Gering High School - Kennel Yearbook (Gering, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1952 volume:

.,dMfy?g0iea'.51 TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY f smug X 'EM-S '744fZa1.m4dg Msn: esvev -an ye On 75a 240: '15 X THE 1952 KENNEL Presents Statwnggs Broadcastlng Hlghllghts of 1951 52 Pu hdbythA alStff0f GERINC HIGH SCHOOL Germg, Nebraska N a I f 1 115 1 171 X blis. e . e .nnu a - T0 MR DON C COOVER Instructor ln Jumor hlgh SOCIHI studles and Asslstant Athletlc Coach we dedl recognltlon of the seven years of S6I'V1CC he has so consclentlously rendered to the school and to his department and for hlS devotlon to the best mterest of hls students No bubble IS so zrulescent or loats longer than that blown by the successful teacher cate this edition of THE KIENNEL in mira! Know MRS WEBB MR WILKIE Sfffffafy MR UEHLIING Program Dzrrclor Asszstant Director Our Sporzsars Around the table left to right: W. E. Snell. W. Max Gentry. Max Cooper. Theo McC0sh Charles Ceil Rex Bryan. Wf A. Webb. and lame. Harding. Om. 775. 6 .'4 :lea LEITA BARTON Charge those brain cells todayg you'll be glad tomorrow you did. JAMES BOWERS Study History and be ahead of the times. DONALD CHILDS March into the swing of things- take Band. DONALD COOVER Get acquainted with the world. HILDA DAVIDSON lt's the cornerstones that count. W e build the best. SUEZANNE DAVIS Bounce away the ounces in Gym. LAVERN FITZGIBBON Athletics build strong men. BEATRICE HARVEY Chase your aches and pains away. ELIZABETH HASELTON Newshound? Get in there and help the Bulldog Bark. JOHN HUTCHISON Don't remain static-develop that potential. SELMA LARSON Be scientificg it pays. AMANDA NIQHENRY Opvn your books to the' future. ANNE MEYER It's nice to be able to talk to your rivighbors. GEORGE MONTGOMERY Commerrirll positions are well- paying positions. DOROTHY OLSON The :wry to n !II!lII'S hoart is thru homPrnah'in,L'. NELLE PATTISON The beauty of living is art. JEAN PIERSON Sing, Sing. f-zwfryiarztiy sing. MARSHALL SANBORN English spvaks for itself. JAMES SCHUEMAKER You break it-4u'e'll fix it. CHARLES SNOCKER Y not B nn A' wrt at facts and I figurvs? 11's 0-: .' WILLIAM TAYLOR It it's fun you want Biologzyf MONA LEHLINC The rite' of right writing wrong. ARLENE WARNER Typ? y'0llf llfllj' to SUCCESS. - take can't be N 24464 Steno' Zeadew 48-49 September 3, 194-8, we, 78 green and gawky freshmen registered for the first day of high school life. We started out with four bright years ahead of us by electing James Kishayama president, Betty Skinner vice-president, Ronald Pattison secretary, and Twylla Kramer as treasurer. Our sponsors were Mrs. Larson and Mr. Fitzgibbon. We celebrated April Fools' Day by having a hobo party and at the end 'of the term we took our fishing poles and went to Lake Minatare for our picnic. JAMES KISHAYAMA Freshman President til!!! SENIOR SNEAK DAY i Q' lf T rt' Q f M.-'ui ' gf I A A T T T T E E N N D D A A N N T T S S PROM KING and OLEEIN W I H 49-50 I Miss Weyenburg and Mr. Schuemaker were elected as our sponsors. Our T officers for the year were Dick Whiting, president, Twylla Kramer, vice-presi- dentg Bob Raines, secretary, and Janie Hamada, treasurer. This was the first I year we held a dance, which, incidentally, was a big success. To end the school year we journeyed to the Wild Cat Hills for our picnic. ' fl-l sl 1 K 0-51 As juniors we elected Bill Campbell as president. Harvey Dutton vice-presi- dent: Flossie Tanner secretary: and Jack Cowden treasurer. Our sponsors. Miss Warner and Mr. Bush led us forward to a busy but successful year of selling concessions. planning for the Junior-Senior Breakfast and Prom. and producing the Junior Class Play, The Family Circle. I FX! -' 's . ll. K-9 PAL and G CLUB GAL -52 SENIORS AT LAST! This being the year every student looks forward to, we elected Ronald Pattison president, Janie Hamada vice-president, Harvey Dutton secretaryg and Jim Peterson treasurer. Bill Taylor and Marshall Sanborn were our sponsors. John Loves Mary was the play we chose to present and it went over in a big way. After the class play we celebrated with the final party of our schooldays. May 2 as the underclassmen came to school, something was missing. Yes, it was we seniors. We were Denver-r-r bound. May 20 as we tramped up the aisle for the last time, we were crowned as alumni of Gering High School. g..-. , ' lil ' .A Q .e Q .57 . E A A A tea. , -Ae? . .,.,, ...F , . RONALD PATTISON PRESIDENT Ron was in National Honor Society, Clee, Madrigal, C-Club, junior-Senior plays, Annual and Barks staff, Boys' State. He took part in Football, B'ball and Track. His majors were Eng- lish and History. JANIE HAMADA VICE PRESIDENT Janie was a member of State Council, K-9, GAA, FHA and Junior K-9. She was librarian for three years. Her majors were Home Economics and Commercial. Her minor was English. HARVEY DUTTON SECRETARY Harv's majors were Math, Science. He minored in English and Language. He took part in Football, B'ball and Track. He was a member of the Spanish Club, C-Club and Student Council. JAMES PETERSON TREASURER His majors were Social Science, Shop and English. He was a member of Student Council, C-Club, Band, Stage Crew, Annual and Barks Staff and took part in Football, B'ball and Track. He was in National Honor Society. DALE ACHZIGER For majors Dale chose Shop, English. He minored in Social Science and Math. He took part in Athletics, G-Club, Chorus and was Student Council News Reporter in his senior year. RICHARD AMEN Dick was interested in band for 4- years and was a member of the clarinet quartet. He also was in the Junior Class play. He majored in Math, Science and English. He minored in Language. DELORES Boar Delores was active in K-9 and Chorus. She took part in the school operetta. Delores majored in English and Double Com- mercial and chose her minor to be Latin. BILL CAMPBELL Bill was active in basketball 4 years, Football one, Track one. President of Student Council, also member of C-Club, Stage Crew, and Junior Class President, his majors were English, Science and Math. MARVIN CARMODY Marv was active in basketball, Football, and Track. He was also Projectionist for three years. Marv Majored in Social Science and minored in Shop and English. DIANE COOPER Di chose for her majors Social Science, English, and Language. For minors Math, and Science. A cheerleader, she took part in f A as 5 -A 2 . it BARBARA COWEN Barb was a member of K-9. CAA. llanil. Spanish Club. and Barks Staff. Her majors are Nlath. and Language anal her minor is English. JACK COWDEN Jack was a member of Student Council. llanfl. and Chorus. was president of National Honor Society. and took part in Football and Track. His majors were Xlath. Science. and English. His minor was Social Science. JOAN DAviDsoN Joan was Ki! Presitlent. member of CA.-X, Band. Annual and liarks Staff. and Nlixed Quartet. Her majors are Nlath, Language, English. and Social Science. Her minor is Natural Science. BETTY DEROCK lit-tty majors in English, Home Economics and minors in Social Science. She took part in both .lunior and Senior Plays and was a meniber of K-9 and FHA. She acts as Head Librarian. . f 3 ' Q ,. T ' -3 me-A? lib xl DENNIS DONWEN Dennis took part in Football one year, Track three years, and Basketball two years. His majors are Social Science and Shop and his minor is English. He is in G-Club also. JOYCE DRURY Joyce was chosen Girl Slater. She took part in K-9, FHA, ,Junior K-9, Spanish, Latin and Dramatic Clubs. Her maojrs are English, Math, and Language. Her minors are Science and Social Studies. LARRY DUNHAM Larry's majors are Social Science, Shop and English. He took part in Football one year. Intramural B'ball four years, and was school's projectionist three years. DEAN ENTREKIN Dean was a member of Glee, Madrigal, Chorus, Annual and Barks Staff, Nlixed Quartet, Operetta and Junior and Senior Plays. His majors are English, and Social Studies, his minors Language and Math. NORMA H11.zER Norma's majors were Commercial and English. Her minor was Home Economies. She was in Clee Club, Madrigal. Chorus, K-9, FH.-X and Annual and liarks Staff. She was Librarian two years. BETTY HoDGsoN Betty was a member of Chorus three years. and was in Operetta. Her majors were English and Commercial. Her minor is Home Economics. aj' if .H Q! X le: ' -Nw. ., 5 rs- 9 1 MARVIN HOFF Marvin chose his major to be Shop and his minors to be English and Social Studies. Marvin took part in Track for one year and was a member of the Barks Staff. J OE J ODER Joe was a member of Clee, Madrigal, Chorus, C-Club, Mixed Quartet, Operetta and Stage Crew. His major was English, and minors were Social Science, Math, and Language. He was on Annual and Barks Staff. BARBARA JOHNSTON Barb's majors were English and Home Economics. Her minor was Social Science. Barb was a twirler for Band four years, was a member of K-9, CAA, FHA and was a member of Annual and Barks Staff. BETTY J URcENs Betty was a member of Chorus one year and took part in the Operetta. Her majors were Commerce and English and her minor was Home' Economics. DELORES KAUFMAN For majors Delores has Commercial and Home Economics and her minor is English. Delores was also a member of Junior K-9, FHA, Chorus, and Glee Club. JOYCE KELLEY Joyce was a member of Annual and Barks Staff, of Junior and Senior K-9 and FHA and was a librarian for one year. Her majors were Commercial and English. Her minor was Home Economics. JAMES KOCH Jim took part in Basketball one year and was a member of Barks Staff. His majors were Shop and Commercial and his minors were English and Social Studies. TWYLLA KRAMER Twylla was 9th grade Treasurer, 10th grade Vice President, a member of K'9 and a cheerleader one year. Her majors are Com- mercial and Home Economics and she has a minor in English. VIVIAN LACKMAN Jean was Vice President of FHA in 50-51 and Secretary in 51-52. She was librarian for two years. She chose English and Commercial for her majors and Home Economics for her minor. LARRY LEONHARDT Larry's majors were Shop ami English and his minors Math and Social Science. Larry was a member of Student Council, Glee Club, Chorus, and Barks Staff. He also participated in Football, B'ball and Track. -BG DONALDA OLSON LARRY LOWE Larry took part in B'ball, Football and Track. He was also a member of the Junior Class Play and G-Club. For majors he chose Math and Science. His minor was English. TWYLA MCKINLEY Twvla was President of CAA. a member of Chorus, FHA and Barks staff and was editor of the Annual. Her majors were Commercial and English and her minor was Home Economics. ROBERT MITCHELL Bob was a member of Student Council, Chorus, C-Club, Stage Crew and Annual Staff. Bob also took part in Football and Track. His majors were English, Math and Science. His minor was Language. GRETA OLSEN Gret majored in English, thlath and Science. Her minors were Language and Social Science. She was a member of National Honor Society. Latin Club. Drum Ensemble, FHA and K-9. Donnie was cheerleader for three years, and a member of GAA FHA and K-9. She was a librarian for two years Her majors were Commercial and Home Economics. Her minor was English DONNA ORR Donna was twirler for three years and a member of Glee Chorus, K-9, GAA, FHA, and Band. Her majors were Commercial and English and her minor was Home Economics DORIS OZENBAUGH Doris was Junior and Senior Repr. in GAA. She was also a member of Glee, Chorus, K-9, FHA and Annual and Barks staff. Her majors were English and Commercial and her minor was Home Economics. SANDRA PEPPER Sandy's majors were Commercial and English. Her minor was Math. Sandy was in the Junior Play. ROBERT RMNES Bob majored in English and minored in Social Science, Math, Science and Commercial. Bob took part in Football. B'ball and Track. He was Vice Presitlent of Student Council and a member of C-Club and Barks Staff. ROWENA REIN Rowena majored in English and Commercial. She minored in Social Science. LERoY REITZ Randy was a member of Student Council, Chorus, C-Club, Stage Crew, Barks and Junior-Senior Class Plays. He took part in B'ball, Football and Track. His majors were English and Shop, his minor Social Science. PATRICIA RICHARDSON Pat was a member of FHA, Junior K-9, and Barks Staff. She majored in Commercial and English, and minored in Home Economics. MARION RILEY He was a member of G-Club, and of Junior-Senior Plays. He took part in Football and Track. Marion majored in Science, Shop and Math. He minored in English. SHIRLEY RosE Shirley majored in English and minored in Math, Commercial, and Social Science. She was a member of Chorus, K-9, FHA and was on the Annual and Barks Staff. NORMA SCI-ILAGER Norma was a cheerleader two years, a member of Student Council, Clee, Madrigal, Chorus, GAA and the Annual Staff. She majored in Commercial and English and minored in Home Economics and Social Science. DOROTHY SCHNEIDER Dorothy majored in English and Social Science. She minored in Language, Math and Science. She was a member of Student Council, K-9, GAA, FHA, Band, and Spanish Club. FRANCES SCHWARTZ Frances majored in Commercial, English, and minored in Home Economics. She was librarian three years and a member of Chorus one year. BETTY JANE SKINNER Betty was a member of K-9, GAA, FHA, Student Council, Junior-Senior Class Plays, Band, and National Honor Society. She majored in English, Language and Math. She minored in Science and Social Science. RICHARD SNELL Rich took part in Football, B'ball and Track. He was a member of Student Council, G-Club, and the Junior Class Play. He majored in Math, Science, and English. He minored in Shop. DONNA STARK Donna was a member of the Annual and Barks Staff and Spanish Club. She majored in English and Commercial and minored in Spanish and in Social Studies. FLORENCE TANNER Flossie was a member Of National Honor Society, Spanish Club, Chorus, K-9, GAA, Junior Play and was drum majorette. She majored in English, Math, and Science and minored in Language. MARY ANNE TAYLOR She majored in English and minored in Math and Commercial. She was in Chorus. K-9. Latin Club and the operetta. CONRAD THOMLISON He majored in English and minored in Science and Shop. He was a member of the Annual Staff. GLADYS WAGNER Gladys was a member of GAA. She majored in Commercial and English. She minored in Home Economics. RICHARD WHITING Dick was a member of Student Council, G-Club, Stage Crew, Annual and Barks Staff. He took part in Football, B'ball, and Track. He majored in Social Science, Shop, and English. GARY WIBERG Gary's major was Language. He minored in History, English, Math, and Commercial. He was a member of Chorus, and Latin and Spanish Clubs. He participated in Track and Football. DIANA YAKEL She was a member of Chorus and Latin Club. She was librarian two years. Her majors were Science, Social Studies, and English. Her minors were Math and Language. MARVIN ZITTERKOPF Marvin's majors were Math, Science, English, and Social Studies. He took part in Football and Track. He was a member of G-Club. eldddf 7066! We, the undersigned, being of Iahemj sound mind and memory. and considering the uncertainty of this frail and transitory school life, do therefore make, ordain, publish and declare this to be our last will and testament. CONRAD THOMLISON leaves his eyes to all the girls. BARBARA JOHNSTON leaves her freckles to CORA LEE HAMADA. HARVEY DUTTON wills his photographic ability to MARVIN FRENCH. LARRY DUNHAM leaves the projection room for a place of advancement. DELORES KAUFMAN leaves her chewing gum to the rest of the school. BETTY HODGSON and BETTY JURGENS will their friendship to MARLENE LACK- MAN and NANCY COOPER. RICH SNELL leaves his flirting to GEORGE REIN. RONALD PATTISON and BOB RAINES want to leave their ability to sit on the bench to all of next year's substitutes. LEROY REITZ wills his crutches to BOB JOHNSON. JIM PETERSON wills his political ingenuity to EISENHOWER. fHe'll need it against Taft.J ,,..a TWYLA MCKINLEY, DORIS OZENBAUGH and DONNA ORR will their sportsman- ship to the G.A.A. Girls. TWYLLA KRAMER wills her smile to GLENDA RAHMIG. LARRY LOWE and GARY WIBERG will heir taxi to all G.H.S. pedestrians. DOROTHY SCHNEIDER leaves her red hair to EMERLYN LIVINGSTON. PATTY RICHARDSON and DONNA STARK leave their jobs to anyone on the verge of bankruptcy. JOYCE KELLEY leaves her laugh to LILA JOHNSON. To all future guards, .I OE .IODER leaves his combat experiences. NORMA I-IILZER leaves her ring to SKIP ARMSTRONG. BETTY LOU DEROCK, FRANCES SCHWARTZ, and DIANA YAKEL leave the library to the freshman and sophomore boys. BARBARA COWAN leaves her shape to anyone who needs it. DIANE COOPER leaves her winning theme to HELEN LOCKARD. GLADYS WAGNER leaves her long engagement to BEVERLY KERR. DICK AMEN wishes to bequeath his auto-trading ability to DARRELL DEAN. BILL CAMPBELL and FLOSSIE TANNER leave together. .IIM KOCH wills his boots to TERRY DITTON. L ..f' D a if .pail M.-ra, h,ff+ 4 ,5- Q Q Q XX ix S ig MARION RILEY leaves his physique to JIM YAKEL. BETTY JANE SKINNER leaves her motherly roles in the class plays to NORMA WARNER. ROWENA REIN wishes to leave her quiet ways to JAREENE WARNER. DEAN ENTREKIN wishes to leave his musical talent to LARRY YVHITINC. MARVIN CARMODY wills his brains to ALICE GENTRY. JOAN DAVIDSON wants her nick-name Spook to anyone who can qualify. MARVIN ZITTERKOPF leaves his mental ability to DALE SMOCK. NORMA SCHLAGER leaves her loyal backing of the team to the K-9. LARRY LEONHARDT desires to will his Ford to JACK PAPPER. ,IANIE HAMADA wills her cheerleading ability to MARILYN HAUETTER. MARVIN I-IOFF wills his hair-do to CAREE HARRISON. .IACK COLSEN wishes to leave his height to DANNY BEEMAN. CRETA OLSEN leaves her winning ways to PAULA PAULSON. JOYCE DRURY wishes to will all her embarrassing moments to FITZ. DONALDA OLSON wishes to leave all the Mitchell guys to the Cering gals. MARY ANN TAYLOR and SANDRA PEPPER won't leave their guys to anyone. DENNIS DONWEN refuses to leave anything: he wants to take it all with him. DELORES BORT leaves her shorthand book to ,IANET WILSON. SHIRLEY ROSE wills her marital status to all the lucky girls. VIVIAN LACKMAN wills her capability to keep a man to DONNA SCARLET. DALE ACHZIGER leaves GLENDA GREENLEA to anyone who wants her. BOB MITCHELL leaves his name as ringleader of the senior class to FRITZ TJARDES in hopes that he will lead them on to many successful parties. DICK WHITING leaves this ANNE that ANNE everything but ANNE. my T ':,ii, .fu A ' . 34,3 f bl, -4 lam: if ' X 051 Talented M Betty Loo DeRock Dean Emrekm Most Lzkely to Succeed Flossle Tanner B111 Campbell Best F Barbara Cilire all Best Pbysl u Bob Mite hell Athletes 613115 Dorm Ovenbaugh DdTCD2vxdS0n Duck Whlllng JTJROY Re' 1 4, 7 fxf lrnmw 1 X1 r gps! Nat B 113: V Sk 1 ' M Dllflon urpd P, 98 rsoflflflly dmc H nd! f ' 'um d Pllfts QQWVE 1 DMU X SWR Tease Norma Schxduel' Nhrxm Cammdy :YS 3F'f f'-5 swam gas mama Eames Tlll 1 your nom Whether announcer Edgar Tan Vassel brmgmg you the 1972 Whether pred1ct1on for the cla of 52 As all Whether predlctmns ue guarantee nothzn, DALE ACHZICLER I9 ch1ef grave dtgger for LEONHARDT Cemetery w1th GRETA OI SEN as Cmlldlmlkl DEI ORFS KAUFMAN1 now morlellng AMFN 81 f'OMPANYbatl11ng C-IIIIQ BII I CAMPBFI l ba ju t broken tl1e world record as flag pole sttter MARVIN CARMODY and DONAI D Ol SON have recently been feat11red as fat man and lady of Barnum and Ba1ley L1rcu Rey KOCH recently returned from a m1 s1on tr1p to Ind1a TWYIA MCKINLEY IS falthfully upportmg her husband RON PATTISON by whlte washmg fence SHIRLEY ROSE IS runnmg a home for old ITIBIKIQ near SCHLAGER S Tavern JIM PETERSON and FRANCES SCHWARTZ make up the famous dancmg team under the d1rect1on of JANIE HANIADA DIANE COOPER 1 the vyoman UIBCIIAFIIC who overhauls and tstra1ghten outl the dr1vers trammg car for tl1e chool BARBARA COWAN IS now ra1 mg tl1e all Amer1can S1nner football team burg CIIV Church RICH SNELL 1 a farmer ra1 mg sunflower seeds MARVIN ZITTERKOPF IS edltor and mam vyr1ter for the com1c book Super Gal BETTY SKINNER and FLOSSIE TANNER are d1scoverers of SKIN TAN LOTION DONNA STARK IS owner of I ermg s Dr1ve Inn Drug Store BARBARA JOHNSTON IS OIIICIEI RICE thrower for all tl1e undemon1cal churches 1n the valley BETTY LOO DEROCK IS pree1dent of the DOUBTLFSS THOMAS CLUB 1n the commun1ty south of the boarder JOYCE DRURY1s st1ll ln school DR JODER arr1ved 1n town yesterdav to take B1ll Gentry s place BOB MITCHELL IS now pres1dent of P T A ROWFNIA REIN IS a Pllot for Trans Atlant1c AITIIIICC- DOROTHY SCHNEIDER and DENNIS DONWEN are agam the proud parents of a bouncmg baby boy lThe1r f1fth D Madame PAT RICHARDSON IS palm reader at Terry Town s Blue Room BETTY HODCAN and BETTY JURCENS are d1rectors of the Mental Inst1tute where DICK WHITINC was last statloned LARRY LOWE st1ll makes h1s l1v1ng bv babv s1tt1ng SANDRA PEPPER IS runnmg for major of Halg and has for her opponent DEAN ENTREKIN JACK COWDEN IS dog catcher for the Clly JEAN LACKMAN has been confmed to Alcatraz second charge of b1gamy CONRAD THOMLISON and WIIC TWYLLA KRAMER have enrolled the1r youngest ch1ld ln sch05l HARVEY DUTTON has been named traff1c cop forthe c1ty of Cermg LT RILEY IS home on leave vlsmng h1s flance MARY ANNE TAYLOR The former DIAINE YAKEL now holds a part t1me job ln Rad1o Broadcastxng GLADYS WACNER has establlshed her OIIICC as dentlst spec1al1z1ng 1n false teeth LEROY REITZ IS buf! thrower at Umon Stock Yards JOYCE KELLEY IS rarslng OIIVCS for John s orchards DELORES BORT just graduated from the Mus1cal School lS1ng Smgj and IS now star rmg ln an opera on Broadway LARRY DUNHAM IS runmng meters on w1ndm1ll h1ll NORMA HILZER has been named the World s Champ1on M1dget Auto Drlver of the year DONNA ORR IS now playmg short stop for the Brooklyn Dodgers GARY WIBERC has made h1s th1rd attempt on a fhght to the moon DORIS OZENBAUGH has recently been promoted to the Ch1ef Candv Clrl at the Nhuyyest Theater BOB RAINES IS head chorus g1rl for J C Folhes I ' I I 1 .S -S .J I M N 4 . 1. , . 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Lx N mth Anne E111 Tom Koch N A J Eleventh Ahce C,f'nlrN Novi xirukel' ll' iezfgfgizg W lg 67 ? I T s Z N C o I c B K B E 0 R N First Game: The Bulldogs opened the season at home against Crawfordg striking fast, they went on to win 19-12. Second Came: Traveling to Minatare, the Bulldogs greatly out-played the Indians, but after having one touchdown and two extra points called back had to settle for a 12-12 tie. Third Game: Gering traveled to Bayard and had victory in their grasp, only to have a bad break bring defeat 12-7. Fourth Game: Cering returned home and the Bulldogs retained their jinx over Chadron with 4-2-13 win. Fifth Game: Under the local lights it was all Gering the first half and Torrington the second. It ended with a moral victory for Cering, but the score was a 141-14 tie. malty Sr Back row, left to right: F. Ross, J. Pepper, M. Batt, D. Colson. N. Gross, Phillips. B. Raines, F. Armstrong, F. Tjardes, D. Smith. M. Riley, C. Curry. Middle row: L. J. Fitzgibbon, M. Riley, L. Whiting, L. Colson. D. Tripple, C. Busler, R. Dowell, L. Creager, C. Pyle, J. Brackman, D. Smith, D. Mergheim. Front row: C. Snocker, R. Pattison, L. Reitz, B. Campbell, R. Snell, D. Whiting. B. Mitchell, H. Dutton. J. Peterson, and J. Schuemaker. Sixth Came: Traveling to Kimball, the Bulldogs started slow and finished fast to win by a 33-6 margin. Seventh Came: Again on the road, Gering tangled with the B Bridgeport Bulldogs and after a slow first half went on to win 25-6. Eighth Came: Disaster struck the Bulldogs at Sidney as the Maroons cinched the Pan-Handle B. A bad break along with an inspired Maroon club ripped the Blue and Gold 33-6. Ninth Came: Returning home Gering played their best game of the year against their tra- ditional foe Mitchell. Striking hard and furiously, the Bulldogs gained possession of the Grove Trophy by a 28-0 score. M-JL. DOUG SMITH D. SMITH R. SNELL . an ...QI F TJARDES D. TRIPPLE D. WHITING L. WHITING 1 Q41 f If J Wx ,,, J rg , i 2 X Q Back row: J. Wolfe tStudent Managerb, G. Harrison. J. Yakel, C. Cook, W. Muhr, T. Ditton, J Bott, R. Datel. S. Hoff, L. Creager, J. Pepper, R. Koeln, R. Heiss, A. Yaites, J. Curly and F. Ross Middle row: C. Snooker fAsst. Coachl, D. Colson, J. Phillips, M. Riley, N. Gross, L. Whiting L. Colson, D. Tripple, G. Brusler, C. Pyle, J. Brackman, D. Margheim. F. Armstrong, B. Raines M. Bott, and D. Smith. Front row: L. J. Fitzgibhon lCoachl. Marion Riley, B. Campbell, R. Pattison, L. Feitz, R. Smell J. Peterson, D. Whiting, B. Mitchell, Les Creager, F. Tjardes. L. Wentz, Doug Smith, J. Jocler C. Curry, H. Dutton, and J. Schuemaker fAsst. Coachl. 292 i'3'i37 9 Back row, left to right: Don Coover 1CoachJ, F. Weidf-man K. Pattison. D. Rc-edcr, B. Schott, C. Emery, C. Lopez, L. McVay. and Jim Peterson 1Coachl. Front row: J. Fulton, L. Knotts. W. Bott, J. Hedrick, D. Conn. D. Steele, D. Wallace. T. Jodvr, D. Sell, J. Reed, and M. Flick lStutlc-nt Manage-rl. Not picturcml are B. Hankins and D. Sowcrwine. They fought hard and won. Back row. left to right: Don Comer liloavhi. R. Randcll, D. Mitchell, T. Haiston, J. Wibcrg, R. Waits, F. Burns, R. Foil. D. Childs. and ,lim Peterson lCoachP. Front row: L. Newell. B. Hankins. C. Wills. L. Lopcz. ll. Reavis. L. Hoff, E. Nordquist, A. McLellan, R. Misner, C. Leis. M. Rcifsclim-ide-r and R. Smith lStudcnt Managerl. df 0- They fought hard with all their will to win, but they lost. A group of very good C , 0 'lt 0 K V E R losers. .1 at , y - . 'ff 3 f5 5' .-x Q5-fi- Us Sul , Q' , 51 . 'ajft T '-gg' QS. X. Lie: .it 'A' ,fi-, 'fe G -0,1 B. CAMPBELL 1.. f.R1'.'U11fR Vf KNli1 MyXN 11. 51.-XRGHEINI 38 Cering 21 , , Kiin11a1l is 35 Cm-ring 17 Nlinatare 4. V -12 Cm: ing 25 Alliance GJ 1' 4 32 Cvring 35 Mitchell 37 in-ring .15 Scnlllnluff , 61 fmring '32 Bayard 4 R55 ' ' 43 in-ring 211 Ogallala 51 C4-ring 30 Cllllllflbll 51 Curing '11 Gurdon 52 Curing '36 Sidney 45 Curing '50 Mitvlwll 53 Cering 441 Bridgeport WV? 112 Cering 42 , Bayard 61 Cering '52 , Bridgeport 49 Cering 52 7, 7 Scottbluff 48 Cering 30 , , H Minatare X 33 Cering '52 Cordon 46 Cering 45 Chadron 42 Cering 35 , Sidney 9 61 G6-ring 56 , Plainview 35 Cering 541- , , Holy Name D' WH'T'NC VARSITY BASKETBALL SQUAD B' RMNES Standing: Cross, Kaufman. Myers, Johnson. flowdvn, flaniplwll. Marglieirn, Achziger, Yvhitirig. and Coarli Fitzgxilmlmn. Km-vling: Orr lSlud1-nl 1x13llHgl1'1'l, Snell. Pattison, Batt, R1-itz, and Raines M. BATT R. SNELL B. JOHNSON The Blue and Cold started the season fast and never slowed down until the final game of the year. Highlights of the regular season saw Gering defeat Scottsbluff for the first time in many years by a 37-35 score. Another highlight was a revenge tramping the Bulldogs handed Mitchell, 45-30. From there they went on to win the Pan-Handle B and N.P.V. conferences for the second consecutive year. The Bulldogs entered the district tournament as very heavy favdrites, but needed Lady Luck and almost impossible last-minute rallies to defeat Gordon Q33-321 and Chadron t4-6-4-51. Regaining form, they defeated Sidney's Maroons in the tourney finals and repeated as district champions. Traveling to Lincoln the Bulldogs again upset the applecart and defeated the un- defeated Plainview Pirates. This was the first state win for Gering and the district for many years. The Holy Name Ramblers then eliminated Gering in the Class B semi-finals to end one of the finest seasons a Gering basketball team has ever enjoyed. R. PATTISON N. GROSS D. MYERS f. S!! 'Q , ' 'w .11- Qbf '14 I 4.5 9 Q Q A 9 '. 4-Y Q-ff ,2- ggvvvfii' , 'Ex i h Q , Vw., 4 F u ,. I 3,C 4, ,Q ' S 7 QS -1 - 'ff fx 3594. ,,,. S, .,,A 'r 4 lv v v fig V V5 Z W , A 118355 L. .. ' Aff M Ulm Q .illiffifllt 1 f . 1 L 115 ,K 3 1 isrzuvw K 'J E N Af 'Q L- J' 4 A CAMPBELL LEAPS MITCHELL GAME 1... 4 ROGERS LEAPS 5 wg' Q gf 155 as 13, 1 v inf. l 4' sv flaw? lic! 1? ' BS sae , was 5 R 11 S x A ' 6 1 ' X s lp 'iq n L rx ' ,. t yu VV by Hr ,:. L -Ja K . , f-541 , -' E L- , , R I U, x Q? .-f . ?. Q1 . sf .+ ,. wifi? .A A 1 V ' ' k , J . T I 'hy A' B ' in 1 Q5 2 ' r ! i I - I -A 0 is :sf if il iihg 125 x he , Qglvg., I v 1, I V, if sy.. Q' 4.4 .. Top row, left to right: Coach Fitzgibbon, L. Creager, D. Myers, L. Whiting, R. Dowell, B. Camp- bell, J. Hankins, B. Mitchell, C. Pyle, D. Johnson, A. Curtis, C. Rein, J. Wegelin, G. Busler, C. Tripple, D. Margheim J. Zitterkopf, F. Tjardes, B. Raines, D. Amen, D. Colson, D. Smith, Doug Smith, D. Beeman 1Student Managerl . Second row: R. Koehn, E. Ourlerkirk, D. Ruth, D. Phillips, A. Yates, W. Muhr, D. Donwen, R. McSpadden, G. Curry, J. Quinn, L. Reitz, R. Snell, M. Batt, H. Dutton, S. Barton, F. Ross, R. Taylor, K. Kaufman, E. Reifschneider, J. Leikam, J. Yakel. Bottom row: T. Koch, G. Warner, L. Baum, J. Pepper, J. Batt, M. French, K. Kellogg, R. Datel, J. Mofield, L. Orr, R. Russell, G. Harrison, J. McLellan, B. Scriven, B. Heiss, L. Ecklanfl,'N. DeMott, E. Eckhardt, C. Cable, D. Romick, J. Curry. KAUFMAN WHITING Wasil- .19 ,I QQ . . ,591 guts as i. 3 - - iz, xv , ,E A - f - N 'Ny X I r X! 'U I x! 9 J 1 fff x ,, H E 4' fx 1 A -- .Lf ' .V f E fi ' I J M Ai , 1 i J! ' I if il , Af, . ,J 'JJ X vi K I j ' RSX , 4- . 'rf '5 L These boys qualified for State Track Meet: Lf-ft to right. Har- vey Dutton. Johnny Quinn. Bob Mitchell. Bill Camplwll. Darrell Smith. Not pictured: Dick Whit- ing. I, --ur CLOSE RELAY QUINN and CAMPBELL SNEUJ AND THERE HE GOES! JOHN GUESS WHO 7 'T fi .f1'i- gli 'UL X Top row, standing left to right: ll. 5Ic5lasters. F. Burns. R. Fivl. L. Cloose. D. Childs, B. Schott, D. Mitchell, D. Sowerwine, B. Hankins, ,l. Elagvl. J. Wie-lwrg. Mr. Coover. Second row: H. Shaw. L. Newel. M. Reiifclnmietlvr. tl. Lopez. ll. Wallace. R. Randall. T. Haiston, L. McVay. J. Fulton, B. Miller. L. Knotts. ,lov Simlilar. W. Ross, R. Waits. Bottom row: A. McLellan. T. Lewis, D. Barns. L. Ross. B. fllisnc-r. R. Smith, L. Lopez, L. Hoff, W. Cook, Jim Sindilar. D. Kerr, G. Dutton. Lb- l MITCHELL RANDALL , - SOWERWINE 110 'PA L QU . PPO 'fr VICTORY TROPHIES LNSES R REIN I gs'-m .. ,, Jr Jrl. . I os ca Q Howdv Npooa' P jffniq . ' -q . . ni WG VWWMM an Irztcrrlcwing .Mme Baxtcr The Ciomnarion H15 People Uidxuour 8: Fm f L, Cjap'r1 Hornhlows ur 81 -Q67 1 Lads Hap-py New Year U'-criudmlgcncc . ,341 ' pr li ex ft w , 4 5'-My gf Y H A 1 Y ' Yr? 1 4 ' ' i' if I vi 75 . , .. if 3 x ', V W fx ' N- oczh ' X 'Z' x '31 I Nik V: fvwux .X X I Arrxv. VY Oops I N Band Daze N. - . ll If l yt' AL-if an -'N' x ' ! I! r Q A 2 Q . ' , . X X X' A Jo X Nxce Doggle Chomp, what Powers Passed f ,, I 3 - . 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Standmg Beth Shotwell Frances Schwartz Dlana Yakel Vlvlan Lackman Helen Landsberg Carolyn Kaufman Irene Yamamoto Qeated Norma Warner Betty Lou DeRock Barbara Johnaton Nancy Johnson Donna Qtark ront row Don Marghelm John ulnn Fred Tjardes Donna Scarlet Joan French Maxme Hamada ilennahelle Clifton Suzann Boardman Darrell Smith Back row ,lim Brackman Nlarwm Rllev Alice Gentry Le he Creager Dlck Nlvers John Schwleger 'Nlr Bower Z Q59 1.41. .. . , , a t -IX 1 n t ' 1 . ' 'l W 57, ,, ' AV - Z ' 22, l r Y 1 1, ' L r E f 5 1 0 I lu 'J ,,. j ' 'W 6 I Z F f .g '. Q' ' H 1. ' ' 4 Senior IC-9 Presirlenl Joan Davidson Vive l'res1'1lenI Flossie Tanner S!'l'l'l'fl'Il'j' Jareene Warner Treasurer Norma llilzcr Sponsors Bowers. Meyer Front row: D. Scarlet, F. Achziger, J. Davidson, M. Lackman, N. Johnson, N. Welch, S. Leonhardt B. Brown. C. Olsen, B. Skinner, D. Schneider, J. Drury, M. Wymer, D. Orr, N. Taylor. Second row: C. C-able, T. Kramer, G. Clifton, l. Yamamoto, B. Johnston, J. Rundell, D. Gross, J Pepper, J. French. J. Wilson, P. Reeder, D. Bort, J. Warner, E. Eskam, S. Rose. Third row: N. Cooper, C. Wood, K. Smith, M. Hamada, N. Hilzer, J. Kelley, M. Colson, F. Tanner A. Gentry, V. Lackman, M. Ross, N. Warner, N. Sinner, M. Wilson, H. Landshurg, J. Hinman J Eckland, J. Morrison. CHEERLEADERS-D. Olson. N. Schlager, J. Hamada, D. Cooper, S. Kaufman. Front row: J. Kafton, P. Cook, M. Wilson, J. Schlotthauer, R. Leikam, A. Orr, W. Orr, D. Cros- kopf, J. Dean, A. Tully, K. Kellogg, M. Johnson, R. Rittenhouse. Second row: J. Englehaupt, J. Achziger, A. Keesey, B. Handley, S. Martines, G. Rahmig, C. Camp- bell, K. Raymond, P. Armstrong, S. Carmody, S. Stewart, L. Stetson, M. McKeeman, M. Hauetter, A. Ellis. N. Peterson, J. l-lauetter, M. Quinn, L. Hamburg, F. Thompson, J. Gable, J. Trupp. C. Morrison, C. Gaeke, J. Edgar, Miss Pierson. Third row: L. Sauer, S. Carmody, P. Tjardes, C. Heilhrun, S. Schwartz, M. McKinley, C. Stubby, Fourth row: Mrs. Davidson, L. Carpenter, M. Cathcart, M. Grassmick, D. Ruff, B. Siehenaler, B. Dowell, C. Wilkie, A. Danielson, S. Gundersen, N. Durnin, J. Reeser, N. Krause, C. Grassmick, junior IC-9 President Sandy Stewart Vice President Patty Armstrong Secretary Kathy Raymond Treasurer Nancy Krause Sponsors Davidson. Pierson V First row: Coach Fitzgibhon, H. Dutton, D. Whiting, B. Raines, J. Peterson, R. Mitchell, L Reitz. M. Riley. Coach Schuemaker, J. Wolfe. Middle row: M. Batt, J. Quinn, D. Tripple, W. Kaufman, L. Lowe, F. Armstrong, L. Whiting, R, Pattison, M. Riley, D. Smith, R. Snell, J. Brackman. Back row: D. Smith, D. Margheim, B. Campbell. R. Dowell, L. Creager, L. Colson, M. Zitterkopf D. Phillips, N. Gross, G. Busler, G. Curry. G elllb Presiflenl ,lim Peterson Vive l'res1'flenl Bob Mitchell Secretary'-Treasurer Harv Dutton Sponsors Schuemaker, Fitzgibbon Front row: A. White, D. Orr. Nl. Wymer, M. Hauetter, T. Macias, Miss Davis, L. Stetson J Donwen. S. Carmotly. A. Ellis. D. Gross. Back row: C. Kaufman, E. Uhrich, L. Ziegler, C. Wilkie, D. Ozenbaugh, N. Warner, T. McKinley .l. Duff. and S. Kaufman. 6.4.4. President Twyla McKinley Vice President Theresa Nlacias Secrelary Donna Gross Treasurer Shirley Kaufman Sponsor Nliss Davis Swim: deemed President Bill Campbell Vice President Bob Raines Secretary Janie Hamada Treasurer Bob Mitchell News Reporter Dale Achziger Sponsor Mrs. McHenry Front row: J. Cowden, J. Davidson. I. Hamada, B. Raines, B. Mitchell, B. Campbell, R Snell D. Achziger, D. Whiting, D. Schneider, M. Hamada. Middle row: M. Davies, C. Heilbrun, G. Gable, T. Koch, J. Pepper, D. Smith, D. Mitchell R Waites, D. Margheim, L. Creager, F. Armstrong, M. Greeb, E. Reifschneider, L. McVay S Leonhardt, J. Rundell. Back row: Mrs. Larson, Mrs. Schuemaker, Mrs. McHenry. Front row: Joyce Drury, Bill Campbell, Miss Meyer, Jack Cowden, Flossie Tanner. Middle row: Greta Olsen, Ron Pattison, Jim Peterson, Dean Entrekin, Betty Jane Skinner. Back row: Alice Gentry, Dick Myers, Leslie Creager, Irene Yamamato. 'mt glances ' President Jack Cowden Vice President ,loyce Drury Secretary-Treasurer Flossie Tanner Sponsor Miss Meyer NA: I R 3 ata dial President Diane Cooper Floyd Slricker Vice Preszklent Joan Davidson Robert Schwieger Secretary'-Treasurer Darrell Smith Helen Landsburg Sponsor Miss Meyer Back row: Miss Meyer, D. Smith, G. Warner, J. Brackman, D. Johnson, F. Stricker. Middle row: M. Messersmith, J. Wilson, C. Wood, N. Cooper, B. Shotwell, H. Landsburg, E. Eskam, D. Cooper. Front row: A. Messersmith, R. Schweiger, S. Martines, J. Donelson, J. Davidson. if . ..i-' ,S ii lg jf' MHMEIHJ Preszklent Joyce Drury Vice President Patty Craig Secretary-Treasurer Betty Jane Skinner Sponsor Miss Meyer Back row: M. Ross, A. Messersmith, P. Craig, D. Schneider, B. Kerr, J. Pepper Front row: P. Reeden J. Drury, R. Heiss, B. Skinner, N. Johnson, D. Gross. ,lolzn Lazcerence f're1lTaylor , , .lIrs. illcliinley Senator ,llcliinley mm la44?7Zay , Ron Pattison. Bob Mitchell Bill Campbell Betty Jane Skinner Dean Entrekin Oscar Dugan . , Boh Raines. LeRox Reitz Lily Herbislz Y , Betty Lou ljeflock .llary ,'llcKinley Dorothy Schneider General Hiflflle joe joder. Marion Riley George lieeclzzcoorl ,lack Cowden LI. Victor 0'l,eary Harvey Dutton Snulen! Director Florence Tanner Director Marshall Sandhorn ,lolzn Loves Mary ,lohn Loves ,Vary was the story of an American G. l. that just returned to the li n itod States where he planned to marry his pre- war girl friend. Complica- tions upon complications en- tered the plot, which kept everyone in suspense. It was a show that was en- joyed as much by the cast as hy the audience. 1 as? 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