Juniata High School - Green Dragon Yearbook (Juniata, NE)

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53,-X ND The band has had a successful year and it is on the last lap of :nts rehearsals for the succession of spring concerts The schedule for these concerts is March 18 t Kenesaw Varch 28 at Juniata and one is scheduled for Holstein but date has not been set The band has combined with Kenesaw and Holstein to form one successful unit Nr Diaz our 'band luster is planning to take a piczed band. on a tour in lay This band will have for its members the top players from the three schools The personnel of the Juniata bend is as follows Robert Sergeant Neal Pease Charles Scudder Romana Young Caroline Sumons Joan Grothen Phyllis Ruhter and Glenn Kunce- Trom- bones, James Vcferren Eva Jean Thoupson Joyce Jones Kenneth Barbara Erickson Roselle. Kennedy Dottie Buskirk--Clarinets, Phyllis Clark Ronald L1sius Norma Lenz Carol Faye Sergeant Rose Scudder Marnie Grothen- Cornets, Joan Hueske Clarys Sergeant Flutes, Jerry Eueske- Alto Phillip Kennedy Bass Roland Struss- Bass Drum, Kenneth VcFerren Snare Drum if 3 Q P 1 ' ' 2 . a. . . , , a Harpham, lllvin Uden, Joan Burr, Ardlth Snell, Patty 'Scudder, I I 16 L

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SECOND TEAV Standing L-R Roland Struss Eugene Persinger Robert Ser- geant Vartin Gartner Ficn ard Uden Lutner Uden Duane Halte Robert ll TA Cere Stxll Dale 'esenan Kneeling L-P Kenneth Cor nelius Glenn Kunce Harold Bonifas Robert Gentert K uraham Jerry Gangwish SECOND TEA! BASKETBALL RECORD FIWAL SCORES un Oppts OPPONENTS RECORDS OF INRIVIDUAL PLAYERS SUYVARY OF SEaSOh'S THRILLS Uden R Alda After losing three of tnexr first fxve gases the boys on the Trunbull Glenvil Roseland Ayr lst Aenesaw Alda Ayr lst Trunbull Wood River Heartwell lst Glenvil Wood River Holstein Heartwell lst Ayr lst St Cecllla Ayr lst CU Kenesaw KT Holste1n Roseland St Cecilia lst Team Sub O Totals l 353 second tear nave rallled to nost a fairly successful record on the sea on's play w1nd1ng up w1th an average of 19 6 points per game conpared to an opponents' average of 15 4 points per game Two of our ga es have gone 1n- to overtlne periods both of the first floor speedy boys We lost the one 17 18 and on our none won the econd 34 2 The gave wnlcn we pulled out of the fire fror St Cec11ia's after trailing 7 O at tne nalf was tne one we got tne most satisfaction out of winning 22 14 w1tn s1x of our polnts comin 1n tne last few seconds of play The best teams defeated durxng the season were Wood Plver 28 91 and Glenvxl 16-ll Our worst disanoointnent was in losing to Kenesaw 15-lo in tae finals of tne ACAA Tourney ' Denotes an Overtime Game BASEBALL TEAV RECORD Baseball as an organized sport was rexntroduced at tae school this year and altnough most of tne so were most of our onponents and we succeeded in winn1ng The last gave of tne season was tae most tnr1lling as succeeded 1n glving Holsteln 1ts only defeat of the season by a score of 8 4 benind the left hand twirling of Duane Halte and wrtn tae aid of eleven solid base hits by our trusty batters Luther Uden led the h1tters wrth four strrrght all of wrich cams with men on the bases boys were extremely green at the sport five games losing three and tying one 15 ' ,! 'I ' 15 -g -I . 2 5 '4 x A , J.- 24 y 3 ssfi 1: 51 1 one av.-es, swisaasssszl of-lavdwvdwuu Fo mdmbdmg 'cinidaiif-5..iai6.Z 10-zxxxexxoxeae-8 '- 6X040020036 21-16 ' , 42xx24o1xxo1s-1e . ' g 4XOX00O0OO4'8-13 200502211006 17-1a S ,- -- ' 1510OOOOOOO83l4-10 . s, 3X0X2Ol7300N16-7, , 4203OXO2024 17-5' . . 4X4XXXl22X4317-7 ff ' axaoa00o400 28-21 ' , Kenesaw 3 X 7 O 2 0 1 0 2 l 0 16 - 22 overtime games being with Ayr's 21220000000 7-6 . 40330000240 1e-11 -, f 9013202003020-28 5 -z. l2406301X1X2 29-14 104xx22vxx21a-15 esse4002o00a4-32' - 0' ' .' 860X2XOOXX420-25 -2 e219e00x1oo25-10 1 -, ' I2502020X220,l5-16' ' g ' 123620222002 39-16 . 2s4x00000x012-21 ' . 541122000110 22-14 1 ,.- -s, gg 2 .28l9ll486,3O660190 ' . z 15265585 -9262423232149 540 '. ' s 2, ss.. O e ' 4 I l . I . . .. 1 we

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SENIOR CLASS PLAY Back Row Left to Right Duane Burr Lutner Uden Boo Hansen Phillip Kennedy, Dale Frerichs Front Row Visa Johnson, Alyce Graham Naomi Graham Eileen Kunce Adeline VcCall Esther Hermann CAST Vre Imnda Highgate Nancy I-hghgate Lon Torence John Florenz Florence Phillip Vary Arthur Beagle Jones Adeline VcCall llleen Iunce Phillip Kennedy Duane Burr Esther Hermann llvin Uden Naomi. Graham Dale Frerichs Robert Hansen SHOPS IS The situation at Highgate House was sufficiently confus with flighty erratic Yrs Highgate continually forget names and mistaking the identities of her daughter and her servants but it becomes a pandemonlum of rlb-cracking laughs when in her md scramble to keep from being outdone in her social set she decides to have her portrait painted and by an artist Tom Lawrence whom she had ordered from the house the week before while he was visiting her daughter Fancy -and only because of his choice of necktles The difficulties of these situations become mre and more complex as the play progresseminvolvlng a queer rmlady, 'Pocketitush from which Florence, the ua1d,is suffering: the timid love of Phillip, the butler, for her: the 'humn blood- hound' activities of Beagle Jones, the detective: the whirl- wind courtship of the cook by the ever-hungry. artist-housr painter, Lon Torence: the cook's extreme dislike of the mis chievous yard boy, Arthur-to mention a few of the situation which arise. until at the Joyful ending the audience will hold their sides with laughter whlle thay, too. shout 'Take It lasyl' 17 Tom Lawrence . i ..... Luther Uden ing , . - ing ,