McCook College - Chieftain Yearbook (McCook, NE)

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KOETTER, JAMES. This is Jim ' s first year in ele- mentary education. He is a member of the Men ' s Organization, and played end on the 1956 football team. He also was a member of the basketball squad. Jim and his wife Barbara live m McCook. KOWALSKI, RICHARD. Richard comes to McCook from Natrona, Pennsylvania. Upon entering college he chose as his course secondary education. Richard is a member of the Newman Club and also belongs to Men ' s Organization. LOGAN, GAYLORD. Gaylord comes to McCook Col- lege from McCook. He is taking an arts and science course. He is a member of Men ' s Organization. He is a member of the Thunderbird staff. He also plays the clarinet. LONG, LARRY. Larry comes to McCook College from Wauneta, Nebraska. He is taking an agriculture course. He is known to his friends as Red. Red is a member of Men ' s Organization. KRATZENSTEIN, JOHN. John, McCook from Brady, Nebraska. H gineering. John ' s organization time is taken up by Men ' s Organization. Math and chemistry give John plenty to do in his spare hours. LARSON, JEANETTE. Jeanette is preparing for her career as a school teacher, majoring in elementary edu- cation. She ' s a member of Tom-Toms and Waconda Council. In her spare time, she works in Prest ' s Drug Store. Jeanette comes from Lebanon, Nebraska. LEACH, JEANNINE. Jeannine comes to McCook Col- lege from Imperial, Nebraska. She is taking an elemen- tary education course, and belongs to Waconda Council and works on the Chieftain staff. Jeannine spends a lot of her spare time cooking, sewing, and skating. LOESCHER, BYRON. From Stratton, Byron was one of the stars of the 1956 football squad, and one of the main cogs on the basketball team. Byron is in the choir, and is vice-president of the junior class. He also works at the YMCA. Logan Metzger McILMOYLE, JAMES. One of the most promising members of the 1956 football squad, Jim started most of the games at center. He ' s an engineering student, carry- ing that tough mathematics-chemistry combination. Jim is a McCook boy, and a graduate of McCook High School. METZGER, ANN. Ann comes to McCook College from Gordon, Nebraska. She is taking a junior-secretarial course. She belongs to the Waconda Council organiza- tion. Ann is interested in music and is taking voice lessons; she has performed for many school functions. MEYERS, MARILYN. An honor student, Marilyn is attending college on a scholarship. A home-economics major, she is planning to become a teacher. She is a member of the Tom-Toms, Waconda Council and is class secretary and treasurer. Marilyn comes from Mc- Cook. MIALKI, RICHARD. Rich is from Natrona, Pennsyl- vania. He is studying engineering and is a member of Men ' s Organization. He played right guard in football. He drives a red Studebaker known as the Chariot. He is also a member of the Newman Club.

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HOLLIMAN, DONALD. Don comes to us here at Mc- Cook College from St. Francis, Kansas. He chose gen- eral agriculture as his course. Most of Don ' s organiza- tion time is taken up with Men ' s Organization activities. Don ' s middle name is Arlie. JOHNSON, KAREN. A commuter from Cambridge, Karen is planning to become an elementary school teacher. She is a member of the Chieftain staff, in Waconda Council and is a member of the Tom-Tom organization. Karen is very good in physical education. HOUCHIN, DUANE. Duane, who has chosen engineer- ing for his course, comes to McCook College from Ogal- lala. He has been a member of Men ' s Organization for the past year. He lists his hobbies as hunting, fishing, swimming and photography. Duane ' s nickname is Houch. JOHNSON, VON. A general agriculture course has been chosen by Von, who comes from south of the bor- der in Norcatur, Kansas. Von has played center on the 1956 football team and was also a member of the Men ' s Organization. HUMMER, FRED. Fred, a McCook High graduate, has not decided on his career. He ' s interested in both geology and business administration. Fred ' s spare time was devoted to Men ' s Organization in which he was a very active member. JANISCH, RUTH. One of the most active juniors on the campus, Ruth is head cheerleader for the Tom- Toms, secretary of the choir and editor of the Thunder- bird. She was selected as an attendant to the Home- coming Queen. She is a secretarial major. JOHNSON, ALFRED. He is better known as Cecil. Engineering is Cecil ' s chosen field, and he is majoring in mathematics. Cecil was chosen vice-president of the Veteran ' s Organization. He lives in McCook and works as a shoe salesman at Carl ' s Shoe Store. JOHNSON, JUDITH. Judy, a writer for the Thunder- bird, is planning a career as a secretary. She is a member of the Tom-Toms, Waconda Council, and sings in the chorus. Judy ' s keen interest in music carries over into the instrumental field, playing the piano. Johnson, K. Kerst, L. Johnson, V. Kimball Kerst, J. Koch HoUiman Houchin Hummer Janisch Johnson, A. Johnson, J. KERST, JEAN. Nursing is the occupation Jean is in- terested in. She comes to McCook from Hartley, Neb- raska. She belongs to Tom-Toms and Waconda Coun- cil. Her hobby is skating. She plans to work at St. Catherine ' s Hospital this summer for valuable experi- ence. KERST, LYNN. Lynn is another student from Hartley, Nebraska. He is taking a course in liberal arts. He is interested in football and played center. He likes to dance and can usually be found at all local dances. KIMBALL, CHARLES. Charles drives every day to McCook College from his home in Indianola. He en- rolled in a prelaw course. Charles is an active member of the Men ' s Organization. He was also a center on the Indians football team. KOCH, EWALD. Ewald, a junior, lives in McCook. He chose engineering as his course. Ewald came to McCook from Germany in his junior year of high school. Ewald is an active member of the college Men ' s Organization.

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MICEK, VIRGIL. Virgil is from Atwood, Kansas. His major course here at McCook is journalism. Among his extra curricular activities he belongs to the Men ' s Organ- ization and is a member of the Newman Club. MILLS, DEAN. Dean is enrolled in a general agricul- ture course; this being his first year. He is a member of Men ' s Organization and Circle K. He is on the basket- ball squad and played on the backfield in football. Dean comes to McCook from Benkleman. MODRELL, ROBERT. Bob, well liked by his class- mates, was one of the juniors elected to the student senate this year. He is a future engineer and works hard at his chemistry and mathematics. He has been active on the basketball squad and in Men ' s Organization. MORRISON, RONNIE. A future farmer is Ron, who comes to MCC from near Arnold, Nebraska. He lists football as his main interest. He ' s also a member of the Men ' s Organization. Ronnie is majoring in general ag ' ' culture, taking vocational subjects. MURPHY, GERALDINE. Jerri is one of the more ac- tive juniors on the college campus. She was selected to be cheerleader, and her peppy motions brighten many a game. Jerri is enrolled in an education course. She plans to teach in the grades. OLSON, MARJORIE. Marjorie, who lists Madrid as her home town, has been a member of Waconda Coun- cil for the past year. She is majoring in elementary edu- cation. Marjorie also sings in the college chorus and is a member of the sextette. PETERSON, LINDA. A journalism major, Linda has served as assistant editor of the Thunderbird and for the past year has been a cheerleader. Linda comes from Indianola and lists Waconda Council and Tom-Toms as other activities. PETSCH, RODNEY. Agriculture is the main interest of Rodney, who lives near Imperial. A veteran, he is a member of Men ' s Organization and Circle K. Rodney was a member of the football team and was on the track squad. PURCELL, DUANE. An ex-Navy man is Duane Pur- cell, who lists Oberlin, Kansas, as his home town. Be- sides Veteran ' s Organization, his activities include wrest- ling, track and football. Duane is majoring in agricul- ture and lists Navy history as his principal hobby. RANDOLPH, GARRY. A math major from McCook, Garry has been active in Men ' s Organization for the past year. He has also played an active part in basket- ball. Garry plans to be an engineer. He spends part of his spare time playing the comet. Purcell Randolph, G. f f MOORE. ROGER. Roger is a native of Culbertson, Nebraska, and is enrolled in a general course here at McCook College. Roger is a member of the Men ' s Organization. He also adds much to the harmony of the college chorus. MUNSON, NYLA. Elementarj ' school teaching is the goal of Nyla, who comes to McCook College from Im- perial, her home town. She is an active booster of school activities, being a member of Waconda Council and Tom-Toms.