McCook High School - Bison Yearbook (McCook, NE)

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ing to these future scientists of America. At least Betty Hoyt and Bob Waugh think so. Esther Schultz and Bonnie Spencer look at another engaging beast while Jacqueline Jacques, Dorleen Or- maii and Marion Steele View things from a different angle. Now, lads, let's not work so hard: Jack Harrison, Jack Poore, Clif Vaughn, Bob McKillip, John Shields and Martin Liebrandt are forging something or other, prob- ably its the keel of a battleship. These are the typical English students, eh what, Souther? Corky Meyers, Ina Mae Wolfe, and Vera Aman listen to Deke Niccolson while behind her stand bashful Beth Lee Montgomery and Marilyn Stevens, with Ed Miller- a trifle bored. Barbar Johnson, Scientist Ex- traordinare, and Ima Jean Hum- mels are measuring some vitamins in this shot, and Grif, fdid he get in this picture too?J with the help of Harold Brehm, put the finishing touches on their experiment. Bob Wagner, the lone wolf, seems to get along O. K. by himself. Recognize THIS room? Yes, Miss Leeka's History class! Happy Day! Robert Fair is pointing out the World Situation, while Bob Burnham and one twin, yes, I think it's Mary, and another, must be Gwen, look very interested. Miles Aman and Ruth Messinger are intently looking at Bob's finger while Betty Bower's attention is taken up elsewhere. Aw, shame!

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DMCDRES agel. Geneva Goodenberger Donald Moi a , - 'Z Hi Lorraine Roth, Richard Anderson Geraldine Jen- -en, Virgil Bales, Daisy Mae Davs .lack . , Har- rison, Jeanne Welch, Harold Kay, Phyllis Rutt, Galen Klein, Cora Acosta, Kenneth Rude, Mae June Brumgard. E'ghth row: Jack Poore, Helen Hodson, Jack VValters Erna Kalinski M , , ary Gilma Kelly, Joe Cuellar, Helen Dike, Dwight S 'th Wal- mi. , Gayle ker, Patricia Traphagan, Robert Dike, Merle Smith, John Shield, Robert Bryant, Belva Fair, Marjorie Mitchell. Eugene Heald. Bottom row: Edwin 0'Brien, Milton Osborn, Della Hatheway Milton Houghtellin B tt . g, 9 y LOU Nefsmiith, Lee Dutcher, Eunice Carter, Clifford Vaughn. eventh row: Joanna Summerville Albert Nothn- CLASS OFFICERS Patty Morey, president, Patty Ruppert vice-president SCDPHCDMGRES These are the Bisons of '44, Their ramblings have not made history as yet, but if these folks keep up the work they have been doing in the past, they will be heard from soon. There are many leaders among these sophomores and We are expecting great things of them next year. One boy received an athle- tic award, six girls are in Pep Club, two were elected to serve on Student Council, and there are approximately twenty sophomores in band, fifteen in glee club, and six in choir. About one-third of M. H. S. is made up of these hopefuls. These are the Baby Bisons-Remember them!

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Helen Holliday and Irene Roedel are concocting some new serum here under the able direc- tion of Doc Jack Howard. In the background Grif DeMay is ponder- ing over some big deal while Dora Mae Carter, fone ofthe roll- ing rockets, J and Kathryn Bender mix 'em up! In the locker room-more fun! Dale Bradshaw, Don McKillip, and Thurber Hoyt all on the bench seem to be happy. In the back- ground Chuck Smith, Deak Huff, Jack Howard and Bob Burn- ham look the football over while Eldon Jagger worries about the little helmet he lost! Gals are ye having fun? Couldn't be reading one of Beu- lah's letters, could you? Eunice Carter, fall smilesb, Dottie Burn- ham, Jeannette Pantenburg, Lil- lian Huff, and Neva Wright are in this tasty shot. You're looking mighty sleepy and solemn, you beautiful bellesl Jeanne Richman, Alice Moffitt, Clooking for somethingffj Leigh Ganzel, fdefinitely dopedll, Dar- lene Frank, Betty Dutton and Alice Shepherd wait for the big boss, while Shirley Hamilton has thoughts on something else. Men, men everywhere except where you WANT THEM, fdon't we?J Here Bob Stuver, Ed Spahn, Harold Day, Jack Young, Carl Walters, Burdell Thurston, Harold VVagner, and on the carpet, Glen Baker, prove their skill in mechan- ics by tearing some car apart, or what ARE they doing?