Falls City High School - Orange and Black Yearbook (Falls City, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1952 volume:

Alma Mater Here's to our dear Falls City We'll love her 'til we die. We'll fight for dear Falls City And hold her banners high. Now all together Comrades We'll sing so joyously For this our Alma Mater true— We'll always fight for you. Fight Song We will fight! We will fight! For the Orange and Black, Fight! Till the battle's won; We will fight! We will fight! For our Alma Mater, Every loyal son and daughter; Give a cheer! Give a cheer! For the Orange and Black, We will see you through— Onward now, keep up the courage. We will win tonight As we fight! fight! fight! for you. DEDICATION-- CAPTAIN ROBERT F. MOORE, JR., U. S. M. C. The Orange and Black staff wish to dedicate this book to Captain Robert F. Moore, Jr., former Spanish instructor of the Falls City High School. Captain Moore was recalled to active duty in August of 1950 and was co-pilot of an ammunition laden DC-4 which crashed and exploded on a Korean mountain side on Memorial Day, 1951 He was awarded posthumously the Distinguished Flying Cross on the basis of achievement in performance of a dangerous task prior to his death. BOARD OF EDUCATION •niiuiuri-uiniiutv iu. Seated left to right): M. U. Burton, Joseph Reavis, Gene Bullock, Cjrbon Taylor. Standing: Bob James, Bayard Clark, Superintendent R. R. Andrews. Not pictured: Edwin Towle. Being responsible for local policies; dealing with the personnel of the system; familiarizing themselves with school finance; maintaining school buildings and equipment; expending the tax-payer's dollar so as to reap the greatest returns are only a part of the many civic responsibilities placed upon the members of the Falls City Board of Education. For a fine school plant and opportunities for learning, the student body of the Falls City High School is truely grateful. Their officers are: Joseph Reavis...................................President Edwin Towle................................Vice-President Bayard Clark....................................Secretary R. R. ANDREWS City Superintendent B. A., M. A. University of Nebraska Wayne State Teachers College University of Colorado C. A. WEDDEL Principal B. A., M. A. Hastings College University of Nebraska Alma Mater Here's to our dear Falls City We'll love her 'til we die, We'll fight for dear Falls City And hold her banners high. Now oil together Comrades We'll sing so joyously For this our Alma Mater true— We'll always fight for you. Fight Song We will fight! We will fight! For the Orange and Black, Fight! Till the battle's won; We will fight! We will fight! For our Alma Mater, Every loyal son and daughter; Give a cheer! Give a cheer! For the Orange and Black, We will see you through— Onward now, keep up the courage. We will win tonight As we fight! fight! fight! for you. CAPTAIN ROBERT F. MOORE, JR., U. S. M. C. The Orange and Black staff wish to dedicate this book to Captain Robert F. Moore, Jr., former Spanish instructor of the Falls City High School. Captain Moore was recalled to active duty in August of 1950 and was co-pilot of an ammunition laden DC-4 which crashed and exploded on a Korean mountain side on Memorial Day, 1951 He was awarded posthumously the Distinguished Flying Cross on the basis of achievement in performance of a dangerous task prior to his death. ROGER J. P. HANSEN Trades and Industries B. A. Dana College University of Nebraska Iowa State College Colorado A. and M. 0. C. HATCH Vocational Agriculture B. Sc University of Nebraska Colorado A. and M. ROBERT HENDERSON Assistant Coach B. A. Peru State Teachers College University of Kentucky University of Nebraska JOHN T. HUDSON Speech Correction B.S. Ball State Teachers College H. V. JONES Science B. A., M. A. Park College University of Colorado MILDRED JORN English B. A. University of Nebraska ELIZABETH KINKEAD Vocal Music B.M. University of Kansas Northwestern University Colorado State Teachers College RUTH KLINE English B. A. University of Nebraska Columbia University JACK MclNTIRE Coach Boys' P. E. B. A. Peru State Teachers College University of Nebraska LORETTA SHEEHAN English Commercial B. A. Peru State Teachers College LA VERNE LUNSFORD Librarian B. A. Peru State Teachers College MILDRED SHOOK Science Commercial B. A. University of Nebraska A. BRUCE SIMON History A. B., M. A. University of Nebraska ROBERT B. THOMSEN Spanish B.S Mankato State Teachers College DONNA L. MACKEY Speech Social Science B. A. Doane College LOUISE HENDERSON School Nurse R. N. St Margaret's Hospital, R. W. SYMPSON Latin History Psychology B. A. William Jewell College Colorado University Kansas City University COLLEEN ZOELLER Secretary JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET, 1951 vejts HimcuuuUhjci The Seniors RICHARD ADAMS Academic 2, 3, 4, Commercial 1; Honor Roll 1; Student Act. Comm. 2, Dist Music Cont. I, 2, 3, 4, State Music Clinic 3, 4, Peru Band Clinic 3, 4, Brass Sextette 2, 3, 4; Tecumseh Band Clinic 1, 2, 3, 4, Football Student Manager 2; Letter Awards FB 4; Basketball Student Manager 4, Band Executive Board 4 He toots his own horn. SHIRLEY ALBRIGHT Commercial I, 2, 3, 4, Home Econ. 1, 2; Dist. Music Cont. 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Operetta 1, 2, 3 4; G. A A Awards 3, 4; Jr.-Sr Banquet Com 3; Phy Ed 1, 2, 3, 4, Umv. Playday 2, 3; Mixed Chorus 3, 4; County Govt. 3. Where is Arleta? ROBERT ALBRIGHT Commercial 3, 4, Trodes and Ind. 1,2; Chorus 4; Ph. Ed 1, 2. Amateur photographer JIM ANKROM Academic 1, 2, 3, 4; Co-op, Training 4; Letter Awards FB 3,4. Thinking is a waste of thought. BARBARA APEL Commercial I, 2, 3, 4; Home Econ. 1, 2; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Orange and Black Staff 4; Cheerleader 4; Dist. Music Cont. 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 4; Mixed Chorus 4, Glee Club 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Dance Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Operetta 4; Phy Ed. 2, 3, 4; G A A Awards 4; Jr.-Sr Banquet Com 2, 3; Band Day 2, 3, 4; Sax Quartet 2, 3, 4, Volleyball Clinic 4; Band Exec. Com. 4. Off we go into the wild blue yonder. DORIS BACHMAN Commercial 1, 4; Ph. Ed. 4. Art student. HARLAN BOATMAN Academic 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 3, 4, Ph. Ed. 1, 2, 3. Women, what are they? RALPH BIRDSLEY Voc. Agr. 1, 2, 3, 4; F. F. A 1, 2, 3, 4; Ph. Ed. 1, 2, 3, 4 Speed bird BARBARA COLBERT Academic 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Orange and Black Staff 4; Dist Music Cont 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1, 2, Jr.-Sr. Banquet Toast 3; Band Day 2, 3, 4; Trombone Trio 3; Band Exec. Com. 3; County Govt. 3. Music is life CHARLES ASENDORF Garfield High, Calif., 1, 2, Trodes and Ind. 3, 4; Orchestra 1, Letter Awards FB 1 Work fascinates me, I can gaze at it for hours. GERTRUDE COLLIER Acodemic I, 2, 3, 4; G. A A Awards 3, 4; Jr -Sr. Banquet Com. 3; Ph Ed 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball Clinic 4. Hiowatha fan DONNA JEAN DE ROIN Acodemic 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Roll 4; Orange and Black Staff 4; Ph. Ed 1, 2, 3, 4; G A A Awards 3, 4; Volleyball Clinic 4; Univ Playday 2; Jr.-Sr Banquet Com 3; County Govt. 3; G. A A. Officer 4 What is school without fun? BRUCE COOPER Commercial 3, 4; Voc Agr. 1, 2; Ph Ed. I, 2, 3 Farmer deluxe. CAROL DIEFENDERFER Commercial 1, 2, 3; 4; Home Econ. I, 2, 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Dist. Music Cont. 3, 4, Chorus 1 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 3, 4; Class Play 3. Ugh! BILL DORSTE Voc Agr 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 4, F F A 1, 2, 3, 4; Letter Awards T 2, 3, 4; Ph. Ed. I, 2. Brakes, for what are they' RALPH DUCY Academic 1, 2, 3, 4; Letter Awards FB 7, 3, 4; Ph. Ed. 1 O thot my car would run. PEGGY EICHOFF Commercial I, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll 1, 2; G. A A Awards 3, 4, Jr.-Sr Banquet Com. 3; Ph. Ed. 1,2, 3,4 The Play-mor kid! ARLETA DURFEE Commercial I, 2, 3, 4; Home Econ 1, 2, 4, Dist. Music Cont. 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; G. A A Awards 3, 4, Jr-Sr. Banquet Com 3; Ph Ed 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 3, 4; County Govt 3. Where is Shirley? CLAIRE ELAINE FRYER Academic 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Dist. Music Cont. 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3; Orchestra 1, 2; Class Ploys 3, Jr.-Sr. Banquet Com 3; Dance Band 2, 3; Mixed Chorus 4; Operetta 2, 3, 4 Chemistry shark. % ROGER HAHN Academic 3, 4, Voc. Agr. 1, 2; Honor Roll 2, 4; Band I, 3; F. F. A. I, 2 Wing-mg my way home. ELAINE HENKE Commercial 1, 2, 3, 4; Home Econ I; Dist Music Cont. 1, 2. 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1,2,3, 4; Class Ploys 3; Ph. Ed 3, 4 Oh Don't read that note! JOAN HOPP Commercial 1, 2, 3, 4; Home Econ I, 2, 4; Honor Roll 3; Chorus 4, Glee Club 4; G. A. A Awards 3, 4, Ph. Ed. 1, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball Clime 4; Jr.-Sr. Banquet Com. 3; Operetta 4; Dist. Music Cont. 4. Is it Dunn yet? JEAN GERWECK Commercial 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Roll I, 2, 3; Home Econ. 1, 2; Chorus I, 2; Glee Club 2; Jr.-Sr. Banquet Com 3. Silent but s jdious. CORENE GRIFFITHS Academic I, 2, 3, 4; Home Econ 1; Class Officer 1; Honor Roll 1. 2, 3, 4; Orange and Black Staff 4, Dist. Music Cont, 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 3, 4, Operetta 2, 3, 4; Class Plays 3; G. A A Awards 3, 4; Ph Ed. 1, 2, 3, 4, Jr.-Sr. Banquet Com. 3; Mixed Chorus 3, 4; Triple Trio 4; G A. A Officer 4. Corky DEAN GRANTHAM Academic I, 2, 3, 4, Dist. Music Cont. 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 3, 4; Bond 1, 2, 3, 4, The Navy for me. DOLORES GROFF Academic 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Roll 4; Dist. Music Cont. 1 2, 3, 4, Chorus I; Band I, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 2; Jr.-Sr. Banquet Com 3. Silence is more musical than song. KEITH HERBSTER Academic 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 3; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Orange and Black Staff 4, Jr.-Sr. Banquet Com 3; County Govt. 3; Ph Ed. 1, 2, 3, 4 I'd like to be shy, but Corky won't let me. BEVERLY HAYS Commercial 1, 2, 3, 4, Home Econ. 1, 2, 4; G. A A Awards 3, 4; Jr.-Sr. Bonquet Com 3; Ph. Ed. I, 2, 3, 4. Eenie meeny miny mo. i- ii i ED HUBER Academic 1; Trades and Ind. 2, 3, 4, Closs Officer 4, Letter Awards FB T 3, 4, Jr.-Sr. Banquet Com. 3; Jr.-Sr. Banquet Toost. 3. He needs More -head VERNON HUNZEKER EILENE HULLMAN Commercial 1, 2, 3, 4; Home Econ. I, 2, 4, Ph. Ed. 1. Seen but seldom heard. MERLE JOY Academic I, 2, 3, 4, Ph Ed I, 2 Paul Bunyon. Academic 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Act. Com 4; D«st Music Cont 3, 4, Chorus 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Letter Awards T-BB 2, 3, 4 Lincoln or bust. JO ANN JOY Academic 1, 2, 3, 4; Dist. Music Cont 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; G A A Awards 3, 4, Ph Ed 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 4. Soda squirt. GARRY KIRKENDALL Aca Jemic 1,2, 3, 4; Trodes and ini 3; Co-op Tr, 4; Student Act Com I, Chorus 3; Jr -Sr. Banquet Com. 2, County Govt. 3. The Texoco kid. CHARLES KOTTICH Academic 1,2, 3, 4; Class Officer 2, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Orange and Black Staff 4; Student Act Com 3; Dist. Music Cont. 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Class Plays 3, 4, Jr -Sr. Banquet Com. 2, 3; Jr.-Sr Banquet Toast. 3; Ph. Ed 1, 2; County Govt. 3. I don't tell white lies — mine are in technicolor. MARY HELEN KRUEGER Commercial 1, 2, 3, 4, Dist. Music Cont. 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Jr -Sr. Banquet Com. 3 Is that a stop sign — was it? ROBERT KRATZ Trades and Ind. 1, 2, 3, 4; Ph. Ed. 1,2, 3,4 Just call me Cisco. CAROLYN LITTLE Commercial 1, 2, 3, 4; Home Econ. 1, 2; Class Officer 4; Orange and Black Staff 4; Dist. Music Cont. 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus I, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4; Class Plays 3, 4, Jr.-Sr Banquet Com 3; County Govt 3‘ Miss Falls City 4. Little but mighty. MILFORD KIRKENDALL Voc Agr 1, 2. 3, 4, Class Officer 3, Honor Roll 3, 4; Student Act Com 3; F F A 1,2, 3, 4, Letter Awards T 2, 3, 4; FB 4, Jr -Sr. Banquet 3. Janet's righthand man. ANN LUNSFORD Commercial 1, 2, 3, 4, Home Econ. 1; Dist Music Cont. 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Choir 3, 4 Me and my gum. WAYNE NANOMANTUBE Acodemic 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer I, Orange and Block Staff 4, Student Act, Com. 2, 3, 4, Dist. Music Cont 3, 4, Chorus 1 2, 3, 4, Class Plays 3; Letter Awards FB 1,2, 3, 4, BB 1, 2, 3, 4, T 2, 3, 4; Jr -Sr. Banquet Com. 3, County Govt. 3. 'The more I see me, the better I like me. j MARJORIE MEYERS Academic I, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll 1; Dist. Music Cont. I, 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Plays 3, Ph. Ed. 1, County Govt. 3, Mixed Chorus 4. Shubert's serenade. MARCEILE NUTZMAN Commercial 1, 2, 3, 4; Home Econ I, 2, 4, Honor Roll 1; Ph. Ed. 1. So quet and meek — her shoes won't squeak JOHN PARRISH Voc. Agr 1, 2, 3, 4; Dist Music Cont 3, 4, State Music Clinic 4, Chorus 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4; Band 4, F. F A I, 2, 3, 4; F F A Officer 4; Delegate to Nat'l F. F A Conv 4, Operetta 4, Ph Ed. 1, 2, 3. What would we do without farmers' JOAN POLLARD Acodemic 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Orange and Black Staff 4, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Dist. Speech Cont. 3, 4, Dist. Music Cont 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 4, Glee Club 4; Band 1, 2, 3; Class Plays 3, 4; G. A. A. Awards 3, 4; Jr.-Sr. Banquet Com 3, Ph Ed I, 2, 3, 4 Tiger repeat. KENNETH PRATER Academic 1, 2; Trades and Ind 3, 4, Class Play 4; B. B. 3, 4, Ph Ed. 1,2,3. Oh' Oh! Girls. ANN POOL Academic 1, 2, 3, 4; Home Eco. 1; Honor Roll 1; Dist. Music Cont 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 3, 4; G. A A Awards 3; Ph Ed. I, 2, 3; Mixed Choir 4 Still water runs deep.' DONNA PREUSSE Commercial 1, 2, 3, 4; Home Econ. I, 2, 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Dist Music Cont 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4; Operetta 2, 3 ,4; Jr-Sr Banquet Com 3; Sextette 2, 3, 4; Triple Trio 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 3, 4. Flyin' high. MARLIN PECK Voc Agr 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Roll 1,2, 3, F. F A. 1,2, 3, 4; F. F. A Officer 4; Delegate to Nat'l F F A Conv 4, Ph. Ed. 1, 2, 3,4 Mr Hatch's assistant. BARBARA RANDALL Academic 1,2, 3, 4, Honor Roll I, 4, Dist. Music Cont. 4; Chorus 4, Glee Club 4, Band 3; Class Plays 3; G. A A Awards 3, 4; Jr-Sr. Banquet Com 3; Ph. Ed 1, 2, 3, 4 Egad' How she will talk! PATRICIA RICHMOND Commercial 1, 2, 3, 4, Home Ec. 1, 2, 3; Dist. Music Contest 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2. 3. 4. Ph Ed. 1, 2, 3; Mixed Chorus 4. She isn't taking Home Ec. for nothing KENNETH SAILORS Voc Agr I, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 4, F F A 1,2, 3, 4; Age mokes no difference WARD REESMAN Voc. Agri. 1, 2, Acodemic 3, 4; Bond 1,2,3, Ph Ed. 1. Big stuff I calls myself ' NORMA RUNYAN Commercial 1, 2, 3; Academic 4, Home Econ I, 2, 4, Ph Ed 1,2 Late again. LOU SANCHEZ Academic 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, Orange and Black Staff 4, Cheerleader 3; Dist. Speech Cont. 3, 4, Dist. Music Cont. I, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, Operetta 1; Class Plays 3, 4; G. A A Awards 3, 4, Jr-Sr. Bonquet Com. 3, County Govt. 3; Triple Trio 4, Sextette 1, 2, 3, 4. All State 2, 3, State Music Clinic 2, 3, 4, Dist. Music Clinic 3. First she loves them, ond then she leaves them. MARILYN SCHMUTZER Commercial 1, 2, 3, 4, Home Econ. 1, 2, 4; Dist. Music Cont. 1, 2, 3, 4, Bond 1, 2, 3, 4. You must know her for you will never hear her. JIM SHIELDS Academic 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 4, Honor Roll .1, 2, 3, 4; Orange and Black Staff 4; Dist. Music Cont. 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Boys' Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4; Letter Awards BB 4; Jr -Sr. Banquet Com. 2, 3; Brass Sextette 3; County Govt. 3; State Band Clinic 3; Tecumseh Band Clinic 3; State Choral Clinic 3. Gentleman prefers blondes. DICK SCHOCK Acodemic 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Officer I, 3; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Orange and Black Stoff 4; Student Act Com 4, Dist Music Cont 1, 2, 3, 4; Boys' State 3; Chorus 1, 2 3, 4; Band 1, 2; Class Plays 3, 4, Letter Awards T 2, 3, 4; FB 3, 4, BB 3, 4; Jr -Sr. Banquet Com 3; County Govt. 3; Ph. Ed 4; Boys' Quartette 3, 4; Golf Team 3. Every why has a wherefore. MYRON SHUBERT Commercial 1, Trades and Ind 2, 3, 4, Chorus 4, Class Plays 3; Ph. Ed. I, 2, 3. No, Morjie, no' JO ANNE SPAHR Academic I; Commercial 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 1, 3; Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 3; Dist Music Cont. 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Band I, Fairmont High, Nebr, I; Jonesboro High, Go., 2, 3; Jr -Sr Banquet Com 3; Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Triple Trio I, Trio 2, 3; One Act Ploy 2, 3. Georgia peach . DAVID STRATTON Voc Agr 1, 2, 3, 4; F. F. A 1, 2, 3, 4; Ph. Ed. I, 2, 3. Barney Oldfield. DOROTHY WYMORE Academic I; Commercial 2, 3, 4; Home Econ 3; Dist Music Cont 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Art for Art's soke. DON STEWART Academic 1, Trodes and Ind. 2, 3; Co-op. Training 4, Chorus 3; Closs Plays 3. Fred Astaire. ALICE TODD Academic 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 3; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Orange and Black Staff 4, Dist. Speech Cont. 3; Dist. Music Cont 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Operetta 1,2; Class Ploys 3, 4; G. A. A Awards 3, 4; Jr.-Sr. Banquet Com. 3; G. A. A. Officer 4. One of the Barrymores. VELDA VOGT Academic 1, 2, 3, 4; Home Eco. 1, 2; Honor Roll 4; Chorus 2; Glee Club 2, G. A A Awards 3, 4; Ph. Ed. 1, 2, 3, 4; County Govt. 3. Little Red Riding Hood. TERRY VONDERSCHMIDT Commercial 1; Academic 2, 3, 4; Honor Roll 3; Dist Music Cont 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 4; Glee Club 4, Bond I, 2, 3, 4; Class Plays 3, State Music Clinic 4 Joy1 Joy1 Joy! BOB YANIKE Academic 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Orange and Black Staff 4, District Music Contest I, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 3, 4, Glee Club 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Drum Major 4; Orchestra 1, 2; Class Plays 3, 4; Jr.-Sr. Banquet Toast. 2, 3. Caruso. ROBERT WADSWORTH Trodes and Ind 1, 2, 3, 4, Letter Awards FB 4. Late again. DICK YOUNG Commercial 1; Trades and Ind. 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 4; Dist. Speech Contest 3; Chorus 3; Letter Awards T 2, 3, 4, FB 3, 4; Jr.-Sr. Banquet Com. 3; Jr -Sr Banquet Toast 4; Ph. Ed 1. He Shirley will. ROBERT ZEIGLER Acodemic I, 2, Trades and Ind 3, 4, Band I, 2; Ph. Ed. 1, 2. Hos the bell rung? COLEEN ZIMMERMAN Commercial 1, 2, 3; 4; Home Econ I, 2, 4; Dist. Music Cont. 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Triple Trio 3, 4. Sabetho GLENDA ZOUCHA Commercial 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Orange and Block Staff 4; G. A. A Awards 3, 4; Jr -Sr Banquet Com. 3; Ph. Ed. 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball Clinic 4. Norman sez. Not Pictured: HERSHEL ANDERSON SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President...................................................................Dick Young Vice-President............................................................Carolyn Little Secretary-Treasurer...................................................Jim Shields Activity Committee..........Vernon Hunzeker, Wayne Nanomantube, Dick Schock SENIOR CLASS HISTORY Four years ago there came into the Falls City High School a new group of Freshmen, green and unaccustomed to the trials and tribulations of high school life. In this respect they were similar to those who had preceded them — but in others they were different and were immediately given the name of being one of the best and most unusual classes in F. C. H. S. To prove this fact, you need only to look further. Under the guidance of Coach Henderson and Mr. Carney, we elected as class officers Wayne Nanoman-tube, president; Dick Schock, vice-president; and Cor-ene Griffiths, secretary-treasurer. During this year Wayne Nanomantube lettered in both football and basketball. This was our most outstanding athletic event. We participated enthusiastically in various activities during our Freshman year and finished with a degree of success — we hope. After a short vacation of three months, the class, now as Sophomores, entered the portals of Falls City High School. Guiding us along the way were Mrs. Cummins, Miss Sheehan, and Miss Join, our class sponsors. As our class officers we elected Charles Kottich as president; Jerry Downey, vice-president; and Milford Kirkendall, secretary-treasurer. Sophomores on the student activity committee were Richard Adams and Wayne Nanomantube. Sophomore boys winning football awards were Ralph Ducy and Wayne Nanomantube. Wayne Nanomantube lettered in basketball. Dick Schock, Vernon Hunzeker, Dick Young. Wayne Nanomantube, Milford Kirkendall, and Bill Dorste received track awards. Cheering the boys on was Joan Pollard, who won a coveted position on the cheerleading squad. During this year many Sophomores took part in the District Music Contest at Auburn. Among them were Shirley Albright, Arleta Durfee, Alice Todd, Dick Schock, Carolyn Little, Elaine Henke, Corene Griffiths, Barbara Colbert, Mary Helen Krueger, Barbara Apel, Elaine Fryer, Dorothy Vaughn, Dolores Groff. JoAnn Joy, Bob Yanike, Charles Kottich, Dean Grantham, Elizabeth Ann Lunsford, Joan Pollard, Lou Rita Sanchez. Terry Vonderschmidt, Jim Shields, Barbara Randall, John Parrish, Richard Adams, Marilyn Schmutzer and Donna Preusse. The next year we walked into F. C. H. S. as upper classmen. Half of our high school career was over, but the best was yet to come. Our Junior class year was begun by electing the following officers: Eddie Huber, president; Alice Todd, vice-president; Keith Herbster, secretary; and Dick Schock, treasurer. Representing us on the student activity committee were Charles Kottich, Milford Kirkendall, and Wayne Nanomantube. Our sponsors for this year were Miss Jorn, Miss Sheehan, Mr. Hatch and Mr. Thomsen. On December 15, the Junior class play, “Tish,” under the direction of Miss Sukovaty, was presented with the following cast: Lou Sanchez, Joan Pollard, Alice Todd, Corene Griffiths, Barbara Randall, Charles Kottich, Dick Schock, Carol Diefenderfer, Terry Vonderschmidt, Carolyn Little, Bob Yanike, Wayne Nanomantube, and Marjorie Meyers. Elaine Henke acted as narrator of the play. Myron Shubert, Donald Stewart, Bob Kratz, and Richard Adams were the stage crew. Elaine Fryer was prompter. The girls earning their first state G. A. A. awards were Shirley Albright, Arleta Durfee, Peggy Eickhoff, JoAnn Joy, Velda Vogt, Beverly Hays, Barbara Randall, Joan Hopp, Joan Pollard, Gertrude Collier, Corene Griffiths, Glenda Zoucha, Lou Rita Sanchez, Donna DeRoin, and Alice Todd. We boasted of five awards in football. They were received by Wayne Nanomantube, Ralph Ducy, Dick Young, Jim Ankrom, and Dick Schock. Basketball letters were given to Dick Schock, Wayne Nanomantube, Vernon Huzeker, and Kenney Prater. Two of our classmates, Joan Pollard and Lou Sanchez, were elected cheerleaders. On May 4, 1951, the Juniors were hosts to the departing Seniors at the annual Junior-Senior Banquet. On September 4, 1951, we again entered F. C. H. S., now as lofty Seniors. To begin our final year, we elected Dick Young as president; Carolyn Little, vice-president; and Jim Shields, secretary-treasurer. The Seniors elected to the Orange and Black Staff were Dick Schock, Charles Kottich, Alice Todd, Bob Yanike. Jim Shields, Donna DeRoin, Carolyn Little, Lou Rita Sanchez. Barbara Colbert, Corene Griffiths, Joan Pollard, Barbara Apel, Glenda Zoucha, Keith Herbster, and Wayne Nanomantube. Joan Pollard and Barbara Apel were elected for cheerleading. Wayne Nanomantube was a fourth-time winner of a football award; Ralph Ducy, a third-time winner; Dick Schock, Jim Ankrom and Dick Young, second-time winners; with three new winners, Richard Adams, Ed Huber, and Bob Wadsworth. Carolyn Little was chosen as “Miss Falls City” at the Hiawatha Halloween Festival. The girls earning their second state G. A. A. awards were Shirley Albright, Arleta Durfee, Peggy Eickhoff, Glenda Zoucha, Joan Pollard, Lou Sanchez, Alice Todd, Donna DeRoin, Joan Hopp, JoAnn Joy, Velda Vogt, Beverly Hays, Barbara Randall, Gertrude Collier, and Corene Griffiths. It was our privilege to be the guests of the Junior class at the Banquet on May 3, 1952. Baccalaureate services were held May 18, 1952, and Commencement exercises were on May 22. The following day we returned to good, old F. C. H. S. for the last time to receive our report cards. This concludes our high school career. With joy and sorrow we turn to the future, always remembering those happy days in F. C. H. S. —Barbara Colbert CLASS PROPHECY OF '52 We recall the day, October 9, 1951, when Superintendent Andrews thrust the big plastic balloon into the air during the Crusade for Freedom Program. Much to our surprise this balloon has returned today, May 23, 1972. I have taken the pamphlets from the balloon and what I have discovered is startling! Falls City is quite a changed little city — the class of ’52 saw to that! Taking the place of the Rivoli Theatre is Hahn’s Chemistry Plant that manufactures donut holes under the direction of the brilliant chemical engineer, Terry Vonderschmidt. Dick Schock is the chief operator of the huge mixing vats, mainly because of his vast experience in chemistry lab. Vernon Hunzeker, besides being janitor, follows Dick around with a fire extinguisher, keeping him from duplicating the feat of Mrs. O’Leary and her cow of the Chicago fire. I learned, also, that Greene’s Drug Store is replaced by Boatman’s Beanery. This thriving enterprise has an enticing floor show starring three dreamy dames — Ann “Hug Me Tight” Pool, Marjorie “Come Up and See Me Some Time” Meyers, and Beverly “Cut a Rug” Hays. Starring in the show are “The Fleet-foot Twins” who, as a sidelight, are housewives taking care of their daughters, Shirley and Arleta. Charles “Dog Meat” Asendorf, the brawny bouncer who makes hamburger out of all the unruly customers, is busy throwing out Marlin Peck, who insists on pinching the cute little waitress, Peggy Eickhoff. And last, but not least, the Torch Singer, Jo Ann Spahr. Ed Huber has taken over the Chevrolet agency and has been so disgusted with small sales that he is negotiating a sale with David, HOTROD HAPPY, Stratton — another motor magnate. I see here where Reverend Ward Reesman and his wife, the former Dorothy Vaughn, are singing a duet, “Onward Christian Soldiers,” for this Sunday Service. Rev. Reesman’s assistant is Robert Ziegler. Robert Kratz leads a dead life — he is the leading undertaker in Falls City, at present. Jerry Downey has established his own beauty salon. His new permanent that the girls are simply daffy about is called “RED’S RAYVE — GUARANTEED TO GIVE YOU CURLY RED HAIR.” If you don’t believe it, just look at Jerry’s! Ralph Ducy went into business for himself, too. But he isn’t making any profit. He seems to be the only one who fully appreciates his exclusive “Sun Beam” brew. Taking Jerry Lewis and Dean Martin’s place in Hollywood now is that fascinating comedy team — Sanchez and Pollard — making quite a hit, I see. Sanchez and Pollard are not the only ones from the ’52 class of F. C. H. S. who are smashing hits in Hollywood. There is “The Great Lover” taking Rudolph Valentino’s place, Ote Prater! Who, incidentally, has all the girls swooning in the aisles. The Eskimos of Iceland are so very pleased with their new pin-up girl — pretty Pat Richmond is the lucky one! Pat has a friend up there, Coleen Zimmerman, trainer of the Eskimo dogs. Because of her sunny disposition KWOS has hired Alice Todd to conduct the MUSICAL CLOCK, starting at 5:00 a. m. Some day we’ll get up early enough to hear you sound off, Alice! I found that John Parrish is now sole owner of what was formerly Barnum and Bailey Circus. There is an extraordinary freak show with such exhibitions as Jim Shields, who contents himself with eating lighted cigarette butts and Keith Herbster, who walks on glass with bare feet, while at the same time, eating Hadicol bottles as if the contents didn’t satisfy him! And what was over in the corner? The sign said “WHERE DID IT COME FROM? WHAT IS IT?” Inquiring about “THE THING,” I found it wis our own Velda Vogt of the G. A. A. The giraffe wasn’t able to come out of his den that particular day for Charles Kottich, then practicing dentistry, believed that the abcess on his second bicuspid may have led to periodontoclausa. Dr. Kottich’s shingle says— “PAINLESS DENTIST — GUARANTEED NOT TO KILL YOU OR YOUR MONEY GLADLY REFUNDED.” Another act is the world famous Byron Meinzer, the “SEAL BOY.” The seals taught him every thing he knows. Behind the clowns I found Donna DeRoin and her educated monkeys, “Speak No Evil Little” — “Hear No Evil Zoucha” — “See No Evil Preusse” — and “Do No Evil Apel.” I was informed that Hershel Anderson has been completely annihilated. Rather than becoming alarmed, the performers merely asked what kind of a car he was driving! Garry Kirkendall, pilot of a radar ship, finds this occupation less hazardous than his former profession of comedian since he had too many narrow escapes from rotten eggs. Flying with him are Karl Lock, Bruce Cooper, Robert Albright, and Ralph Birdsley, who are willing to risk their lives for the worthy cause of flying to the moon. Bob Wadsworth and Merle Joy have found that the only way they can get a kick out of life is by driving mules for an excavation company. Mary Helen Krueger and Jean Gerweck are still working just as hard to get out of work as they ever did! Joy Tucker is teaching gymnastics to the veterans of World War III. What a job! Her specialty is the Worm Walk — guaranteed to reduce your waistline and recede your gums. Carol Diefenderfer took a trip around the world and came back as the wife of the Mexican ambassador to Egypt. She certainly did her bit toward the Good Neighbor Policy! Marilyn Schmutzer, Marceile Nutzman, Doris Bachman and Eileen Hullman are all missionaries among the cannibals of darkest Africa. We wait breathlessly for a letter each week to tell us whether or not they have been eaten alive! JoAnn Joy is now a famous Hollywood actress — following Greta Garbo’s shoes, she still “vants to be alone.” We find Elaine Fryer spends her entire life now at the Aldorf Wastoria answering the call of “Hey, sweetie, give me a pack of cigarettes.” Bob Yanike has his own band now. It is called the “Bobwalkers” and has played jive all over Africa. It has converted the natives to boogy-woogy and the Fiji Islanders now are doing the banana split. Dick Young, who is still in the submarine service, has recently announced his engagement to Minnie the Mermaid, whom he met “Down at the bottom of the Sea.” Joan Hopp and Dick are still going steady. She thinks it wise to wait until they know each other better — twenty years is such a short time! Dolores Groff’s dream man has been upon his knees “umpteen” times, but she won’t promise — how can she say yes when her hope chest isn’t full? Richard Adams is spending some time on one of the Pacific Islands — Alcatraz. Farming makes Kenny Sailors and Milford Kirken-dall dizzy. They get all tangled up in the rotation of crops. “Chief” Nanomantube was making millions until a few weeks ago. His press broke downl Myron Shubert had had a busy day. He graduated from N. U. and applied for his old age pension at the same time. Dean Grantham is a qualified physicist, having received his B. S., Ph. D., C. O. D., P. D. Q., and is now working on his I. Q. Jim Ankrom is still doing the same thing he always did for a living — as little as possible. After ten years Barb Randall has published her ten volume analysis of “Alice in Wonderland.” Gertrude Collier and Elaine Henke’s journalistic ability has stood them in good stead. Their new book, “The Way to Happiness” or “Life Outside of High School,” is a great success. Don Stewart and Norma Runyan have created a new jitterbug step known as the “Worm-eaten Crab Apple.” It’s really mellow! Fastest Man Alive, Bill Dorste, the human bullet of the racetrack — so say the reporters — drives the “Lazy Angel” like a fast fool. Orson Welles didn’t have anything on Corene Griffiths. In her latest production, “Caressing Corene,” she played a dual role. Corky wrote the play, Corky directed the play, Corky produced the play, Corky had the lead in the play — (Who do you suppose painted the scenery????) I took out the last pamphlet. It was as startling as the rest. Barb Colbert is not alive any more. She blew such a resounding blast on her trombone that it backfired ! Lou Rita Sanchez FALLS CITY HIGH SCHOOL STADIUM SENIOR CLASS WILL Last Will and Testament TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: We, the Class of 1952, of Falls City, in the County of Richardson and State of Nebraska, considering the uncertainty of the world about us, and being of sound mind and memory, do make and publish this our last will and testament in the manner and form following, that is to say— First, we appoint R. W. Sympson of Falls City, Nebraska, as Executor of this our last will and testament and do empower him to divide all our personal and real estate property in the manner and form as follows. Second, we desire that all our just debts be paid providing there is enough money in the treasury to pay them — if not we wish that said debts be forgotten. Personally we bequeath as follows— To the Juniors we leave our throne of superiority through which we have so nobly taught the underclassmen how to respect the teachers. To the Sophomores we leave a wheelbarrow to carry their biology books around. To the Freshmen we gladly give the enjoyment of taking the oncoming Freshmen to the country. (Beware of Mr. Weddel’s lectures!) To Mr. Andrews and Mr. Weddel we leave our sincere gratitude for helping shove us over the great cliff of learning. To Mr. Burkel we leave an extra “ice cream suit for those rainy nights out on the football field. To Mrs. Cummins we leave an x-ray machine that will enable her to look into a freshman’s head to see if he has acquired any of her lectures. To Mr. Cummins we leave a supply of nickels to be passed out during his “true-false” tests. To Miss Fase we leave an automatic checking machine to aid her in grading those “errorless typing papers” — one that will detect erasures! To Miss Graves we leave — still tempted by those wonderful odors from cooking lab. To Mrs. Hahn we leave an electric gum disposal. Now your girls will be in gym instead of Study Hall. To Mr. Hansen we leave a first-aid kit in case he should miss a nail sometime in the future. To Mr. Hatch we leave an “easy-to-read” joke book in case he is called on too many times to speak in convocation. To Mr. Henderson we leave a tip. To Mr. Hudson we leave all the underclassmen with their speech defects. Otay, Missr Husson? To Mr. Jones we leave, hoping he will some day get that new super laboratory — the old one is slightly used. To Miss Jorn we leave a year’s supply of gasoline. Those week end trips to Verdon take quite a bit. To Mrs. Kinkead we leave our hopes that in the future an arrangement can be made between her and Mac concerning athletes that sing. To Mrs. Kline we leave all of our knowledge that she put into our heads to those lucky underclassmen. To Mrs. Mackey (the blushing bride) we leave a set of regulations of the armed forces. To Mr. Mclntire we leave our hope that the future will include just as many successful athletic seasons as this one did. To Miss Sheehan we leave a sledge hammer so that she may pound English into the heads of oncoming freshmen. To Miss Shook we leave our nomination for President of the United States — that is, if she’ll admit she’s thirty-five. To Mr. Simon we leave a gross of pencils. After all it’s not his fault he has to write down so many names to report at 4:00 o’clock. To Mr. Sympson we leave our wishes for many years of happy married life. To Mr. Thomsen we leave a “Simon Legree” whip so that he may reduce the noise on second floor in style. Richard Adams leaves his ability to cheat the parking meters to Carl Vanderveen, not that Carl needs any ideas! Robert Albright leaves his cave-man tactics to Charlie Williams. Shirley Albright leaves her blonde hair to Sheila Yoder. Hershel Anderson leaves all the gum under his desk to Ralph Nelson. Jim Ankrom leaves his numerous car horns to Chuck Baker. Barbara Apel leaves singing “Nothing Can Stop the Air Force Cadets.” Charles Asendorf leaves his “big he-man ways” to George “Man-Mountain” Hunker. Ralph Birdsley leaves his knowledge and ability to drive to Richard Wiedmaier, whom we think can use it. Harlan Boatman leaves his dentist smile to Shirley Hamm. Barbara Colbert leaves her study lamp to Roger Kiek-haefer. Gertrude Collier leaves for Hiawatha. Bruce Cooper leaves his fiddle to anyone who likes to fiddle around. Donna DeRoin leaves her silence in study hall to Kay Shouse and Janis Scholz. Carol Diefenderfer leaves her “never-fail method” of how to get thin to Marlene Prior. Bill Dorste leaves school, still trying to find a way to drive a car without the use of either of his hands. Jerry Downey leaves his formula for titian red hair to anyone desiring a copy. Don’t break your legs trying to be the first one there, freshmen. Ralph Ducy leaves his “Oakland” to anyone who has enough patience to make it run. Arleta Durfee leaves her angora sweaters to her sister, Twila; on both they look swell. Peggy Eickhoff leaves her perfect form to Marcelle Brauer. Elaine Fryer leaves with a desire for more knowledge. Jean Gerweck leaves as silently as she came. Dean Grantham leaves his sister, Winnie, to carry on the Grantham tradition. Corene Griffiths leaves her school girl complexion to Linda Buthman. Dolores Groff leaves her coalfire socks and jeans to Joan Clumpner. Roger Hahn leaves about one-half dozen girls to look for another ride to school next year. Beverly Hays leaves her freckles to her sister, Pat — I’m sure you appreciate that, Pat. Elaine Henke leaves many boys without sufficient reading material in study hall. Too bad Elaine’s notes were not donated to the school library. Keith Herbster leaves nothing; he lost it all when he started going with Corene Griffiths. Joan Hopp leaves her satisfied air to Helen Witt-rock. Eddie Huber leaves his motherly advice to anyone having love troubles. Eilene Hullman leaves her silence to Gail Ruegge. Vernon Hunzeker leaves his trips to Lincoln to Beaky Jones. Merle Joy leaves his shoes to anyone who wishes to become “a big squeek” in Falls City High School. Jo Ann Joy leaves in her Kaiser. Garry Kirkendall leaves one history book and one American Govt, book (slightly used) to the highest bidder. Milford Kirkendall leaves gladly to any FFA boy first class information on how to raise peanuts in Alaska. Charles Kottich leaves his handsomeness to some underclassman whose ambition it is to appear on television. Robert Kratz leaves his blushing grin to Gary Wamsley. Mary Helen Krueger leaves her car and a cloud of smoke to Rex Bartley. Carolyn Little leaves little; she’s taking it all with her! Karl Lock leaves Mr. Simon minus a very loyal, studious history pupil. Ann Lunsford leaves the art of keeping a deep wave in her hair to Sarol “Mabel” Wiltse. Marjorie (hold-your-man) Myers leaves her handcuffs to Joyce Miller. Wayne Nanomantube leaves — you’ll live, girls. Marceile Nutzman leaves her stand-in with the teachers to Leslie Groff. John Parrish leaves his Chevie to anyone owning an oil well. Marlin Peck leaves for the farm — to work! Joan Pollard leaves all her charms to Leah Ketter. Ann Pool leaves her skill in note writing to Mary Lou Dykes. Kenny Prater leaves his Dodge to anyone with a dollar ninety-eight. Robert Prater leaves his report card to the Smithsonian Institute. Donna Preusse leaves flying high so no one will “Fuller” Barbara Randall leaves all her junior boy friends to the girls of the class from which they came. Ward Reesman leaves, but he will be waiting outside to mooch a cigarette. Pat Richmond leaves her natural looks to Pat Johnson for Sunday wear. Norma Runyan leaves her perfect marcel to Lillian’s Beauty Shop. Kenneth Sailors leaves everything he has if he just graduates. Lou Sanchez leaves her meek and innocent ways to Kay Kirk. Marilyn Schmutzer leaves her solemn ways to Jim Chaffee. Dick Schock leaves as a charmer of the fairer sex. Jim Shields leaves his ability to play basketball to anyone desiring to become a member of the Harlem Globe Trotters. Myron Shubert leaves, handcuffed to Marjorie Meyers. Donald Stewart leaves his book on “How to Dance” to George Percell. David Stratton leaves with the front seat of his convertible minus Doris Hillyer. Alice Todd leaves her edition of “My Moments in Love” for the nominal sum of ten cents. Dorothy Vaughn leaves her sweet personality to anyone desiring to be well liked. Velda Vogt leaves her date book to anyone asking for it. Girls, the opportunity of a lifetime! Terry Vonderschmidt leaves a portion of his excess height to Ruth Ruegge, providing, of course, she puts it to good use. Bob Wadsworth leaves to pump air into Ralph Ducy’s tires so they can make that long, long trip to Hiawatha. Bob Yanike leaves his ability to play the saxophone to anyone else who happens to be “great.” Dick Young leaves his position as “official woman hater” to Ernie Ridgeway. Robert Zeigler leaves his affection for Hershel Anderson to one (?) of the weaker sex. Coleen Zimmerman leaves her sweet voice to anyone wishing to become a telephone operator. Glenda Zoucha leaves her Venus-like figure to Ann Carter. Signed before me, John Be Wise, Notary Public qejis Tlio Juniors Sophomores Freshmen BETTY ADAMS GRACIELOU BABB NORMAN AUE GEORGIA BAUER GEORGE BAUMAN BETTY BELL RAMONA BIRDSLEY SHIRLEY BRAZAU MARY BRIGHT ANN CARTER JOAN CLUMPNER SHIRLEY DODDS JACK DOUGLAS CHARLES EBEL JANET EDWARDS DOUGLAS GIBSON WAYNE GILBERT CHARLES BAKER HERMAN BAUMAN BILL BEDWELL DZLMAR BOWERS MARCELLE BRAUER SHIRLEY BUCHHOLZ LINDA BUTHMAN LEONARD CRAWLEY KAY DE WALD JIM DUNN BEVERLY DYKES VERNAL FALLER ROSALIE FINCK EVELYN GOLTZ GRETCHEN GREEN ELMER HAHN SHIRLEY HAMM DORIS HILLYER ARVID HOEL BILL JONES LOY JONES KAY KIRK BETTY KIRKENDALL RICHARD LUKE GLENDA LUNSFORD ELAINE MEYERS JOYCE MILLER HAROLD NIEDFELDT RAY NIEMEYER GAILYA PERCIVAL SALLY POAGE JACK HENLEY NORMA HERSCHBERGER DALE HUETTNER GEORGE HUNKER LEAH KETTER GENE KILLINGSWORTH KENNETH KOEHLER DALE KRAUSE BYRON MARTENY TOM MARTIN BILL MILLER CAROL MOREHEAD GERALD NOLTE BOB NORTON CAROLYN RAYMOND VIRGINIA REAVIS ERNIE RIDGEWAY MAX ROLAND DONNA SCHATZ JOANNE SHUBERT WILBUR TISDEL CARL VANDERVEEN GARY WAMSLEY JOYCE WAMSLEY HELEN WITTROCK MARJORIE WITTROCK PHYLLIS YOST CAROLE ZENTNER RUTH RUEGGE DALLAS RUNYAN MELBA SIMON SHIRLEY STEINHAUER MARVIN VINSONHALER EDWARD VOLLMER ARCHIE WEAVER RICHARD WIEDMAIER SAROL WILTSE ROSALIE YORK WAUNETTA ZIMMERMAN JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President.........................................................Glenda Lunsford Vice-President.......................................................Charles Baker Secretary-Treasurer.....................................................Leah Ketter Activity Committee..................Carl Vanderveen, Bill Bedwell, Virginia Reavis JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY It was a bleak, misty clay in the fall of 1949 when a band of knowledge-seeking pilgrims viewed the foreboding structure of the higher halls of learning. We sighed — a rather frightened sigh, and perhaps our knees were shaking a bit, for we knew the tales of what had happened to freshmen before us — but, nevertheless, we gallantly trudged up the big steps which were soon to become so much a part of our lives. We made many futile trips looking for the elevator and many of us were carried off by some upperclassman to do “a little something extra.” However, we survived nicely, and to prove we couldn't be licked — with the able help of Miss Graves and Mr. Hansen, our sponsors — we elected Douglas Gibson, president; Ernie Ridgeway, vice-president; and Sally Poage, secretary-treasurer. We even had a voice in the activities and we chose Ann Carter and Carl Vanderveen to represent us. Although we supposedly were small and insignificant, our older brothers and sisters knew we were there because many of us took active part in school activities. You could see our faces in physical education, band, glee club, and chorus. When the pictures were taken for the honor roll, many of us were there. Doug Gibson, adding greater fame to our name, won a basketball letter, and Carol Morehead was elected cheerleader. Our little band of Pilgrims had blazed the trail nicely and we came back in the fall of 1950 ready to do our bit even better than before. First, advised by Mrs. Cummins, Miss Fase, and Miss Shook, we elected the heads of our Pilgrim band. These were: Leah Rae Ketter, president; Charles Baker, vice-president; Helen Wittrock, secretary-treasurer; and Glenda Lunsford and Sarol Wiltse in the activities. We were ready to carry our share of the load; and to prove it Bill Bedwell, Douglas Gibson, Ernie Ridgeway, and Carl Vanderveen earned football letters. Later in the year Douglas Gibson, Delmar Bowers and Bob Norton rallied and lettered in basketball. We sent Doris Hillyer and Virginia Reavis to represent us at the State Band Clinic. Helen Wittrock went, too, but under the chorus department. Carol Morehead again represented us in the cheering squad, and Doug Gibson and Carl Vanderveen earned a letter in track. Our faces were again seen in the many extracurricular activities and on the honor roll. Yes, we had blazed our track a little further through the forest of ignorance. We came back in the fall of 1951 aware of the new responsibility of being upperclassmen. Ready and able to do our job, an older, wiser Pilgrim group, directed by Miss Shook, Miss Fase, Mr. Hansen, and Mrs. Hahn, we elected Glenda Lunsford, president; Charles Baker, vice-president; Leah Ketter, secretary-treasurer; and Bill Bedwell, Virginia Reavis and Carl Vanderveen to augment the activities committee. We knew we had to set a good example for the under classmen, so Charles Baker, Bill Bedwell, Leonard Crawley, Charlie Ebel, Doug Gibson, Dale Huettner, Gene Killingsworth, Gerald Nolte, Bob Norton, Ernie Ridgeway, Carl Vanderveen and Richard Wiedmeir hustled about and earned football letters. Later on, Douglas Gibson, Delmar Bowers and Bob Norton received basketball awards; and in the spring, many of them received letters in track. We elected Linda Buthman and Carol Morehead to represent us on the cheering squad. Virginia Reavis went to the State Band Clinic for us, accompanied by Donna Schatz and Helen Wittrock, whom we sent to the Chorus Clinic. We took a big part in the Cornhusker County Government; we added new names to the honor roll; and we took part in the District Band and Chorus Contests at Auburn. At the District Speech Contest at Peru, George Hunker stepped into the limelight and earned a Superior in his original oration. We girls finally earned some letters, too. Those receiving their first State G. A. A. awards were: Mar-celle Brauer, Shirley Brazau, Ramona Birdsley, Shirley Buchholz, Linda Buthman, Ann Carter, Kay Dewald, Shirley Dodds, Rosalie Finck, Shirley Hamm, Kay Kirk, Elaine Meyers, Carol Morehead, Joyce Miller, Gailya Percival, Virginia Reavis, Donna Schatz, Shirley Stein-hauer, Joyce Wamsley, Sarol Wiltse, Helen Wittrock, Phyllis Yost, Rosalie York and Carole Zentner. On December 14, 1951, at 8:00 p. m. the Junior Class presented — to one of the biggest houses yet, by the way — their play, Street of Dreams, under the direction of Miss Sukovaty. It was a fine play, and we had lots of fun putting it on. Those included in the cast were: Gretchen Green, Ann Carter, Leah Ketter, Betty Bell, Linda Buthman, Carol Morehead, Sally Poage, Carole Zentner. Shirley Buchholz, Charles Baker, Gary Wamsley, George Hunker, Carolyn Raymond, and Jim Dunn. Helen Wittrock spoke between acts, Virginia Reavis was narrator, Rosalie Finck. Georgia Bauer, Helen Wittrock and Jo Ann Clumpner were prompters. Our stage managers were Douglas Gibson and Dale Krause; Kay Kirk and Virginia Reavis were the stage decorators and had charge of costumes. Shirley Hamm had charge of publicity, and Virginia Reavis, tickets. Our last act as juniors, the climax of our first three years, was the banquet which we gave for the seniors on May 3, 1952. We hated to see our senior friends go, but we all had a grand time, even though it was farewell. —And now we Pilgrims are a little tired, as we’ve had a long , hard pull, so we’re going to rest in order that we can come back refreshed Pilgrims and complete the final chapter of our journey next year. —Linda Buthman SOPHOMORES Front row (left to right) : Robert Lewis. Dan Lippold. Richard Me-Millen. Adrienne McMillen. Vivian Mclivain, Glen Murphy, Elsie Milliron, Ralph Nelson, Hetty Nitzsche. Patsy Noll. Carol Orr. Gary Peck. Larry Peck, Gail Pickard. Rametta Ramsey. Second row: George Percell. Paul Schatz, Gail Ruegge, LaWanda Ruegge, Alice Richmond. Darlene Remmers, Paul Rieger, Marilyn Slagle. Joan Scheitel. Carole Sander. Kay Shouse. Janice Scholz. Patricia Stalder, Rosalie Spahr, Beverly Shaw. Sheila Yoder. Don Ziegler. Third row: Eugene Ramer. Paul Spaulding, Hill Sorenson. Henry Schwartz, Gary Schlicker. Lester Shaw. Raymond Simon. Hob Sutter. Gary Tudor. Harvey Voll-mer. Gary Wiar, David Wetmore. Virginia Weinert, Harbara Wing. Marilyn Winsor, Charles Williams. Front row (left to right): Andy Asendorf. Shirley Apcl, Ruth Bachman, Hetty Bentley, Neal Bachman, Rex Hartley. Don Bek, Kenneth Hippes, Ronald Bisseg-ger. Vernal Brocker. Fayrene Brown, James Chaffee. Monte Cox. Beverly Clark. Second row: Doris Constantine. Beverly Crofford. Marna Curncs, Joyce Dean, James Dougherty, Mary Lou Dykes, Delbert Eick-hoff. Keith Fryer. Georgia Franke, I eslie Groff, Harbara Gilliland. Norma Godeman, Winifred Grantham. Robert Hazelwood. Third row: Marjorie Hahn. Jack Hixson, Patricia Johnson. Betty Joy, Ksborn James. Hill Jahn. Richard Jenkins. Jack Kelly, Roger Kiekhaefer. Lois Kirken-dall, June Kirkendall. Lorna Kelly. FRESHMEN Seated (left to right): Louise Lock, Beverly Lunsford, Kay Ludwig, Beth Lennemnn. Larry Little, Allan Lenncman, Bob Larkin, Jim Lunsford. Patricia McGuire, Kay McCutcheon, Susan Mitchell, Alice Manoli. Sandra Mumm, Jerry Marteny, Gary Morris, Bob Miller, John Messer. Second row: Virgil Mullens, Glenn Nutzman, Barbara Stewart, Joy Smith, Patricia Hue, Gloria, Ros-chke. Earl Hamer, Marilyn Strecker, Alice Vogele, Honnie Speers. Dan Sargent, David Sic-kel, Dale Schulenberg. Gertrude Wells. Bob Yost, Tim Zinn, Julie Zimmerman, Marva Zent- ner. Third row: Harold Sudomeier, Connie Schock, Owen Picton, Marlene Prior, Sandra Stednitz. Dwaine Schmutzer, Ronald Schwartz, Ruth Steinhauer. Ralph Ramsey, Allan Shipley. Larry Sailors, Don Vinsonhaler. Donald Wickham, Bob Waggoner, Eleanor Werner, Edwin Stokes, Norma Wymore. Charles New-land. James Siefried, Gary Witt. Front row (left to right): Gary Adams, Tony Algiere, James Aue, Robert Asendorf, Beverly Ank-rom, Walter Arnold. Roy Arnold, John Bennett, Roger Brooks, Jerry Buchholz, Richard Bach, Ann Bedwell, Ruth Bek. Betty Bauman, Neita Jo Bletscher. Audry Bauer. Second row: Don Gentry, Howard Breeden, James Calhoun, Jerry Crawford, Robert Castan. Albert Chestnut, Verna Crawley, Patricia Darling. Twila Durfee, Julia Dowell, Marilyn Kbel, Ramon Eickhoff, Roger Eickhoff, DarIcon Fritz, Jerry Fallcr, Bob Garland, J ere Kelly, Marion Kerns. Third row: Eugene Gilmore. Marvin Goltz, Virginia Griffiths. Barbara L. Gilliland. Mary Lou Haeffele. Mary Anne Hahn. Marjorie Hartman. Alice Hullman. Norma Hunker. Nels Kjeldaen. N rma Hunzeker, Joan Kirken-dall. Dan Harper. Donald Henke. Dick Kuker. Marvin Heineman. Lyell Bremser, popular sports announcer for KFAB, speaking at the annual Rotary Club Football Banquet held at Weaver Hotel. Dawson, Sacred Heart, and Falls City High School football squads, which were honored guests at the annual Rotary Club Football Banquet. Rotarians and football players enjoying themselves at the annual banquet. qejts AnMUiMcina lnsic FALLS CITY Front row (left to right): Betty Joy, Solly Pooge, Terry Vonderschmidt, Norma Wymore, Joyce Miller, Morilyn Ebel, Virginia Griffiths, Susan Mitchell, Anno Mae Stout, Potricio Johnson, Doris Hillycr, Grctchcn Greene. Second row (left to right): Shirley Steinhauer, Beverly Dykes, Mary Helen Krueger, Kay Kirk, Gcorgio Ruth Bauer, Shirley Apel, Winifred Grontham, Owen Picton, Elaine Meyers, Beverly Ankrom, Marjorie Hartman, Dwane Schmutzer, J. D. Kelly, Betsy Hartman, Joyce Dean, George Hunker, Dolores Groff, Arvid Hoel, Robert Prater, Third row (left to right): Shirley Brazau, Ann Carter, Morceille Brouer, Ruth Ruegge, Georgia Franke, Mary Beth Lenneman, Morlene Fryer, Ramon Eickhoff, ill-llUuinkl HIGH SCHOOL BAND Dean Grantham, Wayne Gilbert, Richard Adams, Sarol Wiltse, Barbara Apel, Julia Dowell, Betty Bentley, Linda Buthmon, Bob Yanike, Barbara Gilliland, Ronnie Speers, Jonet Edwards, Virginia Reavis, Helen Wittrock. Fourth row (left to right): Connie Schock, Ann Bedwell, Carolyn Raymond, Corene Griffiths, Carol Morehead, Leah Ketter, Rosalie Spohr, L. R. Burkel, Jr., Patricia Stalder, Janet Bertram, Don Ziegler, John Porrish, Jim Dunn, Don Sargent, Charles Taylor, Marilyn Schmutzer, Charles Baker, Richard Spaulding, Barbara Colbert. Not in picture: Lowell Gaither. ANNUAL CHRISTMAS CONCERT ENGLISH CAROLS 1. Wc Wish You a Merry Christmas 2. Good King Wenseslas 3. Christmas Is Coming High School Choral Ensemble WHITE CHRISTMAS 'TWAS THE NIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMAS Narrator, Bob Yanike — High School Band HAPPY HOLIDAY NOWELL WINTER WONDERLAND JINGLE BELLS Incidental Solo — Woyne Nanomantube High School Girls' Glee Club A MUSICAL CHRISTMAS CARD BEAUTIFUL SAVIOUR BEHOLD THAT STAR Incidental Solo — JoAnne Spahr WHITE CHRISTMAS High School Mixed Chorus IRISH TUNE FROM COUNTY DERRY High School Band A CHRISTMAS FANTASY RUDOLPH THE RED NOSED REINDEER YULETIDE With Candle Procession by Chorus Members, Combined Choir and Band Directors Elizabeth Kinkcad, Vocal L. R. Burkcl, Jr., Band MIXED First row (left to right): Carol Morehead, Corolyn Little, Ann Pool, Patsy Noll, Joon Pollard, Lou Sonchez, Donna Schotz, Shirley Albright, Arlcto Durfce, Koy DeWald, Coleen Zimmerman, Sheila Yoder, Corol Diefenderfer, Mrs. Kinkead. Second row (left to right): Elaine Meyers, Joyce Miller, Helen Wittrock, Dorothy Wymore, Mary Lou Dykes, Allan Lenneman, Paul Schotz, Jim Chaffee, Ernie Ridgeway, Terry Vonderschmidt, Bob Yanike, Georgia Ruth Bauer, Pot Richmond, Barbara Apel, Betty Bentley. CHORUS Third row (left to right : Eloine Fryer, Doris Hillyer, Betty Bell, Jim Shields, Dick Schock, John Porrish, Harlan Boatman, Arvid Hoel, Woyne Gilbert, Ralph Nelson, JoAnne Spahr, Donna Preusse. Fourth row (left to right): Ann Lunsford, Barbara Randall, Jo Ann Joy, Cortne Griffiths, Wayne Nanomantube, Vernon Hunzeker, Bill Bedwell, Gary Wamsley, Charles Baker, Charles Kottich, Archie Weover. Trombone Trio Charles Baker, Barbara Colbert, Marilyn Schmutzcr Drum Major and Majorettes Robert Yanike Marlene Prior, Joyce Miller Kay Kirk, Shirley Steinhauer, Rosalie Spahr, Patricia Johnson Brass Choir Seated (left to right): Barbara Colbert, Marjorie Hartman, Charles Baker, Lowell Goither, Dolores Groff, Betsy Hartman, Arvid Hoel, Robert Prater. Standing: Richard Adams, Patricia Stalder, Don Ziegler, Wayne Gilbert. Woodwind Ensemble Front row (left to right): Janet Edwards, Ronnie Speers, Virginia Reavis, Barbara Gilliland. Second row: Betty Joy, Sally Pooge, Norma Wymore, Terry Vonderschmidt. Third row: Ann Carter, Shirley Steinhauer, Beverly Dykes, Shirley Brazau. Band Officers Seated (left to right': Robert Yanike, Sorol Wiltse, Richard Adams, Barbara Apel. Standing: Virginia Reavis, Potricia Staldcr, Carolyn Raymond, Wayne Gilbert, Terry Vondcrschmidt, Betsy Hartman. Saxophone Quartette Left to right: Robert Yanike, Sarol Wiltse, Linda Buthman, Barbaro Apel. Boys' Chorus Standing (left to right): Wayne Nanomontubc, Dick Schock, Paul Schatz, Arvid Hoel, Ernie Ridgeway, Mrs. Kinkcad, Terry Vonder-schmidt, Byron Marteny, Harlan Boatman, Allan Lenneman, Don Harper. Second row: Ralph Nelson, Bob Yanike, Jerry Faller, Myron Shubert, Loy Jones, Gary Wamsley, Bill Dorste, Jim Shields, David Wetmorc, Jim Chaffee, Jere Kelly. Third row: Ramon Eickhoff, Kenneth Sailors, Vernon Hunzeker, Charles Baker, Bill Bedwell, Archie Weaver, Roger Eickhoff, Wayne Gilbert, John Parrish, Harold Suedemeir, Dean Grantham. Boys' Quartette Wayne Nanomantube, Richard Schock, Robert Yanike, Rolph Nelson. Girls' Glee Club Front row (left to right): Mrs. Kinkeod, Doris Hillyer, Borboro Crofford, Corolyn Little, Lou Sanchez, Marjorie Meyers, Joyce Miller, Eloine Meyers, Ann Carter, Donna Schotz, Shiela Yoder, Coleen Zimmerman, Doris Constantine. Second row: Corol Morehead, Elaine Henke, Merilyn Winsor, Ann Lunsford, Ann Pool, Barbara Apel, Helen Wittrock, Sally Poage, Joon Pollard, Shirley Albright, Arleta Durfee, Corol Diefenderfer, Phyllis Yost. Third row: Betty Adams, Carole Sander, Ruth Bachman, Adrienne McMillan, Mory Lou Dykes, Joon Hopp, Alice Todd, Patsy Noll, Jonis Scholz, Georgio Ruth Bauer, Rosalie Finck, Rosolie York, Betty Bentley. Fourth row: Kay DeWald, Darlene Remmers, Fayrene Brown, Elaine Fryer, Jo Ann Joy, Linda Buthman, Corene Griffiths, Barbara Randall, Dorothy Vaughn, Ruth Ruegge, Marjorie Wittrock, La Wanda Ruegge, Rosalie Spahr, Donna Preusse, JoAnne Spahr. Girls' Chorus Front row (left to right): Helen Wittrock, Norma Godemon, Barbara Wing, Barboro Crofford, Carolyn Little, Lou Rita Sanchez, Marjorie Meyers, Joyce Miller, Doris Hillyer, Ann Carter, Donna Schotz, Barbara Stewart, Mory Anne Hahn, Carol Diefenderfer, Colcen Zimmerman, Koy McCutcheon, Doris Constantine. Second row: Elaine Henke, Mcrlyn Winsor, Lorna Kelly, Betty Adorns, Beverly Show, June Kirkendall, Ann Lunsford, Ann Pool, Mary Lou Dykes, Joon Pollard, Audrey Bauer, Betty Bentley, Sheila Yoder, Shirley Albright, Arlcta Durfec, Normo Herschberger, Rosalie York, Gloria Roschke. Third row: Sally Pooge, Ruth Steinhouer, Corole Sander, Ruth Bachmon, Melba Simon, Ruth Bek, Elaine Fryer, Barbara Apcl, Joon Hopp, Alice Todd, Linda Buth-man, LaWondo Rucgge, Patsy Noll, Janice Scholz, Joann Scheitel, Alice Hullmon, Georgia Ruth Bauer, Phyllis Yost, Mory Lou Haeffele. Fourth row: Carol Orr, Betty Nitschke, Darlene Remmcrs, Fayrene Brown, Kay DeWold, Beverly Lunsford, Adriene McMillan, JoAnn Joy, Dorothy Wymore, Corene Griffiths, Barbara Randall, Ruth Ruegge, Morjorie Wittrock, Kay Ludwig, Dolores Groff, Rosalie Spahr, Donna Preusse, Jo Ann Spahr, Rosalie Finck. Girls' Ensemble Front row (left to right): Carolyn Little, Lou Sanchez, Joan Pollard, Donna Schatz, Sheila Yoder. Second row: Helen Wittrock, Patsy Noll, Donna Prcusse, Coleen Zimmerman. Third row: Corene Griffiths, Dorothy Wymore, Jo Anne Spahr. Cheerleaders Sheila Yoder, Joan Pollard, Linda Buthman, Carol Morchead, Barbara Apel. Frankie and Johnny Joan Pollard, Gary Lee Kirkendall, Lou Sanchez. 4GJIB AmhxmmxUhjg, Dramatics and Speech Junior Class Play, Street of Dreams Front row I left to right): Charles Baker, Linda Buthman, Grctchcn Green, Mrs. Mackey, Carol Morchcod, Leah Ketter, Ann Carter, George Hunker. Second row: Gary Wamsley, Carolyn Raymond, Carole Zentner, Sally Poage, Rosalie Finck, Shirley Buchholz. Third row: Helen Wittrock, Jim Dunn, Dale Krause, Douglas Gibson, Georgia Ruth Bouer, Koy Kirk, Virginia Reavis. CAST CECILY.......................................Gretchen Green BONNIE...........................................Ann Carter ANASTASIA....................................Leah Rae Ketter LINDA.......................................Linda Buthman OLIVE.......................................Carol Morehead EVELYN...........................................Sally Poage INGRID...............................................Carol Zentner MRS. STOCKTON......................................Shirley Buchholz TONY.........................................Charles Baker MR. JUSTIN...................................Gary Wamsley ROSCOE.......................................George Hunker VIRGINIA..................................Carolyn Raymond CLYDE KIRBY......................................Jim Dunn JEAN ............................................Betty Bell BETWEEN ACTS.................................Helen Wittrock PROMPTERS.......................Rosalie Finck, Georgia Bauer, Helen Wittrock, JoAnn Clumpner STAGE...........................Dale Krause, Douglas Gibson PUBLICITY........Shirley Hamm, Elaine Meyers, Helen Wittrock TICKETS......................................Virginia Reavis COSTUMES...........................Virginia Reavis, Kay Kirk Senior Class Play You Can't Take It With You Front row (left to right : Lou Sanchez, Barbara Apcl, Beverly Hays, Arleta Durfee, Joan Pollard, Elaine Fryer, Carol Diefenderfer, Carolyn Little, Alice Todd. Second row: Terry Vonderschmidt, Ann Pool, JoAnne Spahr, Joan Hopp, Corene Griffiths, Barbara Randall, Glenda Zoucha, Dick Young, Richard Adams, Dick Schock. Third row: Marlin Peck, Kenneth Prater, Ward Reesmon, Dean Grantham, Charles Kottich, Ralph Ducy, Jim Shields, Robert Yanike. CAST PENELOPE SYCAMORE...............................Alice Todd ESSIE...........................................Joan Pollord RHEBA....................................Carol Diefenderfer PAUL SYCAMORE................................Word Reesmon MR. DE PINNA....................................Marlin Peck ED..............................................Dick Young DONALD..........................................Jim Shields MARTIN VANDERHOF................................Dick Schock ALICE...........................................Lou Sanchez HENDERSON.......................................Ralph Ducy TONY KIRBY...................................Richard Adorns BORIS KOLENKHOV......................................Charles Kottich GAY WELLINGTON...............................Carolyn Little MR. KIRBY....................................Robert Yanike MRS. KIRBY............................... ..Barbara Randall G MAN........................................Dean Grantham THE PLUMBER..................................Kenneth Proter OLGA............................................Elaine Fryer STAGE MANAGER............................Terry Vonderschmidt COSTUMES, MAKE-UP, PUBLICITY............Joan Hopp, Ann Pool, Jo Anne Spahr, Corene Griffiths, Glenda Zoucha, Barbara Apel, Beverly Hayes, Arleta Durfee. Special Guest' Front row (left to right): Ann Carter, Gretchen Green, Lcoh Kctter, Janet Edwords. Second row: Ward Reesmon, Gory Wamsley, Dick Adams. Third row: Jim Dunn, Dale Krause. B. S. A. .............George Hunker Superior 'THE MADMAN ..............Alice Todd Excellent SCHOOL PROGRAM . Lou Rita Sonchcz Superior POETRY ........................Joan Pollard Excellent NEWSCASTING .................Robert Yanike Excellent Individual Speech Contestants Front row (left to right): Lou Sanchez, Alice Todd, Joan Pollard. Second row: George Hunker, Robert Yanike. WINNING ONE ACT PLAY SPECIAL GUEST CAST ROBERT NORTON....... Ward Reesman JOHN................Gary Wamsley EDWARD................Dick Adams NORA..............Gretchen Green MISS MADISON.......Leah Rae Kctter SOUND .....Jim Dunn and Dale Krause PROMOTERS. Ann Carter, Janet Edwards qejts AiMXUiMcin Atlileties Coach Jack Mclntire and Assistant Coach Bob Henderson Coach Mclntire and his assistant coach, Bob Henderson, have compiled an enviable record since coming to Falls City High School in 1946 Four football championships (1946-1947-1940-1951 , four basketball championships (1947-1948-1951-1952); five straight track championships (1947-1948-1949-1950-1951) speak for themselves. The Tigers have been perennial contenders in Nebraska athletics for many years. Captain Wayne Nanomantube Chief Chief has proved to be one of the most dependable athletes developed at Falls City High School He has earned eleven sports letters during his four years of competition. Four were in football, four in basketball, and three in track. He was selected on the All Conference Football team and received honorable mention on the All State eleven two years. In basketball he was chosen on the All Conference second team during his |umor year, and the All Conference first team his senior year. He has contributed much to athletics at Falls City High School Football Squad ROSTER RECORD Front row (left to right): Don Horper (student manager), Charles Ebel, Leonord Crowley, Dale Huettner, Ernie Ridgeway, Douglas Gibson, Dick Young, Charles Baker, Robert Wadsworth, Richard Weidemeir, FALLS CITY TECUMSEH o FALLS CITY ATCHISON 18 Rolph Ducy, Robert Norton, Ed Huber, Dick Schock, Bill Bedwell, Jim Ankrom. FALLS CITY PAWNEE CITY o Second row: Coach Mclntire, Henry Schwartz, Gary Adams, Julius Zimmerman, Roger Eickhoff, Ralph FALLS CITY BEATRICE 34 Nelson, Jack Henley, Bill Sorenson, Leslie Groff, Gary Wiar, Richard Adams, Gene Killingsworth, Archie Weover, Kenneth Koehler, Gerald Nolte, Milford Kirkendall, Neal Bachman, Jim Lunsford, FALLS CITY PLATTSMOUTH Jack Kelly, Robert Lewis, Assistant Coach Henderson. FALLS CITY NEBRASKA CITY Third row: Gail Ruegge, Morvin Heineman, Kenneth Bippes, Jerry Crofford, Tim Zinn, Don Vinsonhaler, Jomes Sefried, Poul Rieger, Gory Tudor, Richard McMillen, Richard Jenkins, Rex Bartley, Lorry FALLS CITY AUBURN FALLS CITY FAIRBURY c Sailors, Nels Kjeldsen, Richard Luke, Jerry Buchholz, Allan Shipley, Robert Miller, Jock Hixson, Bill John. FALLS CITY HIAWATHA Football Lettermen GARY ADAMS RICHARD ADAMS Back Bock First Letter First Letter REX BARTLEY BILL BEDWELL Bock Tackle First Letter Second Letter CHARLES EBEL DOUGLAS GIBSON End Quarter First Letter Second Letter All Conference JAMES ANKROM CHARLES BAKER Guard Guard Second Letter First Letter LEONARD CRAWLEY Tackle First Letter RALPH DUCY Tackle Third Letter All Conference ED HUBER DALE HUETTNER End Back First Letter First Letter Football Lettermen GENE KILLINGSWORTH JIM LUNSFORD MILFORD KIRKENDALL WAYNE NANOMANTUBE End Tackle Back Back First Letter First Letter First Letter Fourth Letter Captain All Conference All State—Honorable Mention GERALD NOLTE BOB NORTON ERNIE RIDGEWAY d;ck schock Guard Center Back Back First Letter First Letter All Conference— Honorable Mention Second Letter Second Letter All Conference— Second Team CARL VANDERVEEN BOB WADSWORTH RICHARD WEIDEMEIR DICK YOUNG End Guard Tackle Back Second Letter Second Letter First Letter First Letter All Conference— Honorable Mention FOOTBALL With the hopes of regaining the Southeastern Conference Championship, the Bengals of Coach Jack Mclntire and Assistant Coach Bob Henderson opened practice the fourth week in August. Nine lettermen were included in the large squad which reported to Coach Mclntire. The Bengals in winning 7 and losing 2 games, won the coveted Conference Championship. In winning the crown, the tigers displayed outstanding hustle and spirited team play shown to them under the expert tutelage of their very able coaches. Coach Mclntire employed the split T formation, a formation which stresses a brilliant passing attack together with a powerful ground machine. The Bengal master worked his squad hard, and when game time came around, he found his spirited hopefuls in fine shape, mentally and physically. The Cats showed their claws in their opening game with Tecumseh to the tune of 33-0. The Bengals lost their next outing to Atchison 18-6. They split their next two games, defeating the defending Conference champs, Pawnee City, 45-6 before losing to Beatrice 34-0. The Mclntire men then set to work and won their last five contests. They defeated Plattsmouth 27-7, Nebraska City 38-12, Auburn 39-13, Fairbury 27-6, and Hiawatha 27-6. FALLS CITY—33 TECUMSEH—0 The Bengals of Coach Mclntire opened the 1951 football season with a rout of Tecumseh. Dick Young, senior “scatback,” scored two touchdowns for the locals. Doug Gibson, Wayne Nanomantube, Ed Huber all added single touchdowns. FALLS CITY—6 ATCHISON—18 Playing on a rain-soaked field in Jayhawk country, the Cats came out on the short end of a 18-6 score. The Falls City eleven bogged down numerous times and failed to score. “Chief” scored the lone tally for the Bengals. FALLS CITY—45 PAWNEE CITY—0 Pawnee City proved to be of little trouble as the high geared locals rolled up a 45-6 score. Nanomantube led the scoring with two touchdowns as Dick Schock, Bob Miller, Gary Adams, Dale Huettner, and Hoot Gibson all scored single touchdowns. FALLS CITY—0 BEATRICE—34 Again playing on a rain-swept gridiron, the Orangemen from Beatrice handed the Orange and Black eleven a 34-0 lacing. Bill Hawkins, popular choice for All-State, led the victors to their decisive victory. FALLS CITY—27 PLATTSMOUTH—7 The Bengals got back in the win column at the expense of the Blue Devils of Plattsmouth. Nanomantube again led the locals by scoring two touchdowns and adding three extra points. Gibson and Vanderveen added single six-pointers. FALLS CITY—38 NEBRASKA CITY—12 Sparkling runs and brilliant line play was the feature of the Tiger defeat of the Nebraska City Pioneers to the tune of 38-12. Quarterback Doug Gibson unleashed several long runs, one of which accounted for 81 yards. “Hoot” completed eight out of nine passes and crossed into pay dirt twice himself. “Chief” also scored two touchdowns. It was the best display of football put on by the Bengals in their nine-game slate. FALLS CITY—39 AUBURN—13 Continuing down the victory trail, the Mclntire men clinched the Southeastern Conference Championship by HIAWATHA—6 downing: the Auburn Bulldogs to the chant of 39-13. Halfback Young scored two touchdowns for the new conference champs. Julie Zimmerman, Gibson, Adams, and “Chief” all scored single tallies. FALLS CITY—27 FAIRBURY—6 With the Mclntire men scoring machine operating with full efficiency, the Bengals tacked a 27-6 defeat on the Fairbury Jeffs. Dick Schock, playing his finest game of the year, led the Cats with two touchdowns. Gibson and Nanomantube both rushed over single touchdowns. FALLS CITY—27 Again invading Jayhawk territory, the Bengals handed the Hiawatha Indians a 27-6 defeat. Although playing in sub-zero weather, the Cats played red hot football in capturing their seventh win of the season, hd Huber, Gibson, Schock and Nanomantube all scored touchdowns with “Chief” adding three gratis points. Wayne Nanomantube led the scoring for the Tigers, scoring 79 points. The Bengal ace scored 11 touchdowns and 13 extra points. Quarterback Doug Gibson was runner-up with 48 points on 8 touchdowns. Following them in the race were seniors Dick Young and Dick Schock with 31 points apiece. Freshman Football Squad Coach: Jack Mclntire Assistant Coach: Bob Henderson Seoted (left to right): Robert Miller, Julius Zimmerman, Jerry Buchholz, Gary Adams, Student Manager Dan Harper. Second row: Marvin Hcincman, Jim Lunsford, Roger Eickhoff, Jerry Crofford, Tim Zinn. Third row: Don Vinsonhaler, Jim Sefried, Larry Sailors, Allan Shipley. LEONARD CRAWLEY JIM LUNSFORD JULIUS ZIMMERMAN DALE HUETTNER RICHARD ADAMS GARY ADAMS DOUGLAS GIBSON and BOB NORTON CHARLES BAKER GERALD NOLTE GENE KILLINGSWORTH, MILFORD KIRKENDALL CHARLES EBEL ERNIE RIDGEWAY BILL BEDWELL RICHARD WEIDMEIR RALPH DUCY ROBERT WADSWORTH JIM ANKROM ED HUBER RICHARD SCHOCK DICK YOUNG A STARTING LINEUP Basketball Squad Front row I left to right): Coach Mclntire, Wayne Nanomontube, Bab Norton, Kenneth Prater, Douglas Gibson, Vernon Hunzekcr, Jim Shields, Dick Schock, Richard Adams (student manager . Second row: Julius Zimmerman, Ernie Ridgeway, Bill Sorensen, Gory Tudor, Nels Kjeldsen, Leslie Groff, Charles Ebel, Robert Miller. Third row: Tim Zinn, Roger Eickhoff, Rex Bartley, Ralph Nelson, Larry Sailors, Jim Lunsford, Jerry Buchholz, Gary Adams. SEASON'S FALLS CITY.................44 FALLS CITY.................37 FALLS CITY.................55 FALLS CITY.................39 FALLS CITY.................56 FALLS CITY.................24 FALLS CITY.................43 FALLS CITY.................66 FALLS CITY.................38 FALLS CITY.................46 FALLS CITY.................36 FALLS CITY.................53 FALLS CITY.................46 FALLS CITY.................52 FALLS CITY.................44 FALLS CITY.................28 RECORD HIAWATHA, KANSAS.......38 TECUMSEH ..............36 AUBURN ................35 BEATRICE ..............31 PAWNEE CITY............37 FAIRBURY ..............32 NEBRASKA CITY..........23 AUBURN ................31 NORTHEAST .............30 TECUMSEH ..............45 LINCOLN ...............41 PLATTSMOUTH ...........42 PAWNEE CITY............15 HIAWATHA, KANSAS.......47 OMAHA NORTH............36 NEBRASKA CITY..........25 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT FALLS CITY.........47 NEBRASKA CITY.....19 FALLS CITY.........53 FAIRBURY .........35 FALLS CITY.........40 NORTHEAST ........47 STATE TOURNAMENT FALLS CITY 48 SCOTTSBLUFF 49 Basketball Lettermen RICHARD ADAMS Student Manager Senior First Letter DELMAR BOWERS Forward Junior Second Letter DOUGLAS GIBSON Forward Junior Third Letter All Conference H M. All State LESLIE GROFF Guard Sophomore First Letter VERNON HUNZEKER Guard Senior Second Letter NELS KJELDSEN Center Freshman First Letter WAYNE NANOMANTUBE Guard Senior Fourth Letter All Conference H M. All State BOB NORTON Guard Junior Second Letter KENNETH PRATER Center Senior Second Letter All Conference DICK SCHOCK Forward Senior Second Letter JIM SHIELDS Forward Senior First Letter All Conference BILL SORENSEN Forward Sophomore First Letter SV i S C rf. 3 3 i 23 HUNZEKER GIBSON NORTON SHIELDS NANOMANTUBE SCHOCK GROFF PRATER KJELDSEN BASKETBALL Boasting a fine 16-4 record, the Basket Benders of Coach Jack Mclntire retained the coveted Southeastern Conference championship. Four games were lost, all to Class A schools — Fairbury 32-24, Lincoln 41-36, Northeast 47-40, and Scottsbluff 49-48. Two of these defeats were avenged — the Cats beat Fairbury 63-35, and Northeast 38-30. There were many factors which led the Bengal Five up the victory trail. Constant hustle, outstanding defensive play and coupled with fine tutelage from Coach Mclntire were the main cogs in the drive. The Tigers ended the regular season with the best defensive record in Class A play. The Bengal defense yielded a mere 33 points a game compared a 45 point offensive record of the locals. The Bengal’s scoring machine was the most balanced in years. Four men scored over 150 or more points. Douglas Gibson was the top scorer, pushing in 210 points. Jim Shields potted 195, Wayne Nanomantube followed with 169, and Kenny Prater added 164. FALLS CITY—44 HIAWATHA, KS.—38 The Bengals opened their regular season with a 44-38 win over the Hiawatha Indians. Although looking green at times, the Mclntire Five showed great promise. Kenny Prater and Bob Morton led the Tiger march with 10 points each. FALLS CITY—37 TECUMSEH—36 The Tigers, on a last second free throw by Ken Prater, won a hair-tingling contest from their Southeastern Conference rivals, the Tecumseh Indians. The victory was the first in the Conference race. FALLS CITY—55 AUBURN—35 Keeping their Conference slate clean, the Bengals ran away from the Auburn Bulldogs to the tune of 55 to 35. Prater continued in his point-making ways by meshing 16 points. FALLS CITY—39 BEATRICE—31 With their first taste of Class A competition, the Cats showed their team balance and spirit in defeating Beatrice by a score of 39-31. FALLS CITY—56 PAWNEE CITY—37 Again showing their team balance, the Tigers routed the Indians by a 56-37 score. Doug Gibson, Wayne Nanomantube, Ken Prater and Jim Shields all hit for 12 points. FALLS CITY—24 FAIRBURY—32 Suffering from a cold night from the floor, the Bengals had their first loss of the season. The Cats hit but 14 per cent of their shots form the floor. FALLS CITY—43 NEBRASKA CITY—23 With both teams playing a sloppy brand of ball, the Tigers gained an unimpressive victory from Nebraska City 43-23. FALLS CITY—66 AUBURN—31 Auburn fell victim to a hot Bengal Five. The Tiger first string hit an amazing 50 per cent of their shots. Nanomantube hit for 16 points. FALLS CITY—38 NORTHEAST—30 An inspired Falls City Club snatched a 38-30 decision from the Northeast Rockets. The Lincolnites were rated Number 2 Team by the A. P. weekly poll and were favored to win this one. FALLS CITY—46 TECUMSEH—45 With views of a clear cut Conference Championship, the Bengals traveled to Tecumseh. Although the Cats found themselves behind for the most part of the game, they put on a last quarter spurt and stalled out a 46-45 decision. FALLS CITY—36 LINCOLN HIGH—41 Letting an early lead slip away, the Bengals dropped a tough decision to Lincoln High by a score of 41-36. The Cats led throughout three quarters of the contest. FALLS CITY—53 PLATTSMOUTH—42 The Plattsmouth Blue Devils became the tenth basketball victim of the Tigers. The Cats defeated the surprisingly tough Blue Devils by a 53-42 score. The Locals hit a fine 41 per cent of their shots. FALLS CITY—46 PAWNEE CITY—15 The Tigers kept the Conference slate clean with a 46 to 15 decision of Pawnee City. The visitors got only 12 shots from the floor against a tight Tiger defense. The victory gave the Tigers an undisputed Conference Championship. FALLS CITY—52 HIAWATHA—47 Scoring 11 straight points to open the fourth and final quarter, the Tigers scored a 52-47 uphill decision from the Indians on the Jayhawk boards. Shields, Gibson and Prater scored 19, 16 and 10 points respectively. FALLS CITY—44 OMAHA NORTH—36 The Bengals ended their home schedule with a wild 44-36 win over the North Vikings. The Tigers hit 7 free throws in the last 20 seconds to preserve the win. Gibson was high with 16 points, and Nanomantube followed with 11. Prater played an outstanding floor game. FALLS CITY—28 NEBRASKA CITY—25 Despite a bad night, the Cats annexed an unimpressive 28-25 victory over the Nebraska City Pioneers. Both teams were cold from the floor and from the free-throw line. FALLS CITY—47 NEBRASKA CITY—19 Playing an improved brand of ball, the Nebraska City quintet fell before a heavy Bengal onslaught 47-19. The victory gave the Tigers a chance for further tournament honors. FALLS CITY—53 FAIRBURY—35 With a ticket to the State Meet at stake, the Tigers ran away from the Jeffs 53-35. Gibson hit for 16 points. The win assured a trip to Lincoln for the Cats. FALLS CITY—40 NORTHEAST—47 The Bengals ran up against the revenge-seeking Northeast Rockets. This time the Capital City Five defeated the Bengals 47-40. Gibson again hit for 16. FALLS CITY—48 SCOTTSBLUFF—49 In the opening round of the state tournament at Lincoln the Mclntire Five lost a heart-breaker to Scottsbluff 49-48. Wayne Nanomantube, playing his finest game of the year, led the Bengals with 16 points. The Bluffers went on to win the state crown by defeating Omaha Creighton Prep and Fremont. Freshman Basketball Squad Front row (left to right : Jim Lunsford, Jerry Buchholz, Roger Eickhoff, Robert Miller, Gory Adorns. Second row: Tim Zinn, Lorry Sailors, Nels Kjcdsen, Julius Zimmerman, Coach Mclntire. Track Squad Front row (left to right): Student Manager Bob Norton, Assistant Coach Henderson, Richard Adorns, Charles Boker, Chorles Ebel, Dale Huettner, Corl Vandervecn, Gary Tudor, Vernon Hunzeker, Dick Young, Ed Huber, Douglas Gibson, Wayne Nanomantubc, Dick Schock, Milford Kirkendall, Jim Shields, Richard Weidemeir, Jim Lunsford, Neal Bachmon, Gary Adams, Coach Mclntirc. Second row: Albert Chestnut, Keith Herbster, Richard Luke, Mox Roland, Kenneth Koehler, Bill Bedwcll, Rolph Ducy, Gary Wior, Rolph Nelson, Jack Hixson, Allon Shipley, Vernal Faller, Ernie Ridgeway, Leslie Groff, Morvin Heineman, Nels Kjeldsen. Third row: Paul Schotz, John Bennett, Bob Larkin, Morvin Goltz, Edwin Stokes, Gerald Nolte, Edward Vollmer, Archie Weaver, Jack Kelly, Robert Lewis, John Messer, Robert Miller, Roger Eickhoff, Jerry Buchholz, Lorry Sailors, Bill Sorenson, Rex Bartley, Roger Hohn, Gary Wamsley. Fourth row: Julius Zimmerman, Byron Morteny, Harold Niedfelt, Richard McMillen, Roger Kiekhaefer, Delmar Bowers, Richard Jenkins, George Bauman, Henry Schwartz, Ramon Eickhoff, Raymond Niemayer, Dwaine Schmutzer, Dan Harper, Bob Sutter, Gory Peck, Jim Sefried, Tim Zinn, Carl Vanderveen, Eugene Killings-worth, Monte Cox. Boys' Physical Education Front row (left to right): Morvin Goltz, Edwin Stokes, Robert Schwartz, Ralph Ramsey, Roymond Niemoyer, Robert Krotz, Keith Herbster, Corl Vanderveen, Max Roland, Bob Waggoner, Virgil Mullins, Gail Pickard, Marion Kerns, Bobby Yost, Morvin Heinemon. Second row: Albert Chestnut, Allan Shipley, John Messer, Allan Lcnneman, Byron Morteny, Morlin Peck, Roger Hohn, George Boumon, Jock Kelly, Donald Henke, Delbert Eickhoff, Jim Chaffee, Roger Brooks, Jim Calhoon, Tom Martin, Gail Ruegge. Third row: John Bennett, Bob Sutter, Gary Peck, Dale Huettncr, Bill Sorenson, Delmor Bowers, Leslie Groff, Edward Vollmer, Richard Bach, Marvin Vinsonholer, Gerald Nolte, Harvey Vollmer, Raymond Goolsby, Gory Schlicker, Don Vinsonholer, Donald Wickham, Kenneth Bippes, Esborn James. qejts, AHMOMtcU+lCf, Ip iris riiysieal Education Girls' Physical Education Front row (left to right : Lou Sonchez, Joan Pollard, Rosalie York, Shirley Dodds, Potty Rue, Barbara Wing, June Kirkcndall, Betty Bell, Thelma Eickhoff, Sondra Mumm, Alice Manoli, Ann Carter, Norma Hunker, Gloria Roschke, Barbara Apel, Joyce Miller, Georgia Franke, Sheilo Yoder, Kay McCutcheon, Rosalie Finck. Third row: Beverly Hays, Ann Pool, Gracielou Babb, Shirley Buchholz, Carole Zentncr, Gailya Percival, Peggy Eickhoff, Kay Shouse, Norma Hunzeker, Carol Morehead, Donna De Roin, Joan Hopp, Glenda Zoucha, Joy Smith, Sondra Stednitz, Mary Anne Hahn, Elaine Meyers, Donna Schatz, Audrey Bauer, Dollie Robertson, Patsy Noll, Lo Wanda Ruegge, Eleanor Werner, Elsie Milliron, Ruth Bek, Twila Durfee. Second row: RoMctta Ramsey, Patricio Darling, Patricia McGuire, Kay De Wald, Ramona Birdsley, Kay Kirk, Virginia Reavis, Glenda Lunsford, Shirley Stcinhaucr, Mary Dykes, Patricia Stolder, Adrienne McMillen, Shirley Apel, Shirley Brazau, Gertrude Wells, Arleta Durfee, Shirley Albright, Wounetta Zimmcrmon, Beverly Shaw, Verna Crowley, Betty Joy, Marilyn Slagle, Patricia Johnson, Phyllis Yost. Fourth row: Marceillc Brauer, Marva Zcntner, Shirley Hamm, Joyce Wamsley, Beverly Clark, Vivian Mcllvain, JoAnn Joy, Barbaro Randall, Alice Todd, Linda Buthman, Ruth Ruegge, Virginia Weinert, Corcne Griffiths, Sarol Wiltse, Helen Wittrock, Barbara Gilliland, Marna Curnes, JoAnn Scheitel, Gertrude Collier, Darlene Fritz, Velda Vogt, Louise Lock, Marilyn Strecker, Alice Richmond, Betty Bauman. Front row (left to rgiht': Joan Pollard, Lou Sanchez, Beverly Hoys, Arleta Durfee, Peggy Eickhoff. Second row: Donno DcRoin, Joan Hopp, Glcndo Zoucho, Borboro Randall, Alice Todd, Shirley Albright. Third row: JoAnn Joy, Veldo Vogt, Corenc Griffiths. First State G. A. A. Awards Front row Heft to right� : Shirley Brozau, Shirley Dodds, Joyce Miller , Elaine Meyers, Donna Schatz, Ann Carter. Second row: Ramona Birdsley, Shirley Buchholz, Rosalie York, Virginio Reavis, Koy Kirk, Carol Morchcad, Helen Wittrock, Sorol Wiltse. Third row: Koy DcWold, Goilya Percival, Rosalie Finck, Carole Zcnt.ier, Joyce Wamsley, Morceille Brauer, Undo Buthman, Shirley Hamm, Shirley Steinhaucr, Phyllis Yost. Second State G. A. A. Awards Champion Soccer Team Front row (left to right): Joy Smith, JoAnn Scheitel, Donna DeRoin, Mory Dykes, Potricia Stolder, Georgia Franke, Shirley Apel. Second row: Borbora Randall, Ruth Ruegge, Vivian Mcllvoin, Elsie Milliron, Adrienne McMillen, Norma Hunker. Third row: Sandra Stcdnitz, Alice Todd, LoWanda Ruegge, Beverly Clark, Morno Curnes. Champion Hockey Team First row (left to right): Shirley Dodds, Shirley Bra-zau, Glenda Lunsford, Goilyo Percival, Patty Rue. Second row: Joyce Womsley, Betty Baumon, Louise Lock, Eleanor Werner, Potricia Darling. AMERICAN TAP DANCE ITALIAN DANCE G. A. A. Officers Front row (left to right': Corcnc Griffiths, Alice Todd, Donna De Roin. Second row: Patricia Stalder, Arleta Durfec. Third row: Sheilo Yoder. Carolyn Little as Miss Falls City Each year a senior girl is selected by her classmates to represent them as Miss Falls City at the anuual Halloween Festival held at Hiawatha, Kansas. It is at this event that she appears on a special float in the parade and competes with representatives of surrounding towns for the honor of Queen of the Festival. qe M AnniiUMJciHjCj, ORANGE AND BLACK STAFF CHEERLEADERS STUDENT ACTIVITY COMMITTEE TRADES AND INDUSTRIES FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA BOYS' AND GIRLS' COUNTY GOVERNMENT HONOR ROLL Orange and Black Seated (left to right): Barbara Apel, Charles Kottich, Alice Todd, Carolyn Little, Robert Yanike, Dick Schock, Glenda Zoucha. Standing: Corene Griffiths, Keith Herbster, Joan Pollard, Wayne Nanomantube, Donna DeRoin, Barbara Colbert, Jim Shields, Lou Sanchez. Staff Charles Kottich...... Dick Schock.......... Alice Todd............ Bob Yanike........... Barbara Colbert...... Lou Rita Sanchez..... Carolyn Little....... Jim Shields........... Joan Pollard......... Wayne Nanomantube Corene Griffiths...... Keith Herbster....... Donna De Roin........ Glenda Zoucha. ...... Barbara Apel......... ....................Co-Editor ...................Co-Editor ...........Business Manager Assistant Business Manager ........Senior Class History .....Senior Class Prophecy ...........Senior Class Will ...............Sports Editor ...........Snapshot Editor .............Sales Promotion ................Music Editor .............Academic Editor .....Girls' Physical Education .......................Typist .......................Typist Cheerleaders Sheila Yoder, Joan Pollord, Carol Morehcad, Linda Buthman, Barbara Apcl. Student Activity Committee Seated I left to right): Woyne Nanomantube, Beth Lenneman, Vernon Hunzeker, Virginia Reavis, Bill Bedwell. Standing: Dick Schock, Roger Kiekhaefer, Carl Vanderveen, Gail Rickard. Not pictured: Potricia Darling. Trades and Industries Front row (left to right): Julius Zimmerman, Robert Zciglcr, Wil'aur Tisdel, Robert Kratz, Harold Suedcmeir, Don Harper. Second row: Gory Schlickcr, Le Roy Murphy, Charles Newland, Paul Rieger, Bill Jones, Mr. Hansen. Third row: Raymond Simon, Robert Wadsworth, Kenneth Prater, Dick Young, Myron Shubert. Fourth row: Keith Fryer, Loy Jones, Ed Huber, Charles Asendorf, Ralph Nelson. Future Farmers of America Front row (left to right : Dole Schulenberg, Edwin Stokes, Larry Little, Gail Ruegge, Robert Castan, Milford Kirkendoll, Glen Nutzman, Howard Breeden, Gory Kirkendoll, Mr. Hatch. Second row: David Sickel, Walter Arnold, Albert Chestnut, Roy Arnold, Marvin Goltz, Marlin Peck, David Stratton, Dale Huettner, Leonard Crawley, Gary Witt, Bob Garland, Kenneth Bippes. Third row: Ralph Birdsley, Dollos Runyon, Esborn James, George Baumon, Neal Bachman, Raymond Niemoyer, Gary Peck, Bob Sutter, Delbert Eickhoff, Max Roland, Jerry Faller. Fourth row: Dwaine Schmutzer, Richard Coupe, William Schawang, Gene Gilmore, John Parrish, Vernal Faller, Edward Vollmer, Charles Ebel, Harvey Vollmer, Kenneth Sailors, Bill Dorste, Gerald Nolte. Cornhusker Boys' and Girls' County Government Front row (left to right): Arvid Hoel, George Hunker, Corol Morehcad, Bill Bedwell, Jack Henley, Solly Pooge, Joyce Miller, Shirley Steinhauer, Sorol Wiltse, Virginio Reavis, Douglas Gibson, Gerold Nolte, Charles Ebcl, Charles Baker. Second row: Ann Corter, Shirley Brazau, Shirley Buchholz, Janet Edwards, Glenda Lunsford, Leah Kettcr, Phyllis Yost, Ruth Ruegge, Betty Bell, Carole Zentner, Lindo Buthman, Carolyn Raymond, Wounetto Zimmermon, Elaine Meyers. Third row: Wayne Gilbert, Kenneth Koehler, Ernie Ridgeway, Robert Norton, Richard Wcidcmeir, Archie Weaver, Gory Wamsley, Elmer Hohn, Edward Vollmer, Helen Wittrock, Gretchen Green, Donna Schatz. County Assessor........ County Attorney........ County Clerk........... County Commissioner.... Clerk of District Court County Jud e........... County Recorder........ ........Arvid Hoel ....Carol Morehcad ....George Hunker ......Chorles Ebel ......Joyce Miller ......Bill Bedwell Shirley Steinhauer County Sheriff......... County Superintendent County Treasurer....... Assistance Director.... Extension Agent........ Engineer............... Service Officer........ Douglas Gibson .....Solly Poage Virginia Reovis ....Sarol Wiltse ....Jock Henley ...Charles Baker ...Gerald Nolte Honor Roll Front row (left to right): Corol Moreheod, Ann Carter, Virginio Rcavis, Kay Kirk, Dolores Groff, Alice Todd, Corol Diefenderfer, Connie Schock, Donna DeRoin, Joan Pollard, Barbara Randall, Corcnc Griffiths, Betty Bauman, Shirley Brazou. Second row; Alice Manoli, Gory Adorns, Ann Bedwell, Julia Dowell, Barbara Gilliland, Susan Mitchell, Gloria Roschke, Joy Smith, Georgia Bauer, Ann Pool, Shirley Dodds, Eleanor Wist, Barbara Apcl, Sarol Wiltse, Helen Wittrock, Jo Anne Spahr, Dole Schulenberg. Third row: Betty Bentley, Barbora A. Gilliland, Betty Joy, Patsy Noll, La Wanda Ruegge, Marilyn Slagle, Potricio Stalder, Sheila Yoder, Shirley Buchholz, Koy Ludwig, Dan Sargent, Janet Edwards, Doris Hillycr, Shirley Apel, Donna Schatz, Jo Ann Shubert, Carolyn Raymond, Patricia Johnson. Fourth row: Marvin Goltz, Marjorie Wittrock, Keith Herbster, Robert Yanikc, Dick Schock, Jim Shields, Charles Kottich, Virginia Weinert, Robert Miller, Gary Morris, Linda Buthman, Shirley Hamm, George Hunker, Leah Kctter, Betty Kirkcn-dall, Gailya Percival, Sally Poage, Vernal Brocker. Fifth row: Ronnie Speers, Jerry Buchholz, Roger Eickhoff, Robert Lewis, Roger Hahn, Herman Bauman, Edward Vollmer, Richord Bach, Nels Kjeldsen, Harold Suedemeir, Barbara Colbert, JoAnn Joy, Glenda Zoucha, Elaine Fryer, Velda Vogt, Gary Peck, Neal Bachman, Milford Kirkendall, Carole Zentner. A SCENE FROM SPECIAL GUEST A SCENE FROM SPARKIN' Bob Yonike ond Joon Pollord. A TRADES AND INDUSTRIES PICNIC A FINE FALLS CITY RESIDENCE BUILT BY THE TRADES AND INDUSTRIES DEPARTMENT. THE TRADES CLASS COMPLETING A ROOF. SLAVE DANCE OWEN MORRIS AND FRANK ZENTNER, CUSTODIANS FAMILIAR FACES SOCIAL LIFE AT FALLS CITY HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS AND FACULTY FAMILIAR GROUPS r - —■ STRAUSS FARM EQUIPMENT COMPANY FERGUSON SYSTEM ■ � Weaver Motor Sales Oldsmobile-Cadillac 1824 Stone Street Phone 147 Plumbing and Heating Security Furnaces and Water Heaters M. CONNOR Fleskoski's Food Basket FRUITS, VEGETABLES, GROCERIES AND MEATS Shop at Your Convenience Ample Parking Space Always EBEL SEED COMPANY Hortmon and Sumner FARM SEED, FERTILIZER, CHEMICALS, FEED, BABY CHICKS West 14th Street Phone 71 HECK FURNITURE Corbon J. Taylor EXCHANGE We Buy, Sell, Trade New and Used Furniture Phone 101 New York Life Insurance Co. RAY'S RADIO b TELEVISION 1922 Lane Street Falls City, Nebraska Sales and Service PHONE 911 Telephone Black 169 For Your Bulldozing Needs See or Coll JONES, SMITH and JONES Phone Red 564 or Black 1049 Falls City, Nebraska ARMBRUSTER MOTOR CO. YOUR DODGE AND PLYMOUTH DEALER Across From City Auditorium Phone 869 This Yearbook Wos Printed by WING PRINTING CO. The Orange and Black Staff Thank the Businessmen of Falls City Who ST. JOSEPH, MISSOURI Helped Make This Book Possible — ► T. L. KNISELY INSURANCE First National Bank Phone 786 — HOME OWNED GROCERIES , _ . GROCERIES FRUIT IGA FRUIT MEAT MEAT SUPER MARKET ED SCHLERETH Buyers of Old Iron — Hides — Furs Res. Phone 566 Office Phone 663 114 E. 7th Street 1709 Chase Street THE CHIROPRACTIC HEALTH CENTER DR. L. H. BURDICK, D. C. LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S READY-TO-WEAR SCHOCK'S STORE FALLS CITY, NEBRASKA REX jo nd DRUGS W X 'LOWEST PRICES'' BAKER'S BAKERY j Wedding, Birthday, and Party Cakes Our Specialty j 1713 Stone Street Falls City, Nebraska Phone 712 j Famous Shoe Service Shop FOR BETTER SHOE REPAIR William Kollos D. E. FOX, 0. D. OPTOMETRIST Falls City, Nebrasko PENNEY'S FOR BETTER VALUES MAKE OUR STORE YOUR STORE MONTGOMERY -WARD CO. 1802 Stone Street Falls City, Nebraska Phone 775—Catalog Order Desk Phone 774—Retail Store DR. L. V. BRENNAN M. D. CHAT'N NIBBLE FOUNTAIN AND LUNCHEONETTE HOME-MADE CANDY Quality ond Service DAN C. ARENDT CLOTHING CO. HOME OF HART, SCHAFFNER AND MARX CLOTHES The VOGUE Ready-to-Wear THE FIRST WITH THE LATEST Shoes Children's Wear Kentopp Auto Co. BU ICK Sales and Service Phone 363 1811 Stone Street BROADSTONE'S DRIVE IN You Flash!! — We Dash!! Phone 1099 North Highway 73 Dr. Robert P. Hoban Dr. John D. Hoban Dentists FALLS CITY, NEBRASKA DAL'S BARBER SHOP Weaver Hotel Falls City, Nebraska FALLS CITY CLEANERS Tom Frehse Phone 583 1608 Stone Street T. L. DAVIES JEWELER GIFTS — Quality That Counts for Over 50 Years — Wiltse - Goldsmith - Wiltse Abstract Company 1623 Stone Street Phone 226 FALLS CITY, NEBRASKA JENNE'S Ladies' Ready-to-Wear 1505 STONE STREET Home Owned Store Falls City Federal Savings and Loan Association Caverzagie's Drug Store Prescriptions — Toilet Goods Drugs — Gifts HENLEY COMPANY Insurance The Gas Service Co. BROWN'S SHOE FIT CO. A Fit for Every Foot Natural Gas for the Home and Industry — SHOES FITTED BY X-RAY — FALTER'S TUCKER'S HARDWARE Everything in Sporting Goods and Hardware Phone 72 The Clothing Corner Since 1916 DR. JOSEPH L. SANCHEZ In Falls City, Nebraska DENTIST X-Ray Phone 54S Slocum Building HAROLD L. GURSKE AURILLA SMART SHOP Featuring Ready-to-Wear Accessories Attorney-at-Law Hotel Weaver Building FALLS CITY AUTO SUPPLY AUTOMOTIVE JOBBERS Phone 642 Falls City, Nebraska C. L. HUSTEAD, M. D. S. D. COWAN, M. D. EARS, EYES, NOSE AND THROAT LINCOLN LIBERTY LIFE INSURANCE CO. Policies for Protection and Savings DALE M. DUNN District Office, 1614 Stone Street Phone 575 S. D. COWAN, D. D. FALLS CITY, NEBRASKA GERHARDT'S RADIO ELECTRIC CO. Everything Electrical for the Home CUMMINS TYPEWRITER COMPANY SALES — RENTALS — REPAIRS BROWN'S CAFE GOOD FOOD IS GOOD HEALTH E. J. MOREHEAD AUTO CO. CHEVROLET SALES AND SERVICE 24-HOUR WRECKER SERVICE LARSON VAN STORAGE Local and Long Distance Moving MOVING — PACKING — CRATING Bonded Storage New and Used Furniture for Sole — Same Location — SARGENT JEWELRY KEEPSAKE DIAMONDS BULOVA, HAMILTON WATCHES HOTEL WEAVER COFFEE SHOP MITCHELL-WINDLE — Ford and Mercury Sales and Service — FALLS CITY, NEBRASKA RIVOLI THEATRE OIL CITY For the Best in Entertainment MARK TEFFT SHOE CO. Dress, Sport, and Walking Shoes Sizes 4 to 10 in AAAA to C — Shop at Tefft's 1616 Stone Street Foils City, Nebr. W. D. KETTER, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON BAKER'S INSURANCE Dearie Baker, Owner Telephone 980 P. 0. Box 5 1815 Stone St. Falls City, Nebraska IDEAL CLEANERS Stacy Hoy Phone 611 1817 Harlan Street — 30 Years in Falls City — HUTCHINS' JEWELRY Finest Available DIAMONDS — WATCHES — JEWELRY 1616Vi Stone Street ONE STOP LUNCH 21st and Stone Street Pop Sandwiches Meals Prior Radio £r Refrigeration Gibson Refrigerators and Ranges Admiral and Emerson Sales and Service 1616 Stone St. Phone 507 Quality Products Dependable Service James HV and Premium Motor Oils JAMES OIL COMPANY Save Safely OFFICE PHONE 20 SERVICE PHONE 914 COMPLIMENTS OF FALLS CITY JOURNAL THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Established 1882 Resources Over $6,000,000.00 Member of Federal Reserve and Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Safety — Courtesy — Service GRAHAM LUMBER COMPANY BETTER LUMBER FOR ALL BUILDING Phone 7 BOHRER BROS. MATERIAL CO. JOHNS-MANVILLE PRODUCTS 1705 Chase Street Phone 693 RICHARDSON COUNTY BANK — Dependable Since 1880 — Capital and Surplus $300,000.00 Resources Over Five Million Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation „ . - 4 HINKY-DINKY Compliments of Southeast Nebraska Telephone Co. CONGRATULATIONS It has been a pleasure to work with the Staff and students. MORSMAN STUDIO Distinctive Portraits 2311 STONE STREET COMPLIMENTS OF V. F. W. FALLS CITY, NEBRASKA SHAFFER'S MARKET HY-KLAS FOOD STORE Open Evenings, Sundays, Holidays JEAN CAIN LICHTY TUBACH AGENCY John H. Lichty — Alvin K. Tubach INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE Foils City, Nebraska 111 East 17th Street LESSEL PRINT SHOP Let George Do It WM. SHEPHERD, M. D. DR. H. E. TRACEY GENERAL DENTISTRY X-RAY Richardson County Bank Building Phone 877 FALLS CITY, NEBRASKA FALLS CITY BOWL 111 WEST 17th STREET PHONE 2 E. E. LENNEMANN, M. D. DIAGNOSIS AND X-RAY HILL'S SHOE COMPANY Shoes for the Entire Family X-RAY FITTING Phone 498 HASKELL'S UPHOLSTERY Furniture Repairing UPHOLSTERING — REFINISHING B b E GRILL 116 E. 17th BEST FOOD IN TOWN FALLS CITY AUTO SALVAGE WRECKING CO. Falls City, Nebraska IRMA'S BEAUTY FORUM REVLON PRODUCTS 1524Vi Stone Street Phone 85 EDDE MOTORS Sales — Service PACKARD and WILLYS Cars, Trucks and Jeeps FALLS CITY, NEBRASKA Sherman Edde Phone 796 DORR-PHILPOT FUNERAL HOME 1920 Harlan Street Phone 526 Andrews Monument Works EVERLASTING MEMORIALS Falls City Auburn Nebraska City ELECTRIC TIRE SHOP Service With a Smile Phone 686 Chas. Heineman BUTLER'S FOOD SHOP GOOD THINGS TO EAT QUALITY AND SERVICE Phone 14 VISIT YOUR EARL MAY Nursery and Seed Store FALLS CITY, NEBRASKA EARL MAY QUALITY SEEDS f ■ ——- ————— SIDLES COMPANY Wholesale Automotive PARTS and ACCESSORIES Falls City, Nebraska Phone 534 Richardson Stationery Store Printing — Greeting Cards Office and School Supplies 1622 Stone Street Phone 107B KINSEY'S Norge Appliances Chrysler Airtemp PLUMBING and HEATING CONTRACTS Hardware — Sheet Metal 1621 Chose Street Phone 443 FALLS CITY GRAIN COAL CO. G. A. Crook Wm. H Crook Phone 32 CHAFFEE BEAUTY SHOP 1611 Vi Stone Street Phone 25 SHESTAK DRUG Prescriptions — Drugs — Sodas 1610 Stone Street Phone 191 RUDY'S SMART WEAR FOR WOMEN Ready-to-Wear Millinery Appleoff Appliance Hatchery PLUMBING, HEATING, AND ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS 1613 Stone Street Phone 197 M. F. WILLIAMS HARNESS SHOP TRAPS AND SADDLES General Leather Repair Work CARTER'S CAFE Francis ond Irene Carter, Proprietors 113 E. 16th Street Phone 28 Triangle Electric Service E. A. Lionberger — Howard Craig Electrical Construction and Maintenance Phone 965 Foils City, Nebroska INDEPENDENT LUMBER CO. COAL — LUMBER — BUILDING MATERIAL — PAINT Phone 102 Faller's Sinclair Service OIL —GREASE —CAR WASH —TIRES 1523 Harlan Street BEATY'S MARKET ONE STOP FOOD SHOP 721 Harlan Street Phone 418 [ Friesen Implement Company Your John Deere Dealer WE SERVICE ALL MAKES CHANEY'S Everything to Furnish Your Home at Reasonable Prices E. A. Sailors BULLDOZING 1802 Schoenheit Street Phone Green 645 Castle Home Appliance Co. STEINBRINK'S 1305 Stone Street Phone 610 FALLS CITY, NEBRASKA FEED STORE BAYARD T. CLARK ATTORNEY-AT-LAW SIMANTON b PENCE IF YOU REALLY CARE — BULLOCK'S MARKET GROCERIES — MEATS SANDWICHES — ICE CREAM NELSON'S MARKET Falls City Tractor Service Authorized MEATS —GROCERIES —SCHOOL SUPPLIES 1319 Fulton Street ALLIS-CHALMERS and HUDSON HALLICRAFTERS and RAYTHEON TV Phone 695 North Highway 73 Jones Construction Company GENERAL CONTRACTING 608 West 15th Street Phone Green 849 BREEZY HILL FINE STEAKS AND CHICKEN Two Miles South of Falls City, Nebraska Phone 1011 Phone 1011 Fruits YOU ALWAYS park at Home mT 9th Street Market, Grocery Cafe PHONE 1097 9th AND STONE DR. M. U. BURTON DENTIST Complete X-Ray Phone 656 Office Hours 9:00 to 5:00 Stop at the Northvue Cafe £r Service Station For Good Sandwiches and Conoco Gasoline Falls City Truck Implement Co., Inc. Phone 24 FALLS CITY, NEBRASKA Box 58 Your International and Goodyear Dealer Highway 73 North PAYTON'S LOCKER SYSTEM AND HOME PROCESSING 16th and Barada Phone 733 RAY NOVAK New and Used Cars and Trucks PONTIAC — 1424 Harlan Street PLYMOUTH and DESOTO — 1419 Stone St. FALLS CITY, NEBRASKA SANDROCK AGENCY INSURANCE — LOANS Property Management PHONE 997 Compliments of JOSEPH C. REAVIS GOOD THINGS TO EAT McMAHON'S PHONE 230 MODERN CLEANERS 1507 Stone Street Phone 640 See E. R. MILLER REAL ESTATE AND LOANS Office, 1304 Harlan Street Phone 880 COMPLIMENTS OF Falls City B. P. 0. E. Lodge 963 4 Jesse R. Dunn MASTER PLUMBER Plumbing — Heating and Refrigeration Service Since 1920 1024 Harlan Street COMPLIMENTS OF THE TOWLE REALTY CO. BAUER IMPLEMENT COMPANY Case Implements and Conkey Feeds Funk's G Hybrid Seed Corn 1613 Chase Street Telephone 274 Falls City, Nebraska FALLS CITY HARDWARE O. P. Ward and Faerie Ward, Owners HARDWARE — HOUSEWARE — GIFTS 1609 Stone Street Phone 8 Falls City, Nebraska A. J. SCHNEIDEWIND CABINET AND MILLWORK 211 W. 17th Street, South of Auditorium Falls City, Nebraska WILTSE MACHINERY SUPPLY Ford Farming Means Less Work — More Income Per Acre Barada and 17th Phone 752 COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. DRINK COCA-COLA IN BOTTLES DELICIOUS AND REFRESHING GROVER ULIN BARBER SHOP 110 West 16th Street HILLYARD AND SON Wallpaper — Paint — Glass Auto Glass 1619 Chase Street Phone 360 Williams Paint Store Drapes Paint — Wallpaper — Glass Phone 311 Falls City, Nebraska JOY'S MACHINE SHOP GENERAL MACHINE WORK MAGNETO SERVICE FIELD AND PIPE WELDING 1615 Chase Street I. M. JOY, Owner Phone 246 ■+ Western Auto Associate Store AUTO ACCESSORIES 1521 STONE STREET PHONE 768 GENERAL LOAN CORP. Paul D. Zimmer, Manager 108 West 15th Street Phone 580 H. J. PRICHARD SON CHRYSLER — PLYMOUTH Soles and Service 17th and Chase Streets Phone 404 SAFEWAY STORES REAVIS MACOMBER FURNITURE AND UNDERTAKING MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS AMBULANCE SERVICE If your feet hurt, bring them to the man who knows how to give you relief. JOHN B. WIEZOREK 1504 Stone Street Falls City, Nebraska Compliments of HEASTY W. REESMAN HI-WAY CAFE CHICKEN — STEAKS — FISH DINNERS 14 Mile East of Town on Highwoy 4 Falls City, Nebraska Phone 837 ICE ICE FROZEN FOOD LOCKERS Nebraska Ice and Locker Service Strate Catlett SERVICE STATION FIRESTONE TIRES TEXACO GAS 21st and Towle Streets Phone 738 Ernst Transfer Company FURNITURE MOVING Phone 594 Falls City Wholesale Meat Co. Manufacturers of Favorite Brand Quality Luncheon Meats WITTROCK DAIRY PASTEURIZED DAIRY PRODUCTS ICE CREAM FOUNTAIN SERVICE 1412 Stone Street CENTRAL HOG MARKET — A DAILY MARKET FOR YOUR HOGS — Telephone 899 STRASIL BROS. BLACKSMITH AND WELDING GENERAL FARM REPAIR SHOP Shop Phone 618 Res. Phone Gr. 897 FARMER'S REPAIR MACHINE SHOP Oil Field Welding and Machine Work 1617 Chase St. Phone Res. Wh. 632, Shop 1086 WEST SIDE MARKET GROCERIES — MEATS FRESH FRUITS — VEGETABLES 311 West 21st Street Phone 155 Compliments of ARCHIBALD J. WEAVER JOHN 0. DYBLIE INSULATION ENG. CO. ARMBRUSTER STANDARD SERVICE The Best in Products ond Service 18th and Stone Streets Phone 155 PHILLIPS 66 GASOLINE — LEE TIRES — OILS E. W. Zentner 21st and Chose Phone 636 S. E. Nebraska N. W. Missouri Falls City Mercantile Company Wholesale Grocers — We serve the Independent Home-owned Grocery Stores, Patronize them — they maintain a field of opportunity for youth of any city. S. W. Iowa N. E. Kansas TIRES — TUBES BATTERIES Home and Auto Supplies FIRESTONE STORE 18th and Stone Streets BRYAN MORRIS — AUTO SERVICE — Falls City, Nebraska GATES' TEXACO SERVICE 14th and Harlan Street Falls City, Nebraska TIRES — BATTERIES — ACCESSORIES Phone 961 WITTROCK'S DRIVE IN — FOUNTAIN SERVICE AND FINE FOODS — 11th and Harlan At Your Service CULLIGAN Soft Water Service The Savings Are Greater Than the Cost 111 West 17th St. Phone Green 438 BOATMAN'S Manufacturing Company Manuafacturers of Shade-master and Other Tractor Accessories Falls City, Nebraska S. G. HARPER Grocery and Cafe Best Place to Eat in Town 1018 Stone St. Phone 202 JOHNSON REALTY CO. LOANS and INSURANCE Phone 135 Falls City, Nebraska CONGRATULATIONS TO THE ORANGE AND BLACK FROM FALLS CITY CREAMERY Nemaha Butter — Eggs — Chickens — Turkeys AMOS YODER Wholesale Distributor for Texaco Gasoline Motor Oil and Grease Office Phone 726 Res. Phone Black 715 ENGLEHART ELEVATORS GRAIN — SEED — FEED 214 West 7th Phone 327 Hart - Bartlett - Sturtevant Grain Co. Manufacturers of a Complete Line of Peerless Feed and Minerals Custom Mixing, Grinding and Fertilizer FALLS CITY, NEBRASKA PHONE 33 OR 21 JOY b COOMBES BULLDOZING AND TRUCKING Phone 891 FALLS CITY BODY SHOP Car Painting — Body and Fender Repair 1701 Chase Street Phone 438 STUMP'S BARBER SHOP W. O. Stump 115 WEST 16th STREET FALLS CITY AUCTION Southeast Nebraska's Best Livestock Market Sale Every Saturday PARKER, HECK, SCHEITEL, Operators BERTIE'S GRILL — Good Food for Good Health — Courtesy and Service Our Aim 1624 Harlan St. Phone 791 Wiemers Implement Co. MINNEAPOLIS-MOLINE, OLIVER MASSEY-HARRIS NEW IDEA 4 V ■ ■ ■ - ■ - GLENN D. MARTIN OIL CO. MONARCH PROPANE COMPANY HENRY F. SCHEPMAN F. A. HEBENSTREIT ATTORNEY ATTORNEY OK RUBBER WELDERS MODE O'DAY Complete Tire Service Frock Shop 1321 Stone Phone 233 1616 Stone Street ENJOY LIFE EAT OUT MORE OFTEN FLANAGAN'S NEW GRILL 1507 Harlan Street Phone 601 Best Wishes to the Orange and Black From Your County Officials Virgil Falloon Fred C. Zorn Albert Maust Ed Poteet Hugh McGinnis Ted Yoesel Ben Dale Emma Kieffer Vert Sailors Walter A. Rose Wendell Miller D. H. Weber Henry Bruhn Tom Aitken Vern Atkins -