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

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Mike Whetstone An Majors American Government Biology. Natural Science International Relations, Economics Ruby Timothy. Mary Lou Copenhaver. Rosemary Miyoshi, Donna Gay, Ruth Viox. Iva Morrison Sandra Hoins Physical Education. Speech. English Evelyn Winkelhake English Herman Renken. Ralph Hillman Janitors 13

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Elaine Miller Home Economics Terry Zuelow Band Director Philip Spencer Spanish. American History Georgia Loofe Art 12 John Barton American History Amelia Peterson Choir Director

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Seeking Advancement Paul Holliway, Sponsor Boot the Cards R Irvin. Treas.; J. Bonebrake. Pres.; R. Sudman. V.-Pres.; V. Budd. Sec. Amid the chaos of finding correct rooms and lockers, the class of “71” got off to a good start at NCHS—strong in athletics, academics, and in many other extracurricular activities. The sophomores participated in the Homecoming activities by constructing a float, Boot 'em to Defeat,” which won third place. Participation was shown in athletics by many talented sophomores as they earned starting positions on the Pioneer basketball and football teams which they proved themselves worthy of throughout the year. The Pioneers were also backed by those spirited sophomores who were cheerleaders and members of Pep Club. Excellent leadership for the sophomore class was provided through the Student Council representatives, through the Fort Teen Board members, and through the guidance shown by the ambitious sophomore class officers. Interest was shown in music through participation in band, choir, and orchestra. Many students were members of the Otoean staff and took part in the All School Play. Other events which sophomores entered were the Optimist Essay Contest and various speech contests. 14