Mead Public School - Raider Yearbook (Mead, NE)

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JACQUELINE BARTA DARREL CHARLES JR. BOYD HAGEMAN STEPHEN HOLLST JAMES LANGEMEIER LINDA LIPSYS

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A senior at last! You kept repeating the phrase as if it held a certain air of magic. It hardly seems possible that four years could go so fast and yet hold so many memories of M.H.S. Little things took on special significance, each event became a memorable occasion. New friends, became old ones, and older ones became dearer. And we attended each event with the very phrase, This is the last . . . . The last pep rally, the last class play, and the Junior- Senior picnic. You took part in all the senior activities but suddenly May came before you realized it, and the year came to an end. You are now ready for the all important step out of the halls of M.H.S. Here's to the seniors, an important part of Alma Mater, Mead High . The seniors discovered a new and confusing way to make mon- ey— they set up a boardinghouse in their senior class play. THE BOARDINGHOUSE REACH . This was Wilbur Maxwell's way to earn money for a bicycle that he had tried so desperately to get. Things went 'round and 'round. Finally it's discovered that somebody in the house is a bank robber, before the mess was finally straightened out Wilbur had his bicycle and the audience was dead with laughter over the antics and the zany characters. CHARD GOODDING II Vice-President KAYE JOHNSON Secretary Senior Class Play-Boardinghouse Reach IT DEANNA HANSON President

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BEVERLEY HANSEN PATRICIA LONG CLASS HISTORY It was the first Monday in September in the year of 1952 that our submarine took off under the command of Miss Mar- garet Rood with seaborne children aboard. They are: lanet Nelson, Paul Svoboda, Bob Swanson, Bob Seburger, lerry Weber, George Nygren, Henry Lee, loAnn Redia, lim Sayers, and Deanna Buesing. In the second semester lackie Barta joined our crew. George Wilson also joined us on our second trip making us a crew of 12 members. We were still under the command of Miss Rood. Our next journey was under a new commander, Mrs. Dalphia Carlson. We were now a crew of IQ. members as George Wilson and JoAnn Reida were transferred to another submarine and Kaye Johnson was promoted to our third grade class. On our fourth trip our new commander was Mrs. Ralph Hageman, who took over the controls. Our crew now con- sisted of 10 members. George Nygren and Henry Lee left us and Diane Hall joined our crew. During the next year the submarine was lost. On our sixth voyage Mrs. Crystal Anderson was our new commander. The crew numbered U. with Kathie Pool, Gary Wilson, and Micky Duncan joining us. We lost Diane Hall and Jerry Weber. Our seventh trip was under the command of Mrs. Ben Widman. Mary Updike, Diane Stange, and Steve Hollst joined us on the trip, making us a crew of 11 members. Our next voyage, our crew, under Mrs. Lucille Hoeven, numbered 17. Beverley Hansen, Pat Long, Martha Maly, Linda Lipsys, and Diane Becker, joined us in this drive. Jerry Weber also rejoined us. On our ninth trip, we entered high school. Our crew enlarged to 21 members, with Jim Langemeier, Darrel Charles, Richard Goodding, Boyd Hageman, and Deanna Hanson joining us. George Nygren also rejoined the class. On the tenth voyage, Ken Peterson, and Sandy Wine joined us, and Bob Seburger and Gary Wilson left us making our crew still number 21. The eleventh trip and juniors at last, started out with a crew numbering 20. George Wilson rejoined our class, and Sandy Wine and Jerry Weber left our submarine on this journey, George Wilson left in the latter part of the trip. The high- lights of this year were our Junior Class Play. Ever Since Eve” and the junior-senior picnic.