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

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1950 volume:

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'auf 'f ' H,-4.5.i.g-I-1 .., ' X? 3 I!, i-54355, f ' ,,:, Lf- , LL-1: L, 1- ,uit-A' ' x if Sl I ,. ,-F x'1cf - x.5r.::,1 ga ,? gi I TH 'HQ x- H C EBMEIER B E VAUCK PRODUCERS Mr H C Ebmeier superintendent and Mr B E Vauck principal should certainly be given Oscars as the best producers of the year in guiding and directing this television show of 1950 Mr Vauck principal has a B Sc Mathe matics and A M School Administration Mr Vauck s hometown IS Sutton Nebraska Mr Ebmeier superintendent has an HB and an A M school administration from the University of Nebraska Mr Ebmeiers home town is Laurel Nebraska The sponsors of the program the school board of the David City High School television show did an excellent Iob in directing the policy of the administration of school affairs Members ol the local board are Mrs Vern Campbell president Dr D C Burdick vice president Harold L Zmnecker secretary Smith Charles Vasiria Harold L Zinnecker secretary Dr D E Burdick vice president Mrs Agnes Frus Mrs Vern Campbell president Mrs B Smith Page 5 I -.. i Social Studies, science and physical education Charles Vasina, Mrs. V. D. Friis and Mrs. B. 8 V an N . ff Q . 'Q it f . 1 , ' X ' F411 '5 ...aIf'.,.. .wfcem MI ' A as iigan ef it -is 10 .af this Q9 'E' f-'rg Mg 52-,ac C A Crandell Robert O Gmgery Lucile I Hoffman Willard E Lally Phyllis Llerk Elaine Ludden Ellis R. Mercer Wllhs D- Moreland Blume RYGH Edith Roos Iohn Rumbqugh Catherine Swanson Raymond Traynor Page 6 Kent Ryan TALENT SCOUTS Mr. C. A. Crandell University ot Nebraska Lincoln Nebraska A. M, education Peru State Teachers Col- lege A. B., music and commerce hometown-Nebraska City Nebraska subjects-music and commerce. Mr. Robert O. Gingery University of Nebraska B. S. voca- tional education hometown-Filley, Nebraska, subjects -vocational agriculture. Miss Lucile Hoffman Nebras- ka Wesleyan, Lincoln, Nebraska, A.B., education, Eng- lish, history, University ot Nebraska, Lincoln, Nebraska, M. A. library science and English, hometown-Ashland, Nebraska, subjects-normal training and English, li- brary instructor. Mr. Willard E. Lally. Midland College, Fremont, Nebraska, A. B., speech, Colorado State Col- lege ot Education, Greeley, Colorado, A. M., school administration, hometown-St. loseph, Missouri, sub- jects-English, speech and journalism. Miss Phyllis Lierk. Midland College, Fremont, Nebraska, A. B. music, hometown-North Platte, Nebraska, subjects-vocal music. Miss Elaine Ludden. University of Nebraska, Lincoln, Nebraska, A. B. home economics, hometown- Lincoln, Nebraska, subjects-home-making. Mr. Ellis R. Mercer. University of Nebraska, Lincoln, Nebraska, B. S., mathematics, hometown-Broadwater, Nebraska, subjects-algebra, geometry, and drivers' training. Mr. Willis Moreland, Central Missouri State College, Warrensburg, Missouri, A. B., history, University of Nebraska Lincoln Nebraska M. A. secondary educa- tion hometown-Warrensbu.g Missouri subjects- American government international relations sociol- ogy economics American history and geography. Mrs. Elaine Ryan Kearney State Teachers College Kearney, Nebraska, A. B., physical education, home- town-Kearney, Nebraska, subjects-physical educa- tion and pep club. Mr. Kent Ryan, Kearney State Teachers College, Kearney, Nebraska, subjects-shop, general science, and basketball. Miss Edith Roos, Uni- versity of Nebraska, Lincoln, Nebraska, A. B., commer- cial and English, University ot Nebraska, Lincoln, Nebraska, M. A., education and English, hometown- Waco, Nebraska, subjects-typewriting, shorthand, and machines. Mr. Iohn Rumbaugh. Kearney State Teachers College, Kearney, Nebraska, A. B., physical education, hometown-Phillipsburg, Kansas, subjects-athletics and world history. Miss Catherine N. Swanson. Doane College, Crete, Nebraska, A. B., biology, graduate work-York College, York, Nebraska, University of Nebraska, Lincoln, Nebraska, hometown-David City, Nebraska, subjects-biology, physics, chemistry, Mr. Raymond L. Traynor. Creighton University, Omaha, Ne- braska, A. B., English, hometown-Omaha, Nebraska, Subjects-Latin and English. .43-ze-:QW mira Norman Coufal, Ben Zinnecker, Mr Vauck, Victor Beckler. Connie Votova, Mary Beth Moran, Mary Lou Neujahr, B. Ioy Lonn, Mary Qnn Mulligan, Lois Gibson, Eugene Sobolik, Barbara Michael, Donald Hopwood. DIRECTORS The directors of this network's programs are l4 ambitious producers-the student coun- cil members. They have accomplished much during this year in the way of fine entertainment for the student body. Fourteen members make up the student council, including five seniors, four juniors, three sophomores and two freshmen. The members are Mary Ann Mulligan, Ioy Lonn, Mary Lou Neujahr, Eugene Sobolik and Ioe Klimeni, seniors, while Lois Gibson, Barbara Michael, Bennett Zinnecker and Don Hopwood are the junior representatives. Victor Beckler, Norman Coufal and Constance Votava repre- sent the sophomores, while Michael lohnson and Mary Beth Moran the freshmen. Eugene Sobolik ably led this group during the school year. Lois Gibson gave her sup- port as vice-president, Barbara Michael was secretary and Michael lohnson, treasurer. Among the eleven productions that were presented were Dr. Brown and his Liquid Air Demonstration, William Student and his Sun- shine Collies, George Iohnson, pianist and hurnorist, Mysterious Brown, a magician, Sounds of the Air, Leonard, Songs of Birdsg and Harter, the young adventurer. George Iohnson was thought by many to be one of the outstanding televised programs of the year. Editing the school handbook was another of the activities of the student council. These books were put out to direct the audience on various rules and regulations of the television station. Through their good-will program, flowers were given to members of the audience who became ill or had a recent bereavement in the family. The flowers were bought from a, fund donated by the audience. Approximately five to seven plants are sent each year from this fund. Mary Lou lleuiahr and Lois l-loeft give lack Lang a skating lesson at the student council skating party. Barbara Michael plays the l'tl'ierein under the direction of Paul Leonard at a student council special artist program. Elaine Wadkins, treasurer, exclaims, Chest 46, while Marilyn Maack, secretary, says Six foot, two, as they measure vice-presi- dent, Gary Widle. Dud Kovarik, president, remarks What A A Man, as the seniors are measured for caps and gowns. LEADING CHARACTERS The 53 actors and actresses put on their last show on station D.C.-T.V. this year. The stars of the 1949-1950 series of programs were Dudley Kovarik, president, Gary Widle, vice- president, Marilyn Maack, secretary, Elaine Wadkins, treasurer. The top production of the year was Gridiron Magic which presented an undefeated season in football. The other attractions of the year were basketball, track, D.C. Club, Pep Club, instrumental music, vocal music, journalism, speech, F.H.A., F.F.A., and physical education. The football team topped the Central Eight Conference. Mr. Willard Lally directed the great production presented by the senior class called The Inner Willie. A field trip to gather information on how to produce more and better shows was taken to Omaha. The highlight of the expedition was Ice Capades of l95U. The show Forty-Niners, the junior-senior banquet, led the TV stars to the great things that they accomplished in their last year. The banquet planned by the junior class and presi- dent, Marvin Craig proved the acting ability of the group. The other junior class directors of the production were Gary Widle, vice-presi- dent, Eugene Sobolik, secretary, and George Hain, treasurer. President Gary Widle starred in the sopho- more video production. Vice president, Bob Lawson, secretary, Bob Meysenburg, Marvin Craig, treasurer, and Iohn Kucera, student council representative, were the top members of the supporting cast. The leading actors in their first show were Iohn Kucera, president, George Abbott, vice president, and Gilbert Kovar, secretary-treas- urer. Dudley Kovarik College Preparatory . . . Wahoo l, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 3, 4, Lettered I, Football 1, Lettered 1, Phys. Ed. 2, 3, Glee 2, Wahoo School Paper 1, Class President 4. Page 8 Gary Widle General . . . Genoa 1: Foot- ball l, 2, 3, 4, Lettered 2, 3, 4, H11-Conference 4, 9.11-State 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Let- tered 3, 4, D. C. Club 2, 3, 4, President 4, Drarnatics 3, Great Expectationsur Choir l, Band l, 3, Class President 5, 42, Class Vice-President Marilyn Maack Commercial . . . Iola, Kan- sas l, 2' Pep Club 2, 4 Phys. mf 1, 2, can 1, Draj matics 3, Great Expecta- t1on.s : Class Secretary 4. ,Q Elaine Wadkins General . . . Hartington 1, 2, Pep Club l, 2, 45 Phys. Ed. 3, 4, G99 2, Dramatics l, 2, Cwlee 1, 2, Choir 3, 4, Class President 25 Class Treas- urer 4. George Abbott General Football l 2 3 4 I..etterecl2 3 4 Basket 1 4 Trackl 4 D Club 2 3 4 Secretary 4 Boys Phys Ed 1 2 Class Secretary 1 Iames Allen College Preparatory Track 3 4 Boys Phys Ed l Glee l Cho1r2 3 4 Dra matxcs 3 4 Great Expecta hens Almce Andel General Grrls Phys Ed 1 3 4 GHQI Dramatxcs 2 3 4 Student Dxrector 3 4 ee 1 3 4 F Secretary 2 Degree Chart man 3 Sarah Beclzler Commercxal Holstem r l 2 Pep Club 1 Gxrls Phys Ed 1 2 3 Vl ley Ball l Glee 1 Choxr 2 3 4 V1cePres1dent 4 Band 2 Class V1cePres1dent 1 Class Secretary 2 Ierome Beringer General . . . Football lp Basketball lg Glee lp F.F.Fl. 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4. Maxxmxllmn Bokleman Vocahonal Agnculture on 4 F FQ l Vlce Presrdent 4 F F Pl Na honal Convenhon 4 Marvm Craig College Preparatory Football 4 Lettered 4 Bas ketball 4 Phys Ed 1 DC Club 4 Chou 3 Band 3 Dramahcs 3 Great Ex pectatrons Class Presldent 3 Treasurer 2 Loxs Ann Crandell General Pep Club l 2 3 4 Gxrls Phys Ed 4 Drcx matxcs 3 Student Dlrector 3 Bandl 2 3 4 Gleel Cholr 2 3 4 Operetta 2 3 Vocal Solo1st3 FHQ 1 2 3 Stu dent Councxl 3 Anton Dolezal Commercial Football 1 3 4 Lettered 4 D C Club Phys Ed l Cholr 3 Bandl 2 3 4 were A 4 'gf azsigge sry-gg s:5,ff'+.1,g. 4-+kJ?5E-QV . sf1 -6 t Xi '-N is J' 'W' I- fl Milo Dworalc General . . . Dramatics: Great Expectationsu: Glee 1,25 Choir l, 2, 3, 4, Band l, 2, 3: F.F.I-1. 3. Dorothy Engler Normal Traxmng Gxrls Phys Ed 1 GBR 1 Glee 2 nd l 2 3 4 F R I-'HH 2 Student Lxbranan Iohn Engler Normal Training Foot ball l Basketball l Track I Boys Phys Ed I Gleel 3 Choir 2 4 F T Fl 3 4 Betty Glock Normal Traxmng Pep Cub234PhysEd12 3 G99 1 Scoop Staff 3 4 Edttor 3 Hrt Editor 4 Scout Staff 3 4 Hssxstant Edttor 3 Edxtor 4 Quxll cmd Scroll 4 FT-IQ 2 3 4 Hzstoran FTH 3 4 Student Lxbra nan 2 3 Harold Grubaugh General Football 1 2 3 4 Lettered 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Lett red3 4 Track 1 2 3 4 Lettered 2 oys Phys Ed 1 DC Club 2 3 4 Glee l Dramatlcs 3 Great Expectatxons FFR Virginia Haba Normal Training . . . Bruno 1, 27 Dramatics l, 2, 4, El- mer : To 'l'wixteen r Thes- pians 1, Z, Piano Bccompa- nist 1, 2, Iunior Band 3, 4, F.T.Fl. 3, 47 Scoop Stott 4, Ftsslstant Editor 4, Scout Staff 4. Phyllis Vanous General Pep Club l 2 3 4 Treasurer4 Gtrls Phys E 1 2 3 4 GQH1 Ba d 2 3 4 Gle Mae Belle Haight Commercial Scoop Typ lSl 4 Semor Band 3 Cholr l 3 4 Hccompamst 4 Music Contest 2 3 Pxano Solo 2 3 Excellent 2 Superxor 3 George Ham General Footballl 2 3 4 Lettered 2 3 4 Basket ba l 2 3 4 Lettered 3 4 Trackl 2 3 4 Letterecl 3 4 H11 Conference Football 4 Club 2 3 4 Glee Chotrl Z 3 4 Operetta Cast 2 3 Quartet Madrtgal Solo Boys State 3 Class Treasurer 3 Irene Hmze College Preparatory Pep Club 2 3 4 Scout 3 Gleel 2 Choxrl 2 3 Dra matxcs 3 4 Great Expecta mms Bandl 2 3 4 Swmg B nd 2 3 4 Saxophone Quartet 2 3 4 Mustc Con test 2 3 4 Musxc Contest 2 3 Supenor Saxophone Solo 4 Student Lmbranan I R Q1 1-.1 Loxs Hoeft Commercial Gxrs Phys Ed 1 2 3 4 Scoop4 Glee Hlstorlan 3 Stadent l..1brar1r1n 2 Iean Klem Normal Trammg Pep Cubl 2 3 4 Phys d GRP! Scoop 3 Flsslstant Edltor 4 Scout 4 Qsststant Edltor 4 Speech4 Superlor Qurll and Sc O11 4 Dramat1cs 2 3 4 Great Expecta trons Glee 3 Cholr 1 Band FH PTH 3 4 Secretary 3 Glrls State 3 Student L1brar1an 2 Ioseph Khment General Cholr 1 2 3 4 Scoop 3 4 Photog raphy Edztor Senlor nd 1 2 3 4 So o 3 Brass Sextet 3 4 Swmg nd 2 3 4 Stu e Councll 4 Reuben Klmgemann Vocatxonal Hgnculture Track Z Glee Cholr 3 4 Operetta Band 3 4 Llbrarxan 3 Vxce Presxdent 4 Pep Band 3 4 State Muslc Chmc Norlolk 4 FF Pl Q6 Donald Krott Vocat onal I-lgrl culture Phys Ed 1 Glee 1 2 Chou' 2 Sec etary 3 Presmdent F F Q Natrona Convention 4 Dele gate State Farmer 4 lohn Dean Kucera College Preparatory otball 1 2 3 4 ed l 3 4 Bas 1 2 3 4 Letter ered 1 2 3 4 Conte ence Football 4 H11 State Football 4 D C C ub 1 2 3 4 Sec etary Presxdent 4 Brass Sextet So 3 .1 perlo lwatlonal F F H Band 2 Swmg Band 3 4 F F H l 2 Class PIES1 dent l S udent Counczl 2 3 P esldent 3 Robert Lawson College Preparatory otball 1 2 3 4 tered 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Lettered 4 Trace 3 4 Lettere 4 Boys Phys Edl DC C ub 2 3 4 ce Pr st dent 4 Dramatlcs 3 4 Great Expectatxons Operetta 3 Cholr Madrlgal 4 Semor Band 3 4 Preslden SWIPQ Band 3 4 Scout 3 Class Vxce Presrdent 2 loy Lonn College Preparatory Pe Clubl 2 3 4 ec retary 4 Dramatlcs 3 4 Great Expe tatxons mor Band 1 2 3 Secretary 3 Trumpet T to 3 4 Swmg Band Muslc Contest Supenor lee l C otr 3 4 Gxrls Sextette 3 4 FFP. 3 Student Lmbra rtan 1 2 Student Coun fi., 'AD' Gladyce Kozlsek Commercial IFS Phys d G P. 1 Scoop 3 4 ramatlcs Z Great Expecta xons lee 1 2 4 Chou' 1 Band l FHH 2 if 'K Allen McE1ravy College Preparatory Football 4 Let tered 4 DC Club 4 Dramatlcs 3 Tons ot Money Band l 2 3 4 Lxbrarlanl 2 Managtrtg Ltbrarlan Pep Band 2 Cveel ChO1Y2 3 4 Boys Quartet 3 4 Ope etta 3 Madrlgal Page Q, T ts f Fred McFarland General Boys PhYS Ed l Bandl 2 Mary Ann Mullxgan College Preparatory Club 1 2 3 4 Pres1dent4 Glrls Phys Ed l 2 3 4 Volley Ball Team 2GRHl2Cho1rl234 Gee 1 2 Dramatlcs 3 Great Expectatzons FHH 2 Student Councxl 4 Mary Lou Neulahr Commercial Surprtse ep lub l Presldent 4 Cheerleader 3 4 Glrls Phys Ed 1 2 4 Volley Ball Team 1 Scoop4 Dramatlcsl 2 3 Great Expectatxons Glee 2 Cho 1 2 Stu n Councxl 4 Mrs Keith Smlth Commerczal Gtrls Phys Ed 1 2 Glee 3 4 Choxrl Dramatxcs 3 Great Expec tahons Scoop 4 Alice Palxk Normal Traxmng Glrls s Ed 1 2 3 Geel C on l FHQ 2 3 F Q 3 4 V1ce Presldent 4 Stu dent Lxbranan 3 4 Lucxlle Palxk Normal Trauung Pep Clubl 2 3 4 Gxrls Phys Ed l 2 3 Volley Ball Team 2 Gllllll Scoop 3 4 Fea ture Edxtor 4 Scout 4 Sales Manager 4 Quxll and Scroll 4 Dramat1cs 3 Glee o1r l PTR 3 4 Presxdent 3 Student Lxbra nan 3 G1rls Basketball 3 Speech 4 Eldon Polacelc Vocational Hgnculture Bramardl 2 Bandl Boys Phys Ed 2 Basketball 1 Chou-3 l-'FH 2 3 4 Betty Remmers Commerczal Pep Club G s Phys Ed Fl l Band l Clarlnet Quartet 2 3 FHS 3 4 P1an1st3 Pres1dent 4 Student Lmbranan 2. Margaret Rerucha General G1rls Phys Ed 2 3 4 GRB l Vo Ball Team 2 Gxrls Basket ball 3 Scoop 4 Rsslstant Edxtor 4 Scout 4 F H Fl Gus Glee 1 Cholrl 3 4 Dorothy Sabata Commercial Scoop 3 Glee l Chou' l G1rIs Phys 1 3 4 GHH lack Sargent General . . . Foot- bdll 1: Boys' Phys. Ed. l, Glee l Eugene Sobolilr College Preparatory . . Football 2, 3, 4, Lettered 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Lettered 4, Track l, 2, 3, 4, Lettered 3, 4, D.C, Club 3, 4, Dramatics 3, 4, Great Expectationln: Glee l, Choir l, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 4, Presi- dent 4, Class Secretary 3. Marion Soukup General . . . Football l Basketball 1, Track 2, 3, Boys' Phys. Ed. l, 2 Glee 4, Choir l. Eugene Stara Vocational Agriculture . . . Band l, Basketball 1, Boys' Phys. Ed. 2, Football 3, Student Coun- cil 3. Norman Svoboda General . . . Football 1, 2, 4, Lettered 4, Track l, 2, 3, 4, Lettered 2, 3, , Boys' Phys. Ed. I, D.C. Club 2, 3, 4. Thomas Thomasssen College Preparatory . . . Football l, 2, 3, 4, Let- tered 1, 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball 3, Lettered 3: D.C. Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Choir 2, 3, 4: Solo l, 2, Vocal 4, Boys' Octet l, 2, Boys Quartet, Madrigal 3, 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Saxo- phone Ouartet, Clarinet Quartet 1, 2, Student Council l. Marlene Tichy Daniel Till-ml Commercial . . . Bruno vocullolul aificlllhlfi 1, 2, Dramatics l, 2, . . . Boys' Phys. Ed. l, Elmer , 'l'wi,xtggg g Glee l: Choir l, 2, F.F.H. Glee 3, 4. l, 2, 3, 4, Sentinel 4. px Geraldine Svoboda Normal Training . . . Girls' Phys. Ecl. l, Scoop 4, Editor 4: Scout 4, Qssistant Editor 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Glee l, 3, Choir l, 4, F.H.Q, 2, 3, F.T.Fl. 3, 4, Presi- dent 4, Student Li- brarian 2, 3. -rl' P .3 -,M,.f l Linda Vanderkolk General . . . Girls' Phys. Ed. l, 2, Pep Club 3, 4, F.l-LH. 2, Historian 3, Treasurer 4, Student Librarian 2, 3, 4. Page 13 V36 Delores From Doyle FYf9 uNDeaSTUDl'ES The UNDERSTUDIES to the seniors of 1950 have played their roles well in getting ready for next year's production. Seventy-two jun- iors sponsored a class play, Oh! Father, With an all-girl cast. This type of play- Was the first of its kind to ever be presented in David City. Members of the cast were Iudy Richards, Letha Nozicka, Ioan Anderson, Phyllis Blevins, Eva Welker, Evelyn Kucera, Dona Gans, Mari- lu Thomassen, Carole Vanderkolk, and Hen- rietta Svoboda. The cast did a fine job with the help of their director, Mr. Willard Ially. The leadership of the understudies was taken by their class officers, President, Donna Martin, vice-president, lack Lang, secretary, Phyllis Blevins' treasurer, Don Iohnson and their helpful sponsors, Miss Edith Roos and Miss Elaine Ludden. f fr, Iunior executive officers examine junior class play programs. Left to right: Miss Elaine Lud- den, Phyllis Blevins, Donna Martin, Miss Roos, Don Iohnson, and lack Lang. The understudies took part in an unusual episode this year. The American Legion and American Legion Auxiliary gave an oppor- tunity to juniors to participate in a county government program. Primary elections were held to determine who would take part in the county government program. Darlene Herts Miles Hndel Ioan Hnderson Norma Hrmagost Thomas Barlean Phyllis Blevins Alfred Bongers .dk .py , , . A 6 Y? 93-me Geo,-ge Clymer Norma Dewisplqre Edward Emerson lane Fadschild Brliene Friclre .1 V V fn- '!T'x wk it it 1 Iames Frohner ..,.-.,, 47:5- are 'gy , sq- Q nf' l Sill Dona Gans Lois Gibson lack Gilmore Keith Goosman Wallace Haight CTI' gl- 1:36, nal tfrftfr I if tl Gerald Hascall Geraldine Hascall Marcella Has! Rita Heniger Ioan Hoe!! Donald Hopwood Io Hrm Howe Norma lean Howe Ierome Humlicek Melvin Iisa Donald Iohnson Iean Iuranek Lawrence Kovar Eugene Kozisek Mary Koziselr Edwin Krenlr Gerald Kroeger Doris Ellen Kroit Iohn Kroft Evelyn Kucera Iohn Lang Norman Liebrecht Donna Martin George Meister Ioyce Metzgar Barbara Michael Richard Moran Norma Nichols Letha Noziclra Leota Ostermeier William Pelers Francis Piller Norman Piller Louis Ptacek Darleen Ralhjen ,Vx s.,f , , fifaf 1 -SEL- had lf -Qian Y vrl 36 'Ar 35. fm-'X af: Q: APN in Q67 li ah- idk I 1 gg '51 C- Q1 49 Q0 Q: if 30 I' V466- 465' W' A than mln, -- it T7 17 in 'D I in -Q 11,5 ' ' T7 Z-I-ever! B , ar 752' - li if. LeRoy Smith 3 9, 3 H Carole L ,P Q I-VX Vunderkolk ag- ......4- Benedict Rerucha Iudith Richards Darleen Roubal Mark Sauser Willette Sima Rnne Sloup Martha Starcx Donald Struebing Erma Struebing Henrietta Svoboda Mqrilu Thomassen Eireen Troupe Le-:Donna Voboril LaDellys Vrana Eva Welker Russell l1Vood Rosalie Zegers Bennett Zinnecker The participants in the county government Ben Zinnecker, county assessor, Donald program were 'Donna Martin, county clerkg lohnson, clerk of district court, Dona Gans, Barbara Michael, county treasurer, Doyle Fyfe, county judge and Lois Gibson, county superf county sheriff, Richard Moran, county attor- intendent. These students received actual ex- neyg lames Frohner, LeRoy Smith and Eva perience in county offices. Welker, county comissioners. A Hawaiian scene Was carried out at the luniorfSe-nior banquet held April 29. An un- usual arrangement of color and rhythm was presented throughout the affair. Eva Welker, Evelyn Kucera, Phyllis Blevins, Dona Banquet committee get together, Marcella Hast, GUNS Gnd CCIrOle VCl1'1d9TlCOlk feC1Ci the GUUOUUCG' Irene Troupe, Miss Elaine Ludden, Miss Edith Roos, me-Dt lhcll fcllher has decided to re-Sign his 515,000 Mary Lou Thomqggen, Bqrbgrq Michael, Eva a year job as bank president to take a low pay- Welker, ing job as small college president. The announce- Ioan Flnderson, Letha Nozicka, Lois Gibson, Donna ment throws consteration into the Baynard housef Martin. hold. ,J 4, an ' I QOQXA QNX 06' llmnlliv BL Mary Qnn Mariimliak, lVllI:3 Lucile Hoffman, Norma Iohnson, Kenneth Iohnson order flowers for Maxine Klein who i ill S Donald Hrmagost Ioan Boroviak Lorene Frohner Verna Heins Maxine Klein Y' l Pauline Birkel Leland Chambers Mariha Glock Donald Iacobs Delores Kobza Victor Beckler Doroihy Buckley Verone Gibb Ronald Hoback Kenneth Klingeman Donald Bohaty Ronald Conrad Ioseph Hajek Kenneth Iohnson William Kozisek Valerian Bohaty Norman Couial Frank Hanis Norma Iohnson Lois Kunkee Leonard Bokelman 3 'Tv' Clyde Edwards 4 fl . Betty Heins Eileen Kelso T3 Q .1 37' I s . ....- M- . .,, 6 L. G31 'Qa- ,,'.,,. , qv?-'Q S-'J Ye' if 338 nl es, 'rw ill j D' QL , r ffikiw. 1. 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B 1' vi- '16 QC E- 5325: 've F- rl' Q33 , a 4 'Qi- V95 wr-Q 1, ff Ml A 9'N is G3 '-.ef ,N 4 Q Q A 'L ' if S. 1 K L9 l 4 t ,Q Dawn Widle - N- Q7 A fx. 2 Don Zima Ned Iohnson Paw lb Mary Hnn Rerucha X li . 2995 Betty Bock lean Burdick Duane Cermak Belly Clymer Francis Didier Rita Dolezal Hvis Heins Emilie Heyman Io Carolyn Kroeger Carol Leckenby w-fe Ierry Ccnnerley Leo Cook Edward Duren Donald Dworak Shirley Hopwood Shirley Howe Michael McFarland Donald Mahlin s ,-.4 1 il Ti .-Q.. Mr. Ellis Mercer, freshman class sponsor, p mls out to the freshmen execxirive committee, or Hrm lvleyserilourg vice-preeidenlg Wayne M gan, secretaryg Torn Darrow, treasurer, and Walt Svolooda, president, the advantages of his Fo cl Willard Lallys Chevrolet over Mr. Roberta Czapla Robert Fadschild Michael Iohnson Tyrus Martin Thomas Darrow Elva Davidson Elmer Grulaaugh Harvey Haiek Donald Kilgore Iohn Kloslerman Rrthur Matous Mary Hnn Meysenburg f, 95 166 1' an-4 vu. ,Q 4 ff' K cus. '13 24? -gf- 'lib- 1- is-v 6- 0' V T' C' 'ST U1 3 'Iv Mary Beth Moran Wayne Morgan Elsie Muller l. Vernon Nicodemus Rose Pokorny Mary Polacek Margery Rech Rose Marie Rech Elizabeth Reha Gene Remmers Ioseph Herucha Richard Rerucha Marilyn Sargent Donna Scribner Stella Slosser Darlene Sloup Rosalie Speicher Donald Stara Donna Stara Mary Finn Stevens LeRoy Svoboda Walter Svoboda Marcella Urbanovsky Jack Venus Iacqueline Venus Donald Veskrna Flrlene Voboril Darlene Vraspir Donna Wadkins William Winscot Qu I Q. 35- '36 ib- ek ,V 4 . ag, GL M 'Ir A A VS' 4, 'S+- - W, if 'la K Francis Zegers lohn Zmnecker 9' 11 'n' 1 Iohn Tomek, bus driver, counts his flock before embarking to Bruno and Plbie. Roy Welte sweeps the home making rooms. TRANSPORTATION The studio buses driven by Iohn Tomek, central studio building. DC.-T.V. has four Ervin Rerucha, and Bob Donor made many a buses which are used also for transporting weary and triumphant journey carrying the students to athletic games away from home. young would-be actresses, and actors to the LUNCHEON AT SARDIS From ll 30 to 12 OU students may be found participating in one of the most popular pro- grams of DC,-T.V., Luncheon at Sardisf' pre- The line forms behind me says letter man Russell Woods as the 12 UU bell rings tor lunch pared by the cooks, Mrs. Vern Blevins and Mrs. Iohn Tomek. Each meal prepared must have a certain calory content. Mrs Iohn Tomek and Mrs Vern Blevins pre pare French fries for 180 hungry students I Iwh. 5.1.4 TIN!-fl GB .,-- T C33 Q -. C ISSUE A I WHO SAID THAT? For one of the more educational programs on DC.-TV. the dial can he tuned in on the college preparatory course presentation. Contestants participating in this program must have two or three years of mathematics, tiiree years of social studies, two years of English to hit the jack-potfcollege entrance. Wilt Svohoda points out the place where 11 Gaul was dviaed into three parts to onria Scrihner 'T Q , Miss Catherine Swanson helps loyce Metzgar and Fred McFarland on an experiment with the Winstet electric static machine .J f . Q' ax- Mr Ellis Mercers freshmen algebra class studiously prepares their lessons for the next day. G FWS! Mr. Willard E Laily, English instructor, points out an amusing bit of English literature to seniors, loy Lonri and lean Klein. The science classes physics, biology, and Chemistry H were under the capable instruction of Miss Catherine Swanson. Mr. Ellis Mercer had charge of mathematics which included algebra, and geometry. Here the questions were tough, but after Mr. Mercer gave a few hints the going was smoother. Students recovered from stage fright in the English classes with Miss Lucile Hoffman, Mr. Willard E. Lally and Mr. Raymond Traynor coaching. Video puerum or 'Puella est pulchra were some of the questions asked in Mr. Ray- mond Traynor's program, 'The Latin Hour. Mr, Willis Moreland led many an interest- ing discussion in his American history and social science classes, while Mr. lohn Rum- baugh taught world history, David City is accredited in the North Amer- ican Central Association of Schools and Col- leges. Betty Remmers finishes her last unit on the school bookkeeping accounting machine. As we look in upon the offices of DC.-T.V. we hear the whirl, buzz and click of many numerous machines. How busy everyone seems to be! With Miss Edith Roos directing, many girls prepare for secretarial positions. The daily program for these future clerical Workers con- sists of classes in typing, stenography I and ll, machines and bookkeeping. In the senior machines class, students learn to operate the calculator, the bookkeeping machines, adding machines and the dicta- phone. Dorothy Sabata finishes her typing budget. Q i 5. EW, . f . I' DEAR SECRETARY 0 Gladyce Kozisek takes shorthand dictation from Mr. B. E. Vauck, principal. The secretaries in this department help prepare the school paper for printing and also do all the typed material ot other departments. The students have a duplicator, a ditto ma- chine, a mimeograph and a long carriage typewriter to help them in their Work. Future secretaries have the opportunity for practice by Working for Mr. H. C. Ebmeier or Mr. B. E. Vauck. Preparing for merit exams and numerous other clerical exams take hours of practice for girls planning a commercial career. Page 23 x -x TECHNICIANS The advanced class of shop consists ot ten boys While the beginner's class consists ot 14. The beginners class learns to use hand tools, such as hand plane, hand saws and the chisel. . - Don Dworak, Duane Cermak, Tom Darrow, and Learning to Operate IT1C1Cht1'teS and Wayne Morgan embark upon the only distasteful building individual projects was under- pmt of Shop-Clean Up- taken by the advanced class. They used the circular saws and turning lathe in their projects. The iirst project the beginners' class undertook was that of the sanding block, Marilyn Maack points to a hot fjggiikggslthe World to Elaine lohn Lang completes his bird cage While Tom Thomassen puts the finishing touches on his bedroom suite. STUDIO HANDS Many of the students who help to make the DC.-TV. program a success are those taking the general course. The general course is taken by those who do not Wish to specialize in any particular vocation. The only requirements in this course are one year ot science, one year ot mathematics, one year of social studies and three years of English. With the exception ot these subjects, students choose any other subjects they want to make up the rest ot their credits. These students, who are undecided during their school years, may decide to undertake different protes- sions atter graduation. Dorothy Engler and lean Klein point cut on the Butler county map the schools which they will teach to the rest of the class, lohn Engler, Betty Glock, Qlice Palik, Virginia Haba, Lucille Palik and Geraldine Svoboda. QUIZ KIDS l-lere are the l'Quiz Kids appearing daily in an hour-long audio-program on DC.-T.V., under the guidance of Miss Lucile Hoffman, their production manager. These industrious future teachers plan to bestow their knowledge to the minds of the young in the near future, Having taken part in an active program for two years, these l4 Quiz Kids have done many things to prepare themselves for their future work. Practice teaching in the public and rural school was one of the major accomplishments of the year. Rural practice teaching for this year took place during March 6-lU. e normal trainers plan their hobo party. ,..-... if Letha Nozicka asks her classmates whose plliOW is this in the normal training class Rosa ie Zegers, Letha Nozicka, loyce Metzgar, Martha Stara and Mary Kozisek. -J 9 V tf l The student teachers learned that teaching is more than a mere routine existence jobg it is also rich in the opportunities of understand- ing and helping young children to learn. The daily program consisted of discussions on teaching problems and regular class work. luniors with an NSU average are welcome to take part in this program. Fllice Palik practices teaching in a sixth grade Geography class. WL I xi' 'Q LIBRHRII-INS RT WORK Pauline Birkel, loan Boroviak, Rosalie Zegers, Connie Vo ova. Miss Lucile Hoffman. Donna Stara, Mary- Lou Pola- cek Linda Vanderkolk LaDorina Voboril, Flrliene Voboril Peggy McElrary. - . fag! 9 1 ,3 , . fig: V 'Y ' 1 bi 0 F 'M n 1 ' '39 f 1 1 3-3 DIYIUI Susan Miss Hoffman and Linda Lou Vanderkolk discuss the book covers on the bulletin board, BOOK OF THE WEEK The D.C.H,S. library is televised into nearly every home in which high school students go. The library is the fulfilled wish of Miss Lucile Hoffman, having taken library science as a part of her work for her Masters Degree. These books in the library range from reference manuals and text books to biog- raphies and fiction, Miss Hoffman can honest- ly say that every book in the David City High School library has been used at one time or another. Every day shows that approximately 230- 250 books are in constant use in the library. This means that nearly every person in high school has one or more books in use. 3 Starting with a few meager books gathered from the classrooms the library has increased to the size of 1,900 volumes. The library is managed by control station DC,-T.V,, Room l7, under the direction of Miss Hoffman. Miss Hoffman credits the students who do the checking of the books and the other services for the success of the library. Linda Vanderkolk, who works several hours a day on the library, is a great help to Miss Hoffman. Linda checks the books and records them for Miss Hoffman, which saves much time. Fl man is riches far Than kings and princes are Though he no cities took. For in good books a vision of thought is found. Which. mind. exhaustless Gold yields from the ground. H few of l,900 volumes in the David City Library. MARTH1-YS KITCHEN 11:45 2-L -5 , Hb 'Q f f -gg E l ' F H T:-so cups sifted ilour, a pincn ot salt, and bake in moderate oven are some ot the elernents of the fine recipes heard over DC-TV. The youna cooks of Mart21a's Kitchen' have been ably in- structed by hoinernaking instructor, Miss Elaine Ludden. During the past year the cooks were confronted by many new methods ot cooking. Producers ot this years Future Horne- ngakers ol Qinerica consist ot Betty Rem- mers, president, loan Anderson, vicef president, Virainia Svoboda, secretary, Linda Vanderkolk, treasurer, Letha Noz- icka, parliamentarian Henrietta Svoboda, publicity chairman, and Betty Glock, his! torian. Through various projects such as bake sales, box socials, sending patterns to foreign countries and contributing news to the national magazine, the FHH, cnapter has made it an interesting pro- gram tor the year. Ioan Anderson, the only state officer from this chapter, has performed a good Eob by contributing to the national maga- zine, irlneen 'lalkf in Seward and Line coln where ditlerent chapters meet to discuss accomplishments of each respece tive chapter. 'e e Voboril and Emilie Heyrnan work in the home f o ornics room. ' 1 S The F H H lcetha lfozi ,J gf Fl officers, Betty Glock Linda Vanderkolk, loan Hn derson, Henrietta Svoboda Mis.: Elaine Ludderi, Letha Nozicfia Virginia Svoboda foci: over the record of the 'fQf'1l' :T '-'YCYK ,v Bffty Glock are ready to go to their FHQ. bake sale lean Burdick and Donna Wadking cut Out G dress in trie freshmen horne economics class while Roberta Czapla watches O P o of . rf ' ' 1n,,, , K ..wt,X girls, Betty Rernrners, Miss Elaine Ludden :ka Henrietta Svoboda, loan Hnderson arid I gh Bax , of, Towne dvi5 Xe O Oi o GQQQTQOMXQWO - C1 9- xx. w- wo DO , trims Tune in at l2:30 on station DC.-T.V. for Farm Reports, with R. O. Gingery and his Farmhands, so states one ot our leading newspapers. Another organization combined with the vocational agriculture classes is the Future Farmers of America. These farm boys, especially interested in all the details of farming, learned much through working together this year on the program. Mr. Gingery had as special helpers presi- dent, Don Kraft: vice president, Max Bokel- rnang secretary, Ierome Beringer and news re- porter, Tom Barlean. Donald Stara looks over his refs' H Bm vgonxei oy er. gotxe mf! FARM REPORTS They, and the other Sl vocational agricul- ture members, put out the Future Farmers of America annual. Pictures were taken of all the boys and their projects tor the yearbook. The FFA. sold concessions at ball games and made and sold box troughs, Also they sold greeting cards to raise funds for the or- ganization. Don Mahlin Won a White ribbon in the dis- trict F.F.A. meeting at York. He participated in the Greenhand F.F.A. creed-speaking con- test. Eldon Polacek, Bob Fadschild, Miles Qndel, Ptlfred Bongers WST PYOVSCTI SPOTfed Polfmd Don Kraft and his corn project which made 65 and Bel? Refuchq Work On Cy-imc hogs' bushels Cm acre their protect books. is . ' 'T V fm.. K if D g an -we Q 1 . ' i 4 I A . ik -T T it it i int Q 5 if -,tg tit i l in 'f' 1 , uf 5 4 9, Q L Q :fwfr f IC3' I Q tif. 1 2 is 4. ., ,if s 5 f v xv g N i.1f'.-mf ' 1 e t 5 T t 2-iff.-s s- me A is nr P- ' ' 3' i ' '-tail .515 55, M- l R F f, ii , i 9 ' 1 '-t2,,?'m H ' -Fl . 1 19 inf? fi? f 7 , ,, X . , .- .X 4 Q, A X ,Z 11. 1 had 5, ., gli. f ,ifmaii Qian! 4, , 7' Q .www - 1 'T' . ' if'i'N:i 1.23: 723 ' , A i , ' Q -3 frm , A. Z r -'T t,-me -2 y - A.-.. LA f 5l,1.m 3373,-Z cw-:taxi ,si :haf -s L'-v-'v Virginia Haha, Lucille Palik, Hlice Qndel, Geraldine Svoboda, Letha Noziclca, Margaret Reruclia, lean Klein, Betty Glcclc, Ioan Flnderson and Mr, Willard Lally check the news for this week's Scoop Henrietta Svoboda types the Scoop. lean Klein, Betty Glock, Letha Noziclca, loan Finder- son, Lucille Palilc, Geraldine Svoboda receive their Quill and Scroll pins from Mr, VV'illard Lally. , ii lm Lois: lean I-loeft mirneographs the Scoop The Scftut staff, Virginia Haba, Geraldine Svoboda, Letha llcziclca, Fllice Plzidel Margaret Rerucha, lean Klein Bettv Glcclf, lfari Flndersscn, Mr Willard Lally and lee Klirnent qet their heads tcaether over the i'Scout 'Lx 'bail v ll! - ,'1 Mr. H. C. Ebmeier, Iohn Tomek, Mr. Ellis Mercer and Connie Votova, pose before the drivers training car and all the students who have taken driver's training this year. STATION YOU FIX THEM-WE WRECK THEM Over ninety students, who would have reached their sixteenth birthday by November l, l95U, enrolled in this course. The behind-the-wheel training was taken in a new Chevrolet loaned by D. D. Davis, one ot the city automobile dealers. The students in this televised safety pro- gram were also required to read two books, Page 30 l'The Nebraska Drivers Manual and Man and the Motor Car. Ht the end of the training period each stu- dent was given a driver's test and examination covering the two books. Htter the student proved eligible, a mem- ber ot the State Safety Patrol gave him the state examination in order to receive his li- cense. 5 . Patrolman Sackett tests the eyes of Norma Hrmagost while Marcella Host waits her turn. Irene Troupe, Henrietta Svoboda, lim Plllen, Iohn Zinnecker, Ioan Rndersori in the prize-winning play, High Window. lean Klein and Lucille Palilc practice on their speeches for District Il contest, CURTAIN CALL Lights, action, camera as the play, Oh! Father, starts the D. C. stage season. Here the students are given special training in speech, make-up and acting. The junior play, Oh! Fatherf' consisted of an all girl cast. Next, the speech department presented High Window with Ioan Plnderson, Henrietta Svoboda, Iirn Hllen, Iohn Zinnecker and Irene Troupe. The play was rated as excellent in the District ll speech contest at Omaha. loan Qnderson was rated as outstanding actress in the District ll speech contest. Three students also gave speeches at the contest. lean Klein gave an extemporaneous speech, Lucille Palik, original oratory and Irene Hinze, a dramatic reading. They were rated as superior, average and good respec- tively. The last play of the year was Inner Willie given by the senior class. Irene Hinze, speech contestant, gives her dramatic reading, Tell Tale Heart. G35 1:- N0 M. Mulliu:iri. M. Mzirtiri, J. Lfmri, S. Bm-kler, E K'-ls-1, M. Jisii, J, Klimeiit. J. lfirigler. M. Bokleriirin, L. Ostermoier, G. Sviilmr--li, R. Zemfrs, E. Wliclkiris. L. Swhleiitx, N. Arrilllgitfl. L. CY'!lllfl8ll, ll. Svulmcla, M. Dwfirnk, D. Krwft. J. Allen. R. Klirigv-riiziiiri. D. Mairtiri, D. Buvkly. C. Vairirlerkulk, P. Vziriuiis. M. Thtrriizisseii, N. Nic-kiwls, J. Rivliarwls. A. Frir-ke G. llziiri, E. Stilwlik, B. Lziwsmi, T. Tliririiass.-ri. E. VVPII-cel' B. Mir-lizivl, E. Kiiverzi, N. Julirisun, J. Howe. M, Rerur'hzi V, Sr-tiliiiilq, D. Guns, V. Bef-klvr, VV. llziight. Miss Lierk. T. Dolezal. L. Bwklemziii, D, Ai'rri:igiV.g1' J- VVelkv-r', D. XVidle, HOUR OF SONG P. Murphy, M. Ilxiipflit. On every Tuesday from ll.UC to l2'UO the proararri llflour of Song is televised under the direction of lffiss Phyllis Lierlc. The 58 musicians siiox-:ed their talent to the utmost at the music clinic held fxlarch Ql. liffr lames Vail of Midland Colleae directed the group before a large television aud1erice fl special musical television production, that evening ilThrougii the Months in Song, was given the evening of November 29. The feature of the performance was the crowning of Mary Qnn Mulligan as llValentine Sweetheart. Follow- ing this part of the program was a concert. The same numbers presented oy the choir in clinic were given for concert. Many honors were won by the l2 entries. President of this active group throughout the l949-TQSU school year was fudy Richards. Her co-workers were Sarah Beckler, vice- president, Norma Nichols, secretaryftreasurer: and George Hain, sergeantfatfarzris The musical group, which has rehearsals on Tuesdays and Thursdays at fi CU, sang for several functions throughout the year. One of them was the Women's Club Convention in October. The three candidates for the l'Valentine Sweetheart' ofthe choir program, Mary Plnn lsingiflg ffl The Tfliflfl is 159 QlYlSf Sexfeti NOUUCI Mumggnf Lfgyy LOU Neulghyl and Sarah Nichols, Marilu Thomasseri, Icy Lann, Donna Martin, geckrerl pose in their formgisy Phyllis Blevins, Barbara Michael, if ' f K . .M 1. 2 ' ii JL . . 1 an fm N-nd' w if ' J E , , ' 1 . f T' r li GIRLS TRIPLE TRIO Eileen Kelso, Maxine Martin, Virginia Svoboda, Norma Johnson, Dawn Widle. Lea Schlentz, Peggy Murphy, Janice Welker, Dorothy Buckley. Iczmes Vciil, directs the choir at music clinic. yi,-.r !. 'c17:.wr Til. L I xi.- H ,- ., , 4- 'Mani Q MHDRIGHL Allen McElravy, Eugene Sobolik, George Hain, Tom Thomassen, Norma Nickols, Marilu Thomaszsen, Joy Lonn, Donna Martin, Phyliss Blevins, Barbara Michael. BOYS' QUBRTETTE Allen McElravy, Eugene Sobolik, George Hain, Tom Thomassen. Page 33 l...,,... , .m,.,,,,,, 1 0'-ur-513 .gs lim Flllen, Lois Crandell, loy Lonn, Don Kroft, Tony Dolezal, Reuben Klingemann, and Mar- gie Rerucha dance at cz school party. Football king, Gary Widle, presents the queen, Mary Lou Neujahr, a beautiful string of pearls. David City High School's celebrity times have been a big hit this year. Three big-time parties were held at the David City High School this year. Two were sponsored by the student council. The first one, a square dance, held on November 22 was something new to the students of the high school. Mr. lulian Byers called the square dances and taught the greenhands how to square dance. The second party, on February 8, spon- sored by the D. C. Club honoring the band and the Pep Club, was a formal dance affair. Plfter the dancing, films of the daily activities of the students and of the Central-David City football game at Central City were shown. H lunch of sandwiches, cupcakes, and cocoa was Page 34 T' Students admire Eugene Soupbone So bolik's new shoes, while Ben Zinnecker polishes. served by the mothers of the D.C. Club members. The last school party, a roller skating party, was held at the Rising City skating rink on Flpril 3. Students were transported to Ris- ing City by the school bus. The junior class celebration on Hpril 29 was a Hawaiian banquet for the senior class. The scene of many happy times. CELEBRITY TIME ,- Rf-tty Remmers, Linda Lou Vanderkfwlk. Joy Lunn, Pauline Birkel, Martha Glock, Eileen Kelso, Luis Gibson, Donna Martin, Eva Welker, Dorothy Buckley, and Peggy McElravy. .Ioan Huwn, Betty Gluck, Luville Palik, Phyllis Vanous, Mari-ella Hast, Mrs. Elaine Ryan, Letha Nnzic-ka. Delores From, Rita Ile-niger, and Bar- bara llfiirliavl. Janice Xfelker, Dawn Widle, Maxine Klein, Maxine Martin, Lea Schlentz, Betty Heins, Eve-lyn Kui-era, Elaine Wadkins, Marilyn Maack. Irene Hinze, and Marilu Thumassen. Rita Dolezal, Shirley Hopwood, Jo Carolyn Kroeger, Phyllis Blevins, Mary Beth Moran. Avis Heins, Jean Klein, Jaan Anderson, and Donna VVafll-tins. Carole Y'Elh!l6I'kOll'C, Norma Juhnson, Mary Ann Mulligan, Diana Gans, and Mary Lou Neujahr. Cheerleaders Carole Vanderkolk, Norma lohn- son, Mary Qnn Mulligan, Dona Gans and Mary Lou Neujahr execute lhe victory yell. Mr. Lally purchases a sack of popcorn from Donna Martin, Phyllis Blevins and Mrs. Elaine Ryan. 12 if . , J . 'ip D. C. CLUB MEMBERS Ben Zinner-ker, All.-n Mr'Elravy, Dwyli- Fyfe, Verfrne Gibb, Har- old Gruhaugh, Dun Johnson, Mr. Jfwhn Rumbaugh. Dudley Knvarik, Nnrman Svuhmla, Nnrman Pill'-r, Gary Wiclle, George Hain, Dun Ziina, .Jar-k Gilrnnrv, Mr. Kent Ryan. Dun Iliipwnml, Bull Lawsiin, liiigi-nn Snholik, George Abbott, John D+-an Kuvera, Tom Thurnassen, Charles Bonne. Marvin Craig, Rifnalrl Conrad, Jerry Krueger, Tony Dolezal, Tack Lang, Nurinan Cnufal, Russell VVood. ?? x ,A-va. R' 5. 1 Grayce Donald Tom Hllen Hrmagost Barlean vqh. -r-' Phyllm Body Valenan Blevins Bock Bohaty us -1-.. 55 'W' YQ-jg, T' HZTM 'iw ...few- Doroihy ean Leland Bali? Buckley Bu rdxck Chamber: Clymer 'vm N- 4 'ln' nav' 1-.Q we 1 ms! Lois Crandell 1' Belly Heins lean Klein T.. 5- .. . ,fs 1 1 xfgi Noel Mclnlosh 5. E Donna Scribner Q 'V 5 5' r Qc' ,fy ,l I Ben Zinnecker Tom Darrow - x tis. 'ii' Verna Heins 135531 Z ' K, Ioe Klimeni 3 ,ve 'E' Geraldine Miller Ke. ig., Milton Smid W 'h ,, 'nm 1' inf' john Zinnecker Tony Don Dorothy Lois Martha Wallace Myrl Marcella Dolezal Dworak Engler Gibson Glock Haight Hasik Hall :'4'f 'l' N gk W- A -ix -.. A , 43- 5' . ., ,, . L. 'VA -1- , . - ti, Q'-2 2, U Y., ,J an P A is MW' W' , Q, . N f. It ,sf 1 K S Ir-one Ronald Harvey Ioflnn Norma Don Mike Norma Hinze Hobaclc Homolka Howe Howe Iohnson Iohnson Iohnson S ' ,,,,rv 3 3 ' 1 W' bu ,, ,J A .1 U A ,Q N, .. ... HQ .wa 515.4 ' -7 ' ' X Qi, 'KY' X vi Kenneth lleuben Doris Iohn Ioy Nancy Hllen Iixn ,Klingeman Klxngeman Krolt Kucera Loan Lonn McElravey McGurk 1 4 W .1 , ' W 1 V., .. 5 A A .. KB In X 'H 0' .1 A L- Y' 'Q 1 . X' wi.. Wayne Morgan ggi .1 ::-,. . 2.5 -, ir 1 PGQQY I. Vernon MUfPhY Nicodemus Leota Darleen .Belty Marilyn Mark Oslermeier Ha thien Hemmern Sargent Sauser ' Qs Sis- QS 'v' QQ- Erma Manl T Ca ole Ph 11' D 1 E - SUB!-lblng '1'homas:en Thorszxson Vandgrlwlk Vagoii Viasx Welger Xbxdlllfgr 5 Q S Yr Bob Lawson Norma Dona Hrmagosi Gqng u 1. Rita Marvel Lee Marci Io Dawn Ianioe Heniqer Garrison Nicodemu: Wiclll Blevinl BAND OF AMERICA The background ot music for the television pro- gram was directed by Mr. C. Pl. Crandell. Sixty-two members and eight majorettes led by Miss Lois Gibson, drum majorette, made up the marching band. Plttending three marching band contests, the band won several honors. The group elected Iohn Dean Kucera, president, Rueben Klingemann, vice-president, Eva Welker, secretary and Carole Vanderkolk, treasurer. The band made appearances at the Nebraska state and county fairs, . - Two concerts were presented by the concert band. The first, a winter concert, was presented February l9g while the second concert, a spring concert, was given on Ptpril 7. Fill members of the band took part in the clinic held at the high school on March 2l. Solos, groups, and the entire band played for the clinic judge, Mr. Mark L. Crandell. TRUMPETS: Don Qrmagost, Valerian Bohaty, Phyllis Blevins, Lois Crandell, Tony Dolezal, Marcella I-last, Ronald Hoback, Norma Howe, Don Iohnson, lean Klein, Ioy Lonn, Noel McIntosh, Milton Smid. HORNS: Qllen Mclilravy, Dorothy Engler, Darlene Vrasper, Clara Reisdorlt, Maxine Klein. BBRITONE: Bob Lawson, lohn Dean Kucera, Betty Bock, CLHRINETS: Dorothy Buckley, lean Burdick, Lois Gibson, Betty Heins, Verna Heins, Io Rnn Howe, Norma Iohnson, Doris Kraft, Geraldine Miller, Leota Ostermeier, Betty Bemmers, Erma Struebing, Phyllis Vanous, Iohn Zinnecker. BHSSES: Tony Dolezal, Ice Kliment, Kenneth Klingemann, Eva Walker. SHXOPHONES: Grayce Plnn Hllen, Don Dworak, Irene Hinze, Harvey Homolka, Darleen Rathjen, Donna Scribner, Thomas Thomassen, Carole Vanderkolk, Ben Zinnecker, TROMBONES: Tom Barlean, Leland Chambers, Wallace Haight, Michael lohnson, Reuben Klingeman, Iim McGurk. BELLS: Nancy Lonn. DRUMS: Tom Darrow, M rl Hasik, Wayne Morgan, I. Vernon Nico- demus, Mark Sauser, Marilyn Sargent, Marilu Thomassen. FLUTES: Betty Clymer, Martha Glock, Peggy Murphy, Ianice Welker. TWIRLERS: Norma Qrmagost, Ianice Blevins, Dona Gans, Marvel Lee Garrison, Rita Heniger, Marci Io Nicodemus, Dawn Widle, Ioan Hoett. PEP Bl-IND: Grace Flnn Flllen, Dorothy Buckley, Lois Flnn Crandell Don Dworak, Betty Bock, Tom Darrow, Marcella Hast, Reuben Klinge: man, Ioy Lonn, Iohn Zinnecker, Phyllis Vanous, Noel McIntosh, .s 4, , it if . ' 1 . Xie , 'w ' s Q C , I J ' . . 1- I lon Mr,C,g, Mr. Mark Crandall, gives Milton Smicl ct H009 Crandell few pointers, while Mr. C. H. Crandell looks on at music clinic. Saxophone quartet: Tom Thomassen, Ben Zin- necker, Carole Vanderkolk, and Irene Hinze get ready for another fine performance. Iohn Dean Kucera plays baritone for contest for a super- ior rating. Ioe Klimerit is an- other baritone con- testant. 3 Page 37 nl' :Qi A m A A i 4 4 - A 4 .. Charles Bonne Iohn Lang Ronald Conrad Donald Iohnson Tom Thomassen Ben Zinnecker George Hbboii Harold Grubaugh Iohn Dean Kucera Verone Gibb Robert Lawson George Hain lim Frohner Donald Bohaty David City wound up fifth in the state Class B ranks by Gregg McBride's Omaha World-Herald chart, while Ralph Stewart of the Lincoln lournal moved the Scouts into sec- ond position in the state ratings. Three David City players gained all-state recognition-Gary Widle, lohn Kucera and Tom Thomassen. Seven of the championship Scout eleven gained places on the all-confer- ence Central Eight honor roll. Gary Widle, Tom Thomassen, and Harold Grubaugh were the linemen named to the honor positions, while the entire baclcfield-lohn Kucera, Bob Lawson, Eugene Sobolik and George Hain- was named. THE SEHSON'S RECORD David City 20 - - Osceola U David City 7 - - Wahoo U David City 20 - - Schuyler 6 David City GU - - Genoa 6 David City 47 - - Stromsburg U David City 2U - - Seward 6 David City l8 - - Fullerton U David City 13 - - Plurora U David City 32 - - Central City U David City 25 - - York U Totals 262 12 FRREWT-ILL SENIORS. Tony Dulezal, Norman Svobuda, Bob Lawson, Gary Widl'-, Tum Thunmssa-n, Eugene Subnlik, Harold' Gruhziugh, George Hain, John Kuc-em, Norman Pillt-in Page 39 ,I , W -we 'Q -,gall 30 'i Q' K' -eq.. Fs ' Bill Winscot Walt Svoboda Mike Iohnson Ierry Connerley Harvey Haiek Mike McFarland Q R K. 1 u 't t t N x i 1 1 Q X Elmer Grubaugh Donald Kilgore Duane Cermak Robert Morgan Robert Fadschild Donald Dworak Donald Mahlin Iohn Zinnecker I. Vernon Tom Darrow lack Venus Kent Ryan Nicodemus David Citys reserves and yearlina gridiron editions could also boast of tine teams this year. The reserves defeated Schuyler l2'S, Columbus 3470, and the lreshmen registered two QC-O victories over Schuyler and one lflfl Don Dworalc has a good hold on Mike lohnson in the freshmen wrestling classes. .AQ triumph over the Columbus yearlings. The Scouts ninthfgrade team also lost two games to Wahoo. Walt Svolooda and Mike lohnson were the top pertormers for the ninthfqrade gridsters. Our dear old bus that furnished Transportation lrorn Central to the city park. J! -,1 H 'X N 'N Pri f . Dawn Widle, Maxine Klein, Marilu Thomas- sen and Lois Gibson line up for a game of badminton. On your mark--get set'-fond gomand theyre off to break new records CALISTHENICS Pauline Birkel, Delores Kobza and Maxine Martin guard while Martha Glock shoots for a, basket. DD TRACK STARS Track lettermen Bob Lawson, Norman Svoboda, George Hain, Doyle Fyie, Gary Widle, Eugene Sobolik and Iohn Kucera get ready for the 1950 track season. A 'Y 1 .1 f Ibm-L George Hain, Eugf'-ne Sulmlik, Hziimhl Gruhzmgli. MV. Knut Ryan, Gary Wicllv, Durili-y Kuvzirik, .I-:lin Drum Km-9, l Bob Lawson, Jack Gilmurv, Doyle- Fyfe, Norman Pillvr, Jerry Krm-gf-r, ,Im-k Lzingl ! Televising the David City High School bas- ketball contest was a hot and cold affair, as the Scouts managed to gain seven triumphs against nine defeats over the season. The Scouts were a first division club in the Central Eight Conference for the majority of the season, but a loss to Hlbion 50-42 in the final regular game of the season forced David City to take fifth in the Central Eight. if ffi :a Q 88 if David City managed to compile two threef game winning streaks during the season, but could never come up with the fourth. Doyle Fyfe was the team's top scoring ace, while George Hain and Norman Piller were No. 2 and No, 3, respectively, Plurora's Huskies ended the Scouts' tournament hopes by rudely jolting the Red and Black 341-31 in the opening round of the District meet at Central City. First jump ball of the Seward-David City basketball game. VRRSITY SCHEDULE FOR 1949-50 David City-Osceola - 37-23 Wahoo-David City - 40-37 Columbus-David City - 35-24 York-David City ---- 47-28 David City-Stromsburg - 38-28 David City-Crete - - 51-45 David City-Flshland - 47-43 Genoa-David City - 39-34 Fullerton-David City - - 39-34 David City-Central City - 45-40 David City-Hurora - - 63-60 David City-Newman Grove 51-48 Seward-David City - - 62-52 Schuyler-David City - - 61-53 Rlbion-David City - 50-42 Flurora-David City - - 34-31 Coach Iohn Rumbaugh's reserves gave promise for a bright future at David City High School as the second-string cagers won 12 and lost three in the curtain-raisers to all the var- sity games. Hn interesting angle turned up when Rum- baugh, for the second straight time in one athletic season, piloted a David City team to 10 straight victories. The reserves lost only to Columbus, York 1950 nnssnvss scrigniuuz Jim Frohner, Ben Zinnecker, LeRoy Smith, John Rumbaugh Kenneth Johnson, Russell Wood. Wayne Morgan. Ronald Conrad, La Dellys Varana, Verone Gibb, Norman Coulal Don Johnson, Jack Lang. and Stromsburg-all in a row. Only Colum- bus and York gave the Scout reserves serious punishment. Norman Coufal, Verone Gibb, Don Iohnson and Ron Conrad were the top scoring aces in a very Well-balanced attack. The reserves rolled along for 617 points and a 41 points-a-game average, while limit- ing their opponents to 26 points per game and a 396-point total. ' David City-Osceola - - 41-22 David City-Wahoo - - 45-25 Columbus-David City - - 30-17 York-David City - - - - 42-23 Stromsburg-David City - - 37-35 David City-Crete - - - - 41-25 David City-Hshland - - 37-25 David City-Genoa - - 48-21 David City-Fullerton - - - 49-31 David City--Central City - 35-19 David City-Hurora - - - - 37-22 David City-Newman Grove - - 51-35 David City-Seward - - - - 49-40 David City-Schuyler - - 30-23 David City-Hlbion - - - 31-26 Iohn Zinnecker shoots for a basket, while Wayne Mor gan guards and Darrow stands by. N', Hollfwood cmd Vmf Huh? in -17 1 F21 l, , J if - . l . f J .ff 7 ,W . , iw ' J ,g R W. H' Demand Kids 'X' Q ill' Nl? Gxrls' Slater QIOHYIV3 Qumfs UHHYVOYH A. ' l , Y 5 ' I V' 1' I g ACM ilwcrf Outlu ' . ,I 14 ., A . dv.,Qf' Q X: V KN ff i ,K .. 'Y r . - Q A , 5 u Q 1 , V. K, ,JA x I uf. ' V f ' ' '35 x 4 fa l 4. yffsga- - K 1 ' 1, .A I I 1' QSM if H J' - 1-5' i my hz. . A ,-1 , l .. my A f J Q ,X 1 1525 V' . . if - .. Vw 5, agp' A wif.. 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X R:ve: Gong , -A W D 90m Qlflw Hnd1hey're oil with cx roor ' S015 -bone and h ' vw 41 .. fyw, L fhff, 'L' 1' 1 1 ' '1,a:4tl35Kf , in , rl 'P 'fl' ,, 1- I- -11+-f Old or new H style kms? , H Some horse S Mcgitgye-I Flngels with horns Two lmle DIQS f- A A R . .-fi. -. -l ,,5L 4.19 K ,VME gn, ,gm September 3 October 14 Z November 24 27 December 23 lanuary 2 Ianuary 6 Page 46 CALENDAR OF TELEVISION EVENTS F1rst Teachers Meetmg School Begtns Brown L1qu1d Fur Demonstratlon 3 p m Osceola Football Here Normal Trarmng Party Central 8 Conference Meet at York Methodtst Church Receptton for Teachers Wahoo Football There Football Boys to South Dakota Foot ball Game F F Fl Open House Wahoo Freshmen Football Game There T B F1lm l p m Schuyler Freshmen and Reserves Football Here Sun htne Collles Program 2 p m Ebmexer feeds Football Boys Steak Genoa Football Game There F F A Natlonal Conventlon at Kan sas C1ty Butler County Educatton Assoctatron Meet1ng at Davld C1ty MISSISSIPDIGUS Program 2 p m Stromsburg Football Game There Grand Island IVILISIC Festrval Wahoo F eshmen Here Band to York for Martne Band Day Seward Football Game There Un1vers1ty Band Day Schuyler Football Game There Fullerton Football Game Here Teachers Conventton Colurrbus Nrnth and Reserves Foot ball Here Aurora Football Here Readers Program 9 a m Iunror Class Play Central Cxty Football There Butler County Boys and G1rls State Normal Tra1n1ng Party Nebraska I-Itgh School Mustc Cl1n1c at Norfolk Nebraska H1gh School Press ASSOCIG tlon York Football Here Endlng lU Game Undefeated Season Ryan Feed Football Boys Steak P E O Semor Glflq Tea 3 p m Faculty Thanksgrvtng Party Hlgh School Party Kuder Preference Tests Thanksglvmg Vacatron Vocal Musrc Program Central 8 Conference at York Osceola Basketball There Kmghts of Columbus Butler County Football Party Iohnson Prano Program 9 a rn Wahoo Basketball Here Normal T a1n1ng Party Columbus Basket Ball There Commerclal Club Football Banquet Butler County School Assoc1at1on Dav1d C1ty York Basketball There Grade School Chr1stmas Program Faculty Chrrstmas Party Stromsburg Basketball There Crete Basketball Here Chrrstrnas Vacat1on Ashland Basketball Here February March Aprrl May 23 l 24 Genoa Basketball Here Osceola 7 8 and 9 Basketball There Fullerton Basketball There D A R Good C1t1zensh1p Contest Faculty Board of Educatron Party Seward 7 8 9 Basketball Here Central C1ty Basketball Here Columbus 7 8 9 Basketball Here Auro a Basketball There Football Band and Pep Club Party DeMott luggler Program 2 p m Newman Grove Basketball There Seward 7 8 9 Basketball Here thrst and second teamsl Band Concert Schuyler 7 8 9 F1rst and Second Bas ketball Teams There Pep Club Entertatns D C Club at Hockey Game Class D Tournament at DGV1d C1t Wahoo 7 8 and 9 Basketball There DGVld C1ty vs Aurora 1n Class B Alb1on Basketball Here Normal Trarnmg Pract1ce Teachmg Week Sounds of the Arr Program 1 p m Osceola 7 8 and 9 Basketball Game Tournament Davrd C1ty Inv1tat1onal Basketball Tournament Regents EYa'ns Vocal and Instrumental Muslc Cl1n1c Central Etght Conference Meet1ng at York Speech Contest at Omaha Homemakrng Department Entertawns School Board Songs of the Brrds Program Skatlng Party at Rlslng C1ty Harter Adventure Program 2 p m Faculty Easter Partv Seward Iumor and Senlor Hxgh School Dual Track Meet at Davtd C1ty Easter Vacatron Normal Trarmng Party lunlor and Senlor H1gh School Dual T ack Meet Wllh Schuyler at D C Vocat1onal Agnculture ludgtng Con test ard State F F A Meetmg t Lxncoln D1str1ct MUSIC Contest at Fullerton Senlor Cla s Day at Omaha D C Schuyler Wahoo Track Meet at Davrd C1ty Un1vers1'y Fme Arts Festtval at Lrn coln Class Bard D D1str1ct Track Meet at D C Iunlor Senlor Banquet B1rds and Clrcus Program Open House at Central Central Erght Track Meet at Davzd C1ty Band Concert D C Iumor Htgh Fducatronal Track Meet State Track Meet Annual Dtstnbuted Baccalaureate 8 p m Senlor Class Play Inner Wrlly Faculty P1cn1c Commencement and Last Day of School 9- ' - 13 5 ' ' 18 , l3 ' ' ' ' 20 I U , A 21 , I . l6 ' 25 ' 19 ' ' T' 21 22 ' ' 2 -- 3 , r 23 8 Z4 - 9 I . ll ' 28 . . . l7 ' -- ' 29 , 19 3 I 24 -- ' - 4 25 3 . . 4 s' ' - - 5 ' l-3 . 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Betty Glock, D D Davis and Milo Dworck examine l95U Dudley Kcvcrtk, Alice Aniel and Rita Heniqer watch model Chevrolet 'cfs at the D D DAVIS CHEVROLET GQ-owe Abbctt rioflrl fx bcutonmere presented by Mrs GARAGE Wtlson at the WILSON GREENHOUSE 'Observe the GIOSSH Says lack Peters to Irene Hmm Mr Snell shows ct safety deposit box to lim Allen and cmd Lois Ann Crcndell ns they stop in at the PETERS Mice pcm: Ut the FIRST NATIQNAL BANK cmd HOTTOVY FURIIITURE STORE U ' site, 4 fuer? veg 'z 1 ll ff fy if' f V - qyli Fyffi I,fffFf1Q'1r:i lfgk fy: 2-.'1r,1uv.' lrerie llihze 'zffi l-ffl? K'-1'?x f'r:1i'l1 IY..'f 'f '1 Tgrxrrif-: umm - lf ff- f-W1-Nw f-f V' 'f. lliff-V f1e4 I f 1fTlt Ci fit, 'zu' ln' lllfli lfI'C'!,' :T G5 'Pte Sf'H'.'.'R?FR'S Plirerim' '.'.'ifLLS l.Ul.fF5lfR YHRD TTQFF Page -19 St ,N ,gas Mcxry Lou Neujclhr and Eugene Sobolik look ot pictures Don Iohnson cmd Ioe Kliment see the beh1nd the cxt the BOSTON STUDIO. scene works at the NEBRASKA EGG COMPANY ZEILINGER'S HARDWARE QUHLITY MERCHANDISE HND SERVICE The recollection of quality remains long after the price is forgotten UHLMAN GRAIN CO. Daco-Nutrena-Staley's Gooch Feeds Phone 2 GRUBAUGH BROS. Auctioneers and Brokers Trained Huctioneers-Licensed Brokers List with us to get the most Marv Dick Rising CNY David City STYLEART Barber Shop Karash 6 Kovarilr Beauty Shop Lucile Hultquist SACK LUMBER 6. COAL CO. Building Material and Fuel Headquarterl DuPont Paint and Varnishel Fence-Poet!-Builders' Hardware David City Phgne 4 HARLAN CLEANERS 6 TAILORS LEO I. HOFFBQUER, Prop. We give SGH green stumps Free pick-up and delivery Phone 1 12 NORMAN I. HORACEK PHILLIPS 6. MAGILTON HU Forms of Insurance With Prompt Claim Service KVETERINHRIHNSI Sound Protection Ht Lower Cost Hospital Facilities lor Large and Small Animals Wolfe Bldg. Phone 78 Phone 184 Dfmd CNY STOP-INN --TRRDE R12 Lunches 0 Refreshments Groceries 0 Meats Deep Rock Gas-Oil E, A. Supancheck BOCK'S PRODUCE Enjoy Friendliness and Cash Prices Phone 533 McFBRLHND'S PLUMBING G HEATING Service and Supplies Phone 90 BUTLER COUNTY IMPLEMENT C0 International Harvester Phone 53 COUFAL 6. SHAW HTTORNEYS HT LRW Phone 151 STIER TRANSFER COMPANY Daily Freight Service from Omaha Phone 480 DR. W. F. GILMORE HND DR. D. E. CONLEY DENTISTS Phone 533 CERMAK APPLIANCE STORE General Electric and Philco Radio and I-lppliance Repair Phone 500 STATE THEATRE David City, Nebraska NEWEST THEHTRE IN BUTLER COUNTY BARTELS OIL CO. Complete Line of Petroleum Products DAVID CITY SERVICE CO Call 170 PLUMBING 0 HERTING I HPPLIHNCES WADKINS FOOD MARKET Fresh Fruits Quality Meats Vegetables DRS L I EKELER 6. GREENE PHYSICIHNS HND SURGEONS Phone 94 Meet Your Friends at Lee s LEE STORES INC Toys 0 Candy 0 School Supplies THE COZY LUNCH ROOM Try Our Special Tasty Sandwiches Good Servxces COAST TO COAST Hardware Paints Huto Supplies Electrical Hpplxances Phone 367 HARRIS DRUG STORE Phone DR IWENDENHHLL OPP Glasses Fitted Over First National Bank Building Phone 195 DR C E BAKER DENTIST Ph on e Phone 382 I Sick Room Supplies 1 . 68 I i COUFAL G BIRKEL IMPLEMENTS D E BURDICK M D PHYSICIHN HND SURGEON Phone 50 HINKY DINKY Shop and Save the Hxnky Dxnky Way Phone 509 GEESENS Cleaning and Taxlonng We Call For and Deliver Phone 333 n 'West Slde HXQIIWUY CREST THEATRE Square Davrd Clty Nebr The Best at the Crest GAMBLES Hardware 0 Pamts I Huto Supplies Electrical Hpphances Phone 357 REHOR PICTURE STUDIO Newest Studio in David Cnty Phone 111 Phone 41 PLATZ DRUGS Dav1d C1ty Nebraska FARMERS CO OP OIL ASSOCIATION Petroleum Products Hardware and Machinery Phone 533 LORAN IORDAN THE DRUGGIST Davld Cxtv Nebraska WHITE IMPLEME NT EXCHANGE Better Farm Equipment Pontiac 0 Willys ohn Wachs Don Havlu Davld Clty GLEN R SARGENT H11 Types of Insurance Nebraska Phone 377W CENTRAL SEED CO We Buy and Sell H11 Kinds of Farm Seeds IOHN EBERLY Owner Phone V K KRENK Complete Real Estate and Insurance Service Phone 550 MORGAN INSURANCE AGENCY Merle Morgan Luclle Gates Insurance I Security Bonds Nanmng Bmldlng Phone 77 THELEN IMPLEME NT CO Massey Harris Sales Service GOLDEN ROD DEPARTMENT STORE W E Vanderkolk I S Vanderkolk Phone 5 Davxd Clty O . ' . ' of . . . 15 Prescriptions First . ' ' I , 61 Best Wishes to the Class of '50 from the DAVID CITY POST OFFICE Phone 175 Compliments of ABBOTT ICE AND BEVERAGE Best Wishes to the Class of '50 TROTTER STORE Phone 397 David City, . e braskc Best Wishes to the Class of '50 from NIXON BARBER SHOP Congratulations to Seniors Class of 50 STANLEY S RECREATION ROOM Compliments of DUNCAN PRODUCE Phone 255 Congratulatzons to Class of 50 Good Luck O K MARKET Ioe A Best Wishes and Success to the Class of 50 Novacek Iulxan Byers Compliments to Class of 50 BOB GRILL Hfier ate Snacks McVAYS CASH CLOTHING fsinctly a Mun s Slorel Best Wishes to the Congratulations to Class of 50 LENS 6 LOUS TAVERN Phone 161 R A REID Flnkle Deep Products Co Best Wishes and Success to the Class of 50 Iohn F Knot! Roy E Samuelson George Conrad KOVAR :S SONS GARAGE Weldxug Huio and Tractor Repalnng Bnggs G Chnion Sales and Servlce Phone 96 or 1581 DGV1d C11 y Nebr Congratulations from MODERN DAIRY PENNEY S For Quahty at Very Low Pnces Gel the Penney Buying Habit! N I l . ' G. Class of 'so Page 54 Abbott Georg Aerts Darlene Allen Grayce Ann Allen Iames Andel Al1ce Andel M1169 Anderson Ioan Armagost Donald Armagost Norma Barlean Tom Beckler Sarah Beckler Vlctor Bermger Ierome B1rkel Pauhne Blevms Iamce Blevms Phyll1s Blevlns Vern Mrs Bock Betty Bohaty Valerxan Bohaty Donald Bokelman Leonard Bokelman Max1m1l1an Bongers Alfred Bonne Charles Bonne Harold Borov1ak Ioan Buckley Dorothy Burdtck D E Dr Burd1ck lean Campbell Vern Mrs Cermak Duane Chambers Leland Clymer George Connerely Ierry Conrad Ronald Cook Leo Coulal Norman Cralg Marvm Crandell C A Crandell LOIS Czapla Roberta Darrow Thomas Davldson Elva Dewlsplare Norma D1d1er FFGHCIS Dolezal Anton Dolezal R1ta Duren Edward Dvorak Mllo Dworak Donald Ebmeler H C Edwards Clyde Emerson Edward Engler Dorothy Engler Iohn Fadschlld lane Fadsch1ld Robert Frlcke Arllene Frus V D Mrs Frohner Iames Frohner Lorene From Delores INDEX 935 38 39 93132344849 929 49 14 28 1416 27 29 3135 17 32 36 14 32 36 14 28 36 717 32 9 28 48 17 26 35 41 1416 33 35 36 36 39 17 36 38 17 39 17 32 9 28 32 48 14 28 38 14 35 39 1726 17 32 33 35 36 192736 19 24 40 1731 1940 17 35 39 43 717 35 3843 935 3848 932 34 35 36 49 17 27 1419 24 35 40 9 32 34 35 36 38 39 1935 10 3249 1924 36 40 10 25 36 102532 1928 40 14 32 14 39 43 14 35 Fyfe Doyle Gans Dona Garrzson Marva Lee Gtbb Verone Glbson Lols Gllmore lack G1ngery Robert O Glock Belly Glock Martha Goosman Ke1th Grubaugh Elmer Grubaugh Harold Haba V1rg1n1a Halght Mae Belle Ha1ght Wallace Ha1n George Halek loe Hayek Harvey Hams Frank Hascall Gerald Hascall Geraldme Haslk Myrl Hast Marcella HGIHS Avxs HSIHS Betty He1ns Verna Hemger R1ta Herra IoAnn Heyman Em111e Hlnze Irene Hoback Ronald Hoeft loan Hoffman Luclle 1 Homolka Harvey Hopwood Donald Hopwood Shlrley Howe IoAnn Howe Norma Iean Howe Sh1rle5 Humltcek Ierome Iacobs Donald Ilsa Melvm lohnson lohnson Iohnson Iohnson lohnson luranek Donald Kenneth Mlchael Ned Norma ean Kel o E1leen Ktlgore Donald Klem lean Kleln Maxme Khment loe Klmgemann Kenneth Klxngemann Reuben Klostermann Iohn Kobza Dolores Kovar Laurence Kovarxk Kozxsek Koztsek Kozxsek Dudley G1 adyce Mary W1ll1am 14 35 38 4142 1416 32 35 36 17 35 39 43 71416 35 36 41 14 35 38 42 2 10 25 27 29 35 47 49 17 35 36 41 19 40 10 35 38 39 42 47 10 25 29 10 32 48 14 32 36 10 32 33 35 39 4142 19 40 1516 35 36 19 35 17 35 36 17 35 36 15 35 36 47 49 1927 10 3135 36 37 48 49 17 36 15 37 6172526 71535 19 35 15 32 35 36 1536 1532 1415 35 36 39 43 50 17 43 1936 40 17 32 33 35 17 32 33 35 19 40 1122252931 353647 1735 41 1129 32 36 37 50 17 36 1132 34 36 47 17 40 835 42 47 49 1123 1525 17 4 ggggA,,,,,,,,,,,,,4,,,g. 4 g4,,,,,,,,,,ee,,,,,,,,,,,e,,,ee,eet.ee,,,,e,et 414 , ....Vr.1..........,.....444,4,. ......4..............4... , , , , 4 Aggggdgg, A,gg, ,gggggggA,A,,,,,,Agg,,A,,AA,,,,,,,,,,Yw, 1,,,,,, 3 6 ' , ..............,........,............................... ..... 3 6 , l'l44444ff444 e.t...e.eeeeeee 44 t,.. 4 , , , , ' . 1 ...,,,44.,,4444.4,.,,..,....,4...44,,..1.... ...,f... 1 6, 8 4 4 ,,,,,, 4 ff4 44ff44ff444fQQQ4 .44.........4,.4444 ,..... , , , ' ....44........1,.............1,,...,.,.,....,.,.44,.41...,........ 1-14 I ,A,,,,,,,,,,, 44 ,,,,,,,,A,,A,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, 1,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, 9 , 3 2 , ......... ..,. .,,,,..1,,,............. .-.f,1.,f,--....,,--- - 1 ' , ' ,,AAA,,,,,,,,,,,,,,-,,,,,,,,A,,,A,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,t,,,,,,,,,,, 3 6 ' , .............,,,, ,,,,....1........ . ...... 1 1 .-.,.------Yr 1 1 - f 1 f1'4fffffff444fffff4ff44fff f4ffffffff ee.e.,,,,,,tee,1...... 21 ' , .,...........44.4414.4..... ...., .,444.4.,....144.,,..........,.11............ 1 7 ' , f4'4f'4f44444f4ff4ffff44444144 5 , , ', ,444. .. 444,44 414... 4 ., ,,.4.......,, .,.,...... . 17 , 44 44 444,444 44.,...,.444..44...w....,..,.. 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