Maxwell High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Maxwell, NE)

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S . From among this group which represents the upper fourth of the Class of 1952 will be chosen a Valedictorian and a Salutatorian N-Q in Orlene Cohn A45 'IJ' Jean Kittle R. if 'f4 ? Joyce Towers Jack Miller North Pl8ttB Monument Typewriter Company Company Berg

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A ff Eighteen very green Freshmen joined the Wildcats in September of l9M8. Dale Tobey was elected class president and Mrs. Carothers was our sponsor. They helped to guide our class through the UHorrors of Freshmen Initationn without much harm or damage. The members of our class during this year were: Orlene Cohn, Delmar Miller, Joyce Towers, Dolores Kaelber. Arthur Rosse, Jean Kittle, Stanley Paul, Larry Meyer, Carolyn Doty, Everett Small, Dale Tobey Jack Miller, Ralph Kelley, Clinton Miller, Bette Towers, Audrey Nordmo, Gene Fletcher, and Elaine Reichman. Soon vacation passed and we entered M.H.S. with twenty bril- liant Sophomores looking forward to another prosperous year. Cleona Gutherless. Charles Robertson. Bill Hubert, and Verla Pebley entered our class as new members. We were very unfortunate in losing Bill Hubert, Verla Pebley, Gene Fletcher, Stanley Paul, Carolyn Doty, Audrey Nordmo and Elaine Reichman Miss Antonides, our sponsor, very capably led us through another year of work and fun with the help of Everett Small, our president In Nineteen Hundred and Fifty the Sophomores of yesterday, the Juniors of today, and the Seniors of tomorrow began another year of UHardN work with fifteen members Mrs Tout was our sponsor and Everett was re elected class president Everett soon moved to North Platte to attend school and Charles Robertson became our president On May 21, 1951, we gave the annual Junior Senior Banquet t the Pawnee Hotel in North Platte we Juniors spent much time and hard work pl nning the banquet, and in the end everyone had an enjoyable time Now tlat we are Seniors we will soon be moving along to var ious pl ces This year our class of fourteen members elected Jack Miller as president and Mr Hilty as our sponsor We were happy to h ve Ralph Kelley return for our l st year at Maxwell High and to welcome Marian Miller who was a new member this year We were sorry to lose Dolores Kaelber this year She is now attending school in the North Pl tte Senior High And so it goes, just where the present Seniors will be next year no one knows Perhaps our class prophecy will give us a hint Let's wait and see 21,51 , gjfmd n frm. N II RTI-I F LATTE H FVHHZHHQEIIF rr ll. ,Lrg NEBRASKA -.TE-...lf HIITEL FAWNEE CID -tl 1 o a I O - ' 0 - 0 - 8 O at . I 1 . .L - ,, 1 Q 0 . 0 0 ' a a 'N ' ' . . L O . . O .-. C 0 o ' o ' I I I I O I H:a-1 - 55- ll Qe,HQ,e 'fl - fl,,,n-4 'w,' - ..- an H H '-. - -ng : E -V. 1 .fy :- f 4 Q n nay:-2 f..,.. . -y1 ' 1 uni' A lllfil v 4Ff7'h,wril .rv lugs- I .?i..i....z.. 1 - L....il.f1 -f -I .,,,:.. - N A .. .'r,. -2 'ff ' ' ,LS-

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-fwphfw It lS now Nay 15 1972 The Seniors of Taxvell H1 h School class of 1952 are gathered in the new and ultra modern Uietrich's Hall for thelr flrst reunlon Our fuest sneaker for the da1 1S our old sponsor Ir Hilty Secause of his old ape, and his recent fall, we flnd him walklng wlth a cane We also notlce that h1s hair is white Oh We take that back We hasn't anv hair ' We will begin our reunion by havinf Nr Hllty introduce our old classmates This way we w1ll flnd out what they have been do ing for the past twenty years blrst he introduces a tired 1OOPlHV middle awed man, Pharles Robertson Charles has been hapnlly manrled for lg years and has a total of l3 children We and his wife are running a dairr farm but lt Just so happens that the chlldren require so much mllk that the profit 1sn't coming in as he feels it should Next our eve catches a glimpse of an extremely well dressed young man in a purple and yellow strlped suit wwth a vreen neck tie and a pink shlrt LOOklNf further we see that he lS another one of our old classmates, Delmer 'iller Delmer 1S the only bachelor out of the whole class We 1S now employed at the North Platte Sale Barn as an auctioneer ve have been wonderlnf if that is why he 1S stlll lHV19 we hear that he is still play ing the fmeld thouvh Text appears a rather tlred lookln mlddle awed woman wlth run our Irs ren over shoes and a ba cr old dress or a mlnute we wonder if eves are d6CSlVlHF 13 but 1t's true ' It's none other than Wester Dotr, the former Joyce mowers She now has 1? cnllo and Just informed us that she almost aprees that they come ' eaper Ry The Dozen' Poor Ves Just can't make enouph money from all h1s cattle to suncort such a larce falllv Well, Well, who is this99 Ob yes ' It's Fllnton rll1GP We understand that he is clucking chlcken farm while he takes in the should I say hls wife twin wish bones Vis runnlnp a very successful corny, C3CV1lHF, Of course, his wife does all the work money and the praise We specializes for doesl in gPOW1UF chxckens w1th no necks and wife and 5 chlldren care for the chickens while he stays in town and takes orders for chickens, that is Oh ' We nearly forgot to tell you that he f1nally not one of his Sutherland flames to accept his proposal Look who is coming now 1 Why it's none other than Cleona Gutherless She tells us that she went to Sldney after graduatlnp to take on a job with Peterson and Peterson Now after WOPKIHF for them for 20 years she owns one half of a truck She says that she is pettlng rich fast We notice that she is wearlnn a beau tiful mink coat B,..1, NELSON HARDWARE Nebraska HARDWARE O IMPEMENTS I SHOP REPAIR 1 . ' 0 A a. L , , 5 . . f . J F . , - 'i . A . . 1 1 . . . n - . Q 1' X J 1. ,K ' J U s . 0 5 V 0 n . . u 4- . g x J 0 Q o - 1 U - Q n o r . L, 0 ' . . 9 1 U 1, ' . I 1 . , . - - N. .. 1 M .. J. . 0 . I 1 4 4 1 K , , , ,. ' , 7 o - Q . - I O ' e 0 . V .. u J . . f 1 1 , L , - A , . . . . . . . 0 A J., . 1 , . .- x 1 . . 1 Q , f 1 U . J Q - - 'Er ' , J . g 7 4 1 , 1 . Q ... n o . 1 L V' - , . .. . .h K g X , 'L . . N . I v . I .1 J . - ' ' ' t . 71 ' . - U. J ', 1 . . 1' . . . , J, , , u n . . U I -1 1 . J J- .lf A V ' iA 0 x I: . . 4 c - - . . L .1 - - , , I I ' Ch , . .. , . . -, . . yi, ' J. .L ' L L -, ' ' I ' ' ' I . . . - L Q - J - - . o J . . , . . F 1 . J l ., p . . . g , J . 5 . Y. . . . , . . , Q .x . 1 l . V g . c -, , X' . 5 k . 5 l - Q . . 1 f 0 -. J , '. , Q - . J , .- I . Q fr Q - ., 0 I