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

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Ready to .-Step p . . . Junior Home Room 116 Junior Home Room 123 Back row. Dean Surbeck, Richard Swanson, Jimmy Back row. Jerry Miller, Donald Daberkow, Kent Deuel, Ernie Matthiesen, Norman DeHarde, Gene Eaton, Rolland Gillham, Don Price, Harlan Bourne, Kiolbasa. Second row. Donna Schwieger, Lillie Bill Sallinger, Clemence Wieczorek, Don Roe, Don Benson, Barbara Hogle, Diane Rogers, Jeanette Jelinek. Second row. Harold Payne, John Nichol- Spangenberg, Marilyn Larson, Kathryn Langdon, son, Bob Schroeder, Bonnie Sass, Phyllis Rozmiarek, Joanne Robertson. Front row. Georgia Clark. Annetta Mitchel, Carolyn Bachman, Ronald Buhr- Judy Bost, Sharonne Welch, Shirley Heaney, Melva man, Louis Harrison, Ray Quandt. Front row. Fahrnbruch, Flo Rae Spelts, Patricia Patten, Lorene Marilyn Downey, DorJean Dibbern, Peggy Russell, Mader, Amelia Miller. Shirley Gosda, Maridell Tombaugh, Sharon Rowe, Barbara Meyer, Barbara Sass. Vonnie Snodgrass. Junior Home Room 116 Junior Home Room 123 Pane nineteen

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Junior Home Room 106 Back row Bruce Baumann Larrv Anderson Harlan Urxch George Ollver Sam Jensen Clayton Baasch RlCh3Fd Wagner Rlchard Tryon Edward Bray Second row Georgelen Bense Joanne Lmton Betty Dalton Lars Anderson Gllbert Mora Dean Hatfield Joyce Nlcholson Betty Shanks Bonnie Rasmussen Front row Peggy OKeefe Dorothy Thompson Luclgrace Swltzer Connle Clay Velma Bosselman Cynthla Cone Delores Kappelmann Delorls Fxelder Sondra Osborn Delores Stevens by Janet Nxess Between the b1g sen1ors and the l1ttle sophomores are the jumors who are always lookmg forward to the day when As the second semester appealed so dld ten they wxll be OU the TZOP of the P119 new faces ln Student Councll Flve of the 1 newest members are Doug Wllson Jean Berg Ar the beginning Of thls 5Ch00 Y33l' there were one hundred thlrty seven boys and one hundred f1fty two g1rls reg1stered D1ck Curtls Don McMullen and Bob W1ll1amson elghty n1ne They have lost a few smce last year, when as sophomores, the total was three hundred S1Xfy SIX The year was started wlth flymg colors by havmg four of the f1ve elected cheer leaders chosen from the jumor class Some have contmued the1r well begun work 1n the many departments such is Journahsm art, and dramatlts whlle others haxe just started 1nto varlous flelds Wlth new found 1nterests and skllls The Career Conference, wh1ch 15 falrly new ln Senlor IS an outstandmg event for the junlors as well as for the semors and sophomores Cn thls day ttter statmg the votatlons they are mterested ln, the students attend classes IU whlch they learn about Paqz elqhlun as juniors, making a total of two hundred l A . . ,

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...tothe op poi... Clarence Dreier and Marilyn Landis are ob- serving some interesting apparatus in the city laboratory. Here the biology classes are engaged in learning on one of their excursions, ment Day. It is hoped that annual student which are a part of their study. Junior Home Room 201 Back row. Bruce Krueger, Jack Shotten- kirk, Roland Hyde, Robert Fountain, Barry Rockwell, Dick Rasmussen, Ronald Hoff- man, Dennis Godsel, David Hervey, Max Beyersdorf, Jim Sanford, Ronald Skaggs. Second row. Charlene Parker, Shirley Deeds, Bob Cuda, Gary Hongsermeier, Gene Christensen, Ronald Sawiki, Wayne Mat- thiesen, Ronald Anderson, Edward Burg- hardt, Eva Ziola. Front row. Janet Royer, Twylla Tibbs, Lavonne Fletcher, Janice Philson, Lavonn Rogan, Arlene Meinecke, Shirley Rauert, Wilberta Sargent. Jo Ann Minor, Phyllis DeSoe. Absent. Eugene .Y-aol .... i... ll i their chosen field. As many are uncertain of future occupations, these informative classes sometimes help them to decide. One of the highlights, however, ref served for juniors only is County Governf Carlson' participation in days such as these will help to make better citizens of the men and women of tomorrow. The juniors have 11 right to be proud of their class. Even though many things are accomplished in cooperation with, and made possible by their youngers and elders, it must be admitted that the juniors are okay and will be expected to be right back on the job again next year. age lll'l'lIly