Clarks High School - Bomber Yearbook (Clarks, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1965 volume:

Ill L EARN AFTER L THAT COUNTS Blue Bomber CLARKS HIGH SCHOOL Clarks, Nebr. Loretta Booth, Editor Editor ............. Co-Editor .......... Advertising Managers Business Managers . Activity Managers . Sports Editors . Snapshot Editors Senior Reporters Junior Reporters Faculty Advisor Loretta Booth Cindy Swedenburg . . . . Lynn Beck Rod Pollard Yvonne Wruble Kathe Bolen . Betty Starostka Bonnie Stromberg . . Linda Boroviak Sandy Hays Carol Kennedy Janice Prososki Norma Voichoski Elynn Miller Carol Kingma Alan Scholz Richard Brunken . . . JimHansher David Herman Gordon Wemhoff Dick Dittmer . Pat Bittinger Erma Morris . Carol Zelasney Theresa Bialas Francis Dittmer . . Paulette Kohl Eddie Sweet . . Mr. Ransom 2 APPRECIATION Maurice Ransom We, the Senior Class of 1965, want to express our appreciation to Mr. Maurice Ransom for all the time, consideration, and help he has given us during our last year at Clarks High. We have all en- joyed having him as our class sponsor and want to wish him the Best of Luck in the Future. We, the Senior Class of 1965, also want to thank Mr. John Higgins for being our class sponsor during our first three years of high school. We feel both of these men have helped us a great deal and we want to wish Mr. Higgins the Best of Luck in the Future. 4 DEDICATION IN DEDICATION That first bright exciting day of kindergarten, when you parents walked with us through those doors of school, you were so proud of us. We were actually starting that long steep climb uphill to twelfth grade graduation. It seemed like such a long time away. But now as we have completed that long steep climb, just one of the many we will have throughout our lifetime, you are probably looking back on that first day and wondering where all those years have gone. It doesn't really seem like thirteen years to you, does it? But for us, because we are young and anxious to go out and explore the world, it seems like thirteen very long years. We feel if it had not been for you, our dear parents, we could never have made it. Oh yes, the teachers were a great deal of help too, but when we had a prob- lem it was always you that took the time to listen, you were never too busy. It was always with you that we shared our great disap- pointments and our happiest moments. We could not even begin to tell you how much we appreciate everything you have done for us. We know that there have been times when we have acted ungrate- ful, and we are sorry. With the dedication of our Senior annual we hope we are able to show you just a little of the thanks, ap- preciation and love that we feel in our hearts for you, our dear parents. FACULTY Miss Judy Reardon English I, II, III, IV Mr. Gary Dilges Shop, Biology, Drivers Ed. Mr. Darwin Dasher Music Mrs. Rose Kivett Home Economics 8 GRADUATES JIMMIE LEE HANSHER If a man could have half his wishes he would double his troubles Chorus 1,2; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Track 1,2, 3,4; State Track 4; Honor C 2,3, Honor C Vic President 4; Student Manager 3,4; Boys Phys Ed 4; All Conference Football Team 3,4; All State 4; Homecoming King 4; Class Play 3; Annual Staff 4. ERMA JEAN MORRIS I'm still confused, was I born in a nest or a hive! I Chorus 1,2,3,4; Class Sec. Trea. 1; Class Play 3,4; Christmas Play 4; Girl's Phys Ed 1,2,3,4; Bomber Ass't Editor 4; Dramatics 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Club Vice President 4; Homcoming Attendant 4; An- nual Staff 3,4. ELYNN ELSIE MILLER Big things come in little packages. Chorus 1,2,3,4; Girls Phys. Ed. 1,2, 3,4; Volleyball 1; Class Play 3,4; An- nual Staff 4; Pep Club 1; Dramatics 3; Americanism Award 4; Librarian 2,3; Bomber Staff 4. THERESA ANN BIALAS They said it couldn't be done but I showed them Chorus 2,3,4; Girls Phys Ed. 1,2,4; Annual Staff 4; Li- brarian 1,2. GORDON ROBERT WEMHOFF I have the ability to be smart, but more capable of being dumb. Band 1,2,3; Chorus 2,3; Football 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Student Manager 1,2,3; Boys Phys. Ed. 4; Honor C 1,2, 3,4; Annual Staff 4. 10 CAROL ANN ZELAZNY It is more fun to have fun than to study Chorus 1,2,3,4; Girl's Phys Ed. 1,2,4; Annual Staff 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Club Treasurer 4; Librarian 2. HAROLD LYNN BECK When the oak is felled the whole forest echoes with its fall, but a hundred acorns are sown in silence by an unnoticed breeze Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2; Band 1,2; Honor C 2,3, 4; Class Sec. Treas. 4; Class Play 3,4; Annual Staff 3,4. CAROL LYNN KINGMA To laugh at men of sense is a privilege of fools Transferred from Mundelein, Illinois in 1965 Annual Staff 4; Chorus 4; Newspaper 3, 4; Girl's Phys Ed. 1,2,3,4; Girls Ath- letic Association 1,2,3. DAVID ROBERT HERMAN They say blonds have more fun, but what happened to me Chorus 1,2; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Honor C 2,3,4; Boys Phys. Ed. 4; Annual Staff 4; Class Vice- President 4; Class Play 3,4; Christmas Play 4; All- Conference Football Team 4. LaVONNE SUE STROMBERG No legacy is so rich as honesty Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2; Class Vice-President 1; ClasS President 3; Volleyball 3,4; Class Play 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Cheer- leader Captain 4; Homecoming Attendant 4; Girl's Phys. Ed. 3,4; Dramatics 3; Bomber Staff 4; Librarian 2. 11 RODNEY WILLIAM POLLARD I consider your conduct unethical and lousy Chorus 1,2; Class President 1; Football 1,2,3,4; Basket-, ball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; State Track 3,4; Honor C 3, 4; Boys Phys. Ed. 4; Class Play 3,4; Christmas Play 4; Annual Staff 4; Homecoming Attendant 4; Honor C Pre- sident 4; All-Conference Football Team 4. LORETTA ANN BOOTH My only wish is that my wishes come true Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Class President 2; Volley- ball 1,2,3,4; Girl’s Phys Ed. 1,2,3,4; Class Play 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Annual Assistant Editor 3; Annual Editor 4; Dramatics 2,3,4; Librarian 2. JANICE KAY PROSOSKI A compliment is like a Kiss through a veil Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Class Play 4; Annual Staff 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Girl’s Phys Ed 1,4; Dramatics 3,4; Bomber Staff 4; Librarian 2. CAROL ANN KENNEDY I’m a slow walker, but I never walk backward Chorus 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 4; Girls Phys Ed 1,2,3,4; Class Play 4; Annual Staff 4. FRANCIS JOHN DITTMER 1 was born to be smart and intelligent, but I don't know what happened Chorus 1,2; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Track 1, 2,3,4; Honor C 2,3,4; Boys Phys Ed 4; Honor C Sec. 4; Homecoming Attendant 4; Class Play 3,4; Class Presi- dent 4; Annual Staff 4; Dramatics 3,4. 12 NORMA JEAN VOICHOSKI ”1 don't see why a cat gets nine lives and I get one. Chorus 2,3,4; Girls Phys. Ed. 1,2,4; Annual Staff 4. ALLAN WALTER SCHOLZ Ignorance is a voluntary Misfortune Chorus 1,2; Annual Staff 4; Boys Phys. Ed. 4; Christmas Play 4. MARY KATHL EEN BOLEN Thinking is like loving and dying each of us must do it for himself. Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Class Sec. and Treasurer 3; Librarian; Volleyball 2,3,4; Girls Phys. Ed 1,2,3,4; Class Play 3,4; Christmas play 4; Annual Staff 4; Pep Club 1,2,4; Pep Club Coun- selor Leader 1,2; Dramatics 2,3,4. PATRICIA CAROL BITTINGER Absence makes the heart grow fonder; I know I'll be missed. Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Class Vice-President 2, 3; Volleyball 1,2,4; Girls Phys. Ed. 1,2,3,4; Class Play 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Club Secretary 4; Cheerleader 1,2; Dramatics 3; Librarian 1,2. RICHARD KENNETH BRUNKEN Oh, for the good old days, when the only red menace was long winter underwear. ' Chorus 1,2,3; Boys Phys Ed 4; Annual Staff 4; Christ- mas Play 4. 13 SANDRA KAY HAYS Tact is the ability to describe others as they see them- selves Valedictorian 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Girl’s Phys Ed. 1,2, 3,4; Class Play 3; Christmas Play 4; Annual Staff 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Dramatics 3; Betty Crocker Home Ec. Award 4; Americanism Award 4; Librarian 3. LINDA MARIE BOROVIAK Nothing's impossible if you can get someone to do it for you Chorus 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Girl's Phys Ed. 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4. DICK LOWELL DITTMER Dignity is one thing than cannot be preserved in alcohol Chorus 1,2; Football 1,2; Basketball 1, 2,3; Honor C 2,3,4; Track 1,2,4; Class Play 3; Annual Staff 4; Boys Phys Ed 4. BETTY LOUISE STAROSTKA I was cut out to be an angel, but someone ran off with the pattern. Transferred from Pepin, Wisconsin, 1962 Chorus 1,2,3,4; Class Play 4; Annual Staff 4; Pep Club 1,3,4; Girl's Phys. Ed. 1,2,3,4; Dramatics 3,4; Bomber Staff 4; Class Vice-President 2; All-State Member 4. YVONNE MARIE WRUBLE You have become a mature person when keeping a secret gives you more pleasure than spreading it around Salutatorian 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Class Secretary and Treasurer 2; Girl's Phys. Ed. 1,2,3,4; Class Play 4; Annual Staff 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Club President 4; Pep Club Council Leader 3; Homecoming Queen 4; Dra- matics 3,4; Bomber Editor 4. 14 SENIOR CLASS HISTORY Looking back through the years of school we find ourselves thinking of the year 1952, when 18 eager students began there journey of learning. Under the supervision of Mrs. Mark Anderson, the 18 kindergarteners were: Nancy Anderson, Erma Morris, Linda Boroviak, Bonnie Stromberg, Yvonne Wruble, Pamela Wilhelmy, Loretta Booth, Jim Hansher, Rodney Pollard, Leslie Branting, Tommy Fleeman, Dwight Nelson, Tommy Sherrill, Kathy Bolen, Patricia Bittinger, Joel Zabaua, Robert Mullis, and Larry Lahowetz. The ones remaining in the graduating class are: Erma Morris, Linda Boroviak, Bonnie Stromberg, Yvonne Wruble, Loretta Booth, Jim Hansher, Rodney Pollard, Kathy Bolen, and Patricia Bittinger. Mrs. McLean was our first grade teacher. During the year we gained April Wickersham, Carlla Maw, and Waltraut Haase. Later we lost the three and also Tom Fleeman left us. The second grade brought us new students. They were: Junior Cuba, Delores Hudson, Max Austin, Catherine Buresh, and Linda Yates who left us later in the year. This year we had Mrs. Baird for our teacher. As third graders we were happy to have Mrs. Mark Anderson as our teacher again. We welcomed Tom Fleeman back and Richard Brunken also joined us that year. We were sorry to have Max Austin, Junior Cuba, and Catherine Buresh leave us that year. We started our fourth grade with Mrs. Lois Ulferts helping us through the year. The new students that joined our class were: Carol Zelazny and David Herman from District 55, and Dick Dittmer also joined us that year. We lost Eddie Sweet at the close of the year. Climbing still higher we enter the fifth grade with Miss Marie Zoucha as our teacher. Here we gained six new students: Linda Beck, Lynn Beck, and Janice Prososki from rural West, and Max Austin, Gordon Wemhoff, and Carol Kennedy. Mrs. Robert Strickland opened the door to our sixth year of grade school. We gained Cheryl Lovelace and lost Linda Beck who moved to Central City. During the seventh grade Mrs. Elwyn Craig was our teacher. She was also our eighth grade teacher. We also lost Cheryl Lovelace, but we gained Gene Garretson. At the close of the year, we took a trip to Lincoln where we toured various inter- esting places, the State Capitol, Gooches, and Elephant Hall. In the fall of 1961, 28 students began their struggle of high school. The new members were: Alan Scholz, Karen Williams, Theresa Bialas, Sandy Hays, Francis Dittmer, Elynn Miller, and Norma Voichoskie. We were sorry to see Tom Fleeman and Gene Garretson leave. We chose for our class colors. Purple and White, our flower, the white carnation, and It's What You Learn After You Know It All That Counts as our class motto. We were happy to have Mr. John Higgins as our class sponsor for the coming three years. The two not joining us in our Sophomore year were Larry Lahowetz, who moved to Grand Island, and Karen Williams who transfered to Central City. We were happy to have Betty Starostka join us from Wisconsin. Our Junior year was a busy year with our class play, Grandad Goes Wild which was very successful. We received our class rings around Thanksgiving from Herf Jones Company. We honored the Seniors with the Junior-Senior Prom. Our theme was, Somewhere Over the Rainbow. We hired the Don Douglas Combo to play at a dance in the auditorium following the banquet. In our final year of high school, having gained Carol Kingma, we find 25 stu- dents ready to pay tribute to C.H.S. We were very happy to have Mr. Maurice Ransom as our sponsor. In September we went to Grand Island to Lumbard- Lechinsky to have our Senior Class pictures taken. At Christmas time we presented a small skit entitled Twas the Night Before Christmas. We ordered our announce- ments from Herf Jones Company. The Senior Class presented their annual play, The Sky's the Limit on April 29. On April 30 the Seniors left on a weekend tour to Denver for sneak day. On May 24, 25 students received their diplomas at com- mencement exercises. Senior Class Prophecy 1965 It's now the summer of 95 The Seniors of 65 will soon arrive. This is the first time since they graduated That they all got together and congregated. Here comes Pat Bittinger rolling in Because of her occupation she's grown quite thin. She always wanted to be a nurse But she ended up driving a hearse. Carol Kingma's now a lab technician She'll soon be off on an African mission. She'll take care of all the natives Be them gentlemen or be them ladies. Have you people heard about Gordon Yes, he’s doing commercials for Borden's. He has quite a time for he blushes alot But he's very happy with the raise he just got. I read in this morning newspapers Where Francis Dittmer was hired as a policeman on Comedy Capers. He's probably busy studying his lines Or pretending he's a real cop and giving fines. Who's that walking so proud and tall Why that's Jim Hansher carrying his gold football. He's the only one who made the all-state team That shows who's on the beam. Coming in next—Why who could that be? It's our opera singer Carol Zelasney. She works and she slaves till dawn each day So she'll be able to sing in her own beautiful way. We just got word that Betty Starostka has become Superintendent The children say she is awful independent. She is also the states best History teacher Because she follows in the footsteps of Abigail Beacher. In swings Sandy Hayes, that talented little star As you all know, she plays the guitar. She's become very rich as most Beatles do With a voice like hers you would too. In walks Allan Scholz the wealthy winner You've probably heard he's the greatest swimmer. He's been to the Olympics 5 times in a row And now is a life guard at Broken Bow. There's Richard Brunken with his Navy suit on I heard they been fighting over in Guam. Rich has a Submarine all of his own To President Johnson he is very well-known. My, my there's Erma Morris the striking young thing She used to be quite heavy but now she's so thin. She has her name upon her door Where she does her modeling at the Fosbury's store. Where's Lynn Beck, that genius young man? OH! He went to study in No Mans land He never returned so they say When he gets homesick, he'll return some day. Up ahead of us is a guy we all know It's Rod Pollard with his pole vaulting pole. He's the top vaulter in the world you see He's won the Olympics not once, but three. In walks Janice Prososki the Dairy Queen She makes her living by selling cream. She's been milking cows for over ten years Without any worries or fears. Who is that which just got stuck Why its Bonnie Stromberg with her gas truck. She's taken over her father's career for her own And is working her fingers down to the bone. That's Elynn Miller who we see over there Yes I She's the one with the long blond hair. She's known all over, from coast to coast Because she's the cover girl for the magazine Post. And here comes Yvone Wruble our Homecoming queen She now has an R.N. cap to be seen. She's still as busy as busy can be For she's studying for a bachelor's degree. Here's Carol Kennedy as carefree as ever For she now operates an I.B.M. lever. She's hoping someday to be off the run And be the employer and have some fun. Theresa Bialas is the happiest yet She's finally married her boyfriend, Chet. They'll soon have some children and start a new life And Chet will be happy that she is his wife. Who's that jolly fat man who walked through the door Why it's that skinny kid who's not any more. Yes! it's Dick Dittmer and he's put on some pounds He works at Brandies in the Department of Lost and Found. David Herman, whom we all should remember Was always on the teacher Main Nerve Center. He's now in college and has a big aim, For he's striving to make it in the Hall of Fame. Who's that girl so happy and gay? Why it's Loretta Booth looking forward to her wedding day. Her and Rod are about to be married And over the threshold she'll soon be carried. Now look who just happened to drop in. It's Norma Voichoski, who's been visiting her kin. She 's so busy with her career We're all so glad she could be here. Kathe Bolen is now a beautician. She's really a swinger, for her pastime is fishin. She has a husband by now of course. He has no other name than Dale Morris. And here's Linda Boroviak who is now a housewife She has ten children to give joy to her life. She's really quite happy as you can see Her hubby's a stock car driver and wins quite a fee. THE SENIOR CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class of 1965, being of sound mind and memory, do hereby make, publish, and declare this, our last will and testament. We, the Seniors, do hereby will to the Senior Class of 1966, our ability to co-oper- ate as a class, providing they get along as well as we did. We, the Seniors, do hereby will to the Junior Class of 1966, our ability to have the best Junior Class play, providing tbeir crowd isn't any bigger than ours was. We, the Seniors, do hereby will to the Sophomore Class of 1966, our ability to have sufficient funds for Sneak Day, providing they put the money left over to good use. We, the Seniors, do hereby will to the Freshman Class of 1966, our ability to main- tain a good reputation with the teachers all four years of High School, providing they do not butter them up any more than we did. I, Alan Scholz, do hereby will my shop project to Mr. Dilges, providing he gives me a good grade. I, Jim Hansher, do hereby will my shot put to Ron Herman, providing he can get it out of the ring. I, David Herman, do hereby will my hair to Mr. Strickland, providing he does not train it with lard. I, Erma Morris, do hereby will tough luck to be in home room three for four years of high school to Lucille Prososki, providing she takes it in stride. I, Carol Zelazny, do hereby will my ability to think of excuses to get out of the house to Joyce Bialas, providing she can't think of a better excuse than I can. I, Gordon Wemhoff, do hereby will my ability to concentrate on one subject at a time to Darcy Butts, providing it isn't girls. 1, Sandy Hays, do hereby will my long hair to Kay Kennedy, providing she is care- ful with the Bunsen burner in Physics Class next year. I, Carol Kennedy, do hereby will my ability to get in all boy classes to Janet Wemhoff, providing she does it with as much innocence as I did. I, Linda Boroviak, do hereby will my lunch ticket to Margaret Herman, providing she eats at least three times a week. 1, Dick Dittmer, do hereby will my ability to drive a car to Dale Dohse, providing he stays behind the steering wheel. I, Rod Pollard, do hereby will my ability to pole vault to Charles Kennedy, pro- viding he keeps developing his muscles so that he can carry the pole. I, Elynn Miller, do hereby will my height to someone over six feet who gets tired of looking over everybody's head. I, Theresa Bialas, do hereby will my ability to get my homework done to all the underclassmen, providing they don't use each other's answers. I, Kathy Bolen, do hereby will Alvin Ziemba to some lucky girl his own age, pro- viding she is as cute as he is. I, Janice Prososki, do hereby will my smile to David Morris, providing he doesn't overdo it. I, Norma Voichahoski, do hereby will my ability to be at Polish dances to Dave Zegar, providing he brings his girl along. I, Carol Kingma, do hereby will my short stay at CHS to anyone who wants to change courses in the last three months of school. I, Lynn Beck, do hereby will my great ability in mechanical drawing to Dale Dohse, providing he doesn't accept any offers for a job in big firms designing government buildings. We, LaVonne Stromberg and Pat Bittinger, do hereby will our ability to play in flute duets, trios, and quartets every year at contest to some beginning flutist pro- viding they don't get a higher rating than we did. I, Richard Brunken, do hereby will my car to Bob McDonald so I don't have to take him to Polk all the time. I, Francis Dittmer, do hereby will my ability to do push-ups to Darcey Butts, pro- viding he can do three in succession by next year's Phys. Ed. Class. I, Betty Starostka, do hereby will all my extra notebook paper to Janet Strobel, pro- viding she completely stops writing on her hands with ink. We, Yvonne Wruble and Loretta Booth, do hereby will our locker to any unfortun- ate underclassmen, providing they can put as much stuff in it as we did and still avoid fatal injury while opening the door. UNDERGRADS Donna Barnes Dean Beck Pauline Branting Janis Church Connie Cook Kathleen Kennedy, Not Pictured Mike Ferguson, Pat Gonsior, Patty Hansher, Margaret Herman JUNIOR CLASS Class Colors . . . Turquoise and White Class Flower. . . White Carnation Class Motto . . . Within Ourselves Lies Our Future LeAnn Meinecke Mike Shonsey Cindy Swedenburg Eddie Sweet Janet Wemhoff David Zegar Alberta Stromberg Leonard Zelasney Shannon Beck Joyce Bialas Jim Boroviak Diane Branting Irene Brunken Jim Clark Reda Cook Renae Dexter Tony Douglas Jim Glasgow Joyce Betty Hannappel Herman Alex Kufeldt Dennis Judy Matt Shonsey McLean Ostrander Phyllis Dennis Sandra Soli Phil Sutko Urkoski Van Pelt SOPHOMORE CLASS Class Colors . . . Gold and White Class Flower. . . Peony Class Motto . . . The Quitter Never Wins and The Winner Never Quits Tom Bittinger Marrianne Brunken Douglas Bolen Rosetta Branting Susan Brown JSr a. W 1 ' § 1 Darcey Butts Jerry Dittmer Bob Douglas Kathy Hays Ronald Herman Charles Kennedy Diane Van Pelt FRESHMAN CLASS Kathy Kingma Class Colors . . . Green and White Class Flower . . . White Carnation Class Motto . . . What you will be you are now Becoming Tom Kohl Philip Carol Kula Kufeldt, Nona Morgan David Morris Janet Strobel Allan Urkoski 24 Pat Wemhoff Judy Wiese man Albin Ziemba Doris Zlomke EIGHTH GRADE First Row: Patty Kufeldt, Gwen Branting, Cheryl Dittmer, Diane Douglas, Nancy Douglas, Lucille Prososki, Charlene Harris, Second Row: Iris Riesner, Ted Sterns, Rick Herman, Doug Glasgow, Mark Sutko, Randy Pollard, Arylce Kohl. Teacher-Mr. Brown SEVENTH GRADE First Row: Jeff Bolen, Don Swedenberg, Marcia Kohl, Donald Pickeral, Rhonda Dexter, Gordon Schott, Claudia Huston, Jim Zoucha, Linda Zelasney; Second Row: Nancy Kennedy, Shell! Beck, Sandra Church, Pauline Boroviak, Janet Wells, Wanda Didier. Jewel Miller, Christine Szatko; Third Row: Alan Beck, Leland Zlomke, Greg Douglas, Don Mustard, Dale Wieseman, Lee Sauter, Jim Starostka, Tim Engle. Teacher - Mrs. Shonsey. SIXTH GRADE Back Row: Betty Hansher, Lee Dittmer, Johnny Wruble, Jim Harris, Bendy Zoucha, Allen Pickeral, James Vincent, Diane Szatko, Middle Row: Vicky Kula, Pam Branting, Denise Van Pelt, Carole Church, Nancy Randall, Sherilyn Beck, Vicki Ferguson, Janet Beck, Basil Bolen, Wayne Beck, Jerry Morris, Charles Little, Clifford Jarecke, Sam Earl. Teacher- Mrs. Elderidge FIFTH GRADE First Row: Jerry Wells, Robert Ksiazek, Linda Earl, Paul Douglas, Jim Bolen. Sec- ond Row: Chris Dittmer, Sharon Beck, Janet Miller, Susan Anderson, Clare Harris, Geraldine Bialas. Third Row: Mary Bittinger, Bobby Church, Gary Stromberg, Jerry Pollard, Randy Dexter, Rodney Didier, Dennis Jaracke, Johnny Wilson, Karen McNeal. Teacher - Miss Zoucha FOURTH GRADE First Row: Wanita Branting, Sandra Beck, Debra Douglas, Shell’ Jacobi, Stephanie Zoucha, Karen Pickeral, Dixie Van Pelt. 2nd Row: Janet Kennedy, Debbie Szatko, Gregg Johnson, Gary Starostka, Henry Anderson, Linda McNeal, Diane Herman. Teacher-Mrs. Craig THIRD GRADE First Row: Doe Dee Dittmer, Richard Jaracke, Kathy Beck, Patty Kula, Jeff Wurtz. Second Row: Cynthia Grause, Barbara Huston, Karen Colby, Kathy Miller, Deeane Miller, Connie Morris, T hird Row: Ralph Earl, Denise Shonsey, Rusty Kuhn, Anita Beck, Linda Kohlhof, Jeanie Pickeral, Jeff Kohl. Teacher - Mrs. Zlomke SECOND GRADE First Row: Peggy Peterson, Susan Miller, Jerry Brown, l'om Beck, William Kennedy, Second Row: Nancy Starostka, Laurie Zoucha, Barbara Mace, Regina Adkinson, Tim Lamb, Mike Douglas, Gloria Beck, Burr Glasgow, JoAnn Dankelson, Deana Church. Teacher-Mrs. Sloan. ■V FIRST GRADE Back Row: Billy Kohlhof, Ann Kuhn, Julie Wurtz, Ruby Earl, Casey Earl, Anne Shonsey, Barbara Beck, Brad Kohl, Peggy Vincent, Tommy Burgess, Cindy Hays, Ricky Ferguson, Gwen Johnson, Jane Hansher, Ronnie Kula, Roberta Harris, Tony Peterson, Robin Dexter, Tim Bittinger, Mike Herman. First Row at Desk: Mike Schlondorf, Leanne McLean, Doug Colby. Second Row: Kenneth Adkisson, Cecilia Beck, Sylvia McLean. Third Row: Jim Wilson, Rebecca Huebner, Mike Beck. Fourth Row: David Huston, Paul Jarecke, Craig Swedenburg. Teacher - Mrs. Baird. KINDERGARTEN First Row: Dale Brown, lad Dittmer, Alice Huebner, Steven Adkinson, Debbie Branting. Second Row: Debra Janulewicz, Mary Joe Kuhn, Cameron Kohl, Sandra Mace, Reggie Kuhn, Karen Mace, Suzette Grouse, Scott Pickeral, Daryl Van Pelt, Ricky Boroviak. Third Row: Donna Beck, Vicki Riesner, Cynthia Starostka, Jody Peterson, Richard Watke, Rex Lamb, Donald Kula, Paul Stanczyk. Teacher - Mrs. Kivett. Not pictured Debbie Booth GRADE SCHOOL BASKETBALL First Row: Student Manager-Jim Zoucha, Jim Starostka, Dale Wieseman, Leeland Zlomke, Don Swedenburg, Jeff Bolen, Lee Sauter, Alan Beck, Tim Engel, Randy Pollard, Greg Douglas, Mark Sutko, Gordon Schott, Doug Glasgow, Don Pickeral, Rick Herman, Don Mustard, Ted Stern; Coach Brown 28 ACTIVITIES CLASS OFFICERS JUNIORS Sponsor-Mr. Ekerberg President-Cindy Swedenburg Vice-President-Marilyn Randall Secretary Treasurer-Margaret Herman SOPHOMORES Sponsor-Mr. Hofmann President-Renae Dexter Vice-President-Alex Kufeldt Secretary Treasurer-Judy Ostrander SENIORS Sponsor-Mr. Ransom President-Francis Dittmer Vice-President-David Herman Secretary Treasurer-Lynn Beck FRESHMEN Sponsor-Mr. Dilges President-Bob Douglas Vice-President-Doris Zlomke Secretary-Janet Strobel Treasurer-Nona Morgan First Row: Susan Brown, Loretta Booth, Yvonne Wruble, Carolyn Wells, Doris Zlqmke, Nona Morgan, Janet Strobel. Second Row: Tom Bittinger, Janet Wemhoff, Marilyn Randall, Kathe Bolen, Janis Church, Janice Prososki, David Morris. Third Row: Francis Dittmer, Mr. Brown, Tony Douglas. Not pictured- Betty Starostlca, Erma Morris DRAMATICS NEWSPAPER STAFF Yvonne Wruble, Sandy Hays, Elynn Miller, Janice Prososki, Bonnie Stromberg. Faculty advisor - Mr. Ransom. Camera shy - Erma Morris, Betty Starostka. 31 SENIOR Trumpet: Jim Boroviak, Nona Morgan, Loretta Booth, Cindy Swedenburg. Bari- tone Sax: Rhonda Dexter. Alto Saz: Janis Church, Marilyn Randall. French Horn: Kathe Bolen, Doris Zlomke. Trombone: Leland Zlomke, Betty Herman. Per- cussion: Charlene Harris, Diane Douglas, Pat Gonsior. Sax: Shannon Beck. Clarinet: Tony Douglas, Nancy Douglas, Susan Brown, Janice Prososki, Judy Ostrander, Carolyn Wells. Flute: Connie Cook, Pat Bittinger, Bonnie Stromberg, Renae Dexter. Majorettes: Paulette Kohl, Diane Van Pelt, Margaret Herman, Janet Strobel, Linda Ferguson. Director: Mr. Darwin Dasher. Band-Concert Superior Kentucky 1800 Claire Grudm'an Citadel Concert March Frank Ericson Sight Reading rating-Superior Renae Dexter-Superior Tony Douglas-Excellent Shannon Beck-Excellent Flute Trio-Superior Clarinet Quintett-Superior Trumpet Trio-Excellent BAND JUNIOR Trumpet: Sherilyn Beck, Gary Stromberg, Paul Douglas, Robert Ksiasek, Johnny Wilson. Percussion: Jim Harris, Randy Pollard, Ted Sterns, Nancy Randall. Baritone: Gerry Pollard. Trombone: Mary Shonsey, Dixie Van Pelt, Rodney Didier, Sax: Jim Bolen, Wanda Didier. French Horn: Clare Harris, Don Swedenburg. Flute: James Vincent. Clarinet: Sandra Church, Vicki Ferguson, Basil Bolen. Director: Mr. Darwin Dasher. GIRLS’ GLEE First Row: Connie Cook, Shannon Beck, Carol Kennedy, Yvonne Wruble, Janet Strobel, Beverly Fairbairn, Norma Voichoski, Margaret Herman, Paulette Kohl, Judy Weiseman, Sandra Soli, Joyce Bialas, Pat Gonsior, Iheresa Bialas; Second Row: Janice Prososki, Irene Brunken, Linda Boroviak, Pauline Branting, Linda Ferguson, Mary Prososki, Betty Herman, Joyce Hannapel, Diane Branting, Loretta Booth, Pat Hansher, Marrianne Brunken; Ihird Row: Janis Church, Kathy Bolen, Pat Bittinger, Carol Kula, Janet Wemhoff, Renae Dexter, Marilyn Randall, Kathy Hays, Betty Starostka, Cindy Swedenburg, Carol Zelazny; Fourth Row: Kathleen Kennedy, Susan Brown, Alberta Stromberg, Sandra Hays, Judy Ostrander, Nona Morgan, Rosetta Branting, Diane Van Pelt, Carolyn Wells, Donna Barnes, lX ris Zlomke, Phyllis Urkoski, Elynn Miller. Director-Mr. Dasher. The Girls1 Glee had a busy year. It started with the Christmas Concert and was followed by the Albion Vocal Clinic, the Osceola Goldenrod Music Festival, and the Aurora District Music Contest. The music used this year was ”0 re Death,” a Bach Contata of Christ Lay in Death s Dark Bonds, and ’’Simple Gifts,” a Shaker Song arranged by Aaron Copeland. RATINGS Girls Glee-Good Betty Starostka-Superior Shannon Beck-Excellent Doris Zlomke-Excellent Carolyn Wells-Excellent Sandy Hays-Excellent Cindy Swedenburg-Excellent Tony Douglas-Excellent Darcey Butts-Good Girls Sextet-Superior 33 PEP CLUB SPONSOR-Mrs. Kivett, Linda Boroviak, Sandra Hays, Bonnie Strombcrg, Carol Kennedy, Loretta Booth, Janice Prososki, Connie Cook, Kathe Bolen, Margaret Herman, Carol Zelazny, Pat Bittinger, Yvonne Wruble, Renae Dexter, L inda Ferguson, Cindy Swedenburg, Janet Wemhoff, Beverly Fairbairn, Diane Van Pelt, Paulette Kohl, Marilyn Randall, Janis Church, Pat Gonsior, Nona Morgan, Pat Hansher, Pauline Branting, Janet Strobel, Sandra Soil, Carolyn Wells, Judy Ostrander, Joyce Hannappel, Shannon Beck, Betty Herman, Rosetta Branting, Kathy Hays, Judy Wieseman, Doris Zlomke, Susan Brown, SPONSOR-Miss Reardon. OFFICERS PRFSIDFNT-Yvonne Wruble VICL-PRFSIDENT-Erma Morris SECRFTARY-Pat Bittinger TREASURER-Carol Zelazny COUNSEI LEADERS Senior-Marilyn Randall Junior-Paulette Kohl Sophomore-Cindy Swedenburg Freshmen-Shannon Beck 34 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS 35 Top: Bonnie Stromberg Nona Morgan Judy Ostrander Kathe Bolen Janet Strobel Pat Gonsior Linda Ferguson Pauline Branting Marilyn Randall Loretta Booth Renae Dexter Pat Hansher Pat Bittinger Coach Brown Paulette Kohl Renae Dexter Janet Strobel Nona Morgan Diane Van Pelt 36 ATHLETICS HONOR C S SKM5 S-D XSS r F“ — -� D“ ®2� s HONOR C OFFICERS PRESIDENT .... Rod Pollard VICE PRESIDENT . . JimHansher SEC-TREASURER .... Francis Dittmer 38 TRACK hirst Row: Francis Dittmer, Matt Shonsey, Tony Douglas, Jim Clark, Alex Kufeldt, Jack Sweet. Second Row: Coach Ransom, Bob Douglas, David Zegar, Jim Hansher, Rod Pollard, Mike Shonsey, Dick Kohl, Coach Ekerberg. Rod Pollard placed first in pole vault at the District Track Meet in Ord. He then placed first in the State Class D Meet in Lincoln. Rod set a new Class D State record of 12 2 1 4 . and also setting a new Clarks High record. Jim Hansher placed first in the shot put at the District Track Meet in Ord throwing it 46'9 . This qualified Jim for the State Meet in Lincoln. 39 Football Scoreboard Clarks 0 . . . Silver Creek 12 Clarks 0 . . . Clarkson 25 Clarks 7 . . . Osceola 20 Clarks 0 . . . Polk 6 Clarks 14 . . . Genoa 0 Clarks 7 . . . Stromburg 19 Clarks 20 . . . Palmer 6 Clarks 9 ... St. Edward 6 Clarks 12 . . . Clay Center 45- Slr2rWDC iaoh , an?05? David Herman, Francis Dittmer, Jim Hansher, Gordon Wemhoff, Rod Pollard, Coach Ekerberg; Second row-Alex Kufeldt, Dick Kohl, Mick Shonsey, Eddie Sweet, Jim Glasgow; Third row-Leo Ziemba, Jack Sweet, Matt Shonsey, nfPe A’ Jl™ c,lark� Tony Doublas; Fourth row-Bod Douglas, l orn Bittinger, ’ David Morris, Doug Bolen, Jerry Dittmer; Fifth row-Phil Kufeldt, Ronnie Herman, AiDin ziemba. FOOTBALL Matt Shonsey Quarterback Jim Glasgow Guard Francis Dittmer Halfback Jack Sweet Fullback Jim Hansher Center Rod Pollard Halfback Dennis Van Pelt Halfback Jim Clark Halfback David Herman End Mike Shonsey Tackle Eddie Sweet Tackle Bob Douglas End Dick Kohl Guard Gordon Wemhoff End VARSITY Back row-Student Manager-Alex Kufeldt, Coach Ekerberg, Tony Douglas, Lynn Beck, Gordon Wemhoff, Rod Pollard, Matt Shonsey, Bob Douglas, Coach Ransom, Student Manager-Jim Hansher; Front row-Jim Clark, Mike Ferguson, David Herman, Dean Beck, Dennis Van Pelt, Ronnie Herman BASKETBALL RESERVE Back row-Coach Ekerberg, Student Manager-Alex Kufeldt, Dean Beck, Jim Clark, 'lony Douglas, Bob Douglas, Jim Boroviak, Phil Sutko, Tom Kohl, Coach Ransom; Front row-jerry Dittmer, Pat Wemhoff, Dennis Van Pelt, Doug Bolen, Ronnie Herman Lynn Beck Matt Shonsey Gordon Wemhoff Rod Pollard Basketball Scoreboard Clarks 47.; . Rising City 51 Clarks 57 . . . Hampton 54 Clarks 49 . . . Hordville 70 Clarks 46 . . . Newman Grove 64 Clarks 50 . . . Osceola 58 Clarks 71 . . . Palmer 60 Clarks 67 . . . Silver Creek 64 Clarks 49 . . . Polk 75 Goldenrod Tournament Clarks 55 . . . Polk 89 Clarks 51 . . . Genoa 62 Clarks 75 . . . Cedar Rapids 62 Clarks 56 . . . Stromsburg 68 Clarks 57 . . . Shelby 26 District Tournament Clarks 55 . . . Humphery 37 Clarks 65 . . . Creston 48 Clarks 46 . . . Platte Center 59 Jim Clark Dennis Van Pelt Mike Ferguson David Herman 43 QUEEN Yvonne Wruble KING Jim Hansher ATTENDANTS Rod Pollard Erma Morris Francis Dittmer Bonnie Stromberg MOMENTS TO REMEMBER SNAPS EMPLOYEES Smile, and make the world wonder what you've been up to Stop! and think it over Dream on little dreamer Roll out the barrel White collar jobs huh? That must be a BIG problem Duck! there goes another flock OK, ditch the camera ..There's fly specks on my eye specks ‘SfvSg,� nHey Gordon, that’s the earplugl” Bar-Keep, my sual SENIOR CLASS PLAY SENIOR CHRISTMAS PLAY Don’t look at me!l Bet that was a kick in the head Buckle-up for safety And they said it couldn't be done JUNIOR CLASS PLAY There's one in every crowd I oughta' belt ya one Somebody's off their rocker 51 ’’Now then, is there business? Profiles of Courage • � Rome wasn’t built in a day either Duh, which way did they go which way did they go? Squibbs, another fine product from Johnson Johnson SNAPS Kathe Bolen, Bonnie Stromberg, Pat Bittinger, Nancy Anderson, Linda Boroviak, Yvonne Wruble, Loretta Booth, Erma Morris, Pam Wilhelmy. FROM Joel Zabaua, Tom Sherrill, Leslie Branting, Larry Lahowetz, Robert Mullis, Jim Hansher, Rod Pollard, Eddie Sweet, Tom Fleeman, Dwight Nelson. 1952 Yvonne Wruble, Erma Morris, Pam Wilhelmy, Kathe Bolen, Bonnie Stromberg, Pat Bittiner, Joel Zabaua, Eddie Sweet, Loretta Booth, Tom Fleeman, Leslie Branting, Dwight Nelson, Jim Hansher, Larry Lahowetz, Tom Sherrill.Teacher- Mrs. Anderson. 55 ADVERTISING McGUINN'S GARAGE Clarks, Nebraska DR. R.R. DOUGLAS Clarks, Nebraska CLARK WILLIAMS Fertilizer and Seed Clarks, Nebraska SWEDENBURG GARAGE Clarks, Nebraska LARSON CHEVROLET COMPANY Central City, Nebraska CRAFT-CO. Forbis Paint and Cabinet Shop Central City, Nebraska REDMAN SHOE COMPANY Central City, Nebraska CENTRAL FARM DEVELOPMENT COMPANY Central City, Nebraska DR. GENE L. OSBORN Central City, Nebraska BILLESBACH'S JEWELRY STORE Central City, Nebraska GLANTZ FARM SERVICE Central City, Nebraska HESTED STORES INC. 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Phone 548-2478 Phone 548-2213 ART'S GARAGE Art Schlondorf Glenn Colby Heavy Duty Wrecker Service Day or Night Phone 548-2300 Clarks, Nebraska 61 CLARKS TELEPHONE COMPANY AL'S TAVERN Prompt, Efficient Service Lunches Keep In Touch By Telephone Soft Drinks Ice Cream Congratulations to the Class of '65 Manager - Vinson Bittinger Phone 548-9255 Phone 548-2511 Bess Al Clarks, Nebraska Clarks, Nebraska CLARKS SWEET SHOP School Supplies Fountain Service Proprietor Joe Schinder CLARKS LUMBER CO. Building Material Builder's Hardware Paint 62 THE IRENE SHOP 1 CENTRAL CITY FLORISTS Florist's Telegraph Delivery Specialists in ladies Smart Apparel. Phone 946-2111 Columbus, Nebraska Central City, Nebraska For Merrick County's Most Complete Fertilizer-Farm Chemicals See Martson's AG Service Central City, Nebraska O.K. TIRE STORES, INC. NIELSEN RADIO-TV Ray Bull Sons RCA VICTOR Your Goodyear 1610 17th Street Goodrich and Firestone Dealer TT 907 G. 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