Norfolk High School - Milestone Yearbook (Norfolk, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1955 volume:

'? A A. •{ � . '•v-r :3Tvv � r- j . I VOL. 57 foreword In putting out your 1955 MILESTONE, we tried to picture what you did as you did it. We hope that this edition of the MILESTONE shall further serve to remind you in years to come of priceless memories of your high school days. The Staff has devoted many hours of work in giving you your 1955 MILESTONE and we feel that your satisfaction with this volume is our compensation. I wish to thank the Staff, as well as our Advisor, Richard Sala. Here it is - your 1955 MILESTONE. Editor 2 Contents FACULTY............................... 4 SENIORS.............................. 12 JUNIORS.............................. 28 SOPHOMORES........................... 38 FRESHMEN............................. 46 ORGANIZATIONS........................ 54 ACTIVITIES........................... 66 FAVORITES............................ 84 3 ATHLETICS 90 DR. ALLEN P. BURKHARDT Superintendent THEODORE P. SKILLSTAD Principal The Board of Education from left to right are: Fred W. Muller, Glenn Davis, E. F. Hale, Ralph R. Reeves, Mrs. Robinette, Secretary; Allen P. Burkhardt, Howard Toay, Clarence Issacson. 6 MR. NIELS WODDER, Assistant Principal and Vocational Guidance Director, is always willing to offer advice and help on any problems for the students. MISS ARLENE TIMPERLEY, secretary in the principal's office, helps run the office smoothly and efficiently. MRS. LILLIAN ROBINETTE and MRS. LEONA BAUMAN are kept busy as secretaries in the Superintendent's office. 7 WARREN BEST Football Coach Problems of Democracy MARVIN BICHEL Chemistry, Physics General Science MARY BREWICK Typing, Shorthand LEONARD CAMPBELL Basketball Coach Civics 8 RUSSELL CUMMINGS Vocal Music Director GERALD DANSKIN American History FRED EGLEY Athletic Director ELLWYN FLETCHER Mechanical Drawing Advanced Shop i- v- FAY GORDON Freshman English RUSSELL GORMAN Assistant Coach Junior Business Training Commercial Law EDGAR HAMM Vocational Agriculture MARGUERITE HOFFMAN Spanish World History GAYLE JENKINS Senior English HAROLD JOHNSON Algebra ROBERT LARSON Dramatics Speech Debate EDWARD MANDL Assistant Coach Industrial Arts Auto Mechanics 9 JAMES MANNING Biology ENGELINE MAROTZ Librarian MARY MAXWELL Girls' Physical Education MURIEL McKAY Vocational Home Economics 10 DORIS MILLER Bookkeeping, Typing MARY RICE School Nurse RICHARD SALA Journalism English RUTH SCHINI Latin WILLIAM SHAFFER Art Supervisor ROBERT SMITH Audio-Visual Director WESLEY THELANDER Driver Training HAROLD THOMPSON Boys' Physical Education DOROTHY VAHLE Vocational Home Economics RUTH WAGNER Sophomore English JENNIE WALKER Geometry, Algebra Trigonometry MERTON WELCH Instrumental Music II GARY FRENZEL - ■ FRANCES BARNES JERRY HASH - - - -MARILYNN HASH -JERRY SELLENTIN - First Semester V ree Hi;esicient -TreasureT Second Semester J ice President - Secretary president Senior Class On September 3, 1951, the class of ’55 entered the halls of NHS to embark upon methods of higher learning. As freshmen they were green but nonetheless willing to learn. There were many participants to be found in the various school activities—band, glee clubs, choir, as well as football, basketball, and track. At the Freshman-Sophomore picnic, the class of '55 held their own. By the fall of their sophomore year, the class of '55 had proved themselves and eagerly joined in the spirit of NHS. They rang off the year by serving at the Junior-Senior Prom and participating in the Sophomore picnic. Then they were juniors and worthy of being called upperclassmen. The class play, Who Killed Aunt Caroline? proved a success and set the class of '55 as a great up-and-coming group. The Hare and Hound Race was lost cheerfully and closely. The Junior-Senior Prom proved a huge success with An Evening In Paris as its theme. Boys' and Girls' Staters were chosen—Jerry Sellentin, George Kessels, Barbara Siecke and Ann Hale. Then at last they were seniors and reigned over the school. The Hare and Hound Race was tied but proved to be fun anyway. The Homecoming Queen was Lynne Henning and Attendants, Marilynn Hash and Ann Hale. Field Day and Sneak Day were enjoyed by all. Now they are waiting to receive their diplomas which will ring down the curtain of their high school career. JEANETTE BECKENHAUER DELBERT BIEHLE EUGENE BLOOMQUIST NORMA BOHLMAN LLOYD CHERINGTON PATSY CHILDERS ALLEN CHRISTIANSEN ELEANOR CHRISTIANSEN SHARON CLARK NOREEN CLINE JUDY COMBS JOHN DEHAES LOU JEAN DEITLOFF DALE DIRKSCHNEIDER JO ANNA DRANSELKA LOIS FLETCHER DONALD FRANK GARY FRENZEL ALLYN FROEHLICH JERRY GLASER LUCILLE GLOVER EUGENE GOETSCH RONNIE HARMON JERRY HASH MARILYNN HASH SHIRLEY HEIDERMAN COLLEEN HENZLER MARY JO HUPP LOIS JAMES JANEL JENKINS CAROLE JENNY ARTHUR JENSEN GEORGLANN JOHNSON BONNIE KEENEY HELEN KINNAN PAT KLAWITTER VIRGINIA KRAGH BRIAN KREHNKE MARK KUBE JEANINE LEWIS MARY JEAN LUTES LAWRENCE MARBLE LON MAROTZ 21 KAY McQUISTON MARY JO MELLICK BETTE MICHAELSON MIKE MORRISON SHERRY OWENS JANEL RAKOWSKY MARILYN REES BOB SEHESTEDT JERRY SELLENT1N JANET SEYMOUR BARBARA SIECKE GEORGE STROMBERG LACINDA STUEVE SHARON STUKEY BILL SUNDAHL ROBERTA TERNES SANDRA TIERNEY DENNIS WACHTER JANICE WENKE FAYE WIEDEMAN DELORES WILCOX ROBERTA WILCOX DAVE WILSON Seniors Not Pictured PETE BIEHLE DIXIE CARLSON GEORGE CRANE RAY MUELLER MAX WITT RICHARD PETERS DON PLYMESSER RONALD WOLFF 26 STUDENT COUNCIL Freshman Year: BEVERLY KLECKNER JOHN DEHAES Sophomore Year: JANET SEYMOUR JOHN DEHAES Junior Yean JANET SEYMOUR BARBARA SIECKE JOHN DEHAES DAVE WILSON Senior Year: JANET SEYMOUR BARBARA SIECKE JOHN DEHAES DAVE WILSON Bookkeeping students hard at work. Seniors CLASS OFFICERS Freshman Year: JANET SEYMOUR, DAVE WILSON, President: LYNNE HENNING, JERRY HASH, Vice President; BONNIE BALLARD, Secretary: JERRY HASH, BETTY BALLARD, Treasurer. Sophomore Yean DAVE WILSON, DON BRENNEMAN, President: JERRY HASH, JERRY SELLENTIN, Vice President: BONNIE BALLARD, Secretary; JERRY SELLENTIN, FRANCES BARNES, Treasurer. Junior Yean DON BRENNEMAN, JERRY SELLENTIN, President; JERKY HASH, Vice President; MARILYNN HASH, Secretary; FRANCES BARNES, Treasurer. Senior Year: N'ERGETTES AUTOMATIC Marilynn Hash Carole Jenny OTHERS Betty Ballard Bonnie Ballard Frances Barnes Pat Childers Ann Hale Marilyn Hamm Lynne Henning Pat Klawitter Shirley Scnulz Barbara Siecke Carol Techman JERRY SELLENTIN, President; GARY FRENZEL, JERRY HASH, Vice President; MARILYNN HASH, Secretary; FRANCES MINUTE MEN BARNES, Treasurer. AUTOMATIC John DeHaes Jerry Hash Dave Wilson OTHERS Don Brenneman Del Felger Gary Frenzel Ron Harmon George Kessels Mike Morrison Jim O'Gorman Pat O'Gorman Glen Pfeil Ronald Radenz Bob Sebestedt Jerry Sellenlin Max Witt Dean Wolff 27 SHIRLEY WESTON................................Treasurer BILI, BEST - First Semester Vice President WARREN DANSKIN - - - Second Semester Vice President SANDRA ATKINSON - -......................... Secretary BILL KUESTER.............--.................. President 28 Mrs. Wichert, substitute teacher, presides over an American History session. {Junior Class Tough as nails, hard as bricks. That’s Norfolk's class of '56. ” The chant of this year's junior class rang out many times in the past year. The class began their year by holding class elections. Those elected for the Student Council wererTom Best, Keralyn Clark, Jan Nisker and Wayne Robertson. Elected to serve as President for both semesters was Bill Kuester. Other officers for both semesters were Secretary Sandra Atkinson and Treasurer Shirley Weston. First semester Vice President was Bill Best, and Warren Danskin held that office second semester. N'Ergettes for first semester were; Sandra Atkinson, Sondra Ainsworth, Jan DeVore, Carol Carrick, Sharon Schreiner, Marilyn Spence and Shirley Weston. Second semester, Janice Ehrichs was elected an N’Er- gette. Associate N'Ergettes were Carol Best and Sherry Harmel, first semester, and Sherry Harmel, second semester. Minute Men for the first semester weretTim Adams, Bill Best, Marshall Bricker, Bob Davis, Bill Kendall. Jerry Miller and Oakley Riggert. Associates were: Jim Benson, Bill Callies, Keith Christofferson, Warren Danskin, Bill Emrich, Ronnie Hoppel, Bill Kuester, Roy Meierhenry, Roger Rasley, John Roberts and Wayne Robertson. Second semester, Gordon Geary was elected a Minute Man and Jim Benson and Ronnie Hoppel were Associates. The Junior class play, ’’ What A Life, was a great success, as was the Prom which was held in April. 30 Physics students are taking part in a discussion led by Mr. Bichel. TIM ADAMS SONDRA AINSWORTH SANDRA ATKINSON JIM BARRITT JOYCE BATHKE ROBERT BATHKE CHARLOTTE BECKMAN JUDY BEHNKE BEULAH • BENSON JIM BENSON BILL CAROL TOM BILL DUANE BEST BEST BEST BLATT BOHN LOLA MARSHALL JEANETTE GLORIA BILL BRAITHWAITE BRICKER BUCKENDAHL BUSSEY C ALLIES KERALYN CLARK CAROL FRED ERNIE CARRICK CATON CHLEBOUN KEITH CHRISTOFFERSON CAROL WARREN ROBERT LOIS JANIS COREY DANSKIN DAVIS DEGNER DEVORE JANICE BILL SHARON WALLAS BETTY EHRICHS EMRICH FINKHAUS FOX FRYER BETTY GORDON JIM JACK GARBERS GEARY GETTMAN GRAY JERRY GRUNKE DUANE GUGAT AUDREY HAMILTON SHERRY HARMEL CHARLOTTE HARMER GERALDINE HART WIG MYRNA HAYES TWYLAH HENZLER ROSS HERIAN DOMNA HINKEN LARRY HOFFMAN RONNIE SHIRLEY MARY RALPH ROSALEE HOPPEL HUEBNER HUELLE IHDE JACOBSON JERRY DORTHY BETTY JOAN BUD JANSSEN JOHNSON JONES JORGENSON KAY BARBARA BILL DELORES DONNA BILL KEMPER KENDALL KLIPPHAHN FIELD KLUG KNEBEL DIANE GEORGE LOWELL DARREL KOEHN KOSTER KOERTING KRUGER DON KUBE BELL KUESTER ROBERT DONALD MARGARET BILL KUZELKA LAU LEDERER LINDSTEADT JERRY GARY CAROL MILLER MOZER MUFFLY DARLENE JOAN NATHAN NELSON DONNA CAROL JAN DENNIS LARRY NELSON NILES NISKER OESTREICH PAVLIK DELMAR NORMAN LYLE SPENCER DICK PUFAHL RAABE RACE RADNICH RAKOWSKI ROGER KAY ANITA JANET RITA RASLEY REDMOND REEKER RETZLAFF RHODMAN MERLIN RIEKENBERG OAKLEY RIGGERT JOHN ROBERTS WAYNE ROBERTSON JIM ROMAN BOB SANDERS JIM SCHEURICH PHILIP SCHEURICH VERNON SCHLECHT MARILYN SCHMIDT LARRY SCHOENFELDT SHARON FLOYCE SCHREINER SCHWEDE ILA SELLIN JOYCE SIEDSCHLAG MARLENE LYLE SIEDSCHLAG SOVEREIGN MARILYN SPENCE MARILEE STAUFFER MARILYN STEWART LADONNA STUEVE BOB SULLIVAN KAREN THORNTON JOE THURSTENSON SHARON TIMPERLY JEANETTE TRUEX SHIRLEY WESTON RAY WILKE DALE WILKEN WALTER WILLIAMS JEANETTE WINTER MARLIN GARY WINTER WOHLFEIL Physics class puzzles over Archimedes. Juniors pictured: ALLEN HAINES JAMES HASS LOWELL HOFFMAN RICHARD ILIFF RONALD MUELLER BILL NEUMANN ALICE ROKER JOHN SIMPSON 37 r e s i de nt - - - - President econd I pnes P Secretary First Semester Secretary Tom Bush -Tim Tilswort Darrell Leu k Larry Olser Anita LiebsaR Nancy Welch Sophomore students in Biology lab are learning by doing. Sophomore Class Looking scornfully at the freshmen and with awe at the upperclassmen best describes Norfolk's class of 1957, the sophomores. Starting the year off with elections, the sophomores chose Wava Henry and George Blakeman as their representatives on the Student Council. Larry Olsen was elected President with Tom Bush, Vice President; Nancy Welch, Secretary; and Tim Tils-worth, Treasurer. Second semester officers were: Larry Olsen, President; Darrell Leu, Vice President; Anita Liebsack, Secretary; and Tim Tilsworth, Treasurer. First semester N'Ergettes were:Sandra Cline, Audrey Coldiron, Elise Kendall, Ruby Pennewell and Nancy Welch. Wava Henry was an Associate. Anita Liebsack was elected an N'Ergette second semester. Minute Men elected for first semester were: Darrell Frenzel, Dick Gall, Don Gordon, Larry Marshall, and Tim Tilsworth. Associates were: George Blakeman, Tom Bush, Darrell Leu, Larry Olsen and Richard Zutz. Glenn Konopasek, Darrell Leu and Gary Northouse were elected as Minute Men second semester, 'and Associates were Arlen Biehle and George Blakeman. Practically every organization in school had a representative from the sophomore class. The sophomores ended an eventful year by serving at die Junior-Senior Prom and participating in the Sophomore Picnic. Although the sophomores are looking forward to being upperclassmen, they will always remember their second year of high schooL Fred Alfs Jeanine Bauer Barbara Benson Bill Benson Phyllis Benson Larry Beutler Arlen Biehle George Blakeman La Vine Bloomquist Jean Brase Janice Brei Barbara Bruhn Janice Buckendahl Tom Bush Tony Bussey Sandra Clausen Sandra Cline Audrey Coldiron Judy Cook Ron Cooper Carol Craig Nancee Dagendorfer Tom Daniels Bill Danner Sharon Deets Della Deitloff Carol Ellenberger Helen Ennis 41 42 Lois Ferris Judy Fisher Don Fix Lorene Frank Darrell Frenzel Dick Gall Doug Goos Don Gordon Stanley Gurshall Kay Hagedom Richard Hahn Roger Hahn Margaret Hall Larry Hansen Beverlyann Harmel John Harmer LaZan Hartwig Wava Henry Karen Hofftnan Donald Hoile Betty Hoover Janet Hupp Tom Ingham Lane Isaacson Brenda Jenkins Marilyn Johnson Joanne Kayl Karen Kemper Elise Kendall Danielle Kleckner Duane Klug Jerry Knudtson Glenn Konopasek James Kouba Gary Kriezel Melvin Kucera Darlene Lamm Darrell Leu Belva Lewis Anita Liebsack Frank Marble Larry Marshall Barbara Maurer Sherman McBane Robert McKamy Phyllis McKibben Bonnie Michael Marnette Moles Hubert Nichols Gary Northouse Mary O’Dey Don O'Dey Larry Olsen Nadine Paulsen Ruby Pennewell Barbara Peters 43 44 Marvin Peterson Larry Phelan Marsha Potthast Ronnie Proeschold Norman Putnam Jim Putters Ronald Reeves Robert Renken Patty Robinson Jimmy Roker Bill Saltonstall Marilyn Schierloh Roger Schnebel Georgia Lee Schultz Sandra Schwanke Joanne Seevers Rita S miley Geraldine Smith Shirley Sovereign Jim Staudemaier Doug Stedry John Stephens Elaine Stevens Loretta Stoffer Rosalie Stone Lois Svenson Kay Swoboda Kenneth Tech . ■r« Leo Thietje Tim Tilsworth Kay Tucker Jim Turk } Roger Tweedy Emily Vaught Jackie Veihl Bill Vonderohe Cliff Wagner Janice Wagner Wesley Walmsley Larry Welch Sandra Weich Nancy Welch Dorothy Wetzler Gerald Wetzler Jeanette Wiedeman Priscilla Wilcox Kent Wilke Roberta Williams Carol Wolff Don Wolff Richard Zutz Alice Sparks Sophomores Not Pictured Juanita Anderson Elden Ohlman Ruth Tarpenning Merlin Bauer Gerald Roker Jackie Thompson Norma Deuel Gary Surber Wayne Wagner -First Semester Treasurer _______ Vice President Second Semester Treasurer __________ President -Secretary Virginia Bell - - -Tim Schreiner - -Pete Salter - - - -Dwayne Strasheim Diana Cook - - - - Mr. Johnson is teaching some freshman students that even a little letter like X can cause headaches. Jreskman Class Being a freshman is as much fun as it sounds. Despite the jokes and sarcasm thrown at them, the freshmen have completed a very successful year. In the fall of the year, the honor of representing the freshies on the Student Council went to Lynn Gomon and Bill Pflug. The class officers for the first semester were Dwayne Strasheim, President; Tim Schreiner, Vice President; Diana Cook, Secretary; and Virginia Bell, Treasurer. First semester N’Ergettes were Virginia Bell, Lynn Gomon, Shirley Konopasek, Judy Skillstad, and Sharon Sullivan. Diana Cook was an Associate. Minute Men elected for the first semester were Don Brandenburg, Mike Johnson, Bill Pflug, Tim Schreiner, and Dwayne Strasheim. Dick Sydow was an Associate. Sandra Jones and Becky Saltonstall were chosen to be second semester N'Ergettes. Second semester class officers were Dwayne Strasheim, President; Tim Schreiner, Vice President; Diana Cook, Secretary; and Pete Salter, Treasurer. Diana Cook and Mary Ann Fisher served as Associate Cheerleaders. Aside from the numerous outside activities in which members of the class participated, the most perplexing thing for the freshies seemed to be school work. Mr. Bichel and Mr. Smith jammed an astonishingly large amount ot science into most of the fresn-man class, while Miss Gordon took ain't out oi their vocabulary. All in all, the class of '58 had a good year. Loyd Adams Mary Allison Tom Armbruster Keith Arns Keith Bauer Virginia Bell Sandra Bench Don Brandenburg Robert Bree Patricia Burns Margaret Buss Bob Cannon John Cary Fred Clark Roger Clocker Diana Cook Don Cook Judy Cook Robert Craig Catherine Crane Phyllis Cunningham John Davis Charles DeHaes Carolyn Deitloff Sylvia Deke Karen Dewes Eileen Einung Denny Erb 49 Karen Jochens Julia John Mike Johnson Sandra Jones Maralyn Kellner Ed Kerber Tom Kisley Vemelle Klug Mary Ann Fisher Valerie Fitch David Froehlich Janice Geary Karen Glaser Lynn Gomon Carmen Gowlei Judy Gregor Marleen Gutzman Dawn Hammond Larry Han wig Larry Hatterman Danel Heiderman Karen Henry Faye Hoesly Donna Hue lie Karen Kment Melvin Kollmar Shirley Konopasek Barbara Kortje Donna Krueger Larry Lehman Larry Lenser Janet Leu Phillip Leu Myla Leuders Lance Lintt Ivan Maggert Lane Marotz Willard Marquardt Larry Meyer Audrey Miller Cleo Murphy Roger Nelson Patty Nielsen Gloria Oss Alnis Ozols Julie Peterson Mary Peterson Russell Peterson Bill Pflug Beth Phelan Cindy Powell Jerry Price Gary Pringle Marilyn Pufahl Betty Raabe Judy Raasch 51 52 Ronald Rakowski Judy Raymond Harold Reeker Joan Rees Judy Rice Barbara Rhodman Bonnie Robinson Mary Rohrke Pete Salter Becky Saltonstall Ted Sass John Schaefer Elaine Schipporeit Carol Schmidt Gerald Schmidt Sharon Schmiedeke Mary Schoep Tim Schreiner Janet Schultz Sharon Schultz Julie Scott Cleeth Shepherd Mary Ellen Simpson Judy Skillstad Don Sohl Ronald Sovereign Twila Stewart Dwayne Strasheim Sharon Sullivan Don Stuebe Betty Swanson Richard Sydow Dianne Tiegs Pat Thornton Twyla Thurstens Jack Tucker David Tweedy Sandra Decker Carol Uttecht Richard Wachter Sharon Wade Larry Wagner Rae Jean Walker James Warnecke Ray Weaver Harriet Weigt Bob Wiese Jeanean Wichert Yvonne Wichert Evelyn Wilcox Mabel Ziegenbein Hazel Ziegenbein Not Pictured George Carstens Art Eastlick Bob Froehlich Harold Hoskinson Dick Moore Sharon RetzlafT Merlin Remender Bill Schlueter Neil Schrader Henry Starkel Rose Volberding Bob Wynn James War nock gj Left to right: Barbara Siecke, Jan Nisker, Janet Seymour, Wayne Robertson, Dave Wilson, Mr. Skill-stad, John DeHaes, Mr. Johnson, Tom Best, Wava Henry, Bill Pflug, Lynn Gomon, George Blakeman. Keralyn Clark. Student Council The Student Council this year was headed by John DeHaes. The other officers are Dave Wilson, Vice President; Janet Seymour, Secretary; and Tom Best, Treasurer. Faculty members are Mr. Theodore Skills tad and Mr. Harold Johnson. The Council promoted many all-school convocations and the annual sports banquet. The purpose of the Student Council is to foster better student-faculty relationship, to uphold school spirit and good sportsmanship, to promote training in citizenship, and to maintain fellowship among students. Hoard of Awards BOARD OF AWARDS Miss Gordon, Don Brenne-man, Mr. Sala, Dave Wilson, Tom Best, Mr. Skill-stad, and Dr. Burkhardt. PEP CLUB OFFICERS: Shirley Schulz, Treasurer; Sherry Owens, Secretary of Attendance; Bonnie Keeney, Secretary; Barbara Wade, President; Miss Bre-wick, Sponsor; Jan Bramon, Vice President. Pep Club Front row, left to right: Dorothy Johnson, Shirley Schulz, Mary Huelle, Darlene Nathan, Betty Jones, Joan Nelson, Anita Reeker, Charlotte Harmer, Sherry Owens, Lois Fletcher, Cleone Forsyth. Marilyn Hamm, Noreen Cline, Jeanine Lewis. Second row: Joan Jorgensen, Donna Huelle, Judy Raasch, Dawn Hammond, Janet Hupp, Mamette Moles, Marilyn Schmidt, Mary Petersen, Sandra Tierney, Susan Plnnt, Barbara Roe, Janice Bramon, Sharon Wade. Third row: Mary Jo Hupp, Bonnie Keeney, Gloria Oss, Sandra Bench, Karen Glaser, Karen Henry, Joyce Siedschlag, Gloria Bussey, Carol Wolff, Karen Dewes, Jeanette Winter, Karen Jochems, Peg Buss. Fourth row: Sylvia Deke, Joan Rees, Julie Scott, Judy Cook, Judy Fisher, Pat Burns, Carolyn Deitloff, Janice Geary, Roberta Williams, Barbara Peters, Marilyn Schierloh, Sharon Schmiedke, Barbara Wade. First row: Pat Klawitter, Sherry Harmel, Carol Best, Lynne Henning. Second row: Marilyn Spence, Frances Bames, Pat Childers, Ann Hale, Carole Jenny, Barbara Siecke. Third row: Miss Miller, Sondra Ainsworth, Janis DeVoie, Sharon Schreiner, Carol Carrick, Sandra Atkinson, Shirley Weston. Srgettes Second Semester Officers: Barbara Siecke, President; Carole Jenny, Vice President; Frances Barnes, Secretary; Pat Childers, Treasurer; Ann Hale, Sergeant-at-Arms. First Semester Officers: Frances Bames, Sergeant-at-Arms; Barbara Siecke, Secretary; Lynne Henning, President; Ann Hale, Vice President; Pat Childers, Treasurer. First row: Sharon Sullivan, Lynn Gomon, Shirley Konopasek, Virginia Bell. Judy Skillstad, Diana Cook. Second row: Miss Millet, Audrey Coldiron, Ruby Pennewell, Sandra Cline, Elise Kendall, Nancy Welch, Wava Henry. Second Semester Officers: Gary Frenzel, President; John DeHaes, Vice President; Tim Adams, Secretary; Glen Pfeil, Treasurer; Roy Meierhenry, Sergeant-at-Arms. First row: Larry Marshall, Bill Pflug, Darrell Frenzel, Richard Zutz, Second row: Larry Olsen, Tom Bush, Tim Tilsworth, Darrell Leu, George Blakeman, Don Gordon. Third row: Mike Johnson, Dwayne Strasheim, Tim Schreiner, Don Brandenburg, Dick Gall. First Semester Officers: Del Felger, Treas urer; Jerry Sellentin, President; John DeHaes; Gary Frenzel, Vice President; Jerry Miller, Sergeant-at-Arms; Tim Adams, Secretary. Minute Men First row: Marshall Bricker, Bill Kendall, Roy Meierhenry, Bill Emrich, Keith Christofferson. Second row: Tim Adams, Jerry Hash, Glen Pfeil, Ron Radenz, Bob Davis, Bill Benson. Third row: Jerry Sellentin, Gary Frenzel, Oakley Riggert, John DeHaes, Mike Morrison, Jerry Miller, Bill Kuester. Fourth row: John Roberts, Warren Danskin, Bill Callies, Delbert Felger, Wayne Robertson, Roger Rasley. First row: Janet Seymour, Judy White, Sharon Stukey, Roberta Temes, Marilynn Hash, Frances Barnes, Jeanette Beckenhauer, Beverly Kleckner, Lois Fletcher, Mary Jo Mellick, Delores Wilcox. Second row: Roberta Wilcox, Joan Chapman, Faye Wiedeman, Noreen Cline, Jeanine Lewis, Sally Allen, Ann Hale, Mary Jean Lutes, Bette Michaelson, Patsy Childers. Third row: Mary Jo Hupp, Carole Jenny, Barbara Roe, Peggy Nelson, Shirley Schulz, Janel Rakowski, Beverly Camp, Lillie Mae Brandenburg, Peggyann Goodwater, Delores Grimm, Marilyn Rees. Fourth row: Joan Koker, Sherry Owens, Pat K la witter, Bonnie Keeney, Virginia Kragh, Barbara Wade, Barbara Siecke, Judy Combs, Jan Wenke, Sharon Clark, Marilyn Hamm. Senior Zri-1 OFFICERS Second Semester: Ann Hale, Vice President; Carole Jenny, Secretary; Frances Barnes, Treasurer. First Semester: Barb Siecke, President; Mary Jean Lutes, Vice President; Janet Seymour, Secretary; Patsy Childers, Treasurer. First row: Donna Nelson, Jeanette Truex, Margaret Lederer, Joyce Bathke, Lola Braithwalte, Joan Nelson, Anita Reeker, Judy Behnke, Lois Degner. Second row: Janis DeVore, Sharon Schreiner, Keralyn Clark, Sandra Atkinson, Kay Redmond, Sondra Ainsworth, Carol Carrick, Ila Sellin, Rosalee Jacobson. Third row: Shirley Weston, Carol Niles, Jan Nisker, Carol Muffley, Marlene Siedschlag, Gloria Bussey, Jeanette Winter, Rita Rhodman, Mary Huelle. Fourth row: Dorothy Johnson, Carol Corey, Carol Best, Marilyn Spence, Karen Thornton, Sharon Harmel, Betty Jones, Jan Ehrichs. junior Zri-Mi- J OFFICERS First Semester Sandra Atkinson, President; Carol Best, Vice President; Sharon Harmel, Secretary; Shirley Weston, Treasurer. Second Semester Janis DeVore, President; Jan Nisker, Vice President; Jan Ehrichs, Secretary; Rosalee Jacobson, Treasurer. First row: Roberta Williams, Barbara Peters, Della Deitloff, Marilyn Schierloh, Emily Vaught, Elise Kendall, Joanne Seevers. Second row: Beverly Harmel, Nancee Dagendorfer, Danielle Kleckner, Lois Ferris, Carol Craig, Barbara Benson, Judith Cook. Third row: Helen Ennis, Nancy Welch, Brenda Jenkins, Marilynn Stewart, Rita Smiley, Kay Tucker, Judy Fisher, Mary O'Dey. Fourth row: Jackie Veihl, Elaine Stevens, Karen Hoffman, Darlene Lamm, Geraldine Smith, Sandra Cline, Audrey Coldiron, Jean Brase, Ruby Pennewell. Fifth row: Barbara Bruhn, Sandra Weich, Marnette Moles, Kay Swoboda, Kay Hagedorn, Anita Llebsack, Wava Henry, Patty Robinson. Sophomore Zri-Mi-V OFFICERS Second Semester: Jean Brase, President: Sandra Cline, Vice President; Elise Kendall, Secretary; Rita Smiley, Treasurer. First Semester Wava Henry, President; Ruby Pennewell, Vice President; Nancy Welch, Secretary; Anita Liebsack, Treasurer. First row: Judy Skillstad, Sharon Sullivan, Julie Scott, Virginia Bell, Lynn Gomon, Elaine Schipporeit, Audrey Miller. Second row: Gloria Oss, Rae Jean Walker, Carmen Gowler, Eileen Einung, Julia John, Pat Bums. Third row: Karen Dewes, Bonnie Robinson, Janet Leu, Joan Rees, Julie Petersen, Marilyn Kellner, Janice Geary. Fourth row: Diana Cook, Mary Ann Fisher, Shirley Konopasek, Donna Krueger, Barbara Rhodman, Mary Schoep, Sylvia Deke. Fifth row: Pat Thornton, Sandra Jones, Becky Saltonstall, Cindy Powell, Judy Raasch, Karen Glazer. freshman 1 OFFICERS First Semester: Becky Saltonstall, President; Donna Krueger, Vice President; Shirley Konopasek, Secretary; Julie Petersen, Treasurer. Second Semester: Judy Skillstad, President; Sandra Jones, Vice President; Pat Thornton, Secretary; Eileen Einung, Treasurer. OFFICERS First Semester: Max Witt, President; Bill Callies, Vice President; John Roberts, Secretary; Wayne Robertson. Treasurer. Second Semester: Jerry Sellentin, President; Don Brandenburg, Vice President; Roger Rasley, Secretary; Bill Emrich, Treasurer. Mi-y First row: Dwayne Strasheim, Jerry Marshall, Larry Lehman, Ted Sass, Tim Schreiner, Don Brandenburg, Bill Kendall, Marshall Bricker, Bob Davis, Tom Bush, George Blakeman. Second row: Bill Kuester, Ronnie Hoppel, John Roberts, Bill Callies, Roger Rasley, Bill Emrich, Wayne Robertson, George Koster, Max Win, Jerry Sellentin, Pat O'Gorman. Third row: Douglas Goos, Spencer Radnich, Bob Kuzelka, Jim Roman, Douglas McCartney, Merlin Riekenberg, Jim O'Gorman, Richard Zutz, Bob Sanders. Front row, left to right: Lane Marotz, Fred Alfs, Gerald Roker, Larry Schoenfeldt, Ernie Chleboun, Gary Northouse, Duane Klug, Wesley Walmsley, Jerry Price, John Davis, Jerry Grunke, Larry Hart-wig, Dennis Oestreich, Harold Reeker. Second row: Leo Thietje, Phil Scheurich, Bill Knebel, Jim Roker, Richard Hahn, Henry Starkel, Kenneth Tech, Virgil Long, Gary Wohlteil, Jim Scheurich, Charles Schoen feldt, Delmar Pufahl, Richard Wachter, Mr. Hamm, Sponsor. Third row: Lon Marotz, Dale Wilken, Cliff Wagner, Bill Vonderohe, Larry Walmsley, Allen Christiansen, Dick Gall, Glenn Pfeil, Wayne Wagner, Ronald Radenz, Eugene Goetsch, Roger Hahn, Mar- F.F.A. OFFICERS, left to right: Mr. Hamm, Advisor; Bill Knebel, Treasurer; Charles Schoenfeldt, Vice President; Ronald Radenz, President; Glenn Pfeil, Secretary; Jim Scheurich, Reporter; Larry Walmsley, Sentinel. lin Winter, Norman Raabe. Spanish Club First row; Wav a Henry, Elise Kendall, Treasurer; Darrell Frenzel, Vice President; Kay Swoboda, President; Kay Hagedom, Secretary; Lynn Gomon, Mrs. Hoffman. Second row; Brenda Jenkins, Jackie Veihl, Emily Vaught, Mary Rohnke, Anita Liebsack, Nancy Welch, Roger Clocker, John Stevens, Larry Weich, Bill Pflug, Margaret Lederes, Darlene Lamm, Judy Cook, Alice Roker, Audrey Hamilton, Sandra White, Sharon Wade, Marlene Gutzman. 65 First row: Ann Hale, Frances Barnes, Dixie Carlson, Kay Tucker, Tom Ingham, Lynn Henning, Diane Tiegs, Pat Thornton, Rae Jean Walker, Judy Skillstad. Second row: Barbara Stone, Gary Frenzel, Nancy Welch, Kay Swoboda, Richard Zutz, Tom Bush, Jan Nisker, Darrell Frenzel, Carole Jenny, Sally Allen, Margaret Lederer, Wava Henry, Audrey Hamilton, Donna Kruger, Julie Petersen, John Stevens, Wayne Robertson, Rosa lee Jacobson, Brenda Jenkins. Third row: Jan Ehrich, Audrey Miller, Jeanette Truex, Karen Thornton, Dwayne Strasheim, Gary Pringle, Emily Vaught, Bob Sehestedt, Tim Adams, Carol Muffly, Larry Olson, Bob Davis, Bruce Stevens, Pete Salter, Maralyn Kellner, Iryle Smith, Doug Goos, Larcy Hansen, Sharon Sullivan, Sandra Atkinson, Sharon Clark, Kay Hagedom, Bill Callies, Shirley Weston. Fourth row: Sharon Kay Schulz, Elaine Stevens, Janet Leu, Carmon Gowler, Julia John, Yvonne Wichert, Rosalee Stone, Arlen Biehle, Bill Knebel, Walter Williams, Roger Clocker, Eileen Einung, Judy Raymond, Larry Wagner, Charles DeHaes, Mike Johnson, Merlin Rickenberg, Ben Knudson, Art Jensen, John DeHaes, Delbert Biehle, Jim Putters, John Harmer, Oakley Riggert, Roy Meierhenry, Larry Weich, Beverly Harmel, Gerald Wetzler, Bill Pflug, Jan Wenke, Beverly Camp, Judy Combs. Fifth row: Ruby Pennewell, Karen Hoffman, Jean Brase, Merton V. Welch, Warren Danskin, Anita Liebsack, Ron Harmon, _ Band Merton V. Welch, serving his thirteenth year as director, was assisted by James Johnson. Gary Frenzel acted as drum major and was assisted by Ruby Pennewell, Jean Brase, Karen Hoffman, twirl-ers. Band officers for the year were: Gary Frenzel, student director; Audrey Miller, secretary; Carmen Gowler and Julia John, librarians; and Carol Muffly, uniform custodian. During football season the band was always ready with a half-time show. The band members spent many chilly mornings outdoors practicing these shows and were well rewarded with a trip to Hastings for the football game. The band marched up and down the field and played the Star Spangled Banner with the Hastings band. They were treated like kings and queens throughout the trip. Band representatives at the State Music Clinic at Beatrice were Oakley Riggert and Bob Sehestedt. On December 22, marching routines were forgotten and the band presented its Sixth Annual Christmas Concert. Guests were students, faculty, alumni, and parents. The concert was greatly enjoyed by all who heard it. During basketball season a very able pep band was always on hand promoting cheer. Gary Frenzel was the director. In February, the Thirteenth Annual Winter Concert was presented. This concert showed a lot of hard work and talent in the whole band. The last performance of the band was at the All City Band Festival in May. John DeHaes - First Tuba Player. Wayne Robertson - Bassoon Player. First row: Marilynn Hash, Lynne Henning, Lynn Gomon, Mary Schoep. Second row: Glenn Schultz, Sherry Harmel, Marilyn Hamm, Sharon Stukey, Jeanie Lewis, Dawn Hammond, Sylvia Deke, Richard Sapp, Sharon Kay Schulz. Third row: David Gray, Karen Dewes, Charlotte Harmer, Sandra Ainsworth, Kay Swoboda, Nancy Welch, Gary Frenzel, Brenda Jenkins, Frances Barnes, Ann Hale. Fourth row: Mary Ellen Simpson, Kay Tucker, Marleen Gutzman, Wava Henry, Sally Allen, Beverley Camp, Tim Adams, Bob Sehestedt. Fifth row: Merton V. Welch, Sharon Clark, Betty Swanson, Joyce Bathke, Anita Liebsack, Warren Danskin. Orchestra Thirty-nine members of the Norfolk High School Orchestra under the direction of Merton V. Welch becan their playing by participating in the Winter Concert. Miss Marilynn Hash served as concert mistress and student conductor. Marilynn Hash, Lynne Henning, Lynn Gomon, Mary Schoep, Charlotte Harmer, Ann Hale, and Sally Allen were the orchestra representatives to the All-State Orchestra in Beatrice, Nebraska. The Adagio and Allegro from Haydn's Second Symphony was the featured number at the Thirteenth Annual Winter Concert. Another number, Monastery Garden, by Ketelbey, featured the Gentlemen of Note from Norfolk Junior College in a chant. The group finished their season by playing for graduation ceremonies of Norfolk Junior College in the Spring. Sally Allen, Margaret Lederer, Wava Henry, Audrey Hamilton, Donna Krueger, Julie Peterson, John Stevens. First row: Mr. Russell Cummings, Shirley Schulz, Sherry Harmel, Helen Ennis, Joan Brel, Wava Henry, Marilynn Hash, Carol Best, Audrey Hamilton, Phyllis McKibben, Sharon Schreiner, Keralyn Clark, Kay Redmond, Carol Corey, Marilyn Hamm, Karen Thornton. Second row: Marilyn Spence, Janice Brei, Carol Ellenberger, Sue Pinnt, Bonnie Keeney, Emily Vaught, Carol Muffly, Rosalee Jacobson, Sharon Timperly, Sharon Clark, Beulah Benson, Mar-nette Moles, Shirley Weston, Faye Wiedeman, Peggy Nelson, Bette Michaelson. Third row: Sally Allen, Ann Hale, Beverly Kleckner, Carol Carrick, Gloria Bussey, Judy Fisher, Kay Hagedorn, Margaret Lederer, Charlotte Harmer, Judy Combs, Della Deitloff, Janet Sey- mour, Jan Nisker, Dixie Carlson, Rita Rhodman, Nancy Welch, Kay Swoboda, Norma Bohlman. Fourth row; Bill Kuester, Ronnie Hoppel, Bill Best, Brian Krehnke, Stanley Gutshall, Bob Davis, Larry Olsen, Delbert Btehle, Walter Williams, John Stevens, Jim Benson, Roger Rasley, Neil Schrader, Joe Thurstenson, Doug McCartney, Hubert Nichols, Robert Renken, Roger Bauer, Tom Best, Fifth row: Don Lau, Larry Welch, John Harmer, Allyn Froelich, Roy Meierberry, George Blakeman, John Roberts, Bill Callies, Bob Sanders, Warren Danskin, Ray Mueller, Oakley Riggert, Wayne Robertson, Don Gordon, Duane Corey, Lon Marotz, Arlen Biehle, Gary Wolfeil, Jim Hass, Dwayne Bohn, Tom Ingham, Jim Scheurich. Choir The pleasant sound of almost a hundred voices As a grand finale of a great year, the Choir started off the Northeast Nebraska Teachers' Con- gave a Musical Comedy which was called Tune In, vention. Under the direction of Russell C. Cummings, this was die choir's first performance. The cast of characters was as follows: The annual Christmas Vesper Concert which was Kasper Kroggins - --------------- - Warren Danskin held at the city auditorium was given on the 20th of Mrs. Kroggins-------------- — Charlotte Harmer December. Jean Kroggins -.................. Carol Carrick Joe Brown - - - — - -- -- -- -- Joe Thurstenson Shirley Schulz, Pat Klawitter, Bonnie Keeney, Jerry Kennedy - - - ------------------- James Hass Carol Muffly, Duane Corey, Bill Callies, Delbert Tilly--------------------------------- judy Fisher Biehle, Ronnie Hoppel, Wayne Robertson, Jim Hass, Milly----------------------------- - Kay Swoboda and Bob Davies represented Norfolk at the 16th Annu- Billy------------------------------- Nancy Welch al State Music Clinic which was held at Beatrice, Dave------------------------------- -Duane Corey Nebraska. Mitzi - — - -- -- — ------ Bonnie Keeney B°b -------------.........---------------Tom Best Binks - - — -------------------- -Oakley Riggert Archibald Throckmorton -----------Delbert Biehle Lysander Phipps - ----------------- Bill Callies Accompanists----------------------Shirley Schulz Bette Michaelson CHOIR COUNCIL, left to right: Shirley Weston, Secretary; Ronnie Hoppel, President; Wayne Robertson, Section Leader; Oakley Riggert, Section Leader; Dave Wilson, Vice President; Bill Kuester, Secretary; Dixie Carlson, Section Leader; and Marilynn Hash, Section Leader. Tom Ingham, Carol Muffly, Bob Davis, and Margaret Lederer. Peeking in on the operetta, Tune In, presented by the choir. junior Boys ’ Ensemble Bill Best, Ronnie Hoppel, Jim Hass, Wayne Robertson, Bill Callies, Tim Adams, Tom Best, Joe Thurstenson, Bob Davis, Roger Rasley, John Roberts, Oakley Riggert, Warren Danskin, and Bob Sanders. First row: Carol Wolff, Jeanine Bauer, Sharon Deets, Carole Uttecht, Barbara Rhodman, Judy Cook, Vir ginia Bell--Accompanist, Lois Ferris, Patty Nielsen, Hazel Ziegenbein, Karen Kment, Donna Huelle, Judy Gregor, Sandra Bench, Julie Peterson, Carol Schmidt, Mable Ziegenbein, Marleen Gutzman, Audrey Miller, Mr. Cummings. Second row: Peggy Buss, Janice Geary, Evelyn Wilcox, Pat Thornton, Becky Sal-tonstall, Cindy Powell, Lynn Gqmon, Jeanine Lewis, Shirley Konopasek, Sandra Jones, Diana Cook, Yvonne Wichert, Dianne Tiegs, Harriet Weigt. Sharon Wade, Phyllis McKibben, Barbara Mather, Jeanette Wiedeman, Elaine Stevens, Lois Svenson. Third row: Anita Liebsack, Brenda Jenkins, Elise Kendall, Cleo Murphy, Charlotte Beckman, Judy Ski 11s tad, Sharon Fix, Karen Dewes, Carol Ellenberger, Geraldine Smith, Rita Smiley, Betty Jones, Marlene Siedischlag, Sharlene Graber, Myla Leuders, Shirley Huebner, Marilyn Pufahl, Bonnie Robinson, Dawn Hammond, Gloria Oss. Fourth row: Shirley Heiderman, Karen Hoffman, Lucille Glover, Roberta Wilcox, Eleanor Christiansen, Jeanette Winter, Mary Allison, Jean Brase, Ruby Pennewell, Sandra Cline, Catherine Crane, Betty Garbers, Kay McQuistan, Bonnie Michaels, Barbara Benson, Judy Raasch, Mary Rohrke, Karen Henry, Elaine Schchipporeit, Maralyn Kellner. Fifth row: Carolyn Deitloff, Donna Krueger, Mary Ann Fisher, Karen Glaser, Audrey Coldiron, Nancy Dagendorfer, Mary Ellen Simpson, Sharon Schmiedeke, Betty Swanson, Rose Volberding, Betty Hoover, Sharon Sullivan, Judy Rice, Dixie Zierke, Judy Raymond, Virginia Kragh, Mary Schoep, Judy Cook, Barbara Kortje, Pat Bums, Janet Leu, Julie Scott. Qiris’ Sophomore Boys’ Ensemble First row; John Harmer, Larry Weich, Larry Olsen, Hubert Nichols, Stanley Gutshall. Second row: Don Gordon, Tim Tils worth, George Blakeman, Arlen Biehle. Zriple Zrio Charlotte Harmer, Janet Seymour, Faye Wiedeman, Joyce Bathke, Kae Redmond, Susan Pintt, Danielle Kleckner, Judy Fisher, and Virginia Bell, Accompanist. Double Quintet Ann Hale, Anita Liebsack, Karen Dewes, Beulah Benson, Dixie Carlson, Phyllis McKibben, Marilynn Hash, Carol Corey, and Shirley Schulz, Accompanist. Doug McCartney, Assistant Principal, presides over a busy scene in the Principal’s office. Principal, Warren Danskin, has a session with Henry Aldrich, Bob Kuzelka, and his mother, Jan Nisker. “What A C CAST Miss Shea--------------------------- Keralyn Clark Mr. Nelson - ----------------- Douglas McCartney A Student----------------------- - Jeanette Truex Another Student - -- ------ - Spencer Radnich Mr. Patterson ---------------------Roy Meierhenry Miss Pike--------------------- Charlotte Harmer Bill-----------------------------------Jim Roman Miss Eggleston -- ---------------Margaret Lederer Miss Johnson..........................Carol Muffly Mr. Vecchitto------------------------ Bill Kuester Henry Aldrich Bob Kuzelka Gertie ------ Mr. Bradley - - ■ Miss Wheeler — George Bigelow - Mrs. Aiaricn - - Mr. Ferguson - -Students Mary Lowell Hoffman, Dorothy Johnson Marilyn Spence talks with Rosalee Jacobson, Wayne Robertson phones police, and Keralyn Clark registers a pass as Jim Roman looks on. Milestone Editors: Barbara Siecke, Barbara Wade, Gary Frenzel, Jeanine Lewis, Janet Seymour, Carol Muffly, Jan Nisker, Carole Jenny, Mary Jo Hupp, Milestone Staff Milestone Writers: Peggy Nelson, Joyce Bathke, Kay Hagedorn, Marilyn Stewart, Sharon Stukey, Jeanette Beckenhaur, Beverly Kleckner, Shirley Weston, Pat Childers, Roy Meierhenry. Milestone Ad Solicitors: Barbara Stone, Dorothy Johnson, Carol Corey, Carol Best, Jan Bramon, Elise Kendall, Ila Sellln, Mary Huelle. Seated: Janis DeVore and Sandra Tierney. PANTHER WRITERS: Wayne Robertson, Keralyn Clark, Carol Niles, Charlotte Harmer, Sharon Schreiner, Kay Swoboda, Roberta Ternes, Gary Frenzel, Karen Thornton, Marilynn Hash, Roger Rasley, Donna Nelson, Bill Callies, Sherry Harmel, Car Carol Carrick and George Koster. PANTHER AD SOUCITORS: Sondra Ainsworth, Lola Braith-waite, Rita Rhodman, Kay Redmond, Nancee Dagendorfer, Betty Jones, Beverly Harmel. Seated: Bonnie Keeney and Jim Roman. Panther Staff PANTHER EDITORS: Doug McCartney, Sandy Atkinson, Ann Hale, Mary Jean Lutes, Sally Allen, Beverly Camp, Faye Wiedeman and Joan Chapman. This year the National Thespian Society included the following: Jerry Hash, Ronnie Harmon, Janet Seymour, Bob Kuzelka, and Bonnie Keeney. Make-up Crew Make-up Crew: Carol Muffly, Jan Nisker, Jim Roman, Bob Kuzelka, Spencer Radnich, and Sherry Harmel. Stage Crew Stage Crew: Front row: Jack Gray, Jim Roman, Spencer Radnich. Back row: Jan Bramon, Bob Kuzelka, Jeanette Truex, Jim Putters, Bonnie Keeney, Jan Nisker, Sherry Harmel, Lowell Hoffman, Rosalee Jacobson, Barbara Roe, and Bruce Stevens. 80 Kiwanis Awards The Kiwanis Club award winners for 1954 were:Tom Bush, Kay Swoboda, Carol Muffly and Warren Danskin, {Junior Kotarians The six boys who served as Junior Rotarians last year were: Jerry Sellentin, Mike Morrison, Gary Frenzel, Brian Krehnke, Max Witt and John DeHaes. 81 Debate: Jerry Sellentin, Sally Allen, Doug McCartney, Rosalee Stone, Kay Swoboda, Kay Hagedorn. Projectionists: Ben Knudtson, Brian Krehnke, Gary Frenzel, Mr. Smith, Sponsor; Bill Kuester, Eugene Goetsch, John DeHaes, Bruce Stevens, Jerry Sellentin. First row: Bonnie Robinson, Janet Leu, Audrey Coldiron, Cleo Murphy, Alice Roker, Eileen Einung, Lorene Frank. Second row: Barbara Siecke, Secretary-Treasurer; Betty Jones, Myla Lueders, Sandra Jones, Becky Saltonstall, Sandra Cline, Sharon Wade, Barbara Wade, President. 0- A. A. Top row; Sherry Harmel, Bill Best, Lynne Henning. Middle row: Carol Best, Wava Henry, Helen Ennis, Keralyn Clark. Bottom row: Associate Cheerleaders, Mary Ann Fisher, Diana Cook. Homecoming Royalty Attendant ANN HALE Queen, LYNNE HENNING Sports Royalty Attendant BARBARA SIECKE Queen, ANN HALE; King, DAVE WILSON 1955 Attendant DEL FELGER 87 The award of 1955 Milestone Boy and Girl was given to the outstanding personalities of the Senior Class, Ann Hale and John DeHaes. Ann's many activities include band, chok, N'Ergettes, Job's Daughters and Tri-Hi-Y. Ann was a 1954 member of Girls' State and she is an honor roll student. Milestone Hoy and Qirl ANN HALE The 1955 Milestone Boy, John DeHaes is also very active in N. H. S. He has been a member of the Student Council during each of his four years of high school and he was President of the Council during his Senior year. John has lettered in football and he is a Minute Man. These students were chosen by a secret committee of five students and five members of the faculty on the basis of leadership, scholarship, character and service. ’54- 55 Most — Best Poll Girl - ---------Ideal Student-----------Boy BARBARA SIECKE - - - First --GARY FRENZEL JANET SEYMOUR - - Second - - JERRY SELLENT1N Most Likely To Succeed BARBARA SIECKE-----First - - - JERRY SELLENTIN JANET SEYMOUR - - Second - - - GARY FRENZEL Most Popular LYNNE HENNING------First------- DAVE WILSON ANN HALE---------- Second - - JERRY SELLENTIN Best Dancer LYNNE HENNING - -- First-----RON HARMON LOIS FLETCHER - - - Second.......JERRY HASH Best Figure and Physique SHIRLEY SCHULZ-----First - CHARLES FERGUSON JUDY WHITE.........Second..........MAX WITT Greatest Asset to Class BARBARA SIECKE - - - First - - - - GARY FRENZEL JANET SEYMOUR - - Second - - JERRY SELLENTIN Best Line LYNNE HENNING - - - First----DUANE COREY BARBARA WADE-------Second........JERRY HASH Beautiful and Handsome MARILYNN HASH-------First..........MAX WITT FRANCES BARNES - - Second - - - -DAVE WILSON Girl - - ------Best Personality-------- Boy LYNNE HENNING - - - First-----JERRY SELLENTIN ANN HALE...........Second--------DAVE WILSON Best Athlete BARBARA WADE------First - - DON BRENNEMAN LYNNE HENNING - - Second-------DAVE WILSON Best Dressed MARILYNN HASH - - - First..........MAX WITT SHARON STUKEY - - Second - - - - RON HARMON Wittiest LYNNE HENNING - - - First-----DUANE COREY BARBARA WADE-------Second-------GARY FRENZEL Best All-Around LYNNE HENNING------First-----JERRY SELLENTIN tie DAVE WILSON BARBARA SIECKE - - -Second ----JOHN DEHAES Most Talented DIXIE CARLSON - - - - First---GARY FRENZEL LYNNE HENNING - - Second ------RON HARMON Best Smile LYNNE HENNING - - - First-----RON HARMON ANN HALE...........Second..........MAX WITT 89 DUANE COREY BILL EMRICH GERALD FIX DUANE GUGAT VERNON SCHLECHT GERALD WICHERT Major Football Lettermen DAVE WILSON MAX WITT Norfolk Norfolk Norfolk Norfolk SEASON'S RECORD 0 Grand Island 39 Hastings George Blakeman John DeHaes Charles Ferguson Norman Putnam Roger Rasley NHS Merit Major Lettermen Through inspired team play, the Panthers from Norfolk produced in 1954 their best season since 1945 with a 3-4-1 final record. Although stung throughout the season's play by a rash of broken bones which resulted in the loss of several key players, the team steadily improved as the season progressed and impressed most viewers by its fighting spirit. Norfolk 7 Valentine 7 The 54 grid season was opened by a weird contest against Valentine here. Norfolk threatened to push the visitors all over the field during the first half but could manage only seven points; then had to contend with a tie as the Badgers finished strong against a lack-luster Panther outfit. Reserve Coach Ed Mandl, Assistant Coach Russel Gorman, Head Coach Warren Bud Best, and Fresh man Coach Leonard Soup Campbell. Norfolk 0 Fremont 6 An entirely different Norfolk team traveled down to Fremont the next week only to suffer a heartbreaking defeat. The inspired, determined Panthers led all the way in statistics, but they were forced to concede the victory when a last-second touchdown was nullified by an off-side penalty. Norfolk 19 South Sioux City 0 A South Sioux City record of three unbeaten seasons on their home field fell before the rampaging Panthers as they crushed the Cardinals 19-0 as Tom Best scored the three Norfolk touchdowps. This victory broke a Norfolk ten game losing streak and was a glimpse of things to come. Norfolk 7 Vermillion 0 Back on the home field the Panthers garnered their second win of the season by nudging an undefeated Vermillion outfit 7-0 before a large home crowd. Bill Callies, whose booming punts averaged 49.5 yards, and Billy Kuester, who had done a great job of offensive quarterbacking all season, were standouts for the Panthers. Norfolk 0 Grand Island 39 When a team with an off night meets a team who is up” for the game, the results are appalling to see. Such was the case when Norfolk faced Grand Island at Memorial Field. The sluggish Norfolk outfit never seemed to get out of low gear, as the powerful Islanders pushed them all over the field. The only bright spot in the Panther attack was Bill Callies's line plunges. However, there was never any doubt of the outcome as G.I. ground out a 39-0 win. Don Brenneman scores against Valentine, as Jim Benson comes in to lead interference. Norfolk 8 Hastings 12 Just the opposite was the case down at Hastings the next week. An inspired bunch of boys played the best game of their lives with the NHS band cheering them on. Hastings, ranked fourth in the state at the time, expected to treat their Homecoming crowd to the thrill of a one-sided victory. Instead they were forced to fight all the way, as a determined pack of Panthers in a great defensive display scored a safety, then sprang VARSITY, back row, left to right: Garland Henry, Tom Bush, Jim Benson, Tim Adams, Roger Rasley, Don Fix, John DeHaes, Don Brennaman, Ronnie Hoppel, Tom Best, Norman Putman. Second row: Charles Ferguson, Larry Marshall, George Koster, Darrel Leu, Warren Danskin, Arthur Jensen, Gerald Wichert, Max Witt, Bill Callies, Vernon Schlecht, Doug McCartney, Keith Christofferson. Front row; Coach Best, Wayne Robertson, Bill Kuester, Bill Emrich, John Roberts, Duane Gugat, Gerald Fix, Dave Wilson, Dick Sydow, Larry Olsen, Tim Tilsworth, Duane Corey, George Blakeman. FRESHMEN--back row, left to right: Darrel Heiderman, Tom Armbruster, Richard Sydow, Don Sohl, Keith Ams, Tim Schreiner, Bob Cannon, Loyd Adams, Dwayne Strasheim, Coach Campbell. Second row; Charles DeHaes, Ted Sass, Don Brandenburg, Don Stuebe, Phil Leu, Pete Salter, Jerry Price, Gerald Schmidt. Front row; Larry Lehman, Mike Johnson. their little halfback. Tommy Best, loose on a 58 yard touchdown run that forged them an 8-6 lead until the Tigers managed the winning touchdown in the dying minutes of the game. Norfolk 31 Columbus 18 Homecoming found Norfolk facing a determined crew of Discoverers from Columbus who were out to salvage a poor season at die expense of the Panthers. It turned out to be a thrilling contest of long runs which Jim Benson and Bill Callles move in to break up a Valentine pass play. gave the overflow crowd at Memorial Field a lot to cheer about. Columbus threatened at all times as they sprang their slippery halfbacks loose on two kick-off returns that went all the way. However the Panthers were equal to the occasion as Don Brennaman, playing the best game of his life, stepped his way 50 yards to one touchdown and turned in many other fine runs before the evening was over. line play by Butch Fix, Duane Corey, Duane Gugat, and John Roberts was outstanding as they led the way to a 31-18 sinking of the Discoverers. Norfolk 0 Yankton 12 The last game of the 54 season found the Panthers up against the top ranked team in South Dakota, the Yankton Bucks, undefeated in 18 straight contests. Sluggish after a two week layoff, the Panthers never could get their offense clicking while their defense held the Bucks to a 12-0 victory. Breaks in the game resulted in both Yankton scores. Discussing strategy at the chalkboard are Don Brennemen, Tom Best, and Wayne Robertson who were elected Honorary Football Cap tains by the Varsity Squad at the close of the 54 football season. L RESERVES SEASON'S RECORD FRESHMEN SEASON'S RECORD Norfolk 0 Scribner 18 Norfolk 27 Plainview Reserves 12 Norfolk 14 Fremont 26 Norfolk 6 Nellgh 7 Norfolk 14 Albion 0 Norfolk 32 Columbus 0 Norfolk 25 Columbus 0 Norfolk 18 Wayne Reserves 7 Norfolk 14 Plainvlew 7 Norfolk 6 Fremont 13 RESERVES—Back row, left to right: Student Manager Richard Zutz, George Koster, Doug Stedry, James Wamecke, Warren Danskin, Keith Christofferson, Lowell Koerting, Larry Marshall, Doug McCartney, Richard Sydow, Coach Mandl. Second row; Tim Tilsworth, Darrel Leu, Norman Putman, Larry Olsen, Don Fix, Tim Adams, Garland Henry, Tom Bush. basketball The Norfolk Panthers went through a very dismal cage season producing only two victories while suffering 15 defeats. Although the Panthers had six returning lettermen, they were faced with the task of learning an entirely new system of play which was taught by their new coach Soup Campbell. The Panthers improved steadily as the season progressed, but they never seemed to realize their potential. The fans never knew quite what to expect as the team might score 20 points in one quarter then manage only four points in the next quarter. Norfolk opened the basketball season by handing Pierce a 37-21 setback. Although slow on defense, the Panthers never were in danger as they easily outplayed a poor Blue Jay outfit. An especially bright spot in an otherwise drab season was the Hastings game. Hastings, ranked consistently as one of the top four teams in the state, was never sure of victory until the last quarter. The Panthers outplayed, outrebounded, and outshot their taller adversaries for three quarters until the badly tiring first five was forced to take a rest. The Tigers then pulled away from an outmanned second squad to win 48-26. George Blakeman's layup with 13 seconds remaining in the game and Tom Best’s jump shot from mid-court which ended the first half proved to be the margin of victory as Norfolk defeated David City 47-46 in a tensely thrilling contest at David City. The lead changed hands 13 times in the second half as both teams went all out before the Panthers clinched the victory. The Class A District Tournament held at Norfolk, February 28 to March 4, saw the Panthers in first-round play fall victim to a strong Valentine outfit that eventually won the tournament. Alert Valentine took advantage of every Panther miscue to take a 52-40 victory while ending Norfolk's basketball season. NORFOLK VARSITY BASKETBALL SEASON'S RECORD Norfolk 37 21 Pierce Norfolk 35 57 Wayne Norfolk 30 37 Albion Norfolk 44 56 Yankton Norfolk 34 63 Creighton Prep Norfolk 27 59 Lincoln Northeast Norfolk 38 55 Vermillion Norfolk 34 46 Fremont Norfolk 26 48 Hastings Norfolk 41 45 Beatrice Norfolk 38 51 Grand Island Norfolk 45 56 Columbus Norfolk 47 46 David City Norfolk 28 47 Columbus Norfolk 40 56 South Sioux City Norfolk 37 46 Omaha Cathedral Norfolk 40 52 V alentine NORFOLK RESERVES BASKETBALL SEASON'S RECORD Norfolk 47 12 Pierce Norfolk 37 35 Wayne Norfolk 48 24 Albion Norfolk 43 49 Yankton Norfolk 36 24 Vermillion Norfolk 36 39 Fremont Norfolk 30 52 Leigh Norfolk 36 31 Columbus Norfolk 44 45 David City Norfolk 50 29 Columbus N orfolk 41 28 South Sioux City Norfolk 33 25 Omaha Cathedral TOM BEST [RTING LOWEL: Del Felger and Dave Wilson team up against Valentine. Del Felger and Lowell Koerting start down court against Wayne. VARSITY BASKETBALL SQUAD. Left to right: Tom Best, Jim Benson, Lowell Koerting, Bill Callies, George Blakeman, Dick Gall, Del Felger, Max Witt, Arlen Biehle, Dave Wilson, Don Fix, Ronnie Hoppel. Front: Coach Campbell, Student Manager, Doug Goos. 100 RESERVE BASKETBALL SQUAD. Left to right: Bill Kuester, Merlin Bauer, Larry Olsen, Don Gordon, Larry Marshall, Bill Kendall, Vernon Schlecht, Arlen Biehle, Tim Tilsworth, Darrel Leu, Frank Marble, Don Fix, Darrell Frenzel. Front: Coach Russel Gorman, Student Manager, Tom Bush. NORFOLK FRESHMAN BASKETBALL SEASON’S RECORD Norfolk 45 42 Wayne Norfolk 28 40 Columbus Norfolk 37 36 Fremont Norfolk 36 31 Howells Reserves Norfolk 32 29 Leigh Reserves Norfolk 44 45 Neligh Reserves Norfolk 40 34 Columbus Norfolk 37 18 Wayne Norfolk 29 25 Sacred Heart Reserves Norfolk 40 34 Fremont FRESHMAN BASKETBALL SQUAD. Back row, left to right: Melvin Kollmar, Fred Clark, Ted Sass, Russell Peterson, Don Sohl, Alnis Ozols, Roger Nelson, Pete Salter, Don Brandenburg. Front row; Coach Warren Best, Ray Weaver, Tim Schreiner, Dick Sydow, Dwayne Strasheim, Mike Johnson. 1. Sherry Owens 2. Duane Gugat 3. Audrey Coldiron, Sandy Cline, Carolyn Deitloff 4. Bill Kuester 5. Mary Jo Hupp 6. Allen Christiansen 7. Bill Callies 8. Sandra Jones 9. Jan Bramon. Peggy Nelson , Barb Wade, Barb Siecke, Bonnie Keeney, Shirley Schulz, Sherry Owens, Barb Roe, Lillie Mae Brandenburg, Sue Pinnt, Carole Jenny, Lynne Henning 10. Kay Redmond 11. Jan Nisker 12. Brenda Jenkins 13. Margaret Lederer, Shirley Weston 14. Lynn Gomon 15. Kay Redmond, Don Brenneman 16. Duane Eckert, Lillie Mae Brandenburg 17. Marilyn Rees-Knapp, Mary Jo Hupp 18. Eleanor Christiansen, Deon Christiansen, Allen Christiansen 19. Jan Nisker, Margaret Lederer, Wayne Robertson, Oakley Riggert, Carol Muffly 20. Janet Seymour. 21. Carol Muffly 22. Bette Michaelson 23. Sherry Harmel, Keith Christofferson, Roy Meierhenry 24. Roberta Wilcox, Delores Wilcox, Evelyn Wilcox 25. Jeanette Beckenhauer, Janet Seymour 26. Kay Hagedorn 27. Kay Swoboda 28. Karen Thornton 29. Wava Henry, Brenda Jenkins 30. Keralyn Clark, Norma Bohlman 31. Joann Seevers 32. Jeanette Truex, Rosalee Jacobson 33. Judy Cook, Lois Feris, Danielle Kleckner 34. Dorothy Johnson 35. John Stevens, Patty Robinson, Carol Craig, Rosalee Stone 36. Marilyn Spense, Sandra Atkinson 37. Don Brenneman, Tom Best 38. Shirley Weston. 103 39. Faye Wiedeman, Barb Wade 40. Jerry Sellentin 41. Marvin Eckert, Lynn Jones, Betty Jones 42. Allen Christiansen, Eleanor Christiansen 43. Brenda Jenkins, Rita Smiley, Kay Hagedorn, Anita Lieb-sack, Wava Henry, Kay Swoboda 44. Virginia Kragh 45. Sharon Schreiner, Sherry Harmel, Carol Car-rick, Carol Muffly, Jan Meyer, Karen Thornton, Sharon Timperly, Rosalee Jacobson, Janis DeVore, Carol Best 46. Peggy Nelson, Barbara Roe 47. Mary Jo Hupp, Lillie Mae Brandenburg, Carole Jenny 48. Don Brenneman 49. Charles Ferguson 50. Rae Jean Walker 51. Barbara Rhodman 52. Donna Nelson 53. Lynne Henning, Barb Wade 54. John DeHaes, Gary Frenzel, Warren Danskin 55. Sandra Atkinson, Tim Adams, Bill Gallies, Rog Rasley, Marilyn Spense 56. Rev. Harmel, Helen Ennis 57. Duane Gugat 58. Sandy Atkinson, Shirley Weston._________________________________________________________________ 59. Barb Siecke, Lillie Mae Brandenburg, Faye Wiedeman, Barb Wade 60. Bill Sundahl 61. Patsy Childers 62. Jan Bramon, Sherry Owens 63. Barb Wade, Lynne Henning 64. Norma Bohlman 65. Bill Neuman 66. Pat Klawitter, Faye Wiedeman 67. Barb Siecke, Barb Wade 68. Lynne Henning 69. Marilyn Rees-Knapp, Peggy Nelson, Sherry Owens, Janel Rakowsky 70. Virginia Kragh, Janet Seymour 71. Sherry Owens 72. Mary Jo Hupp 73. Carole Jenny 74. Mary Jo Hupp, Lillie Mae Brandenburg 75. Jan Bramon 76. Mary Jo Mellick 77. Sandra Atkinson, Shirley Weston 78. Peggy Nelson, Marilyn Rees-Knapp, Sherry Owens, Janel Rakowsky 79. Eugene Goetsch, Eleanor Christiansen 80. Mr. and Mrs. Darrel Knapp 81. Carol Carrick, Carol Best 82. Norma Bohlman 83. Mr. Sala (The End at last). Senior Jndese SALLY ALLEN Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4; Girls' Glee 1,2; Choir 4; Band 1.2, 3,4; Orchestra 1,2,3,4; State Music Clinic 4; Milestone Staff 2; Panther Staff 3,4, Editor 4; Debate 3, 4; Nurses Club 4. FRANCES BARNES Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4, Treasurer 4; N'Ergettes 3,4, Ser-geant-at-Arms 4, Secretary 4; Class Treasurer 2,3, 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Orchestra 3,4; Panther Staff 2; Nurses Club 4, President 4. ROGER BAUER Choir 2,3,4. JEANETTE BECHENHAUER Pep Club 2.3; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4; Girls' Glee 1,2,3; Milestone Staff 4. DELBERT BIEHLE Choir 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2; Basketball 1,2; Band 1, 2,3,4. PETE BIEHLE Boys' Glee 4. EUGENE BLOOMQUIST NORMA BOHLMAN Pep Club 2,3; Girls' Glee 1,2; Choir 3,4. JAN BRA MON Pep Club 2,3,4, Vice President 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4; Orchestra 1,2,3; Stage Crew 4; Milestone Staff 4; Panther Staff 3; GAA 1. LILLIE MAE BRANDENBURG Pep Club 2,3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Girls Glee 1. JOAN BREI Pep Club 2,3; Girls' Glee 1,2; Choir 3,4; Panther Staff 3. DON BRENNEMAN Hi-Y 2; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3; Minute Men 2,3; Class President 2,3; Board of Awards 2,3,4; N” Club 1,2,3. BEVERLY CAMP Tri-Hi-Y 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Orchestra 3,4; Panther Staff 3,4. DIXIE CARLSON Choir 4; Choir Council 4; Band 4; Double Quintet 4; Transferred from Neligh High School, Neligh, Nebr. JOAN CHAPMAN Pep Club 2,3; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Girls’ Glee 1,2; Projectionists 2; Panther Staff 1,2,3,4; Junior Class Play 3. LLOYD CHERINGTON PATSY CHILDERS Pep Club 2; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4, Treasurer 4; N’Ergettes 3, 4, Treasurer 4; County Government 3; Stage Crew 3; Milestone Staff 3,4; Panther Staff 2; GAA 2; Nurses Club 4, Secretary 4; Transferred from Plymouth High School, Plymouth, Indiana. ALLEN CHRISTIANSEN Football 1,3; FFA 1.2,3,4. ELEANOR CHRISTIANSEN Pep Club 2,3; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Girls' Glee 3,4. SHARON CLARK Tri-Hi-Y 4; Choir 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Orchestra 3,4; GAA 1. NOREEN CLINE Pep Club 2,3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 4. JUDY COMBS Tri-Hi-Y 4; Choir 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Orchestra 3,4; GAA 1. DUANE COREY Choir 3,4; Football 3,4; Basketball 2; Track 4; Panther Staff 3; Transferred from Ainsworth High School, Ainsworth, Nebraska. MARGARET CRANE Pep Club 2; Girls' Glee 1,2,3; Panther Staff 3. MARILYN CUNNINGHAM Transferred from Primrose High School, Primrose, Nebraska. JOHN DEHAES Football 4; Track 4; Minute Men 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 2, Vice President 4, President 4; Student Council 1, 2,3,4, President 4; Projectionists 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3, 4, Manager 2; Junior Rotarian 3. LOU JEAN DEITLOFF Tri-Hi-Y 4; Girls' Glee 1. DALE DIRKSCHNEIDER JOANNA DRANSELKA DELBERT FELGER Football 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2; Minute Men 4; Sports Attendant 4; N Club 1,2. 106 CHARLES FERGUSON Football 1,2,4; Basketball 1,2; Track 1; Band 1,2. EARLENE FITCH GAA 1,2. LOIS FLETCHER Pep Club 2,3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 4. DONALD FRANK Panther Staff 4. GARY FRENZEL Track 3,4; Minute Men 3,4, President 4, Vice President 4, Sergeant-at-Arms 4; Class Vice President 4; County Government 3; Projectionists 3,4; Band 3,4; Student Director 4, Drum Major 4; Orchestra 4; Milestone Sports Editor 4; Panther Staff 4; Junior Rotarian 3; Transferred from Amarillo High School, Amarillo, Texas. ALLYN FROEHLICH Hi-Y 3,4; Choir 2,3,4; Boys' Glee 1; Panther Staff 4. JERRY GLASER LUCILLE GLOVER Girls' Glee 3,4. EUGENE GOETSCH Projectionists 3,4; FFA 1,2,3,4. PEGGY ANN GOODWATER Pep Club 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Girls' Glee 1; Attended St. Edward High School, St. Edward, Nebr. 2 and 3. SHARLENE GRABER Girls' Glee 2,4. DELORES GRIMM Pep Club 2,3; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Girls' Glee 1,2,3; Panther Staff 3. ANN HALE Pep Club 2; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4, Vice President 4; Girls' Glee 1,2; Choir 4; Double Quintet 4; N'Ergettes 1,3, 4, Vice President 4, President 4, Sergeant-at-Arms 4; Girls’ State 3; Band 1,2,3,4; Orchestra 2,3,4; Milestone Staff 1,2; Panther Staff 1,2,3, Assoc. Editor 4; Homecoming Attendant 4; Sports Queen 4; Teen Canteen Council 4; St. Music Clinic 3,4. CHARLENE HALL Girls' Glee 1,2,3. MARILYN HAMM Pep Club 2,3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Girls' Glee 1,2,3; Choir 4; N'Ergettes 1; Orchestra 1,2,3,4; Panther Staff 3; GAA 3. RON HARMON Minute Men 2,3,4; Thespians 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Junior Class Play 3; Boys' Glee 1. JERRY HASH Hi-Y 2; Minute Men 1,2,3,4; Class Treasurer 1, Class Vice President 2,3,4; Thespians 3,4; Stage Crew 1,2, 3; Junior Class Play 3. MARILYNN HASH Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4; Girls' Glee 1; Choir 3,4, Choir Council 4; Double Quintet 4; N'Ergettes 1,2,3,4;Class Secretary 3,4; Projectionists 2; Thespians 3,4; Orchestra 1,2,3,4, Concert Minstress 4; St. Music Clinic 3, 4; Milestone Staff 1,2; Panther Staff 1,3,4; Junior Class Play 3; Homecoming Attendant 4. SHIRLEY HEIDERMAN Pep Club 2,3; Girls' Glee 1. GRAHAM HENNING Choir 1,2,3; Football 2; Track 1,2; County Government 3; Stage Crew 1. LYNNE HENNING Pep Club 2; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4, President 4; Choir 3,4; Cheerleader 4; N'Ergettes 1,3,4, Sergeant-at-Arms 1, 3, President 4; Class Vice President 1; County Government 3; Band 3,4; Orchestra 1,2,3,4; Milestone Staff 2,3; Panther Staff 1,2,3; GAA 1; Junior Class Play 3; Homecoming Queen 4. GARLAND HENRY Football 1,2,4; Basketball 1; Track 1,2; Panther Staff 3. COLLEEN HENZLER Pep Club 2,3; Girls' Glee 1. MARY JO HUPP Pep Club 2,3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Milestone Staff 3,4, Assoc. Editor 4; Panther Staff 3; Nurses Club 4. LOIS JAMES Pep Club 2,3; Gills' Glee 1,2; Stage Crew 2. JANEL JENKINS Girls' Glee 2,3; Transferred from Carroll High School, Carroll, Nebraska. CAROLE JENNY Tri-Hi-Y 3,4, Secretary 4; N'Ergettes 1,2,3.4, Vice President 4; County Government 3; Band 1,2,3,4; Orchestra 3; Milestone Staff 3,4, Assoc. Editor 4; Panther Staff 3; Nurses Club 4. 107 ARTHUR JENSEN Football 4; Basketball 1,3; Track 4; Band 1,2,3,4. GEORGIANN JOHNSON Pep Club 2,3; Girls' Glee 1. BONNIE KEENEY Pep Club 2,3,4, Vice President 3; Secretary 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4; Girls’ Glee 1,2; Choir 3,4; Double Quintet 4; Thespians 3,4; Stage Crew 2,3,4; Panther Staff 2,3,4; Business Manager 4; Junior Class Play 3. HELEN KINNAN PAT KLAWITTER Tri-Hi-Y 3,4; Girls' Glee 1,2; Choir 3,4; Double Quintet 4; N'Ergettes 2,4; County Government 3. BEVERLY KLECKNER Pep Club 2,3; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Girls' Glee 1,2; Choir 3, 4; Student Council 1; Band 1; Milestone Staff 3,4. BEN KNUDTSON Projectionists 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4. LARRY KORTJE Hi-Y 1,2,3. VIRGINIA KRAGH Pep Club 3; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4; Girls' Glee 1,2,4; Milestone Staff 3. BRIAN KREHNKE Choir 1,2,3,4; Projectionists 3,4; Junior Rotarian 3. MARK KUBE Stage Crew 3; Transferred from Plainview High School, Plainview Nebraska. JEANINE LEWIS Pep Club 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Orchestra 3,4; Milestone Staff 4; Transferred from Meadow Grove High School, Meadow Grove, Nebraska. MARY JEAN LUTES Pep Club 2,3; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4, Vice President 4; Girls' Glee 1,2; Milestone Staff 1,2,3; Panther Staff 3,4; Nurses Club 4. KAY McQUISTON Pep Club 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Girls Glee 4; Transferred from Spencer High School, Spencer, Nebraska. LAWRENCE MARBLE Basketball 1,3; Boys' Glee 2. LON MAROTZ Choir 1,3,4; FFA 1,2,3,4. BARBARA MATHER Girls' Glee 1,2,3,4. JAY MATHEWS AUDREY MAYNARD MARY JO MELLICK Pep Club 2,3; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Girls' Glee 1. BETTE MICHAELSON Pep Club 3; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Girls’ Glee 1; Choir 2,3,4; Triple Trio 3; Orchestra 1,2,3; St. Music Clinic 2, 3; All-State Clinic 2. MIKE MORRISON Kiwanis Award 2; Minute Men. RAY MUELLER PEGGY NELSON Pep Club 2,3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Girls’ Glee 1,2; Choir 3,4; Milestone Staff 4; Panther Staff 3; GAA 1,2. JAMES O'GORMAN Hi-Y 4; Transferred from Sacred Heart High School, Norfolk, Nebraska. PAT O'GORMAN Hi-Y 1; Basketball 1; Minute Men 1. SHERRY OWENS Pep Club 2,4, Secretary of Attend. 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Girls' Glee 2; Milestone Staff 3; Panther Staff 3; GAA 2, Secretary-Treasurer 2. DICK PEDERSON Football 1,2. RICHARD PETERS Boys’ Glee 3,4. GLEN PFEIL Minute Men 4, Treasurer 4; FFA 2,3,4, Secretary 4. SUSAN PINNT Pep Club 2,3; Girls' Glee 1,2; Choir 3,4; Triple Trio 4. DON PLY MESSER Hi-Y 3; Choir 2,3,4; Football 2; Track 1; Boys' Glee 2; N Club 1. RONALD RADENZ Minute Men 3,4; Boys' Glee 1; FFA 1,2,3,4, Vice President 3, President 4. 108 JANEL RAKOWSKY Pep Club 2,3; Tri-Hi-Y 4. MARILYN REES-KNAPP Pep Club 2,3; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Girls’ Glee 1. RICHARD RODGERS Football 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2; Track 1,2. BARBARA ROE Pep Club 2,3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4; Girls' Glee 2; Stage Crew 4; Panther Staff 3. JOAN ROKER Pep Club 2,3; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Girls' Glee 1,2,3. TOM SCHIFFBAUER Transferred from Ewing High School, Ewing, Nebraska. CHARLES SCHOENFELDT FFA 1,2,3,4, Officer 3,4. SHIRLEY SCHULZ Pep Club 4, Treasurer 4; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4; Girls' Glee 1, 2; Choir 3,4; Triple Trio 2; N'Ergettes 1; Milestone Staff 3; Panther Staff 2,3; Junior Class Plan Student Manager; Double Quintet 4. BOB SEHESTEDT Band 1,2,3,4; Orchestra 2,3,4. JERRY SELLENTIN Hi-Y 1,2,3,4, President 4, Secretary 3; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 4; Minute Men 1,2,3,4, Secretary 3, President 4; Class Treasurer 2, Class Vice President 3, President 3,4; County Government 3; Boys' State 3; Projectionists 3,4; Stage Crew 3; Panther Staff 3; Junior Rotarian 3; Debate Squad 2,3,4; Canteen Council 2,3,4; Winner of local and placed second in District American Legion Contest 4. JANET SEYMOUR Pep Club 2,3, Secretary 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4, Secretary 4; Girls’ Glee 1,2; Choir 3,4; Triple Trio 4; Student Council 2,3,4, Corresponding Secretary 3, Secretary 4; County Government 3; Thespians 3,4; Stage Crew 2,3; Milestone Assistant Editor 3, Editor 4; Panther Staff 2; Junior Class Play 3; Kiwanis Award 1; Trio 1; Class President 1. BARBARA SIECKE Pep Club 2,3, President 3; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4, President 4; Girls' Glee 1,2,3; N’Ergettes 3,4, Secretary 4, President 4; Student Council 3,4; Girls' State 3; Band Colorbearer 4; Milestone Associate Editor 4; Panther Staff 3; GAA 3,4, Secretary-Treasurer 4; Sports Queen Attendant 4; Kiwanis Award 2; DAR Citizenship Award 4; FHA 1, Secretary 4. IRYLE SMITH Band 2,3,4; Girls’ Glee 2,3; Transferred from Creighton High School, Creighton, Nebraska. BRUCE STEVENS Hi-Y 2,3; Projectionists 2,3,4; Thespians 4; Band 1, 2,3,4; Stage Crew 2,3,4. BARBARA STONE Band 1,2,3,4; Milestone Staff 4; Panther Staff 3; Transferred from Stanton High School, Stanton, Nebraska. GEORGE STROMBERG Basketball 1; Track 1. LACINDA STUEVE Girls' Glee 2. SHARON STUKEY Pep Club 2,3, Secretary 3; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4; Orchestra 1,2,3,4; Milestone Staff 4; Panther Staff 2,3. BILL SUNDAHL Choir 2,3; Football 1,2,3; Basketball 1; Track 1,2; Junior Class Play 3; Boys' Glee 1. ROBERTA TERNES Pep Club 2,3; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4; Girls' Glee 1; Panther Staff 3,4. SANDRA TIERNEY Pep Club 2,3,4; Girls' Glee 1; Milestone Staff 4; Panther Staff 2,3. DENNIS WACHTER FFA 1.2. BARBARA WADE Pep Club 2,3,4, President 3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4; Girls’ Glee 1,2,3; County Government 3; Band Colorbearer 4; Milestone Assistant Editor 4; Panther Staff 3; GAA 1,2,3,4, President 4; FHA 1. SHIRLEY WAGNER Pep Club 2,3; Girls’ Glee 1,2,3. LARRY WALMSLEY FFA 1,2,3,4. JAN WENKE Tri-Hi-Y 4; Band 1,2,3,4. GLORIA WHITE Pep Club 2,3; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4; Girls' Glee 1,2; Choir 3,4; Triple Trio 4; Thespians 3,4; Panther Staff 2, 3; Junior Class Play 3. 109 GERALD WICHERT Football 2,3,4. FAYE WIEDEMAN Tri-Hi-Y 4; Girls' Glee 2; Choir 3,4; Triple Trio 4; Panther Assoc. Editor 4. DELORES WILCOX Pep Club 1; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Girls' Glee 1; Transferred from Meadow Grove High School, Meadow Grove, Nebraska. ROBERTA WILCOX Pep Club 1; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Girls' Glee 1,2,4; Transferred from Meadow Grove High School, Meadow Grove, Nebraska. DAVID WILSON Hi-Y 1,2; Choir 3,4; Choir Council 4; Football 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Minute Men 1,2,3,4; Student Council 3,4, Vice President 4; Class President 1,2; Panther Staff 3; Sports King 4; Teen Canteen Council 4. MAX WITT Hi-Y 2,3,4, President 4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Minute Men 1,2,3,4; County Government 3; Junior Rotarian 3. RONALD WOLFF Boys' Glee 1; FFA 1,2,3.4. Milestone Staff Editor------------ Associate Editors Assistant Editor------------ Business Manager ----------- Assistant Business Manager Photographer------------ - - Sports Editor-------------- Art Editor------------------ Assistant Art Editor-------- Writers-------------------- Ad Solicitors .......JANET SEYMOUR .........BARBARA WADE BARBARA SIECKE CAROLE JENNY MARY JO HUPP ...........JAN NISKER .........JANIS DeVORE .......SANDRA TIERNEY ..........LARRY PAVLIK .........GARY FRENZEL ........CAROL MUFFLY .........JEANINE LEWIS ------ROY MEIERHENRY MARILYN STEWART JOYCE BATHKE JEANETTE BECKENHAUER BEVERLY KLECKNER KAY HAGEDORN PEGGY NELSON SHARON STUKEY PAT CHILDERS SHIRLEY WESTON ........BARBARA STONE JANICE BRAMON CAROL BEST CAROL COREY ELISE KENDALL ILA SELL IN DOROTHY JOHNSON MARY HUELLE no TRANSFER W atches by Omega Gruen Hamilton Elgin Bulova Artcarved Diamond and Wedding Rings btAMOisno® Sterling by Heirloom Gorham W allace International WETZEL- AND TIZUEX JEWELERS Buy With Confidence 421 Norfolk Ave. Phone 108 Congratulations Class of 1 955 ashy's CAFE Air Conditioned THE TRUCKERS STOP Everything in Fine Foods Open 24 Hours Phone 697 Popular Prices MARY L. O'GORMAN, Owner 801 E. Norfolk Avenue Chartered Bus Service for For the Largest Selection All Occasions of Anywhere, Anytime Diamonds W atches For All Groups Jewelry Bonded and Insured Silver Safe, Courteous Drivers China Rates Are Different Glass Ours Are Lower Call for Free Estimate Phone 1820 t 7T 7 A STAGE LINES ( Idaiaaal 700 No. 4th Quality Jewelers Since 1929 Congratulations - Seniors - MWV7 M THREE MARKET ED HARMEL, Owner 31STERS LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S Groceries - Fruits READY-TO-WEAR Vegetables - Meats 307 Norfolk Avenue Phone 87 Phone 128 509 Norfolk Avenue Norfolk, Nebraska Norfolk, Nebraska Congratulations - Seniors - FINLEY SHOE CO. Sport Shoes American Girl Saddlemaster LUMBER COMPANY Northeast Nebraska's Family 108 South 2nd St. Phone 52 Shoe Store Malts - Shakes Sandwiches and Plenty of Ice Cream CAMERA AND SPORTING GOODS THE The Sportsman's Home 1 C trr bstrz 521 Norfolk Avenue Norfolk, Nebraska Admiral TV and Appliances Congratulations Capehart and - Seniors - Westinghouse TV From gehrke's TV AND APPLIANCES 712 Norfolk Ave. Phone 939 NORFOLK MEDICAL GROUP Examining the latest in farm equipment are Dick Pederson, and Keith Christoffersen at SCHLUETER IMPLEMENT. Enjoying the comfort of a '55 Olds are Gary Frenzel, Ron Harmon, Carole Jenny, Marilyn Spence, Kay Redmond, and Mary Jean Lutes, at JENNY MOTORS Inspecting the Crosley Kitchen at LEU ELECTRIC are Joan Chapman, Joan Nelsen, and Mary Huelle. Admiring the new spring formals are Barbara Stone, Beverley Camp, Joan Roker, and Audrey Hamilton, at SILLIK'S Relaxing in comfort at j. m. McDonald co BALLANLYNE'S are Bruce Stevens, Ralph Idhe, Peggy Nelson, and Peggyann Goodwater. Selecting formals for the Junior-Senior Prom are Sandra Tierney and Jeanette Truex, Bill Emrich, Joyce Siedschlag, Janet Retzlaff, and Tim Adams select from the fine line of meats at ECONOMY FOOD MARKET. JAN NISKER shows a pair of shoes to Carol Carrick and Carol Niles. TOM'S Attentively listening to hit tunes are Jerry Sellentin, Pat Childers, Don Hinken, Shirley Huebner, and Jeanette Winters. Admiring the Motorola TV at JACOBSON'S are Janet Seymour, Barbara Siecke, and Gary Frenzel Learning the technique of pressing pants at DUDLEYS LAUNDARY are Bob Kuezelka, Donna Nelson, and Jan Ehrichs. Selecting fresh foods at HINKY DINKY are Denis Wachter, Larry Walmsley, Jack Gray, Pat Childers, and Judy White. Congratulations 171Z_. C.E.BUSH DENTIST and Best Wishes to the 1955 Class Gl LLESFc'S JEWELERS AND OPTOMETRISTS Phone 710 Norfolk, Nebraska Norfolk, Nebraska Phone 170 Compliments of Quality for Less M 117 WEST FURNITURE AND APPLIANCE CO. BAKERY Phone 114 221 Norfolk Avenue 713 Norfolk Ave. T7AKU ng's Phone for Appointment NORFOLK FLORAL CO. Your Beauty Is Our Duty Flowers for Any Occasion SETTTTW'S BEAUTY SALON 417 Madison Avenue 104 So. 5th Street Complete Beauty Service Phone 502-W Phone 476 Norfolk, Nebraska Greetings from Congratulations - Seniors - ciJi LJoilSP Ladies' and Children's Apparel BRIDGE CONSTRUCTION CO. Norfolk, Nebraska 300 North 7th St. Phone 152 Diamonds Watches NORFOLK HATCHERY ZIEGENBEIN JEWELERS Blood Tested Flocks 411 Norfolk Avenue Feeds - Remedies Poultry - Supplies Phone 4 Started and Day Old Chicks S. W. SCHWERIN Norfolk, Nebraska 116-118 South 3rd St. - Phone 1926 Prompt and Efficient Watch Repair Norfolk, Nebraska Since 1926 Congratulations Norfolk's Popular to the Seniors of '55 Priced It Has Been Nice Department Store Serving You N ORTW EASTERN CAFE DAN MAUK, Prop. A Complete Banking Service Let Us Be Your Financial Consultant . . . Compliments of fnfAicU- THE NATIONAL- BANK OF NORFOLK ry DRUG Norfolk, Nebraska Your Friendly Druggist Member of F. D. I. C. Norfolk, Nebraska Meet Your )F FDT Vr S Friends 1 ) lL V I - IX lv I 3 at The Shop for Juniors' wested's and Misses' Smart Clothes 311 Norfolk Ave. Phone 15 Congratulations There is nothing like a flame for . . . Seniors . Cooking . Heating . Air Conditioning . Refrigeration . Clothes Drying Gas Has Got It CAMPBELL CLINIC 'SUPET IO SEED AND SUPPLY COMPANY Congratulations Seniors Seeds - Feeds - Farm Supplies Uran and Nitrana Solution F ertilizer s THE y 7 DeLaval Separators and Milkers Uwcaar 130 South Fourth Street LUMBER CO. Norfolk, Nebraska OF NORFOLK QUALITY BEVERAGE CO, , INC. NOT£T=OL_K SHOE CO. Hi-Grade Shoes SQU1 R.T for Over 35 Years FRED BRUHN SON Norfolk, Nebraska 431 Norfolk Avenue Congratulations Meeting and Class of '55 Eating Place WULAC CLOTHING CO. The Store for Men and Young Men GEORGE A. SHELLEY, Prop. V ICE CREAM PALACE FOOD MARKET Groceries - Fresh Meats Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Phone 801 We Deliver Kelvinator Ranges and Refrigerators Washers and Home Freezers RCA Television klRUEGEK. APPLIANCE STORE Tele. 867 - 5th and Norfolk Norfolk, Nebraska Norfolk's KVAL MILLER First Name CHEVROLET CO. in Men's Clothing Chevrolet Sales and Service and Sportswear Norfolk, Nebraska For Economical Transportation 33 0 yy L CLOTHING STORE Phone 333 Between the Dime Stores on the Avenue Anything and . —r-T' f _ -1 Everything in Sporting Goods Something from the Jeweler n-n-klA- Is Always Something Special 428 Norfolk Avenue 418 Norfolk Ave. Norfolk, Nebraska Phone 3 Fun For Everyone at C ong r atulations Seniors ABC of BOWL AND RECREATION Bowling and Snooker 8th and Madison Ave. N.H.S. Phone 736 PRINTING CO. On South Fifth Full Line of Baked Goods Birthday Cakes and FLOWERS Wedding Cakes AND CM 1 L_E 'S GIFTS FOOD SHOPPE Phone 107 FORD - MERCURY HRPHSU F ord T rucks For Quality Foods . . . Sales - Service “The Brands You Know” At Low Prices Every Day Shop at THE OWL Self Service Meats MOTOR CO., INC. 710 South 13th St. Phone 2780 Phone 60 Compliments of Si jf WOME TOTT FUNERALS ym M. P. BERGE H. F. THENHAUS DE LAV NATIONAL 13ANK E. J. THENHAUS F. A. SWOBODA Member F. D. I. C. 1203 Norfolk Avenue • Phone 375 Norfolk, Nebraska Ambulance Our Service Never Ends For . . . Special . Cooking Headquarters . Water Heating for Teenage . Refrigeration Boys and Girls . Drying Clothes For Garments and Wearables of All Kinds at Popular of Course It's Electric Prices ! Hutchinson'S PUBLIC POWER DISTRICT Hrom the heart o[ the Clkhorn Valley House - of - Quality RACKING CO. 13th and Monroe Norfolk, Nebraska Phone 307 Dave Wilson, Norma Bohlman, Max Witt, and Sharon Stukey are being shown the latest styles in men's clothing at PENNEY'S. Bill Callies, Bill Knebel, Sandra Atkinson, and Rosalee Jacobson find an interesting display of cards and cosmetics at FLEMING’S. 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