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

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Sophomore Home Room 203 Back row Max Reab Rolland Dxmmltt Melvln Doan Rlchard Lammert Jerry Reher Darrel Davxs Jlm McComb Claude Gosda Davxd Shrmer Ronald Mlller Larry Kramer Bud Bremer Jlm McFall Tommy Schoenstem Second row Barbara Petersen Marllyn Wells Shlrley WllllamSOH Shlrley Woodruff Nancy Glbson Darlene Rasmussen Artharlne Mayer Judv Osborn Lllllan Elesenmann Front row Sharon Smith Joyce Sherwood Carol Ann Stevens Lola Schwleger Beverly Green Nancy Chapman June Modcsltt Karen Meyer PatG11lesp1e Sophomore Home Room 904 Back rovy Clarence Drener Gary Hoeltke Francls Nlcholson Paul Crow Larry Blgge Rlchard Roenfeldt Larry MCKIHDCIQ Marlon Petus Larry Carstenson Dlck Gllllngham Frank Tagge Second row B111 Harrl son Marlyn Jakub Clarlce Johnson Myrna Anderson Rosemary Bredthauer Pat Schwleger Nadme Albers James Peeler Sldney Jewell Front row Donna McK1nney Betty Mader Sue Mllne Linda Plummer Nancy Hofferber Mary Jane Toohey Sandra Armstrong Sh rley Burke Marlene Baasch -nil' I age Iwenlv fwa i .4 , ' I , O O O . . . n enwr A a4ctwzize4 . . . Xlu Q 5? Q

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Barbara Hogle and Louise Ziola are engrossed in their work as they sketch an old building not far from Senior. These girls are members of the art classes whose activities include this type of work, V l Sophomore Home Room 114 Back row. Jim Ryan, Bob Priess, Dale McAdams, Jim Poppert. John Richard Miller, Tom Clover, William Pahl, Jerry Corder. Second row. Phillip Blair, Ramon Schuchman, Nona Falmlen. Sandra Wilson. Lois Beliel, Deanna Henrichs, Karen Krall, Delbert Stevens, Ronald Sutton. Front row. Marlene Dietrich, Marthana Burnett, Margie Bartuska. Carol Meyer, Vicki Banks, Shannon Proud- fit. Jenny Salinas, Evelyn Kamps. found them everywhere. Many of the girls joined GAA, YfTeenettes, Live Y'ers and Music Masters: several were selected for Cadets. Seven became Purple Masque mem' bers, and one was elected substitute cheer' leader. The Purple and Gold and The Islander found willing and capable under' classmen becoming a part of their staffs. As the year wore on, these young sophomores began to take a more important part in many of the organizations, and juniors and seniors soon discovered that the class Page lu-only four of '54 was well under way toward success in their two years still left to go. Making themselves known on the foot' ball field were Gene Evans and Seraphine Aquilar who made the first team. George Dunham was the only sophomore this year to find a berth as a regular on the basketball squad. With such an early start, these boys can be expected to bring honors to their class and their school. The total class enrollment this year was 286: the boys outnumbering the girls 145 to 141.

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p age ilvvrlly-six Sophomore Home Room 213 Back row. Donald Crosby, Gwyer Grimminger, Dick Williams, Duane Eversoll, Jerry Sobieszyk, Dennis Struble, Bob Hehnke, Wayne Schuller, Harold Langenheder, Ronald Rockwell, Bernard Clinger- man. Second row. Kenneth Kittel, Jeannine Koehler, Joan Kil- patrick, Rogene Schimmer, Joyce Dunham, Marlene Williams, Sherry Sullivan, Janet Philbrick, Betty Reimers, John Miller. Front row. Emily Galvin, Lucille Springsguth. Shirley Morton, Dolores Mitton, Darlene Duering, Virginia Dammann, Georgene Bahn, Donna Labart, Barbara Wilson. Sophomore Home Room 301 Back row. Jim McPhillips, Steven Hansen, Donald Jackson, George Buzzard, Delbert Tagge, Bob Schuyler. George Dunham, Leo Schwie- ger, David Lendt. Bill Baasch, Joe Puckett. Second row. Eugene Hunter, Wesley Wendt, Don Steele, Irene Nielsen, Janis Meerkatz, Evangeline Brown, Susan Shepherd, Don Van Bibber, Don Herman. Front row. Ruth Hall, Mary Ann Ramirez, Shirley Hutchins, Lu- Ann Carpenter, Joan Allen, Lilly Pierpont, Delores Staal, Leola Feuerstein, Lawanna Tucker, Luella Whinnery. Two visitors from overseas, teachers from Germany studying American life and education, spent five weeks working closely with Senior High instructors. Miss Hanna Jelinek, shown with her hand on the door, assisted Miss Ella Blunk in German and E. E. Werner in social problems. Miss Crista Gerst- berger worked with Mrs. Lorine Paine and Mrs. Maxine Stearns, English.