Herman High School - Cardinal Tale Yearbook (Herman, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 78 of the 1952 volume:

Anlmlnlsirahon gy 1 v4::.7a 'f lbkj. X - Y x f 'x x Q Q ' JV gh gf rf mf K ,df SYLVXA BRUNT ON iorts that ov MXSS niamhng e ooXs mor rough her n an Yhgh Sch oX t 1 th erm scho o cofne ho e the any ments ha e ak ior the w mg her ior tht he Senxors spe communxty xn K. ank easnre 5 e has brough them her work xn me drafnaucs deoa me or ner outstanchng abxhtg 1. the Enghsh department Xt 15 v-nth a great eaX o pn e and pXeas e t at the CAass oi X952 dechcates thex nnaX to such a oeservmg person a x vxa Brunton 5'1' iff' xl A 5 , , . df . WLM: za' , I 3 -U' ryfilg ,. . 2 .Wa ish. ' F,. :1E:5Eu H',ai122:aizzi512:21gzigafgsqszgzzgszz . n in gfgffuwwf' .,,.. , V ,yggommmmgwwwwwwmwmmwwwa ' fig ,WEQFWM 5 QMQW 'YO X 's ' ' i rn i H ' X e- v . . T ' . X and ' ' 'n ' pK Yx t ough ' ' rt nt, and i ' ' ' 'n ' ' 6 i '6 - ur h ' 'r an ' s NY ss e , SyX ' , ' MILTONG PARSONS MARCUS F KROGER Supermtendent Prmcxpal , gn V! SYLVIA BRUNTON ANDREW C. HANSEN English Commercial ,ASAA ,ML 2 S Seniors i 7 S 5 X 'X I f . GUY TROTTER Class Off1ce V1ce Pres Presxdent Ink Spot Annual Layout Manager Plays Jumor One Act Plays Declam Basketball Baseball Regent Scholarslnp PEGGY BRUNTON Class Off1CC V1ce Pres Presxdent Treasurer Ink Spot Annual Ed1tor Plays Junxor One Act Plays Declam C1t1zensh1p DAR Pep Club Cheerleader Salutato r1am HELEN CRUMM Class Off1ce V1ce Pres Secretary Ink Spot Annual Feature Pep Club Declam RALPH PETERSEN Class Off1ce Treas Secretary Ink Spot Annual Bus1ness Manager Plays .Tumor Basketball Z H3, Baseball Z, H3, 4 Track H Club , Declam 4 . - . I 1 ' 4 3, 4 - - 4 - ' 3 - 1, 4 4 3, 4 3 ' 4 ' - ' . 4 ' 1 3 3, 4 . ' 4 .. ' 3 - 3, 4 i 1, 2, 4 Scholastic Z, 4 . . . 1, , 4 1, Z, 3, 4 4 3. 1, Z, 3. ' - Z, 4 3 3, 4 ' 4 - ' 3 1, , H4 H 3 3 4 BILL CLABORN Ink Spot Annual Basketball 1 2 H H aseball 1 HZ H3 Track H 'H' Club Declam DEAN EFFKEN Annual Plays .Tumor Declam f' 3 W Basketball 2 H3 AW Baseball Z H3 Track H 'Club LELA SHEETS Class Off1CC Secretary Pres1dent Ink Spot Annual Ass1sta.nt Ed1tor Plays .Tumor One Act Plays Declam Scholast1c C1t1zenship Pep Club Cheerleader G1rls State VaIed1ctor1an LILA VINDERSLEV' Ink Spot Annual Layout Manager Pep Club Declam WARREN WEST Annual Plays Jumor One Act Play Declam Basketball , Z, , 1 Baseball 1, 2, 3, H4 Q uHu Club 3, 4 GEORGE TYSON Class Off1ce-Secretary Z Ink Spot 3, 4 4 2 In Annual-Sports Editor U 4 y Declam Basketball 1, z, H3, H4 ' ' Baseball 1, 2, H3, H4 Track 2, 3, H4 1aHvlC1ub 3, 4 af! K 1 xXX 'M J nlors LJ N , W x W X fx ' 3' M ' Xi WA MT ,I li . Q . A ' Dunald F Bettv lXllLCOnl1aha Jean Ande son 5 Jvdv Kroger VOTTO 'If We Rent We Rust COLORS Green and WH 1te FLOWER W 1te Carnatxon QW! 2 I ewxs Kelly Edward Mmller Gene Mc W1ll1ams Ruth Loftrs WR 9 James Hancock Rlchard Lowe Carol Iwerson Aldon Schaefer 3 .,-1 '11 Q J . I1 ww Wgbg Beverly VCVC1 Rxchard Thompson 36 kk T' XY-wa' Vu ma.. B1 Ll v l 3 A wh R L f qw. R 5 1' ' lg O '. I rr , O I .V ' f' ' ' Q . F . ' , I R xr A X MOTTO We're On Our Way and Gammg Speed COLORS Purple and Wh1te FLOWER Wh1te Rose i 'v-A 'QQ Donald Lang Shlrlev Claborn Mary Ann Effken Charlotte Grothe Robert Martm Susan TX son Darrel Madsen Eugene Kruse 'Dfw we 'T in-0 I t Donme Sue Potadle Anna Crumm Alma. Trotter Jamce Sabalka . N gi ,. W I 5 , he X , 42' f- U - y' l f ' . I 9 S . , ,.,.5 5' an A , ' Y fz' ' -QHA ,W X . '4 if? 1 du' kim k H Q .'-., 'Q - , f W - 'fr - T' X k I ' I nP,jx ' S. Q Xe . ' ' O JI EF X Rf sophomores gig W? , X W jx ff! ,Q-,ii f '4 N X -'NK S -fgg. Charles Brodersen Jacquehne For sberg Kexth Rasmussen ef'- l John Shamburg MOTTO 'Not At The Top Bu COLOR Cer1 se and Whlte Beverly Brummond X Robert Mag1H Robert Rav t Chmbmg Wllbur Conetv Cllfford Peter sen Karlene R e1d Carol W11son l l J ' N I f I 7. l Aegf E, X fvis-Q? . A , ', Y- 31 I-4 o 'J' N H Q. 'W Ill u m DU O U' 0 -1 rf O U-4 N U' O '1 5 IU l l 'LX L 'ilu' Jennings West an vu. Q Darrvl French N-up Elsie Wilson if Carol Frve JaCql1e11ne G0rdOr1 Fredrick Heinssen 9 Darrel Metzler nv- r in Lester Shetts was-. like wg. ms ilu' 1 Lanv Petersen Ton Potadle Q15 H513 Eldon Trotter Patricia Tucker Janice Golden L fle X ittitoe 7.-I ..J HU' y' xJ gs Earl Frer-ch Karen Kubie Karol n Potter -4 Shirlev West Judith Martin Gif' cv' wt Janice Wilson ? Elemeniary M X EIN x ff, f Sydney Br1dwel1 and Carlene Fankhouser 1. J S B1lly Shamburg Monte Frye Beverly Kub1e Jud1th Larson I R1chard Hartman -Q Dav1d Kroger gal QU' gr Qu vw 'TW' Susan Swanson Larry Ward Janet Kay Wachter 'adv Janet Johnson Tommy Tyson 'FIFTH L1nda Tanner Arlene Enger Nlflrl WD 4 .fe .1 V1olet Sheets Mona Metzler jf-ff f Donald Ward James McVe1gh Janet McVe1gh Barbara Potter P 'QV' James Modlm 8 Larry Gregerson 52 2305 Br1an Conety '91 3 MX 117 Larr West M, - at M -w-f fait! Mxi N F q A I V ! ' I Q , 1, ' f, .rl 1,7 V 4. Y f ' , ' f fi Zia, I v VV V.. ,, Y fy 1 A A 4 ' antl t J J ' ,. ' J to ft t J tJ J A J f as - 35 4 ,P . D fm ti' 1A .fJz:4z?f'?' N X I J X J s t, - I ' -A f'- .L A km ' YQJ .X is ix TV, X ,g igs ,. -5. 5 Q M A 95. lg . J fl A 5 . lk 'W 3. ' W. 1:1b , Nfl 5 Un 1 .1. Wi Q 'fer' 'Karen Anderson Fr1end Forsberg Manlyn Green ssh fl! Conn1e Tanner Joan Kathleen Parr Emmert SECQHV JW Dale Sheets Mar Gordon Charles Tvson 1 'lv John Broderson 'G' L! Ronald Wachter Cheryl Langlev Ji 1' B111 Corn1sh Sharon Hoxer Phy1l1S Hutcheson F1-HR V Phyllls Mart1n fr 'QQ- '-V' iv 4 Margm Kellv PS IB AIA' Roslvn Modlm '36 Af John Nxcholson Mvtrle Teeters 'ii Carole Husk Harold Frve .JAN Jerr1lyn Hartman Larry Golden 'KB' 'R' Carol Mae Ruth Ann Parr Mart1n N 9 , gi , I I .QTY I V ' 15 mf-i 1 A 1 ' W G 1 Yr ' A ld t A, y J 1 ' I . 'V A 5 1 f I 'Z' 3 6- 5 5 l e H -41. , 'f . l ..,. i la' ' . , I1 1. dx i ' A V if 1 5 . . . ,:.,V i AVIA L. , ' ,f nn .ji Q' l Q. Y 5 x G G . ' n, V 5 ra? r. 4 ll rf l 22.11 -n if f-' ro ' Al f r Ql 1 C C C 113 .J .- ' Q, Q ' , i I 'fa' C ki LM ,. 'M' I John Hubk Robbxe Andrew Kav Cormsh Bonme Vaughn Karen Parsons 1 Marv Ann Frye Donald Berrv Nendell McConnaha Garv Kellv 61 ki.: S Tanet Green rjlflfxf f-X Patrxcla Forsberg Jlmm Hartman Marxca Gregerson Juhe Ackerman ll- Marvln Enger Fern Raef F 9 R ST Jean Martm Marv West Rxchard Golden Arlan Emmett Garv Hogrefe ...fx Sharon Ward V1ck1 Yowell a J I a a aa, an X 4 ,.,L- a,E,,. t - V .Q A ! R aqx Q , 'Q' ! Bennington lZ Ft. Calhoun 3 Herman Be Arlin ton ZZ Kennard 0 Craig Bye I I ECNC BASEBALL TOURNAMENT Bennington 3 Herman O Herman 4 Championship Arlington Arlington 12 Arlington 7 Craig 2 Q-X 50 'QUE 96 mf Z Aih lehcs gg 'WN x 991' K X fx L 0 CONFERENCE TR ACK 'VIEET The tract meet was held at the School for Nebraska Deaf at Omana wtth Arllngton lst Herman 2nd Ft Calhoun 3rd Bennxngton 4th Craxg 5th Irtmuton 6th The followxng boys placed West Pole Vault 2nd Kelly Mlle lst Lang H1gh Hurdle Thompson Broad Jump 3rd Thompson Dlsk lst Schaefer Shot Put Thompson Low Hurdles lst Schaefer D1sk 2nd Claborn Hlgh Jum, Ft Calhoun Arlmgton Snyder Cralg Benrungton Waterloo Decatur Ft Calhoun Irvmgton C ra1g Bermlngton Snyder Waterloo Kennard Arllngton Irvlngton Trv1n ton 22 Kennard 57 Ft Calhoun Waterloo There Here Here There Here There Here Here There Here There There Here There There Here BASKETBALL Fmrst Team They Second Team CLASS D DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Kennard 34 Bennlngton 52 Sprmgfleld 32 Nebr Deaf 401 Waterloo 27 Mlllard 90 Herman 32 Snyder 44 Benmngton Nebr . Deaf 31 Mlllard 64 Snyde 1' 32 Conso1at1on B enmngton 3 8 They Champlonshlp Mlllard Mlllard 42 Nebro Deaf 54 Snyder 45 Nebr. Deaf We We ' J 18 32 3 32 28 38 7 25 ' 19 52 18 34 ' 29 32 21 38 40 17 12 14 Kennard Here 31 17 17 7 36 34 22 16 , 37 22 14 16 ' 37 32 35 12 ' 35 47 11 31 ' 55 61 7 28 31 54 13 28 40 17 20 11 19 24 14 10 ' 34 48 18 36 ' 55 24 14 22 ' 50 . 33 38 ' ECNC BASKETBALL TOURNAMEN I' mmm 1 Benmn ton 52 um un Benmngton 37 erman 3 Herman ze F Calhoun 10 Craxg 3 Cra1g 0 Kennard 36 Arlmgton 32 Arlm ton Arhn ton 53 Bye Herman 31 Conso1at1on Cra1 Cra1g 50 Jump Dean Swlfty George Easy Does It Careful J1m BQ ' gt Jn 55 Ir 'r It I8 H ' ' T L. V Championship Bennington 5 4 5 X AC'l'IVl'I'l9S X-If NW XS O O O FRESHMAN INITIATION Freshmen entering high school this year should prize nigniy their membership in the student body, for they earned it the hard way when they were initiated by the seniors on Thursday, September 13. In compliance with a command from the seniors the initiates ar- rived at school Thursday morning in costume. The boys were wearing shorts and halters, while the girls, with their hair done in numerous braids, were clad in elaborate costumes made from gunny sacks. At the door they were met by stern faced seniors who piloted them upstairs and demanded that they remove their shoes and socks and place them in a neat row at the head of the stairs. Then they passed through the senior beauty shop and emerged with eyebrows, lips, and cheeks made up according to the seniors high standard of beauty. Between classes throughout the day the freshmen were met by the seniors who demanded that initiates stand at the attention and repeat the nloyalty oath.H Those unable to do so were set down in the Hblack bookn for special penalties. ' High School was dismissed at 3220 in order that the initiation ght proceed nd t cleanl t e s reets t e rls an spo e ys is activi ew an rested wd res that Geraldine Fankhouse a rlene Reid receiv ate wide ge 0 S sue e day was d in a ar c t e fre n entertained upper lassmen and faculty with t b e seniors e 0 e s an ion e a dozen freshi e starting po ose present felt t fresh be o their Sportsman itude are rthy of mem ership n the high school organization 14. , t ,steer mi a the freshmen were set o 'ny h t -- h gi with cup d on, th bo with whisk broons. Th' ' 'ty dr inte cro with the ult ' r nd Ka ' were snapped by a World Herald reporter and ' ed st - publicity on the picture pa f the aturday morning is- Th climaxe with an ' iti tion p ty at vhi h h sh- me c stun s designed y th . On f thes wa on' rac in which half 'es pushed pieces of onion with their noses across thehall and back to th int. Th that he men cause f ly att wo b ' i ' ' , 1. ,P '4 I - ' vs 5 I, - 4.1, J I jr. lk ., - E dvip. ,- fy? A 'I 1 j 0 ' 4 Q , l Q vw. ' I l J V ??' . ' s 4 ' .-4 '. -Y 1 q . , V ifl. 513 . ' -. H A,w :T H , V fre. ,H -'4 IA, , 1 D 1 . K . - f-. ' -,m, V, . , . , W . . ,, va ,L ,- JUNIOR CLASS PLAY On November 2 the junior class presented their class play SisPer- kins, at the Legion Hall. The play was a comedy-drama in which Sis leaves her farm home in Missouri to visit her wealthy relatives, the Chandlers, in New York City. She horrifies them by bringing with her a pet pig as a gift for her aunt. Sis embarrasses the Chandlers with her crude ways and they try to get rid of her. But Sis turns the tables on her snobbish re- latives and proves to them that all rubes do not live in small towns or on farms. CAST OF CHARACTERS rs iza e an er aro verson Marcia Chan er Judy Kroger a dwin Chandler ick Lowe ar er, Richard Thom son Lydia LaSa e Beverly WCV61gh us aston e ong war M1 er Jay Schuy er, ene Mcwilliams is er ins e ty McConnaha Elvira Sni fkins, Ru oftls V10 e Astor Jean Anderson DECLAM enty five students entered the local dec am contest February 21 T e following were selected to represent Herm n he and t e district contests Peggy Brunton Twentieth Century Dragon Original Oratory Guy Trotter This is Out Greatest Danger oratorical Jaccie Forsberg Laddle Dramatic Lela Sheets A Lack and a Lass Humorous George Tyson N6WSCaSt1Hg Edward Miller Extemporaneous Carol Iverson Poetry Reading schools participating ing on On DOIH Herman s econd oin ennington was lr w 27 poin ese students com anled y iss v on, 0 par e he ighton University Peggy accie war e ce en ' roi ceived Hgooc M . El' b th Ch dl , C 1 I 5 ' dl , Q B l ' , D' 2 C t ' D L 11 , T ' Q Co t G d L , Ed d '11 L 1 G . ' ' Q S' P k' , B t L ' 'f ' th L ' g ' 1 t , . 21 Tw - ' 1 . h a at t E.C.N.C. h HA -' H - - u -- - ' ' ll - . H I ' u S - ll , ll The E.C.N.C. contest was held at Arlington March 4, with seven ' ' ' . Arl' t W the trophy with 42 ' ts, wa s with 29 p ' ts, and B ' ' th' d ith ' ts. Th , ac p ' b Mi Syl ia Brunt to k t in th district contest ld at Cre' ' ' on April 5. , J ' , Ed d, and Lela received ratings of H X ll t'. Ca re- . i II . 0 N E A C T P L A Y og n T e Valley n rs rman a e e act Craig took secon place with their comedy uwhlle The Toast Burns and Bennington was rd with Sh B W lng , a dramatic p e cast of the winning p ay, Fog on e Valley included Carol Lea Iverson as Sarah Lawson the kind neighbor a y Dick Lowe as ev erend Harkins y ro er as em a e r ch land owner Peggy Brunton as Judith Carson who h s just become a widow Richard Thompson a Norrle Carson, udith s s ep son and Le s Sheets as Cathle McCul ugh N rr e's r r en was a serlo ay based on the c ct etween a oy and s s e mo er e u e lr Bruce Linton, head of the speech department at the Omaha University. expressed the o nion that the ng a chara in the play was unusua ood ur er mar e a s one o w a h chool t en n en ears He also commented vorably on the costumlng, e u , rec n o the p The awards for best actor and actress were given to Richard Thomp n, who played Norr Carson and Pell! Brunton who played Judith Carson 1 U AFTER GAME PARTY After the basketuall game with Irvington Friday February 15 the HHH Club entertalned the HPep Club H They danced about an hour to pop ular recordings Bill Claborn Edward Miller Jimmy West and Warren West served nYum Yums H pickles potato chips jello with whipped cream and pop Nearly everyone had to experiment with the Hreddl whlp Creamn as if they did not know what it was for Dancing followed the lunch The uPep Clubu engoyed the party very much Dean Lou, and J1m 'Perfect Balance ' 'Cn a P1cn1c We Wlll Go True Love Andy What a face ' 'P Are those h1gh school boys? Slttlng 1- retty J-1-1 J1fn Thorpe 'VI-'he Clhef-SH 'Uerru ' - - 3,11 .sins 2 - 1 - A g ' i f 2 ,-fr . . .. ' ' X - A s X l Lf' ' ' ' ' K' tw f K '-O f ' P wi . A ' ' f wg' l I K , . A ff? E 5 1 , ., , 5 4 .,cA ,vi f g' f , ' -' 1 f rw' fa, , VI Il 1 ? ? l 1 vi, . -X 1 J 'QR 'P , . . . . l I ' ' H yy F Q f Q Waxtmg for the Bell. After tae Ball Game why Peggy' Goodnlght Glrls Pltcher Lou 1 4 Retha Watch the Bmrcue R Ruth and Carol Lea fi NO Wdmmg for me ,. Eld1e lakmg Care or Brother X - ' 1 ' , U -' v- h 1 - , ' ? '2 ' ' ff 4' F 1 I ,, mf 0 h Lt W wjffl ,',f X U . , Q A mv Y fd , W i I 1 . . 'V ' ' LJ :W A ,, B , , . M rv 2, 1 C 5 - l A 5 . 1 X RQ .,aA - ffl ' ' -K ry I fx G' U , , . 1 -Q A4 I 'B ., A . gi if ' ' , A in , 1 ' 5 Sophies Looks Like Fun ' w .BTU Parsons and h1s Boys H Club Party Le Cheerleaders L Vkhcons YeUG1f1S T I 4 1 . 1 Q 1 , KA 1 ,IG gS!!!? ll V' sg Qin HV, lg U sus 1 Q, I Q ' v,- Q K - A W ,If W7 fa '44 T J1mm1e West and Peggy P111ow Flght Brunton on the1r flrst day of school Any s1m11ar1ty between 11v1ng persons and these characters 15 purely co1nc1 dental uF '4 'Wir WW 9 Betty and lela Ready for the Banquet Peggy is fishing! Qing X Sv- ,amd seg Ed1tor Ass1stant Ed1tor Busmess Manager Sports Hunor Act1v1t1es Grade Layout Manager Advert1s1ng Staff Faculty Advlsor if ff ,I Peggy Brunton Lela Sheets Ralph Petersen George Tyson Warren West Helen Crumm B111 Claborn L1la Vlnderslev Guy Trotter Dean Effken M1ltOn G Parsons I' H 6' ti' 4. Nadi I 'O ' P . QQ ., ' W 1 'sf 4 V , 141, V ki I Qian WJ We the Sen1ors of Herman H1gh School belng of sound mmd and memory do hereby make and declare th1s to be our last w1ll and testa ment hereby revok1ng any w1ll or w1lls heretofore made by us To our beloved teachers we leave the followlng MR KROGER A portable black board to carry from class to class for checkmg students spell1ng MR HANSEIN Athlet1c equxpment so he can donate lt to the Crowell Home H15 frequent references to th1s Old Peoples home 1n h1s classes makes us wonder 1f he doesn t have some fr1ends down there MISS BRUNTON A f1l1ng cabmet and a new box of penc1ls to replace those that any Sen1or may have acc1dent1ally p1cked up MR PARSONS A baby sltter a portable telephone and another class just lrke the one of 52 To the Junlors we g1ve the followlng 1nd1v1dual bequests GEORGE TYSON S ab1l1ty to get along w1th M1ss Brunton to J1m Hancock DEAN EF'F'KEN'S avo1dance of women to R1chard Thompson RALPH PETERSEN'S unusual dr1v1ng ab1l1ty to V1v1an Blum WARREN WEST S modern problems grades to Edward Mlller GUY TROTTER'S spell1ng ab1l1ty to Aldon Schaefer HELEN CRUMM S qulet ways to Ruth Loftls PEGGY BRUNTON S talkatweness to Jean Anderson LILA VINDERSLEV'S flgure to Aldon Schaefer LELA SHEETS' w1ll1ngness to go steady w1th a Herman guy to Betty McConnaha GEORGE TYSON S ab1l1ty to hxgh Jump to Lew1s Kelly to clear 4 6 GUY 'ROTTER S law grades to Dlck Lowe RALPH PETERSEN'S he1ght to Don F'1nk to use 1n basketball next year BILL CLABORN S second places 1n track meets to Gene McW1ll1ams WARREN WEST S scoutmg ab1l1ty to Edward Mlller GEORGE TYSON S typmg erasure to Carol Lea Iverson so she won t make any errors DEAN EFFKEN S ab1l1ty to carry 4 subjects to T1m Tucker He would also lmke to pass hms mathemat1ca1 sk1ll to T1m HELEN CRUMM S drners llcense to J1m Hancock so he won't have to get Judy every tlme he wants to dr1ve the car PEGGY BRUNTON S act1ng ab1l1ty to V1v1an Blum LELA SHEETS lnterest 1n teach1ng to Jlm West HELEN CRUMM'S blue Jeans to Bev McVe1gh so she won t wea1 Squeaks In wrtness whereof we have s1gned sealed and publ1shed th1s our I at w1ll and testament th1s Znd day of May 1n he year of our Lord one thousand nme hundred and flfty two S1gned Class of '52 0 I. 1 . ' a ' . A ' . 1 I 1 , . . . . . I ' . BILL CLABORN'S two penmanship awards to Judy Hroger. , . . , . ' . . I . . . ' H ' - I . I , . . . . I ' I , .... . . , GMP of Herman H 001 has come ack o e a umn1 anque in one ta dis ssing their sinesses of y 1n 1S an ector w r ven e sho oof unit hich t s on seeing if there are any defec S Wa on Madaga and off e as ri en ou the mainla rica you can h ar her r her company fo the yearly inspect t e general , e two thre , t e wo ree tw three RGE TYSON'S business is in the reat Sp wher ve recently ' CIBH 1S s ns 1 ULIOH orge is th t tronomer f th 1nst1tut1 Y TROTTER has become a great public figure as was just name ' F nce of 1975 s p c ure as e re n pa the wor over R LPH PETERSEN is known as the wealthiest farmer in Nebraska ree ovely e h v ng crew cu AN EFFKEN is the famous docto o as ma e urveys o h can de rmine what makes people ha goose bumps when 1D C0 d ather or of frig s, e e c ass a Since Dean Mar n and Jerry Lewis ceased being partners, our one and only WARREN WEST has taken Jerry's place and has become known as a better comedian than Jerry himself LA VINDERSLEV is kept quite usy ese ays s season for farm sales a 1S an auc lone The greates in Nebras we think rs omas, e former o t e amah paper 4Plaindealer7 M homas f he owner o the paper nce a new aw as been passe b the athletic comm ss on tha men can mpete in athletics e sa e a men, the New York Yankees have Just signed Miss HELEN CRUMM as their star pitcher for the season SNEAK DAY he e s or cla akened earlier than usual to t o h e so they cou eave on eir Sneak ay er redecorating the school house a it 1 ng a few the H10T'S ooks they oaded in 0 ansen's an r Parson's cars and re on e r w e s o e in Fremon ea brea as then con nued on their trip F1V1Hg in coln ut en o'c o e r firs stop w the penitentiary ery eresting e uca ona was Give e of e ui es e were a owe o th first build nside the ga ey then ft t e capi Dividing into groups they toure e building A er hav n a little trouble with an elevator opera or they finally succeeded in getting to the dome lost of the seniors found the museum most interesting. After thismost thorough inspection, It is the year 1975 and the senior class of 1952 igh Sch b t th 1 ' b t. Sitt' g at ble - eu ' ' bu ' toda we f' d that BILL CLABORN ' ' in- sp of electric line 1 es. He has in t d a special ck- DF ' w he wears when he walks the wires from station o ta- ti ' ' ts. We find LELA SHEET ,as a Sergeant in the cs scar Isl th co t of Af 'ca. Wh y stand on ' nd of Af ' e d ill r ion by h - All day long you can hear her cry hip on e lef , on t th , right, one o . GEO ' ' ' g city of iker e they ha built a 'S ' t' t' I t't ' H. Ge e op as 0 e ' ' ' 'on. GU ' he ' d 'M . Du .H H1 1 t h app a d 1 the pers ld A ' ' . He and his wife, the former Shirley Claborn, are the proud parents of th 1 littl girls Ctripletsj all a i ts. DE ' - 1 wh h d s t see if e te ve H U ' 1 we in a stage ' ht. Ye we hav a Hollywood star in th 1 lso. - ti ' LI ' b th d as thi is the . Lil ' t' er. t ' - ka -- . 1 M . J. E. Th th PEGGY BRUNTON is the editor f he T k . r. T s t f . S1 l h d y 1 1 t wo co ' th m s On t rainy Wednesday morning of April 30, th eni ss aw ' mee at the scho 1 ous ld l th ' H D H. Aft . b and h'd1 of ju ' b 1 ' t Mr. H d M . we th i ay. Th y t pp d ' t to t kf t, ti ' ' . Ar ' ' ' Lin abo t l ck, th 1 t as ' , A v int ' and d ti l'talk ' H by on th g 'd , Th y ll d t visit only e ing i ' tes. Th le for h 'tol. d th ' . ft 1 S t , ey went to the Cornhusker Hotellwhere they had dinner ter they returned to their respective cars an started towar aha stopping at Boy's own here ey o ed e u in s Ever - e, ally ' un very nteres They watche rt of ' n Tow and t continued their trip to Omaha rry's Cafe was the next s H re each had a delicious supper ch was aid or sen or u er ac u r n a ta e centers rom e wa ers ey saw some s o ey met later t o by of the aramount Theater and walked over t the Music B Mos he up 0 0 anc w s airs and owled ' thr e all down herse out 12 e e the Grey und Bus Depot here ey a some p c ures ta en en t e me agreed upon for eaving came ey left e ot an wen o e rking lot where they were o mee Parsons an Mr Hansen Weary and tired they dragged themselves into thecars and started ome er e arf ve an u Ralph Pet6I'S8l'l d Lila nderslev had Cars bef0r9 ey could go home 1 seniors were excused rom school the next rn ng un 1 1 clock t anks to Mr Parsons JUNIOR SENIOR BANQUET ool honored the senior class and culty at a a t Legion Hall nner s served at e ers the sophom c un1or mothers prepared the food ns1s e r e c ic u ered potatoes eas corn se sa ro s relis es e cre ca e co ee and tea 11 din with James Hanco ting as aster 0 eremon Be y McConna a we come t e gues s Guy ro er respon e e ora t e unior girls resen e anumber of e a s'The Merry Uldsmobile imaginary trip was hen ken C where t ey tched the ily s mem e e ar er op B nted the uests a son s Ju Kro er an Ruth o s ave rison of ' our a rsons gave a hort a ' um 0 l ggy run on rea t n1or will and Jean Anderson gave the senior prophecy e Senior Class is so tha e t eir c assmat LEE RA s nable th s riendship will g membered and may uccess wi him always th , La d d Om T w th t ur th b ild g , y on especi the girls, fo d it 1 ting. d pa a baseball game between Central High a d Boy's n hen Ha top. e whi p f from the 1 d es. Aft Q 1 1 g few bl H H f th it th h ws. Th in he 1 b P 0 ox. . t of t gro were too tired t 8 d ins. S0 instead they ent up- t b . At first Peggy couldn t decide whether to ow th b down the alley or to go lf. Ab 220 A.M. th y 1 ft the Music Box and went to - ho w th h d i t k . Wh 1:30, h ti l , th th dev d t t th pa t t Mr. d ., . h . Aft th y i d in Herm abo t 3:00 A.M., an Vi to connect a few wires on their th . Al' f mo i t'l 00' ' h n I On the evening of May 2, 1952, the junior class of Herman High Sch fa form l banquet at he Di wa 6230 by th memb of ore lass. J ' . It co ' t d of f i d h' ken, b t- t , p , , t lad, ll , ' h , ic am, k , ff , . A we planned program followed the ' ner ' ck ac M f C ies. tt h l d h t' and T tt d d. Th Fl Dora Girls consisting of h 5 ' , p t d cn G y 90' ' ' ' 'H An ' t' ta to the Josh Billings lub h ' wa da doings of it b rs. Th B b Sh oys pre- se g with three g y 90 g . dy g d L f- ti g a compa a lady of the 90 s and a lady of d y. 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LELA No dear we haven't t1me Dad'll be home 1n an hour CHARLOTTE I m forgettmg men JANICE So am I I m for gettmg a couple of them as soon as we can 'Mr Hansen Just can't seem to control h1s pup1ls ' Why 'V 'He's cross eyed Don't be afra1d to use your bram It's the l1ttle thmgs that count HELEN and GUY were havxng qu1te a d1scuss1on about the1r k1th and lun Guy sa1d Can I have a k1th? and Helen sa1d ' Yes you km She was only a pa1nter's daughter but there was nothmg shelacked WARREN Your g1rl remmds me of a sw1tchboard RALPH In what way may I ask'P 2 WARREN When she walks all her lmes are busy BILL 1 n t you see 'Po1son wr1tten on that bottle? MR PARSONS L1la would you care to tell the class what happens when body 15 1mmersed ln water? LILA 'Sure the telephone rmgs One of l1fe's myster1es Why the g1rls w1th the least pr1nc1pl'e draw the most 1nterest CAROL LEA The man I marry must be a man who 1S eas11y pleased REV Don't worry That's the k1nd you'll get Then there were the two army worms 1n the Apple Core When asked what he lxked best about school GEORGE replled Ath1et1cs vacat1on holldays and the last day JIM and DONNIE SUE were dr1v1ng alone on the deserted streets of Herman one evemng Is lt dangerous 1ngu1red Donnle Sue 'to drlve w1th one han Oh you bet ' came .hm s qu1ck reply More than one fellow has run mto a church domg It Says DICK LOWE There are germs 1n k1sses I hear w1th alarm But the g1rls are so stlngy They'll do me no harm There 1sn't much to see 1n a small town but what you hear makes up for lt . I ' . I ' , I . . . ', ll ? ll 1 - I rv s 1 Q ' a . : D'd ' ' ' ' . DEAN: Yes, but I didn't believe it because right underneath it said 'Lye'. . : ' , a . . 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Il ' ' ' I vl Sept Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Z7 28 Mar April May CALENDAR First day of school First absentee No school' Washington County Teachers' Associatic Dick Lowe B111 Claborn and Wllbur Conety stayed school School at 8 30 a m E C N C Baseball Tourname Guy Trotter was 8 minutes tardy Exams End of first six weeks Teachers Convention Junior Class Play Perfect Attendance Grade School Operetta Thanksgiving Vacation Juniors gone County Government a Blair No school It snowed' Christmas vacation begins Back to school again Lee Ray dropped from senior class Parkinson ensemble at the Hall Exams E C N C Basketball Tournament Local declam contest Class D D1str1ct Basketball Tournament E C N C Speech contest at Arlington One act play We won a trophy' All girl grade school party Retha Plum Joined the Freshies Jim George and Dean went to Lincoln to State Basketball Tournament Regents Exams Thirteen absentees Bad roads because of snow Senior College Day at Blair Grade School Basketball Tournament Tim Tucker made a happy addition to the Juniors Athletic Banquet Good Friday No school E C N C Track meet Herman placed second Grade School Musicale and One act play Senior Sneak Day Junior Senior Banquet Baccalaureate County Musicale in Blair Commencement SCHOOL'S OUT' 3 ' . 6 . 14 . ' ' ' 19 . , . ' . up i 26 : . . -- . . . . . 8 ' . 12 -- ' ' . 25- 26 ' . . 2 ' 7 . 20 22- 23 ' ' ' . 13 ' . t ' . 14 -- . 24 . . . . . 2 ' . 25 ' . . 4 ' . 14 18 Washington County Teachers' Association meeting at Herman. 19 . . . . - 21 - - Z9 . ' ' 4 . . . . ' 11 - -- . 12 ' . 13 o , . 0 17 24 ' -- . 25 ' ' . ' 1 7 . .. . . . 10 ' 11 ' -- . 16 . . . . -- . 22 ' - , 30 ' . Z . - . 11 12 ' ' ' 15 J M, - I :S ' f s ll gn Q.: , . I.. I , , NX' Q ' - Q KKK . . ua' - - o ' x fl ' O .. .. . 'U . .. . O 5 . .- , :lu ' 1 .. , no. . ' 1 5' , 1 t. M . ' Q- . . . ' I an - I1 ., g i . A - Y . ' ' - - -. 3 . . V'- : - , 0 : .I - . . 5' OL w' I . I - .W ' , cn. , 3 B U -u . A G - n rn , , . m y fb .ro , ' - P. ' 91 . ' . ' D.. ' on -,'1 ' . F' ' .. 9, . ff 5 ' ,i 'I 'P ll Q :P 133 HLE 1 BANQUET The F1rst Annual Athlet1c Banquet honorlng the lettermen of Herman H1gh School was held Thursday Apr1l 10 at 6 30 p m at the Amer1can Leglon Hall The affan' was sponsored by the Pep Club of Herman Hmgh The W S C S Clrcle Z of the Method1st Church prepared the menu whlch was served by the members of the Pep Club Follow1ng the meal Mr Kroger act1ng as master of ceremon1es 1ntroduced The Queertette composed of Gene McW1ll1ams D1ck Lowe .hm West and R1chard Thompson who sang 'Just S1ng1n' Along and B1ll Grogans Goat Mr Parsons after tellmg how much he enjoyed workmg w1th the boys and pra1s1ng them for the1r contmuous effort award ed letters to the followmg R1chard Thompson Ralph Petersen B1ll Cla born Dean Effken Warren West George Tyson .hm West Jxm Hancock, Aldon Schaefer and D1ck Lowe Lela Sheets presldent of the Pep Club del1vered a letter Wh1Ch was turned over to Mr Russell Parsons who read lt to the assembled group The letter 1nd1cated the 1ntent1on of the Pep Club to pay for new Jerseys and trunks for the basketball boys of '52 and '53, and placed the order w1th Mr Russell Parsons manager of the Brande1s Sport 1ng Department Mr Parsons ln turn presented the Pep Club w1th a pla que wh1ch 1nd1cated that the Herman Pep Club of 1951 52 has 1naugurated the Annual Athletmc Banquet at Herman Lela Sheets expressed the apprec1at1on of the Pep Club for the honor R1chard Thompson then expressed the thanks of the Cardmals to the1r coach for h1s tra1n1ng and gu1dance and to the Pep Club for honor1ng them w1th a banquet Mr Hansen 1n h1s speech on Prospects 1nd1cated that s1nce so many of the lettermen are return1ng next vear that the 1mmed1ate prospects should be good He sa1d however that the best prospects l1e 1n the bas1c tra1n1ng of the boys who are st1ll 1D he grades The speaker of the evemng was Maur1ce Sk1p Palrang athletxc d1rec tor of Boys Town who gave a down to earth talk about boys and athlet1cs Followmg h1s talk he showed two hlms One gave an exc llent plctu e of what 1S bemg acco'npl1shed at Boys Town and the other was a football g 'le between Boys Town and Catholxc Central Wh1Ch was played 1n the East BAR 73 Beer - Liquor and Mixed Drinks Ray McVeigh, Pronrietor Phone 120 Herman Nebraska Nebraska Fred Weaver Gene ral Truckmg Come Around and Get A Square Deal Herman Nebraska Where Men Shop NELSON BROS Nelson C1oth1ers Arrow Sh1rts Capps Clothes F'1e1d 8.1 Stream Outerwear B1a1r Nebr Phone 438 and Where Women Shop For Men KT QQ P36 , dV9l I'iSil1g,,, :QE 55:3 -11 lf, P1525 , Ha: aksiisfi 11 l1n:'li :i O Il I, ' Q X ' ' ' X I I 1'1 ,X X I u 57:11 Q.. 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