Nebraska Christian High School - Reflector Yearbook (Central City, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1963 volume:

ee |. Ky Cla 1967-63 E RK R Nebraska Christian | Ligh School seeks to GLORIFY GOD Graduating Class Living Other Classes Recreation Interests Faculty Years Highlights Suzanne McDonald ge Beverly Rothchild a AV Be ere ‘se we We dedicate his 1962-63 Reflector to these three girls who are the first students to attend Nebraska Christian High School all four years. | Timothy 4:12 Let no man despise thy youth; but be thou an example of the believers, in word, in conversation, in charity, in spirit, in faith, in purity. Virginia Thompson Graduating Class Herein is my Father glorified, that ye bear much fruit; so shall ye be my disciples. John 15:5 Rancher? Stenographer? Technician? Nurser Engineer? Law- yer? Missionary? Farmer? Politician? Pastor? Teacher? What will it be? The list above is a very small glimpse of the many, many voca- tional choices that are open before our graduating class. Is training for vocations the prime objective of this school? Detinitely not! The prime objective is found in the Scripture on this division page— “Herein is my Father glorified that ye bear much fruit.” This has reference to the fruit of righteousness resulting in witnessing for Christ. All other vocations are secondary. Mr. Ediger Paul Baltensperger, Nebraska City Proverbs 3:5-6 Roger Green, Central City Ephesians 1:6 Dallas Clausen, Boelus I Corinthians 15:57 Ww aay PD) Marilyn Isaiah 40:31 Mary Lou pine, Dennis Brown, raska Proverbs ws 1F Ey | Dieckman. Hedlund. South Dakota I Corinthians 10:13 Valley, Aurora Porcu- Neb Alice Frost, Ansley ’ Il Samuel 22:33 - -—- wT ; “ Ida Jensen, North Loup Philippians 4:13 President-Dallas Clausen Secretary-Virginia Thompson Treasurer-Sharon Stein Bus. Mgr.-Roger Green Sponsor-Mr. Ediger Roger Koelling, Rose Charles Leisy, Alliance Suzanne MacDonald, Central Ephesians 1:3 John 3:16 City Philippians 4:15 t Bob Malick, Council Bluffs, Beverly Rothchild, Gwen Smith, Lincoln lowa Clearwater I Peter 4:10 Philippians 3:10 II Timothy 2:15 es 4 } re ee . f Ww A ‘ 3 os - —_ Sharon Stein, Lincoln Virginia Thompson, Amelia David West, Scottsbluff Proverbs 24:27 Philippians 2:3-8 II Samuel 22:31-33 Charles Beverly Dallas Virginia Living Whether therefore ye eat, or drink, or whatsoever ye do, do all to the glory of God | Corinthians 10:3] It has been said that we are not genuine Christians unless we can glorify Christ at home as well as in the public eye. Since the dorms are the home away from home for most N. C. H. S. students, the same holds true here. Many find their lives being molded by Spiritual fellowship and devotional times. Even the rules are a reminder “to do all to the glory ot God.” Mrs. Hilderbrand 6:30 A.M. Morning Devotions Breakfast - a oS - : re bh vj . “ _, i Making Bed Going to Chapel - ' Setting Tables Chemistry as be em . jy : “4” : = 7 | 7 r - Typing Sweeping Library Volleyball Practice Evening Study Hall Quiet Time a “a ial ad ™ a 2 we Lights Out 10:05 P.M. hs $a. ‘2 | sf a - j =... Get your feet off my bed! Do | look O.K.? Giddy-Up | want my Daddy! Where’s my one whisker? Let me alone, PLEASE! Who said anything about taking it easy? Other Classes Let your light so shine before men, that they may see your good works and glorify your Father which is in heaven. Matthew 5:16 We can compare ourselves to an open fireplace. We have no “light” in ourselves, and we cannot perform “good works.” But we have Jesus Christ, “the light of the world” and “the light of life,” living inside us. The heat of this fire is His love toward all men. We do not force the light to shine, or strive to do good works, but merely “let’—permit Jesus to work and shine through our lives. Mr. Olsen Jerry Abbadusky Robert Cargill Mariene Garwood Beverly Koelling Helen Casey Lynda Alla n Steve Barger Wally Burgeson P Warren Ediger David Discoe a —— Walter Huff i ' Dale Heinke Dwight Hill President-Marilyn Marsh Vice-Pres.-Dick Stutzman Secretary-Billie Jo Scott Treasurer-Steve Barger Bus. Mgr.-Lester Ostrander Sponsor-Mrs. Hilderbrand Rebecca Lowrance Esther Lutes Marilyn Marsh Hattie Marshal! David May Lee McLaughlin Jim Nickolaus Lester Ostrander June Paxton Robert Peterson Billie Jo Scott Robert Siegel ad mele | Dick Stutzman Carolyn Wakeley Joyce Ward Gaylen Worden 4s Ben Andrick Eugene Barthel Paul Brickley Jim Chambers Kathy Gordon i) r — —s J ae Mh ? Hie % ns Steve Grantham Harlan Hamer Ruth Hedlund Sharon Hooper Jeanette Huenefeld LaVerne Johnston Donna Leisy Rex Leisy President -Greg Libby Vice-Pres -Gary Marsh Secretary -Caro!l Sellers Treasurer -Sharon Hooper Sponsor -Mr. Olson Sharyn Martin Wanda Miller Donita Moody Gloria Ottun 2 il a Mary Ann Peterson Elaine Ravenscroft Carol Sellers Janet Smith Roger Smith Wanette Smith Myra Strasburger Robert Stutzman Joy Thompson Sue Turner Dana Waddicar Priscilla Wallace N.C. FRESHMEN Pa Tae ot ee ‘q,' _ Betty Allan Linda Bjorgaard Sharon Bjorgaard lla Boilesen te Delwyn Cargill Judy Clark Bonnie Clausen Car! Easton 2 Karen Ediger JoAnn Friesen Leota Garner Gary Garrett ah Carol Garwood David Grossoehme da 2h Warren Hamer Larry Hermsmeyer Dorothy Hollingsworth Evelyn Hooper dim June Johnson Sheila Johnston Sheila Lemmert Larry McDonald John Marsh Marjorie Martin Diana Moody Dennis O’Nele Val Oswald Allen Peterson y Ts Scott Ross JoAnn Steinke Larry Stutzman Marie Taylor Mary Taylor Hollis Tidyman Janet Warkentin } President-Scott Ross Vice-Pres.-Larry Stutzman | Sec. Treas.-Mary Taylor Sponsor-Mr. Sawyer | Recreation Page 19 For ye are bought with a price: therefore glorify God in you body, and in your spirit, which are God's | Corinthians 6:20 God wants a well-balanced Christian. Nebraska Christian High School wants each student to spend some time in recreation. Time is provided for playing games and having a social time with other students. Here students can forget books and studies and enjoy themselves. These times of recreation ar directed toward one goal: that through these times of recreation and fellowship God may be glorified in every life and through every part of our school's pro- gram. Mr. Ruybalid Junior Class Party i one i; Dr. Campbell to the Rescue Wednesday Evening Social Hour as Bs: a) a a — —— Did you lose your shoes? Av ¢ West Hall Recreation Interests That ye may with one mind and one mouth glorify God, even the Father of our Lord Jesus Christ. Romans 15:6 “Interests © are as varied aS the people who possess them. But the verse on this page suggests two things that characterize every- ones interests: first, they originate in the mind—with the will; second. they direct our words and actions—influence the things others see in us. And for Christians, there is a third common characteristic of all their interests: they center upon the Lord jesus Christ, and serve to glorify Him. Mr. Sawyer eS AS ee KN A a Te AE ” a ae g 8 1s — 2 et os ‘oe -«—_e— _ l. To God be the glo-ry,—great things He hath done,So loved He the world that He a | —_, —_)---+—__� —_-9 a ooo 0 0 eo i == - i s—t H oo : a 5- . a a ——}——- —Ti —s- ) — 4 , a —— = a oe a ce ZB ' : 5 , —4 . ee — - ——+ . - —4 J —— — — a a� , _— — 4 . . — — — - = ‘ rc —O@g'c 0 § —. os —o 6 -@ � . , Who yield-ed His life an a-tone-ment for sin, And 0-pened the | ) | rs ‘ 2 @ - — . —t 7-4 eo -—® a ¢ £ —— : ee _ = a s . F ] — . = — —_ ‘ — + - ee ee , ——— rae = —- —— + -— — + —_— —_ — es wee | Left to right, front row: Joy Thompson, Suzanne McDonald, Jeanette Huenefeld, Marilyn Marsh, Val Oswald, Harlan Hamer, Lynda Allan, Gwen Smith, Billie Jo Scott, Mary Lou Hedlund. Second row: JoAnn Friesen, Wanette Smith, Sharyn Martin, Roger Smith, Dale Heinke, Jim Nickolaus, Gloria Ottun, Myra Strasburger, Carol Sellers. Third row: Marilyn Dieckman, Sharon Stein, Greg Libby, Steve Barger, Steve Grantham, Roger Green, Esther Lutes, Beverly Koelling. Fourth row: Gary Marsh, Lee McLaughlin, Roger Koelling, Warren Ediger, Scott Ross, Mr. Sawyer, Director. CHORUS ) OLe Sa ™ gz. @ |= “. ez emma = _ a a sarc mae ae i Se mer se o-o@— .__4:-6 l 6— 64 wy i Praise the Lord, praise the Lord, Letthe earth hear Hi 3 | � | a, : d ; —— ‘ + . == Ss — : ae pnd a z ae | @—@ . a _ T . ee | 4 ; , _@—| —_ Se SS ee a d@ z e = -@ é = — 9 e _ ° © 'e oe eo '-e 6 And give Himthe glo-ry —greatthings He hath done BAND eo Wk b ' €, � . 4 Ah 7% : Left to right, front row: Wally Burgeson, Sharyn Martin, Gwen Smith, Wanette Smith, Karen Ediger, Dave West, Scott Ross, June Johnson, Jim Nickolaus. Second row: Esther Lutes, Marjorie Martin, Marilyn Dieckman, Elaine Ravenscroft, Suzanne Mc- Donald, Steve Grantham, Carol Garwood, Robert Cargill, Warren Hamer, Lynda Allan, Steve Barger, Bob Malick, Gloria Ottun, Lester Ostrander, Greg Libby, Donita Moody, Harlan Hamer, June Paxton, Roger Koelling, Gary Marsh. Standing: Mr. Sawyer, Director, Billie Jo Scott, Gaylen Worden, Sharon Hooper, Warren Ediger. STRING CLASS Left to right, seated: Billie Jo Scott, Wanette Smith, Donna Leisy, Evelyn Hooper, Sheila Lem- mert, Donita Moody. Standing: Mr. Sawyer, Director, Bob Malick, Karen Ediger, Scott Ross, Marilyn Marsh. a =e - - == Left to right, front row: D. Cargill, R. Cargill, W. Hamer, R. Siegel, L. Stutzman, G. Garrett, G. Worden, B. Andrick, R. Stutzman, A. Peterson, V. Oswald, H. Hamer. Second row: L. Hermsmeyer, J. Nickolaus, C. Easton, J. Abbadusky, L. Johnston, L. McDonald, L. Ostrander, D. Grossoehme, R. Smith. D. O’Nele, J. Chambers, D. Heinke. Third row: R. Leisy, S. Grantham, S. Barger, D. Hill, S. Ross, C. Leisy, R. Peterson, W. Huff, G. Marsh, D. Stutzman, G. Libby, R. Green. Fourth row: D: Clausen, W. Burgeson, R. Malick, E. Barthel, D. Brown, R. Koelling, W. Ediger, D. May, D. West, L. McLaughlin, D. Discoe, P. Baltensperger. GIRLS’ GLEE Front row: J. Clark, M. Hedlund, J. Warkentin,S. McDonald, B. Scott, P. Wallace, S. Elliot, |. Boileson, M. Garwood, R. Hedlund, L. Bjorgaard, J. Thompson, D. Leisy, S. Bjorgaard. Second row: C. Wakeley, M. Tayor, J. Smith, W. Miller, D. Moody, A. Frost, J. Paxton, C. Sellers, M. Strasburger, M. Martin, S. Johnston, E. Hooper, B. Allan, J. Huenefeld, S. Lemmert. Third row: |. Jensen, H. Tidyman, W. Smith, M. Peterson, B. Clausen, J. Steinke, H. Marshall, P. Scott, B. Rothchild, M. Taylor, J. Friesen, G. Smith, V. Thompson, K. Gordon. Fourth row: L. Allan, M. Marsh, S. Hooper, E. Ravenscroft, D. Hollingsworth, J. Johnston, D. Moody, K. Ediger, E. Lutes, S. Stein, M. Dieckman, B. Hofker, B. Koelling, S. Martin, C. Garwood, G. Ottun, B. Lowrance. ; : Bi : - - . , uA | Se - I arry Roger David Allen Coach and Student Managers Left to right: Val Oswald, Bob Stutzman, Robert Siegel, Dick Stutzman, Bob Peterson, Dennis Brown, Scott Ross, Rex Leisy, LaVerne Johnston, Jerry Abbadusky, Cari Easton, Larry Hermsmeyer, Warren Hamer, Robert Cargill, Delwyn Cargill, and Mr. Ruybalid, Coach. : . iA |} 7 | Keep up the good work! The final game for three seniors: Paul—no. 12, Dallas—no. 30, and Dave—no. 32. eae L 7 } s @ 4 -_ ates x Back row, left to right; Sheila J., Marjorie M., Mary T., Myra S., Wanda M. Sheila Johnston Second row: Dorothy H., Ila B., Betty A., Karen E., Marie T.. Bonnie C., June P., Diana M., Mary Ann P. First row: Janet W., Hollis T., Sharon H., JoAnn S., VOLLEYBALL veins Sharyn Martin Billie Jo Scott Hf {g: ; Back row; Billie Jo S., Beverly R., Suzanne M, ) Second row; Beverly K., Sharon S., Sharyn M., Esther L.. Marilyn D., Center: Gwen S. First row: Carol S., Wanette S., Lynda A. mJ = i - ' ) om a o - er Left-right, back row: Eugene Barthel, Rex Leisy, Greg Libby, Bob Peterson, Jerry Abbadusky. Second Row: Steve Barger, Larry Hermsmeyer, Carl Easton, Lee McLaughlin, Gaylen Worden, Roger Smith. Front Row: LaVerne Johnston, Robert Cargill, Warren Ediger, Dave West, Dave Discoe, Delwyn Cargill. SOFTBALL Left-right: Mary Ann Peterson, Sharon Stein, Diana Moody, Sharyn Martin, Sharon Hooper, Marie Taylor, Myra Strasburger, Marjorie Martin, Carol Sellers, Janet Smith, Gwen Smith, Mary Taylor, Billie Jo Scott, Sheila Lemmert. Left-right, back row: Robert C., Warren H., Larry H., Carl E., Bob S., Delwyn C. Second row: Dale H., Lester O., Rex L., Lee M., David W., Gary M., Walter H., Dave D., Roger S. Front row: Ben A., Greg L., Jim C., Jerry A., LaVerne J. N.C. GOSPEL Back row, left to right: David May, Bob Malick, Karen Ediger, Marilyn Dieckman, Esther Lutes, Lee McLaughlin, Warren Ediger, Marjorie Martin, Dennis Brown, Diana Moody, Sharon Hooper. Third row, left to right: Sheila Lemmert, Janet Smith, Gloria Otton, Mary Ann Peterson, JoAnn Friesen, Scott Ross, Mary Taylor, Steve Grantham, Wanda Miller, Larry Stutzman. Second row, left to right: Jeanette Huenefeld, Carol Ann Sellers, Betty Allan, Roger Smith, Bonnie Clausen, Billie Jo Scott, Dave Discoe, Marie Taylor. First row, left to right: Mr. Smith, Greg Libby, Janet Warkentin, Marlene Garwood, Gary Marsh, Suzanne McDonald, Larry McDonald, Steve Barger, Mr. Martin. Seated: The Gospel Team Officers, Beverly Koelling, Secretary; Lynda Allan, Vice President; Dick Stutzman, President; Sharyn Martin, Treasurer. This page sponsored by the Senior Class. GOSPEL TEAM BUSINESS MEETINGS N.C. STUDENT REPS The Student Reps at work! Left to right, standing: Donita Moody, Mr. Stewart, lla Boileson. Seated: Lynda Allan, Paul Baltensperger, Dallas Clausen, Esther Lutes. Left to right: Dick Stutzman, Ass’t Bus. Mgr., Carol Sellers, Soph. Rep., Scott Ross, Freshman Rep., Roger Green, Editor, Mr. Ruybalid, Sponsor, Esther Lutes, Ass’t Editor, Dave West, Business Manager. +o Tal Virginia Thompson, Circulation Mgr.; Suzanne McDonald, Asst. Circulation Mgr.; Dallas Clausen, Business Mgr.; Warren Ediger, Asst. Bus. Mgr.; Gwen Smith, Editor; Miss Wiebe, Sponsor; Lynda Allan, Asst. Editor Faculty ly any man speak, let him spre ak as the oracles of God: if any man minister, let him do it as of the ability which God giveth that God in all things may be glorified through Jesus Christ, to whom be praise and dominion for ever and ever. “Speak . . as the oracles of God.” Each member of the faculty, no matter what their sphere of ministry, must be in constant communication with God that they may speak God-chosen words. Every ministry, no matter how humble in mans sight, is a God-given task. No lesser power than His can properly complete it. Each one must lean hard upon Him. None is sufficient in himself. Only by doing these things will God be glorified in Nebraska Christian High School. Mr. Smith : : es as ae . “: er Mr. Ediger, Superin- No Mert ag x ate en SS eae ee Mr. Smith, Business tendent, English il, G vv _e hs, haat Dae y i Manager, Sophomore, Speech,C hristian , Pet ete es ake oo Junior, Senior Bible, Home, Senior Class Shop | Il Sponsor Martin, Printing Maintenance Mr. Mr. Stewart, American Government, American History, Bookkeeping, English IV, Algebra | Mr. Ruybalid, Coach, Spanish | II, World History Mr. Olson, Geometry, Math, Chemistry, Sci- ence, Assistant Coach, Sophomore Class Sponsor Mr. Niekerk, Study Hall Supervisor Miss Wiebe, Piano, teacher, office secretary, paper staff sponsor, supervisor of Freshman girls. Mrs. Hilderbrand, Home Ec, English | Ill, Junior Class Sponsor Mr. Sawyer, Music Director, Basic Music, Bible Il, Freshman Class Sponsor, West Hall Supervisor Mr. Hilderbrand, Boy’s Dorm Supervisor, Typing, Book- store Manager eel This page sponsored by the Freshman Class. Year s Highlights Give thanks unto the Lord. call upon his name, make known his deeds among the people. Sing unto him, sing psalms unto him, talk ye of all his wondrous works. Glory ye in his holy name: let the heart of them rejoice that seek the Lord. I Chronicles 16:8-10 There are many happy occasions which we like to remember— times of fun and fellowship. We are thankful that we can acknow- ledge our dependence upon the Lord in these events and praise HIM for ministering unto our needs through these activities. It is through such times as these that we get to know one another better and to grow in Christ together as the year progresses. Mr. Stewart rer r a) tat y) | STUDENT BODY PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN wt} = ASIN 1 This page sponsored by the Junior Class. DEEPENING Of SPIRITON LIBES TO PRY {oR ; JO Girls Moré Chape! Speaker Student Chapel The speaker for both fall Spiritual Emphasis Week and Spring Missionary Conference was Curt Lehman from Lincoln, Nebraska. ont « eisees Scene at © idee 2 ees Tc Teese 7 | You a r a 1 Ou A iN m a “ YN ad y ()) Ye have not chosen me, but I have chosen you, and ordained you, that ye should go and bring forth fruit, and that your fr uit should remain; that whatsoever ye shall ask of the Father in my name, he may give it you. John 15:16 PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Walter Huff Sumner Star Route, Broken Bow Safeway Stores Central City, Nebraska Damon's 5c—$1 Central City, Nebraska IS AFOUNTAIN OF LIFE | PROW I: 27 i: 8 WA OUNTAIN OF LIFE rs ‘ PRO}. Mg i oa, Ae OW | — Yee, o _ he ty, ' | . . en eee) Pd 7 - ae . . « Wy banal and aAaan SHA Ay atl pert al ‘ an 1 i n “ ' ALUMNI DAY Left-right: Shirley Barger, Karen Oswald, Olive Gurney, Norma Smith, Stanley Gurney, Carolyn Smith, and Nancy Grossoehme. Left-right: Barbara Saar, Don Saar, Stanley Gurney, Olive Gurney, Judy Grant- ham, Ken Taylor, Nancy Grossoehme, Linda Robinson, Jack Schroeder, Carolyn Smith, Shirley Garwood, Fern Brunken, and Shirley Barger. Jack Schroeder, first president Gurney, and Neal Garwood of the Alumni Association Alumni Basketball Team: left to right: Glenn Sawyer, Jack Schroeder, Ken Taylor, Stan SENIORS: BALTENSERGER, Paut—Nebraska City, Nebraska Leisy, CHARLES—Alliance, Nebraska Basketball 3,4; Boys’ Glee 3,4; Baseball 3; Boys Glee 3,4. Student Rep. 4. Matick. Rospert—Council Blutts. lowa Boys Glee 3,4; Ensemble 4; Band 4; Gospel Team 4. McpONALD, SUZANNE—Central City, Nebraska Freshman News Reporter; Girls Glee 1.2.3.4; Band 3,4; Volleyball 2,3,4; Diplomat Staff 4; Gospel Team 2,3,4; Choir 4. Brown, Dennis—Valley, Nebraska Gospel Team 4; Basketball 4; Boys’ Glee 4. CLAUSEN, Datitas—Boelus. Nebraska Boys Glee 3,4; Basketball 4; Student Body President 4: Sr. Class President: Gospel! Team 3. RorucuiLp, Beverty—Clearwater, Nebraska Petrie Slseneng Avene ‘Weleaslba Class Secretary-Treasurer 1,2; Treasurer 3, ig Fe ee im er eae irls Glee 1.2.3.4: Girls Trac 2.4; Sott- Choir 3.4: Girls Glee 3.4: Band 4: Volley- iris | ( lee Cmaride zirls “ ck x aid oan ball 4 ball 2.4: Volleyball 23.4. Cheerleader 2. a Ay os Ansley. Nebraska SmitH, GweN—Lincoln, Nebraska Girls’ Glee 4. - Girls’ Glee 2,3,4; Jr. Class Secretary; Choir 34; Band 2,3,4; Ensemble 4; Volleyball 23.4: Softball 2.3.4: Diplomat Asst. Editor 3. Editor 4. GREEN, Rocer—Central City, Nebraska Choir 3.4: Boy s Octet 3: Trumpet Trio 3.4: Band 4; Ensemble 4; Jr. Class President; Sr. Class Bus. Mgr.; Reflector Staff Asst. STEIN, SHARON—Lincoln, Nebraska | Editor 3 Editor {- Gospel Team Vice Pres. Choir 2,3,4; Ensemble 4: Girls sextet 3,4; 3. Baseball] 3 Girls’ Glee 2,3,4; Volleyball 3,4; Sr. Class ee Treasurer: Gospel Te: 2.3: Sotth: 3: HepLUND, Mary Lou—Porcupine, South Dakota Ecoles e | fr A ie ae Ror ia ball 2 Cirle’ Clee 23.4: Choir 3.4 iplomat Stati 34; student Kep. ov. a th | a THOMPSON, VircintAa—Amelia, Nebraska ma? Glen 4. p) RnR Ir. Class Vice Pres.; Sr. Class Secretary; EES WIR %, Track lI: Diplomat Asst. Bus. Mer. 1: Volley- .OE ic, Rocer—R Nebrask ‘irls’ G : | . KOELLING, RhoceR—Rose, Nebraska ball 2,3,4; Girls’ Glee 1,2,3 A4. . 4; West, Davin—Terrytown, Nebraska A; Band 3,4; Boys’ Glee 3,4; Gospel Team 3; - Basketball 3,4; Baseball 3,4; Track 3,4; Choir 3; Reflector Bus. Mgr. 4. Sophomore Class President; Choir 2,3 Quartet 2,3; Band 2,3,4; Boys Glee 2,3 Reflector Staff 2; Gospel Team 2; Preside 3; Student Rep. 3; Ensemble 4. |} UNIORS: Abbadusky, Jerry—Council Bluffs, lowa Marsh, Marilyn—El] Salvador, Central America Allan, Lynda—Wood River, Nebraska Marshall, Hattie—Central City, Nebraska Barger, Steven—Council Bluffs, lowa May, David—Central City, Nebraska Burgeson, Wallace—Aurora, Nebraska McLaughlin, Lee—Central City, Nebraska Cargill, Robert—Scotia, Nebraska Nickolaus, James—Hampton, Nebraska Casey, Helen—Nebraska City, Nebraska Ostrander, Lester—Bloomfield, Nebraska Discoe, David—Brush, Colorado Paxton, June—Ringgold, Nebraska Ediger, Warren—Central City, Nebraska Peterson, Robert—Harrisburg, Nebraska Garwood, Marlene—Burwell, Nebraska Scott, Billie Jo—Chadron, Nebraska Heinke, Dale—Aurora, Nebraska Siegel, Robert—Central City, Nebraska Hill, Dwight—Rose, Nebraska Stutzman, Dick—Seward, Nebraska Huff, Walter—Broken Bow, Nebraska Waddicar, Billie Jean—Chicago, Illinois Koelling, Beverly—Rose, Nebraska Wakeley, Carolyn—Crofton, Nebraska Lowrance, Rebecca—Council Bluffs, lowa Ward, Joyce—Omaha, Nebraska Lutes, Esther—Loup City, Nebraska Worden, Gaylen—Burwell, Nebraska SOPHOMORES Andrick, Ben—Ellsworth, Nebraska Martin Sharyn—Central City, Nebraska Barthel, Kugene—Burwell. Nebraska Miller, Wanda—Lincoln, Nebraska Brickley, Paul—Beatrice, Nebraska Moody, Donita—Scotia, Nebraska Chambers, James—Central City, Nebraska Ottun, Gloria—Sargent, Nebraska Elliot, Sharon—Council Bluffs. lowa Peterson, Mary Ann—Omaha, Nebraska Cordon. Kathryn Henderson Nebraska Ravenscrott Klaine Nenzel. Nebraska Crantham. steve scotia, Nebraska Sellers. Carol McCook. Nebraska Hamer, Harlan—Scotia, Nebraska Smith, Janet—Lincoln, Nebraska Hedlund, Ruth—Porcupine, South Dakota Smith, Roger—Central City. Nebraska Hooper Sharon Elisworth. Nebraska Smith. Wanette Lincoln. Nebraska Hueneteld, Jeanette—Aurora, Nebraska Strasburger, Myra—Ellsworth, Nebraska johnston, LaVerne—Central City, Nebraska Stutzman, Robert—Grand Island, Nebraska Leisy, Donna—Alliance, Nebraska Thompson loy—Amelia, Nebraska Leisy, Rex—Alliance, Nebraska Turner, Sue—York, Nebraska Libby, Gregory—Cairo, Nebraska Waddicar, Dana—Lexington, Nebraska Marsh, Gary—El Salvador, Central America Wallace, Priscilla—Lincoln, Nebraska FRESHMEN: Allan, Betty—Wood River, Nebraska Hooper, Evelyn—Ellsworth, Nebraska Biorgaard, Linda Bonner oprings Kansas |ohnson, june Burwell. Nebraska Bjorgaard, Sharon—Bonner Springs, Kansas johnston, Sheila Henderson, Nebraska Boilesen, lla—Scotia, Nebraska Lemmert, Sheila—North Bend. Nebraska Cargill. Delwyn scotia Nebraska McDonald. Larry Centra! City. Nebraska Clark, Judy—Lincoln, Nebraska Marsh, John—Central City, Nebraska Clausen, Bonnie—Boelus, Nebraska Martin, Marjorie—Central City, Nebraska Easton. Carl Central City Nebraska Moody, Viana Martell Nebraska Ediger, Karen—Central City, Nebraska O'nele, Dennis—Central City. Nebraska Friesen, JoAnn—Aurora, Nebraska Oswald, Val—Aurora, Nebraska C,arner, Leota Centra! City. Nebraska Peterson. Allen New Port. Nebraska Carrett, Gary—Fremont, Nebraska Ross, Scott—Central City, Nebraska Carwood. Carol Burwell. Nebraska Steinke. joAnn Central Coit Nebraska Crossoehme, David—Omaha, Nebraska Stutzman, Larry—Seward. Nebraska Hamer. Warren Scotia. Nebraska Taylor, Marie Blair. Nebraska Hermsmeyer, Larry—Scotia, Nebraska Taylor, Mary—Blair, Nebraska Hofker, Beverly—Lincoln, Nebraska Tidyman, Hollis—McCook, Nebraska Hollingsworth, Dorothy—Central City, Nebraska Warkentin, Janet—Lincoln, Nebraska This page sponsored by the Sophomore Class ALUMNI Dorothy Kasten. McCook Nebraska: Grace Bible Institute. Omaha. Nebraska Nor ma Keller Smith Shelton Nebraska Central City Nebraska Charlene Rogers Harris, Cambridge, Nebraska lack Schroeder Lincoln Nebraska University of Nebraska, Lincoln Carolyn Smith, Central City, Nebraska; Grace Bible Institute. Omaha. Nebraska Carole Stone, Paris, Illinois: Florida Twila Stutzman, Grand Island, Nebraska: Hastings. Minnesota Class of 196] Ronda Baxter, Weltleet, Nebraska; Bob Jones University, Greenville, South Carolina Pam Goodner Klippenstein, Henderson, Nebraska; Omaha, Nebraska Stanley Gurney, Rose, Nebraska; Chambers, Nebraska Olive Lutes Gurney, Loup City Nebraska: Cham bers, Nebraska Bonnie Muhr, Bridgeport, Nebraska; Western Bible Institute, Denver, Colorado Karen Oswald, Aurora. Nebraska: Grace Bible Institute. Omaha. Nebraska ludy Pa xton, Ringgold, Nebraska: Western Bible Institute, Denver, Colorad jerry Sutton, Henderson, Nebraska; Southeastern Bible College, Birmingham, Alabama ( ‘lass QO} |O6Y Juanita Allen, Henderson, Nebraska; Western Bible Institute, Denver, Colorado Shirl sare r, Couns il Blutts lowa: (rac Bible Institute Omaha Ne braska Fern Brunken, Clarks, Nebraska; Grace Bible Institute, Omaha Nebraska Judy Grantham, Scotia, Nebraska; Grace Bible Institute, Omaha, Nebraska David Green, Central City, Nebraska; Calvary Bible College, Kansas City, Missouri Shirley Green Garwood, Burwell, Nebraska; Amelia, Nebraska Nancy Grossoehme, Omaha, Nebraska; Grace Bible Institute, Omaha, Nebraska Mariorie Keller, Shelton. Nebraska: Scotts Bluff Nurses’ School. Scotts Bluff. Nebraska steve LLeBar Central City Nebrask f CCrand KR ipids Schoo! Ot Bible and Music. Crand Rapids, Mis higan Linda Robinson. Chadron. Nebraska: Grace Bible Institute. Omaha, Nebraska Don Saar, Rose, Nebraska: Amelia, Nebraska Barbara Baltensperger Saar, Nebraska City, Nebraska; Amelia, Nebraska Glenn Sawyer, North Loup Nebraska: Kearney State Teachers College, K« armey, Nebraska Nancy Smith, Lexington, Nebraska Ken Tavlor. Chamber, Nebraska: Grace Bible Institute, Omaha, Nebraska Lloyd Thorin, Albion, Nebraska This page sponsored by The Berean Fundamental Church, Ansley, Nebr. and Central Motors, Central City, Nebr. WALTER M. HUFF Sumner Star Route Broken Bow, Nebr. RAVENSCROFT CATTLE CO. Nenzel, Nebraska GC — LOUIS D. LUTES GURNEY RANCH Sharon Elliot Sophomore Dennis Brown Senior Pam Scott Freshman Beverly Hofker Freshman Loup City, Nebr. Scotia, Nebraska yp MERRILL HEBERT Producer of Good Commercial Herefords 35 mile S.E. of Gordon 5 ORVIL K. HAMER oa GLENN M. 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