Chadron Preparatory - Eagles Tale Yearbook (Chadron, NE)

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Commencement Back row: Nona Hetrick, John Edward Kuska, James Link. Dave Roberts, Linda Neeland, Elaine Andrews. Middle row: Doug Wilson, Gary Clements, Vern Cullers, Carl Anstett, Joe Rimmer, Ray Scott, Charles Snook, Frances Pace, Joanne Grantham, Dolores Thoendel, Audrey Ellwood, Betty Konrath. fjlira) It a Slaii Otacktri Colby JJ.fk Sckool Chadron COMMENCEMENT College Memorial Auditorium Thursday, May W. 1966 8100 P. M. TXrmt: Cm J Oor fht 3» Processional “Coronation March” - Mayerbccr Organ - Prof. R. Wharton Invocation R v- J ckm n Musical Selection ----------Girls Trio ........................ I Cwk Doris Covic Joyce Bartels Student Address - The Plan Kdward Kuska Student Address - The Foundation ........-.................. Dolores Thoendel Student Address - The Material ------------------------------- James Link Sludmt Address • The Structure —...........- ... Elaine Andrews Student Address - The Dedication Audrey Ellwood Musical Selection........ Piano Solo----------- Edward Kuska Class History Douglas Wilson Presentation of Scholarships ------ Dr. B. Kline President. Nebraska State Teachers College. Chadron Presentation of Graduating Claes ------------ H. 1. Mickelson Principal. Prep Senior High Presentation of Diplomas Dr. K. W. Findley Director of Training Nebraska State Teachers College. Ctiadron Benediction K v Jackman Recessional Grand Choeur”...................................... DuBois Organ - Prof. R. Wharton Comminamini KM HONOR GRADUATES Elaine M. Andrews .............................. Magna Edward A. Kuska...........—....-................ Magna Audrey A. Ellwood............................. Magna Douglas J. Wilson------------------------------------- Dolores A. Thoendel Anstett. Carl L. Clements. Gary W. Cullers, Vernon A. Grantham. Joanne A. Hetrick. Nona R. Konrath. Betty J. Link, James T. Neeland. Linda K. Pace. Frances E. Rimmer. Joe S. Roberta, David J. Rook. John II. Scott. Ray R. Snook. Charles A. Presiding: Douglas Wilson...............—...... -..... Class President Mr. Allan Millar Class Sponsor J«m Mallo: Build tor (harnrtrt Not tor fame Clan Color Mur and Silver ( lan tluurr M'kUr Kotr illll J J J 3 J

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Class Prophecy The spotlight of '55 is now being moved up ten years to the spotlight of '65. As we flash it around we see Elaine Andrews riding around in a new red Cadillac. She just married a millionaire. Well! Now what do we see. it is Mr. Anstett. My! He surely has changed, that forestry must be hard on him. I hardly recognized him with that long beard and old pipe, but he is still reading hot rod magazines. Well! What's all of this noise? You might know it is Gary Clements and James Link sitting at a world series watching the Yankees and Dodgers play. They are still arguing which team has the best players. What is it we see now? Oh 1 It is Audrey. Look at all of those children standing around her. It's nice that she finally became an elementary teacher or are they her own kids? Wow! Who is this? I can't tell there are so many girls around. I think it is Vernon Cullers, but what is he doing? Oh! I see, he is singing. Boy! He surely is charming those girls. The spotlight is now on Betty Konrath as she is doing her one act bubble dance on Broadway. As the spotlight passes on, we see Frances Pace as a navy nurse taking care of the homesick sailors. To change our course a little, let's put the spotlight on Mr. Ray Scott. He is sitting in his living room telling his ten little kids how good an athlete he was in high school and how smart he was in classes. One of Ray's favorite pastimes is to go down to Joe Rimmer's pool hall. Joe owns and oper- ates eight pool tables. Oh! Who is this? I think it's Eddie, sure enough. It was hard to recognize him in that tuxedo at the piano and look at the candelabra. 1 hear he changed his name to Liberace the second. Look! There is Dolores. 1 see she got her job as a Home Ec teacher. Teaching her own children to sew. All five of the girls. Well! There is Joanne, I see she is not working in the Floral Shop any more. She owns it. The spotlight changes now to a well-known college where we see Mr. Wilson. He is the newly appointed president. Looking on down the professional field, we see Dave Roberts as a well-known artist. Girls are his main subject. The spotlight now moves to a small town where we see Mr. John Rook. He owns and oper- ates the daily newspaper there. The spotlight turns to our well-known comedian, Mr. Charles Snook. He has made quite a name for himself. He has some new and better jokes now. The spotlight is now on Miss Nona Hetrick. Yes, it is still Miss. She is still looking for a nice looking man with a new car and a lot of money. The spotlight now turns to the College Campus again. There we see Linda Neeland. She is housemother at the Men’s Dormitory. From what I hear she is making out pretty well. I think I have burned out the spotlight, so I guess we will have to wait and see how things really turn out.

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Awards VALEDICTORIAN, Elaine Andrews Calvin Clark WOMEN’S CLUB SALUTATORI AN, Edward Kuska Doris Covic DRAMATICS AWARD HONOR STUDENT, Audrey Ellwood Carole Cuckler HONOR STUDENT, Douglas Wilson Nadine Doolittle Juanita Paine HONOR STUDENT, Dolores Thoendel Jean Drullinger Ila Mae Goff DRAMATICS AWARDS BABE RUTH SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD Dick Grimes Dixie Hardy EXTEMPORANEOUS SPEAKING James Link Larry Jones Dave Roberts Nona Hetrick Mary Mann DISCUSSION, JoeRimmer Bill Meng INTERPRETATIVE ORATORY DANFORTH AWARDS Geraldine Meng Eddie Kuska Roger Olson ORIGINAL ORATORY, Calvin Clark Douglas Wilson Juanita Paine HUMOROUS READING, Juanita Paine Dolores Thoendel Marie Roberts DRAMATIC READING, Vernon Cullers Larry Savage RADIO NEWSCASTING, Ray Scott BAND Marlene Smith Joyce Waldron POETRY READING, Jim Link 4 INCH LETTER Ethel Woolery INDUSTRIAL ARTS AWARD Merrita Chipperfield Diane Dalton SILVER KEYS David Roberts Judith Johnson Vernon Cullers SCIENCE AWARDS Linda Marquis Audrey Ellwood Arvid Rhoads Eddie Kuska BIOLOGY, Doris Covic, Jean Drullinger Jim Link CHEMISTRY. Rodger Olson 6 INCH SENIOR HIGH LETTER Dolores Thoendel PHYSICS, Edward Kuska Lois Covlc Douglas Wilson MATHEMATICS, Calvin Clark Doris Covic Miriam Beckmann CHEERLEADING HOME ECOMONICS AWARDS Nadine Doolittle Linda Neeland, 3 years Joanne Grantham Jean Drullinger Lois Covic, 2 years Dolores Thoendel Joyce Bartels Joyce Bartels, 1 year Nona Hetrick Ila Goff, 1 year TYPING AWARDS Geraldine Meng Alice Wohlers, 1 year Audrey Ellwood, 1 year 5 Minute SILVER KEY 30 Words SWIMMING Vita Heidebrecht Linda Neeland 40 Words Vita Heidebrecht, Swimmer Lois Covic CHORUS Geraldine Meng, Swimmer Doris Covic, Advanced 10 Minute BRONZE KEYS Lois Covic; Advanced Lois Covic, 30--40 Vita Heidebrecht, 30--40 Joyce Bartels D, A. R. AWARD Aletta Schmechel, 30--40 Miriam Beckmann Tom Williams, 30 Kathy Brown Judy Burkhiser Michael Chipperfield Tom Mingus, 30