North Platte High School - Roundup Yearbook (North Platte, NE)

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IndividuaIiTy waxed sTrong among The junior class. I-Ionors wenT To Ann Richardson as a candidaTe Tor Quill and Scroll, The NaTionaI I-Ionor SocieTy Tor journaIisTs, and To Larry I-lansen and Jaclc Killian Tor becoming Eagle ScouTs. Juniors on The acTiviTies Board were PaT I-Ioward. Ann Richardson, and Jane Nisley. These sTudenTs are chosen by The STudenT Council Tor one Term Trom a IisT oT junior names selecTed by The TacuITy members. Even The library had a Touch oT The junior class wiTh Evelyn BarreTT, Delores Biehl, Emma Lou Wivell, and Mary Nosky smiling Trom behind The Iibrarian's deslc. Juniors also helped buy bonds when Don Berge, Wayne Cool, I-lelen Fong, ScoTT Richards, Irene OesTrich, and Rex Richardson purchased TwenTy- Tive dollar bonds. Charles Toogood and Evangeline Lymber each purchased one-hundred dollar bonds. The journalism course proved successTul TorJusTyn Wada and Ann Richardson, who were boTh ediTors oT The school paper, The Round-Up. The annual was also spoTTed here and There wiTh juniors. Rosaline Golden was TypisT. The associaTe class ediTor and music ediTor respecTiveIy were Ann Richardson, IVIarceTTe Wells, and Oma Lee Doeblce. Jane Miller was assisTanT phoTographer. IN FULL SWING. A liTTle geT To-geTher by a few members oi The band in The music room during a Tree period seems To be a TavoriTe sporT To These lads: Bill Evers, Tommy DooliTTlc I-Iarold Flora, Earl Johnson and Roy I-loTchIrisS. SOME PLACE IN NEBRASKA. A map is noT needed To locaTe NorTh PlaTTe, buT Shirley Marshall is jusT double checking. Following her pencil are CharloTTe Gress, Norman Thornburg Shirley Mae Vernon, and Rosaline Golden. AXVAKEN, CICEROI Reynold Re'ninjTon, Jane Miller Marfn Young Orna Lee Doeble, Donna I-leinz e, ard Lois Darfsh wish Cicero would awaken and help Thenn wiTh Their LaTin lessons especially in This Tes'. NOSES IN BOOKS. Bud Johnson Mi dord Crewoson Ivlelvir Qlandell Clarlce S-Taples Phyllis Srrkh Arline RraTher GPO Dfifuhv Loncar are so in'eresTed ir BeowulT TI'aT They are simply los' To 'his world. BESANIE MUCHOI To be up on The laTesT song hiTs ArTa Caroemer, Mary Lou CroTT, Donna Jean Inman, JusTyn Wada and Ernrna Lou Wivell are reviewing Their Spanish lesszn in sezend period Spanish ciass 24

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FLASH! COAST TO COAST! Banging away like a Harry KEEP YOUR WRISTS UP! Good advice il is lor lyping slu James' drummer are Pal Loncar, Roberla McFarland, Leona denls during praclice period. Typing lrom copy are Bob Koch, Marjorie Baker, and l-lelen Swain. Really hep lo lheir Brannon, Blanch Powell, Virgil Adle, Maxine Waller, Wilma lypewrilers lhese gals are second year 'lraineesf McNeel, Ursula Lehman, and Mary l-lunler. READING, 'RlTlNG, 'N 'RITHMETIC. Engrossed in lheir workbooks, LeRoyce While, Belly Neve, Marian Guslalson, Don DeLosh, and Dick Barnell make good use ol bookkeep- ing 'lab' period. Keeping lhe books slraighl is a iob. I THANK YOU! Rex Richardson lakes a bow belore Jim McMeekin, Norman Todenholl Rcberl Lowe, Jack Killian, and Dell Lewis. These handsome juniors are planning lo debale in lne Senale some day. 'TENTION STUDENTS! Alice Marlin direcrs a lense g ou ol aclresses in dramalics. Galhered around Alice a s e reads lrom her play book are Shirley Anoerson, Gwen l-l od Jean Mills, Miriam Seeger, and Oryine Sell. gif Q.:

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When The dramaTics class presenTed The play LeT- Ters To Lucerne, Don Ayars, Gwen I-lood, Orvine GOTT, Jane Miller, Jean Mills, Alice MarTin, Oma Lee Doeblce, and Conan CasTle capTured parTs. In The music deparTmenT Conan CasTle and Ann Richardson excelled in vocal work. Conan played The Trombone. Anne sang conTralTo. Every oTher Friday a program is presenTed by The high school, and is broadcasT over sTaTion KODY. Jaclc McDonald announced boys news. T-lelen Robinson Toolc over The chair oT social chairman Tor The Girl Reserves. JusTyn Wada was elecTed presidenT oT The Pep Club Tor I945. PerTecT aTTendance was achieved by KaThleen Bailey, Elsie Funlc, Ruby I-layashi, Maxine I-lazen, Wanda I-lill, Beulah I-lasTings, Mary T-lunTer, T-lenrieTTa T-luTTman, BeTTy Johnson, DoroThy Loncar, and Norman Toden- hoTT. Funds Tor The iunior-senior prom were earned wiTh The moving picTure Pardon My Sarong, sTar- ring AbboTT and CosTello. IT was shown April TiTTh, The price was TwenTy-Tive cenTs. The juniors voTed Wednesday, March 22 Tor Their class Tlower and colors. They chose yellow, gold and agua Tor Their class colors. The ionguil was Their class Tlower. Chosen prince and princess Tor The prom were Al I-lruby and Marion Norall. The prom daTe was seT Tor Tuesday, May I6. SUPER SINGING! Singing Tor all they are v.'fwrTn are Warca I-Iill, PaTTy I-Toward Corrirc- SmiTh, Ccrdeia Kiine and JCrry Miles. lnsTead oT singing Tor Their supper These gifs are singing hearTily Tor an excel.enT grade. IN-SPEC-TION: Lirinq up Tc' The insoediof cT Arrerica, liTeraTure noTes by C. F. WriqhT irs'ruiTor are BeTTy I-la' verson, MargueriTe McEvoy ScoTT Richards Floyd I-lun'er Pearl Wills and Mie Fuiimrro. A BREAD LINE? No, This isrr a bread line ius' a class American liTeraTure. The s'L.denTs are wailing 'reir Turn presenl Their noTes. They are Darrel Scnarmar Mihon Mc Conahay Donald Parrish Ccrice French and RJTT' Pyle. ONE PLUS ONE. Agebra isr'T ThaT sirrplo bu' The Tunoa menTals sTill have ln be lncffn, Lahcrirvg DainTuI'y aT 'F blackboard in room 303 are Gai' Lorraine Dick Kel'y Wa,' Cool Der Yocufn and Mawir Wccococlc, WHO IS LOCHINVAR? Efe'e'T Scrmid' is 'ryinq nis bfws' ro Tind The answer 'o Thaf qLesTir,n, He pirq him are J. C. Nisley, Iris Gan Eslher lfccn, ard David I-lamer. Czar books reveal Tha' 'nesc s'uden's rrea- busiress. 25