Longfellow High School - Log Yearbook (Kearney, NE)

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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

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. 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

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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,