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

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1965 volume:

TROJAN 65 MEADOW GROVE HIGH SCHOOL Meadow Grove, Nebraska Karen Kouba-Editor Carol Kuchar-Assistant Editor DEDICATION We, the Trojan Staff and Senior Class of 1965, sincerely wish to dedicate our annual to Douglas Droescher. Doug was seriously injured in an automobile accident in March. We regret that he missed many of the activities in the latter part of the school year. We are thankful that Doug has recovered so rapidly and was able to rejoin the class before the term ended. SENIOR CLASS of 65 TROJAN STAFF FRONT ROW: Nancy Larson, Dedication; Terry Stout, Sports; Karen Kouba, Editor; Katrena Murray, Advertising; Kenny Monson, Sports; Joyce Alyea, Banquets. BACK ROW: JoDene Halsey, Class Plays; Carol Kuchar, Assistant Editor; Doug Droescher, Sports; Mr. Graham, Supervisor; Sheila Bredehoft, Banquets; Susan Margritz, Music; Tom Ziehmer, Sports Editor. 2 VICTOR A. GRAHAM Public Speaking and Driver Education KEITH STEINER Social Studies. MARLENE RHODUS Home Economics and English. WENDELL OSORNO Coach and Commercial. JEAN WARRICK Vocal Music. VARDON YOUNG Instrumental Music. CHARLES HUMMER Science and Industrial Arts. NANCY GATEWOOD Mathematics and Librarian. MARLENE WINTERS 7th and 8th grade. 3 DORIS DUNIVAN 5th and 6th grade. FACULTY ELEANOR HAMLEY 3rd and 4th grade. DOROTHY SULLIVAN 1st and 2nd grade. LOIS LARSON KINDERGARTEN. MARY SULLIVAN Secretary. RALPH SWITZER Custodian. The staff regrets that a picture of the school board was not available. Members of the board were: Gordon McIntosh, president; Wayne Tegeler, secretary; Don Warnke, treasurer. Other members were Alvin Meyer, Burt Breg, and Arnold Werner. The school board met regularly on the first Monday of each month. Alvin Meyer and Gordon McIntosh were re-elected to serve another three year term. 4 JOYCE ALYEA Pep Club 1,2; Girls Glee 1,2; Annual Staff 4; Music Contest 1,2; Volleyball 1; Track 2; County Government Day 3; Class Play 3,4. SHEILA BREDEHOFT Octette 1,2; Annual Staff 4; Girls Glee 1, 2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Class Play 3, 4; Music Contest 1,2,3,4; Sextette 4. DOUGLAS DROESCHER Football 1,3,4; Basketball 1,3; Track 1; Annual Staff 4; Career Day 3; Class Play 3; Royalty 4. JODENE HALSEY Cheerleader 1,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Girls Glee 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Octette 1,2; Annual Staff 4; Career Day 3; Music Contest 1,2,3,4; Madrigal 4; Student Council 1; Class President 1; Triple Trio 3; Volleyball 1,2,3; Sports Queen 4, KAREN KOUBA Clarinet Quartette 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Royalty 4; Pep Club President 4; Band 2, 3,4; Girls Glee 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 2,3, 4; Octette 1,2; Editor of Annual 4; Class Play 3,4; Kearney Contest 1,2,3,4; Career Day 3,4; County Government Day 3; Music Contest 1,2,3,4; Madrigal 4; Student Council 2; Class President 2; Pep Club Secretary 3. CAROL KUCHAR Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Girls Glee 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Class Play 3,4; Track 2; Triple Trio 3,4; Octette 1,2; Royalty 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Kearney Contest 2,3, 4; County Government Day 3; Sextette 1, Madrigal 4; Music Contest 1,2,3,4; Girls State 3. TWELVE GRADUATING SENIORS NANCY LARSON Volleyball 1,2; Girls Glee 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Class Play 3,4; Annual Staff 4; County Government Day 3; Pep Club 1, 2,3,4; Music Contest 1,2,3,4; Career Day SUSAN MARGR1TZ Cheerleader 4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Girls Glee 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 3,4; Class Play 3,4; Track 2,3; Triple Trio 4; Octette 1,2; Annual Staff 4; County Government Day 3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Music Contest 1,2,3,4; Career Day 3,4; Pep Club Treasurer 3, KENNY MONSON Track 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Career Day 3; Class Play 3,4; Royalty 4; Letter-man Club 3,4; Madrigal 3,4; Boys Quartette 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Music Contest 1,2,3,4. TERRY STOUT TOMMY ZIEHMER Track 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1; Career Day 3; Class Play 3,4; Royalty 4; Kearney Con -test 4; Letterman Club President 4; Youth Conference 4; Annual Staff 4; Sports Editor 4; Letterman Club 3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Madrigal 2,3,4; Quartette 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; County Government Day 3; Career Day 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football l,2,3,4;;Track 1,2, 3; Class President 4; Boy's State 3; Annual Staff 4; Class Play 3,4; Music Contest 1,2,3,4; Sports King 4. KATRENA MURRAY Band 1,2,3,4; Girls Glee 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Track 2,3; County Government Day 3; Class Play 3,4; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; Pep Club Secretary-Treasurer 4; Annual Staff 4; Music Contest 1,2,3,4; Career Day 3,4; Class President 3; Royalty 4. 9 GRADUATION - 1965 The climax to four years of high school for twelve seniors came May 20 when they marched down the aisle to the stage for graduation exercises. The speaker was James Bradford of Norfolk who had graduated on the same stage 26 vears before. Mr. Steiner then presented Karen Kouba, yale-dictorian, with an 1 Dare You book and a Reader's Digest Subscription. Carol Kuchar, salutatorian, also recieved the book and subscription. A scholarship from the Norfolk Junior College was presented to Susan Margritz. Diplomas were presented by the president of the board of education Gordon McIntosh. The seniors wore lustre blue robes and caps with white tassels. The girls wore white carnation corsages and the boys wore white boutonnieres. The class motto was THE HIGHER WE CLIMB-THE BROADER THE VIEW. The mixed ensemble sang The Halls of Ivy.” Debbie Horrocks played the processional and recessional. Rev. Ross gave the invocation and benediction. 10 JUNIORS Norma Lulow-President Janelle Meyer-Secretary-Treasurer Carole Scott-News Reporter Rodney Anson Jerry Berg Duane Blair Cheryl Galyen Marlys Green Janice Higbee Charles Hummer JaNelle Humphrey Terry James Roger King Dannie Kossman Jack Larson Linda Lewis Betty Mather Mary Odland Joy Pierce Bill Pratt Patti Sparr Eddie Stout Danny Watson Bob Werner Gale Williams GARRY Mclntosh-President Kathy Kinkle-Secretary-Treasurer Rosemary Novotny-News Reporter Ronnie Bartee Terry Beed Evelyn DeCamp Ricky Fogleman David Gillespie JaNelle Horrocks Mick Kuchar Royce Lyall Karren Praeuner Dave Rosenberg Darrell Schmidt Richard Sparr Steve Sparr Madeline Swarm Larry Tegeler Nancy Verplank Kathy Werner Rodney Ziehmer Douglas Ziehmer-President Mari Ann Galyen-Secretary-Treasurer Shirley Hummer-News Reporter Steve Bartee Steve Bredehoft Glen Cleveland Tim Collins Valerie Fogleman Debbie Horrocks John Humphrey Henry James Dennis Lyall Bonnie Praeuner Joy Saltz Greg Schwartz Bobby Sparr Jerry Stout Dennis Suckstorf Karla Werner Linda Werner Benny Wyatt 7th BACK ROW: Connie Christiansen, Becky Bredehoft, Jim Werner, Norma Christiansen, Wade Austin, Peggv Collins Bonnie Christiansen, Ricky Waterbury. MIDDLE ROW: Mrs. Winters, Jim Verplank, Norma Nelson, Larry Werner, Jack Smith, Kirk Lieswald, Diane Warnke. FRONT ROW: Jerry Smith, Lyall Sparr, Becky Sullivan, Richard Praeuner, Marlene Alyea, Kenneth Christiansen, Janice Kinkle, ABSENT: Jane Tegeler. THIS PAGE CO-SPONSORED bv FARMERS UNION CO-OP ASSOCIATION, MEADOW GROVE, NE� «asKA’ STARLITE CAFE and HILLTOP CAFE , BOTH OF NORFOLK, NEBRASKA 5tti 6tli Grades — BACK ROW: Mrs. Dunivan, Lynn Tegeler, Marilyn James, Steve Scott, Denise Austin, Connie Watson, Beverly McClatchey, Denise Collins, Randy Lieswald, Scott Austin, MIDDLE ROW: Larry Inness, Kathy Pratt, Ann Hummer, Gary Inness, Terry Praeuner, Billy Graber, Chipper Lewis. FRONT ROW: Kenneth Halsey, Mary Jo Sullivan, Jill Smith, Bobby Pratt, Kirk Praeuner, Linda Blair, Carol Werner. 3rd 4th Grades BACK ROW: Mrs. Hamley, Sherry Verplank, Beverly Werner, Julie Smith, Johnny Sullivan, Lovey Ann Fogleman, Deborah Stout. FRONT ROW: David Praeuner, Lori Warnke, Lori Lyall, Michelle Horrocks, Joey Austin, Bonnie Werner. ABSENT: Mike Horrocks. THis page sponsored bv MEADOW GROVE CO—OP CREDIT ASSOCIATION, meadow grove, Nebraska 1st 2nd Grades -- BACK ROW: Mrs. Sullivan, Patti Inness, Jeff Lieswald, Debbie Warrick, David Green, Jim Pratt. FRONT ROW: Virginia erplank, Jamie Lyall, Johnny Tegeler, Darla Rholff, Terri James, Debbie Ross. ABSENT Scott Schroeder. MIXED CHORUS BACK ROW: Dennis Lyali, Richard bparr, tddie btout, lerry James, Jerry Stout, Jerry berg, Terry Stout, Glen Cleveland, Kenny Monson, Steve Sparr, Greg Schwartz, Garry McIntosh, Benny Wyatt. MIDDLE ROW: Mrs. Jean Warrick, instructor, Darrel Schmidt, Michael Kuchar, Linda Werner, MariAnn Galyen, Karen Kouba, Nancy Larson, Debbie Horrocks, Betty Mather, Kathy Kinkle, Katrena Murray, Rosemary Novotny, Bonnie Praeuner, MariysGreen, Valerie Fogleman, Steve Bredehoft, David Gillespie. FRONT ROW: Carole Scott, Susan Margritz, Cheryl Galyen, Mary Odland, JoDene Halsey, Carol Kuchar, Sheila Bredehoft, JaNelle Horrocks, Joy Saltz, Nancy Verplank, Karren Praeuner, Shirley Hummer, Norma Lulow, Kathy Werner. MADRIGAL BACK ROW: Terry James, Bill Pratt, Terry Stout, Kenny Monson, Mrs. Jean Warrick, instructor. FRONT ROW: Kathy Kinkle, Debbie Horrocks, Karen Kouba, JaNelle Horrocks, Rosemary Novotny, Carole Scott, Carol Kuchar Cheryl Galyen, JoDene Halsey. 20 9 BACK ROW: Norma Lulow, Karen Kouba, Nancy Larson, Debbie Horrocks, JaNelle Meyers, Betty Mather, Kathy Kinkle, Katrena Murray, Rosemary Novotny, Bonnie Praeuner. MIDDLE ROW: Mrs. Jean Warrick, instructor, Cheryl Galyen, Linda Werner, Joy Saltz, Sheila Bredehoft, MariAnn Galyen, Marlys Green, Valerie Fogleman, JaNelle Horrocks. FRONT ROW: Carole Scott, Karla Werner, Susan Margritz, Mary Odland, JoDene Halsey, Nancy Verplank, Karen Praeuner, Shirley Hummer, Carol Kuchar, accompanist. TRIPLE TRIO Linda Werner, Carole Scott, Shirley Hummer, Carol Kuchar, Debbie Horrocks, Bonnie Praeuner, Cheryl Galyen, Norma Lulow, Susan Margritz, Karen Kouba, accompanist. 21 BOY’S QUARTETTE Bill Pratt 1st Tenor Terry James 2nd Tenor Terry Stout Baritone Kenny Monson Bass Norma Lulow - accompanist HIGH SCHOOL TRIO Carole Scott Caorl Kuchar Linda Werner Cheryl Galyen - accompanist 2nd Soprano Alto Soprano GIRL’S SEXTETTE Norma Lulow Carol Kuchar Sheila Bredehoft Marlys Green Debbie Horrocks Karren Praeuner Carole Scott - accompanist Alto Alto 2nd Soprano 2nd Soprano Soprano Soprano BAND MAJORETTES: Shirley Hummer, Carole Scott, Beverly Werner. FRONT ROW: Karen Kouba, Joy Saltz, Katrena Murray, Cheryl Galyen. SECOND ROW: Valerie Fogleman, Betty Mather, Janice Kinkle, Janice Higbee, Terry Pracuncr, Gary Inness, Rosemary Novotny, Norma Lulow’. THIRD ROW: Carol Kuchar, Jerry Berg, JoDene Halsey, Jim Verplank, Terry Stout, Danny Kossman, MariAnn Galyen, Terry James. BACK ROW': JaNelle Meyers, Dennis Lyall, Nancy Verplank, Mr. Young, instructor. CLARINET QUARTETTE-Joy Saltz, Shirley Hummer, Karen Kouba, Kathy Kinkle. They played Two Guitars: and rated an excellent at O'Neill Music Contest. SAXOPHONE TRIO-Carol Kuchar, JoDene Halsey, Janice Higbee. They played Jericho at Music Contest and rated an excellent. THIS PAGE CO-SPONSORED BY BATTLE CREEK MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY, OSBORN LIVESTOCK TRANSPORTATION, of battle creek, Nebraska, and THE NATIONAL BANK OF NORFOLK, and JACK JAMES O.D., of Norfolk 23 SENIOR CLASS PRESENTS Oh, Luther, do you really care for me? For de Lawd sakes! What's goin' on here? Married, at your age? Why you're forty!! We came over to play with those cute little kids. Where are they? Here is the check 1 promised you,Mrs. McClean. 24 MAMA'S BABY BOY” ' Are you Mrs. Sheppard McClean?” I feel as though Providence sent you to me. CAST Katrena Murray .... Mrs. Shephard McClean Terry Stout ................... Luther Long Tommy Ziehmer . . . . Shephard McClean, Jr. Susan Margritzi ............... Juliet Long Karen Kouba..............Mrs. Carlotta Anglin Nancy Larson ......................... Minnie Sheila Bredehoft ........ Mrs. Blackburn Carol Kuchar .................. Sylvia Kline Kenny Monson................... Wilber Warren JoDene Halsey ................ Cynthia Anglin Joyce Alyea ............. Miss Maxine Moore This is the house of eternal youth and I'm growing younger everyday. On April 13, 1965, the Senior Class presented Mama's Baby Boy”. It was a comedy concerning the age old problem of people trying to disguise their age. After Mr. Long and Mrs. McClean made their children dress as 12 and 13 year olds the plot became even funnier when the children's young friends, the maid and Mrs. McClean's mother dressed as 12 year olds, also. Mr. Long s and Mrs. McClean's ages finally were discovered when Mrs. Anglin came on the scene revealing not only their ages but their financial positions. 25 But, he's been dead for twenty years! exclaimed Gennie. Martha exclaimed, Bridget, I forbid you to open that Tower door!” Maybe Marcel went up into the tower. . . . Well, she might have wanted to catch the ghost, Bridget said. JUNIOR CLASS PLAY On November 20, 1964, the Junior Class presented a three act mystery-comedy play entitled Spooks Alive . Professor Rockby and his family decided to spend their summer vacation in an abandoned house. After many mysterious things had happened the family decided that the house was haunted. It came to a climax when they discovered the identity of the ghost that haunted the house. Professor’Rockby . Martha Rockby . . . Gennie Rockby . . . Doug Rockby . . . . Bridget Rockby . . Knucklehead Knodson Marcel Smythe . . . Mrs. Simpson . . . Mrs. Albright . . . Doctor Bradford . , Mr. Smythe......... Mrs. Smythe . . . . Officer Higgins . . Jean Osborn . . . . The Ghost ...... . . . Bill Pratt . Janelle Meyers . Marly s Green . Danny Watson . . Lynda Lewis Gale Williams . Cheryl Galyen . Carole Scott . Mary Odland . . Bob Werner . Danny Kossman . Betty Mather . . Duane Blair . Norma Lulow Charles Hummer Hey, what'll I do if the real ghost comes out while I'm in the tower? Knucklehead asked. Gennie asked, Knucklehead are you really as stupid as you seem? I'm inspired! I can feel it! I'll start my book with George Albright's story! said Professor Rockby. All right, juniors, get down to business! Remember the play is tonight! said Mrs. Rhodus, director. All he said was that I looked like somebody else and he had to find some gift to give me to atone for his sins, explained Marcel. 27 JODENE HALSEY ANDTERRY STOUT CROWNED QUEEN AND KING 28 The King’s and Queen’s crowns were used as a centerpiece at the Royalty table. Each sport was represented by a silhouette of a player. Stars, representing the participants in the sport, surrounded each silhouette. The pep club sponsors. Miss Gatewood and Mrs. Rhodus, are viewing the stars through a telescope. (below) The table decorations are shown below also. The theme of the 1965 Athletic Banquet was A Night With The Stars. The highlight of the evening was the crowning of Queen JoDene Halsey and King Terry Stout. The attendants were Katrena Murray, Kenny Monson, Carol Kuchar, Tom Ziehmer, Karen Kouba, and Doug Droescher. Crownbearers were Leslie Ann Lieswald and Danny Warnke. Bill Pratt was master of ceremonies for the evening. Leslie Livingstone, the basketball coach at Kearney State College, was speaker and gave an interesting speech on discipline in physical fitness. The letters were given to the athletes by Coaches Osorno and Graham. Miss Gatewood gave the pep club members their letters. The 7th and 8th graders served as waiters and waitresses for the meal. THE FIRST JUNIOR - SENIOR On May 8, 1965, the seniors were taken by the juniors through the door into the Stork Club,” This was the theme for the Junior -Senior Banquet and Prom. The meal of seven courses was served by six waiters dressed in suits and bow ties. The sophomore girls, dressed in short black skirts and black leotards passed out cigars and other favors to the guests after the meal. The president of the Junior Class, Norma Lulow, welcomed the seniors and Terry Stout, Senior Class President gave the response. A floor show was then held featuring Louis Armstrong, played by Gary McIntosh. Darrel Schmidt then sang GTO and Last Kiss accompanied by Terry James. The Baron Five, a band from Madison, played for the prom. Punch and cookies were served by the juniors. Norma Lulow-Junior Class President Terry Stout - Senior Class President 30 A White Sport Coat And A Pink Carnation, I'm All Dressed Up For The Prom. PROM IS A SUCCESS Dancing to the music of the Baron Five are Kenny Monson, Cheryl Galyen, Ronnie Bartee, and Karren Praeuner. Louis Armstrong Darrel Schmidt Katrena Murray and Garry McIntosh are enjoying a slow dance. ML Punch and cookies were served by Norma Lulow and Charlie Hummer. 31 SNEAK DAY At 6:30 a.m. on April 21, 1965 the Senior Class left for Omaha where they planned to spend their Sneak Day. Mr. Mrs. Keith Steiner, Mr. Mrs. Ralph Switzer, and Miss Nancy Gatewood drove their cars. Our first stop was at Fremont where we ate our breakfast. We arrived in Omaha at 9:30. The girls went shopping at the Crossroads Shopping Center and the boys went bowling. The group ate dinner buffet style at King's (upper-right). In the afternoon we saw The Greatest Story Ever Told in Cinerama at the Indian Hills Theater (right). For our evening meal we all enjoyed a delicious meal at the Sparetime Steak House (above). From there we went to the AKSARBEN Ice Follies. After the follies the 12 tired seniors and 5 sponsors headed home with many memories of Sneak Day spent in Omaha. THIS PAGE CO-SPONSORED BY STOLLE FARM SERVICE and DARREL'S REPAIR, 32 GROVE, NEBRASKA BOTH OP MEADOW The first team cheerleaders for the 64-65 football and basketball season were: seniors JoDene Halsey, Carol Kuchar, Susan Margritz; junior Carole Scott. Their uniforms were red V-neck sweaters and white circular skirts with their names embroidered in red along the side. After the football season the pep club bought red and white pom-poms for the cheerleaders. The cheerleaders had lots of fun working up new yells using the pom-poms and they had many compliments on them. The second team cheerleaders (below) were: Sophomores JaNelle Horrocks, Karren Praeuner; freshmen Shirley Hummer and Linda Werner. Their uniforms were white V-neck sweaters and red wool skirts with white inserted pleats. They also worked up new cheers of their own which they used during the second team basketball games. THIS PAGE CO-SPONSORED BY WESTERN POWER AND GAS, TILDEN, NEBRASKA, LEWIS STORE, EVANS DRUGS, and FOGELMAN’S HOME FOR THE AGED, each of meadow grove, Nebraska CHEERLEADERS: Karren Praeuner, Shirley Hummer, Carol Kuchar, Susan Margritz, JoDene Halsey, Carole Scott, JaNelie Horrocks, Linda Werner. BACK ROW: Norma Lulow, Valerie Fogleman, Karen Kouba, MariAnn Galyen, Evelyn DeCamp, Debbie Horrocks, JaNelie Meyers, Betty Mather, Mrs. Rhodus, Miss Gatewood, sponsors, Katrena Murray, Rosemary Novotny, Nancy Larson, Bonnie Praeuner, Marlys Green, Nancy Verplank, Janice Higbee, Mary Odland, Cheryl Galyen.' The Pep Club girls sold candy, pop, and popcorn at all the home games to earn money for the Athletic Banquet. During the football season the girls sold from the American Legion stand out on the football field, during the basketball season they sold in the homemaking room. This year's Pep Club outfits were red box-pleated skirts, white blouses, and white letter sweaters. A point system was set up and each girl worked to earn a letter for her sweater. Pep Club officers were: Karen Kouba, president; Katrena Murray, secretary-treasurer; and Norma Lulow, newsreporter. Mrs. Rhodus and Miss Gatewood were the sponsors. BATTLE CREEK, NEBRASKA, AND NORFOLK THIS PAGE CO-SPONSORED BY VIC KLEIN SERVICE, SPORTING GOODS, NORFOLK, Nebraska 35 BACK ROW: Mick Kuchar, Larry Tegeler, Charlie Hummer, student manager, Duane Blair, Terry Beed, Bobby Spar. FRONT ROW: Bill Pratt, Gale Williams, Terry James, Coach Osorno, Steve Sparr, Dennis Suckstorf, Terry Stout. Final Game With Rage Brings A The Meadow Grove football team had a disappointing season this year. Due to the lack of depth and experience they won only one game. Terry Stout was the only senior out this year. Next year the season should be very successful, because there will be mostly juniors and seniors playing, and all of them have had experience. Gale Williams, this year was voted All Conference defensive and offensive player and also All State defensive player. Duane Blair and Terry James received honorable mention at the All Conference meeting. 36 onSored by HOFMANN PHARMACY, tilden, Nebraska THIS PAGE SPONSU ’ T-25 for Victory Terry Stout’s hand off to Gale Williams. Duane Blair is leading blocks. Down-Set-Hut 1 At center is Steve Sparr. Right half is Gale Williams. Left half is Duane Blair. Terry Stout is quarterback. Victory For Senior, Terry Stout Terry Stout listens carefully as Coach Osorno gives sideline advice. Coach Osorno gives the team a last minute pep talk as they go out on the field to meet the Page Eagles. THIS PAGE CO-SPONSORED BY BU LLIS DRUG STORE, NORFOLK, NEBRASKA AND TITGEN LUMBER COMPANY, BATTLE CREEK, NEBRASKA Left to Right: Charles Hummer manager, Steve Bredehoft, Dennis Suckstorf, Dennis Lyall, Royce Lyall, Kenny Monson, Jerry Berg, Bill Pratt, Coach Osorno, Terry Stout, Gale Williams, Terry James, Richard Sparr, Tim Collins, Eddie Stout, Darrel Schmidt. Meadow Grove..................57 Meadow Grove..................58 Meadow Grove..................58 Meadow Grove..................63 Meadow Grove..................45 Meadow Grove..................54 Meadow Grove..................52 Meadow Grove..................84 Meadow Grove..................60 Meadow Grove..................52 Meadow Grove..................38 Meadow Grove..................26 Meadow Grove..................64 ♦Meadow Grove..................51 ♦♦Meadow Grove..................20 Total.........................782 ♦Sandhills Gateway Conference Tournament ♦♦District Basketball Tournament Chambers............................75 Brunswick...........................60 Tilden..............................60 Elgin...............................78 Humphrey............................61 Clearwater..........................87 Page ...............................75 Oakdale.............................56 Belden..............................57 Niobrara .......................... 64 Orchard '...........................72 Newcastle...........................72 Bartlett............................74 Orchard.............................67 Elgin St. Boniface................._42 Total.............................1000 The Meadow Grove basketball team has a losing season this year due to the lack of depth and experience on the bench. Part of the reason for the losing season was due to the losses to Brunswick and Tilden each by a score of 58 to 60. The boys did manage to beat Belden and Oakdale. Next year should be a better season for the boys as most of the players will be juniors and seniors. Gale Williams was voted to the second team on the Sandhills Gateway Conference basketball team at the Sandhills Gateway Conference meeting. 38 Kenny Monson-Guard Terry Stout-Forward Tom Ziehmer-Guard LETTER MEN’S CLUB Front Row: Kenny Monson, Gale Williams, Bill Pratt, Terry Stout, Jerry Berg, Terry James. Back Row: Terry Beed, Larry Tegeler, Duane Blair, Richard Sparr, and Royce Lyall. this page co—sponsored by PONTON SERVICE, EL.KHORN BAR, and TEG'S KEG, of battle CREEK, NEBRASKA, AND KLAWITTER AUTO, NORFOLK, NEBRASKA Coach Graham wraps Kathy Kinkle’s wrists for added strength in spiking. OFFICIAL SCOREKEEPER-JoDene Halsey. Due to a back ailment, JoDene wasn't able to participate on the floor, but served ably as score-keeper. VOLLEYBALL GIRLS MAKE The Meadow Grove volleyball team won five games and lost seven. The squad was made up of 3 seniors, 3 juniors, 5 sophomores, and 4 freshmen. Next year the Trojanettes will have twelve returning lettermen. The potential is present for a real good season next year. 40 Bring down those spikes. Rose! Susan Margritz, Shirley Hummer, Linda Werner, Murray, Mr. Graham, coach, Rosemary Novotny, Galyen, Valerie Fogleman, Carole Scott. Carol Kuchar, MariAnn Galyen, Evelyn DeCamp, Katrena Nancy Verplank, Mary Odland, Karren Praeuner, Cheryl IMPROVEMENT OVER LAST YEAR Evelyn tries to block Katrena's spike while warming up for the Sandhills Gateway Tournament at Chambers. The Trojanettes wait while the scoreboard is being repaired at the Oakedale-Meadow Grove game. 41 Meadow Grove had just one boy who made track headlines this year Gale Williams, a junior, qualified for the State Track Meet at Lincoln in the shot put and discus, Williams was the first Meadow Grove boy to qualify in a State Track Meet and receive double honors by placing second in the shot put with a throw of 50 feet and 9 inches and third in the discus with a throw of 137 feet and 11 1 2 inches. GIRL’S TRACK Three girls participated in girl's track this spring. They were Marlys Green, Evelyn DeCamp, and Karren Praeuner. All three of these girls entered the Sandhills Gateway Conference Track Meet at Orchard, The results were: Marlys Green placed second in the fifty yard dash, third in the one hundred yard dash, and second in the broad jump; Evelyn DeCamp placed third in the shot put. 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SILLIK'S CONTINENTAL READY TO WEAR PIT , ( V $ GRAIN COMPANY SHOPPE Purina Chow 601 East Norfolk Avenue GLATT MOTORS Kent Feeds Norfolk, Nebraska 605 East Norfolk Ave. Phone 368-5308 Phone 371-4355 Norfolk, Nebraska Robert Heggemeyer ® When in Norfolk call Manager us for free transportation to and from downtown Phone 371-1530 Tilden, Nebr. ESTHER’S STORE CLARK BROS. HARMEL’S TRANSFER INC. THRIFTY WAY MARKET Where You Buy Serving Northeast Quality Merchandise Nebraska Daily Phone 371-5105 Phone 675-3145 Phone 371-2214 807 South 13th St. Battle Creek Norfolk Norfolk Nebraska Nebraksa Nebraska SCHMODE’S CONTINENTAL GRAIN COMPANY TILDEN DRUG j General REPAIRING on All Makes Tilden, Nebraska 24 Hour Wrecker Phone 30 i Service Gifts, School Supplies Open 6 Days A Week Earl Wauer-Manager Dial 371-1440 Cosmetics, Drugs 606 East Norfolk Ave. Meadow Grov£ Norfolk, Nebr. Nebraska Dependable Pharmacists 23 Best wishes to the Class of 65 May Success be with all of you. JOHNSON'S MARKET AND LOCKER COMPANY The Old Reliable - Since 1934 Tilden, Nebr. - Phone 368-5503 46 1 BATTLE CREEK GRAIN CO., INC. fH = - - --- = THE STYLE SHOP Nutrena Feeds Shoes And Accessories Ladies' and Children's Apparel Phone 675-2888 Willis Pelter, Pres. Lloyd Larson, Manager First With The Newest Phone 371-5322 Phone 371-2280 316-18 Norfolk Avenue Battle Creek 406 Norfolk Ave. Nebraska Norfolk, Nebr. Norfolk, Nebr. HOTEL MADISON BALLANTYNE’S In Norfolk THE FAIR FURNITURE, INC. Enjoy Dining In The Famous BEEF EATERS Wedding Receptions Our Specialty Stinson's Norfolk's Only Home Owned Dept. Store Complete Home Furnishings Since 1913 Call 371-5920 Norfolk, Nebraska MARSHALL MORTUARY KNIEVEL'S TV and APPLIANCE QUICK SERVE OIL CO. Tilden, Nebr. We Sell The Best Service The Rest Tilden, Nebraska Phone 368-5300 Phone 368-2903 Tilden, Nebr. Mobilgas-Mobiloil Established 1898 H. Myhre, Proprietor Member N.F.D.A. TELEVISION RADIO HI FI STEREO Phone 368-7702 47 SELF-SERVICE CARHART LUMBER RETHWISCH ECONO WASH COMPANY SHOE SERVICE Laundry Quality Shoes For All At Popular Norge Dry Cleaner Tilden, Nebraska Prices Vernon T. James Jacqueline Connie Wolverine Tilden Lumber Is Our Acme Nebraska Only Business Tilden, Nebr. TILDEN BOWLING GRUBB DONUT SHOP GRUBB GARAGE LANES Donuts, rolls Wesley Stanley Open cakes, General Repairing Front End Bowling Each Afternoon Wedding Specialities Wheel Alignment and Tilden Phone 368-7703 Friday Evening Nebraska Tilden, Nebr. MEADOWS GROVE WHITE WAY CAFE SHEPPARD'S HOME NEWS BAKERY Open 7 Days A Week Specializing In Wedding Cakes Commercial Printing Home Cooked Meals Good Coffee Party Cakes Homemade Pasteries Bread, Rolls and Doughnuts j Phone No. 1 Irene Higbee Baked Fresh Daily Call us Phone A105 209 Norfolk Av. when you have news Meadow Grove, Nebr. Norfolk, Nebr. 48 SCOTT FARM EQUIP. INC. P. O. Box 954—So. Hi-Way 81 Norfolk, Nebraska Phone 371-3656 Tractors-Farm Implements Industrial-Farm Hand Good Equipment Makes A Good Farmer Better BATTLE CREEK CO-OP CREAMERY Cream - Eggs Lockers And Meat Processing Bulk, Sack, Liquid, Anhydrpis Co-op Fertilizers Co-op Feeds Co-op Gasoline And Petroleum Products You Own Itl Use Itl Boost Itl Boosters NORFOLK BATTLE CREEK King Koin Launderomat Dr. M. W. Hunt, D.D.S Glens Market Braves Cafe Dr. C. E. Bush Koudelka Market Gary's Book Store Battle Creek Beauty Shop E. J. Hoopman Doering's Drug Behmer's Music Center Larsons Conoco Dr. C. A. Wilber D.D.S. TILDEN MEADOW GROVE Tilden Shoe Store Drs. Barr Barr Jean's Coffee Shop Al's Cafe Johnsons Variety Marilyn's Beauty Shop Gamble's Store Marquardt Stack Moving Tilden Citizen 49 ’Harold Congratulations Senior Class of '65 It has been a pleasure to serve you. Ready to serve you in years to come, with portraits that are different. 'Tina' Mauck Studio Plainview Nebraska ROMAN PACKING COMPANY Finest Quality Meats j Phone 371-5990 South 13th Norfolk, Nebraska 50 Noon hour rush The lost is found. Mr. Hummer and the new bus. The line up Br-r-r-r! Chief cooks I'm still looking. 4 twi br WAlSWOftTM Mo. U a A '