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

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1962 volume:

MEADOW GROVE HIGH SCHOOL Meadow Grove, Nebraska Troj a n 1962 Trojan Staff STANDING: Judy Watson, Beth Ann McIntosh, Marcella Sparr, and Sandra James. SEATED: Marion Lintt, Doug Ellis, Larry Sparr, Susan Gilbert, Donna Rae Black, and Ardith Meyer. Co-editors............... Business Manager . . . . Athletics................ Music.................... Class Plays and Banquets Class Pictures.......... Faculty and Dedication . Art . . , Sponsor . . Susan Gilbert Beth Ann McIntosh . . Marcella Sparr .... Doug Ellis Marion Lintt . Donna Rae Black . . . Judy Watson . . . Sandra James Ardith Meyer . . Marcella Sparr Donna Rae Black Judy Watson . . . . Larry Sparr . . . .Mrs. Henry 2 DEDICATION Spontaneous wit, jovial manner, a friend to everyone, respect and honor......these characterize Coach Perry. During the past two years no problem has been too small to be helped by Coach. We appreciate the kindness and patience he has given us during the past two years. Due to the extensive training under his guidance, we have put forth our best efforts. To show our appreciation and gratitude to your faithful service to this school, we, the Senior Class of Meadow Grove High School, dedicate the 1961-62 Trojan to you, Coach Perry. Trojan Staff Super in t en dent’s Every year the Seniors compose a book of memories. The business people in Meadow Grove and friends of the school in neighboring towns contribute to a fund known as the Trojan Fund which makes this publication possible. In the past issues there has been a statement recognizing the contributions made by these people. It might be worthwhile to consider the value of the 1962 Trojan in the lives of those who will have access to it. An education which does not contribute to a lifetime of happiness is not a complete success. For sure, knowledge gained is important, but many people depend on their social life more than they do on anything else as a measure of the success of their high school career. Can you imagine two Seniors who have not seen each other for five years meeting accidentally and discussing the subject matter found in a geometry book or a science book? I have heard some talk by alumni, and the things which they remembered as important were social rather than educational. In spite of the Russians, the criteria for judging the value of a high school is still mental, physical, and social development, and I hope you have not been neglected. 6 Facul ty Wm. E. CONRY, Superintendent Meadow Grove, Nebraska Wayne State College, B.A. Denver University, Master’s Degree Mathematics Freshman Sponsor CHARLES O. HUMMER Meadow Grove, Nebraska Wayne State College, B.A. Science, Industrial Arts Senior Sponsor ROBERT PERRY Meadow Grove, Nebraska Peru State College, B.A. Bookkeeping, History, Government, Athletics Sophomore Sponsor VAR DON YOUNG Norfolk, Nebraska University of Minnesota, B.Sc. Wayne State College Instrumental Music MILDRED McNAMEE Norfolk, Nebraska University of Nebraska, B.Sc. Iowa State College University of California Home Economics, Typing, Geography, Shorthand Pep Club Sponsor CAROL HENRY Norfolk, Nebraska University of Nebraska, B.M.E. English, Vocal Music Junior Sponsor TERRY STORM Meadow Grove, Nebraska Norfolk Junior College Seventh and Eighth Grades AD ALINE MALM BERG Norfolk, Nebraska Wayne State College Norfolk Junior College Fifth and Sixth Grades 7 Facu11 y ELEANOR HAMLEY Meadow Grove, Nebraska Wayne State College Third and Fourth Grades DOROTHY SULLIVAN Meadow Grove, Nebraska Wayne State College First and Second Grades NEVA PEARSON Meadow Grove, Nebraska Wayne State College Kindergarten RALPH SWITZER Meadow Grove, Nebraska Custodian Secretary Board of Ed u cat i o n 8 MARY SULLIVAN BACK ROW: Alvin Meyer, Joe Sullivan, Bert Berg. FRONT ROW: Don Warnke, Ernest Ellis, George Stout. Class History In the fall of 19 58 eleven sturdy freshmen entered M.G. H.S. We were led by Sandy James. She was assisted by Duchow and Meyer. Our class sponsor was Mr. Spear. Ardie Meyer was elected president to lead us through our sophomore year. Other officers were Ellis, McIntosh, and Gilbert. Mrs. Ankeny was our sponsor. During the second semester we lost Sandra Howard and George Duchow. We entered our third year with Doug Ellis leading us. His right-hand men were Zierke, Shawyer, Meyer, and Black. Our sponsor was Mr. Hummer. During the first semester we lost Dale Butterfield but gained Judy Watson and Steve Shawyer. Marion Lintt joined us at the end of the second semester, and we lost Ron Zierke. We gave our Superiors a lovely banquet with the theme EVENING IN PARIS. We presented the play I'M A FAMILY CRISIS during the second semester. We are now on the last lap of our journey. Our president is Marcella Sparr, being assisted by McIntosh, Ellis, Gilbert, and Watson. Our class sponsor is again Mr. Hummer. Steve Shawyer didn't return this year. We presented our Senior Play, BULL IN A CHINA SHOP the first semester. We all agree that if ypu FACE THE SUN, THE SHADOWS WILL FALL BEHIND. DONNA RAE BLACK AMBITION—To be Private Secretary of the Ambassador to London. PET PEEVE—Fickle Males. Class News Reporter 3; Cheerleader 1,2,3, 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2; Girls Glee 1,2,3,4; Kearney Contest 3; County Government Day 3; Sports Royalty 3; Music Contest 1,2,3,4; Music Accompanist 1,2, 3,4; Class Play 3,4; Tentette 3; Triple Trio 2,4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Softball 1; Annual Staff 3,4. io Seniors DOUGLAS ELLIS AMBITION—To be a Doctor. PET PEEVE—Little Brothers. Class Secretary 2; Class President 3; Class Treasurer 4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 3,4; County Government Day 3; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Mixed Group 4; Class Play 3,4; Sports Royalty 3; Student Council 4; Music Contest 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 3,4. CLASS MOTTO— Face The Sun, And The Shadows Will Fall Behind. SUSAN GILBERT AMBITION—To sing at the Metropolitan Opera. PET PEEVE—Getting in on time. Class News Reporter 2; Class Secretary 4; Pep Club Co-President 3; Girls Glee 1,2, 3,4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Softball 1; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Mixed Group 4; Trio 1,2, 3,4; Band 2,3,4; Sextette 3; Music Contest 1,2,3,4; Class Play 2,3,4; Kearney Contest 1,2,3; County Government Day 3; Sports Royalty 3; Annual Staff 3,4. Seniors SANDRA JAMES AMBITION--T0 be a Registered Nurse. PET PEEVE—People who call me Red. Class President 1; Pep Club President 3,4;. Music Contest 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Girls Glee 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3, 4; Mixed Group 3,4; Sextette 3; Trio 1,2, 3,4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Softball 1,2; Class Play 3,4; County Government Day 3; Kearney Contest 2; Student Council 4; Student Body President 4; Annual Staff 3,4. CLASS COLORS—Old Rose And Silver MARION UNTT AMBITION—To be a Lawyer. PET PEEVE—Nosy People. Mixed Chorus 4; Football 4; Music Contest 4; Class Play 4; Annual Staff 4 . 12 Seniors BETH ANN McINTOSH AMBITION--To be a Graduate Nurse PET PEEVE—Crooked Referees . Class Vice President 4; Class Treasurer 2; Cheerleader 1,3; Girls Glee 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Triple Trio 4; Ten-tette 3; Student Council 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Band Secretary 4; Music Contest 1,2,3,4; Pep Club News Reporter 4; Class Play 2,3, 4; County Government Day 3; Sports Royalty 3; Annual Staff 3,4. CLASS FLOWER—Rosebud. ARDITH MEYER AMBITION—To be an Airline Stewardess. PET PEEVE—Work. Class News Reporter 1; Class President 2; Class Secretary 3; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Band President 4; Music Contest 1,2,3,4; Class Play 2,3,4; Volleyball 1,2, 3,4; Softball 1,2; Girls Glee 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Trio 1,2,3,4; Mixed Group 4; Double Sextette 1; Tentette 3; Kearney Contest 3; County Government Day 3; Annual Staff 3,4. 1 3 Seniors MARCELLA SPARR AMBITION—To be an Elementary Teacher. PET PEEVE—People who think they know it all. Class President 4; Pep Club Secretary 3,4; Girls Glee 1,2,3,4; Softball 1,2; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Student Council 4; Class Play 3, 4; Music Contest 1,2,3,4; Kearney Contest 3; County Government Day 3; Annual Staff 3,4. CLASS SPONSOR—Mr. Hummer JUDY WATSON AMBITION—To Graduate. PET PEEVE--Mouthy People. Class News Reporter 4; Girls Glee 3,4; Mixed Chorus 3,4; County Government Day 3; Class Play 3,4; Annual Staff 3,4; Music Contest 3,4. UNDERGRADS Juniors 1 6 MICK ANSON CAROLYN BERG TONDA BROSH MARLA CREAGER KATHY DANIEL JOHN GILBERT GAIL GRANT JEANNIE HAM LEY JANE HORROCKS WALTER HUMPHREY GAYL LARSON GEORGIA LEWIS THYRA LULOW RODGER NELSON LARRY SPARR Juniors DUANE SUCKSTORF MIKE SULLIVAN Junior Class Sponsor Mrs. Henry KAY ZIEHMER RON ZIERKE In the fall of 1961, eighteen members of the Junior class returned to Meadow Grove High School to plunge through two more years. Class officers were elected as follows: President..................Thyra Lulow Vice-president.........Jane Horrocks Secretary...............Kathy Daniels Treasurer...................Gail Grant News Reporter.............Tonda Brosh The class sponsor was Mrs. Henry. Kay Ziehmer and Jeannie Hamley were elected cheerleaders from the Junior class. At the beginning of the second semester we gained Ron Zierke. 17 Sophomores DENNIS COLLINS BUDDY CORNET JANICE DROESCHER GENE HUMPHREY RICHARD SEELMEYER RODNEY SPARR JANIS DANIELS LeROY MURRAY CAROL SUCKSTORF LYLE DARNELL PATTY NOVOTNY SOPHOMORE CLASS Sponsor, MR. PERRY BOB DeCAMP JUDY PRAEUNER In August of 1961 thirteen Sophomores returned to Meadow Grove High School. They elecced the following class officers: President...........................Rodney Aparr Secretary..........................Carol Suckstorf Treasurer •••••••••••••••• Lyle Darnell News Reporter......................Dennis Collins Sophomore class sponsor was Mr. Perry. Carol Suckstorf was the only cheerleader from the class. During the first semester we lost Bud Cornet. 18 JOYCE ALYEA 1 DiANNE BARTEE JANICE BEED SHEILA BREDEHOFT KARLA BUSS RON DAVIS DOUG DROESCHER SHARON DYE BARBARA GILBERT In the fall of 1961, twenty-one sturdy freshmen climbed the Meadow Grove High School steps. Class officers were elected as follows: President............................................JoDene Halsey Vice-president...........................................Judy Sparr Secretary-Treasurer...........................................Carol Kuchar News Reporter................................................DiAnne Bartee Freshman class sponsor was Mr. Conry. Cheerleaders from the class were Carol Kuchar, Judy Sparr, and JoDene Halsey: During the first semester, we lost Becky Halsey and Marilyn Schultz. i 19 Freshmen BECKY HALSEY JoDENE HALSEY KAREN KOUBA CAROL KUCHAR NANCY LARSON SUSAN MARGRITZ 20 GRADE SCHOOL Kindergarten 22 BACK ROW: Debbie Stout, Mrs. Pearson, Bonnie Werner. SECOND ROW: Mychelle Horrocks, Lori Warnke. FRONT ROW; Timmy Barnes, Bobbi Perry, Ricky Pearson. First and Second BACK ROW: Kenneth Halsey, Beverly Werner, Lovie Ann Fogleman, Chipper Lewis, Mike Horrocks, John Sullivan, Connie Watson, Billy Graber. SECOND RWO: Randy Lieswald, Bobby Pratt, Julie Smith, Mary Jo Sullivan, Jill Smith, Ricky Horrocks, Larry Inness, Mrs. Sullivan. FRONT ROW: Lynn Tegeler, Denise Collins, Lori Lyali, Sherry Verplank. Third and Fourth BACK ROW: Tommy Gilbert, Carol Sue Hamley, Julie Davis, Leroy Munger, Kathy Pratt, Gary Inness, Carol Werner. FRONT ROW: Beverly McClatchey, Kirk Lieswald, Ann Hummer, Larry Werner, Jack Smith, Jane Tegeler, Diane Wamke, Mrs. Hamley. ABSENT: Norman Nelson, Jimmy Werner. 23 Fifth and Sixth BACK ROW: Gerry Graber, Tim Collins, Sue Scott, Bonnie Praeuner, Joy Saltz, Jerry Stout, Ruth Meakim, Linda Werner, Denr.is Lyall. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Malmberg, Karla Werner, Becky Sullivan, Nancy Hamley, Janice Kinkle, Marlene Alyea, Snirley Hummer, Claretta Munger, Jerry Smith. FRONT ROW: Douglas Ziehmer, Becky Bredehoft, Lyle Sparr, Steve Breder.oft, Steven Bartee, Valerie Fogleman, Peggy Collins, Jimmie Verplank. Seventh and Eighth BACK ROW: Madeline Swarm, Kathy Kinkle, Jerry Berg, Samuel Meakim, Jonathan Meakim, Billy Pratt, Terry James, Janelle Meyer, Joy Pierce. SECOND ROW: Ricky Fogleman, Garry McIntosh, Rodney Ziehmer, Larry Tegler, Danny Watson, Nancy Verplank, Eddie Stout, Roger Davis, Richard Sparr, Royce Lyall, Larry Hamley. FRONT ROW; Steve Sparr. Kathy Werner, Glenn Cleveland, Linda Gilbert, Karina Munger, Charles Hummer, Connie Dye, Rodney Bartee. ABSENT: Gale Williams and Mr. Storm. 24 ACTIVITIES Band BACK ROW: Karina Munger, Linda Gilbert, Jeannie Hamley, Beth Ann McIntosh, Charles Hummer, Rodger Nelson, Terry Stout, Carol Suckstorf, Terry James, Thyra Lulow. SECOND ROW: Carolyn Berg, Joy Pierce, Georgia Lewis, Kay Ziehmer, Ardith Meyer, JoDene Halsey, Jane HorTOcks, Gayl Larson, Dennis Collins, Jerry Berg, Janis Daniel, Shirley Hummer, Carol Kuchar, Gail Grant. SEATED: Claretta Munger, Tonda Brosh, Janelle Meyer, Susan Gilbert, Donna Rae Black, Sharon Dye, Sandra James, Kathy Daniel. Director: Mr. Young 26 Girls’ Glee BACK ROW: Karen Kouba, Marla Creager, Thyra Lulow, Judy Watson, Carolyn Berg, Carol Kuchar, Kay Ziehmer, Patty Novotny, Sheila Brcdehoft, Mrs. Henry. THIRD ROW: Jane Horrocks, Gayl Larson, Judy Praeuner, Ardith Meyer, Carol Suckstorf, Katrena Murray, DiAnne Bartee, Marcella Sparr, Judy Sparr, Donna Rae Black, Jeannie Hamley, Tonda Brosh. SECOND ROW: Sandra James, Gail Grant, Georgia Lewis, Susan Gilbert, Beth Ann McIntosh, Sharon Dye, Janis Daniel, Kathy Daniel, Barbara Gilbert. FRONT ROW: JoDene Halsey, Janice Beed, Susan Margritz, Karla Buss, Joyce Alyea, Janice Droescher, Nancy Larson. Senior Trio Juhior Trio BACK ROW: Susan Gilbert, Sandra James. FRONT ROW; Ardith Meyer, Donna Rae Black, acc. n ft BACK ROW: Kathy Daniel, Jeannie Hamley. FRONT ROW: Kay Ziehmer, Thyra Lulow, acc. 27 Chorus M ixed BACK ROW: Ardie Meyer, Marla Creager, Jane Horrocks, Donna Rae Black, Rodney Sparr, John Gilbert, Dennis Collins, Tonda Brosh, Judy Watson, Kay Ziehmer, and Mrs. Henry. SECOND ROW; Jeannie Hamley, Walter Humphrey, Marion Lintt, Kenny Monson, Doug Ellis, Mike Sullivan, Rodger Nelson, Terry Stout, Judy Praeuner, and Carolyn Berg. FRONT ROW: Kathy Daniel, Janis Daniel, Beth Ann McIntosh, Georgia Lewis, Gail Grant, Thyra Lulow, Sandra James, Susan Gilbert, Carol Suckstorf, arc Gayl Larson. Sextette BACK ROW: Carol Kuchar, Marla Creager, Thyra Lulow, and acc. - Donna Rae Black. FRONT ROW: Janis Daniel, Gail Grant, and Georgia Lewis. Triple Trio BACK ROW: Tonda Brosh, Donna Rae Black, Jane Horrocks, and Carolyn Berg. SECOND ROW: Beth Ann McIntosh, DiAnne Bartee, and acc. - Jeannie Hamley. FRONT ROW: Judy Praeuner, Gayl Larson, and Carol Suckstorf. 28 Senior Class Play On November 21, 1961, the senior class presented Bull in a China Shop by C. B. Gilford. THE PLOT: Dennis O'Finn is a homicide detective and a bachelor. Six old maids who live across the street are in love with him. They try many ways to get him to notice and visit them. Then one of them is murdered, and then another. The way in which Detective O'Finn solves the murders is very unexpected. THE CAST: Dennis O'Finn.........................................Doug Ellis Miss Hildegarde...................................Ardith Meyer Miss Birdie.......................................Sandra James Miss Amantha..............................Donna Rae Black Miss Lucy.............................Beth Ann McIntosh Miss Nettie.........................................Judy Watson Miss Elizabeth............................Marcella Span- Detective Kramer...................................Marion Lintt Jane Rogers.................................Susan Gilbert Detective Johnson........................Dennis Collins Stretcher Bearers.....................................Bob DeCamp and Rodney Sparr Prompter......................................Thyra Lulow Sound effects and lighting..........................Kathy Daniels Director....................................Mrs . Henry 29 nior Play Junior Plays On the evening of March 20, 1962, the Junior Class presented three 1-act plays: How to Capture and Keep a Husband by Conrad Seiler, Beware of Termites by Rilla Carlisle, and The Great Western Melodrama by Florence H. Morris. The members of the casts were: HOW TO CAPTURE AND KEEP A HUSBAND: Miss Georgina Quackenbush-Marla Creager, Kendrick-Micky Anson, Oleta-Georgia Lewis, Ala stair-Duane Suckstorf, Winona-Jane Horrocks, Osgood-Mike Sullivan, Charlene-Gail Grant. BEWARE OF TERMITES: Lenny-Jeannie Hamley, Cora-Kay Ziehmer, Mrs. Armitage-Thyra Lulow, Wanda-Jane Horrocks, Mrs. Daly-Tonda Brosh, Patricia-Carolyn Berg. THE GREAT WESTERN MELODRAMA: Filbert Fearless-Rodger Nelson, Daisy McSkew-Kathy Daniel, Abigail McSkew-Gayl Larson, Mortimer McSkew-Walter Humphrey, Oswald Slugfest-Ronnie Zierke, Two Gun Percy-Mike Sullivan, Master of Ceremonies-John Gilbert. 30 Advertising Director .. .Larry Sparr Mrs. Henry Junior Plays THE GREAT WESTERN MELODRAMA BEWARE OF TERMITES HOW TO CAPTURE AND KEEP A HUSBAND Junior-Senior Banquet-1961 AN EVENING IN PARIS 32 Sports Banquet - 1962 On April 3, 1962, the annual Meadow Grove Athletic Banquet was held. The 1962 King and Queen of Sports were Doug Ellis and Sandra James. The Queen's attendants were Ardith Meyer, Marcella Sparr, and Beth Ann McIntosh. The King's attendants were Duane Suckstorf, Marion Lintt, and Micky Anson. The crown bearers for the coronation ceremony were Bonnie Kay Werner and Ricky Pearson. The thrones on which the King and Queen were seated were at the north end of the gym and were decorated with contrasting strips of red and white which formed the letter M . In the center of the east wall was a Trojan riding a great rearing horse. A scene showing a track meet and another scene showing a volleyball game flanked on either side of the Trojan. The decorations on the west wall, entitled SPORTS SPECTACULAR, saluted the football and basketball teams, while the decorations on the south wall honored the cheerleaders. (Scenes from the 1961 Sports Banquet) Junior-Senior Banquet - 1962 The theme of the 1962 Junior-Senior Banquet was Twisting in the Peppermint Lounge. The gym was decorated as a roof garden cafe overlooking New York, City. The west wall represented a building-side opening onto a balcony. The north and east walls showed the skyline of the city. At the center of the garden cafe was an open fireplace. The tables were covered in stripes, with twist records and miniature twisting teens as centerpieces. Chinese lanterns were suspended from the ceiling, and large peppermint sticks lined the edges of the balcony. 33 Student Council STANDING: Rodney Sparr, Doug Ellis. SEATED: Jane Horrocks, JoDene Halsey, Beth Ann McIntosh, Sandra James, Mr. Conry, Thyra Lulow, Marcella Sparr. This was the first year for a Student Council at Meadow Grove High School. It was launched and sponsored by our superintendent, Mr. Conry. The president of the council was elected by the student body. The other members were class presidents and selected representatives from various other active groups in high school. The members were as follows: Sandra James.....................President of Student Council Beth Ann McIntosh.........................................Music Representative Doug Ellis.............................................Athletic Representative Jane Horrocks..........................Pep Club Representative Marcella Sparr...........................Senior Class President Thyra Lulow..............................Junior Class President Rodney Sparr..........................Sophomore Class President JoDene Halsey..........................Freshman Class President The purpose of the council is to give the student body an opportunity to have a voice in the planning of the activities of the high school. It is to encourage good examples of conduct and citizenship and to promote the general welfare of the school. Some of the projects of the Student Council this year were the sponsoring of several parties and the writing of the Student Council Constitution. ATHLETICS Pep Club BACK ROW: Jane Horrocks, Marla Creager, Thyra Lulow, Judy Watson, Nancy Larson, Karen Kouba, Patty Novotny, Janice Droescher, Joyce Alyea, Sheila Bredehoft. THIRD ROW: Miss McNamee, Barbara Gilbert, Georgia Lewis, DiAnne Bartee, Judy Praeuner, Sharon Dye, Gayl Larson, Katrena Murray, Marcella Sparr, Tonda Brosh, Susan Margritz, Janice Beed. SECOND ROW: Beth Ann McIntosh, Gail Grant, Susan Gilbert, Karla Buss, Janis Daniel, Kathy Daniel, Carolyn Berg, Sandra James. FRONT ROW: Ardith Meyer, Kay Ziehmer, Jeannie Hamley, Donna Rae Black, Carol Suckstorf, Carol Kuchar, JoDene Halsey, Judy Sparr. This past year the members of the pep club wore red corduroy skirts and white sweaters with red dickeys. The second team cheerleaders wore red skirts and white sweaters with red shoes. The first team cheerleaders wore white skirts on which their names were embroidered, red letter sweaters with white dickeys, and white shoes with red and white pom-poms. The pep club sold refreshments during the games to raise money to put on the athletic banquet. Pep club officers were: President . . Vice-president Treasurer . . Secretary . . News Reporter Sponsor . . . . . Sandra James . .Jane Horrocks . . . Thyra Lulow . . Marcella Sparr Beth Ann McIntosh . Miss McNamee 37 Football SECOND nw 01 ump rey' Rodney Sparr, Micky Anson, Doug Ellis, Rodger Nelson, Terry Stout, John Gilbert. ROW- D Sullivan, Kenny Monson, Duane Suckstorf, Bob DeCamp, Larry Sparr, Marion Lintt. FRONT ennis Collins-student manager, Doug Droescher, Tom Ziehmer, Coach Perry. SUMMARY Meadow Grove...........20 13..................Creston Meadow Grove...........18 0...................Monroe Meadow Grove............0 18..............Wayne Hahn Meadow Grove...........20 12...............Clearwater Meadow Grove ••....0 14...................Osmond Meadow Grove...........47 0 Chambers Meadow Grove...........18 14....................Elgin Meadow Grove............7 13..................Oakdale Meadow Grove...........24 28 . Orchard Total........154 112........Total The football season was marked with ups and downs as the Trojans compiled a record of 5 wins and 4 losses in their first season of eight-man football. The first two games of the season were Meadow Grove victories, and then a series of injuries slowed down their successful beginning. At one time during the season, three first unit players were out with injuries at the same time. The Trojans finished second in the oandhills-Gateway Conference for the second successive year. Both Doug Ellis and Mick Anson won first team berths on the all-conference team and Duane Suckstorf and Walter Humphrey were chosen for Honorable Mention. 38 Footbal I 39 BACK ROW: Dennis Collins-student manager, Terry Stout, Kenny Monson, Mike Sullivan, Doug Ellis, Rodger Nelson, Duane Suckstorf, Bob DeCamp. FRONT ROW: John Gilbert, Micky Anson, Rodney Sparr, Walter Humphrey, Tom Ziehmer, Coach Perry. SUMMARY Meadow Grove •••••••29 45.............. • Clearwater Meadow Grove............ 29 41 ...................Ewing Meadow Grove............ 32 59...................Tilden Meadow Grove............ 46 53....................Royal Meadow Grove............56 55.................Chambers Meadow Grove............ 39 60 ....................Page Meadow Grove............50 66..................Orchard Meadow Grove............54 11................Brunswick Meadow Grove............53 84.................. Inman Meadow Grove............51 55....................Elgin Meadow Grove ...........43 48 .................Oakdale Meadow Grove ••••••• 48 56..................Creston Meadow Grove............64 84 ............Battle Creek Total.......... 594 717............Total Sandhills' Gateway Tournament Meadow Grove............31 58.....................Page Cornbelt Tournament Meadow Grove............40 60...................Tilden District Tournament Meadow Grove............ 36 51 ..............Clearwater 40 Vol leybal I BACK ROW: Janice Beed, Barbara Gilbert, Georgia Lewis, ousan Margritz, Gail Grant, Sandra James, Jeannie Hamley, Susan Gilbert. SECOND ROW: Coach Perry, Judy Sparr, DiAnne Bartee, Marcella Sparr, Katrena Murray, Ardith Meyer, Carol Suckstorf, Sharon Dye, Gayl Larson. FRONT ROW: JoDene Halsey, Joyce Alyea, Sheila Bredehoft, Kay Ziehmer, Nancy Larson, Carol Kuchar, Donna Rae Black, Carolyn Berg. SUMMARY Meadow Grove ... 35 27 . . . Meadow Grove 16 . . . Meadow Grove ... 34 21 . . . Meadow Grove ... 34 24 . . . Meadow Grove ... 46 23 . . . Meadow Grove ... 33 21 . . . Meadow Grove 28 . . . Total . . , 160 .. . Page Invitational Tournament .. Sandhills' Gateway Tournament 42 Volleyball Starters BACK ROW: Sandra James, Susan Gilbert, Kay Ziehmer, Jeannie Hamiey. SECOND ROW: Ardith Meyer, Mr. Perry, Carol Suckstorf. FRONT ROW: Marcella Sparr, Donna Rae Black. This page is sponsored by THE MEADOW GROVE NEWS and BAYNES' CLOTHING, Tilden. 43 Around Meadow Grove High Mixed vocal group Freshman Girls' small group 44 ADVERTISING Tilden Shoe Store Lewis Store Bartee Insurance Agency • Red Wing • Freedman Shelby Phone 10 Insurance Of All • John C. Roberts • Grace Walker Meadow Grove Kinds Shoes and Repair Tilden, Nebraska Nebraska -We Deliver- Phone FO 8-5932 Tilden, Nebraska - Don't foi get — DR. Western Power Gas Co. JOHNSON MARKET F. J. GRIFFIN DENTIST - X-RAY Office Phone Gas Gives You LOCKER CO. 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