Gering High School - Kennel Yearbook (Gering, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1951 volume:

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H' .ag4:f.:,j':3:Egy?45::-qxiig . -fgw-,Wt 53.53-L, , 'T'e',-'?':5f'-f7!7r?Ss, , - H .yifrx-' , A A, is .,..,, 1,45 ,M 4- f .am X ' A Published by the Journalism Classes of Gering, Nebraska High School f, caps off lllllfffftk To The Chief! For helping us so much on this, our 1950-1951 journey, and on all of our other trips through the school year, for his generous contributions to the schools and to the community, we dedicate this 1951 Kennel to Mr. Don Childs. His superb leadership in the instrumental music division, his inspiring teaching, and his ever-present friendliness has been shared by us all. -4 fi'-2-f,,,..,.4.,, ' 1.14 -L ia,55.e.. . ,..Y k ,L miigiliww. ,f. ' l . f4x,m,1f,-LJ. ff,,,ff-,fgih ',9'4f- mcg-3 Wm '5 m5'i-.-alfa! 31:5592- 5 H il35 '4:W - 'iff r,a--- 224 K.: 12 --K, xl' C, v ' RUSSELL M. WILKIE Superintendent of Schools Left to right: Edward Snell, Vice President, Max Gentry Presidentg Chas A. Geil, Secretary and Treasurer. Conductors and Station Agents BOARD OF EDUCATION . . ADMINISTRATION These men, the board of education, superintendent and principal, planned a major portion of our trip. To them We say a hearty, Well done. The events recorded in the following page attest to their success in planning and administrating. Left to right: Max Cooper, O. N. Flaten, Jim Harding, Rex Bryan, T. H. McCosh. Eaten DOUGLASS M. UEHLING High School Principal CHILDS. DON Degree: M's. Teaches Instrumental Music at High School and at the Grade Schools. Home Town: Gering. Nebraska. BOWERS. JAMES Degree: B..-X. Teacher of American His tory and Drivers Training. K-9 sponsor. Home Town: Kearney. Nebraska. BUSH. STANLEY Degree: B.A. Teacher of General and Ad vanced Math. Algebra. and Chemistry Sponsor of Junior Class. Home Town Green Mountain Falls. Colorado. FITZGIBBON. LA VERNE Degree: M's. Teaches boys gym at High School and Grade Schools. Is also athletic coach. and sponsor of G-Club. Home Town: Tobias. Nebraska. Zi -fdffff COOVFR. DON Degree: B.A. Teacher of .lunior High So- cial Studies. Sponsor of 7th grade, and is also the Junior High Coach. Home Town: Kearney. Nebraska. HARVEY. BEA Degree: R.N. Mrs. Harvey is the school nurse at High School and at the Ward schools. Home Town: Gering. Nebraska. DAVIDSON. HILDA Degree: Studied at the University of Nebraska. Teacher of Junior High English, Spelling. Penmanship. and Reading. Spon- sor of Junior K-9 and also sponsors the 8th grade. Home Town: Harvard. Ne- braska. LARSON. SELMA Student Council Town: Chadron. LEISY. JEAN Degree: RINIE. Teacher of Mixed Chorus, Boys' Glee. Girls' Glee. .Iunior High Chorus. and Grade School Chorus. Spon- sor of K-9 and Operetta. Home Town: Wisner. Nebraska. MATTHIESEN. CAROL Degree: R.S. Teacher of ,lunior High Science. Girls' Gym. and Reading. Spon- sor of GAA. and 8th grade class. Home Town: Fort Collins. Colorado. Degree: B.S. Teacher of ,lunior High Math and of General Science. Sponsors and 9th grade. Home Nebraska. T 8 MJ AC mf 9 TL ULTY SCHUMAKER, JAMES Degree: B.S. Teacher of Shop and Assist- ant coach. Sponsor of C-Club, Sophomore Class and Student Council. Home Town: Harrisburg, Nebraska. SERCER, CARL Degree: A. B. Teacher of Freshman Eng- lish, Journalism and Reading. Sponsors the 9th grade class, Annual, Bulldog Barks, and Public Relations. Home Town: Denver, Colorado. McHENRY, AMANDA Degree: B.S. and M.A. Teacher of Orien- tation, Geometry, and Current Problems. She is the Dean of girls and heads the school library. Is chairman of the Student Council. Faculty committee. Home Town: Gering, Nebraska. SNYDER, EVELYN Degree: B. S. Teacher of Homemaking. Sponsor of Cering Chapter of F.H.A. Home Town: Nelson, Nebraska. MEYER ANN Degree: A. B. and M. A. Teacher of 10th grade English, Spanish and Latin. Spon- sor of National Honor Society, Latin Club and Spanish Club, and of the 10th grade. Home Town: Howells, Nebraska. TAYLOR. WILLIAM Degree: B. S. Teacher of Biology, Visual Education, and 7th grade Science. He is the sponsor of the Senior Class. Home Town: North Platte, Nebraska. MONTGOMERY, GEORGE Degree: M.B.E. Teacher of Office Prac- tice, Civics, Shorthand I, Business Law. Home Town: Walen, North Dakota. WARNER, ARLENE Degree: B.A. Teacher of Typing and World History. Sponsor of the Junior Class. Home Town: Shelton. Nebraska. PATTISON. NELL Degree: Special Arts Certificate. Teacher of Art and 7th and 8th grade Penman- ship. Sponsors Junior K-9 and 7th grade class. Home Town: Peru, Nebraska. REEDER, JEAN Degree: M.S. Teacher of Junior and Senior English, Dramatics, and Speech. The sponsor of Junior and Senior class plays and also of the Senior Class. Home Town: Santa Monica, California. i . A gwwgir rim, mf.: -: 4 'I gsm , 5 1 -M5555 ' QV., if ,.-,HQ K AK I 5 ,Q im kg my , XWEU iz 'F cum: Rim hs lhflcv? Zxiwaix . ,MW ww if, -,xx ., .. 1 .Q.f,.a -V 15 .... 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In the follow- ing pages you'll find your classmates, your little brother or sister, your next door neighbor-all of the people who have shared and contributed to your life in 1950-1951. fE.i3.,R h sv1 i'4It S' --Z -, i . -' --Wqkssee' . , ' ,., .--1, 'iwwm..,,e,- . 1 Y. - -fem' mf.. -ameri A s - , :gms 1ca'f,:a- fr.A.- s ,-1:XW '- ' TL -,. avr . . , , -.-. i..':, ' ,:,'-,ff:'f- rss: fi . .Q f ' V as W-,, - -G :arf-gg1Q,z,757,f-1:-Q . A szk.,f - - fans. if-- Drawin Room Passen ers J. R. ROGERS Majors: Math, English Minors: Social Science, Science, Commercial Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Football 1, 2: Language Club: Secretary of Class 1: President of Class 2, 3, 4: Intramural Basketball 45 Student Council 4: National Honor Society 4: Class Play 3, 4. President ELWIN OLSON Majors: Shop, English, Social Studies Minors: Math Football 1, 2, 3: Basketball 1 2 3 4' Vice President Secretar Treasurer Student Council 1, 3, 4: Track 11 2: 3j y Class Play 3, 4: G Club 3, 4: Vice President of Class 4. ARNE LANDSBERG DONN CONN Majors: English, Math, Science Majors: Shop, English, Social Science Minors: Math Minors: None Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Intramural Basket- Football 1, 2, 3: Basketball 1, 2: In- hall 1, 2, 3, 45 Language 1, 2, 3: Track tfamufal Basketball 3- 49 G Club 3, 4: 1, 2, 3, 4: Class Officer 2, 3, 4: Na- Class Treasurer 4: Clee Club 1: Track tional Honor Society 4 1, 23 Class Play 3, 4. ' JERRY BARTON Majors: Math, Science Minors: English, Language, Social Science Football 1, 2, 3: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Student Council 1, 3, 4: Class Play 3: C Club 2, 3, 4: Language 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 1, 2, 3, 4. GEORGE BOTT Majors: Shop, English, Social Science Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3: G Club 2, 3, 4: Track 1, 2, 3. JEAN BOYD Majors: Commercial, English Minors: Home Economics Class Play 3: K-9 2: Small Group 2, 3, 4. LARRY BoYn Majors: English, Shop Minors: History, Science One Act Play 3: Junior Class Play: Declamatory 3. SENIORS . DONNA RAE BROWN Majors: Commercial, English Minors: Home Economics Intramural 1: Basketball 1: Operetta l: GAA 1: Glee 1. MELVIN CARMODY Majors: English, Shop, Social Science Minors: Commercial Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 1, 2, 3: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Small Group 1: Chorus 1: G Club 3, 4. MILDRED CHILDS Majors: Home Economics, English Minors: Commercial Band 1, 2, 3, 4: FHA 1: Sax Quartet 1, 2, 4: Declama- tory 3: Original Oratory 3: One Act Play 2. DARLENE CLER Majors: Commercial, English Minors: Math Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Operetta 1: Glee Club 1: GAA 2, 3, 4: Small Group 3. NORMA COONES Majors: Home Economics, English Minors: Math Chorus 1, 2, 4: Small Group 1, 2, 4: K-9 2, 4. VIOLET SPECHT Majors: English, Commercial Minors: Home Economics One Act Play 2: K-9 2, 3, 4. RITA CRAMPTON Majors: English, Social Science, Home Economics K-9 2, 3, 4: GAA 1, 2, 3, 4: Vice President of GAA 4: Chorus 1, 4: FHA 1, 2, 3: Operetta 1, 4. BEVERLY DAILY Majors: English, Social Science Minors: Commercial, Math One Act Play 3: K-9 4: Class Play 4: Operetta 4. RICHARD DOWELL Majors: English, Social Science Minors: Math Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Class Play 3. DEVVAIN EDGAR Majors: English, Social Science Minors: Shop Band 2, 3: Football 2, 3, 4: Intramural Basketball 3, 4: Class Play 3: G Club 3, 4: Track 3: Small Group 3: Chorus 3. SENIORS ylARY Lot' GEIS Majors: Home Economirfs. Double- Commercial Minors: English Intramural Baskf-tball 1. 2: FHA 1. 2, 3: Natio Honor 3. 4: K-9 2. 3. 4: K-9 Pre-sidont 4. CAROLINE GETTMAN Majors: English Minors: Math, Social Science, Home Economics FHA 1. 2: lntramural Basketball 2: Band 2,'3, 4: Ono Act Play 2: K-9 2, 3, 4: Small Group 3, 4: Declamatory 3: Class Play 3. ARLENE GREEN Majors: Commercial. English Minors: Home Economics RICHARD HALL Majors: English. Shop, Social Scionce Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 1, 2, G Club 2. 3, 4: Student Council 4. HELEN HASHIBA Majors: English, Science Minors: Home Economics, Language, Math K-9 2, 3, 4: Small Group 2, 3, 4: Band 2, 3, 4: Class Treasurer 3. MARGARET HORST Majors: English, Social Science Minors: Math, Commercial Class Play 3: Chorus 1, 2. SENIORS . . ALDON ECKLAND Majors: Shop. English. Social Science- Baskf-tball 1: intramural Basketball 1: Class Play 3. BEVERLY ETVIERY Majors: English. Language- Minorsi Commorvial. Math lntramural Baskfltball 1. 2: Language 1. 2, 3: Band 4: Class Play 3: National Honor 4: K-9 2. 3, 43 Small Group 2. 3. 4: Om- Act Play 3. -rfd if-MW' 44543 g 4l Za-1 Mewiffffcf. RENATA ESKAM Majors: Commercial. English Minors: Home Economics ARLENE FERTIC. Majors: Social Scif-ncf-. English Minors: Homf- Economics FHA 1: Small Group 3. CHARLES HOWARD Majors: English Minors: Shop and Social Science Football 1, 2, 3: Basketball 1: lntramural Basketball 2, 3, 4: Track 2, 3, 4: Class Play 3: G Club 3, 4: Operetta. AUDREY HOWELL Majors: English Minors: Home Economics, Commercial Basketball 1: FHA 1, 2: Operetta 1: K-9 1, 2, 4: Chorus 1, 2: Class Play 4. DARR JOHN Majors: Shop, English, Social Science Chorus 2, 3, 4: Intramural Basketball 3, 4. BETTY LOU JOHNSTON Majors: English Minors: Math, Home Economics Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3: FHA 1: GAA 2, 3: K-9 2, 3: Twirler 3, 4. DOROTHE KAUFMAN Majors: English Minors: Math, Language, Science Intramural Basketball 1: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Operetta 1: GAA 1, 2: Language 1, 2: Small Group 1, 2, 3. 4: Glee Club 1: Declamatory 3: Original Oratory 3: K-9 2, 3, 4: K-9 Treasurer 4: Class Play 4. SHIRLEY KAUFMAN Majors: Double Commercial, English Minors: Home Economics, Math Band 1: Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: K-9 2, 3, 4: CAA 1, 2, 3: Twirler 2, 3: Drum Majorette 4: One Act Play 2. ,ts W DOROTHY LE1s ll . Majors: Double Commercial J Minors: English, Social Science Language 2: Pep Club 4. U' s GERALDINE MORAVEC MQCHESNEY W Majors: English Minors: Math, Language Intramural Basketball 1, 2: Chorus 1: Operetta l: CAA 1: Glee Club 1: Spanish Club 3, 4. DONALD MCCOSH Majors: Math, Science, Language Minors: Social Science Football 1, 2. 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Student Council 1, 4: Language 1, 2, 3: Track 1, 2, 3, 4: One Act Play 2: G Club 2, 3, 4: Small Group 3, 4. FRANKLIN MCKINLY Majors: English, Shop Minors: Math, Social Science Clee 1: Basketball 3: lntramural Basketball 3. 4. SENIORS . KAY MILLER Majors: Math, English, Science Minors: Language Basketball 1, 2: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: K-9 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 1, 2: National Honor Society 3, 4: Small Group 2, 3, 4: One Act Play 4. JANE MORRISON Majors: Double Commercial, English Minors: Language lntramural Basketball 1, 2: Language 1, 2: Band 3, 4: Class Officer 3: K 9 3, 4. DONNA MUNROE Majors: Home Economics, Social Science, English Basketball 1, 2: FHA 1, 2: Operetta 1, 2, 3, 43 K-9 4: Glee Club 1, 3, 4. PAT MYERS Majors: English, Math, Home Economics Minors: Social Science lntramural Basketball 1, 2: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: FHA 1, 2, 3: K-9 2, 3, 4: One Act 'Play 2: National Honor Society 3, 4: Small Group 3, 4: Class Play 3, 4: Debate 43 Declamatory 4: Student Council 4. MICKEY REAVIS Majors: Shop, English, Social Science Minors: Math Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, President 3, 4g G Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 1, 2, 3, 4: lntramural Basketball 2, 3, 4: Student Council 2, 3, President 4: Class Play 3, 4: Small Group 3, 4. PHYLLIS ROLAND PELTZ Majors: English, Home Economics Minors: Math lntramural Basketball 1, 2: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: FHA 1, 2 3: GAA 1, 2: Student Council 1, 2, 3: K-9 2, 3, 4: National Honor Society 3, 4: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Brass Sextett 2, 3. 4. MARILYN SCHLOTHAUER Majors: English, Commercial Minors: Home Economics lntramural Basketball 1, 2, 3: FHA 1, 2, 3: Class Vice President 1: K-9 2, 3, 45 Secretary of K-9 4: Cheerleader 3, 4. EARL SHAUL Majors: Shop, Social Science Minors: English, Math Chorus 2. WALTER SHOTWELL Majors: English, Shop Minors: Commercial, Social Science Band 1, 2, 3, 4. SENICRS SHIRLEY UHRICH Majors: English, Social Science Minors: Home Economics Chorus 2, 3: Small Group 2, 3: Girls' Glee 2, 3. JOYCE WELLS Majors: English, Language, Social Science Minors: Home Economics K-9 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club 3, 4: Declamatory 3: Original Oratory 3: Glee Club: Small Groups. PHYLLIS WENZ Majors: English Minors: Home Economics Intramural Basketball 1: Class Play 4: K-9 2, 3, 4: One Act Play 4. BOB WILKIE Majors: English, Math, Natural Science Minors: Shop Football 1. 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3: Band 3, 4: Intramural Basketball 4: Student Council 3, 4: Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4: One Act Play 1: Class Play 3, 4: G Club 2, 3, 4: Class Officer 1, 2: Track 1, 2, 3, 4. HAROLD WILKINS Majors: Shop, English, Social Science Minors: None Football 1, 2. 4: Basketball 1: Intramural Basketball 2, 3: G Club 2. 3, 4: Track 1, 2, 3, 4. JACK WOODWARD Majors: English, Math Minors: Social Science, Shop, Commercial Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 1: Chorus 1: Football 2, 3: One Act Play 2: Track 2, 3: G Club 4. GARY SINNER Majors: English, Social Science Minors: Shop Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: C Club 2, 3, 4: Track 1, 2: Intramural Basketball 3, 4: Class Play 3, 4: Debate 3: Original Oratory 3: One Act Play 4. CORAL STRINOER Majors: Home Economics, English Minors: Science Intramural Basketball 1, 4: One Act Play 2, 3. DONNA THOMAS Majors: Social Science, English Minors: Language, Home Economics Intramural Basketball 1, 2: FHA 1, 2: Student Council 2, 4: Activity Board, National Honor Society 4: One- Act Play 3: Class Play 3, 4: K-9 2: Latin 3, 4: Debate 2, 3: Declamatory 3. 4: Original Oratory 3, 4. GLEN THOMLISON Majors: Shop, Science, Social Science Minors: Math, English Basketball 1: Band 1: Track 1: Class Officer 3. Q? xr, SENIOR f PERSCNALITIES it 2 C BREAKFAST P and PROM The Junior-Senior Prom and Breakfast were held Friday, May 18, 1951. The Juniors, who gave the Promenade, carried out the theme, My Blue Heaven, at both the breakfast in the Methodist Church and the Prom in the high school auditorium. Mick Reavis and Phil Wenz were crowned King and Queen of the 1951 Prom and led the seniors in the Grand March. .1 tt! ii. Q-11-wi Hh , 'inn-NM COMMENCEMENT - I95I Making the Diplomas Official Jack Practices for 1952 Graduation Seniors Celebrate at Class Banquet May 10, 1951 D ii if i i 1 5' 6 v E Q Y ? x ,ww X CLASS PROPHECY cLAss or 1951 The year 1971 will undoubtedly find the Gering high school senior class of 1951 scat- tered all over the world. We prophesy thus: JERRY BARTON, one time all-star sportsman, is now doing janitor work at Ebbet's Field. GEORGE BOTT has just one a state prize for raising a 14 lb. potato. The former ARLENE FERTIG also won a prize for producing a MV! lb. bouncing baby boy. LARRY BOYD has just made his first appearance on the screen. He is billed as Larry, Boy Yodelorf' MELVIN CARMODY's life-long dream has just been visualized. He is now playing on the Gering city basketball team. DONN CONN and his wife, the former MARILYN SCHLOTHAUER, have just opened a Home for Unfortunate Mouth Harp Players in Alaska. REX COPPOM has announced that he plans to buy the Denver Mint. That makes the fourth for Rex now, who is quite a success. ALDON ECKLAND has been named a five star general in the National Guard and was awarded a medal by the President of the United States for bravery on bivuoac. RICHARD DOWELL has made his fortune digging oil wells. DEWAIN EDGAR and GARY SINNER are now the proud owners of an entertainment establishment located 12 miles south and 1 mile east of Gering. RICHARD HALL informs us that his wife, the former CAROLYN GETTMAN, is still teaching school in Banner County and supports her husband and 13 children. CHARLES HOWARD, stock broker magot, has announced his intentions to marry JOYCE WELLS. well known singer who made her last appearance at Joe's Hamburger Shack. DARR JOHN, Banner County rancher, has just erected a shrine to the '41 Mercury that carried them to the State Tournament in Lincoln in 1951. ARNE LANDSBERG has just informed the world of his discovery of Gravity Neutralizer. He is looking for a new assistant, however, his last one, BOB WILKIE, was last seen passing the planet Mars. DON MCCOSH has enlarged his foxhole in Korea. Poor Don never got over the disap- pointment of never getting overseas. GUNNER McKINLEY and HAROLD WILKINS are now the owners and operators of a large peach orchard in Colorado. ELWIN OLSON, gentleman farmer. has expanded his industry. His wife, the former MARY LOU GEIS, now takes in laundry. MICKEY REAVIS, plumbing magnate. has invented a new non-skid bathtub. J. R. ROGERS, elected for his third term as President of the United States has just an- nounced his intention of dismissing ALDON ECKLAND from his command. EARL SHAUL has just been named Valentino II in a recent nation-wide poll. WALTER SHOTWELL. currently starring in the Ice Capadesf' has disappeared. It is rumored that he might attempt something drastic. since his break-off with CORAL STRINGER. former Copacaban girl. GLENDON THOMLISON has departed for the depths of darkest Africa to enter the Mission field. JACK WOODWARD and PAT MYERS have just opened their acrobatic team in Madison Square Garden. ' JEAN BOYD currently starring with FRANKLIN MCKINLEY in their latest pic, Sur- renderf' has just announced that she will go to Reno next week to divorce her 17th husband. DONNA RAE BROWN has been promoted in the F.B.I. Her new rank is Super Slueth. MILDRED CHILDS has made her 30th concert appearance in Carnegie Hall. DARLENE CLER and KAY MILLER are now billed together as the two biggest threats to the Women's Wrestling Profession. NORMA COONES will go on trial next week for stealing atomic secrets. RITA CRAMPTON has just been titled. The Voice. BEVERLY DAILY has just enlarged her trailer house. She and her husband, Jack, now have the only 36-wheeled trailer on the road. BEVERLY EMERY has been promoted to chief shoe salesman at Sweetbriar's. Q News has been received that ARLENE GREEN. DONNA MUNROE. and RENATA ESKAM have received top billing at the Latin Quarter in New Orleans. HELEN HASHIBA is the manager for Miller and Cler. Professors HORST and UHRICH at the University of Gering have been telling their class about the Freedom of '49. AUDREY HOWELL is tending bar at the Red-White Saloon. On the entertainment billing is VIOLET SPECHT and PHIL WENZ. It is owned and operated by MARY LOU GEIS. BETTY LOU JOHNSTON and DOROTHY LEIS have just escaped from the State Re- formatory. It is believed that they may be headed for Melbeta. A new army camp has been erected in the honor of GERALDINE MCCHESNEY for her loyalty during 1951. ' JANE MORRISON, owner of Lockheed. Inc., has just broken the world non-stop record. PHYLLIS ROLAND PELTZ has earned world fame for breaking the Dionne record. DOROTHE KAUFMAN, who recently earned fame for her discovery of Radium. is travel- ing throughout the world with her wealthy companion, SHIRLEY KAUFMAN. who just purchased Banner County. DONNA THOMAS, well known author, lecturer, and journalist. has just completed her latest book entitled. The Tragedy in the Furnace Room.', LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT JERRY BARTON leaves his pole vaulting ability to MARION RILEY. GEORGE BOTT and DON MCCOSH each leave fifty pounds to DANNY BEEMAN. LARRY BOYD wills his yodeling ability to JIM KOCH. MELVIN CARMODY wills his bashfullness to little brother MARVIN, and hopes that it keeps Marvin out of trouble. DONN CONN leaves his chair in the furnace room to JOE JODER. REX COPPOM refuses to leave anything. If he can't take it with him. he's not going. ALDON ECKLAND, GARY SINNER, and DEWAIN EDGAR leave their trips to Lost Park to DEAN ENTREKIN. RICHARD DOWELL leaves his quiet manner of speaking to SUZANNE BOARDMAN. CHARLES HOWARD wills his ability to tell tall tales to SAM BARTON. RICHARD HALL and CAROLINE GETTMAN will their parking places to FLOSSIE TANNER and BOB MITCHELL. DARR JOHN leaves his trip to Lincoln to anyone who has 8550. ARNE LANDSBERG leaves his brain to DALE SMOCK. FRANKLIN MCKINLEY leaves his nickname to MR. MONTGOMERY. ELWIN OLSON wills his string of women to ROGER SMITH. MICKEY REAVIS wills his ability to make interesting speeches before the student body to BILL CAMPBELL. J. R. ROGERS leaves his joking ability to ROWENA REIN. EARL SHAUL leaves his suave manner to RODNEY DOWELL. WALTER SHOTWELL wills his always on time punctuality to GRETA OLSEN. GLENDON THOMLISON wills his studious manner to RODNEY EARHART. JACK WOODWARD leaaes his basketball ability to DICK MYERS. BOB WILKIE wills his athletic build to JERRY WOLFE. HAROLD WILKINS leaves his fun-loving personality to CONRAD THOMLISON. JEAN BOYD wills her sweet disposition to THERESA MACIAS. DONNA RAE BROWN leaves her dimples and blue eyes to MARY ANNE TAYLOR. NIILDRED CHILDS wills her long hair to CAROL ANN WOOD. DARLENE CLER and KAY MILLER leave their ability to get places fast to the Track Team. NORMA COONES wills her black hair to MARLENE LACKMAN. RITA CRAMPTON wills her voice to URSULA SCHWEIGER. BEVERLY DAILY leaves home. BEVERLY EMERY leaves the Scottsbluff boys to the Scottsbluff girls to fight over. ARLENE GREEN. DONNA MONROE and RENATA ESKAM leave their companionship to DONELDA OLSEN. FLOSSIE TANNER, and JANE HAMADA. HELEN HASHIBA leaves her ladylike manners to PATTY MCKEEMAN. MARGARET HORST wills her last name to BARBARA COWEN. AUDREY HOWELL leaves Mr. Montgomery's classes. GERALDINE MORAVEC leaves her faithfullness to BOB MITCHELL. JANE MORRISON wills all her money to the juniors for'a good prom. PHYLLIS ROLAND PELTZ leaves her ability to get a husband to HELEN LOCKARD DOROTHE KAUFMAN will not will her WILL to anyone. SHIRLEY KAUFMAN wills her drum majorette position to GLENDA LEE GREENLEE DONNA THOMAS leaves her ability to get along with MR. BUSH to the army. ,IOYCE WELLS leaves her lovely voice to LARRY YACKEY. PAT MYERS wills her sophisticated manner to DONNA GROSS. PHIL WENZ leaves her sex appeal to ETTA MAE KLEIN. BETTY LOU JOHNSTON and DOROTHY LEIS leave for Melbeta. SHIRLEY UHRICH leaves her ability to go steady for over a year to NANCY COOPER ARLENE FERTIG wills her giggle to the Freshman girls. CLASS HISTORY 4 The portals of G.H.S. opened to 84 green freshmen in the year -1947. when the class of 1951 began their four memorable years of high school. In that year we elected Ronald Brown as President: Marilyn Schlothauer as Vice President, J. R. Rogers as Secretary, and Helen Hashiba as Treasurer. To the student council. we elected Don McCosh. Jerry Barton. Elwin Olson, Phyllis Roland. For our class sponsors that year we chose Mrs. Evelyn Snyder and Mr. ,lim Boyce. Our class party, a masquerade affair. was highly successful. In the fall of 1948. we returned to that grand institution called learning and. voted for our President. J. R. Rogers. Our other officers were Bob Wilkie. Vice Presidentg Arthur Carretson, Secretary, Arne Landsberg, Treasurer. Mickey Reavis, Phyllis Roland, Jackie Ross. and Donna Thomas were chosen to represent us 'ln student council. Our class sponsors that year were Mr. .lim Bowers and Miss Anna Meyer. As we began our junior year in the fall of 194-9, we entered upon a whirl of activities. Our .lunior Class Play, Comin' 'Round the Mountain. was a great hit. With the funds received from the play we began our plans for the .Iunior-Senior Prom. Our theme was Dreamers Holidayu and it was one to be proud of. Our leaders for that year were J. R. Rogers, President, Beverly Daily, Vice Presidentg Arne Landsberg. Secretaryg and Jane Morrison. Treasurer. Our student council representatives were Phyllis Roland. Bob Wilkie, Elwin Olson, and Jerry Barton. Our sponsors were Miss Shirley Brisco and Mr. Bill Taylor. We embarked upon our final year with the dignity and sophistication of seniors. As we began our year, we again elected .I. R. Rogers as our class President. Elwin Olson was elected Vice Presidentg Arne Landsberg. Treasurerg and Donn Conn was elected Treasurer. The seniors were well represented in student council, with Mickey Reavis as President, Bob Wilkie. Vice President, Donna Thomas as Secretary. On the Activity Board were Jerry Barton. Chairman., and Donna Thomas and J. R. Rogers. Other members of the council were Pat Myers, Phyllis Roland, Don McCosh, Rich Hall, Rex Coppom and Elwin Olson. Mrs. ,lean Reeder and Mr. Bill Taylor were our class sponsors and their guidance and help through our last year will always be remembered. Our Senior Class Play. One Mad Night, was a comedy which we enjoyed putting on. On our Senior Sneak Day, we sneaked away to Denver for a thoroughly good time. Then there was the Senior Dinner at Bigger's Dinner Bell. That was memorable night with good food, dancing. and a lot of laughs. The breakfast and prom put on for us by the junior class high-lighted our final year in school. To our teachers. sponsors. and those members of the faculty who were always willing to sacrifice their time and effort to help us. we offer our sincere appreciation for making our class history such a pleasant one. fiff ,... r X - my I ,K Z 7 :,.::: I .:.L ..f:V.. 1 3: , , ii 3 X Dale Achziger Dick Amen Delores Bort Bill Campbell Marvin Carmody C o K B m P y t U i l Q - T l f . T m Dick Colerick Diane Cooper Barbara Cowan Jack Cowden Joan Davidson 9 n B ll Dn e Q , 'B i lalil i if Xe rlllll of a, x f 5, S Betty DeRock Bill DeRock Dennis Donwen Joyce Drury Larry Dunham S 8 TL 8 T S Harvey Dutton Dean Entrekin Rodney Earhardt JUNICRS . . . 3 N . L, V - ,ff 2 Q S fi S, X l 5 it ,, L an 5? ,ix Z , + 'I..TI at Q , Qi R9 l .i 5,9 5 I A , K HQ ':-. r . , L6 i S, is Joe Joder Janie Hamada Norma Helzer Betty Hodgson Marvin Hoff Betty .lergens . Barbara Johnston Duane Johnson Delores Kaufman Joyce Kelly Jim Koch Twylla Kramer Vivian Lackman Greta Olsen 1 if Q it ',.f 'f K' it 5 , f t . . hx ,L Ken Leis Larry Leonhardt Larry Lowe Twila McKinley Bob Mitchell Donalcla Olson Donna Orr 5 iw ,,,.4nrw ...., 2 W. . .. A ' ia 2 ,ztaffn i 9 , V, ,WL ' fi ni ,f 5174 Doris Oleflballgll Ronnie Pattison Sandra Pepper 4! if f - if is - 3. Q is we Q 6 -eil 1 Yau J ,. . , . ,lim Ieterson Bnh Raines Rowena Rein Leroy Reitz Pat Ricllurulwn J i Marion Riley Shirley Rose Vw Norma Schlager Dilfilly' Schniemler France, Scwurlz if Wim Betty Jane Skinner Richard Snell KA Florence Tanner Mary Anne Tavlnr Conrail Tllumljsun ,N KV 5 . 5, i Q- ' ,ri ii . A - 1,1 Ii: Qlaflye Wagner Gary White Dick Whiting Gary Vlfiherg Diana Yillwl r Achzlger, Barton, Batt Boardman, Boley, Bott, Florence Sam Myron Suzanne Donald Dorothy ,r ,r,,,,,,g . fm, , 555523 2 ' zsgseizeff 5: Jwz' :Ji is ' . if E ,QQ A Hamada, Maxine Hamburg, Lucille Busler, George Clifton, Glennable Colson, Leo Colson, Marilyn Creager, Leslie Curry, Gerald Curtis, Alvin Deines, Duane Ditton, Terence Donelson, Roger Pullman Passengers Gentry, Alice vs, Q, www.. Emil L, an 8 Johnson, Lila Johnson, Robert Jurgens, Larry Kaufman, Wilford Hayes, Charlotte Heimbuch, Shirley Hoff, Stanley Jesse, Virginia Johnson, Duane 4 ali Q K be ik sg X 3 Q Q -551: 'WMI' g WM, f exif,--W2-,fiwf -231' -. ..,,,, X .Wk .. . ., My -,wa .fs k,,,f.,.,.. . ,. A Q Lackey, Larry Leonard, Pat Kerr, Beverly Klein, Eta Mae Kuxhausen, Shirley Livingston, Emerlyn Lockard, Helen Lockard, .lack Margheim, Don .McKeernan, Patty TEN TH McSpadden, Richard Messersmith, Ardis Myers, Dick Paulson, Paula Powers, Maureen Quinn, .lohn Raymond, Pat Riley, Marvin Romick, Don g 1-sr i 1 ,X ' -. liz Q in my ,. 4 L .., ,L af. A is ...sz 1-S I 4 E : il igiimaffvii I ik Wood. Carol Ann Wymer. Marlene Gettman. Bill sa, U YS? K I PA S an W 1 q has me ' 'err Ross, Nancy Rundell, Jerry Scarlett, Donna Schlarge. Ervin Schweiger, john Schweiger, Ursula Short, Don Shotwell. Beth Sinner, Norma Smith, Cathy Smith, Darrell Smith, Dougles Smock, Dale Stephenson. Marlene Stricker, Charlie Stricker, Floyd Stucky, Geraldine Temple, Patty Tjardea, Fred Tripple, Donald Wvarner. ,lareene Warner. Norma Weinhender. David Wilson. Janet Wilson. Mary ,lo TEN TH 'www-W tswazw, , ' w aise: a Coach Passengers FRESHMAN C , Geraldine NINTH EIGHTH SEVENTH Sometimes thought of as apprentices for the more complex jobs of being upperclass- men, the ninth, eighth, and seventh graders have pretty active and complicated lives, themselves. Noted for their enthusiasm, they have had a wonderful 1950-51 school year which has in- cluded sports, parties, picnics, and-of course -classes. N I N TH . . Armstrong, Boyd, Brill, Brown I' rank Bonnie Jerry Betty Jo Brown Colson, Cook, Cooper Russel Don Cary Nancy Donelson, Dowell, Ellis, Englehaupt Jackson Rodney Rosemary Jean Hinman. Hoff. Jacque Eleanor Johnson. Nancy Kauhle. Florence Kaufman. Carolyn Kaufman. Kenneth Kaufman. Shirley Kissaek. Wanda Knotts. Da-llas Lackman. Marlene Landsherg. Helen Leis. Louis Leonard. Dick Leonhardt. Sharon Macias. Theresa McLellan. John Morrison. janet Morrison. Sally Kluhr. Eldon Orr. Lyle Ott. Richard Pechin. Derald Pepper. Janice Prickett. Keith Pyle. Carroll Creager, Lowell Reeder. Patty J- NINTH 1 ,tx if RS -J we ,iz 4 as flux n 1 ' R' V V X., Reifschneider, Reifschneider, Rein, Ritchey, Ross, Ross, Runclell, Ervin Marvin George Martha Farrell Marilyn Geraldine Russell, Ronald . Schenbeck, Marlene I my , .- Scriven. Bob A5 ,A ' Smock. Ronald 3 'K' M Stearley. Dick ,ti i,,- V , Taylor. Rohert Uhrich, Don Wagner, Don Warren. Donna ,le Wegelin, Jerry Wells, Robert Welsch, Nancy Wenz. Lee Whiting Larry Yakel. James EIGI-lTH . Curry. james Cross, Ray Danielson. Adorel Datel. Ronnie Davies, Marlene all SE., :S QL f or Eggs- ,A . 'S iff Effie ' L i 5. 5 , ' , Y ' - ' aeei D t Young. Rexhell Zitterkopf, John Ziegler. Virgil Bacon, Shirley Ballard. Patty Batt. James Brown, Bonnie Brown. Donald Carmody. Shirley 1+ ..g,,Egk.,,. K ai wg QW . . - , A ' . Hi! 'ff iii ' . ' ' ' ff - ' ' U nits' j .SW -I .f'i.wif-Q15-4.. K, Af' -f If .-If flfie '. i . 'fb .- -M y , , 5 A 'I' is S if ' ' . - ' , t if l i X? -Q 2. 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Harley Warner. Cary Warner. Marjorie Weitleman. Kiera Whipple. Yerium Wiltite. .Xrtlitli Whittington. Yelta Wilkie. Carolyn Wilwn. Martha ,lean Wolfe. Jerry Yates. Alfred Young. Tippy Ziegler. Leona f rs- f ,. W Durnin, Nancy Dutton, Glenn Edgar, Deanne Edgar, Jeanene Emery, Clare, Jr. Englehaupt, Janice Feil, Rodger Flick, Miles Fowlkes, Doris Fuentes, Frances SEVENTH Burns, Fred Bott, Willard Campbell, Carolyn Carmody, Sharon Carpenter, Lahoma Cathcart, Mary Childs, Donald Clouse, Leland Conn, Doyt David, Donnald Doty, Jimmy Dowell, Becky ww Gr0Sk0pf, Haiston, Hamburger, Haun, Hayes Helntz Herdt Donna Tomm Darlene Maril n Don Mar Jane Melvin Y Y Hergenrader. Gary lurgens. Patty Kaflon. .lanice Kauble. Mavis Keesey. Anita Knaus. Norbert Knotts. Loren Lackey. Alice Lattin. Gary Leis. Claude Leonard. .lerry Lopez. Gary Macias. Julia Masek. Alan Massendghe. Lavonne 42 McCosh. Eunice McCune. Richard McKenzie. Sharon McMaster. Mickey Misner. Robert Mitchell, Dick Mofield. Deby Moreno. Anastacio Newell. Leo Olson, Elaine Olson. Roger Orr. Ann Orr, Wanda Painter, Samuel Pattison. Kenneth Pattyn, Charles Petersen. Nadine Randall, Rolly Raymond. Kathie Sue af' Reifschneider, Melvin Rittenhouse, Raymona Ross, Warren Ruff, Dee Ann Schott, Bobby Shaw, LaVerne .lune Shrader, Fred Siebenaler, Bonnie Smith, Rodger Sowerine, Richard Stephenson, Dallas Stuhhy, .lerald Tjardes, Patty Uhrich, Freddie Wagner, Alfred Waits, Ronnie Wallace, Don Watt, Richard Weidiman, Eddie Weinbender, Lee Anna Wheat, Nancy Whittington, Vercil Wiberg, James Zeigler, Patricia Zitterkopf, Richard SEVENTH we - mf, . ,.,. Q, ...,, 5 ' I J 'Q if en H' , , are 2 A 1 J an ' s liiffx , I . s is ,enei Q s l fm to -,gi 'A R .F so 'ft . YQM 'N' fy , A W , at Q. fi it 1 rg, ii 2f 'A' . ., ff .,'. A gt, . of 3: ,,,,, J , s R li 'H fiqggxiivi ' zgg' Jigs Vtvgvvvvt, J ,4 . te'1 ' ' - - .. o mg: 3242. , , W R W ,. .V W f if Lg i i .-'-, 1 J ii 2 , , fl it ' ,K I-,W -2 X A ' e f :sw W 'V x A -- , ' .. 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H .Mm Q l U- Jig m om Mg -, Q, J Q mi rs X , v ww, 'ESQ-V 3 . 11 . ,fl gg gc w ,,,,,.,.7,f , rr P A P, Y ei Q B Q WILKINS r -nm . .A lj I I 9534 E K ,ff f ga i ' F 5 SW- -, an r EQ, N gs fl S gl 4 . f s, + . , I X k in S Q W? QE if S 5.-JE 1 ge 4 s 1 if 5 f 2' 5 fb 1 S H www f 55 41 J COPPOM WILKIE . k , ,z:',5, I gi N .,s- .,.k,' I .A .. 2,-wi io if Lf'fYf35i2WsQr fQfffS,',S,,5 .g' , ' w'lgVifE IQ3, 52 vs L 2 . gem rf ,Z wf lf 1 r H gn f 5 W , W M gs an X S Y I iw 95 1 If S 152 to -W 1 94? r -551 .- A fair :fi AWAY SCORES Gering Crawford Gering ., Chadron Gering ,, Torrington ,. Gering -, Mitchell .- L. J. FITZGIBBON SIN NER All-State Honorable M ention-C aptain BOTT PETERSON . iff D. WHITING . 4 fi? r , oror - ro o W if Ifvgff, ,. X s REITZ w ff t ' PATTISON in ,W .,,-zu, . . ,mr -:,-11: -. .. Q, M - - fr , Q . ,.., gf-,fl g COLERICK All-State Honorable Mention McCOSH . wi! . , ,. . ?l:i1:QQiE?5i9::2?3 Y sf if fi ' ' 1 . fm. W im -X 7 :. - ,f . -. . Q-WWQ-w, Q V X ., . x..,- T ..,.. 55? ,,.,L, J. S. SCHUEMAKER i8?Q,,35,wS'7 .7 -.Mk-wwf, L R S' V 44 HOME SCORES Germg .,.,.,...,....., Minatare Gering ,-- Bayard .... Gering -- Kimball -- Gering ..,. Bridgeport Cering ..., .Sidney -- CARMODY 45.5 -' ' is f e.ff1 -- wwf:-K .,.. E -1, ,L 'Q fm ,. 6 6 18 20 0 M HALL --the Af LAN DSBERG HOWARD b 5v:i4,.,. . W . X Q ? XX X N 32.3 Q Q rw . Q X L ,. ..,,, MW ? -- R X Y Ill 5 X x xx .X V, X , RAINES L. WHITING NBR 'Nw NW O -0 w r L- M I. 1 ,Q ,yi , ' L -- ,I L N-f12'+'t'?f ww T . 11 ' -x-4-: v:x: i-'ZWJF - 3- ,N .' 4. 'l ' r. mi' 'KF - X . , . . ' 1 R 5, -- sr - . . if 1 .M .: .f:,,f . xg - f ' M- : f. .T m f K :z 25 R gy A - , -:ar gf.. + 5- L- M pg .- f grfp ' nitfgl . 5 f' 1 1 . T .. - x iff , f 'N' -' . .LL 7, . Zh. O yy, A A lei? RILEY SL v iff ww? W 'Q .P MITCHELL BATT What is this-love? Ah, the sweet sound of broken bones! What-cha lookin for? Which way did he go-? FCJOTBALL ACTION SHCTS VARSITY AND RESERVES QR-e F0 W 47,,..5lmQ-4. X y yay we-ff Steal S 9.51 .4250-A51Mf54'.4o.e5S...f5 f...44.f4S i 21' 'S-S? 'P Top row: D. Pechin. J. Quinn. J. Rundell, S. Hoff, B. Cettman, N. Cross. M. Batt, B. Raines L. Reilz. L. Whiting. D. Smith, A. Curtis. J. Donelson, J. Yakel, J. Wolfe. Middle row: J. Sehuemaker. R. McSpaclden. G. Busler, L. Creager. M. Riley. R. Pattison. M Carniomly. R. Hall. D. Colerick, M. Reavis, H. Wilkins, D. Edgar. D. Whiting. T. Ditton. R. Taylor ll. Curry. L. J. Fitzgibbnn. Front ruw: R. Dowell. M. Zitterkopf, A. Landsberg. B. Campbell, C. Howard. G. Bott. J. Peterson li. Mitchell. G. Sinner, D. MCCOsh, B. Wilkie, H. Dutton. R. Coppom, M. Riley, C. Pyle. 5. s . 1 .KAL 3. 4 G, Kjx I navy ARMY Q Standing: W. Bott, A. Yates, T. Haiston, J. Pepper, B. Schott, R. Waits, D. Ruth, M. Messersmith, Coach Don Cmvwr. Sitting: J. Wolfe. 'D. Watt, D. Childs, G. Lopez, R. Knaus. G. Harrison, G. Gable, Norman Ddlblt, G. Hergengrader, K. Pattison, C. Emery. SCORE - Army 38 Navy 31 NAVY 1 Standing: J. Wihf-rg, J. Batt, R. Kohen, D. Mitchell, D. Sowerwine, R. Datel, G. Warner,.C.. Leonard, Coach Dun Coover. Sitting: D. Wills, L. Knotts, D. Reeder, J. Wallace, B. Dietz, L. Newell, M. French, C. Leis, R. Feil, G. Dutton. at 6- mx.. .wrkbtx 1- VARSITY BASKETBALL The Gering Bulldog Basketball team turned in the greatest basketball season ever to be recorded in the history of G.H.S.-the only team to win the Panhandle B, North Platte Valley, and the Class B Championships in one season. By winning the Class B Championship they earned a trip to Lincoln for the State Tournament. Cering floored an excellent all-round team in the never faltering accuracy and rebounding of Don lVlcCosh, big center, in a fiery guard, Jerry Barton, who displayed brilliant general- ship on the floor in his playmakingg in Melvin Carmody, forward, whose set shots and monkey-like rebounds won many a game, in guard Jack Woodward,s long set shots from mid court, and his deceptive ball handling, in Bill Campbell, forward, whose dead-eye set shots and tip-ins proved fatal to many opponents. We had many very capable reserves who took over and at times pulled the game out of the fire when the going was rough. Gering won 17 games and lost 4 games, thus creating the greatest chapter in the history of Gering High Basketball teams. JERRY BARTON MELVIN CARMODY DON MCCOSH BILL CANIPBELL Guard Senior Forward-Senior Center--Senior Forward junio HOME GAMES Gering ,,,,,.w.....A77, Minatare Cering . ...7,,7,,,, Alliance t Cering .,...,,,,,7,.... Mitchell . Gering 7,,,,ll.,,,,ll,, Scottsbluff Gering Bayard Gering ,v...,...,w..... Chadron t Gering ..lA,,,ll,,,,,lV 50 Gordon V Gering Bridgeport Gering Bridgeport WILFORD KAUFMAN DON MARGHEIM Forward-Sophomore Guard Sophomore RONALD PATTISON LESLIE CREAGER Guard-Junior Center Sophomore AWAY Gering .,...r,.,,,,..,7 Kimball W Gering ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,77 Ogallalla Gering .....,........,. Sidney ,,,, Gering ..............7. Mitchell .. Gering i,,.,.,..,i...,, Bayard .,,. Gering .,......o.....7, Scottsbluff Gering ,,,...,,,, , ,,,,, Minatare CLASS B DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Gering ,,,,,,,, 49 Gering ....,,,, 49 Mlnatare ...... Cering w.,,,S,, 40 Klmball ,,S.,,SS Gering ......w, 49 Sldney .,,,,,,7. , CLASS B STATE TOURNAMENT Gering ,,CAAC,C 32 Wayne .,S.....-7 Cordon .....,.. I ..., mg 'AmzmmszamummgLf? 7 flung 3 zu--....e.,Q..,,,,,z,x if - . Q inuxux-sn K ' . ...www BOB MITCHELL Center-Junior 11qQ 1 ,kk 4 A 3 g 1 3 A Y DALE ACHZIGER Forward-Junior RESERVE BASKETBALL SQUAD ' Top row: Sam Barton, Jim Peterson. Bob Johnston, Jack Cowden. Leo Colson, Dick Myers Coach Jim Scheumaker. Bottom row: Myron Batt, Richard Snell, Marvin Riley, Leroy Rc-itz, Darrell Smith. Norman Gross 5, aww' FRESHMAN SQUAD First row: George Rein, Richard Ott, Donald Colson, Carroll Pyle, Rodney Dowell, Larry Whiting, Lee Wenz. Kenneth Kaufman. Second row: Virgil Ziegler. Coach Fitzgilibon. Ronnie Russell. Darrell Pr-chin. Frank Armstrong. Dick Leonard. jerry Wegelin. Lowell Creager. jerry' Drill. Lyle Orr. These are the boys who will be the stars of tomorrow. Cering Freshman and Junior High Basketball teams had a successful 1950 season. The Freshmen. coached by L. J. Fitzgibbons won 10 and lost 2. falling to Scottsbluff and lVlitchellf The Junior High, coached by Don Coover, won 5 and lost 2, losing to Scottsbluff and Minatare. JUNIOR HIGH SQUAD First row: Norman Deniott, Melvin lhIK'SSt'I'Sllllll1, Jack Pepper. Dick Mitchell, Ronnie Waits. Ronnie Datel, Gene Cable. Doyt Conn. Second row: Mr. Coover, Caree Harrison, Dick Watt, ,lim Batt, Don Ruth, Cary Warner, Tommy Harrison, Gary Libsack, Donald Childs, Duane Wills. 3 of 7 flfidllfhilft,j:iff,1Qg'g5y?Q,ff-ffE'z-3575 W 51 E' .! i . ........f' . These are the boys who represented Gering at the State Meet in Lincoln. Left to right: Dick Whiting, johnny Quinn. Donald Margheim, Jerry Barton, Harold Wilkins and Mickey Beavis. TRACK The Gering track team closed a very successful season by placing fourth in the State Class B Track meet at Lincoln, led by honorary track captain Harold Wilkins, who placed third in the 100 yd. dash and who went undefeated in the 220 yd. dash by placing first in every meet. Jerry Barton was the Class HB pole vault standout placing first in the State meet. The relay team composed of Wilkins, Barton, Marghiem and Wilkie twho replaced the injured John Quinnj placed fourth. Also point getters during the season were Dick Whiting and Mick Beavis in the mile and 880 respectively. Our first meet, a dual meet with Torrington, was won by Gering 73 U2 to 34 1f2. The team then traveled to the Scottsbluff Relays where out of 22 teams Gering placed third behind state champion Mitchell. The dual meet with Minatare saw the Gering team again on top with a margin of 64 1X6 to 53 5f6. In a midseason meet, Gering triumphed over Bayard and Minatare. Scores were Gering 86, Bayard 4-2 U2 and Minatare 11 1f2. The highlight of the season was the Pan-Handle B andiDistrict Qualifying meet at Bayard. Cering qualified six boys and placed second behind Mitchell. The North Platte Valley meet was the final one before the state meet on May 11th and 12th. Cering again finished second behind Mitchell. ,ga -sn- Q 9 .,, 5 'P Q .f'jFwa .i. . ti r ff 5 X 4 i . ' H , x Ns...-fe wi NV First row, left to right: J. Donelson, D. Smith, G. Curry, J- Yakel. D. Peachin, B. Scriven, R. Brown, F. Ross, R. Heiss, E. Muhr. K. Kaufman, D. Boley. Second row: D. Whiting, M. Reavis, K. Prickett, D. Colson, G. Rein, D. Wells. R. Russell. G. Cook. J. Wegelin, L. Whiting. S. Armstrong, D. Leonard, N. Gross, D. Marghiem. Third row: J. Wolfe, L. J. Fitzgibbon, A. Curtis, F. Tjardes, J. Quinn, J. Peterson. J. Barton. H. Wilkins, B. Mitchell. D. Colerick, B. Raines, L. Reitz, R. Pattison. H. Dutton. D. Johnson. BI. Riley. J. Schuemaker. Fourth row: B. Campbell. D. McCosh, L. Colson, L. Creager, R. Dowell. B. Wilkie. Here Dick Whiting is just four minutes away from the finish in the mile against Torrington. Dick, second from right in this picture, went on to win and shatter the school record for the mile. TRACK . Harold Wilkins shows late season form as he breaks the string for first place in the 220. 95 NWO! These boys were North Platte Valley Jr. High Champions. Left to right. back row. standing: F. Burns. T. Haiston. G. Lihsack. R. Randall. R. Hill, D. Sowerwine. D. Mitchell. J. Pepper, D. Phillips. R. Datel, J. Wilberg, A. Yates, and Coach Coover. Second row: L. Clause, Bl. French. ,l. Stuhby. N. Dehlott, F. Shrafleu. G. Gable. R. File. C. Emery C. Warner. C. Harrison. Front row: J. Sindelar. R. Smith, M. Refschnider. L. Newell, V. Whittington. D. Childs. R. Zitterkoph. Sf. Messersmith. and W. Ross. SPECTATORS ?u.. Mile Record Set By Whiting 'Y F 'GP Q W'hifh Why Did They Co, Nlivk 5 v LOW?-'Lap and OVCT If you'rP not vompeting-W'atvl1 Mac! Close Your Mouth! Wilk-How Can You Te-Il? limjxk wmmls f if Sums Typewriter Rv wx 'ax Ei i Q gm E R Xa '-. my 'Km' Bugs Suzbhy Kam Smiljq ,I fn Luca! Boy: Gumder , 9? i X v :, f :M N 1. , wx I . 'gk 15- ,N PQ 05- , y - E ig? ,E - 7 '- Q we 5, Aily I I Q K ' 5 . me f s . ., U, , ,ig sf ' XA imiiigbg up 5,2511 h. A X wx u 17. S3 wr dz Sinwuliw ,gnu-Q-Q., A 'fl TBA-. Tfszcl Smogvw , . - ' - . ' L wks :xml mm menu mem K gf fp' ,sua x 1 ,X LE ood x 3 , ,M YI' Club Car Capers Here, in our out-of-class activities, we did the things we really wanted to do. These clubs helped our trip go more smoothly, giving us the opportunity to give and take in equal measure. In this section you'll find pictures, posed and candid, which help you remember some of the bright spots of the 1950-51 journey. And in future years you can look at these pages, find your picture, and know that these organizations aided in the development of your personality and of the personality of Cering High School. .g in ggi-Egsjis ':': f::E'g.i'lYQ3 -3, 4'.rJ1st IJFQQM A S ii? -'Leif-, ,:.,gq.1l,. , .515 . . ,?..,,3f.-N , .. Aff- - ,f -1 . sf Q fx--ss.- lstmiffw , '51w' -.4, 1 'Y fiT'ff 1G'fw.,wJ-- 'T s,a.x.--vm .A V-. .. Lf- ' N -ffl H -' -Q, . we m fa?e.,-was M We p s. me i xv -,1,:.w'f fe?-sara M.. 'Exwqv ff 'Zi ' 3 ,ft 3? ., 2 Editor Donna Thomas Assistant Editor Arne Landsberg Business Manager Caroline Cettman Manuscript Pat Myers Photography Editor Bob Wilkie Art Editor John Schweiger Sports Editor Mick Reavis Class Editor Joyce Wells Organizations Editor Jack Cowden Bottom row: Helen Hashiba, Joyce Drury, Vi Specht, Pat Myers, Caroline Cettman, Darlene Cler, Snapshots Editor Marilyn Schlothauer, Kay Miller. Donn Conn Middle row: Dorothy Leis, Jean Boyd, John Schweiger, Dick Colerick, Bob Wilkie, Donn Conn, Sponsor Last row: Rex Coppom, Arne Landsberg, Jack Cowden, Elwin Olson, J. R. Rogers, Bob Mitchell. Mr- Carl Sefger MEETING THE DEADLINE!!! X 1 ,V is X T3 PUBLICATIONS STAFF J fm 1' E' l 'ff i 'ZA'. X I X f N24 l 4 4' Q ..' ,i W Ig. X Bottom row: Beverly Daily, Beverly Emery, Rita Crampton, Phil Wenz, Jo Davidson, Shirley Kaul- 'K L ' AL ',. man, Dorothe Kaufman, Joyce Wells, Mr. Serger. f ' 1 2.-V Second row: Arlene Green, Shirley Uhrich, Arlene Fertig, Cary Sinner, Mick Reavis, Melvin uv - i' If- S Carmody, Rich Hall, Chuck Howard. QF - it Top row: Margaret Horst, George Bott, Dewain Edgar, Franklin McKinley, Walter Shotwell, ,- , ,,f- , ' 1 Richard Dowell, Harold Wilkins. Not pictured: Donna Munroe. '- 'P T' ' M The Journalism class has published the Bulldog B a r k s throughout the year. An addition to their work this year was the Mongrel. They have also helped with the publica- tion of the Annual. Bottom row: Mrs. McHenry, J. R. Rogers, Jerry Barton, Bob Wilkie, Mick Reavis. Donna Thomas Janie Hamada, Mrs. Larson, Glen Dutton. Second row: Mr. Schuemaker, Dick Watt. Suzann Boardman, Nancy Johnson, Kenny Kaufman Carol Ann Wood, Jim Peterson, Dick Whiting, Jack Pepper, Phyllis Roland, Gene Cable, Mr. Taylor. Top row: Bob Scrivens, George Busler, Bob Mitchell, Marilyn Ross, Patty Myers, Pat Raymond, Dick Colerick, Rich Hall, Elwin Olson, Rex Coppom. STUDE T COUNCIL OFFICERS President Mike Beavis Vice l'res1'1lenl Bob Wilkie? Secretary Donna Thomas Treasurer Janie Hamada Sponsors Mrs. MCHPIIFY Mrs. Larson Mr. Schuemaker Mr. Taylor Every school needs a student governing body. Under the excellent guidance of Mrs. McHenry the G.H.S. student council, composed of representatives from each grade, has made excellent progress. It is this group which provides us with national assembly programs and approves all student functions. Membership in the National Honor Society is one of the greatest honors that can be bestowed on a student of G.H.S. Juniors and Seniors ranking high in scholarship, charactership, leadership, and ser- vice are initiated twice a year. Miss Meyer. as sponsor, assists the students in planning programs. Seated: Joyce Drury. Kay Miller, Patty Myers, Miss Meyer, Phyllis Roland, Beverly Em:-ry, lm Olsen. Standing: Donna Thomas, Dean Entrekin, Bob Wilkie, J. R. Rogers. Arne Landsbe-rg. Rex Coppom. Mary Lou Ceis. ATIO AL HO OR SOCIETY OFFICERS President Pat Myers Vice President J. R. Rogers Secrelary Rex Coppom Sponsor Miss Meyer K-9 OFFICERS President Mary Lou Ceis Vice President Flossie Tanner Secretary Marilyn Schlothauer Treasurer Dorothe Kaufman Excuse Board Pat Myers Joyce Drury Alice Gentry Glennie Clifton CHEERLEADERS-Marilyn Schlothauer, Twyla Kramer, Norma Schlager, Donalda Olson, .Janie Hamada. Bottom row: Miss Leisy, Glenabelle Clifton, Joan French. Marlene Wlymer. Bev Daily, Nancy Ross, Betty Lou Johnston. Rita Crampton. Phil Wienz. Suzann Boardman. Irene Yamamoto, Ardis Messersmith. Second row: Donna Orr, Donna Scarlett, Ursula Schweiger. Vi Specht. Phyllis Roland, Joyce Wells. Darlene Cler. Shirley Kaufman. Helen Hashiha. Paula Paulsen. Third row: Maxine Hamada, Carol Gable, Cathy Smith, Jarene Warner, Maureen Powers, Janet Wilson, Joan Davidson. Carol Ann Wood. Carolyn Gettman. Dorothe Kaufman. Dorothy Schneider, Betty Jane Skinner, Florence Achziger. Joyce Drury. Beverly Kerr. Fourth row: Marilyn Colson. Greta Olsen. Patty Leonard. Norma Sinner. Beverly Emery, Patty Myers. Kay Miller, Mary Lou Geis, Flossie Tanner. Norma Hilzer. Janice Eckland. Audrey Howell, Diane Cooper. Joyce Kelly. Not pictured: Mr. Bowers. CHEERLE.-XDERSwElaine Olson. Sharon Leonhardt. Sandra Deines. Carolyn Kaufman. Shirley Kaufman, Sandra Stewart. Bottom row: Donna Cross. Geraldine Rundell. Carolyn Campbell, Kathy Raymond. Patty Arm- strong. Janice Pepper. Veriossa Whipple. Mavis Kauhle. Nancy Wheat. Sharon Carmody. Dorothy Nelson. Darlene Hamburger. Patty Ziegler. Laverne Shaw. Alice Lackey. Dee Ann Buff. Second row: Mrs. Davidson. Patty Ballard. Beverly Handley. Anne Ellis. Sheila Martinez. Rose- mary Ellis, Juliene Donwen. Nancy Johnson. Nancy Cooper. Julis Marcius. Donna Cvroskopf, Ann Orr, Dee Ann Edgar, Patty Tjardes. Wanda Orr. Mrs. Pattison. Last row: Patty Reeder. Betty Jo Brown, Mona Grassmick. Carolyn Wilkie. Shirley Carmody. Helen Landsberg, Eunice McCosh. Jonette Keating. Marilyn Ross, Nancy Welsch. Anita Lackey. Ramona Rittenhouse, Bonnie Seibanaler. Lois Stetson. Marilyn Hautter. Bonnie Boyd. Wanda Kissack. JR K-9 OFFICERS President Geraldine Rundell Vice President Carolyn Wilkie Secretary Nancy Johnson Treasurer Nancy Welsch Sponsors Mrs. Davidson Mrs. Pattison U 99 B OFFICERS l'res1'r1enI Rich Hall Iiice l!I'8Sl'Ilt'lIf Harold Vliilkins Secretary-Treasurer Bill Campbell Sergeanl-al-.Alrms Don NIcCosh Sponsors Coach Fitzgihhon fVIr. Schuemaker Mr. Wilkie Bottom row: Donn Conn. Jerry Barton, Gary Sinner, Don McCosh, Mick Reavis, Melvin Carmody. Dewain Edgar. Chuck Howard. Dick Whiting, LeRoy Reitz. Bob Mitchell. Second row: ,Iim Schuemaker. George Bott, Arne Landsberg. Bob Wilkie, Ronald Pattison. Jim Peterson. Harvey Dutton. Dick Colerick, Marvin Riley, Myron Batt. Marion Riley, Don fllargheim, Coach Fitzgibbon. Top row: Jack Woodward, Darrell Smith, Douglas Smith, Rex Coppom, Bill Campbell, Leo Colson. Leslie Creager. Elwin Olson. Harold Wilkins. Rich Hall. John Quinn. Girls who find great interest in athletics and all The G-Club is the outstanding organization for types of competitive sports are members of C.A.A. the boys who have lettered in football. basketball. Their main activities are basketball, volleyball, and or track during their four years of high school. ping-pong tournaments. This year they played other schools in volleyball for the first time. Front row: Miss Hatthiesen. Donna Cross. Donna Orr. Janice Pepper. Patty Reeder. Rita Cramp- ton, Betty Jo Brown, Irene Yamamoto. Back row: Shirley Kaufman. Joan Davidson, Flossie Tanner. Marilyn Ross. Norma Sinner. Doris Ozenbaugh, Twyla McKinley, Carolyn Kaufman. G.A.A. OFFICERS President Flossie Tanner Vice President Rita Crampton Secretary Norma Sinner Treasurer Twyla NIcKinley Sponsor Miss Nlatthiesen Y Y 7 - STA GE CR EW Stage Manager Lzghting LeRoy Beitz Set Up Jim Peterson Curtains Bill Campbell Sound Sponsor Bob Mitchell Leslie Creager Richard McSpadden Stanley Bush Left to right: Richard McSpadden, Bill Campbell, Bob Mitchell, Leslie Creager, Stan Bush .lim Peterson, LeRoy Reitz, Floyd Stricker. Not pictured: Larry Boyd and Stan Hoff. This group of very capable boys was organized just this year by Mr. Bush. They have proved them- selves very worthy due to their excellent help in preparing the stage for all assembly programs and other school functions. They have in their charge all stage properties for the high school, east ward, and west ward. This group of boys and girls is trained by Mr. Taylor. During their study hall periods they are often called upon to operate the movie projector for classroom films. This group not only renders a service to the school but also learns a worthwhile activity. Left to right: Bita Crampton, Larry Dunham, Kay Miller, Dick Amen, Caroline Cettman, Bill Taylor, Terry Ditton, Dick Myers, J. R. Rogers, Marvin Carmody, Aldon Eckland, Darlene Cler, Patty Myers. Kneeling: Donn Conn. PRoJEcTloNlsTs LIBRARIANS Head Librarians Kay Miller Frances Schwartz Shirley Kaufman an iitl' ' '-ii ts Seated: Diana Yakel, Helen Hashiba, Betty Lou Joshnston, Beverly Emery, Norma Hilzer, Kay Miller, Norma Schlager, Frances Schwartz. Standing: Twyla Kramer, Donalda Olson, Rita Crampton, Dorothe Kaufman, Joyce Kelly, Shirley Kaufman, Mrs. McHenry, Janie Hamada, Betty Lou DeRock. These girls give at least one free period each day This marked the third year for Boy and Girl County to assist students in library reference work. Two in Gering High School. These students from the or more girls are on duty each period to aid stu- Junior class were elected by the student body to dents in finding appropriate reading material. Mrs. represent the school. They participated in their McHenry, H versatile and Capable I6iiChCf, SUPCF- respective offices during a day at the county court vises the librarian's work. house, First row: Dorothy Schneider, Clerk of District Court, ,lim Peterson, Health Officer, Dick Whiting, Sheriff. Second row: Flossie Tanner, Assistance Bureau, Joan Davidson, Supl. of Schools, Greta Olsen. Nt,-ttf. Extension Agent. al Third row: Ronald Pattison, Commissioner, Bill Campbell, Commissioner, Betty Jane Skinner, fy ' '32 Judge. 5 Last row: Bob Raines, Treasurer, Bob Mitchell, Assessorg ,lack Cowden, Clerk. Not pictured: Dick ?I L? j: Colerick, Marvin Carmody, Barbara Cowan, Diane Cooper. an V. 'gh Hu kgs. BCDY - GIRL COUNTY GOVERNMENT F.H.A. OFFICERS President lst Vice President 2nd Vice President Secretary Treasurer Advisor Jareene Warner Vivian Lackman Cathy Smith Dorothy Schneider Janie Hamada Mrs. Snyder Bottom row: Pat Myers, Vivian Lackman, Jareene Warner, Janie Hamada, Dorothy Schneider Cathy Smith, Joyce Drury, Greta Olsen. Second row: Helen Lockhard, Patty McKeeman, Donna Warren. Betty Jane Skinner. Jackie Hinman, Geraldine Rundell, Etta Mae Klein, Betty Lou DeRock. Top row: Maureen Powers, Delores Kaufman, Patty Leonard, Norma Sinner, Janet Morrison Marlene Lackman, Mrs. Snyder. Any girl in high school who has had at least one semester of Home Economics is eligible to become a member of the Future Homemakers of America. Among their activities this year were a district convention at Oshkosh, celebration of national F.H.A. week, and installation of Minatare chapter. This organization is composed of students inter- ested in the Latin language. They have had at least one semester of Latin during their four years in high school. One of their activities this year was an assembly program in remembrance of Armistice Day. Seated: Delores Bort, Mary Ann Taylor, Glennabelle Clifton. Donna Thomas, Joyce Wells, Greta Olsen, Helen Hashiba, Miss Meyer. Second row: Sam Barton, Ursula Schweiger, Beverly Emery, Norma Warner, Alice Gentry, Kay Miller, Diana Yakel, Dorothe Kaufman, Terry Ditton. Last row: Dean Entrekin, Bill DeRock, J. R. Rogers, Bob Johnson, Arne Landsberg, Rex Coppom. Dick Amen, John Schweiger. President Sam Barton Vice President Helen Hashiba Secretary-Treasurer Mary Ann Taylor FIRST SEMESTER President Greta Olsen Vice President Secretary-Treasurer Bob Johnson News Reporter John Schweiger LATIN CLU B sEcoNo siziviasrizn Glennabelle Clifton 'Vo S ..-va ,W ,uLW,. k M.. . f0 15. z . k vu Ax 4 5 .., ' f'1 O 0 R 5 wg, mains.. gsm-- , . 'aw 'U ... ,Q i ... 435. is 2 K2 35 x N gn., .g fcf 15 5, Q v': Q . 'R 2 v S V' Y . . awk :ASQ N . '05 I Q . - A ----.W xx ,V , 1 L . ,.,., .N M ., T' .1 X is J 5 . .,., V W R? X V'-,Y rw 4 X 5 K f 9 5 2.15, 1 Q Q s:lx.' og N1 f 33 ua' x Y Y if f' :F Xr .vw 4 N .kk SRS 9 'vc The JUNIOR CLASS presented its play on Novem- ber 15, 1950. The play depicted the first attempts Cornelia Otis Skinners made in the field of drama. Cornelia Maud ,,,. Otis ,,,7.... Abby ,,tt, Mab ,,..... Enid ..,,., Charlie ,,,,., Amy ,t,t,t, Henry ,,,,,,t, Grace ,,,..,i. Gordon ,,,,i,,.,....,ii Student Directors Understudies i,,.,,, CAST L ,Joyce Drury L Betty Skinner W Bill Campbell Sandra Pepper , Diane Cooper Flossie Tanner Ronald Pattison Twylla Kramer ,lack Cowden . Betty DeBock Dick Amen , , Greta Olsen Richard Snell Barbara Cowan Dean Entrekin Director .,,,,,,,, ,,,ttt, M rs. ,lean Reeder JUNIOR CLASS PLAY FAMILY CI RC LE 1 me One Mad N ight The SENIOR CLASS presented this three act my- Without the help of the ones who worked behind stery comedy on April 11, 1951. the scenes, the play wouldn't have been such a success. CHARACTERS BEHIND THE SCENES Don Cutter ..i.....,.........i.,.i..,..i....,..,.,v Mickey Reavis Wing -------.---- -v,,,w.,---V R ex Coppom Director .....,.,.v..,.,,.,,sss,,,,,,,sss,,,,.,,s Mrs. Jean Reeder .A----- ----'.', D onna Thomas Student DifCCt0fS .,... ....,....., J erry Bal'tOIl Ophelia ..,........ ......... I oyce Wells l D0f0thC Leis john Alden -------- ppfvfrppppp J i R- Rogers Understudies .............. ...,.,.,,,..s.,,.i. P hil Wenz Mr. Hyde wwfvfpv ------------ G ary Sinner Marilyn Schlothauer Dn Bnnn ------qA-iiv iA-.-0.AnAAnnA-iVv B ob Wilkie Committee Chairmen Lucille Marcy ...,,.. ....... D orothe Kaufman Stage -1 -'-'--'---4-------ff--A -----------'-- B ob Mitchell Mrs. Kluck ,....,..,,....,....... .......,... D arlene Cler Properties ------------'- ------- A me Landsberg Gertrude Finch .,,.............,..,.,,.....,,.. Audrey Howell I D L3ffY Boyd Mrs. T. Ashington Finch ..,...,.,...,.,...,..,.. Pat Myers Pubhelty 'ff-'f --'---e-- B evefll' Emeft' Depresseion ......,..,........,.,,,,. ,,..,.,. B everly Dailey i -Kal' Miller Artemus Burke ..,............, .,.....,. E lwin Olson Tleket-5 ------ --------- M elvm Carmodl' Danny Siletto ........ ....,.. D onn Conn -lean B0Yd Make-up ....... Donna Rae Brown Geraldine Moravec Costumes ..... ..... C aroline Gettman Violet Specht Mary Lou Ceis Murdo ,,........,,A ....,.. ., ,, ,, ,..,..V... Charles Howard Gypsy Czrls Chonita ...., ....7 F lorence Achziger Marya ,A4.,. ...... C lenna Clifton Daya ...,,,,.,....... ,7..,.,. B everly Daily F loure ,- ...v,,..,, Janice Pepper Stefan ...e.,,.l...,....,,.., ..,..,,l,,l......... I oe Joder Lisa ......... ,,,,,,.,v, N ancy Johnson Baron Stanescu ,e,...... .e.l..,. R ich McSpadden Marilla ,.,....v ..e.... C arolyn Kaufman Baroness Stanescu ..,e,,,, ,...,,,,,,e,,e, J oyce Wells Zillah ,....... .,,.,,e.,,,, P atty Reeder Konrad ,,,,,,,........,,,, .,,,,e,,,,r,,ee D on Boley Emilia ,,l., ....... D onna Gross Emil .,......e.,,,,,,,,,.,,,. ,re,,e R onald Pattison Pianist ......,. ..,s.,,o D ean Entrekin Student Directors .,.... .,.,.,,,,,,, D iana Yakel Director A-A' ' D C' MISS Jean Lelsy Donna Munroe lx CHONITA Presented by the Chorus on May 4, 1951 An Operetta in Three Acts Depicting a Gypsy Romance CHORUS Seated: Carolyn Kaufman, Glennabelle Clifton, Florence Achziger, Beverly Emery, Joyce Wells, Marilyn Ross, Nancy Johnson, Patty Reeder, Janice Pepper. Second row: Donna Gross, Shirley Heimbuck, Russell Brown, Phil Wenz, Beverly Daily, Helen Lockhard, Patty McKeeman, Scott Fulton, Diana Yakel, Rita Crampton, Miss Leisy. Third row: Jackson Donelson, Mickey Reavis, Roger Donelson, Dick Colerick, Ronald Pattison, Dean Entrekin, Sam Barton, Robert Heiss. Last row: Don Romick, Darrel Smith, Fred Tjardes, Douglas Smith, Richard McSpadden, Bill DeRock, Chuck Howard, Pat Raymond, John Quinn, Don Boley. The music department is an asset to any high school. During the past year the Cering High School Chorus under the direction of Miss Jean Leisy has presented several very successful programs. Among these were a clinic concert with neighboring towns, a Christmas program, and an operetta. The various small groups composed of chorus members are madrigal, girls glee, boys glee, mixed glee, girls trio, girls triple trio, boys octet, girls sextet, boys quartet, and numerous soloists. MADNGAL Seated: Glennabelle Clifton, Florence Achziger, Beverly Daily, Beverly Emery, Joyce Wells, Marilyn Ross, Nancy Johnson, Miss Leisy. Standing: Cary White. Dean Entrekin, Ronald Pattison, Darrell Smith, Dick Colerick, Pat Raymond, Chuck Howard, Bill DeRock, Mickey Reavis. BAND BOARD President ..,....,........ Mick Reavis Vice President .... John Schweiger Librarians .,........,. Betty Skinner ' Joan Davidson Quartermasters .... Duane Deines Richard Dowell Class Representatives 9th ............ Geraldine Rundell 10th ...... .......,., D arrell Smith 11th ...... Jack Cowden 12th ..... .,..... R ex Coppom Diary of a Band Member -1950-51 Dear Diary, Sept. 4--This morning at 7:4-5 we began practic- ing. Our instruments and we are both rusty from summer vacation. Sept. 6-We wore our new grey and white uni- forms.which came last June, to the County Fair on Gering's Day. Sept. 22-We began our season of marching dur- ing the half of five home football games and special drills and formations. Sept. 30-This morning at four we left for Boulder in two chartered busses. We attended Colorado University's All-State Band Day and placed third in marching out of forty-three other bands. We saw a football game and then took part in the massed band at half-time. Oct.-We're still having marching practice for the half-time performances. Nov.-Now that football season is over we've started playing concert pieces. Dec.-Basketball began and as always we supported the team with peppy marches and our school song. Feb. 14P-We went to Torrington to exchange Concerts. This was the eighth year we had traded Concerts with them. Feb. 16--At half-time we discovered what The Thing was. All evening long weplayed and fin- ally the big moment came. Out of a big black crate with a large black question mark on its side came the words- We're Gunning to be N.P.V. Champs? Feb. 19-The Annual Spring Concert was pre- sented in the high school auditorium. Our per- formance showed we had improved greatly since September and proved that our daily practices had been worthwhile. March 29-We had our band banquet in the Parish Hall which climaxed a day of preparation for 'the Clinic. March 30--Leo Moody was guest conductor at the N.P.V. Clinic held here. Over 230 musicians from six towns in the valley took part. April 13-The District Music Contest was held at Chadron. Several solos and ensembles were sent down and they received above average ratings. April 23-Beginning, second, and our high school band presented their massed band concert to- night. Mr. Childs has really worked hard this past year to improve the bands and our perform- ance showed our improvement. May 1-We took part in the first Loyalty Day Parade with the Scottsbluff band. May 7--We took a trip down to Melbeta, Bayard, and McGrew to present concerts to the schools. Bayard is going to come up here and play later. May 20-We played at Baccalaureate tonight. May 21-Tonight we played 'for Commencement. This year we lost eleven fine musicians in the graduating class. 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