Friend High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Friend, NE)

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UNIORS TOP ROW left to rrght Joyce Massre Adolf Zumpfe Davrd Thompson, John Jewrtt Frank Grand staff Ernest Glfford, J1m Nelsen Phrl Weber John Kllppenstern Bob Paswaters MIDDLE ROW Mrs Nrcholls Erma Horner Duane Paswaters Roger Helm Conme Sampson Jack Conroy Laverne Hay ek Kelth Heckman Elmer Kraus Joseph Svehla Barbara Kendall BOTTOM ROW Shrrley Duba Ruth Poff Carol Chase Marlene Kennel Ella Mae Zajrc Charlene Weber Gene Heckman Wrlma F lrck NOT PICTURED Tom Calvert The Jumor class play, Off The Track , was presented November 17 after f1ve weeks of practlce The sett1ng of the play was a waysrde rallroad statlon after a traln wreck and the actlon was furn1shed by the detarned passengers The thlrteen characters 1n the play were as follows John Morgan James Nelsen Flrckre Nelsen Barbara Kendall Betty Phxlhps Charlene Weber Joan Parker Wmlma Frck Antoma Guarlno Marlene Kennel B111 L1ndsay Roger Herm Oscar Pozenby Kerth Heckman W11116 Woodson Ph1ll1p Weber Evahna Bumpass Conn1e Sampson Mrs Reginald Vanderventer Erma Horner Mlss P1dg1e McDougal Joyce Massre Sxlas Dobbxns Ernest Grfford Besrdes the cast every member of the class had a part 1n he1p1ng w1th the product1on It s great to be great but rt s greater to be human ' on , . Mrs. Guarino . . . . . . . . Carol Chase

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CLASS PROPHECY As we were begtnmng our short Journey around the world 1n our new Superson1c 51 whtch IS the latest atomxc powered rocket for 1961 we spotted our home town So we dectded to drop down to see who was left of our class of 51 Upon landtng we went dtrectly to the Sentmel for we thought we could get some tnformatton about our classmates there And who d1d we f1nd all covered wtth prlnter s tnk? None other than the former Norma Johnson She was very glad to see us and agreed to show us where all our classmates were But fxrst she explatned about herself seems that betng a farmer s w1fe wasn t enough to keep her busy so she took on the paper for a pas ume Just as we were leavmg a b1g tall farmer walk ed 1n and satd Come on baby let s go have lunch It seems hrs name IS Glllan and henow belongs to Norma So we ventured over to the Greasy Spoon ust across the street for lunch After we had seated ourselves a wartress came up to us rollmgthose b1g brown eyes of hers and sa1d H1 ktds remem ber me? It was our own Donna Pratt now IH charge of the former Reno Cafe It seems that sxnce her very honorable dlscharge from the Waves she had been runnmg the cafe for a frlend a tall dark and handsome one we fearl After lunch Donna offered to take us next door to see Kerth Clouse It seems he and Erma Huber had set up some krnd of a partnershrp rn a new streamlmed 54 to SI OO Store After v1s1t1ng wrth them a whrle we gathered that rt wasn t the kmd of partnershrp Kerth had had rn mtnd Norma and Duane decrded that they had better get out to therr farm so Donna offered to grve us a rrde rn her new yellow convertrble There was only one more classmate remalnlng rn Frrend the for mer Marlan Yokel We drove swrftly out to the Weber farm southwest of town only to f1nd Marran too busy wrth the tw1ns to srt down and vrsxt Next Donna took us to the New Cordova l-hgh School Whom drd we f1nd as supermtendent? None other than Mrss Marllyn Brown the career grrl of our class of 51 School was just out so sne rode along home wrth us As we passed the old McMullen Homestead Supt Brown suggested we stop rn She asked Don t you remember my favortte admrrer Toby Mc Mullen? Of course we remembered htm but we were startled to f1nd he was runmng the old home stead hrmself Naturally he offered to escort Supt Brown on home so we left the happy pa1r to re turn to our Supersonlc 51 After we bade Donna goodbye we journeyed out to the Pac1f1c There we found Admrral Edward H Heckman The stalwart captarn was overjoyedto see us and mtroduced us to h1s crew We notrced a certam Wave who he sa1d was h1s very prxvate secretary She was none other than the former Catherxne Burns Admuall-leckman sa1d he was on h1s way to New York to see the Commander rn Chief of the Arr Force Bob Svehla hrmself S we offered to take htm there tn our Supersonlc 51 Upon arrrval we found General Svehla at the Stork Club berng entertarned by the famous torch srnger Janrce Massre The owner of the Stork Club was our own Betty Svehla Mrss Svehla pornted out the beautrful parntlngs whrch she had mvested rn Our old pal Jenny Vossler the famous commercral artrst had talked Betty 1nto partrng wrth the money to buy some of her pamtrngs Then wejourneyed down to Afrrca to f1nd Elarne Ohs busy wrth her mrssronary work lt seems she had a nattve chref on the strrng then She told us that our old frrend John Ivan Bruntz was only a few mrles from her He had a ntce plantatron on whrch he ratsed Ca1n He had mvested hrs money 1n the largest harem 1n the world Once more we returned to the good old U S A rn search of our other classmates Arr1v1ng tn Chlcago we found Dons McAlp1n as a nurse rn one of the c1ty s largest hospttals She told us of Pro fessor Mernke s accrdent It seems that Jean was experrmennng on a drug better than Hadacol when her apparatus blew up Now Dorrs IS nursrng her back to health We found Paul Horner playmg basketball for the Chrcago All Stars It seems that srnce he learned a l1ttle more about grrls he changed h1s mtnd and went rnto professronal basketball Last of all we found the former Marte Powell rn a small town not far from our home town It seems she has been helprng her Beaver man to run therr new Super Market Before we end th1s account of our Journey we would lrke to say that we have been perfectly sans f1ed wrth our country srnce we elected our former law teacher Mr Calver Presrdent of the Unrted States l never thrnk of the future It comes soon enough 1 . , . , . . . . 1 ' - - - . . . , ' fs 1 . , . .1 - - - 1 - , . , , It , ' . . - 1 ' 1 1 - I . , . - - 11 . 1 ' , , 1 F 1 1 ,, . . . . . . . H ,, . . . . . 1 J 1 - ' 1 1 ' . . ,, . . - - 1 1 ' I H , . . . . . n H , . . . . . , . , 1 ' ' , 1 . . , 1 1 - . , . . . . . , . , . . ,, ,, . . . . . 1 . , . . . , . . . , . 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 . , ' ' ' 1 - 1 1 . , ' - 1 - 1 , - 11 - 1 1 11 - 1 1 ' - 1

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t SOPHOMORES TOP ROW left to rrght Wayne Gallup Morr1s Bender Rex Kellough Bernard Svehla Ph1l Kendall Joe Murphy Melvrn Pratt Patsy Ahern Patty Asmus Lors Mernke Carolyn Rohrrg MIDDLE ROW Mrss Kolar Ellrs Shutts Donald Burda Delorts Hansen Gayle Dean Ruth Bulwan Helen Rasplrcka Sandra McBr1de Mary McCullough Esther Duba BOTTOM ROW Joan Kucaba Helen Couch De lorrs Weber L11a Kay Buckrngham Darlene Thompson Marybeth Cogswell Patrrcra Nobbman NOT PIC TURED Velma Sladek There were twenty seven students enroll ed 1n our class at the beg1nn1ng of the Jomed our stud1ous group There are ten sophomores who are mem bers of the band They are Patty Asmus MOTTIS Bender, Donald Burda, Marybeth Cogswell Joan Kucaba Lors Mernke Patr1c1a Nobbrnan, Helen Rasphcka, Carolyn Rohr1g Darlene Thompson The boys part1c1pat1ng 1n football or bas ketball are Morr1s Bender, Wayne Gallup Rex Kellough Ph1l Kendall Bernard M1ss Kolar was chosen as class sponsor and the followmg people were elected as off1cers Presrdent Rex Kellough V1ce Pres1dent Wayne Gallup Secretary Melv1n Pratt Treasurer Elhs Shutts News Reporter Bernard Svehla We cannot do everyth1ng at once, b t - - 3 ' , . . . , . , school year. Since then, 1Nvo others have Svehla. . : , ' : , , 0 . , . . I 0 O C ' u we can do something at once.