Norfolk High School - Milestone Yearbook (Norfolk, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1953 volume:

1953 MILESTONE Vol. 55 TABLE OF CONTENTS Faculty.......................4 Classes......................12 Music........................38 Sports.......................48 Activities...................62 DEDICATION This annum marked the beginning of a new organization, promising to be a vigorous asset in the annals of Norfolk High School. Recognizing that strength is in spirit, its members reveal an enthusiasm to provoke real success. It is with this same challenging spirit that the 1953 Milestone is dedicated to the Norfolk High School Pep Club, for a shining future. Editor: Mary Johnson Associate Editors: Neola Clark Jim Dreyer, Craig Swoboda Assistant Editor: Judy Siedschlag Advisor: Art Editors: Larry Hanson, Pete Berge Sports Editor: John Butterfield Business Manager: Dick Seymour Assistant Business Manager: Dick Farner r. Richard Sala Each man is a hero and an oracle to somebody; and to that person whatever he says has an enhanced value. —Emerson F A C U L T Y THE BOARD OF EDUCATION from left to right are: Mr. Fred W. Muller, Ralph R. Reeves, Glenn Davis, N. P. Hoover, Mrs. Robinette, Sec., Allen P. Burkhardt, Howard Toay, Clarence Isaacson. 6 MR. NIELS WODDER, Assistant Princial, confers with Senior Class President, Jim Dreyer. I L MISS LA VERNE JENSEN and MRS. LILLIAN ROBINETTE, secretaries in the Superintendent’s Office, are caught in the midst of their work. MISS ARLENE TIMPER-LEY, secretary in the principal’s office, takes time out from her busy day to have her picture taken. WARREN BEST Football and Track Coach Problems of Democracy WILLIAM CRUMLEY General Science DON EVANS Basketball Coach Commercial Law, Junior Business Training, Commercial Arithmetic CAROL FISHER English RUSSELL CUMMINGS Vocal Music Director ELLWYN FLETCHER Mechanical Drawing and Advanced Shop FAYE GORDON English, Shakespeare, and Penmanship GERALD DANSKIN American History EDGAR HAMM Vocational Agriculture WILLIAM HANSIIAW Chemistry, Physics, and General Science MARGUERITE HOFFMAN Spanish, World History GAYLE JENKINS English EDWARD MANDL Industrial Arts, Auto Mechanics, Assistant Coach JAMES MANNING Biology ENGELINE MAROTZ Librarian william McDonald Psychology SHIRLEY MILLER Bookkeeping and Typing RACHEL NEDROW Girls’ Physical Education MARY RICE School Nurse AMBER RICHARDS Shorthand and Typing RICHARD SALA Journalism and English RUTH SCHINI Latin and English CLINTON NELSON English, Dramatics and Debate CHARLOTTE RICE Algebra and Practical Math DOROTHY VAIILE Vocational Home Economics JENNIE WALKER Geometry, Algebra, and Trigonometry BONNIE SCHROEDER Vocational Home Economics CLEO SCHROEDER World Geography, Civics, and Assistant Coach ROSCOE SHIELDS Art Supervisor HAROLD THOMPSON Boys’ Physical Education Wear your learning like your watch, in a private pocket; and do not pull it out and strike it, merely to show that you have one. —Chesterfield c L A S S E S Kenneth Amen Violet Anderson Bill Avery Arnold Babcock GARY ADAMS—Football 1, 3, 5, 7; Basketball 1-8, Track 2-4; Minute Men 4, Asso. 1.-3, 5-7; Hi-Y 1-8; Stage Crew 1- 2; Choir 6-8; Golf, 4, 6, 8; “N” Club 4-8, Sec. 7-8, Pres. 8; Operetta 6. KENNETH AMEN—FFA 1-8. VIOLET ANDERSON —Hi Note Club 2- 6. WILLIAM AVERY—Hi-Y 1-8; Band 3-8; FFA 1-8. ARNOLD BABCOCK—Football 7; Choir 7-8; N Club 7-8; Transferred from West Chicago Community High School. JANET BARRY—N’Ergettes 1-8, Treas. 5, Pres. 6; Tri-Hi-Y 3-8, Treas. 6, Pres. 7; Make-Up Crew 3-6; Choir 5-8; Hi Note Club 1-4; Triple Trio 4-8; Girls’ State 6; Milestone Writer 5-8; Panther Writer 5-8; Homecoming Queen 7; Student Council 1-8, Sec. 3-6, Treas. 7-8, State Student Council Treas. 6. EARL BATHKE— JERRY BATHKE—Basketball 1-2, 7-8; Golf 4, 6, 8. DORIS BECKENHAUER—Thespians 8; Choir 5-8; Hi Note Club 1-4; Pep Club 7-8; One Act Play 6; Operetta 8. VERNON BECKMAN—FFA 1-8, Vice President 7-8. MERLE BEHMER — Basketball 1-2; Choir 5-8. DON BENSON—Football 1, 3, 5, 7; Basketball 1-8; Track 2, 4; Minute Men Asso. 1-8; Hi-Y 1-8; Orchestra 6, 8; Band 1-8; Junior Rotarian 6; Vice Pres. 4; Student Council 5-8; N Club 5-8; Boys and Girls Government 6. LARRY BERG—Football 1; Basketball 2; Stage Crew 1-8; Thespians 8. Merle Behmer 14 Doris Beckenbauer Vernon Beckman Don Benson Larry Berg Pete Berge Jeanette Best PETE BERGE—Football 2, 4; Basketball 1-8; Track 2; Minute Men 1-8; Hi-Y 1-8; Choir 3-8; Orchestra 2, 4, G, 8; Band 1-8; Junior Rotarian 5; Class President 1, 2, 3, 4, 6; Ass’t Art Editor Milestone 7, 8; Golf 4, 6, 8; Boys’ Quartet 5-8. JEANETTE BEST —G.A.A. 1-3; Pep Club 7, 8. GARY BLAND—Football 7; Minute Men 5, 6; Band, 1, 2, 3, 4, 7, 8; N Club 7, 8. FRITZ BLATT— KAREN BOELLING —Choir 3-8; Hi-Note Club 1, 2; Pep Club 7, 8. BETTY BOLTZ — N’Ergettes 3, 5, 8, Treas. 8; Tri-Hi-Y 3-8; Make-Up Crew 1-8; Junior Class play business manager; Thespians 5-8, V. Pres. 7-8; Choir G-8; Hi-Note Club 1, 2; Orchestra 5, 8; Band 1-8, Band Librarian 5, 6; Milestone Writer 5-8; Panther Writer 3-6, Co-Editor 7, 8; State Clinic 7; Musicals 2, 4, G, 8; County Government 6. DONNA BUETTOW — N’Ergettes 3-8; Tri-Hi-Y 3-8; Make-Up Crew 7-8; G.A.A. 1, 2; Hi-Note Club 1-4; Milestone Writer 7, 8; County Government 6. ANITA BUSSEY—Choir 5, 6, 7, 8; Hi-Note Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 7, 8. NEOMA BUSSEY—G.A.A. 3, 4; Hi-Note Club 1, 2, 3, 4, 7, 8; Pep Club 7, 8. JOHN BUTTERFIELD—Football 1, 3, 5; Basketball 1-8; Track 2, 4; Minute Men 1-7 Hi-Y 1-8; Milestone Sports Editor 7, 8; Milestone Writer 5, 6; Golf 4, 6, 8; N Club 3-8. TOM CAAUWE—Minute Men 5; Stage Crew 1; Projection Club 1-8; Band 1-8; Science Club 1, 5. CONNIE CAPE—Thespians 8; Choir 5-8; Hi-Note Club 1-4; Pep Club 7-8; One Act Plav 6; Declamatory Contest 6. JEANNE CARRICK—G.A.A. 1, 2; Hi-Note Club 7; Pep Club 7, 8; Milestone Staff 7, 8; FHA 3, 4. Karen Boelling Betty Boltz Donna Buettow Neoma Bussey John Butterfield Tom Caauwe Connie Cape Jeanne Carrick 15 Robert Christofferson Gary Christofferson Neola Clark Jim Combs ILENE CHRISTIANSEN—Junior Class Play 5; Thespians 5-8; Hi-Note Club 1-4; Pep Club 7, 8. ROBERT CHRISTOFFERSON — Football 1; Basketball 2, 4; Track 2. GARY CHRISTOFFERSON—Football 1, 3, 5, 7; Track 4; Minute Men 5, 6; N-Club 3-6. NEOLA CLARK —Cheerleader 5-8; N’ Ergettes 1-4; Tri-Hi-Y 3-8; Stage Crew 5, 6; Make-Up Crew 3-6; Choir 3-8; Hi-Note Club 1, 2; Triple Trio 4-8; Iland 1, 2; Class Secretary 1, 2, 5; Girls' State; Homecoming Attendant 7; Milestone Staff 3, 4, 5, 6; Associate Ed. 7, 8; Panther Staff 1-4. JIM COMBS—Minute Men 1, 5, 7; Hi-Y 3-6; Stage Crew 1-4; Projection Club 1-8; Orchestra 1-6; Band 1-8; Junior Rotarian 4, 5; Debate Squad 3, 4; Ki-wanis Award 4. DELORES DEM MEL — N'Ergettes 5-8; Tri-Hi-Y 5-8; Stage Crew 5, 6; Choir 3-8; Hi-Note Club 2; Band 2-6; Transferred from Madison High School, Madison, Nebraska. SHIRLEY DITTMAN—Pep Club 7, 8. JIM DREYER—Basketball 3-8; Track 4, 6, 8; Cheerleader 5; Minute Men 2-8; liene Christiansen Delores Demmel Shirley Dittman Jim Dreyer Hi-Y 3-8; Junior Class Play 5; Thespians 7, 8; Choir 5-8; Class President 3, 4, 5, 7, 8; Board of Awards 7, 8; Milestone Sports Editor 5, 6; Milestone Associate Ed. 7, 8; Panther Staff 5, 6; “N” Club 3-8; Operetta 8; County Government 6. DENNIS EDDY—Football 3, 4, 5, 6; Track 3-6; N-Club 3-8. PHYLLIS EDGAR — Cheerleader 5-8; Tri-Hi-Y 5-8; Stage Crew 5-8; Make-Up Crew 3-8; Junior Class Play 5; Thespians 1-8; Sec.-Treas. 7, 8; Choir 3-8; Hi-Note Club 1, 2; Orchestra 5-8; Band 1-8; Pep Club 7, 8; Declamatory Contest 2, 4, 6, 8; Debate Squad 5-8; Milestone Writer 5-8; Panther Writer 5-8; N.F.L. 6-8. MAXINE ENGEL—N'Ergettes 3-7, V. Pres. 8; Tri-Hi-Y 7, 8; Stage Crew 5-8; Make-Up Crew 2-8; Choir 6-8; Hi-Note Club 1-5, Pres. 5; Class Secretary 6, 7, 8; County Government 6. DEAN EUCKER—Panther Sports Writer 7, 8. RICHARD FARNER— Football 3-7; Basketball 2, 4, 6; Track 8; Minute Men 3-6; Hi-Y 3-8, Pres. 6; Junior Class Play 5; Thespians 5-8, Pres. 7, 8; Projection Club 1-8; Choir 1-8; Orchestra 5-6; Band 1-6; Junior Rotarian 6; Class V. Pres. 1, 2, 5, 6; Declamatory Contest 6-8; Debate Squad 3-8; Milestone Associate Business Mgr. 8; N.F.L. 4-8; Boys’ Quartet 5-8. Maxine Engel 16 Dennis Eddy Phyllis Edgar Dean Eucker Richard Farner Barbara Finkhouse Anita Froudenburg BARBARA FINKHOUSE—G.A.A. 3, 4; Pep Club 7, 8; Milestone Solicitor 7, 8. ANITA FREUDEN BERG—Tri-Hi-Y 5, 6, 7, 8, Secretary 7; Choir 5, 6, 7, 8; Hi-Note Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 7, 8, Treasurer 7, 8; Milestone Staff 7, 8; Panther Ad Solicitor 5, 6; Panther Writer 7, 8. JIM FRIEDRICH—Football 1, 3, 5; Basketball 1, 3; Minute Men 3, 4, 5, 6; “N” Club 8. PAUL GAKLE —Football 7, Student Manager; Basketball 8, Student Manager; Hi-Y 2-8, Secretary 5, Treasurer 7; Choir 5, 6, 7, 8. JEAN GALL— DICK GARDEN—Football 5, 7; Minute Men 6, 7, 8; Hi-Y 6, 7, 8, Treasurer 8; Transferred from Stanton High School; Golf 3; “N” Club 8. RAY GETTMAN—Football 1, 3, 7; Basketball 1; Track 1, 2; Minute Men 1; “N” Club 8. Jim Friedrich Paul Gakle LA VERNE GLOVER—Football 5; Basketball 5, ( ; Track ( , 8; Minute Men 7, 8; Hi-Y 7, 8; Transferred from Niobrara High School; “N” Club 7, 8. JEANETTE GORDON—G.A.A. 1-8; Pep Club 7, 8. JOYANN HANSEN—Hi-Note Club 1, 2, 3. LARRY HANSON—Football 5; Assistant Cheerleader 5, 6; Hi-Y 3, 4, 5, G, 7, 8; Junior Class Play 5; Thespians 6, 7, 8; Choir 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8; Operetta 8; Band 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, (� , 8; Milestone Art Editor 5, 6, 7, 8; Panther Cartoonist 5, f ; Panther Writer 7, 8; N.F.L. 6, 7, 8; “N” Club 6, 7, 8. CAROL HARTWIG — Tri-Hi-Y 7, 8; Choir 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8; Hi-Note Club 1, 2; Triple Trio 4, 5, 6, 7, 8; Music Clinic SANDRA HENDRICKSON—Tri-Hi-Y 7, 8; Junior Class Play 6; Thespians 8; Choir 6, 7, 8; Hi-Note Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 7, 8; One Act Play 6, 8; Milestone Writer 5, 6; Feature Editor and Writer of Panther 5, 6, 7, 8; Best Actress 6, 8; Operetta 2, 4, 6, 8. 5, 6, 7. Jean Gall Dick Garden Ray Gettman Laveme Glover Larry Hanson 17 Jeanette Gordon JoyAnn Hansen Carol Hartwig Sandra Hendrickson ce Hester Margaret Hinken Virginia Hoffman MYRON HENRICKSON—F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8. AYLCE HESTER—Pep Club 7, 8; German Club 3, 4; Spanish Club 6. NEIL HILL—Sta e Crew 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8; Band 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6. MARGARET HINKEN—Hi-Note Club 2, 3, 4, 5, 6; Pep Club 7, 8. VIRGINIA HOFFMAN—Hi-Note Club 7, 8; Pep Club 7, 8; Transferred from St. Mary’s( O’Neill, Nebraska. JOYCE JAMES—Junior Class Play 5; Thespians 6, 7, 8; Hi-Note Club 1, 2, 3. ALVIN JOHNSON — Transferred from Ainsworth High School 7. LYNN JOHNSON—Football 5, 7; Basketball 1-8; Track 2, 4; Minute Men 2-8; Hi-Y 7, 8; Choir 5, 6, 7, 8; Senior Class Vice Pres. 7-8; Sports Attendant 8; “N” Club 4, 5, 6, 7, 8. MARY JOHNSON—Tri-Hi-Y 7, 8; Make-Up Crew 5, 6, 7, 8; Junior Class Play, Student Director 5; Thespians 6, 7, 8; G.A.A. 1, 2; Choir 3, 8; Pep Club 7, 8; One Act Play 4; Declamatory Contest 4, 6, 8; Debate Squad 1-8; Kiwanis Award 2; Milestone Writer 3, 4; Assistant Editor 5, 6, Editor 7, 8; Panther Writer 3-8; Operetta 6, 8; D.A.R. Award 8; N.F.L. 1-8, Secretary 1, 2, 7, 8; Elk’s Scholarship 8. SHURLYN JOHNSON—Tri-Hi-Y 7, 8; Band 7, 8; Transferred from Newman Grove High School, Newman Grove, Nebraska. GORDON JOHNSON—Football 3, 5, 7; Basketball 1-8; Track 4,6; Minute Men 1-8; Hi-Y 1-6; Choir 5-8; Orchestra 1-8; Band 1-8; Junior Rotarian 5, 6; Board of Awards 7, 8; Boys’ State 5, 6; Golf 2, 4, 6, 8; Sports King 8; “N” Club 1-8, President 7, 8; Student Council 1-8, President 7, 8, V. Pres. 5, 6; Vice Pres, of State Student Council 3, SYLVIA JOHNSON—G.A.A. 1-4; Choir 3-5; Hi-Note Club 1, 2; Triple Trio 3-8; Debate Squad 1-8; Milestone Ad Solicitor 5; N.F.L. 2-8. BOB KENTFIELD— Football 1, 3, 5, 7; Basketball 1, 2; Track 2, 4, 6; Minute Men 1, 8; “N” Club 5-8. Myron Henrickson Joyce James Alvin Johnson Gordon Johnson Shurlyn Johnson 18 Lynn Johnson Mary Johnson Sylvia Johnson Bob Kentfield Dick Kleckner David Klug Dale Kesting PALE KESTING—Track 2, 4, 8; Foot ball 1; Stage Crew 7, 8. DICK KLECKNER— 5-8; Make-Up Crew 1-8; Hi-Note Club 1, 2; Pep Club 7, 8, Vic Pres. 7, 8. JO ANN LENSER — Cheerleader 3-8; Head Cheerleader 5-8; N’Ergettes 1, 2; Associate 4, 5, 6, Treasurer 6; Tri-Hi-Y 3-8, President 8; Stage Crew 5-8; Make-Up Crew 1-8, Chairman; Choir 5-8; Hi-Note Club 1-4; Class Treasurer 1-8; Board of Awards 7, 8, Secretary 7, 8; Milestone Staff 5-8; Panther Reporter 7, 8; Homecoming Attendant; Sports Queen; Choir All State Clinic 6; Canteen Committee 7, 8, Sec. 7, 8; County Government Day 6; Choir Council 5, 6; Musicals 5, 6. DAVID KLUG—F.F.A. 1-8. DELTA KLUG—G.A.A. 1-6, Sergeant at Arms 3-4, Secretary 5-6; Pep Club 7, 8. JO ANN KLUG—Hi-Note Club 1, 2, 5, 6, 8. VELDA KOEPKE—Hi-Note Club 1, 2, 3, 4, 7; Pep Club 7, 8; Milestone Ad Solicitor 7, 8. LOIS LAU—Choir 5-8; Hi-Note Club 1-4; Pep Club 7, 8. ART LEE—Basketball 5, 6; Track 4; Minute Men 7; Hi-Y 7, 8; Choir 7, 8; Boys Glee 4-6. MABEL LEE—Associate Cheerleader 7, 8; N’Ergettes 1, 2; Tri-Hi-Y 3-8, Corresponding Secretary 8; Stage Crew HAROLD LEIDING Thespians 8. ROBERT LINDSTEADT—Football 3, 5 7; Track 4-8; Choir 5-8; “N” Club 3-8. GLORIA LUEBCKE—Junior Class Play Committee; Choir 8; Hi-Note Club 5, 6; Pep Club 7, 8. Jo Ann Klug Velda Kocpkc Lois Lau Art Lee Mable Lee Jo Ann Lenser Harold Leiding Robert Lindsteadt Gloria Luebcke 10 LEONARD MATHER — Football 1, 3, 5; Basketball 4; Track 2, 4. SHIRLEY MAUK—Tri-Hi-Y 7, 8; Make-Up Crew 7, 8; G.A.A. 1-4; Choir 3-8; Hi-Note Club 1, 2; Pep Club 7, 8; One Act Play 6, 8; Declamatory Contest 8; Panther Writer 5-8; Musicals 2, 4, 6, 8. DON MAVIS— MARILYN McGINNIS—Stage Crew 6; Make-Up Crew 6; G.A.A. 1-4; Choir 1-4. JAYNE McKIBBEN—Junior Class Play, Committee; Band 3-8; Pep Club 7, 8. PAUL MEIERHENRY — Football 5, 7; Basketball 1-8; Minute Men 7; Band 1-7; F.F.A. 1-8; One Act Play 6; “N” Club 5-8. AL MEYER—Football 3; Transferred from Mesa Union High School, Mesa, Arizona. DON MEYER—Football 3, 5, 7; Minute Men 5-8; Hi-Y 6-8; “N” Club 3-8; Transferred from Mesa Union High School, Mesa, Arizona. GLORIA MRSNY—G.A.A. 1-6; Hi-Note Club 2, 7; Pep Club 7, 8, Secretary 7, 8. JEANETTE NEUMAN—Choir 3-8; Hi-Note Club 1, 2; Band 1-8; State Music Clinic. NORMA NORDSTROM — Band 3-8; Transferred from Royal High School, Royal, Nebr. CAROL JO O'CONNOR—Tri-Hi-Y 7, 8; Hi-Note Club 1-6; Pep Club 7, 8. BOB OLSON—Football 1, 3, 5, 7; Track 2, 4, 6, 8; Minute Men 2-8, President 8; F.F.A. 1-8; “N” Club 5-8. Gloria Mrsny Jeannette Neuman Norma Nordstrom Carol Jo O'Connor Bob Olson 20 Barbara Osborne Bill Osterberg BARBARA OSBORNE—N’Ergettes 4-8; Officer 8; Tri-Hi-Y 5-8, Treasurer 7; Choir 5-8; Hi-Note Club 3, 4; Milestone Writer 8; Panther Writer 5, 6; Transferred from Meadow Grove High School after Freshman year. BILL OSTERBERG—Football 1, 3, 5, 7; Basketball 5, 6; Track 2-4; Minute Men, Treasurer 8; Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, President 7; Golf 4, 6, 8; “N” Club 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, Vice President 7, 8. DEAN PENNINGTON—Basketball 1, 2; Track 4; Choir 5, 6, 7. DELORES PFEIL—Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 7, 8. MARLENE RAABE—Junior Class Play 6; Hi-Note Club 1, 2, 4, 5; Band 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 7, 8. DONNA RADUENZ—Junior Class Play Committee; Pep Club 7, 8. BARBARA RASLEY—Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8; Junior Class Play 5; Hi-Note Club 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6; Pep Club 7, 8. Dean Pennington Delores Pfeil DORALEA RASMUSSON — Tri-Hi-Y 5-8; Hi-Note Club 1-4. MERLE RIX—Hi-Y 2-8. NORMA ROBBINS—Hi-Note Club 1-4; Pep Club 7, 8. JOYCE SCOTT—N’Ergettes 1, 5, 6, 7, 8, Vice President 7, President 8; Tri-Hi- Y 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, Secretary 8; Make-Up Crew 1, 8; Choir 6, 7, 8; Hi-Note Club 1, 2, 3; Orchestra 4, 7, 8; Band 1-8; Band Librarian 5, 6. DICK SEYMOUR—Minute Men 7, 8; Hi- Y 2-8; Junior Class Play Committee 6; Choir 4, 5, 6, 7, 8; Milestone Business Manager 7, 8; Boys’ Glee 1-3; President, Minute Men 7; Camera Club 5; Operetta 8. LILA SHIPLEY—Tri-Hi-Y 5-8; Choir 4-8; Hi-Note Club 3; Band 1, 2; Pep Club 7, 8; F.H.A. 6. Joyce Scott 21 Merle Rix Norma Robbins Dick Seymour Lila Shipley Duane Sohl Bonnie Spence ALTON SIECKE—Track 4, 6, 8; F.F.A. 1-8, Treasurer 5, 0; “N” Club 4-8. DUANE SOHL—Choir 3-8; Boys’ Octet 5, 6; Basketball 3, 4; Operetta 8. BONNIE SPENCE — Cheerleader 3-8; N’Ergette 2, Associate 3-6, Secretary 6; Make-Up Crew 1-8; Junior Class Play 6; Thespians 6-8; G.A.A. 1-6; Choir 3-7; Hi Note Club 1, 2; Triple Trio 4-8; Milestone Staff Writer 5-8; Panther Writer 3-6; Attendant of F.F.A. Queen 4; Student Council 5-8, Corresponding Secretary 5, 6; Secretary 7, 8. DARLENE SPORN—Pep Club 7, 8. BILL STEVENS—Stage Crew 7, 8. Darlene Sporn Bill Stevens pians 5-8; Projection Club 1-8; Choir 1-8, Vice President 5, 6; State Music Clinic 1, 7; Vocal Musical 2, 4, 6, 8; Operetta Lead 6, 8; Quartet 4, 7, 8; Junior Rotarian 5; Declamatory Contest 2, 4, 6, 8; State American Legion Oratorical Winner 6, 8; Nebr. Wesleyan Top Individual Debater 4, 8; Top individual Debate Award, Hastings College 6, 8; Boys’ State Governor 6; Boys’ Nation Vice Pres. 6; Kiwanis Award 2; Milestone Associate Editor 7, 8; Writer 2, 4, 6; N.F.L. 1-8, President 7, 8; “N” Club 3-8. ROBERT TECH — F.F.A. 5-8; Transferred from Osmond High School. BETTY THUN—Choir 7, 8; Glee 7, 8; Pep Club 7, 8; Transferred from Sacred Heart. GEORGE STOFFER —Football 1, 3-7; Basketball 1-6; Track 2, 4; Minute DELORES TIMM— Men 5, Associate 6, 7; Choir 5, 6. JUNE STURMA—Pep Club 7, 8; Panther Writer 7, 8. CRAIG SWOBODA — Football 3, 5, 7; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Minute Men 1, 2, 6; Hi-Y 1-8; Junior Class Play 5; Thes- Alton Siecke George Stoffer June Sturma Craig Swoboda JUNE VAUGHT—Orchestra 5, 6; Band 3-8; One Act Play 6; Declamatory Contest 6. INEZ WEICH—Choir 7, 8; Hi-Note Club 1-6; Pep Club 7, 8; Milestone Ad Solicitor. Robert Tech Betty Thun Delores Timm June Vaught Inez Weich 22 SHIRLEY WHICH — Tri-Hi-Y 7, 8; Choir 3-8; Hi-Note Club 1, 2; Orchestra 1-8; Pep Club 7, 8; State Music Clinic 5, 7. IONE WESELY — Hi-Note Club 5, 6; Pep Club 7, 8. LARRY WESTON—Track 7; Stage Crew 1-8; Thespians 7, 8. DELL WILEY—F.F.A. 1-8, Secretary 7, 8. JOY WILSON—N’Ergettes 2, 7; Tri-Hi-Y 3-8, Treasurer 8; Make-Up Crew 4-8; Thespians 5-8; Choir 5-8; Hi-Note Club 1, 2, 4; Milestone Writer 4-8; Panther Writer 3, 4; Feature Editor 5, 6; Editor 7, 8. HOWARD WINTER—F.F.A. 1-8, President 5, 6. ALLEN WOLFF—F.F.A. 1-8, Secretary 5, 6, President 7, 8. Not Pictured GEORGE GODEL—Football 7. JOANN HUNDT—Choir 1-8. ED LEU— VIRGIL KRUSE— Joy Wilson Howard Winter Allen Wolff 23 Seniors hard at work in English 8. Fir«t Semester Senior Class Officers. President—Jim Dreyer; Vice-President— Lynn Johnson; Treasurer—Jo Ann Lenser; and Secretary—Maxine Engel. Seniors CLASS OFFICERS FRESHMAN YEAR: Pete Berge, President Dick Farner, Vice President Neola Clark, Secretary JoAnn Lenser, Treasurer SOPHOMORE YEAR: Pete Berge, Jim Dreyer, President Jim Dreyer, Don Benson, Vice Pres. Bonnie Spence, Secretary JoAnn Lenser, Treasurer JUNOR YEAR: Jim Dreyer, Pete Berge, President Dick Farner, Vice President Neola Clark, Maxine Engel, Secretary JoAnn Lenser, Treasurer SENIOR YEAR: Jim Dreyer, President Lynn Johnson, Vice President Maxine Engel, Secretary JoAnn Lenser, Treasurer Four years ago the graduates of ’53 entered the portals of NHS as green, but not to be stepped on, freshmen. These 183 students were determined to make their class, from the beginning of their freshman year to the end of their senior year, one of the best ever to enter NHS. As freshmen they were second only to the seniors with the number of students on the honor roll. As sophomores, they took part in activities of all sorts: debate, football and basketball, band, choir, choralaires, triple trio, Tri-Hi-Y, Hi-Y. and cheerleading. Gordon Johnson was selected as Vice President of the Nebraska Association of Student Councils that year, and Craig Swoboda was chosen outstanding debater at a state wide meet at Nebraska Wesleyan University. During their four years of high school the class of ’53 met only two defeats, which took place in their third year. The seniors won the hare and hound race by only a few minutes and they also were victorious field day. That year the juniors presented “The Red Spider” as the junior class play. In March they began work on the prom. The theme was Oriental Fantasy. Neola Clark, Janet Barry, Gordon Johnson and Craig Swoboda represented Norfolk High at Girls’ and Boys’ State. Craig added honors to the class when he was elected Governor of Boys’ State and later Vice President of Boys’ Nation. The senior year started off with a bang when the seniors won the hare and hound race. Janet Barry was crowned Homecoming Queen with JoAnn Lenser and Neola Clark attendants. Sports royalty were JoAnn Lenser and Gordon Johnson, queen and N’ERGETTES MINUTE MEN HONORARY Gary Adams FOUR-YEAR Don Benson Janet Barry Pete Berge Gary Bland OTHERS: John Butterfield Betty Boltz Gary Christofferson Donna Buettow Jim Combs Neola Clark Jim Dreyer Delores Demmel Jim Friedrichs Maxine Engel Dick Garden Mable Lee LaVeme Glover JoAnn Lenser Lynn Johnson Barbara Osborne Gordon Johnson Joyce Scott Bob Kentfield Bonnie Spence Art Lee Marilee Tiegs Don Meyer Joy Wilson Bob Olson Bill Osterberg Dick Seymour Craig Swoboda king, and Janet Barry and Lynn Johnson attendants. The last six weeks of school found the seniors swimming in activities. After the prom, which was one unforgettable night, the play “Mr. Barry’s Etchings” was presented. Then there was sneak day, field day, senior day, and finally commencement. Now that the class of ’53 has come to the end of their trail, the seniors of today feel, and hope that others will agree, that they have succeeded in making their class one of the best. 24 JANET BARRY 1953 Milestone Girl Milestone Awards Here they are — the outstanding girl and the outstanding boy of the class of 1953. The selection of Janet Barry and Gordon Johnson is easy to understand because with so many fields of interest and participation in activities, their choice as Milestone Girl and Boy is obviously deserved. Some of Janet’s activities during her four years of high school are: N’Ergette for four years, Tri-Hi-Y President, Student Council for four years, State Student Council officer, and Homecoming Queen. Many people know Gordie as an outstanding athlete, but a look at his high school record will show that he was prominent in many fields. He served on the Student Council for four years, was vice president of the State Student Council, was elected as Minute-Man for eight semesters, served as president of the “N” Club during his senior year, and was crowned Sports King. These Milestone awards are given annually to two seniors chosen by a secret committee of five faculty members and five juniors. Selection is based on leadership, character, scholastic standing, and participation in activities . 25 GORDON JOHNSON 1953 Milestone Boy Jeanette Adams Leland Barr Elaine Anderson Eleanor Berge Karen Anderson Joy Best Janet Arns Gary Blakeman Joyce Ballinger Roger Blakeman Sharon Born Norma Bossard Rosanne Brase Verda Lee Bree Jean Brt Patty Bush Jeanine Cannon Janet Carson Shirley Chapman Roy Christian Warren Christiansen Janet Cross Jo Ann Dahlkoetter Jack Dersham Kay Deuel 26 Geraldine Dinkel Elizabeth Eldridge Elaine Ellenberger Kathryn Emrich Marva Fisher Sandra Francke Roger Frank Carole Geist Don Goos Paul Hagedorn Charlotte Hague Ruth Hanson Shirley Harrison Jeanette Hartwig Sherill Hendrickson Graham Henning Le Moyne Hoffman Marilyn Hoile Barbara Holm Jo Etta Holmes Doris Hoover Marvin Horner Nancy Isaacson Mildred Jansen Darlene Jeffries 27 Darlene Kelley George Kendall Warren Kennedy Jerry Kesting Norma Kment Marlene Koeller Eyllia Krehnke Gordon Krehnke Bernice Krueger Gene Kuhl Veryle Lamm Lorraine Lamoureaux Rita Lang Ver Gene Larson La Vada Liebsack Joyce Lienemann Denny Lockman Carol Marshall Richard McFarland Maxine McGinnis Bette Michaelson Shirley Minor Marjorie Mozer Mary Muller Priscilla Musselman 28 Patsy Negley Jim Nelson Jack Nordtvedt Anne Olson Jim Olson Janet Pakes Cecil Power Gary Raasch Jo Ann Reeves Paul Rimovsky Jean Rix Bill Schaffer John Scheurich Dick Schmidt Patti Schnebel Vernon Schoep Beverly Seeman Donna Sellin Leon Siecke Jerry Siedschlag Judy Siedschlag Don Silhacek Stanley Solfermoser Joyce Timperley Allan Tyler 29 Carolyn Van Auker Shirley Walmsley Paul Walters Gus Weich Janice Weich Gordon Wohlfeil Elaine Zobel NOT PICTURED Janet Anderson Ronald Ferris Melvin Juracek Walter Schimelpfenig Virgil Carsten Leland Goetsch John Kerber Doris Stulcke Kenneth Cook Carl Gokie Nancy Moon Jack Tannehill Raymond Draube Marilyn lliff Ted Robbins First semester junior class officers included: Don Goos, vice-president, Roger Blakeman, president, Norma Bossard, secretary, and Janet Carson, treasurer. The class of ’54 started rolling with the class elections. Chosen to lead the Juniors were: President, Roger Blakeman; Vice President, Don Goos; Secretary, Norma Bossard; Treasurer, Janet Carson. Those chosen to represent the Junior Class on the Student Council were: Gary Blakeman, Anne Olson, Jack Tannehill, and Pat Bush. The first event for the Junior Class was the Homecoming dance they sponsored. They put a lot of work into it and made it a big success. The next major event of the season was the traditional “Hare and Hound Race.” It almost has become a tradition also, that the “Hares” always win, and the tradition wasn’t broken this year. When time was called and the Juniors had not seen a trace of the “Hares,” they finally gave up and trudged back to the high school for much needed refreshments. Soon tryouts were called for the Junior Class Play, “Our Hearts Were Young and Gay,” which was given on January 17. All the fuss and fury of practices and getting costumes and properties was worth it, as it was presented to a full house. The Juniors chose the original school seal for class ring design and soon orders were coming in to every jewelry store. Second semester came forth with Don Goos ushered in as president; Roy Christian as vice president; Norma Bossard as secretary, and Janet Carson as treasurer. 31 Spring brings in two very important events for the Juniors: The Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom, and Field Day. All the girls in their frilly formals and the boys dressed up in suits really make a picture and memory never to be forgotten. Field day points the real superiority between the two upper classes. The sponsors who helped us so much this year were Mr. Hamm, Mr. Danskin, Miss Gordon, Miss Miller, Miss Vahle, and Mr. Nelson. Whether it be sports, activities, or school work the class of ‘54 always put everything into it. Rapt Attention? Sophomores STUDENT COUNCIL: .Janet Seymour John De Haes N’ERGETTES: FIRST - SECOND SEMESTER Bonnie Ballard Betty Ballard Marilyn Hash Carol Jenny Patsy Klawitter MINUTEMEN: FIRST SEMESTER John De Haes Ronnie Harmon Jerry Hash Mike Morrison Jerry Sellentin Class officers for the sophomore class for first semester included: President, Dave Wilson; vice president, Jerry Hash; secretary, Bonnie Ballard; treasurer, Jerry Sellentin. ASSOCIATES: Don Brenneman Dave Wilson Max Witt CLASS OFFICERS: FIRST SEMESTER Dave Wilson, President Jerry Hash, Vice President Bonnie Ballard, Secretary Jerry Sellentin, Treasurer SECOND SEMESTER Don Brenneman, President Jerry Sellentin, Vice President Bonnie Ballard, Secretary Frances Barnes, Treasurer SECOND SEMESTER Don Brenneman John Dc Haes Jerry Hash Mike Morrison Dave Wilson Row 1: Betty Ballard, Pat Childers, Bonnie Ballard, Earlene Fitch, Ruby Bcrnstrauch, Sally Allen, Joan Chapman. Row 2: Eleanor Christiansen, Judy Combs, Janice Bramon, Sharon Clark, Margaret Crane, Evelyn Gerst, Jeanette Beckenbauer. Row 3: Norma Bohlman, Noreen Cline, Joan Brei, Beverly Camp, Sarah Bostelmann, Frances Barnes, Lillie Brandenburg. Row 4: Dennis Anderson, Duane Carey, Allen Christiansen, Roger Bauer, John DeHaes, George Crane. 32 First Row: Ann Hale, Marilyn Hash, Sharlene Graber, Lynn Henning, Ronnie Harmon, Garland Henry, Jerry Glaser. Second Row: Jane Ferguson, Marilyn Hamm, Charles Ferguson, Jerry Hash, Don Brenne-man, Delbert Felger. Third Row: Daniel Doughty, Shirley Heiderman, Delores Grimm, Lois Fletcher, Joanna Dranselka, Tom Thompson, Donald Frank. Fourth Row: Charlene Hall, Nancy Ellenberger, Lucille Glover, Nelda Fink. First Row: Mary Jean Lutes, Pat Klawitter, Bonnie Keeney, Larry Kortje, Wilma Loeding, Brian Krehnke, Roger Krueger. Second Row: Carole Jenny, Mary Jo Hupp, Georgiann Johnson, Lon Marotz, Merle Lewis, Janet Jenkins, Patty Kazda. Third Row: Ben Knudtson, Arthur Jensen, Beverly Kleckner, Virginia Kragh, Lois James, Lawrence Marble, Jay Mathews. Fourth Row: Barbara Mather, Janice Mabe, Ernestine Luebcke, Mary Jo Mellick, Colleen Henzler, Helen Kinnan. 33 First Row: Dick Pederson, David Raasch, Bob Sehestedt, Jerry Sellentin, Glen Pfeil, Susan Pinnt, Shirley Schulz. Second Row: Janet Seymour, Joan Roker, Marilyn Rees, Barbara Siecke, Peggy Nelson, Barbara Roe, Sherry Owens. Third Row: Richard Peters, Richard Rodgers, Bill Neumann, Ray Mueller, Sherilyn Schimelpfenig, Alice Roker, Ronald Radenz. Fourth Row: Michael Morrison. First Row: Barbara Wade, Faye Wiedeman, Sandra Tierney, Barbara Stone, Roberta Wilcox, La Cinda Stueve, Ronald Wolff. Second Row: Shirley Wagner, Roberta Ternes, Sharon Stukey, Gloria White, Kathryn Thun, Janice Wonke, Delores Wilcox. Third Row: Ronnie Svonson, Larry Walmsley, Dennis Wachter, Bill Sundahl, Dean Wolff, Iryle Smith. Fourth Row: George Stromberg, Dave Wilson, Bruce Stevens, Max Witt, Gerald S. Wichert. 34 Freshmen STUDENT COUNCIL: Keralyn Clark Tom Best N’ERGETTES: FIRST SEMESTER Sondra Ainsworth Keralyn Clark Sandra Atkinson Shirley Weston Carol Best SECOND SEMESTER Sandra Atkinson Carol Best Keralyn Clark MINUTEMEN: FIRST SEMESTER Tim Adams Bill Best Bob Davis ASSOCIATES: Tom Best Bill Callies Roper Rasley Sharon Harmel Shirley Weston Bill Emrich Gordon Geary John Roberts W'ayne Robertson SECOND SEMESTER Bill Best Bill Kuester Tom Best Jim Schaffer Bob Davis Freshman class officers left to right are President Jan Nisker, Vice-President Tim Adams, Secretary Sandra Atkinson, and Treasurer Roger Rasley. CLASS OFFICERS: FIRST SEMESTER Jan Nisker, President Tim Adams, Vice President Sandra Atkinson, Secretary Roger Rasley, Treasurer SECOND SEMESTER Wayne Robertson, President Tim Adams, Vice President Sandra Atkinson, Secretary Shirley Weston, Treasurer First Row: Bill Blatt, Marshall Bricker, Ernie Chleboun, John Bugenhagen, Tim Adams, Duane Gugat, Wayne Robertson. Second Row: Jim Barritt, Freddie Caton, Bill Best, George Bonser, Vernon Schlecht, Jim Benson, Larry Kelley, Jim Schaffer. Third Row: Tom Best, Bill Callies, Bill Emrich, John Roberts, Bill Kendall, Keith Christofforsen, Wallas Fox, Jerry Miller. Fourth Row: Lola Braithwaite, Gloria Bussey, Carol Corey, Joyce Bathke, Bob Davis, Warren Danskin, Dwaine Bohn. Fifth Row: Sandra Atkinson, Carol Best, Keralyn Clark, Carol Carrick, Sondra Ainsworth, Beulah Benson, Jeanette Buckendahl, Juanita Andersen. Sixth Row: Judy Behnke, Charlotte Beckman. 35 First Row: Ross Herian, Jim Hoffman, Jerry Grunke, Jack Gray, Gordon Geary, Jim Hass, Larry Hoffman. Second Row: Jeanne Ferguson, Sharon Harmel, Charlotte Harmer, Sharon Finkhaus, Janis De Vore, Jim Gettman, Allen Haines. Third Row: Donna Hinken, Geraldine Hartwig, Audrey Hamilton, Janice Deuel, Betty Mae Garbers, Janice Ehrichs. First Row: Dorothy Johnson, Rosalee Jacobson, Betty Jones, Mathalie Mericle, Mary Huelle, Delores Klipp-hahn, Shirley Huebner. Second Row: Ralph Ihde, Donald Lau, Jim Marshall, Robert Kuzelka, Darrel Kruger, Bill Knebel, Melvin Lang. Third Row: Bill Lindsteadt, Roy Meierhenry, Bill Kuester, George Kos ter, Richard Miff, George Kessels, Douglas McCartney. Fourth Row: Diane Koehn, Margaret Lederer, Robert Maas, Ronnie Kentfield, Buddy Kay, Larry Lenox, Lowell Koerting. 36 First Row: Darlene Nathan, Anita Reeker, Donna Nelson, Kay Redmond, Donna Miller, Joan Nelson, Carol Muffly. Second Row: Janet Retzlaff, Jan Meyer, Darlis Nelson, Jan Nisker, Rita Rhodman, Roger Rasley. Third Row: Jim Roman, Larry Pavlik, Gary Mozer, Norman Raabe, Delmar Pufahl, Oakley Riggert, Wayne Robertson. Fourth Row: Lyle Race, Dennis Oestreich, Elden Ohlmann, Ronald Mueller, Merlin Rieckenberg, Dick Ra'xowski, Lowell Nelson. First Row: Sharon Timperly, Shirley Weston, lla Sellin, Jerry Wolff, Marlin Winter, Karen Thornton, Sharon Schreiner. Second Row: Bob Sanders, Larry Schoenfeldt, Dale Wilken, Gary Wohlfeil, Jim Scheurich, Philip Scheurich, Marilyn Spenco. Third Row: Bob Sullivan, Lyle Sovereign, John Simpson, Marilee Stauffer, Marlene Siedschlag, La Donna Stueve, Mary Himes. Fourth Row: Tom Graber, Jeanette Winter, Joyce Siedschlag, Marilyn Schmidt, Doris Stevens, Floyd Schwede, Esther Schroeder, Jeanette Truex. 37 Music is the fourth great material want of our natures — first food, then raiment, then shelter, then music. —Bovee Front Row: Norma Bossard, Lois Lau, Sandra Francke, Karen Boelling, Roger Krueger, Bill Sundahl, Jack Tannehill, Tom Best, Brian Krehnke, Bob Davis, Paul Rimovsky, Patti Schnebcl, Nancy Isaacson, Jo Ann Lenser, Janet Carson, Delores Demmel. Second Row: Russell C. Cummings, Phyllis Edgar, Neola Clark, Betty Boltz, Maxine Engel, John Roberts, Jim Hass, Oakley Riggert, Arnie Babcock, Kenneth Amen, Wayne Robertson, Craig Swoboda, Roger Rasley, Carol Marshall, Rosanne Brase, Joy Best, Shirley Weich, Carol Hartwig. Third Row: Ruth Hanson, Barbara Osborn, Carolyn Van Auker, Charlotte Hague, Marlene Koehler, Pete Berge, Marvin Horner, Bob Lindsteadt, Merle Behmer, Dean Pennington, Warren Danskin, Gordon The High School Choir The Norfolk Senior High School Choir was featured at the Northeast Nebraska Teachers’ Convention in October to start off a very successful year. The Christmas Vesper Concert was the second performance on the agenda. Also in the first semester ten choir members attended the 14th annual state music clinic at North Platte. Those members were Norma Bossard. Sharon Born, Bonnie Spence, Mary Muller, Pete Berge. Dick Farner, Paul Gakle, Craig Swoboda, Kenneth Amen, and Roger Blakeman. A large group of the choir members also attended the Albion Choral Clinic held January 16-17. The second semester began and so did preparations for our big spring concert. This year the choir presented “A Waltz Dream” by Oscar Straus. Mr. Russell C. Cummings was the director of the choir. Choir council left to right bottom row: Janet Carson, Pete Berge, and Jo Ann Lenser. Top row: Janet Barry and Gordon Johnson. 40 4 Wohlfeil, Anita Bussey, Bonnie Spence, Inez Weich, Karen Ande;son, Connie Cape. Fourth Row: Jo Ann Hundt, La Vada Liebsack, Patty Bush, Patsy Negley, Doris Beckenhauer, Bill Callies, Gordon Johnson, Dick Farner, Bob Sanders, Jack Nordtvedt, Ray Muller, Dick Seymour, Joyce Ballinger, Anne Olson, Bette Michaelson, Anita Freudenburg, Joy Wilson, Lila Shipley. Last Row: Janet Barry, Sandra Hendricksen, Darlene Kelley, Lynn Johnson, Jim Dreyer, Ray Draube, Duane Sohl, Art Lee, Leland Barr, Graham Henning, Jack Dersham, Roger Blakeman, Jean Brt, Mary Muller, Mary Johnson, Joyce Scott, Gloria Luebcke, Elaine Ellenberger. Boy ' quartet: Pete Berge, Dick Farner, Craig Swoboda, and Roger Biakeman. BOYS' QUARTET The boys’ quartet has won much popularity in Norfolk as well as in other towns in Nebraska, for their wonderful performances. They have sung for various organizations in Norfolk and went to sing for the Elk’s convention in Fremont. The members of this group are: 1st tenor, Pete Berge; 2nd tenor, Dick Farner; baritone, Craig Swoboda, and bass, Roger Biakeman. BOYS' GLEE CLUB The Boys’ Glee met twice a week this year under the direction of Mr. Russell Cummings. The purpose of the boys’ group is to get a group of fellows together who enjoy singing and give them an opportunity to develop their voices. Mr. Cummings aims to develop this group as prospective members of the choir. lie hopes in the future to increase the size of the club and thus enable the boys to take part in the spring concert and Christmas Vespers. Front Row: Bill Best, Freddie Caton, Stanley Solfermoser, Robert Kuzelka, Gordon Geary, Bill Kendall, Jim Marshall, Marshall Brisker. Second Row: Bruce Stevens, Dennis Anderson, David Wilson, Don Plymes-er, Duane Corey, Lawrence Marble, George Koster, Dwaine Bohn, Ray Wilke. Top Row: Russell C. Cummings, director, Philip Scheurich, Jim Schaffer, Jerry Hash, Duane Gugat, Jim Scheurich, Allyn Froeh-lich, Gary Wohlfeil, Richard Peters, Barbara Osborne, accompanist. 42 Fifth Period—Sally Allen, Elaine Anderson, Janet Arns, Betty Ballard, Bonny Ballard, Jeanette Beckenbauer, Eleanor Berge, Carol Best, Norma Bohlman, Sarah Bostelmann, Peggy Calvert, Joan Chapman, Shirley Chapman, Keralyn Clark, Janet Cross, Marva Fisher, Carole Geist, Jacquin Goehry, Ann Hale, Marilyn Hamm, Geraldine Hartwig, Donna Hinken, Virginia Hoffman, Barbara Holm, Doris Hoover, JoAnn Hundt, Darlene Jeffries, Patricia Klawitter, Beverly Kleckner, Norma Kment, Lorraine Lamoureaux, Mary Jean Lutes, Janice Meyer, Gloria Mrsny, Darlis Nelson, Peggy Nelson, Susan Pinnt, Kay Redmond, Janet Retzlaff, Joan Roker, Marilyn Schmidt, Esther Schroeder, lla Sellin, Janet Seymour, Joyce Siedschlag, Marlene Siedschlag, Marilyn Spence, Marilee Stauffer, Karen Thornton, Janice Weich, Delores Wilcox, Roberta Wilcox, Jeanette Winter, Elaine Zobel. Sixth Period—Juanita Anderson, Beulah Benson, Joan Brei, Gloria Bussey, Neoma Bussey, Carol Carrick, Jeanne Carrick, Margaret Crane, Janice Deuel, Sharon Finkhaus, Delores Grimm, Pat Haase, Charlene Hall, Sharonrose Harmel, Charlotte Harmer, Delores Hart, Barbara Hellmers, Shirley Huebner, Patty Kazda, Bonnie Keeney, Diane Koehn, Velda Koepke, Ernestine Luebcke, Mathalie Mericle, Donna Miller, Donna Nelson, Joan Nelson, Sherry Owens, Rita Rhodman, Barbara Roe, Carolyn Sabata, Sharon Schreiner, Shirley Schulz, Floyce Schwede, Barbara Siecke, Iryle Smith, Doris Stevens, Sharon Timperiey, Barbara Wade, Faye Wiedeman, Gloria White. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB The Girls' Glee Club made two major performances this year with Mr. Russell Cummings as their director. The first one was at the Christmas Vespers. Here the girls sang six numbers. The second appearance was at the Spring Concert when they sang four numbers. Shirley Schulz and Norma Bohlman were the accompanists for the Girls' Glee Club this year. Left to right: Lynn Henning, Charlotte Harmer, Lynn Gomon, Marilyn Hath, Mary Schoep, Janice Bramon, Sharon Hastie, Sharon Stukey, Sharon Harmel, Janice Zerbe, Ann Hale, Norma Bossard, Carolyn Van Auker, Phyllis Edgar, Marilyn Hamm, Marlene Koehler, Mary Muller, Carol Marshall, Bette Michaelson, Norma Nordstrom, Student directors of the band and orchestra were Jim Combs and Norma Bossard. Orchestra Violin Ensemble: Norma Bossard, Carolyn Van Auker, Marilyn Hash, Janice Bramon, Lynn Henning, Marilyn Hamm, Sharon Harmel. 44 Joyce Bathke, Sharon Born, Anita Liebsack, Mr. Welch, Patty Bush, Janet Carson, Sally Allen, Shirley Weich, Jeannette Neumann, Janice Weich, Betty Boltz, Joyce Scott, Carol Muffly, Ruth Hanson, Jo Ann Reeves. Artistry and charm describes the Norfolk High School Orchestra for the season of 1952 and 1953. The all-girl orchestra provided harmony in their beautifully colored dresses as well as in their music. Merton V. Welch served his 11th year as orchestra director. Norma Bossard was concert-mistress this year. In November, Bette Michaelson, Carolyn Van Auker, Janet Carson and Shirley Weich French horn group composed of Jeannette Neumann, Sally Allen, Margaret Lederer, Cecil Power. attended the Nebraska State Music Clinic at North Platte. On February 10, the orchestra participated in the 10th annual Winter Concert, this being its highlight of the year. Among the selections played by the orchestra in the Winter Concert were “Largo from Xerxes,” and “May the Good Lord Bless and Keep You.” Clarinet Ensemble: Jim Combs, Barbara Stone, Norma Nordstrom, Sharon Born, Patty Bush. First Row: Jim Combs, Barbara Stone, Norma Nordstrom, Elizabeth Alden, Marlene Raabe, Francis Barnes, Anne Hale, Phyllis Edgar. Second Row: Sharon Born, Patty Bush, Carol Jenny, Nancy Isaacson, Jeannette Neumann, Sally Allen, Margaret Lederer, Cecil Power, Bill Callies, Anne Olson, Shirley Weston, Mary Muller. Third Row: Janis Nisker, Shirley Harrison, Jean Rix, Pete Berge, Bob Sehestedt, Ruth Hanson, Delbert Biehle, Tim Adams, Tom Caauwe, Wayne Robertson, Janice Weich, Gordon Johnson, Keralyn Clark, Sandra Atkinson, Sharon Clark, Paul Walters, Betty Boltz. Fourth Row: Janice Ehrichs, Jim Gettman, Rosalee Jacobson, Karen Thornton, Jeanette Truex, Marilyn Spence, Don Silhacek, Don Goos, Carol Muffly, Bill Avery, Bruce Stevens, Bob Davis, Roger Krueger, Jayne McKibben, Oakley Riggert, Larry Kelley, Iryle Smith, Shurlyn Johnson, Beverly Camp, Janice Wenke, June Vaught, Don Benson, Joyce Scott. Fifth Row: Joyce Timperley, Merlin Rieckenberg, Ben Knudtson, Arthur Jensen, John De Haes, Larry Hanson, Janet Carson, Roy Christian, Ronnie Harmon, Marlene Koeller. Band Officers: John De Haes, manager; Mr. Merton Welch, director; Marlene Koeller, secretary; Phyllis Edgar, drum majorette; Jim Combs, assistant director. The Norfolk Senior High School Band under the very able direction of Merton V. Welch has completed another successful year. The marching band was the first to gain recognition this year. After many early morning practices, the first show, a new type of band show, was presented. After the exhibition. The Norfolk Daily News carried a story and a picture of the show, “Latin American Saga ’ Phyllis Edgar, in her first year as head drum majorette, proved to be very capable of this job along with twirlers Janice Weich and Joyce Timperly, who always pleased the crowd with their fine twirling. The marching band also led the Hallowest parade. During the year the Pep Band of 28 members could always be found 46 Band on hand at all the pep rallies and basketball games. This group, probably more than any other one organization, raised the school spirit and pep of the crowds with their snappy marches and novelty tunes. The Pep Band was rewarded with a trip to the District Basketball Tournament in Grand Island. The Concert Band made four major appearances. The first concert they played was for 1,100 teachers at the annual District III Conference. Their next appearance was the Fourth Annual Christmas Concert. Later in the year they presented the 11th Annual Winter Concert. The All City Band Festival, which was the last appearance made by the concert band, proved very entertaining both to the audience and to those participating. Serving as Band Officers this year were: Jim Combs, student director; John DeHaes, band manager; Marlene Koeller, secretary; Phyllis Edgar, head drum majorette; Janice Weich, twirler, and Joyce Timperley, twirler. Norfolk Twirler : Joyce Timperley, Phyllis Edgar, and Janice Weich. Flute Section: Marlene Raabe, Frances Barnes, Ann Hale, Phyllis Edgar. Don't pray for the strength to win a championship but for the strength to be a champion. —Anonymous Football Coach Warren Best took over the head coaching duties this year, and was assisted by Coach Mandl. Coach Schroeder handled the Reserves, and Coach Evans tutored the Freshmen. Coaches Mandl, Best, Evans and Schroeder watch as their boys go through a late season scrimmage. Gary Adams Bob Olson Tom Best Dick Garden Gene Kuhl Wayne Robertson Dick Farner Don Brenneman Arnie Babcock Gary Christofferson Gary Bland John Raasch Gary Blakeman Gordon Johnson Tom Thompson Paul Meierhenry Thompson goes wide after taking pitch out from Swoboda as Norfolk beats Schuyler 26 to 6. 51 Don Benson Lynn Johnson Bob Kentfield Bob Lindsteadt Duane Gugat Craig Swoboda Ray Gettman Bill Osterberg Brenneman's fake was not good enough to elude Bob Pope as Columbus beats Panthers 40 to 6. The Norfolk Panthers wound up the 1952 season with an unimpressive record of two wins and seven losses. It was, however, a ball club that never knew what the word quit meant. The fellows showed a lot of fire and hustle all the time in every game. While the season was not outstanding, the boys will never forget the wonderful moments they have spent together on the gridiron. NORFOLK 19, VALENTINE 0 Norfolk opened their grid season on the right foot by taking a 19-0 contest from the Valentine eleven on the Cherry County boys’ gridiron. The Panthers played one of their better defensive games, but the offense never really found itself. Midway in the second period, the Maroon and White plowed their way to their first touchdown. With Don Benson packing the mail to the 4, and Tommy Thompson rambling around the right end Norfolk took a 6-0 lead. Bob Kentfield plunged for the extra point, giving the visitors a 7-0 halftime lead. Gary Blakeman pirated a Valentine pass early in the third period, and ran 22 yards for the second marker. Bob Kentfield set up the final touchdown by lugging the pigskin from the Norfolk 52 Hastings picks up five as Babcock, Costello, and Best close in for the tackle. Hastings beat the Panthers 29 to 6. twenty to the Valentine ten. Don Brenne-man then scrambled around end for the final score of the game. FREMONT 35, NORFOLK 14 The Norfolk Panthers could not cope with a hard-running Fremont team in their second game of the season, and went down to defeat. The Tigers were led by Hansen and Snyder, who made two touchdowns apiece. In the second period, Gary Adams grabbed a fumble, and scampered 50 yards for the Panthers’ first TD. Thompson added the extra point. Gordon Johnson made the second Norfolk touchdown in the second half, when he caught a pass from Craig Swoboda. Bob Kentfield plunged for the final extra point. SOUTH SIOUX CITY 32, NORFOLK 12 The Panthers traveled to South Sioux City on September 26th only to lose to the Cardinals by a 32 to 12 score. An off-tackle smash by Don Benson was good for 35 yards, and Norfolk’s first touchdown. The home team held the 12-6 lead for the first half. With Evans, Engel, and Fredrickson running wild the second half, the Cardinals iced the contest in the third period. Benson, scampered 50 yards for the final Panther score. NORFOLK 26, SCHUYLER 6 The Panthers opened the home season by trouncing the Schuyler Warriors 26-6 at Memorial Stadium before a large crowd. Schuyler, surprisingly enough got the first score when Arps scampered for 23 yards. The angry Panthers came back on a score by Don Benson and an extra point plunge by Don Brenneman to give Norfolk a 7-6 lead. The Maroon and White then scored their second TD in less than two minutes, when Gordon Johnson caught a 15-yard pass from Benson in the end zone. Early in the third Adams and Babcock are a little late for this one as Norfolk takes a beating from G. I. 33 to 6. 53 Back Row: Roger Blakeman, Arnold Babcock, Don Benson, Bill Osterberg, Gary Blakeman, Gene Kuhl, Tom Best, Gordon Johnson, Stanley Solfermoser, Dick Farner, John Raasch, Lynn Johnson, Don Brenne-man, Gerald Wichert, Dick Garden, Gary Bland, Gary Christoffersen, Paul Meierhenry, Charles Ferguson, Bill Callies, John Roberts, Wayne Robertson. Front Row: Coach Mandl, Bob Olson, Bob Kentfield, Dave Wilson, Craig Swoboda, Gary Adams, Ray Gettman, Roger Rasley, Jerry Costello, Duane Gugat, Bob Lind-steadt, Tom Thompson, Coach Best. period, Johnson caught another pass, this time from Blakeman, all alone on the double stripe. Bob Olson’s placekick split the uprights, and Norfolk held a 20-6 edge. Tom Thompson scored Norfolk’s last TD. GRAND ISLAND 33, Norfolk 6 Grand Island scored in every quarter to mar the homecoming celebration of the Panthers, as they romped to a 33-7 Big Ten victory. With 90 seconds left in the contest, Brenneman raced 95 yards on a spectacular run to save Norfolk from being shut out. Grand Island got their first touchdown with only three minutes gone in the first period. From there on, the outcome was never in doubt. Gettman and Osterberg played sparkling defensive ball for the home team. Bren-neman’s 95-yard sprint stood up all season to become the longest run from scrimmage for a Class A ball club in Nebraska. HASTINGS 29, NORFOLK 6 The Panthers invaded Hastings for a Big Ten clash, and gave the Tigers a tough game in the first half. Even though the Panthers trailed the Hastings crew 13-6 at halftime, they completely outplayed the home eleven. The loss of Gary Blakeman, first string quarterback late in the second period, also hampered the Panthers’ hopes in the hapless second half. Bob Kentfield set up the first Panther score with a 55-yard dash to the Tiger two. Don Bx-enneman plunged for the score to tie up the contest. Hastings took over the show in the last half, and the Pan-thei's went down to their thii’d sti’aight Big Ten loss sui’ely but stubbornly. The final score was 29 to 6. COLUMBUS 40, NORFOLK 6 The Panthers’ hopes of a Big Ten victoi’y this season were blasted, when a detei’mined Columbus eleven drubbed the Panthei’s 40-6 in a game played at Memorial Stadium. The Discoverers had wrapped up the game in the first half with a 26-0 advantage. The only bright spot for the Pnthers came midway in the final period when Craig Swoboda pitched a touchdown pass to Gordon Johnson. Farner, Gettman, and G. Johnson sparkled on the defense for the Panthers. LEEDS SIOUX CITY 22, NORFOLK 6 Bud Rasmussen led the Leeds Lancers to a 22-6 victory before a crowd honoring the players’ dads by scoring three touchdowns. The Panthers turned in their best game of the season defensively, but l’an out of gas when Norfolk needed points in the second half. After the Lancers had cashed in on a safety and a TD to give them a 8-0 lead, Bob Olson ci’ashed off tackle fi’om two yards cut to make it a 8-6 game. Defensive standouts for the Panthers wei’e Lynn Johnson, Gary Adams, Arnie Babcock, and Ray Gettman. 54 Front Row: Marvin Horner, Jerry Kesting, Deon Deuel, Delbert Biehle, Jerry Hash, Dick Pederson, Garland Henry. Back Row: George Stoffer, Delbert Felger, Max Witt, Richard Rodgers, Leland Barr, Bill Schaffer, Bill Sundahl, Coach Cleo Schroeder. YANKTON, S. D. 41, NORFOLK 0 In the season’s closing encounter, the Norfolk Panthers for the first time in the year, went scoreless. The Yankton Bucks shut out the Maroon and White 41-0 at Memorial Stadium. Yankton scored early in the first period, and the outcome from there on was never in doubt as to the victor. Fifteen seniors played their last football game for Norfolk Senior High School in the finale. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL Norfolk 0 vs. Columbus 0 Norfolk 0 vs. Columbus 12 Norfolk 0 vs. Fremont 26 RESERVE FOOTBALL Norfolk 6 vs. Fremont 25 Norfolk 6 vs. Albion 14 Norfolk 0 vs. Newman Grove 13 Norfolk 0 vs. Albion 6 Norfolk 0 vs. Columbus 0 Front Row: Jim Gettman, Bill Lindsteadt, Wallas Fox, Tim Adams, Bill Kendall, Bill Emrich, Marshall Brick er, Jerry Grunke, Bob Davis, Jerry Miller, Norman Raabe, Donald Lau. Back Row: Coach Don Evans, Ray Wilke, Jerald Fix, George Koster, Jim Schaffer, Vernon Schlecht, Warren Danskin, Ronnie Kentfield, George Bonser, Roger Rasley, Jim Benson, Keith Christoffersen, Douglas McCartney. 55 Pete Berge Don Benson Don Goos Gordon Johnson LINCOLN CENTRAL 43, NORFOLK 29 Lincoln Central, the Panthers first Class A opponent, was too much for the Maroon and White in the third game of the season. Led by ace scorer, Don Erway, Central led throughout the contest. Gordon and Lynn Johnson shared scoring honors each collecting 10. Basketball The Panther basketball team of the past season did not rank high in the state at any time. Norfolk wound up the season with a record of 6 wins and 11 losses. The Maroon and White had a team offensive average of 46.1 points a game, while their defensive average was 49.1 points. The Panthers lose nine seniors from the squad, and with only three members back, will face another rebuilding project next year. Lincoln Central's Ted King taps the ball away from Lynn Johnson and Benson, Berge and Goos make sore he doesn't get away. The Links won 43 to 29. YANKTON 71, NORFOLK 37 The Panther played mediocre ball as they lost their second straight game in the young season. The Panthers remained in the game only in the first quar- PIERCE 26, NORFOLK 44 The Panthers hopped to a 12 to 5 lead the first quarter over an outclassed and out-manned Bluejay five. Norfolk increased its lead to 12 points at the end of the third quarter and sewed up the contest with a fifteen-point outburst in the final period. Gordy Johnson led the Panthers with 14 points. WAYNE 37, NORFOLK 43 The Panthers trailed 20 to 15 at the end of the first half but found the range in the third period to hold a seven point lead at the close of the third stanza. Norfolk held their lead throughout the final period to ice up the contest. G. Johnson plunked 23 points through to lead the Norfolk five’s scoring attack. r 6 ter when they trailed by three points, 13 to 10. Gordon Johnson led Norfolk’s weak attack with 19 markers. LINCOLN N.E. 64, NORFOLK 39 The Panthers returned to the hardwood campaign after the Christmas holidays only to be stopped by a strong Northeast outfit, 64 to 39. The second quarter again proved to be Norfolk’s downfall as Northeast hopped to a 26-14 halftime lead. Gordon Johnson ripped the net for 21 while Cook and Forbes scored 20 and 18 respectively for Lincoln. FREMONT 51, NORFOLK 42 The Norfolk Panthers opened the Big Ten warfare against the Fremont Tigers on January 9 as the Tigers gained a hard-fought victory. The Panthers were in the game until the last three minutes when the Tigers picked up a fast five points to Norfolk’s one. G. Johnson led Norfolk with 27. Pelley led the Tigers with 15. HASTINGS 66, NORFOLK 46 Hastings, rated Number 1 in the state at the time, rolled over a fighting Panther five. The Panthers were overcome by the superior height of the Tigers in their second Big Ten encounter of the year. Cal Johnson and Phil Weingart led the Hastings attack with 15 and 14 points respectively. Pete Berge and Gordon Johnson sparked the Panther drive with 18 and 14 points. BEATRICE 38, NORFOLK 55 The Panthers broke a five-game losing streak when they walloped the Beatrice five handily. Norfolk hopped to a 6-point lead in the first quarter and maintained the lead Dreyer and Benson make sure this South Sioux lad doesn't shoot as the Panthers take a 59 to 50 decision. throughout the game, increasing it in every quarter. Gordon Johnson led the improved Norfolk attack with 33 points, his high of the season. GRAND ISLAND 72, NORFOLK 44 Norfolk played inspired ball for the first half against the Islanders but played listless ball in the two final stanzas to drop their third Big Ten game. The Panthers trailed 57 Gary Blakeman Paul Meierhenry Gary Adams Jim Nelson Lynn Johnson Jerry Bathke Jim Dreyer John Butterfield by only 4 points at the halftime. Grand Island scored 24 points in the third quarter to Norfolk’s meager 10, to ice the contest. Beige and Gordon Johnson shared scoring honors with 11 apiece. lost a heartbreaker. Norfolk blew a fifteen point lead in the second half, and came out with seven points in the overtime period, while Vermillion picked up 8. Gordon Johnson sparked the attack with 18 markers. YORK 50, NORFOLK 43 The Panthers were surprised the next evening when York, a Class B team, tripped up the Maroon and White on the Auditorium court. The Dukes hopped to a 32 to 20 lead at the end of the first half, and held on to it, despite a last minute rally by the Panthers. G. Johnson again led the Norfolk five with 21 points. DAVID CITY 40, NORFOLK 42 Norfolk eked out a victory over a tough David City team on the losers’ court, in a thriller to the last minute. The Panthers’ biggest lead in the contest was never larger than four points. A last minute shot by David City just missed in the final seconds. Lynn Johnson led the Panther attack with 12 markers, while G. Johnson and Jim Dreyer followed close behind with 11 and 10 points. COLUMBUS 33, NORFOLK 50 Norfolk picked up their first win in the Big Ten when they downed the Discoverers on the home floor. The Panthers had a seven point lead in the second quarter and the outcome was never in doubt. Gordon Johnson plunked 22 points for the winners. VERMILLION 54, NORFOLK 53 (Overtime) The Panthers played their most thrilling game of the season against the Tanagers, but SOUTH SIOUX CITY 50, NORFOLK 59 In the home finale, Norfolk won over a unimpressive Cardinal squad. A final quarter Lynn Johnson goes after a loose ball in the Colum bus game as Gordon Johnson and Blakeman look on. The Panthers trounced Columbus 55 to 39. 58 Varsity squad front row: Paul Gakle, manager, Pete Berge, Gary Blakeman, Gary Adams, Don Goos, John Butterfield, Jim Nelson. Back row: Coach Don Evans, Don Benson, Paul Meierhenry, Lynn Johnson, Gordon Johnson, Jim Dreyer, Jerry Bathke, Cleo Schroeder, assistant coach. spurt iced the game for the Panthers, in which they potted 18 points. G. Johnson led Norfolk with 24 points. FREMONT 53, NORFOLK 48 District Tournament The Norfolk High Panthers fought all thirty-two minutes but came out on the short end of a 53-48 score. The officials called 67 fouls, 37 against the Panthers and 30 against the Tigers. The last two and a half minutes of the game were played with only four boys, Lynn Johnson, Jim Dreyer, Jerry Bathke and Paul Meierhenry, the other six Panthers were retired to the bench due to five personal fouls. Lynn Johnson led the Panthers scoring, collecting 16. Cheerleaders: Bonnie Spence, Phyllis Edgar, Neola Clark, Richard McFarland, Jo Ann Lenser, Paul Rimovsky, Joy Best. 69 Reserve squad front row: Gus Weich, Jerry Kesting, Roger Rasley, Don Brenneman, Tom Best, Bill Kuester. Back row: Tom Thompson, student manager; David Wilson, Jerry Sellentin, Max Witt, Delbert Felger, Bill Callies, Gerald Fix, Richard Rodgers, Coach Cleo Schroeder. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Norfolk 14 vs. Columbus 30 Norfolk 18 vs. Wisner 24 Norfolk 11 vs. Leigh 24 Norfolk 17 vs. Wayne 37 Norfolk 29 vs. Wisner 40 Norfolk 15 vs. Columbus 35 Norfolk 22 vs. Osmond 17 Norfolk 20 vs. Wayne 35 RESERVE BASKETBALL Norfolk 17 vs. Pierce 21 Norfolk 33 vs. Wayne 32 Norfolk 30 vs. Lincoln 58 Norfolk 26 vs. Yankton 42 Norfolk 23 vs. Humphrey 29 Noi-folk 20 vs. Fremont 41 Norfolk 14 vs. Leigh 56 Norfolk 25 vs. Columbus 24 Norfolk 16 vs. David City 40 Norfolk 27 vs. Vermillion 50 Norfolk 33 vs. Osmond 50 left to right: Wayne Robertton, Wallet Fox, Bill Kendall. Dean Chrittoffenen, John Roberti, Vernon Schlecht, Warren Dantlcin, Jim Schaffer, Duane Gugat, Billy Emrieh, Jim Benson, Jerry Miller, Larry Kelly, Coach Bud Best. 60 Homecoming Sports Royalty Janet Barry reigned as queen during the last half of the Norfolk - Grand Island game here on October 10, while JoAnn Lenser and Ne-ola Clark reigned as her attendants. These girls were voted on by the entire school body and were picked for their friendliness, character, and interest in school activities. During the half-time period Coach Bud Best crowned the queen; Lynn Johnson and Bob Kentfield crowned the attendants. The N’Ergettes and the Minute Men sponsored the affair. The queen and her attendants reigned at a homecoming dance afterwards sponsored by the Junior Class. Homecoming Queen Miss Janet Barry Sports King Gordon Johnson and Sports Queen JoAnn Lenser Sports King and Queen JoAnn Lenser and Gordon Johnson were revealed as Sports King and Queen when they stepped through a large red and white paper heart between halves of the Colum-bus-Norfolk basketball game. Their attendants were Janet Barry and Lynn Johnson. These four deserving persons were elected by the entire student body from candidates selected bv members of the “N” Club. JoAnn and Gordon were crowned by Coach Evans and Janet and Lynn by Coach Schroeder. JoAnn and Janet reigned during the remainder of the game while Gordon and Lynn returned to the game floor. A dance was held in honor of the royalty after the game. 61 “Constant labor of one uniform kind destroys the intensity and flow of a man's animal spirits, which find recreation and delight in mere change of activity. —Marx Student Council members left to right are: John De Haes, Keralyn Clark, Janet Seymour, Patty Bush, Bonnie Spence, Sponsor Mr. Sala, Gordon Johnson, Sponsor Mr. Skillstad, Don Benson, Janet Barry, Anne Olson, Gary Blakeman, Jack Tannehill, Tom Best. Student Council Directors of many student affairs are the members of the Student Council. This past year they have organized a pep club, which now registers 165 members, sponsored convocations, films, dances, and a talent show. Promotion of the teen canteen was started by the Student Council. Officers elected for the year were: Gordon Johnson, president; Don Benson, vice president; Janet Barry, treasurer, and Bonnie Spence, secretary. Patty Bush served as corresponding secretary. Mr. Theodore Skillstad and Mr. Richard Sala were named faculty sponsors. Board of Awards Serving this year on the Board of Awards were faculty members Miss Schroeder and Mr. Ilamm, and student members Gordon Johnson, Jo Ann Denser, and Don Brenneman as an alternate. This group discusses and votes on students recommended to receive letters for various activities. Board of Awards: Miss Schroeder, Don Brenneman, Gordon Johnson, Mr. Hamm, Jim Dreyer, JoAnn Lenser. 64 First Row: Peggy Nelson, Sharon Timperloy, Jeanette Best, Joan Nelson, Mathalie Mericle, Jeanette Beckenbauer, Elaine Anderson, Susan Pinnt, Betty Jane Jones, Mary Huelle, Lois James, Lillie Brandenburg, Lynne Henning, Shirley Weich, Shirley Huebner, Noreen Cline, Elizabeth Eldridge, Judy Siedschlag, JoEtta Holmes, Ver Gene Larson, Janet Pakes, Darlene Sporn, Patti Schnebel, Gloria Bussey. Second Row: Sharon Stukey, Roberta Ternes, Doris Beckenbauer, Janice Bramon, Jayne McKibben, Janet Cross, Norma Bohlman, Priscilla Musselman, Carol Jo O'Connor, JoAnn Dahl-koetter, Jeannine Cannon, Bonnie Keeney, Mable Lee, Evelyn Gerst, Marilyn Rees, Sandra Tierney, Eyllia Krehnke, Sharon Schreiner, Joan Brei, Shirley Schulz, Anita Freudenburg, Jeanette Gordon, Connie Cape, Inez Weich, Lila Mae Shipley, Rosanne Brase. Third Row: Barbara Holm, Delta Klug, Marilyn Hamm, Marlene Raabe, Lois Lau, Bette Michael-son, Carol Marshall, La Vada Liebsack, Verda Lee Bree, Darlene Jeffries, Darlis Nelson, Kay Redmond, Carol Carrick, Barbara Rasley, Lois Fletcher, Elizabeth Alden, Donna Nelson, Barbara Roe, Anne Hale, Mary Jean Lutes, Donna Miller, Virginia Hoffman, Charlotte Hague, Alyce Hester, Diane Koehn, Beulah Benson, Lola Braithwaite, Marva Fisher, Kay Boelling. Fourth Row: Joyce Ballinger, Marjorie Mozer, Mildred Jansen, Janet Arns, Margaret Hinken, Neoma Bussey, Mary Johnson, Patsy Negley, Nancy Ellenburg, Beverly Kleckner, Nelda Fink, Mary Jo Millick, Colleen Henzler, Sherry Owens, Gloria White, Margaret Crane, Joan Chapman, Shirley Heiderman, Jean Adams, Janet Anderson, Jean Brt, Anita Bussey, Carolyn Van Auker, JoAnn Reeves, Jean Rix, Shirley Dittman, Delores Pfeil, Carole Geist, Janet Seymour, Beverly Seeman. Fifth Row: Sandy Hendricksen, Donna Sellin, Sherrill Hendricksen, Kathryn Thun, Betty Thun, Norma Robbins, lone Wesely, Geraldine Dinkel, Elaine Ellenberger, Jeanette Hartwig, Barbara Siecke, Barbara Wade, Gloria Luebcke, Jeanne Carrick, Gretchen Weihe, Barbara Finkhouse, Shirle Minor, Charlotte Harmer, Darlene Kelley, Pat Childers, Joyce Timperley, Virginia Kragh, Sarah Bostelmann, Joan Roker, Delores Grimm, Mary Jo Hupp, Georgiann Johnson, Joyce Siedschlag, Karen Anderson, Donna Raduenz, June Sturma, Rita Lang, Sandra Francke, Eleanor Christiansen. Pep Club After much debate and discussion, and at the request of many of the students of Norfolk High, the Student Council took definite steps in organizing a girls’ pep club. Besides boosting the morale of our team, this newly organized group has added pep to our games and rallies. Approximate membership is 165. Miss Richards was chosen as sponsor of the club. The following officers were elected: Jean Brt, president; Mable Lee, vice president; Gloria Mrsny, secretary; Anita Freudenburg, treasurer, and secretary of attendance is Donna Sellin. Pep Club Officers: Vice President, Mable Lee; Treasurer, Anita Freudenburg; Sponsor, Miss Richards; Recording Secretary, Donna Sellin; President, Jean Brt. 65 First Semester N'Ergette Officers: Patty Bush, treasurer; Janet Carson, sergeant at arms; Joyce Scott, vice president; Donna Buettow, president; Delores Demmel, secretary. N'Ergeftes “We put the N in energy” is the motto that the N’Ergettes of 1952-53 really lived up to. The girls are identified on days of athletic events by their white skirts and maroon corduroy jackets, and were always ready to assist whenever they were needed. The girls are chosen into this organization by their respective classes. The freshman and sophomore classes each have five members while the juniors and seniors are allowed seven each. Donna Buettow was chosen president the first semester, with Joyce Scott as vice president; Delores Demmel, secretary; Patty Bush, treasurer, and Janet Carson, sergeant-at-arms. Joyce Scott was second semester president with Maxine Engel as vice president; Barbara Osborne, secretary; Betty Boltz, treasurer, and Norma Bossard, sergeant-at-arms. Miss Gayle Jenkins served as sponsor of this organization with the assistance of Miss Carol Fisher. The list of events the N’Ergettes participated in includes: the making of razzle dazzles, providing razzle dazzles to sell to student body, ushering for teachers convention, ushering at Dad’s night, movies for entire student body, candy sale, helping with the Homecoming, and making the arch at all games. Minute Men The Minute Men is an oranization of 28 boys elected by each class. The Freshman and Sophomore classes elect five each and the Juniors and Seniors seven each. The purpose and aim of the organization is to serve in school activities and promote school spirit. The first semester officers included Dick Seymour, president; Pete Beige, vice president; Don Goos, secretary; Jack Dersham, treasurer; Jerry Sellentin, sergeant-at-arms. Minute Men officers for second semester were Bob Olson, president; Don Brenneman, vice president; Jack Dersham, secretary; Bill Osterberg, treasurer; Don Meyer, sergeant-at-arms. The sponsors of the Minute Men this year were Richard Sala and William Hanshaw. The Minte Men sponsored a dance and many other activities. They ended the school year with a picnic for both semester Minute Men, honoring the seniors. Both Semester Minute Men Officers: Bob Olson, Bill Osterberg, Don Meyer, Jack Dersham, Richard Seymour, Don Goos, Jerry Sellentin, Don Brenneman. Junior and Senior First Semester N'Energettes: Janet Carson, Anne Oison, Kae Emrich, Shirley Harrison, Sponsor Miss Jenkins. Second Row: Elaine Zobel, Patty Bush, Janet Barry, Donna Buettow, Barbara Osborne, Kay Deuel. Third Row: Joyce Scott, Joy Wilson, Maxine Engel, Delores Demmel. First Semester Junior and Senior Minute Men and Associates: First Row: Dick Garden, George Kendall, Don Meyer, Gordon Johnson, Bill Osterberg, Jim Dreyer. Second Row: Bob Kentfield, Vernon Schoep, Roy Christian, Jerry Siedschlag, Jack Dersham, Don Goos, Paul Meierhenry. Third Row: Dick Seymour, LaVerne Glover, Bob Olson, Paul Gakle, Lynn Johnson, Paul Rimovsky, Paul Walters, Jack Tannehill, Sponsor Mr. Sala. Fourth Row: Art Lee, George Stoffer, Gary Adams, Gary Blakeman, Dick Farner, Richard McFarland, John Butterfield, Pete Berge, Craig Swoboda. 67 First Semester Freshman and Sophomore N'Ergettes: Front Row: Miss Fisher, sponsor, Carol Best, Sandra Atkinson, Keralyn Clark, Sondra Ainsworth. Back Row: Shirley Weston, Pat Klawitter, Betty Ballard, Bonnie Ballard, Marilyn Hash, Carol Jenny. First Semester Freshman and Sophomore Minute Men: First Row: Mike Morrison, John DeHaes, Dave Wilson, Don Brenneman, Jim Schaffer. Second Row: Jerry Sellentin, Jerry Hash, Ronnie Harmon, Gordon Geary, Mr. Sala, sponsor. Third Row: Tim Adams, Bill Emrich, Bob Davis, Bill Best, Bill Kuester, Mr. Hanshaw, sponsor. Fourth Row: Tom Best, Wayne Robertson, Bill Callies, Max Witt, Roger Rasley. 68 Girls' and Boys' Stafers Representatives of Norfolk at Corn-husker Girls’ and Boys’ State this past June were: Neola Clark, Janet Barry, Gordon Johnson, and Craig Swoboda. Gordon was elected Secretary of State and Craig got top honors as Governor. Craig also attended Boys’ Nation in July where he was elected Vice President. I Girls' and Boys' Staters: Gordon Johnson, Janet Barry, Neola Clark, Craig Swoboda. Junior Rotarians: Craig Swoboda, Dick Farner, Don Benson, Gordon Johnson, Jim Combs, Pete Berge. Junior Rotarians The six boys who served as Junior Rotarians last year were: Don Benson, Pete Berge, Jim Combs, Dick Farner, Gordon Johnson, and Craig Swoboda. The fellows attended the meetings of the Norfolk Rotary Club and gave reports of school happenings. Kiwanis Awards The outstanding freshman and sophomore girl and boy of 1952 were presented the Kiwanis Good Citizenship Awards. They were: Janet Seymour and John DeHaes, freshmen, and Rosanne Erase and Gordon Krehnke, sophomores. Milestone Writers: First Row: Joyce Scott, Donna Buettow, JoAnn Lenser, Shirley Harrison, JoEtta Holmes, Janet Carson. Second Row: Nancy Isaacson, Jean Brt, Joy Wilson, Janet Barry, Janet Pakes, Bonnie Spence, Richard McFarland. Third Row: Barbara Osborne, Betty Boltz, Phyllis Edgar, Dick Farner, Don Goos, Lynn Johnson, Gordon Johnson. The Milestone Finally, after what seemed like years of writing, rewriting, typing, and picture taking, the 1953 Milestone went to press. When the last 16 pages were on their way to the press, everyone in room 313 settled back and breathed a sigh of relief. Mr. Richard Sala, our advisor chose Mary Johnson, editor-in-chief; Neola Clark, Jim Dreyer, and Craig Swoboda as associate editors; Judy Siedschlag, assistant editor, John Butterfield, sports editor, and Pete Berge and Larry Hanson, art editors. The sales campaign got off to a start with a “Talent Show” given to designate some of the memories that would be found in the 1953 Milestone. The Milestone is featuring a newly added supplement this year. This will include such things as the prom, sneak day, and other activities. Panther Editorial Staff: Standing: Lynn Johnson, Sherrill Hendricksen, Kae Emrich, Priscilla Mus-selman, Mary Muller, Sandra Hendricksen; Seated: Joy Wilson, Betty Boltz. The Panther Working together as co-editors on The Panther this year were Betty Boltz and Joy Wilson. Kae Emrich and Priscilla Mussel-man were assistant editors. Handling all of the business was Ver Gene Larson and the exchange editor was Mary Muller. Taking care of the Art Department were Sher’ee Hendricksen and Pete Berge. Lynn Johnson was sports editor and the sports writers were Paul Walter, Jack Tannehill, Marvin Horner, and Dean Eucker. Feature editor was Sandra Hendricksen and the fea- ture writers were Paul Rimovsky, Shirley Mauk, June Sturma, Janet Barry, Sandra Franke, Sharon Born, Phyllis Edgar, and Margaret Lederer. Bringing in the news were Kay Deuel, Mary Iliff, Janet Anderson, Carolyn Van Auker, Richard McFarland, JoAnn Lenser, Jerry Sellentin, Peg Calvert, Joy Best, Jack Dersham, Jo Etta Holmes, Lynne Henning, and Anita Freudenburg. Mr. Richard Sala was the faculty advisor of The Panther and did more than his share to help make it a success. First Row: Anita Freudenburg, Sandra Francke, Janet Pakes, Sharon Born, Lynne Henning, Kay Deuel. Second Row: Craig Swoboda, Patsy Negley, JoAnn Lenser, JoEtta Holmes, Peggy Calvert, Phyllis Edgar, June Sturma. Third Row: Margaret Lederer, Janet Anderson, Janet Barry, Joy Best, Paul Walter, Jack Tannehill, Paul Rimovsky, Jerry Sellentin. Fourth Row: Priscilla Musselman, Shirle Mauk, Sandra Hendricksen, Dean Eucker, Marvin Horner, Richard McFarland, Jack Dersham, Mary Johnson. Publications Business Staffs Her© Ver Gene Larson, business manager of the Panther, gives the ad solicitors some last minute advice on obtaining their ads for the next issue of the paper. The ad solicitors for The Panther are the ones responsible for the financial status of the paper. Without them and their ads it would be impossible to publish The Panther. The Panther ad solicitors were headed by Ver Gene Larson. The solicitors were: Elaine Anderson, Frances Barnes, Joan Chapman, Patsy Childers, Ann Hale, Ruth Ilanson, Barbara Helmers, Barbara Holm, Richard Iliff, Darlene Jeffries, Bonnie Keeney, Jan Nisker, Robert Sanders, Sherilyn Schimel-pfenig, Janet Seymour, Sharon Stukey, and Sandra Tierney. The Milestone ad solicitors headed by Dick Seymour, Business Manager, and Dick Far-ner, Assistant Business Manager, went all out and got many ads which make possible the publication of the Milestone. The ad solicitors were: Lynn Henning, Jo-Ann Dahlkoetter, Anita Freudenburg, Ann Hale, Jeanne Carrick, Velda Koepke, Barbara Finkhouse, Mable Lee, Earl Bathke, Shirley Schulz, Jeannine Cannon, Sally Allen, Mary Jean Lutes, Inez Weich, Shirley Minor, Marilyn Hash, Donna Sellin, Richard McFarland, Ver Gene Larson, and Shirley Harrison. Business Manager, Dick Seymour, assisted by Dick Farner, is giving instructions to their Milestone ad solicitors on getting the ads for this year's annual. 72 Our Hearts Were Young and Gay Sharon Born, left, sits suffering from a case of bedbugs as Dick Schmidt tries his method of extracting them. His wife, Patty Bush, standing to the right is horror stricken. Inset: Norma Bossard displays her acting ability before Jack Tannehill, a French actor. CAST OF CHARACTERS STEWARD_________________________Marvin Homer MRS. SKINNER_____________________Patty Bush CORNELIA OTIS SKINNER___________Sharon Born OTIS SKINNER______________________Dick Schmidt EMILY KIMBROUGH__________________Norma Bossard PURSER_____________________________Roy Christian STEWARDESS________________________Judy Siedschlag DICK WINTERS___________________Richard McFarland WINDOW CLEANER ADMIRAL_____________________Roger Blakeman HARRIET ST. JOHN____________Verda Lee Bree WINIFRED BLAUGH__________________Jean Brt LEO McEVOY_______________________Don Goos INSPECTOR_____________________Janet Carson THERESE__________________________Joy Best MADAME ELI SB]_______________________Nancy Isaacson MONSIEUR DE LA CROIX__________________Jack Tannehill ______Paul Rimovsky PRODUCTION STAFF DIRECTOR__________________________________________Don Johannes PRODUCTION MANAGER_______________________________Ruth Hanson ASSISTANTS TO THE DIRECTOR_____Clinton Nelson, Jeanne Johannes Joy Best and Nancy Isaacson stand yaking as Sharon Born and Norma Bossard look silently on. First Row: JoAnn Lenser, Maxine Engel, Shurlyn Johnson, Delores Demmel, Donna Buettow, Neola Clark, Bonnie Spence, Shirley Mauk, Sandra Hendrickson. Second Row: Shirley Harrison, Judy Siedschlag, Kay Deuel, Doralea Rasmusson, Carol Hartwig, Lila Shipley, Carol Jo O'Conner, Barbara Rasley, Shirley Weich. Third Row: Anne Olson, Ver Gene Larson, Sherrill Hendrickson, Joy Best, Kay Emrich, JoEtta Holmes, Priscilla Musselman, Carol Geist, Marva Fisher. Fourth Row: Janet Barry, Phyllis Edgar, Anita Freudenburg, Joy Wilson, Betty Boltz, Barbara Osborne, Joyce Scott, Mable Lee. Fifth Row: Patty Bush, Lynn Henning, Marilyn Hash, Sally Allen, Ann Hale, Mary Jean Lutes, Frances Barnes, Roberta Ternes, Janet Seymour. Sixth Row: Janet Carson, Jean Brt, Nancy Isaacson, Donna Sellin, Mary Muller, Ruth Hanson, Norma Bossard, Peggy Calvert, Sandra Francke. Tri-Hi-Y A program which offered the best in entertainment, and education was the problem of the Tri-Hi-Y girls this year. A trip to Omaha to see the “Robert Shaw Chorale and Orchestra” was one of the outstanding events. Talks by Craig Swoboda, Jerry Iluse, and Dr. E. Surber were especially enjoyed. “Lights From Many Lamps,” a book review by Miss Gayle Jenkins was also one of the highlights. Last but not least were the parties. Halloween and Valentine day proved to be good dates for successful get-togethers for the girls and their dates. In November the club gave a party for the alumni and in December the annual Christmas party for younger girls was given. The biggest parties of the year were the annual Christmas formal and the farewell party for the seniors. Janet Barry was elected president for the first semester, Donna Buettow, vice president; Anita Freudenburg, secretary, and Barbara Osborne, treasurer. Appointed officers were Phyllis Edgar, chaplain; Betty Boltz, sentinel; Lila Shipley, foreign correspondence secretary; Patty Bush, pianist; Shirley Mauk, athletic chairman, and Bonnie Spence, song leader. Second semester offiners were: JoAnn Lenser, president; Neola Clark, vice president ; Joyce Scott, secretary, and Joy Wilson, treasurer. Appointed officers were Doralea Rasmusson, chaplain; Delores Demmel, foreign correspondence secretary; Shirley Mauk, athletic chairman; Carol Hartwig, pianist; Mabel Lee, sentinel; Bonnie Spence, song leader. 74 Miss Walker supervises 209 study hall. First Row: Don Benson, Paul Gakle, Don Meyer, Dick Garden, Bill Osterberg. Second Row: Craig Swo-boda. Art Lee, Gary Blakeman, Lynn Johnson, Gary Adams. Third Row: Gene Kuhl, Dick Seymour, Jim Combs, Pete Berge, Jim Dreyer. Fourth Row: Gary Bland, Don Goos, Dick Farner, John Butterfield, Larry Hanson. Fifth Row: Paul Rimovsky, Vernon Schoep, Roger Blakeman, Warren Christiansen, Jerry Sied-schlag. Sixth Row: LaVerne Glover, Dick Schmidt, Jack Tannehill, Roy Christian, Richard McFarland, Merle Rix. Seventh Row: Jerry Hash, Max Witt, Tom Thompson, Don Brenneman, Jerry Sellentin. Eighth Row: Dave Wilson, Marlin Wiedeman, Dean Wolff, Roger Krueger, Denny Lockman, Jack Nordtvedt. Hi-Y It is again with sincere pleasure that we report on this year’s functions of our own Hi-Y. Under the capable planning of our two semester presidents and the professional direction of Chief Moore, the fellows really got their dues-worth. Under Bill Osterberg’s direction, the members experienced many fine lectures and movies and sponsored a gala Christmas dance. Gary Adams and his administration did an equally good job with numerous educational talks and two fine parties. This year’s officers were: first semester: President, Bill Osterberg; Vice President, Don Benson; Secretary, Don Meyer; Treasurer, Paul Gakle; second semester: President, Gary Adams; Vice President, Lynn Johnson; Secretary, Gary Blakeman; Treasurer, Dick Garden. First Row: Wayne Robertson, Dennis Eddy, Leland Barr, Gary Bland, John Roberts, Larry Hanson, Jim Dreyer, Gary Adams. Second Row: Tom Best, Duane Gugat, Charles Ferguson, Bill Callies, John Raasch, Craig Swoboda, Bob Olson, Deon Deuel. Third Row: Dick Garden, Delbert Felger, Max Witt, Tom Thompson, Dick Farner, Bill Osterberg, Arnie Babcock, Marvin Horner. Fourth Row: Don Ply-messer, Stanley Solfermoser, Jack Dersham, Leon Siecke, Jerry Kesting, Jim Nelson, Warren Christiansen, LaVerne Glover. Fifth Row: Coach Don Evans, Don Brcnneman, Gordon Johnson, Bob Lindsteadt, Don Goos, John Butterfield, George Stoffer, Roger Blakeman. Sixth Row: Coach Bud Best, Gary Blakeman, Pete Berge, Bob Kentfield, Bill Sundahl, Ray Gettman, Don Meyer, Lynn Johnson, Gene Kuhl. G.A.A. First Row: Betty Jones, Betty Ballard, Sherry Owens, Bonny Ballard, Peggy Nelson, Jean Rix, Earlene Fitch. Second Row: Mrs. Nedrow, Joyce Bathke, Mary Muller, Jeannette Gordon, Marlene Koeller, Barbara Wade, Kathryn Thun. 76 The F.F.A. The Future Farmers of America was organized in 1912 by Ilenry Grose. It was set up to train farm boys to become proficient, to learn leadership activities, and to create a love of country life. The Norfolk Chapter was reorganized a few years ago after it had been discontinued for a few years. This year the Norfolk Chapter of Future Farmers of America sponsored a very good float in the Hallowest Parade. They also elected Junior Officers out of the Freshman class of “Greenhands.” Those elected were: President, Roy Meierhenry; Vice President, Gary Moz-er; Secretary, Bill Knebel; Treasurer, Marlin Winter; Reporter, Delmer Pufahl, and the Sentinel, Dennis Oestreich. These boys are to learn parliamentary procedure and teach it to the other boys. F.F.A. Officers: Mr. Edgar Hamm, Marvin Horner, Vernon Beckman, Allen Wolff, Dell Wiley, Paul Meierhenry, Warren Kennedy. The regular officers of the Chapter for this year are: President, Allen Wolff; Vice President, Vernon Beckman; Secretary, Dell Wiley; Treasurer, Paul Meierhenry; Reporter, Marvin Horner; Sentinel, Warren Kennedy. Front Row: Dell Wiley, Don Smith, Don Silhacek, Mr. Edgar Hamm, Howard Winter, Dennis Wachter, Marvin Long. Second Row: Norman Raabe, Marlin Winter, Gary Mozer, Ronald Wolff, Jerry Grunke, Larry Schoenfeldt, Jerry Wolff, Dennis Oestreich, Don Lau, Philip Scheurich, Larry Hoffman, Ernie Chle boun. Third Row: Dale Wilken, Lon Marotz, Allen Wolff, Delmer Pufahl, Charles Schoenfeldt, Bill Knebel, Jim Scheurich, Gary Wohfeil, Dean Wolff. Fourth Row: Marvin Horner, Alton Siecke, Bill Avery, Leon Siecke, Bob Olson, Allen Christiansen, Larry Walmsley, Myron Henrickson, Glen Pfeil, Ronald Radenz. Fifth Row: Vernon Beckman, Graham Henning, David Klug, Kenneth Amen, Paul Meierhenry, John Scheurich, Warren Kennedy, Bob Tech, Gordon Wohlfeil. 77 Debate Team Debate Squad: Back Row: Craig Swoboda, Mary Johnson, Jean Brt, Nancy Isaacson, Gene Kuhl. Front Row: Dick Farner, Phyllis Edgar, Jack Tannehill, Jerry Sellentin, and Larry Hanson. Thespians: Top to bottom: Connie Cape, llene Christiansen, Joy Wilson, Sandra Hendrickson, Dick Farner, Craig Swoboda, Neil Hill, Mr. Nelson, Betty Boltz, Larry Berg, Larry Hanson, Larry Weston, Mary Muller, Doris Beckenhauer, Joyce James, Mary Johnson, Bonnie Spence, Sharon Born, Norma Bossard, Phyllis Edgar. Thespian Society The Thespian Society is an active national honorary dramatics organization, of which Norfolk High School is a member. The officers elected for the year were: President, Dick Farner; Vice President, Betty Boltz, and Secretary-Treasurer, Phyllis Edgar. Other members: Craig Swoboda, Larry Hanson, Mary Johnson, Bonnie Spence, Joy Wilson, Joyce James, and llene Christiansen. Clinton Nelson is the sponsor. 7 Make-Up Crew The unseen members of all school plays, convocations, programs, and musicals are not to be forgotten when congratulations are handed out. The unseen people spoken of are on the make-up crew. These students were always ready and willing whenever called upon. The make-up crew chairman was Bonnie Spence. Make-Up Crew: First Row: JoAnn Lcnser, Bonn: Spence, Donna Buettow, Mable Lee, Ver Gene Larson. Second Row: Shirle Mauk, Maxine Engel, Mary Johnson, Betty Boltz, Phyllis Edgar. Third Row: Ruth Hanson, Patty Bush, Judy Siedschlag, Priscilla Mussel-man, JoEtta Holmes. Fourth Row: Kae Emrich, Barbara Osborne, Joy Wilson, Joyce Scott, Janet Barry. Projectionist Club: First Row: Elaine Zobel, Marilyn Hash, Ruth Hanson, Joan Chapman. Second Row: Ben Knudtson, Bruce Stevens, Tom Caauwe, Jerry Siedschlag. Third Row: Gary Blakeman, Vernon Schoep, Jim Olson, Jim Combs. Fourth Row: Mr. Smith, Gene Kuhl, Dick Farner, Craig Swoboda. Projectionist Club The projectionists, who are under the sponsorship of Mr. Smith, are the ones who are responsible for the showing of the films in our school. They also help Mr. Smith when he shows films which belong to the high school to the public schools and various clubs. Stage Crew Much credit is due to the stage crew for helping to make our convocations, programs, plays, and musicals the success which they were. Without the stage crew members it would be impossible to have a successful program. Larry Berg was stage crew manager. 79 Stage Crew: First Row: Mr. Nelson, sponsor, Kenneth Cook, Neil Hill, Larry Weston, Larry Berg, Bill Stevens, Jerry Hash, Ronnie Svenson, Roy Meierhenry. Second Row: Carolyn Van Auker, Lois James, Jo Lenser, Maxine Engel, Donna Sellin, Mabel Lee, Ruth Hanson, Phyllis Edgar, Jim Roman, Dale Kesting, Jack Gray, Bruce Stevens. 1 3111 Ostorberg. 2 Bonnie Spence. 3 Joy Wilson, Mable Lee. 4 Ann Olson, Judy Siedschlag. 5 Gloria Luebke. 6 Neola Clark, Janet Barry, Phiz Edgar, Jo Lenser, Betty Boltz. 7 Gretchen Weihe, Judy Siedschlag, Kay Deuel. 8 Sharon Schreiner. 9 Gordon Johnson. 10 Ver Gene Larson, Kay Deuel, Ann Olson, Shirley Harrison, Kae Emrich. 11 Neola Clark, Gary Blakeman, Pete Berge, Gary Adams, Dick Farner, Byron Ballantyne. 80 12 Jim Dreyer. 13 Sharon Born, Jean Brt, Priscilla Musselman. 14 Bob Christofferson. 15 Priscilla Mussel-man. 16 Jean Rix, Janet Carson, Mary Muller, Kae Emrich, Kathy Jacobs, Sharon Born, Priscilla Mussel-man, Flossy Hebener. 17 Virginia Kragh. 18 Lois Lau. 19 Ann Hale. 20 Sally Allen. 21 Maxine Engle. 22 Class of S3 . 23 The Bests . 24 Barb Rasley. 25 Janet Barry. 81 26 Ray Gettman, John Butterfield. 27 Gary Bland, Jerry Costello, Lynne Henning. 28 Eddie Prenger, Jerry Sellentin. 29 Gordon Johnson. 30 Lynne Henning, Graham Henning. 31 Bill Emrich. 32 Darlis Nelson, Keralyn Clark, Rosalee Jacobson, Carol Best, Sandra Atkinson, Kay Redmond, Donna Nelson, Karen Thornton. 33 Neola Clark. 34 Joyann Hansen, Marlene Heckman, Jean Gall, Gloria Mrsny, Barbara Fink-house, Donna Raduenz, Darlene Sporn, Delores Pfeil, Maxine Engel, Jeanne Carrick, Delta Klug, Margaret Hinken. 35 Janet Barry, Gordon Johnson. 36 Anne Olson. 82 37 Joyce Siedschlag. 38 Virginia Kragh. 39 Paul Walter. 40 Janet Carson, Jean Brt. 41 Junior Class Play Cast. 42 Charles Ferguson, Bob Sehestedt, Bill Sundahl, Ronnie Harmon, Mike Morrison, Allen Froehlich, Richard Peters, Dick Pederson, Pete Biehle, Marvin Benk, Bruce Stevens. 43 Bill Tannehill, Eddie Leu, Paul Hagedorn, Wallace Fisk, Jerry Sellentin, Roger Krueger, Richie McFarland, Ronald Ferris, Edwin Hartford, Graham Henning. 44 Graham Henning, Jerry Costello. 45 Jerry Costello. 45 Sherry Owens, Barbara Roe. 47 Sandy Hendricksen. 48 Tom Thompson. 49 Marilyn Hamm, Esther Otjen, Lynne Henning. 83 50 Dale Pinnt, Barbara Siecke, Alton Siecke, Patricia Johnson, Leon Siecke, Susan Pinnt, Melvin Long, Betty Garbers. 51 Jerry Costello. 52 Lynne Henning, Gary Bland. 53 Rosalee Jacobson, Jeanette Truex. 54 Barbara Osborne. 55 Betty Boltz, Neola Clark, Jeannette Neumann, Mary Johnson, Rhoda Krasnow, Barbara Rasley, Janet Barry, Katherine Kent, Joyce Scott, Lila Shipley, Patty Wilson, Shirle Mauk, Joy Wilson, Carol Jo O'Connor, June Vaught, Harriet Landers. 84 56 Bob Christoffersen. 57 Lynne Henning, Barbara Wade. 58 Joy Wilson. 59 Phyllis Edgar, Neola Clark. 60 Marilyn Hamm, Esther Otjen, Lynne Henning, Lois James, Janis Graves, Peggy Nelson, Evelyn Gerst. 61 Judy Siedschlag, Shirley Harrison. 62 Joyce Scott, Bonnie Spence, Anita Freudenburg, Mable Lee, Joy Wilson, Donna Buettow, Patty Bush, JoAnn Lenser, Sharon Born, Barbara Osborne, Neola Clark, Janet Barry, Betty Boltz. 63 Joan Chapman. 64 Sherrill Hendricksen, Sandra Hendricksen. 65 Bill Oster-berg, JoAnn Lenser. 66 Sherry Owens, Betty Ballard, Peggy Nelson, Joyce Timperly, Virginia Kragh. 67 Craig Swoboda, Dick Farner, Roger Blakeman, Pete Berge. 85 + Baked Goods for A Completed Banking Service Any Occasion . . . 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Juanita------------35, 43 Andersen, Violet---------------- 14 Anderson. Dennis-------------32, 42 Anderson, Elaine-----26, 43, 65, 90 Anderson, Janet--------------65, 71 Anderson, Karen----------26, 40, 65 Arns, Janet__________26, 43, 65, 90 Atkinson, Sandra-----35, 46, 68, 82 Avery, William___________14, 46, 77 Babcock, Arnold___14, 40, 51, 54, 76 Ballard, Betty__32, 43, 68, 76, 85, 98 Ballard, Bonny____32, 43, 68, 76, 89 Ballinger, Joyce---------26, 40, 65 Barnes, Frances______32, 46, 47, 74 Barr, Leland---------26. 40, 55, 76 Barritt, Jim_____________________35 Barry, Janet—14, 25, 40, 61, 64, 67, 69, 70, 71, 74, 79, 80, 81, 82, 84, 85 Bathke, Earl-------------------- 14 Bathke, Jerry------------14, 58, 59 Bathke, Joyce____________35, 44, 76 Bathke, Robert— Bauer, Roger_____________________32 Beckenhauer, Doris---14, 40, 65, 78 Beckenhauer, Jeanette----32, 43, 65 Beckman, Charlotte---------------35 Beckman, Vernon-----------------14, 77 Behmer, Merle___________________14, 40 Behnke, Judy_____________________35 Benson, Beulah___________35, 43, 65 Benson, Don—14, 46. 52, 54, 56, 59, 64, 69, 75 Benson Jim_______________35, 55, 60 Berg. Larry______________14, 78, 79 Berge, Eleanor------------------26, 43 Berge, Pete—15. 40, 42, 46, 56. 59. 67. 69, 70, 75, 76. 80. 85 Bernstrauch, Ruby----------------32 Best. Bill_______35. 42. 68, 81, 89 Best, Carol__________35, 43, 68, 82 Best, Jeanette__________________15, 65 Best, Joy—26, 40, 59. 71. 73. 74, 81, 89 Best Tom—35, 40. 54, 59. 60, 64, 68, 76. 81, 88 Biehle, Delbert_________________46, 55 Blakeman, Gary—26, 51, 54, 57, 59, 64, 67, 75. 76. 79, 80 Blakeman, Roger—26, 31, 40, 42, 54, 75. 76, 85, 88 Bland, Gary—15, 51, 54, 75, 76, 82, 84 Blatt, Bill.................... 35 Blatt, Fritz____________________ 15 Boelling, Karen__________15, 40, 65 Boh 1 man, Norma---------32, 43, 65 Bohn, Dwaine____________________35, 42 Boltz, Betty—15, 40, 44, 46, 70, 71, 74, 78, 80, 84, 85. 89 Bonser, George----------------35, 55 Born, Sharon—26, 35, 44, 46, 71, 73, 78. 81. 85 Bossard, Norma—26, 31, 40, 44, 73, 74, 78, 94 Bostelman, Sarah__________32, 43, 65 Braithwaite, Lola_____________35, 65 Bramon, Janice____________32, 44, 65 Brandenburg, Lillie-----------32, 65 Brase, Rosanne________26, 40, 60, 65 Bree, Verde Lee_______________26, 65 Brei, Joan________________32, 43, 65 Brenneman, Don—33, 50, 54, 60, 64, 66. 68. 75. 76 Bricker, Marshall_________35, 42, 55 Brt, Jean—26, 40. 65. 70, 74, 78. 81, 83, 94 Buckendahl, Jeanette___________35 Buettow, Donna—15, 66, 67, 69. 74, 79. 85 Bugenhagen, John_______________35 Bush, Patty—26, 40. 44, 45, 46, 64, 66, 67. 73. 74, 79, 85 Bussey, Anita_____________15, 40, 65 Bussey, Gloria____________35, 43, 65 Bussey, Neoma_____________15, 43, 65 Butterfield, John—15, 58, 59, 67. 70, 75, 76. 82 Caauwe, Tom_______________15, 46, 79 Callies, William—35, 40, 46, 54, 60, 68. 76. 89 Calvert, Peggy____________43, 71. 74 Camp, Beverly-----------------32, 46 Cannon, Jeannine----------26, 65, 88 Cape, Bonnie__________15, 40, 65, 78 Corey, Carol___________________35 Corey, Duane__________________32. 42 Carrick, Carol____________35, 43, 65 Carrick, Jeanne_______15, 43, 65, 82 Carson, Janet—26, 31, 40, 44, 46, 66, 67. 70. 74, 81, 83 Cars ten, Virgil— Caton, Freddie----------------35, 42 Chapman, Joan_____32, 43, 65, 79, 85 Chapman, Shirley______________26, 43 Chleboun, Ernie_______________35, 77 Cherington, Lloyd— Childers, Patsy___________32, 65, 89 Christian, Roy________26, 46, 67, 75 Christiansen, Allen___________32, 77 Christiansen, Eleanor---------32, 65 Christiansen, Ilene-----------16, 78 Christiansen, Warren----------26, 76 Christofferson, Bob_______16, 81, 85 Christofferson, Gary______16, 51, 54 Christofferson, Keith_____35, 55, 60 Clark, Keralyn—35, 43. 46, 64, 68, 82 Clark, Neola—16, 40, 59. 69. 70. 74. 80. 82. 84. 85 Clark, Sharon_________________32, 46 Cline, Noreen_________________32, 65 Combs, Jim—16, 44, 45, 46, 69, 75, 79 Combs, Judy____________________32 Cook, Kenneth------------------79 Costello, Jerry_______54, 82, 83, 84 Crane, George_________________________32 Crane, Margaret___________32, 43, 65 Cross, Janet--------------26, 43, 65 Dahlkoetter, Jo Ann______________26, 65 Danskin, Warren_______36, 40, 55, 60 Davis, Bob________35, 40, 46, 55, 68 Degner, Lois— DeHaes, John-----32, 46, 64, 68, 69 Deitloff, Lou Jean— Demmel, Delores._ 16, 40, 66, 67, 74 Dersham, Jack—26, 40, 66, 67, 71, 76, 88 Deuel, Deon______________________55, 76 Deuel, Janice_________________________43 Deuel, Kay...26, 36. 67, 71, 74. 80 DeVore, Janis_________________________36 Dinkel, Geraldine________________27, 65 Dirkschneider, Dale— Dittman. Shirley_________________16, 65 Doughty, Daniel_______________________33 Dranselka, Jo Anna____________________33 Draube, Raymond_______________________40 Dreyer, Jim—16, 24, 40, 58, 59, 64, 67, 70, 75. 76, 81 Eddy, Dennis_____________________16, 76 Edgar, Phyllis—16, 40, 44, 46, 47, 59, 70, 71, 74, 78, 79, 80. 85 Ehrichs, Janice__________________36. 46 Eldridge, Elizabeth______________27, 65 Ellenberger, Elaine______27, 40. 65 Ellenberger, Nancy---------------33, 65 Emrich, Bill______35, 55, 60, 68. 82 Em rich, Kathryn—27. 67. 71, 74, 79. 80, 81, 88 Engel, Maxine—16, 24, 40, 67, 74. 79, 81. 82 Eucker, Dean_____________________16, 71 Farner, Richard—16, 40, 42, 50, 54, 67, 69, 70. 72, 75, 76. 78, 79, 80, 85 Felger, Delbert_______33, 55, 60, 76 Ferguson, Charles______33, 54, 76, 82 Ferguson, Jane___________________33 Ferguson, Jeanne-----------------36 Ferris, Ronald___________________83 Fink, Nelda______________________33. 65 Finkhaus, Sharon_________________36, 43 Finkhaus, Barbara________17, 65, 82 Fisher, Marva____27, 43, 65, 74, 88 Fitch, Earlene___________________32, 76 Fix, Jerald______________________55, 60 Fletcher, Lois___________________33, 65 Forsch, Delbert— Fox, Wallas...............35, 55. 60 Francke, Sandra._27, 40, 65, 71, 74 Frank, Donald____________________33 Frank. Roger_____________________27 Freudenburg, Anita—17, 40, 65, 71, 74, 85 Friedrich, Jim___________________ 17 Froehlich, Allyn_________________42, 83 Fryer, Betty Ann— Gakle, Paul___________17. 59. 67, 75 Gall, Jean_______________________17, 82 Garbers, Betty___________________36, 84 Garden. Dick__17, 50. 54, 67, 75. 76 Geary, Gordon------------36, 42, 68 Geist, Carole________27, 43, 65, 74 Gerst, Evelyn____________32, 65, 85 Gettman, Jim_____________36, 46, 55 Gettman, Ray______17, 52, 54, 76, 82 Glaser, Jerry____________________33 Glover, LaVerne______17, 67, 75, 76 Glover, Lucille__________________33 Godel, Gail— Godel, George— Goehry, Jacquin__________________43 Goetsch, Leland__________________88 Gokie, Carl— Goos, Don—27. 31, 46, 56. 59, 66. 67, 70. 75, 76 Gordon, Jeanette_____17, 65, 76, 88 Graber, Sharlene_________________33 Graber, Tom______________________37 Graves, Janis____________________85 Gray, Jack______________________36, 79 Grimm, Delores___________33, 43, 65 Grunke, Jerry____________36, 55, 77 Gugat, Duane__35, 42, 52, 54, 60, 76 Haines, Allen____________________36 Hagedorn, Paul___________27, 83, 98 Hague, Charlotte_________27, 40, 65 Hale. Anne—33. 43, 44, 46. 47, 65, 74. 81 Hall, Charlene__________________33, 43 Hamilton, Audrey_________________36 Hamm, Marilyn—33, 43, 44, 65, 83, 85 Hansen, Joyann_________________17, 82 Hanson, Larry—17, 46, 70, 75, 76, 78 Hanson, Ruth—27, 40, 44, 46, 74. 79 Harmel, Sharon___________36, 43, 44 Harmer, Charlotte____36, 43, 44, 65 Harmon, Ronnie_______33, 46, 68, 83 Harrison, Shirley—27, 46, 67, 70, 74, 80. 85, 89 Hartwig, Carol___________14, 40, 74 Hartwig, Geraldine_____________36, 43 Hartwig, Jeanette--------27, 65, 88 Hash, Jerry—32, 33, 42, 55, 68, 75, 79 Hash, Marilyn_____33. 44, 68, 74, 79 Hass, Jim___________________36, 40 Heiderman, Shirley__________33, 65 Hendricksen, Sandra—14, 65, 71, 74, 78, 83, 85 Hendricksen, Sherrill—27, 65, 71, 74. 85 Henning, Graham__27, 40, 77, 82, 83 Henning, Lynn—33, 44, 65, 71, 74, 82. 83, 84. 85 Henrickson, Myron____________18, 77 Henry, Garland_______________33, 55 Henzler, Colleen_____________33, 65 Herian, Ross_____________________36 Hester. Alyce________________18, 65 Hill, Neil...............18, 78, 79 Himes, Mary______________________37 Hinken, Donna________________36, 43 Hinken, Margaret_________18, 65, 82 Hoffman, James_______________36, 89 Hoffman, Larry_______________36, 77 Hoffman, Virginia_____ __18, 43, 65 Hofmann, LeMoyne_________________27 Hoile, Marilyn_______________27, 98 Holm, Barbara____________27, 43, 65 Holmes, Jo Etta—27, 65, 70, 71, 74, 79, 89 Hoover, Doris_________________27, 43 Horner, Marvin—27, 40, 55, 71, 76, 77 Huebner, Shirley__________36, 43, 65 Huelle, Mary_________________36, 65 Hundt, Joan__________________40, 43 Hupp, Mary Jo________________33, 65 Ihde, Ralph_______________________36 Iliff. Marilyn— Iliff, Richard____________________36 Isaacson, Nancy—27, 40, 46, 70, 74, 78. 94 Jacobson, Rosalee____36. 46, 82, 84 James, Joyce_________________18, 78 James, Lois___________33, 65, 79, 85 Jansen, Mildred______________27, 65, 88 Jeffries, Darlene____27, 43, 65, 89 Jenkens, Janelle— Jenkins, Janet____________________33 Jenny, Carole----------------33, 46, 68 Jensen, Arthur_______________33, 46 Jensen, Dewey— Johnson, Alvin___________________ 18 Johnson, Dorothy__________________36 Johnson, Georgiann___________33, 65 Johnson, Gordon—18, 25, 40, 46, 51, 54, 56. 59, 61. 64. 67, 70, 76, 80, 82 Johnson, Lynn—18, 24, 40, 52. 54, 58, 59. 67, 70. 71, 74, 76, 88 Johnson, Mary—18. 40, 65, 70, 71, 78. 79. 84 Johnson, Schurlyn_________18, 46, 74 Jones, Betty______________36. 65, 76 Juracek, Melvin— Kay, Buddy________________________36 Kazda, Patty_____________________33, 43 Keeney, Bonnie____________33, 43, 65 Kelley, Darlene_______28, 40, 65, 89 Kelley, Larry____________35, 42. 55, 60 Kendall. Bill____________35, 42, 55, 60 Kendall, George__________________28, 67 Kennedy, Warren______________28, 77, 98 Kentfield, Bob____18. 52, 54. 67, 76 Kentfield, Ronnie____________36, 56 Kerber, John— Kessels, George___________________36 Kesting, Dale_____________19, 79, 98 Kesting, Jerry____28, 55, 60, 76, 98 Kinnan, Helen ____________________33 Kirk, Norma— Klawitter, Patricia_______33, 43, 68 Kleckner, Beverly_________33, 43, 65 Kleckner, Richard _______________ 19 Klipphahn, Delores________________36 Klug, David______________________19, 77 Klug, Delta Mae___________19, 65, 82 Klug, JoAnn _____________________ 19 Kment, Norma_____________________28, 43 Knebel, Bill_____________________36, 77 Knudtson, Ben_____________33. 46, 79 Koehn, Diane______________36, 43, 65 Koeller, Marlene__28, 40, 44, 46, 76 Koepke, Velda____________________19, 43 Koerting, Lowell__________________36 Kollmar, Carl— Kortje, Larry_____________________33 Koster, George____________36, 42, 55 Kragh, Virginia___33, 65, 81, 82, 85 Krehnke, Brian___________________33, 40 Krehnke, Eyllia___________28. 65, 88 Krehnke, Gordon__________________28, 69 Krueger, Bernice __________________29 Krueger, Darrel______________36 Krueger, Roger_____33, 40. 46, 75, 83 Kruse, Virgil— Kuester, Bill_____________36, 60, 68 Kuhl, Gene—28. 50, 54. 75, 76, 78, 79 Kuzelka, Robert_______________36, 42 Lamm, Veryle_________________28 Lamoureaux, Lorraine________28, 43 Lang, Rita____________________28, 65 Larson, Ver Gene—28, 65, 72, 74, 79, 80. 88. 89 Lau, Donald_______________36. 55, 77 Lau, Lois.......__19, 40, 65, 81, 98 Lederer, Margaret____36, 45, 46, 71 Lee, Art______19. 40, 67, 74, 79, 88 Lee, Mable____19, 65, 74, 79, 80, 85 Leiding, Harold______________ 19 Lenox, Larry_________________36 Lenser, Jo Ann—19, 24, 40, 59, 61, 64, 70, 71, 74. 79. 80, 85 Leu, Ed ___________________________83 Lewis, Merle_______________________33 Liebsack, La Vada_________28, 40, 65 Lienemann, Joyce___________________28 Lindsteadt, Bill______________36, 55 Lindsteadt, Bob___19, 40, 52, 54, 76 Lockmon, Denny____________28, 75, 89 Loeding, Wilma_____________________33 Long, Melvin______________36, 77. 84 Luebcke, Ernestine____________33, 43 Luebcke, Gloria______19, 40, 65, 80 Lutes, Mary Jean__33, 43, 65. 74, 90 McCartney, Douglas____________36, 55 McFarland, Richard—28, 57, 67, 70, 71, 75, 83 McGinnis, Marilyn__________________20 McGinnis. Maxine___________________28 McKibben, Jayne___________20, 46, 65 Mabe, Janice_______________________33 Marble, Lawrence______________33, 42 Marotz, Lon___________________33, 77 Marshall, Carol Ann__28, 40, 44, 65 Marshall, James_______________36, 42 Maas, Bob__________________________36 Mather, Barbara____________________33 Mather, I-eonard, Jr_______________20 Mathews, Jay_______________________33 Mauk, Shirle......20, 71, 74. 79, 84 Mavis, Don_________________________20 Meierhenry, Roy_______________36, 79 Meierhenry, Paul—20, 51, 54, 57, 59, 67, 77 Mellick, Mary Jo______________33, 65 Mericle, Mathalie_________36, 43, 65 Meyer, A1__________________________20 Meyer, Don________20, 66, 67, 75, 76 Meyer, Janice_________________37, 43 Michaelson, Bette__28, 40, 44, 65, 89 Miller, Donna_____________37, 43, 65 Miller, Jerry_____________35, 55, 60 Minor, Shirley________________28, 65 Morrison, Michael_________34, 68, 83 Mozer, Gary___________________37, 77 Mozer, Marjorie___________28, 65, 88 Mrsny, Gloria_____________20, 43, 82 Mueller, Raymond______________34, 40 Mueller, Ronald____________________37 Muffly, Carol_____________37, 44, 46 Muffly, Carl— Muller, Mary—28, 40, 44, 46, 71, 74, 76, 78, 81 Musselman, Priscilla—28, 65, 71, 74, 79, 81, 89 Nathan, Darlene_______________37 Negley, Patsy---------29, 40, 65, 71 Nelson, Darlis________37, 43, 65, 82 Nelson, Donna_____________37, 65, 82 Nelson, Jim___________29, 57, 59, 76 Nelson, Joan__________________37, 65 Nelson, Lowell________________37 Nelson, Peggy______34, 43, 65, 76, 85 Neumann, Bill_________________34 Neumann, Jeanette__20, 44, 45, 46, 84 Nisker, Janis_____________35, 37, 46 Nordtvedt, Jack___________29, 40, 75 Nordstrom, Norma Jean—20, 44, 45, 46 O'Connor, Carol Jo______65, 74, 84 Oestreich, Dennis_____________37, 77 O Gorman, Pat— Ohlmann, Elden ________________37 Olson, Anne—29, 40, 46, 64, 67, 74, 80, 82 Olson, James__________________29, 79 Olson, Robert—20, 50, 54, 66, 67, 76, 77 Osborne, Barbara— 21, 40, 42, 67, 70. 74, 79, 84. 85, 89 Osterberg, Bill—21, 52. 54, 66, 67, 75. 76, 80, 85 Owens, Sherry__34, 65, 76, 83, 85, 98 Pakes, Janet_________ Pavlik, Larry________ Pederson, Dick_______ Pennington, Dean_____ Peters, Richard______ Pfeil, Delores_______ Pfeil, Glenn_________ Pinnt, Susan_________ Plymesser, Don_______ Potthast, Bob— Power, Cecil_________ Pufahl, Delmar_______ Raabe, Marlene_______ Raabe, Norman________ Raasch, David________ Raasch, Gary_________ Raasch, John_________ Race, Lyle __________ Radenz, Ronald_______ Raduenz, Donna_______ Rakowsky, Dick_______ Rakowsky, Janel— Rasley, Barbara—21 29, 65, 70. 71 _____________37 ........34. 55 ________21. 40 —34, 42, 83 _____21, 65. 82 _________34, 77 34, 43, 65. 84 ________42. 76 ____29, 45, 46 ________37, 77 .21, 46, 47. 65 —37, 55. 77 _____________34 29 ____51. 54, 76 _____________37 ......._34, 77 .21, 65, 82, 88 _____________37 65. 74, 81, 84 Rasley, Roger—35, 37, 40, 54, 55, 60, 68, 89 Rasmusson, Doralea_______________21, 74 Redmond, Kay______37, 43, 65, 82, 98 Reeker Anita______________________37 Rees, Marilyn____________________34, 65 Reeves, Jo Ann_______29, 44, 65. 88 Retzlaff, Janet__________________37, 43 Rhodman, Rita_____________________37 Rieckenberg, Merlin______________37, 46 Riggert, Oakley__________37, 40, 46 Rimovsky, Paul__29, 40, 59, 67, 71, 75 Rix, Jean____________29, 46, 65, 76, 81 Rix, Merle_____________________21, 75 Robbins, Norma_________________21, 65 Robbins, Ted— Roberts, Bob— Roberts, John______35, 40. 54, 60, 76 Robertson, Wayne—35, 37, 40, 46, 50, 54, 60. 68, 76 Rodgers, Richard___________34, 55, 60 Roe, Barbara_______________34, 65, 83 Roker, Alice_______________________34 Roker, Joan----------------34, 43, 65 Roman, James___________________37, 79 Sabata, Carolyn— Sanders, Robert________________37, 40 Schaffer, Bill.................29, 55 Schaffer, Jim______35, 42, 55, 60, 68 Scheurich, James-----------37, 42, 77 Scheurich, John________________29, 77 Scheurich, Philip__________37, 42, 77 Schimelpfenig, Sherilyn------------34 Schimelpfenig, Walter— Schlecht, Vernon___________35, 55, 60 Schmidt, Dick______________29. 73, 75 Schmidt, Marilyn_______________37, 43 Schnebel, Patti Ann________29, 40, 65 Schoenfeldt, Charles_______________77 Schoenfeldt, Larry_____________37, 77 Schoep, Vernon________29, 67, 75, 79 Schreiner, Sharon__________37, 65, 80 Schroeder, Esther______________37, 43 Schulz, Shirley____________34, 43, 65 Schwede, Floyce________________37, 43 Scott, Joyce—21, 40, 44, 46, 66, 67, 70. 74, 79. 84. 85. 89 Seeman, Beverly____________29, 65, 88 Sehestedt. Bob_____________34, 46, 83 Sellentin, Jerry—32, 34. 60, 66. 68, 71, 75, 78, 82, 83 Sellin, Donna_________29, 65, 74, 79 Sellin, Ila Jean_______________37, 43 Seymour, Dick—21, 40, 66, 67, 72, 75 Seymour, Janet—34, 43, 64, 65, 69, 74, 90 Shipley, Lila Mae—21, 40, 65, 74, 84, 89 Siecke. Alton_____________22. 77, 84 Siecke, Barbara_______34, 43, 65, 84 Siecke, Leon__________29, 76, 77, 84 Siedschlag, Jerry_____29, 67, 75, 79 Siedschlag, Joyce Ann—37, 43, 65, 83 Siedschlag, Judy—29, 65, 70, 74, 79, 80, 84, 90 Siedschlag, Marlene_______________37, 43 Silhacek, Don______________29. 46, 77 Simpson. John______________________37 Smith, Don_________________________77 Smith, Iryle_______________34, 43, 46 Sohl, Duane_______________________22, 40 Solfermoser. Stanley._29, 42, 54, 76 Sovereign, Lyle____________________37 Spence, Bonnie—22, 40, 59, 64, 70, 74, 78, 79. 80. 85 Spence, Marilyn____________37, 43, 46 Sporn, Darlene_____________22, 65, 82 Staub, Keith— Stauffer, Marilee______________37. 43 Stevens, Bill__________________22, 79 Stevens, Bruce_____34, 42, 46, 79, 83 Stevens, Doris_________________37, 43 Staffer, George_______22, 55, 67, 76 Stone, Barbara____________34, 45, 46 Stromberg, George_________________34 Stulcke, Doris— Stueve, Lacenda __________________34 Stueve, La Donna__________________37 Stukey, Sharon____________34, 44, 65 Sturma, June______________22, 65, 71 Sullivan, Robert__________________37 Sundahl, Bill______34, 40, 55, 76, 83 Svenson, Ronald_______________34, 79 Swoboda, Craig—22, 40, 42, 52, 67, 69, 70, 71, 75, 76. 78. 79, 85, Tannehill, Jack—40, 64, 67, 71, 73, 75, 78, 98 Tech, Robert__________________22, 77 Ternes, Roberta_______34, 65, 74. 89 Thompson, Tom—33, 51, 54, 60, 75, 76. 83 Thornton, Karen_______37, 43, 46, 82 Thun, Betty___________________22, 65 Thun, Kathryn_____________34, 65, 76 Tierney, Sandra_______________34, 65 Timm, Delores_____________________22 Timperley, Joyce__29, 46, 47, 65, 85 Timperley, Sharon_________37, 43, 65 Truex, Jeanette___________37, 46, 84 Tyler, Allan______________________29 Van Auker, Carolyn—30, 40, 44, 65 79 Vaught, June_____________22, 46, 84 Wachter, Dennis_________________34, 77 Wade, Barbara____34. 43, 65, 76, 85 Wagner, Shirley__________________34 Walmsley, Larry______________34. 77 Walmsley, Shirley________________30 Walter, Paul_____30. 46, 67, 71, 83 Weich, Gus______________________30, 60 Weich, Inez__________22, 40, 65, 89 Weich, Janice____30, 43, 44, 46. 47 Weich, Shirley—23, 40, 44, 65, 74. 89 Weihe, Gretchen______________65, 80 Wenke, Janice________________34, 46 Wesely, lone____________________23, 65 Weston. Larry____________23, 78, 79 Weston, Shirley__________37, 46, 68 White, Everette— White, Gloria____________34, 43. 65 Wichert, Gerald______________34, 54 Wiedeman, Faye_______________34, 43 Wiedeman, Marlin ________________75 Wilcox, Delores______________34, 43 Wilcox. Roberta______________34, 43 Wiley. Dell__________________23. 77 Wilke. Ray___________________42, 55 Wilken, Dale.................37. 77 Wilson. David—32. 34. 42. 54. 60. 68. 75 Wilson, Joy—23, 40, 67, 70, 71, 74. 78. 79. 80, 84, 85 Winter, Howard--------------23, 77, 98 Winter, Jeanette________________37, 43 Winter, Marlin__________________37, 77 Witt. Max_______34. 55, 60. 68. 75. 76 Wohlfeil, Gary______________37, 42. 77 Wohlfeil, Gordon------------30, 40, 77 Wolff. Allen____________________23. 77 Wolff. Dean_________________34. 75, 77 Wolff, Jerry____________________37, 77 Wolff. Ronald___________________34, 77 Zobel, Elaine-------30, 43, 67, 79, 90