Genoa High School - Oriole Yearbook (Genoa, NE)

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Boys' Physical Education ang, 'gk X . L 5 r D 'VL 4 'NFL ' -raw-f ' BACK ROW: Ralph Anderson, Gayle Cromwell, William Joy, Dana Dannelly, Bill Lowe, Don Schumacher, Jerry Hoeft. MIDDLE RON: Denny Sorenson, Eldon Fox, Jim Taylor, Leon Noble, Phil Maurer, Duane Pro- rok, Edward Kush, Raymond Kush, Coach Marvin Brown. FRONT ROW: Kenny Cuddeford, Gary Swanson, Larry Mc Neff, Dwayne Mc Bride, Wayne Mc Bride, Dale Dannelly, Robert, Childers, Mark Ramaekers. G - Club QQ BACK ROW: Richard Anderson, Bill Lowe, Donn Major, Dana Dannelly, Gene Whitlow, Bruce Hasch, Henry Shotkoski, Ronnie Ericson. MIDDLE ROW: Denny Sorenson, Leon Noble, Duane Prorok, Jerry Hoeft., Ralph Anderson, Phil Maurer, Phil Doe, Gary Baue, Leroy Morris, Coach Brown. FRONT ROW: Phil Swantek, Gail Johnson Eyman Anderson Richard D ll , , anne y, Bryan Smith, Bill Shanahan, Bob Noble, Gale Christensen. ,27-

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Girls' Phys ical Education . rigs f E fi .,,k .',1 ,1, y C lf' amsmfm 9 BACK ROW: Jo Ann Ditter, Connie Boss, Wanda Roach, Marece Rockey, Lynn McPhaul, Mary Ann Nissen, Joan Ramaekers, Jackie Curtis, Fern Silverberg, Ruth Garling, and Gayle Baue. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Coonley, Sharon Smith, Darlene Ditter, Helen Cuba, Iva Carter, Mary Ann Hanson, Janet Pearson, Elaine Urwin, Mary Ann Urkoski, Dorothy Mekosh, Dorothea Schu- macher, Joan Larson, Mr. Brown, our coach. FIRST ROW: LaVonne Miller, Karlene Rupp, Irene I-Ioffmeister, Gloria Anderson, Suzanne Uehling, Ruth Atkins, Rosalee Freas, Sandra Skillstad, Joyce Stetz, Mary Ann Swantek, Margaret Garling, and Helen Czarnick. Not only do we have a physical education program for the boys but also an intra- mural physical education program for the girls. Thirty-four girls participated in a well- balanced activity schedule this year. Some of the stimulating activities includ- ed soft ball, basketball, volley ball, various types of relay races, and exercies. The program was sponsored by the coach, Marvin Brown, with the able assistance of Mrs. Zelma Coonley. The results of this program are two- fold. The girls learn to get along well with each other and learn the meaning of good sportsmanship. These attributes can be used most beneficially in later life. -25-

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Cheerleaders Roberta Buck, Joan Larson, LaVonne Miller, Nancy Samuelson, and Sharon Smith. Pep Club The Black Peppers met and organized in th th e mon of September. The following officers were elected: Joan Larson, president, LaVonne Miller, vice president' Alice B . k . . . orowia , secretary, Darlene Ditter, treasurer. Thirty four girls joined the Pep Club Pep rallies were held immediat l fte e y a r school was dismissed on the days of foot- ball and basketball games. Several up - town pep rallies were held during the fall when the weather premitted. A parade composed of the band followed by the Pep Club, the football squad and 1 the rest of the student body marched up town where the pep rall was c d d y on ucte on the Main Street. Frequently skits were given for home games during the football and basketball season. A Pep Club banquet is being planned in honor of the athletes for the fine work they have done this year. -28....