Nebraska City High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Nebraska City, NE)

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Happy-go-lucky George Abbott pushed his burly frame through many a linesmen to help cop this year's Confer- ence Title. George lettered in Football this season and is a member of the Letterman's Club. Active in Band and Choir is Harold Andrews. Partici- pated in Band 2, 3 and 4 and lending his singing ability to the choir during 2, 3, and 4, he is also a member of this year's Mixed Octette. Harold devoted time and effort to the '49 Pioneer. Combining a variety of activities during his high-school career, David Barnes played Tackle for the '48 season and is now a new member of Letterman's Club. Active in Track 3 and 4, Mixed Octette 4 and FFA 2, 3, and 4, this blond-haired Iowan has a rollicking sense of humor. Majoring in a secretarial course, Marilyn Baucke has been a member of most of the school's organizations at one time or another. Marilyn has been a member of Choir 2, 3 and 4, and Girl's Sextette 3 and 4. She was a class officer 3, volleyball 2, Dramatics 3 and 4, and Guid- ance 3 and 4. Pep Club claimed her during 1 and 4. This Q BRICE BELL, JR. GEORGE BILLINGSLY JUNE BLEVINS MARY ANN BOERNER TOM BOSWORTH ARDELL BREMER cute brunette was also selected as this year's Carnival ueen. GEORGE ABBOTT HAROLD ANDREWS DAVID BARNES MARILYN BAUCKE .mio 'za Brice Bell a carefree, happy fellow plans to be a theater projectionist after completing high-school. We wish him much success. Answering to the nickname of Bungs, George Billingsley is an active, alert young man. George plans to become a dry cleaner. Dark-haired, dark-eyed June Blevins has been active in GAA throughout her high-school days, A member for three years, she has also been an officer for two years. Honey-blonde Mary Ann Boerner has taken part in many activities during her three years here. A member of the Otoean Staff 3 and 4, she was co-editor this year. She also held position of Bookkeeper for the annual. A member of Guidance 4, Pep Club 3 and 4, Cheerleader 3 and 4. She has also lent her voice to the choir during 2. 3 and 4, and is a member of the Girl's Octette, Mary Ann has been in the upper 10 per cent of the class during 2 and 3, and was chosen 1949 Choir Sweetheart. Actively associated with Band, Tom Bosworth has been a member during 1, 2, 3 and 4. Participating in B Football and intramurals, cheerful, cooperative Tom has been a great asset to the Class of '49. Slim, blonde Ardell Brenner has participated in Choir during 1 and 4. Also a member of the Pep Club 2, this striking girl was selected as NCH's 1948 Snow Queen.

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The Senior Class of 49 is composed of 80 members A number of out standing honors have been earned by various members Charles Montgom ery won the only Outstanding superior at the Rocky Mountain De bate Contest over 400 students from ten states At this same meet Vlctor Gladstone and Charles were given the award of outstanding team Mary Ann Boerner won the state Good Cut izenship Contest sponsored by the D A R Roger Stuckenholtz made the All State football team Rodger Pntstick and Robert Gangel passed examinations for the Naval R O T C Other honors will be announced at Graduation Exercises SVZLO 'Zi SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President Dayton Murphy J Vice President Bob Hoback Secretary Tom Weekes Treasurer Dick Clark SENIOR SPONSORS Ely Feistner Doris McGaffey Helen Coulter Don Chaloupka Un Jlflamo 'Liam This page is dedicated to Ted Kruger and Donald Keys, inseparable Senior com- panions, 'who were fatally injured in an automobile accident September 10, 1948. Ted was active both in Band and in the photography for the annual. Don was a -xy Boy Scout and a T. and I. student. Both were affiliated with the National Guard and worked at the local newspaper plant.

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Tall, active Dick Clark has carried our school colors throughout the entire four years. Lettering in Football during 2, 3 and 4, Basketball 3 and 4, Track 2, 3 and 4, the Letterman's Club has also claimed his membership. A class officer for four years and Guidance 3 and 4, hand- some Dick has contributed much time and effort to pro- moting the glory of NCHS. Petite, blonde Sherry Clites has held membership in many of the school's organizations. A member of Pep Club 1 and 4, Guidance 4, and Volleyball 2, 3, and 4, Sherry has also been on the Otoean Staff during 2, 3, and 4, and was co-editor this year. This zestful, energetic Miss was also one of NCI-IS's 1948 representatives at Girl's State. Small, but aggressive Eugene Cody was Student Man- ager during 2, Upper 10 per cent 1, and a class officer 1. Lending his talents to the Otoean 3 and Letterman's Club 2, 3, and 4, Cody is sure to be found where there is any excitement. Quiet, dark Darrell Cottingham has been a choir mem- ber during 3 and 4 and active in Intramural. Majoring in debate this year, Darrell is also a member of the National Forensic League. BOB CRATES TOM CRUICKSHANK CHARLOTTE DISHONG JACK DISHONG DONALD DIXON DICK CLARK SHERRY CLITES EUGENE CODY DARRELL COTTINGHAM into 'za Tall, angular Bob Crates is the crack photographer of the Otoean and Yearbook staff. Transferred from Kansas City, this lanky fellow was active in varsity football this season. Always on the go, Bob is rarely seen not chewing gum. Shy, pleasant Tom Crulckshank has been active in In- tramural Basketball. He played football for the Reserves during 3 and 4. Slender, friendly Charlotte Dishong has been very ac- tive in girl's athletics during the four years. A member of GAA during 2, 3, and 4, and Volleyball 3 and 4, Charlotte also found time to be a member of Pep Club during 2, 3, and 4. Choir claimed her during 2. Likable, cheerful Jack Dishong was active in Track 2 and 3. A relay star, Jack will work after receiving his diploma. Donald Dixon, an ardent sportsman is quiet, and re- served. He plans to work after completing his education.