David City High School - Scout Yearbook (David City, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1949 volume:

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NYG QI'S of 9128 GPS It has been a real pleasure to me to work Wllh e students and yorn them rn therr varrous actrvltres each of you I wxsh success and happrness and peczally to the semors Mr H C Ebrnerer Superln tendent of Davrd Crty Hrgh School The Makers of the Maps Mr Vauck Mr Ebme1er and the school board have helped to make thxs a most successful and enloyable tr1p The school board elected by the people for the purpose of securrng a good school for the communrty begrns early to chart the way for each years lourney They make plans for GCt1V1l1eS prepare a budget and h1re teachers among whom are Mr Vauck and Mr Ebmeler Both do much rn helprng puprls to select the courses they need to take Mr Vauck has B Sc and M H degrees The struggle for knowledge IS as old as creatlon and as new as the present It wxll ev r be so to the end of trme We trust that the meager start IH the quest for knowledge we have grven you here rn Dav1d Ctty l-hgh School w1ll prove to be a perpetual rmpetus and gurde to greater thmgs B Vauck Prrncrpal of Davrd Clty High School from the Un1vers1ty of Nebraska Besldes belng prmcrpal he also teaches advanced algebra Mr Vauck s hobby rs makrng and reltnrshmg small preces of furmture Hrs favorrte dehght rs poppmg and eatrng pop corn and hrs pet peeve 1S squrrtlng grapefrurt Mr Ebmerer has H B and M Q degrees from the Untversrty of Nebraska Mr Ebmerer s hobby 1S photography Hrs favorrte delrght IS trred chlcken and sour cream on apple ple and hrs pet peeve 1S nosey people Cnot phys1 cal that rsl The School Board members are Mr Harold Zmnecker Dr D E Burdrck Mr I V Nlcodemus Mrs V D Frus Mrs Vern Campbell and Mrs B Smrth Page 5 .. . ih .. . . . . , . . . .. U To - . e 1 ' ' es- ' . ' . . . . , - I . ' ' ' Mr. . E. , . , . . , . I . . . 1 l . , . 1 1 , , ' I . . . . . , . . ' , . . . . 1 - . - , . . . , . , . Qfnfi Tig Ta.: Tfjjl 'iii :Aff ,4-k:ff57 'ffl 1 .Q MRS E. RYRN MISS LIERK ff ' f . 'X , I EMMA? 9 2 1. 7 N f .- 4 I 5 QV.: I V If . E9 X V . v tr I ' 4 . MR COSLOR MR. CRQNDELL MB. GINGERY MR. HIGHBY QUlC!QS Mr. Rex Coslor: B. Sc. University of Nebraska, Eng- lish, Speech, Pet Peeve, Lumps in the gravy, Hobby, People, Favorite Delight, Fried chicken, By-word, Do you have any questions? -Mr. C. R. Crandell: Fl. B. Nebraska State Normal, Peru, M. Pl. University of Ne- braska, Band, Bookkeeping, Pet Peeve, Cold weather, Favorite Delight, Lemon pie, Hobbies, Music, fishing, hunting, reading, By-word, Honest? Mr. Robert O. Gingery: B. Sc. University of Nebraska, F-lgriculture, Pet Peeve, Habitual complainers, Favorite Delight, MR. K. RYFIN MISS SWQNSON 'I Malted milks, Hobby, Sports, By-line , Keep busy! Mr. Franklin Highby: B. Pt, Dana College, Blair, Latin, English, Publications, Pet Peeve, Plrtiiiciality covering up lack of character, Favorite Delight, Ice cream, Hobby, Hitch-hiking, By-line, Get that Dope! Un- formationl. Miss Lucille Hoffman: H. B. Nebraska Wesleyan, M. Q. University of Nebraska, Library Science, English, Pet Peeve, People chewing gum when I haven't any. Favorite Delight, Pigs-in- blankets, Hobby, Flowers, making candy, By-line, It is better to do something than to sit doing nothing while planning to do everything. Mrs. Elaine M. Ryan: H. B. Nebraska State Teachers' College, Kear- ney, Girls' Phys. Ed., Eighth grade, P-et Peeve, In- sincere people, Favorite Delight, Chocolate cake or steaks fthe way Mr. Ryan fries theml, Hobby, Sew- ing, swimming, and fishing, By-line, HH right, kids, get in line. Mr. Kent Ryan: B. H. Nebraska State Teachers' College, Kearney, Coach, Biology, Manual Training, Pet Peeve, Every one trying to talk at the same time, Favorite Delight, Shrimp, Hobby, Hunt- ing, Fishing, and Sleeping, By-line, Never do today what you can put off until tomorrow. Miss Phyllis Lierk: B. Pl. Midland College, Fremont, Vocal Music, Pet Peeve, Two-faced people, Favorite Delight, Pork chops and rhubarb fboth in any way, shape, or iorml, Hobby, Collecting salt and pepper shakers, vases, and records: By-line, I complained because I had no shoes until I met a man who had no feet. Miss Catherine Swanson: R. B. Doane College, Crete, Chemistry, Biology, Physics, Pet Peeve, People who talk when they have nothing to say, Favorite Delight, Butterscotch pie, Hobby, Collecting cartoons and witticisms, By-line Oh, heavens! MISS HOFFMQN MR SCHLICHTING MISS McNQUGI-IT MR. Mr. Walter Schlichting: Q. B. Midland College, Fre- mont, Coach, Sociology, Flmerican History, Pet Peeve, Fixing flat tires, Favorite Delight, T-bone steak, Hob- by, Wood-working, By-line, Fill right! Miss Donice McNuught: B. Sc. University of Nebraska, Vocational Home Making, Pet Peeve, Keeping up with list of correspondents, Favorite Delight, Dancing, eating sea foods, Hobby, Golfing, By-line, Well, what do you know? Mr. Ellis Mercer: B. Sc. University of Ne- braska, Geometry, Hlgebra, Pet Peeve, Watching wo- men signal for left turns and then turning right, Qullw Hs Bullwhackers for the year, the Stu- dent Council kept us from going astray by filling the year with entertaining and educa- tional assembly programs. The responsibility of presenting this outside talentfwas delegated to the Student Council President. On the evening of November 23, the Bull- whackers whipped us into action by hitting us between the eyes with a party ithey threw it, that isl. With the party came the introduc- The Student Council with its sponsor, Mr. Vauck, are Norman Muntz, Iohn Dean Kucera, lim Burdick, lack Lang, Myrl l-lasik, Cherie Rathjen, Phyllis Blevins, Maxine Martin, Monica Beringer, Kenny Schrnit, Eugene Stara, and Doyle Fyfe. LQ MERCER MISS ROOS MR. RUMBQUGH A Favorite Delight, Banana Splits, Hobby, Planning Cbudgets, etc.J, By-line, Quit your crying! Cgripingl. Miss Edith Roos: B. Sc. University of Nebraska, M. H. University of Nebraska, Commercial, Pet Peeve, Hav- ing to dodge low tree limbs, Favorite Delight, Taking short and long trips, Hobby, Trimming hats, By-line, Oh, forever-more! Mr. Iohn Rumbaugh: H. B. Kear- ney State Teachers' College, Coach, World History, Pet Peeve, Q grey Plymouth, Favorite Delight, Ice cream, Hobby, Sports, By-line, Simmer down! CZCAQRS' tion of program dances. This was a plan to encourage more people to take part in the dances, and proved very successful. They next decided that a flower fund from the students be set aside for use in case of illness or bereavement in the immediate families of students and faculty members. Officers for the year were Iohn Kucera, President, Norman Muntz, Vice-President, lim Burdick, Secretary, lack Lang, Treasurer. Other members were elected by the students to rep- resent their respective classes. Gary Widle, Phyllis Blevins, Bar bara Michael, and Ben Zinnecker discuss their prospective dances at the Student Council-sponsored pro gram dance, Nov. 23. 41,6- Ayr iff-':. Qu? fauna... lf WX fs Q My i TRCK RRMRGOST KRTHRYN BRKER IRMES BHRLEHN DORIS BERINGER MONICR BERINGER M9311-YN BIRKE- Cgdorty lack Rrmagost: General, Football 2, 3, 4, Lettered 4, Basketball 4, Lettered 4, DC Club 4, Boys' Phys. Ed l, Thespians 4, Class Play 3, Sr. Band 2, Ir. Band l, Choir 3, 4, Boys' Octet 3, FFR 4. Kathryn Baker: Col- lege Preparatory, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Girls' Phys. Ed. 2, 3, GRR l, 2, Scoop Staff 3, 4, Scout Staff 3, 4, Quill 51 Scroll 3, 4, Speech 2, 3, 4, Thespians 4, Class Play 3, National Forensic League 4, Sr. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Choir 2, 3, 4, Glee Club l, 2, 3, State Music Clinic 2, 3, 4, Student Director of Operetta 3, H. S. Rccompanist 4, Rll State l, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Reserves l, Class Treas. 2, Girls' Sextet l, Mixed Octet 2, 3, Madrigal 4, Triple Trio 2, Brass Sextet l, 2, 4, Piano l, 3, Superior l, Ex- cellent 3, French Horn 2, 4, Superior 2, Vocal Solo 4, Original Oratory 3, Good, Dramatic Reading flocal contestl 4, Superior, Discussion 4, Student Director of Speech Play 4. lames Barlean: Vocational Rgricul- ture, Rising City l, Football l, Basketball l, Track l, 2, 3, Boys' Phys. Ed. 3, Thespians 4, Class Play 3, Class Pres. 4, FFR 2, 3, 4. George Barlean: Vocational Rgriculture, Track 3, Boys' Phys. Ed. 3, Sr. Band l, 2, 3, 4, Ir. Band l, Glee Club l, FFR 2, 3, 4, FFR Pres. Q? X 4 E ix 16' ik' 4 u fr 4. sq, GEORGE BRRLERN PRISCILLR BECKLER HELEN BELOVIC NORMRN BOKELMRN ELIZRBETH BONNE IRMES BURDICK in ers 4 Priscilla Beckler: Commercial, Kenesaw 1, Hol- stein 2, Girls' Chorus 2, Pep Club 2, Girls' Phys. Ed. 1, 2, 3, Choir l, 2, 3, Glee Club l, Class Play 3, Class Officer 2, 3. Helen Belovic: Normal Training, Rbie l, 2, Pep Club 1, 2, Glee Club 3, 4, FTR 3, 4, Class Vice- Pres. 2. Doris Beringer: Commercial, Octavia l, 2, Pep Club l, 2, Girls' Phys. Ed. 4, Thespians 4, Class Play l, 2, 3, Sr. Band 3, 4, Pep Band 3, 4, Class Of- ficer 2, Cheerleader 2. Monica Beringer: Commercial, Notre Dame in Omaha 3, Pep Club l, 2, 4, Girls' Phys. Ed. l, 2, GRR l, 2, Scoop Staff 4, Class Play 3, Choir l, Glee Club l, Class Secretary 2, Class Pres. 3, Student Council 4, Operetta 3, Marilyn Birkel: Commercial, Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Phys. Ed. l, Glee Club l. Norman Bokelman: Vocational Rgricul- ture, Speech 4, Spe-ech Play 4, Thespians 4, FFR 2, 3, 4. Elizabeth Bonne: Commercial, Girls' Phys. Ed. l, 2, 3, 4, FFR l, 2, Glee Club l, 4. lames Burdick: Col- lege Preparatory, San Leandro 1, Football 2, 3, 4, Lettered 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Lettered 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, Lettered 3, DC Club 2, 3, 4, Student Coun-' cil 3, 4. I ,i M S. Senior Class Officers with Mr. Vauck, their sponsor, are Don Glock, lim Barlean, Eugene Glock, and Edith Sauser. Morris Clemmer: General: Footbdll l, 2, 3, 4, Lettered l, 2, 3, 4: Basket- ball l, 2, 3, 4, Lettered l, 2, 3, 4: Track l, 2, 3, Lettered l, 2, 3: DC Club l, 2, 3, 4, Boys' Phys. Ed. l. 2, Choir l, Glee Club l, 2, Vice-Pres. of Class 2, FFF! 2, 3. Darrell Cur- tis: General, Football l, 2, 3, 4: Lettered 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Let- tered 4, Track l, 2, 3, Lettered 3, DC Club 3, 4, Speech 3, 4, Thes- pians 4, Piss. Mgr. of Class Play 3: Choir l, 2, 3, 4, Operetta Cast 4, Glee Club l, 2, 3, Boys' Octet 3, Madrigal 4, Boys' Quartet 4. Don- ald Danaher: General, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Track l, 3, Boys' Phys. Ed. l, Choir l, Glee Club l. Henry De- Ford: College Preparatory, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Lettered 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball l, 2, 3, 4, Lettered 4, Track l, 2, 3, DC Club 2, 3, 4, Boys' Phys. Ed. 1, Choir 1, Glee Club l, Boys' State 3. Evelyn From: General, Pep Club 3, 4, Girls' Phys. Ed. l, 2, 3, 4, GHH 2, Choir l, Glee Club l. DonaldfGlock: Vocational Hgricul- ture: Boys' Phys. Ed. 1, Speech 4, Thespians 4, Class' Play 3, Choir l, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club l, 2, Operetta Cast 4, Speech Play 4, Boys' Octet 3: FFQ 2, 3, 4, Eugene Glock: Vo- cational Hgriculture, Rising City l, SCOOP Staff 3: Speech 3, 4, Thes- pians 4, Class Play 3, Sr Band 2, 3, 4, lr. Band 2, Choir l, 3, 4, Op- eretta Cast 3, 4, Glee Club 3, Boys' Octet 3, Extemp. Speaking 4, FFR 2, 3, 4, Boys' State 3, Class Treasurer 4. Ianet Glock: College Prepara- tory, Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 4, Cheerleader 4, Girls' Phys. Ed. l, 2, 3, 4, G99 1, Scoop Staff 3, 4, Scout Staff 4, Speech 3, 4, Thes- pians 4, Class Play 3, Sr. Band 2, 3, 4, Ir. Band l, Choir l, 2, 3, 4, Student Director of Operetta 4, Glee Club l, 2, 3, State Music Clinic 4, Girls' State 3, Flll State 2, 3, 4, Speech Play 4, Orchestra 3, 4, Trio 3, 4, Mixed Octet 3, Girls' Sextet 2, Madrigal 4, Piano 2, 3, Good 2, Ex- cellent 3, Humorous Reading 4, Stu- dent Council 2, Class Pres. 3. Bl- gene Grubaugh: College Prepara- tory, Notre Dame in Omaha, l, 2, 3, Girls' Phys. Ed. l, Scoop Staff 4, Speech 3, 4, Thespians 4, Class Plays 3, Choir l, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club l, Class Officer 2. Beryldene Hasik: General, Girls' Phys. Ed. 1, 2, 3, 4: GHH l, 2, Speech 2, 3, 4, Thespians 4: Sr. Band l, 2, 3, 4, Choir 2, 3, 4, Operetta Cast 4, Glee Club 2, 3: Girls' Reserves 1, 2: Brass Sextet 1. 2, Trumpet Trio 3, Girls' Sextet 2: Track l, Football l, Basketball 1, Vocal Solo 2, 3, Excellent. This is a story of sixty-one of the most courageous and daring young adventurers of today. Yes, these sixty-one make up the graduating class of 1949. Four years ago, these young people set out on a journey, a long, hard journey, one which they hoped would some day lead them to the land of unlimited treasure. In that first year they were guided over steep cliffs and through rugged can- yons by their class sponsors, Miss loan Hoffman and Mr. Vauck, with the help of Norman Muntz, president, lack Nichols, vice-president, Peggy Bechius, secretary, lean Martin, treas- urer. Iohn Schlentz was student council representative. The class readily adapted itself to school activities and was soon on its way to success. Morris Clemmer, Donald Danaher, Evelyn From, Eugene Glock, Fllgene Grubaugh, Darrell Curtis, Henry DeFord, Donald Glock, Ianet Glock, Beryldene Hasik. X6 5 'Q .Q 'Pb- -1' gr-. My Q' 11- 'i as, 6 ...lk V QS 1 23 Donald Heins: Vocational Rgricul- ture5 Sr. Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Boys' Glee 15 Ir. Band l5 FFR 2, 3, 4. Mary Lu Homolka: Commercial5 Girls' Phys. Ed. 1, 2, 35 GRR 1, 25 Scout Staff 45 Speech 45 Thespians 45 Sr. Band 2, 3, 45 Ir. Band 15 Choir l, 45 Girls' R-eserves l5 Student Director of Op- eretta 45 Of Speech Play 4. Hdeline Hotovy: Cornmercia15 Pep Club 3, 45 Treasurer 45 Girls' Phys. Ed. 1, 45 Scoop Staff 3, 45 Speech 3, 45 Class Play 35 Sr. Band l, 2, 3, 45 Ir. Band 15 Choir l, 45 Operetta Cast 45 Fl-IR 3, 45 Pres. 3, Vice-Pres. 45 Girls' Re- serves l5 Saxaphone Quartet 3, 45 Class Secretary 3. Roman Humlicek: General5 Rbie l, 25 Choir 45 Operetta Cast 45 Softball l, 25 FFR 3, 4. Do- lores Kilgore: Commercial5 Pep Club 3, 45 Girls' Phys. Ed. 1, 25 GRR 1, 25 Speech 25 Choir l, 35 Glee Club 1, 35 Sextet 35 Girls' Reserves 15 Fl-IR 3, 45 Pres 4, Eva Kilgore: Commer- cial5 Pep Club 3, 45 Girls' Phys. Ed. 1, 2, 3, 45 GRR 1, 25 Choir 15 Glee Club lp Fl-IR 3, 45 Girls' Reserves 1. Rrlene Klingemann: Commercia15 Girls' Phys. Ed. lg Glee Club I, 3. Marcella Kovar: Normal Training5 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Girls' Phys. Ed. 1, 25 GRR l, 25 Choir 15 Glee Club 15 FTR 3, 4. Nadine Kracman: Nor- mal Training5 Rbie l, 25 Pep Club 1, 25 FTR 3, 45 Class Secretary 2. Clarence Krenk: General5 Rbie l, 25 Choir 45 Operetta Cast 45 Softball 1, 25 FFR 3, 4. The second year was every bit as thrilling as the first. Everyone took an active part in music, athletics, speech, and other activities. The boys began vocational agriculture for the first year. The girls continued their hornemaking, thus making better campfire meals on the long, hard journey to that new horizon beyond. This year Mr. McRlexander and Miss Swanson were class sponsors. Don Lawson, president, Morris Clemmer, vice-president, Monica Beringer, secretary, Kathryn Baker, treasurer, and Ianet Glock, student council representative, helped to make the going a little easier. Don Heins, Rdeline Hotovy, Dolores Kil- gore, Rrlene Klingemann, Nadine Krac- man, Mary Lu Homolka, Roman Humlicek, Eva Kilgore, Marcella Kovar, Clarence Krenk. Mildred Kucera: Commercial5 Bruno 1, 25 Class Play l. 2, Dolores Kunkee: Normal Training5 Girls' Phys. Ed. l, 2, 3, 45 G99 l, 25 Glee Club lp EHR 35 FT!-1 3, 4. Betty Kutka: Commercial5 Brainard l, Bruno 25 Class Play 25 Glee Club l. Donald Lawson: College Prepara- tory5 Basketball lg Boys' Phys. Ed. 15 Speech 45 Thespians 45 Speech Play 45 Sr. Band l, 2, 3, 45 Ir. Band lg Clarinet Quartet 35 Orchestra 3, 45 Class Pres. 25 Student Council 3. Rita Lettellier: College Preparatory5 Girls' Phys. Ed. l, 25 Scout Staff 45 Speech 45 Choir l, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club I, 2, 35 Costumes Director of Op- eretta 4. Lucille Ludvik: Commer- cial5 Pep Club l, 2, 3, 45 Secretary 45 Girls' Phys. Ed. 1, 2, 3, 45 GBR l, 25 Majorette 3, 45 Choir l, 2, 3, 45 Sextet l, 25 Triple Trio 25 Trio 3, 45 Madrigal 45 Operetta Cast 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 35 State Music Clinic 45 FHH 3, 45 Class Treasurer 35 Vocal Solo 2, excellent, 3, superior. Ioseph Mally: General5 Track l, 2, 35 Foot- ball l, 2, 3, Lettered l, 2, 35 Basket- ball l, 2, 35 DC Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Boys' Phys. Ed. l5 Thespians 45 Class Play 35 Glee Club 1. I.. lean Martin: Commercial5 Pep Club l, 2, 3, 45 Pres. 45 Cheerleader 2, 3, 45 Girls' Phys. Ed. l, 2, 3, 45 Scoop Staff 35 Thespians 45 Class Play 35 Choir 2, 3, 45 Operetta Cast 45 Glee Club 2, 35 Trio 3, 45 Madrigal 45 Vocal Solo 2, good, 3, excellent5 Class Treas. l5 Class Vice-Pres. 3. Norman Muntz: General5 Track 1, 2, 3, Let- tered 2, 35 Football l, 2, 3, 4, Let- tered l, 2, 3, 45 Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Lettered 2, 3, 45 DC Club l, 2, 3, 45 Boys' Phys. Ed. l, 25 Thespians 45 Class Play 3, Sr. Band l, 2, 3, 45 Music Clinic at Peru 35 Orchestra 3, 45 Class Pres. lj Student Council 4. lack Nichols: General5 Track 15 Basketball l5 Boys' Phys. Ed. l5 Choir l, 25 Class Vice-Pres. l. The third year was highlighted by the junior-senior ban- quet. The class, with Kathryn Baker as general chairman, did a very nice job of decorating the auditorium in a winter won- derland scene. The center of the floor was decorated with an igloo. Soft colored lights helped to beautify the cool, com- fortable scene. Several members of the class took an active part in the operetta, Meet Hrizona, and in the junior class play, Iune Mad. Ht the head of the trail were Miss Roos and Miss McNaught, class sponsors. Ianet Glock was class president Iean Martin, vice-president Fldeline Hotovy, secretary5 Lucille Ludvik, treasurer5 and lim Burdick, student council represent- ative. Mildred Kucera, Betty Kutka, Rita Lettel- lier, Ioe Mally, Norman Muntz, Dolores Kunkee, Donald Lawson, Lucille Ludvik, lean Martin, lack Nichols. Q0 Dennis Novacek: General, Bruno 1, 2, FFR 3, 4. Lindell Novell: General, Track 1, 2, 3, Football Z, 3, 4, Let- tered 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, DC Club 2, 3, 4, Boys' Phys. Ed. 1, 2, Glee Club l, FFR 2, 3, 4, Celestine Pesek: Normal Training, Brainard 1, 2, Glee Club 2, 4, ETH 3, 4, Class Pres. 2. Betty Powell: General, Ulysses 3, Girls' Phys, Ed. l, 2, 3, 4, GHF1 1, 2, Scoop Staff 2, Scout Staff 2, Speech 2, Choir 1, Glee Club 1. Cherie Rathien: General, Girls' Phys. Ed. l, 2, 3, 4: GBR l, 2, Speech l, 2, 3, 4, Thespians 4, Class Play 3, Ir. Band 3, 4, Choir 1, Stu- dent Council 4, Theodore Rerucha: General, Club 1. Boys' Phys. Ed. 1, Glee Edward Roubal: Normal Training, Bruno l, 2, Class Plays 1, 2, ETH 3, 4, Class Officer 1, 2. Wil- hed Samek: General, Track 2, Boys' Phys. Ed. 1, 2, 3, Speech 4, Thes- pians 4, Speech Play 4, Glee Club l, FFR 2. Edith Sauser: General, Marietta 1, 2, 3, Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Phys. Ed. 4, Speech 1, 2, 3, Class Play 3, Sr. Band l, 2, 3, 4, Majorette 4, Choir 1, 2, 3, Class' Officer l, 4. Iohn Schlentz: Gen- eral, Boys' Phys. Ed. 1, 2, Scout Staff- 3, Glee Club l, 4, FFR 2, Student Council 1. The fourth year brought about a great climax in which these sixty-one students reached the end of their interesting journey. Hmong the group that graduated in the '49 class are several star athletes, as well as outstanding students in music and speech. The guide on the last lap of the journey was Mr. Vauck, class sponsor, Iames Barlean, president, Donald Glock, vice-president, Edith Sauser, secretary, and Eugene Glock, treasurer. Kenneth Schmit, Cherie Rathjen, Iames Burdick, Monica Beringer, and Norman Muntz were student council representatives. Hmong the year's activities were the senior class play, You Can't Take It With You, the operetta, Waltz Dream. the junior-senior banquet, and sneak day. Dennis Novacek, Celestine Pesek, Cherie Rathjen, Edward Roubal, Edith Sauser, Lindell Novell, Betty Powell, Ted Rerucha, Wilfred Samek, Iohn Schlentz. Benito Schlueten College Prepara- tory5 Tulace Union High 1, Ursuline Convent 2, Santa Rosa High 35 Cheerleader l, 25 Girls' Phys. Ed. 1, 2, 35 GRH l, 35 Scoop Staff 45 Scout Staff 45 Speech 3, 45 Thespians 45 National Forensic League 45 Choir 2, 45 Operetta Cast 2, 45 Girls' Re- serves l5 Speech Play 45 Science Club lp Class Treas. 15 Madrigal 4. Kenneth Schmit: College Prepara- tory5 Track 15 Football l, 4, Lettered 45 Basketball l5 DC Club 45 Boys' Phys. Ed. l, 25 Sr. Band lg Choir 3, 45 Boys' Octet 3. Eugene Slegl: General5 Bruno l, 25 FFR 3, 4. Dayle Tenny: Commercial5 Girls' Phys. Ed. l, 2, 45 GRP! 15 Glee Club l, 45 Girls' Reserves l, 2. Rdrian Tomek: General5 Schuyler 1, 25 Track 35 Football I, 4, Lettered 45 Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Lettered 45 DC Club 45 FFR l, 2. Io Hnn Vrana: Normal Training5 Octavia l, 25 Cheerleader l, 25 Girls' Phys. Ed. 3, 45 Glee Club 45 ETH 3, 45 Class Officer 1, 2. Betty Lou Wudkins: General5 Hartington 1, 2, 35 Pep Club l, 2, 35 Speech 1, 2, 35 Thespians 45 Class Play 35 Choir 3, 45 Glee Club l, 2, 35 Sextet 35 Class Treas, 25 One Oct Play 31 exce1lent5 Madrigal 4. Phyllis Zei- linger: College Preparatory5 Girls' Phys. Ed. lg Thespians 45 Class Play 35 Glee Club l, 3, 4. Lewis Zin- necker: College Preparatory5 Scout Staff 45 Thespians 45 Speech 45 Sr. Band l, Z, 3, 45 Class Play 35 Choir 15 Orchestra 3, 4. You may ask what it was that made this trip so out- standing. It is the cooperation of every member on the trip that has made it what it was. lt was their cooperation that has brought them to the gold rush of 1949. Here they have reached the end of one ot the many trips of life and a great new horizon in which they can place their hopes and dreams opens up before them. Beatta Schlueter, Eugene Slegl, Fldrian Tomek, Betty Wadkins, Kenneth Schmit, Dayle Tenny, Io Hnn Vrana, Phyllis Zei- linger, Lewis Zinnecker. t9 'B if George Hbbott Lois Flnn Crandell Virginia Haba ga. peculators The Speculators have taken great chances along the trails, but in spite of the difficulties and hardships they have contrib- uted some of the school's most outstanding athletes as well as many high-spirited student leaders. Their fine cooperation and activity give promises of an exceptional senior class for next year. Officers for the year were president, Mar- vin Craigg vice-president, Gary Widleg secre- tary, Eugene Sobolik, treasurer, George Hain. Their very helpful sponsor was Miss Edith Roos. The first activity that this year's Specu- lators undertook with their customary energy was the production of the class play, Great Expectations, at the auditorium Ianuary 7 and 8. This play, written by Charles Dickens, was the first serious type play to have been put on by the school in many years. Not only did the cast do a fine job, but credit must also be given to the hardworking production staff and to the play's director, Mr. Rex Coslor. Iames Hllen Qnthony Dolezal Mae Belle Haight ,,r' nv 'Z lunior Class Officers, Eugene Sobolik, Marvin Craig, George Hain, and Gary Widle with their class sponsor, Miss Roos. The Iunior-Senior Banquet, which was held Hpril 30, was the entire school year's climax. The theme, Forty-nir1ers , took us right out of modern days into the past-back to the rugged gold-rush days, with the entertainment, decorations and dinner completing its perfec- tion. Hlice Ptndel Sarah Beckler Jerome Beringer Max Bokelmcm Marvin Craig Milo Dvorak Dorothy Engler Iohn Engler Betty Glock Harold Grul: George Hain Irene Hinze Lois Hoeft Nellie Iacob Jean Klein ,X I ,FN - v 'ff .r I. - f S 5 i tl ' A ,, V : I 2 r-n ' Q , , . 5 'K 'T i s t T -Q ,A . . lj 1, . y '33 I ' 'fi 'i' ' 'fu A G- fV' Q? ,XA lose-ph Klirnent Reuben Klingerr: Gladyce Kozisek Donald Kroft lohn Dean Kuce Robert Lawson Belva Ioy Lonn Marilyn Maack Hllen Mclilravy Fred McFarland Richard Moran Mary Mulligan Mary Neuiahr Ioan Nichols Ftlice Palik Lucille Palilc Eldon Polacek Betty Remmers Margaret Rerucha William Ritterbush Dorothy Sabato lack Sargent Eugene Sobolik Marion Soukup Eugene Stara Geraldine Svoboda Thomas Thomassen Marlene Tichy Daniel Timrns Linda Vanclerkolk Phyllis Vanous Iames Vaughan Elaine Wadkins Gary Widle iq!!!- f , f ,N 2 ,M , lj Y Ln' . ,jf y -x , .- Fi. if gi 'ft' D v. i lr. fr- is :gn Q .fp 5 s Y t' 'ff' ,ff 7 ix, SQL! -E: M A ruj!W,gk iy, L J ,J K 1 L 5 ' J' Y J fi J f i Af' ' 7 fl Y Q95 ff Q-1 ,WJ X f ,Q B' ,Q V? 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A -, l 'WHY 1 K J 4 LQQQ1 I Donald Iohnson Doris Kroit Norrnan Svobodo Hozalie Zegers Loyd Krivanek Ioan Hoelt XC .fl Y' 1- 1 --' QV Donald Hrmagost Victor Beckler Pauline Birkel Donald Bohaty Leonard Bokelman Donald Bolton Harold Bonne Ioan Boroviak Leland Chambers Ronald Conrad Norman Coufal Vice-Pres. Dorothy Buckley Valerian Bohaty Lorene Frohner Verone Gibb Martha Glock . Donald Groulik rig I ' Frank Hanis Myrl Hasik Betty Heins Verna Heins Io Hnn Herra Iohn Herra I , 1 Ronald Hoback ,.. Donald Iacobs 0 1' Kenneth Iohnson 'L' Norma Iohnson ' Eileen Kelso 5 501' Maxine Klein ' A Kenneth Klingemann .594 4. 4 Delores Kobza . Lois Kunkee 1 5 Lola Kunkee Marldene Lanspa Leo Meister Novacek alerian Rech Vaughan I. The freshman choir members seem to be enjoying themselves as they sing during choir re- hearsal. Maxine Martin Geraldine Miller Wilma Nuebel Clara Reisdorff Ronald Veslcrna in .,,, 4 Q ' ' Robert Morgan - ' M .1 M- Sec, Mary Lou Muller P M h Hth N k L ur 43 Gmyn mers Libbie Palik Marcella Paseka eggy p Y I ur Ovace H l O d P M El I P l' lc A een um G Lea schiemz Mmm smid eggy C mvy rene OW Q f Caroline Sabata Pres. D W.d1e Virginia Svoboda Fred Vanis awn 1 Constance Votava Ianice Welker Treas. Donald Zima Leander Krivanelc . , g . , '-gf 'ft f' y A K, 4' 'E f 0, r if it 'W Q ' Q an Q it 'C W M sf 1 X. A-,- ' J 'V ff W f A in , In ,I l J v his fi' ' ' ' t , ,M 1 '-'il H , E 442 fi 'fa lgri f, , fy l, ' i 1 t I fi tr I 1 if C ! 4 ,, A L.k7 . .gy T jwkfk 8 A? fy 9 ' a I A' Q X il sl . - .1 , v . . ' ' V X 1,4 . A 5 ,i . N. ., . l - Q fa S 1 - - , C, ' 5 15551 1' Q M life? ,, TQ-, f .3 ,,,, QE! Q v 1 if il Nix . 'Zh , 3 ' .gr V' 'C N All T -' . - M' f-.1 ,.,. , b nf 7' A . Q Q, ll .,. 1-Q C Q54 L 1 I 0' .,: - r 1 U 6 J QQ? 6 'ai ' i ia N-.i+sflsf' tl 1 Af--'--.N in is 'Q in fi . 'Z '. 1 I x T1 4 ' fig xx K' I 2 A N J -5 C Y 3 A V ' z I ' x v-- 'Q ' .-4 Page 19 This year is the first year that David City has had a bull- whacker training pro- gram. The school is furnished with cars that have dual con- trols. The students do actual behind-the- Wheel driving and take their examination fora driver's license. The program at the present time is directed by Mr. Walter Schlichting with Mr. Iohn Tomek as driving instructor. Eva Kilgore is present- ed with a driving cer- tificate by a state pat- rolman after having taken the examination. David City has adopted a hot lunch program at the Central school building. Those students desiring hot meals can have them for twenty-five cents a meal. The meals must have a certain Calorie content. The kamp kettle is prepared and served by Mrs. Rose Kozisek, Mrs. Blevins, and Mrs. Iohn Tomek. '5 J' 1 'W qos I 'gif' QW. A 2 ' SYN I- 11 i x U: . c f 5 , 1: XQX 0' '- Page 20 - 61 'T ?' ll ln X - 4 all X -fx ' N 4 gl sxssb fs Fiwfi Pfgjjx-fw7.'QgN5,,' N D Fi FQ f . s f Yr WgJ2v6QF- M. Ox-Wu. . '-A 'No X.,,-hr-,-, David City has a very good trans- portation system for their high school. Ht the present time they are maintaining four covered wagons which bring students from all direc- tions to school every day. The driv- ers are Erwin Rerucha, Mr. Donor, Iohn Tomek, and Mr. Mercer. n IAQ 4 Smlfu 5 Bhinn libs! 3' .o.l49Af4Q,A,,,l Y ,ya L' 5: ' ' A I-11 sf , 1'1 ,, .1 IIC 'Y 4 T' wi'-X . aff 1 , f-' P- E 1. 1 X Q... 1 X f' V I F y . I 9. xxfvfi ,V ---s+ 1' A if-'fs A 'YT K' . 1 W 5 4 97:11 455. vf ,,,,,f . ,,... . . 7 E Pffff U 1 P H-, 14 LH, 9 g,.,q 7 ' f' 7' ll if ' 7949 Page 21 SHI Iohn Schlentz and Betty Wadkins I- XX Mr. Vauck explains an d perform a hydrogen experiment in X H' vanced algebra problem to chemistry class. f, Milo Dvorak and Irene Hinze . . sis-,gif ll - - ---v A-if-, '4'QLEi, 4x or mg tlze mwer F434 X egg H+ A 1 X 00--4. 0 , 0 0' -Z A. 'hx X .1 l-Q-Z 4' 315 -R Those persons desirous of continuing their trip after high school can take a college pre- paratory course and thus prepare themselves for new adventures, This course consists of two or three years of science, two or three years of mathematics, two or three years of social studies, two years of foreign language, and three or four years of English. The tedious task of fording the river was well done this year with the able assistance of several guides. Miss Catherine Swanson had charge of all science, biology, physics, and chemistry. Mr. Mercer's algebra and classes and Mr. Burnett Vauck's advanced algebra class had many weary moments, and anguished sighs of distress. geometry Mr. Coslor tests Sara Beckler's hearing on the audiometer. -.-. -Q .. it l - 1'.v- - - ,Q- Mr. lohn Rumbaugh has led many a ve- hement debate in his world history classes. Mr. Walter Schlichting had charge of Hmeri- can History and first semester civics and sec- ond semester sociology classes. Many have been the social problems that have come out of that room. Mr. Frank Highby was guide for the Latin and 9th grade English classes. Mr. Rex Coslor taught llth and 12th grade English and Miss Lucille Hoffman was in charge of the lUth grade English. David City high is recognized as one of the best schools in Nebraska and is accredited in the North Hrnerican Central Hssociation of Schools and Colleges. This makes it a very excellent place to take a college preparatory course. Mr. Highby explains a Latin translation to Marldene Lanspa and Maxine Klein. 4' nxcflPl9.!.! Betty Kutka types on the new bookkeeping machine. 5 Marilyn Birkel counts money for Mr. Ebmeier QOH HSSGQQVS Miss Edith Roos guided the shorthand, typing, and machine classes while Mr, Cran- dell was in charge of the bookkeeping class. Pifter completion of a commercial course these students can truly go out in the World as gold assayers. They may acquire any one of several different jobs, such as stenographer, typist, or secretary. The students taking a com- mercial course have the advantage of a well- equipped office making it easier for them to adjust themselves to future positions. Betty Kutka runs one of the bookkeeping machines. ln the machines class, study of the calcu- lator, electric bookkeeping machines, hand op- erated and electric adding machines, and dic- taphone is included. The office also has du- plicators, a ditto machine, a mimeograph, and several long carriage typewriters. The commercial students also have office practice which includes Working as a secre- tary for either Mr. Vauck or Mr. Ebmeier. The office students also type out tests, report cards, and notices for the bulletin board. Mildred Kucera runs the Burroughs calcu- lator. L lunior normal trainers preparing for a prac- tice teaching unit in the grades on geog- raphy. ,313 6 Senior normal trainers preparing for Prac tice Teaching Week. H yen tures The normal trainers are true adventurers because they must complete four rugged years of study, after which they will go out into the world to try to lead other small children on the path to success. This task which lies before our Future Teachers of Hrnerica is ever increasing in importance. Pupils who desire to take normal training must maintain an average of at least 80 in their freshman and sophomore years, in which time they must have completed eight units of work. Ht the end of the sophomore year they must pass an intelligence test with an average grade, then they must take teacher's training l and ll in their junior and senior years. To be eligible to teach, they must have com- pleted seventy-two periods of professional training and passed the state teachers exami- nation with an average of at least 80, Plfter completing this course, students can qualify as Future Teachers of Hmerica. EQOA This is our book shop. Yes, and it's one to be proud of! From l945 to l949, fifteen hundred separate volumes have been classi- fied in the library by Miss Hoffman and her faithful assistants. We should also be proud of the people who have volunteered to work so willingly in the library as it really is a steady and never-ending job to get the books ready for our use. Linda Vanderlcolk has typed Willete Sima, Donald Kraft, and Le-tha Nozicka using the David City High School modern library. Page 24 L approximately twenty-five hundred cards for the 343 volumes which were added to the shelves this year, and has been Miss Hoff- man's right arm , so to speak, for many years where library Work is concerned. The book shop also has subscriptions to 65 different magazines. lt is surely a privilege to have a library so well equipped for our education and pleasure. wx, S rontfer Omen Under the capable supervision of lliss Donice lfcllaught, the home economics girls have had a very full and interesting year. This field of study covers a three year course, taking LH such things as cooking, sewing, home arranaement and beautification, good g r o o min g, home and family relations, and spe- cial proiects for the advanced class. Hs the most fun and knowledge is acquired by doing something, most of their study has been in the form of projects in which everyone helps to make the thing a success. Qmong the other things in the years activities has been the study of textile painting, the serving of the school board, and playing maid at the junior-senior banquet. Many of the girls also attended the Fl-IH dis- trict convention. Hltogether, it has been quite an adventure. p if f l I 'NS-321. 5 im fly., vs. , N. -Ek ,.g.i..q,. 1, F H y ffm xii , f 'eq N-Qifglf :FH 4.5454-... 13- wif ' ft - 45'i fi. .' 7.l ,tl A FHH Officers-Ioan Flnderson, Betty Rem- 4 mers, Lois Hoeft Lucille Ludvik Evel n Ku y , , Y - cera, Eva Welker, Hlice Flndel, Donna Mar- tin, Fideline Hotovy, Miss McNaught, Dolores Kilgore. Bottom-Future Homemalcers leaving for State Convention at Lincoln. Norma Nichols and Dolores Kilgore prepar- ing a dainty dish for the school board dinner under Miss McNaught's supervision. PM Mary Kozisek selecting proper materials for Dolores Proms dress. A 'fliii I' Nq- g5AO N-H001 'bile' lou -14 ruusoeoomoeuvn lfllfa t.. i.. Imarru CQTWU3 4 ' .. Q9 . ' W w 36523 'QTL fS?,'n'v-'h:s.lSEX I ' o QSKSK 0,4 Riga-it ft'-' c 13-.lc- Q'i3f loneers of tlze CSEO!! Guiding the FFH and vocational agricul- ture boys on their way to success this year has been Mr. Robert Gingery. The FFR of- ficers, George Barlean, presidentg Donald Glock, vice-president, Donald Kroft, secretary, Donald Heins, treasurer, and Eugene Glock, news reporter, have helped to make the trip an interesting and successful one. The boys carry some project such as baby beef or corn each year. They take care of their FFR Officers-Eugene Glock, Don Kroft, Don Heins, lim Barlean, George Barlean, Mr. Gingery, Don Glock. crop or animal and keep record on it. In this way they are also learning the importance of keeping good financial records. The FFR officers entered the parliamen- tary procedure contest at Lincoln. The boys attend conventions, farm demonstrations, have box socials with PHP. girls and have a really good time even when they are Working. We hope that these boys will some day be good, trustworthy farmers. Rueben Klingemann, Donald Kroft, Clarence Krenk selecting the route to be taken to the FFR State Convention in Omaha. H1 f.5llTQw ., ff. lf FT s lui bfi? 21 .: g-5 Qfacfsmitlzs lvlr. Kent Ryan, one of the coaches, had charge of the boys' shopwork. He has done a very et- fective job of making them wood- work-conscious. ln the first year of shop the main objectives are to become familiar with woods and their properties and, to learn how to use various wood- working tools. The boys also learn the value of hand work in wood- working. Plbout the first and the simplest thing that a boy learns when he takes shop is how to make a picture frame. In advanced shop, they learn to use power equipment such as the turning lathe, the different kinds of electric saws, the drill press, grind- ers, the power jointer, and the tilt- ing arbor. 'T Top--Edwin Krenk poses with some shop tools Al Bottom Eugene Stara Hlfred Bongers and am' Eugene Slegl work in the shop Those people who wonder what course they should take have had their problem solved. lf they do not wish to specialize in any one thing, they can take a general course. The only subject requirements in this course are three years of English, one year of social studies, one year of mathematics, and one year of science. To obtain the re- mainder of the credits necessary for gradua- tion, the students can choose what other subjects they want. The gamblers who choose to take a general course will prob- ably take specialized courses in college or business schools. The SCOOP staff-Ftlgene Grubaugh, Hde- line Hotovy, Mr. Highby, Gladyce Kozisek, Beatta Schlueter, Ianet Glock, Betty Glock, and Kathryn Baker. 4 5.3 cs.:s:- 3 -5-.... .flillfgflt -gl S G9-XG .542 6' - f' ' S' 'lf li QGQE. hi...-1. mi. ournaflsts The journalists are the people who gather and compile the news. In this long, hard task lies the success of this annual. Though it has been lun, it has meant a great deal of plan- ning and a lot ot long nights spent at design- ing pages and writing articles. Guiding the journalists on their way to success has been Mr. Franklin I-lighby. He has helped his pupils to get on the right road to a literary career.- Besides writing the SCOUT, the publications Dummy editor Roman Hurnlicek, editor-in- chief Kathryn Baker, and artist Bud Zin- necker discuss some drawings for the annual. department has also published several very interesting editions of the SCOOP. The SCOUT, under the direction of the editor, Kathryn Baker and her able assistants, has become a great success. Hmong some of the tasks that have been successfully com- pleted were the annual sales, editing, copy- titting, and proofreading. Pill these tasks well done have made this trip one that will always be remembered. The SCOUT staff-Kathryn Baker, Mr. High- by, Betty Glock, Beatta Schlueter, Mary Lu Homolka, Ianet Glock, Ioe Klirnent, Lewis Zinnecker, Rita Lettlier, and Roman Hum- licek. , 95 J 'fig 'Ns Flugust 23 September 7 October 28 29 November 2 3 8 6 December 18 Ian Ianuary 7 21 G lQflJClI' Football PTGCIICG beglns School begtns Band at State Faxr Band at Butler County Falr Butler County Farr pm Butler County Falr pm Central F1ve conference meet1ng Unton PQCIIIC Exhtbtt Osceola there FITSI Qnnual PICIUYSS Wahoo here Teachers Receptlon at Methodxst Church Instrumental Muslc meetmg for new members Wahoo Freshmen and Reserves at Dav1d C1ty Schuyler there F1re Prevent1on program Teachers Receptton at Congregatxonal Church Howell s Glass Blower program 3 m Schuyler Freshmen and Reserves there Pllger here Mrcl term reports F H H conference at Stromsburg Seward Freshmen and Reserves there Strom burg there Iournahsm all h1gh school Carnxval dance Wahoo Freshmen and Reserves there Seward here DISITICI F F Ft convent1on at Seward Schuyler Freshmen and Reserves here F H H Installatlon Fullerton there Teachers convent1on No School Speech play Tons of Money Columbus Freshmen and Reserves there Sclence program 3 pm Htgh School Press HSSOCIGIIOH at I.1n co n Rurora there Ftrst 9 week per1od ends Band Day at Lrncoln Seward Freshmen and Reserves here Central C1ty QTIHISIICG Day Football Game here F F Fl In1t1at1on F F Q and F H R Box Soc1al Thesptans to L1ncoln H1gh School Musto Cl1n1c Omaha Faculty Thc1nksg1v1ng party PIII h1gh School Thanksglvtng program dance Thanksgwlng Vacatton R1s1ng C1ty there Osceola here Wahoo there Mld term reports Fill h1gh school Chrxstmas Program C1ty FIud1tor1um 3 pm Whlte Hussars 3 pm Faculty Chrlstmas Party Columbus here Normal Tra1n1ng Chrlstmas party Polk there School Chrtstmas program Chrtstmas vacatton Seward 7 8 and 9 there 4 pm Schuyler 7 8 and 9 there 3 pm Genoa there Iuntor Class play Great Expectcm Fullerton here Semester ends February March 1617 22 24 Rprtl 1518 22 23 May 1314 24 25 March of Dxmes Rowlands Hobby program 3 p m Faculty School Board party Central C1ty there Coumbus 7 8 and 9 there 3 pm Operetta Fl Waltz Dream Plurora here D C Club Valentmes Program Dance Cartoon revxew 9 am Columbus 7 8 and 9 here 7 pm Seward 78 9 I 2 here Fxrst Wxnter Band Concert Football Banquet Stromsburg there 78 9 I 2 Schuyler ere Mxd term reports Practlce teach1ng observatton Wahoo 7 8 and 9 here 7 pm FIlb1on there Pract1ce teach1ng week Class B Tournament at York Second Qnnual Band Concert Legxon oratortcal contest at Osceola Homemaklng Department enterta1ns Board of Bducatlon Band sponsors Carnegle Local speech department Regents examtnatlons Central exght conference DISIFICI speech contest at Ha I program meet1ng Omaha Freshmen Basketball Tournament Pep Club and D C Club to Ice Ca pades at Omaha Vocattonal Rgrtculture to Columbus yudglng contest Instrumental and vocal muslc cl1n1c at Davld C1ty Hmmal show 9 am State F H Q conventxon at Lrncoln State Merlt Examtnatton State Safety Patrol program l pm Inter class track and f1eId meet lpm Dxstrxct MUSIC CI1n1c at Fremont York Relays Un1vers1ty G1rls Play Day Safety program 3 pm State F F R conventton at Omaha Faculty Easter party Columbus Inv1tat1onal track and held meet 7 8 and 9 Columbus Invltattonal track and held meet Easter vacat1on Schuyler track meet at Davtd CIIY Ouadrangular track meet at Davld C1ty Flne Rrts Festlval at Un1vers1ty York track at DGV1d C1ty Marronettes 3 pm Class B and D D1str1ct track and fxeld meet at DGV1d C1ty Iunlor Semor banquet Central 8 track and fteld meet at Dav1d C1ty State Vocattonal Plgnculture 1udg1ng contest Open House at Central State track and f1eId meet Open House at Shop Last day of school for class of 49 Baccalaureate 8 pm Senror Class play You Cant Take lt W1th You Last day of s hool for puptls Faculty P1cn1c Report card I pm Commencement 8 pm Page 29 Cl . . 25 . - 26 , . . 7-9 - 26 , 12 - 28 , 13 ' . . 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I 1 Top-Janet Glock, lean Rippe, Don Glock, and Qllen McElravy from a scene in Tons ol Money. Bottom-Ftdeline Hotovy, Milo Dworclk, Tom Thomassen, and Hlice Hndel in the contest play, 'Pueblo Bonitof' With the proceeds from the speech class play, a wire recorder was pur- chased, This invention has proved to be a very handy gadget for the whole school, lts most valuable purpose is to Enter The first production of the Entertain- ers was a play entitled Tons ot Money, This play, a hilarious comedy in three acts, was the first school play to have been put on tor two successive nights. Plnd the results proved very favorable. The play was such a hit that it brought in more money than any other previous school production. The play was under the direction of our very cheerful, very earnest, and very able speech instructor, Mr. Rex Coslor, with hard-working Mary Lou l-lomolka and Kathryn Baker as stu- dent directors. Members of the cast, loaded with enthusiasm, were Ianet Glock, Don Glock, lean Rippe, Bud Zin- necker, Beatta Schlueter, Don Lawson, Norman Bokelman, and Wilfred Samek. Top-Declcrrnatory contest entries wer-e Beatta Schleuter, Kathryn Baker, lean Mar- tin, lrene Hinze, Eugene Glock, lanet Glock, Iohn Schlentz. Bottom-Dorothy Engle-r and Mr. Coslor use Herman, the wire recorder. 1300 correct speech detects. lt really became popular and useful about contest time. Then dramatists, singers, band players, FFR speakers, chorus groups, and band -fi, all made a mad scramble for it. We have been trying to build up in- terest in the speech department through- out the entire student body this year. The encounters of the speech department and its members have been successful so far and we hope that next year we will see new laces in speech so that the ltEn- tertainers' can really put on a Mbig showing. ' Page 30 O0 CllfLQI'S Hs the curtain goes up we see Bob Law- son, Gladyce Kozisek, Milo Dvorak, Harold Grubaugh, lrene l-linze, lim Qllen, Marilyn Maack, Marvin Craig, Eugene Sobolik, Gary Widle, Mary Mulligan, Mary Lou Neujahr, lean Klein, Ioy Lonn, and Ioan Nichols present- ing Great Expectations. The play, written by Charles Dickens, was of a serious type and proved to be a successful show. The play was not only a source of entertainment but it was also a source of education as members of Mr. Coslor's English classes will well remember. lt was obvious that learning their parts was not the only duty of the cast. Several new ideas and stage techniques were used. The cast and stage hands built a flexible set which may be used for other plays in the future. New lighting techniques which were very effective were also introduced. Scenes from the senior class play. Top-Iim Barlean, Henry DeFord, Cherie Rathjen. Bottom-Doris Beringer, Kathryn Baker, Beatta Schlueter. 5 Q Il j I Wi T 'S Scenes from the Junior class play Top- Bob Lawson Irene Hinze Marilyn Maack Bottom Bob Lawson lean Klein Marvin Craig You Cant Take lt With You, l-low true but this is not only philosophy -it's the ti e of the senior class play. This play has had several years of Broadway success and aso had two nights of howling success at the City Quditorium. The llCHGIGCf9FS Cond howtl were por- trayed by Doris Beringer Cherie Rathjen Beatta Schlueter Norman Bokelman Henry DeEord, lack Hrrnagost, lim Barlean, Eugene Glock, Kathryn Baker, Roman Humlicek, Nor- man Muntz, Iim Burdick, Mary Lou lrlomolka, Don Lawson, Monica Beringer, lean Martin, Lewis Zinnecker, George Barlean, Don Dana- her, Mr. Rex Coslor was the director with Betty Lou Wadkins and lanet Glock as student directors, Qrriid plays, snakes, ballet dancing, fire- works, and musicians, the cast unfolded e story of a family of people w' o belie ed that everyone should make the most of his life y doing whatever he en the most and has the opportun ty to do because You Cant Take lt With You Page 31 95 'ttf ,475-7 4 ' I Q Q 6 t 3 ,,'Pt,i I til my , ' tl 'wc Q . af? l Q' al F' S A . , , G. M4 .- W ,- , s --Mr. lean Klein ,ai I ff! R ., ,sf will Lois Gibson Zinnecker Leland Chambers Verone Gibb Thomas Thomassen Page 32 ,, f mr' ti 'h,. E19 ff , Q is ,- - K Alf lli Norman lrene Hinze Marvin Doris Kroft Gary Muntz MYT1 Hcsik Craig Donald Widle Marilu Toe It-mice Hein Dorothy Thomassen Klimem Welker Bob Buckley l0Y Lonn Donald Darlene Lawson Beryldene Norma Lawson Rmhien Reuben Hffslk lOh1'1SOH Ianet Klingemann Doris Glock Beringer Ben lo HHH Howe Iohn Kucera Carole Betty Vanderkolk Remmers Tony Phyllis gOleZC!l Blevins ugene Edith Glock Cl I' Cl flce Sauser lames Vaughan Trumpets-Norman Muntz, Donald Iohnson, Ioy Lonn, Phyllis Blevins, Lois Hnn Crandell, Ianet Glock, Robert Lawson, Marcella l-last, Mary Lu Homolka, Tony Dolezal, Iean Klein, Beryldene Hasik, Homs-Kathryn Baker, Flllen McElravy, Marvin Craig, Dorothy Engler, Baritones-Iohn Dean Kucera, Eva Welker, Basses-Ioe Kliment, George Barlean, Verone Gibb, Trombone:-Bud Zinnecker, Eugene Glock, Reuben Klingermann, Michael Iohnson, Donald Heins, Wallace Haight, Tom Barlean, Leland Chambers, Flutes-Ianice Welker, Peggy Murphy, Martha Glock, Betty Clymer, Clarinets-Norma Iohnson, Donald Lawson, Edith Sauser, Io Finn Howe, Dorothy Buckley, Betty Remmers, Phyllis Vanous, Lots Gib- son, Doris Krolt, Erma Struebing, Leota Ostermeier, Iohn Zinnecker, Iean Burdick, Saxo- phones-lrene I-linze, Carole Vanderkolk, Donna Scribner, Ben Zinnecker, Fldeline Hotovy. Tom Thomassen, Darlene Rathjen, Bells-Mae Belle Haight, Drums-Doris Beringer, Milo Dworak, lim Vaughan, Gary Widle, Marilu Thomassen, Myrl Hasik, Mark Sauser. Mae Belle Haight Don Iohnson Mike Iohnson Mark Sauser Milo Dworalr Kathryi Baker Eva Welker Phyllis Vanous Bud ona Gans T' I K Swing Band-Tom Thomassen, Don Lawson, lrene Hinze, Carole Vanderkolk, Ben Zin- necker, Ioe Kliment, Bud Zinnecker, Eugene Glock, Norman Muntz, Iohn Kucera, Bob Lawson, lim Vaughan, and Ianet Glock. Playing a musical instrument always seems to be a favorite pastime when day is done. The David City students like to do it any time, that is why they have organized such a good band. This body of fifty-six music- makers, including several majorettes, is di- rected by Mr. C. Q. Crandell. Besides the school activities, the band also takes part in many out-of-town activities. Hmong these are the Nebraska State Fair, the Platte County Fair, University Band Day, and the Butler County Fair. ln the spring music clinic, which was held March 29, the band was directed by Professor Carl Forsberg, director of the instrumental music department of Midland College. The band gave two concerts this winter, one on Sunday, February l3, and the other March 13. The year was highlighted by the music contest held at Fremont on Ptpril 8 in which not only the band but also several small groups and soloists took part. The junior band, swing band, pep band, and the small groups help to keep things as lively and happy as possible. The junior band Marcella Dorothy Hast Engler Norma Lucille Hrmagost Ludvik Pldeline George Hotovy Barlean Ioan Hoeft Dawn Widle ff '91 Y.- ,465 J ! 'N Z- ,M ,V Q ' l at , f i j ' ' fi, 1- 'TFP KPN T 7' -X -Y P -if! 4 Tootie Muntz directs the junior band in the playing of a number. DA -N SZ! X if ETD: ...- xscx ...... -, ... - I l M i l opy W if K i vmffifmlll A 1 V N I I , .T . 1 Html! N lu M 'Z ' W ,gm is for the younger and inexperienced musi- cians. Students may enter junior band even if they have never played an instrument before, and gradually work themselves up to senior band. Swing band is a small group of students who are interested in popular music and who often play for school dances. The pep band helps to spur up the pep at the athletic games. The small groups consist of such groups as the clarinet and saxophone quartettes, trumpet trio, and brass sextette. Torn Leota Qllen Donna Barlean Ostermeier McElravy Scribner Lois Marvel Lee Marci lo Wallace Crandell Garrison Nicodemus Haight ,ttf f Struebing Mary Lu Homolka Semor Choxr Norma Qrmagost Lots Crandell loy Lonn Betty Wadkms Ioe Kllment Qllen McElravy Rrchard Mo ran Clarence Krenk Don Glock Ianet Glock Dons Bermger Donna Martm Iudy R1charcls Beryledene HGSlk Mary Mulhgan Sara Beckler lohn Kucera George Ham Ruteben Klrnge-mann Eldon Polacek lrene Hmze lean Marttn Hdehne Hotovy Margaret Rerucha Mary Neulahr l ne Troupe Kenny Schm1t Eugene Sobol1k M110 Dworak Mae Belle Hatght Hlgene Grubaugh Barbara Mlchael Norma Ntchols Marrlu Thomassen Lucllle Lud vrk Eugene Stara Kenh Gooseman Don Kroft lack Flrmagost Clyde Edwards Carole Vanderkolk Evelyn Ku cera Phylhs Blevms Dona Gans Beatta Schlueter Io Finn H We FTGHCIS Prller Tony Dolezal Mrss l.,1erk Bob Lawson Darrell Curt1s R1ta Letteller Elaine Wadkms Kathryn Baker amp l Even on the busrest days the e IS trme tor a httle group srngmg around the old camphre That IS Where the semor cho1r leads the way Under the able drrectlon of Mrss Phvllrs Lrerk the chorr has done some hue work thts year The mam h1ghl1ght of the year was the operetta Vkfalt Dream Whlch was glven Feb ruary l and 2 lt brought to the audrence all lean Martin, George Hain and Norma Hrm- agost, members ot the operetta cast IP C 917,88 the romance and lovelmess of V1enna Hmong the other rmportant adventures of the season Was the annual Chrrstmas program The sprmg mustc chruc 1r1 whrch the chotr was drrected by Professor Oscar Lydlas d1rector of vocal muslc at M1dland College was held March 29 The chorr solorsts and small groups also took a very actrve part rn the mustc contest at Eremont on Qpnl 8 Mr, Coslor, Miss Llerk, and Don Glock dlS' cuss the operetta. T X N55 XMQXENFXXHEXF 30. , Y PQYKQEHN xxiiilgl ll M X X, X L xxx x h Q X 'x E f Q GX gig? Q1 X ,MVN-X XNIHXI , lx X 'HNJQX X '7 : Pt, X X Q Xvqzd- XXX will N l!lX'w:::,lQXsi X H 19:64 Li 'MQ' 'fm , , X' fs fm ef E f?H5?N:- NOD .-, u L - - 1 nhl , -'vi-1 I., 3 ' 'Q A I 7 W T 5 . ' ri-11 wg, . 1 , ,Q 1 Mcdrigul-George Hain, Plllen Mclflravy, Beatta Schlueter, Lucille Ludvik, Beryledene I-lasik, lean Martin, Kathryn Baker, lane! Glock, Bob Lawson, Darrell Curtis. Girl's Trio-Lucille Ludvik, lean Martin, lane! Glock. Boy's Quarteite-George Hain, Eugene Sof bolilc, Flllen McElravy, Darrell Curtis. Girl's Sexiette-Norma Nichols, Marilu Thom- assen, lay Lonn, Donna Martin, Phyllis Blev- ins, Barbara Michael Contest Soloists-'lean Martin, Kathryn Baker, Lucille Ludvzk, Betty Vfaikins, Lois Crandell. flot pictured are Beatta Schlueter, Marilu Thornassert Beryleiierie Hasik George Hain fudy Richards A. 'l - -i 9 new ti D if 35 it 4 fi 'XB V3 X in A A lit wffl n'lsi A lack Hrrnagost lack Lang Lindeu Novell DOY19 FYf9 HGUTY DeFO1'Ci Bill Ritterbush Don Hopwood gmold lOh1'1 Kucera DGTTGH CUYUS Iirn Burdick Norman Muntz mkiaugh I-ldrian Tornek Don Iohnson Morris Clemrner ar Qartzes Osceola ...... ...,... 6 David City .............. 33 Stromsburg ...v.,........ U Wahoo ..... ....... 6 David City ...,. ...... 6 Seward ......... ....... 2 6 Schuyler .... ....... 7 David City ..... ...... 6 Fullerton .... .,...,, U Pilger ....... ....... 7 David City .....,,,..... .27 Plurora ...,.... ....... l 8 Central City ........,... O David City .......,...., 26 Tomahawks Waving, drums beating, GI'- rows flying ifollowed by beaux J braves whooping War-cries, thus were the war-par- David City downs Wahoo lack Gilmore Bob Lawson Tom Thomassen David City . David City . David City . David City ,........ Eugene Sobolik Gary Widle Kenny Schrnit ties staged on home and enemy reser vations. With Chief Sitting-NoABull Rurnbaugh skillfully planning the at tacks, the tribe emerged from the sea- son's battles alrnost unscathed by in- Y. The tribe tacked up l57 Uscalps' Cpointsl in their tepees to the enemies' 7U scalps. This is better marksrnanship than has been displayed by our braves in man rnoons. Y Del7ord, Burdick, Muntz, and Thomassen were selected by chiefs ot neighboring tribes as ul-ligh Marks- rnen Cfor Pill-Conference that isl for the season. K l Kenneth Iohnson Myrl Hasik Ronnie Conrad V 7.4 9 'Cf Larry Bohaty Don Bohaty Verone Gibb Don Zima Ronnie Don Hrmagos Veskrina The younger braves freserves, that isl had some pretty fierce warriors to battle against, but in spite of this they showed us some fine teamwork and spirit which is worth more than all the scores. Find way up on the shelf we find some talented papooses Cfreshmenl who staged their own war parties with braves of their own size. Having scalped Sewards freshmen as a final blow, our own freshmen team returned to its own reservation undefeated. The team is to be congratulated for the fine Work. We are certain that when the players get on the reserves and varsity they can maintain their record. Tootie Muntz was elected Honorary Captain at the football banquet-a well deserved title to an outstanding football player and all-around fine fel- low. Fllso at the banquet, football awards were given and the senior players were awarded gold football pins. Ht this time we wish to say to 'fir Victor Beckler -of' Harold Bonne Bob Morgan Don Groulik Leo Meister Norman Coufal Valerian Rech 435 no o 5 ll I O W L' A . - 1-vit: A ,IMA ' x 9 tg' 'X Q :tin 4 XV 'f f ' lf! ' ' i 1 'I ' 1 Q, N, Q5 EV 4 f Nl 4 lt 1 I '- N H 43 N ' C.: C 1 44 f 1 3 G2 our graduating players, Burdick, Clem- mer, Curtis, DeFord, Muntz, Novell and Tomek, that we are proud of you! The fine sportsmanship, hard work, and en- thusiasm you have shown throughout your years attending David City High has been a credit to you and to our school. ferry Okrina presents a football to the hon orary captain, Norman Muntz. i The Scouts tangle with Genoa. Bottom- Basketball Reserves-Iack Hrma- gost, Ben Zinnecker, Don Iohnson, Norman Piller, Bill Ftitterbush, Mr. Rumbaugh, Leander Krivanek, Bob Lawson, Eugene Sobolik, Iack Gil- more, Leroy Smith. tgndian QS3Ll.I'ITll..S' rs Hs the seasonal skirmishes began, the braves of our tribe climbed upon their high-horses in preparation for attacking any wagon trains which might trespass upon their hunting grounds. With Chief Hair-Standing-on-End Ryan driving them on- ward, the first outstanding skirmish became the scalping of Columbus's Class Fl team, but when our braves surrounded and massacred Schuyler's wagon train, the whole tribe tossed its weapons into the air, and leaped into a war-dance of joy, for they had beaten our all-time rivals!! The younger braves freservesl attacked the wagon trains with a strong force and won ten out of thirteen skirmishes. This Was fine work fellows, keep it up for the future. Speaking of teams for future reference, we have the Papooses ffreshmen bravest who saved the hunting-grounds by corn- ing out undefeated! The trophy they won was presented to Mr. Ebrneier in an assembly program March 3l. High-Marksrnen for the year were Burdick and l-lain, both with lU3 points. We feel that all our graduating players can be rated as high-marksmen for your participation in basketball throughout your years of high school. The effort you have put forth and the sportsmanship you have displayed has been an inspiration to encourage the teams which follow in your footsteps. Basketball Varsity-Don Danaher, Darrell Curtis, Harold Grubaugh, Iim Burdick, Doyle Fyfe, Henry DeFord, Norman Muntz, Mr. Ryan, Iohn Kucera, George Hain, Morris Clemer, Gary Widle, Fldrian Tomek, lack Hrmagost. David City 15 Rising City 27 David City 28 Osceola 29 David City 25 Wahoo 45 David City 47 Columbus 44 David City 29 Polk 26 David City 27 Genoa 44 David City 32 Fullerton 35 David City 39 Flurora 49 David City 28 Central City 27 David City 28 Seward 57 David City 29 Stromsburg 36 David City 37 Schuyler 35 David City 27 Fllbion 43 David City 27 Seward 57 Freshmen Champions-Leo Meister, Larry Bohaty, Don Hr magost, Ron Veskrna, Leland Chambers, Don Bohaty, Fred Vanous, Harold Bonne, Don Zima, Valerian Rech, Myrl I-lasik, Leander Krivanek, Victor Beckler, Don Groulik, Ron nie Conrad, Verone Gibb, Kenny Iohnson, Norman Coufal Bob Morgan, eeplng C772 Under the supervision of Mr. Schlicting and Mr. Rurnbaugh, the boys in the physical education classes were kept in condition with much activity. Some of the activity which con- sisted of tumbling, calisthenics, and kitten ball lasted throughout the year. Here again our Freshmen carne into the spot-light. We find that they were not only undefeated in football, but also became cham- pions of the freshmen basketball tournament. You fellows have done a fine job of Keeping Fit this year. Let's hope that this will continue throughout your years at David High and we might add, for the rest of your lives, so that you may not only represent our school with bigger and better teams but that you may also represent the bigger and better citizens of our Flmerica. Don Zima and Ronald Veskrna battle it out in boy's phys. ed. Page 39 BOCKS PRODUCE Y F B Congratulatzoms to the Semor Class REHOR LUNCH MCGARVEY AND ROBERTS HINKY DINKY P Complzments of A E. HORACEK R A REID Hnkle Deep Products Co Oongratulatwns ' rom MODERN DAIRY COUFAL 6. BIRKEL IIVIPLEMENT S CREST w 1 d H h THEATRE d Cty B th Complzments of ABBOTT ICE 6. BEVERAGE Congratulatzons Class of '49 BUTI.ER COUNTY PRESS ALBRIGHT'S GIFT STORE Watches-Diamonds-Iewelry Parker Pens and Sets WADKINS FOOD MARKET Fresh Fruits Quality Meats Vegetables Best Washes and Success FLOYD WREDE -Trade ati ' It Dnio riendliness and argain Prices Phone 533 Plumbing Heating Steamtitting SIIO and Save the D l Furnace Frig'd ' H'r Conditioning HinkY,DinkY Way Phone 457 phone 509 t Phone 136 O es Si e u ' ot 15 Squar Davi i , Nebr. The est at e Crest eeping C912 Even on the busiest days the girls seem to have time for a little exercise. They manage to get this through a good Well-equipped girls' physical ed- ucation program. Mrs. Ryan was in- structor ol all girls in the seventh through twelfth grades who desired to take physical education as an activity, The purpose of physical education is to help use up surplus energy and to maintain good body health and strength. Some of the games they played were softball, basketball, volley ball, badminton, deck tennis, and ping pong. The girls held a basketball tour- nament in which the junior team Was Winner. They all participated in the interclass track and field meet. Tum- bling was also a major part of their curriculum, as was exhibited to the public at a basketball game. Margaret Rerucha tags Phyllis Vanous at home base A ijiwigxv. I , K- :1 ' YQ., .f '7 !'n5 ' i' , 1 ' .. 4 rfiflfgi 'f.P'2,a'1' ff- ' 'R' 3 fri' , f751i.L.:,.jf4l' -it 'r 'Amy fs- W ,.., 'Q W r-r-Q' ,,:fjJg-'-'- f-5 M' .g xvwwfw. ,, , 1-i 2 ,wafer :A-Y .J A I an , gf- L . . Tournament winners were the juniors, Lu- cille Palik, Phyllis Vanous, Mary Qnn Mul- ligan, Dorothy Sabata, Mrs, Ryan, Mary Lou Neujahr, Margaret Rerucha, Elaine Wadkins. Bottom-Lucille Ludvik, Cheri Rathien, Doris Beringer, Ianet Glock, and Edith Sauser go- ing to Play Day at the University. Mary Lou Neuiahr slips up for a home run while Hlice Flndel catches, 1. I Ni. uw-.f,. yr., ,Y DC ClubiMr Bumbaugh, Tom Thomassen, lack Gil- more, Doyle Eyte, Harold Grubaugh, Qdrian Tomek, Mr. Ryan, Mr, Schlicting, Iohn Kucera, Lindell Novell, Don lohnson, lim Burdick, Eugene Sobolik, Donald Hopwood, Norman Svoboda, Darrell Curtis, Gary Widle, Morris Clemmer, lack Hrmagost, Bob Lawson, Kenny Schmit, George Hbbott, George Hain, Henry DeEord, Norman Muntz, lack Lang, QOL! jfl.ggQI'.S' l'Pop cornl Candy bars! 'tGumt tl-lot dogs! These were the passwords used by the thirty-four Pep Club members in their sales after school, at tournaments, and track meets. The gold rush was on. These sales were to dig up the gold to finance a trip tor the Pep Club members and their guests, the DC Club members, to Gmaha to see 'tlce Capades' on March 25 President lean Martin gave or- ders and directions, Vice-President Ianet Glock ordered supplies, Secre- tary Hdeline lrlatovy kept records of advances and rtieetinas, and Treas- urer Luclile l.1:d','lk kept records cf gold f1rifil1n::' and all shirtizents. Ye-lL:1': jf- War Parties and lSkir::1l5',es lr-d ix' ianet f'Y' V ' I I ' 1' 1 A ,I Grpik - 'TTY ru .. 'L1ifIIQT, Carole 1- , . r wwf-L, - v,4..4-.!, .'Y, lf, f and ,ein -artzri Page 42 QUffCl!O liI'lflQI S Blond the trail ot the gold rush, the DC Club acquired new members who were not only expert buffalo skinnersm, but who also lettered in basketball, tootboil, or track. The new members admitted into the cr- gariization, Danaher, Qrmagost, Lang, Iohnson, Hopwood, Gilmore, Sobolik, Eyte, Schmit, and Toznek, brought the membership up to twenty-two. The DC Club had a busy -I-ear, They selected lean Martin as a very charming football queen and then presented her with a lovely neck- lace at the Valentine party which they sponsored. The next activity which kept every member busy was planning and putting on a Spring prom. The yearly initiation ot the new members was held late in the spring. Gtticers tor the year were Hank DeEord, President, Morris Clemmer Vice-President, iohn Kucera, Secre- tary-treasurer. Pep Club-Lois Crandell, Betty Bemmers, Eva Kilgore, Betty Glock, Eileen Kelso, Lois Gibson, Donna Martin, lrene l-linze, Mrs, Byan, Mary Mulligan, Barbara Michael, Monica Beringer, Phyllis Vanous, Lucille Palik, Qdeline Hotovy, Miss Lierk, Linda Vanderkolk, Ioan Qnderson, Evelyn Kucera, Pauline Birkel, Ioy Lonn, Lucille Ludvik, Edith Sauser, Kathryn Baker, Marilyn Birkel, lean Klein, Maxine Klein, Evelyn From, Dolores Kilgore, Dawn Widle, Norma Iohnson, Mary Neujahr, Carole Vander- kolk, lean Martin, Ianet Glock. A , ,. - t O Y ' L 'D if. ,, 1 4 i Roy tends the furnace to keep the school Lea Schlentz and Eddie Rcubal dance at Wqrm for the parties, one of the high school dances. The life of the Fortyeniners was not always dull and full of hard work, There were several bright spots along the way that will be well-remembered. Well OC 1.61 Cgl'I7'lQ.S' ,nf,, 'Q-' 1 B e s i d e s the parties and dances, the Student Council spon- sored several assemblies, intro- ducing some talented people from the 'outside world. The all remember the customary Car- ' fQ pyggrgmg which everyone will nivcl Dcnce, Sponsored bif the eggs-' remember as being the meet eut- lournalism Class, which featured standing were the White Hus- all kinds of concessions, our 5Qr5, ihel'CC1rlOOI'1 Review, and school swing band making with lfir, Rowlands Hobby Program. the music for dancing, and Mr. I The last month of school WGS Ebmeier acting as 'ljudge for the devoted to the seniorsfethat trip culprits who were Hrrested 4 ln' to Omaha for senior sneak day, during the evening. The next get- Y' the reading of the class will and together was a dance sponsored I 'L ' prophecy to the student bodyp the by the Student Council. This in- S R' lunioreSenicr Banquet, and last tr o d u c e d 'lprogram dances I but not least all the things which which made a hit with the gang 55,3 go along with GRQDUHTION' as it kept everyone busy and en- EP y SE xx-S Blu This has been a great year- tertained. The D. C. Club spon- f xr, Q ,L+ gf for all of us but especially for the sored a Valentine dance and at S X seniors who have completed their the same time crowned Tootie S N - last year at D. C, H, S. But this is Muntz and lean Martin as football x H01 The efldff fOr There iS G life- King and Queen, time ahead which will lead you on in the Rush for Golden Oppor- tunitiesl Kathryn Baker, Roman Humlicek, and Beatta Schlueter send the Flnnual on its way on The Football King Gnd Queen, lean Marlin ,Ctpyjl 74 and Norma Muntz, dance a solo dance. . xi' 5 4, 3 :. Fi I -gr--1, , 2' l 'K v' EJ-QQ Q If ZA! ' XWMY1' .ifdfq fy Q in 'fff X N X CQ-QJ ! X I xx I- ,f QL-Epi X w X PM X 6 Agn 3,55 5DZ R' ff' QNX Ullll LJ, Q H midi iv f QKGPFQ l ,fx - :-,T::f-.--::-'hi s-7 Qt, 75, .5 f ' jk -S r'::?'uPwG Q 1 X 5 , . 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Owner .umm Phone 533 Phone Sl HARRIS DRUG STORE Best Wishes to the Class of '49 from Sick Room Supplies NIXON BARBER SHOP Phone 68 W III Iirn Barlean, Bob Mayfield, and George Barlean ex- Darrell Curtis and Dolores Kunkee help Io Flnn Vrana amine a tractor at the Mayfield Farm Equipment. choose merchandise at I.ee's Store. gr? f .Hill .ffl 5 if Eugene Glock and Cherle Rathyen play with baby Celestme Pesek and Helen Belovxc watch Chicks CIS EUICIHUCII Kovar IGYTY Okflnfl Gnd Ml' OS Pnscllla Beckler as she models a dress at termeir watch at the David City Hatchery. 'l'rottor'l Store. With the dawning of spring, after ,...- I1 ,Z X ,- siQ an ,C 1 ff-44 7-L.. ua 'ng 5 , an -H- uh 5 x 'S' :Tv--'f ,-'fp' 4..u 'i-A 51 0 t 1 Q' if 'si , - Suv' CWM' we - 'U'---1 - F W t fq -- ,, ....,. l La '-2'e- A . :- Mr. Kent Ryan lines the track for the dis- Harold Grubaugh running the high hurdles, trict class B and D track meet. lack Gilmore clears the pole vault. :ID-:nn-:O - 1 I X .- A av 1,90 ---- , O P Z x S Q I -,-,P 5 if hfffs. 71 ,Dua ,JI Rl X N-xx: f Q Q lx X xx- fy L C H, D XC, xx ,.. H, - 1 .-- 4 f-A -f IZZCAQITS' a long rugged winter on the trails of the Gold Bush, the Trackers dashed ahead to blaze the way for the last lap leading to the Pot O' Gold. Having the Hgoaltdlw in mind, our Trackers made outstanding records in the guadrangular field and track meet, the District Class B and D track and field meet, and the Central Eight Meet, along with several invitational meets. With only one Senior among them, the returning lettermen were Darrell Curtis, Norman Svoboda, Bill Ritter- bush, Iohn Dean Kucera, and Bob Lawson. Top-Darrell Curtis, Norman Svoboda, Bill Bitterbush, Iohn Kucera, Bob Lawson, On your marks! Get set! Go! Bottom-Track lettermen are Bob Lawson, lohn Kucera, Norman Svoboda, Bill Ritter- bush, Darrell Curtis. ZEILINGER S HARDWARE yM 892 The recollection ot quality remains long after the pnce is forgotten STATE THEATRE David Cnty Nebraska Newest Theatre in Butler County H H HOMOLKA Phone SUNSHINE TIRE 6 BHTTERY SERVICE Ph lp 66 P d ts-L b Phone 157 Congratulatzons ' rom KARASH BARBER SHOP COUFAL AND SHAW Rttorneys at Law Phone I5l DAVID CI'I'Y SERVICE CO Call 170 Plumbing Heatmg Rpplxances SACK LUMBER 6. COAL CO t6V I-Id David Cxty Phone 4 Congratulatzons to the Semor Class from SANLEY S RECREATION ROOM HARLAN CLEANERS 61 TAII.ORS Cleaning and Tallonng We Call For and Dehver Phone Complzments of IORDAN S DRUG STORE NORMAN I HORACEK nur wmv ptCl Wolie Bldg Phone 78- Prxntmg of Every Descnptxon Cqll 54 Largest Most Modem Newspaper Plant Page 50 ln Butler Co STANDARD OII. SERVICE STATION H Fl T Bit I Qualit erchandiee and Service Since l , , Ructioneer Real Estate, Livestock -Tire Vulcanizing- General Farm Sales ui S .. .. to uc u ricmion 72 Building Material G Fuel Headquarters DuPont Pain arnishes Fence-Posts-Builders ar ware ' 112 orms of Insurance i rom aim Service Sound Protection Rt Lower Cost I I. I.. ornolka , tlas ires and Flccesso ' Lubrication- a erie Phone 99 WHITE IIVIPLEMENT EXCHANGE Better Farm Equipment Pontiac Willys Iohn Wachs Don Havlu Phone 486 Compliments of DUNCAN PRODUCE Phone 255 D. E. BURDICK. M. D. Physician and Surgeon Phone 50 Best Wishes to the Class of '49 -from- DAVID CITY POST OFFICE Phone 175 STIER TRANSFER COMPANY Dcnly Frelght Service from Omcrhcl Phone 480 CERMAK APPLIANCE STORE General Electrlc cmd Phllco Radio cmd Qppllcmce Repair Phone 500 DRS L I EKELER :S D E GREENE PIIYSICIGHS cmd Surgeons Phone 94 Best Wzshes and Success to the Class of 49 IOHN F KNOTT IULIHN G BYERS BUTLER COUNTY NHTIONFLL FHRM LOHN HSSOCIHTION Long Terms 4X Rate W I Stead Secretary Treasurer Phone 97 GAMBLES Hardware Pamts Ruto Supplies Electrical Hppliances Phone 367 There Is No Substitute for FARMERS CO OPERATIVE Phone 19 THE COZY LUNCH ROOM Good Service V131 the Coziest Nook m Town DR C E BAKER DEDIISI Phone 382 GOLDEN ROD DEPT STORE EV ISV dklk Phone S DCIVld CRY J o . . 0 Try Our Special Tasty Sandwiches . .Q . . v . . . . - W. . andexkolk ' . . an er o M--dvfig vrfvi-'vi 231' ll kv-li l ,. P Q .I X Lx 3 4 ve xi 'LC MM? -sk. 4 v D ,mf Q ,n A 6 1 x K, .. fu,- if E Flbbott George Herts Darlene Qllen Iames Hndel Hhce Hndel Mlles Flnderson oan Flrmagost Donald Flrmagost lack Flrmagost Norma Baker Kathryn 28 30 Barlean Barlean Barlean Beckler Beckler Beckler Belovlc D lames George Thomas Pr1sc111a Sarah Vxctor Helen Ber1nger Dor1s Bermger Ierome Berxnger Momca Blrkel Marxlyn B1rkel Pau11ne Blevms Phy111s Blevxns Mrs Vern Bohaty Donald Bohaty Valerxan Bokelman Leonard Bokelman Max Bokelman Norman Boltman Donald Bongers 1-llfred Bonne Charles Bonne E11zabeth Bonne Harold Borovxak Ioar Burdlck Dr D E Burdlck James Campbell Mrs Vern Chambers Leland Clemmer MOYTIS Clymer George Conrad Ronald Coslor Mr Rex Coufal Norman Cratg Marv1n Crandell Mr C Crandell Lo1s Hnn Curtxs Darrel Danaher Donald DeFord Henry DeW1splare Norma Iean Dolezal Flnthony Donor Mr Robert Dvorak M110 Ebmzer Mr H C Edwards Clyde Emerson Edward Engler Dorothy Finn Engler Iohn Fadschlld lane Fncke Ftrhene Fr IS Mrs V D Frohner Lorene From Delores From Evelyn Pyle Doyle Gans Dona GGUISOH Marvel Lee G1bb Verone G1bson Lo1s Grlmore lack 3324 631 936 34 35 36 14 22 17 36 Gmgery Mr Robert Glock Betty Glock Donald Glock Eugene Glock Ianet Glock Martha Goosman Kelth Grou11k Donald Grubaugh Qlgene Grubaugh Harold Haba V1rg1n1a Halght Mae Belle Halght Wallace Ham George Hams Frank Hascall Gerald Hascall Geraldme Haslk Beryldene 1-1as1k Myrl Host Marcella Hexns Betty HGIHS Donald HSIHS Verna Herra Io Hnn Herra ohn Hxghby Mr Frank Hmze lrene Hoback Ronald Hoeft Ioan Hoeft LOIS Iean Hoffman M1ss Luc11le Homolka Mary Lou Hopwood Donald Hotovy Qdelme Howe Io Hnn Humhcek lerome Humhcek Roman Iacob Ne1l1e Iacobs Donald Ixsa Melvln L Iohnson Donald Iohnson Kenneth Iohnson M1ke Iohnson Norma Iuranek ean Kelso Elleen K11gore Dolores K1lgore Eva Mae Klem lean E K1e1n Max1ne Khment Ioseph Klmgemann I-1rlene Kllngemann Kenneth Kl1ngemann Reuben Kobza Delores Kovar Laurence Kovar Marcella Kozlsek Eugene KOZlS6k Gladyce I KO21SEk Mary Kozrsek Mrs Rose Kracman Nad1ne Krenk Clarence Krenk Edwm Krwanek Leander Krlvanek Lloyd Kroft Donald Kroft Dorls Hllen Kroft Iohn P Kucera Evelyn Kucera lohn Dean 89 28 30 32 33 14 22 10 25 15303 6 34 Page 53 , ....,.........,.....,,....,....,....oo,,,..,..ee,....t.t, o..... 1 4, 42 ' , . .............,........ - 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