Litchfield High School - Trojan Yearbook (Litchfield, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1962 volume:

We, the class of 1962, dedicate our yearbook, THE TROJAN , to OUR PAR- ENTS who have so faithfully supported and encouraged us. We wish to extend to you in this small way our sincerest appreciation for making these years enjoyable as well as fruitful. Many thanks from the Senior Class of 1962. Standing: Mrs. Phillips. Mrs. Wieland, Mrs. Beck, Mr. Castle. Mr. Yoder. Seated: Mrs. Baldwin, Mr. Gulden, Mrs. Diefenderfer, Mr. Carson, Mrs. Lewis, Mrs. Hiser, Mrs. Hoover. Not pictured: Mr. Mattson. This, our community is represented by a Schoolboard composed of citizens who give unselfishly of their time and devotion for the advance- ment of education in the Litchfield Public School District. From left to right: Mr. Delbert Burton, Mrs. Lee Bennett, secre- tary; Yvonne Jones, assistant secretary; Mr. Carson, Superintendent of Schools; Mr. Floyd Holm, president; Mr. Riessland, Mr. IrwinBeck, Mr. Harold Johnson, treasurer. FACULTY Mr. Yoder Mr. Castle I MM Mrs. Baldwin Mr. Carson Superintendent FACULTY Mrs. Phillips VIGNETTES Mrs. Lewis Mrs. Diefenderfer Mr. Kohlscheen Mrs. Wieland Mrs. Riser Mr. Mattson PEGGY JANITSCHECK Peg Precise Majorette-------------------2,3,4 Chorus-----------------------1.2, 3 Honor Society------------------3,4 Cheerleader---------------1,2,3,4 Junior Play----------------------3 Pep Club------------------1, 2, 3,4 LeROY ASHER Lee Reliable F. F. A....................1.2,3,4 Band.......................1,2,3,4 Hone Society------------------3,4 Junior Play----------------------3 Student Council------------------4 Annual Staff---------------------4 s E N 0 R S ALICE BRISBANE Tootsie Changeable Band......................1.2,3,4 Chorus----------------------1,2,3 Junior Play---------------------3 Paper Staff---------------------4 Pep Club.................1.2, 3,4 Cheerleader---------------1,2,3,4 LEONARD RUZOWSKI Lennie Beatnik Phys. Ed................-.......-1 Track----------------------------2 Chorus---------------------------3 F. F. A......................1,2,3 Class Play-------------------- -3 AUDREY NILSEN Audrey” Determined Chorus Pep Club — 1.2,3.4 F. H. A. 1( 2, 3 3,4 Honor Society - Student Council ----- Sponsored by R. H. MATHEW Bonded Abstractor Loup City, Nebraska RICHARD KOWALEWSKI Rich Sport Minded Basketball .............1,2,3,4 Football---------------------1,2 Track------------------------- 1 F. F. A....................1,2,3 Chorus................... 1,2 Band...........................1 ERMA JEAN VOCKE Ermie Good Natured Volleyball.....................1.2, 3,4 Pep Club...................1,2, 3,4 Librarian------------------------2, 3 Paper Staff ..........— — 4 Junior Play--------------------- 3 Chorus....................... 1,2 MARCIA KUSEK Marcia Sweet Chorus--------------------------1 Volleyball....................3,4 Annual Staff................. --4 Pep Club.................1,2, 3,4 Junior Play---------------------3 Paper Staff-------------------- 4 RONALD JOHNS Ron ’Lazy Junior Play---------------------- - 3 Football------------------1,2,3,4 Basketball —..................... 1 Track--------------------------- 1 Paper Staff --------------------- 4 Letterman’s Club............1,2,3,4 RONALD SIEGEL Ronnie Comic? Football...................... 2,4 Junior Play--------------------- 3 Track----------------------------1 Honor Society..........-.......3,4 Paper Staff..................... 4 Letterman’s Club-----------------4 Sponsored by BOB'S T. V. Ravenna, Nebraska DIXIE SKALA Dix Gay Pep Club...................1.2. 3,4 Chorus----------------------- 1,2 Volleyball-------------------2,3,4 Band--------------------------1.2, 3 Student Council------------------2 Annual Staff---------------------4 LLOYD REITZ Reitz Happy Band........................1.2,3,4 Chorus------------- ------- 1,2,3 Football....................1.2.3,4 Basketball-----------------1,2,3,4 Track.......................1.2,3,4 Lettersman Club---------------2,3,4 BETTY SANDERS Bets Zany Band -------------------------- 1 Mixed Chorus----------------------1 Girls Glee------------------------1 F. H.A..........................3.4 Phys. Ed.------------------------ 1 Pep Club--------------------------1 DARYL CORNFORD Daryl Blunt Letterman Club--------------1,2,3,4 Basketball------------------1,2,3,4 Football....................1.2,3,4 Band........................1.2,3,4 Track-----------------------1,2,3,4 Junior Play-----------------------3 YVONNE JONES Babe Peppy Cheerleader-----------------------4 Band........................1.2,3,4 Annual Staff — -------- ----------— 4 Girl's State----------------------3 Honor Society-------------------3,4 Pep Club-------------------1,2,3,4 Sponsored by MODERN BEAUTY SALON Helen Glinsman Ravenna, Nebraska GL 2-3162 EDMUND SPENCER Ed Restrained” F. F. A....................1,2,3.4 Chorus-------------------------- 2,3 Track------------------------------2 Phy. Ed............................1 Class Play-------------------------3 F. F. A. Officer-------------- --3,4 VIRGINIA WARDYN Virgie Talkative F. H. A...........................1,2 Chorus---------------------------- 1 Phys. Ed............................1 Junior Play------------------------ 3 Paper Staff........................ 4 Pep Club....................-1,2, 3,4 MILFORD MASON Keith Friendly Football----------------------------2 Basketball--------------------------3 Track-------------------------------2 F. F. A.............................1 Boys Glee---------------------------1 YVONNE BROWN Sis Innocent Pep Club...................1.2.3,4 Volleyball.................1,2,3,4 F. H. A.........................3,4 Chorus--------------------------- l Student Council-----------------3,4 Paper Staff-----------------------4 BERNARD CRIFFIELD Bud Undecided Band.......................1.2,3,4 Chorus------------------------1,2,3 Football----------------------1,2,3 Junior Play-----------------------3 Letterman-----------------------3,4 Track--------------—--------------1 Sponsored by RATHJEN, JOHNSON RATHJEN YOUR AUCTIONEERS Ravenna, Nebraska KENNETH KOHLSCHEEN Sponsor LUCILE DIEFENDERFER “Sponsor ELVON NORDEN Red Kook F. F. A,.....................1,2,3,4 Chorus...........................- - 3 Librarian...................... 2,3.4 Track ------------------------------2 Phy. Ed.............................1 F. Fr A. Officer....................4 LYLA SENFF “BLondie Bashful?” Pep Club...................- 1,2,3,4 Volleyball.......................2,3 Chorus - -- -- -- -................l Librarian--------------------------3 Phy. Ed............................1 Paper Staff------------------------4 TERREL HANSHEW Terry Brainy” Basketball-.........-.........2, 3, 4 Band.....................1,2, 3, 4 Chorus...................1, 2, 3, 4 Dance Band--------------------3, Annual Staff-------------------- Track---------------------------1, 2 fc. ' Red hair and freckles — Like Chocolate--dark and sweet Everyone's little sister Small but determined The offbeat suits m The last word is mine Short, sweet and flustered GUESS WHO? Height is my asset 1 like to laugh JUNIORS BACK ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: Delbert Smith, Carol Beck. Loren Vian, Marian Scaultz, Jack Beck. Deloris Feldman. MIDDLE ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: Gerald Sweley, David Heapy, Richard Bourland, Duane Schade, Marlene Smith, Mr. Yoder. FRONT ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: La Von Reitz, Betty Hansen, Jerry Chipps, Glen Jensen, Ed Young, and JoAnn Barenberg. SOPHOMORES FRONT ROW: Jeannette Barenberg. Barbara Bourland, Norma Wardyn, Betty Jo Tesmer, Elaine Heapy, Jeanne Fox. SECOND ROW: Mr. Gulden, Kay Mills, Nancy Fread, Larry Heisner, Dean Kohls, Sharon Brown, Sandra Rainforth, Rojean Cherry, Mr. Carson. BACK ROW: Steve Saum, Ronald Brewer, Rick McCurry, Barry Engleman, Charlene Kieborz, and Rodney Hiser. FRESHMEN FRONT ROW: Janice Slocum, Shirley Norden, Donald Fread, Larry Scadden, Sandra Schade, James Spencer, Jerry Tesmer, Jeanne Rasmussen, Linda Pritchard. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Lewis, Larry Young, Stanley Holm. Victor Hladky, Arnold Siegel, Patty Dale, Larry Ellsworth, Gerry Beck, Doyle Currey, Mr. Castle. BACK ROW: Larry Haddix, Richard Linden, Patty Wardyn, Darrell Johnson, Milan Trumble. Kenneth Kroeger, Gary Guthard, Delwin Beck, and Allen Roeder. Not Pictured: Darrell Corbin SEVENTH AND E I6HTH GDADES FRONT ROW: Dick Madsen, Eugene Hilton, Kathie Fread, Carlene Fox, Isla Mason, LeRoy Fread, Kenneth Fread. SECOND ROW: Duane Feldman, Trudy Hammond, Jane Feldman, Judy Hladky, Mary Lou Fread, Dale Krotz, Gail Glidden, John Bourland. BACK ROW: Barbara Slocum, Eldonna Heapy, Rhonda Brewer, Terry Engleman, Sherry Hiser, Donna Krotz, VirJean Haller, and Mrs. Beck. J UNIOD BAND LEFT TO RIGHT: VirJean Haller, LeRoy Fread, Donna Krotz, Barbara Slocum, Bobby Hladky, James Hammond, and Jackie Glidden. FIFTH AND SIXTH GHADFS FRONT ROW: Jerry Hansen, Rodney Kieoorz, James Hammond, Dianne Krotz, Asher linden, Bobby Hladky, Dick Kwiatkowski. LAST ROW: Jean Kramer, Kathie Jo Lucas, Jackie Glidden, Cathie Skala, Bobby Runge, Earl Tolle, Jeanine Gregory, and Mrs. Wieland. THIHD AND FOURTH GHADFS FRONT ROW: Kenneth Lucas, Patty Evans. Susan Kwiatkowski. David Runge, Beverly Bourland, Rodney Lewis, Linda Kieborz. SECOND ROW: Mike Evans, Mike Gregory, LaVon Linden, Johnnie Bacus. Patty Krotz, Brady Yoder, Alan Hurt. LAST ROW: Carol Feldman, Terry Stark, Bobbie Kieborz, Bobby Riessland, Clifford Senff, Sheila Riessland, Vicky Brewer, Mrs. Phillips, and Marvin Beck. FIRST AND SECOND GRADE FRONT ROW: Alta Fread, Bradley Ferguson, Gary Feldman, Earl Kramer, Robert Glidden, Keith Hilton, Cynthia Kieborz. BACK ROW: James Madsen, Donald Tolle, Marilyn Fread, Gary Runge, Mrs. Hoover, Steven Hammond, Dean Stark, Danny Reitz, Ronald Tolle, Dixie Brewer and Dean Kwiatkowski. KINDERGARTEN LEFT TO RIGHT: Stanley Linden, Daniel Ferguson, Gary Hurt, Mrs. Hiser, Sheila Kwiatkowski, Vicky Senff, Peggy Fletcher, Charles Bacus, George Reitz, Kristy Brewer, Dale Stark, Darwin Fread, and Bryce Riessland. raONT ROW: Kay Mills. Peggy Janitscheck, Jeanne Fox. SECOND ROW: Uoyd Reitz. David Heapy Daryl Cornford, Loren Vian. Alice Brisbane, Ronnie Brewer. Betty Jo Tesmer. Doyle Currey. Glen Jensen. nyLiddlniX' � |THIRHi ROV : Ro lean Cherry, Darrel Johnson. Rhonda Brewer. La Von Reitz, au Uddeju sh' ft . Betty Hensen. N.ncy Freed. Jane Feldman. K.thle Fread, Gemy Beck. Terre Hamlrew Otrol Beck. Barry Bngleman. FOURTH ROW: Terry Engleman. Duane Feldman Dick Madsen. She ; S I “ffleld. “ HUer. DelwZn Bek Stan Holms. Ke neth tad l AC,K ? c, C Wck McCurfy. Eldonna Heapy. Mary Lou Fread. Trudy Hammond. Sand2 Rainforth, Janice Slocum. Yvonne Jones. Carlene Fox, Kenneth Kreoger. and Larry Ellsworth. This page sponsored by: ENGLEMAN SERVICE STATION Hazard. Nebraska FARMERS UNION CREAM STATION Blanche Miller Hazard, Nebraska SENIOR BAND The band marched in the Harvest of Harmony parade, the Melody Round-Up and competed in the Nebraska .Marching Band Festival. BAND OFFICERS CHORUS Sponsored Through The Courtesy Of DR. NOBLE SAUNDERS VETERINARY Ravenna. Nebraska FRONT ROW: Audrey Nilsen. Betty Hansen, Lavon Reitz, Jerry Tesmer, Nancy Fread. Betty Jo Tesmer. Elaine Heapy, Shirley Norden, Jeanne Fox. SECOND ROW: Stanley Holm, Sandra Schade, Sandra Rainforth. Rojean Cherry, Larry Ellsworth, LeRoy Asher, Marlene Smith, Janice Slocum. Kay Mills, David Heapy. Glen Jensen. BACK ROW: Allen Roeder, Rod Hiser. Richard Kowalewski, Kenneth Kroeger, Terrel Hanshew. Barry Engleman, Patsy Tesmer, Patty Dale, and Sharon Brown. The Chorus directed by Mr. Mattson during the first semester and by Mrs. Bennett the second semester, presented a Christmas Concert on December 19. They also attended the Loup Valley Conference Vocal Clinic at Taylor. LeRoy Asher represented the Chorus and Yvonne Jones the Band at the State Music Clinic at Fremont in November. DANCE BAND LEES MAKE MUSIC LEFT TO RIGHT: Sandra Rainforth, Kenny Kroeger, Ronnie Brewer, Rod Hiser, Terrel Hanshew, Stan Holm, Barry Engleman, Elaine Heapy, Kathie Fread. Glen Jensen, Darrell Johnson, David Heapy, and Gerry Beck. NATIONAL HONOO SOCIETY FRONT ROW: Patsy Tesmer, Ronnie Siegel, Loren Vian, LeRoy Asher, Carol Beck, Peggy Janitscheck, Betty Sanders, Terrel Hanshew. BACK ROW: Mrs. Baldwin, Yvonne Jones, Audrey Nilsen, Ed Young, Betty Hansen, and Glen Jensen. STUDENT COUNCIL FRONT ROW: Peggy Janitscheck, Rojean Cherry, Larry Heisner, LeRoy Asher, Carol Beck, Charlene Kieborz, Betty Sanders, Rick McCurry. BACK ROW: Audrey Nilsen, Eldonna Heapy, Rhonda Brewer, Jeanne Rasmussen, and Yvonne Brown. Without these helping hands, our school could not do all the things it does for us in the few short years we spend here. Our gratitude goes to Ray Vian, the custodian, our cooks, Emma McCurry and Arlie Saum, and our patient bus drivers, Charles Bacus, Glenn LeFever, and Lee Bennett. This Page Sponsored By: CENTRAL NEBRASKA COMMISSION COMPANY Broken Bow, Nebraska ROEDER REPAIR SHOP Hazard, Nebraska You guessed it! Lunch is right around the corner. F.H.A. FRONT ROW: Yvonne Jones, Audrey Nilsen, LaVon Reitz, Yvonne Brown, Betty Sanders. Virginia Wardyn. BACK ROW: Jeanne Fox. Shirley Norden. Sandra Schade, Patsy Tesmer. Patty Wardyn, Sharon Brown. Rojean Cherry, Elaine Heapy, and Mrs. Baldwin. F.F.A. FRONT ROW: Mr. Castle. Larry Heisner. Duane Schade. LeRoy Asher, Gerald Sweley, Marion Schultz. Elvon Norden, Edmund Spencer. SECOND ROW: Richard Linden. Donald Fread, James Spencer. Doyle Currey. Gerry Beck. Larry Young, Larry Ellsworth. Delbert Smith, Jerry Chipps. David Heapy, Victor Hladky. Keith Mason, Stanley Holm, Jerry Tesmer. Larry Scadden, Dean Kohls. BACK ROW: Allen Roeder, Gary Guthard. Richard Kowalewshi. Milan Trumble. Kenneth Kroeger. Jack Beck. Darrell Johnson, Delwin Beck. Larry Haddix, Richard Bo inland, and Arnold Siegel. FRONT ROW: Alice Brisbane, Kay Mills. Patsy Tesmer, Charlene Kieborz. Peggy Janitscheck, Jeanne Fox, Yvonne Jones. SECOND ROW; Erma Jean Vocke, Betty Hansen, LaVon Reitz, Nancy Fread, Elaine Heapy, Barbara Bourland, Jeanne Rasmussen, Audrey Nilsen. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Beck. Sandra Rainforth, Sharon Brown, Carol Beck, Virginia Wardyn, Patty Wardyn, Delores Feldman, Rojean Cherry, Janice Slocum, Mrs. Lewis. BACK ROW: Betty Jo Tesmer, Lyla Senff, Yvonne Brown, Marcia Kusek, Dixie Skala, Marlene Smith, and Norma Wardyn. PEP CLUB FRONT ROW: Lloyd Reitz. Steve Saum, Richard Bourland, Richard Kowalewski. Loren Vian. Bud Criffield, Rick McCurry, Daryl Cornford, Delbert Smith, Ronnie Siegel, Ed Young. SECOND ROW: Mr. Gulden-Assistant Coach, Doyle Currey, Larry Young, Victor Hladky, Larry Ellsworth, Larry Haddix, Larry Heisner, Gerry Beck, Glen Jensen, Stanley Holm, Mr. Yoder-Coach. THIRD ROW: Delwin Beck, Rod Hiser, Darrell Johnson, Marion Schultz, Jack Beck, Barry Engleman. Ronnie Brewer, and Allen Roeder. Scores for the 1961 Football Season are as follows: Litchfield 13 Ansley 18 Litchfield 14 North Loup-Scoti a 19 Litchfield 7 Arnold 26 Litchfield 52 Taylor 0 Litchfield 14 Comstock 39 Litchfield 12 Arcadia 13 Litchfield 6 Sargent 27 Litchfield 12 Merna 13 Litchfield 0 Greeley Sacred Heart 6 BASKETBALL FRONT ROW: Glen Jensen, Larry Ellsworth, Arnold Siegel, Dean Kohls, Jerry Chipps, David Heapy, Stan Holm, Gerry Beck, Doyle Currey. SECOND ROW: Larry Young, Ronnie Brewer, Loren Vian, Terrel Hanshew, Ed Young, Lloyd Reitz, Milan Trumble, Darrell Johnson, Delwin Beck. Victor Hladky - Student Manager. BACK ROW: Mr. Yoder - Coach, Steve Saum, Richard Kowalewski, Rick McCurry, Kenneth Kroeger, Barry Engleman, Daryl Cornford, Rod Hiser, and LeRoy Asher. The Trojans had a successful 1961-62 season, winning eight of fourteen games in regular play. At the Loup Valley Tournament, they defeated Taylor and lost in the semi-finals to North Loup-Scotia. At the District Tournament, they defeated Merna with a score of 63-26; Spalding Academy in the semi-finals, 53-45; and lost in the finals to Fullerton, last year's Class C Champions, 73-61. ms rr VOLLEYBALL LEFT TO RIGHT: Shirley Norden. Barbara Bourland, Rojean Cherry, Janice Slocum, Erma Jean Vocke, Kay Mills, Marcia Kusek. Sharon Brown, Charlene Kieborz, Carol Beck, Delores Feldman, Sandra Rainforth. Yvonne Brown, Dixie Skala, Patty Dale. Elaine Heapy. Nancy Fread. and Betty Jo Tesmer. TBACK FRONT ROW: Larry Heisner. Ed Young, Uoyd Reitz. Gerry Beck, Larry Young, Jerry Chipps, Gerald Sweley, Larry Ellsworth, Stanley Holm. SECOND ROW: Allen Roeder, LeRoy Asher, Rod Hiser, Ronald Brewer, Darrell Johnson, Steve Saum, Delbert Smith, Delwin Beck. Ronnie Siegel, Mr. Yoder. BACK ROW: Richard Kowalewski, Bud Criffield, Kenneth Kreoger, Milan Trumble, Marion Schultz, Rick McCurry, Loren Vian and Daryl Cornford. LETTERMANS CLUB From the top of the L and then left to right: Stan Holm, Larry Ellsworth, Larry Heisner, Ronnie Siegel, LeRoy Asher, Richard Bourland, Delbert Smith, Rod Hiser, Barry Engleman, Ed Young, Lloyd Reitz, Steve Saum, Ronnie Brewer, Richard Kowalewski, Daryl Cornford, Loren Vian, Rick McCurry, and Bud Criffield. HOMECOMING The Homecoming Game was played on October 20.1961, when our opponent was Sargent. At the halftime, Peggy Janitscheck was crowned Queen and Lloyd Reitz. King by Dianne Bacus, our lastyear'sQueen. Their attendants were Daryl Cornford, Bud Criffield, Alice Brisbane, and Yvonne Jones. A Homecoming Dance was held after the game. The King and Queen Too Cold For Track ANNUAL STAFF PROUDLY PRESENTS THE 1962 TROJAN TO THE STUDENTS AND FACULTY OF LITCHFIELD HIGH. IT HAS REEN PURL. SHEDFOR YOUR ENJOYMENT IN THE HOPE THAT IT WILL SERVE AS A LIVING MEMORY OF YOUR DAYS IN LITCHFIELD HIGH SCHOOL Yvonne Jones---- Dixie Skala ---- LeRoy Asher----- Marcia Kusek---- Terrell Ha ns hew -■ Mrs. Diefenderfer -------------- Editor ----Assistant Editor — Business Manager Ass't. Bus. Manager ---------Photographer --------------Sponsor Richard Kowalowski, Judy Bacus, Deloris Feldman, Patsy Tesmer, Elvon Nordon, and Mrs. Lewis. LIBRARY STAFF TROJAN FCHO STAFF Editor...............................................Terry Hanshew Copy Reader .......................................Leonard Ruzowski Mimeoscope Operator ................................. Ronnie Johns Sports Editor........................................Ronnie Siegel Jokes, Filler........................................Virginia Wardyn Feature Column.......................................Betty Sanders Special Reporters ...................................Alice Brisbane Audrey Nilsen Typists: Dixie Skala, Marcia Kusek, Richard Kowalowski, Erma Vocke, Lyla Sneff, and Yvonne Brown Sponsor..............................................Mr. Kohlscheen The Trojan Echo is published by the Office Practice Class once a month. The Echo is especially noted for its advice column. Keep Those Lines Straight! Men From Mars Traveling Casino Showtime Good Show Congratulations Class of 1962 From Members Of The BROKEN BOW CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Ache And Pain Barber Shop Fauquet's 66 Service Alma Oil Corporation Federal Land Bank Association Armstrong Implement Company Of Broken Bow Doctor W. G. Arnold Gamble's Arrow Hotel And Coffee Shop Gishpert Hardware Arrow Motors Glaze Furniture The Arrow Seed Company Grassland Hospital Ayers Clothing Company Haeberle’s Pioneer Drug Store F. A. Bates, Inc. Hansen Appliance Store Beatrice Foods Company The Harmony Hut Becton-Dickinson And Company Of Nebraska Hested Store Ben Franklin Store Holcomb Drug Store Best Oil Company Jack And Jill Store Bow Booterie D. R. lames T. V. And Appliances Broken Bow Floral And Nursery Company Jim's Sinclair Service Broken Bow Laundry And Dry Cleaners Howard A. Jones-Insurance Broken Bow Packing Company LaVonne's Beauty Salon Broken Bow Production Credit Association Miles N. Lee And Tedd C. Huston Broken Bow Ready-Mix Leigh's Barber Shop Broken Bow State Bank Tom Lucas MD Brown And Denesia Inc. J. M. McDonald Company Brown Furniture Company Mead Lumber Company Cash And Carry Lumber Company Meston Motor Company Central Nebraska Drug Company Meston Tractor And Equipment Chipps Cafe Nebraska State Bank Chrisman Hardware And Gift Shop Palmer Monument Company Cinderella Shop J. C. Penney Company City Cafe Pirnie Brothers Equipment Inc. Co-Operative Marketing Association Howard Province Plumbing Corner Style Shop Ruff Motor Company Joseph F. Coyle DVM Safeway Stores Inc. Credit Bureau Of Broken Bow Inc. Sanders Agency Custer County Chief Schneringer Johnson Govier Custer Federal Savings And Loan Association Brothers Dairy Queen O. P. Skaggs Datus Implement S. E. Smith Sons Davis Paint Store Stephens Realty Company Dickinson Jewelry Sure Hatchery Dittmer's Jewelry E. P. Volzke Doty Packing Company Dr. Lawrence R. Wallace The Fabric Center Warrick Company Farlss Men's Wear Wenquist Inc. B. V. Holmes- Insurance Farritor Body Shop Everything For The Home Farm Just Say Grand Island Nebraska Ravenna Chamber of Commerce Sends Congratulations To Litchfield Senior Class INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER SERVICE 18 Hour Service Except Sundays Monday Thru Friday, 7:00 A. M. To 1:00 A. M. Saturday, 7:00 A. M. To 5:00 P. M. Clabaugh Truck and Tractor Company East Railroad Street And Avenue C Kearney Dial CE 4-2771 Nebraska Greenslit Lumber Company The Home Company Everything For The Home Builder Dial GL 2-3861 Ravenna Nebraska Congratulations To The Class Of 1962 Molzer Music Company Instruments-Stereo Music-Repairs 219 North 12th Lincoln Nebraska Hazard Locker Dale Larsen-Trucking Groceries-Locker Livestock Pfister Seed Corn And Nutrena Feeds Gravel Phone 14 J Phone 114 Hazard Nebraska Hazard Nebraska Steele Funeral Home Air Conditioned Ambulance-24 Hours Licensed Lady Assistant Flowers-All Occasions Loup City 80W Litchfield Hi 6-2325 Hanshew’s Barber Shop It Pays To U e cut hair to please YOU SNOT Ourselves'' Look Your Best Loup City Nebraska The First National Bank VAR I ET Y S Jones Variety Store Confectionary-General Merchandise Our Greatest Asset-- Your Good Will Dial Hi 6-2280 Litchfield Nebraska Farmers Co-Operative Association Ravenna Nebraska Tank Wagon Service Fuel Oil L. P. Gas F ertilizer Blue Line and Lorro Feeds Buyer of Cream-Eggs- Poultr y Ravenna GL 2-3612 Hazard 23J Vi’s Fashions Viola M. Feldman Ravenna's Leading Style Shoppe Phone GL 2-3431 Bankers Life Company Des Moines, Iowa Complete Insurance Protection LIFE HOSPITAL ACCIDENTS GROUP Floyd A. Raymond Loup City Phone 61 Ravenna Livestock Commission Company Sale Every Tuesday Rain or Shine No Consignment Too Large Or Too Small Ira Criffield Owner-Operator Phone GL 2-3758 Hillandale Farm Service Inc. Dealer For MINNEAPOLIS MOLINE NEW HOLLAND KEWANEE MACHINERY BELHEM GRAIN STORAGE BUILDINGS-BINS-CRIBS Phone GL 2-3521 Ravenna The Golden ■l! Rule V Shoes -Clothing Loup City Nebraska Loup City Co-Op Creamery Cream Poultry Eggs And Feed Complete Line Of Gooch Feeds Our Savings Are Your Dividends Loup City Nebraska Congratulations Class of 1962 isHEfc • AGENCY Insurance And Real Estate Good Luck Seniors W. R. 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Kelly-President Dial Du 2-4070 61 7 East Seventh St reet Grand Island Nebraska Grand Island Livestock Auction, Inc. Cattle Aucti ons-Every Wednesday Hogs and Sheep - Every Tuesday Hogs, Sheep, and Cattl e-Every Friday Du 2-9117 Grand Island Nebraska Turner Grain Company In Kearney It's Grai ns Storage Feeds Phone fSEARS J 72141 ftOflUCK AMO CO Dial GL 2-3872 Ravenna The Most Complete Department Store Bristol Farm Store Gooch's Best Feeds Farm Supplies Ansley Nebraska D and J Drive Inn and Cafe Open Seven Days W eekly Soft Ice Cream Soft Drinks Ansley Nebraska Russell Sporting Goods 249 South Vine Grand Island Nebraska Dorsey-Cook, Inc. Farm Machinery Irrigation Wells and Equi pment Allis Chalmers-Ol ivers Rain Chief Phone 49 Loup City Nebraska Sal’s Radio and TV RCA And Zenith Sales And Service We Fix All Makes Phone 47w Loup City Nebraska Swanson TV and Appliance Service Five Points-Du 2-3630 Grand Isl and Nebraska R. E. Murphy Company See Us For Typewriters New-U sed-Rental If It's For The Office, We Have It Grand Island Nebraska Good Luck Class Of '62 Klein Hardware Drugs-Sundri es Vaccines-Farm Seeds Plumbing-L. P. Gas Pleasanton Nebraska The Ravenna Bank Ravenna Nebraska Badura Funeral Home AND FLOOR COVERINGS Phone 36 Loup City Nebraska Coast to Coast Stores Everything For The Farm, Auto, And Home Elmer A. Schmidt, Owner Ravenna Nebraska Mason Motor, Inc. Ford And THft'S [z i rd) rout run � � ) Falcons Galaxies Arcadia Phone 2322 Loup City Phone 24 The Reynolds Agency Farmers Mutual Of Nebraska Real Estate State Farm Auto Insurance Insurance And Loans Cl ark Reynolds And Ray Kowelewski Loup City Phone 299J Litchfield Office Open Wed. Afternoon The Boucher Company, Inc. Chevrolet Ol dsmobi le Ravenna Nebraska F or Watches-Diamonds J £zln Jewelry And Finest In Watch Repair See Furtaks Jewelry Ravenna Nebraska Stan F. Roy Hatchery, Inc. Buy Chicks With A Future DeKalb Or Hi Pro Mobile Milling Service Dial Gl 2-3535 Ravenna Nebraska Zlomke Produce and Feeds Cream And Eggs Li tchfield Nebraska Mills STANDARD Station Peets Feed-DeKalb Seed Corn F erti lizer Dial Hi 6-9398 Litchfield Nebraska Serve-U-Market Dorothy and Glen Vian Groceri es Fresh Vegetables Choice Meats BIITtcm l t ' „ 2315 Litchfield Nebraska C.A. Rydberg,M.D. Dial Hi 6-2341 Bu'TER Frozen Food Dial Hi 6_2; Li tchfield Nebraska Good Luck Class Of '62 Lewis Produce Leol a Lewi s Top Prices In Cream SEE ARTHUR MADSEN Special Representative F or Security Mutual Life Insurance Company Li tchfi eld Nebraska Dial Hi 6-2234 Li tchfi eld Nebraska Bennetts Cafe Burton Hardware PI umbi ng Heating Coopers Feeds Paint Wall paper Li tchfield Nebraska Li tchfield Haller Machine Works Long Distance Hauling Anytime-Anywhere Petroleum Products and Farm Service Earth Moving We Give S H Green Stamps Phone HI 6-2 345 Litchfield Nebraska BOOSTERS Litchfield Grand Island Alexia's Beauty Shop Swenson T. V. Service Ward Service Station Hilton Auction and Real Estate Service Ans ley Pleasanton Varney's Rexall Drugs Karsten Cafe and Tavern Loup City Eisner's Jewelry Store Kearney Nick Vaughn Cafe West Kearney Ravenna Kearney Floral Shop First National Bank Dr. Bauman Bahr-Schroll Music Company Stark Dairi-Queen Jerold's Dress Shop Grand Theater A Friend From Broken Bow Hazard Vera's Beauty Salon CLASS HISTORY By Virgie Wardyn and Betty Sanders In the fall of 1958 twenty-four terrified freshmen made their way through the good old halls of poison ivy. At that Vme there were twelve boys and tvTelve girls. The class officers that year were: Peggy Janitscheck—Presi- dent, Buddy Criffield—Vice-President, Yvonne Jones—Secretary, Lloyd Reitz— Treasurer, and Ronnie Johns and Audrey Nilsen--News Reporters. We sold maga- zines that veer and made the tidy little sum of thiety-eight dollars. Our class sponsors were Mr. Semilev and Mr. Robbins. We held a wild hayrack ride the tenth of Aoril as our class p� rtv. As freshmen ve were required to take English, genenal math or algebra, general science, and either home economics or vocational agriculture. Four and one half months later we returned as sophomores. Our officers that year were: LeRoy Asher—President, Peggy Janitscheck—Vice-President, Alice Brisbane—Secretary, Lloyd Reitz—Treasurer, and Ronnie Johns and Audrey Nilsen—News Reporters. We had a car wash to make money this year, which was not the most prosperour thing that ever happened to us. We lost Ann Marie Andrewjeski in February. Andrewjeski-1 s moved to Ravenna. Our sponsors this year were Mr. Kohlscheen and Mr. Smalley. We decided to pick up corn in April to make more money. We had a fabulous turn-out of five people. Darwin Blanchard left us at the end of our sophomore year. August 29, I960, twenty-two of us returned for our Junior year..as upper classmen. The officers that year were: LeRoy Asher—President, Lloyd Reitz Vice-President, Peggy Janitscheck—Secretary, Alice Brisbane—Treasurer,and Audrey Nilsen—News Reporter. This was the year we had all been waiting for. We selected our play, Man Overboard . We presented it on November 30 and December 1, despite the complications caused by an early blizzard. It was a sensation of course. We received our class rings in December to everyone's delight. The next big thing in our Junior year was the Junior-Senior Prom. The waiters and waitresses for the prom were: Patsy Tesmer, LaVon Reitz, Deanna Spencer, Betty Hansen, Carol Beck, Glen Dale Jensen, Loren Vian, Ed Young, Gerald Sweley, and Duane Schade. We had great fun planning and decorating for it and we chose Oriental Gardens as our theme. In the cen- ter of the gym we had a Chinese pagoda. We hung-lanterns about- the gyg, . to add to the oriental environment. The Jack Munson orchestra furnished the music and a good time was had by all. A few months passed, and at last we had reached our long awaited year— Seniors.'.' We had one new student, Keith Mason, who moved here from Oconto. The class officers for the year are as follows: Peggy Janitscheck—Pres- ident, Terry Hanshew—Vioe-President, Alice Brisbane—Secretary, Audrey Nilsen—Treasurer, and Ron Siegel—News Reporter. We welcomed the Freshmen with a rain followed h a dance in the gym. he class sponsors for the year are Mr. Kohlscheen and Mrs. Diefcndcrfer. The first semester was enlightened with senior portraits at Haberman's in Hastings and ordering our announcements.. The annual staff foe the year was: Yvonne Jones—editor, Dixie Skala—Assist- ant editor, LeRoy Asher—Business Manager, Marcia Kusek—Assistant Business manager, and Terry Hanshew—Photographer. Our advisor for the annual staff was Mrs. Diefenderfer. Our senior class play was Washington Never Slept Here . It was another smash hit- - - -of course. We all enjoyed putting it on and we had many good times at play practice. We went to Omaha for our sneak day. We visited such places as Joslyn Mem- orial and the Cooper Theatre, and enjoyed ourselves immensely We spent some time developing our mu so lee bowling and we had a delicious Qiauier at icij Fong's Chinese restaurant. One of the unusual things about the class of 62 is that five of the twenty-three began school at Litchfield and attended for the full twelve years together. This group is Daryl Comford, Terrel Hanshew, Richard Kowalewski, Yvonne Jones and Betty Sanders. We wish to thank the Juniors for a wonderful prom, which we enjoyed immensely. The jungle theme was very beautiful, and the meal was delic- ious. Yvonne Jones and LeRoy Asher were crowned the king and aueen of our prom. The attendants were Peggy Janitscheck, Alice Brisbane, Bud Criffield, and Daryl Cornford. We conclude our Senior year of '62 looking forward to Baccalaureate and commencement exercises. We shall be filled with regret as well as happiness when we close up our four, fun-packed high school years. We, the Senior Class of 1962, being of said sound mind after four years of high . school (which is an accomplishment) do make public and declare this our last will and testament; therby declaring all former wills null and void: I, LeRoy Asher, will my ability to dance to Jeanette Barenberg, Have fun with it, I did. I, Alice Brisbane, will my sophistication to Shirley Norden, You will be a success with it, Shirley. I, Yvonne Brown, will the trips nine miles west to Norma Wardyn. Have fun, Norma, I did. I, Daryl Cornford, will my trips to the State Tournaments and staying in to Steve Saum. Lincoln’s alot of fun, isn't it, Steve. I, Bud Criffield, will ray tall, dark and handsome with glasses look to Darrell Corbin. It has been effective, Darrell. I, Terrel Hanshew, will my laziness to Gary Guthard. Now you will be able to rest, Gary. I, Peggy Janitscheck, will my hard studying to Richard Bourland. Believe me, it is not easy. I, Ronnie Johns, will my ability to sleeping in English class to Jack Beck. Don’t get caught, Jack. I, Yvonne Jones, will my ability to take alot of teasing with a smile to Arnold Siegel. Smile pretty, Arnold. . I, Richard Kowalewski, will my ability of playing hooky to Betty Jo Tesmer. Don't let the teachers catch you, Betty. I, Marcia Kusek, will all the Litchfield boys to anyone who will be needing them, as I won’t be. I, Keith Mason, will my shortness to Mike Trumble. Now you can get away from the teachers, Mike. I, Audrey Nilsen, will my ability to go steady for two years to Patsy Tesmer. Try it, Patsy. 1, Elvon Norden, will my boots and hat to David Heapy. Ride hard, David. I, Lloyd Reitz, will my boxing ability to Ronnie Brewer. No you will have to show them, Ronnie. I, Leonard Ruzowski, will my loud shirts to Duane Schade. Now everyone will see you, Duane. I, Betty Sanders, will my tallness to Jeanne Fox. Now you don't need to stand on a chair, Jeanne. I, Lyla Senff, will the boy's class rings to anybody that wants them, 1 don't. 1, Ronnie Siegel, will my ability to studying in the library to Larry Ellsworth. Study hard, Larry. I, Dixie Skala, will my tight skirts to Patty Dale. They may not be comfortable, but I like them. I, Edmund Spencer, will my slimness to Larry Heisner, Now you can’t protect yourself, Larry. 1, Erma Jean Vocke, will all the rest of the Pleasanton boys to Charlene Kiebors, Have fun, Charlene. I, Virginia Wardyn, will my short skirts to Judy Bacus. Now you can show your knees, Judy. We, the Seniors, will to Ray Vian, our paper wads, bubble gum (to be found under the desks) chalk, and erasers (the ones we threw when the teachers weren't looking). We « ill our well-know quality of having the best class in any way, shape or form to the Juniors. Now you can prosper too. We will the Sophomores two more years at Litchfield High. Make good use of those years because they are the best ones of your life. We will the Freshmen our smiling personalities, our charming ways, and our excellent grades, in order that they may get aloug with both teachers and students. This will, being duly signed, sealed, soiled, and published, is declared by the Senior Class, as our last will and testament.