Mead Public School - Raider Yearbook (Mead, NE)

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Ike SOPHOMORE CLASS Front Row (left to right): Marlene Hobza, Delores Magnuson, Kathryn Leaf, Gwendoyln Hageman, Virginia Moser, Dorothy Ostry, Durene Drews, Margaret Ueberrheim, Delores Seely. Second Row (left to right): Miss McNaught, Sponsor; Melvin Carlson, Bill Armold, Adrian Sabatka, Arnold Kudlacek, Delmar Sagert. The FRESHMAN CLASS Left to Right: Mr. Anderson, Sponsor; Joyce Schmidt, Joyce Pellan, Pete Kriz, Renald Barrett, Loren Berggren, Richard Zook, Freddie Anderson, Howard Overton, Ben Bergman, Gerald Langmier, Ian Crinklaw, Jean Carlson, Helen Maly.

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The JUNIOR CLASS PLAY-1949 CAST OF CHARACTERS SYLVIA LEE—the owners of the hotel gift shop. .Dedrei Daharsh MABLE CRANE..............................Lona Scoles GRANT TERRY—a young newspaper columnist. .Wallace Johnson J. T. RUTLEDGE—a retired executive..........Robert Johnson VELDA STEVENS—his secretary.........Mary Ann Solberg CLIFFORD NEWKIRK—a law student..............William Wageman NONA POLLARD—an elevator operator......Yvonne Focht EDDIE BEACH—a hotel bellhop..........Gerald Johnson ROSE JORDAN—a successful business woman..Phyllis Otto SAM FISK—the hotel detective...............Roy Lund MARCELLA BENDER—who teaches physical culture...... .,........................Joyce Headrick SANDRA KING—a lady wrestler...................June Williams STRANGER IN THE NIGHT When the play opens, the youthful owners of the Boulevard Gift Shop are concerned with little more than their romantic in- terests and with the success of their business venture. A new shipment of gifts arrives, one of which—Grant Terry tells them— contains the name of a man who is to be murdered. Only the murderer knows which gift contains the victim’s name. The sus- pense mounts when one after the other, the hotel guests seem inter- ested in purchasing the fatal box of stationery. The play moves rapidly through three thrill-packed acts with Grant Terry finally catching the would-be killer, none other than Sam Fisk. Besides catching the murderer. Grant also captures the heart of Sylvia, and Mable finally succeeds in persuading shy Clifford to propose. It I’ve read it five times already. Front Row (left to right): Robert Johnson, Catherine Schulz, Mary Ann Solberg, Phyllis Otto, Lona Scoles, Allan Moeller. Second Row (left to right): Joyce Headrick, Dedrei Daharsh, June Williams, Yvonne Pncht. Billv Wageman, Roy Lund, Gerald Johnson, Wallace Johnson, Dale Johnson. JUNIOR PLAY CAST

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bodzek's classes MR. MITCHELL BODZEK Biology Biology is the study of plants and ani- mals and why they experience the reactions they do. This is a good course to precede the study of agriculture or medicine. General Science Being a preparatory course for biology, chemistry, and physics, general science is found to be very valuable to students who plan to take additional courses in science in high school. Most of our freshmen take it fcr that reason. Civics Civics is the course which trys to ac- quaint the high school student with the Con- stitution and the rights granted citizens by it. The textbook interprets some of the major clauses of Federal and State laws. Shop The shop course stresses use and care of hand tools, operation of power machines, vocational guidance, worth-while hobbies, appreciation of various trades and hobbies, and correct habits of work.