Norfolk High School - Milestone Yearbook (Norfolk, NE)

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SOPHOMORES CLASS OFFICERS Elinor Hyde, Fenny Sloan. Nancy Long. Emily Weidner. Phil Kaanch. The sophomores were generous in sharing their activities with the whole school this year. In December they sponsored the monthly school dance with a Christmas theme. Everyone was invited, and it was rumored that Santa Claus himself would be there with his bag of presents. Hill Putters was Santa, and with the aid of a mask and pillow he did manage to look remarkably like the old gentleman. The dance was a real success, for with Santa, a Christmas tree, and music, how could any party go wrong? Front row: Jackie Hoff. Arlyce Kellner. Lyle Falk. Loren e Derrick. Joanne Decker. Joann Drowchcr. Mary Johnson. Pat Harmer. Second row: Phyllis Heckman. Shirley Krueger. JoAnn Fuhrman. Maxine Heiderman. Mary Engel. Elinor Hyde. Dick Hurlburt. Delores Hofmann. Third row: Leonard Houfek. Clifford Dillon. Dean Fink. Ellen Frank. Lucille Dreyer. Von Dell Glaser. Krleen Johnson. Arlene Gross. Fourth row : Jack Goodell. Jerry GoodclI. Chuck Korb. Jack Dalton. Phil Jackman. Bud Hatterman, John Diefcnderfer. Deraid Dreader. 29

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rising DATE BAIT Shirley Christofferson. Marilyn Bahtier. D’Ette Remender. Nancy Long. Jackie Hoff. Front row: Donna Crabtree. Yvonne Chalfan. Kenneth Boche. Jack Beaver. Edna Baldwin. Jean Ahlman. Second row: Amy ChristenHen. Janelle Bend in. LeRoy Covert. Bill Altatadt. Joyce Cox. Jack Beat. Shirley Cnriatoffen»on; Third row: Harold Blank. Bob Beckenhauer. Jerry Brown. Glen Chapman. Fourth row: Dick Bentz. Norman Clark. Donovan Bergland. Glen Blakeman, Don Beckenhauer. Gene Brinkmeyer. 28

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with spreading AT YOUR SERVICE Corinne Stuck wisch. Dorothy Roker, Donna Crabtree. Norma McCune. Amy Christensen. Mary Johnson. In the week before Christmas vacation, the sophomores presented their version of Dickens’ “Christmas Carol” in the form of a puppet show. With the sophomore English teacher, Miss Lillian Durkop, they slaved long hours over script, scenery, and puppets, until they emerged with the finished product to entertain the student body. In the last six weeks of school the sophomores gave another puppet show. It was entitled “Mississippi River,” and was the story of twin boys who got lost and tried to find each other on a show' boat. Phil Raasch. Emily Weidner, Nancy Long, and Elinor Hyde were first semester sophomore leaders, holding the offices of president, vice president, secretary, and treasurer, respectively. Second semester officers were the same except that Penny Sloan was the treasurer. Front row: Floy Moon. Jo McDaniel. C leone Pennington. Lois Pettitt. Violet Nelson. Jo Dene McGinnis. Avalon Rasmussen. Second row: Norma McCune. Joan Muller. Norma Jean Redden. lx a Joan Lanman. Fay Miller. Nancy Ixmir. D’Ette Remender. Marilyn I cderer. Third row: Vertus Nathan. Hill Mellick. Kenneth Newman. Fred McFarland. Elaine Micbelaen. Kathryn Retzlaff. Violet Kal e. Dona Muehlmeier. Fourth row: Jack Meyer. Bill Patters. Leonard Moldcnhauer. Hill McNcely. Bob McDaniel. Marvin Mozer. Dick Reuss. Phil Raasch. 30