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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1956 volume:

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X .. cs Vu x uc ' ' x XX 'al I . x s The pep band and cheerleaders lead a cheer at a pep rally held in the spacious gym. l 51 ,iii-1 I ': : Ii,-1 ff-,,., llllllllll is ll lllll f ' 2 ' iQ Many students use the modern lubrary and nts facnhtnes to study 4 x, 'fi'-ff ,fl s EJ on oo oo it W.. ww- .puns 01900 Helping Nlr Lawrence and Naomu thus year are the offnce qnrls Front row Jo Nhlne Alice Nlnchelson Nancy Kenster Judy Lundgren Carrye Blanr Carol lVIcOstrnch Se ond Row Jan Westover Carole Hehnke Alice O Q I O Q I y v A 4 J Q,-Q S, 4 Many students enjoy the food prepared in the streamlined cafe- AZ Nfxwf fefia- ,Nw Eff 2 W, pic evfx WA cfv e N-nv-fc Q-A ,,Q4'N'If Rollin Ball and Carmen Horn watch Sheridan Anderson per- form an experiment in the well- equipped chemistry room. P Umm ek- 1-if-fxfx-f fl! vNegfvA'vV e gff x lllllllllllm Nick Sobieszyk and Fred Caldwell test a coil on a piece of the new equipment in the auto mechan- ics shop. lkju, ,N SWA ' 5 9 i 4 Kay Tjaden Sharon Lewton, and Joan Sanders learn to be excellent fu v ture housewives in the modern homemaking room. l fn ' f X ii i, Q 744' Vg . ' il 2 K J X W vb -A ff' QQ' l xl S- K YK 'X ' , 'il ,Cf ' A t ul' xx gc? X, , ' AI xl ,lo 71, A few of the girls get together to plan a home in the living room of the convenient three-room apartment. Lots of girls enjoy playing basketball in their gym. ,gt PHQO SUNG!! H65 1 W ,..... ,,',J.a X A 1 1 x L1 LII! 1 1 Xl' X Xxlx llll IlI1111t1 1 1 Sf' N xx X , , Xi? 4, X 1 XX, 1',1',N,111111, 1lj,, 1 11',,1f f Q1f Nf i 1 I1' , 1',f ' 1 1 1 ' , 111,' J, X 1 I 11'1 2 , , 111 1 1 1,1 1 1 1 , 11 , , 171 1 W 1 .J I 1' 1 1 1 f 1 1 X , 1, , 1 11,111 1,1 I f W7'!1'f7 ' ffff ff! 'K f 1 iff i 7 izzf, - ,-...,l fn, Q l7,,,.,, . 1 ff . 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The three are Jerry Lee, Geometry, Frank Pinkston, Algebra, rw Ray ' Reith, Biology. My ' , 'yy 2 zslxsfiwsftssiw Q s. ' r x M Assists -K 4 Nluss La Vona Smith, foods, and Miss Ruth Seibold, clothing are think :no about whipping up some waffles. In the new Homemaking Department just about anything is possible. Nlrs. Ella May Short must be telling about the student who got his finger caught in the read- ing accelerator on the table. The other English instructors are Mrs. Joyce Almq ist, Dwight Adams, and Mrs. w Hard I ffl! WM ffl lla! If Q with Alfred Bang. Einer Toft, part time, Don Keister, crafts, and Harvey Leamons, mechanical drawing, stop in the Vo- cational Agriculture Department to talk things over J I uqv S0l'l'lllI'I'll l 1 J X 4 The social science teachers are encouraging bulletin board displays this year. Here, Mrs. Hertha Erickson is showing the one in her room to Edward Carstens and Edmund Werner. Vxe x I 'YY , ,U -VN 7 tt:QN,Q Q? X- i X. These teachers are interested in worldgffairs a d try their best Miss Catherine Glade, librarian and Mrs. Shirley Anderson, assistant librarian, invite English teachers Miss Berneta Rosenquist, William Sturdy, Francis Brandt, and Mrs. Lorine Paine to relax in the library by the fireplace. Miss Willa Scudder and Burton Feaster, physical ed- teachers get some tips from Mrs, Eleanor Gim- Q, , ple, school nurse. to make students take after them. Miss Lillian Conybeare, Miss Lillian Willman, O. D. Russell and Elbert Alfrey are all social science teachers. n - l.i.... .1 an NRM Ns I x .. t x , '-4. we Woodrow Lambelet, Miss Mary'GuendelsAlMlss Lorraine Schmidt, and Mrs. Doris Russell try out some new desks, They are all commercial teachers. A' '. 1 Q I ,ix .Yf , It l -I Music and language mix in the band room. ,Pictured U' are Miss Hazel Hanna, Spanish, Dr. Paul Sell, instru- nental music, Paul Roe, vocal music, and E. R. Fred- 'ickson, Latin. if l Emi i S '? 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' X XX GAA . . . . 22 Jets .... . . 24 Y-Teens . . . . . 26 Y-Teenettes . . . . . 27 Music Masters . . . . 28 Paletteers .... . . 29 Purple Masque . . . . 30 Quill and Scroll ..... 32 Lettermen's Club .... 33 l-li-Y ..... . . 34 Phi Sci ........ 35 Student Council ..... 36 FFA 37 . - . . n . . 1 FRONT ROW: DeAnn Schwieger, JoAnne Paulsen, Sandy Boyll, Rogene McClure, Sophie Salinas, Geraldine Gonzales, Elaine Felske, Betty Hanna, Linda Berg, Nancy Candish. SECOND ROW: Connie Reynaga, Royal Mattingly, Betty Jean Rowe, Sonja Simpson, Betty Hann, Jan Kuck, Anita Bangert, Judy Blackburn, Sandy Cone, Charlanne Kleve, Bev Hill. THIRD ROW: Loretta Burton, Lorna Nietfeld, Donna Price, Judy Fuer- stenau, Carol Hongsermeier, Susie Stewart, Joyce Ostermeier, Lois DeFreece, Joan Leamons, Marg Meerkatz. FOURTH ROW: Darolyn Mc- Ahren, Carolyn Haes, Barbara Kokrda, Patti Frost, Sandra Enck, Lova Nietfeld, Glenda Tucker, Sandra Frost, Thais Plank. BACK ROW: Darlene Standley, Marilyn Poppert, Joanne Crosby, Marilyn O'Hara, Jeanette Tagge, Barbara O'Hara, Sandra Detweiler, GAA dresses for hobo scavenger hunt The Girls' Athletic Association is an activity group tor girls who enjoy tun and sports, as well as social get-togethers. Tournaments in volleyball and basketball are held each year along with picnics, parties, dances, swim- ming, and other activities. The club welcomes membership to any girl in Senior l-ligh School and generally carries about IOO active members. A letter is awarded to those who, at the end ot the year, have ZOO points earned by attending the various activities which are worth 5 or IO points, and by being members ot winning or runnereup teams in the tournaments. The GAA is self-sutticient and is able to carry on an extensive program without charging its members any dues, by sponsoring hour dances, candy sales, and other selling projects. The tacilities ot the new school gym made new and ditterent activities possible. For the tirst time, this year the GAA was host to the Barr and Walnut Junior High eighth and ninth grade girls tor a sports day. The girls spent all day on a Saturday partici- Taking time out from their official duties are GAA officers Ruby Beck, secretaryp Lor- etta Burton, vice president, Sandra Det- weiler, president, Darlene Standly, treasurer. ID . ,,,i,. in., pating in games, dances, and relays. GAA served a lunch to them at noon. The day ended with the awarding ot prizes to the two top teams which had amassed the most points atter the various activities had been recorded. Another tunftilled event was the l-lobo Scavenger Hunt. The gym was transtormed into a hobo camp complete with imitation bontires. All ot the girls came dressed as hoboes. ln the Spring, the girls had tun participating in archery and softball games, At the end ot each year a banquet is held and the otticers tor the coming year are presented. To be eligible tor election to an ottice, a member must have earned at least ZOO points. ff! .il l la! A ' l llli l , lil ll, i as i gr l Sportsmanship is one of the main goals of GAA. Jumping for a ball are Connie Reynega, Dar- lene Standley as Mary Ellen An- derson, Minnie Rinke and Pat Donley wait for the tip. Prim' lu r rrlx llrn . Y. Y 4 Y,,. . V W, s ft. U15 Q Fit. Y T' S Q 0 0 0 FRONT ROW GI JETS : Kathryn Bangert, J ' Deit hl ane Bost, Doris Clav, Virginia Meinke, Karen Conant, Judy Miner, Jan Gillham, Dot Gierloff, Alice c er, Lorretta Burton, Marcia Dean, Kay Fay, Janice Maki, Mable Devoss, Ruby Beck, SECOND ROW: Judy Martin, Carol McOstrich, Lois Haggart, Judy Lindgren, Nancy Keister, Sanoa Falmlen, Kay Dcnelson, Carole Hehnke, Barbara Grorifeldt, Catherine Deininger, Sharon Carston, Lorna Elrod, Sharon Kensinger, Peggy Morton. THIRD ROW: Barbara Bonham, Joyce McClure, Mary Judy, Judy Merten, Nancy Lags- dine, Peggy Meves, Barbara Lendt, Bernice Burnett, Ethel Anderson, Carmen Horn, Chloe Ann Bays, Bernadine Laub, Deanna Baxter, Gerry Black. BACK ROW: Judy Freeman, Harolyn Dibbern, Pat McCune, Bobbie McKelIips, Nancy Bishop, Geraldine Holder R ' ' ' Marg Meerkatz, Karen Mendenhall, Donna Layher, Marilyn McHugh, Mary Ellen Ande ' ' GI Jets give ann The GI Jets launched on another season ot pep all declced out in their new 't uni ormsg slcirts ot purple telt, sweaters and shoes ot white and the tamiliar purple and gold beanies. Making colortul hoops, painting posters and cut- ting out clever tags were the weekly duties ot the club. The e minutes early trom their third period l casses on Tuesdays so that they could attend the regular b ' 4 usiness meeting at l2:lO girls were excused tiv U , oberta Klinginsmith, rson, Mary Alice Michelson, Judy Meves, Bonnie Breiner. Foolbull Dance in the little theater Th cl . urs ays they met to plan the activities tor the games The Harvest ot Harmony celebration began at 5:30 in the morning tor the girls who each sponsored a band and helped them prepare tor the parade. ul.ove ls a Many Splendored Thing, set in an Oriental baclcground, was the theme tor the an l football danc h' nua e w ich was sponsored by the Jets lapanese lanterns tiny ta , ns and umbrellas adorned the walls and tables. The throne t or the queen and ir' livviilv Tour Taking time out after one of their cheering routines are Carrye Blair, Lucille Blaha, Judy Wiig, Sharyn West, Bobbie Evans, Jackie Johnson and Susan Mc- Grath. FRONT ROW: Minnie Rinke, Janet Rickert, Donna Owens, Mary St. John, Janice Sorensen, June Renter, Janis Baker, Jacoue Meves, Janice Winter, Sandra Wilson, Jan Roberts, SECOND ROW: Jan Westover, Merlene Sutter, Bev Scott, Jeanene Willis, Kathrvn Sobieszyk, Ellen Ray, Yvonne Wiles, Deanna Osborn, Sandra Paulman, Sandra Patterson, Pat Donley Mary Olson THIRD ROW' Betty Nutter Lorretta Shoenheiter, Marcia Weeks, Marcia Salestroni, Julie Pulliam, Kay Stewart, Elsie Rinke, ,Norma Nelson, Barbara Raoien, Julie Peeler, Pat Woodward. BACK ROW: Judy Poore, Sharon Olson, Pat St mb M 'I Y D Sheehan, Margo Webster, Darlene Standley, Joan Sander. her attendants was set in a garden banked with tlowers. Cookie sales, candy sales, a bake sale and selling shakers were the projects tor raising the money used to tinance the dances and the banquet. XYfaltz ot the Reetsn was the theme ot the an- nual Spring Dance tor the Jets and their dates. The gym was decorated to look like the tloor ot the ocean with coral reets, startish and mermaids. The annual banquet was held at the country club u o, ari yn ost, orothy Roe, Leah Watson, Arlene Urban, Karen Smith, Jan where Jacque Meves, presidentp .lanis Baker, vice president and Karen Conant, secretary-treasurer, pre- sented the new otticers. Marlene Ouandt was elected to serve as recorder ot the club tor both semesters. Two representatives were chosen each six weeks to assist the officers in planning meetings and projects. Miss Lorraine Schmidt and Mrs. Martin Almquist were the club sponsors. U, .,... 1 l:,,, Y-TEENS FRONT ROW: Bobbie Evans, Sharyn West, Jacque Meves, Sandra Wilson, Carmen Horn, Jan Roberts, Jean Buchanan, Shirley Reick, Bernice Burnett, Mary Vanosdall. SECOND ROW: Judy Wiig, Judy Lindgren, Susan McGrath, Elsie Rinke, Kay Donelson, Peggy Meves, Julie Pulliam, Nancy Lagsdine, Sandy Patterson. THIRD ROW: Jan Gillham, Judy Miner, Dot Gjerloff, Alice Deitchler, June Renter, Marcia Salestrom, Kay Stewart, Ethel Anderson, Jean Bartuska. BACK ROW: Marge Horst, Barbara Gronfeldt, Karen Conant, Carole Hehnke, Elaine Rubene, Nor- ma Nelson, Roberta Klinginsmith, Neva Lundy, Sanoa Falmlen, Y-Teens ireai boys at Leap Year Dance The YWCA encourages the teenage girl to be a better citizen and to serve her community. Junior and senior girls composed the Yfleens. The sponsors were Miss La Vona Smith and Mrs. Ella Mae Short. Meetings were held every other Wednesday after school. The lcinds ot programs held atter the busi- ness meeting varied. Among the programs were a panel discussion, a covered dish supper, picture slides, lessons on interior decoration and gift wrap- ping. The Yfleens also made tavors tor the trays ot the local hospitals to help bring cheer to the patients on the ditterent holidays. Throughout the year Yfleens sponsored hour dances. Among these was the Leap Year dance to which the girls brought their dates and competed in making comic corsages. To highlight a successtul year the Yfleens held their annual Spring Formal Dance in May. At the dance rho Y-Teens otticers tor the coming year were announced. Discussing plans for their coming Y-Teen meeting are officers Barbara Gronfeldt, secretary, Julie Pul- liam, vice president, Sue McGrath, president, and Mary St. John, treasurer, Y-TEENS FRONT ROW' Pat Donely Karen Mendenhall Lucy Blaha Donna Owens Doris Clay Arlene Urban V' M lc . , , Q ,,,, irginia ein e, Carol McOstrich, Carrye Blair. SECOND ROW: Judy Meves, Jane Bost, Judy Martin, Joyce McClure, Mary Ellen Anderson, Merlene Sutter, Jan Westover, Mary Michelson. THIRD ROW: Barbara Bonham, Beverly Scott, Jan Rickert, Ellen Ray, Jo Milne, Sharon Lewton, Mary Miller, Shirley Bottorf. FOURTH ROW: Mary Olson, Nancy Keister, Leah Watson, Pat McCune, Jackie Johnson, Margo Webster, Pat Woodward, Dorothy Roe. BACK The training that the YWCA gives to the Y-Teen' ettes enables them to become better citizens by pare ticipating in ditterent community proiects such as the Polio Drive, the Red Cross drive tor blood donors and making cartoon scrap boolcs tor the local hos- ROW. Joan Sander, Kay Crump, Minnie Rinke, Martha Hart, Harolyn Dibbern, Pat Ashby, Jeanene Willis, Judy Freeman. Y-Teenelles ioin Red Cross Drive The Y-Teenettes, a branch of the Y-Teens, is made up ot sophomore girls and whose sponsors for this year were Miss Ruth Seibold and Mrs. Mary Jane Harder. This year's otticers were: president, Royal Mat- tinglyg vice president, Marnell Shorsg secretary, Sue DitolS. Martin, and treasurer, Janice Pinlcston. Y-TEENETTES FRONT ROW: Francis Cronin, Glenda Harsh, Lee Baron, Mary Kemp, Janice Pinkston, Diane Fritz, Sharon DeFreece, Marnell Shros, DeAnn Schwieger. SECOND ROW: Mary Sprague, Betty Jean Rowe, Susie Stewart, LeAnne Jakub, Karen Koenig, Nancy Kelly, Joan Pink- ston, Sue Martin. THIRD ROW: Charlann Kahrhoff, Delores Sundermeier, Eva Jean Willianison, Julie Werner, Royal Mattingly, Patti Frost, Fran Calhoun, Rogene McClir C I W l - ' ' ' ' i e, ary adbauin. BACK ROW. Ann Wright, Anna Welch, Sharon Robinson, Barb Harris, Patsy Collins, Joyce Harris, Sonja Simpsin, Carol Hongsernieier. n MUSIC MASTERS FRONT ROW: Floyd Schwanz, Pat Donely, Sharyn West, Karen Glade, Carol James, Mary Vanosdall, Bernice Burnett, Donna Owens, Mary St. John, Jacque Meves, Jean Maupin, Judv Wiig. SECOND ROW: Bob Stanage, Glea Gilingham, Ethel Anderson, Arlene Urban, Jo Milne, Marilou Helzer, Nancy Keister, Emily Atkins, Sonva Crandell, Judy Lindgren, Susan McGrath. THIRD ROW: Bill McGavren, Richard ' ' ' ' ' S F I I D t G' rl ff Leah Watson, Pat McCune, Lucht, Kaye Maupin, Bobbie Evans, Margo Webster, Margie Horst, Harriet Martin, anoa amen, o ie 0 , Mary Ellen Anderson. BACK ROW: Lynn Grabill, Lee Parks, Dennis Dangler, Larry Lechner, David McCarthy, Jerry Schroeder, Phil Reut- linger, Don Jelinek, Kenneth Scheffel, Bob Silvey, Dick Weaver. Music Club gives Modern Music Masters is an organization tor high school students who like to get together to sing, play and enjoy music. ln Grand lsland High School there is an instrumental music masters and a vocal music masters group. Usually these groups are held individually, but once in a while a joint meeting is held tor initiation ot members, or installation ot otticers. lt has been just recently that Grand Island has become attiliated with the national organization. This year a convention was held in Hastings during the time ot the music clinic. Each group in the state Christmas Program sends representatives tor state otticers and a small music group to pertorm. Arlene Urban was elected state president, and Kenny Schettel, historian. Most ot the year is spent in rehearsal tor one or more programs presented by the organization. This year a Christmas program was presented and one student assembly program. MMM pertormed at the state school board convention. New members are chosen on interest, ability, and scholarship. At the end a a six-weeks apprentice period they are initiated in an impressive candle- light ceremony at which all members are present. 1, ry Pausing to receive instructions on singing are Music Masters Kenneth Scheffel, Judy Lindgren, Bob Silvey, lillr. Roe, and Jacque Meves. tp, J' -, AV- llllllt 0 s U X iilill K pn ,lllll iilll' ' Offering criticism and advice on a draw- ing are Paletteer officers Judy Lindgren, vice-president, Bobbie Evans, president, and Mary Alice Michelson, secretary-treasurer. 'm Pulelleers show lulenls ol Mardi Gros The highlight ot the year tor Paletteers was the Mardi Gras dance held February 25 in the girls' gym at school. The theme ot the dance was in accordance to the actual Mardi Gras celebrated annually in New Ore leans. Both costumes and semi-formal dress were worn, and prizes were given tor the best costumes. Ticlcets, decorated as halt maslcs, were sold at what resembled a circus ticlcet booth. Initiation ot new members at a covered dish sup' per was the Paletteers' tirst activity ot the year. The membership was brought up to 30. Carl Wegener, Senior l-ligh's art instructor, is the sponsor ot Pal- etteers. At one ot the intormal meetings, a demonstration ot flower arrangements was made by a local tloral shop. Among the club's projects were painting the nurs- ery winclows at the Veterans' Hospital and present- ing each child with a gitt. ln the tall, Paletteers sponsored an hour dance at school. To acquire an interest in some torm ot art and have tun doing it is the chief purpose ot Paletteers. PALETTEERS FRONT ROW: Linda Shriner, Kay Crump, Bobbie Evans, Judy Lindgren, Margo Webster, Caryl Waldbaum, Lucy Blaha, Connie Reynaga, B H'Il. SECOND ROW: Betty Ziola, Marilou Helzer, Donna Woods, Charlann Kharhoff, Donna Dester, Susan McGrath, Jan Wesotver, Fran- ev i IRD ROW M We ener Emil Atkins Merlene Sutter Marv Ellen Anderson Marv Michelson Howard Eilenberger ces Cronin, Judy Davis. TH 1 r. g , y , , , , A , BACK ROW: Bob Hanna, Jack Hughes, Jerry Montgomery, Jon Flanagin, Mike Sheehan, Karl Vaclarek, Dale Raymond, John Laurltsen. N . 51 PURPLE MASQUE tal t g .,e--QM, FRONT ROW: Sharon Gukow, Barbara Gronfeldt, Judy Merten, Margo Webster, June Renter, Judy Miner, Judy Lindgren, Sharyn West, Judy Wiig, Carrye Blair, Carol McOstrich. SECOND ROW: Marnell Shors, Lorretta Burton, Sandra Wilson, Kay Donelson, Virginia Meinke, Jan Rickert, Karen Smith, Jan Westover, Lea Watson, Dorothy Roe, Pat Woodward. THIRD ROW: Fran Calhoun, Nancy Clayton, Sharon Olson, Kay Stewart, Jan Nietfeld, Jan Sheehan, Mary Ellen Anderson, Merlene Sutter, Mary Michelson. BACK ROW: Phil Boroff, Bob Hornady, Dave Jelinek, Jim Reitan, Dennis Shreefer, Sam Grimminger, Don Jelinek, Dick Weaver, William H. Studry. Time Out For Ginger prese The big night has arrived. Getting ready to leave for the play are Mary Ellen Anderson, Margo Webster, Ed Gzehoviak, Sanoa Falmlen and Carrye Blair. Proving that they can play football are Carrye Blair and Karen Smith. The highlight ot the Purple Masque Club this y was the presentation ot the play Time Out Ginger on January I8 and l9. The cast included Ed Gzehovialc, who played tather ot the Carol tannilyg Mary Ellen Anderson, v played motherg Mary Alice Michelson characteri: the eldest daughter and Sam Grimminger play her boy friend. Carrye Blair and Karen Smith ic trayed Ginger, the tomboy ot the tamily, while l Donelson and Margo Webster characterized the p ot the other daughter. fm Members of the Purole Masoue Play cast and crew are from left to right Mary Alice Michelson, Sharon Gulzow, Phil Boroff, Don Jeli- nek, Sam Grimminger, Barbara Rapien, Carrye Blair, Sanoa Falmlen, Marg Horst, Margo Webster, Mary Ellen Anderson, Ed Gzehoviak, Dick Weaver, Karen Smith, Kay Donelson, Bob Hornady, and Jim Reitan. by Purple Masque members anoa Falmlen as Lizzie the maid, Phil Borott, 3er's boy triendg Dick Weaver, the banlc presie tg and Don Jelinele, the school principal, com- ed the cast. he play was about a middle class tamily whose er worlced at the local banlc. The youngest Phil Boroff seems shocked at his newly acquired talent for being a fighter, Looking on in dismay are Karen Smith, Mary Alice Michelson, Mary Ellen Ander- son and Ed Gzehoviak. The victim is Sam Grimminger, lying on the floor. ghter, Ginger, was a tomtvov whose actions came i head when she reported tor the school tootball n. The tollowinq events proved quite amusing the rest ot the tamilv. l-low Ginger tinally solved ier problems supplied the climax ot the plav. lr. Sturdv, the club sponsor, directed the plav e Marjorie Horst acted as assistant to the die or. is Admiring Kay Donelson in the Purple Masque play are her lit tle sister, Karen Smith, and her parents, Mary Ellen Anderson and Ed Gzehoviak. llurw lliirlx' om' QUILL AND SCROLL FRONT ROW: Susan McGrath, Karen Conant, Marlene Quandt, Marg Meerkatz, Karen Smith, Kay Donelson, Jane Bost, Bev Scott SECOND ROW: Kay Crump, Ellen Ray, Jan Westover, Mary Michelson, Mary St. John, Judy Miner, Judy Lindgren, Judy Wiig, Carole Hehnke Bobbie Evans. BACK ROW: Sharon Olson, Jan Sheehan, Louie Parkin, Kenneth Scheffel, Wayne Rose, Lloyd Sauter, Lee Parks, Judy Free- man. Three win Journalism Convention uwords Quill and Scroll is an honorary society whose chiet purpose is to award honors to journalism students who meet the various requirements. Students wishing to belong to the local chapter ot Quill and Scroll must be passing in all their sub- jects, have a total ot 35 inches printed in the lslander Or have sold l00 inches ot advertisment. Business managers are also eligible tor membership. lnternational Quill and Scroll is attained when l50 inches have been written by reporter, or when the positions ot editor or manager have been upheld a semester on any publication, the Islander, Purple and Gold, programs or the Who's Who. When 300 inches have been written or 600 inches ot advertisments sold, or when the posts ot editor or manager have been held tor one year, a school journalism letter will be given to that person. Quill and Scroll began its year's activities with a potluclc supper and later sponsored an hour dance to help raise money tor the publications. Qn November 5, several ot the members traveled to Lincoln to participate in the annual journalism convention. Three ot the Grand Island members attending came home with awards won in contests tor newspaper and yearboolr worlc. They were Mary Michelson who won second tor newspaper malceupg Sharon Qlson who placed second in proofreading, and Judy Freeman placed third in yearbook layout. The members entered various contests and attended several forums and panels. Planning coming activities for the Quill and Scroll are Carole Hehnke, president, and Ellen Ray, secretary-treasurer. llrigii' lliirfv limi informally discussing plans for their coming meetings are Letter- rnen Club Officers Richard Bow- ers, vice president, Don Olson, secretaryg Jerry Schroeder, presi- dentg and Larry Feaster, ser- gi-ant-at-arms. Lettermen initiate eighteen members The members of the Grand island High School Lettermen's Club enjoyed another successful year as they went through the year participating in many activities, Cn November l9, the club had its first formal and informal initiation. Five seniors, twelve juniors, and one sophomore were initiated into the club. All of these boys earned their letters in foot- ball with the exception of one senior boy who let- tered in golf last year. Following the formal initia- tion the Gi Club held a dance in the girls' gym. ln order to raise money for their treasury the Grand Island Lettermen sold purple and gold ties at three of the home basketball games. During February the HL Club sponsored their annual Western Dance. Members of the club and their dates attended the dance dressed in western regalia. At the end of the track season the Lettermen had their second initiation. New Letter winners from the basketball and track teams were then received into the club. The last week of school the club held its yearly big feed at Camp Augustine. Officers of this year's club were Jerry Schroeder, president: Richard Bowers, vice president, Don Ol- son, secretaryg and Larry Feaster, sergeant-at-arms. Coaches Jerry Lee and Bud Feaster were the club sponsors. LETTERMEN'S CLUB FRONT ROW: Charles Sheffield, Bob Siggins, Ron Seymour, Gene Suponchick, Jerry Wagner, Larry Feaster, Jerry Schroeder, Cliff Nelson, Ward Winter. SECOND ROW: Richard Bowers, Gary Gilpin, Richard Luna, Oscar Bredthauer, Jon Flanigan, Don Olson, John Crow, Ed Gzehoviak, Ron Falldorf. THIRD ROW: Coach Feaster, Gary Dickinson, Herb Amend, Jerry Ball, Bill Castor, Tom Baxter, John Banks, Walter Boyll, Coach Gaines. BACK ROW: Fred Falmlen, Monte Moorberg, Dave Duff, Erick Schwartz, Milan Murphy, Roger Massey, Mike Sheehan, Coach Lee. l7,.,.,. il. :..a.. iI...-.. we-'Y FRONT ROW: Dale Raymond, Dave Jelinek, Tommy Rogers, Gary Picthall, Francis Moul, Robert Stueven, Zack Schoolfield, Bill Engle, Johnny Luna, Jim Isakson, Warren Stoppkotte, Kenny Morris, SECOND ROW: Dwight Adams, Walter Ross, Walt Boyll, Charles Sutton, Vernon Cassell, Steve Stumpff, Bob Aldridge, Joe Walker, Eugene Craft, Don Jelinek, THIRD ROW: Larry Younger, Dennis Dangler, Ron Hansen, Larry Olson, Don Starkey, David Sell, Dick Starr, Davis Camplin, Lowell Roush, Jim Mitchell, Walter Quillin. BACK ROW: John Starr, Marlyn Taylor, Rollin Ball, Clinton Ganow, Bill Carlson, Bob Krall, Wayne Rose, Roger Massey, Larie Holmes, David McCarthy, Jon Flanagin. Model Legislolure oiiended byHi-Y One ot the most active ot Senior's clubs is Hi-Y. The club is sponsored by the YMCA, and the ad- viser is Dwight Adams. The club was tirst organized in I953 and has since been playing a big part in the lives ot teenage boys. This year several boys trom the Grand lsland Hi- Y chapter attended the Nebraska State Model Leg- islature held in Lincoln November 25 through 26. About a month betore the event a district pre- legislature meeting was held in Grand Island. This program was designed to prepare clubs tor the state model legislature. The highlight ot the meetings was an address by Governor Victor E. Anderson. At this meeting Roger Massey was elected to the post ot Secretary ot the State. At Christmas time the members distributed bas- kets ot tood to needy tamilies in Grand Island, this Christmas Cheer Project has become a regular event in which Hi-Y participated. Movies, talks on gun collecting and guest speakers highlighted this year's programs. Ralph Kelly, Louis Holmes, Hal Kuebler, YMCA area representative, and the Reverend Alan Justad were among some ot the guest speakers. ln order to raise money tor their various projects Hi-Y members held candy sales. But all was not work tor the members also enjoyed swimming at the Hastings YMCA. The year's activities were climaxed with a picnic. n .1-.,,I',,.- this organization. l Dick Starr, Larie Holmes, and Dennis Dang ler, Hi-Y officers, make plans for one of the many worthy projects undertaken each year by O 0 xxxxxmms 7 X X -1-1 ,1--ur f1 Phi Sci proiect is building accelerator Phi Sci is the only club in Senior devoted to the interests ot science. It is open to any person who is interested in science and in promoting logical thinlcing. lts main purpose is to help people under- stand the wonders ot the world around them. Phi Sci spent most ot its time and energy on two projects this year. The tirst was an elective tic-tac- toe machine built in many relays. lts most interest- ing teature is the tact that it can never lose a game. lt was built on the same lines as an electronic brain. The outstanding project ot the year was the Van de Grat particle accelerator. This apparatus is used to study electricity and its ettect on many things. Among the minor work ot the club were experi- ments with a sun turnace and helping Mr. Smith set up projects and experiments tor his classes. The club sponsors were Mr. Smith and Mr. Reith and the otticers were: President, David Candish, vice president, l.arie l-lolmesg and secretary, Robert l-lornady. FRONT ROW: Carlton Paine, Paul Kuhlman, Bill Enck, Zack Schoolfield. SECOND ROW: David Candish, Larie Holmes. NL.-vs' STUDENT COUNCIL FRONT ROW: Louie Parkin, Karen Glade, Marlene Quandt, Carol McOstrich, Sharon Layher, Julie Shaver, Sharon DeFreece, Jo Milne, Bobbie Evans, Jan Winter, Sandy Rittenhouse. SECOND ROW: Jerry Wagner,Erick Schwartz, Dave Marshall, Jim Cates, Tom Osborn, Monte Moorberg, Ronnie Seymour, Royal Mattingly, Jan Westover, Mary Michelson. BACK ROW: Charles Sheffield, Jon Flanagin, Larry Feaster, Bob Siggins, Ron Falldorf, Jerry Schroeder, Don Jelinek, Sam Grimminger, Jim Mitchell, George Ewoldt. State Council Convention held ui GIHS The student government organization, Student Council, meets every Thursday during rotating peri- ods. lt is made up ot 32 home room presidents. To quality tor a home room president a student must be an average student scholastically and must up- hold the ideals ot the school at all times. The goals set up by the Student Council are very important. They are to better the school in possible ways, and to develop student responsibility, initia- tive, leadership, and school pride. Other objectives are to provide a working model ot a governmental unit under which students will live, and to promote welfare of the school through proper student-tae ulty relationship. The State Student Councii Convention was held in Grand lsland this year, Bob Siggins, Ron Falldort, Ed Gzehovialc and Jerry Wagner served as the Coun- cil's otticial delegates. Deanna Baxter served as secretary-treasurer at the convention. This year Student Council organized dancing les- sons tor all students in Senior l-ligh. To raise money, the Council sold high school decals and pencils. One ot the larger projects ot the Council was sponsoring the annual baslcetball dance. Student Council attempts to develop adolescents to be thoughtful citizens in a democratic school society. Preparing to attend the Student Council meeting are the new second semester delegates Gary Johnson, Steve Beachler, Mary Kemp, Susan Stewart, Diane Fritz, Judy Miner, and Eva Jean Williamson. mmm-c ,.,,,, x,t,,. 'N am., A -, ' rm. . sa., ,W ...., ...W ft ' ea A - '-fh N 3 K E. i K. r- A. pu .. ,,,.,. ,WMM Future Farmers of America officers for this year are A 4 A We ,f4...,: f W .Li Daryll Thavenet, reporter, Joel Boeka, vice president, Tom Baxter, presidentp Warren Stoppkotte, secretary, Robert Mader, treasurer, and Gerald Niedfelt, sentinel. N.. ., -...Nw FFA's first yeur ends successfully This year brought about the reactivation ot the Future Farmers ot America in Grand island Senior l-ligh. The club was active until I944 when it was discontinued when it became impossible to continue with a vocational agriculture department in Senior l-ligh. Students taking vocational agriculture are the only ones eligible tor membership. The National Organization now has over 400,000 active members. An organizational meeting at which time the Gibbon chapter installed the Grand lsland otticers and chapter, started the club's activities tor the school year. On Decem- ber 2 the FFA organization sponsored the Clod Kickers Jubilee, the tirst dance ot the year devoted to a western theme. The highlight ot the year was the parent and son banquet held February 23 with the local chapter entertaining approximately l60 members and guests. Carrye Blair was honored as FFA sweetheart while Nancy Candish and Mary Kemp reigned as her attendants. The girls were selected trom nominations made by the members. To close the year's activities the local chapter sent tive teams to the state FFA contest in Lincoln which was held in early spring. FFA FRONT ROW: Chuck Collins, Merle Lessig, Chuck Lester, Lewis Collins, Gary Falldorf, Ray Roush, Wendell Scott, Dennis Marsh, Alvin Green- waldt. SECOND ROW: Howard Quandt, Gary Rowe, Wayne Gleason, Ned Meier, John Giger, Bruce llllyers, Carl Carruth, Charles Pearce, Rolland llllarsh, Larry Knuth, Norman Elstermeier. 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S S SX dCh GI GI B CEI Db B d Oh P I II cl dGId MIXED CHORUS FRONT ROW: Oscar Bredthauer, Kenneth Scheffel, Don Jelinek, Barry McKillips, Richard Lucht, Ruth Bahn, Kaye Maupin, Marcia Dangler, Judy Wiig, Bobbie Evans, Jacque Meves, SECOND ROW: Gary Gilpin, Lee Parks, Bud Schwartz, Jon Peterson, Phil Reutlinger, Dennis Dangler, Arlene Urban, Ruby Beck, Dot Gjerloff, Jan Sorensen, Mary Walker, Rosella Jacobsen, Jan Westover. THIRD ROW: Nor- man Hanel, Maurice Booth, Gary Graf, Cliff Nelson, Jerry Boehm, Jim Swaffoid, Jon Calhoun, Carol James, Jan Sheehan, Sonoa Falme len, Harriet Martin, Ethel Anderson, Pat McCune, Jean Maupin, Metta Brown, Emily Atkins. FOURTH ROW: Dick Weaver, Charles Sut- ton, Eugene Craft, Daryl Harper, Bob Silvey, Howard Eilenberger, Donald Ganow, Roger Massey, Roland Harder, Alice Siever, Marlene Quandt, Beatrice Noriega, Mary Olson, Bernice Burnett, Mary Ellen Anderson, Kay Fay, lVlarlene Lucas, Pat Perkins. BACK ROW: San- dra Frost, Mary Judy, Loretta McKinney, Norma Nelson, Margo Webster, Marge Horst, Dorothy Roe, Jo Milne, Merlene Sutter, Donna Kruse, Minnie Rinke, Neva Lundy, Nancy Keister, Donna Owens, Mary St. John, Sharyn West, Susan McGrath, Judy Lindgren, Thais Plank, Pat Donley. 'HO Senior Girl's triple trio are rehearsing at their Thursday noon meeting. Playing the piano is Judy Lind- gren. Singing around the piano are Mary St. John, Dot Gjerloff, Jacque Meves, Jan Sorensen, Bobbie Evans, Judy Wiig, Sharyn West, and Susan McGrath, Prim' furlv Q Ning One of the small groups at Senior this year is the senior girls' trio, composed of Jacque Nleves, Judy Wiig, and Judy Lindgren. Melody Moments big event of year by Mary St. John The Vocal Music Department, under the direction ot Paul F. Roe, is one ot the most outstanding departments at Senior l-ligh. lt consists ot begin- ning girls' glee, advanced girls' glee, boys' glee, chorus, and solo classes. The membership totals 309. Beginning girls' glee and boys' glee are ottered to any students who wish to participate in music, while the advanced girls' glee and chorus members are selected by tryouts which are conducted several times throughout the year. The various groups have sung many times tor the public during the school year including the Christ- mas program, a program at Barr and Walnut Junior High Schools, at student convocations, and at Bac- calaureate. Many music students also participated in the Exchange Program which was held at Kearney this year. The selection ot talent was the result ot tryouts. The District IV Music Contest was held at Grand Island this year. The big project ot the music department was the variety show, Melody Momentsfi which was pre' sented to the public on February 25. The show consisted ot three acts representing different nation- alities, Japanese, ltalians, and Americans. Diclq Weaver and Mary Ellen Anderson played the lead- ing roles. Many small groups and soloists also par- ticipated to malce the show a success. This year because ot the soundproot practicing rooms and other new tacilities, the music depart- ment has enjoyed many new advantages. A great deal ot credit should be given to Mr. Roe because ot his tireless ettorts on behalt ot the music department. Plum lnrlv mn Q 4, ' ia S X ef-ii 9 Q S 35-7 iw iv 3550139 is gs if 195 59 ifii u LU! U1 wg I :gs H 'i' ga 9 51 Q 5 32,2 H? if-Q M ,, 5 ,M . 0 zi is !31'My i1'!l?f ' Qi' ,L L prise the girls' trio. ...ond those who oppreciole Je R ,Me - ki v Mary Jo Vanosdall Lahners, Bernice Burnett, and Ethel Anderson com The girls Sextette is made up of Jo Nlilne, Leah Watson, Pat NlcCune Nancy Ken ster, Karen Glade and Arlene Urban. nn BOYS GLEE FRONT ROW: Gary Harper, John Starr, Jim Mitchell, Bob Thornazin, Glenn Gibson, Dave Jelinek, Darrel Thomnisen, Tommy Rogers, Owen Pichler, Steve Beachler, Neva Lundy. SECOND ROW: John Rayno, Chuck Varvel, Doug Schubert, David Stump, Cliff Nelson, Lynn Gra- bill, Mac Martin, Robert Peterson, Roy Tagge, Gary Anderson, Ron Brumbaugh, Sheldon Watson. THIRD ROW: Gene Richardson, Dick Fall- dorf, Rod Neubert, Bob Eversoll, Fred Falmlen, Harold Quandt, Jerry McNutt, Bob Colwell, Dave Vodehnal, Willie Wagner, Ron Hansen, Ro- lend Scms, Bill Hight. FOURTH ROW: Don Sieckniann, Lee Moon, Randy Christensen, Kenneth Perkins, Richard Corwin, Wavne Tagge, Kenny Falldorf, Harry Preisendorf, Ed Elshof, Dave McCarthy, Larry Younger, Larry Van Wey, Kenneth Luth, Bill Stahlnecker, Dick Starr. BACK ROW: Kenny Morris, Gary Schvvieger, Dean Wiegert, Mike Baker, Marvin Friend, Lloyd Sauter, Paul Toohey, Jerry Beck, Roger Ruff, Wayne Campbell, Jim Cates, Phil Boroff. l Rehearsing for the annual Variety Show, i'Steppin' Out are cast mein- bers Kenneth Scheffel, Karen Glade, Jean Maupin, Jacque Meves, Mary Ellen Anderson, Oscar Bredthauer, Don Jelinek, Dick Weaver, Margie Horst, and Margo Webster. ,xx F, Bob Sulvey, Don Ganow, Phil Reutlinger, Kenneth Scheffel, junior boys' Jean and Kaye Maupin, sister duet, ar quartet, practice for the Music Deoartment's Variety Show, rehearsing one of their favorite songs, H .... ,f .,.. i., DEBATE TEAM FRONT ROW: Don Mohl, Dennis Schreefer. SECOND ROW: Dave Candish, Larry Lechner, Roland Harder, BACK ROW: Larie Holmes, Roger Massey, Mr. Brandt. Debalers win lournamenl awards During the year the Grand lsland debate squad went to debate tournaments at Crete, Nebraska, for the Doane College Meet, at Lincoln for the National Forensic League Meetg at Hastings for the Hastings College Meet, at Fremont for the Midland College Meet, at Kearney for the District Meet and at Omaha, for the Omaha Central Meet. At the Doane Tournament, Larry Lechner placed first in extemporaneous speaking, and was rated excellent in discussion. David Candish and Larie Holmes were also rated excellent in discussion. Bar- bara Gronfeldt placed first in poetry reading. The two debate teams won six out of ten debates. Dennis Shreefer at the Nebraska Wesleyan Tour- nament placed third in radio newscasting, Larry Lechner placed second in extemporaneous speaking and Jon Flanagin was ranked third in original ora- tory. The debate teams won five out of ten. There were no individual events at the Hastings College Meet. ln debate both the first team, com- posed of David Candish and Larry Lechner, and the second team, which consisted of Larie Holmes and Dennis Shreefer, won superior ratings as teams. They were rated among the top eight teams at the tour- nament. At the Midland College Meet, Larry Lechner placed third in extemporaneous, David Candish placed second in poetry reading and Jon Flanagin placed third in original oratory. ln debate Larry Lechner and David Candish got to the finals, where they were defeated by a vote of two to one judges, winning seven out of eight debates. The second team, composed of Larie Holmes and Den- nis Shreefer were one of two undefeated teams at the tournament. They lacked only a few points of making the semifinals. At the Omaha Central Meet only one team, Larie Holmes and Dennis Shreefer, attended. They won three out of five debates, with Larie Holmes being ranked excellent in extemporaneous and Den- nis Shreefer placing third in radio newscasting. Furiously polishing their notes for the next debate are Dennis Shreefer, Roland Harder, David Candish, and Larie Holmes. D--- fc- I' Numerous appearances made during year PEP BAND FRONT ROW: Dr, Sell, Nlarie lVlarshaIl, Marlene Lucas, Daryl Harper, Lynn Hopwood, Earl Larson, Lee Parks, Larry Lechner, Neal Thomssen, Bill Schmer, Bonnie Erickson. SECOND ROW: Judy Engle, Jean Nlaupin, Ronnie Fulsaas, Darrol Linsley, Linda Robertson, William Locke, Jon Peterson. THIRD ROW: Terry lVlasten, Terry Smith, Davis Champlin, Sheldon Watson, David Sell, Bob Stanage, Bill Enck, Roger Cross, Gene Huebner, BACK ROW: Rollin Ball, Dave lVlcCarthy, Gary Vogt, Anna Welch, Janice Kutschkau, Elaine Rubene, Bill McGavren, Erick Schwartz, Jim lVlurphy. by 90-piece band by Lee Parks Dr. Paul M. Sell's first year as director of the band was a very successful one. The 90-piece organization made numerous local appearances, performing military drills at halfatime for all home football games, serving as host band in the annual Harvest of Harmony, and marching in the Harvest of Harmony and Veterans' Day Parades. The band played a concert on Veterans' Day when the American Legion presented the flag and pole which stands in front of the building, and for the State Educators' Conference held in Grand lsland last winter. A concert in January and another in May, and the District IV Music Concert put the band on public display. A twelve-piece dance band, functioning as a part of the band, was organized this year and played for a city-wide faculty party and the foot- ball dance last fall, and the Jet Dance, entertained at the Melody Moments presentation of Steppin' Out, and at a number of other functions. Providing school spirit and playing for half-time entertainment at the basketball games, was the Pep Band. This organization also played for the arrival of Jeffrey Hunter for the All-American City celebra- tion in January. Several small groups performed at student parti- cipation shows and at contest. The band trip this year was to Lincoln to play for the football game with Lincoln Central. BAND FIRST ROW: Roger Massey, Larry Lechner, Lee Parks, Earl Larsen, Lynn Hopwood, Bill Schmer, Neal Thomssen, Bonnie Erick- son, Bill Gunlock. SECOND ROW: Sonja Simpson, Daryl Harper Marlene Lucas, Rosella Jacobsen, Lois DeFreece, Gary Johnson Eddie Miller, Walt Boyll, Larry Churchwell, Judy Engle, Bob Sharp, Phil Boroff, Jean Maupin, Ronnie Fulsaas, Darrol Linsley THIRD ROW: Deanna Osborn, Marie Marshall, Roland Harder 1 Nancy Candish, Joyce Harris, Susan Brown, Kay Pickard, Kaye Maupin, Joan Leamons, Metta Brown, Larry Leep, Gary Dicken- son, Sheldon Watson, Ronald Baker, Bill Enck, Joyce Jacobsen Billy Engle, Roger Cross, Gene Huebner, David Sell, Bob Stanage FOURTH ROW: Barbara Bonham, Dean Wiegert, Royal Mattingly r Betty Rowe, Dave McCarthy, Rollin Ball, Gary Vogt, Lynn Gra- bill, Tone Kister, Terry Masten, Terry Smith, Davis Camplin, Tom Cobb, John Luna, George Welch, Douglas Powers, Sharon Greene r Bill Ehrsam. FIFTH ROW: Caroline Skinner, Bob Calvert, Shirley Kensinger, Jerry Stahlnecker, Jim Murphy, Bill McGavren, Eric Schwartz, Mary Stoppkotte, Dr. Paul Sell, Janice Kutschkau Elaine Rubene, Jeanene Willis, Anna Welch, Gene Mittan, Wesley McCord, Gail Jensen, Gary Parker, Wilson Merritt, William Locke, Jon Peterson. BACK ROW: Jan Rickert, Dot Gjerloff, Judy Davis, Arlene Urban, Joyce McClure. David Sell, Gene Huebner, Bob Stanage, trumpet trio, perform at the annual band concert. l7,.,.,. f...i.. . r State contest main highlight of yeur The orchestra, under the direction ot Dr. Paul Sell, made their tirst appearance at the Purple Masque play this year. The orchestra has twenty-nine members composed ot eleven violins, three violas, two cellos, three string basses, two French horns, tour cornets, a clarinet, a tlute, and a saxophone. There were six members ot the orchestra chosen to go to the State Clinic in Hastings, November I7 and I9. ln April the State Contest was held in Grand Island with schools participating from all over the state. The string quartet trom the GI orchestra took part in the contest. DANCE BAND FRONT ROW: Roger Nlassey, Darrol Linsley, Ronald Fulsaas, Walter Boyll, Jean Maupin, Kay Nlaupin. SECOND ROW: David Sell, Roger Cross, Larry Leep, William Locke, Jon Peterson. BACK ROW: Jim Nlurphy, David McCarthy, PIANO: John Laurit- Sen. A few members ot the orchestra will attend All- State this summer at the University in Lincoln. Members ot the orchestra are: violins: Mary Lou Flelzer, Carlton Paine, Jeanene Willis, Nancy Kelly, Deanna Lockwood, Kathy Kaufman, Betty Nutter, Diane Hansen, Sandy Boyle, Bill Carlsen, .lo Ann Paulsen. Violas: Minnie Rinke, Lorna Reclinger, Char- lene Sutton. Cellos: Rosemari Williams, Phyliss Spiehs. String Bass: Tone Kister, LaVerne Reimers, Sheldon Watson. French horns: Kay Rickert, Jo Ann Leamons. Comets: Bob Stanage, Gene Huebner, Roger Cross, Dave Sell. Clarinet: Daryl Harper. Flute: Bonnie Erickson. Bass horn: Rollin Ball. Saxophone: Darrol Linsley. W if , W. , J,,,1, 4Lf,V L ,wlL ,, Wifyi lx W X, lxfu 11 rw fvlf V ,J ALJ, l jfvlfm 1 L, G fl ,ll yf' A fly-, l M pl f W A 5 xo W WXZLL ill Mel ,Ml l lbw MQ l!L 5 W v l I JJ' Aj 911 lm X X Khgflgfll' 5 sr . illmbl cl!! X A Y QIF' ' ! X ORCHESTRA FRONT ROW: lVlarilou Helzer, Jeanene Willis, Bill Carlson, Joan Paulsen, Minnie Rinke, Charlene Sutton, Lorna Redinger, Phyllis Spiehs, Rosemari Williams. SECOND ROW: Carlton Paine, Nancy Kelly, Betty Nutter, Sandra Boyll, Joan Leamons, Kay Pick- ard, Daryl Harper, Bonnie Erickson, Darrol Linsley, David Sell, Roger Cross, Gene Hueb- ner, Bob Stanage. BACK ROW: Deanna Lockwood, Kathleen Kaufman, Diane Hansen, Rollin Ball, Sheldon Watson, LaVerne Reimers, Tone Kister, Dr. Paul Sell. T. ,lf lib J NU JV! all J fq'l. nl' . l X10 W lr f I I S li ,flAlC. ml a74Al7 l'7!x 5' 7L1.if.fv fs' - 3 3 lllluv l I Completing the annual with the help of Miss Rosen- quist are Kenneth Scheffel, assistant business manager and Wayne Rose, editor-in-chief of the Purple and Go ld. P 8. G prints memories by Kay Crum p Rushing to meet deadlines, getting pictures taken, ads sold, copy written-all these led up to the finished product ot the Purple and Gold staff. The annualls theme was the first thing to be considered, after it was chosen the editor-in-chief started delegating duties to the various other editors. Besides selling ads to the local business, several other money- raising projects were undertaken, including the sale of a student direc- tory and football and basketball programs. After meeting the last deadlines of the I955-56 Purple and Gold, it was necessary to choose staff members for the next year- book. They were selected by a new method this year, a publications board consisting of eight students and faculty members, who listened to applicants speak and then judged those best qualified for posi- tions. Wayne Rose ...... Y, , .Editor-in-Chief .ludy Freeman ,,,,,,...,,,,. , ,,,,,,,,,,, ,Associate Editor Bill McGavren,,, ,,,,, ,, ,,,, L, ,, , Business Manager Kenny Scheffeln ,,,,, , L, ,. . Assistant Business Manager lan Westover, Mary Michelson, ,, , Layout Editors Dot Wigstone Art Editor Section Editors Kay Donelson . ,ts, ,,s, ,,.t . ,. , Clubs Judy Miner ,,,,, .,,,,, ,, ,,,, ., Arts Barry McKillips ,, ., ,, , Sports Susan McGrath, Bobbie Evans .Eaculty and Classes Judy Lindgren , ,,,s ,, L, , .,s,, Senior Editor Programs Lloyd Sauter Editor, Business Manager Bev Scott. The programs were sold by the English 6-J Class. Student Directories Co-Editors T ,, ,, , Susan McGrath, Bobbie Evans Typists ,.,. ..,t, , . . ,, , , We .,., . ,Judy Lindgren, Linda Robertson Looking over a program are the program editor, Bev Scott, for Busy at work are Ellen Ray, advertising manager, and Bill the Purple and Gold, and staff members Marg Meerkatz, Kay lVlcGavren, business manager of the Purple and Gold. Donelson and Karen Smith. n r.r an-,. XKJ V3 SWS ,Q ,. , . A Q.. .,- 1 C. 4' 5 ,ligne Dorothy Wigstone, art editor, Mary Michelson and Jan Westo- ver, layout editors, are looking over some layouts for the Purple and Gold. gqusrwuu, KF? :Ss Ed Gzehoviak, Judy Lindgren, Judy Miner and Kay Donelson, section editors of the Purple and Gold, are discussing pictures for the annual. in Big smiles are on the faces of the Stu- dent Directory co-editors, Susan McGrath and Bobbie Evans, as they look through Who's Who, Islander records events of the yeur Meeting deadlines and meeting new faces is all part ot a day's worlc on the Islander. Many new faces were seen on this yearis staff, a new faculty adviser, and many students who are new to the Journalism Department. The Islander functions somewhat on the order of a commercial newspaper. Each student who works on the Islander has a weelcly beat to follow and a cer- tain number ot stories to turn in during the week. Because ot the way students, teachers, principals and businessmen support the Islander, it is published weekly. The alumni ot Senior I-Iigh also help pay tor the Islander with their subscriptions tor each issue. New ideas have helped the Journalism Depart- ment in a lot ot ways. The idea ot a Pub Board was new this year. The Publications Board will be composed ot tour students and tour faculty mem- bers. The page editors of the Islander busy at work are Karen Conant, Kay Crump, Lee Parks and Jan Westover. The typists for the Islander, Judy Miner and Roberta Klinginsmith, are busily typing while the business manager, Carole Hehnke, watches. Students wishing to work either on the Islander or Purple and Gold submitted applications tor the job or jobs which they wanted, and then the Pub Boardi' met and selected the two statts tor next year. ISLANDER STAFF Louie Parkin ,s,.s.. ..., ....,....., ,,,, . . ,,,,,,,,,, E d itor in chief Mary St. John .,,,,,, .,.,..,,.,...,,..,,,., N ews editor Karen Conant ..,....,,,,, .,,,,,.,.......,,, F irst page Zack Schoolfield... ..,, Assistant News editor Kay Crump ,,,,,,,,.,... ,,,,,,s,..,.,,,,,,,, S econd page Barry McKiIlips ,,..,.... ............. S ports editor Lee Parks .,s.,,.......,, ,,,,,,.,,,,,..,, F ourth page Carole Hehnke ..,.,....,,, ,,,,.,,,, B usiness Manager Judy Miner .......,......... ...s,.,,..,,s,.,......,. T ypist Roberta Klinginsmith ...,,, ,......,..............,., T ypist Sharon Olson ,,,,..,,..,,.......,,,,,,,,, ,..,..,,, C irculation Manager Karen Glade, Dot Gjerloff Betty Rowe, Mary Walker Pat Woodward, Marlene Quandt Pat Stumbo ..,,,......,.,,..,.............,...........,,,,,..,....,..,.,.s...., Ad Salesmen Ellen Ray, Jane Bost, Judy Freeman, Kay Donelson, Margaret Meerkatz, Bev Scott, Janice Sheehan, Karen Smith .,,,,,.,...,,,,,,,.,.,,,,,,,,,s....,..,,,,,,,,,,.s..,,,,,,, ....,,,s, R eporters 1 , . KW Louie Parkin, editor of the Islander, is reading his favorite paper. Zack Schoolfield, assistant news-editor, end Barry IVlcKiIlips, sports editor of the Islander, are busy deciding which picture would be best for the paper. h,,4's Reporters for the Islander, Jane Bost, Kay Donelson, Sharon Olson, Lloyd Sauter, Kenneth Scheffel and Ellen Ray are gathered in the staff room, reading one of their finished products. Umm film IL.-U.. 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First on the agenda was the Senior Class Play, Clarence,', presented to the public on April 6 and 7. Next came the Senior Class Dinner held at the Liederlcranz on April 26. Members ot the class pro- vided the entertainment. Presiding over the activities were the class ottica ers, Larry Feastef, president, Susan McGrath, vice Class sponsor was Miss Lillian Conybeare. Rev. Alan Justad of the Trinity Methodist Church was selected Class Minister. Other class activities included the Senior Prom, Class Night, Baccalaureate, and tinally Commence, ment. Class colors, purple, lavender, and the yellow rose were displayed in all activities. 'Kln the youth ot today lies the democracy ot to morrow,', will be remembered as the l'-756 senior class motto. l7...... l':l'iv .-:.- Senior class sponsor, Miss lil- lian Conybeare, is meeting with the chairman of the senior events: Louie Parkin, Pro'ng Caroline Re- her, Flower and Color, Jan Win- ters, Motto, and Karen Conant, Dinner. Alderson, Richard Anderson, Ethel .nderson, Sheridan Archer, Jim Arends, Rita Arp, Sondra Atkins, Steve Auhl, Shirley Bausch, Carol Baker, Janis Ball, Rollin Bangert, Kathryn Banks, John Bartuska, Jean Baxter, Deanna Baxter, Tom Bays. Chloe Benzel, Gary Black, Gerry Bly, Leona ALDERSON, RICHARD College Prep. Islander, Quill and Scroll, Glee Club. Dick plans to attend Hastings College in a business administration course. ANDERSON, ETHEL College Prep. GAA, V-Teenettes, Music Masters, Chorus, Solo, Small Groups, Glee Club, Jets, homeroom secretary and vice presi- dent. ANDERSON, SHERIDAN College Prep. Hi-Y, Glee Club, homeroom vice president. Sheridan plans to take up Pre-med. at Hastings College. ARCHER, JIM General Course. FFA. Jim plans to work on a farm or in a service station in Grand Island. ARENDS, RITA General Course. GAA. After graduation Rita plans to attend the Grand Island Nursing School. ARP, SANDRA Homemaking. Sandra is planning to work in Kearney after gradua- tion. Arkuvs, srsve ' College Prep. Glee Club. Steve plans to work in a filling station or an auto repair shop after graduation. AUHL, SHIRLEY Stenographic. GAA, Live Y'ers, office helper. Shirley plans to attend business school after graduation. BAASCH, CAROL Stenographic. Y-Teenettes, Live Y'ers, Glee Club, office helper. Carol plans to work as a bookkeeper-stenographer at the Ace Appli- ance Co. BAKER, JANIS College Prep. GAA, Y-Teenettes, Jets, vice president, homeroom president, Student Council, library helper. Janis is planning to edinnrl nnllnnn BALL, ROLLIN College Prep. Hi-Y, Music Masters, Small Group, Band. BANGERT, KATHRYN Stenographic. GAA, Glee Club, homeroom secretary, office helper. Kathryn's hobbies are reading and painting. BANKS, JOHN College Prep. Lettermen's club, track. John plans to take up elec- trical engineering in college after graduation. BARTUSKA, JEAN Stenographic. Y-Teens, GAA, homeroom secretary. Jean plans to go into office work after graduation. BAXTER, DEANNA College Prep. GAA, treasurer, Jets, homeroom secretarv, Senior class secretary, Student Council, secretary of National Association of Student Council, library helper, office helper. Deanna plans to attend the University of Nebraska after graduation. BAXTER, TOM Agriculture. Merchant League, homeroom president, Student Council, Lettermen's club, Football Team. Tom is going to attend the Uni- versity of Nebraska. BAYS, CHLOE ANN College Prep. GAA, Glee Club, Jets, Chloe Ann plans to attend Omaha Methodist Hospital to go into nursing. BENZEL, GARY College Prep. Hi-Y, Basketball. Gary's plans are indefinite. BLACK, GERRY 'W College Prep. GAA, Glee club, Jets. Gerry is going to attend the Lincoln General School of Nursing. BLY, LEONA I' ..... I -- ..., -- I A.-- ...,..l, A. 1 , BOEHM, JERRY College Prep. Purple Masque, Music Masters, Chorus, Solo, Glee Club, County Government, Purple Masque play. Jerry plans to study radio and ventriloquism after he graduates from Senior. BOOTH, MAURICE College Prep. Merchant League, Islander, Quill and Scroll, Chorus, Glee Club. He is planning on working in GI after graduation. BOWERS, RICHARD General. Hi-Y, Merchant League, Lettermen's Club, Football, Track. Rich plans to work in Grand Island after graduation. BOYLL, WALT College Prep. Hi-Y, Merchant League, Band, Football. Walt is going to go to the University of Nebraska. BRANDT, JOHN LEROY Trades Prep. John hopes to go to New Mexico and drive a truck after he graduates from GIHS. BRANDT, MYRON Part time. Merchant League. Myron has no plans after gradua- tion. BREINER, BONNIE College Prep. GAA, Glee Club, homeroom officer. Bonnie plans to take up nursing at Lincoln General Hospital. BROWN, METTA General. Music Masters, Chorus, Solo, Small Group, Glee Club, Orchestra, Band. She plans to attend the Chicago Salvation Army Training College. BUCHANAN, JEAN General. Live Y'ers, Glee Club. BURNETT, BERNICE Cnllpus- Pren. Y-Teens. Music Masters. Chorus. Solo. Small Groups. Boehm, Jerry Booth, Maurice Bowers, Richard Boyll, Walter Brandt, Leroy Brandt, Myron Breiner, Bonnie Brown. Metta Buchanan, Jean Burnett, Bernice Burton, Loretta Caffrey, Robert Campbell, Carol Candish, David Carlson, Bill Cassell, Vernon Castor, Bill Collins, Charles Collins, Darrell Colwell, Fred BURTON, LORETTA General. GAA, Glee Club, Jets. Loretta plans on going on to col- lege. CAFFREY, ROBERT Stenographic Course. Chorus, Track. He plans to go to Omaha U. or the University of Nebraska. CAMPBELL, CAROL General Course. Y-Teenettes, Glee Club. She plans to work in a dime store in Grand Island after graduation. CANDISH, DAVID College Prep. Band, Debate team, Science Club, president. Dave plans to take law at Harvard. CARLSON, BILL Trades Prep. Hi-Y, Orchestra. Bill has no plans after graduation. CASSELL, VERNON Trades Prep. Hi-Y, Merchant League, Glee Club. Vernon has no after-graduation plans. CASTOR, BILL Trades Prep. Merchant League, Lettermen's Club, Football, Track. Bill plans to be a mechanic. COLLINS, CHARLES Trades Prep. He is planning to join the Army after graduation. COLLINS, DARRELL General. Darrell's hobby is working on cars. Darrell's plans after graduation are indefinite. COLWELL, FRED General. Hi-Y, Merchant League, Small Groups, Glee Club, Debate mam Track Fred would like to on to a trades school after Conant, Karen Cook, Larry Cross, Roger Crow. John usinberry, Sharon Dnhlke, Beverly Dangler, Dennis Deeds, Carol Deltchler, Alice Dold, Ron Dolloff, Pat Donelson, Kay Downey, Lowell Dreher, Robert Paton, Pat termeler, Alberta Ench, Blll Fngle, Judy Evans, Bobbie Evans, Richard CONANT, KAREN College Prep. Y-Teens, Y-Teenettes, Islander, Purple and Gold, Quill and Scroll, Jets, secretary-treasurer, homeroom officer. Karen plans to go on to school at Colorado Woman's College in Denver. COOK. LARRY Trades Prep. Glee Club, Band, Football Team. Larry plans to join the Air Force after graduation. CROSS. ROGER College Prep. Music Masters, Small Group, Orchestra, and Band. Roger is planning on working in Grand Island after graduation. CROW. JOHN General. CRUSINBERRY, SHARON Stenographic. Y-Teens, GAA, Live Y'ers, Jets. Sharon's plans for schooling include work at Nettelton Commercial College. DAHLKE, BEVERLY GAA, Glee Club. Beverly plans to continue her schooling at Con- cordia Teachers' College in Seward. Nebraska. DANGLER, DENNIS College Prep. Hi-Y, secretary-treasurer and vice president, Mer- chant League, Music Masters, Chorus, Glee Club. Dennis plans to attend the University of Nebraska. DEEDS, CAROL Bookkeeping and Accounting. Glee Club. Carol would like to take nurse's training at St. Francis Hospital. DEITCHLER, ALICE Stenographic. Y-Teens, Y-Teenettes, Islander, Purple and Gold, Quill and Scroll, Jets, homeroom officer, office helper. Alice plans to work in Grand Island after graduation. DOLD, RON College Prep. Hi-Y, Merchant League captain. Ron plans to either work for his father or go into the service. DOLLOFF, PAT Stenographic and College Prep. GAA. Pat would like to go into general office work after she graduates from GIHS. DONELSON, KAY College Prep. Y-Teens, GAA, Islander, Purple and Gold, Quill and Scroll, Glee Club, Jets. Kay plans to continue her schooling. DOWNEY, LOWELL College Prep. Hi-Y, Merchant League, Band, homeroom officer, Lettermen's Club, Football, Track. Lowell plans to attend college. DREHER, ROBERT Trades Prep. Merchant League. Bob plans to work in Grand Island after graduation. EATON, PAT Trades Prep. Y-Teens, Live Y-ers. Pat's plans after graduation are indefinite. ELSTERMEIER, ALBERTA Homemaking. Alberta plans to work in Grand Island after gradua- tion. ENCK. BILL College Prep. Merchant League, Band. Bill plans to attend college. ENGLE, JUDY College Prep. GAA, Glee Club, Band, homeroom secretary. Judy is going to attend Kearney State Teachers' and later plans to go into teaching. EVANS, BOBBIE College Prep. Y-Teens, Y-Teenettes, Islander, Purple and Gold, Quill and Scroll, Paletteers, president, Music Masters, Chorus, Small Groups, Glee Club, homeroom officer, Student Council, Cheer leader. Bobbie plans to attend the University of Nebraska. EVANS, DICK General. Dick plans to work as a mechanic in a garage. .S 'TV .- EWOLDT, DALE General. Hi-Y, Boy's Bowling. Dale plans to work after graduation. FALLDORF, RON College Prep. Music Masters, Chorus, Glee Club, homeroom officer, Student Council president, County Government, Lettermen's Club, Football, Basketball, Track. Ron plans to attend college but his plans are indefinite. FALMLEN, SANOA College Prep. Y-Teens, Y-Teenettes, GAA, secretary, Live Y'ers, president, Purple Masque, Music Masters, Chorus, Solo, Small Groups, Glee Club, Jets, homeroom officer, County Government, Purple Masque Play. Sanoa plans to attend Southern Methodist University. FEASTER, LARRY College Prep. Hi-Y, homeroom officer, Senior Class president, Stu- dent Council, County Government, Lettermen's Club, Football Team, Track Team, Basketball Team. Larry plans to continue his schooling. FELSKE, EDGAR Co-operative Trades. Hi-Y, Merchant League. Edgar plans to work in Grand Island after graduation. FOGLESONG, EULA College Prep. Islander, office helper, Eula plans on working after she graduates. FROST, SANDRA College Prep. GAA, Live Y'ers, Chorus, Solo, Small Group, Glee Club, homeroom officer. Sandy has not decided whether to go into physical therapy or teaching. GABLER, DAYLE General. Hi-Y, Merchant League captain. Dayle plans to work at the Augustine Company after graduation in the printing field. GANOW, DON College Prep. Music Masters, Chorus, Solo, Small Groups, Glee Club. He plans to take Engineering at Hastings College. GIES, JOHN Trades. H-Y, Merchant League, Band. John plans to continue his work in the Grand Theater. Ewoldt, Dale Falldovf, Ron Falmlen, Sanoa Feaster, Larry Fclsl-re, Edgar Foglesong, Eula Frost, Sandra Gabler, Dayle Ganow, Donald Gles, John Gllham, Jan Gjerloff, Dot Graf, Gary GILLHAM, JAN Stenographic. Y-Teens, GAA, Y-Teenettes, Live Y'ers, Jets. Jan has not yet decided what she plans to do after graduation. GJERLOFF, DOT College Prep. Y-Teens, GAA, Y-Teenettes secretary, Live Y'ers, Islander, Music Masters, Chorus, Glee Club, Band, Jets, homeroom officer. Dot plans to attend the University of Nebraska. GRAF, GARY College Prep. Hi-Y, Chorus, Glee Club. Gary is going to work after graduation, probably out of state. GRAY, CHARLIE College Prep. Hi-Y, Chorus, Merchant League, Football. Chuck hasn't made any plans after graduation. GRIMMINGER, SAM College Prep. Sam plans to go to school next year, but he has not decided where. GRINSTEAD, BOB College Prep. Hi-Y, Merchant League, homeroom officer, Student Council. Bob plans to go to school in California after graduation. GRONFELDT, BARBARA General. Y-Teens, Y-Teenettes, Purple Masque, Jets, homeroom officer, Debate Team, Purple Masque Play. Barbara plans to attend Doane College. GZEHOVIAK, ED College Prep. Merchant League, Islander, Purple and Gold, Letter- men's Club, Quill and Scroll, Purple Masque vice president, Music Masters, Chorus, Small Groups, homeroom officer, Student Council vice president, County Government, Football, Purple Masque play. Ed plans to go to college. HEHNKE, CAROLE College Prep. Y-Teens, Y-Teenettes, Live Y'ers, Islander, Purple and Gold, Quill and Scroll president, Jets, homeroom officer, Stu- dent Council, office helper. Carole plans to attend the University of Nebraska. HEINS, ANITA Bookkeeping and Accounting. GAA, Y-Teenettes. Anita plans to do office work in Grand Island after graduation. Gray, Chuck Grlmminixer, Sam Grlnstead, Bob Gronfeldt, Barbara Gzehoviak, Edward I-Iehnke, Carole Heine' Anna' ia. l HELZER, MARILOU Stenographic. Live Y'ers, Paletteers, Music Masters, Small Groups, Orchestra. Marilou would like to go on in the field of art. HERMSMEYER, GARY College Prep. Band, Football. Gary plans to attend the University of Nebraska. HOLDER, GEORGE Trades Prep. George plans to work in Grand Island as a meat- cutter after graduation. HOLMES, LARIE College Prep. Hi-Y, president, Merchant League, homeroom officer, Debate Team, Phi Sci, vice president Boys' bowling, president. Larie plans to go into engineering. HOMFELD, NORMA Homemaking. Glee club. Norma plans to work after graduaticn. HOOKER, KIRK General. Kirk's plans after graduation are indefinite. HOOPER, NADINE General. Glee Club. Nadine plans to enter Kearney State Teachers' College. HORN, CARMEN College Prep. Y-Teens, Y-Teenettes, Jets, homeroom president, Student Council, office helper. Carmen plans to attend Omaha University. HORST, MARGIE College Prep. Y-Teens, Y-Teenettes, Jets, homeroom office, Music Masters, Chorus, Solo, Small Groups, Glee Club. Margie plans to go on to school after working a year. IRVINE, LARRY Trades Prep. Hi-Y, Basketball. Larry's plans after graduation are indefinite. Helzer, Marilou Hermsmeyer, Gary Holder, George Holmes, Larle Homfeld, Norma Hooker, Kirk Hooper, Nadine Horn, Carmen Horst, Margie Irvine, Larry Irwin, LaVerne Irwin, Robert Jacobsen, Rosella Jaeger, Jim James, Carol James, Donald Jansen, Kenneth Jansen, Margaret Janssen, Lois Jellnek, Donald IRWIN, LAVERNE General. Islander. LaVerne's plans for working after graduation are indefinite. IRWIN, ROBERT Trades Prep. Merchant League. Robert plans to join the service after he graduates. JACOBSEN, ROSELLA General. Y-Teens, GAA, Y-Teenettes, Live Y'ers, Music Masters, Chorus, Small Groups, Glee Club, Band, Jets, County Government. Rosella plans to work in Grand Island after graduation. JAEGER, JIM College Prep. Hi-Y, Merchant League. Jim plans to attend the University of Nebraska and take business administration. JAMES, CAROL General. Y-Teens, GAA, Live Y'ers, Music Masters, Chorus, Small Groups, Jets, homeroom officers, Student Council, City Govern- ment. Carol plans to do office work outside of Grand Island, after graduation. JAMES, DONALD College Prep. County Government, Lettermen's Club, Football, Bas- ketball, Track. Don plans to go into the Navy after he graduates. JANSEN, KENNETH General. Kenneth will do farm work near St. Libory upon graduat- ing. JANSEN, MARGARET Stenographic Course. After graduation Marg plans to get a secre- tarial job in Grand Island. JANSSEN, LOIS General. Lois's plans for the future are indefinite. JELINEK, DON ' College Prep. Purple Masque, president, Music Masters, Chorus, Small Groups, homeroom president, Student Council, Football, Purple Masque play. Don would like to study engineering after graduation. ' Dm... ..:.-4 ,...,. JUDY, MARY College Prep. GAA, Live Y'ers, Chorus, Glee Club, Jets. After graduation Mary would like to take up nursing or-physical educa- tion. KEMPF, JEAN General. Y-Teens, GAA, Y-Teenettes. Jean will work in Grand Island as a telephone operator after graduation. KISTER, TONE General. Orchestra, Band. Tone plans to attend Milford Trades School after graduation. KLINGINSMITH, ROBERTA Stenographic. GAA, Y-Teenettes, Islander, Solo, Glee Club, Jets. Roberta has no definite plans for her future. KNUTH, BETTY General. GAA. Betty will work after graduation. KOEHLER, BOB Trades Prep. Football. Bob has no definite plans for after gradua- tion. KOTTWITZ, BRENDA General. GAA, Glee Club, Jets. Brenda has no definite plans for after graduation. KOZAK, BARBARA College Prep. Y-Teens, GAA, Paletteers. Barbara would like to at- tend Colorado School of Floral Design. KROHN, ROBERT College Prep. Merchant League. Bob plans to go to school in Washington to train for FBI work. KRUSE, PHYLLIS Homemaking. Phyllis would like to be a telephone operator in Grand Island. KUEHNER, KEN Trades Prep. 4-H, FFA. Ken plans on farming somewhere after graduation. li .. I KUHLMAN, PAUL Judy, Mary Kempf, Jean Kister, Tone Klinglnsmith, Robel Knuth, Betty Koehler, Robert Kottwitz, Brenda Kozak, Barbara Krohn, Bob Kruse Phyllis Kuehner, Kenneth Kuhlman, Paul Lagsding, Nancy Lechner, Larry Lendt, Barbara Lessig, Delores Lessig, Marilyn Lillenthal, Robert Linden, Arnold Lindgren, Judy College Prep. Phi Sci. Paul plans to take an electrical engineering course at the University of Nebraska. LADSDING, NANCY General. Y-Teens, GAA, Y-Teenettes, Jets. Nancy wants to do of- fice work in either Grand Island or Chicago. LECHNER, LARRY College Prep. Band, Debate Team, Music Masters. LENDT, BARBARA College Prep. GAA, Glee Club, Jets. Barbara wants to attend Kearney State Teachers College next fall and study for a career in secondary teaching. LESSIG, DELORES Bookkeeping and Accounting. Delores plans to work in Grand Is- land atter graduation. LESSIG, MARILYN Stenographic. Glee Club. Marilyn plans on secretarial work after graduation. LILIENTHAL, ROBERT Trades Prep. Robert plans to work for a coast-to-coast trucking company. LINDEN, ARNOLD Trades Prep. Hi-Y, Glee Club. Arnold plans to work in Grand Is- land after graduation. LINDGREN, JUDY College Prep. Y-Teens, Y-Teenettes, vice-president, Islander, Pur- ple and Gold, Quill and Scroll, Purple Masque, Paletteers, vice- president, Music Masters, president, Chorus, Solo, Small Groups, Glee Club, homeroom offices, Student Council, County Government, office helper, Purple Masque Play, GIY-Hi. Judy plans to attend the University of Nebraska and major in speech therapy. M EVES, JACQUE Lohn, Marjorie Lum ts, Marlene I ucht, Richard Lucite, Edythe Luna, Richard Iundy, Neva dcCartl'y, David McGavren, Blll McGrath, Susan Itllugh, Bztrburzt l1Kllllp::. Barry cKinncy, Loretta Machan, Larry M'tder, Robert Mtrsh, Rolland Vlarsltztll, Mario Massey, Roger Mertan, Judy ttenbrlnk, Ronald Meves, Jacque LOHN, MARJORIE General. Marjorie would like to go to college and take up nursing. LUCAS, MARLENE General. GAA, Chorus, Solo, Small Groups, Glee Club, Orchestra, Band. After graduation, she would like to be a beautician or a dance instructor in Grand Island. LUCHT, RICHARD College Prep. Music Masters, Chorus, Solo, Small Groups. Richard would like to go to a school which offers a good course in music and science. LUCKE, EDYTHE College Prep. Edythe would like to attend St. Luke's School of Nursing in Denver and take a course in nursing anesthesiology. LUNA, RICHARD College Prep. Merchant League. Lettermen's Club, Track. Dick plans to attend Kearney State Teacher's College. LUNDY, NEVA Stenographic. Y-Teens, GAA, Chorus, Small Groups, Glee Club. lf Neva doesn't go on to school she would like to work in the Telephone Office in Grand Island. McCARTHY, DAVID College Prep. Hi-Y, Merchant League, Music Masters, Glee Club, Band. David would like to attend college and take up a law course. MCGAVREN, BILL College Prep. Purple and Gold, business manager, Music Masters, Glee Club, Band, library helper. Bill plans to attend college in Texas and go into a government job. McGRATH, SUSAN College Prep. Y-Teens, president, Y-Teenettes, president, Islander, Purple and Gold, Quill and Scroll secretary, Paletteers, Music Masters, Chorus, Small Groups, Glee Club, Cheerleader, homeroom officer, Senior Class officer, County Government, GIY-Hi. Susan plans to attend the University of Nebraska. MCHUGH, BARBARA General. Y-Teens, Y-Teenettes, Glee Club. Barbara would like to work in a hospital in Chicago or go to college. McKlLLlPS, BARRY College Prep. Merchant League, Islander, Purple Barry plans to attend Kearney State Teachers journalism. McKINNEY, LORETTA College Prep. Chorus, Solo, Glee Club. Loretta elementary teaching at Sioux Falls College in MACHAN, LARRY Hi-Y, Glee Club, Basketball. After graduation to drive a truck. MADER, ROBERT. and Gold, Chorus. College and take is going to study South Dakota. Larry would like General. Merchant League. Robert plans to work after graduation. MARSH, ROLLAND Trades Prep. Purple Masque, Chorus, homeroom officer. Rolland is undecided about his plans upon graduation. MARSHALL, MARIE College Prep. GAA, Y-Teenettes, Orchestra, Band, homeroom of- ficer. Marie would like to attend college but is undecided about where. MASSEY, ROGER College Prep. Hi-Y, Music Masters, Chorus, Band, Drum Major, homeroom officer, Letterman's Club, Football, Roger will attend the University of Nebraska. MERTEN, JUDY Basketball, Track. College Prep. GAA, Jets, homeroom office, Judy plans to study nursing after graduation. METTENBRINK, ROLAND Bookkeeping and Accounting. Merchant League, homeroom officer. Ronald plans to work on his father's farm after he graduates. College Prep. Y-Teens, Y-Teenettes, Music Masters, Chorus, Solo, Small Group, Jets, president, homeroom officer, County Govern- ment. Jacque plans to attend the University of Nebraska and take a business administration course. ' - 1' - Moeller, Albert Montgomery, Don Niedfelt, Gerald Nlemoth, Marilyn Noriega, Beatrice Oberschulte, Melvin MEVES, PEGGY College Prep. Y-Teens, GAA, Y-Teenettes, Glee Club, Jets. Peggy plans on attending a college, but is undecided upon which one. MILLER, GARY College Prep. Basketball, Track, homeroom officer, Lettermen's Club. Gary will become a commercial pilot after attending the Emmery Riddle School of Aviation. MINER, JUDY College Prep. Y-Teens, Y-Teenettes, Islander, Purple and Gold, Quill and Scroll, Purple Masque, Paletteers, Jets, homeroom of- ficer, Student Council, Purple Masque play. Judy would like to go into nursing after graduation. MOELLER, ALBERT Trades Prep. Merchant League. After graduation, he will farm southwest of Grand Island. MOHL, RON College Prep. Music Masters, Chorus, Small Group, Glee Club, De- bate Team. Ron will major in science and math at college. MONTGOMERY, DON General. Don will work in Grand Island after he graduates. MORA, ROSALIE Bookkeeping and accounting. Rosalie will work as a bookkeeper in Grand Island. MORTON, PEGGY College Prep. GAA, president, Live Y'ers, Jets, homeroom officer, County Government, library helper. Peggy will take nurses train- ing in preparation for her career. MURPHY, MILAN Trades Prep. Letterman's Club, Football, Track. Milan may attend Kearney State Teachers' College. MEYERS, BRUCE Trades Prep. Bruce's plans are as yet indefinite. NELSON, CLIFF Trades Prep. Hi-Y, Merchant League, Chorus, Glee Club, home- room officer, Lettermen's Club, Football, Track. Cliff plans to at- tend the University of Nebraska. NELSON, NORMA JEAN College Prep. Y-Teens, GAA, Y-Teenettes, Live Y'ers, Chorus, Glee Club, Jets. Norma would like to go to Kearney State Teachers College and take elementary teaching. NIEDFELT, GERALD College Prep. Jerry plans to go to college this coming year. NIEMOTH, MARILYN Homemaking. GAA, Glee Club. Marilyn would like to work in Grand Island. NOBLE, LARRY Trades Prep. Hi-Y. Larry's plans are indefimte. NORIEGA, BEATRICE Stenographic. Band. Beatrice plans to work a year before going to college. OBERSCHULTE, MELVIN General. Melvin would like to be a carpenter in Grand Island. OLSON, DON Trades Prep. Merchant League., Letterman's Club, secretary, Foot- ball, Track. Don plans on being a farmer in the State of Ne- braska. OLSON, LARRY Bookkeeping and accounting. Hi-Y. Larry will attend Kearney State Teachers College. He will take business administration. OSBORN, TOM College Prep. Merchant League, homeroom officer, Student Coun- cll, Football. Tom will attend the University of Nebraska or Kear- ney State Teachers' College. Meves, Peggy Miller, Gary Miner, Judy Mohl, Ronald Mora, Rosalie Morton, Peggy Murphy, Mllan Myers, Bruce Nelson, Cliff Nelson, Norma Noble, Larry Olson, Don Olson, Larry Osborn- Tom ,A i .I SSSiSi325f?S H- - Q PALMER, SHARON General. Y-Teens, Y-Teenettes, Glee Club. Sharon plans to attend the St. Francis School of Nursing. PARKIN, LOUIE College Prep. Merchant League, Islander, Quill and Scroll, Glee Club, homeroom officer, Student Council, County Government, Foot- ball, Basketball. Baker University is Louie's school for next year. He will take a Business Administration course. PATTERSON, SANDRA College Prep. Y-Teens, GAA, Glee Club, Jets, homeroom officer. Sandra will study for a teaching career at Kearney State Teachers College next fall. PAULSEN, JEAN Stenographic. Y-Teens, GAA, Live Y'ers. Jean plans to work in Grand Island after graduation, doing stenographic work. PAULY, ARTHUR Bookkeeping and Accounting. Arthur likes to fish and play the guatar. PAYNE, ARTHUR Trades Prep. Hunting, fishing and horses are Arthur's hobbies. He plans to work in Grand Island. PEARCE, CHARLES Trades Prep. Charles plans to farm after graduation. PEDERSON, DON College Prep. Don plans to attend either Ames, Iowa, or the Uni- versity of Nebraska. PERKINS, PAT General. GAA, Chorus, Solo, Small Groups, Glee Culb. Pat has no future plans. Palmer, Sharon Parkin, Louis Patterson, Sandra. Paulsen, Jean Pauly, Arthur Payne, Arthur Pearce, Charles Pedersen, Don Perkins, Patty Peters, Bonnie Peters, James Petersen, Linda Peterson, Howard Peterson, Jon Plcthall, Gary Plank, Thais Pollock Earlene Prcisendorf, Dlck Proctor, Wilma Puckett, Raymond PETERS, BONNIE General. Bonnie is undecided about her future. PETERS, JAMES General. Boys Bowling. James' plans for the future are not definite. PETERSEN, LINDA Stenographic. Linda would like to do secretarial work after gradu- ation. PETERSON, HOWARD Trades Prep. Howard has not decided on his work for the future. PETERSON, JON College Prep. Merchant League, Music Masters, Chorus, Band, homeroom officers, County Government. Jon will study music at Hastings College. PICTHALL, GARY Trades Prep, Hi-Y, Merchant League. Gary plans to join the Air Force upon graduation. PLANK, THAIS College Prep. GAA, Live Y'ers, Chorus, Solo, Small Groups, Glee Club. Thais will study physical education at college. POLLOCK, EARLEN E Homemaking. Earlene will attend the Grand Island Beauty Academy next year. PROCTOR, WILMA General. Y-Teens. Wilma will work in California or Colorado after graduation. PUCKETT, RAY Trades Prep. Ray plans to work after graduation. 11 PULLIAM, JULIE General. Y-Teens, vice president, Jets, Glee Club. Julie is planning to work in Topeka, Kansas, after graduation. QUANDT, MARLENE College Prep. Islander, Chorus, Solo, Glee Club, Jets recorder, homeroom officer, Student Council. Marlene will attend college, but she isn't certain which one. QUILLIN, WALTER College Prep. Hi-Y, Glee Club, Boy's Bowling. He will attend col- lege at Hastings. RAMIREZ, MAX Trades Prep. Hi-Y, Glee Club, Merchant League. Max plans to work after graduation. RAMERIZ, POLLY General. Polly will attend Omaha Beauty School. RAPIEN, BARBARA College Prep. Y-Teens, GAA, Y-Teenettes, Purple Masque, Glee Club, Jets, Purple Masque play. Barbara would like to be a nurse. RAYMOND, DALE General. Hi-Y, Paletteers. Dale plans to work in Grand Island after graduation. REDINGER, LESTER Trades Prep. After graduation Lester plans to work on the west coast. REHER, CAROLINE Homemaking. Glee Club, homeroom officer, office helper. She plans to work as a typist in Grand Island in the future. RFITAN .IINI Pulliam, Julie Quandt, Marlene Qulllin, Walter Ramirez, Max Ramirez, Polly Raplen, Barbara Raymnnd, Dale Redinger, Leslie Reher, Caroline Reltan, Jlm Renter, June Rhynehart, Curtis Rieck, Shirley Rlnke, Elsie Rlnke, Shirley Roberts, Jan Robertson, Linda. Robinson, Richard Rose, Wayne RENTER, JUNE Stenographic. Y-Teens, GAA, Y-Teenettes, Purple Masque, Palet- teers, Glee Club, Jets, Purple Masque play. June will attend college. RHYNEHART, CURTIS College Prep. Merchant League. He will study for engineering after graduation. , RIECK, SHIRLEY General. Y-Teens, Small Groups, Glee Club. Shirley hasn't decided whether or not she will continue her education. RINKE, SHIRLEY General. GAA. Shirley plans to work after graduation. RINKE, ELSIE College Prep. Y-Teens, GAA, Glee Club, Jets. Elsie plans to study nursing. ROBERTS, JAN College Prep. Y-Teens, GAA, Live Y'ers, Purple Masque, Solo, Small Groups, Glee Club, Jets, homeroom officer, Purple Masque play. Jan will attend Wyoming University. ROBERTSON, LINDA General. Y-Teens, GAA, Live Y'ers, Orchestra, Band. She plans to work after graduation. ROBINSON, RICHARD General. Richard's hobbies are collecting guns, hunting and fishing. He plans to work in Grand Island after graduation. ROSE, WAYNE College Prep. Hi-Y, Merchant League, Purple and Gold, editor-in- chief, Quill and Scroll, homeroom officer, Student Council, Football Team. Wayne plans to study chemical engineering at the University of Nebraska. ROSS, WALTER Ross, Walter RUBENE, ELAINE College Prep. Y-Teens, GAA, Y-Teenettes, Band. Elaine will study nursing after graduation. RUSCHY, DOROTHY Stenographic. Glee Club, Dorothy will attend the Grand Island Business College. RUSSELL, DICK College Prep. Merchant League, Glee Club, County Government. Dick will attend school at Hastings and take a business course. ST. JOHN, MARY College Prep. Y-Teens, Y-Teenettes, Islander, Purple and Gold, Quill and Scroll, Music Masters, Chorus, Small Groups, Glee Club, Jets, homeroom officer. Mary will attend school at Colorado Wom- en's College at Denver, Colorado. SALESTROM, MARCIA Stenographic. Y-Teens, GAA, Y-Teenettes, Jets, office helper. Marcia would like to attend college but work a year first. SANBURG, CHARLES College Prep. Merchant League. He would like to take a course in teaching in college. SANCHEZ, EMILY General. Y-Teens, Y-Teenettes, Live Y'ers. Emily will seek office work after graduation. SANDERSON, DEANNA Homemaking. Deanna will work in Grand Island after graduating. SCHEFFEL, BILL Trades Prep. Merchant League. He would like to attend Milford Trades School. SCHELBY, KAREN General. After graduation she plans to work in Grand Island. SCHMIDT, GARY College Prep. Hi-Y, Boy's Bowling. Garry plans to go to Tocoma, Washington, upon graduation. SCHOOLFIELD, ZACK General. Hi-Y, Islander, Purple and Gold, Quill and Scroll, Track, Phi Sci, Boys' Bowling. Zack plans to attend the University of Nebraska to study journalism. SCHROEDER, JERRY College Prep. Music Masters historian, Glee Club, homeroom of- ficer, Student Council, Lettermen's Club, president, Football, Bas- ketball, Track. SCHWIEGER, RON Trades. Merchant League, Football. Ron may enter the Marine Corps after graduating. SHEEHAN, MICHAEL College Prep. Hi-Y, Merchant League, Paletteers, homeroom officer, Boys' bowling, Lettermen's Club, Golf. Mike plans on entering the University of Nebraska School of Business Administration. SHREEFER, DENNIS College Prep. Hi-Y, Islander, Purple Masque, Paletteers, homeroom officer, Solo, Small Group, Debate Team, Purple Masque play, Boys' Bowling, vice president. SHRINER, DONNA General. Donna plans on working in California after graduating. SHRINER, LINDA General. Paletteers, Linda plans to work in an office after she graduates. SIEVERS, ALICE General. GAA, Chorus, Glee Club. Alice will work in Grand Island after graduation. SIGGINS, BOB College Prep. Islander, Purple and Gold, Quill and Scroll Treasurer, homeroom officer, Student Council, County Government, Lettermen's Club, Football, Basketball, Track. Bob will take a science course in whatever school he enters this coming fall. Lubene, Elaine uschy, Dorothy Russell, Dick lt. John, Mary lestrovn, Marcia .nburg, Charles anchez, Emily iderson, Deanna Scheffel, Blll chelby, Karen lchmldt, Gary hoolfleld, Zack zhroeder, Jerry lwleger, Ronald eehan. Michael reefer, Dennis arlner, Donna. hrlner, Linda Sievers, Allce Slgglns, Bob Y .lK TT I I .' ..asf .. l Stahlnevker, Jerry Stopkotte, Warren Sturtevzmt, Wanita. Van Blbber, Larrie SKIBINSKI, PAT General. Pat would like to be a sales clerk or typist. SOBIESZYK, NICK Trades Prep. Merchant League, homeroom officer, Student Council, City Government. Nick will attend School of Electrical Engineering in Wisconsin. SORENSEN, JAN College Prep. Y-Teens, Y-Teenettes, Islander, Purple and Gold, Quill and Scroll, Music Masters, Chorus, Small Group, Jets, office helper. Jan may attend Kearney State Teachers College. SPIEHS, RICHARD Trades Prep. Hi-Y, Merchant League. Dick may attend Milford Auto Engineering School. STAHLNECKER, JERRY General. Band. Jerry will join the Navy after graduation. STANAGE, ROBERT College Prep. Music Master, Solo, Small Group, Orchestra, Band, library helper. Bob will attend the University of Nebraska and major in music. STARR, DICK General. Hi-Y, vice president, Merchant League, Paletteers. STEWART, KAY College Prep. Y-Teens, GAA, Y-Teenettes, Secretary, Paletteers, Glee Club, Jets. Kay would like to be an elementary teacher. STOPPKOTTE, WARREN College Prep. FFA, secretary, Hi-Y, secretary-treasurer. Warren will attend the University of Nebraska where he will take a course in agriculture. STURTEVANT, WANITA General. Y-Teens, Music Masters, office helper. Wanita's hobbies include reading books, playing the piano, and studying geography. SUNDEEN, CHARLES Trades Perp. Merchant League, homeroom officer, Football. Chuck's plans are indefinite after he graduates. SUPONCHICK, GENE College Prep. Chorus, homeroom officers, Student Council, County Government, Lettermen's Club, Football, Track. Gene may attend the University of Nebraska. SWAFFORD, JIM College Prep. Chorus, Glee Club. Jim may attend the University of Nebraska. SWEENEY, DALE College Prep. County Government. Dale is undecided about what he will do after he graduates. THAVENET, DARYLL Trades. Hi-Y, Merchant League. Daryll would like to farm near Grand Island. TILLMAN, SHIRLEEN Stenographic. Y-Teens, GAA, Live Y'ers. Shirleen would like to work in an office in Denver next year. TJADEN, KAY General. Y-Teenettes, Glee Club. Kay would like to attend the University of Nebraska. 'l'URK, ROGER College Prep. Roger plans to go to the University of Missouri, col- lege of Veterinary after he graduates. VACLAVEK, KARL Trades. Hi-Y, Merchant League, Paletteers. Karl's hobby is mak- ing miniature planes, boats, and trains. VAN BIBBER, LARRIE General. Larrie plans to join the Army right after graduation. Sklblnsky, Pat ' Sobieszyk, Nick Sorensen, Janice Spiehs, Richard Stanage, Robert Starr, Dick Stewart, Kay Sundeen, Charles Suponchick, Gene Swztfford, James Sweeney, Dale Thavenet, Daryll Tillman Shirleen I Tjaden, Kay Turk, Roger Vaclavek, Karl J! l -- Xzifiiiw-.1 SE,-lv VAN HOOSEN, KENNY Trades. Hi-Y. Kenny will work next year. VANOSDALL, MARY, LAUNERS Y-Teens, GAA, Live Y'ers, Music Masters, secretary, Chorus, Solo, Small Group, Glee Club, Jets. VAN TRUMP, LINDA Trades Prep. Y-Teens, GAA, Y-Teenettes, Live Y'ers. Linda will do office work in Grand lsland next year. VOGT, GARY General. Hi-Y, Merchant League, Paletteers, Band. Gary wants to go into the field of art or drafting. VOLKE, HELEN General. GAA, Glee Club. Helen will do office work next year. WAGNER, JERRY College Prep. Islander, Purple and Gold, Quill and Scroll, Band, homeroom officer, Student Council, Lettermen's Club, Football, Basketball. WAGNER, RICHARD College Prep, Homeroom officer. Richard plans to attend the Uni- versity of Nebraska and take a mechanical engineering course. WALKER, JOE Trades Perp. Hi-Y, Merchant League, homeroom officer, Football. WALKER, MARY Stenographic. Y-Teens, GAA, Live Y'ers, Islander, Music Masters, Chorus, Solo, Small Groups, Glee Club, Jets. WATSON, JIM General. Football. Jim plans to work in Grand Island. WATSON, SHERRY Trades Prep. GAA. Sherry plans to take nurse's training at the University of Nebraska. WEAVER, DICK College Prep. Purple Masque, Music Masters, Chorus, Small Groups, Purple Masque play. Dick will take a course in social sciences and WEEKS, MARCIA General. Y-Teens, GAA, Y-Teenettes, Glee Club, Jets. Marcia will do office work next year. WEST, SHARYN Stenographic. Y-Teens, Y-Teenettes, Purple Masque, secretary Music Masters, Chorus, Small Group, Glee Club, Cheerleader, Band, Jets, home room officer, County Government, office helper, Purple Masque play, GI-Y-Hi. WIESER, SHIRLEY Homemaking. Shirley will work in Grand Island after she gradu- ates. WIIG, JUDY College Prep. Y-Teens, Y-Teenettes, Jets, Islander, Purple and Gold, Quill and Scroll, Purple Masque, Music Masters, vice presi- dent, Chorus, Solo, Small Groups, Glee Club, homeroom officer, Purple Masque play, Cheerleader. Judy plans to attend the Univer- sity of Nebraska. WILSON, SANDRA College Prep. Y-Teens, Y-Teenettes, Jets. Sandra will attend Creighton University in the fall. She will take a nurse's training course. WILSON, WALLACE College Prep. Golf Team. Wally plans to go to the University of Nebraska and take a business course, WINTER, JAN College Prep. GAA, Glee Club, Jets, homeroom officer, Student Council, secretary, office helper. Jan will attend the University of Nebraska. She is active in 4-H work. WONGWAI, GEORGE College Prep. George wants to attend the University of Wyoming. Van Hoosen, Kenneth Lahners, Mary V. Van Trump, Linda Vogt, Gary Volkl, Helen Wagner, Jerry Wagner, Richard Walker, Joe Walker, Mary Watson, Jim Watson, Sherry 1 Weaver, Dick Weeks, Marcia West, Sharyn Wleser, Shirley Wllg, Judy Wilson, Sandra. Wilson, Wally Winter, Janice Wcmgwai, George College Prep Hi Y, Merchant League. Ben after he graduates. ZOOK, MARK plans to join the service College Prep. Merchant League, Glee Club, homeroom officer Stu dent Council, County Government, Football, Track. STARK, ARLENE Bookkeepmg and Accounting. Y-Teens, Y-Teenettes. Diane plans to ' College Prep. Arlene will attend Kearney State Teachers College attend Colorado University at Boulder in th General Y Teenettes, Paletteers. e future. CLOUD, BEVERLY Homemaking. GAA, Glee Club, Beverly would like to be a nurse s aide after graduation. Wood, Ben Class Motto: l Class Colors Class Flower Class Minister Senior Dinner . Senior Class Play Wright, Diana Zlola, Betty Zook, Mark Stark, Arlene Cloud, Beverly n Tl1eYoutl1 of Today Lives the Democracy of Tomorrow. - . . . Purple and Lavender . . . Yellow Rose . The Rev. Allan Justacl . . . . April 26 . . April 6, 7 Senior Prom . MBV I0 Class Night May 25 Baccalaureate . . May 27 Commencement . - MBV 29 0 This shows a typical senior typing class. ln the second semester, seniors are enrolled in typing I, II, III, and IV. Steve Atkins, LaVerne Reimers, and Larry Cook are some of the senior boys who are taking auto mechanics. Alberta Elstermeier, Sandra Frost, Bill Scheffel, Barbara Kozak, and Larry Irvine are among the seniors who find ceramics in- teresting. XY 's iii Jean Kempf and Bonnie Peters will be better homemakers be- cause of the sewing in GIHS, Page SUVPIIIY om K. 'n 'Jarlson Carole Clay, DOTIS Carson, Sharon Cloud, Beverly parm smmntv-fum Q1 4' bf . ' we 5 4 , J I 5 X 4 Aldridge, Bob Allen. Gloria Amend, Herb Anderson, Gary Anderson, Mary Ellen Ashby, Pat Atkins, Emily Baasch, Delores Bahn, Ruth Baker, Mike Ball, Jerry Beck, Ruby Beistline, Phil Bishop, Nancy Blaha, Lucy Blair, Barb Blair, Carrye Bockmann, LaDonna Boeka, Joel Bonham, Barb Bost, Jane Bottorf, Shirley Brandt, Herb Bray, Jean Brcdthauer, Oscar Brown, Lois Buhrman, Brendan Calhoun, Jon Campbell, Wayne Camplin, Davis WF. Cash, Cassell, Chamberlain, Chancellor, Christensen, Julia Gary Dwight Lauren Eva J. Cochran, Connelly, Corwin, Crandell, Crosby, Clarence Ed Richard Sonya Joanne Juniors 2 3 ZZ' 2? 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Merchant League Track Golf . Live Y'ers . Boys Bowling . . 86 90 . . 94 . 95 . 95 . 96 . 97 DMU. ,.:,.l.a.. f... ' 'U VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM Front Row: Cliff Nelson, Richard Bowers, Lowell Downey, John Crow, Gene Suponchick, Jerry Wagner, Mark Zook. BACK ROW: Head Coach Jerry Lee, Torn Osborn, Ed Gzehoviak, Don Olson, Larry Feaster, Bob Siggins, Jerry Schroeder, Ron Falldorf, Assistant Coach, Einer Toft, Assistant Coach, Bud Feaster, GI gridders end season with un 8-2 slate This year the Grand lsland lslanders finished the tootloall season with eight wins and two losses. The lslanders were under the guidance ot head coach Jerry Lee, who returned to Grand lsland after a year as head track coach at the University ot Ne- braslca. Coach Lee was assisted by Einer Tott, line coach, and Bud Feaster. The Grand lsland team was composed ot I3 sen- iors, l4 juniors and one sophomore. The Grand lsland forward wall averaged l62 pounds with Don Olson the heaviest at 202 and John Rayno the lighest at I36 pounds. The lslander baclctield averaged l56 pounds with Jerry Schroeder weighing the most at l78 and Ron- nie Seymour the lightest at I36. Grand lsland lslanders opened their season by traveling to Curtis, Netnraslca and defeating the Cure tis Aggies by a score ot 27 to 6. GI then returned home the following week end and clobloered the Lincoln Northeast Rockets 33 to O. 'oeder, is shown re Ed Gzehoviak, xmnarn mowers, and non raiiuorr. -A YA lr Don Olson received honorable mention Larry Feaster was an all-State World- Dave Duff, a guard, received an all-State from both the World-Herald and the Asso- Herald end and received honorable mention position at guard from the Associated Press. ciated Press. Don was also team co-captain. from the Associated Press. Larry was on the High School all-America team and was a team co-captain. The Islanders went to Columbus and beat the Dis- coverers 20 to O, but the following weelc end the Is- landers were beaten by Lincoln Central I4 to O at Lincoln. The next weelc the Norfolk Panthers invaded the Islanders domain but were turned baclc I8 to O and the Islanders hit the North Platte Bulldogs, 20 to 6. Grand Island then invaded tiger land and met and defeated their age old rival, the Hastings Tigers, by a score of I9 to 6. The following weelcend saw the Islanders win the East Division of the Big Ten Conference by beating Fremont 7 to O. On November 4, the Islanders traveled to Omaha to meet Creighton Prep of Omaha. The Junior Jays tripped up Grand Island by the score of 28 to I3. The Islanders met Scottsbluff, West Division win- ner of the Big Ten Conference, on November I7 at Scottsbluff and defeated the Bearcats 4I to I3 to win the Big Ten Conference. The I3 seniors who played their last game for the Islanders against Scottsbluff are: Richard Bowers, John Crow, Lowell Downey, Ron Palldorf, Larry Peas' ter, Ed Gzehovialc, Cliff Nelson, Don Olson, Bob Sig- gins, Jerry Schroeder, Gene Suponchiclc, Jerry Wag- ner. FRONT ROW: Ronnie Seymour, Erick Schwartz, Herb Amend, John Rayno, Gary Dickinson, Jerry Ball. BACK ROW: Gary Gilpin, Monte Nloorberg, Charles Sheffield, Oscar Bredthauer, Merle Schuyler, Ward Winter, Dave Duff. 551.2 . rs ' Y I .... ,,,,,,,, ,, X 'ij 1 e t . .f esgfgflp s are An 1 I t is .3 I it X mi Ijaqv vrgrlilv sm 4 rr 5?C 'Gi ,F buf' QV. 2 i Bill Castor and Walter Boyll, varsity football managers are iown here cleaning up the medicine case. The seasons accomplishments were a seventh place in the poll of the top ten teams in the state, East Division title and Big Ten Champion. The Islanders also had one all-American player and three all- State players. Cliff Nelson evades a would-be tackler as he blasts his way for a five yard gain during the Lincoln Northeast game. IE Larry Feaster was named to the high school all- American team and was an all-State end on the World Herald team and he also received honorable mention trom the Associated Press and Don Olson received honorable mention trom both the World Herald and the Associated Press. The Grand Island cheerleaders are leading the student body in a cheer at a football game. They are Sharyn West, Judy Wiig, Susan IVlc- Grath, Jackie Johnson, Bobbie Evans, Lucy Blaha, and Carrye Blaire. Prizm viulllv viulrl Bl gg e 4 - i , ' at of W2 y rg in 'gi Q B.. H. t ,M 9 . 1- W ,Q S950 sie? RW it aa 02 E aa , EQ' I ygg 'v T .-. 7 f I 9 ba? I I h QS Q . lm Q S R as ssarss ew- a i 52 ggi Yolf Y 2 RESERVE TEAM FRONT ROW: Francis Moul, Ronald Fulsaas, Jim Cates, Darold Tagge, Ed Connelly, Jack Roach, Dave Sheeran, Gary Dahlke, Bob Tonkin, George Arnold, Delmar Sielaff, Harry Priesendorf. SECOND ROW: Coach Jacque Evans, Chuck Varvel, Doug Schubert, Bob Hanna, Larry Van Wey, Jerry Montgomery, Rodney Neubert, Jeff Wilson, Ronald Metcalf, Doyle Muhs, Kenneth Perkins, Steve Beachler, Student Manager and Coach Stephen Gaines. BACK ROW: Darrel Welch, Bob Merten, Gary Johnson, Lanny Talich, Paul Toohey, Bob Eversoll, George Garrett, Joel Boeka, Harry Clegg, Phil Reutlinger, Bob Dent, Don Smith. Reserve leum ends successful season The Reserve tootballers played tour games this season under the able coaching ot Stephen O. Gaines, head coach and Jacque Evans, assistant coach. Returning trom last yearis squad were: Fullback Don Smith, Quarterback Bob Hanna, Tackle Bob Dent, Ends Paul Toohey, Ronnie Metcalt and Del, mar Sielatt. The gridironers underwent a 2-2 season. The Reserves were handed a 26fO deteat by the North Platte Reserves. Following the North Platte game, was the game against Hastings, in which the Tigers were defeated 26eO. Fullback Don Smith along with end Chuck Varvel set the pace in that game. The tootballers were beaten by the powertul Lin- coln Central Reserves, I9-6. Chuck Varvel scored the only touchdown tor Gl by completing a pass from Hanna trom the Lincoln 22. The tinal game ot the year was against the Has- tings Reserves. The lslanders spanked the Tigers 25eO. Don Smith led the scoring with 2 touchdowns and an extra point. This year's reserve team was composed ot out- standing pertormers. Playing the backtield were haltbacks Doug Schubert and Larry Van Wey, who both played well on ottense. Bob Hanna did a spec- tacular job at the quarterback slot. He was given aid by sophomore Bob Eversoll, who saw limited ac- tion. Playing tullback was Don Smith, who was the leading ground gainer. Smith played equally well on ottense and detense. A pair ot good detensive ends were Paul Toohey and Delmar Sielatt. Jett Wilson and Ronnie Met' calt were capable guards. Bob Dent was a good, alert tackle. Helping him was George Garrett who was capable ot pertorming his share ot playing. The center slot was held down by Jerry Montgomery who was on the hustle. .,,,.1Q' Steve Beachler, reserve football manager, is in the rubdown room of the boys' gym. Karen Glade, Karen Koenig, Sue Martin, Nancy Kelly, and Joan Pinkston make up the RETURNING LETTERMEN Jerry Wagner, Jerry Schroeder, Bob Siggins, Larry Feaster, Ron Falldorl, and Ronnei Seymour were the six returning lettermen this past year. Basketball season brought many thrills This year the Grand Island varsity basketball team won a total ot IO games and lost six, under the guidance ot head coach Bud Feaster, who announc- ed his resignation atter the completion ot the season. The Islander varsity opened their season on a successtul note by dumping Lexington, 74 to 54, at Lexington. On December I6 the Islanders opened their home season in the new gym and toolc a thrill- ing game trom the Fremont Tigers, 5l to 49 in an overtime. I .,,.,r'! New-if Page nirrvly lvlaking plans for the coming basketball season games are Bert Alfrey, Reserve Coach, and Bud Feaster, Varsity Coach. Hi BASKETBALL TEAM FRONT ROW: Jerry Paustiari, student manager, Roger Massey, Larry Irvine, Ron Falldorf, Jerry Wagner, Dick Knuth, and Stan Kirkendahl. BACK ROW: Coach Feaster, Ron Seymour, Jerry Schroeder, Larry Feaster, Bob Siggins, and Gary Miller. The Islanders continued in their winning ways by beating Lincoln Central 60 to 5l. They ran over Columbus 64 to 5I and clobbered Kearney 68 to 47. The Islanders were almost upset by Beatrice here at Senior High when the Orangemen pushed GI 44 to 4l. Grand Island won another close one by deteat- ing McCook, 62 to 59. This brought the Islander record to seven wins and no losses. Then it happened. GI traveled to Fre- mont and from the start the Tigers led the Islanders and tinally won out 52 to 46, handing GI its first lost. The Islanders bounced back to nip the North Platte Bulldogs in an overtime, 56 to 54. But the Norfolk Panthers rocked Grand Island by the score ot 47 to 40. The varsity then met Hastings in the tirst ot two games and lost the game in the last l6 seconds when Hastings went ahead and won by the score ot 59 to 57. The Islanders then lost their third game in a row by losing to the Rockets ot Lincoln North- east, 67 to 57. Grand Island then came home to play their last home game ol the season and ended with a sound- ing victory over the Izairbury Jetts. The tinal score was 74 to 47. GI traveled to Columbus and almost got beat by the Discoverers but elced out a 70 to 68 win. The varsity then met the Hastings Tigers tor the second time and again lost in the closing seconds as the Tigers came from behind to win 63 to 6l. In the district tournament the Islanders drew the Lincoln Central Links and lost a hard fought game by the score of 57 to 53. In the scoring column the Islanders were led by iunior, Ronnie Seymour, who scored a total ot 24I points. Thus taking away the scoring crown from Larry Feaster, who had held it tor two years. Seymour was tollowecl by Gary Miller, who netted a total ot 2l8 points. Feaster potted 204. GI scored a total ot 937 points and their oppo- nents hit tor 865. The Islanders averaged 58 points per game to their opponents 54. This year the Islander Varsity was made up of Larry Feaster, Ron Falldort, Bob Siggins, Jerry Wag- ner, Larry Irvine, Gary Miller, Roger Massey and Jerry Schroeder who were seniors and Ronnie Sey- mour and Dick Knuth who were juniors. Grabbing a rebound in the Lincoln Central game is Jerry Wagner, number 14. Looking on are Larry Feaster and Larry Irvine. Cheering the Islander basketball team on to victory in the North Platte game is the student body of Senior High. Prine nirwlv one Jerry x'Cracker Wagner clears the boards against the Lincoln Central Links in the Grand Island gym. Looking on is Bob Siggins. llruw nirwlv Iwo 19 fi L, A-f V 'CiQ?! ' Md if f+ I Vu '13 5 'Q Q, 'A A ,r I. Kp ,, J Jay fy j' V- Pa, Arid Lf I N . 'L XXL L ,W ,f L 9 fa if' L f-Myra' N X J Taking a rebound away from the Fremont Tigers is Jerry Wagner, No. 14, Ready to help are Larry Irvine and Larry Feaster, 35M RESERVE BASKETBALL FRONT ROW: Gary Dickinson, Gary Harper, Herb Amend, John Rayno, Wayne Campbell, Bob Hanna. BACK ROW: Bob Eversoll, Jim Mitchell, Craig Wanamaker, Bob Krall, Oscar Bredthauer, Dick Falldorf, Charles Sheffield, Randy Christensen. Junior vursily has undefeated season Grand Island reserves, very ably coached by Bert Alfrey, finished its best playing season with an ex- cellent record of Il wins against no defeats. At the present, the team has compiled a 23 game winning streak since its loss to Farwell on December l2, l954. The iunior basketballers ripped the nets for 634 points to their opponents 4l9. They averaged 58 points a game to their opponents 37 points a game. Juniors, Bob Krall and Wayne Campbell were top scorers with I39 and 99 points respectively. Krall and Campbell averaged l3 and 9 points respec- tively. Returning members of last years reserves are: Bob Hanna, Charles Sheffield, Gary Dickinson, John Ray- PJ.. no, l-lerb Amend, and Wayne Campbell. Three other juniors including four sophomores rounded out the squad for a successful year. Several excellent marks were obtained during the playing season. The highest individual game scorer was Bob Krall who netted 23 points against Has- tings, the last game of the season. Craig Wanamak- er established a season record of obtaining free throws in a single game, IO out of IO gift throws against Lincoln Central reserves. The teams highest game was 77 points against Scotia, a quarter record of 26 points was made against Scotia. Bob Krall, 6-5 junior, played his first year of sports competition since his Walnut ninth grade year. Krall proved to be a high scorer and controlled the boards l l 9 SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL TEAM FRONT ROW: Student manager Steve O'Brien, Chuck Varvel, Bob Cowell, Larry Van Wey, Rod Neuberl., Harold Hatcher, Harry Priesendorf, Ron Ewoldt. BACK ROW: Coach Stephen Gaines. Steve Beachler. Bob Davis. Fred Falmlen. Warren Arnold. Harrv Cn-oo Dannv Qnlinanr Rina MERCHANT LEAGUE FRONT ROW: William Locke, Larie Holmes, Jon Flanagin, Ron Dold, Gary Walker, Monte Moorberg. BACK ROW: Richard Bowers, Don Olson, Jerry Ball, John Crow, Doug Schubert, Lanny Talich, Gary Gilpin. Merchunl League offers outside ucliviiies ln Merchant League this year Ditters Grocery ran off with the title of Champs by beating Chris Con- oco in the finals of the major league tournament. During the regular season, it was a much tighter race than expected. Ditters and Dr. Pepper conclud- ed their season play prior to the tournament with identical records of eight wins and no losses. United Motors, the other top team in the regular season, ended its seasonal play with a record of seven wins and one loss. The loss was received in a game with Ditters. When tournament time came around, Dr. Pepper was upset by Chris Conoco, who finished the sea- son at the bottom of the league, and Ditters drew a bye. The Duff Company then played the Ditters Crew and lost a thrilling game by only two points. The next night United Motors tangled with the dark horse, Chris Conoco, and were defeated in an- other thrilling contest. Many new systems were worlced out this year in the regular season. Two games were played at one time by playing crossways on the gym floor. How- ever, in tournament play only one game was played at once with two games played in one night. Be- fore tournament there were four games played in one night. Royal Crown Cola won the minor league tourna- ment this year with a 3l to 22 victory over Sears Roebuck. An all-star game was played with the boys from different minor league teams. They played the minor league champs, Royal Crown Cola, and were defeated by the champs 3l to 23. IVIINOR LEAGUE FRONT ROW: Tom Cobb, Gary Harper, Larry Fenten, Ed Connelly, Randy Christensen, Darrol Linsley, Ron Hansen. BACK ROW: n,L-... M---fi. .--i n--i... iz... r--A... n..l.,...4 C4..-....... ua...-IA A..-,Nu EA li,-,lean Dam Eiileaac TRACK TEAM FRONT ROW: Monte Moorberg, Wayne Campbell, Richard Bowers, Fred Falmlen, Richard Luna, Oscar Bredthauer, Willaim Locke, Duane Schwartz, Gary Harper, Ron Fulsaas. SECOND ROW: John Banks, Don Olson, Erick Schwartz, Larry Feaster, Jerry Schroeder, Bob Siggins, Roger Massey, Gary Dickinson, Bob Eversoll. THIRD ROW: Charles Varvel, Bill Castor, Herb Brandt, Mark Zook, Dick Russell, Dave Duff, Bing Ward, Charles Sheffield, George Wongwai, Coach Jerry Lee. BACK ROW: Coach Stephen Gaines, Ron Schweiger, Zack Schoolfield, Bob Culver, Jon Flan- igan, Larry Van Wey, Rod Neubert, Harry Clegg, Jonh Lauritsen, Johnny Luna. Spring welcomes irockmen ond golfers Back to his old past as head tootball and track coach is Jerry Lee. Coach Lee has Il returning Iettermen, three jun- iors and eight seniors. Lettermen winners are John Banks, 440 and 880, Rich Bowers, mile, Larry Feas- ter, high and low hurdles, 440 and high jump, Rich- ard Luna, 8805 Roger Massey, l00, 220 and broad jump, Don Olson, shot and discus, Jerry Schroeder, l00 and 220, John Rayno, 440 and 880, Don Smith, 880, and Ron Seymour, 880. New prospects are Bill Wongwai, 880 and 440, Dave Dutt, weights, Dick Russell and Bill Locke, distances, Monte Moorburg, Fred Colwell and Mark Zook, pole vaultp and George Wongwai, Gary Dickinson, and Zack Schooltield, sprints. Constituting the schedule are the Hastings Dual, March 27, Kearney Dual, March 305 North Platte Invitational, April 6, Hastings Invitational, April IZ, Kearney Invitational, April IQ, Big 'len meet at Kearney, April 27, the District qualifying Meet at Columbus, May 4, the State Meet at Lincoln, May Il and l2, and the Grand Island Relays, here on May I6. The GI High School golt team is looking torward to a successtul season under the able leadership ot Coach Bud Feaster. The returning Iettermen are Mike Sheehan and Craig Wanamaker. Also back trom last year's squad are Darrel Welch and Jett Wilson. Others on the team include Jim Jaeger, Bob Mor- ris, 'lom Osborn, David Shuran, Lanny Talich, and Gary Walker. The schedule includes meets with Kearney at Grand Island, April 6, Holdrege and Minden at Grand Island, March 305 Hastings at Hastings, April I25 Kearney at Kearney, April I9, Big Ten Con- terence at Kearney, April 275 State Sand Greens at Grand Island, April 28, Hastings at Grand Island, May 4 and State Grass Greens at Omaha, May Il and l2. GOLF TEAM FRONT ROW: Craig Wanarnaker, Doug Schubert, Gary Walker, Coach Feaster, BACK ROW: Mike Sheehan Darrlp Wpirh lan- Talking to one of the na- tions top bowlers, Joe Will- man, are the officers of the Live Y'ers, Sanoa Falmlen, Sandra Detweiler, Ruby Beck, and Joe Willman. Pins knocked from olleys by Live Y'ers Live Y'ers has been an active organization tor a number ot years. Every Monday night, twelve teams consisting ot tour members each, meet at Roclcwell's Bowling Alley. Any girl experienced or unexperienced in bowling is eligible tor membership. Each team elects its own captain. A local business firm must be tound by each team to help pay tor expenses ot the team. Mrs. Mary Keister is the leader over all the girls. This year's otticers are Samoa Ealmlen, president, Ruby Beck, secretary, and Sandra Detweiler, treas- urer. Each girl is held responsible tor good attendance and sportsmanship. Eees are paid for any substi- tute taking the place ot any regular player who is unable to attend. At the end of each season, a spring banquet is held, where awards are presented to individuals and team championships. l-ligh individual scoring this year was a ZOO game bowled by Thais Plank. This year's sponsors tor Live Y'ers are as follows: United Motors Ways, Kitty Clover, O'l-lara Plumb- ing, Cottonwood Trailer Court, Ruby's Typewriter Store, Meyer's Farm Equipment, Island Supply Welding Company, Kelly's Supply Company, Con- ger's Jewelry Store, Nelson Lumber Company, O. V. Hehnke, and Nesbitt's Orange. LIVE Y'ERS FRONT ROW: Jackie Johnson, Catherine Deninger, Margaret Kelly, Deanna Osborn, Ruby Beck, Rosella Jacobsen, Sandra Detweiller, Bar- bara O'Hara, Sharon Crusinberry, Neva Lundy, Sandra Patterson, Mary Jo Lahners, Nancy Keister, Sandra Boyll, Jo Anne Paulsen, Sandra Frost, Thais Plank, Jean Paulsen, Shirleen Tillman. SECOND ROW: Sharon DeFreece, Carol Hongsameier, Glea Gillingham, Dot Wigstone, Judy Poore, Janice Maki, Susan Stewart, Betty Rowe, Pat Ashby, Judy Freeman, Karen Mendenhall, Jeanene Willis, Mable DeVoss. BACK ROW: Glenda Harsh, Dixie Helzer, Judy Kensinger, Sylvia Hehnke, Darlene Husman, Judi Blackburn, Sandra Cone, Norma Nelson, Shirley Auhl, Linda Robert- son. parm ninvlv six' Shown here is Walter Ross, who is leading the boys bowling league with a 156 average, as he is going for a strike. Looking on is Dave Vodehnal. 5 Close standings develop in boys' bowling league This was year number three tor the Boys Bowling League. The boys tormed into teams and bowled every Thursday night atter school. The otticers tor the BBL were Larie l-lolmes, president, Dennis Shreef ter, viceepresident and secretaryftreasurer. The league was sponsored by William Smith, Physics and Chemistry teacher. The league contained six teams which were spon- sored by: American Macaroni, Mike Sheehan, cap- tain, Dold's Service, Walter Ross, captain, Royal Crown Cola, Dennis Shreeter, captaing Brownies Tex- aco Service, Jim Murphy, captain, Roush Motor Company, Lowell Roush, captain, and The Dulces, Bob Grinstead, captain. At the time this was written the league had not tinished its regular season. The high game honors were held at that time by Walter Ross with a 225. The high series glory went to Dennis Shreeter with a 596. Following the regular season the league had a singles and doubles tournament. Trophies were giv- en to the singles champion and to each ot the doubles team winners. Also there was a trophy tor the all-events champion. There were trophies given to the members ol the champion team and the high game and high series holders during the regular season. The league had a very successtul year with tour boys bowling over ZOO in a single game. BOY'S BOWLING FRONT ROW: Jerry Stalnecker, Boo Caffery, Zack Schoolfield, Bob Culver, Bob Tonkin. SECOND ROW: Bob Grinstead, Jim Nlurphy, Dar- rel Welch, Dave Vodenhal, Johnny Luna, Walt Ross, Larry Lockhart, Mike Sheehan, .Jim Reitan, Walt Quillan, Larie Holmes, THIRD ROW: Wil- liam Smith, sponsor, Lowell Roush, Tommy Rogers, Ron Dold, Dennis Shreeier, Gary Walker, Bill Engle. y . lllflf' IIHIPIV Sl'l'l'lI - Q 1 Bef fb 9 W-:sk 54 an K, LZ 1. i NK3i5fS'1 I 'Y 'ii 1. I-.s m - l e ' ,tiki , SY .fr y F 3 1 Sf w Q! Fafmlff 5 '- j wy1 ww sy. w i NW Q X i if ix iii -A fQMgM0 ' 'A 5 ,T Qing if ' Q M k 1 xi N x A x A mf' X wgww K, . 'N XX . 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Locust Phone 870 Larry Van Wey and Kenny Falldorf watch one of the courteous employees of THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK. Look at all the chrome, laughs Jan Westover as she and Jini lVlurphy admire the new Studebaker at SLOAN-COIVIBS. SLGAN-COMES MCDTOR CO. Your Studebaker Dealer Cars and Truclcs of Outstanding Style, Performance and Economy IlO W. Second Phone 27IO llllr. Granere shows Bob Stanage a new Cornet found at the GRAND ISLAND NIU- SIC COMPANY as Elaine Rubene and Dave Sell look on, GRAND ISLAND MUSIC COMPANY The Finest Selection of Qlds-Selmer Band lnstruments l-lrlzidelity Record Players CLML M..,:- --.I ii-Li.-.i- Reach For . . . ROBERTS Complete Line ot Delicious Dairy Products Phone 5l5l Karen Mendenhall and Virginia Nleinke look over some of the machinery at ROB- ERT'S DAIRY. The JOHNSON CASHWAY is located at 710 South Locust. JCI-INSON CASI-I WAY GOOD LUMBER 7lO S. Locust Call the Lumber Number-4280 Phil Boroff and Wayne Campbell inquire about how to start a savings at EQUITABLE BUILDING and LOAN. The Equitable Builoling and Loan Association ll2 N. Locust Phone l73B First Door South ot Post Qttice Carole lVlcOstrich looks over the fine cos- metics at the IVIERLE NORIVIAN STUDIO. MERLE NORMAN Cosmetic Studio Complete Beauty Service Phone 872 2l7lf2 W. 3rd 3' X Q . X 1 fy ' w X 5 i.,,,,, X! n-up . F I. K 1 Q x 311 ' 11 I i 5 s r i qw, Q' '15'?'h wi ,iiguzivgzw g , ,,,' gf? R 'wt lg Q a A i, vp k 'if M' ' fl? Xi? Y 2 -V ffl: SN I V XXx I ' A a 11- S A :' -wi. 3 i?'? ? Fr- 'FQ-,XM vsw- Q 1 -'i' P I X X Ye 49 w 'HD l Ron Falldorf and Don Montgomery, employees of R 8t S SHOE Mike Baker and Larry Lockhart watch one of the fine station STORE convince Shirley Dickson and Sue Martin that they should attendants take care of one of his customers at 6TH AND PINE buy their shoes at R 8t S. TEXACO. v Jim Reitan knows that you service at RElTAN'S GARAGE. can always get fine and complete Brenda Kottwitz, Marcia Salestrom, Mary Jo Lahners and Pat Dolloff know they get the finest food and service at BOSSELMAN AND EATON CAFE. ,-:mfs . uf Al Chuck Varvel gets his hair cut by 'tBrownie at BROWNlE'S Kar! Vaclavek, Bob Dent and Phil Reutlinger are ready to go BARBER SHOP. Harold Hatcher waits his turn, in the new Chrysler found at ROUSH'S, while Lowell Roush looks On. g i lVlary Sprague and lVlary Suponchick look to Spring in cottons found at TOBER'S. They know they can always find just what they want at TOBER'S, A ' , B X. N vii Vi Charl Ann Kahrhoff and Janice Pinkston learn about insurance policies at COWTON'S. The girls are planning early for the future. 4 3 .Ng fm' '?7 ' infill M, local li I 1- - 1 W j N Q ea f Neva Lundy and Sharon Lavher plan for spring gardening and Bob Culver is admiring a pair of shoes held bv Bill Hight as the use of some of the seeds found at HORN'S NIARKET. the two look at shoes at STlNSON'S SHOE STORE. 1WC1'l'!!9 V -.1 Q I' 6 George W, llllonson, vice-president of the OVERLAND NATION- GI TIRE SALES INC., carries a fine selection of refrigerators AL BANK, explains to Lee Moon how easy it is to save at the and other appliances for all homes. OVERLAND BANK. 1' ull ' I Illllulrnrl 'nw set, GLADE SERVICE is known by many car owners for its prompt Bob Hanna admires the sleek lines of the Oldsmobile while Ar- and courteous service. Iene Urban tries out the wheel at HESSELGESSERS. Francis Cronin and Gloria Allen admire some blouses found at Tone Kister tries to explain to Sonia Simpson how long some the JANET SHOP, where many high school girls find clothes to of the fine tires and batteries last when you buy them at SEC- fit their budget! OND STREET STANDARD STATION. l A .tt - ' , A h 7 Fi Jane Bost and Kenny Scheffel wait for their order at IVlAC'S Joan Sanders, Janice llllaki, Connie Reynaga, Donna Woods and COFFEE SHOP. Many teens find the food at NIAC'S especially Dot Wigstone are some of the many girls that know that they can gggdg always find enjoyment at the YWCA. IJIIUU Olll' IIIIIIIIIWII Si.X' 5 . se is ALBERT BRAUNE Et Coll wnozefsf-lee SRQIITS si. V66-ETABLE5 JQ 'fresh WP Three Islander students look admiringly at the ALBERT BRAUNE Jerry Wagner and Louie Parkin learn more about the bottling and COIVIPANY, a wholesale fruit and vegetable company. of COKE while they enjoy one. 'N ij ft fiifhqg 1 uv--W. Karen Conant and Barry NlcKillips find it fun to shop at the Even snow does not stop SULLlVAN'S. You can always be sure WEST END GROCERY where they are sure of quality foods. of all of your furniture arriving at its destination undamaged when 5 il till f T sesss I as Xi MAN W you take it here. THE GRAND THEATER is known by everyone for its first rate Kay Crump and Carole Hehnke watch for the waitress at movies and friendly employees. SCHUFF'S CAFETERIA where one can always find good food as well as good service. l7,.,.., ., ..,. I ..... .l-...l S? 'NW-M-mae Mili- , M-.NX .WW ,R 5 ,. . a ww 3 n I I 1 1 Wayne Rose points out one of the high- lights of the year book to Bill McGavren, Louie Parkin and Mary Si.. John at AUGUS- TINES. Tl-lE AUGUSTINE COMPANY Quality Printers of Nebraska Printers of the Islander and Purple and Gold Jim Jaeger and Mike Sheeran learn about the process of making ice cream at FAIR- ACRES. FAIRACRES Dairy Farms, lnc. Phone 3 7 l Grade A Milk At Your Door or At Your Store ,,,, 2'- f wg 2 sfiwgw -xari 'E-K N H if S Q3 fr Q, lb C1441 . 1 . 5x5:f:1-2: :- .2 1 g k Sharon DeFreece is assisted in picking out a pair of shoes, in WOLBACH'S SHOE DE- ' i h PARTIVIENT, by Bev Scott. A Senior Hg student, Chuck Sandburg is seen in the background. WOLBACI-I'S WOMENS SI-IOE DEPARTMENT I03 W. 3rd Phone 2000 Mary St. John and Louie Parkin discuss journalistic work with Arch Jarrell at the INDEPENDENT Office. GRAND ISLAND INDEPENDENT Leading Newspaper ot Central Nebraskan I-Iost to the IsIander Staff on Newspaper Day Joan Pinkston looks over at Gary Dicken- son to see if he approves of the shoes that Janice Pinkston wants to purchase at SEARS. Janice knows that with a little saving on her part she can have them in no time because of SEAR'S economical prices. SEARS ROEBUCK 84 COMPANY Best Luck to CIass ot '56 407 W. 3rd Phone 4428 M swim i ? 7 ' - xv -agua 3:35, 5 , lim ...mf 535525 ggi? IIHIHZYY1 3.5: ff? 'W Ronnie Fulsaas and Larry Younger seem to be stocking up on groceries at 0. P. SKAGG'S. CD. P. SKAGCES Ulftticient Servicen System 3I7 N. Oak Phone 8I7 Bonnie Briner looks a little perplexed as an employee of IVIEYER'S FARM EQUIP- MENT explains to her and Kathryn Bangert how a tractor works. MEYER'S FARM EQUIPMENT Eagle Hitch Tractors Case - New Holland - Farm Hand Implements Sales - Service -M Parts Repairing All Makes Phone 278I-W 2604 W. 2nd Rod Neubert and Dick Nietfeld are look- ing at one of the spotless machines at FAIR- IVIONT'S DAIRY. MILK FAIRMONT ice CREAM Retail -- Wholesale Dhone I6OO 324 N. Vine gf-.... NASE STEWART INSURANCE AGENCY Building Family Security Since I887 Bankers Lite Insurance Company ot Neloraska, Lite, Accident, and Sickness, Loss ot Time and Hospital Coverage. Glen M. Stewart, General Agent 412 West Second Street Phone: SI3 Q0 Olll' Illlllf SCI-IWESER'S COMPLETE LINE OF Teenage Wear I IO3 W. 3rd Phone 368 Sharyn West admires the gorgeous forma creation being tried on by Karen Conant at Schweser's L A C Y Building 84 Supply Company CONTRACTING BUILDING SPECIALTIES 7:55 Clark g Box 32: GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA Buy a DAIRY OUEEN The Cone With the Curl on Top The CHICAGO LUMBER CO. of Grand Island Lumber - Millwork - Building Material John Deer Implements 363 North Pine Street Telephone 48 Pane one-hundred-fourteen O. V. I-IEI-INKE SHEET METAL WORKS 907 W. Oklahoma Phone I8I MAID-RITE POLLY 384 N. Locust si-rot sToRE PAYNE - LARSON Furniture Company KNOTT AUCTION CO. 5I5 N. Pine NEBRASKA OFFICE SERVICE CO. 3I3 N. Locust Schutf's Appliance Center Friendly Service .E N-Je Lt kj aww: .LF AI I t 5'?'f ,Egg S1537 ,Z irzqrw lc. ' 5,'WIIS3j I-xi ml -I ',A, , A g . on EPS' . y f . , I Q Jgoir? TI-IE BROWN FRUIT CO. DUNN'S PHARMACY OU OCUS Distributors ot Blue Goose Oranges S th L I BILLIE ANDERSON SCHOOL OE DANCING Phone 5036 SIDLES COMPANY I-IESTED STORES CO Acknowledgements The Purple and Gold staff wishes to express appreciation to these people and t th II g t th th lc concerns or eir wi in assis ance wi is boo : Jack Bailey Studio Lumloard-Leschinslcy Studio - Carl Lumbard Augustines - H. M. C rain Jim Reitan and Dot Wigstone B. R. Anderson Noel Lawrence and Richard Short The English 4-J and 6-J Classes I JACQUE IVIEVES, CLASS OF '56 OUR HEARTIEST CONGRATULATIONS to the SENIORS OF l956 i' - ALWAYS AT YOUR SERVICE - WITH THE FINEST IN PHOTOGRAPHY ALBEE Printing Co. Designers and Producers of Fine Printing Free Pickup and Delivery West Highway 30 PIwone6I8 Puoua me u4 W. sscono NICHOLAS NELSON I-UIVIBER Rexall Drug Store and SUPPLY COMPANY 123 W. ara Phone 46 Need Millwork and Buiiding SuppIies? See Us Now! Soda Fountain Service Books - Cosmetics Cameras - BiIIIoIds Pen and Pencil Sets Your Doctor's Favorite Prescription Store MIDWEST SHEET METAL HORNADY MFG. CO ZI6 W. Fourth LIGHTHOUSE GIETSHOP 406 W. Thlrcl BUCK'S BOOTERIE 2l4 W. Third MCELROY COMPANY Heating and Sheetmetals PINKSTON'S LAUNDER RITE Selt Service or Complete Laundry Ph 3870 I939 N. Broaclwell PALACE SHOE SHOP 207 N. Locust J. M. LINGEMAN CO. SCANLINS CORNHUSKER CAFE DREISBACHS PAINE MONUMENT CO Monuments - Markers Mausoleums 3 I4-322 N. Walnut St. Phone I99 FRESH AND CURED MEATS SHAVER'S WHOLESALE MARKET Ph as as oiyusc fipramr THE ULRY - TALBERT CO 358 N. Pine Grand Island, Nebraska Distributor BLUE RIBBON COFFEE FEAST LIBBY TALBERT'S Where To Buy lt A Adams, Dwight, 17, 34 Alderson, Richard, 57 Aldridge, Robert, 34, 72 Alexander, Richard, 78 Alfrey, Elbert, 18 Allen, Gloria, 72, 106 Almqulst, Joyce, Mrs., 17 Amend, Herb, 33, 72, 87 Anderson, Gary, 44, 72, 100 Anderson, Ethel, 24, 26, 28, 40, 57, Anderson, Mary Ellen, 24, 28, 29, 40, 72 Anderson, Shirley, Mrs., 18 Anderson, Sheridan, 57 Archer, Jim, 37, 57 Arends, Rita, 57 Arnold, George, 78, 89 Arnold, Warren, 78, 93 Arp, Sondra, 57 Ashby, Pat, 72, 96 Atkins, Emily, 28, 29, 40, 72 Atkins, Steve, 57, 71 Auhl, Shirley, 57, 96 B Baasch, Delores, 57, 72 Bahn, Ruth, 40, 72 Baker, Janis, 24, 56, 57 Baker, Mike, 44, 72, 104 Ball, Jerry, 33, 72, 87, 94 Ball, Rollin, 34, 46, 57 Bang, Alfred, 17, 37 Bangert, Anita, 78 Bangert, Kathryn, 24, 57, 104 Banks, John, 33, 57, 95 Banks, Mary, 78 Baron, Lee, 27, 78 Barrett, Ruth, Mrs., 16 Bartuska, Jean, 26, 57 Baxter, Deanna, 24, 57 Baxter, Tom, 33, 37, 57 Bays, Chloe Ann, 24, 42, 56, 57 Beachler, Sieve, 12, 44, 78, 89, 93 Beck, Jerry, 44, 78 Beck, Ruby, 24, 40, 72, 96 Beistline, Phillip, 72 Bengel, Joyce, 78 Bennett, Dan, 78 Bennett, Lyle, 78 Benzel, Gary, 57 Berg, Linda Sue, 78 103 30 31, INDEX STU DENT-FACULTY Bishop, Nancy, 24, 72 Black, Gerry, 24, 57 Blackburn, Judi, 78, 96, 103 Blaha, Lucy, 12, 29, 72 Blair, Barb, 42, 72 Blair, Carrye, 12, 30, 31, 72 Bly, Leona, 57 Bockman, Laura, 78 Bockman, LaDonna, 72 Boehm, Jerry, 40, 58 Boeka, Joel, 37, 72, 89, 94 Bonham, Barb, 24, 46, 72 Booth, Maurice, 40, 58 Booth, Sharon, 78 Boroff, Phil, 30, 31, 44, 46, 78, 192 Bost, Jane, 24, 32, 42, 53, 72, 10 106 Bottorf, Shirley, 42, 72 Bottroff, DeVonne, 78 Bowers, Richard, 33, 58, 86, 94, 95 Boyll, Sandra, 78, 96 Carlson, Carole, 72 Carruth, Carl, 37 Carson, Sharon, 21, 72, 111 Cirston, Edward, 18 Cash, Julie, 42, 72 Cash, Marion, 78 Cassell, Gary, 72 Cassell, Vernon, 34, 58 Cassey, James, 78 Castor, Bill, 58, 95 Castor, Roma, 78 Cates, Jim, 36, 44, 78, 89, 94 Chamberlain, Dwight, 72 Chancellor, Lauren, 72 Chaney, Rosalie, 78 0. 103, Christensen, Eva Jean, 72 Christensen, Evelyn, 78 Christensen, Jerry, 72 Christensen, Randy, 40, 72, 94 Churchwell, Larry, 46, 72 Clay, Doris, 24, 72 Boyll, Walter, 33, 34, 46, 58 Brandt, Francis, 18, 45 Brandt, Herb, 72, 95 Brandt, John, 58 Brandt, Myron, 58 Bray, Jean, 72 Clayton, Nancy,, 30, 78 Clegg, Harry, 78, 89, 93, 95 Cloud, Beverly, 70, 72 Cloud, Rose Marie, 78 Cobb, Tom, 46, 78, 94 Cochran, Clarence, 72 Breaker, Betty, 78 Bredthauer, Oscar, 33, 40, 72, 87, 95 Breiner, Bonnie, 24, 58, 104 Brown, Jackie, 78 Brown, Lois, 72 Brown, Metta, 40, 46, 58 Colline, Charles, 37 Collins, Darell, 37, 58 Collins, Lewis, 78 Collins, Patsy, 27, 78 Colwell, Bob, 44, 78, 93 Colwell Fred, 58 Brown, Susanne, 78 Brumbaugh, Ronnie, 44, 78 Buchanan, Jean, 42, 58 Buhrman, Brendan, 72 Buhrman, Ruth, 78 Burnett, Bernice, 24, 28, 40, 58 Burnett, Boyd, 78 Burton, Loretta, 24, 30, 42, 58 C Caffrey, Bob. 58, 97 Calhoun, Fran, 27, 30, 78 Calhoun, Jon, 40, 72 Calvert, Bob, 46, 78 Campbell, Carol, 42, 58 Campbell, Wayne, 44, 72, 95, 102 Camplin, Davis, 34, 46, 72 Candish, Dave, 35, 45, 58, 99 Candish, Nancy, 46, 78 Carlson, Bill, 34, 58 Conant, Karen, 24, 26, 32, 52, 56 59 107 Cone, Sandy, 78, 96, 103 Conybeare, Lillian, 18, 56 Conelly, Ed, 72, 89, 94 Cook, Larry, 59, 71 Cooper, Judy, 78 Corwin, Richard, 44, 72 Craft, Eugene, 34, 40 Crandell, Sonya, 28, 72 Cronin, Frances, 27, 29, 78, 106 Crosby, Joanne, 72 Cross, Roger, 46, 59 Crow, John, 33, 59, 85, 94 Crump, Kay, 29, 32, 52, 72, 107 Crusinberry, Sharon, 59, 96, 98 Culver, Bob, 72, 95, 97, 105 D Dahlke, Beverly, 42, 59 Dahlke, Esther, 78 Dahlke, Gary, 89 Merna Lou, 80 i Dangler, Dennis, 34, 40, 59 Dangler, Marcia, 28, 40, 72 Davenport, Jim, 78 Davis, Bob, 93 Davis, Judy, 29, 46, 78, 112 Dean, Marcia, 24, 73, 109 Decker, Marjorie, 73 Deeds, Carol, 59 DeFreece, Lois, 46, 73 DeFreece, Sharon, 27, 36, 79, 96, 110 Deininger, Catherine, 24, 73 Deitchler, Alice, 24. 26, 59 Dent, Robert, 73, 89, 104 Dent, Sondra, 79 Dester, Donna, 29, 73 Detweiler, Sandra, 73, 96 Devoss, Danny, 79 Devoss, Mable, 24, 73, 96 Dibbern, Harolyn, 24, 42, 73 Dibbern, Janet, 79 Dickinson, Gary, 33, 46, 73, 87, 95, 110 Dickson, Shirley, 42, 79, 104 Dill, Bill, 79 Dininger, Katherine, 96 Dixon, Joy, 79 Doan, Sondra, 73 Dold, Ron, 59, 86, 94, 97 Dolloff, Pat, 59, 104 Donelson, Kay, 24, 30, 31, 32, 42, 44, 53, 59 Donley, Pat, 25, 28, 40, 73 Downey, Lowell, 59, 86, 103 Dreher, Robert, 59, 98 Duff, Dave, 33, 73, 87, 95 Dunn, Sally, 79 lNDEX Erickson, Naomi, Mrs., 16 Evans, Ada May, 79 Evans, Bobbie, 28, 29, 32, 36, 51, 59 Evans, Dick, 59 Evans, Jacque, 19, 89 Eversoll, Bob, 44, 79, 89, 95 Ewoldt, Ewoldt, Ewoldt, Ewoldt, Ewoldt, Dale, 60 George, 36, 73 Kenneth, 73 Roberta, 73 Ronnie, 79, 93 F Fay, Kay, 40, 42, 73 , Fred, 33, 44, 93, 95 Falmlen, Sanoa, 24, 26, 30, 31, Falmlen Falldorf, Gary, 37, 79 Falldorf, Kenny, 44, 79 Falldorf, Dick, 44, 79, 103 Falldorf, Ron, 33, 36, 60, 86, 104 40, Fay, Lyle, 79, 103 Feaster, Burton, 18, 33, 95 60 Feaster, Larry, 33, 36, 60, 86, 95, 99 Felske, Edgar, 60 Felske, Elaine, 73 Feuerstein, Larry, 79 Fenton, Larry, 79, 82, 94 Fleharty, Corrine, 79 Flanagan, Jon, 29, 33, 34, 36, 73, Fletcher, Larry, 73 Fletcher, Leroy, 73 Fogelson, Eula, 60 Fredickson, E. R., 19 Freeman, Judy, 24, 32, 73, 96 Friend, Marvin, 44, 79 Fritz, Diane, 27, 79 Norman, 37, 79 Eaton, Pat, 59, 73 E Ehrsam, Bill, 46, 79 Eilenberger, Howard, 29, 40, 73 Ekstrom, Jim, 79 Elrod, Lorna, 24, 73 Elshof, Edward, 44, 79 Elshof, Nadeen, 73 Elstermeier, Alberta, 59, 71 Elstermeier, Geraldine, 73 Elstermeier, Jan, 79 Elstermeier, Frost, Patty, 79 Frost, S andra, 40, 60, 71, 96 Fuerstenau, Judy, 79 94, 95 Fulsaas, Ronnie, 12, 46, 79, 89, 94, 95 G Gabler, Dayle, 60 Gaines, Steven, 19, 33, 89, 93, 95 Galvan, Bob, 79 Gannon, Robert, 79 Ganow, Clinton, 34, 37, 73 Ganow, Donald, 40, 44, 60 Ganow, Sharon, 79 Enck, Bill, 35, 46, 59 Enck, Sondra, 79 Enevoldsen, Susan, 42, 73 Engle, Bill, 34, 46, 79, 97 Engle, Judy, 46, 59 Erickson, Hertha, Mrs., 18 Erickson, Bonnie, 46, 73 Garrett, George, 73, 89, 111 Garris, Stanley, 73 Gibson, Glenn, 44, 79, 93 Gles, John, 60 Giger, John, 37, 73 Gilpin, Gary, 33, 40, 73, 94, 87 Gilingham, Glea, 28, 42, 79, 96 Gillham, Jan, 24, 26, 60, 99 Gimple, Eleanor, 18 Gjerloff, Dot, 24, 26, 28, 40, 46, 60, 75 99 Glade, Fred, 73 Glade, Katherine, 18 Glade, Karen, 28, 36, 42, 79 Gleason, Wayne, 37, 73 Gonzales, Geraldine, 79 Grabill, Lynn, 28, 46, 79 Graf, Gale, 79 Graf, Gary, 40, 60 Gray, Charlie, 60 Greene, Sharon, 46, 79 Greenwalt, I-llvin, 37, 79 Grimminger, Sam, 30, 31, 36, 37, 56 60 Grinstead, Bob, 60, 97 Gronfeldt, Barbara, 24, 26, 30, 60 Guendel, Mary, 19 Guenther, Carolyn, 79 Gulzow, Sharon, 30, 31, 42, 79 Gunlock, Bill, 46, 79, 103 Guy, Carolyn, 79 Gzehoviak, Ed, 30, 31, 33, 51, 60, 86 H , Hadden, Floyd, 79 Haggart, Lois, 24, 73 Hanel, Norman, 40, 73 Hanes, Barbara, 79 Hann, Betty, 80 Hanna, Betty, 80 Hanna, Bob, 29, 73, 89 Hanna, Hazel, 19 Hansen, Dianne, 73 Hansen, Jeanette, 73 Hansen, Hansen, Ronald, 34, 44, 80, 94, 99 Happold. Sonnia, 80 V Q Harder, Nancy, 80 Harder, Mary Jane, Mrs. 17 Harder, Ronald, 40, 46, 46 Hardy, Carl, 73 X Harley, Garry, 73 V Harsh, Glenda, 27, 96 Harper, Gary, 44, 80, 94, 95 Harper, Daryl, 40, 46, 73 Harris, Barbara, 27, 98 Harris, Joyce, 27, 46, 80 Hart, Martha, 73 Hatcher, Harold, 80, 93, 104 Hehnke, Carole, 24, 26, 52, 60, 107 Hehnke, Sylvia, 80, 96 Heins, Anita, 60 Helzer, Dixie, 80, 96 11 1 I Helzer, Loma, 80 Helzer, Marilou, 28, 29, 61 Henrich, Marvin, 73 Hermsmeyer, Gary, 61 Hight, Bill, 44, 73, 105 Hill, Beverly, 29, 73, 75, 111 Hobbs, Gloria, 80 Hoes, Carolyn, 80 Holder, George, 61 Holder, Geraldine, 24, 73 Holmes, Larie, 34, 35, 45, 61, 94, 97 Homfeld, Norma, 61 Hongsermeier, Carol, 27, 42, 80, 96 Hooker, Kirk, 61 Hooper, Nadine, 61 Hopwood, Lynn, 46, 73 Horn, Carmen, 24 Horst, Marge, 26, 28, 31, 40, 61 Hornady, Bob, 30, 31, 74 Huebner, Gene, 46, 74 Hughes, Jack, 29, 74, 77 Husman, Darlene, 80, 96 Hyde, Karen, 42, 74 I Irvine, Larry, 61, 71 Irwin, LaVerne, 61 Irwin, Robert, 61 lsakson, Jim, 34, 74 J Jacobsen, Joyce, 42, 46, 80 Jacobsen, Rosella, 40, 46, 61, 96, 98 Jaeger, Jim, 61, 108 Jager, Melva, 42, 74 Jakub, LeAnn, 27, 80, 100 James, Carol, 28, 40, 61 James, Donald, 61 Janc, Carolyn, 74 Jansen, Kenneth, 61 Jansen, Margaret, 61 Janssen, Lois Ann, 61 Jellnek, Don, 28, 30, 31, 34, 36, 40, 56, 61 Jelinek, Warren, 74 Jensen, Gail, 46, 80 Johnson, Donald, 74 Johnson, Jackie, 11, 74, 96 Johnson, Paul, 37, 74 Judy, Mary, 24, 40, 62 Juett, Diana, 80 K Kahrhoff, Charl Ann, 27, 29, 80, 105 Kaufman, Kathy, 42 Kay, Jerry, 74 D--- ...nn l.....,I..,.,I 4...,.,.4.. INDEX Keister, Don, 17 Keister, Nancy, 12, 24, 28, 40, 74, 96, 99 Kelly, Marg, 74, 96 Kelly, Nancy, 12, 27, 42, 80 Kemp, Mary, 27, 80 Kempf, Jean, 62, 71 Kensinger, Judy, 80, 96 Kensinger, Sharon, 24, 74 Kensinger, Shirley, 46, 80 Koilbasa, Marg, 80 King, Clayton, 74 King, Lee, Kister, Tone, 46, 62, 106 Kirkendall, Stanley, 12, 80, 82 Kleve, Charlanne, 80 Klinginsmith, Roberta, 24, 26, 5 Knefelkamp, Dale, 80 Knuth, Betty, 62 Knuth, Dick, 74 Knuth, Larry, 37, 80 Koehler, Robert, 62 Koenig, Karen, 27, 80 Kokrda, Barbara, 80 Kosinski, Leona, 80 Kottwitz, Brenda, 62, 104 Kozak, Barbara, 62, 71 Krall, Bob, 34, 62, 74 Kruse, Donna, 40, 74 Kruse, Phyllis, 62 Kuehner, Kenneth, 37, 62 Kuhlman, Paul, 35, 62 Kully, Mike, 80 Kurkowske, Jerome, 74 Kuszak, Jim Kutschkau, Janice, 46, 80 L Lagsdine, Nancy, 24, 42, 62, 103 Landis, Ronnie, 80 Lambelet, Woodrow, 19 Larson, Earl, 46, 74 Laub, Bernadine, 24, 74 Lauritsen, John, 29, 74, 95 Layher, Sharon, 80, 105 Layher, Donna, 24, 36, 74, 103 Lawrence, Noel, 16 Leamons, Harvey, 17 Leep, Larry, 46, 74 Leamons, Joan, 74 Lehman, Delores, 80 Lee, Jerry, 17, 33, 95 Lechner, Larry, 28, 45, 46, 56, 62 Lehman, John, 16 Lemburg, Lois, 80 Lendt, Barbara, 24, 42, 62 Leschinsky, Janet, 74 Lessig, Delores, 62 Lessig, Marilyn, 62 Lessig, Merle, 37 Lester, Bob, 37, 80, 82 Lester, Chuck, 37 Leth, Shirley, 80 Lewton, Sharon, 74 Linden, Arnold, 62 Lindgren, Judy, 12, 24, 28, 29, 30, 3 41, 51, 62 Lindsay, Ed, 80, 94, 109 Linsley, Darrol, 46, 74, 94 Lilienthal, Bob, 62 Locke, William, 46, 74, 94, 95 Lockhart, Larry, 74, 97, 104 Lockwood, Deanna, 42, 74 Lohn, Marjorie, 63 Long, Joe, 80 Lorance, Leann, 74 Lucas, Marlene, 40, 46, 63 Lucht, Richard, 28, 40, 63, 80 Lucke, Dick, 80 Lucke, Edyth, 63 Lucke, Ruth, 74 Luebke, Loretta, 74 Luebs, Jon, 74 Lueth, Donna, 74 Lueth, Jerry, 74 Luth, Kenneth, 44, 74 Lumbard, David, 74, 77 Lumbard, Jay, 80 Luna, Johnny, 34, 46, 95, 97 Luna, Richard, 31, 63, 95 Lundy, Neva, 26, 40, 44, 63, 96, 105 M Machan, Larry, 63 Macomber, Marjorie, 74 Mader, Bob, 37, 63 Maki, Janice, 24, 74, 96, 106 Marsh, Dennis, 37, 80 Marsh, Rolland, 37, 56, 63 Marshall, David, 36, 80 Marshall, Marie, 46, 63 Martin , Harriet, 28, 40, 74 Martin, Judy, 24, 42, 74, 99 Martin Martin , Mac, 44 I PGQQY, 80 9 Martin, Sue, 12, 27, 42, 80, 104 2 Massey, Roger, 12, 33, 34, 40, 45, 63, 95. 111 Masten, Terry, 46, 80 Mathls, Gary, 37, 74 Mattingly, Royal, 27, 36, 80 Maupln, Jean, 28, 40, 44, 46, 74 Maupin, Kaye, 28, 40, 44, 74 Meerkatz, Margaret, 24, 32, 42, 50, 74 Meier, Ned, 37, 74 Meininger, Yvonne, 42 Meinke, Virginia, 24, 30, 74, 102 Melhorn, Florence, 42, 81 Mendenhall, Karyn, 24, 42, 74, 75, 96, 102 Mensik, Gerald, 37, 81 Mensik, Robert, 37, 74, 94 Merritt, Wilson, 81 Merten, Bob, 63, 74, 89 Merten, Judy, 24, 30 Metcalf, Ronald, 74, 89 Mettenbrink, Carol, 81 Mettenbrink, Ronald, 63 Meves, Jacque, 25, 28, 40, 41, 63 Meves, Judy, 24, 42, 74 Meves, Peggy, 24, 64 Meyer, Connie, 42, 81 Mlchelson, Mary, 24, 29, 30, 31, 32, 36, 51, 74, 100 Milne, Jo, 28, 36, 40, 75 Miller, Eddy, 81 Miller, Florence, 81 Miller, Gerald, 81, 64 Miller, Katy, 81 Miller, Mary, 74 Miner, Judy, 24, 26, 30, 32, 64 Mltchell, James, 34, 36, 44, 81, 109 Moeller, Albert, 37, 64 Mohl, Ron, 45, 64 Montgomery, Jerry, 29, 75, 89 Montgomery, Don, 64, 104 Moon, Lee, 44, 75, 104 Moorberg, Monte, 12, 33, 36, 86, 87, 94, 95,100 Mora, Rosalie, 64 Morris, Kenny, 34, 44, 81 Morris, Robert, 81 Morrison, Darwin, 81 Morton, Peggy, 24, 64 Moul, Francis, 34, 81, 89 Mueller, Albert, 81 Mueller, Frank, 81 Muhs, Doyle, 37, 81, 89 Murphy, Jim, 75, 77, 97 Murphy, Milan, 33, 64 Myers, Bruce, 37, 64 INDEX Mc McAhren, Darolyn, 80 McCarthy, David, 28, 34, 44, 46, 63 McClure, Joyce, 24, 46, 74, 112 McClure, Rogene, 27, 80 McCord, Wesley, 46, 81 McCune, Pat, 24, 28, 40, 74, 109 McDonald, Linda, 81 McDougal, Gloria, 81 McGavren, Bill, 12, 28, 46, 50, 63, 108 McGrath, Susan, 12, 28, 29, 32, 40, 51 McHugh, Barbara, 63 McHugh, Marilyn, 24, 74 McKellips, Bobbie, 24, 42, 74 McKillips, Barry, 40, 53, 63, 107 McKinney, Loretta, 40, 63 McMurrin, Donna, 74 McNutt, Jerry, 44, 74 McNutt, Jim, 44, 74 Mc0strich, Carol, 24, 30, 42, 74, 102 McPhilllps, Sue, 81 N Nattrass, Betty, 81 Nattress, Larry, Neid, Edward, 75 Neighbors, Virginia, 81 Nelson, Betty, 75 Nelson, Cliff, 40, 44, 33, 64, 86 Nelson, Leah, 42, 75 Nelson, Norma, 40, 26, 25, 64, 96 Neubert, Rod, 44, 81, 82, 89, 93, 95 Neilsen, Clarence, 75 Niedfelt, Gerdla, 37, 64 Niedfelt, Robert, 37, 75 Niemoth, Lawrence, 37 Niemoth, Marilyn, 64 Nienhueser, Dale, 81 Nietfe!d, Dick, 81 Nietfeld, Janice, 30, 75 Nietfeld, Lorna, 81 Nietfeld, Lova, 81 Nietfeldt, Myron, 81, 37 Niedfelt, Walter, 81, 37 Noble, Larry, 64 Noriega, Beatrice, 44, 64 Nutter, Betty, 42, 25, 75 0 Oberschulte, Melvin, 64 0'Brien, Stephen, 81, 93 0'Hara, Barbara, 42, 75, 96 0'Hara, Marilyn, 42, 75 ,63 Olson Curt, 81 Olson, Don, 33, 64, 86, 94, 95 Olson, Larry, 34, 64 Olson, Mary, 25, 44, 75 Olson, Sharon, 25, 30, 32, 53, 75 0'Neal, Gary, 81, 82 Osborn, Deanna, 25, 75, 96 Osborn, Tom, 36, 64, 86, 99 Ostermier, Joyce, 81 Owens, Donna, 25, 28, 40, 75 P Page, Gary, 81 Paine, Carlton, 35, 81 Paine, Lorlne, 18 Palmer, Sharon, 42, 65 Pahl, Darrell, 37, 75 ' Parker, Arlene, 81 Parker, Gary, 81, 82 Parkin, Louie, 32, 36, 53, 56, 65, 1 Parks, Lee, 28, 32, 40, 46, 52, 75 Patterson, sandra, 25, 42, 65, 96 Paulman, Sandra, 25, 75 Paulsen, Jean, 65, 96 Paulsen, JoAnne, 42, 81, 96 Pauly, Arthur, 65 Paustian, Jerry, 75 Payne, Arthur, 65 Payne, Tilda, 81 Pearce, Charles, 37, 65 Pedersen, Don, 65 Peeler, Julie, 25, 42, 75 Perkins, Kenneth, 37, 44, 81, 89 Perkins, Pat, 40, 65 Peters, Bonnie, 65, 71 Peters, James, 65 Peterson, Joyce, 42, 81 Petersen, Linda, 65 Peterson, Robert, 44, 75 Peterson, Howard, 65 Peterson, Jon, 40, 46, 65, 111 Phillips, Fat, 81 Pichler, Owen, 44, 81 Pickard, Kay, 75 Picthall, Gary, 34, 65 Pierce, Ray, 81 Pinkston, Frank, 17 Pinkston, Janice, 27, 81, 105, 110 Pinkston, Joan, 42, 12, 81, 27, 110 Piper, Yvonne, 75 Plank, Thais, 40, 65, 96 Pokorney, Margle, 81 Pollock, Anita, 81, 82 Pollock, Earlene, 65 08, 110 pnnn nnn,L..nJ....J o.......n.. -.. Poole, Delores, 42, 81 Poole, Elaine, 75 Poore, Judy, 25, 42, 75, 96, 111 Poppert, Marilyn, 81 Powers, Mary, 42 Powers, Douglas, 75 Preisendorf, Dick, 65, 81 Preisendorf, Harry, 44, 89, 93 Price, Donna, 42, 81, 82 Priess, Jean Ann, 81 Proctor, Wilma, 65 Puckett, Raymond, 65 Puente, John, 75 Pulliam, Julie, 25, 42, 65, 112 Q Quandt, Harold, 44, 81, 94 Quandt, Howard, 37, 76 Quandt, Marlene, 32, 36, 40, 66 Quandt, Walter, 76 Quillin, Gaylord Walter, 34, 66, 97 R Ramirez, Jesse, 76 Ramirez, Max, 66 Ramirez, Polly, 66 Ramsey, Peggy, 42, 81 Rapien, Barbara, 25, 31, 42, 66 Ray, Ellen, 25, 32, 42, 50, 53, 76, 100, 112 Rayer, Donna, 72 Raymond, Dale, 29, 34, 66 Rayno, Betty, 82 Rayno, John, 44, 76, 87 Rayno, Sharon, 76, 103 Redinger, Lonna, 66, 82 Regier, Lorna, 76 Reher, Caroline, 56, 66 Relmers, LaVerne, 71 Reltan, Jlm, 12, 30, 31, 50, 66, 97, 104 Reith, Ray, 17 Renter, June, 25, 26, 30, 66 Reutlinger, Phil, 28, 40, 44, 76, 89, 104 Reynaga, Connie, 29, 77, 76, 106 Rezac, Gary, 76 Richardson, Gene, 44 Rieckert, Jan, 25, 30, 76, 112 Rinke, Elsie, 25, 42, 66 Rieck, Shlrley, 42, 66 Rief, Dorothy, 76 Rinke, Minnie, 25, 40 Rinke, Shlrley, 66 Rittenhouse, Sandy, 36, 42, 82 Rhynehart, Curtis, 66 Roach, Jack, 89 INDEX Roberts, Betty, 42 Roberts, Jan, 25, 42, 56, 66 Robertson, Linda, 46, 66, 96 Robinson, Richard, 66 Robinson, Sharon, 27, 42, 82, 109 Rockefeller, James, 76 Roe, Dorothy, 25, 30, 40, 76, 82, 109 Roe, Paul, 19 Rogers, Tom, 34, 44, 97 Rollstin, Vee, 82 Romig, Carol, 82 Rosenkotter, Harold, 37, 76 Rose, Wayne, 12, 32, 34, 50, 66, 108 Rosenquist, Berneta, 18, 50 Ross, Walt, 34, 66, 97 Roush, Lowell, 34, 76, 97 Roush, Raymond, 37 Rowe, Betty, 27, 82, 96 Rowe, Gary, 37, 76 Rubene, Elaine, 26, 46, 67 Ruff, Gary, 76 Ruff, Roger, 44, 75 Ruhl, Bonnie, 42, 82 Runge, JoAnn, 76 Ruple, Connie, 42, 82 Ruschy, Dorothy, 67 Rushy, Judy, 76 Russell, Mrs. Doris, 19 ' Russell, 0. D., 18 Russell, Richard, 67, 95 S St. John, Mary, 25, 28, 32, 40, 67, 108 110 Salestrom, Marcia, 25, 26, 67, 104 Sallinger, Danny, 73 Sallinger, Don, 76 Samway, Larry, 12, 76 Sanburg, Charles, 67, 110 Sanchez, Emily, 67 Sander, Joan, 25, 76, 106 Sanders, Carolyn, 42, 76 Sanderson, Deanna, 67 Sargent, Ed, 76, 112 Sauter, Lloyd, 32, 44, 53, 76 Sawyer, Carol, 76 Scheffel, Bill, 67, 71 Scheffel, Kenny, 32, 44, 40, 50, 53, 7 106 Schelby, Karen, 67 Schleichardt, Sharon, 76 Schmer, Bill, 46, 76 Schmidt, Bob, 37, 76 6, Schmidt, Gary, 67 Schmidt, Lorraine, 19 Schoenheiter, Loretta, 25, 42, 76 Schoenstein, Robert, 76 Schoolfield, Zack, 34, 35, 53, 67, 97, 95 Schreefer, Dennis, 45 Schritt, Elaine, 82 Schroeder, Jerry, 28, 33, 36, 67, 86, 95 Schubert, Doug, 12, 44, 76, 89, 94, 95 Schuyler, Merle, 76, 87 Schwanz, Floyd, 28 Schwartz, Bud, 40, 76, 95 Schwartz, Erick, 33, 36, 46, 76, 89, 95 Schwiger, Deann, 27, 83 Schwieger, Gary, 44 Schwieger, Ron, 67, 95 Scott, Bev, 25, 32, 42, 50, 76, 110 Scott, Wendell, 37 Scudder, Willa, 18 Seibold, Ruth, 17 Seier, Jan, 83 Seier, Joy, 83 Sell, Dave, 34, 46, 76 Sell, Dr. Paul, 19 Semm, Shirley, 42 Sems, Roland, 44 Seymour, Ron, 33, 36, 76, 103, 87 Shaver, Julie, 36, 83 Sheehan, Jan, 25, 29, 30, 32, 40, 76, 111 Sheehan, Mike, 33, 67, 95, 97, 108 Sheeran, David, 83, 89 Sheffield, Charles, 33, 36, 76, 87 ,95, 111 Sheffield, Larry, 83 Shors, Marnell, 27, 30, 42, 83 Short, Ella Mae, Mrs., 17 Short, Richard, 16 Shriner, Donna, 67 Shriner, Linda, 29, 67 Shriner, Phyllis, 83 Shreefer, Dennis, 30, 67, 97 Shultz, Bob, 76 Sieckmann, Don, 44, 83 Sielaff, Delmar, 76, 89 Sierer, Alice. 40, 67 Siggins, Bob, 12, 33, 36, 67, 95, 100 Sigman, Beverly, 42, 76 Silvey, Bob, 28, 40, 44, 76 Simons, Larry, 83 Simpson, Sonja, 27, 82, 83, 106 Simons, Larry, 83 Sims, Donnamae, 83 Skiblnski, Charlotte, 42, 83 Sklbinski, Pat, 68 Skinner, Carollne, 42, 83 Smlth, Don, 37, 76, 89 Smith, Karen, 25, 31, 32, 50, 76, 111 Smith, LaVona, 17 Smith, Jerry, 76 Smith, Terry, 46, 83 Smith, William, 17, 97 Snyder, Noreen, 76 Sobieszyk, Nick, 68 Sobieszyk, Kathryn, 25, 76, 1 Sorensen, Jan, 25, 40, 68 Spahr, Mike, 83 Spiehs, Allan, 76 Spiehs, Elsle, 42, 83 Spiehs, Phyllis, 83 Spiehs, Richard, 68 Spindler, Joe, 75, 76 Sprague, Mary, 27, 83 Springsguth, Betty, 76 Springsguth, Cecelia, 76 Y Stahlnecker, Bill, 44, 83 Stalnaker, Ron, 83 Stalnecker, Jerry, 68, 97 Stalnecker, Ron, 76 Stanage, Bob, 12, 28, 46, 68 Standley, Darlene, 25, 20, 42 Stark, Arlene, 70 Starkey, Don, 34, 76 Stump, Steve, 34, 77 SturdY, William, 18, 30 Sturtevant, Wanita, 42, 68 Sundermeler, Delores, 83 03 , 76, 77 Suponchick, Gene, 68, 86, 103 Suponchick, Mary, 42, 83 Sundeen, Charles, 68 Sundermeler, Deloris, 27 Sutter, Merlene, 25, 30, 40, 77 Sutton, Charles, 34, 40 Sutton, Betty, 42, 83 Sutton, Charlene, 83 Swafford, James, 40, 68, 98 Sweeney, Dale, 68 Szafrajda, Phyllis, 83 Marlyn, 34, 77 Webster, Margo, 25, 28, 29, 30, 31, 40, 77 T3999, T Jeanette, 42, 77 Tagge, Darold, 83, 89 Tagge, Roy, 44, 83 Tagge, Wayne, 44 Tallch, Lanny, 77, 89, 94, 95 Tayler, Thavenet, Daryll, 37, 68 Thomas, Robert F., 77 INDEX Thomas, Robert E,, 77 Thomazin, Bob, 44, 83 Thompson, Larry, 37, 83 Thomssen, Darrel, 44, 83 Thomssen, Neal, 46, 77 x Thorpe, Ellen, 83 Thute, Beverly, 83 Tillman, Shirleen, 68, 96 Tjaden, Kay, 42, 68 Toft, Einer, 17 Toile, Tom, 83 Tonkin, Bob, 83, 89, 97 Toohey, Paul, 44, 77, 89 Tucker, Glenda, 77 Tucker, Udine, 83 U Urban, Arlene, 25, 28, 40, 75, 77 V Vaclevek, Karl, 29, 68, 104 Van Bibber, Roy, 68, 83 Van Wey, Larry, 83, 89 Van Hoosen, Kenny, 69 Vanosdall, Mary, 29, 69, 56, 96, 104 Van Trump, Linda, 69 Van Way, 44, 93, 95 Varvel, Charles, 44, 83, 89, 93, 95, 104 Vodenhnal, Dave, 44, 103 Voehnal, Dave, 83, 97 Vogt, Gary, 46, 69 Volke, Helen, 69 W Wabel, Shirley, 77 Wagner, Jerry, 33, 36, 69, 86 Wagner, Richard, 69 Wagner, Willy, 44, 83 Waldbaum, Caryl, 27, 29, 83 Walker, Gary, 34, 77, 94, 95, 97 Wegner, Larry, 82, 83 Welch, Anna, 27, 83 Welch, Darrell, 33, 77, 89, 95, 97 Welch, George, 83 Werner, Edmund, 18 Werner, Julie, 27, 42, 83 West, Sharyn, 28, 30, 40, 69 Westover, Jan, 12, 25, 29, 30, 32, 51, 52, 77 White, Barbara, 42, 83 Wiegert, Dean, 44 Wiese, Joyce, 77 Wieser, Shirley, 69 Wigstone, Dorothy, 51, 77, 96, 106 Wiig, Judy, 28, 30, 32, 40, 41, 69 Wiles, Ernest, 77, 83 Wiles, Yvonne, 77, 109 Wilhelmi, Ralph, 37, 83 Williams, Rosemarl, 83, 103 Williamson, Eva Jean, 27, 42, 83 Willis, Jeanene, 25, 77, 96 Willman, Lillian, 18 Wilson, DeAnna, 77 Wilson, Jeff, 75, 77, 89, 100 Wilson, Wally, 69 Wilson, Sandra, 25, 30, 69 Wiltse, Dr. Earle, 16 Winter, Winter, Jan, 25, 36, 56, 69 Ward, 12, 33, 77, 87 Wongwai, George, 69, 95 Wongwai, William, 77 Wood, Ben, 70 Woods, Donna, 29, 77, 106 Woodard, Linda, 42 Woodward, Pat, 25, 30, 42, 77 Wregert, Dean, 83 Wright, Ann, 27, 70, 83 Wright, Myron, 77 Walker, Georgia, 42, 83 Walker, Joe, 69 Walker, Mary, 40, 69 Wanamaker, Craig, 77, 95 Ward, Carrol, 83, 93, 95 Wassermann, Roccene, 77 Watson, Eugene, 77 Watson, Jim, 69 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