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

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1967 volume:

TROJAN 67 Meadow Grove High School Meadow Grove, Nebraska JaNelle Horrocks—Editor 1 Royce Lyall—Co-Editor TROJAN STAFF STANDING: Richard Sparr, Dave Rosenberg, Darrel Schmidt, Steve Sparr, Rosemary Novotny, Evelyn DeCamp, Kathy Kinkle, Mick Kuchar, Rodney Ziehmer, Terry Beed, Mr. Graham. SEATED: Garry McIntosh, Karren Praeuner, JaNelle Horrocks, Royce Lyall, Larry Tegeler. Co-Editors ......... Faculty............. Class Pictures . . . Sneak Day .......... Graduation .... Music................. Banquets............ Advertising Manager Business Manager . Sales Manager . . . Class Plays .... Athletics........... JaNelle Horrocks Royce Lyall . . Garry McIntosh . . . Kathy Kinkle Richard Sparr . . . Terry Beed . . Steve Sparr Garry McIntosh Rosemary Novotny . Evelyn DeCamp Karren Praeuner . . Larry Tegeler . Michael Kuchar Ricky Foglemen . David Rosenberg Rodney Ziehmer . . Darrel Schmidt Evelyn DeCamp DEDICATION We, the Senior Class of 1967, dedicate our annual to the Meadow Grove High School. This is done in appreciation for the educational opportunities we have received through our years of high school. With the formation of the new Elkhom Valley High School, the long line of Meadow Grove graduates has ended, but the halls will long echo with voices. FACULTY MR. VICTOR GRAHAM Peru State College; University of Oregon; Volleyball Coach English MR. CHARLES HUMMER Wayne State; Science Industrial Arts; Bus Driver MR. KEITH STEINER Wayne State; Social Studies Coach MISS NANCY GATEWOOD Wayne State; Mathematics Librarian MR. ROBERT ROHLFSEN Wayne State; Commercial Arts Coach MRS. DOROTHEA FERGUSON Marymount College, Salina, Kansas; Home Economics this page co-sponsored BY NELSON'S FARM EQUIPMENT AND BAYNE'S, both OP TILDEN, NEBRASKA 3 MRS. RUTH McKEEVER Wayne State, 7 8 MRS. JEAN WARRICK Nebraska Wesleyan, English Vocal Music MRS. MARY SULLIVAN Secretary FACULTY MRS. ELEANOR HAMELY Wayne State, 3 4 MRS. MARLENE WINTERS Wayne State, 5 6 BOARD OF EDUCATION Front Row: Gordon McIntosh, Dale Inness, Don Pratt, Don Warnke Back Row: Arnold Werner, Alvin Meyer, Jack Warrick, Wayne Tegeler this page is sponsored bv THE WESTGATE PHARMACY, NORFOLK, Nebraska MR. RALPH SWITZER Custodian MRS. DORTHY SULLIVAN Wayne State, K., 1 2 SENIORS TERRY BEED Ambition: Racing in the automotive world. Pet Peeve: Stuck-up girls. Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Music Contest 1,2,3,4; Music Festival 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3.4; Basketball 1,2; Track 1,2,3; County Government Day 3, Class Play 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Sports Royalty 4. SENIORS EVELYN DECAMP Ambition: To be a good blue rock shooter. Pep Peeve: People who tell me what to do and how. Mixed Chorus 3,4; Music Contest 4; Music Festival 3,4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3; Pep Club Vice-President 4; County Government Day 3; Kearney Contest 4; Class Play 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Sports Royalty 4. 6 RICKEY FOGLEMAN Ambition: To be a pilot. Pet Peeve: Loud people. Class Play 4; Annual Staff 4. OF 1967 JANELLE HORROCKS Ambition: To succeed in whatever I do. Pep Peeve: People who lie. Band 1; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Girls Glee 1,2,3,4; Madrigal 2; Triple Trio 3,4; Music Contest 1,2,3,4; Music Festival 1,2,3,4; Volleyball Scorekeeper 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Class Secretary-Treasurer 1; Declamatory Contest 3,4; County Government Day 3; Class Play 3,4; Annual Editor 4, Sports Royalty 4. 7 . KATHERINE KINKLE Ambition: To become a registered nurse. Pep Peeve: People who cheat in life. Band 1,2,3; Clarinet Quartet 1,2,3; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Girls Glee 1,2,3, 4; Madrigal 2; Triple Trio 4; Music Contest 1,2,3,4; Music Festival 1,2,3, 4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Class Secretary-Treasurer 2,4; Pep Club Newsreporter 3; Kearney Contest 2,3,4; County Government Day 3; Class Play 3,4; Declamatory Contest 4; Annual Staff 4; Sports Royalty 4. OURSELVES MICHAEL KUCHAR Ambition: To make a lot of money and remain in retirement. Pep Peeve: Big-mouth little kids. Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Music Contest 1,2,3,4; Music Festival 1,2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; Track 1,2; Class Vice-President 2,4; County Government Day 3; Class Play 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Sports Royalty 4. 8 ROYCE LYALL Ambition: To own a 427 Ford. Pep Peeve: Women, ugh. Mixed Chorus 1; Football 1,4; Basketball 2,3; Class Play 4; Annual Staff 4. THE FUTURE LIES” GARRY MCINTOSH Ambition: To be a Number One D.J. Pet Peeve: Tight people. Band 1,2,3; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Music Contest 1,2,3,4; Music Festival 1,2,3,4; Basketball 2; Student Manager 3,4; Class President 2,4; Class Vice-President 1; County Government Day 3; Class Play 3,4; Annual Staff 4. 9 ROSEMARY NOVOTNY Ambition: To be a millionaire. Pet Peeve: People who think they know everything. Band 1,2,3; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Girls Glee 1,2,3,4; Mixed Ensemble 3,4; Music Contest 1,2,3,4; Music Festival 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 1; Class Secretary-Treasurer 3; Class Newsreporter 2; Pep Club President 4; County Government Day 3, Class Play 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Sports Queen 4. CLASS COLORS: KARREN PRAEUNER Ambition: To become an airline stewardess. Pet Peeve: Deceit. Band 1; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Girls Glee 1,2,3,4; Triple Trio 1,2; Mixed Ensemble 4; Music Contest 1,2,3,4; Music Festival 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 1, 2,3,4; Track 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 2,3,4; County Government Day 3; Class Play 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Sports Royalty 4. 10 DAVID ROSENBERG Ambition : To have a fast car. Chevy, of course!!!!! Pep Peeve: Dumb women. Class Play 4, Annual Staff 4. BLUE % GOLD DARREL SCHMIDT Ambition: To become a coach. Pet Peeve: People who get by with something I can’t. Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Mixed Ensemble 1,4; Music Contest 1,2,3,4; Music Festival 1,2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Track 1,4; Kearney Contest 4; County Government Day 3, Class Play 3,4; Annual Staff 4, Class Newsreporter 4; Sports Royalty 4. 11 RICHARD SPARR Ambition: To be a millionaire. Pet Peeve: Girls who think they know everything. Mixed Chorus 1,2; Music Contest 1,2; Music Festival 1; Football 1; Basketball 1,2; Track 1; Class Play 4; Annual Staff 4. CLASS FLOWER: STEVEN SPARR Ambition: To own a Ford GT. Pet Peeve: Stuck-up girls. Mixed Chorus 1,2; Music Contest 1,2; Music Festival 1,2; Football 1,2,4; Class Play 3,4; Annual Staff 4. 12 LARRY TEGELER Ambition: To become a pilot. Pet Peeve: Writing letters. Mixed Chorus 3,4; Music Contest 3,4; Music Festival 3,4; Football 1,2,3, 4; Track 1,3,4; Class President 1; Class Newsreporter 3; County Government Day 3; Class Play 3,4; Kearney Contest 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Sports King 4. ROSE RODNEY ZIEHMER Ambition: To be a bachelor. Pet Peeve: Girls that think they're too good. Football 1,2,3,4; Class Play 4; Annual Staff 4; Sports Royalty 4. 13 SNEAK DAY Sixteen seniors plus Mr. Steiner and Mr. Hummer left April 19, 1967 at 6:00 A.M. for Omaha, Nebraska, on Sneak Day. The group stopped at Al's Cafe in Fremont for breakfast. Their first stop in Omaha was the Crossroads, where they stopped till noon. For lunch they ate at the House of Chin, a Chinese restaurant where they had a variety of Chinese foods. In the afternoon they attended A Man For All Seasons at the Cooper Theater in downtown Omaha. A steak dinner was enjoyed at Marchio's an Italian restaurant. They attended the very colorful Ice Follies in the evening, which everyone enjoyed very much. The group arrived home at 2:00 A. M. very tired and happy. Those attending were: Steve Sparr, Rosemary Novotny, Darrel Schmidt, Larry Tegeler, JaNelle Horrocks, Royce Lyall, Rickey Fogleman, Terry Beed, Katherine Kinkle, Michael Kuchar, Richard Sparr, Karren Praeuner, Evelyn DeCamp, David Rosenburg, Rodney Zeihmer, Garry McIntosh, Mr. Steiner and Mr. Hummer. On the way to the Ice Follies! Wonder girls! Royce, the well dressed Senior! 14 THIS PAGE IS CO-SPONSORED BY ANTLER'S CAFE AND NORTHSIDE SERVICE, TILDEN, NEBRASKA Dinner at Marchio's. The starving Seniors!! Manners at Marchio’s! A toast at Marico's« Beauty shop on the bus!? this page is co—sponsored bv THE AMERICAN LEGION, MIKETS 66 SERVICE, tilden, NEBRASKA, AND THE FAIR STORE, NORFOLK, NEBRASKA 15 GRADUATION Baccalaureate services were held on May 14, 1967. Rev. Douglas Jones delivered the address What Do I Expect Of Me? Darrel Schmidt sang You'll Never Walk Alone and triple trio sang I’ll Walk With God. Kathy Collins played the processional and recessional. Commencement exercises were held on May 18, 1967. The Salutatorian and Valedictorian gave the Commencement addresses. Mr. Charles Hummer presented the Salutatorian award to Kathy Kinkle and the Valedictorian and Regents scholarship to Larry Tegeler. Larry also received three scholarships to Nebraska Wesylan. Mr. Hummer gave small awards to those who had perfect attendance. Those Seniors receiving this award were Evelyn DeCamp and Darrel Schmidt. Superintendent Graham presented the class of 1967 and Mr. Wayne Tegeler, a member of the School Board, presented them with their diplomas. The Freshman-Sophomore girls had a vocal selection entitled Graduation Day . Rev. K. F. Wentzel gave the Invocation and Benediction. The processional and recessional were played by Diane Warnke. Member of the graduation class were: Terry Beed Evelyn DeCamp JaNelle Horrocks Kathy Kinkle Michael Kuchar Royce Lyall Rodney Ziehmer Garry McIntosh Rosemary Novotny Karren Praeuner Darrel Schmidt Steven Sparr Larry Tegeler CLASS MOTTO In Ourselves The Future Lies COLORS Gold and Blue FLOWER 16 Rose UNDERGRADS JUNIORS TOP ROW: Steve Bredehoft, Tim Collins, Valerie Fogleman, Mariann Galyen, Debi Horrocks, Shirley Hummer. MIDDLE ROW: John Humphrey, Dennis Lyall, Bonnie Praeuner, Greg Schwartz, Robert Span-, Jerry Stout. BOTTOM ROW: Dennis Suckstorf, Karla Werner, Linda Werner, Ben Wyatt, Douglas Zeihmer. President..................Mariann Galyen Secretary-Treasurer .... Debi Horrocks Newsreporter .............. Dennis Lyall Vice-President .......... Greg Schwartz Class Sponsor ........... Robert Rohlfsen Cheerleaders ............... Linda Werner Bonnie Praeuner Girls State................Linda Werner Boys State Greg Schwartz SOPHOMORES TOP ROW: Richard Brandstetter, Bonnie Braun, Becky Brehehoft, Peggy Collins, Kathy Collins, Eugene Galyen. MIDDLE ROW: Gerry Graber, Dianne Horrocks, Betty Humphrey, Janice Kinkle, Elaine Murray, Steve Schwartz. BOTTOM ROW: Jerry Smith, Lyle Sparr, Beverly Suckstorf, Jim Verplank. ABSENT: Richard Daniel. President............. Vice-President . . Secretary-Treasurer News Reporter . . Sponsor .......... , Cheerleaders . . . , . Bonnie Braun Richard Daniel Kathy Collins Steve Schwartz . Mr. Hummer Kathy Collins Bonnie Braun FRESHMEN TOP ROW: Marilyn Beed, Robert Berry, Don Daniel, Dianna Duhachek, Darla Horrocks, Myron Kouba. SECOND ROW: Peggy Kuchar, Kirk Lieswald, Marilyn Mather, Norman Nelson, David Samuelson, Janel Schmidt. THIRD ROW: Jack Smith, Donald Sparr, Jane Tegeler, Diane Warnke, Stanley Weingart, Ricky Waterbury. FOURTH ROW: Larry Werner ABSENT: Jim Werner, Robert Uecker President..............Darla Horrocks Vice-President.............Jack Smith Secretary...............Diane Warnke Treasurer.......................Larry Werner Class Sponsor.....................Mr. Graham Cheerleaders............Jane Tegeler Marilyn Beed 20 UNDERGRADS 3RD AND 4TH GRADES Top Row: Terri James, Lori Munger, David Mount, Darla Rohlff, John Tegeler, Terry Mather, Virginia Verplank Bottom Row: Mrs. Hamley, David Green, Scot Schrodeder, Debra Warrick, Jim Pratt, Patti Inness, Jeff Lieswald KINDERGARTEN, 1ST, AND 2ND GRADES Top Row: Jerry Leiding, Mike Mather, Terry Smith, Ricky Gardner, Jay Collins, Larry Carr, Cindy James, Nancy Carr Middle Row: Cary Horrocks, Chuck Wilkin, Susan Winters, Ralph Johnson, Jeff Suckstorf, David Wilkin, Leslie Ann Lieswald, Carl Fogleman, Kevin Murray Bottom Row: Betty Fister, Doug Warrick, Randy Waterbury, Mark Smith, Tammy Pulley, Donna Rohlff, Larry Fister, Steve Winters, Danny Warnke 22 5TH AND 6TH GRADES TOP ROW: Richard Mount, Deborah Stout, Mike Horrocks, Beverly Werner, LuAnn Kuchar. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Winters, Beverly Braun, Jerry Mount. Julie Smith, John Sullivan, Lovie Ann Fogleman. BOTTOM ROW': Sherry Verplank, Lori Warnke, Bonnie Werner, Sandra Mather, Mychelle Horrocks, David Praeuner. ABSENT: Scott Hale 7TH AND 8TH GRADES TOP ROW: Jill Smith, Janene Green, Mary Jane Munger, Larry Inness, Bob Pratt, Randy Lieswald, Mary Jo Sullivan, SECOND ROW: Mrs. McKeever, Steve Suckstorf, Cyndee Novotny, Gary Inness, Loren Brandstetter, Ann Hummer, Kathy Pratt, Bill Graber. BOTTOM ROW: Lynn Tegeler, Connie Watson, Carol Werner, Denise Collins, Linda Blair, Beverly McClatchy, Marilyn James, Chipper Lewis. ABSENT: Warren Hale GRADE SCHOOL OPERETTA Frog Prince ......... John Sullivan Queen...................... Beverly Werner King ......................... Scott Hale Peasant Leaders ........... Richard Mount Mike Horrocks David Praeuner Gipsy ....................... Debbie Stout Butler ...................... Jerry Mount Princess......................Lori Wamke Servants ............... 3rd and 4th Grades Peasants .....................Kindergarten, 1st and 2nd Grades Dolls ............. 4th, 5th and 6th Grades Set Arrangement .... 7th and 8th Grades In November the grade school presented its annual operetta. This year they presented The Frog Prince by Evalyn Parker and Glenda Boda. The Frog Prince is taken from the fairy story of the same name. Because this is a fairy story, in addition to the music composed by themselves, the authors have made use of several well-known nursery rhymes. Mrs. J. W. Warrick III was the director and the accompanist. 7TH AND 8TH GRADE BASKETBALL TEAM FIRST ROW: Warren Hale, Scott Hale, Mike Horrocks, David Praeuner, Steve Suckstorf, Bill Graber SECOND ROW: Bob Pratt, Loren Brandstetter, Garry Inness, Larry Inness, Randy Lieswald, Chipper Lewis, John Sullivan. COACH: Robert Rohlfsen These boys received 3rd place in the Sandhill Gateway Tournament at Orchard. CHEERLEADERS Ann Hummer, Cindy Novotny, Kathy Pratt, and Lynn Tegeler this page co-sponsored bv CARHART'S AND HOUSE OIL COMPANY, both 24 OF TILDEN,NEBRASKA ACTIVITIES MIXED CHORUS TOP ROW: Elaine Murray, Darrel Schmidt, Garry McIntosh, Dennis Lyall, Larry Tegeler, Jerry Stout, Mick Kuchar, Rosemary Novotny, Kathy Kinkle, Evelyn DeCamp, Jane Tegeler. SECOND ROW': Beverly Suckstorf, Debi Horrocks, Eugene Galyen, Jerry Smith, Larry Werner, Jack Smith, Mrs. Warrick, Terry Beed, Mariann Galyen, Bonnie Praeuner, Darla Horrocks, Valerie Fogleman, Peggy Collins. BOTTOM ROW: Dianna Duhachek, Linda Werner, Kathy Collins, Diane Warnke, Bonnie Braun, Janice Kinkle, Dianne Horrocks, Karren Praeuner, JaNelle Horrocks, Shirley Hummer, Marilyn Mather, Betty Humphrey. MIXED ENSEMBLE BACK ROW: Dennis Lyall, Jerry Stout, Darrel Schmidt. MIDDLE ROW: Darla Horrocks, Rosemary Novotny. FRONT ROW: Shirley Hummer, Karren Praeuner, Diane Warnke. ACCOMPANIST: Debi Horrocks 26 this page sponsored by BATTLE CREEK STATE BANK i BATTLE CREEK, NEBRASKA GIRLS’ GLEE ft ft ft ft . . a ft ftf TOP ROW: Mrs. Warrick, Rosemary Novotny, Debi Horrocks, Beverly Suckstorf, Dianne Horrocks, Elaine Murray, Kathy Kinkle, Darla Horrocks, Shirley Hummer, Valerie Fogleman, Karren Praeuner, Betty Humphrey. BOTTOM ROW: Kathy Collins, Linda Werner, Bonnie Braun, Diane Warnke, Janice Kinkle, Dianna Duhachek, Mariann Galyen, Bonnie Praeuner, Jane Tegeler, JaNelle Horrocks, Becky Bredehoft, Marilyn Mather, Peggy Collins. TRIPLE TRIO Darla Horrocks, Bonnie Praeuner, Valerie Fogleman, Kathy Kinkle, Dianne Horrocks, Debi Horrocks, Kathy Collins, JaNelle Horrocks. ACCOMPANIST: Diane Warnke this page sponsored bv BATTLE CREEK MANUFACTURING INC., battle creek. TRIO Linda Werner, Dianne Horrocks and Bonnie Praeuner ACCOMPANIST Kathy Collins TILDEN-MEADOW GROVE MASS CONCERT On April 4th and 5th, 104 students from Tilden and Meadow Grove schools presented their Spring Concert. On April 4th, it was held in Meadow Grove and on April 5th, it was held in Tilden. Each small group presented one number. Accompanists were Debi Horrocks, Nancy Schulze, Bonnie Praeuner, and Carolee Dunivan. It was top musical entertainment. DISTRICT MUSIC CONTEST The District Music Contest was held at O'Neil, April 13th, with classes A,B, C, and D schools participating. Meadow Grove went as a class D school and did very well this year. Those which received a superior: Debi Horrocks (solo), Linda Werner (solo), Darla Horrocks (solo), triple trio, and trio. Those receiving an excellent: Darrel Schmidt (solo), Dianne Horrocks (solo), Diane Warnke (solo), girl's glee and mixed chorus. Kathy Collins (solo) and mixed ensemble received a good. The groups which participated are to be praised for their hard work, and Mrs. Jack Warrick III congratulated for their remarkable record. 28 THIS PAGE SPONSORED BV BATTLE CREEK CO—OP CREAMERY CO., BATTUE CREEK, NEBRASKA THE MUSIC KLAN Tuning up!! THIS PAGE IS CO—SPONSORED BV JOHNSON’S MARKET AND BERT’S CAPE, TILDEN, NEBRASKA 29 SPORTS BANQUET AND PROM Queen Rosemary Novotny and King Larry Tegeler presided over the 1967 Sports Banquet and Prom. Their court consisted of Kathy Kinkle and Darrel Schmidt, first attendants; Karren Praeuner and Rodney Zeihmer, second attendants; JaNelle Horrocks and Michael Kuchar, third attendants; and Evelyn DeCamp and Terry Beed, fourth attendants. The crown bearers were Nancy Carr and Mark Smith. Dianne Horrocks presented Queen Rosemary with a dozen red roses and also gave gifts to both the king and queen. The 1966-67 Meadow Grove High School Sports Banquet and Prom was held Saturday, April 1 in the high school auditorium. The Pep Club decorated around the theme The Key to Success is Good Sportsmanship. Decorations were in red and white. Arches for the royalty to march through led to the stage on either side of the auditorium. The meal was prepared by the Pep Club Mother's and served by Loren Brandstetter, Janean Green, Ann Hummer, Gary Inness, Larry Inness, Beverly McClatchey, Bob Pratt, Kathy Pratt, Jill Smith, Mary Jo Sullivan, Lynn Tegeler, Cyndee Novotny, and Carol Werner. The welcome was given by Rosemary Novotny, who also presented Miss Gatewood with a gift from the Pep Club. The Master of Ceremonies was Garry McIntosh. Debi Horrocks sang Georgie Girl ; and was accompanied by Darla Horrocks. Volleyball letters were presented by Mr. Victor Graham. Football, Basketball, and track letters were presented by Mr. Bob Rohlfsen. Pep Club letters were presented by Miss Gatewood. The trio, consisting of Linda Werner, Dianne Horrocks and Bonnie Praeuner and accompanied by Kathy Collins, sang Yellow Bird . The cheerleaders who will represent Meadow Grove at the Elkhorn Valley High School for the next year term were announced by Miss Nancy Gatewood. They will be Linda Werner, Dianne Horrocks, and Darla Horrocks. The Chants played for the prom afterwards which was attended by Meadow Grove High School students and their dates. The Theme Royalty First Attendants Darrel Schmidt and Kathy Kinkle Second Attendants Rodney Zeihmer and Karren Praeuner Third Attendants Mick Kuchar and JaNelle Horrocks Fourth Attendants Terry Beed and Evelyn DeCamp JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM SHANGRI-LA” The theme of the 1967 Junior-Senior Banquet was Shangri-la . The walls were done in red, yellow and orange, and the ceiling was done in aqua, green and blue. Covering the east wall was a picture of Mt. Fugi and bordering the west wall was a small bridge. The waitresses and waiters were Kathy Collins, Beverly Suckstorf, Peggy Collins, Dianne Horrocks, Bonnie Braun, Steve Schwartz, Gerry Graber, Richard Brandsetter, Rick Daniel, and Jim Verplank. Mari Galyen gave the welcome to the faculty, Seniors and guests. Garry McIntosh gave the response on behalf of the Seniors. Doug Ziehmer was Master of Ceremonies for the evening. Entertainment for the evening was provided by the Sophomore triple trio singing I Wish I Were A Fish and Dianne Horrocks sang Puff, The Magic Dragon. Doug also read the Senior's Class Will and the Senior Prophecy. The Prophets played for the Prom immediately following the banquet. THANK YOU, JUNIORS 32 this page is sponsored bv THE DELAY 1ST NATIONAL BANK, Norfolk, Nebraska The Bridge Enjoying a good meal JaNelle's prize The Freshman group this page is sponsored by JAMES C. BRADFORD, NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE, Norfolk, NEBRASKA JUNIOR CLASS PLAY 'ARE TEACHERS HUMAN” CAST Betty Gregg.......... Liza Felton.......... Suzanne Hart ........ Edward Fowler . . . Arbutis Meadows . . C. Solomon Stone . . Dolores Stone........ Hortense Anderson . . Kewpie Russell . . . Shorty Welsch........ Jeff Sanders .... Mike Lang .......... Puddenhead Pye . . , Stage Manager, props Director ............. . Debi Horrocks . MariannGalyen Bonnie Praeuner . . Dennis Lyall . . Linda Werner . . . Tim Collins Valerie Fogleman Shi rely Hummer . . Karla Werner , . Doug Ziehmer . Greg Schwartz . . . Bob Sparr Dennis Suckstorf . . . Ben Wyatt De Witt Miller Liza Felton and Suzanne Hart, two attractive seniors who have been carrying on a personal feud for four years. There is Hortense Anderson who is a very intellectual Miss. Of course there is the class clown. Shorty Welsh. Puddenhead Pye, the football hero, who has a lot of trouble with English. He is prodded on by his football coach Mike Lang. Jeff Sanders and Kewpie Russell, two seniors, who are in Miss Meadows play. A friend of all is Betty Gregg, secretary of the Principal. Fowler is the young and brand new principal at Central High. Arbutis Meadows is the younger and equally new attraction. The complications begin when Arbutis selects the Senior Play. A poetic tradegy written by Hortense Anderson in free verse. The verse is so free, in fact, it defies anyone to capture and get a little meaning out of it. When this play goes into rehearsal, the result is pure comedy. Further complications arise from the triangle-like situation among Fowler, Arbutis and Dolores Stone, daughter of Solomon Stone, tyrannical head of the local school board. Also competing for Arbutis's attention is the high-powered football coach, who goes to great lengths to keep Puddenhead Pye eligible for the team. 34 this pace co—sponsored by BATTLE CREEK GRAIN CO. and OSBORN TRANSFER, both of battle CREEK, NEBRASKA SENIOR CLASS PLAY , - HOME SWEET HOMICIDE Marian Carstairs..........Rosemary Novotny Archie ........................ Terry Beed April..........................Kathy Kinkle Dinah...................... Evelyn DeCamp Polly Walker ........... . . . Karren Praeuner Wallie Sanford................ Rod Ziehmer Dinah, April and Archie Mrs. Cherington................JaNelleHorrocks are the teenage children of “r- cherington...............Darrel Schmidt , Rupert Van Deusen..............Steve Sparr Marian Carstairs, a murder Frankie Riley..................Rodziehmer mystery writer. These chil- Bill smith ...................Larry Tegeier dren are looking for the op- Sergeant °'Hare ............. portunity for their mother to JoellaV. V. V.Y. V Karren Praeuner solve a real live murder, and Flashlight.....................Richard Sparr the occasion did present itself. “g .’.7.7.7 .7 j el Hor The police Lieutenant, Bill Mag.......................................Dave Rosenburg Smith, who arrives on the Joe ........................... Steve Sparr Qppnp folio jn love with Mrs Besty .................... Rosemary Novotny scene, Ians in love Wlin ivirs. Stage Manager ............... Ricky Fogleman Carstairs, while April, Director ................... Mr. Graham Dinah, and Archie continue to solve the mystery. The teenage children solve the murder and turn it over to the lieutenant and his associate, Captain O'Hare. With the help of Wallie Sanford, Frankie Riley, Rubert Van Dusen, Flashlight, Sluckey, Wendy, Betsy, Mag, Polly and Pete, the murderer Mr. Cherington, whom no one suspected, was hauled off to jail, while his tearful wife looked on. The entire senior class enjoyed presenting this, under the direction of Mr. Graham. Thanks to a huge crowd, the gate receipts were larger than they had been in previous years. yy THIS PAGE CO-SPONSORED BY DR. E. L. CHURCH AND ESTHER'S, BOTH OF BATTLE CREEK, NEBRASKA 35 DECLAMATORY CONTEST THE BOOK Julie Miss Moon Aunt Laura Directed by Mrs. Jack Warrick in Linda Werner Kathy Kinkle JaNelle Horrocks This one-act drama rated an excellent at the Declamatory Contest in Norfolk. In the individual acting Linda Werner and JaNelle Horrocks received a superior. Evelyn DeCamp and Rosemary Novotny assisted with stage props and prompting. COUNTY GOVERNMENT DAY Bonnie Praeuner Mariann Galyen Tim Collins Valerie Fogleman Douglas Ziehmer Shirley Hummer Greg Shwartz Debi Horrocks Dennis Lyall Linda Werner Dennis Suckstorf Ben Wyatt County Judge County Welfare Administrator County Sheriff County Clerk County Veteran's Service Officer Clerk of the District Court County Commissioner County Assessor County Treasurer Superintendent of Schools County Attorney Registrar of Deeds KEARNEY INTER-HIGH SCHOOL CONTEST Rick Daniel ........................... World History General Biology Mariann Galyen............Beginning Typewriting Debie Horrocks ................ English Usage Darrel Schmidt . Bookkeeping Evelyn DeCamp .... Advanced Typewriting Ricky Waterbury.............Elementary Algebra Geography Dianne Horrocks...........Second Year Algebra Larry Tegeler .................. Trigonometry Chemistry Kathy Collins..................Plane Geometry Drivers Education Kathy Kinkle..............American Government Stanley Weingart......................General Science Bonnie Praeuner...............American History 36 th«s page is co-sponsored bv KOHL'S IGA and MARSH'S MARKET, both of tilden, Nebraska ATHLETICS PEP CLUB Top Row: Miss Gatewood, Valerie Fogleman, Rosemary Novotny, Debra Horrocks, Beverly Suckstorf, Elaine Murray, Dianne Horrocks, Evelyn DeCamp, Peggy Kuchar. Bottom Row: Betty Humphrey, JaNelle Schmidt, Janice Kinkle, Dianna Duhachek, Darla Horrocks, Kathy Kinkle, Mariann Galyen, Shirley Hummer, Diane Warnke, Marilyn Mather. PEP CLUB OFFICERS President:.. .Rosemary Novotny Vice-President: ....... Evelyn DeCamp Secretary-Treasurer: . . Dianne Horrocks this page co-sponsored bv TIETGEN LUMBER CO. AND KLEIN SERVICE, both 38 OF BATTLE CREEK. NEBRASKA CHEERLEADERS AM CHEERLEADERS: Karren Preauner, Bonnie Preauner, Linda Werner, JaNei: Ho: t’ks. TEAM CHEERLEADERS: Marilyn Beed, Jane Tegeler, Bonnie Braun, Kathy Collins. sponsored BV ZIMMERMAN INSURANCE AGENCY AND JACKIE S, both EK. NEBRASKA OF BAT 39 FOOTBALL FRONT ROW: Mick Kuchar, Rod Ziehmer, Steve Sparr, Larry Tegeler, Terry Beed. MIDDLE ROW: Coach Miller, Bob Sparr, John Humphrey, Dennis Suckstorf, Benny Wyatt, Rick Daniel, Myron Kouba, Coach Rohlfsen. BACK ROW: Student manager Jerry Smith, Eugene Galyen, Jack Smith, Jim Verplank, Rich Brandstetter, Larry Werner, Don Daniel, Don Sparr, and Student manager Garry McIntosh. Though the Meadow Grove football team had a disappointing 3-6 season, they have shown an improvement over the past few years. A new coaching staff and injury to key players early in the season were major factors in the Trojans' unsuccessful endeavor. The Bartlett game proved fatal and probably changed the course of the season as four seniors Terry Beed, Larry Tegeler, Steve Sparr, and Royce Lyall were all injured. The future of the team looks very promising as most of the team will be together in the newly merged Elkorn Valley High School. Rodney Zeihmer was awarded Honorable Mention in the Sandhills-Gateway Conference. Meadow Grove . . . . .... 27 Creston 68 Meadow Grove . . . . .... 0 Bartlett 21 Meadow Grove . . . . .... 12 Clearwater .... 24 Meadow Grove . . . . .... 7 Chambers 35 Meadow Grove . . . . .... 12 Elgin 37 Meadow Grove . . . . .... 12 Orchard 6 Meadow Grove . . . . .... 45 Ewing 12 Meadow Grove . . . . .... 19 Humphrey 46 Meadow Grove . . . . .... 47 Page 13 Total . . .181 Total THIS PAGE IS CO-SPONSORED BY SCOTT FARM EQUIPMENT AND SCHMODE'S, BOTH OP NORFOLK, 40 ,4EBRa5KA SENIOR SQUAD Larry Tegeler Half-back Steven Sparr Center Guard Rodney Ziehmer Guard THIS PAGE IS CO-SPONSORED BV NORFOLK SPORTING GOODS AND NORFOLK IGA, BOTH of NORFOLK, NEBRASKA Michael Kuchar End Half-back Terry Beed Quarter-back Half-back BASKETBALL LEFT TO RIGHT: Eugene Galyen, Bob Berry, Norman Nelson, Larry Werner, Myron Kouba, Dennis Suckstorl, David Samuelson, Darrel Schmidt, Tim Collins, Jim Verplank. COACHES: Robert Rohlfsen, Keith Steiner. ABSENT: Jerry and Jack Smith Meadow Grove..................44 Meadow Grove..................60 Meadow Grove..................62 Meadow Grove..................40 Meadow Grove..................52 Meadow Grove..................51 Meadow Grove..................43 Meadow Grove..................40 Meadow Grove..................46 Meadow Grove.................57 Meadow Grove..................66 Meadow Grove..................71 Meadow Grove..................52 Meadow Grove..................60 Meadow Grove..................48 Meadow Grove.................48 ♦Sandhills Gateway Conference Tournament ♦District Basketball Tournament Chambers .............................70 Monroe................................45 Stuart................................71 Tilden ...............................78 Elgin.................................88 Clearwater............................88 Page .................................72 Petersburg............................46 Creston...............................81 Bartlett ............................ 75 Ewing................................ 73 Duncan................................48 Petersburg St. John...................51 Bartlett ............................ 72 Orchard ..............................70 Petersburg .......................... 55 As the 1966-67 season opened Meadow Grove was again faced with a new coaching staff. To make matters worse, the coaching staff changed hands just preceding the fourth game. But under the circumstances, Mr. Steiner and Coach Rohlfsen did a superb job. Lack of height and experience proved the downfall of the team, as we had only one man over six feet and only three upper classmen on the squad. The future of the team looks excellent, with the added growth and another year under their belts the new school should see a much improved team. this page is co—sponsored bv MODE O'DAV, GEHRKE'S T.V., HECKMAN, and GARY'S BOOKS OFFICE SUPPLY, all of NORFOLK, Nebraska Coach Steiner, Darrel, Coach Rohlfsen Darrel Schmidt Senior 93 Points THIS PAGE IS CO-SPONSORED BV THE FAIR STORE, SILLIK'S, NORFOLK OFFICE EQUIPMENT and SHEPPARD'S HOME BAKERY, all of Norfolk, Nebraska 43 TRACK Those boys participating were: Larry Tegeler Darrel Schmidt Ben Wyatt Bob Sparr Greg Schwartz John Humphrey Jim Verplank Jerry Smith Rick Daniel Larry Werner Jack Smith Bob Berry Don Sparr Track coaches Mr. Steiner and Mr. Rohlfsen didn't expect miracles from their young track squad but weren't too disappointed with the results. Though there were no state qualifiers the team showed excellent future material. It was the best showing of a Meadow Grove track team for quite a number of years. 44 P VOLLEYBALL Back Row: Mr. Graham, Diane Warnke, Bonnie Braun, Janice Kinkle, Elaine Murray, Jane Teleger, JaNelle Horrocks. Middle Row: Peggy Collins, Valerie Fogleman, MariAnn Galyen, Linda Werner. Front Row: Karren Praeuner, Kathy Kinkle, Evelyn DeCamp, Rosemary Novotny. The Trojanettes started out the season out with a first place trophy'won at the Orchard Invitational Volleyball Tournament by defeating Chambers. They also received third place trophy in the Sandhills Gateway Conference Tournament at Clearwater, beaten only by Orchard. This was a very successful year for the Meadow Grove Trojanettes who put a lot of effort through. The Meadow Grove Trojanettes were one of eight teams which participated in the Laurel Tournament. To participate in this tournament your seasons records had to be 75% or better in number of wins. Even though the Trojanettes got fourth place, they put forth a lot of effort. Their record was a 15-5, win-loss for their entire season. Mr. Graham coached the Trojanettes for this 66-67 year and did a remarkable job. THIS PAGE IS SPONSORED BY T1LDEN BANK, TILDEN, NEBRASKA 45 Meadow Grove-Page Meadow Grove-Ewing Meadow Grove-Clearwater Meadow Grove-Chambers Meadow Grove-Chambers Meadow Grove-Stuart Meadow Grove-Elgin Meadow Grove-Page Meadow Grove-Clearwater Meadow Grove-Ewing Meadow Grove-Duncan Meadow Grove-St. John Meadow Grove-Wheeler County Meadow Grove-Orchard Meadow Grove-Clearwater Meadow Grove-Orchard Meadow Grove-Wheeler County Meadow Grove-Pierce Meadow Grove-Laurel Meadow Grove-Orchard 10-6 11-8 15-4 10-8 11-6 12-9 8-6 13-2 12-7 6-12 6-9 15-3 12-4 15-7 12-5 11-2 2-6 12-3 11-9 15-4 9-5 15-4 15-2 8-10 15-4 10-4 11-8 15-0 14-8 5-15 4-13 8-6 13-4 5-9 10-3 15-7 15-7 15-8 15-7 2-15 14-16 10-15 15-0 8-15 SENIORS: Kathy Kinkle, Rosemary Novotny, Evelyn DeCamp, Karren Praeuner. JUNIORS: Mari Ann Galyen, Valerie Fogleman, Linda Werner SOPHOMORES: Elain Murray, Janice Kinkle, Bonnie Braun, Peggy Collins FRESHMEN: Jane Teleger, Diane Wamke. this page is co—sponsored bv MARRS F ORD AND MARSHALL'S MORTUARY, TILDEN, NEBRASKA A GLANCE BACKWARD THE SCHOOL In the early part of this century, the old school-house which is now known as the City Hall of our town, stood on the site of our present school building. The new brick building was erected in the year of 1911. It was not completed in time for use that fall, so school opened in the old frame building which had been moved down to its present location. Not having sufficient space for all pupils, the primary, first and second grades were placed in the old building on the north side of West Main Street, which is used by the Farmer Union for storage. Miss Amber Adams, now Mrs. Allie Horrocks, was teacher of that group. Miss Hennie Dales of Tilden taught third and fourth grades and Miss Nellie Mills who lived with her parents here in town, taught fifth and sixth grades. A large group of seventh and eighth graders were taught by Miss Donahue from Pennsylvania. The High School consisted of 20 pupils with two instructors, and had ninth, tenth and eleventh grades at that time. Mr. C. C. Otradovec, with Miss Leak Hurd, from the state of Maine, were in charge of the high school classes. Mr. Otradovec was supervisor of the entire school, a position which he held for many years. Some subjects taught in high school were: Latin for three years; English in all grades; two years of Algebra and Geometry; Botany and Physics each one year; Ancient History and Medieval History. Early in the year of 1912 all grades moved into the new school-house. This was the beginning of a great advancement. High School graduates were very few at that time and in the spring of 1911, only one pupil graduated from our eleven-grade high school. In the spring of 1912 there were four graduates. At the beginning of the term in 1912, the 12th grade was added, also a few new courses of study, including a Normal Training Course. This they could take if they could successfully pass the state required examinations which qualified them for that profession. Many schools were provided teachers from Meadow Grove High through this avenue. Another course added was shop, which both boys and girls could participate. A gymnasium had been provided in the basement where many exciting games of basketball took place that year. Some years later, the new gymnasium was built and the old gym was remodeled and used as a Home Economics room when that course was added to the curriculum. Also another subject was added, that being the study of the German language. A few years later students were given the opportunity to study French, and a little later, the Spanish language. The first class to graduate from the twelfth grade was in the spring of 1913. During these fifty-four years, many hundreds have graduated from Meadow Grove High School, but according to present trends, it seems inevitable that our present class of 1967 will have the distinction of being the last class to ever receive a diploma from Meadow Grove High School. 48 THE TOWN Meadow Grove was plated in 1886 on a quarter which was owned by P. V. Lewis. F. J. Hale built the first business house and David Ames the first dwelling. In the year of 1908 the town of Meadow Grove had four general stores where one could purchase shoes, over shoes, dry goods, of most any kind as well as groceries. One of them being located where the memorial park is now, was operated by L. R. Pritchard Son, one by James L. Dunn in the building where Giehler's Market is now, another was located at the site where Warrick's Lumber Yard and was known as Perkins Store. The other was operated by the Steelak's and was the building where Lewis Store is now. At this time there were two banks, The Security Bank, and the other, The State Bank, it being in the building where the Meadow Grove News is now. The Post Office was in the building which used to be known as Al's Cafe. The Post Master was a Mr. Robert Rouse and his son, George C. Rouse, had a small grocery business in the same building. Dr. W. L. Kindred had an office which is now our town library. There were two hardware stores, J. I. Beech, which is still located on the corner and Brewer Brown, which is now the tavern. There was a meat market where one could buy fresh meats. Two Black Smith Shops, one about where the new telephone building now stands, operated by Mr. Charles Carr and the other by Mr. John Schinck, it being where Darrel Carstens shop is now located. There were two barber shops and a confectionery store, with an assortment of things. Where the Post Office is now located was a livery stable. There was also a mill, it being located south of where the jail now stands. An Opera House was south of Lewis's and all kinds of entertainment was brought here. These are only a few things about the early history of our school and town. We would like to thank those who had any part in giving us any kind of information. It is hard to imagine that things were like this years ago. We hope you have enjoyed looking back . 49 51 m rout im w New addition Hickory Dicory Dock Touche! Woman killer? 53 54 ADVERTISING GIEHLER MARKET Meats - Fresh Fruits Vegetables Meat Processing Custom Butchering We Deliver 56 Phone 634-2662 Meadow Grove, Nebraska STOLLE FARM SERVICE Concentrates - Minerals - Cattle Supplement Hot Blended Black Strap Molasses On the Farm Custom Grinding Mixing SWEET LASSY FEED SCHREIBER MILLS, INC. St. Joseph, Missouri 57 Phone 634-2442 Meadow Grove, Nebraska COOPERATIVE CREDIT ASSOCIATION Loans Insurance of all kinds Serving the Meadow Grove community for 31 years Phone 634-2911 Lewis Store Phone 634-2626 Warrick's Lumber Co Building Hardware Accessories Phone: 634-2201 Meadow Grove, Nebr. Larson's Service Evans Serving you over 50 years Sundries - Wall Paper - Veterinary Needs Toiletries - Cards and Gifts 60 Phone 634-2929 Meadow Grove, Nebraska Bob's Frontier Service Phone 634-2400 Parts and Accessories Used Cars Bob Mather, Owner Meadow Grove, Nebraska Good Work at Reasonable Rates Phone 634-2300 Doris's Beauty Shop Phone 634-2323 Meadow Grove, Nebraska Farmers Union Co-op Assn. Phone 634-2211 Meadow Grove, Nebraska 62 Boosters Meadow Grove: Norfolk: Midwestern Peat Processing Mac's News Berry Blacksmith Shop Mary's Cafe Dr. Jack James Cobb's Dr. Clint Wilber (Donation) Sears Montgomery Ward Battle Creek: Klowitth Auto Marv's Standard Service Behmer's Red Bud Supply Ziegenbein Jewelers Koudelka Market Dr. C. E. Bush Elkorn Bar Tilden: Dr. Hunt Henson Tilden Cleaners Tilden Shoe Store T. B. Anderson Garage Barber Shop Plainview: Johnson's Variety Plainvieiv Lanes Rexall Drug Ballantynes's Furniture Double K Kesting Furniture 4th Street Auction House Merle's Body Shop L Phone: 371-5075 Norfolk, Nebraska Apco Station Norfolk, Nebraska Shweser's Shoes Dept. Phone: 371-1450 Norfolk, Nebraska = For Goodness Sake Eat At Jim's Drive-In Cafe Darrel's Repair Darrel Carstens, Owner Tractor General Repairing Phone 634-2311 Meadow Grove, Nebraska Fairbanks Scales Meadow Grove Grain Company Phone 634-2255 Meadow Grove, Nebraska Rohlff's Garage Phone 634-2992 Meadow Grove, Nebraska 67 MAUCK STUDIO 'HAROLD' TINA' Congratulations Senior Class 67 It has been a pleasure to serve you. Ready to serve you in years to come, with portraits that are different. 68 Plainview, Nebraska SUNSHINE MARKET Phone: 371-3820 Norfolk, Nebraska 70 -Vi c v ; £ � ■ ; ■-;C 4 t _. V � ' r4AS� • -• � •« - .-% - « (0 ; v v . vV, k 5 v «� : %0 ____- -'' f V , , T 'XT- -.vf ¥v S £r • v , • ,.Vw • . . 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