Hayes Center High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Hayes Center, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1947 volume:

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FACULTY ! .,. ...u.-cQ,, -AALL. 'A 'x':1nc? 'olmce .nice ..:.-ur' rwul Pr4in1ng -Y!-UV 1y,d, gpufbzl Hqgic Yatin Hn, 53 :wma Mconomics icivnce Hath. Nonneth Jones nbllcbfcn ihop history nrricwltwre xalph Lajnell 3 .twdinn QR xl I 555, T Rf f' ' X W I f N-Y !f,.1- fx ' 1' S Xxx? I X -WF 3' Y Xxx X N9 , N 353 QQ' ' X N X I s M 'SAX - 1 ,rg , bj ag L lk-J XX rfx xw R-XX? -1 1 '24, . ,' his .4 ni V , x ' A' x W V X .E I, X , 'Z -1. vii I F: 11 v rant' bw 11 ..-cgi -:. .jk.trs 11 1: of 0 'J 11.1-,' '..4.,nn Luna dal: 3, ha. La. l,.i,lg V 11.1, 1,.2,.,,-3. . . ., N- 4. f-..:.,g4J. -113-f 'i U .Q L... .....v1' . Lak:-:Q fast :airm- EO cxxuat. :io out H me last worm. Tasxetball 1,:,-s,4: ?c'ot,?:u11 1,.j,.5,-ig Fzfackg 2,33 -.f2nOZ lS l,,3,5,43 Class Plays 3,4g UCLVJE -ig - Lmxrur Q. ep fl bib 2,4 ,-lj 1.113 i'I!.II .,n0r'L and swuut, mm ?.2r 5 L-J mean. 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'UL ' .' :ill . vu it 1:m'L what a nz. stands foI',1t.'s 'sfkggn he falls For. i-'outbal 1 45 Bush: tba 11 , ,155 ,Cu 1:1115 .z1:.uf'ex' 43 1. A, ,. uuorxs -.,o,4g 11 fc ,et 45 UQ 'f3'Jl 3C',1i .ig TSCA 5,45 'ice Preei wrap Lg 1 Hm.51n.:1., 41 Ilub.-J 1' lug -Q, .5li,f.Q.x.ilJ K, KLLCI ..1J mn is 3:.uI', w.Lu -foes not ahirxk :Airg- '.-15' so. and 13,-5, 3 111133 Flay fig ' ' Busketbcfll f3,l?g se. .kflrlilal Iutfxff -h. I,-nugyh' .4 .L .HA SA3-Y A heart, than is free Jxys. bd. 1 E Ng I D CL rus 1,U,5,4: Girls' mee 1,4g Pup Ciub 1,2,5,4g riuniat 1,u,6,4g Auuial Qtuff 4. VAUGHN VJLSLH L1'4 Ima no WOPPF why should I hxrfy- ?h5s. Ed. lg Twakotbgll 1,2,5. ,Q QA ,,,,, , . un... 1 3 1 It Zo X ese U t 1o:1.ht,s 'Jo A . 4: asa K s ' ' ....... T ' aft. uses.:- z u nov.: can ull. I-ys. E f Busretball ' .oo'ba11 1 5 - .2-IQK. 4. ' p6 Pzesiiunt 1. TW ' :St -' YAU0C1.iigA ' 'ou want rm to ,io 3 n0LL1ng, :ell me no. .L do it. .hfs. Ed 1,J,5g .xorus 3,4g Evp Club 1,2,53 T .sa Plays 43 :::'e!.ary -lg 15' Slee 4. n, I '..a 7 .,4. rmL y0u'V L: sm 1'-lrsy duff. if f'S. LJFL 1: Rnaketbnll 1 3,3g I dhorua 53 Class Flnys 45 huck 3,55 Preslirnt 2, Stud-:ut I.Y1!1Elff'1' 4. ' ,ILL.1.. 1.,,.i:. It ua .t,.1-s not how long my l1ve,bu', lm Phys. Qi. l,3g .llmmxs 1,-3,3,4g Pep Olxb 1,43 Class Plays 5,4g Girls' Glue 1,43 Qccet. 5,45 in :wife 3,g. A-, Af' .. 'F Zim:-ig' txfxs' ll ' . fohzball 3.L,4: Buys. hd. lg Lsaskemall .g,Cf,-ig Ljxonxs 1,5,ug Npesfalna L23 bmah 5,4g 'Lua Ph..-,J o,4. 'HL,,M .. Bri 'IL gi her heart is win zur worn. Phys. 14.3. 1,5g Emnd lg .kxomxs 1,Z,3,4g vgeresta .Ig iirla' Jlee 1,43 Hep Qlub 45 Zlass Plays 6,43 Tresideut 1' , -n..,x,.1,., 1,-',, :-....:. ..... G11 'Q E' Lhf' 'll 911 hpenduble and nl ways bxsy as a Baskenball g,2 Fhys. Ld. lg Band 1,d,3,4g Yrack 2,5,4. Anvxnl Staff 4 ll' ze . A . 904' n .4 ri x I Q 1 ',.-.i-X , -, Vt , Iiifefaf:-2. 115gE::::g I ,sr ,rf 2 ,fy f Q , Dwi , ,, . Q ::::i?g I 3-23122 fi fywsg I ' g A gf, xg JF' . I 'y -f ' . 5 41 :71:11 I ,f f -D 1' f Q' f' '14 1 lv 'x 's .f 1 S.. ff. A , , ' C - X' -- ' 5 A A N --- . .....- A nr 5 fl ssmoacuss .l-usroav Q 1 xx ' ' Years, and Years Ago , 1943 in factg twenty-eight members of . the class of '47 entered into the hells of Hayes County High. ' 9 Each year our number has decreased, and now as seniors we have an 0 enrollment of nineteen. , 5 x ' Three were unable to finish the Freshman year with us. Keith i Smith and Wayne Pace moved away, and Wanda Mosley had to leave us 1 because of illness. At the end of the year Donna Bartel and Ber- , , nice Brown moved away. - At the beginning of our Sophcnore year we learned we had gained , a member, Richard G. Peterson. Then the last semester Lorene Mc- Nutt moved to McCook, and Barbara Lanphere moved to Palisade. ,' . 0 , . - W ' When school began again,and we were Ju.niors,we found our class ' 3 lessened by the loss of three members. Gloria Irland returned to California to finish school, Willard Reimer to Culbertson, and 3 Roger Seed to Oregon. Eileen Hopk1ns,who attended school in Wau- neta her Sophomore year was back with us again. ' I This year we were glad to know we hadn't lost anymore of our f members. Wendell Norman became a new member. Then the last semes- ter Eileen Hopkins moved back to Wauneta. 5 During our Junior year, we presented the comedy A Henpecked ' I Hero'. And on April 125, of this same year, we entertained the 8 . Seniors at the Annual Jr. Sr. Banquet. we used the Seniors colors ' A of Brown and Gold in a fffestern Theme. Q . The Senior Class officers were elected the first of the year V and are as follows: Pres. Robert Repassg -Vice Pres. Maydine Pot- terg Sec. Marjorie Fisher and Treas. Iris Finn. Those on the Annual Staff were: Editor, Iris Finn, Asst. Editors Alpha Lacey, . Gary Iviaucher, Ruth Carter, and Maydine Potter. , 2 . ' April 26, 1947, we were the guests at a banquet given by the ' Junior Class. Our Class Colors were carried out in decorations . Q in a Circus Theme. ' 6 The Senior Play 'Civil Service , was held April 29 and May 1. A X It was a comedy drama of American life depicting the joys and sor- ' rows,the heartaches and struggles and temptations of a small group I of government employees working in a small city in the middle-west. K The second week in May brought the much dreamed of Sneak Day. A V we journeyed to Lincoln in the School Bus for a long to be remem- , r bered week-end. J . - ' Q .K 1 The night of May 18, Baccalaureate Services were held at the 5 Union Congregational Church, and on May 22,Commencement was held. With the coming of these exercises we began to fully realize I: that our High School days were over, and for each of us new and I I unforeseen things are in the future, but we will always look back on our days in Hayes County High School remembering all the good p, and bad times we shared together. : 1 Q Q ' A Q O ' 5. . ea SI E. . ' 0 o KM 5 N ' 'fs '-'-- - ' 2 4... ' ' 3: 12 'YZ J,'f,,'.. SF: E' C U -2 55-, '14, SF' Q ,1 C X 1 . I 2 .K I I 5 , ,nllir ,gp .r fe, , -,-f,-s If 1. ,E .X ,F . . ' J 323216321 I' if 'E ff K 'E ' Ed ' X '-- X 2 5132- 5 ?ff1l113 :if i . . be ,,,, N l ,,.A Q, l,,,d--- CLASS PROIHECY Dear Mr. S. B. Hanley, While looking thru the encyclopedia of the class of '47' I thought that you wouldllke to know where each of yourstudents are at the present time. It doesn't seems like twenty years has gone by since all of us were back to-gether in H. C. H. S. But here it is 1967. - The first one I read was Iris Plnn, she is working as the sec- retary of a blsbbusiness man at the Waldorf Astoria in New York, N. Y. and she . pes to be included in his will. Then next was Harold Richards, who is now a very highly skill- ed psychopohist at clocks. He wants to know what makes them tick. He is now living in Switzerland. And Verna Dell who is now in the deep'dark jungles of Africa searching for the almost extinct, 'horse flyu to finish her last scientific experiment. You have probably read about her other experiments as the new spray that makes the gum under the tables disappear into thin air. - W Also in Switzerland is a sheepherder, Curtis Dodeman. He wanted to get away from it all. And in Rome was Delores McKillip on her annual tour of the world. She was lecturing on'How to de- velope the mind.' In Paris is Leonard, now a noted dress designer and owner of his own manufacturing plant and is known as, nTheman who knows the womenl' In China is Maydine Potter who has been there quite some time. She likes working with the Chinese relief so much that she has decided to make her home with them. Then in the down under continent ls Robert Repass who ls now a famed detective. He almost has Sherlock Holmes of Scotland Yards beat. The only difference is that Holmes is in England and Robert is in Australia. He is now wqrklng on the case 'Who shot Mickey Mouse and his Pal Goofy'? Then in the Hawaiian Islands near Honolulu is the great Hula dancer, Alpha Lacey. She was a fan and bubble dancer in San Fran- cisco for quite same time but she decided that Hawaii was the are place for her. Next is Jim McDonald other the Supervisor of the day and Andl hear that he has quite a to win. Then right down the coast Los Angeles Hospital for she the Second Sister Kinney. On down the coast line to in the Orchid business and is In Reno is none other than wise known as Two Ton Tony. He is nightnmrsery in Seattle Washington. few fights a day but always manages 11ne is Ruth carter. She is in the has became a sister and is know as Mexico is Charles Strop who is now doing very well for himself. windy Norman who is in big business now, for he has the Night Club known as N1ndy's and also the Gam- bling house known as 'We Cheat Fa1r.' Then in Santa Fe is Marjorie Fisher and her famous Ma Perkins Boarding house. The only one that stayed in Nebraska was Bernard Orman who is in Omaha and is a wonderful sales man for the Singer Sewing Ma- chine. I Then in chicago is Vaughn Hilson who is a noted typist who has broken the world record in typing at 160 words per minute. In Philadelphia is Gary Maucher who is broadcasting on the radio as a Second Nalter Nlnchill and his sponsor is of the new, All new Jet propelled cigarette. Then in Miami, Florida is Richard '. Peterson who's name has been changed to Dare Devil Pete and he has broken the worlds re- cord in the midget auto races. --47' . .Vx 4 .13 e ' rf I +:4,L','f . -ffw' QNH ilu 5 1 2 9 0 ' ,. i ff X- G v , ,secs ' '+- ---- ww--0' 3 Qi gg aa, 's?5? E5 ' 41 Q -' -1' Q- 'awww 135. s -. -- - 5 'Q agen ,ge .Et E' C w .gg qs, 139 W se'.s- gs- S in X TN. ' e 2 4 I X ,qs 1, 'lx If 8' If 1 N:- I C v ' 0 e e Il, 'Q O I if GX ga-ri I I G . I I .I 5 s S A IP I I I lf .sf I l . f I al as 51,41 I ', 'Qs 1 212127: ' Xl, ,asf 3 ,f' Gi - -, 'Ji 1 E ,ff xx--, . 1 'E f ' qlluu .. - I guess that concludes our class except me and Iam a baby sit ter in South America. I thought maybe you would like to know what each teacher is doing at the present also. Mrs. Counce is still a teacher in H C. H. S and has been the Junior sponsor every year since she started to teach in the Hayes County High. She has had every kind of a Banquet you could name and is still having more. Miss Ehler is now in Washington D.C.teachlng Congress American Government. Mr. Jones has retired from school teaching as he taught in H C. H. S. and it got the best of him. Mrs.Chase and the Judge are now in Florida living at a resort, for both have retired. And the last one of our teachers that taught in the highschool when we were Seniors is you and I heard that you were a director of jazz and Boogie Woogie in Turkey. goggle Reese CIJLSS VYILL We the Seniors of the Hayes County High School,County of Hayeg State of Nebraska, being of sound mind, and memory, do hereby make publish and declare this to be our last will and testament, hereby make publish and declare this to be our lastwill and testa- ment, hereby rcvoklng any will or wills heretofore made by us Leonard Nelms wills his athletic ability to Glenn Middelton Maydine Potter wills her friendly smile to Mary Lou Kinney and her bright eyes to Bert Housman. Curtis Bodeman wills his flirtatlous manner to Paul Gigax Iris Pinn wills her dark hair to Bernard Klttle Charles Strop wills his natural curley hair to Ilah Laird Verna Dell Johnson wills her gift of gab to Rita Kolbet Richard G. Peterson wills his black hair to Joan Yonkers Jim McDonald wills his sleepy movements to Barbara Peterson Delores McKillip wills her teaching ability to Geraldine Fag erstone. Harold Richards wills his careful driving habits to Bob Thomp son and his romance experiences to Wanda Mosley Alpha Lacey wills her typing ability to Ilah Repass and her ability to play the piano to Marvin L. Peterson Robert Repass wills his darker shade of hair to Lucille Large Gary Maucher wills his extra heighth to Nora Campbell and his bashfulness to Richard Mintling. Bonnie Reese wills her alto voice to Hugh Laird Vaughn nllson wills his pitch deck to Marvin D. Peterson Marjorie Fisher wills her ambitious gestures to Don Richards Bernard Orman wills his big stories to Bill Venhaus Ruth Carter wills her swollen face to Rosa Belle Curran Wendell Norman wills his quietness to Richard F. Peterson and ,his means of modern travel to Dick Counce The Senior class as a whole will all their funny-books and buh ble gum to the faculty. They will the old chewing gum under the seats, desks, and win dow sills to the Freshman class. All the extra credit is willed to the Sophomore class. In witness whereof, we the Senior Class,have set out hands and seals this 26th day of April in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and forty-seven. Signed, sealed, published and declared as and for their last will and testament by the Senior Class,the above named testators, in the presence of us who at their request and in the presence of them and each other, have subscribed our names hereto as witness on the day and year last aforesaid. Stuart Hanley Kenneth Jones Alice bhler , 'Q 6 .-f Av 'Pi' 'L 49 40 Hazel Chase Florence Counce e fb IX X i I csy, as .1 is E - , 1 a s 'z n Q y Q 9 A . L W . .v - f fo . . . - N V' as ' e If 'Q A 0 4 1. Q ! I , 'Rx Maui.. H ng5A,'H-,f :. tx. f9f'f, if W 1 lwlzaewk 1 1' , 5 O ' l A' XY I 3 ffm 'gl!,x suv! hm XM .lk Hx W? X 1 am af I ' 3 3 ! i X ,.. 1' 1 3 ,Ky X, f' 1 N. ri. 3 4 X' i s, Q 2 x 5 s X S 551 g,,,,,..7 ff, if I ,r A 1,5 f ' ' 1' .kf:: 7, ' x X - ,f We Siiwi' Q Sigma Q Q, l v. i -5 5 N E 1 P vi i Q I I -.1 fkf Z' x 0' C Q 0 1 I , f I . , l Q , X Y essay S2 'ESNQSS 'J' JUNIOR CLASS On the first of September, 1945, twenty four very scared and bewildered freshmen entered into the halls of Hayes County High School everyone of this number remained vith us throurh out the freshmen year Our class sponsor was Hazel bhase During our Sophomore year we were glad to welcome into our class Glen Viddelton and Mary Lou Kinney, who were in the year of forty five enrolled at the Vauneta Hizh School But this increase added only to our sorrow, when we lost Joan Enyeart who moved to Oregon, and at the end of the year Harold Sexton enrolled at Iallace Mrs Chase was also our class sponsor during our Sophomore year Vhen school started this fall ve welcomed to our class Tlah Mae Laird who formerly was a student of the school but was unable to attend up to now on account of illness Mrs Florence Counce was selected as out class sponsor,and the officers for the ye r were chosen at our first class meeting Richard Counce President Ilah Repass Vice President Manda Mosley Secretary Rosa Belle Curran Treasurer On September 13, the ring man came to visit us Our selection was the oval rinrs with blue spinel sets On November 25 and 26 we presented the annual Junior play The Blundering Herd', a western comedy in three acts The setting took place on the porch of the Long Horn Ranch located somewhere in the cattle country Ne were fortunate in havinw wonderful evenings and consequent ly a full house both nirhts It was fun preparing for the play and I'm certain everyone did his or her part to make it the great success it wus ie give thanks to our director Miss Alice shler and our spon sor, mrs Florence vounce The play was presented by the following cast Jalrus, Foreman of Long Horn Ranch ----------------- Richard Counce Pappy, A Permanent Fixture on tae Ranch ---------------- Hugh Laird Timothy Tyan, Looking for Adventure ---------------- Bernard Aittle Zip, A Box Car Traveler ----------------------- Richard F. Peterson Gordon Rodgers, An Easterner --------------------- Richard Hlntling Schoo-Hi, vhlnese Cook ------------------------------ Bill Venhause Peggy Houston, Owner of hong Horn Ranch -------------- Hands Mosley Ruth Bell, A Neighbor of Peggy ------------------ Rosa Belle Curran Miss Herring, A Spinster from the East ------- Geraldine Fagerstone Sylvia 1 Nards ---------------------------------- Barbara Peterson Mildred D of ------------------ ------------------------ Ilah Repass Carolyn D Miss Herring ------------------------------ Nora Campbell Between the first and second acts singing and square dancing was provided for entertainment by the rest of the class. The Junkn'and Senior banquet was held April twenty-sixth nine- teen forty seven, at the I.0.0.F. Hall. Special guests included Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Counce,Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Yonkers, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Gigax,Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Fornoff, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph LaShell, Mrs. Mryta Low, Mrs. S. B. Hanley, Mrs. K. R. Jones, Mr. H. M. Counce, Mr. R. C. Chase and two former students of the school, Eileen Hopkins and Harold Sex- ton. A circus theme was carried out with the Senior colors being scarlet and gray. The tables were decorated with a long line of various animals placed down the centers of the tables, the walls and ceiling were festooned with balloons, pennants, and large drawings of circus animals. S. 'V N5 Q . Sl 1 ' aa e 5 I 1 1 I lc 3 .Af I s mal :1:...'v 'f'f'4i2iEM'a!, ,f-'--r-r-4 'iz f:1fe.gp:.' iii ,f .. , - AN A A. w Y Sw X:'X Tri-fi-.QQ-:S 5 'lg'-5':f?ff' I Yi ,ff I ' x2 1 f -Ex: s 1, ..-,. ,sf ,fe f 5 X s f , Q me 1 .,.. f....N X' A , X e N . . 1, ,f 6 :f - - 5 . Q W 1 -Q . . .Fai 3 E . . ' . dl f' ask rx Q S A35 - I 5 . it .I : . . . ' . E e 1. ' - ' in RSF A' ' . a -we A e .. . I 5 Q O 1, ' ---IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIfIIIfIIIfIIIIIIIII ' ' ' Sim Xj T ' 1 ' s 'mx . , Q x . fs j X . 1 NL. 3 1 ' J ' ' . A iiingitkn-D-'liiL ff' fLi QLQLIAS-V ' R. x . .- N 53' O o , , J gsm me if 'ts ' 3 Q- E ' .N ..., I, Nm- ...-5 :L t 3: E Q I N' Ay e 2 'e r- ,..' X 52 Q 'X ' fe -2 e, rf., . s'tw 3 we : ,fp W ' V 111115 J' ,f,. as f 1 K. sf xi ,XW - -Aw X Tiff C3557-f If.----gm gf-' X 0' .' N 4 is X , . - x 'WY f 515.52511 liqfxf' I' i Y X S ,x-.A h NUM. z-:..,.::p4- .J'f!:'E'.------- ' lf ..,.. ,,....-..-X in Xa wr, X The following program was presented: Nelcome --------------- ----------------------------- Richard Counce Response -------------------------------------------- Robert Repass Crossing the Tight Rope ----------------------------- A. B. Yonkers Class Prophesy ------------------------- -------------- Bonnie Reese Circus Skit ----------------------------------------------- Waiters Class Jill ------------------------------------ Richard G. Peterson A Reading, stakes Nell Driven ---------------- Geraldine Fagerstone A very delicious menu was prepared by the Juniors' mothers,and served by einht sophomores chosen by the vote of the Junkn'class. The individuals chosen were Marlys Nitsch, Norma Jean Nitsch, La- Verna nv-mJ3 gary Lou Repass,John Bisho- Duane Fisher Duane 'ex P1 1 V 1 and Connie Rader. The girls were dressed in red and whiteballet costumes and the boys were dressed as clowns. The following menu was served: Barkers Fruit Cup Lions-Special Green-Balloons Tent Poles and Confetti Clowns-Delight Pink- Everyone had a wonderful time, and afterwards a dance in the I.0.0.F. Hall in honor of the banquet. The Junior colors are blue and goldg our class flower Tea Kose and our motto is,'Ne HmmIHlls To Climb And The To Climb Them.' FRESHMAN CLASS Pop-Corn Balls Ring-Masters Salad Lemonade was held is the Strength On September 2, 1946, 29 Freshmen enrolled in the Hayes County High School Late in the first semester,Jimmie Smoots, from Colo- rado Spr1ngs,Joined the class, but later moved to Palisade Doris French enrolled during the first semester She was forced to drop out because of ill health Becks moved to Shelton in November so mrvin left after finishing the first semester Doris Hastings en- tered during second semester 1hen'the number of members was again 29 The class exper1.nced the usual ups and downs of a Freedman class but the final outcome was alvays in their favor Four freshmen were included in the group which participated in the interscholastic contests at Kearney Carl Kittle-Shop,Corrinne Burkert and Jane French-Latin, and Norma Jean Curran-Sewing trophies were won but much valuable experience was hained Phere were several parties during the year which added the necessary gayety to balance the seriols side The class officers were President--- --- - -- - - - - -- -- ----Norma barren Vice President ------------------------ ------ -- --Laryl Richards Secretary ------ --------- ---------- ---------- --Donna Strop Treasurer ------------- ------------------------------- Donna Dtrop :lass Colors ------------------- - Royal Blue and Jhite Class Flower Pink Tinged White Rose 'lass Motto 5Not at the Finish, Just at the start' QfX W 9 . 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'f',uSv?. -L INN -U ol 0',?.I'SC.'1'. la- N .H ' ' f- nu 'osie Z' SOPHOMORE CLASS HOME ECONOMICS Juvogx, we... , ,21- '44 IV 413 'IZ h in-J fa? 1? .1 I K if i lx 'if fl S, S S as fe ds J X . 8' x Q S 3 1 I 5' . 1 I S W , 4 I 1 Im ,. f gif' I fl 1? ..--3, rfb, :,1p..------ 1 , A vv .x , , N A -3 ?1a.?fi1E3E3- E Q-?f'?iNi Q ' 5 2-12112 ,A-fl f , K . Effiffiffk lffiifs' 11- ff' ' 1 4 E X I -E M--A----2. ti::.::.: ,ii X' 1 SOPHOMORE CLASS On September 4, 1945, twenty-four freshmen, who are the Sopho mores of today enrolled in Hayes County High School. Of this num ber nineteen remain. Those atsent are:Ruby Crooks,Nadine Vickery, Walter Broz, Laverne McKillip and Wayne Carter. Nadine went back to Oklahoma and Ruby discontinued her school1ng,at the end of our Freshman year,while walter Bun and Laverne McKillip took up their scholastic careers in McCook. At the end of the first semester this year, we lost Wayne Carter who moved to Superior with his parents. Miss Majors, who was our sponsor la:t year, also moved away. During the first part of this year,another member was add ed to our class, Lylis Norman,who came from RcCook,maklng the to tal number in our class tvcnty. Early in the year,the sophomores gave the Freshmen a ne'er to be forgotten initiation. The Fresh men just barely survived from spat lines,worms, lipstick and oth er similar atrocities. All the members of the class have done outstanding work in one field or another and four of the Sopho more girls helped represent Hayes County at the inter-high school contest at Kearney. Betty Ward and Mary Lou Repass represented English, and Betty ward, Mary Lou Repass, and Beverly Swenson Unk the Latin II test, while Dorothy Schuman participated in World History and Dramatics, The class colors are green and tan, and the officers chosen fa' the year 46-47 were as follows Yresident ------- J ------------------------------------ Duane Fisher Vice President ------------------------------------ Mary Lou Repass Secretary ----------------------------------------- Beverly Swanson Treasurer -------- --------------------------------- ---- -Duane Cox Class Sponsor ------------------------------------------ Miss Ehler PEP CLUB A group of 44 merry girls splnsored by Miss Ehler, our princi pal, enjoyed the various activities. of the year. Many pep club programs were presented, giving each girl a chance to be on the stage. Refreshments were sold therein skirt material was bought Each girl bought her own blouse and made or had her skirt made Two fine drills were presented and to cap the outstanding activi ties of the year a grand party consisting of a fine program, eats for everyone and gifts for the coaches wa: given the final day In short,we had a wonderful year of good co-operation and sports manship and we are eagerly looking to next year for another year of enjoyment. MUSIC The music department of the Hayes County High School,under the direction of Mr. Hanley, continued to grow. Sixty six students registered for mixed chorus, nineteen for band. In addition, sev eral small groups were formed during the year. Among these were the girl's glee club, the mixed octet, the boy's octet and the male quartet. Each of these groups entertained at various public functions throughout the year. On March the th1rd,the department presented a musical in the high school auditorium. 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Iris Pinn, Bernard Orman, Vaughn Wilson, Jim loconald, lar- jorie Fisher. Bonnie Reese,Verna Dell Johnson, Ruth Carter, Delores McKil- lip, Alpha Lacey, lr. H anley. i Nora Campbell, Ilah Repeal, B111 Vonhaus, lisa Ehler, Rich- ard F. Peterson, Geraldine Pageretone, Barbara Peterson. e o sa Bello Curran, Richard lintling, Wanda Hichard Coumee, Bernard Kittl R Mosley, Hugh il Richlrds, Peterson, LaShe11e, Darlene Y onkers,Leura Curey, Jane French, Jack Schuman. Mrs.Chase, Doris French, Rosie Peters, Doris Nelms, Corrinne iurkert, Charlotte bnoke, Louise McNutt, Arlis Wilson, Ruth Peterson,Bonnie Richter, Joyce McLeland, Verde Richter, Ymr'el1w Palic, Norma Janne Curran, Downs Stror, fimwy Smoots, Dale Fuferstnne, Curl Kitmle, Laryl donald Loomis, Rodrer Gipux, Dean H ansen,Charles Bryce Fornoff, Loretta Ko1bert,Detty Weston,Maxine SENIOR CLASS JUNIOR PLAY FRESHMAN CLASS 5 X f N 3 K XX xx ..,,m 5 V -D g 4 xv E '-Wmitfff' W Q 49 fx gi K Q. h K , ' V Q, V3 f - ill , .M I A- 'W' J ,f ff x X A 4571? ig 15535 A M A x xfff f x Connie Rader, 'walter Yonkers, Clayton Laird, Laryl Richards, Lhrvin D. Peterson, Lamoine McKillip, dobert Hepasa, Richard Nintling, Leonard Nelms, d chard G. Peterson, Charles Strop, Curtis Bodeman, Hugh La1rd,Qunn1d H chards,R1ohard P. Peter- son, Juana Fisher. 'ig Mary Lou Repaaa, Hormg Hiciih, Ho a Campbell, Laura Carey, Nhry Lou Kinney, Ilah Repasl,Mr. Hanley, Lylis Norman, Betty ward, Marlya Nitsch, donna utrop, Joan Yhnkers,Darlene Yonk- crs, with Peterson, Rosa Belle Curran, Beverly Swanson. Arlis Wilson, Louise lBNutt, Doris Nelms Charlotte Smoke, Jane French, Jack Schuman, Bill Venhaus, isrvin L. Peterson, Richard Counce, John Bishop, Roland Scott, Laverne Helms, Corrinne Burkert, Rosle Peters, Glora Scott, Doris French. Maxine LnShe1l, Iril Pinn, Wands Mosley, lhrjorie Fisher, Verna Dell Jwmmnaon, Ila Laird, Delores NbKi111p, Verda dich- ter, Lucille Large,Alpha Lacey, Bonnie neese Jovce McLe1and 1, -f 9 fowl! 'frm Fhrerstone. -rv-r Fornoff, Uorothy vchumun, Dale Fagerntone, Hich rd w,Lnc9, Carl Kittie, Leonard Helms, Richard Mintling, Hugh Lwird, Mr. Hanley. LaVerna Helms, Joyce McLe1and, Lucille Large Verde Richter, Doris Nelms, Maxine La5he11e, Gary Maucher, buane Cox, Bern- ard Kittle,Char1es fetevson,R1ch1'd p.EnffPSOn,HOS1e Peters: IXED CHORUS BAND flczu,-ai .Joxmce iii- .i Lair. 1l1.n.'lf.L ..i,:'o' E,eo:.ur: ..Q:1:.e I - Y I I I mburt, Jepass, Clagcon Lairu. 'fra T.:.n1ey, f3BVCI'1:.' .g3wuvxsrm, Alpha I,af:e5', Bonnie ieese, Joan 3'k1 i, 'Mani gccif. K5C:. '. U,-Iwi:-, 81,4 5n1 :, u:'l .s .,,.'O,,, -2 2' QLLIIS, :U- -' k.. W, -1. ,-ff, .'.., ,f,.u ,.,,-- f'..- , ,v . 11,,, . MIXED BOYS ':.rju.'le :'iuz.uz-,,'.l5.-nu l,,au::,', Lxciun Lu:-fy.,ve1orr.u If.cl.1l41.p, Us Laird, Verna Dell Johnson, .oonuiv ..e.-exe. Nr. Wmlej, Ilah Repass, Iris Pinn, Z'-an-ia hloslfag, Lie:-aldine wagers tone, J can Yonkers. A.aVex-na Helms, dose Belle Curran, Mary Lou Kinney, Beverly Swanson, 'fora flu:-.tbull , v0:'oLh iickrxmun. GLEE CLUB i 75 LD T-I -1 G , F1 Ir-is Linn, L!x,.ir.A: E,A1J3. 'il, Jwyc- ,. Ieianfi, ifaxfamic .'LE,L::.:,x-, Manda F.TosleQ,', uiu,'ul1.:111c uggersf.0:w,Z-ar11's A'11..,ck., Iiorrm .1 can xlaxrmm, Donna iltrop. Glove Scokb, rosie Peters, liutigf R.e1,:ur1, J.u'.'c1'na Helms, 1l:-,1 iepuss, Dorothy Sckrxman, Bonnie .i1chF.c.', Joan Yon1':e's, I.in,y Lou Kinney, Danby Hard, .Mtn Pr::erson,H1r1ene Yuzxk' rs, 1.91,-:' Carey. Louise hiwfiutu, Jane French, Charlene Snoke, Norma Ilits-':!., Beverly Swanson, Miss killer, Mary Lax Repass, m9OI'fS Heirs, Uovvinne Ein:-L:n:'t, Iorvtta Kolbeb, Arlis hilscn. Alpha Lzncfey, Rita Kolblft., Verna Dell Johnson, Vex' 1:1 ,.1cI.cv:', .NLM Carter, 'felorugs ?.'c1.lLllp,1ucl1le I,ur,gf:, i.A1'ce1gu i-ulic, lylls HOIWEMZI. fox- '- I .1 -'x z'u'z, Noi :.rug,-'.,f.,A4 , ':1 '1 ici.-f.'.a-gn. gm,-14,3 5055-,g..L,, ,af-L 1.1 Cale, .ionuli Loo:1is,Lar'y1 ..if:lgu1'As, Zodgcr Gigax, Dean Hansen. v YI .Zack scnuman, .Jule :'age:'s':o:xe, I.1r.J onus, Jixrmy Qmoots, gfryce -P.J 'u-:' '. PEP CLUB SHOPWORK uuuyn n.vaJ.U,, L--Av:-I-av H-luv, '- ' 'l ' - ' Rina Kolbuc.. , Barbara Peterson, Bonnie Reese, Geraldine Fagerstone, .iosa Belle Cmrran, lr. Hanley. Nora Campbell, .Ioan Yonkers, lhrjox-ie Fisher, Ilnh 360855- NORMAL TRAINING N , M A xf, M X X Q R XX -----..- H'--Y - -1 . , ., , . Aonall Loomis, Lhrvin In Peterson. J1unc Eisner, Lalner Yonkers, Connie Amder, Clayton Laird, Bob Thompson, Nonulu Richards, Bernard Little, Casl Kitzle, Rodger Gigax. Bryce Fornoff, Rgle Fagerstone,B111 Venhnus, Michard Uounce, Richard Mintling, M rvin L. Peterson, John d1shop,Jack Sclnx- man, Hobart Repass. Leroy Bqdeman, Hugh La1rd,Richard G.Yeterson, Cimrles Scrop, ieonurd Nelms, Vurcis Bodeman, :dchard S. Peterson, Qharlcs I eterson, Wir. Jones. son, Laryl Richards, Hugh Laird, Don.1d Richards, Wa1terYon- kers. Dean Hansen,Cha les Peterson, B111 Venhaus,R1chard F. Peter- son, Marvin L. Peterson, Richard Counce, John Bishop, Mr, Janes. ' Richard G. Peterson, Richard Mintlinp, Leonard Helms, Gary Mducher, Duane Cox, Robert Fepuss, Ronald Loomis. 5223523 Q?2iig?p,Gar1 hitnle, Rodger u1Qux,c5uriEEniQLZ2QQAf Mr- 501393, Bill Venlxaus, Hugh Laird, Aichurd Llntling, .alon- ard . Peterson, xobern xepass,Marvin J. Penepsunl mQpvgH L. Peterson. :Hchard Counce, CurLls DOJGMBH, Leonard Helms, Luang Jox, Charles btoog, Aichurd S, Pegepsou, Leroj 5Odemhn. BASKETBALL TEAM TRACK FOOTBALL SQUAD 'Ia-'F 6 W Ii' 1 If 1 ex ' G W xx f 1 k ,H Chg? w I S . S 1 '13, SB I s. , 0 U 5 ,N- F 1 ,, ,I I 3 , B ' , ,.-N ff .-gjif ixtrx U: , . esxf C. Q 5353! I 1 ' 1' A 13 1 E Q: 'ES IYP ., , f f-was:-. X, .-,- A ' a, ,,. I ATHLETICS BASKETBALL The lettermen for the 1047 season were Leonard Nelms Richard F. Peterson Charles Strop Hugh Laird Dick Counce Richard G. Peterson The games played were Dick Hintling Charles Peterson Paul Gigax Curtis Bodeman LeRoy Bodeman HERE THERE Palisade Elsie Max Palisade Wallace Hallace Elsie Grainton Grainton Mauneta Maywood Tournaments Indianola - t - Culbertson Stratton - t - Trenton Parks - t - Trenton Nallace t Madrid Elsie - t - Madrid The Hayes Center Cardinals were quite successful this year not so much in scores but in sportsmanship and game spirit The team had eleven scheduledgames this season and were enter ed in the P.C.A. Tournament at Madrid aoainst llsle and Nallace They were entered in the French an Val1eyTournament against Parks and Stratton and at Culbertson we were entered against Indianola in the Class C Tournament FOOTBALL Due to the Polio epidemic Hayes Center was only able to sched ule one game this year. That was with Haigler. The result being Halgler 26-Hayes Center 24. The lettermen are! Richard F. Peterson Duane Cox Leonard Nelms Richard Counce Richard Mintling The first team men were: Charles Strop Marvin D. Peterson Curtis Bodeman LeRoy Bodeman Richard G. Peterson Richard F. LeRoy B. Leonard N. Charles S. Curtis B. Richard C. Je hope to have a good tea' next year because we have several fast men and some powerful playerr. - GIRLS' ATHLETICS The girls started a volley ball team this year being fairly successful. Their first game was with Max. H.C. won by two games out of three. They hope to keep on going as well. The girls play ing are Mary Lou Klnney,Janc French, Marlyis Jasla, Verna Dell Johnson, Naxine LaShel1, Louise McNutt, LaVerna Nelms, Joyce McLeland, Rita Kolbet, Lucille Large, Ilah Repass, Norma Nitsch, Mary Lou Repass, Marjorie Fisher, Nora Campbell, Uharlotte Snoke, Rosa Yaris Peters,Corr1nne Burkert,Marcel1a Pal1c,Loretta Kolbet, Lylis Norman, Barbara Peterson, Joan Yonkers, Iris Pinn, Nanda Mosley, Doris Nelms. The leading ones are: Jane, Verna Dell, La Verna, Kita, Lucille, Marjorie, Ilah, Nora, Rosa Varie, Corrinq Lylis, Barbara, Joan,lr1s, Ilah,and Wanda. Je hope to have a good ggi? ggtthe future because we have so many Freshmen and Sophomore x 1 Ng' lx? is V I, ,455 , s iffikfilffji 33221375 y fa gf, 4 JK' 5 yx 3 S .., 3252 .R '5 fue.: V. ,,.4 R X ' I In il ETZLI Yfligiij-N iulu- f'f,, ,MQ , is X1 f im- Il f' WN' ' x5S3x I . , ,zub A ,I . me. O We , C sh B, I B fa - .N .1 ' B xx i , lin y x2 - 8 .C ,.,.. , ff' , Q 8 . ,.... ,,., L. I ' E-lmssi xgxt v E xiaqgigmg-' N ' 'A' A ,L Y' - 1' , 0 m N.. . 0- ' .- ' ' U fe -fa '--e Q o C 4 I 5 0 if an ! 1 1 1 i X 1 if- 1 en if D l' I' I l I 4 . I 5 , 9 Q ' I Jiif fir. mx 7 f 7SiFi' , E .. .... . gy 3,4ll1 Bernard O. and Vaughn N.were looking at a sign in the countystore window which read: 'Ladies Ready to Wear Clothes.' Vaughn: 'well 1t's darn near t1me.' Marvin D: 'Good river for f1sh?' A Glen M: 'It must be. I can't persuade any to come out.' Richard F:'Is there much good hunting in these parts,my good man?' Paul G: 'Sure there's plenty hunting, but little f1ndlng.' Iris P:'Nhat becomes of a ball player if his eyes begin to fail.' Leonard N: 'They make an umpire of h1m.' Joan Y: 'I'm just crazy to have a husband.' Richard G: 'Nell then marry me.' Joan Y: '0h, I'm not that crazy.' Bernard K: 'How do you feel after a ride on that horse?' Ruth C:'Never thought anything stuffed with hay could be so hard.' Harold R:'lat a basket ball gamelsee that big substitute playing forward? I think he's going to be our best man.' Delores M: 'Oh, darling this is so suddenl' Richard C: 'May I kiss you?' Ilah R: 'Jeepersl Another amateurl' cuss. sz 'Nas 1 driving too fast.' Cop: 'No, you were flying too low.' Mrs. Chase: 'Luc1lle, can you tell me what a waffle is?' Lucille L: 'Yes, it's a pancake with a non-skid tread.' Berdon H: 'You have two beautiful eyes.' Nanda M: 'Ohl Thank you.' Berdon H: 'Too bad they're not mates.' Jin U: 'How are you coming along with your reducing?' Verna D. J: 'I guess I must be one of those poor losers.' Geraldine F: 'Did you give me my grade in round numbers?' Mrs. Counce: 'Yes, I gave you zero. Alpha L: 'Where'd you get those big eyes?' Maydlne P: 'They came with the face.' Mr. Jones: 'Hhen were you bornf' Rosa Belle C: 'April 2nd.' Mr. Jones? 'Aday too 1ate.' Marjorie F: 'Do you know how to make Anti-freeze.' Bonnie Reese: 'Sure hide her pajamas.' Mr. Hanley: 'Give a definition for woman.' Bob T: 'lhesitatingl A woman generally speaking -------- - Mr. Hanley: 'Stop right there, youive said it. Miss Ehler:Kirritated7'If there are any morons in the room,please stand up. 'KHugh rises! Nhat! Do you consider yourself a moron?' Hugh L: 'Not exactly, but I do hate to see you standing alone.' Dick M: 'When you were in school what did you go in for?' B111 V: 'Because it was ra1n1ng.' Jendell N: 'You remember me, don't you?' Rita K: 'I can't place the name, but the breath is fam1liar.' Robert R: 'It's raining cat and dogs outside.n Garylz 'Yes, I just stepped on a poodle.' ,.-.. , . e ,ze . ' ,- .v e 1 f.,j' ' ' fx: i Qin? is ' a Q - -., Q- fi - , . .... E sgeggiaav 'd i s 4' 1: es 55 SSL EEQSFN ff 'D Nxxdllry ..f'1'r Q GW. QM .Q fy if .ki if QL ,M hh! I I -T :essex fifgggfuwf , Q .ml 'Aj- Q -yd: I :X ,,ff 'f N3 Y'?N ' I' ' vp ,f gf: Sf-:ia . I 1333 ,ft-V g: ,' I---M . W4 . - X :-,,. f' UIQQFQQQ 'N is s ,xx 1 C :A C C ff I ,Qs I If me .Q If N 1 .lx 2, 6' ,V 4 ' e Q e ll, 'Q C I -N ,-f1 i3TTm. --2,24 - :Effie-2.1 1:1215 fl' ff J x 1 CF' 'Nj-, ifftzzzf 'f' I' :fl ,aff ' , 'Q J , ' 'X g fr T211 f'Q X X ,ef 41 x Jw' exif. i Q' ?Fgjjfg+337-1 zzigggg pg- 1445- X N4 ,f 5'-of-' ,fgij ff' gd YF x 51111515 2122: ' 2 V . , f' CALENDAR N ' e xx Q f , Sept. 17 ------------- .--------------------- F reshman Initiation -,le g fl Oct. 8 -------------------------------------- Sophomore Party X Nev. 1 ------------------- -------- F eecben, Haigler there I9 X 25-26 ------------------------------------------ Junior Play I I,-I Dec. 5 ---- 7 ----------------------- Basketball, Palisade here xx ' 11 ---------------------- --------- B asketball, Elsie here ' g 19 ----------------------------------------- School Dance - 20 ------ --------------- 4 --------------- C hrlstmas Party j 5 U . - lj' Jan. 5 --------------------------------- Basketball, Max here 'K 6 ----------------------------------------- Senior Party 9 --------------------------------------- Freshmen Party 3 10 ---------- ----. ----------- B e sketball, Peneede there 13 ---------------------------------- ------- J unlor Party I 14 -------------------------------------- Sophomore Party I 16,l'7,l8 --- ------------------------------ -P.C.A. Tournament X f 24 ---------------------------- Basketball, Wallace there - 28 ---------- ---------- ------ B a sketball, Greinton there . 31 ----------------------------- Basketball, Wauneta here , S if . 'S Feb. 4 ------------------------------- Basketball, Elsie here 3 , ll ------------------------.--- Basketball, GI'81l'ltQD here F A A 21 ----------------------------- Basketball, Maywood here - 24 ------------ ---------- 2 ------ B asketball, Wallace here ' , 27 --------------------------------------- Freshmen Party Mar. 3 --- ------- ----------------- ------------ Mu s ic Program 4 ------------------------------- Basketball, Elsie here ll ----------------------------------------- Senior Party A 2 e 28 ------------ Contest at Kearney State Teachers College A. 0 Apr. 17 ------------------------------- veney Ball, mu there , 4,2 O, 0 22 -------- ----------------------------------- F .v. 'rreek ' 4 ' 24 ------------------------ ------- ---------- P . C.A. 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MOON, Proprietor Phone 16 GRANT 6: SON Hayes Center, Nebraska LEFPLEPUS PRODUCE HIGHEST PRICES FOR EGGS AND POULTRY I Handle a Full Line of Poultry Feeds - Field Seeds in Season Equity Ice Cream for Your Parties and Picnics Phone 61 Hayes Center, Nebraska COMPLIMENTS OF BILL'S SERVICE STATION COMPLIMENTS OF COMMERCIAL CLUB OUR PHOTOGRAPHER B R O O K S McCook, Nebraska I , v'JV759