Norfolk High School - Milestone Yearbook (Norfolk, NE)

Page 24 text:

High and Mighfy First semester Senior Class officers Margaret Weber, Jack Puners, Denny O'Brien, and Marlene Barrin confer on plans for the Hare-Hound Race. At last, Seniors! We thought that the day would never come when we would be high and mighty seniors. Now that the time has come, we look back and remember our first days in Norfolk High. In the fall of 1948, we started our high school career. Besides getting used to our new environment, many freshmen took part in extra-curricular activities. First semester officers for our freshman year were: presi- dent, John Wisenstine, vice president, Shir- ley Keeney, secretary, Dorothy Stevens, and treasurer, Sally Manske. John was again elected president the second semester. Other officers were: Gale Musselman, vice presi- dent, Shirley Kenney, secretary, and Sally Manske, treasurer. In our sophomore year, we continued to have much vim and vigor. The annual fresh- man-sophmore picnic was held in the spring. For our officers we chose Gale Musselman. president, Dorothy Stevens, vice president, Shirley Keeney, secretary and Marlene Bar- ritt, treasurer. The second semester we chose Gale for president, John Wisenstine, vice president, Dorothy Stevens, secretary, and Marlene, treasurer. Finally we became upperclassmen. The hare and hound race started the year's activ- ties. Our defeat did not lower our prestige. We proved our superiority on field day by winning from the seniors, three to one. One of our most important accomplishments was the Junior Class play, Mother Is A Fresh- man. The big event of our Junior year was the Junior-Senior prom. We spent much time decorating the city auditorium for Candyland. Officers elected for our Junior year were Jolm Wisenstine, president, Dar- rell Buettow, vice president, Margaret Weber, secretary, and Marlene Barritt, treasurer. Second semester officers were Darrell Buet- tow, presidentg Dennis O'Brien, vice presi- dent, Margaret, secretary, and Marlene, treasurer. We started our senior year by winning the hare and hound race. In the spring we pre- sented the class play entitled Years Ago, held sneak day and field day. Officers chosen for the first semester were Dennis O'Brien, president, Jack Putters, vice president, Mar- lene Barritt, secretary, and Margaret Weber, treasurer. Second semester leaders were Dennis, president, Jerry Moore, vice presi- dent, Marlene, secretary, and Margaret, treasurer. The Frosh aren'I flue only ones fha! giggle. Proof is given by a look al the Senior Problems Class.

Page 23 text:

mg , , ,:- , - f f Z Q ii ff iw 9 ,, ,, .W Z ac.: 1.: ,, 1 , ., , Q, ,. ., iWff1, , wwf? X nhl? 25 ,193 fx z

Page 25 text:

Lasf Will and Tesfamenf The noble Senrors of 1902 bequeath to therr less experienced classmates the followrng Joe Alexander wrlls hrs lean lanky look to John DeHaas Kathleen Ashby leaves her abrlrty to keep sery rce men on the strrng to Carole Gerst Beverly Bahr wrlls her abrlrty to prck tall men to Jeanne Carr'rck Marlene Barrrtt leaves her neyer mrss a shot basketball reputatron to Warren Chrrstransen Bob Beeson wrlls hrs correspondence course to any one who wrll relreve hrm of rt Bob Bramon yyrlls hrs rndrfferent attitude to Dewey Jensen John Br'uhn refuses to wrll any more of the Cadrl lac Someone already helped themselves Darrell Buettoyy leaves hrs many presrdencres to Don Goos Mary Inez Cape leaves her drmples to Nancy Isaac son Evonne Carrrco wrlls her brarns to Herman Mrsny Jrm Carson says Sue goes yyrth hrm Pat Chleboun leaves her shyness to Janet Pakes Connre Chrrstran leaves her car to Peggy Nelson Sherry Owens and Peggy Ann Goodyyater It may help rn the chase Mara Lea Colson yyrlls her abrlrty to catch on to a Joke to Joy Best Delores Cook decrded to grve up the beloyed cot rn the nurses offrce just for Pat Haase Shrrley Danrel leaves her porse and common sense to Shrrley Schultz Jrm Day leaves hrs brke to Gary Bland Delarne Dertloff leaves hrs reputatlon as a party boy to Lynn Johnson Bob Deuel vyrlls hrs vyavy locks to Denny Fuzz Lockman HMarlene Ehrrchs yyrlls her address book to Ann ale Cathy Eldrrdge leaves her freckles to Janet Barry She cant be selfrsh good man to the poor unfortunate sophomores Frreda Engel leaves her job rn Srllrks to Max Donna Farrbanks leaves her colleetron of true loye comrcs to Earlene Frtch Reed Frsher leayes hrs thrrllrng basketball skrll to Gary Adams Jane Fletcher leaves her svy eet and quret yr ays to Karen Boellrng Lors Frohloff leaves her loye for soft quret colors to Jrm Dreyer Mrckey Gray leaves hrs model A to Drck Garden Drck needs a good car Faunerl Gutzmann le rves her prano to Crrol Hartyyrg Doyle Haase leaves hrs art of look No Hands' dnvrng to Dallas Gutzmann Carol Hadley leaves her loye for reading to -Xl Meyer Marcra Hammond leaves her baton to Phrz Welch They can toss for rt Norma Herderrnan leaves tryo srsters and says that s enough Marran Hofmann leaves her Studebaker to Mr Morse rn case he yyants to prck apples agarn John Horle leaves hrs frrendlrness to Roberta Ternes Cherrll Holmes leayes because that rs yy hat Muss rs gorng to do Bob Hopkrns yyrlls hrs Job as peanut vender dur rng football season to Jo Ann Reeves Duane Hupp leayes hrs genrus for chemrstry to Kay Wrlcox Marrlyn Hutton grves Drck Garden back to the Syndrcate Take care of hrm for me boys Eyerett lsafrcson leayes hrs frrst charr clarrnet slot to Jrm Combs Good luck Bob Jansen yyrlls hrs Vrce Presidency to some lucky felloyy rn the F F A Nancy Johnson leayes her abrlrty to get along yyrth a Cakle to Pat Bush Ray Johnson leay es hrs place rn the cage to Jerry Kestrng Daphrne Jones yyould like to take Don along but shell come back for hrnr next year so dont get rdeas grrls' Shrrley Keeney yyrlls her eyer re rdy snrrle to Bon nre ryho has the drmples to go yy rth rt Jrm Kent yyrlls hrs black harr to Whrtey Gloyer so Whrtev can be tall dark and hrndsome Kenneth Krrk leayes hrs trrps to Lrncoln to some one who can recover qurckly from shock and lack of sleep Lavonne Kraemer leayes all her loye letters to Drck Schmrdt Cl rudell Kuhl yyrlls her syy eet personalrty to Shrrley Krause JoAnn Lertzke yrrlls her frsernrtrng sneeze to Mary Johnson Du rne Lenser yyrlls hrs rbrlrty to giggle 'rt any thrng rnd eyerythrng to Jean Rm Ch rrles Lutes belreyes he yyould rather le rye chemrstry behrnd but he eouldnt frnd anyone yyho yyould rccept rt Nerl McDanrel leayes hrs freckles and ear to err grrn to Red Frredrrchs Loretta McDonrld yyrlls her rbrlrty to flrrt to Sally Allen Clemens McKanrv leayes hrs yronderful math grades to Toots Musselman Grant Mann yyrlls hrs rchreyerrrents rn l'nglrsh 7 to Leland Coetsch Mrybe Lelrrrd has rr err f 1 poetry Lynne Hennrng Clenrr Marsh rll yrrlls hrs loye for hrlf holrdays to Brrarr Krehnke Julre Martrrr le ryes her rrruseles to neret yerrs open house hostesses Jerry Moore yyrlls hrs rbrlrty to keep hrs loye rnterests guessing to Brll Osterberg, ryho hrs fr good start rlready Rose Mrrre Morrrs le ryes her shorthrrrd grades to Neola Clrrk Drck Morrrson left r lrttle early rnd yyrlled chem rstry to rnyorre erpable of prssrrrr. Bob Morrrsorr yyrlled hrs genrus for rffrrrs to Mr Danskrn Gale Mussrlmrn le ryes lrrse'rll'r rrrd takes Cher rll rong 'yen Neurrrerer hrtes to Sylyrr but has no choree Bob Neyykrrk leryes hrs lore and rpprecrrtron of good nrusrc to Cr rr,., Su obodr Dennrs O Brren leayes JoFttr to keep Sylyr 1 com pany and hopes she yyont forget hrm Norm r Olson just left Sue Olson lefryes her talkrrrg eyes to -Xnne yyho has done her trlkrng on the telephone up to noyy Lors Ommerm'rn gryes her loye for laughrng to Shrrley Welch Ihyllrs Osborn leryes her knack for yyearrng cute clothes to Shrrley Hrrrrson We thrnk Shrrley rs pretty cute too fContrrrued on page 84J o , I 1 l 4 ' 1 n , ,- , . . C , , 4 I I I. i 'I I I I I . I Y . ' nr 1 ' rr ' - N , . v . ' ' . v , x B I l Y l . I . I I y L . - , V , . . . ' 1 l ' 'A L 2 ' I Y '- X . - . V. . 1 J . H . ,, , V a ' ' i . ' 1 ' 1 ' 7- - ' ' , ' , , . . , . ' , . 1 ' .' ' 1 D . V , . v -, . q 4 I -, Z ' V. 3 X I ' i 'K I Y I , V . V I It . I Q I . ' . L' 1 . ' 1 . A ' ' . 1 . -' . '. 1 ' ' ' + 1 j- ' ' 7 . . 1 l V1 I v . i .I , v , . ' 1 I I 4 , 1 ' -V x I I ' lk 1 ' v1 ' ' ' . ' . L P 5 ? 'L . r ' I w 7 ' 1 V ' . ' 1 ' . l! , I A I' I I ' ' ' I ,' ' ,, A4 u 1 v , ' 1 . ' li ' , .Ir ' . . . . V . 1 . . ' ' ' . . 1 1 - - r ' ' . 1 ' ' '. I - . . 1 ' ' 1 1. 21 1 ' o ' I ' I Barbara Ellenberger wills her' ability to find a Melvin Marquardt leaves his subdued rrrarrner' to . ' S .' ' . I 1 ' . . 'H ' 1 ' ' . ' , . ' ,Z V ,I , . L . ,S A 1 ,Z .V D V ' v' ' ' ' g . g sn ,LI I i I I Il I' L- 'ks :K I . .v . v . ' I . ' ' K x Z . A i ' 7 2 'l 1 I - . '. ' 1 h' ' '1 X 1..' '. ' ' 1 . ' H 4 T ' . .H 'v r . A L 1 1 rl r rs '-'B ' C 2 sl m -- ' ' - . ' 1l . ' ' A Or ' - . 1 -. leave e ' 1 he 1 ' . er - rv ol. l Q id: ' ' X . v I ' .' . ' . ' . . '1 'Y r' ' 1. V I - ,H ' ' .' , V . v v'. 1 . . J 1 U e - ' 1 , 1 Y . ' . , . 1 . . I 7 I I ' I I ' - n I I I C I K v . 'V A v l ' 1 ' '. . Y . ' ' , . t ' . L . I ' ., . 1 ' L - v 1 I L . n v ' Y . . . ' v' D 19