Grand Island High School - Purple and Gold Yearbook (Grand Island, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1946 volume:

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A: ,xp f, -.JT una: . .aryl 4, 11 1... 1 1 11 , q5,E.I.', A n 1 1 1 1 333. ' 1. , 1.-1-1 1 I 1 I ' 1 ff,... S3 111 Hll W kv!! 6 Q Pl TBLISHEIJ BY S'l'l JI JENTS OI: SENIUR HIGH SCHUOL GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA L 4 f? ...vm- Challenge of 1946 By JACKIE HOSS '48, JOYCE CRAWFORD '47 That these dead shall not have died in vain - - - When these memorable words were spolcen, it was every peace loving nation's sincere hope and desire that they would never again be forced to asli themselves, HHave these dead died in vain? But once again on December 7, 1941, radio announcers broke the peaceful Sunday silence with the terrifying news of our loss at Pearl Harbor. This was the beginning of four darlc years of perilous warfare. The shoclcing news shoolc the heart of every American. ln the silence that followed the broadcasts the people realized that they must do something, anything, to preserve the American ideals of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. The realization of the immediate fighting to be done turned carefree boys into grim fighting men overnight. Throughout America wherever possible boys abandoned their present way of life--their worlc, their families, and their study,-to answer their nation's call. Recruiting stations assigned every volunteer and draltee to specific divisions of the military service,-United States Navy, U. S. Army, and the U. S. Marine Corps. Strange fascinating experiences soon confronted these service men. Following the necessary training preparing them for overseas duty, they found themselves in various parts of the world.-in strange lands and on small islands unknown to them before. Little did these men realize that these insignificant places were to become the battle grounds of decisive battles which would later till important pages in our growing nation's history. Five lug,- I.I. R1-11111-11 .Xr110l1l '12 funpl. Byron T. lslilflillllfll '30 Pvt. Dvllu-rl Hruylon '12 .xflllv 1'xil'fvUl'pS fxfnly Itfllly S1-1111-111l11-1' 23, 1022 -4 :xlny 11. H111 IXLIIAVII 3. 1013 - lD4'1'l'I11IN'I' H, 1011 F1-lwrnmry 13, 1011 -.lunw 2, 1011 Sgl, Rumlin '5l4iSl'llll .ll Sgl. .lov fwill'lt'I' ,324 P111 :xIill'l'lIS fxanrlvr '12 Arnrv Air fvurps fxflllj' Air Corps Arlny .xugguel 0. 1022 - fxluy 20. 1011 fxluy 10. 1020-April 3, 1012 xX111:11st 23. 1021 -.luly I2 1011 :hd Sgt. Bert Brvclcinvivr '38 Army Air Corps lvlny -zz, 1020-April 11, 10.13 in the Pacific Theater waters were darliened with the evils oi war. Ex- amples of hrave men lighting lor freedom were illustrated in battles such as lwo Jima, Leyte. Nlindanau and Luzon. And never to he lorgotten are the struggles lor raising Qld Glory at Bataan, Corregidor, Tarawa, VValce island, Guam, and so very many others where the supreme sacrifice. their lives, was courageously given. Vvere their lives given lor lasting peace, a new hope, or for nothing? They have left this decision up to us, the living, to give their deaths a meaning. Hit is for us, the living, rather, to he dedicated here to the unfinished V ' 1PllE Pvt. George cw0l'llHlll '13 S-Sgt. VNnync Coxen '50 ,t. nu 1. 'nvmingcr 1 Army , Army Army Air Corps Nifty 21. 1026-lwily lei, I0-15 July 16, 1021-'July 15, 104.1 August 28, 1021 -Svplimlnr 11 1013 Sql. Miux Fulton: '13 Pvt. Dnlv c:1'llI,ll'S .10 Pvl. Riflmrll Iliaull '11 fxrnlv Alflfilll' fyflrfls IXFIYIV .lamunry 30, IO1 j --Nurrln 1'f,, IO,1'j I e-lmruanry 11, 1011 -Now-nmlwr 11. 1011 ,Xpril 1. 11117 H l 1-lvrumry, ll Pfv. Dnrmlrl fxlrfinll HH Rivlmrfl I.. fN11'I urIu111l N1-all NI1KiI1I11-11 Arms' Navy fflifl rm! Ql'lI!llll1ff'j fxl'HlV frlirf :ml fll'HIllHll4'j .Xuqust 3, 1010- ,-Xugusl 17, 1011 S1'I7l1'llllN'T 10, 102.1 -U1-lolwr 1. 11111 .luly 17. 1010 - .xpril fm, 1111 , A Egan -ff M. -f tech Sgt. Niarvin Hiid .10 Lt. Donald Huegei 55 Pvt. Dale iv-ntwqrtiiy i Army Navy Army trlid not graduate? Orloiwr 11, 1022- June 1, 1917 -January 15, 1945 October 8, 1922 -February. 1945 Cpi. Ruin-rl iwientzcr '.l'5 Mrzrirlv Corps innunry 1, 10241-'Fl'i'Jl'llill'y 28. 10.15 woriz which they who fought here have, thus far so nohiy advanced - - -H To compiete the hrave fighting men's unfinished woric we must set a goai, a shining beacon which wiii guide us to the tuifiiiment of our obiective- an America with iiherty, justice. and equality for aii. in order to reach this aim, we must prepare ourselves for the future. Vve. the youth of America, must huiid a new worid with a true peace by beginning now to woric toward inter- nationai understanding between neigh- boring nations. Nine V 1 1 ttlosc tmoys wtro tougtul and gaw- ttwir tive-S on ttle tmtttetronls, ttflllfftlt tor more ttmn victory in War. Ttwy tougtnt tor n now wortct ot Freortorn anct Amoriczmisrn. rl4t'lf'l'6t0I'9 as ttlf? youttl ot Anwrica. wo stmoutct endeavor to worti tor ttw Completion ot ttmso twroos' ctrvams ot' it new tmirtt1 ot' trooctom tor our rountry and tor ttme wtmoto wortct. . . ttlot uw twro tzigtlty resolve' ltmt ltwse ctcczct Stmtt not IHIUO rlivfl in vain: ltlut ttlis nation stmtt tuwo u new tzirltl of freedom: and that government of ttw people, tvy the people, for ttw pooptv. stmtt not parish from the 0c1rtt1. J 2 tt Sgt. .Xttn-rl ftxxvn N Armv IJ1'4'1'I1ltN'I' T. 1017 - ,tllmr 1, It 1 Pvt. cttl'llWVUUfl I,0f't1'l'.'57 t.l. Pm-rry tjoxu-tt, .tl-., HH fupl. t.. Rotu-rl Ructct, '16 Armv Army Air Corps Armv Air fworps In-In 11, nozo-Nay lg, lolz .tuty 22. logo- F1-tmrunry 3. :on S1-plmnlwr go, 1018-.Xprit II. I1 WW 3. Sql. ,lmnvs fy. Srlnirlxolvsky 'HT IJ. VIQIIUIIVIS Pu t , 1 1 'lx SH Jolm I nylon '11 rmy fwurirws fvuvy Xugusl 18, Iljlfjf-.lllly 31, 1014 July 0. 1020- July 7, 1023 -,Immnry 10, 11 f' IJ. II lm l,Il1'IilIl 'ij' Sql. Guslnv F. Srlnwivgm-r 'IU IJ. Rolu-rl XV. SIM-pln-rzl '30 f rmy Arnly Army Air Corps 11- 13, 1017 -- I,l'l'l'IIlll1'l' 13. 10.13 I,l'l'l'IIlIll'I' 20, 1010- Amngnnsl 113, 1011 Play 12, 1011 -,Mxgusl 18, IQ X .. R ,Y Q Q 51 ww f , Q x :QQ 1.3. 1- . .r M 1? 1 1 X X m W 1 x X .X X M 1 N X RX sg X N X W 1 1 1, . ,., ,M mmm lil 'Qs' f my Exffg . -he S A f' A Q 124584 llvl. Sninm-I .l. Sorulmin '38 Pvl. Ernie- T1-glvr Erwin Trump:- iwurinv fwurps Arrny iriirl :ml qrurlimlvi Num' y zz, HHH- l 1-lxruaxry 1.0. 113.15 U1-1-4-iiiiwr 11, 1018-IJl'l'4'l11lN'r 12. 1011 Flurriu 1, 1011 i.I. Dnnny Xvnliwu' 'HH l.l. Virgil Xvnrrvn '30 S, SQL Ruin-ri Xyulr Illl in 1, IXTHIX' Arun' Arvny .lunv 10. ll 1' -Meinl: I1 1011 urinary 7. 1020 - 31111-1-In 0, 10,15 Nairn-li 11, IOIH - Sqmlvnrilwi- 10. 11111 9 1 Pictures Were Not Available for These Boys Clara-nee Curtin K1-illl Kensllaw Geralcl Sleclcmeyer lvlaurife lVlCCartney J. E. Vvylie Virgil Reimers l,al1erl Emery l.loycl cNllI'lSl6IlSl'!1 Who Paid the Supreme Price Rirllard Brown Jolm Karle Vvaller Reeliler Don Rolaerts Bill Wellman Earl Boacll Riclwartl Engel Edwin Williams lvlerrill Ferringlon Floyd Farris Glen .loelme-lc Walter Smilll Bill Buclmanan Leslie Rudd Paul Mngnussen Vvliile lllis list is not Complete. effort was made lo gel all clala possible. Any persons wtlose names are not liere incluclecl are gratefully uclinowleclgecl lor llie service tliey rendered llieir country anrl tlieir fellow eitizens. Pvt. Roln-rl l,. Vvilliams all S. Sgt. Bill Vvilliums '41 l.l. Gordon Vvillils 41 Army Army Army Oclolx-r 4. 1024 '-'1Illl1C 5, 19.15 September 9, 197.5 --1 June 25. 1944 May 22, 1920 -1 August 9 1944 + ' Q x s 4 Q wg ,5 as x W :, - . if 1 x A 35? , 'I X- 3 X x 1: Agiisfwx S ::E::i,:., , Qi gk XQWS? , Q f M- X 4 Q? 1 Q - L A X ik Q - A it 'Q X Q SN f R ww ww , ix X Y .. , I V - - ' uf: 1 59 Q A. Q :F Ei gisf 5 Zu. S .X . s 5- ..X ,N 3 sg if Q , ' . XS se A as ' A xx x . ' f x X , Sax . W? gfwfy ewq gs we X Q - x .- ,N Q Nw , W w 1,: ,.,. ..5,. , ,..!,: I . ,g.waqs,QM y .dm ,... . - , , QS-'Y N M l A f 5 WN iff- -X M was-Q-X. gg:-:.:' H-4 N, .,, .. -Q 9 A i W M'Q.swa'iN x ,www an X - , M, x V ,N km, ,xx x N Ymw Q , M 'K A ,ww .W X wr F W xwb . -, N -K Q www. . ,X-WQM., x A ,A A U x V fra f ' 'M Q , ,gg N as K X2 , w L. Cozirlws Givens :mtl Toft are watching the practice of the first toann football boys at Hyder park. They wnrkvd together to build an team the city can ln- prourl nf. D r Wi X Ahlc-man Babel llnnn ABLEMAN, SAMUEI.-f'ollc'gr' Prr'p:ir:itory, First tvsnn footlmll l, -va Mc-rrhant League 1, 'lf Ho Cnuld Sp:-ukf BABEI., RICHARD .lAllflESfCullc-qv Pri-pzll':itnry. First tvaun football l, svrnnll trzun funtlmll l, Mt'l'm'l1unl l.I'LlIlllt' II. mptuin I, vlmir IJ, 'Luvv Gm-s Snullf, sn-nior prmn Ctllll mittee. DUNN, ALLEN-fTr:ul0s. First tvnni fnutliull II, t'tlt'illlllllIl l, second team football l, first tvznn lmskvtluull l. sm-mul tm-:nn basketball l, truck 2. FRAUEN, PAUL H.-Cnllrur' Pl'K'INll'Slltll'j'. First tm-:nn lmutlrnll l. ,second tc-um fuutlmll 1, Mvrclmzmt l,n-:tulle Cl, 4-qiplnin 2. band 5, senior lmmc muni prvsimlvnt l, Studs-nt t'unn4'il 21. HORSTMAN, ROBERT lhffollvgv l'rn-pzirutory. First lvgnn lout hull 2, first team lmskvtlmll II, svswunl tvznn lmskvtlmll l. trark 1, Purple- Masque 11, LSUYPII Sish-rs', 'lf Ill- fuzilml gat . 1Pllk', Purplv :un4l Gulrl stuff 12, sn-ninr ai'-sislaml wlilm' lf. - 'HWS' f . . . .. . Af'fg,,spQ'q senior class viccvprvsnlvnt II, honw rmnn nfticvr I, Slntln-nl Council l, Cowl Ctlllllfll l. Thx- starting lim-up, pictured almvv, is curnposcrl of all seniors with , HUSTON SAM Cffnllvuv Prc'pzir4itm'y. First tvann liouilmll 2. ons' c-xcs-ption. 1.1-ft tn right are John Wilson, REQ Eltlon Muhs, RTQ ' ' ' ' ' .. 1, Ridmrd Bivk th? om' junior. RG, Dick Babpl C who WM later Second team fuutlmll l, lirst tvxnn luiskn-tlmll ,., si-rmnl tvann . , , V V - Q I V ,, . I . . . QW. X , I rs-pinvml by Buli Marting Don Langley, LG, Lylv Simpson, LT, and ?nsk0l,Td:l l 'f3':1 'i Smmm Ummm 'i' lm lim I' ion' Bula Horstnmn, LE, The lmckfield, h-ft to right, ure Sum Huston, QB, mmm ' lmmcm ' Frs-4l Ynndrurift, RH, All:-n Dunn, FB: zinrl Gene- Post, LH. Sixlven . Pigskin Warriors The Purple and Gold banner was carried through a victorious season which was climaxed by a lour-day trip to Scotts- bluff to represent the Eastern division of the Big Ten conference against the Bearcats, winner ol the Vvestern division. Opening their schedule with a 26 to 6 triumph over the Norlollc Panthers at Ryder lield, the lslanders showed a squad com- posed of teamworlc, spirit, and a combina- tion oi power and speed. The llollowing weelt end, Coach Cuivenis boys travelled to Hastings to visit the highly touted Tigers. They fought hard. stopping many Hastings scoring threats, but laclted the services ol Gene Post, triple-threat lmaclc, who was lost on the opening lciclcolll lay a ltnee injury. Vvlien the linal gun was sounded, the scoreboard read Tigers 12, G. l. 6. Frauen Horstman Huston l.ANGl,l'IY, DONALD E.-General. First team football 2, second team basketball l, Merchant League 2, captain l, Purple Masque 4, vice-president 2, 'And Came the Spring', 'Seven Sisters', 'lf He Could Speak', choir 4, president 1, boys' quartet 2, 'Hollywood Bound', 'Love Goes South', hand 3, Purple ami Gold staff 2, advertising inanager l, general inanager I, senior home room president l, senior prom t'0lllIlllHt'0. MARTIN, ROBERT MILROY-College Preparatory. First team football l, second team football l, Merchant .League 3, captain 22, Student Council 2, vice-president l, president I. MUHS, ELDON V.-Trades. First team football 2, Merchant League l, FFA 2, senior home room president Il. Chosen by the whole first squad as the honorary covcuptains for the 1945 football season, were Alley Dunn, who was starting fullback, and Lyle Simpson, rugged tackle. Both are seniors. Langley Martin Muhs DUNN-Fullback, 145 SIMPSON'-Left tackle, 170 Q . elrenteen -414 WILSUN limi, llif: AlSl.liMAN-fGu4n'4l. Hill l3ll'KfGu:ir4l, llifl Y.-NNllliiillll 'l'-lliulit hull, 150 'I'0l-'IV-I-jml H15 flruncl lslancl. again laliing lo lllc roacl, molorm-il lo Columlms lo nmol llw Discov- Prvrs. Rolling up ix goocl lmll-lime score, ilu- lslancle-rs mziflv way lor lllc seconcl slringm-rs wlmo mainlainccl llle lead :incl llie lslumlc-rs rolurnecl liomc' willl El 32 lo O sfalp on lin-ir lwlls. Allvr worlcing lor ax weeli in llio llezil and grime ol llle ul lusl lJJowl, llio lslanclers mferxgecl llw rlelival sulille-recl al llie lmncls ol Kvnrnvy lasl svuson lmy rolling over tlw Bearculs IQ lo 0. in powvrliousv lorm ul Rycler parlc. Again, flu' 52 lo 0 score- loolc llorm ns llle loam lrzivcrllvcl lo Fairlmnry, lo llnlmp the Jclls lo llwv Salim' lune as Columlmus lmcl lullen lx-lore tlio liigll-sailing G. l.. lwo wvelcs lmelore. Vvitlmout llw se-rvirc-s ol vc-lorzm guurrl Don Langley, tlw Purple uncl Golcl Q-In-fl out a 20 lo IS lriumpli over ai lmrcl-llitling. last-moving Norlll Plixilv loam. lNllTllS-f'l':n'klv, 205 llAlllilf-ffvnh-r, lfli POST-I.vfl half, 175 lllCNNl'Ill4'l'ucklv, 200 lll'STUN-- -Qu.u' lu iglxlvwi IKSTMAN-----l'Ind. IGB IIABIG-limi, 155 WILLIAMS---Bum-kfield. 140 GUSTIN-'I'1u-kle. 200 FORAI. Guzirmi, 145 Entertaining Leo McKil- lip and Co., tlme lslanders tmowed to a even taster mov- ing team tllan tliey lwad en- countered tlle previous weelc. Overtalcen in tlie second liall lzy tlle Bison, the Purple and Gold lost a lliifd-ly0llQllt lmat- tle to ttme tllundering llerd, linding tllemselves on tlie sliort end ol tlwe tally, Mc- Coolc 20, Grand Island 15. Vlwlle lollowing weelcend y gsm, l 4 I il.l'IYffGuanl'd, 170 KNIl'KREIIM-BLu'kfielcl, 165 One of the many pile ups in the HlINtlllE5GI'itIlll Isl.m1l LQZIIIIV, whirl! wus plznyelt :xl llilNllllEN. is the sulrjeri of much attention lay lxolh the pluyi-rs null i'vfn-ree, tlie Purple and Gold played liost to tlleir ltellow c'onl'erem'e memlxer, tlme l4I'Pl'll0Ill ligers. llle lslanclers, one ol llie tllree top contenders lor tlle tiastern division pennant rave, einclled a portion ol tlle C'll8Hlpl0IlSllllD lay downing llie liard lvigllting Tigers IQ to 0. rlilie victory was sparltecl by tlle running ol' Fred Vandegrillt, and tlle line line worli lead lmy captain Lyle Simpson. ' To wind up tlieir regular season ol play. llle rlwliircl City met tlle Linlis on tlieir llome sod. tlle overpowering Nineleen l'1ix'l' IQIQNI-1 LICIIUY tlitli-ny' I'rvp.il'1ntui'y. woml Btlllllltl, Purple- unfl linlil stuff 3, t First tv.un Iimttmtl 2, first tm-:nn Iinsim-ss imiiimzvi' I, distribution nmn i Iv.isIwtIv.iII 11, llxirti It. slnili-nl IIILIIILIKQI auvr I, si-nioi' Iionn' rooin pwsiitvlit I. I, I'urpIv Ntnsqln' 2, vtioil' Ct, Imys' IYII.I.IAMS, l'AIlI,YI,I'i-'liottm-El' PI'l'lYilI'Qlf miu.irIi-I I, 'I.ox'i- Iinws Sonttf, Nl'llIUI tory. First tvann fuottmtt I, svvolut I-Liss pn-suis-lit I, ri-,,i.,r Iioinv room tvznn fnottxgill II, first lcunn Imskcttrull Iii-01.1.-111 l I, sm-vuiiil te nn biskztbxll ' trick I sI3Il'S4lN, I,Yl,Ii WILLIAM --Volli-uv I'r1-p choir Il, 'Hollywood B0unit', 'Low .n'.nIul'y, Ifirst te'.nn fooltmll Z, co Gnvs SoutIi'. i'.ip1.iin I, III4'I'l'Il.IIlI l.1-nuliv I, l'nrplv WILSON, JOIIN A.-Culloqv Pri-parutory. Nhsqni- -I. 'Anti l'1nnv tlw Sprinuf First tx-ann foottmll II, Mvrctxxlnt 'II' Ili- lkvulit Sp--.iIC, choir -1, 'Holly .-1' ' . Post Sinipsun Witt i.nns Wilson ISIRISHXU f-I5.u'Ixfin'Irt, ISIS I'It.KI'ICN -linnrit. Capitatmen, Ieact try Ijmoncy Hottman anct t'mriu'v t'n-rqnist. roiting over ttle out-we-igtic-ft Istanctc-rs in VIIUIIIIIIOIISIIIP styte. rtitie tinat srorc- was I.inrotn Central 22. firanmt tstand 7. Time tiottowing Sunday Ifastc-rn ctivision atc-tvgalvs Ctlose Granct Istanct to repress-nt ttwln in ttw ptay-ott against Scottsiututvt. So Turtiey ctay tiounct ttw tvvttows at tirst out-running and out-passing ttw sc-oc-niingty stuggistw Bearcats, ptacing ttw Istancters on ttw tong enct ot a I2 to 7 score at ttw tiattv. Atter ttw Iiattftilnv tcictcott. Geratct Ferguson and Iris tivttow ISIIIIIVIIIPII rottc-ct into Iiigtl gear and scored again anct again ovvr ttw tiroct Istancters in tile fading twitigtlt. anct as ttw gains- vmtm-mi the score react Scottstxtutti 45, Granct Istanct 11. Ita- tot- Iowing ctay ttme Junior Ctiamtwr ot' Comrnerc-Q ot' Srottstmtntiti turnistmect Cars to taiw ttw Purptv anct Gotct tvaln on a sigtlt-seeing trip over ttieir City, inctucting a trip to Scottstmiutt Nationat IVIonunwnt parte anct ttn- surrouncting territory. I4 gf U 13 ,Q on SUR!-QNSKIX I-Init, 11541 MVRIIAY---Giuml, I-I5 HEYN0I.DS4'I'um-klv, IU5 i'I.AIlK-'llirkli-, ITS Si'II.M I I-lit Iigivkth 'IvU'l'l :tv my-H+ l'iNw1'.-nn.-.-, lzis I m' h -pm.. ,,,mj. .Q '-.-m'::.Q1im,-.. l -. NM- ' ' Nw:-Q? . ,, M, A .1 4 - -M . ' BACK ROW-Hob Seivers, student lllItlIRlgC'l', Mercer Johnson, George Itmllvy, Pug Clough, EIIZPIN' Owen, Ed I,zing1ley, Bill Seymour :intl Keith livzins. SECOND ROW-l'ozu'h R. B. Meaisc, Tull Rouse, Charles I,aiNlonrr-, llerln-rl Harper, .lay Fre4lerit'lis, Robert Evk, Marvin Tagge, Don Taylor, Elgie Armour, :xml Lauren ll1C'GI'l'EOI', FIRST ROW-Irvin Fuerstennu, Harlzin Blooniquisf, Virgil Sziwivki, Bill Noble, Gvrulel liwolflt, Ruger McMintlcs, Jim McMullen, Max Srhevl, llowairml Jelinvk nnrl Tenn Anderson. Future First Stringers By GENE RAVVLES '46 'lille Grand lslancl seeoncl teamvs sclieclulc in llootlmall Contests was Coneluelefl witlw two wins, tliree losses ancl one tie. rlvlie lirst game witli tlie Kearney HBH team enflecl seoreless. Vlllie next witli Kear- ney lmrouglit a 26 to 0 victory lor tht- lslancler reserves. R. ll. lvleasevs lmoys playerl two games witli tlie Hastings seconcls, tlie lslanclers topping tlie lirst ancl tlie Culxs. llie seconcl. 'lllie scconcl team loolc on two new oppon- ents wlio were not on last yearis sclieclule. West Kearney ancl Urcl. Vllliey provecl good Competition as is seen lay tlie seores: Vvest Kearney 10. Granfl lslancl L13 Urrl Reserves 13, lslanclers 6. Alter tlie linal game llie team elerlt-cl lsauren lVlcGregor tlieir game captain lor tlie season. X Q58 QF QQ ,MK flizixs x awww 'E , IIARGIS---'I':n'kla-, 185 HANSI-iN-Studviit Nlzuiiaiggm-r RAWl.ES-Stud:-nt lllllllltlvl' MITCIlI2l.I,--t'el1tei', 150 SAGIQSSICRABM-k, l I 'lluivnlv 1 li uk: llnll r'1vl1'llvN lux 1:1 :ml 'W nv- xwrs- ull llmxl ut vxnrx prl4'Ilrv In huh null I v Hlltlllll lvmx IVU 1 flu u Imp .1 A. J. f-HfuNSgfontlv:lll and lmxkvilmll ruzu'h rulvs his nmxrwt inivrvst .xx hix mn Iislclykf--luis lnnu-'inn' intvr0St aw ilthl4'fiI'N. BIIYI-QCHHIII sturlvnt mannzvrs :xppcnr lm!-5' :us Hwy vlu-ck thx- uniforms. Un thc- If-ft is Dull' Mvttrnbrink, Qrwfvrlcl tmun. :md Bob Svivvrs, first fC'1lIll, on thx' right. I,UNNff:lllII'4l, 5'-7 HABIG-f'vntr'r, fi' IIANSFN-Gunrrl, N NORSTM.-KNffFm'w.ar:l - Hotshot Hoopsters By GENE RAVVLIZS '40 HANSEN, HOWARD LOUIS- Collvgc Preparatory. First tenni bask:-thall 2, student nizinngor 2, Merchzmt Leuglw 1, Purple Mau-que 4, 'What A Lift , 'Anti Canis' the Springl choir 21, Hllollywuorl Bttlllllli, 'Mzlrtha', Sfllfll'l1l l'uum'il l. VANDEGRIFT, l'. Fltl'IIJ-l'oI- leur' I'i'vp:iruloi'y. First lvaini foothzill 2, serum! tezun foot- hnll 1, first team hziskethnll 11, sc-roml tvann huskcthaill I, trzrvk 3. Purple and Gold staff 2, sr-niur home room vire- presirient 1, home room offi- cer 11, Sturivnt Counril -4, Ilnnsen Vnnrlenrift Nine wins-six losses-not an uncieteatect season hut a rather impressive recorci eon- siciering that tive ol' the six losses were cie- leats hy tour points or less. The lslanciers toolc on a I5-game schedule anci came through in twine shape. losing only one game hy a large margin. that heing to their seeonct opponent ol the season, Lincoln Central. The Purple and Gold openect up the season with a twin hill engagement talxing ilu- role ol' host to Central City on Frictay night anct the Capitol Cityis hoys on Satur- ctay night. The lslanciers helci true to ex- peetations hy trouneing the Prison, 51 to 24. anct going clown heliore the onslaught ol' ilu- l.inlis, 26 to 55. This margin ol' ctelieat was to he the only one to exeeeri the tour- point limit. The team then travelled to Urcl and Yorlc, getting hy the Chanticleers 45 to 45 hut howing to the Duties 52 to 53. The Givenys hoys then returned to the home Corral to engage in the Crucial game ol their schedule, the Hastings eneounter. The ls- landers toolc the leaci anti held it lrom the Tigers throughout the game sounclly troune- ing the hoys lqrom way clown soutw, 4.1 to 2I. The purple and Gotti then travellecl way out west to hunt Bison sealps, hut ran in to Cletails anti returnecl home with no nr-eel lor a hat themselves. losing out to lVlr'Coolc HISION-Gunrmt, 5'-10 KNICKRFHM-Fnrwzird, li'-2 I,Ul'HT-Center, G'-IH, POST-Gunrml, 5'-10 'cs Twenty-three Tuwrnly four Another basket for Grand lslzunrl is rorornlml as the camera Stops a thrillinz momont. It I5 at lvnsv svvuml uw tlw plnyvrs lulluw Ill after n field Qual has lmcvn shut. All eyes fnllnw thc' hull in nm' nf thc- many fivlrl Qnznls for Grand Island flurinu tht- Grand lslzmd Fairhury gmnv. Bob Horstnmn, numhvr 44, we-uns to haw th:- mlqs' as thx' plzlyvrs jump for Ihr hull with mztwtrn-trhwl arms. nxiously wailing I it the tiraimt ISl.llNl B l for the rvliound 'uri' the mem emu ziml Elbus first 52 to 55. Again leaving their home stamping grounds, the lslanders tamed the Kearney Bearcats. 52 to 26. Returning to their end oth the conlerenee. the Third City boys held true to the pre- game dope and tmounced Columhus '55 to 22 and then upset the dope huclcet in howing the Tigers ol Fremont. 21 to 20. Talcing a non-contierence hreather the ls- landers entertained the North Platters hut not in too hospitahle a way as they stepped on the Bulldogs 47 to 21. The Islanders then played host to Geneva only to tuounce the Vvildcats haclc in their own county lay a score ot' 53 to 33. The crucial game ot the season then liollowed. the Purple and needing a win to stay in the conterence lead. were edged out ldv a strong Nortollc quintet. 30 to 28. The lslanders. the third place team ot the con- terence, wound up their season with two wins and one loss, treating Lincoln North- east and Fairhury 34 to '30 and .13 to 23. respectively, and tmowing to a medioere Lexington team. K1 to 35. For the lslanders diploma presentations will mean the loss ot Fred Vandegritt, Paoli Horstman, and Gene Post trom the starting quintet and Allen Dunn and Carlyle Vvilliams trom the second live. S AFl ER-Forwarrt, 5310 TfiFT'GllilFIl, fi'-IKM VANDEGRlFT+Forw:lrfi, 5'-11 WILLIAMS-Forwnril. 5'-il Twenty 1 li.M'K ROW -Vnnrli ll. B. lNli':us1', Waiym- llllvlnirr, llownrrl Jvlinvk. Bnfl Rasnnlsss-ll, Gvrulll lfwolrll, .lim fNlrNlnllr'n :incl l3.1l4' llnnsli. lflllbl HOW llnln Illrlx, .Ln I-'ra-mlvrirlis, .lim RK'lIlll'I', Iill I,ain:lvy, Bill IM-Iwi-ilrr, liunzxlil Ilzmsnn znnl llnlv lVll'il1'Illll'lllly. qnlll-nl lllllmwl-I Promising Materia fix' CIIQNIQ R.XXX'l.liS 'go ililu- lslnnclvr 'Allin l1'kllll. playing om- oi llw longln-sl sflwclnlc-s in many a sc-ason, Camo All 4-yvs gnu- on ilu- lmslwl as Grunil Islnnilk B lvznn lnnkvs nmtlwr fivlzl goal in ilu-ir vivtory ovvr Phillips. VIQIUUYIIY six llirougll in liinv sliapc- lnrning in SPYPII Yiflorivs and tliree losses. illlw .lnnior lslanclvrs Ioolc on lwo ol tim tonglif-sl Class U lvams in llw slalf-, Hampton, lasl yearis slalv lonrnamc-nl winnvrs. anti ifllma, ono ol llw cliic-li Cllallvngvrs in lllis yearis merry rliasv. Tile Pin loam oponecl up Ili:-ir srlwclnlv willi a Clvcisivf- win ova-r ilu- Ccnlral Cily R1-sc-rv:-s, 27 io Q. anti on llw liollowing c-vvning pnllvcl away lrom Iliff lmoys lirom Vvvsl Kc-arm-v. '30 to 21. Tlmy llicn we-nl lo Yorli lo nu-4-l ilu- Dulce HBH if-am ancl slililc-rr-cl llwir liirsl mlc-lc-al 23 to 31. Tim lollowing we-ole llw lslanrlvr procligif-s lmowmi fo a smoolli operaling Hastings sc-roncls. IQ io 26. rlllw Hplisu. llwn lf'HYf'lillQ lo K4-arnc-y lor a lwin-lmill vngagjvnwnl. lrounrvcl ilu- Kvarnvy seconcls. '53 lo 27. ami clownc-cl llw Vvvsl Kearns-y lioopslvrs, '54 lo 22. The Columlmus seroncl loam. acrolnpanivcl lxy llieir lmig lmrollwrs, 6-rlgagvcl C. l. .lnniors losing 21 to.12. Tim lslancic-rls Milf' llwn slr-ppc-cl inlo clvvp water as llmy ioolc on somr' lougli vornpvlilion lirsl lnowinrf lo Hampton, lx-aling ljliillips anfl losing lo Ellaa. -. 'l'hv c'l1vvr'lr:14lvl's, with thx-ir usual nramkx .nhl much In tho fnuthznll pop INSUIIIIIHPY. Pil'YllI'04l jus! :nftcr rvrvivilng their litlva nn- .lvzmninv Sinnpsnn. fonthzlll IIIIPCII, with Bvtly Bt'Xt'l'Sdlll'f :xml Jaenvt Stfilllllll, :lt tvmlzmts. Un thv Ia-ft is Lylc Simpson :md on thx' right is Alla-5' Dunn, thv two llUlIllI'lIl'j' fmxthull vu vupiglius. I.c'zulinu thc yn-IIS 2ll'0 .luyvv l'I'iIN'flH'Yl. Kay John, Tykyc' Czmlnms. Mark Km-Inwu and Annu Kznllus, W Umm Hoppe Lingemzm Mullen Pnrkvr lmppq-ri llvln-r Ryan S1'liroc'flc'r Spcnrvr Wndllinqton Williams IDOAN. FIIICIT MlI,'I'0N'4lvllvrnl. lVli'i'i'linl11 Iwzigill' I. I ll0l'I'IfI. IIOBPIIIT G0liIXlN7K'ollt'g0 I'l'0p:ii'ai1lry. Merrhani x lmxlllllc' f.. LINGICMAN, WILLIAM Il:ff'I'i':nlv:s. llfIl'l'K'lllIlII Imagllv ff. Mlll,l.I-IN, ROBERT ll.-G:-in-rail. Mvrrlmnt Li-agus' 3. I'AllKI'ili. JACK IDICAN-'l'i'ai1lvs, ltlvrrlmn! Ifilgllt' 2, ,PIIIUI lionu- room VlK'P'PI'C'9lllK'Ili l. l'0l'l'I'1llT. IlAI,I'Il I.I'IlVl0INICfTrauli-s, Sn-mnul ivznn footlm lllvrrlmnt Imzifliu- I. III illI'lll, IIAIIYI. llI'fANf'l'I'zillvs. Mvrvlizilll Imaiglllx' I, ll I. IIY.-KN, TIIUMAS ICDWAlllI4t'ollvu0 I'rvpzirzltnry. Tl'2lI'l'C II, lVlf'r' 1'li.in1 lmziulls- fl, vaiptzuili If, Slurlr-nt Cuunril Ll, stzllerraxfi 6 senior lmnw rumn prvsiwlvnt I, senior ring cmnmiltc-v. 5l'lIltHI'lDl-Ill, Tl-Ill G.--Gi-iwrul. Mc-rclnml I.m-:agus 2, vziptuin I Imncl li, urclwstrn l, Vllllll' I. Sl'ICNt'Ell. l,0WI'fl.I. V.f'I'r:uls's. Merrliaint I.c-:mile 3, Uillllillll I NYADIlING'I'UN, KEITH Il. - C' ill 'fl' Pr I1I'2l0T'. Mer l IAWIEIII' 2, vnpiaili 2. WIl,I,lAMS, RUBI-IRT WIl,I,IAlVl lS'1f-ri-liaml l.r-uunv 21, vnptnin Twenty vigil! 1 KL viii 5 cianl Traulvs. Sevonfl ICQIIII footlrzlll l l. As llie season lor llasl lmaslcetliall games rollecl around, many lellows wlio lilcecl lo play signed up lor lvlercliant League. Uncler tl1e guidance ol' E. A. Toll, 2.1 co-captains Ior I2 teams were clmosen. Lowell Spencer and Boll Scliroecler led tl1e Hoopersg Balbe Kallcowslci and Keitli Vvaclclington, tlie Fleas: Don Langley ancl Gene Rawles, tl1e Solers: Bolm Vvilliams ancl Dial: lvlcljeely, Vvilliees: Dial: Babel and Riclmarcl Biclc, tlie Aristocrats: 'llylcye Camaras and Virg Ewolclt, tl1e Trotters: Tom Ryan and Jael: Sorenson, llie Hay- slialiersz Don Grotzlcy ancl Vvilmer Sagessor, tlie Hoosiers: Bill Vviltse ancl .lunior Kelsey, tlie Floor Dogs: Bolm Simp- son ancl .lol1n Vvilson. tlie Atoms: .lim Following in on one of the long shots of the fast Mil'UhUll Lea ue 'anne' are Don Lan lev and Clayton Reher ' l K L 5 g . in purple- and Bill Wiltse in white. Vlerchant League By BOB IlORS'l'MAN '46 lVlassey and Fuzzy Martin, the Wotzits: and Ted Schroeder and Paul Frauen, the Loafers. During the first five games, the Hoopers and Solers led the League. Then the Aristocrats humped oft the high-riding Solers, leaving the Hoopers in undisputed first place. They lcept this position until the last game when the Solers won 22919 over the leaders. This lelt the Fleas as champs of the season play. ln the tournament, the Hoopers went straight through and earned a chance to play the Fleas to determine the Merchant League Championship title. ln the final game of the season, the Fleas were on the long end of a 17-15 score. According to many spectators. this game was hetter than a good many high school games. THE FLEAS, winners in the intra-mural basketball league which plays during the wintvr season: Top row are Dick Balinian, Lavvrn Kalkowski, Errol Shoe-I, Bob Hoppeg front, Bill Seymour, Keith Waddingzton. AIII,YI.Id WIIIIAMS AI.I.I-IN DUNN GI-INIC POST JIM AWIC FIIICD YANIII-Il1IIII 'I mln Iumll x v, IIIUIIIIIIIIII. LLH, I'1'lLlX, III'lllIlI.ilIIIlII, UNI. rvluy, shut, aliwux 'WU -I-Ill 'WU rnlnx IIN! 4-IU ulux CIJilf'II Jurr' .I. I4-cfs lrnvli learn UI' II1is year was Inuill nrouncl n nuclc-us of Iiw- y 1 V rf-turning lt'II4'I'IIICIl IIIOIIQII this group oI Cxpericnrefl lrnvlislvrs mlwincllvcl to Iourwillu , , , , . IIN- loss ol Umm Post, weigh! and dash man. Hur four olllc-r Irucli nwn wvrv I'r0cI V ' ' ' Nnnclvgrill. fvrnncl Islnncl s reprosonlnlivc in the 440-yard, 100-vnrcl clash nncl rc-Inv: Ray I.uf'I1I, junior shot nnfl cliscus man: Allen Dunn. 220-yard crash and Immun' junum: und Ioln Ryan. 880-yard run. IIN Ijllrplf' Hill! CIOILI IJEIIIIIPFS VVPFP IIIIFIIFIQCI HI CJITI, EIS III? ISIZIIIKIOFS VVIIHKOQI pnsl llw Clmnlifle-c-rs, Qrllfz lo 4'2V2. 'HW boys than ran inlo some' llIII'XIJl'CI4'll Iruulmlv J. .I. I,I'.I'. fjuxt 1I1w'Iml'urxI Irmn IIN' Ngnvyf han ra-Iurnwcl In Iwrollu' S1'11im Q lrnrk I'll.Il'Il nys I1iN mln' IQ wlvvpillg IK'NlN'l'ILlHj in xtluly Ixnlli. , ' A. . NA, lf . IIN-nkixng thx' tnpn- is Iiluiv Arnmur, who ix I4-zulinu thx- fivld Ivy 41 umul rnnrunn. Slnmn pulling up mln wr-4-mul plum- xx .Inmmv Ama Tlxirlv JIM l'ltlNt'lC RAY l,Ul'll'l' JOHN BRISENO TOM RYAN HILL SEYMOUR ll1'l1Ij', lllll'4ll4'S. Shot, discus. -140, relay, lwnznljnnwp. SRU Pole vznult. Oval peeclsters By GENE RAVVLES '40 as tliey enterecl into a triangular meet witli Hastings ancl Kearney. Time Tigers won tlle meet lay tlle annexing ol' tlle relay, lrom a Close-running second plave Bearcat lxaton passers. 'lille slanclers tlien enterecl into tlie Competition ol tlle eastern part ol tlie stale. at tlle Columlmus invitational. placing lar lmeliincl tlie leaclers as tlley placecl only in tlie sllot put, winning seconcl, and lJroacl jump, talcing lourtli. Vlllle Purple ancl Golcl, altllougli liamperecl lay injuries and some eonllicts witll ineligilmility and lmoys working. Continuecl tlmrougll tlle season pllSlllIlQ' many ol tlie top eontenclers in tlieir race lor tile title. t .1 ,Gll-1 AIIMOUR Llili MOORE Mile. Mile. Keeping in shape for truck requires inueli time :xml training. A shot hken ul one of the practice workouts proves this, as it shows the fellow. put-ing gn'ounmI the trzirk. Thirty one Q our U A A BAVK ROW: .lnekie Menek, Isabel flturles, Put Winn, Phyllis Baruth. Jewell Hughes, Bonnie Sorensen. Lois llatrris, l.orruine Westplml, llorutlty MeMnrrin. Sl'll'0NI7 ROW: Yvonne Menrk, Ninn Jenn Meth, Rzunonu Sanders, Betty Lee, Eltlene llyhl, Beth 0'Nele, Joyce Wolfe, Ilorothy Jzunes, Helen Skihinski, Phyllis llairtntun, Jenn Hutneloth, Phyllis Storrs, Joyce llouseltoltler, Elaine linzminuer. Nlauriginne Stevens, Dorothy Steffen, Betty Lou Ball, .lerre Gilbert, Marty DeVore, Jeannine Cluussen, Dorothy Tnlhot, Murrells: Steffen. BARIFTII, l'llYl,l.lS A.--General. t'huir Il, 'llollywoofl Bonmlf Girls Athletic ssociation The Girls Athletic Association ol Senior meets once a weelx during the school yenr lor sports activity: unol once ex month lor GM Us a lousiness meeting. Seasonal sports were rimin.r:s, ISABI-Il. z1l,eiiA-sc'.t1t.-g.- iff.-,,t.t-ttmty. emit-ts 1, played at the activity ,neetingsa senior eolor :intl flower eonnnittee, lilvrury helper 2, GAA 4. CALS 1. ICNZMINGICR, FltANl'l-IS l'il.AINE-Gem-rail. GAA Ct. HARRIS, LUIS MAHJORIE-Aeeounting. Choir ZZ, 'Hollywood Bonnrl', GAA T. president I, se1'retul'ytreasurer II, CALS 2. l.nMO0RIC, ALIVE YVUNNliflienernl, Student Count-il I, lilrrury helper 2, GAA l. The group is sponsored lay lVliss Grace lvleline, girls' physical eclucation instructor. The membership is open to any girl in school ancl at present has thirty memlmers. The lirst semester Lois Harris was president: the seconcl, Dorothy lVlclVlurrin. 'liliirlv two lt.n'ulh Fhztrles Enzminger Harris l.uMoore lVlt'MllI'l'tlt Nell! l'l'n-isi'iuloi'l' Sauulers St'lllIlllIIl'l' VVUIIR- lNlm'MllltltlN, l7UliU'l'tlY lNlAt'f---Gvlnmil, fhoir Il, Ullollynmul S.XNI3l'IltS, HAMUNA .lltl'IANN-'-lit-in-ml. I.ilvr.u'y lwlpi-r 11, IHA Blllllllll, 'l.ovt' Goes Soullf, GAA li, CALS l. li, GALS fi, Ml'f'l'll, NINA .llCANfl'oll0uv l,l'l'llLtl'lll0l'X. flioir l, 'llollywoocl St'llllVlMlflt, .IICAN ANNff:t'll4'l'lll. Senior molto monunillvi-, l5ouml', GAA li, GALS If. lilirgiry ln-lper GAA 2. I'ltl'1lSl'1NlT0ltl-', IlllltU'l'tlY A: Gm-lu-rail. GAA 4. WUIAFIC, JOYVIC LlflllNl-I---G4-iii-iul. fmti-is I, lslnnzlvr staff l, senior lionn- rooin -n'm'i'i-Igul'y II, UAA 1, Ku.-Klh l, Active ln Sports llv NINA .IIQAN Nliltl '.1o Attractive emlmlems are given lor attending lour Consecutive lmusiness meetings. For Oilfll twenty tour weelis ot' training in llealtli rules ancl unorganized sports an awarcl is given. Vliliere are six llealtli rules to be followed every clay. lr1 tlie unorganizecl sports llielcl tlle inftiviclual may clioose any type or types ol, aetivities tliat slie wants. ancl perlorin it or tllem at least live liours a weeli. ,I'llf'SP aetivities are to lie outside ol tlie supervision ol ilu- pliysiral eclucation instructor. During rin- year CAA lias held two special activities: one, a weiner roast in Septem- lwr wliicll was llelct at tlie Pier witli solttaall lurnisliing tlie recreation: llie otlier, a lxowling party at Rovliwells' was lielcl in l'elrruary witli tlie girls rolling lroni 50 to 100. MISS llltAl'tC lf. lNllCI.lNl'Ifflu-w girls' plxysicuil vrliimtioii ins!rucIorf--prefers swimniinu unit ive' GAA lmskvtlmll QLIIIHW tNl'l'l' :Always 1-xi-itinu. lv 'killing U5 5I'0 l5- win or lost- tlu- uirls were RIIWQIXN :mul sports. cy PCN ,C cc. 52 C , I f I ,1 -, : , , ., f vw.,-.I I 'za ,sg-:at-,.,.,.,,, , ,, , , ,, . 'A 1 - . v M N at I , CAI JETS mm HAVK ROW: Ilarlt-ne Opp, Mary Lou Its-rnelon, Ittarjoriv Carter, Ruth Km-ster. Ann Augustine, Phyllis Sass, .Ianvt Stratton, Betty llvyr-rsnlort', .lam-I Roush, Marilyn Sluelwn, Mary Lee Smith, Marilyn Carlson, .leanie Phillips. Mary Mitchell. SICFHNIY ltUW: Wilma II:-nne, Jerry Hoffman, Dolores Srott, Betty Kutsrhkau, Louise Iteiheru, Kay Itlanrer. lieth IVNA-lv, .I.u'Im- Smell-ell. Mary lm' tnavrklvr, Helen lltttltillt, Itlarthajane hlmver, .Iezinnine Simpson, .loline Valttxu-ll, Joann Ilintz, Itoseniariv Hates, tiwen Molwrq, .Io Ann Nielsen, .lean Nielsen, .lane Larson, farol Willman. FIItS'I' IIUW: Marilyn Slavs-ls, Norma Yates, .lerre Gilhert, Beverly Dawson, Flarire Ijl'tlllillII'ti. Velma HlIt'lll'illt'li. .leannine t'l.nussen, .larkie tloss, .loftnne Smith, Sherry Ilansen, Donna Bilon, Marianne Russell, Garret Itostick, Marlene I.esehinsk5, Ilonna Noalws, Iloris Ilinlz, Ilonna lvers, .lam-I llarrinuton, Banquet Climaxes Caclet Year line-up, Count-olili, yell the com- mantlers ol Catlets as the practice lor the lioothall season hegins at Rycler parlx alter school lor an hour or mayhe two. Clit course, the caclets try to tell their com- mantlers just how to clo the clrill. ln the hasltetlmall season, the caclets spencl the noon hours trom 12:20 to 1:05 p. m. on the clrills lor the games which are coming up over tht- weelc-encl. Some lincl they canvt linish their lunch in twenty minutes, so, while practicing the clrill, they munch away on an apple or mayhe a halcecl ham santlwich. At Zllly rate the clrills are learnerl: the clrills are given. Vlillf' climax ol' the year lor the Cadets is the annual lmanquet ancl iormal which is given in lviay. 'hilt' hanquet is loolcecl lorwarcl to hy everyone, lor it is tht- occasion lor appointing the new commanclers ancl stanclarcl hearers. Alter it is lcnown who the new ones are, there is crying, laughing, aml lvour very surprisecl, tear-stainecl laces. Ancl so encls the caclets' season. 'lihirfv four Ht .l,-XNl'.I 5IR.XI ION .go The girls colnpls-te their familiar 'I' elurinu half ie at one of the haskethall uann-s, Hn-yvrs1lo1'f Carlson HlCYEllSli0Rl , BI'I'l'l'Y-YStenogrnphlr. Purpln' Musquv 2, l':ulcls tl, stnnd.nrd lwulvr LZ, Pnrplc nnd Gold stall l, svnlor lxonw rooln Vive prvsidm-nl l, wnior llOllll' room St'Cl'l'lill'y l, Stndvnt Council II, senior Lmnouncvxnvllt ronnnittov. offirv lwlpvr 12. FARLSON, MARILYN R.-Gt-nt-ral. Choir 2, Cadets li, Pnrplv und Gold stuff l, Islander stuff I, lllwrnry lwlln-r l. llUll'l'llIT, lllil,ENfl'ollcgv Preparatory. fudets II, Student Council 22. sm-nior :mnnum-olnvnt commit- lvr. GAl'X'Kl.Ell, MARY l,El'ffl'ollvgv l'rm-pm'ntnx'y. Purplv Mniqm- 2, Cxulm-ts Il. Purpln' und Gold stuff 2, sm-nior prom l'0lllllllllQ't'. HANSEN, D. Slll'1llRY--C'ollvuv Prvpnrzxtory, Band 3, orrlwslrn 2. choir Il, 'llollywood Bound', 'Inve- llovs Soutlf, fznlvts tl. GAA Z, GALS l. lll'1llil':liG, ANNA l,lllllSE-Stvlxogrnplmlv. Uncle-ts 2, lllnrnry ltvlpvr l. lllCNNlC, WILMA ANNfColl1-uv PI'0lJLlI'1ilUl'y. llllllll' 3, 'Mnrtlxn', Czulvtw ti, t'0llllllillllll'l' 22, Purplv und Gold Stuff 4, mlilor II, sm-nlor ring ronllnitlvv, sn-nior lmnqnvt colnlnittvv. IIUSTUN, MARGAIIET J.fQl0llK'I41ll. Clltlll' 4, 'lVlnrtl11l' 'Ilollywood Bonnd', Fgulvts 4. Tlw lHll'lill0lll' of vault-ta nrt' lvllllld Ilvnnv, Bcity lin-yvlwln lwns-1 Stratton .and fnrol Will: This 'GH li nnorv or lv'-H .1 l.ennl1.n tolnnltlon .nt .ell lvnskvtlmll uxnnvs. Doutlxil lim-vklvr llunsvn llm-ilu-ru llvnm- Ilnslon irlx 6. . C ,- 2 KlllS4'lll'iIllI Mullrn-1' KllTSl'HKAl', BETTY MM-1 livm-r.nl. fgulvh Il. MAI llllfll, KA'l'lllfllINli ANN llnllvum' l'l'vp.nl'.nlol'y. fmlvls Il, wlllul' lltllllt' roulu N1'4'l't'lLlI'j lf, Nl'Ill0I' molto l'llIllIlIllll't', GA,-X I, CALS Il, O'NELE, Bl'I'l'Il JUAN--G1-m-1.nI. l'.ulvlw 4, GAA Lf. VlCi l1l'CSlll9llt l. OPP, IJAIKIJCNIC - fullvuv l'rs'p11rulm'y. 1'.ull-ls 4, Svnlur l10IIl4' ruum wcrvtnry l, wniur ring cum nliltcv, S4-niur prum rmlnnillvv. 'I'ln- l'.ul1-tx .fro slmwn all thx- cumpln-lion ul' twu lliflicult QAMUELQON EDITH LUIS-G.,m,ml. 4-Mlvh 2 llhllltilh, mn' Nllthlllll lln- Npirlt of Sl. Yallrnllmn lilyrgry In-lm-r IZA SIMPSON, .IEANNINIC lVl.fC'ullv1:n' Prvpurutury. Purple- STR WI! Mzlsquv Z, vlxuir l, 'lf Ill' fuulsl Spvnkf llulvls 4, Pllllllll' uml Gold stuff II, sc-ninr hmm- room vig-vprl-si1lvl1t l, ss-lllur rlnu cmlnxllitlvn-. ATTON, JANET I,Ul7lSl'ffl'ullvu4- l,F4'llill'ill0I'y. Purplv lVl:wqnv 4, Vgulvts 4, stamllurll lu-.ure-r 21, Purpln- :xml Gold stuff fl, pftlllllilllill Illanxmus-I' Z, svninr rlaxss f-wr:-txnry' l, lmmv mum nffiu-I' 21, Svnior rim: l'4lIllIlllllk'C', svninr prom mwnnllxittn-v, offin- ln-lpvr II. ,l,MAN, YARUL El.lZABlf'I'llQfullvum' l'r4-par'AAtm'y. Clllllqi Ol, vmmnznmlvr II, sm-niur lmmv room prvsi rlvnt l. Stucln-nt fuunril 1Z,GAI,S l. uffirv lu-llwr ZZ. WN4-lv Upp S.unua-lxun Simpson Strntlml Wlllm Tllirlv six flmpcl DcVore l'HAl'l'Il., SIIIRLI-ZY l.ElliIl4College Preparatory. Baud If, orvlwstru 4. choir l. 'Love Goes South', senior flown-r illlll eolor eonunittee, GALS l. lM'Y0ltl-I, MAlt'l'tlA JANE'-fi1'IN'l'Ill. Mzljorette 4, choir 4, 'Hollywood Bounll', 'Love Goes South', W FX x I I I I 0 Fault-ts I, Fowl Counril I, library hclwr .., '. .l. ,UNS--lmnf :uu orelestra llirectorf l . , , likes to tlo woorlwork. GAA Z., GALS Z., Tlle scliool year just completed can be fleemecl very successlul lor tlie instrumental music clepartment. Pty patient persistence on tlie part ot tlie clirector. VV. tl. lfvans. anrl liarcl worlc on tlie part ol' tlie students. tlie lmancl lias rapidly improvecl during llwe past scliool year. Alter lmeing divided into two units tor tlie liirst semester lmecause some ol tlie players lacliecl essential musical lmacli- grouncl, a single lmancl ot 56 pieces was lormecl :luring tlie seconcl semester. rliliis musical. organization playecl lor pep as- semlnlies, lmaslcetlmall games. anti tlie Amer- ican l.egion state Convention anal presented a spring concert tor tlie pulmlic. For tlwis pulwlic concert a cliarge was macle to raise money lor new unilvorms. lfarly in tlie scliool year a goal ol 385,000 lor unitorms to replace tliose worn lor many years was cleciclecl upon. Qui tliis amount 352.400 lias lmeen raisecl tlirougli gilits lrom tlie Atlwletic lmoard and tl1e L . HFIJS and Flats liv .IIN INIASSEY 'go These eizlit lnujorettes, Donna Ault, Patty Pane, Lois wore, Burlwzuui Bryant, Furol Mechann. Bonnie Sorensen, Marty lleYore :uul lTau'lem' l'ul1l, llldtlt' the lmnml routine more lllll'l'f'5llI1g. Tliirly SKEIVPII BAND BM'li ROW: W. J. Evolis, Bonnie Sorvnsvii, Paul Swanson, Billy Barrett, Dick Fs-nfl:-rson, Burl Rzisnmssvn. Milan Bish, llznlf' Toft, Garry ltuliy, .Iny Fl'iwIm'i4'li, Boh Knickrehm, Glenn Thompfon, Chris Kuyzutt, John Woodin, Tom Reynolds, Lois Mohr, Barbara llryxint. Sl'It'0Nll ROW: Ilonnn Ault, Norma Jenn Norton, Audrey Bartels, Jean Hnflrlix, James Kirschhuum, Lyle Fisher, Harry Funk, l'f4l l.:inulc'y. llulnonai Platt, Il:urlt'm' Prather, Dvwaine Fisher, Gordon Tully, Bruce Burnett, Roh Eck, Darlene Pahl, Patty Pace. FIRST ROW: t':irol lVlC't'l1Illll, .lean Nielson, Sherry Hansen, Janies Kelly, Rirhzlrfl Tzllhot, Barham Andrews, Charles True, lrvns- l'c-tzoldl, lVlni1ri1's- t'ullilmn, Bc-tty Iivorilt, Marianne Stevens, Marcella Steffen. Dorothy Talbott, Roberta Black, Dr-lla Uhr, Dnn llgmsvn, lvilyllt' llus-Inn-r, ,lo Ann Nivlsvn, Marty DeVorc. lx n flu' trump:-t trio, vornposvnl ot lllrk l'vn1lm-rsuii, Boll irkrvlim, .mil liill li.irrt-ll, iron ll Nlllll'l'lUl' rutiliu :il 4' tlislrirt musir rontvst. Legionnaires as well as money earned hy the music department itsell. Candy, pop- corn, apples, and hot-dog sandwiches were sold from concession stands at toothall games. fbther groups sold the programs furnished them hy the Purple and Gold staff in a joint venture tor profit. These iunds were added to the admission tuncl lirom the spring concert. During the toothall season the hand hraved many hitter nights to march at all home games and to contrihute their music to the holiday spirit ol the games. Climaxing the season, they joined with the cadets in torming a welcome to Fremont. The six maiorettes contrihuted their part in these drills strutting their hest even in near treezing weattier. Next year ttie numtmer witt tae increased to ten. For ttie tirst time in more tt1an ten years tt1e entire tmand was en- tered in ttie District 4 music con- test. tn addition severat smatt instrumentat groups were entered: trumpet trio, tmrass sextet, trom- twone quartet, saxoptione quartet, and ctarinet quartet. Att ttlese groups earned satisfactory awards. Grand tstandis band toot: an excettent rating. wtiite ottler tmancts in etass A received superior. ttie FISIIPIR, DEWAINE W,--General. Baml 2. IIANSI-IN. DONALD GENE-General. Band li, oretws' tru l, rhuir l, 'lf He Could Spenkf STEFFEN, MARCEILA DEAN-General. Haunt ti, nr- rhestra 5, senior home room secretary l, senior motto committee, GAA 1, CALS 1. TALBOTT, DOROTHY I,.+General. Band 3, orehestra 6, library helper 2, GAA 4. GALS t. UIUC, DFILLA M.-l'olleue l'repzir:1tory. Bzlnft 6. K.. t ML. Q - frm it .1 st iff' 'K' . ff 1 st. ...Maw A Mia- N 7' , X Push on Grand 1St2llNt,u sing G. I. fans as the high out band plays at the FanirIvuryGrauuI Islam! hawk:-lhzill gzune. twigtwest rating given, tnecause, aeeording to ttie judges. ttie tstanders tactced instrumentation and memtxerstiip. Ttiose two ttiings ttie tmand and ttieir instruetor tlope to remedy next year. Ttne course is otvtered as a sotid and att memtiers ot time organization are tmeing urged to give a period eacti day to ttie wortc. I istu'r Hansen Steffen Talbott Uhe Ttlirty nine ..t..,...L The CALS winners. left to right are, hnrk row, Mary Trcntmun, Isabelle fharlvs, l.orr:1in1- Wrstphzil. .loyvv Bruninug front row, Nina Meth, Jnyrr- Wolfe, zmri Virginia Morri-., Lively-Stepping GALS Enter Scene By JOYCE ttUtiSlitIOl.IJER '48 'lille liomlmsliells lmecame clwalnpi- ons ol time Girls Athletic League ol Senior lor tliis yearis ivaslcetivall sea- son, wiien tliey won, 20 to 12. over time Pmaslceteers. lvlarcli 22. To avoici ronlusion witli time lloys MG1TK'llE1Dl League, time girls renamed tlieir organization CALS. During tlie liirst CALS meeting. Miss Grace lvleline, girls plwysical ecluration instructor. cliose lmaslcet- lmall raptains. ancl tliey in turn selertecl teams ami namecl tllem. .lanet Rousliis squacl was called tide lslanclettes: Neva Rulieis, time Beav- ers: lvlarty Devoreis. tlie Roclcetsg .laelcie lvieneles, tlie Kitty Cats: Carol ivieeliamis, tlie Sinlcers: Slierry Hansenis. time Pmaslieteersg Lorraine Vvestplialis. time Pmomlmsliells, ancl .loyre CFilNN'lIIfl'l'S, tile Hag Pmrigacie. Vl'lN'Si' if'EllllS DIEIYCCI SGVPII QHIIICS Forty apiece, lrom .lanuary nintll to lvlarrll 18. Games endeci witli tile Pronili- sliells on top witli live wins, no losses. ancl two ties. Tlie Pmaslceteers. were runner-ups witli live wins, one loss, ami one tie. Tying lor tliirci ranlcing spot were tile islanfiettes and tlie Kitty Cats witli liour wins ancl tliree losses eacli. Altliougli tile Beavers llelfl liiltii place standing, tliey outscorecl tlie cliamps in total points, 167 to ISQ. Carol lvlecliam. captain ol tlie Sinliers. was liigli point menilxer ol tlwe League witii Q4 points to tier Credit. Ramona Sanders was seeonci witli '73 points anci Dorotliy Steffen, Betty Ball. ami Lorraine Vvestplial tieci lor tliiroi place. eacli liaving 67 points. An elimination tournament lmegan Nlarelw IQ, on Completion ol' tiie league games, anti Continued tlirougllout tliat weelc. Cjn tlie second niglit ol' tlie tour- ney tlie islandettes Came out on time top liail ol a 21 to Il score in tlieir YUII1-yI1.1ll lin-111 IIN- Imp 1'1u11I11r gym 1I11r111u IIN- wi11i1-1' 111u11tI1N. AIIIIOIIQ - 1 NIIIKIUIIIN t.1lN1- ru-u11l.11' up Ill, w11N- pupilx WIN1 unqhh- M1 1mrIuwpnIv 1u zuilxv Npurtx Inkv vurrvrh11 :gym ur IN-.1lII1I11l living. digg w Inn I'IiIlIl 1111- wiII1 IIN- RINIQI-IS: IIN' ISI-z1x'v -I .Im'1-1- I1'1111'Iu1'4I R115 John, Tpkyf- I'.1111.1r.1N, M.11'1:.11' IilIl'IIIlI'I', 411NI Allllll Knllm, 1'IN-1-1'l1-.NI1-1w ul' S1-1111111 I1-.NI IIN st1NI1-111s 111 vm-IIN '1I .1ll hn11N- lumlvqnll .11NI Ix41Nk1-Il1:1II QIIIIIIN I111'Ix 111 11-:11l.11' 25111 1I.1wn-N I.1Iw 1'.1I1NII1--111rN .1l IIN' 'N'uI1111111u ul IIN' 25111 ps-1'1mIx 'l'IN-x 11I-an 111.11 .1 YlII'll'IX nl IN lmrlx NllI'Il 11 vnllm-111.111, -uttlmll .IIIII I1.1sk1-Ilmll, r- r. 1-II1-s IH lo ll. Il wus Il IigI1I Io IIN- Ii11isI1 WIN-11 - 1- 1 2 1 1' 1 11 i 1 lfllilllll' 'IIII Q, ' 'I ' , 111 IIN I111 - 11I IIIIIIIAIPI' IIN- IEOIIIIISIICIIS w-QI In IIN' IIlIlSIii'Il'I'I'S If Io 10. Q gj1111N- UI IIN' lo11r111111N-11I, IIN' I,NlSIi0II'4'l'S IIYIIIIIJIUKI ow-r IIN' ISIIIIIII- ga1i1N-II il nirc- IIIIIFQIII ZIIIII won El 20 Io ll virlorv, 'U v 4 .,,,,. ll LQ bw adm T' ,wif z , , j.,f.. ff:s :: 1' mr 1 -Aw Xa 5-' , -E, - . , uk .. , ,,V:1 wg 'W R - .. X s G' W A X g xi! :Q :'q' V E ia 2 in M UR. lfAlll,l'I W, Wll.TSl'f-fKlip:-riiilvilrlviit of Gmml lslauul vity svliools for thi- lust lwo your'-, was urzulllxifvrl from Nvlwziskxl W4-sl:-yzui with ai B. S. elm-:rw in IEDZLI. lwrulnf' nizixtn-r of girls from flillllllllllll uni vcrsily in ISUZU, :mul ron-iv:-fl qu iloctoinm- ui plulomphy from Nc-lvrqukzu in lfl-IZ. This yi-nr he- wax chown an llI'l'Nllll'!ll ol thi' Nvlwrznkxl Slam- 'I'v4u'lu-rx nwovizuioll. For rn-lnxntion ln- vnjuys num fishing, :.ir4l1-ninu, :uul Nts-uk fri:-4, Knowledge and Skills As u slruugl-r 4-nlvring S1-nior liigli scliool lor llw llirsl limo. wlml woulcl lac your inlprc-ssion ol il? Sonic- lime-S you gel awllully lirvcl ol' Carrying llw sfum' liooles. sluclying tlw szunv lc-ssons. nncl sf-Ping the same- persons. all tlw limo. lvul lmw' you 1-vc-r rc-filly sloppocl lo analyze- tlw scliool as El wliolc-if lnmgim- llinl you lmvv nc-ver liven lo Senior lmllore-. ln llw nvxl 20 png:-s you un- going lo soc- ii sfllool lllal is moro Pxciling. morv inlvrvsing. mul more- luu llinn you liuw- iinngjinc-cl, il srliool lo lm proucl oll lfirsl nwc-l ilu- li.-mls ol, Svnior liigli. ln lliis lirsl ollllicw' is llr. Earl VV. Vvillsv, supvrinlr-mls-nl ol svliools. lfrom liis ollllirv you go inlo an ficlinvvril c'ommill0r- llmourcl ol' Eclucnlion ll. ll. THltlil.KI'Il.ll-fprincipxul :lt Si-nin. high school for the pus! three yours, is shown ln-rc sm-utr-ll .ut the desk in his nllirv. H1-fore Ctlllllllg to lilxxlnl lsluncl, he uns 1liri-1-lor ol' .ullniwions git thx' llliivn-l'sity ol' lll'nx'vr. llo l'vcl'ivvrl his A. B. rlvulm' all the t4lll0I'1l4lll Stull- follvlgl- ol' Etlllflliilill ul Gr:-vlvy anul olnmim-rl his M. A. :il Vulnniliigi university :nl New Xork tlty. llis linlwliivs :ire fishing, howlinu, hunt inn, und rn-ruling. . - I For Democratic Living By JANICE l.lNIJQlllS'l' '17 room. ilu- headquarters ot the Board ol Education. Here Seated with Dr. Vviltse are ilu- school hoard members, men interested in the school: A. B. Newell, VV. VV. Connell, Howard Kelley, Dr. Earle Johnson, H. l... Foreman, Grant Falmlen, lsred Christensen. Dr. R. C. Vvooclrull, and A. J. Denman. And not to he lorgotten are the two persons who are in Charge ot Senior. H. H. Pllhrellxeld, principal, and lvliss Ella Blunlc, vice-principal: lor it is through the ceaseless ellorts ol these ottieials that you have a school lilie Grand lsland high school. MISS ELLA BLUNK-tericlws Germain--is vim-rf llI'ill1'illlll'Yl1ll5 Iwo interesting holilxin-sz rolls-vis mlolls in Gerniun vostunn-S and roller-ts pictures ol' fashions from 1908 to present. Forty-live As you register lor attending Senior high. you may talie your Choice among several high school courses: general, College preparatory, stenographic, home matting, or eo-operative trades. The graduation re- quirements lor the various courses vary: hut the administration has set up a basic set ol subjects lor all students. ln the sophomore year English and European .ll lNlURS - llome Rooms zu I-IOS BAVK ROW: Donald Grotzky, Diek Fenrlerson, Dolores Kil- lion. ltirhartl Lehms, Myron Marlsen, Wallare Johnson, Irvin Fuerstenau, Harlan Bloomquist, .lark Sorensen, Marvin Buhrman, Donald Niemoth, Kenneth Koeh, Marie Ann Dilla, Ila Ehnes, .lean lladrlix, Lois Collins, Ruth Foreman, Dorothy Bourne. Donna Engle, Patty Tippetts. SEVOND ROW: .lean Gilpin, Shirley Ladwiu, Bruce Burnett, Lois Kruetzfrlilt, Richard Ryan, Darrell Enek, Marvin Tauge, Verne Glenn, Roberta Stnlle, .lark Howell, Jeannine Gllyette, Delores Wagner, John Briseno, Mary Trentman, Harold Wood, .lack Baker, Tykye Camaras, .loyre t'rawford, Beverly Poppert, Katherine Siemers. FIRST ROW: Shirley Lange, Norman Boltz, Lawrence Wrage, Betty Newbiuzinu, Marilyn Skeels, Norma Yates, Barbara Bryant, Gwen Mobi-ru, .lanet Wisby, Doris Anderson, Erma But-hfinek, lilaine Colfaek, Donna Wetzel, Carol Mecham, Darlene Prather, Dorothy Paige, .loyre Dewhirst, Marnie Luebbc, Charles Baaseh. ld.: Lee MrNutt. Mabel Duerinu, Betty Iivoritt, Audrey Stiles. .ll lNlflRS--Horne Rooms 118-'SOR BACK ROW: ltiehard Ilargis, Bill Wiltse, Glenn Thompson, Jerry llabiu. Don Willman, Merle Strever, Wilmer Sagesser, Robert Pauliek, Ilarold Beishline, Lois Kelley, Ronald Jensen, Charles Lundquist, Cathryn Carstens, Edward Vanosdall, Marjorie Blllly, .lim lWleIilroy, Beverly Anflerson, Mary lCdwards, ltiehard Seymour, Verden Yalasek. SI-ICUND ROW: Merlyne Watts, Barbara Andrews, Pat Winn, Ilonna Ault. Vera Miller, Violet Faulk, Nola Buekow, Patty Pane, Lester Lamm, Pete Camaras, Vietor Tlieen, Marvin Corwin, Dale Sullivan, June t'olby, Lavern Srhafer, .lanet Harrington, flarire Droullartl, Velma Bllt'llllllt'li. -loyee Bruning, Shirley Heeker, Dorothy James. FIRST ROW: Vivian Brown, Don Fair, Arthur Wetzel, Berdeena Everett, Rosemarie Bates, Helen Musselman, Betty 0'Nele, Wanda Breiner, Stella Wieezorek, Gladys Gosila, Dorothea Dehninu, Annette Stoppkotte, Alberta Lil, Margaret Luke, Charlotte Newton, Farman Rlttlillli, Lester Petzoldt, Robert Nietfeld, Itaymontl Tlioilias. sail -4 ..-I MISS LILLIAN WII.I.MAN-- an Ameriean history instructor--has flower gardening, seoinu, ani reading as hobbies, E. lt. FREDERICKSON-European history- enjoys reading and travelinu. llistory are require-II: American his- tory in tlie junior yearg an4I in tlle senior, economics. social proIJIems. 1 anal I'.llQ'lISIl. IDI' tllese requireal sulmjects. social sciences are consicleretl tlme most important, lor tliree years are re- quirecl. Here, step into tliis classroom wliere Ifuropean Ilislory is tauglit. You see a room witli large maps ol tI1e worIcI. fin tlle Imulletin Imoard tllere are pictures anal articles ol interest to tlle students. Il' you were in tliis class you would proIJaIJIy stumly inoclern liistory once a Weeli. MISS MAIilil'I'llII'I'li IIUBlNSUNfnvw literature nul English teueherglikes to reaul. lt. B. MIC.-ISIC-teau-hes geonu-try--is sem-oml texuu Iootluzill :intl tmziskrttmll eoulifxilso texxrlies tu-rup.ntions eluinis overt-zitiuu as his nnly holrtry, Intent upon In-rninim: skilled iIrnI'lsnu'n, these boys work in lllectixirxicul itruwinq. Seen here :ire Irvin I'illl't'iIt'IliIll, Bi FIlI'I'ltII, Don Langley, l'tun'les Luiulquist, Irving Ifierstein. Again it may Ile a room wllere commer- 4-ml aritlnnelic anal Imoolclaeeping are tauglit. Stuclenls are Imusy Iilling out Iiorms usecI in tliis class, or perluips are worliing on some prolaleni. Here is a rooln tliat is popular, especially witli Imoys. It is Ilie nu-clianical ancl arclmi- tectural clrawing room. you were in one ol tliese classes, you woulcl Iearn to use sucll meclianical aicls as a VI'-square, tri- angle. ancI Frencli curve in lnaliing neat. accurate drawings. lxiow you go cIown to lirst lloor to inspect l'ortv seven ff- K Ilgtrtuskgn lin-uux'y IIansc'n Kuvlnwr l,qm-rpy yy11.1:m.15 NNI-Iv Itt-Iutvl' Rim' Smith Stulte-nhl-rg 'l'll4-wnyill IIAIITIISKA, .IUIIN VIl I'UIt - I'nl't lhnv. IVI4'I'l'IlIIlII IA-nulw I, GIIICGOIIY. ANNA MAY- Gvlu-ml, Vhnir ' IIANSI'.N, IltII,llItI-257124-m-r.nI. I'hoir KI'I'fIINICII, MARGAIII-YI' ANN I'utt1mv 'II III- I'unIrI Spvukf t'Il0t'l'It ltIlI lu Knut lounmll I nffivn' ht-Ipvr I. IAWIII-IY, WII,I.IANI I' Vuurnl NI1'I-'I'II'1I.Y, IIIVIIAIIII II I ifnnunl. Ittvrvlxznxl Imzlullv iI, caxptxlin 911 U NIaI.Iz, IxI-.I I II-- -Ir.u ,. Ih- nt IUIIIIKII J. III-IIIIJICII. AI,I-'IIICD IIUWAIIIJ--G1-m-rnl. K'Imir I. IIIFIC, 'I'ICIl ALIIICN -ht-rn-r'nI liunrl I an American history room. It. too. has Iarge ithlstrative maps at the Iront ot' the room. CDH the I1uIIetin Iaoarct, are drawings and maps done IJy students and ImncIm-QI in every six weeks. Here. you woutct ntso study Current events onrc' ax ww-If. Another Course ot, IIIIIIIPCIIEIIQ' vnIuv is th:- SMHIH' GURDON MUNRUF 'V ' 'im' Bnly I'Illl'SIIll1lI!. .Innvt Stratton :mst Ilvm- Ilust, first Nt'IIIl'Ntt'I' S'I'UI.'I'I'INIII'fItG, DONNA JUAN 'tII'IlK'l'LlI. 'It' Ilv ufIi1't-rs, huhl ax c'unfn-rvlwv with Miss l'un5In'.uv, NCIIIUI' spmxsur. l'nuI1I Syn-.nk', l'.uIst I. SIIIIIVIII lmnuil I 'I'III-ISI-IN YI'I'l, ULIYIC twm-r.ul Ijurlv night - vs. N MISS LILLIAN CONYBEARE-tezirlu-s Anieri' ram liislory-is an helpful Senior vouiist-lor-tms two hotvlmivs, rollevliliu -mnll ships :incl rvusliiig. co-operative trades program, wliicll is con- sidered a very progressive feature. Stu- dents may attend sclwool in tlie mornings and worlc in tlie alternoons. Credits are given to tliese 'Apart-timen students lor worlcing. in tlie economics and social prolalems rooms tlie complex problems ol a social democracy are studied and discussed. rliliese courses are given to students in tlieir last year ol lligli scliool so lliat tliey may understand tlie prolilems conlronting tlie national government and tlie community in wliicli tliey live. ln Senior liigll tliere are four science classes: liiology, pllysics, cliemistry, and aeronautics. perliaps you would lilce to get a glimpse ol eacll one. Here is time biology laboratory witli glass cases on two sides ol' time room, filled witll organic specimens wllicli are studied in class. Typing is a subject tllat is popular not only witli girls, but witli boys as well. for many students lieel tliat it will llelp tliem in later lille even tliougli tliey do not go into secretarial worli. Botli personal and busi- ness typing are offered, and lJotl1 classes llave tlie opportunity ol using modern. ellicient typewriters. IC. li. t'.,Xlt5'l'lfNSf-social prulili-ms imcl or-oimiii ics insli'm-loi'7s'.isliim'l' in 1-Lift-tvriai lltIl'lll2 lunrli lioili'-liknw to plwx' lvl'itl i' ilul lli'llllx r'ol't'n'u'. MISS ltl7'l'Il NAGl.l'1it-Ylun-lies Imokkve-piiiu. retail selliiiz, t'oi1iiiis'i't-iul lziweflikes to play the pizino :xml reall. Gels' 99 MRS. Ill'.l.I'.iX Mll,I.l'.lt -'also new to lirzuul Island Senior ' voeul musiv. luuli' 'lvioloux' tvurlivl' iiitm-iw-stwl in ' af Forty nine NIISH INPHIS l.. NIQLSUN lype-writing instrun mi in-in-num-i' In Ilns llllll sm-liooI l's-.uls iw plouslill MINS l5l'Il'l,,XlI .X. l7l'fX'l'Ifl5 ln-.ii-llvs gvonl IU .ami .nlun-lim .lllolllvr 4olxsi1lm'l'.lh' Svnioi' vnllilsvlol lms lwluliy oi lixixi-ling of K ,. 4 1 s1iHi'm1nv nr :mi ur lf Q E 1 i G. F. lmrvl' -lfiiropnuni history h'1n'lu-l'ffll.is llllllly rliffvrn-nt lmlmhivsg vollvcts stumps, voins, quolzilioiis, ginel INIUIIIN. Anotlier sccrvinrinl ,sulmiecl is sliorilinncl, wliirli clraws its enrollment lrom gvnernl, svrrvlnrinl. mul follegc' prep sluclonls. fjtlier lmsinvss Coursvs ollerecl nl Ss-nior nrc' roiuil selling and lmusine-ss law. Rviail selling siuclvnls prnclicv window trimming lmy clecorniing llw svconcl lloor clisplay window. Foods, Cl0lllillQ', and lionw mnnngenwnl ure- llw sulxjccls olvlerecl in llw llOlI1k'llliiliillQ Course. H4-rv in the coolcing lnlr you lincl girls lvnrning to prvpnrv cleliciious loocls. rlilw nwmlwrs ol' lllis class also assist the regular Coolxs in preparing loonl lor ilu- rnlveieria. Girls sluclying Cloiliing lvnrn lo Illilliix ilwir own clotlles und. in nclclilion. stucly pnllvrns, clesigns, uncl lextiles. Fllley ollen linvv ocvasion io inoclel some- Nll5N l'I.,XIlC if IWIXUN l't'liII'l1K'1l to fwlllnl' ns 51-.ul .nlln-I im: yi-.urs .llvsw-lim' !:'.u'l1vs l',llQllNll .-ni-ns umlxliig .ilu-ul Iwi' liurnv. vsp.-n'i.illY u.ir1l nnlllf, lrllv of llie clolliing ninclv in lllis rlnss. live-ljoiiv lovvs In study. This pivtim- prmw-s il. Its 1 fzikv. son, for olmsmwi- close-I5 Ihr- frmxns on Ilia- Lice-s ol' R inmnu Platt, Dun Kzisiinissvii, Don Hom-1' and Nliliirn-ni Hi-sh-r, JllNlORS-Home Rooms '2l'3-313 l1Al'K ROW: Harold Mcnck, Bud Rasmussen, Tom Anderson, Lloyd Muller, Harlan McCue, Bob Schroeder, Harlon Kenyon, Wayne Huelmcr, .lohn Taylor, LaVcrnc Nicholson, Betty Sorgcnfrei, Dale Roush, Mary Lou Hcrndon, Richard Bick, Ruth Kuester. lines-nc Owen, liarle llonesermcicr. SECOND ROW: Shirley Franzmcicr, Lorraine Wcstphal, Jcrry Buettner, Raymond Tcng, Johnny Mullen, Jean Powell, Melvin tiosila. Bill Newman, Jolm llocft, Ralph Nicholas, Virginia Fkstrom, Janet Roush, George Scott, Ella Muhs, Robert Layher, Jay Johnson, Arlcnc Dally, Dolores Smith. FIRST ROW: Lillian Nicholson, Jean Rodcnhaugh, Shirley Williams, Betty Johnson, Geraldine Gulzow, Bernadinc Williams, Laura Belle Mack, JoJanc Schccl, Alice Wicgcrt, Joanne Adams, Doris Hu miston, lnez Boltz, Janice Lindquist, Donna Noakes, Marianne Russell, Anna Kallos, Mcrna Carstcns, Gcralilinc Benner, Eva Rose Kreirler. .ll lNlfJRS - Home Rooms 100-lib BAt'li ROW: Mark Kohlohof, Ray Lucht, Gerald Ewoldt, Paul Swanson, Donald Rock, Gene Everett, Richard Armstrong, George Mclicnzic, Frances Jcan Whilc, Louisc Di-gen, Jim Frani, Rolicrt Tagge, Bob Gier. Bill Dcver, Tom Reynolds, Louise Hahs, Darn-ll Durycc, licvcrly Urwillcr, Bonnie Plunkett. SICCOND ROW: .lim Awe, Nlarjoric Carter, Dorothy Patterson, Helen Polzcl, Neva Ruhe, James Kelly, Marvin Mitchell, Phyllis Sass, Bill t'hristoftcrscn, Richard Schleichcr, Kenneth Glenn, Gene Holtz, Jolmny Johnson, Gordon Tully, Bill Dctweiler. Richard Wctlcl, Joan Zltlllllitt, Betty Torskcy, Norma Schroeder, Jcnese Whartman. FIRST ROW: Allcnc Miller, Mary Lee Smith, Hclcn Skihinski, Mary Helen Forst, June Linaberry, Ella Mae Schuyler, Jean ltln-yi-rs, Shirley Holcomb, Garrcl Hostick, Virginia Owen, Roberta Black, Marilyn Mikel, Mary Eychner, Bi-vcrly Connole, Carlin:- Clausen, ticncvicrc Koehler, Donna Bilou, Alice Mcahan, Mildred Wells. Here in home management you would study various sulmjects, all leading up to the managament of an attractive and ellicient household. Furniture designs, talole set- ting, decorative aids, and carpeting are lmut a few of the many things studied in this class. The library is frequented lay practically every one in senior, lor many students have lessons that require the use ol' relerence lgoolcs, and many go to the lilmrary just to l read. You can clieclc liction and little-used Dclorcs ltlcicr, Malilc Dcurine, Lila Jean Schecl and Dolores Frauen look on ailmiringly at Allricnla Ncitleld models the lovely new ilrcss shi' has made. Fifty one AlNI1'I'WII BLIVUII Bm-kmzm Bvixlmlim- Ul'I'!I1UIl Him ANUICRSUN. MAXINIC fl'nIIe-uv I'rvp.u'.nIn1'y. N BAFON, I'IIC'I l'I'ff--Stn'l1uur.npI1i1'. INI.lllIIt'l' xmfl' I, liIxr.nl'y In-lpn-r HfJHOfCd Graduates QF 11146 BICICKMAN, VI-:lexus l':.f'I'.-g..1.N. ! , . - 1 IiI'II5HI,INI'I, AI.Il'I'I M.---Gun-l'nI. Ixlxuunlvl' Niall! I. Vu ecfwloruln - Illomas Ryan BFRVHUH Rummy IWUY V I , . 1 , ., 1 . , 3 I -' u'm'l'.1. blllllfllfllflllll - IJorolIly VVHIIQH B1TTE1c,.1m'fE N,-51 .-1,4. U 14.. pm.-.s.-m ..lQ fl .,xx.-1- . .1.- 14-0101- Naliorlrzl Honor Society '. ' mm ' Um 'h h ' 3' Pwfly Ijwyc-rs4IorI' .Ioyrv Iiillvr Hel:-n IJoulIlil Gerlruclo Evers Milfy l.Pf' CIIIUFIKIPI' I':sIIwr Haavlc RoIwrl HElZlf'Ii A 1 Q Slwrry Hmmm, BOYSIQN, GI'.IUII.I! In.-I ..-11.- I-1.1. Vvil BREHM, Dmzls-G .-.1f-.-1. 1, Ln ,rg..- y lu-1, ,.-. - 1. IIIZI HPIIIIQ' BROWN, OPAL MAIIC'EI,I,AfBookkv4-pinu null Arcmllltillu. Arhxllf' IMIUIKIPI' BIIHMANN, VIRGINIA NI.-xY'IIl'Ill'l'lII, Ulf III- I'oul4I Spmkf' Paola Horslmnn , I ' HIIIIIIMAN. GICIIAI,IlA7IImm- Arts. I.ilmrgu'y In-llwl' I. QC UIIIIIIHUII on puqv 3,11 IAN U URI Nl 51 ' IPBIiI.L, FI, IIICNCIC I, 'I 1-xmuruplnir. Bnywn Pm-Im: Brown Buhmzmn Iiurhmam famnplwll Iv Iwo li. E. T0l T-tc-aclws businvss relation, relative MRS. LORINE J. PAINE-tcarhrs litc-raturc, traininu f part tilnv instructor- asiistnnt football English, and rrvalivc' writing-SayS lirr hobby is ruarli -vatinu Stvaks is his hobby. finding tinm to kvvp linuw. SOl'llOlNlORE l3's-llonw Rooms 121,-301 BAUK ROW: Fliarliw Bauman, Bob Hubnian, Nancy Kunhnrt, C-layton Blalia, Wnyni- Mvans, .lim Watts, Bob Brown, Harry t'onnolr, Kay John, Barbara Kris-gt-r, William Sass, .lorry Millvr, .loycc Russ, Arlys Rogvrs, Dirk lluntc-r, .lark Schnal, Cvans, Toni K'l1'il'li-s lin-iw Waltvr Pullllllllll. Sl'X'llNll ROW: Uarl llittnian, I.aYonnv l'llll'l5lH'l', Gailyn Barnarll, Norma Cllilllvy, Bvttir Bt-ll. Barbara llatrlwr, Monica Brix, 'liarcl Talbot Billy l.uIli, llirliarrl Bvnzvl, llobrrt Strong Qliirlt-y iliinplwll, .lat-lair Whitt, Bc-tty Lary, Gary Ruby, llarry Funk, Rir , , lill lNlii'lwlson. l IllS'l' ROW: Rollanil Slfllll, .lolinv Calclwn-ll, Marilyn Lacy, l,aVonnt- Wilson, Mariannv Strwiis, Brtty Mrllonald, Margarvt lloi in Mi llvynaua, Yonia llvan, lilaruarvt Stout, Phyllis Hartlnan, Marilyn Jungrlaus. Dorothy llailv, Lolita Jonvs, Virginia ', 1 na Lf liohlliolt, llous-iw farlsou, llonry llarrluork, Howard Hrunc-r. SfYll,llfJlVlfJRli'S llbls --l'lom4- Rooms Ill-'SOS lSM'li ROW: Virgil llulwinan. Bob Km-iss, Don litlu-rton, Cliarls-Q La Moon-, K'liflnril Samlt-r, Elgin' Armour, .lackiv Sorrnss-n Gus! llvruiiiaii, .le-au Nivlsvn, .luv llolu-rts, lilaurirs' Sniitli, Beverly llay, Loo Counts, llUl'l5f:l0YK'l',Il4'1llll,0ll0l'l'i. ' ' A l Blllllk l N 5l'il'UNll RUW: ltunaltl flark, Gvorgi- llucllvy, .lolrnv lvvts, Stanlry lvtrrs, ufrc-y 1' '., 'at '1Ill4lSllIIll,Hlll!l'l'l Mvssingrr vs liirsclilwauin, .lackir Hoss, Glnn llongscrnufirr, Mary .lane Dunninu, JoAnn Smith, lirl Langxlvy Sliirlvy Millsap, Mary lllitrlivl, .lain llvlorvx llozirll. FIRST ROW: livtty Mclilroy, llazs-l Mvtli, Ruby Mr-nflrnliall, .loan Wivsv, llvlvn l'l1IS4t'lIIlllllI1, Sllllllllli' Vout, lilouisv lillI'lSlK'll'il'l'l Patty lk-rry, lilcli-iw llylvl, I-Ilainv Roilvnlvauuli, Yiruinia Nlaunlanz, Elma Di l'lxarlt'iu' llajm-wirli, Alyrv l um-lirvr. Bill l.utli. Bvrt l'inyc'art. xon. lliblllllll Tylllil, livrnita 5lN'lll'K'l', Maurirr tlllllllllll VLIIIIPIIPII fhrixtcnsx-rx Clziuwn lqlnllswn D IXIIQJIN Ilvuul . . ' FAMIBIiI.I,, I'IIYl.I,I.' 'URI INIC- H4 ' A x. National Honor Society fron U H I ' FIIIIISTITNSICN, IIICIMIIIS VIRGINIA- G1-nr-ml. If Hr- tlmhl SIlf'2lk.H Sam Huston MHYQZI FUI Kllf' I1 HPI' IlIHI4lIllN'f'llIl'lll vmlxnxitvv, .IEIKTIIIPIYII Kriz Don Iinnglf-y Willlllf Nlrclllnlwr DEGHN. BETTY A.-fu f-,. I-ral. Dnrlf-rw ffpp Us-nv pos! Cc-nv Rnwlvs Tom Ryan Rolwrl Sflmovl Dolorvs Svoli Mzlrlllixjanlle- 5Imvr-r lIoun4I,' wnior rinu cwxnnnittm-. .I0unninf- Simpson I Vlf. Qi,m,Q0n rzuucns, nomcm' 1-:. 1-In nm.-. .Ie-nn Slopplmltv 1 A I V. , A , . ,, I.1'.nQll4' .., c'.1pl.nn .., Imml -, wm .IHIIPI SITHHOII Imnu- room prvwifln-111 I. IEOFOHIV Vvnllwr Fnvmllnc, I,o1sf-ral-H.-ml, paul Vvif-tk Carol Xvillnmn fvIaIII.I',. IiIaI'IAII MAI. Kollvuv l'rc-p.n FLAIISI-IN, IIUHICIVI' II.--'I'r:uh-N. I-'AA J sn-rn-I.nI'x I NUIIIIII' f'I.AU55I'fN, IEIAINIC A.-fGs'llvl'.Il. fhoir If, IIoIl5xxnm1I llmllufw DALGAS, I.II,A MAHIli-f-G4'm'l'14I. I4.NI1IH I. IHl.m4I4l JAH I. DUlTI.I'IY, KATIIAIIINI-I -Ih-m-ml. Vlmir fn, 'NI.n'Ih.n.' Allullyxwml EWOLIUT, VIIIGII. IAYICIINICWfllvlla-uv I'n-p.1l'.xIm'5, x1t'l'1'lI.lIll I I I or 1l.xw IlI'l'Slll4'IlI I, Krnmr Il LMICII, IIITRNIIII YHH.A -f:l'I1l'FllI. llIn'u'x hs-Ip:-r 'nh 4.1 Ilurilvy Ifhlrrs Ewoldt Frynnrn Fulnu-r I lffv four Gu-hlc Gvhlv Guilin Hamvk Gl'llll.l'f, l l,0lil'fNl'l'l l'll,AlNl'l'-Ste-lluunxphir. Ufflro lu-lpvr if GllSTlN, l,0lS lNlAllll'l4'Grl1l'rnl, fuvrl counrll l, llAAl'K, lCS'l'lllfll lNl.'fl'ulln-uv l'l'n-pnrulu1'y. fll'Cllt'SlI'll il, IIICALY, MAXINIC l.AYlNAfGclwrnl. lwlnmln-r fluff l, llllfllll' :mal Gold stuff l. lllClllilNG, l'AllI,I'l'A--flla-nm-r.xl, ll0NGSlCllMlillill, Ill-IO-l'nlls-uv I're-pgmmtnrx .N limv lm-st lmllls Illv intvrvwl of .loyvv Wulfv x M lluwaun .uw tlxvy lypm- in nlvtnln ilu-ir lu-sl scorn- in lHlNllH'N5 typinu. -IF!-ll'4'l llllxllvll. l7.urlvlu' Opp, Vvrn Uwvn :xml Hr'N'n'rly Hvuly llm-urinu llunqwrmu limoolis Olll lOl' il VV0l'li, lllll l'i'lPl'ClH'0 ll00liS ancl llwse tlml im- in Qrvnl clvnmncl muy only lme lwpl ovvrniglml. 'lllw lilmrzxry vlnims several goocl svls ol' wf-ll-lmown vnvylo- pedias. lmllm Englisll mul lorvign lzmgungv clictionaries, lip-loxlnlv nllases. in nclclilion lo lwunclrvcls ol- lqirlion mul :mn-lirlion lmolis concerning zu wiclc- vurivly ol sulmjc-cis. Daily nc-wspapc-rs mul rurrc-nl nmgnzinvs are also llwro. All ol llw lmolxs un- lislvcl in a rarcl Caluluglw nncl vlnssiluic-rl lmy ilu- Nl Thr' lilurzxry, sc-rvinu not unly gu gl Xmlrm- ul' lnfmwmzulinn, lull also LIN aa xlluly hull .xml ga qui:-I plum- to ml nl mum. ii 1lllY1lyN lmsy. Fillv lu: SOl'llOMURE Ns - Rooms zoo-212 ll.Xl'li ROW: liulv Synlmrst, Martin Ymlc-luml, Dunne- Arp, Dwayne Killion, Gvrald Grim, Vhristian llans:-lmzinn, .lurk Voss, llomvr Voolx, ll, l,. Nlqwi-y, llonxilil l'urrly, llolnml llaiynizui, .lairkiv lllvnrk, Ann Auullstiiis-, -lnlin ll'Brivn. .lvziniv Pliillips, llurold llroixn, 1l.irl.iml llourk. 5lCliUNll ROW: l'.iIxy lNlrl .irl1uul, Holi Murray, l'lg1rc'iu'v Hurtlvy, lmlloy llourk, Brtty Gultvrnixmn. Wm-mlvll Frnnzvii, cl0lll'l'll l,utlx. llvrnicw- Srlimiflt. lionuiv ll.ilslf-ml, .lorry Kvllouq, Mzirlrzi l'oknrnc'y, .loyrv ZIISIHIII, .loyvv ll0llNK'll0lflf'l', Phyllis Storrs, Holly ll.irIou. .li-.uiiiiiw l ulli-r. l lllH'l' HOW: Murim' Wiwinq. llnmoiigi lllzitl, lionflon llzuiirmn, Max Amlrrson, llutli Smith, Junior Kvlwy, Bill SC'j'lIl0lll', llgin lhmnmwii, llolu-rt l'irtli.ill. l.giwIIi- 'I'nylor, l,ouiw llclflvnlmrzxml, M:irgc'ry Cliarlwivk, Donna Pnlil, Tjzmliitzi Snydrr, Bzirlmrai Finlvy, Allwrt Sir-vm-iw, lin-rnlil llviiels-rsoii. Sflljllfllxlflllli lils--llomv Rooms 110-106 llAl'li HOW: lmlloy Aiulviwoii, Manx S1-lim-I, Bill Nolrlv, Virgil Sziwicki, Hnwzlrll .ls'linc'k, .lurk Szunllvrs, Ollif' Splirlinl. lllllhllil llvl'm.u1, lloimlrl Klvlllliillll-, 'l'mI llouw. l'liillip Brown. l'll'l'0l SI'll0l'l, Boli Wooflruff, Alirc' Fostvr, .loam Larson, Evvlyn l.:inuf'nlic'4lvr. fwl'fl'UNll ROW: .li-.iris-iiiw fiiluson, lllllillil Grotz, lVlzirc'n-lla Norllmufir, Bvtly Snyrlvr, Maury lVle'!tl1ic's0ii, Pillll Bruly, Paul Plwlps, llolu file-rrlmiil, 'lhm Siim.ir1l, lluln-rl.: lllvyviy fl0llIlllllll' Kzunpcr, llomn Elilllrs, Sliirlvy Stvpliviis, Virgil Powvll. Zim Turk. Marilyn Sluvlwu, l lllS'l' limi lD.irr-'ll Siu' lin.-N4-1-, lbirk lilwrl, Nlvrn-1-r Jolilixnii. lnlflnn l,zu-y, Junior lu-hm, hhirlvy We-imnn, Sliirlvy Mullvn, Normal I.ia-lmsnrk, live-Iyn Klirstn-iw, .loy Snmil. Vlyilv Wilwn. ll.ilv M4'llvnlvi'ink, Wanulzi Glzumu rlx. Mary Srovill, I,oiS Mohr, llolmrt Minor, Mzirizm Tiwnuv, Yrrnon flllillllllilll. ll:-llxi l'lzu'lf-lt, llolv Dewey deriinal syslvm. Now llie llnglisli clvpnrl- I-I, li. W ER N ER 3 A h rivirs, vronomirs, ment- S a Sono Omorfx you runnin-rriul-law, Sufi- ,Dust Iznglish 3 and 15' c-flllrzilloii, says I , , lu' llllS lllllllj' liolilmivs n your IUYUOT year you nlay mul into-rc-sts. or may not talce Englisli 5 ancl 6. Vvlmf-n you' are a sf-nior you lwave a choice lmelwevn 7a or lm and Sa or lm Englisli. Pllllf' lileralure lmolli ol this Country ancl llorvign nalions is emplmsized in ilu- roursc- ol study. Crea-alive wrilinq is one ol llw optional lfmflisli rourscs. Sinre mnnv ol MHS MWF M Seniors sluclcnls go on lo Sll-IBUl,ll-am Eng- rollcge. a relrc-slwr voursv in , 1 nslrurtor - ml- I - - - rr 'L 'mils lmmyry and l.D.,llSl'l IS ?llS0 QINC ll. W-iw. 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'I'l10s:- lmys in tllrir lm'1'l1:ul1ic'nl flrzmlnz rlzxss farm- Nlllllylllll for Il lvusinm-ss that will ln- of :rf-at Yllllll' to tllmn all of tlwir liws. nol om- ol llw Q1-mfral I'1'fIlIlI'0llll'lllS, many slmlvnls mln- nl lvzlsl one- your ol' plan? gf-onn-lry. Iukf- in looli in one ol tlw nmllw- nmlifs rooms. l,c-rlmps il i S El FOOHI VVlI9l'f' plum- mul solicl Q1-orm-lry oncl algvlmrn '5 arv luuglll. llrowings on llw lmlnflilmoilrcl illu- slmlc- various prolmlems. lrisclimvnsionzxl ol:- ivr-ls. Sllfll us vonvs. pvrumirls. mul vylinclvrs r M1 1 H 4 ' lxllllzfnlull, l5Ulil'.l, .'lNNf4ollv111' l'I'c'p.n'.llor5. Svnlor llmsvr ure- sc-on nlmoul llw room. W, ,.,,h,, ,.1,,,,,,,i,,,.,., IARSUN, ,lANlC7i'olls-uv l'r1-pnrzntory. fzulf-ts 4. Stuvls-nl funn vil 2, lf.,r,,iQ,, li,,,g,mg1.S play ml i,,,p,,,-tml! 1,,x1'NEn,ulc1ml.o,x.W1:.-...-I-1.1. 'mimlm' pnrl in lllc- 4'urric'ulum ul 5l'Ill0f'. onv Classic' 1-l'3l'3- lfmllll-'l 'l- G f1 - mul two mmlvm lmlguagps Iwing ,,llf,rf,fl- I,ll'I l', SAl.l.Y 'f-lDll1'Ql'l,l41'lVill'llllll'j'. GAA 1. mls 3. In I um, ,.lmq,.g vm, would flu mosglv mms- M.'c'U1s1ls1-Zu. Wll.HIll! .l.f-rw.l1.xq.- 1-r.-lymmfy. 'l'r1u'k 1. Nl1'f I K ' 1 ' - vhnni I.:-zeunw I, '-Plllfll' lmnqm-1 r'omn1i1I1-r. lnlingj. vspc-finlly in f invsur . Al llw 1-ml ol li ril-ua-r l,2llW4 ly vigylll rn l,nuno-1' lm' Lott lN1vl'umlmor f44lIiI'C'Ilil'tlfi0l'! and provision art' two of ilu' favtors that .lrm in-A-rival in thc' typing rlassvs. In forvzrounfl Frvel Vitllll4'Q'l'il'i Ml'MlNAMtCN, .lol'II.l,l'INf-Gvlwrnl, GAA l. choir 1. Nornian Svlilvirliardt and Bud HJNIIHINSPII voluwriitralv on HIFI! work. MANN, MARGAHl'1'I'-'lh'lin'rnl, MA'l'lIl'IIt, DUN KttHf'l'l'i!-l'ollvqv Pr:-pnrgitorg. MHNCK, YYONNIC Jl':ANf'H1?llM' Arts. fhoir 1. 'Hollywood i!oun1l', GAA 5, GALS l. Nliilliit, lil-fl.0ItliS B.--G1-nn-rail. Uhoir l. MICYICII, NORMA JICAN. Gt-ru-ral. X lN1rMin1unvn Mxmn Mzithvr llw svliool yvar a l.atin lianquol is usually lwlcl. wlwrv you woulcl go clrossocl in toga or stola as a Roman. anal oat Roman loocls. Ce-rman vlassf-s we-ro rovivecl cluring thr- war so tliat lioys ancl girls going into Gor- many witli tlie armocl lorfes miglit lie alilo to sps-ali it. Now it is a popular Courso, ospc-cially sinrf' many ol' Seniors' stuclents arc- ol' Us-rman pare-ntago. You woulcl lvarn to assoviato larts lu-arcl in class witli llu- prolmloms laring our occupation army. You will lincl tlial Spanisli is Consiflorocl important not only lor its linguistic valuo. liul also lwrauso it is one ol llu- tlirev national langjuagvs spolccn in tlic wcstorn lu-misplu-rc-. ln Spanisli class llur stuclvnls not only stucly tliv languago. liut tlioy also Mvivr Mn-nvk Nlvyvr lc--arn intorvsting lads almout tlw Spanisli- spoaliing countries and tlieir Customs. As a sturlent ol' Senior liigli you miglil appvar on tlw srliool raclio program, Stu clvnls' Forum, wliicli is lmroaclcast ovvr raclio station KlVllVl.l. Eacli woola almout six stuclvnts. togjetlier witli tlwir toaclurr, spoalc on somv current topir. rlqliesv programs arc- nol roafl lrom scripts, liul arc clisrussions in wliirli tlw sluclonts oxprf-ss tlioir views on tlw sulmjm-rt. Early class toarlif-r lias an opportunity at somo timv or anotlwr to lw in cliargc- ol a program. Sturlonls' Forum is an unsponsorvcl, liall-lnour radio program wliicli romos on at 0:50 ow-ry Saturclay morning. Stuclents lrom junior liiglis also liavf' llio opportunity to parlivipatv. Auditorium programs aro givnn aliout Fifty ni Miw l41lMI50FP, hs-tirr known M .lunv hy all thx' studr-nts, is Shown hvrr- pe-rforniina hvr rr-szulnr dutirs ns assistant librarian. Sho likvs dress designing. Hvrc' :Irv two lIlK'Illhl'I'S nf thc- nffiw- for:-1'. Um' ix visiting tvachrr, Mrs. Sylvia Sh:-llc-nh1-rg:-r, and thc other Miss Malin-I Hzmck, sr-crr-tary to Mr. Thrnlkvlrl. Mrs. Sh1'llf-nhvrqc-r's hnhhy is hridxzrn Mnhvl hs-Ips in Ihr' nffirf' :lt all Yilnvi. Hrr hohhirw :irc dnnrinf: and swininiinz. W Sixly SOPHOIVIORE B's-Home' Rooms IOI-10.1 BAFK ROW: Huh Knirkrvhni, Roux-r McMinrIcs, Ray P1-tvrson, Hnrvvy Hydv, Jiinlny N1f'iulIIl!'l1, xl.lI'YiIl Knlill, John Krnw, Ray Furl, Dnlorvs Frnuvli, .lay Ball, Irvin Fivrsfrin, .100 Eldvr, Rohr-rl Eguvrx SylYill2l Stvlk, Lluul Hliiiflllllll I'iI'lll.l fHll'lIIlN'llK'l' SI'.l'0NIl ROW: Hvlvn Jane' Lcisvr, J:-rry Brown, Alfrivrln N1-itff-ld, Glzulyg Svhlivkc-r, M11rj1n'i1-.M1uhr, Shillvlp' 1E.1lI1m.15, liumlliy S11-ffvn. Marilyn Pinkston, Bvtty Lou Bzxrtuskzu, Lnrainr- Hurghurdt, Ramona Hugh:-S, Jim Dunlop, B1-tty Ilnrtuff, B1-tty I.1'1-. lbnrix Rl'hl'l', Doliiin llvrri1'k. FIRST ROW: Dnnnu Sl'hillllHPI', Nornizi Jvzin Ciilllfllfl, Bnh Gi1'S1'iil1uL'c'li. lmuln Millvr. U1-I1-nv Yun-'h,1n I-'In-n1n'1 Hrnlilis 'PIII llainwlnth. Alirv Voss, Rnsir' Hviinburh, Hub Sivvvrs, Charlcs Tru 0, Hvrnmn Svliurtt, Louis Klintwortli. l'.1tty llnrriwn, N1-v.1 xYll.ll'l0ll, Gvrxuldiinv Mnyvr, Don Whvvlvr. Minor Moll Nluorv 0'M.uIIvy Owen I'1xrr5' MINOR, INIAItGAItIC'I' ANN'Ali0lIl'l'llI I,iIurury In-lpn-r MULI., ININNA MAY---th-n n-l'g il, MUUIII-I, LULA IAILAINI-I-KW l-rxn-1'. il. MUICRIS, IIIVIIAIKID LICU-T 1'4nn hw. NII'IIII I'II.'I', IIICIINAIIINIC ItIAIiY'Afi0lIt'I'1lI. Iiunu- romn chair- IIIQIII I, NUI I IiIC, l'1I,AINI'I I. -li--in-lull. t'Imil' I, 'Love Goes South' 0'MAI.I.I'IY, 'IIIIUINIAH I.I'IlI JI' l'gu1 tvs. If IIa' t'i1llInI Syu':iIx. oWl'1N, YICHA IAIIKICNIC li s-l1s' rail. I'AItItY, DONNA I,0lI--lin-nvrul. I'I'I'I'ICItSI-IN, III'II,0ISIC JANE-Gel 14-1'1 xl. IIoIlywoo1I Bound. I'IIII,IiItIl'Ii, I,I'IlIN.'XItII WII.I,I,-KI5I'Al'oIIeg0 I' l't' lllll'LIt0I'y. I'I.I'IIS, III'II.0ItI'fS .lIII.lA-- Gel 1I'l'1l I. l'1uIeI5 2. Morris Nic-1IfeIt Noffkc Peterson I'I1iIIu'i1'k I'IeiS twice a weeIc. Besides programs given Imy tI1e dramatics cIasses, tI1ere are band and orctlestra concerts. Severai artists appear eacI1 year tI'1rougI1 tI1e Pryor concert series. PurpIe Masque gives a Iew auditorium plays. Pep rallies are one ot tI1e most popuIar types of convocations. Very cIever stunts are woriced out by tI1e cIleerIeaders for tI1ese raIIies. The giee cIuIJ presents severaI programs. The Rotary ciutx spon- sors a series of tour Iectures eacI1 year. Grand IsIand ministers Iead scI1ooI devo- tionais wI1icI1 are given once eacI1 six weeIcs. Among tI1e Rotary speaIcers tI1is year were two Americans. an EngIisI1man, and a Chinese. 0ne ot tI1e Americans, an air- Iines otticiaI, was considered tI1e most inter- esting Iay a majority of the students: Init tI1e EEHQIISIHHIHHIS taIIi aroused tI1e most discussion and controversy. A new course in Senior tI1e Iast semester of tI1is year is safety education. One oI tI1e main topics studied in tI1is cIass is automoIoiIe safety, students Igeing given Sixty one SOPIIOINIURE lS's-llmnv Rooms 3417,-51.1 IN HAFK ROW: Ilnlv Tnft, flizlrlvs SPIIIIII, Roy Mnrsnlck. Ifrnvst Mohr, Hill Bnrrvtt, .Iini Ilnnn, Bah Ifck, Ilvvvrly Ilona, .lvrrj l'uxwr, Lu- lNlunrn', llnrln-iw I'nhl, Ylfllllltl Din-lrirli, Lglt- I isht-r, Illluruw 'I'x'4-xnlwzly, llnsn-lnury NIilI'1l,.l.ll'l'i Amlvrwn. SI'X'UNIl ROW: I :lIll0llt' Ilnlrlwr, Dnrnthy Tlmyrr, Iinlv Dt-4-rls, Floyd Ziolu, .Irwell Iluqhvs, Laura-n Mc'Grm3nr, Hill Wmulvvnrnl Mnry I.nu Bm-rkvr, .ls-nn Km-Iso. l'laau1lv V:niGurcls-n, Ruyunmi Rnhl, Erving M3'I'TS, Itunnld Snlr-strmn. Wztvu Gustin, B1-lm I-'in-rwtn-in I.1-.nl.itriw llililvr, l'hnrlvi Mvritlivw, Iinnul Iiuplv. FIRST ROW: Hrucv Bulwl, Jonn lint-nfs-ldt, Ilonnn MvGvr-, Mnrlcnv I.:-schinsky, Lila: Brown, B1-rnicv 'Ing-gun. Dnnnu Schustvr El.un4' lruv, llnnulml Ilnwwn, .Ilnly Nivlivn, YVUIIIIL' Kiiicnllc-, Bvtty I.0u Ball, Kvnnvtli Kimhull, Sully hIChIlllLIIllf'Il, Ilirlinrdl Bvrulmlz Cleo X'l'llIlt'y, I'fl:uina' IA'llll7Ill'Q, Ilivliailwl l'linv. Sf DPI lfllxlf DRE ISE -1 Rooms H38-201 BACK ROW: John Wnmlin, Uhris Kuyall, Mvrlv Clnistn-nSvn, I.uvvrm- Wvininun, 5t.ml1-5' Luhnur, William Ortvll, Iiivh.m Gm-if-t, Alllll't'j' Slmrp, Ilvrhvrt Ilnrpvr, .lnnxvs Fl'l4'4lt'l'li'lI, Iillnwsoli Inks, Pug flnugh, Ilnn Blair, Dick Iiovsrr, Rvntu Biltvr, Armlvn Ynlzut-lt Y I-'rn-fl Hllt'Illll'l', llnnnn fnswll, Ilunnlil Inustinn. SICYUNIP IIUW1 l,t'Rny Iivzins, EIIWLIFII Klnvnn, flrrnltl 5lIIllll'lllL'll'F, Dick Billllllllll, Nnrlnn .lt-un Norton, I,nVf-rnv Wnuln-r, Gm-rnld .-Xwlnu-uv, Ilnrolll Willinnis, Phyllis IIntulir'r, Al-lvnv Gs-rhiq, Cllfllliflt' Srlircn-dvr, Bnrlmrn TLHIQPIIHIII, Iininl Sutton, Irvnv l's-tzolill, .In Ann Nivlwn, Bvtty Zivu, Donna: Ivvrs, .lnnnn Hintz, lIn1'riA'tt Iiuhn-. I IIlS'I' ROW: Phyllis Slin-nrvr, NUYIIIII Krnninu, Ruth Ilnrpoul, Joan Talbot, llc-I4-n Bvuth, Willis l.vrnhurQ, Bm-tty Brook Ilnlurvs Fuvhrs-r, Phyllis Hr:-Inn, Hnsilizn Briw-nu, Karl W:-Ilvnwivk. Dt-lnvnn John, Nurlnu Rannwy, Bn-tty Shrinm-r, Ilnyh- Winfrvy Mnxinv I'.ngv, MHS. ALICIC D. Sl'lNItAlJ-typin: in strnrtnrf nlm ni-w In 5l'IlllIl l'llj0yN hunt inu, NWIIIIIIIIIIE. milf, ninsir. :intl photng rnphy. '-.f -4-fr Il, IP. KI'iISvI'I':R''I'l'llII4llt'll tn S4-niur I., .Xl hizh fruln Smiln-vw-ti-nrliva wmnln'ui'k- - hunlx .unl fisln-N ful' pgntinnn Sirlv -Iwo N, regulation Drivers' manuals so tl1at tlley may become better drivers. Auto-mectlanics is a course you migllt talie if you to worlc witli tlle motors ol cars. Boys in tlwis class learn liow to treat ttle various Hauto-ailments by worlcing witll real cars. vlillis gives tllem a lcnowl- edge tllat cannot be acquired by any amount ol reading and studying. You are now moving into tlme art room. On tlme rear wall is a large mural, painted by advance art stu- dents, depicting the various sctlool and extra-curricular activities enjoy- ed by bigll sctlool students. Tlie art department bas been active dur- ing tlle past year. lor besides tlie regular courses ol study, tlle pupils of tllis division have painted all ot tlme scenery and band-painted pub- licity posters lor all ol tlle stage productions presented during tlle year. A large part ol class time has been devoted to tlie study ol ceram- ics, due to tlie arrival ol an electric lciln, wliicll glazed clay pieces. Vvorld geograptmy bas just been started ttxis year. ln this class you would learn about sucli tliings as Downstairs in the auulitorium the seniors ses-nl xibsortwcl .in the vs The custodians, Frm-il N. lmllll tey, Floyd Slo-- ll, Quill August Schimmer, ' cam- of the builiiing an' :units :uul per form lllllll si-l'vicn-s ful .ill. Sixtv tlurvf Plynmlv Prim' Ray Rncpkvr Ro:-sl:-r Russ Sl'hl0il'hill'lh Srhlis-kr-r Svhlwl Sl'hl'iIlll'I' ' Pl.YMAl.IC, BlC'I'I'Y EARl.INE-Gvns-rul. I'Rll'I-I, JOSEPIIINIC NlARYfIlunu- Artx. RAY, PAULINE I.nI AI2-Gvlwrzll. ROICPKICR, MARIE YICRGYI,-full:-uv l'l'n-pul':mn'y RUICSLICR, LICONARD .I.--l'nlI4-uv Pl'l'Il2ll'2ll0I'j', RUPICR, RAMUNA .l,fSls-nngruphiv. Roper :5lll'l'lIlllIl ROSS, .IPfAN7Pnl'l'Iilx1r. SCHLIEKER, LETHA MAE-G 4-r14-1'1n I. SCHLEICHARDT, NORMAN FRED-Gm 1s-r nl. SCHOEL, ROBERT II.-Avcuuntinc. FFA 2. SCHRADER, ERNEST I .fTru1ln-5. Mvrvhunt I. c-Lx gum- ZZ. SHERMAN, BETTY I..-Str lxav urnplnv. Offi 1-4- he-lpvr Sixty-four MISS HAZEI. R. HANNA--instructor of Spun' ish and alas-bra-likvs to go mountain climbing when in Colorado, but whvn ul hmm-. vnjuys reading. ilu- location, climate. customs, and products ol lloreign nations. rllllf' purpose ol' this Course is to aequaint ilu- students with lar-away rountries. lor in ilu- not-loo-distant ltuture these places will not he lar away at all. Physical well-lmeing is also emphasized 1 I ' here at be-nior. N ou must talie a hull Credit in physical ectueation every semester. V 1 Ihr- physics and ilt'l'0IlillltlK'S lalms are in ilu- same room. It you were taliing physies, you would have an average ot two lalns . KX MISS ALICE E. PAINE-lilnuiriain -collvm-ts signups :mil 1lttllIEI'.llllH'll lim-ks. each weelc, the rest ol the time lmeing devoted to discussion. ln aeronauties you would study various aviation prolxlems and related sulmiects such as astronomy. A large pro- peller, two instrument panels, and a tive cylinder radial engine are among the class au s. Not to he tiorgotten are the lreshmen. who havenyt yet laeen mentioned. These lvreshmen are rural students who come to Senior alter leaving the eighth grade in- stead ot going to one ot the junior highs. 'lthey talce almost the same suhjeets that other ninth grade students in the system cto. linglish, algetlra. Civics, and occupations are all on their schedules. Some ol them also talie clothing, stagecratt, Latin, music, and other sulmiects ottereot in junior high. It isnit too hard tor them to get acquainted at Senior lmecause many have lbrothers and sisters already in school here. Now you have seen the whole school. You werenit shown through all ol' the cle- partments hecause you will see them else- where in this lloolc. FRESHMEN - Home Room 105 BACK HOW: l'aitri4'k Wligilrn, BllI'lHlI'll Brvflthzmer, Darlene Srhimmer, Betty Peters, Muriel Studnivkzl. Phyllis Kaunper, Elsii- x llloinstvilt, t'xu'olyn Mvttenhrink, lhyllis Wissing, Betty Yoss, FI'lllH'l'S Wivse, Jsinive Stoltvnlwrg, Darrel Fivro, Dick Svnkhvil. SICCOND ROW: Marilyn Ni:-th-lit, l'l4:l'ic'v Stoppkottv, ltuth Meier, Virginia Archer, l lorvncv Wivgvrt. Dale- Stliltlllilll, tVl:u'vin lit-hh-, Norma .lean Mohr, Mary .lame Poxwll, I.t'n'is l oi'i't-, I.u1'tt1i Bzirtelt, Biritette Farm. FIRST ROW: lfilwin Meier. .loyre Rmirlx, Len Bulirnigm, Allyn Kurlv, Luville Kuise, Il1lZl'l Stl'Ul'lSL'l1PlIl, Loyal Quauult, ltulwn lVlt'im'l', Vern lAl4'l1lIl', lim-railitim' Wiegvrt, John Lessig. Wayne Meyer, Billy Kruse, '1'mnn1yllm'ft, ltmlney Birk. Sixty u P Sprvrluwm sin' Il:-llfsvll? 'l'ln-sv slush-nts in HPCUIIII your Snplmlnmw' English stuflf-nts in ZION ulaulrv up from lhrir Gl'I'Ill.lll .nw busy lvxmrllinu Imw. Slgnmlinu ig Viruinin Taluuv, books und listvn cars-flllly tu what IN mid. Iinl'lv1ll'al Ilaulvlwr, sn-.nlmi .Irv Anluvllv Stuppkultv, Sylvlnin Sh-lk, II:-vs-l'ly Cunnulv, Evelyn l'urstvna. I'I1.n'ls-N I..1M1mrc .Irv in tha- front ruwg Iiugvr V-'Iuu.n lSu1'hIinrk .md I'Il'Ill.l ISIIVIII-IIIl'k, Mc'INlinLIvs, Ilmmrd Je-line-k zuul Ih-41111 Bitlvr, in lhv NA'L'0lld. Survllsn-I1 Spivlu Sixfy six' I SURENSICN, BONNIE I.I-II-I--Ilvm-ml, i'.uI--lx I, GAA drum lllzmjowtiv I, GALS Il. SPIICHS, UTIIA IVI.-Gu-m-ml. S'I'llATIVIAN, .IICANfG4-lu'l'nI. TAGGIC, VIRGINIA IvI.ffIl'llt'l'lII. TIIUIINTON, STANLEY Ivf 1'uIIn'u4' I'l'e'p.1l'.lIul'y. 5I.nq1'c'l'.lfl -I. TUENGE, ROMA ICMUGICNI-I Gvm-ml, S. I. I'.III'.I.Iil'5Sff1un lIlNtl'IIl'IUI' of NhurtI1.mzI :md Ij'll1'VVI'IIIIlU UilI'lIQ'IlN on tho sich-. 'l'Iuvl'ntm1 Tlll'llQl! HVVQ-'ll liinml a palli. or mala- onvn was lln- rnolio C'll0St'Il lmy llw class ol' '.10. A nnmlwr ol inollos we-ro sulrmillocl. lmnt il was livll llial lllis lwsi clescrilwgl llw pnrl llw Seniors woulcl play alll-r graclnaling lroni C.l.H.S. Vlilll' ln-sl-lilu-cl volor i'0Illl,liIlil- lion was srarlol annl cream. anal llw llowc-r wlmirll won ilu- voter ol' llw Svniors was ilu- Ameri- van in-nuly rosv. Vlilwsv lllrvc. tlw molto, ille COIOIAS, illlll lllf' IVIOVVPF, Hlilflt' ii ve-ry slriliing lxavligrouncl lor ille Sm-nior lranqnol wllicll was lwlcl in llw Uolil Room ol llle Ynnrvy Holcl. ilwlw loaslnlasler ol' llw vvvning was Virgil lfwolcll, wllo was tlw Class pre-siclvnl' lor llie second se- mvslor. rlqlllf program was made up ol' spcoclmos given lxy tlle Sonior Class ollvivers ancl other mm-mln-rs ol' llw Senior rlass: a solo sung lmy Ceorgene- Ras- mnsson. a piano solo by Jean- ninv Simpson, anolllc-r vocal solo lmy Gone Rawles, group singing If-fl lzy Don Langley. anal lo lligllliglil llw program. llw rlass song, wrillc-n by .lanc- l.arson anil lvlarlliaiane Sllavc-r, was SIIIIQ. M ll S. HI-IN NICTT upcr Senior upper 36 1' 3 'Ihr' plcturn-x 1qrpf'u1'll1: on this pugn' ws-rs' lukvn ul the Svllifll ,mga f 1 1 ,Q Imnqm-I hvld nl tha- Hot:-I Yguuvn-y Nlny 25. fav Sixlyfoigllt Bl A IOH lNIA'I l'lNlil,Y, RlH5I-Ill'l'--'llc-In-ranl. G4'lIl'I'1lI valucutiunul dvvv IVulkvr Walters Woinman Wicczorek Wetzvl WALKICR, EDWARD R1lI.ANlI-Gvlumxl. INAL'l'I'IRS, FLARI'1Nl'I-If.M-4-mlxmtins. WIINMAN. DONNA .II':AN'Gl'lIK'I'LlI, GALS I, Svnxinr fluwm :xml rulur runmnittvn-. -IFZUIIICK, VICRNA RI.7SIt'lllbQl'llllIIIl'. l'ZI-Il., HOWARD IIUANI-I-Puri-Iinw. II NNICY, DONNA NAIIINICW -G4-1wx'nl, INILSUN, l'l,ARA Al.Il'I'I--livlwml. X'li'I'liR,NNS III RPULSIIICIIVIICR, WAYNI'fvGvm'r:ll. Gvlwrnl OQIUCEIIIUIIRII mlm'- vcluplmwnt Iwi. h-NI . nn-ni tml. INIC, WILLIAM- -'I'r:ulw. Ih-wills-111 urgulnnntc- in antlvmlnmw-. NSUN, ROIINICY --'l'l'u1I4-x, Gs'lwrul s'1Il1rntin1x:lI nlvvvlnplnvlll lop' SENIORS NOT PlC'l'lIRIilJ BEDISII, GABRIEL AI.BER'I'-Colle-gn I' 14m' pnrntnry. BOIIL, DELORES WAUNETAfGvns-rul. EWOLDT, HAROLD A.-'I'r4ulc-S. JELINEK, RANDALLWGQ-n 4-1'z1 l. ROACII, LEE EDWARD-Gvnvrnl, GRA! JL IATINC VETERANS H-EISIILINE, MEININ-Gvlxu-n':nI. Gs-nr-ranl 1-4hu':ntimml dvvrlup- ment test. CALLIHAN, GEORGE!-Gcnr'rnl. Gs-nrrnl vdnczltinllul mlm-vc-lop ment test. CHIIIAI., J0SEI'I'I-Gvm'1'z1I. Grnvrul mlllvzltional clvvvlopxnc-nt test. IIARNEY, DAI.E-Gc-nvrzxl. GPIIPTIII Mlllczntinlmzxl rkvrlnplnvnl tvsl. IIOHMANN, HENRYfGcn0rnl. Gonvrnl vcluczmlionzxl dc-vvluplnvnt If-st. IIOOVER, WARRENfGcncrnl. Gvnvrnl cflnrntionnl clcwrloplnvnl test. KNIGHT, WALTER I..fGc-nvrul. Gem-ral 4-rhncznlimml dvvvlop- ment tvst. LAYHER, GENE-Gem-rul. Gs-m-ral vsllnvuliulmzxl dc-vc'lnplm'111tvst. LEE, LAVERN G.4Gc-nc-ral. Rc-sid:-nt grauluzm- in :ails-ndanrv. LOIBL, DALE--Gr-nc-ral. Gvnc-rul crluvntinnzul cl:-vclopnwnt tvsl. IVICCORD, HIRAIVI-G:-nrrnl. Work COIIIIYIPIVCI in collvgf-. MODESITT, ROBERT-Gcnrrnl. Gvnvrnl C'1Illl'2lfIOIIZII flvvclop- mc-nt test. IVIULLENAX, HARVEY-Gvnrml. Gvnvrzxl vwlurutirmul mlvvs-lop' mont test. TUMBLIN, IVIAX-Gvnvrul. Gmwrul 1-llmutionaxl 1IC'VC'I0lIlIl4'II' In-sl. WEBER, .IOIIN-Gvnvrnl. Gvlwlul vzllxmliulml clvvvlopxlwlmt treat. WHEELER, JACK B.fGm-ml. G4-m-ral vflllrntimml cls-vrluplnvnt lost. Wll-.un Yvnlwy Blain Johnson I IE'I'lJOISIIK'IIllPI' Muttinglv Sixlv num V,-.-, N A K 'N X 'QW J N. L, 2 El-slr-vw A FDM, dl?- k QW F all , gg .. ., U 3. ,, 'W in y , sv ' Q4 ffm, an A- Q Q., 4-K' Q' 'L 1 'gf' X ! 1 W 1215? 3 if N. ' 'L X., w fa i 'i' WZ' Q94 W I-' qv- iff Copy-editors Jackie Menck and Lavollc Taylor rs-ml mntc-rinl while Maxine Healy types and Janice Lindquist, co-crlitor, supervises. Journalists Meet Deadlines By SHIRLEY HOLCOMB L17 An obscure little room at tile encl of tl1e liall on tliirci floor is tlie scene of more hard worlc, more prolnlems, and more real-life cirama tlian any otller room in Senior iligli. Here labor would-lie journalists until tar past clinner time. Here is born a newspaper. The lstancler, An Hextrau publisl1eci tlme fourtlu day of scluool startecl the ya-arls procession ol? bi-monthly Islanders. Tliis accomplisliment meant weelcs of l1arcl worlc during tlme not summer montlis tmeliore scliool opens-cl. All worlc was clone lay five staff members ancl was unsupervisc-cl sinre Miss Celestine Broclc. journalism instructor. spent time summer in l.inc'oln. Vlll1is was tlwe first Islander to lie puldlisllecl eluring tlie opening we-4-la of svliool. GILBERT, JERRE JAC'QllEI.INE-College Preparatory. Carlvts li, Islander staff 2, editorial editor 1, senior home room svrrc-tary 1, senior personal card committee, Sturlvnt Counril l, GAA il, CALS l. KHIZ, JACQUELYN RUTH-Gcnvral. lslanrlvr staff 21, news editor 1. mm ! 'x Ji Gilbert Kriz Seventy-Iwo Another tirst was added to The lstumier records wlien the Christmas edition appeared in eight resplendent pages. The journalism l class, or cub reporters, were in complete charge ot editing the inner pages. 'lille start ineorporatecl several Ulmrain- slormsn in the paper oluring the year. Spot- liglll, a new leature which attracted much attention, singled out one student who cle- servecl speeial creclit and wrote a personality slwlcli ot liim and putmlisbecl his picture. Shoppers' Column, written by Janice Lind- quist. liealureci attraetive merchandise otler- ecl by local stores. Gorclon Tully, sports eclilor. wrote tlie Column Called 'Scrim- inageu, Htiree Thrown, and Wlieeing Qitn. llle title varying as tlie seasons Changed. The advertising clepartment sponsored a Contest lo promote wider reader interest in aclvertisements. Free movie passes were ollierecl lo everv student whose loelcer num- lmer appeared liiflflen among the ads tor the Vlllianlcsgiving issue. Make-up day finds Joyce Householder, Jerrc Gilbert, and Gordon Tully pasting up pages while Shirley Holcomb looks on. Dr. Earle W. Wiltsc, superintendent, gives information to cub reporter Virginia Magdanz and Jackie Menck, staff member. Seventy-three ISI .ANIDICR S'I'AI If Ifirsl Sf-nwslvr SPCODCI Swim-slvr .Ianirc I.incIquisI. Silirivy IIOI- Comim, .Ivrm Giiiwrl, .Ioyvv Housv- I1oIcI0r. Gordon 'I4uIIy, I,avf-IIv rIiayI0r, .IaCIfic IVIenCIi, Ciiris Kuyali, AFIPIIGI I'IoIcIvr, .Iarqnf-Iyn Kriz, Pauli VVif-ck. IVIaxinf- Hi-uly, IVIariIyn CarIson. SI1irIPy I'IoIcomIJ. .Iarquviyn Kriv N IAHVFSIIG FIQEIYIOT, .Ioyrc I-I0llSPIl0ICiPI' MN .,gmIf'H My mwr-Kf1w1 wmsm., nw paui VVi0cIc, Gorcion 'IinIIy, Rosv- , .- ' It .14 'I , . , was 1'I5I'tfRIiNi.i mm H ff,:i,IIravx1xuIW' ' mary Mara, Joyro Vvoiif-. Iiimn ' nfl in I,.iIin. WP r-,ip and GuIiI 4 I' I md H, Dixon. iIacIcie Hoss, IVIariIyn .Iung- INI.uv V ' rians, Nancy Kunilari. Virginia IVIagCIanz, IVIary IVIIICIWII, Harrie! Ruiw. .I0y SmaiI, IJoroII1y SIPIIIPII. I.oIa Vvalson, Cico Yr-nnf-y. l'l'lliV In CI1riQ Kuyatt, husinvss mnnazvr, and Arlcno HnIfIer hookkcoper confer with I Ie' K' , , ' .nc iv rlz, circulation lllLilI1iKi'I'. .IQ MIKE Cf'If'9iII1f' Brnrk. insirurtor. nv:-rSf-05. l'llRl'l.li ANU GOLD llAt'li RUW1 tiene ltawles, Ilan Lgxnzley, Hula llorstman, llnmttt Nlelwk, .lim Massey. Lyle Sllllllhllll, I'.ll'll Yamtleqrifl, Lzuvern Srlmfer, liill Liniluren, llill lletxveiler, Miss t'eleStine Brock. Slit'tlNll ROW: Mary Lou llermlon, Wilma llenne, Janet Stratton, lluu l'louglx, .lackie lloss, till Langley, lfmil Selmal. .lim ltunlop, Bill lxlll'llt'l5tlll, .luyee f.l'1tWll4ll'4l. .lzinice Limlquist. rilyn fztrlson, Jeannine Simpson, lllztrtlizljuns- l lltS'l' lttlW: Arlene llultler, Mary 'l'l't'llllllitll, llorotliy Walker, Maxine llealy, Ma mbitious Bookmakers of 1946 By SI IIRI V. vw lalxe one well-organlzecl stall. aclcl a clummy, pour in some action sliots, sprinlile willm lootlmall programs, aclcl a large quan- tity ol script, stir in some goocl pulmlicity, slmalie up well.-anal wllat clo you ltave? rlilll' 10,10 Purple uncl Golfl, Grancl lslancl Senior lligli sclioolls annual recorcl ol ac- tivities. rlllte Purple mul Golrl stall ol last year electecl nine stall' memlmers to lieacl tliis yearls pulxlication. Vvilma Henne was cltosen eclitorg l.yle Simpson, lmusiness man- ager: .lanet Stratton, promotion manager: lfmil Scliallll, sales manager: Ray Gross. senior assistant eclitor: Pmill lletweiler ancl Sliirley Holcomlm. junior assistant eclitors: anal Arlene l'lolcler. copy eclitor. At tlie close ol' last scllool year tlie nine stall' memlmers olllicially tooli ollice during a special convocation. Special consola- tion prizes were given tllem lmy memliers ol last year's stall. lvlary .lolircle as retiring eclitor gave Vvilma a wig, wlmicll, slie saicl. Vvilma woulcl neecl wlien lier own llair turnetl gray lrom worrv. .lanice. as new art eclitor, receivecl lrom lfleanor l'lawl4 a cer- .tzt H0110 NIS 'lf' tilicate ol' aclmittance to lnglesicle valicl any- time witliin tlie next year. But witli tlle lmeginning ol sclmool in Septemlmer, lun was laicl asicle lor a time, wliile serious ellort went intomalcing tlie annual lmigger ancl lmetter tlman ever lmelore. Since Ray Gross clicl not return to Senior. llmolm l'lorstman was sclectecl to replace l1im. -nl-V Purple :mtl Gulfl salesmen Bill Linflnren, Emil Sclmgtf, :mtl .lzuiet Stratton make out reeeipts to tmrrel llnstirlx, ltatnmlm Szuulers, l.4-Ilia Sl'ltllt'lU'l', 1-len 'l'lwmpsun. Seventy live Want a program? ask Don Lannley, Darlene Opp, Wilma Henne. Mary Lee Gaeekler, and Jim Massey of Alley Dunn and Red Williams. .HOLDlfR, ARLENE ELIZABETH-GeneraI. Purple and Gold staff 4, eopy editor 2, Islander staff 5, business manager 1, hookkeeper 1, circulation manager Il, library helper ZZ, GALS 1. LINDGREN, WILLIAM EDWARD-Collette Preparatory. Choir 2, 'If He Could Speale, 'Love Goes Soutli', Purple and Gold staff 2. MASSEY, JAMES DEWAYNE-College Preparatory. Second team basket- ball 1, Merchant League 1, captain 1, band 5, orchestra 1, drum major 2, choir 2, boys' quartet 1, 'Love Goes South', 'If He Could Speak', Purple and Gold staff fl, advertising: manager 1, senior home room vice-presdient ZZ, Coed Council ZZ, president 1, senior ring committee, senior prom committee. RAWLES, EUGENE B.-College Preparatory. Student manager 2, Mer- chant Leanne 3, captain 21, Purple Masque 4, 'And Came The Sprinii, 'Seven Sisters, 'lf He Could Speakf choir 6, hoys' quartet 4, 'Ballad for AIllt'l'lt'ill1N', 'Peasant f'antata', 'Martha', 'Hollywood Bound', 'Love Goes Stltllllx Purple and Gold stuff 1, senior home room secretary 11. SCHAAF, HMIL IC.-Colleue Preparatory. Merchant League 1, choir 6, Martha', 'Hollywood Bonnd', 'Love Goes Soutlr, Purple and Gold staff 2, sales manager 2. Other memhers were added as need arose. Don Langley was appoint- ed advertising manager: Lavern Schater was added as another junior assistant editor. The annual is dedicated to Sen- ioris gold star tormer students. To help tinance the annual. pro- grams puhlished hy the purple and Gold statt were sold tor ten cents each at toothall and haslcethall games. Each tootha II program teatured pictures and write-ups ol' six players. a picture and short article on the opposing team, and a score card. Top order was 1800 tor one game. Advertising was the other medium through which the hoolc was li- nanced. Action shots ot students patronizing various tirms were talcen to provide variety in ad display. .lanet Stratton, promotion man- ager, was responsihle lor the pep tallcs given in convocation to en' courage students to huy annuals trom Emil Schaat, sales manager. and his statt ot assistants. Students voted that they wanted a higger and lietter liooli which would sell lor Holder Lindgren Massey Rawles Sehaaf Seventy-six fl y 5 Busy at work in llu- staff room are Arlene lloliler, Bah 5 Horstman, Lyle Simpson, Gent- ltawles, :nut Shirley Holcomh. A lot of haril work zuul also a lot of fun takes place in the C'onferring with Miss Celestine Brock, the aulvisor, on the anluml 'dummy' is Wilma Henne, Don Langley, Jim Massey, and Ianct Stratton. Busy ulancing through the file is Emil Schaff. 35.00. The page size was enlarged, the quality ol paper was improved. and the numher ol pictures and pages increased. As each student paid for his annual. either in iull or hy the installment plan, he filled oul a card indicating his favorite suhject and school activity. These cards aided in collecting final payments and in planning action pictures. Each student huying a yearhoolc was entitled to appear in one action shot hesides a group picture. Bill Devriendt. of Capitol lingraving company, Lincoln, Nehraslca. made several trips to Senior to snap the action shots. 'lihe company also provided for the gen- eral layout of the hoolc. An actual size dummy was sent for the editors to malce-up hy placing pictures and script in their proper places on the pages. l.eschinsl4y's studio was elected hy the seniors to talce senior class pictures and the lormal group pictures. At the start oi the second semester Don Langley was appointed general manager oi the lmooli hecause of his outstanding worlt in advertising. and his interest in malcing up the dummy. And now as the finished product comes oil' the press, the staff hopes that the final consumers, the students. will approve ol' their latest recipe. staff rooln. WAI,lil'Ilt, lt0lt0'l'llY lVlAlC-v-f'ollege Preparzltory. Purple Masque 2, orulu-stru Ci, Purple :uul Gold staff 4, senior honu- room presitlcnt II, office hclper II. WORIANI7, LUIS l':.TGt'll4'liIll. flioir 2, Purple :nut iiolil staff l. Walker Worlalul Seventy-seven STUDENT COUNCIL BACK ROW: George McKenzie, Bud Rasmussen, Bob Knickrehm, Bill Wiltsc, Richard llurgis, Vhris Kuyntt, R. l,. lllgissey Bob Martin, and F. L. Pinkston, faculty sponsor. FRONT ROW: Anna Kallos, Jean Nielson, Dick McFeely, Gordon Tully, Baulmnrn Brerltliuller, Bob ltlurraiy, Tykye t'zun:u is :mal Betty Zieq. lA few members were not present when this picture was takenj Council Representative Bod 'lille Student Council is com- posed ot a group ol lnoys and girls cllosen to represent tlle students. Une memlmer ol tlie council is elected lay eacll liome room. Tllis group meets, elects ollicers, and discusses tlwe proli- lems wliicll face tllem during tlie scliool year. st semester Founcil llll'llllDl'l'S wail informally for the meeting in begin. Seventy-eiglll Clue ol tlie major llunclions ol tlie Student Council tllis year was tlle sponsoring ol' a scllool dance in tlie gym, all prollils going into tlie Council treasury to lie presented to tlie scllool later in tlie llorm ol a gilt. Cjtlier projects ol llie Council consisted ot a tag day, an auction ol unclaimed articles. and a proposed plan lo cllange tlle scllool sflwflulv lor llle coming year. Plillf? tags were sold lor any amount a student cared lo give and tlie proceeds given lo llie committee in clriarge ol' tlie Grand Island lVlemorial Starl- ium lund. llilie sum collected was 55121.01 At tlie close ol' every scliool l . l.. PINK5'l'UN4pl1ysi1's. rlwlnistry. St1lLft'l'I'Lli't, nntl uvroliaultit-s instructor - Student founcil 9llUll5llI Illlllik'5 lannps .intl utlier things out ol L1l.ub1lst1'l'. year an auction is held. The articles sold are those which have been lost by students and which have not been claimed. rllhis money also goes into the btudent Council treasury. The plans which were submitted to the llaculty by the Council proposed changes in the length ot the school day: namely. starting at 8:00 a. m. instead ol 8:40, and closing at 5 p. In. instead ot, 4. The homeroom period trom 10:35 to 11:05 a. m. was to be dropped completely, thus shortening the day. Near the end ot the school year a picnic will be held lor members ol' the Council and their dates. lt will be chaperoned by laculty members. Uur taculty sponsor, lVlr. Pinlcston, has been very helplul and sympathetic with the students and their problems. rlo him, we extend our sincere appreciation. l mnusinu to tlll'lll as they work tout-tllvr on an vmmnittw- Q Student Council nu-lnht-rs, Jean Nielsen, lt. I.. Massey, llick l llairgis, president Holm Martin, untl Annu Kullos fintl something Working on snmll coininittt-es is an important part of the Student liugxttt. Bill xviltsv, Burl RJNIIHINSUII, F. I.. Pinkston, adviser, :intl Tykye Cuinzmts Council lll0llIlN'l'S' jolt, Shown left to riuht :ire fhris Seventy nine l l,ll'tlli'K'Il ut one of their tluily first period pruetice sessions is the Senior high ureliestrai uniler the mlireetinn uf W. J. lfvxins. Vvhether the girls shall wear formals or their hest Sunclayf go-to-meetin' clresses tor the operetta, who shall go to the state music clinic or state contest are all grave prohlems for the orchestra. Of course, therets the funny sicle of life. toog occasional sour notes given out hy fHarry James. ll' falias, Diclc l c-nclersonl. ancl the times when Bruce Burnettys heacl comes in contact with the floor as a result of tipping his chair haclc just a wee hit too far. Anfl the whole orchestra got a laugh when Bethel Bremers wnlliecl a little too close hehincl Mr. lfvans anal got lipsticli on the haclc of his shirt. The orchestra really cloes worli, though. They patiently sul ORC! HESTRA BACK ROW: Mr. W. J. Evans, Darrell Duryee. Chris Kuyutt, Diek Femlerson, Hutt RLINIIIIIYSPII, N u Lhil toffersen, Jenn llzulclix. UND ROW: I'.1tty Paige, liruee Burnett, George Paulsen, .luck Howell, Beverly Amlersou. ST ROW: Bethyl Breiners, Mary lfyeliner, Jenn St lx tt Xl tt V opp'o e. fine e Stoppkutte, Dorntliv 'J A 'llllmt 4 oth Marcella: Steffen, lilaiine Itualenhuuuh. June I.in:ilu-rry, Delene Villlgllklll. Betty Newhiuuinq. Evelyn Lung: Marian Mitchell, Dorothy Walker. totes or Sour' Bv JEAN STC Jl'l'KOT'l'ti '40 through operetta rehearsals while all the ldnlcs were tx-ing straightened out. and in the end, about all that the whole orchestra played were the overture and the tinale. They also ptayect hetore the Purple Masque and senior class plays and between the acts. To raise money tor new hand unitorms, volunteers trom the orchestra withstood wintervs chilling lalasts and temptations to join the spec- tators at toothalt games to sell popcorn, peanuts, and hot dogs. Volunteers sold ticlcets to the Spring Band Con- cert. and ushered. Six students attended the state music clinic at t remont last tall. The one hundred piece orchestra and hand ot atxout one hundred and twenty-tive pieces were composed ot most ot the tmest high school musicians in the state. The orchestra, also, presents two or three convocation programs a year and talies part in the spring vesper concert. Shortly hetore Christmas. a string group played carols at a womenys ctuh meeting. tt may sound lilce all play and no worlc, hut it does tatce hours ot Jractice taetore a tune is ready lor a K ii Y putxlic performance. tiven an hours steady playing doesn't taother the more amtmitious members ot the group. Atter the dismissal hell rings, someone is always ready with a little Hswingf, You can talce your choice ol BRICMERS, BETIIYL ZEl.MA-Gciwrul. Orchestral 5 Cadets 1. S'l'UPl'K0'1 I'I-I, JEAN El.lZABE'i'It-ffullvgv I'i'i-prim tory. Un-tnestrzi N, Fzuta-is 1. Ted Schroederys Hsweet and mellown music, Diclc Fend- ersons,s Hhot H Cornet. accom- panied tmy drum rhythm. A tew other highlights ot the year were the orchestra's unanimous choice ot Jacli Howell as Valentine Sweet- heart. and Bill Detweiler as his St. patriclcs Day suc- cessor, on condition that he would dye his hair green. Also, the orchestra gave Mr. Evans a carton ot cigarettes and a cigarette lighter with his initials engraved on the tront. as a tolcen ot their appreciation. Eighty one fn-In vlvll KU Nlll CHORI 'S lflll lllll RHW: llulny Yanluilulwlnull, l'1l.alm' flxnlnwvlx, .lcmn l'l.nrk. l'l1ylliN 5lIll'lN, lf.u'l llullgwrxm-lvr, 5l.41'Iil1 Ymln-lm.nl. l7.nlv Tull llnn lumuln-x Imm- llmxlf-X, .lim Fllmw-5, 'll-cl 5c'lu'm-slvr, flmrlmw llumlml, Vlruini.: liivrlmuxnlu. fltkllllllllt' 121151-ttv. fll.urx5l Nlmm-, llnxllnx lS.uu1l1, fllnxllu' llvlu-l'l1lv. llllllll ROW: Lui- lilllllll, l.ll:u Srlmvl, ll.: lflmnw, lls-lvn Skilwinskl, l.illi.xl1 Nirlmlwn, lll.lI'lljII Nlikvl, Nlzuxln Nlitrlnvll, liuln Kntllnulmnn, lhlv 'xulll I.-lv Nlnllll, l'.nr-nl fNlv.u'll.aln, .Nllvlw llllllvr. nm, l,1llll Smxlmwn, lion lilqir. ll.u'ul4l lll'tHYIl, .lvrry lilwmll, Bull llrmxn, H4-rw l'-ul, ll.mmn.1 ll-:pl-1', Nlnry 5l',lUNll NNW: Nlqrty lln-Yun-, Al'lvnv ll.nll5, Yivi.un ll-rlmn, liqntllvrim- llmlll-y. l'l1.nrlnltv Nmxlnn. lil-lun-N Slllllll, Tylqv 1'.un.1r.1- .Lark llmw, fNl.u'xin furwxilu. ll.al'ul1l lil-lsl1linv, lllhlllt''l.I'4'Ll1lN.lj, llon llixuwn. llill l,lmlurvn. l'.ll'llIt'lI llluulvx Nl.nlwl lim-ring, Imm- 1r.mt-ml, ln-lIl'lul4' lin-rw, Mary 'l'I'1'l1lm.ul, vllhlllllllli' Sillnpsull, ll.lm'l Nil-mnth, l'lllNl HOW: MIM l'.I'm.1 5r'l1.1,u'l, .ls-.ulllullw fl.llINNl'Il, 1wul'uvl1v lluwllnhwlu, lil-vvrly ll.mwn. .l.u'qm'l5'n lirif, .Lum-I ll0llNll, .lun ' IIN Pnlc I :mum l'l mlxlm lumux llml Nlnul lull link I lil-ll--5, H4-muv M1-li:-ufiv, llicll lhnlu-I, l'lml'lvs l,.1Nluor4-, lim-rxxill lvrr' ', - ' '. N. Nlllflr-wl lll-Nh-r, th-ru-xivw lim-Inlvr, hlxvrry llgmwn, llurlx llinil. l'l.nriw llrwmllnrll. 52.2 usic' El ers Win Honors DUN l..XNi1l.l'QY '40 1 :R gs fi L A x uvm- llnxlxullxwn up ilu- I4-.ulmu l.nl5 in ilu' .lx fm' lun ynnnlw 'l'lln' 4npvl'vlI.n uvrn' llol.l.N lKHl'Nll .nul l,UYlC MUICS xlllulkll, ,5lQlIllV lwu Dun l..mul1-5. rlnm-n .lx llu- lllllNl.lllllIIl! lmx vrlulxl .nt llu- llINll'Il'l ll mu-14' vulnh-xl lun lnun ullu III ull Ill wluml mums Bn-in-rniss Clark Evers Hulnpai Moore IHIBICIINISS, MAXINIC l'AUI.INtC-tlonn' Arts. Fhoir 22, Allollyr IIUMPAL, CHAIRIJCS 0.ft'nlli-uv l'rcp.n'atnry. Vhnir 15, 'llnlly wnml lluunil'. wood Buunit, lslanelvr staff 1, wnior 1IIlIlUllll1't'lIll'Ili Aim, .loAN ici,1zAln:'1'ii-ii.m..- Arts, Choir 2, 4H..l1,-ww.: Boun4i'. MOORE, MARYYI, YVUNNIC-'Sli-nouraphir. fhoir II, 'Inu' Gems IVIJRQ q'l.'R'I'RUDp fuARY4C, .-ll 1-'mir 4 .Hollywood Suulh', Purplv and Until slafl' I, lslantlvr staff 12, si-ninr I i' 4 . A .I . . umm' ,, ' ' Lmnquvl colnlnilti-0, GMX I. tilllllld, 'Lovr lmvs South, tltll'Lll'y hi-llivr ... Ttme Senior txigtn ctutms and Ctlorus. uncier til? ctirecftion ot Pant F. Roe. reactied ttle peat: ot its yearts activities on ivtnrrti '50, tmy presenting ttme operetta, Love Goes Souttz. Time ntmte cast, ted by Georgene Rasmussen and Bot: Simpson in ttme teacting roles, ciinlaxmt its two nigtit run to u tutt t1ouse. V Q . I 1 . ttw main prffsentation ot ttle tirsl S0lll6St9l' was ttu- Ctlrlstlnns Ftllltiltil. Bah Simpson, Gt-nv Post, Marvin Mitchell and Gvorqv Mclivnziv, vrr- satilo singvrs nf many tunes, Illilkl' up ont- of Si-nior's boys quarts-ts. Eigiltv ttlrnv Scenes from LOVE GOES SOUTH ciuring lim iirsl svilwslvr. 'lvviing lo Huslings on i'ric,iay, April 12, lo nllv iligil rilgii rvu-iw-ci iligii rulings. iimsc- gviling s Y pvrior ruiings we-rv fiurivv IJYOIIHHFKI. fbiilllil, WVIIO VVHS liw iiKTOIIlfJillliSi oi lin- gin' NIlC5lU'l'll, H.-XZICL Hli'l'lIf-Iii-xlvluxl. fhoir 3, 'llullywnml offivvr l, si-niur ziiilmlllwvinvlil vulxulnnitlm-, NAIS 2, Houml, l,m'i- hm-s fmmtll. SlIU'I l'ICNKIllK, UAHIEARA I,I-INUHA'fliml1vi'1nl. flloir Il, 'llnlly Slilil'fI'Il,, I,Il..'i .lI'f.f'iN lim-llvltil. l'l1uir I. wmnl Bulllllil, 'Imvn' lim-s Sullllf. SHICl,l.l'INHICIHII-IR. I-'Hill.Xlilil.l.li-f--i'41ll:-gi- lll'4'll1ll'.li1lI'y. flwir VAN GHRIIHN, IKVHY IJICI. Ilnmi- Arts, flmir 21, 'llullyumnl -4, 'llullyxmmi Iimimf, 'l,m'vs Huw- Suulhf lmnu mum linumf. gixfy fnur Nivllllliil Svlwvl S1gilt'iIt'lliJl'l'Q4'I' Slmlivnkirk Yan Gurdun lfulw in lg0fII0ll'IlUllI on U4-f CPIIIINW IQ. il wus umivr liw ciirvvlion oi. Miss Iiflllii 5K'ilElC'iIi, liw vovui insiruvlor mi lin- Dislrid i'our music' von! hlsl. iiw suioisls ui lim Nlnior ll- elulms and chorus lor two years: George lVlCKenzie, lmoys' low voice: Jean Poyer. girls' high voice: Georgene Rasmussen, girls' meclium voice: ancl Don Langley, lmoys' meclium voice, selected as the out- slnncling lmarilone soloist ol the Contest. A girls' trio, composecl ol' Vivian Brown, l.ola Vvatson. ancl Lois Kruetzlelclt, also won a superior rating. , Again talcing to the roacl on Saturday, , April 15, the lslantler mixed chorus won the highest rating, ancl the two glee clubs , 4 , I' . P. F. ROE-another newcomer to Senior, just recelvec ratlngs 0 exce ent' one point tlisehargefl from the Navy-musie instructor- Iowtgr. enjoys ping-pong. Climaxing the yearis activities was the Spring Concert, given in the Senior high auclilorium. GIRLS GLEE Cll IB BACK ROW: Frances .lean White, Darlene Pahl, Naney Kunhart, Phyllis Sass, .lean lladrlix, Beverly ltay, Beverly Roos, Joyre Ross, .leanie Phillips, Barbara Bryant, Cathryn Carstens, Betty Golterinann, Colleen Luth, Marilyn Stuelnen, Marlia Pokorney, Betty Barton, Betty Bottorff. Joeille Rinehart, Mary Erlwartls, .lean Kelso, Virginia Roe, Arlys Rogers, Dolores Fook, Miss Erma Srhaet. SECOND ROW: Mary Matthiesen, Betty Laey, Patty Perry, Erma Ottenmeller, Roberta Black, Katherine Sieiners, Bonnie Plunkett, Shirley Millsap, Elaine Noffke, Betty Torskey, Doris Glover, Vonia Dean, Joyce Dewhirst, Shirley Lange, Theoflora Deertz, Marilyn Juneelaus, .loyee llouselioltler, Mary Mitrhell, Marianne Stevens, Mary Lou Becker, Peggy Kane, Mary Helen Forst, Stella Wieezorek, Norlna Ramsey. FIRST ROW: Ramona Hughes, Betty Shriner, Norma Seott, Margaret Stout, Elaine Fross, Doris Anrlerson, Betty Zieg, Ramona Platt, Virginia Ekstroni, Virginia Zyntek, Helen Beattie, Donna Schuster, Marilyn Farris, Barbara Tangenian, Enid Sutton, Beverly Connole, Beverly Poppert, Betty Evoritt, Irene Petzoltlt, Elma Dixon, Harriett Ruhe, Cleo Yenney, Sally Lott, Donna Pahl. Things look bqnl for the No 't'ouut Boy in the play of the '-Anne llilllltk The problem of finding n cabin for seenery in the No 'Count Boyu was solved by the stiulerraft class under the guidance of Mr. Pinkstou. u Meet Pai Seniorls clramatists learned their lines, donned their paint, and appeared lmelore the llootliglits several times this year, presenting everything from comedy to tragedy. ulioy. has you seen the cityifl This line is from the humorous one-act play, No 'Count Boy, which tht- dramatics class presented. Delores Seott portrayed Hpheelieu, a girl that wanted to travel: George lVleKenzie. her realistic' hoy-lrienclg and Paoli Horstman. the .No ,Count Boy., Ilw Negro flialf-ft and hlaclc laces added to the humor of the production hut it also presented PURPLE MASQUE BAFK ROW: John Wootliu tiene Rawls-s Harold Menck Robert Milltr Ril l A , . ,, t , ', 1' tart rmstrong, Bob Fottineliain, Bob Horstman, Doll I,anuley, Lyle Simpson, Gene Post, Geome McKenzie, Jay Frictlcrichs, Howartl Hansen. Sl-IFDND ROW: Miss Inez Mae Lotta, Paul Wieck. Pug Clough, Eugene Owens, Lavern Schafer, Janier- Ke-lly, Tykye C2llll1ll 2l'4 Bob llgmrk, .lauu-t Stratton, Betty Bs-yt-rstlorf, Dorothy Walker, Dolores Scott, Jerry Hoffman, Miss Lillian Willmun. l lltS'l' HOW: Shirley Ilolt-omh, Norma Yates, Joyce Crawford, Betty Zieg, Bill Michelson, Karl We-llensiek, Janet Roush, J, ' , -. ., ,, - , -' , ' 1 t.uuuut tlausstn, .lninnint Simpson, Martliajanc Shaver, Mary Lee Gaeckler, Georgene Rasmussen, Beverly Dawson, Doris Hintz. Eighty-six A happy curling fm' zill is thi' annul climax of thx' play Sc-vc-n Sisters. potlight Devotees By lNlAR'l'llA.lANli SllAVliR '40 clillicullies lo llle adors. 'llllw Valiant sliowecl Bolx Horslman, nol a wisecraclcing clown lmut u man conflemnecl ln clic. George lvlclienzie also rlmnge-cl Clmracter and polrayc-cl a prison priest. Vir- ginia flwen, Bill Vvillse. anfl Pmll Wif-4-k added llieir snpporl. Healing will: llle super' . W nz-ilurnl 7110 Ginn! blnirs was powerlul ancl intense. CLAUSSEN, .IICANNINIC-Cnllrgv Prrpnrxilory. Purple Masquv 4, 'Anfl l':nm- The Spring', 'Sz-vc-11 Sistrrzi, choir 4, 'llollywvoml Bounll', Furl:-ts 4, homo room nffivvr 2, senior lszxnquvt cmmniltvr-, GAA l, GALS 22. l'0'l'TlNGllAlVl, HUBICRT JAIVIES-l'nllr'q0 I'rvp:n':l tory. lN1vr4'lmnl l,m-gnmxv 2, Purpli- Nlnsqui- ' vlmir 2, 'Lnvv Gm-5 Smlllil. llAAl'K, ROBERT R.ff'nllc'qx- l'l'vp:1r:x!m'y. l'ln'plv Masque 4, 'Anrl Umm- Tlxv Springl Purplv zmrl Gnlll Stuff ll, Sliugvvraufl 6, scniur ll1lIllL' rnmn pr:-side-nt l. HINTZ, DORIS lVlAE-follvgv l'rupg1x'.1tnl'y. Pllrplr Masque 15, 'Anil lllillli' 'l'lw Sprinif, 'Svvvn Sis tors, 'lf llr Could Spc'nk', choir 21, 'llullywrmd Bnuml', Czurlrts li, Studrnt fuunril II, svrl'c'1z1ry- irc-usurvr ZZ, sm-nior flmwr rmiiiiiills-0. IIUFFMAN, JAROLYN .IOAN-Fnllvuv l'1'vpgn111nl'y. Pilrplv Mzlsqilc' 4, Sl'l'l'0liIl'X II, 'Anil fannv Tlx:- Sprinuf KSPYUII Sisl0rs', rlmir 2, 'llullywuml Huumlf stuilvnt rlirvrlnr, 'Imvv Gm-s Suuthf studs-nt rlirvrlmy Caulvls 4, lslzmrlvr stuff 2, Stu il:-nt Cnunvil 2, GAA Il, Clnussvn Cottinghann lfluuck Hintz Hoffman Millvr Rasmussen Scott Shaw-r Wieck MII,I.I'IlI, IIIIIHCIFI' IIIIYANT I'uIIs'ur- I'r'm-pzrlwllury. Purple- IVIJINQIII' 4, wtnuvr-rnI'I 5, srninr prmn l'1lIllIIIIIII'4', r'I1uil'nNm. IIASMVSSICN, IZICOIIGICNIC .IICANNINICfl'nIIogv Prop nrgrlnry. I,llI'llI4' IVIzxsqlN- Ii, 'AINI funn- TIN- Sprinu', 'Sn-vu-I1 Siitn-rf, 'If III- C'uuI4I Spf-:nk', clmir 4, 'llollywuml liu11lNI', 'I,uvc- Gm-5 SIIIIIIII, KYNI4-tx fl. Stull'-ni I'uulN'il 2, fm-Il flllllll'-II 2, wniur rin: vrvlxlllliitvv, wniur nlolln r'nmmiItr'v, GALS II. SI'1VI l', INDIMIIICS JANICfI'uII4-ur I,l'I'IIIlI'IlIlll'y. Purple Mznwqllv -I, 'Zivvvn Sislvrf, NIIIIIPIII Ilirvrtur, l'.NIn-is 21, wnim' vlan-Qs NI'l'I'C'IIll4j II'l'2lNllI'l'I' I, wnior Iwmr- rmnn x'Im'vp1'vwI1II'l1I I. SIIAYEII. MAIITIIA.IANE-fI'4nII4-uv I'rvp:ul':nIn1'y. I'urpIu- Mxnqln- li, lll'l'SIlIl'llI 2, IAIIII IISIIIII' TIN' SIITIIIEI, 'lf II4- fuulrl Sp:-.1k', I'1NIvIs li, Purplv :NNI Gulrl Stuff I, su-niul' Illlllll' rmnn sn-crm-tnl'y I, fm-ml I'uulN'il Z, GAIS I, WlI'fl'K, VAIII. II0lSICII'I'f-full:-24' I'r'1'pzrr'uIm'y. Pllrplv NILINIIIII' Lf, rlluir I, 'llnllywoml BIIIIIIIII, I'4I2llHIl'l' stuff II, NIISS INICZ NAIC I.A'I l'A IlISIl'IlI'Il7I' nl' :Im In :INN .UNI I'fnuIiNI1f Imw ze minizxturs' cnslllnu' full. Vtion frm-vvntly zwqulrr-:I IllIl'I'K'NI in IIIIFIIIIIIE. SIIOXVIIIQ Iwr x'vrsz1IiIv IICIIIIQ z1ImiIiIy. IJeIorc-s SCOII mNN'I0cI El girI IIIPIIIIIIIY un- IJ21IiuN'f-CI. CJIIN-r TIIPIUIJPFS UI' IIN' c'nsI wvrf- IVIariIyn IVIIIQQI, CICXIIC ffvvvn FIIICI IIiII Ijngrcn. VIIINJ major pr0fI1N'Ii0n QI- IIN' sc-nson was IINf IjurpI0 IVIasquc prvsvnlaiion oII Sonor: Sistvrs. IIN- HCIIOII OI' IIN' pIay vc-r1I1-rf-II E1rouncI IIN- oIrI Hungarian ruslom IIN1I IIN' f-III:-SI girI musI marry Ivirsl. IVIUSI OI' IIN1 priIN'ipaIS INNI Imrl vxpvri- orlcfff Ivrom Iasl yvnfs DTOCIIIKIIOII, Imul ull IIN' CasI rvveaIccI slage poise- mNI gfzxw- sillrvrr- D6l'I0l'lTlZlIN'f'S. CIl'0F,Qf'IlI' IQEISIIHISSUII. pInying IIN' IourII1 Sislvr. pIOIIvcI wiII1 IIUIJ I'I0l'SIIllilll I0 ffvl 1- Onr' ui IIN' uirlx Qin-N IN-r wixlr-rx num uurII1y ll in IIN- play Sc-vs-rl Sixtvrx' ,,-...v E lwr lllrvv olclc-r sislc-rs. .lenn- ninc- Clnussc-n, Norma Ynlvs. nnfl .lnnvl Rousli rnnrriecl. .lnrolyn Hollrnnn lurnecl in u lour-slur pvrlormance ns tlw IIl0llN'I' ol svven girls. Svveu Sislvrs, tlw lirsl ol ils liincl lo lw proclucvfl in rc-vm-nl ya-urs. wus f-lnliornlely roslunu-cl. Vlilu- nnilmilion ol' all por- sons inll-rc-slvcl in clrnnmlics is lo lwlong lo Purple lvlusquv, lilo only clramzllir rlulm in liigfli svllool. Allliougli purple' lvlasqur' is nol il soviul vlulm, onv ol llu' lllillll 1-vvnls on ils Calenclar is llw nnnunl lmnquel and llunvc-. 'lilw lmunque-l lllis yoar wus Qivvn lo llw Clulm lJy lVlr. nncl Mrs. Gr-orgv Miller. Al llw clinnvr llw Hawai- inn lllvlllll prvvnilvfl. lvlarllia- june- Slmvc-r sc-rvocl as loasl- llllSll'l'SS. Spmwlws were giv- vn luv liwlly Zivfj. .loyfv Crnwlorcl, uncl Gone- Rawlefs: lion liinglvy snngg Dorolliy Vvullu-r pluyc-cl solorlions llroni Rlmpsolly in liluv. Tlw Al llir Purple Mnsquv unnuzll lmnquol this yvalr, ml-mlwrs am' ruuzlil in infornu-ll posvs. Anurnu ulhvrs url' Lyla' Simpson, Ruin-rl H an Il 4' li, Paul Wivrk. .loyvv l.l'1lWi.lVl'fl, zxnll Holly llvywsllnrf. Xvoclcling, 21 sliorl slcil. was pros:-nlocl liy Doris Hinlz, Coorgv lVlCKenzi0 nnci Paoli Horslman. 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KI ISTRR In IN Sc'I1rfm4I0r, I':nrulil1f'+II1l-fI5'5IS SrI1romIc-r, Norma .Ivan-51 C S Schuester, Donna-62-85 Schultz, Pasty Schuyler, Ella Mae-51 Scott, Delores-34467-80S8-89-90-96 Srott, Norma-85 Scott, Patty Seoville, Mary-56 Scufert, Marjorie Shaver, Marthajune-34-75'86-88-9lL100 Shearer, Phyllis-62 Shellenberger, Florabclle-84 Sherman, Betty-64 Shottenkirk, Barbara-84 Shriner, Betty-62-85 Siemers, Katherine-46-85 Simpson, Jeannine-27-34-36-7582-86,99 Skeels, Marilyn-34-46-93 Skihinski, Helen-32-51-82 Sniail, Joy-56 Slnith, Dolores-51-82 Smith, Jo Ann-34-53-96 Smith, Mary Lea-34-51-82 Smith, Ruth-56 Snyder, Betty Snyder, Tjuanita-56-92 Sorensen, Bonnie-32'37'38'66 Sorensen, Jackie-34453-95 Sorgenfrei, Betty-51 Spiehs, Utha-66,100 Spencer, Bc-rnita-53 Steffen, Dorothy-32-60 Steffen, Marcella-32-38-39A80 Stelk, Sylvina-60-66 Stephens, Shirley-56 Stevens, Marianne-32'38e53'85 Stolle, Roberta-46 Stoltenberg, Donna-48 Stoltenherg, .lanice-65 Storrs, Phyllis-32-56-32 Stoppkotte, Annette-46-66-S0 Stoppkotte, Clarice-65 A Ahleman, Sam-I6-90 Anderson, Andy Tom-21-51-63-100 Anderson, Max-56 Anuderson, LeRoy-56 Anderson, .lack-62 Armstrong. Richard-51-86,90 Armour, Elgin---21,53 Arp, Duane-56 Asrhwege, Gerald-621 Awe, .laines-51-100 B Bausch, Charles-46 Babel, Bruce-62 Babel, Dick--16-821 Baker, Jack-46-82 Baliman, Dick-29162 Ball, Jay-60 Barrett, William-38,62 Bartuska, John-48 DEX GIRLS Stoppkotte, Jean-80 Stout, Margaret-53-85 Stratton, Janet-27-34436-48-7586-91 Stratman, Jean-66 Strohschein, Hazel-65 Studnicka, Muriel-65 Steuben, Marilyn-34-56-85 Styles, Audrey-46 Sutton, Enid Maye-62-85 T Tagge, Bernice-62 Tagge, Virginia-66-100 Talbott, Dorothy-32-38-39-80 Talbot, Joan-62 Tangeman, Barbara Ann-62-85 Taylor, Lavelle-40-56-72 Thayer, Dorothy-62 Thesenvitz, Olive-48 Tippets, Patty-46 Torsky, Betty-51-85 Trentman, Mary-46-75-S2 Tuenge, Roma-66 Turnge, Marian-56 Turk, Zita-56 Uhe, Della-38-39 Urwiller, Beverly-5 1 Wagner, Delores--38 Walker, Dorothy-75777-81-86 Watson, Lola Weinman, Shirlee-56 Weinman, Donna-69-99 Westphal, Lorraine-32,51 Wetzel, Joan-46 Whartman, Jenese-51 Whartman, Neva-60-95 White, Frances Jean-51,85 Whitt, Jackie Wieczorek, Stella-46-69-85 Wieczorek, Verna-97 Wiegert, Alice-51 Wiegert, Florence-65 Wiegert, Geraldine Rae-65 Wiese, Frances Jean-65 Wiese, Joan-53 Williams, Bernadine-51 Williams, Shirley-51-95 Willman, Carol-34-36 Wills, Mildred-51 Wilson, LaVonne-53 Wilson, Clara Alice-69 Winn, Patricia-32-46 Wisby, Janet--46-99 Wissing, Marie Ann-56 Wissing, Phyllis Jean-65-92 Wolfe, Joyce-32-3355-97 Worland, Lois-75-77 V Van Gorden, Ruby--82-8-1 Vanosdall, Pat Vaughn, Delene-60-80-94 Vogt, Suz Anne-53 Voss, Alice-60 Voss, Betty-65 VV Wade, Dorothy BOYS Bauman, Charles-53 Beekman. Vernon-52 Bcishline, Harold-46-S2 Benzely, Richard-53 Bergholz, Raymond'-52-88 Bergholz, Richard-62 Bergman Bust-53 Bick, Richard-51,86 Bick, Rodney-65 Bish, Milan-38-80-100 Blaha, Clayton-53 Blair, Don-62-82 Bloomquist, Harlan-21 46 Boltz, Gene-51 Boltz, Norman-46 Boysen, Gerald-52 Brady, Paul-56 Briseno, John-20-46-63 Brown, Bob-53-82 Brown, Harold--56-82 , Brown, Jerry-60-82 Brown, Philip-56 Bruner, 't . Howard-5 3 Y Yates, Norma-34-46-75-86 87-88- Yenney, Cleo-62-85 Yenney, Donna-69 Z Zieg, Betty-62-78-X5-86-92 Zlomke, Joan-51 Zuspan, Joyce-56 Zyntek, Virginia-85,93 Buettner, Frederick--62 Buettner, Jerry-51 Buhrinan, Leo-65 Buhrman, Marvin-46 Buhrman, Virgil-53 Burnett, Bruce-38--16-80 r Callihan, M3llflCPf3ii-03 Camaras, Pete-46' 82 Cainaras, Tykye-27-46-78-82,86 Chapman, Vernon-56 Christensen, Merle-62 Christofferson, Bill-51x80 Clark, Ronald-20-53 Clausen, Robert-54,98 Cline, Richard-62 Clough, Pug-21,62-75-86 Connole, Tom-53 Cook, Homer-56 Coonts, Leo-53 Corl, Ray-60 96 0710 hundred IU? C Corwin, Marvin-46-82 Cottingham. Holi-47-X2-N7-90 l ram, .lim-51 D Dawson, Ronzilfl-26,62 Deeds, Bob-62 Detweiler, Bill-116-51-75-77 Dr-ver, Bill-51 Dittman, FarIf53 Doan, Frerl-28 Dudley, George-Ill 23-53 Dunlop. .lim-60-75 Dunn, Allen-16-17 Z2-227-76 Duryee, Darrell-51-X0 Eherl, Dick-56 Eck, Boh-Bl-26 RX lilffflfl Ezgers, Robert-60 Funk, Harry'-38 53 Ehlers, Rohn-rt-54 Eliler, .loe-60 Enrk, Darrell-46 Enyeart, Bert-53 Etherton, Don-53 Evans, Harry-21-53 Evans, Leroy-62 Everett, Eugene-51-R8 Ewoldt, Gerald-21-25,26 51 Ewoldt, Harold-9 X Ewoldt, Virgil-67,54 Fair, Don-46 Farrall, William--47 Fenderson, Dick-38-46-80 Fierstein, Irvin-4 7-60 Fisher, Dewaine-38-39 Fisher, Lyle-38-62 Force, Lewis-A65 Eraucn, Paul-17-20 Friederich, Janies-21-26 39 62-R6 Fuerstenau, Irvin-21-46-47 G Gehle, Marvin-65 Geist, Richard-62 Gier, Bob-51 Giesenhaizen, Roh:-rt'--50 Glenn, Kenneth-'51 Glenn, Verne-46 Goethe, Holi Gosda, Melvin-51 Grim, Gerald-56 Gretzky, Don-46 H Haaick, Rolwrt-86-NT Hahig, Jerryf22-46 Hann, .lim-62 Hansen, Don-38-39,82 Hansen, Howard--21-22-23-86 Hardnock, Henry-53 Hargis, Richard-21-46-78 Harpert, Herhert-21,62 Hartley, Clarence-56 Hasselmann, Christian'-53 Hatcher, Eugene-62 0 ie hunrlrcdfsix DEX BOYS Hayiuan, Gordon-56 Hayman, R0lill'lfli56 Henderson, Gerald-56 Herman, Donald-56 Hoeft, John-51 Hoeft, Tommy-65 Hoffman, Lloyd-60 Hongsermeier, Earle-51-82 Hongsermeier, Glen-53 Hongsermeier, Leo-55 Hoppe, Bob-28-29 Horstman, Bob-1 7-22-24-4867-75-77-86 Houck, Garland-56 Houck, Leroy-56 Howell, Jack-46-R0-82 Hower, Don-50 Huhman, Bob-53 Huehner, Wayne+25-26-38,51 Humple, Charles-83 Hunter, Dick-53 Huston, Sam-17-23 Hyde, Harvey-60 Inks, Emerson-62 l L Jankovitz, Louis Jankovitz, William-57 Janssen, Leonard-57 Jelinek, Howard-21-26-56-66 Jensen, Ronnie-46 Johnson, Johnny-51 .lohnson, Mercer-gill-56 Johnson, Wallace-46 K Kaiser, I,awrencef57 Kalkowski, Lavern-229 Karle, Allyn-G5 Kehm, Alexander Kehm, Junior-56 Keiss, Bob-53 Kelly, Jaines-38451-82-X6 Kelsey, Junior-56 K Kenyon, Harlon-51 Killion, Dwayne-56 Kimball, Kenneth-62 Kirschbaum, James-38-53 Klzivon, Edward--62 Kleinkauf, Donald-56 Klintworth, Louis-60 Knickrehm, Bob-23-24-38'6ll,TX Kock, Kenneth-46 Kohlhof, Mark-51 Kohll, Marvin-60 Kruse, Billy-65 Kruse, John-60 Kuyatt, Chrish3X-62-74-78-80 L Lucy, Eldon-56 Lahner, Stanley-62 Lamm, Lester-46 LaMoore, Charles-21-53-66-82 Langley, Donald-17-29-47-75-76 82-86-9091 Langley, Erlwin-21456-38-53,75 Launer, Gerald-58 Lawrey, William-48 I -77 Layher, Rohertk5l Lehms, Richarflw-46 Lemhurz. Willis-Gil Lessig, John-65 Lindizren, BiIlg75-76-90 Linzeman, William-28-X2 Lucht, Ray-23,24-51 Luehhe, Vern-65 Lueth, Billy-53 Lundquist, Charles-46-47 Lunney, Franklin+82 Mc McCue, Harlan-51 Mclfumher, W'ilhur-58-99 McElroy, Jim?-46 McFeely, Dick-49-TH McGrezor, Lauren-'21 62 McKenzie, George-51-78-82, McMinfles, Roqer-21-66,60 McMullen, McMullen, .liniiuy-21-26-60 John M Macoinlmer, Oscar Madsen, Myron-46 Marsolek, Roy-62 Martin, Bob-I7-21,78 Massey, Jim-75-76-77 R2 Massey, R. L.-56-TS Mather, Don-59 Means, Wayne-53 Meier, Edwin--65 Meier, Ruben-65 Menck, Harolil-5l-75 R6 Merchant, Bob-56 Mcrithcw, Charles-62 Messinizer, Robert-53 Mettenhrink, Dale-22 236 56 Meyer, Wayne-65 Michelson, William-53 75 R6 Miller, Jerry-53 Miller. Robert-X088 Minor, Robert-56 Mitchell, Marvin-ill-51 XI 8 Mohr, Ernest-62 Moore, Glenn Moore, Lee-46-52 Morris, Dick-61 Muhs, Elrlon-IT Mullen, John+5l Mullen , Robert-28 Muller, Lloyd-51 Munson, Leo Murray, Bob-210 56,78 Myers, Erving-621 N Newman, Hill-51 Nicholas, Ralph-51 Nichelson, LaYerne-5l Niemoth, Donald-46 Nietfelil, Robert tSliortyJ-46 Nohle, Bill-431,56 O 0'Brien, John+5ti Oertell, William-til! 0'Malley, Tom-61 0'Nell, Keth-48 Owen, Eugene-21,5136 P Parker, Jack-28 Paul, Clifford Paulick, Robert-46 Paulsen, George-80 Paustian, Don-62 Pedrosa, John Perrine, Berwinc-82 Peters, Stanley-53 Petersen, Donald Peterson, Cedric Peterson, Ray-60 Peterson, Ronald Petsoldt, Lester-46 Phelps, Paul-56 Philbrick, Leonard-61 Picthall, Bob-56 Pieper, Delbert Plymale, Elmer Pohlman, Walter-53 Pollack, Dean-53 Poppert, Ralph-28 R Post, Gene-20-23-48-82-86 Powell, Marlyn Powell, Virgil--56 Power, Jerry--62 Prince Jim Purdy, Ronald-56 Quandt, Loyal-65 Quisenberry, John Rasmussen, Dan--50-56 Rasmussen, Jack--26-38-51478480 Rawles, Gene-21-75-76477-82-86 Rehder, Alfred-48 Reher, Clayton-29 Reher, Daryl-28 Reher, Willis Renner, Jim-26 Reynolds, Thomas-210-38-43-51 Rice, Ted-48 Roach, Lee Roberts, Joe-53 Rock, Donald-51 Roeser, Bob--56 Roeser, Dick-62 Roesler, Leonard-64 Roush, Dale-2661 Roush, Tad-23-56 Ruby, Gary-38 Ruhl, Raymon-62 Ruple, Rod--62 Ryan, Richard-46 Ryan, Tom-28 t I DEX BOYS S Sabieszyk, Edward Sagesser, Wilber-21-46 Salestrom, Ronald-62 Sander, Clifford Sanders, Jack-56 Sass, William-53 Sawicki, Virgil-21-56 Schaaf, Emil-75-76-77-82 Schaaf, Jack-53-82 Schafer, Lavern-19-20-25-39-46,63 75-77-86 Scheel, Max-21-56 Schleichardt, Norman-64 Schleicher, Richard-51 Schoel, Ercel-29,56 Schoel, Robert-64 Schrader, Ernest-64. Schroeder, Bob-51 Schroeder, Ted-28482 Schuett, Herman--60 Scoggins, Marion Scott, George-51 Semm, Charles--62 Senkbeil, Dick-65 Seymour, Bill-21-29-56 Seymour, Richard-46 Sievers, Albert Sievers, Bob-21-22-60 Simpson, Bob Simpson, Lyle-17-20-27-43-75-'IT86-90 Sinnard, Tom-56 Smith, Gordon-48 Smith, Maurice-53 Sorensen, Jack-20-46 Speck, Darrell--56 Spencer, Lowell-28 Splichel, Oliver-56 Standley, Marvin Stoppkotte, George Stoppkotte, Milton Stratman, Dale-65 Strever, Merle--46 Strol, Rolland-53 Strtong, Robert-53 Sullivan, Dale-4682 Sundermeier, Gerald-62 Swanson, Paul-38-51-82 Synhorst, Bob-56 T Tagge, Donald Tagge, Marvin-21-46 Tagge, Robert-51 Talbot, Richard-38-53 Taylor Bob-21 Taylor, John-51 Teng, Raymond-51 Theen, Victor-46 Thomas Elmer Thomas, Ray-46 Thompson, Glenn-38448 ' Thornton, Stan-66-90 Toft, Dale-24'25-38-62-82 Treadway, Duane-62-82 True, Charles-38-60 Tully, Gordon-38-51-73-78 Tyma, Donald-53 V Valasek, Arden-62 Valasek, Verden-46 Vandegrift, Fred-23-24-25-59-75 Van Gorden, Claude-62 Vanosdall, Edward-46 Vodehnal, Martin-56-82 Voss, Jack-56 W7 Waddington, Keith-28,29 Walker, Edward-69 Walters, Clarence-69 Watts, Jim-53 Watts, Merlyne-46 Weinman, Laverne-62 Wellensiek, Karl-62-86 Wetzel, Arthur-99 Wetzel, Howard-69 Wetzel, Richard-51 Whalen, Patrick-65 Wheeler, Don Wieck, Paul-86-88-90 Williams, Bob-28-76 Williams, Carlyle-20-25 Williams, Harold-62 Willman, Don-46 Wilson, Clyde-56 Wilson, John-20 Wiltse, Bill-29-46-78 Winfrey, Doyle-62 Wood, Harold-46 Woodin, John-38-62-86 Woodruff, Bob-56 Woodward, Bill--62 Wrage, Lawrence-46 Yueth, Bill-53 Ziola, Floyd-62 One hundred seven One-llunclrod-oiglll I D EX STAFF OF SENIOR HIGH Blunk, Ella-Y-45 Brock, A. l'clvslilivfT-1-75-77 fll Cill 5tl'I1S, Iinlwuril l'..f49 FllI'lSlC'llSf'll, F. G,-44 fnnnvll, W. W.-44 l'nriylwzii'c', l.illi:ln 11.4454-45' D:-nnmn, A. J.-44 llc-xtvr, Bvnlzih A.--:mlb Dixon, Clair C.-50 llufllvy, Frml N.-63 liitvlluiss, Sidnvy C.-67 livzms, W. J.-37-38,80 Faillnlcn, Gruntf-44 Forvinnn, H. L.-44 Frvrlricksun, Ii. ll.-46 Gamim-s, SlK'lllIf'll'57 Gard, Thrron-57 Givf-ns, Aubrey-16 Hziark, Mahc-lgfifl llannzi. Hazvl R.-64 Hardwick, D:lpl1inr'75T Jnhnsnn, E. G.-44 Kc-istr-r, IDung62 Kvllvy, llnwnrwl-44 l.alVlonrv, .lnnc-itil! Lillian, lnvz Maw-Xli XX X9 Loc-, Jvrry-30 Mmm-, Nlvlim' Mill:-r, Mills-r, Monrv, Nagle-r, Nvlsnn Nvwcll Rivhurfl B.+I1lf26- Gram' llfflll Hrlvn, Nlrs.-49 Mzirjoric' S,, Mrs.- Bc-nm-ttu K.-GT Ruth-49 Doris L,-50 A. B.-44 Painv. Alive E.-65 Pziinv, Lnrinf' .l,, Mrc.-53 Pinkstun, Frank I.,-T!! TX Rnhisnn, Maranvritc-47 ll or-, Panlfl'Z5 Rost, Grover F150 Svihnld, Olivv M456 Svilmlrl, Ruth-GT Shcllvnlwrlzw. Sylvian, Mrs. Spinrad, Alicr-. l'l1lrQ,f6f2 Stogrlill, Floyfl-63 Thrvlkr-ld, Hzirolrl H.-4.1 .., Toll, Einvr A.-liiiam Wvrncr, Eflniunrl E.f56 Willinnn. Lillian-46-X6 Willie, Pizirlv-44 T3 Wnnrlruff, R. iff-H GOLD STAR MEMBERS Arnnlfl, ll0lIlYf'll'll Hlnrkburn, Byron T,-6 Bruylnn, Dvllwrtfli Biwlvlm-irr, Bc-rl-7 llri'-vim, linszllinfli Vairlvr, .Inv-6 llirtvr, Mzirvus-'-li l'm-limn, Gr-urge'-T fox:-ii, Vl'z1yrwf7 l':llZIlllllEf'I'. Paul Lf? Fnllnn, lVl2lX+x Gcwlilmw, llnlfhfli llizllt, lli4'll:1r4l7X llilll, Mnrvinbfll lln:-gc-l, Ijllll1llll+ll limitwurtliy, llzilvf fl Mvllill, Donnlll-X Mr'l zu'l:nul, Rirllnrfl l,.fX Mc'Kilulwn, Ns-:nl--X Mvntzvr, Rulwrt-ffl Owvn, Allwrt-lil l'zu-0, Tnnifll Psiylnn, .lnhnfll l'l1r'l:m, .luv-ll Portvr, Glvnwuml-IU Pnwvll, Pvrry, .ll'. llI Sc'l1irknfQky, -lznnrw ff I0 Srhwivqvr, Gnilzu' Fill Slwplivrd. Rnlwrl will Sorzihnn, Saninvl J.-ll Tvlllvr, Ernif'-I2 Trznnpv, Erwin- Ill Walker, Dunnyfl2 Warn-n, Virgil Pi.-I2 xV2llI'l lIlIlII, Rnlwrlfll Williunw, Billglil Williams, Rrwlwrl-I2 Willits, Gorrlon --f' lf 47 Xl lil lt is tlie sincere wisli of tliis year's Purple and Gold stall tliat tliis annual will lmring to tlIe reader many pleasant memories ol tlIe seliool year 1045-46. We llope tliat tliis lxooli will be an impressive reminder of tlIe days spent in tlie liall and Classrooms of Senior liigli. To tlie many lirms, students, lt'Hl'll9l S, and friends wlio liave so graciously devoted tlieir time and ellort to tlle editing ol tlle annual, we extend our gratitude and appreciation. To Miss Celestine Broclc, our understanding advisor, wlIose enrour- agement, leaclersliip, and entliusiasm made possible tlie success ol' tliis issue ol' tlie Purple and Gold we give our deepest and most lieartlelt tlianlcs. PURPLE AND GOIID STAFF DONALD LANGLEY, general manager VVILMA HENNE, ARl.ENE HOl.DER, JANICE l.INDoUIsT, editors EMIL SCIIAAF, sales manager JAMES MASSEY, advertising manager JANET STRATTON, promotion manager LYLE SIMPSON, distribution manager Boa HORSTMAN, MARTIIAJANE SIIAVER, assistant editors SHIRLEY HOLCOMI3, LAVERN SCIIAFER, BILL IJETVVEILER, junior editors BILL IIINDGREN, sales assistant GENE RAXN'l.lZS, JEANNINE SIMPSON, MARY LEE CEAECKLER, JDYCI2 CRAWI-'oRD, JAUKIE Hoss, seript EDWIN 1.ANGl.EY, MARLENI-1 LESCIIINSKY, HAROLD lVlENCK, NORMA YATES, FRED VANDEGRIFT, Puc CNLOUGH, advertising DORDTIIY XVALKER, MARY TREINTMAN, MARY Lou HERNDON, BILL lVllCllELS0N, art department LOIS VVORLAND, MAXINE HEALY, MARII.YN CARLSON, typists CELESTINE BROCK, adviser One-ilundrecl-nirie Aulograplds lAXlIt0QFill'JI'lS I' .kl'Gl'STINI1 CUNIPA GRAND ISLAND. NIHR. A.. . -,A. I Y, .- ,, 4. . , , . y 5 1,1 X - ,it , x K ' ' 1 , V. , ' . V ' 1 , - A l 3, , , 4 1 I 5 1 'Q 1 1 ' 1 . . 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