Norfolk High School - Milestone Yearbook (Norfolk, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1954 volume:

■ As you of the Class of 1954 leave N.H.S. you enter upon a new phase of life. Whether you go on to college or take your place in the work-a-day world, your life will be different. You, up to now, have lived a rather protective life, a life which has been pretty well planned for you. From now on you, more and more, must plan your own life and assume greater and greater responsibilities. That is part of the process of growing up. 1 once heard a group of young people who had been out of High School one semester visiting together about their plans for the future. One of the group finally said, I don’t want to grow up. I want to go on having fun. The others agreed, at the moment. They didn't, of course, really mean what they said, because growing up is life and it too can be fun. —2— My hope for you is that you accept the challenge of growing up and that you have fun all your life. The best fun you can have is the kind that comes to the person who has learned how to live, who has developed his mind and his spirit, who has become useful to society because of the things he can do and produce, who is kind to and considerate of those around him. Growing up can be a happy experience. It is a privilege. It has to do with morality, religion and efficiency. We, to a large degree, shape our own futures. My fervent wish for all of you is that you Live happily ever after. Sincerely yours, —5— Allen P. Burkhardt, Superintendent Theodore P. Skillstad Principal Dr. Allen P. Burkhardt Superintendent The Board of Education from left to right are: Fred W. Muller, Ralph R. Reeves, N. P. Hoover, Glenn Davis, Mrs. Robinette, Sec., Allen P. Burkhardt, Howard Toay, Clarence Isaacson. ob'«ette 1 the SuP« cks e '°e r,ona reg‘sie i ,eA4«'«a ° -ector nts Pose's Arlene W „ is alwaVs 01 —7— WARREN BEST Head Coach Problems of Democracy MARVIN BICHEL Chemistry, Physics, General Science LEONARD CAMPBELL Assistant Coach Problems, Civics, World Geography RUSSELL CUMMINGS V ocaI Music Director GERALD DANSKIN American History PR ED EGI.EY Athletic Director CAROL FISHER English ELLWYN FLETCHER Mechanical Drawing and Advanced Shop FAY GORDON English, Shakespeare RUSSELL GORMAN Assistant Coach Junior Business Training, Commercial Law EDGAR HAMM Vocational Agriculture MARGUERITE HOFFMAN Spanish, World History GAYLE JENKINS English HAROLD JOHNSON Algebra william McDonald Psychology MURIEL McKAY Vocational Home Economics -9- EDWARD MANDL A ssistant Coach Industrial Arts, Auto Mechanics JAMES MANNING Biology ENGE1.1NE MAROTZ Librarian MARY MAXWELL Girls' Physical Education MARY MIDDLETON Shorthand and Typing SHIRLEY MILLER Bookkeeping and Typing CLINTON NELSON English, Dramatics, Debate MARY RICE School Nurse -10— RICHARD SAI.A Journalism and English RUTH SCHINI Latin and English ROSCOE SHIELDS Ail Supervisor ROBERT SMITH Andio-Vimal Director HAROLD THOMPSON Boys' Physical Education DOROTHY VAHLE Vocational Home Economics JENNIE WALKER Geometry, Algebra, Trigonometry MERTON WELCH Instrumental Music —11 — e . —senior CL ClSS In the fall of 1950 the graduates of '54 started their high school career. As the year progressed the freshmen learned the ways and rules of the school. In the spring the Freshmen-Sophomore picnic was held with the Sophs taking the honors. As sophomores, they took part in various activities: football, basketball, choir, band and cheerleading. Finally they became upper class-men. The hare and hound race started the year's activities with the victory going to the Seniors. The Junior class play, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay, proved to be a great success. Next on the agenda was the Junior-Senior Prom. Much time and planning was put forth on the Prom, whose theme was Sunken Paradise. The last year began with the Senior hares winning the annual hare and hound race. In the spring they presented the class play, held sneak day and field day. The Juniors gave us a superb prom which will long be remembered. On May 20th the graduates of '54 marched proudly up to receive their diplomas. Whether it be sports, activities, or school work the class of '54 always put everything into it. Roy Christians led the seniors first and second semesters with Don Goos as vice president; Janet Carson, treasurer, and Norma Bossard, secretary. N'ERGETTF.S STUDENT COUNCIL Anne Olson Gary Blakeman Patty Bush Jack Tannehill Joy Best HONORARY 4-YEARS Anne Olson Pat Bush Elaine Zobel OTHERS: Janet Carson Shirley Harrison Jean Brt Joy Best Kae Emrich Kay Deuel Norma Bossard MINUTE MEN HONORARY 4-YEARS Gary Blakeman Jerry Siedschlag OTHERS: Richie McFarland George Kendall Paul Walters Herb Hollenbeck Herman Mrsny Jack Tannehill Don Goos Carl Weihe Roy Christians Vernon Schoep Jack Dersham Paul Rimovsky Warren Christiansen Art Dewey Roger Blakeman —14— An interested Problems class. Elaine Anderson Karen Anderson Janet Arns Gary Blakeman -15- Joy Best Roger Blakeman Norma Bossarcl Verda Lee Bree —16— Warren Christiansen Jack Dersham Geraldine Dinkel Janet Cross Kay Deuel ij Elizabeth Eldridge -17- Jo Ann Dahlkoetter I, Elaine Ellenberger Kathryn Emrich Ronald Ferris Marva Fisher Roger Frank Carl Gokie Carole Geist Don Goos —18— Paul Hagedorn Shirley Harrison Jeanette Hartwig Sherrill Hendritksen Mildred Jansen Darlene Jeffries Melvin Juracek George Kendall Warren Kennedy Jerry Kesting —20— La Vada Liebsack —21— Vergene Larson Joyce Lienemann Shirley Minor Marjorie Mozer Carl Muffly -22— Anne Olson Jim Olson Janet Pakes Cecil Power Jean Rix Jo Ann Reeves Paul Rimovsky bill Schaffer John Scheurich —23— Pat Schnebel Vernon Schoep Beverly Seeman Donna Sellin Leon Siecke Jerry Siedschlag —24— Judy Siedschlag Don Silhacek Stanley Solfermoser Jack Tannehill Joyce Timperly Shirley Wal msley P ul Walters G..s Welch Janice Weich —25— Gordon ’ C'ohlfeil Elaine Zobel CLASS OFFICERS SENIORS NOT PICTURED FRESHMAN YEAR: Don Goos, President Shirley Harrison, Vice President Norma Bossard, Secretary Jack Tannehill, Treasurer Kenneth Cook Verlyle Lamm Raymond Draube Jim Nelson SOPHOMORE YEAR: Jack Tannehill, President Patty Bush, Vice-President Janet Carson, Norma Bossard, Secretary Joy Best, Janet Carson, Treasurer John Kerber Ted Robbins Allan Tyler JUNIOR YEAR: Roger Blakeman, Don Goos, President Don Goos, Roy Christians, Vice-President Norma Bossard, Secretary Janet Carson, Treasurer SENIOR YEAR: Roy Christians, President Don Goos, Vice-President Norma Bossard, Secretary Janet Carson, Treasurer Senior students are hard at work in the chemistry lab. —26— Each year these Milestone awards are given to two seniors chosen by a secret committee of faculty members and juniors. Leadership, character, scholarship, and participation in activities is the basis for the selection. mu, ne an Qirl Its no secret anymore! The outstanding girl and the outstanding boy of the 1954 graduating class are Joy and Gary. Their choice is certainly’ understandable and well deserved because both have been at the top in many different fields during their high school years. Joy s activities include four years as cheerleader, one of which she served as head cheerleader, Tri-Hi-Y President, choir. Junior Class Play, Class Officer’ and Homecoming Attendant. Gary has not only been outstanding in athletics, but has served on the Student Council for four years, been a member of the N Club, Hi-Y, and was elected to the Board of Awards. —27- umor STUDENT COUNCIL: Dave Wilson John DeHaes Janet Seymour Barbara Siecke N ERGETTES: FIRST SEMESTER Betty Ballard Frances Barnes Pat Childers Ann Hale Marilyn Hash Carol Jenny ASSOCIATE Junior Class Officers: Don Brenneman, president; Jerry Hash vice president; Frances Barnes, treasurer; and Marilynn Hash secretary. ’ ’ MINUTEMEN FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER Bonny Ballard SECOND SEMESTER Frances Barnes Patsy Childers Ann Hale Marilyn Hash Lynn Henning Carole Jenny Barbara Siecke John DeHaes Ron Harmon Jerry Hash George Kessels Mike Morrison Ronald Radenz Jerry Sellentin Jerry Sellentin Max Witt Don Brenneman John DeHaes Gary Frenzel Jerry Hash Ronnie Harmon George Kessels Ronald Radenz ASSOCIATES: Don Brenneman Dave Wilson Max Witt CLASS OFFICERS: FIRST — SECOND SEMESTER Don Brenneman, President Jerry Hash, Vice President Marilyn Hash, Secretary Frances Barnes, Treasurer Time out for a picture in the American History class. —28— Elizabeth AUlen Sally Allen Bonny Ballard Frances Barnes Jeanette Beckenbauer Delbert Biehle Norma Bohlman Janice Bramon Lillie Brandenburg JoanBrei Don Brenneman Beverley Camp Joan Chapman Patsy Childers -29— Allen Christiansen Eleanor Christiansen Sharon Clark Noreen Cline Judy Combs George Crane Margaret Crane John DeHaes Jerry Glaser Lucille Glover Eugene Goetsch Sharlene Graber Delores Grimm Ann Hale Charlene Hall Marilyn Hamm Ronnie Harmon Jerry Hash Marilyn Hash Shirley Heiderman Graham Henning Lynn Henning Garland Henry Colleen Henzler John Hitt Mary Jo Hupp Lois James Janelle Jenkens Georgiann Johnson Carole Jenny —51— Bonnie Keeney George Kessels Helen Kinnan Patricia Klawitter Beverly Kleckner BenKnudtson LarryKortje Virginia Kragh Brian Krehnke Rose Lewis Mary Jean Lutes Lawrence Marble Lon Marotz Barbara Mather Mary Jo Mellick Raymond Mueller Peggy Nelson Bill Neumann —52— Barbara Roe Alice Roker Joan Roker Charles Schoenfeldt Shirley Schulz —33- Bob Sehestedt Jerry Sellentin Janet Seymour Barbara Siecke Sherry Owens Dick Pederson Glen Pfeil Susan Pinnt Don Plymesser Ronald Radenz JanelRakowsky Marilyn Rees Richard Rodgers George Stromberg Sharon Stukey Roberta Ternes Kathryn Thun Sandra Tierney Dennis Wachter Barbara Wade Shirley Wagner Larry Walmsley Janice Wenke Gloria White —34— Gerald Wichert Delores Wilcox David Wilson Max Witt Ronald Wolff Roger Kruger JUNIORS NOT PICTURED: Roger Bauer Arthur Jensen Pat O’Gorman Pete Biehle Merle Lewis Richard Peters Duane Corey Ernestine Luebcke David Raasch Lloyd Cherington Jay Mathews Doris Stulcke Delbert Forscb Michael Morrison Dean Wolff —55— k i om ore a Cl AS STUDENT COUNCIL: Jan Nisker Tom Best CLASS OFFICERS: President, Bill Kuester Vice President, Sandra Atkinson Treasurer, Shirley Weston Secretary, Carol Muffly SECOND SEMESTER Secretary, Bill Best N'ERGETTES: FIRST-SECOND SEMESTER Sandra Atkinson Carol Carrick Sharon Harmel Sharon Schreiner Shirley Weston Associate Carol Best Sophomore class officers for first semester were: Shirley Weston, treasurer; Bill Best, Secretary; Bill Kuester, president; and Sandra Atkinson, vice president. FIRST SEMESTER Tim Adams Bob Davis Gordon Geary Bill Kuester Jim Schaffer Associates Jim Benson B Bill Best R Tom Best J Bill Callies MINUTEMEN: Bill Emrich Roger Rasley John Roberts Wayne Robertson SECOND SEMESTER Tim Adams Bill Emrich Gordon Geary Roy Meierhenry Wayne Robertson Associates Bill Kuester Jim Benson Left to right: Row 1: Jim Benson, Marshall Bricker, John Bugenhagen, Carol Best, Sandra Atkinson, Tom Best, Tim Adams. Row 2: William Alderman, Bill Blatt, Bill Best, Jim Barritt, Robert Bathke, Dwaine Bohn. Row 3: Judy Behnke, Charlotte Beckman, Juanita Andersen, Jeanette Buckendahl, Lola Braithwaite, Joyce Bathke, Beulah Benson. —36— Left to Right: Row I: Bob Davis, Warren Danskin, Wallas Fox, Freddie Caton, Ernie Chleboun, _Bill Emrich, Bill Callies. Row 2: James DeVore, Carol Carrtck, Sharon Finkhous, Donna Field, Jim Gett-man, Keith Christoffersen, Gordon Geary. Row 3: Keralyn Clark, Betty Garbers, Carol Corey, Gloria Bussey, Janice Ehrichs, Lois Degner. Patty Cederburg. Left to Right: Row 1: Larry Hoffman, Betty Jones, Mary Huelle, Jack Gray, Jerry G-funke Jim Hass, Ralph Ihde. Row 2: Ross Herian, Buddy Kay, Lowell Hoffman, Tom Graber, Richard Iiiff, Larry Hansen, Allen Haines. Row 3: Joan Jorgensen, Myrna Hayes, Donna Hinken, Geraldine Hartwig, Bill Kendall, Jerry Janssen, Gail Godel. Row 4: Charlotte Harmer, Twylah Henzler, Sherry Harmel, Dorothy Johnson, Rosalee Jacobson, Audrey Hamilton, Shirley Htiebner. —57— Left to Right: Row 1: Diane Koehn, Delores Klipphahn, Bill Kuester, Bill Lind-steadt, Don Lau, Roy Meierhenry, George Koster. Row 2: Margaret l.edcrer, Mathalie Mericle, Robert Maas, Larry Lenox, Lowell Koerting. Jim Marshall, Douglas McCartney. Row 3: Bill Knebel, Melvin Long, Robert Kuzelka, Darrel Krueger, Ronnie Kent- field. Lett to Right: Row 1: Darlene Nathan, Donna Nelson, Joan Nelsen, Carol Muff-ly, Dennis Oestreich, Gary Mozer, Delmer Pufahl. Row 2: Carol Niles, Jan Meyer, Jan Nisker, Donna Miller, Anita Reeker, Vergene Rasmussen, Marilyn Rasmussen. Row 3: Roger Rasley, Jerry Miller, Dick Rakowsky, Lyle Race, Larry Pavlek. Richard N'«sen Norma Raabe. Row 4: George Bonser, Ronald Mueller, Lowell Nelson. —s — Left to Right: Row 1: Philip Scheurich, Kay Redmond, Ila Sellin, Sharon Schreiner, Esther Schroeder. Carolyn Sabata. Row 2: Larry Schoenfeldt, Vernon Schlecht, Bob Sanders, Jim Schaffer, Joyce Sied-schlag, Marlene Siedschlag. Row 3: Merlin Rickenberg, James Roman, Oakley Riggert, Wayne Robertson, John Roberts. Left to Right: Row 1: Dale Wilken, Gary Wohlfeil, Jerry Wolff, Marlin Winter, Bob Sullivan, Lyle Sovereign, Walter Williams. Row 2: Ray Wilke, John Simpson, Karen .Thornton, Sharon Timperley, Shirley Weston, Marilyn Spence, Joyce Von Seggern. Row 3: Jeanette Winter, LaDonna Stueve, Jeanette Truex, Marilee Stauffer, Doris Stevens. —39— men STUDENT COUNCIL: Kay Swoboda George Blakeman. NERGETTES: FIRST SEMESTER Kay Hagedorn Wava Henry Elsie Kendall Kay Swoboda Nancy Welch SECOND SEMESTER Audrey Coldiron Kay Hagedorn Elsie Kendall Anita Liebsack Nancy Welch FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS: Don Gordon, Treasurer; Nancy MINUTEMEN: Welch, Secretary; Larry Olson, President; Tom Bush, Vice-President. FIRST SEMESTER CLASS OFFICERS: SECOND SEMESTER FIRST - SECOND SEMESTER George Blakeman Tom Bush Larry Marshall Larry Olsen Tim Tilsworth President, Larry Olsen Vice President, Tom Bush Secretary, Nancy Welch Treasurer, Don Gortlon President, Larry Olsen Vice President, Larry Marshall Secretary, Wava Henry Treasurer, Tim Tilsworth Left to Right: Row 1: Sandra Clausen, Janice Brie, Barbara Benson, Marcia Bleich, Jeanine Bauer, Barbara Bruhn, Tony Bussey. Row 2: Sandra Cline, Audrey Coldiron, Judy Cook, Janice Buckendahl, Lola Aider-man, Fred Alfs, Merlin Bauer. Row 3: Jean Brase, Jack Bassett, Tom Bush, Bill Benson, George Blakeman. Left to Right: Row 1: Don Gordon, Art Eastlick, Douglas Goos, Norma Deuel, Helen Ennis. Judy Fisher, Lois Ferris. Row 2: I.orenc Frank, Phyllis Ellenberger, Della Deitloff, N.mcee Dagendorfer, Sharon Deets, Carol Ellenberger, Tom Daniel!. Row 3: Richard Gall, Donald Fix, Bob Froehlich, Arlen Biehle. Left to Right: Row I: Elise Kendall, Marilyn Johnson, Joanne Kayle, Charlotte Jenkins, Janet Hupp, Margaret Hall, Karen Hoffman. Row 2: LaZan Hartwig, Brenda Jenkins, Beverly Harmel, Betty Hoover, Don Hoile Stan Gutshall. Lane Isaacson. Row' .3: Richard Hahn, Roger Hahn, Ed Kcrber, John Harmcr. —41— Left to Right: Row I: Kay Hagedorn, Anita Liebsack, Marnette Moles, Hubert Nichols, Melvin Kucera, James Kouba, Gary Kriezel. Row 2: Belva I.ewis, Darrell Frenzel, Gary Northouse, Duane Klug, Bonnie Michael. Danielle Kleckner, Darlene Lamm. Row 3: Mary O'Day, Phyllis McKibben, Barbara Maurer, Jerry Knudtson, Darrell Leu. Glenn Konoposek, Sherman McBane. Left to Right: Row I: Neal Schrader, Robert Renken, Jerry Lulow, Larry Marshall. Don O Day, Frank Marble, Larry Olsen, Jim Putters. Row 2: Patty Robinson, Barbara Peters, Ruby Pennewell, Marilyn Schierloh, Bonnie Papstein, Marsha Potthast, Gerald Roker, Georgia Schultz, Sharon Retzloff. Row V Ron Reeves, Billy Schleuter. Marvin Peterson, Norman Port, Jimmy Roker, Norman Putnam. Bill Saltonstall. Roger Sthnebel. 12— Left to Right: Row I: Phyllis Schmiedeke, Kay Tucker, Lois Svenson, John Stephens, Leo Thiejte, Tim Tilsworth, Richard Zutz, Jimmy Turk. Row 2: Marilyn Stewart, Eliane Stevens, Shirley Sovereign, Rita Smiley. Geraldine smith, Jim Staudenmaior, Doug Stedry, Kay Swoboda, Nancy Welch. Row 3: Emily Vaught, Joanne Seevers, Loretta Stoffer, Allen Utrecht Bill Von derohe, Kenneth Tech, Roger Tweedy. ' 111 von Lert to Right: Row 1: Tom Ingham, Larry Weich, Don Wolff, Kent Wilke, Sandra Weich, Gerald Wetzler. Row 2: Dorothy Wetzler, Jeanette Wiedeman, Roberta Williams. Janice Wagner, Carol Wolff, Priscilla Wilcox. Row 3: Cliff Wagner, Wayne Wagner, Bob Wynn, Wesley Walmsley, Everett White. — 5— STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council members are the directors of many school and student affairs of Norfolk Senior High. During the past year they have sponsored convocations, films, a talent show, and raised money for the sports banquet. This year's officers were: Gary Blakeman, president; Tom Best, vice president; Patty Bush, secretary; Ann Olson, treasurer; and Janet Seymour, corresponding secretary. Faculty sponsors were Mr. Theodore Skillstad and Miss Gayle Jenkins. BO RD OF AWARDS The Board of Awards faculty members for this year were Mr. Ellwyn Fletcher and Miss Jennie Walker. The student members were Gary Blakeman, Patty Bush, and Tom Thompson. Second semester Patty and Tom moved away, taking their places were Norma Bossard and Don Brennaman. Board of Awards Pat Bush, Gary Blakeman, Tom Thompson, D r. Burkhardt, Mr. Skillstad, Mr. Fletcher, and Miss Walker. Winute Wen Under the guidance of Mr. Theodore Skill-stad, the members of the Minute Men purchased new jackets at the first of the year. At their first meeting, the first semester officers were elected. They were as follows: Don Goos, President; Jack Dersham, Vice President; Roy Christians, Secretary; John DcHaes, Treasurer; and George Kendall, Sergeant-at-arms. The second semester officers were: Warren Christiansen, President; Roy Christians, Vice President; Jack Dersham, Secretary; Jerry Sied-schlag. Treasurer; and Vernon Schoep, Sergeant-at-arms. Throughout the year, the Minute Men furthered the school spirit in the athletic events. They raised money by selling pennants, basketball schedule pencils, tags, and sponsoring convocations. They also helped by assisting at the annual Teachers' Convention. Their sponsor was Mr. Bichel. JUNIOR AND SENIOR MINUTEMEN, Front Row: Jack Tannehill, Don Brenneman, Paul Walter, Paul Rimovsky, Ronnie Harmon. SECOND ROW: Ronald Radenz, John DeHaes, Jerry Hash. THIRD ROW: Gary Frenzel, George Kessels, Art Dewey, Jerry Sellentin. FOURTH ROW: Gary Blake-man, Don Goos, Roger Blakeman, Jerry Siedschlag. FIFTH ROW: Michael Morrison, Warren Christiansen, Jack Dersham, Dave Wilson. SIXTH ROW: Max Witt, Roy Christian, Vernon Schoep. FRESHMEN AND SOPHOMORE MINUTE MEN, FRONT ROW: Bill Kuester, Tim Adams, Larry Olsen, Tom Bush, SECOND ROW: Bob Davis, Tim Tilsworth, Bill Emrich. THIRD ROW: Jim Benson, George Blakeman, Gordon Geary, Larry Marshall. FOURTH ROW: Bill Callies, Roy Mierhenry, Wayne Robertson. -48- rcj e ttes These energetic girls can always be seen game days with their white skirts and jackets, assisting where they are needed. The girls are elected into this organization by a vote of their class. The Freshmen and Sophomores are represented by five girls each and the Juniors and Seniors each get seven members. Norma Bossard was elected first semester president, with Janet Carson as vice president. Freshmen and Sophomore N'Ergettes, Front Row: Sharon Harmel, Sharon Schreiner, Shirley Weston. Second Row: Carol Carrick. Sandra Atkinson, Anita Liebsack. Third Row: Carol Best, Nancy Welch. Elise Kendall. Third Row: Audrey Coldiron, Wava Henry, Kay Swoboda and Kay Hagedorn. Junior and Senior N'Ergettes, Front Row: Kay Deuel, Norma Bossard, Lynne Henning. Second Row: Kae Emrich, Marilynn Hash, Janet Car- son. Third Row: Anne Olson, Carol Jenny, Elaine Zobel. Fourth Row: Ann Hale, Donna Sellin, Pat Childers. Fifth Row: Frances Barnes, Barbara Siecke. Pat Bush, secretary; Anne Olson, treasurer; and Kay Deuel as sergeant-at-arms. Second semester officers are president, Anne Olson; vice president, Kay Deuel; secretary, Elaine Zobel; treasurer, Janet Carson; and sergeant-at-arms, Lynn Henning. The girls ushered at teachers' convention and Dad's night; helped with the Home-coming, made the arch at the games and sold razzle-dazzles. Miss Miller served as sponsor for the organization. —49— Officers for the Pep Club included: Miss Middleton, sponsor; Janet Sey-mo ur, recording secretary; Barbara Wade, vice president; Donna Sellin, president; Sharon Stuke, secre tary; and Jean Brt, treasurer. PEP CLUB Much credit is due to the Girls’ Pep Club which was organized for the second year. These girls' yelled hard, and loud at all of the home games, and many of them traveled to the out-of-town games. Serving as officers were: Barbara Siecke, president; Donna Sellin, vice president; Rita Lang, secretary; Jean Brt, treasurer; and Janet Seymour, secretary of attendance. Miss Middleton was sponsor of the club. Approximate membership was 110. FIRST ROW: laner Pakes, Roberta Ternes, Mary Jean Lutes, Jean Rix, Gloria White,Mathalie Mericle, Marv Huelle. Betty Jones, Judy Fisher, Shirley Jean Huebner, Phyllis McKibben, Danielle Kleckner, Rita Smiley, Judy Cook Barbara Bruhn, Joyce Timper ly, Marilyn Hamm. SECOND ROW: Barbara Wade, Beverly Kleckner, Dorothy John son, Lola Braithwaite, Rita Rhodman, Mildred Jansen, loan Nelsen, Jeanette Becken hauer, Alice Roker, Sandra Tierney, Carol Marshall, Helen Ennis, Patty Robinson, Doris Hoover, Barbara Roe, Peggy Nelson. THIRD ROW: Joan Roker, JoAnn Reeves, Charlotte Harmer, Donna Miller, Sherrill Hendricksen, Beverly Seeman, Joyce Ballinger, Janet Arns, Noreen Cline, Elaine Anderson. Marcia Bleich, I la Sellin, Janis DeVore, Charlotte Hague, LaVada Liebsach, Darlene Jeffries, L°iS Svenson- Gloria Bussey, Mary Jo Mellick, Norma Bohlman, Sharon Stukey. FOLRTH ROW: Lorraine Lamoureaux, Eleanor Berge, Elaine Ellenburger, Phyllis Schmiedike, Judy Sied shclag, Eleanor Christiansen, Delores Grimm. Lois Fletcher, Joan Brei Jeanette Hart wig. VerGene Larson. Priscilla Musselman, Marva Fisher, JoEtta Holmes, Jan Bramon. Maryjo Hupp, Janel Rakowsky, Marilyn Rees, Bonnie Keeney, Carol Wolff, Georgiann Johnson, Colleen Henzler, Jean Brt, Janet Seymour. FIRST ROW: Nancy Welch, Marnette Moles, Audrey Coldiron, Sandra Cline, Ruby Pennewell, Jean Brase, Kay Hagedorn, Kay Swoboda, Elaine Stevens, Karen Hoffman, Keralyn Clark. SECOND ROW: Dorothy Johnson, Carol Best, Ila Sellin, Sharon Schrie-ner, Donna Nelson, Carol Carrick, Jan Meyer, Sharon Harmel, Shirley Weston, Carol Cory, Elise Kendall, Barbara Bruhn, Rita Rhodman, Lola Brathwaite. THIRD ROW: Joan Nelson, Anita Reeker, Marilyn Stewart, Mary Huelle, Betty Jones, Jeanette Winter, Lois Degner, Judy Behnke, Joyce Bathke, Abita Liebsack, Rita Smiley, Wava Henry, Jeanette Wiedeman, Gloria Bussey. FOURTH ROW: Carol Muffly, Jan DeVore, Jan Nisker, Marlene Siedschlag, Karen Thorton, Jeanette Truex, Rosalee Jacobson, Sharon Timperley, Janice Ehrichs, Sandra Atkinson, Kay Redmond, Marilyn Spence, Donna Fields. unior - V The big event of the Junior Tri-Hi-Y was their trip to Omaha to attend the Omaha Centennial Barber-Shop Quartet Convention. They ended the school year with a picnic at Ta-Ha-Zoo-Ka honoring the Sophomores. These 52 girls who are sponsored by Chief and Mrs. Moore, elected Kay Hagedorn and Kay Swoboda as first and second semester presidents, respectively. The other first semester officers were: Elise Kendall, vice president; Donna Nelson, secretary; and Sharon Harmel, treasurer. The first semester appointed officers were: Carol Muffly, chaplain; Anita Liebsack, sentinel; and Sandra Atkinson, musician. Other second semester officers were as follows: Ila Sellin, vice president; Sharon Schriener, Secretary; and Shirley Weston, treasurer. The appointed officers for this semester were: Janice DeVore, chaplain; Barbara Bruhn, sentinel; and Betty Jones, musician. —51 — FIRST ROW: Jack Nordtvedt, Denny Lockmon, Doug McCartney, Bill Kendall, Don Goos, George Koster. SECOND ROW: Paul Rimovsky, Bill Emrich, Don Plymesser, Jim Olson, Bill Callies, Roger Blakeman, Roger Rasley. THIRD ROW: Wayne Robertson, Tim Adams, Dick Rakowsky. Jerry Sied schlag. Jack Dersham, Warren Christiansen, Roy Christians, Vernon Scheop. FOURTH ROW: Allyn Froehlick, Jim Roman, Bob Kuzelka, Bob Davis, John Roberts, Max Witt, Jerry Sellentin. Mi - y As the curtain closed on the '53-'54 Hi-Y club, the members looked back on a fun-packed and educational program. Under the vigilant supervision of Chief Moore, the officers did a good job in preparing the path for the parties and interesting lectures. Officers chosen for this year were, first semester, President, Don Goos; Vice President, Gene Kuhl; Secretary, Jerry Sellentin; Treasurer, Tom Thompson. Second Semester: President, Roger Blakeman; Vice President, Don Brenman; Secretary, Wayne Robertson; Treasurer, Tom Best. —52— The Tri Hi Y consisting of 55 members, under G. Moore, make up the active Tri Hi Y. the direction of Mr. and Mrs. John A trip to Lincoln to see The Student Prince, the Christmas formal, and the farewell party honoring the senior members were highlights of the year. Joy Best was elected president for first semester, Kae Emrich, vice president; Jean Brt, secretary; and VerGene Larson, treasurer. Appointed officers were Ruth Hanson chaplain; Nancy Isaacson, sentinel; and Janet Carson, pianist. Second semester officers were: Shirley Harrison, president; Anne Olson, vice presi-dent; Kay Deuel, secretary; and JoEtta Homes, treasurer. Appointed officers were Sharon Schipporeit, chaplain; Judy Siedschlag, sentinel, and Pat Bush, pianist. FIRST ROW: JoAnn Reeves, Mary Mueller, Verda Bree, Donna Sellin, Roberta Ternes, Sharon Stuke, Bonny Ballard, Shirley Schulz. SECOND ROW: Sandra Francke, Carol Geist, Mary Hoile, Virginia Kragh, Pat Klawitter, Lynne Henning, Joyce Timperley, Elizabeth Alden. THIRD ROW: Joy Best, Shirley Harrison, Kay Deuel, Kae Emrich, Ruth Hanson, Anne Olson, Janet Carson, Norma Bossard. FOURTH ROW: Pat Childers, Janet Seymour, Carol Jenny, Frances Barnes, Marilynn Hash, Barbara Siecke, Elaine Ellenberger. FIFTH ROW: Mary Jean Lutes, Barbara Roe, Judy White, Elaine Zobel, Janet Arns, Jeanette Beckenhauer, Bonnie Keeney, Elaine Anderson. SIXTH ROW: Janice Bramon, Barbara Wade, LaVada Liebsack, Darlene Jeffries, Charlotte Hague, Judy Siedschlag, Marva Fisher. SEVENTH ROW: JoEtta Holmes, Jean Brt, Nancy Isaacson, Carol Marshall, VerGene Larson, Janet Pakes. —53— AWARDS William Kuc-ster and Janice Ehrichs, freshmen and Barbara Siecke and Michael Morrison, sophomores, were presented the Kiwanis Awards. Each student received a plaque and name engraved on the Kiwanis plaque which hangs in our halls. Sharon Born Schipporeit, Norma Bossard, Roger Blakeman, and Don Goos w'ere chosen to attend the 1952-1953 season of Girls' and Boys' State held at University of Nebraska. Students are sponsored by Lions, Kiwanis, Rotary Clubs, and V.F.W. The Thespian Society made up of students doing outstanding work in the field of dramatics, included the following students: Don Goos, Norma Bossard, Sharon Born Schipporeit, Mary Muller, Kae Emerich, Patty Bush, and Dick Schmidt. Clinton Nelson is the sponsor. —54— STAGE CREW: Front Row: Richard Zutz, Jim Roman, Bob Kuzelka, Ronnie Svenson, Kenneth Cook. Second Row: Bruce Stevens, Jim Putters, Carol Muffly, Bonnie Keeney, Janet Seymour, Marlin Wiedeman. Third Row: Jack Gray, Jerry Hash, Jerry Sellentin, Jan Meyer, Marilyn Hoile, Ruthie Hanson. —55- JUNIOR ROTARIANS: Paul Rimovsky, George Kendall, Roger Blakeman, Don Goos, Richie McFarland, Jack Tannehill. PROJECTION1ST CLUB: Mr. Smith, Jim Olson, Gary Blakeman, Bill Kuester, John DeHaes, Ben Knudtson, Bruce Stevens, Ruthie Hanson, Jerry Siedschlag, Jerry Sellentin Brian Krehnke, Vernon Schoep, Eugene Goetsch, Gary Frenzel. DEBATE SQUAD: Warren Danskin, Douglas McCartney, dorn, Jerry Sellentin, Marilyn Stewart. Kay Swoboda, Kay Hage- —54— Bonny Bullard, Marilynn Hash, Lynne Henning, Bonnie Keeney, Faye Wiedeman Ron Hannon, George Kessels. and Joan Chapman intently watch Janet seymourthe dead WHO KILLED AUNT CAROLINE? LAST OF CHARACTERS isx sLAEcSNEND,corr ■gr w- RIC C'Y .................Gloria White DAVE THOMPSON ......... ?0n FJ“rmo,n BERYI ............ George Kessels DAN DONOVAN ... B°22!fcK,7E CICELY 8,11fundahl AGNES ............ y nti Hen,nin ■ onsi MA( , mn S r AUNT CAROLINE FNDICOTT I Cl'aPman MISS MEENA MABBITT F W mour I.IEUTENANT CLAYTON . ........ PRODUCTION STAFF DIRECTOR „ , , PRODUCTION MANAGER SirleJv S f COSTUME ADVISOR , Sh,rley Schulz ..... Jeanne Johannes George Kessels carries Lynne Henning off the stage as M. ilynn Hash and Joan Chapman look on. Lynne Henning, Bonnie Keeney Bonny Ballard, Marilynn Hash’ George Kessels. Faye Wiedeman, Ron I farinon. and Joan Chapman listen carefully to Janet Seymour. —57— 3 3.JI. FRONT ROW: Dennis Oestriech, Larry Schoenfeldt, Jerry Grunke, Duane Klug, Gary Mozer, Roger Hahn, Wasley Walmsley, Marvin Kucera, Gary Northouse, Gerald Roker, Fred Alfs, Mr. Hamm. SECOND ROW: Jim Roker, Jim Scheurich, Charles Scheonfeldt, Ronnie Wolff, Richard Hahn, Delmar Pufahl, Don Smith, Kenneth Tech, Jerry Wolff, Marlin Winter, Norman Raabe, Leo Thiejte. THIRD ROW: Bill Knebel, Phil Scheurich, Glen Pfeil, LeMoyne Hoffman, Ronald Radenz, Leon Siecke, Dean Wolff, Dwaine Bohn, Melvin Long, Larry Walmsley, Lon Marotz, Dale Wilken. FOURTH ROW: Eugene Goetsch, Marvin Horner, Gordon Wohlfiel, Don Siihacek, Richard Gall, Clifford Wagner, Warren Kennedy, John Scheurich, Bill Vonderohe, Gary Wohlfiel, Allen Christiansen, Wayne Wagner. F. F. A. The Norfolk Chapter of Future Farmers of America began its 1953-1954 year with a large membership of 116. There were sixteen Greenhands initiated into the organization. Marvin Horner was elected president; Ronald Radenz, vice president; Charles Schenfeldt, treasurer; Gordon Wolfiel, secretary; Warren Kennedy, reporter; and Allen Christansen, sentinel. In April of this year the Juniors and Seniors attended the state F.F.A. contest in Lincoln. Their annual Parent-Son Banquet was held in March. —58— Ka,l,f Tliun, B„ba„ S JSe f “SkA“d''' U'™ ' � M,„ Mu� „, Q -4 _4 ....... ‘vw ci uiiiKcman, Uuane Gugat, Leon Siecke, ferry Resting ROW I WO: Roger Rasley, Jim Nelson, I-cland Barr, Don Plymesser, Tom Best ROW THREE: Don Goos, Wayne Robe son, John Roberts, Don Brenneman, Jerald Fix- row FOUR: Gary Blakeman, Gene n“hll , rt Dewey, Warren Christiansen, Bill Calhes. AD SOLICITORS: Marilyn Hoik.-, Barbara Siecke, Judy White, Barbara Wade, Barbara Roe, Janice Bramon, Marilyn Hamm, Charlotte Harmer, Elizabeth Alden, Lola Braithwaite, Peggy Nelson, Margaret Crane, Karen Thorn, Ila Sellin, Sharon Schreiner, Sandra Tierney, Mary Huelle, Jim Roman, Jo Etta Holmes, Kay Deuel. PANTHER EDITORS: Jan Nisker, Carol Muffly, Priscilla Musselman, Paul Walters, Paul Rimovsky, Norma Bossard, Kae Emrich. PUBLICATION STAFFS I OP OPPOSITE: Milestone Writers, Jeannette Buckerdahl, Shirley Schulz, Donna Sellin, Lynn Henning, Joy Best, Jean Brt, Don Silhacek, Shirley Harrison, Jack Tannehill, Anne Olson. CENTER OPPOSITE: Milestone Editors, Marvin Horner, Slier'ee Hendricksen, Janet Pakes, Nancy Isaacson, Janet Seymour, Carol Muffly, Judy Siedschlag. LOWER OPPOSITE: Milestone Ad solicitors, Vergene Larson, Lorraine Lammoreaux, Marilyn Hoile, Joyce Bathke, Virginia Kragh, Banny Ballard, Sherry Owens, Patsy Childers, Shirley FEATURE WRITERS: Jack Tannehill, Mary Jean Lutes, Ann Schulz, Carol Carrick, Janis DeVore, Beulah Hale, Shirley Schulz, Roberta Terncs. Beverly Camp, Bonnie Benson, Carol Jenny, Darlene Jeffries, LaVada Keeney, Elaine Anderson, Sandra Francke, Sharon Schreiner, Bar- Liebsack, Jerry Sellentin. bara Stone, Dave Wilson. Garland Henry, Shirley Weston. REPORTERS: Joyce Timperley, Donna Miller, Jeanette Truex, Rosalee Jacobson, Joyce Bathke, Patsy Childers, Barbara Siecke, Joan Chapman, Sherry Owens, Beulah Benson, Sharon Stukey, Marva Fisher, Janis DeVore, Carol Carrick. —61 — ROW ONE: Norma Bossard, Shirley Schulz, Gloria White, Bonnie Keeney, Bonny Ballard, Peggy Nelson, Roger Bauer, Bill Sundahl, Hubert Nickols, Jack Tannchill, Bill Best, Paul Rimovsky, Kae Emrich, Kay Deuel, Lynne Henning. ROW TWO: Jo Etta Holmes, Marilynn Hash, Norma Bohlman, Janet Cross, Marva Fisher, Arlcn Iht hk Larry Olsen, Gordon Geary, Joe Thurstenson, Don Goos, Tom Best, Roger Ralscy, Carol Marshall, Rosanne Brase, Nancy Isaacson, Janet Carson, Joan Brei. ROW' THREE: Sharon Schreiner, Mathalic Mcricle, Faye Wiedeman, Charlotte Hague, Sandra Francke. Delbert Biehle, Walter Williams, Tom Ingham, Bob Davis, Ally.n Froehlich, Dave Wilson, Duane Corey, John Roberts, Joyce Ballinger, Anne Olson, Margaret Lederer, Sue Pinnt, Pat Klawitter. ROW FOUR: Carol Corey, Keralyn Clark, Marlene Koellcr. Charlotte Harmer, Marvin Horner, Jim Haas, Lon Marotz, Don Plymesser, Don Gordon, George Blakeman, Roger Blakeman.Gordon Wohlfeil, Elaine Ellen berger, Janet Seymour, Beulah Benson. Joy Best, Ruth Hanson, Carol Muffly. ROW FIVE: LaVada Liebsack, Carol Carrick, ‘ lanice Weich, Jeanette Hartwig Mary Muller, Ray Draube, Leland Barr. Bob Sanders Wayne Robertson, Bill Callies, Ray Mueller, Oakley Riggert, Warren Danskin, Jean Brt Karen Anderson Elaine Zobel, Janet Arns, Beverly Kleckner, Darlene Jeffries. oir C ounci Choir Council Members, left to right are: Kay Deuel, Lynne Henning, Janet Carson, Jack Tan nehill, Wayne Robertson, and Roger Blakeman. A group of Sophomore boys got together in the fall and formed a boy s ensemble of eleven members, under the direction of Mr. Russell C. Cummings. The members of this group are: Bill Callies, Tom Best, Bill Best, Jim Hass, Wayne Robertson, Warren Danskin, Bob Davis, John Roberts, Roget Rasley Bob Sanders, and Tim Adams. Their accompanist was JoAnn Reeves. (Left to right) ROW ONE: Bill Best, Tom Best, Tim Adams. ROW TWO: Jim Haas, Bob Davis, Roger Rasley. ROW THREE: Wayne Robertson, Bill Callies, John Roberts. ROW FOUR: Warren Danskin, Bob Sanders. BACK ROW: Eleanor Bcrge, Dorothy Wetzler, Lorene Frank, Charlene Hall, Eleanor Christiansen, Joyce Bathke, Marilyn Hamm, Barbara Wade, Barbara Siecke, Delores Grimm, Ernestine Luebcke, Pat Cederburg, Janis Graves, Barbara Peters, Roberta Williams, Marilyn Schierloh, Della Dietloff, Janice Brei, Barbara Mather, Margaret Crane, Donna Hinken, Marlene Siedschlag, Nadine Paulsen, Marilyn Johnson. FOURTH ROW: Darlene Lamm, Joyce VonSeggren, Cecil Power, Lorranne Lammoreaux, Lucille Glover, Lois James, Sharon Timperley, Janis DeVore, Gloria Bussey, Jeanette Winter, Joan Roker, Jeanette Beck-enhauer, Shirley Wagner, LaDonna Stueve, Kay Tucker, Rita Smiley, LaCinda Stueve, Belva Lewis, Shirley Weston. THIRD ROW: Sandra Clausen, Kay Hagedorn, Esther Schroeder, Joan Nelson, Joan Jorgensen, Donna Miller, Phyllis Ellenberger, Bonnie Michael, Audrey Coldiron, Anita Liebsack. Elise Kendall, Kay Swoboda, Karen Hoffman, Barbara Benson, Judy Cook, Danielle Kleckner, Carol Ellenberger, Jeanine. SECOND ROW: Marilyn Lewis, Dorothy Johnson, Spence,Sharon Finkhaus,Marilee Stauffer, Georgia Lee Schultz, Judy Fisher, Janell Jenkins, Shirley Sovereign, Geraldine Smith, Jeanette Wiede-man, Brenda Jenkins, Nancy Welch, Elaine Stevens, Phyllis McKibben, Sharon Deets, Jean Bauer, Rita Rhodman, Betty Hoover, Mannette Moles. FRONT ROW: Jean Brase, Ruby Penneywell, Sandra Cline, Lois Svenson, Lois Ferris, Mary Huelle, Betty Jones, Carol Wolff, Helen Ennis, Beverly Harmel, Marsha Bleich, Wava Henry, Carol Best, Kay Redmond, Shirley Huebner, Betty Garber, Phyllis Schmiedeke, Barbara Bruhn, Bonnie Papstein, Russell Cummings, Director. GIRLS DOUBLE QUINTET BACK ROW: Carol Carrick, Sandra Francke. FIFTH ROW: Kay Swoboda, Beulah Benson. FOURTH ROW: Jean Brt, Rosanne Brase. THIRD ROVC : Marva Fisher, Carol Marshall. SECOND ROW: JoAnn Reeves, Carol Corey. FIRST ROW: Mathalie Maricle. GIRL'S TRIPLE TRIO BACK ROW: Mary Muller, Judy Fisher. THIRD ROW: Charlotte Harmer, Karen Anderson. SECOND ROW: Carol Muffly, Margaret Lederer. FIRST ROW: Shirley Schultz, Janet Carson, Norma Bossard. FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Kent Wilke, Jim Roker, Bill Schlueter, Gus Weich, Stanley Solfermoser, Bill Best. SECOND ROW, Left to Right: Ronald Wolff, Hubert Nichols, Doug Stedry, Larry Phelan, Stanley Gutshall, Betty Jones, Accompanist. THIRD ROW, Left to Right: Jerry Kesting, Bob Kuzelka, John Harmer, Merlin Rickenberg, Jerry Miller, Jim Benson, Russell Cummings, Director. BACK ROW, Left to Right: George Kessels, John Scheu-rich, Duane Corey, George Crane, John Stevens, Larry Weich. Boys Glee This group is comprised of about twenty-five boys who enjoy singing and show it in the gusto they put into the numbers they do. Twice a week these boys, under the direction of Mr. Cummings meet and sing to their hearts' content. Choir The pleasing sound of almost a hundred voices blending in harmony echoed through Norfolk senior High School as a conclusion to the Northeast Nebraska Teachers' Convention. With this performance tbe choir, under the direction of Russell C. Cummings, made its first public appearance of the year. December 20th marked another of the beautiful Christmas Vesper Concerts annually given at the City Auditorium. Norma Bossard, Sharon Born, Mary Muller, Jean Brt, Rosanne Brase, Elaine Zoble, Marvin Horner, Leland Barr, Delbert Biehle, Jack Tannehill, and Dick Schmidt represented Norfolk in the 15th Annual State Music Clinic. Dr. David Foltz of the University of Nebraska directed the clinic which was held in Fremont. In January a much larger group attended the Albion Choral Clinic. As a grand finale to a wonderful year of music, the choir gave a Spring Musical which included music of various tempos and moods. —67— FIRST ROW: Ann Hale, Frances Barnes, Kay Tucker, Elizabeth Alden, Lynne Henning,Tom Ingam. SECOND ROW: Barbara Stone, Sharon Schipporeit, Fat Bush, Carol Jen ny, Nancy Isaacson, Nancy Welch, Gary Frenzel, Kay Swoboaa, Richard Zutz, Sally A! len, Margaret Lederer, Cecil Power. Audrey Hamilton, ren a Jenkins, Mary‘Muller, Shirley Weston. THIRD ROW: Kay Hagedorn, Darrell Frenzel, Jan Nisker, Jean Rix,Tom Bush, Janice Ehrichs, Shirley Harrison, Bob be-hestedt, Ruth Hanson, Tim Adams, Carol Muffly, Don Silhacek, Don Goos, Jim Roman, Doug Goos, Janice Weich, Wayne Robertson, Nancee Dagendorfer Kera yn Clark, Sandra Atkinson, Sharon Clark, Paul Walters, Bill Callies, Ann Olson. FOURTH ROW: Jim Gettman, Rosalee Jacobson, Donna Fields Karen T lorton. Jeanette Truex, Emily Vaught, Mariyln Spence, Marilyn Stewart, Elaine Stevens, Bruce Stevens, Bob Davis, Larry Olsen, Arlen Biehle, Bill Knebel Walter williams. Bob Froehlich, Merlin Rickenberg, Ben Knudtson, Arthur Jensen, John DeHaes, Oakley Riggert, John Harmer, lim Putters, Roger Krueger, Delbert Biehle, By I e Smith, Beverly Harmel, Gerald Wetzler, Janice Wenke, Beverly Camp, Judy Combs. STANDING: Marlene Koeller, Mr. Welch, Janet Carson, Roy Christians, Kon nie Harmon, Bill Benson, Warren Danskin. Katen Hoffma' STTJDtM 1 , combs, ter pharos, 53 Shatoo dra Arkmson ' The Norfolk Senior High School Band this year realized another dream come true with the purchase of new uniforms. The band first appeared at the football games, where they put on half-time shows. One night they traveled to Neligh for the Annual Baton Twirling Contest. In late October they went to Band Day at the University of Nebraska. They received many compliments for their fine marching on the streets. The first appearance of the Concert Band under the fine direction of Merton Welch, was at the Annual District III Teachers’ Convention. Next they appeared at the Fifth Annual Christmas Concert. In February they presented their 12th Annual Winter Concert. In the spring they made their final appearance in the All City Band Festival. Each program had various types of pieces of music that appealed to everyone. Ann Hale, Barbara Stone, and John De Haes were the band's representatives to the State Clinic which was held in Fremont. At the pep rallies and basketball games, a Pep Band could always be found on hand to provide spirit and pep with their snappy pieces. BAND OFFICERS: Roy Christians, Marlene Koeller, Janice Weich, Bob Sehestedt, Arthur Jensen, Carol Muffly, Mr. Welch, Warren Dan-skin, Oakley Riggert, Ronnie Harmon, and Tim Adams. crTlOtf’. Sehestedt. Ruth Hanson —69 FIRST ROW: Norma Bossard, Marilynn Hash, Charlotte Harmer, Anita Liebsack, Janet Carson. SECOND ROW: Lynne Henning, Sharon Stuke, Sharon Harmel, Marilyn Hamm, Carol Marshall, Carol Jenny, Nancy Isaacson, Nancy Welch, Kay Swoboda, Mary Muller, Frances Barnes, Ann Hale. BACK ROW: Lynn Gomon, Mary Scheop, Jean Lewis, Glen Schulz, Mar lene Koeller, Margaret Lederer, Wava Henry, Cecil Power, Audrey Hamilton, Judy Combs: Beverly Camp, Janice Weich, Joyce Bathke, Sharon Clark, Mr Welch, JoAnn Reeves. ! KaV TucVet, es tommy Heonmg Barnes, 1 Mden, ALL GIRL ORCHESTRA Precision and beauty characterize the thirty-five piece All-Girl Orchestra which began its playing season with the performance for the District III convention banquet of the Nebraska State Educators Association under the leadership of Mr. Merton V. Welch. Miss Norma Bossard served as concert mistress and student conductor. Marilynn Hash, Lynne Henning, Janice Bramon, and Charlotte Harmer were the orchestra’s representatives to the All-State Orchestra in Fremont, Nebraska. Orchestra Student Director Norma Bossard Oakley B-'S' t. Beverly Camp- ° Carol jrass Sextet. B )ohn De A few of the selections played at the Annual Winter Concert were Deep Purple, by Peter De Rose, Through the Years,” by Edward Hey-man and Vincent Youmans, Over the Rainbow, by E. Y. Harburg and Harold Arlen. The group also appeared for graduation ceremonies of Norfolk Junior College in the spring. The Norfolk Senior High School Marching Band at attention. —71— Freshman Coach Soup” Campbell, Reserve Coach Ed Mandl, and Assistant Coach Russel Gorman, discuss battle strategy with Head Coach Bud Best. With a young team of mostly underclassmen the Panthers managed to win only one in eight games. The 53 squad was hampered by injuries most of the season. At times the Panther team work and play was ragged but on occasion they showed real fight and spirit- scoring on teams out of their class. NORFOLK 19 VALENTINE 6 The Panthers opened the 53” grid season with a win over Valentine on the winners field. Norfolk scored first on an eighty yard sustained drive when Art Dewey plunged through the line for the score. Roger Rasley scampered 24 yards for another T.D. The Panthers line played heads up ball on both offense and defense. NORFOLK 0 —FREMONT 18 The Panthers went down to their first defeat of the season in a rough, bruising battle at Memorial Field. Norfolk threatened to score several times in the first half but could never strike pay dirt. The teams went into the locker rooms at half-time dead locked in a scoreless tie. The Panthers were hit by misfortune in the form of injuries and fumbles during the second half. With the N.H.S. lineup riddled by injuries Fremont scored three times. The Panthers played one of the best games of the season. Don Brenneman eludes would-be tackier for T.D. against South Sioux. —74— Jerald Fix Max Witt Gerald Wichert NORFOLK 6—GRAND ISLAND 40 The Panthers could not cope with the machine-like precision of the Big Champs as the Islanders ground out a 40-6 victory. The lone Norfolk tally came when Jerry Resting scooped up an Islander fumble on the ten and raced 90 yards to pay dirt. This was the first time Grand Island had been scored on this season. The hard running of Art Dewey and the fine defensive play of Gary Blakeman highlighted the game. NORFOLK 13—HASTINGS 33 The Hastings Tigers crashed in on their long runs to mar the home-coming celebration of the Norfolk Panthers. After the Tigers ran the opening kickoff back for a touchdown, Norfolk came back with a drive to the Tiger seven yard line where Art Dewey powered over for the TD. Hastings carried a 33-6 midway in the third stanza, before Roger Blakeman tallied from the three. The whole Panther crew turned in stellar performances against the more experienced Tiger eleven. Norfolk’s hopes for a Big Ten victory were shattered when Columbus eeked out a 13-6 decision in a hard fought contest. After Columbus had cashed in on a second quarter TD, Gary Blakeman crashed off guard from two yards out to make it a tie game. A blocked Norfolk punt, late in the game, set up the winning touchdown for the Discovers. The game featured the best defensive work by the Panther line of the season Roger Rasley Bill Callies Roger Blakeman Wayne Robertson 75 Art Dewey Duane Corey Gary Blakeman NORFOLK 6—SOUTH SIOUX CITY 28 The Norfolk Panthers could not cope with a hard-running South Sioux team, and went down to defeat. Norfolk drew first blood in the contest when Gary Blakeman passed to Butch Fix, who in turn, lateraled to Don Brenneman, who went the last six yards for the score. The Cardinals came back and tallied three TD’s in the second period and added their final tally in the fourth quarter. NORFOLK 7—VERMILLION 14 The Panthers traveled to South Dakota on October 3 only to drop a heartbreaker to the Vermillion club by virtue of one touchdown. Trailing seven to nothing in the middle of the third quarter, the Panthers tied the score on Gary Blakeman’s TD and Tom Best's extra point. The Vermillion eleven came right back to score again. In the waning minutes of the game the N.H.S. crew scored again only to have it nullified by an off-side penalty. The game ended as Art Dewey fought his way to the opponent’s three yard line. NORFOLK 12—SIOUX CITY LEEDS 14 The Panthers traveled to Sioux City and outplayed a fine Leeds crew, but came out on the short end of the score 14-12. Norfolk’s scores came from a Dewey to Thompson pass, and Dewey’s 39 yard sprint. Fix, Callies, and Robertson sparkled on the defense for the Panthers. Leland Barr Duane Gugat Leon Siecke Tom Thompson —76— Dave Wilson Jerry Kesting John Roberts NORFOLK 0—YANKTON 27 In the season s finale, the Panthers were shut out by a potent Yankton eleven. The Bucks were rated as one of the finest crews in South Dakota. Yonkton, led by Stransky and Gehring, rolled to four touchdowns, and the outcome of the game was never in doubt. Gugat and Robertson were the stalwarts for Norfolk on defense. Six seniors played their last football game for Norfolk Senior High School in the closing encounter. Callies and Kuhl move in to lead the interference as Brenneman picks up a nice gain against Fremont. Warren Danskin Tom Best Don Brenneman Vernon Schlecht VARSITY—Left to Right, Back Row: Tom Thompson, Bill Callies, Gerald Fix, George Koster, Don Brenne-man, Warren Danskin, Bill Emrich, Max Witt, Leon Siecke, Leland Barr, Jerry Resting, Gerald Wickert, Roger Rasley, Wayne Robertson, Tom Best, Keith Christoffersen, Jim Gettman, Roger Blakeman. FRONT ROW: Coach Best, Dave Wilson, Duane Gugat, Johnny Roberts, Duane Corey, student manager, Gus Weich, Art Dewey, Gary Blakeman, Vernon Schlecht, Jim Benson, Coach Gorman. Cheer Leaders Cheerleaders in Action are: Shirley Harrison, Richie McFarland, Keralyn Clark, Joy Best, Paul Rimovsky, Carol Best, Ruth Hanson, Bill Best, and Bonny Ballard. —78— RESERVES Left to Right, FRONT ROW: Coach Mandl, Don Lau, Garv Mozer, Marvin Horner Bill Emrich Jim Benson, Keith Christofferson, Doug McCartney, Bob Davis. BACK ROW: Marshall Bricker, Jim Gett-' man, George Koster, Warren Danskin, Gerald Wichert, Jerry Hash, Allan Christianson, Bill Kendall, Bill Kuester. FRESHMAN—Left to Right: FRONT ROW. Norman Putnam, Clark Bauer, Bill Benson, Gordon Birch, Doug Stedry, Tom Bush, Larry Olsen, Tim Tilsworth, Jim Staudemier. BACK ROW: Coach Campbell, |im Turk, Bob Cannon, George Blakeman, Larry Marshall, Allan Uttecht, Jim Warnecke, Arlen Biehle, Darrel Leu Don Fix, Student Manager, Don Gordon. —79— Attendant — Norma Bossard Max Witt Tom Best The Norfolk Panthers went through a very unproductive season with one win and sixteen losses. The Panthers started the season with two strikes against them as there were no tall boys on the squad. With only two lettermen back they were a green crew which improved steadily throughout the season, but never quite hit their peak. NORFOLK 42—PIERCE 30 A sharp Norfolk High outfit outclassed a scrappy Pierce five in a fast moving game. Gary Blakeman and Tom Best shared top honors with 11 points apiece. The Norfolk crew hit 50 per cent of their gift tosses and also hit well from the floor. NORFOLK 22—WAYNE 46 A slow starting Panther five lost to the Blue Devils on the winner's court. With Wayne's tight defense the N.H.S. crew was unable to work in toward the basket. The Panthers scored only 12 points the first three quarters. Gary Blakeman led the scoring with 11 points. NORFOLK 18—LINCOLN CENTRAL 73 It was just a case of a good big man being better than a good little man as the Links swamped the N.H.S. crew. The tall club from Lincoln completely dominated the play and controlled the bank boards. Gary Blakeman led the Panthers with 7 points. NORFOLK 29—YANKTON 53 A tall rangy crew from Yankton outclassed the short scrappy crew led by Gary Blakeman who put 9 points through the hoop. Norfolk hit only 11 out of 38 tries from the free throw line. Gary Blakeman Don Goos Delbert Felger —82— Dave Wilson Jim Benson NORFOLK 39—CREIGHTON PREP 53 The Panthers cut loose in the fourth quarter to score the hoop for 20 points; however, this last sensational effort came too late and the smooth working Junior Jays came out on the long end of the score. Don Goos carried off team honors with 15 points. NORFOLK 39—LINCOLN N. E. 52 The Panthers jumped to an early lead but as the game progressed the Rockets forged ahead to win. The score was tied four times in the first half. Don Goos and Max Witt led the scoring with 10 points each. Don Goos pots two points as Jerry Costello and Del Felger get position for a rebound. Jerry Costello Bill Kuester Bill Callies Jerry Kesting Jim Nelson Roger Blakeman NORFOLK 24-—FREMONT 55 Inability to get the ball in close, the Panthers were forced to shoot from the fringes of the Tiger's defense. The boys took long shots, and many of them circled the rim before dropping outside. Del Fel-ger, Norfolk High's tallest player, was the high scorer on the Panther team with a seven point total. NORFOLK 25—HASTINGS 74 A lanky Hastings crew dealt the Panthers one of their worst defeats of the season. The tall Bengals had a smooth first break and with their height dominated the rebounds. Don Goos led the scoring with 7 points. NORFOLK 41—BEATRICE 42 Traveling to Beatrice, the Panthers came within 14 seconds of upsetting the forward Orangemen Club. Behind most of the fourth quarter, the Beatrice club scored 5 points in the last 23 seconds to eke out the victory. Don Goos scored 13 marks to lead the Norfolk five. NORFOLK 29—YORK 73 The Panthers bowed to a hustling York five on the winners court. The cagers jumped to a 18-3 lead in the first quarter while the Panthers stayed cold until the third stanza, when they meshed 14 points. Don Goos led the scoring with 12 points. NORFOLK 39—DAVID CITY 40 The Scouts jumped to an early lead which the Panthers matched midway in the second quarter. After half time, the two clubs really opened up with the lead changing hands eight times. Late in the fourth stage the Scouts went ahead 40-34. The Panthers rallied to make it 40-39, but just couldn't get the winning bucket. NORFOLK 41—GRAND ISLAND 55 Opening the game with some fast, sharp shooting, the Panthers rocked the Islanders for most of the first half. In the waning minutes of the second quarter, the G.I. crew came to life and opened an attack of their own. The N.H.S. crew could not penetrate the Islanders defense in the third quarter. In the final stage the Panthers matched their taller opponents point for point. This was one of Norfolk's best games. NORFOLK 37—COLUMBUS 67 The N.H.S. cagers traveled to Columbus only to lose by virtue of 30 points. The Panthers had a bad night both at the free throw line and from the court. They hit only .35 per cent of their free throws. Don Goos led Norfolk with 10 points. -8+ Varsity Basketball Squad, Back Row, Left to Right: Coach Bud Best, Dave Wilson, Roger Blakeman, Bill Callies, Delbert Felger, Max Witt, Jerry Costello. Front Row, Left to Right: Jerry Resting, Don Goos, Gary Blakeman, Tom Best, Bill Kuester, Jim Nelson, Jim Benson. NORFOLK 30 — VERMILLION 53 It was nip and tuck the first two quarters as Norfolk's smooth attack put them in a 10-9 lead at the end of the first stanza. The Tangers dumped in 19 counters in the fourth period to put the game on ice. Dave Wilson led the Norfolk attack with 9 points. NORFOLK 33 — SOUTH SIOUX 63 The South Sioux cagers jumped to a 25-8 lead in the first period. The Panthers out scored the South Sioux crew in the second period, but the damage was done. Don Goos was high point man with 8 points. NORFOLK 34—OMAHA CATHEDRAL 46 A scrappy five from Omaha Cathedral proved to be too strong for the Panthers as they went down to defeat. Don Goos was the leading scorer in the contest and Gary Blakeman played an outstanding lloor game. This was the Panther's last game of the regular season. NORFOLK 29—GRAND ISLAND 42 Norfolk traveled to Fremont to meet Grand Island in the District Tournament only to bow 42-29. Grand Island grabbed a 9 to 4 first quarter advantage and was never headed. The Panthers staged a fourth period rally, but it fell short. Gary Blakeman closed out his career by hitting 11 points. Darell Pinkston also meshed 11 to lead the Islanders. —85— Gary Blakeman drives through Grand Island team as Bill Kuester sets a screen. Reserve Basketball Squad. Left to Right: Front Row, Don Brenneman, Gerald Fix, Bill Kendall, Duane Gugat, Lawrence Marble. Back Row, Vernon Schlecht, George Koster, Arthur Jensen, Warren Danskin, Jerry Sellentin, Lowell Koerting, Coach Gorman. FRESHMAN RECORD RESERVE RECORD Norfolk 31 Fremont 52 Norfolk 54 Neligh 31 Norfolk 33 David City 41 Norfolk 33 Neligh 26 Norfolk 36 York 50 Norfolk 39 Wayne 33 Norfolk 30 Wayne 34 Norfolk 47 Columbus 39 Norfolk 14 Fremont 26 Norfolk 41 Plainivew 17 Norfolk 26 Omaha Cathedral 61 Norfolk 56 Leigh Reserves 14 Norfolk 33 Yankton 37 Norfolk 37 Columbus 29 Norfolk 30 Pierce 16 Norfolk 32 Wayne 22 Freshman Basketball Squad. Front Row, Left to Right: Richard Zutz, Student Manager, Don Fix, Larry Olsen, Darell Leu, Roger Tweedy, Tim Tilsworth, Frank Marble, Tom Bush, Merlin Bauer, Bill Benson, Doug Goos, Student Manager. Back Row, Coach Campbell, Larry Marshall, Arlen Biehle, Cliff Wagner, Dick Gall, Bill Von-derhoe, Tom Daniels, Ron Kohl, Don Gordon, George Blakeman. 1. Carol Marshall, Darlene Jeffries, LaVada Liebsack 2. Susan Pinnt 3. Bob Davis, Jim Roamm 4. Carol Best, Sharon Timperley, Rosalie Jacobson. Janice DeVore, Sharon Har-mel, Carol Carrick, Carol Muffly. Jan Meyer. Karen Thornton, Sharon Schreiner 5. Roberta Ternes, Janet Seymour, Mary Jean Lutes 6. Nancy Isaacson 7. Barbara Roe, Janice Bramon 8. Front row: Roger Krueger, David Sondereger, John Jay Mathews, Tom Best, Jimmy Lin Geradin. James Therian, ? � Brian Krehnke. 2nd row: ? . Tommy Dunn, David Kelsey. R. E. Havens, ? , Bud Schnebel. Gary Anderson, 3rd row: Janice Bramon, Marilynn Hash, Bonnie Keney, ? Mary Jean Lutes, Jeanette Beckenhauer, ? . Janice Graves. 4th row: Miss Hessimer, Janet Seymour, Sharon Stukey. Mary Strater, Virginia Kragh. 9. Marilyn Stewart, James Kouba. Bonnie Michael 10. Barbara Stone. —87— 11. Pal Schnebel 12. Marilynn Hash, Sharon Schreiner 13. Phylis Schmiedeke, Janice Brei, Gloris Bussey, Charlotte Harmer Carol Jenny, Mary Jo Hupp. Elaine Zobel, Janet Arns, Joyce Siedschlag. Lillie Brandenberg 14. Joyce Siedschlag 15. Judy White 16. Keralyn Clark 17. Anita Liebsack 18. Darlene Jeffries. 19 Vernon Schoep 20. Elaine Anderson 21. Frances Barnes, Mary Jean Lutes, Roberta Ternes 22. Janet Carson, Vernon Schoep, Judy Siedschlag, Roger Blakeman 23. Marlene Siedschlag 24. Sally Allen, Roberta Ternes 25. Faye Wiedeman. -88— 26. Bev Camp. Mary Jean Lutes 27. Sharon Schreiner. Jan Meyer. Keralyn Clark. Marilyn Spence 28. Bonny Ballard 29. Front row: Buddy Kay. Rodney Degner. Bob Kuzelka, Doug McCartney 2nd row: Jeanne Ferguson, Rosanne Leu, Sharon Finkhaus, ? Darielle Kleckner, Barbara Kemper, Karrla Bonta, Charlene Carlson. 3rd row: Gloria Richter. Carol Muffly, Bonnie Taylor, Sandra Atkinson. Lyle Ronk. Larry Lennox. Duane Gugat, Ronny Kentfield. George Bonser, Jack Gray. Bob Sanders 30. Joan Chapman. Sharon Stuke, Virginia Kragh, Lynne Henning 31 Jean Brt 32. Paul Rimovsky. Gary Blake-man, Jerry Siedschlag 33. Susan Pinnt 34. Pricilla Musselman, Kae Emrich, Janet Pakes. —89— 35. Joan Chapman 36. Doug Goo£. Tim Tils worth 37. Joy Best. Jean Brt. 38. Don Silha-cek. 39. Janet Seymour. Pat Childers. Ann Hale 40. Virgil Carstens. Graham Henning 41. Jack Nortvedt 42. Kay Deuel 43. Paul Rimovsky. Shirley Harrison 44. Barbara Roe. Roberta Ternes. Judy White 45. Shirley Harrison.Chaxlotte Hague. Kay Deuel. Judy Siedschlag. Elaine Anderson. Gretchen Weihe. Nancy Isaacson. Miss Austin Front row: Warren Christiansen. Delbert Biehle. Paul Rimovsky. Gary Blakeman. Jerry Resting, Gary O'Dey. George Kendall. Jerry Siedschlag. Carl Gokie. Melvin Witzka. Ed Mavis. Roger Blakeman 46. Kay Hagedorn 47. Leon Siecke. Max Witt. Don Brenneman. —90— 48. Ray Gellman, Shirley Harrison 49. Janet Rakowsky, Sherry Owens, Judy White, Marilyn Rees 50. Judy Siedschlag, Jerry Siedschlag 51. Vergene Larson 52. Faye Wiede-man 53. Janis Brei. Joyce Siedschlag, Gloria Bussey. Phyllis Schmiedeke 54. Barbara Siecke. Marilyn Hamm, Lois James, Bonny Ballard, Betty Ballard, Pat Klawitter, Susan Pinnt, Elizabeth Alden 55. Frances Barnes 56. Pat Childers 57. Miss Miller, Miss Maxwell, Miss Middleton. —91— 58. A glance at a busy (?) 209 Study Hall. 59. Coach Campbell giving driving instructions to his Problems Class. 60. The boys in Auto Mechanics busy at work on a car. 61 An interested (?) Biology Class. 62. The Choir holding on to a long note. 63. The girls gathered about the ole Olds . —92— Seniors ELAINE ANDERSON — Rep Club 5,8; Tri-Hi-Y 7,8; Girls Glee 1,2,3,4,5,6; Panther Staff 3.8. KAREN ANDERSON — Pep Club 5,8; Choir 5,8; Girls Glee 1,2; Triple Trio 7,8. JANET ARNS — Pep Club 5,8; Tri-Hi-Y 7,8; Choir 7,8; Girls Glee 5.6; FHA 3,4. JOYCE BALLINGER — Pep Club 5.8; Choir 5,8; Girls Glee 1,4. LELAND BARR — Football 3.5,7; Basketball 2,4; Track 1; N Club 6,7,8; Choir 1,8; Boys Quartet 7,8; State Music Clinic 7. ELEANOR BERGE — Pep Club 5,8; Girls Gele 3,8. JOY BEST — Cheerleader 1,8; Head cheerleader 7,8; N'Ergettes associated 1,3; Junior Class Play 6; Choir 5,8; Girls Glee 1,4; Milestone Staff 7,8; Panther staff 5,6; Class Officer 1,3; FFA attendant 2; Homecoming attendant 7. GARY BLAKEMAN — Football 3,5,7; Basketball 2,4,6,8; Golf 2,4,6,8; N Club 3,8; Minute Men associate 1,8; Board of Awards 7,8; Student Council 1,8; Pres. 7,8; County Government 6; Hi-Y 3,6; Projectionists Club 3,8. ROGER BLAKEMAN — Football 3,5,7; Basketball 1,8; Track 2,4,6,8; Minute Men Associate 1,8; Hi-Y 1,8; Junior Class Play 6; Choir 1,8; Boys Quartet 5,6; Choir Council 7; State Music Clinic 5,7; Operetta 6; Junior Rotarian 5; Boys State 6; Class Pres. 5. NORMA BOSSARD — N'Ergettes 6,8; Pres. 7; Pep Club 5; Tri-Hi-Y 5,8; Junior Class Play 6; Thespians 7,8; Choir 3,8; Girls Glee 1,2; Triple Trio 1,8; Orchestra 1,8; Student Director 5,8; Panther Staff, Feature Ed. 7,8; Class Secretary 1,2,4,8; Homecoming Attendant 7; State Music Clinic 3,5,7. ROSANNE BRASE — Pep Club 5,8; Choir 5,8; Girls Glee 1,4; Triple Trio 5,8; Kiwanis Award 6; State Music Clinic 7. VERDA LEE BREE — Pep Club 5,6; Tri-Hi-Y 7,8; Junior Class Play 6. JEAN BRT — N'Ergettes 2,3; Pep Club 5,8, Pres. 5,6; Treas. 7,8; Tri-Hi-Y 3,8; Sec. 7; Junior Class Play 6; Debate Squad 5; Choir 5,8; Girls Glee 1,4; Triple Trio 5,8; Milestone Staff 1,2; Panther Staff 3,8; State Music Clinic 7; County Government 6. PATTY BUSH — N’Ergettes 1,7; Tri-Hi-Y 3,7; Make-Up Crew 5,7; Junior Class Play 6; Thespians 6; Choir 3,7; Triple Trio 5,7; Band 1,7; Orchestra 9nJe% 5,7; Board of Awards 7; Milestone Associate Ed. 7; Student Council 5,7; Class Vice Pres 3; Homecoming Queen 7. JANET CARSON — N'Ergettes 1,4,5,8; Tri-Hi-Y 3,8; Junior Class Play 6; Choir 3,8; Choir Council 5,8; Girls Glee 1,2; Triple Trio 1,8; Band 5,8; Orchestra 1,8; Milestone Staff 3,6; Class Sec. 3; Treas. 4,8; State Music Clinic 5; County Government 6. VIRGIL CARSTENS — Track 4. SHIRLEY CHAPMAN — Girls Glee Club 3,6. ROY CHRISTIAN—Minute Men 4,8; Minute Men Sec. 8; Hi-Y 5,8; Junior Class Play 6; Band 1,8; Band Manager 7,8; Orchestra 5; Class Vice Pres. 6; Class President 7,8. WARREN CHRISTIANSEN — Football 1,3; Basketball 2,4; Track 2,4; N Club 4,8; Minute Men 8' Hi-Y 5,8. KEN COOK — N Club 6,8; Stage Crew 5,8. JANET CROSS — Pep Club 5,6; Choir 7,8; Girls Glee Club 1,6. JOANN DAHLKOETTER — Pep Club 5,6; Milestone Staff 5,6. JACK DERSHAM — Basketball 2,4; N Club 2,8; Hi-Y 5,8; Choir 5,8; Track 2,4; Minute Men 3,8; Panther Staff 5,6; Transferred from Havre Senior Hi, Havre, Montana. KAY DEUEL — N'Ergettes 5,8; Vice Pres. N'Ergettes 8; Tri-Hi-Y 3.8; Sec. Tri-Hi-Y 8; Make-up crew 5,8; Choir 7,8; Choir Council 7,8; Girls Glee Club 1,6; Panther Staff 3,6; Panther Business Manager 7,8; County Government Day 6. ART DEWEY — Football 7; Minute Men 8; Hi-Y 7; Transferred from Sacred Heart High School, Norfolk, Nebraska. GERALDINE D1NKEL — Pep Club 5,8; Girls Glee Club 1,2,3,6. RAY DRAUBE — Choir 2,8; Boys Glee Club 1,2. ELIZABETH ELDRIDGE — Pep Club 5,8; GAA ELAINE ELLENBERGER — Pep Club 5,8; Tri-Hi-Y 7,8; Choir 5,8; Girls Glee 2,4. KAE EMRICH — Associate Cheerleader 7,8; N'Ergettes 3,4,5,7,8; Tri-Hi-Y 3,8; Tri-Hi-Y Pres. 7; —93— Make-up Crew 1,8; Thespians 6,8; One Act Play 6; Choir 7,8; Girls Glee Club 4,6; Milestone Staff 4; Panther Staff 1,2; Associate Feature Editor 3,4; Associate Editor 5,6; Editor-in-Chief 7,8; County Government Day6. RONALD FERRIS — Hi-Y 1,2. MARVA FISHER — Pep Club 5,8; Tri-Hi-Y 5 8-Choir 7,8; Girls Glee Club 5,6; Triple Trio 7,8; Panther Staff 7,8. SANDRA FRANCKE — Pep Club 5,8; Tri-Hi-Y 5,8; Choir 5,8; Girls Glee Club 1,4; Triple Trio 5 8-Panther Staff 3,8. MARILYN HOILE — Tri-Hi-Y 7,8; Stage Crew 5, 8; Milestone Staff 7,8; Panther Staff 3,8. JO ETTA HOLMES — Tri-Hi-Y 3,8; Tri-Hi-Y Treasurer 8; Stage Crew 3,4; Make-up crew 5,8; Choir 7,8; Girls Glee 1,2,6; Milestone Staff 3,8; Panther Staff 3,8; Assistant Business Manager 7,8. DORIS HOOVER — Pep Club 7,8; Girls Glee Club 1,6. MARVIN HORNER — Football 3,5,7; Track 2,4,6, 8; N Club 3,8; Junior Class Play 6; FFA 1,8; Choir 1,8; Milestone Assistant Sports Editor 7,8; Panther Staff 5,6; FFA President 7,8; State Music Clinic 7. ROGER FRANK — CAROLE GEIST — Pep Club 5,8; One Act Play 6; Girls Glee Club 1,4. Tri-Hi-Y 5,8; NANCY ISAACSON — Tri-Hi-Y 5,8; Junior Class Play 5; Debate Squad 5,6; Choir 5,8; Girls Glee 1,4; Band 1,8; Orchestra 7,8; Milestone Staff 5,8; Associate Editor 7,8. LELAND GOETSCH CARL GOKIE MILDRED JANSEN — Pep Club 5,8. DARLENE JEFFRIES — Pep Club 5,8; Tri-Hi-Y 7,8; Choir 7,8; Girls Glee Club 2,6; Milestone Staff 7,8; Panther Staff 5,6. DON GOOS — Basketball 2,4,6,8; Track 2,4; N Club 2,8; Minute Men 3,5,7; Hi-Y 2,8; Junior Class Play 6; Thespians 6,8; Choir 7,8; Band 1,8; Junior Rotarian 5. Boys State 6; Class President 1,2,6; Vice President 5,7. PAUL HAGEDORN —Hi-Y 1,2. CHARLOTTE HAGUE — Pep Club 5,8; Tri-Hi-Y 7,8; Choir 3,8; Girls Glee Club 1,2. RUTH HANSON — Cheerleader 7,8; Tri-Hi-Y 5,8; Projectionist Club 3,8; GAA 1,2; Choir 3,8; Triple Trio 5,6; Band 1,8; Orchestra 5,8; Student Director 7,8; Panther Staff 3,4. SHIRLEY HARRISON — Cheerleader 7,8; N’Er-gettes 1,6; Associate N'Ergette 7; Tri-Hi-Y 3,8; Tri Hi-Y President 8; Girls Glee Club 6; Band 1,8; Milestone Staff 3,8; Panther Staff 3,4; Class Vice-President 1; County Government 6. JEANETTE HARTWIG — Pep Club 5,8; Choir 7,8; Girls Glee Club 1,6. SHERRILL HENDRICKSEN — Pep Club 5,8; Tri-Hi-Y 5,6; One Act Play 6; Declamatory Contest 6; Milestone Art Editor 7,8; Panther Cartoonist 3,6. LE MOYNE HOFFMAN — FFA 5,8. MELVIN JURACEK GEORGE KENDALL — Minute Men 1,7; Junior Rotarian 6; Hi-Y 1. WARREN KENNEDY — FFA 1,8. JOHN KERBER JERRY KESTING — Football 3,7; Student Manager 1,2; Basketball 2,6,8; Track 2,4,6,8; N Club 1,8. MARLENE KOELLER — Band Officer 6; GGA 1,6; Band 1,8; Choir 3,8; Girls Glee Club 1,2; Orchestra 1,8. ILA KREHNKE — Pep Club 5,8; Girls Glee Club 1,2. GORDON KREHNKE — Boys Glee Club 1,2; Ki-wanis Award 4. BERNICE KRUEGER — Transferred from Tilden High School. GENE KUHL — Football 1,3,5; Basketball 1; Track 2,4; N Club 2,8; Hi-Y 1,8; Projectionists Club 4,8; Debate Squad 5,8; Milestone Sports’ Editor 7,8. —9 VERYLE LAMM — LORRAINE LAMOUREAUX — Pep Club 5,8; Girls Glee 1,8; Milestone Staff 7,8; Camera Club 1,2. VERGENE LARSON — Pep Club 6,8; Tri-Hi-Y 3,8; Treasurer 7; Makeup Crew 5,8; Girls Glee 1,6; Milestone Staff 5,8; Business Manager 7,8; Panther Staff 3,6; Business Manager 5,6. LAVADA LIEBSACK — Pep Club 5,8; Tri-Hi-Y 7,8; Choir 3,8; Girls Glee 1,2; Milestone Staff 7,8. JOYCE L1ENEMANN — Transferred from Randolph High School. DENNY’ LOCKMAN — Hi-Y 2,8; Basketball 2. RICHARD McFARLAND — Basketball 1,2; Cheerleader 5,8; Minute Men 1; Associate 2,8; Hi-Y 1,8; Junior Class Play 6; Junior Rotarian 6; Milestone Staff 3,6; Panther Staff 6. CAROL MARSHALL — Pep Club 5,8; Tri-Hi-Y 7,8; Choir 5,8; Girls Glee 4; Second Triple Trio 5,6; Double Quintet 7,8; Orchestra 1,8. SH1RLE MINOR — Pep Club 5,8; GAA 1,4; Girls Glee 1,2; Milestone Staff 5,6. MARJORIE MOZER — Pep Club 5,8. CARL MUFFLY MARY MULLER — Tri-Hi-Y 5,8; Junior Class Play Business Manager 6; Thespians 5,8; GAA 3,8; Choir 3,8; Girls Glee 1,2; Triple Trio 1,8; Band 5,8; Orchestra 5,8; Panther Staff 3,6. PRISCILLA MUSSELMAN — Pep Club 5,8; Tri-Hi-Y 3,6; Make-Up Crew 5,8; Milestone Staff 3,4; Panther Staff 3,4; Panther Assistant Editor 5,6; Panther Co-Editor 7,8. JIM NELSON — Football 1,3; Basketball 1,3,5,7,8; Golf 4,6,8; Track 1; N Club 6,8. JACK NORDTVEDT — Hi-Y 3,8; Choir 5,6. ANNE OLSON — N'Ergettes 1,8; Tri-Hi-Y 3,8; Vice President 8; Choir 5,8; Band 1,8; Milestone Staff 3,4,7,8; Panther Staff 3,4; Student Council 1,8; Canteen Board 5,6,7; Kiwanis Award 2. JIM OLSON — Track 2; N Club 2; Hi-Y 7,8; Projectionists Club 3,8. JANET PARES — Pep Club 5,8; Girls Glee Club 2,3; Milestone Staff 2,6; Associate Editor 7,8; Panther Staff 1,6; Panther Editor 5,6; Tri-Hi-Y 7,8. CECIL POWER — Girls Glee Club 7,8; Band 1 8 Panther Staff 7. JO ANN REEVES — Pep Club 5,8; Girls Glee Club 1,2; Triple Trio 7; Accompanist; Orchestra 3,8. PAUL RIMOVSKY — Cheerleader 3,8; Hi-Y 1,8; Choir 4,8; Junior Rotarian 6; Milestone Staff 5,6; Panther Staff 7,8; Assistant Feature Editor; County Government Day 6; Minute Men 6,7; Jr. Class Play. JEAN RIX — Pep Club 5,8; GAA 1,8; Band I 8-FHA Pres 3,4. TED ROBBINS — BILL SCHAFFER — Football 1,3,5. JOHN SCHEURICH — FFA 1,8. WALTER SCHIMELPHENIG — SHARON BORN SCHIPPOREIT — Tri-Hi-Y 5 8 Junior Class Play 6; Thespians 6,8; Declamatory Contest 3,6; Choir 3,8; Girls Glee Club 1,2; Triple Trio 1,8; Band 1,8; Orchestra 5,8; Girls State 6; Milestone Staff 7,8; Panther Staff 5,6; NFL 6,8; State Clinic 5,7; Operetta lead 4,6. DICK SCHMIDT — Football 1,3; Basketball 2; Track 2; N Club 3,8; Hi-Y 2,8; Junior Class Play 6; One act play 6,8; Declamatory Contest 6,7,8; Choir 5,7,8; Band 1,2; Panther Staff 7,8; Boys’ Quartette 7,8. PAT SCHNEBEL — Pep Club 5,6; Choir 3,6; Girls Glee Club 1,2; Triple Trio 1,8; Orchestra 1,2. VERNON SCHOEP — Football 1,3; Track 1; Minute Men 4,8; Hi-Y 5,8; Projectionists Club 3,8. BEVERLY SEEMAN — Pep Club 5,8. IX3NNA SELLIN — Pep Club 5,8; Tri-Hi-Y 5,8; Girls Glee Culb 1,2; Milestone Staff 5,8; Panther Staff 3,4. LEON SIECKE — Football 7; Basketball 2; Track 2,4,6,8; N Club 2,4,6,8; FFA 1,8. JERRY SIEDSCHLAG — Minute Men 1,8; Hi-Y 5,8; Projectionists Club 3,6. —95— JUDY SIEDSCHLAG — Pep Club 5,8; Tri Hi-Y 3,8; Make-up crew 1,8; Junior Class Play 6; Girls Glee Club 1,4; Milestone Staff 1,2, Associate Editor 5,6; Editor 7,8; Panther Staff 1,4; County Government Day 6. DON S1LHACEK — FFA 3,8; Band 1,8; Milestone Staff 7,8. STANLEY SOLFERMOSER —Football 1,3,5; Track 2,4,8; N Club 3,8; Boys Glee Club 6. JACK TANNEHILL — Minute Men 2,7; Hi-Y 1,6; Junior Class Play 6; Debate Squad 5,8; Choir 2,8; Choir Council 7; Milestone 7,8; Panther Staff 5,8; Student Council 5,8; Class Treasurer 1,2; Class President 3,4; Boys Quartet 7,8. JOYCE TIMPERLEY — Pep Club 5,8; Tri-Hi-Y 7,8; GAA 1,4; Girls Glee Club 1,4; Band 5,6; Panther Staff 7,8; Camera Club 3,4. ALLAN TYLER — Basketball 1, Band 1,3. SHIRLEY WALMSLEY — PAUL WALTER — Basketball 1,2; Minute Men 1,5,6,7; Band 1,8; Panther Staff 5,6; Panther Sports Editor 7,8; County Government Day 6; Orchestra 3,4. GUS WEICH — Football 1; Basketball 2,6; Track 2, Student Manager 7; County Government Day 6. JANICE WEICH — Choir 7,8; Girls Glee Club 3,6; Band 1,8; Drum major 7,8; FHA 3,4; Orchestra 1,8. GORDON WOHLFE1L — FFA 1,8; Choir 1,8. ELAINE ZOBEL — N'Ergettes 1,8; Tri-Hi-Y 7,8; Projectionist Club 3,8; GAA 1,4; Choir 7,8; Girl’s Glee Club 5,6; FHA Vice President 3,4; State Clinic -96— 7 A Special Headquarters for Teenage Boys and Girls For Garments and Wearables ot All Kinds at Popular Pri ces: For .. . 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Bill 36. 47. 49. 64, 65. 67. 73 Best, Carol 36, 47, 51, 66, 78 Best, Joy 15, 47, 53, 61, 64. 78. 80, 81 Best Tom 36. 46. 59. 64, 65. 77, 82. 85 Biehle, Arlen 41, 64, 68, 79, 86 Biehle. Delbert 29, 64, 68 Biehle, Pete Blakeman, Gary 15, 46, 48, 56, 59, 76. 78, 80. 82. 85 Blakeman, George 40, 46. 48. 64, 79, 86 Blakeman, Roger 15, 48, 52, 54, 55, 59, 64, 65, 75. 78, 84, 85 Blatt, Bill 36 Bleich, Marcia 40, 50, 66 Bloomquist, Eugene Bloomquist, LaVine Bohlman. Norma 29, 50, 64 Bohn, Dwaine 36 Bonser, George 38 Bossard, Norma 14. 16, 49, 53, 54, 60, 64. 66, 70. 71. 80. 81 Braithwaite, Lola 36, 50, 51, 60 Bramon, Jan 29, 50. 53, 60 Brandenburg. Lillie Mae 29 Brase. Jean 40, 51, 66, 69 Brase, Rosanne 16, 64, 66 Bree, Verda Lee 16. 53 Brei, Janice 40, 66 Brei, Joan 29, 50, 64 Brenneman, Don 28. 29, 48. 59, 77, 78, 36 Bricker, Marshall 36, 79 Brt. Jean 16. 50. 53, 61, 64. 66 Bruhn, Barbara 40. 50, 51, 66 Buckendahl, Janice 40 Buckendahl, Jeanette 36, 61 Bugenhagen, John 36 Bush, Patty 16, 46, 68. 81 Bush. Tom 40. 48, 68, 79, 86 Bussey, Gloria 37, 50. 51, 66 Bussey, Tony 40 Callies, Bill 37, 48, 52, 59. 64, 65, 68, 75. 78. 83 Camp, Beverley 29, 60. 68. 70, 71 Cannon, Robert 79, Carrick, Carol 37. 49, 51. 60, 61. 64, 66 Carson, Janet 14, 16, 49, 53, 64, 65, 66. 68. 70 Car«;tens. Virgil 16 Catnn. Freddie 37 Oderburg, Patty 37, 66 Chapman. Joan 29, 57, 60 Chapman, Shirley 16 Chelboun, Ernie 37 Cherington, Lloyd Childers, Pat 29, 49, 53, 60, 61 Christian, Roy 14, 16, 48, 52, 68. 69 Christiansen, Allen 29, 79 Christiansen, Eleanor 29, 50, 66 Christiansen, Warren 17, 48, 52, 59 Christofferson, Keith 37, 78, 79 Clark, Keralyn 37, 47, 51, 64. 68 Clark, Sharon 29, 68. 69. 70, 78 Clausen, Sandra 40, 66 Cline, Noreen 29. 50 Cline, Sandra 40, 51, 59, 66 Coldiron, Audrey 40, 49, 51, 59, 66 Combs, Judy 30, 68, 69, 70 Cook, Judith 40, 50, 66 Cook, Kenith 55, Cook, Patricia Cooper, Ronnie Corey, Carol 37, 51. 64, 66 Corey. Duane 64. 67. 76, 78 Costello, Jerry 83, 85 Craig, Carol Crane, George 30. 67 Crane, Margaret 30. 60,66 Cross, Janet 17, 64 Dagendorfer, Nancee 41, 68 Dahlkoetter, Jo Ann 17 Daniell, Thomas 41, 86 Danskin, Warren 37, 56. 64. 65. 68. 69. 77, 78. 86 Davis. Bob 37, 48. 52. 64. 65. 79 Deets, Sharon 41. 66 Deqner, Lois 37, 51 ■111 — DeHaes, John 30, 4B, 48, 56, 68, 71 Deilloff, Della 41. 66 Deiiloff, Lou Jean 30 Dersham. Jack 17, 48. 52 Deuel, Deon Deuel. Kay 17. 49, 53. 60. 64, 65 Deuel, Norma 41 DeVore, Janis 37, 50, 51, 60, 61, 66 Dewey, Art 17, 48,59,76, 78, 80 Dinkel, Geraldine 17 Dirkschneider, Dale 30 Dranselka, Jo Ann 30 Draube. Raymond 64 Eastlick, Arthur 41 Ehrichs, Janice 37, 51, 54, 68 Eldridge, Elizabeth 17 Ellenberger, Carol 41. 66 Ellenberger. Elaine 17, 50, 53, 64 Ellenberger. Phyllis 41, 66 Emrich. Bill 37, 48, 52, 78, 79 Emrich, Kathryn 18, 49, 53, 54, 55. 60. 64 Ennis, Helen 41, 50. 66 Felger. Delbert 30, 75, 82. 85 Ferguson, Charles 30 Ferguson, Jean Ferris, Lois, 41. 66 Ferris, Ronald 18 Field, Donna 37, 51. 68 Finkhaus, Sharon 37, 66 Finn, Dean Fisher, Judith 41, 50, 66 Fisher, Marva 18, 50, 53, 60. 64. 66 Fitch, Earlene 30, 59 Fix, Donald. 41, 79, 86 Fix, Jerald 59. 75. 78. 86 Fletcher, Lois 30, 50 Forsch, Delbert Fox, Wallas 37 Francke, Sandra 18, 50. 53, 60, 64. 66 Frank, Donald 30 Frank, Lorene 41, 59, 66 Frank, Roger 18 Frenzel, Darrell 42, 68 Frenzel, Gary 30, 48, 56. 68. 69 Froehlich, Allyn 30. 52, 64. 67 Froehlich, Bob 41, 68 Gall. Richard 41. 86 Garbers, Betty 37, 66 Geary, Gordon 37, 48, 64 Geist, Carole 18, 53 Gettman, Jim 37, 68, 78, 79 Glaser, Jerry 30 Glover, Lucille 30, 66 Godel, Gail 37 Goetsch, Eugene 30, 56 Goetsch, Leland 18 Gokie, Carl 18 Goos, Donald 14. 18, 48. 52, 53. 55, 59. 64, 68, 82, 85 Goos. Doug 41, 68, 86 Gordon, Don 40. 41, 64. 79. 86 Graber. Sharlene 30 Graber, Tom 37 Graves, Janis Gray, Jack 37, 55 Grimm, Delores 31, 50, 66 Grunke, Jerry 37, 58 Gugat, Duane 59, 76, 78, 86 Gutshall, Stanley 41, 67 Hagedorn, Kay 42, 49. 51, 56, 66, 68 Hagedorn, Paul 19 Hague, Charlotte 19, 50, 53, 64 Hahn. Richard 41, 58 Hahn, Roger 41. 58 Haines, Allen 37 Hale, Ann 31, 49, 53, 60, 68. 70, 71 Hall, Charlene 3L 66 Hall, Margaret 41 Hamilton, Audrey 70, 37, 68 Hamm. Marilyn 31, 50. 59. 60. 66. 70 Hansen, Larry Hanson, Ruth 19, 47, 53, 55, 56, 64, 63, 69. 70. 78 Harmel Beverly 41, 66, 68 Harmel, Sharon 37, 49, 51, 70 Harmer, Charlotte 37, 50. 60, 64, 66, 70 Harmer, John 41, 67, 68 Harmon, Ronald 31, 48, 57, 68, 69 Harrison, Shirley 19. 47, 53. 61. 68. 78 Hartwig, Geraldine 37 Hartwig Jeannette 19, 50, 64 Hartwig, La Zan 41 Hash, Jerry 28. 31, 48, 55. 78. 79 Hash. Marilyn 28. 31, 49. 53, 57. 64. 70 Hass, Jim 37, 64, 65 Hayes, Myrna 37 Heiderman, Shirley 31 Hendricksen, Sherrill 19. 50, 61 Henning, Graham 31 Henning, Lynne 31, 49, 53, 57, 61, 64, 65 68, 70, 71 Henry, Garland 31, 60 Henry. Wava 49, 51. 66. 70 Henzler, Colleen 31, 50 Henzler Twyla 37 Heppner, Darwin Herian, Ross 37 Hinken, Donna 37, 66 Hitt. John 31 Hoffman. Karen 41. 51, 66, 69 Hoffman, Larry 37 Hoffman, Lowell 37 Hoffman, La Moyne 19. 58 Hoile, Donald 41 Hoile, Marilyn 19, 53, 55, 60, 61 Holmes, Jo Etta 19, 50, 53. 55, 60, 64 Hoover, Betty 41, 66 Hoover. Doris 20. 50 Horner, Marvin 20, 58, 61, 64, 69 Huebner, Shirley 37, 50, 66 Huelle, Mary 37, 50. 51. 60. 66 Hupp. Janet 41 Hupp, Mary Jo 31, 50, 61 Ihde. Ralph 37 Iliff, Richard 37 Ingham, Tom 43, 64, 68, 71 Isaacson, Lane 41 Isaacson, Nancy 20, 53, 55, 61. 64. 68, 70 Jacobson, Rosalee 37, 51, 60, 68 James, Lois 31, 66 Jansen, Mildred 20, 50 Janssen, Jerry Jeffries, Darlene 30, 50, 61, 64 Jenkins, Janelle 31, 66 Jenkins, Brende 41, 59, 66, 68 Jenkins, Charlotte 41 Jenny, Carole 31, 49, 53, 65, 68, 70 Jensen, Arthur 68, 69, 86 Johnson, Dorothy 37, 50, 51, 66 Johnson, Georgiann 31, 50 Johnson, Marilyn 41, 66 Jones, Betty 37, 50, 51, 59, 66, 67 Jorgensen, Joan 37, 59, 66 Juracek, Melvin 20 Kay, Buddy 37 Kayl, Joanne 41 Keeney, Bonnie 32, 50, 53, 55, 57, 60, 64 Kendall, Bill 37, 52, 79, 86 Kendall, Elise 41, 49, 51, 66 Kendall, George 20, 55 Kennedy, Warren 20, 58 Kentfield, Ronnie 38 Kerber, Edward 41 Kerber, John Kessels, George 32, 48, 57, 67 Kesting, Jerry 20, 59, 65, 77, 78, 84, 85 Kinnan, Helen 32 Kisleys, Bob Klawitter, Patricia 32, 53, 64 Kleckner, Beverly 32, 50, 64 Kleckner, Danielle 42, 50, 66 Klipphahn, Delores 38 Klug, Duane 42, 58 Knebel, Bill 38, 58, 68 Knudson, Ben 32, 56, 60 Knudson, Geraldine 42 Koehn, Diane 38 Koeller, Marlene 21, 64, 68, 69, 70 Koerting, Lowell 38, 86 Kohl, Ronnie 86 Konopasek, Glenn 42 Kortje, Larry 32 Koster, George 38, 52, 78, 79, 86 Kouba, James 42 Kragh, Virginia 32, 53, 61 Krehnke, Brian 32, 56 Krehnke, Gordon 21 Krehnke, Ila 21 Kriezel, Gary 32 Krueger, Bernice 21 Krueger, Darrel 38 Krueger, Roger 35, 68 Kube, Don Kube, Mark Kucera, Dana Kucera, Melvin 42, 58 Kuister, Bill 36, 38, 48, 54, 56, 78, 79, 83, 85 Kuhl, Gene 21, 59 Kuzelka, Robert 38, 52, 55, 67 Lamm, Darlene 42, 66 Lamm, Veryle Lamoureaux, Lorraine 21, 50, 61, 66 Larson, Vergene 21, 50, 53, 55, 61 Lau, Donald 38, 79 Lederer, Margaret 38, 64, 66, 68, 70 Lennox, Larry 38 Leu, Darrell 42, 79, 86 Lewis, Belva 42, 66 Lewis, Rose 32, 66 Liebsack, Anita 42, 49, 51, 66, 70 Liebsack, LaVada 21, 50, 53, 61, 64 Lienemann, Joyce 21 Lindsteadt, Bill 38 Lockmon, Denny 22, 52 Long, Melvin 38, 58 Luebcke, Ernestine 66 Lulow, Jerry 42 Lutes, Mary Jean 32, 50. 53, 60 McBane, Sherman 42 McCartney, Douglas 38, 52, 56, 79 McFarland, Richard 22, 47, 55, 78 McKibbon, Phyllis 42, 50, 59, 66 Maas, Bob 38 Marble, Frank 42, 86 Marble, Lawrence 32, 86 Marlott, Don Marotz, Lon 32, 58, 64 Marshall, Carol 22, 50, 53, 64, 66, 70 Marshall, James 38 Marshall, Larry 42, 48, 79, 86 Mather, Barbara 32, 66 Mathews, Jay Maurer, Barbara 42 Maynard, Audrey Meierhenry, Roy 38, 48 Mellick, Mary Jo 32, 50 Mericle, Maihalie 38, 50, 64, 66 Meyer, Janice 38, 55, 57 Michael, Bonnie 42, 66 Miller, Donna 38, 50, 66 Miller, Jerry 38. 67 Minor, Shirle 22 Moles, Marnette 42, 51, 66 Moore, Dick Morrison, Michael 48, 54 Mozer, Gary 38, 58, 79 Mozer, Marjorie 22 Mueller, Raymond 32, 64 Mueller, Ronald 38 Muffly, Carl 22 Muffly, Carol 38. 51, 55, 60. 61, 64, 66, 68. 69, 70, 71 Muller, Mary 22, 53, 54, 59, 64, 66, 68, 70 Musselman, Priscilla 22, 50, 55, 69 Nathan, Darlene 38 Nelson, Donna 38, 51, 60 Nelson, Jim 59, 84, 85 Nelson, Joan 38, 50, 51, 66 Nelson, Lowell 38 Nelson, Peggy 32, 50, 60, 64 Neumann, Bill 32 Nichols, Hubert 42, 64, 67 Niles, Carroll 38 Nisker, Janice 38, 46, 51, 60, 68 Nissen, Richard 38 -its— Northouse, Gary 42, 58 Nordlvedi, John 22, 52 O'Dey, Don 42 O'Dey, Mary 42 Oestreich, Dennis 38, 58 O'Gorman, Jim O'Gorman, Pat Ohlmann, Eldon Olsen, Larry 40, 42, 48, 64, 68 71, 79, 86 Olson, Anne 23, 46, 53, 61, 64, 68 Olson, James 23, 49, 52, 56 Owens, Sherry 33, 60, 61 Pakes, Janet 23, 50, 53, 61 Papstein, Bonnie 42, 66 Paulsen, Nadine Pavlik, Larry 38 Pederson, Dick 33 Pennewell, Ruby 42, 51, 66, 69 Peters, Barbara 42, 66 Peters, Richard Peterson, Marvin 42 Pfeil, Glen 33, 58 Phelan, Larry Pinnt, Susan 33, 64 Plymesser, Don 33, 52, 59, 64 Port, Norman 42 Potthast, Marsha 42 Power, Cecil 23, 66, 68, 70 Pufahl, Delamar 38, 58 Putters, Jim 42, 55, 68 Putnam, Norman 42, 79 Raabe, Norman 38, 58 Raasch, David Race, Lyle 38 Radenz, Ronald 33, 48, 58 Rakowsky, Dick 38, 52 Rakowsky, Janel 33, 50 Rasley, Roger 38, 52. 59, 64. 65, 75, 78 Rasmussen, Marilyn 38 Rasmussen, Vergene 38 Redmond, Kay 39, 51, 66 Reeker, Anita 38, 51 Rees, Marilyn 33, 50 Reeves, JoAnn 23, 50. 53, 66, 70 Reeves, Ronald 42 Renken, Robert 42 Retzlaff, Janet Retzlaff, Sharonn 42 Rhodman, Rita 50, 51, 66 Rickenberg, Merlin 39, 67, 68 Riggert, Oakley 39, 64, 68, 69, 71 Rimovsky, Paul 23, 47, 48, 52, 55, 60. 64, 78 Rix, Jean 23, 50, 59, 68 Robbins, Ted Roberts, John 39, 52, 59, 64, 65, 77. 78 Robertson, Wayne 39, 48, 53, 59, 65, 68 75, 78 Robinson, Patty 42, 50 Rodgers, Richard 33 Roe, Barbara 33, 50, 53 Roker, Alice 33, 54 Roker, Gerald 42, 58 Roker, Jimmy 42, 58, 67 Roker, Joan 33, 50, 66 Roman, James 39, 52, 55, 60, 68 Sabata, Carolyn 39 Saltonstall, Bill 42 Sanders, Robert 39, 64, 65 Schaffer, Jim 39 Schaffer, William 23 Scheurich, James 58 Scheurich, John 23, 58 Scheurich, Philip 39. 58 Schierloh, Marilyn 42, 66 Schimilpfinig, Walter 24 Schipporeit, Sharon 24, 54, 68 Schlecht, Vernon 39, 77, 78, 86 Schleuter, Bill 42, 67 Schmidt, Marilyn Schmidt, Richard 24 Schmiedeke, Phyllis 43, 50, 66 Schnebel, Jack Schnebel, Patti 24 Schnebel Roger 42 Schoenfeldt, Charles 33, 58 Schoenfeldt, Larry 39, 58 Schoep, Vernon 24, 48, 52, 56 Schrader, Neal 42 Schreiner, Sharon 39. 49, 51, 60, 64 Schroeder, Esther 39 Schultz, Georgia 42, 66 Schultz, Shirley 33, 53, 60, 61, 64, 66 Seeman, Beverly 24, 50 Seevers, Joanne 43 Sehestedt, Bob 33, 68, 69 Sellentin, Jerry 33, 48, 52, 55, 56, 61, 86 Sellin, Donna 24, 49, 53, 61 Sellin, Ila 39, 50, 51, 60 Seymour, Janet 33, 46, 50, 53, 55, 57, 61, 64 Siecke, Barbara 33, 46, 49, 53, 54, 59, 60, 66 Siecke, Leon 24, 58, 59, 76, 78 Siedschlag, Jerry 24, 48, 52, 56 Siedschlag, Joyce 39. 51 Siedschlag, Judy 25, 50, 53, 55, 61 Siedschlag, Marlene 39, 66 Silhacek, Don 25, 58, 61, 67, 68 Simpson, John 39 Smiley, Rita 43, 50, 66 Smith, Don 34, 58 Smith, Geraldine 43, 66 Smith, Iryel 34, 68 Solfermoser, Stanley 25, 67 Sovereign, Lyle 39 Sovereign, Shirley 43, 66 Sparks, Alice Spence, Marilyn 39, 51, 66, 68 Staudenmaier, Jim 43, 79 Stauffer, Marilee 39, 66 Stedry, Doug 43, 67, 79 Stevens, Bruce 34, 55, 56, 68 Stevens, Doris 39 Stevens, Elaine 42, 51, 66, 68 Stevens, John 43, 67 Stewart, Marilyn 43, 51, 56, 68 —11 Staffer, Loretta 43 Stone, Barbara 34, 60, 68 Stone, Rosalie Stromberg, George 34 Stueve, LaCinda 34, 66 Stueve, LaOonnl 39, 66 Stukey, Sharon 34, 50, 53, 60, 70 Stulcke, Doris Sullivan, Robert 39 Sundahl, Bill 34, 64 Svenson, Lois 43, 50, 66 Svenson, Ronnie 34, 55 Swoboda, Kay 43, 46, 49, 51, 56, 66, 68, 70 Tannehill, Jack 25, 46, 48, 55, 60, 61, 64 65 Tech, Kenneth 43, 58 Ternes, Roberta 34, 50, 53, 60 Thietje, Leo 43, 58 Thompson, Tom 46, 76, 78 Thornton, Karen 39, 51, 60, 68 Thun, Kathryn 34, 59 Thurstenson, Joe 64 Tierney, Georgia Tierney, Sandra 34, 60 Tilsworth, Tim 43, 48, 79, 86 Timperly, Joyce 25, 50, 53, 60 Timperly, Sharon 39, 51, 66 Truex, Jeanette 39, 51, 60, 68 Tucker, Kay 43, 66, 68, 71 Turk, Jim 43, 79 Tweedy, Roger 43, 86 Tyler, Allan Uttecht, Allen 43, 79 Vaught, Emily 43, 68 Vonderohe, Bill 43, 58, 86 Von Seggern, Joyce 39, 66 Wachter, Dennis 34 Wade, Barbara 34, 50, 53, 59. 60, 66 Wagner, Clifford 43, 58, 86 Wagner, Janis 43 Wagner, Shirley 34, 66 Wagner, Wayne 43, 58 Walmsley, Larry 34, 58 Walmsley, Shirley 25 Walmsley, Wesley 43, 58 Walter, Paul 25, 48, 60, 68 Warneke, James 79 Weich, Gus 25, 67, 78 Weich, Janis 25, 64, 68, 69, 70 Weich, Larry 43, 67 Weich, Sandra 43 Welch, Nancy 40, 43, 49, 51, 66, 68, 70 Wenke, Janis 34, 59, 68 Weston, Shirley 39, 49, 51, 60, 66, 68 Wetzler, Dorothy 43, 66 Wetzler, Gerald 43, 68 White, Everett 43 White, Gloria 34, 50, 53, 60, 64 Wichert, Gerald 35, 78, 79 Weideman. Faye 35, 57, 64 Wiedeman, Jeanette 43, 51, 66 Wiedeman, Marlin 35, 55 Wilcox, Delores 35 Wilcox, Priscilla 43 Wilcox, Roberta 35 Wilke, Kent 43, 67 Wilke, Ray 39 Wilken, Dale 39, 58 Williams, Roberta 43, 66 Williams, Walter 39, 64. 68, 69 Wilson, Dave 35, 46, 48, 60, 64. 77, 78. 83, 85 Winter, Jeanette 39, 51, 66 Winter, Marlin 39 58 Witt, Max 35, 48, 52, 59, 75, 78, 82, 85 Wohlfeil, Gary 30, 58 Wohlfeil, Gordon 26, 58, 64 Wolff, Carol 43, 50, 66 Wolff, Dean 58 Wolff, Don 43 Wolff, Jerry 39, 58 Wolff. Ronald 55, 58, 67 Wynn, Robert 43 Zobel, Elaine 26, 49, 53, 64 Zulz, Richard 43, 55, 68, 86 —115—