Meadow Grove High School - Trojan Yearbook (Meadow Grove, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1960 volume:

3ke trojan Published by :lT[eaclow Of rove V4.igk School Meadow Grove, Nebraska It has been our most sincere purpose to compile and publish this 1959—60 edition of the TROJAN to the best of our ability. Our endeavor is to revive pleasant memories and enable each student to recapture and relive his adventures in high school. We, the seniors of 1960 wish to dedicate this annual to our parents. It is our most sincere desire to express to them our deepest gratitude for their patience and understanding during our school days. We would like to say thanks” for their guidance during our troubles and also for rejoicing during our times of triumph. We hope that when we become parents we can give our children as much love, patience, and understanding as our parents have given us. May God bless them. —2— “Soaod Education Back Row: H. T. Weerts, Treas.; Ernest Ellis, Pres.; Bnrt Burg. Front Row: Everett Collins; George llamley. Sec; Roy Lyall. Sufren,i ttevule it d Tfteddaye This 1960 Trojan, like those of previous years, represents considerable creative and original effort on the part of the staff. It has been their aim to provide you with an interesting record by presenting the cast of students as they appeared on the stage of the Meadow Grove Public School. I feel that the staff made a wise choice in the dedication of this book. Parents through their interest and constructive criticism have made this school what it is today. By your graduation, Class of 60, you are nearer the time when you will be asked to accept the responsibility of taking an active part in providing education. It is essential that you now realize the important function schools play in the development of society and that you do all in your power to see that insignificant notions, activities, and prejudices do not stand in the way. cJ}nnual iStafy JVe ent the 1960 ZJrojan Co-Editors.............................................................Bonnie Cleveland, Georgia Grant Business Manager..........................................................................Carolyn DeCamp Athletics..................................... Marge Meyer, Claudia Hauer, Billy Green, Arlyn Suckstorf (.lass Kill and Prophecy.................................................Kayleen Larson, Lynda Black Class Plays and Banquets......................................Sandra Hamley, Elaine Howard, Jack Rynn Underclass Pictures......................................................... Imagene Scott, Jill Mather Grade Pictures...............................................................Marilyn Mozer, Dennis Dusel Snaps and !• acuity...................................Evelyn Hunphrey, Janet Horrocks, David DeCamp Music..................................................................Gloria Larson, Carolyn Larson Senior Pictures................................................................. Jenserli Harlan Wiengart Class Sponsor Merklinger Senior Sponsor Industrial Arts, Social Studies Colorado State College M.A. Kearney State College A.B. Meadow Grove, Nebraska Superintendent RALPH H. MERKLINGER MARGIE ANKENY Meadow Grove, Nebraska Wayne State College English, Vocal Music Sophomore Sponsor CHARLES 0.HUMMER Principal Meadow Grove, Nebraska Wayne State College B.A. Science, Biology, Geography, Athletics, Junior Sponsor Math, Algebra, Geometry, Drake University Meadow Grove, Nebraska GLEN 0. SPEAR Pep Club Sponsor Home Economics, Commercial University of California Iowa State College University of Nebraska, B. Sc. Norfolk, Nebraska MILDRED McNAMEF. LEONARD SAWYER Royal, Nebraska Band Instructor DOROTHY SULLIVAN Meadow Grove, Nebraska Wayne State College Kindergarten, First, Sixth English Cnstodian Meadow Grove, Nebraska RALPH SWITZER Second, Third Wayne State College Meadow Grove, Nebraska ELEANOR HAMLEY ADALINE MALMHERG Norfolk, Nebraska Wayne State College Norfolk Junior College Sixth, Seventh, Eighth ABSENT WHEN PICTURES WERE TAKEN LENORA WALLIN Tilden, Nebraska Wayne State College Fourth, Fifth Bus Driver Meadow Grove, Nebraska CLARANCE SPARR LYNDA BLACK President 2; Secretary 1 ; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Softball 2,4; Girls Glee 1,2,3,4; Sextette 1; Double Sextette 3; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Triple Trio 2,4; Music Contest 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 2,4; Music Accompanist 2,3,4; Class Play 3,4; Kearney Contest 3; Sports Royalty 4. CAROLYN DECAMP Volleyball 1 ,2,3,4; Softball 1,2; Girls Glee 1,2,3,4; Sextette 1,4; Double Sextette 3; Triple Trio 2; Music Contest 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Class Play 3; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4, DAVID DECAMP Secretary 3; Treasurer 4; Basketball 2 , 3,4; Football 2,3,4; Track 2; Mixed Chorus 1,3,4; County Government 3; Class Play 3,4; Music Contest 1,3; Sports Royalty 4. —7— BONNIE CLEVELAND Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Softball 1, 2,3,4; Girls Glee 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Sextette 1,4; Double Sextette 3; Triple Trio 2; Class Play 3,4; Music Contest 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Club Secretary 4; News Reporter 3. BILLY GREEN Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 4; Track 1,2,3; Student Manager 1,2,3; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; County Government 3; Music Contest 1,2,3,4; Class 3; Sports Royalty 4. DENNIS DUSEL County Government 3; Class Play 3. SANDRA HAMLEY President 1; Secretary 2; Volleyball 1,2; Softball 1; Girls Glee 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 2, 3,4; Sextette 4; Double Sextette 3; Triple Trio 2; County Government 3; Music Contest 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Class Play 3,4; Sports Royalty 4; Kearney Contest 4. THERON JENSEN Student Manager 4; Mixed Chorus 4, GEORGIA GRANT Treasurer 1; President 4; Girls Glee 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1, 2,3,4; Sextette 1,2,3,4; Music Contest 1,2,3,4; County Government 3, Cheerleader 1,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Club Treasurer 2; Volleyball 1,4; Soft-ball 2,4; Class Play 3,4; Sports Royalty 4; Kearney Contest 2, JANET HORROCKS Treasurer 2; Vice-President 4; Girls Glee 1,2,3,4; Mixed Choru§ 3 4; Sextette 4; Double Sextette 3. Triple Trio 1,2; County Government 3; Music Contest 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Class Play 3. ELAINE HOWARD Girls Glee 1,2,3,4; Music Contest 1,2,3, 4; Class Play 3. —8— EVELYN HUMPHREY Girls Glee 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 3,4; Double Sextette 3. Class Play 3; Music Contest 1,2,3,4; Softball 1,2,3,4; VoL leyball 1,2,3,4. CAROLYN LARSON Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Softball 1; Girls Glee 1,2,3,4; Class Play 3; Music Contest 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4. KAYLEEN LARSON Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Girls Glee 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 4; County Government 3; Class Play 3,4; Music Contest 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4. GLORIA LARSON Pep Club Treasurer 4; Volleyball 1 ,2,3,4; Girls Glee 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 3,4; Sextette 4; Double Sextette 3; Triple Trio 2; Class Play 3,4; Music Contest 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4. MARGE MEYER Secretary 4; News Reporter 1, 2,3; Pep Club President 4; Treasurer 3; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Softball 1,2,3; Girls Glee 1,2, 3,4; Mixed Chorus 3,4; Double Sextette 3; Triple Trio 2,4 ; County Government 3; Class Play 3; Music Contest 1,2,3 ,4 ; Band 1,2,3,4; Kearney Contest 2,3,4; Sports Royalty 4. CLAUDIA WAUER News Reporter 4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Softball 1,2,3,4; Girls Glee 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 4; Class Play 3,4; Music Contest 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Kearney Contest 4. HARLAN WEINGART Basketball 2,3,4; Football 2,3, 4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; County Government 3; Class Play 3,4; Music Contest 1,2,3; Sports Royalty 4. CLASS MOTTO —Re have Crossed The Bay The Ocean Lies Ahead CLASS FLOWER-Orchid CLASS COLORS — Lavender and Silver —10— ARLYN SUCKSTORF President 3; Vice-President 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3; Track 2,3; Baseball 1; Mixed Chorus 1,2; County Government 3; Class Play 3; Music Contest 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3; Sports Royalty 4. JACK WYNN Treasurer 3; Student Manager 1,2; Mixed Chorus 4; County Government 3; Class Play 3. In the fall of ’56, twenty-six green freshmen entered the Meadow Grove ranks. General Ralph Merklinger ruled us the first year, with Colonel Sandra Hamley at the head of the ranks. The Colonel was helped by Majors Black, Grant, and Meyer. Our regiment marched on to our second year with General Merklinger leading us again. James Duchow and Dennis Lewis did not rejoin our ranks. Colonel Lynda Black lead us this year. She was assisted by Majors Suckstorf, Hamley, Horrocks, and Meyer. Privates Jack Lawless and Donald Bradley joined our ranks for a few months, but were soon discharged. Later that year. Merle Rienke was also discharged. We entered our third year again led by General Merklinger. Jeanette Urban joined our ranks. Colonel Arlyn Suckstorf led us this year. He was assisted by Majors Wynn, DeCamp, and Meyer. Entertainment was given to the other regiments when we presented the play “A Dance With Our Miss Brooks.” We gave our superiors a lovely banquet with the theme A Song in My Heart.” We are now on the last lap of our journey. General Merklinger again is “showing us the way.” Colonel Georgia Grant, assisted by Majors Meyer, DeCamp and Wauer, was at the head of the ranks. We were happy to have private Theron Jensen join our ranks, but sorry to lose privatt 1st class Jeanette Urban. Our subordinates gave us a beautiful banquet South of I he Border , and we presented the play “Maid to Order” for the other platoons. Privates 1st class Lynda Black and David DeCamp were crowned Queen and King in our final lap. We all agree that “We have crossed the bay and the ocean lies ahead. —11— Hi yo s.lvev- Jo VcsVw tooK 1 (Vo Ha vAs Su� eay to teU k tV e iv'u.tK I a7 A VNotV Y but t e voCbV 44 7VM We the Seniors of Nineteen Hundred and Sixty of Meadow Grove High School being of sound mind and memory, do make, publish, and declare this our last will and testament. I, Lynda Black, will my television seat to Gail and Gusy after my beau and I are finished with it. I, Bonnie Cleveland, will my ability to talk back to the referees in volleyball to Marcella Sparr. I, Carolyn DeCamp, will my ability to change the color of my hair (Green) to Sandra Howard. I, David DeCamp, will my ability to swoon all the freshmen girls to Tim Reikofski. I, Dennis Dusel, will my athletic build to Duane Suckstorf. I, Billy Green, will going steady to anyone who can afford it. I Can’t! I, Georgia Grant, will my steadies’ class ring to Thyra Lulow; Roger doesn’t have one. I, Sandra Hamley, will my small feet to Jane Horrocks; they are not so expensive. I, Janet Horrocks, will my scatter brain ideas to Mike Sullivan, as if he needed them. I, Elaine Howard, will my curly hair to Roger Nelson. No more nightly pinups, Roger. I, Evelyn Humphrey, will my late, late hours in Norfolk to Kathy Daniels. Take advantage of this Max. I, Theron Jensen, will my ability to sing and play the guitar to Ardith Meyer. I, Carolyn Larson, will “Kookie” to anyone who can afford to loose their class ring. I, Gloria Larson, will my trips to Tilden to Donna Rae Black. This doesn’t include Frenchy! I, Kayleen Larson, will my graceful dancing ability in Volleyball to Carolyn Berg. I, Jill Mather, will my face full of freckles to Miss MacNamee. I, Marjorie Meyer, will my towering height to Buddy Cornet. I, Marilyn Mozer, will my easy going ways during a minor smashup to Joyce Lyall. I, Imagene Scott, will my gift of gab to Joyce Humphrey. I, Arlyn Suckstorf, will my red hair to anyone who needs it so as to help them charm all the girls as it helps me charm all the girls. I, Claudia Wauer, will my ability to charm all the teachers to Jerry Wyatt. I, Harlan Weingart, will my ability to keep my big mouth shut to Georgia Lewis. I, Jack Wynn, will my ability to miss running into semi trucks to Mr. Merklinger. To the Juniors we leave the best 4 desks left out of the ruins of our 23 desks. To the Sophomores we leave the typewriters that we have demolished in the last two years. To the Freshmen we leave our INTESTINAL FORTITUDE! To Miss MacNamee we will all our charm and poise. To Mr. Merklinger we will our ability to be studeous and well behaved. To Mrs. Ankeny we leave the pleasant memories of our melodious tones; neither flat nor sharp. To Mr. Spear we will all our good training habits. To Mr. Hummer we will our ability to be of a sane and sound mind while working on experiments. To Mr. Switzer we will our clean and TIDY habits. In Witness Whereof, the parties have hereunto affixed their hands and seals on this last will and testament of the Class of ’60. a t rV —13— 0P%afiAeccf I am Father Time. The year is 2000 A.D. The city is Meadow Grove. The purpose of my making this report is to tell you how the class of 1960 is progressing. 1 made my first stop at the new state hospital. There I met the head nurse, LYNDA BLACK, who has been confined there the last ten years. Apparently she couldn't get along with the opposite sex. I next visited Dahl's Dentist Office. BONNIE CLEVELAND, his assistant, was having an argument with Miss McNamee, a patient, who thought she was having too many teeth extracted. Due to all the confusion, I left. As I hurried down the street, I met BILLY GREEN. He told me he was manager of “Billy's Beauty Bar , and that he taught a class of charm to all girls interested. Because my curiosity got the best of me, I stopped in to visit his shop. There working busily was CAROLYN DE CAMP. She was a hair stylist, and she was giving Mr. Hummer a mowhawk haircut. As I proceeded on my way, I noticed on a bill board that MAX DE CAMP had the lead role in the current broadway play ‘‘Kathy My Love . Having reached 11th and Main, I saw a huge manufacturing company. I went in and met the President, DENIS DUSEL. His company manufactured Betsy Wetsy Dolls. He decided if you can't lick'em; join'em. As I continued on my way, I met a middle-aged lady, JANET HORROCKS, who was pitifully crying because she had lost her job of chairman of the HDS (Homeless Dogs Society). My next stop was the Bus Depot. There I met JILL MATHER and EVELYN HUMPHREY, who were partners in a bus line between Meadow Grove and Norfolk. They were having an argument because each wanted to take the night shift. Evelyn gave me the directions to Jensens Body Shop (car repair). I found that THERON JENSEN was married and was the father of five little Jensens. He was fine, but his son, Sammy, just had fallen into a pail of grease. I next visited CAROLYN LARSON at her law office. She is a very successful private detective. Her specialty is locating lost articles. My feet seemed rather tired, so I went into the lobby of a dance studio to rest. There I saw the dance instructor, KAYLEEN LARSON, who was teaching a class of young men. It seemed she was paying more attention to her partner than to her business. As I continued my walk, 1 heard music coming from the Starlight Club. I entered, and there I saw GLORIA LARSON rehearsing the current pop tune, ‘‘Gramps’ B.V.D.'S . She was accompanied by Frenchy's Frantic Five. Due to some hunger pains, I stopped in at the ‘‘Duke and Duchess Piazza Palace . There I met the Duchess, MARILYN MOZER, who was the head cook. I had been told that HARLAN WEINGART was the new announcer at Radio Station K E Z, As I entered, I heard him announce about the special meeting being held at the city hall. Due to my curiosity, I attended the meeting. There I met ARLYN SUCKSTORF, a minister of one of the prominent churches in town. He was giving an impressive talk on the evils of intoxicating drinks. I couldn't leave town without visiting the High School. I was surprised to find that CLAUDIA WAUER was the superintendent, as Mr. Merklinger had retired to janitor. He decided it was an easier way to make a living. Upon smelling an offensive odor coming from the science room, I investigated and found IMOGENE SCOTT, the science teacher, working on a formula which she hoped, if properly used, would increase her height. Nearing the outskirts of town, I noticed a lot of confusion at the corner of 10th and Vine. It seemed that JACK WYNN, the policeman, had been involved in another accident. Coming to the end of my journey, I visited at the home of Darrell Wyatt. His wife, the former GEORGIA GRANT, was trying to quiet their twelve children. They had decided it was ‘‘Cheaper by the Dozen . While talking to Georgia, SANDRA HAMLEY, now Mrs. John Denny, stopped in for coffee. She was caring for her tomcat Elmer , who was recovering from the croup. Because of theicommotion they were causing, I slipped out the back door. Noticing that it was getting near sundown, and time for me to catch my plane, I started for the airport. As I trudged along, I heard a loud roar. I turned and saw ELAINE HOWARD, now Mrs. Merle Strom, coming to a stop beside me in her produce truck. She graciously gave me a ride to the airport and told me she was still trying to teach Merle how to milk cows. I thanked her for the lift and hurried to meet my plane. The pilot, MARJORIE MEYER, informed me that she had broken the speed record for Around the World jet flights. As I sat in the plane and thought over the day's happenings, I realized that the class of 1960 had accomplished very successfully many of their school-day dreams. —14— In the fall of 1959, three juniors again enrolled in the Meadow Grove High School for another step toward graduation. Class officers were elected as follows: Joyce Humphrey irwMT te i xi VOW' President............................... Jerry Wyatt Secretary-Treasurer. ..................... Joyce Lyall News Reporter.........................Joyce Humphrey Joyce Lyall was elected cheerleader from the class. Our class sponsor was Mr. Spear. At the beginning of the second semester Anita Burbank joined the class. S' « Joyce Lyall Dale Butterfield. In the fall of 1959, eleven sophomores enrolled for another year in the Meadow Grove High School. The following class officers were elected: President.............................. Ardith Meyer Secretary...............................Douglas Ellis Treasurer..........................Beth Ann McIntosh News Reporter............................Susan Gilbert Sophomore class sponsor was Mrs. Ankeny. Donna Rae Black and Ardith Meyer were elected cheerleaders from the class. George Duchow —15— Douglas Ellis Susan Gilbert Sandra Howard Sandra James Beth McIntosh Ardith Meyer Marcella Sparr Ronnie Zierke 0?'ie4JuneAi, Kenneth Carr t ABSENT WHEN PICTURES WERE TAKEN Buddy Cornett Jeannie Hamley Kathy Daniel Jane Horrocks John Gilbert Walter Humphrey J T i ' % Gail Grant Gail Larson In August of 1959, twenty freshmen climbed the Meadow Grove High School steps for a try at their skill. Class officers were elected as follows: President.................................................... Duane Suckstorf Secretary...................................................... Jane Horrocks Treasurer...................................................... Jeannie Hamley News Reporter.................................................... Kay Ziehmer Freshmen class sponsor was Mr. Hummer. Cheerleaders from the class were Kay Ziehmer and Jeannie Hamley. Thyra Lulow Rodger Nelson Georgia Lewis Tim Reikofski Mike Sullivan Larry Spa it a td tyutdet lop Row, Left to right: JaNelle Horn, Connie Dye, Madaline Swarm, Glen Cleveland, Jonathan Meakim, Samuel Meakim, Mike Means, Steven Sparr, Ronnie Bartee, Tim Collins. Middle Row: Richard Sparr, Steve Bredehoft, Mike Calkins, Larry Tegeler, Rodney Ziehmer, Warren Schultz, Royce Lyall, Joy Saltz, Ruth Meakim, Bonnie Praeuer, Jerry Stout. Pront Row: Steven Bartee, Valerie Fogleman, Shirley Hummer, Claretta Munger, Linda Werner, Dennis Lyall, Nancy Verplank, Garry McIntosh, Douglas Ziehmer, Richy Fogleman, Mrs. Wallin. Sixth, Seventh anct £iyhth tfautea Top Row, Left to right: Lyle Darnell, Terry Stout, Dianne Bartee, Judy Sparr, Judy Praeuner, Sharon Dye, Kenneth Monson, Gale Williams, Jane Albracht, Carol Suckstorf. Middle Row: Kathy Means, Richard Seelmeyer, Billy Hill, Bill Pratt, Dennis Collins, Conn Jensen, Janelle Meyer, Randee Graber, Barbara Gilbert, Shelia Bredehoft, Mrs. Malmberg. Bottom Row: Steven Calkin, Susan Margritz, Karina Munger, Joyce Alyea, Charles Schultz, Robert Werner, Joy Pierce, Linda Gilbert, Marilyn Schultz, Jerry Berg, Kddie Stout, Charles Hummer, Tommy Ziehmer. Absent: Terry James. —18— Second and 76vid (fcadec Top Row, Left to right: Debby Hartnett, Debbie Munoz, Jerry Graber, Larry Calkins, Larry Werner, Lyle SparT, Marlene Alyea, Kathleen Donnelly, Middle Row: Mrs. Hamley, Mary Donnelly, Peggy Collins, Diane Warlike, Anita Merklinger, Jane Tegeler, Norman Nelson, Jimmie Verplank. Bottom Row: Jerry Smith, Kirk Lieswald, Becky Sullivan, led Ankeny, Cary Storm, Becky Bredehoft, Jack Smith. lop Row, Left to right: Billy Graber, Randy Lieswald, Vicki Sparr, Jill Smith, Leroy Monger, Ann Hummer, Kathy Pratt. Middle Row: Tommy Gilbert, Chipper Lewis, Bobbie Pratt, Kenneth Halsey, Beverly McClatchey, Audrey Ankeny, Mary Jo Sullivan, Mrs. Sullivan. Last Row: Steven Donnelly, Bobbie Storm, Lynn Tegeler, Michelle Robinson, Denise Collins, Coetta Anderson, Lovie Ann Fogleman. —19— Settlor @ zr zcte'ii tlc NAME NICKNAME FAVORITE PASTIME AMBITION PET PEEVE WHERE FOUND PET EXPRESSION Lynda Sam Eating but not gaining Be Mother of 6 kids Boys that break dates With Butch Oh how awful! Bonnie Blossom Writing to Elly To be a Dentist Air Force Doris Ann’s None Carolyn Blondie Rinsing my hair To be a beautician Teacher’s With Elaine Prove It. David Max Running from cops To be a rich lazy man Women Ha! Anywhere! Oh Yea! Dennis Ousel Driving Be rich Merklll In His car No kidding! Georgia Georgie Agravating Darrell To be a Wyatt Darrell Ha! In a blue ford Pretty Much. Billy Bill Growing a beard To be a millionaire Teacher’s Al’s Little casino Darn! Sandra Sandy Eating x-ray technician Little sister In a white Edsel Oh! Fiddle Faddle Janet Jan Day dreaming Live in California Cleaning my room Wherever I happen to be Good Heaven’s Elaine Laine Killing time To own a new car Geometry With Carolyn Like I mean You Know. Evelyn Eve Chasing Boys To be a singer Stuck-up people Norfolk Oh you character Theron TJ Being at Ardiths Auto mechanic Teachers Ardith’s Howdy Carolyn Peg Blind dates To cut hair Stuck-up people Home Why you !! Gloria None Tilden Soph, boys Stay alive till I die Most people Tilden Are you crazy Kayleen None Going uptown Sunday P.M. Run Bachelor Horae Boys that talk too much Anywhere That’s nice Jill Pill Writing letters To own a convertible Smart’y girls Norfolk or Humphrey’s Oh man! Marjorie Marge Reading Fly a Jet Having my picture taken Around Oh Pshaw!! Marilyn Dutchess Day dreaming Live in Hawaii Childish boys Tilden I don’t care Imagene Lima-Bean Writing to Bryce To grow taller Being called shorty Orchard Oh! No! Arlyn Red Chasing girls Auto mechanic Stuck-up girls In his pickup !!!! Claudia None Writing to Eddie Fly around the world Stuck-up people Home Oh shoot! Harlan Harly UmmJ! guess Inherit 10,000.00 Mrs. Ankeny Ha! At Kay’s house That’s the way it goes. Jack None Eating or sleeping Own a speed shop Geometry Around !!!!! -20- DciCfA 6:00 Mrs. Merklinger pushes Mr. Merklinger out of bed —seems junior is hungry again. 6:15 Two hot-rodders drag down Koenigstein Avenue. Miss MacNamee never can get her rest. 6:30 Mr. Hummer gets up to watch his Chemistry program on T.V. 7:15 Mr. Switzer enters the old school house to start a fire. 7:45 The school bus sets out to pick up the busy beaver students. 8:30 Mrs. Spear gets Mr. Spear up just in time to walk those few steps to school. 8:50 Town students decide they’d better start for school. 9:00 Mr. Merklinger takes roll (Well, it’s a little better than yesterday) Announcement: Be more quiet passing from class to class. 9:01 Seniors pass for English. 9:45 Moans and groans are heard from the English room. Another pop quiz has been pulled off. By those grades, it seems Meadow Grove Seniors have extraordinarly bad grammar. 10:05 The loud bangs heard throughout the school indicate Miss MacNamee’s typing class is in full session again. 10:30 An explosion is heard from the physics room. Mr. Hummer!! 10:45 Mr. Merklinger rushes up the stairs just in time to catch Max and Billy chewing gum in study-hall. Fifteen minutes after school boys!! 11:00 Twelve industrious seniors pass toGeometry to learn the difference between a circle and a square. 11:35 Mr. Spear enters the study hall and announces that it will have to be more quiet. 11:55 Students come pouring out of Geometry class. 12:00 A thundering roar is heard coming down the stairs, must be dismissal time again. 12:05 Teachers drag home for nerve medicine — only four more hours to go. 12;45 Students anxiously enter the schoolhouse, full of vim, vigor, and vitality. 12:50 Home Ec. II, Shop II boys, and craft girls pass downstairs for class. 1:20 A peek in the shop finds craft girls trying to saw a board. 1:30 Jack Wynn tries to hammer a nail into a board —but seem to be all thumbs. You should be ashamed 1:40 A scream is heard from the Home Ec. room. Miss MacNamee broke an egg and a baby chicken flew out. 1:50 Senior students pass for American Government, Advanced Algebra, and Bookkeeping. 2:05 Mr. Merklinger is heard yelling, “but I’m not a Democrate”!!! 2:20 Mr. Spear staggers out for a drink muttering, 2 plus 2 is 5 — I think. 2:35 Miss MacNamee slowly walks down to her Home Ec. room to take refuge there from the mean little kiddies. 2:40 The people in mixed chorus pass quietly to the gym for practice. 2:50 Mr. Merklinger, study hall teacher, dodges paper wads, airplanes, and etc. 3:20 Mixed chorus rumbles up the stairs and the sextette passes to the northeast room. 3:30 With the boys passing for basketball and the study-hall teachers changing shifts, the noise has died to a dull roar. 3:50 Everyone leaves except those whose names have been written on the board. 5:00 Basketball boys are heard leaving the school. 5:15 Ralph Switzer locks the doors on old Meadow Grove School. 6:00 The sunsets on M.G. and all is quiet for another day. —21 — SCHULTZ REPAIR GILLETTE DAIRY O U v sX. Y K a-ti T Vie Vast One IS ( wa S MaK V;ve flciKL l The junior Class Play, presented on Friday, November 20th was eccentlicities was going John D. Astorfeller, was an eccentric billionaire (Rodger Nelson , . r t ... ........ T m i • i i „n r was forever chasing John to quiet around giving away money. Mizabeth, (.Joyce Lyall), his housekeepei „ rl , , . r .r . n n 1 c r-iL and Mime Gavis, (Heth Ann McIntosh); him. Gail Martin, (Ardith Meyer); Peggy Parker, (Susan Gilbert); ana • were a trio of singers that happened to be marooned late at night near the lomas ansion. ley were forced to stay overnight on account of the weather. Randy Hendrix, (Jerry ft vatt) a neighbor who was supposed to be going with Lucille Thomas, (Joyce Humphrey) an invalid and her brother I om Dick, (George Duchow) who changed his name because he was supposed to have killed his grandfather Ihomas two years ago tonight. Slim Summers, (Mike Sullivan) a constable, who got the position through a correspondence course is a little slow thinking but lends a touch of humor to the presentation. The third act of the play revealed that Tom Dick didn’t kill his grandfather, but it was actually his sister and Randy Hendrix in a conspiracy to get the grandfather’s money. The singing trio get hopelessly involved in the whole episode and John D. Astorfeller isn’t actually so stupid after all. The play was directed by Mrs Ankeny “The Clock Struck Twelve. Scuut Third Row: Jerry Berg, Dennis Collins, Georgia Grant, Jane Horrocks, Barbara Gilbert, Bonnie Cleveland, Marilyn Mozer, Thyra Lulow, Gail Grant, Jeanie Hamley, Linda Gilbert. Second Row: Carolyn Berg, Joy Pierce, Ardith Meyer, Karina Munger, Jane Albracht, Carolyn DeCamp, Lynda Black, Carol Ann Suckstorf, Beth Ann McIntosh, Terry Stout, Charles Hummer. First Row: Carolyn Larson, Marjorie Meyer, Sandra Hamley, Sandra James, Janelle Meyer, Donna Rae Black, Susan Gilbert, Claudia Wauer, Joyce Lyall, Kayleen Larson, Kathy Daniel, Gloria Larson, Claretta Munger, Mr. Sawyer. Majorettes: Randee Graber, Kay Zeihmer, Gayl Larson, Georgia Lewis. This mass Band was held at O’Neill. The Bands that participated were Page, Inman, Clearwater, Royal, and Meadow Grove. Some guest students from O’Neill were invited to play with us. The Meadow Grove Band received an excellent rating at Contest. —24— tyiwU (flee Third Row: Carolyn Berg, Jill Mather, Tonda Brosh, Gayl Larson, Bonnie Cleveland, Kayleen Larson, Marge Meyer, Carolyn DeCamp, Marilyn Mozer, Gloria Larson, Ardith Meyer, Carolyn Larson. Second Row: Sandra Howard, Anita Burbank, Joyce Humphery, Thyra Lulow, Claudia Wauer, Jane Horrocks , Joyce Lyall, Janet Horrocks, Marcella Sparr, Sandra James, Elaine Howard, Beth Ann McIntosh, Mrs. Ankeny. First Row: Kathy Daniel, Gail Grant, Jeanie Hamley, Kay Ziehmer, Evelyn Humphrey, Georgia Grant, Lynda Black, Sandra Hamley, Donna Rae Black, Susan Gilbert, Georgia Lewis, Imagene Scott. Received a rating of 2 at O’Neill Contest. 7tea GREEN’S SERVICE Acc. Thyra Lulow, Susan Gilbert, Ardith Meyer, Sandra James. Received a rating of 2 at O’Neill Contest. kelly’s barber shop —25— TWixed � —v Q r Third Row: Marilyn Mozer, Claudia Wauer, Jane Horrocks, Tonda Brosh, Thyra Lulow, David DeCamp, Harlan Wein-gart, Bonnie Cleveland, Kayleen Larson, Gloria Larson, Donna Rae Black, Beth Ann McIntosh, Georgia Ann Grant. Second Row: George Duchow, Evelyn Humphrey, Janet Horrocks, Carolyn Berg, Doug Ellis, Rodger Nelson, Paul Jensen, Ardith Meyer, Sandra James, Marge Meyer, Joyce Lyall. First Row: Accompanist: Lynda Black, Mrs. Ankeny, Walter Humphrey, Kathy Daniel, Sandra Hamley, Susan Gilbert, Carolyn DeCamp, Jerry Wyatt, Mike Sullivan, Billy Green, Jack Wynn, John Gilbert, Jeanie Hamley. Received an excellent at contest. Acc. Jane Horrocks, Kathy Daniel, Tonda Brosh, Thyra Lulow, Lynda Black, Donna Rae Black, Gail Grant, Marge Meyer, Jeanie Hamley. Received an excellent at contest. Sextette Acc. Lynda Black, Sandra Hamley, Carolyn De-Camp, Gloria Larson, Janet Horrocks, Bonnie Cleveland, Georgia Ann Grant. Received superior at the contest. FARMERS UNION CO-OP —26— MEADOW GROVE NEWS “Pcfr Third Row: Carolyn Berg, Jill Mather, Tonda Brosh, Gail Larson, Bonnie Cleaveland, Kayleen Larson, Marjorie Meyer, Carolyn DeCamp, Marilyn Mozer, Gloria Larson, Carolyn Larson, Imogene Scott. Second Row: Kathy Daniel, Ann Burbank, Joyce Humphrey, Thyra Lulow, Claudia Wauer, Jane Horrocks, Evelyn Humphrey, Janet Horrocks, Marcella Sparr, Sandra James, Elaine Howard, Beth Ann McIntosh, Georgia Lewis, Gail Grant, Miss McNamee. First Row: Sandra Howard, Jean Hamley, Kay Ziehmer, Joyce Lyall, Georgia Ann Grant, Lynda Black, Sandy Ham- ley, Donna Rae Black, Ardith Meyer and Susan Gilbert This year’s Pep Club outfits were red corduroy skirts and white v-neck sweaters with red corduroy collars. The first team cheerleaders are Joyce Lyall, Georgia Ann Grant, Lynda Black and Sandy Hamley. Their outfits were white corduroy skirts with their names monogrammed on them, and red wool v-neck sweaters with white corduroy collars. The second team cheerleaders are Jean Hamley, Kay Zeimer, Donna Rae Black, and Ardith Meyer. They wore white turtleneck sweaters with red corduroy skirts. During the football and basketball season the Pep Club sold candy, gum, pop, popcorn and coffee to the Meadow Grove Fans. To raise money for the Athletic Banquet the Pep Club sold Trojan pennants and white sweatshirts with a red Trojan on the front of them. MEADOW GROVE CO-OP ASS'N. -27- SHORT Y S TAVERN Athletic Sanquet On March 17, the annual Trojan Athletic Banquet was held in the High School Gymnasium. The gym was decorated in the school colors, red and white. The throne was on the north side of the room. The west wall was decorated with profiles of the lettermen on a back ground of black paper. An eight foot Trojan decorated the east wall. The main part of the evening was the crowning of the Queen and King. The Queen was Lynda Black and the King was David DeCamp. The Queen and King were attended by three attendants each. First attendants were Sandra Hamley and Arlyn Suckstorf. Second Attendants were Georgia Grant and Harlan Weingart. Third attendants were Marjorie Meyer and Billy Green. Coach Spear presented football and basketball letters to Mickey Anson, David DeCamp, Douglas Ellis, Billy Green, Rodger Nelson, Larry Sparr, Duane Suckstorf, Mike Sullivan, Harlan Weingart, Jerry Wyatt, and Ronnie Zierke. Student Manager was Theron Jensen. Theron Jensen was the toastmaster. Donna Rae played the processional and recessional for the coronation. Entertainment was furnished by the Senior trio, and Mrs. Ankeny. We also enjoyed a movie of the Nebraska and Oklahoma football game. Mr. Merklinger spoke in recognition of the girl’s volleyball team. We closed the evening by singing “Cheer Cheer” accompanied by Mr. Sawyer on his cornet. Mothers of the pep club members prepared a very good meal. Seventh and eighth grade girls served the meal. The Pep Club Banquet was sponsored by Miss McNamee. fiuKL i SeMi i cutquet The Junior class gave us Seniors of ’60 a beautiful banquet on May 12, 1960 in the school auditorium. The theme was “South of the Border.” The welcome was given by Jerry Wyatt. Georgia Grant gave the response for the Seniors. Mrs. Ankeny sang, “South of the Border” and “Mexican Hat Dance”. Theron Jensen and Mike Sullivan also entertained us by singing several popular songs. Mr. Merklinger gave a short and interesting talk. The guests entered the auditorium through a path decorated with baskets of flowers. The entrance to the dining area was decorated with two donkeys. The west wall was decorated with two Mexican dancers. The east wall was decorated with a Mexican taking a siesta. South American music served as a background to our banquet. Joyce Lyall gave the farewell. The Junior and Senior mothers prepared the meal. The following Sophomores served the dinner; Beth Ann McIntosh, Marcella Sparr, Sandra James, Sandra Howard, Douglas Ellis, Ronnie Zierke, and Mike Sullivan. They were dressed in Mexican costumes. —28— Third Row: Mike Sullivan, Mickey Anson, John Gilbert, Larry Sparr, Walter Humphery. Second Row: Jerry Wyatt, Duane Suckstorf, Douglas Ellis, Rodger Nelson, David DeCamp. First Row: Paul Jensen, Billy Green, Ronnie Zierke, Harlan Weingart, Coach Spear. The 1959—60 football season for Meadow' Grove High ended with a record of 5 losses and 3 wins. Four returning lettermen, David DeCamp, Harlan Weingart, Jerry Wyatt, and Douglas furnished the experience. Freshmen and inexperienced upper classmen were called upon to play leading rolls from the very first game. The freshmen lettermen who were called upon for leading rolls were: Duane Suckstorf, Mike Sullivan, Mickey Anson, Larry Sparr, and Rodger Nelson. Other upper classmen who lettered are Billy Green, and Ronnie Zierke. Meadow Grove felt their lack of experienced depth when in contact with some competitors who were heavy on experienced upper classmen. Noting the progress from the first game with Platte Center to the final with Oakdale, it was evident that the next years are going to balance the losses Meadow Grove suffered while gaining valuable experience. League Game Totals. Platte Center 46— 0 145—96 MG Creston 14— 12 Clearwater 46— 0 Chambers 31— 6 Brunswick 6— 24 Elgin 56— 13 Orchard 0— 20 Oakdale 6— 33 Total 205-108 —30— THE SQUAD Ronnie, Dong, Dnane, Jerry Billy Green HALFBACK —31— First Row, Diagonally: David DeCamp, Arlyn Suckstorf, Harlan Weingart, Billy Green. Second Row: Ronnie Zierke, Duane Suckstorf, Doug Ellis, Mickey Anson, Walter Humphrey. Third Row: Mike Sullivan, Jack Wynn, Rodger Nelson, John Gilbert, Theron Jensen, and Coach Glen Spear. HOME TEAM OPPONENTS Meadow Grove..........39 Meadow Grove..........38 Meadow Grove..........25 Meadow Grove..........30 Meadow Grove..........46 Meadow Grove..........39 Meadow Grove..........36 Meadow Grove..........48 Meadow Grove..........32 Meadow Grove..........49 Meadow Grove..........50 Meadow Grove..........32 Meadow Grove..........42 Meadow Grove..........38 Meadow Grove..........51 Meadow Grove..........36 Meadow Grove..........39 Totals 669 Clearwater...................54 Chambers....................51 Ewing.......................32 Tilden.......................80 Koyal.......................42 Creston......................60 Page.........................48 Orchard......................50 Brunswick....... ...........30 Elgin........................67 Oakdale......................27 Battle Creek................52 Inman..................... 43 Elgin........................66 Oakdale.....................31 Neligh......................53 Elgin.......................50 1020 District Tournament Cornbelt Tournament Sandhill Tournament —32— Duane Suckstorf 113 pts. Max DeCamp 176 pts. Ronnie Zierke 11 pts. Doug Ellis 111 pts. Mike Sullivan Jack Wynn Arlyn Suckstorf 47 pts. Billy Green 76 pts. Harlan Weingart 135 pts. —33— Mickey Anson Walter Humphrey Theron Jensen Student Manager Hack Row: Donna Rae Black, Marcella Sparr, Bonnie Cleveland, Kayleen Larson, Marjorie Meyer, Carolyn DeCamp, Gloria Larson. Front Row: Kay Ziehmer, Claudia Wauer, Sandra James, Joyce Lyall, Lynda Black, Coach Merklinger. Gicn v M.G. ..27 Clearwater, 26 M.G. ..40 Brunswick. 27 M.G. ..13 Chambers .. ■M.G. ..34 Verdigre . .. 15 M.G. ..18 Chambers ., 31 M.G. .. 55 Niobrara... 17 M.G. ..20 Page M.G. ..26 Orchard... M.G. ..32 Inman ....14 M.G. ..48 Elgin M.G. ..38 Tilden .... 13 M.G. ..34 Oakdale .. . ....21 M.G. ..32 Page 417 Totals 291 Tournament —34 So aU Back Row: Kay Ziehmer, Bonnie Cleveland, Jeanie Hamley, Joyce Lyall, Anita Burbank, Thyra Lulow, Gail Grant, and Ardith Meyer. Front Row: Georgia Grant, Sandra James, Claudia Wauer, Marcella Sparr, Lynda Black, and Marjorie Meyer. Meadow Grove again fielded a girls softball team to play in the Sandhill Gateway Conference. The Conference was split into an East and West division. The winners of which were to meet in the play-offs. Meadow Grove defeated Oakdale by a score of 21 to 0. Clearwater failed to field a team so Meadow Grove met Chambers, West Division winners, on the Clearwater diamond to decide the Conference Championship. Both teams scored a run in the first inning. Meadow Grove scored again in the second inning. Chambers tied up with a run in the third holding Meadow Grove scoreless in the fourth inning while scoring 1 run. Chambers won 3—2. POSITIONS AND PLAYERS AS FOLLOWS: Catcher............................................................................................ Joyce Lyall Pitcher......................................................................................... Kay Ziehmer First Base.............................................................................. Bonnie Cleveland Second Base..................•••••••........................................ ..Lynda Black, Sandra James Third Base........................................................................................Jeanie Hamley Shortstop....................................................................................... Claudia Wauer 0utfield................................................................................... .Marcella Sparr Outfield............................................................................................. Georgia Grant Outfield............................................................................................ Marge Meyer Outfield........................................................................................... Ardith Meyer Outfield........................................................................................... Thyra Lulow Outfield.......................................................................................... Gail Grant Outfield..........................................................................................Anita Burbank Outfield........................................................................................ Carolyn Berg Outfield....................................................................................... Georgia Lewis Outfield....................................................................................... Gayl Larson Scores Meadow Grove........................... 21 Oakdale.......................................... 0 East—West Playoff Meadow Grove............................ 2 Chambers.••••••••.............................. 3 —35— Sa ekUl Back Row: Ronnie Zierke, Doug Ellis, Duane Suckstorf, Rodger Nelson, Mike Sullivan, Harlan Weingart, Tim Rei- kofski. Front Row: Billy Green, John Gilbert, Buddy Cornett, Walter Humphery, Coach Spear. Spring Athletics took the form of baseball. Boys were given a choice on whether to participate in track or baseball. The season suffered many erruptions due to conflicting activities and interests. Two games were played, Meadow Grove suffering losses of Brunswick 6, Meadow Grove 2, and Elgin 9, Meadow Grove 0. POSITIONS AND PLAYERS WERE AS FOLLOWS: Catcher............................................................................. Arlyn Suckstorf, Douglas Ellis Pitcher...................................................... ...Arlyn Suckstorf, Mickey Anson, Harlan Weingart First Base ........................................................................Douglas Ellis, Duane Suckstorf Second Base....................................................................... .Douglas Ellis, Mickey Anson Third Base......................................................................................... Mike Sullivan Shortstop...........................................................................Harlan Weingart, Mickey Anson Left Field........................................................................................Walter Humphery Center Field........................................................................................ Billy Green Right Field..........................................................................................Ronnie Zierke Scores Meadow Grove Meadow Grove 2 0 —36— Brunswick Elgin.... 6 9 a -----II ' u 'iVf 5 ckvU lotK -Hr? r- J0o o I vd i«-i A u Yv ' Wt t l . SVx XY C Vc ' ,v 'V Vt+s SvAJCti- f kz) r'l. OY - oVv ' x uvx ? K Y- ft IB tVa. L iOi,-t. x � _ f l • :r f A.. „ f'V.S S 1 v not me ■ •■v ® � V-« % c aWxV Vf F W «.'s Q. x .1 r PiJ Vx.+otJ C K SV'V+ Vv' i if ■ . m B C-o j o ', y|s S Wv vj Mon( V-«SOt_ K� v. IB p +) V vt VA Vr SV, QMJ C V % R OSCo G tv 1 r op O V -Vs -v 6a V or' Vi I M V. sMERKyA o X GoA SW� p M ft.v n’s. tYv' 5mP K ujv V's -VVt-t WU1+ ov. B ■ WovNAa Gvtalsst 'S a V. s iff e� k Oev.l Senior Class Play “MAID TO ORDER” Meadow Grove High School Friday, April 1 8:00 P.M. CAST OF CHARACTERS CARL MARTIN, a football coach..... FAITH, his wife................... VALERIA, their maid............... MISS SPEAR, a college professor... JULIAN NARRAMORE, an actor........ AUNT ABBY DINGLE, Faith’s rich aunt DAGMAR WURST, a co-ed............. VEEVY McCOY, a sorority “pledge”... LOTTA BOWLING, the new maid....... MAGOON, a policeman............... PROMPTER.......................... Publicity Committee:.............. State and Property Crew:.......... .................................Theron Jensen .....................................Lynda Black ...................................Claudia Wauer ..............................Bonnie Cleveland .................................Harlan Weingart •................................Kayleen Larson ..................................Sandy Hamley ..................................Georgia Grant .................................Gloria Larson .................................David DeCamp .................................Marjorie Meyer Carolyn DeCamp, Elaine Howard, Carolyn Larson, Evelyn Humphrey, Jill Mather, Imagene Scott. .....Janet llorrocks, Marilyn Mozer, Billy Green, Dennis Dusel, Jack Wynn, Arlyn Suckstorf. Faith Martin is happily married to Carl Martin, coach of the Yarmouth College. A rally is scheduled on the eve of their biggest game. It is also the evening that Julian Narramore, an old friend of Faith’s, is to appear in a program of Shakespearean readings. Since the two events conflicted there was war between Coach Martin and Mrs. Spear, head of the Speech Department. Faith finds herself right in the middle, especially when Mrs. Spear accuses her of “carrying-on” with Julian. To top Faith’s problems, her maid, Valeria, quits just when her rich Aunt Abby, who has never met Faiths husband, was due to arrive. To escape Carl’s wrath, Julian masquerades as a maid. Then two students from the opposing school. Western State, who had plans of stealing Yarmouth’s trophy, have to masquerade as maids. Finally the real maid arrives. When Mrs. Spear calls in Officer Magoon to arrest Faith and Julian for assault and battery the play really gets confusing. All ends well when Mrs. Spear and Mr. Martin compromise on their time for the program. Sttea “Day After a tiring day at O’neill Contest, 22 seniors and their sponsor Mr. and Mrs. Merklinger boarded a chartered bus for Kansas City, Missouri. After eating breakfast in Saint Louis, Missouri, we journeyed on to Kansas City, where we toured the h'ord Plant. In the afternoon we enjoyed a ball game between the Kansas Athletics and the Cleveland Indians. The rest of the afternoon was spent shopping, or whatever was the most enjoyable for the individual. The evening was spent by attending “Ben Hur” at the Capri Theater. The homeward journey brought a climax to an exciting and memorable day, and one which the seniors will never forget. —40- - 'We w 0ia4' ed 7be “Sacf,: 7be Oceeut cee ftbeeuC Baccalaureate services were held on Sunday, May 15, at 8:00 P.M. Twenty-three seniors donned caps and gowns to begin their long walk through life. Miss Donna llae Black played “Largo” for the processional and recessional. Reverend Herbert Gilbert gave the baccalaureate sermon on “Shadrac, Meshac, and Abendigo.” The Senior Sextette sang “Halls of Ivy”. A Mixed Ensemble sang “The Lord Bless You and Keep You”. Commencement exercises were held Wednesday evening May 18 in the High School Auditorium. The processional and recessional, “Pomp and Circumstance,” were played by Miss Donna Rae Black. The Invocation and Benediction was given by Reverend Meakim. Max Lundstrom of the Wayne State Teachers College, gave the address on “Ladder of Life”. The Double Sextette sang “You’ll Never Walk Alone”, and the Trio sang “Soft Shadows Fall”. The eighth graders were presented for promotion by Mrs. Malmberg and received their diplomas from Mr. Ellis, president of the board. Mr. Hummer, principal, presented the class of 1960, and Mr. Ellis presented the diplomas. 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Marj orie Meyer 9. Janet llorrocks 19. Bonnie Cleveland 10. Imogene Scott 20. Sandy Hamley 21. Georgia Grant . V