Chadron Preparatory - Eagles Tale Yearbook (Chadron, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1957 volume:

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F 1 1 ix L1 ,V In f , 1 . r 4 Editor-in-Chief - - Assistant Editor-in-Chief - Junior High Editor - - - Sophomore Editor - - Junior Editor - - - Senior Editor ---- Assistant Senior Editor - - Elementary Editor ---- Assistant Elementary Editor Faculty Editor ---- Sports Editors - - Assistant Sports Editor - - - Music Editors - - Assistant Music Editor - - - Activities Editors - - Assistant Activities Editor - - - Snapshot Editors ------ SW! - LAUREL BIRDSALL - - KATHY BROWN WAYNE RITTERBUSH GORDON CAPAROON - - GERALDINE MENG NADINE DOOLITTLE ' ' JUDITH BURKHISER - - KEITH HUBBARD - NEIL BUCHANAN - - - DORIS COVIC - - MARIE ROBERTS KENNETH MAIKA - - LARRY JONES MIRIAM BECKMANN CALVIN CLARK - - - DICK GRIMES CAROLE CUCKLER JOYCE BARTELS ' ' JEAN DRULLINGER ' ' 'JOHN FREED DALE KILBER Do unto others as you would have them do unto you. To you, Miss Speich, we, the senior class, dedicate our annual. Through teaching and your personal contact with us, you have taught us the real meaning of the Golden Rule and the Rule of Prep, which is: We do what we do, not because we have to, but because we know it's right. The Class of '57 IYUMP, mn, mmpw ! W VU 121 Kllkg, mx C' Al , I I Y - - - o A o DR. KENNETH W, FINDLEY Director of Campus Laboratory School MR. HOWARD I. MICKELSON, Principal - Senior High, Guidance. MR. ARCHIE CONN, Principal - Junior High, Director of Athletics, Basketball Coach, Mathematics -3 X GoT MY EYES oil Yo U '69 X52 .f.-f g w ' FACU DR. HARRY E. HOLMBERG Music MRS. DORA V. TAYLOR MR. LA VERN J. FITZGIBBON Driver Education English and Speech MRS. LUCILE HURLBUTT MRS. DORA DALTON English and Mathematics Home Economics Xdf' 'ln MISS EDNA DRUMMOND Typing and Shorthand MR. RUDOLPH PINSKY Coach - Football and Track x-nf' X Ki MISS MADGE VERSTEEGH Home Economics hu-a+! Junlor High Sclence :fl MISS JEANNETTE THEISS MISS VIRGINIA SPEICH Social Science Social Science Junior Eagle MR. FRANK THOENDEL MR, WILLIAM ARTIS Industrial Arts Ceramics and Sculpturing MISS DORIS GATES Biology MISS AMY TURNELL Physical Education ff I Rol.X. IIKE A BIC: WHEEY' DIPLo A i' iii 1 f' W f . 9 ' sax 4 .. 1 :- x1 iiiliv SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS GORDON CAPROON --------- Vice President IUDITH BURKHISER- - - - - - Historian DORIS COVIC - - - - - Secretary JOYCE BARTELS - - - - - President GERALDINE MENG - - - - - -Treasurer ILA MAE BARTELS Chadron Prep 1,2, 3,4: Chorus 1,2, 3: Pep Club 2, 3: Homecoming Attendant 1: Class Treasurer 1: Class Vice President 3: City Government 4: County Government 3: Re- serve Cheerleader 2: Projection Club 3: Paper Staff 2, 3: Chorus Award 2: Science Clinic 2: 30 minute Typing Award 3: Dra- matics 4. JOYCE NADINE BARTELS Chadron Prep 1, 2, 3, 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Pep Band 1: Band Junior High Representative 1: Band President 4: Chorus 1,2, 3,4: Girls' Glee 4: Pep Club 2, 3,4: Homecoming Queen 4: Letterman Attendant 2: Student Council 2, 3,4: Class Secretary 1: Class President 2, 3,4: County Government 3: City Government 4: Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4: Annual staff 4: Paper Staff 3,4: Band Award 1,2: Band Silver Key 4: Chorus Bronze Award 2: Chorus Silver Key 4: Science Clinic 1,2, 3: Dramatics 4: 30 minute, 40 minute, 50 minute Typing Awards 3: Girls' State Can- didate 3. MIRIAM C. BECKMANN Albion, Nebraska, 1: Chadron Prep 2, 3,4: Band 2, 3,4: Pep Band 2,3,4: Dance Band 3: Band Secretary 3: Chorus 2, 3,4: Girls' Glee 4: Pep Club 2, 3,4: Prom Attendant 3: Let- terman Queen 4: Class Treasurer 3: County Government 3: City Government 4: Pro- jection Club 4: Annual staff 4: Paper Staff 2, 3, 4: Band Award 2: Band Silver Key 4: Chorus Bronze Key 2: Chorus Silver Key 4: Science Clinic 2: Dramatics 4: 40 minute Typing Award 3: 60 minute, 80 minute Shorthand Award 3: Honor Student: DAR Citizenship Award 4: Drum Majorette 4. C. LAUREL BIRDSALL South Shore, South Dakota, 1: Oglala Community High School 2: Chadron Prep 3, 4: Chorus 3, 4: Chorus Secretary 4: Basket- ball 3,4: County Government 3: City Gov- ernment 4: Projection Club 3,4: Annual Staff 4: Chorus Award 3: Dramatics 4: Honor Student: Alternate Regents Scholarship 4: Paper Staff 3. KATHY BROWN Chadron Prep 1, 2, 3, 4: Chorus 1, 2, 3: Pep Club 2, 3, 4: Pep Club Treasurer 4: County Government 3: Projection club 3: Annual Staff 4: Paper staff 2, 3, 4: Chorus Award 2: Dramatics 4: Science Clinic 3: William and Aldora Hem Scholarship 4. NEIL BUCHANAN Prep 1,2, 3,4: Chorus 1, 2, 3: C Club 2, 3 4: Football 1, 2, 3: Basketball 1, 3: Student Manager 4: Prom King 4: County Govern- ment 3: City Government 4: Projection Club 2, 3,4: Annual Staff 4: Paper Staff 3: Science Clinic 2, 3. JUDY BURKHISER Prep 1,2, 3,4: Band 1,2, 3: Pep Band 1,2, 3: Band Vice President 3: Chorus 1, 2, 3,4: Girls' Glee 4: Pep Club 2, 3, 4: Homecom- ing Attendant 2, 3: Class Vice President 1: Class Historian 2, 3, 4: County Government 3: City Government 4: Projection Club 2, 3, 4: Annual Staff 4: Paper Staff 1, 2, 3,4: Band Award 1: Chorus Bronze Key 2: Chorus Sil- ver Key 4: Science Clinic 3: Dramatics 3,4: 30 Minute Typing Award 3: Voice of Democ- racy 3: Girls' State Candidate 3: Regents Scholarship 4: Salutatorian. GORDON CAPROON Provo, South Dakota, 15 Prep 2, 3,45 C Club 2, 3,45 C Club Secretary 3, Vice President 45 Football 2, 3, 45 All Northwest Conference 45 Track 3,45 Class Vice Presi- dent 45 County Government 35 City Govern- ment 45 Projection Club 2, 3, 45 Annual Staff 45 Paper Staff 2, 3,45 Science Clinic 2, 3, 45 30 Minute Typing Award 35 Honor Student. CALVIN CLARK Chadron Prep 1,2, 3,45 Chorus 1, 2, 3,45 Chorus President 45 C Club 1, 2, 3,45 C Club Treasurer 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Football Captain 3,45 Football All Conference fSec- ond Teamy 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball All Conference 35 Basketball Captain 45 Track 1, 2, 35 Homecoming Attendant 1,25 Homecoming King 45 Student Council 2, 35 County Government 35 City Government 45 Projection Club 2, 35 Annual staff 45 Paper Staff 2, 3,45 Chorus Bronze Award 25 Sci- ence Clinic 1,45 Dramatics 2, 3,45 Mathe- matics Award 25 Voice of Democracy 45 Boys' State Candidate 3. DORIS ANN COVIC Chadron Prep 1,2,3,45 Band 1,2, 3,45 Ma- jorette 45 Pep Band 1, 2,45 Band Senior Rep- resentative 35 Chorus 1, 2, 3,45 Girls' Glee 45 Chorus Officer, Sophomore Representative, Junior Representative5 Pep Club 2, 3,45 Homecoming Attendant 35 Class President 1, Secretary 2, 3, 45 County Government 35 City Government 45 Cheerleader 1, 35 Annual staff 45 Paper staff 2, 3, 45 Band Award 25 Band Silver Key 45 Chorus Bronze Key 25 Chorus Silver Key 45 Science Clinic 2, 45 Dramatics 45 40 and 50 Minute Typing Award 35 60 and 80 Word Shorthand Award 35 Complete Theory Test Shorthand Award 35 Biology Award 25 State Normal Scholarship 45 Valedictorian. CAROLE L. CUCKLER Chadron Prep 1, 2, 3, 4: Chorus 1, 2, 3: Pep Club 2, 3,4: County Government 3: City Government 4: Projection Club 2, 3, 4: An- nual Staff 4: Paper Staff 2, 3, 4: Chorus Award 2: Science Clinic 2: Dramatics 4. NADINE MARIE DOOLITTLE Chadron Prep 1,2, 3,4: Band 1,2, 3,4: Pep Band 2, 3,4: Dance Band 3: Band Secretary 4: Chorus 1,2, 3,4: Girls' Glee 4: Pep Club 2, 3, 4: Pep Club Secretary 4: Letterman At tendant 4: County Government 3: City Gov- ernment 4: Football Cheerleader 4: Projec- tion Club 2, 3: Annual staff 4: Paper staff 2, 3, 4: Band Award 2: Band Silver Key 4: Chorus Bronze Key 2: Chorus Silver Key 4: Science Clinic 2: 30 minute Typing Award 3: Dramatics 4. JEAN MARIE DRULLINGER Chadron Prep 1, 2, 3,4: Band 1,2, 3,4: Pep Band 1, 2, 3,4: Dance Band 3,4: Chorus 1,2, 3: Pep Club 2, 3: Letterman Attendant 3: Class Treasurer 2: County Government 3: City Government 4: Projection Club 2, 3, 4: Annual staff 4: Paper Staff 2, 3, 4: Band Award 1, 2: Band Silver Key 4: Chorus Award 2: Science Clinic 1, 2: Dramatics 4: 30 min- ute, 40 minute Typing Awards 3: Complete Theory, 60 words Shorthand Award: Biology Award 2: Honor Student. JOHN H. FREED Chadron Prep 1, 2, 3,4: Chorus 1, 2, 3,4: County Government 3: City Government 4: Projection Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Annual staff 4: Science Clinic 4: 30 minute Typing Award. RICHARD GRIMES Chadron Prep 1,2, 3,4: Chorus 1, 2, 3: C Club 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Track 3,4: Let- terman Attendant 3: County Government 3: City Government 4: Projection Club 2, 3, 4: Annual Staff 4: Paper Staff 3,4: Science Clinic 2, 3: Dramatics 4: Boys' State Candi- date: Class Vice President 2. KEITH HUBBARD Shelton, Nebraska, 1: Chadron Prep 2, 3,4: Chorus 3: Football 2, 3, 4: Track 2,4: County Government 3: City Government 4: Annual Staff 4: Paper Staff 4: Chorus Award 3: Sci- ence Clinic 3: Dramatics 4. LARRY JONES Chadron Prep 1,2, 3, 4: Band 1: Pep Band 1: Chorus 1,2, 3, 4: C Club 3, 4: Football 3: Basketball 1: Track 1, 2: County Govern- ment 3: City Government 4: Projection Club 2, 3,4: Annual staff 4: Paper staff 2, 3, 4: Chorus Award 2. KENNETH MIAKA Chadron Prep 1,2,3,4: Chorus 1: C Club 3,4: C Club Treasurer 4: Class Vice Presi- dent 1: County Government 3: City Govem- ment 4: Annual Staff 4: Paper Staff 2, 3,4: Science Clinic 1, 2, 4. DALE KILBER Chadron Prep 1,2,3,4: Band 1.2, 3: Pep Band 1,2,3: Chorus 1,2,3,4: C Club 2,3, 4: C Club President 4: Football 1, 2, 3,4, Co-Captain 4: A11 Northwest Conference 3,4 Track 1,2,4: Basketball 1: Homecoming Attendant 3,4: Letterman Attendant 4: County Government 3: City Government 4: Projection Club 2, 3, 4: Annual Staff 4. GERALDINE MENG Chadron Prep 1,2,3,4: Band 1,2, 3, 4: Pep Band 2, 3: Band Officer, Senior Representa- tive 4: Chorus 1, 2, 3,4: Girls Glee 4: Chorus Officer, Senior High Representative 4: Pep Club 1, 2, 3: Class Treasurer 4: County Gov- ernment 3: City Government 4: Projection Club 2, 3, 4: Annual staff 4: Paper staff 2, 3,4: Band Award 2: Band Silver Key 4: Chorus Bronze Key 2: Chorus Silver Key 4: Science Clinic 2: Dramatics 4. WAYNE RITTERBUSH Broken Bow, and Dunning, Nebraska, 1: Davenport and Ong, Nebraska, 2: Sutton, Nebraska, 3: Chadron Prep 4: Chorus 4: C Club 4: Football 4: City Government 4: Projection Club 4: Annual Staff 4. MARIE ROBERTS Chadron Prep 1, 2, 3, 4: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Glee 4: Pep Club 2, 3,4: Pep Club Vice President 3, President 4: Prom Queen 4: County Government 3: City Government 4: Projection Club 4: Annual Staff 4: Paper Staff 4: Chorus Bronze Key 2: Chorm Silver Key 4: Dramatics 4. gf ,I 3 of 1957 XR -.Q 7f6J'ld-dfd State 76464614 ealfege Qmmencement fall 747694 Stdddl lfhadmn COM M ENCEMENT College Memorial Auditorium 'l'liursLlny. May 23, 1957 Bjllll P fllwllr, fffuu .flffvllff .M. l'ru0essionzil' 'l'ruinpcL Tune ,.. ...., . . ,. , , . Purcell Urgun - Prnfussur lIi.berL Wliarwn lnvoczmiin' , ,,. The Refverc-nd Javkinzin Nlusicnl 54 lvutinni 'Tri-mier Sn-ln lie l'mivours Furnand Andricu Aluv Sax Sulu - Joyce- Harte-ls Sluilwil Aclilrvsf, , ,.., . ,.... .......... . .. Doris Coviu Sluili-ni Amin-sf. tluruldim- ML-ng Sliisli-nL Aililrl-sh . ., Junlilh liurkhisur Slumlem Avlilrn-ss ..,. ,...,.. ....... 1 ' zilxin Clzirk Nliiriiczil Si-l-1-lifm: Nlvlvwri:il1i llurnlil M. Julmsun I7russ Qiiinlviz lst t'lir1irL - .lulin llulz.-r Frvnvli llurn - l':ml Iliiuus Zml tlwm-i - .lulm Vzirvwll llzmuim- - .I:im.-:- Grnm-s 'l'rvunlwlw - llliulizim-l Vlulppl.-i'fl1-lil Clash History . l'reseiiLuLiun uf Si-hiiluxmliills: Prescnuitiun nf Grniliiziling Class: Presemativm uf lliplmizzis: llencnln-Linn: .. . ., lieceasiumil: 4'Grunnl l'lnwur Hrpun - Pmfessnr Rn'li:.i'il tlrlim-A lrr. Ki, VN. llll-lr':'tl'i DL-an nf Nvlilwiwkzi Sinn' 'l'u-ziuhl-rs Vulligv, Qihzulrun ll. 1. lilu-kvlsmi Principal, l'ri-p S4-nwr High llr. K. W. l-'lmlluy lhrvvwr uf Training, Ni-lxraska Sl.aLe l'vzi4-ln-'rs Coll:-ge, Vliadruii . The R1-vi-ri-ml Jackman ,. . . DuBois liulierl Wharton Iluris A. Vovic Judith J. liurkliisur Miriam f'. liuckmann C, Lzmri-l liirnlsall ., . llormlun G. 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Clark MOST IMPROVED STUDENTS Senior, Carole Cuckler Junior, Linda Ballieu Sophomore, Barbara Gusner CITIZENS!-IIP Babe Ruth Sportsmanship Medal Katherine Brown Calvin Clark Danforth Award Nadine Doolittle Laurel Birdsall D. A. R. Certificate and Medal Miriam Beckmann MUSIC AWARDS Chorus Silver Key Joyce Bartels Miriam Beckmann Judy Burkhiser Doris Covic Nadine Doolittle Marie Roberts Geraldine Meng Band Silver Key Joyce Barrels Miriam Beckmann Doris Covic Jean Doolittle Geraldine Meng 6-Inch Band Letter Shirley Boyd Ron Curtis Michael Chipperfield Jane Freed John Helzer Marilyn Langford Barbara Redfern 4-Inch Band Letter Betty Benthack John Carroll Sharon Doolittle Jimmy Grimes Mary Muma Eric Johnson CHEERLEADING AWARD Joyce Barrels Nadine Doolittle Marilyn Langford Marilynne Redfern Ruby Ritterbush Jo Ella Wholers JOHN PHILIP SOUSA BAND AWARD Joyce Barrels TRAC K Letters Dick Grimes Gordon Caparoon Certificates Dick Rickenbach FOOTBALL Letters Gordon Caparoon Calvin Clark Keith Hubbard Dale Kilber Kenneth Maika Harlan Hakanson John Helzer Glen Gray william Atchison Kenneth Conners Don Shafer Wayne Ritterbush Gene Pinsky Larry Canady Certificate James Heidebrecht Kenneth Cullers Keith Benthack Dick Rickenbach Robert Broberg Dick Muma Reserve Letters Tom Pace Myron Lembke James Aylward 14 BASKETBALL Letters Calvin Clark Robert Broberg Glen Gray Paul Killscrow Gene Pinsky Rodny Snodgrass Reserve Letters Laurel Birdsall Kenny Cullers Douglas Ritterbush Kenneth Conner John Helzer Keith Benthack Donald Shafer Clinton Cooper Harlan Hakanson Manager Letter Neil Buchanan I OURNALISM Keys Miriam Beckmann Kathy Brown Honorable Mention Douglas Ritterbush HOME NURSING AWARD Carole Cuckler Barbara Gusner Ruby Ritterbush Betty Shumway SPEECH Interpretative Public Address Nadine Doolittle Poetry Reading Kathy Brown Extemporaneous Speaking Judy Burkhiser Oral Interpretation of Prose Literature Gerry Meng Discussion and Original Public Address Calvin Clark Kenai! SPEECH fCont'dJ Oral Reading of Drama Joyce Bartels Miriam Beckmann Doris Covic Jean Drullinger Marie Roberts WOMEN'S CLUB AWARD FOR THE MOST PROGRESS IN SPEECH Marie Roberts CERAMICS AND SCULPTURE Judy Burkhiser Don Shafer Larry Canaday Verna Roberts Paul Killscrow TYPING 30-Word Lynda Ballieu Larry Canaday Mary Ann Hawk Gloria Paine Patty Roverts Jo Ella Wohlers 4 O- Word Patty Roberts GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Softball Certificates for Participation Betty Benthack Linda Claussen Ruth Claussen Florence Fish Julia Hoats Margaret Hoats Janet Langford Mabelle Maika Mary Muma Irene Pinsky Loretta Pinsky Helen Roberts Verna Roberts Penny Shumway Carolyn Smith ADVANCED SWIMMING CERTIFICATE Diamme Dalton Q? oH! WHIXT W r 0 0 Q O O KW E.. O my fig, if 5 -. f DA RLENE BA LFANY G E 5 ,, I Q I N 1 , X, , I 122 K 'if' ' 5 I LA RRY CA NA DAY . I A 1 'A 0 W' CLIN T COOPER LYNDA BALLIEU ------------- Secretary LARRY CANADAY - - ' - Vice President FAYNE SMITH - - - - Historian CLINT COOPER - - - - Treasurer PA TTY ROBERTS - - - President '1 EVl'fp,g LLVVL i, V15 gi iff V N15 ' ,, ,,,, M I ' mi GLEN GRAY LYN DA BA LLIEU 65 X iii in TI-f ff' ffl ry . If 9 I Rf- 'if -'.' 1 KENNY CONNER MARY ANN HAWK JIM HEIDEBRECHT SONIA HILL KATHERINE MANN X 'X f' Q' s pg . as A GLORIA PAINE JANET REDFERN MARILYNNE REDFERN ...J If . 1, R 9. M R , If in M- ,,.f+-4 RICHARD RICI-IENBACH RUBY RITTERBUSH PA TTY ROBERTS VERNA ROBERTS BETTY SHUMWAY FAYNE SMITH RODNEY SNODGRASS IO ELLA WOHLERS QM? HHT3' oN THE SIDE oF NW HE BD if S315 My , V- Qi., -w Marilyn Rosalene Langford Smith CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: MARILYN LANGFORD - - ---- Treasurer MIKE CHIPPERFIELD - - - - Vice President JANE FREED ----- ---- S ecretary BARBARA REDFERN - - ------- Historian BILL FARRAR - - - - - President Qcamera shyj -+'f N X? I ,W if Pa ul K illscrow 15 2, Harla n Ha kanson Shirley Douglas Boyd Ritterbush Bob Keith Broberg Benthack sv Ronnie Gene Curtis Pinsky Barbara Gusner Don Kenny Shafer Cullers Barbara Mike Redfern Dick Chipperfield Muma Bill Farrar Jane Freed John Helzer THE IEAST T SAY THE M sr N V11 QI? 85 N 5 5 U ? 5 - I , Yu il 57 XX JZ 00 lm- Y o 4111111 o s' -Q oo ' 'E ' Q ' L FRESHMEN President -------- BILL HANSON Vice President - - - CHARLES ROBERTS Secretary ------ LORETTA PINSKY Treasurer - - - - DONNA BROWN Donna Brown TL , iii. :gp-my I 'ff' 4, ' fag ' '--- u 4352 .. t .4 N L 1 ' 'ii' K L K 1 ii Wfil' , .- ,ek , ,e1'e 5 if David Waldron ii 2 Jo Ann Cooper Helen Roberts Glen Oaks r i Ruth Claussen Ellen Woolery Diane Daltone Julia Hoats Jim Hoffman Loretta Pinsky Carolyn Smith Charles Roberts Tom Pace Bill Atchison Jim Aylwood Myron Lembke William Hansen Patricia Langford , .,,X , .. ggi? FE :A-V m ee - f wr- fg V -az: QL ii., - FF- 'XM5 Kal f . EM kg M ,gg , Prep Prep Prep Prep Prep Prep Prep Prep Prep 1956- 1957 Season Chadron Prep Score Sheet Rushville Hemingford Gordon Rushville Crawford Hemingford High School Hay Springs Gordon W0 KITTENJ' wr XJ-'4 9:99 G' 0 'Z +L.,--O O -l-if.-..i ' ELEMENTARY 9 I ,.,. O Nl 4 9 Left to right: Mrs. Robinson, Mr. Trom, Miss Ebner, Mrs. McG1oth1in ii Skaimwl' A' Kindergarten Pre-School through Sixth Grade . ,,.. ,, We ., ds- I 1 1 K YN!!! '1S'HAKE,RA7'TLE MI ?I.X. f f! X gm ' 2 y f X X M uf.....x U-- .Xue .M I ...M ........ul ff, 9 .--All 4.. xl PORTS I.. 1ll,,,, N- pl? ?aod4!lS Back row, from left to right: Tom Pace, Gene Pinsky, Kenny Cullers, Keith Hubbard Dick Rickenbach, Glen Gray, Jim Heidebrecht, Dale Kilber, Bob Broberg, Dick Muma Harlan Hakansong assistant coaches: Cliff Harkins, Jim Bloom, Bill Lanham. Front row Coach Pinsky, Larry Canady, Myron Lembke, Jim Aylwood, Keith Benthack, John Hel zer, Kenny Conners, Glen Oaks, Wayne Ritterbush, Gordon Caparoon, Bill Atchison, Kenneth Maika, Calvin Clark, Don Shafer. Chadron Prep Chadron Prep Chadron Prep Chadron Prep Chadron Prep Chadron Prep Chadron Prep Chadron Prep Score Opponent Score 7 Martin 14 '7 Hemmingford 7 14 Pine Ridge 14 20 Hay Springs 26 26 Edgemont 13 46 Crawford O 12 Rushville 12 Alliance reserves cancelled on their request. I I 666' R-HB Jim Heidebrecht, No. 24 F-B Dale Kilber, No. 11 L-HB Bob Broberg, No. 25 Q-B Dick Muma, No. 23 R-E Dick Rickenbach, No. 27 R-T Gordon Caparoon, No. 32 R-G Wayne Ritterbush, No. 26 C - Keith Hubbard, No. 29 L-G Kenneth Maika, No. 21 L-T Calvin Clark, No. 30 L-E Kenny Cullers, No. 28 STATISTICS FOR THE 1956 PREP FOOTBALL SEASON PREP Yards gained 1738 First Downs 83 Passes Attempted 66 Passes Completed 27 Fumbles 18 Recoveries 20 Punts 13 Yards lost by penalties 395 Scores 130 OPPONENTS 1243 52 35 l 15 16 '23 210 99 KEITH HUBBARD First String Center, Third, Fourth Year Two Year Letterman GORDON CAPAROON First String Tackle, A11 Northwest 4 3 Year Letterman, Homecoming Co-Captain 3 CALVIN CLARK Four Year Letterman, Co-Captain A11 State Second String Tackle Fourth Year First String Center 1, 2, First String Tackle 3,4 Year KENNETH Guard, Tw First String DALE KILBER Fullback, Three year letterman Co-Captain Six Games Third Year Captain Fourth Year A11 Northwest Third, Fourth First String MAIKA o Year Letterman WAYNE RITTERBUSH Guard, First String, One Year Letterman Back row, left to right: Coach Conn, Clint Cooper, Harlan Hakanson, Dick Muma, Calvin Clark, Keith Benthack, Kenny Conners, John Helzer, Douglas Ritterbush, Neil Buchanan, student manager. Front row: Dick Rickenbach, Dick Grimes, Laurel Birdsall, Gene Pinsky, Bob Broberg, Glen Gray, Jim Heidebrecht, Rodney Snodgrass. First Six, left to right: Calvin Clark, Dick Muma, Dick Rickenbach, Dick Grimes, Jim Heide brecht, Gene Pinsky, Coach Conn. ,Q ,,.. ., , gaa?4q.ume2'duc4ama444 Em Fwmd Zdamzaw M44 wiv M16 aa s-' '56-'57 Season REGULAR SEASON PREP OPPONENT 46 Harrison 11 41 Rushville 29 '72 Hemingford 55 50 Provo 66 50 Crawford 32 CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT 49 Gordon 36 25 Hay Springs 45 43 Assumption 32 Third Place Regular Season Qcont'd.J 48 Gordon 61 45 Lusk, Wyoming 49 '75 Hemingford 50 51 Hay Springs 54 58 Assumption 39 53 Rushville 26 50 Torrington, Wyoming 57 fovertimej 63 Gordon 47 63 St. Agnes 31 52 Crawford 53 fovertimej 48 I-lay Springs 42 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT 54 Rushville 40 59 Sunflower 63 Due to weather conditions no track picture is available. The '57 Prep Track Squad was small. The boys who were out all season were: Dick Grimes, Gordon Caparoon, Paul Killscrow, Gene Pinsky, Dick Muma, Don Shafer, Harlan Hakanson, Kenny Conner, and Dick Rickenbach. Caparoon and Grimes were the only ones to score in any major meet. Caparoon took fourth in the shot-put and Grimes took fourth in the hundred yard dash at the Chadron Invitational and the Northwest Conference meets. There are only two seniors being lost from the track squad this year, so prospects for next year look good. 6oNE GATHERINCJSM K eg 3 ii EEE 3 A 5 J A Al JANET REDFERN ----------- Vice President KATHY BROWN ---- ---- T reasurer NADINE DOOLITTLE - - - Secretary MARIE ROBERTS - - - - - President Fepelad Marilyn Langford Joyce Bartels Marilynne Redfern Jo Ella Wohlers Back row: Joyce Bartels Marilynne Redfern Jo Ella Wohlers Front row: Ruby Ritterbush Marilyn Langford Nadine Doolittle .f C CLUB OFFICERS KENNY MAIKA -------------- Secretary GORDON CAPAROON - - - Vice President DALE KILBER ----- - - - President DICK RICKENBACH - - - - - - Treasurer l vpn , , 6640 0,4 gsm!! ns: S , , rv Front row: Kenneth Maika, Secretary: Joyce Barrels, President Back row: Rosaline Smith, Kenny Connors, Party Roberts. Zend BAND OFFICERS President ---- - JOYCE BARTELS Secretary - - - - NADINE DOOLITTLE Vice President - - - - - JANE FREED President - - - - - CALVIN CLARK Secretary-Treasurer - - - LAUREL BIRDSALL Vice President - - - -KEITH BENTHACK Chadron Prep Band marching on the street Chadron Prep in crown formation Majorettes - DORIS COVIC, MIMI BECKMANN at J .h T I .. s ff 9 1 W! , J K Hi U! Q I . 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Someone has punched the juke box and strains of music drift through the empty room. The first song is called Larry's Lament. It seems that Janet caught him. They are now the parents of three sets of twins and the owners of one of the largest ranches in Texas. Next comes Bartel's Bop. Ila and Dean moved to Oklahoma when she became sole heir to a huge oil field, Speaking of Ila, she now has three little boys. Then the soothing strains of Beckmann's Blues comes wafting across the room. Yes, Mimi is still here at C, S,T,C. Now she is head librarian and the heartthrob of all the college boys, who want their classes held in the library. I don't think it's the intelligent atmosphere, either. Out of that small machine comes rumbling the rage of the week, Clark Street. In fact, it's not only a street but Calvin has built a whole town, Clarkson. He is quite wealthy now. He is now the Speaker of the House and the youngest one at that. He gave up on science after that reading test. Next comes Covic's Calypso. Yep, Calypso is still the rage, but then so is Covic. She is the head inter- preter of the United Nations Building. Because of her, the immigration quota was raised fifty per cent. They like her interpretation. Well, the machine is a little bit quiet and we find Mrs. Taylor coming on the scene. She was voted the most valuable English Teacher for 1967. This is the first one of its kind. She isn't at Prep any more, she is the head English teacher of the world's largest school in Miami, Florida. Someone has put another quarter into the juke box. Out floats the melodious strains of Nee1and Numbers. Joyce has always been active in 4-H, so now she has a 4-H group all her own. A family of seven little girls. She and Jim are now living on a huge ranch just outside of Chadron, - Next the rock and roll number, Rock-a-Brown. Kathy is now the head Physicist at Mount Palomar, Cali- fornia. Yep, I guess that little box of candy she chipped in on helped, after all, Next we have Wayne's Waltz. H'mm, sounds slow for wayne, doesn't it? Well, he's settled down, much to my surprise. He's a family man now. Yep, he was voted Father of the Year, with sixteen kids, he should be, The record flips and so do we when we hear Roberts' Rumble, Marie is now in Geneva at the world's largest medical center as head medical technician. She has just married one of the world's great doctors and is nicely settled in a small 11, 000, 0001 acre estate. Next comes Meng's Mambo. Gerry has moved to Montana. H'mm, wonder why? Guess she roped her Montana cowboy and hung on. Good work, Kiddo. Mr. Smith comes on the scene now and punches some more songs. By the way, Mr. Smith is now the first President of the United States School of Physics, located at Henderson, Nevada. He has the highest paying job to be had in the United States. Some more songs come from the nickleodeon and we hear some more familiar names. First is Galavanting Grimes. It was a little hard for us to get in touch with Dick. The telephone cable be- tween earth and Venus isn't quite perfected yet. Oh, yes, Dick got through those clouds and set up his domain. Keith's Kapers comes through the loudspeaker. Keith has climbed the ladder to success. He is following in his father's footsteps' and is painting houses now. Well, at least he climbed the ladder. Maika's Melody comes out next. Kenny is now head of the world's largest car manufacturing company. The new cars all bear his name, Maik-a-matic, By the way, he is so modest about his position that he still drives the little old car he used to drive when he was a senior. We now hear Jean's Jitterbug. Jean is married now and she and Donnie own a huge florist shop. Iean's ex- perience in the one in Chadron has made her a big success. The theme song from the favorite TV serial, The rootin-tootin' shootin' adventures of Luger Luggin' Larry, is called Lonesome Laurel. That talent scout that spotted Laurel in our senior class play sure made him a star. He is now the most wanted and highest paid star that has ever hit Hollywood. Caparoon Croons is the name of the next hit. Gordon not only croons but has been named the greatest ro- mantic playboy since Casanova. He owns a house in every country and has won every card game he's played in. Good luck, Gord. The spotlight special of the week is called Doolittle's Dream. Nadine, much to the amazement of every- one, is now the solo clarinetist of Carnegie Hall, She has been acclaimed as the greatest clarinetist ever. H'mm wonder what happened? Big change, anyway. Next we hear Carole's Chorus. Carole, we hear, is head of the United States Department of Home Eco- nomics' and Personal Foods Advisor to the President, Oh well, six presidents in six years. Not too bad a record, Judie's Jump starts turning. Well, she always said she was going to go to four years of college and then be an educational bum. Bet she's the only woman of the open road with a Bache1or's Degree to prove it, The juke box stops vibrating for a moment and the distinguished Howard Mickelson enters the room. Mick, who is now the head of a billion dollar high school in Kentucky, was just recently honored by the President of the United States for his fine work in the education of the children in the United States. He never gives up. He puts a coin in the machine and selects the last three songs. The beautiful strains of Johnny come to our ears, John is now the president of the First National Bank Corp- oration of America, a millionaire and in his spare time runs the Midwest Store here in Chadron. Spud's Songs is the next recording, Yep, instead of Presley, it's Pud, He, his guitar, and harmonica have gone quite a way. He is now the most valuable recording artist in America, The last selection, but certainly not least, is Kool Kilber Kallin. Dale still likes to drive and has become the only man to win the Indianapolis Speed Classic six times in a row. He is going to try for seven and retire to live quietly with Alice and their family. Not only have the teachers of Prep reunited but they brought the Class of '57 together again on the hit parade, Wd! I, Nadine Doolittle, hereby will my long, beautiful pony tail to Ruby Ritterbush. I, Neil Buchanan, being of sound mind and weak body, do hereby will my reputation as terrorizer to Douglas Ritterbush, and my nickname, Spud the Sponge, to Clint Cooper. l, Keith Hubbard, hereby give my so-called nickname, given to me by my friends, to Bill Atchison, changing it to Bugs. I, Gerry Meng, will my ability to play a soft tone on the flute to Mary Ann Hawk. I, Larry Jones, will my ability to go steady to Keith Benthack, I, Dale Kilber, will my ability to skip 10:15 study hall for coffee break to Bob Broberg. I, Kenny Maika, being of sound mind and body, will my nickname Bricky to Keith Benthack. I, Dick Grimes, will my greater talent of ruining even the best of stories and slaughtering the punch line of my jokes to Larry Canaday. I, Laurel Birdsall, will my ability to get to school every day of my Senior year, but never on time, to Glen Gray. I, Doris Covic, will my ability to play the right squeak at the wrong time and the wrong squeak at the right time to Marilyn Langford, Zhu Zycw fan 21 Kathy Brown, hereby will my ability to use a water gun in study hall, without being caught by Mrs, Taylor, to Kenny Cullers. Calvin Clark, will to Gene Pinsky, my way with women. Joyce Bartels, will my cheerleading ability to Dick Muma. Marie Roberts, will my ability to get through Trig class to Verna Roberts. 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