Friend High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Friend, NE)

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PEP CLUB CHEERLEADERS left to nght Cathermne Burns Erma Huber Jen Wertz Rxcky M1lton Elame Ohs Janlce Massxe TOP ROW Cenevxeve Vossler Loxs Memke Darlene Vossler lNorma Johnson Marlon Yokel Patsy Ahern Joyce Massle Janlce Jewxtt Patty Asmus Barbara Yokel Manlyn Brown Erma Horner Jamce Bender Franus Zumpfe Jean Melnke Donna Pratt Mane Powell MIDDLE HOW Mxss Krebs Carol Walbndge Julxa Murray Loxs Rohrlg Peggy C111 Mary Beth Samuelson Janlce Kellough Ruth Bulwan Gayle Dean Belorxs Hansen Barbara Kendall Marlys Bruha Connie Sampson Charlene Weber Joyce Roll Helen Rasplxcka Pat Nobbman 'Vlrs N1cholls BOTTOM ROW Carolyn Rohrrg Dar lene Thompson Marlene Kennel Llla Kay Bucklngham Mary Beth Cogswell Dons McAlp1n Delons TLRED Joan Kucaba Carol Lape CHEERLE DERS CHEERLEADERS Jamce NJHSSIC Plame Ohs Emma Huber Catherlne Burns lc Weber, Ella Mae Zajic, Carol Chase, Betty Svehla,'Sanclra McBride, Mary Ann, McCullough. MOT PIC- ' 51 X : V.

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FRONT ROW left to rlght Dons McAlp1n Joan Kucaba Darlene Thompson Lols Melnke Jo Ann Kllppen stem Bets Blanchard Janxce Bender Helen Raspllcka Jon Samuelson Carol Walbrrdge Patty Asmus MIDDLF RCKW Jean R18lIlk8 Don Burda Roger Helm Lyle Mxtchell MOYYIS Bender Bobby Johnson Joyce Massle Janxce Jewltt Jack Stewart Barbara Yokel Par Nobbman Marlan Yokel BACK ROW Carolyn R011!'lg Ella Mae Zapc Peggy C111 Jamce Massxe Don Clbson Jack Kllppenstem Judy Samuelson Marybeth Samuelson Janlce Kellough Rosalle Stewart Roger Mxller Mary Beth Cogswell Mr Havllcek Catherlne Burns Howard Ach Elalne Ohs Laverne Hayek Joyce Roll Our Band was organxzed at the be mnmg of the 1947 school year wxth twenty flve p ayers It has now grown to a full thlrty elght member marchlng and concert band dressed ln fme un1 forms and balanced ln lnstrumentatron Playmg for rallies at the football and basketball games before the jumor play at the dlSIl'lCl musxc con test and at the sprlng concert all have now become routme for the band members Other events such as performlng w1th Crete and Wllber at the County Farr on August 26 Spendlng Sep tember 7 at the State Farr attendance at Hastmgs College Band Day on October 7 followed by U N Band Day on October 21 and sendmg a small group to the Peru Band Cl1n1c on February 17 helped to break thls routlne The marchmg band and Pep Club put on a homecomlng half tlme show durlng the football UN IOR season Marching for the fxrst basketball game thls same combmatlon made good luck Slgl'lS for the 50 and 51 basketball season A very snappy preclsxon dr1ll was gxven bv the band between halves of the Waverly vs Frxend game After presenting thxs dr1ll the band began spendxng full tlme on readxng new music on contest num- bers and on sprmg concert numbers The band played under other dxrectors besides Mr Havllcek Paul Yoder a well known band composer and dlrector from Chxcago was ln charge of the flfteen bands at Hastings and Mr Hugh Mcltllllan dlrector of the Colorado U Band was guest conductor at the Peru Band Cllmc The year seemed to be full of RCIIVIIICS A Band Mothers Club was orgamzed early ln the fall and lxke the band was ZCIIVS throughout the school year BAD . 1 : l 1 ' 1 1 V . 1 ' 1 V 1' 1 1 1 1 . . 1 .3 . 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 . ' I. .' . .' . ' ' V: 1 1' 1 . 1 1 1 1 I 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 g . . ' , . -. . . . . . . - . , , . 1 . . . ,. . . . . ' 1 . 1 ' 1 , . - . . . . . . . . . , - . ' . - . . ' , . ' . 1 ' A ' .'. ' ' . .. . , . . . , . . . . . 1 1 ' . 17

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SENIOR CLASS PL Y What s Hog saylng that s keeplng the glrls so 1nterested'7 Don t lose your temper Clffordl THE BOARDING HOUSE REACH For many years now thlrteen year old Wllbur Maxwell has wanted a blcycle. He's dreamed of peddlm through town, gettlng fond gazes from the gxrls, and boastfully shoutmg, Look, no hands! But he strll can't persuade Mama and Papa to Jar down to get hxm one. So, when Pop IS called away for a week long business trip, Mom IS persuaded to go wlth h1m for sort of a second honeymoon, and the house ts left xn charge of slster Connie and sxster Betty Lou, Wllbur gets hrs ldea. He'll open up a boardlng house rlght here. Wxlbur knows there's a frlghtful hous- mg shortage, he knows people need places to sleep, and he knows for a whole wee he can really clean up and just be rolhng ln bicycles. So lnto the pa r goes the ad, and that l'l.l?lt the whole Maxwellllxouse IS crawlxng wxth peop e. Fxrst comes Lucy Burns, a sort of walkxng en cyclopedxag then Mrs. Mott, who never says a word all through the play, just comes ln, sits down gets up and walks out Then come Nlnety Volt jones a beat up pug and hrs wrestling wlfe Ruby, they re followed by Mrs. Potter, an lnsur ance saleswoman, and next come Lunpy NcGuxre and his wlfe, Nora. Now, every room rn the house ts full, W1lbur's doing a bang up business, and then xt ha pens. Mama and Papa Maxwell, at two o'clock otPthe next mommg, come draggmg home Papa forgot h1s bnef case. From there on out, 1t's one mess after another. Papa has an Important busxness conference the next mornxng, but he has to sleep on the floor, he can't get ln to shave, and he can't even read his own lpaper. Thlngs are goxng 'round and 'round. Fma ly, 1t's discovered somebody 1n the house 18 a bank robber, and poor Papa IS mlstakenly carted off to the clmk. What a mess now! And before 11,8 all fxnally straightened out and Wilbur has his bxcycle, you ll be dead from lauglnng over the antlcs of the Maxwells and the carload of characters that mvade then' sanctuary. 2 , 7 ' sf ' ' ' t f ' 1 , , 1 2 ' I 1 I, tg . . X l , at f - f , ' ' f l ft? x 4 ' A ll ' 5 ' Q Q a 5 tot , . , . . . , . I ! I ' ' ' - - - 1 ' 9 y 9 . 7 ' - I9