Friend High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Friend, NE)

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'freshmen BOTTOM ROW: Mary Beth Cogswell, Delores Weber, Lila Kay Buckingham. Patricia Nobbman, Patty Asmus, Ruth Bulwan, Mary Ann McCullough, Delores Hansen. Joan Kucaba, Darlene Thompson, MIDDLE ROW: Mr. Weber. Helen Couch, Donald Burda, Frances Scott, Kathyrn Vohnout, Melvin Pratt. Morris Bender, Rex Kellough, Esther Duba. Helen Rasplicka, Ellis Shutts. TOP ROW: Gayle Dean. Joe Murphy, Lois Meinke. Billy Britton, Bernard Svehla. Patricia Ahern. Betty Surber, Lila Mae Ratliff, Velma Sladek, Carolyn Rohrig. FRESHMEN I-'ROLIC The opening curtain shows thirty-three trembling Hfreshie gals and guys registering at Friend High School, We learned what our four subjects were to be and also that Mr. Weber was to be our homeroom teacher. Soon after the beginning of school we elected our class officers, who were to lead us through our first year. loe Murphy was elected as President: Rex Kellough, Vice-President, Donald Burda, Secretary-Treasurer: loan Kucaba, Class Repre- sentative. Despite the warnings and threats of the seniors, we calmly came forth to receive our torture on September 20. The girls came dressed in men's shirts and bibbed overalls worn backwards and mer1's shoes. Cur hair was worn in a knot upon our heads. The boys donned girls' dresses and high-heeled shoes for the occasion. This was our attire for Act H, which was entitled initiation Our last act, Act lll, is activties. Six freshmen ore in the band, and most of the girls are in glee club and also on the volleyball teams. Several of the boys have gone out for football and basketball. We feel sure that they will make the first team before their high school career is over. loan Kucaba

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cenc I 'football BOTTOM ROW Keith blouse Richard Rohrig Robert Couch Roger Rohrig Paul Bulwan Robert Svehla Linlv Davis M1 Habeiman MIDDLE ROW Joe Svehla Tom Calvert Paul Horner Jim Nelson Loren Ladman John Jewitt TOP ROW Rex Kellough Gene Heckman Daryl Olmsted Bernard Svehla Norman Freeman Jack Conroy Toby McMullen John Bruntz oof al gvmmaini Twenty two energetic football players reported to Coach Haberman at the beginning of the school year to start training for the first eleven man football season in several years Although this was the first time any of our players had played eleven man football and a returning letter man Paul Bulwan was iniured before football season was under way the team still made a good record for Friend High September 23 ln the seasons opener the Bulldogs tied Lincoln Northeast Reserves to a score of l3 13 Being greatly outweighed the Bulldogs fought desperately to the final gun September 3OXFriend met the Wilber Wolverines under the lights at Wilber. The Wolverines proved too speedy and walked away with a 46-l2 victory. This was the first win over Friend in four years. October 7-Friend won its first victory 7-U in a hard fought battle with Weeping Water. Roger Rohrigs intercepted pass return being the lone score for the Friend Bulldogs. October l4f-On another night game away from home Friend met defeat at the hands of a speedy Geneva team. The score ended 25-0 in favor of Geneva. October 21-Friend won its second win of the' year by outplaying Wymore l4-7. November 4-A mighty determined Friend crew overpowered Bcrneston by the score of 20-14. Friend scored the winning touchdown with twenty seconds remaining in the game on a pass from Freeman to Horner. November lleThe Bulldogs before the largest crowd of the season, went down to defeat bv the score of 20-O to Waverly. Waverly had a large team and they played to win. -14-