Maxwell High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Maxwell, NE)

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Senior l-listorq We, the seniors, have had a very interesting and fascinating four years of high school education. Since it was such a grand experience for all of us, we wish to relate the following to you: A new adventure was opened to 17 shy and curious youngsters as they enrolled in Maxwell High School on that warm fall day of September S, l9h9. Mrs. Carothers offered her experience as our guide, for every path in this new wonderland was vastly different from the ones we had trod. Being so cunning and skillful, we could solve all annoying problems except those the seniors gave us. With this being our fate, we and everyone around us suffered through the long dreaded initi- ation, which, of course, we survived. We started our sophomore year as fifteen industrious students, with Miss Antonides as sponsor. Selling candy during the noon hour was the beginning of our responsibilities. Sometime between 12 a. Fifteen energetic It was our privilege to highlights of this year Car . We found them to used when we asked the Banquet. As seniors, we are our lives goals in more juniors were very successful with Mr. Weiss sponsoring. participate in County Government Day at North Platte. The were our Junior Carnival, and class play- Paul Wrecks The be highly successfulg of course, much of our profit was seniors to be our guests at the customary Junior-Senior an ingenious class of eleven young men and women, seeing reality than ever before. We are patiently waiting for the coming events to take place: Junior-Senior Banquet, Senior Play, Sneak Day, Class Night, Baccalaureate, and Commencement. Since the Senior Sneak Day is of in- terest to everyone we will not play favorites this year, but we want you all to know the particulars. we are going to leave-When?-Sometime in lQS3,-T1me?- m. and 12 p. m.-Where?-Somewhere in the United States- How?- Maybe by jet , who knows? Now that you have been well informed, please do not worry about us, we plan to return-when?-Sometime! Before we part we wish to thank all of you who have made these four years successful and worth while.-Thank you teachers, students, parents, friends, councilors, and you of the community who have expressed an interest in the leaders of tomorrow. By this time next year we will probably be scattered far and wide, as our lives are HNOT FINISHED, JUST BEGUNH. .4 - aQaxQ:5fi!E?!y, EEE? Alnrw. 4 1 xx ,f X I - Z 2 - 1 i Q -sr' Y .5 ,A ., , 3' - ff are f fi Kali: X fu ,QL WHO IS THIS TYPICAL 5 dip- SENIOR BOY AND GIRL? ', f You don't know, do you? ' AA X I- x if -J l AND is ?' 'T' f' x. 0 l 1 959. G56 J k

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Class Prophecy While vacationinn in newspaper editor, publish Yorninq and ?vening Gnzet On my way back to Ma around swimminm pool--my located the trouble, at l fuel tank ------ ---------- when I resained con clouds of time. This ea '53 and their sponsor. Maxwell, fashion center of the world, Charlie Lumplump, ed the following story in the 1963 issue of the Maxwell te! xwell from the Norris Lake--now converted into a year Jetmobile suddenly failed me. After much investimation I east I thouqht I did. I lit a match and peered into the ---------------B A N G 1 1 1 sciousness I found myself engulfed in the fleecy white ve me the opportunity to behold the eleven graduates of Scanninv the countrvside I noticed Hr. T R Hilty, Sr. He is now superin- tendent of the University of' Nebraska,' in-Jfdncoln teacher and sponsor, I there has been a new addi Of all places to find the former Hazel Anderson. in: as private secretary settled down on s small folks. It seems as thouzh he is now workinn as Q Stork Shows.............. We still have e few see a vounf man ridin: a He was always such a qood places. Oh yes, I see that is Rodney Eugene. always knew that he would qo. tion to the family--his name She says she enjoys work- but would just as soon have and Delmar could be near his eneral manaqer for the Denver .........Excuse Hel I mean Stock Shows! for the movernor of Colorado farm near Yaxwell where she cowboys in our day and aqe--down in the valley below me I quarter horse, why 1t's David Hossel It seems he always did like brunettes iurlnf his hlfh school days and now he has Dorothy Join? his household chores for him. He popped the ouestlon wav back in ICFO. Oh yes, he also owns FO' of the Pawnee Sprlnss Ranch. Comlnw into view is Yrs. Chuck wauqh, the former Theodora Lukowski. I see the triplets are about to run her ragged. Chuck is workinr for David Ht the Pawnee Sprinfs Ranch while Theodore keeps the house calm. If it is of interest to you,the triplets names are: Qumck, Chucker, and Thudg this is a traditional seoual in order to keep up with As I continued mv journey, I decided to drop ln Indianapolis, Indiana. to be Noel Sommer. He followed throueh with his fest as the World's Famous Champion Stock Car Racer. I see the familv custom. on the stock car races at the drivers in the line-up driving and came out on top he still finds time for all To mv surprise I found one of the sals as he did back i nvllii As I zoomed past a lonely little village north of Gothenburg I took special note of the new settlement and discovered that on the entrance sate were the words: PAULINE k DICY, INC., RANCH. They are now enjoying prosperity as the oil wells finally proved successful. Oh yes, just in case you haven't figured out who we're talkinq about, Far, far below me I nient diesel truck. Don truckinm business and is He sincerely agrees with swueeze e peaohu. Over the brilliantl tlngulshed laundress, th -modern Best Laundry one day. She stil of the Hudson Servi Y ultra sheet owner mile floatinr over crowd, now prospering. I unusual, just one blonde could make up his mind so her hair to his requests. .Wo w 'f.v:Q sub Dany Sn, 0 if-W' so it's the former Pauline Miller. see some dark, black smoke issuinq from the motor of a Mentzer is the driver who has taken over his father's now returnlnz from the west coast with a load of lemons. the fact, nThat you can squeeze a lemon, but you can't lighted city of North Platte I recognized a very dis- e former Darlene Osterlund. She is still working in the and Dry Cleaners. It seems she shook Dean Land out of a 1 insists on working, although Dean is the prosperous ce Station. the Texas oil fields I noticed another member of the old t is Lee Holm. Why, what does he have with him? Nothing , a brunette, and a redhead. It seems as though he never he married a beauty operator who can change the color of Good idea, isn't it? w1L1.soN's sruono 'W EJ musm Nm QQQMW . , . I qs mn H048 or mu mmm . j-ws Noam PLATTE, NEIIASKA 'MM -f,,,,,,,,,, ,