Chase County High School - Longhorn Yearbook (Imperial, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1949 volume:

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A Freshmen K7 nm 'T' l I have a story to tell-a story you all remember Thzs Chase County Hzgh School I mvzte you to wander through these pages They are yours to enjoy to remember to cherzsh These have been days of changzng :deals full days of study actzvzty and hurrzed footsteps In our hearts we have many thmgs to remember Remember them wzth me Sophomores Tumors Sen1ors is the story of school and laughterg this is the story of Xgix' f .gif ., Et: 7- 'Tf,Qg,. Aw ,zip Gffvfmf !76f'7 -3- FACULTY MR DORAN GROSSMAN SUPERINTENDENT We shall never for- qet the advice and loyal friendship of our superintendent, Mr. Do- ran Grossman. Mr. Grossman came from Pleasanton to quicle us through this year of school In our remembermq xt would be lmposstble to forget the understandlnq and thouqhtfulness of our loyal and fG1t1'1f'l.1l faculty To you we owe much thanks for helpmq us prepare for whatever may lxe ahead 5 FRANCIS BELL BELVA LEE JOAN GELLATLY NORMA MARY HOBSON Coach BENSON English Speech HEEBNER Scxence Soclal Scrence Commercral Vocal Muslc Lxbrarxan 4 - 1 . . . . ' 1 . , . .2 ' 'ix' , . -ex ' , to , ' -. A ff FACULTY MELVIN MILTON GERALD MARJORIE EUGENE LANTIS NUNAMAKER OSWALD ROWLEY SEVERIN Agrlculture Instrumental Engllsh Soclal Homemakmg Mathematics Musxc Scxence ' JOAN HARDY NED HIATT Commerclal Custodxan MISS ALMA DIFFENDAFFER Always on hand to lxsten patxently to our troubles was Mxss Alma D1f'f9DdGH6f our prmcxpal Her wlse ad vise helped many of us choose the subnects we needed ln our prepara tion for the future e e5-, BOARD OF REGENTS GEORGE REYNOLDS Pres dent The mam force belnnd a Well rnanaaed school 1S the Board of Educatlon Thls elected group represents the people and has the respons1b1l1ty of seelna tnat the school 1S operated 1n accordance wlth the laws of the state and the wlshes of the people LORENA COOK FRANK HARRIS LEON KIMBERLING LEIOTA STATZ 6 MARY MUNN Secretarv Y Teen 2 34 Pep Club 1 2 3 Mlxed Chorus 12 Dra matlcs Club 4 Gxrls PE 1 2 Annual Staff 4 Perkins County Hlgh 123 WALTER COREY Boy Representative FFA 2 3 4 Sentmel 3 Pep Club 2 Dramatxcs Club 4 Annual Staff 4 CLASS OF 49 CLASS omczns GUY CURTIS Presldent B nd 1 2 3 4 Dramatlcs Club 4 Student Council 1 24 Presldent 4 Class Presx dent 34 I Club 34 Sec4 Football 134 Basketball 1 234 Track 1234 VIRGIL WALKER Vice Presxdent FFA 2 Boys Glee 4 Mlxed Chorus 2 Dramatxcs Club 34 I Club 34 Vlce Presldent 4 Football 134 Track 3 Annual Staff 4 CLASS COLORS Scarlet and Sxlver Grey CLASS FLOWER Dark Red Carnatlon CLASS MOTTO Lxfe xs a pxcture pamt xt well 7 MARGARET GRIM Treasurer Y Teen 1 2 3 4 Cabmet 3 V Pres 4 Pep Club Pres 4 Band 1234 Mlxed Chorus 4 Dramatxcs Club Natlonal Honor Socxety 34 Student Counc1l2 4 Sec 4 Class Officer 134 Glrls PE 1 2 Annual Staff 4 MARGARET ANDREWS Gnrl Representative Phllllps County Hxgh 1 2 Y Teen 3 4 Pep Club 3 4 Band 3 4 Mxxed Chorus 3 4 Dramatxcs Club 3 4 Class Play 3 Cheer leader 4 Glrls PE 4 Jumor Prom Queen I ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' I . ' I ' 1 1 1 1 I ' 1 1 1 1 ' - '- 1 1 1 1 ' - , ' ' I ' , Y 1 ' 1 , . . . : : ' 1 1 1 - - 1 I 1 Q y ' 1- :QV - 3 1 1 1 1 1 D 1 1 1 1 ' - 1 1 1 1 - Q f 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 'A '- - ' - fl3Qf' w' I like . f ' F135-l ' .- . . , I , .1 Q ' U V , 1 a 1 1 M 1 1 1 1 . 2 . - , ' , . . . . , , , , 1 1 Q ' 1 1 1 1 S - 1 1 ' 5 . . , 1 1 . . . , U . . . . l - ' 11 SFNIORS ARLENE BAKER YTeen 2 Band 1 234 Class Play 3 Glrls P E 1 2 MONA BENSON Skeets Y Teen 1 234 Pep Club 3 Glrls Glee 234 Mxxed Chorus 1234 Dramat cs Club 4 Class Plav 3 Flag Swmger 3 Longhom Staff3 Office g1rl 4 RICHARD BON NER Baldy Band 1 2 3 4 Dramatxcs Club 3 4 Class Play 3 Annual Staff 4 Longhorn Staff 2 3 4 PAT CASEBEER Casey Y Teen 1 2 3 Secretary 4 Girls Glee 2 3 4 Mxxed Chorus 2 3 4 Dramaucs Club 4 Class Officer Trea surer 1 Secretary 2 3 Girls PE 1 2 4 Annual Staff 4 Busmess Manager BURDETTE BAURLE Bert FFA 1 2 3 4 Sentmel4 I Club 4 Footballl 2 3 4 COY BIRDSALL Sunshxne Mosa Lake Hxgh 2 3 Emd Hlgh 1 Boys Glee 4 Dra matxcs Club 4 I Club 4 Football 4 BILLIE LOUIESE BREWER Beezy Mixed Chorus 1 3 Gxrls BETTY CLARK Bets Y Teenl 2 4 Girls Glee 2 3 4 Gxrls PE 1 2 ELDON R COOK Cookle Sumner Junxor Hgh 1 Sumner Semor Hlgh 2 3 I Club 4 Football 4 WANDA COOK Cookie Y Teenl 2 3 4 Glrls Gl 2 3 4 Mixed Chorus Dxamatlcs Club 4 Longhorn Staff 2 CONRAD EAGAN Con FFA 1 2 3 4 Vice P1631 dent 3 Band l 2 3 4 Dra matm Club 4 Class Play 3 I Club 3 4 Football 1 2 Track 3 BOYD EINSPAIIR Mlxed Chorus 1 Dramatxcs Club 4 Class Play 3 I Club 3 4 Student Counul Vlce Pxesxdent 4 Football l 2 4 Basketball 3 Track 2 3 Ji SENIORS THELMA COOK Cookxe een 1 2 3 4 Band 4 Gu' Glee 2 r P E LAW RLNCF DUNNING Dee Roosevelt Hlgh School 1 Blson Hlgh School 3 Mnxmd I horus 2 4 Dramatxcs Club 4 Class Officer Presxdent Club 4 Football 1 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Track l 2 3 4 Annual Stuff 4 Longhorn Staff 2 4 LADONNA EAC AN Donna Lee Y Teen l 2 3 4 Pep Club 4 Ban 1 2 M1Xz Cholusl 4 Dramatncs Club 4 Class Otficex Vice PIISI mt l Gu ls P E C, lrmval Qu en 4 J R FITZPATRILK FFA 3 Muced Chorus 1 SENIORS ELDON GRIMES Y Champion High 2: Band lg Dramatics Club 4: I Club 45 Football 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 4, Track 3, 43 Annual btaff 4. GENE HARMON Sawed Off A 1 2 3 4 Max Chorus 3 Basketball! PHYLLIS KELLEY Y Teenl 2 4 Girls Glee 1 4 G1 S P E BARBARA KUNZ Bal b Y Teen l 2 3 4 Pep Club 2 3 4 Mlxed Chorus 4 Dramatxcs Club 4 Flag Swxnger 4 Student Councxl 1 Glrls P E 1 2 4 Office Gnr 4 E ifaafw HMM IO- DARROLD GUHN F.F.A. 2, 3, 4g Boys Glee 4: Dramatics Club 3. 4: Class Play 33 I Club 3, 4: Football 2, 33 Basketball lg Track 1, 2, 3, 4. LEVI HARMON FFA 2 3 4 Football 2 3 4 Basketball 2 Track 2 Football Captam 4 ANNA BFLLE KFLLOGG Anme Y Tc-en 1 2 3 Soc1alChalr man 4 Pep Club 2 3 4 Cxrs Glef- 2 3 Mixed Chorus 3 4 Dramatncs Club 4 Flag Swinger 4 Chef-r I vader 4 Class Secretary 3 rs P E FLIZABFTHF LFACH IZ7lL YTecn l 2 3 4 Pep Club 1 23 4 V1 c Prcsldffnt of Pep Club 4 Mixed Chorus 1 3 4 Flag Swmger 4 Dl'llTl3l.lCS Club 4 Trea surf-r of Student Council 4 G sPFl24Annual Staff 4 Office glrl 4 LEONARD MILNER Len FFA 1 2 3 4 Dramatxcs Club 3 4 Class Play 3 I Club 3 4 Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 Track LOIS MORGAN Butch YTecn1 2 3 4 Bandl 2 3 4 Mnxed Lhorus 3 Grs P E 1 2 Ann 1 Staff 4 LAURA RUBY OGDEN YTeenl 2 3 4 Pep Clu 4 Band 1 Gxrls Glee 2 3 Mlxed Chorus 4 Dramatlcs Club 4 Llass Plav 3 Na tional Honor Society 3 4 Glrls P E l Annual Staff 4 Longhorn Staff 3 ARLENE ROBB YTeenl 2 3 4 Pep Club 4 Band 1 Glrls Glee 2 3 4 Mixed Chorus3 Gxrls P SENIORS ELEANOR MOLZAHN Mac Girls Glee 2 3 4 Mixed Chorusl 4 Gxrls P E 1 BETTY MYER Pep Club 3 Girls Glee 2 3 4 Mixed Chorus 2 Class Play 3 Gxrls P E EVFI YN PUMMELL Pumm Y Teenl 2 3 4 Gnls Glee 2 3 Mixed Chorus 4 Dra matlcs Club 4 Glrls P F 1 2 4 Annual Staff 4 MEI VIN ROWI EY Me FFA l 2 3 4 Boys Glee 2 4 Mlxed Chorus 3 Foot bal 4 SENIORS SHIRLEY SKEWES YTeen1 2 3 4 P1an1st 3 Pep Club 1 2 3 4 Trea surer 4 Clrls Glee 1 Mlxed Chorus 2 3 Dramatxcs Club 4 Class Play 3 ag Swinger 4 Student Council 3 Secretary of Class 1 Treasurer of Class 2 Glrls P E 1 2 Annual Staff 2 GENE SMITH Smltty FF.A 2 3 4 Pep Club 2 Boys Glee 4 Mixed Chorus 1 Dramatlc Club 4 Foot ba 1 2 AGNES WAGNER Aggle Gxrls Glee 2 3 4 Mlxed Chorus 1 2 3 4 Trlo 4 Dramatxcs Club 4 Glrls P E 1 Annual Staff 4 Typlst Longhorn Stal? 4 Typlst BERTHA WEAVER Bert YTeen 1 2 3 4 cablnet 3 President 4 Pep Club l 2 3 4 G1rlsGleel 2 3 4 Mxxed Chorusl 2 3 4 Trlo 4 Dramatxcs Club 3 4 Vlce Pxesxdent 4 National Honor Soclety 3 4 Class Treasurer 2 Annual Edxtor 4 Long horn Staff 2 3 4 Socxetv Editor 4 Best Actress 3 Class Play 3 41 DON SMITH Smxtty A 1 2 3 4 Max Chorus 3 Dramatlcs Club 3 4 Class Play 3 Track 3 ROY STAFFORD Staff' FFA 1 2 3 4 Treasurer 1 Band 1 2 3 Natlonal Honor Society 3 4 Vlce Presldent 4 Presldent 3 I Club 3 4 Basketball 1 2 Track 1 2 3 4 Longhorn Staff 3 ROBERT WAGNER Bob Pep Club 2 Mxxed Chorus 1 Dramatlcs Club Presn dent 3 4 Class Play 3 Stu dent Council 3 Class Presn dent 2 Vxce Presldent 3 I Club 2 3 4 Presxdent 4 Football 2 3 4 Track 2 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Long horn Staff 4 BOB WEISS Sparkle FFA 1 2 3 4 Treasurer 3 Presldent 4 Class Presl dent 1 I Club 3 4 Football 2 3 4 Ba ketball 2 Trackl 2 3 4 CHARLES WEISS Charlie FFA 1 3 4 Secretary 4 I Club 4 Football 1 Track DON WINKELMANN Wmk Pep Club 2 Band 1 2 3 4 Boys Glee 3 Mixed Chorus 1 4 Dramatlcs Club 3 4 Class Play 3 Natxonal Honor Soclety 3 4 Presx dent 4 Student Council 3 4 Presxdent of Student Council 4 Class President 1 I Club 2 3 4 Football 1 2 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Track 1 2 Annual Staff 4 432+ SENIORS DWIGHT WELCH Curly Champxon Hugh School 2 Boys Glee 4 Mxxed Chorus 1 3 4 Art Edntor nn Jumor English Class J OHNNIE WOOD McAll1ster Okla 1 Caney Kansas 2 Boys Glee 4 Mlxed Chorus 4 Annual Staff 4 Senlors wlthout plctures GENE ROWLEY MRS. BELVA LEE MR. MELVIN LANTIS BENSON, SPONSOR SPONSOR CLASS HISTORY The Covered Wagons Roll Rxght Along The wagon train pulled up in front of CC H S in September of 1945 to take the 49ers for a trip Slxty seven eager Freshmen set forth ln the covered wagons to make a place for them selves We had two capable guides Mrss Cur tis and Mr Shaeffer to lead us onward After days of rough going we had a Roller Skatrng Party to relax us As we contlnued we found that Herbert Brewer Margert Sandal Leora Sitzman Iunlor Wheeler and Margarette North had stayed behind but we had pxcked up Eldon Grlmes who Joumeyed on with us We travel onward!! Ever Onward!! We stopped for a Carmval sponsored by the Semor Class For our concesslons we had a Penny Prtch Dart Throw and raffled off a bond Thus we had crossed our f1rst barrxer And the Covered Wagons Rolled Rrght Along mto our Sopha more year The seasons also rolled along wlth us it tumed cold very cold Day after day of dreary travel before we stopped to rest Near us was a large pond so we dug mto our trunks for our lce skates and all went xce skatmg but the next day we again had to go new found Mr Dill and Mr Brady as our guldes and Leroy Adams Beverly Bonner Patty Duy sen Elmer Hessman Eldon Gnm s Eugene Hudnall Robert Lock Vernon Splitt and Dwlght Welch were not w1th us as we moved forward however Lawerence Dunmng Wanda Hanmgan and Bertha Weaver tolned us Many days we travel ln times of sadness but mostly the sound of laughter prevailed We once more stopped for the School Carnival Thls txme we had the Flsh Pand and Noveltles We succeeded ln chmbmg the second barrxer And The Covered Wagons Rolled Right Along mto our Iumor year and what a road was ahead for us! ll The year started off with a bang and we do mean a BANG No sooner had we left the second station when a savage band of lndlcms attacked us We took on some new soldiers Iohnny Wood Dwight Welch Eldon Grimes and Margaret Andrews who readily iotned the fight XVe were vrctorlous but Wanda Hannigan Lawrence Dunning Gordon Harsh barger and Iohn Fisher were left behmd Also we lost the two guides but we found two more Mrs Benson and Mr Hutton who led us The road became somewhat smoother now and we stopped for a party We con tlnued into unknown lands Then we reached one of the bnghtest spots of our travel The class play The Cry of the Banshee which was presented wlth much success and will long be remembered by all of us We stopped once more to take part in the School Carnival This ttme we had a Raffle of a radio Telegrams and Carmval Queen Another very bright spot on our way was the Iunlor Senior Ban quet and Prom We left the land and our theme for the Banquet was an Ocean Lmer Thus clxmaxxng endrng and crossing our thrrd barrler And The Covered Wagons Rolled Right Along mto the fmal strech of our Joumey However we were headlng down mto a valley and 1t was ramxng q'l11l9 heavlly There were flood waters all along the route now and the go1ng was get tmg tougher and tougher For days we traveled rn mud and ram and then the sun agam beam ed down on us Look1ng back Mrs Benson and Mr Lantxs were gurdmg us but l.1la Bloom Gerald Brewer Els1e Watts and Henry Mol zahn were lost rn the storm Coy Birdsall Eldon Cook Lawerence Dunmng and Mary Munn Jumped aboard to contlnue the Joumey with s Among the travelers were found many officers and honorees including the President Pep Club Student Councll and National Honor Soc1ety Vlce-President of the Student Council Dramatlcs Club l Club and Y TEEN and FFA S cretary of the Student Councll and I Club There were two cheer leaders four flag swingers two members of the Gxrls Trio A group of the travelers presented a fme class play and gave a brllllant performance Then we sponsored the School Carmval and we had the Bingo Stand Cake Walk and Door Fees The next few days were ones never to be forgotten at CCH S There was our Sneak Day and then the fmal moments were at hand A frne banquet and prom was given ln our honor by the Iunlors Next came Class Night when the valedictorlan and salutatorian were recogmzed and when the 49ers presented their last program as travelers rn the wagon tram of CC H S Baccalaureate services proved that we were near the end of our journey O May 18 1949 the members of the Senior Class of 49 donned their caps and gowns and for the last time appeared as a class group to receive their dlplomas The road now before us is very smooth but only for a short way For xn the dlstance there are two roads the one to SUCCESS and the other to FAILURE The choice is up to each one of us individually l4 II I II I I .... . , . I ' 1 . I . I . II I II I 9 Il I 1 I ' I I I I Il , ' D I I ' - I I II n I D I I I 1 . ' I I - 1 1 ' ' ' u . I on. Looking backward at our travellers we of the I Club, Dramatic Club, FFA, Y-TEEN, ' ' I I I I 1 1 ' - 1 .3 I II II I I I ' R' I I I u ' : I I - I I , . ' I ' I I I A 1 I I .Il . I II I , 1 1 . ' ' . n 1 1 ' 1 I I , . , . . 4 ' . on. , ll II I . 1 1 '- - PROPHECY Ho hum fyawn yawnl An elderly man with long hair and a beard is stretching lazrly bes1de a tree Opening his eyes sleepily he asks quest1only Where am l? What has happened? My beard Why 1t must be at least four feet long And my clothes are nothing but rags Plcking up a scroll beside h1m he says What IS this? Then reading it he says Why this is a l1st of all my classmates Where did it come from? The fa1r1es must have left it lt says 1969-why I must have been asleep for 20 years What are my classmates dOlDQ? Then read1ng the scroll Arlene Baker after many years cf teaching is now teaching 1n the Mc Cook Iun1or College at McCook Nebraska Burdette Bauerle IS in his penthouse in New York managing hls seedless hybrid tomato farm Mona Benson As you walk down Hollywood and Vine 1n Hollywood California you see a beautiful Dress Shop with the words Monas Dress Shop wr1tten on the big show window Better go IH 1t IS a b autiful place Coy Birdsall has finally settled down in h1s favorite state of Oklahoma with h1s brides parents on the Big Hoocheekoochee Reservation Dick Bonner IS conductor of Imperials Tenth Symphony Earth to Mars B tty Clark and her faithful friend Phyllis Kelley are still together They are making beds and waiting tables in the Inter planet Hotel on Saturn Eldon Cook had the honor of receiving the Nobel prize for his recent lnvention his interspace doughnut maker Thelma Cook is now taking her mother s place as county superintendent Wanda Cook is chief foretgn reporter talways up on the latestl now stationed on Venus Walt Corey has f1nally reached the top and work awhile for I C Pennys but has been promoted to the F 1ve and Ten Cent Stores Guy Curtis IS Chief Iustice of the World s Court tnow on a case between Earth and Marsl Larry Dunning is the famous commercial Katomicl comedian whose many fans watch him through telev1s1on throughout the UHIVGTSS Conrad Eagan with the support of his faithful wtfe the former Evelyn Pummel IS homesteadmg tafter movrng from planet to planetl on the most progressrve planet of the universe Pluto Boyd Elnspahr IS now head of the Ernspahr Drugs and Dopes Coopera tion His vnfe the former Mary Munn IS usually found at their residence taking care of the family I R F1tspatr1ck IS now found 1n the Worlds Fair dr1v1ng a h1gh speed rocket car Margaret Grtm and Bxllte Brewer are now working in the No Grav1ty Hospital as graduate nurses float1ng in space between the moon and the earth Eldon Gr1mes ls now the Business Manager of Standwell Products Cor porat1on wtth Margaret Andrews Elizabethe Leach LaDonna Eagan Shlrley Skewes and Anna Belle Kelloqq as h1s efficient secretaries 1 15 Pat Casebeer is now a beautiful Airline Stewardess on the plane from e ' ' ' ' . . 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PROPHECY lCON'l'INUEDl Darrold Guhn rs now the famous radlo announcer that you hear every mormng over statron KIST 1n Imperlal Nebraska Gene Harmon rs now teachlng all the lrttle Harmon s to drlve let Cars Lev1 Harmon If ever travelrng through Brazxl ,you must stop at the famous Rumba Ball Room to see LGVI Harmon and h1s partner Arlene Robb Barbara Kunz now owns her own pnvate beauty shop and flxes ha1r to the latest styles for ladres from all planets L onard Mrlner lS star football player at Yale Umverstty Eleanor Molzahn IS now marrled and her chxldren are attendlng CCHS LOIS Morgan and Vlfqll Walker flnally got together after 20 years lVlfQll has a rocket l1ne to Iupxterl Roy Stafford Professor of Harvard Agnes Wagner Now working at a summer resort 1n Florlda as the hostess Bob Wagner Now known as Dlstrlct Attorney Wagner He has solved many of not only the World s but the Unrverse s crxmes Bertha Weaver Has had a very successful hfe as berng a famous dra matrcs and lrterature teacher at Northwestern Unlversrty Bob We1ss In Hollywood now playrng the latest roll called Werss Goes To The Top Betty Myers ls now mcdelrng Parts latest styles Melvtn Rowley Owns a Frx 1t shop and w1ll hx anythrng that needs frxed Don Smrth Is the famous lCl'1SOf1Gl artlst Hrs spectahty berng the famous GI ha1r cuts G ne Smrth You w1ll hear and see h1m every mornrng on your radro and televl lon set dlrectrhg you 1n your latest reduclng lesson Charles WGISS Star baseball player for the Saturn Set Up Dwxght Welch Sells chtcken feed and hatches Chxckens Don Wrnkelrnann Brg tlme operator of lets and Pockets Corporatlon Iohnme Woods ts Wtrk s head mechanxc Laura Ogden Has made such a success of teachxng that she IS now at Yale My but the members of the Class of 1949 have certamly got around As they have been such a success I thrnk I mrght as well go back to sleep and WG1l another twenty years to look 1n on them agam Shxrley Skewes 16 , . , . . 1 A . A . . . . . r . 1 . . . H . 1. . . 1 . . rf . .H . . . 3 I .c. . . K . . ., . . . rl ff . w , . f A . . . A 1 . A . , . , LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We the members of the S nror Class ot 1949 berng of sound and ane mrnd do hereby declare thrs to be our last wrll and testament thereby re vokrng all such former documents Margaret Andrews wrlls all of her old boy frrends to Duane Bremer Have fun Duane' Arlene Baker bequeaths her Jeep to Larry Hoftmerster ls that a good enough substrtute for a hot rod Larry? Burdette Bauerle leaves hrs car to Glen Doron so Glen wont have to walk to school Mona Benson wrlls Iay Kenny to CCHS for a year only Coy Brrdsall freely grves hrs wrnnrng way wrth Mr Grossman to Eryle Woods Drck Bonner wrlls hrs car load of boys to Glor a Mulder Brllre Brewer wrlls her herght to Florence Lunnrng Pat Casebeer leaves her secretarral abrlrty to Shrrley Makrn t Betty Clark wrlls her walkrng abrlrty to Lolly Kelley Eldon Cook wrll grve hrs master mrnd to LeBoy Adams Thelma Cook grves her bookkeeprng book back to the publrshrng com pany rt rs too deep for her and us too' Wanda Cook wrlls all her Amerrcan Ob ervers back to Mr Oswald rn hopes that he can understand them She couldn t Walt Corey wrlls hrs good excuses to Ioy Ernspahr Guy Curtrs grves Mr Oswald hrs love love of Englrsh IV that rs LaDonna Eagen leaves her abrlrty to get her man to Arlene Radclrff Lawrence Dunnrng wrlls hrs abrlrty to get rnto mrschref to Bob Molzahn the CCHS Henry Aldrrch Conrad Eagen wrlls hrs burld to Dwane Flory Boyd Ernspahr wrlls hrs cuteness to Iunror Morgan o we know you dont need rt for do you'?l I R Frt patrrck regrettully wrlls hrs great love for school to Walt Powers Margaret Grrm wrlls her swell memorres of CCHS to Evelyn Mather She Eldon Grrmes wrlls hrs quret ways to Ioe Bonk who rs equally worthy Darrold Guhn wrlls hrs love for reckless drrvrng to Drck Wrllrams Gene Harmon feels rt rs trme to start progressrng so he wrlls hr slow ways to some one wantrng to take rt easy for a whrle Levr Harmon wrll grve hrs abrlrty to play football to Darrold Strand Anna Belle Kellogg wrlls her Jolly attrtude to Glorra Van Dyke Phyllrs Kelley wrlls her quret ways to Glorra Collrns Barbara Kunz wrlls her rnabrlrty to go steady to Wanda Belau Elrzabeth Leach wrlls herself to Art Crevelrng rnstead of Bob Wagner now that school rs out Leonard Mrlner wrlls hrs herght to lack Knotwell Eleanor Molzahn wrlls her Job Wrth Mrs Heebner to anyone capable of takrng her place Any volunteers? ? Lors Morgan wrlls her quret ways to Mabel Heath She needs them Mary Munn wrlls her steady datrng to Gwen Ernspahr huh Lev1'? Betty Myer wrlls her long harr to all the boys trat have had Butch harrcuts They need rt dont they grrls? cyvf wgxfml . s 17 'e ' , ' s ' ' ' i . ' ' ' ' ' s ez . . C . . . , . 1 . knows Evelyn is worthy ot it. . V 1 r A -. ,C I I I ' I 1 UC, sf yt t . 9- ki' ll.. ...A mv, 1.-P WILL lCON'l'INUEDl Laura Ogden says she has nothrng to wrll but her memorres of CCHS to the Freshmen Please take good care of them wont you? Evelyn Pummell would lrke to wrll herself to another senror but since thrs rs agarnst the rules she wrlls her rob as chore grrl to Lolly Kelley Yes thrs rs rlght down Lolly s alley rsnt rt? Arlene Pobb wrlls herself to anyone that can square dance Hmm This should be rnterestrngl Gene Rowley wrlls hrs clever sm1le to some cute underclassman By thrs he means some grrl so who would be wrllrng to take the chance? Please don t all speak at once Melvrn Rowley wrlls hrs way with women to Robert Ahrens Shrrley S ewes wrlls her quret way to Marrlyn Bleecker Gerry Newman and Florence Dunnrng Don Smrth wrlls hrs reckless drrvrng to Roy Rushrng and Clrflord McNerl Gene Smrth wrlls hrs puny burlo to Carl Fannrng and Eddre Wonderly Roy Stafford wrlls hrs good grades to any of the rumors that need them Agnes Wagner wrlls her easy gorng manner to all the grrls of CCHS Bob Wagner wllls hrs Jokes back to the Joke books Vrrgrl Walker wrlls hrs southern drawl bak to Oklahoma Bertha Weaver wrlls her temper to anyone who wrll take rt Any volunteers! ? Bob Weiss wrlls hrs bashfulness to Chuck Collrns rn exchange for a few lessons on How to make dates Charles Werss wrlls his track abllrtres to the up and comlng freshmen Iohnnre Word wrlls hrs abrlrty to reason thrngs out to Berwyn Oltman Dwight Welch wrlls hrs artrstrc abrlrty to Harry Krnner Ir Don Wrnkelmann wrlls hrmself to the only person he loves hrmself To all our adorrng teachers we freely wrll the followrng To Mrss Drffendarfer we wrll a brgger and better enrollment rn CCHS To Mr Lantrs we wrll a two week vacatron rn Florrda to recuperate from e ordeal he went through as our sponsor To Mr Osvs ald we wrll a box cf nerve tablets We know he needs them To Mrss Gellatly we wrll a soda fountarn for her own To Mrs Benson we wrll the new commercral teacher for next year all the troubles that she has had as our sponsor To Mr Bell we wrll a car that wrll out run hrs car Gene Rowley s modle T To Mrs Heeber we wrll a study hall that wrll stay quret durrng the half hour readrng of announcements To Ned we wrll a new and modem hrgh school burldrng To Mrss Hobson we wrll a new scrence lab-wrth every modern convenr ence of 1949 To Mr Severrn we wrll brrghter math students than the senrors of 49 have been To Mrs Rowley we wrll more cookrng utensrls and equrpment for her rooms To Mr Nunamaker we wrll our muslcal talents of course we realrze rt rsnt very much To Mr Grossman we wrll our memorres of our last year rn CCHS They have been enroyable ones and wrll be long remembered Margaret Andrews Bob Werss Eldon Cook Mona Benson Drck Bonner 18 , - . . 1 ' ' 4 . . . . r . . . 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IUNIORS FIRST ROW S Makmster G Mulder P Gardner E Strand A Carter W Belau D Grantham A Radchffe SECOND ROW Mr Severm F Davxdson I Hlatt L Mathews D Baker M Bleecker M Heath M Todd J Emspahr D Storhaug MISS Gellatly THIRD ROW J Monasmlth R Pugh R Rushmg H Kmner J Bonk B Relchardt G DonJon L Hoffmelster D Popps G Hedges FOURTH ROW D Woodworth M Harmon D Mastm L Adams W Klvett J Kenney B Oltman B Brown D Wllson B Molzahn B Kl1D3tFlCk C Collms D Forsbeck NOT PICTURED R Burtls J Curtis E Mather C McNe11 W Powers E Woods Class Oihcers lyn Bleecher Treasurer Chuck Colhns Boy Representatlve B111 Kllpatrlck Glrl Representatxve Ioan Monasmlth Sponsors MISS Gellatly and Mr Severln We remember The achmq llmbs followlnq the roller skatxnq party at Holyoke w1th the Sophomores our depleted treasury the excmnq h1 larlous play DFGCTICSS the competent UD make up crew Ieannle s harp the drug store or skatlnq pond after play practmce the foothqht fnqhts the ultlmate success of The Ghost House Bleek as Gf1d1fOH Queen Vonme and Ieannle as Cheer Leaders The orderly WJ Class meetmqs the thrlll of qettlnq our class rmqs the blq carnlval the banquet e lack of sleep the prom preparatlons those formals that orchestra the last day of school we re Seniors Nowlll 19 3 . ' , . ' , . , . , . , . ' ' ' . ' . . I . v . . x - v v v. - v ' I . . . , . , . , . v - . Y ' J ' V ' 1 ' 1 . , . U, . , - ,U - I , - n - v ' 1 - y ' 1 ' 1 ' ' I . . 57' President, Berwyn Oltmang Vice President, Bob Reichardty Secretary, Mari- Mtv 6513 mgfmy, A' y ali' ., 1 fm sgglg ff , . . . - .. 4-.A A QT. , 4'?'5' ' - ,'- - 5 W ,Q - .w.p-.- 'f Q' -1? L- g-' , ' , .-.w:f,1.q,,g5 V k , . My - f :'x-Msgzfeawsxg ' Vg Y ' 05315: - ' , , L4 , ' .- x - , 4 7 Baia M C, 5- r ,. SOPHOMORES UP FROM THE RANKS CFront Rowl M Walhn, J Edwards J Robertson G Van Dyke F Dunn mg P Skewes J Buss J McLa1n M Mlller SECOND ROW Mrs Rowley J Reynolds, L Kelly R Kauk B Norman M Hudnall M Brown mg R Molzahn A Welss D Wonderly N Busby G Collms Mr Bell THIRD ROW B Bonner D Flory M Oltman C Stafford G Morgan J Cr1use D Grim B Ferebee J Robb R Mllner M Needham FOURTH ROW D Wxlllams E Walker R Mc Lam M Adams W Weaver V Day R Traxner G Rowley E Martm B Shutze B Fannlng - WE SOPHOMORES MADE A PLACE The roaring class of 51 shouldered a mighty load of responsxbxhty takmg the spot light 1n many school GCllVlll9S Mrs Rowley and Mr Bell shouldered a blg I'GSpOI1S1bllllY also-they were our ever fa1thfu1 sponsors Mllner Morse Oltman Shutze Weaver and Wllllams made the football squad Weaver and W11l1ams had top berths on the flrst fxve ltne up Oltman made the second team Exgh teen gtrls Jomed the YTEEN Max1ne Wallin was on the cabmet Thlrteen QIIIS donned black slacks and Whlle sweaters to cheer for the team A roller skatlng party wlth the Iunlors left memones of gay laughter and achmg hrnbs Apnl rem1nds us of the swell time we had serv ing at the Iunmor Semor Prom May 20 found us in the aud1tor1um shoutmg Make way for us! We re Iuniors now! I . , . 1 1 1 1 ' 1 ' y - 1 - 1 - 1 . . , . , , . , . ,. . , . ' , 1 1 - r - 1 - 9 . , 1 . . . , 1 I , . . , ' I ' 9. ' 1 ' 7 o , 1 , . . , 1 1 . 1 . , . , , - 9 - 1 -. 1 - 1 - 9 1 , 1 , . , . 1 . 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 11 1 1 ' ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 11 1 11 FRESHMEN FIRST ROW: V. Hill, D. Hershbeger, R. Kimble, C. Smith, J. Newman, J. Dart, J. Winkelmann, M. Tibbetts, F. Walker SECOND ROW: Mr. Oswald, Sponsor, M. Jones, B. Mulder, A. Brandt, V. Wheeler, D. Grantham, D. Spady, R. Hiatt, A. Rowe. D. Hedges, Miss Hobson, Sponsor THIRD ROW: P. Olsen, D. Bremer, Z. Sharp, M. Phillips, D. Hill, M. Gardner, B. Sylvester, B. Hampton, G. Einspahr, P. Kensley FOURTH ROW: E. Wonderly, N. Werts, R. Munn, W. Hampton, D. Spady, R. Ahrens, R. Baldwin, C. Fanning, D. Strand, B. Mathews, J. Browning FIFTH ROW: M. Castle, R. Holscher, J. Majors, M. Wood, J. Bernard, J. Knotwell, R. Greely, R. Weiss, C. Walker. W. Chamberlain NST' c THE FRESHMEN GHEW UP: The Freshman Year started ofi with a loud bang as fifty some students gathered in the halls of our beloved C.C.H.S. As we eagerly awaited Initiation, we looked over our casualties. As the result of all the fireworks we had broken arrns, collar-bones, etc. Falling off roofs seemed to be a lot of fun. Our officers were: President, Iim Majors: Vice President, Gwen Einspahr: Secretary Rex Holscher: Treasurer, Bemita Hampton. NA-YVW UJVNJQL 7 wwmwm' mam' mx nu ifumw aiu JNJVJ V S5513 :UCD I1 6 8117 if 'E .P -x Xt. UPS. wr -'TJ' Qs? yn .7 .v I' 317330 :Y 4. 1.71174 X iii Ol' Ji MO! XVW UVVJ1 5' JZVA' N' IV NNIV .7!7 7 XYWYJON i 4.13427 H335 'u 4 C5 H x L 5 ,AAU 444 wi 21 NDS' AVG XIIV7 'kwa FNIJIVX3 !W'WzYV'lfN AH' ll Y!!! 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Q Q aff b qu ' f N : Y? 1 Q-1 SCN g L' 1 -1' N f ' LV' wg f':'f Qif',uiz2k5?L' V a ' ' x vp 5 XX A F Q rv Q, x , . ii . 3 , - Q ' yin? as NEANDRATHALS TO ATOMS World History is a course offered pri manly to Sophomores To many stu dents it is an introduction to the field of social sciences The primary aim and purpose IS to endoctrmate students to the various affairs of the past as they influence our modern society An un derstandlng of many political military and social practices of today that have direct relation to affairs of the past DEVELOPING POISE No matter what profession one en- ters it is always an advantage to be able to speak convincingly. This abil- ity may be acquired by anyone who is willing to put forth the necessary ef- fort. This is the fundamental purpose of a speech class. The speech student must acquire poise, learn spontaneity, know how to stand correctly, practice good tone production, learn how to or- ganize a speech and to express one's ideas to the best advantage. THE WORLD AND US Modem Problems a required sublect for all seniors deals with problems in our modern world It is a combination of Civics sociology economics and modern forelgn policy The study of Latin American and Pacific relations onstitute an interesting unit The study of current events was enhanced by the use of the American Observer The class was especially interested ln the differences among democracies and other forms of government s'rUnY l LEARN SEAT OP LEARNING The L1brary IS the hub of the school It serves as a study hall as well as a llbrary so that all of the students are there for part of every day Thls year the new World Encyclopedzas have been added to the reference shelves In order that current materlals may be avallable to students and teach rs seven newspapers and about fifty magaz1nes together w1th the Readers Gu1de to Per1od1cal Llterature are sub scr1bed for LONGITUDE AND LATITUDE World Geography IS taught in hlgh school to fam111ar1ze young people w1th world geograph1c and economlc s1tu atlons The fact that men are related to the earth regardless of how boun darles are drawn polnts out the 1nter dependence of all peoples and places the world around To explaxn lh1S and to g1ve the secondary school pupils a better bas1c knowledge of geographlc sc1ence IS the respons1b1l1ty of World Geography 25 L...-J WE FEED THE WORLD Vocatmonal Agrlculttrre IS a study of the farm and 1ts productlon enter prises The course of study mcludes every phase ot farm product1on and management It xs composed of a three year plan namely anlrnal husbandry crops and sotls and farm management Three years of farm shop work 1S also offered where the boys actually d bulldlng and repalr work commonly found on the fhe farm Each student is requtred to select one or more pro ductlve prolects 1n wh1ch he IS respon sxble for the purchasmg care and re- cord keeping . . . . . 1 1 ,, -l -'T Y -.1 - 1 ' Q n., , t. . -.. . . 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I CHEMICALS AND US The study of chemlstry shows us our world m a new way enabllng us to understand our envlronment better and l1ve rn 1t more advantageously Not a sclence of the contents of myrlads of bottles but an examxnahon of common substances chermstry makes us ap preclatlve of therr complexltv and use fulness The chemrstry students have drawn dlagrams to help them under stand the structure and actxvxty of atoms and molecules and to see why wxth some substances two and one may make two Experlments help by show mg what varlous substances can and w1ll do whxle texts grve explanatxon of the natural laws mvolved WORK HOME LOVING LASSIES Our home maklng classes have done a varlety of practlcal home making unlts of work thls year The cookmg classes have had the pleasant experx ences of makmg breakfasts cakes pres yeast breads and rolls candles and other general cookery xncludmg can nxng Personal appearance of each g1rl and the ways of makmg and ma1nta1n 1ng a good lookrng and GHICISIII home have been emphasrzed The sewmg classes have lncluded the baszc knowl edges of sew1ng and the many fme gar ments are proof of lnterested students who have accompllshed thexr arms ADDITION TO AXIOMS Applled mathematrcs IS a course of ferred pr1mar11y to Freshmen comlng 1nto CCHS The course mcludes a IGVIQW of the fundamental operatlons wrth whole numbers fractions and decl mal fractrons Practlcal appllcatxons to related problems are sotved Introductory work m Algebra and Geometry IS done rn the latter part of the course Typrcal toptcs lncluded xn the work Local State and Federal to,-ces The Equauon and the Srze of Plane and Solxd Frgures 26 I 'C n A. F T 1 1 n n . 5 1 I rl . - X' C . Qty A 5,3 , are: Percentage: Machines and Workg I I ' Q AM. A U 1 ,P ' P 4:7 , Q 5721 gg w f ' 5 , ,: ' - Lil 99' - Q 5, EZ ' g ,year le 0 12522 we WM 3 ,, f- , 1. , . s fu ,- t'.E- ,Lx .V X L . Vi, ' 1 1 '95 .Q1f,f- V '34 -1 .,-,x ' .. .:M . L , '-F1525 9. ' 'K Y THE GOVERNING BODY BACK ROW Seated B Kllpatrxck N Werts M Oltman Z Sharp W Corey Stand ln FRONT ROW Seated B Emspahr L Kelly J Monasmlth M Andrews E Le ch Mr Grossman M Grun Standmg G Curtxs STRIVIN G FOR PERFECTION STANDING BACK ROW L Dunnmg D Wmkelmann E Grxmes D Bonner STANDING SECOND ROW E Leech L Ogden M Grim B Oltman M Bleecker L Morgan P Casebeer SEATED A Wagner Mr Lantxs Sponsor B Weaver Edltor Mrs Benson Sponsor M Munn 2 Q ' I , . , . , . , . , . , - : I - . 1 I - 9 - . 1 - - . 2 . , . . , . . Q-...f T I . , . ,R . , . , I . , . , . , - , . , . , . . I . I . , . , . ' , . ' , . . i O -F NCSE FOR NEWS STANDING Dxck Bonner Art Edxtor Mr Oswald Sponsor SEATED Berwyn Oltman Edxtor Bertha Weaver Socxety Edxtor Larry Dunmng Art Edxtor Not Plctured Don Wmkelm nn and Guy Curtxs Sports Edltors These guys look like they really are gom out for the red hot news about the guys and gals of the C C H S student ody WE DID THE WORK Lo1s Morgan Eleanor Molzahn Barbara Kunz and Margaret Andrews Not Plctured Wanda Cook, Mona Benson Margaret Grxm Thelma Cook, La Donna Eagan Evelyn Pummell Pat Casebeer Ellzabethe Leach Anna Belle Kel logg Shxrley Skewes Eldon Gruns and Dwxght Welch 29 : - . ' ' - . ' . . : . . - , . - '. . - . I ' ' . if D 1 v 9 ' . : Y 1 ' I . 7 '. .' 7 - ' 1 n n - WE CHEERED THE LONGHORNS FIRST ROW L Mathews M Tlbbttts S Skewes M Gum A Kellogg W Belau E Leach D Bremer E Mathers SECOND ROW L Eagen R Molzahn B Weaver J Robertson J Buss M1ssGellatly P Skewes F Dunnlng G Van Dyke M Bleecker M Brownmg THIRD ROW J Reynolds A Brandt B Norman V Wheeler J Emspahr B Kunz G Emspahr M Hudnal A Welss P Kensley J Monasmlth G Collins WE LEAD THE CHEERS Left to Rxght Margaret Andrews Anna Belle Kellogg Lavon Mathews Evelyn Mathers LETS PUT ON A PLAY FIRST ROW J Monasmlth D Bremer M Todd J E1nspahr G Emspahr S Skewes M Grlm P Kensley V Wheeler M Munn SECOND ROW Mr Oswald D Storhaug B Hampotn J Wmklemann S Makxnster E Pummell M Andrews L Eagan B Kunz W Cook I Hiatt P Casebeer Mlss Gellatly THIRD ROW A Kellogg L Milner L HOHU1ClSt9f C Eagan D Bonner W Weaver W Corey J Bonk B Wagner G Curtis L Ogden FOURTH ROW E Leach A Wagner P Hershberger A Carter F Dunnlng B Meyer M Benson J Robertson M Bleecker M Heath B Weaver FIFTH ROW D Smxth D Guhn C Bxrdsall B Emspahl C Wmklcmann J Woods J Kenney G Smlth L Dunnlng E Grlmes V Walker 30 - l 1 1 9 x n, wi . l A -1 A I . ' . .' , - v' y. ,. 9' ' . X X , .. ,. ,. ,. ,. - ,. , - v' v' v- v - ,' v- 1 v- 1- .- v- v- v . ,. y. ,. ,. . ' . , , .. ,. ,. ,. ,. y. , TO BUILD A BETTER WORLD FIRST ROW: Miss Diffendaffer, E. Mathers, M. Bleeker, E. Pummell, M, Grim, D Grantham, P. Skewes, J. Buss, B, Weaver, A, Kellogg, P. Casebeer, M. Wallin L. Kelly, Mrs. Rowley. SECOND ROW: D. Hedges, A. Rowe, J. Monasmith, R. Kalk, V. Wheeler, D. Bremer D. Spady, J. Einsphar, B. Norman, M. Munn, G. Hedges, M. Hudnal, R. Hiatt, P Kensley, A. Brandt, M. Jones, G. Collins, M. Reynolds. THIRD ROW: L. Matthews, A. Weiss, D. Storhaug, W. Cook, M. Tibbetts, D. Hill, F Walker, P. Olson, J. Andrews, M. Miller, B. Sylvester, M. Todd, M. Phillips, F Davisson, P. Kelley, A. Robb, R. Molzahn, L. Morgan. FOURTH ROW: D. Grantham, G. Mulder, B. Kuntz, S. Skewcs, M, Andrews, L. Ea- gen, J. R. Kimble, E. Strand, S. Makinster, M. Browning, G. Einspahr, B. Hamp- ton, S. Sharp, M. Gardner, LAST ROW: E. Strand. B. Clark, J. Winklemann, P. Hershberger, J. Robertson, M Benson, A. Carter, W. Belau, F. Dunning, J. Newman, G. Van Dyke, T. Cook, L Ogden, C. Smith, M. Heath, A. Radcliffe, P. Gardner. 9 CLASSES FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA FRONT ROW E Wonderly J Browmne, M Needham D Florey C Fanning M Oltman R Mxlner B Hampton B Bonner R Munn N Werts Mr Lantxs SECOND ROW R Ahrens L Mathers G Harmon L Mxlner J Cruise C Stafford B Ferebee M Castle G Morgan E Woods J Robb R Baldwln R Pugh THIRD ROW C Walker L Hoffmexster B Wexss G Rowley M Adams M Har mon W Corey C Eagon L Harmon Ml Rowley R Burtls V Day J Bonk R Wxllxams E Martxn B Fanmng FOURTH ROW R Stafford H Molzahn B Molzahn D Morse B Baurele J Ber well R Greely W Power W Klvett D Smx h D Woodworth C Collms B Kxl patrxck BRAINY ONES Natxonal Honor Society FIRST ROW R Stafford L Ogden B Weaver M Grlm D Wmklemann TOP ROW Mr Severxn M1ssD1ffendaffer Mrs Benson Mxss Hobson Mr Lantxs FUN AND FITNESS Left to Right S Skewes M Todd E Pummell D H111 P Casebeer M Phulxps B Kunz L Eagan SECOND ROW Mlss Gellatly A Brandt B Mulder D Storhaug D Bremer B Hampton B Sylvester A Rowe D Hedges TOP ROW A Kellogg M Andrews E Leach T Cook J Newman B Myer J Wmklemann M Tlbbetts P Hershberger 32 nard, J. 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MUSIC ew wi' ATTENTION' FORMATION' We remember the day of September 25th when the band took a tr1p to Boulder Colorado to take part rn Band Day How well we remember the band marchmg at sxx home football games wxth all the ghtter glamour and color so characterestxc of the football season Then on November 25th the band spent a long day at Grant attendmg a mus1c clxmc We remember so well the Chrxstmas program dxrected by our band teacher Mr Nunamaker and Mlss Gellatly our voxce lnstructor Thxs program was presented December 21 1948 The band and vocal groups attended a concert at Holdrege on Aprxl lst The marchmg band members are left to rxght M Todd L Mathews J Roberston W Belau J Edwards SECOND ROW B Kunz M Bleecker E Leach A Kellogg S Skewes THIRD ROW B Oltman T Cook J Elnspahr G Morgar R Tramer FOURTH ROW D Bonner R Burtls M Jones G Emspahr E Walker FIFTH ROW M Adams B Mathews M Andrews P Hershberger D Baker SIXTH ROW A Baker B Bonner D Grxm D Flory M Browning SEVENTH ROW L Morgan Z Sharp M Oltman V Day EIGHTH ROW G McLa1n M Grlm R Kauk J Wlnklemann FLASHY STUTTERS' 34 Left to Rnght L Mathews W Belau M Todd J. Edwards J. Robertson TWITTERING THREE Left to Right MISS Gellatly Dlrector Bertha Weaver Agnes Wagner Marxlyn Bleecker Accompanlst Gwen Elnspahr BLENDED HARMONY GIRLS GLEE Left to Rxght W Cook M Browmng E Strand B Weaver E Molzahn P Casbeer A Wagner W McLain M Mlller A Welss D Storhaug B Norman G Collins TOP ROW B Clark T Cook J Buss G Van Dyke P Skewes B Myer M Ben son M Heath J Edwards Miss Gellatlv Director 35 SECOND now! J. Reymlldi, R. Kauk, P2 Keuey,.'A. Robb, nil. Hudnall, R. Molzahn LONGHORNS ROUGH AND READY' Left to Rlght FIRST ROW W Weaver End V Walker Guard E Grlmes G Rowley End R Tramex B Elnspahr Tackle B Baurle C Eagan Tackle M Rowley SECOND ROW Coach Bell G Curlts Halfback B Wagner Fullback R Relchardt Center J MaJors W Kxlpatrlck R Holschex R VNrlllldYTlS C Moxr son Asst Coach THIRD ROW E Cook Student Mgr N WtIlS Q Fannlng R Ahrcns R McLain J Bonk J Bernard J Cruxse M Oltman D Strand E Wonderly B Schutz Student Mgr Holyoke lrnpenol St l'rc.xnc1S O lmperlcxl Oshkosh lmperlol Benklemcxn 33 lmperlcl Grd lmperlcxl Chappell lrnp rxczl Trenton Imp nal Culbertson 2 lmperlcxl Groot lITlpSflC1l Woune-to Cancelled THEY EARNED THEIR LETTER' Left to Rlght FIRST ROW L Harmon E Grlmcs L Dunnlng D Wlnklemann B Emspahr S Morse B Baurle SECOND ROW Coach Bell G Curtxs R Williams F Cook B Wagnm C Collins B Wel s L Mxlner THIRD ROW J Curtxs C Bxrdsall R Stafford B Kllpatrlck W Weavez C Eagen J Majors M Harmon B Relchardt 3m CAGEY CAGERS FRONT ROW tLeft to Right? Guy Curtis Forward Wayne Weaver Guard Bob Brown Center Don Winklemann Guard Lariy Dunning Foiwald Edon urimes Center SECOND ROW Jim Curtis forward guard Chuck Collins forwaid F W Bell coach Jim Majors ccntei guaid Dick Williams guard BACK RCW Don Popp guard Ward Chamberlain forward Rex Holschcr forward urant Ogalla Wauneta Oshkosh Grant Wauneta Dalisad Bill Kilpatxick center Marlo Oltman guaid SCORES FOR THE SEASON Imperial Imperial Imp ral Imperial Imperial Imperial Imp rial Culbertson 3 37 Imperial Benkelman 62 .57 Imp nal Venango 46 Imperial Beat Benkelman 3.9 27 for Champion ship at the Frenchman Valley Tourney Trenton 52 Imperial Lo t to Grant 48 25 for Co Champions at the South Platte Valley Tourney STATP PT ASS B DISTRICT TOURNEY AND STATE CLASS B TOURNEY F V 'I' CHAMPIONS AND S.PV.A. CO-CHAMPIONS The imperial Longhorns climaxed their successful 48 49 basketball season with the winning of two trophies We were proud of our team and coach when they won the first place trophy in the Frenchman Valley Tourney and Second place trophy in the South Platte Valley Tourney In the F.V.T. Imperial won victories over Palisade Parks Trenton and met the Benkelman Tigers in the finals to beat them in a hard fought game 35-27. It was a big night for C.C.I-LS. Larry Dunning Wayne Weaver and Don Winklemann were chosen for the All-Tourney Team. At Ogallala the Longhorns scored wins over Sutherland and Chappell. These wins made Imperial elegible to play in the finals of the S.P.V.A. Our boys put up a good struggle but the Grant Plainsmen maintained their lead throughout the game and won the S.P.V.A. Championship. But we came home with Second Place and were mighty proud. The two new trophies added to our trophy case will long remind us of the exiciting and successful 1948-49 basketball season. At the time of this writing we still iave the Class B District Tourney and State Class B Tourney to play. -37- I ' 5.5 zu Q ' A Q. . 255' 'R .Vg 33 K . fd' me is .0 .,, ,, ,..N SF f . f'TtyQ fl 1 -aiaw' 52911 -JV. A. V N -1-vw if Q 44 5 ff E A, -. F 5 I HNM71kUAUAS74 Y1M70WAQlE?1lXEU 4M if u I Wavuv W4 v :WJ HLYWKUAVMULQAY EINSPAHR REXALL DRUG STORE CONGRATULATES THE CLASS OF 49 AFTER THE GAME MEET THE GANG AT CI-IARLIESl Q I P' A PHONE so rg EiMMM591xvcxwxvcxvcxVcM mMMMMMzxHTvfifcifciwmfcmw Y ff Mym.1rJLM:wE 39 ffi'lQ 'QQTf,fQ'Q1g- 4. -f -5 '- 'Q ' E- hi 'H' ' '- Qi Q E- , E1 ' Q ai P-4 Q R. 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IACKS Cleaning 6 Tmlonng Made to order clothes PHONE 1 I7 CITY CASH GROCERY CONGRATULATIONS Class Feame Collms PHONE 32 an V Best Wishes Class of 49 COORDES VARIETY PHONE av CONGRATULATIONS To The Class Oi 49 PHONE 182 ljn 'fx fu mm ff Wm 'rm 'fn ffM1fcxffmZ?ZmmYcMMxvcxXm fn 1 I fm cm in Lyfmfzym mcyfmfwxvovz 40 UIiQiiQK7.,i!..Kelif7,i7QLi,Lj,i7,,iLfiilf7,gS7..,K,In-J7..,Kj,K5,lf 1QjLWg,i?,JJ.,f LJ LR ifiiiyr 1. ,. L. nf ul nl uf 4.1 U L .M.'.,U..f1.s1..,f1.fL.f , YF: r.f1 !A2f . is Q - I 2 M34 ' 0 , V 'g E 1. 3 an g . . 2 h S ' J : O . 2 5 l f 1 . f - H 1.4 f ' W' Q ? ' E fi :rl 53 ez Ir' 0 . l 1 1: m X I 5 U O R : Q . '- ' 1 U .rl 1 - Q ff FJ A 'fs Sf' mziwxmiwggygfzxifivifzyizaimzmifgggggriffgl 'mfggmmifzygmfz355534lfM5544 I gn' ,nf 13 I 1 I -1 yQgQ1 gg ,-3 gjgglggl is ?115I7AW5,'-'A'AY'55U-'A'541UlflilfiZim1iaI.i1HE3WK fAUjYifAY51357153'f H- I . 1 .,.. .... 1... A -4 14 GAMBLE STORE IMPERIAL CO-OP OIL CO. . Imperial H 1:2 HARDWARE Champion 3: iQ Lanun f il M W Overbge E C Mxlls Mqnagel' CONGRATULATIONS To The AUTHORIZED CLASS OF DEALER PHONE 130 IMPERIAL NEBRASKA NORMAN and PETERSON CONGRATULATIONS APPLIAIN- CES CI-ASS OF Headquarters for FRIGIDAIRE apphances W A schemck Heatmg crpphcmces cm Plumbing B F Muschextes CONGRATULATES HE FARMERS LUMBER CO CLASS PHONE I0 IMPERIAL. NEBRASKA IMPERIAL NEBRASKA Ei1mmnYHnKxYYMYHvimHixixmkihiwiiikiimumkiWwwIYYzylvlikwkykiuikymxi'Iikmnkq 41 V -4 A A C H X A C Lf U K4 F . , . . , V l ,A .4 A f I EN. xr -1' A sf' -TT ' 'ZW 'Vf .XJ .N ,A ., :A , . 39 '49 A rj I ' - . 'r' X F I .fa ,V . .. C r vi '13 ,J -Pj. A ' '1 4.4 :HH ' w,y , 1 I if WFT i'1 15. N 'VST .31 P.-' 'Q I V- f. I ,., X. rf. Q rx. ga., ,H pw r-if ,L1 LG- 1 'g-4 H. Wa IHA' ' -.. . f. 'PKR' I . . , .4 45-I Lv EF? Q- lrfi jk iw, . A1 ,f':'. . u Q .51 74. 'c-4 rf 4 IH. . . d rf HJ. M P'-Q xc-f .r4'. . 'A IFQI ' o a lb . .51 yi. lf r-X V1 :C ,. fl. ef, rx. 11 5. 'P' R4 T .9 V: 0 gf' .f. ff Ar-1. 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F3 51 'I U V' ' 'U' NHT K I f Y14LQ4,l.KL,KEfHLU.14K7AU,QUI,Ul,U4,Y7UUf1UU,Uf7,U CONGRATULATIONS TO SENIORS OF 49 IMPERIAL EQUITY EXCHANGE 'Best of Luck Always PENNY S Gram Clcnm to Fame IS lreepmq down PRICES on thmqs YOU needl I SUCCESS IN LATER YEARS FARMERS 6. MERCHANTS LUHR 5 AND REYNOLD 5 Congmiulahons to SENIORS Best Wishes To The CLASS OF 1949 n?Z1ifc19ixifLmYffxQcKrLMxiPi315?rAK3i?'Lxi? fxmiiim UYLXUAWYNJM: m rw M M fn If mi FY 'V' 711 I K yr-1 fr 'TWT' ' f' 'f' g f 'f+ '-' 'Y-' -' -A - k F '--- -- - A .' I I-, f X f P ' . I ' I , lr-Lx -I 5--'fb '-A ' -- 3.55 .'. ,'f':.'!..-5!. ..I 745 4 7 ,,,s,..--- .-,n M es M M Aa u A YFQ ' LQ' ., , Ll' 'N ri M wx Fw. IPI ,QQ IH 1'-Q ,ra CLA' ' WL-:lv Vt' ' L-rf Vt' ui: . f. 1. gr-X. H1 If-'-I H. ,J H42 ' A Y,- lr-5, I ifvj lr-'Y VP.. wr-5. RHI :fi WK 1,9 I -51 1- . yr-. W1 H Nr- I l'-if UQ. IL'-' ,X W. r-S.. P1 r-3' -- -- .f.,,,7,Y,,,,..,,,, A W, lf-Y H4 nd, fl-1' QLQ' mf' rff V, if lif.-' Nr- . Fw' 'r-Y 15. rr . 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NEBRASKA Meats Fnnts-Vegetables CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS RAND STUDIOS CON GRATULATES lim Class Uwe anna em, ARRIE ANNA Ll-IVY of 49 N-4 Wx 'LWCJVLYY3 'fr LJ 'rx 4YfcwcyYxYfzMYfcMYmLKMMxmf1iYxf'cxf?m'ffifc3WzJ Lx LMA I LYJLMN X I f1I 'HV I 1 -Q 1 -4 E r w V 1 H' 2, I-f' I , ,C-1l ' I ',.-fl P ' ' , 1 Aw, fi N1 . 1,-1, K 'ki --. ef le . Mg A .N r- fe- as NH.. -: X I 'fd In - A le of 1, ,VAX 4 -A fi lv' 1 'J ' iq P. 49 F-, .ff ,KI 3 Q- 1- ,V V1 ' -ru gf' 111 I -' O: ,sl : , ,vm M, WY, , al V ., 4' 4 rex I A uf' .-14 PX' W in 1 Q 1 .., ,ev di 'E' I 1 :j H1 ii I ,'71x .- 5.1 ,r- A . We-' 2 lbw' T , fi, 'Vf .FJ lr-3' .rdf 1,4 kg. N., .v , . . A re. ' ' IJ yr-Q2 4,4 ' . N I3 . vii rx- - '31 V' - -. , w If' . . . . . 'T' 151 V! .A !'-:iz :Al IPA- ',:.A! EN. 'c-1 HF' 'F . ,. HJ' M 32. ffl UN: D1 Ffa v Q , r-X. 'A liw iv FN. - H iii If i WW-F AgA ,511 :ffl 1 yr. If IH? D: 'AF L5 Q-4 if-X2 Ze I gs fx 354 E4 ibm rx. :hi Ei -'Nw D' .fjl X15 Ki r 'SJ' by 57-4 -.A 1 : PN. .'?1. 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