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

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SJ'll Jake Cane l ou Back row: Kathryn Neidl, sponsor; Linda Simmons, Carol Mead, Kay Ganzel, Sandra Martin, Linda Mounce. First row: Susan McKenney, Jackie Smith, Cathy Warren, Janice Carlisle, Roberta Aufenkamp, Leaha Bodle. Future Nurses of America was organized six years ago. The organization is open to girls who are interested in nursing and related fields. Each Christmas, wives of the Nebraska City Medical Association give a Christmas tea for the girls. Junior girls receive FNA pins at this time. FNA officers: Cathy Warren, Vice President; Janice Carlisle, President; Jackie Smith, Secretary; Roberta Aufenkamp, Treasurer. Linda Mounce, Cathy Warren, Kay Ganzel, and Janice Carlisle on the FNA’s prize winning homecoming float. 15

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Swinq Alonq 17le. Dance Band Members, back row: John Moore, Jim Shuey, Ray Hoskins, Larry Roos, Corky Lant. Second row: Kent Neumeister, Ron Badberg, Jon Feistner, Jim Snyder, Orville Shigley. Front row: Jon Hinrichs, Bill Da Vis, Ted Lyon, Wayne Wallace, Ernie Thalman, Mary Kenna Henry. The N.C.H.S. Dance Band, consisting of 15 boys and one soprano vocalist, have proven themselves very popular. Under the direction of Melvin D. McKenney, they have been extremely busy playing for dances, shows, and other school programs. The six twirlers and Carol Mead, the drum majorette, are of extreme importance to the Marching Band. As they marched, they performed many interesting, graceful, and difficult maneuvers with their batons. Twirlers: Penny Williams, Sandy Martin, Ginger Lacy, Carol Mead, Betty Jo Streeter, Kay Mulligan, Jane Lowrey.

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 Jhene A'le Ylo Othen. Colona Back row: Shirley, Tucker, Leeper, Ganzel, Houptman, G. Cox. Gress, McKenney, Peterson, Schreiter. Third row-Carlisle. Mulligan, Brown, C. Merritt. Henry, Phillips. Wieckhorst, Hall. Rae, Griepenstroh, Sedoris, Dungan. Second row: Stock, Wademan, Doherty, Mead, Pryor. Keyser, Wilton, Bagley, Martin. Wilcox, Jordan, Dukes. Front row: Scharp, Thornhill, Windle, Fender, Streeter, Micke, Swick, Courtney, Barrett. Haneline. The one hundred and eight active members of the Pep Club accept the responsibility for the cheering section. Come rain, come snow, they will be found at each and every athletic contest cheering the team to victory. Exciting pep rallies are planned for the night's game. Skits are given to arouse school spirit. Pep band keeps the rally going by leading school songs. Enthusiastic speechs are given by the coaches, and the co-captains are introduced. Signs in the halls fortell each game and the hopeful outcome. Visiting cheerleaders are invited to come for dinner the eve of the game, hoping to promote good student relations.