Lexington High School - Minute Man Yearbook (Lexington, NE)
- Class of 1956
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KM., ' X ba if f lg A ' , Q . .K X. .x I h ' ' ' X - -any - , X-. 5 - 1-v xk wa -,.,-43-1-5 I WHAT WE LIVE FOR - Dave Gauqer, Kathleen Kirby, Dorothy Schinzel TROUBLES - Shirley Haines, Larry Waides, Karen Ruae, Larr N' k ll, Oli ' R t, B tl Z , y ic e via uper e y app, lean Orthman, Betty Reichert 1 A WISH - Kathy Zeplin, Zip Cochran, Iackie Hud' son, Harold Stuckey, Luanne Stewart, Mary Ruth Rickertsen, Mary Lou Foreman, Shirley Wood, Darla Boggs ONIONS IN THE STEW - Charlene Hosick, Sharon Harvey, Dave Wolfe, Dave Parks, lim Munoz, Ker- mit Debban, Bob Collins, Sarlou Newman, Donna Lee Erwin Turn of the Screw EDITORS AND BUSINESS MANAGER - Kath- leen Kirby, Dorothy Schinzel, and Dave Gauger SENIOR DEPARTMENT - Doralee Ycutter, Sharon Knispel, and Beulah Teetor JUNIOR DEPARTMENT - Dona Margritz, Karla Banta, and Gordon Hoff SOPHOMORE DEPARTMENT - Betty Reichert, Larry Nickell, and Karen Rupe FRESHMAN DEPARTMENT - Jean Orthinan, Larry Weides, and Olivia Rupert JUNIOR HIGH - Don Teets, Betty Zapp, and Shirley Haines FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION - Donna Erwin, Bob Collins. and Sharon Harvey ORGANIZATIONS - Sarlou Newman. Dave Parks, Kermit Debban, and Charlene Hosick MUSIC - Mary Ruth Rickertsen, Shirley Wood, and Marv Lou Foreman SPORTS - Harold Stuckey, Zip Cochran, and Jackie Hudson DRAWING AND MISCELLANEOUS - Kathy Zeplin, Luanne Stewart, and Darla Boggs WHICH SHALL IT BE - Sharon Knispel, Dona Beth Margritz, Beulah Teetor, Karla Banta, Doralee Yeutter, Gordon Hoff. THE kg BUUETERE' UF L.J-I5 ALL THE WORLD IS A STAGE - Row 1: Lynn Thoreen, Sarah Hewitt, Marlene Stock iAss't. Directorl. Donna Ruth Marqritz, Constance Sherrill: Row Z: Carol Fagot, Gordon Brodine, Iim Seherqer, Mrs. Barton Kline fDirectorj, Bonnie Breeden, Gary Owens, Larry Biehl: Row 3: Marilyn Morton, Linda Kammerlohr, Carol Saulsbury. San dru Swanberg, Kenny Conner, Ianice Beyl. Carl lessen, Iunei Smith, Evelyn Van Cleave, Russell Edecxl A Date With Judy Judy Foster ,,., --- Sarah Hewitt Melvin Foster ,s.,L .s.. R ussell Edeal Dora Foster ,,,.,.,,, ,,.,,... C arol Fagot Randolph Foster ..... ..,v J ames Seberger Barbara Winsocket .........LsL,.. Lynn Thoreen Oogic Pringle .,,,,.......,,,... Gordon Brodine Hanna -,,-g- Marilyn Morton, Linda Kammerlohr Mitzi Hoffman - Connie Sherrill, Donna Margritz Mr. Martindale ..e,,.,w Gary Owens, Larry Biehl Mrs. Hotchkiss .,,,,...........,.... Janet Smith Mrs. Schultzhammer .......,.,. Carol Saulsbury, Sandra Swanberg Rexford Meridith O'Conner ....,.,,. Carl Jessen. Kenny Conner Susie .i,.. ,. ,,.,,... Bonnie Breeden, Janice Beyl Eloise Hotchkiss .,....,..,.. Evelyn Van Cleave. Myrna Lemmer IT CAN'T BE DONE The junior class play, A Date With Judy , centers around a teen-age girl, Judy Foster. She isy attempting to earn 31,000 for a community relief fund and the play involves her different schemes for gaining money. In competition with Tootsie Whitman, she sends in pictures of her parents and the house- keeper to the newspaper, which gets them all mixed up. Judy also writes a story for True Mag- azine about having three of four husbands. In the end Judy loses the contest, but she finally gets to be queen at the last minute. The three-act comedy was very entertaining to all Who attended. The play was presented November 17-18 at the Lexington High School under the direction of Mrs Barton Kline. I IF BUT I CAN'T' DOES IT MATTER Father Knows Best Betty, Bud. Kathy, and even Mother have made plans to go out. Exasperated. Father puts his foot down-they'll all stay home. Invite their friends over, ycs-but no one is to leave the house. Before he knows what has haooened, Father finds himself in the midst of all the social life in Springfield- baskctball in the basement. a garden club meeting in the living room, and hide-and-seek all over the place. To add to the confusion Father finds that Ralph and Betty have eloped! At least that's what he thinks. Actually they only went to a dance. 4'Fathcr Knows Best was a delightful evening ol' entertainment presented by the senior class April 2-l and 25 at the Lexington High Auditorium under the direction of Mrs. Barton Kline. All the truc to life adventures of the Anderson family made this an enjoyable and fun-filled comedy. Jiiia Anderson ...... ...,,..., H arold Stuckey Margaret Anderson -- --- Mary Ruth Rickertsen Betty .ss.................,,..,., Jean Orthman Kathy A- .s..........s. Doralee Yeutter Bud .,,, --- Dennis Gierhan. Donald Teets Janie .,,, ..,,,.i,. . . Roijcanne Reutlinger Ramona ,W ......., Karla Banta Patty ---ch Benairman -ss Sarlou Newman hh, David Wolf'e Ralph s..,...,. ..,,,,.,,,,e,, S hirley Wood M Brinkman U, U, .....,,.,, Lowell Bowman Officer Johnson Buds friend -, Mrs. Wembley , , - Mrs. Jones ,.., 1, Gordon Hoff. Rodney Renken Alfred Cochran Kathleen Kirbv J-- Betty Zapp Mrs. Vtoolsey ........,,.,,,,,,i,, Betty Reichert Perkins -,- Barbara Hammond. Sandra Hofferber THE PLAY IS THE THING-Kathleen Kirby, Betty Reichert, Betty Zapp, Doralee Yeutter, Alfred Cochran, Sarlou Newman, Mrs. Barton Kline 1Directorj, Rodney Renken, Barbara Hammond, Sandra Hoiierber, Gordon Hoff, Dave Wolfe, Karla Bcmta: sitting: Mary Ruth Rick- ertsen, Harold Stuckey, Don Teets, Dennis Gierhan, Lowell Bowman, Katherine Zeplin IAss't Directorj, Jean Orthman, Shirley Wood, Roi- ,e ,nne Reutlinger XY, , i OFFICERS OF THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Sarlou Newman, Vice President: Kathy Zeplin, President: Iean Orthman, Treasurer: Harlan McConnell, Secretary. SUCCESS - Seated: Kathleen Kirby, Luanne Stewart, Carol Fagot. Dorothy Schinzel, Miss Robinson, lean Orthman, Bet- ty Zapp, Doralee Yeutter: standing: Lynn Thoreen. Gor- don Hofi, Sarlou Newman. Harlan McConnell. Russell Edeal, Kathy Zeplin, Howard Lonqee, Mary Ruth Rickett- sen Pcxqe 8 The STUDENT COUNCIL add- ed an important verse to our ,56 story. Fourteen members repre- sented the students in promoting monthly assemblies, dances, ex- change assembly, football ban- quet, dance and Coronation, Twirp Week, playing Christmas records, and sponsoring career day and honors convocation. From the variety of organiz- ations open for high school appli- cants, the NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY has the highest select- ive membership, Each year five per cent of the Junior Class and ten per cent of the Senior Class, who are in the upper one-third of their class scholastically, have leadership abilities, strong charac- ter, and free time to devote to the service of the school. are chosen. Miss Gertrude M. Robinson is the instigator of constructive meas- ures for promoting ideals of this society. I HAPPY TIMES - Carol Faqot, Iean Orthman, Luanne Stew- art, Dave Gauqer, Carl Ies- sen. Mr. Cox, Howard Lon- gee, Gary Owens. Robert Ernst, Mr. Dyke, Monte Kiftin, Dave Dyke, Kermit Debban, Dick Stuckey, Bob Martin, Dorothy Schinzel OFFICERS OF STUDENT COUN- CIL-Carol Fagot, Secretary: Dorothy Schinzel, President: Luanne Stewart, Vice Presi- dent Q 3 Keeping Perfect Time NEWS ITEMS - Shirley Wood, Alfred Cochran. Harold Stuckey. Gordon Hoff. Betty Zapp. Doralee Yeutter, Dorothy Schinzel, Kathleen Kirby, Mrs. Coleman, Luanne Stewart, Kathy Zeplin, Bob Collins. Sarlou Newman, Mary Ruth Rickertsen, Dave Gauqer As BIOLOGY CLUB OFFICERS - Karen Bourne, Dick Siuckey. Mike Sludky You Like It The JOURNALISM CLASS under the supervision of Mrs. Cole- iiian, and the BIOLOGY CLUB sponsored by Mr. Conway have played an Liiportant part in the publication of this book. 'l'ne Journalism students published the Fife 'N' Drum once a month and were in charge or news notes for the down town papers once a Week. Their File 'N' Drum did not remain in the immediate territory but also traveled to other schools as an exchange. lhe principal purpose of the BIOLOGY CLUB was to stimulate an interest in outdoor life and hobbies concerned with plants and animals. They had several speakers at their meetings. which helped the students to maintain interest in the club. BARRELS OF FUN - Row 1: C. Willets, R. Hewitt, A. Brown, I. Taylor, G. Menke, P. Volk. I. Iohnson, L. Fagot. L. Rupert, R. Snurr, B. Mazcrnec: How 2: I. Reichert. I. Ham- mond, G. Nelson, P. White, N. Seaman, D. Hamar, P. Coons, B. Knaqqs, M. Flint, K. Mitchell, M. Pinkerton: C. Freud, I-I. Lee, I. Adams: Row 3: B. Byrns, P. Saulsbury, M. Sladky, D. Dyer, D. McCord, M. Murdock, E. Brecks. A. Maloley, K. Blood, G. Fedder- sen: Row 4: Mr. Conway. I. Brown, R. Cooper, C. Darby. D. Wiley, M. Anderson, I. Stark, L. Zeplin, I. Young, L. Lorraine, B. Collicott, V. Deeter, K. Bourne, A. O'Ca1la- ghan, I. Engelrup. E. Eickhorst. M. Schoenberner, D. Edwards: How 5: F. Young, B. Dolan, R. Teetor. D. Shaw. S. Anderson, D. Stuckey, S. Derickson, R. Hock, L. Erwin. T. Sheldon. M. Kiltin, S. Smith, D. Carr, K. Conner, L. Weller, G. I-liner, G. Neil, E. Fox, M. Phelps. A NEW WAY - Row 1: P. Lauby, C. Kirkpatrick, B. Mazanec, L. Rupert, R. Snurr. M. L. Kuteldt, N. Noble,: Row Z: K. Gu- tierrez, N. Shepard. I. Edwards. E. Byrd. R. Casper, I. Ham- mond. I. Iohnson. L. Fagot. M. Wilson, B. Kirkpatrick, K. Mitchell, B. Knaggs, H. Lee, D. Burkey. H. Glenn, D. Mahr: Row 3: D. Fleharty, P. Coons, C. Underwood, S. Lancaster, B. Hewitt, I. Taylor, I. Stark. A. Brown, P. Volk, G. Casper, I. Noble, N. Seaman. B. Applebee, S. Glen. D. Phillippi, D. Hamar, A. McCand1ess. M. Bauer: Row 4: L. Haney. C. Wil- lets, D. Wiley. I. Young. L. Lorraine. G. Menke. V. Deeter. B. Collicott, K. Bourne, A. O'Callaqhan. L. Zeplin, M. Ander- son, I. Engelrup. E. Eickhorst. D. Richardson. A. Knoedler, B. Tanner, I. Hewitt, S. Swanberq. P. Saulsbury. G. Nelson HAPPIEST HEARTS - Row 1: B. Breeden. D. Rohnert. D. Parks L. Wallace, K. Hodges. S. Dannehl. B. Wells: Row 2: D Schinzel, M. narron. I. Phillippi, D. Yeutter, O. Rupert, I Hudson. K. Banta. J. Teetor, P. Iacoby, D. Wolfe, C. Sauls bury, I. Beyl, D. Hilton, B. Phillippi. I. Smith, I. Orthman Row 3: C. Hosick, K. Kirby, M. Foreman. B. Reichert, S. Harv ey. D, B. Margritz, S. Holferher, W. Olmstead. S. Swanberg D. R. Margritz, C. Sherrill, L. Kammerlohr, E. Iensen, I. Brown L. Anders. I. Bossunq. I. Byrd, I. Seaman. M. Stock: Row 4 S. Newman. L. Thoreen, M. Wilson, L. Stewart, C. Fagot. R Reutlinger, D. Erwin, M. R. Rickertsen, K. Zeplin, S. Knispel L. Kugler, E. Van Cleave. B. Hammond, B. Zapp. K. Rupe. L Young. D. Grafton, M. Flehurty. S. Hewitt. Time of Our Lives HI IINX AND HI-Y OFFICERS - Dave Gauger, President: Iudy WHEAT SHOW HOSTESS - Mr. Dyke congratulating Luanne Stark. Program Chairman: Bonnie Collicott, Program Chair- Stewart on being chosen hostess for the Wheat Show. man: Arlene Brown, Secretary: Ruth Snurr. Vice President: Karen Bourne, President: Iudy Byrd. Program Chairman: Betty Reichert, Treasurer: Mary Lou Foreman, Secretary: Doralee Yeutter, President: Iean Orthman, Vice President: Iack Welliver, Sergeant at Arms: Iim Munoz, Secretary: Don Teets, Vice President: Dave Foster, Chaplain THE FOOLS - Row 1: R. Bolen, B. Martin, M. Price. D. Biehl, D. Wolfe, M. Wing, L. Cunningham, S. Pfister, I. Simmons. M. Sladky: Row 2: D. Teets, E. Brecks. M. Phelps, D. Dyer, P. Crowley. R. Sorensen. G. Brodine, D. Gauger, G. Neff, M. Craniill, G. Dodson, D. Shaw. R. Weller. L. Volk. I. Munoz: Row 3: D. Parks, O. Ward, B. Collins. D. Gilbert, R. Hock, K. Conner, D. Foster, K. Debhan, H. Adams. B. Gi Owens Paqe, C. lessen, L. Bowman, R. Renken, G. Hiner, I. Shepard, D. Stuckey: Row 4: W. Hemelstrand, L. Weller, S. Smith, L. Erwin, D. erhan. D. Reed. A. Cochran, H. Stuckey. T. Sheldon, I. Welliver, M. Kiifin, D. Carr, D. Dyke, K. Ferguson, D. White. K. Carpenter. G. I GET IT RIGHT - Row 1 lSittingJ: K. Slater, A. McCand1ess, E. Iensen, L. Boggs, V. White, L. Chipperiield, C. Kiar, E. Sherman, C. Hosick, S. Hewitt, B. Coons, L. Haney, D. Yeutter, D. Mahr, P. Lauby, D. Fleharty, M. Adams, D. Burkey, N. Noble, M. Kuleldt, C. Kirkpatrick: Row 2 fStandingJ: I. Pedersen, D. B. Marqritz, S. Hofierber, W. Olmstead, S. Whitehead, D. R. Margritz, L. Kammerlohr, P. Hibbs, L. Stieb, M. Bickertsen, D. Grafton, C. Sherrill, M. Bindewald, D. Cover, M. Naprstek, L. Bindewald, K. Edeal, C. Morton, Miss Geiger How Green Was My Valley CHAPTER SWEETHEART -- Don Teets, President oi FFA, pre- OFFICERS OF FFA AND HOME EC. - D. Wolle, Iunior Advisor: sents Pat Iacoby with the Chapter Sweetheart jacket at D. Teets, President: L. Nickell, Sentinel: D. Burkey, Vice Pres the FFA banquet Feb. 20. ident: G. Hoff, Secretary: L. Weides, Treasurer: B. Biehl, Re porter: C. Hosick, Program Chairman: L. Haney, Secretary: S. Hewitt, Vice President: B. Coons, President THE SOIL BUILDERS -- Row l fSittingJ: Mr. Moore, F. Biehl, D. Burkey, D. Teets, G. Hoff, L. Weides, L. Nickelli Row 2: D. Wolfe, H. Hoff, 1. Walston, L. Cunningham, D. Biehl, D. Weides, E. Thurber, B. Harmony, D. Reed, T. Bell, D. Horn, L. Bauer, R. Renken: Row 3: E. Hagan, D. Reed, R. Sorensen, C. Willets, M. Tingelhoff, L. Franks, M. Naprstek, R. Edeal, K. Conner, L. Biehl, I. Zauha, B. Page, E. Simmons: Row 4: K. Wolfe, M. Wing, L. Burkey. O. Ward, L. Vol k, C. lessen, G. Brodine, B. Delap, G. Hammond, R. Neben, K. Fergu- son, I. Neben, L. Conyers, G. Henry CLASS OF GOVERNMENT 7 Sitting: Olivia Rupert, Dorcxlee Yeutter, Harold Stuckey, Iecxn Orthman, Dorothy Schinzel, Jackie Hudson, Luanne Stewart: Standing: Larry Weides, Betty Reichert, Francis Biehl, Dennis Gierhan. Alfred Cochran, Mary Ruth Rickertsen, Larry Nickell Brave New World County Government at L. H. S. is an education in itself, complete with primary and general elcc- tions With all their party conventions, rallies, blar- ing bands, platforms, parades, speeches. and ban- ner carrying. The purpose of the program is to give America's future voters a complete and round- ed-out picture of elections, an important phase oi' de iiocracy. After this experience the students move on to take part in City Government during their senior year. A GREAT DAY - Sitting: Sarah Hewitt, Linda Kammerlohr, Donna Ruth Marqritz, Dian Rohnert, Gertrude Robinson. Dorothy Wolfe, Ioan Bossunq, Judy Byrd: Standing: Kenny Conner, Howard Lonqee, Carl lessen, Dave Reed, Russell Edeal, Gordon Brodine, Larry Biehl. Marvin Wing THE NEVER ENDING CHEERS - Cheerleaders: Underwood, O. Rupert, Wolfe, Iacoby, Yeutter, Mazanec. Row 1: Orthman, Edeal, Burk- ey, Shepard, Braithwait, S. Swanberq, Applebee, Edwards, E. Byrd, Gutierrez, Mohr, Bourne: Row 2: O'Callaqhan, Hudson, Knispel, Margritz. Menke, Stock, Harvey, Foreman, Rupe, Fleharty, Kammerlohr, D. Phillippi: Row 3: Hammond, A. Brown, Collicott, Sherrill, Volk, I. Phillippi, Stewart, Byrns, Reichert, Hotferber, Hosick, I. Hewitt: Row 4: Iohnson, Lancaster, L. Zeplin, L. Rupert, K. Zeplin, Wells, Wallace, S. Swanberq, L. Young, Bossunq, Parks, H. Glenn: Row 5: Casper, Stark, Taylor, Thoreen, Rickertsen, Newman, Er- win, Richardson, Olmstead, Teetor, Banta, Schinzel: Row 6: Lauby, S. Hewitt, Hilton, Anders, S. Glen, A. Knoedler, Grafton, C. Sauls- bury, Mitchell, I. Brown: Row 7: Zapp, C. Fagot, Beyl, C. Freud, B. Hewitt, Deeter, Wiley, I. Young, Snurr, Lorraine, I. Byrd, Whittaker Tumult and the Shouting THE LITTLE PEPPERS - Cindy Underwood, Barbara Mazanec. Doralee Yeutter, Pat Jacoby, Dorothy Wolfe, Olivia Rupert BAND PLAYED ON v Duane White, Dave Foster, Keith Car- penter, Harlan McConnell, Walter Hemelstrand, Donna Lee Erwin, Luanne Stewart, Iackie Hudson, Kathy Zeplin, Sarlou Newman, Mary Lou Foreman, Sharon Knispel, Mary Ruth Bickertsen TIME OF WOMEN - Doralee Yeutter, Council Member: Doro- thy Schinzel, Vice President: Kathy Zeplin, Secretary: Betty Reichert, Council Member: Luanne Stewart, President: Betty Zapp, Treasurer: Donna Ruth Marqritz, Council Member: Alyce O'Callaqhan, Council Member: Sally Lancaster, Coun- cil Member - r .1 -.IP-.,.. v ez ' ' '- - . . - - T' -3, Q me ,. lvll . 'Q -' it 5 4' nsgxg.:-g 5 5 - V ,,,,Y .li t ' .W 134- , t 11:5 -' ' 5.55. .,,., .x r '-.5 X . :wr F ' -we N 'I ' I .4 li v, 5 .-.' 'ff - ' 9' i , ' . ' - . . Z' I, I f ' ' 3 I f' if Q .J . , r'.i1x:'.- 'E'-1 3.22-E'f,':1:., ...Q ' iw. THE GOOD NATUH'D MEN - D. Teets, I.. Perkins, W. Hemelstrcmd, I. Welliver, T. Sheldon, D. Foster, L. Nickell, I. Munoz: Row 2: Coach M. Applebee, B. Collins, C. Ward, D. Parks, C. lessen, G. Owens, I. Shepard, M. Phelps, M. Wing: How 3: K. Carpenter, M. Kiitin, H. Stuckey, R. Edeal, L. French, A. Cochran, D. Gierhan, M. nngelhott, D. Dyer A jacket of orange and black with tan leather signifies members in the L CLUB. A member or this sharp gang must have a varsity letter in track. basketball, or rootball lor his passport. 'lheir varsity letters must be worn on their jackets. and the reserve and junior nigh letters on their sweaters. L.CXlI1gt0ll High School Royalty, the Football King and Queen, preceded by a blare of trumpets, a procession of crown and seeptor bearers, and other attendants mounted the steps to the stage and proceeded through a fan shaped aisle composed of L. H. S. letter- CLUB OFFICERS I-GUY Perkins 5eCfe'f1fY Treasurer men. This aisle led to an elevated throne which was encased in an enormous football helmet. Merle Applebee then crowned Olivia Ru- pert, Queen, and Dave Foster, King. The Greatest Thing In The World THE SHOES OF HAPPINESS Iim Munoz Larry Nickell Dave Foster, King: Olivia Rupert, Queen: Luanne Stewart, Dorothy Schinzel, First row Mike Long Terrell Scrogqins Ionnell Iacobson Nancy Keller Don Teets Vice President Iim Munoz President 122 tt . me PERFORNERS X X Q Q XF i - i All X1 K!! ' , XZ ,'jf X or Lug Serenade The BOYS GLEE CLUB, this year, made a good showing in all of their public appearances, which included the Variety Show and Music Contest. These thirty-seven boys are under the direction of R. K. Peterson. Officers of the BOYS GLEE CLUB were: Presi- dent, Jim Munoz: Vice President, Dick Stuckey: Secretary, Monte Kiffin: Treasurer. Carl Jessen: Librarian, Dallas Dyer, and Music Council, Kermit Debban. In four part harmony the girls of the GIRLS GLEE CLUB sang their way to the top of the lad- der. Under the direction of Miss Yvonne Teve- baugh, thc group performed in various school func- tions throughout the year including the Variety Show and the Christmas Program. Officers of the GIRLS GLEE CLUB were: Pres- ident. Dorothy Wolfeg Vice President, Bonnie Knaggs: Secretary, Deannah Burkey: and Music Selecter, Rosella Potter. FORTY SINGING SEAMEN - Row 1: R. K. Peterson, Bob Collins, Iim Shepard, Rod Hock, Earl Brecks, Larry Greenlee, Marvin Winq, Gary Neff, Gary Hiner, Paul Diefenbach, Kenny Blood, Dale Weides, Dale Biehl: Row 2: Larry Erwin, Steve Smith, Mike Sladky, El- don Fox, Dick Stuckey, Milan Phelps, Ronald Weller, Iim Munoz, Larry Weides, Loren Weller, Dallas Dyer: Row 3: Tom Sheldon, Ker- mit Debban, Dick Carr, Neil Aldridge, Martin Cooper, Kenny Conner. Charles Willets, Shirley Wood, Monte Kiflin, Lowell Bowman, Carl lessen, Gordon Brodine, Harlan McConnell, accompanist Under the direction of R. K. Peterson, seventy- tive voiees blended to make up the choir of Lex- ington High School. The group has performed many times during the year and has made Lexing- ton High School Very ,oroud of them. Some of the high lights of the year's activities included the Variety Show, Two Tickets to T V, Town. the Christmas program. and the Music Contest held at Grand Island. The choir also re- corded two fifteen minute radio programs which were used on our local radio station. KRVN. Officers of the choir were: President: Harlan McConnell Vice President: Dave Foster Treasurer: Tom Sheldon Librarian: Doralee Music Council: Jackie Hudson l 110 .:. Ii. U. L. 5. L. U. 'li- S. U. IVI. G. 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's '.-g n5..sg-.:..H:g 5 3 ff 2 I ' : McConnell, accompanist Secretary: Luanne Stewart OFFICERS or THE CHOIR - Doralee Yeuner, Librarian: Har- lan McConnell, President: Jackie Hudson, Music Council: Lu- Yeutter anne Stewart, Secretary: Dave Foster, Vice President SINGING LEAVES - Row 3: Gloria Nelson, Darlene Price, Lorna Chipperiield, Lola Haney, Beverly Tanner, Arvella Knoedler, Doris Cover. Karen Edeal, Arlene McCand1ess, Betty Applebee, Dixie Fleharty: Row 2: Maxine Wilson, Mary Bauer, Dorothy Wolfe, Bonnie Knaggs, Sadonna Swanberg, Carol Morton, Sharon Glen, Kay Slater, Emma Byrd, Helen Glenn, Yvonne Tevebauqh: Bow 1: Roberta Casper, Colleen Kiar, Noreen Noble, Pat Lauby, Deanna Mahr, Deannah Burkey, Kathleen Gutierrez, Mary Lou Kuieldt, Iudith Edwards, accompanist .nat is fi 51 if Nfl g lzll , W will .... , if er s OFFICERS OF THE BAND - Mary Lou Foreman, Captain: Wilma Olmstead, Corporal: Kathy Zeplin, Lieutenant: Mary Ruth Hickert- sen, Company Clerk: Sarlou Newman, Quartermaster: Dave Foster, Corporal: Donna Lee Erwin, Music Council: Harlan Mc- Connell, Sergeant: Luanne Stewart. Drum Maioretie ffff ff ll I Q? , I T 5 o 91 F, THEIR GREATEST HOUR- Row 4: A. Braithwaii D. Grafton W. Erwin C. Coon H. McConnell A. Zabloudil D. Reed D. White M. Wilson D. Erwin M. R. Rickertsen D. R. Margritz R. Benton A. O'Callaql1an R. K. Peterson G. Hammond L. Kammerlohr M. Benton G. Bradine L. Biehl K. Carpenter D. Foster Row 3: D. Chandler C. Underwood S. George M. Bindewald K. Zeplin S. Newman P. Crowley W. Hemelstrund Y. Biehl D. Reed P. Hammond Forward March! A snappy dru.n cadence moved the Lexington l-llgh Schooi Band across U16 root- bail field at all home games and one out-of-town game. The outstanding band snow or the season was the one presented on Arniistice Day. ihis show saluted the different branches of military service. Packing themselves and their instruments into three chartered buses, the group was one of LHS sixty bands taking part in the University Band Day. They displayed their usual high degree of pomp and energy as they marched in the annual parades of the Cozad Hay Days and the Gothenburg Fall Festival. The proud band initiated two shiny new bass horns. These horns were greatly needed and were certainly appreciated. Enhancing its flash and sparkle. at the front o. the band. marched the vnajorettes: Dorothy Hilton, Velma Deeter, Betty Reichert, Sally Lancaster. Carol Fagot and Janice Beyl. Drum Ma,ioi'iettf'. March Page I8 Luanne Stewart, led the band proudly and majes- tically at all of their band marching performances, This group of high steppers added color and inter- est to the band shows. The Pep Band kept up enthusiasm during rallies and athletic contests by playing many jazzy marches and popular songs. This group of musi- cians is taken from the first chairs of each section. Besides playing at sports affairs the Pep Band made several public appearances as a dance band. The entire band appeared in the Variety Show playing Lawrence Ellis bubble music. They re- corded two programs which were used on K.R.V.N. The band also did an excellent performance at the Music Contest in Grand Island. Officers of the band were: Captain: Mary Lou Foreman Lieutenant: Kathy Zeplin Sergeant: Harlan McConnell Music Council Donna Lee Erwin Lfmcasfef Quarterlnasterz Sdrlou Newman GOWN OF GLORY - Dorothy Hilton, Betty Reichert, Velma Deeter, 51 ae, fur WJ' S Company Clerk: Mary Ruth Ricliertsen Luanne Stewart, Drum Maiorette, Carol Puget, Ianice Beyl, Sally I ' K ' W. Lichtenwalter I. Mallett D. Yeutter I. French G. Menke M. Foreman Row 2: D. Bauer L. Wells D. Phillippi W. Olmstead I. Seaman B. Phillippi D. Rohnert I. Reichert R. Cooper L. Thoreen B. Mazanec M. Barron Row 1: I. Hudson L. Anders P. Volk S. Hewitt N. Shepard K. Edeal M. Stock Maiorettes: D. Hilton B. Reichert S. Lancaster L. Stewart I. Beyl C. I-'aqot V. Deeter Page 19 THREE O LLOCK IN THE MORNING - Cindy Underwood and Gordon Brodme were the highlights of the Lawrence Elk Show as they waltzed to Three O'Clock in the Morning. I ff IMI! 3:11212 12111111 GOOD-NIGHT LADIES - Dave Foster, Mary Ruth Rickertsen, Mary Lou Foreman, Kathy Zeplin and Gordon Brodine gave xi: nnishinq touch to the variety show as thy sang Good- Niqht Ladies. The Variety Show was presented in early De- cember. The show was divided into three parts as follows: The Fred Pharing Show. The Ted Tullivan Show, and the Lawrence Elk Show. The Fred Pharing portion, a take-off of the Fred Waring Show, was einen-ed by Dave Gauger. This part was done by the choir. The Ed Sullivan show furnished the Spark for the Ted Tullivan portion, Harold Stuckey played the part of Ted. The Boys Glee. Girls' Glee. Sex- tette. and the triple trio made up this show. Popular band leader. Lawrence Welk. was in the spotlight for the Lawrence Elk show. The band played some Atypical bubble numbers. ON THE ROAD TO MANDALAY - Special ieature oi the Ted Tullivan Show was Tom Sheldon, Gordon Brodine and Low- ell Bowman singing On the Road To Mandalay. 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I I I A LITTLE WORK - Alfred Cochran, Philip Crowley, Harold a r I Stuckey, Earl Brecks, John Iacobson IF YOU BUT KNEW - Row 3: Iim Ernst, co-captain, Dick Peterson, Ierry Foster, David Smith, Douglas Raetz, Iessie Hart, coach, Howard Han- son, Paul Nickel, David O'Cal1aghan, Bob Barron. co-captain. Tim Brown: Row 2: Gene Phillippi, Walter Wells, Iim Fagot, David Phares, Billy Greenlee, Iohn Bailey, Wayne Teetor, Bob Hilty, Tom Warren, Terry Schultz, Harold Wunder: Row 1: Roger Anderson, Bradley Wil- liams, Tim Murphy, Iames Zimmerman, Tim Brown, Tommy Van Cleave. Robert Bitner, Richard McCartney WHAT I LIVE FOR - Row 3: Richard Scxlcxden, couch, Kennv Wolfe, Charles Willets, Keith Ferguson, Ronald Benton, Larry Burkey, Sieve Anderson, Stanley Derickson, Dick Carr: Row 2: Robert Neben, Dick Stuckey, Roger Sorensen, Bill Page, lim Shepard, Larry Chadwick, Paul Dieienbuch, Larry French: Row 1: Rod Hock, Marvin Wing, Mike Slsdky, Gcxry Neff, Dick Woodside, Mick Tinqelhofi. Strenuous Life Lexington Lexington Lexington Lexington Lexington Lexington Lexington Lexington Lexington Lexington Lexington Lexington Lexington Lexington VARSITY Columbus - ,L L - McCook -M Gothenburg Kearney in Holdrege -- Curtis . ..,-- Cozad -mn North Platte Broken Bow RESERVES Cozad we., Kearney -H Gothenburg Hoidrege -Y Curtis ,WH A BACKWARD GLANCE THE HERO HONEST MEN - Dan Conway, Icrck Scroqqins, Merle Applebee Dick Scxlcxden, Iessie Har! ,Z x 'Q f 3 E z 5 5 I Q2 2 S 9,4 Q ga x,mmmsmm:m ww.sw xXwz' w -m.:wwmaQxw'fwms.z:ew'vxJ,., . nf, w.,, , ..'w,91N. wp ,mHw..'::X-af., .W ww., Q f . 3 Pmsfiwj i E z 4 'Hs-..,., If ff ---'- ' YOOK UP Row 3 Phil Crowley Dave Gilbert Ted Watson Dave Dyke Allen Zabloudil, Neil Aldridge. Larry Adams: Row 2 Rorald Wel ler Ierry Yeutter Dwight Stubbs lerry Simmons Steve Pfister Iim Brown Gary Hillistad, Dan Conway: Row l: Barry Sherman Bob Mc Lexington Lexington Lexington Lexington Lexington Lexington Lexington Lexington llL'XlIlL1tlJH Lexington Lexington Lexington Lexington Lexington Lexington Turmoil uocnenourg Gotnenourg Cozud L. , , ,, lvleUook -, COZLlCl - ,,,, North Platte Curtis - 7 L l-loiciiege -, ixeuriiev -, HIGH Cozud LL- , McCook .,,, Cozud - - ,. , , North Platte-v Lexington FFA Kearney - - - THE FIRST DAY Row 3 Ierry Whittaker Dick Peterson lerry Living ion Rodney Trumbull, Douglas Raetz, Paul Nickel, Iim Ernst David O Callaghan Howard Hanson Row 2 Iessie Hart Leo Reyes Robert H lty, Robert Barron, Ronald Lupe, David Smith, David Phares Terry S hultz Jerry Waller lohn Bailey Row 1 Richard Ieiirey Walter Wells Sterling Moritz, Larry Grayek, Dick McCartney, Roger Anderson MEMORY WISE OWLS - Daniel Conway, Richard Saladen, Merle Ap- RESERVES plebee Lexington -, Y, 52 Broken Bow -, U 39 Lexington -, H 47 Gothenburg -, H -L8 Lexington -- W 39 Cozad ,,.., ,- 37 Lexington -- N 58 Curtis ...,, ,c 34 Lexington -, o, 39 McCook --,,,, ,- -17 Lexington -, N 21 North Platte U ,W -16 Lexington -- H -18 Cozud ,,,,,,,,, H 42 ' Lexington , A 49 Gothenburg ,,,, 48 Lexington , H 45 Elwood Varsity -H ,- 51 Lexington -, H, -10 Curtis ,, ,,,-, - 51 Lexington -, U 51 Ogallala ,H J 45 Lexington -V 31 Minden -L L 52 'Q A Lexington ,- H 51 Holdreego M, W 56 in Lexington H 50 Keurnev en, L 52 ON THE IOB - Student managers Zip Coch F ' ran and Gary Neff taping Larry Nickell'f' or Faith a ncl Freedom TRY, TRY AGAIN - Mike Sladky, Louie Gomez, Paul Dietenbach, Dick Stuckey, Mick Tingelhoff, Ronald Benton, Robert Ernst, Gary Owens, Roger Sorensen, Dallas Dyer, Larry Chadwick, Earl Brecks, Coach Saladen , f W 4 ff S 'Na X, 55,11 yfffi if' wi Y ' 6 .i,Q.JW'bXs THE LAST HUNT - Couch Applebee, Don Teets, Milan Phelps, Iim Munoz, Larry French, Rod Hock, Carl lessen, Larry Nickell, Russell Edecxl Steve Smith, Monte Kifiin, Bill Montoya, Tom Sheldon Soldiers oi Fortu Lexington High School can well be proud of their basketball squad this season. Although thev had an eleven loss-eight win record, it was con- sidered a Successful season because of the exeel- l-ent showing in the district tournament, The Min- ute Men downed the two favored teams, Fairburv and Seward, before losing two points to the York Dukes in the finals. HAPPY THOUGHTS FIS Lexington Broken Bow Lexington Grand Island Lexington Central City Lexington Gothenburg - Lexington Cozad .i,. -- Lexington Curtis ...., Lexington McCook ..,, Lexington North Platte Lexington Cozad ..L... Lexington Gothenburg Lexington York ------- Lexington Curtis ---- Lexington Ogallala -- Lexington Minden . -- Lexington Holdrege --- Lexington Kearnev --- Lexington Fairburv --- Lexinflton Seward --- Lexington York ---- LAST LIGHT - Ottoman' Meister, Cal Nimie, Theodore Sanders KING'S ROW - lack Scroqqiris. Merle Applebee, GOAL TO GO Dan Conway. Richard Saladen WWW 4'-W.,,,.,,, ww-mm. EXCUSE MY DUST Mastermen Ready Dawson County .,,,. --- April 2 Kearney Dual Meet .... -- April 18 K.S.T.C. Invitational -U -- April 19 Central Five .....,,.,. -, April 27 Gothenburg Relay -- .,.,. April 30 District Qualify ..,. ce, 7 ,lll,.l,,...,,.. May 4 State Meet .,,.,.,,e,.,,,.....e..... May ll 84 12 This year the Lexington High School Track team completed a mediocre season. Although it was a rather slack season, the coaches enjoyed the fact that most of the points were made by underclass- men. The leading point-getters for the season were as follows: Larry Perkins and Tom Sheldon in the discus and high hurdles, Gary Owens and Dick Stuckey in the 440, Steve Smith in the broad jump and Marvin Blodgett in the pole vault. Lexington High looks to next year for a good track Season. BOOTS - Row 2: Larry Nickell, Ronald Benton, Russell Edeal. lack Welliver, Monte Kifiin. Tom Sheldon. Zip Cochran. Steve Smith, Bob Ernst Larry Perkins. Keith Ferguson, Kenny Wolfe, Gary Owens. Sieve An derson: Row 1: Rod I-lock, Marvin Blodqett, Mike Sladky, Dallas Dyer Otis Ward. Larry French. lim Shepard. Mike Murdock. Milan Phelps. Iim Seherqer. Dick Stuckey, Paul Diefenbach, Mick Tinqelhoif Gary Nei! LOOKING UP - Row 2: Dwight Stubbs, Phil. Crowley. Charles Brucker, Dave Gilbert, Pat 0'Ca1laqhan, Ierry Yeutter, Larry Bauer, Mr. Con- way: Row le Steve Pfister. Ierry Simmons, Bob McCall. Dale Weides, Frank Alvarado, Bob Martin, Tom Bell Dawson County .-,. W April 2 Kearney Dual Meet -, -- April 18 Central Five .,.......,....,.,,......... April 27 Coach Dan Conway upheld his football and bas- ketball records by fielding a good track team. The Freshmen seemed loaded with talent and a prom- 1se ot future varsity talent was given a boost. Con- gratulations, Freshmen track team. Kearney Dual Meet -- , ...,........ April 18 Central Five ..................,........ April 27 Dawson County ..,..,...........,....... May 5 The Junior High under the coaching of Jesse Hart participated in three track meets. Much abil- ity was shown by these boys and the prospects of the future seem good. Roughing It HIGHWAY MEN - Row 2: Ioe Cervantes, Donald McGinnis, David Phares, David O'Ca1laqhan, Paul Nickel, Ierry Foster, Douglas Raetz. lim Ernst, Howard Hanson, Dick Peterson, Ronald Lape David Smith, Bob Barron, Billy Greenlee, Mr. Hart: How 1: Gary Hagan, Larry Tillson, Roger Anderson, Iim Miller, Iohn Bailey, North Sherrill, Richard McCartney, Tim Brown, Larry Grayek, Walter Wells, Iim Hudson, Gary Horn, Gene Phillippi, Leo Reyes, Tom Van Cleave lf 4312? THE ETARS F , UU IIF' Ll-IE Page 4 XX ff The Laws The friendly smile greeting everyon: who walks into the office belongs to MISS DORIS SMITH, Much of her time is spent writing -excuses, listen- ing to students' troubles, and operating the school ,switch board. After a year's absence, THERESA OGORSOLKA is back again to fulfill efficiently her many duties as a pleasing office secretary and treasurer. She also faithfully sells tickets at all school affairs. O. CAPTAIN, MY CAPTAIN - Mr. Glenn Miller LOYALTIES - Doris Smith, Theresa Oqorsolka The man most responsible for Lexington's edu- cational progress over the last twenty years is Su- perintendent GLENN E. MILLER. He is well known throughout the state for his executive abil- ity, efficiency, and effective use of the tax payer's money. Under Mr. Mil1er's guidance, precision and convention have their rightful places. And in his duty, prompt at every call -that is principal JOHN D. COX. Eventually to him go all the worries of both students and teachers. Prepar- ing schedules, supervising all school activities, ad- vising the student council and the annual staff are routine. Unscheduled duties are legion. df' gms! 5 - - Eifziaijv .- , . .2 E ,I 1 -1 THE WINGS OF THE LEARNED -- Mr. John D. COX AR. RALPH COONS, Vice President oi the Board of Educa- tzon. Owner of Midway Supply. MHS, EVELYNE ENGLISH, Secretary oi the Board oi Educa- tion. Owner and operator of English Floral Shop. MR. M. E. EDWARDS, Manager of Graham-Edwards. MR. CLARENCE IACOBSON, Lexington Mill and Elevator. MRS. HELEN MCGUIRE, President ot the Board oi Education Manager oi Lexington Hotel. The board of education consists of six members who are elected by the voters. They are Mrs. T. R McGuire, Mrs. Williatii English. Mr. Clarence Jac- obson, Mr. Floyd Housel. Mrs. R. E, Coons and Mr I-JI E. Edwards. The Working Crew Meeting every month with Mr. Miller they dis- cuss the management of the Lexington Public Schools. Th-ey really are overseers of the manage- ment of the school and act as mediators between the school and the community. TWO achievements of the board this Year are the addition to Bryan School and plans for the new high school. Other duties they perform are approving and adopting an annual budget, setting the length of the school year, determining vacation dates, adopt ing pay scales, and setting production require ments, MH. FLOYD HOUSEI., Manager ol Rosenberg Company. h I CLARA GEIGER, first-aid nurse and general mender, teaches home -economics, sponsors the Horne Ec. Club, and co-sponsors the junior class. LILLIAN HANSON, Hansie . teaches English ll and 12, American and English literature so ca- pably that her graduates usually establish good records at the university. GERTRUDE ROBINSON, Robbie . teaches Amer- ican history, on which subject she could be a 9564,- 000 winner. She also teach-es Latin. sponsors the honor society. and exemplifies school spirit, ROBERT DYKE. K'Protcssor . dryly humorous and sophisticated, teaches advanced math, counsels puzzled students, and co-sponsors thc student council and the senior class, ROGENE ROGERS, chic and reserved. teaches ge- ometry and algebra and co-sponsors thc Hi Jinx. The F Scho DAN CONWAY. built like a football player, teach- es biology and coaches freshman athletics. He sponsors the Biology Club and is a co-sponsor ot' the sophomore class. WARREN SMITH, Smitty , is the pleasant, in- dustrious young fellow who teaches radio and electricity, physics, general science, and chem- istry. He also sponsors the Science Club and co- sponsors the junior class. LEE MOORE. another genial southern gentleman. is the agriculture teacher, FFA advisor, and co- sponsor of the junior class. He also teaches young farmer classes. DICK SALADEN, that quiet friendly fellow. teaches manual arts, coaches the reserve teams. and co-sponsors the Hi-Y Club. :osier nasters LOGAN LANCASTER, 'tLogie , pinch-hitter, teaches driver-education, and junior business: supervises the lunch room, and keeps the library part time. He is co-sponsor of the senior class and of the annual. R. K. PETERSON, Pete , robust maestro. has charge of band, choir, and boys' glee club. He is a co-sponsor of the Pep Club and of the junior class. JACK SCROGGINS, the well dressed young man with the southern drawl, assists with varsity coaching, teaches American problems and world geography, and co-sponsors the Hi-Y Club. MERLE APPLEBEE, the inscrutable head coach, turns boys into athletes, teaches World history, and sponsors the L Club. HAMILTON MANZEL, famed for his good humor and stiff exams, teaches commercial subjects. COLLEEN CLINE, a pleasant cadet teacher from Kearney College, practiced teaching Eng- lish and commercial for nine weeks last han. JOYCE KOENIG, youthful, attractive, and sedate, teaches commercial subjects and is a co-sponsor of the Pep Club. DELORES COLEMAN, usually seen Wearing a shoulder purse, is the librarian, teaches the jour- nalism class, sponsors The Fife 'N Drum and co-sponsors the annual and sophomore class. FRANCES ELLIS, spicy and vivacious, improves school programs by effectively presenting stu- dents in pantomimes, teaches English 10 and speech, and co-sponsors the Freshman class and the Pep Club. HOMER QUALLS, quiet and studious, teaches English 9 and speech and is a co-sponsor of the Freshman class. MABLE SLADKY, petite and energetic, teaches Spanish, and English 11, directs girls' gyin classes. and co-sponsors the Hi-Jinx. ..., THE COMMON GLORYfAnrxual Boosters. THE SHINiNG TRAIL-Vivian Fread, Iudith Dunlap, Linda Dun lap, Ioyce Naumann, Ierri Seaman, Sandra George, Patty Neff. Melinda Hewiti, Marylu TruPP, Audrey Wood. Contributing to the clevciopment of the talented and distinguish-ed juniur high students are un in- spiring ensemble of teachers co iaposed of the fol- lowing: James Sohl, arithiiietici Geraldine Jones, art, related English, and healthg Tressie Leopold, arithmetic, English. and health: Donna Peterson. history and geography: Jesse Hart. science and gynig Helen Mesner, English und history: Mable Sladky, girls' physical education: and Yvonne Tevebaugh. music. L, 00 'U' Lirrle Men BRIGHT HERITAGE--Diana Pittenqer, Karen Perkins, Richard THE GREAT TRADITION-Donna PMSYSOH, lesse Hart, Iames Ieffrey, Walter Wells, Bob Hilty: seated: Mcxrylin Deeier, Les- Sohl Aqdd lohnson, Tressie Leopold, Geraldine Iones, Yvonne lie Buntu, Darlene Rupert, Kaihy Sludky, Wanda Erwin, Dick Tevebuugh Helen Mesner. McCartney, Gene Phillippi, David Stubbs, Gary Horn. 'ir THESE HAPPY GOLDEN YEARS-Eighth Grade DEEP ARE THE ROOTS-Eighth G1-qde L-Af Z! 0 AJ 6 Ui 'X 7 x 1 The enthusiastic and energetic junior high stu- dent council under the direction of Miss Peterson and Miss Johnson carried out its various activities and functions with competence. The members who helped write this successful chapter are Wanda Erwin, Marylin Deeter, Leslie Banta, Darlene Ru- pert, Kathy Sladky, Dick McCartney, G-ene Phil- Qippi, David Stubbs. Gary Horn, Diana Pittenger, Karen Perkins. Richard Jeffrey, Walter Wells, and Bob Hilty. Under the leadership of their peppy and enthus- iastic ch-eerleaders-Vivian Fread, Judy Dunlap, Joyce Naumann, Audrey Wood, Sandra George. Patty Neff, Linda Dunlap, Melinda Hewitt, Mary- lu Trupp, and Jerri Seaman, the Junior High Pep Club led their team to many athletic successes. and Women THE IVY YEARS-Seventh Grade. GROWTH OF THE SOIL-Seventh Grade 11-mm:11,::g..ww,w,,-wf:.'MNmsawf1,fmm.,.gwi., ,-,, wi-fa,-fi 2::m::nxm4ewQff14M..,mags5mfm-wwummmnf +mm TRAGEDY OF THE YEAR-Lamont Schrack's death November 13 THE SIX MUSKETEERS-Nancy Shepard, Betty Applebee, Char- lotte Palmgren, Sharon Glen, Sally Lancaster, Iudith Edwards THE TELLTALE HEART-Helen Glenn, Bill Chrisman, Kathleen Gutierrez THE DAY MUST DAWN-Dawn Richardson, Kenneth Schwarz, LeRoy Welliver, Ronald Weller, Ted Watson, lack Speqel RIDE WITH ME-David Dyke, David Gilbert, Pat Adams, Ron- ald McGinnis, Cindy Underwood, Deannah Burkey VANITY FAlRiMarilyn Bindewald, Roberta Casper, Emma Byrd, Lorna Chipperfield, Mary Bauer A 4, If GSM' Pm Pm r Q . ya 4! U glnners TOM SAWYER-Ierome Yeutter, LeRoy Milbourn, Philip Crow- ley, Ierry Simmons OUT ON A LIMB-William Enqler, Ronnie Heins, Everett Hug- cm. Clayton Gutschow, Dennis Reed r WINDOW FOR KAREN-Betty Reed, Donna Richardson, Karen Rcxsby, Steve Pfister, Gary Phillips, Wesley Richardson TI-IE GIRL I LEFT BEHIND-Pat O'Ccx1laqhan, Larry Conyers, Martin Cooper, Lou Arm Stieb TREASURE BELOW-Beverly Tanner, Edwin Thurber, Dale Weides, Arvellc Knoedler, Billy Montoya THEY LOVE TO LAUGH-Allan Henninqer, Charlotte Kirkpat- rick, Richard Hodges, Lola Haney, Gary Hillistad, ludith Hewitt NONE BUT THE BRAVE-Rodney Bailey, Frank Alvarado, Lin- da Boggs, Luretta Bindewald. Larry Bauer WE ARE FIVE-Larry Barnes, Arlene McCand1ess, Dale Biehl, Deanna Mahr, Wayne Brown LAUGHING BOY-Sandra Whitehead, Robert McCall, Robert Martin, Larry Lockwood, Robert Lunn, Maxine Wilson ROMEO-Roger Palmqren, Doris Cover, Karen Edeal, Dixie Fle- harty THICKER THAN WATER-Colleen Kiar, Loren Ledroit, Harvey Hott, Patty I-Iibbs, Mary Lou Kuieldt, Larry Ourada Although new to high school Ways the fi'-eshanen have made excellent progress and have becone very desirable members of L. H. S. The class officers, Jerry Simmons, president: LeRoy Mil- bourne, Vice president: Jerry Yeutter, secretary: and Phil Crowley, treasurer, have led their class mates through a v-ery successful year. Their classmates honored Robert Martin and Da- vid Dyke by electing them the freshmen xneinbers of the student council. Cindy Underwood is a varf sity cheerleader and Sally Lancaster qualified as a majorette. BIG RED-Larry Smith, Lamont Schrack, LeRoy Cunninqhom, Barry Sherman A GIRL CAN DREAM--Gary Wood, Dwight Siubbs, Gary Wil- liams, Allen Zabloudil, Verna White LAUGHING ANN-Neil Aldridge, Ann Brathiwaii, Robbie Bolen, Larry Adams, Sadonna Swanberq, George Milligan THE DEERSLAYER-Rex Morris, Noreen Noble, Patricia Price, Don Parks, Marcella Naprstek, Delores Phillippi HOMEWARD BOUND-lack Canlreel, Pai Lauby, Alun Brum- met, Carol Morton WHERE DID YOU GET THAT HAT-Helen DuPue, Iohn McCord, Charles Brucker, Torn Bell, Kay Slater, Eileen Sherman The H6 Musketeers , Betty Applebee. Judy Ed- wards, Sharon Glenn, Sally Lancaster, Charlotte Palmgren, and Nancy Shepard kept freshman class spirits high. Mrs. Ellis and Mr, Qualls guided then as spon- sors. One of the biggest projects of the class was that gala affair. the beautiful Frosh'nan Fro'ic Page 43 THE LEARNED ONES-Marilyn Anderson, Milan Phelps, Dallas Dyer, Barbara Mazanec BATTER UP-Karen Mitchell, Earl Brecks, Marilyn Reed, Iim Shepard, Stanley Derickson THE RESTLESS REDHEADS-Dorothy Hamar, Ieanette Iohnson, LaDonna Faqot, Lois Zeplin, Lorraine Lorraine Page 44 WOMAN WITH A SWORD-Shirley Gruber, Delores Chandler, Elinor Hagan, Bernard Lemmer, Ronald Teelor, Eugene Sim- mons THE STAR GAZERS-Dick Shaw, Murel Craniill, Iudy Stark, Paula Whittaker, Ruth Snurr, Gary Hammond The Pa The potentiality of the sophomore class is evi- dent in their remarkable achievements this past year. Their high ratings scholasticully, athlctically, and musically prove them to be a very capable class. The Class of 58', owe their success to their ca- pable class officers, Dallas Dy-er, president: Milan Phelps, vice presidentg Marilyn Anderson, secre- tary: and Barbara Mazanec, treasurer. Monte Kif- fin, Bob Ernst and Dick Stuckey are their repre- sentatives on the Student Council. Mr. Conway and Mrs. Coleman are sponsors of the class. MY RUTH-Eldon Fox, Bonnie Knaqgs, Roger Knaqqs. Marion Anderson. Ruth Cooper, Larry Franks LETTER TO A STHANGER-Gene Dodson, Rebecca Hewitt, Ron- ald Benton, Iohn Zauhn, lean Enqlerup ifinclers The sophomore class also participates in athlet- ic eventsg football, basketball, and track, and have been a valuable asset as sportsmen. Many of the stud-ents are in band, choir, girls' glee, and boys' gl-ee. They have much scholastic merit which is evident by the number of students on the honor roll and honorable mention. We hope the sophomore class will take advan- tage of their potentiality and continue their meri- torious achievements in their remaining years of high school. THE TALL DARK MAN-Velma Deeter, Eileen Eickhorst, Luellcr Rupert, Monte Kiifin, Darlene Wiley, Betty Kirkpatrick WOMAN'S LAST WORDS-Bonnie Collicott, Ierry Wunder, Rob- ert Neben, Gene Henry, David McCord, Paul Diefenbach THREE GUYS NAMED MIKE-Arlene Brown, Betty Byrns, Karen Bourne, Mick Tinqlehoil, Mike Slcxdky, Mike Murdock Page 45 HALF PORTIONS-Sieve Smith, Steve Anderson, Dick Carr. Billy Fanter, Iimmy Brown, Donald Wheeler THE EXPLORER-Phvllis White, Dick Woodside, Harrietle Lee. Billy Page, Franklin Young lf' I HAD BUT I-'ll-'TY CENTS-Norma Seaman, Georgia Casper, lane! Brummel, Pat Coons, Gary Feddersen Page 46 DREAM DAYS-James Coryell, Tracy Wood, Martha Fecht, Carolyn Darby, Calhryn Gries, Larry Chadwick THE IOURNEY UP-Alyce O'Callaqhan, Kenneth Blood, lean Reichert, Roger Sorensen, Iudy Younq. Garry Neff RAND OF ANGELS-Marlene Schoenberner, Carolyn Willets, Darlene Goedert, Dick Sluckey, Gwen Menke. Iill Taylor. ONLY A LITTLE GIRI-f-loan Hammond, June Addms, Mildred THE HUNGER FIGHTERS-Marvin Blodgett, Raymond Barnes, Flint, Bob Ernsi, Bobby Dolan, Dwight Edwards Ioe Muycx, Robert Wilson, Andy Maloley THE ALL AMERICAN+PhYlliS SC1UlSbUrY, LarrY Erwin, Carolyn SNIPS AND SNAILS-Keith Ferguson, Icmet Noble, Gary Schultz Freud, Rodney Hock, Peggy Volk A LITTLE THING--Iim Muldoon, Bob Meyer, Gloria Nelson THOSE BIG RED SHOES-Ben Reyes, Fred Fenton, IoAnn Powers, Bill Delap Page 47 Th S Wheels x 5 T Q of I Life THIS ABOVE ALL-Larry Biehl, Linda Kammerlohr, Iulie Brownl Marlene Stock HERE I STAY-Harold Wehrli. Leo Noble, Louis Gomez THE DEVINE COMEDY-Carol Scxulsbury, Danna Gruiton. Lynn Thoreen, Surah Hewitt BRIDE OF FORTUNE-Rodney Parks, Lorraine VVa1lace, Iumes Seberger A MATTER OF BUSINESSfWilliam Miller, Mary Ann Flehurly, Sandra Parks, Marilyn Morton Under the sponsorship of Mr. Smith, Mr. Moore, Miss Geiger, and Mr. Peterson, the juniors finally reached their goal as upper classmen. 'l he class was led by the following officers: pres- ident, Larry Biehlg vice president, Linda Kannner- lohri secietary. Julie Browng and Marlene Stock hen! the position of treasurer. Standing up for the juniors' right in the Student Council were Carol Fagot. Carl Jessen. Gary Ow- n-ns, and Howard Longec. A STUDY IN SCARLET-Doroihv Wolfe, Mary Lou Bcxrfbn, Don- na Bauer, Icnice Beyl, Dorothy Hilton LOST LADY-Dick Shermcm, Dian Rohnert, Carol Bice, Jerry Schultz THE ACCIDENT-Ierry Harding, Wayne Lichtenwalter, Richard Parrish IT'S ALL IN THE MAKING-Melvin Naprstek, Clifford Cox, Rus- sell Edeal Their twenty members in the all girl Pep Club did their Share of cheering While many of their boys were taking part in the sports. Pat Jacoby and Dorothy Wolfe, juniors on the cheerleading squad did an excellent job in prov- ing the enthusiasm of their class. Many of the boys and girls took part in the coun- ty government day on November 23. Their big hit was the class play, HA Date With Judy, which was given in the early fall, The biggest task for the juniors was the junior- s-enior prozn which was a great success. VlCTORYfViola Woodside, Barbara Phillippi, Darlene Parks, Bonnie Woodside HONEY IN THE HORN-Artie Boqqs, lim Walston, Ianet Smith, TI-IE THIRD INGREDIENTvIudy Byrd, Elaine Iensen, Donna Dwight Horn, Iackie Seaman Ruth Margriiz SLEEPING BEAUTY-Maxine Wilson, Priscilla Aldridge, Bever- IF WINTER COMES-Elden Morris, Merna Lemmer, Marshall ly Bauer Price, Darlene Price MUTINY ON THE BOUNTY-Barbara Wells, Icmet Adams, Lois KIDNAPPED-LaVawn Anders, Larry Burkey, Karen Hodqes, Wells, Willene Melvin, Evelyn Van Cleave, Loretta Kuqler, Sallie Dannehl Linda Young Page 50 ROUND UP-Carl lessen, Howard Lonqee, Charles Willets, Larry French ALL THIS AND HEAVEN TOO--Larry Volk, Gary Hiner, Carol Faqot, David Reed TALES OF THE SOUTH PACIFIC-Gaylan Abood, Darrell Evans, Loren Weller THE WONDER-Ierry Wiley, Kenny Conner, Gordon Brodine, Kenny Wolfe ROYAL ROAD TO ROMANCE-Marvin Wing, Gary Owens, Pat Iacoby, Tom Sheldon AGE OF INNOCENCE-Sandra Swanberg, Ioan Bossung, Bon- nie Breeden, Constance Sherrill Page 51 Yesfercla Today MERNA ADAMS- Toots --Home Ec Club l-2-3-4. RITA ALVARADO- Bit -Hi-Jinx 2. KARLA BANTA- Banty -Annual Staff, Choir 2-3-4, Girls' Glee l, Operetta, Pep Club l-3-4, Cheerleader-Freshman, Hi-Iinx 1-2-3-4, Biology Club, Variety Show l-2-3-4, Triple Trio l-2-3-4, Play Cast 4. FRANCIS BIEHL- Buss -Band 2-3-4, F. F. A. l-2-3-4, Re- porter 4, Biology Club, City Government, Variety Show 2-4, Play Production 4. DARLA BOGGS- Coy -Annual Staii, Biology Club. LOWELL BOWMAN- Butch -Choir 2-3-4, Chorus t-2-3-4, Operetta 3, Pep Club 1, Hi-Y l-2-3-4, Biology Club, County Gov- ernment, Play Cast 3-4, Football l, Basketball 1, Variety Show 2-4. DICK BURKEY- Burk -joys' Glee l, F. F. A. l-2-3-4, lunior Reporter 1, Vice President 4, Hi-Y 1, Biology Club, Football l, Variety Show l. KEITH CARPENTER- Carp -Band I-2-3-4, Pep Band 3-4, L Club 4, Hi-Y 3-4, Biology Club, Play Production 3, Football Z-1, Basketball 1, Track l, Variety Show l-2-4. ALFRED COCHRAN- Zip -Iournalism, Annual Staff, Flie 'N' Drum, Pep Club l, L Club 2-3-4, Hi-Y l-2-3-4, City Government, Play Production 3, Play Cast 4, Track 2-3-4, Student Manager 1- 2-3-4. i ROBERT COLLINS-''Boch -Iournalism, Annual S1-rfl, File 'N' Drum, Choir l-2-4, Boys' Glee l-2-4, Pep Club 2, L Club 4, Hi-Y l-2-3--4, Biology Club, County Government, Play Production 3, Football 1-2-3-4, Basketball 1, Track 1-2, Grade School Coach 3, Variety Show 4. BARBARA COONS- Babs -Girls' Glee l-2, Home Ec. Club 1-2-3-4, President 4, Play Production 3-4, Variety Show 1-2. Page 53 KERMIT DEBBAN-''Dimples -Student Council 4, Choir 2-3-4, Music Councilman 3, Boys' Glee 1-2-3-4, Music Councilman 4, Operetta, Pep Club l-2, Hi-Y 1-2-3-4, Biology Club, County Gov- ernznent, Play Production 3-4, Basketball 1, Track 1-2, Variety Show l-2-4. GEORGIA DOLANA Sn1iley -Home EC Club l, Play Produc- tion 3. SHIRLEY ELOE- Igloo -Band 1-2-3-4, Choir 4, Girls' Glee 2, Pep Band 3, Home Ec. Club 1, Hi-Itrgx 2-3, Play Production 3-4, Vaiuety Show l-2-4, Drill Squad. DONNA ERWIN- Doiei'-Band l-2-3-4, Corporal 4, Annual Staff, Choir 3-4, Girls' Glee 1, Operetta, Pep Club 3-4, Pep Band 4, Hi-Iinx 2-3-4, Council Member 4, Biology Club, Secretary-Trecn surer 2, County Government, Play Production 3, Variety Show l-2-4. MARY LOU FOREMAN- Form -Band 1-2-3-4, Captain 4, An- nual Staif, Choir 2-3-4, Girls' Glee l, President, Operetta, Pep Club 2-3-4, Council Member 2, Pep Band I-2-3-4, Hi-Iinx 1-2-3-4, Secretary 4, Biology Club, Play Production 3, Variety Show I-2- 4, Misfits 1-2-3-4, All-State 3. DAVID FOSTER- Feta -Class President l, Band 1-2-3-4, Cor- poral 2-3-4, Choir 2-4, Vice President 4, Boys' Glee 2, Pep Club 1-2, Pep Band 2-3-4, Football King, Hi-Y l-2-3-4, Songleader 4, Chaplain 4, Play Production 3, Football 1-2-3-4, Basketball 1-2, Track 1-2, Grade School Coach 4, Variety Show l-2-4. IOAN FRENCH-''Frenchie -Transferred lrom Payette, Idaho 4, land 4, Variety Show 4. GLEN GARCIA- Gleenie . The Way of the World DAVID GAUGER- Dave -Student Council 2-3-4, Annual Staff, Iournalism, Fife 'N' Drum Editor, Hi-Y l-2-3-4, President 4, Bioloogy Club, Play Cast 3, Variety Show 4, Grade School Coach 2-3, Business Manager of Annual. Boys' State 3. DENNIS GIERHAN- Pete -Class Treasurer 4, Choir I-2-3, Boys' Glee l-2-3, President 3, Pep Club 2, L Club 4, Hi-Y l-2-3-4, Biology Club, President 2, City Government, County Govern- ment, Football l-2-4, Basketball 1-Z-3, Track 1-2-3, Variety Show 1-2, Play Cast 4. DARWIN HAGAN- Duck F. F. A. 1-2-3-4, Track 1. SHIRLEY I-IAINES- Yankee -Band l-2, Annual Staff, Choir 2-3-4, Girls' Glee 1, Operetta, Pep Club 3, Home Ec. Club l-2, Hi-Iinx l-2-3, Biology Club, Variety Show l-2-4, Triple Trio l. BARBARA HAMMOND- Bobby -Girls' Glee l-2, Home Ec. Club l. Hi-Iinx l-2-3-4, Council Member 3, Biology Club, Variety Show 1-2, Play Cast 4. PATRICIA HAMMOND- Patty ROBERT HARMONY-''Bob --Transferred from Eddyville, e- braska 4, F. F. A. 4. SHARON HARVEY- Haw -Choir 3-4, Girls' Glee 1-2, Oper- etta, Pep Club 2-3-4, Home Ec Club l-2-3, Hi-Iinx l-2-3-4, Biology Club, Play Production 3-4, Variety Show l-2-4, Triple Trio 4. WALTER HEMELSTRAND- Walt''-Band 2-3-4, Choir 3. Boys' Glee 3, Operetta, Pep Club 1-2, Pep Band 4, L Club 3-4, Hi-Y l- 2-3-4, Biology Club, Play Cast 3, Play Production 4, Football l- 2-3-4, Basketball 1-2-3, Track 1-2-3, Student Manager 1, Variety Show 4. Farewell io Arms GORDON HOFF- Gordie -Transierred from Cozad, Nebras- ka 3, Iournalism, Play Cast 4, Annual Staff, File 'N' Drum. F. F. A. 4, National Honor Society 4. SANDRA HOl-'FERBER- Sandy --Girls' Glee l-2, Pep Club 4, Home Ec Club l-4, Hi-Iinx 1-2-3-4, Council Member 3, Biology Club, County Government. Variety Show l-2, Play Cast 4. CHARLENE HOSICK- Charly -Transferred from Kenesaw, Nebraska 1, Annual Staff, Pep Club 2-3-4, Home Ec Club l-4, Program Chairman 4, Hi-Iinx 3-4, Biology Club, Play Production 3. IACQUELINE HUDSON- lake -Band l-2-3-4, Annual Staff, Choir 2-3-4, Music Council 4, Girls' Glee 1, Music Council, Op- eretta. Pep Club 2-3-4, Pep Band 2-3-4, Cheerleader-Alternate 4, Hi-Iinx l-2-3-4, Biology Club, City Government, County Govern- ment, Play Production 3-4, Variety Show l-2-4, Triple Trio l-2-3-4. SHIRLEY HUFF- Hu1tie -Girls' Glee 2, Hi-Iinx l-2-3, Drill Squad. Page 55 With The Procession BOB IEFFRIES- Ieil . KATHLEEN KIRBY-''Kathy -Iournalism, Annual Stall, Fife 'N' Drum, Girls' Glee l, National Honor Society 4, Hi-Iinx 1-2-3-4, Biology Club, Play Cast 3-4, Variety Show l, Annual Editor. SHARON KNISPEL- Ken -Band l-2-3-4, Annual Staff, Choi: 3-4, Girls' Glee l, Operetta, Pep Club 3-4, Pep Band 4, Home Ec. Club 1, Hi-Iinx l-2-3-4, Biology Club, Play Production 3, Var- iety Show l-2-4, Triple Trio l-2-3-4. MARY IO LEMMER- lo . LARRY MCCAMMON-''Charney -Biology Club. l-IARLAN MCCONNELL- M, C. -Class Vice President 2, Class Secretary 3-4, Band 1-2-3-4, Sergeant 4, Choir 2-3-4, Secre- tary 3, President 4, Boys' Glee 2-3-4, Secretary 2, Operetta, Na- tional Honor Society 3-4, Pep Band 4, Biology Club, Boys State Alternate, Play Production 4. IOE MALOLEY- Mo -Biology Club, Football l. DONA BETH MARGRITZ- Dona -Annual Staff, Home Ec. Club l-2-3-4, Hi-Iinx l-2-3-4, Council Member 3-4, Biology Club, Play Production 3-4. GLENN MlLLIKIN- Ktucb -Transferred from Hamilton, Mis- souri 4. IIM MUNOZ- Meno -Class Vice President l, Annual Staff, Choir 2-3-4, Boys' Glee 2-3-4, Operetta, L Club 2-3-4, President 4, Football King Attendant, I-Ii-Y 1-2-3-4, Secretary-Treasurer 4, Biology Club, Play Production 3-4, Football I-2-3-4, Basketball 1- 2-3-4, Track l-2-3, Student Manager 2, Variety Show 2-4. JOHN NEBEN- Neb -Transferred from Seward, Nebraska 2. SARLOU NEWMAN- Neum -Band l-2-3-4, Quartermaster 4, Councilman 3, Iournalism, Annual Staff, Pile 'N' Drum, Choir 2-3-4, Girls' Glee 1, National Honor Society 3-4, Pep Club 1-2-3- 4, Pep Band 1-2-3-4, Hi-Iinx l-2-3-4, Treasurer 1, Biology Club, County Government, Play Cast 3-4, Variety Show 1-2-4. Operet- ta, Misfits l-2-3-4. LARRY NICKELI.-''Nick -Transferred from Alma, Nebraska 2, Annual Staff, L Club 3-4, Football King Attendant, F. F. A. 2- 3-4, Sentinel 4, Hi-Y 4, Biology Club, City Government, Play Pro- duction 3-4, Football 3-4, Basketball 2-3-4, Track 2-3-4, Variety Show 4. WILMA OLMSTEAD-''Willie -Transierred from Overton, Ne- braska l, Band 2-3-4, Corporal 4, Pep Club 4, Home Ec. Club 4, Hi-Jinx Club 4, Variety Show 2-4. IEAN ORT1-IMAN- Lil' Io -Annual Stott, Girls' Glee 1-2, President 2, Operetta, Pep Club I-2-3-4, National Honor Society 3-4, Home Ec. Club 1-2, Program Chairman 2, Hi-Iinx l-2-3-4, Vice President 4, Biology Club, Vice President, City Govern- ment, County Government. Play Production 3, Play Cast 4, Var- iety Show 1-2-4, Wheat Show Hostess Candidate, Triple Trio 1- 2-3-4, Drill Squad, Student Council 4. DAVE PARKS- Peaboat -Annual Staff, Choir 2-3, Boys' Glee l-2-3, Operetta, L Club, 4, Hi-Y 1-2-3-4, Biology Club, Play Pro- duction 3-4, Football l-2-3-4, Basketball 1-3, Student Manager 1, Variety Show 1-2. IOAN PEDERSEN- Io -Home Ec Club 1, Biology Club. LARRY PERKINS- Perk -Band l-2-3, L Club 2-3-4, Secretary- Treasurer 4, Basketball l-2-3, Track 1-2-3-4, Variety Show 1-2-3. IANICE PHILLIPPI- Flip -Girls' Glee 1-2, Pep Club 2-3-4, Cheerleader-Freshman, Home Ec Club 1-2. Hi-Iinx 1-2-3-4, Bio- logy Club. Play Production 3-4, Variety Show 1-2. DOROTHY PORTER- Dottie -Transferred from Cozad, Ne- braska l, Choir 3-4, Girls' Glee 2, Operetta, Variety Show 2-4. BETTY REICHERT- Bets''-Maiorette 2-3-4, Annual Staff, Pep Club 2-3-4, Council Member 4, Home Ec. Club 1-2-3, Hi-Iinx 1-2- 3-4, Treasurer 4, Biology Club, City Government, Play Cast 3-4, Variety Show 4, Drill Squad. KAHLINE RENKEN-- Kay Girls' Glee l-2, Play Production 3, Variety Show l-2. Far Horizon RODNEY RENKEN- Rod -F. F. A. 1-2-3-4, Hi-Y l-2-3-4, Bio- logy Club, Football 1-2, Grade School Coach 3, Play Cast 4. ROIIEANNE REUTLINGER- Roi -Choir 4, Girls' Glee, Hi- Iinx 1-2-3-4, Biology Club, Drill Squad 4, Play Cast 4. MARY RUTH RICKERTSEN-''Bick -Class Treasurer 2, Class Vice President 3, Band 1-2-3-4, Company Clerk 4, Iournalism, Annual Staff, Fife 'N' Drum, National Honor Society 4, Choir 2- 3-4, Girls' Glee 1, Operetta, Pep Club l-Z-3-4, Council Member 2, Pep Band 3-4, Home Ec. Club 1-2-3-4, Vice President 2, Social Chairman 3, Hi-Iinx l-2-3-4, Biology Club, City Government, Play Production 3, Play Cast 4, Variety Show 1-2-4, Misfits 1-2-3-4, Triple Trio l-2-3-4, Girls' State Alternate, All-State Alternate. KAREN RUPE- Hap -Annual Staff, Choir 3-4, Girls' Glee 1-2, Music Councilman 2, Operetta, Pep Club 2-3-4, Cheerlead- er-Freshman, Hi-Iinx l-2-3-4, Biology Club, Variety Show l-2-4, Triple Trio l-Z-3-4, Play Production 4. OLIVIA RUPERT-- Lib -Class Treasurer 1-3, Choir 4, Girls' Glee 1-2, Pep Club 1-2-3-4, Program Chairman 4, Cheerleader- varsity 4, Football Queen, Home Ec. Club 1-2, Hi-Iinx 1-2-3-4, Biology Club, City Government, Play Production 3-4, Variety Show 1-4, Wheat Show Hostess Candidate. DOROTHY SCHINZEL- Smiz -Class President 2, Student Council 3-4, President 4, Iournalism, Annual Staff, Fife 'N' Drum, National Honor Society 4, Pep Club 2-3-4, Vice President 4, Foot- ball Queen Attendant, Home Ec. Club 1-2-3, Secretary l, Presi- dent 2, Hi-Iinx l-Z-3-4, Biology Club, City Government, Play Pro- duction 3-4, Wheat Show Hostess Candidate, F. F. A. Chapter Sweetheart, Annual Editor. Paradise Lo t KEITH SCHWARZ-''Schwarzie -Biology Club. MARTIN SCHWARZ- Mike -Boys' Glee l. LUANNE STEWART- Lu -Student Council 1-2-3-4, Secretary 3, Vice President 4, Band l-2-3-4, Corporal 1, lvlaiorette 3, Drum Maiorette 4, Iournalism, Annual Stall, Fite 'N' Drum, National Honor Society 4, Choir 2-3-4, Secretary 2-4, Pep Club 1-2-3-4, President 4, Pep Band 1-2-3-4, Cheerleader-Freshman, Football Queen Attendant, Hi-Iinx l-2-3-4, Biology Club, City Govern- ment, County Government, Play Production S, Variety Show 2-4, Operetta, Wheat Show Hostess, Girls' State, Drill Squad 4, Triple Trio l-2-3-4. HAROLD STUCKEY- Stuck -Class President 4, Iournalism, Annual Staff, Fife 'N' Drum, Pep Club 1-2, L Club 4, F. F. A. 1-2-3, City Government, Play Cast 3-4, Football l-2-3, Basketball l-2-3, Track l-2, Student Manager 4. BEULAH TEETOR- Boola -Annual Staff, Girls' Glee 1, Pep Club 4, Home Ec. Club 1, Hi-Iinx l-2-3-4, Biology Club, Play Pro- duction 3, Variety Show 1. DONALD TEETS- D, D. 'l'. -Student Council 1-2-3, Annual Statt, Pep Club 1-2, L Club 3-4, Vice President 4, I-'. F. A. l-2-3-4, Vice President 3, President 4, Hi-Y l-2-3-4, Vice President 4, County Government, Football 1-2-3-4, Basketball 1-2-3-4, Track 1-3, Play Cast 4. OTIS WARD- Wardie -L Club 4, F. F. A. l-2-3-4, Hi-Y 1-2- 3-4, Biology Club, Football I-2-4, Basketball 1-2-3, Track 1-Z-3-4, Play Praduction 4. LARRY WEIDES-''Chuckles -Annual Staff, Choir 4, Boys' Glee l-4, Pep Club 1-2, F. F. A. 1-2-3-4, Treasurer 4, Biology Club, City Government, County Government, Play Production 3-4, Football 2, Track 1-3, Student Manager l, Variety Show 4. JACK WELLIVER- Went -L. Club 3-4, Hi-Y l-2-3-4, Sergeant at Arms 4, Biology Club, Football 1-2-3-4, Basketball 1-2-3, Track 1-2-3-4, Grade School Coach 4, Variety Show 4, Play Production 4. The Great Expectation DUANE WHITE- Blackboy -Band l-Z-3-4, Pep Band 3-4, Hi- Y l-2-3-4, Football 1, Basketball 1, Variety Show 1-2. MYRNA WHITTAKER- Smiley -Pep Club 4, Play Produc- tion 3. DAVID WOLFE- Wollie -Pep Club 1-2, F. F. A. 1-2-3-4, lun- ior Advisor 4, Hi-Y l-2-3-4, County Government, Football 1, Bas- ketball 1, Track l-2, Play Cast 4. SHIRLEY WOOD- Sherl -Iournalism, Annual Staff, Fiie 'N' Drum, Choir 3-4, Boys' Glee 1-2-3-4, Operetta, Biology Club, Play Cast 3-4, Variety Show 1-2-4. DORALEE YEUTTER- Rosie -Band 2-3-4, Iournalism, Annual Staff, File 'N' Drum, National Honor Society 4, Choir 2-3-4, Li- brarian 4, Operetta, Pep Club l-2-3-4, Council Member 4, Cheer- leader-Freshman, Varsity 2-3-4, Home Ec. Club 1-2-3-4, Vice President l, Secretary 2-3, Hi-Iinx I-2-3-4, President 4, Biology Club, City Government, County Government, Play Production 3, Play Cast 4, Variety Show 1-2-4, Wheat Show Candidate, Triple Trio l-2-3-4, Drill Squad 4. BETTY ZAPP- Bets --Class Secretary 3, Iournalism. Annual Staff, File 'N' Drum, National Honor Society 4, Choir 2-3-4, Vice President, Girls' Glee l, Operetta, Pep Club 3-4, Treasurer 4, Hi-Iinx l-2-3-4, Council Member 1, Biology Club, Play Cast 3-4, Variety Show 1-2-3-4, Triple Trio l-2-3-4. KATHERINE ZEPLIN- Katie -Class Secretary l, Class Pres- ident 3, Class Vice President 4, Iournalism, Annual Staff, Fiie 'N' Drum, Choir l-2-3-4, Operetta, National Honor Society 3-4, Pep Club I-2-3-4, Secretary 4, Pep Band 1-2-3-4, Hi-Iinx 1-2-3-4, Council Member 1, Biology Club, County Government, Play Cast 3-4, Variety Show 1-2-4, Misfits 1-2-3-4, Band 1-2-3-4, Corporal 3, Lieutenant 4. Page 59 Looking Backwards Abood, The Characters Gaylan 51 Adams, Harold 10 Adams. lanet 50 Adams, Iune 9. 47 Adams, Larry 26, 43 Adams, Merna 11, 53 Adams , Pat 40 Aldridge, Neil 16, 17. 26, 43 Aldridge. Priscilla 17, 50 Alvarado, Frank 31, 42 Alvarado, Rita 53 Anders, LaVawn 10, 13, 18, 50 Anderson. Marilyn 9. 10. 44 Anderson. Marion 45 Anderson, Roger 22, 26, 31 Anderson. Steven 9, 23. 30. 46 Applebee, Betty 10. 13, 17, 40 Applebee, Merle 14, 23. 24, 27, 29. 31, 37 Bailey, Bailey, Banta, Banta, Barnes, Barnes, Barron, Barron, Bauer. Bauer, Bauer, Bauer. Iohn 22, 26, 31 Rodney 42 Karla 4. 7, 10, 13. 17, 53 Leslie 38 Larry ll, 42 Raymond 47 Mary Lou 10, 18, 49 Robert 22, 26, 31 Beverly 50 Donna 18, 49 Larry 10. ll, 31, 42 Mary 10. 17, 40 Cochran, Alfred 4, 7, 9. 10, 12, 14, 22, 27, 30, 53 Coleman, Delores 9, 37. 64 Collicott, Bonnie 9, 10, 13, 45 Collins, Robert 4, 9, 10, 14, 16. 17, 53 Conner, Kenneth 6, 9. 10, 11. 12, 16, 17, 51 Conway, Daniel 9. 22, 23, 26, 27, 31, 36 Conyers, Larry ll. 41 Coon, Carol 18 Coon, R. E. 35 Coons. Barbara ll, 53 Coons. Patricia 9, 10, 46 Cooper, Martin 16. 41 Cooper, Ruth 9, 18. 45 Coryell. Iames 46 Cover, Doris ll, 17. 42 Cox, Clifford 49 Cox. I. D. 8. 34, 64 Craniill, Murel 10, 44 Crowley. Philip 10, 18, 22, 26, 31, 41 Cunningham, LeRoy 10, ll. 22. 43 Dannehl, Sallie 10, 50 Darby, Carolyn 9, 46 Debban, Kermit 4, 8, 10, 16, 17, 54 Deeter, Marylin 38 Deeter. Velma 9, 10, 13, 18, 19, 45 Delap, Bill ll, 47 DePue. Helen 43 Derickson, Stanley 9, 23. 44 Dieienbach. Paul 16, 17, 23. 27. 30, 45 Bell. Tom ll, 31, 43 Benton. Mary 18 Benton, Ronald 17. 23, 27. 30, 45 Beyl, Janice 6, 10. 13. 18, 19, 49 Bice, Carol 49 Biehl. Dale 10, ll, 16. 17. 42 Biehl. Francis ll. 12, 18, 53 Biehl. Larry 6, 11, 12, 18, 48 nindewald. Luretta ll, 42 Bindewald, Marilyn 11, 18. 40 Bitner, Robert 22 Blodqett. Marvin 30, 47 Blood. Kenneth 9. 16, 46 Boggs, Artie 50 Boggs, Darla 4, 53 Boggs, Linda ll, 42 Bolen. Robbie 10, 43 Bossunq, Ioan 10, 12, 13, 17, 51 Bourne, Karen 9, 10, 13. 17, 45 Bowman. Lowell 7, 10, 16, 17, 20. 53 Braithwait, Ann 13. 18, 43 Brecks, Earl 9. 10. 16. 17. 22. 27, 44 Breeden. Bonnie 6, 10. 51 Brodine. Gordon 6. 10, ll. 12. 16. 17. 18. 20 51 Brown. Arlene 9. 10. 13. 45 Brown, Iimmy 9, 26. 46 , Brown. Iulie 10, 13, 48 Dodson, Gene 10, 45 Dolan, Dolan, Bobby 9, 47 Georgia 54 Dunlap, Indy 38 Dunlap, Linda 38 Dyer, Dallas 9. 10, 14. 17, 25. 27, 30. 44 Dyke, David 8. 10, 14. 22. 26, 40 Dyke. Robert 8, 10. 36, Edeal. Karen ll, 13, 17. 18, 42 Edeal, Russell 6, 8, 11, 12, 14, 25, 28, 29. 30, 49 Edwards. Dwight 9, 47 Edwards, Iudith 10, 13, Edwards, M. E. 35 Eickhorst, Eileen 9, 10, 17, 40 , 45 Ellis, Frances 37 Eloe. Shirley 54 Engler. William 41 Engelrup, Iean 9, 10. English, Evelyne 35 Ernst, lim 22, 26, 31 45 Ernst, Robert 8. 27, 30, 47 Erwin, Donna 4. 10, 13, 17, 18. 54 Erwin, Larry 9, 10, 16, 17, 47 Erwin. Wanda 18, 38 Evans, Darrell 51 Fagot, Carol 6, 8. 10. Fagot, lim 22 13, 17, 18, 19, 51 Faqot, LaDonna 9, 10, 44 Gilbert, David 10, 22. 26, 31, 40 Glen. Sharon 10. 13, 17, 40 Glenn, Helen 10. 13, 17, 40 Goedert, Darlene 48 Gomez, Louie 27, 48 Grafton. Danna 10, ll, 13, 18, 48 Grayek. Larry 26, 31 Greenlee, Billy 22, 31 Greenlee, Larry 16 Gries. Cathryn 46 Gruber, Shirley 44 Gutierrez, Kathleen 10. 13. 17, 40 Gutschow. Clayton 41 Hagan. Darwin 54 Hagan. Elinor 44 Hagan, Everett ll, 41 Hagan. Gary 31 Haines, Shirley 4. 17, 55 Hamar, Dorothy 9, 10, 44 Hammond. Barbara 7. 10, 55 Hammond, Gary ll, 18, 44 Hammond, Ioan 9, 10, 13, 47 Hammond. Patricia 18, 55 Haney. Lola 10, ll, 17, 42 Hanson. Howard 22, 26. 31 Hanson. Lillian 36 Harding, Ierry 49 Harmony, Robert ll, 55 Hart, Iessie 22. 23. 26, 31. 38 Harvey, Sharon 4, 10, 13, 17, 55 Heins, Ronnie 41 Hemelstrand, Walter 10, 13, 14, 18, 25, 55 Henry. Gene ll, 45 Henniger, Allen 42 Hewitt. Iucly 10, 13, 42 Hewitt. Milinda 38 Hewitt. Rebecca 9. 10, 13, 45 Hewitt, Sarah 6. 10, 11, 12. 13, 18, 48 Hibhs. Patty ll, 42 Hillistad, Gary 26, 42 Hilton, Dorothy 10, 13, 18, 19. 49 Hilty, Robert 22, 25, 38 I-liner. Gary 9, 10, 16, 17, 51 HoclZ.7Rodney 9. 10, 16, 17. 23. 28, 29. 30, 1-lodges, Karen 10. 50 Hodges. Richard 42 Hoff, Gordon 4, 7, 8, 9, ll, 55 Holi. Harvey ll, 42 Hoiierber. Sandra 7. 10. ll, 13, 55 I-lorn, Dwight ll, 50 Horn, Gary 31, 38 Hosick. Charlene 4. 10, ll. 13. 55 Housel. Floyd 35 Hudson. Iackie 4. 10. 12. 13, 17. 18, 55 Huff. Shirley 55 Iacobson, Iohn 22, 26 Iacobson. Clarence 35 Brown, Tim 22 Brown, Tim 22. 31 Brown, Wayne 42 Brucker, Charles 22, 31, 43 Brummet, Alan 22, 43 Brummet, Janet 17. 46 Burkey, Deannah 10, 11, 13. l7, 40 Burkey, Dick ll, 53 Burkey, Larry ll, 23. 50 Byrd. Emma 10, 13, 17, 40 Byrd. Iudy 10, 12 ,13, 17, 50 Byrns, Betty 9, 13, 17, 45 Cantrell, lack 43 Carpenter, Keith 10, 13, 14, 18, 24, 53 Carr, Richard 9, 10. 16. 17, 23. 46 Casper, Georgia 10. 17. 45 Casper. Roberta 10. 13. 17. 40 Cervantes. Ioe 31 Chadwick, Larry 23, 27, 46 Chandler. Delores 18. 44 Chipperiield, Lorna 11, 17, 40 Chrisman, Bill 40 Cline, Colleene 37 Page 62 Fanter, William 46 Fecht, Martha 46 Feddersen. Gary 9, 46 Fenton, Fred 47 Ferguson. Keith 9, 10. ll. 23, 30. 47 Fleharty, Dixie 10, ll. 13. 17, 42 Fleharty, Mary Ann 10, 48 Flint, Mildred 9. 47 Foreman. Mary Lou 4, 10. 13, 17, 18, 20. 54 Foster, David 10, 13, 14, 17, 18, 20. 24. 54 Foster, Ierry 22, 31 Fox, Eldon 9, 16, 45 Franks, Larry ll. 45 Fread, Carolyn 9, 13, 47 Fread, Vivian 38 French. Ioan 18, 54 French. Larry 14, 23. 24, 28, 29, 30, 51 Garcia. Glenn 54 Gauger, David 4. 8. 9. 10, 54 Geiger, Clara ll, 36 George, Sandra 18, 38 Gierhan, Dennis 7, 10, 12, 14, 24, 54 Iacoby. Pat 10, 11. 13, 17. 51 Ieffries, Bob 56 Ietirey, Richard 26, 38 Iensen, Elaine 10, ll. 17, 50 lessen, 29, Carl 6, 8, 10, ll, 12, 14, 16, 17. 28 51 Iohnson, Agda 38 Iohnson, Ieanette 9, 10, 13. 17, 44 Iones, Geraldine 38 Kammerlohr. Linda 6. 10, ll, 12, 13, 18, 48 Kiltin, Monte 8, 9, 10. 14. 16, 17, 25, 28, 29, 30. 45 Kirby. Kathleen 4, 7, 8, 9, 10, 56, 64 Kirkpatrick. Betty 10, 45 Kirkpatrick, Charlotte 10, 11, 42 Kiar. Colleen ll, 17, 42 Kline, Mrs. Barton 6. 7 Knaggs. Bonnie 9. 10, 17, 45 Knaggs. Roger 45 Knispel, Sharon 4, 10, 13, 56 Knoedler, Arvella 10, 13, 17, 41 Knoedler, Carl 22 Koenig, Ioyce 37 Kuleldt. Mary Lou 10. ll, 17, 42 Livingst Snurr, Kugler, Lancast Lorretta 10, 50 er, Logan 37. 64 Lancaster, Sally 10, 13, 18, 19, 40 Lape, Ronald 26, 31 Lauby, Ledroit, Lee, Ha Lemmer Lemmer Lemmer Patricia 10, ll, 13, 17, 43 Loren 42 rriette 9, 10, 46 , Bernard 44 , Mary Io 56 , Myrna 50 Leopold, Tressie 38 Lichtenwalter, Wayne 18, 49 on, Ierry 26 Page, William 10, 11, 23, 46 Palmgren, Charlotte 40 Palmgren, Roger 42 Parks, Darlene 10, 13, 49 Parks, Dave 4, 10, 14, 25, 57 Parks, Don 43 Parks, Rodney 48 Parks, Sandra 48 Parrish, Richard 49 Pedersen, Ioan ll, 57 Perkins, Karen 38 Perkins, Larry 14, 30, 57 Peterson, Dick 22, 26, 31 Sherrill, North 31 Simmons, Eugene 11, 44 Simmons, Ierry 10, 22, 26, 41 Sladky, Kathy 38 Sladky, Mable 37 Sladky, Michael 9, 10, 16, 17, 23, 27, 30, 45 Slater, Kay ll, 17, 43 Smith, David 22, 26, 31 Smith, Doris 34 Smith, Ianet 6, 10, 50 Smith, Larry 43 Smith, Steven 9, 10, 16, 17, 28, 29, 30, 46 Smith, Warren 36 Ruth 9, 10, 13, 44 Lockwood, Larry 42 Longee, Howard 8, 12, 51 Lorraine, Lorraine 9, 10, 13, 44 Lunn, Robert 42 McCall, Robert 22, 26, 42 McCammon, Larry 50 McCandless, Arlene 10, 11, 17, 42 McCartney, Richard 22, 26, 31, 38 McConnell, Harlan 8, 13, 16, 17, 18, 56 McCord, David 9, 45 McCord, Iohn 43 McGinnis, Donald 31 McGinnis, Ronald 40 McGuire, Helen 35 Mahr, Deanna 10, Il, 13, 17, 42 Mallett, ludy 18 Maloley, Andy 9, 47 Maloley, Ioe 56 Manzel, Hamilton 37 Margritz, Dona Beth 4, 10, ll, 56 Margaitz, Donna Ruth 6, 10, ll, 12, 13, 18, Martin, Robert 8, 10. 22, 26, 31, 42 Maya, Ioe 47 Mazanec, Barbara 9, 10, 13, 18, 44 Meister, Ottomar 29 Melvin, Willene 17, 50 Menke, Gwen 9, 10, 13, 17, 18, 45 Mesner, Helen 38 Meyer, Robert 47 Milbourn, LeRoy 22, 41 Milligan, George 22, 43 Millikin, Glenn 34 Miller, Glenn 34 Miller, Iames 31 Peterson, Peterson, Piister, S Donna 38 R. K. 16, 17, 18, 37 teven 10, 22, 26, 31, 41 Phares, David 22, 26, 31 Phelps, Milan 9, 10, 14, 16, 17, 24, 28, 30, 44 Phillippi, Barbara 10, 18, 49 Phillippi, Delores 10, 13, 18. 43 Phillippi, Gene 22, 31, 38 Phillippi, Ianice 10, 13, 57 Phillips, Gary 41 Pinkerton, Mary 9 Plttenger, Diana 38 Porter, D orothy 17, 57 Potter, Dean 26 Powers, Ioan 47 Price, Darlene 17, 50 Price, Marshall 10, 50 Price, Patricia 43 Qualls, Homer 37 Raetz, Douglas 22, 26, 31 Rasby, Karen 41 Reed, Betty 41 Reed, David 10, ll, 12, 18, 51 Reed, Dennis 11, 18, 41 Reed, Marilyn 44 Reichert, Betty 4, 7, 10, 12, 13, 18, 19, Reichert, Iean 9, 18, 46 Renken, Karlene 57 Renken, Rodney 7, 10, ll, 58 Reutlinger, Roiieanne 7, 10, 17, 58 Reyes, Beniamin 47 Reyes, Leo 26, 31 Richardson, Dawn 10, 13, 40 Richardson, Donna 41 57 Miller, William 48 Mltchell, Karen 9, 10, 13, 44 Montoya, Billy 28, 23, 41 Moore, Lee 11, 36 Moritz, Sterling 26 Morris, Elden 50 Morris, Rex 43 Morton, Carol ll, 17, 43 Morton, Marilyn 6, 17, 48 Muldoon, Iim 47 Munoz, lim 4, 10, 14, 16, 17, 25, 28, 29, 56 Murdock, Michael 9, 30, 45 Murphy, Tim 22 Naprstek, Marcella ll, 43 Naprstek, Melvin ll, 49 Naurnann, Ioyce 38 Neben, Iohn ll, 57 Neben, Robert 11, 23, 45 Neil, Gary 9, 10, 16, 17, 23, 27, 30, 46 Neff, Patty 38 Nelson, Gloria 9, 10, 17, 47 Newman, Sarlou 4, 7, 8, 9, 10, 13, 17, 18, 57 Nickel, Paul 22, 26, 31 Nickell, Larry 4, 11, 12, 14, 24, 27, 28, 29, 30, 57 Nimie. Cal 29 Noble, Ianet 10, 47 Noble, Leo 48 Noble, Noreen 10, 11, 17, 43 O'Callaghan, Alyce 9, 10, 13, 18, 46 Richardson, Wesley 41 Rickertsen, Mary Ruth 4, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 13, 17, 18, 20, 58 Robinson, Gertrude 8, 12, 36 Rogers, Rogean 36 Rohnert, Dian 10, 12, 18, 49 Rupe, Karen 4, 10, 13, 17, 58 Rupert, Darlene 38 Rupert, Luella 9, 10, 13,145 Rupert, Olivia 4, 10, 12, 13, 14, 17, 58 St. Iohn, Paul 26 Saladen, Richard 23, 25, 27, 31, 36 Sanders, Theodore 29 Saulsbury, Carol 6, 10, 13, 48 Saulsbury, Phyllis 9, 10, 47 Schinzel, Dorothy 4, 8, 9, 10, 12, 13, 14, 58, 64 Schoenberner, Marlene 9, 46 Schrack, Lamont 40, 43 Schultz, Gary 47 Schultz, Ierry 49 Schultz, Terry 22, 26 Schwarz, Keith 58 Schwarz, Kenneth 40 Schwarz, Martin 58 Scroqqins, lack 23, 24, 31, 37 Seaman, Iacqueline 10, 18, 50 Seaman, Ierrie 38 Seaman, Norma 3, 10, 46 Seberger, Iames 6, 30, 48 Shaw, Richard 9, 10, 44 Sohl, Iames 38 Sorensen, Roger 10, ll, 23, 27, 30, 46 Spegel, lack 40 Stark, Judy 9, 10, 13, 17, 44 Stewart, Luanne 4, 8, 9, 10. 12, 13, 14, 17, 18, 19, 58 Stieb, Lou Ann ll, 41 Stock, Marlene 6, 10, 13, 18, 48 Stubbs, David 38 Stubbs, Dwight 22, 26, 31, 43 30, Stucacgy, Dick 8, 9, 10, 16, 17, 23, 27, Stuckey, Harold 4, 7, 9, 10, 12, 14, 22, Swanberg, Sadonna 10, 13, 17, 43 Swanberq, Sandra 6, 10, 13, 17, 51 Tanner, Beverly 10, 11, 17, 41 Taylor, Iill 9, 10, 13, 46 'l'eetor, Beulah 4, 10, 13, 58 '1'eetor, Ronald 9, 44 'l'eetor, Wayne 22 Teets, Donald 7, 10, ll, 14, 25, 28, 29, ievebauqh, Yvonne 17, 38 Thoreen, Lynn 6, 8, 10, 13, 18, 48 'l'hurber, Edwin 11, 41 '1'xlson, Larry 31 Tingelhotl. Mick ll, 14, 23, 25, 27, 30, Trumbull, Rodney 26 Trupp, Marylu 38 Underwood, Cindy 10, 13, 18, 20, 40 Van Cleave, Evelyn 6, 10, 50 Van Cleave, Tommy 22, 31 Volk, Larry 10, 11, 51 Volk, Peggy 9, 10, 13, 18, 47 Wallace, Loraine 10, 13, 48 Waller, Ierry 26 Walston, lim 11, 50 Ward, Otis 10, ll, 14, 25, 30, 59 Warren, Tom 22 watson, Ted 26, 40 vvenrli, Harold 48 Weides, Dale ll, 16, 17, 31, 41 Weides, Larry 4, ll, 12, 16, 17, 59 Weller, Loren 9, 10, 18, 17, 51 Weller, Ronald 10, 16, 17, 22, 26, 40 Welliver, lack 10, 14, 25, 30, 59 Vvelliver, LeRoy 40 Wells, uarbara 10, 13, 17, 50 Wells, Lois 18, 50 Wells, Walter 22. 26, 31, 38 Wheeler, Donald 46 White, Duane 10, 13, 18, 59 White, Phyllis 9, 46 White, Verna ll, 43 Whitehead, Sandra ll, 42 Whittaker, Ierry 26 Whittaker, Myrna 13, 59 Whittaker, Paula 44 Wiley, Darlene 9, 10. 13, 45 Wiley, Ierry 51 Williams, Bradley 22, 43 Willets, Carolyn 9, 10, 17, 46 Willets, Charles ll, 16, 17, 23, 51 Wilson, Maxine 10, 17, 18, 50 Wilson, Maxine 10, 17, 42 Wilson, Robert 47 Wing, Marvin 10, ll, 12, 14, 16, 23. 25, 51 Wolfe, David 4, 7, 10, ll, 14. 59 Wolfe, Dorothy 10, 12, 13, 17, 49 Wolfe, Kenneth ll, 23, 30, 51 Wood, Audrey 38 Wood, Gary 18, 26, 43 Wood, Tracey 46 Wood, Shirley 4, 9, 7, 16, 17, 59 O'Ca1laghan, David 22, 26, 31 O'Callaghan, Patrick 22, 31, 41 Oqorsolka, Theresa 34 Olmstead, Wilma 10, 11, 13, 18, 57 Orthman, lean 4, 7, 8, 10, 12, 13, 17, 57 Ourada, Larry 42 Owens, Gary 6, 8, 10, 14, 24, 27, 30, 51 Sheldon, Tom 9, 10, 14, 16, 17, 29, 30, 51 Shepard, Iim 10, 14, 16, 17, 23, 24, 30, 44 Sheppard, Nancy 10, 13, 18, 40 Sherman, Barry 26, 43 Sherman, Dick 49 Sherman. Eileen 11, 43 Sherrill, Constance 6, 10, 11, 13, 51 20, 24, 28, Woodside, Bonnie 49 Woodside, Dick 23, 46 Woodside, Viola 49 Wunder, Harold 22 Wunder, Ierry 45 Yeutter, Doralee 4, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 17, 18, 59 Yeutter, Ierry 22, 26, 31, 41 Young, Franklin 9, 46 Young, Judy 9, 10, 13, 17, 46 Young, Linda 10, 13, 17, 50 Zabloudil, Allen 18, 26, 43 Zapp, Betty 4, 7, 8, 9, 10, 13, 17, 59 Zauha, lohn 11, 45 Zeplin, Katherine 4, 7, 8, 9, 10, 13, 17, 18, 20, 59 I Zeplin, Lois 9, 10, 13, 17, 44 Zimmerman, Iames 22 Page 63 ALL IN A YEAR'S WORK-Robert Dyke, Logan Lancaster, J. D. Cox. Dorothy Schinzel, Delores Coleman Kathleen Kirby 4 Photographs by Likes Studio Lexington, Nebraska ' Engravings and Printing by Dawson County Herald Lexington, Nebraska Pq 64 saw , 1 352 .if f ff 5- K r121QLf' 'wzfzi' Tw:-f .1:f:.- 'zw:se!fa1 1 . , , , A-A uf,-1, ,, 4, ,W ,X ,,ff f-4. , .- an
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