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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1965 volume:

Ask kot wkot yowv COunfoy CCtM; dfr {o'v yow; Ask wbofc you COM dfr {o youA coufcifty. JoAm P. fO JiMjfxhf Loup City High School Loup City, Nebraska 1UB ClAQQ OP 1965 DBDlCAfeQ 1U Q BOOK TO GWl JOB MATWPU We thank you for being what you are We thank you for keeping faith with us in times of . . . In our four years of high school you have never let us down as a teacher. We hope that, in the rest of our lives, we never let you down either. DICK RAYMOND Honorable Mention: RUTH REITER Stewart L. The most important year in any students schooling is the senior year. The Seniors of 1965 have had a year that will long be remembered by all concerned. The football team had the best year it has enjoyed in many years and the basketball team had a three way tie for first in the con- ference. The Juniors put on some admirable dances in honor of the Seniors of 65. Some seniors regret that they are leaving and some wish it were over sooner. As they start out on the road of life, they will al- ways remember their years at LCHS. SENIOR. OASS OFFICERS Toni O. Virg M. Linda J. Mr. Gerald Jordan ALLEN DAMRATOWSKI Yours till the banana splits 6 m lau8h 1 -P Si 44W (? oj; . l frUS S U CIS -l4 As i, 4 s0 2-Z-C C x- v; . 7 v CAROLE HILL Quiet . . . but very mysterious Be great in act as you have been in thought In an ocean of friends she's a permanent wave She fills the air with sunshine A blush is the color of great virtue DAVID ROWE Who does not love wine, woman, and song remains a fool his whole life long Man is not made to question but to adore Whatever you do, do with all your might You have never done enough so long as you have something of value to contribute It is the wise head that makes the Still tongue i4; y jf ■-' ARY RADEMACHER Ox of I'm a bashful kid, but nobody knows it ED KULIGOWSKI GARLAND BOETTCHER IANIS SHOTKOSKI JERRY KOWALSKI There’s no real substi- tute for hard work An A-l guy in everything Wisdom comes with the years ... so why worry now No tea like real loyalty Every man is a volume if you know how to read him Industry is of itself a treasure JUDY PSOTA JOAN HAWK JOHN GLINSMANN ■ JOY ROBERTSON JOE SKIBINSKI The loveliest faces are seen by moonlight Never understand the fury of a patient woman I'm as sober as a judge £ KENNETH SLOMINSKI I can resist anything but temptation I really meant to do all my work today I never say a foolish thing but always try to do the wisest A farmer by heart but loves to see the city too KEITH KOWALSKI KENNETH KOWALSKI A smiling heart spreads sunshine LLOYD CRIFFIELD Wisely and slow; they stumble that run fast UN DA JABLONSKI LINDA SICKELS Diamonds are a girl's best friend Kiss 'til the cows come home Silent often, friendly always There is no indispensa- ble man MAX CADDY Worry little, study less . . . that's my happiness NO PHOTO PATRICIA SPOTANSKI The pleasure of life is love In our orchard of mem- ories, she's a peach PATRICIA WINTER PATRICK PETERSON NEOMA MORGAN I'm a pilot without a plane I'm here but I don't tell anybody Get thee behind me, Satan; you're in my way again. NORMAN LARCHICK Good things come in small packages RALPH BAKER The actions of men are the best interpreters of their actions PAULA KALKOWSKI RAE LEA MOELLER Beware of her fair locks. for when she winds them around a young man's heart, she will not set him free again hi) M Jfaji Qfi Silence-more musical than any song To flirt is human - to study - that's asking too much I’m God's gift to worn en STEVE KUTA An he's the goodest man you ever saw! A cheery word for everyone, a merry heart and full of fun It takes age to make a sage A great step toward independence is a good-natured stomach RON KLIMEK RUTH REITER One cannot always be a hero, but one can always be a man VIONA MORGAN Do not look back and do not dream about the future. Your duty your reward - your destiny - are here and now My heart lies not with- in these walls Live for those that love A woman's heart is like the moon; it's always changing and there's al- ways a man in it. Vy OFFICERS Patti Jacobs Secretary Larry Zabloudil Vice-President Jaci Tucker Treasurer Sandra Kusek President The junior year is very busy and this one was no exception. With the Grid dance starting the year of business, the juniors turned out in fine form and gave the LCHS team a season record to remember and a dance to be proud of. Of course the moment in every junior's lite as well as every student's is the arrival of class rings. Some weren't kept long, but owning one. even for a while, is the highlight of the year. The Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom brings gray hairs to some and it never looks just the way it should, but come the time for the occasion and it always looks better. Sponsor Never, of course, as good as the previous Mina Schumann year in the senior's view, but it is their last, and will long be remembered. Rita Augustyn Ron Badura Alec Baillie Dave Barnett Marjorie Bartley Beverly Bauhard Diana Charlton Eldon Chelewski Adeline Chilewski Theola Criffield Ron Czaplewski Dick Czarnek Russ Epley Mary Franckowiak Barbara Gancos Alta Gilbert Richard Guzinski Beverly Hansen Barbara Houghnon Rosemarie Hurt Joe Jablonski Patti Jacobs John Janulewicz Patricia Jasnoch Tom Kaminski Barbara Kantor Larty Klimek Mary Ann Kusek Sandra Kusek Betty Lewandowski Adene Lonowski Laura Lonowski Paul Mathew Jim McCarville Earl Norseen Doug Obermiller Ron Palu Betty Pesek Tom Piper Jerry Placzek Delmer Pruss Jim Rademacher Larry Rice Jim Riskowski Billie Ritchie Gary Sather Don Schachta Sandra Skibinski Elaine Slominski Margie Smedra Larry Sok Gary Spotanski Junior Travis Donna Rae Treffer Jaci Tucker Gary Walker Darlene Waltman Janet Wheeler Linda Winter Kathy Woitaszewski Richard Woznick Larry Zabloudil The sophomores' year was spent worrying about grades, upperclassmen, how to be better students, dreaming of future conquests, and deciding to do better than any other class to pass through LCHS. The members of the pep club were commended for spark- ing the depleting school spirit and will, no doubt, be a credit to the class in the years to come. Their social life was sparked by a turn-about dance and they applied their salesmanship in the magazine drive. President — ------------Christine Ignowski Vice-President-------------------------Bob Jablonski Secretary---------- Paulette Damratowski Treasurer----------------------------Betty Michalek Steve Czaplewski James Czarnek Paulette Damratowski Pat Dzingle a I I IA David Hegarty Cathy Hougnon Christine Ignowski Bob Jablonski Merry Farnham Kenny Goc Doug Gregg Sam Hancock Mary Jean Krolikowski Larry Kuehl Mary Kuligowski Barbara Kusek Carol Lonowski Gary Maciejewski Larry Mason Mike Mazankowski Betty Michalek Alan Moeller Ruby Morgan Peggy Newberry John Obermiller Flossie Olson John Orr Arnold Palu Penny Parler Mary Jo Peters Mark Peters Marsha Phifer Gerri Quandt Judy Rademacher Joan Rademacher John Riskowski Steve Rowe Cliff Sather Nancy Shotkoski Tom Shotkoski Donald Spotanski Francis Spotanski Karen Stephens Earl Teichmeir Sam Zeleski Tom Vaughan Don Wrehe Dan Zabloudil Carolyn Hensley Patty Warren Oltman Mesloh Bernice Bals OASS OFFICERS The first year at LCHS is always the tough- est. This years frosh stood up well and have a promising future in school. Their dance wasn't acclaimed a great success, but they did well for their first try. Their future achieve- ments in LCHS should not be judged by the past but by the things to come. Sponsor: Mel Nun Elaine Bernice Marlin Glenda Paula Baker Bals Baunard Blake Charlton Bob Raymond, Warren Mesloh, Gladys Morgan, Patty Oltman, Robert Peters, David Plants, Stanley Ritchie, Robert Roberts, Roger Runyan, Larry Sather, Paul Schwaderer Robert Sides, Sharon Skibinski, Jerry Slominski, Mary Ann Spotanski, Karen Stobbe Ralph Urbanski, Richard Van Houten, Dennis Welty, David Winkleman, Nancy Younquist, Alan Zimmerman Gary Czaplewski, Carol Epley, Carolyn Hensley, Linda Hill, Kathy Jasnoch, Jerry Jensen, Karen Jorgensen, Virginia Klimek, Greg Lange, Kathy Larson A en Lonowski Marsha Larson, Debra Edwards, Donald Jasnoch, Katherine Jorgensen, Patrick Laughlin, Arlene Lonowski, Tony McCarville, Stephen Kuligowski Tom Ritchie, Janet McMurty, Michael Moeller, Melvin Mostek, Mike Psota Rebecca Rowe, Paula Todd, Paula Tyma, Marilyn Vaughan Detlev Aeppel, Carl Baillie, Robert Bartley, Nancy Bogle, Sheila Carder, David Charlton, Beverly Cole, Robert Cook David Edwards Beverly Blake, Charles Brown, Bruce Charlton, Susi Charlton, Shirley Cole, Jim Edwards, Tim Fischer, Don Hancock, Connie Iske, Charles Jasnoch. Roger Jasnoch, Roxanne Knecht, Julie Kwiatkowski. John Leithoff, Nancy Moeller. Joyce Oltman, Becky Parle. Elaine Pesek. Mike Prince. Margaret Quandt, Mary Schwaderer, Shelley Skibinski. Robert Smith Diane Spotanski Julie Stenka Jeff Stephens Larry Thompson Kenneth Van Houten Christy Voigt Shannon Wagner Ernest Wroblewski Thomas Zimmerman TPE UOSTESr Mrs. Josephine Hill Mr. William Gettman Mr. Lawrence Lange Mrs. Shirley Jorgenson CUSTODIAN: Clark Plants BUS DRIVERS: L. Heisner, H. Thode. H. Kowalski, H. Todd. H. Baran. COOKS: Dorothy Heisner, Ruby Cook, Dorothy Cusimano. CUSTODIAN: Lloyd Heisner SCHOOL SECRETARY: Mrs. Lu- cille Plants FIRST ROW: B. Michalek, J. Shotkoski. R. Reiter, L. Jablonski. P. Kalkowski. SECOND ROW: L. Sickels, D. Hajek, B. Swan, M. Lange, D. Kuehl, P. Jacobs, J. Robertson. R. Moeller, J. Psota. L. Hensley. C. Stobbe. T. Oltman, V. Badura. V. Mendyk, J' Hawk. C. Hill, C. Hurt. THIRD ROW: B. Bauhard, B. Ritchie, D. Waltman, M. Farnham. B. Kantor, M. Czaplewski, J. Tucker, P. Winter, M. Franckowiak, S. Kusek, A. Lonowski, B. Pesek. P. Jasnoch, L. Winter, J. Wheeler, M. Bartley, D. Treffer, R. Hurt. B. Hansen, G. Blake. FOURTH ROW: M. Smedra, D. Charlton, M. Peters, C. Lonowski. N. Shot- koski, M. Phifer. R. Augustyn, B. Kusek, B. Gancos, J. Rademacher. J. Rademacher, E. Slominski, B. Lewandowski, B. Hougnon, M. Kuligowski, K. Stobbe, K. Woitaszewski. L. Lonowski, M. Kusek. LAST ROW: V. Klimek, P. Damratowski, B. Cole, P. Newberry, G. Quandt, K. Klimek, F. Olson, P. Dzingle, M. Krolikowski, S. Button, J. Charlton. C, Hougnon, C. Ignowski, P. Oltman, N. Youngquist, P. Charlton, K. Larson, C. Epley. K. Jorgensen. K. Stephens, C. Hensley, K. Jasnoch, S. Skibinski. B. Bals, D. Jacobs. LCHQ PEP CLUB Treasurer - Virg Badura President - Betty Swan Advisor - Mina Schumann Secretary - Virg Mendyk V-President - Pat Dzingle JR WISH PEP FIRST ROW: V. Klimek, C. Hensley, M. Vaughn, C. Iske, M. Schwaderer, J. Jasnoch, P. Tyma, N. Bogle, C. Epley, K. Larson, P. Charlton. SECOND ROW: S. Skibinski, J. Sten- ka, A. Lonowski, J. Kwiatkowski, B. Rowe, J. McMurtry, P. Todd, M. Larson, S. Skibin- ski, S. Charlton, Miss Thompson. THIRD ROW: B. Blake, S. Cole, N. Moeller, S. Car- der, D. Edwards, K. Jorgenson, R. Knecht, S. Wagner, C. Voigt, J. Oltman, D. Spotanski, CHEERLEADERS: Elaine Pesek, Beverly Cole, Nancy Younquist, Bunny Bals ROW I: Pat Peterson, Declan Flynn. Carl Plants. Ed Kuligowski. A1 Damratowski. Dan James. Dick Raymond. Don Jensen. Ken Slominski. Dennis Olson. Gary Rademacher. Dave Rowe. ROW II: Mr. Hermance, Ron Klimek. Stewart Lewis, Mike Toczek. Butch Pruss, Junior Travis, Larry Zabloudil, Ron Palu, Gary Sather. Mr. Wagner. ROW III: Jim Riskow- ski, Earl Norseen. Eldon Chelewski. Joe Jablonski. Alec Baillie. Tom Kaminski. Jim Rade- macher. Rich Guzinski, Mr. Nun. ROW IV: Don Schachta, Amie Palu, Andy Augustyn, Ken Slominski, Steve Rowe, and Gary Spotanski. FMA. ROW Is Ruth Reiter, Linda Jablonski. Marsha Phifer. Betty Swan. Mary Franckewiak. Sandra Kusek, Patti Jacobs. MaryFarnham. Cathy Jasnoch. Mary Ann Spotanski. ROW 2: Sheila Carder. Janis Shotkowski. Marge Bartley, Marietta Lange. Barbra Kantor. Donna Treffer. Patty Jasnoch. Jerri Quandt. Bunny Bals. Diane Jacobs. Rose Hurt. Cathy Stobbe. Mrs. Jorgensen. ROW 3: Adene Lonowski. Betty Pesek. Margie Czaplewski. Nancy Shotkowski. Kathy Hougnon. Pattie Oltman. Linda Winter. Darlene Waltman. Karen Jorgensen. Carolyn Hurt, Pat Spotanski. ROW I: Patti Jasnoch. Betty Swan. Adene Lonowski. Sandra Kusek. Mary Franckowiak. ROW 2: Patti Jacobs. Linda Jablonski, Ruth Reiter, Betty Pesek. Cathy Stobbe. Mary Farn- ham. Rose Hurt. Adv. Lange, G. Spotanski, E. Norseen, J. Skibinski, T. Kaminski, S. Wheeler, R. Badura FIRST ROW: L. Lange, G. Spotanski, E. Norseen, J. Skibinski, T. Kaminski, S. Wheeler, R. Badura SECOND ROW: G. Lange, R. VanHouten, L. Criffield, K. Goc, D. Budzinski, L. Guzinski, L. Oriffield, B. Sides, G. Walker THIRD ROW: E. Teichmeier, D. Gregg, D. Spotanski, J. Glinsmann, F. Spotanski. D. Wrehe, J. Placek, D. Schachia, L. Klimek, N. Larchick FOURTH ROW; M. Gregg, A. Augustyn, M. Caddy, R. Klimek, J. Kowalski, L. Wrehe, T. Jasnoch, R. Palu, J. McCarville, D. Jacobs FIRST ROW: P. Kalkowski, D. Hajek, V. Mendyk, R. Reiter, L. Jablonski, J. Hawk, J. Robertson. SECOND ROW: M. Lange, T. Oltman, L. Hensley, S. Kuta, R. Klimek, K. Slominski, Miss Schumann, THIRD ROW: S. Lewis, D. Raymond, D. Rowe, K. Kowalski, P. Peterson, M. Caddy, J. Kowalski. FIRST ROW: R. Klimek, D. Hajek, S. Lewis, D. Rowe. P. Peterson. SECOND ROW: P. Kalkowski, K. Slominski. S. Kuta, V. Mendyk, Miss Schumann STUDENT COUNCIL FRONT ROW: Joy Robertson, Linda Jablonski. Karen Stephens, Sharon Skibinski, Marge Sme- dra. SECOND ROW: Steve Rowe, Dick Raymond, Junior Travis, Dennis Welty, Steve Kuta, Mr. Barnes. f) e . m JR,. OASSFW 7WE. PERFECT IDIOT Mr. Homer, D. Pruss, D. Olson, C. Plants, S. Lewis, D. Raymond, R. Klimek, P. Kalkow ski, C. Stobbe, V. Badura, R. Reiter, D. Kuehl, L. Jablonski SMACK! SEN f OR- PtAV OUT OF THE FRMNO PAN THE SPIRIT SAYS . . . STRANGE, THEY’RE ALL DEAD . . . HE'S AS CRAZY' AS A LOON! SHE’S BEEN DRUGGED! GfRLG GLEE. FIRST ROW: D. Hajek, E. Budzinski, L. Winter, V. Badura, P. Kalkowski, L. Sickels, P. Charlton, N. Youngquist, P. Oilman, C. Hensley, P. Spotanski. SECOND ROW: K. Houg- non, L. Hill, J. Psota, D. Kuehl, M. Smedra, D. Charlton, B. Bauhard, C. Hurt, J. Rade- macher, C. Hill, P. Winter, M. Stobbe, K. Stobbe, M. Franckowiak, M. Bartley, B. Gan- cos, L. Lonowski, M. Czaplewski, K. Jasnoch, E. Baker, J. Quant. THIRD ROW: Mr. Mc- Intosh, M. Lange, C. Ignowski, J. Robertson, T. Oltman, R. Moeller, B. Ritchie, K. Lar- son, S. Button, V. Mendyk, L. Jablonski, R. Reiter, J. Hawk, B. Swan, J. Rademacher, S. Skibinski, B. Lewandowski, K. Jorgensen, B. Bals, M. Spotanski, K. Stevens, B. Michalek. FOURTH ROW: G. Morgan, L. Lonowski, M. Peters, V. Klimek, P. Jasnoch, G. Blake, P. Newberry, K. Klimek, F. Olson, P. Damratowski, M. Phifer, P. Parlor, A. Gilbert, S. Ski binski, M. Krolikowski, P. Dzingle, L. Hensley, M. Kuligowski, M. Farnham, C. Epley, N. Morgan, B. Hansen. BOYS GLEE FIRST ROW; J. Glinsmann, M. Caddy, T. Kaminski, D. Olson. J. Kowalski, R. Epley, E. Norseen, T. Piper. SECOND ROW: G. Lange. R. Sides, E. Teichmier, D. Welty. P. Mat thew, J. Travis, C. Plants, K. Kowalski, R. Baker, R. Raymond, B. Jablonski, Mr. McIn- tosh. THIRD ROW; L. Wrehe, G. Czaplewski. F. Spotanski. M. Bauhard, J. Obermiller, R. Czaplewski, K. Kowalski, W. Carder, D. Pruss, L. Rice, S. Wheeler, T. Jasnoch. FOURTH ROW: K. Goc, L. Sok, G. Maciejewski, J. Jensen, D. Plants, W. Mesloh, A. Baillie, L. Schwaderer, A. Moeller, D. Bass, J. Riskowski, P. Schwaderer, R. Peters, R. Runyan. ROW I: Patti O.. Nancy Y.f Paula C., Carl P., Tom K., Rus E.. Jerry K., Ralph B., Cathy H.t Penny P.. Alta G. ROW II: PatS., Betty S.. Bev B., Betty M., KarenS., Bunny B.f LindaS., Paula K., VirgM., Jerry J.. BobR., Marlin B., Dennis O.. GaryR., EarlN., Tom P,, Dennis W., BobJ., SharonS., Billie Rg. Mary F., Carol H., Glenda B., Mr. McIntosh. ROW III: Diane C., Margie S.( Joan H.f Judy R., Elaine B., Sue B.f Dave P., Max C., Ken K., Keith K., Joe J., PaulM., Junior T., Butch P., Marsha P., Mary Jo P., PatJ., Lorraine H.f SandraS., Elaine E., Betty L. ROW IV: Mary K., Kath- leen L., Carolyn H.f Ruth R., Linda J., Donna K., Dorothy H., Warren M., AlecB., Stewart L., Dave R., Larry S., Allen M., Paul S., Roger R., Dick R., Rae M., Joy R., ToniO., Marietta L.t VirgB., JeanK., Patty D., Gerri Q. JR CHORUS UpcED CHORUS CONCERT B4ND Just as my fingers on these keys Make music, so the self-same sounds On my spirit make a music, too. Wallace Stevens FIRST ROW: D. Kuehl, J. Hawk, D. Charlton, P. Charlton, D. Treffer, J. Orr, L. Mason, C. Plants, E. Slominski, D. Raymond, C. Sather, J. Robertson. THIRD ROW: S. Lewis, N. Youngquist, K. Kuehl, D. Welty, D. Bass, M. Bauhard, L. Sather, C. Hensley, A. Baillie, P. Mathew, W. Mesloh, D. Plants, R. Runyan, B. Raymond, G. Sather. LAST ROW: J. Charlton, D. Hajek, T. Oltman, M. Lange, L. Jablonski, instructor N. Mc- Intosh. . . music is better than it sounds. Mark Twain BAND DAY UMVERfiflY OF NEBRASKA 1964 FOOTBALL FIRST ROW: C. Plants, R. Palu, J. Czarnek, T. Shotkoski, A. Palu, D. Zabloudil, K. Kosmicki, C. Sather, L. Mason, L. Criffield, S. Hancock, A. Augustyn, S. Lewis. SEC- OND ROW: L. Zabloudil, A. Damratowski, D. James, K. Slominski, R. Guzinski, T. Kaminski, R. Klimek, G. Sather, D. Obermiller, A. Baillie, Coach Hermance. LAST ROW: Coach Wagner, J. Rademacher, G. Spotanski, J. Jablonski, D. Jensen, D. Rowe, J. Travis, P. Mathew, E. Chelewski. D. Raymond. TEAM CAPTAINS ALL-CONFERENCE Ron Klimek, Don Jensen, Dan James Loup City Football Scores •19 -6 •28 • 0 6 -7 •39 13 •19 6 •33 -0 •14 Ord 13 •41 - - - 7 i i ■ CO CO • 7 Games Won Ron Klimek, Don Jensen, Larry Zabloudil, Dan James, Dick Raymond c 0 s s c 0 u N r R V Don Schachta, Ed Kuligowski, Pat Peterson, Earl Norseen, Tom Piper, and Ron Badura JR. NIGU football FIRST ROW: M. Bauhard, B. Raymond, J. Slominski, A. Zimmerman, T. Ritchie, D, Plants, D. Welty, M. Moeller. R, Cook. SECOND ROW: Coach Nun, R. Run- yan, D, Aeppel, S. Ritchie, R. Roberts, L. Sather, W. Mesloh, P. Schwaderer, T. McCarville, Melvin Mostek, S. Kuligowski. LAST ROW: R. Peters, B. Bartley, J. Jensen. C. Baillie, D. Charlton, D. Jasnoch, M. Psota, P. Laughlin. Ken Slominski Allen Damratowski SENIOR Don Jensen Ron Klimek Dan James Dennis Olson David Rowe RAfDEBS Carl Plants Stewart Lewis B A £ fo B T B A L L VARSITY SQUAD: FIRST ROW: Coach Mel Nun, Gary Radmacher, Joe Jablonski, Jr. Travis, Eldon Chelewski, Rich Guzinski. SECOND ROW: Don Jensen, Jim Riskow- ski, Mike Toczek, Paul Mathew, Sam Zeleski. RESERVES: FIRST ROW: Cliff Sather, Dan Zabloudil, Lar Kuehl, Mike Mazankow- ski, Tom Shotkoski, Mark Peters, John Orr. SECOND ROW: Coach Wagner, Arnold Palu, Sam Hancock, Gary Spotanski, Paul Mathew, Russel Epley, Sam Zeleski, Dave Hegarty. T A M J . HIGH BASKEIBALL ROW I: David Edwards, Bob Smith, Steve Kuligowski, Mike Psota, Pat Laughlin. ROW II: Carl Baillie, Mike Moeller, Robert Cook, David Charlton, Tom Ritchie, Detlev Aeppel, and Mr. Wagner. 7th AND 8th BASKETBALL ROW I: David Winklemen, Jerry Jensen, Stanley Ritchie, Roger Runyan, Marlin Bauhard, Robert Roberts, Paul Schwaderer. ROW II: Robert Peters, Ralph Urbanski. Alan Lonowski, Dennie Welty, Bob Raymond, Jerry Slominski, Larry Sather, Warnie Mesloh, Gregg Lange, and Mr. Hermance. Don Jensen Mike Toczek RAFDER Eldon Chelewski Rich Guzinski Jim Riskowski joe Jablonski vzvRenv Gary Rademacher Jr. Travis LCHS Basketball Scores 17-4 47 Broken Bow 45 69 Bur well 50 84 Gibbon 62 70 Ravenna 41 61 Shelton 52 49 Bur well 30 45 St. Paul 63 65 St. Paul 73 67 G. I. Catholic 47 59 Gibbon 51 49 Bur well 44 40 Ord 57 67 Ansley 47 66 Fullerton 55 •64 Wood River 61 59 Cozad 45 75 G. I. Catholic 53 71 Bur well 59 63 Central City 56 58 Broken Bow 60 59 Gothenburg 40 • 4 Overtimes Ifs mine Hike A Ski scores Higher big Mike 1 11 get it yet A SPECIAL TWNke 70 MR CUPP HERMANCE A TeacW, Oj Cocuck, Oj As a teacher, coach, and friend, Mr. Hermance, you qualify in all three. In six years at LCHS, you have compiled an admirable record in football and track as your teams won conference, dis- trict, and state titles to make you one of our most highly regarded faculty members of LCHS. The Class of '65 considers themselves lucky to have had you around all of our four years at LCHS. It means a great deal to know that you have taken a per- sonal interest in each and every one of us. We wish you the best life has to of- fer, and it is with deep regret that the Class of '65 and the Halls of LCHS say good-bye to you. GRID KING AND QUEEN Don and Linda Joy and Ken CROWNBEARERS Sharon and Jerrv Joan and Ron Virg and Dan Marietta and Stewart Paula and A1 Toni and Dennis Ruth and Dave Don't just stand there - REACT! UGMS Has the President come vet? CAMERA I don't think anyone's coming. I got the prop in the sack, kids. Only my hairdress- er knows for sure. Your dimple still shows. I'd rather fight than switch. Fortunes for a nickel ACTION We're just practicing for the third act. What did you guys put in that Mickey Finn? THE END! CURJAIN U E 4RE THE STUDENTS OF LOWS A... energetic? ? ? Larry S. all dolled up ! ! ! Lorraine H. rhythmic . . . Diane J. money-makers----- Tom K. exasperating ? ? ? Stewart L. Keith K. happy” Penny P. athletic Bunny Bals gay! ! ! Warren M. Rodger R. Ruth R. stubborn . . . Gary R. chatty . Linda H Ruby M. Carole H. inquisitive ? ? ? Mina S. Patti J. excited ! ! ! workers Dave R. T oni O. Virg M. dashing . . . Tom P. thinkers ? ? ? Ed K. -----oops! Lorraine H. home again Mary S. wondering what you're doing tonight? Mari- etta L., Jerry K. Ut- apt Wir lernen Deutsch persistant Dick R. Mr. Barnes discussing last night romantic explosive EarlN., Tom P., and Christine I. Dave B. Larry S. Stewart L. helpful Dave R., Mike G. friendly Judy P. barbaric Junior T. studious joyous talented Ruth R. Cathy H. Toni O. WE ARE hungry Janis S., Toni O. annual members surprised Dorothy H. Donna K. students of L. C. H. S. birds of a feather ___—_______um well-groomed Donna K. daydreamers Dorothy H. Paula K. onlookers demanding Joy R. sophomore fillies disgusted Donna K. happy Pat S., Mary S. windy Dorothy H. very studious Betty S., Marietta L. politically minded Cathy W. trigger-happy Dave R. cagey Lorraine H.