Norfolk High School - Milestone Yearbook (Norfolk, NE)

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t 1 freshmen at the picnic were their sponsors: Miss Fay Gordon, Miss Mary Guendel, Miss Ruth Schini, Miss Elaine Boney and Merton Welch. Looking over the freshmen and their past year, outstanding debaters are among the group. Many members were active in the glee club choir and orchestra. Others were C ! ROW l- Harold Leiding, Yvonne Poellot, Loyd Mittel- staeclt. ROW 2-Katherine Kent, Carol Jo O'Connor, JoAnn Klug, Robert Lindsteadt, Sylvia Johnson, Jayne Mc- Kibben, Lawrence Koeller, Gloria Mrsny, Delilah Kasper. setting the pace in G..-X..-X., F.F.A. and the stage and make-up crews. They dirln't win every game in football and basketball, but there are several who should have a great future in these sports. Yes, 1949-50 has developed a fine class of freshmen and the 183 members loom as pace setters at Norfolk lligh in future years. ROW 3 -- Delta Klug, Dale Kesting, Virgil Kruse, Shirley Krause, Delores Pteil, Sharon Montgomery, Paul Meierhenry, Mary Johnson, Dona'ol Maslcer. ROW LV- Gloria Luebcke, Bob Kenttield, Jim Krulina, Bob Olson, Arthur Lee, Leland Goeisch, Dwaine Oleson, Eddie Leu, Jeannette Neumann. af 2 L, ROW l - Arlene Sommertield, Shirley Weich, Merle Rix, Marlene Raabe, Allen Wolff. ROW 2 - Shirle Mauk, Dean Pennington, Donavon Stamm, June Vaught, Darreld Wachter, Larry Weston, Bonnie Spence, Darlene Sporn. ROW 3 f Delores Timm, Howard Winter, Jeanine Water- 2 bury, Joy Wilson, Barbara Rasley, Donna Radenz, Chester Wiedeman, Mary Lee Tiegs, Betty Ann Wiedeman. ROW Af--Bill Stevens, Stanley Papstein, Don Stewart, Inez Welch, Joyce Scott, Doralea Rasmusson, Lila Shipley, Alton Siecke, June Sturma, ROW 5 - lone Wesely, Dick Sovereign, Jack Nichols, Duane Sohl, George Stotfer, Doug Ohlmann, Dell Wiley, Craig Swoboda, Jim Veeder, Bill Osterberg. 37

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ROW l -Anita Freudenberg, Shirley Dittman, Carol Ellingson. ROW 2 - Delbert Forsyth, Ronald Engleman, Joyann Hansen, Dale Forsyth, Dean Eucker, Neola Clark, Maxine Engel. ROW 3 George Crane, Jeanette Gordon, Tom Caauwe, ROW l - Lois Law, JoAnne Lenser, Rhoda Krasnow, Alyce Hester, Paul Gakle, Joyce James, Jim Fried- rich, Jean Gall, Velda Koepke. ROW 3 Myron Henrickson, Adrienn Gary Christoffersen, Darlene Fahrenholz, Wally Fisk, John Butterfield, Ilene Christiansen, Connie Cape. ROW 4 Jim Combs, Sandra Hcndricksen, Jim Dreyer, Jeanne Carrick, Norman Fink, Lyle Chatham, Bob Christoliersen, Barbara Finkhouse, Richard Farner, Neoma Hussey. ROW 2 - Larry Hanson, Carol Hartwig, Joann Hundt, Kenneth Cook, Neil Hill, Mabel Lee, Marlene Heck- man, Norene Marley, David Klug. e Grillet, Dorothy Heiderman, Ray Gettman, Gordon Johnson, Lynn Johnson, Douglas Heppner, Jacquelin Hollenbeck, Dale Hester, Stanley Hoscheit. ln February the lowly freshmen joined the ranks of great UD dramatists when they put on a clever skit for one of the pep rallies. The skit, based on the story Little Red Rid- ing Hood, kept the student body in an up- roar throughout the performance. Then of course, there were newcomers in school thought our pep rallies were 'pepper alleysg' and don't forget the freshman who hopefully put down 'vacuum cleaner' for a 36 collective noun. All of these added to the success of the class. This was the second year for Norfolk High to boast a Student Council and the freshman representatives were Janet llarry and Gordon Johnson. The annual Freshman-Sophomore picnic, held each spring, was judged a great success by all who attended. Keeping tab over the

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