Longfellow High School - Log Yearbook (Kearney, NE)

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On of the most act ve and splr ted actwzt es durmg the year was the K Club Loolung toward new honzons are th membe Kent Harnson Lonn e Speck lack Crowley Ken Tatum Herb lohnson La ry Kearney Ierry Cavanaugh C tx Ha per Da e Robe ts Ma n Dexst Don Env ck Ixm Thomas Dave Kxrw n Louis Fuqua Ke th Kearney Roger L Ken Kroeker Monty Cope Dale Harsm Ierry Han' hm Mase Hon Beard Bob Sxdner Doug Fortxk Don P t s Clyde M ckelson Duane Burton and the ad sers Ioh Rumbaugh and Kexth Cottrell Lettermen Promote School Athletics Under co sponsors coaches lohn Rum baugh and Kerth Cottrell the K Club carrred on many varled act1v1t1es dur rng the year Hs ln prevlous years the lettermen s lub was ln charge ot the football pro grams rn the fall They sold adver trslng had the programs prlnted and aw that they were dlstrrbuted at the games Durrng the Wlnter months the same procedure was used for the basketball games Qlong Wrth the basketball pro gram prolect the K Club sponsored the a n n u a l Intramural Wrestlrng Tournaments They purchased medals Page 24 to be awarded to the Wlnners and the runners up 1n the contests Qs therr part rn the annual Color Day act1V1t1es the K Club voted lane Fales as the Color Day PFIHCGSS Wrth Conme Cole and Loy Leonard as her attend ants Then later rn the season at the ban quet honorlng the football players the lettermen club elected Donna Reeder Football Queen The K Club purchased K Club prns lor all of the members and bought medals tor all the members on the wrnnrng rntramural basketball team e i . i . . i . - I . . e rs: ' , i . . . , r , . ur 's r , v r , rvi ' . i . ' , ' i , ' , . i . awson, , , ' , is, ' r, . ' . ' . e er , i . , vi n ' . - I - I - . I - . - , ' 1 A . C - - I Q ' ' ' - U 1 1 ! - L ' .

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Bob Hillebrandt. Patty Foster. Ierry Harris and Charles Rydberg compose the clarmet quartet the top tour clarmets In the semor concert band ,, as Z' YW! The trombone quartet an actrve musrc group mcludes Bob Morris Bruce Hayward Iohn Roberts and Bob Sxdner ot the band the Kearney Hlgh Swmg Band The Swrng Band Was featured rn a l92O scene 1n the Mus1cal1a and also played for a Cosrnopolltan d1nner dance It was the mam attractlon ot the Varlety Show Woodwmd qumtet members prachce dzlxgently to prepare for thexr next performance They are Marietta Mason flute Iean Nelson oboe Vernon Hnderson French 'horn Laune Keenan bassoon and Charles Rydberg clannet Three other qulte busy groups of people were the Trombone Quartet the Trumpet Tr1o and the Clarmet Quartet These ensembles played for many var1ous orgamzatrons and pro grams Qll ln all the band and band groups had a very busy year and those par t1c1pat1ng en1oyed and ga1ned much from th1s year s act1v1t1es Page 23

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Hs cr climax to the yec1r's Work and activities the letterrnen's club spon- sored cr picnic in honor ot their lothers olnd new letterrnen. Pls in the post the ninth grade letterrnen and their tcrthers Hdmiring the many accomplishments of the sports activities of Kearney High are the K-Club officers: vice-president. lim Thomas: president, Don Peters and secretary-treasurer. lack Crowley. '27 were invited. Because of cr rather crowded sched- ule at the start oi the yecrr, the K-Club was organized cr little later than usual. Qt thot time they elected Don Peters, presidentg lim Thomas, vice presidentg ond lock Crowley, secretory-treasurer. Golfers, Norman Worley and Bob Sidner look on as Iim Maser tries a few practice strokes in preparation for the spring tournament. Pooling their pennies lor a card game on one of their many bus trips are the following K-Club members: Don Envick, Ken Tatum, Herb Iohnson, lack Crowley, lim Deist, Dave Kirwan and Bob Griesse. Combining fun with work are some industrious members ol the K-Club as they slide downtown to sell ads. Marvin Deist, Monty Cope and Kent Harrison are pulling and pushing while lim Maser and Dave Roberts enioy the ride. pm., ,R K ,VA i X ff rt 1 Q D