Holdredge High School - Purple and Gold Yearbook (Holdrege, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1951 volume:

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M . etlfel' Ilan ern flaind High 561,001 Q . A xf N 0411 Zlze Redf 1951 Purpl ,A -'D Holdrege H and Gold h School :W DR LOUIS A BRAGG Supermtendent MRS. RUBY G. MAHAFFIE Supe1'intendent's Secretary Admmlstratson O To the P-ldmlnlstratlon falls the task of developmg and ex pctndmg the Holdrege school system Holdrefe hl h school and the two ele mentarv chools have been under the guld nee of D Lows A Bragg for the past f1VP vears A few of the many dutxes of the supermtende it are to h1re teachers and to supervlse he fmancrng of school prmects Lnder h1s supervlslon two new elementarv schools haxe been bullt In 1950 Dr Bragg was elected pres1dent of the boald of the Nebraska State Educatlon Assoc1at1on The UH1VG1S1ty of Nebraska granted the bachelor of SCIENCE degree to Dr Bragg The master of arts and doctorate degrees were bestowed on h1m bv the Colorado State Col lc e of Educatlon at Greeley Colorado MRS. CAROL BROBERG Principal! Secretary 5 BOARD MEMBERS WMM mspechng the new Washmgton school are Claude Norns Leslxe Shaffer Supenntendeni Bragg W M Remer H A McConahay and Lansmg Anderson Servlnsg as pr1nc1pal of the Jumor senlor h1gh school was Mr James E Speece Sched ulmg student projects setthng the schools schedule tak1ng care of d1sc1pl1narv prob lems and supervlslng the student act1v1ty funds were a few of the tasks that confronted Mr Speece 1n the past school Vear Th1S was h1s tenth year at Holdrege h1gh school hls fourth as prmclpal Mr Speece recelx ed h1s bachelor of SCIGHCO degree from York College at 'xork Nebraska and h1s master of arts degree from the Un1 xers1tv of Nebraska .afa- liar! C..--1 JAMES E SPEECE Pr1nc1pal 5 ' l ym....,., 1 I 1 ,, 3 , 1 V 1 1 Y , Y l ,z , U 3 1 1 1 . . 1 . . 1 1 r A ' V h . . . . 1 , Y , v .1 ' W , V Y , I . - I . . V . . l . V . . I 1 A 5 ' Y ' c '- ,V '. 5 1 J, , . I . Faculty 36- vs- url aw- ' 3045 J Speece P Rankm D Larson C Bosley O These are the persons ln whom l1es the responsl blllty for the physlcal and mental development of fu ture c1t1zens JAMES SPEECE Holdlege Nebraska BS Yo1k Col lege MA Unlxerslty ol Nebraska Science PATRICIA RANKIN Holdrege Nebraska BA Umvelslty of Nebraska Speech Corlectlon GLADYS PETERSON Phllllps Neblaska BS Unuexslty ol Nebxaska Mathematics Readln and Spellmg Nmth Grade Student Actlvltxes Boald, Duster Dallmgs JOSEPH BUETTNER Gland Island, Neblaska, BS, Ne braska State Teache1's College at Kearney, Mathematlcs, Freshmen Class, JUIHOI Hlgh Athletlcs if wa' '1v G Peterson J Buettner N Tonjes H Boentje R Headburg T Lange NELDA TONJES Wlsnel Nebraska BS Umverslty ol Nebraska Commerclal Elghth Grade Twlsters DOROTHY LARSON Roseland Nebraska AB MA Un lV9lS1ty of Nebraska Engllsh Sen1o1 Class Natlonal Honor Society Nat lonal Thesplan Soclety CLIFFORD BOSLEY Holdrege Nebraska AB Nebraska Wesleyan Soclal Sclence Athletlcs Semor Class H Club Student Ac tu ltleS Board HELEN BOENTJE Holdrege Nebraska AB MA Um wers1ty of Nebraska Mathemat1cs Latm Sophomore Class Student Councll RAYMOND HEADBURG Holdrege Nebraska BS Nebraska State Teacher s College at Kearney M A Colorado State College of Edu catlon at Greeley Industr1al Arts J un1o1 Class TREVA LANGE Glbbon, Nebraska, BA, Nebraska State Teachers College at Kearney, Engllsh, Junlor Class, Natlonal Thes plan Socletv H A xr , , Y , L- , Q gg, , f , , f . an ' I ' -.ar ' , ' Z 51232 ' 'x. f , ,. Ms. ' 'm I ' I an - . y Ji 'L A A 1 V Y j M . Y ' X5 .fr . . ' ' ' 'v I x v T - fix I n 4 U JI 1 I u . 1 I 'I I I I . ,Y .. .Z . .Y - . - . 5 . 3 I I I Y' I , . . . 1 , . ' - ' , 1 w lp - ., ' .1 4, ' v 3 Y , ' . ' . ' 1 1 ' . , ' 5 , 7 - 7 - . y . 3 . 1, . - I . 7 . , I I . , . ., , , v I ' '9 - y T Y . I . l 1 S , . I Y ' v lv ' 's ' , . Y Y ' 'Y ' 1 Y I ' 'Y Y ' 7 V .. 5 . X, . g ,. W . U - . . ' , . y .. - . , 33 ALEXANDER CARSON Kearney, Nebraskag B.F.A., Nebras- ka State Teacher's College at Kear- neyg Instrumental Musicg Ninth Grade, Student Activities Board. MELBA ANDERSON Marquette, Nebraskag R.N., Latter Day Saints Hospital School of Nurs- ingg B.S., Nursing Education: Uni- versity of Utah School Nurse GAA Seventh Grade JESS KEIFER Ault Colorado A B Colorado State College of Education at Greeley So cial Science Athletics H Club Jun lor Class NORMAN HANICH Melbeta Nebraska BA University of Nebraska Social Science Junior High Athletics Sophomore Class MURIEL GREEN Fairfield Nebraska B A Hastings College Librarian Seventh Grade Y Teens WILDA CARR Euing Nebraska BS University of Nebraska Home Economics Eighth Glade RALPH FAGOT Lexington Nebraska BS Umver sity of Nebraska Vocational Agricul ture Sophomore Class FFA an-64 Wy' My JB! kiwff I lr? mf! CS.- ROBERT BOESEL Ingleside, Illinoisg B.A., Peru Teach- ers Collegeg Journalism, Englishg An- nual, Duster, Seventh Grade. ALICE HARMS Wendell, Idahog B.M.E., University of Nebraskag Vocal Musicg Eighth Grade. BENJAMIN VANOVER Kearney Nebraska BS Kearney State Teachers College at Kearney Science Senior Class H1 Y 'asv I ON NOON HALL DUTY are faculty members Miss Helen BoentJe Ben Vanover and Miss Dorothy Larson is her, Q' A Carson M Anderson J Kelfer N HIYINN M Green W Carr R Fagot Boesel A Ha'rM'B B V3n0VCl' 3 3 , 9 a . u y 3 1 ' ' , Z 3 -, . . . 5 ' I 3 7 ' r ' - ' ' . ' Y. 1 D, . 1 ' X, Z Z , ' v 1 3 . ', l' v , ' 1 ' 1 k M - , I Q -il - . . - 7 l . y Y . ' . ' . . - , , . , , - :5l,r ' J . W ,K , 7 ' 4' K 1 'V I V ' - , ' 'i M 1 gg, ,Q Q4 j if-it , f T E is 5431. , A X , - . , - , x .1 M ' , fi F ,, Q S I 4 V 2 - it , I' 1 + A F i 1 K M, 5? la, I I M ,A , A I A ,V ' ' ' N t l it -5 '- ' 4- f , . , . . R. . ' - Seniors K Z f 'X ig! K fl ff ff X K Ky , . ' f a0rQma cwlaten, aqflma cwlaten SD:-:eip Qnaoen on each Meant 523543 wr qv-'r PM 'M . Ambler . Anderson . Bergman . Brewster . Carlson ?r'l! 'I ' ' a Me , '13, Anderson Asp Bergstrom Burgeson Carlson Seniors RUSSELL AMBLER Boys glee 1 Trackl 2 3 Basketba1l2 3 H Club 3 4 DEAN ANDERSON Band12 3 Pepband12 FFA12 3 4 RICHARD ANDERSON Boys glee2 Basketball 3 Track 3 FFA1 2 3 4 Football 4 H Club 4 GERALDINE ASP Girls gleel Band 2 3 4 merit chairman 4 Pep band 2 3 4 Mixed chorus 3 4 Y Teens 2 3 4 Pep club 2 3 4 Duster staff 3 Purple and Gold staff 4 editor 4 Dramatics club ' 3 Variety show 1 Junior class play stage crew ALLENE BERGMAN Loomis Nebraska 1 Girls glee 2 3 Sopho more triple trio YTeens 2 3 4 Mixel chorus 4 Pep club 2 3 4 CHARLES BERGSTROM Boys glee 2 Footballl 2 3 4 Track 1 2 3 H1 Y 3 4 MARILYN BREWSTER Girls glee3 Band 1 2 3 4 Librarian 2 Pep band 2 3 4 Clarinet quartettel Sophomore trlo Operetta 2 3 County Government 3 Student Council 4 Student Activities Board 4 secretary treasurer Y Teens 2 3 4 Stu dent Council representative 4 Secretary treasurer Sophomore class Junior high pep club 1 Purple and Gold staff 3 Duster staff 3 Pep club 2 3 4 secretary 3 president 4 Nat ional Honor Society ROGER BURGESON Boys glee 4' Mixed chorus 4' Football 1 2 4' Basketball 1 2 3' Junior class play student manager' Hi-Y 2 3 4. ELAINE CARLSON Girls glee 2 3' Junior high chorus 1' Mixed chorus 2 3 4'Triple trio 2 3 4' Operetta 2 3' County Government 3' Junior class play' Dramatics club 2' Y-Teens 2 3 4' Junior high pep club 1' Pep club 2 3 4 treasurer 4' National Thespian Society 4' Senior class vice president. FRANK CARLSON FFA 1 2 3 4 secretary 3' news reporter 4. RICHARD CHARLESTON Freshman class secretary Jun1o1 hlgh basket ball student manager 1 H1 Y 2 3 4 County Government 3 ALBERT CONRAD Boys gleel 3 Mlxed chorus 2 3 4 Varlety show 2 Dramatxcs club 3 4 pres1dent4 Jun 1or class play H1 Y 3 4 Press club 4 National Thesplan Soclety 4 DORIS DEWEY Bertrand Nebraska 1 2 Y Tcens 4 BILL DODSON Jumor hlgh basketball 1 Football 1 Track 1 Dramatlcs club 2 3 Student Counc1l repre sentat1ve 3 Jumor class play H1 Y 4 Student Councl 3 Natnonal Thesplan Soclety 4 VICC presldent JOHN EASTER Jumor hxgh football 1 Jumor hlgh track 1 Jumor hlgh basketball 1 Football 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Track 2 3 4 H1 Y 2 3 4 Natmonal Thespxan Soclety 4 Natlonal Honor Soclety 4 secretary treasurer LLOYD ERICKSON Bovs glee 3 4 Mlxed chorusl 2 3 4 FFA 1 2 3 4 Football 3 4 Track 3 4 RICHARD ERICKSON Boys glee 2 Operetta 2 Mlxed chorus 2 FFA1 2 3 4 sent1nel4 ROGER FANDRY Iumor h1gh football 1 Jumor hxgh track 1 Football 2 3 4 Track 2 3 4 H club 3 4 DONNA FASTENAU Mlxed chorus 3 Y Teens 3 4 Dramatlcs club 2 3 Duster staff 3 Press club 3 GAA 2 3 4 Student Counc1l representatwe 4 Student Counc1l 4 JOYCE FERRIS Glrls glee 2 3 Jumor hlgh chorus 1 Mlxed chorus 2 3 4 Trlple trxo 2 3 4 Operetta 2 3 Pep club 2 3 4 Student C0unc1l representa tnve 4 Press club 2 3 VICE presldent 3 Dus ter staff 2 Student Counc1l 3 4 County Gov ernment 3 Y Teens 2 3 4 County Govern ment 3 Y Teens 2 3 4 Student Counc1l rep resentatlve 3 secretary 4 Purple and Gold staff 4 Dramatxcs club 2 is -9- bl Q5 ,JR fv-npr.. , 'up Q6 tis-4' ff! WW 79' W' Stn -ap- R Charleston Dewey Easter Erickson D Fastenau gm .ff Conrad Dodson Erickson Fandry Ferris as., P -gi ii., H! .1 x., Mrw J Fohr R Freeburg R Gaulke H Graber Hendrickson J Howard J Hubbard J Hultqulst L Ibsen B Isaacson JACK F,-CHR JoHN HOWARD JUUIOI h1gh LhO1US 1 Jun1o1 high t1ack 1 Jun1or h1gh football 1 JUH101 hlgh basket b 2 3 lrack 2 3 RU DOLPH FREEBURG Boys glee 2 3 MlXEd chorus 2 3 4 Band 2 3 4 Pep band 2 3 4 Swmg band Contest solo 4 Track 3 H1 Y 2 3 4 Wolshxp chalrman 4 Band llbrarlan 4 RUTH GAULKE Glrls glee 2 3 M1Xed chorus 2 3 4 JUHIOI hlgh chorus 1 Tr1ple tr1o 2 3 4 Jun1or h1gl1 pep club 1 Y Teens 2 3 4 Dramat1cs club 2 3 Pep club 2 3 4 Purple and Gold staff 4 HERSCHEL GRABER Ravenna Nebraskal Band 2 3 4 Pep band 2 3 4 H1 Y 2 3 4 Dramat1cs club 2 3 VICE pres1dent 3 Jun1or class presldent Jun1o1 class play County G0vernment 3, Brass sex tette 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, H club 2, 3, 4, secretary treasurer 4, Nat1onal ThESp13H Soclety 4, Student ACtlVlt16S Board 3, Duster Staff 4, buslness manager, Purple and Gold staff 4, Sw1ng band 4, Contest solo 4, Nat 10na1 Honor SOC1ety PAULINE HENDRICKSON Glrls' Glee 2, 3, M1xed chorus 4, Operetta 2, 3, Y Teens 2, 3, 4, treasurer 4, Pep club 2, 3, 4, VICE pres1dent 3, Jun1or class play student d1rector, Vocal accompamst 4, Student Coun C11 4, Senlor class Student C0unc11 represen tat1ve 4 Boys glee 4 MlX6d chorus 4 Va11ety show Duste1 staff 2 Press club 2 3 pres1dent Track 2 Dramat1cs club 2 3 H1 Y 3 4 Jun 1or class play Student ACt1V1t16S Board 3 Natlonal Tesp1an SOC19ty 4 JUNE HUBBARD GIUS .5190 1 Y Teens 2 GAA 3 JANET HULTQUIST LAM GIFIS glee 3 M1xed chorus 3 4 Jun1or h1gh Chorus 1 Operetfa 3 G11-15 mo 3 4 Tr1p1e tr1o 2 3 4 Band 1 Jun1or h1gh pep band P913 Club 'P 3 4 Student Act1V1t1es Board Sen1o1 class secretary treasurer Y Teens PUFPle and Gold staff 4 assocxate edltor ONT IBSEN Jun1or hlgh football 1, Basketball 1, D13 matlcs club 2, 3 BEVERLY ISAACSON GlFlS7 glee 3, M1xed chorus 2, 3, 4, Sophomore tr1p1e tr1o, Jun1or class play prompter, Y Teens 2, 3, 4, worsh1p cha1rman 3, Pep club 2, 3, 4 if t al 1 1 1 ., B 2 fl' li 3 3 1 1 41 . ' 4 4 W 31,1 v.,-f- 1 ,t 11 - V 'ii 1 af , 1, ' ,kk N a 1H9 - 1 ' M I 1 . - , ,:,,. ,511-S-.'lr1,ts5c 1 1,12 ,.. , .. . X A 1 - . . . . - , ' , . , . ' . ' -1 . - , , 1 7 ' ' 1 1 -' , - 1 . ' . - . - . , ' 1 1 2, , , ,. , 1 1 , 1 1 , 3, all , , , . - . . -- , . , Y S 7 y - , ,Y Q 1 1 ' x 4 ' ' , , 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 U ' T41 I Z ' 1 1 Z 1 - - 1 0. , 5 . A ' 7 1 ' 7 Q ' , . ' 1 5 Y 1 1 9 . 1 1 1 Q 1 ' 1 1 I 1 - , . , ' I V q 5 I I 1 1 1 1 . U , , 1 -1 ' I . , I 1 . I , , 1 1 1 Q 1- . . . 1 6 . -1 1 1 ' 1 ' S 1 1 Q ' A 1 4, 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 V - 1 Q ' Q ' FRANKLIN ISAACSON BRUCE LYNN JOHNSON Boys, glee 3, Mixed chorus 33 Orchestra 2, 4g Junior high chorus 1, Junior high track lg Football student manager 2g Basketball stu- dent manager 2, Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 H-club 2, 3, 4, Junior class play, National Thespian Society 4. VIRGINIA JACKSON Band 1, 2, 35 Pep band 1, 25 Mixed chorus 23 Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, publicity chairman 3, Pep club 2, 3, 4, cheer leader 3, 4, Dramatics club 2 3' National Thespian Society 4 president' Student Activities Board 4' Girls State. BRUCE LONN JOHNSON Junior high basketball l Track 1 Basketball 9 H1 Y 2 3 Dramatics club 3 Junior class play stage crew National Thespian Society 4 PATRICIA JOHNSON Girls glee 3 Mixed chorus 2 3 4 Triple trio 2 4 Band l 2 3 4 publlcity chairman 4 Junior high pep band 1 Pep band 2 3 4 Swing band 4 Y Teens 2 3 4 vice president 4 program chairman 3 Sophomore class vice president Junior class student council rep iesentative Student Council 3 4 secretary 3 Pep club 2 3 4 County Government 3 Jun ior class pl my National Thespian Society 4 Student Council representative Duster staff 4 Purple and Gold staff 4 National Honor Society Student manager junior high football lg Stu- dent manager junior high basketball 1g Stu- dent manager football 1, 25 Student manager basketball 25 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, H-club 2, 3, 43 Boys' glee 35 Mixed chorus 33 Dramatics club 35 Nat- ional Thespian Society 4, Junior class play, Student Council 4. VANCE JOHNSON Junior high basketball lg Junior high track lg Basketball 2, 3, 43 Football 35 Track 43 Dra- matics club 3, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4g Duster staff 3. SHARON KING Cambridge Nebraskal Girls glee 2 3 Var lety snow 1 Y teens 2 3 4 Dramatics club 2 Pep club 3 4 Junior class play Mixed chorus second semester 4, National Thesplan Society Purple and Gold staff 4 LANNY KINGSLEY Bertrand Nebraska 1 2 Football 3 4 Bas ketball 3 4 Track 3 4 H club 3 4 V e president 4 Senior class president Student Activities Board 4 BARBARA LARSON St Charles Illinois 1 Girls glee 2 3 4 Mix ed chorus 4 Operetta 2 3 GAA 2 Y Teens 2 3 4 service chalrman 4 Pep club 3 4 Jun ior class play Purple and Gold staff 4 RICHARD LAVALLEUR Variety show Z Senior cliss play Student manager a 'v 'bg 'ff' -.., 'Q' Q6 F Isaacson V Jackson B Lonn Johnson B Lynn Johnson P Johnson V Johnson S King L Kingsley B Larson R Lavalleur y y , 1 Y J . n . , - ! 7 Y 1 . , . A . 9 ' x 1 7 1 ! 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CHARLES NIEHAUS Boys glee 2 4' Mixed chorus 2 4. A 12.1 C257 itil . asv: NS .ff 'sf Leaf Lindquist Mattern Myers Niehaus iY Y lm at 2 s AK y an , . Leffler . Lindstrom . Moor . Nelson . Nielsen DON CECI LEFFLER Jun1o1 h1gh football 1 Junior high basketball Junior high t ack l Foot 2 3 4 a Basketball 2 3 4 H1 Y Sophomore class presi dent Junior class play Junior class secretary L LINDSTROM Boys glee 2 Mixed choi U 2 FFA1 2 3 GORDON MOOR Band l 2 3 4 Student dlrector 4 Equipment manager band 3 4 Con test solo 4 Pep band 1 2 3 4 Swing band 4 Cox tr1ol 2 3 4 rum pet trio 4 Brass sextette 2 4 Brass quartette 2 3 Orchestra 2 3 4 H1 Y 2 3 4 Program chairman 4 Dramatics club 2 Pur- ple and Gold staff 4 co- business manager. MARVIN NELSON j Junior high basketball 1' Track 2 3' Football' Jun- ior high basketball 1' Track 2 3' Football Z 3 ' Basketball 2 3 ' County Goxernment 3' H-club 2 3, 4 president 4' Student Activities Board 4. RUBY NIELSEN Y-Teens 2 3' GAA 2 3. PEEKING AROUND THE CURTAIN are senior sponsors Cliff Bosley Ben Vanox er and Dorothy Larson iff .4 ,f f uf' 'ff ...ff umm-of THIS SMELLS GOOD' NOON HOUR says Gerry Asp to senlors pr1mp1ng catches SGHIOI Lamont Ibsen Norr1s for the prom Ruth1e Norrls Bonnle Pmdlb-LII Pat Johnsrn ShdTOI1K1Ilb ano Smlth and Marllyn Brewster Chcllllfi' Bergstrom dt then' lockcn asf I THIS IS TOUGH' lunk Llllolw 'Ndttun Nddune Shdffu Gord ff n X om Husch C11 1951 and Chunk NlQIl1U ID t en st mutu umm Y v y J' V ' 2. A' ' I f' 4 ' 5' ' ,f 1:1 'W 5 ' :,,, f J 1 n. .f M' , J I' ,,, , ' ' ' .f . sf 5' ' . '. Y . ., . ,,.. -I. f 'O-5 w , f Jw, W1 iff . W7 0 ' I ' sr Patsy x .T' , ' - - J. K , , .y AI 3 al-3 ' : ' ,- ' ' e s. ' .A x t. ' ' . f . . . ik ff h ld, se- J X 7. , . . f lv, '- me , , Kearney. Nebraska l, 23 Girls' Glee 33 Mix- ed Cltrous 3, 43 Operetta 3: Vocal accompan- ist 4: Y-Teens 3, Pep Club 3, 43 Dramatics Club 3: County Government 33 Junior class play stage crew: Purple and Gold staff 4. 'f:CK OLGEVIE l :'irbui'y. Ncbrziskzi 1. 2, 33 Football 41 DEAN OLSON FPA 1 2 Junior high iootball 1 Basketball GAYLE OLSON l'FAl 2 3 4 tieisurei 4 Boys Glee 2 Mix td Choius 2 LORETTA OLSON R an Nebiaska 1 YTeens 2 3 4 Pep RUTHYLE NORRIS NORRIS OLSON Boy's Glee 2: Hi-Y 2: Junior high football 1 Junior high basketball 1: Junior high tiack Track 2, Football 2, 3: Basektball 2. NORRIS PEARSON Boys' Glee 2, 43 Mixed Chorus 23 Junioi hi h chorus 13 Hi-Y 3, 43 Student Council 3 FFA 1, 2, 3, 4. sentinel 3, vice president 4. BILLIE ELLEN PECK Girls Glee 1 2 Girls ensemble 1 Y Teens 2 3 Vaiiety shovx 2 GAA 4 xice president 4 Tvxirlei 2 3 ELDON PECK Boys Glee 2 Junior high lootball 1 Jumoi high basketball 1 JLIHIOI hisfh t1 ink l Von ietv shovt 1 Football 2 student mmaafil 4 Basketball Z 3 4 Trad 3 KATHRYN PETERSON Mixed Chorus l 3 Y Teens 2 3 4 Pep QILID Club 3 3 0' ww- 1-'31 -ilhnlf' uf? 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'A .L X 1 ws 1 R Peterson T Peterson D Phlllps H Poole B Reed E Remmels N Shaffer E Shuck B Smnth J Smath RONALD PETERSON NADENE SHAFFER TED DON M1Xed Chorus 4 FFA1 2 3 4 news reporter 3 presldent 4 PETERSON Isandl 2 3 4 Pep Bandl 2 3 Cornet tr1o 1 3 Trumpet trlo 2 Brass quartette 2 3 Jun1or hlgh football 1 Football 2 3 4 Track 2 3 H Club2 3 4 H1Y2 3 4 Junlor class play stage crew Student Councll 4 presxdent Purple and Gold staff 4 busmess manager NA PHILIPS Glrls Glee 1 2 M1X6d chorus 2 3 4 Glrls sextette 1 Tr1ple trlo 2 Operetta 2 Y Teens P 4 GAA 2 3 4 pres1dent4 Student Actn mes Board 4 HENRY POOLE Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Track 234HClub234H1Y234Dus staff 3 Press club 3 Student Councll 4 BEVERLY REED Gnls Glee 2 M1X8d chorus 1 4 Operetta 7 Pep club 3 4 Y Teens 4 EUGENE REMMELS G1rls Glee 3 Mlxed chorus 2 3 4 Tr1p1e tr1o 2 3 4 Band 1 2 3 f1rst semester 4 Pep band 1 2 3 flrst semester 4 mer1t cha1rman flrst semester 4 Y Teens 2 3 4 fmance chair man 4 Pep club 2 3 4 Dramatlcs club 2 3 Press club 2 Duster staff 2 Natlonal Thesplan Soclety 4 ELSIE SHUCK Flm Creek Nebraska 1 2 Dramatlcs club 3 M1X6d chorus 4 Y Teens 4 BONITA SMITH hlgh cholus 1 Sophomore trxple trxo Opel etta 2 3 GAA 2 YTeens 2 3 4 servlce cha1rman 3 president 4 Student Actlvltles Board 4 Pep club 4 Purple and Gold staff 4 JACQUELINE SMITH Band 1 2 3 4 Pep Band 2 3 4 Clarmet trlo 4 Clalmet quartette 4 M1X8d chorus 1 2 3 flrst semester 4 Operetta 2 3 prompter 3 Sophomore trlple txlo Orchestra 3 Varxety show 2 Y Teens 2 3 4 Worshlp chaxrmar 4 Duster staff 2 3 Pless club 2 3 Purple and Gold Staff 3 4 Jumox class play Pep club 2 3 4 Dramatlcs club 2 3, Natlonal Thesplan Socxety 4 Y Y Y Y 1 7 Y Y 7 Y ' Y Y Y Y Y Y 7 Y Y Y 3 Z ' , Y , - , , . 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Vandell LARRY SMITH Boys' Glee 1, 2g Junior high basketball lg Mixed chorus 2g Vocal accompanist 2g Oper- etta accompanist 2g Orchestra 2, '3, 45 Band 1, 2. 3 4 librarian 3 president 4 student con- ductor 4' Pep Band 2 3 4' Swing band 4' In- strumental accompanist 3 4 Clarinet tr1o 4 Clarinet quartette 2 3 4 D1amat1cs club 2 3 H1 Y 2 3 4 secretary 4 Duster staff3 4 Purple and Gold staff 3 4 Press club 3 Jun ior class play National Honor Society 4 Stu 'lent Activities Board 4 DICK SPENCI. Band 1 2 3 4 vice pres1dent3 librarian 4 'ep bandl 2 3 4 Olchestral 2 3 4 Cla1 inet t11o 4 Claiinet qu itette l 2 3 4 SWING band 4 Wood wind trio 1 Wood wind 1 Wood Wind quartettc Contest solo 4 Dra matics Club 2 H1 Y 2 3 4 program chair nun 3 Duster staff 2 3 4 feature editor 3 editoi 4 Press club 2 3 Anual staff3 County GOX6ll1lTlGHt3 Studen. C until 1 2 3 4 Natioi l Honoi Society 4 DAVID THORN Bovs Glee 2 Jun1o1 high cho1us 1 Jun1o1 high basketball 1 Basketball 2 3 4 H1 Y 2 3 4 Woiship chairman 3 Junior class VICC piesident QRS T' 11111 J if PHYLLIS TILLOTSON Girls, Glee 3g Mixed chorus 3, 4g Operetta 4g Dramatics club 2g Y-Teens 2, 3, first semester 4. BILL VANDELL Mixed chorusl 2 FFA1 2 3 4 Boys glee 2 HAROLD WAGNER Junioi high football 1 Junior high basketball Football 2 3 4 H Club 4 Junior class play H1 Y 3 VIRGINIA WALLER Girls glee2 3 Mixed chorus 2 3 4 Operetta 2 3 Junior high chorus 1 Triple trio 2 3 4 Y Teens 3 4 Pep Club 4 NORMA WESTCOTT Bind 1 2 Brass choir 2 Orchestia 2 Mixed chorus 2 Triple trio 2 3 4 Pep clubl 2 3 4 Cheer leader 4 Y Teen 2 3 4 social Chall man 3 Dramatics club 2 Junior class play Duster Staff 3 Press club 3 County govern ment National Thespian Society 4 Student Council 4 BOB ANDERSON fpost graduatej Student ACtlJltl6S Board H1 Y president H Club Student council Band vice president Pep band Student manager basketball and iootball FRIEDA SIMONS tnot plcturedj Y Teens 4 vt? Y' P Wagner V Waller N Westcott B Anderson 1 7 3 3 7 7 3 7 3 3 1 - . - - . 1 . . 1 , , , 1 1 1 1 1 1 - V I 1 1 1 1 ' 9 ' 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 , I ' I . 1 1 s ' I Q 1 U 7 Q , ' r H1 1 1 ' 1 - 1 1- ' D ' 1 ' 1 . 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I - Aw. . 1 MWMQ CMON LETS PLAY HOOKY' B111 Dodson Barbara Larson B v erly Isaacson Loretta Olson John lnaster and Rlchaxd Anderson reslst the temptation The senmors began the1r last year n hrgn school wlfh entnuslasm for completlng the1r o The class composed of 83 students Worked to make thelr mark and to lead the schools act1v1t1es Semors made up a large part of the mus1c groups of the school whlch mcluded Cornet tr1o a clarmet tr1o a clarlnet qual tette a glrls trlple tr1o and a gurls tr1o SIGN? MI an PL AS 'fxhanglng semo plctures are Phylll Tlllotson Vance Johnson Beverly Reed Joyce Frrls and Pete Wagn r spor s and nelped set a record oi oemg, tn llrst champlonshlp football team ID the h tory of HI S Many senlor boys were mem bers ci H Llub V1rg1nla Jackson and Norma Westco served the school as en1or cheerleaders The Jumor senlor banquet and prom the ment were the h1ghl1ghts of the senlor year Thrrteen semors were 1n1t1ated 1nto the Nat Three sen1or boy were chosen as student band dlrectors Senlor boys played and rmportant part m SHH COMMENCEMENT ANNOUNCEMENT ue bemg dlscussed by semor class offleers Jane Hultqulst secretary treasurer blame Carlson VICE presxdent and Lanny Kmgsley presldent tlonal Honor Soc1ety for outstandmg qual 1t1es 1n character leader shlp and scholastlc abr' 1V CAPS AND GOWNS The photographer caught Lloyd Erlckson J8Ck1S Smlth Norma Westcott and Jack Oglevxe sneakmg out of hbrarv are bemg tr1ed on by sen lors Bruce Lynn Johnson Vxrglma Waller Roger Burgeson and Elame Carl son 1 . 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Q qflo tlmo can 'QnQ change oun dlwotlonb C-flfxnu the Ljeanb, it hah Atoodl wanna taht ROWI E Ashley R Harder J Anderson L Atkmson J Baker E John on C Arm strong ROW II Mr Kenfer M Bierman D Exstrom J Blerhaus J Enholm P Lund J Fulcher Mlss Lange ROW III D Llndstrom J Christiansen C Jones C Haines E Barnette R Luen B Folk A Johnson B Eckholm NOT IN PICTURE C lbsen The Jumors, w1th only one year left, crowd ed the1r schedule Wlth studles and extra curr1cular act1v1t1es The Jumors elected Earl Barnette presl dent Carol Jean Armstrong, v1ce pres1dent John Solomon, secretary, and Caryl Thorn treasurer Student Councll representatlves Delores Exstrom A1d1ng the class were spon sors M1ss Treva Lange Jess Kelfer and Ray mond Headburg Mr Headburg and Mlss Lange were 1n charge of two lmportant events of the year the ll11'11OI' sen1or banquet and prom, and thc 1un1o1 class play The banquet and prom was scheduled for Max 4, and the class play was presented on November lb and 17 CAN WE FINANCE THE PROM' xx ondcl JUHIOI class offlcers Earl Barnette John Solomon Carol Armstrong Caryl Thorn and sponsor Raymond Headburg I LIKE OUR RINGS say Jumors Warnel Olson Joanne Blerhaus and Delores Exstrom lookmg at thelr new dass tmgs K , if I , . , . S , . - I . I Y 1 , n I , L . . . , - Z ' S - . 1 7 were Joanne Bierhaus, Warner Olson, and 9 v v ' t . . - . 3 ' 7 ADVERTISING PAYS for county government candidates, Janet Baker, Janice Fulcher, Pauline Lind. and Betheena Marshall who are hanging up their campaign posters HLHE S HOW YOU DO IT explain David Musil to advanced algebra students Warren McC1ymont Jean Murray and Ruth Ann Lindholm They did much campaigning for the boys and girls county government sponsored by the American Lemon Club which took place on l'ebruary 21 Phe Junior class was represented in near ly everv organization including the Duster and annual staffs The Juniors were participants in both the vocal and instrumental departments of the school Wh ch lncludeo a girls octette Earl Barnette served as drum major of the band and directed the pep band for the year Junior boys contr1buted much to the football and basketball teams Many of them lettered in both sports and became members of the H Club Janice Fulcher and Aileen Sehnert served as two of the five cheer leaders elected by the student body ROWI L Troxel L Schroeder A Sehnert B Poppert R Lmdholm B Marshall ROW II Mr Headburg R Verbeck J Murray W OI on C Sonenson A Stewart L Peterson ROW III B Oson D Mu R Littrell W McClymont C Thorn Solomon NOT IN PICTURE R Nelson R Platt - . -. f 1 S . 1 - 1 1 . . . . , - 1 ' , 1 cw 7 V w , . . -, . - . a , . , . , , l . L . J . 1 ' .- r Z ZW' 17 2 - v - n - Z . , . , . . . . I , . Sophomores New floors w ere opened to the sopnorno1 es 1h1s was the frst xear the were el1ff1ble to Jo1n H1 Y Y 'leens lXXlSlGI'Q and semor h11,h sports The stuoent bodx elected L1nd:1 lNelson as sopnornore cheerleader Dale Anderson was pres1den V104 Hall serretarx treasurer ana Duk Brown x1cepres1dent Phxlhs Johnson and Rex Boslev were Stu dent COl1NC1l representatw es from the class Class sponsors were M155 Helen Boontle lxormin H3IllCl1 and Ralph Fagot LET S TAKE IT EASY IS the wttltude of sophomore. Class oft1ce1s Dale Anderson and V10 Hall fNot 1n p1Ltu1e Dlck Brow nl hOW S MY HAIR? laughs Joyre KILIIII to sophomolu Phvlhs Johnson Maw Ann Whit comb mol LuAnn Lynn busv at then lockel I5 ROWI I Grove I Jurgens K Gorman A Bruhn D Baker, E Jackson, A Johnson, B Johnson R Erlckson, S Chrnstensen G Englund C Klnnamon ROW II Mr Han nc P Dalgren J Hedstrorn M Jones H Aullk I Auluk, D Er1cson,B AIImand,J Knzzuer S Fitch M Armstrong P Johnson G Bragg M Johnson, B Gordon, Mr Fagot ROW III R Everett J Easter B Anderson R Bosley W Brown, D Arehart, G Hub bard D Anderson D Bergstrom V Hall G Black J Cummings, T Brown, E John Son D Johnson NOT IN PICTURE L Brown J Darner R Johnson, D Knotek f V1 V 1 I . ,,, . . . . . , , , ., . 1 V rv V . . , . . - H ' - ,1 f-1 - . - . '. Q. . F yd 1 , ' . .. L f Y 1 F , . . L. 1 ' L, . . .l - 1 7, - ' . . . . K , , .I Y V. Q . y .i . - U A . i . 7 .Vi T . A , I L . , 'A .x--. . x ' vw , . . .X ' ,. . .,. . l . 1 . ,, . ' ' Y .f - V K' . 7 '. A .. I FRESHMAN INITIATION COMMITTEE membexs sophomores Geox gla Bldgg, Jowc KlLZ1f,I Dale Andel sun V11 Hall and LuAnn Lvnn lhmk h nd 101 SOlT16llAllIlg to do IO the flCSllfT'lEl1 GEOMETRY IS TOUGH' accordlng to sophomores George Black Bob Luther JHHICC Hed mom Sue F1tch and Carol Whlte The vocal and lnstrumental de partmenfs of the school were scenes of attract1on for the sophomores, Wltn many students part1c1pat1ng ln band, gurls glee mused chorus, and small groups One of the most 1mportant events oi the year came at the verv begm mng when the sophomores 1n1t1ated the lreshmen The 1n1t1at1on commlt tee w as composed of the class offlcers ln add1t1on to Joyce KIZZIGT, LuAnn Lvnn and Gcorgla Bragg 1 1 ROWI B Tullotson J Verbeck E Lmdqunst C Whnte R Magnll L Young B Nelson T Llndqulst N Young F Reandeau ROW Il Mass Boentje R Sand C Swanson, R Ryan M Whltcomb L Nelson L Lynn S Richards D Peterson D Anderson ROW Ill K Lindgren M Nelson M Lundstrom B Wagner M Paulsen M Skelth B Luther K Lnndqulst D Pollock R Sa G Norall J Pearson G Llllle ROWI M Eckholm D Anderson G Dewey P Conn, B Barnes J Dahlgren C Aten B Barnes, B Cassel ROW Il Mr Buettner D Carlsong R Heddruch M Erickson, P Johnson, N Barber C Christiansen, M Jensen, C Anderson B Borg ROW III G Claussen, K lbsen H Fenny, R Eckwall R Anderson, R Johnson R Florom D Carlson, D Hahner B Gates G Guthrie C Hoag L Freeburg NOT IN PICTURE A Aullk H Barnette D Dunkin L Freeburg P Haines Freshmen - 154 4 4 ROW I: D. Pankonin, C. Moore, J. Rogers, M. Valentine, J. Skoog, L. Lindstrom, E Lindholm, L. Olson, H. Walkington. ROW II: Miss Peterson, B. Moor, K. Young, W. OI- son, B. Larson, N. Sutton, B. Viren, K. Shaffer, G. Mattson, C. Madison, M. Martin, G Peterson. ROW III: A. Regelin, L. Miller, R. Windquest, R. Walker, J. Peterson, R Pearson, D. McConnell, O. Poole, G. Soneson, D. Sturgis, W. Lavelleur, L. Morris, J Hanson, J. Morris, M. Ostegren. NOT IN PICTURE: Mr. Carson, J. Winquest. CLASS OFFICERS a ph Inckwx All tic asuxcx HL cn B nncttc sunt nw Baxbala Buncs pzcsxdcnt and Kenny Ibsen vxce presx cient llfld SUITl0thlIlg iunny durlng, an executwe meetlng The lone 1nt1c1pated 1n1t1at1on bx the sophomorrs began the freshmen on then lu fh SLIIOO1 daws The bo s were dressed as sg1r1s make up xxhlle the Q1rls went about school w1th long underwear show me below thelr jeans h1 h hecled shots and p1gta1ls The student bodv xutnessed a conxocatron ln wh1ch tne freshmen were called up 1n groups to do such antlcs as a rotten egg race ballet dancmg a football game Wlth cheer leaders and a tug of war Headlng the class were Barbara Barnes presldent Kenny lbsen, V1ce presldent Ralph Eckwall treasurer Jlm Peterson was the Student Counc1l representatlve from the class MISS Gladys Peterson Alex Carson and Joe Buettner helped the class make therr dec1s1ons and accompan 1ed them on class part1es A hav rlde to V'1e1shman s Grove prowlded entcrtalnment I sm: MY LEGS' QQ36 '-,X Posmg for a plcturc duung, freshman 1n1t1at1on are these freshman beaut1es Garv Claussen Ronnxe Walker Kenny Ibsen Jlm Peterson and Dean Carl son R11 '- vt. tl. Z- , .Q 9.-.ti-.YZ '.' I X . . 4 l l r 1 f- -A A t, v I Q , . 5 . - I X ' ' , A iv. H A Ki , I , , , complete VV1t,ll short SKIFIS, hose, and and Hglgn Barnette, Secretary, 1 3- 3 y -A A KY' L- f , , ' xc . ' . A . . .U X . . h L I . ' Fw I K . 1 , , .L . A V 1 ' I . I 7 - . ' , , Q . A, . , 7 - Y. 1 J . I 4 V S' f ' - 1 -' 1 1 .. ' sv 2 - 5 , ' ax V Y ' . - 4 M M ' ' I , f , ROW I L Haverty D lseman B Burgskoog L Johnson T Jones L Isaacson S Hahlbeck R Bragg P Everett D Bennett J Johnson ROW II Mnss Tonjes D Gardlne M Johnson D Baker M Jones P Kentner C Combs N Hllton A Brown D Anderson M Johnson Miss Harms ROW III D Davis D Jensen J Bruhn N Fltch J Dodson M Jones J Isaacson M Chase B Brewster H Anderson Eighth Grade To lead the1r class through the1r second year 1n J un1or hlgh school, the e1ghth graders chose Warren Speece, pres1dent Mar1lyn Johnson, vlce pres1dent and Larry Steele, secre tarv treasurer Rodney Peterson was elected Stu dent Counc1l representatlve for one year Mrs Wllla Carr, Mlss Nelda Ton qes and Mlss Alice Harms, the spon sors helped the class and alded them 1n maklng the1r dec1s1ons The elghth grade was well reo resented 1n band, m1Xed chorus, and g1rls glee Many of the boys Went out lol Junlor hxbh football basketball, and track An old fashloned party provlded tl' entertamment for the year ROWI L Harder M Walkmgton D Strasburger H Lavalleur I Merchani R Mullln L Verbeck S Swanson D McArthur J Z ckery J Plska ROW II Mrs Carr M Remmels J Lmden V Schmndt L Richards D Sedlacek Z Peck B Wyatt M Nelson Y Schlacter M Samms P Wagner S Mahaffle ROW III D Englund L Steele W Speece D Poole J Waller B Palmer K Seeman Roger Peterson Rod Peterson J Johnson G Nelson T Thompson R Rasmussen L Smlth .030 ,nov-..,, ROWI V Frye M Brown R Johnson D Grlem R Eckwall J Hale Burgeson D Gump S Fulmer S Flohr ROW II Mlss Anderson B Johnson B Conn L Anderson A Burkholder P Daharsh D Chase P Johnson G Kahler D Humphries ROW III R Amen G Harms B Dewey R Cole R Hanson J Fltch D Bergen NOT IN PICTURE J Henry Burgeson Seventh Grade The seventh grade began then' flrst year 1n Jumor hlgh school W1th slxty three members, a few doubts and some rn1sq1v1ngs To head the class, they elected W1ll1s Steel pres1dent Ronme Stras burger v1ce pres1dent and Julle Hathawav secretary treasurer B111 Norr1s was elected Student Councll representatwe for the year Class sponsors were MISS Murlel Green Nhss 'Vlelba Anderson, and Robert Boesel The sex enth grade had a skatmg party ln the fall, and another partv later 1n the year Norman Han1ch and Joe Buttener were the JUHIOI' hlgh coaches for the year ROWI P Parrlott M Weuchel J Johnson J Hathaway W Pargman J Smlth G Johnson S Jones R Strasburger W Steel R Olson D Shuck B Trank ROW II L Wnnberg P Wlnkelmann C Stump S Kruback A Meyer R Johnson P lseman L Mar-tm M Carr R Schobourg G Schobourg C Gregory Miss Green ROW Ill C Langenberg A Troxel E Sturgns C Nelson G Koster I Rhoades 0 Stump, M Westcott C Smith B Norrns D Oglevle B Luke NOT IN PICTURE S Waller Q-fi-f X J fxw 1 C A 5 f 81272 f , 'T ' 2 . 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Qofldl, Ffnaaaunaa Clflntow af Mu .541-09' iii' 3- Student Council Every other Wednesday evemng was the meetlng time for the student COUHC11 Wh1Ch was sponsored by Mlss Helen Boentje and headed by the followmg offlcers presldent flrst semester Ted Peterson second semester VVarner Olson vxce presldent flrst semester Warner Olson secretary Delores Exstrom and treasurer Kelth L1ndqu1st On the bulletln board was a large cal cndar on WhlCh all actxvltles are posted Thls IS the work of the Student ACtlVlt16S Board whlch IS under the sponsorshlp of the Stu dent Councxl After home games a mlxer was sponsored m e1ther the hlgh school or the Roosevelt 'H rs 'W STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Warner Olson Kexth Lmdqulst and Delores Exstrom talk over thelr buslness before a meetmg gvmnaslum Entertalnment was provlded for everyone Durlng the Chustmas holldays two large Chrlstmas trees were placed on each s1de of the audltorlum dools All homeroom decor atxons were also sponsored by the Student Councxl Tae Student COUHC11 was responslble for the Student Patrol hall monltors lyceum programs the sale of book covers pep rallles an art 9Xh1b1t and a COHCCSSIOH stand Near the end of the year students out standmg 1n certaxn flelds such as music lead ersh1p and agrlculture were recognlzed on annual Awards Day They were glven certlf lcates or medals showmg thexr ment ON DUTY' Ronme Petelson servmg on Student Patrol pauses for the photographer LJ' O X . O lx k If ! l .Y v a , w l ' I. - 1 . - 7 ! , u v ' a ' 9 7 3 n - I ' ' ' s ' ' u Y 7 v . . . Y .4 l 9 7 . 4 . a 7 ' ' V . . . - , - ' 1 1 ' 7 7 ' - . , . THIS CNE IS O K 1cl4nlC Ullill we mn s lil xnn Jr hn 4 n P iLlllIlL Hcndx son 1 ten IU thu L tus lox llLl'L s i ROWI N Westcott P Johnson B Norris P John on P Hendrlckson D Llndstrorn ROW II J Ferrls H Poole B Lynn Johnson R Bosley R Peterson K Lnndqu st J Peterson ROW Ill Muss Boentje T Peter on D Fasteau M Brewster B Anderson D Exstrom J Blerhaus W Olson NOT IN PICTURE E Barnette D Spence DANCING AT MIXER sponsored bu Student Counul are JoAnne Blerhaus Wlrnez Olson Phyllls Johnson Rex Bos lex Jovce FCITIS and Hank Poole xxhlle Earl Barnette and Dlck Speme look for games S11 1 'll -' n 'nl Quan LA' 1 S v . E ' ' 'lclx f . and Ijonllzl Fas l i ' -' lzcl' X ' ' li .1e:s. 'A 5 ,, , - H i vm .-.. 9 .5 . U N ,Q 4 4 .W ,.- i I Q 2 . , . . . ', , .s . . ' . - ' - I . ', . , . . . , . , . 1 l - . . I ' ' , . s , . , . , . . . , . , . . : . . . . l . ' . , 2 '. 0 ROWI L Nel on A Sehnert N We tcott V Jack on J Fulcher ROW II B Isaacson P Dahlgren M John on M Bierman E Johnson J Baker M Jones J Hedstrom E Jackson ROW III Miss Tonjes J Hultqulst P Hendrickson M Brewster J Ferris G Asp E Carlson P Johnson S Chrnstlanson G Bragg D Erickson ROW IV I Jurgens D Exstrom S Kung R Gaulke A Bergmari S Fitch J Blerhaus J Klzzler J Enholm P Johnson C Armstrong NOT IN PICTURE L Atkinson D Baker L Brown B Gordon wisters Because membership was open to every senior high girl who had passing grades the Twisters had a membership of 54 During football games many outdoor rallies were held. At these rallies the whole student body gave vells in the business sec- tion of Holdrege and then went to school for a AT'-IT ET'C BANQUET INVITATIONS are examined by the Twister execu- tive board. Delmes Exstrnri. lVI1. ilxn Buwster, Joxc Ferris, No T lf'l XVest- 'vt Elaine Car son a d Joann Bicrnauc. bonfire rallv and Weiner roast which usually was sponsored by businessmen The Twist ers also sold programs and balloons With Dusters Written on them in purple and dec orated football goal posts The pep club wrote on blackboards for football and basketball seasons The girls decorated the banisters on the front stairs with purple and gold crepe paper during the basketball season. Selling programs, spon- sorinff pep rallies and putting large signs in BOY AM I HUNGRY! Students in the Holdrege cheering section ect their svpper while Waiting for the Distri't T.,UI'Il'lI'DGl1t'4 'it ex- Lrfn to st'irt. YEA TEAM' Cheerleadels Llnda Nelson Alleen Sehnert Norma Westcott Vlrglnla Jackson and Janlce Fulcher lead yells durlng a pep rally front ot the school bulldlng were some of the many 3CtlVltl9S sponsored by the Twlsters to create school Splfll Manlyn Brewster p1es1dent Joanne B1erhaus v1cepres1dent Delores Exstrom secretary Elame Carlson treasurer, and Jovce Ferrrs Student Counc1l representatlve f1llecl the Olf1C9S M1ss Nelda Tonjes was the sponsor Jamcc Fulcher and Lmda Nelson were elected new cheer leaders bv the student body Norma Westcott head cheer leader PUTTING UP THE SIGN for the Kearnev game are Twlsters Ruth Gaulke Bexerly Isaacson and Bonlta Smlth V1rg1n1a Jackson and Alleen Sehnert were elected ln prevlous years The Athletlc Banquet was gwen on March 27 bv the Tw1sters 1n honor of all boys who part1c1pated 1n sports throughout the year Coach B111 Morr1s former Holdrege basketball coach now coach at Nebraska 'State Teachers College at Kearney was the guest speaker for the evemng Coaches Jess Ke1fer and Chff Bosley awarded letters The h1gh hght of the evenmg was the crownlng of the athletlc klng and queen ROWI L Nelson A Sehnert N Westcott V Jackson J Fulcher ROW II B Marshall R Llndholm J Smith R Norris N Shaffer V Waller ROW lll Miss Tonjes B Larson N Young J Murray L Lynn M Whltcomb F Reandeau ROW IV P Lund K Peterson B Reed B Smnth S Rlchards B Poppert NOT IN PICTURE B Tlllotson A l - , . ., L , N , l 1 ' ' ' 1 y , w - ' 5 1 Y V 7 1 ' . - . . A 7 7 , , , . I. . Y Y . . . , - f , s 1 ' l . I . . , , . L , - X I . . . , . . . . , . . . ' y , . . . , . , . , . , . . : . , . , . , . , . , . . : , . , . , . , . , . , . . : . , . , . , . , . , . . : . . ! . J 4 f 4 .5 , 4 1 , 5 ' ,L If , V ' X , ,,. . an ' .- ' I , ' , , ...,,.,...-.a.n, I ff- I - 5 . V ,. f - - J- , . -aaa . of f 3,1 - . , ' . , s . M - , gy,-.4,,. . K .. . . I - . .. .. 4 ,..-1-nan-ifkf - .' JL. Y EXECUTIVE BOARD Members Warner Olson Hank Poole Gordon Mool Rudy Freeburg Bruce Lynn Johnson and LdlFV Smlth stllke up a pose For the f1rst semester, Bob Anderson headed the H1Y as presldent Olson re placed Anderson as presldent for the second semester Larry Smxth Bruce Lynn John son, Rudy Freeburg and Gordon Moor held the offxces of secretary treasurer, devot1onal chalrman and program chznrman respect COMMITTEE MEETING The Clothes for Chlldren commxttee Rlchard Char leston sponsor Ben Van over Earl Barnette Hank Poole and Davld Thorn plan the1r campalgn lvely Ben Hanover the SCIENCE mstructor, sex ved as sponsor At one of then' f1rst meetlngs they held an Inltlatxon of new members The new members cleaned up after the party whlch followed the meetlmg ROWI V Hall C Bergstrom H Graber B Lynn Johnson R Charleson J Easter ROW II Mr Vanover R Freburg F Isaacson B Anderson W Olson J Solomon R Lnttrell D Musnl ROW III C Soneson J Howard R Burgeson B Folk E Barnette R Bosley B Dodson B Olson NOT IN PICTURE B Anderson 1121 D Anderson A Conrad J Easter L Kingsley D Leffler tml Ulm 'M HI-Y PROJECT The Hi-Y sponsored the completion of these new trophy cases m the uppel halls As one of the mam projects thlS year the H1 Y sponsored the complet1on of the two trophy cases 1n the upper halls The club also had charge of the check stand at the JCC sponsored dances Havmg concessxons at football and basketball games was another of thexr means of ra1s1ng money l VY, X +, ,,,,,,,-'br s- v , g 1--. W, ,J ' 0 1 i a o I Q' l' , In the sprmg the members of the H1 Y had a ch1l1 feed party The H1 Y IS a branch of the YMCA As It IS a Chr1st1an org-5an1zat1on the club attend ed church once a month The purpose of the H1 Y was to help the boys create and mamtaln the hlgh standards of the school and communlty ROWI W McCIymont C Thorn D Lmdstrom R Nelson M Lundstrom D Pollock ROW ll Mr Vanover L Smith N Pearson R Llen V Johnson D Spence ROW Ill G Moor E Leaf K Lundqulst M Skelth C PICTURE G Llllle K Llndquust T Peterson Haines H Poole D Thorn NOT IN I 'auf' ,nb ' ' Cf , . 5 v- , ' ..- Q . . , ' , - , - : . , . 1 , . ' , . , . , . . I . , . , . , . , . , . . I - n - y - I , . ' , . I , . , . . I . ' I, . ' ' , . . , 1 Sw. ' ,, A ' f P 9 'ff , ,4 'Y' ' 7? 1 -, 4 'f V M A . ' 1 ig? '. i , 1: 1 , 9- , 0 , f ' If H Y pg Q . - f . A A , 1 ,, . If . 91 I, . gl - Teens One of the xery actlve organlzatlons tor glrls IS Y Teens Th1s year lt was headed bv Bonlta Smlth w1th the asslstance ot Pat John son V1CGpI'eS1deIlt Joyce Ferrls, secretary and Pauhne Hendr1ckson, treasurer Mar1 lyn Brewster was elected Student Counc1l representat1ve The seven commlttee cha1r men were A1leen Sehnert soclal Jack1e Smlth worsh1p, Nadene Shaffer flnance, Beth Poppert program Carol Jean Arm strong, muslc, Barbara Larson, SSFVICG, and Janet Baker pubhclty Mlss Mur1al Green, school hbrarlan, sponsored the club The Mothers Councll helped the Y Teens 1n all the1r programs and projects Mrs Wavne Brewster, Mrs Larry Schroeder, Mrs Eugene Armstrong lVlrs Arvlne Blerman, Mrs Raymond Er1cson, Mrs H E Arm strong, Mrs Bernard Nelson, Mrs Harold Brown Mrs W D F1tch Mrs Lou1s Bragg Mrs Ne1l Hultqu1st, and Mrs Paul Smxth xx ere the members of the councll Mrs Wayne 0063 ROWI P Dahlgren C Armstrong J Blerhaus D Exstrom S Kung E Carlson, R Gaulke B Isaacson P Hendrnckson A Bergman J Hultqulst P Johnson, J Ferris M Brewster ROW ll I Jurgens E Jackson E Johnson M Jones M Bierman J An derson D Baker D Dewey G Asp B Gordon L Atkinson I Grove J Hedstrom K Gorman C Knnnamon J Baker Miss Green Row III M Johnson H Aullk I Aullk D Erlckson G Bragg M Armstrong S Christiansen E Ashley B Allmand D Fastenau S Fitch J Kuzzner P Johnson J Enholm J Fulcher A Bruhn V Jackson Y TEEN CABINET MEMBERS Bomta Sm1th Joyce Ferrxs Pat Johnson Alleen Sehnert Jackle Sm1th Janet Baker Paullne Hendrlckson Carol Armstrong Beth Poppert Nadene Shaffer Barbara Larson and sponsor Mlss Green, dlscuss plans for the Mother's Tea and mstallatlon SSFVICE , . s ' 7 l - ' ' 1 , . . . I ' v v ' ' Y . I , , . , , , . . . , . , , , - A . . Z . , . , . , . , . , . . S ' I ' l ' 9 ' l U ' I . . . . , . , . , . , . , . - Y ' 1 ' Y ' Y ' 1 ' Y ' 1 ' I ' , . , . , . . . , . , . , . ! ' V ' V ' I ' V ' l ' V . , . , . , . , . , . , . . ' 1 1 I v v 7 9 v v 1 n ' v I , Brewster was elected president and Mrs. Eugene Armstrong, secretary-treasurer. During a breakfast at the first of the school year the new officers were introduced. One of the projects was collecting choc olate bars to send overseas The club collect ed Butter Nut coffee labels which were ex changed for Christmas presents that were sent to the Christian Childrens Home Four children Whose names were picked by the club received presents A party was given for the H1 Y H Club FFA and GAA The evening was spent dancing and playing games. To raise money, the girls sold pencils with the basketball schedule on them. They also had concessions at football and basket- ball games. The club had one business meeting and one program meeting each month Each meeting was started with singing and a de K otional period led bv the girls Each month the club attended a different Holdrege church as a group The YTeens gave a Father Daughter Banquet to entertain their fathers For the mothers a formal installation service and Mothers Tea was held at the end the year ROWI B Larson B Tlllotson N Shaffer A Stewart L Schroeder S Richards J Smith D Phllllps P Mattern P Ostegren L Olson ROW II Mlss Green F Reandeau B Marshall M Whltcomb N Young L Lynn R Maglll R Nielson V Waller R Norris J Murray R Verbeck L Young ROW III E Shuck L Nelson A Sehnert B Reed N Westcott B Smith L Troxel K Peterson P Tlllotson C White B Poppert R Llndholm P Lund LOOKING IN THE FILES tor new materials for the Dad Daughter Banquet are Felice Reandeau Virginia Waller and Ruthie Norris 7 - . - Y . . . 7 v ' h . . . . , n 7 - - v - - ' 9 ' 1 1 - v . . . , M, gr w Q- nf .a 4 4 W . ,. C . fu .. u., V U - . : . , . , . , . , . , . , . Y ' 7 ' Y ' Y ' 1 : 7 ' Y . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . I . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . I I' 1 Q A, 1 . . H . f ' -. l 1 f . ,,., .I ' , .il . 1, . , ..,. . IV' If . 'Q . . L. 45.2. 1.. -Club One of the honorary organlzatlons oi Holdrege hlgh school IS the H Club The club has four mam purposes wh1ch are co opera tlon sportsmanshlp Splflt and loyalty Off1cers of the orgamzatlon th1s year were Marx 1n Nelson presldent, Lannv KIHQS lev v1ce presldent and Herschel Graber sec retary treasurer Jess Kelfer and Cllff Bos lay football and basketball coaches spon sox ed the club To become a member of the H Club an athlete must have one ma1or letter ln foot ball basketball or track and have the votes of seventy IIVS percent of the actlve mem bers LOOKING OVER EQUIPMENT 1n the cage are Hank Poole Russell Ambler and Rlchard Anderson WORKING IN CONCESSION STAND ADMIRING THE TROPHIES at one of the Class C tournaments are H Club membexs Don Lefflex Marvln In the new trophy Caseq ale H Club Nelson Roger Fandxx OIVIIIQ Poole 0515915 Lanny K1ng51eY Ma1V1n N91 and Wdlllbl Olson son and Herschel Graber Oh ROWI B Lynn Johnson H Graber R Nelson E Peck F Isaacson L Ernckson ROW ll Mr Kelfer O Poole J Solomon R Burgeson E Barnette R Anderson W Olson R Littrell Mr Bosley ROW lll H Poole H Wagner R Ambler D Leffler M Nelson C Hames K Lundqunst R Fandry NOT IN PICTURE B Anderson 1123 L Kmgsley Th1s year mne new members were elect ed mto the organxzatlon For 1n1t1at1on they had to wear purple and gold bow t1es and H palnted on their foreheads and both cheeks Thexr pants had to be rolled up wlth bows tled around their knees They had to bow to the old members and call them Honorable H Club member s1r One of the mam projects thxs year was patrolllng the football fleld and basketball floor To raise money the club had conces s1on stands at football and basketball games at thus txme In March the pep club gave a banquet to honor all the boys who went out for sports Thelr letters and awards were glven to them then Tle H Club strove to lmprove and t mamtam good sportsmanshlp throughout the year V EAVING FOR THL. TOURNAMENTS atL1ncoln ale H Club memb 1 and basketball team rnembel Iflclf Peck and Chuck Hdlllt am L ,1 tw Q. . f w -I A J - in Q , - , I' - , 1 J- 52 4, L .. at Q - ,V ' Mm pl. , Y. : . , . , . , . , . , . ' . Z . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . : . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . I . , ' ac as f .' ' 5 an - nv , . . . . ' n ' 7 - ' 1 I - , 0 , ,T -. .J f ' . . - - , C-S , ' ' S, . ill . Y f , . ,St National Thesplan Society t,-f,,,!w.J'!r 'k A SCENE FROM HAPPY JOURNEY THE 1 one ict play is enacted by Juanita Rodgeis Pat Johnson Keith Lindquist Elva Jackson and Jim Easter WEDDING tray ed by Nada ne Shaffer B111 Dodson Shulcv Richards and Mack Lund stiom Every first and third Tuesday was the meeting date for the National Thespian Society. This was a newly organized so- ciety in which each member was re quired to have 15 points in order to become a charter member The members received their points by acting in plays giving read ings serving on committees and di recting On February 16 three new members were initiated at a como cation The new members were Elaine Carlson Carol Jean Arm strong and Bruce Lynn Johnson The Thesplan Society also spon sored a one act play night under the direction of Miss Treva Lange The three plays given were Which Is The Way to Boston? Happy Journey and The Wed ding Of these Happy Journey was chosen to go to the district contest Virginia Jackson president B111 Dodson vice president and Beth eena Marshall secretary treasurer held the offices Miss Treva Lange and Miss Dorothy Larson were the sponsors The Thespian Society strove to develop skills to entertain and in fluence the public through debate and dramatic skills THESPIAN OFFICERS Bruce Lonn Johnson B111 Dodson and Pat Johnson discuss plans for the spring banquet 0 . . . l y - . WM! 'f , ,f 7 , - . , , 5 ' ra - as ' J 1 n as cc - 7 ' U H H ' v , 2 7 ' ' y - 1 -2 'tv' 'Af . - I 1 '.. . .yy :A , K. , ' ' , given on one-act play night, is por- Virginia Jackson, Betheena Marshall, utyt .7 V A v - v . y t 3 if n ' . li ' a tg U 4 Q pi , . , 1 Z . K . . Q if 3 i f . '. 3 5 4 , 4 . Q , 3 j , 5 ,. as Ag .S J 3 in ,K l Q HCT HELL. YUL, sg1R1T HERE HLLKXNVHEMBQ LH-I5 A FORMAL INITIATION CEREMONY for the purpose of 1n1t1at1ng r-ew members Carol Armstrong Elalne Carlson and Bruce Lynn Johnson 19 glven by old members Norma Westcott Nadene Shaffer Frank Isaacson Betheena Marshall B111 Dodson sponsors Mxss Lange and Mlss Larson Vlfglhla Jackson John Easter Pat Johnson Herschel Graber and Sharon Kxng ROW! P Johnson V Jackson N Shaffer J Smith B Marshall C Armstrong E Carlson N Westcott ROW II Mlss Lange S King F Isaacson J Howard B Lonn Johnson B Dodson H Graber B Lynn Johnson Miss Larson l bclxcvr Ill thc future of farmmg wlth 1 lalth born not ol Words but of deeds thc leadxn f sentence of the Future Farmers Creed The local chapter of the Future Farmers of Amer1ca was led the past Vear JY Ronald Peterson presldent Norrrs Pear son xlcep es1dent Dean L1ndstrom secre tarv Gayle Olson treasurer Frank Carlson nel Ralph Fagot xx as the adx lsor of the lo c l group Dean L1ndstrom represented the PROJECT HOGHOUSE Workmg on Dean Lmdstroms hoghouse ln the shop are F F A members Dav1d Musll Carl Soneson and Dean Lmdstrom organlzatlon ln the Student Councll The FFA set a flgld program that they followed and accomphshed throughout the year In accompllshlng It they strlved to de xelop competent aggresslve rural leader sh1p to create an mtelhgent choxce of farm mg occupatlons, to tram for useful c1t1zen shlp to encourage lmprovement IH scholar velopment of organized rural recreat1onal act1v1t1es ROW I R Eruckson D Llndstrom D Anderson G Olson C Soneson R Sal! D Peterson D Sturgis W Olson L Peterson ROW Il D Johnson R Anderson D Mull E Peck R Peterson A Johnson G Soneson F Carlson B Vandell J Plska Mr Fagot ROW ll B Ekholm G Black B Johnson L Erackson N Pearson R Ernckson A Johnson D Bergstrom R Florom J Pearson R Sand R Johnson NOT IN PICTURE A Gardune fl-H 1 X Gun 1 . I Q O EL H V I f? I 4 I , . . I L q ' Q 'f is . . . Y ' 7 - v , - . - ' ' - Y ' ' ' - ' U ' ' 7 - . , . . . . 5 ' ' ' 1' 5 r ' . . . ' ' ,Z ,' 4 , Q 1 I Y . ' news reporterg and Richard Erickson, senti- Sh1PQ arid to Pf0V1d9.aUd EUCO'-Wage th? de' 1 . 7 7- - 'Lx Q' . ' - I . l I , . ' , . , . , . , . , . I - - v - v - v 2 - v - 0 I . . : . , . , . , . , . , . .J Y 5 2 'fa 'iff 53 W QB s A Some of the 1mportant act1v1t1es that were carrled out th1s past year are a local llvestock Judglng contest a p1cn1c for the boys and the1r parents a parent and son ban quet and a parhamentary procedure con test The boys entered several contests dur mg the year Some of these were State Llve stock Judglng Contest at North Platte D15 trtct Contest at Kearney and State Judgmg Contest at Lmcoln The followlnq boys were xoted 1nto the F F A OFFICERS 'VP' WK PROJECT CATTLE Blxff. Johnson w xsnt qultc fast enough to get un the puture wlth FFA and recen ed the Green Hand degree George Black Roger Erlckson Raymond Flo rom Allen Johnson Bryce Johnson D1Ck1E Johnson Raymond Johnson Wayne Olson Eldon Peck Joe P1Ska Lloyd Peterson Royal Sand Gordon Soneson and Dale Sturgls The boys that recelved the Chapter Far mer degree are Douglas Bergstrom Berne1l Eckholm James Pearson Dwlght Peterson and Raymond Sall Ronald Peterson IS the group s Ch01CG for State Farmer degree are Ralph Fago sponsor Frank Carlson Norrls Pelson Ronnle Pet rson Dean Llndstrom Gavle Olson and Rxchard Er1ckson f t .' If 1 , X f f J xx tt ,. A ' 1 '- , ,pw y 47 , A x , , I X, 'X 5 4 I Z 1 I at fa fy 5 ... I A 'I I X 4 ' , his F. F. A. project. . . . . 5 . V . . . . , . - . V , V L ' N v v 9 Q ' 1 v J Q - - - , . - , , . . ' . - Y 1 , ' ' . l V v 1 , . x 1 1 7 . Q 'll I - u K' 0 ' tv I y , '54 4 154 ' A 9' 1 ' , , 1 ROWI L Martln D Sedlacek N Sutton J Dahlgren Z Peck ROW II M Brown P Conn D Carlson P lseman M Carr J Johnson B Barnes C Aten J Hathaway ROW III Mass Peterson, B Johnson D Chase P Johnson S Hahlbeck R Bragg IVI Valentune P Kentner M Johnson N Hnlton M Johnson C Gregory ROW Iv NI Eckholm, P Johnson M Erickson N Barber C Chrlstlansen M Jensen B Borg B Cassel P Everett NOT IN PICTURE H Barnette K Cllne P Haines M Jones Dusters Darlmgs ROWI L Martm D Sedlacek N Young J Dahlgren Z Peck ROW II P Wagner C Langenberg C Moore P Parrnott B Vrren E Lmdholm L Olson H Walklngton ROW III Mlss Peterson I Merchant M Martm K Shaffer C Madison M Samms J Skoog M Remmels S Mahaffle ROW IV M Welchel R Schoberg M Nelson B Wyatt Y Schlachter L Richards J Linden NOT IN PICTURE A Pavelsek G Mattson S Waller J Wlnquest 0069 V., The Junlor Hlgh Dusters Darhngs d1d a commendable 1ob of boostlng thelr football and oasketball teams on to thelr many ue torles In the early part ol the wear thev held a theerleader elect1on and the ine Qlrls that dld a hug part 1n leadrmf the eheermg seetlon through many xells were LUIS Martm Zeha Peck Doneta Sedlacek Janet Dahlgren and Norma Sutton The pep club had a speclal seetlon at all the semor hugh games and were requ1red to DISCUSSING BUSINESS of the next meetxng are Dust er s Darllngs offxcers Barbara Barnes Carol Madxson Bev erlx Cassel Shlrley Mahaffle and Jeanette Llnden wear fhexr umforms consxstlng of new gold sweaters purple sk1rts and purple beanles wxth Holdrege across the front They sponsored the Junlor h1gh athletxc p1cn1c and sold candy bars 1n the down sta1rs hall after school They also had a concess1on stand 'lt a game The offlcers elected were Beverly Cassel Jeanette Lmden secretary Carol Madxson treasurer and Barbara Barnes Student Counc1l representatlve CHEERLEADERS FUND RAISING PROJECT for Jumor Hlgh are Lo1s Mart1n Norma Sutton Doneta Sedlacek Janet Dahlgren and Zella Peek For the Dusters Darllngs was selllng candy bars at the door Marx Samrns and Margaret Remmels have charge of the stand .J L l 1 1 L , ' 1 v' , V' ' , . . A , ' , , ' , 1 , Vv ' . y v v, ,: ' . ' , ' U Y ' ,Q ' ' presidentg Shirley Mahaffie, vice presidentg A C . - . ' . V g . . . 1 , L A- 4 y ' . , , y A -v g f A . , 1 , I . T M S ' 'x 5 js? w 'F ,y Student chvztles Board IS vas the segond xefu lor the new x o sfamzed Student Act1r1t1es Board The 'oard was organwed to regulate actlxltles and hnnt the number of ofnces that each toxdent could hold Thls not onn prex ented 'ww' confllets out fate more persons 1 Qhanct to use thelr abllltles A calendar on vxhlch all aQt1x1t1es xx ere seheduled bw the Board was placed on the bulletln board 1n the front hall Tl e organwatlon tas Composed ot class nresldents and the presldents oi all school or fan1zat1ons The sponsors ot the club marc Xhss Vlad Peterson Cllfi Boslex and Alex Carson BOHIIB Smlth was elected chauman ot the group Fe plng her as secretary was Marllvn Brewster ACTIVITIES CALENDAR set up b the 'Student Attlxrtle Bvud bemg dlstussed b mernbus Barbara Barn and Dale Anderson OFFICERS lIllXVl Pram IL an mlth ch ll s 1 s f PILIUIC ROWI B Ca sel B Barnes V Jackson M Brewster W Steele E Barnette L Kingsley M Nelson ROW II Miss Peterson B Smith R Peterson And r on Smith W Olson NOT IN PICTURE W Speece o o o ! 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I he .W '59 if , ,, .-,- LJ gr ROWI D Spence D Olson K Lindquist J Easter ROW II H Graber M Brewster N Westcott L Smith G Asp Miss Larson ROW Ill B Lynn Johnson P Johnson NOT IN PICTURE T Peterson S Bro National Honor Soclelzy 1he Nat1onal Honor Qometx under the Quldanee of INIISS Dorothx Larson began thelr new year W1th four members Susan Brown Ted Peterson John Easter and Ke1th Llndqulst who were chosen 1n the sprlng ot 1950 lVIar1lyn Brewster Pat Johnson Larrv Smlth Dvck Spence and Herseh Graber xx ere 1 1 1ated 1nto the SOL1CtX at the semester and Bruce Lxnn Johnson Cferrx Asp Norma Westcott and Dean Olson were 1ll1l1dtCCl 1n 'Vlax Natmnal Honor SOQICIX eomposecl ol enlors represents the upper llfteen per eent of the elass seholastlcallx Members must also be o11tstancl1nQ IW charaeter lF'dClLfSl1lIJ ircl serx ICE PFFIC PS TC Kflnlll IILXK lllllll l 1 1 T 1 CRM WITH ME s x P tJrh11sn11 mbe1sG11xPXpD1J4 1 esteott ani B1uu lx11n Jr hn 111 111 1 woeatlon xx 11le old membu 1111114111 WY1 Q I , , , 1 3 , e g A ' Y , , , . 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W GAA ROW I R Verbeck J Hedstrom M Jones L Atkinson W ll Troxel D Phnllps D Fastenau ROW I Miss Anderson R Nielson Nielson B Nelson J Verbeck NOT IN PICTURE G Englund N Young An actlve organlzatlon th1S year was the Glrls Athlet1c Assoclatlon Chosen to lead the group as presldent was Donna Phl1lpS Helplng her were Rosemary Verbeck v1ce presldent Ruby N1elson secretary and La Donna Troxel treasurer Donna F astenau was chosen to represent the club ln Student COUDCII Durmg the year they played Axtell Orleans Ragan Mm den and Loomls 1n volleyball They also played several teams 1n softball In the sprmg they had b1CyC1e hlkes The g1rls worked for letters wh1ch requ1red that they earn three hundred po1nts They recewed pomts for plavmg 1n games practlclng and attendmg the meetmgs They were glven demerlts when they faxled to do these thlngs NEW BUSINESS IS be1ng dlscussed by G A A off cers D o n n a Fastenau Ruby Nlelson LaDonna Trox cl Donna Phllxps and Rose mary Verbcck . 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'Aw M' ' T ' O A O o,,, 'Q Q .455 ,, A V' ,, by of XM . f f j xx i . 5 5 a 1 Q T 1,4 2 ' . 1 V I I l - g A 4 , T P ,f X , i , -- N. f t I .. - M l 51 ' T- .-, , -i At h letics 49 w-N XSCHR bmw Nw! Q bv 5? mg Kni- QJUP x! A MSE? , Q X J ff f V K K. Eff, gf? fl! 3 , 5,9 fb I as-I ,192 ,Q gp S! QIX CLLQ to the qfanlntmf Chien them dong the wma VARSITY SQUAD. ROW I: J. Easter, H. Graber, R. Nelson, L. Erickson, O. Poole, K. Lindquist, R. Anderson, R. Fandry, R. Burgeson, W. Olson, J. Oglevie. ROW ll: Coach Keifer, H. Poole, STATE Cl-IAM Football ROW I: R. Littrell, student manager, E. Peck, student manager, C. Swanson, K Lindquist, W. Brown, G. Norall, R. Erickson, R. Johnson, W. McClymont, D. Musil M. Lundstrom, B. Anderson, student manager. ROW II: J. Easter, B. Wagner, H. Graber, R. Nelson, K. Lindquist, D. Anderson, B. Luther, R. Anderson, D. McConnell J. Oglevie, R. Bosley, J. Easter. ROW III: Coach Keifer, O. Poole, L. Erickson, H. Poole, H. Wagner, L. Kingsley, M. Nelson, D. Leffler, T. Peterson, R. Fandry, C. Haines, R. Burgeson, W. Olson, Coach Bosley, n P. Wagner, L. Kingsley, M. Nelson, D. Leffler, T. Peterson, C. Haines, Coach Bosley. PIONS I95O-5I In the middle of August, Coach Jess Keifer and his assistants, Cliff Bosley and Bart Kline, started form- ing a team that soon would be rated mythical State Class B Champions by Gregg McBride of the Omaha World Herald. Playing a schedule of three Class A and six Class B teams, the Dusters' record, seven wins and two losses, was one of the two best in the history of Holdrege teams. In the Omaha World Herald Class B All State selections, Henry Poole was selected as a back. Don Leffler was on the Honor Roll. In the Lincoln Journal's rating, Poole again was chosen for the first team. Lanny Kingsley earned a berth on the second team as a guard. Dusters on the Honor Roll were Ted Peterson, Keith Lindquist and Don Leffler. Poole and Leffler made the Southwest Conference first team, while Ted Peterson was chosen on the second. Roger Fandry, Marv Nel- son, Lanny Kingsley, Hersch Graber, Keith Lindquist and Chuck Haines were honor members. Eight Dusters received Star of the Week Cards during the season. LOOKING OVER EQUIPMENT in the cage are Jess Keifer, football coach and Cliff Bosley, assistant. ir, 4 T Peterson L. Erickson H. Graber K. Lindquist TED PETERSON, GUARD-HHH DON LEFFLER, TACKLE--HHH Ted played in the center of the line on defense. He was a keen diagnostician of opp-onent's plays and did a great job of calling defensive signals. LLOYD ERICKSON, TACKLE4H As a rough tackle, Lloyd played enough to letter. His team spirit and willingness to cooperate made him a valuable man to the team. HEL GRABER, CENTER-HHH After playing guard for two years, Hersch made the switch to center in fine fashion. He learned to center the ball right where the boys wanted it and was a terror in backing up the line on defense. LINDQUIST, HALFBACK-HHH Keith completed his third year of varsity play this season. He was a great competi- tor and an all-round backfield star. He made several almost impossible catches that helped carry Holdrege to victory. D Leffler H. Poole C. Haines Don finished his third year of play this season. He played left tackle and trouble was in store for anyone who tried to go through his side of the line. HENRY POOLE, FULLBACK-HH Hank's linebacking and blocking left little to be desired. He kicked twenty-one out of twenty-six placements for extra points and his all-round play made him a val- uable cog in the Duster football machine. CHARLES HAINES, QUARTERBACK-HH Chuch developed into an excellent passer this year. His fine passing, hard running, and signal calling made Chuck one of the best. He should be a great player next season. ORVILLE POOLE. GUARD-H Orville came along until the middle of the season so that he was playing his share of the time. He should be an excellent player on next year's team. O. Poole J. Oglevie u R. Anderson R. Nelson RICHARD ANDERSON, HALFBACK-H Rich played his first year of football this season. As the fastest man on the squad. he used his speed to good advantage. RONALD NELSON, HALBACK-H Ronnie did a t'ine job playing at blocking back. He blocked the key man on all Dufter plays. ln the Lex game Ronnie in- tercepted three passes to help set up the margin of victory. LANNY KINCSLEY, TACKLE-HH l.:nny transfered to Holdrege at the be- ginning cf his junior year. He t'inished his sescnd season of being a regular at right tackle on the team, and his blocking was an asset to the team. ROGER FANDRY, END-HH Rogers pass catching constantly made him a thorn to the team's opposition. His fighting spirit kept the team on its toes and made him one of the Dusetrs outstand- ing men. ROGER BURGESON. GUARD-H Roger played in several games this S621- son at both guard and tackle. ln some of the close games, he relieved the regular and played good football. PETE WAGNER, GUARD-HH Pete switched from tackle to guard this year. His fast charge made him very val- uable cn defense. His fine team spirit made Pete a valuable man on the first eleven. JOHN EASTER, HALFBACK-H A scatback who came through when the chips were clown, John was consistent in the holding of the ball for placekicking, and fine spirit made him a valuable asset to the team. MARVIN NELSON, END-HH Marv played the important right end posi- tion. His ability a blocker made the r,l'l'-tackle plays go for lots ot' yardage. WARNER OLSON, EN D-H Warner started slowly but developed into a very good player as the season progres- sed. His pass receiving in the McCook game was outstanding. Warner should be a great player next year. ?0 4- ' . 1 V f .eww if -, t A .- X ' . KX HOLDREGE 13-ORD 0 After practicing hard for three weeks. the Dusters were eager for actual combat and ex en though the play was ragged. Holdrege showed too much offensive power for the Chanticleers. Hank Poole accounted for all of Holdrege's scoring. HOLDREGE 14-GOTHENBURG 12 Much improvement over the first game was shown during the second half after the Swedes had taken the lead 6-0. Opening the second half, Holdrege scor- ed twice on long marches with Haines going over both times. Eventually Henry Poole's conversions spelled the margin of victory. KEARNEY 21-HOLDREGE 7 The second half proved fatal for the Dusters as they met their first defeat of the season against the Kearney Bearcats. Hold- rege completely outplayed and outdowned their opponent during the first two periods, but lost the game in the last half. L. Kingsley R. Fandry R. Burgeson af' ,iw . 4 ,Ii 90 I . H Wagner J Easter M Nelson W Olson HOLDREGE 26 CURTIS 6 Adam steppmg 1nto the w1n column the Ke1fer coached boys added Curtls as one of thelr v1ct1ms The Dusters fought from be f1nn1ng to end as they made two touchdowns m the f1rs quarter and one each 1n the sec ond and th1rd Holdrege had to take to the a1r to defeat an 1nsp1red Ph1ll1psburg team Holdrege by no means had won unt1l the dy1ng moments of the game Wlth Hames slmgmg and Fandry and L1ndqu1st rece1v1ng the Dusters made three of the1r four touchdowns MCCOOK 34-I-IOLDREGE 28 The Dusters lost thls h1gh scormg fray but they were playlng a good ball club The duel was between Paul Chaney of the BISODS and Hank Poole McCook edged Ke1fer s boys ln St3t1StlCS but lf the game could have been plaved agaln It most hkely would have ffone the other way because of Holdrege s never d1e sp1r1t Henry Poole goes for yardage as Chuck Hames HOLDREGE 21 COZAD 6 Coastmg to thls v1ctory the Holdrege Dusters won the flrst football champ1onsh1p 1n the schools hlstory the Central F1ve trophy All scorlng was 1n the second quarter but Holdrege had to monopol1ze on two Hay maker fumbles and a smart qulck klck to w1n After runmng aga1nst a buck wall 1n the flrst half the Dusters w1th the help of a halft1me pep talk started thelr machlne roll 1ng and ran down a tough M1nden team Two passes one from Poole to L1ndqu1st and a reverse wlth L1ndqu1st runnmg the weak s1de brought payd1rt for Holdrege HOLDREGE 19 LEXINGTON 7 The lnterceptlon of flve Mlnutemen pas ses by the Duster backs led Holdrege to an all 1mportant vlctory over Lexlngton Hold lege scored tw1ce ln tne f1rst half on passes from Poole to L1ndqu1st The Dusters match ed Lexmgton wlth one tally ap1ece 1n the last half helps Kenh Lxndqulst carnes the mall 'w y Abf I IV i 'f , bffwf, A, ' A 1 2 ' Y ' M. . 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I HOLDREGE 28-PHILLIPSBURG 0 H01-,DREGE 20..MINDEN 5 Junior I-hgh Football Improvlng tremendously throughout the season the Baby Dusters rallled after losmg therr f1rst two games bv SHOWIHQ un der the next two opponents for a very com mendable season At Kearney ln therr flrst game the Jun ror h1gh was able to score only one touchdown to Kearnevs four but were deep 1n enemy terntorw several tlmes durmg the 26 6 loss the Babv Dusters 1D th1S hlgh scorlng game and came out on top 52 26 Coach Han1ch's boys played a splendld b1 and of ball IH defeatlng Mlnden 45 12 Thev were never hard pressed durlng the game and the reserves saw plenty of act1on Clos1ng the1r season Holdrege upset a heat 1er Lexmgton team 27 13 Leadlng the lettermen under Coaches Norm Hanxch and Joe Buettner were return Manda FOOTBALL COACHES for Jun1or Hrgh Norm Han1ch and Joe Buettner check equ1pment mg letter wlnners, J1m Peterson, Larry M11 ler and Dean Carlson Other members were Roger Anderson, Raymon Florom Ronnle Vtalker Kenny lbsen J1m Hanson, Don Hahner Gary Claussen Burdette Moor, Bob Brewster Gerry Isaacson Larry Isaacson, Rod Peterson and student manager, Ke1th Young ROW! R Amen B Moor L Isaacson M Westcott A Meyers R Strasburger S Jones B Norrrs M Walklngton K Young ROW II G Koster L Steele J Hanson J Waller M Chase B Brewster J Isaacson B Palmer G Nelson A Regelm K lbsen W Speece T Jones ROW III Coach Hanlch G Claussen L Morris L Muller K Seeman R Florom D Carlson M Jones D Hahner R Walker J Peterson R Peterson R Anderson J Morris Coach Buettner O I ' . X K - X x , . , .' ,j 1 , ,r V : flwkwwiw WV 4 V N . 0' L . 7 - I lf ' ' v 7 I, , ' Cozad had too much offensive power for I I V y I I ' 7 . , . 7 7 I 7 7 ' 7 ' . v 1 I , I , I , I I I 9 - v -l ' Iv - , I , I I I ' , . , I n - 1 I , u I I I I , . , I 1 n Y ' BASKETBALL Central Five Champions District Champions State Sem: Finalists VARSITY SQUUAD Coach Bosley H Poole V Johnson C Haines L Kingsley M Nelson D Olson C lbsen D Thorn W Olson J Easter C Thorn tudent manager After fxnlshlng a med1ocre regular season Coach Chff Bosleys Dusters surpr1s ed everyone by gomg all the way to the s lTll1rlI'l3lS 1n the State Basketball Tourna ments Holdrege retalned the1r crown of the Central Fne Conference but lost the1r Southwest Conference relgn belng runner up to North Platte The Dusters were ranked tenth bx the Omaha World Herald and Slxth by the I 1ncoln Journal ln the flnal Class B 1d11HLfS HOLDREGE 44 BROKEN BOW 28 Centex Marv Nelson and forward Dean Olson started Holdrege on thelr wmrung tretch when each netted 14 polnts 1n the OpCl'lll'1Q game Basket accuracy however w as xery poor and the game was played at a slow speed HOLDREGE 38 CURTIS 26 Dean Olson recelved a star of the vs eek card from Gregg McBr1de for h1s outstandxng work under the boards when Coach Bosley s team chalked up the1r f1fth w1n and a t1e for the Central F1ve Trophy HOLDREGE 42 HASTINGS 55 The Dusters fell before a good Class A team for the1r flrst defeat The fall came durlng the thlrd perlod whlch ended 3142 Agam hxgh polnt men were Nelson and Olson HOLDREGE 48 GOTHENBURG 30 On their home floor the flrst t1me th1s season the Dusters defeated a Southwest conference and Central F1ve opponent Wxth a halftlme score of 19 19 Bosley s bovs took and holdlnff the Swedes to 4 HOLDREGE 3' KEARNEY 25 The f1rst Class A w1n of the 1951 sea son came against Kearney Neither Kearney nor Holdrege played good ball for the capac xty crowd though the score was t1ed twlce 1n the second and thvrd per1ods It was team ork not accurate shootlng that brought the vlctorv HOLDREGE 37 MCCOOK 46 Marx Nelsons nlneteen polnts werent enough to pass McCook as the Dusters fell to the Blson by nlne po1nts Henry Poole plav ed an outstandmg game but fowled Out 1n the last quarter o o 0 I Z , . , . , . ' , . I , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , s . ' 7 ' , rc as 7 s sl: '- ' ' I - . . . . 4 - . C, - v . I Y . . - . . 7 . K , ' 7 A ' - Q , i ,i ' i H N A . . - i ' . 'I . ' , ' the lead in the third quarter, nettxng 14 po1nts 1 ' if H ' - t ' s 1 - ' Z 1 V ' . 7 Y V, , i w A ' H 7 71 7 5 ' ' Y .1 , ' ', y Q 1 . I - A 3 H - y . HOLDREGE 37-COZAD 36 The Holdrege auditorium rocked back and forth as a crowd of basketball fans went wild during the final minutes of an impor- tant Central Five conference game. Cozad. rated first in the state, pressed thc Dusters hard. but a free throw by center Marv Nelson defeated them in the last 30 seconds. HOLDREGE 38-COLLEGE VIEW 43 Road trips were again against the Hold- rcge boys when College View triumphed five points over the Dusters. Coach Bosley's team was fast and accurate during the first quarter. but once the Viewmen were started, they didn't stop. HOLDREGE 29--BEATRICE 30 Chuck Haines, netting 10 points, played his best game of the season against Beatrice. The Dusters held a lead at the end of every period, but were held to only one point while the Orangemen made seven in the last quar- ter. HOLDREGE 31-MINDEN 41 Having the poorest shot percentage of the entire season, the Dusters fell before Minden for their fifth loss. Dean Olson was high point man. HOLDREGE 34-GENEVA 49 Meeting their fourth consecutive defeat, thc Dusters were still unable to surpass their third road trip opponent this year. This was the fifth defeat for Geneva over any Holdrege teams. HOLDREGE 46--SEWARD 39 Striving to return to the win column, Coach Boslev and his team chalked up a sixth victory. The lead was held by the Dusters THIS IS HOW YOU DO IT explains Coach Bosley to the basketball team during practice from the beginning to the end Marv Nelson with 23 points tied the HHS record for the number of points in a game HOLDREGE 44-OGALLALA 39 By plaving a first class type of basket ball durinff the two opening periods the Duster five triumphed over Ogallala five points for a seventh victory A new HHS record was set when Marv Nelson made 24 points in a single game HOLDREGE 46-ALLIANCE 35 Hank Poole an outstanding athlete in football basketball and track played his last fame for the Dusters against Alliance Break ing his own and again the school record Marx Nelson scored 27 points RESERVE SQUAD: ROW I: C. Swanson, B. Wagner, R. Bosley. M. Lundstrom, D. McConnell. ROW II: Coach Keifer, E. Barnette, D. Knoteck, J. Solomon, G. Norall, D. Anderson, student manager. C Haines E. Peck M. Nelson J. Easter D. Olson ELDON PECK, GUARD-H CHARLES HAINES, GUARD-HH Eddie furnished the team with speed. He was a good ball handler, strong on defense, and a fine team player. MARVIN NELSON, CENTER-HHH Marv was an outstanding shooter, This was his second big year in basketball. He brought his high school career to a brilliant close by his remarkable shot against Min- den in a second overtime that sent the team to State. Co-captain. Marv earned a place on the Southwest Conference first team. JOHN EASTER, FORWARD-GUARD-H John was the smallest man on the squad, but probably with the most spirit and fire. DEAN OLSON, FORWARD-H This was t'Deano's first year of varsity competition, and he measured up to the task in a remarkable manner. His special- ties were tip-ins. Co-captain Dean was the most improved player on the squad. He made the Southwest Conference second team Marv Nelson comes out on top and shoots i This was Chuck's second year on the var- sityl He was a strong defensive guard and a good offensive Hquarterbackf' His fine ball handling made our offense click. Chuck received an honorable mention on the Southwest Conference team. CHARLES IBSEN, GUARD WARNE DAVID LANNY Charles progressed steadily all season, and we are looking forward to his playing next year. Illness was a handicap to him part of the season. R OLSON, FORWARD-CENTER-H Warnie was a player who could really ly Hget-up on rebounds. He was a team player with lots of determination, spirit, and the will to win. THORN, GUARD-H Dave's progress can be attributed to a strong determination to be a better bas- ketball player. He was a very fine team player. KINGSLEY, GUARD-H Illness kept Lanny sidelined on numerous occasions during the season. He made the first stringers bustle to keep their po- sitions. Hank Poole shoots with the help of Marv Nelson and Warner Olson. r'j l C. Ibsen W. Olson D. Thorn H. Poole L. Kingsley HOLDREGE 58-LEXINGTON 42 Playing a hard and close game, Bosley's boys made Lexington their ninth victim. Dean Olson scored 21 points, including five out of five free thorws. Dave Thorn and Warner Olson were valuable to the Dusters for points. HOLDREGE 40-NORTH PLATTE 53 Being pressed hard by a top Class A team, the Dusters held close behind trailing only by one point at the halftime. The loss of Eldon Peck because of a knee injury, was a definite handicap. HOLDREGE 52-BROKEN BOW 29 Coach Bos1ey's first rested most of the last half in an easy game with Broken Bow in the first round of the District Cage Tour- naments at Lexington. HOLDREGE 53-GOTHENBURG 45 In the semi-finals it looked as though the Dusters could easily win the state champion- ship if they played the superb ball shown against the Swedes. Marv Nelson led Hold- rege with 27 points, but Chuck Haines looked very good with 12. HOLDREGE 38-MINDEN 36 As always happens in contests between Holdrege and Minden, neither is winner un- til dying seconds. This was absolutely so since it took the Dusters two overtimes to win a ticket to the State Tournaments. Ev- eryone on the team deserves rounds of ap- plause. not slighting Coach Bosley. tabbed Mn Strategy, HOLDREGE 44-WAYNE 46 The second two-overtime-game proved costly for the Dusters as they bowed out of the semi-finals at State. The loss came hard because Holdrege had led throughout the con- test until the last few seconds. Dean Olson was high point man in the game which lost both Haines and Nelson at costly times. HENRY POOLE, FORWARD-GUARD--HHH Hank was a player wih lots of bustle and drive. His driving lay-ins made many points. The team felt his loss when he reached his twentieth birthday in Feb- ruary. VANCE JOHNSON. FORWARD-H This was Vance's third year out for basket- ball, proving that perseverance pays. V. Johnson HOLDREGE 40-PAWNEE CITY 39 After ridding themselves of the tourna- ment jitters, Holdrege nipped Pawnee City in a thrilling fourth quarter. Nelson led scor- ing with 22 points. NEW PRACTICE SUITS The Dusters warm up in their new gold sweat suits. Gd Junior I-llgh Basketball Coach Norm Hanlch s Junlor Hlgh Cag ers p1led up one of the greatest basketball seasons In hlstorv They were undefeated 1n a nlne Game regular season and Went to the tournament sernl fmals before they were defeated for a ten w1n and one loss record 'lhe Baby Dusters defeated both Mmden and Kearney twlce Mxnden fell 24 22 and 0 lo vxnlle Kearney lost 40 22 and 49 33 Gothenburg 43 '78 Cozad 3616 and Lexmg ton 56 35 xx ere also x1ct1ms of Holdrege dur 1nff the re fular season Two hvgh school reserve teams Loom1s WELL DO IT THIS WAY declded Joe Buettner and Norm Hamch Jumor H1gh basketball coaches and Oxford were defeated 38 32 and 31 24 respectlvelv by the Baby Dusters In the flrst round of the tournaments at Cothenburg Holdrege had no trouble 1n smothermg Curtls 47 15 but 1n the second round It was a olfferent story Thev ran up afa nst at hot 'VlcCook team and met thelr flrst defeat 44 35 rv lVI1 ler and J1m Peterson The other f1V6 were Dean Carlson Kenny Ibsen Gary Claussen Jlm Hanson Roger Peterson War ren Speece and student manager Burdette Moor UNIOR '-IIGH SQUAD Coach Hanlch B Moor student manager C Smuth J Hanson G Clau sen L Muller D Carlson R Peterson J Peterson B Brews Ibsen W Speece Coach Buettner l o o . , . . 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RCW I C ewan on E3 Luxher B Wagner R Llttr ll R Erick on D Berg trom Son '1 R John on ROW I W O on IN Brown R Anderson O Poole J S or on D McConnell R N Ion J Eas er D Pollock J Ea ter ROW III Coach ll E Peck R Fandry B Fo C Hame K Lmdqul t R Peterson L Kxng Iey E Barnette Coach Keafer HIGH HURDLES Up and over are Bob Folk John Solomon Warner Olson and Lanny Klngsley MILE RELAY The m1le relay team R1chard Anderson Roger Fandrv Eldon Peck and Ke1th L1ndqu1st llmbers up Track VS 1th about th1rty boys out Coaches Ke1 fc and Bosley started the track season vxhlch saw all the home meets run at the new Mem oual f1eld ine meets 1n whlch Holdrege competed were duals w1th Mmden and Kearney the Gothenburg Relays the Kearney Inv1tat1onal the bouthvx est Conference the Central FIVE ard the D1str1ct meets R1chard Anderson mlddle dlstances broke the school record tor the 440 yard dash mxth Q, 3 attempt 1n the Mlnden Dual meet bome of the other constant polnts recelved vseze J m Easter sprlnts John Easter sprxnts Chuck Hames sprlnts dlscus shot hlffh lump broad jump Warner Olson hurd lcs hlqh Jump Kelth L1ndqu1st 440 m1le relav Earl Barnette 880 Ronnle Nelson shot and dlscus Cllff Swanson mlle Dave Musll 000 J hn Solomon hurdles hlgh Jump Bob Folk hurdles Lanny Kmgsley hurdles Dale McConnell dlscus Roger Burgeson shot chscus Duane Pollock sprmts Orvllle Poole shot Wallace Brown 440 Eldon Peck 440 mlle relax Ronny Johnson mlle Roger Er lckson m1le Bob Luther 880 Roger Fandrv 410 mlle relay and Rex Bosley h1gh Jump I I I 1 . 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'5 Scenes from the operetta are portrayed by the stage chorus the saxlors and cast members Alfred Regelm Maurxce Sl-rexth Rudy Freeburg Carmen Aten Carol Armstrong and Dwane Pollock Cperetta l All H M S Pmafore was the operetta chos en bv Nhss Ahce Harms vocal muslc dlrector lor prasentatlon bx the mu1sc department on Feoruarv '76 and 27 Maurlce Ske1th had the part of Slr Jo seph Dorter KC B He was followed every where he went bv h1s one cousln Hehe Car men Atcn md all of h1s slsters md hls wunts Rudy Freeburg capta1n on board the 'JlI'l.,lIO1G nad one daughter Josephme Carol Armstrong, who tell 1n love Wlth one of her fathers sallors Ralph Rackstraw Duane Pol lotk Her tather greatlv dlsapprox ed of nalpn Tne captam later fell 1n love Wxth L1ttle Buttercup Phxlhs Tlllotson The captaln s daughter was supposed to naxe fallen 1n loxe w1th Slr Joseph Porter lf' C B accordlng to her fathers plans but Hke mam xoung maldens she had a m1nd of ner ov n vtnen lt came to love bthers 1n th cast were D1ck Deadeye plated bx Ronnve Nelson the Boatswa1n Lloxd lfrlcxson Boatswalns Vlate Roger u seson and the lVI1ddx Alfred RPQ9l1H The sa lors ncluded Ronn e N lson Dean Lmd from Roger Lxen LaVa le Freeburg Mack Lundstrom Lloyd Enckson Esley Leaf Clmton Jon s and Norrvs Pearson Members of the mam cast were Lloyd Enckson Roger Burgeson Phyllxs Txllotson Helen Bar nette Dwane Pollock Rudy Freeburg and Ronme Nelson Not m the plcture IS Carol Armstrong Vocal Music SOPRANO ALTO Armstrong Carol Aten Carmen Bruhn Arlene Chrxstensen Carol Gorman Kay Heddrxck Rebecca Jurgens Iola Jackson Elva Gay Klnnaman Colleen Lynn Lu Ann Maglll Rosella Martm Mxrlam Moore Claudette Wh1te Carol Wmquxst Janet Baker Donna Bxerman Marlone Encson Mane Grove Irene Johnson MarJor1e Johnson Phyl11s Lxndholm Ellzabeth Lxndstrom Lila Pavelsek Ann Rogers Juamta Skoog Joan Stewart Ann Sutton Norma Tlllotson Betty GIRLS GLEE FRESHMAN SEXTET mcluded Helen Walkmgton P Conn MarJor1e Jensen Helen arnette Barbara Vlren Bexerly x Cassel and Georgla Bragg accom pamst BOY S QUARTETTE X mcludnd Dean Lmd tlom Mack Lundstmm Nlauzlce Skuth and C uxl Thorn 35 sa MIXED CHORUS SOPRANO Armstrong, Carol Armstrong, Mary Jo Asp, Gerry Aulik, Helju Borg, Beverly Cassel, Beverly Carlson, Elaine Conn, Peggy Dahlgren, Phyllis Ekholm, Marcie Enholm, Joanne Ferris, Joyce Gaulke, Ruth GIRL'S TRIO Hultquist, Janet Barnette, Helen TENORS Larson, Barbara Marshall, Betheena Norris, Ruthie Phillips, Donna Poppert, Beth Shuck, Elsie Smith, Bonnie Tillotson, Phyllis Waller, Virginia ALTO Atkinson, Lois Allmond, Barbara Aulik, Inge Baker, Janet Bergman, Allene Janet Hultquist, Carol Armstrong, and LaDonna Troxel practice their songs before contest. Fulcher, Janice Hendrickson, Pauline Isaacson, Beverly Jensen, Marjorie Johnson, Pat Lind, Pauline Erickson, Lloyd Freeburg, LaValle Freeburg, Rudy Lindstrom, Dean Meyers, Roger Pearson, Norris , , . B Nelson, Linda BASS Q I Ostgren, Phyllis Sehnert, Aileen Shaffer, Nadene Schroeder, Larileen Troxel, LaDonna Walkington, Helen Whitcomb, Mary Ann SENIOR TRIPLE TRIO Christensen, Jack Erickson, Richard Howard, John Jones, Clinton Leaf, Esley Niehaus, Charles Peterson, Ronald Regelin, Alfred was composed of Ruthie Norris, accom- panist, Pat Johnson, Norma Westcott. Joyce Ferris, Marilyn Brewster, Vir- ginia Waller, Janet Hultquist, Elaine Carlson, and Ruth Gaulke. Not in the picture is Nadene Shaffer. l TENOR Dodson, Bill Erickson. Lloyd Freeburg, LaVal1e Freeburg. Rudy Lien, Roger Lindstrom. Dean Pearson, Norris Meyers, Roger Leaf. Esley Pollock, Duane BASS Christensen, Jack Hoag, Claire Howard, John Jones, Clinton Lundstrom, Mack Niehaus, Charles Regelin, Alfred Thorn, Caryl Burgeson, Roger BOYS' GLEE Carol Armstrong Camtlla Page tells Ronn1e Nelson Joshua to Get out and stay out wh1le Ehzaheth Ashley V1v1an Page looks on Junior Play Yarn, was presented 1n a mat1nee and an evemng performance under the d1rect1on of M1ss Treva Lange and student dlrector Jo anne B1erhaus Cam1lla Page characterlzed by Carol Armstrong d1sastrously tangles the yarn and gets her two roommates V1v1an Page, enacted by Ehzabeth Ashley and Cora Blake por trayed by Janet Baker lnvolved 1n serlous trouble when she w1ns a magazme contest Roger Lzen Stuart Brand, spends hrs last quarter and shares has breakfast wxth Carol Armstrong Canulla Page Elxza beth Ashley Vnvxan Page and Janet Baker Cora Blake Other members of the cast were Rodger Lren, Margorle B1erman, Raymond Llttrell Betheena Marshall, Charles Hames, Ronn1e Nelson, Joanne Enholm, John Solomon, and Delores Exstrom The comm1ttees and commlttee chan men were publ1c1ty Dav1d NIUSII, program, Jamce Fulcner, usher, Beth Poppert tlcket sales, Dean Llndstrom, make up, A1leen Sehnert, stage crew, harl Barnette, and prop ert1es Charles Ibsen After the fmal performance, the play cast and dlrectors met 1n the h1gh school caf eterla for an lnformal party At the end of the party MISS Lange was presented w1th a g1ft from the cast MAIN CAST Joanne Enholm Betheena Marshall Ronnne Nelson Delores Exstrom Carol Armstrong Roger Llen Elizabeth Ashley Chuck Hames Marjorie Bierman Janet Baker Ray Littrell John Solomon 1, lt vii t , is' 7, q A -Q, ltr , 7, ,xy I 6 'K .,, 'Q 'wt , I . I I I I I I I 1 1 1 - , , , . : I . . . . . . . , The junior class play, The Tangled ' ' . '-- 37 ' ' . . . . ' ' ' . 5 , . ' . l. 5 u 1 ' ' - , D .1 Q - . . , l - . 7 A Q , , . . X - , I u , - - 0 . 7 5 : I 1 . I ' . Y ' I Y I 7 I Y ' I Y Y l ' . 4 V2 I W x . The cast for CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN included Ruthie Ncrrls tudent director Mnss Larson durector Barbara Larson Bruce Lynn Johnson Vlrglnla Jackson Norma Westcott Duck Spence Sharon Kung Larry Smnth Marilyn Brewster Duck Charleston, Elanne Carlson John Easter and Kelth Lmdqunst Not an the plcture are Hersch Graber nd Pat Johnson Senior Play C L lper by the Dozen a broadway plan ind moxle xx as ehoscn by clueetol Mlss Uoxotnv L lrson lor presen atlon by the sen 101 exass on Ap111.21 Asslstlng her w as Ruth IL 1No1r1s student dlreetor lhe play was a thrce aet eomedx ol a tx pleal Amerlcan lam ly ln the early 1920 s The tather Ke1th Llndqulst bellex ed ffreatlw 1n t1me saung n ot1ons and contlnuallw lectured on wasted motxons H1s Wlfe Pat Johnson xx as a sweet woman full ot loxe and patlence for her large 1-3'T11lX Kexth Lmdqutst Father Gllbreth tells hrs daughters Norma Westcott Ernes tme and Manlyn Brewster Martha not to pay much attenhon to Motor cycle Mat Her twelve ch11dren were Ernestlne Norma 'Westcott Frank Bruce Lvnn Johnson Jackre Dlck Charleston Dan Hersch Graber, E111 Dlck Spence Fred, John Easter Anne, Elame Carlson L1111an, Barbara Larson, and Martha Mar11xn Brewster Others 1n the east xncluded Mrs F1tzgera1d the housekeep doctor Roper Burgeson Joe Scales a cheer leader B111 Dodson Mlss Br111 the teacher Sharon lung and because ot 111ness J3Ck16 Sm1th played the part and Larry someone speclal Larrv Smlth Ernestme Martha and Anne who are forb1dden a normal soc1a1 11fe by the1r father take thlngs 1nto the1r own hands and solve the1r problems Dxck Spence B111 Gxlbreth eats hrs usual peanut butter sandwxch after chap eromng hrs stster Ann and her boy frlend Larry to the show . INK, K x E 7 1 K Q X , M - gf v ,H A '. fe' t I ., ' rxfulf f ' I , I J - A za I I 1 i Y ' 0 E . 7 ' 1 S 1 V , ' 7 7 7 7 7 Z -1 hs , K, , , . V v ' - -vi v' 1' V' ,' ' f' .VV Y 1 ' ' 1.1 v K- ' 5 'I ' 'A ' Q - ' ' 6 ' v. . . kr - . f ., Q L L . er, V1rg1n1a Jackson, Dr. Burton. the tamxly ' ' . 1 '1 ' ' ' ' - ' V . ', . ' ' 1. V H 1 1 ' 5 ' ' X 1 I . 1 A N, X , - .iw . : ' . 1 H. ' ' L I Q 1 1 .V A 1 1 ., ' 1 . ' -D .1 , ' , - 1 ' - Y at ', 77 - 1 , L U e , V . . . 3 Y . ' ' y ' 9 v 1 Y V 7 I I I . I 1 ' . 5 V' X , . Woo . , . Dusters N THE STAFF Ed1tor D1ck Spence Assrstant Edrtor Gerry Asp Feature Edrtor Betheena Marshall Busrness Manager Hershel Graber Reporters LaDonna Troxel Barbara Lmdgen Larrleen Schroeder John Solomon Bob Folk Chnt Jones Jack Chrlstenson Charles Ibsen Caryl Thorn Rodger L1en Joanne Enholm Joanne B1erhaus Marjorre Bierman Carol Armstrong Delores Exstrom Betheena Marshall B11l1e Peck Herschel Graber Eugene Rem mels Jean Murray Ronrue Nelson Carl Soneson Mack Lundstrom Faculty Adv1sor Robert Boesel WE LL USE THIS TYPE dec1des D1ck Spence edltor and Mr Boesel adv1sor whrle Hersch Graber bus1ness manager checks the advertrsmg WRITING HEADLINES are Roger Llen Kerth Lrndqulst Caryl Thorn La Donna Troxel Betheena Marshall and Bob Folk MAKING THE DUMMY and fmdmg news storles are Clmt Jones Jack Chrlstxanson Pat Johnson Larry Smlth Delores Exstrom and Carol Arm strong FOLDING DUSTERS are staff members Joanne B1erhaus Joanne Enholm Jean Murray and MarJor1e Brer man Purple and Gold HOW ARE SALES' ask Mr Boesel advisor and Gordon Moor business manager of sub scription chairmen Joyce Ferr1s Ruthie Norr1s and Elaine Carlson SELECTING COVERS are staff members HelJu Aulik Inge Auhk Bob Folk Norma West cott Hersch Graber and Larry Smith THE STAFF Gerry Asp Editor Janet Hultquist Dick Spence Gordon Moor Elaine Carlson Joyce Ferris Ruthie Norrls Assoclate Editor Assistant Editor Business Manager Subscriptlons Subscriptions Subscriptions DRAWING LAYOUTS are Gerry Asp, editor, and Janet Hultquist, associate editor. CORRECTING ERRORS and typing copy are staff members Barbara Larson Jackie Smlth Ruth Gaulkie and Pat Johnson Bob Folk Jackie Smith Larry Smith 'Vlack Lundstrom Norma Westcott Barbara Larson Pat Johnson Bonita Smith Ruthie Norris Ruth Gaulke Photography Editor Class Editor Faculty Editor Sports Ed1tor Assistant Sports Editor Organization Editor Panel Editor Typist Typist Typ1st I 1 -uf, ,- 5 I Z J Zn? t Ted Peterson .,.......,..,,,,,.,.,,,, Business Manager Hersch Graber .,...............e...... Literary Editor TALKING IT OVER are band officers. Larry Smith, Hersch Graber, Joanne Bierhaus. Rudy Free- burg, Gordon Moor, Dick Spence, Gerry Asp, and Earl Barnette. Not in the picture is Mack Lundstrom. C LARINET OUARTETTE included Jackie Smith, Larry Smith, Marilyn Brewster, and Dick Spence. alma Band CLARINET Dick Spence Marilyn Brewster Larry Smith Gerry Asp Jackie Smith Helen Barneite Barbara Viren Peggy Conn LaVon Brown Pat Haines Larry Harder LoAnne Richards Felice Reandeau Carolyn Gregory FLUTE Georgia Bragg Mary Carr OBOE Ruth Lindholm BASSOON Keith Lindquisi SAXOPHONE Rudy Freeburg Jeanne Bierhaus Aileen Sehnert Delores Ericson Pat Johnson Barbara Barnes Joyce Kizzier La Valle Freebu T9 FRENCH HORN Kenny Ibsen Janet Dahlgren Dale Englund CORNET Gordon Moor Ronnie Walker Jim Easier Burdette Moor Karen Shaffer Larry Steele Duane Pollock Ralph Eckwall Dale McConnell TROMBONE Earl Barneiie Chuck Haines Warner Olson Shirley Richards Wallace Brown Gary Claussen Ronnie Nelson BARITONE Bob Anderson George Lillie Roger Anderson BASS Hersch Graber Rodney Peterson Warren McC1ymont Roger Peterson DRUM Mack Lundstrom Ray Litirell Jim Johnson Jerry Darner TYMPANI Jim Peterson DRUM MAJORETTES llzallrnmzn Tmxvl. Nfrrmn Young, :md I-'llvzl Gay Ju:-ksfm Dl'ZlL'l.lL'L' l7L'l1ll'l' 11 clrill. TRUMPET TRIO iricluclc-cl Grwrlfm lVlrmI'. Dnlc MCCHH null. amd Jim Easter. Earl Barnette Hersch Graber Keith Lmdqulst Trombone Bam Bassoon Contest Solos and Small Groups BRASS SEXTET CORNET TRIO was composed of Gordon Moor Jlm InL1udedBu1dette Mom Ronnle Walk , Eastex Hersgh Graber Kenny Ibsen 91 andJ1m Edqel Bob Anderson and Earl Barnette Rudy Freeburg Georgia Bragg Gordon Moor Duck Spence Saxophone Flute Trumpet Clarmet Adrrumstratlon Band Basketball Duster Duster s Darhngs E1ghth Grade Faculty FFA Football Freshmen GAA H Club H1Y J umors Crganlzatlons Index J un1or Play Nat1onal Honor Soc1ety NHIIOHHI Thesplan Soclety Operetta Purple and Gold Senlors Semor Plav Seventh Crade School Scenery 78 80 62 66 48 49 46 47 28 29 StudentCounc1l Track Tw1sters Vocal MUSIC Department Y Teens 42 43 38 39 24 25 12 21 PLANNING THE ANNUAL at the CITIZEN PUBLISHING COMPANY are Gordon Moor John B Barton Herschel Graber Ed OShea Pat Johnson Gerry Asp ana Janet Hultqulst Conaratulaiions to the Class of l95l It's been a prlvllege to have been selected as your pr1nter for the Purple and Gold The Holdreqe Duster and your graduation printing Citizen Publishing Co. is-55 ...a E V! -e - I ' . 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 E 5 5 5 5 5 5 . f A 5 5 E 5 5 5 E 5 E 5 5 . 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THE PAUSE THAT REFRESHES - Kathryn Peterson, Don Leffler, Du- ane Pollock, and Delores Ericson en- joy refreshing bottles of COCA- COLA. Karen Shaffer, Beverly Cassel. and Earbara Viren look over the fine as- Safirictt of toilciifsc at NOBLE DRUG COMPANY. The well-stocked shelves of O. P. SKAGGS are kept in order by Ron- nie Nelson, Marvin Paulson, Pete Wagner, Lamonte Ibsen, Roger Lien, Duane Arehart. Norris Olson and Raymond Littrell. Carol Jean Armstrong, Lois Atkinson. La Donna Troxel, and Janice Fulcher inspect the fine display of furnishings at the HOME DECORATING SHOP. FRIENDLY SERVICE is shown to Norma Westcott. Virginia Jackson. Doris Dewey and Donna Phillips as they purchase shoes at the J. M. Mc- DONALD COMPANY. ON THE JOB for the Nebraska Dairy Products is Keith Lindquist. Winter and summer NEBRASKA DAIRY produces select ice cream bars. fudge bars. pop-cycles. and bulk or package ice cream. ,nl ... 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