Hanover High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Hanover, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1950 volume:

871-fir? DEDICATION To most of you the first day spent in high school was like entering a strange, new, world. But as time went past you found yourself in the midst of the events that make up high school life. You soon were a part of that life. As a part of that life, this book is dedicated to you-- THE STUDENTS OF HANOVER HIGH SCHOOL -2- if fAh f 1 w f - ,J if Q, A ff Q i , , f , . .. . . A .-, 1 , ,Y l O . .ii , . - L YZ 4: , A, I F K A W: i I . . ' x 'L 1 - ' ' ,W kgw. ap . L ,Q A . AE :SY ' , FOREWORD In making this book we would like to bring you a complete record of the school activities for the year. But such a record is, in reality, impossible to accomplish. In the first place, space would not permit such a record. Endless pages of printed material would be required to give a complete account of the school events. In the second place, much of this material loses importance with the lapse of a few years. So we have tried to select the high lights of the year and to record them in an interesting manner. It is our hope that this book will prove to be of lasting interest and enjoyment to you. -THE STAFF- ..3- 'H' ui H an hi .L 'L .aff ' Af 4 pf, 3 gs, M -i ?, , ,,a9 Nr, x.., g I j Hills. .Q -..-'Z'-'Q 5 3 - yi -n f . kb V y1.,f,,,,,,w. .r-,ww N' 1 ' V v 'LiffK1ilyL2f'1 5 X l ' K . V . A151 Q . N-- ,J5I3'51G-. f??1'fr2f:f'ii' 1, Y 4 Ref:.?fg,m',gz A : V 4 , 'U' A' 7 L e z vw 'rv . , 1 -362 fifzwzl. jg - ,Ia . M Q ,-' QQ L Q? '51 W' ' ff 4 :ag-xg? K 1 f X ' aye 4 4 1' 6 A 'L' . g ig 5 f wiv: X , . NZ: Y' . A f3yg,fXJgf1if2vw - - . - , , , A ,, - T. . . . ' v , , -mmf' W buuxJ Lv LjlQAf1uQ ir. John Meri, Qlwrxg hr. J. Mueller, Jiracsorg kr. Sari Frahm, Treasurer kr. FTBQ buymmur, duperiutendent -5- ,, , , , ,M-,,m.L.,Tf,Fg ' 'T ' ' -'- ....... A' ' J'wh' :::::::1y::::--M, --:'--F-gig--,M-----V W sg Top Row Mr. Alvin Lampa, Xra. Fred Jeymogr, Nr, Fred Jedi, Mr, 5elv3w Frwffhgw Miss Uprd Murphy, Hr. X. G. Meyerg lat How Mr. Frei Lrgmayr, Misa Mary Catherine Finn, Miss Ruth Hichdrdssn, V155 Auralia ieeswrger, Miss Elizabeth Nilsman, Hia? Lala Map Vi0VH. MP. Lamps: E. 3. from kansas State Collmgeg Teacgea Vwaational Agrlsulnufe. Mrs. Jeymuqvz Hngwriu quake Feachere 30lfQ5WQ Teaches Grades 5 and 5. Mr. Meth: E. A. fron Baxmr J1ivwrwlVj5 Coachg Teacnea Serial Sciemgw. Kr. wraamnnwz H. 5. from McPherson Lolaeieg Jcienme ana jmaial imienfe. Misa mur,4y: 3. J. from Kaigq' Jtaxw Cv? VQ'Q Teuu1w. Rane XZ3WJiLl3, Av. Hedwfz 5. M. Louisiana JLHLH Jniveraiag, Kansas szaxg Sol egeg feacnes Jand ann Glen Slum. Mr. Jeymogrz Q. J. from Otnaww LLQaersinJg M. 5. from dyQmla, Jswxe Univarjlgy, 5xQerLJ 'J .-, 5 Fs1qdap fab Qaeiici. Miss ?inJ: U. A. from Marymount Collegeg Teaches Converse. ifliun 'Jifzasz D. 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Ag HHN Club 23 Prsaident lg Secretdry 25 Treasurer 33 HTake Your Medicinen X wx. 1 5:6 !. 115- Lois Jean Tholl, Editor Hdeannieu Cheerleader 2' Glee Club l,2,3,hg Pep Club l,2,3,Qg F.H.A. l,3,Lg F.H.A. Songleader 33 F.H.A. Vice-President Ag C. ViceMPresidvni 1,23 nGhosL Hantedu Nlake Your Medicineu 9 Joanne Knuffke HJQU Ast. Business Manager Cheerleader ug Fep Club A3 Glam Club l,2,3,A5 F.H.A. lg C. President 2g WGrey Breadn WGhoat Wantedn Nhigh Hindoww NTake Your Medicinen Rodney C. Kruse G75 V 'Yigpr 'L 3. f'3 Joyce Wilkinson Assistant Editor Pep Club Ag Glee Club L3 Cheerleader Lg nHigh Windown nTake Your Medicinen washington High: Glee Club l,2,3g Pep Club l,2,3g Girl Reserves l,2,3g Charlotte Ready, Typist Pep Club 1,23 F.H.A. lj 0High Windowu NGrey Breadu 'Ghost Wanted' B ainess Managsr Hkodng Glen Club 3,L3 nHigh Windowv Evanston, Ill.: Quadrangle, lg Glas Club 1, Q A I 'Q 'Ti C L X, A S S M E M E3 jim' E ,av 'J' if 'NAI' 3 K Ivgm Simba Geraldine Fiivkenberg Gerry Track jg Z'S:1,wb::l2 ?,Q,1 , AZ Glee Club 2,3,Ag F.H.A. 1,23 A. 1,5 Glee Club 1,,2,3,l,5 Q Pep Club 35 Treasurm' fig my I ?1!a:'yLsvi.11e High: Kayetzgws lg WN? ' 4 F.H.A. 13 X3 1 J - in fgx X iw? t g E .Ul.., EJ . .Shir-l+zy Lmcllacf-1: GI mv Club l,f5,j,Z15 Pffp 7:.1.IL'7Q I?,M5 gn as X n, wand F- . .r xy, 1 1, , 3 Treasures: lg 'f'i .os+. dmt,M Take Your '1L'iL.,l f. If f 'CT' fl -10- Robsrt Hettig WB0bU Basketball 1.,2,3,bg F.F.A. L5 Glas Club 2,35 QT: 53393 4l'T 'f Melvin hetuig Elec Club l,2,3,n5 band 1,3 F.E.A. A3 HGhuaL Wantedn 1? 1 Lorna biemaun lilac Club 1,5 F.H.iz. 2 3' 5 I Hfake Your Medicineu 'KA is, C L A S S 4 M E H B E R S lv -ns' Mary Ann Krvmpel Glee Club 1,2,3g FqHoAo Pep Club 15 Ghost Wanted Take Your Medicine' iii? 4F Sibv aq!f ',' 'Hur LaVerna ktuhkamp P.u.A. 13 Glen Club l,2,hg CY' Charles Gr-ance? 'fifhuck Chow Wanted Glee Club 2,3g hs-- Lu ntin Laue UQueH ' --S Baskhtball ?,3,Ag Track 2,33 Glee Club 2,35 F.F.A. Lg Shirley Gerleve Glee Club l,2,3g Pep F.H.A. 1,23 NTake Your Nedicinen Club 1,2 at - v 5 iii? f , Rosenwry Crimmins Uhosieu Glee Club 1,2,33 Pep Club 1,2,3g F.H.A. 1,23 NGhost Nantedu NTake Your Medicinwq Robert Jones Hbobn Band l,?,bg Glve Club l,?,3,hg F.F,A. Ag F.F.A. Vice-Ervsident Lg UGhost Nantedn UTake Your Medicine JI' liyuy W Lg Fw,- K, dw. ,..g.. i iii ' , .,-...4. E C L A inv- 4135 WMV Ek 'Sw rg? 56 Y Sf? V V ' 5. ,L Q 11 Mona: d Kauffelm U3no ksv Lois Jean Ja Glee Club l,2,3,ug Glen Club 1,2,3,gg Pep ,2,3, F.H.A. 1,23 ' H.A. l,2,3,Ag HTake Your Medicinen hohwrz hemlua Wkobw Rose Ann huhxsmp Hasvhall i,2,3g Glee Club l,2,3g F.H.A. 25 Basketball 1,2,3,l+g Pep Club lg Take Your Meciatinw' ji A. ' wi I G 4 N, K- : if wmv E A M Q ,Q ..:': gg ..,E QM E - il- A-'1 X 45, , Q 'D , i l 5 a- W 5, R' .Q ,. a 5134 Ti fm-'I MF'M!RWImVlrv'w vvV H E fi! A-11 SUNSET On a bright, sunny, September morning in l9L6 beaming and energetic boys and girls entered the H. H. S. The surprised expressions on the faces of ty of the student body told us that we were to be freshmen of l9u6 and l9b7. One of the first tasks class undertook was to elect officers as follows: Bill Vlachg Vice President, Lois Jean Tholl3Secret thirty-two portals of the facul- the Wgreen' which the President, ary, Joanne Knuffkeg Treasurer, Shirley sedlacek. Our appointed Sponsor was Miss Capps. Two weeks after we started our schooling at Hanover High the customary initiation day had arrived. For this event the girls had to wear pajamas,hair on top of their head with a corn cob stuck in it,a whiskey bottle tied around their neck, and one high heel and one low heel shoe, The boys had to dress like girls. Ye were then taken down main street and then back up to school. That night, they gave us a party. Though we didn't like all of the tasks we had to do, we will remember that day as one of our best times in our school life We took part in the class tournament by oecorating with the usual freshmen colors--green and white. Our team won second place. During the first semester we lost Joanne Schultz, Max- ine Justice, Delmer nuntz. Therese Sekal left Notre Dame Aca- demy in Omaha at Christmas to finish the year with us. In the spring we gave the Sophomore class a wiener roast. When we returned the following year as Sophomores we were sorry to find that our class had decreased. Gilbert 'al- ters, Clarence Turk, Joan Meier, and Therese oekal, who went to Notre Dame Academy, failed to return. We had one new stu- dent, Geraldine Riekenberg. Our officers were elected as fol- lows: President, Joanne Knuffkcg Vice President, Lois Jean Thollg Secretary, Pep Habrg Treasurer, Geraldine diekenberg. We elected Mr. Bradshaw as our sponsor. During this year it was our turn to initiate the Freshmen. The girls had to dress like Daisy Mac and the boys like Papy Yokum. In the evening we had a party. In return the Freshmen gave us a Wiener roast and party down by the river. Thank you Freshmen for thepartyl At the end of the first semester we lost Loren Tollenberg. Wil S the -headed boy to During the last couple of months we had a red join us, Rodney nruse., In September, l9L8, twenty-six students, the intelligent?? Juniors of l9h8-h9, answered Ve found that Helen Smetana had not returned. heard the voice of Therese oekal who came back destined to be roll call. But we again from Notre again cho- Dame Academy, and Doris Brouhard. Miss Capps sen as our sponsor. The following were electe President, Robert Janderag Vice President, Bill Vlachg Secre- tary, Bill Adams, Treasurer, Pep Habr. Our first great acti- vity of the year was to give our class play HGhost Yanted.H nt the end of the first stmester We lost Doris Brouhard and nrlyn Roever. During the year we were very busy saving, scra- ping ano trying to raise money for our Junior-Senior bniqua: and prom. Our theme was the 'h9ers. all sorts of wild beasts and trees were placed about the gym. Our class colors were blue and white and our flower, white carnations. Then came d as officers, -lb' ' as-:nr-1-Vflzs y 'Ln-f vi-ctw: .. r-1.--.. A A , ..,-gm- ,J , -4 F-' 1 Y ...f -. V Q- , ...-w,flT--..,::. I'I.IIi 4 I U YY 0 . ..- Y X , ,w 1 ,J 1 , ......... .A.-v., .... -.. ...-.--,.,..W...-,.......,.....-M......,.-.....,... ..,..T:........ ,.,......d ,.,, .N mm... ...,..,.-.v,w......--...--..- .. - ...,. . -,,. ........,....,...... -Y ---Y H... --..,. 'l.fQ,..-....4.M ............,. W., ..., ,,........,-..,...,...-A, .-... ,4-,. ,.,....,.....J ' -nf-v E.. -1 -e the day we received our rings. Believe me that was one of the happiest days of our lives. Now for the fateful year. Here we are the intelligent and energetic Seniors of l9b9-1950. Therese Sekal decided to leave us to try the wuys of metrimony. She is now known ss Mrs. Vernon hoehler. We had two newcomers to our class, Joyce Uilkinson from Washington und LaVerna Ruhkamp who is taking school in three years. The officers ure as follows: Presi- dent, Bill Vlachg Vice President, Bill Adamsg Secretary, Ro- bert Janderug Treasurer, Pep Habr. Our class sponsor was Mr, Bradshaw. He had our cless pictures teken the first part of the year. We received them before Christmas. During the year the Junior and Seniors held a Tulent Scout Contest which was given in the Auditorium. Lntertuinment for the most part was supplied by students of the grade end high school. Winners of the Talent Scout Contest were: Clay Prall end Larry Smith won the W5 for the best grade school performance. Peter und won the Q5 for the b won the grand prize 21 we guve our Senio directed it. It was OO in the morning fo 1 urrived in nenses City ut 0:30 in the morning end Mnrie Falcon Louis Falcon On April Mr, Bradshaw we left at 3: sus City. We left to come time end heted to come home end s cless colors pre bleck und white white rose. Our Motto is: nOur Hin. On May ll, we were honored und prom. Thenk you Juniors for gruduating cless, the seniors of u close the four happy years spen ull UGood-bye.n beck home Saturday e Following is the cnst that h the Senior Class Play a SuCCeSS. Henry K. Dodson--Robert Jend Jonethan Puckett--Bill Vldch Putricie CPatl Pryor--Lois J Angels Warren--Joyce Wilkins Jeck Benson--Bill Adams Charlotte Nelson--Rosemury C Dorothy Carlton--Shirley Ger Cordelia Puckett--Mury Ann K ' Miss Holt--Rosennn Ruhkump William Jackson--Pep Hubr Hoofendyke--Bob Rettig Two ladies lvisitorsl--Gerul Mother and child lvisitorsi- Expectent Father--Bob Jones -15- est high school performance. of V100 r Play, WTake Your Medicinef u big success. On April 28, r Sneak Day. We went to Kan- vening. We ell had u good Our flower is the Our Hope, To -Senior benquet the lovely time. Now as the 1950, we regret to bring to thrt studying egsin. end our cless Aim, Successg with a Junior t et Hanover High und bid yum elped so vuliently to make bra een Tholl on rimmins leve rempel dine Riekenberg, Monetta hsuffeld -Normu Niemunn, Deunnu Miller Yii0l' H A Ms, . 1, ,L il . + F. .- Msn . - 8' 'rf-1 , A M .,,, , , ig! W N, , in 'Q ' ' MH- 1 I - .A,.,u..KW ..,.......:. ,..,g ..n..,ML., ,A - -..--f.,,-:.4.,.....2...-..L...4Lx..............,.,,,, ..,.L..4,..4.4.,...+- TWILIGHT Ne, the Senior Class of 1950, of the city of Hunover, county of washington, and state of kensvs, being of sound mind and memory, do hereby make, publish, und declare this' to be our lrst will and testament, hereby revoking any will or wills interestinf manner. Blbb nDnL5 wills his height to Don Wehling so he will con. tinue to make baskets in the future, ond his knowledre of courting on a horse to Ernie wehling. Both Wehlings should be able to use this newly acquired ability end knowledge in e most interesting manner. ROSLLndY CRlmklNe wills her ability to tell jokes to Mary Ann Mullen,and her straight face when she hears them to Janis Adams. l'm quite sure both girls will use these abilities to their fullest extent. 3V1nLEY GHNLJVE wills her giggles to Rita Lnndoll, and her ability to blush to Dorian Meyer. Whey they start using these abilities seriously, teechers beware!! 1 ChnHLlS GnANUJn wills his wittyness to Bob Christie and his long current event reports to Norman Lohse. Poor hr. Webb!! he tbousht he'd be rid of Charles. PEP HABR wills his nickname WBenkW to Arlene Doebele and his bxsketbrll ability to Willie Droegemueller, Both people need the extra abilities, don't you think? ROBERT JANDSMA wills his extra money to Ronvld Adams, you always say you can use extr. money, Ronnie, and his powerful rebound ability to Jim Vlnch. You can use a little extra Upushn under the basket can't you, Jim? LOIS J-Ah JOHNSON wills her class rincs to Lfrethe Kuntz lyou better not lose any of them, L rethal: and her swing to Henrietta Kruse, Lumber for porches is always evailible ot the B. B. L, Lumber Yard. BOB JUNJS wills his feet to Shirley Wilkinson, now who'1l want to d nce with herg end his ability to occupy space to Harold Bruna. Do you think you can use it, Harold? MONETTA KAUFFELD wills her stroight face to Velorf Meye er Kto use on Haroldlfrgnd her pivit her-d to Rose Ann Leuhring But does she really need another one? JOANNE KNUFFNE wills her nickname HGabbyW to Evelyn Send, you'll have to work h rd to earn it though, nd her bookkeeping knowledge to rnyone who has F hot enough temper to stand it. LnRY ANN nNELrEL wills her good gr des to Luella Schroeder, a nice thing to do for a good friend, and her b byishness to Velma Schultz. Use it sp ringly, Velma, it's powerful stuff. hUDhEY ANUSL wills his good humor to hr. Meyer who has to have an extr- large supply of it in girls glee club, and his ability to collect snap shots to Norman Rettig, but be sure they've p ssed the censor first, Norman. QUE LnUJ wills his nickname WLoveW to Richfrd Rbolf,try it on for size, Richardgand his lmbitions to Elnor Uollenbergg if we're any judge of chcracter, I'm sure she's just the person to use them. BOB NEMITZ wills his ability to ruin History books to lla h.e Kockgand his ability to take interesting pictures to Rich Vlnch. Be sure you make them inzeresting Rich!! ,1 , ,,.,,.,,,.,,,.., ,,,, v.h,.....,...,,.,.,,.,,....,..-..,....,-,.w.......-W.. - -.-.x.,,.M-.mx . -....m..w....- f - Nh -M. ,W V, , . -. . , Li ' 1 ,,,, ..,. , ....,.A.,...-..........w,..f,.,......,.......v.n.....,,. -....-.. M ,, ' .,: .z:, , .: ftiqgw Ms E' 5.- , 1 'vc Y ' if--4 , 1 Y ' 3' . - 529' 4 if -.- W 1 W V 2422 1, 1 Q 'BI' fx lik' af-ig ' ' T' . 1 :iii gag' ' A v--Q, gi' . . , , , ,,+ , 'L A if ...,!,- it . . .,,, Q. . , I - . fd, K, ,vw .uh 1' U :Q 1 'g5,lTV . 'Q . . .-XA V w . ,..- . ...,.- t l., . ,-y f f nf' V in Q. gr C' if , V 1- NURMA NISMANN wills her alarm clock to Dorothec Beecher so she can get to school on time, and her noiseless study hell hvbits to Liss Viets 'ho .lways seems to be looking for them in someone. Q CHARLOTTE REEDY wills her ability to chew cum to Bernice Goeckel who really doesn't need itg and her ooetry writing to Arien Hannon who seems to h've numerous ways to out it to use. BOB n3TTlG wills his muscles to L rry Rrnll, don't worry, Larry, by the time his werr out you'll huve s supply of your owng end his big, innocent, brown bullpup eyes to ?Gensva Leyer.Does Qnyone know how he venly blue -nd brown vill mix? LELVIN nQTTlG wills his :bility to sing to Vernita Niem nn end his cor to Joanna VonUanden so she can haul Jerry Burke to school. A GEHALDINE RIEKENBERG wills her figure to Mnrillys Tuhey and her dimples to Marie Falcon. Think you girls can find any use for them? mOeE ANN RUHnkLH wills her Quietness to Joy Lohse, hhuw about using it, Joy? And her forwardness to Lucille Meyer, but you'd never think of using it, wouli you Lucille? LAVLRNA RUHKALP wills her fourth yerr of school to Eddie Dusing mike good use of it Eddie, and her reckless driving to Barbara Juenemhn. Remember Berber , thit vutomobiles were not mfde to climb trees. 5klhL3Y JEDLACEK wills her little red book to hnrilyn fheling if you use it, Oh Lsrilyn perh os bachelor girly end her blushes to Gevene look pretty on you too, lvxilll Harry heyer, thot'is, if trombone to Irene Rippe, 'ho should h1ve it, LUIS ein use ability of this BlLL won't h L you won't remain n Shaffer. They'll Gevene. ability to come Geneve will come moss wills his eirly to school no th:t'e.rlygand his enough wind to blow JEAN THuLL wills them to help the her typing fingers to Bob Pr ll who Meyer tripletsg ind her shorthand to hiss Finn, who .fter te ching the sh rthgnd cl ss yefr will probhbly need the abilities of two people, VLACH wills his curly hair to Pete Falcon so he ve to bother getting scalped g ing .nd his :bility to flirt to Don nllerheiligen. Since n lot of the good men zrldunte this yewr, you girls will need some new romoes next year. JUYCE nlLnlh5ON wills her knowledge of 'hrlloweeningn to Darlene it to good useg 'nd her nbility to cheerlend to anybody put Leyer, rho, with Q little help should be ble to who hrs n good Wsplitn personality. Signed, sefled, oublished fnd declired as and for OUP last will rnd test.ment by the Senior Cl ss of 1950, end this the 25th diy of Miy, in the year of our Lord, 1950, -17- J., 4 PARADE OF THE STARS On a bright sunny day in May, 1960, we are out at the air port in time to see one of the new jet world airline planes come in with two very special passengers. They are Mr. Steven McNally, president of the world airlines, and his very attrac tive and efficient private secretary, Miss Shirley Gerleve, soon to become hrs. Steven McNally. They are on one of their numerous business trips to their branch office in this city. Seeing Shirley get into a separate taxi we decide to follow her. Soon her taxi draws up to the U. S. Air Force Base and she goes to one of the very pretty little cottages on the edge of the base that are the living quarters for the offi- cers and their families. At the second cottage we see two very cute little girls playing in the sand. Shirley seems to know the house and then we see why. Coming out 'on the porch to greet her is the former Rosemary Crimmins, now the very beautiful and respected wife of the commanding officer, Orville Rettig. After lunch they decide to take in the town.while walk. ing down Hollywood and Vine who should come up the street with a blonde on one arm and a brunette on the othcr,but Bill adams, who they say has already sailed the Seven Seas and has a yirl in every port, but from the looks of it, he has two in this one. AS they go by the Brown Derby Club they stop to look at the featured entertainment for the week. To their surprise they read that Charles Grancer is the featured nan with Guy Lombardo's Orchestra fplaying the bass hornlg also having top billinc are the Bremen Coons quartet with Ivan Stohs as their star soloistg and Charlotte Ready, the star dancer of the Rockettes. We have read rumors in the gossip columns lately that there might be some connection with the two acts being featured consecutively at the same club. As we so farther down the street we see that a new lunch room has been opened. It is the Nwilson Coffee Shoppen and we soon find out that the head cook is Lois Jean wilson, the for- mer Lois Jean Johnson of Hanover. She is very nlad to see us and we soon take up talking over old times at Hanover High. From a letter that she received last week from one of her friends we find that the faculty for Hanover High School has just been sinned for the coming school year. Que Laue has been rehired for the third year as the coach. We hear that last year his boys won the state championship. lr. Webb, who was the coach in 1950 has been hired for the second year as coach of Baker University. we hear that they won the Kansas Conference Championship last year. horma Riemann has been hired as the Commerce Teacher and Bob hemitz, who just could not set over bookkeeping and pestering the teacher, has been hired as her assistant. Things are looking bright and rosy for the commerce department. This year there has been some- thing new added to the High School.They have started a school bus system and the driver is Liss LaVerna Ruhkamp. They say she should be pretty good. -18.. mmm. . ,, .,,. H:'fwW':T--'M' I iff L , if wa W The Lutheran Church finally has a steady minister. hr. Bob Jones has just graduated from Lidland College and has taken over the position of minister with his beloved friend Rod Kruse as his chief Hcook and housekeeper.H They just couldn't separate the two after they graduated from Hanover High in 1950. The head nurse of the now enlarged Hanover Clinic is Mary Ann Krempel, Dr, Roccaforte's new assistant is Doctor Joanne Knuffke who is taking her internship in the hanover Hospital. Sometimes she sings her patients to sleep. Hanover now has a three man police force since Bob nettig joined his dad as a rookie cop a couple of years ago. We hear that there isn't too much speeding going on anymore: that is when the police are active and have their eyes and ears open. Lois Jean also told us that Lois Jean Tholl who had gone with Johnny Habr all four years of high school?is new married. They run a Day Nursery called Nhabrfs Inoorporateden We soon find that it is time to be on our way and as we are about to pay for our lunch we see Pep Habris signature on the bills. He is now the treasurer of the United States. He was treasurer of the class so long that he just couldn't get over the job. His life long friend Robert Jandera is now the Secretary of the Treasuryn They were always so fond of l'l1Ol'lE3 noon fact Cana an a vin cars mode seen y anyway, After we leave the lunch room we decide to buy the after- paper and in it we find an ad from the Kauffeld fish ery in Canadav It seems that Lenetta has gone back to da and taken up the work of Salmon Canning. There is also dvertisement from the Rettig Garage, It looks as if Mel- finally became a good mechanic, He is selling the new jet that do up to 200 miles per hour, In the gessip column we find that that famous New York l, hrseanr Runkamp, is agair making-good reading by being with tnet handsome man-about-town, Igor Duchseky. It seems that Roseann is doing okay since she graduated from Han- over High School in lQ5C In the same column we read that the famous singer Shirley Sedlacek is again returning to the Koehe lsr farm in Kansasj Although she is naw hrs. Eddie Koehler, she is still using her maiden name for her career, After every opera season closes she goes back to the farm in time for the summer harvest and in the winter they hire someone to takzcare of their farm while they live in New Yorks ln the same colunm we read that the great Texas cattle man and his wife are stay- ing at the Waldorf Astoria hotel. Merlin Stohs went to Texas and made a home for his beloved wife, Geraldine Riekenberg. On the way home we find posted an advertisement for a Symphony Orchestra recital that is to take place at the Munic- ipal Auditorium tonightr Kiss Joyce Wilkinson is the featured drummer-and Bill Vlach, Professor of Philosophy at the Uni- versity, is to make a speech asking for donations so that the University can start an orchestra of its owns They say it is because he wants the featured drummer to stay closer to home. Well, with my little adventure done, I am going back to work as the attractive and efficient secretary of hr. Steven I-Lchally. -l9- 1 Q L 1 ..,L'. ,,.K, ll ..V,,,5,w ,f,, ,nu .f 4: ig 1 1 , 5 , , Class of 1950 Hanover High School CLASS NIGHT PROGRAM Han-over High School Auditorium Tuesday, May 23, 1950 8:00 P. M. Solo- The Road To Mandalay -----..---- Robert JOHGS C1355 History- Sunset ............... .............. W illialfl V1-'rich Salutatory ,---,,.,.-,,,-,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,... - Rose Ann Ruhkamp Skit-- Professor Black, Magician ............ Ch3f1'l0tt9 Reedy Lois Jean Johnson C1355 Will- Twilight ,,,,..,...,,.. ....... W illiam Ad3JI1S Duet- Sentimental Journey .................... Shirley Sedlfacek Joyce Wilkinson Class Prophecy- Parade of the Stars ............ Joseph H-abr Solo- Joshua Fit the Battle of J ericho .... Joanne Knuffke Valedictory ,,,.,.,.,,.,.,,,..,,,,.,.,,,,........,,..... Mary A1111 Krempel Presentation of the Key ....... ........ W illiam Vlach S010- Morning ,,,,,,,.,.,,,,,,,,.........,., ..,.. L ois Jean Tholl COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES Hanover Public Schools High School Auditorium Thursday, May 25, 1950 8:15 P. M. Processional .......... .,................................... M ary Jo Tholl Invocation .......................................... Rev. Arthur W. Huneke Pastor, St. John's Lutheran Church, Lanham, Nebraska Solo: All The Things You Are .................. Lois Jean Tholl Address: Hidden Treasures ............ Dr. Carleton L. Briggs Pastor, First Baptist Church, Manhattan, Kansas Solo: The Lord's Prayer .......................... Joanne Knuffke Presentation of Eighth Grade Diplomas: Mrs. Esther Rateuke County Superintendent of Public Instruction Recommendation of Seniosrs to Board of Education ................................ Fred Seymour Superintendent of Hanover Public Schools Presentation of Diplomas ................................ Jacob Mueller Director, Board of Education, School District No. 14 BGI16diCtil011 ...................................... Rev. Arthur W. 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RIMS AND HIME AGADU' Junior Play Class Oi'ficex'a Dorothea Beecher, Presidentg Don Hehling, Vice-President, Wilma Cook, Secretaryg Vernita Nieuann, Treasurer, F' r f F E F EQ F F Q E E EN FW E E E 5 F E E mm,-V 1 - - - Y F E3 V , JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY Uhen school started in the fall of l9A7, our class of thirty-one Freshmen boys and girls joined the work and fun of Hanover High School. The first bright highlight of school activities was the Freshmen Initiation. We paraded the school and streets dressed as UHill Billysn from Dogpatch. We then settled down to the routine of daily studies. Ralph Williams left us at the first of the school term, and at the endof the year, Elmer Buss, Daniel Pacenka, Richard Tuhey, and Elvin Holle left our class. We were a little WHigher Upn in our school career as we started our Sophomore year. The tables were turned this year and we were the ones dishing out the Initiation Activities. After Darlene Nienaber and Carol Schierkolk had left our dhss at the first of the year and Edward Ludvicek left the last semester, we had a grand total of twenty-three Sophomores. As we advanced to our Junior year of high school our class took on a more serious attiuide toward school. All year we concributed our time and efforts fsome of theml to earning money for the Junior-Senior Banquet. We were quite successful in doing so. When May came, the Juniors were found locked in rooms, sneaking to the gym, and even being cool m the Seniors Why? The work on the Prom had started and the task of keeping our theme secret was quite a job indeed. Anyway, the evening came, and all was revealed. An enjoyable evening was had by most of the Juniors and Seniors. 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V- TQ? inn' Lucilia Meyer, Don Allerheiligen, Devere Rickenberg, Leonard Rettig, Rly Yqw, Fndie Rectig, Loren Kruse, Jean-1 e Meyer, T-Tlvin Holla. Juan Pifvyer, Jayne ling,-err, Eiczgzzie Adams, Jogfe Lore-eznan, Velma Schultz, Darlene .'.f'x3'PT, .,:,,:1 Cmrunlns, Norma Knuffke, Marilyn Nehlingg, 5, st, now Bhirlfry 'Jill-:ima X 1 Us Ann Leukrinq, N 1 X fr X gi QT , 539 W 3 Earharei Juermfzran Pat H ek Laremha Kuzztz Doroth Smetana 7 1 t 3 ! Geneva Meyer, Flnor' Wollenberg, Flax: Yeats S I S. 1 Class Officers 4 Pat, Hynek, Yresidentg Marilyn , K Nehling, View-Presidffliq Lula ' Crimins, Secrfrtaryg Darlene , ng., Meyer, Treasurerg ' J ' X' ' z 6761! E, ai y NN r t, if D ,J -35- ON, SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY ' In September l9h8, there were twenty-one green freshmen. During the year we lost one student, Burt Brouhard. Three weeks after we started our -schooling at Hanover High, customary initiation day had arrived. f For this- event the girls were dressed as babies or very small children and the boys were dressed as the mothers. The girls, or babies wore bonnets, little short dresses and booties. They carried and dolls. Some brought doll buggies ln. The boys wore dresses, hats, hose carried Purses. When ever the girls met say GoolGoo! and the boys woufd curtsy. were entertained with a party given by the Sophomore class. A baby contest and a beauty contest were given. The cutest baby and prettiest women were judged by the faculty. After all the embarrecsment of the day Ifam sure the class will agree it was a big event in their high school life During the year the Freshmen gave a party to the Sopho- oaby bottles, rattles to wheel their books and women's shoes and a Sophomore we had to That evening we IHOTGS, In September l9L9 there were twenty-four Sophomores that enrolledi At the beginning of the year we had three .more Classmen added to our class, Shirley Wilkinson, Elvin Holle, and Loren Kruse. During the year four more were added, the Meyer triplets, Jean, Jeanette, and Joyce, and Raymond Yager. This year it was our turn to initiate the green Freshmen. They had to wear gunny sacks to represent cave women and That evening we had a party for the Freshmen, where each given something to do. During the year the Freshmen gave party. This year, Miss Viets is our sponsor, DO YOU KNOW YOUR GEOGRA What did Tenne see? She saw what Arkan saw. Where has Orrie gone? He is taking Okla home. Dela wear? her New Jersey Wiscon's sin? a new brass ke what did She wore What was He stole What did Ida hoe? She hoed her merry land What brand did Massa ch He chewed Old Georgia, PHY???? Y. I ew? MGH, WGFG LIS 3 TARZAN DE-BUNKED Ra Yager--Did you ever see a of strong bronzed arms Y pair like these? Finn--Is that what they I thought they were a couple of soiled pipe cleaners. Miss are? B.V. KNOWS THE HOLE TRUTH What happens to the hole when you eat the doughnut? I cannot tell you, but Bill Vlach will. 1 , ffan ,.,.', V wr I tl' , Ml-Q Cf 1-1. gp A-ti-Q-V-d::I if . E 2' ' ri, , 4 X gf EJ wen 'Q wx , X X N X ' Q . X x 1 m fi-' x I I A1.A VA M1 Nia' W M 'in W A- -i H Wim Mmwjx M L N L EW i L of V - TT- ' E 3 if A 1 W -M E: m - M 5 gi MrJg:EE ull: B ,W 15 T Ai :V iMil 1 L W IL-F? IKXK xxxx Top Row 3rd Row 2nd Row lst Row Larry Prall, Melvin Lohse, LeRoy Wieoe, Ernie Wehling, Norwood Blanks, William Droegemueller, Bernice Goeckel, Vernon Niemanng Marilyn Gerleve, Bfelyn Sand, Dorian Meyer, Bidie Dusin, Luella Gerdss, Richard Rholf, Richard Vlach, Ila Mae Koch, Henrietta Kruse, Robert Christie, Joanna vonwaaden, Pete Falcon, Joanne Los-man, Roger Meyer, Verla Niemann, Donna Singleton, Marilyn Lane, Harold Bruna, Arian Hannon, Norman hettig, Marie Falcon, Joy Lohse, Hr. Webb. Class Officers Pete Falcon, President, Donna Singleton, Vice-Presidentg Norwood Blanko, Secretary A-N' NX , 6,09 ll X552 ZZ? 5,.5Q 94' pl VJ Freshman Science Class L ., i Marilyn Lane, Treasurer ,-A , . - A X ff av J -2g- x 3 hi 4 f l FRESHMAN CLASS HISTORY In our freshman class we have fifteen girls and fifteen boys. Eight came from st. John's Catholic school seven came from Hanover Public School, and fifteen came from country schools. Our class officers were: President, Peter Elacong Vice President, Donna Singletong Secretary, Norward Blankeg Trea- surer, Marilyn Laue, Our first big event was our freshman initiation. Ve had to come dressed in punny sacks. The rirls had to wear their hair on the top of their heads, wear a green tie, and carry our books around in a bucket. The boys had to wear a lot of make up, have a green ribbon,nround their waist and carry a club. Whenever we met a sophomore we had to sayg NME cave womann or UMa cave man.H In the evening Wu had a party, We were first led through a dark room,with some scary things in it. We then went to the gym and played some games. Ye had lunch and went home after spending a day we would never for- get. Ve gave the sophomores a party in return for our party. We played games and served refreshments, This year Mr. Vcbb is our sponsor. SENIOR SNEAK DAY Who went out looking for a drug Thy are movies more costi- store and came back Wsoaked?W Yes, it rained. Who can tell us why 3:00 is so intcresting????? How about it girls or boys, Vho were the boys that hit the wrong room at the Commonwealth Hotel? Who's car stopped in Hiawatha when everyone else came home? What were the two boys doing in Kansas City, Kansas when their room is in Kansas City, Missouri? Who got lost in going to the Cudahy Packinp Plant. lier in kansas City? Could it be the Taxi rides after- ward? Who were the kids that went to bed at 8:3O? Nhat was so interesting a- bout the old elevator on 3 the way to St, Joe? Why did some certain girls keep bothering the desk clerk for their key. Aren't taxi's interesting and also expensive? Vho were the boys that found their girls in Kansas City, Dio 4 How many boys and firlsnknowfhowuto kill a pig and butcher a cow? '39- .it '17-12 2.4 ali :ff N7 f: Vi?QfQ,A5f? 19 'f -5 ,n f-1 , , ,, LLkV ,-in VA A V. K7 m V ,, . 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I Q92 ,X TQAM N Hq,....Mf' j -, i i E 'Z -31- 1 , 5 V 5 Y 1 K-----H .,..... WM - - ' H-- 1: ' 'AAW' 7 ' 1 '1 fy. fli fgi' M, l.aL FND .--' 'X 3 .rj ff H-if 9 'QQRQKSWQQQJUHK 2nd Row lst Row Top Row 2nd Row lst, Plow Bill Vlach, Norwood Blanks, Don Wehling, Jim Vlach, Norman Lohse, LeRoy Nieseg lhnie Wehling, Pete Falcon, Harry Meyer, Pep Habr, Ivan Stohs, Bob Nenitz, Richard Vlach, Bill Adams, Coach Webb. Gevene Shaffer, Darlene Meyer, Marillya 'IW.1hey, Lucille Meyer, Bernice Goeckel, Jeanette Meyer, Lois Jean Johnson, Lois Jean Thollg Marie Falcon, Velma Schultz, Joyce Meyer, Evelyn Sand, Jean Meyer, Marilyn Wehlingg Miss Finn, Marilyn Laue, Avian Hannon, Dorothy Smetana, Ila Mae Koch, Pat Hynek, Rose Ann Leuhri ng, Miss Vietsg CHFTIMLFIADEBS Joanne Knuffke, Joyce Wilkinson, Arlene Doebele. X If -32- f D, SPORTS. Coach Webb's Wildcats brought a very successful basketball season to a thrilling close by defeating Washington's Tigers for consolation in the Regional Tournament at Marysville. The Wildcats played a total of 28 games, winning 19 and losing-9. Nine of these games'were League Games, of which the Wildcats won 5 and lost L, Eleven of these games were tournament games of which the Wildcats won 8 and lost 31 These wins gave the Wildcats Third Place in the County Tournament, Third Place Lin the District Tournament, and Third Place in the Regional Tour- nament. The schedule and scores for the year are as follows: Nov, 29 Beattie 29 Hanover 35 There Dec.' 2 Greenleaf 37 Hanover L8 Here Dec. n6 'Linn L2 Hanover 38 There Dec. 9 rMahaska A9 Hanover 28' Here Dec. 16 WHo1lenberg A3 Hanover 57 iHere Dec. 20 rHaddam 3h Hanover 50 There Jan. 6 TC1ifton Q9 Hanover LL ' Here Jan. 10 Barnes 28 . Hanover eo , There Jan. 13 rLinn L9 Hanover L0 ' Here Jan. 2A Morrowville 26 Hanover 39 Here JanL 27 TBarnes 38 Hanover 56 Here Jan. 31 Odell A9 Hanover A2 There Feb. 3 rGreen1eaf A0 'Hanover 35 There Feb. 7 Hollenberg 29 Hanover eo There Feb, 10 rwashington L8 Hanover 51 Here Feb. 17 mkorrowville 38 Hanover. 52 There Feb. 2h Hashingtgn 655 Hanover H8 There WLeague ' Opps, Pts, 72 Team Pts. 753 County Tournament at Linn, January 18-21, 1950 Jan. 18 Morrowville 28 Hanover 73 - Wed. Jan. 19 Clifton A2 Hanover A9 Thu. Jan. 20 Greenleaf 39 Hanover 36 4 Fri. Jan. 21 Washington 30 Hanover 35 Sat. District Tournament at Washington, Feb.28-Mar.LZ3'1950 Feb. 28 Hollenberg hh Hanover ao ' Tues. Mar. 2 Washington L5 Hanover L3 Thd. 'Mar. 3 Haddam ul Hanover 50 Fri. Regional Tournament at Marysville March 7-8-9-l0f 1950 Mar. 7 Frankfort 36 Hanover 38 Tues. -Mar. 8 Vermillion A3 Hanover L5 Wed. Mar. 9 Mahaska 57 Hanover 44 Thu. Mar, 10 Washin ton q?6 Hanover Fri. pps. Pts. A 1 ' Team Fts. A - . Individual Scoring G,P. Pts. Ave. GOP: tso Ave D, Wehling 28 298 10.7 B. Rettig '26 78 3,0 J. Vlach 28 2L2 8,6 B. Nemitz 27 37 1.7 Q. Laue 27 279 l0.b B. Adams 5 5 1.0 P. Habr 27 2t6 9.1 R. Jandera 8 9 1,1 B. Vlach 26 12h h.8 -33- ,, Q fe fra 1 lf 1 'K A3 rf + , . b b 5 , 7' .33 :rf 5? 'W , 4, 14 ,ig The WAN Team scored a total of 1,329 points during the season for an average of about L7 and their opponents scored 1,123 points for an average of about LO. The HBH Team played a total of 17 games, winning 8 and losing 9. Of the 17, 8 were League Games, of which the Wild- cats won 3 and lost 5. The schedule and scores are as follows: Nov Dec Dec Dec gee an Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan Feb Feb Feb -U4 1 Beattie 3h Greenleaf tl Linn 38 eMahaska 23 ehaddam 33 XClifton Zu Barnes 33 WLinn 28 Mfrrowville lu TBarnes H5 Odell 59 rG:eenleaf 61 WWashington 29 WMorrowville ML Washington 20 Feb: zii Hanover Hanover Hanover Hanover Hanover Hanover Hanover Hanover Hanover Hanover Hanover Hanover Hanover Hancver Hanover County Tournament at Linn, January 18- Jan. 18 Barnes 37 Jan. 20 Greenleaf 53 Hanover Hanover Individual Scoring Robert Jandera 126 Bob Christie 109 Larry Prall 10h Bill Adams 92 LeRoy Wiese 61 Richard Vlach 16 Ed Dusin O BASEBALL Norwood Blanks Eddie Rettig Pete Falcon Vernon Nieman Norman Lehse Ernie Wehling 27 There 36 Here tu There 25 Here 22 There 37 Here 37 There 3h Here 32 Here L2 Here 15 There 30 There 20 Here 28 There 2A There 21, 1950 55 Wed. 35 Fri. lb 7 5 A 3 ' O The Baseball Team played only four games this season. Their reconlwas A wins and no loses.The scores are as follows: Morrowville l Hanover l2 Greenleaf 3 Hanover lu Greenleaf 3 Hanover lu Morrowville O Hanover 29 TRACK The Track Team entered two meets this spring. In the meet at Linn, Jim Vlach won lst in the Discusg Melvin Rettig 2nd in the Mileg Pete Falcon 3rd in High Hurdlesg Norman Seder 2nd in Broad Jumpg and Robert Nemitz Ath in the Javelin Throw. In the County heet at Washington,Hanover tied with Barnes for nth Place, each having Zhi points. Don Wehling won lst in Javeling nth in Shot Put, and ran on the Nile Relay Team which placed 3rd, Jim Vlach won 2nd in the Discus, Norman Lohse 3rd in Discus and also ran on the Mile Relay Team. Que Laue tied for 2nd in High Jumpg Melvin Rettig 3rd in the Mile Rung and Melvin Lohse 5th in the Half Mile. The other two boys who ran in the Mile Relay were Bill Vlach and Norman Soder. -34- u,...T.N..K. ,,.W,..m,.....-.?K.w,. .W ...W 1...---. ff.,.-.-,.,- -V WW,--,F im- 5 'Q' K L 14' Q , . ,. , m+.f.-- ill 'EIU QV E, ii V iz! eg' V A K' M ' -. v 3 L L f' i fl '1Q 9 i'f,f'Q 1 1 , A M , , ..,, ,. Q - .txsws-47 21,QLQ-:i '1H4S:ef'2Yf-11-f1 ' ' - ' ' ' - f . - ., f- L Q V . , A, .,,, U 'LAliA,- L- ' urs V WL SI: 'V Y K -W, '-' X J' 5. K I ,H f jf A I I J 19 N ,xl 9 L ' 1 Pe, S . M QW s gf Rye:-L . Q ,F . Y P 5 X I 0 ',, , ' if . P 'N 9 x' . HHI HHH 7 1 lidlhi q l I . . -A Top Row Gevena Shaffer, Vernita Niemann, Dorothea Beecher, Irene Rippe, Jeanrstma I-layer, Incille Meyer, Darlene Meyer, Lois' Jean Johnson, Velore. Meyer, 2nd Row Dorothy Smetana, Pat Hynek, Jean Meyer, Joyce Meyer, Joyce Wilkinson, Nome Knuffke, Marilyn Wehling, Darlene Nienaberg lst Row Shirley 'Jilidnsr--1, Barbara Juenenan, Geneva Meyer, Joanne Loseman, Donna Nemec, Top 3rd 2nd lst, Arian Hannon, Elnor Wollenbez-5, Mi-ss Murphy. kN-X4 M F. F. A. - F. H. A. Row Row Row Row Melvin Rettig, Que Lana, Bob Rettig, Norwood Blanks, Bob Jones, Don Wehling, Leonard Retzig, Ray Yager, Norman Lohse, Ernie wehling, Don Allerheiligen, Loren Kruse, Nonnaaa Sodar, DeVere Kicxmberg, Elmer Kruse, Eddie Hettig, William Droegemueller, Ivan Swhs, LeRoy 'rlieseg Bi Duain, Ronnie Adams, Melvin Lohse, Pep Habr, Robert Jandera, Harry I-Ieyer, Elvin Holla, Vernon Niemann, Larry Prallg Mr. Lampe, Norman Hettig, Bob Christie, Richard Vlaoh, Bill. Adema, Richard Hholf, Roger Meyer, Pete Falcon, Harold Bruna. -36- , '1HTfYY T Tf:35f75 im 13233 V' i 'fd 1' 1' Q 'TT VJ ' lf ft fA1fQ :' ,:Sff?f45q:A I I' 'MQ i qT'S JAX g rr jd Q V M53 1, -J f o fi it QC , ffQ1f ' if ff' fix ,--XX XL 2 LL Tho Hanover Chapter of Futurc Farmcrs of America was rc- uctivutod in tht full of l9h9. It stirtcd with thirty-five mcmbtrs with Mr.nlvin Lamps cs thc Advisor. Ptrmsncnt officom for the your l9u9-50 nrt Robort Jundcrs, PrcsidcntgBob Jones, Vico-Prcsidtntg Hurry Mcytr, Sccrctnryg Bill ndnms, Trcnsurcn Norman Sodor, Rtportcrg und Don Tchling, ocntincl, To ruise monoy for tho orgsnizution, thty bought a 'pop- corn poppcr und sold popcorn LC buskctboll gnmos, gloamcd corn nftcr tht corn pickcrs, sold pcncils und high school i- dentification tugs, Twtnty mcmbcrs wcro clsctcd to tho dcgrcc of Grotnhind and ont to Choptur Farmtr. Thty took port in thc Officers Training School ut Clay Ccnttr und sont two rcprtstntstivcs to thc Stats Convontion ot Munhattqn. Tho duiry judging tcam, consisting of Loran hrusc, Normnn Lohst, Norman Sodor, Vcrnon Nicmdn und Ronald Adums, und Mr. Lompc wcnt to Beloit to a judging conttst und placed l2th. Thty ulso hold a Post Contest in which the losing team treated tho winning tcum to a Chili food. Londing the group in points wore Don Wohling, Robcrt Jundtra, Hurold Bruna, Lo- ren nrusc and Vernon Nitman. Among tht things mode by the boys in thc Vocational Ag- riculture shop were hog shods, feed hunks, chicken and sheep fcoders, chicken crutcs, shcll hopptrs, hog troughs, funncls, cold chiscls und punches, bee supcrs, otcl 11 H: f 'J 0 gf' T-:ST?fxcQf'1fxxF X xifiiil . SEI' i' ,gf-I 9274-5 7' ' ,. !,l,.LL-'Zhi' Vin v .KM A -Q ii .,.? 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Treasurerg VernitaNiemsn ug ,nd Donna Nemec, Histor- V3 this year is Mrs. Mark Te sold Chirstmds cdrds to raise money to have Q -Mother- Deughter Banquet and meet other eqpenscs of our club. We had in Februery, cdrrying out the idea of vdlentines. hed the greatest totil emount of Christmos Card Lois Jean Tholl ues crowned queen of our club at Dorothee Beecher the retiring District Treesurer,two vot- ing delegdtes, end two girls running for office : attended a me ting at Menhntten to elect officers of the District for the coming year. Thirteen girls also ment to Mcnhettan, huns,s StdteCollegp for Hospitality Day. He have elected the following girls for the vcrious off- ices next year: Velors Meyer, Presidentg Gevene Shaffer, Vice Presidentg Vernits Niemnn, secretcryg Darlene Meyer,Trcesurerg arinn Hannon, Historieng Pet Hynek, Song Lecderg end Marilyn Uehling, Pienist. af ., 'f-,i,g,..,-J: 1 In ,V .b I -1':dri,,?gi,. Jai. '4 .',T rr,-,, 7 Y Z l Pj' ? , fl X TI:3L. I my 'lf ' ,.i- g Q . l- M Qu L I ' f Ji AU?QI , ff 5 X . Kring, -33- gl, B-'L 3 W, if F . F-WJ 'F ha- I B F' F 5, k1.,4MA- A- Top 3rd 2nd lst Top Ahh 3rd Znd lst Row Row How Row Row Row How Row Row Harolo Losanan, James Allerheiligm, lore: Kruse, Elvin Holley Mr. Meyer, Jeanette Frahm, Billy Roever, Roger Meyer, Dale Cook, Freddie Bob Seymour, Harry Gentenbein, Robert. Frahm, Dorian Meyer, Elva Jean Koch, Rosetta Koeneke, Billy Dusing Jeanetze Meyer, Joyce Wilkinson, Melvin Rettig, Deanna Mueller, Joanna vonwaaden, Joyce Losenan, Marilyn Wehling, Velma Schultz, Lucille Meyer, Elnor Wollenberg, Sharon Mueller, Shirley Schankg Roxy Kay Latham, Marilyn Mueller, Arian Hannon, Pat. Hynek, Joanne Knuffke, Lula Crinnine, Darlfme Meyer, Dorothy Smetana, Ann Seymour, Larry Smith, Carleen Frahm. Don Allerheillgm, Ivan btohs, DeVere Rickenberg, Bob Jones, Joanne Melvin Lohse, Monetta Kauffeld, Geraldine Rickenberg, Charlotte Reedy, Velma Schultz, Jean Meyer, Joyce Meyer, Darlene Nienaberg Rodney Kruse, Velora Meyer, Lois Jean Tholl, Joanne Knuffke, Lucille Meyer, Bernice Goeckel, Jeanette Meyer, Joyce Wilkinson, Lois Jean Johnson, Devere Rickenberg, Dorothy Smetana, Luella Schroder, Marilyn Gerleve, Gevene Shaffer, Joyce Loseman, Norma Knuffke, Luella Gerdes, Norman Lohse, Bob Jones, Melvin Het.'.g,, Marion S-oder, Joy Lohse, Henrietta Kruse-, Evelyn Sand, Dorian Meyer, Shirley Sedlacek, Arian Hannon, Elvin Holla, Ivan Stohag Norman Soder, Shirley dilkinson, Marie Falcon, barbara Jueneman, Donna Singleton, Harry Meyer, Mr. N. O. Meyer. u 5 X -39- ,A ,. 4 5 f , W V, V, , ,z ,V .f,ii..L,,,. , , , X V as A1 - x ......... T1'.'1.'3fI. v..--....m ,.-. . '- I 1 WS ei 1 LM if ' 'Q w vrf,,, L 3. .gf5f2.ff4 'f:.x'w- 4- . 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WW P' I ' ,yn .4 -.E ' W' -, ga-M y ' e Top Row Darrell Allerhesillgrm, Bruce Px-all, Nancy Wohlbrandt., Paul Kruse, Charley Justia, Joyce Rettigg 2nd Row Donald Murxsternarm, Willard Keitel, Leo Suri, Bobby Dusin, Sharon Wiechman, Johnny Hunstermanng lst How Miss Wilsman, Damis Koeneke, August Dusin, Jr., Diane Poell, Marlena Niernann, Nancy Jo Owsald, Edwin Ryser, Mary Porter fAbsent,D Top Row Clay Prall, Helen Szoperxske, Sharon Mueller, Audrey McCord, Marilyn Boettcher, Larry Smithg lat Row Miss Richardson, Howard Ryser, Jeanette Frahm, Barbara Hoever, Deanna Mueller, Dorothy Allerheiligezx, Gary Dusin. ..1,1- , ,, 3 - - j , P f l 7, I fi-fy ig ,V Q L q ,W WY.-.L , K Top 2nd lst TOP 2nd let. Row Row Row Row Row Row Berdean Kruse, Ann Seymour, Lula McCord, Delores Hanson, Marilyn Mueller, Pauline Hettig, Elva Jean Koch, Carlsen Frahmg Betty Dusin, Larry Gantenbein, James Allerheiligm, Delmar Sand, Rosetta Komeke, Clarence Szopmske, Billy Roeverg Mrs. Seymour, Roxy Key Lathm, Lloyd Vlieee, Shirley Rettig, Paula Sue Beith, Jackie Schenk, Carole Ryeer. Lila Ryser, Marcella Allerheiligsn, Shirley Jean Schultz, Iva Rose Siopenske, Jerry Burke, Berry Glntaxbein, Robert Prahlg - Keith Ebeling, Dale Cook, Hoy Rettig, Fred Robert Seymour, Beverly Grmcer, Shirley Schmkg Dorothy L-sue, Sharon Schmk, WUI! Inger, Lester Wiese, Billy Dusin, Elaine Wollenberg. .1+2- Af -'wa Top Row Freddie Bob Seymour, Harry Gmtmboin, Jerry Burke, Robert. Fflli, Dale Cookg lst Rm: Coach Webb, Lester Wieae, Roy Rettig, Keith Ebeling, Billy Dusin. l I'!-l-kl l'+!i'i'41'R'Il l'i'i1-i1 I8 l l' I JJ' GRADE SGIOOL CPIEHUEADHS, WIRES, AUD PE CLUB Lf f X, - X vr .- ,K fi ,L .1 fm ? U QA, 1 .. , A 1 X givfbl' w 1 .,. Y H f .f ' L 5 E V J f Q W 3 W iw ,ff 1 I 5 w -ag A 'f 7' 'x i H ., X Iy., y Q + -W 122 -lil ? .,g3.. ,- - H WL.-' Njn -11--.lip ,, irq!! z ww To give the pupils access to many attractive and informa- tive books, new books are regularly added to the library. This gear the complete set of Elbooks recommended bv the State Rea- ing Circle was purchased. Repairing all old books,and recata- loging the library became one of the year's major projects. Each room was enrolled in the Junior Red Cross and each contributed to the WMarch of Dimesn and to the UCancer Drive.U In cooperation with the State Dental Association Dr. Bongers examined all the children's teeth. They were then given cards signed by the dentist stating the necessary corrections. These cards were to be returned when the corrections were made. Visual education and music appreciation have been given due recognition through the use of the movie projector and the combination radio and record-player which the school owns. The UTopsy-Tuchyn Club was organized in the 5th and 6th grades Er the purpose of le ning correct useage of parlmentary law. Meetings were held at English Class Periods. Business of the class was taken care of,class duescollected and committees were appointed to plan and take charge of pardes for Halloween Christmas, and Valentines Day. Jfficers for the first semester were: President, Carleen FrahmgVice-President,Elva Jean Koch, Secretary, Robert Mueller Treasurer, Richard Champagne. Second semester officers were: President, Jackie Schankg Vice-President, Lula McCord, Secre- tary, Billy Roeverg Treasurer, Marilyn Mueller. The girls in rooms 3 and L organized the Pep Club. The Cheerleaders elected for the year were: Shirley Schultz, Dor- othy Laue, Carleen Frahm, and Elva Jean Koch. The club mem- bers wore red and white costumes. A twirling group composed of girls from all Eur rooms per formed at the Linn Tournament and :the High School Homeconiig. The boys of the 7th and Sth grades had a softball team which took part in inter-school softball. They also had a very active basketball team. They totaled 308 points to their opponents l6b. Following is a schedule of the year. In the Pre-Season Tournament at Washington, Washington deisted Han- over 22 to 17. SEASON GAMES Greenleaf 12 Han. 2l H Clifton l6 Han. 20 H Barnes 12 Han. 16 T Linn 10 Han. A6 H Hollenberg 16 Han. 33 H Washington 13 Han. 27 H Haddam 27 Han. 16 T Morrowville 12 Han. 39 H Barnes 8 Hanover 22 H LINN INVITATTONAL TOURNAMENT Hanover 33 Linn 8 Hanover lu Greenleaf 12 Hanover 17 Haddam 18 lFinalsJ Eighth Grade Graduates are Marcella Allcrheiligen, Jerry Burke, Dale Cook, Billy Dusin, Keith Ebeling, Robert Frahm, Harry Gantenbein, Beverly Grancer, Roy Rettig, Lila Ryser, Shirley Schank,Shirley Jean Schultz,Frcd Robert Seymour, Myrna Yager. -.l,,l,,- Hit. ,, 4. V 1 - 1 QV, kv.--+,.Q- 71 .,,Yf , F , 'O--1 . .2 Q , ,-3, . Y - ,JY N j ,zzz w'w 1 E-EQ Y 'QF-5:1 i -X q y I ,ga Q, 45' ' 'ru ' J 2 v-.Nxt .-X 3 EFNhx.iff'ciwlL G 'il l QQ 121, 1.52-+ ' .4L f' 'i'11--4.5-U 1 ' ' V ,.,. gif' f,.f- , g , -. . X 4':fflffjp . X , -A-v 's. K , X 1 ' ' 1 Q . 9 YR si- L ,Xi Xp. I ff if X J I, if-1:1221-, 'NNN f AN-Fimx , AX. ' -. I I 'Q'-7 wks, gif A ' ' r,.-- f A5 'A5 kqt. 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Harem l 2 3 M 5 6 7 8 9 lO ll l2 13 l 2 3 A 5 o 7 25 9 10 11, 12 13 lb 15 16 17. 18. -54- PAGE 48 Long, Long, Ago Tooter'S lub Grade School Days High Stepping Queen and Ladies Open the Door No Crowding Where's the Ball Unh h h hill!! My Friend Irma? Success' Split Personality Sunday Best PAGE A9 Lula nren't We Devils! S s s s Mug Uindy nin't It ning and Queen Lody's Top Het Two Blue Ribbons Nuke That Basket! Again? HG.crcrvy-'Y Tho is the Boy Friend? Spring Fever I'll be reudy in a Minute One more point Studious Repair job Royalty In a Swim canons-n--musculus P'D-INN-' OX-U1 OWNI i-'I-'P-J D-JIXJI--'CJXO 14 5 16 17 l8 19 20 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 91 lO ll l2 13 14 l5 16 17 18 19 0 21 22 23' 21, SNAPSHOT TITLES PAGE 50 Ab least One Friend Staff of Life Guess what Csught Three High Steppers The New Clinic Posing Angels?? After the Slide Three hischiefuteers Picnicing Bushful Fall und - 4 Humpty Dumpty Side view Saved the Camera Unnobn You Nume it Rosie-O-Grade-A Cave Women . PAGL 51 Posing Aids four years ago Some Gulf Nhat! A fight! Checx LHC double check The long und short of it MP. Sweep Nan Bloomer Girl? Bill end Bob The editor Lovely, Lovely Lovely bunch of coconuts I finully got in Can you see me Initiation four yeurs ego Guess Who Shirley years ago Bob Bob Bob Bob Not you eg,in Corney Fritz und John Hi! You ull 1 2 3 L 5 o 7 8 9 lO ll l2 13 lb 15 l 2 3 A 5 6 7 55- PAGE 52 A problem See on the See Saw A slick floor High Stepping Play Bull! Curt Wheels Well Bulanced? Wrong side up? Builders Signs of Spring ' 'The big slide 1 Ready A little music, Please Hail, Heil, the Gung's All Here Four Tooters PAGE 53 Yfork A Christmas Party Stacked High Four Tooters Where we go in to Learn Mutt und Jeff E 8, Scenes from Senior Play NTuke Your Mcdicine.H OUR PATRONS These individuals and firms by their generous gifts have helped to make this book possible. We than them one and all. Dr. D. S. Roccaforte M.D. Dr. Leo V. Bongers D.D.S. O. 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