Mead Public School - Raider Yearbook (Mead, NE)

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BETTY JOAN HEADRICK Vocational Chorus, Operetta RHODA LEAF College Preparatory Class Secretary Pep Club Vice President Chorus, Sextette Band, Operetta Class Play JOYCE JOHNSON Commercial Class Treasurer Pep Club President Chorus, Band Sextette, Class Play GRACE E. MOLINE Commercial Pep Club Treasurer Cheerleader Chorus, Librarian Class Play KENNETH JOHNSON Academic Chorus, Quartette Class Play, Softball DARLENE E. RUHR Vocational Cheerleader Chorus, Class Play ELLEN MARIE SABATK Home Economics Chorus, Trio, Band Cheerleader Class Play FRANCIS SEELY Home Economics Chorus, Class Play Pep Club

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STAN A. ALMEN College Preparatory M-Club, Basketball Band, Senior Play 7 , SENIOR CLASS FRANCES MARIE ANDERSON College Preparatory Chorus, Band Pep Club Class Play Operetta RICHARD D. ANDERSON College Preparatory Basketball M-Club President Chorus, Quartet Class Play LLOYD D. ARMOLD College Preparatory Basketball M-Club Secretary Chorus, Quartet Senior Play ELAINE M. BERGMAN Home Economics Chorus, Librarian Pep Club Secretary Class Play JOAN LOUISE EDSTROM Vocational Class Play MILDRED HACKBARTH Home Economics Chorus, Operetta Band, Class Play Pep Club

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EARL M. STOAKES General Class Vice President M-Club, Basketball Class Play KENNETH G. UEBERRHEIN General Class President Class Play BEN JUNIOR SWANSON Academic Basketball, M-Club CHARLES ZOOK College Preparatory Basketball, M-Club Softball Class Motto One step at a time, but always forward. Class Colors Aqua and White Class Flower Pink Carnation with WTiite Sweet Peas Clau HISTORY In Sept ember, 1937, the ’49’ers, having heard of the wealth of knowl- edge which could be found on a twelve year Journey through Mead Consolidated School, started on such a trip. The following is a brief account of the records kept on their journey. Those who set forth on this adventure under the guidance of Miss Edna Jeppson were: Richard Anderson, Frances Marie Anderson, Mary Alice Dolezal, Joan Edstrom, Mildred Hackbarth, Joyce Johnson, Kenneth Johnson, Lila Jean Lake, Allan Larson, Grace Moline, JoAnn Schneider and Ben Swanson, Jr. In the second year of the journey they were joined by Arlene Samuelson and Stanley Kucera. The third year of the itinerary was made under a new guide. Miss Bernice Crinklaw. Mary Dolezal had left the travelers but Stanley Almen and Peggy Lou Dolezal joined the group. The travelers took part in the operetta “Palace of Coulersness”. The same band of travelers continued the fourth year of the journey. Miss Ida Sward became the guide for the fifth year of travelers. During this year Kenneth John- son and Peggy Lou Dolezal left the groups and ten members were added to it. During the sixth year of the search for knowledge the groups grew so that it numbered 37. Six of those added joined at the beginning of the year and Ellen Marie Sabatka and 14 others joined during the year. The travelers took part in the play “A Visit From Uncle Sam” during this year. Twenty-three adventurers continued the seventh year of the journey under the guidance of Mrs. Alta Angel I. Betty Head riel and Charles Zook were new comers in the grouf and Kenneth Johnson again joined it.