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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1968 volume:

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' K 117.....:; i 1;; :: 1.... ;; ::-r: a--- : -,-- F OREWORD As you look through the following pages you will recall the memories oflold C.C.H.S.l You will look back on the banquets, games, and just the plain everyday fun of going to school. But the world is changing, weire growing older and soon these pic- tures will be part ofthe past. lVe must look ahead to the future, work for success, and THEN look back to our teachers and friends in Central City. . ,1 u I 1 l 1., - kw ? .; i . . '7. x17- u e , q l . . ' - i F. g. eon o - 1-- - 1.... . .-- x J; ' Rx: , L T l ' i I N 7. r $1.4! T1 i. g : t- ... t ....l X; E 9 e k sit EP- , -Nx: 5x- a :1. 7: $59 , : - . y N : T U' - -: 1-1 L . l i f iT wfgwhjf- 4:: i. -..'-L l L 1 T ; Cileur' ; a L215: --... J ; iLtiing 3 e , I . :1 U 3 ., m-.. m .4 T 2L. ' gL Agmhjg 1, iLi I Hw-i ' ; sv i : f Vl i T 2 r347 5 J DEDICATION The halls of CCHS are empty now. The old walls will not be seen by Senior High School students anymore. There are many memories of fall- en plaster, slouch day, stuffed cubicles, and countless others that we wonk forget. The old clock in study hall that never ran right, the smell ofchem- istry experiments, and running through the halls on the last day ofschool, are things of the past but they are things we wonTt forget. meclm HZMUZHHZH cf: 1, Assessment of American education is today a matter of public concern. Debate on educational issues is not new in America. The current debate, how- ever, is animated by a new spirit of urgency due to an unprecedented forebod- . ing about the future and an unprecedented awareness of human potential for progress. Manis destiny appears to depend upon our acquisition and use of knowledge. Public concern is based upon a new sense of the relationship be- tween the quality of education and the future of America. E I V 2 Hi S '65 ; s O ; A h, r; c1 i N G Hikxilj- ,, 4 x E K P; , h i ---.. The best education is that which does most to enable each student to de- velop his abilities and to serve society. Education must therefore be appropri- ate to the needs ofeach pupil and to the needs ofsociety. Students are individu- als, student bodies are constantly renewed, and society is everchanging. It fol- lows then, that education must be dynamic and diverse. High quality in educa- tion implies never-ending adaptation and improvement. Thus the taproot of quality in a school is vigorous public commitment to education based on un- derstanding of what education can do and what good schools are like. a...v-M! . W, r.- 5-; :Y 1 8.. .. a. va-a SENIORS J! . . rd I i , , In Memoriam . . . Gary Eugene Hansen was born August 11, 1950, at Central City. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Don E. Hansen. He attended Central City elementary schools and was a Senior at Central City High School. A member of Grace Lutheran Church, he was active in church as well as the high school band and was a Life Scout. Gary was fatally injured when his car went out of control and over- turned on December 2, 1967. Funeral services were Monday, December4, 1967 at Central City. n7. :HM: -....;-- 7 -.r':t: 2:1 : -, v4r . 1 . x f v J M ------- . M .. rm m-x 4- J. v1 : 32,, K4 .7 - m '1' ! .- i ; y $ J1 K ' I V: j , x :3 ? ,E,-. Hr. 'f.; . Liv----:-- 33W. . l, -. .-. X v ; Lr- wg. 3 Fr . ; f -, - ,Me IV. w. M 2 V .' r h wa izm N'j I x K, WW SENIOR OFFICERS, SPONSORS, AND COUNCIL Left to Right: Pat Licgl, Student Council; Linda Richardson, Treasurer; Roger Kaiser, Vicc-Prcsidcnt; Laura Larson, Class Representative; Mr. Chumlcy, Sponsor; Les Solt, President; Mr. W'icsc, Sponsor. SEATED: Miss Bjorkland, Sponsor; Dcan Larson, Student Council; Cheryl Bailey, Student Council;Jacquclyn Scim, Secretary; Roger Shull, Class Representative. PEG ASPEDON 2Goodbye to all this?, Mixed Chorus 3, 4 Girls Glcc 3, 4 Bison Beat 3 Office 4 LINDA BAHN 2Silence is golden? Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Freshman Glee Girls Glee 2, 3 RON AERNI gcEinstein I presume . . . nope just a computer?, Annual 3, 4 Freshman Glee Basketball 1 Track 3, 4 Class Officer 1 Thespians 3, 4 Debate 4 NHS 3, 4 SHARON ANDERSON 2185 true - blondes have more fun? Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4 Cheerleader 4 Y-chns 4 Annual 2, 4 GAA 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Vocal Music 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Officer 3 Class Play 3 NHS 3, 4 Office 3 CHERYL BAILEY 2Thc kind of girl who gives and receives true friendship? Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Annual 4 Band 3, 4 Vocal Music 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Officer 1 Student Council 2, 3, 4 Class Play 3 Office 4 NHS 4 CINDY BARTON 2The greatest pleasure in life is to do what people say you can3t do? Vocal Music 1, 2, 3 JOHN BECK 3Givc me a farm and I411 be happy? Musical 2 Annual 4 Basketball 1 FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 Wrestling 4 JOYCE ANN BETTS 118110 was once caught studying but has almost lived down the disgrace? Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Annual 1, 2, 3 Vocal Music 1, 2, 3 GAA 2, 3, 4 FHA 2, 3, 4 Debate 4 Xa' , LINDA BLODGETT 21 can too drive my car upside down? Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Debate 4 Annual Staff2, 3 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Vocal Music 1, 2, 3, 4 Bison Beat 2 FHA 4 GAA 2 NEDRA BOELTS 2I come to class when I have nothing else to do? Pep Club 1, 2, 3 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Freshman Glcc Bison Beat 3 Thespians 3, 4 Class Play 3, 4 Ilu .43: L 1 B x I V- ; 4 Y 4 r '3' $2 ' , ' I 11x , h. 34 -v 'K X.., 3 i , MARY BINGER 11Kindncss is the fountain of gladncss? Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Librarian 2, 3 FHA 1, 2, 4 DEBORAH BLACK 11Eat, drink, and be merry for tomorrow you may dict? Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Y-chns 4 Band 2, 3, 4 Vocal NIusic 1, 2, 3,4 GAA 2, 3, 4 Student Council 4 Thcspians 3, 4 Class Play 3 FHA 1, 2, 3, 4 Annual 2 a ,4-v2-...-...4 ANITA JOYCE BRANDENBURG 1cBecause a girl docsn1t talk much, doesn1t mean she hasn1t a thing to say.11 LARRY BROKAW' 11Books teach us very little of this world. PAT BURKE 11Wise men come, and wise men go, and 11m leaving. Pep Club 1, 2, 3 Y-chns 1, 2 Annual Staff 1, 2 G.A.A. 4 Vocal Music 1, 2, 3, 4 Bison Beat 2, 3 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Play 3 BERNICE CHOHON 11The devilish quiet typef1 Pep Club 3, 4 Band 3, 4 Vocal Music 2, 3, 4 G.A.A. 3 Class Play 3 Librarian 2, 3 Debate 4 J93 . 4 ' s t 111 1 X1 1 1 f a z. 1, .1 4, 2; x 1 1 : 3 1, r..- 1 1:111 11 f; X M V, 1 . 4-!f 2'3 1. 121:1? . a i . 2g, x. v, 1 - 1. 1 .1 V - x1442 -. 1: K , 1 13 s' ' ' 1 11'. . .1 ?1 , K11--1- I ?.x i . .1 . DALE BRONDEL 2 :7171655; g, 11Bui1d for endurance, not , 1112717 u 1 f for speed? I ' 11 Mixed Chorus 3 Glcc 1 . :.;-; 3 1.1,? ,gkhm x' 1,51 jODI BURBACH av 1; , . 2.7 1V' , y 11A blush lS beautlful but Wm , sometimes inconvenient? Burns High1, Norfolk, Nebr. Pep Club 3, 4 G.A.A. 3 Vocal NIusic 3, 4 Class Play 3 Annual Staff 4 x 1 21a 4 X .1 X r 3 , 1, 1X 1 1! , 2 1 .9 T1 1,1,1 : 2' jkxk K ,5 ' 11131 M 1 I1; vf i 11x . 57 '3'? '1, 11 61:; 1,: 1 f .1 '1 a m, g; . T f Xx ,1 mE Bum BETTY DANKERT 3A closed mouth catches no flies? Vocal Music 1, 2, 3 Bison Beat 4 LESLIE DENNING uPm not arguing with you, Pm telling you? 4 1 KEN CHRISTENSEN 3With ambition you can go far? FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Play 3 Wrestling 4 JOE CLARKE 1 mu an u 301 1 m, d a CO 16 of snorcs3 Football 2, 3 Basketball 1 Band 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1 3 Track 2, 3, 4 REA. 1, 2, 3, 4 K, x Class Play 4, XVrestling 4 1, i a f 1 4 3 l f ' 2 ,1 4 -.- . 4! I ' 7- . :1.3 ft? ' .' 1' A A; if; 3 KAY DETTMAN 3Good nature is a supreme virtue? VICKIE FENSTER 14It3s better to do well than say well? Pep Club 1, 2, 3 Vocal NIusic 1, 2, 3, 4 Bison Beat 3, 4 Class Play 3 F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Debate 4 18- ' JIM FLAGLE quirls interfere with your work - quit workfy LARRY GEE 2He always gives his best? Annual Staff 2, 3, 4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 CC. Club 2, 3, 4 F.F.A. 1, Class Play 3, 4 NHS 3, 4 LARRY FIALA G419s a blame site easier to make up excuses than to make up time? NIixcd Chorus 2, 3, 4 Glcc 1 Football 1, 2, 3 Track 3 CC. Club 4 F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 JO ANN FISHLER 11An innocent face, you never can tell? Pep Club 1, 2, 3 Glee 3, 4 FHA. 2, 3, 4 h J x , x J- 3.4-! TOM GORGEN Wall upP Annual 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Vocal Music 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 2 Thespians 2, 3, 4 Class Play 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Officer 2 DOUG HACK 11chcr says much more than necessary? Glcc 1, Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2 Track 1, 2, 4 Class Play 3 DANA HAYNES 1180 silent and pass for a philosopher? Alliance Academy Basketball 4 MARG HEENEY 111 do nothing in particular, but I do it very well? Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 GAA 3, 4 Annual Staff 2, 3, 4 Office 3 Band 1,2, 3, 4 Vocal Music 1, 2, 3, 4 Bison Beat 2, 3 Class Officer 3 Class Play 3 x x mx x I .4; 3 ' K 4 . - H nw. : 11,7 ltfrmf: v 1...... 4;le 1.1 4A 1,2,1ij 1.1:, ROGEB KAISER 14Lcavc silence to the saints - Pm only human? Annual Staff 3, 4 Band 2, 3, 4 Vocal Music 1, 3, 4 Class Officer 4 Student Council 4 NHS 3, 4 Office 3 GERRY KOHTZ 111 may do something sensational yet? Annual Staff3 Chorus 3 Glcc 1 CC Club 4 Bison Beat 2 FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 Student Council 3 LINDA HOLMES 11Id0n,t let studying interfere with my high school education? Pep Club 1, 2, 3 Glee l, 2 Class Play 3 Office 4 DAVID JONES g1All the world3s a stage and I do my part in acting upW Band 1 Chorus 2, 3 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2 Track 1, 2, 4 CC Club 4 Bison Beat 4 Class Play 4 U 2.......-........A CHUCK LAMMERNIANN 111 like a girl with a good head on my shoulder? George Washington, Denver, Colorado Football 4 DEAN LARSEN c There are 72 cards in our class but only one joker? Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 1, 2 Vocal Music 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 1, 2, 3 Basketball 1, 2, 3 Golfl, 2, 3, 4 CC Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Student Council 2, 3, 4 Thespians 3, 4 Class Play 3 W 7 1' ; , i If 124 4 ,I'; 1, l x 2,, 3 m KATHY LEWIS 2Love is Violet? Vocal Music 1, 2, 3 Class Play 3 Librarian 3 PAT LIEGL 11Girls may come, girls may go, but 1111 go on forever? Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 CC Club 2, 3, 4 Class Officer 1 Student Council 4 x E ; - x 7 , 1 EE' 1 V ' v i 1 ,. i 'x: 55;. m. '11 1 UEWEVM . , 1-3 - 1 I x 33 34 f N x v , . w. E E- a d, X ,, X2 ' 117,41, 2 7 ,4 2 LAURA LARSON W 11A modest woman never , ,,. .45, speaks about herself? ,1, 1 I x Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Y-Tecns x 1 4 Cheerleader 1, 3, 4 Class XV, x Play 3 Vocal Music 1, 2, 3, 21,; , .1233, M 4 Student Council 3 NHS 1 m 3 l 3 4 :1 7 RONNY LEECE M 2AM great men are dying, x . and I d0n1t feel so well I myself? Vocal Music 1, 4 Football , I 1,2,3,4Baskctball 1,2,3,4 I Track 1, 2, 3, 4 CC Club 2, 3, 4 Class Officer 3 Class Play 3, 4 Debate 4 4H '4; 1: 6X, 1 1X E f. ' 1; 'a. y1 Hf x 31 2 f I 3,5 ,- i I Ii! 1 , Ya, , i 111', lab; x15- L l ' xtr - T X IR . ,2 y! W, m I 4 1 ' 1... RANDY LIPPINCOTT 11Hands and mind are always busyf, Vocal Music 1,2,3, 4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 1, 2, 3 CC Club 3, 4 Bison Beat 3, 4 Wrestling 4 Class Officer 3 ,3 '1 K; , SANDY MAPLES JEFF McCULLOUGI-I 11Ifyou call a dog Herbie, I shall love himy Band 1, 2 Vocal Music 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 2, 3, 4 Golf 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 CC Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Bison Beat 2, 3, 4 Student Council 4 Thespian 3, 4 CLAUDIA MCHARGUE 11Thc course of true love ' i, never d1d run smooth. Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Student Council 1, 2 Class Play 3 Vocal NIusic 2, 3 Cheerleader 2, 4 NHS 3, 4 ; 1 ' j . 3 4 K . o 3 -:., , u 3 AN .1 . .' 3 22; 1:3: 4.32-4 x g V A 4 113x. , : , 39,,3 . i , '3 . . , ,3, xx 3Sllcncc15 morc eloquent , ,1, n ? , ; , 1 than words. 5 . y 13 n Nebraska Christian 1,2, 3 w, -. MMWWW W . -.,,..-,-,a -, W, ,7? A f' x: - - x , I: ,n- 3, ' , m; A, 3x. 4 . 2 xv X ' 4 - W l X a I ,' I .1 m 0: 3;. f M1 r x 3 1 '12? 4 ' x I ';.1 :3 3 115,3; 1 x . 4 l MARY McMILLAN . 11You dorft hear her very ' v 4 1 often, but shc,s thcrcjust 1, 3 the same? ' a z i! Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Y-Teens 1m 'm ,- 1 2, 3, 4 Glee 1, omce 4 XA ' 2'4 Librarian 3, 4 xrgr 7 JANET MESNER 11She says what she thinks, not what she ought to? NM , ' Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4 Vocal Music 1, 2, 3, 4 GAA 3, 4 NHS 4 MICHAEL NIESNER , .1 m. '7 , X llchcr do today what you '72:;3'7' : AV! can do tomorrowfl 1-1 3le Glcc 1 Wrestling 4 l; ,l X; . L ; 1 1 1 X BETTY MORRIS l 2 '23 E: l l j llItls no disgrace to be ,x l l small; only inconvenient? Xi 3 Polk High School 1, 2 3x, 4 Band 3, 4 Pep Club 3, 4 x , 1 Annual Staff 4 Class Play 3 , 7x3 Office 3, 4 Thespians 3, 4 RUSS NEDRIG F f K 4 . 7,, x llStudyingisapastimc, l :1 - 4 1:3. 5:1 vlvaz; 1 why overdo it? P ' f4 1 , .;,-..;j;:,, Football 1, 2, 3, 4 l y M ,m. Basketball 1,2, 3,4Track g; - 1'3? m , m, 1,2,3,4CC Club 2,3,4 . VA; 1 Wrestling 4 . 3 r g V: GORDON OLSEN l v 44I have an ambition to be , . 33 x. , tough and drink pop? l r, f 1 Glcc 1 Debate 4 FFA 2, 3, 4 1 2 ' l l . K lx DEAN PALSER thcrc is a time for all things? Football 3 Basketball 1, 2 FFA 4 Debate 4 MARY PECK l4Il3it4s worth doing, itls worth doing wellW Vocal NIusic 1, 2, 3 Debate 4 Bison Beat 3, 4 Class Officer 2 Librarian 3, 4 SKIP PFENNING 4Tve decided to give up my sleeping and eating? Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 2 Glee 1 Track 1 Basketball 1, 2 Thespians 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Play 3 Bison Beat 2, 3 Nlusical 4 two worst 1bad habits1 4- ' 4 1 1 BEN POLZKILL 111 like old things - old pastimes, old friends, and old - - - Annual Staff 1, 2 FFA 1, 2 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 CC Club 3, 413asketball 1 Bison Beat 1, 2, 3, 4 , 1 x . MIKE REEVES ix , 2V 411 often wonder how the world got along without 2M ; meW ,, ., NIixed Chorus 1, 2, 3 1 ' , x. k1 , Football 1 Glee 1 ' WW1 1 1 1 1 x 1 1 I I 2 f I l k. .. 4 , kw OLEATA x , g 4 BRANDENBURG . '1 RIBBLET c1Silence is golden? . 4x , g; ' LINDA RICHARDSON 1 281163 a blonde, I thinkW Holdrege High School Pep Club 3, 4 Cheerleader v a , t i 4Y-Teens 3, 4Annual Staff , . , 4 Band 3, 4 Vocal Music 3, ' - .1 Z 4 GAA 4 Thespians 3, 4 47.x 3.x X 1 J.- Class Play 3, 4 Class Officer 4 ALAN RODYSILL , nLet the others do the work . , , X and 1111 do the rest? f , x , xe Football 1, 2,3, 4Track 1, 2 ,M ' 1' , Basketball 1, 2,3, 4 Golfl, 3; ; : 33:1; f: 2, 3, 4 CC Club 2, 3, 4 Class 1.... 2.. ,. r 'L Play 3 JERRY ROVVRAY nThey call me Rosebud, but 11m :1 daisy petal picker? Duluth, Minnesota 1, 2, 3 DARELL RUGE 11I,Vc been dying for 12 years, now Pm going to live? Glee 1 Football 1, 3, 4 FFA 1, 2 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 CC Club 1, 2, 3, 4 NHS 4 1 ,;. 1 , I'vx .vx x2 ,......,,. JACQUELYN SEIM 2Iftherds nothing doing $11611 start something? Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Glee 1 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Officer 2, 4 Class Play 3 Librarian 3, 4 ROGER SHULL 1WVomen are like elephants - I like to look at them, but 13d hate to own one? CC Club 4 Class Officer 2, 3, 4 FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Play 3 NHS 3, 4 f, ll , I I 4 , Km U - 1 lb, : 3 m I ,' , .z 33 .a W,,v .1 1 x , JANICE RUGE 2Not so shy when you get to know her.,, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Y-Teens 3, 4 Glee 1 Class Play 3 Librarian 2, 3, 4 jANE SCHULTZ 2You never know what trouble is until you are already in itf, York, Nebraska H S 1, 2, 3 Y-Teens 4 Bison Beat 4 Quill and Scroll 4 M- 2 u ........2---.4---.--------l 1,, xx 3 . . ,, LESLIE sour I I : , , , x, . ,, - x, . , . . ,0 f 3' ' , , ' 3Mymotl01s: agree wnh , 1 , the teachers and smile: 4 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Vocal Music 1 . A Kw i - 2, 3, 4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 ,r f ?3 Golf 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, L N 4 ,, . 2, 3, 4 Track 1, 2 cc Club w , , M, 3, 4 Class Officer 4 I 4 , Thespizms 3, 4 Class Play 3 X 1 3,, NHS 3, 4 4 3' K M GALE STARKEY 4 4 p 311,5 not what you do, ifs J , l 4 33 what you get away with? MARY STARKEY 'Xx 7N. . 3 4-,, .' . 4., 7 381165 quiet, but nobody ' x V x... I 34-11.: x knows it? If , ,, , I Fullerton High School IF '3 - 3 x m. ., 4 TERRY STEPHENSON ' ' I'lx 31 must be a Senior, I have my picture in the annual? , 1 . x ., .4 ' w J t. 4 K! v Vocal Music 1 CC Club 3, , if- H , I , ;W 4 Football 1, 3, 4 Golf 2, 3, 4 , 7-, ' 1 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 4 I ' 3 V 1, 2 y -, 3 -' 2 . X2 .. : i ; 4 KATHY T RAUDT 3A girl devoted to pleasure? Pcp Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Annual, Staff4 Vocal Music 2, 3, 4 GAA 3 Class Play 3 Office 3, 4 NHS 4 RINDA UEKERT 3Emcicnt in a quiet way? Pep Club 1, 2, 4 Y-chns l, 2, 4 Vocal Music 1, 2, 4 Librarian 3, 4 Kn xx f x 3 ....4.KA , A Lu--. -4 JL.... x AIxIx7V AA AA VleX 'WV'h- r' ! 0 94x45ZAszwxmanAoA; ; z . ' . Xxiw'v;wnngygxxxxtgxnthOfXJrJKX ' ' I ..........-......M . www-mw..- .- N. w A-.- 1'..- -luf-t- ' .3. 'E:E - E 1?: V :4-E1Vo 54 JUNIORS l ? I I; m, M 3?, L. x 1 2,. IJ WEVJL'9 1' l .1 111m Memoriam . . . Ronald Burhoop was born July 16, 1951, at Central City, Nebraska, the son of N11: Elmer Burhoop. He attended NIcrrick County District 13 elementary school and was a junior at Central City High School. He was a member of St. PauPs Lutheran Church and Walther League and an Eagle Scout. He belonged to 4-H, FFA, Thespians, and worked on the school newspaper and annual staffs. Ron was fatally injured Tuesday, October 10, 1967, when his pickup truck was involved in a collision at a country road intersection. Burial was Saturday, October 14, 1967. x - A , 8 xx. 2 . K V ;; Armatys, Bryan W W 712x IF V W W 'x! i K I? 3 . s i A: . Benson, Carolyn W .; W . 91 f f ,, X n ' x '1 ginger, Juslie ' W ,,... ,. i N u . W ctt, tcvc 'W I l 1X ' It WX ,W 0 g W W l i A . 4--J - W X x W 1 W W .W I ix. A Jr : :II I n i ' l H ' II! t; ;: BlOVV, Cliff 3. W3: 4:! X 2 I , v; a 'r 4n? f 4. - A Bolling, Laura A 5' KN :L I'y V i Q3: W 2 vi! 1'! Brandenburg, La Donn: :7 W , J i ,1 ,' X ,1 I f Brandcs, Cheryl W 4, XX Xx'x' , ,1: '4 QlLW ,1? ,4, W 1 fr: ;$ u HWV' xd't 1', Fx W ,' ,.' x! k x x ' J ' ' '1W x x ' x ., ' i Brandcs,Gai1 L1, Hts? Bray, Chris K ' R J Bridger, Rick W; V ' Brown, Dick M. T x Butt, Bruce Campbell, Carla Cash, Dennis Casserly, Cindi Catlett, Dennis Creutzbcrg, Paula Cromer, Deb Dankert, Delores Danklcscn, Paul Dcttman, Kathy Downs, Larry Eastwood, Carol W; t .j g. D KXVAW ARK Rx Eff N k. i :- fl, 1. X: 'x I 3 xx mi twig 13'. IQ V V9. x! , W1 h--G-kL-v LI . LL ... .. . - 0--..3.. ; .- t ; ' ', r' ix Hamilton, Terri ; , ,3: Harris,Jody f 4:7. mu 3 Hecncy, Ann K ' Al ; Hilder, David Holtorf, Bobbi Holtorf, Elsa Hord, Danny Hudgens, Ben Johnson, Larry Judy, Cathy Kiscr, Tom Lambs, Kathy Erickson, Don Ferris, Steve Fishlcr, Peggy Garrctson, James Gee, Howard Gee, Hyla Gisslcr, Doug Glantz, Alan Clause, Sharon Green, Barbara Groetzingcr, Gary Hagemcier, Kay Xx C4 .24 N'x av Rowray, Mary Russell, Sharyl Schank, Vicki Schecr, Stan Schcnk, Eugene Schmidt, Ron Senkbilc, Greg Smith, Clarence Spencer, Louise Stanislaw, Sheila Steckmycr, Steve Summers, Marla ix Ex ELw$ Larsen, Denice, Larsen, Laurie Larson, Damaris McClure, Craig NICCOanll, George NIcsncr, Clifford NIcycr, David Polzkill, Diana Power, Stcvc Reeves, Gerald Rice, Jim Ross, Jercl 18 m n aw. Muu OH naLP mmn, 1.1.1 mPP rr nnowo 1T1 Vchner, LaNcllc Weller, Shirley Zehr, Carol chk, Alan bu V. . y, n...- xV ....'..A Mi? , ' HOMECOMING FLOAT BACK ROXV: Mr. Fjell, Miss Hiltabidcl, Mr. Crandcll, Sponsom SEATED: Cliff Mesner, President; Steve Power, Secretary; Gail Brandcs, Vicc-President; Alan Glantz, Treasurer, OFFICERS AND SPONSORS l ' 1' v 3 IA. 1 t. V u :r N g xK 40 $l; x ' ' i , ' 4r STUDENT CO UNCIL x: 4 Vx , f x Don Erickson l x Shirley W'cller . ,. v ! r ' j i y; 4,, 4 M , r 3 . fl .4 1 5., k v 'v- qu 13 5V,u: N t r4 , . r- P A QF-V' I. ,.l. W. a , . . - J r1, 1y 1. I ' I . x., VM. . . , ' 4 mi 23 , x . , 'u ' rethw X a v, Ki x Nut F. X f .355; z n. . X l YNX I , X k A SVCWX .3 '; l g x - a x' N: ,v u . . WW 0.x A Go w; x Wax X X x . v. ., z . '1,.x N 1.x X 0.. v . ;' V A FOGGY NIGHT IN LONDON TOWN JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET - nior Class Rings ju SOPHOMORES R r ,9: w. 17 L. Xi h; x'x ; N, T in if. I. AV . :' ' : f r E 1 I a r E 1,, 1i . E M. I '7 Q;- k-Zm;f.x ax Ld .L .. W SOPHOMORE CLASS SPONSORS AND OFFICERS Mr. Tom Cunningham. Mr.Jcrry Stoll. FRONT ROW': Rick Burke. President: Mary Campbell, Sccrctary-Treasurer; Kathy Licgl. Vicc-Prcsidcm. gall iifoy , '1 J TX; tAxU a 0;; ?.gzgi .r- V'. 1 , r V J; K; ' g t. J- '3', K vv- ,4 i .W E , .1 J I V Jf' ,xl V '.' Xx Ff xx t. a L- . H .. --- .... -A.. , ,4; J 1 'x A1 4W; K A t' Burbank, Dwight Burke, Rick Byers, Suzy Campbell, Mary Catlctt, Kathy Chadwick, Laura Clarke, John Cobb, Dean Cordscn, Bub Denning, Barry Dettman, Martha Djernes, Carolyn K ?J ' J'Jl VV'W I L 'K , i ' J'. g; xK I I - Hi- V?i'lx J ; ..JE Abel. Dalc J N JAv V ' x a AN 1 J . 'h v P Anderson. Daw x 3 j 31x . E M63 Anderson. Lynvllc J J K: N , J K v C Archer, Ron a w 11x 1 '7 ix 1 ng XA V'KMI' h 3 2,; . RJ . J1 ' .fo k .Jufhmi J4 Lng . x n .....-. J JJ Rx lip JR I l J . J N t J j 21 , 3 Becker, Shelly R A- h 7; 3. Benson Dale . I V x, w ; Bctts Doug Black, Lynne ,J' ' -J 713' :1 Brundcnlnlrg, Doug E: 7 J ?l K ,4 - Bridger, Randy . W. 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Holmes, Pam Holtorf, Margaret Holtorf, Sherry Johnson, Eugene am 1145 m 3353' W M r w M-kgkzil 3::le '3 133$ Kaiser, Norman Kelley, Nlikc King, Ron Kiscr, Lila Kuck, Stcvc Licgl, Kathy Little, Karen Livingston, DcVVaync Afats.mrd$a3i Reeves, Linda Reeves, Marcia Rodysill, Kerry Rugs, Darwin Sample, Susan Schneiderheinz, Doug Scnkbilc, Dell Scnkbilc, Doug Shull, Glenna Smith, Nickie Staal, Kathleen Stalker, Terry Longsinc, Beverly Nlace, David Magnusson, Debbie Martson, Kay L 1 W , '. :469 I xhi .-;..C...ii.c;11: ' McClure, Dan McIntirc, Stanley Mcsncr, Marilyn Meyer, Gloria chrig, Gary Nolin, Dwayne Peck, Anne Peck, Becky ' .t ; A . f 1:; m VW V l x LIV x, f K I , .5'1N . ' , U ,. LKQ. $31. .1? LLJ A.R4Au . s f'p . ,- '. - m . .74; ' ZX'JJM 93111571; Stanislav, Richard Starkey, Regina Stranbcrg, Randy Trospcr, Terry fix le Wagner, Doug Zikmund, Steve chk, Larry .-,- ' ., Gates, Jeff 4 5., ,. Wxx f r3; i i ':KIM1S -: 4:11-11 '1 idv'J: SOPHOMORE SERVERS SEATED: Linda Reeves ,Gary Nedrig, Ron King,JeffGates, Glenna Shull, Suzy By em, Rick Burke Jodie Good. NIIDDLE ROW: Margaret Holtorf, Marilyn Mesner Mary Campbell, Pam Holmes, Beverly Longsine Lynne Black, Diana Glatter. BACK ROXV: Gloria Meyer Doug Belts, Norman Kaiser, Steve Zikmund, Bub Cordscn Marlo Brockemeier, Dale Abel. : 3 . rin!ll.tl.! .1 5 Am ...a .If n; MnLL. x V Vangpmv- p . ., u , x ,7 , ll. . . ..... .7 , x z 1:: 29 a z; x if L 1.12.1. i; u. c. I4 1 I ll .11! :4 - I . I ll, fl 1 4.1:. 1!, FRESHMEN FRESHMAN OFFICERS AND SPONSORS SEATED: John Nutter, Treasurer; Pam Kohtz, Secretary, Nancy Booth, Vicc-Prcsidcnt; Bill Shreve, President; Mr. Hasbrouck, Mr. McGahan, Sponsors. Brandenburg, Dennis Brandcs, Beth Brandcs, Evan Bridger, Jim Brink, Edgar Broshcars, Debby Burbach, Kenneth Burbank, Dale Burkhardt, Shirley Butcher, Scot Butt, Richard Christensen, Gary g L M, 01' mg... x... -L X -J A v ,I I J X L f kl , A fix 3 :2; L' X .432..- 11 I u; h 1 . ; umitu. ' L Adams, Jerry Adkisson, Dale Archer, Jerry Bailey, Terry Beck, Jerry Benson, Corinne Billcsbach, Ann Blodgctt, Tom Blow, Dave Blunk, Dick Booth, Nancy Brandenburg, David Q I, , k4 L L - . 5LWuLkh144--J Church, Dale Culbert, Leo Danklcsen, Barney Dettman, Larry Earl, Sam Fenstcr, Randy Fiala, Jean Fishlcr, Janet Gaghagen, Mike Gee, David Gilmont, Sherry Gissler, Dean Clause, Craig Gomez, Mary Gorgen, Dick Harlow, Kathy Harris, Mike Hecncy, Mike Held, George Hensley, Karen Hensley, Sharon Hilder, Rebecca Holland, Sheryl Holmes, Kathleen . x,5, 1. a zutL'A -3: Lounsbury, Daniel Luikens, Larry Lyons, Lyle Manning, Joyce Mautz, Paula McConnell, Raymond NIcCrary, Tcxtor McHarguc, Joe McHarguc, Roxanne McIntirc, Gary Mcsncr, Robert Meyer, Susan Hord. Sara Hudgens, Sara Johnson, Jolene Jones, Georgia Killham, Kathy King, Jocelyn Kohtz, Pam Larsen, JoAnnc Larsen, Karen Larsen, Shelley Larson, Alyce Larson, Glenn 5 ! N I . x A Ju J41 Munn, Jerry Nutter, john Paup, Deanna Petersen, Ladd Polzkill, Rhonda Reeves, Corry Reeves, NIarcia Richardson, Bob Seim, Daniel Senkbile, DecAnne Senkbile, Rodney Shrevc, Bill Sidders, Dejuan Solt, Kathryn Stanislav, Jolene Steinke, Darrell Tockcy, Deborah Torpin, Julie Torpin, Patrice Treptow, XVarren Ross, Kim Rutherford, Liz Sauttcr, Don Schmidt, Victor A I 'iW f, I 'T '7: 1' V, X Xv X l x X I - Y4 V l 7. , V -1 J k? IX ;. x ,3 K 13.x kg ll, Xx '15.- NV '3: A 1: , ' X X;: WML R235 X x Q n u....1 .vp L : x , 2 K1 X :7 3y: XH KX' It x A; six KEEN f i . XL Tn. :RA QAA m 411;.iilJ Kl! .. x UL; , 1 i ! HAM?! X 1 va !raf x : l'fgs. J ,1. I I v.1 K ; N; . x L X; I YI, I ' x j j FKG' ; g L. , L-x Xxx RR X4, X X J, x 6. '13 .. I x'1f I . t 1.4 -' - - x3357. X LABXAXX XtX .Jl ESL.----;.. ---l...1.'.'.$.-K.1 -. M v YYMM d 8 mm ,m Ly TRbD 1 MUWH nnOlmM WogUC VyCrlc , Y VunH.p a, Tom Sumovich, Ritchie h C U 0 Z .m b O b T .1 on H A P 'n o N E :M , xmmww .1; 1L. :m d A X Ithvwha ,.1 x m K Ann mm V . Rx .. fW X 4 u u . . Jimmy . .m x me mm . 3. . R A K3 . xx AmmWnlh . .fku . 3LOAT I FRESHMAN HOMECOMING Wu- w-f WN'vp-wv ,' ,6 $qu . .- ,.. '552.,. ., L. 5.1.0 Kuwait? V g. . 5.; V . , .nv ?JJhQ Iak.x I. . :..r . l .., . ,H. La 2 , L .. . . Qa .. . . . H . K. m .. . . . . MA HAIR-RAISING EXPERIENCE STUDENT COL'NUII. Scot Butrhvr Sam Hudgons f L nu u Jw ICIINYWNI 'UdODIC CHARY OF THE ELIMINYS .. .. n h Pl U an, 3- ,1.- rf CI LAZY FRESHMEN FACULTY ,1. '7wa 2:; fir? . I v a r xi X , x 3 Ta , ' ITIXT l- 1. l 1 t! n flxl .H ,a I k 1N2 .h e , 3. :1. l g. T? l r :7 i As life progresses, there are many things that come along. One ofthese phases is retirement. This year, 1968, will be the year when two very devoted members ofthe faculty will retire. The members of the student body, past and present, wish to thank Miss Widman and Mr. Crandell for the many years devoted to teaching, encouraging, and understanding. MR. MARK CRANDELL Mr. Crandell started teaching in CCHS in 1936. In these 32 years, our concert band has received 17 superiors in contests and in 1946, 147, T49, and ,56, the marching band took first place in the Harvest of Harmony. The marching band has attended the Nebraska State Fair since 1947 with the exception of one year. a .' , MR. DON VANDERHEIDEN - Principal, BS. and lVI.S., Chadron State College and Advanced Study, University of Nebraska MISS EDNA WIDMAN Miss Widman started teaching in CCHS in 1950. In these 18 years she has taught English, Spanish and has been the Head Librarian at our School. For one year she was the Principal. She has been the Y-Teens sponsor for several years. IW' W- 7,5 fKTSJ fi' 3' J K J r I: LJ xj MRJ R. ANDERSON Business w 13.5., Northwest Missouri State, Adv. Study University of Nebraska I K J7: h 733 752 V xx '2 MISS J. BJORKLUND English and An , B.A., Kearney State I .. x V 1 J! A ,Ah, 1;; 3?! g - J K; . x-g l '1 MR. J CHUMLEY Social Science and P.Ii. --- B.S., Kansas State Teachers College, Adv. Study Kearney State - -w MR. M. CRANDELL Instrumental Music - BA. and Adv. Study. Peru Slate. Adv. Study, Kearney State and University of Nebraska x MR. T. CUNNINGHAM Vocal Music - B.A., Kearney State MR. S. EQUALL Vo. Ag. 13.8. and M.S., University of Nebraska MR. M. FJELL Blath - BA. and Adv. Study, Kearney State MR. A. HASBROUCK Biology and Science B.S.. Kearney State i j ' ' Pl . K 4 I , xf . MR. M. HESTER Speech and English - B.A., Peru State, Adv. Study, University of Nebraska MISS S. I-HLTABIDEL English W ILA, Midland Lutheran Collcgc MR. R. HUGGE'I'F Activities Dir. T 13.5., Peru State, M.A., Kearney State 1 I L ,1 'J. V fUJ J 4 .1 A ., M MN MR. R. KUHN Guidance - B.A., Nebraska JVcslcyan, Adv. Study, University of H'yoming 423 7;; 7; K3177, 1 '3 v 3 441.4 2 1 OCXHWJ; MR. J. MCGAHAN Physics, Chem., and Science ! 13.5. and Adv. Study. Kearney State MRS. B. MCGUIRE Home EC. A 13.8., Univexsity of Nebraska MR. R. NIELSEN Coach , 13.21., Kearney State I x .3 '1! . x - MRS. A. PADEN English and Journalism - B.A., Nebraska 1Vcslcyan 3 4 MR. J. STOLL Math - 13.8.. Kearney State, Adv. Study, University of Nebraska MRS. E. THORI'E Typing, Shorthand, and 0mm: Practice - B.A., University omeaha, 31.13., University of Nebraska MR. K. XVARING Industrial Arts 7 B.A., XVaync State r .. ,-.....-...MJ MISS E. XVIDMAN Librarian and Spanish - B.A., Nebraska Central College, Adv. Study, University of Nebraska MR. R. XVIESE 11151. and Govt. 4 B.A., Donne College MRS. J. XVIIJJAMS Science - 15.5., Kearney Stale, Adv. Study, Kearney State and University of Kansas MR. N. XVILSON Geography and P.Ii. - B.A., Kcamey State, Adv. Study, Kearney State and University of Nebraska F'QX f, i; X ' n: H31 w: MB. M? MRS. EDNA STRANBERG MRS. VI MUNN e MRS, MARY CONNELL MRS. MARGARET CLARK i1 ma MR. RAY SAXVYERS - MR. DON CHRISTENSEN - MR. jOE BROWN hMany times we fail to remember that these workers are badly needed to keep our school functioning properly. XVe the members of the Bison Staff; speaking for the students of C.C.H.S., wish to thank these Bison workers for their many extra contributions? 7x7 . Now ifJohnny went this way twucc as fast as he 9' I hLove those magnetsd hChromc Dome at workdd WXS I ponder weak and weary . . .0 ,.e...- e. .-,. 5e 1 4-4;... MNAe .- -. ,A- AA Yoooooull laahke Suuthcn Friied Chiken 10000000000 Ijust got to change to Scope! pa -MJ I e01 got sandy in my eyesW hThose idiots who cob my pins hNo, it goes dat do do dat dat da dec dat duh do dee dee dattenW hHere we come, ready or else? hMr. Hasbrouck, Do YOU know the facts of life? FOR TEACHERS ONLY: Contrary to popular belief, the members 0fthe faculty are human. They have troubles and problemsjust like we normal students. The editors 0fthe Faculty pages have tried and succeeded in catching a few teachers in their obvious predicaments. QRGANIZATIONS fipKLLJ'VLX . XQMMDV, M- ,A x CC CLUB FRONT RO V: Terry Stephensen, Darrell Ruge, Don Erickson, Vice-President, Larry Gee, Sec.-Treas., Russ x 'cdrig, President, CliffBlow, Ronny Leece. SECOND ROXV: Dale Abel, Doug Betts, Les Solt, Gary Groctzingcr, Pat Licgl, Ben Polzkill, Alan Rodysill. THIRD RoerBub Cordscn, Randy XVagner, Ron King, Steve Steckmyer, Dave Blow, Randy Fenster, Bill Shreve, George McConnell. FOURTH ROXV: Terry Trospchodic Good,JefT Gates, Steve Zikmund, Marlo Broekemeicr, Dan Heins, Ron Schmidt,Joe McHargue. FIFTH ROW: Howard Gee, Gary Mcdrig, Steve Blodgett, Larxy Fiala, Gerry Kohtz, Ken ChristensenJohn Beck, Les Dcnning. SIXTH ROW: Steve Ferris, Dick Brown 3 Craig McClure, Darwin Rugs, Alan Glantz, George Held, Greg Scnkbile, Dean Larsen. SEVENTH ROXV: Paul Dankelscn, Doug Gissler, Roger Shull, Davejoncs, Dana Haynes, Rick Burke, Mike Kelley, Ray McConnell. NOT PICTURED: Jeff McCullough and Randy Lippincott. CH EERLEADERS SHARON ANDERSON CLAUDIA MCHARGUE i'iAURA LARSON LINDA RICHARDSON HYLA GEE Varsity and Reserve GLENNA SHULL KATHY KILLHAM RHONDA POLZKILL BIiV LONGSINE NO 3111351 munf V swu EAWYO'JJD'I'A 754: A A If A: .6, ,a :2; I r V 1 f x l k 15:7 x X ,1 Van , F131,. XpA. ' EXO 6U3m1!331:1 HO 'CL , . 31 U ,8 ,A IX 1 iSJOHJOS iSIO!USS isxogusg uas-s-S 101+! JO!-UOS f K N W1; W$ - r v- xJ 'D'Fili' . 0g 1 .' I l NX L O x N y' - $ KFII V E ' x 4, 3'9an 6: 4' , 7 .yh x9321. 1,:39 W ,J. , -. arr; A - 3 xi V :FBI K' 7 x Vr-;Uf:' '3 3 V 'x ' 4-7 if v J m w , 7 ,T-M1z'li g Ix X 53:, V gy - . :r gr :- 7.. .5 5 12M A A 3 9413': x ' - , 73M?! 3 X9 Q KIN ' . 4.....L...J ! 1 W JNM C: W '1'??? x 9X1? 'X Wf PEP CLUB OFFICERS AND REPRESENTATIVES: U3aCk roxw Sharon Hensley, Nancy Booth. Denice Larsen Paula Cructzburg, Gloria Meyer, Carolyn chrncs. Wront roannct Mcsncr, Secretary; jackic Siam, Treasurer; Laura Larson, Deb Black. President; Betty Morris, Merit Keeper, ATHLETIC BANQUET up J4 '31: Iv ,1 WiaQ. M w kiixm- 9, . I'IVH D 32'; , . . kagi A f . , I i: - 3 1r! 3:21:13 E 1 :,.;:' ; ::.31 ?jrgtgg. ?AE- I ; W ML: JNL, 1 N ' WE : WV.-- I W Mg... :vymlil- . V ': 5hN:u M v... 9627.; VI; ' r.. 7 . - ; J. vo-Jro; ,'W V - . 'w 3 , v . x r :72!!! uw-dQ'q-F VK .. ; . ix a x UV ? i ' LP 4 K; :J TIN J; 73 : a W W k ;;K 7; $1 ';: ; WT17, v X M , I w ,9. A K Dean Cobb, Gary Christensen, Randy Xchncr, Evan Brandes. SECOND ROXV: Doug Sclmcidcrhcinz, Doug Scnkbilc,Jin1 Garrett, Don Erickson. FIRST ROXY: Jerry Beck, Dick Butt, Bob Mcsncr, Randy Fuchrcr. SENIOR OFFICERS AND PARLIAMENTARY TEAM: Dick Brown, Reporter; Don Erickson, Vicc-Prcsidcm; Roger Shull, President; Mr. Equall, Sponsor; Les Dcnning, Secretary; Larry Fiala, Treasurer, Gerry Kohtz, Sentinel. X - ,1 X KB ' Q . W,' 'v ; x. . ' n: L . M ',' 1 . rrh , a K3 - r- r : 7: ' ' , K x xp' J ' 1': :1 I ' -- I 'X'4 R5 1 - - 'n y La, 1' A: fij l pgf Wm ' . x n. w- V V TOP RO V: Gerry Kohtz, Les Dcnning7 Ken Christensen, INIarlo Broekemeicr, Larry Zmek. THIRD ROXV: Roger Shull,John Beck, FFA MEMBERS TOP ROW: Dennis Cash, DcVVaync Livingston, Dean Palscr, Larry Fiala, Mr. Equal. THIRD ROXV: Don Ucckert, Dell Senkbile, Steve P0wcr,Jim Rice, Gordon Olsen. SECOND ROW: Dick Brown, Rodney Senkbile, Dan Heines, Stan Schccr, chuan Sidders. FIRST RCMV: Jim Bridger, Terry XVegner, Jodie Good, Craig Clause. AND SPONSORS JUNIOR OFFICERS: Dell Scnkbilc, Advisor; Dan Hcines, Reporter; Dean Cobb, Vice-Prcsident; Dcnning, Secretary; Randy Fuehrer, Treasurer; Marlo Brockemeier, Sentinel. . 4V ...,.. -...-4 x j . 7: :1 x H 6i W6 , 2.; i . w; . L. y w . WK T i ;' X W; :X ' X vv' x $47 F'Kt f X 3 4. x ,1 . I l, xqv N 3 a 5,5 CA . oi W i 9:5 ,1 . A I .;k u I A MA A L; A 1 .w r y f. I! A E A h .. L? 1.... ,A A 4V A xxx 5 l ,x Lyn, l, 5 ,2 If x . . Honorary Chapter Farmers Bud Gaghagen and Paul Grosshans Q :3 A' v. I , . i , z, , A . Xxx 7,. 5 V '4- X ,f H p A '5' A A. f, RQ: 5. .A '7 , 75' '7 f 5 ' 1H; 2 A '1 . x 5V5 llj VIT' 5731:3171 I r p-A v, r L- 5. j dELA Roger Shull presenting Honorary Chapter Farmers, Awards FFA PARENT-SON BANQUET .3 QliEZD:'; VLx1INAFRr . . , . I ' f .10 F 5 Banquet Speaker - Bob Eilts How To Take A Semester Test by the Junior Voc. Ag. Class ; '7 i x x 1 I X. , ' j , x :1 ; ,l'vrf'. MN 2 3! o ' FFA SPEAKERS AND STATE WINNERS . , v 3:: 1721: i? - 41' 2 ' ., xv nmw-v Lwr jvxLy ' z 3L ? Wildlife Speaker, Don Erickson Public Speaker and Sumo Farmcxz Roger Shull and State Home Improvement Vinncr. John Beck 1 R V j g Q... 7 ,3: 27M i A f '0 v 1 3 ji4fV WWI? g '1 X VI m...- cht to Right - SecretaryJoycc Betts; Presidenn Laura Bolling; Vice President ch Black; Treasurer, Vicki Fcnstcr; Sponsor, Mrs. McGuire. FHA f KV xJ 4k 4 :2; 7-1 u d Left to Right -JoleneJohnson, Deanna Paup,Julie Binger, Laura Bolling, Hyla Gee, Paula Creutzbcrg,jean Fiala, Joyce Bctts,Gai1 Brandcs, Beverly Longsine, Vicki Fenster,janct Fislllcr,Jea11 Hack, Kay Dcttman, Mary Bingcr, Sheila Stanislav, $eated on Hoow Jo Ann Fishlcr, Carol Eastwood, Debby Black, Linda Blodgctt. Nancy Booth, Becky Hildcr, Sharon Hensley. Laurie Larsen, Kathy Solt. Ann Hccncy; Carol Eastwood, Pam Kohtz, Sara Hord, Sharon Glausc, Paula Crcutzbcrg, Cheryl Brandcs, Sharon Anderson Linda Richardson, Karen Hensley, Denice Larscnt Carla CampbellJanct Mcsncr. Damaris Larson, Marcella Thomson. Glenna Shull. Deb Black,Jcan Fiala, GcorgiaJoncs, Hyla Gcc. Sheila Stanislav, Cindy Casscrly. Mary Campbell, Lynne Black. Kathy Killhamrjoycc Bcns, Laura Bollingjolcnc Johnson. Marg Hccney, Gail Brandcs. Carolyn chrncs. Nicki Smith. Cf FIRST ROW': Kathy Harlow, Paula Mautz, Kathy Solt,Julic Torpin, Nancy BootlL Hyla Gcc. Kay Manson, Marilyn Mcsncn Karen Larson, Kathy Killham. SECOND ROW: Miss xVidmnn, Bobbi Holtorf, Margaret HoltorfJanct Spencer, Rindn Ucckcrt, Mary McMillan, Deb Black, Sharon Anderson, Sara Hudgcns, Roxanne McHargue, Shelley L21rson,JoAnn Larson, Mrs. Padcn. THIRD ROW': Deborah Tockcy, Patrice Torpin, Laura Larson7 Linda Richardson, Ann Peck, Dcloris Dnnkcrt, Louise Spcnccr, Rhonda Polzkill7 Marlene Hoback, Kathy Holmes, Cheryl BraxIdes,Jocclyn King. FOURTH ROXY: Janice Rugs, Glenna Shull, Terry Hamilton, Dcnicc Larson, Paula Creutzburg, Alyce Larson, Carolyn chmcs, Marcella Thomson, Janet Mcsncr, Louise Torpin, Nickolcttc Smith. Janet Mesner President Y-TEENS Marcella Thomson Secretary Cheryl Brandcs Student Council Linda Richardson Vice President Marilyn Mesner Treasurer . . e t J1. , ,1: A T; Mum. y. u..- ww'shg BACK ROhV: Davejones, Ben Polzkill,jcff McCullough, Bryan Armatys. FRONT ROXV: Vickie Fenster, Diana Polzkill, Mary Peck, Randy Lippincott. Mary Peck was elected to 1 YationalJournalism Honorary, Quill and Scroll. J OURNALI SM SPONSOR and EDITOR Journalism students used the Mrs. Paden, Diana Polzkill BISON BEAT, the school newspaper, Wm , V ,, ,. , as a trying ground for their - KANXR r accomplishments in news gathering, ad t t X selling and design, story composition, f - e X r' 11 copy edltmg, proofreadlng,. 0 UK 82w Ch, ,4 LB Ll photography, headlme wrltmg and t t h r t h 9 other basic skills. r A - ..... - :54 h - The publication ofan issue was the T he ,X . goal for each six weeks period and as d l ' t V I ' WWI t new methods and skills were learned in t 'r- e Class, an attempt was made to put them ' 5e x x , into practice and print in the paper. L1 j: ?r 7.: 3. Present standards and ethics of good : 1x , V e ' 1 journalism provided a basis for the xCT' types of material to be included in the ..e a .t;--......'.ug?i,' we x J paper and thtls students were e ,e . Emazztt 1.. ; X; y X challenged thh the problem of n , I'v'h'k'fRE' 2,! . '7 creating reader interest without Hmh X --:,. transgressing the limits of good taste. 4 gilt K A ; SPONSORS - Mr. Anderson and Nirs. Thorpe EDITORS - Kathy Licgl, Ron Acmi. and Susan Sample THE 1968 BISON STAFF ANNUAL STAFF-aistandingi- Carolyn chrncs, Larry Gee, BillShrcve, Ronny Lccce, Ron Acrni, Kathy Licgl Kay Martson, Linda Blodgett John Beck, andjim Garrett. iseatcdi- Betty Morris, Cheryl Bailey Jodi Burbach, Tom Gorgen Susan Sample,1Marg Hceny: Kathy Solt Steve Ferris Linda Richardson, Sharon Anderson and Roger Kaiser. The BISON Staff Editor .............................................. Ron Acrni Assistant Editors ..................... Susan Sample and Kathy Licgl Business NIanager ............................... Sharon Anderson Senior Editors ............... Roger Kaiser, john Beck, Linda Blogett, and Jodi Burbach Junior Editor ...................................... Larry Johnson Sophomore Editors ................ Kay Manson and Carolyn Djemes Freshman Editor ..................................... Kathy Solt Faculty Editors ....................... Roger Kaiser and Steve Ferris FFA Editor ......................................... Jim Garrett Pep Club Editor ................................ Linda Richardson Athletic Editors .............. Larry Gee, Ronny Leece, and Bill Shreve Activities Editors .................... Kathy Traudt and Cheryl Bailey Instrumental Music Editor ............................ Tom Gorgen Vocal Music Editor .................................. Marg Heeny Photography ........................... Larry Gee and Jim Garrett Advertising ............. Sharon Anderson, Susan Sample, Kathy Licgl, Betty iVIorris, Ron Burhoop, Jim Garrett, and Larry Johnson A'xh' . ,rf' r t 'x ' :1 . 'qu .rux V x; K 3e a t ' 4 W, ti t. K;q?x.n r x t yr 'b , 1U -' I xx 1 MN. .1 a ' x . o; , :n , t x7 3 - t x -Km t e 1 N ' me .. BACK ROW: Pat Liegl, ViceePresident; Mr. Waring, Sponsor; Don Erickson, President; Roger Kaiser, Doug Betts. Dean Larscnt Shirley Weller, Secretary-Trcasurcr;JefchCullough, Scott Butcher, Mr. Kuhn, Sponsor. FRONT ROXY: Cheryl Bailey, Marilyn Mesner. Sara Hudgcns, Cheryl Brandes, Debby Black. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council is the student governing body. Its representatives are chosen by popular vote from the classes. This organization sponsors Homemaking activities and a scholarship for a Senior. Their money-making projects include the operating of pop machines for the students, selling bookcovers, and selling concessions at various athletic activities. 7 THESPIANS BACK ROXY - Tom Gorgen, Roger Kaiser, Dean Larsen, Les Solt, Skip Pfenning, and Howard Gee. SECOND KUW - Ron Acrni, Damaris Larson, Terri Hamilton, Debby Black, Marg Heeney, and chra Boelts. THIRD ROW - Karen Hensley, Ann Billesbach, Roxanne McHarguc, Elsa Holtorf, Peggy Fishlcr, and Shirley W'cllcr. FRONT RO V -Jodi Good, Betty Morris, Linda Richardson, Lynne Black, Julie Torpin, and Kathy Solt. I ,. : I , . w r' ' L a -lw........t..a, Jaw .,. . ' 4 $V1NI .' x111. 1A 5 e410,. ha Lit. 'WK,.;I-7 h N . ..- f fit . NEW INITIATES - tstandinga - Steve Ferris, Cliff Mcsncr, Gail Brandes, Howard Gee, Darell Ruge. tseateda Carolyn Djernes tprovisional mcmberL Carla Campbell, Cheryl Bailey, Kathy Traudt, and Janet Mcsner. One question students often ask is how members ofthe National Honor Society are chosen. First, a committee offaculty members decides which candidates meet the basic requirement of an 85 average. The faculty then rates the candidates on scholarship, leadership, character, and service. From these ratings, the new members are elected. The number ofmcmbers each class is allowed is determined as a percentage ofthe number in each class: 1570 ofthe Senior class and 1070 oftheJunior class may be chosen as members, and 570 of the Sophomore class may be chosen as provisional members. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY MlIMM Q , ; , 1,; . . V- '1 -. ' . x .93. - ? : k:-: Qj . V.,. ..... 4.x ...4m1hH... u ,1..- 1968 MEMBERS 7 tstandinm . Larson C lllldld VtHdrquc Sharon Anderson. Shirley VCllcr. and Cheryl Brandcs. f4 .7: 4xXka 97 ,1;- N 4'41X ' Ron Xerni Les Solt. Doug Gissler. Larry Gee. and Roger Kaiser.lseated1 MW lkfw A Y ljmmnmam .xxw -..4 ..- x X 1 - Laura THE HELPFUL STUDENTS LIBRARIANS Mary Peck, Kathy Judy, Rhinda Uekcrt,Janice Rugs, Mary Binger, Peg Fishler, Anne Peck, Gloria Meyer, Carol Downs, IVIary lVlclViillan, Peggy Peck, Jackie Seim A: W, x: XW - Z'X NW .' 3N P J: ,- V , r r .41 v, I 34;! .7. TEIM W .. I ; W ; K - I n 4 J I '1 V1C1x WW ' 4 1 AK 1 V fx I ' f2 . Q ' ,. kg m vyxx-mggg; , 21 k Lax, x- W2. , , mx- W4xx' ; OFFICE GIRLS STANDING: Hyla Gee, Kay Hagemeicr, Denice Larsen, Shirley Weller, Diana Polzkill. Marcella Thomson, Mary McMillan, Cheryl Bailey. SEATED: Linda Holmes. OFFICE SECRETARIES STANDING: Mrs, Shelton Mrs. WVaring SEATED; Mrs. Gce Mrs. xVilson W AV' K .5 ! ; 1 ?! W V- W W L WQEW V7 Ame??? ?mga FORENSIC ACTIVITIES y x ;71 . hj'A'f 13 I :ka, ' I f hf XI, 7 - , k X X y, 9. , fix? N 1:Q $ $ 7' A 3 fo 1 x y N: W .. fx$jjf DEBATE TEAM - Dean Palser,Janct Spcncen Gordon Olscn, Mary Peck Ron Leccc. Vickie Fcnstcn and Bernice Chohon A u g , $ 18. 4:... x 7...,T14 wstwwK,VthEa.vi ATHLETICS V I 4 WH'IYT'Y GARY GROETZINGER Junior, Halfback All Conference 'TT'V'Y' n h; I mmgufi -. RON LEECE Senior, Linebacker All Conference RANDY LIPPINCOTT Senior, Fullback RUSS NEDRIG Senior, Tackle BEN POLZKILL Senior, Guard Senior, Tackle PAT LIEGL Senior, Halfback All Conference LARRY GEE Senior, End JEFF McCULLOUGH Senior, End l x 12E I ' Imrnmwyjmx', - X H 2m: - L-zg cf INA 417;; I NJ 1 mm ' i TERRY STEPHENSON Senior, Center All Conference DA RELL RUGE Senior, Guard ALAN RODYSILL Senior, Quarterback V VVlV A . -. .l V .' AA . . A n ' . .. n' h x A . V' 1 A .. N- x , . . l , V 2PM m Mk. DAVE jONES CLIFF BLOW HOXVARD GEE DON ERICKSON Senior, Center Junior, Fullback junior, End Junior, End DENNIS CATLE'IT GREGG SENKBILE ALAN GLANTZ DALE ABEL junior, Tackle Junior, Tackle Junior, End Sophomore, Quarterback JODY GOOD RON KING STEVE ZIKMUND MARLO BROEKEMEIER Sophomore, Center Sophomore, Guard Sophomore, Fullback Sophomore, Tackle 175??? ' 7 v: ' A: ,7 I' ?.?.31-4R7717f'75 .74 '3' '. 52.. v M 1 f . x, 'x 71 , nuuHL 7.. x . .2. - ..A : -' : i ., 5 W'V'i , i: H. .H-II- I .. 'f' 1'52, 1. X Li... ' E33 11' :1? ' , 1 I11! : :3, 11 El E BUB CORDSEN DOUG BETTS RICK BURKE Sophomore. Halfback Sophomore Quarterback Sophomore. End FROSH FOOTBALL SQUAD 1N1; ngag'gA M. wawmw ., A .3 - .v., , Va A ix V ? 1' m x , ;N 3:: a, 5M lst RO V - Scot Butcher, Dan Lounsbury, Randy Fenster, Dean Gisslcr, Terry Bailey, Dan Scim, Darrel Steinkc, David Gee, Kim Ross. 2nd ROXV -Jcrry Munn, Mike Hcency,Joc McHarguc. Victor Schmidt, Barney Danklcscn. Larry Luikcns, Gary Christensen, Mike Gaghagen, Bill Shrevc. 3rd RO V -7 Craig Glausc. Evan Brandcs, Larry Dcttman, Dick Gorgcn, XVarren Trcptow. Dan Ucckcrt, David Blow, Ray McConnell, Glen Larsoxl.4tl1 ROXV -jim Bridger, Don Sauttcr, Jerry Beck, Ed Brink, John Nutter, Richard Butt, Bob Mcsncr, Bob Richardson. VARSITY FOOTBALL SQUAD yyl ., h-H3 31:. 1' ?ut, ...-'-m -M-- 3 I o, 1 L, 1 p 1111115-.--114 $3 f8 A1 31 1;? i 1,--1 257 1k .1 H ; :61 ?BXK ifgi-iIV d1 Xxiwieril, , i i v, V, 1:7,, V 3v 0.! F ; Left 10 Right: lst ROW: Terry Stephenson, Lcs Solt, Russ chrig Pat Licgl, Gary Groctzingcr, Larry Gcc Randy Lippincott. 2nd ROiV: Grcg Scnkbilc, Don Erickson,A1an Rodysill, Darcll Rugc, Ron Lcccc, Clifflllow, Steve Zikmund ,Jody Good. 3rd ROXV: Bub Cordscn, Davidjoncs Gary 1'cdrig,Cliff Mcsncr, Larry Downs, Dennis Catlctt, Dcll Scnkbilc, Norman Kaiser. 4th R0131: Ron Schmidt, Dwayne Nolin, Gcorgc McConnell, Dale Benson, Tom Kiscr. Clarence Smith, Rick Burke. 51h ROXV: Bruce Butt, manager, Marlo Brockcmcicr, Dale Abel, Doug Belts, Howard Gcc, Bcn Polzkill,chchCuHough, Terry Trospcr, manager. 6th ROiV: Stcvc Ferris, manager, Ron King, Steve Stcckmycr, Alan Glamz, Roger Shull, manager. 7th ROXV: Coach Chumlcy, Coach Wilson, Coach XVicsc. The 1967 Bison, with only Pat Licgl, Terry Stephenson, Russ chrig and Jeff McCullough back from the i66 squad, ended a not-too-sucuissful season with two wins, - over Ord and York - and seven losscs. Pat Licgl, Ron Lcccc, Terry Stephenson and Gary Groctzingcr were voted all-conferencc players for Central City - Coach XViIson. Q...Jllr V U MANN fur x . Xx Q ,14 L CA VARSITY WRESTLING SQUAD STANDING: Ken Christensen G3-11L Randy FcnstcrA3-7-1L Russ chrig, Q8-13L Gary Groctzingcr,02-11L Cliff Blow, Q24- 7L Ron Schmidt 0- 6L KNEEI ING: Randy Lippincott, 07- 7-1LJOC McHarguc, 0-5L Don Erickson, 09- 6- 3L George Held 0- 9L Gary chrig, U- 8-L Jeff Gates, 00- 8L STATE QUALIFIERS CLIFF BLOQV RANDY LIPPINCOTT DON ERICKSON JEFF GATES 2nd Dist; 4th State 2nd Dist. Dist. Champ 3rd Dist. x1 A1, f ,.. , . , f f Q; : i Q NI Q: Q4 , . Q --..;A I07 Q. d :Lxx Q 7Q! I Q ffix ' f2 7 a . ' -J I X . :- 3 fi , ii 7 x r s , . 1X i . MNX . ,J xxw, . l' X A Law. 4.:qu mm M ,x. xx W5 , Q Cl mm '- 115175115 1!! .M' 311 Hr 11-11-11 . 1511.114 5 5-...4 4.. 57 33C 0 1 .i 7 $1 x- V 4-7.3 41' 1y15 x1 '1 11111111 1171 1- wsssrm 1. -1 1 1 67 11,7 k9??? z .W'. X1 2....4 11x7 x V RESERVE WRESTLERS BOTTOIXI ROW: Bob Mcsncr, Ken Burbach, Ray McConnelV, Randy VVagncF': 12- 41, Dan HeinsK Glen Larsen, Dave BloxW 10-11,J0die Good1'1 17-71. SECOND R0117: Steve SteckmyeH, Ron King 12- 51, John Beckm 10- 21, UV 1ght Burbank, Warren Treptow, Mike Gaghagcn, Dan Lounsbury, Gary Christensen. THIRD ROXV:C11ris Bray 10-11, Les Dcnning U- 21, Victor Schmidt, Darwin Ruge5 10- 51, Marlo Brockmcier Doug Schneiderheinz, Textor McCrary, DeJuan Siddcrs FOURTH R0111: John C1arke,Ed Brink, Steve BlodgctH, Mike hiesner1,Tcrry Bailey, Mike Kelley , Dave XVilloughby. DUALS SCORES CCHS OPPONENT 21 Bertrand ............. 24 32 Aurora ............... 12 45 Harvard .............. 9 5 St. Paul .............. 51 3 Albion ............... 45 41 Aurora ............... 13 16 Crete ................ 38 28 Seward Concordia ...... 19 34 Hebron .............. 16 21 Ravanna ............. 24 28 0rd ................. 24 X I ; VA A E A WHO WORKS HARDER :s '.13, 3 .,:. 3 , fAIV! UH IA t W: A 3 UN??? 155751 ! Ax 331$ i. BISON K :: , GRAPPLERS F3 a ,, 333 IN i 7f A ,1; ACTION l i ' 1 3 i . u 3 , 3 . I All L . I , ' A E? 3 - 2.x , , Am... L VARSITY BASKETBALL SQUAD STANDING: Greg Scnkbilc Ungm Coach Kuhn, Lcs SolH,Jeff McCulloulek. Doug Gisslcfk. Larry Gccm Bill ShrevM KNEELING1Craig McClu1 e011ng, Dana Hayncs , Doug Belts, Pat Lich. Ronny LCCCM. Dale Able? Howard Gcc. VCONFERENCE ALL LARRY GEE 6'4 Sr. Center LES SOLT 62 Sr. Forward l -T-TFwT . :33 ' ' ., 'leli ;j -.::v M ed Wk :7:QV274, $,?6'11 ' L , XJ 7:?!of'ff'33 ' Kmk .' St. Paul Schuyler Fullerton David City Seward Seward Aurora David City Centennial Minden Broken Bow York Albion Ord Central Catholic Geneva Crete Aurora l 5, O h , . , i;:-'w : I I Nix 1 I. V , 4 :,Ah' k K. 2 ,,,Iz I V 9 : NEW? wl$lo M023 ,0 99M x, X; 9 C: x x , 7 J ;U , ENVY I U F7 xi JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL SQUAD STANDING: Coach VViese, Terry Trosper, Dick Brown, Steve Zikmund, Doug Gissler, Bub Cordsen, Howard Gee, Barry Denning. 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' gwgudvy ,--.:::1;;.4,r.1.;;.;573.21.???fo :LZETZ'TIC'JN 23:33 1 . .- 'ECELQA :3r.::11-..::1 gmmmzm; :z:::21r.:::1 fl'JCJEZJESJV- 115:; ' ,-:wv:c':a -1 Md rftjzzjaf- fr 2' 4:..;- -:- 31.14;;1 -;1: .. 4' 1:, Klv'hfji? 1:: 1!4 11- 1;, 2.. 25x M19. K: I 'F EV Va ' x L2 2-; I 1-7- PWIJ x 1V . , IT'IFTVZ'JJ .:,,.Mvwlr.. ,. a A... .-...J .. . u.- . :Hw-rjq L Ira, V: .4 X :zuarzqugk, 4. 314.11 x 4 wjvmxrh f r I H fr-r AIA : R 'IIH HIV 113.3 E: , 431 1. I I g. T '91 ex if Wit? . 3 M ; a; . x . - 4,43. uni; n ,F: Ira 1:: v' 1: .4 :5 ..4. .1. H.113 75 4: f 4:; i1: :17: 21:3 T1 ,2-ng MILE ELAY Howard Gee, Russ chrig, Don Erickson, Larry Gee, Coach XVeise COACHING STAFF Paul Wilson, Head Football Coach,jim Chumley, Head XVrestling Coach, Mel Hester, Head GolfCoach. FRONT ROXV: Roger Nielsen, Asst. Coach, Ron VVelse, Head Track Coach, Bob Kuhn, Head Basketball Coach. H- m ... v- 4 . . ,r' R i N , ' x ' 7 n h 1' xx Li '4; , V ,1 V 4 A r. . l 4 , 5! o 42:43: 433 2 1.4 7 In? 4: - b 21:, . 1:, mm .. r. . 4 HA 4 fl 4 x 44 :' rt 3; . v. ' 1 V444vd, .M x. 4.; ' . m4 , 7., , ,2 K? r y. .3 V 4' . M ,144 .4 V 1 N42, I COLFERS f Coach, Mel Hester. BOTTOM ROWI: Mike Gaghagcn,Jim Garrett, Dick Blunk, Dan Hcins, Ladd Petersen, Kerry Rodysill. STANDING: Alan Rodysill, Dean Larsen, Terry Stephenson, Dan Hord, Les Solt. Not pictured,Jeff lVIcCullough. P.E. HELPERS BOTTOIVI ROXV: Janet Mesner, Gail Brandes, Hyla Gee, Laura Bolling. CENTER Row: Pat Liegl, Ron Lcccc,chf IVICCullough, Larry Fiala, Alan Rodysill, Randy Lippincott. STANDING: Linda Richardson, Cindy Casscrly, Kathy Lambc. I 4.1-4. :-. :-!4 .., ;.: s..-;;'..-;.. - nv- -...l.... FRONT ROW Les Solt Mary Campbell Karen Little Nancy Booth Anne Billesbach Becky Hilder Linda Reeves Debby Black Becky Peck SECOND ROXV Chcrly Brandes Ann Hecncy Jackie Sicm hiarcclla Thomson Bobbie Holtoxf Terry Trosper Lynne Black Beth Brandes THIRD ROW Bernice Chohon Julie Bingcr chra Bolts Carolyn chrncs Roxanne hIcHargue Dave XVilloughby Glen Larsen Pam Holmes Linda Richardson Barry Dcnning FOURTH ROW Allan Glantz Steve Zikmund Skip Pfenning Rick Burke Tom Gorgen E-Mww FRONT Row Sara Hudgens joyce Manning Julie Torpin Debby hiagnusson Sharon Anderson Susan Bycrs Kay Manson SECOND ROXV Damaris Larson Claudia McHargue Doug XVagncr David Mace Norman Kaiser Kathy Killham Marcia Reeves Leslie Dcnning Roger Kaiser Linda Blodgctt Jolene Joshon Glenna Shull Kathy Lambc THIRD ROW Dean Larson hiarg Heency Kathy Solt Dwight Burbank George RICConncll Dick Blunk Kathy Holmes Jean Fiala Jim Garrett Dan Hcins Gary Hanson Ron Schmidt Cliff Menser FOURTH ROW Pat Burke Karen Hensley Chcrly Bailey Air. Crandcll Many activities filled the band calendar this past year. The band participated in the opening day ceremonies at the Nebraska State Fair where they paraded through the fair grounds, playing lively music for the enjoyment ofthe fair goers. The band also attended Band Day at Kearney State, while there they participated in a parade through the streets ofKeamey. In the afternoon they performed at halftime in a mass band concert with bands from all over the state. Central City attended the Band Clinic held at Ord on February 3, 1968. The Albion, Aurora, St. Paul, Ord, and Central City bands participated in this annual event. Guest conductor for the mass band concert was Mr. C. J. Harrington of Chadron State Teachers College. i , .V 573D gay. .4 JJ 53.4. i 'N x- ual; U k h. . BACK ROXV: Sara Hudgens, Nedra Boelts, Beth Brandes. FRONT ROW: Linda Reeves, Julie Torpin, Lynne Black. THE END jUSTIFIES THE MEANS HEAD DRUM MAJOR TOM GORGEN Left to Right: Sara Hudgens, Sharon Anderson, Debbie Magnusson The 1968 District Music Contest was held at Central City on April 18, 19, and 20th. A supreme effort was given by all ofthe members of the Instrumental Department under the direction of Mr. Mark Crandell. The department achieved 5 superior ratings, 6 excellent ratings, and 1 good rating. On the last day the Band performed in concert and received a superior rating. CLARINET QUARTETTE j! :1 Left to Right: Nancy Booth, Mary Campbell, Roxanne McHargue, Carolyn Djemcs FOURTH ROW : Suzy Byers; Louise Turpin: Terri Hamilton, Demo: Lumen Kay Hagemem; Paula Utmzlmg, Cami Zehr. Cheryl Bailethann': Hack, Jana 5163:1chch Atpltdun THIRD ROW Joient iurbaxJ; I'm; mum Vuk; Fensxcn Carolyn Benton, Laura Laan: Kay Mammy Linda Hodgely Kmhy 'I ruddy Dd; ilmk Shawn Antltwm joAnn Pubic: SECOND KOH' Kiargam HOIIOIL Btu Inngtum Barb Omen. Am; Hecnrtjp lid; Cmmrx. 131::111016015 Caxb;Judy. FIRST HOV? LaNtII': Vitgnrr LynneBlack,1.1mmRidiardtmn. I'alliurk'; ham: Cmnpbdl Pam Huimr': Damzris Lanna. Shawn Glam: Cindi Catt-m'ly; Laura Hullmg .l jml ' ; , i GIRLS w . . F r I F f I ' GLEE ' f , ' , 'r f P - ' n, I r ' r x - f z j , v ' 1. j I, I ' t 0' .' ! W . 5 , K I ' I 1' 4 ; 1' .. ' ; k,. L, '9 . , , I . . i.! v. aw. s! wamsn x. k-N rf- 1.3 F1 , ,A.. M. .1. 0 i L4 RAY CONNIFF: BACK ROW: Les Solt, Denice LarsenJefflVIcCullough, Carla Campbell, Bub Cordsen, Sharon Clause, Roger Kaiser, Sharon Anderson. FIRST ROW: Cathy Judy, Gary chrig, Cindi Casserly, Randy Stranbcrg, Pat Burke, Craig McClufe, Linda Richardson, Gerry Kohtz, Debby Black. PIANO: Sara Hudgens. DRUMS: Steve Zikmund. ONE BOY SHUT UP AND KEEP PUSHING x X : a - . a . J .' FRONT ROW: Sam Earl, Ray McConnell, Dale Larson, Dave Blow, George Held, Craig Glausc,Jim Bn'dgcr, Terry Vchner. SECOND ROXV: Bob Mesner,Joe McHargue, Warren Trcptow, Evan Brandcs, Mike Hceney, Dick Blunk, chuan Siddcrs, Bob Richardson, Roger Butt. THIRD ROW: Dale Burbank, Scott Butcher, Larry Luikens, Tom Zoucha, Randy Fenster, Dan Lounsbury, Gary Christensen, Rodney Scnkbile. FOURTH ROW: John Nutter, Dan Sicm, Bill Shrcvc, Terry Bailey, Lee Culbert, Kim Ross, Victor Schmidt, FRESHMAN BOYS GLEE F RESHMAN GIRLS GLEE FRONT ROW: Kathy Killham, GeorgiaJones, Paula Mautz,Julic Torpin, Nancy Booth, Sherry Gilmont, Susan Meyer, Liz Rutherford, Deanna Paup. SECOND ROW: Sharon Hensley, Ann Billcsbach, Karen Larsen, Sara Hord, Pam Kohtz, Roxanne McHargue, Dcc Anne Senkbile, Debby Broshcars, Corry Reeves, Kathy Harlow, Corinne Benson. THIRD ROW: Janet Fishlcr, Kathy Solt,Jean Fiala, Marcia Reeves, Beth Brandcs, Deborah Tockcy, Shelley Larsen, Sara Hudgens,Jolenc Stanislav. FOURTH RoxVJo LcncJohnson, Kathy Holmes, Patrice Torpin, Shirley Burkhardt, Alyce Larson, Sheryl Holland, Rhonda Polzkill, Karen Hensley, Jocelyn King, Jo Anne Larsen. ...-,..-......,.-n- .YV- Y.-.-.-MW- '7y 1 I BACK ROXV: Kay Hagcmcicr, Roger Kaiser, Dean Lamcn,chchCullough, Les Solt, Skip Pfcnning, Tom Gorgcn, Ray Brondel, Bub Cordsen, Steve Ferris, Dale Abel, Craig INIcClure, Randy Stmnberg. THIRD Row: Peg Fishlcr, Elsa Holtorf,Jodie Burbach, Laura Larson, Paula Cruetzbcrg, Bernice Chohon, Deb Cromcr, Gary Groctzingcr, Howard Gee, Doug Betts, Gerry Kohtz, Larry Fiala. SECOND ROXV: Shirley Veller, Barb Green, Marcella Thomson, Ann Hecney, Denice Larsen, Kerry Rodysill, Rick Burke, Carla Campbell, Damaris Larson, Sharon Glausc, Kathy Traudt, Cheryl Bailey. FIRST ROW: Cathy Judy, Lynne Black, Linda Richardson, Pat Burke, Gary chrig, Dan Hcins, Suzy Byers, Marg Heeney, Deb Black, Sharon Anderson, Cindi Casserly. MIXED CHORUS i 1 . H l ! VOCAL MUSIC MR. CUNNINGHAM - 5 :5- .1, t aw ' K ., , v ' I cad l, t W524 5 IX I ! t 3 e eM, womr . 7C A k x e 'h . .. t 1 i w XJ'W e 3 I ' M t ' t e X eej x 1' t mt 1. em. W 5 MM..- - g. 5 : I , a ,' X t ' t A e 31 ,, ,fo e 530 SARA HUDGENS In SPITE G D of the direction oftVIr. Tom Cunningham, the gradual process of training forty-f'lve chorus members was heard in the vocal music room. The fall months ofpractice led to the Christmas Concert. The presentation of the musical, hBye-Bye Birdie,, in hiarch was a great success. As hosts to the District thsic Contest, the vocal music department had ten entries with four superior ratings, Eve excellent ratings, and one good rating. Z E m m v H 1 m C A m E S T O H R E L G N E ,N .. O i I .2 v N 11111111... x Flu Tn, 1 1 .11.-:11 m S :1 . M; F m, r , . W 1 P w x .31 ,1 m s a m 11 - A T N W WV 1 . O T 1 RR. 1. 1.1.1... . x 14. l . w ..;1 11th fQAP-MUL JUJH H A - 1'11111 1 1..th fan 1 U 4.,1. .W. V5 F VVAUFx v M J .13.: K1114. X .H 11hr, c . . 14, ?VU. 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