Louisville High School - Lion Yearbook (Louisville, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1963 volume:

LOUISVILLE HIGH SCHOOL Louisville, Nebraska THE LION Edited by the Senior Class High School Bui I ding A much needed addition, measuring about sixty-five by forty-four feet, was made to the present high school building during the school yeal The Wiebe Construction Company, Ralston, Nebraska did the building at a cost of about $72,000. The addition joins the building through the hall, extending to the west. There are three class rooms, one used as the Commercial room, another for Social Science, and the third for a study hall. The lower level is used for music. THE NEW ADDITION Picture taken from the southwest Picture taken from the northeast 2 Iwo Jima Monument Bed ication Mrs. Marie Kahland We, the members of the class of 1963, are proud to dedicate this edition of THE LION to our friend and office secretary, Mrs. Marie Kahland, as an acknowledgement of our appreciation for the many acts of kindnesses that she has extended to us during bur high school days. SEATED: Mr. John Fusselman, Chairman; Mr. John Bogard, Secretary; Mrs. Suzanne Pankonin, Vice Chairman. STANDING: Mr. Francis Neuman. Mr. Orville Willis, Mr. Herbert Slander, Mr. Jack Welch. Superintendent. Board of Education Education is the apprenticeship of life WiElmott ASH GROVE EXTENDS CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THIS YEAR’S GRADUATES 6 Supreme Court Building MR. JACK WELCH Superintendent B.A. Corner College M.A. University of Nebraska At L.H.S. 5 Years MRS. SELMA 0. MULNIX Mathematics B.A. University of Nebraska Graduate Work, University of Nebraska At L.H.S. 6 Years Faculty MR. RODNEY BENDER Principal, Assistant Coach B.A. Doane College Graduate Work, University of Nebraska At L.H.S. 4 Years MR. DONALD R. TIETJEN Industrial Arts B.A. Peru State College At L.H.S. 4 Years MR. ERNEST LEE Coach, Social Studies B.S. Omaha University Graduate Work, Omaha University At L.H.S. 8 Years V 8 Faculty MRS. BEVERLEY POHLMANN Vocational Homamaking B.S. University of Nebraska At L.II.S. 1 Year MRS. JUDITH GARNER Commercial B.S. University of Nebraska At L.II.S. 2 Years MR. HERBERT BROWN Science B.S. Peru State College At L.H.S. 1 Year MRS. MARIE KAHLAND Secretary At L.H.S. 9 Years MISS CAROL SKILLEN English, Dramatics B.A. Manchester College At L.H.S. 2 Years 9 Annual Staff SEATED: Linda Gauer, Barbara Arends, Kathryn Humph, Judith Stohlmann, Mary Franke. STANDING: Mrs. Selma O. Mulnix, Faculty Advisor; Carolyn Piner, Joyce Campbell, Jerry Hutchison. This Page is Sponsored By Mr. Waiter J. Mulnix, Special Agent NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY io Retirement Incomes and Annuities JUDITH STOHLMANN Layout Jefferson Monument BARBARA JEAN ARENDS Barbara has participated in Music, Dramatics, County Government Day, and the Junior and Senior Class Plays; she has held class and Pep Club offices. Barbara was a waitress at the Junior-Senior Banquet. In her junior year she was Pep Club party attendant, and a member of the Math Team. During her senior year she was school columnist for thes'Courier and a member of the Annual Staff. eniors 1963 DONNA FAY BENTLEY Donna has attended Louisville High School four years. She participated in Girls' Glee, Mixed Chorus, and has been a member of the Pep Club. Donna was on the production staff for the Junior Class Play. JOYCE ELAINE CAMPBELL Joyce has participated in Music, Dramatics, Pep Club, Junior and Senior Class Plays, County Government Day, and has been a member of the Student Council. She has held class and Dramatic Club offices. Joyce was flower girl for the Junior-Senior Banquet, and usherette for Commencement. She was Freshman Homecoming attendant and Senior queen. Joyce is a member of the Annual Staff, and has been a member of the A Team Cheerleaders for three years. GAIL LAWRENCE DUERR Gail has held offices in L Club, Class, and Dramatics. He lettered in Football and Basketball, and was a member of Chorus and Band. He has been a member of the Student Council and was a waiter at the Junior-Senior Banquet. Gail served as Homecoming attendant and as a Junior he was chosen as a member of the National Honor Society and representative to Boys' State. He was a member of the Junior and Senior Play Casts. MARY JANE FRANKE Mary has attended Louisville Public Schools for thirteen years. She has participated in Band, Dramatics, County Government Day, and the Junior and Senior Class Plays. She has held class and Pep Club offices. Mary was volleyball manager, waitress at the Junior-Senior Banquet, usherette at Commencement and Homecoming attendant. She was chosen to attend Girls' State, and served on the Student Council and Annual Staff. LINDA LEE GAUER Linda h3s participated in Pep Club, F.H.A., Mixed Chorus, Girls' Glee and Dramatics. She has held class and Pep Club offices. Linda was a member of the Student Council, the Junior and Senior Play Casts, and the i2 Annual Staff. ROSLIE CONLEY POWLES Rosalie has participated in Music, F.H.A., Pep Club, Volleyball and Dramatics. She has held class and F.H.A. offices. Rosalie was a waitress at the Junior-Senior Banquet, and a ”B' Team Cheerleader. She was also a member of the Annua Staff. JERRY BRUCE HUTCHISON Sen io rs 1963 Jerry has attended Louisville schools for thirteen years. He has participated in Track, Mixed Chorus, Boys' Glee, is a member of the L Club and the Dramatics Club. Jerry took part in the Junior Class Play and is a member of the Annual Staff. WILLIAM EARL LITTLE Bill has attended Louisville Public Schools for twelve and a half years. He was active in Boys' Glee and Mixed Chorus. Bill has served as Student Manager of Basketball and track. KARMOND W. JARDINE Karmond has attended Louisville Public Schools for thirteen years. He has participated in Boys' Glee, Mixed Chorus, and Band. He has held class office. In his Junior year, Karmond was chosen as alternate to Boys' State. THOMAS NORMAN MOFFITT Tom has participated in Football, Basketball and Track. He has been a member of Boys' Glee and Mixed Chorus. Tom was a member of the Junior and Senior Play Casts. He was elected to the office of Assessor for County Government Day. JOHN E. OSSENKOP, JR. John has participated in Football, Track, and Boys' Glee. He was a member of the L Club and the Junior Play Cast. He has held class and L Club offices. John was Freshman Homecoming attendant, and a member of the Student Council. He was waiter at the Junior-Senior Banquet. John was a four year letterman in Football. CAROLYN JAY PINER Carolyn has attented Louisville schools four years. She has participated in the following activities: Mixed Choru , Girls' Glee and Volleyball. She is a member of the Dramatics Club and the Annual Staff. KATHRYN MARGARET RUMPH Kathryn has participated in Music, F.H.A., Dramatics, Pep Club, the Junior and Senior Class Plays, and has held numerous officios. In her Junior year she was selected to the National Honor Society, was usherette at Commemcement, and a member of the 1962 Math Team. Kathryn was winner of the Bausch and Lomb Science Award, the Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow Award, was F.H.A. Sweetheart Queen and editor of THE LION. X « FRANCES MARGO SCOTT Frances has attended Louisville High School a little over three years. She has participated in Mixed Chorus, Girls' Glee, F.H.A., Pep Club, and has served as Librarian. Frances was Student Director of the Junior Class Play, and a member of the Senior Play Cast. She was a member of the Annual Staff. JUDITH JAYNE STOHLMANN Judith has attended Louisville Public Schools for thirteen years. She participated in Music, Dramatics, F.H. A., was Majorette in the Band, and lettered three years in Volleyball. Judith has held F.H.A., Pep Club, and class offices; she was first attendant at the F.H.A. Sweetheart dance, and a member of the Annual Staff. Seniors 1963 SUSAN JANE STOHLMANN Susan has participated in Music, Dramatics, Pep Club, Volleyball, and has been a B Team and A Team Cheerleader. She has been a member of the Student Council, the Junior and Senior Play Casts and she has held class offices. In her sophomore year she received the Crisco Homemaker Award. Susan attended County Government Day and she was Junior and also Senior Homecoming attendant. ROBERT LEONARD SUTTON Be has participated in Basketball, Football, and Track throughout his high school career. He was a member of Boys Glee, took part in County Government Day, was a waiter at the Junior-Senior Banquet, and usher at commencement. Bob was Sophomore Homecoming attendant and Senior King. As a senior he took part in the Class Play, and was president of the class and of L Club. JULIE JUNE ZIERS Julie has attended Louisville Public Schools for thirteen years. She has participated in Volleyball, Pep Club, Mixed Chorus and Girls’ Glee. She has also held class office. LYLE AUGUST STOHLMANN Lyle has attendee Louisville Schools for thirteen years. He has lettered in Football, Basketball, and Track. Lyle participated in band. Mixed Chorus, Boys'Glee, Dramatics and the Junior and Senior Class Plays. He was a member of the L Club in which he was an officer; he was an escort at the F.H.A. Sweetheart dance. Lyle received all conference honors in Football. 14 Junior Class Marion Conley Mark Hell Harry Larson Leland Graham John I loover Betty Love Loren Amelang Donald Gray Nancy Inman Donna Mayfield Norma Baker Ronald Green Evelyn Isaac Edward Diner Virginia Blunt Steven Group Jean Johnson Ronnie Phillips Donald Christiansen Judy Harbison Nancy Larsen Trudy PowleS Ralph Puls Gary Read Ralph Reeson Janet Schliefert Richard Raymond Shryock Sluyter Ralph Stohlmann Cheryl Streeter Donna Tlustos This Page is Sponsored By C.J. PANKONIN SON and MR. LYNN WHALEY, LOUISVILLE PHARMACY Kenneth Ahl Shirley Cordes Gary Baker Ronald Deloska Jean Benedict James Dobbs Dale Bentley Robert Frederickson Ronald Christiansen Charles Funkhouser Gail Hennings Marilyn Keckler Ronald Sack- Bill Lynda Knutson Kuhn Nancy Saltmarsh Ted Schliefert Steven Homan Larry Meisinger Keith Hoover Mike Miller Gene Donna Schoeppner Scott This Page is Sponsored By THE FUSSELMAN FUNEKAL HOME and NICHOLS’ I.G.A. STORE Jean Sprieck Gary Stander Robert Stohlmann Sophomore Class Ricky Goering Max Heard Linda Inman Linda Johnson Laura Larry Parson Rumph Karen Kenneth Scott Sjogren 17 Freshman Class Pamela Baker Betty Baricevach Donald Barkhurst Lorral Benedict Virginia Briggs Leslie Conley James Druery Cynthia Gardner Robert Gerdes Terry Gottsch E. K. Judith Henson Hutchison Marshia Miller Garrett Sickman Barbara Streeter Paul Peterson Sharon Staples Charlene Vogler Wade Ipock Jon Redon Michael Kerans Donna Reed Marilyn Sally Lcfler McKlnstry Ronald Larry Renner Sack Terry Steinkamp Edward Welte Elaine Stohlmann Barbara Woolhiser Ronald Stohlmann Susan Stohlmann This Page is Sponsored By GAIL MEISINGER, LOUISVILLE TRANSFER and RICHARD B. STREETER Building and Contracting 8 TOP ROW; Harold Conley, Alice Gray, Paul Stapleton. Clarence Carpenter, Jack Faubian, Lani Larsen. SECOND ROW: Daleanne Steinkamp, Paul Welte, Linda Orff, Peggy Briggs, Danny Kearns, James Woolhiser, Marcia Homan, Donna Jackman, Wayne Wagoner, Diane Brown. THIRD ROW; Caro) Brunson, Dean Hlavac, Patricia Robbins, Dennis Hennings, Vicki Koterzina, James Meyers, Willlan Lefler, Joel Eager, Pamella Pittack, James Ahrens. BOTTOM ROW: Walter Larsen. Margaret Peterson, Hoot Heard, Terry McKinstry, Dolores Phillips. Susan Gardner, Kathy Heard, Mr. Lawrence Moritz, teacher. Eighth Grade TOP ROW; Tony Ballain, Craig Orff, Carol True, Ralph Helm, Sharon Meyer, David Inman. MIDDLE ROW; Russell Gaebcl, Keith Shryock, Sherry Vaughn, James Mayfield, Marilyn Green, Glenn Hutchison, Richard Johnson, Elaine Tcrryberry, Bruce Tresslar, Mark Saltmarsh. BOTTOM ROW: Michael Renner, David Ipock, Lennca Berner, David Staples, Jon Fusselman, Shirley Hennings, Aarofi Alkire, Mrs. Irene Koop, teacher. Seventh Grade TOP ROW: Colene Luken, Kent Ipoek, Georgia Griffin, Richard Christiansen, Richard Lefler, Rickey Bond. Paul Wagoner. MIDDLE ROW; Geraldine Beck, Bill Pittack, Scott McGrew 111, Susan Frederickson, John Ziers, Jack Mayfield, Edward Larsen, Terry Gruber, Steven Yocum, Lanny Derby. BOTTOM ROW: Gayle Heard, Michael Schiessler, Jean Vaughn, Cecil Henson, Donn lllavac, Patrick Donovan, Dennis Hennings, Vicki Hoover, Marcy Fusselman, Mrs. Edith Haney, teacher. This Page is Sponsored By THE HOTELCAFE, and MR. ROBERT L. LARSON; Representative The Equitable Life Assurance Society, of the United States. TOP ROW: Bruce Orff, Diana Eager, I.arry Dolan, Bill Deloske, Robin Ahrens, Charlene Gaebel, Carol Beck. SECOND ROW: Randy Homan, Linda l rsen, Robert Hennings, Barbara Rumph, David Pittack, Kristine Siebrass, Debbie Miller, Mike Hell, Linda Swires, Linda Campbell. THIRD'ROW: Kathy Berner, Richard Lisle, Mary Gottsch, I.arry Campbell, Alan Heier, Cindy Robbins, Debra Jackman, Tommy Sjogren, Denise Fitzpatrick, David Pankonin. BOTTOM ROW: Bob Dobbs, Greg Meisinger, Mrs. Irene Albert, teacher. 20 TOP HOW: Stanley Christiansen, Jane Sell, Pat Vaughn, Cynthia Wheeler. Stephen Hennings, Colleen Sheehan, Danny Neuman. MIDDLE HOW; John Bojanshi, Cathy Hennings, Charolette Yocam, Gary Hoover, Susan Davis, Mike Maier, Lona Derby, Diane McGrew, Betty Ziers, Curt llrabik. BOTTOM HOW; Nancy Welte, Linda Barkhurst, Gay Griffin, Elaine Beck, Dennis Phillips, Carolyn Kecklcr, Jim Hutchison. Nyoka Jones, Karen Swanson, Mrs. Prances Schliefert, teacher. TOP HOW; Robert Deloske, Roxie Carpenter, Alice Fusselman, Kristy Bender, Paul Wandell, Mary Welte, Lee Humph. SECOND HOW: Peggy Maier, Vicki Meisingcr, Jim Henson, Susan Meyer, Scott Siebrass, Evelyn Helm, Mike Dolan, Debra McGrew, Kenneth Brown, Jane Steinkamp. THIRD HOW: Delores Fitzpatrick, Roxanne Pankonin, Matthew llrabik, Karen Amclang, Mary Larson, Ricky Gruber, Sharlene Sjogren, Handy Neuman, Penny Ahrens, Larry Grell. BOTTOM ROW: Daren Young, Joan Sell, Barbara Lisle, David Cllnkenbeard, Mrs. Helen Tesch, teacher. 21 TOP ROW: Wayne Orff, Steven Drinnin, Cindy Ahrens, Daniel Swires, Carroll Staples, Douglas Dobbs, Jim Hennings, SECOND ROW: Bruce Yocum, Richard Druery, Duane Derby, Debbie Dobbs, Randy Ingram, Mitchell Warren. Mary Wagoner, Douglas Streeter, Larry Donovan. Herman Conley. THIRD ROW: D3nny Schiessler. Stanley Wclte, Joyce Miller. Ronnie Bojanski, David Schiessler. Jerrv Jones, Cheryl Keckler, Sherri Ipock, Robert Tlustos, Alan Meisinger. BOTTOM ROW: Douglas Meisinger, Doralu Gaebel, Terry Grell, Kelly Bender. Teresa Christiansen, Terry Weaver. Jimmie Dale Gennells. Mrs. Mary Heard, teacher. TOP ROW; Billy Hoover, Kathleen lirabik, Randy Workman, Tom Frederickson, Nada Jean Luellen, Beth Staples, Jimmy Larsen, Alan Derby. MIDDLE ROW; Kim Reed, Kcrby Schmader, Eddie Elseman, Annette Ouinett, Matt Vaughn, Lori Christensen, Danny 'Clinkenbeard. Janet Driskell, Jane Beck, Carolyn Kouma. BOTTOM ROW: Brian Wheeler, Teresa Powles. Larry Maier, Marilyn Campbell, Bobby Phillips, Kelley Wandell, Jerry McClun, Vickie Meyers. Joe Miller, Miss Ethel Wenk, teacher. 22 TOP ROW: Robert Helm, Sherry Davis, Jeff Mabel, Patty Beck, John Beck. Vicky Wandell, Ross Nichols. SECOND ROW; Dawn Danner, Gayla Meisinger, Robert Lisle, Jeanine Johnson. Bill Ingram, Teena Pengree, John Guthrie, Lois Young, Rex Conley, Keri Jo Feighner. THIRD ROW; Cindy Powell, Ritchie Workman, Ronda Scholting, Gene Brown, Debbie Tlustos, Lynn Meyer, Dennis Stohlmann, Mary Hlavac, Sandra Davis. Freddie Miner. BOTTOM ROW: Roger Meisinger, Sharon Ziers, Mary Lee Kouma, Mrs. Marilyn Norton, teacher. Grade Sell ool A thletics TOP ROW; BruceTresslar, Ralph Helm, Jim Mayfield, Russell Gaebel. SECOND ROW; Mark Saltmarsh, Mike Thomson, Jon Fusselman, David Staples, David Inman, Mr. Ernie Lee, Coach. THIRD ROW; Dave ipock, Hoot Heard, Dick Johnson. Paul Welle, Wayne Wagoner. Glenn Hutchison, Mike Renner. CHEERLEADERS Sharon Meyer Carol True Carol Brunson Lana Larsen Marilyn Green The Grade School Basketball team won third place in the Grade School Basketball tournament, sponsored by the L Club. 23 School Calendar AUGUST 25 Sat. Faculty Meeting 27 Mon. Registration Classes meet SEPTEMBER 3 Mon. Labor Day, No school 6 Thu. Lions Club Picnic for Faculty 7 Fri. Football, Platte view here 10 Mon. Freshman football, Papillion • 12 Wed. Watermelon feed 14 Fri. Football, Waverly there 17 Mon. Freshman football, Plattsmouth 21 Fri. Football, Weeping Water there 28 Fri. Football, Pawnee City here OCTOBER 3 Wed. Juniors order class rings 4 Thu. Rebor Studio takes pictures 5 Fri. Football, Papillion there End of 1st Six weeks 9 Tue. Safety program 10 Wed. Senior aptitude tests, Air Force 12 Fri. Football, Syracuse here Homecoming 19 Fri. Football, Milford there 22 Mon. Assembly program, Musical Grays 23 Tue. Genelli takes Senior pictures 24 Wed. Football, Seward Concordia there 25-26 N.S.E.A. No School NOVEMBER 2 Fri. Football, Gretna here F.H.A. Hop 6 Tue. Assembly Program, Frank Biery 7 Wed. Regents Exams 9 Fri. Junior Class Play, Our Girls 16 Fri. End of 2nd Six weeks 22-23 Thanksgiving Recess 28 Wed. Assembly Program, Gibbs DECEMBER 7 Fri. Basketball, Platteview there 11 Tue. Basketball, Saint Joseph, here 12 Wed. Genelli takes group pictures 14 Fri. Basketball, Elkhorn there 18 Tue. Music Program 21 Fri. Basketball, Weeping Water here Volleyball, Weeping Water here Christmas vacation begins JANUARY 2 Wed. School resumes 4 Fri. Basketball, Waverly here Volleyball, Waverly here 9 Wed. Volleyball, Platteview here 9-10 Semester Exams. 11 Fri. End of First Semester 12 Sat. Basketball, Utica there 15 Tue. Basketball, Bennington here 18 Fri. Basketball, Milford here 22 Tue. Big snowstorm 23 Wed. No school in P.M. Music clinic at Gretna 24 Thu. G.M. program Volleyball, Fremont Bergan here 25 Fri. Basketball, Seward Concordia here 28-31 Grade School Basketball Tournament, Sponsored by L” Club FEBRUARY 1 Fri. Basketball, Gretna here 2 Sat. Basketball, Millard there 4-8 E.N.C. Tournament, Platteview 4 Mon. Basketball, Platteview in tourney Volleyball, Gretna there Assembly Program, Straub Banjo 12 Tue. Basketball, Arlington there 14 Thu. Volleyball, Platteview there 16 Sat. Basketball, Fremont Bergan here Volleyball Tournament, Arlington 22 Fri. End of 4th Six weeks Basketball, Syracuse here Volleyball, Syracuse here 28 Thu. Assembly program, Magician MARCH Tue. Basketball, Jr. High Gretna • Jon. Basketball, Jr. High Waverly 1 . Tue. Style Show 14 Thu. National Mathematics Contest 19 Tue. Band Concert 22 Fri. Interscholastic Contest, Peru 26 Tue. Hospitality Day, Ag. College 30 Fri. Senior Class Play, Kay Beats the Band APRIL 2 Tue. • Election for County Government Day Move into new part of building 5 Fri. End of 5th Six weeks 9 Tue. Track Meet, Fremont 10 Wed. County Government Day 12 Fri. Good Friday, no school 15 Mon. No school 16 Tue. F.H.A. Mothers' Night Out 18 Thu. Athletic Banquet 19 Fri. Pep Club Party 23 Tue. Track Meet, Fremont Music elimination program 25-27 Music Contest, Ceresco 26 Fri. Senior Sneak Day 29 Mon. Faculty-Board of Education dinner 30 Tue. Science Fair Open house (Concluded on page 40) 24 Washington Notional Airport SEATED: Queen Joyce Campbell, King Bob Sutton. STANDING: Marshia Miller, Lynda Kuhn, Mary Joan Spricck, Susan Stohlmann, Gail Duerr. Leland Graham, Ronald Deloske. Bob Gerdcs. The Annual Homecoming was held on October 12, 1962. The traditional crowning of the new Queen, Joyce Campbell, took place on the football field, when the 1961 Queen, Katnleen Campbell, placed the crown on her sister. James Brown, the 1961 King, crowned the new King, Bob Sutton. Two members from each class served as attendants. Following the game which was played against Syracuse, a dance was held in the Gym. Refreshments were served. The party was sponsored by the Pep Club. FRONT ROW: Mr. Ernest Lee, coach; Max Heard, John Ossenkop. Gail Duerr, Jim Dobbs, Ronald Deloske, Raymond Sluyter, Lyle Stohlmann, Bob Sutton. SECOND ROW; Gary Baker, student manager; Lcland Graham, Larry Meisinger, Roger Hinkle, Bill Knutson, Ronald Green, Harry Larson. Mike Miller, Donald Christiansen. THIRD ROW; Gary Read, Ralph Stohlmann, Mark Heil, Robert Stohlmann, Gary Stander, Steve Homan, Eddie Finer. Bob Gerdes, Tom Moffitt, Cnarles Funkhouser, student manager. FOURTH ROW; Kenny Sjogren, Eddie Welte, Ron Stohlmann, Terry Steinkamp, Wade Ipoke, Keith Hoover, Ron Renner, Richard Shryock, Steven Group, student manager. The Foo thall Squa (I Offe rise FOOTBALL SCORES Louisville 26 Platteview 6 Louisville 13 Waverly 21 Louisville 7 Weeping Water 20 Louisville 33 Pawnee City 7 Louisville 7 Papillion 35 Louisville 6 Syracuse 26 Louisville 0 Milford 6 Louisville 14 Seward Concordia 19 Louisville 13 Gretna 6 Defense THE SENIOR BOYS KNEELING: Jim Dobbs, Harry Larson, Lyle Stohlmann, Ralph Reeson, Max Heard. STANDING- Bill Little student manager, Gail Duerr, Ronnie Green, Bob Sutton, Ralph Stohlmann, Larry Meisinger, Kenneth Ahl, Gail Hennings, Mr. Rodney Bender, coach. LARRY KENNETH E.N.C. TOURNAMENT Louisville 44 Platteview 45 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Louisville 51 Saint Joseph 60 LYLE Basketball “A” Team This Page is Sponsored by LUKEN'S CHEVROLET GARAGE 28 SCORES Louisville 52 Platteview 61 Louisville 54 Saint Joseph 70 Louisville 41 Elkhorn 61 Louisville 37 Weeping Water 64 Louisville 31 Waverly 54 Louisville 45 Bennington 42 Louisville 46 Utica 74 Louisville 44 Milford 33 Louisville 34 Seward Concordia 42 Louisville 48 Gretna 38 Louisville 36 Millard 54 Louisville 31 Arlington 54 Louisville 73 Fremont Bergon 56 Louisville 55 Syracuse 62 •E.N.C. Conference Games FRONT ROW: Gail Hennings, Gary Slander, Ralph Puls, Mike Kearns, Ronnie Green, Ralph Siohlmann. BACK ROW; Bill Knutson, student manager, Kenny Sjogren, Bob Gerdcs, Jim Dobbs, Raymond Sluvtcr, Max Heard, Donald Gray, Keith Hoover, Mr. Donald Tietjen, coach. Basket baII “B ” Team Track SCORES Louisville 35 Platteview 31 Louisville 26 Saint Joseph 25 Louisville 32 Klkhorn 47 Louisville 24 Weeping Water 31 Louisville 27 Waverly 30 Louisville 35 Bennington 40 Louisville 30 Utica 50 Louisville 33 Milford 15 Louisville 33 Seward Concordia 32 Louisville 29 Gretna 23 Louisville 28 Millard 27 Louisville 43 Arlington 49 Louisville 36 Fremont Bergan 34 Louisville 35 Syracuse 50 KNEELING: Keith Hoover, Jerry Hutchison, Larry Meisinger, Gary Read. Ralph Stohlmann, Marion Conley, Steven Group. SECOND ROW; Mr. Ernie Lee, Coach; Gail Hennings, Gary Stander, Max Heard. Richard Shryock, Leland Graham, Ronnie Green, Ralph Puls, Ron Renner, Mr. Rodney Bender, Coach. THIRD ROW: Leslie Hlavac, Gail Duerr, Mike Miller, Raymond Sluyter, Conald Christiensen, Terry Steinkamp, Lyle Stohlmann. This Page is Sponsored by DARI CREME andR B REPAIR, Ralph Brown Jr. Volleyba ll Johnson, Judith Stohlmann, Jean Johnson, Judy Harbison, Janet Schliefert, Donna Mayfield. S I ANDING: M ss Carol Skillen, coach; Gazie Ziers, Linda Inman, Lynda Kuhn, Nancy Inman, F-'laine Stohlmann, Charlene Vogler, Nancy Saltmarsh, student manager. SCORES Regular Season E.N.C. Tournament Louisville 5, 4 Weeping Water 7, 9 Louisville 10, 8 Platteview 8, 5 Louisville 12, 12 Waverly 2, 5 Louisville 6, 10 Waverly 2, 7 Louisville 9, 12 Platteview 7, 7 Louisville 5, 4 Millard 10, 7 Louisville 15, 15 Fremont Bergan 0, 0 Louisville 13, 11 Gretna 1, 9 Louisville 12, 9 Gretna 10, 6 Louisville 2, 9 Platteview 9, 11 Louisville won third place in the E. N. C. Louisville 7, 6 Syracuse •9, 10 Tournament. This Page is Sponsored By LEONA'S COFFEE SHOP, Leona Smith, Owner and THE CEDAR so CREEK GRAIN CO., Mr. Wendell Coulter, Manager, Cedar Creek, Nebraska. V SEATED: Laura Parson, Susan Jane Stohlmann, Lyle Stohlmann. Janet schhetert. Susan Stohlmann. STANDING: Mr. Jack Welch, Max Heard, Raymond Sluyter, Ron Stohlmann, Mr. Rodney Bender. Student Council County Government Day MARY FRAN'KE Chairman Federalist Party SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATES FRONT ROW: Evelyn Isaacs, Register of Deeds; Trudy Powles, Treasurer; Norma Baker, Commissioner; Judy llarbison. Assessor; Janet Schliefert, Welfare Director; Joanie Sprieck, Surveyor. BACK ROW: Harry Larson, Judge; Leland Graham, Attorney; Ralph Reeson, Superintendent of Schools; Raymond Sluyter, Sheriff; Ronnie Green Clerk; Ronnie Phillips, Clerk of the District Court. GAIL DUERR Chairman Nationalist Party This Page is Sponsored By REICHART GROCERY AND MEATS, and FRANK KOTERZINA SONS, General Contractors 32 FRONT ROW: Judith Stohlmann. Lyle Stohlmann, RalphReeson, Joyce Campbell, Gair Duerr, Barbara Arends. SECOND ROW: Edward Plner, Loren Amelang, Carolyn Finer, Kathryn Rumph, Mary Franke, Linda Gauer, Ralph Stohlmann. BACK ROW: Miss Carol Skillen, coach; Jean Johnson, Nancy Inman, Donna Mayfield, Judy Harbison, Janet Schliefert, Mary Joan Sprieck, Steven Group. Dramatic Club In the E.N.C. Dramatic Meet held at Arlington, superior ratings were received by Ralph Stohlmann and Gail Duerr in Discussion; Kathryn Rumph in Prose Reading; and Joyce Campbell in Poetry Reading. Kathryn Rumph, Joyce Campbell This Page is Sponsored By AULT'S APPLIANCE and . RICHARD A. MEISINGER, MEISINCER MOBIL SERVICE 33 FRONT ROW: Mrs. Beverley Pohlman, Donna Scott, Trudy Powlcs. Kathryn Rumph, Judith Stohlmann. Betty Love, Donna Tlustos. SLCOND ROW: Laura Parson, Leslie Conley, I.orral Benedict, Jean Benedict, Jean Sprieck, Nancy Saltmarsh, Judith Hutchison, Nancy Larsen. BACK ROW’: Marilyn Keckler, Sue Willis, Charlene Vogler, Susan Stohlmann. Barbara Streeter, Elaine Stohlmann. Mary Joan Sprieck, Virginia Blunt. Shirley Cordcs, Marilyn Lefler. F.fl.A. Gail Duerr, Judith Stohlmann, Ralph Reeson, Kathryn Rumph, Donna Tlustos. Lyle Stohlmann. The F.I1.A. organization has had a busy year. They sponsored a float (lower left) in the Christmas parade which placed third in the school division. They also held a Sweetheart dance on February 16. Kathryn Rumph was elected to serve as Sweetheart and chose for her escort Ralph Reeson. Judith Stohlmann was first attendant and had as her escort Gail Duerr. Second attendant was Donna Tlustos, with escort Lyle Stohlmann. Judith Stohlmann has served as F.H.A. president this year. This Page is Sponsored by THE LOUISVILLE LUMBER CO. CLARINETS Mary Franke Donna Mayfield Sue Willis Myra Way Ralph Stohlmann David Inman Aaron Alkine Delores Phillips Margaret Petersen SAXOPHONES Glenn Hutchison Karmond Jardine Carol True Russell Gaebel Jim Mayfield TRUMPETS Judy Harbison Kenneth Ahl Ronald Green David Staples Gail Duerr Steven Group Lennea Berner Vicki Koterzina Pamela Pittack Jim Woolhiser BARITONES Gail Hennings Lyle Stohlmann Ronnie Phillips BASSES Leslie Hlavac Walter Larsen BELLS Nancy Inman HORNS Judy Hutchison Marilyn Green PERCUSSION Jon Fusselman Mark Saltmarsh Elaine Stohlmann Nancy Stohlmann James Druery FLUTES Janet Schliefert Carol Brunson Band TROMBONES Dean Hlavac Dick Johnson The above is a picture of the music room which is located on the lower level of the new addition to the high school building. The room contains ample space for the storage of all musical instruments of equipment. This Page is Sponsored By DR. HERBERT W. WORTHMAN and THE LOUISVILLE WEEKLY COURIER BAND MAJORETTES Sally McKinstry Judith Stohlmann, Lynda Kuhn Evelyn Isaac, Jean Johnson, Laura I’arson II oys 9 G lee FRONT ROW: Kenneth Sjogren, Keith Hoover, Jim Dobbs, Gail Duerr, Max Heard, Larry Meisinger, Roger Hinkle. SECOND ROW: Mr, Bill Gilbert, Gary Stander, Ralph Puls. Leslie Hlavac, Terry Gottsch, James Druery, Bill Knutson, Larry Sack. THIRD ROW: Larry Rumph, Loren Amelang, Ted Schliefert, E. K. Henson, Terry Steinkamp, Jon Redon, Robert Frederickson, Mike Miller, Paul Peterson. BACK ROW: Donald Barkhurst. Marion Conley, Ronald Stohlmann, Ronald Sack, Garrett Sickman, Bob Gerdes, Robert Stohlmann, Ronald Deloske, Gary Baker, Ron Renner, Eddie Welte, Mike Kearns, Girls9 Glee FRONT ROW; Mr, Bill Gilbert, Laura Parson, Sharon Staples, Karen Scott, Jean Johnson, Janet Schliefert, Marilyn Letter, Donna Reed, Judy llarbison, Donna Mayfield, Mary Joan Sprieck, Nancy Inman, Leslie Conley, Lorral Benedict. SECOND ROW: Sally McKinstry, Lynda Kuhn, Charlene Vogler, Trudy Powles, Evelyn Isaac, Norma Baker. Elaine Stohlmann, Cynthia Gardner, Barbara Woolhiser, Betty Baricevach, Nancy Larsen, Virginia Blunt, Shirley Cordes. BACK ROW: Barbara Streeter, Jean Benedict. Donna Scott, Linda Johnson, Judith Hutchison, Linda Inman, Nancy Saltmarsh. Jean Sprieck. Marshia Miller, Sue Willis, Gazie Zlers, Donna Tlustos, Pam la Baker, Susan Stohlmann. 36 This Page Is Sponsored By BLAKE'S PHARMACY, and OAKLEY'S THRIFT-WAY FOOD STORE Ml xed Chorus FRONT ROW; Kathryn Rumph, Judith Stohlmann, Barbara Arends, Donald Gray, Jerry Hutchison, Steven Group, Ralph Reeson, Robert Frederickson, Karmond Jardine, Judy Harbison, Donna Mayfield, Mary Joan Sprieck, Linda Inman. SECOND ROW: Mr. Bill Gilbert. Trudy Powles, Norma Baker, Cheryl Streeter, Elaine Stonimann, Gary Stander, Ralph Puls. Leslie Hlavac, Kenneth Sjogren. Gail Hennings, Terry Gottsch. Linda Gauer. Joyce Campbell'. Susan Jane Stohlmann, Nancy Larson, Marilyn Lefler. THIRD ROW: Evelyn Isaac, Karen Scott, Linda Johnson. Loren Amelang, Edward Piner, E.K. Hensen, Terry Steinkamp, James Druery, Jon Redon, Sue Willis, Marshia Miller, Caroline Piner, Judith Hutchison, Kitten Way. FOURTH ROW; Jean Johnson, Janet Schliefert, Sharon Staples. I .aura Parson, Lynda Kuhn, Nancy Saltmarsh, Mark Hell, Ronald Green, Bill Little. Ralph Stohlmann. Harry Larson, Gail Duerr, Kenneth Ahl, Sanda Blunt, Donna Tlustos, Betty Love, Virginia Blunt. Julie Zlers. “L” Club FRONT ROW; Harry Larson, BobSutton, John Ossenkop, Gail Duerr, Lyle Stohlmann, Jerry Hutchison. Ralph Stohlmann, Mr. Ernie Lee. SECOND ROW: Charles Funkhouscr, Roger Hinkle, Larry Meisinger, Max Heard, Ronald Green. Bill Knutson, Raymond Sluyter, Leland Graham, Gail Hennings. BACK ROW: Terry Steinkamp, Gary Read, Donald Christiansen, Jim Dobbs, Ronald Deloske, Mike Miller, Kenneth Ahl, Ralph Reeson, Steven Group, Ron Renner. This Page is Sponsored By STANDER STANDER HARDWARE AND FURNITURE and DOLANS DRY GOODS-C LOTI I INC-FOOTWEAR. 37 FKON I ROW: Lynda Kuhn, Charlene Vogler, Joyce Campbell, Janet Schliefert, Donna Mayfield, Susan Jane Stohlmann, Mary Joan Sprieck. Linda Johnson. Sharon Staples, Marshia Miller. SECOND ROW: Jean Sprleck, Donna Scott, Trudy Powles, Norma Baker, Linda Gauer, Barbara Arends, Judy llarbison, Gazle Ziers, Elaine Stohlmann. Linda Inman. THIRD ROW; Nancy Saltmarsh, Leslie Conley. Betty Bariccvach, Marilyn Keckler, Karen Scott, Jean Johnson, Nancy Inman, Evelyn Isaac, Betty Love, Donna Tlustos.' Judith Hutchison, frs. Beverley Pohlman. BACK ROW: Cheryl Streeter, Laura Parson, Cynthia Gardner, Susan Stohlmann, Pamla Baker, Mary. Franke, Kathryn Rumph, Judith Stohlmann, Karen Way, Barbara Streeter, Sally McKinstry, Barbara Woolhiser, Shirley Cordes, Marilyn Lefler, Sue Willis. CHEERLEADERS A” TEAM Janet Schliefert Mary Joan Sprleck Susan Jane Stohlmann Joyce Campbell Donna Mayfield Pep Club CHEERLEADERS B TEAM Sharon Staples Charlene Vogler Linda Johnson Marshia Miller Lynda Kuhn Bob Sutton, Norma Baker KING: John Ossenkop QUEEN: Judith Stohlmann Gail Duerr, Kathryn Humph Pep Club Party PAGES Elaine Stohlmann, BobGerdes CROWN BEARER Renee Wegener MISTRESS OF CEREMONIES Donna Mayfield After serving for three years as Bus driver and two years as custodian of the Louisville High School, Mr. Ahl retired on May 1, 1962 due to ill health. He was loved and respected by all who know him, and is sadly missed by the student body and faculty. Born March 3,1908 Died April 4, 1963 Mr. Mrs. Harry Ahl Mr. Mrs. Morris Miller Herbert Heil Turkey Farm Mr. Mrs. Fritz Franke Mr. Mrs. Tom Griffin Mr. Mrs. Kenneth Heard Mr. Mrs. Frank Nichols Tuesday Night Club Rev. Mrs. R. E. Wilmoth Mr. Mrs. P. L. Wright Mr. Mrs. Paul Peterson Mr. Bill Gilbert Mr. Mrs. Roger Scholting Mr. Mrs. Donald Ahl Mr. Mrs. H. G. Arends Mr. Mrs. Henry Davis Mr. Mrs. Ruby Dennis Mr. Mrs. Robert Frederickson Mr. Mrs. Charles Gabel Mr. Mrs. Clarence Gardner Boos tors Mr. Mrs. Stanley Garner Fr. Mrs. Floyd Gauer Mr. Mrs. Melvin Gerdes Mr. Mrs. Wayne Gess Mr. Mrs. Paul Green Mr. Mrs. George Griffen Mr. Mrs. Lloyd Group Mr. Mrs. Ernest Gruber Mr. Mrs. Leonard Heard Mr. Mrs. Cy Hirsch Mr. Mrs. Lauris Hendrix Mr. Mrs. Earl Hickmar Mr. Earl Hu riba t Mr. Mrs. Wm. Jardine Mr. Mrs. James Johnson Mr. Mrs. Herbert Keckler Mr. Mrs. Allen Koop Mr. Mrs. Harvey Koop Mr. Mrs. Gail Meisinger Mr. Mrs. Gerald Meisinger Mr. James Natho Mr. Mrs. Francis Newman Mr. Mrs. Boyne Parson Mr. Mrs. J. D. Piner Mr. Mrs. G. J. Reeson Mr. Mrs. Tom Robbins Mr. Mrs. Larry Schiessler Mr. Mrs. Glen Schliefert Miss Wilma Schoeman Mr. Mrs. Robert Siebenmorgan Mr. Mrs. Martin Siebrass Mrs. Clara Sjogren Mr. Mrs. August Stohlmann Mrs. Zelma Sutton Mr. Mrs. Fritz True Mr. Mrs. Don Urwin Mr. Mrs. Max Welton Mr. Mrs. Art Woehler Mrs. Henry Youngquist SCHOOL CALENDAR CONCLUDED 3 Fri. S.E. 8 Track Meet, Wesleyan 4 Sat. Junior-Senior Banquet Prom 9 Thu. District Track, Peru 12 Sun. Baccalaureate MAY 14-15 Semester Exams 15 Wed. Honors Night 17 Fri. Commencement End of the School Year 40 TRUMPET: JUDY HARDISON. 1 KENNETH AHL, 2 TUBA: LESLIE ML A VAC, 1 levement VOICE: GAIL DUERR, 1 SHARON STAPLES, 1 PIANO: JUDY HARBISON, 1 PIANO: DONNA TL.USTOS, 1 VOICE: EDWARD PINER , 2 HARRY LARSON, 2 VOICE: Judy Hutchison, 2; Mary Joan Sprieck, 2; Trudy Powles, 2; Elaine Stohlmann, 2; Linda Johnson, 2. FOOTBALL, S.E. 8: Honorable Mention; Ralph Stohlmann, Raymond Sluyter; All Conference, Lyle Stohlmann, Gail Duerr; Honorable Mention, Gary Read. This Page is Sponsored By MR. MRS. EDGAR SCOTT and MR. MELVIN SCHLIEFERT 41 PERU CONTESTANTS FIRST ROW: Seated, Jean Johnson, Donna Mayfield, Judy Harbison, Mary Joan Sprieck. Karen Way. STANDING: Laura Parson. Gazie Ziers, Kathryn Rumph, Loren Amelang, Gail Duerr, Kenneth Anl, Mrs. Grace Anl. SECOND ROW: Freshmen work; so do the Advanced Algebra class. THIRD ROW; Dance Band; More Advanced Algebra. FOURTH ROW; Freshmen cook; Hospitality Day at Ag college. FIFTH ROW: Seniors in band, Mary Franke, Lyle Stohlmann, Gail Duerr, Karmond Jardine. Betty Baricevach at work. FIRST ROW; Some teams. Cheer, cheer Girls, We want a basket. SECOND ROW; This year we build an addition; This is the way it is! THIRD ROW; Cheer up girls, the worst is yet to come. Hey! watch out, you'll spill. FOURTH ROW; Just what we need for this space. Aren't we having a jolly time? This Page is Sponsored By GENELLl STUDIOS INC., 515 Fifth Street, Sioux City Iowa Junior Class Play OUR G'.RLb By Conrad Seiler The Cast Elmer Lovejoy..........Ralph Reeson Mildred Lovejoy........Donna Mayfield llulda.................Janet Schliefcrt Mrs. Wattles...........Donna Tlustos Chester Wattles........Steven Group Jesse Lovejoy..........Ralph Stohlmann Francis Lovejoy........Fiddie Finer Vivan Lovejoy..........Loren Amelang Phyllis Wattles...........MarySprieck Aunt Jessie............Judy Jollarbison Expressman.............Raymond Sluyter Production Staff Student Director Jean Johnson Prompters..............Nancy Inman Trudy Powles Stage Hands.................Mark Heil Gary Read Ushers .... Norma Baker, Betty Love Trudy Powles, Virginia Blunt Miss Carol Skillen......... Director - T ’ w Senior Class Play KAY BEATS THE BAND By Paul S. McCoy The Cast Kay Meredith.........Kathryn Rumph Judy Meredith........Joyce Campbell Lois Andrews .... Susan Stohlmann Steve Woodward .... Lyle Stohlmann Tom Nolan ...............Gail Duerr Madeline Ross .......... Mary Franke Phil Hunter ............. Bob Sutton Bessie Trotter......... Frances Scott G.L. Ellison ............ Tom Moffitt Miss Denny............Barbara A rends Production Staff Student Director.......... Linda Gauer Prompters ........... Donna Bentley Carolyn Finer Stage Hands............Jerry Hutchison Karmond Jardine, Bill Little John Ossenkop Ushers .............. Carolyn Piner Judith Stohlmann. Julie Ziers Miss Carol Ski lien .... Director Between Acts...........Jerry Hutchison John Ossenkop This Page is Sponsored By BING DOT BOURELLE, Greet Old Friends, Meet New Friends. mmwm Junior-Senior Banq ue I and Prom “Hawaiian Cruise” May 4, 1963 Senior Sneak Day Kansas City This Page is Sponsored By MR. RICHARD R. BERNER, Insurance Agent. TOP ROW; National Honor Society, Seniors Gail Duerr, Kathryn Rumph. Mary Franke; Juniors Loren Amelang, Judy Harbison, Donna Mayfield. Report cards, all A , Marilyn Leflcr, Loren Amelang. SECOND ROW: Boys'and Girsl' State. Loren Amelang, Judy Harbison; Good Citizenship Award, Mary Franke, Lyle Stohlmann; Math Team. Loren Amelang, Sue Willis. Kenneth Ahl. Class History In Nineteen-hundred fifty, a band of fifteen Lion cubs, namely Dean Brunson, Joyce Campbell, Nicky Daugherty, Mary Franke, Robert Frederickson, Larry Gruber, Jerry Hutchison, Karmond Jardine, Marilyn Peck, Elaine Proctor, Judith Stohlmann, Lyle Stohlmann, Bill Wabel, Sidney Williams, and Julie Ziers, charged into the Kindergarten room of the Louisville Public School with one goal in mind, to become full-fledged Lions. We gained a new recruit. Bill Little in the middle of the year. Surprising as it may seem, our teacher Mrs. Pankonin, showed no sign of bodily harm or other injuries at the close of the year. Being a kind, patient teacher, Mrs. pankonin passed us on to the First grade to give Mrs. Funke some excitement. In the First grade we adopted cubs” Dian Reed, Christy Sorenson, and in the middle of the year, Tom Moffitt came from the state of Washington. Nicky Daugherty and Christy Sorenson left at the end of the year, also Joyce Campbell who took with her our pet turtle, Jasper. Mrs. Funke was so enamored with our group that she stayed with us through our Second grade. Charles Funkhouser, John Hannah and Donald Parrott joined our group along with Paddy, the Irishman, a little clay head with green grass for hair. We lost Bob Frederickson, Donald Parrott, and Dian Reed. Mrs. Hakel took us over for the Third grade. She treated usall as if we were her grandchildren. This is the year we learned to write and we wrote and wrote and wrote some more. We gained Genevieve Hampton, Joyce Husher, and Judy Kelly. The first two left us at the end of the year. We started off the Fourth grade with four new recruits, Donald Gray, Roy Phillips, Charles Primmer, and Janice Stratton. The late Mrs. Alma Hay was a very good teacher, wno taught us, among other things how to raise flowers and vegetables from seeds successfully. At the end of the year Charles Funkhouser, Donald Gray, John Hannah, Roy Phillips, and Janice Stratton left us. Mrs. Hakel rejoined our group in the fifth grade along with some new students who were Linda Gauer, Bob Sutton, Darlene Waters, and also Thomas Ady who left us the same year. 48 The indergarten Class in 1950 FRONT ROW: Marilyn Peck, Joyce Campbell. Pinkie Proctor, Judy Stohlmann, Jerry Hutchison. Julie Ziers, Bobby Frederickson. BACK ROW: Lyle Stohlmann. Mary Franke, Larry Gruber, Nickie Daugherty. Karmond Jardine, Bille Wabel. Mrs. Suzanne Pankonin, teacher The honor of guiding us through our Seventh grade fell to Mr. Graham. We recall we bought an aquarium and equipped it through the year. We protested when we were cheated out of recess and were driven to P.E. class! Nine of us plus Mr. and Mrs. Graham and their three children traveled in ONE car to the Omaha Boat Show, where we spent an exciting evening looking for two lost classmates. Remember L.S. and C.L.? This year we also took a field trip to Omaha. We gained Kathryn Rumph, but Larry Gruber left us at the end of the year. Mrs. Allen Koop was our “teacher in the Eighth grade. Erma Kelley and Fay Paulee joined us during this year. We all enjoyed Friday afternoon art classes. We published a school paper entitled The Lions Cub. Our class took pride in carrying the leading roles in the grade school operetta entitled, Cowboy on the Moon. We went on a field trip to Lincoln. Before graduation Erma Kelly, and Fay Paulee moved away. We graduated with fourteen, being one less in number than when we started as Kindergartners. In the fall of '59 we were initiated as full-fledged Lions being twenty-five in number when we enrolled for our Freshman year. The new additions were: Barbara Arends, Donna Bentley, Sandra Blunt, Joyce Campbell, Rosalee Conley, Gail Duerr, Judy Leroy, John Ossenkop, Wayne Reed, Alice Snodgrass, and Susan Stohlmann. Boys! Remember, when you are looking for a good wife, think back to those tender Freshman years when you were served that delicious chilli by the Alias, Smoky Home Economists! There was a short trip to the Cement Plant. The main topic was Cement Dust. We were very fortunate to go on so many, (termed by Mr. Bender) field trips, but termed by classmates: Clean Up the F-'ootball Field. We lost Clarence Love during the year, and Judy Leroy at the end of the year. We had a class dance that proved to be a lot of fun. We began to enjoy our high school session in our Sophomore year. We gained Frances Scott from Missouri, Wayne Spooner from Maine, and Peggy Wheeler from Iowa. Our number now reached a grand total of twenty-seven. Mr. Lee took us on our first real field trip in high school. We went to Lincoln. Remember all the small delays in Lincoln and the souvenirs we bought and received. Dean Brunson left us during the year. We really felt like Juniors when we received our class rings. We gave a mysterious play, Stranger in the Night, from which the proceeds proved to be very profitable. We went on a guided tour of Western Electric. The big event was the Junior-Senior Prom. Evening in Paris. Mr. Knox and Mr. Bender gave us a lot of help. We were abandoned by Marilyn Peck during the second semester. Alice Snodgrass and Peggy Wheeler both got married during the summer so they didn't return to school for our Senior year. Wayne Spooner moved to Florida. 49 The Senior year was filled with many activities. We were sorry to lose Wayne Reed after the first week of school. Sandra Blunt got married in December and moved away in March. Senior Portraits were taken by Genelli Studios of Sioux City, Iowa. We had a successful play entitled, Kay Beats the Band with Miss Carol Skillen our director. We were very surprised when we finally moved into the new addition on April second. The annual kept some of us busy most of the year, with Mrs. Selma 0. Mulnix our faculty advisor. April 26 was a red letter day for us, Senior Sneak Day, which we spent in Kansas City with Mr. Rodney Bender and Mr. Herbert Brown our guides. Then on Saturday May 4 was the other really big event of the year; the Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom with a Hawaiian theme. Then came Friday May 10, the last day of high school for us. Sunday evening May 12 was our Baccalaureate service with the Rev. Rodney E. Wilmoth delivering the sermon. May 15 was Honors Night. Then came May 17, that great event we had worked for, for thirteen long years, Our Commencement, with Mr Donald Clifton our speaker. We, the Senior Class of Nineteen-hundred Sixty-three, of the Louisville High School, Louisville, Nebraska, do make, publish, and declare this, our last will and testament. I, Barbara Arends, will my ability to drag race to Ralph Puls, and my office of Register of Deeds to Evelyn Isaac. I, Donna Bentley, will my ability to gain weight to Nancy Larsen, and my red hair to Virginia Blunt. I, Joyce Campbell, will my ability to get to South Bend in two and one-half minutes to Harry Larson. 1, Rose Conley Powles, will my ability to Donna Mayfield. 1, Gail Duerr, will my crooked nose to Donald Christiansen, and my fine assortment of bald tires and one racing slick to Dennis Petereit. I, Mary Franke, will my ability to play the piano to Nancy Inman, and my ability to put my arms around Bob Sutton in front of an audience to Trudy Powles. I, Linda Gauer, will my ability to get to the window to see who is going down the hill to Jean Johnson, my Hairy Legged Stump Jumper card to Marion Conley, and all my good times in Cedar Creek to Norma Baker. 1, Jerry Hutchison, will my ability to run the 440 to Leland Graham. I, Karmond Jardine, will my five year supply of saxophone reeds to Steven Group. I, William Little, will my ability to play basketball to Donald Gray. I, Thomas Moffitt, .will my ability to grow sideburns to John Hoover, and my pretty legs to Betty Love. I, John Ossenkop, will my weight to Richard Shryock, and my ability to talk like Mr. Ed, (the horse) to Eddie Piner. I, Carolyn Piner, will my brains to Loren Amelang. I, Kathryn Rumph, will my ability to drive straight, over cliffs to Ralph Stohlmann, and my ability to get home first in our neighborhood on Saturday nights to Ronnie Green. I, Frances Scott, will my attendance in church to Ronnie Phillips, and my friendship with the tallest boy in the senior class of 1963 to Donna Tlustos. I, Judith Stohlmann, will my ability to be a good spiker to Cheryl Streeter, and my ability not to go with so many different boys to Joanie Sprieck. I, Lyle Stohlmann, will my ability to catch passes to Mark Heil, to pole vault to Gary Read, and my All Conference Star to Ralph Reeson, to attract cheerleaders. I, Susan Stohlmann, will my ability to be late to basketball games to Janet Schliefert. 1, Bob Sutton, will my ability to trade cars to Raymond Sluyter. I, Julie Ziers, will my height to Judy Jo Harbisoh. We, Susan Stohlmann and Joyce Campbell, will our ability to be engaged and keep the Rough Riders on our side at the same time to Karen Way. In testimony whereof we have set our hands to this our Last Will and Testament at Louisville, Nebraska, this Seventeenth day of May, in the year of our Lord, Nineteen-hundred Sixty-three. 50 Class of 1963 Class Prophecy Vacation time again. Now to decide what to do. I know, I think I'll go back to Louisville and see how many of the Class of '63 1 can find. Boy, am I ever excited, especially after twenty years. Oooh, flying is rather nerve-racking for the first time. My, my, there is Louisville now, it's got its own airport. Taxi! Taxi! Take me to a. . .why if it isn't Bill Little! Of course, Little's Taxi Service. Say, how is everything? Where is the best place to stay? Hotel? huh? Very well then, hotel it is. My, but this place has changed. It is so modern. Oh, hello, I would like a. . .Kathryn Rumph, well what are you doing these days.Oh! you own it huh. Very nice place you have here. Oh, yes a room, please. Say, how is the food. Better? Good. You have entertainment here too. Oh, this is wonderful. Say, Kathy, isn't that Karmond Jardine that just come in? You don't say, a band of his own. That is wonderful. That lovely girl with him, she looks familiar. What? His singer, Barbara Arends! I knew she looked familiar. I hear that Gail Duerr has his own law firm here in town. Oh Kathy, you're joking. Actually sings his way out of a mess. Ha! Ha! Oh Mary Franke is his private secretary. Always thought she would make a good secretary. ’Vhat's that you are saying? Donna Bentley is a Receptionist. WHERE? At the Missile Base! Oh Boy! You say Linda Gauer is working as a Secretary for the Governor. Bet that is interesting. Sounds like a real job. Always thought she'd have a REAL job. I'll see you later Kathy. Think I'll go down to the drug store awhile. My, this place is really something. Oh, it can't be! Julie Ziers! are you still working here. Really? You own it! Good deal. You have really fixed it up nice. A real modern place here now. Say, Julie, let me in on how everyone is doing these days. Tom Moffitt is a Math Professor at Doane College. How does he like it? He always was fair in Math when he wanted to be. You say Jerry Hutchison is an Admiral in the Navy. Boy, that guy's getting somewhere. How is Rose Conley, I mean Powles, doing. Oh, eight kids. Well that is something. So they've had to add some new rooms to their trailer. Now isn't that sweet. Julie, are you kidding? Now that was really good. 1 always knew that Judith Stohlmann would be a nurse, but I never had the slightest idea that she would talk her father into supplying the material for a hospital here. Stohlmann Community Hospital, that has a real ring to it. Judy the head nurse, of course and Carolyn Piner a therapeutical nurse. Boy--what a real deal! What has Susan Stohlmann been up to lately? Oh, she is! Home Ec. teacher at the high school. 1 knew she liked Home Economics but didn't know she would be a teacher. But she is well fitted for it. Isn't that Lyle Stohlmann? Really? He and John Ossenkop are both running for sheriff. Oh no, both have been running against each other for the last twenty years. Who usually wins. Oh, they are each elected every other election. Well that sounds fair. Rather unusual though. I'll be seeing you later Julie. Better get back to my room at the hotel. Well, if it isn't Bobby Sutton. What have you been up to? You own all the garages here. Bet you have monopoly on that line of trade don't you? Ha ha. Well, I'll see you later. This has been quite a day for me. But I feel like I have missed someone. Oh, maybe not. Think I'll watch TV. Ben Casey, good. Say that nurse, she sure looks like someone; Joyce Campbell, how about that. Wow! This is news. This is too, too much. She kissed him on the cheek, oooh! Now for a good night's rest. Time to go and catch my plane. Bye Kathy. This is a real nice hotel. Yes, I have to get back to my family! I will see you sometime. If you are ever around my way drop in and see me. Bye Frances 51 Baccala u reate VALEDICTORIAN Sunday, May 12, 1963, 8:00 F.M. Louisville High School Auditorium Processional.............................. Invocation ................................ Scripture Reading.......................... Solo, Twenty Third Psalm ............... Sermon, The Authentic Person ............ Solo, How Beautiful Upon the Mountain Benediction ............................... Recessional ............................... . . Mrs. Laura Gess . . Rev. Wm. Bavis . . Rev. Wm. Bavis . . . Trudy Powles Rev. Rodney Wilmoth .........Gail Duerr . . Rev. Wm. Bavis . Mrs. Laura Gess ConunencenenI Friday, May 17, 1963, 8:00 P.M. Louisville High School Auditorium Processional.......................................Mrs. Hazel Dolan Invocation .............................. . Rev. Rodney Wilmoth Mixed Chorus .........................................Halls of Ivy ........................................ Land of Hope and Glory Address ................................. Dr. Donald O. Clifton Associate Professor of Education Psychology, University of Nebraska Presentation of Awards..........................Mr. Rodney Bender Presentation of Diplomas .................. Mr. John Fusselman Recessional........................................Mrs. Hazel Dolan Kathryn Rumph SALUTATORIAN Gail Duerr Awards American Legion Citizenship Awards............................... Mary Franke Lyle Stohlmann Salutatorian...............................................Gail Duerr Valedictorian......................................... Kathryn Rumph Se nio r Cl a ss Off i c er s President . . . Vice President Treasurer . . Student Council . . Robert Sutton . JohnOssenkop . . Gail Duerr Susan Stohlmann Lyle Stohlmann 52 This Page is Sponsored By The HOME STATE BANK Member of F.D.l.C. Com me n cement May 17, 1963 Julie, Mary, Tom, Susan Bill, Frances, Barbara, Karmond Bob, Linda, Judith, Lyle Rev. Wilmoth, Mr. Clifton, Mr. Fusselman, Supt. Welch USHERS: Donna Tlustos, Loren Amelang SPONSORS: Mr. Bender, Mr. Brown Gail, Kathryn, Donna, Jerry Joyce, John, Carolyn This Page is Sponsored By The OMAHA PUBLIC POWER DISTRICT S3 GRADUATION Graduation is many things Not just the last day of high school, As every one knows Friend, foe and fool. GRADUATES Yes, Graduation is precious to us. But we must bear in mind A load of thanks to our parents and friends Also, our teachers, so kind. I now ask of you a favor, Stop! think of what I am saying! On Graduation Night, Our Diplomas! They say, Well done without delaying. And now, think of our future Our education won't deny, So, set your goals with no limit High, higher than the sky. Frances Scott I vAifwcra 56 4 t■tiwv