Fairmont Public School - Tiger Yearbook (Fairmont, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1961 volume:

Fairmont School House Erected 1909 Gymnasium Erected 1950. We, The Senior Class, wish to express our appreciation to our parents for the help and guidance they have given us in recent years. And so, to you, our parents, in deep regard for the understanding, guidance, assistance and facilities which you have provided, we dedicate this annual. i a: nnu ;rai� ; : •Hski: ;.% £$rcS2 wrffjm : «£ rirftdi uriiiM rAiU]ri( i ,'i ;? [:' •jp3| !fil 7 acu (t if ROW ONE: Miss Jones. Mrs. Flock, Mrs. Demaree, Mrs. Farrar, Miss Myrberg, Mrs. Mason. ROW TWO: Mrs. O'Conner, Mr. Cumpston, Mrs. Wolsleben, Mrs. Nichols, Mrs. Beck. ROW THREE: Mr. Holtmeier. Mr. Finley, Mrs. Becwar, Mr. Fay, Mrs. Flesner. Superintendent Mr. Mason -Sponsors- WEST BROTHERS HOME IMPROVEMENT CONSTRUCTION C. KAY, INC., CRAIN SALT Fairmont, Nebraska 2 oaJ of CJu cal it SEATED: Mrs. Jorgensen, Mrs. Mumby STANDING: Mr. Cassidy, Mr. Kinley. Mr. Eifert, Mr. O'Conner, Mr. Lovegrove % riven Mr. Cassidy, Mr. Moul Kness, Mr. Nichols, Mr. 3i it or 5 Mr. Bettger Mr. Hildebrand John retired in the fall of '60 and Mrs. Bettger finished the year. 3 WAYNE ACKERMAN Goats’’ Football.........1,2,3 Basketball.........1,2 Track..........1.2.3.4 Class Play.........3.4 Mixed Chorus. . 1,2.3,4 Boys Glee...........4 County Govt. Day . . 3 GEORGE CANTRELL Elvie T rack . . 2 Class Officer . . . 2,4 Annual Staff . . . . 4 Mixed Chorus . . 1.2,3 Football Student Mgr. Basketball Student Mgr. Paper Staff .... . . 4 Class Play .... . . 4 KAREN DOMEIER Do Do Class Play . . . . . 3.4 Class Officer . . . 2.3 Annual Staff . . . . 4 Band 1.2.3.4 Mixed Chorus. . 1.2,3,4 Volleyball . . . . . 4 Pep Club .... 1.2,3,4 Cheerleader . . . 2.3.4 Girls' Glee . . . 1,2.3.4 Paper Staff . . . . . 4 Girls' Sextette . . . 4 Triple Trio . . . . 3,4 Trio County Govt. Day . . . 3 Homecoming Attendant Sports Queen..........4 RONNIE BOHLING Doc Basketball . . . 1,2,3,4 Track..............1,3,4 Class Play .... 3.4 Class Officer .... 2 Annual Staff...........4 Band.......... 1.2.3.4 Mixed Chorus . . . 2,3 County Govt. Day ... 3 Football Student Mgr. .................. 2.3.4 Paper Staff............4 GLEN CUDABACK Cougar Basketball.........3 Mixed Chorus . . 2,3,4 Boys' Glee .... 3,4 County Govt. Day . . 3 Class Play.........4 JERRY GANGSTAD Peck'vT' Football .... 1,2,3.4 Basketball . . . 1,2,3,4 Class Play..........3,4 Class Officer .... 1.4 Annual Staff.........4 Mixed Chorus .... 3 County Govt. Day . . 3 Paper Staff.........4 C . Senior A Sponsored By KANEB PIPELINE GENEVA INSURANCE AGENCY e Geneva, Nebraska DICK HAVEL Cookie Sports King .... 4 Football .... 1,2,3,4 Basketball . . . 1.2,3,4 Track........... 1,2.3 Class Play.........3,4 Class Officer .... 3.4 Annual Staff.........4 Paper Staff..........4 Homecoming Attendant .....................4 JUDY KELLY Jud Class Play.........3,4 Annual Staff.........4 Mixed Chorus.... 3.4 Volleyball...........4 Pep Club. . . . 1,2,3.4 Girls' Glee . . . 1,2,3.4 Librarian............1 Girls' Sextette. ... 4 Triple Trio........3.4 Harvest of Harmony Queen Candidate . . 4 Pep Club Officer ... 4 Paper Staff..........4 Homecoming Attendant LINDA MOORE Beth Class Play .... 3,4 Class Officer . . . .1,2 Annual Staff..........4 Band..............2,3,4 Mixed Chorus . . 2,3,4 Volleyball .... 2,3,4 Pep Club . . . 1.2,3,4 Girls' Glee . . . 1,2,3.4 Girls' Sextette .... 4 Triple Trio.........3,4 Girls State...........3 Pep Club Officer . . 3,4 County Govt. Day ... 3 Homecoming Attendant Homecoming Queen . 4 LARRY KELCH Speed Football .... 1.2,3,4 Track................ 2 County Govt. Day . . 3 BETTY KLINE Suzy Class Play.........3,4 Annual Staff.........4 Mixed Chorus.... 2.3 Volleyball...........4 Girls' Glee .... 1.2.3 Librarian............4 County Govt. Day ... 3 Paper Staff..........4 BOB PEASE Beans Football . . . 1.2,3.4 Basketball . . . 1.2,3,4 Track...........1.2,3,4 Class Officer . . . .1,4 Annual Staff.........4 Boys' State..........3 County Govt. Day ... 3 Paper Staff..........4 Homecoming Attendant .... 2,3 Captain............4 Class Play...........4 S.n lord Sponsored By FARMFRS STATE BANK FAIRMONT INSURANCE AGENCY Fairmont, Nebraska MARCIA RILEY Marcia” Class Play..........3,4 Annual Staff .... 4 Pep Club .... 1,2,3.4 County Govt. Day ... 3 Paper Staff...........4 BOB ROTH Bob' Football .... 1,2,3,4 Basketball . . . 1,2,3,4 Class Officer .... 3 Annual Staff .... 4 Band......... 1,2,3,4 Paper Staff...........4 Band Officer .... 3 Class Play........... 4 MARYLEE TUCKER ' Boogsy ’ Pep Club .... Girls’ Glee . . , Class Play . . . 1,2,3,4 . . 1.2 . . 4 SANDRA TRAUERNICHT Sandy” Class Play...........3 Class Officer .... 3 Annual Staff........4 Mixed Chorus.... 2.3 Volleyball..........1 Pep Club . . . 1.2,3.4 Girls’ Glee .... 1.2,3 Librarian.......... 4 County Govt. Day . . 3 Paper Staff .... 4 KAY UNTERSEHER Kay Pep Club........... 4 Girls’ Glee .... 4 Librarian .... 1,2.3 Class Play.........4 DORIS VODICKA Dar-Dar” Annual Staff .... 4 Volleyball............4 Pep Club . . 1,2,3,4 Girls’ Glee . . . 1,2,4 Paper Staff...........4 Class Play .... 4 -- Sen lord 8 MRS. MASON Sponsor -Sponsors- GAKRETT PLUMBING HEATING THE NEBRASKA SIGNAL LES'S PLACE LaSALLE BEAUTY SHOPPE Geneva. Nebraska 9 mmx • 55 • Vi?1Vr Jr-v ’ nnuu Nr_. n y� .t Sta w y$s-' Mm? . t-V. 1'. - t .v -,vN vA k- ?fc fe- Vi ';.rr 7?� 7«;?. . ABOVE: Editor-Sandra Trauernicht, Asst. Ed- itor-Linda Moore RIGHT: Organization Editors-Doris Vodicka and Betty Kline ESS-rsS? - - - ■w- 5£ :t -5 r� � .. i +■ r. Sfc 3 •3%; IS TOP ROW: Wayne Ackerman, Ron Bohling, Jerry Gangstad, Bob Pease, Dick Havel MID- DLE ROW: George Cantrell, Bob Roth, Larry Kelch. Virginia m ■tfgffc ' . c?M White, Marylee Tucker BOTTOM ROW: Kay y. v r? '’■.« :'■ • -.■ . • . r4 -•� Unterseher, Judy Kelly, Karen Domeier, Marcia Riley. m. '3 , '$ 3r- • Sag io JERRY GANGSTAD Secretary GEORGE CANTRELL Treasurer DICK HAVEL Vice President c ri BOB PEASE President -Sponsors- DR. C. A. ERICKSON CHARLES H. TOMS PRODUCE ALLEN BARRET MEN'S CLOTHING York, Nebraska MrCOOL DRIVE IN Paper Staff STANDING: Marcia Riley, George Cantrell, Doris Vodicka, Jerry Gangstad, Judy Kelly, Bob Roth, Sandra Trauernicht, Mrs. Mason. SITTING: Dick Havel, Bob Pease, Karen Domeier, Betty Kline, Ron Bohling. ' ■ ■ 'i Senior CLss ? „, STARS IN THEIR EYES April 14. CAST Director ............... Mother.................. Father.................. Lindy .................. Beatrice................ Julie................... Bill.................... Gertie.................. Miss Mennon............. Kenny Leroy ............ Mr. MacDoughee.......... Mrs. MacDoughee......... Eloise . . . ........... Mrs. Bounce............. Mr. Peekin.............. Mr. Snoopin............. Mrs. Kalinko............ Mr. Beammer............. . . . Mrs Beck . Doris Vodicka . Ronnie Bohling . Mary lee Tucker . . Judy Kelly . Linda Moore . . Bob Pease . . Betty Kline . Virginia White . GlenCudaback .... Bob Roth Kay Unterseher . Karen Domeier . Jerry Gangstad . George Cantrell . . . Dick Havel . . Marcia Riley Wayne Ackerman Jerry and Glen Marylee Tucker, Marcia Riley, George Cantrell Ron, Glen, George and Dick BACK ROW: Dick Havel, Glen Cudaback, Larry Kelch, Bob Pease, Jerry Gangstad Ron Boh ling, Wayne Ackerman MIDDLE ROW: Bob Roth, Linda Moore, Virginia White, Doris Vodicka, Karen Domeier. FRONT ROW: Judy Kelly, George Cantrell, Sandra Trauernicht. Betty White, Marcia Riley, Kay Unterseher. 96 ra duali on GRADUATION NIGHT Ray Ackerman and Bernard Kinley Valedictorian Linda Moore S Salutatorian and Outstanding Boy Ron Bohling Outstanding Girl Karen Domeler Regents Award Virginia White Best Athlete Bob Pease Senior Scholastic Letter Winners First and Second Semesters: Doris Vodicka Karen Domeier Second Semester: Ron Bohling Typing Clerk I, State Merit Exam Doris Vodicka was in the top 8% in the State. CLASS COLORS: Blue and Silver CLASS FLOWER: Pink Carnation CLASS MOTTO: Youth Today, Leaders Tomorrow COMMENCEMENT SERVICES High School Auditorium May 17, 1961, 8:00 P. M. Processional Invocation . Trio .... Salutatory . Valdictory . Address . . Triple Trio Presentation Presentation Presentation P resentation Presentation Benediction . Recessional .... Fairmont A and ”B Bands ....................... Rev. Carr . . . The Green Cathedral .................... Ron Bohling _ .............. Linda Moore ................Warren Urban !!!!!! Kye Song of Saint Bride of Music Awards . . A. D. Cumpston of Scholastic Letters . Mr. Becwar of Scholarships..............Mr. Fay of Class................A. J. Mason of Diplomas............Bernard Kinley ..................... Rev. Carr ............... Band 13 S enior CL SS J4islory On September 1, 1948, 15 students entered kindergarten, beginning their 13 years of education in Fairmont Public Schools. They were Dick Hall, Jerry Gangstad, Ronald Bohling, Linda Moore, Connie West, Larry Kelch. Bob Roth, Marylee Tucker, Sharon Lansden, George Cantrell, Jeanne Martin, George Tomlinson, Sharon Heinz, Sherry Spier, and Dick Bockius. Mrs. Baker was our teacher. Karen Domeier entered at the start of the second semester, making 16 students. During the first grade we had 14 pupils. We lost Jeanne Martin and George Tomlinson. In the second grade we gained 5 students and lost none. Keith Salmon, Jack McIntyre, Wayne Ackerman, and Bob Pease were our new students. Miss Malsbury was our teacher in both first and second grades. Miss Hurst taught us for the nexttwoyears, during the third and fourth grades. There were 20 in our third grade class, losing Keith Salmon, while gaining Mervin Poggemeyer, Lloyd Tucker, and Robert Augustine. Charles Harmon, Ray Reisner, Frederick Churchill, Dick Havel, Frazier Burwell, Judy Kelly, and Doris Vodicka were all new students in the fourth grade. We lost Mervin Poggemeyer and Dick Hall, making the fourth grade our biggest class throughout our school years with 25. Our fifth grade class was made up of 22 students, and our teacher was Mrs. Steinmeyer. We gained only 2 students; Russel Kreachbaum and Glen Cudaback. We lost Robert Augustine, Charles Harmon, Jack McIntyre, Sherry Spier, and Judy Kelly. Betty Kline was a new class member in the sixth grade. We lost Frazier Burwell and Dick Bockius. Our teacher was Mrs. Bandemer. We then went up stairs and Miss Slezak taught us in the seventh grade. Frederick Churchill, Betty Kline, Russel Kreachbaum and Linda Moore all left. We gained no one, and had a class of 16. Our eighth grade class rose to 19 when Virginia White and Kennie Kinzie came. Judy Kelly also returned. We lost no one and our teacher was Mrs. Farrar. The next year 21 lowly green Freshmen were finally in high school. This year we gained Linda Kohler and Kay Bradbury, while Betty Kline also returned to us. We lost Kennie Kinzie. Our sponsor was the Home Economics teacher, Miss Faimon. During our sophomore year our sponsors were Mrs. Wolsleben and Mr. Rasmussen. Linda Moore came back from Geneva, and David Matson and Marcia Riley were also new members. Judy Kelly left us, along with Kay Bradbury and Linda Kohler. A new member in the Junior class was Sandra Trauernicht, and Judy Kelly returned once again. We had lost Sharon Heinz, Connie West, Lloyd Tucker, and during the year, David Matson. Our sponsors were Mrs. Steinke and Mr. Cumpston. The graduating class of 1961 has 19 members. Kay Unterseher was a new member and we lost Sharon Lansden. There are 5 graduating seniors who completed their entire schooling in Fairmont together. They are Jerry Gangstad, Bob Roth, George Cantrell, Larry Kelch, and Ronnie Bohling. Marilee Tucker and Karen Domeier have attended all but one semester. Our senior class sponsors were Mr. and Mrs. Mason. -Sponsor- O. K. RUBBER WELDERS Geneva, Nebraska S..i.r CL„ Wilt We, the Senior Class of Fairmont High School, being of sound mind and body, do declare this to be our last will and testament. To the Junior Class we will our seniority and infinite wisdom hoping they will keep as many names on the honor roll as we did. To the Sophomore Class we will our ambitions and successes. Also any old failures. To the lowly Freshmen we will our old papers, candy and gum wrappings, and thumb tacks, hoping they get the point. 1, WAYNE ACKERMAN, will my ability to be a smart farmer to all of the dumb city slickers. (They need it.) I, RONNIE BOHLING, will my musical ability to Charles Hulse in hopes he will play my trombone; and my position as Student Manager during football to Kelly Griffith. I, GEORGE CANTRELL, will my love for horror movies to Janet Uri; my flirting and dancing ability to Jim Washburn; my ability to get along with the teachers to Steve Bender and my hair to someone who promises never to cut it. I, GLEN CUDABACK, will my curly hair to Albert Radke; and my ability to skip school to Danny Perkins in hopes he will take over where I leave off. I, KAREN DOMEIER, will my flirting ability to Judy Hildebrand; my dancing to Carol Jean Cantrell; and my ability to exchange rings to Jean Bridgman. I, JERRY GANGSTAD, will my red hair to Marvin Real in order for him to have an excuse for his temper; to Darrel Vodicka I will my Blue Angel.' 1, DICK HAVEL, will my thumb tacks to anyone who enjoys watching others sit on them; my ability to go to Kansas goes to Bonnie Fleharty in hopes she makes good use of it. I, LARRY KELCH, will my ability to drive carefully to Francis Lefler, knowing he will take up where 1 left off. I, JUDY KELLY, will my old blue Ford to the Roadrunners in hopes they have fun pushing it; my freckles to Dianne Perkins knowing that she will appreciate them; my dark hair to Bonnie Fleharty, if she promises never to bleach it. I, BETTY KLINE, will my ability to drive and the Old Ford” to my brother, Ronnie Kline; to Sharon Albro I will my seat on the school bus, in hopes that she will share it with someone else after I'm gone. I, LINDA MOORE, will my position as Drum Majorette to Sally Pease hoping she'll learn to be more graceful. I, BOB PEASE, will my athletic ability to Butch” Long in hopes he can take over where I left off. My build goes to Francis Lefler. I, MARCIA RILEY, will my shyness to Joyce Tucker. My ability to read books goes to anyone who feels like carrying them home. I, BOB ROTH, will my red Dodge to Francis Lefler in hopes he will someday be able to drive it. My ability to get along with girls goes to Ray Ackerman. I, SANDY TRAUERNICHT, will my little sister (Judy Snider) to Ronnie Kline and to her I wish to will my long hair. I also will my ability to go steady to Sharon Albro hoping she'll use it wisely. I, MARYLEE TUCKER, will my height to Rex Heckenlively. (Ijust know he can use it!) ,, , I, KAY UNTERSEHER, will my ability to embrrass myself in front of a class to Janet Uri. , I, DORIS VODICKA, will my former job to Bonnie Fleharty since she likes to wait on the boys so well. My ability to get passing grades and to drive a car goes to my little brother. Darrell Vodicka. 1, VIRGINIA WHITE, will my boyfriend’s brother to Elaine Long. We, BETTY KLINE and SANDRA TRAUERNICHT, will our job of writing the Class Will to the unlucky Juniors who get it next year. _Sen ior C. la ii [- ophecy As we look 20 years into the future, we see the Senior Class of 1961 doing the following: WAYNE ACKERMAN is living on the outskirts of Fairmont, with his wife, 10 young kids, and still trying to make a profit off his potato crop. RONNIE BOHLING is a wealthy chemist in the DuPont laboratories, now specializing in the production of transparent space suits. GEORGE CANTRELL is a stunt man for Elvis Presley in his new film, One for the Road. In his spare time he is a hair stylist. GLEN CUDABACK is a zoo keeper in Estes Park, Colorado, and is now devoted to raising little cougars. KAREN DOMEIER has won the Miss Nebraska award and is now traveling to California for the Miss America contest with very high hopes. She has stayed single all these years, but still has all the boys chasing her. JERRY GANGSTAD is the manufacturer of a new automobile on the market, the Blue Angels,” which are noted for their durable bodies and unbreakable glass. DICK HAVEL has returned to his home town of Fairmont after completing coaching courses in college and now has completed a successful year of both football and basketball, with the only unbeaten team in the state. LARRY KELCH is happily married and making a career of the Navy, while also raising four young sons, who are following in their daddy's footsteps. JUDY KELLY is a racing car driver who just won the Indianapolis 500 and set a new world’s speed record. BETTY KLINE is a secret agent for the F.B.I. and is also noted for her wonderful bee crop, better known as Betty's Bees. LINDA MOORE is happily married and still working at Beaver’s. Her husband sells Occo Feeds. He took over where his father-in-law left off. BOB PEASE is the famous Sports Editor of the Grafton Times, and is well known for his famous sports predictions. MARCIA RILEY is happily married and has remained in Fairmont and has finally established the first TAVERN to be built in Fairmont. BOB ROTH is the No. 1 banker at the Farmers State Bank in Fairmont; during his spare time he runs his own little barber shop in the bank. While you wait for a loan, he will cut your hair for a small fee. SANDRA TRAUERNICHT, now MRS. TOM SNIDER, lives in Lushton with her husband and 15 children in their triple decker trailerhouse. Mr. Snider is a farmer. MARILEE TUCKER, (formerly), married Larry Pendergast and is now the No. 1 designer of the Pendergast Designing Co. of New York City. KAY UNTERSEHER is the Superintendent of Lushton Public Schools, and has a repu- tation for her methods of keeping order among her students; spanking, whip- ping, etc. DORIS VODICKA is still in Fairmont and is still looking for a husband. She has recently taken over the running of the mortuary. VIRGINIA WHITE, (formerly), married Dick Scheil and they are now famous as big game hunters in Africa. DICK HAVEL and GEORGE CANTRELL are also secret owners of the Blue Moon. 18 -Sponsors- DAIRY SWEET RIDPATH'S SHOE REPAIR HYWAY LANES HOP-INN CAFE Geneva, Nebraska TittdenclteAtKW ’’One step nearer their goal” JAMES WASHBURN DENNIS KROEKER GARY AXTELL DICK HALL KELLY GRIFFITH BONNIE KOEHN LARRY BUDLER BETTY WEST BONNIE FLEHARTY RAY ACKERMAN ELAINE LONG BILLY PLOCK REX HECKENLIVELY SANDRA McCREATH GLEN JACOBSEN Class Offi cers President BILL STUCKEY Vice President MARVIN REAL Secretary Treasurer JANE HEINZ SHARON ALBRO -Sponsors- BURTON TV RADIO SERVICE CARTWRIGHT RADIO TV GENEVA PHOTO COMPANY BARBUR FLORAL CO. Geneva, Nebraska Glenn Jacobson, Dick Hall, and Marvin Real SRLQDN Jane Heinz, Kelly Griffith, Bill Stuckey, l.arry Budler, Sharon Albro. Betty West, Sandra McCreath, Bonnie Koehn, Elaine Long, and Bonnie Fleharty. On the floor, Dick Hall, Glenn Jacobson, and Marvin Real Bonnie Fleharty, Dick Hall, Larry Budler, Glenn Jacobson, Marvin Real and Bonnie Koehn. J unior DESPERATE AMBROSE Rex Heckenlively, Jim Washburn, Dennis Kroeker and Ray Ackerman. Director, Mrs. Beck and Clay THE CAST Dan'l........... Kelly'Griffith Nancy............ Betty West Posie................Jane Heinz Anne.............Sharon Albro Beth .... Sandra McCreath Mrs. Spool.................Elaine Long Hootowl . . . Glenn Jacobson Lena.................Bonnie Fleharty Sheriff...........Marvin Real Trena............ Bonnie Koehn Stinkweed...........Dick Hall Judge........Rex Heckenlively Ambrose............Larry Budler John............Dave Anderson Bert............ Bill Stuckey Walter............. Bill Plock COMMITTEES MAKE-UP: D. Anderson, B. Plock. PROMPTER: R. Heckenlively. CURTAIN: J. Washburn. PUBLICITY: R. Ackerman, G. Axtell, J. Washburn, R. Heckenlively, and D. Kroeker. FOOD: G. Jacobson, S. Albro, K. Griffith, and E. Long. PROGRAMS: J. Heinz and E. Long. PROPERTIES AND STAGE: G. Jacobson, D. Hall, B. Stuckey, M. Real, R. Heckenlively and R. Ackerman. TICKETS: B. West and B. Stuckey. USHERS: J. Bridgman, D. Frazier, D. Perkins, P. Adams, C. Hulse and B. Wettstead. 2 1 omoreA •3oph BIG MOMENTS — CLASS RINGS LARRY SCHEPERS PAUL ADAMS DIANNE PERKINS BOB WETTSTEAD BARBARA STEPHENSON JIM PATTERSON DELVIN ENGLE PAM MICHELS SANDY ROSEBERRY SUE McCREATH CHARLES HULSE JOYCE TUCKER RONNIE MAULSBY JULIE FLOWERS DOUG WEST LORRAINE TICE JACKIE WASHBURN SALLY PEASE PAUL WHORLOW DORIS PLOCK SHARON WILLIAMSEN CAROL CANTRELL FRANCIS LEFLER DEANNE FRAZIER JERRY SNODGRASS JUDY KOEHN ALBERT RADKE JEAN BRIDGMAN ROSE ANN CUNLOCK DOTTIE SWEARINGEN MR. FINELY - Sponsor DANNY PERKINS DARRELL VODICKA KENNY KELCH PAT'S USED CARS MODE O'DAY DR. JAMES E. STANSBERRY TEEFORD GROCERY York, Nebraska f ) RONNIE KLINE STEVE BENDER KAREN WENDT BARBARA BUDLER HAROLD LONG JUDY SNIDER JULIE GRIFFITH JUDY HILDEBRAND % j 23 Better than walking! Keep Slavin' Girls! Mason at Play??? What A Mess Ml Barb? Freshman Cuties! j4ctivitie ROW ONE: Dianne Perkins, Elaine Long, Janice West, Karen Wendt, Patricia Hall, Joyce Maulsby ROW TWO: Bob Roth, Patrick Pease, Jerala Snodgrass, Thomas Trumble, Linda Anderson, Beverly Axtell, Delvin Engel ROW THREE: Pamie Albro, Barbara Stephenson, Larry Schepers ROW ONE: Judy Koehn, Bonnie Koehn, Shirley Bridgman, Rose Ann Gunlack. Paul Adams, Jane Wendt, Judy Cassidy, Joyce Smith, Sally Pease. Heinz, Ronnie Bohling ROW THREE: Robert West, DeAnne Frazier ROW TWO- Sharon Albro Jean Peggy Fleharty, Daniel Schepers, Mr. Cumpston. and rum WaJ orett MR. CUMPSTON 2 ireclor LINDA MOORE Grafton, Nebraska -Sponsors- SCHEPERS MARKET ACE SUPPLY EQUIPMENT FAIRMONT VARIETY, BEAVERS IGA Fairmont, Nebraska JENNETT RADIO TV Cfirl ROW ONE: Judy Kelly, Doris Plock, Janice West, Joyce Smith, Sharon Albro, Karen Domeier, Lorraine Tice ROW TWO: Elaine Long, Janet Uri, Rose Ann Gunlack, Linda Moore, Barbara Stephenson, Joyce Tucker, Bonnie Fleharty, Mr.Cumpston. ROW THREE: ROW ONE: Mr. Cumpston, Dave Anderson, Wayne Ackerman Bill Plock. Jim Patterson ROW TWO: Pamela Nickels. Jean Bridgman, Jane Heinz, Jackie Washburn, Bonnie Koehn, Judy Snider, Dot tie Swearingen, ROW FOUR: Dianne Perkins. Betty West, Carol Jean Cantrell, Judy Koehn, DeAnn Frazier, Judy Hildebrand, Julie Griffith Qt” Francis Letter, Larry Budler, Charles Hulse, Glen Cudaback WuJ a oru J ROW ONE: Sharon Albro, Jane Heinz, Jean Bridgman, Charles Hulse, Jim Patterson, Francis Lefler, Judy Kelly, Karen Domeier ROW TWO: Glen Cudaback, Dave Anderson, Bonnie Fleharty, Rose Ann Gunlack, Elaine Long, Janet Uri, Janice West, Wayne Ackerman, Bill Plock ROW THREE: Larry Budler, Kay Unterseher, Carol Jean Cantrell, Pamela Nickels, Dottie Swearingen, Barbara Stephenson, Jackie Washburn, Dianne Perkins, Lorraine Tice, Mr. Cumpston. ROW FOUR: Julie Griffith, Judy Hildebrand, Judy Koehn, Judy Snider,Joyce Smith, Bonnie Koehn, Joyce Tucker, Betty West, DeAnne Frazier 8 8anJ ROW ONE: Mr. Cumpston, Jim Quick, Joe Metzger, Dwight West, Eileen Cantrell, Mike McMahon, Jane Perkins, Richard Pease, Tom Trauernicht ROW TWO: Diane Holtmeier, Sharon Dado, Karen Havel, Sondra Holtmeier, James Brewer. Stephen Miles, Richard Radke, Etta May Perkins, Lee Tice, Marvin Kelch ROW THREE: Dale Trauernicht, Gene Ackerman, Mike Rhola, Graten Beavers, John Nichols, Bonnie Burns, Peggy Lovegrove, Deanna Patterson, Gay la Thomsen TRIPLE TRIO FIRST ROW: Dianne Perkins, Bonnie Fleharty, Judy Kelly, DeAnne Frazier. SECOND ROW: Jean Bridgman, Bonnie Koehn, Sharon Albro, Linda Moore, Pianist: Karen Domeier SEXTET BACK ROW: Karen Domeier, Linda Moore, Elaine Long. BOTTOM ROW: Judy Kelly, Jane Heinz, Jean Bridgman TRIO Karen Domeier, Jane Heinz, Elaine Long Pianist: Dianne Perkins The music groups, band, and glee clubs participated in the following music events: n BOB and LINDA Queen-LINDA MOORE JJom ecom incj Linda and Bob stepping lively. The homecoming game was played with Exeter on October 7, 1960. The float was placed between the goal posts at the south end of the field. Our homecoming turned our successfully this year, as we ended it with a victory of 40-14. A dance was held in the gym for F.H.S. students, alumni, and Exeter high school students. TOP ROW: Left to Right. Joyce Tucker, Judy Kelly, Linda Moore, Jane Heinz, Joyce Smith. BOTTOM ROW: Shane Reed, Kathie Bures. FIRST TEAM: Jane Heinz, Karen Domeier, Joyce Tucker Sponsored By ANDERSON STUDIO Lincoln, Nebraska CL eer Lai eri -Sponsors- M. M. DISTRIBUTING CO. MELTON-ISLER MOTORS Geneva, Nebraska SECOND TEAM: Betty West, Sharon Albro, DeAnne Frazier Pep CU ROW ONE: Bonnie Fleharty, Dianne Perkins, Pam Nichols, Kay Unterseher, Sally Pease, Judy Hildebrand. ROW TWO: Rose Ann Gunlock, Lorraine Tice, Carol Cantrell, Judy Kelly, Doris Vodicka, Sandra Trauernicht, Elaine Long, Dottle Swearingen. Linda Moore. ROW THREE: Julie Griffith, Barbara Budler, Judy Snider, Judy Koehn, Doris Plock, Marcia Riley, Jackie Washburn, Bonnie Koehn. Karen Wendt, Julie Flowers, Marylee Tucker, ROW FOUR: Mrs. Wolsleben, Sue McCreath, Virginia White, Sharron Williamson, Janice West, Janet Uri. Joyce Smith, Barbara Stephenson. Sandra Roseberry, Jean 13ridgeman, Sandra McCreath. Those popping corn are: Karen Wendt, Sandra Trauernicht, and Sally Pease. Officeri STANDING: Bonnie Fleharty and Judy Kelly. SEATED: Mrs. Wolsleben, Joyce Smith, Dianne Perkins, and Linda Moore. Sponsored Bv McCOOL COFFEE SHOP WHITE'S GARAGE, CAFE, FILLING STATION, AND WRECKER SERVICE McCool, Nebraska sAth[etic J3an U €i SPORTS QUEEN - Karen Domeier SPORTS KING - Dick Havel ATTENDANTS -- Left to Right: Linda Moore, Ju }y Kellv, Karen Domeier, Dick Havel, Bob Roth and Jerry Gangstad. 34 3 . '4 -i Guest Speaker - Mr. Foster Speaker's Table Honorary Basketball Captain Bob Pease Honorary Volleyball Captain Doris Vodicka College Bowl Skit SERVERS BACK ROW: Lee Tice, Charles Seivert, Jerry Stone, Jim Stone, Michael Murrell, Mike Pease. MIDDLE ROW: Andrea Heckenlively, Kathy Bauman, Mary Born, Patricia Mateja, Eileen Cantrell, Connie Elliott, Lowell Stephenson. FRONT ROW: Judy Anderson, Judy Cassiay, Steven Daws. USHERETTES BACK ROW: Janet Uri, Joyce Smith, Janice West, Judy Snider. FRONT ROW: Karen Wendt, Julie Griffith. Barbara Budler, Judy Hildebrand. ft t 33 Bruce Todd The Bar junior-J en ior p„,„, On Friday, April 28, 1961, the Seniors were entertained in a true New Orleans style at the prom entitled, Mardi Gras. After Jane Heinz said grace, we were served a delicious meal. After we had eaten we had the pleasure of listening to Bruce Todd play his guitar and sing several songs. Bill Stuckey gave a welcoming address and Bob Pease replied with a few words of thank you. Elaine Long then introduced the royalty of Mardi Gras, King Jerry Gangstad and Queen Judy Kelly. They were elected by the members of the Junior and Senior classes. The music for dancing was provided by Glenn James and his band. Queen Judy Kelly and King Jerry Gangstad BACK ROW: Doug West, Chuck Hulse, Sue McCreath, Paul Adams, DeAnne Frazier. FRONT ROW: Bob Wettstead, Sally Pease. MISSING: Joyce Tucker Sally Pease Judy Kelly Dennis Anderson On October 22 at 7 a.m., the Fairmont Marching Band left from the school house bound for the Annual Harvest of Harmony in Grand Island. The parade consisted of 104 units, 53 of which were bands. Judy Kelly, Fairmont's queen candidate, and the Fairmont band were units 98 and 99 respectively. After the parade, the band mem- bers were fed, and then taken to the stadium for the mass band concert. Everyone had a very enjoyable day. Stepping High -Sponsors- NEBRASKA-KANSAS-COLORADO GRAIN CO. OUNLACK'S STANDARD TANK WAGON SERVICE Fairmont, Nebraska Judy Kelly About Face •Scho asiic rJLelter Wt n n ers Larry S.t Ron B., Rex H., Jane H., Francis L., Betty K. Jerry G., Sandra M., Betty W.t Jackie W., Karen D., Linda M.t Elaine L., Doris V. General Science Barbara B., Janet Uri. Coach - Mr. Fay BACK ROW: Bonnie Fleharty, Barbara Budler, Joyce Tucker, Linda Moore. Betty West, Judy Koehn, Jean Bridgman, Dianne Perkins, Judy Kelly. FRONT ROW: DeAnne Frazier, Karen Domeier, Elaine Long, Doris Vodicka, Sue McCreath, Jane Heinz. k { lULjUf FIRST TEAM - Jane Heinz, DeAnne Frazier, Doris Vodicka, Karen Domeier, Elaine Long. Not pictured - Sue McCreath VOLLEYBALL SCHEDULE McCool......................away Bradshaw....................away Davenport...................away Milligan....................home -Sponsors- MUNICIPAL LIGHT WATER WORKS CONDON'S GARAGE McClellan rex all drugs Fairmont, Nebraska VIVIAN MANN, VALET CLEANERS York, Nebraska SECOND TEAM - Barbara Bifdler, Betty West, Dianne Perkins. Judy Kelly. Not Pictured- Betty Kline and Linda Moore. 40 Cheets, Doc, Beans Relay Team Up Bill. Ray is up and over. You're over Cheets. ScoreA--1 ) ( 1 Friend Invitational ...... 1st Bradshaw Duel ............ 1st Doane Invitational ....... Pioneer Conference.......3rd Trail ways Conference___3rd District ............... You made it over Bill. ROW ONE: Wayne Ackerman, L.arry Kelch, Jerry Gangstad, Bob Pease, Bob Roth, Dick Havel ROW TWO: Rex Heckenlively, Larry Schepers, Dick Hall, Bill Stuckey, MarvReal, Paul Adams, BobWettstead ROW THREE: Francis Lefler, Larry Budler, Ronnie Kline, Ronnie Maulsby, Jim Patterson, Charles Hulse, Steve Bender, Ken Kelch ROW FOUR: Glen Jacobsen, Harold Long, Ray Ackerman, Douglas West, Bill Plock, Jerry Snodgrass, Albert Radke, Coach Finley--Student Managers George Cantrell, Ron Bohling. FOOTBALL SCHEDULE SCHOOL RECORD Won 7 - - Lost 1 WE THEY 6 20 Sept. 9 Friend There 14 13 Sept. 16 Lawrence Here 55 0 Sept. 23 Bruning Here 41 6 Sept. 30 Davenport There 40 14 Oct. 7 Exeter-- Homecoming Here 68 9 Oct. 14 Chester There 32 6 Oct. 21 Milford There 13 6 Oct. 26 St. Joe Here Sponsored By YOKK STATE BANK NORCREN'S SPORTING GOODS York, Nebraska -Sponsors- YORK FLORAL CO. ROGERS SHOE STORF JERRY'S SHOE SERVICE WELCH IMPLEMENT CO. York, Nebraska Coach Finley Offense -- First Nine Jerry Gangstad Dick Havel Marvin Real Bob Roth Bob Pease Dick Hall Bill Stuckey Larry Schepers Rex Heckenlively ROW ONE: Larry Schepers, Bill Stuckey, Ron Itohling, Bob Pease, Bob Roth, Dick Havel. ROW TWO: Rex Heckenlively, Paul Adams, Marv Real, Bob Wettstead, Dick Hall, Ron Maulsby. ROW THREE: Paul Whorlow, Glenn Jacobsen, Harold Long, Doug West, Ray Ackerman, Mr. Finley. ROW FOUR: Charles Hulse, Larry Budler, Billy Plock, Ronnie Kline, Francis Lefler. S ua J -Sponsors- KENNETH MOORE, OCCO FEEDS FAIRMONT REST HOME RUSTY’S BARBER SHOP TONY’S CAFE Fairmont, Nebraska Second ZJeam ROW ONE: Rex Heckenlively, Glenn Jacobsen, Ronnie Maulsby, Doug West, Dick Hall. ROW TWO: Larry Budler, Paul Whorlow, Harold Long, Ray Ackerman. ROW THREE: Charles Hulse, Billy Plock, Ronnie Kline, Francis Lefler. (f ailtelbad coreboard OURS THEIRS OURS THEIRS OURS THEIRS 78 McCool 27 48 Exeter 37 93 Milligan 49 59 Beaver Crossing 35 36 Friend 43 48 Friend 55 37 Henderson 38 61 Clay Center 66 77 Edgar 31 50 Deshler 46 67 Lawrence 46 56 Davenport 52 61 Bruning 29 57 Harvard 50 43 Shickley 36 49 St. Cecilia 33 57 Exeter 40 45 Western 35 50 Milford 48 47 Davenport 35 53 Chester 47 55 Edgar 26 47 Utica 51 51 Indianola 69 BILL STUCKEY MARY REAL BOB WETTSTEAD PAUL ADAMS Stretch, Cookie! Outjump that Western man! Larry's in for a layup! Whoa, Bob! Pease hits another free throw at Shickley (Against Davenport) Larry's up again with only 4 minutes left! Bohling pivots and is up with it! Will Paul make it? Of course, he did! ROW ONE: Frank Adams, Jerry Block, Steve Miles, Lowell Stephenson, Steven Daws. ROW TWO: Bonnie Opfer, Jane Perkins, Peggy Fleharty. Eileen Cantrell, Judv Cassidy, Suzann Hulse, Judy Anderson. Connie Elliott. ROW THREE: Gary White, Pat Pease, Mary Born, Andrea Heckenlively, Patricia Mateja, Joe Metzger, Jim Stone, Teacher-- Mrs. Farrar. ROW FOUR: Kenny Becwar, Jerry Stone, Lee Tice, Gerald Stephenson, Charles Sievert, Michael Murrell, Mike Pease. -Sponsors- HOLYROYD BAKERY WALTEMADE'S Geneva, Nebraska ROW ONE: Beverly Axtell, Etta Maye Per k i ns , Joyce Maulsby, Janice I ansden, Linda Anderson, Karen Manthei, Shirley Wendt, Karen Havel, Carol Daws. ROW TWO: T)anny Schepers, Glen Plock, Bobby Bettger, Frances Ann McMahon, Pamie Albro, Patricia Hall, Tom Trauernicht, Bob West. ROW THREE: Danny Griffith. Marvin Kelch, Richard Pease, Dwight West, Michael Rohla.Lanny Ackerman, Tom Trumble, Jim Budler. Teacher- Mrs. Becwar. ROW ONE: Michael Adams, Michael McMahon, Larry Plock, James Cantrell, John Budler, James Brewer. ROW TWO: Deanna Patterson, Patsy Murrell, Bonnie Burns, Judy Rose, Sandra Vodicka, Gayla Thomsen, Peggy Lovegrove, Edna Born. Mrs. Plock. ROW THREE: Graten Beavers, Betty Meier, Diane Holtmeier, Virginia Kline, Maree Marget, Sharon Dado, Jonn Nichols, Dale Trauernicht. ROW FOUR: Eldie Stephenson. Elden Luethke, Gary Opfer, James Quick, Richard Radke. Eugene Ackerman, Larry Manthei. Not Pictured Stephen Gray. -Sponsors- KELLER’S BAR PALMER’S PLACE Grafton, Nebraska ROW ONE: Larry Griffith, Robert Perkins, John Daws. Robert Smith. ROW TWO: Martha Mateia, Jann Anderson, Marilyn Broman, Kathy Dado, LuAnn Moul, Nancy O'Connor, Gloria Hulse, Barbara Zimmerman, Linda Smith. ROW THREE: John Born, Nina Ackerman, Timothy Schepers, Rex Albro, Larry Vodicka, Kristen Moul, Peggy Elliott. ROW FOUR: Mrs. O'Connor, Larry White, Tommy Brewer, Roger Stone, Joey Block. James Cassidy, Billy Bettger. ROW ONE: Bill Anderson, John Miles, Douglas Bandemer, Daniel Bohling, Larry Fleharty, Michael Reed, James Marget. ROW TWO: Ronald Kness. Diann Vodicka, Jennifer Nelson, Peggy Pease, Susan Bellows, Connie Weis, Linda Chapman, Shirley Tucker, Janet Block, Dennis Vodicka. ROW THREE: Barbara Murrell, Kathie Plock, Barbara Jorgenson, Kathy Hall, Vera Albro, Pamela Elliot, Sondra Holtmeier, Lorene Jensen, Janice Rose. ROW FOUR: Margie Meier, Gary Vodicka, Gene Thomsen, Kay Havel, Deborah Sievert, Douglas Smith, Peggy O'Connor, Teacher Mrs. Flesner, Absent: Nancy Gray, Jacklyn Stephenson. Sponsored By EMERY'S CAFE Geneva, Nebraska Sponsored By JACOX JEWELRY VOGUE CLOTHING Geneva, Nebraska DliirJ 50 KOW ONE: Murry Kahler, Paul Bettger, David Stone, Douglas Beavers, Steven Vodicka. ROW TWO: Peggy Weis, Sharon l )omeier, Nancy Perkins, Shirley Oates. Sharon Murrell, Cynthia Lundberg, Shirley Jensen. Jane Metzger, Bonnie Real. ROW THREE: Robert Bures, Gary Kness, Beverlv Rose, Rebecca Stephenson, Ella Mae Engel, Susan Moul, Mary Daws, Rodney Opfer. Billy Marget. ROW FOUR: Teacher Mrs. Demaree, Jeffrey Griffith, Kenneth Mumby, Jerry Ferguson, James Stephenson. Douglas Sievert, Russell Stricklin, Arthur White, Gary Arbuck. William Rose, Absent; Joseph Henkel. Evelyn Oberdick, Jimmy Rule. ROW ONE: Patsy O’Connor, Debra Kahler, Pamela Adams, Judy Tucker, Mary Meier, Debra Boardman, Sharon Smith, Wanda Chapman. ROW TWO: Richard Manthei, Marvin Hulse, Elaine Stricklin, Linda Marget, Diana Ferguson. Kenneth West. Jimmy Lovegrove, Stephen Wendt. ROW THREE: Teacher Miss Mvrberg. David Bleach, Lonnie Taylor, Robert Galusha, John Hofferber, Michael Weis, Ronnie Lovegrove, Kenneth Broman, Charles Jensen. -Sponsors- REAL GOOD EATIN ” IDEAL CAFE REID’S COFFEE SHOP SMYER’S JEWELRY PANCAKE JEWELRY, ’ KEEPSAKE DIAMONDS” York. Nebraska KOW ONE: Teacher Mrs. Nichols, Carol Henkel, Daws, Julie Block Maxine Brewer Shane Reed. LeAnne Bender, Paula Opfer, Luann Rasmussen, Kim Reed, Joann i lock, Barbara Meier. Coleen McMahon. Kathryn Bures. ROW TWO: James J inl ‘r 9 a rien ROW ONE: Ray Lundberg, Helen Daws. Don Bandemer, Verla Holtmeier, Maxine Domeier, John Lovegrove, Margaret Jensen. ROW TWO: Danny Kahler, Karla Sievert, Jeri Heinz, Steven Cantrell, Pamela Nelson. ROW THREE: Pamela Chapman. Michael Mateja, Debra Kinley, Patty Ritchey, Walter Bagget.Teacher-- Miss Jones. Jt Wa,n ) No. 1: A funny book, Glen? No. 2: Francis Letter getting his scholastic letter from Mr. Bee war and Mr. Bender. No. 3: Betty West, Bonnie Fleharty, Elaine Long, Sharon Albro, Dick Hall and Ray Ackerman in bookkeeping class. No. 4: Jean Bridgeman, Sue McCreath, DeAnne Fraizer, Mrs. JM Play! Wolsleben, study hall. No. 5: Typing Class with Dick Hall, Elaine Long, and Bill Stuckey in the foreground. No. 6: Study Hall. Is Chuck Hulse asleep? No, 7: What is Steve smiling about? 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