Louisville High School - Lion Yearbook (Louisville, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 44 of the 1948 volume:

- 1 Q w 1 X F F 4 L 1 Qfiwiwf an Hawtlbfne U 2322 Lyla Wfdwra. Kava 6719 :hhiiNSwelihAUjiigwKJ5f.111Dnt4af5'?t , , 'amp GBfLMv:E L 1- ' Y' EDICATIO TO MR. HARRY WIRTH, CUSTODIAN, WHO SLSAUSB OF HIS LFF IpILNT SERVICE, TRIEIJDLY 5PI'OiI'I', AND CONSTANT 1cff,xL1'Y, HAS '.-' pon A PLACE IN THE 1fz.A.fmS OF ALL LQUISVILLA: STUDENTS, ..z,, THE SELQTOH CLASS OF 19LL8, PROUDLY DLITCATE THIS BOOK. Q? ff .1 4 f wtf. nl Q0 SW ff FACULTY Superintendent Glenn E. Pickrel Coach John E. Knight Home Economics Dorothy Hannah Commercial 2nd Semester Arlene Wittler --L,-- Principal Frank Kleager Com ercial lst Semester Ruth Knight English Suzanne Pankonin I Mrs. Fleischmann and son Gary. Mr. Kleager, Frin. taken in front of officers quarters. Irs . Dankonin on har honeymoon. Miss Wittler caught throwing snowballs. Mrs. Brunson Standing in front of her home. as Mrs. Koop and her daughter Marilyn. pall!- M Miss Seimers prepared to scoop her way out of the snow. Miss Hannah enjoying a winter outing. Mr. Pickrel, supt. on football field. at 1 Q6 fray Reading from left to right, Phyllis Youngquist, taking in the summer sun. Violet Wehrman, posing for this picture. Norma Jean Ahl, Nadeen Iverson, and Connie Funke walking down main street. Kenneth Urwin, Bob Gess, Bill Van Overbeck and their six rabbits home from a long hunting trip. Nice car kids? Donlt you wish it were yours? Dick Meisingex, Ken Stander Phyllis Youngquist, Don Ahl, Dot Wendt, and Norma Meisinger. Bette Ward and Violet Wehrman have wet feet but are still happy. Bill Templemeyer, before dashing off on a 220. Mr, Pickrel in front of the drugstore. Dora Lou Alfrey and Donna Davis lauihing at one of Hendrix's jokes. Lyle Reed and Ellen Crawford enjoying each others company. Doris Neumann before entering the schoolhouse. --5-- cial, K Q l. X sg 0, UIQ, ,f 4.-.,.. rw it Ana- Y Y -in--...i ,...., it ' fra- Q 'l fgf :i :- X :ff :E 'f' lU'!N W2 ,- H -'Q-H 3 - f ' 75 .. 45 3 , CL ' 'KQV f . -.- lv. ff K DONALD AHL...'Redn General Course Phys Ed, 3,hs Basketball lg Gay Nineties lg Music lg Junior Play g Senior Play . EVELYN BARNES.nFaen GAA 1,23 PhysEd 3,hg Music 1-UiJr Play 35 Gay Ninety l,3' Newspaper Ed. H3 College Prep. JOANNE ENGELKEMIER Enkie Col1ege P re GAA 1,23 PhysEd 3115 Y-Teen 3 My Music 1-Lgsr Play Lg Newspaper 3,hg All God's ch111un My Gay Ninety l,3. IRVIN FRANKE.nUrban' General Course Phys Ed 3,h: Newspaper M. SENIORSA --a-- JOAN FRANKE.ubanie' College Prep. Curtis Ag. 1,23 GAA 1,2- Physsd 3,h3 Music lfi13GayNiI16'GY 3 Y-Teen l-My Pres. ' Annual My Sr. Hlay S A11 Gods Chillun A Cheerleader 4. ROBERT GESS.nGess1e General Course Football 2-ug Basketball 2-N3 Phys Ed 1-ug Junior Play 3 Senior Pla 3 Newspaper K. CHARLES GRAY.nChucE General Course Football 23 Basketball lg Phys Ed 3,h: ,Music lg Gay Ninety 1. KENNETH HENDRIX Kenny Boy'LGeneral Phys Ed l-ll' Basketball Lg ' Football 2-7.4.3 I Annual LL, Jr Play 3: Sr. Play M. N DORIS HUTCHISON ... 'I-iutch College Prep 3 ?hysEd 3,43 Music 1-4 I-Teens 43JnPlay 33 Sr. Play 43 Pay Ninety 1,33 L11 God's Ohillun 4. LNN INMAN..'!Toot1e Iollege Prep. iAA 1,23 PhysEd 3,43 iusic 1-43 Sec. 43 Fay Ninety 1,33 Sr. Play, 4. iAZEL ISAAC... 'D1ct1onary lollege Prep PAA 1,23 PhysEc1 3,43 -Tusic l-4, Pres. 3, Iheerleader 1-43 rr: Play 33 Sn Play 43 Bay Ninety 1,33 Ill God's Chillun 4. DAROL KRAFT .... 'Blondle , Commercial 'hysEd 3,431-luaic 1-45 I-Teens 43.113 Play 33 Pay Ninety 1,33 Iewspaper 43 Lnnual 4. U THELMA MASON ... Elmer , Co lle 5 e Prep GAA 1,23 Physiid 3,43 Music 1-43Jr:P1ay33 Gay Ninety 1,33 All God's Chillun 4. DICK MEISINGER. . . Mike . .General ' PhysEd 3,43 Mus1c1,2 Basketball 13 Gay Ninety 13 Jr. Play 3, Sr. Play 43 Newspaper 3 , 4. NORMA MEISINGER. . . Normy . Commercial Manley High 1,23 3 PhysEd 3,43Mus1 c 3,4 Y-Teens 3,43 Gay Ninety 35 Newspaper 4. ELLEN M1LLER.UE11yn College Prep GAA 13 Music 1-43 Jr. Play 43 Gay Ninety 1,3. DORIS NEUMANN .... wPee Ween Commerclalgwnmsicl-3 PhysEd 5,43Sec and Treas 53 Jr.Play 53 Gay Ninety l,5. KENNETH PROCTOR... NProctorn..General Murdock High 53 Football 2-43 Basketball l-43 Music l-53Jr Play 53 Gay Ninety lg Annual 4, Sr Play 43 Newspaper 5. WANDA SIZRADER. . . . nGigglesV.College Prep3 PhysEd 5,43 Music 1-43Sr Play 43 Gay Ninety 1,53 All God's Chillun 4. KENNETH STANDER... nBudn..General Music 53 Jr.Play 53 PhysEd 43 Gay Ninety 5. CHRIS TRUE... nSasanova Truen General3 PhysEd 5,43 Jr.Play 5. KENNETH URWIN... HFrog Face?.Genera13 PhysEd 2-42 Music 13 Basketball 2-43 Football 2-4. BILL VAN OVERBECK.. nStinkyn..General Jr.P1ay 5, Football 4. PHYLLIS YOUNGQUIST.. nFlipn..College Prep GAA l,23 PhysEd 5,43 Music 1-45 Gay Ninety 1,53 Newspaper 4. I BETTE wAaD... Rusty v1oLE'r WEHRMANN. .. DORTHA WENDTH . - D0'G'1 Commgpcialg nving Commercial: Commercial, GAA 1,23 Physsa 3,L,, GAA 1,2: PhYSEd 3,h: GAA 1,21 PhYSEd LU! Music l-35 Gay Ninety 1-3.Mus1c 1-3sGayN1ne'Gy Music 1-3 gGayN1nety1-3 1.3: Newspaper M. Newspaper M. CLASS HISTORY On September 7, 1936, 22 little children trudged up the long hill to begin their formal education. Our first teacher was Miss Rocken- book, now Mrs. Reichart. Continuous spankings prepared us for our second year of schooling. After our second teacher, Miss Dunlap, who tried her best to tame us, she finally passedus on to the third grade. The highlight of our second grade wasa Valentine Party with the first and third grade. At the end of our second year we parted company to be divided between Miss Dunlap and Miss Doris Parsell for our third gear, In thezfourth year we were again under Doris farsell, Now Mrs. rvin Albert. With hard lessons and the guiding hand of Miss Parsons directed us blindly through the fifth grade. In the sixth grade our little group was again divided. Some remained with Mrs. Koop and the other struggled through more hygeine and geography only to be stumped by more the following year in the eighth grade. With Miss Bishop we had one of the happiest years of grade school. Hikes and parties were the order of the year. Also, the great event of that year, no minor detail you understand, was Grade School graduation. - On entering High School we gathered a few new students, D. Neu ann, D. Wendt,V. Wehrmann, W.Shrader, D. Ahl, C. True, C. Kraft, D. Hutch- ison and P. Youngquist. This year nMike Zilchn was Qurs ponsor. We had one party and the consequences were--that we didn t have any more We mightadd thatwe were as green as any preceeding class of Freshmen, butwe finally caught onto some of the ways of HS life. The highspot of our sophmore year was a field day in Biology,collecting snakesand other varmits. Miss Buis was our Biology teacher and sponsor this year. fMike Knew better this year!! K. Stander and I. Franke joined our class this year, and K. Proctor was absent for our Junior year. D. Meisinqer also left our class this year, but returned in Dec. At the beginning of our Junior year, J. Franke and N. Meisinger joined our happy group. The Juniors presented the play. HHIS OZARK CGUSINQ the best play with our play Senior year a success. We At the closi ever! Miss Addleman was our sponsor who ably helped us and great nChinese Ranquetn for the Seniors. In our roller skating party at Crosstown proved to be a great also presented the thrilling play, nThe Adorable Impn. of our senior year there are 27 of us and wi h our ng In 't graduation we will have advanced to the alumni of Louisville High. ' a -- pg.- IUNIORS First Row: B. Derby, E. Meisinger, E. Miller, J. Derby, H. Fetereit, R. Brown, J. Fleck, J. Eager, L. Schroeder. Second Row: R. Knight, J. Addyman, B. Johnson, R. button, N. Urwin, K. Meisinger, R. Speak, B. Woehler, K. Reed, C. Gaebel, J. Knight. Third Row: L. Kraft, G. Gray, P. Addyman, B. Dolan, B. Templemeyer, F. Ritter, W. Mason, R. Schroeder, M. Boardman, E. Revillac, E. Addleman JUNIOR JOTTINGS President..... ....... Ruth Schroeder Vice President. ...... Clarice Gaebel Secretary ....... .... Marlene Boardman Treasurer ............ Betty Woehler Sponsor .............. Arlene Wittler We, the Juniors, have had an exciting year indeed. Besides in- creasing our mental capacity a year, there were such events as the Junior Class play, the operetta, the Junior-Senior Banquet and field trips to Lincoln and Beatrice. Speaking of the Junior-Senior Banquet, we had to work mighty hard to increase our funds to take care of the financial end of that deal. Besides selling pop and hot dogs at basketball and football games and track meets, we sold magazines all over town. But even though we had to work we were certainly pleased to see the Seniors enjoying their banquet immensely. We were happy to give them their banquet and we're going to miss them. In addition to all the other events, we had class parties, in- cluding our farewell party for Mrs. Knight. This lively party had all the finishings of a Christmas dinner, including hqme-made ice- cream, cookies, sandwiches, pop, and potato chips. dare say we didn't feel too well for a week afterwards. Perhaps the most looked-forward to event was getting our class rings. We ordered them in September and tried to waitpatiently until they arrived many months later. V ' - During the course of the year, our classmate, Norman Urwin left us. We were not disappointed too long over the loss of Mrs. Knight, for soon Miss Wittler, our new commercial teacher joined us as our sponsor. , We are now looking forward to being the dignified seniors. Just wait, we'll show you ---- you underclassmenl A --12-- soPHoMoREs, First Row: C. Funke, R. Franke, S. Larson, D. Alfrey, M. Meisinger, J. Hochel, L. Isaac, N. Iverson, W. Hutchison. Second Row: R. Geyer N. Ahl, M. True, E. Urwin, M. Proctor, M. Hickman, Mrs. E. Pankonin, Third Row: B. Donnelson, T. Waracka, B. Heiers, B. Urwin, N. Hutch- ison, B. Whgener, L. Brown. SOPHOMORE SCDOP President............Bob Donnelson Vice President.......Joan Hochel Secretary. o o 0 0 0 o 0 0 0 .Tom Waracka Treasurer..... ....Connie Funke Sponsor.. Q o o o ooo o ooooMrSg At the first of the year we had a hike. We decided at the very last minute to gc to the lakes. And, naturally, being good little children, we didn't even throw any one into the lakes and believe me, we passed up several good opportunities. The English class gave the Shakespearian play mMerchant of Venicen as a convocation program. Everyone will remember when Larry said, Look, here they come now and pointed to the east. At that mo ent, the west door opened and the travelers came up behind Larry's ,back. Even Shakespeare would have laughed at that. In January we had a party at the school house. The girls danced and the boys listened to that important fight while playing card games. Still trying to live up to our reputation as good sstudents, we went home early so we could wake up bright! In March we got our chance to put out the School paper, and we think it was the best one this year. --13 FRESHMEN First Row: P. Stander, h. graham, c. mobbins, B. Vinkle, I. Derby, M. Hinkle, R. Hrabik, D. Davis, L. Reed, M. 3utton,F. Kleager. Second Row: R, Heil, M. Alley, J. Miller, B. Armbrust, T. Alberts, B. Stander, L. hheeler, B. Ossenkop, J. McClun, D. Stander. Third Row: E. Crawford, A. Shrader, D. Vogler, M. Fleck, E. Weimer, L. Wheeler, M. Ingram, F. Whited, D. Ward, G. Addleman. FRESHMAN FROLICS President ............ Richard Headley Vice President... ...Jim Miller Secretary ...... ...Larry Wheeler Treasurer ..... ...Tom Albert Sponsor... .......... .Frank Kleager September 1, l9h7 was an exciting day for us thirty-three Fresh- men who began our four tedious years of high school at L.H.S. During initiation week it wasn't anything to meet us Freshmen walking backwards. For one day we wore our clothes backwards, the next, clothes of the opposite sex and the last day we dressed asia story book or funny paper character. The Seniors had the priviledge of asking us to bow to them or carry their books. After school was in full progress we decided to plan a hike. Along with our sponsor, Mr. Kleager, we journeyed to the lakes. After playing games we had a weiner roast. The hike proved to be very interesting, especially when the boys jumped out from behind bushes to frighten the girls. , On February Sth, we decided to have a Valentine's Day partywhich was held in the gym. All the Freshmen say that their first year at L.n.S. proved to be very interesting and exciting and if next year is anything like it, they're sure to enjoy it. J UNI Oli H IGH Back Row: E. Kreider, W. Engclkemier, G. Holm, J. White, J. nzrscn B. Hutchison, R. Ahl, B. Thurman, J. Schlater, Mrs. Funke-Teacher Front Row: K. Gess, D. Woehler, D. Iverson, M. Lundteigen, R. Myers, S. Hermanson, T. Boardman, C. Salsberg, S. Fitzpatrick, J. Nason. Absent: Carl Schliefert. EIGHTH GRADE ANTICS September first, l9h7 found all of the Louisvilles twenty eight? graders ready and willing to don clean starched wearing apparel and with scrubbed and solemn faces, we were off to school. After breaking ourselves into the peace and solitude of Mrs, Funke's room we had to admit that this was a good year. Our years events included: a hike to Kraft's pasture, a Halloween party ir Koop's barn,a Christmas program,a play nThe Photo1rapher's troublesn, a Valentine's party and a Grade School Recital. This does not in- clude the exciting football, baseball and basketball games the Sth grade played. Our two cheerleaders Betty Thurman and Bonnie Hutch- ison kept the games plenty lively with snappy yells. Mrs. Funke sponsored all our activities. Perhaps the amusing incident of the year was when some genius mixed different Flavors of pop at the Valentine's Party. The most awaited event of the year was graduation. One by one, with bright and happy faces, N8 received our diplomas. I believe that all the eighth graders will agree with me when I say that our eighth grade year was our most joyous. And so of? to the 9th grade. --15-- OUR SENIORS LONG, LONG AGO 1. Kenneth Proctor 2. Ann Inman 5. Bill Van Overbeck 4. Bob Gess 5. Phyllis Youngquist 6. Kenneth Urwin 7. Dortha Wendt 8. Joanne Engelkemier 9. Carol Kraft lO. Wanda Shrader 11. Dick Meisinger 12. Doris Neumann 15. Thelma Mason 14. Irvin Franke 5. Kenneth Stander 16. Violet Wehrman 17. Evelyn Campbell Barnes 8. Kenneth Hendrix 19. Charles Gray 20. Norma Meisinger 21 Doris Hutchison 22. Hazel Isaac 23. Joan Franke 24. Donald Ahl 25. Bette Ward. --15-- P ? 7 : J - U 1 ! I ll I Q1 4.-2-'TQ I l if FOOTBALL SUMMARY - Front Row:B.Gess, T. Waracka, BTempelmeyer, P. Addyman, B.Wegener L. J. B K. K The Lions-first game was with Nebraska City fought game, but the of 6 O0 Sheeler, W. Mason, B. Dolan, J. Addyman, B. Fleck, S. Salsberg, J. Miller, B. Armburst, . VanOverbeck, L. Brown, M. Sutton, L. Reed, Stander, N. Hutchison, R. Brown, K. Urwin, . Hendrix, R. Speak, F. Ritter. Donnelson, Second Row: T. Alberts, B. Heiers, J. Knight, Third Row: J. Derby, K. Proctor, HBH, this was a hard Lions could not get started and lost by a score The next Friday wetook our longest trip d'the season of Barnestown. This was a sorrowful game fcr me purple and gold, and came out on the short end of a 19-0 score. Next was Weeping Water, ourfirst game under Lights. Thelions Plead a now you see it, now you don't game of football, but didn't have enough speed to stop Hopkins and dropped their third straight game 40-12 with Bob Dolan and Jack Addyman scoring for Louisville. After losing three straight games Louisville finally began to roll 6-0. K. Hendrix going over for the touchdown. moving aerial game against Table Rock. The Lions started off with a quick touchdown only to be called back. From then on Louisville was not able to score and Lost No. 4, 25-0, We then had our scheduled return match with Syracuse, this was a shortened game becausecfwet weather but even so the Lions racked up :ver 400 yards to opponets-10. With allthis yardage only one touch- down was made by K. Urwin on a Syracuse fumble. Score 6-0. The last two games the Lions had many men injured and dropped both, one to Bellevue and one to Ashland. Next fall the Louisville Football club will be much stronger and experienced and should be fairly heavy, There are only five seniors graduating that play footballg K. Proctor, B. Gess, B. Van0verbeck, K. Hendrix, and K. Urwin. This is something to think about because most of the same fellows which played this year will be in there next year. Well here's hoping for a successful season next year from the graduating seniors of 48'. --18-- and stopped Syracuse Next came the fast . BASKETBALL SUMMARY F 4 Reading from left to right. Front Row: Larry Brown, Willard Mason,Reggie Speak, Bob Stander, Bill Armburst. Back Row: Norman Hutchison,Tbm Waracka,Paul Addyman,Frances Ritter,Ralph Brown, Kenneth Urwin,Jack Addyman and Coach, Mr. Knight. Our season in Basketball detected many flaws in the Louisville High School Team. Although the majority of our games were lost this past year,much was learned through the experience gained by the play- ers. Our first string players were not accustomed to playing together previous to this year. Much of the loss of Louisville's games was due to the shortness of the players on the team. And other faults were due to illness and accidents causing a shortage of boys going out for basketball. Many accidents caused in football kept some of the boys out of basketball at the starting of the season. One of the outstanding stars on the basketball floor was Kenndb Urwin, measuring 6 feet and l inch. Kenneth was high point man in the djority of the games. He averaged 7 8flO points per game. Jack Addyman starting of the season at first string forward was latter in the season dropped to the B squad, but as the season pro- gressed Jack showing his ability to play basketball was advanced to the first string. Ralph Brown who played last year on the basketball team started there again this year. Ralph receiving an injury in basketball practice was not able to see action in all the games. Paul Addyman who received a dislocated shoulder in Louisville's last football game was also not able to play at the starting of the season due to his injury. Was able to make the team latter in the season. Norman Hutchison was the shortest man on the squad, his great ability to make free throws was shown through out the year. He was also the only sophomore on the first team. 'A Most of the boys which played on the first string this year will be playing together next year. Kenneth Urwin was the only man which willgraduate this year,and almost all the rest of the squad are under classmen. Next year Louisville willhave a experienced team in basket- ball as in football. Heres hoping for a much more successful season next year from the graduating seniors of '48- LH5 OUR SCHOOL Louisvi1le's first grade and high school combined was built in 1905 at its present location, having a Mr. Sams as the first super- intendent. Before this time a grade school was located in the north- east part of town. A growing enrollment brought about the need for more rooms and in 1926 a new north wing was built, which now houses the first and second grades. A Home Economics department was installed in the north-west room in 1942 which has formerly been used as the office. N ' Basketball, baseball, football and track are all a part of the athletic program. Courses include college prepatory and commercial There are at present twelve members to the teaching staff of the grade and high school. --g0-- ,X X QI: 'inffllifigv , fHlv!'lA' 1,1 'dl N W4-Kali ' YO f QW 'F 1 -,Q U bi QV 2 1 If.: Q E C' 1 '23 -' ' ' ,,,.,L'. 0 D GIRLS PHYSICAL EDUCATION X Q r .,,, K ? M. Ingram, E. Crawford, F. Whited, M. Fleck, First Row: L. Wheeler, Second Row: D. Vogler, E. Addleman, A. Shrader, D. Ward, D. Alfrey, H. Isaac, J. Franke, C. Gaebel, S. Larson, N. Iverson, C. Funke, Third Row: L. Isaac, R. Franke, B. Robbins, M. Hickman, G. Addleman, R. Geyer, D. Davis, M. Hinkle, J. Engelkemier, B. Hrabik, D. Neuman, J. Hochel, W. Hutchison, B. Hinkle, B. Graham, D. Hutchison. Fourth Row: M. Proctor, N. Ahl, C. Kraft, W. Shrader, N. Mcisinger,D.Wendt, P. Youngquist, K. Reed, R. Schroeder, E. Barnes, T. Mason, M. Board- man, D. Hannah. Fifth Row: E. Revillac, M. Meisinger, B. Derby, B. Woehler, B. Ward, V. Wehrmann, J. Eager. L. Schroeder, M. True, E. Urwin, I. Derby, A. Inman. STUDENT COUNCIL .Q-iw ..-22..- -wx QM x tk- :X ' 6 1' x W S. fig' S 4 f i x ,x K 'i-sex ' . K . . j- K- my N . QQ .SL if ,,,ywk'VsfYvw 4- Lmw A ' 1 V Q w -Q15 K, f f. Wil ,. fjffirf Hi Q ww -ag, .mi 1 ,g ,gm If ,., my ' NEWSPAPER STAFF H . , o V First Row: M. Hickman, D. Neumann, D. Hutchison, E. Barnes, C. Kraft, D.Wendt, H. Isaac,M. Boardman, J. Engelkemier, T. Mason, E.Addleman, Second Row: L. Kraft, B. Johnson, R. Sutton, N. Meisinger, V. Wehr-. mann, B. Ward, P. Youngquist, J. Franke, W. Shrader, C. Gaebel, R. Knight. Third Row: K. Stander,K. Hendrix, K. Meisinger, D. Meisinger, D. Ahl, K. Urwin, J. Eager, E. Meislnger, B. Derby. Y 1 I fy o-, aouuv ji mov M Production Mgr.. . . Norma Meisinger Mimeographer . . . .Dick Meisinger Stencil Typists. . Norma Meisinger Evelyn Barnes Circulation Mgr...Phyllis Youngquist Exchange. . . . . . . Dortha Wendt Distribution. . . Marlene Boardman Advertising and Business Mgr.. . . . Dick Meisinger Copy . , . . . . . Violet Wehrmann Bookkeeper . . Qu. Norma Meisinger mb QCRIQZD, X Rfb Q J Z5 QW' 8 K If , j A W I f gif! f If 1' O , 15,1 .., Uni! 3,5-f rqlfl 4 'I' -ng, sl, 6 if A xii, ,M 1 I lf. -5' - lg! - ' Y 'rv , f I 4.5 ,ff I 7 X 4 , . it, ! ,,,i7?j Afif '42 i 'x Q ijkii A 1 .WL- First Row: T. Waracka, R. Sutton, B. Johnson, L. Kraft, B. Ossenkop, H. Petereit, P. Stander, R. Speak, D. Stander, J. McClun, J. Addyman. Second Row: N. Meisinger, S. Larson, N. Iverson, R. Schroeder,HL Boardman, N. Ahl, E. Urwin, E. Drawford, M. Ingram, L. Wheeler, A. Shrader, F. Whited, R. Franke, H. Hinkle. Third Row: S. Pankonln, M. True, L. Schroeder, K. Reed, W. Shrader, E. Revillac, T. Mason, J. Engelkemier, J. Franke, D. Hutchison, B. Hinkle, I. Derby, R. Geyer, D. Davis, B. Hrabik, D. Ward. Fourth Row: C. Kraft, W. Hutchison, D. Alfrey, D. Vogler, M. Meisinger, H. Isaac, C. Funke, E. weimer, A. Inman. GLEE CLUBS The Music Department is composed of G1r1's Chorus, Boy's Chonus, Girl's Sextet, Girl's Octette, and several other smaller groups. All groups worked together to present UAll God's Ch1llun'n, an original operetta in three acts. The G1r1's Chorus practiced very hard on two numbers, nHowLovely Are Thy Dwelllngsn and nwishesn which were presented at the Case County Music Contest, March 31. The accompanist, Ellen Meisinger, deserves much credit for her work with the group. Other small groups to participate in the Music Contest were the G1r1's Octette,composedof Ann Inman, Doris Hutchison, Nadeen Iverson, Rose Franke, Midge Proctor, Elaine Revillac, Norma Meisinger, Betty Hrabik, with Ellem Meisinger as accompanist. The G1rl's Sextet in- cludes Hazel Isaac, Dora Lou Alfrey, Donna Davis, Connie Funke, Norma Jean Ahl and Thelma Mason. Joanne Engelkemier is their accompanist. There are two trios. One includes Norma Jean Ahl, Hazel Isaac, and Nadeen Iverson. Connie Funke is their accompanist. The other trio includes Ruth Schroeder, Shirley Larson,and Joan Eager. Ellenaocom- panies them. There were several other vocal and instrumental solos that represented our school at the Music Contest. --25-- 'I' U E COOWI SKID 0' Mrs. Inez Cameron, , Patty Cameron, , Virgie Cameron , Steve Cameron, , Mr. Will Cameron Mrs. Sorenson. . Willie Williams. Mary Alice Smith Clara Curtis . . Lt. Shirley Anderson . . Ed Smith . . A , ,Ellen Miller Marlene Boardman ,Ruth Schroeder Bill Temnelmeyer Bernard Johnson . .Bonnie Derby . La Marr Kraft Elaine Revillac . . .Joan Eajer . Betty Woehler .Richard Sutton Back Row: R. Sutton, B. Johnson, B. Temnelmeyer, L. Kraft Front Row: R. Schroeder, J. Eager, M. Boardman, E. xevillaq E. Miller, D. Derby, B. Woehler W3fl :Mil --27-- Sitted from left to right: Kenneth Proctor,Idiss Hannah Carol Kraft, Doris neuman, Joan Franke, Kenneth Hendrix L01 L IOY Editor ....... . . . .Joan Franke Feature Editor . . . . Doris Neuman Sports Editor. . . .Kenneth Hendrix Advertisement. . . . .Kenneth Proctor Business Manager . . . . .Carol Kraft Faculty Advisor. . . . . Dorothy Hannah In addition to the above composed annual staff each member of the senior class deservescreditfor the production of the LOULION. Special recognition should be given to Bette Ward and Hazel Isaac for their art work, Ann Inman for her help on constructing advertisements, Bob Gess forlns work on sports and Joanne Engelkemier and Norma Meisinger for assisting in typing of the pages of the LOULION. , We also wish to thank Doris Hutchison, Evelyn Barnes and Violet Wehrman for writing articles for the LOULION. The entire senior class wishes to express sincere thanks to Miss Hannah for her patient guidance and instructions in producing this book. We sincerely hope that all the Louisvillestudents enjoy reading their 1948 annual as much as the senior class of '48 enjoyed producing it. -..28-.. ,J f 0 4 K ll l Ill W il V xwff , NNW 6 gh' USL K ? 2 xki' Z! gil U fu V hub QQ Way Reading from left to right. Richard Headly, Mr, Kleager and Mr. Piokrel at the water- melon feed. Mr. Kleager and Mr. Pickrel are giving their services by cutting the melons. Dick Meisinger in front of the schoolhouse. Jim Miller, Lyle Reed and Bob Stander, the three onery freshman, always getting in trouble. Ann Inman and Hazel Isaac posing in front of Wendt's cafe. Doris Ward, our cheerleader who did a swell job. Ruth Shroeder, Mardelle Hickman, Shirley Larson and Norma Jean Ahl imitating a totem pole. Roland Heil, Bob Stander, and Bill Armbrust in front of the schoolhouse. Everyone loves the schoolhouse for the background of their pictures. We know they just love school! Next is that pop- ular Kenny Hendrix who has more jokes than Carters have pills. Norman Hutchison, better known as HHutchn and also was chosen as the Louisville'High School King for the year. Tom Waracka and Bob Dolan are not going to let the Senior's make them feel inferior. Theyfre still big men. Dora Lou Alfrey, a sopho- more and also their cheerleaden Tom Waracka, a Sophomore who just hailed from California this year. fag, aa.. .hs w ae'f1., ax :W ,ffl Readlng from left to right. Thelma Mason, Mary Hinkle, Ellen Crawford, Doris Hutchison, Myrna Ingram, Ruth Schroeder, and Carol Kraft filling up on water- melon at the freshman initiation party. Betty Hrabik, chosen as the queen of Louisville High, and posing on the bank of the Platte River. Jack Addyman, Bill Over- Beck and Bill's dog Toughie. Bette Nard and her favorite compainion Bubble Gum. Myrna Ingram and Lorraine Wheeler on Main street, Bill Overbeck, feeling like he's on top of the world. Ruth Sch- roeder and Shirley Larson practic- ing calisthenics or whatever you Nant to call it. This is Betty Hrabik, Doris Ward, and Myrna Ingram just being inquisitive. Lorraine Wheeler, Lucille Isaac, Angeline Shrader, Bette Ward and Phyllis Youngquist at the water- melon feed for freshman initiation which was held at the beginning of the year down at, the lakes. We all had a very good time and the freshman certainly enjoyed picking up all the rinds which the upper classmen scattered around. 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