Norfolk High School - Milestone Yearbook (Norfolk, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1960 volume:

96 O fro6it c 6£ We as members of the MILESTONE staff hope that this annual will be a fulfillment of everything you expect of your yearbook. For I960 we have chosen the theme, Painted Memories. Follow the brush as it paints its way through this past year. e 960 (sf fetfone Editor..........................Diann Foss Assistant Editor.............Jo Weddingfeld Associate Editors..............Julie Berner Rita Ehrichs Judy Henry Activities Editor Sports Editor . . . Assistant Editor. Snapshot Editor Art Editor....... . Sandy Palmer .Terry Renner . Roy Redmond . Sally Palmer Jerry Nordeen Business Manager..................................................Linda Kincannon Assistant Business Manager.........•..................Gretchen Johnson Circulation Managers .................................Ardith Robertson Tommilee Hughes Advisor Miss Ruth A. Wagner Honoraries Buildings--Page 5 Sophomores % e tiedbcate u4 960 s06 Mfate y pytt, c tti fit, tie wtri rfot c nt taett d tcce j 24 fiyttccfea 0 5 Outside view of New Addition Choir room in New Addition The new library 7 The new 209 Study Hall Nurse's Office 2 ce c } o4zO€tm Guidance Director’s Office The I960 Milestone place of honor is reserved for our Milestone Girl, Mallie Rae Gall. Mallie's active participation in the musicfields, N'Ergettes, and Student Council, and her outstanding scholarship have definitely qualified her for this honor. Congratulations, Mallie! May this success be multiplied in your years to come. 12 sffaZe 3to?ie of Scholarship, leadership, and character have played a big role in the achievements of Bob Radnich, Milestone Boy. His outstanding ability in the music and athletic fields have not limited his usefulness as a leader of his class, as he served as class president four years. Bob's achievements will long be a part of N. H.S. Congratulations, Bob! 13 Queen Sally Palme.- Elaine Danskin, Attendant Diane Ankerstar. Attendant King Pat Fisher so Bud Bettin, Attendant 15 ey j Douglas Busskohl attended Boy's State last June as Norfolk's delegate. While there, he was elected mayor of Valley Forge, his town. He also received the great honor of being one of Nebraska's two representatives to Boy's Nation in Washington, D. C. This award has gone to only two other Norfolkans. Doug held the office of Secretary of Agriculture at Boy's Nation. 16 Nadyne Long Julie Berner and Nadyne Long were selected to repre sent Norfolk at Girls' State last June in Lincoln. Julie was elected mayor of her town, Jackson, and Nadyne was mayor of her town, Jefferson. Bob Radnich Bernard Delaforge Bob Radnich was selected to attend Boys' State as one of Norfolk's representatives, but declined the trip to go to Germany as an exchange student. Bob spent the entire summer in Germany. The second foreign exchange studentto come to N. H.S. is Bernard Delaforge of France. COUNTY GOVERNMENT QUILL AND SCROLL JUNIOR ROTARIANS Julie Johnson, Rachel Pinnt, Judy Matkze, Virginia Swanson, Gretchen Johnson, Don Theophilus, Ransy Roman, Bernard Dela-forge, Gilbert Nykodym, and Abe Jochens. aTY GOVERNMENT ' Dick Klug, Bmce Hanson, Jim Mashek, Jay Adkins, and Doug Busskohl, seated. Nadine Deke, Diann Foss, Julie Berner, Sally Palmer, Sandy Palmer, Miss Ruth Wagner, and Jo Weddingfeld. Betty Maple, Mable Hines, Mike McMahon, Teddy Weddingfeld, Gary Schnoor, Dick Swoboda, Ken Smith, Leon Northouse, and Jim Marquardt. 19 Senior class president. Bob Radnich Senior vice president, Frank Braithwaite; secretary, Kathy Welch; and treasurer. Dawn Williamsen Junior vice president, Don Theophilus and Dan Myers Junior secretary, Gretchen Johnson; and treasurer, Sally Scott 20 Junior class president; Dick Swoboda Sophomore vice president, Billie Ring, and Yolande Mountjoy first semester secretary and second semester treasurer. Sophomore class secretary, Paulette Schmode, and treasurer, Joan Motycka. Freshmen Reggie Roggers vice president, first semester treasurer and second semester secretary Vicki Thomas, and first semester secretary and second semester treasurer, Beth Zobel. Sophomore class president, Marlin Leu. Freshmen class presidents Pat Wead and Marc Johnson. vri MoXW ell’r M,allie “i Gal1’ Diana Sc0tt' Nancy Benson' Nadyne Long, Mr. Hall; Second Row: Steve Brasch, Keith Boyd Janice Anderson, Carolyn Kusy, Tom Emrich, Bruce Hiller; Third Row: Doug Busskohl, Bernard Delaforge, Ron Hilkemeier. This year the Student Council has been busy with a great many valuable projects. A significant contribution was made to the school in the form of a huge panther mascot. The members originated a welcoming committee for new students, Sock hops held in the gym during the lunch hour, and dress-up days , and they also helped sponsor Career Day. President------ Vice President Secretary------ Treasurer ----- - - Doug Busskohl -- Steve Brasch -- Nadyne Long Mallie Rae Gall Cheryl Foss Linda Lanman Sherry Klawonn Linda Hoppel Billie Ring 25 Julie Johnson, Billie Ring, Bruce King, Mallie Rae Gall, Gordon Hartwig, Dave Berge, 2nd sem. , sergeant-at-arms. Jean Forbes, 2nd sem. sec. , Doug Anderson, Janice Anderson, 2nd sem. treas. , Steve Putnam, Marc Johnson, Vicki Thomas. Jack Frohloff, Mike McMahon, Marlin Lue. Steve Brasch, pres. , Tom Hmrich, Reggie Rogers, Neil Anderson, Keith Boyd. Seated: Bruce Hiller, 2nd sem. sec. , Jack Stewart. Gretchen Johnson, Abe Jochens, Terry Hilkemeier, Bill Sunderman, Nancy Huelle, Judy Lau. Martin Jones, Jay Adkins, Linda Lanman, Lonnie Hopple, Linda Hopple, Larry Hopple. Gary Blinn, Randy Lihs, Bill Talbot, Paulette Schmode, Pat Smith, Pat Wead. Babe Mountjoy, Rita Ehrichs, Rae Ann Bladridge, Nancy Benson, Carol Cook, Edelene Pollman, Kadiy Welch, 2nd sem. Pres. Diane Anderstar, Beth Zobel. Bernard Delaforge, Lyman Wrightson, BevCarstens, Sally Scott, Shirley Voss. Ron Hilkemeier, Carolyn Kusy, Betty Ainsworth, Dave Powell, Dawn Williamson, 1st sem. Pres. , Frank Braithwaite. Not Pictured: Dick Swoboda Betty Swoboda Bette Osborne Mabel Himes Wes Nisker Jean Fredricksen Woody Williams Chuck Asmus, Gary Schnoor, Linda Christensen, Joan Fisher, Bill Carmichael, Lou Jean Lau. Jerry Nordeen. Associates: Bud Bettin Pat Fisher Fred Hiatt Terry Renner Ron Henderson Dan Myers Don Theophilus Sponsors: Miss Gunter Mr. Bouslough Mr. Greenlee Miss Boomstrom (not Pictured) 27 to 00: Karen Noyes----- Sheila Johnson— Diana Nelson---- Pat Faubel----- Joyce Reikenberg OFFICERS ------------------------------------ president (not pictured) ---------------------------------vice president -------—------------------------------secretary -------------------------- attendance secretary ---------------------------------- treasurer The t antherettes alternated with the N'Ergettes and Minutemen in decorating for games. They sold candy to raise funds and sponsored the homecoming ceremonies at the ballgame. They had more than 130 members under the leadership of Misses Ruth Wagner and Marjorie Lease. jpjv •swca- Faculty - Board Dinner, Feb. 11, 1960 Sandy Palmer, activities editor; Gretchen Johnson, assistant business manager; Jerry Nordeen, art editor; Linda Kincannon, business manager; Sally Palmer, snapshot editor. Advertising salesmen; Jay Kusy, Susie Simpson, Jean Raasch, Janice Anderson, Sally Scott, Joan Fisher, Diana Nelson, DianeClark, Virginia Swanson, Ransom Roman. Not Pictured: Gary Weaver, Judy Smith, Sara Fleming, Gretchen Johnson. 30 Tomilee Highes, circulation; Terry Renner, sports editor; Miss Ruth Wagner, advisor; Roy Redmond, assistant sports editor; Ardith Robertson, circulation. Sheila Johnson, assistant editor; Nadine Deke, editor-in-chief; Miss Ruth Wagner, advisor; Karen Noyes, assistant editor; Not pictured: Richard Christiansen, sports editor. Writers: Tomilee Hughes, Ardith Robertson, Julie Berner, Terry Renner, Roy Redmond, Diann Foss, Judy Henry. Not pictured: Rita Ehrichs. Ad solicitors: Virginia Swanson, Jerry Nordeen, Jean Raasch, Jay Kusy, Diana Nelson. Not pictured: Ray Brixius, Sara Fleming. JimKasparek, librarian;RogerMcKibben, circulation; Jerry Nordeen, business manager; Laura Hargis, circulation . 31 'r. .a. For the first time in several years a local chapter of the national organization of Future Homemakers of America has been organized, under the leadership of Miss Marjorie Lease, NHS home ec instructor. At their first meeting on October 7, the girls elected their officers. These officers include Jean Gowler, president; Susan Bauer, vice president; Janice Sunderman, secretary; Darlene Schreiber, treasurer; Bonnie Leu, parliamentarian; Bev Mather, historian; and Glenda Le-Croix, reporter. GfcfibeM 32 7 OFFICERS President------ Vice President Secretary------ Sentinel------- Sponsor-------- — Louis Uecker • Norman Geyer — Leroy Johnson Roger Hofmann — Mr. Moore 33 OFFICERS . o4. 4. President-------------------------- Bonnie Leu Vice President----------------Ruth Templemann Secretary and Treasurer----------------------Bev Mather Sports Manager-----------------------Leona Brown Sponsor-----------------------Mrs. Karen Jones President------ Vice President' Secretary------ Treasurer------ Sponsor-------- OFFICERS Paulette Schmode -----Nancy Klug — Joyce Colwell Beverly Campbell — Mrs. Hoffman 35 ■■■■■■■■■■ John O'Dey Gordon Hartwig Mr. Hall Abe Jochens Terry Bottorff Larry Nitz Steve Christoffersen John Frohloff Bill Thenhaus St 4 Seniors; Barb Raasch, Shirley Raabe, Laura Hargis, Bev Carstens, Linda Block, Sheila Johnson, Kathy Welch, and Nadyne Long. Junior: Judy Smith, Michele Livingston, Janis Sohl, Judy Risor, Mable Hines, LeVon Dertien, Judy Matzke, and Sharon Deitloff. HI-Y: Don Theophilus, Dave Powell, Bruce Hansen, Dick Swoboda, Tom Enrich, Wes Nisker, Doug Bus-skohl, and Bob Radnich. Sophomore: Babe Mountjoy, Lynn Saltonstall, Shirley Voss, Sherry Klawonn, Jeanne Fredericksen, Linda Lanman, and Rae Ann Balridge. Not pictured, Billie Beth Ring. Freshman: Cheryl Foss, Nancy Gartner, Vicki Thomas, Carol Cook, Diane Fisher, Beth Zobel, and Betty Swoboda. Not pictured, Carolyn Kusy. SENIORS: Front Row: Diann Foss, Jeanine Noyer, Janice Sunderman, Judy Henry, Bonnie Gocken, Judy Filsinger, Jane Apfel, Jayne Combs, Elaine Danskin, Ardith Robertson. Row 2: Jean Gowler, Laura Hargis, Bonnie Leu, Carol Klug, Nancy Huelle, Sandra Melson, Linda Block, Joyce Riekenberg, Susan Bauer, Shirley Baabe, Linda Kincannon. Row 3; Barbara Raasch, Donna Beckenhauer, Dawn Williamsen, Beverly Mather, Kathleen Welch, Julie Berner, Edelene Pollmah, Diana Nelson, Sally Palmer, Sandy Palmer, Lois Timperley, Sheila Johnson, Tomilee Hughes. Row 4: Sharon Sommerfeld, Sharon Stewart, Karen Noyes, NadyneLong, Jo Weddingfeld, Joan Fisher, Mary Scheurich, Diane Clark, Carol Bathke, Beverly Carstens, Uurette Wrightson, Margilee Campbell, Mallie Rae Gall, and Pat Faubel. 75- Y JUNIORS: Front Row: JoAnnDegaillez, MableHimes, Dolly Saltonstall, Diane Barritt, Gretchen Johnson, Karen Kohler Julie Johnson, Judy Lau, Lou Jean Lau, Sally Scott, Judy Smith. Row 2: Pat Kaufman, Kathy Schnoor, Donna Tim-perley, Kathy Lindsteadt, Ann Surber, Lajean Uecker, Virginia Swanson, Karen Klawitter, Rita Ehrichs, Sharon Deitloff, Susie Simpson, Sharon Hales. Janice Anderson. Row 3: Mary Ann Peters, Karen Robinson, Marlene Kortje, Teddy Weddingfeld, Shirley Uttecht, Michele Livingston, Lavon Dertien, Judy Riser, Joann Strate, Rogene Lueders! Diana Scott. Row 4: Julie Stober, Judy Clark, Eileen Hofferber, Janice Wiechelman, Jean Raasch, Janis Sohhl, Genie Adkins, Betty Maple, Connie Buss, and Judy Matzke. SOPHOMORES: Row 1: Joan Marshall, Karen Patton, Marlene Frink, Linda Lanman, Sherry Klawonn, Jean Frederiksen, Wendi Barber, Judy Schoening, Billie Ring, Sharon Schlecht. Row 2: Judy Voecks, Mary Edith Hanson, Elaine Wagner, Mary Shipps, Carole Davis, Ellen McKenzie, Roxanne Graves, Sharon Riley, Helen Hiatt, Janice James. Row 3: DeAnn Miller, Karen Sohl, Jackie Hammer, Jan Frank, Irene Harbart, Kathy Schnoor, Paulette Schmode, Lynn Saltonstall, Shirley Voss, Carolyn Osborne. Row 4: Janet Sommerfeld, Kay Kelly, Elsie Cubison, Carol Kittelson, Linda Christensen, Nancy Benson, Babe Mountjoy, Barbara Titman, Pam Kelly. Row 5: Joan Motycka, Judy Leiding, Janet Drevsen. FRESHMEN: Rowl: Carol Cook, Pat Smith, Cheryl Caffin, Cheryl Foss, Linda Hopple, Betty McQuistan, Sharon Ahlman, Marla Creager, Darlene Schreiber, Dixie Tierney. Row 2: Lou Ann Northouse, Jeanne Schaff, Jane Kasparek, Jeannette John, Diane Schmidt, Becky Tiedgen, Connie Rees,Betty Swodoba. Row 3: Judy Anderson, Karen LaFavor, Caro) Warn-ecke, Lynda Clark, Loree Elkins, Bette Osborne, Carolyn Kayl. Row 4: Lorraine Walters, Gloria Maas, Nancy Gartner, Vicki Thomas, Margene Unverfehrt, Beth Zobel, Carol Muller, and Terry Hall. Front row: Ron Henderson. Mike McCarthy. Bruce Hanson. Dave Powell. Tom Emrich. Second row: Jay Adkins Dick Ternes, Phil Tucker. Jack Stewart. Wes Nisker, Ransy Roman. Bill Palmer. Third row: Gary Blinn, Gary Elston, Roger Fiehn, Durwood Williams, Kendall Carlson. Bruce Shalberg, Roy Redmond. Back row; Dick Klug, Ronnie Bleich. Bill Bickley, Don Theophilus, Roger Wenke. H.R. Pollman, Randy Lihs, Bob Radnich Doug Buss kohl. 6 40 t • Wes Nisker, Mayor; Janice Anderson, Dave Powell, Carol Cook, Marge Campbell, Lynn Saltonstall, and Pat Wead. Mr. Isaak Jenkins was a practice music teacher under Mr. Welch during this past year. He played a flute solo in our winter concert and led the band in pep rallies. Wes Nisker, Miss Ruth A. Wagner, Julie Berner, and Judy Smith. On Stage CAST OF CHARACTERS Doug Anderson as Fred Porter Tom Emrich as Patlon Gretchen Johnson as Mary Temple Sandy Lamm as Belinda Pryde Randy Lihs as Constable Small Diane Barritt as Gail Russell Donna Newkirk as Alice Fisher Dave Powell as Bill Phillips Roy Redmond as Dr. Russell Gary Schnoor as Gilhooley Jack Stewart as Arbuthnot Dick Swoboda as Mr. Temple Ruth Templemann as Marne Phillips Don Theophilus as Commodore Lucius Teddy Weddingfeld as Joyce Rogers Directed by Miss Mary Blomstrom Junior Class Play November 13, 1959 42 Behind The Scenes Miss Mary Blomstrom, Speech Director. (Hobby, playing the ukelele). Gilbert Nykodym Marv Frank Chuck Degaillez Steve Putnam Ken King, Standing Stage Crew Debate Teddy Weddingfeld Julie Berner Wes Nisker Betty Swoboda Bonnie Leitzke Dick Swoboda Nadyne Long Bruce Hanson Marylin Campbell Ann Surber 43 7 Diane Clark Rita Ehrichs Laurette Wrightson Lou Jean Lau Judy Lau Shirley Raabe Brass Choir (A)-Deana Scott, Roger Wenke, JudyMatzke, Nancy Benson, Ron Hilkemeier, Wes Nisker, Jack Stewart, Arvid Daniel, Kendall Carlson, Bob Radnich, Roger Mc-Kibben, Tom Emrich, and Doug Busskohl. Flute Choir-Judy Smith, Sally Palmer, Elaine Danskin, Janice Anderson, Tommille Hughes, Pat Smith, and Bette Osborn. Woodwind Quintet-Kathy Welch, Nadyne Long, Sandy Palmer, Lowell Kimble, and Ardith Robertson. Brass Choir (B) - Reggie Roggers, Merlin Hamilton, Dick Temes, Rogene Lueders, Leland Grieves, TomSwedburg, Jim Ransom, Carol Cook, Diane Schmidt, Dennis Williams, Jim Nykodym, Gilbert Nykodym, PatWead, Don Bock, Jon Miller, and Ken smith. Clarinet Quartet (B)-Donna Newkirk, Carolyn Kusy, Delwyn Milander, Jim Mashek. Clarinet Quartet (A)-Jayne Combs, Shirley Voss, Donna Beckenhauer, and Diann Foss. Clarinet Choir-Michele Livingston, Nadine Deke, Sharon Hoskinson, Betty Swoboda, Vicki Thomas, Bonnie Gocken, Sally Scott, Diane Ankerstar, Sharon Dietloff, Janet Sommerfeld, Loree Elkins. Glen Whitwer, Marilyn Campbell, Don Simson, Wendi Barber, Nanct Gartoer. Saxophone Choir - Dane Clark, Leona Brown, Barb Gardner, Judy Riser, Bruce Shalberg, Diane Mum -ford, Richard Christensen, and Apfel. Mixed Clarinet Quartet - Carol Kittleson, Carolyn Osborn, Sharon Sommerfeld, and Marge Campbell. Woodwind Quintet (B)-Carol Muller, Pat Smith, Diane Mumford, Dennis Williams, and Judy Schoening. Percussion-Bev Gardner, Bruce Hanson, Don Theophilus, Chuck Asmus, Jerry Benjamin, and Glen Stone. Comet Choir-Bonnie Shalberg, Jim Risor, Bob Hammer, Dan Hargis, DonCaton, Phil Tucker, and Dennis Quilgley. Row 1: Jan Adkins, Mary Edith Hanson, Becky Hammond, Karen Patton. Row 2: Mable Himes, Mary Fleming, Lynn Johnson, Karen Lefavor, Deann Miller, Ann Surber. Row 3: Judy Smith, Nadyne Long, Kathy Welch, Judy Schoening, Shirley Voss, Jayne Combs. Jeannette John. Linda Hopple, Gretchen Johnson, Row 4: Diane Mumford, Ardith Robertson, Lowell Kimble, Roger Wenke, Diana Scott, Judy Matzke, Nancy Benson, Tom Emrich, Doug Busskohl, Wes Nisker, Jack Stewart. Row 5: Diana Clark, Director Merton V. Welch, Carol Bathke, Julie Johnson, Kendall Carlson, Don Theophilus, Bev Gardner, and Bruce Hanson. Front Row: Mallie Gall, Richard Christensen, Glenn Whitwer, Gary Drefke, Rachel Pinnt, Judy Smith, Carolyn Osborne, Julie Berner, Judy Lau, Laurette Wrightson, Sally Palmer, Diana Scott, Jayne Combs, Elaine Danskin, Kathleen Welch, Billie Ring, John Miller, Wallie Davis, Jay Adkins, Mr. McEwen. Row 2: Bob Radnich, Doug Anderson, Glenn Bauer, Rosalie Axford, Roxanne Axford, Carol Davis. Diane Barritt, Mable Himes, Donna Newkirk. Jane Apfel, Joyce Riekenburg, Janet Drevsen, JoAnn Strate, Carol Bathke, Diane Clark, Janis Sohl, Jerry Nordeen, Doug Busskohl, Pat Fisher, Tom Swedburg. Row 3: Jon Jones, Ron Hilkemeier, Philip Tucker, Mary Ann Peters, Jean Fredrickson, Lou Jean Lau, Judy McCarroll, Sheila Johnson. Rogene Leuders, Lynn Saltonstall, Vickie Thomas, Karen Klawitter, Tomilee Hughes, Bev Carstens, Margilee Campbell. Nancy Benson. Genie Adkins. Jim Marquardt, Steve Braasch, Kendall Carlson. Row 4: Larry Gregor, Ranee Roman, Tom Emrich, Joan Motycka, Wendi Barber, Sally Scott, Pat Faubel, Judy Schoening, Diana Nelson, Gretchen Johnson Shirley Voss, Sherry Klawonn, Arlene Ferguson. Judy Matske, Wes Nisker, Dave Gray. Row 5: Tom Gray, Ken King, Bill Palmer, Bill Carmichael, Mary Scheurich, Mary Edith Hanson, Teddy Weddingfeld, Linda Christensen, La Jean Uecker, Julie Johnson, Joan Fisher, Donna Beckenhauer! Sandy Palmer, Ardith Robertson, Judy Filsinger, Judy Brei, Betty Ainsworth, Virginia Swanson, Dave Powell, Chuck Decaillez Jack Ste-wart. ° VOCAL DIRECTOR Randall McEwen First row: Julie Berner, Ardith Robertson, Sally Palmer, Dick Swoboda, and BobRadnich. Second row: Larry Gregor, Pat Fisher, Wally Davis, and Doug Busskohl. 50 Row 1: Gretchen Johnson, Mable Himes, Mary Edith Hanson, Karen Patton, Pat Faubel, Sharon Summerfeld, Margilee Campbell. Kendall Carlson, and Jo Weddingfeld. 2nd Row: Julie Berner, Judy Matzke. Kathleen Welch, Ardith Robertson, Julie Johnson, Becky Hammond, Carol Bathke, Richard Chistenson, and Gene Hammerlun. 51 Boys Quartet-Mallie Rae Gall, accompanist, Gene Hammerlun, Kendall Carlson, Tom Emrich, and Richard Christensen. Boys Octet-Mallie Rae Gall, accompanist, Dick Swoboda, Tom Emrich, Kendall Carlson, Tom Gray, Gene Hammerlun, Doug Busskohl, Richard Christensen, and Bob Radnich. Triple Trio - Nancy Welch, accompanist, Jo Weddingfeld, Donna Newkirk, Julie Berner, Pat Faubel, Gretchen Johnson, Judy Matzke, Judy Smith, Ardith Robertson. 52 Scottsbluff Scottsbluff Band Day at Lincoln Lincoln Scottsbluff Annie Rehearsals in NHS Choir room. Teachers after hours. Teacher at study. Seniors Waiting Lunch Time Mr. Moore, Mr. McEwen, Mr. Korth, Mrs. Hoffman, Miss Jenkins, Miss Marotz, Miss Walker, Chairman, and Mr. Bouslough. Mrs. Jones, Miss Gordon, Chairman, Miss Lease, Miss Collins, Prom. Chairman, Mr. Knaak, (not pictured: Mr. Meilike, Mr. Thelander, and Mr. Champbell.) Mr. Bomschlegl, Mr. Hall, Chairman, Miss Wagner, Mr. Shaffer (not pictured: Mr. Jorgenson, and Mr. Manning). 'Syb cdOtd Mr. Greenlee, Chairman Miss Gunter Miss Rice Mr. McIntosh Mr. Giles Mr. Danskin Mr. Welch Ken, King, GeneHammerlun, Steve Putnam, Kay Coldiem Delwyn Milander, Roger Fiehn Projectionists not pictured: Marvin Frank Jim Mashek Larry Young Randy Heckman Ron McKenzie Coach Soup Campbell Coach Willard Korth Varsity 9S9 NO. NAME POS. YR. 10 King. Bruce............................HB 11 11 Bettin, Bud............................QB 12 13 McMahon, Mike......................... FB 11 20 Putnam, Steve......................... HB 10 22 Renner, Terry..........................HB 12 24 Uttecht, Jerry.........................HB 11 30 Flaskamp, Ben...........................T 12 33 Theophilus, Don........................QB 11 37 Hiller, Bruce..........................HB 11 40 Paulsen, Irvin..........................G 11 44 Emrich, Tom.............................C 11 49 Fisher, Pat............................FB 12 50 Gray, Tom...............................E 12 52 King, Ken...............................E 12 53 Busskohl, Doug..........................E 12 55 Andersen, Neil..........................E 12 58 Davis, Wallie...........................E 12 59 Henderson, Ron..........................E 11 60 Wagner, Jim.............................T 12 61 Smith, Ken..............................T 11 65 Siedschlag, BUI.........................T 12 66 MUler, John.............................T 10 68 Radnich, Bob............................T 12 69 Coldiron, Kay...........................T 12 70 Hiatt, Fred.............................G 12 72 Jochens, Abe............................G 11 73 Redmond, Roy............................G 11 76 Hartwig, Gordon.........................G 10 77 Wittier, Larry..........................G 10 78 Talbot, BUI............................ G 11 80 Fauss, Lanny........................... C 11 85 O'Dey, John.............................C 12 88 Bauermeister, Bob.......................C 12 Colors: Maroon and White Nickname: Panthers HEAD COACH: BUI GUes ASSISTANTS: Don Bomschlegl, WUlard Korth, Soup Campbell STUDENT MANAGERS: Martin Jones, John MUler 7 A v After the game! In the cage. Locker room Talk Bud Bettin Terry Renner Jochens Bob Bauermeister Neil Andersen Fred Kay Coldiron Doug Busskohl Wallie Davis Bob Radnich Jim Wagner Ron Henderson Don Theophilus MHS Nipped in T Panthers713-0 Lead Fades as Scottsbluff Gets Two Late TDs By JERRY FRICKE SCOTTSBLUFF — The Norfolk Panthers didn’t win | Big 10 championship. noon—as hard as knew how. And they came close—as close as a team come. But when the final score was posted it was Scottsbluff :h had the 14 and Norfolk the 13. The Panthers were beaten by a good team, but not a er team. The Bearcats did what only the champions do—come from behind to win. Panthers Blast Fr Coldiron and Renner Grab Fumbles; Set Up k Norfolk Counters Bettin Lead; NHS ®ver By JERRY FRICKE A Panther whirlwind hit Fremont with devastating force and the Tigers growl was subdued to a mere meow before the game was Five minutes old at Memorial Field, Friday night. Thanks to the bone-crushing play of the Panther forward wall Norfolk capitalized on two fumbles deep in Fremont territory, which By JERRY FRICKE though it was a gloomy dav. it was one of th X homecomings in histroy irfolk High School Frida oecp in rrcinuiu - started a 27-6 win. M I - • m outh Sioux 32-7 Victim v«« gPf11 Quarterback was the man of hour it Panther Homecoming Panthers Hustle Past Yankton Bucks, 13-S Panthers played and completely like de-out-classed Her South Stout City club, or their fourth successive the longest winning streak •ears. truly a team victory. The . were running their hardest, leman getting the jump on i •osition. it vas n well-played mo for the condition the in after a half inch of| Bud Bettin. 155-pound Norfolk quarterback was the man of hou: Friday night as he led the Panthers to a scorching 34-0 victory. at Valentine. Bettin warmed up his passing arm to give Norfolks its first two touchdowns in the first half. Bettin added two more six-pointers the second half on runs of 50 and 13 yards. Both of his scoring passes were on fourth down, and covered 17 i and 16 yards. Doug Busskohl was | on the receiving end of the first flip, and Waliie Davis hauled in the second one. Norfolk Panthers Finally shook off and buried the voodoo the Yankton Bucks have had.over them in football since 1944. (Norfolk tied Yankton in 1345). The Panthers, neieated seven straight times by the Dakotans In gridiron tussles, did a fancy job Friday night in the season’s opening by beating the Bucks. 13 to 0, before a large crowd. JHS dazzles Hastings, 39-0 Long Jaunts ancf Sparkling Line Play Give Panthers Win By JERRY FRICKE Norfolk High School football fans will long note and remember what the Panthers did at Memorial Field ay, Oct. 23, 1959. They won the East Division championship of the Big inference. They won the right to represent the East Division in; Bi 10 playoff. • But most of all they dazzled Hastings High School. 39-a game in which every- minute wai truly a team effort. This team can bask in the glory of being the first team in a division championship since the conference was nized in 1946. 1 running was never better. ' Behind at Half-Time, Panthers Rebound To Gain 35-19 Win YORK — Those surpising York Blue Devils shocked everyone and jumped to a 13-0 first quarter lead over the Norfolk Panthers Friday night. But the Panthers picked themselves up by the nape of their y He Baffle mont Panthers Gras Seventh Spot In Final Poll NHS Gains East Division Title 7-0 Victory Over Columbus Produces First Panther Sweep By JERRY FRICKK COLUMBUS—Norfolk Panthers won the undisputed championship of the Big 10 East Divirion on a soggy Columbus field Friday night. The Panthers slogged theiv va to a 7-0 victory with a touchdown that came with 1 :•'� ! left in the first quarter. In sweeping the Big 10 East Division time, the Panthers scored 103 points i:i the four games to 6 for their foes. The scores were: Non oik 27. Fremont 6; Norfolk 32. Grand Island ; Norfolk 30. Hastings 0; Norfolk 7. Columbus 0. Norfolk dominated play the iii.-v hal rolling up 211 yards to 36 for Columbus. But the Panther attack petered out the second half as the Discoverers out-yarded them 109 to in. The Panther.',' marker came on a 6 yard drive in six plays. Quarterback Bud Beilin umpered around left end on a keeper play, getting good blocking from his mates, Explosive Panthers Rock Islanders by 32-@ Fisher Leads Attack With 112-Yard Total; Bettin in Top Form By JERRY FRICKE GRAND ISLAND, Neb.—The Norfolk Panthers Friday night did what no Norfolk team has done since the undefeated squad of 1944. The Panthers flattened Grand Island. 32 to0, in a Big Ten East Division battle with 190-pound fullback Pat Fisher smashing the Islander lin to shreds. Norfolk turned the trick in 1944, but only by a 20-6 margin. , Coach Bill Giles reaffirmed his i ———————— - ability as a gridiron mechanic. He took a football machine which sputtered at Lincoln Southeast, had it humming like a sewing machine: __________________________________________________ Knight Passer Stops Norfolk n co 7esc First Row: Irvin Paulsen, Terry Renner, Bruce Hiller, Fred Hiatt, Kay Coldiron, Ron Henderson, Gordon Hartwig, Ken King, Bill Siedschlag, Bruce King. Second Row: John O'Dey, Steve Putnam, Abe Jochens, Roy Redmond, Bob Bauermeister, Lanny Fauss, Jim Wagner, Tom Gray, Bill Talbot, Ben Fiaskamp, Jerry Utrecht. Third Row: Wallie Davis, Tom Emrich, Larry Wittier, Marv Frank, Bud Bettin, Bob Radnich, Pat Fisher, Doug Busskohl, Don Theophilus, Neil Andersen, and Ken Smith. L f � tto o4c ok Three Panthers converge on incomplete Yankton pass. Panthers win 13-0. Players No. Pos. Ht. Gr. Dave Weich 20 G 5 7 12 Terry Renner 22 G 5'7 12 Bob Crippen 24 F 5'10 12 Tom Gray 30 G 5’io 12 Bud Bettin 32 G 5T1” 12 Dan Myers 34 F 6'1 11 Don Theophilus 44 F S'll 11 Pat Fisher 50 F 6'2 12 Doug Busskohl 52 F 6’ 12 Bob Radnich 54 C 6’3” 12 Ron Henderson 42 F 5'10 11 Marv Frank C 5’10 11 A Jay Adkins Terry Bottorff Basketball Managers o Nudge Panthers, 59-55 ie Lincoln Northeast Rockets ncd into town Friday night, but !y got their tailpipes clogged ■rc they turned back the' Nor Panthers, 58-55, at the City jjorium. oca Is Avenge Hastings Loss By 6(5-48 Tilt The Norfolk Panthers defeat-the Hastings Tigers 66 to 48 turday, February 13. at Has-Rs, to avenge an earlier loss, overtime, to the Tigers. Panthers Hitc 44 Last Half To Win 58-33 1 Panthers Take First Conference Tilt At Fremont Norfolk Panther.; opened Bit Ten Conference play with a win over Fremont on the losers’ court, Fridav. January 8. defeating the Tigers 44-42. 4 ALBION — It took the Norfol Panther two quarters to get ill fed of things Friday night as th pumped in -It points the last ha to blister Albion, 58-33. Welch's Two Charity Shots Enable Norfolk To Stop Columbus rv 1 By JERRY KRICKE touch of football and boxing spirit in the Norfolk Panthers’ 51-50 victory over Columbus Saturday night. Norfolk Clips Westside to et Game Scoring Record he Norfolk Panthers set a sin-game scoring murk in a 70-60 etc past Omaha Westside at the v Auditorium Tuesday night. Islanders Give Locals First League Loss Norfolk Panther sustained their first conference loss to league-leading Grand Island 40-42. here at Norfolk. Friday. February 5. Wayne's Qne-Man Show Balanced NHS Attack Stops anthers Bow To South Sioux 61-58 The Norfolk High School Pan-•rs. unable to keep hold of a 28 half-time score, lost their st game in five starts. 61-58 South Sioux City on the Sioux tians court, January 23. By JF.RRY FRICKE Norfolk won a wild and woolly one from Wayne. 58-51, before a hooting and hollering crowd at the City Auditorium here Friday night. The game started wild and end ed wild. And the play varied from sensational to Just plain lousy by both teams. But the contest marked another milestone in the athletic comeback of the Panthers. Wayne's six Rame w,n skein over Norfolk was brought to an end. G. I. Repeats; Wins 61-60 The Norfolk High School Panthers wore edged out in a thrilling basketball game against Grand Island 61-60 Friday. Feb- j ruary 12. on the winner’s court. Tiic loss pul the Panthers out Parl'crs Win Pirecc Battle of cont.m.on m the Bit Ten and makes Grand Isiand almost a sure bet to win the Big Ten title. a The Norfolk PuRthors won jason by defeating the Buie jays .‘4 to 41. The kvas at Pierce on December 30. It was the first time the 194:1-1047 season that lk has won four consccu- Iho tiic 18, IS tive coi J I Anthers Win Eighth s Free Throws Click yN o' j i Fremont Sneaks Past Panthers Fremont, Friday. February 5. threw' a wet towel on the Panthers' hope for an East Division championship by handing the hometown “5” a 64-60 loss. B JF.RRY FR1CKF | ]e of free throws to shackle Co- i 11bus with a 56-45 loss Fnday Ihtat the City Auditorium. stings Wins Overtime Tilt Norfolk Panthers saw their anccs for a Conference Champ-) lip as they lost to Hast- j 6-68 in an overtime. Both j Panthers Rally Late To Nip Bucks, 51-49 BY JERRY FRICKE Reserves Albion Yankton Pierce Wayne Fremont South Sioux Columbus Grand Island Fremont Grand Island 40-31 31-34 39- 21 55-32 40- 63 35-41 51-56 34-62 51-50 44-51 Albion 58-33 Yankton 51-49 Freshmen Pierce 54-41 Wayne 59-51 Madison 42-60 Fremont 42-40 Fremont 34-32 South Sioux 58-61 South Sioux 27-17 Columbus 51-50 Columbus 40-57 Grand Island 40-42 Pla inview 27-29 Fremont 60-64 Columbus 45-61 Hastings 68-66 Pierce 19-32 Grand Island 60-61 South Sioux 60-32 Hastings 66-48 Plainview 41-53 Columbus 59-45 Pierce 34-41 Omaha Westside 70-60 Lincoln Northeast 59-55 Front row: Jerry Benjamin, Chuck Asmus, Marc Johnson, Jim Webber, Glen Stone. Second row: Robert Benson, Ron Pugh, Keith Boyd, Lonnie Hopple. Third row: Virgil Paulson, Loy Marotz, Larry Hopple, Jim Gowler. Fourth row: Pat Wead, Monte Uttecht. Front row: Marlin Leu, Jack Frohloff, Steve Putnam, Jack Stewart. Second row: Mike McMahon, H. R. Pollman, Ronnie Hilkemeier, Denny Mayo. Third row: Larry Blank, Jim Siedschlag, Gerald Timperley, Jerry Pospisil. Fourth row: Terry Bottorff, student manager. 77 Dr. Allen P. Burkhardt Superintendent I i Roger E. Maxwell Principal yffarc6 t4 Dr. Allen P. Burkhardt Lillian Robinette George Koster, Jr. Clarence Isaacson Superintendent Secretary President Treasurer BETH ANKERSTAR Principal's Secretary LILLIAN ROBINETTE Superintendent's Secretary LEONA BAUMAN Superintendent's Secretary JACKIE REA Superintendent’s Secretary ubt4 co tee fo ZOUS cc A t' RALPH HALL B.Sc., University of Nebraska M. Ed., University of Nebraska Assistant Principal Visual Aids FRED EG LEY B.Sc., M.A., University of Nebraska Athletic Director MARY RICE R.N., University of Nebraska School Nurse L. V. HENRY B.M.E., University of Nebraska M. M., University of Nebraska B.Sc.Ed.. University of Nebraska Assistant Instrumental Music MARY BLOMSTROM B. A., Creighton University., Omaha Debate, Speech, Dramatics DONOVAN BORNSCHLEGL B.Sc., Peru State Teachers College, Peru Head Coach of Basketball and Track, Math BURNEY BOUS LOUGH B.Sc., University of Nebraska Problems of Democracy LEONARD CAMPBELL A.B., M.A., Colorado State College of Education Shop Freshman Coach Me Me yeat m Mat weMoitt Me A. BLANCHE COLLINS A. B., Wayne State Teachers College M. Ed., University of Colorado Latin, Sophomore English LEWIS J. COPPLE B. A., Wayne State Teachers College Commercial GERALD DANSKIN A.B., Kearney State Teachers College M.A., University of Nebraska Jr. Business Training Commercial Law ELLWIN FLETCHER A.B., Wayne State Teachers College M.A., Colorado State College Mechanical Drawing 80 Crafts WILLIAM GILES B.S., University of Nebraska Head Football Coach Civics World Geography FAY GORDON A.B., Wayne State Teachers College M. A., Colorado State College of Education Freshman English Shakespeare JAMES GREENLEE B.Sc., Kearney State Teachers College Freshman Algebra Advanced Algebra DORIS GUNTER B.Sc. Ed., University of Nebraska Commercial MARGUERITE HOFFMAN B. Sc., University of Nebraska Spanish World History GAYLE JENKINS A.B., Nebraska Wesleyan M. Ed., University of Nebraska Senior English Girls Counsellor KAREN CORY JONES A. B., Wayne State Teachers College Girls Physical Education LARRY JORGENSEN B. A., Dana College Sophomore English cou J e t 6eco� ce a tea ty. dfacfaet owed paul mcintosh B.Sc., University of Nebraska M.Sc., Oklahoma State University Guidance Director JAMES MANNING B.Sc., Kearney State Teachers College Biology ENGELINE MAROTZ B.A., Wayne State Teachers College Librarian DONALD MEILIKE B.Sc., Iowa State University M.S., Iowa State University General Science Biology MELVIN KNAAK B.A., Wayne State Teachers College M.A., University of Nebraska American History WILLARD KORTH A.B., Wayne State Teachers College M.S., Oklahoma State Physics, Chemistry, Assistant Coach MARJORIE LEASE B.Sc., South Dakota State Teachers College Vocational Homemaking RANDALL McEWEN B.M.E., University of Nebraska Vocal Music MARVIN MOORE B.Sc., University of Nebraska Agriculture WILLIAM SHAFFER B.A., Iowa University M.A. Colorado State College of Education D.A., Chicago Academy of Fine Arts Art THEODORE SKILLSTED A.B., University of Nebraska M.A., Columbia University Freshman English, Psychology WESLEY THELANDER A.B., Gustavus Adolphus M.E., University of Nebraska Psychology Drivers Training HAROLD THOMPSON B.Sc., Wayne State Teachers College M.E., University of Minnesota Boys Physical Education RUTH WAGNER A.B., Wayne State Teachers College M.A., Colorado State College of Education Publications, Junior English, Journalism JENNIE WALKER A.B., Corner College M.A., University of Nebraska Geometry, Trigonometry MERTON WELCH A.B., Cotner College. Lincoln M.M., Northwestern University Instrumental Music P. A. Tucker, engineer Mrs. Vogel W. S. Hupp Jay Adkins Judy Ainsworth Neil Andersen o4s vSwe yatoje e4 wi 6 tuzet em fr t j. Diane Ankerstar Jane Apfel Edna Bates Carol Bathke Susan Bauer Bob Bauermeister John Bauman Donna Beckenhauer David Berge Julie Berner Bud Benin Linda Block Carole Boyd Jean Bohn Frank Braithwaite Steve Brasch Judy Brei Leona Brown o4d eve S jfotet t. Kathy Brozek Douglas Busskohl Margilee Campbell Bev Carstens Betty Chleboun Richard Christensen Diane Clark Jayne Combs Bob Crippen Elaine Danskin Wallie Davis Jan Dearmin we wte eay t fifr meet fite stew fit fife wot J. Nadine Deke Bernard Delaforge Pat Faubel e (60t4 Pat Fisher Ben Flaskamp Jean Forbes Diann Foss Karl Frederick Janelle Fuhrman Mallie Rae Gall Barbara Gardner Beverly Gardner Gary Gettman Bonnie Gocken Norma Jean Gowler otwt wei e dd tet do v ty ce Jtti. die Kenneth Graber Davie Gray Tom Gray 2%etdt4 Dale Hinkea Larry Hofmann Sharon Hoskinson Nancy Huelle Tomilee Hughes Sheila Johnson Martin Jones Jim Kasparek Lowell Kimble Linda Kincannon Bill King Ken Ki°8 Carol Klug Dick Klug Robert Lamm 3eco af o tfy fo otc t Joan Larson Ann Laubsch Bonnie Leu Lorena Leu Nadyne Long Judy McCarroll e etdt4 Roger McKibben La Donna McMurtry Jim Mashek Beverly Mather Sandra Melson DeWitt Miller O tz ifiz , witf? fe fife fik tyejfi Diana Nelson Wes Nisker Jerry Nordeen Jeanine Noyer Karen Noyes Norman Ochsner a awe. Dan O'Gorman Sally Palmer Sandy Palmer Edelene Poliman Caroline Potter Barbara Raabe Shirley Raabe Barbara Raasch Bob Radnich Farell Rakowsky Shirley Reed Roger Reeves Terry Renner Joyce Riekenberg Ardith Robertson 97 Jim Rosacker Mary Scheurich Tom Seevers efat 't out Bill Siedschlag Gary Smith Sharon Sommerfeld Sharon Stewart Janice Sunderman Bob Talbot 98 Jim Wagner Jo Weddingfeld Dave Weich 'Se ubtd Kathleen Welch Monte Westphal Durwood Williams AeAekt cm, frwt eyed te rfotxMetJ oo tAe rfu ote. Dawn Williamsen Marietta Wittier Leslie Kay Wood Seniors Not Pictured Joyce Bretschneider Ray Brixius Barbara Tippy Joyce Thompson Gloria Von Seggern Dallas Wachter Leon Wagner 100 Laurette Wrightson Lyman Wrightson Mallie Rae Gall Scholarship” Judy Filsinger Leadership (second) Nadyne Long won first place in Leadership but is not pictured. Robbie Lamm John Bauman Member of State Scholastic Team James Wagner 101 John Bauman (winner) Nadyne Long Julie Berner Diann Foss Dawn Williamsen Wes Nisker Jim Wagner Lyman Wrightson Bob Radnich Frank Braithwaite Doug Busskohl Monte Westphal Beverly Carstens Jayne Combs Tomilee Hughes Pat Fauble Diane Anderstar Jo Weddingfeld Robbie Lamm Neil Andersen Fred Hiatt Jim Mashek Mallie Rae Gall Barbara Raasch Margilee Campbell Judy McCarroll Woody Williams Karen Noyes 103 Genie Adkins Betty Ainsworth Doug Anderson Janice Anderson Rosalie Axford Diane Barritt m a, Mb ctez iet fo 6e. Glenn Bauer Bob Behrens Bob Benck Frances Brockleman Terry Bottorff Bob Bricker 104 Meldean Carlson Steve Christoffersen Judy Clark we tea getJotcfy 6e 4cfo 4 c Dick Cobb Kay Coldiron JoAnn Degaillez Chuck Degaillez Dick Degaillez Sharon Deitloff 105 Lavon Dertien Rita Ehrichs Gary Elston esctJeavotJ teyut eot otf out u o uuuy otf t6e Lanny Fauss Roger Fiehn Sara Fleming Randy Emrich Tom Emrich Fayne Fahrenholz Marlene Flesner Mary Frank Chuck Frederiksen 106 Mardelle Frink Sandra Fryer Phyllis Fuhrman Norman Geyer Richard Gummus Julene Haase Sharon Hales Merlin Hamilton Gene Hammerlun Janice Hansen Erika Harbart Wally Hass 107 weti tie fad otf tie Ron Henderson Virginia Hetrick Carol Hibbing Bruce Hiller Mable Himes Roger Hofmann Ronnie Janssen Albert Jochens Gretchen Johnson Julie Johnson LeRoy Johnson Pat Kaufman Bruce King Karen Klawitter Karen Kohler Sandy Lamm Judy Lau Lou Jean Lau Bonnie Leitzke Randy Lihs Kathy Lindsteadt tone steede ftetS y t4e e4 pstootfacihf Carol Liveringhouse Michele Livingston Marlene Lord Rogene Lueders Mike McCarthy Mike McMahon 110 Betty Maple Jim Marquardt Judy Matzke Carolann Miller Martha Miller Bob Miller Dan Myers Jim Nelson Pat Nelson Donna Newkirk Leon Northouse Sandra Nungesser Gilbert Nykodym Jim Oss Bill Palmer Dean Pasewalk Erwin Paulsen Mary Ann Peters 24 s Atkyt, tvuZ otf fife e sey otfi b Rachel Pinnt Jerry Pospisil Marlin Pospisil Darlene Post Dave Powell Lynn Quigley 112 Jean Raasch Louise Rahde Roy Redmond Pat Rees Pat Ressell Shirley Riehart Judy Riser Miva Robbins Karron Robinson Ruth Roker Ransy Roman Dolly Saltonstall 113 I Dale Schipporeit Mary Anne Schnebel Gary Schnoor Kathy Schnoor Diane Schroede Jacque Schulz ot t fre t At 'Se uot , afoi £. Diana Scott Sally Scott Bruce Shalberg Judy Siecke Don Simpson Susie Simpson 114 Judy Smith Ken Smith Janis Sohl Neoma Sovereign Kay Spanggaard Elizabeth Spicer anct wotA tp on die newt enyoot tnt Sharon Spierjng Gynell Spreeman Dick Stevens Gary Stone Joann Strate Karron Stuchlik Ann Surber Virginia Swanson Dick Swoboda l;j9k Bill Talbot Ruth Tempelmann Don Theophilus ) 116 Judy Thietje Donna Timperley Lois Timperley Stan Titman Phil Tucker Carol Tweedy Lajean Uecker Shirley Uttecht Joan Versemann e e Gene Wagner Carin Walmsley Gary Weaver Teddy Weddlngfeld Karen Weight Roger Wenke LeRoy Wichman Janice Wiechelman Frank Wiley Juniors Not Pictured Jo AnnEndes Randy Heckman Dan Hoffman Jay Kusy John O’Dey Jean Real David Thurstenson Frank Uehling cast A urffy wait 119 Don Anderson Carol Ashby Bill Ayers Rae Ann Baldridge Wendi Barber Marcia Behmer Nancy Benson Bill Bickley Gary Blinn Loren Bloomquist Donna Brixus Larry Brixius Bev Campbell Bill Carmichael Glory Cary Linda Christensen Clyde Christian Joyce Colwell Irene Coughtry Elsie Cubbison Barbara Dewes Larry Diefenderfer Gary Drefke Janet Drevsen Gene Farr Jan Frank Jean Frederiksen Marlene Frink Janice Froehlich John Frohloff Alberta Graber Larry Gregor Rozella Haase Jackie Hammer Becky Hammond 120 Mary Edith Hanson Irene Harbart Gordon Hartwig Bob Hatterman Sharlyn Hausmann Judy Henrichs Helen Hiatt Ronnie Hilkemeier Leslie Hintz Lynn Hoffart Eileen Hofferber Jan Hoover Dean James Janice James Kay Kelly fit day laA t Pam Kelly Maxine Kerber Carol Kitteison Sherry Klawonn Nancy Klug Victor Kruger Glenda LaCroix Linda Lanman Richard Larson Judy Leiding Marlin Leu Marion Unnt Keith Long LaVerne McIntosh Ron McKenzie Ellen McKenzie Lajean Maas Sandra Maar Joanne Marshall Pam Mathews 121 sS Rick Michaelson Delwyn Milander DeAnn Miller Donetta Miller Janice Miller John Miller Ron Miller Roland Mitchell Joan Motycka Babe Mountjoy Larry Mrsny Jerry Nathan Larry Nitz James Nykodym Carolyn Osborne 122 Karen Patton Terry Peterson Betty Phillips H. R. Pollman Larry Pospisll Marcus Pospisil Gerald Prince Dallas Puls Steve Putnam Delmar Reed Billie Ring Jim Risor Terry Rogge Allen Rowland Lynn Saltonstall Sharon Schlecht Paulette Schmode Marleen Schnoor Judy Schoening Joe Seda Bonnie Shalberg Mary Shipps Jim Siedschlag Tom Sloan Karen Sohl Janet Sommerfeld Donna Sullivan Arlen Sunderman Tom Swedburg Kenneth Thirlwall Jesse Thompson Gerald Timperley Barbara Titman Tom Turk Mary Ann Van Marel at tie a ct otat tbwt c m ?ayuc. Judy Voecks Shirley Voss Elaine Wagner Jerry Wagner Susan Welch Glen Whitwer Donna Wittnebel Roger Wolff Larry Young Steve Perrigo Not Pictured Gary Apfel Jerry Behnke Larry Blank Gary Dean Roxanne Graves Leland Grieves Dale Hille Doug Jeffery Jon Jones Marlin Laubsc'n Sharon Riley Doug Smith Gerrald Starkel Mike Sund Dick Ternes Larry Wittier 123 Refer to index 'S5ape d RAH! RAH! RAH! The most important part................................................. Watch and learn Reserve cheerleading tryouts 124 Sharon Ahlmann Lewis Albers Shirley Allison Gloria Altstadt Terry Anderson Judy Anderson Chuck Asmus Bill Armentrout Doug Barr Harold Bathke Dick Benck Bob Benson Gary Benson Sharon Benson Jerry Benjamin a Z tdbtf ot one ye t, we. Ronnie Bleich Don Bock Farrell Bolz Clarence Bowers Keith Boyd Sandra Braasch Richard Brei Jim Brozek Bill Bumstrauch Bob Bussmann Marilyn Campbell Barbara Cannon Donna Carstens Judy Cary Nancy Cary Don Caton Cheryl Chaffin Terry Cisler Lynda Clark Craig Coble 126 6(e c m otf 63 Atu e efocov t S die Diane Fisher Marilyn Fuhrmann Ronnie Flesner Bob Follette Nancy Gartner Janet Glaze Carol Goetsch Jim Gowler Connie Graber Alene Gugat Judy Hall Terri Hall Bob Hammer Dan Hargis Harley Hartford Sandra Hartwig Garry Heckman Larry Higenbock Terry Hilkemeier Larry Hille Delbert Cole Karen Cole Buddy Cornett Carol Cook David Crane Marla Creager Wesley Cubbison Arvid Daniel Carole Davis Les Degner Larry Duryea Loree Elkins Jim Fairbanks Ronnie Forslund Cheryl Foss 127 Rickee Hintz Lyle Hoover Lynn Hoover Larry Hoppel Linda Hoppel Lonnie Hoppel Betty Hundt Leonard Janovec Larry Jensen Lon Jochens Jeannette John Marc Johnson Ricky Johnson Carolyn Dayl Glenn Kimble astt corned Donna Knudtson Carol Kortje Carolyn Kusy Karen Lefavor Carla Leu Lyle Leu Dennis Long Jerry Long Gloria Maas Robert Macumber Jim Mahoney Roger Marlott Bette McQuistan Loy Marotz Charles Marquardt LeRoy Marshall Vici Mather Gwen May Connie Melson Gene Miller 128 Marilyn Miller Carole Muller Diane Mumford Garry Nelson Lou Ann Northouse Carolyn Noyer Bette Osborn Judy Owens Virgil Paulsen Julie Pickard David Pinnt Dennis Price Ronnie Pugh Dennis Quigley LeRoy Rahde 6K fife e atiet tHStb fitfas oe i Jim Ransom Connie Rees Robert Reichow Darryl Risor Chuck Robinson Reggie Rogers Leslie Rottler Jeanie Schaaf Diane Schmidt Darlene Schreiber Larry Schwerin Jerry Skeels Bob Schmidt Pat Smith Rusty Spanggaard Gene Splittgerber Dixie Steele Bob Steinhaus Glen Stone Betty Swoboda 129 Vicki Thomas Becky Tiedgen Dixie Tierney Lance Towle Dick Truex Duncan Tucker David Uecker Gerald Uehling Margene Unverfehrt Jerry Utrecht Marilyn Uttecht Mary Ann Uttecht Monte Uttecht Judy Waggner Carol Warnecke tffihcaMkf out ye t wad die Pat Wead Jim Webber Kenneth Wechman Charles Weidman Duane Wilke Dennis Williams Linda Williams Robert Winter Valere Winter Beth Zobel Not Pictured Ronnie Bettin Dorothy Beyer Carolyn Fowler Roy Goodell Randall Gummus Ruth Haight Rosalee Hartford Bob Haas Jane Kasparek Jim Kelly Jean McCarrol Fred Marshall Bob Miller LaVerne Mueller Chuck O'Dey Randy Rogge Larry Sullivan Lorraine Walter 130 Refer to Index We take this opportunity to express our sincere appreciation for your part in making this yearbook a reality The MILESTONE Staff 'VP ') •’ A' JV'V %V Milestone Advertisers Norfolk, Nebraska Dear Friends, 131 B everly’s THE STORE FOR WOMEN The shop for Juniors' and Misses' Smart Clothes Roman Packing Company Elkhorn Brand Sausage -Bacon-Lard-Beef-Veal Lamb-Cheese-Oysters Phones 307 and 308 Norfolk, Nebr. Plants on 13th St. and Monroe Avenue Darling’s Norfolk Floral Company Flowers for all occasions 103 North Fourth FR 1-0540 Congratulations, class of I960 The Norfolk Daily News NEWS PRINTING SERVICE RADIO STATION WJAG Serving Northeast Nebr. for Over Thirty-five years Kelly Monument Company F ormerly Potthast Monument Company Harland Kelly, Owner 510 Madison Avenue Telephone FR 1-5150 Norfolk, Nebraska Jerry’sBeautySalon Your Beauty is Our Duty 104 So. 5th Street Phone FR 1-1292 132 Quality Beverage Co. Inc. Bottlers of Royal Crown, Something from the Jeweler Squirt, and Hires Root Beer Is Always Something Special Telephone FR 1-4250 418 Norfolk Ave. 600 Omaha Avenue Phone FR 1-0860 Norfolk, Nebraska Complete Line of Appliances And Propane Service Northrup DON'T SETTLE FOR LESS Chevrolet Norfolk Skelgas Service Norfolk, Nebraska 606 Norfolk Avenue Norfolk, Nebraska Home of O. K. used cars. Congratulations Harmel’s to the Class of I960 News Printing Thrifty Way Market Service The Only Complete Printing Plant The Store With the White Front In North Nebraska Book-binding - Printing - Offset - Norfolk, Nebr. Photo Engraving. 133 Thompson Electric Perrigo Visual Clinic Television-Refrigeration-Radio SALES and SERVICE Eyes Examined Visual Training Glasses Fitted Contact Lenses Phone FR 1-5980 810 South 3rd Street Dr. Fred M. Perrigo Dr. Max L. Maguire Optometrists Harold W. Myers Frame Stylist 416 Norfolk Ave. Phone FR 1-5633 Norfolk, Nebraska Hours 9-5 Norfolk, Nebraska Sat. 9-1 GAS for Ellen’s Cafe the Modern Home Enjoy Fine Foods at Reasonable Prices The Gas Company 200 North 6th Street 106 South 5th Phone FR 1-1216 Sunshine Hall Printing Co. Food Market Groceries-Fresh Meats N. C. Moran, Owner Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Phone FR 1-5040 Phone FR 1-3820 Letter Press and Offset Printing We Deliver Printers Doing A Good Job 134 Compliments of the Delay National Bank Member F. D. I. C. Norfolk, Nebraska New Economy Food Market For Norfolk's Finest Meats, Fruits, and Vegetables Do you Believe It ?????????? Compare !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Norfolk, Nebraska Good As Gold Is Meadow Gold Beatrice Foods Company Norfolk, Nebraska Phone FR 1-5010 Dairy Products Ice Cream Milk Midwest Furniture Co. Accessories For Every Room In Your Home 713 Norfolk Ave. Phone FR 1-2080 , v Wl 'll H,, .Brighten jour home 'n 135 T om’s Music House Tom Hughes, Owner The House of Friendly Service 432 Norfolk Avenue Norfolk, Nebraska Trying on some of Nisker’s FINE Line of Shoes. Bonnie Gocken, Sara Fleming, and Sally Scott looking at sweaters at Penney’s 604 E. Norfolk Ave. Norfolk, Nebraska Wholesale Distributors Fountain and Restaurant Supplies Cigars-Candy-Paper Products J.D. KUSY President Don Wollschlager Glenn Goldsworthy Sales Manager General Manager Wenke’s Specializing In Mufflers - Wheel Alignment -Brakes Tune Up Linda Kincannon and Jay Kusy admiring Phone FR 1-0632 Ballantyne’s Furniture 502 Madison Ave. Norfolk, Nebr. 13b Bill’s Camera and Sporting Goods The Sportsman's Home 521 Norfolk Avenue Norfolk, Nebraska Campbell Clinic Dr. A. C. Barry Dr. F. A. Pollock Dr. John D. Pollock Dr. E. G. Surber Chicago Animal Clinic Lumber Company Dr. T. C. Campbell of Norfolk Dr. D. K. Theophilus 506 Norfolk Ave. Phone FR 1-3620 Dr. W. G. Askew Something Wonderful Happens When You Dr. C. E. Bush Dentist LIVE BETTER ELECTRICALLY 409 Norfolk Ave. Consumers Public Phone FR 1-4282 Power District Norfolk, Nebraska 137 Pepsi -Cola Bottling Company of Norfolk Phone FR 1-9550 108 Norfolk, Ave. Norfolk, Nebr. Putter’s Jewelry Fine line of jewelry, silver, and China. 414 Norfolk Avenue Phone FR 1-5520 The Best Milk You Ever Tasted Delivered Fresh! The Gillette Story The Finest in Dairy Products Norfolk, Nebraska Hinky Dinky Store 121 South 3rd Top Values Plus Top Value Stamps Dudley’s Army Surplus Store For Fine Quality Articles 200 Norfolk Avenue Phone FR 13073 Norfolk, Nebraska 138 IffiRis Andy’s Tire Service Inc. 220 Norfolk Avenue Norfolk's Exclusive Tire Service l , Phone FR1 -4772 Shaffer Pontiac Inc. Chartered Bus Service For All Occasions Anywhere, Anytime For all Groups Bonded and Insured Self, Courteous Drivers Rates Are Different Ours Are Lower Call for Free Estimate Phone FR 1-3840 Arrow Stage Lines 700 North. 4th Style Shop Ladies' And Children's Apparel Phone FR 1-2280 316-18 Norfolk Ave. Norfolk, Nebraska Ringer Nordhues Realtors FOR HOMES! 408 Madison Ave. Fr FR1-1480 Norfolk, Nebr. Courteous Dependable Service GiiAeite 10USE OF PHOTOGRAPHY 208 NORFOLK AVE. ft. Mepkw Gittettfi NORFOLK 0 ’ J 139 Home for Funerals M. P. Berge F. A. Swoboda E. J. Thenhaus H. F. Thenhaus Phone FR 1-3330 1203 Norfolk, Ave. Norfolk, Nebraska FAMOUS FOR FINE DIAMONDS BYArtcarved Sterling By Heirloom Wallace International WETZEL AND TRUEX, JEWELERS 421 Norfolk Ave. Buy with Confidence Phone FR 1-9338 Koehler’s Mobile Service See Marvin and W ayne at Double K Drive Inn Home of Broasted Chicken and Shrimp Slinks 13th and Pasewalk Phone FR1-2118 Norfolk Hatchery Feeds-Remedies-Poultry-Supplies Started and Day Old Chicks Mary’s Cafe S Mobil Service Rambler Sales S Service 116 South 3rd Phone FR 1-5710 Model Rambler 6 or V8 Ambassador Metropolitan For Information Call Meiergard Rambler 119 Norfolk Ave. Frl-4100 Cleaners S Laundry Quality Cleaning At Reasonable Prices Phone FR 1-3750 Plant Main Office FR1-5171 Store No. 1 124 So. 3rd. FR 1-3534 Store No. 2 523 Norf. Av. 141 Hass Plumbing S Supply First Street At Amaha Avenue Phone FR 1-9400 Norfolk, Nebraska BODY AND FENDER REPAIRING Painting Auto Glass Seat Covers Frame and Wheel Alignment Phone FR 1-4494 124 East Norfolk Ave. Heckman’s Top Body Company Schleuter Implement Co. F. W. Woolworth Company Congratulations Class of I960 Rasley’s 225 Norfolk Avenue Larson Kuhn 142 For Your Drug Needs Geist Drug Store Richard D. Rasmussen, R. P. Kenneth Kunce, R. P. Registered Pharmacists on duty at all times. Norfolk1 s First Name In Men's Clothing and Sportswear Star Clothing Store Between the Dime Stores on the Avenue Diamonds Watches Ziegenbein Jewelers 411 Norfolk Avenue Phone FR 1-9680 Norfolk, Nebraska Prompt and Efficient Watch Repair Full Line of Baked Goods Birthday Cakes and Wedding Cakes Child’s Food Shoppe Phone FR 1-0487 V. A. Cook Studio REX ALL Drug Store 0423 Norfolk Ave. Phone FR 1-2556 Registered Pharmacists on Duty Phone FR 1-0610 The Gift Only You Can Give 433 Norfolk Avenue 143 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the I960 Class Gil lespie’s JEWELERS AND OPTOMETRISTS Norfolk, Nebraska Phone FR 1-3170 Congratulations to the Class of '60' Dan’s Cafe It Has Been A Pleasure To Serve You 710 South 13th Phone FR 1-5191 Please patronize the advertisers, as they have helped make your I960 Milestone possible. Business Manager Linda Kincannon Jack and Jill For Quality Foods. . . The Brands You Know At Low Prices Every Day Plus S. H. Green Stamps Self Service Meats 710 South 13th St. Phone FR 1-1722 Index of Advertisers page Army Surplus Store 138 Childs Food Shoppe 143 De Lay National Bank 135 Jerry's Beauty Salon 132 Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. 138 Quality Beverage Co., Inc. 133 Dan's Cafe 144 Ellen's Cafe 134 Mary's Cafe and Mobil Service 141 Dudley's Laundry Co. 138 Model Cleaners and Laundry 141 Rasley's Dry Cleaners 142 Animal Clinic 137 Campbell Clinic 137 Perrigo Visual Clinic 134 Beverly's Store 132 Larson-Kuhn Clothing 142 Advertisers cont'd - Page Home for Funerals 140 Penny's Co., Inc. 136 Silliks1 Ready-to-Wear Shoppe 141 Star Clothing Store 143 Style Shop 139 Consumer's Public Power District 137 Gas Company 134 Beatrice Foods Company 135 The Gillette Town Country Dairy 138 Dr. C. E. Bush, Dentist 137 F. W. Woolworth Co. 142 Double K Drive-In 141 Fleming's Rexall Drug 143 Geist Drug 143 Thompson Electric 134 Norfolk Floral Co. 132 Kelly Monument Company 132 Ballantyne's Furniture Inc. 136 Midwest Furniture Co. 135 Andy's Tire Service Inc. 139 Heckman's Top Body Co. 142 Kohler Service 140 Northrup Chevrolet 133 Rambler (Meiergard) Sales 141 Shaffer Pontiac 139 Wenke's 136 Norfolk Hatchery 141 Schlueter Implement Co. 142 Armstrong Jewelry 133 Gillespie's Jewelers 144 Putters Jewelry 138 Wetzel and Truex 140 Ziegenbein Jewelers 143 Chicago Lumber Co. 137 Economy Food Market 135 Hinky Dinky 138 Owl Jack Jill Super Market 144 Sunshine Food Market 134 Thrifty-Way Market 133 Norfolk Daily News 132 News Printing Service 133 Hall Printing Co. 134 Norfolk Skelgas Service 133 Roman Packing Co. 132 Gillette's House of Photography 130 V. A. Cook Studio 143 Hass Plumbing and Supply 142 Ringer and Nordhues Realtors 139 Nisker's Shoe Accessories 136 Bill's Camera And Sporting Goods 137 Arrow Stage Lines 139 Tom's Music House 136 Kusy's Wholesale Distributors 136 JAY ADKINS-Band 1,2; Choir 1,2,3,4; Boys' Glee 1; Minute Man 3,4; Hi-Y 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Student Manager 4; Golf 1,2,3,4; Musical Productions 1,2, 3,4. JUDY AINSWORTH-Glee 1,2,3; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3; Cheerleader 3,4; Musical Productions 1,2,3. NEIL ANDERSEN-Minute Men 3,4; F. F. A. 1,2; Football 1,3,4; Basketball 3; Track 3,4; N Club 4; Regents Alternate. DUNE ANKERSTAR-Band 1,2, 3,4; Musical Productions 1,2, 3,4; N'Ergettes 1,2, 3,4; Spanish Club 1,2; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3,4; City Government 3; Regents Alternate; Homecoming Attendant; Glee 1,2; Sports Royalty Attendant 4. JANE APFEL-Band 1,2, 3,4; Orchestra 2,3,4; Choir 2, 3, 4; Small Instrumental Groups 3,4; Junior Class Play 3; Musical Productions 1,2,3,4; One Act Play 3; Panther-ettes 3; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3, 4. EDNA BATES-Pantherettes 2. CAROLBATHKE-Orchestral.2,3,4; Choir2,3,4; Musical Productions 1,2, 3,4; Junior Class Play 3; Tri-Hi-Y 1.2, 3,4; Secretary 1; G. A. A. 3; F. H. A. 4; State Music Clinic 3,4. BOB BAUERMEISTER-F. F. A. 1,2,3; Football 1,2,4; N dub 4. JOHN BAUMAN-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3; City Government 3; Regents Winner 4; National Merit Semi-Finalist 4; Nebraska Honorary Scholastic Team 4. DONNA BECKENHOWER-Band 1,2,3,4; Choir 3,4; Clarinet Quartet 3,4; Musical Production 2,3,4; Pan therettes 3; Spanish dub 1,2; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2, 3, 4; G. A. A. 2. JULIE BERNER-Choir 2,3,4; Choir Council 4; Triple Trio 2,3,4; Girls' Trio 1,2, 3,4; Sextet Accompanist 1,2,3; Musical Productions 1,2,3,4; Soloist 4; Debate Squad 2, 3,4; Declamatory 3,4; Junior Class Play Staff 3; Panther Staff, writer 2,4; Sports Editor 3; Milestone Staff, Activities Editor 3, Associate Editor 4; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Pantherettes 1,3,4; Spanish Club 1,2; Class Officer 1,3; Youth Council 4; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2, 3,4, President 1; City Government 3; Girls' State 3; Regents Alternate 4; State Music Clinic 4; Glee 1. BUD BETTIN-Minute Man 3; Football 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Track 1,2, 3,4; Most Valuable Track Athlete 2,3; Board of Awards 4, Secretary 4; N Club 3; Sports Royalty Attendant 4. LINDA BLOCK-Music Productions 1,2; Glee 1,2; Junior Class Play lead 3; Pantherettes 1,2, 3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Treasurer 4. JEAN BOHN-Glee 2,3,4. CAROLE BOYD-Musical Productions 1,2,3; Pantherettes 1,2; Spanish Club 1,2; G. A. A. 1,2. FRANK BRAITHWAITE-Declamatory 3, 4; Junior Class Play 3; die Act Play 3; Panther Staff 4; Minute Man 3,4; Class Officer 3,4; County Government 3; Track 3; Regents Alternate 4; Panther Mascot 4. STEVE BRASCH-Choir 2,3,4; Musical Productions 2,3,4; Minute Man 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 2; Class Officer 1; Student Council 2,3,4; Vice President 4; Youth Council 1; Tennis 4. JUDY BREI-Choir 4; Musical Production • 4; Pantherettes 1,2; G. A. A. 1,2. RAY BRIXIUS-Boys' Glee 4; Panther Staff 4; Ad Solicitor 4; Track 1. SUSAN BAUER-Pantherettes 2,3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2, 3,4; G. A. A. 3; F. H. A. 4. 146 LEONA BROWN-Band 1,2,3,4; G. A. A. 4; F. H. A. 4; Transfer from Wayne 3. KATHY BROZEK-Milestone Staff Ad Solicitor 3; Transfer from Fremont 2. DOUG BUSSKOHL-Band 1,2,3,4; Orchestra 2,3,4; Choir Council 4; Brass Choir 1,2, 3,4; Boys'Quartet 1,2, 3,4; Musical Productions; Student Council 1,3,4; President 4; Hi-Y 1,2, 3,4, President 4; City Government 3; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3; Tennis 1; N Club 3,4; Boys' State and Boys' Nation 3; Regents Alternate, Kiwanis Award Winner 2; State Music Clinic 3,4; Junior Rotarian 3. MARGILEE CAMPBELL-Band 1,2, 3,4; Choir 3, 4; Mixed Clarinet Quartet 3,4; Musical Productions 1,2,3,4; Pan-therettes3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2, 3,4; Regents Alternate; State Music Clinic 3,4. BEV CARSTENS-Choir 4; N'Ergettes 3,4; Pantherettes 2, 3; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4; President 4; G. A. A. 2,3,4; Regents Winner. BETTY CHLEBOUN-F. H. A. 4. RICHARD CHISTENSEN-Band 1,2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1,2,3 4; Choir 2,3,4; Saxophone Choir 2,3,4; Boys' Octet 4; Musical Productions 1,2,3,4; Projectionists 4; Panther Staff, Sports Editor 4; Ad Solicitor 3; Hi-Y 2, 3; State Music Clinic 4; Panther Writer 3. DIANE CLARK-Band 1,2, 3,4; Orchestra 2,3, 4; Choir 3, 4; Saxophone Ensemble 3,4; Musical Productions 1,2,3, 4; Declamatory 3; Panther Staff Typist 4; Milestone Staff Typist 4; Pantherettes 3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3. 4; G. A. A. 2. JAYNE COMBS-Band 1,2, 3,4; Orchestra 3,4; Choir 3, 4; Clarinet Quartet 2,3,4; Musical Productions 1,2,3,4; Junior Class Play Staff 3; Spanish Club 1,2; Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2,3,4; G. A. A. 1,2, 3,4; Regents Alternate 4; National Merit Alternate 4. BOB CRIPPEN-Spanish Club 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3, 4; Track 2,3,4; N Club 4. ELAINE DANSKIN-Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Choir 3,4; Musical Productions 1, 2, 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2, 3,4; G. A. A. 1; Cheerleader2,3,4; Homecoming Queen 4; Sports Royalty Attendant 4. WALLIE DAVIS-Choir 2,3,4; Choir Council 4; Hi-Y 2,3; Football 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2; Track 1,2, 3,4; N Club 3,4. JANET DEARMIN-Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3. CHUCK DEGAILLEZ-Choir 4; Stage Crew 1.2,3,4; Musical Productions 4; Hi-Y 2; Basketball 2; Football 2; Student Manager 3. DICK DEGAILLEZ-Football 1,2,3; Basketball 1. NADINE DEKE-Band 1,2,3,4; Clarinet Quartet 3,4; Musical Productions 1,2, 3, 4; Panther Staff 3, Editor 4; Milestone Staff 3,4; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Pantherettes 3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 1.2, 3,4. BERNARD DELAFORGE-Minute Men 4; Student Council 4; Hi-Y 4; County Government. Exchange Student from France. PAT FAUBEL-Choir 2,3,4; Triple Trio 4; Musical Productions 1,2, 3,4; Pantherettes 1,3,4; Spanish Club 1,2; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3,4; Girls' State Alternate 3; Regents Alternate 4; State Music Clinic 4. ARLENE FERGUSON-Choir 2,3,4; Glee 1; Musical Productions 1,2, 3,4; Junior Class Play 3; Pantherettes 1,2; G. A. A. 1,2, 3,4. JOAN FISHER-Choir 4; N'Ergettes 3,4; Treasurer 4, Vice President 3; Pantherettes 1,2; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3, 4; President 3. 147 PAT FISHER-Choir 4; Musical Productions 4; Minute Men Associate 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 1; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Track 1,2, 3,4; Board of Awards 4; N Club 3,4; President 4; Sports Royalty King 4. BEN FLASKAMP-F. F. A. 1,2,3; Treasurer and Reporter; Football 3,4. JEAN FORBES-N'Ergettes 4; Transferred from Neligh 4. D1ANN FOSS-Band 1, 2, 3,4; Clarinet Quartet 1,3,4; Musical Productions 1, 2, 3, 4; Debate Squad 1, 3; Declamatory 3; Junior Class Play Staff 3; Panther Staff 3.4; Associate Editor 3, Writer 4; Milestone Staff 3,4; Associate Editor 3, Editor 4; Pantherettes 3,4; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3,4; Secretary 3; Regents Alternate 4. JANELLE FUH RM AN - Glee 1, 2; Boys' Glee Accompanist 2. MALLIE RAE GALL-Choir 3,4; Accompanist 4; Accompanist for Senior and Junior Boys' Quartets and Boys' Octet 3,4; Musical Productions 1, 2, 3, 4; N’Ergettes 1,2, 3, 4; Secretary 3; Spanish Club 1,2; Student Council 1,3,4, Treasurer 4; Tri-Hi-Yl, 2, 3, 4, Presidentl; Regents Alternate 4; Kiwanis Award Winner 2; Milestone Girl 4; Elks Award 4. BEVGARDNER-Band 1,2. 3,4; Glee 1; Musical Productions 1,2, 3,4; Pantherettes 3,4; G. A. A. 4; F. H. A. 4. Transferred from Fullerton 2. BRABARA GARDNER-Band 2,3,4; Musical Productions 2, 3,4; F.H. A. 4. GARY GETTMAN-Band 1,2,3; Musical Productions 1,2, 3; Minute Men 1; Football 1,2,3; Track 1,2; N Club 3. BONNIE GOCKEN-Band 1,2, 3, 4; Musical Productions 1, 2,3,4; N'Ergettes 1; Ad Solicitor 4; Spanish Club 1,2; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2, 3,4; Glee 1,2; Homecoming Attendent 4. JEAN GOWLER-Pantherettes 1, 2; Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4; G. A. A. 1,2, 3; F. H. A. 4; Glee 1, 2. KENNY GRABER DAVE GRAY-Choir 2,3,4; Glee 1; Musical Productions 1, 2,3,4; Football 1,3; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3. TOM GRAY-Choir 2, 3,4; Quartet 2,3,4; Octet 3,4; Musical Productions 3,4; Minute Men 2; Football 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; N Club 3,4; Secretary 4; State Music Clinic 4. RON HAMPTON-Choir4; Boys' Glee 1; Milestone Ad Solicitor 4; Football 1,2; Basketball 1.3; Track 1,3,4; Student Manager 1. BRUCE HANSON-Band 1,2, 3,4; Choir 2,3; Debate Squad 3,4; Minute Men 1,2,3; Spanish Club 1; Class Officer 1; Youth Council 3; Canteen Council 3; Hi-Y 1,2,3,4; Football 1; Junior Rotarian 3; Cheerleader 4. LAURA HARGIS-Gleel, 2; Musical Productions 1,2; Pan-therStaff4; Pantherettes 1,2; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3,4; G. A. A. 1,2, 3,4; F.H. A. 4. DIANE HECKMAN-Junior Class Play Staff 3. JUDY HENRY-Glee 1,2,3; Musical Productions 1,2,3; Junior Class Play Staff 3; Panther and Milestone Staff 4; Stage Crew 3; Pantherettes 2; Spanish Club 2; Tri-Hi-Y 1.2, 3.4; G. A. A. 4. ARLIS HENZLER-Glee 1; Pantherettes 3; F. H. A. 4. FRED HIATT-Football 1,2,4; Basketball 1.2; N Club 4, President 4; Regents Alternate. DALE HINKEN-Football 2,3,4 LARRY HOFMANN-F. F. A. 1, 2, 3; Football 4. SHARON HOSKINSON-Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Clarinet Choir 3,4; Glee 1,2, Musical Productions 1,2, 3,4; Pantherettes 4. 148 NANCY HUELLE-Musical Productions 1,2; Glee 1,2; Milestone Ad Solicitor 4; N’Ergettes 3,4; Spanish Club 1,2; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2, 3,4; Vice President 3. ANN LAUBSCH-Glee 1. TOMILEE HUGHES-Band 1,2, 3,4; Choir 2,3,4; Musical BONNIE LEU-Glee 1,2,3; One-Act Play 3; Pantherettes 1,2, 3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2, 3,4; G. A. A. 1,2,4; F. H. A.. 4. Productions 1,2, 3,4; Junior Class Play Staff 3; Panther Writer 3,4; Milestone Staff 4; Pantherettes 3; Spanish Club 1,2; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3,4; Regents Alternate 4; State Music Clinic 3. LORENA LEU SHEILA JOHNSON-Choir 4; Musical Productions 1,2, 3, 4; Panther Staff 3,4; Ad Solicitor 3; Pantherettes 1,2, 3, 4; Vice President 4; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2, 3, 4; Secretary 4; County Government 3, NADYNE LONG-Band 1,2,3,4; Orchestra 1,2,4; Woodwind Quintet 1,2,3,4; Debate 1; Declamatory 1; Junior Class Play Staff 3; N'Ergettes 2; Pantherettes 1,3,4; Student Council 2,4; Secretary 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3,4, President 4; Country Government 3; Girls' State 3; Regents Alternate 4; Cheerleader 4; Homecoming Attendant 4; Elks Award 4. MARTIN JONES-Minute Man 3; Football 1,3,4; Student Manager 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; N Club 4; Transferred from Madison 2. JUDY McCARROLL-Choir 4; Regents Alternate. Transferred from Niobrara 4. JIM KASPAREK-Panther Staff 4. ROGER Me KIBBEN-Band 1,2, 3, 4; Musical Productions 1, 2,3,4; Panther Staff 3,4. LOWELL KIMBLE-Band 3, 4; Brass Sextet 3; Woodwind Quintet 4; Musical Productions 3,4; County Government 3; State Music Clinic 4; Transferred from Plainview 3. La DONNA McMURTRY LINDA KINCANNON-Glee 1, 2; Panther Staff 2; Milestone Staff 3,4; Ad Solicitor 3; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3,4. DAN MALM-Stage Crew 1,2; Football 1,2,3,4; Tennis 2; Declamatory 3. BILL KING-Bandl; Choir 2; Boys' Glee 1; Panther Writer 4. JIMMASHEK-Band 1,2, 3, 4; Hi-Y 2,3; Regents Alternate 4; Junior Rotarian 3; Projectionist 2,3,4. KEN KING-Choir 4; Musical Productions 4; Projectionist 3,4; State Crew 1,2, 3,4; Football 1,2,4; Track 2; Student Manager 1,3; N Club 3,4. BEV MATHER-Spanish Club 1; Tri-Hi-Y 1,3,4; G. A. A. 1,3,4; F. H. A. 4. CAROL KLUG-Musical Productions 1, Glee 1; Pantherettes 2,3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 4; G. A. A. 4; F. H. A. 4. SANDRA MELSON-Tri-Hi-Y 4; Trasferred from Kansas City, Missouri 4. DICK KLUG-Junior Class Play 3; Hi-Y 1,2,4; Junior Ro-tarian 3. BOB MILLER DeWITT MILLER-City Government 3. ROBBIE LAMM-Spanish Club 2; City Government 3; Regents Alternate 4; National Merit Semi-finalist 4. MARTHA MILLER-Panther Staff 2; Milestone Staff 3; Ad Solicitor 3. 149 JOAN LARSON-Transferred to Ewing 2. DIANA NELSON-Choir 3,4; Musical Productions 1,2, 3,4; Ad Solicitor 4; Pantherettes 1,2, 3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2, 3,4; Secretary 2; G. A. A. 3,4. WES NISKER-Band 1,2, 3, 4; Orchestra 3,4; Choir 2, 3,4; Brass Choir 3,4; Coronet Ensemble 3; Boys' Quartet 1,2; Band and Choir Concerts 1,2,3,4; Debate Squad 3,4; Thespians 1. 2; Junior Class Play 3; Minute Men 2, 3,4; Class Officer 3; Youth Council 4; Canteen Council 4, Mayor 4; Hi-Y 1,2, 3,4; Officer 3,4; City Government 3; Basketball 1,2; Golf 1,2, 3,4; N Club 4; Regents Alternate 4. JERRY NORDEEN-Choir 2,3,4; Musical Productions 2, 3, 4; Junior Class Play 3; Panther Staff 4; Milestone Staff 4; Ad Solicitor 4; Stage Crew 1; Minute Men 1,2, 3,4; County Government 3; Football 4; Basketball 2,3; Golf 3,4; Student Manager 1; Boys' Glee 1 JEANINE NOYER-Pantherettes 3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4; F. H. A. 4. Transferred from Granite City, Illinois 3. KAREN NOYES-Glee 1,2; Musical Productions 1,2; Panther Assistant Editor 4; Ad Solicitor 3; Pantherettes 1,2, 3,4; Treasurer 1, President 4; Youth Council 1; Tri-Hi -Y 1,2,3,4; President 2; County Government 3; Girls' State Alternate 3; Regents Alternate 4. NORMAN OCHSNER-F. F. A. 1,2. JOHN O'DEY-Projectionist 4; Football 1,2, 3,4. DAN O'GORMAN-Canteen Council 1. Transferred from Sacred Heart 4. SALLY PALMER-Band 1,2, 3,4; Choir 3,4; Choir Council 4; Flute Choir 3; Musical Productions 1,2,3,4; Panther Staff 3; Milestone Staff 3,4; Quill and Scroll 3,4; N'Er-gettes 1; Class Officer 2; Student Council 3; Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3,4; Vice President 1; County Government 3; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Homecoming Attendant 4; Sports Royalty Queen 4. SANDY PALMER-Band 1,2,3,4; Choir 3,4; Woodwind Quintet 1,2,3,4; Musical Productions 1,2, 3,4; Junior Class Play Staff 3; Panther Staff 3; Milestone Staff 3,4; Quill and Scroll 3,4; N’Ergettes 1,2; Pantherettes 3; Spanish Club 1; Class Officer 1; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 1; County Government 3; Cheerleader 4; Homecoming Attendant 4. EDELENE POLLMAN-Glee 1,2; Musical Productions 1, 2; Junior Class Play 3; N'Ergettes 3,4; Pantherettes 1,2; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3,4; President 3. BARBARA RAABE-Transferred from Hoskins 3. SHIRLEY RAABE-Band Majorette 1,2,3,4; Glee 1.2; Musical Productions 1,2; Pantherettes 2,3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4. BARBARA RAASCH-Pantherettes 1; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4, Treasurer 4; City Government 3; G. A. A. 2,3, Treasurer 3. BOB RADNICH-Band 1,2, 3,4; Choir 2, 3,4; Choir Council 2,4; Quartet 1,2, 3, 4; Boys' Octet 3,4; Musical Productions 1,2,3,4; Thespians 1, 2; Minute Men 1,2,3; Class Officer 1,2, 3,4; Youth Council 3; Hi-Y 1,2, 3,4; President 4; County Government 3; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Tennis 2,3; N Club 3,4; Officer 4; Boys' State 3; Regents Winner 4; State Music Clinic 3,4; Exchange Student to Germany 4; Sports Royalty Attendant 4; Milestone Boy 4. FARREL RAKOWSKY ROGER REEVES-Band 1,2,3; Woodwind Quintet 1,2,3; City Government 3; Football 1; Golf 1. TERRY RENNER-Panther Staff 4; Milestone Staff 4; Minute Men 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2, 3,4; Board of Awards 4; N Club 4. 150 JOYCE RIEKENBERG-Choir 3,4; Glee 1.2; Musical Productions 1,2,3,4; Pantherettes 3,4; Treasurer 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3. ARDITH ROBERTSON-Band 1,2, 3,4; Orchestra 1.2, 3, 4; Choir 2,3,4; Choir Council 4; Woodwind Quintet 1,2,3, 4; Girls'Trio 1, 2, 3,4; Triple Trio 4; Musical Productions 1,2, 3,4; Junior Class Play 3; One Act Play 2; Panther Staff 3,4; Milestone Staff 4; Pantherettes 3; Spanish Club 1,2; Secretary 2; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3,4; Treasurer 2; City Government 3; State Music Clinic 3,4. JIM ROSACKER MARY SCHEURICH-Choir 3,4; Musical Productions 3, 4; Pantherettes 1,2; Tri-Hi-Y 4. Transferred from Hoskins 2. TOM SEEVERS-Boys' Glee 4; Hi-Y; Basketball 1; Track 1; Actuarial Society Award 3. JUDY SIECKE-Panther Staff 3; Pantherettes 2,3, 4; G. A. A. 2. BILL SIEDSCHLAG-F. F. A. 1,2,3; Football 3,4; N Club 4. GARY SMITH SHARON SOMMERFELD-Band 1, 2, 3,4; Stage Crew 3; Pantherettes 3.4; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2, 3.4; State Music Clinic 4. SHARON STEWART-Girls' Glee 1, 2; Declamatory 3; One-Act Play 3; Stage Crew 3; Pantherettes 1,2; Spanish Club 1, 2; Tri-Hi-Y 4. JANICE SUNDERMAN-Junior Class Play 3; Pantherettes 3, 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4; F. H. A. 4; Transferred from Madison 2. BOB TALBOT-Spanish Club 1,2; County Government 3. BILL THENHAUS-Choir 2, 3,4; Musical Productions 2, 3, 4; Projectionist 1,2, 3.4; Hi-Y 1,2,3,4. VICKIE THOMAS-Choir 3,4; Musical Productions 1,2; Pantherettes 2,3; G. A. A. 1. JOYCE THOMPSON LOISTIMPERLY-Milestone Ad Solicitor 3,4; Pantherettes 1,2,3; Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3,4; G. A. A. 1,2; Cheerleader 4. BARBARA TIPPY LOUIS UECKER-Milestone Ad Solicitor 1; F. F. A. 1,2, 3.4. DELORES UTTECHT-Transferred from Ray High School in Corpus Christi, Texas 4. JOANN UTTECHT-Glee 1; Panther Staff 2. GLORIA VON SEGGERN-G. A. A. 2. DALLAS WACHTER-F. F. A. 1,2, 3. 4. CONNIE WAGNER-Pantherettes 1,2. LEON WAGNER-F. F. A. 1,2,3; Track 1. GARY WEAVER-Milestone Ad Solicitor 3,4. JO WEDDINGFELD-Choir 2,3,4; Triple Trio 4; Musical Productions 1,2, 3,4; Declamatory 2; Panther Staff 2, 3; Milestone Staff 3,4, Snapshot Editor 3, Assistant Editor 4; Pantherettes 1,2,3; Quill and Scroll 3.4; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3,4, President 3; County Government 3; Regents Alternate 4; State Music Clinic 4; Glee 1. DAVE WEICH-Spanish Club 1,2; County Government 3; Football 1; Basketball 1, 2,3,4; Track 2; Student Manager KATHY WELCH-Band 1,2, 3, 4; Choir 2, 3,4; Choir Council 3; Girls' Trio 1,2,3,4; Triple Trio 3,4; Declamatory 3; N’Ergettes 1.2,3,4; President 4; Spanish Club 1,2; Class Officer3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2, 3, 4; Officer 1,2,4; State Music Clinic 3,4. MONTE WESTPHAL-Regents Alternate 4; Transferred from West Allis, Wisconsin. WOODY WILLIAMS-Minute Men 3.4; Spanish Club 1,2; Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Regents Alternate 4. DAWN WILHAMSEN-Declamatory 1; Thespians 1; Debate 2; N'Ergettes 1,2, 3,4; Spanish Club 1,2; Class Officer 3, 4; Canteen Council 1; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2, 3, 4; Regents Alternate 4. MARIETTA WITTLER-Musical Productions 2,4; Glee 2, 4; Pantherettes 2. Transferred from Hoskins 2. LESLIE WOOD-Transferred from Mason City, Iowa 3. LAURETTE WRIGHTSON-Band Majorette 2,3,4; Choir 3, 4; Musical Productions 1,2, 3. 4; Pantherettes 1; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4. LYMAN WRIGHTSON-Junior Class Play 3; Minute Men 3,4; Football 1; Basketball 1; Regents Alternate 4; National Merit Semi-Finalist 4. JAMES WAGNER-Football 1,2,3,4; N Club 4; Regents Winner 4; National Merit Finalist 4. JUDY FILSINGER-Tri-Hi-Y 4; Choir 4; Transferred from Clearwater 4; Elks Award 4. 151 Adkins, Genie 104, 38,49 Adkins, Jay 18,86,72,48,49,40 Ahlmann, Sharon 129,39 Ainsworth, Betty 104,27,49 Ainsworth, Judy 24,86 Albers, Lewis 126 Allison, Shirley 126 Altstadt, Gloria 126 Andersen, Neil 63,64,68,86,102 Andersen, Terry 126 Anderson, Don 120 Anderson, Douglas 49, 42,104 Anderson, Janice 22,30,104,41,46, 38 Anderson, Judy 126, 39 Ankerstar, Diane 14, 86,47,102, 27, 15 Apfel, Gary 123 Apfel, Jane 86,47,38,49 Armentrout, Bill 126 Ashby, Carol 120 Asmus, Chuck 126,76,47,27 Axford, Rosalie 104,49 Ayers, Bill 120 Baldridge, Rae Ann 120, 27 Barber, Wendi 120,47,39,49 Barr, Douglas 126 Barritt, Diane 49, 42.104, 38 Bates, Edna 86 Bathke, Carol 51,86,48,38,49 Bathke, Harold 126 Bauer, Glenn 104,49 Bauer, Susan 86, 38 Bauermeister, Robert 63, 64, 68, 86 Bauman, John 87,102,101 Beckenhauer, Donna 87, 38,49 Behmer, Marcia 120 Behnke, Jerry 123 Behrens, Bob 104 Benck, Bob 104 Benck, Richard 126 Benjamin, Jerry 126 , 76,47 Benson, Gary 126 Benson, Nancy 22,120,46,48,28,39, 27.49 Benson, Robert 126, 76 Benson, Sharon 126 Berge, David 87 Berner, Julie 17,18.30.31,43,51,87, 1.41.50.38.52.28.102.49 Bettin, Bud 63,64,68,87,71,72,27, 15 Bettin, Ronnie 130 Beyer, Dorothy 130 Bickley, Bill 120, 40 Blank, Larry 123, 76 Bleich, Ronnie 126,40 Blinn, Gary 120,40 Block. Linda 37, 87. 38 Bloomquist, Loren 120 Bock, Don 126,46 Bockelman, Frances 104 Bohn, Jean 87 Bolz, Farrell 126 Bottorff, Terry 104, 76, 72 Bowers, Clarence 126 Boyd, Carole 87 Boyd, Keith 22,126, 76 Braasch, Sandra 126 Braithwaite, Frank 87,102, 27, 20 Brasch, Steve 22,88,49 Brei, Judy 88,49 Brei, Richard 126 Bretschneider, Joyce Bricker, Bob 104 Brixius, Donna 120 Brixius, Larry 120 Brixius, Ray 31 Brown, Leona 88,34,47 Brozek, Jim 126 Brozek, Kathy 88 Brunmeier, Marilyn 105 Bernstrauch, Bill 126 Buss, Connie 105, 38 Busskohl, Douglas 18, 22,16, 63, 65, 68, 37, 88, 50, 71, 46, 72,48,40, 52, 102.49 Bussmann, Bob 126 Campbell, Beverly 120, 35 Campbell, Margilee 51,88,41,47, 38.102.49 Campbell, Marilyn 126,47 Cannon, Barbara 126 Carlson, Kendall 51,105,46,48,40,52 52.49 Carlson, Meldean 105 Carmichael, Bill 120,27,49 Carstens, Beverly 37,88,38,102,27, 49 Carstens, Donna 126 Cary, Gloria 120 Cary, Nancy 126 Caton, Donnie 126,47 Chaffin, Cheryl 126,39 Chleboun, Betty 88 Christensen, Linda 120,39,27,49 Christensen, Richard 31,51,88,47, 52,49 Christian, Clyde 120 Christoffersen, Steve 36,105 Cisler, Terry 126 Clark. Diane 30,45, 89,47,48,38, 49 Clark, Judy 105,38 Clark, Lynda 126,39 Cobb, Dick 105 Coble, Craig 126 Coldiron, Kay 63,65, 68,105 Cole, Delbert 127 Cole, Karen 127 Colwell, Joyce 35,120 Combs, Jayne 89, 48, 38,102, 49 Cook, Carol 37,127,41,46,39, 27 Cornett, Buddy 127 Coughtry, Irene 120 Crane, David 127 Creager, Marla 127,39 Crippen, Bob 89, 71,72 Cubbison, Elsie 120,39 Cubbison, Wesley 127 Daniel, Arvid 127,46 Danskin, Elaine 14, 24, 89,46, 38, 49,15 Davis, Carole 127,39,49 Davis, Wallie 63, 65, 68,89, 50, 49 Dean, Gary 123 Dearmin, Jan 89 Degaillez, Chuck 43,105, 49 Degaillez, Dick 105 Degaillez, JoAnn 105, 38 Degner.Les 127 Deitloff, Sharon 37,105, 47. 38 Deke, Nadine 18,31,89,47 152 Delaforge, Bernard 17,18, 22, 89, 27 Derrien, Lavon 37,106,38 Dewes, Barbara 120 Diefenderfer, Larry 120 Drefke, Gary 120,49 Drevsen, Janet 120, 39, 49 Duryea, Larry Ehrichs, Rita 30,31,45,160,1,38, 27 Elkins, Loree 127,47,39 Elston, Gary 106,40 Emrich, Randy 106 Emrich, Tom 22, 37, 42, 63, 68,106, 46,48,40, 52,49 Endes, JoAnn 118 Fahrenholz, Fayne 106 Fairbanks, James 127 Farr, Gene 120 Faubel. Pat 51,89, 28, 31, 52,102, 49 Fauss, Lanny 63,68,106 Ferguson, Arlene 90,49, Fiehn, Roger 106,40 Filsinger, Judy 90,38,101,49 Fisher, Diane 37,127 Fisher, Joan 49, 30, 90, 38, 27 Fisher, Pat 63, 68, 90, 50, 71, 72, 27 49,15 Flaskamp, Ben 63,68,90 Fleming, Sara 30,31,106,49 Flesner, Marlene 106 Flesner, Ronnie Follette, Bob 127 Forbes, Jean 90 Forslund, Ronald 127 Foss, Cheryl 25, 37,127, 39 Foss, Diann 30, 31,18, 90,1,38,102 Fowler, Carolyn 130 Frank, Jan 120, 39 Frank, Marvin 43, 68,106, 71, 72 Frederick, Karl 90 Frederiksen, Charles 106 Frederiksen, Jean 37,120, 39, 27,49 Frink, Mardelle 107 Frink, Marlene 120, 39 Froehlich, Janice 120 Frohloff, Jack 36,120, 76 Fryer, Sandra 107 Fuhrman, Janelle 90 Fuhrmann, Marilyn 127 Fuhrmann, Phyllis 107 Gall, Mallie Rae 22,91,12,38,52, 102,101,49 Gardner, Barbara 91,47 Gardner, Beverly 91,47,48 Gartner, Nancy 37,127,47,39 Gettman, Gary 91 Geyer, Norman 33,107 Glaze, Janet 127 Gocken, Bonnie 14, 91,47, 38 Goetsch, Carol 127 Goodell, Ray 130 Gowler, Jim 127, 76 Gowler, Norma Jean 91,38 Graber, Alberta 120 Graber, Connie 127 Graber. Kenneth 91 Graves, Roxanne 123, 39 Gray, David 91,49 Gray, Tom 63, 64,68, 91, 71, 72, 52, 49 Gregor, Larry 120, 50,49 Grieves, Leland 123,46 Gugat, Alene 127 Gummus, Randall 130 Gummus, Richard 107 Hasse, Julene 107 Haase, Rozella 120 Haight, Ruth 130 Hales, Sharon 107.38 Hall, Judy 127 Hall, Terri 127, 39 Hamilton, Merlin 107,46 Hammer, Bob 127,47 Hammer, Jackie 120, 39 Hammerlun, Gene 51,107, 52 Hammond, Rebecca 51,120.48 Hansen, Janice 107 Hanson, Bruce 18, 37,43, 92,47,48, 40 Hanson, Mary Edith 51,48,39,49 Harbart, Erika 107 Harbart, Irene 121, 39 Hargis, Dan 127, 47 Hargis, Laura 31,37,92,38 Hartford, Harley 127 Hartford, Rosalee 130 Hartwig, Gordon 63,36,68.121 Hartwig, Sandra 127 Hass, Bob 130 Hass. Wallie 107 Hatterman, Robert 121 Hausmann, Sharlyn 121 Heckman, Diane 92 Heckman, Gary 127 Heckman, Karen 108 Heckman, Lois 108 Heckman, Randy 118 Heiderman, Martha 108 Henderson, Ron 63, 65, 68,108 71 73,38,27 Henrichs, Judy 121 Henry, Judy 30,31,92,1,38 Henzler, Arlis 92 Hetrick, Virginia 108 Hiatt, Fred 63,64,68,92,102,27 Hiatt, Helen 121,39 Hibbing, Carol 108 Higenbock, Larry 127 Hilkemeier, Ronnie 22,121,76,46 27.49 Hilkemeier, Terry 127 Hille, Dale 123 Hille, Larry 127 Hiller, Bruce 22,63,65,68,108 Himes, Mable 18,37,51,108.48,38, 27.49 Hinken, Dale 92 Hintz, Leslie 121 Hintz, Rickee 128 Hoffart, Lynn 121 Hofferber, Eileen 121,38 Hoffman, Dan 118 Hofmann, Larry 92 Hofmann, Roger 33,108 Hoover, Jan 121 Hoover, Lyle 128 Hoover. Lynn 128 Hoppe 1, Larry 128, 76 Hoppel, Linda 25.128,48.39 Hoppel, Lonnie 128, 76 Hoskinson, Sharon 92,47 Huebner, Sharon 108 Huelle, Nancy 93,38 Hughes, Tomilee 30,31,93,1,46,38, 102,49 Hundt, Betty 128 Hundt, Janet 108 153 James, Dean 121 James, Janice 121,39 Janovec, Leonard 128 Janssen, Bill 108 Janssen, Ronnie 109 Jeffrey, Doug 123 Jensen, Larry 128 Jochens, Albert 18, 63, 64, 68,109 Jochens, Lon 128 John, Jeannette 128,48,39 Johnson, David Johnson, Gretchen 18,49,20,30,42, 51,109,1,48,38,52 Johnson, Julie 18, 51,109,48, 38,49 Johnson, LeRoy 33,109 Johnson, Marc 128,76,21 Johnson, Ricky 128 Johnson, Sheila 31, 37, 93, 28, 38,49 Jones, Jon 123,49 Jones, Martin 63,93 Kasparek, Jane 130,39, Kasparek, Jim 31,93 Kaufman, Patricia 109,38 Kayl, Carolyn 128,39 Kelly, James 130 Kelly, Kay 121,39 Kelly, Pamela 121,39 Kerber, Maxine 121 Kimble, Glenn 128 Kimble, Lowell 93,46,48 Kincannon, Linda 30, 93,1, 38 King. Bill 93 King, Bruce 63,68,109 King. Ken 43,63, 64,68,93.49 Kittelson. Carol 121,47,39 Klawitter, Karen 109,38,49 Klawonn, Sherry 25, 37,121, 39,49 Klug, Carol 94,38 Klug, Dick 18,94,40 Klug, Nancy 35,121 Knudtson, Donna 128 Kohler, Karen 109, 38 Kortje, Carol 128 Kortje, Jeanette 109 Kortje, Marlene 109, 38 Krueger, Glenn 109 Kruger, Victor 121 Kusy, Carolyn 22,128, 27 Kusy, Jay 30, 31,118 LaCroix, Glenda 121 Lamm, Robert 94,102,101 Lamm, Sandy 42,110 Lanman, Linda 25,37,121,39 Larson, Joan 94 Larson, Richard 121 Lau, Judy 45,110,38,49 Lau, Lou Jean 45,110, 38, 27,49 Laubsch, Ann 94 Laubsch, Marlin 123 Lefavor, Karen 128,48,39 Leiding, Judy 121,39 Leitzke, Bonnie 43,110 Leu, Bonnie 34,94,38 Leu, Carla 128 Leu, Lorena 94 Leu, Lyle Leu, Marlin 121,76,21 Lihs, Randall 42,110,40 Lindsteadt, Kathryn 110, 38 Lintt, Marion 121 Liveringhouse, Carol 110 Livingston, Michele 37,110,47,38 Long, Dennis 128 Long, Jerry 128 Long, Keith 121 Long, Nadyne 14,17,22,24,37,43, 94,46,48,38,102 Lord, Marlene 110 Lueders, Rogene 110,46, 38,49 McCarroll, Jean 130 McCarroll, Judy 94,102,49 McCarthy, Mike 110,40 McIntosh, LaVerne 121 McKenzie, Ellen 121,39 McKenzie, Ronald 121 McKibben, Roger 31, 95,46 McMahon, Mike 18,63,110,76 McMurtry, LaDonna 95 McQuistan, Bette 128, 39 Maas, Gloria 128,39 Maas, LaJean 121 Macumber, Robert 128 Mahoney, Jim 128 Maple, Betty 18, 111, 38 Marlott, Roger 128 Marotz, Loy 128,76 Marquardt, Charles 128 Marquardt, James 18, 111, 49 Marr, Sandra 121 Marshall, Fred 130 Marshall, Joanne 121,39 Marshall, LeRoy 128 Mashek, Jim 18,95.102 Mather, Beverly 34, 95,38 Mather, Vici 128 Mathews, Pamela 121 Matzke, Judy 13,37,51,111,46,48, 38,52,49 May, Gwen 128 Mayo, Denny 76 Melson, Connie 128 Melson, Sandra 95, 38 Michaelson, Rick 122 Milander, Delwyn 122 Miller, Carolann 111 Miller, DeAnn 122,48, 39 Miller, DeWitt 95 Miller, Donetta 122 Miller, Gene 128 Miller, Janice 122 Miller, John 63,122,46,49 Miller, Marilyn 129 Miller, Martha 111 Miller, Robert 111, 130 Miller, Ronald 122 Mitchell, Roland 122 Motycka, Joan 122, 39, 49, 21 Mountjoy, Yolande 37,122, 39,101, 27,21 Mrsny, Larry 122 Mueller, LaVerne 130 Muller, Carole 129,47, 39 Mumford, Diane 129,47,48 Myers, Dan 111,71,73,27,20 Nathan, Jerry 122 Nelson, Diana 30,31,95,28,38,49 Nelson, Garry 129 Nelson, James 111 Nelson, Patricia 111 Newkirk, Donna 42, 111, 52,49 Nisker, Wes 37,43, 95. 41,46.48, 40, 102,27,49 Nitz, Larry 36,122 Nordeen, Jerry 30,31,95,1,27,49 Northouse, Leon 18, 111 Northouse, Lou Ann 129, 39 154 Noyer, Carolyn 129 Noyer, Jeanine 96, 38 Noyes, Karen 31,96, 28, 38,102 Nungesser, Sandra 111 Nykodym, Gilbert 18,43,112,46 Nykodym, James 122,46 Ochsner, Norman 96 O'Dey, Chuck 130 O'Dey, John 36,63, 64, 68,118 O'Gorman, Dan 96 Osborn, Bette 129,46,39,27 Osborne, Carolyn 122,47,39,49 Oss, James 112 Owens, Judy 129 Palmer. Bill 112,40,49 Palmer. Sally 14,18, 24,30, 96,1, 50,46,38,49.15 Palmer, Sandy 14,18,24, 30, 96,1, 46,38,49 Pasewalk, Dean 112 Patton, Karen 51,122,48,39 Paulson. Erwin 63, 68,112 Paulson. Virgil 129, 76 Perrigo, Steve 123 Peters, Mary Ann 112,38,49 Peterson, Terry 122 Phillips, Betty 122 Pickard, Julia 129 Pickard, Kathleen Pinnt, David 129 Pinnt, Rachel 18,112,49 Pollman, Edelene 96,38,27 Pollman, H.R. 122,76,40 Pospisil, Jerry 112, 76 Pospisil, Larry 122 Pospisil, Marcus 122 Pospisil, Marlin 112 Post, Darlene 112 Potter. Arlene Potter, Carolyn 96 Powell, Dave 37.42,112,41,40,27, 49 Price, Dennis Prince, Gerald 122 Pugh, Ronnie 129,76 Puls, Dallas 122 Putnam, Steve 48.63,68,122, 76 Quigley, Dennis 129,47 Quigley, Lynn 112 Raabe, Barbara 96 Raabe, Shirley 37,45, 97, 38 Raasch, Barbara 37,97,38,102 Raasch, Jean 30, 31,113, 38 Radnick, Bob 17, 37, 20, 63, 65, 68, 97,13, 50,15, 71,73,46,40,52,102, 49 Rahde, LeRoy 129 Rahde, Louise 113 Rakowsky, Jarrel 97 Ransom, Jim 129,46 Real, Jean 118 Redmond, Roy 30,31,42,63,68,113, 1,40 Reed, Delmar 122 Reed, Shirley 97 Rees, Connie 129,39 Rees, Pat 113 Reeves. Roger 97 Reichow, Robert 129 Renner, Terry 30, 31,63, 64, 68, 97,71, 73,27 Ressell, Pat 113 Riehart, Shirley 113 Riekenberg, Joyce 49, 97, 28,38 Riley, Sharon 123,39 Ring, Billie 25,122,39,49,21 Riser, Judy 37,113,47,38 Risor, Darryl 129 Risor, Jim 122,47 Robbins, Miva 113 Robertson, Ardith 30,52,31,51,97, 1,50,46,48,38.49 Robinson, Charles 129 Robinson, Karron 113, 38 Rogers, Reggie 129,46, 21 Rogge, Randy 130 Rogge, Terry 122 Roker, Ruth 113 Roman, Ransy 18,30,113,40,4° Rosacker, Jim 98 Rottler, Leslie 129 Rowland, Allen 122 Saltonstall, Dolly 113, 38, 39 Saltonstall, Lynn 37,122, 41,49 Schaaf, Jeanie 129,39 Scheurich, Mary 98,38,49 Schipporeit, Dale 114 Schlect, Sharon 122,39 Schmidt, Diane 129,46,39 Schmidt, Robert 129 Schmode. Paulette 35,122,39,21 Schnebel, Mary 114 Schnoor, Gary 18,42,114, 27 Schnoor, Kathy 114, 39 Schnoor, Marlene 122, 38 Schoening, Judy 122,47,48,39,49 Schreiber, Darlene 129, 39 Schroeder, Diane 114 Schulz, Jacque 114 Schwerin, Larry 129 Scott, Diana 22,24,46,48,38,49 Scott, Sally 30,114,47,38,27,49, 20 Seda, Joe 122 Seevers, Tom 98 Shalberg, Bonnie 123,47 Shalberg, Bruce 114, 47,40 Shipps, Mary 123,39 Siecke, Judy 114 Siedschlag, Bill 63, 68, 98, 76 Siedschlag, Jim 123 Simpson, Don 114,47 Simpson, Susie 30,114, 38 Skeels, Jerry 129 Sloan, Tom 123 Smith, Doug 123 Smith. Gary A. 98 Smith, Judy 30,37,115,41,46,48, 38,52,49 Smith, Kenneth 18, 63,68.115,46 Smith, Pat 129,46,47,39 Sohl. Janis 37,115,38,49 Sohl, Karen 123, 39 Sommerfeld, Janet 123,47,39 Sommerfeld, Sharon 51, 98,47,38 Sovereign, Neoma 115 Spanggaard, Kay 115 Spanggaard, Russell 129 Splittgerber, Gene 129 Spicer, Elizabeth 115 Spiering, Sharon 115 Spreeman, Gynell 115 Starkel, Gerald 123 Steele, Dixie 129 Stevens, Dick 115 155 Stewart, Jack 42,115, 76, 46.48,40, 49 Stewart, Sharon 98,38 Stockman, Charles 115 Stoeber, Julie 115,38 Stone, Gary 116 Stone, Glen 129,76,47 Strate, Joann 116,38,49 Stuchlek, Karren 116 Sullivan, Donna 123 Sullivan, Larry 130 Sund, Mike 123 Sunderman, Arlen 123 Sunderman, Janice 98,38 Surber, Ann 43,116,48, 38 Swanson, Virginia 18, 30, 31,116, 38, 49 Swedburg, Tom 123,46.49 Swoboda, Betty 37,43,129,47, 39, 27 Swoboda, Dick 18, 37, 42, 43,116, 50. 52.27.20 Talbot, Bill 63,68,116 Talbot, Bob 98 Tempelmann, Ruth 34,42,116 Ternes, Dick 123,46,40 Thenhaus, Bill 36, 99 Theophilus, Don 18, 37,42, 63,65, 68.116.71.73.47.48.40.27.20 Thietje, Judy 116 Thirlwall, Kenneth 123 Thomas, Vicki 37,130,47, 21 Thomas, Vickie 99,39,49 Thompson, Jesse 123 Thompson, John Thompson, Joyce Thurstenson, David 118 Tiedgen, Becky 130,39 Tierney, Dixie 130,39 Timperley, Donna 116,38 Timperley, Gerald 123, 76 Timperley, Lois 24,116,38 Tippy, Barbara Titman, Barbara 123,39 Titman, Stanley 117 Towle, Lance 130 Truex, Dick 130 Tucker, Duncan 130 Tucker, Phil 117,47,40,49 Turk, Tom 123 Tweedy, Carol 117 Uecker, David 130 Uecker, Lajean 117, 38,49 Uecker. Louis 33, 99 Uehling, Frank 118 Uehling, Gerald 130 Unverfehrt, Margene 130, 39 Uttecht, Delores 99 Uttecht, Jerry 63, 68,130 Uttecht, JoAnn 99 Uttecht, Marilyn 130 Uttecht, Mary Ann 130 Uttecht, Monte 130,76 Uttecht, Shirley 117,38 Van Marel, Mary Ann 123 Verseman, JoAnn 117 Voecks, Judy 123,39 Vonderohe, Judy Von Seggren, Gloria Voss, Shirley 37.123,48, 39, 27,49 Wachter, Dallas Waggner, Judy Wagner, Connie 99 Wagner, Elaine 123, 39 Wagner, Gene 117 Wagner, James 63,65,101,68,99, 102 Wagner, Jerry 123 Wagner, Leon Walmsley, Carin 117 Walter, Lorraine 130, 39 Warnecke, Carol 130,29 Wead, Pat 130,76,41,46,20 Weaver, Gary 30,117 Webber, Jim 130, 76 Wechman, Kenneth 130 Weddingfeld, Jo 18, 30, 51,99,1, 38, 52.102.49 Weddingfeld, Teddy 18,42,43,117, 38.49 Weich, David 99,71,73 Weich, Susan 123 Weidman, Charles 130 Weight, Karen 117 Welch, Kathleen 51, 49, 20, 37,100, 46,48,38,52,27 Wenke, Roger 117,46,48,40 Westphal, Monte 100,102 Whitwer, Glen 123,41,49 Wichman, Kenneth Wichman, LeRoy 118 Wiechelman, Janice 118, 38 Wiley, Frank 188 Wilke, Duane 130 Williams, Dennis 130, 46, 47 Williams, Durwood 100,40,102, 27 Williams, Linda 130 Williamsen, Dawn 14,100,38,102, 27,20 Winter, Robert 130 Winter, Valere 130 Wittier, Larry 63,68,123 Wittier, Marietta 100 Wittnebel, Donna 123 Wolff, Roger 123 Woods, Leslie Kay 100 Wrightson, Laurette 45,100,38,49 Wrightson, Lyman 100,102,27 Young, Larry 123 Zobel, Beth 37,130,39, 21 156 w m