Haigler High School - Eagle Yearbook (Haigler, NE)

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ztskeihall BACK: Bill Sharp, Merle Wheaton, Dick Bentley, Marvin Sims, Stanley Walker, Bob Snelling, Gene Williams. CENTER: Coach Larry Pfeiffer, LeRoy Stute, Ed Neville, Alfred Zuege, Gail Harford, Coach Larry Snell. V FRONT: Mick Schorzman, Duane Wall, Bill McVey, Elmer Day, Royce Stute. A Team Record B Team Record Haigler 46 Max 30 Haigler 31 Benkelman Haigler 29 Benkelman 28 N Haigler 32 Parks Haigler 54 Parks 50 In I, X l-Iaigler 31 Palisade Haigier ss Paiisade 46 it N Hargier 29 rdaiia Haigler 44 Idalia 35 . 'A ' Haigler 43 Lone Star Haigler 66 Parks 41 X 2 K Haigler 45 Stratton Haigler 55 Lone Star 30 V' .M Z1 Haigler 45 ldalia Haigler 33 Stratton 50 GY Haigler 33 Kanorado I-Iaigler 49 ldalia 42 l Haigler 35 Culbertson Haigler 59 Kanorado 29 , Xi Haigler 42 Hemdon l-Iaigler 42 Culbertson 44 it Haigier 21 ons Haigler 52 Herndon 43 Haigler 28 Trenton Haigler 39 Otis 35 , V Haigler 41 Trenton 45 ' Hi,PiainS Tournament , ' The Haigler Eagle basketball season Haigier 36 Venango L was reasonably successful in '62-'63 with Haigiei. 35 Binie a record of 10 wins and 8 losses. Aside Frenchman Vai-iei, Tournament from experiencing some difficulty on larger Haigiei 34 inineiiai floors and a few costly mistakes, the Eagle District Toninainent team was very respectable, The team had Haigiei 51 Cnibenson some height in Bill McVey at 6'1 and Elmer Day at 6' and Royce Stute and Duane Wall just under six foot. Alfred Zuege, Eddie Neville, LeRoy Stute, Mick Schorzrnan, and ball handling. The squad took part in two Marvin Sims, and Stan Walker made up their shorter stature by speed conference tournaments and the District Tournament. While taking defeats this year in basketball, the Eagles dupli- cated football when they went undefeated in out-of-state play.

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HOMECOMING 1962 The 1962 Haigler Homecoming started in the rain of Friday, October 5th, when at 2 o'clock the parade lined up at the school house. The Legion of Haigler led the parade as it proceeded down main street. The band followed the Legion, playing at the intersection. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Wadclel of Madrid were the judges for the floats. Mr. Waddel is the principal of the Madrid schools. At half-time of the game with Madrid, Betty Jean Potthoff and Sheryl Haskell were announced Queen candidates, with DeVonna Smith as the Junior Attendant. Royce Stute, Duane Wall and Alfred Zuege were named King candidates. Also at half-time, winners for the parade floats were announced. The third and fourth grades won fifth place, and the Junior boys fourth position, the Sophomore Class third, the seventh and eight grades second place and the fifth and sixth took top honors with their slogan, A Toast From the Eagles to the Pirates. On Saturday night at eight o'clock, Patty Bush and Mike Clegg carried the crowns for the King and Queen on gold pillows decorated with purple, The candidates for King and Queen followed them through the gym which was decorated in the school colors of purple and gold. Sheryl Haskell was crowned the 1962 Homecoming Queen by Elmer Day, repre- sentative of the football team. Alfred Zuege was crowned l962 Homecoming King by Mary Ann Mahon, cheerleader. Sheryl was presented with a cultured pearl necklace and bouquet of roses by the football coach, Mr. Snell. Alfred received a gold tie tack from the pep club, The King and Queen then led the Grand March and had a dance dedicated to them. The dance music was played by The Rebels until midnight when the Homecoming festivities for 1962 came to a close.

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I 5, S ' Sw ,gm-:sh ki 5 4 li Duane Wall Senior ' L' l ,,,,L 4 -.ii Q + Alfred Zuege Senior WLNAA N Mr. Snell Coach Elmer Day Senior Royce Stute Senior Dick Bentley Warm -up practice at Venango Hi-Plains Tournament Senior