Gothenburg High School - Swede Yearbook (Gothenburg, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1951 volume:

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KEN' TO KNOWLEDGE We are grateful for our teachers who have gunded and trained us durung the past four years Theur mann purpose ns to umpart to us students the knowledge whnch wull prepare us to rneet the rnany problems of lute They have been xery patuent and have understood ou needs and wants We hope we haxe learned well the rules and lessons which are the keys whuch wall unlock the doors of the future to us , V 'fx lg ,, L I ' 1 , l J R' i I' ,. MR B H MEAD Superintendent .3--Q-gt noni' i I MR. W. H. ELLEY-Principal ,ov , W ' 'T Q Scuence Drxvers Educahon ,gi BOB BANKS ,..,. Leo L sinus Nu! an i' I' ,,.avx1f ,,j'R -fi! JOHN HOLM Jr Hugh JOSEPHINE KERST Jr Hugh FRANK KOLB lndustrual Arts 69 Vocahonal Agrnculrure H MAX COGGINS Vocal Musnc GLENN IS DEVASURE Commercial W CHARLES E FARNHAM Enghsh Journalnsm MABEL GILKESON Homemakmg 40 fa-1 acultq WILLA LEWIS Englnsh ITH LYSINGER KE Instrumental Muslc BEATRICE MEAD Jr Hugh ARTHUR NICOLAI Assnstant Coac PEARL PRICE Mathematlcs HAROLD SIMON Socxal Scuenc gi adm? ,f-4' I. 3545. h Hvsory I 'QI e Jr Hugh Athletscs i Q 'tv- filly Nnf M LUCY TAFT Englash Llbrary SHIRLEY ZORN Study Hall WILBERT L ZORN Coach Bnology T5 'fQi'5 'W-'ul 'f 'KF' X J Xa, If .I A ,f .V Xxx? yf N I , - rf N J jf . ' rf RW 5 ,J I f J If X I xx ' -r-f ,rx A A I V , JD ' If N 6 I4 A g , M ' I Q , l ' y - . i' If V 4- I N v , a IX xl A, an NLVI4 I Lf L X- , fl ,X J 1 In ,f XII x I I , V I M 'pn V , A I' 1 ' S' 'f . 1' ffl -jf 1 , ,WK M' , E,1'I2 V VI,I ,I I I' .V 1' ' ' - QQ, :E F Z? 1' E JJ M ,,M..,-. ff -I 2' I , nl f ff f I ,4 ' , ' 9 x, K A q Y I 'f S .. I I J f - J F R Yi Ui G S . Q Q F ' I I . II, ,, - ' ' . .I I K' ' 'VZ VJ 3 T 'L 1.9 'S X 1 Essential Cogs Who Inferally holds the keys to the school? Johnny George and Warren ofcourse They are always handy wh n we have an obstinate locker to open a lost boolf to find or a door fo open ,Lf ,-'fl:'.', ' Lf' he Wheel of Learmng Jannce as always there to answer questaons and take care of our accounts Mrs Johnson and her staff make us delecuous meals for lunches and banquets . A ' .- 5 Q . f N- ' 1 il A W- 'K ' ,A A 'A Q5 f A ,e - ' J A U- Q ' f , ,-,A ' 5 f - f ,A a 5 K. y . .'. 6. g A,- f , ' 'A N K' X : , 1 2' 5 -:Q dx '-YY ' - N 5 E A AA! , .Z N. . X H 4 S X' ' 3, . 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Dolh' I M ' 'e .b'JC. 8 '59 S.. 5 PAT PATRICIA ACKERMAN Bnd l 2 3 4 Pep Clubl YTeens l Chorus l 2 Gurls Glee l Double Sextet l ALAN ADEN Boys Club 2 G Club 3 4 Chorus Boys Gleel 2 Basketball l 2 3 4 Track PHYLLIS ADEN YTeens 3 4 FHA 2 Chorus l 2 3 4 Gnrls Glee l 2 3 4 Swede Breeze Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 EMIL ALBERTS ALAN Boys Club 2 FFA 2 3 4 Chorus 4 Foot ball 2 3 4 Track2 3 4 Class Secretaryl Gu J PHIL wi MADE IT ,vi EMIL DELORES BAILEY Chorus lg Girls Glee l, 4g Girls Triple Trio 3, 45 Junior Play RAMONA BAILEY Chorus l, 45 Girls Glee 4g Girls Triple Trio 3, 4 ' if H1 n DI DE DE MONA ff ' SEN IORS AT LAST ffdl LAURIE EARL MAURIE ARLENE LAURA BALL FHA 4 Chorus 3 Girls Glee 3 4 Girls Triple Trio 3 4 Swede Breeze Staff 4 ff' ins.. EARL BALLARD 1 Chorus l 2 Football l Basketball l Track l MAURICE BEARDSLEY Boys Club 2 Chorus 2 Football l 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 Trackl 2 3 4 if ARLENE BLOCK Band 2 3 4 YTeens l 4 Chorusl X irs Glee l Annual Staff 4 Office Girl l 4 Treasurer FHA 2 Second Vice Presi dent FHA 3 jwf ll K J 5 ' ,J ' 1 G QT , 1 5 4 .. ,. Al f' 'af if 3 1 5 , , . Il I r 1 I 0 i , fi -' 1 G, Wino 1 Q M E ,,: - ,J U A1 GI 5 1 X I3 ? 'f ,ac Ng. GILBERT BRADY DALE BRATTEN FFAI 2 3 4 G Club 2 3 4 Student Councul 3 Chorus 4 Football 2 3 4 Basketball l 2 3 4 Track2 3 4 GILBERT DALE TIME WAS WHEN WE HAD FUN KEEB fa 1 I 14 Ye.. FS 00' x...-f MILFORD BRATTEN FFA 3 4 Chorus l 2 Boys Glee 2 Track 2 ELAINE BROADBENT Band I 2 3 4 Pep Club l YTeens l 2 3 4 Natuonal Honor Socsety 3 4 Chorus l Double Sextet l Swede Breeze Edntor 4 Annual Staff 4 Clarmet Quar tet 2 Clarunet Truo 3 4 Exchange Con vocation 3 State Musuc Cllmc 3 4 ALLYN CHAMBERS Boys CIub2 GClub4 Chorusl 2 3 4 Boys Glee l 2 3 4 Swede Breeze Staff 3 Football l 2 3 4 Basketball l 2 3 4 Track l 2 3 4 Class Presndentl HUGH CHEEVERS MARILYN CH RISTENSEN Band I, 2, 3, 4, Pep-Club I, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 3, 4, Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Student Council 2, Chorus I, Girls Glee I, Junior Play, Swede Breeze Editor 3, Annual Staff 4' Girls State LORRAI NE CURTIS n I 2 ' ub I ' Y-Teens I 2 3 4' Chorus I 2 3' Girls Glee I 2 3' Double Sextet I' Annual Staff 4' Class Secretary 3' Office Girl -Q? sul' CHRIS CURLY MAKING CLASSES ON THE RUN RAMONA DEFRUITER PepClubI 2 3 4 YTeensI 2 3 4 FHA I Chorus I 2 3 4 Girls Glee I 2 3 4 Swede Breeze Staff 3 Annual Staff 4 DON DYER Boys Club 2 G Club3 4 Chorus 2 Boys Glee 4 Football 3 4 Basketball 2 Track 2 3 4 RAYMOND FOX Boys Club2 GClub4 Chorusl 2 3 4 Boys Glee 7 3 4 Boys Quartet4 Junior Play 3 Basketball I 2 3 4 Track I 3 LOLA JEAN FRANZEN Swede Breeze Staff 4 RAMONA MOOSE RAY in MARJORIE FRANZEN Y Teens I 2 3 4' YTeen President 4' Chorus I .lunlor Play Annual Staff 4 M Aix W DON GUSTAFSON G Club 2 3 4 Chorus 2 Boys Club 2 Boys Glee 2 Football I 2 3 4 Basket I T 2 3 4 State MARJ GUS CLIMBING UP THOSE AWFIIL STAIRS BUCK NORMAN PAT FOGGY BUSTER HAYNES Boys Club 2 G Club 2 3 4 Chorus 2 A K , Boys Glee2 Basketball I 2 3 4 Track 3 J NORMAN JOHNSON PATSY JOHNSON n I 2 b Cheerleader 3 4 YTeensl 2 Chorusl 2 3 Gurls Gleel 2 3 Double Sextet I Jumor Play Annual Staff 4 .N Class Vice Presudent 2 Horn Quartet 2 4 in WILLIAM KLINE F I 2 3 Q ' 2 J, H ball , 2, 4: rack 'I,' ,I ,J j Boys ll. Ia O ' 'l J I f, I A 2, ,4 ' 'O ' ' 1 9 ffv- ffl I d 'IJMQJ Trl' ! N ,I .:f- I 1 Bad , ,3,41PepClu I, 2, 3,45 I .r ko 3 .1 - , ., 3, 4: Y FA , , .2 MARILYN KRATZENSTEIN Band 2, 45 Pep Club l, 2, 45 Y-Teens 45 Chorus I, 2, 45 Girls Glee I, 25 Swede Breeze Staff 45 Annual Staff 4 LLOYD LAMBERTUS FFA 2 3 4 Chorusl 2 Boys Glee 2 Track 2 KRATZY KEEPS COMING BACK IN OUR WEEZEL RICH NORMAN MANN Boys Club 2 G Club 3 4 Boys Glee l 2 Junuor Play Annual Staff 4 Football 3 4 Track 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Ex change Convocatuon SHIRLEY MEAD n I23 ub YTeens2 3 4 Chorusl 2 3 4 G ls Play Annual Staff Edufor 4 Exchange Convocatson 3 Y Teens Vnce Presndent 4 RICHARD MILLER Ban l 2 3 4 Boys Club 2 G Club Student Councxl 4 Chorus l Boys G ee I 2 Swede Breeze Staff 4 Football 3 4 Basketball I 2 Trackl 2 Exchange Convocatuon 3 LUCILLE MURRAY Pep Club I 2 YTeens l 2 Chorus I 2 4 Girls Gleel 2 4 Glrls Triple Trno 3 4 Junuor Play 35, JIGGS NIGHTMARES SHYRLE LUCY vs J I7 Q. 1 1 I 1 1 I A fe. I .S 34 ff x. ', ,. VA I 1 , 5 , ' , I 5 , I I I , ' 1 I I .I 1 I ' 5 Ba d , , , 45 Pep CI I, 2, 3, 45 f 5 ' 1 1 1 1 1 lr ' Glee I, 2, 35 Glrls Sextet 2, 3, 45 Junnor - ' . ,ai d , , , 1 , 1 3, 4: 1 1 l 1 I I I 1, 2, , 5 ,A 5 , , 3, 45 . 1 ' 1 . .1 I I , I I I I I Y' .3 f'. x A JERRY GENE FOOTBALL GAMES AND ALL NICK M JUNE 'M Y -r bl' JERRY NANSEL FFA 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 4 EUGENE NEWMAN Boys Club 2 SCHOOL DANCES JEAROLD NICKERSON Boys Club 2 Chorus l 2 4 Boys Glee l 2 Boys Quartet 3 4 Junior Play 3 Swede Breeze Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Football l 2 3 4 Basketball l 4 Track l 3 4 Class Secretary4 EMA JAYNE NORSWORTHY Band l 2 Pep Club l 2 3 YTeens l Junror Play 3 Swede Breeze Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Brass Sextet l 2 Double Sextet l Horn Quartet 2 JAMES NORSWORTHY Band 2 3 4 Student Council 2 4 Boys Club 2 Chorus 2 Boys Glee 2 Junior Play Football 3 4 Basketball l 2 3 Tackl 2 3 4 JUNE OSTENDORF Chorus l Y K 5 1 1 f, . lk ' 3 E.J. JI 6 , Q I I' 5 Q X I I r 1 1 1 ri . 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V l l ,. tif. , g I 'P' S- Q 2 f , A L I' X F ' ' ' GLENN PETERSON Boys Club 2 FFA 2 G Club 3 4 Student Councnl 3 Chorus I 2 4 Boys Glee I 2 4 .lunnor Play3 Football 3 4 Pres: dent of Class 3 MARGIE PETERSON Pep Club I 2 3 4 Y Teens 4 FHA 2 3 Chorus 3 4 Gnrls Glee 4 Junnor Play Annual Staff 4 FHA President 4 vt-:Q PETE MARG LED TO MANY BRIEF ROMANCES LLOYD POHL B etballl 234 Trackl 2 3 4 DUANE PRAMBERG FFA 2 3 4 Annual Staff 4 JANET QUINN nd I 2 b Y eensI 2 3 4 Chorusl 2 Girls GleeI 2 Glrls Sextet 2 3 4 Jun nor Play Annual Staff 4 Exchange Con vocation 3, Y Teens Secretary 4, Double Sexfet I MARY ALICE RODINE Chorus I, 4, Grrls Glee I, 4 LLOYDIE DUANE JAN MOUSE 'Z , -Q-4' V , r?, f I9 , , , , , V' I , ,Y , I , , Q . 1 .XM :I I O Boys Club 2, FFA 2, 4, Football I, 3, 4, ask , , , 5 , , , ' A ,I 1 W - it -f Ba , , 3, 4, Pep Clu I, 2, 3, 4, 'T 1 I 1 1 1 31 X, I!! i Iff 118 ir' VY MARIAN JAN MARIAN SALL Chorus I 4 Girls Glee I 4 JANET SCHRIVER n I 2 b YTeens I 2 3 4 Student Council 2 Chorus I 2 3 Girls Gleel 2 4 Double Sextet I Swede Breeze Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Pep Club President 4 Pep Club Secretary 3 Clarinet Trio 3 4 ITS All BEEN WONDERFUL WE KNOW ROGER SAMMY SHARY SWANY ,IL ROGER SCHULTZ Boys Club 2 Chorus 2 3 Boys Glee Football I 4 Basketball I Trackl MARILYN STEVENS Pep Club 4' Y-Teens I 2 3 4' Chorus . ' 3 4. - Sextet 2 3 4' Junior Play' Annual Staff' Exchange Convocation 3 SHARON STEVENSON nd l 2 ' b ' Y- eens I, 2, 35 Chorus I 2 3' ' s Glee I, 2,- 35 Double Sextet I5 District Y-Teen Secretary 2 WILLIAM SWANSON Boys Club 25 Chorus I, 2, 45 Boys Glee I, 2, 45 Boys Quartet 45 Football I5 Bas- ketball I, 25 Track I IRLEEN THORELL Chorus 2 3 4 Girls Glee2 3 4 NORMA WILBOURN nl234FHAl23Cl'1o 34GlrlSGel2 NEEN JEANIE THESE MEMORIES WITH IIS WILL ALWAYS G0 ROBERT WILSON Boys Club2 FFA2 3 4 Chorusl Foot ball 2 Basketball 3 FFA Vice President LEWIS WOLF Boys CIub2 GClub3 4 Chorus4 Boys Glee 4 Football l 2 3 4 Basketballl 2 3 4 Trackl 2 3 4 Treasurer4 JANICE YOUREE Y-Teens l 2' FHA 4' Chorus l 2 ' Girls Glee l 2 3 4' Junior Play MARCIA ZORN nl,2,3,1P Ubl,,,i Cheerleader 3, 4: Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 5 National Honor Society 3, 4, Student Council 3, Chorus l, 2, 3, 45 Girls Glee l, 2, 4 Girls Triple Trio 2, Junior Pla 5 Annual Staff 4, Double Sextet lg Class Secretary 2, Exchange Convocation 3 MCGEE SAM JANNIE MARCIA 'Q .H 'Wig-, Y xg xvast Testamelll We the Class of l95l of Gothenburg Hagh School Gothenburg Dawson County Nebraska be ang of sound mand memory and understandang consaderang the uncertaanty of graduaraon and tame thereof and beang desarous to settle our school af faars and thereby beang ready to leave thas school do therefore make and publash thas our last Wall and Testament hereby revokang all Walls by us heretofore made an manner and form followang that as to say I PAT ACKERMAN wall my Cornet to anyone who s wandy enough to play at ALAN ADEN wall my chemastry papers to Ger old Buss PHYLLIS ADEN leave my modesty to Jeanne Booth EMIL ALBERTS beang of sound body leave Af ter four years of thas anstatutaon I no longer have a mand to wall I DELORES BAILEY wall my heaght to Beverly Carter RAMONA BAILEY wall my naturally curly han to Barbara Larson LAURA BALL wall my croonang abalaty to Joan McNeal , EARL BALLARD, wall my safe dravang to Elmer Folkers , MAURICE BEARDSLEY, wall my traps to Lex to Det af he can get past Cozad ARLENE BLOCK havang a generous heart do hereby leave to G H S my Iattle saster Gerry DALE BRATTEN wall my place on the football team to Laly Franzen MILFORD BRATTEN wall myself to any dame that wall have me ELAINE BROADBENT wall my bottle of Mad naght oal to Uretta Curtas shell need at' ALLYN CHAMBERS wall my seat an Mass Lewas room to any underclassman who wants a good laugh HUGH CHEEVER wall my two extra Model A taal Iaghts to Bally Walson MARILYN CHRISTENSEN wall my nackname Chras to Pat Chrastensen LORRAINE CURTIS wall my gaggles to Darlene Gartrell RAMONA DEFRUITER wall my abalaty to drave to Myrna Schulz DON DYER wall my guard posataon an football to Jam Rothrock RAY FOX wall my hagh aumpang technaques to Ralph Franzen LOLA FRANZEN wall one lock of my haar to anyone who has the key MARJ FRANZEN wall my aob to anyone that lakes fagures DON GUSTAFSON wall two and one half feet of my heaght to Pat Patterson You can look down on more garls that way BUCK HAYNES wall my pole vaultang abalaty to Burdette Van Meter NORMAN JOHNSON wall my crutches to John Stebbans PAT JOHNSON wall my hearty laugh to anyone who wants to get an dutch wath the teachers BILL KLINE wall my love for teachers especaally blondes to Dale Larson MARILYN KRATZFNSTEIN wall my abalaty to go wath Rub to Gerry Anderson LLOYD LAMBERTUS wall my '37 Buack and Hate's tackets to Kendal Speck -Y..- F' . 11 ?- 4- 1 I, 1 , - - - ll ll Il A I I I, y , ' - Il I ' Il - 1 .715 .1-,M . - 11 - l 1 - . , . . 1 I, , a, H , j ' I 1 l I ' ' 1 1 1 I I I I T I ' . - - - I V I ' I ll I , 1 . I . ll I . l l . , . , , , Il I . . . . , . , I . I I . . . . . ' 1 1 I f , 1 I 1 A I1 1 l U I I V . . I1 1 I I ' I1 I 1 I I I1 1 I I1 1 I ' ' ' ' ll ll A y , I, , I I . . I, I . If 1 ' ' I, , ' A 4 II ll - I, , ' ' ' ' I, , ' , ' . I . I I I I . ' ' NORM MANN, will my slightly used Chevy to anyone who can navigate it. SHYRLE MEAD, will my erasers, tons of typing paper, and my inability to decipher my per- sonal kind of shorthand to the next office practice class, RICH MILLER, will my ability to get out of classes to go hunting to anyone lucky enough to have it. LUCILLE MURRAY, will my soprano voice to Shirley Olson, JERRY NANSEL, would have, but public opinion was against me. EUGENE NEWMAN, will my time to anyone who will be here for ten years. JEAROLD NICKERSON, will all my cooperative girls to Don Ackerman. E J NORSWORTHY will my humor and way with m n to Emily McDermott JIM NORSWORTHY will my hidden knowledge to anyone who can find it JUNE OSTENDORF will my long straight hair to Connie Owings GLENN PETERSON will my ability to skip school twice without getting caught to anyone who needs it MARGIE PETERSON will leave will you? LLOYD POHL will nothing to nobody cause I aint got nothin DUANE PRAMBERG will my grades to Henry Jansen JANET QUINN will my piccolo to anyone who s big enough to carry it MARY RODINE will leave without persuasion never to return again MARIAN SALL will my place in the Senior Class to Beverly Bratten that is if she thinks she can make it JANET SCHRIVER will my ability to go steady to Betty Gruber ROGER SCHULTZ will my way with women from Cozad to Junior Ostendorf MARILYN STEVENS will my position in Sextet I, SHARON STEVENSON, will my unexcused ab- sences to Virginia Sitorius. I, BILL SWANSON, will my ability to do as little as possible to Jim Davenport, l, IRLEEN THORELL, will my ability to give speeches to Mimi Stevenson. I, NORMA WILBOURN, will my gadding with the band to Marlene Owings. I, BOB WILSON, will my speed in general to Don Kuhlman. I, LEWIE WOLF, will my half-mile ability to Bob Wi lson. I, JANICE YOUREE, will my Cozad boy friends to Margaret Ann Norsworthy I, MARCIA LEE ZORN, will hope the Swede teams of '52 have a rip-snortin' year. Duly signed and brought before me I UN NABUL TU KWITCHERKIKIN attorney at law d hereby affix my signature and duly acclaim this QQ Q2 WC O3 .hm 3 ..-r 'O-v U10 U FD 'V' J' fb AT UT 'Y GJ D O.. 'I TD in -r DJ 3 fb 3 'Y O -vs -r 3' FD WWW' Unnabul Tu Kwitcherkikin attorney at law A YK :QW H , O - - . . KD N ' 3 S4 Q ' . ' I . :D CD i 2 ' N IJ' ' s , O - , , . 5? N l . l . N x I fp N . N N , ' . Vt . ' ' . c O I - ' . I . -O . ., . N ' . 0 . N 3 ' ' . . fy ' C . . fb ' ' . A. 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I ' O .- K - ES xv' 47 4' Z Z 70 Thus nught January 3 1971 wull go down as one of the most umportant dates of hustory ROBERT JAMES Bug Jum NORS WORTHY was unaugurated and us now the youngest presudent un the hnstory of the Unuted States Tonught us the gala unaugural ball to whuch all of thus ullustruous Class of 1951 from GHS have been unvuted Thus beautuful Whute House Ball Room us overflowung wuth celebrutues Only a few munutes have passed sunce the processuon of guests marched un to the tume of the Swede Song played by Presudent Nors worthy on hus Ivory puano Hus charmung confudentual secretary ARLENE BLOCK turned the pages for hum WILLIAM KLINE the Whute House butler announced the guests as they arruved He had duffuculty keepung hus composure when MARCIA ZORN head coach of Wullow Island Tech and RICH ARD MILLER assustant walked un wuth theur own team of 11 boys There are people from all professuons here even the curcus JANICE YOUREE barker for BALLARD AND BALL CIRCUS here wuth her two bosses EARL and LAURA Other members of that Curcus are MAURICE BEARDSLEY thm man NORMAN JCHN SON strong man and IRLEEN THORELL fortuneteller LORRAINE CURTIS owner of a bug sandhull cattle ranch just walked un accompanued by the rhythmucal jungle of her spurs She s talkung to PAT JOHNSON chuef executuve of the Uptown Down town Everywhere Around The Town grocery store chaun The spunster MARJORIE FRANZEN lookung very sweet s talkung to the Presudent now Maru brought a trauler load of eggs for hum all the way from her farm north of Gothenburg Two promunent ladues un Washungton socuety MARIAN SALL and RAMONA DEFRUITER are havung an anumated duscussuon wuth two Nebraska Senators EUGENE NEWMAN and JERRY NANSEL There s a heartwarmung sught' ELAINE BROADBENT the fa mous nurse uust wheeled un the multu bulluonaure retlred banker ALAN ADEN who us stull sufferung from Englush 12 The former MARILYN STEVENS and NORMAN MANN the mechanucal genuus are exchangung dances wuth JANET SCHRIVER and Jum Norm just unvented a mechanucal duaper changer Janet as you remember was Mrs Ameruca of 1952 Whats that commotuon over un the corner? Why uts PAT ACKERMAN owner of the famous Ackerman Male Beauty Academy and SHARON STEVENSON the Powers model They are Iuterally surrounded by men Here s a group of boys that must not luke to dance any better than they dud when un hugh school Oh excuse me they re uust talk ung sports and why shouldn t they7 There us BUCK HAYNES Olym if J Q ' ' , , , ' K - I I 1 ' J! . . ' . , . t I . , I . I R 1 . 1 ' ' . I I ' I 4 ' - -jf . I . g , I is , . . A ' Q T ' I .. . I W, ' T ' .1 I uv I . . I . 1 T .I . . .. g , 'K . . . H - K I I 'K' II I , . 12- ' . . . u u 1 I I X ' I I I I , . I I , . . . I ' I I , A 'x ' . ' ' 0 1 Q , . . , . . . 1 ,I I I L ' ' 1 I J ' 53 .'f ' I ' ' ' ' - I I I l ' ff . ' ' ' U ' - u 1 I PRGPHECV plc shot putter who just returned from the Olyrnplcs of South Afrnca talknng to LEWIE WOLF water boy for the Greenbay Packers EMIL ALBERTS manager of the St Louis Cardunals who gust won the pennant IS beaming at hns two star players DALE BRATTEN and LLOYD POHL Look at HUGH CHEEVERS' The way he s cuttnng a rug you d never guess he ns a famous atomnc physnclst who studied under Enn stern EMMA JANE NORSWORTHY the Betty Grable of today ns waltzlng wnth her tenth husband She stops to speak to PHYLLIS ADEN the sensatuonal torch srnger from the Stork Club All us qunet now as DON GUSTAFSON Master of Ceremonaes announces the program Don IS doing fune on Breakfast at Gus s modeled after Breakfast at Sardle s The fnrst number IS a bass horn solo by SHIRLEY MEAD the gufted bass horn player from Boston Symphony Now those three operatic sopranos RAMONA and DE LORES BAILEY and LUCILLE MURRAY are snngmg Who Shot That Hole In My Sombero9 GLENN PETERSON husband of a Johns Hopknns M D rs talk Ing to ROGER SCHULTZ and hns exotlc brude from Mars Close by BOB Lead Foot WILSON ns tellung GILBERT BRADY how he won the Indnanapolls Speedway last summer wrth has I902 Stanley Steamer Gllbert looks dusdamful he lust made a record trup to the moon and back nn has get JEAROLD NICKERSON mayor of Cozad and MARGIE PETER SON LOLA JEAN FRANZEN and MARILYN KRATZENSTEIN who are three GHS teachers came to Washnngton wlth DON DYER who runs a tax: between Gothenburg and Cozad They brought word that MARILYN CHRISTENSEN and her husband would be unable to come Chrls us un the hosputal wlth her thnrd set of truplets MARY RODINE and JUNE OSTENDORF who have a home for aged bachelors are talknng to DUANE PRAMBERG the Pork Kung and BILL SWANSON edntor of the Hobo News AL CHAMBERS gvraffe keeper at the Bronx Zoo IS danclng wlth NORMA WILBOURN Mnss Soda Jerk of l97O LLOYD LAMBERTUS and MILFORD BRATTEN art edntors of Esquire are having quite a talk wnth RAY FOX who sells Fox Furs from has wolf farm Oh here comes the last member of that glorious class JANET UINN woman Chlef Justuce of the Unuted States enters In her long black robe She was nn the midst of an Important case and just made rt And so the nsght ends becomung a part of hrstorv for the ages Untul we meet agann thus ns Munnne Mnnchell saynng Farewell A o Q o 1' 439 019 oo s 4.053 O O, .tvt 1' ' 09 O 1 f 06' Q' Wwe? 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'Ui- 'Q ....-..,, E dun: X' 7 di' 'ity '77 K-B' 19 my 0.1 91 MEET THE Don Ackerman Farrell Adle Geraldine Anderson Don Ayres Mary Ellen Block Norma Jean Booth Beverly Bratten Darrell Buesing Gerald Buss Beverly Carter Lexie Clark Ureffa Curtis Jim Davenport Duane Detlefson Don Fecllt Ralph Franzen Linda Garrelh Darlene Gartrell Margie Gaudreault Phyllis Gaudreault Priscilla Geiken Mardell Hudson Henry Janssen Don Jolnnan Jerry Johnson Marilyn Kaur Don Kulllman JUNIORS Barbara Larson Dale Larson Glenda Ludwig Tom Lyons Joe Maclrley Joanne McNeal Marilyn Nelson Margaret Norsworthy Shirley Olson Junior Ostendorf Connie Owings Marbara Padley Ronald Patterson Rose Petersek Jim Rotllrock Myrna Schulz JoAnn Peterson Margery Sitorius Virginia Sitorius Kendall Speck Jolln Stebbins Miriam Stevenson Madora Sylvan Burdette Van Meter Shirley Williams Robert Wilson Willard Wilson 'LO EA Ai Janet Aunspaugh Don Ball Winona Beardsley Geraldine Block Darlene Bo wdish Nadine Brady Bob Bueeing Jim Butferbaugh Mark Clark Wanda Cumpefon Norma Dillman Jerry Duhon Geraldine Eilen Elmer Folkere Lyle Franlen Carolyn Geikan Kenneth Goodner Darrell Gnneveld Behy Gruber Velma Harm Betty Harvey Terry Healey Ivan Henderson Juanita Hudeon Marlene Jebman LaVonne Aden Mary Lou Aden Shirley Ann Aden Shirley Jov Ann Aden Wayne Aden Catherine Ad Ie Wesley Adle KN .lean Anderson W Il :' X, X WE'RE OVER THE HUM Helen Johnson Marian Kuhlman Harriette Lander! Nancy Larson Marie Litchcrnberg Bill Maclmley Stanley Manliall Janeeta Martin ? O f r 4 FL ,J UPPER CLASSMEN AT LAST N ,- .-4. Q 1 x Y 'A A 4,1 'ff x W . Ja... a -4 f 1 'L i ' fff Emily Mcbcrrnott Betty McKim Dick Mead Eldenc Miller Gayle Millar Billy Newman Marlene Owings Gail Peck Billy Pyla Bernadlnc Rasmussen Sliirloy Rich Leon Rlppon Gone Scllrivor David Soaqulst LaVonno Shaffer Bill Slack Richard Slack Ivan Van Stoonlnrg Patricia Stickolunan Bob Vltcr lofty Walla Norma Wlilhd Carolyn Widllolnu lofty Wilmoth Roberta Youngbcrg R, Richard Bowdiah Arthur lratten Dale Buckingham Beverly Cankadon JoAnn Clark Pat Christiansen Shirley Davis Marilyn Dyer Carol Fickenseher Pauline Fickenseher lloine Fleischer lleana Folkan Donald Fox Norman Franxen Jeanette Garrelta Yvonne Gelken Lrverna Glbeney Anne Gronevold Beverly Grenevold Jack Healey Seth Helberg Glenn lllcken Virginia Hudson Garry Ackerman Stanley Ackerman Keith Aden Lynette Aden Sally Bedford Bernard Block WE MAKE IT ONE DOWN Lany Jensen Nancy Jobman Bob Keiter Carol Knisx Linda Larsen Bernie Larson .Q 'K' .I THREE MORE T0 GO on ' io. A Q3 f az f J, ,Q 5415 A f j . 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F ,fl-f lr av as ' 1 v X. 5 ., ,N VK?-.1 Aff ' JUNIOR Robert Aden Jean Babbil Pearl Bailey Barbara Ball Jerry Bauman Ronald Beekman Susan Bedford Shirley Blazer Merle Block LaVerne Bray Barbara Bresfel Jerry Brock Bill Brown Lois Bush Marilyn Buslu Judy Carter Don Chapin Jim Chapin Beverly Claflin Gary Clark Denia Clouahe Norma Coder Jim Cumpafon Fred Cunning Jlm David Kenny Dlllman Burrell Feclrf Billy Ferguson C I G lf: aro yn arre Danny Gaudreall Kay Gaudrealf Bobby Glboney Jerry Gillespie Muriel Glenn D Good onna ner Frances Graham Ronald Hampton Hoxie Hanna Nancy Hanna Dorothy Harvey Kay Healey David .lannen Vernice Johnson Alice Junker Ronnie Kauffman Norman Lamberful K La ay non Jack Lifcluenberg George McAdams Jack Malone HIGH .lim Malone Annette Mann Kay Mann Elbert Mcbermit Alice McKim Harlan McKim Marilyn Mead Shirley Meester Harlan Miller Janie Miller Diane Morse Dylan Nansel Alberta Newman Beverly Newman Loel Nichols Kathleen Nickerson Robert Owings Sharon Owings Sherrill Owings Sarah Parsons Sharon Patterson Billy Peck Shirley Peck Casey Putman Stanley Putnam Dixie Rhinehart Quentin Rich Janice Rogers Betty Sabin Robert Sabin Marlene Sall Jom Sanders Murray Schad Bobby Schaffer Carol Schriver Evonne Schwarrx Leonard Scott Sharon Scott Richard Shaffer Orva Siemering Louis Stevens Sherrill Sticlmelman Ronald Stott Frances Stryker Larry Sullivan Marvin Thompson Karen Thorell Lorene Tunison Lora Tuttle Larry Vidar ,., 'i -v 1 A-'R 1 ' -fl- .- :vi -gp W M Jw 0 -e 7 N f. 6 .Q-1-. ff -- ..f -V S 4. . ' is ,. 4: V L 5 F . -Q ,,. al I -A ,- r f lx fl .ps - I 9 I 1 fi , f f +2 ., 'I f,. , . 1 Q, XB HQ HW 0 PLEA WE H QC if ICYQ I V mx gfggmig-1 E 5 . 6,3 ab if 21' gfmi r,Q:117.1I:Ql15 RLW U 1 :ff -' ,Dim 5 api z'1?r 'i ACTIVITIES r X x I .I fi .Q ANNUAL Soon after Shirley Mead was named editor-in- chief of the 1951 Svenskarnes Ars Bok, work was started to bring the students of G.H.S. a bigger and better annual than in previous years. Working from the angle that more pictures and less copy make a better year book, photo- grapher Patsy Johnson shouldered the shutter snap- ping burden. Svenskarnes Ars Bok finances had a rough year. A magazine selling contest was sponsored by the staff, but only a small amount of cash was netted for the annual. More successful financi- ally, however, was the box supper and dance pro- moted by Marilyn Christensen, business manager. These ventures coupled with the long hours of so- liciting by Ramona DeFruiter, advertising manager, saved the staff from financial embarrassment, and made possible the publication of this year's annual. Disconnected features and names of seniors presented a problem to Janet Quinn and Lorraine N i 1 I h . J .51 STAFF Curtis Names and faces of the juniors were joined by Marilyn Stevens and Ema Jayne Norsworthy. The seniors cf 1953 were sotted and filed by Phyl- lis Aden and Marjorie Franzen. 1954 wheels to lie were identified by Arlene Block and Jerry Nansel. Margie Peterson and Duane Pramberg eas- ily l-andled their job as junior high editors. Marilyn Kratzenstein did a bang up iob in her capacity as circulation manager. Marcia Zorn demonstrated her artistic talents by designing the cover for the annual. Easily recognized by their grey hair and haggard looks as deadlines drew near were activ- ities editors, Janet Schriver and Elaine Broadbent, and sports editors, Norman Mann and Jearold Nick- erson. Completed and published it is your 1951 Sven- skarnes Ars Bok, but several months ago it was only folders crammed full of pictures and papers. The group was sponsored by Mr. Charles E. Farnham. i . ,In FN SWEDE BREEZE STAFF Editor in Chief ....... ............................ E laine Broadbent Associate Editor .............. ....... L ola Jean Franzen News Editor .................... ..... M arilyn Kratzenstein Feature Editor ....................... .... E mma Jayne Norsworthy Sborts Editor ......................... ......... J earold Nickerson Assistant Sports Editor ................... ........... R ichard Miller Organizational News Editor ............ ..... .... J a net Schriver Art Editor ................ ..... ...... ......... L a u ra Ball Exchange Editor ............. -- -- ............ Phvllis Aden Circulation Manager--- -.------- -..-----.----. P riscilla Geiken Advisor ------------ ----- ---- M r . Charles E. Farnham SWEDE BREEZE With the September 15 issue the Swede Breeze began its third year of publication. The Swede Breeze staff, with a nose for news and an accent on keeping the readers happy, devoted all its efforts to publishing an interesting, readable paper. This mimeographed bi-weekly kept the students informed about news and views, sports activities, and the latest gossip about GHS. Money left from the sales of single copies of the paper was kept in circulation by the staff, who borrowed nickels to buy cokes, and paid back the change box the next day l?i. The high cost of living had its ettect on the Swede Breeze, too, for there wasn't enough money in the budget to have the paper printed. The staff's worries ended, however, when a new mimeo- graph was purchased by the school. Much of the credit for the popularity of this year's Swede Breeze goes to the efficient staff and C. E. Farnham, who acted as handyman, instructor, and advisor. in ' if--e-fr-X ye, -r-J 'bl Nl? FIRST ROW B Carter V Harm D Bowdish B Rasmussen L Ball P Gaudrealt L Shaffer M Gaudrealt M Sylvan B Harvey J Youree J McNeal SECOND ROW A Preitauer M Dyer M Wilson E Folkers M Litchenburg J Ostendorf S Aden G Peck V Hudson Miss Gulkeson November 4 found the FHA playing hostess to representatives from Cozad McCook Elwood and Minden The occasion was the District lV FHA meeting here in Gothenburg Members of the FFA served the luncheon in the cafeteria A style show previewing all the latest fashions was pre sented for the visitors Non Grape Week was conducted by the club Any person overheard griping that week had to write his grievance on a slip of paper and drop it in a box The girls had a good laugh when they read all the gripes at the end of the week. The organization's many activities kept presi- dent, Lavonne Shaffer, in a dither. Part of the responsibilities, however, fell to Margie Gaudreault, vice president. Secretary, Phyllis Gaudreault, wrote minutes of the meetings and kept all records in order Darlene Bowdish treasurer handled the club s finances Chapter mothers for l95O 51 were Mrs Leo Bedke Mrs Loretta Gaudreault Mrs Phil Harvey and Mrs Clarence Rasmussen Three members were elected to attend the State FHA Convention April 7 in Lincoln Eighth grade girls were invited to a rush party which was sponsored to interest prospective mem bers in the club. Newly elected officers will attend a three day officers' training camp at Curtis in June. Miss Mabel Gilkeson, adviser, was always ready to lend a helping hand wherever she was needed. fir 9617 i agrm-nzwsaggs' Y ,, W iwzfww UK T 11. FIRST ROW W Aden L Franzen W Adle Mr Bedke L Lambertus E Alberts D Pram berg J Nansel D Bratten B Kelser R Bowdnsh M Brat-ten SECOND ROW L Ostergard R Lutgemeyer B Block K Aden A Bratten G Miller D Gronewald THIRD ROW H Sntonous B Van Meter H Janssen R Buesrng E Folkers G Schriver R Franzen D Bues mg R Ostendorg L Pohl J Butterbaugh J Thompson ABSENT K Speck Always ready to lend a helping hand the FFA boys often took over the shop and made or repaired any kind of gadgets the faculty might need ln all these undertakings tne club was guided by its president Duane Pramberg and vice president Bob Wilson A safety poster contest was opened by the FFA to all students in rural schools Posters were judged by Miss Gerdes the art Instructor The ten wunnnng posters were placed on display in down town store windows Responsible for awarding the prizes was Dale Bratten, FFA treasurer Secretary, Jerry Nansel, was kept busy writ- ing minutes of meetings and keeping all correrspond- ence up to date Besides organizing a Junior FFA Club the boys sponsored an FFA Creed Speaking Contest This contest was judged by Miss Lewis, speech in structor The winner received a medal and a FFA ring FHA members served at the Parent and Son banquet which took place in the cafeteria in March Under the able supervision of Leo Bedke ad viser basketball teams were organized Besides providunq recreation, this activity gave the boys a chance to meet FFA members from other towns In a soirit of friendly comoetition. lr'-TEENS Flowers were placed on each teacher's desk the first day of school by the Y-Teens. A get- acquainted picnic at Lafayette Park, September 8, opened the activity program for the year. During the year regularly scheduled classes were sponsored by the organization to teach the high school girls how to dance. Gothenburg was festively decorated at Christ- mas time by the Y-Teens who made nearly all the decorations themselves. Proceeds from this venture enabled the club to donate money to the piano fund and to the polio drive. After the Christmas supper December 20 Y Teen members sacked candy which was distrib uted to children down town by Santa Claus Key strips from Butternut Coffee cans were collected and sent to the Butternut Coffee Co which sent gifts to the orphanage at Holdrege, Nebraska Service projects terminated with the sale of lilies at Easter. All proceeds from this activity went to a fund for crippled children. Highlighting the social events was the annual semi-formal spring dance, February 21. Newly elected officers for 1951-52 were in- stalled at the May Breakfast, May 1. Providing sponsorship and guidance through the year were Mrs. Price, adviser, and Mrs. Paul Potter, Mrs. John Wagner, Mrs. Henry Johnson, Mrs. John McWha, Miss Marilyn Johnson, council members FP ffwskwl' FIRST ROW Mrs Price B Rasmussen L Clark M E Block G Ludwig E Broadbent S Mead J Quinn M Christensen P Johnson M Zorn SECOND ROW M Keiser N Booth M Nelson V Sitorius B Bratten M Kratsenstein E J Norsworthv J Schriver D Bowdish S Aden E Miller J Garrelts M Roblee C Fickenseher J Williams THIRD ROW C Adle B Carter U Curtis J Hudson S Williams C Owings M Hudson E Mc Dermott J McNeal B Gruber M L Aden N Brady M Owings N J Jobrnan A Grone wald M Stevenson P Fickenseher G Anderson J Clark M Stevens M Peterson L Curtis B Carskadon FOURTH ROW B Peterson J Aunsoaugh D Gartrell B Larson M Schultz M Wilson J Anderson R Younqberq L Shaffer P Aden A Block M Nors worthv S Aden M Litchenberg G Eilers M Jobman F Adle R De Frurter N Dullmon R Fleischer V Harm NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY For any sunsor or sensor the clsmax of conscsentsous work ss to be chosen a member of the Natsonal Honor Soc: ety whsch ss sponsored by Msss Taft Membershsp sn the socsety ss determsned by a vote of all faculty members from those students who are sn the upper quartsle of the class Fsfteen per cent of the sensor class and fsve per cent of the yunsor class are elsgsble to selectson for membershsp A student must have been enrolled sn Gothen burg Hsgh School one year before hss name may be selected A specsal convocatson and snstsatson ceremony ss held at electson tsme New members recesve a Natsonal Honor Socsety psn What a great sense of achsevement st gsves a student to be admstted to thss organszatson for outstandsng leadershsp scholarshsp servsce and dependabslsty Sensors who were elected to membershsp sn the socsety dursng thesr sunsor year are Elasne Broadbent Marcsa Zorn STUDENT and Mars lyn Chrsstensen As a group selected by the students to repre sent them the Student Com s prsncspal asm ss to promote the welfare of these students To begun the T950 T951 actsvsty program the Student Com cooperated wsth the Kswanss and Lsons Clubs of Gothenburg to help sponsor the an ssum At Chrsstmas tsme members of thss organs zatson placed a Chrsstmas tree sn the upper hall and decorated st for the students to enyoy COM Each home room chose two persons as repre sentatsves on the commsttee At thesr fsrst meet sng they elected thesr pressdent Jsm Norsworthy vsce pressdent Duane Detlefsen and secretary treasurer Beverly Bratten Other Student Com members are Bsll Pyle Duck Mead Mark Clark Connse Owsngs Karen Olson Msms Stevenson Phyllss Aden Nadsne Brady and Vsrgsnsa Nors worthy Faculty advssers are Msss DeVasure and Mr Elley . . . . . I kiwi . - ' 5 . . . A .. I l U I . I . I . I ' 5 l , ' 1 I . , . . . . - nual Halloween party in the high School gymnaf Fred Ward, Rich Miller, Leora Rippen, Bill Kline, 'fi y it A V s ' Lf. , , Q ,T QS A I , D X , , N 3 riiiv'-fx 4-J ' 7 V 1 -Bi fp 4 Y: M3 53. Q QYIQ? Q it M X, Xi e NX , . S qi! 1, 1. 'X g,K ff Qtaw ff .r V' X A369 S ,LQ ,. xx, Q 'lx v . ' ' 9- 2 V A V A fi msgs ,tv 3' s 4 R , B' Y'-'I 4 v 9 Q ' ,ff A V 1 -4 H .I 1, x , .high - A. 5-Q. E' 5 5 p 4 A A J 1 V lu F. fs. in r-' 2 N 9 -Q iq4,'5 4 fi' X 5 S , 1 BAND School spurut and a school band are unseparable What would a foot ball game be luke wuthout the band decked nn thexr snappy maroon and grey unuforms7 Peppy musuc and orngmal performances durmg the games and at half tame entertained shuverung football auduences last fall Wouldn t a basketball game seem dull If the blare of horns dndn t mflate the audu tonum9 A small pep band provlded tunes an which the audience partlcupated with yells The band made a spectacular showing at the Ak Sar Ben Marching Contest In Omaha October 7 8 1950 An Exce' ent ratmg was awarded the band at this event Memorues of the amateur photographers on the bus Leprosy and the stay at the Hotel Paxton cause band members to chuckle remmlscently Vlsuts to Joselyn Memorlal and Boys Town clnmaxed the weekend ,aunt The following Saturday October 14 partlclpatnon In the Harvest of Harmony Marching Contest In Grand Island brought the band another Excellent ratmg Janet Schruver was Gothenburgs candudate for the Harvest of Harmony Queen Gothenburg was represented at the All State Muslc Cllnlc In Scotts bluff November 16 17 and 18 1950 by Marilyn Chrlstensen oboe and Elaune Broadbent clarunet All tastes were pleased at the wmter band concert January 29 1951 by the playung of classucal sem: classical and popular selections Student solousts were the mam attractuon on the sprung concert May 7 1951 Members of the band partucupated In the District IV Music Contest April 14 15 1950 at Hastmgs Ten Superior ratings and three Excellent ratungs were brought home by these students North Platte was the host to the Dlstrnct IV Musuc Contest Aprnl 13 14 1951 The guudsng lught to all these actnvltles was Laddle Lysmger whose easy gonng manner frequent pep talks and wntty remarks have endeared hum to all our hearts Thus year as before the band was a product of mterest and hard work And despite the fun or maybe because of nt the folks all learned somethung about musuc Kit J' PERCUSSION Mimi Stevenson, Terry Healey, Bill Pyle, l x l Sharon Stevenson, Marlene Jobman, Mar- 3' cia Zorn. X.- l FLUTES FlRST ROW Jean Mann Pat Chnstensen Carol Knuss SECOND ROW Janet Aunspaugh Manlyn Kratzen stem Shyrle Mead Janet Quinn CLARINETS FIRST ROW Elaune Broadbent Janet Schrnver Shlrley Aden Marulyn Chrusten sen SECOND ROW Conme Owmgs Ann Gronewald Shurley Olson Lorrame Curhs Marnlyn Nelson THIRD ROW Joan Wuckstrom Glenda Ludwug Uretta Curhs Emmly McDermott Kay Healey Eldene Muller X CORNETS use BARITONES AND TROMBON ES Marilyn Kewser Jum Buterfaugh Farrel Adle Kay Mann Vnrgnnna Norsworthy David Seaqunst SAXOPHON ES Kay Nnckerson Geraldnne Block Norma Wnlbourn Catherune Adle Shirley Aden Jam Norsworthy FIRST ROW: Robert Owings, Hoxie Hanna, Robert Aden, Marion Kuhlman, Brett Simon, Garry Ackerman. SECOND ROW: Don Ackerman, Don Ayres, Mar- dell Hudson. Nfl. 4 l 1 Co n Q0 9 2 , . Mil .06 4, FIRST ROW! MY- COQQWSI L- RiDP9n, D' Gafffell. M- 5Cl'N-Ill, ault, J. Youree, L. Aden, R. Fleischer, G. Peck, C. Geiken, M Wilson, J. Clark, E. Norsworthy, N. Jobman, S. Davis, D. Bowdish. FOURTH ROW: D. Bratten, R. Fox, L. Wolf, B Peterson, P. Aden. SECOND ROW: H. Johnson, L. Ball, D. Dyer, D. Kuhlman, B. Wilson, M. Bratten, B. Block, B. R DeFruiter, L. Murray, M. Stevens, B. Gruber. THlRD Keiser, ROW N. Wilbourn, B. Carskadon. N. Larson. P. Gaudre- MEMORIE Linda Larson, Meredith Roblee, Margie Gaudreault, Shirley Olson, Mar- ilyn Nelson, and Leora Rippen represented Gothenburg at the All-State Music Clinic held in Scottsbluff November l6, l7, and 18, 1950. Under the direction of Noble Cain, eminent choral director, the first annual Gothenburg Choral Clinic was conducted December 7, l95O. Over 300 students from eleven different schools in the surrounding vicinity took part in the clinic. Rehearsals during the day prepared the group for the public concert which they presented that evening. A capacity crowd filled the auditorium, and the proceeds from the concert went to the piano fund. A hush fell over the audience. Out of the darkness floated voices blended in Christmas Carols. The curtains parted, revealing a simulated stained glass window bearing a picture of the Virgin Mary and Christ Child. This church-like atmosphere furnished the background for the Christmas Concert, December l9, l95O. The mixed chorus, girls' glee, boys' quartet, and triple trio participated in the program. Featured soloists were Miss Ruth Owen, grade school music instructor, and Mr. Jim Craven, a student at Doane College. l ls A? FIRST ROW M Kratzenstein, M. Roblee, M. Zorn, R. R Bailey, D. Bailey, l. Thorell, M. Norsworthv, B. Larson L Youngberg J Anderson, J. Williams, B. Gronewold, L. Lar- Clark, M. Aden, M. Sall, M Kuhlman FOURTH ROW B sen M Peterson M Gaudreault, J, Peterson. SECOND Swanson, A. Chambers. L Lambertus, D. Buesing E Al ROW N Brady C Fickenscher, S, Loibl, M. Nansel, S. berts, R. Franzen, D. Ackerman Wi liarns THIRD ROW J. Schriver, B. McKim, J. Stevens, February 28, 1951, the vocal music department presented a dude ranch operetta. ln the opening scene, two cowhands, portrayed by Allyn Chambers and Jearold Nickerson, were trying to hit upon a scheme that would enable them to make a living more easily. They decided to convert their ranch into a vacation spot for dudes. They fell asleep, and the re- mainder of the operetta was their dream about the troubles they encountered on the ranch, and the vacationers who stayed there. Miss Mary, the leading lady, was characterized by Ema Jayne Norsworthv. Marcia Zorn played op- posite Allyn. Other members of the cast were Marian Sall, Margie Gaud- reault, Delores Bailey, Linda Larson, Meredith Roblee. and Raymond Fox, Worthy of note is the tact that Mr. Cogqins composed seven songs tor the operetta, and transcribed all the dialociue. March 21, 1951, was the Easter Cantata. Versatile Max Coggins aqain displayed his talents and adapted From Olivet to Calvary, by Maunder, for the mixed chorus. Long hours nf rehearsals and individual practice prepared the students for the District IV Music Contest held in North Platte. April 13-14. 1951. The final vocal concert of the year was presented May 14, 1951, by the Girls' Glee Club. At rehearsals and all public performances, vocal groups were accompan- ied by Leora Ripoen. QUARTET Allyn Chambers Ray Fox Jearold Nickerson I Swanson TRIPLE TRIO Leora Riopen, Ramona Bailev, Lucille Murrav Laura Ball, Jean Anderson, Meredith Roblee, Mar ion Kuhlman, Margie Gauldreault, Virginia Sitor ius Delores Bailey Mr Cogqins SEXTET Marnlvn Stevens Marnlvn Nelson Janet Quinn Shyrle Mead Shirley Olson Gerry Anderson SEATED AT PIANO Leora Rlppen STANDING A Chambers M Roblee M Gaudreault THIRD ROW SEATED R ox The orngunal operetta was augmented by add: FIRST POW B Keuser G Hucken S Marshall B Pyle D Mead ROW N Mann R Fox R Franzen T Healey D Ackerman J Buterbaugh M Clark D Dyer A Chambers B Wnlson J THIRD ROW B Swanson L Lambertus D Detlefson T Lyons Davenport D Pramberg J Mackley Mr Cogglns SECOND D Jones M Bratten A Boys Glee Club was organuzed second semes ter by H Max Coggms They practrced every morn mg at 8 OO o clock 'BOYS GLEE CLUB M Zorn E Norsworthy J Nlckerson FIRST ROW SEATED J Dyer B Swanson Youree L Larson SECOND ROW SEATED D Barley M Sall DUDE RANCH Dude Ranch was buult around the dream of two cowhands, Les Jearold Nuckerson and Bull Allyn Chambers As they slept they dreamed theur large ranch was converted to a vacatuon spot for cety folks Their helper Mass Mary was portrayed by Ema Jayne Norsworthy Square dancing moonlnght rides, and love IH terests between the characters developed as the plot grew tional dlalogue and several songs wrutten by Mr Cog guns Charles E Farnham arded nn the productuon Leora Rnppen provuded the prano accompannment for all the musncal numbers Included ln the supportmg cast were Bull Swan son Marcua Zorn Maruan Sall Meredrth Roblee Jan :ce Youree Margue Gaudreault Don Dyer Ray Fox Lmda Larson and Delores Barley I I l . :. ,. ,. ,, ,. , 1. ,. ,. ,. ,. , . ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. :. ,. ,, ,, , ,. ,. , . . . ,. , , . - 1 : . 2. , . ,. . :.F,D. . ,. ,. , .. ,. . ,. . 1, ,., 11 11 - .. - 1 1 1 - ' 1 1 - 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 . , . 3 -c -1-1 2 ffl Z T 5 3 P Lf- I SEATED ON FLOOR D DYBI' N Mann A Cl'1Hmbel'S D Bfaffen R Schultz B Wnlson BACK ROW STANDING J Norsworthy M ZOYH J YOUFGC SECOND ROW J Nansel D Pfambefg P D Gustafson J Nuckerson R Fox E Alberts L Murray A Johnson E Norsworthy M Chrastensen J Qumn S Mead l Block R Depmner M Stevens M pefemon Thorell M Rodune BACK ROW SEATED L Pohl M Bratten My Frnend lrma an extremely successful raduo sernes on CBS and a hut pncture produced by Paramount was presented by the class of 1951 Featured wnth Irma Marcia Zorn nn thas fast moving comedy were Jane Stacy Shxrley Mead her long suffermg roommate AI Norman Mann her boyfrnend who made a lufe work out of stayung unemployed Professor Kropotkun Eugene Newman who played the flddle at the Gypsy Tea Room and was determined to stay smgle Mrs O Really Janet Qumn the lovelorn landlady Teddy Brown Norman Mann who thought he was a song wruter Madame Magda Patsy Johnson who kept trarned fleas Don Turner Mnlford Bratten the famous cartoonist Ruchard Rhunelander Ruchard Muller Jane s boyfrlend and manor parts were played by Jerry Nansel Phyllxs Aden and Janlce Youree The plot commenced when AI was approached by Don Turner who wanted to start a new cartoon based on Irma s zany domgs Don had to get to know lrma antnmately and AI put an elaborate scheme unto effect to accomplush thus purpose Als scheme worked so well he soon found himself on the outslde lookmg nn when Irma announced her engagement to Don Followmg thas development complncatnons multnplued bewnlderangly and culminated on the day of Irma s announced marruage to Turner The delughtful drollness of Irmas dumb cracks and the howlmg se quences whnch dotted the actuon kept the play movmq at a laugh a minute pace Mr. Charles E. Farnham gunded and durected the promusmg actors. STANDING Miss Lewis Mum: Stevenson Don Kuhlman Connie Owings Marilyn Nelson Beverly Bratten Don Fecht SEATED Don Ayres Ralph Franzen John Stebbins Mary Ellen Block A l-lllLBlll.l' COURTSHIP I ll blow vou clean off Hog Mountain The Widow Peppm Mimi Stevenson and deaf old Pappy Strlsby Don Ayres had sworn to shoot each other on sight as their mountain feud raged verbally To make matters worse Pappy s son Luke Ralph Franzen and Ma Peppm s daughter Emmy Connie Owings were rn love with each other Both of the old feudlsts had been plannmg second matrimonial ventures and each had secretly engaged Wash .leddo the half wutted village scribe portrayed by Don Fecht to write to a matrimonial bureau for a mate Wash enclosed Emmy s picture in Ma s letter and Luke s picture In Pappys letter and signed their respective names Meanwhile the mountain was all agog over the homecoming of the Trrffet girls Marilyn Nelson and Beverly Bratten radio s newest hillbilly sensations Their manager Sol Silverstein Don Kuhlman came home with them in quest of more hillbilly entertainers When Sol attempted to sign Ma on the dotted line she mistook him for an answer to her letter and jumped at the chance. Complications set in when one of the Triffet sisters tried to vamp Luke and a wild lrish rose Mary Ellen Block and a temperamental Italian John Stebbins ar- rived from the matrimonial bureau to claim their mates. Parson, Joe Mackley, was on hand to perform the nup- tia s. The overwhelming success of Hillbilly Courtship was made possible by the capable direction of Miss Lewis, speech and dramatics instructor. You slime powled alligator' IIH I I !ll op som Thar's a muddy road V ahead. M7921 CHEERLEADERS S Wulluams M Chrustensen P Johnson M Zorn M Block FIRST ROW S Olson L Clark L Curtus G Block P Frchencher J Wulluams J Mann M Jobman B Har vey V Norsworthy R Defruuter M Owungs N Brady B Gruber E McDermott SECOND ROW M Nelson M Kuhlman W Beardsley J Hudson P Gaudrealt J Quunn M Aden E Muller S Aden S Mead J Schruver M Norsworthy N Dullmon F Adle M Schulz THIRD ROW J Kerst sponsor C Owungs J Clark S Loubl A Gronewald C Fucl-uencher L Aden J Aunspaugh L Ruppen Y Geuden J Wuckstrom M Kratzensteun N Booth B Wells C Geuden M Peterson M Stevens M Hudson U Curtus J Peterson S Stevenson FOURTH ROW M Dyer L Aden M Sylvan N Jobman R Fleucher B Peterson P Chrustensen C Knuss L Larsen K Olson B Carskaden PEP CLUB Wuth school there should be pep and wuth pep there has to be a Pep Club Decked un theur new unuforms of cardunal red and whute V neck sweat ers and cardmal red skurts, these gurls showed great enthusuasm thus past year at all the football, basketball games, and pep rallues Honorary Captaun, Ruch Muller, and Gruduron Queen, Marcua Zorn, were presented at the Gruduron Dunner Dance held un November Thus was guven an honor of the football squad The Pep Club unutuated twenty unnocent vuctums unto Pep Club by mak ung them wear football helmets, shoulder pads, and large sweat shurts A hugh degree of school spurut all durung the year was fostered by pep rallues rangung from bonfures and snake dances to funerals, weddungs, and faurytales One of the buggest events of the year was the coronatuon of Athletuc Kung, Lewue Wolf, and Queen, Janet Schrrver, on February 23, after the Boys Town basketball game Theur magestues ruled over the dance whuch was held un the audutoruum followung the coronatuon The offrcers for '50 '5l were Presudent, Janet Schruver, Vuce Presudent, Marulyn Nelson, Secretary, Lexue Clark, Treasurer, Connue Owungs 52 1 ,vf 1 1, . -. - , 1, -, ,- .- ,, 1 553'-. 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FIRST ROW Coach Zorn Jurn Davenport Lewue Wolf Rach Muller Don Dyer Don Gustafson Don Ackerman Dale Bratten Buck Haynes SECOND ROW Don Ayres Glenn Peterson Duane Detlefson Alan Aden The G Club was orgamzed In l936 for the purpose of promotnng better sportsmanshup and more cooperatnon among the boys stumulatung an terest In athletncs ransung scholastnc standards of athletucs and promotmg fellowshup Only those boys who have offucsally been awarded an athletuc G are eluguble for membershup The offlcual emblem of the club ns the letter G awarded to the Goth enburg athletes who have earned the award through partucnpatuon an foot ball basketball or track A football letter ns given for mne quarters of partuclpatvon Playing nn mne of the elghteen regular seasonal games IS necessary to earn a basketball letter In track a Ietterman may do one of three thmgs place furst an a dual meet rank fnrst second or thnrd In a conference or a dustrlct meet or have a total of fufteen pomts for the season One of the hughlughts of the club s program was the G Club umtua tnon of the new members The offlcers for the G Club were elected by the boys nn the club They were Pressdent Don Gustafson Vece Presudent Lewne Wolf Secre tary Treasurer Ruch Muller I I 1 r 1 I , , - 2 , , . Il 11 - - - l - r I - - - ll ll - - - ll ll I I ' 1 I 1 + f I ll ll - - - ' II ll I ' I I I I ' - I I X... 5 HEY TO SPGRTS Football basketball and track filled much of the tume ot the boys here at GHS They set records won titles and gave out wnth a fme athletnc record Thus key holds hugh the tame of the school through out the state X 1 41 fl ,. -if-N Dutch Zorn Varsity Art Nucolal Reserve COACHES No team as complete wathout the men who each boy knows as a coach Expenence foresught knowledqe and leadership as welded unto the guldmg hand Through lnstructuon and example these leaders un physucal educatuon tramed and drnlled the athletes of today mto the cmzens of tomorrow 241-ah STUDENT MANAGERS ' J' The work behmd the scene was earned 4. AJ -- on by these two dependable boys The end less chores of the locker room kept Joe and Bull busy durunq the varuous sports seasons Hats off to a lob well done SQUAD Q-- Don Gustafson Don Ackerman Gene Schrxver Jam Norsworthv Terry Healey Robert Buesmg Coach Nucolau THIRD ROW Bob Vuter Emul Alberts Don Kuhlman Mark Clark Gerald Buss John Stebbuns Roger Schultz Lewts Wolf Jum Rothrock Elmer Folkers Don Ayers Bob Wulson Duck Mead FIRST ROW Lvle Franzen Wesley Adle Stanley Marshall Pat Patterson Tom Lyons Jrm Davenoort Dale Bratten Allyn Cham bers Duane Detlefson Rnchard Muller Maurnce Beardsley Glen Peterson SECOND ROW Coach Zorn Ivan Henderson Don Fechr Norman Mann Don Dyer Lloyd Pohl Jearold Nnckerson VARSITY FIRST ROW Emul Alberts Dale Bratten Jum Davenport Bob Wulson Duane Detlefson Allvn Chambers Glen Peterson SECOND ROW Coach Zorn Jearold Nuckerson Ruchard Muller d P hl Lewls Wolf Jlm Norsworthy Maunce Beardsley THIRD ROW Norman Mann Lloy O Don Dyer Don Gustafson Roger Schultz Don Ackerman I-na FV'-tl iw ' A ' , .-Raef' ,.. iq r8.1 , .A C gt 5 Q ' 'vs '. I-I . -4-N s un' ' - wt .3 ,- 'ti W Y a .l V X txt.-, Il: 1 -ahtx 1 5 . . , , - L G l, 'psi' 9-Ax . 56 do 'Wig F' ahmmtqtm RESERVE FOOTBALL FIRST ROW Wesley Adle Jam Rothrock Duck Mead Stanley Marshall Don Ayers Tom Lyons Gearold Buss SECOND ROW Don Fecht Terry Healey Ivan Henderson Gene Schnver Bob Bueslng Elmer Folkers Coach Nnc.olaa THIRD ROW Rrghard Slack Don Kuhlman John Stebbins Mark Clark Lyle Franzen FRESHMAN FOOTBALL FIRST ROW Jnm Malone Lewus Stevens Kenny Dullman Romame Aden Loel Nuckols Davrd Janssen Murray Shad Bully Peck Larry Sullivan Jerry Gvllesple Harlan McKlm Gary Clark Larry Osfergard SECOND ROW Coach Srmon Robert Lutlemeyer Danny Gaudreault Tony Sabnn Fred Ward .lrm Thompson Brett Simon Bobby Larson Gary Ackerman Donald Fox Marvm Thomp son Bernie Larson Gordon Moore Stanley Ackerman THIRD ROW Hoxre Hanna Norman Lamberlus Bully Ferguson Robert Sabnn Jack Healey Jum Cumpston Kerth Aden Larry Surber Jerry Brock Bernard Block Jack Lrtchenberg Larry Jensen Ar fhur Bratten ef v --get!-'11 5.905 EEHJ uilaffaauals Q f-' we an P g,29N33 F 57 lniten BACK MMU END Dnmnywt BACK WM! BACK Abnh Nielnenon END BACK Nonvnnhy Pdhnon Gudihon .A-In GUARD CENTER TACKLE .4 Wihon CENTER Doilohol BACK Poli END Chambers Schultz BACK BACK Mn. gqphlgy Ackerman Dyer TACKLE TACKLE GUARD END . . 1 RESERVES FIRST ROW Ivan Van Steenberg, Davud Seaqunst, Mark Clark, Stanley Marshall, Wayne Aden SECOND ROW Duck Mead, Jumor Ostendorf, John Stebbins, Don Ayers, Pat Patterson, Coach Nrcolau THIRD ROW Jam Rothrock, Torn Lyons, Gene Schrnver, Ivan Henderson, Don Fecht 60 VARSITY BASKETBALL FIRST ROW Jearold Nsckerson Jrm Daven port Bob Wulson Allyn Chambers Bxll Swanson SECOND ROW Alan Aden Lewrs Wolf Norman Mann Lloyd Pohl Duane Detlefsen Buster Haynes Coach Zorn THIRD ROW Dale Bratten Terry Healey Don Gustafson Ray Fox Don Ackerman Dale Guard Det Forward Al Forward pay Forwlfd gud, 59,4 AI Guard Lewue Forward 1-,ny Gund 5,5 Fomud Gus Center FIRST ROW Ivan VanSteenberg Allyn Chambers Jam Davenport Bob Wulson Buster Haynes Don Ayers Bull Swanson SECOND ROW Davud Seaqulst Bob Buesmg Mark Clark Lewls Wolf Jam Norsworthy Dale Bratten Tom Lyons Pat Patterson THIRD ROW Lloyd Pohl Don Ackerman Ray Fox Don Gustafson Gene Schrnver Terry Healey Don Fecht FOURTH h Nicola: Jum Rothrock Alan Aden Ivan Henderson Duane Detlefsen John Stebbins Coach Zorn ROW Coac TRACK SQUAD LETTERMEN FIRST ROW Jnm Davenport Lewus Wolf Buster Haynes Don Ayers SECOND ROW Jnm Norsworthy Don Gustafson Dale Bratten Alan Aden The 1950 Track Season was very successful unasmuch as we won frve of the sux meets attended The one lost was the State Meet by 2 2X5 pomts Eleven trophues were added to the show case un thus season E: -5 X w it 4, ' .D 4 , T J . 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FRESHMAN BASKETBALL FIRST ROW Larry Ostergard Arthur Bratten Dale Buckmgham SECOND ROW Coach Sumon Donald Fox Gordon Moore Kenth Aden Jack Healey Larry Jensen THIRD ROW Duane Norsworthy Brett Slmon Fred Ward Gary Ackerman Bobble Larson Bernie Larson The hughly rated Freshman team have won all but one of the games to date The starting five are Duane Norsworthy Fred Ward Berme Larson and Jack Healey wnth Brett Slmon and Donald Fox alternating 1 7 FRESHMAN TRACK FIRST ROW Coach Snmon Arthur Bratten Howard Sltorlus Jack Healey Larry Ostergard SECOND ROW Gordon Moore Brett Snmon Fred Ward Gary Ackerman Bobble Larson .ag-1-,-6 J l950 FOOTBALL SEASGN Congratulataons to Coach Dutch Zorn and the 1950 Swedes upon the completnon of the most successful football season smce 1945 The 1950 Swedes won 7 lost 2 GOTHENIURG 38 LOUP CITY 0 Loup Cnty was hopelessly outclassed un the fnrst game Det lefsen ran 56 yards for the flrst touchdown of the season Wolf passmg to Det for the second Det agam for 64 yards only to be called back Wolf ran 70 and I2 to conclude the runaway GOTHENIURG I2 HOLDKEGE 'I4 Two extra pounts were the scoring drfference lh thus heart breakmg loss Det caught Wolf s pass for the fnrst score nn the fnrst quarter and Don Ackermans recovery set up a 45 yard dnve for Nickerson s plunge early ln the fourth quarter GOTHENBURG I2 NORTH PLATTE 28 Wolf to Det twuce fnrst an the thnrcl quarter and then agann m Statlstrcal vlc tory for the Swedes The darkest part of the statustncs for the Swedes was the scormg column the fourth quarter were the only scores an thus GOTHENIURG 25 LEXINGTON The Swedes came up from two heartbreakers 10 SOI-mdly WHIP the Manute Men Wolf wnth an assnst from Det and blocks from the whole team ran the openmg knck off 97 yards for the farst score Gus blocked a luck and Norm scooped up the free ball for a 30 yard gaunt for the second tally Wolf and Davenport each crashed over from the one for the other two scores The only Swedes not to see actaon thus game were the water boys GOTHENIUIG 13, COZAD 0 An mspnred Cozad Club held the Swedes scoreless for three quarters then the Swedes exploded Wolf ran 29 yards for the first tally and Davenport punched through for two yards for the second lt was a hard rough encounter wlth the tradutuonal rivals but the Swedush supenornty was clearly shown GOTHENIURG 25 CURTIS 'I2 Wolf broke the scormg ace early nn the fnrst quarter on a one yard quarterback sneak The second score was Wolf on a 30 yard run Wolf and Det clicked again for the thlrd tally lt was Davenports turn next for a 55 yard run and pay dart agam to climax a penalty ridden l200 yards between the two teamsl wc tory for the Swedes GOTHENBURG 26 OGALLALA I4 Rach Mullers mlury early m the game slowed the Swedes but Pohl soon fllled the gap and the Swedes drew fIfSf blood on Wolfs one yard thrust Bratten came next wlth a repeat ma neuver Wolf agam for 77 yards to unsure the lead and a few mmutes later Bratten went 3 to put the game on ice GOTHENIURG JI ORD 7 Ord gust wasn t up to the Swede power and the only ques tuon throughout the game was the amount In the Gothenburg score box Bratten Det Wolf to Det Dyers vntal score and Wolf twnce was the order of the Swedes sconng GOTHENIURG 54 KEARNEY 'I4 The last game of the season proved to be another runaway wnth Kearney the vlctnm The order of sconng nn thus game was Bratten, Ackerman, Det, Wolf, Pohl, Wolf, Wolf, and Davenport Fave backfneld men and four lanemen provided the season's sconng punch for thas l950 Swede team ' ,- I f . 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' r BASKETBALL IN REVIEW The 1951 basketball team had a faurly umpressuve season even though they lost a number of games The usual startung luneup was Gus at center Terry and Det at guards Lewue and Aden at forwards Mlnden 73 Gothenburg 50 The Munden Whuppets handed the Swedes theur furst loss of the season on the Whuppet court Alan Aden was hugh man wuth 10 pounts Ord 55 Gothenburg 54 The Ord Chantucleers overcame a Swede half tume margun of 11 pounts to subdue Gothenburg for our sec ond loss away Lewue was hugh wuth 16 pounts Holdrege 48 Gothenburg 30 Holdrege Dusters bettered theur record when they pulled away from a 19 19 standstull at halftume Gus and Aden shared scorung honors wuth 10 pounts each Kearney 61 Gothenburg 31 The Kearney Bearcats a Bug 10 stand out smashed pounts for hugh Swede Lexungton 40 Gothenburg 42 The Swedes chalked theur furst wun un a tught game at Lex Gus led wuth 17 counters Curtus 30 Gothenburg 45 The Swedes furst home tult was easuly won from the Aggues Terry made the 15 pount dufference to be hugh Swede Sudney 30 Gothenburg 53 The Swedes contunued theur home wunnung streak by humblung weaker Sudney Det collected 16 pounts to top the Swede scorers Ravenna 48 Gothenburg 46 The Blue Jays clupped the Swedes on a foreugn court by a close count Terry bagged 15 pounts for the Swedes McCook 58 Gothenburg 56 The Swedes take two losses un furst home tult Wuth the buzzer soundung a Buson lad drops un a center court shot to wun game Alan Aden cracked an elbow he was out for the remaunder of the regular season Lewue hot wuth 15 North Platte 54 Gothenburg 32 Cold Swedes splut by Bulldogs on home court The extra hughly rated class A team led 26 to 15 Gus hugh unduvudual wuth 10 Broken Bow 19 Gothenburg 29 Swedes scalp lnduans on theur maples At half tume the B B lads trauled 17 to 12 Det and Terry tued for hugh score wuth 7 apuece David City 48 Gothenburg 46 Startlung vuctory by Scouts left Swedes out when Gothenburg player touched net as ball came near to guve wunner 2 pounts even though ball never went through net 14 pounts puts Terry ahead Cozad 51 Gothenburg 52 Gus drops un two pounts The Swedes nudged out hughly rated Cozad fuve on home court A cold Haymaker team was behund at the half 33 to 19 Terry cops unduvudual wuth 18 Boys Town 42 Gothenburg 43 The Boys Town Cowboys were surprused by the Swede strength when the score left them out The Swedes held an 8 pount lead throughout the game Half tume score 26 18 Herm and Terry took the scorung honors wuth 11 pounts each Superior Due to the fact thus book was to be at the prunters March 1 no facts can be guven except a wun us expected Dlstrlct Tournament The Swedes meet Oqalalla un the furst round of play at Lexungton March 5th lf they survuve they wull probably see Holdrege 65 o I -l 75, the Swedes on Kearney home maples. Det had 10 - l f ,ff If K f J!0,,,f 'f ,ff f W . , GUTHENBUHE IUTUH EU PA Y 6 FORD AND MERCURY SALES AND SERVICE Used Cars With a Llfehme Guarantee Y Fo Fo f 'r Phon 143 24 Hour Wrecker Service our rd likes rd Service best nf. on rauat'n o e asof r W POTTER S PHARMACY PRICE OIL DRUG SUPPLIES PRESCRIPTIONS ji I 4, 171 VZJJWM tx ? M i if x 11 - - ubl1c ower C, 4.1 an GOTHENBURG NEBRASKA C g t I no s t th Cls 1951 I We ae al ays -'x 1 Q x - X X X . X, yt g 1 xx 0 x J A X DAWSON COUNTY ABSTRACT COMPANY Insured and Bonded Title Servuce H., Wulllam S Padley Owner A-H PETE S LUNCH Albert A Mann CITY MARKET Attorney at 'aw Where most people trade Gothenburg Nebraska Always the best ln value Offuce Ph es Ph 109 Hinckley Bulldmg Ph 12 Meats and Groc 92:-,M Lake Street A G and Bob Gustafson GAMBLES INGALLS AND TURNER Grarrr Alfred Woodburn Manager The F ' s 'e LOCKER CAFE You can find the best te IS es Gothe b g Neb ka a d ofhe cloth g t M8 IS MCDO 'ds ShotOdes J M MacDONALD CCMPANY STEAKS A SPEUALTY Leo We do f P op F -Q-rn - D1-nu DEPOSITS INSURED The hdafal UUUUSI' IIISIIIIIICI cllfllllfatlllll WASHINGTON D C M xuuu na unmet B U S FOR EACH USPOSITOR N fy , , , , , ,1.,.V HHSI BA K SWE We extend a hearty Congratulation to Class of 1951 SAFEWAY STORES INC Gothenburg Nebraska Gothenburg Floral Company 1721 Avenue H Mr Ferguson as showang Lloyd Lambertus the outstandung pattern and values un Penney s new lme of suuts J C PENNEY COMPANY Olson s Popcorn Shop Aden s Standard Stahon FOR Bnrthdays Anmversanes Hohdays See us for long chernshed gnfts at L A LARSEN JEWELER P3Pe S JCWGIYY Jobman s Produce WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATION STORE Plu b ga d Heatng A to S pples FRANK .I WICKSTROM Pho e 76 Ha d h k Got e b g Neb as a Appla ces vim, 4- Jil I E E :Q- RED GOOSE Shoes fo boys a d g rls GRACE WALKER shoes fo Omen FRIESENBORG AND SON JOHN C ,SOBERTS Shoes Goodyear T es S ncla P oducts LANosns SHOE STORE Gm b Q Nebaska Pho e 136 'N AK Y A ' R . ' I min n i u u i n rware n ur , r , ln tee eb xg: W- ogy ,EQ . ' 'ffij r X 3 A we . A ' , ' If A A 'r ' ' .. is 4 V '. 1 . ' A A . Q 5 f Zz .' f ' I' -5 A ' 3 1. .E , 1 A jg E-L -1 r n i rw ' ,men ir i ir r n ur , r n Platte Hotel Th ee G eat Names Farm Mach nery MASSEY HARRIS ALLIS CHALMERS MINNEAPOLIS MOLINE LEPP AND OSTERLOH The Lasrace Shop For Frnendly Servnce Stops It ls The lfinthenhurq En up Uil , r..V. .,,:..'4- K 4.-1 VY 7' . ff' ., -5- , . , I r r an I t it W . ' ,EV 5 ff if - fwgfsz ' A I-L . I lr 2,1 . U wuLF s TExAco BOOSTER WILLIAM s PADLEY Attorney at Law G f42' ff cg N Sllllll TE CQ For Super Service Havolune Texaco And Super Goods It s WE AIM T0 PLEASE JENSEN S SUPER MARKET Tumely Clothes Stetson Hats WALTERS The Men s Store The Qualuty Store Jarman Shoes Van Heusen Shnrts For Friendly Servnce And Quahty Hardware SEE US at JANSSEN HARDWARE R E JANSSEN, Prop I A ' i Real Estate Farm and City Loans THE GREENE AGENCY John W. Greene, Sr. John W. Greene, Jr. We specialize in Insurance Telephone 435 Gothenburg, Nebraska -in- s,' MEN' For Smooth Shaves And Trum Haurcuts Vlsut The JOHNSON BARBER SHOP '- E' 'TY -- I. These Churches Cordlally lnvlte You ANTELOPE CENTER BAPTIST CHURCH 4 mu So and M mu West CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH 2 mn No and 2 mu East FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH IOth Street and Ave C ST JOHN S LUTHERAN CHURCH I5th Street and Ave D FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Ilth Street and Lake FREE MISSION CHURCH I6th and Ave D METHODIST CHURCH I4th Street and Lake 2 Sv-. tt-5 1Ib J 1 s'arw......,,I Ideal Grocery Sweeney's Cleaners s 7- . ' ' X gf? 4 . . ' vc, ' -h, l ' ...H l Y I - A, ., pig., .' Ag- ,,- M L-Su. ,,.m 7, E . muff: 'LV' :Fri L ll 1..- -. A . -sv 1 ,. , T' Hug- H -'I :fe-A aa... I Ir - an . GOTHENBURG TIMES You Home Town Newspape Everything to eat and ear KAMPFE AND TOLLEFSON CO We ca ry a complete lne of p nt ng and off ce s pplues Golhe b 9 Nab aska Phone 23 For the best see the T mes 'SWIM' Our hearty congratulations to the Class of 51 Jnhman Furniture Company Gothenburg Recreation Hall CORNHUSKER HARDWARE, INC. Hardware - Plumbing - Paints Gothenburg Cozad Phone 19 Phone 5 BOOSTER C C CU N DALL Star Shoe Service T+Q.., NIFTY CLEANERS Gothenburg one 16 W Free Pnckup and Delivery Pnce Speaks Loud Service Speaks Louder Quality Speaks Loudest GOTHENBURG ELECTRIC CO We carry a lme of Electrncal Appluances Washmg Machmes Refrigerators Ranges and Johnson Sea Horse Motors Cogaflatosfoth 9 C'aSS of '95' ,1 A J FEEDS AND SEED Pa f and Wallpape ip f ii, V To ft yo eeds Glass a d Floo Co e ng Of ,P S GOTHENBURG FEED STORE PAINT AND GLASS rf HALEY CHEVROLET COMPANY Sales and Servi e Telephone 666 Gothenburg, Nebraska Big car quality at lowest cost -X -rf McVAY FUNERAL HOME, V ' Su-ef V W STEBB I NS Incorporated AMBULANCFSE tCE4 Infernatlonal Trucks and Farm Equlpment Ponfuac Motor Cars Telephone 99 WT Q' N jsk f Y :Rx 'X YL For Greater Cohvenuence 4' D TRAVEL BY AIR N N For exceuenf supplues and As low as 7Wc per mile XS Gov:-IENBURG FLYING ssnvlce X fruendly servuce see us at DAVISON MYERS DRUGS Your Rexall Store I, fi! 3 We Ha e Mode n Washday Equ pment h Telepho e 456 W Telephone 456 R at t e AMBULANCE SERVICE E J WASHHOUSE F0 YO besfdeale' GOTHENBURG FARM G a Feeds and Fa Suppl es EQUIPMENT See the Telephone lO2 FARMERS ELEVATOR Game bu Q Neb aska J fx CONGRATULATIONS To the Class of 1951 If you want fo make a hut with HER Make a date wlth US' DON AND MAC'S BARBER SHOP BOOSTER DR G E MAHAN Houston Hotel KREKELER Your Photographer SWANSON OIL COMPANY Gas, Oil, Auto Accessories, Tires Phone 50 Gothenburg, Nebraska On U S 30 :JJ S- -- - ,. f, . 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