5. 2:31! .1myl L3... .2 $121.2..kui .: i...;::... .. ,.:....t.?.: .2 .1552; :1... .3: 3.1m rt. ...:..:.1 ..1 $1.... 114 337;wa , 35m Fag v.1; . . w my... .06 .. n. . 3.,mzcwmw11-11 J u MaWAXM x a x r1. 'K 4 l. 1.1 5 WU 1 A mx 1 . $115.1... ... an... 4. .nll lllllllvll ; .fk Xxx . .71... CZ . K. ..x Ilnlallplli 1... XMP' K 1 ; x1, . . .1 . .X g1 x N L h x L f! L . L I xLl , LW - i , . L i - L .;, ,IV I - Gale Jensen, Don Eaton, Dick Killham, King Dale Zikmund, Queen Dixie Rice, Jolene Black, Susan Black, and Barbara Christensen. David Gerlach, Chuck Ryan, Jim Clayton, Eugene ReeVes, King Tom Hensley, Sweetheart Cheryl Flagle, Jolene Black, Susan Black, Connie Brandes, Judy Post, and Crown Bearers Michael Brockemeier, and Michelle Ross. L WWW? w f. . q ? :-+:ir-': r a .V i 7. MILL W, XL '4' . L! L ILLJv L L, Q L 'g L L! ?ij L A - .V, , L ! if ,2 L! n 3th ' L L a 7 x L E M m :L J L ,- 3 K b :5ka n L .5 L z ; L I gym? Lu: 4 . r- Al. .. .. . . . . L 1 . , x: .N- w CA3 A xxx '1 r' X FRONT ROW: Vivian Jensen. Rebecca Marshall, Nancy Manson, Dixie Rice, Donna Heins, Arlene Holtorf, Kathy McAleer; SECOND ROW: Bernie Lambe, Dale Gregor, Mike Gray, Jerry Lippincott, Ion Yocum, Gary Kelsch; BACK ROW: Mr. Hennerberg - sponsor, Max Stanislav, Vickie Glantz, Susan Stalker, Beryl Magnusson, Marlene McHargue, Jo Pelican, Joy Graves, Larry Douthit, Chuck Ryan. 77 4 .V. wmw1mwwwwV. .mvnw... .WV .... sf 4444441! gafmw . I g : 5 ' 4 K ; .1 ,; 4 f xxx 4X4 4 x Ax 4 ! , A: C: , .m '4 . 5 .sraKXJ, 7,v i J 1 LV ..,, l 4 rm f V4, M ' 45.5 54x . v ? c' Rx; N I 4 44: 51ft; ,4 ,x; , a 4 a 4E 44 '1: KXQ WI 4 4 N ; 1' 3 4V 4 4 x 44V STAND- SEATED: Mon; Held, Laurel Fishler, Susan Black, Vivian Jensen. ING: Nita Gelling, Marlene Brondel, Ruth Beck, Miss Widman - Head Li- brarian, Shirley Heule, Liz Rice, Lonna Dukes, Kathy Stalker, Susan Will- hoft, Evelyn Binger. OFHCJE SEWEQ FRONT ROW: Linda Larsen, Stephanie Flagle, Joyce Rudolf, Arlene Holtorf, Carol Tvrdik, Sharon Bahn, Rhona Kuhn, Nancy Manson; BACK ROW: Vickie Glantz, Georgia Weller, Jo Pelican, Marlene McHargue, Mr. Dahlkea Mr. Smith. 78 AWEQ 79 80 2:ng 4 YEARTY-WWAQ . . . 4 x -' K . The honorable prosecuting attorney, Sir Thomas 3 FUNNY, i . 1 c a ' , ' 4 1L Jt .,' , ' . This is their idea K , x: 4 y Ag; 2' .y f. g , J 7;; U 4 4 f x i 4 J 4- - of fun??? , 3! - x . . . u 4 4 ,, - ' A , 15 4 4 I I L 1 4 mi ; ' 4 K - I : Having fun, 1 , a $ , L1,; 4 i f .7? I M J if 3 4 NY 4A 4K ...... Ni ijwgwg.-- g; ,. u M - y M 4 Faster, Doug! c 4 . Advertising? ; 4 M . Puet ? IfXx k T Z X 3 x FABULOUQ i : An opponent! a . z A ; U ? K a VI, K : ' l. X L: 1 -w 7- ' We're in with the IN crowd. A ; ll ix Bison's spirit maker. 9 I 1. g, If 'y .6 5X: 4 x 3' Am ' .', IMAKEJN .- -. , ,. .. . , 5' Ir! 1H , . '. f .9 ; bi wxjygij lxvtyf 1. v: :3 a? Look, look! , ; r. . wrt- y rila'izaf x553 ; See Jane run. ,27: L , x, . s 2 , . WK L jnxf, . x! W 9 3V :u. 3f 5 Seniors? , - vw .3 8l FLEEHNG. M .1. XM xx 6 x . XF1 M k. .mamlllm 7 V True, True, True! . g1lun11s. 1.1... Higher, Jo. Aren't we sweet? .v a... . MFIV... llilu tll, . I, illlinlli., :4. V. . and Mrs. Dobesh Murfin Mr. I like Personally, Tarzan's better! Terrible odds! FOREIMOQ', These hallowed halls. Hessy in a ction! ad The eight stooges! These recesses get a guy down. Farmer Jon backing the U. S. army. Senior girls? a . .r-vav-.-wm 1 v 'th -r . AND WEFUL. Congratulations! x $ f I W V k v xjfx A I -.. : f??? f f; I Love You, Yeah, Yeah, Yeah! . . . and furthermore I .55 V x ' q 74 ' 3 xi x: :3 ; , ' ' . 'x '5 X ,9 . z E' x : X ' - l; x '3' . .; - . r x ,: --. ff 1 ; 3 '. ,1. W $ I Axxxy y 77 The Friendly Store Furniture, Hardware Auto, and Farm Supplies Coronado Appliance s PHIL BOLLING LOCKERS 3':Ch WCAY FV:LOCR :Eill: Hm gm ...--3 L561 :w- 3. $31.15- J! 66 ' 65....-6..6A.;..l,.5..-.....t Q41: 04 -.--....-. -1, A . -w-V 66-.w6 Diamond Riginoimtrfrigx, WEBI'delding: Ring Sizing T. V. Stereo - Hi-Fi SMITH ELECTRIC P0 WELLaS Gifts DeVoe Paints Wall Paper Central City, Nebraska Phone 946-2684 Your Weekly Visitor . . . REPUBLICAN- NONPAREIL Advertising - Job Printing Central City, Nebr . CUT AND SEW SHOP Yard Goods and All Your Sewing Notions Phone 946-2317 Central City, Nebraska 86 BILLESBACH JEWELRY Dial 946-3628 or See Us at 1619 16th St. 85113 inB H m 'lii 2? HIE: Ll BEHED r C I W MEL NY? I SIDE LUMBARDaLESCHHNSKY STUD 3' E . diff In: W .1113 Q U In recognition and respect of all young people JACK BAHLEY STUDHG 87 thEuIlluugb Agency Central City, Nebr. Insur ance All Kinds Real Estate Call Us at 946-2225 or Better Yet See Us at 419 G Street 153.3. x x: 3 i 1 ,- '.-:4':W': : I $4 'i 5 -4 -5 : 1': L W - Si, L ,'. ..... 9R4! N f? NORTHERN 1 j +1: 1 1; 35191153313 GAS co. wx. :1 , .mi ...MM 7'... 'lewiuj. '4 ,' i .. f' 14,, mtg, , w z 11 L- ,, W , ?s- l .- - . 6g .riwzvk .' w 4 M - .L f; I I u...- '1 i W u K 1;.719: A I 9 4M NORTHERN PROPANE Service Since 1945 Fullerton Central City Phone 536-2458 Phone 946-2711 JUSTICE 8: LOCKE PRESCRIPTIONS 209 G. Street Phone 946-2501 , . ' .1 ' M . .' 7'1 Legffvggrgr m . j' .1 h3- , 4;; '1 1'3 ; 3.355 - . W :15 3 i 7:: :f.- am; Z,- W J gm 2 3. W me xx 3- x , x x u '9 .1 i hr ,,,.. 2 .......1m lg; r- t:, s, 3 .. 16... 75:: 1'1 ' '- u 56 ;l 7: t, l Ix F 9'- l- '1 rm .: 1 I WR 9343.1 t...th LAFAYETTE 88 31:3 1:. NORDSTEDTS HELD'S CASH HARDWARE GE Appliances Pittsburgh Paints Scott's Lawn Products 217 G. Street Phone 946-2691 effupwhore eye-catchers Fertilizer and Farm Chemicals Central City, Polk, and Clarks MARTSOWS AG SERVICE Says Congratulations to the Class THE STYLE SHOPPE of 1965 ti Famil o :o. J.M.MCDONALD co. En re Y o 03.0.... o o 0.9... 0 ..'...'...0.0. 030?0. 1607 16th Street Phone 946-2672 THE FARMERS NATIONAL BANK Central City, Nebraska Insurance For Each Depo-iler 89 , ,3? 78 yrs. of dependable banking service , THE BROWN BISON WJfJ'XJ Emum i3 rwy rr CEDER HOME IMPROVEMENT Speed Queen Home Laundry Equipment Morris Paints and Wallpaper Sandran Floor Covering For Service Dial Mud... 946-2442 HAITH MOTOR COMPANY RANDY'S MEATS GROSSEAWS, Nation Wide Phone 946-2461 1004 16th Street Central City, Nebr. NAIVISVKI Farmhand Products Phone 946-3075 Central City, Nebraska CENTRAL CAFE k Central City Located in the Center of Town iiAir Conditioned Food at its Best 90 STINES mm mm WE DELIVER Central City, Nebraska Central Cleaning Center Phone 946-3161 DEMEL AND CO. Real Estate, Insurance, Abstracting Real Estate Loans Phone 946-2471 HESTED,S Central City, Nebraska CENTRAL MOTORS : ' xw 111mm ELJLJLJLILJ DUDDDE DEHDDDE A gunman: HHUUEB ?DDDDDC Ford Automobiles EUDDEQ ?DDDDDE and 111:1-1- W M M L. -1 -V Trucks '1: ' 424 G. Street Phone 946-2131 Rows SERVICE CENTER f: I McLLNAY a COMPANY Hardware , Plumbing , Heating and Air Conditioning Irrigation Wells '11.. I 1. 1 . ' b,2 k: .i. 1144... 1-1- - - .- .-, CENTRAL ARM I :1 $1151 710 B Street 946-3182 DEVELOPMENT CO. x ------n: W, a3; a X ,sr' Aunuu , DR. F. P. McALEER mt! ' vAA- s 1 1 . W Dentist 113 1 Says, , A Congratulations ' ' 'm to the Class of1965u son a BYERS FUNERAL .1 HOME 9. DDDDDDDDDDDUDUUDDDDUDUDD DDDDDDDDDDUUDUDDDDDDDUUUD UDDDDDDUUDDDDDDDDDDDDUDD EDD CENTRAL GRAIN DEF DEF INCORPORATED EDD D D Cash Grain D D U D DUB Grain Storage DUE DUB Paddock Central City EDD D D Phone Phone D D D 946-2882 946-2031 D , 9:33: , c '7? M ! ?;?.?9:. K1; - :33: I m . : 5, . - L.;A.....d.......w.t. a,xwwy 1. Eng 5373:753'6m'm'mj53rf 1:4 rjg'trw 1:! :3 . nnmlrlnq :me , L1 5.4L. 1L- R:.......';' ,' ... .Z FAIRACRES w;- A DAIRY FARMS, INC. Grade A Milk ' Flowers for All Occasions Fresh Da11y at Your Door or at Your Store Phone 946-2111 Dial East Hwy. 30 384-1371 Grand Island CENTRAL CITY FLORISTS K :. HENSLEY STUDIO 2R g V w Picture Framing - Kodak Finishing ' ,5??? Portrait or Commercial 4 '22,, j V Baby Shoes Metalized 2 Plastic Laminating . Rubber Stamps Made , ,1? to Order 946-2381 ....... f 122 D Street Central City 26115 IX X Revlon Cosmetics Razor Cutting Ca11946-2871 for appointments l606-l6th DOTtS BEAUTY SHOPPE SaysH Congratulations to the Class of 1965. MAMRE EVANGELICAL FREE CHURCH Jesus said, I am the way, the truth, and the life. Where the Finest People Trade The Home of Shurfine Products, Del Monte Foods, and Swift Meats M M. - M: VItLM :2: w John 14:6 D8:D DRIVE INN JIM,S-G.W.-FOODS T .tcmmw . I L 4 quu-lv-r-sr-vr'im' .. ' A ;' 1- .. 'i-t' tzrd .- O.K. TIRES STORES INC. HUDWGENQCONOCO STATION ., CENTRAL CITY VETERINARY CLINIC DR. R. S. BARNETT DR. K. L. BOYD DR. M. L. MATHES South Highway 14 Central City, Nebr. 946-2581 93 WE INVITE YOU TO BANK WITH US LEPP AND LARSON, INC. Your John Deere Dealer JOHN DIIRII Central City Phone 946 -304l ,2: . 9 :QWZKTvT42szwx: .' K74 2'? t , , 4 4 KY 1 W x 4 NR Y , . . . u gy ; xx 1? 2 . t MERRICK COUNTY GRAIN COMPANY Grain Feed Fertilizer Phone 946-2291 STRANDBERG CARBURETOR 81 ELECTRICAL SERVICE Briggs and Stratton Tecumseh and Clinton Engines Homelite Chain Saws Phone 946 - 2 744 , 1 NJ ....3 r 2 9;; ' J 3.; :4 g :3 4 5? k-W 2 J V 1 ' 2 .. ; 91 2.3 i i t .1 1M. J '. s, J ...; :3 .. I FOSTER LUMBER CO. 94 CE I L-- y-Nw-e'w-ugn.vz ZLOMKE FURNITURE CO. Furniture Floor Covering --We Deliver-- Phone 946-2262 I h, r I W, : ,,,..,....--.r - -r vxfrvMT? . Mn .. , . i ii; . , 1.. .A 1, . - .' n .. 1 , -- .. '52; ; Hob x0 x- . V l. - j WW ,N . '5'. ,4 - . 1 J I L I f? u LICfgj 425...... . I: T; I I '3' 1 . H1 - , rv If g .' ... .- . V 9 . 1 ' . I 4 g, N. f3 INN I wniq s- g I dLL'.,.-:1J ht. 1:34 I.?.tlwi , - th'ngt' 1 Ame : g : JUCI .g' U I l l :1 $1.; T V VOGUE BEAUTY SALON ALICE S. PETERSON M - x 1' Personalized Hair Styling 7; er ' 7 409 G Street Phone 946-2941 BRYCE OIL CO. ??Wa'f' . :1 V 1,; IQ: '- uggv !: ffr - H BOOTH TRANSFER ,4.; 2. 7 I o Complete Trucking E : 4-;3 Ct: ' Service f;.., V L; '- f: Long-Local Distance , yt' . wxxx - x 1 ;: General Livestock t W a 6432 : V x Clarks 548-2274 ' ' ..-1 Central City 946-3045 HIWAY GROCERY BHSQN BQGSTERS Clark Bakery Forbis Paint and Cabinet Shop Greenbergers Hanna's Kate's Root Beer Stand 95 u-- - , ,3 15 1L .1 - '2', , G k - V i f rm: l nun in: IT: ! '1 qu :: um 1 1 llcwuo nu 1 1 ,.L 1 ' ' ' WM xvi : .- w .1... th '11: : 1, L1; SACK! '1 -erffi'i 'M n m m 1 3'2, 1.5-1ij 1A,,1...11..- SACK LUMBER COMPANY Do-itAyourself headquarters Farm Buildings Building Supply Headquarters 946-2162 Central City WWW WWW 1 . 11L11 $12.41 W iliLfF1a9si' - '.-4-. ,w...-..z GLANTZ FARM SERVICE m! A 113;;JIIIJLLIAI19V111r1 ....... 11 .111 IEE'JIJ 1?. A -.. 4 :5 DICK MUNSON 8: GARY JONES 96 SHALBERG'S SKELLY SERVICE rq-Hzm Wy .lf ... ..' I V.;VH , . v'. , f7 'M'HtULVj- H10. I ,4 4 WEGNER MONUMENT COMPANY Drive Carefully. . . We Can Wait! 946-2032 2502 So. 17th Avenue X 1......W....M...u.........m..v. V , BRYCEMBII CCSMFANVW , Bus ine s smen: Thank You for Sticking With Us! 97 , - 1 .. . . r 7 1 . .5 - 1 -1; x ' Ammo? , ' ' 1 h MM . 1 A h, an ' M'W mhA-P m w- WM -M,,...N--a-w ,...- 1' , 7 -K2 ,ur 1'4sz 1 .zc' V . N , . X 7 v If kl ' 'g 1 1 E e 7 l ' . v 1 g m. i W 1 A 'l ,r x13 1 ; 4 WW- 1 ; Av 7 1 -1 ,W- a ' 7.1, 5 .. 1 - w.... -' ' 1W. $4 ma 5 t n. .. s a - 1 SMITH IELQHIRNP QUEEN A nut iOR um E1311 moo ron Wm H. H. RILEY AGENCY uuuuu . a ' V'Wf 1111' Mommy: M l: g W 414;; 1 1X - ' IAHOIIHDE , ' M'w1h ; . . ; HaQith: g ? t. Yo U R: Inkpntlml lnmulm MCI ! uuuuuuuuuuuuuuu ;I 545- L : s i if I ' 1'3: n. F NL ; 51 L3 If i 1 $3.1 : Ji- 4 . ... 1:744.-. - -T 54444 Jim. .. 55' 3 YOUR Protection is OUR Profession HESSELGESSER1S Olds , Buick, Rambler Garage HESSELGESSER'S PHILLIPS 66 SERVICE 98704 D Avenue 946-2781 INDEX! Aerni, Ronald - 36 Anderson, Sharon - 36, 54, 71 Armatys, Anthonette - 32, 71 Armatys, Anthony - 32,45, 48 Bahn, Linda - 36,71 Bahn, Sharon - 22,71,78 Bailey, Cheryl - 36, 71 Barton, Cindy - 37 Bates, Diana - 13, 54, 58, 68, '71 Beck, Johnny - 36, 63 Beck, Linda - 16 Beck, Ruth - 13,51,52,54,58,71, '78 Becker, LeeRoy 1- 32, 63, 64 Beckstead, Connie - 32 Betts, Janice - 32, 58, 69, 71 Betts, Joyce - 36, 71 Binger, Evelyn - 22, 67,71, 78 Binger, Mary - 36,68, 71 Bjorkman, Stan - 32, 41, 42, '74 Black, Deborah - 36, 68, 70, 71 Black, Jolene - 13, 53,58, 68, 69, 71,76 Black, Susan - 14, 50,51,53,54, 57,58, 68, 69, 71,76, 78 Blank, John - 28 Blodgett, Linda - 36, 71 Boelts, Brenda - 12,55,71 Boelts, Nedra - 36,55,71 Booth, Kent - Brandenburg, Anita - 37, 72 Brandenburg, Clifford - 17,42,74 Brandenburg, Oleata - 32, 68 Brandenburg, Steve - 32 Brandes, Connie - 19, 67, 71, 73, 76 Brandes, Roger - 32,63 Bray, Pamela - 28,71 Bridger, Larry - 32, 63 Brockemeier, Darol - 32, 41,42, 47, 63,74 Brokaw, Larry - 32 Brokaw, Twila - 29 Brondel, Dale - 36 Brondel, Marlene - 71,78 Bruns, Ralph - 32,63 Burbach, Paul - 28, 41, 42,44, 45, 47,54, '74 Burhoop, David - 19 Burke, Patricia - 37, 52, 54, 69, 71, 72 Burkhardt, Karen - 32 Butcher, Larry - 32,41, 45,47, 54, 74 Butt, Jeff - 32 Carlson, Barry - 32, 41, 42, 45, 47, '74 Carlson, Linda - 28 Carlson, Randy - 28,41, 42, 47, 74 Chadwick, Jerry - 22 Chohon, Bernice - 37 Chohon, Bob - 32, 63 Chohon, Lorraine - 17 Christensen, Barbara - 13,50, 55, 58, 71, 76 Christensen, Kenneth - 36,63 Church, Clyde - 16 Church, Gene - 32, 47, 74 Clarke, Walter - 36,42 Clayton, Jim - 21, 40, 42,47, 61, 63, '74, '76 Cordsen, Lorraine - 32, 54, 71, 72 Crawford, Lulu - 32, 58 Crha, Judy - 32,58, 68,71 Cromer, Chris - 32 Dankert, Betty - 32, 58 Dankert, Dennis - 17, 63 Denning, Galen - 28,54 Denning, Leslie - 37, 62, 63 Dettman - 28, 68, 72 Dettman, Lyla - 37, 68,72 Douthit, Judy - 32, 58, 68, 71 Douthit, Larry - 20, 51, 52, 58, 60, 61, 63, 64 Downs, Carol - 37, 68, 72 Downs, Robert - 32, 63 Dukes. Lonna - 32,58,78 Eastwood, Bob - 19, 61, 63 99 Eastwood, Pat - 32, 67,71, 73 Eaton, Don - 21-,40,42,44, 45,47, 48, 50, 74, 76 Eilts, Bob - 32,34,50, 63, 64 Eoff, Cheri - 28,50,53, 54,58, 71, 72 Eoff, Paula - 33,54,58,67,71 Eurek, Larry - 36 Fairbaim, Alan - 38,63 Fairbairn, Chris - 33 Fairbairn, Ronald - 36,48,63 Fauquier, Mike - 28,42,45,47,50, 54,74 Fenster, Cheryl - 28, 52,54, '71 Fenster, Vickie - 37,68,71 Ferris, Joel - 33,54,57,58 Ferris, Stan - 28,41,42,47, 54, 58, 74 Fiala, Larry - 37,42, 62, 63 Fishler, Donna - 28, 71 Fishler, IoAnn - 37, 71 Fishler, Laurel - 18.57.58, 69,71 78 1 Flagle, Cheryl - 14,54,55, 58, 62, 68,71,76 Flagle, Jimmy - 37,48 Flagle, Stephanie - 28,54, 44,58, 71, 78 Gee, Becky - 33, 67, 69, 71, 72 Gee, Diane - 12,52, 68,71,72 Gee, Lawrence - 37,42, 48, 62,63 Gelling, Nita - 19,51,52,53,58, 72,78 Geren, Mary - 33,52,54,71 Glantz, Vickie - 20, 60,71, 78 Glatter, Linda - 28 Glatter, Rodney - 33 Good, Kathy - 28,51,52,58,73 Gorgen, Tommy - 37 Grabowski. Jeanette - 33,71 Graves, Jim - 33 IOO Graves, Joy - 13, 51, 52, 54, 57, 58, 60,71 Graves, Lanny - 36,42,48,50,54 Gray, Marian - 28, 54,71 Gray, Mike - 17, 54,57, 58, 60 Gregg, Dan - 22 Gregg, Gail - 28,58, 71, 72 Gregg, Jeanne - 33, 72 Greger, Dale - 15,51, 60 Hack, Doug - 37,42,48 Hack, Sadie - 16, 71 Hammons, Nancy - 28,54, 58, 68, 69, 71, 72 Hansen, Gary - 37, 42, 54 Harmon, Sally - 28, 71 Harrie, Bob - 28,45 Harry, Carol - 14, 68, 71,72 Heeney, Mary - 36,54,71 Heins, Donna - 13,54,55,57,58, 60, 71. 73 Heins, Jim - 33,42,54,57,58 Held, Mona - 28,50.51,52,71,72, 78 Hensley, Dwayne - 18 Hensley, Tom - 20, 51,61, 62,63, 64,76 Hesselgesser, Joe - 33,42,45,48, 74 Hesselgesser, Van - 15,40,42,44, 45,48, 74 Huele, Shirley - 37,71,78 Hilder, Beuy - 33, 54, 58, 71 ,Hilder, Kenny - 15 Hobbs, Marcifa - 12 Holmes, Mary - 33,54,58, 67,71 Holmes, Linda - 37,71 Holtorf, Arlene - 14, 60, 70, 71, 72, 78 Jensen, Gale - 20,40, 42,48,74, 76 Jensen, Roger - 28,45,48,74 Jensen, Vivian - 14,58, 60, 68,71, 78 Jones, David - 37,42,48 Kaiser, Roger - 37 Kelley, Glen - 33 Kelsch, Gary - 21, 60 Kelseh, Jerry - 21, 47, 48 Killham, Dan - 33,41,42,45,47, 48, 74,76 Killham, Dick - 15,40,42,45,47, 74 Kiser, Jim - 15,40,42,74 Kiser, John - 28,41,42,45, 74 Klingenburg, Karen - 28 Kohtz, Gerry - 37, 42, 62, 63 Kortum, Ron - 16 Kramer, Mary - 28,54,71 Kuhn, Jerry - 33, 41,42,44, 45, 47, 74 Kuhn, Rhona - 17,71,78 Kuskie, Jack - 18, 63 Kuskie, Larry - 18, 74 Lambe, Bernie - 16,54,57,58, 60, 74 Larsen, Dean - 37,42,48,54 Larsen, Linda - 12,54,55,58,71,78 Larson, Laura - 37, 69, '71 Larson, Peggy - 33,54,71 Leece, Ronny - 37,42,48 Lewis, Kathryn - 37 Liegl, Mike - 33,41,42,45,47,74 Liegl, Pat - 36,42,48 Lippincott, Jerry - 18, 42, 57, 58, 60, 74 Lippincott, Randy - 37,42,48 Lounsbury, David - 33,45 Luschei, Leslie - 28,47 Mace, Eugene - 33, 50, 63, 64 Magnusson, Beryl - 12,51,54,57, 58,60, 68,71,72 Markworth, 'Carol - Markworth, Melvin - 37, 63 Marsh, Bill - 29,51,52,53,54,58 Marshall, Priscilla - 29, 52, 54, 58 71 Marshall, Rebecca - 13, 54, 55, 57, 58, 60, 66, 68,70,71,72 Martson, Nancy - 19, 52, 54, 58, 60, 68, 71, 78 McAleer, Kathy - 16, 52,54, 60,68, 71 McConnell, Lois - 29,54, 58, 71,72 McCullough, Jeff - 38,48,54 McDonald, Kenneth - 38, 63 McDonald, Robert - 29,63 McHargue, Alan - 28,41,42,44,45, 47,48, 51, 74 McHargue, Claudia - 36,50,54, 71 McHargue, Janice - 33, 52, 54, 71 McHargue, Marlene - 14,51, 52, 54, 58, 60, 68, 70, 71,78 McMillan, Mary - 37, 71 McMillan, Nancy - 17,54, 71,72 Meinecke, LeAnn - Mesner, Janet - 37, 71, 72 Mesner, Mike - 38 Michalski,. Bonnie - 33 Michalski, Gary - 29 Minniear, Edd - 29,48 Mitchell, JoAnn -. 33, 58 Mueller, John - 29,53, 54,58 Munn, Shirley - 33,54,70, 71, 72 Nedrig, Danny - 29,41, 42, 47, 74 Nedrig, Russell - 38,42,48 Neustrom, Mike - 33, 54 Nielsen, Chris - 33 Nielsen, Janet - 29 .Oberembt, Donna - 33, 54, 57, 58 Oberembt, Jerry - 21, 54, 57,58 Olsen, Gordon - 38 Olsen, Jim - 29 Olsen, Victor - 33, 63 O'Nele, Dennis - Palser, Dale - 29,48 Palser, Dean - 38 Paup, Jerry - 38 Paup, Larry - 29, 63 IO! Peck, David - 34, 63 Peck, Mary - 38 Peck, Peggy - 38,68 Pedersen, Linda - 38 Peiko, Bernard - 33,47 Pelican, Josephine - 14,51, 52, 54, 58, 60, 68,70,71,72,78 Perkins, Dwight - 19,40, 42,44,45, 4'7, 74 Perkins, Frances - 29, 71, '72 Peters, Jim - 15,54 Petersen, Karen - 34,58,71 Petersen, Linda - 34, 68 Petersen, Polly - 34,54, 58, 71 Petersen, Steve - 29,45, 57,58 Petersen, Terry - 34 Pfenning, Stephen - 38, 48, 54 Platt, Donna - 14 Polzkill, Benny - 38, 52, 62, 63, 64 Polzkill, Bob - 16 Polzkill, Karen - 29 Post, Don - 17 Power, Deniece - 17, 68, 71 Rawlings, Cecil - 34, 63 Reeves, Beverly - 19, 68, 71, '72 Reeves, Charles - 29, 42, 63 Reeves, Eugene - 21,47,58, 61, 63, '76 Reeves, Mike - 38, 42 Ribble, Beth - 29, 54, 68, '71, '72 Rice, Dixie - 20, 5'7, 58, 60, 69, 70, 71,76 Rice, Elizabeth - 18, 58, 71, '78 Rice, Mike - 34 Ritta, Jim - 29, 63, 64 Rodysill, Alan - 38,42 Ross, Kendy - 34, 58, 6'7, '71 Rudolf, Joyce - 12,58,71,78 Rudolf, Larry - 34 Ruge, Darrell - 38,48 Ruge, Janice - 38,71 l02 Russell, Ted - 34 Rutherford, Larry - 34,63 Ryan, Chuck - 20, 57, 58, 60, 61, 63, 64, 74, 76 Ryan, Marilyn - 84,58,71 Saathoff, Galen - 34,42, 74 Sample, Jim - 21 Sautter, David - 38, 63 Sawyers, Diane - 34,71 Sawyers, Faye - 29,54,58, 68,70, 71, '72 Scheer, Pam - 34,58, 71 Schenk, Fred - 29,63 Schmidt, Duane - 38,42 Schmidt, Margaret - 34 Seim, jacquelyn - 38, 71 Sewing, Larry - 29 Shalberg, Connie - 20 Shelton, Ierre - 29, 57,58, 68, 71, 72 Shull, Roger - 38, 62, 64 Solomon, Linda - 29 Solt, Leslie - 38,42,48,54 Spencer, Janet - 38, 68,72 Spencer, Rita - 34, 68, '72 Stalker, Kathy - 34, 71, 78 Stalker, Susan - 12,53, 60 Stander, Roger - 29 Stanislav, Max - 19, 40, 42, 50, 51, 53, 60, 74 Stauffer, Susan - 12,54, 68,71 Steinke, JoAnn - 29, 71 Stephenson, Randy - 34,41,42,45, 47,48,50,74 Stephenson, Terry - 38,42,48 Stranberg, Richard - 34, 42 Stuart, Jim - 29 Stuart, Pam - 29, 68, 71, 72 Summers, Catherine - 34,58,67,71 Swanson, Jimmie - 34 Torpin, Terry - 29, 48, 58 Traudt, Kathleen - 38, 71 Tunks, Leo - 15,54 Tvrdik, Carol - 13,53,68,71,78 Weller, Georgia - 20,54,58.71.78 Ueckert, Rinda - 38, 71,72 Wiese, Sandy - 34, 71,72 Wagner, Tom - 28,41,42,45,47, Willhoft, Susan - 16,51,52,53, 54, 48,50,58,74 71,78 Wagner, Candice - 18,52,53,54, Williams, Karen - 18,52, 68,71 58, 68, 71 Yocum, Jon - 15, 60 Wegner, Dick - 29,41,42,45,48, Zehr, Darlene - 34,68,71 54,74 Zikmund, Dale - 21,40,42,44,45, Wegner, Sandy - 34,58,71 47,50,51,74,76 v cw vmj W QVNJ: :XEK 7; Ix: ON: I I '3 1' I1 is i: K? ,zfs K? x I Ilffxx lv'KT I tJCJ N'IQH 6w .....T.W.ti :xxmurm ,. . : .. ..,. 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