Loup City High School - Raider Yearbook (Loup City, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1953 volume:

Av 1 u J ri, - Bun' tw L, 4 f ,ff f , A Y L+ 5 Ik 1 I ' x-Z J x 14 ! . X V 'Q .. s , mm r :xii W H ff' 2 Q , f.fZww vX w ft5' - . wk x ,Seal fl I gy ,l' Z 4 l-Q, ' -.Yf Dedication In apprectatton for everything Miss Mina Schumann has done for the Class of '55 and this school tn her 23 years of teaching we dedicate the Raider of 1953 to Miss Schurrunn During school hours Miss Schumann ts kept busy as librarian, and teaching Senior English and Dmmatic Arts Mina, as she is known to everyone, has put forth unlimited effort for the production of Senior and Junior Class plays as well as Dramatic Arts plays. She lends a sympathetic ear and an understand- ing heart to all problems, great and small, of the students of L. C. H. S. For all this and personal qualities which make you such a grand person we say, 'Thank you, Mtna, we dedicate this annual to you. is o o QfN earbook taff ig X? Editor in Chief Shirley Baaant Business Managers Park Nelson, Ted Moritz Senior Editors Prophecy and Will Class History Quotations Music Editors Activities Editors Photography Art Editors Sports Editors Typtsts C5 5- 0195 ff: 'Q'-S ...KQZQ A1 thadene Gradzinski Marian Kuta mrian Solfol Lil Kowalewskt Shirley Ann Moeller Rose Marie Hegarty Jo Ann Porter Virginia Golus Alyce Ann Sides Agnes Wardyn Coltta Thomas Kent Sherman Jane Conger Dontta Porter Annabell Bltncow Bob Rademacher Charles Roy Beverly Christiansen Bonme Petrytus Gertrude Sokol Colleen Warner if l P. I. A. Editor. . . . . . . . . Ron Peters I xx' - , x ri! Q- 4,14 nl' ' ' ' -- ' Q y Ci' Q Q. ,JW it A . ww N 0 40' Faculty Karl Pecht, Suoerlntendent PHyS1CS 9th Gr de General Sclence it ll! 1 : y Nalter Dlelsen, Prlnclpal 8th Grace Natbeuutlcs 8th Grace DOCl8l SCl8HCe Modern Problems 8th Gr BlO1Ogy 5 Joe blmanek, Head Couch oenlor hl h Athletlcs Coach Jordon Flood, PUSlC Instructor 8th Grace Sclence Vocal nd Instrumental Iuslc oophorore Class sponsor 9th Grade feneral aclence Dr1ver's r lF1Hg 'LH Club aoonsor 'mkfu im ' Brown, Cubtodldn ui. 1- Q,o rn rreo floter, nSS1otaHt o cb Jun or dlbn Athletlc oacn N erlcur Ilstory Or ert tlon Fres JI Cl S Q Q . 1 ' I v 'A ' v r . a F : A. ,, . . Qfff: Ulf 35 p1fotz:3oI' M A . .. . 1 f G ' H f G F w fu - L J - 1 a m fp u 4 2 l Q. A , ,r Y 1 ji , .' f 1 r . Q ' Y I rw L: - 'f- f' L N u. ug . . N .- rf r . . J . '1 3 .l Q 1 V r, 1 ' , x N 5 1 J lr jf.'.. ' ' F' 4 '.-. 1- F , 1 A 'J 1. A l ' ' f-' ' ' ,. H ! .. '. . LJ V 'ix ' 'A ' 1 A g. mn' 1 as Uno. SOI' 'K' Jack Steven, Mathematics General Hath 1 Algebra 1 Geometry Pep Club Sponsor Mina Schumann Library kzglish L Dramatic Arts Senior Class Sponsor Jr and Sr Class Plays Facu ty asm w e 1 ' XY-1 Richard Raynard Modern History English l 8th Grade kglish Carl Huebner Vocational Agriculture FFA Sponsor JW' -wf f wmv, Bernice Peterson, Comercial Typing 1 and 2 Shorthand General Business Library Helen Mather kglish 2 and 3 J ournalisn Library Junior Class Sponsor 1 71794 t nxutie' wbwmgftw Class of 1953 if 2 Af, vii' Q l 4, 4 J, I Smil e pre tty 'Hoe' Peek a boo, Do ro thy 14 Tooth gone Hi ' Colleen cute, Ag O 42 'Xa t fwow, Bev! I -,Mn -. f , ,r ., Q? f .Qf a Shd QPZ' 9 Honey? t 62, QQ 9 4? ' 9 briobt Bark '19 Q Qui Wm fight, ,fax 'Y Baslmu 73 1 Derze P it 1871 V' '19 .ll Lzje ' M, x M Q J I be 1 W , dfly, G A if e +V, 1 hh . , is W f 5 z 1 S- A Cb 9 I D L , N X' , 0 I J ' 2 4 U 0 1 W n g Zap 3 ' ' of as bi, ' 4 '- 4 j e ,, 1 J ' . A Q . P 9 , Ie- ' O ' b 9 Q. X ' 6 0 ff' .5 ,e ,V ' 2, N - 'V o . , 5514 if 5' A ' f ' Q I ooo e ,, o f t ee 7 t 3' , Q A ,, I if A ,X .QU . 'Q . watch die bi' the vifg Pe trytus Jerry WW what 's the matter Cm r-1 z Sweet .little kii Kent' :lor Play L, SHIRLEY BAZANT 'There is a woman at the beginning of all great things Pep Club President L3 Band Secretary A, Comet Quartet 23 Grid Queen 1,3 FFA Princess I., Pep Club l,2,3,l,3 Girls' Glee 1,2, Mind Chorus 3,l,, Band l,2,3, I+, Hadrigal L, Contest Solos l,2,33 Jr Play 3, Sr Play ln, Trumpet Trio l,2,3, 1,3 Class President 23 Class Secretary 1,3 Girls' State 33 Annual Staff 3,143 GAA 23 Newspaper Staff L3 Jr 8: Sr Banquet Waitress Waitress 2 JEBR! DERDCHSKI 'Always ready with the right answer' Class Treasurer 13 Track 2,33 Basketball 1,2f Football l,2,3,l,3 Co-editor of Rai der L3 Grid Danoe Attendant L3 L Club 2, 3,l+3 Dralaties l, Junior Class Play 3, Senior Class Play I, VERNON ANTHONY 'Quiet and neat--that's hard to beat' Football 13 Basketball 13 Track lg Sen BEVERLY CHRISTIAIISEI 'The bloom or blight of all men's life' Pep Club 2,3 ,l,, Raider Staff 23 Girls' Glee 23 Mixed Chorus 2,l,3 Annual Staff L3 Majorette 23 Cheerleader 1,3 Office Asst 3,ln Jr Class Play 3, Sr Class Play L, Grid Dance Princess A, Banquet DOROTHY PI7INSKI ouiet consciense makes one so serenen Pep Club A Mlxed Chorus l,L, Clrls' Clee 1,2 DEAN GOFF U ach mlnd has 1ts own methcdn Wand 2,3,A l sem , Bo sl Plee 2, News paper Qtaff 3 VIPFI IA COLUS nDenendable and stndlous need we say more Fen Club l,?,3,h, Plrls' Clee 1,2, P1 c Chorus 3,L Sextet 3,L Contest Solo 3 Sax Cuartet 3 L Jr Play 3 All qtate 3,b, Annual Staff L, GAA 2, Band 2,3,L FARL OCCDElN U0u1et ,nd l1keable-- e foresee success' F F A l,2,3,L L Club 3,A, Football l, 2,3,L, Basketball l,2,3,L, Track l,2,3,b F F A Sentlnal 3 F F A News Reporter L Crld Dance Attendant A F F A Dance Attendant A F.F A Parllmentary Proce- dure Team 3,h. AIRHADENE GRUDZINSKI 'The pleasure of life is love' Pep Club lg Girls' Glee 1,23 Mixed Chor- us 3,l.3 Hadrigal A5 Annual Staff L3 CAA 23 Newspaper Staff L. ADRIAN HARVEY A man of action F F A l,2,3,l., Mixed Chorus l,h, F F A Dance Attendant I., F F A Treasurer I4 ROSE MARIE HEGARTY A voman's work is never done Pep Club l,2,3,L, Mixed Chorus 3,L3 Girls' Glee l,2, GAA 2, Band 1,2,3,hg Junior Play 3, Senior Play kg Annual Staff ls BOB JANDA 'One cannot always be a hero but one can always be a man Boys' Glee 2, Mixed Chorus l,3,L, Sr Class Play lu, Football l, Track 3 IIL KOLAIEESKI uwrue to her work, her word, her man' Uep Club l,2,3,h, PlP1S' Plee l,2, blxed Chorus 3, Bmnd ?,3, Jr Class Plav 3 F A 2 Pbeerle der l,L, Prld Dance Attendan MADIAN KUTA Alwavs S1UU1UF' Peo Club l,2,3,L, Glrls' Glee l,2, Band 2,'3,l+, Iffmdrival L+, Sr Class P115 lp, PT1 Prlncess A Mixee Chorus l,L Annual Staff A PNN , layorette 3 A UOVALD KUTA W'et thee hehlnd me Satan, and UIVG me mlshlf F F X l,2,3,b, Mxxed Fhorus 1,3 Bovs' flee 9, Football l, U svethall l, Wreck 1 DON YO NLQVI nThe world knows notH1nv of 1tS Greatest menu F F A L, TI'9Ck 3 SHIRLEY MOELLER To know her is to love her' Pep Club l,2,3,h3 Girls' Glee 1,23 Mind Chorus 3,16 Band l,2,3,lo3 Trumpet Trio 2,3,1,g Cornet Quartet 23 Senior Play 1,3 Annual Staff L, GAA 2, Cheerleader l TED HORITZ Pm s bashful kid but nobody knows it' Football 1,2,3,l,, Basketball 1, 2,3,l,, Track l,2,3,L3 L Club 2,3,L, L Club President L, Co-Captain 14, Grid King lv, Class Pres 1, Class Treasurer 3,143 Sr Class Play L, Annual Staff Lg Raider Staff 3, Mixed Chorus 35 Boys' Glee 23 Band l, Banquet Waiter 2 av'- Q BONNIE PEPRYTU8 PARK NELSON I'n the boy for bewitching 'em' F F A l,2, Mixed Chorus L, Band l,2,3, Jr Play 3, Vice President l, L Club 3, L3 Basketball l,3,L, Track l,3,l4g Annual Staff A, Newspaper Staff L3 L Club Treasurer L, Grid Dance Attendant ls Banquet Waiter 2 'She seems quiet but you probably don't fy- know her' Band l,2,3,L, Contest Solo 3,l,, Sax Quartet l,2,3,l,, Pep Club 1, 2, 3,l,, Girls' Glee l,2, Mined Chorus l,3,h, Madrigal L, Class Secretary 2, Class Vice Pres L, Annual Staff L, Grid Danes Princess L, F F A Dance Princess DONITA PORTH 'Indeed she's not so very tally but good things cole in packages small' Pep Club l,2,3,h3 Girls' Glee l,23 Hlxed Chorus 3,L3 Band l,2,3,b3 Sax Quartet 1, 2,3,!+3 Sr Class Play B3 Annual Staff L3 GAA 23 Raider Staff L3 Contest Solo 2,3, L3 Hadrigal L3 Grid Dance Princess A RONPETERS 'An A 1 guy in everything' Mixed Chorus 33 L Club 2,3,L, Football l,2,3,l,, Basketball l,2,3,l+, Track 2,3, L3 F F A 1,2,3,Lj Grid Dance Attendant 1,3 F F .A King lot Annual Staff L3 L Club Secretary L3 F F A Secretary 2,31 F I A President I4 BOB RADEHACHER 'To flirt is human to study, that'e asking too much' Basketball l,2,3,L3 Track 2,3, Band l,2, 3,L3 Mixed Chorus l,2,3,l.3 L Club 2,3,h3 L Club News Reporter ly, Class Secretary 33 Class News Reporter A3 Annual Staff 3,L3 Raider Staff 33 Banquet Toastmaster 33 Jr -Sr Banquet Waiter 23 Boys' State 33 Junior Play 3, Senior Play 1,3 Boys' Glee 23 Hadrigal L JO ANNE PORTER 'Simple and sweet' Mixed Chorus 3 I, Pe Club 3 ,lv Annual s P staff ag naialr Staff 1.5 F.r.i. nance Attendant L3 Sr. Class Play I.. KENT SHERMAN 'Live fast, die young, and have a beautiful corpse' Boys' Glee 25 Mixed Chorus 1,3,l+5 Band 1,2,3,L3 Trumpet Trio 1,2,33 Jr. Play 35 Sr Playhg L. Club 2,3,h: Football l,2, 3,L, Basketball 1, Basketball manager 2, 3,L, Trackmanager 2,3,lu, AN11181 Staff L, Newspaper Staff L, Student Manager 2, 3,L, Grid Dance Attendant L, Cornet Quartet 2, Banquet Waiter 2 ALYCE ANN SIDES 'Little but mighty' Pep Club 1,L, Girls' Glee l,2, Mixed Chorus 3, Band 2,3,L, Clarinet Quartet L, Sr Play L, Annual Staff L, Newspaper Staff L CHARLES ROY 'Anywhere my Ford will go, I will go' Football l,2,3,L, Basketball 1, Track 1, 3,L, L Club 2,3,L, Co-Captain L, Grid Dance Attendant L, Class Presldent L, L Club Vice pres L, Sr Class Play L, Jr Class Play 3, Annual Staff L, Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,L, Boys' Glee l,2, Band 1, 2,3,L, F F A News Reporter 2,3, F F A Vice pres L, F F A Parlimentary Pro cedure Team 2,3,L, Madrigal L F F A 1, 2,3,L, Contest Vocal Solo 2,3,L, All state 3,4 MARIAN SOKOL 'A cheery word for everyone, a merry heart, and full of fun' Pep Club 1,2,3,L, Girls' Glee 1,23 Mixed Chorus 3,L Band 1,2,3,L, Sax Quartet 3 L, Jr Class Play 3, Sr Class Play L, Class President 3, Annual Staff L, GAA 2, Raider Staff L, Pep Club Vice pres L, Band President L3 Drum Majorette L, Grid Dance Princess L, F F A. Sweetheart Queen L, Jr L Sr Banouet Waitress 2 'One good hearty laugh Pep Club 14, Girls' Glee 1,2 , Mixed Chor- us l,3,h3 Hadrigal L, Contest Solo 3, Jr Class Plq 3, Sr Class Play 1,3 GM 'Be of good cheer, I have overcome the world' am 1,2,33 r r A l,2,3,L, :una enor- M3 GEETIIIJDE SOKOL Easy going, nice to be around' Pep Club Lg Girls' Glee 25 Mixed Chorus 33 GAA 25 Annual Staff bg Newspaper Staff I+. SILVIA TESHEH ACNES WARDYNE A sweet and friendly girl' Girls Glee 1,2 5 Mixed Chorus 3, Pep Club l,2,3,l+, Cheerleader 1,3,h, Class Seore tary 1, Clase Vice president 3, Pep Club secretary 23 Grid dance princess L3 Sr Class Play I+, Annual Staff A5 GAA 2, Jr 8: Sr Banquet Waitress 2 D01 WARDDI COLLEEII WARNER 'Everything happens to everybody sooner or later if there's time enough' PGP club 2:10 M5j9r9t't9 31,65 Bull 2838109 GAA 2, Mixed Chorus 3,L, Girls' Glee 2, Newspaper Staff L3 Annual Staff L, All State 3, Contest Solo 3, Sextet 3,L, S Class Play L, Woodwind Quintet A, F F A Dance Attendant EUGEIE WASKOWIAK 'Says little but thinks much' Football l,2,L, Basketball 13 Track l,2, L, L Club 2,L, Grid Dance Attendant L, F F A Dance Attendant L3 Band lg Mixed Chorus 1,23 F F A l,2,3,L S CLASS CCH HS Sky Blue and Silver CLASS FLOWER American Beauty Rose CLASS MOTTO They conquer who believe they can SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS CLASS SPONSOR Charles Roy, President Mis' Hina Schumafm Bonnie Petrytus, Vice-President Shirley Bazent, Secreta.ry Ted Moritz, Treasurer Bob Rademacher, News Reporter v' O D . 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Q .W , ,- 4 Q63 Last Will and Testamenf We the Sentor Class of 1953 being of sound mtna and body, do ordain and declare this document to be our last will and testament, and further stipulate that the following instructions shall govern the disposal or our worldly possessions Vernon Anthoney wills his studying ability to Jim Thornton Shirley Bazant wills her position in band ffirst chair comet , to Sheila Phtlp Beverly Christiansen wills her job in the office and ability to dom Pecht's jokes to Jane Conger Jerry Derdowskt wills his position as right end tn football to Tommy Sekutera Dean Goff wtlls himself to Shannon Philp to have and to hold forever We hope he doesn't get too heavy, Shannonj Virginia Golus would like to leave her sister Patsy to Jim Paige Althadene Grudstnskt leaves her ability to stick to one man to her sister Betty Honey Hegarty leaves her parties to Patsy Orent and hopes Patsy can carry them on as well as she has Bob Janda wills some of his ample inches to Melvin Piontkowski Lil Kowalewskt wills her uncompl tcated romance to Chloe Wtthrow Marian Kuta would like to leave Joey Jack to any under classman who thinks she can handle htm Shirley Moeller leaves her enormous capacity of knowledge on driving to Joe Stmanek to pass on to his drivers' training class Ted Moritz wills his ability to keep six girls on the string to any adventure seeking young mn who will risk this dangerous position Bonnie Petrytus leaves her off-and on romance to Sheri Bals and hopes she doesn't have as much trouble with Ray Dontta Porter bequeaths her trailer house Cwith all accessories oo l l I to Mike Mzslonka Bob Rafferrucher wills his way with the girls to Jerry Pfannenstiel although it seems as though Jerry already has quite a lot of information 4lyce Ann Sides wills her blond hair and shortness to Sharon Hancock Gertrude Sokol wills her brains to be equally divided among all the dumb heads left in school after the Seniors leave Kent Shermn wills his carff' to Ben Csaplewskt and hopes he will have much fun and drive it as carefully as he has Marian Sokol leaves her love affair wt th Jane Conger to Jim Janulewtcx Ag Mzrdyne leaves her cheer leading outfit to Ida Mae Ryan Charlie Roy leaves his woman hater's club to Jack Kowalski and hopes he can do as good a job as he did Colleen Warner leaves her trusty bicycle to next year's grade school new's reporter Don Kuta wills himself to the general science class so they can success jhlly find out what nukes 'things' tick Don Wardyn leaves his height to be added to his brother Jim s so they can make one tall man tn the family Hon Peters bequeaths his swell personality to some of the little 'snots C H Earl Goodman leaves the 'good' in his name to Karen Badura Don Kowalski wills his hair to Jade Thompson Adrian Harvey leaves his seat tn home room facross the aisle from Henry 2 C . 1 -- -- a a 0 Jo Anne Porter wills her job at Swanson's to Sandra Haggard. . .1 as O I in L. . . S. E Almtnasj to any one with a tremendous amount of gooi humor Park Nelson tsn't leaving anything to anyone He wants to keep it all Gene Waskowtak leaves his duties on the farm to Al Sylvia Tesmer wills her soprano voice to Fay Morgan Qlass History 5 f! F! .EMM GRM, M mm A 'qt' QOH, Locum ' BACK As we look back over the years we rea ae that it was 1.94.9 when we first set foot in the halls of L C H S Joe Stmanek was class spon sor and the years entertainment consisted of fad days and plays pre sented by the Freshmen Dramatic Acts class Before we hnew it our Freshmen year was here and gone and it was time to select a Sophomore class sponsor Mr N A fSullyj Sullivan was elected and the year followed through wt th the class sponsoring several dances, including a TWIRP dance The Junior year found the class very busy with the class play and the Junior-Senior Banquet The play, 'Cracked Nutts , a comedy, was presented with success Mrs Boring, the class sponsor, had much to do with making the banquet with its 'South of the Border' theme one that could be presented with great pride The Senior year passed quickly with the fgll production of the Senior Class play, Our Miss Brooks It was a great success, thanks to Miss Mina Schumann, Director and class sponsor The year hurried on with the Junior-Senior Banquet and then the big event of the year COM MENCEMENT' With memories of the past and plans for the future, the class of '53 bids farewell to the halls of L H -9' 1933 -mi Us 'taemn C-mme -A A' Gooi OU fad D135 DS-P,f,Mlx s.N 0 5? 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' Sandburr Sttane My 30, 1963 Dear Marian CSokiej, Since Johnny Jr. Isabella, Egbert, Hortence, Archibald, and Twila are all taking their afternoon naps and Johnny Sr is busy in the other room pressing buttons to feed the hogs by remote control I decided this would be the best time to answer your letter of May 10, tn which you asked me to find out for you what all of our beloved classmates '53 are now doing Here ts the information Vernon Anthoney ts tn Africa still trying to find out what makes Pyg mies so smll Shirley Basant is fighting off ammonia in Jack d Jill 's back room Beverly Christiansen is a missionary in Zoo Loo Land Jerry Derdowskt has won the gold cup for the world's midget stock car races Dorothy Gtztnskt ts a bar maid at the Stork Club Dean Goff has taken Red !'oley's place on 'Grand Ole Opre' Virginia Golus is sttll looking Rose Harte Hegarty now plays a harp She passed away of a broken heart Bob Janda is still eating Wheattes for breakfast trying to grow a mous tache Lil Kowalewskt is a dtettcian and is using white rats to help with her experiments Marian Kuta has re married Joey Jack for the fourth time They are still trying to make a go of tt Shirley Moeller is trying to break up Fred h'tnter's home, in spite of his seven kids Ted Moritz ha followed his brother Paul Don't askme where they went Bonnie Petrytus is entertaining at a Command Performance at the White House for the President of the United States, Charles Roy Dontta Porter has become Chtef Operator at the Chicago Bell Telephone Company Jo Anne Porter is starring as Beulah in the latest Broadway hit how is your marriage coming along? Vasn't riding to school with htm enough? Alyce Ann Sides has taken Heubner's place t L C H S as the g teacher Gertrude Sokol is a model at the Powers Co tn New York Kent Sherman is very successful as a mortician Ag Ward-yn? ts ring number one trapese artist with the Ringling Bros and Barnum ci Baily Circus Charlie Roy after completing his term as president of U S , has 'WI 51719 0-'ld wry C'P'08by out of business He now ha.s his om T V snow Colleen Warner sings the 'Dua du: everything' commercial on Charlie's T V program Don Kuta is chief window washer at the Empire State Building Don Wardyn plays the organ for the Senior Choir tn the Catholic Church, his mother resigned I GJ' s . Bob Rademacher, well...I guess you know about him, Marian. By the wa.y, a O I I I a O ,I 0 ' Ron Peters has finally escaped the girls who have been chasing him for years and ts a. hermit living in Jenner's Park in the bear cage. Earl Goodman is instructing a muscle building course in Alcatraz. Don Kowalski is farming the rich soils of Maine Street. adrian Harvey ts taking stngtng lessons from David Flood. You remember ordon? Park Nelson has joined the hula dancers in Hawaii. Gene Waskowtak ts the new mayor of Sweetwater. Sylvia Tesmer is now at Carnegie Hall - Ballet Dancing. Your old classmate , Qfwbedf-we ' - - , - - - - C the line-long name was changed to a brtefer by J W one some time ago. enior Class Play On November ll 1952 the Senior Class presented 'Our Miss Brooks , under the direction of Miss Mina Schumann, to a large crowd at the high school auditorium The play, a comedy tn three acts, illustrated the problems of a school teacher attempting to produce a class play Miss Brooks was continually getting tn trouble with the coach and the principal To cl 'Imax her troubles the night the play was to be given one of the play cast members had an attack of appendtcttis The coach came to her rescue by taking the part of the boy who had the appendtcttts The cast of characters were Miss Brooks, a high school Engl ish teacher, Marian Sokol Miss Finch, the librarian, Alyce Ann Sides, Hugo Longacre, the athletic coach, Charles Roy Mr Wadsworth, the high school principal, Jerry Derdoskt, Miss Audubon, the music teacher, Donita Porter The students were Elsie, Rose Marte Hegarty, Elaine, Colleen Warner, Jane, Beverly Christiansen, Syl via, Shirley Baxant, Doris, Agnes Wardyne, Mzrge, Sylvia Tesmer, Faith, Jo Anne Porter, Rhonda Shzrley Moeller, Ted, Bob Rademacher, Stanley, Ted Moritz, Mar tin, Kent Sherman Marian Kuta was Mrs Allen, Rhonda's mother and Bob Jandfz and Vernon Anthoney were basketball players smog I Dock . 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'lag ' ,en , W - J , , 4 ' ' 4 ' ' ,, I , , 4' A -I e- Al--- Front Row Gerry Kwtatkowekt Bonnie Moeller LeRoy Spotanskt George Wanttechke, Jerry Kuta, Richard Kowalski, Anthony Czaplewsk' Ron Che lewskt, Shirley Merritt, LeAnn Spotanskt 2nd Row Doris Szafrajda, Pat Kalkowskt Norma Heil, Virgze Jacob, Royce Watson, Lloyd Miller, Jerome Eurek, Mary Ann Zulkowskt, Joann Janulewicz, Donette Lewandowskt, Juanita Schnase 3rd Row Jeanne Mendyk, Judy Peterson, Ann Bentz, Yvonne Lemndowskt, Jerome Cheleweki, Jim Thornton, Darwin Galloway, Carolyn Reiter, Arleta Chtlewskt, Dixie Jacob, Vida Eloe 4th Row Viola Koker, Yvonne Carpenter, Mike Maslonhu, Bob Gl inneman, Bob Slocum, Melvin Ptontlcowski, Jode Thompson Johnny Piontkowski Jack Johnson, Rodney Haggard, Donna Lonowskt, Sue Castile ALF W Y U51-Kee .ggi JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Jane Conger, President 5 Betty Grudzinski, Vice-President Doris Kuhl, Secretary Jeanette Tucker, Treasurer Annabell Blincow, News Reporter SOPHMORE CLASS OFFICERS President , Melvin Plontkowski Vice-President, Jack Johnson Secretary, Ann Bentz Treasurer, Virgie Jacob News Reporter, Pat Kalkowski J' Aw FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICEMS President , Jim Paige Vice Presldent, Jim Kowalski Secretary Janice Reed Treasurer: Ida. Mae Ryan If News Reporter, Dee Anna Porter ,1....... .....: 1 ' 1 1 ef, ' -qi -1-s: 9 l . , o .9 1 I 6- , A X ' 'vo If I s . f1!1.37:32l1f3f X I Inj ','pj,li1 Y I N, ,, ,, X 5 .. ' first i xt. . K. A... ' X Freshmen X QQ ,J X . 'W 43 E , Y 'p , ww ' Afa X' , . , XM 453. A h A A Elqmw Gracie Front Row Marian Mrocek, Maxine Bentz, Pat Golus, Ida Mae Ryan Iola Lempke Zella Long, Pat Orent, Janice Reed, DeeAnna Porter 2nd Row Patty Sue Craven Joan McCarvtlle, Marilyn Robeson, Mary A Pfannensttel, Lorraine Tocsek, Judy Chelevsl-ri, Mzrtan Polski, Joann Westerskt, Jeanne Koker, Carolyn Larchtck 3rd Row Everett Yost, James Paige, Jim Kowalski, David Datngle, Carl Peters, David Castile, Maynard Fransen, Karl Kulwickt, Darrel Schwader er Ronald Adams 4th Row Tonmy Sekutera, Kenneth Kantor, Dale Rein, Jerry Pfannen sttel, Clarence Peters Boyd Arnold Kaslon, Richard Sokol, James Mlfdljfl Lavern Oseka ffq, NGS W PWM l S Elghfh Grade ,QXE Front Q: Barbara Anthony, Sheri Bale, Adrianne Ihms, Sharon Hancock, Janet Jensen, Carol Miller. gd-Q-qi: Darrel Hajeif, Shirley Frazer, Colleen Fagus, Sheila Phtlp, Shannon Phtlp, Marilyn Anthoney, George Peterson. 3rd Qggl: Larry Janda, Alonzo Paige, Jr., Jim Slomtnski, Larry Pala, John Whitehead, Dick Peterson. A do n it ' D' fir --I-1-. . I -1.1-J I . , . . I ',- pd f o W 0 5 X I I K kc Qi f 1,, Vi, ff! if F Q X5 Football t I-ff nga swf-5 fa., --were-r + -N PW sv P' Q 'E ' J 1 ug S ,A ii Front Row: J im Kowalsrst, Mike Haslonkva, Joe Jack, Darwin Galloway, Ted Hortts, Johnny Ptontlfowsht, Ray Morgan, Al Waskowtak, Don Kowalewskt, Jerry Pfannenstiel, Jack Kowalski, Kent Sherman, Jim Paige Second Row: Mr. Fred Winter, assistant coach, Bob Gltnnsrnan, Bob Ulfnnsman, Earl Goodnun, Dick Petrytus, Paul Gdantts, Gary Smedra Melvin Ptontkowskt, Ron Peters, Eugene Waskowtak, Charles Roy, Bob Slocum, Frank Becker, Park Nelson, Jerry De oskt, Hr. Joe Simanek, head coach ,Le 1. T FOOTBALL NOTES Coach Joe Stmanek's 'Red Raiders' enjoyed one of the most successful seasons shown by local teams tn recent years, winning 5 and ttetng l out of the 8 game schedule Sparked by a heavy charging line and a sp efzy back field, the 'Razders' stacked up 71 nents 75 Injuries plagued the 'Raiders' this the matn reasons that hindered the team They conference, with Broken Bow holding top spot and The 'Raiders' opened the season by htttmg the fast Touchdowns were scored by Darwin Gallaway final score stood with Loup City victor ous, 13 0 S5 potnts to their oppo season and was one of secured third in the Ord second Sargent team hard and and Park Nelson Y In their second game of the s ason, the 'Raiiers' trounced Burwell 20 0 ame for their first Conference victory The first 'Raider' T D c pass from Park Nelson to Ron Peters and midway in the second Nelson again flipped a pass to Peters who latenaled to Gallaway laway mn 47 yards for the second touchaoun On he first half Nelson slung a 2 yard pass to Derdowsl-ri caught tt falling for the final touchdown, making the score 20 0 in favor of Loup City The Gibbon Buffaloes shaded the 'Raiders' 14-7 on home r' T D territory Joe Jack scored the first 'Raide a 4 yard lunge Gibbon scored twice tn the second half, making their final touchdown when a L C punt was blocked and bounded 3 The DIGUQV'-9' talking things over on a ter las t play he tstve moment, Joe Football leant inuedj crazily into the end zone where a Gibbon man pounced on tt. The final score stood at 14-7. An underdog, Scotia, stunned the Raiders in the fourth game of the season. A see-saw battle during the first half left a O-0 score at halftime. In the third quarter Scotia scored twice, once on a L. C. penalty, and a second time on a 'Raider' fumble, to win 14-O. After the poor showing at Scotia, the 'Raiders' played a terrific game on the home field against their arch rival, Ord. Ord scored their first T.D. on a fourth down with a 15 yard pass. Ord scored three times in the second half, once with 2 seconds left to play. The only tally came tn the fourth quarter when Joe Jack threw a flat pass to Bob Slocum The final score found L. 0. on the short end, 20-6. In the sixth game of the season Coach Siman.ek's team played Broken Bow conference champs, to a standstill until the last 4 minutes of the first half when the Indians reached paydirt, scoring 2 T D's The L C team lost some more of their fight in the second half, when B B scored 2 more touchdowns, and when the ftnal gun sounded the score was 27 6 in favor of the Indians The 'Red Raiders' clinched third place in the northern division of the Trans Nebraska Conference by outplaying Ravenna, 25 0 Loup Ct ty scored twice on passes from Joe Jack to Jerry Derdowski, a, third time when Jack broke loose and nan 70 yards for a score The final tally came when Moritz threw a long pass to Derdowski to the 2 yard line after which Gallaway plunged over The final score was 25 O The 'Raiders' wound up the season by playing the highly toted team of Ansley to a 0 O deadlock Th 'Raiders' used their spread formation with their regular single wing attack and confused Ansley, but were finally stooped on their l0 yard line Ansley was kept in a hole most of the second quarter and got up enough steam to drive dangerously into 'Raider' territory only once In the fourth quarter Ansley had first down and goal to go They tried an nd run but the Ansley back made a big mistake and ran into big Melvin iontkowski, who sacked him for no gain The next play was another e run around the same side but the whole left side of the line, led by Charles Roy, threw him for a five yard loss A pass play was smothered by Ted Moritz, and L C' took possession of tho ball on their own nine yard line Th L 6' drive ended on the Ansley 20 yard stripe by an incomplete pass from Moritz to Derdowskt, and the final score was a 0 0 tie Eight valuable senior players who will be lost this year by graduation are the Co captains Ted Moritz and Charles Roy Jerrz. Derdowskt ,Earl Slocum 84 aga tnst Ord Front Row George Peterson -asst student manager Everett Yost, John Whitehead Alonso Paige Jr , Jtm Slomtnski Larry Palu, Ronald Adams Arnold Kaslon, Larry Janda Tommy Sei-mtera ' Back Row George Wanitschke student manager Dick Petey-son Jim K UGIBKT, Jerry Rfannenstzel Dale Rein Jim Paige, Marvin Gallaway AZ vid uzmgle Mr Fred Winter Jr Ht coach , JR HI F'OOTB4Ll NOTES The Loup City Junior High football team completed a very successful season, missing the Junior High Championship by one potnt The Junior Raider, coached by Fred Winter, rated victories over Raven na, Burwell, and Broken Bow, and lost only to Ord, who took the champ tonshtp Behind a team of good support, Jerry Pfannenstiel led the team in scor ing 4 touchdowns Jim Paige and Dale Rein scored 3 times and Jim Kow- al ski and J tm Sl ominskt once,Q 6 Standouts in -defensaere , verett v los Alonzo Qaige Jr Larry Palu, and Jim Kowalski, but the team as a whole played excellent foot ball, Ord being the only team able to reach paydirt Scores of the games were as follows Loup Loup Loup LOUD 6 Ord? Ravenna O Burwell O Broken Bow-O City 6 City 18 City 24 City 26 ff Class Offucers EIGHTH Grtnuii GLASS UFFICERS President, Jim Slomjnski Q 'Y' 1 Vice President, Larry Janda ,Z Secretary, Darrel Hajek Q Treasurer, John Whlteheed 3 A News Reporter, Alonzo Paige J P Basketball FDCTT Ron Colus, Ted loritz, Frank Becvfr, arl Goodman, Bob Qademacher Jack Johnson, 1Paul Gdanitz, D1Ck Petrytus Indicates startlng l1ne un BASKETBALL NOTES After two uneventful seasons under the coaching of Joe Simanek, the Loup City fans saw the Red Raiders unleash a very successful 1952 53 basketball season Not only did the team end the season w1th 19 wins against 3 losses but they earned a place at the State Class C Basketball Meet They also finished their season rated fifth 1n the State Class C ratings But this outstandlng season didn't come about w1thout a lot of hard work Coach Joe Simanek started practice in the middle of November w1th eight returning lettenmen and four returning starters His squad was built around Melvin Piontkowski, a 6'LW sophomore, and WBig Meln came through very well in almost every outing The Loup City team traveled to Litchfield for 1ts first encounter and scored an easy 67 to 29 triumph In their next game, however, the Red and Black fell behind in the first quarter and, although the rest of the game was plaved on even terms, the Raiders lost a A9 AO decision to Gibbon The next game against St Paul saw the Raiders get back to their scoring ways by racking up a 67 to 32 victory Ravenna presented the first obstacle in the Trans-Nebraska Confer ence and the Raiders came through with a 57 to 36 win At the half the Raiders held only a four point lead, but led by Paul Gdanltz the L C team pulled away steadily Spirit was at an Wall time highn when Coach Simanek sent his Raid ers avainst their arch rival, Ord, in the first home game The game was a thriller all the way but the Loup City five hit LO points in the last half to pull out a 67 58 decision Ron Golus, who went scoreless the first half, came through with 20 points in the last half to lead his Raider mates. 0'a Q7- F I ,. :T WOW: if 1 -T ., : 993 , . 5? QACK RCW: Eldon Wilkie, Park Nelson, Bob Slocum, ftelvin Piontkowski, O ' ll- e BASKETBALL NOTES fContinuedJ Little Ron Golus used his runnln sho+ to wood advantage by hitting 22 and 25 points in the next two games against Burwell and Broken Bow, two conference foes His efforts helped the L C qulntet to a L6 to 36 victory over Burwell but the B B Indians squeezadout a LO 39 thriller in the last few seconds in a game where the lead was never over four points Superior, the next foe, started the Raiders on a lL game winning streak Superior fell 63 L5 to the L C team and seniors Bob Rademacher and Ted Moritz were the leading scorers Moritz also played a good floor game It was in the next four games that Rademacher hit his scor ing peak He scored 62 points and was high point man in three contests Ansley and Arcadia were the next victims of ICHS and they helped to bolster Loup Citv's high scoring point total Ansley fell 69 A9 while Loup City used a 2L point third quarter to tromp Arcadia 7h to Al Maior triumphs over two strong Class B clubs featured the Red Ra1d ers' next tilts A surprising 65 L7 win over Central City and a close5L to 52 triumph over Minden pushed Loup City to second in the Class C rat ings and this is where they stayed until their final game of the season The Minden game saw' two substitutes, sophomore Bob Slocum and1UHi0P D1ck Petrytus, play sparkling basketball Slocum was a steady rebound e whlle scoring elght points and Petrytus hit 15 counters In the next three games the Loup City team h1t Ravenna 62 Ll, Bur well 68 L5, and broke the jinx on Ord's court 61 to 53 to make it two victorles 1n one year over the Chants A chance for the conference championship went Ndown the drainu when a blizzard forced the Loup City Broken Bow tilt to be postponed for the year of the District Meet at St Paul Scotia and Spalding Academy were the f1ret opponents and the Raiders hit their highest point total 1n romping over Scotia, 80 27 They then took an easy 70 to 36 victory from Spalding Academ Shelton and Wood Rlver proved a l1ttle tougher and the Loup City team was glad to pull out 56 A5 and 59 L3 victories The Class C playoff at Ravenna against St Pat's of North Platte wasn't decided until the f1nal minute Trailing 25 2h at the half,the h me town boys finally pulled out a 59 to A9 w1n Now Joe Simanek had the right to take his team to Lincoln and the Red Raiders were second seeded at the state meet The L C quintet knocked off Tilden with a 52 to L2 score, but the season ended only one step away from the f1nalewhen the Clarkson Red Devils broke the record for points scored 1n Class C w1th a 6A 56 victory over the f1ghting Ralders The leadlng scorer for the L C team was Ron Golus who h1t an out standing 298 points for the season The other high scorers were Melvin Piontkowski with 226 points, Bob Rademacher w1th 186, Paul Gdanitz w1th l82, and Earl Goodman with 165 Probably the steadiest shooter was Earl Coodman who scored an average of 7 5 points per game and only twice d1d he exceed 10 points Captain for the years' squad was Bob Rademacher and after theseason was ended Earl Coodman was elected honorary captain by his teammates Along with Goodman and Rademacher, Ted Moritz and Park Nelson are the only other members who won't be around next year The only member from Tow p it f selected for the A11-Cwfererlce team was Ron Golus, while teamm tes Paul Gdanitz, Bob Rademacher, and elv1n Piontkowski drew honorable mentlons The second team showed a lot of promise and should be pralsed for turning in an unmarred record of eleven w1ns in eleven outings. with Now the big test loomed before the L.C: round ballers in the fonm SECOND TEAN RECORD BA VE'BAIl TOOLS knonti the exception of Gibbon and Minden, which were won by two polnts only, the reserves won most of their games easlly Leaders for the second team were Bob Slocum, Jack Johnson, Dick Petrytus, Eldon w11kie, and Mike Maslonka The Junior High also added to the bright '53 outlook of the Loup City basketball season After losing their first game to a tall Walnut crew from Grand Island, the L C Juniors, coached by Fred Winter,won their eight remaining games The Juniors, led by Dale Rein and with help fro Jim Kowalski and Jim Paige, won the Jr High Conference and won the L C Invitational Tournament by taking a tough finals game from the Ord Chicks FIRST TEAM RECORD Loup City-67 Litchfleld 29 Loup City hO Gibbon A9 Loup City-67 St Paul 32 tion City 61 Ord 53 'WLoup City 57 Ravenna 36 +LQup Citv 67 Ord 58 Loup City 70 Spalding Academy 36 +Loup City A6 Burwell 36 WLoup City 39 Broken Bow Loup C1ty-63 Superior L5 LOUP Citi' Sf- P8f'I'iCk'S l+9 CNorth Plattej Tilden L2 4Loup City 62 Ravenna Ll 'N'Loup City 68 Burwell L5 Loup Cityh80 Scotia 27 Loup City Loup City Shelton L5 Wood River L3 Loup City 69 Ansley A9 Loup City 7L Arcadia Ll Loup City Loup City Sh Minden 52 JUNIOR HIGH RECORD Loup City 20 Loup City 23 4Loup City 36 Loup City-L6 xLoup City L6 xLoup City L7 xLoup City 32 4Loup City-A2 4Lou City 32 Walnut 53 CGrand Islandl Barr 18 QGrand Islandl Ord 28 Ansley LA Sargent 25 Burwell 19 Ord 28 Ravenna 15 Burwell 20 Loup City L7 Loup Citv 35 Loup City 33 fLoup City L5 kLoup City L1 4Loup City 57 4Loup City L9 Loup City 63 Loup City L3 Loup City AL Loup City L3 Litchfield 17 Pibbon 33 St Paul 13 Ravenna 33 Ord 29 Burwell 12 Broken Bow 3 Ansley 32 Arcadia 33 Central City 26 Minden Al x In icates Loup City Junior High Invitational Tourna 4 Indicates conference games ment Games SENIOR HIP? CHEFRIEADERS Left to Right. Iil YOWBIGWSRI, Beverly Chrls tiansen, Pat Kalkowski, and Agnes wardvne - . - - p I - - L: - - 4 A :56 - - - -L0 ' -59 - ' - ' -59 . - , I -- J -52 - Loup City-65 Central City-L7 Loup city-56 Clarkson-6h 1 -3 3 ' -6 5 f ' - - Qs 49 32 QA Q6 1 ' Vo A on '20 T J -Sl' 'ff-1Q,,j J ' ,ti gg f 'ul R , 1' W4 ' 7 L RG! Pitgrg -ii.. Nlfa gf? econd Team FYFNT R0 bike laslonka, Joe Jack, Bob Glinsmann, ldon ilxie, Ceorve Ianitschke, Jlr Kowalski, Jim Paige Q V Q1 Dick Pe+rvtus, Frank Becker, Jack Tohnson, Hon Tet rs, 'arx 3 edra, Dale Fein, Hob wlocum, Flarence 'aslon umor X FRFVT RHI: Darrel Schwaderer, Alonzo Paiqe, Jr., Tom Sekutera, Jim Slorinski, John Whitehead, Ronald Adams, Darrel Hajek BACK ROW: Jim Kowalski, Larrv Janda, Venneth Vantor, Dale Yein, Jerry Pfannenstiel, Dick Peterson, Jin Paige, Fred Winter--Junior Mich Coach r ,S Front Bow Anna Porter Alyce Ann Sides Sandra Haggard Marian Kuta Shannon Phtlp, 'Yvonne Lewandowskz Second Row Regis Packer, Adrienne Ihms, Shirley Portia, Colleen Warner, Virginia Golus John Vhiteheai, Charles Roy, 'Bonnie Petrytus, Phrtan Sokol 'Dontta Porter Third Row LaYern Osekn, Al Waskoviak, Dean Goff 'Chloe Wtthrow, Jane Conger, Janet Jensen, 'Shirley Bazant, Bob Rademacher Shirley Moeller, Royce bhtson, Jim Januleutcz Larry Jando, Ida Mae Ryan fourth Bow Bob Slocum, Carolyn Ret ter Sharon Hancock, Joan Janule Hajek, Maxine Pray Darlene Gapoa, 'Cecil Jones, Dick Petrytus Karen Badura, 'Annabell B1 inf,-uw, Back Row Hr Gordon flood, director, Pat Orent Clarence Kaslon, Rose Phrte Hegarty, Zella Long, Sheri Bale X X I IK ' Destgnates first chair BAND NOTES The Senior Band, directed by Mr Gordon Flood, presented half time entertainment at the home foot ball and basketball games, participated in the Uni versity of Nebraska Band Day show in Lincoln, pre- pared band music for local concerts, marched and played in the Christmas parade and for the Fall Festival Days , attended the district music contest, and plqed in the 'Ihree Loupe Conference Band Clinic at Broken Bow All labors of the band per toned in one or more small instrumental groups, such as the trumpet trio, saxophone quartet, brass quintet, brass quartet, trombone trio, woodwind quintet, two clarinet quartets, and duets and solos of various instruments 'lhese smaller groups pre- pared smsic for coulmity functions lr Flood, Jane Conger, and Shirley Portia at- tended the All-State Clinic at llorth Platte for three days Letters for band ll'l are awarded on the basis of a point systa, which gives credit for all regular band work and out of school work Band Gfficers: Harlan Sokol, Presidentg Shirley Bazant and Jane Conger, Secretaries, Kent Shaman, Custodian. ,vi sri- -11: I . D I Q O ' x 5 s unix-can inn: P 5 . , e wtcg, Tent Sherman, Jim Thornton, Shella Phtlp, Kenneth sly, Darrel D' - I i- -1: ' 9 e xx I ' , e XX O O O if l Q-I' we f x uv' ,far f , ' ,. ' 'Q -ff ,K,,x,gAQ,,f, 7 . ,law ffm A '44 ,. KJ ,W X QSM I L' Mgr' ' w I 1 mwfv- x gif I 4 ' , 1 v -0. ... 5, A 5. 5 , 'W f 2 ' C Nunn www-.., ,W , V, gn-. ..,.. M. .W M, ,, Q Q x o -my-Ty Y 2 4 5 M5 , , W, D ,.-an-ff-vw. , ..,.,.,.,...-, 15 K EH fn ,Vs f ,lg I as X ' Q N--if-M wwf- ffl L' ' ', Y, t ,.L. x- f-. A ' Hz' ' 4 -I ff x I X V , M...-.-.wdw ,..,. 4, nm, 'WI 4 ,gi a ,,5 ,. ,A .- ily' ,. '- ,., X qu Q, 'fs fi i ff i if Psa ' ' f ., ,.,, Q .... . fx 1 L' . ,,,.-,, ...F 1 usic Front Row Sheri Bals, Maxine Bentz Kathleen McCarvtlle, Iola Lempke, Janice Reed, Chloe Wtthrow, Carol Miller, Marilyn Anthony, Shetla Phtlp, Pat Orent, Pat Golus, Zella Long, Regis Packer Accompantst 2nd Row Colleen Fagus, Sandra Haggard, Sharon Hancock, Shannon Philp, Marian Mroczek, Adrianne Ihms, Joan Westerski, Patty Sue Craven, Shir ley Fraser, Janet Jensen, Barbara Anthoney, Judy Chelewski,Shirley Por s 3rd Row Joe Jack, Clarence Kaslon, John Denton, Don Kowalewskt Dick Petryt Ls, Mr Gordon Flood director i I Front Row Dontta Porter Accompanist, Virginia Golus, Shirley Bazant Marian Kuta Ron Chelewskt, Adrian Harvey, Jack Kowalski Park Nelson Rose Marie Hegarty, Annabell Bl tncow, Beverly Christiansen 2nd Row Delores Kaslon, Louise Dzingle, Jim Thornton, Rickard Kowal ski, Paul Gdanttz Charles Roy, Colleen Warner, Ann Bentz Betty Grud zinskt, Pat Kalkowskt, Mary Ann Zulkowski 5rd Row Jane Conger, Judy Peterson, Jo Anne Porter, Marian Sokol Jerry Kuta, Rodney Haggard, Jack Johnson, Ray Morgan, Yvonne Lewandow ski, Sylvia Tesmer, Althadene Grudztnski Sue Castile, Shirley Merritt, Mr Gordon Flood director 4th Row Bonnie Moeller, Bonnie Petrytus, Dorothy Gtztnskt, Mike Ma slonka, Darwin Callaway, Bob Rademacher, Cecil Jones, Yvonne Carpenter, Grace Palu, Rose Stenka Arleta Chtlewskt, Dixie Jacob, Norma Heil, Le Ann Sootanski CHORZB NOTES The two mixed chorus's of Loup City High School completed another successful year under the capable direction of Mr Gordon Flood, new music instructor During this time they participated tn the District Musto Contest, acted as host at the Three Loups Vocal Cl tntc, besides taking part in several local concerts, one of which was a Christmas Concert A madrtgal group, new to Loup City this year, also participa ted in the above activities and attended the Albion Vocal Cl tnic which was held at Albion i .-i.- --: P Q ' o ti . 1 . u ' 0 , sw W e e w il , 4 fm ' we J A ..-... 4.5 ' I n 1 A 1 : ' 1- -1: P .o 9 O , - U Al Qefre nments :ere soli by F F 4 members at all hone football games 'c Front Bow Hr Carl Huebner, instructor, Earl Goodman Charles Roy, Bon Peters, Eldon hdlkte, Adrian Harvey, Gary Smedra Second Row Jim Janulewtcs, Ron Chelewski, Richard Kowalski, Jerry Kuta, Eugene Hhskowtak, Karl ulwzckz Cecil Jbnes, Jim Couton, Bob Gisinski, Jim Hhrdyn LaYern Oseka Third!-o-Q ImnkGo1us, Lloyd Hiller, Don Kowalski, Bob Glinsman Jerome Chelevskt Maynard Iranzen, Darrell Schuaderer, Ronald Adams Richard Sokol, David Dxtngle, Marvin Heil, Bob Kowalski Fourth Row Kenneth Buy Al Haskovtak, Don Burmeod, Don flrtur Jerry Pfannensttel, Marvin Gallaway, Jerome Lurek, George lvanttscrme Jade Thompson, Aklvin Piontkowekt Johnny Piontkowski, Arnold Kaslon i i f f-Xa, NoT Q o F. F. A. . VU nj Phe chapter al o rot ed momey by elltng Chrz tmas cards Prizes were glven to the too four salesmen, who wer arvtn Gallazmy, Gayle Bolich, Karl Kulwzckt ani idrtan Harvey hlrzng the Jast year the chapter has the F F farm The fre bman and sophomore lg boys attende tie Old Reliable Hereford ssn Juic rg Contest at Grand Island dnl the Junior ant senior 0 boys attenled the Central Aebra ka Hereford Assn Llve stock Julgzng Contest at Broken Got ev ral members attenled the Jzs trict F F 4 contest at forth Louv The H rllamentary Drocedure tea entered and La Verne Oseka entered t e creed peakzng contest Atrzar Harvey also entered bzs treasured boo ev rcl members also competed in the state Voc Ag contests bitch were held at Ltncolr nrzl 9th nd lOth The local officers ttenied tke st te F F contest whzch wts held at Kearney, february 27 to 29 1--- -1-: ' I O U Jf 1 o 1, , , , 0 -111 : I I I O I , 11' ,, I I 9 0 ,E f 'vb I 'X x A 1-'lf . F.F... A UH , ,l af A ,S , L. fl - -' . g. . 'I 1 h J, Q V s ,'s , s ' 's . ' my , L1 ' ,l . y y, . y . . A J raised breeding hetfers and broilers as their production enterprises on . .A. . , ,s 1 .f . E L , ,, . fi ,. . L u , - A ,,, , . ,1 X r 0 If - .. nw, , fe -J Q ' U ., L F, .3 C a, ' ' ' ' , ,n . , . ,.. . .. a A , A . . . . - If 0 g L - f ,'- . Y. 1 e 1 f . . ' . I u L all ' -fl ' g G. c C1 s ofla I ' . ' 'I Pep quad lg-hs Front Row in 'L' Sandra Haggard, Ida Mae Ryan, Shirley Moeller, Bonnie Petrytus, Rose Marie Hegarty, M11-ian Sokol, Virginia Golus, Marian Kuta, Dontta Porter, Shirley Bazant, Pat Kalkowski, Lil Kowalew- 8k Second Row in 'L' Carolyn Larchick, Sheri Bale Sylvia Tesmer, Marian Polski, Geraldine Kwiatlfowskt, Vtrgte Jacob, Dixie Jacob, Marilyn An thony, Agnes Wardyn, Beverly Christiansen ,lllgck tn girg in 'L' Alyce Ann Sides, Bonnie Moeller, Donette bewandowskt, Lee Ann Spotanski, Jane Conger Jeanne Mendyk Jeanette Tucker Joan Veseirski, Edna Tucker Judy Peterson, Karen Badura, Doro thy Gizinskt, Yirgte Cxaplevskt, Regis Packer, Louise Dztngle Marian Mroczek, Joan Janulewtcz, Gertrude Sokol, Ann Bents, Zella Long, Dar- lene Gappa, Chloe Wtthrow, Mary Pfannenstiel, Jo Anne Porter, Mzxtne Pray, Shirley Portts, Lorraine Tocaek, Annabell Bl tncow Front Row in C Delores Kaslon, Grace Palu, Bose Stenka, Donna Lonowskt, Colleen Warner, Doris Kuhl Carolyn Better, Pat Golus gg gck in 'C' Shirley Frazer Adrienne Ihms, Judy Chelewskt, Iola Limpke Kathleen McCarvtlle, Colleen Fagus, lhry Lou Btvins Back Row in 'C' lhxine Mendyk, Barbara Antnony, Carol Hiller, Janet Jensen, Slfuron Hancock, Pat Orent Janice Reed, Yvonne Lewandowekt, Yvonne Carpenter Dee Anna Porter gil 23.2, Club 221229. Left to Right Judy Peterson, treasurer Shirley Basant, president Marian Sokol, vice president Jane Longer, secretary Mr Jack Steven, sponsor Cnot ptcturedj 1. .1-i.-1-i 1: I Got - g . D I 0 1 ' .9 1-i-. 1 -I I Arleta Chileuski. Got -D - : , I ' ' -1-.--.i 1 .9 , I O V V . 6I'm2ll S Front Row Ron Golus, Dick Petrytus, Earl Goodman, Jerry Derdowskt Park Nelson, Bob Rademacher, Kent Sherman Ray Morgan 2nd Row Frank Becker, Bob Gl innsman, Melvin Piontkowski, Paul Gdanits Joe Jack, Ron Peters, Gary Smedra, Ted Moritz, Don Koualewskt, Jack Kowalski, Charles Hoy The L Club is composed of all the boys who have lettered m one or more of the three sports L C H S offers, and the student managers During the year the L Club sponsors several school dances and deals with the rules and conditions which the athletic boys follow during the school year E22 'L' Club Officers Front Row Bon Peters, Secretary 007 OE I Back Row Ted Moritz, President Park Nelson, Treasurer Joe Simanek, head coach and 'L' Club SPOV1-90 Charles Roy, Vice President Bob Rademcher, Neva Reporter ii. -..: 1 , 0 C I i .... O 0 o o s . I K . Q . , if - ' if--1' f x , . ' , ' 1 7. A l ' W , W , ,jx Riff EX j 7'j J ,, ,I ., ' rt ' ew '32 Y we C : 0 l I O . - Attendants Har-tan Kuta Ihr-tan Sokol Park Nelson Lil Kovalewskt Ron Peters '9 Donita Porter Kent Sherman Charles Roy Bonnie Petrytus G Eugene Waskowmk Bev Christiansen Earl Goodman a Wardyne cfownt sown KIFGEEN ST'-Vagxgronp K. acc ju-9 QOGXQ' fs ad lmtwe 69 Qt v v-1' 4-2- 41 ooo 'X X 5 N 'iv' Wfab 5 99' stove 30 Q10 X 'i mt? ,Levi Y x Q 300 0 x Editors Marian Sokol, Jerry Deraoski Sports Editor Ron Golus Grade School Editor Colleen warner Class Editor Shirley Bazant Pep Club Editor Jo Ann Porter Art Editor Jonita Porter Special Events Editor Gertrude Sokol Music Editor Annabell B1 tncow Typists Alyce 4nn Sides, Althadene Grudzinsht Mimeo Park Nelson, Paul Gdanttz Adviser Helen Mather The school paper of L C H officially changed its name this year from Red Raider to The Ratdern Mrs Helen Mather is the advi sor of the 15 journalists, this betng her ,first y ar at L C H S The Ratdern, completing tts fourth year this year is published trt weekly by the journalism class Grade school news as ell as high school news tn prlnted This includes any extracurricular news such as FTM, althletics, music, etc The paper is distributed to each high school student, jdculty member, grade school teacher, and School Board Member free of charge as well as exchanging with several other schools 4, 'ki' Junior High Cheer Leaders Ida Mhe Ryan N., Sandra Haggard Janice Reed xy Fat Orent J' , G , 0 L O0 OOCOOI 0 IOOIODOIO 00000 000000000 00 0 0 T, 00000 Ol ooo g ooooooo 0' ' Ol 000000000000 000000 00000 0000000 000 0 A 0000 00000 00 Reporters . . . , . . . . . . . . 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