Gering High School - Kennel Yearbook (Gering, NE)

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THIRD ROW left to r1ght MHXIHG Grant Norma Beth W11son Mrs McHenry Jlmmy Knowles Roberta Ehrman Bonn1e Ehrman Franc1s Warden Kenneth Ph1ll1ps Vlfglnla Lee Bott Howard All1son SECOND ROW left to rlght Royce Anderson Don Snocker Delmar Reeder Franc1s Moore Max Rubottom B111 Gentry Ersel Evans Gene Lusche1 Elwood Amen FIRST ROW left to rlght Bla1r Rogers Jun1or Gentry Barbara Neeley EdW1H Am thor Robert Corcoran Helen Fowler Polly Ann Ponder tudent Gounczl OFFICERS ACTIVITIES BOARD Barbara Neeley Cha1rman Bla1r Rogers V1ce P1es1dent Robert Corcoran Jumor Gentry Pres1dent Edw1n Amthor Secretary Polly Ann Ponder 9 SPONSORS Mrs McHenry Mr Taylor News Reporter V1rg1n1a Lee Bott MI' SDGHCB Parl1amentar1an Ersel Evans HE FIRST STUDENT COUNCIL of Ger1ng Hlgh School was establ1shed ln the fall of 1936 Noth1ng had been done prev1ously to organlze a Student Counc1l1n Ger1ng The f1rstrepresentat1on was entlrely by vote of classes and Wlfh the asslstance of Mrs McHenry and Mr Ruppel the Const1tut1on was formed and put 1nto effect In the second year the progxam was extended and developed lNew plans were studled and dxscussed The Counc1l had establ1shed 1tself as an eff1c1ent governmg body In 1938 a general re organ1zat1on of the Cc-nst1tut1on was brought about The pres1dent was now elected by the student body also three Act1v1ty Board members were chosen by popular vote Our Counc1l gave t1me1y 8dV1Ce to the Scottsbluff Student Counc1l WhlCh was Just begmmng to take form They also 1mproved dlfferent phases of the1r own procedures Dur1ng the fourth year of 1ts exlstence the changes enacted 1n 1938 took effect Edwln Amthor 1S ln charge of the now greatly 1mproved Student Counc1l They have 1eg1Sl3t1V6 power concernmg the aCt1Vlt1eS of students whrle the execut1ve power lS reta1ned by the Adm1n1strat1on The purpose of th1s representat1ve student group group 1S to prov1de means of expresslon from the student body 1n governlng thelr school also to enable the Counc1l and faculty to better understand the common problems of the students 1n Ger1ng Hlgh School All regularly enrolled students are el1g1ble for membersh1p and the total of th1s membersh1p 1S now twenty seven We have both Sen10r and JUHIOT h1gh represented Two students come from the seventh grade two from the e1ghth four from the n1nth four from the tenth f1Ve JUHIOFS and SIX sen1ors not 1nclud1ng the spec1a1 members namely the pres1dent and the three aCt1V1ty board members 1 ' Z . . Y . I 7 l 7 -. - A D . 7 Y . 7 5 I , . Y : l 3 3 . 7 Y 7 7 ' 7 ' , ' 5 Y , , ' 7 ! ! ' Q 3 . . Treasurer ..........,..,,,,,,,....,,.,rr,r.....,. Helen Fowler E -.:: . Y ' ' . ., . . . . ' ' , - . . . . . . 9 - ' , . , . ' 1 Y , - - . . l . . . . . 1 . , . y . , , . y , , Y 1 '

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:z i BACK ROW left to rlght Polly Ann Ponder Junlor Gentry Edwm Arnthor Stanley Reeder B111 Gentry Clyde Burkey Mrs McHenry FRONT ROW left to rlght Helen Fowler Irene Pray Mafune G1 ant Barbara Neeley ll all Robert Corcoran Don Goldfam atzonal Flonor Soczety OFFICERS Flrst Semester OFFICERS Second Semester Presldent Stanley Reeder Pres1dent Barbara Neeley Secretary Barbara Neeley Secretary Maxlne Grant Sponsor Mrs McHenry ERING HIGH was granted a charter for the N3t10Hal Honor SOC16ty 1n 1926 One hundred and two are now members of Gerlngs chapter The members must be ln the upper thlrd of thelr class and are chosen by the faculty as the best exponents of the followlng vlrtues Scholarshlp SCFVICC, Character, and Leadershlp The emblem of the SOC16ty IS the key stone and the flamlng torch The key stone lHdlC3teS that the structure of educatlon IS held flrm by the four vlrtues for whxch they are chosen The flam xng torch IS symbollc of the llght of truth The colors are blue and gold, blue standmg for truth, and gold for the lxght of the torch of learn mg ' X 'ull llluullllllllllllll llllh, 9 ' ,, ..pu1uv'llll1l' 1llnul11

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THIRD ROW left to llght Darold Daudson Edvun Am hor Stanley Reeder Maxlne Grant Betty Wllson Ilene P1ay Elma Jane Roth SECOND ROW left to r1,,ht Bla1 ROQSIS Rlchald Schlossel Robelt Corcoran Mar garet Block Ba1ba1a Neeley V1rg1n1a Bott Thomas Thompson June Jones Faye Long FIRST ROW left to ught JUHIOI Gentry Polly Pondel James Cavs thla Paul Gross ffosfee fifzfmual taf EDITOR ASSOCIATE EDITOR ASSOCIATE EDITOR BUSINESS MANAGER ASSISTANT INIANAGER ADMINISTRATION CO EDITORS CLASS CO EDITORS ACTIVITIES CO EDITORS PHOTOGRAPHY CO EDITORS ATHLETICS CO EDITORS ART EDITOR ASSOCIATE ART EDITOR ASSOCIATE ART EDITOR ASSOCIATE ART EDITOR FACULTY ADVISER STANLEY REEDER BARBARA NEELEY ROBERT CORCORAN JAMES CAWTHRA PAUL GROSS ERMA JANE ROTH IRENE PRAY MAXINE GRANT BETTY WILSON POLLY PONDER RICHARD SCHLOSSER BLAIR ROGERS EDWIN AMTHOR DAROLD DAVIDSON VIRGINIA LEE BOTT THOMAS THOMPSON FAYE LONG JUNE JONES MARGARET BLOCK E HAD BEEN TOLD SINCE FRESHMEN DAYS that the ploductlon of an annual was lmposslble We feel that We haxe accompllshed the 1mposs1ble tx I Et Ours IS the f1rst yearbook slnce 28 and the fnst lndependent publlcatxon I ,V 'H 'f of any klnd slnce 30 What we have accompllshed has been made pOSSlb16 by close co operatxon of the 1Hd1Xldl13I staff members and the expeuenced gu1dance of our faculty adv1ser Q I JUNIOR GENTRY . . ' 7 . . . . H 1 I 1' . . - , . - - - wall ' , I ' , 7 I I I , ' Q ff C an - . , 'I 7. N. , -:QI l f