Crete High School - Hi Lites Yearbook (Crete, NE)

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Q. G fre fe x .T .S X is 6 gg. Q- 6- f.. is I Y 4 JUNIORS 4 In the fall of '58 the present junior class en- J tered High school as extremely green freshmen. The 4 following class officers were elected? President, - Eldon Darringtong Vice-President, Arlene Sobotkag Sec'y-Treasurer, Patty Conradg Student Councilman, Virginia snail, Sponsors were Mr. Misner and Mrs. Baldwinl HSpeedN was the freshman play presented. As sophomores vthese students were elected to offices President, Arlene Sobetkag Vice-President Norris Hedelag Sec'y-Treasurer, Esther peblerg and Student Councilman, Virginia Shell. Sponsors were Miss Turner and Mr. Brenneman. nTempest and Sunshinen, a play about two sisters who had opposite dispositions was given that year, These people served as Junior class 'officersz President, William Svarag Vice-President, Virginia Shollg Sec'yfTreasurer, Esther Peblerg Studam Councilman, Patty Conradg and Athletic Board Member v Arlene Sobotka. Miss Bute and Miss Johnston were elected sponsors. B The Junior play was a murder mysterv UThree Taps e at Twelvesn The plot concerned e miserly old uw gentleman who invited to dinner the five people by whom he was most hated. After dinner the guests played nMurder.n During the game the old miscr was murdered, A merry chase to find the murderer followed. The cast was Jamkason Edwards,Johnny Bala Irelandg 'Cassie, Florence Stejskalg Mr. Gage, Marvin Limbeckg Mrs. Gage, Beth Anna Mekotag Dick Edwards, Billy Svarag Mrs. Baker, Jeanette Knollcnbergg and Catfish, Frank Kasparek. The UGay Ninetiesn was the theme of the 1941 f Junior-Senior Banquet. The banquet was held at the - St. James Hall on May 17. The hall was decorated r to give the effect of an old-time arcade. The J, favors were nosegays and boutonnieres, and the ' place cards were pages from an old femil 1 ' photograph album. Newsboys sold 'Police Gazettes fair was toastmaster. nMelodramaH was which the subjects were drawn, Toast: were as , J k ll ' follows: William Svara, uMy Fran'sn5 Bob Spinar uElueidateUg Esther Pebler,U0f Bicycles and Beauxng sv Shirley Pflasterer, URass-ma-tazzug Mr. Velte, UMustache Cups.u The speeches were followed by a Qf general Nairing of tonsils.n A. ' J A E during the course of the evening, Eldon Dar-rington sl e A AW 5 ' Dr. Hull, Frank Spinarg Edwin Dahlbeck, Ralpi 6. ii sb e -23 47 if , the theme from K X I sl -sl

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