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

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xx LUSTY BEGINNERS: Top row: Carlene Griffith, Sally Sievers, Jean Bostwick, John Little, Donald Ewing, Leroy Smith, Ann McConkey, Lawrence Favinger, Shirley Taylor, Richard Daly, Marlin Miller, Lenice Comstock, Jeanette Gayman, Donna Kuhlman. Third row: Bill Enyeart, Kaye Voss, Delmar Sears, Martin Mills, Janet Hoschouer, Phyllis Coleman, Nancy Wolters, Janette Howe, Florice Jolliffe, Jim Waltemath, LeRoy Peterson, Belva Welch, Delores Luschen. Second row: Dorothy Mills, Marylene Mathers, Anna Mae Peregrine, Frances Kulp, Glenda Most, Betty Price, Angie Blackos, Kath- erine Drummy, Nancy Thrasher, Harriet Spadi, Mary June Peregrine, Wayne Carmichael, Jerry Ann Henderson, Don Blaesi. First row: Harold Hubert, Carol Houser, Alfreda Lymber, Gwendolyn Twidwell, Kenny Weesner, Vivian Goff, Barbara Pettitt, LaRae Brandt, Sherrilyn Matooka, Beverly Thorpe. The students elected Nancy Copeland to attend the i953 homecoming queen, Lorna Uphoff on October IO. Getting into the swing of every- thing, the busy sophomores represent- ed their class in Student council, and many of them actively supported the ballot booster campaign to encourage voters to get out and vote during the presidential election. Band mem- bers traveled to Holdrege to take part in the colorful parade honoring the United States Navy band. ' Chosen to induce spirit and back the team were Jay-Vee cheerleaders Joelene Michaels, Jeanette Gayman, and Carolyn Whiting. By displaying much vim, vigor, and vitality, the pep- sters boosted the junior varsiteers to many bright victories in both football and basketball. Whether in rain or in shine, this frisky group turned out to bolster the Bullpups to make fine sea-' sonal records. i FIRST TIME OUT. Top row: Bill McLean, Marston Doolittle, Gil Fosbinder, Kenny Keith, Otis Cross, Fred Vencill, Bob Gambs, Arlon Keeton, Gary Sandberg, William Rogers, Dave Bell, Glenn Carpenter, Conrey Keyes. Third row: Phil Morris, Dave Nutting, Glenn Koch, Myron Rumery, Jerry Peterson, Ron Van Nortwick, Jim Whitaker, Duane Hopkins, Eddie Humphrey, Jim Burrow, Guy Funk, Sidney Smith. Second row: Carol Runner, Roger Harano, Jason Armstrong, Tony Caudillo, Jim Rose, Eddy Rosencutter, John Simi, Fred Simi, Fred Page, Vicky Allen, Leonard Hiatt, Beverly Wolfe, Mary Haerer. First row: Donna Sparks, Donna Miller, Norma Jones, Gerry Griffin, Carolyn Backus, Sharron Wheeler, Phyllis Henderson, Doris Franssen, Bev Johansen, Nancy Easter, Charlotte McCullough, Joelene Michaels.

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YOUTHFULNESS BLOOMS. Top row: Jack Kinzer, Jim Dryden, John McNeil, Bill Ritner, Terry Martin. Keith Adams, Jim Kreymborg, Don Beyer, Rod Moore, Harry Tolly, Roy Larson, Jack Ely, Norman Ekberg. Third row: Dean Ward, Roger Harms, Harry Mitchell, Gary Jefferson, Dayton Smith, Clark Brown, Bob Loomis, Jerry Wellman, Harvey Florom, Maynard Slack, Jack McCullough, Gerry Danielson, Warren Wilson, Dave Fredrick. Second row: Jean Madison, Jo Layton, Beverly Blum, Noreen Wolverton, LeAnn Kunkel, Mary Anne Brackman, Norma Hughes, Patricia Mengel, Marjorie Dickerson, Carroll Iiams, Clara Muhlkamp, Shirley Ackerman, Patsy McCullough. First row: Nancy Copeland, Sharon Loomis, Nancy Morris, Joan Foglesong, Sonja Loshbaugh, Connie Dent, Mary Fix, Mary Beth Shreffler, Vee Arnold, Dottie Gilster Sophomores elected officers, October lO: Jim Whitaker, president, Otis Cross, vice-president, Nancy Morris, secretary, and Bob Loomis, sergeant-at-arms. Of- ficers soon organized class activities for the year: their parties, dances, and collection of picture money, se- lected committee members for choos- ing the class motto, flower, and colors, and special class committees. John McNeil, Alfredo Lymber, Nancy Copeland, and Ronald Dettman, dramatists of the sophomore class, helped push the all-school play, Jan- uary Thaw, on to a success, And now, since they have discovered the enjoy- ment of participating in such broad- way productions, they are looking for- ward to next year's performances. ln mid-November, the ambitious sophomores contributed a notable a- mount of wearing apparel for the Save the Children Federation. INTO THE FIRST STRETCH. Top row: John Hupfer, Frank Stewart, Ann Cappel, Sheila Bostwick, Eugene Kohl, Mari- lene Hemenway, David Bruner, Ronald Dettman, Dick Lawhead, Alvaretta Looney, Betty Thomas, Bill Everly, Joe McMichael. Third row: Nancy Caley, Jerry McConahay, Don Nunnenkamp, Ruth Holm, Bob Forrester, John Lile, Jerry Brewster, Harry Sims, Bob Johanneson, Shirley Eichstedt, Don Grumm, Glennis Knotts. Second row: Janice Sorden, Ann Ford, Jackie Prowett, Joyce White, Carole Dick, Judie Worley, Camille Goodfellow, Betty Hocquell, Carolyn Whiting? Norma Marrs, Arlynn Meyer, Marilyn Kasha, Darlene Booth. First row: Thresa Arney, Frances Barnes, Jeannine White, Twylla Walter, Martina Dominguez, Margie Lunkwitz, Marilyn Rinehart, Barbara Connell, Barbara DeWolf, Lily Beran, LaDonna Olson, Corrine Nelson, Janet Weekly. ll.. 4

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Juniors Round The Home Stretch Don Fitzgerald, president of the junior class, was assisted by Marlene Morrow, vice-president, Lyla Krumm, secretary, and Bob Hinman, sergeant-at-arms, in planning the activities, parties, and prom for the year. Don, Bob, and Lyla will also sit on the activities board. Important again this year, was junior County Government day. The winning candidates were Leeland Jandebeur, country assessor, Bob Hinman, county attorney, Karen Kunkel, county clerk, Mary Bassett, county commissioner, Lorna Havens, register of deeds, Bar- bara Kuhlmann, clerk of the district court, Newell Copeland, county trea- surer, Keith Stubbs, countv sheriff' K, 01103115 i mskggi l Keith Rose, county surveyor, Karen Dry- den, county judge, and Art Gunlicks, county superintendent of schools. These people filled four appoint- ed offices: Kenneth Okamoto, Jo-Ann Jarvis, Marlene Morrow, and Don Fitz- gerald. These officials visited offices at the courthouse. OFFICIAL BUSINESS. Reigning over the junior class, Don Fitzgerald, president, Marlene Mor- row, vice-president, Lyla Krumm, secretary, Bob Hinman, sergeant-at-arms Plan, CANDIDATES. Top row: Okamoto, Jandebeur, Rose, Stubbs, Gunlicks, Kunkel, Johnson, Bow- en. Middle row: Dubbs, Dryden, Elder, Bassett, Havens, Kuhlmann, Morrow, Greenawalt, Jar- vis. Bottom row: Drost, Hinman, Copeland Wilson, Fitzgerald. I