Creighton High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Creighton, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1965 volume:

THE BULLDOGS TALE EDITOR SUSAN RADOSTI ASS'T EDITOR PHYLLIS MYERS BUSINESS MGR. TERESA SMITH ASS'T BUSINESS MGR. DONNA BARTLING DEDICATION We, the Class of 1965, proudly dedicate this issue of the Bulldogs Tale to Mr. Dennis L. Smith, our class sponsor for the past three years. We al.so .wish to express our appreciation to him for the many school activities he has promoted, for his leadership in maintaining a high school spirit, and above all, for being a close friend to each one of us. We sincerely thank him and wish for him much happiness and pros- perity in the coming years. 2 BOARD OF EDUCATION Mr. Lawrence Condon--President, and Mrs. Condon Mr. D. A. Van Deveer--Secretary- Treasurer, and Mrs. Van Deveer Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Warren, Biff, Greg, and Jean Mr. and Mrs. Chester O. Anderson, Tom, and Trudy Mr. and Mrs. Waymond Finke, Ron, Gary, and Sue Mr. and Mrs. Jewell Neumann, lla, Kevin and Kent 4 Mr. Pease: Superintendent, Junior Class Co- sponsor; Mrs. Pease; Larry, Bob, Kelly, Craig, and Randy Mrs. McGill: Principal, English, National Honor Society, Dramatics, Sophomore Class Spon- sor; and Mr. McGill Mr. Booth: Music, Student Council; Mrs. Booth; and Lori Mrs. Oxley: Home Economics, FHA, Jr. High Music, Pep Club; and Mr. Oxley 5 Mr. Smith: Social Studies, Bookkeeping, Asst. Coach, Senior Class Co-sponsor; Mrs. Smith; and Taffy Mrs. Tyler: Librarian, Algebra, Math, Pep Club; Mr. Tyler; and Kip Mr. Kane: Office Practice, Bookkeeping, Typing, Newspaper, Asst, and Jr. High Coacn Mr. Nelson: Algebra, English, Junior Class Play, Mrs. Nelson: Office Secretary Mr. Mulhair: Social Studies, Government, Jr. High Sponsor; Mrs. Mulhair; Sandra; Susan; and Alicia Ann Mr. Christiansen: Social Studies, English, An- nual Sponsor; Mrs. Christiansen; Beth, Mark, and Gail Mr. Becker: Science, Chemistry, Jr. High Sponsor; Mrs. Becker; Sherry; and David Mr. Sargent: Voc� ional Agriculture, FFA;Mrs. Sargent; and Debra Ann Miss Putnam: English, Spanish, Newspaper, Spanish Club, Senior Class Play 7 Mr. Larson: Geometry, Trigonometry, Math, Junior Class Co-sponsor; Mrs. Larson; Kent; Lvnne; and Mark Mr. Buller: BB Coach, Asst. FB and T Coach. Driver's Education, Physical Education, Shop, Freshman Class Sponsor; Mrs. Buller; and Marci Mr. Hawkins: Biology, FB and T Coach, Science, Senior Class Co-sponsor; Mrs. Hawkins; Kirk; Carol; and Robin Custodians--Elmer Rodiek and Louie Koppelman 8 Larry Lynn Pease Ace” Thomas E. Anderson Tom Susan Louise Hartshorn Sue Carl Sanders Packy Fred Ruzicka Fred Susan Faye Radosti Roads 10 SUSAN IS VALEDICTORIAN NEIL W. KUHLMAN — Basketball, Football, Class Play. Don't talk to me girls, I blush. LARRY LYNN PEASE — Basketball, Football, Track, C Club, Student Council, Band, Class Officer. Never a care, never a hurry, just one girl is his main worry. JEAN S. KIND — Mixed Chorus, Girls Glee, Band, Class Play, Paper Staff, Annual Staff, Pep Club, National Honor Society • She looks quiet, and demure, but I wouldn't be too sure. THOMAS E. ANDERSON — Basketball, Track, Cross Country, Mixed Chorus, Small Groups, Boys Glee, Spanish Club, Student Council, Annual Staff, Class Play, Dramatics, Band, Honor Society, State Music Clinic. Now the Scientific explanation for this phenomenon is.. DAN L. WALKER — Football, Track, Weights, Boys Glee, Student Council, Class Play, Class Officer. We can't all be gems. FRED RUZICKA — Basketball, Football, Track, Weights, F.F.A., C Club, Student Council, F.H.A. Beau. Sometimes I sits and thinks and other times I just sits. SUSAN LOUISE HARTSHORN — Mixed Chorus, Spanish Club, Student Council, Girls Small Groups, Girls Glee, F.H.A., Paper Staff, Class Play, Pep Club, Dramatics, Band, Class Officer, State Music Clinic, Honor Society, First Attendant. Neat, sweet and hard to beat. CARL SANDERS — Basketball, Football, Track, C Club, Mixed Chorus, Boys Glee, Class Play, Class Officer, Boys State. . . Nothing is work unless you would rather be doing something else. SUSAN FAYE RADOSTI -- Mixed Chorus, Small Groups, Spanish Club, Student Council, Girls Small Groups, Girls Glee, F.H.A., Paper Staff, Annual Staff, Class Play, Pep Club, Dramatics, Band, Dance Band, Majorette, Class Officer, Sweetheart, National Honor Society, Nebraska All-State Band. Our Character is our will, for what we will, we are. Harold Swede Hawkins Sponsor Class Flower Red Carnation Class Motto We finish to begin Class Colors Red and White Dennis L. Smith Sponsor 11 Sandra JaNahn Haack Sandi Hoben F. Zimmerer Cotton” Gloria Bartak Gloria B. Edward F. Olsen Ed Linda Lou Boggs Tootsie James Kent Welch Kent Teresa L. Smith Teri Donald Faith Don Sharon Kay West East 12 JEAN IS SALUTA SANDRA JANAHN HAACK --Girl's Glee, Volley Ball, Paper Staff, Annual Staff, Class Play, Pep Club, Dramatics, Library, and County Government. Just being happy is lots of fun. ROBERT F. ZIMMERER — Basketball, Football, Track, Weights, F. F. A., C Club. Beware! I may do something famous yet.” EDWARD G. OLSEN — Basketball, Football, Track, and Class Play. Why hurry to school, it's still there when you get there.” LINDA LOU BOGGS — Girl's Glee, F. H. A., Annual Staff, Class Play, Pep Club, Dramatics, and Library. A mischievous little girl who can smile her way out of anything.” TERESA L. SMITH — Student Council, Girl's Glee, F. H. A., Paper Staff, Annual Staff, Class Play, Dramatics, and Pep Club. Love makes the world go round. Catch me, I'm getting dizzy. DONALD FAITH — F. F. A., and Boys Glee. All I want to get out of school is myself. GLORIA BARTAK — Mixed Chorus, Small Groups, Spanish Club, Girl's Small Groups, Girl's Glee, F. H. A., Paper Staff, Annual Staff, Class Play, Pep Club, Dramatics, and Band. I may look busy, but I’m only confused. JAMES KENT WELCH — Football, Track, Weights, A Club, Mixed Chorus, Small Groups, and Boys Glee. I'm not a fighter, I'm a lover. SHARON KAY WEST — Girl's Glee, Volley Ball. Annual Staff, Pep Club, Dramatics, Cheer Leader, Class Officer, and Homecoming Queen. A quiet girl, subject to violent outbursts of giggles. HERBERT M. BLAIR — Mixed Chorus, Boy's Glee, Spanish Club, Annual Staff, and Class Play. He'd stop St. Peter's roll call to ask a question. SHERRY L. BOONE —Student Council, Girl's Glee, F. H. A., Paper Staff, Annual Staff, Pep Club, and Dramatics. I'm not crazy, I just act that way to entertain people. JERRY C. PORTER — Basketball, Football, Track, and F. F. A. Who cares about the week, the weekends are more fun.” Herbert M. Blair Herb Sherry L. Boone Aub Jerry C. Porter Clyde” ' Scott P. Adams Scott1' Lanny J. Bartling Lanny Audrey A. Prochaska Rocky Paul N. Crosley Lobo Donna Joann Bartling Ox Melvin A. Woods Melvin Janet A. Montgomery Corky’ Jimmie L. Brandt Jim 14 DAN WINS REGENTS AWARD SCOTT P. ADAMS — Football, Track, F. F. A., Sweetheart Beau Attendant. You don't have to study agriculture to raise cane. LANNY J. BARTLING — Basketball, Track, Cross Country, Weights, Paper Staff, Class Play. You learn something new everyday; today I found out people sleep at night. AUDREY A PROCHASKA — Mixed Chorus, Girls Glee, Volley Ball, Paper Staff, Annual Staff, Class Play, Dramatics, Library, Band. Heaven sent me down. Heaven knows why. PAUL N. CROSLEY — Basketball, Track, Cross Country, Weights, Class Officer. If a line were crooked, he would argue it straight. MELVIN A WOODS — Football, Track, Cross Country, Weights, C-Club. Not as bashful as he looks. JANET A MONTGOMERY — Volley Ball, Paper Staff, Pep Club, Class Play. There must be a lot of good in me for none of it ever comes out. ROGER DAVISON — Football, Track, Cross Country, Weights, F. F. A., Annual Staff, Class Play. I was made to do something, but what was it. DONNA BARTLING -- Mixed Chorus, Student Council, Girls Glee, F. H. A., Paper Staff, Annual Staff, Class Play, Pep Club, Dramatics. It doesn't take much to provoke a giggle. JIMMIE L. BRANDT — Basketball, Football, Track, Cross Country, Annual Staff, Class Play. Quiet in appearance with motives unknown. MELVIN O. BLAIR — Football, Track, Weights, F. F. A., C-Club, Annual Staff, Class Play, Sweetheart Beau, Atten- dant. If the only books were women's looks, I sure would love to study. CONSTANCE JO EDWARDS — Volley Ball, Class Play. Success goes to those who work for it. WILLIAM M. BERGLUND — Basketball, Football, Track, F. F. A. When there isn't anything else to do, I'll study. Melvin O. Blair Mel Constance Jo Edwards Connie William M. Berglund Bill 15 Susan Elizabeth Wagner Queenie Kenneth M. Meikle Kenny Phyllis J. Myers Phyllis Jean Gaylen Kumm ’taylen Ardith E. Clough Art Edward C. Smith Tank Elizabeth A. Zeigler Eb Don Carlson Arthur Betty Jane buhrman Bessie 16 FRED IS CHAPTER STAR FARMER KINDERGARTENERS OF 1951 Front row, left to right: Teresa Smith, Lynn Kocina, Sheryl Jones, Susan Radosti, Janice Jewell, Ardith Clough, Carol Ann Shay and Roszina Duwell. Middle row: Donna Bartling, Connie Callen, Tommy Anderson, Dennis Jensen, Donnie Carlson, Betty Wentz and Cheryl Miller. Back row: Danny Schleich, Greg Hansbro,Carl Sanders, Eddie Olsen, Dennis Spath,Billy McCracken, Charles Guenther and Lanny Bartling. SUSAN ELIZABETH WAGNER — Mixed Chorus, Small Groups, Girls Glee, Paper Staff, Annual Staff, Class Play, Pep Club, Band, County Government, Latin Club, She may seem quiet, but wait until you get to know her. KENNETH M. MEIKLE — Basketball, Track, Cross Country, Weights, C Club, Paper Staff, Annual Staff, Class Play. Always look for the unexpected. GAYLEN KUMM — F.F.A., State F.F.A. Band, Boys Glee, Mixed Chorus, Band, Class Play, F.F.A. Treasurer and Reporter. He's small but so is a stick of dynamite. ARDITH C. CLOUGH — Mixed Chorus, Small Groups, Girls Small Groups, Girls Glee, F.H.A., Volley Ball, Paper Staff, Annual Staff, Class Play, Pep Club, Dramatics, Library, County Government Day. Dimples has she two, she will show them to you. ELIZABETH A. ZEIGLER — Girls Glee, Volley Ball, Annual Staff, Pep Club, Library, Class Officer, Student Council, County Government Day. She hears all, thinks much, but talks little. DON CARLSON — Basketball, Track, Cross Country, C Club. A quiet man — never snores in class. PHYLLIS J. MYERS — Mixed Chorus, Small Groups, Student Council, Girls Glee, Paper Staff, Annual Staff, Class Play, Pep Club, Dramatics, Library, Band, National Honor Society. A little smile goes a long way. EDWARD C. SMITH — Football, Weights, C Club, Track, Student Council. He's little, but he's wise; he's a terror for his size. BETTY JANE BUHRMAN — Girls Glee, Paper Staff, Annual Staff, Pep Club, Library, Can- didate for Homecoming Queen, County Government, President of Pep Club. My heart is not my own; but I don't care; it's in good hands. SENIOR CLASS HISTORY Eight of the 42 graduating seniors have gone through grade school, junior high, and senior high together. They are: Tom Anderson, Donna Bartling, Lanny Bartling, Ardith Clough, Ed Olsen, Susan Radosti, Carl Sanders, and Teresa Smith. During grade school and junior high, Kenneth Meikle, Jim Brandt, Ed Smith, Bill Berglund, Neil Kuhlman, Denzil Theis, Sharon West, Scott Adams, Gloria Bartak, Sherry Boone, Gaylen Kumm, Janet Montgomery, Phyllis Myers, Jerry Porter, Fred Ruzicka, Linda Sorensen, and Susie Webster joined us for those carefree years. In 7th grade our junior high float, consisting of a rocking horse with the theme of Rock to Victory ' won 1st prize in the Homecoming parade. We took 3rd prize in the 8th grade in float competition. Our float was a large envelope with the theme Send 'Em Home In Defeat . . Our first year of high school was fun-filled confusion with 14 new students: They were: Melvin Blair, Linda Boggs, Betty Buhrman, Charles Carlson, Roger Davison, Don Emery, Brenda Faith, Don Faith, James Geiger, Ward Greenwall, Sue Hartshorn, Judy Key, Linda Vietor, and Dan Walker. The sophomores started the year for us with a hayride. Sharon West was our Homecoming Queen candidate. We built a windmill for our float theme, Power Is Victory , but failed to earn a prize although it was the best float. At the beginning of our sophomore year, Don Emory, Brenda Faith, James Geiger, Ward Greenwall, Judy Key, and Denzil Theis failed to return, but Audrey Prochaska, Dewayne Spies, and Melvin Woods were added to the class enrollment. We again selected Sharon West as our queen candidate. We were quite proud of our 1st prize battleship, our Homecoming float called Float Thru To Victory”. We threw a hayride for the freshmen. Our junior year held a new experience for us as we moved into the new high school. Six new students joined us in breaking it in, which we did quite well. They were: Herb Blair, Don Carlson, Paul Crosley, Linda Fredericks, Sandra Haack, and Ebby Ziegler. Charles Carlson, Dewayne Spies, and Linda Vietor left us. Betty Buhrman was chosen as queen can- didate. Tradition was kept by again taking 1st prize in float competition. Our beautiful watermelon won with the theme Chew 'Em Up And Spit 'Em Out”. Our Junior Class Play, Man Overboard, was the first to be presented on the new stage. Our audience was blinded by our dazzling new class rings. We invited the seniors to our Oriental Gardens for the Jr.-Sr. Banquet and Prom. Of course we all enjoyed Slouch Day . Linda Fredericks, Linda Sorensen, and Susan Webster did not return for our final year, but we received five new students. They were: Connie Edwards, Jean Kind, Larry Pease, Susan Wagner, and Kent Welch. Our Homecoming Queen candidate. Sue Hartshorn, was 1st attendant, and Sharon West was crowned as Homecoming Queen. Our ballot box, Vote For Victory , was awarded 3rd prize. The event of the year was April 2, Sneak Day, when we loaded a bus for Omaha. We spent time at Boys’ Town, the Crossroads, and the Pacific Railroad Museum, and viewed My Fair Ladvatthe Cooper Theater. The year was brightened, or frightened, by the Senior Class Play, The Scarlet Ghost. We enjoyed a visit with Arabian Knights” at the Jr.-Sr. Banquet and Prom. Honors Night, May 14, Baccalaureate, May 16, and Commencement, May 18, brought an end to our years at C.H.S. We wish the future graduates the best of success at our alma mater. 18 K. Falter D. Raff H. Morrell E. Thomas G. Rumsey M. Sorensen S. Hinzmann D. Horstman S. Johnson K. Glover D. Cox L. Stutheit L. Moeller S. Peters T. Risinger M. Falter L. McKown L. Grosskop L. Blair C. Timmerman K. Koppelman, Sec. D. Thompson, V. Pres. V. Hansen, S.C. M. Saloum, S.C. 20 THOMPSON JUNIOR CLASS J. Mathine, Pres. R. Hudson, Treas. S. Gardner, S.C. D. Davidson D. Von Rentzell T. Wintz P. Schuett L. Skalicky S. Bauer J. Smith M. Montgomery W. Risinger D. Ehrenberg P. Sorensen E. Braun C. Nelson L. Kruse D. Johnson C. Guenther D. Nielson B. Jorgensen R. Pospeshil G. Raff L. Fischer IS AWARDED 21 OF YEAR B. Pease C. Lange A. Risinger C. Mathine S. C. D. Albin P. El wood B. Catterson T. LaFrenz S. C. L. Opkis D. Veenker V. Pahl S. McGill S. C. D. Carlson J. Webster S. Bohren C. Wood SOPHOMORES HAVE THREE 22 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS L. McKown M. Berglund C. Nelsen L. Boggs S. Behren D. Blair G. Suhr R. Bartling L. Keck M. Bartling P. Timmerman J. Zimmerer R. Foster M. Risinger B. Neuhaus S. Farr J. Sorensen R. Hall T. Diedrichsen, Pres. R. Montgomery D. Kuhlman T. Anderson, S.C. K. Crosley S. McManigal D. Schmadeke D. Marshall A. Faith A. Moser T. Hudson J. Nielsen B. Warren, Treas. B. Hansen J. Glover D. Suhr, S. C. R. Braun NINTH GRADE FIRST 24 V. Strope D. Woods B. Bartling, Sec. T. Boggs A. Skalicky B. Mathine Mr. Buller, J. Larson Sponsor C. Babcock J. Raff L. Fischer N. Bauer G. Kyriss D. Zimmerer R. Horstman S. Braun G. Finkle O. Wagner S. Thompson, T. Burt FLOAT WINS PRIZE M. Wagner G. Falter, Pres. V. Tepner G. Ober D. Prochaska G. LaFrenz Patty Jensen B. Schellen L. Hammer D. Cheyney, S. C. L. Babcock D. Keller J. Bartling L. Risinger C. Mulhair, Sponsor M. Doerr, Treas. S. Ziegenbin C. Roubicek R. Warriner B. Timmerman J. Hartshorn C. Kelly, V. Pres. C. Rumsey S. Thomas Phyl, Jensen L. Horstman G. Carlson 8th Graders Have G. Hoferer G. Thompson A. Blair L. Llchty 1. Nelsen R. Block J. Mineis F. Belohavy L. Raff D. Jundt C. Hartshorn J. Clough C. Coutts C. Kienow I. Neumann D. Kumm W. Montgomery M. Thompson M. Burt G. Fredricks Largest Class 7th GRADE STARTS SIX YEAR STRETCH D. Waldow V. Cullen G. Risinger C. Peters, Sec. G. Hammer B. Christiansen K. Reed, V. Pres. J. Allen D. Girdner R. Potter M. Walker K. Strope S. McManigal R. Farr L. Montgomery K. Pease D. Overholt D. Pahl D. Kuhlman R. Zepf, Treas. C. Raff J. McGill D. Warriner D. Falter, Pres. D. Bartling S. Foster L. Mach i N. Becker, Sponsor T. Jensen J. Rumsey L. Suhr B. Horstman, J. Glover S. C. L. Schwartz G. Goedeker M. Risinger J. Raff R. Potter M. Wintz R. Allen iari.r.raijan.Ti'1 TVHWfW Student Council Christmas Party Arbor Day The Student Council had one of its most successful years. It joined the National Association of Student Councils. It spon- sored the 11th annual Homecoming and the Homecoming activities, such as the bonfire pep rally, the parade, and the halftime cere- monies. During the Christmas season it sponsored the decoration of the school, the gift exchange, and the Christmas party. The council also sponsored Lyceum programs, the Danny Liska Program, sold bookcovers, and sold school pennants. Mary Saloum wrote the Bulldog Bark column for the Creighton News, and the Bulldog Bark Box was available for student opinions. A new project was started when it was decided to landscape the grounds. Six trees were purchased, and one was planted at an Arbor Day Program, which was also sponsored by the council. A school banner was pur- chased and presented to the school at Honors Night. The end-of-the-year picnic was held at Grove Lake and was the last pro- ject of the year. Backiow: G. Falter; E. Doerr; T. LaFrenz; F. Ruzicka; J. Mathine; T. Diedrichsen; S. Thompson. Second Row; V. Hansen; D. Falter; S. Radosti; D. Cheyney; S. Gardner; S. McGill; C. Mathine; T. Anderson; D. Suhr; B. Horstman. Seated: M. Saloum— V. Pres.; T. Anderson--Pres.; S. Hartshorn--Sec.; L. Pease--Treas. 30 Back Row: Susan Johnson; Kent Koppelman; Patty Saloum; Don Horstman; Susan Gardner; Sue Hartshorn; Sorensen; Tom Anderson; Kathy Falter; David Cox; Phyllis Myers; Linda Blair. Front Row: Susan Helen Morrill; Dennis Johnson. Second Row: Mary Radosti; Dean Nielsen; Janis Smith. National Honor Society Senior Members: Susan Radosti, Tom Anderson, Sue Hartshorn, Jean Kind, Phyllis Myers. New Members: Connie Edwards, Susan Wagner, Dan Walker, Kenny Meikle, Gloria Bartak, Curtis Nelson, Mary Saloum, Vicky Hansen, Susan Johnson. Kent Koppelman, Dale Thompson, Helen Morrill, Patty Sorensen, Janis Smith, Phyllis Schuett, Linda Blair, Susan Gardner. Probationary Mem- bers: Cheryl Mathine, Connie Nelsen, Sue McGill, Vikki Pahl, Diana Carlson, Eric Doerr, Mike Elwood, Linda Keck, Larry Schuett, TomLaFrenz, Clifford Kumm. 31 Leadership Service Scholarship Character PEP CLUB The Pep Club kept busy this year by sponsoring pep rallies, making signs, and selling concessions. On the day before a game, girls painted signs on the windows of downtown stores. If the game was won, the businessmen washed the windows; if the game was lost, the girls washed them. Pep rallies were centered around themes varying from Bug 'Em to Scalp 'Em . On March 20 the Pep Club invited the athletes, coaches, and fac- ulty to the Athletic Banquet. At the end of the year letters or gold bars were awarded to girls that had earned 30 or more points. The Pep Club voted to help send the new cheerleaders to the summer cheerleading camp at Wesleyan University in Lincoln. OFFICERS AND SPONSORS Mrs. Oxley: Sponsor; P. Myers, Treas.; M. Saloum, V. Pres.; B. Buhrman, Pres.; S. Radosti, Sec.; Mrs. Tyler: Sponsor. SECOND TEAM CHEERLEADERS V. Strope, P. Schuett, J. Larson, L. McKown (Spike) Back Row: J. Smith, B. Bartling, D. Blair, T. Anderson, A. Moser, J. Webster, V. Strope, T. Smith, V. Pahl, J. Nielsen, L. Keck, S. Radosti, M. Bartling. Second Row: L. Fischer, Y. Sorensen, D. Carlson, G. Bartak, S. Boone, P. Timmerman, S. Wagner, C. Timmerman, K. Falter, J. Montgomery, M. Berglund, D. Veenker, S. Bohren. Third Row: Mrs. Tyler, 3. Braun, L. Blair, D. Bartling, S. Johnson, B. Buhrman, L. McKown, A. Clough, J. Sorensen, E. Zeigler, A. Faith, M. Saloum, L. Boggs, J. Larson, Mrs. Oxley. Fourth Row: M. Risinger, S. Haack, C. Mathine, R. Pospisil, R. Bartling, S. Farr, P. Myers, S. Hartshorn, L. Fischer, D. Albin, M. Sorensen, P. Sorensen, S. Peters. Front Row: P. Schuett, V. Hansen, S. Gardner, S. West, S. McGill, B. Webster, C. Nelsen, Spike. S. West S. McGill The FHA started this year with a potluck supper and Installation of Offi- cers. In October Mrs. Lloyd West gave a cake decorating demonstration. In November Mr. Franco of the Franco School of Hairstyling showed a film and combing and setting techniques. The girls baked football cookies and pre- sented them to the football boys at the Homecoming bonfire pep rally. Christ- mas caroling and a gift exchange were enjoyed in December. The annual Sweet- heart Ball was held on February 20. At the March meeting the FFA and FHA exchanged skits on parliamentary pro- cedure and viewed a film on the subject. In April the girls sold recipe books before a potluck supper. On May 10 the annual FHA Mothers'Tea was com- bined with the Home Economics Style Show, with the theme of My Fair Lady . 34 Standing: L. Fischer. M. Risinger.S. Braun, D. Blair, A. Faith, A. Mosher, L. Boggs, H. Morrill, C. Timmerman, D. Carlson, P. Timmerman, L. Fischer, S. Johnson, J. Nielsen, S. Farr, M. Battling, N. Bauer. Radosti, P. Schuett, C. Mathine, C. Nelson, D. von Rentzell, L. Keck, V. Hansen. Front Row; S. Peters, R. Pospeshil, L. Blair, T. Anderson, D. Veenker, L. McKown CREIGHTOI 1APTEI E. Braun, Sentinel M. Blair, Reporter G. Kumm, Treasurer F. Ruzicka, President R. Davison, V. Presi- dent D. Nielsen, Secretary Mr. Sargent, Sponsor The FFA had a busy year attend- ing many conventions and livestock shows. Members had entries in the County Fair and in the State Fair. On October 7-10, Don Ehrenberg, Steve Kyriss, and Charles Lange attended the National FFA Convention in Kansas City, Mo., where Lyle Nielson was chosen as Central Region Star Farmer. Sharon West was selected as Home- coming queen candidate. Members attended the Norfolk Livestock Here- ford Show on January 8 and the District FFA Contest at Norfolk on January 20. FFA Sweetheart and FHA Beau were crowned at the Sweetheart Ball on Feb- ruary 20. Sixteen members attended the State FFA Convention in Lincoln. The final event was the FFA Parent- Son Banquet on April 28, with Don Weaver of WNAX as guest speaker. Fred Ruzicka was chosen as the Chap- ter Star Farmer. Back Row: C. Kumm, D. Zimmerer, S. Kyriss, G. Kyriss, G. Raff, D. Faith, G. Kumm, C. Woods, D. Myers, R. Braun. Second Row: J. Porter, M. Blair, B.' Berglund, C. Lange, D. Ehrenberg, F. Ruzicka, A. Risinger, T. Risinger, S. Adams. Third Row: C. Babcock, D. Raff, D. Johnson, R. Davison, G. Rumsey, W. Risinger, R. Foster, Mr. Sargent. Front Row: E. Braun, J. Zimmerer, B. Jorgensen, R. Hall, L. Moeller, B. Zimmerer, L. Opkis, D. Kuhlman, D. Nielsen. 35 FIRST SEMESTER CREIGHTQN1AN STAFF Seated: S. Haack; G. Bartak; K. Meikle; B. Buhrman, Asst. Editor; P. Myers, Editor; L. Bartling; A. Clough; Standing: S. Radosti; D. Bartling; J. Kind;S. Wagner; Miss Putnam, Sponsor; Mr. Kane, Sponsor; not pic- tured, T. Smith and S. Boone. SECOND SEMESTER CRE1GHTONIAN STAFF Back Row: P. Sorensen; L. Fischer; D. Horstman; Middle Row: V. Hansen;J. Smith; D. Thompson; J. Mathine; S. Gardner; Front Row: Miss Putnam, Sponsor; L. Blair; S. Johnson and M. Saloum, Co-editors. 136 EI Circulo Espanol Standing: L. Blair, C. Mathine, M. Elwood.S. Gardner, Treas.; S. McGill, 3rd V. P.; L. Keck, 2nd v. p.; K. B. Webster, C. Nelsen, H. Blair, T. Anderson, S. Koppelman, Pres.; D. Horstman, 1st V. P.; D. Carlson, Hartshorn, S. Johnson, P. Sorensen, V. Pahl, S. Sec.; B. Pease, Sarg. at Arms; M. Saloum, Critic and Radosti, C. Nelson, J. Nielsen. Seated: G. Bartak, Reporter; Miss Putnam, Sponsor. One of the newest organizations is the Spanish Club, called 'rEl Circulo Espanol . It was created through the enthusiasm of the Spanish teacher. Miss Putnam. Its colors are blue and silver, its flower is the red rose, its song is La Cucaracha , and its motto is Adelante Siempre Adelante ,mean- ing Forward Always Forward . The meetings are conducted in Spanish. The purpose of the club is to learn more about thespanish-speaking people, their countries, and their cultures. At a Spanish Christmas party, the group went Christmas caroling and sang in Spanish. The highlight of the party was the breaking of the pinata. The event of the year was a program with Dr. Rafeal Sosa, a Cuban refugee, from Wayne State College, as guest speaker. He was made an honorary member of the club. At a pizza party Miss Putnam was pre- sented with a blue vase and red roses as thanks for her help in starting the club. Librarians Standing on Left: C. Timmerman, M. Sorensen, P. Haack, B. Buhrman, P. Myers, Y. Sorensen, S. Bohren. Schuett, E. Zeigler, A. Prochaska. Standing in Back: Seated: L. Fischer, S. Farr, S. Bauer, Mrs. Tyler— D. Carlson, P. Timmerman, A. Clough, L. Boggs, S. Head Librarian, M. Falter—Head Student Librarian. 37 THE BULLDOG’S TALE STAFF Standing: G. Kumm, A. Prochaska, L. Boggs, B. Buhrman, G. Bartak, K. Meikle, H. Blair, M. Blair, S. Wagner, J. Brandt, E. Zeigler, S. Haack, S. West. Seated: A. Clough, T. Anderson, D. Bartling, P. Myers, S. Radosti, Mr. Christiansen, S. Johnson, D. Hor8tman, not pictured—T. Smith and S. Boone. Sponsor ...........................Mr. Christiansen Editor ............................... S. Radosti Asst. Editor ......................... P. Myers Business Manager .................. T. Smith Asst. Business Manager ............... D. Bartling Senior Pages . . . . S. Haack, L. Boggs, E. Zeigler Underclassmen .... D. Horstman, S. Johnson, H. Blair Faculty ...................P. Myers, S. Radosti Organizations and Activities ....... S. West, S. Radosti Music ............. P. Myers, G. Bartak, G. Kumm Cover and Division ............. J. Kind, P. Myers, B. Buhrman Sports ............ K. Meikle, M. Blair, J. Brandt R. Davison Ads ............ T. Smith, D. Bartling, S. Wagner S. Boone Photography ............. J. Brandt, D. Horstman Don I You’re holding the camera backwards I!! Ml!! Back Row: P. Schuett, S. Hartshorn, E. Thomas, K. Reed, G. Hoferer, Mr. Booth, Director, L. Stutheit, T. Deidrichsen Second Row: K. Falter, G. Kumm, A. Faith, S. Farr, L. Lichty, D. Otradovsky, R. Zepf, D. Jundt, A. Prochaska, P. Sorensen Third Row: L. Keck, T. Anderson, J. Larson, S. Thompson, C. Coutts, L. Pahl, D. Girdner Front Row: S. Radosti, S. Johnson, S. McGill, M. Falter. Mr. Booth, Director C.H.S. Varsity Band The Varsity Band of Creighton High School began its year by marching at the home football games and in the homecoming parade. Tom Anderson, Pat Sorensen, Susan Radosti, and Phyllis Myers represented C.H.S. in the State Music Clinic Band at Hastings, Nebraska. Sue Hartshorn and David Cox represented C.H.S. in the State Music Clinic Chorus. The band also participated in the C.H.S. Christmas Program. The Knox County Band Clinic was held at Crofton on March 23, with 27 students from the C.H.S. band participating in it. On March 30, the music students presented the Pre-Contest Recital. The instrumental and vocal soloists performed in the afternoon, and the small and large groups performed in the evening. On April 2,6 students from C.H.S. attended the Fine Arts Festival in Lincoln, Nebraska. The District Music Contest was held in O'Neill on April 23, Susan Radosti won the John Philip Sousa Band Award and was tiven a pin and a certificate at Honors Night, lay 14. To end the year the band performed on Memorial Day, and it also marched in Bloomfield's and Wausa's celebrations. The of- ficers for the 1964-65 school year were Sue Hartshorn, President; Don Horstman, Vice- President; Gloria Bartak, Secretary-Treasurer; Linda Keck, Librarian; Susan Gardner, Assistant Librarian; Biff Warren, Property Manager. 40 Back Row: D. Ehrenberg,A. Moser, B. Christiansen, J. Nielsen, I. Neumann, J. Sorensen, P. Myers, C. Kumm. L. Schuett, B. Pease, T. Burt, B. Warren, G. Bartak Third Row: C. Peters, D. Pahl, J. Clough, G. Carlson, K. Glover, B. Hansen, D.Cox, M. Elwood, D. Horstman Second Row: P. Elwood, L. Pease, S. Bohren, J. Allen, P. Bartak, S. S. Gardner, V. Pahl Front Row; R. Pospeshil, D. Falter, G. Goedeker, T. Anderson. MAJORETTES: S. McGill, S. Johnson, S. Radosti, T. Anderson DRUM MAJOR: D. Cox 41 TRUMPET TRIO: M. Elwood, D. Horstman, B. Hansen 'LARIJSET QUARTET: L. Keck. T. Anderson, J. Larson, P. Sorensen BRASS QUARTET: D. Horstman, M. Elwood GIRLS’ GLEE Back Row: S. Farr, M. Sorensen, J. Sorensen, S. Bohren, S. Hartshorn, S. Wagner, K. Falter, G. Bartak, L. McKown. A. Clough, P. Schuett Second Row: p. Sorensen, P. Myers, J. Nielsen. M. Falter, R. Bartling, S. Thompson, S. McGill, S. Gardner, R. Pospeshil, Mr. Booth, Director Front Row; M. Bartling, T. Anderson, L. Keck, V. Strope, J. Webster, V. Pahl, S. Johnson, J. Larson, S. Radosti, C. Nelsen, V. Hansen GIRLS’ SEXTET TRIPLE TRIO L. Keck; V. PahI; S. Thompson; L. McKown; S. Bohren; J. Sorensen; S. McGill; J. Webster;T. Anderson. MIXED CHORUS Back row: P. Sorensen; V. Pahl; J. Nielsen; D. Bartling; S. Gardner; S. McGill; D. Nielsen; D. Horstman; T. Deidrichson; G. Finke; R. Bartling; M. Falter; R. Pospeshil; S. Johnson; A. Moser; A. Faith. 2nd row: G. Bartak; D. Von Rentzell; S. Wagner; D. Cox; B. Pease; K. Glover; C. Sanders; H. Blair; L. Stutheit; C. Nelson; B. Warren; T. Anderson; H. Morrill; K. Falter; S. Hartshorn. 3rd row: S. Farr; S. Peters; L. McKown; A. Clough; J. Sorensen; L. McKown; K. Koppelman; S. Hinzmann; B. Jorgensen; S. Bohren; Y. Sorensen; M. Sorensen; P. Schuett; S. Thompson; Mr. Booth, Dir. Front Row: M. Bartling; T. Anderson; L. Keck; S. Radosti; J. Larson; C. Mathine; C. Kumm, M. Elwood; G. Kumm, J. Webster; V. Strope; P. Myers; C. Nelsen; V. Hansen; J. Smith. Back Row: B. Pease, T. Burt, G. Bartak, B. Warren, Radosti From Row: L. Stutheit, J. Nielsen, I, D. Horstman, M. Elwood, B. Hansen, D. Cox, Susan Neumann, L. Keck, S. Gardner, P. Schuett. CONTEST RATINGS Band—Superior Trumpet Trio—Superior Brass Quartet—Superior Clarinet Quartet—Superior Flute Quartet—Superior Saxophone Quartet—Superior Girls' Glee--Superior Girls' Sextet—Superior Girls' Triple Trio—Good Stage Band—Superior Girls' Trio—Superior Cornet—M. Elwood—Excellent Girl's Low Voice—S. Hartshorn—Superior Bb Clarinet—T. Anderson—Superior Trombone—G. Bartak—Excellent Trombone—B. Warren—Superior Baritone—P. Myers—Superior Cornet—D. Horstman—Superior Bass Clarinet—P. Sorensen—Superior Saxophone—V. Pahl—Superior Eb Clarinet—L. Keck—Superior Oboe—T. Anderson—Superior Girl's Middle Voice—M. Falter—Excellent Flute—S. Radosti—Superior 46 GIRLS’ TRIO P. Myers, A. Clough, S. Hartshorn SOLOISTS BACK ROW: D. Suhr, D. Schmadeke, T. Diedrichsen, R. T. Rinsinger, L. Stutheit, D. Raff, D. Ehrenberg, G. Rumsey Montgomery, D. Zimmerer, S. McManigal, G. Kyriss. G. D. Davidson, K. Koppelman, D. Thompson, J. Mathine. Finke, T. Burt, R. Horstman. Front row: L. McKown, COACH SWEDE HAWKINS PRE- DICTED a split season in football be- fore the boys took the field last fall. The 1964 teams won four, lost five and tied one. Three extra-points a- way from a six and four season. A young football squad competing in the NENAC and CORNTASSEL con- ferences and playing a fine Spencer ball club as a tenth game. The squad reported in August with only five sen- iors out for football. The young club started to jell in midseason and won four out of their last five ball games with the big one’s being victory over the Bloomfield Bees (5-3-2), and the Spencer Pirates (7-3). A large number of lettermen will report for the 1965 grid season and it should be a very successful season. A new coach and a revised schedule with CHS playing more schools their size and dropping the NENAC con- ference should help the school obtain their new ideas of athletic supremacy. THE BULLDOGS IN ACTION 48 Front Row- M. Montgomery, L. Pease, B. Zimmer er, C. B. Pease, R. Hall, J. Zimmerer, D. Kuhlman, G. Suhr, Sanders M Blair, E. Smith, L. Grosskop, R. Hudson, T. C. Woods. Wintz, L. Moeller, R. Kimble, B. Warren, A. Kisinger, FOOTBALL SCORES Creighton 0 Crofton 26 Creighton 6 Niobrara 6 Creighton 12 Plain view 13 Creighton 0 Wausa 13 Creighton 7 Verdigre 16 Creighton 20 Osmond 0 Creighton 6 Pierce 0 Creighton 13 Bloomfield 6 Creighton 0 Laurel 56 Creighton 19 Spencer 6 HONORARY CAPTAINS Larry Pease Bob Zimmerer ALL CONFERENCE TEAM Ron Hudson Dale Thompson Back Row: G. Suhr, T. Anderson, A. Rouillard, F. Ruzicka, C. Woods, L. Boggs, G. Finke, R. Horstman, S. McManigal, T. La Frenz, B. Warren, M. Montgomery, K. Koppelman, D. Marshall, M. E'lwood, B. Neuhaus, B. Pease. J. Mathine, L. Pease. Front Row: D. Suhr, D. Schmadeke, Plainview 60 Crofton 64 Niobrara 70 Pierce 54 Plainview 35 Laurel 39 Plainview 43 Wausa 63 Battle Creek 74 Tilden 65 Laurel 63 St. Ludgers 48 Bloomfield 84 Pierce 70 Plainview 62 Osmond 64 Verdigre 56 Nellgh 58 Bloomfield 75 Verdigre 66 St. Mary’s 69 LaFrenz •JENAC 1st Team orntassel Conference 1st Team lonorary Captain A. Rouillard NENAC 1st Team Honorary Captain Creighton Creighton Creighton Creighton Creighton Creighton Creighton Creighton Creighton Creighton Creighton Creighton Creighton Creighton Creighton Creighton Creighton Creighton Creighton Creighton Creighton 50 CREIGHTON BULLDOG CAGERS Creighton High School was well represented by its 2 teams during the past year. After a slow, shaky start the first team emerged with 3 trophies, 3rd in the Holiday Tourna- ment, 3rd in the NENAC Tournament, and 2nd place in the Knox County Tournament. Towards the end of the season there was a shake up of the personnel on the team be- cause of disciplinary reasons. Afterwards the team went on to win 3 straight games including a first round in the District. In the 2nd round O'Neill St. Mary's defeated Creighton by 1 point, giving the team a 9-12 final round. Final standings of the Creighton Bulldogs were 3rd in Corntassel and 5th in NENAC. The second team also did very well finishing the season with a fine 8-5 record and break- ing many individual and team scoring records. Back Row: G. Finke, D. Schmadeke, D. Marshall, B. Mathine, B. Foster, D. Woods, L. Stutheit {student mgr.) 2nd Row: S. McManigal, T. Diedrichsen, R. Horstman, D. Zimmerer, K. Crosley, D. Kuhlman, R. Kimble, R. Montgomery. 3rd Row; J. Zimmerer, D. Kuhlman, D. Halverson, B. Pease, M. Elwood, E. Doerr, B. Warren, T. Burt, J. Glover, D. Suhr. 4th Row: L. Moeller, G. Raff, T. Wintz, W. Risinger, R. Hudson, G. Rumsey, L. Grosskop, C. Woods, T. LaFrenz. 5th Row: C. Nelson, D. Cox, B. Jorgensen, K. Glover, K. Koppelman, M. Montgomery, D. Thompson, J. Mathine, D. Davidson. Front Row; L. Bartling, R. Davison, K. Meikle, M. Woods, C. Sanders, L. Pease, B. Zimmerer, F. Ruzicka, K. Welsh. State Track Meet Qualifiers T. Wintz and M. Woods Fred's bid for first. Ron shows winning form. Honorary Co-captains K. Meikle end M. Woods 52 i CREIGHTON’S THINCLADS The 1965 track season was the most successful in the history of the school with the Bulldogs chalking up the following totals in meets. Wane Relays 2nd 23 pts. O'Neill Invitational 7th 15 pts. NENAC 1st 65 pts. Knox County 1st 73 1 2 pts. Corntassel 1st 84 1 2 pts. District 3rd 32 pts. The following school records were set: Shot R. Hudson 46' 5 220 M. Woods 22.9 440 D. Davidson 53.1 Mile T. Wintz 4:50.6 2-mile relay K. Koppelman 9:12.7 W. Risinger T. LaFrenz K. Glover Melvin Steps Out Bernard, Burns Up The Track GoI Ace GoI Heave Ho! Grosskop HONOR C MEMBERS Back Row: D. Cox, D. Davidson, B. Warren, L. Stutheit, T. LaFrenz, F. Ruzicka, C. Sanders, M. Montgomery, L. Grosskop. Second Row: Mr. Buller, D. Halverson, M. Woods, T. Wintz, B. Zimmer, G. Rumsey, D. Raft, D. Carlson, B. Jorgenson, J. Zimmer, E. Smith, Mr. Smith. Front Row: C. Nelson, K. Meikle, L. Pease, K. Koppleman, R. Hudson, D. Thompson, J. Mathine, D. Ehrenberg, M. Blair, B. Pease. Dale Thompson Athlete of The Year CROSS COUNTRY BOYS HELD THEIR TROPHIES D. Halverson, B. Pease, T. Wintz, D. Cox. CREIGHTON COACHING STAFF Coaches, Buller, Smith, Hawkins, Kane. S. Hartshorn, Miss Senior Class V. Hansen Miss Junior Class B. Buhrman, Miss Pep Club C. Mathine, Miss Sophomore Class S. Radosti Miss FHA V. Strope, Miss Freshman Class S. West. Miss FFA ; 2nd, 8th Grade 1st, Freshmen 3rd, Seniors 56 The 11th annual Homecoming was held this year. It was sponsored by the Student Council. A- mong its activities was the bonfire pep rally held in the parking lot on Wed- nesday evening. On Friday afternoon the floats made by each class paraded down Main Street led by the band. Also in the parade were the three convertibles carrying the eight queen candidates. The grade school and attendance units trailed thefloats.The halftime ceremonies of the football game included the march- ing band, the an- nouncement of float winners, and the crowning of the Homecoming Queen. The evening was suc- cessful as Creighton won over Osmond 20-0. S H A R 0 N R E I G N S Sharon West—Homecoming Queen Judy Zila—Miss CHS of '63, B. Buhrman, C. Mathine, V. Strope—2nd attendant, S. West--Queen, S. Hartshorn— 1st attendant, V. Hansen, S. Radosti. JUNIOR CLASS PLA Y Mr. Maxwell Kent Koppelman Mrs. Maxwell Phyllis Schuett Wilbur Maxwell Dean Nielsen THE PLACE Connie Maxwell Kathy Falter The living room in the Maxwell home, Betty Lou Maxwell Susan Johnson Bernadine Smith Mary Saloum Hercules Nelson David Cox Mrs. Brown Mary Falter Aunt Mary Janis Smith THE TIME Mr. Mallory Loren Stutheit Act I: About six o'clock in the evening. Elmer Ron Hudson Act II: About seven o'clock in the evening of Muggsy Jim Mathine the same day. ACT III: A few minutes later. Prompters Rita Pospeshil Sherry Bauer Sound Effects Man Dale Thompson Director Mr. Richard Nelson 58 SWEETHEART BALL The FFA Sweetheart and FHA Beau were crowned at the annual Sweetheart Ball on Febrary 20. The candidates for Sweetheart were Linda Blair, Lois Fischer, Vicky Hansen, and Phyllis Schuett. The Beau candidates were Everett Braun, Don Ehrenberg, Bernard Jorgensen, and Dean Nielsen. The 1 as held in the grade school gymnasium. The music was by the Palisades. The decorations consisted of streamers, cupids, hearts, and a heart-covered wishing well. Linda Blair and Don Ehrenberg were crowned as the new Sweetheart and Beau, Marci Buller and Kent Larson were crown-bearers. Punch and cookies were served by the FHA girls. THE SCARLET GHOST SENIOR CLASS PLAY ACT I: It is six in the evening at the Norton estate. ACT II: The living room of the Norton estate several hours later. ACT III: The scene is the living room of the Norton estate a few minutes after the close of Act II. 60 Hetty Norton Jean Kind Shirley Stone Phyllis Myers Hank Halloran Melvin Blair Allan Montgomery Jim Brandt Elma Adams Betty Buhrman Clarence Macklin Gaylen Kumm Janice Teresa Smith Spencer Norton Roger Davison Dorthy Norton Ardith Clough Jim Flynn Tom Anderson Student Director Gaylen Kumm Prompter, make-up Sandi Haack Props, make-up Janet Montgomery Prompter Linda Boggs Director Miss Gwen Putnam Sports Spectacular On March 20, the Pep Club honored the coaches and members of the athletic de- partment at their annual Athletic Banquet. It was held in the basement of the city auditorium. The decorations and program followed the theme Sports Spectacular. After a meal of Largen's broasted chicken, potatoes, salad, corn, and dessert, a film starring the Harlem Globetrotters was shown. Pep Rallies-Everyone Participates ARABIAN 62 KNIGHTS SUSAN JOHNSON B.AIWe terNn ‘THESS T r.F s“’r- c. ha ftg t. ££: ?.• S. McGill, °oerr, j. y The Junior Class invited the Senior Class and faculty to the Jr.-Sr. Banquet on May 8. The theme of the banquet and prom was Arabian Knights . The general chairman was Susan Johnson. The mothers of the Junior Class prepared the delicious meal. The guests sat under palm trees and tents, surrounded by camels. Jim Mathine was toastmaster. Dale Thompson gave the Welcome, and Susan Radosti gave the Response. The program consisted of the Senior Class History, by Dan Walker; The Desert Song , by the waiters and waitresses; the Class Prophecy, by Kent Koppelman; a speech entitled The Cap- turing and Training of a Wild Flea , by Dave Davidson; My Favorite Things , by the Girls' Trio; and the Class Will, by Susan Radosti. After the banquet the prom was held with the Velaires providing music. 63 B accaiawieate SUNDAY, MAY 16, 1965 - 8:00 P. M. Processional.............................Mrs. Max Tyler “Now the Days Are Over,” Barnby .... Mixed Chorus Invocation......................Rev. Richard Hartshorn Baccalaureate Sermon................Rev. James Hunkins “American Hymn,” Keller.....................Mixed Chorus Benediction.....................Rev. Richard Hartshorn Recessional..............................Mrs. Max Tyler CLASS COLORS — Red and White CLASS FLOWER — Red Carnation CLASS MOTTO — “We Finish to Begin” Scott P. Adams Thomas E. Anderson Gloria Bartak Donna J. Bartling Lanny Bartling Melvin O. Blair Herbert M. Blair Billie M. Berglund Linda Boggs Sherry Boone Jim Brandt Betty J. Buhrman Don Carlson Ardith E. Clough Paul Crosley Roger W. Davison Connie Edwards Donald D. Faith Sandra Ja Nahn Haack Susan L. Hartshorn Jean Kind Neil Kuhlman Gaylen Kumm Kenneth M. Meikle Janet A. Montgomery Phyllis J. Myers Edd G. Olsen Larry Pease Jerry Porter Audrey A. Prochaska Susan F. Radosti Fred D. Ruzicka Carl P. Sanders Edward C. Smith Teresa L. Smith Susan Wagner Dannie L. Walker James Kent Welch Sharon K. West Melvin A. Woods Elizabeth A. Ziegler Bob Zimmerer □ CLASS OFFICERS President — Susan Radosti Vice President — Dannie Walker Secretary — Neil Kuhhnan Treasurer — Carl Sanders 64 Rev. James Hunkins CwtdKfiumKfijtf TUESDAY, MAY 18, 1965 - 8:00 P. M. Processional................................Varsity Band Duane F. Booth, Director Invocation............................Kov. Edward Keller Salutatory “Without a Son;-',” Youmans.....................Girls Trio Address......................................Dr. B. E. Boss Wayne State College “Kentucky 1800,” Grundman.................. ’arsity Band Valedictory Presentation of Class......................Dennis Smith Class Sponsor Presentation of Diplomas..................Lawrence Condon President Board of Education Presentation of Scholarships . . . Supt. Robert G. Pease Benediction...........................Rev. Edward Keller Recessional................................Varsity Baud Dr. B. E. Ross 65 HONORS NIGHTY 14 Phyllis Myers Citizenship Math Award Tom Anderson Citizenship Science Award Linda Keck Dan Walker Citizenship Regents Scholarship Susan Johnson Kent Koppelman Susan Radosti jean Kind Home Economics Award Spanish Award Homemaker of Tomorrow Salutatorian John Philip Sousa Band Award Spanish Award Valedictorian 66 Diana Carlson Typing Award Vicky Hansen Shorthand Award Fred Ruzicka Chapter Star Farmer Dale Thompson Athlete of tne Year ADVERTISING 68 LEN'S GARAGE Welding, Overhauling, Plow Lays Elaine's Grocery Groceries, Fresh fruits Vegetables, Fresh meats Phone 3521, Res. phone 3431 Winnetoon, Nebraska Congratulations and Best Wishes To The Class of 1965 CENTER BAR Center, Nebraska B. C. TIRE SERVICE All Types of Tire Repair A. J. Boone, Owner Phone 230 Creighton, Nebraska Treat Yourself to a Treat At the TREAT SHOPPE Creighton, Nebraska P.J. 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