Longfellow High School - Log Yearbook (Kearney, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1951 volume:

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Sophs Show Pro Here for a pose are Mary Johannes, Phyllis McDowell Lucille Covert Irene Doberstem Peggy Bowman Cleo Hall Velva Anderson Thelma Metcalf Phyl Iis Shafer Pauline Carlson and Bar bara Journey Janice Day, Roberta Case, Jane Munro, Dee Moylan, Arlene Foster, Tom McAllister, Ronald Russell, Dick Mayberry, Lorna Stutheit, Gloria Darling, Norma Chris- tensen, Priscilla Schulte and Shirley Orvis meet to chat with their fellow classmates. for Gall Speldell Sue Welch Karen Raasch Mildred Gant, Joyce Foged, Marian Gilliland Loretta Lee, Jerry Wetovlck and Donna Binder sophomores is Mr Ralph Hunkins to stu dents Rosemary Weeks Mary Lou Wink Marilyn Johnson Phyllis May Gerry Daxon, Bethene Paul Janice Hardin Nor malee Matzner, Pat Rochford Veda Gill ming, Delores Burton, Maribell Kirwan Beverly Von Behren and Carol Rathe Page is mise ' l l l 1 Y Ye old meeting place is Miss Alta Kirsch's room Lending an ear to the problems of the 1 v v ' ' Mr. Lou Ninegar Miss Henrietta Bankson Mr. Chalmers Cromer Mr. Maynard Envlck Mlss Alta Kirsch Mr Vernon Anderson Mr Ralph Hunkms der at this machune explained by Gerry Jones Leroy Wlnslow Angus Cam ron Don Schroer Thomas Altmaler Lowell Roeder Royal Martm and Merle Kealy Page I7 Morrls Charlene Wilson Fred Kempf Susan Downnng Maren Henry Allen Daggett Beth Keenan Georgia Glf ford and Jody Babb together to express thenr opmlons XM Marianne Altmaier and Una Stade won- Current class problems brought Arlene Dobbins. Alan Mr. George Brown Working busily to decorate the school for a football game are Bearcat Boosters Carol Campbell, Donna Brink, Bettie Brown, Beverly Thornton and Shirley Thurston. Ieven Downg One to Go Starting thc yczn' ont with Il slight znlvzintngc fricnclsliip couple, Nllllkj' lizlnilzlll :intl llnli in nuinlmcrs were thc junior girls whim tntzllccl SZ. thirtccn more than the boys. lint flutes tn the scllwul functions were minor clctzlils :incl fun was haul hx' ull. llcccililwr' l5. was thc flute of thc Ulluliclzly l l ruin , spuiismcrl hy the -Iunior Class. llccnrzi- tions czn'rictl mint thc lltblltlllj' tlicnic :incl 11 lcwvtt, were clruwn from il list of tcn cznnlillntcs. Those coming lczulcrs of lil IS sliuwwl tzilc-nt in acting, singing, lCZlflCI'Sllll7 :intl many ntln-r phases :luring their two past sc-ninr high yt-urs. lhcy will continue to cnconrzlgc gnntl splints- lllIlllSlllll in thc clzlssromn :intl :it pzirtn-s, tlznm-s :incl games. Discussing in Miss Rebecca Ashby's room are Bob Banning, Pauline Switzer, Shirley Thurston, Marlene Alcorn, Denny Houston and Myles Stevens. Page Zl Observing Book Week in Miss Alice Parson's room are Janet Just, Louise Bur- ger, Ruby Grippe, Shirley Randecker. Pat Fortik, Merna Lambert and Maidie Camp- bell. Discussing the world situation are seniors: Le- roy Carlsen, Bob Jewett, Jackie Parker, Don Treadway, Donna Wolf, Gwen Hansberry, Jo Crick, Jenny Abood and Darlene Burton. Seniors Celebrate Last Year al Banquels, Breaklasls, Plays Plwfll A class bull session amuses seniors: La Rae Kirwan, Nancy Randall, Norene Maw, ldora Bickel, Jim Panek, Delores Rochford, Allen Gallup, Leo Kahle, Earl Alexander, Joan Smallcomb, Bill Kalous and Dave Weeks. Miss Figard gives library access to seniors: Mildred Wilson, Gaylon Mason, Norma Maser, Pat Snider, Joyce Clay- ton, Edith Shiers, Monica Tau- benheim and Bev Hendrix. Page 22 iss Army Figard Nlr. Harvey Peters Miss Helen Ogle .-Xs the Senior t'lass of '51 bids a fond adieu to their fellow students, teachers and friends of KITS, they glanee baek on the year's events as being ones enjoyed with enthusiasm and pleasure and well worth remembering through- out the years to eoine. lileetions in September brought forth Hill Lancaster as President. With the assistance of Yiee-l'resident .-Xnn Skold, Secretary 'lim llof- stetter and Class Sponsor Miss llelen Ogle. Bill planned the year's events. lfxehanging senior pietures created a rtnnpns on the eainpus and spring brought the hustle and bustle of senior aetivities. keeping every minute of their time full to eapaeity, l'lay praetiee kept weary seniors up 'til the wee house of the morn but the results were fruitful and they all sighed with relief and eestaey after the performance. Their' play. Yes and No , a niirthful comedy in two aets and an epilogue, was presented to an appreciative au- dience in early May. Reading the elass will and prophecy was the highlight of the Senior Assembly. llidden tal- ent of various seniors kept the audience in stitches and amazement as they performed their aets. lledeeked with satin and silk, they dined and danced in a dreamy attnosphere at the Senior lianquet in the Crystal Ball Room. Page 23 Mr. Robert Cole Mr. Eldon Hayward Mr. John Richman .-Xs the year drew to a close they prepared for one of the biggest nioinents of their lives, graduation, XYith eonnneneenient eame the measuring of eaps and gowns, the sending of announcements and the exchanging of nanie cards. The Class Sermon was followed by the Senior llreakfast and Connnenceinent. These events brought tears to their eyes as they bade fare- well and goodbye to their teachers. elassinates and friends. Now they aie on their own. They will al- ways look back on their years in Kearney lligh as some of the best years of their lives. A good resting place for weary workers, Ron Rodgers, Bill Lancaster and Dwaine Jorgenson, is an old car frame. Harold May, Richard Altmaier, Wayne Trimble La- vern Ahrens, Wayne Bennett, Arlen Berg- land and Mr. Robert Cole look on the scene. . page him' Class discussion passes the time for seniors Bonnie Moylan, Dick Carpenter, Bill York, Karen McCord, Jerry Ingram, John Ledbetter, Jemna Nelson, Anne Christensen and Ruth Ann Carns. JEANNETTE ABOOD: GAA President .leuuuette has been very ztvtive iu liemcat Roosters and llrzuua Club. She was il member of glee and mixed octet uud attended the State Music' Cliuiv ut Svottsbluff. She represented her class at Girls' State last sum- mer and was zwtive ou SAR. LAVERN AHRENS: Outdoor Life has been lm- veru's at-tivity this past year. Ile was previously at member of the Crafts Club. EARL ALEXANDER: Earl was an uvtive member of Outdoor Life this year and has been in lloys Club. RICHARD ALTMAIERI liit'hard's time was spent farming and he belonged to FFA. LOUIS ANDERSON: Louie was at C2llllQl'il fiend and a member of the I'l1ot,ography Club. llis 'I' AE I course kept him busy at Mattsolrs Studio. LU ETTA BAADE: Luetta was :1 svrretarial train- ing student, For au ztctirity she partit'ipated in Y-teens. EDITH BALDWiN: Debate was lGdith's iuztillstzty with musit' ou the side. She was at member of NFL. chorus, glee. girls' sextet and orchestra. Her activities were Bearcat Boosters, Drama Club and GAA. sm! Jeannette Abood Lavern Ahrens Earl Alexander Richard Altmaier Louis Anderson Arlen Bergland Idora Bickel Carol Binderup Beryl Botts JoAnn Brandt Page 24 DORIS BARR: Coming to Kearney from Madison this year. lioris was soon active. She joined llear- cat Boosters and Y-teens and was a member of glee and girls' octet. DARLENE BELL: Darlene was a member of llearcat lloosters, Y-teens and GAA. She sang in girls' octet and glee and played in orchestra. WAYNE BENNETT: FFA was VVayne's busiest activity. As a sportsman. he went out for boxing and track. Wayne was also in chorus and glee. ARLEN BERGLAND: Arlen was a favorite crooner ot' NHS, lle sang in the Phonebooth Four. glee, chorus. mixed octet and attended the State Music Clinic. llis 'I' K1 I work took him to Lantz's. IDORA BICKEL: As business manager of the Log. ldora displayed her journalistic talents. She was a member of llrama Club and was active in GAA and liearcat Boosters. Chorus, glee and girls' octet were her music interests. She was on the Echo and a member of Quill and Scroll. CAROL BINDERUPZ Carol was a busy girl be- ing treasurer of both Y-teens and Bearcat Boosters. She displayed her sportsmanship in GAA and her music abilities in chorus and glee. Shooting the breeze are seniors Janet Hunnicutt. Lois Shangreaux, Connie Sehnert, Carolyn James, Dick Plank, Bernadine Clinebell, Dick Hudson and Don Williams. Luetta Baade Edith Baldwin Doris Barr Darlene Bell Wayne Bennett Gordon Broyhill Eugene Burkhead LeRoy Carlsen Ruth Ann Carns Richard Carpenter Page 25 It takes deep concentration for Carl Weber, Albert Cepel, Gordon Broyhill, Janet Muller, Dixie Lee Grot- field, Edith Baldwin, Kathryn Daxon, Doug Mayberry, Darlene Burton, Carol Binderup to get their daily German lessons. BERYL BOTTS: lieryl pzu'Iiripz1ted in glee uud girls' ovtet. ller uvtivities include lieziwzit Roosters. GAA and Y-teens. She is at secrelzu'iz1l training student. JO ANN BRANDT: Jo Ann was an Echo rv- porter and was known for her vlever poems. llc-r avtivity was Y-teens. GORDON BROYHILL: Il9lll9lllil9l' Dad in 'l'liosv Webstersn? Gordon was on SAN and at nieniber ol' lloys Club. lle played reserve basketball. EUGENE BURKHEAD: Vnder the 'I' Sz l program. Eugene worked :Lt Cole Produce. lle was at lll6lllilt'l' of the Pllotogrzipliy Club. LEROY CARLSEN: Lee was ai sportsniinded stu- dent with football, track and wrestling all on his program. lle was in K-Club, rhorus and glee. RUTH ANN CARNS: Music- was liuth Ann's busiest ac-tivity with girls' sextet. chorus and glee. She was zu-tive in lleaufut Boosters, llrzilnzi Club and GAA. RICHARD CARPENTER: Dick was ai niember of Outdoor Life and 1Tl'ZllllZ1 Club und lettered in re- serve football. NOEL CHAVET: An ambitious farmer desrribes Noel for he wus Vll'Q-1ll'9Sil1Qllt of the local FFA vhapter. ANNE CHRISTENSEN: Anne led u busy life in liearczat Boosters, GAA and Y-teens. Musically in- clined, she belonged to chorus and glee. JOYCE CLAYTON: The Echo kept Joyce occupied as a reporter. Her duty as glee president was well done and she snug in chorus. Joyre was prominent in Ilrainu Club, GAA and liezwcat Boosters, Carol Erickson Darrell Fellows Dick Foged Allen Gallup Gracene Goodchuck George Grosh Hazel Hanner Gwen Hansberry Nadine Hardin Elizabeth Harrison BERNADINE CLINEBELLI llernio bolongod to GAA. Pliotogrupliy Club, baud und glvv. She ournvd u homo nursing.: uwurd in her junior your and wus un ldvho reporter this year. REX COVER: liox wus another of KllS's soil tillt-rs und n nn-nlbor of l l A, JO ANN CRICK: l3ezn't'ut lloosters, GAA and Y- tt-ons kc-pt .lo busy as we-ll as her singing in vhorus und git-0. ELWIN DAUGHERTY2 lloys Club wus Elwink llt'llYlly und lns Job at Midway llotol wus in con- nection with his 'I' K l course. KATHRYN DAXONI Kathryn wus fiillltlllti for hor lu-utvd debates. She wus SAI! svvretary und Zlllt'lllll'll Girls' State. Iler activities included GAA. llI'2illl2l Ulub, lie-urcut Boosters and NFL. She sung in chorus and glee. VIOLET DELAET: Violet belonged to Y-toons and wus u Illfxllllllll' of the S0l'l'8lHl'lill training 1-lass. MAHLON DENISON: As Log Illl0l0f.fl'llllllCl'. Nluhlon was quite active-. llc joined Pliotograpliy Club und plays-d in the band. Page 27 CAROL ERICKSONZ 1'llPt'l'll'lllllllQ, wus t'urol's t'uvorito ut-livity, Sho works-d on the- ldc-ho und Log and wus in Quill und Srroll. llc-1' music' in torvsts kc-pt hor busy in girls' soxtot, llllXt'Kl octet 1-horns and glee, Sho attended the Stun- Rlusit Flinit' und wus u lllvllllltil' of GAA, lll'1llllll Club unc llourvut lloostors. DARRELL FELLOWS: lllll'lllllll Motors kt-pt lmr roll busy utnler his 'l' 8: l course. t'rut'ts t-lub was his ut'tivt'ity und boxing his sport, DICK FOGED: llivk was :L nwnilwr ol' lillS': gridiron ole-ve-11 und was urtivo in Iran-k. ll: plnyod rosoryo buslu-tbull und belong to K-Club. ALLEN GALLUP: Swing.: band was .Xllt-n's spew-iul ty. lle nlso played in bund und uttoinlvd tho Stzltl .Xlusiv Vlinir. Allen was in tho rust ot' 'l'hos4 Websters and went. out. for lrnrk. GRACENE GOODCHUCKZ Gruduuting in .lununry rut Gram-no's year short. Sho preside-d over Y teens first semester und belonged to lleurrut lloosters. GEORGE GROSH: George pluyvd with the lillh vugxers and on the- gridiron. llc- be-longs-d to li Flnb and under '1' QQ I, he workod ut lfiiw-stoiiv. HAZEL HANNER: llzizel wus at lnvinlwr of Y toons. Janet Hunnicutt Jerry Ingram Bill Kalous Joyce Kegley Dick Hudson Leon Kahle MERLYN HOLDT: Merlyn was a nieinbor of FFA. DICK HUDSON: Dick had a magic touch on the 1-larinvt and played in swing hand and band. JANET HUNNICUTT: GAA and llearvat Boosters ke-pt .lanvt om'c'l1pied. l7l'Zllll2i Club was her activity JERRY INGRAM: .lorry was a spark plug on both the- fontball and basketball teams and was a mem' ber of li-Club. Ile also went in for boxing. CLETUS JACOBSEN: .lake worked at Neilscn I'lll'Yl'0li'I unrle.r 'I' 81 l. Ile was a member of Out- door Life and lloys' Club and played reserve foot- ball and basketball. CAROLYN JAMES: Uarolyn was a member oi Y-teens. BOB JEWETT: liob charmed all with his golden roic-e and sang in chorus, glee and mixed octet. Musivally invlined. he played in swing band. hand, orvlie-stra and attended the State Musim' Clinir. llc was a IIIPIIIIJQI' of the debate squad and NFL and lettered in football. DICK JOHNSON: Dick partivipated in the intra- mural wrestling and belonged to Outdoor Lifr. I'raI'ts Club and Boys' Club. Page 29 we-fr 1 f I- 14. If xhnpl Y I 1' .fn Q . 'ffl' 1 ,I f I 4 1' I .W f - - ., .5 fxif',- 'ffl , , f ff h Q 'fl Adffff .'! ', f!! ,If an X, I, ,', .Wu ., 1 mf' f' Cletus Jacobsen f I I LaRae Kirwan .:' ,,' 1 ' I 1 .4 f ' intrigued with the modern day machinery are Ray Mickelsen, Marlin Heiden, Lavern Ahrens, Dick Mc- Kean, Merlyn Holdt, Roland Trampe, Darol Small- comb, Donald Meyers, Gaylen Murrish and Mr. Cole. , I J I if I' X, Kenny Kohlscheen Bill Lancaster Marilyn Landis John Ledbetter Dale Lewis Paul Martin Norma Maser Gaylon Mason Jack Mastin Norene Maw WALLACE JOHNSON: VVally was football stu- dent manager and a member of Boys Club and Radio Club. lle was also in the cast of Those Websters. DWAINE JORGENSEN: Outdoor Life was .lerk's activity and he sang in chorus and glee. LEON KAHLE: Leon played in the band and was a member of Photography Club, Radio Club and Boys Club. BILL KALOUS: Track and football were llill's favorites. Ile was a member of li-Club and played in the band. JOYCE KEGLEY: Y-teens was .loyce's activity and under 'l' 61: l, she worked at Liberty llry Cleaners. LARAE KIRWAN: Laltae was active in Y-teens, won 4-ll honors a11d a trip to the State Fair i11 Lincoln. KENNY KOHLSCHEEN: Kenny, through 'I' 8: l. worked at Kearney Auto Parts. He played in the band and was a member of the swing band. BILL LANCASTER: Senior Class President was Bill's title plus many more. lie was Junior Class vice-president, sports editor of the Echo and bas- ketball student manager. Bill sang in chorus. glee. mixed octet and attended the State Music Clinic. Ile also played reserve football and basketball. MARILYN LANDIS: Remember Mom in Those Webstersu? Marilyn's interest include Drama Club, GAA and Bearcat Booste1's. She sings in chorus and glee. JOHN LEDBETTER: .lohnny played on the varsity football team and was a member of Ii-Club. DALE LEWIS: Science Club. Photography Club and Sports Club were llale's activities. PAUL MARTIN, JR.: l'aul's voice reached many in strong debates. Ile was president of Drama Club, a member of NFL and played reserve football. NORMA MASER: 'l'he golden voice of Norma was heard by all as she sang in chorus. glee, girls' sextet, mixed octet and attended the State Music Clinic, Norma worked on the Echo and belonged to CAA, llrama Club and Bearcat Boosters. GAYLON MASON: Music has been Gaylou's strong point. Ile was a member of band, orchestra, chorus and glee a11d played in swing band for his activity. JACK MASTIN: Jack had the lead in the Junior Class play and was a star in basketball. He was a member of band and orchestra and was on SAB. llis activities have been K-Club, swing band and Boys Club. NORENE MAW: Norene was well known as a cheerleader and was remembered as the little sister in Those VVebsters . The Log kept her busy as assistant editor and she was a member of Quill and Scroll. Norene was Sophomore Class secretary. sang in chorus and glee, belonged to Bearcat Boosters, Drama Club and was vice-president of GAA. Page 30 HAROLD MAY: llzlrold was an active lll9llllN'l' of l l+'A und president of the Kearney clmpter. DOUGLAS MAYBERRY: The lmaslietlmll court wus llung's second home. Ile was u lll0IlllJ0l' of li4K'lnlm und lloys Club. DOLORES MCCONNEL: Dolores played in swing lmnfl, 0l'l'llPSll'll and hzxnd. She was at lllf-llllllf-'l' of llezircut llrmostsws. NFL and was Junior Class sec- retznw. KAREN McCORD: Karen sang in chorus and glee. plaiyerl in lmnrl and orchestra and belonged to GAA. Ile-am-all linostc-rs. llrzuna Clnh and Y-teens. GALE METCALF: lloxing was zz big thing in Gull-'s life, li-Vlnh wus his activity. DON MEYERS2 Don was ai nieinlber ol' FFA. RAY MICKELSEN: Ray was at, home on the l'.1otlmll field and il speed demon in truck. James Isaac' Charles oertle' Eldon Reiter' George CAROLYN MOSS: llearcut Boosters and Y-teens Sadler' Ruby Lear' D'ek fjehneen' Joyce Kegly- Mar' wm.i,c1m.0lVHvSzwtivilies. JOFID Whaley, Dale Lewis.. Kenny Kolwlscheen and BONNIE MOYLAN2 Bernie sung in chorus and Lows Anderson are preparmg for a bmghter future' glee :xml belonged to GAA, l3P2ll'l'1ll, Boosters, llrzilnu l'lnlm :incl Y-teens. JANET MULLER: Janet presided over Y-teens the second semester and was :Active in llearcat llousters and Y-teens. She was u nieinher of clmrns. glee und girls' octet. PAUL MULLOWNEY: lloxing was l'zn1l's main activity. lle also sang in chorus and glee. DELLA MURRISHC Music was llellzfs favorite. She played in band and orchestra, attended the Slate Music Clinic and All State, sang in glee and wus in the girls' octet- ller activities were GAA :ind Y-teens. Harold May Douglas Mayberry Dolores McConnel Karen MaCord Gale Metcalf Donald Meyers Ray Mlckelsen Carolyn Moss Bonnie Moylan Janet Muller Pago 31 Grads Will Belongings to Glasses Following GAYLEN MURRISH2 Pl10t0f2Ql'2'l1illY Club was Gay- leu's activity. JEMNA NELSON: .lem was very uvtive iu jourual- ism being feature editor of the Echo. She worked o11 the Log: and was in Quill and Scroll. .lem was a member of GAA, llearf-at Boosters, l7l'illllli Club and Pllotography Club. She also sang iu vhorus and glee. JAMES PANEK: Jim was at member of Svieuce Club and played basketball. JACKIE PARKER: Jackie was :tu editor of the Echo and at member of Quill aud Sc-roll. She worked on the Log and sang in chorus ztud glee. .lm-kie's activities were llearoztt Boosters, l'l1ot,og:rapl1y Club and 1111111121 Club. DICK PLANK: llit-k was sports editor of the Log: uud a member of Quill and Scroll. lle sun: i-' vhorus uud glee, belonged to llruiua Club and Iioys' Club. and was studeut lllkilliigfil' of track. NANCY RANDALL! The Log was NIIIICYVS work ol' the year. As editor of it, she had her lumds t'ull i11 jouruztlism and was a member of Quill and Scroll. Nauvy played lleli11dz1 ill 'l'hose Web- sters uud belonged to Dl'2illlli Club, llezuw-ut lloosters uud GAA. She sang i11 girls' sextet. vhorus and glee. ELDON REITER: lflldou played ill the baud. DELORES ROCHFORDZ The Olga llubbert Schol- arship wus bestowed upou Delores. She belonged to GAA :md 1111111121 Club. N, Paul Mullowney Della Murrish Gaylen Murrish emna Nelson James Panek Delores Rochford Ronald Rodgers Connie Sehnert Lois Shangreaux Edith Shiers Page 3 RON RODGERS2 lion was 1-liosen ll0ll0l'ill'j' wip- tuin of the 'Sli fmmthzill sqiuul. Ile went out fm Iran-k und sung' i11 l'll0l'llS and glee. CONNIE SEHNERT: Connie was uvtive i11 inusim- singing i11 girls' sextet, 1'l1o1'11s and glee. She also helniigvcl in GAA. llezirczit lloosters and Y-teens. LOIS SHANGREAUX: liois l'0ll0l'l,9ll for the ldclio. sung i11 l'll0l'llS and glee, 111111 beloiige-il to GAA. lieznrvul Iiuostf-1's. lll'Z1lllZl Club and Y-teens. EDITH SHIERS: Y-teens was E1li1l1's avlivily. Slim- 1's-mfs-ive-rl il lunne nursing: uwzird. ANN SKOLD: Ann was 1-liosen Footlmzill Queen of 15050. She edited the IC1-lin, worked on the Log and heloiigecl to Quill and Svroll. A1111 was Senior Vice- . L00kin9 in lockers f0F On? of UWC final Ul't'Sltlt'llI, sung in l'llUl'llS and glee Zlllll was a 1l16lll- Hmes are JOYCC Q'3Yt0nv Bill LHHCHSRP, her of GAA. 1201111111 Hoosiers and 1211111111 Club. llvlancl' Randall, DWR Plank and NOPCYIC aw. Jackie Parker Dick Plank Nancy Randall Eldon Reiter Ann Skold Darol Smallcomb Joan Smallcomb Pat Snider Page 33 L. --x.,....-.....-. fd' A,'6 3'? 1' ' Louis Anderson looks in disgust at his tie which he cut off while trimming pic- tures at his T 62 I job at Mattson's Studios. Lucky his tongue wasn't hanging out. DAROL SMALLCOMB: llarol was a lneniher of FFA, JOAN SMALLCOMB: .Io was artiye in GAA, Ilear- rat Boosters and sang in chorns and glee, PAT SNIDER: llearrat Boosters orrnpied l'al's time as sho presided over it efficiently. ller other activities inc-lnded GAA. Ilrania Vinh, chorns and glee, Pat, worked on the Echo and Log and was on SAI! in her sophomore year. MONICA TAUBENHEIM: lilonira was a lll0llIlJ0l' of Y-teens and partiripated in GAA. ROLAND TRAMPE: FFA was lioland's avliyity. DON TREADWAY: lion was a star in baske-thai! football and trark. Ile was K-Clnh secretary anfl Junior Ulass president. lion played in the hand and sang in vhorns and glee. WAYNE TRIMBLE2 XYayne worked in FFA and was ll'6'1lSlll'0l' of the Ioral rliapter. CLAUDE TURNELL: Sports was Clande's strong point. Ile lettered in football, trark and boxing. li-Clnh was Claude-'s artivity. MARJORIE TURNER: Tootie played in the hand. and swing hand was hor activity. SHIRLEY VOSS: Shirley was a nleniber of Y- teens. FRANK WALTERS: Frank was active as presi- dent of Outdoor Life. He belonged to Boys Clnh and played football. CARL WEBER: Football was the thing in t'arl's life. lle also played basketball and went out for travk. Carl was K-Club president, vice-president ot' SAB. Sophomore Class president. and attended Boys' State. lle played in band, orchestra and swing' band. DAVID WEEKS: llave served the sehool well as president of SAIL lle attended Boys' State and was vit-e-president of li-Club. Dave lettered in football and traek, played in band and orchestra and was in the .lunior Class play. MARJORIE WHALEY: Y-teens was lllarjorie's at'- tivity. ORVILLE WIEMER: Orvil went out for traek and was a nleinber of Crafts Club. DON WILLIAMS: Ilon was a nieinber of lloys Club. Outdoor Life and participated in wrestling. MILDRED WILSON: GAA, lleatreat lloosters and lll'2lIll2l Club were IXIildred's activities. She sang: in 4-horns and glee and earned the hoine nursing New SCYHOFS Betty Karsting. B0b Brien and Gloria aww-fl, Ferris take time out from class to pose for Log shot. DONNA WOLF: llebate was lJonna's favorite ae- tivity and she was a inelnber of NFL. She belonged to GAA and Y-teens and sang in glee. BILL YORK: llill played football and was a 1llGllllP0l' of Drama Club. Science Club, lloys Club and K-Club. JERRY YORK: Boxing and football were Je1'ry's sports. llis aetirity was K-Club and he sang in ehorus and glee. BONNY YOUNG: llonnie was a lll0ll1lJ0l' of Y- teens and sang in glee. Marjorie Whaley Orville Wiemers Don Williams Mildred Wilson Donna Wolf Bill York Jerry York Bonny Young Page 35 1-7oz Yfowr, Jczfeab Wa Page 36 Q23 Afwaqa A-land Pat Snider hurriedly types her 'Tuesday story as Lib Harrison and Norma Maser look on. Starting off to sell ads for the Echo are Gwen Hansberry, Joyce Clay- ton and Jo Brandt. To the casual reader The Iicho was merely four sheets of paper with printed words and letters. But to the journalists who planned, wrote and edited that paper it had a real heart. Although most students saw The lfcho just every other week, for' the advanced journalists it was a part of every day's work. During the first few weeks, room 121 was a madhouse. Reporters and editors tore their hair and worried constantly how their stories would come out on lVednesday. Editors worked over time filling up blank spaces that appeared on those first proofs. The two weeks between issues always ended far too soon. The first two days were spent mostly in planning stories, pictures and page make-ups. The next Monday the work really began. Assignments were tacked on the bulletin board and reporters began scur- rying about, scratching up stories, interviewing, writing, typing, copy reading and setting up the dreaded headlines. Overtime became a habit when the deadline drew near. Both typewriters Reporters' Footsteps ehoed in Halls had a waiting line and Mr. Marvin Armstrong was snowed under by pleas for advice and help. Finally, on Friday the pages were rushed down to the llulm Printing Company, where the ed- itors explained their chicken scratches to the bewildered printers. Then two days before the paper was to come out, the printers sent back their version and the frantic journalists cor- rected the mistakes. After one more check, The licho was ready. XYednesday the staff filed through the door and grabbed the finished pro- duct that Mr. Armstrong tossed to them. The first few moments were tense and silent as editors and reporters examined the pages for the tiniest errors. At last, grateful sighs and a few groans were heard as bedlam broke out again. Businessmen who had advertisements in The licho received copies as well as special sub- scribers. Other journalism departments through- out Nebraska and as far away as California, recieved papers. In this manner the journalism Page 38 Vik. ww Mr. Marvin Armstrong Connie Sehnert, Bernadine Clinebell, Dee Mc- Connel, Dick Hudson and Barbara Lundin found that editing the cub edition of the Echo was fun but a lot of hard work. 51111101115 l0111'111-11 111 011111112110 o11101' high SC1lO01 llCWSl11lllCl'S with 1110 lf0l111. D '1110 lzighlight of 110 j'CIl1' 0111110 w11e11 1110 11111111111 jl1l1l'll1111S1ll C11llfC1'0llL'C w11s 111-111 111 1.111- 011111 11111'i11g No1'1-111111-1'. :X1i'lll1Jl'l'S of the N.11. 5.11.-X. 1NL'1J1'2lS1iI1 lligh Sflllllll 1'1'0ss .Xss110i11- tio111 0111110 to 111101111 111001i11gs Zlllll 0o11f01 01100s 111 1110 Lf11ix'01'sity 111111 11is011ss j1111r1111lis111 wit11 1l11lK'l' jo11r1111lis1s from 1111 lJ11l'1S 11f 1110 state. Those 11111-111111115 from 1iC1ll'1lC-1' were, 1211111110111 11iill'l'lSOll, gxllll Skold, N2l11L'j' 1Q11111l11l1, .l110ki0 1f1ll'1iCl', NUl'CllC Maw, .1Cl1lllZ1 Nelson, l1lo1'11 l3i0k01, K1a1'ily11 l,a111z. 1311l11r0s M0C111111el, Kay 1iCllllCj'. 1i21l'1lZ11i'Zl l.111111i11 111111 l7i0k lmlilllli. '1111- g01h0r witl1 Blr. ,'xl'1ll5tlAOllQ 11101 11111-1111011 Il 11IlllCl', 11111111111-t, 1111101101111 111111 1110 U11i1'01'sity 11f Nt'1Jl'2lS1iZ1 foo111111l 12211116 111111113 witl1 1110 11usi- 110ss 110tix'i1i0s. SCYCl'Zl1 lllCll'I1lCl'S of 1110 1111- 111110011 0l11ss 11111k 1JZll'1 i11 ll p11110l 1lis011ssio11 wl1i0l1 they pl11001l l10fore Ut1lCl' st1111011ts 1111 1110 Page 39 As Carol Erickson tackles the s e n i o r write-ups for the Log, Jemna Nelson and Ann Skold labor in- dustriously to put the Echo to bed. s1111j00t of y0arbooks. .-Xt 1110 110gi1111i11g 11f 1110 yCIll', lllClll1DCl'S of t110 1111111110011 jO111'llll1lSlll 0111ss 01001011 01li1o1's 111111 0t11C1' posts. .111111 81111111 was 011115011 1-1lito1' of '1110 lifllli, Al110ki0 PZll'1iCI' assistant 011itor, l3i11 1.1111011st01' sports 01litor, '1C1l'l1lEl. 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Uolorcs 1X1L'C0ll- 1101 took over 1110 1'C1llS as l111si110ss lll2lIlZlgC1', 111111 Mahlou l,Cll1SOl1 1100111110 1110 official photog- 1'Z1l111CT', Lois S11f1llgl'C2ll1X was 111c110w 0ir011111ti011 1llZlllZ1lQ'Cl' 211141 I301'11111li110 C1i1101101l, CXC11ZlllgC 011- itor. As 1110 y011r 01111011 s011i11r's w0re sorry to 101110 'l'l10 1'1L'1l0, for s11 lllillly l31C2lSZl1lt 111111 0x- 0iti11g 111011111ri0s S11l'l'O11ll11CC1 it. 13111 they 1illCW w0l1 tl1at 110x1 ycar 1110 110W staff w1111l11 0111'1'v 1111 the tr1111i1i1111s that 112111 11111110 '1'11e 1201111 .-X11-A1110ri01111 for so 1111111y years. 0ur Working Together Made the og Roll 1116 1911 log 15 co111p1ct111 1t 11st1 Xfter 111116 long 1110111118 of p111111111g 11111 11or11111g the 6111111181111 Iog st1ff 1111 161lX 01116 more 1 XLYX 101111111181 11 111te11 1 xery spe11 11 111111111 t111s xc1r 11111 11111111 N11115 R11111111 111t11 1161 1ss1st111t Norenc 'X1111 11111151 x11t11 t111 11110113 f1Clll1t1'l1C111 11orkc11 1111122 111111 but 111111111111 to p11s111t 1t to the s1110o1 1 1111 1567111111511 N 11110 1111 N1 LX 111111111011 111 LOYIILIS 171Ottll1g' 1111 11211 11111111 1111111 to do 1s she 11111 1ss1st111t I'1t S11111cr 110111111611 1e111e11t for 11 13111-. sc11111g 111s to the 1JllS1l1LSNl116l1 M1115 111s 11111 to 111 sold 1s l11L1ClSCl1 111sts 111 1110 lt 11c11ss11x to 11180 11111111 more 11101111 t11111 1191111 'X1r 11111111 Ar111stro11g the f11111tx 111 11801 X118 kept busx 1111e1t111g the efforts of the Iog st'1ff 1JlL1x 1'111111 t111s 1111' s 5130118 1111t11r of the yew book 1o11e1te11 11111 t11Ju111te11 111 the 11at1 011 s1ores, play ers 11111 t011r11a111e11ts The job of foldung the Echoes for d1s trlbutlon was left to cub Journallsts Dar ene Burton, Barbara Beghtol, Bettle Brown and Claudme Parman Marllyn Lantz funds that t hard to wr1te a headI1ne about some one she knows so Ilttle about, so Kay Kenney and Barb Lundm lend a help 1ng hand Page 40 I . ,. - 1, .. . f i 1 K 1 3 '1 1 ' ' S 1 1 1 J ,' 1 . 1 1 1 C 1 -1 1 1 1' . if . 1 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' ' 11 P 1'1 1 1' 2 -' 1111 1 '11' ' 1 1 111 7 . . i il: . I 'v I Y. . f Bickc1, the business 111111111g1-r 111111 lots of 11'111'11 My 1 :1 1 1 -- ' u v 3 vs N- ' C L1 Lf. 351.4 . 11 '1 5 1 1. 1 1 I . 4 . A K . ' 1 . 1 y 1 ' ' 1 ', ' 1 1 r 1 ' 1 C ix S V 1 C Q. ' g Looking over the final edition of the Echo are feature editor Jemna Nelson, editor Jackie Parker, sports editor Bill Lancaster, Ann Skold who was editor first semester. Hy December the journalism classes had pre- sented the annual Log Assembly to promote Log sales. .Ns winner of the talent contest. Harold Cepel received a free l.og. The goal was high this year because four' hundred Logs had to be sold and there were only four hun- dred and nine students in K.ll.S. While the cubs worked on the lfcho , the advanced journalists launched themselves full scale into copy writing. l'aul ,lewett and Mahlon Denison clicked their cameras continuously as the deadline drew near. Picture taking schedules had to he arranged and rearranged. Yisits from liill lJeYriendt of Capital lingraxing Co. in Lincoln. came more often. llis cameras and Hello, little flowern. became well known. The final deadline was set for April 15, and already material was being sent to lincoln. Page 4 l -..qgf Ep..- Final plans were made, with an alert eye on the budget, of course. The brilliant golal cover:- with blue lettering were the pride and joy of its planners. Little by little the annual was fitted together piece by piece. its pictures and copy became symbolic of life at Kearney lligh. lts sparkling gold cover held memories which would remind graduates in years ahead of classmates. teachers, football games and dances way back in 1951. -..4gHg...- Norene Maw, Nancy Randall, Dick Plank and ldora Bickel find plenty of work editing the 1951 Log. Qulll and Scroll ls a orthwhlle Goal 10 1101111110 El 11111111101 of 1111111 11111 N111111 IH 1 1 111101 111 16 11 1111 111111111 1 Q111l1 11111 801011 IS 111 11110111111111111 111111111 111 s0110ty f111 111g11 11111101 1011111111515 111686 IC 111111011 11111 11111 11111101111 1111111 111 1110111 11111 11111 110111 To 110 111611111618 11111 1111151 11111 11111 111111111011 111C1lCS 11f 1111101111 1111111111 0111111 111 1110 111111 01 1110 1'1110 l1l6QC 1011111111111 110 f1111e11 f111 111011 1111111 111110 1111118110119 11010 111111 1 0 1111 11111011 111111 t1111 g 111 111111 101111 11111 1110 11111 m11111101s 11111111g11 1111 1111111 1110 1111111110111 110 110111 11 1110 111110 of the 2111111111 11111111111Q111 11111 111161 111 1111 s111111g '11111 y0'11' 11 111s 111111 11 1110 G10011 1100111 Ill 1110 1011 I10111101 1111101 111s s III1 11 QC 1111111 011 S 11111 11111111611 11111111 l1lN1N 111111111 1111 1 ll 111111 1 11112: 1 11111111 111 1111 11 1 111 15 11111 N1 ll 1 11 111511011 11111 1111 1JL1lllN1l1llLl1t 11111115 11111 1111 11111 111 1 ll1lL1LS 1 C11 111 1 11171114111 1 l 1 1111011 111111 LL 111211 111 11111 11 1 1 111 111111 1101111 1111 1011111111111 1111111 11 q1t11 111111111 11 tlllll ll 111 111111111 11 1 s11111111l off 111011 1111111 1 1 These buddlng Journallsts were rewarded for thelr long, tedlous work by belng admltted to Qudl and ScroH, the lnternahonal honorary socuety for h1gh school journahsts The mernbers are Joan Brandt, Marllyn Landls, Gwen Hansberry, Bernad1ne Cllnebell, B1lI Lancaster, Duck Plank,Jack1e Parkem Jen1na NeIson,Idora Blckel, Lols Shangreaux, Ann Skold, Nancy RandaH, Norene Maw, Joyce Clayton, Norma Maser, Ellzabeth Harrnson Janet Prather, Barb Lundm and Kay Kenny Carol Erickson and Marllyn Lantz, also members, are not In the plcture Page 42 I l f' ' ' ' ,Q ' 1 1' T110 Cl 5 11'1111 112111 11111 1ll1l111l'C11 111111115 111' 110 tfllli' 2 f'Zt ' 11 021 0f 2 1' ' ' 21151. 11'0'1 111111211011 21s fllll f11-111 111 Cllll '1 '1 ' 2 1' . 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' 1 ' f U' 1111 -1 ' - fl 1 -' 1 1' 1 ,i1'- 111- ' ' . ' 3 ' . 5 -'z . 5: 5 ' '1 - fi1':1 '1111' - -vm' 1 . 1 v - 1 L11 iv 12 ' .' ' 1 'A ' 111 , Y. 4 ,'. - . 5. V t K 1 C 1 l 1 ' Af h' 1: 3 1 5 ' 11 1 ' 1 1 .' 'ff S1111 , 111 11u:11i1i6s 11'11i1'11 111:1111- 1111-111 1 ' ' -1 111 1 1'l1c111is1r1' 111111 11111'si1's courses, 011611 1'1111f11s111g 111' 011lCl 1111511 s1'1111111 s11111c111s. 'l'1161' f11111111 . 2 1 1 Ez .' ' 1. ' ' 1 YZ-'I 1 . 'f 11' ff 'z 5 .211 g': . 1 . . . ' 5 5 ' ' 111 . 1 1, f' 111' 'z11'. Y '11-' ' 1 1 - ' h- 1 3- 1 K1 . .1 v w 7 if N . 1 4. 5.- 1- .fy Y ' Y Z 4 lj X11 ' U N 1 .. 1 , 3 ix W 1 1 is S Memories of B -Gone Days ere Blended Into 0ne Revue ,lt was ntttsit: titnt- :tg:tin, with thc Kt-:trncy high schttttl t'ltttt'us. 'l'h1'ot1gltttttt tht- yt-:tr their t':tlt?ntl:tt' wits p:tt'kt-tl with nt:tny ttt'ttg1':ttns :tntl events ln Nttvtttnltt-t', tht- tnttsit' t'linit' :tt Svtttts- . . 5 ltltttf fttttntl t-ight ttf tht- t'ltttt t1s ntt-tnltt-rs trmlg- ing tltrttttglt snttw ttt gt-t ttt ltt':tt'tit't-s :ttttl sightf st't-ing thc lllttffs. 'l'ht-st- t-ight ttt-ttttlt-, Nttrtnzt ' Klztsct' :tml lizttht-rinc li:t1t1t:ts, sttttt':tntts: Alt-:tn- nt-tttt .Xlttttttl :ttttl t':tt'ttl lfricltstttt, :tltttsg .Xrlt-n llt-rglztntl :tntl littlt Alt-wt-tt. tt-nttrsg Iiill l.:tnt':tstt-tt :tntl Dick 'l't'ittlt-tt. lt:tsst-S3 lzttt-1' fttrtnt-tl :t ntixt-tl ttt'tt-t, which pt-rfttrntt-tl :tt t-ttntt-sts :tml tttht-t' tttthlic :tttpt-:tt :tttt't's. lht- fifth Zlllllllill Nlnstt-:thzt wzts ht-ltl tn lit-- t-t-tnltcr, thc t'ltttt'us ttrt-st-nting sttngs ttt tht- tnitl- t't-ntttry tn:n'lt. incltttlingf 'l'ht- titttttl Hltl l7:ty5, NIP- George PHCPSOH 'H ltttrltl XY:tt' I l't-rttttl, 'l'ht- Rtt:tt'tm-A 'l'wt-nttt-s. 5 Lots of hard work on the part of the I chorus and Petd made the Musmaha a success lit-ltrt-ssittg lhirtics. Shtttttintf lfttrtit-4 'tml tht- 25 . t Xll 'l'intt- .Xll Innt-rs. Stttnt- ttf tht- hit sttngs wt-t't- l'zt-n:t. 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Mr. :tntl Mrs. ft. tt. l't-tt-rsttn :tnt X 1 : 1 . 5 l lt tt tl llrs. hl:tt'lt Snttlt-t' fttrn- t-tl httt t'httt-ttl:ttt- :tml twtttltics for tht- t'ttltl tml ttrt-tl t':tt'ttlt-rs :tt tht- lfttrt lit-:trncy lltttt-l. lht tttntng ttf t tttthnq w'tw t'li't-'txt-tl with tht- singing ttf Silt-nt Nigh tt-l. t. ..t. t tn tht- lttltlw ttf tltt- Page 44 After a year of busy activities and never ending practices the chorus smiles, looking back on their successful adventure 'UI' i A 'l' A lv gunman! Choristers gain experience singing for service clubs in the Midway Hotel lobby. The chorus sang their hearts out for the coast- to-coast broadcast at Christmas. Nll'llllil'l's uf Ilic gfllllll i111111'1ix'cil tlicir sing! mg, ri-:iiliiig :mil lJl'l'iUl'llllllQ :iliilitics lui' form- ing k'll51'lillllk'S :mil singing fur civic gliilllis, 'lilic g'l'HlllYS XX'l'l'K' girls iiclct, girls scxtct, mixcil uctct. , i liiiis lIllIll'lk'l. girls llllZll'll'l :mil girls iriii. 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X11 11l11lX 111 1111111113 11111111311 tl .1111 1111111 51111111115 f.111s 11111 g1r1s 1311181 111t11 111111 lf 1111111 01 1 0111111 X11 1 111 IX 11 1110 XI1111 l11e 111rt1111 111s lllllg 11111111 1lllll11 1111111 songs 11111 lXX1l 1 1 f.110r11 s .1 1 XL 11111 llllf 11 1 1 51115: 111111e 11 1 ll 1 1 1 1111 t11e N1g111 s1111'1t11.11 1 1011141111 1le1r N1 110111 P1.11 CSL 11e11 just 1 1:11 ll 11111111 111111113018 11165 mug XX11Cll the 111115 111111 13111611 111 1111 511111115 f0I 111.1111 111111111 11e1f111111 .1111es 11111111 11erf01111.11111s 1111 IXS 11113111 KX t11 11111115 11f 111.11t111 111111 11.1111 1111r11 f111 11111 0111 Learnmg the fundamentals of smgmg as well as the enjoyment was the gurls' glee which con slsted of Dorla Glltz, Roberta Case, Roma Burns, Bernadlne Cllnebell, Janet Prather, June Mc Cready, Margaret Lade, Shlrley Randecker, Paulrne Swlndell, Delores Burton, Darlene Burton, Kay McElroy, Beverly Thornton, Carol Campbell, Jacquellne Herrlng, Della Murrrsh, Jeannette Aboozl, Veda Glllmlng, Betty Brown, Norma Maser, Charmaine Daugherty, Shlrley Orvls, Shrrley Hender son, Dolores Moylan, Kathryn Glbreal, Norma Christensen, Marilyn Johnson, Barbara Beghtol, Beryl Botts, Wllladean Deaver, Joyce Foged, Beverly Von Behren, Alrce Zlmmer, Ardrth Knrght, Sharon Needham, Janet Just, Lela Cornelrus, Charlotte RIPP1 Dorls Barr and Gall Sperdell Page 46 I I , l 1-' ' - -1'-- ' 1' 1 1 'z N 1111 5 1- .1 1- ' '111 g'.1,. . - , . , . 1, . 1 . ,. , 111111 5 hx f ' - XX '11 XX: ' 1 111111. . 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' - - 1 .1---- 1r ' -1 ' ' .'i11,,. 1. llns year the girls presenter! ll very spee- tzxenlzir :intl fitting l'l1lSlt'l' :issenihly to the seliuol. Supplying :ill of the lllllSlC they sung sueh zippruprizite ntnnhers us, Uh, Klorn of lle:tnty :incl ,AXllel11ei:1, Christ ls Risen . Contest time ztlwnys rolls nrunnml ton early in f the spring :incl weeks of planning. hzircl xx'oi'lq G :incl shzltterenl nerves zilwzlys preeemle it. During the lust week of Klnreh zi pre-contest euneert was helcl :intl the glee eluh, :along with the soloists :intl ensenihles, gut their first taste of appear- ing hefure jurlges :inrl heing rziterl on l-IlL'l.0l'S which wnnlcl lllZlliC them Zl goml performing group. tlf course mistzilces were niznle hut these were wcwlxecl on hefore eontest time. lfinully the grezit clay ezune :incl the gir'ls proudly representeml Kearney lligh hy singing their renclition of C. TllOIIlZl.Sl, Then l.:nigh . The senior octet and sextet practiced many long hours be- fore the music contest. Page 47 The Chorus Girls' Glee only met twice a week, but they sang their hearts out in that brief time. The members are Kathryn Kappas, Marilyn Landis, Patty Campbell, Joyce Clayton, Edith Baldwin, Karen McCord, Anne Christensen, Irene Dorothy, Donna King, Jackie Parker, Norene Maw, Marilyn Goldstein, Ruth Ann Carns, Bonnie Moylan, Shirley Thurston, Barbara Reynolds, Nadine Hardin, Nancy Randall, Lorraine Kenton, Dorothy Larson, LeNeIda Marsh, Marilyn Craw- ley, Connie Sehnert, Beverly Hendrix, Pat Haury, Jo Smallcomb, Janet Muller, Carol Binderup, Kathleen Johnson, Gwen Hansberry, Vergene Gustafson, Mona Chamberlain, Carol Erickson, Pat Snider, Mary Mae Johnson, Jemna Nelson, Idora Bickel, Pauline Switzer, Phyllis Fulmer, Lois Shangreaux, Arletta VonBehren, Mildred Wilson, Maren Henry, Beth Keenan, Dorothy Peterson, Ann Skold, Dixie Grotfield, and Patty Martin. O0 The sm1les on the faces of W1lladean Deaver, boys glee club accompanust, Gordon Berg land, Myles Stevens, Paul Mullowney Max Dnxon, Dwalne Jorgensen, Leroy Carlsen, Tom McAll1ster, Denny Houston Arlen Bergland Dlck Plank Bob Clark B1II Lancaster Bob Treadway, Arlen Dobblns, Duck Trlplett Bob Jewett Gerald Jordon Ronme Rodgers, Harold Cepel Darrell Sheldon Roger Rasmussen, Gaylon Mason, Don Treadway, Tom Shlelds and Danny Lewls, prove that these Boys enjoyed slnglng 1n the boys' glee Barbershoppmg as Lots ol Fun 1 1 s INN 11lC1Q 111 111 1l11- N ffr1 11111111 11 IX 11 1 s 1111l 11111111 N Y f 1 111 N 111111 11111 lll ll 1 1 111111111 LX 11 lll 111111111 l1111 N N ll Ill 111 1 11t11s tl11 1111111111111 1 1 lL 11 Xs 0' Q ill Ill 111511 Nkl s 11 1 1 1 s 1 X 111111 h N IQ 11 lkl ll 1 111 lll 1 11 11l 1 N 1 'X 1 lk 11 l s 1 s LCLL 111 1111 ll 1 1 1 l11ts 1 711,11 1 If 1 111 N Ks 1 X 111 s 1 111111 1 ll X l1 1 1 11111 11,L, used un the Muslalla The boys glee work hard to perfect the popular hut tune Goodbye Broadway Hello France one of the many songs Page 46 QQ . ,, ' 1 Q! 1 , V M1-6 - . 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' 11'z1'1-1-11 111 111-111'-111' 1111' I 111 111-111 1-111-1-1' 111 511' il 111111- 11111si- 11lll'1llg' 111111. 111111- :11111 '1-5 111 1111- 1:11111, t111-'- f1 ' A 1 f1'01'- 1 1 ls. 111111-1' 1111- 1l11'1-0111111 11f N111 .11lli1f S111 11' 111- lrix, :1111 sz: 11 -3 112111111 K1::11.1, 111-1', 1111-D' 111-1111-11 1111- 1-111-1-1'11-:1111-rs 11Y1'l1 1111 1111 1l'11 - 1 111111 .11-111-11. 11'111111111111- :11111 llicl' 111111- 11-11: :11111 1l1'll1C Il 111111 1- 1111-z1s:1111 z1111111s11111-1'1- 1111 3111. 1: '.11L't. -. 11 XX 1 , Piano soloist, Willadean Deaver, rises to take a bow for her rendition of t'Rhap- sody in Blue. Mr. Jack Snider directs a rehearsal for the brass sextet which consists of Bob Jewett, Al Stover, Donald Munson and Gay- lon Mason. Not pictured are David Weeks and Gloria Darling. Mr. Jack Snider The long trip to the music clinic held in Scottsbluff, found eight of the members, Beth Keenan, Maren Henry, Marilyn Goldenstein, Della Murrish, Hethene Paul, 'lane Oelsehlager, Rosemary XVeeks and Marlene Alcorn, learning many orchestra techniques. The highlight of the year, was the mid- winter concert, which was held in February under the direction of Mr. Jack Snider. This concert featured such songs as Light Cavalry tlvertureu and Norwegian Dance No. -lv. Wvith XYilladean Deaver as the piano soloist they also presented tiershwin's Rhapsody in Blueu. Playing like professionals, the hand and or- chestra gave many fine performances. This year, the orchestra was very fortunate in having l'rofessor linnnanuel Xlishnow from the University of Nebraska as their guest con- ductor and soloist in November . Mr. XYishnow gave the orchestra an inspiration at their fall clinic and concert. He directed them and gave them pointers of great value. The orchestra practiced two hours in the morning and three hours in the afternoon, after which they gave a public performance in the evening, Nlr. XYish- now directed and played a few solo iunnhers. nstrumental Groups Played 'Pretty' for the People 'l'he sixtyfeight pieee lmnml was the pricle :incl f joy of lsextrney lligh when they reeeiyeml their lnight new uniforms. The lmnrl nieinllers start- eml planning for the new costumes :lt the he ginning of the yezlr :Incl :tfter many flesigns wut tlrztxrn :intl suggestions nizule. the ortler was plileerl. .Xfter struggling :lt Hllztnml Day in l.ineoln :intl :lt fo tlmzlll gzties with their rlrl uniforms. they finzilly clisplziyecl the bright yellow jackets :lncl hlue punts for the first time :lt the annual niicl-winter eoneert. .Xt this eoneert, they plztyecl sueh tunes as uf2ll'lllY21l of Yenusu, featuring llztyifl Xleelxs :ts hztritone soloist, :incl March Practice makes perfect seems to be the motto uf the 51961 RICH . of the orchestra as they prepare for a concert. ln Xoyenilmer, three stuclents front the hzinml, Llonyoezition progrzuns for the high schools .Xllen tiztllup. lleyerly llenrlrix :intl Alhert :incl the Kearney State Teneliers College pr'e- Stover, hzul the privilege of zittenrling inusie pzirerl them for the contest :lt North lllzttte, :lt elinie. 'lihey spent long :intl teclious llUL11'S to which they were rzttecl gootl on their perform- put on the final concert. zlnee. 'lihe hzunl season was eoinpletecl with the spring eoneert in llztrinon llurlc. Long hours of rigorous practice paid well for the students in orchestra. if Experience Brought Them a Future J 'lihe l l rX memhers with the help of their sponsor, Klr. trainer, had a full schedule in 1951 working to improve their chapter. Klany memhers entered speaking and judg- ing contests, the tractor driving contest and ex- hihited liyestuel4 at the county fair. This year the chapter purchased 21 registered Yorksliire liilt for a money making project. Arthur Riege puts to use his surveying knowl- edge as Laverne Markus, Lee Beans, Harold May and Melvin Lowell give him advice. -su r 1 Louis Cagler, Wayne Bennett, Paul Kimmons, Wayne Wolford, Wayne Trimble, Harold May, Noel Chavet, Jerry McKean, Merlyn Holdt, their sponsor Mr. Chalmers Cromer, Laverne Markus, Moses Belmudez, Dean King, Willis Sorensen, Richard Vannoy, Ernie Vannoy, Jerry Trimble, Ar- old Arp, Frank Robinson, Darol Smallcomb, Leslie Wiemers, Boyd Deets, Donald Meyers, Rex Cover, Fred Moes, Larry Hendrixson, Melvin Lowell, Dick Gergen, David Brink, Don Kenton, Dick McKean, Ronald Kegley, Roland Trampe, John Anderson, Harlan Kring, Rex Montgomery and Richard Altmaier are working hard to strive to be better farmers. An enjoyable time was had at hoth the an- nual lfun lfeed and the hayraek ride hy all who attended. The honorary members this year were Mr. Sam Forney and Mr. Sam Spahr. Hffieers for this year were llarold May. president: Neal Chavet, vice-president: tlerry Bleliean, secretary: XYayne Trimble, treasurer, XYayne XYolforml, reltorter and Klerlyn llnldt, sentinel. Mr. Chalmers Cromer Page 5 Z 2-r P' ww ,Q . 'Slxgl ' ,s ' fm' A prize litter of FFA pigs is inspected by Noel Chavet who is the second KHS student to raise a ton of pork in one litter. David Brink concentrates on cultivation while Louis Cagler and Lee Beans kibitz and give helpful hints. Louis Cagler displays his project calf in a FFA prize winning picture. Page 53 x : h is 2' '. It H1 4 :X 0.5.5 4, - 9' x . PIN' ' tvs Gif - ., ,M Q Sql frfig 1 . ffmfviz There must be something extra fx' akin special on this bulletin board to - hold the interest of these FFA mem- bers. 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These members of the photography club reverse the usual sltuatlon to have theur group plcture taken Cameras Gllcked 3 N 11 1 11111 11 11 1111111.11 11x 1 11 N11 1111 S X N1 N F: I 1 xx 1 111 ll t 1,1 11N 11N 1 1111111 111 11111111 N11111NN 11t1N 1111511 lll 1 11N 111 1 11111111 hx N1111 1 1 KN 1112111 1 1 1 111 QN 111111 1 1 ff LN 1 111 N Xf1Q1 111111171 L lXl11l X 111111 1111 N1 1 111 11 11111111N 1 1 1 11 1 111 11N1111 N 111r11 1 1 1111 t111N1 1x1111N11 19 N 1 111111' IIILN 15 11 1 1 1111 11111111 t11-Q1 11111N N 1 11 11 1111, t1l11lN 111 if 11 NL 11111 x 11 N 1 x11111 1 1 x 1811 11.111101 1111 1 Vernon derson lx R 1 1mm N Darkroom developing was a new thrull Page 55 for Paul Mullowney, Ronald York and Leon Kahle I '11111' 1'1111111g1'111111x' 1.111118 111111 xx':1: 111 11-111'11 111111'1- 111111111 1111- 111 '1 S1111g x' -'1 11111 1 1 1 1- 1 A - 11,1 11,111 1111- 111-111 111 X112 .'X111'I'.' 11. - :11f - A I1c1 1.-11-, 1111' l11l'll11bL'I'.' 11'111-11 Z1 111111xx'11-11g1- 111 ' 1111 ' 111 1111'1- N 11 1 11111111f'1111 .' 211141 111 31- 1111- 1-111111 - 111 1111- 11 '11' .' 1,',' 111111. 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N111 .-X 1-1' 111111 1111- 1-11111 1111111 ,'CX'C1'2l1 111-111 t1'i11s t11 1 11111 1':11'11 111111 1111- 1'111t1- 1'1x'1-1'. 11, 1-111-11 1111-111111-1' xx'11.' 1'1-111111'1-11 111 t111'1- '- 1110- 1 11 1Il1111SL'Jl17l', Il 1111' 1- g1'1'11111 11'1111'1- 11111 1111- 111 Z1 s1111111 g1'111111 111 1 -1110. 1 .- 1111 .' 11111 111-31 xx'1-1'1- 111111-11 211111 s:1x'c11 11' t1 - 5111: ff - 1'f1, 1'1X'K'11 11 11,11 11 1 'it,' 111-1 111s xx'1-1'1- 5111-111 111 1111111 xx'111'1' 1-x'1-11' - 111 111111' 111111 Il 1111 111 fllll, 11111 11: -1 ' 1 - '1r1 111111-11111 511111 1'1-.'. ' ' These Y-teens showed their many services in school during the active year of 1950 and 51. Marlene Anderson, Velva Anderson, Luetta Baade, Ruby Baade, Doris Barr, Darlene Bell, Carol Binderup, Beryl Botts, Peggy Bowman, Jo Ann Brandt, Betty Brown, Darlene Burton, Delores Burton, Louise Burger, Phyllis Burkhead, JoEtta Cagler, Patty Campbell, Pauline Carlson, Mona Chamberlain, Norma Christensen. Virginia Christlieb, Pat Clinebell, Lucille Covert, Lela Cornelius, Marilyn Crawley, Jo Ann Crick, Charmaine Daugherty, Janice Day, Violet De Laet, Irene Dobber- stein, June Dohrman, Arlene Erpelding, Phyllis Fulmer, Mildred Gant, Georgia Gifford, Marian Gilliland, Dorla Giltz, Marilyn Goldenstein, Gracene Goodchuck, Ruby Gripp, Dixie Grotfield, Vergene Gustafson, Cleo Hall, Hazel Hanner, Janice Hardin, Nadine Hardin, Opalene Harris, Pat Haury, Susie Hernandez, Shirley Henderson, Lois Howe, Marlene Hooper, Carolyn James, Kath- Ieen Johnson, Marilyn Johnson, Mary Mae Johnson, Barbara Journye, Janet Just, Joyce Kegley, Donna King, LaRae Kirwan, Ardith Knight, Margaret Lade, Merna Lambert, Dorothy Larson, Bar- bara Lindholm, Beverly Lindholm, Ruby Loar, Phyllis McDowell, Pat McKillip, LeNelda Marsh, Donna Matzner, Thelma Metcalf, Carolyn Moss, Charlotte Muldoon, Janet Muller, Murrish, Janice Olson, Dorothy Peterson, Shirley Randecker, Eloise Reiter, Barbara Reynolds, Mary Reynolds, Char- lotte RiPP, Ramelle Rohrich, Lupe Saldivar, Pat Schuller, Priscilla Schulte, Connie Sehnert, Edith Shiers, Pauline Switzer, Clarice Taber, Donna Tatum, Shirley Voss, Marjorie Whaley. Donna Wolf and Alice Zimmer. ,iggq :, qw, 5 Y-teens hear a lecture on vocational g u i d a n c e by Mrs. Calla Peterson. Carol Bindcrup and Janet Mul- ler participate in the work of CARE by pack- ing candy bars for overseas. 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XY1111 K111111's? 8111111-11111' 11 great 111't1'1-Qs, 111't111', 1'11111c11i1111 111' 111'1111111iist 111111' 1-1111-rgc f1'.1 1 thc h1111s 111 1i11S1 David Weeks expiates on the right of humanity in The Pot Boiler. Paul Martin, Marilyn Lantz and Carol Erickson look on. Page 58 Shirley Magette must have found a funny line in her script judging from the faces of Fred Kempf, Bob Clark, Gertie Mess, Donna Brink, Carol Campbell, Irene Dorothy and Jim Reidy. he Drama Glub Let Themselves Go Dramatizing a radio program for the Radio-Drama Club are Barbara Lundin, Marilyn Lantz, Kay Kenney and Darlene Erickson. Page 59 Mr. Ralph Hunkins Miss Alice Parsons Fred Kempf and Roberta Case read their scripts as Mary Lou Wink, LeRoy Winslow, Arlene Foster, Joyce Foged and Karen Raasch look on. Future Hunters earned Rules 1 1 1111 1 11rg Wes Warner and Jess Shuelds thread 1 , 1 the projectlon machlne 1n preparatlon for Howl lx ls an Outdoor L1fe f1Im 5 ll1L1l117l1S 111.111 1 1111111 11111111 111111 1 1 111 1111:1s11 s 1111111111 11 111 111 fl 1111111 111 11111 181111 11111111118 U111111 111L s11111r11s11111 111 X1Y 11111 N1111g11 1 4 ll 111111111 111 111111111s11111 111s 1 11 111. f1 1111 11111111111 111111 s Q 1111 11st111 llf' 11 ls Ill 11111111 11 11 s 11111 11111 1 1 111 1 1 s1111,1111 s N 1 1 11111119 1111 1111 11111 l111ls1l 1 The Outdoor Llfe club takes t1me out from 1ts flrst meet1ng to pose for a Log plcture Th1s was the start of a year of lnterestmg lectures, good f1Ims and sportmg 3CtIVltlCS Page 60 1111- H1111111111' 1.1111 1.11111 1'1 s -11' fill- . l D ' I 11111 11115 11-111', 111111 11 11'11: 111111111 111 111' 'cry I ' , , 1111-'15 ' gf if 11'1'11 11s 1-11111'11111111111, 11'1111'11 11'1.' 111 ' 11113 ' 1 1 111g1'. 111- L'1ll1l'S 111111 11'11s 111 1C11l'Il '1 1 1111' 111111 ' 111- 111'11 111111111 110111 111 1 1115, '1 1' s D 'lfl . 1' 1 3 1 ' ', 1 . . 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Mr' Lou Nlnegar Mr John Rlchman 1 111111111 11 1 N 1 111111 111 111 1111 5111 1 1111 011 111111111111 111' 1110111511 11111 111 1111r111 01 1111 111111 111 Q1111111 111111111131 1 11111111 11 111 of 1111111q 1111111111111 1110111 111111 11111ll1g 111 11113 111111111111 01111 111011111011 111 11f 1111111 11G11Jfll1 1111111 1111111 1111111 111 fl1tl11C 1111111 ff 11111 f1111111g 11111111111 1 k11lN 1 11 CFC 1 1111111 1 IL Q111111 111111111 111011 11 1L11 111 1L f111 1 111111 111111 1111101 X1 18 111111 11 L11 O11 111111 1 1110 '11111 1111 1111111111 111 111 11110 11161111111 1 1 11C1N 111111111111 l11l1 IL 111111111Q 11111 1 X1111111x111111111 11111111 111111 11110 111111111111 11 11 111111 N 111011 311118 1111 11 111111' 11 111111 1135111 1111 1111111 11111 111: 111- 11111 111111115 Page 61 V1ce presldent Bob Bannmg and Presldent Frank Walters meet to talk over current club prob! ms Hold It thus way, seems to be the words of Mr Lou Nnnegar to Gordon Broyhlll and Alan MOFPIS during an Outdoor Llfe 8CtIVIty Bully Merryman shows Mr John R1ch man where to shoot as Duck Carpenter looks on 1..,: are Looking over the new drive-way signs Claudine Parman and Dick Mayberry. Meeting new situations involved in daily high school schedules and sports activities, the Student Advisory Board, a group of eleven stu- dents acting as legislative and executive repre- sentatives of individual classes, operated smooth- ly and efficiently in planning organized activi- ties throughout the school year. The SAB held weekly meetings at which time the many activities of the school were encour- SAB Spells overnment For Kearney High aged, argued about and planned. These we.-lily meetings allowed members to gather informa- tion on subjects of common interest, and to take care of the necessary business. 'l'ransactions of most importance were the placing of traffic signs in the alley at the east end of the campus to help solve the traffic problem and the standardization of letters worn hy students of Kearney High School. fe Q Gail Speidell and Joe Poynter watch closely while Mr. Collins looks for some much needed reports. ' - Listening to Mr. Clarance Schatz tcll of the progress of the youth ccnter is the SAB. Page 61 Dnscussnng school problems are SAB members Davnd Weeks, Gordon Broyh1ll Carl Weber, Jack Mastln, Mlke Yanney Kathryn Daxon, Jenny Abood Claudme Parman, Gall Speldell Dlck Mayberry, Joe Poynter and Mr Ray Collms 11 lk 1 1 N ll 11 S1111 Ullll ll' lt 1 ll 1411 llllllll Nxl 1 N11 llIlLl N Ng X 1111 lun N Ill UXH 111N Mx N l lk N 111 lt 1 N N 1 It Il ll l X N N Nlllw ll ll'.' gcc' -s f for the new youth center are SAB members Page 63 ll Ill U1 4' U' It I x l I 5 g HX NUI t1L1 111ml lltlffll5 of 10111011 N X N ll'Nx N lllikla X KL xN 1 N 11111 Hlllt L . ' S A ' . Stl ' 5 ll - S. , Q 11a ' , . X ,.., : U, ,, ' ' U' ' vu cr: ' . owing their high approval of the pa Carl Weber Gordon Broyhill Kathryn Daxon and Jenny Abood. K ' al' ---Q ll, li-.av , We Uruvvdfwl Qdyyw 90 270 and Keno wn 5525959 .Q Q gflcwf ,S like ,1 -,Q W ,K I N? 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I rom sl-news 3,3 -E95 ANG' sag, SSID weexs ,gym JOHN LEDBETTER CLAUDE ll as if Kalous is brought down from behind after gaining nine yards against McCook. Dave Brink C265 com up to assist. CS llead lfoothall tfoaeh ,loc tireeno 'found a difficult task ahead of hini in late .'Xugust. when praetiee sessions hegan. lle found his boys had plenty of speed, hut were laeking in the weight division, as the team average was a inere 147 pounds. Despite their inany troulmles. tfoaeh .Ioe H tireeno and his lieareats traveled west Septein- liful lm IWW' ' ' her 13 to invade the home uf the North l'latte I i i Bulldogs for their opening game of the 1950 foothall season. Un the field the lieareats out- played the Bulldogs, hut North l'latte took ad- vantage of two Kearney iniseues to defeat the lieareats 13 to O. touehdown. llastings came haek in the ,, . . .tu L. K 4 a 13 to 12 victory. Rodgers gains five yards as George W K t50J is too late to give a helping hand. 'ln their first home appearance the licareats played a highly rated and niueh heavier Hastings lliffh teani. The lieareats started the seorinff .1-' . . . , 5 nndway in the seeond period when tarl XX eller lmroke offtaekle and seainpered 40 yards for a third quarter to seore two quiek touchdowns and ' its 13 to o lht 1iC'lI't l'i 1 ti, seored again in the final period after Dave Weeks reeovered a Tiger ftnnhle on the llastings -ll? to start the drive that ended with 1Yeher again earrying' over for the seore. The ex- tra point which would have given the lieareats a tie was inissed, thus llastings went home with The next week the lieareats received their first taste of vietorv as thev traveled to lloldrege 1 i and downed the lhisters 21 to 7. Kearney start- ed the st-oring in the first period when a pass - from XYeher to llofstetter elieked for 33 yards and a touehdown. lloldrege fuinhle on their own 31 yard 1i Y Mr. Joe Greeno remaining distanee for the seore. lloldrege seored in the seeond period as they drove ot yards for their only touchdown. lsiearney took the seeond half kiek-off and d s I SO yards for their seeond seore. Ron Rodgers 1 eliniaxed the drive with a six vard run. .X ne re- sulted in the lueareats final seore. After a short series of plays Xveher ran his right end, then lateraled off to Rodgers who went the l'4 DYL' Page 68 Hi This Weber to Carlsen pass accounted for a nine yard gain against Cozad. On October 6, the Bearcats played host to highly rated tirand Island, and lost by a 33 to O score. The lslanders displayed their power by scoring three touchdowns in the first two periods to lead at the half 19 to O. They scored again in each of the final periods to account for all their scoring. The next week the Bearcats traveled to Lexington and were turned back by the Minutemen 31 to 13. The Bearcats started scoring in the early seconds of the game as Carl Weber crashed over from the 4 yard line to put the Bearcats out in the lead. Lexington scored twice in the second period to take a 13 to 7 half time lead. l.exington ran wild in the second half and scored four more touchdowns. The Bearcats managed to score again in the fourth period just seconds before the final gun sounded. tin the road again, the Cats traveled way out west to invade the home of the Scottsbluff Bearcats. .Xlthough they wer'e outweighed and tired from their long journey, our team gave the Bluffsmen a good fight all through the game. Scottsbluff scored twice in the second quarter and once in the final period to defeat the Bear- cats 21 to 0. The next week extra points again spelled de- feat for liearney's Bearcats as a Dad's Day Page 69 Ron Rodgers with the help of good blocking oes for the first touchdown against Cozad. Crowd watched them drop a rugged 27 to 25 encounter to the Alliance Bulldogs. The Bear- cats and the Bulldogs matched touchdowns throughout the game, but Alliance gained their margin of victory by managing to convert three of their extra points. The Bearcats ran into trouble again November 3, as the visiting Blcfook Bison overpowered the Bearcats 19 to 6 on the college field. The injury-riddled Bear- cats sustained their worst defeat of the season November 10, when the Gothenburg Swedes invaded Kearney and trounched the Bearcats 5-l to 14. The Bearcats dropped their final game of the season to the Cozad llaymakers. Both teams played on fairly even terms in the fir'st two periods, with the llaymakers holding a 13 to 6 halftime advantage. The Bearcats came back in the second half to score two quick touch- downs and take an 18 to 13 lead. but Cozad scored again in the final minute of play to de- feat the Bearcats 19 to 18. With the football season over we discovered that Carl lVeber had been placed on the All Big Ten grid eleven. Several other players were honored on mythical squads, and all-opponent teams. Doug Mayberry Jim Panek Roger Worlock Carl Weber Jack Mastin Don Treadway l Cat Gagers Had 0ne of Their Best Years The l95O-5l Kearney lligh rage team coach- eats trayeletl tn tiranfl lslanrl. They were ex- erl hy Inn t'amphell, eninlmilecl one of the hest tremly mlfl that night anfl wnffereil their wurst reeorrls in the liistury of the school. Coach clefeat nf the season 45-24. blue l'uyntei' tallietl t'amphell's CIJCXY hacl a l'0CUl'tl of twelve wins 12 pnints for the flats. wld foul 405505 Hi Higulm.SCflwH P1115 mulomi The fats plaverl at home the next weel: anfl win ancl one lnss 1'l the Distiiet tnttrnament. - . . - , . on l'I'IClZ1y night they clnwnecl the Xlet onli lilSOT1 The lieareats upenecl the seasnn at home with 54-44. The lieareats took enmmancl in the see- a 311-35 win nvei' the Klinclen XYliippets. This nnfl periml nf the game anfl were never threat- was the first time the lieareats harl heaten the enerl. llnn illl CZltlXX'Zly anml -live Vnyntei' leil the XYl1ippets in a nnmhei' of years. blue TYOXIHCI' Cats with 15 ancl 13 points. , , ', . ,' 'J ' . kd tht LMS mth lu Tumi' Next the l'3eai'eats erlg.-fl higlxly re- .'Xl5lCl'lll1I'lSll1l2lS vaeatirin. the liC'21l'CI'llSll Z1Y- garrlerl Seuttshluff SU-35. lt was :1 see-saw elefl tu llulmlrege, where they snfferefl their hattle all the way. XYith lexs than a minnte re- first clefeat of the season. The lleareats. play- maining Seuttslmluff leil 55-34. Then Alfie laryn- ing without the services of blue l'oyntei', who ter sank a lung linnk shot tn put lxearney in hail an injnrerl leg, ewnlcln't hit the hasliet. front tn stay. llnlclrege grahhecl an early leail ancl went on to ,, . . M1138-Z5 ' lhe next week the Lats again playecl twn ' gaines, Un l i'i1lay night the fats set a new The next week the Cats played two games. scoring mark fm' a Kearney haslcethall team as Un lfficlay night they lecl all the way to trounee they clown Hastings 08-54. The .lieafeats start- tlotltenhurg Fil-31. lloyntei' hit 18 points to efl the seoring anfl were never threatenecl hy the leafl the scoring. Un Saturclay night the Cats Tigers. .loe Poynter senreal 22 points to leaml senrefl an iinpressive 50-25 win wyei' fUlllll1lJllS. the lleareats. i . ,. , ,' X , .. .' .' ' . luyntti again lul the swung with 19 pointx. ,HW mum night Hwy mmtlwrml qxllimmk U5- The next week the flats traveleil to Cozatl SN. Ke-ai'ney's center ,lue liU5'lll.01' flmppeil in un lfrimlay, where they ilownerl the llaymalcers 29 points tu set a new inmlivirlnal scoring i'eem 1l. 46-42. Nlilxe Yan llorne seorerl l9 points tn The previous reenrcl was 27 points set hy liiele leafl the lleareats. Un Saturday night the liear- Wiegaiul in '49, Page 70 Jim Hofstztter Mike Van Horne Dave Brink Joe Poynter George Grosh Jerry Ingram Page 7l V-quo' Mike Van Horne lays the ball up for two against Curti Coach Lou Campbell gives instructions to his two student managers Bill Lancaster and Dick Bowen. Don Treadway and Joe Poynter walt for the tlp, as Roger Worlock Jumps wuth an unldentlfled player In the Lexmgton game Joe Poynter hlts two pomts ln Kearney's 38 25 loss to Holdrege 0 IX 1111 11 x 1110111111 1 g 1 0 ff'11111 111111 1110 ll s 111111111111 1 ll 13 1 111 11s1 30 s s 111 1 ll 1110 1111 111111 70 11111 111 11111111s 1116 11 T1 111 Q1 111 1111 11 111 11 ll 111155 N 11111 ' 1 1111 111-10 1111011 1111 111111 1111111 s11111111111 1 11111111111 110 lCl1L11NLUll11g 11111 131111111 1111- C 11s 01111111 111011 11111111 SL 1s1111 1110 11111 IIICT111 11111 '1 I -11 1011115 11111 1110 1111118 fXgg11s 1 IIN 1011 1111 L'11s 111111111-11011 1111 111011 11111110 1111111 X1 11011111111 1110 110xt 110111 1111 11111111s suf 011 111011 fOll1111 1 ss 1 111 111x111 IS 1 11110 1111111111 '1 -11 12 s01111111 Page 72 '1'11, C2115 11'01'0 :1111-' f1'11111 11111110 1 011 '1 1'1 . 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The lieareats opened play in the Class .N llistriet tournament with a 48-32 win over A1- Page 73 Coach Lou Cam bell ives brief time - p g -out in structions to Treadway, Mastin, Poynter and Worlock. Van Horne is hidden from view. lianee. .loe Poynter scored 14 points to lead the Cats. The Bearcats lost their second game to Scottsbluff. lt was a see-saw hattle for the first three quarters, hut Scottsbluff forged ahead in the final period to drop the Bearcats 53-39. Poynter again led the SC01 1l1g for the Cats with 18 points. XYith the 1950-51 haskethail season over we wonld like to congratulate hoth Coach l,on Campbell and the team for the fine showing they made this season. State boxing champions Lee Beans, Jerry York, Bob Maeder and Stan Tatum admire their trophies. Boxing eam Made Coach l.ou Ninegars 1951 hoxing team was unseated from its two-year reign as holders of the State championship. Yalentine edged the Bearcats 38 to 35 in the finals of the tourna- ment. held in Kearney. .Xlthough the Bearcat inittmen lost their' title, they did manage to walk off with four championships and five runnerrup spots. l'revious to the State tournament, the Hear- cats took part in two dual matches, one with Yalentine and one with Curtis. At Curtis the liearcats won three houts and lost six. Doug Clough gave us our first win at Yalentine. as he won an easv decision over his opponent. ,lerry York was credited with a knockdown in Claude Turnell Bob Josh Max Dixon Jerry York Bob Clark the third round of his fight, as he became the second llcarcat to win. The final Bearcat to win was l+'r'ancis Moes. Kloes overcame a de- cided reach advantage to win a close decision. Those fighters losing their first fights were, llernard Hiller, Dick Muldoon, l.ee Beans, lloh hlosh, lloh lXlaeder', and Frank Rodgers. ln the dual niatch with Curtis the Bearcats won five bouts while losing six. ln the opening hout of the evening Darold lirannon started the Bearcats off as he won an easy decision. Dick Carpenter was Kcarney's second winner as he won a close decision over his Curtis oppon- ent. Claude Turnell was the third victor as hc- also won luv a close decision. Roh Naedcr and lfrancis Nloes won the final bouts for' thc licar- cats, as hoth won hy Tlil Vs. Page 74 Good Showing l lim' tbc first time in the liistnry of tln- sclionl, liCIll'l10j' was bust tn the State bigb sclinnl boxing trnn'nznncnti ln the rlrzlwing, fivc licznwwns rlrcw bycs :inrl were ZllltUlllZlllCZlllj' plncccl in tlic finals. lfnui' otlicrs fought in tba- pi'cliinin:n'iQs. l-lub plnsli, limb lllzlcclcr zlnrl l.cc llczins L-:lcli won in tlic 1n'cliinin:n'ics, wbilc- llick Nlnlrloon lust Z1 clccisiun tn llic clcfcncling cliznnpinn in the 100 lb. class. Since tlicik- wcrc only two buys in that wc-igln it was cniisimlcix-nl n title fight. l.cc lflcnns tnrnvfl in tlic l3c:1rc:1ts' first vic- tnrv in ilu- finals of the llfm lb. class, :ls lic Bob DJo:sgh Cgguggje bggggsssarlen jig 52532: fby ' . . . . or wnn :ln easy clcusiuii fmin lns uppniicin. Stan their opeaing matches with valegtinpe- lzltlnn collects-ml tbc fats sccnnml inclivimlnzll CFOXYII :ls llc won tlic l32 lb. lille by Il clccisinn. 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KEARNEY HAD SUME UUTSTANDING GINDERMEN 11111 1 1 6' 111 1311111 W Ze iii 411 .awk 5 Bob Huffman clears the bar 1n a practnce vault He later quallfled along wlth Jlm Hof stetter for state compet1t1on 16 11 XC1l1llCy 1 1 1.11 1 81111211 s 111.11011 t11C1l 11161118 111 111e 10g Qtaff 111 111111 11111 C11l'l.1 meets before 1111: 21111111 11 11:11 111 11e 11111111s11e11 111111e1 er Ill 1111111 those meets 111e Be1r11t 1111 11er111e11 111s111:11111 .1 11 e11 1121111111-11 1e.1111 11111 1, 11e Slgl1S of 11e111g .1 11111 1111111111111 111 111 t11e11 1116611 1111: XLZII 1e11 11ra11l1e Hess11111s 1JCY'll1 11 1 .1 111e 11ree1111 112111 13 re111r11111g 1e1t1r111e11 211111 1 1111l111JCT 111 11111111 111115111-11s 1111'e1 of 1111 111111 111611 111111e X :111 11111116 1 er01 1 1111111 111111 11111 .1111e1 'e 1111 1 1 .IFS 11111 r1111 te.1111 X1 11111 111.11011 111111 111 111e S1116 11 eet 13111111 11 t11r11111g 161161111611 11e1'e 1r.1111 111111111 1111 11111 Q1111e1 111111 111111gers P111 1x111111s 11.11 'X11111 sen 1Ja1e XX eel1Q 1.11 12111111111 15111 1111ff111:111 1e11rffe 11g1t 1101 1 11 1Xl1 1 1.1 16 1.111.1s 111:111f11r.1te11 1111 971 1.111 se.1s1111 111111 lll 62181 11 1V to 611 1 tr1111111111 11111 111e 1111111r1ge 131181018 111 1 11111 meet 1116. 111111 5 1111111 11 1rs 1.1115 111 e e.1r s1 son meet 1110 1111151 111s?1111111111t111g 111111111115 111 111e Bear1.11s 111 21111 e1e111 11215 1111 111-.1111 111 11111111 111111111ge 1111111re11 1111 f11's1 t111e1 111111 1xe:1r11e1 11 O11 11s moet 1111111ti 111 211111 Qmgle C1 e111 111 111e 11112111 11111111 11111s1111111g 1111 Dustele 1-1 111 1 111C Be.111:1ts 11111-111111 tl1e meet 111 1.111111g 'e f1rs1 111111 17111168 lll 111e 110 13111 1111111 1111r111es 11111 11111 111e11 111.11 111111 111e flrst 11111 111.111s 111 11 e 1.1111 1.1811 10 L1 0101115 1 11r :11111 111111 1 11.111 1 1 11a1 1 1 11 11ff111111 e1.1o1. 1 1 111e 1111111 1.11111 11111111111 11111111111t11111 Kearney gets another f1rst, as Ray Muckelsen breasts the tape m the 220 yard dash Dave Weeks at left, fmushed second Page 76 I I I 1 eee. ,.11e 1 , .1...11 1 .111 .1 11-fi if 11.1 ' Q It - 'ff' ' ' - 11,2-1151115 11-A .ff 11 1 ' ' S 3 ,. , 'z11' 1 er 1111 '.-aeii.. 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'111 U' '111 '1c'11'1-1 10' f 111 Ray Mlckelsen recelves the baton from M1ke Van Horne, as Kearney mule relay team plcks up a flrst place m the Holdrege dual meet KCXCYI1 1111r11t 111-rf11r111ers t11r11e11 111 good 11111111 for t111 e'1111 5015011 meet R011 Rodgers 11 11111 1llg11 1111111165 Ill S3 S6101 s 111111 11111 s1111111111111res 11011 B1111f11r11 211111 1,011 N1111111 11118101 111161110 111 the S9 11111 1 1111 lll llll the 11111e re1 161111 1111 11111 1111 111111 111 3 Q1 111111 11111111 111111 111e1t of the 10111111 1111111 11 11111111111111 11111 to '1 strong 11111111 11 '11111 111111 1111 1s11111'er g'1111ere11 9 of 14 rrst 1111111 18 t1111 11111111e11 the Lite K6 to 6 111111 f111 11111 111211es c1111e 111 th 7 J 170 X111 115,11 1111r111 1 poe 111 t 1111 1 1 lhe 110111118 111111111111 1111ss1'11 111 1111101 fllwt 111 1111 INO 11111 1011 hurdles 11 1111 11111 CK b11t 1111 the 111'1 1111111 11111 1-1111811111 fo11rt1 The 15e1r11ts 111 1111 111111 110111111 LX ent 1111111erQ 111 11111 Hofstetter 11111 1111 Nl1111e1s111 Hofstettm XVOII th1 111g'1l 111111115 111 11 3 -.eu 11115 11111 the 11011 1 11111 'lt 1 Page 77 1'lClg11t of 11 2V 1N1111111se11 NX O11 1116 220 XVt1l 1 t1111e of 23 1 se1111111s '11111 1111 4-10 111th '1 t1111e of 141 SCLOl1C1S 11r'11111 1s111111 s10re11 the 01111 111-111 sweep 111 t11e 111eet 1111611 tl ey 1111111 four p1'11es lll t11e shot put 1111 Isl11111ers 1150 1'111t11re11 t11e f1rs1 three 11111es 111 t11e 111s111s Ixe1r11c1 s NNlC1CNt 111'1rg111 of 111tor1 lll 1111 11e11t X115 lll t11e pole 1a11lt 11111-re 1116 14e'1r1'1ts g1r11er111 the f1rst t11o 1111105 '11111 1 t1e f111 t111r11 11111 Hofstetter NN IS the top SLOTCI f111 the Be'1rc1ts 111th 1110 flrst 11l'11es '11111 '1 seco1111 131116 t1e Se11ra1 Bea1'1.1ts t11r11e11 lll o11tst11111111g marks Ray M1111elsens tlmes of 235 111 the 220 and 547 111 t11e 440 were exceptionally good for the 1o11111t1on of the t1 1ck Jlm Hof stetters 1211111 of 11 2V 'l.g 11llSt '1 strong 1111111 NN 'ts 1150 '1 St'1Ilf1Ollt perfo1111'1111c The 1111le re-111 1e1111 111s not pressed 111 t1'lC1I' 11111, 'ls the1 r111 t11e e1e11t lll 3 496 to fllllN1'l 110 y1r11s '1he111 of the Is1a1111ers B1Il Kalous plcks up a farst for the Bearcats In the 100 low hurdles Team mate Mlke Van Horne at left fIhIShBd second 1 ' ' Z . 11' -. ' ' f 4 Q Sl -u 'v n 2 1 v ' 1 I 1 - 1 . K. ' 1 ' .'. iv ' K Y, 1, 12 . ' 1 I v 1 sl K1 I ' x ' S - - ' b' ,Z 8. L., . . ' 2 ' ' . ' '2 ' E .. I . . - L s , 1 2-91 K' 1 V' 'C C I K 1 K 9 p ' l'V 2 '2.' . ' ' 2 I' 1 ' ' 1: . , ' 1 ' 2 1 .' ' 2 '2 '2 - ' l 1' 3 1 '-' .1 1 1 . .-4 ran 1111' 0 -'2 ' ' ' U.. 5 ' 1112, 1 'I, . N. 3' '1 ',. , . 1' f' '31 1 - ' ' 1.0 1 1 time of 2:18. 13111 Kalous r:111 t11e 100 y:11'11 11111' 1ll1l'1 ' 11.9, z 1 ' lzy 2 '2 1- - 1' 1:-11.. 111 sv 1 I J 2: t11e . . . ,: '2 -' 1 5 2 3 2 31. i - -2. -::.s.' f .' ' Ke: ' ' ' 5 2 ' C ..21. 440. .. 2'1 'f eq, ' '111 2 11111- 11111' 1' '12lj'. H 1 2 2 2 - ' ' 1 1' ' ' '11 H111 K211 5 1 1 2111 the 11'211', ' f' .1 ' 1 1-2 1.' z'2'121 2 . ' 2 ' 11 1.2 'z 11 . 2 K-Gluhers Earned Sports Glory T110 11'1'1i111y C2150 111 1110 1111111 111111 111 KIIS s1111111s 115 ll 1111-1111-11111 111 1110 g1-111-1'11s11y 111 1110 K-111111. 1'11st111g 111100 1lllll11l'C11 111111111's, 1111- 11111011 111-1-11011 1'11s0 was 111111111011 115' 1111- K-C11111, 1'11s111111 1111111 111111 111511111011 s111111 111101' C'111'1s111111s 1'111'11111111. M0111111-rs 111 1110 li-C11111 1-11-011-11 L12ll'1 XYC'13Cl'. i11'0s1110111 211111 131110 XY1-0115, 1'11'1--i11'0s1110111. S00- l'l'1Zll'j' was 111111 '11l'CZ1i1NYZly 111111 11'011s111'1-1' .iilll 11111511-111-1'. 13111 li1111111s s01'1'1-11 11s 1'111'1'0si1111111- ing s01'1'0t111'y. 51111115111 was Bi1'. .1110 11101-1111. K-club officers Jim Hof- stetter, Carl Weber, Bill Kalous and Dave Weeks inspect the trophies for the new case. 1 Members of the K-club are Joe Poynter, John Ledbetter, David Weeks, George Wright, Carl Weber, Bill Kalous, Jack Mastin, Doug Mayberry, James Gard, Leroy Carlsen, JHY J3m1S0H1 B013 Kirdendall, Dick Mayberry, Mike Yanney, Ron Rodgers, John Spear, Gale Metcalf, Bob Clark, Jim Hofstetter, Don Treadway, Cyler Nelson, Claude Turnell, Mike Van Horne, Jerry Ingram, Bill yo,-ki Jer,-y yor-ky Bob Banning, Ray Mickelsen, Larry Poffenberger, Jim Reidy and Dick Foged. K-club members Cyler Nelson, Joe Poyn ter, Mike Van Horne, Jack Mastin, Ron Rod- . gers and Jay Jamison find time for laughs i111111111-11 111111 si11111s111'1-11 il x1'1'1-s11111g 111111'11111110111 Wiiiie poiishing the trophies for the new 11111-11 111 any 1111-111111-1' 111 1111- s1'111111l 1111611251611 111 case. 111211 si1111 1. 1111- 19111111 111-111011 11111 101' 111111 111 1110 1-xi1011s1- 111 1110 11111111111 111111111111 111111111101 1,-1 f it iiiiiigiiriiiiiiisg ,X11l'l' 1111- 111'g11111111g 111 1111- 51-1111 1ieL'111b S .X 11111j111' 11151-11ss11111 t1ll'O11g1ll111I 111c yC2l1' was 111111 111 1110 1'0g1111111-11 S110 1,11 1116 0111111-11 111' 10111-1'1111-11. M1-111111-rs Sl1ggCS1C11 Z1 1105- 11111211011 siz0 111111 1yi11- 111 10111-1' 1111' 1-11011 major 5111111 1111- 1-111111g111g 111 1110 s1'1111111 01111115 fl'Olll i 5gr'Y 11111 5511111 111111 1111x'y 111110 111 110w 1111111 111111 1'11y111 111111: 111-1'1111s1- 1111150 1'111111's 11010 111111-C L11111l11lO11iX' XYll1'11 111'ig1111111-11 111 1110 011111. 111 111'111-1' 111 111-0111110 El 1110111111-1' 111 1X-111111, .1 11115' 111111 111 011111 il v1111s11y 101101' 11y 1JC1llg Oll 1110 1011111 111' S111110111 111111111g01' 111 11110 111 1110 111111' 11111j111' sports. 111111111111, 1111s111-1111111, 1IiZ1.C1i 111' 1111x1111r - ij? il ' SS mg, Iii ra if e it 1 .to gr vs i 1 C 4 sg f S Ron Rodgers, honorary 1950 foot- ball captain, congratulates future 1951 captain Tom Shields. Boosters onor ootball Stars t'licc-ring thc tczim on to x'ivtm y was mic ul thc joins of thc fzulliful liczirtwit lioostt-i's. lim'- ing the sczismis, they urgcrl tht-ii' lvzims mi lu xictuiy with their spirit. hzill lil'k'lll'illlllg, shzilw clzincvs :mil pep rzillics. .Xt the will of thc Will tuotlizill sczismi. the lloostcrs grim' il fuotlmzill lwzimiiwl mi llccciiilwi' 5 iii lionor of thc hoys :mtl their coziclivs. The Crystxil lizill Ruoiii uf thc lfort lim-:1i'i1cy llotcl was mlccm':itcfl to czirry out thc tlit-inc of Ulil'itiil'tlll llzilzilizitlf' iliht- lzirgc cii1't:1ii1 :it the cml of tht- lixillroom was st-1 off hy ai knight in shining zirmor, uzirryiiig :is his cout of zirms . . . the iit'Ill'L'Ill. 'lizihlc llL't'0l'1llillllS t'uiisistwl of llwtlwzills with thc letters lillS slzimliiig on tlu-in :tml 5ll'C2llllt'l'S with limmcrs :tt the L-ml. l'lzirt- czirils wt-1'c mmlc to look like small stzuliums lwziriiig il flag' with czicli pcrsoii's iizimc. l':it Siiitlcr, lwcsitlciit of lla-:limit lioostvrs scrrccl its tozistmistrcss for thc evening :mtl in- troduced the speakers who were Mr. Norris Aiiclcrsoii, sports columnist for the Lincoln Stztrg Stun Tzitum, junior' SllClllil'l'Q llziw XYCclis, senior spcnlwi' :mtl t'o:1cl1 .loc liwciio, lfiitcr- tziiiimciit was furnislicrl by lllClllllL'1'S uf the stu- flciit body. lelczirczit lloostcr officers for thc yvzu' were l':it Sniclcr, prcsiflciit: -lc-:iiincltc Xlniml, vicce pre-siclciit: hlzmvt l'mtl1cr, scc1'ct:il'y :mil Lizirol llimlcrup, trczisurcr. Hey, that's my toe! exclaims Dee Moylan to dance partner George Wright as they whirl around the crowded dance floor at the football banquet. Page 79 1950 gridiron royalty Queen Ann Skold and honorary cap- tain Ron Rodgers reminisce over the banquet gayiety. G A A Acllxntres Proved to Be Healthlul and Excrtmg lor All There xvas fun for ex eryone durmg the past year of CAA actrvrtres sponsored by Mrss Donna Neal The year xvas packed full of ex crtrng socral exents such is the 'mnu'1l Barn Dance Orrgrnal humorous corsages xx ere xx orn by each couple and prwes were grxen for the most outstandrng ones whrch xxere concocted by Kay Iohnson and Leon Kahle who used I Thought I qaw A Puddy Cat as her theme Norene Maw and Drck Plank usrng The Thrng and Ann Skold and Brll York made 1 lrttle boy and girl of hand mops Fntertam ment was proxrded by the senror sextet Harold Cepel playrng hrs harmonrca wrth Mrles Stex ens chordrng and a readrng by loan '-mallcomb joan also called the square dance In February the grrls had therr Fun Feed Thrs was a new actrvrty whrch proved to be lots of fun and qurte a success Thrs Feed xlxas to take the place of the annual GAA banquet presented at the close of the year They attended the Presbyterian church rn rn Aprrl and a breakfast of rolls 1nd coffee was serxed afterward Gorng to 1 serres of drfferent churches played an rmportant part rn the grrls actrvrtres They enjoyed learnrng the way drfferent groups worshrp These athletrc gals entered xarrous sports whrch made many frrendly rrxalrres Among these were bowhng, basketball, swrmmrng soft ball xolleyball ree skatrng and roller skatrng and the grrls emerged at the end of the year wrth a few sprarned frngers banged up knees broken glasses, and strff muscles, but aboxe all they were proud of the1r 'rthrexements To make therr hard xx ork seem xxorthxxhrle and to have mernorres of therr hrgh school actrxrtres these grrls were awarded therr letters on honor day Therr letters xxere earned xvrth pomts 're qurred by attendrng rneetrngs and sports sched uled by the eabrnet 'lhrs year a playday xvas held rn Hastrngs for a serres of towns to meet and play rn tour naments A group of grrls from the GAA rn Kearney attended and brought ne x exp rrentes and rdeas to the other members The GAA Barn Dance brought forth many orrgrnal corsages such as Kay Johnson s wmnrng corsage worn by Leon Kahle second places gorng to Bull York and Duck Plank Donna Brmk Pat Snrder Janet Prather and Irene Dorothy rlval durmg one of the basketball tournaments rn GAA Page 80 I I I I I l I n o v v . ck. 1 l , . . 1 I nv' ' ' ' ' 2 ' I I . 1 5 I K 5, Y V . 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K K - K .' . xr 3 ' ' ' 11 1111 111 111111111115 C111 1111 lllll 11r15 1 ll111 X111111e 11 1 IL 11125 1 15011111 111111 51111 ll' 1 1 11 1 the 1 111 1115 1 1 11 11 51111111 1 155 1 NQ11t111XQ 111 11 1111 11111111 1 15 5111111111 1 111111113 31111111111 5111111111111111 5 IL 111511111 111151 11ff11115 11111111111 1 ff 5 1111 1111 1111111151 5 M'Ss Donna Nea' 11111r111111111t5 11111 11111 511111l111111, to l11bL11bb 1111151111115 11111 1llIl1Jll1l1Ll1lL11tb 11111 111151 11110110 ll1Ll111JLlN 1111 11111111111 1 f111 111011 LXCl1b S1111 lN 111 111 5111t111g 111111 11115111 111115, 111115 111 11111111 1111515 11111 111c 11g111 111111 111111 511111111 to 11111111 fO1 1111111 111c 1.1111111211 1115 full or 1111 111111111 11111111 111111111 L11 1111 111 111 11113 11111 111111 111151 111111 L111L1tl11l11lC1lI 1111111 211111 .1ct111t1es 111111g111g 111111 1 full 1c'1r, 1111 111111111er5 of LJ X X c111111c11 u11 1 111111 fOI good 11C21.1t11 by '1 5111c11111c of 1111111 111111t1c5 Members of GAA are Beryl Botts, Velva Anderson, Ed1th Baldw1n, Karen McCord, Anne Chrlstensen, Margaret Lade, Audry Glllesple, Dorla Glltz, Barbara Reynolds, Donna Blnder, Irene Dobbersteln, Paullne Swlndell, Marlanne Altmaler, Janet Prather, Bernadme Cllnebell, Marllyn Landvs, Marllyn Johnson, Pat Haury, Lucllle Covert, Shurley Randecker, Shlrley Magette, Barbara Beghtol, Dorothy Larson, Le Nelda Marsh, Mar1Iyn Goldensteln, Mary Reynolds, Pat Snlder, Connle Sehnert, Nancy Randall, Ruth Ann Carns, Bonnle Moylan, Carol EPICKSOH, LOIS Shangreaux, Ann Skold, Kay Johnson, Phyllls Fulmer, Mary Mae Johnson, Norma Maser, Arletta Von Behren, Beverly Von Behren, Lela Cornellus, Jamce Hardm, Mlss Donna Neal, Norma Chrlsten sen, Kathryn Glbreal, Vergene Gustafson, Loralne Kenton, Dorrls Hardm, Sue Welch, Dolores Moy lan, Jane Munro, Arlene Foster, Pat Schuller, Kaye Fox, Beverly Thornton, Darlene Erlckson, Gall Speldell, Lorna Howe, Maren Henry, ldora Blckel, Charlotte Rupp and Jeannette Abood Page 81 .Xt 11 ' 1'1111 11f 11151 ' 1 ' - P1011 n bl1':11111- - .X11 1 111 1:1111 2 . '- A111 ' f 115 1'i1'11-111'1-:1111-111 f111' 11 1 1 ' .'Cll1 1'z11'. z 1 11111111 11115 V ' .' -' -1: y- rc: 5111' 21141 'z111- i111'1 1116 1 1'1-'11 11111111 11 '1' 11, ' 11: 1'1-1 1'1x z ' IJ11' t1 1' S113 , ' '12 SQ 1'1111- 1'1'.k' 1 :1111 l'z ' Q ' , 5 '- 1'1:15,' '11 11111. H 2 :11111 51-1 1111 11:11c f111' 1'z11'ic11 z11'ti1'i11c5. '1'11 1 ,,i1'1.' 1111'1 '1 'kly 12131 if ' Q: 2 '1 1 ' 1 1, 1 '1' 1 1 z ' ' 1' g '1 1:1 '--. :'5 z'J', 'lr' 111 ,- -' . 1 2 .2 .1 . 1 .. ., , . YZ. . . ,Q ,- ' 1 1 1. . ' 2 X ' ' n'1 ' A N r v. 1 l' Z . , J ' A ' 1 1 1 1 1 C 1 1 . ' 1 1 'Q ' - ' . 1 1 I A . ' A 1 A1 1 K 1' A I 1 - , ' , 1 , 4 V K X .... . A H B P , A I . ' . . ,img ww 3 wi M-.,. g SIIQFQVIHQ , A Above you see part of the pressroom and the printers in the Capitol Printing Co.'s plant as they are printing your 1951 Kearney High School Log. Printing is the process by which history is recorded. Let your future history be long and prosperous. 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