Gering High School - Kennel Yearbook (Gering, NE)

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FOURTH ROW left to rlght J1m Knowles Coach Leland Copeland Wrlham Taylor S1135 Lyman Ivan Chrxstlan Ray Ruppel John Olmsted Rxchard Schlosser Don ald Bressler THIRD ROW left to rlght Bob Cawthra Carl Seeger Delmar Mackrlll Jack Barton Darold Davldson Don Yocum Vernon Snocker Blll Gentry SECOND ROW left to r1ght Francls Moore Gordon Lovell Walter Harvey Bob Cor coran B111 Detlefsen Max Rubottom Stanley Reeder FIRST ROW left to rlght Delmar Reeder Blalr Rogers Jun1or Alhson Ed Amthor Jun1or Gentry Russell Coll1ns Jack Long NOT PICTURED James Cawthra Harry Thurman Charles Nxchols G Club SPONSORS HOXORARY 'VIF'4lNIBl'RS Leland Copeland WV1ll1am Taylor Sllas Lyman Ivan Chrlstlan Rav Ruppel Iohn Olmsted CHARTER MEMBERS Ldwm Amthor Pres Kelth Lowell J G t V P J C th Robert Corcoran VVll11am Detlefsen Blair Rogers Max Rubottom Jimmy Knowles Russell Collms Treas Richard Schlosser fharles Nlchols HE GERING HIGH SCHOOL G CLUB was orgamzed m the fall of 1939 Sllas N Lyman was selected as sponsor and Leland Copeland Ray Ruppel Ivan Chr1st1an John Olmsted and W1ll1am Taylor as co sponsors The purpose of the G Club IS servlce and also the promotlon of 8th18t1CS ln Gerlng Hlgh School In order that a boy mrght become a member he must letter one year 1n any of the athlet1cs The major event of the year was to sponsor a carmval The proflts went toward sendlng the football team and G Club members to Lmcoln Nebraska to see a college football game Oklahoma vs Nebraska The pur pose of the tr1p was to encourage greater part1c1pat1on 1n football and G Club act1v1t1es for coming years Dur mg the year the Club also helped sponsor two rural school basketball tournaments a Class C D1str1ct Tourn ament and a Jun1or H1gh Track Meet As a grand f1na1e the club members gave the K 9 Klub a sprlng dance We s1ncere1y beheve the G Club IS an 1nterest1ng and worthwhlle project and we are confldent of 1ts progressxon 1n years to come . l . , . . I 1 i -U y , v 7 7 7 7 Y - 7 7 9 ' I , 2 , , , - ! 1 Y ' 7 7 ' I , , . I lv . 'I - ,- - v , . unior en ry, ice res. ames aw ra Stanley Reeder Harry Thurman S t , . . , ,. 7 ! 7 7 . . ' , . ' D 7 J s . - Q I 9 . O ' y ' ' . .

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rnttn Wlllr N llll UI 1 t FOURTH ROW l ft to 11ght L1ll1s1n DlCtllCll Bettv W1lson Helen Coopel JL1nne C11ey Shnley M01 I'l5OIl Na1m1 Beth xvllS7l1 V11g1n11 Pondel W1nd1 Reynolds 1 fum Ruth Hoff Allge bchenbeclx ft! THIRD ROW left to 11ght June lVlOlllSOD Rose1n1 Fll9d6llLl1 Betty Sh 1fe1 Donn1 xx 3 H1nd June Jones L1la N1n W1lte1s Faye Lrng M111on Solensen Beth DIXIS SECOND ROW left to llght J lCkl6 Lou M 1y M 1113119 SLh1fe1 Betty C1 1nd1ll M ll -,,,X' fx sy galet And1ews Luulle D1'1ltL Betty J1ne CIUSS Wt FIRST ROW left to llght Mutha Ann M0nt2orne1y Polly Ann Pondel Ba1b11a Tk Neelev VIIUIDII Lee Bott M1x1ne C1 INT Helen Foxxlex fx 9 Klub N THE FALL OF THE YEAR 1t xx 1s thoueht adusable to 16OIgdD1Z6 the Pep Club The 1esult was the pres ent K 9 o1gan1z'1t1on vxhlgh has as 1ts pu1pose the cheettul and loyal suppmt of L1e11ng H1gh School aLt1x1t1es 1nd the c1eat1on of a bette1 SQlllt of spc11tsm1nsh1p and tellowslnp among the student body a xote ot then 1esbe ne clas es rn 1nb s 1 e ele ted annually f1om the tenth elex enth and twelfth glades K s haxe charge of all pre game I3lllES attend football and basketball games ID a body and sponsor an an nual football banquet Th1s year 1n addmon they took attue pa1t 1n promotlng the ca1n1x al sponso1ed by thf G Club Du11ng ba lt tb1ll se1son th g oup p1esented f'JLll tolorful d11lls as entertamment at home games 1 Nec NI11tl11. Xnn Nlont lie nent 111 1 1 X1 lrnt 14111 1111114 1 l1e1cle1t ll 1 1x11 1111 IX Il -Xllfll 11111111 11 H 1 X 1X 1 um ,es L41 - 1 . phy fl! N ' llurjurle- lvlltll' 'hill Kwiw 1111! Q Q. V. : . .C . E. h l V . S v V D X2 it z'. , 1' z fx. '. 2 z '. X fl - . 1 . .Y Q lg ,I N1 Z V 1, L Z ,sv .J 3 . 2 . . L. Q Z , I 5 . ' ' I z ' 1 . z - Q ', 2 2 , 2 '- ' ,x .' Z 2 . K . . , 2 ,. H it V. 'H 2 , 2 .' 1 'z . 1 ' '. J' f - I Q ' Y ' -L k . 1' .C . . -. ' I - - Y A , -- .. - .. V , C Y 1 -h c , cs - O , ,- , a , , Z .- - ,,-.1 ,.Lw- 1 , c .By ' ' ' ' ' cl -.ss . e E! t1' C ' ' ' . ' ' - -9- Y . , 1 . - . ' - C . , ' Q , , . 5 'e 2 . z e 1 ' . ' ' ' 'A ' ' ' 4 l'HHl'IRl.l'I.Xlll'IR5 3 Y 0l FII'HRS I.illi:1n I1ivt1'ivl1 I liz11'b,11'z .' -ley - 2 ' 2 . . - '- s'l go 141' ' el . M1 Poll ' A 111 '1 lor' H l- 4' 'l 1' ' - 7 V111 S' 1 Ali 'jrvrie Sh: ff-1' 1 . ,K M: 111 fl 'Q t B1-1 j 'IH11111111' Nd' SPt'l'4-'I2l!'j' - An 1 1- 'son N, Yi ' 'z l. -1 Ott .Iz1'ki1' Lou .Ia I' 3 J 'I' 'ez A 'er .7 'TV 3' . 595 , , 4 fr.: 5 , 4' 1 N 5 ' sf 'S L. N Q 1- we . W lx 9 'l'

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BACK ROW, left to right: Friederich. Davis, Pray, W. Harvey, B. Leberman, G. Harvey. D. Goldfain, Sorensen. Drake, Mackrill. FOURTH ROW, left to right: Heiss, Carey, S. Morrison, M. Titchener, Dean, Cheney, W. Weber. Schmunk, Evans, Allison, Walrath, S. Melcher, Coxon, Morgan, Luschei, Sieler, Anderson. THIRD ROW, left to right: O'Rourke, Rubottom, Packwood, Hiner, Roth, May, Winger, Gibb. Goldfain, Lock- hart, Ferguson, J. Morrison, B. Harvey, Lawson. SECOND ROW, left to right: M. Weber, D. Melcher, R. Neiman, M. Neiman, Yarnall, Grassmick, Leonard, Lins- berg, Davis. FRONT ROW, left to right: Ponder, Roth, P. Titchener, Jones, Neeley. STANDING: Jent, conductor: Long, Elliott. Instrumental flfusic HE GERING HIGH SCHOOL maintains three instrumental music organizations: The Concert Band, Con- cert Orchestra, and Second Band. Places in all these organizations are determined on a competitive basis, and chair positions within the sections of the band and orchestra are determined by challenges. Besides these larger organizations, the instrumental music department offers beginning classes in band and string instruments. Members of band and orchestra are encouraged to participate in chamber music ensembles such as the brass quartet, clarinet quartet and string quartet. Various first chair men in band and orchestra are encour- aged to maintain a repertoire of solos for their respective instruments. The Second Band serves as a training school for the Concert Band and offers a musical opportunity to those who cannot achieve the standing of the Concert Band. The Concert Band is composed of selected musicians, organized for the purpose of studying and performing the higher types of music. In addition to numerous appearances in school assemblies, for various civic occasion, parades, basketball games, the Concert Band play a series of concerts for the public each year. The high school instrumental music department is building toward varied and rather complete school-owned instrumental equipment, Besides owning a representative number of the more expensive and unusual instru- ments, the department lends instruments for a limited length of time to those wishing to take up music for the first time. The band was equipped with full uniforms for the first time this year through the initiative and assistance of the lx Q