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

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Janmen in the Jbeil Allen Hohnroth is showing his prize black angus calves which show great promises from here. Ted Lyons is showing his Durock pig at the annual Hog Sale which was held in October. Ralph Jay is here showing his flock of sheep. Ralph has 10 sheep altogether. 22

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YYleabune Bunhel a Peck Seated above are: Ron Hauptman, Roger Herzog, Sam Carneal, Allan Hohnroth, Mr. Nielson, Sev Sorensen. Dale Behrends. and Lynn Pursel. Ron Hauptman is pinning the corsage on the F.F.A. Sweetheart Joyce Schreiter attheF.F.A. Banquet. The F.F.A. Singers are Lester Neeley, Allan Hohnroth. and Sam Carneal. These were social activities but the year was also filled with many vocational programs. The County and State Soil Judging Contest, the Tractor Competition at the local and State Fair, and the National Conference held in Kansas City were attended by the N.C.H.S. Ag boys. They also participated in Rodent Control for the community. The F.F.A. carried out their year's plans under the watchful eye of Severin Sorensen, head advisor, Gene Watermair and Jim Gilley, student teachers. 21

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Whittle While lj,ou Wonk Back row: Gary Moyer, Ron Perry, John Wehling, Tom Adcock. Front row: Linda Thacker, Mike Niday, Ron Pierce, Larry Fahrenholtz, Larry Wurtele, Phyllis Mounce, William Abernathy. Larry Wurtele works hard at Sidtes Hardware. There were ten members in Trades and Industry who worked part time. The students attended four classes in the morning which began at 8:00. The classes were on selling and related fields. They then put into practice what they learned by working in the afternoon. Down-town merchants employed the students three or more hours a day or a minimum of 15 hours a week. Many worked on Saturday. William Abernathy sponsored the group. Mike Niday cleans the guns at Western Auto. 23 T and I officers: Mike Niday, President; Ron Pierce, Vice-President; Linda Thacker, Se creta ry- T reasurer.