Hildreth Public School - Greyhound Yearbook (Hildreth, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1955 volume:

V y . j? .s °v ■ j . r •«« v e S? . ?► 1C z£ ? «■O' ee ' Vj « v-v .e V JANET JOHNSON, EDITOR Janet Johnson................................... Editor Gordon Foschen........................... Assistant Editor Sharron Whipple.........................Business Manager Marva Fritson.................................Photographer Donnie Kruse, Denny Feil............................Sports Editors GORDON LOSCHEN, ASSISTANT EDITOR Paper Staff WANDA FRERICHS, EDITOR Wanda Frcrichs............. Fonnie Kruse.............. Jerry Johnson............. Denny Reil, Gordon Loschen ...........Editor Assistant Editor . . . Art Editor .Sports Editors 4 RONNIE KRUSE, ASSISTANT EDITOR MR. LEWIS. Superintendent Mathematics, Algebra Coach MR. CRIST, Principal American History, Speech World Geography and Assistant Coach MR. STRAATMANN Band, Vocal Muaic, Science, Phyaic 7 Farm bred and School raised. RODNEY HtNRICHS Course..............College Prep Mixed Chorus.............3 -2 -3-4 Boys Glee..................1-2-3 Basketball......................4 Track...........................4 Band...................I -2 -3 -4 Library........................4 Trumpet Quartette..............3 Pep Band...................1-2-3 Class Play..................... 4 HELEN ADAM Course College Prep Mixed Chorus. . . . 1-2-3-4 Girls Glee . . . 1-2-3-4 2-3 Pep Club . . . .1-2-3 -4 Y-Teens . .1-2-3 -4 Y -Teen Officer . . 3-4 Class Officer . . . ... 1 -2-3 Class Plays . . . . , Dranpatics 3-4 She'll always find a way GENE FRERICHS Course....... Mixed Chorus Boys Glee. . Band........ Class Play. . Pep Band . . . .College Prep . . . 1-2-3-4 ........1-2-3 . .. 1-2-3-4 ..........3-4 . 1-2-3-4 9 Loads of fun; easy going. DONNA MAE SCHMIDT Course..............College Prep Y-Teena.................1-2-3-4 Girls'Glee..............1-2-3-4 Mixed Chorus............1-2-3-4 Volleyball..............I -2-3-4 A quiet guy and is liked by all. CAROL HANSEN Course.......................General Y-Teens......................1-2-3-4 Girls' Glee.................I-2-3 -4 Mixed Chorus.................1-2-3-4 Volleyball............... . 1-2 -3-4 Class Play.........................4 10 Quiet and sweet DENNIS REIL Course........ Boys' Glee. . Mixed Chorus Basketball. . . Track ....... Paper Staff. . Annual Staff . College Prep ..........2-3 ... 1 -2-3-4 ....... -3-4 .........3-4 ........... 4 . .4 s Perfectly unconscious that he is good looking ?????? JANET JOHNSON Course................College Prep Mixed Chorus.............1-2-3-4 Girls'Glee...............1-2-3-4 Vocal Quartette................2-3 Triple Trio 2-4 Band........................1-2-3- 4 Band Committee...................3 Saxophone Quartette..............3 Pep Club...................1-2-3-4 Pep Club Officer...............2-3 Cheerleader..............1-2-3-4 Y-Teens..................1-2-3-4 Y Teen Officer . . ., .......2-3-4 Class Plays....................3-4 Annual Staff.....................4 Dramatics........................4 A pretty face and a sweet personality. JERRY JOHNSON Course, ...................General Boys' Glee.....................2-3 Mixed Chorus..............1-2-3-4 Paoer Staff......................4 Class Officer....................1 Class Plays 3-4 Blessed be the man who first invented sleep. 11 ■■ GORDON LOSCHEN Course .... Mixed Chorus Boys Glee . . Basketball . . Track ....... Class Officer Paper Staff . . Annual Staff . Class Plays . College Prep . . . .1-2-3-4 .......1-2-3 ..........3-4 .......2-3-4 ...........2 ...........4 ............4 ......3-4 I am the good man who is so hard to find. MAXINE CASPER Course. . . College Prep Mixed Chorus . 1-2-3-4 Girls' Glee . . 1 -2-3-4 Triple Trio. . . 4 Band .... 1-2-3-4 Band Committee 2 Clarinet Quartette . 2-3 Woodwind Trio 3-4 Pep Club. . .... 1-2-3-4 Pep Club Officer 3-4 Cheerleader . 1 -2-3-4 Y-Teens 1-2-3-4 Y-Tcen Officer. . . 2-3-4 Class Plays 3-4 Class Officer. . 1-2 Dramatics 2 Easy to know and always a friend. DONALD KRUSE Course....... Annual Staff . Photographer Basketball . . Track........ Mixed Chorus Boys' Glee . . Band....... College Prep . . .3 -4 1-2-3-4 . 1-2-3 . . . 1-2 12 I don't care anything for girls but they all seem to be wild about me; SHARRON WHIFPLE Little and sweet, but hard to beat . General ... 4 Girls' Glee . 4 . . . 1 -2-3-4 F H A . . . 1 -2 F H A Officer . . . .... 2 Y-Teens ... 3-4 . 2-3-4 Class Play . . 4 RONALD KRUSE Course................College Prep Photographer 1-2-3- . . .1-2- .... 3- 3- Rand .... 1 Paper Staff Class Play (Unpredictable as a firecracker) WANDA FRER1CHS Course.............College Prep Mixed Chorus...........1-2-3 -4 Girls' Glee . 1-2-3-4 . 2-3 Triple Trio . . .2-4 . . 1-2-3-4 .... 3-4 . . 1-2-3 Pep Club Pep Club Officer .... Y-Teens . . . 1-2-3-4 . . .4 . 1-2-3-4 . .4 2-3 Class Plays Paper Staff .3-4 4 .3-4 Volleyball ... 1-2-3 13 A student, a musician, a lady. DON WILKIN Course................College Prep Mixed Chorus...............1 -2 -3 -4 Boys' Glee......................1-2-3 Band..........................1-2-3-4 Class Officer....................4 Library........................3-4 Saxophone Quartette..............3 Pep Band . . . ...........} -2-3-4 Class Plays....................3-4 There are thoughts wise behind those devilish eyes. LEOLA FRERICHS Course . . .College Prep Mixed Chorus . . . . 1-2-3-4 Girls' Glee 1-2-3-4 Triple Trio 1-4 Vocal Quartette . . , 2-3 Band 1-2-3-4 Pep Club 1-4 Cheerleader . . 4 Y-Teens 1-2-3-4 Y-Teen Officer . . 2-3-4 Class Officer . . . . 4 Class Plays . . 3-4 Paper Staff 4 Dramatics . 2-3-4 Volleyball 1-2-3-4 Library 3 She always looks on the bright side of life, never the blue. PAUL HARMS Course.....................General Mixed Chorus..............1-2-3-4 Boys’ Glee..................1-2-3 Basketball..................2-3-4 Track........................2-3-4 Band..........................1-2 14 He gets along all right with everybody because he is not energetic enough to to stir up a row. ■ Kind and Generous. MARVA ANN FRITSON Course . . College Prep Mixed Chorus . . . . T 1 m i NI I Girls’ Glee 1 -2-3-4 Vocal Quartette . . . 2-3 Triple Trio . .4 Pep Club .... 1-2-3-4 Pep Club Officer. . . . . 4 Y-Teens . 1-2-3-4 Y-Teen Officer. . . . .... 4 Class Plays 3-4 Annual Staff . . .4 Dramatics MERLYNPAHMANN Course .... Pep Club . . . Y -Teens. . . . Band........ Mixed Chorus Girls’ Glee . . College Prep . . . .1-2-3 -4 . . 1 -2-3-4 . . . 1-2-3-4 . . . 1-2-3-4 ... 1-2-3-4 15 A mind of her own. Senior Class Poem Here are the facts about a cl 5s alive. The Senior Class of 55 Helen Adam is a brain in our class. There's seldom a test she doesn’t pass. Rodney Hinrichs, slim and tall, Plays his trumpet for all. Pretty and smart, that’s Leola Frerichs, She’d be a pin-up in any army barracks! ! Don Wilken is a real nice guy, He’s going to be a minister by and by. Wanda Frerichs, is everyone’s pal; We all know that she’s Wayne’s gal. Gordon Loschen can really jump and run, When he hears the sound of that track gun. Marva Ann Fritson studies real hard, But still she’s lots of fun and everybody’s pard Don and Ron Kruse, twins, and on the basketball five, Play, pass, and shoot with lots of jive. Maxine Casper’s a talkative little gal, And is everyone’s Pal. Dick Fuerst is tall and silly, But we all like him ’ rilly. Carol Jean Hansen never has much to say, But she gets good grades anyway. Jerry Johnson is always full of fun and mischief. But to the teachers he’s just one big grief'. Donna Mae Schmidt lives on a farm, She works hard and doesn’t do anyone any harm. Gene Frerichs plays the tuba in band, And if anybody needs help he’s there to give a hand. Janet Johnson is a cute little chick, She’s going to make some guy heartsick. Denny Reil is tall, dark, and Handsome, Many a girl would like to hold him for ransom. ron Whipple 16 Sharron Whipple is going to be a farmers’ wife, And live happily the rest of her life. Class History In 1943 the September school term rolled around. Eight cute little ornery young- sters started their first day of school. What a happy bunch we were; Those who made up this group were: Maxine Casper, Janet Johnson, Don Kruse, Pon Kruse, Carol Hansen, Barbara Lantz, Dick Fuerst, and Merlyn Rahmann. At the second semester we gained Wanda Frerichs. Our teacher was Miss Leona Glenn. Miss Glenn with the same youngsters returned in the fall of ‘44 for the enrollment of the second grade. Upon entering the third grade we lost Wanda Frerichs who went to country school for a few years. Rodney Hinrichs and Gene Frerichs decided to come to Hildreth to fur- ther their education, so we gained the last of the second semester. Miss LaVina Kleen had the privilege of teaching us. In the 4th grade we started off into a year of adventure and excitement, with Joy Hendricksen as our teacher. This year we gained Glen Duis. The eleven of us continued on through the fifth grade, with Verna Vannier helping us to gain more knowledge. In the sixth year, Maxine Casper, Janet Johnson, Barbara Lantz, Carol Hansen, Merlyn Rahmann, Dick Fuerst, Gene Frerichs, Rodney Hinrichs, Ron Kruse, Don Kruse, made up the ornery bunch. Dwaine Ostebuhr joined us and we had the same teacher. Wanda Frerichs, Val Jean Quadhamer, and Paul Harms, joined us our seventh year. We lost Dwaine Osterbuhr. At the beginning of the eighth grade Barbara Lantz moved to Colorado. Howard Glenn was our teacher for both 7th and 8th grades. After eight long years of waiting, that moment arrived when we could walk up the high school steps along with new friends and classmates, from the country. Our lively group consisted of: Marva Ann Fritson, Helen Adam, Maxine Casper, Leola Frerichs, Wanda Frerichs, Janet Johnson, Carol Hansen, Merlyn Rahmann, Donna Schmidt, Val Jean Quadhamer, Don Kruse, Ron Kruse, Dick Fuerst, Paul Harms, Rodney Hinrichs, Denny Reil, Glen Duis, Gordon Loschen, Jerry Johnson, Gene Frerichs, and Don Wilken. In our Sophomore year we lost Glen Duis as he decided to move to Oklahoma. Sharron Whipple joined us in our Junior year. On entering our last and most exciting year we lost Val Jean who moved to Minden. We now had the name we longed for, “full Fledged Seniors.' After Commencement Exercises on May 19th, when we receive our diplomas, and turn our tassels, a night which we will never forget, we are now ready to enter into a world unknown, ready to face our future, on our own, but not alone. 17 Senior Class Will We, the senior class of 1955, being of sound mind, do hereby will and bequeath these assets to the following underclassmen, with the only stipulation being that, in return for our generous gifts, they must faithfully execute the official duties which shall be handed down to them when they become seniors. I, Helen Adam, will my seat in History class to Joan Jelkin so she won’t have to turn around every now and then. I, Maxine Casper, will my nickname ‘’gabby” to anyone who can fulfill the qualifi- cations . I, Gene Frerichs, will my nickname “Dad” to Dwaine Osterbuhr, provided he can figure out how I acquired it. I, Leola Frerichs, will my long blonde hair and my cheery disposition to Eleanor Hitchcock. I, Wanda Frerichs, will my fiance to myself since He’s the nicest guy I know. I, Marva Fritson, will my typing ability to whomever is office girl next year, provided she does as good a job as I did. I, Dick Fuerst, will my hot-lips (on the trumpet that is)to Kathy Glenn hoping she uses them for the same purpose. I, Carol Hansen, will my ability to attract curly-headed boys to my sister, Minnie, hoping she gets a “Curly” like I did. I, Paul Harms, will the two car wheels that I don’t use going around corners to Evon Fritson hoping she uses them. I, Rodney Hinrichs, will my 6’4” to Wayne Casper so they’ll “have it made” at State next year. I, Janet Johnson, will my ability to blush to June Johnson, hoping it doesn’t embarass her the way it has me. I, Jerry Johnson, will my mischievous ways to Roger Warnken, hoping he doesn’t get into all the trouble I did. I, Don Kruse, will my irresistible approach to the fairer sex to my brother, Gary, hoping he does as well as I. I, Ron Kruse, will my freshman interest to anyone who will guard her safely. I, Gordon Loschen, will my ability to attract blondes and redheads to anyone who will take full advantage of the ability. I, Merlyn Rahmann, will my ability to giggle to Elna Saathoff, hoping she uses it. I, Denny Reil, will my wooing ability to LeRoy Frerichs, hoping he gets as good re- sults as I did. I, Donna Schmidt, will iny Kearney interest to Karen Hinrichs, provided he doesn’t hinder her studying. I,.Sharron Whipple, will my cooking ability to Marilyn Lieske, since the way to a man’s heart is through his stomach. I, Don Wilken, will my even temper to Ronnie Nordborck, hoping he keeps it even. To the Juniors, we will our scholastic ability, hoping it will set an example. To the Sophomores, we will our talents and our leadership ability. To the Freshmen, we will our congratulations for a successful year, and wish you all the luck in the coming years. We, the Senior Class of 1955, will the following assets to the faculty: To Mr. Lewis: All our pep and energy for his Model A Ford. Mr. Crist: All the luck possible in the coming years. Mr. Glenn: All the entrances we missed during play practice. Mr. Straatmann: All our live wires to his radio shop. Mrs. Lynch: All the aromas floating from the Home Economics Room. To the Janitor: All the paper we left on the floor and all the doors he unlocked for us. 18 Class Prophecy What: A reunion of the graduates of '55 Who: The graduates, their husbands, wives, and children When; May 19, 1965 at 10 A.M. Where: New gymnasium of Hildreth High School We were all happy to receive the invitation to the class reunion as we had missed our classmates and the happy carefree time we had in high school. As we compared experiences over the years passed we found that we had been blessed with fortune and success. The re- union started off with a bang, everyone boasting of their accomplishments. Ron Kruse and his cute little wife we all remember from high school arrived first with their two sets of twins, all with red hair. Ron is now employed at KHOL-TV station where he has his own comedian show, “Uncle Red.” Leola Frerichs who appeared on last weeks Look cover arrived in the latest fashions from gay paree. She has a long list of admirers but as yet she hasn’t made her choice. Gordon Loschen who got his B. A. Degree in Education from K.S. T. C. is now coach- ing on the West Coast in a small school near Hollywood. His stories informed us that his main interest was coaching] ] ] Janet Johnson arrived next with her three children and she informed us that she had been employed by the Public Consumer Company in Kearney as a secretarial typist and after being there a few months had married her handsome boss. She was certainly sorry that he couldn’t come with her but was too busy counting his millions. Jerry Johnson after finishing his four-year hitch in the navy is now busy with three occupations---Keeping Marsha happy, running his own little gas station and raising two little sailors for Uncle Sam. Gene Frerichs arrived with his wife and experimental corn samples that he had cross- ed and naturally everyone knew before they went home just how he had done it. He informed us that his five children would be along later. Don Kruse who took four years of college to learn better coaching techniques now manages thefamous girls’ basketball team, The Redheads. Of course he sticks to strict- ly coaching] ] ] ] Denny Reil is now a lumberman, he flew down from Oregon, having a hard time break- ing away from his job as manager of a large lumber company. He is doing a very good job supporting his wife Ardie and his three sons; Hewey, Dewey, and Lewey. Don Wilken who has now completed his seven years training to become a minister is practicing in a little community in the eastern part of Nebraska to gain experience for his seven years that he will spend as a missionary in South Africa. He has a wife and two children to accompany and help him. Donna Mae Schmidt who was head of the “Lonely Hearts Club” for six years has some important information for lonely old maids and bachelors. As we could all see by the looks of her husband it “pays to advertise.” Helen Adam arrived just hopping mad. The democrats had got things all messed up in Washington and as she was a Congresswoman she felt it her duty to straighten things out. 19 She received a telegram from her husband, who was clear up in Alaska prospecting, saying he couldn’t make it. Paul Harms and his fiancee arrived in his 1965 turbo-powered, black and pink Cadillac convertible. He informed us that he is the manager of the Kingsley Lumber Company and is really rolling in the dough! Marva Ann Fritson has done very well over the past ten years as she is editor of a thriving magazine, “Glamor , wife of a successful young business executive and the mother of four adorable children. Dick Fuerst has turned his dairy farm into a milk plant and has created a new and better milk which has the name, “Sunbeam. We want to thank Dick for the milk and crearo he supplied for the banquet.. We certainly have to admit it’s really different! Carol Jean Hansen, after leaving us in 1955 went to Tulsa, Oklahoma and worked as a receptionist until she met her Romeo who has five oil wells. Naturally they are doing quite well for themselves. Rodney Hinriches, after finishing seminary came back to his old home town where he is giving the congregation of St. Paul some really inspirational sermons. We all enjoyed meeting his wife and children. Merlyn Rahmann went to K. S. T. C. for two years, took up teaching kindergarten for five years but has now gone to the Children’s Orthopedic Hospital in Lincoln where she is helping make life for the children there much brighter. 20 GAPY SANDERS- Secretary ELVEPA ROCKER- President LYLE CASPER Vice - President JUNIORS LYLA CASPER - New� Reporter LORRAINE HARMS - Treasurer ELNA SAATHOFF BARBARA WILKEN LARRY CASPER JOAN JELKIN RAYMOND FRERtCHS SOPHOMORES BOB WESTERBUHR - President JUNE JOHNSON - Vice-President MARILYN LIESKE - Secretary ROGER LOSCHEN - Treasurer LEROY FRER1CHS MINNIE HANSEN MARJORIE RAHMANN SOPHOMORES (continued) RONNIE NORDBROCK ALMETA FRITSON NAOMI JOHNSON WENDEL CASPER ALDENJOHNSON KATHLEEN GLENN WAYNE CASPER DONNA KNAUS GENE OSTERBUHR 24 FRESHMEN GARY KRUSE - President KAREN HINRICHS - Secretary SHERRY HEMJE - Treasurer BRUCE ZOBEL - Vice-President MARGERY BORGMAN - News Reporter (Not Pictured) DONNIE P1CKETTE SANDRA FRITSON LEON SANDERS FRESHMEN (continued) NEAL SCHWARTZ ELEANOR HITCHCOCK JOAN CASPER ROGER WARNKEN WILLIAM SILAS, LOIS GELLERMAN, TOMMY NICHLES. VIRGINIA RAHMANN LUYRE FRUHLING, FRANCIS DUERING, BRENDA BOWKER. ROGER STRATMAN Kindergarten FIRST ROW: Patricia Bunger. Larry Saathoff, Teresa Quadhamer, Joey Forden, Rose Hansen, Randy Albers. SECOND ROW; Freddie Schwartz, Carol Bruce, Stephen Vannier, Sandra Harms. Warren Laux, Timmy Keiser. 27 First and Second Grades FIRST ROW; SECOND ROW; THIRD ROW; Lindcll Albers. Pamela Keiser. David Suter, Mary Glenn, Gary Kempt. Linda Silas. Jerry Bauer, Connie Ubben, Lynn Johnson, Hollus Quadhamer, Jackie Johnson, Grace Loschen, Sandra Stuhmer. Larry Kempt. Elisabeth Hansen. Beverly Frecks. Kay Anderson. Bobby Dejonae. Dianne Harms. Gary Lindau. Phyllis Fruhling, Dale Fruhling. Jo ce Jelden, Kenneth Dejonge, Marian Frerichs, Danny Loschen. Ricky Kempt, Kent Schurmann, Mary Ann Rewerts, Jerry Lee Quadhamer. James Dejonge, Jane Schuman. Wayne Hinrichs. Sandra Osterbuhr. Loyd Evers. Donald Evers. Karen Schwartz, Glendel Einspahr. Miss Glinn 28 Third and Fourth Grades FIRST ROW SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW Billy Bunger, Shannon Whipple. Ronnie Stratman. Betty Casper, Leroy Gellerman, Shirley Harms, Ricci Keiser, Helen Silas, Dennis MieUner, Faye Johnson. Ronnie l.aux, Ronnie Soker, Verjean Vannier, Gene Hinrichs, Mvrna Harms, Marian Harms, Kenneth Evers, Janey Inyard, Larry Fruhlin , Dickie FruhlinR. Mrs. Leslie Warnken, Beverly Frerichs, Freddy Hitchcock, Patsy Casper, Ronnie Knaus, Miriam Quadhamer, Lamoine Harms, Janette Kruse, Raxmond Hansen, Gloria Loschen. 29 Fifth and Sixth Grades FIRST ROW; Suzie Schwartz, Crayle Bunger, Gerald Fruhling, Shirley Hinrichs, Charles Silas, Bonnetta Rahmann, Johnny Bowker, Ann Dejongc. SECOND ROW; Diane Knaus, Harold Hansen, Patricia Pickctte, Sharron Schurman, Margery Stratman, Douglas Meitzner, Verlcen Dallman, Mrs. Kempt. THIRD ROW: Norman Westerbuhr, Wanda Evers, Jerry Vannier, Marlene Hinrichs, Earl Loschen, Luann Vannier, Gene Casper, Lee Ann Saathoff. CLASS OFFICERS President..............Douglas Mietzner Vice-President..........Johnny Bowker Secretary..............Marlene Hinrichs Treasurer............. Bonneta Rahmann News Reporter..........Marlene Hinrichs Librarian............. Shirley Hinrichs 30 Seventh and Eighth Grades FIRST ROW: Betty Lou Lindau, Bobby Casper, Sharron Gellerman, Dale Schwartz, Suzte Bowker, Lyle Vannier, Jane Lea Schwartz, Wayne Warnken, Beverly Schmidt, Kay Jurgens, Jcnette Johnson, Douglas WUken, Vonda Stuhmer. SECOND ROW; Mr. Yost, Karen Wilken, Larry Hinrichs, Carol Lee Loschen. Bobby Hitchcock. Jeanette Fegter, Wayne Evers, Myra Bunger, Leland Steinkruger. Karen Ostubuhr, Stanley Hansen, Karen Schurman, Russel Frerichs. THIRD ROW; Jimmy Nichol, Carman Leadford, Kerry Whipple, Elona Kay Bunger, Marvin Liske, Jeanne Rewerts, Dale Frerichs, Georgia Silas, Roger Quadhamer, Joan Frerichs, Arlyn Fuerst, Zona Bunger, Gale Str tman. CLASS OFFICERS President...........Jane Lea Schwartz Vice-President....................Larry Hinrichs Secretary...............Carolee Loschen Treasurer.........................Wayne Warnken Reporter................Beverly Schmidt Librarian..............Jeaniene Rewerts 31 Seventh and Eighth Pep Club MEMBERS Karen Wilken. Myra Bunger, Carol Lee Loachen, Jane Lea Schwarts, Beverly Schmidt. Susie Bowker. Jeanette Johnson, Zona Bunger, Jeanette Fegter, Karen Osterbuhr, Jeanne Rewerts, Joan Frericha, Karen Schurman, Shirley Hinrichs, Sharron Gellerman. Marlene Hinrichs, Vonda Stuhmer, Rahmann, Betty Lou Lindau. FIRST TEAM LEADERS: Jane Lea Schwartz, Beverly Schmidt. Suzie Bowker. SECOND TEAM LEADERS: Carol Lee Loachen, Karen Wilken, Myra Bunger. MASCOTS: Freddie Schwartz and Mary Glenn. BACK ROW; Mr. Yost, Bobby Casper, Arlyn Fuerst, Gary Whipple, Bob Hitchcock, Marvin Lieske, Dale Schwartz, Henry Hansen, Russel Ferichs. FRONT ROW: Douglas Wilken, Wayne Warnken, Larry Hinrichs, Dale Frerichs, Roger Quadiiamer, Kay Jurgens. SCHEDULE Hildreth 25 Freshman 33 Hildreth 35 WUcox 33 Hildreth 40 Franklin 25 Hildreth 33 Wilcox 27 Hildreth 32 Campbell 13 FPANKL1N COUNTY TOURNAMENT Hildreth 20 Upland 17 Hildreth 28 Franklin 15 INDIVIDUAL SCORING Player Points Kaye Jurgens 57 Larry Hinrichs 45 Douglas Wilken 42 Wayne Warnken 42 Roger Quadhamer 11 Dale Frerichs 9 33 1954-55 BASKETBALL SEASON Upland - - 66-51 Brady - 56-75 Edison - - 59-45 Alma - - 70-60 Arapohoe - - 62 -49 Oxford - “ 60-28 Wilcox - 65-51 Farnam - ■ 57-41 Loomis - - 53-57 St. Cecilia - “ 59-58 Naponee - - 66-25 Cambridge - “ 54-47 Axtell - - 62-34 FRANKLIN COUNTY TOURNAMENT Bloomington - - 55-39 Upland - • - 65-38 Franklin - - 51-31 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Kenesaw - - 66-29 Campbell - - 64-47 Bladen - - 61-31 PLAY-OFF Polk - - 69-57 Dwight Assumption - - 40-48 35 First Five RON KRUSE--A Senior has proved to be a great help on the team. He was outstand- ing in his offensive play. He turned in a fine season this year. He was third high scorer. LARRY CASPER--A Junior was one of the outstanding rebounders on the team. Larry has great promise for next year's team DENNY REIL--Another Senior a third year letterman and has played dependable basketball all season. He was second high scorer of the year. PAUL HA RMS--A Senior had a very successful season of basket- ball. He had a good hook shot and was a fancy ball handler. DON KRUSE--A Senior ex- cellent outcourt shot and out- standing on offense. Don was also a good ball handler and high scorer of the team. 36 Second Five LYLE CAS PEP - - A Junior is im- proving very fast and should be a very good center next year. He is a very good rebounder and has a remarkable shooting eye. DWAINE OSTERBUHP--A Junior showed great signs of improve- ment since last year. He is good on his jump shots and should make a good forward for next year's team. WAYNE CASPER-- A Sophomore was a smooth ball handler and great prospect for next year. He was also a good outcourt shooter. RODNEY HINRICHS- -A Senior a tall lanky player and was very de- pendable sub. GORDON LOSCHEN--A Senior was a very worthy sub and was a good outcourt shooter 37 Track BACK ROW: Coach Bob Lewis, Bruce Zobel, Bob Westerbuhr, Gene Osterbuhr, Ron Kruse, Gordon Loschen, Larry Casper, Dwaine Osterbuhr, Wendell Casper, Ronald Johnson, Alden Johnson, William Silas, Wayne Casper. FRONT ROW; Roger Stratman, Ronnie Nordbrock, Leon Sanders, Gene Frerichs, Neal Schwartz, Francis Duering, Those who are not pictured are Don Kruse, Lyle Casper. 38 Volleyball FRONT ROW: Virginia Rahmann, Luyre Flruhling, Carol Jean Hansen, Margery Rahmann Karen Hinrichs, Sherry Hemje, Minnie Hansen, Donna Mae Schmidt, Leola Ferichs, June Johnson, Naomi Johnson, Margery Borgman, Donna Knaus, Joan Casper, Joan Jelken, Lois Gellerman, Mrs. Lynch, Cheerleaders FIRST TEAM LEADERS: Janet Johnson, Maxine Caaper, and June Johnson Head Cheerleader: Maxine Casper SECOND TEAM LEADERS: Joan Casper, Leola Frerichs. and Joan Jelkln 41 Mascots TERESA ANN QUADHAMER AND STEPHEN VANN IE R This little couple helped give the basketball team moral support during the past year. They were chosen by the first team cheerleaders. Their outfits consisted of white sweaters, white dickies and purple skirt and trousers. They attended most all of the home games. 42 FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW FOURTH ROW; Maxine Casper, Joan Jelkin, Janet Johnson, Leola Frerichs, June Johnson, Joan Casper. Virginia Rahmann, Luyre Fruhling, Lois Gellerman, Elvera Rocker, Sharron Whipple, Marjorie Rahmann, Evon Fritson, Merlyn Rahmann. Mrs. Lynch, Donna Knaus, Barbara Wilken, Lyla Casper, LaDonna Frerichs, Marilyn Liske, Dwayone Albers, Eleanor Hitchcock, Karen Hlnrichs, Almeta Fritson, Brenda Bowker. Sandra Fritson, Lorraine Harms, Kathaleen Glenn, Marva Ann Fritson, Wanda Frerichs, Helen Adam, Naomi Johnson, Margery Borgman, Sherry Henrrje . Twenty-three girls turned out for pep club the basketball season of 1954-55. Mrs. Tom Lynch was again our sponsor for the year. Wanda Frerichs was president, Joan Jelkin was the Vice-President, Marva Ann Fritson was secretary, and Maxine Casper was treasurer. Six of the girls were chosen by the student body to be cheerleaders. The first team cheer- leaders were Maxine Casper, Janet Johnson and June Johnson. The second team cheerleaders were Joan Casper, Joan Jelkin, and Leola Frerichs. Maxine was elected head cheerleader. The demerit system was put into effect again this year. Each girl learns the rules and if she fails to follow then she is given a demerit. At the end of the year the girls with less than five demerits are given an award. There were seventeen girls who had no demerits this year. 43 “If Mother Only Knew” Presented by the Junior Class 55’ November 18 and 19 CAST OF CHARACTERS Janet Maxwell, Mother....................Barbara Wilken Aunt Mary, Mother’s aunt........................ Elvera Rocker Connie, eldest daughter........................Lorraine Harms Betty Lou, another daughter........................Lyla Casper Bernadine, Bettv Lou’s Pal................£lna Saathoff Wilber, son............................... Gary Sanders Hercules Nelson, Wilber’s Pal....................Ronald Johnson Mr. Maxwell, father............................... Lyle Casper Gladys Gooch, a friend of Mother’s...........Joan Jelkin Charles “Brain” Burke..............................Larry Casper Dr. Jeffery Gooch, Gladys’ husband........Arlan Johnson Badge Burns, police officer......... Raymond Frerichs Police Officer.......................Dwaine Osterbuhr BETWEEN ACTS THIS OLD HOUSE GILLY GILLY . . . JUNIOR CLASS Dramatics Our Dramatics Class didn’t enter in the Franklin County Dramatics Contest, but we did enter in the District Contest which was held in Alma on March 24. Our work this year con- sisted of a play entitled “The Mother Who Went Away,” and three readings. The play cast con- sisted of Janet Johnson, Wanda Frerichs, Leola Frerichs, and Marva Ann Fritson. We re- ceived an excellent at contest. Helen Adam took the Oratorical reading entitled the “Crisis of Character” to the District Contest. Sharron Whipple entered with a humorous reading en- titled “One Big Happy Family,” and Leola Frerichs gave the dramatic reading “White Lilacs.” All three readings received an Excellent rating. Sharron and Helen entered their readings at Kearney at Inter-State High Day. Helen received an Excellent and Sharron’s reading was one of the six top superior ratings given in the humorous division, so she had the privilege of giving it again in the afternoon and received an Excellent. We Senior girls certainly have enjoyed being in Dramatics, and we hope that anyone who has a chance will take advantage of the opportunity. Our director of dramatics for the year was Miss Verna Freeman. READINGS 45 “Deadly Ernest” Presented by the Senior Class May 5 and 6 CAST OF CHARACTERS Henry Gilcrest Aunt Ethel. . . Margie....... Pumpkin . . . . , Jill ......... Gladys......... Aunt Stella. . . Clarissa .... Ernestine . . . . Ernie........ Mr. Bumpus . , Sleepy........ C. E. Grim . . Dr. Earnest . . ........Don Wilken , . Wanda Frerichs . Sharron Whipple . . Leola Frerichs . . Maxine Casper . . . Janet Johnson . . Helen Adam Marva Ann Fritson . . . .Carol Hansen . .Gordon Loschen . . . Jerry Johnson . . . . Ronnie Kruse Rodney Hinrichs . . . Gene Frerichs Director Howard Glenn BETWEEN ACTS “Let Me Go Lover . ......... Let The Sun Shine In ....... “Make Yourself Comfortable ’ “Melody of Love”............... . Dick Fuerst,Don Kruse Paul Harms, Denny Reil ...........Senior Girls ..........Senior Class 46 Class Play (continued) 47 Part 1 ONE GOD........................ GOD SO LOVED THE WOR LD ...... . . GOD IS EVERYWHERE.............. think on me........!!!!!!!!!!! THE ROSE.............. CLOUDS..................... THE DESERT SONG........... THERE WILL NEVER BE ANOTHER YOU THE MAN UPSTAIRS.............. ON TOP OF OLD SMOKY .... .....................Chorus ..........Girls’ Triple Trio ................Girls’ Trio . . Vocal solo by Don Wilken . . Vocal solo by Janet Johnson ..............Girls’Glee Vocal solo by Marilyn Lieske ..........Girls’ Triple Trio .................Girls’ Trio .................... Chorus The Annual Spring Music Concert 48 Part II MILITARY ESCORT MARCH. MARSMEN................ ON THE TRAIL........ PERPETUAL MOTION...... BARCAROLLE ........... AUTUMN TONES.......... TRIBUTE TO GLENN MILLER PAVANNE .............. ON THE SQUARE......... .........................Band .........................Band .........................Band Clarinet solo by Karen Hinrichs ................Woodwind Trio .................Trumpet Trio ........................Band ........................Band .........................Band Playing Position of Band CLARINETS Wanda Frerichs Karen Hinrichs Barbara Wilken Joan Jelkin Sharron Whipple Sherry Hemje Karen Wilken Naomi Johnson Donna Knaus Carolee Loschen Merelyn Rahmann LuAnn Vannier Verleen Dallman Earl Loschen SAXOPHONES Janet Johnson Don Wilken Joan Casper Neal S hwartz TEN SAXOPHONES June Johnson Marilyn Liske BAND PERSONNEL TRUMPETS Margery Borgman Beverly Schmidt Kathleen Glenn Rodney Hinrichs Wayne Evers Roger Quadhamer Jane Lea Schwartz Dick Fuerst TROMBONES Arlyn Fuerst Larry Casper Larry Hinrichs Lyle Casper LaDonna Frerichs Roger Loschen Russel Frerichs Marjorie Rahmann Dale Schwartz DRUMS Elver a Rocker FRENCH HORNS Susie Schwartz Francis Duering Suzanne Bowker Douglas Mietzner TIMPANI BARITONES Wayne Casper Leola Frerichs Eleanor Hitchcock BELLS Brenda Bowker ALTO HORN Johnny Bowker FLUTE Zona Bunger TUBA Gene Frerichs Roger Stratman BASSOON Maxine Casper DIRECTOR Mr. Verle Straatmann Majorettes MIRIAM QUADHAMER, ELEANOR HITCHCOCK. BETTY LOU CASPER Beginners Band Earl Loschen. Marlene Hinrichs, Wanda Evert, Diane Knaui, Verleen Dallman, Caroler Lotchen, Zona Bunger, Betty Lou Lindau, Karen Wilken. SECOND ROW; Jimmy Nicholt, Marvin Litke, Dale Schwartz, Douglas Meitzner, Johnny Bowker, Gale Stratman, Russel Frerichs, Roger Stratman, Crayle Bunger, Bobby Casper, Verle Straatmann, Director, Brass Quartette Woodwind Trio KAREN HINRICHS, WANDA FRERICHS, MAXINE CASPER 51 Trumpet Trio 5 Z KAREN HINRICHS, SOLOIST Mixed Chorus FIRST ROW; SECOND ROW; THIRD ROW; FOURTH ROW: Janet Johnson, Almeta Fritaon, Marva Ann Fritson, Leola Frericha. Eleanor Hitchcock, 3renda Bowker. Karen Hinricha, Donna Mae Schmidt, Marjorie Rahmann, LaDonna Frericha, Kathaleen Glenn, Carol Hanaen, Sandra Fritaon, Virginia Rahmann, Loia Gellerman, Merelyn Rahmann, June Johnaon. Marilyn Liake, Sharron Whipple, Sherry Heznje, Minnie Hanaen, Donna Knaua, Jean Pickette, Luyre Fruhling, Evon Fritaon, Dwayone Albera, Angela Saathoff, Elna Saathoff, Joan Caaper, Naomi Johnaon, Margery Borgman, Helen Adam, Wanda Frericha, Joan Jelkin, Mr. Straatmann, Elvera Rocker, Barbara Wilken, Lyla Caaper, Gary Kruae, Roger Stratman, Roger Warnken, Aldean Caaper, Leon Sandera, Gary Sandera, Robert Weaterbuhr, Don Wilken, Denny Rell, Dick Fuerat, Neal Schwartz, Lorraine Harma, Maxine Caaper. Gene Frericha, Gordon Loachen, Jerry Johnaon. Larry Caaper, Paul Harma. Rodney Hinricha, Ronnie Kruae, Donnie Kruae, Lyle Caaper, Wendel Caaper, Roger ’Loachen. Girls’ Glee FIRST ROW ; SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW; Janet Johnaon, Marilyn Liake, Marva Fritaon, Leola Frericha, Eleanor Hitchcock, Brenda Bowker, Luyre Fruhling, Sharron Whipple, Karen Hinricha, Almeta Fritaon, Dwayone Albera, Merelyn Rahmann, June Johnaon. Sherry Hemje, Evon Fritaon, Jean Pickette, Barbara Wilken, Elvera Rocker, Lyla Caaper, Minnie Hanaen, Donna Knaua, Angela Saathoff, Elna Saathoff, Virginia Rahmann, Carol Hanaen, LaDonna Frericha, Marjorie Rahmann, Mr. Straatmann. Loia Gellerman, Sandra Fritaon, Kathaleen Glenn, Joan Caaper, Naomi Johnaon, Margery Borgman, Helen Adam, Wanda Frericha, Joan Jelkin, Maxine Caaper, Lorraine Harma, Donna Mae Schmidt. 53 Girls’ Trio 5-1 Janet Johnson, Marva Fritson, Leola Frerichs, Barbara Wilken, Maxine Casper, Karen Hinrichs, Naomi Johnson, Wanda Frerichs, Margery Borgman. Accompanist KAREN H1NRICHS, AND JUNE JOHNSON. oA Soloist JANET JOHNSON. MARILYN LIESKE, RODNEY HINRICHS, AND DON WILKEN. 55 Y-Teens FIRST ROW; SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: Elvera Rocker, Almeta Fritson, Evon Fritson, Virginia Rahmann, Sandra Fritson, Janet Johnson, Maxine Casper, Sharron Whipple, Donna Knaus, Carol Hansen, Merelyn Rahmann, Lyla Casper. Mrs. Glenn, Brenda Bowker, Eleanor Hitchcock, Lois Gellerman, Karen Hinrichs, Joan Jelkin, Marilyn Liske, Dwayone Albers, Angela Saathoff, Joan Casper, Minnie Hansen, Marjorie Rahmann, Elna Saathoff, Barbara Wilken, Luyre Fruhling. Donna Schmidt, Lorraine Harms, Kathaleen Glenn, June Johnson, Helen Adam, Leola Frerichs, Wanda Frerichs, Marva Fritson, Naomi Johnson, Sherry Hemje, Margery Borgman, Jean Pickette, LaDonna Frerichs. Y-Teen Cabinet SITTING: Leola Frerich . Maxine Casper, Joan Jelktn, Wanda Frerichs. STANDING: Elvera Rocker, Marva Fritson, Janet Johnson, Helen Adam, Marilyn Liske, June Johnson. Y-TEENS The Y-Teen Club of Hildreth High School had a very successful year. Again we obtained 100 membership. Mrs. Halsey Glenn was our advisor. We attended our Area III Fall Conference Meeting at Franklin in September. Joan Jelkin was elected Vice-President for the next year. Our annual bake sale was held in November. Also in November the Y-Teen council gave the Y-Teen tea. Miss Cynthia Yun, a Korean student at Hasting’s College, was the speaker. At Christmas we went caroling and had our Christmas party. Each year a mystic candle is presented to the most outstanding Senior girl. Maxine Casper was voted to accept this honor. To complete our seventeen goals, we are required to do two service projects. The two we did this year consisted of sending used clothing, marshmallows, soap, etc. to Formosa and fixing a supply kit of crayons, scissors, pictures, and taking it to the Ortho- pedic Hospital at Lincoln. Y-TEEN CABINET Maxine Casper . Leola Frerichs Marilyn Lieske Joan Jelkin . . . Janet Johnson . . Marva Fritson Helen Adam . . . Wanda Frerichs June Johnson . . Elvera Rocker . ......President . . Vice-President ....... Secretary ....... Treasurer Music Chairman Worship Chairman Service Chairman .Program Chairman Social Chairman Publicity Chairman 57 Freshman Initiation Freshman initiation was held in October at the High School Gymnasium. This is the first time we have had initiation. The Seniors planned the program and it was enjoyed by the whole High School body and faculty. We had fun feeding the freshies worms and pig eye- balls. We hope that this may become an annual affair. 58 CROWNING OF THE KING Activity King and Queen ROYAL PARTY AND FACULTY The Annual Activity Banquet was held April 29, 1955, honoring all the activities of Hildreth High School This highlight was sponsored by the Pep Club. Follow- ing the banquet, a coronation of the Activity King and Queen was held in the gymnasium. Don Kruse was crowned King and Maxine Casper, Queen. The first at- tendants were Gordon Loschen and Janet Johnson. The other attendants were, Wanda Frerichs, Ronnie Kruse, Leola Frerichs and Denny Reil. We know this is some- thing we will always cherish as a pleasant memory, and hope it can be continued in the coming years. CROWNING OF THE QUEEN MARK HAITE, GUEST SPEAKER WANDA FRERICHS. TOASTMISTRESS HEAP BIG POW WOW BANQUET PROGRAM Invocation............ Scared -Um-Talk....... Welcome............. Much-Um-Talk.......... Response............ Pass-Um -Peace-Pipe . . Heap-Sing-Um-All .... Indian Love Call.... Paddle - Your - Own-Canoe, Heap-Much-Good -Wishes Will................ Braves Squaws ...... Poem................ The Great Spirit...... Prophecy ........... Big Gossip............ Take Offs........... Waters of Minnitonka . . . Piano Solo.......... Tribal Ceremonies .... History............. Bitter Herbs.......... Farewell............ . . . Rev. J. C. Suter ........ Var Eagle .... Elvera Rocker Pain-ln-The-Face .........Don Wilken . . Chief-Know-It-All Mr. Straatman C hie f -Sing -Um-R a in .........Mr. Glenn . . . Heap-Big-Chief Mr. Crist . . . .Manny-Ha-Ha . , . Maxine Casper . . . . Laughing Water . . . . Barbara Wilken . . . . Bow N. Arrow Marva Ann Fritson Me - No-War - Whoop ........Lyle Casper . Chief-Know - It-All . . Mr. Straatman n . . Jfeap-Know-Much , . . . Jerry Johnson Kick-A-Hole -In-Sky .......Gary Sanders Commencement Exercises MAY 19. 1955 Processional...............................June Johnson Invocation..........................Rev, Whale God Is Everywhere....................Girls'Trio “Life, an Investment in Peace','.Dr. Leo Thomas Presentation of Honors..............R. L. Lewis Salutatorian.................... Wanda Frerichs Deep In My Heart........................Marilyn Lieske Valedictorian.......................Helen Adam Presentation of Diplomas.., Gerhardt ( iadhamer Auld Lang Syne......................Girls' Trio Benediction...........................Rev.Whale Recessional................................jMne Johnson 61 GRIN AND BEAR IT . . . surprised: : WHAT ARE THEY UP TO NOW??? THE CHARLESTON m WHO DO THESE BELONG TO? ? ? ? HA. HA! THE FUTURE BEAUTY QUEENS . 64 AH, BUT LOVE IS GRAND . 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