Genoa High School - Oriole Yearbook (Genoa, NE)

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aThIOi U91 Twelve SWIPE years ave s P own b n 1E'S E1 e for us to leave aenoa 11 Here's a llMPS6 o eacn oenlor member And each one oenoa 11 h w1ll enemoer 1TSE on the 11st la Roger Anderson o 11kes to draw and lo lots of lun In mak1n fr1ends sne has oulte a knack, Of course you know 1E'S stner Borow1ak v1llard Eraasch 15 .all and sllm And reallv enjoys the env1ronme t he's 1n future farmer 15 Jonald uromwell de doesn't say much but we t11rk he's swell M1518 Czaola never has a frown And 15 a n1ce Ilfl to have around Alvce Czarn1ck so short and sveet Is one elrl you'd l1ke to meet Lo1s Dannellf ho has lots of oep Is also c lled WRu ty' and 15 really hep Loretta Filbert, I must con ess N111 be a teacher who w1ll do wer best That food lOOk1Hg boy there 15 no doubt Is hahlon Foote so sfurdy and stout Jean Holmstedt makes each day Nore pleasant 1n wust every way B1ll Holmstedt lt has been seen Is very nandy w1th a mach1ne V1VldH Pauffman has a sweet d1spos1t1on someday she w1ll hold an art1st's pos1t1on If you ever ar ue w1th Hverett Kretz You'll f1nd you've lost as he's the best Barbara L1nnerson has a sm1le Wh1Ch never fades for a very lone wh1le warren Lund has personallty plus And does h1s work WIEHOUC a fuss someone who 15 a l1keable chap A5 you know 1C'S rrankl1n Odermatt LOlS Odermatt so qulet and demure w1ll be a success 1n 11fe for sure LdG16 Pearson aS n1ce as can be Odetta Peterson 1WDOFSS worry and strlfe For she truly bel1eves lH engoyln 1116 we nope the road of l1fe wor't be hlllV For tugene PISTSOH who'5 nlcknxmed ' 1 19 J anette iamaekers we'll never 'orvet As 'eroa H1gh's perk magorette Jack Qamaekers has grown so very tall And lt haonened 1n no t1me at all Jack RCICZ 15 one of our class atnlet And he has performed many a feat Irv1n om1th wno's a wn1z 1U school otud1es nard and knows every rule The wlnner o da1ry medals 15 DlCK JMIIP And you kn w that C515 15 no mltn olenn Sorensen nas l1ttle to say But v1ews l1fe 1n a l1esurely way A future 'arre from G H 5 Is Anthony otec who'll be a success Dave Taczek ra1ses all the COmmOt1WPw s he's a lad Wltn lots of nct1 hs Notrawberryn 15 toe HlCKHa e o' rt1 lor V qi Q And ln l1fe we won t be a fa1 ur Joyce festr1n w1t blonde curl I 15 world she never has a care iltu Zarek has t1at cerfa1r WOOK n der e es In CHOOSlHg ner future she'll be w1se ' I El f 1 . I o. ' 2 J 0 T - 1 A Mu 5 -1 y, A d ' 'm + c F Y'gh, . Q 7 .N F . . , 3 . 1 W , , , H.m . n . . Q, 1 . . . 'D' ' 'A .. - . . dh ' r ' A ' . :D H , H f, 11 . - J A . ,H . , n ' . . . , . , I1 4. 1 . . u 4.1 1 ' n L. . a V ' , . D . ' 1 13' a s ' ' ' j . ! A , L w' ' -' i . T . . , 'N u 1 VA . I H Y 0 . . Q' . P X 4. D . , - . or ' ' Q u I ti A , . A l . . - 4 . . . ,. . . ' n ,, n . Is a favor1te among us you can see. ' e . - 3 . , , . .. .. A - . 1 .. . 4 ,h.,,. , ' .. f u IL . 7 e' L 1 5 -7 A . A 9 L 1 3 ' F A ' ' A . ' -. 'es - . . . . Y, ,. . . ,' ' -,. . . . . . 5 F. , . . , , .Va o . 1 . A , . . F . . . Y. , 1 r . . . Q I 0 . ,.? ' V Q A 'Av- A . A - o . -. - ' ' ' Z -W ' f ' 'TA-.v ' ' . H1 1 A-.cz fl 1:13 ' 'I 1 o'-A 5. ,, . v . k W V 1 WA. . U .. -f dull ,. , ,H A 7 n SL ' - - '- , ,. ' ' ' c ' - ,V ' 4 ' , - a . - H '

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After tne brlef sketch we've 1ven you Don't you agree we're a pFOm1SlH crew In all of our ventures me're sure to succeed And pleasant llves we all shall lead By Barbara Llnnerson Class Motto nYnowledge is the Passport of L en Color Crimson and White SNEAh DAY All of the seniors will remember April ll, 1950 as our Sneak Day The chartered bus was walting for us at 5 15 and everyone was there with the exceptlon of Jack Reitz who was stirred out of bedby Wlllie an Lois Odermatt who had the privilege of the bus comlng to her front door Our first stop was Seward for our breakfast and a visit to the bakery W believe it has the best doughnuts in the state, and we should know as we ate enough of them' One of the main features of the day was visltlng Arbor Lodge, the home of J Sterling Morton who was the founder of Arbor Day We toured the house and grounds and visited John Brown's cave We crossed the Missouri River and travelled through Iowa reach our destination of Omaha After a delicious dlnner at Brandeis, we toured the store's various departments The most interesting was the candy department where we received a free sample of their candy Everyone spent the afternoon doing as they wlshed Some went bowling, shopping, skating and to the movies At five we all were back in the bus for a trlp to the Omaha airport Here we were taken into the room where our weather is analyzed and forecasted Then we climbed spiral steps to the con trol tower to learn how planes were instructed ln landlngs and takeoffs A few of the daring souls had a r1de on an alrplane and had an airview of Omaha and Council Bluffs. We then drove to Marchios, an Italian restaurant, where our supper awaited us. After finishing our respective Itallan and American dinners, we soon arrived at the Ice Capades, the climax of our eventful day. At 11:15 everyone raced back to the bus to get the best seats and we were off on our noisy ride home. Water gun fights, the boys singing, and Barbara being sick helped to make the time fly until we drove into Genoa at 2 o'clock coming to the end of our perfect day. ------------------- , . , if Flower ------------------ ------ Crimson and White Roses N ' ll .3 n , M. . e ' J to