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

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7 954 Hound-7fl,t2 .Staff Mr. Bulldog Gives Salute To NPH The stalwart Bulldog took time out for fun, too. He enjoyed the parties and school dances, realizing such events are a vital part of school i e. He noted with interest that his school was both well-staffed and well- equipped. He concluded that every NPHS student has an equal opportun- ity during these, his formative years, to prepare himself for the future and he was reassured that he served as mascot of a progressive school. As each student now follows the Bulldog through the pages of his i954 Round-Up, he may recall the activities of the past school year. Every phase of school life is here re- corded by word and picture so that 1953-l954 will long be remembered by each student of North Platte Senior High School. Jalzla of fnntcnfo Golden Rule Days ........ ...... 6 Administration ..... .........,. 8 Faculty .............. ......... 1 2 Sophomores ........... .......,. 1 6 Juniors ..................... ......... 2 0 Of Caps And Gowns ....... ....... 2 8 Senior Officers .....,... ......... 3 0 Honor Society ....... ......... 3 1 Portraits .,............. ......... 3 2 Queens ..................... ......... 4 5 Activities .............,....... ......... 4 8 All The Side Shows ......... ....... 5 2 Service .......v............. ......v.. 5 4 Sports ................... ...,,.... 6 0 Hobbies ................... ----.---- 6 6 Vocations ................. v........ 7 0 l've Been Working ............ ....... 7 4 Student Government ........ ......... 7 6 Publications ,................ .......-- 7 8 Dramatics ..................... ...----.. 3 2 Music ................ .... ,-------- 3 4 Stars That Shine ...... ......, 9 4 Basketball .,....... -------.- 9 6 Football ........... .... - .100 Track ............ -----.- 1 06 Intramurals .,..... ....... 1 10 Golf .............. .......-.-- 1 1 1 lndex ....... ....... .1 12 The school year l953-l954 saw the famous NPHS Bulldog taking a survey of the school he so ably represents. Long known for his fighting heart and great courage, the wise mascot not only attended all the athletic contests, but came boldly into the hallways and classrooms. Though his presence was un- known to many, he attended band practice, chorus and glee club rehear- sals, Student council meetings, and observed each club in action. The Bulldog viewed with ap- proval the plays, concerts, and de- clamatory contests, which indicated NPHS students were working hard to win honor for their school. He also followed the students on out-of-town trips to games, clinics, and conven- tions. He took keen pride in each of the many achievements that brought credit to the name of NPHS. Executive Staff Editor-in-chief .,.,.... ........... M ary Beth Matson Artist ................ ............. , Nancy Williams Photographers .... ......................... .l im Dryden Faculty Adviser Section Editors Dave Nutting, Don Milroy .. .............. Clarence F. Wright Opening Section.. ........... Mary Beth Matson Faculty ,.,...,... Under Classes . Seniors ,...... Clubs ................. ...............Ramona Dale ................Linda Reitan ..................Gwen Graham Barbara Kuhlmann Rhonda Minnick Organizations ....... ............. J udy Murdock Athletics ................................ Ernest Schneider Business Manager ...................... Kay Christensen Business Assistant .................. Shirley Danielson The first annual appeared in NPHS in 1904 under the title, The Pioneer. The following year the book was ' k-A-R k. called Ric ac The first mention of the present title, The Round- Up, appeared in the annual of 1906. This title has be- come symbolical with the NPHS yearbook. The Round-Up achieved its first All-American rating in 1939, and has been awarded an All-Amer- ican rating continuously since 1941. Member of the National Scholastic Press Association -5-

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