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

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1957 volume:

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' ' 4 .9 -3 3, f C 1 ' V he ,lb 4 f 3 . .J 1 DISCUSSING PLANS FOR the school year are Board members Otto Oakes Dr Nucholas Chuck John Alexander Sam Snell Frank McKaun Dr L F States and Dr G F Waltemath School year l956 l957 funds the North Platte board ot educatuon busy makung many umportant decusuons and plans forthe year Some of the numerous dutues of the school board are these determunung school polucues approvung the selectuon and salarues of em ployees settung up the annual budget approvung all claums for bulls and seeung that all students receuve a complete modern and democratuc educotuon Every publuc school un the cuty receuves the con suderatuon of the school board Wuthun the last eught years the North Platte school system s enrollment has uncreased greatly ln order to take care of thus added enrollment the board of educatuon has studued buuldung plans and teacher needs Through theur plans several addutuons have been made to grade schools wuthun the past few years and the uunuor hugh classroom space has been enlarged An annual responsubuluty ot the school board us the task ot takung a detauled cord unventory of all school equupment and supervusung any census taken un North Platte 8 School Board Has Big Iob in Education 5 MR F McKAlN, School Board president, owns the MCKaln lmplemem Cgm. DOUy SCHOOL BOARDS Vlce presldent, Or N Chick rg c physlclcn I ANOTHER BOARD MEMBER is Dr F, Walte- math, who is one of North Platte's operating phy- slcians. KODY'S MANAGER, Mr Alexander, is another of the six umportant School Board members THE SNELL ELECTRIC Company lS operated by Mr, S, Snell, secretary of School Board DR. l., F STATES, one of North Platte's chlroprac- tors, lS a School Board member fn , I , MR. OAKES is busily looking over the schedule for some oncoming events. MR. OAKES, conductor of the NPHS Special, has given much time and effort to improving the city school sys- tem, He supervises oll school employees, sees that school buildings and grounds are properly maintained, suggests needed changes, and gives advice to teachers and students when needed. His responsibilities are fully and ambitiously car- ried out. Although he is extremely busy, he welcomes everyone to visit his office to discuss any problems con- cerning school. Mr. Oakes received his bachelor of arts degree at Peru State Teachers College and his master of arts de- gree from the University of Denver, Before coming to North Platte in l948, he was principal of Kearney High School in Kearney, Nebraska. l , ll Things Come Around.. -,...-rf ,ifv ..-1' lf' cs,ff 'a V' INTRIGUED by their new machine, the National Cash Register Check-Writ- ing machine, Mr. Oakes and his secretary, Mrs. Fern Peterson, make out a few monthly checks. 110- ERNEST HORACEK, principal of North Platte High School and Chief Engineer of the N.P.H.S. spe- cial, has many duties and responsibilities. Among these are supervising all school activities such as games, plays, dances, and parties, and administering the fi- nances of these activities. He observes how classes are conducted and taught by visiting the individual classrooms while the classes are in session. Mr. Horacek works with parents on discipline or academic problems and helps smooth out problems be- tween the teachers and students. He can always be re- membered for his enthusiastic drive for sportsmanship and school spirit. Mr. Horacek has obtained degrees at both Ne- braska State Teachers College at Peru and the Univer- sity of Nebraska. To Him That Will But Wait f 3'-2, AN I HELP YOU? Miss Hutton offers a helping hand to stu- SECOND HANDS IN THE OFFICE Mr Horacek looks over the dents Darrell Miller, Elaine Franklin, Gloria Stuhmer, Lonna records with two of his secretaries Marie and LaRae Henry, John Vanarsdall, and Dallis Dye. -11.. MISS MARY HUTTON, Vice-Principal of North Platte High School, acts as the assistant engineer on our N. P. H. S. special. She works with the students to help them plan their courses throughout their school years She is always glad to have students come in to her office and discuss their problems with her No matter what type of problem students may bring before her they can always remember her smile which has cheered up many sad faces. She received her A. B. at the University of Ne braska and her M. A. at the Universities of Wisconsin and Montana. nw-an X 1, , . f, . .., V , ,lf Q 11' EXECUTIVE OFFICERS of NPEA Carol Young and Elmer Schrag dnscuss plans for the year NPHS welcomed eleven new teachers to its fac ulty staff thus year The faculty members are also members of the North Platte Educatlon Assoclo tnon of whlch Elmer Schrag IS presldent thus year and Carol Young ns secretary Mrs Lullnan Eber hart ns vnce president of the fourth dlstrvct Ne braska State Educatnon Assoclatlon In order for the v a r I o u s departments to share the experuences and background of all the teachers nn a particular fleld each department has a chalrman and regularly scheduled meet ungs at whuch common problems and methods of Improvement are drscussed Department heads are soclal studles Mr Roberts mathematics Mnss Morton commercual M ss Grull Englush Mrs Eberhart and scnence Mr Van Camp AN HONOR CERTIFICATE was presented to Mr Roemenser by Donald Klune Ruch Blrge Jr and Mrs Howes ur Problems On February 26 faculty members were honorea by local businessmen at the second annual Bus: ness Education Day sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce Owners or managers of the varvous fnrms escorted the vnsltung teachers to thelr places of buslness and acquainted them wnth retanllng and other operational procedures ln conjunc tuon wnth the North Platte Parent Teachers As soclatlon the Chamber of Commerce represented by Manager Cliff Peake presented honor certnfn cates to fave teachers chosen on the basns of achlevement by a committee of fellow teachers Mr Romeuser band dnrector of North Platte Sen lor Hugh was awarded on honor certrflcate At the February P TA meetlng Mr Schrag was gnven o lrfetrme membershnp to the organnzatuon -12- ENGLISH DEPARTMENT MEETING Discussing lans for the year are Mr Israel Mr Nicovich Mr Hamsa Mrs Varucak Mrs Eberhart Department Head and Mrs Ranney GRILL ERMA Business Courses Nebraska University Columbia University B S and M A Y Teens DOLPH LILLIAN Homemaking 3 4 Nebraska University University of New Mexico FHA EBERHART LILLIAN English 3 4 Nebraska University B F A Student Council Sponsor eometry Doane Colle e Then' Greatest Conce131f2C'S'N?3N Q Aff 6l'Wyoming University fB HAMSA L A lkjlg emagvc Club English Journallsmf Q Wayne State Teachers JL' 4 Iowa University B A and M A Journalism Club l' HOUCK ROY Orchestra Oklahoma A8-M Iowa University B.M.E. and M.A. Sharps and Flats ISRAEL, WILLIAM English 5-6 Debate Colorado A8.M Nebraska University B. S. and M.A. Discussion Club JO KUBICEK, CLARENCE F. Consumer Education World History Track Coachg Assistant J-V Football Coach Intramural Basketball Nebraska University Iowa University B.A.g Big Ten LUTE, HARRIET Library Supervisor Kearney State Teachers Denver University B.S. and M.A. MORTON MARGARET Geometry and Algebra Hastings College Michigan University B A and M A Y Teens Sponsor McCOWIN, WILLIAM Boys Physical Education Head Basketball Coach Track and J-V Football Nebraska University Denver University B.S. NICOVICH GEORGE English 7 8 and Speech Denver University B A and M A Dramatics Yes-We Come and Go- O BRIEN MARJORY Latin 3 4 Colorado University RANNEY ANNA English 3 4 Duchesne College Chadron State Teachers RAYNARD RICHARD Art 3 4 Kearney State Teachers Columbia University and M5521 REINERTSON GLENN Vocal Music Kearney State Teachers Northwestern University B F A and M M Games Club ROBERTS RODN EY American History Drivers Training Kearney State Teachers Teen age Book Club SLOAN CLAIR Retanl Sales and lndustnal Relations Golf Coach Nebraska Umverslty Dlstnbutuve Educatlon SLOAN GERALDINE Sensor Socral Studies and Socuology Nebraska Umverslty Personettes ROMIESER, LAWRENCE H. Band Ft. Hays- Kansas State Colorado University B. S. and M.M.E. Record Club RUYBALID JOHN P Spanlsh 3 4 Denver Unlverslty Colorado State College of Educatuon B A and M A SHgggStgfg,N,5f5gH But They Remember Mechamcal Drawnng Colorado State College Educatnon Colorado A8.M B A and M A Offlclotlng SIVITS JUANITA Buslness Courses Iowa Unlversnty Columbia Unnversnty B S C and M A Career Clues STEVENS EDNA School Nurse ROESLER, WILMA Shorthand l-2 Typing Kearney State Teachers Colorado State College of Education B.A. Bulldog Barkers SCHRAG ELM ER Vocatnonal Agruculture Kansas State College B S and M S FFA and Parlnamentary Club 1- UMMMM FOOD Prmcrpal Horacek and teachers Mr McCowm Mr Sloan Mr Houck Mrss Lute and Mr Enckson are enjoyung the cafeterla food and the latest gossup of the day VAN CAMP C O Chemnstry and Physlcs STROBEL HAROLD Brology Yankton College Nebraska Umverssty B A and M A Arlstotle Club STROH DON C Brology and Cltazenshup Varsity Football Assnstant Kearney State Teachers Nebraska Unrverslty TOLLY ROSCOE Head Football Coach J V Basketball Coach Kearney State Teachers Track Coach Assistant B S In Education WYom'n9 Un'Ver5'tY Peru State Teachers Scuence Club B A and M A We are Deepl Indebted VARICAK KATIE Grrls Physrcal Education 16- Englush 5 6 Nebraska Unlversuty rn Educatuon G A A YOST G ALLISON Mathematics Physucs Mndland College Nebraska Umversnty HIY YANNEY VERNON G Amerlcan History Drivers Traunmg Kearney State Teachers College Seasonal Sports YOU NG CAROL Llbrarlan Kearney State Teachers College Denver Umversuty Art Club They Have Given Much THEIR ASSISTANCE is of utmost importance to our cooks: Larry Gerkin, Peggy Lamphear, Pat Spanjer, Shir- ley Haase, Alice Burch, Ellen Aupperle, Esther Gove, Fred Hatch, Dallis Dye, Mary Ellen Lieurance, Leroy Lannin, Eddy Morgan, Nancy Lieurance, Roger Massengale, Lloyd Terpenning, Henry Houchin, Ronald Rogers, Robert Hopkins, THEY'RE THE COOKS: Mrs, Suits, Mrs. Pickens, and Mrs. Marsden spend their mornings in the kitchen plan- ning the lunches forthe students .A Vi .-,i. W' f, ig A A OUR CUSTODIANS: Clarence Turpen, Willis Schomer, Albert Beyers, and Cecil Hopkins spend their working hours keeping our school clean. y x g Lf e Slew HERE 2,04 ,QQAQOI xg-sa..fJQ4f fm .6!77ZL flzmf wgqmwwwa fudge qw f'.,ZcuQ,0,afwl47J,f fu-L Z IL 0161 JPL' LC C,wz,tlfWZ4.f.,f A LL ,QQ1,Z'Za0f JZ' K Z4 hp gf y 62,0 ff ,J MZ ,M Jffiu 94614 Aft? M np!! '45 79-ibn.: 1 PFDSSEHGER C99 sopwomones sennons JUHWRS QW .flaw - I A I , 7- ' ,c LJ .Afro 1 , 1 cf, ' ' , 1' Av, 0 I V I 1 ,fi , 6 ,4 ff ' ' 6' Q47 - Q 3 ,L ,W Q ' ,Q41-0.1 V 7Jc ' i . I f2fZafCz-7o 774 -J -JYZLLCIJ' yf0g,LQ7 ? I , . ' If 1611 I ' K 1, I , A V 4 , . 7, 4 W r Q 41- i' 41 .. 4' 4.--f 1 - :fg,'E : f L N y' S ' I 5? -'lee-1 'G ,grirgj He Conquers . . SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS J k C ll Nl:-1 OA IQQ3 I! ac raft sergeant at arms Judy McGovern secreta Mske Less k 0 vsce pressdent Preston Havens pressdent led thesr cl h VY a ass t rough successful year le men honorab ' wsnner olterrsateS Ondhu Contest Le l rs D ll ps tunes: ABUXE if lshnelvefsuruublltfscglutinte-ox stgbgfpoioliun E235 as e o tuons wt glsnmigf Hegdfrsixl S: l11anxOlsenSgf:d Janet Dowlggmiy I0 '9 Lessak I H 1 me' Gsllef u n wsnner Nuke Jock Croft Barry H nsen Shore ha Sam Wellrrs0 ' n WsntreY Janet O and -leffe Mc Cathy Cronncgnarrfe Mldosu., Bonnse BoYne Joh0nneS2l'1 oi F. Wg' - ,Wil n,, l ,ui rv-g t. l 0 fnl' ...lugs 5 as I H Q D . 1, H X Q : , - - I 1 I I U 1 ' I 1 1 11 - 11 - I I , . s - ' .6 . . ' ' h Ve ' 1 1 1 c . ' 1 , - s u ' . 0 1 I , 1 I R. I' -1D C1 1 . ' ' A I . ,, ,, . , , , , . w - 1 I . , , I U i . 1 . , - I . . . . - . I I I I ' - 1 1 ' - , 1 I I ' - . .5 . . . I . 1 . , - 1 I . -2 He Conquers Who Conquers Hum self Thus was the motto chosen by 183 furst class sensor passengers to represent the class ot 1957 The sen uors chose munt green and punk as theur class colors and as thesr flower a Delphsnsum Twelve sensors, head ed by Muke Lesuak and Preston Havens selected the class symbols Outstandung events of the year were Color Day festsvstues October 19 the Pugskun Dance December 28 the prom and banquet sn May the Senuor class play and baccalaureate servuces The Class of 1957 was the theme of the class party Seven sensors competed un the Na tsonal Merst exams gsven un NPHS Gary Vencsll qualutued to enter the semu funals Bsll Dryden Jon Eaves Karen Wsntrey Shsrley Johannesen Bonnse Boyne Jack Craft and Sam Wellman were named as alter nates Preston Havens was elected press dent Mske Lessak vsce presudent Judy McGovern secretary Jack Craft sergeant at arms They had a successful year Sensors who were unterested un college careers attended College Nught January 17 The hd y a a chouce of 22 college and unsverssty representatsves to vssut Thus year forthe Sensors was full of many clumaxs and unstances whsch wull always be remembered by them Who Conquers Himself .av 3, .,-44' '3 'ac . 3 ss. 5.1 'v Armstrong Golbreefh To be eligible for National Honor Society mem- bership, a student must rank in the upper one- third of his class. He is voted upon by all other eligible seniors and his teachers. To merit this esteemed position, service, scholarship, leader- ship and character are duly important. The candidates were initiated on May l4, at a special assembly, Mr. Chris Rosenberg, as- sisted by Mrs. Kathleen Romans O'Connor, Mrs. Virginia Taylor Hornbacker, Mr. Ivan Bayer, and Mr. Dennis Dike, conducted the ceremony of initiation. Mrs. Eberhart was in charge of the cere- mony of initiation. I , ul' ff-11 BCYHG Croft Cronn Grachek Hansen Hillmer McNeil McWha Mohaffie Mickish Simmons Venrill Webster Wellman 5 S 'Z Y., in ru i ' t -' - - O ...f E' fy I 1 V ,.... v. -' Al 4 ' T '55 H: ,X -2 -, - -4 'fe r- Q., , ' - S J Q1 x - x ,LY 11-'r-7 it if '55 Dowhower Dryden Fenwick Johannesen Lesiak McGovern Boutonnieres, corsages, and National Honor Society pins were won by these twenty-eight sen- iors: Neil Armstrong, Bonnie Boyne, John Craft, Cathryn Cronn, Janet Dowhower, Bill Dryden, Barbara Fenwick, Henderson Galbreath, Mike Grachek, and Janet Hansen. Barry Hillmer, Shirley Johannesen, Michael Lesiak, Judy McGovern, Douglas McNeil, Jerre McWha, Georgia Mahattie, Connie Mickish, and Loa Moore. Marlys Nelson, Pat Scharmonn, Charles Simmons, Gary Vencill, Gary Webster, Samuel Wellman, Judy Welliver, Karen White and Karen Winfrey. MOQN Nelson Schormcnn Wellnver White Winfrey 1 '07 1' sv V7 X4 .7 wifi ..-1' Scrapbook Memories Adams, Judith Allan, Terry Anderson, LaVern Arent, Lauren Armstrong Neil Ashley Kaye Aupperle Ellen Austin Gerald Baker Rosanne Baker Sndney Barnes James Bassett Judy Bayne Bonnie Beans Morris Bersner Ronald SOLID GEOMETRY CLASS. Well, you see, it's this way, says Henderson Galbreath to other students Janet Dow- hower, Judy McGovern, Rose Middleton, Ron Seeley, and Sharon Gillett. Berglund, Eugene Both Sad and Sweet Bomberger, Martin .L X Born, Robert Boyce, Paige Britt, Barbara Bruce, Judy Catlett, Karen Sue Chadd, Twilo Cheever, Virginia Childerston, Kenneth Christner, Conrad Clarlne Edward Cooper Jerome Cornell Jannce The Chalk Grows Shorter Corso Audrey Craft Jack ITS THE PELVIS Judy Bassett Suzette Lalanne Susan Arney and Karen Wmfrey have that gleam In their eyes It s tnelr one and only79 Elvis Presley Cronn Cathryn .-24.- Dale Carolyn Dickerson, Clifton Dowhower, Janet Drasky, Ronald Dryden Walllom Eggert Charlotte nl Dust Remams Dugan Robert Elson Mary Ann Eaves Jon Flmf Lynnette Eggers Barbara Faglesong Robert 25 I I O I I Durbin, Norma Fenwick, Barbara , . , , 'vserk . Hung' nl' mlb? 1 M., ll ' M- TQ? get 4, af sv 5 , 1, i 1 A1 ,Q E, .ly mi: 5? at .PQ f. .pw Q , - 5 ,N ' hu i Eg-iv 'Y , V vs. ,- 4, iii? Q.. f W, ., , 1 'P . .133 3. ,. ,V af f,,wr' Q 2 ,4 fm.. gs., 1 ' Af T A 6 n L L. , wiiiw f wr b' A M155 2 7, 5:52. 'W ,A 'Q W hm, . QU? y QWFL- .ff- V 5 . ,. .-igfwzi. f , , . ' L:,L.:2,, ff ef ' ' G 1, ' VT' V, V 7'?f4i'Gf btmal 'L f 1 hffav- :5ls'Ygjgwg A , f 1, f , 4 r , ,fs ' 4 ' f , V A fi li,5L,V , 1 , ,L V: a, g' ,'5w9'. H m if , ,Q 9. to , ,A f t V Honsen, Yvonne ' Harroch, Warren . Hovens, Preston uv- Hedrrck James Heltmon Robert Hermann Borboro Pus n- DIG THOSE CRAZEE LEGS Entertoun grven by these charming sensors Bill Dryden Duck Sorenson Jock Croft Duck Young and Chuck Srmmons 27 Movmg BLOW BLOW BLOW Sensors Chor Iene Rose Vlrgrnuo Huott and Pot Schormonn compete In the bolloon breokung contest ot the sensor closs party Huott Vurgznlo Hzghberger Kenneth Hull Shlrleen , , f h . ment for the senior closs party was I . I I . 1 V ' I I . . .. - , , r , , Hillmer, Barry House, Carmen Howot, Joan Jarvis, Alan Janecek, Madonna Jensen, Janet Johannesen, Shnrley Johnson, Mary Joh nson, Ronald Johnson, Sonja 0 Steps Backward 81 TIME OUT FOR A CHAT Lau ren Arent Barbara Noida Ivan Olson and Nancy Laeurance Kasha, Jerry Keithley, Elaine mbition Has No Rest Knapp, Charlene Krause, Patricia Klein, Gerald Jolliffe, Charles Jones, Joyce Karr, Ellsworth school pause at the drinking fountains to talk over the situation called Lalanne, buzette Lantis, George -QQ. Lueurance Nancy Lowen Ala Moe Lumpkm Robert Lunkwltz Bull Lynch Robert Mahaffle Georgia Marsden Gary Matlock Marjorie Matson Anna Larson Joan Leslak Mnchael n Lookmg Ahead, McCarthy, Delores McConahay, Carol 'QP '1 '9 -30- We Must nly Hope McDermott, Louise McGovern, Judy Murphy Joon Novus Arduth 31 McM:choeI Monlyn McNeeI Kim McNeal Douglas McWho Jerre Mnchoels Bryon Mucknsh Constance Middleton Rose Malls Karen Moore Loo Negley Lnnda Nelson Booker Nelson Marlys He Who Lends H15 Soul to Knowledge Newman Larry Noldo Bardara Olson Nellie Ann Ostergaard Dean Pappas Fred Peck Ethel Perkins Ronald Pnckens Jack 32 , , , I I I Olsen, Ivan , I , I , I 1' Q: '75 QF Pounder Aluce Rafhbun Shnrley Rasmussen Harold Steals the Key to Heaven Rvce Donald Rncketf Beckley Roach Alan 7 Roof Bo rbo ra Rose Charlene Ross Bertha Robmson James Robmson Sharon Rooksfool Byron WHAT A PARTY77 Sensor Karen Wrnfrey asks Chuck Srmmons What IS It you re trymg to say? Rundback Kent Scharmann Patrlcla Knowledge Comes, Schumek Herbert Sears Donald Seeley Ronald Shoemaker Ross Srmmons Charles Simms, Sharon Smith, Earl Smith, Kathryn Marie 1341 rr -Q! -5 . QQ! i' WILL IT LIGHT? What are you trying to do asks Jerry Kasha to Ron Drasky as Karen Wmfrey Dorothy Sunts Fred Pappas and Carolyn Todd look on But W1sdom Lmgers Spencer Ellounse Sprague Donna Stanley, Scott Stoddard, Arma Staska, Bill Stone, John Stuhmer, Gloria Suits, Dorothy The Future Beckons- Sutherland, Robert Swanson Russell Todd Carolyn TO,-ues Ca,-I Tracy Roger Tndle Marilyn Vanarsdall John Vedder POYFICIO Vencal Gary Wallace Gary Webster Gary Weddell Stanley 36- I I . I Wamsley, Patrick I G x I g 1. YE , TW M5 f V .7 g, ff 'Y s f V. ,. -rf J 4 .f ,, gf, I N A, ,, fig , G an a ' 'Y ,, ,Mfj 9 fy Zigi, . I fb 247-, . 'Zf'7?fl, fa . :Q af: ' 2, - , .,.. 4,-1 ' 4 , 45355 ' gf , few if -:L 4 .k l 1 I . -lu.-rg, ,SQ K3 1 , A 1 SUCCESSFUL FOUR The lunuor class of l957 chose Charla Goodwln secretary Jean Hrnrnan NICE presldent Don Arney sergeant at arms and Jrrn Klrkman presudent to lead the class COUNTY GOVERNMENT OFFICERS Future leaders who were chosen to represent our school at County Government were Thnrd Row Nell Ferguson Carol Sue Shreftler Jeanene Kuhl mann Sharon Nelscn Second Row Sue Wllluams Harlan Wach holtz Jack Rcnfroe Lando Young Sam Sloan Charla Good wln First Row Larry Henry Marv Ann McKaln and Donald Ferguson Put H15 Shoulder SECOND CLASS Passengers on the NPHS are the 284 members of the Junlor Class Repre sentlng thelr class are Jnm Kurkman presldent Jean Hlnman vnce presadent Charla Goodwun secretary and Don Arney sergeant at arms They dld a fnne job of leading thelr class On November l9 fifteen yunlors repre sented NPHS at the Llncoln County Court House on County Government Day After a gen eral assembly they went to theur elected offnces with the other representatnves from Lnncoln County to take over thelr respectlve county of fnces for the day The punlors held a class party on Novem ber 6 nn the Hugh School Cafeterla Everyone enjoyed the games and danclng and the re freshrnents whnch followed The theme for the party was All Seasons Why I Am a Bachelor Sunday Costs Frye Pesos and Ile were three one act plays put on by the yunlor class Thunkung ahead for thelr future the jun tors attended College Nnght January l7 They had a chance of 22 college and unnverslty rep resentatlves to vlslt Two lunlors that competed rn debate con tests were Carol Sue Shreffler and Jean Hun man The yunlors elected one student from each homeroom to represent them nn the Student Councll Jean Hunman was the lucky gurl to be chosen attendant for Color Day The yunlors were actnve throughout the rest of the year Y' C 1 1 r' 1 1 ' 1 1 S I I ' ' ' v, r ' I ' ' V. 1 l V . 11 11 ll 11 11 1 - 11 11 ll - ' 1 , I , ' ' I f ' ' ' I , Q , ' I , I , 1 ' - I f ' f S S . . , ' f f f ' . - , 1 V . -.eq o The Wheel Anthony Jlm Amstuz Carolyn Applegate Manca Armstrong Alvnn Armstrong Gwendolyn Arney Don Arney Ja Susan Ashburn Eruch Baker Wanda Baldwln Jerre Ball Kent Boltzell Clark Barnes Dowd Batxe JoAnn Battershell Evelyn Bechtel Larry Bell Coral Bender Duana Benkasky John Benson Garry Berry Carolyn Beverldge James Blerrna Dale Blackos Marla Booth Danny Booze, Boyd Bayer, Doyle Brandt, Randall Brown,Carleen Brswn, Lculse Brumfleld, Sharon BuCk,GOry Burch, Allce Burchell, Rllev Burger, Barbara Burk, James Burkard, Pete Burkhart, Beverly Burton, Jim Campbell, Garland W1 7,4 if :fr i,,?f 4:-v 'fl !f'l9 M- 3 0104 Q7 an-'rf 4395 'E' fn '. w5 F 15 ix ki' fb +3 -ur. 9 2' is , ' '- as C! 3 v-nf ,65- Z 145 i. ne Q, S ' ' Answer 1 fa is 'ii' KW' 'V P Q 4 5 4- 4-:X .J li LA L A 'BF in-an 1 5.2 ffi 1 mir n-qu-dl N . ..40.. get 1..4l .LL The Shortest Cardenas Joe Cauffman Louis Cedarburg Karen Chamberlln Donald Chamberlaln Shlrley Clark Marlm Clark Marilyn Coleman Errol Cooper Bull Cooper Madellne Corso Roberta Cox Jerry Cross Don Dale Harold DaMoude Jeannnne Davis Davld DeMnlt Carole Dempcy Sandra Dacklnson Marilyn Dlcknnson Wanda Dredrncks Jeneane Drxon Thomas Drungman Carol Dosek Jnm Dougherty Stanley Duarte Ramona Dunlap Patrlcua Eby Theda Edwards Barbara Eggers Ruth Ekberg Arthur Embrey Delphla Emerson LeRoy Essley Barbara Falrchnld Margaret Ferguson Donald Ferguson Nell Fngueroa Frances Fnles Rnchard Flint, Marcia D ' FIZCR, Bfnnue g Fhrirn, Gwer Fzrd, Jen Fcusf, Gwen Fredrrclf D X Q Fredr cey, Gary Fredrrcm, Rrchcra Frecburg EMZQEQH' Gcnngn Pctrck GJSYCV, WwYWw3m Goodenow Melywn Gcodwwn Chorhn Grobbe Mary House Shrrlew Hall WIHCJ Howcrson Cnorres Hansen Loss Haze-Nrsgg Umm Henry Larry Henry Lonno Hesson Cord Hscken Jonwce: Hull Wil nom H IV Darrell HMI GOry Hlnmon Jean Hcbon Jchn Hoover Dcn Hoower Lrursc Hnoors- Rex KVxr' S uCr.JG UCF n Henry d .J x uhef D r' Jcenrcke Rcner Jornes R bet Jergens rw GO' ns 'I X r Hfrmc ' 'e Hi :nf 'M ne Hcsfcrd Ermer H: r Hcvvcr J' d H 'V r 3, ld' cn N156 een-If -aa., qc .57 v Q. 3' s - -,fig if Janes, ag 5, .luraC ,. wagin T' othing Succeeds Jcbnscn, Margarcf Jehnson, Rowena Janes, Gary Jchnain, Glenn Jclvnacn Jerrv Pcrrucra ck, Carckn Karr,RrCl1ard Kaurz, Bexerly Keller, Patrlcla Klrkman, ,lanfes Kohl, Karren Krerzer Norman Kulwlrnann Ernue Kalwlrnonn Jeanene Kunkel Judy Qi Lamplnear Peggy Langford Mary!-Xnn Lawerence John Lee Charles Lee Edward Lee Way no Lnenemann Jerry Llyegrcn Vvrglnla Llayd Plwllrs L ng L y Lunkwr z Gere d McCcrmnck Robert MCC nancy Sheryl Mcffune Karen Arn Vlc Ewen Robe f 3- 9' 6 Wt? 5... S' Mcliarn Marx Ann 1- ' McKennex Ha r e Nadrld Car Madr d r ec M nL. nCl'rl e Monarx D nn Manary James Marlin Cl1arleS Marquardt Lnnda -42 1 51M 3 eb 71' 'x .. ,,, , Success -X ,X tvv i 3' 5 Quin 1.6. 5 tn' s 'Q L1ke Martln Wesley Mathers Patrlcua Mecomber Terry Melgaard Orla Merrell Norma Meyer Johanna Mxller Darrell Muller rvln Mnlroy Muchael Moore Darryl Morgan Dorothy Morrarty Barbara Moss Loss Most Sharon Mueller Arnoldeen Navlaux Glennls Nelson Glenn Nelson Ruchard Nelson Roger Nelson Sharon Neumann Sandra Newman Lorus Nichols Charles ai., LL Q... 'lu- I -Q.. ...uv Q' sf vu-0 Nncholas Jacquelxne 5 Oden Sharon Olson Morris Overman Sharon Owen Joyce Page Marietta Panne Roger Parker Bert Parker Sharon Path Dick Pemberton Barbara Peters Mary Peterson Milton Phares Robert Phillips Marlynn Past Vance Prascher Ronald ..43... nik 05 6 Prather Jacquelwne Raslwer Roberta Renfroe Jack Reynolds Ruth Rune Janet Robertson Lynn Robinson Sue Rookstool Maryce Rose Lorry Rumery Morgene Rundback Larry Schaffert Larry Schernp Rutlwann Schlem Larry Schuett Joan Schmelzer Royal Schroeder Ruchard Sebastran Rnchard Shaneyfelt Robert 95 -ag 'Kb i 1 ht? 4 x Bri Q- env Let Every Man Look 7' Shretfler Carol Sue Sneman Mary Ann Sums Bonnie Sntornus Ruchard Skmner Jeanne 'QQ '97 '75, 9-f 5 'hi A -44 Sloan Sam Smith Jnrn Smlth Judy Snare Gary Sommer Dee Ann Sordan R nald Spangler Harold Stearns Stearns Shlrley Stone Joe l 1 iv N , S ,Jr 4 4 I 25' 'X S A S f' brim' ' L L,,. , ,ld ll I F' . - Q k, 7 R f 'N 2 gl ' ' K' Q 14 S at .Y .5 5, N K, I 1 rg 7 5 QL SP1 Before He Whl5'er Clera Whlre Dorothy Whltmare Irma Wlese R ber Wlllnams D rwcld W VVl l 5 mgf Cu rx Mflr NN5r1Qr S hd W lye V' Ex Yoakorrv Sh rlex Y ang Lad Zlegler Al Leaps Nu 6-9 al Kr Sfuhmer Roger Tatman Bobby Taylor Gerald Terpermmg Lloyd Thorp Barbara Thayer Dwam Thompson Duomo Thompson Garry Thorrle Shellah Tolly Wllllam Tomes Jlll Tuma Donald Uffecht Carole Van Buren Colleen Vencrll Larry Wqchholtz Harlan Wamsley Charles Ward Carole Welsh Gary Wheeler Marlorle --45 2 15 i But Now My Task Is Smoothl Done 'WA .affix si w THE FUTURE EDITORS ot the Bulldogger and the Round-Up, Mike Milroy, Sharon Parker, Don Ferguson, Bob Phares, Roger Stuhmer, Mary Ann Sei- man and Phyllis Llo d look over Mr, l-lamsa' Pat Dunlap, s shoulder in Q, , Y Journalism class, AH SWEET MYSTERIES OF LIFE! Arnoldeen Mueller, Barbara Ed- wards, Carolee Madrid, Clark Baltzell, Roger Nelson, John Lawrence puzzle over an experiment in Physics class, 3 'if' in WHAT DO YOU think of these? Ernie Kuhlmann, Bill Cooper, Vance Post, Larry Schatfert, Larry Lane, and Larry Henry judge seed in Vocational Agriculture NO! USE THE other finger on that key Linda Marouardt, Gene Burgland, Charolotte Magnuson, Glennis Naviaux, Jerry Cooper, Lois Moss, Marietta Page, and Joyce Owen are seen here work- ing very digiliently on their typing lesson for the day NOW WHAT WAS the date of Custer's Last Stand? This fs gust one at the many questions Donna Manary, Loris Newman, Sharon Nelson, Jack Rentroe, Irvin Miller, and Danny Booth will learn the answer in American History class u S siz- I Can ly or I Can Run I M3 Lf OFFICERS PLAN FUTURE: Chosen by their fellow classmates are Bowman Miller, presidentg Judy Wilnes, vice-president, Barbara Murphy, secretary, and Frank Caudillo, sergeant-at-arms. Sharon Karis shared the honors at halftime cere- monies as sophomore attendant to the homecoming queen on October I9. Often seen on the honor roll with Vera June Dale, Barbara Murphy, Kathy Richardson, and Lynn Yost. A new policy introduced by the student council was put into use this year. lt was called Sophomore Induction and required the sophomores to learn certain definitions of on upper classman. The sophomores also enjoyed a class party during the year. Having two years of High School left, the sopho- mores look forward eagerly to the future. FUTURE DRIVERS: Sophomores Harold Spangler, Robert Hopkins, Marietta Nisley, Linda Jolliff, Linda Christianson, and Carol Edwards, are looking over driving information. www' The fall of i956 found the class of 274 third- class passenger on the NPHS special, those wide- eyed sophomores, entering the halls of the school with an air of wonder and excitement. Bowman Miller was chosen to preside over the year's activities with his assistants Judy Wilnes, vice-president, Barbara Murphy, secre- tary, and Frank Caudillo, sergeant-at-arms. They were guided and assisted by their class sponsors, Mr. Erickson and Miss Young. Sophomores representing their homerooms in Student Council this year were: Judy Hansen, Nancy Bailer, Karen Kasha, Kenneth Wach- holtz, Kathy Richardson, Jim Shepherd, Jay Shriver, Bette Hosford, and Bill Murphy. Sophomores taking part in the all class play My Sister Eileen were Cathy Richardson and Lynn Yost. Elected to cheer the Jay Vee teams on to victory were the peppy cheerleaders Judy Wilnes, Cathy Madsen, and Joyce Northouse. Sophomore boys saw action on Jay Vee and Varsity basket- ball and football teams this year. The sophomore citizenship classes also took an active part in the Get Out the Vote cam- paign. But Never IH1POSS1blC xl Front Row Juanita Bledsoe Hazel Bedford Charlene Blockus Sue Bassett Glenda Burgess Llnda Bredemeler Judy Bockus Brenda Becker Joyce Baker Janet Baker Nancy Baller Mane Campbell Jane Baker Gayle Bronlgan and Shlrley Burrnous Back Row Phlllup Berg Paul Alonzo Gary Bush LaVerne Brown Jack Adams Gary Bunger John Babb Gary Barley Mnchael Allen Jan Alexander Larry Bay Stanley Bruce Front Row Marllyn Cooper Clara Carland Carolyn Collnns Judith Cox Arlene Chrlstenson Duane Dickinson Beverly Clause Linda Chrnstenson Vera June Dale Kathy Deen Gaye Clapper Sandra Clark Glorna Cooper Vnrgunna Cox Back Row Larry Crandell Dallas Dye John Cronn Dean Carr Jose Cardenas Eddne Dowell James Carter Clayton Cooper Harold Daw son Frank Caudlllo ..48.. I J A ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' , . Who Can Leave Front Row Regis Graham Judy Hansen Doris Gruffis Pat Gerken Carol Edwards Jacqueline Dutton Sally Hathaway Sue Ann Hansen Laura Havens Margaret Gannon Karen Duvel Elaine Franken Evelyn Founds Karen Deidrrcks Buck Row Marcin Gave Ronald Hall Wayne Griffin Larry Green Thomas Griffith Ronald Heffner Gordon Harrach Archie Hall Front Row Bette Hosford Jane Jov L'f1dGJOllIff Sherry Johnson Lee Gayle Hard Dixie Kaelber Donna Hunnicutt Donna Howe Diane Haylman Judith Kaldenberg Donna Hultman Pat Hesson Laural Jackson Delores Johnson Back Row Ronald Holloway Victor Janecek Ronnie Hiatt Roger Jarvis Ervin Huffman Gary Jergensen Dale Johnson Paul Hughes Denms Hiatt Jared lnterholzunger Roger Holliday Robert Hopkins Douglas Howard -49 : I I . I - I 4 I I I A I I - I I . . I I , . I I . V . . : I I I I I I I I Edward Henry, Rodney Heinzle, William Gale, Jack Griffin, Dennis Estes. I I V I ' I V I V I I I ' I I I I 1 - l F I . 1thout a Tear? 5' 'u 'Q' ' 1-Sv ws- f 1 Front Row Mary Lueurance Kathernne McDermott Sharlene Kuser Barbara Lowe Charlotte McNeul Sharon Karrs Karen Kasha Nancy McMorrns Karen McMichael Norma Lovejoy Sondra Land Kathy Madsen Constance Mahaffy Vlrglnla Marlin Kay Mahaffy Bock Row Wllllam Lewvs John Kirby Phlllp Lawrence Denms Knutson Robert Long Thomas Jones Ron Lunkwltz Jerry Kelsey Vernon Lantls Ken Kokler Rnley Klslar Ronnie Keith Dennis Karr 2 Front Row Margaret May, Rachel Martlnez, April Mae Mount, Deanne Monter, Shirley Mason, Arbrtus Mitchell, Patrlcla Mayer, Norma Muddleton, Patncua Muller, Judy Neale, Marnlyn Mathews, Barbara Murphy, Judv Moore Back Row Richard Martun, Gary McClellen, Lynn McCall, Roger Massengale, Thomas Menoel, Ron Lutterell, Bowman Muller, Gary Magnll, Ronald Mclntosh, Mnchael Mendenhall, Ronald McCann, Brll Mnlleson, Donald Mnlland 50 O I ei Qq, RL '. . R' - sg, 1. gn- , . fd I ' T ' l f-'lt fn: ' .xr ' H ..l Y xl 1 -' ' ' ' 1., , 1 .57 - y Q Cu l F, Ay. -,AJ 5 ,Y 1 ,M 1 ff, . -W e ,. . ,-Lacing. . , :' ' x R Ks - 5 of 1 fe . A 1 :ig-2' f K , t- - - Q- KL, x . 341.13 ' 7 A 1 l 1 - 1 I 1 U 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - : 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - N11 , ,-. l MMR sg. ,. E W , ,4 A.: Y T I' r wgf.. r 1 - ,liLAV, 1 .f I N - ,,. ag, , n ' Fun and Poll 99:0-'A Wt 1 l ,--I ff li 41 Front Row Helen Regis Joyce Northouse Lando Perkuns Kathy Ruchordson Sharon Nelson Sandra Reuse Brenda Olson Janet Paxton Maruetta Nnsley Sharon Rlce Sondra Peterson Back Row Jeff Orr Kent Mllls Robln Rasmussen Harland Morgan Weston Negley Gordon Petersen Klrk Nuchols Norman Northey Dwoln Pell Wllluam Murphy Ruchard Pierson Dennls Ogborn 'W W an Sf ...-z.,-Qt ...Lo- rut' Front Row Darlene Smlth Pat Sponger Pat Ruderrnan Marlorle Swoyze Barbara Stuthelt Mary Ann Romans Donno Stubbs Lucllle Schema Betty Pundback Brenda Schroeder Lmda Scheer Helen Schuster Vlrglma Schultz Back Row Bob Schneider Ronald Rodgers Charles Slrnants Vlctor Rosenburg Merle Reeves Roy Reynolds Gary Rtchey Henry Saathotf Stanley Schrog James Shepherd Jlm Rldlnger Joy Shrnyer Joe Schmelzer S1 H . RY N 'W ',, -,M lrlv I .. M t . 1, '.f , , ,rr ug' . 9 la ,S M H Q , W ., 1-A to -. - Q A 3- ' . r . 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' Qi FK Q 5. 4 ii .,A .Az is.: 44 lf '2 v Knowledge Comes HUM-M-M so this is how they run the country? Sandro Peterson, P oul Somers, Connie Walden, Gordon Peterson, Ron Willioms, Dorrell Bollinger, Jerry Kelsey Juonitci Bledsoe Re is G h , , g ro om pre pore for their future by learning about the government in Citizen- ship class VENI,V But Wisdom Lingers 'A IDI, VICI, Shoron Nelson, Jett Orr Jim Sheperd Bill Mille son, ond Brendo Becker ore found prccticlng their enm h p ons up on the boord SPANISH LESSONS well learned, Dixie Koelber, Jock Adams, Jo Sh Y river, Dennis Korr, Judy Adams ond Mory Ann Romons drill on their Sponish for their Sponish lesson for the doy ':,.5,.,, SOPHOMORE EINSTEI I NS ot work, Morgoret Vonorsdoll, Joonn Gon- non, Pot Moyer, Judy Wilnes, Robin Rosrnussen, Woyne Wolfe work out moth problems which will help them in loter life. ..S 3.-. UPSIE DAISY! Judy Neil, Glorio Cooper Sondra Peterson, Lee Goyle Hord, Koy Mo- holfy, ond Sondra Clark ln 5, WSW ff, MW MW A F. MM 'H-W -of-4-Q ,-:Q ' ,MM N. X J , Au 9'xx!3'f s , 5 B cf xx m 1 ,gf .KI fr- w,, A 'w n W W., K x? - ik 1 . 9. . L x xi? SJL 1 ,kv- ' ,1 X y xi . k xv -J V v' K X .X X .xx W xl, . f , x LJ, -fp N ' Jvx I xl! N! ' fx A y 1' J 1 xf '- X 2 , , 'XJ ,J v-1' f ..f' ,X J V ' 4 fx . f Lf .1 , K X X V .1 rw' f x XX J XB, V1 VN Q L J if . -A x . 1 4 K ' 1, FS f, Y Q' ,x JN 'ff X .JJ J J! X ,J .YJ 1 la X , I .I 1 f y 4-ff - f F if Rn D f Rf XR +1 ff y N ,N ' ,iw rf' Y VJ X . ff V X. , v if 5, - X-,Nj x ' -if 1 ,.-X .,f 4 xfv .1 ,kb J J! -X7-11 I 5 P u X X-3' 1 1 J 5 1 X 7 V' J 2 nf XR . V1 I , 1 4 ', '- Nb as 0 X si-if '. 3 5 Q 1 1 1 ' 72 , . J' 1' i' r 1 ' A ,xx D I , 1 . ' fu I -4 f -5 xv , ,K-5 1 -K wx ' - .X 'I V , ' ., . , If 1 , X . I K ' , i 14 it 6 1 Bib i 1 iw., J R: 45 ' Al -J 0 9 A 2 r 4- A 3 7 Q . V f 3 I Ji, wi l W 0 M M ,5LLQfL?.JC QSAWMM CLUB cqp, -I il I E C3 i' W X 1 EXC? M' OSL I :, x Q f ,, . 'Tw' ' fl 4,5 Wei-J, if ,Q , 1 it ' ilt E E1 4 A -'JY5 eTT1,, .1 Xl u 'U ll 9, It 7' A ' , Av ' IT WAS NEVER like this in Aristotles day. Members of the Aristotle Club this year are, Back Row: Charles Simants, Dean Carr, Robert McErnin, Kent Stevenson, Thomas Mengel, Harland Morgan, Robin Rasmussen, Mr. Strobel, Sponsor. Second Row: Gary Jones, Victor Rosenburg, Stanley Schrag, Henry Saathoff, Jim Brown, Larry Watkins, Lynn McCall, Larry Bay, First Row: Dennis Estes, Mary Ellen Lieurance, Dorothy Tepley, Linda Bredemeier, Sally Hatheway, Darlene Zalud, Douglas Howard. Mad Scientists Field trips to various local areas of interest, or- ganized projects, and speakers on biological aspects were the main activities of the Aristotle Club thisyear. At the first of the year, the 24 members of the club sponsored by Mr. Harold Strobel, chose - f? 1 THEY'RE THE LEADERS. Officers and sponsor plan the next Qqtiyify penod Mr. Strobel watches intently as Sally Hatheway, Stanley Schrag and Vigror Rosenberg lay the future activities. ..58.. as their leaders tor the year Victor Rosenberg as president, Stanley Schrag as vice-president, and Sally Hatheway as secretary. The purpose of the club is to allow students to pursue their interests in biological fields through applied knowledge of the sciences. fly, ' I ,s 1, H , ,, :tw i' 4, -' -' 3' - : 124511 I -' it t .r D r WATCH THE THING WIGGLE. It fthe snake' seems to be the center of attraction as it is being studied during one of the club's meetings. Showing interest in the center of attention are Larry Bay, Dean Carr Stanley Schrag, Robin Rasmussen, Jim Brown and Joyce Baker. The Proud nes BIG TENNERS ARE Top Row: Gordon Harrach, Ron l-leftner, John Babb, Ron Tuttle, Norman Kretzer, Dick Sitorius, Sam Well man, Ron Reynolds, Bert Parker, Warren l-larrach, Ed Dowell, and Mr. Kubicek, sponsor, 2nd Row: Richard Karr, Bill Gayle Mike Lawrence, Carl Tcnjes, Ron Prascher, Ken Childerston, Frank Speck, Gordon Peterson, Alan Jarvis, Bob Heitrnan, and Marty Bornberger, Botton Row: Haven Young, Frank Caudillo, Louis Cauttrnan, Garland Campbell, John Hoban, Bill Cooper, Gary Weichman, Bill Tolly, Gary McClellan, Chuck Warnsley. Officers ot the Big Ten Club this year were Bill Tolly, with the leading colleges and their torrns of athletics President, Martin Bomberger, Vice President, and Carl follow our own Big Ten schools, and state class AA Tonjes, Secreta ry. schools. They also read articles in magazines and The purpose ot the club is to acauaint students papers pertaining to athletics i if THESE BOYS AND THEIR sponsor led the Big Ten through an interesting and informa- tive year They are Mr Kubicek, Marty Barn- berger seated, Bill Tolly and Carl Tonges HOW DO THEY RANK this week? Looking over weekly ratings are: Frank Speck, Ran l-lettner, Frank Caudillo, and John Babb. -59.- Their Aim Is To SCHEMING TEENS: Back Row: Miss Morton, Sponsor. Marlynn Phillips, Jeneane Diedrichs, Kay Walther, Barb Fenwick, Pat Schar mann, Madonna Janecek, Margaret Fairchild, Joan Schuett, Yvonne Hansen, Third Row: Deanna Kay Monter, Pat Dunlap, Ellen Aupperle, Cathryn Cronn, Charlene Knapp, Shirley Johannesen, Nancy Lieurance, Barbara Lowe, Judy McGovern, Second Row Kay Mahafty, Carol Uttecht, Joan Murphy, Jackie Prather, Karen Winfrey, Judy Hansen, Sue Williams, Theda Eby. Bette Hostord First Row: Rachel Martinez, Georgia Mahattre-Program Chairman, Mary Ann l.angfordfSocial Chairman, Sharon Pobinson-Treas urer Jerre McWha-Secretary, Janet Hansen-President, Carol Sue Shrettler,-Vice President, Judy Kunkel, GW fi 1' SPIRITED GIVERS: Georgia Mahaftie, Judy Kunkel, Judy Welliyer, Barbara Murphy, Barb Fenwick, l Judy Hansen, Barbara Lowe, Brenda Olson, Alice Johnson, Joyce Tucker, Donna Manary, Judy Neale Mary Ann Langford, Joan Batie, Roberta Rasher, Sandra Neumann, Jeneane Diedrichs, Meflvm Pll PS me Hlemefl 50506 Pfflflqef Pfe- THEY KEEP IT ROLLING: offreerg me simon RCblI'1SOt l-TfEOS- pore boskels lc' needy lclks on Tlqonksgwlng urer, Carol Sue Shretfler-Vice President, Janet l-lansen-Presb dent, Jerre McWha-Secretary Build a Better World , . Y-TEENS. Back Row: Miss Gill, Karen Cederburg, Kaye Ashley, Brenda Olson, Carolyn Berry, Karen Kasha, Jean Vovorina, Glennis Nayiaux, Carol Tuttle, Caroline Gideon, Dorothy Suits, Arnoldien Mueller, Third Row: JoAnn Batie, Roberta Rasher, Judy Neale, Margene Runery, Kathy Richardson, Jeannie Skinner, Jeannie Hinrnen, Elaine Keithley, Nancy Bailar, Dixie Fredrick, Mary Ann Sieman Second Row: Willa Hall, Joyce Tucker, Connie Mahatfy, Sharon K Nelson, Norma Durbin, Mary Ann McKain, Mary Grabbe, Donna Manary, Elloise Spencer, Barbara Murphy, Roberta Corso, First Row: Linda Marquardt lSeryice and Worship Chair- manl, Linda Young Cflhairrnanl, Lynn Robertson lHistcrianl, Judy Welliyer lMusician7 Alice Johnson Cpublicity Chairrnanl, Karen Mills lFinance Chairmanl, Loa Moore CMusic Chairmanl, Pat Jones, Judy Howard -1-il ,Qu THE OFFICERS and Cabinet led the Y-Teens through their busy year of activities They are L to R Georgia Mahattie, Sharon Rob- inson, Karen Mills, Jerre McWha, Alice Johnson, Judy Welliyer, Mary Ann Langford, Loa Moore and Linda Marquardt, Seated are Carol Sue Shreftlerand, Janet Hansen 161, 0 Q ii. .Ai I Vx A y. A -,Q , 1 .1 -- 'ei 5. THIS FASCINATING array of costumes is just part of the group of girls at the Y-Teens Get-Acquainted Party They are Standing, Donna Manary, Janet Hansen, Georgia Mahaftie, Kay Mahatfy and Jennie Hinman, Kneeling are Charlene Knapp and Joyce Tucker. Seated, Linda Marquardt, Nancy Boiler, Mary Ann Siernan, Sue Williams, Linda Young, Willa Hall, Mary Ann McKain Future Artists, They Are ART CLUB Back Row Dorothy Morgan Sec Treas Mass Carol Young sponsor Tom Jones and Barbara Essley Front Row AI Znegler Vnce Presldent and Wayne Holloway Not prctured are Fred Pappas President and Glorla Grant L1stenmg to Good MUSIC SHARPS AND FLATS Judy Cox Sud Baker President Doris Hazelrngg June Ernbry Carol Hesson Barbara Noida Judy Bruce Pat Vedder Sec Treas Shrrley Stearns Vrce Pres Joyce Jones Ruth Eggers Standnng are Dennrs Knutson and Mr Houck Sponsor 62 . Z , .' ., , , 1 , . , , 1 1 1 O I I '1 11 I1 1 3 K ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 -' -1 1 1 , . . . , , Career Girls of Tomorrow THIS IS THEWAYAREAL Career Girl would doit, says Maria Blackos as Margaret Johnson, Bonnie Sims and Alice Pounder listen attentively. Discussing and investigating various careers so as to help each member select a career for which she is most fitted, is the purpose of the Career Clues Club, The club made various field trips, had guest speak- ers and various parties. Officers for this year were, President, Cleta Whisler, Vice-President, Bonnie Sims, Secretary-treas- urer,Alice Pounder, Program Chairman, Maria Blackos. ELECTED T0 HEAD THE CAREER CLUBS THIS YEAR WERE, Maria Blackos, Bonnie Sims, Alice Pounder and Cleta Whisler. THE CAREER GIRLS of tomarrow. Around the table left to right are Cleta Whisler, Bonnie Sims, Maria Blackos, Margaret John- son, Karen Catlett, Mrs. Juanita Sivits, sponsor of the group, Alice Pounder, Shirley Ycakum, Linda Shearer, and Arlene Christensen. Dramatists Study Finer Theater 40 STUDYING DRAMATICS. Members ofthe Dramatics club studied the finer points ofthe dramatics world, They are Bock Row: Mr. Nicovich, Ron Drasky, Roger Paine, Ronald Mclntosh, Doug McNeil, Pete Young, Jerry Kelsey,Dean Ostergaard, Third Row, Nancy Glaze, Elizabeth Freeburg, Mary Ann Romans, Bob Weise, Larry Newman, Loris Newman, Linda Burgess, Carmen House. Second Row: Vivian Hornyak, Pat Spanjer, Judy Smith, Ruth Ann Schemp, Beverly Burkhart, Carole DeMiIt, Shirley Haase, Sue Robinson. First Row: Jean Wing, Gwen Armstrong, Priscilla Wills, Diana Bender, Lonna Henry, Sharon Overman, Sandra Clark, and Sharon Most, F v5 42 '- A-Q f 4, 1 1 .L WHO'S THE WINNER? Dean Ostegaard, Rager Paine, Caro- lyn Todd, Nancy Glaze, and Lonna Henry count ballots in one of their recent elections on the best in show business. Spon- sored by George Nicovich, with president Doug McNeil, vice- president Ron Drasky, secretary Mary Ann Romans, and treas- urer Loris Newman, the 34 members have strived throughout wE'RE THE QFFICERS' Ron Dmskyl Doug McNeil, the year to further the interest in dramatics. and Mary Ann Romans pick the best actor and Dramatics Club entered a float in the Color Day Parade, 0517955 of fhe year in one of the Clubg pfojecfsu and sponsored a dance in March The members also take care ofthe Bulletin Board in 308. i64i G. A. . Has Busy Schedule PALMING THE BALL is illegal, gals, Basketball is one at the many sports enioyed by Doris Griffis, Katherine McDermott, Carolyn Amstuz, and Paige Boyce PLANNING THE CLUB activities for this year are the officers ol' the club and the sophomore repre sentative Back row Barbara Herrmann president Sharon Gillett vice presrdent First Raw Nellie Ol son secretary Doris Griffis Barbara Tharp sports chairman and Carolyn Amstuz social chairman A sport for every girl, a girl for every sport. Living up to their motto, the 44 members of GAA filled in a busy schedule including the GAA Mixer, roll- er skating, bowling, and ice skating parties, Mother-Dough- ter Tea, Spring Banquet, play day, and picnic-bicycle hike. The club members elected Barbara Herrmann, president, Sharon Gillett, vice-president, Nellie Olson, secretary, Bar- bara Tharp, sports chairman, and Carolyn Amstuz, social chairman. GAA is sponsored by Katy Varicek. GAA Bock Row Sponsor Katy Varicek Barbara Tharp Janet Baker Judy Backus Karen McMichael Deane Hoylman Ethel Peck Barbara Roct Charl tte Magnuson Sharon Brumtield Joan Larsen Third Row Bertha Ros Barbara Herrmann Wanda Baker C arolyn Juracek Sharon Gillett Donna Stubbs Barbara Wisner Paige Boyce Beyerly Kautz Sheryl McConahay Second Row Ima Whitn' re Louise McDermott Mariorie Matlock Ardith Navis Kathy McDermott Elsie White Nellie Olson Marilyn Clark Anna Matson First Row Carolyn Tabler Mary Peters Willa Wilhelmson Doris Griffis Carleen Brown Jeanette Jensen Carolyn Amstuz Carol McConahay Marilyn Cooper Helen Regas . . , , I - ' ' - 1 1 1 1 1 1 V . I . , 1 1 1 1 I 1 A , 1 r V 1 1 ' A : s, 1 , , 1 , 1 l I I . . . 2 ' O , , , 1 1 1 1 , - 3 ' 1 1 1 1 1 I ' ,. 1 1 ' Personality Plus PERSONETTES Back Row Barbara Stuthelt Madeleine Cooper Sharon Karls Vlce Pres Duane Drckerson Janice Cornell Barbara Brltt Shnrley Rathburn Manetta Nnsley Coralee Madrld Second Row Lunda Perklns Charlene Rose Connie Jo Walden Joyce Young Judy Van l-lorn Betty Rundback Vlrglma Cheever Janet Dowhower Charrman Mrs Geraldnne Sloan Furst Row Joyce Owen Janet French Barbara Moruarlty Esther Gove Sharon Rnce Regus Graham Marnlyn Trrdle and Shur leen Hull Shde Rule Demons L --sl I Ji-N-edlll. MATHEMAGICS Standmg Clark Bczltzell Vuce Pres Roger Nelson Pres Mr Ernckson Sponsor Bock Row Don Wnllnams Sec Treas Davnd Davus Ueggy Lamohear John Vanarsdall Ernch Ashburn Second Row Henry Houchun Mnke Allen Harold Dawson Roger Holliday Front Row Harold Spangler Ron Rodges and Kenny Kolqer .55- f - Li 5.2, .5 .f 3 A I . . . : . I I. . I . I I . -I 4. I I Q - I I I I - - I ' : I 5 ' 1 1 1 h A1 1 A I 1 1 A I V U ' . : V I I I V I - I fl .. 3 ' 1 '21 , ly V . , , . ' 'A A. ' ,rs .vu-. 1, -A v- ' pg QQ in V 1 .. ,' Y- 1. Q V., J NOOSE WRITERS. Top Row: Mr, Hamsa, Sponsor, Lynne Yost, JoAnne Willson, Marie Smith, Vernon Lantis, Jerry Kasha, George Lantis, Stanley Wovertan, Mary Johnson, Beverly Claus. 3rd Row: Darrel Miller, Dianna Thompson, Vera June Dale, Sherry Johnson, Suzette Lalanne, Lee Gayle l'-lord, Brenda Becker, Linda Christianson, Carolyn Dale, Charlene Woods. 2nd Row: Elaine Franken, Cathy Lehman, Joan Gannon, Kathy Deen, Carole Ward, Bonnie Bayne, Sandra Winfrey, Pat Ruderman, Sandy Neu- mann. Bottom Row: Gwen Florom, Virginia Cox, Sharrell Wilcott, Karen Diedrichs, Connie Mickish, Pat Mayer, Gayle Brannigan, Travelin' Fools Under the sponsorship of Leonard Hamsa, the 39 mem- ish, President, Pat Mayer, Vice President, Karen Died- bers ofthe Journalism Club visited many ofthe differ- richs, Secretary, and Gayle Branigan, Treasurer. ent firms and county officers of the city. They also par- The purpose of this club is to see how a reporter ticipated in the Color Day Parade in which their float gathers the news and writes it up into the articles that placed fourth. we read in our daily papers, Presiding over the club this year were Connie Mick- Virginia Marlin, Marilyn McMichael. JOURNALISM OFFICERS SAY CHEEZE. Connie Mickish, Pat Mayer, Karen Diedrichs, and Gayle Branigan prefer limburger. LOOK OUT FOR THAT HIGH WIRE! WHAT HIGH WI . . . Shocked is Jerry Kasha, and looking pretty are Brenda Becker, JoAnne Willson, Gayle Branigan, Lynne Yost, Joan Gannon, and Cathy Lehman. ..67,.. s-4 THEY WERE CHOSEN to lead This year's officers were: Jim Carter, Ivan Olsen, Booker Nelson, Ronnie Sorden, Conrad Christner, and Sponsor Mr Yost Yu' Aim: To Be Useful Always striving to establish and maintain high stand- ards of Christian living, l-li-Y has completed another year of useful activities. l-li-Y sponsored the l-li-Y Christmas Party at Camp Marathana, the Esther Assembly, and the Spring steak fry in Cody Park. Hi-Y representatives from North Platte attending the Legislative Confer- ence at Hastings in October, and the States Hi-Y Leg- islative Conference at Lincoln in November, Under the sponsorship of G. Allison Yost, the members elected Jim Carter, President, Ivan Olsen, Vice President, Conrad Christner, sergeant-at-arms, Booker Nelson, Chaplain, and Ronnie Sorden,Secre- tary, l X 'z' 14' ' 'U f- DELEGATES T0 HI-Y Legislative Conference held at Lincoln THESE BOYS were delegates to the prelegislative conference were Archie Hall, James Carter, and Conrad Christner, at Hastings' Ivan Olsen, James Carter, and Ronald Sorden Mr, Yost, Sponsor, John Stone, Archie Hall, Charles Nichols, Ronald Sorclen, Jim Carter, Gary Richey, Ivan Olsen, Don Hoover, Conrad Christner, Booker Nelson. . i i i ii, . r - WS +5391 Hi, ,ggi ie, THE MUSIC LOVERS. Top Row: Ala Mae Lowen, Janae Wilson, Jim Hedrick, Don Arney, Kirk Nichols, Glenn Nelson, Errol Coleman, Roger Tracy, Jan Ford, Roger Stuhmer, and Sandra Reise, Third Row: Pat Hesson, Donna Howe, Judy Adams, Darwin Scott, Dick Path, Dale Boyer, Sheila Thorne, Wayne Griffin, Susan Arney, Collen VanBuren, and Johanna Meyer. Second Row: Lucille Shemp, Marilyn Matthews, Carolyn Collins, Terry Mecomber, Robert Born, Elmer Hosferd, Alan Roach, Norma Watson, Jacauline Dutton, Marcia Applegate, and Laura Havens Bottom Row: Mr. Romeiser, Sandra Peterson, Lois Moss, Jeanene Kuhlrnan, Dick Pierson, Laurel Jackson, Twila Chadd, Patricia Mathers, Jaunita Bledso, Gloria Stuhmer, and Frances Figueroa, They Record Their Time with Records The main purpose of the club is to further the students' interest in music, Their in- terests were centered on Jazz this year. At the first of the year an election was held. Those elected to office were Jim Hed- rick as President, Don Arney as Vice Presi- dent, and Wayne Griffin as Secretary-Tre-as UVGV. ,fQ f 4 g' . ' TH ESE ARE THE JAZZ MASTERS. Secretary-Treasurer, Wayne Griffin, L 4 ' Vice-President, Don Arney, and President, Jim Hedrick ELVIS PRESLEY has a competitor, Don Arney, side burns and all, Accompanying him are Alan Roach cn the drums and Jim Hedrick on the bass The theme of their Calor Day float was Rock and Roll the Islanders' Learnmg About Busmess DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION Back Row Dovud Barnes Larry Rundback Duck Fredrlcy ll Second Row Duane Hoschouer Charles Lee Vnce Pres Clnnton Duckerson Pat Gannon Sec Treas Front Row Harold Dale Pres Bob Jaenucke Lnnda Negley Pat Reynolds Standnng Mr Claur Sloan Co ordunofor Now s the Tune for Readmg TEEN AGE BOOK CLUB Last fable I to r around table Vrctor Grasz Davld Smith Carol Drnngham Pres Clark Goodenow Second fable I for around table Joe Schrnelzer Larry Green Shnrley Mason Carol Edwards Sec Vnrgnnua Schultz Vnce Pres Back Row I to Mr Roberts Sponsor Clara Carland Louuse Hoover Rowena Johnson 70 Q I f1,1:s1n-.,,...4..+. . . , , , . . 1 1 '1 1 1 -' - ' 1 -1 1 1 ' - - 1 ' - , O O nl. - . , . . . , , , ., , . . . , 1 1 1 -1 1 - 1 1 V-- V 1 1 1 1 Seasonal Sportsmen See Action ' XG n d Ells- kin, on Bob Lump Ssenl Plogensi old Rosmu RE: lqmesed is HG' CERS P- Cxuf b woslh Kaff- Not pl Clu ISPOAS 'nQ gegsoflo 4 plow EACH' Membegihogrlrgr the SGl46 O f 6 , , p,LRlC334?AgRC0id winter W This club was organized to give those who aren t on the ve kgdxslsefboll' varsity teams a chance to play football and basketball. Officers of the club, sponsored by Mr, Vernon Yanney, were Harold Rasmussen, President, Ellsworth Karr, Vice President, James l-lagens, Secretary-Treas- urer, and Bob Lumpkin, Sergeant-at-arms. FOOTBALL IN THE FALL, BASKETBALL IN THE WINTER. These husky boys are members of the Seasonal Sports Clubt Back Row: Mr. Yanney, Sponsor, Jim l-lagans, Ken Highberger, Don Sears, Gary Magill, Larry Long, Gary Bunger, Robert Lumpkin, Marlin Clark, Ronald Lunkwitz, Gary Fergensen, Anthony Burke Second Row: Randy Brandt, Dale Jarvis, Harold Rasmussen, Dallis Dye, Danny Booth, Milton Peterson, Bill Hill, Morris Beans, Clayton Cooper, James Ridinger. Bottom Row: Ron Holloway, Dennis Ogborn, Bob Schneider, Dennis Karr, .lack Griffin, Ronald Hiott, Jim Barnes, Paul Alonzo, Vinice Whitmore, Bill Still- well, Erceil Young, K r' F ip.. F' it . ,GB A51 They Are the Homemakers of Tomorrow K ll i l i i l ' 0 4 r lil, 5' .'15 FHA MEMBERS Back Row: Mrs, Dolph, Margie Wheeler, Dee Sommer, Judy Kaldenberg, Erma Stoddard, Marcia Goodsell, Gwen Faust, Sharon Mullennax, Dorothy White, Rozella Dale, Virginia Liliegren, Clara Grandel. Second Row: Delores Johnson, Nancy Wilson, Virginia Hiatt, Jean Cooper, Alice Burch, Linda Sammuelson, Jane Joy, Marjorie Swayze, Hazel Bedford, Donna Johnson, Shirley Burch, First Row: Jackie Nicholas, Phyllis Roberts, Berneta Schroeder, Bonnie Flock, Margaret May, Barbara Burger, Gloria Cooper, Grace Grimm, Evelyn Pounds, Pat Krause. While Bright-Eyed Science Watches 'roundv SCIENCE CLUB Bock Row: Mr Van Ccrnp, Gayle Jergenscn, Mike Mendenhall, Robert Stenscad, Glenn Johnson, Ronald John- son, Larry Long Boyd Booze Second Row: Merle Reeves, Rox Hoppie, Jared lnterholzinger, Kent Ball, Thomas Dixon, Clinton Shoemaker, Edward Henry, Charles Marlin First Row: Dale Bierma, Ronald Perkins, Jimmy Anthony, Dale Wilson, Gary Buck, James Burton, James Beveridge -72- CLUB MEMBERS ARE Bock Row Gilbert Sonneman Johnnie Fisher Jim Robinson Ron Rice Dennis Vencill Ernie Kuhlmann Paul Sommers Richard Schroeder Larry Steel Robin Wisner and Mr Schrag Fourth Row Roger Bodtke LeRoy Stone Larry Henry Glenn Leth Bill Malors Gary Wocdcock Ted Leth Gus Maline John Moline Lavern Anderson Third Row Albert Sonne man Marvin Rundback Larry Rundstrom Second Row Gary Kuhlmann Ronald Rains Vance Post Earl Smith Gene Waugh Jim Burk Darrell Sukraw and Gary Vencill Front Row Ken Nielson ond Darwin Troyer Learnmg the Correct Procedure This year the Parliamentary Procedure Club demon Officers this year were President Gary Vencill strated correct parliamentary procedure for several Vice president Ron Rice Secretary Dennis Vencnll groups Theyalso planneda program with the Key Club Sentinel Ernie Kuhlmann and Reporter Jim Robinson The purpose of this club is to acquaint members The club is sponsored by Mr Elmer Schrag with proper parliamentary procedure -341 1 2 VANCE POST POINTS OUT correct procedure as Ted Leth, Bill Mayors, Paul Somers, and Marvin Rundback look on DISCUSSING PLANS for the year are Dennis Vencill, Jim Robinson, Gary Vencill, Ernie Kuhlrnann, and Ron Rice. They're the Famed Presiding over the Letter Club this year were Mike Lesiak, president, Rex Fore rester, vicevpresident, Jim Kirkman, secretary, and Jack Pickens, sergeant- at-arms The purpose ofthe 23 members ot Letter Club is to promote school spirit, raise the standard of team cooperation and spirit, and promote physical fitness Their aCtiyities duringvthe year in- cluded sponsoring Fun Night, selling blue and gold ties tor Color Day, plan- ning to start a traveling trophy between North Platte and McCook and sponsor- ing a school dance Roscoe Tolly and Bill McCowin are sponsors of the club and supervise all its activities is 4 TAKING TIME OUT of a busy schedule to look at the birdie are the officers ot the Letter Club, Mike Lcsiak, president, Jim Kirkman, secretary, Jack Pickens, sergeant-at-arms, and Rex Forrester, vice-president HURRAY FOR THE Blue and the Gold. Members of the Letter lor, Jim Kirkman, Gary Williams, Don Chamberlain, Rex For Club are left to right, Bock Row: Bill McCowin sponsor, Dick rester, Gary Snare First Row: LeRoy Emerson, Cliff Fullhart Sebastian, Jack Renfroe, Barry Hillmer, Jack Pickens, Jerry Terry Allen Mike Lesiak, Preston l-layens, Harlan Wachholtz Johnson, Bob Lynch, Byron Rookstool, Roscoe Tolly, sponsor. Scott Stanley, Henderson Galbreath Second Row: Ken Wills, Neil Armstrong, Bill Lunwitz, Jerry Tay- Letterm en of HS .' SHINE 'EM UP good, fellows. Found cleaning the trophies in the school's overtlawing case are Jack Rentroe, Ken Wills, Bill Lunkwitz, and Harold CButchl Rasmussen ISN'T IT PRETTY? LeRoy Emerson sells one of the blue and gold ties to Mr Horacek. The Letter Club sold the ties to promote school spirit during Color Dov 1 DON'T LET IT get away again boys. Jerry John- son, Barry I-lillmer, and Dick Sebastian admire the traveling trophy which goes to the winner of the McCook vs North Platte contests in football and basketball North Platte got it two out at three times this year LIGHTS and music along with decorations ot soft shades at blue went together to make the annual Letter Cluh dance a big success t r evervone Seen enloying the surroundings are Marlys Nelson and Mike Lesiak Larry Bechtel and Lois Moss Ed Clarine and Barbara Murphy -75- Passport Through 5.1 '1- IT'S THIS WAY BOYS. JimXAdkins, sponsor, talks over the year's plans with officers Jerry Austin, Bill Dryden, Gary Webster and Chuck Simmons Leading the 54 members ofthe Key Club in their year's activities were Gary Webster, president, Bill Dryden, vice-president, Charles Simmons, secre- tary, Jerry Austin, treasurer, and Jack Cratt, Mike Grachek, Larry Bechtel, Don Ferguson, Jeff Orr, and Bill Murphy make up the Board of Directors. According to Jim Adkins, club sponsor, the purpose of this club is to develop initiative, leader- ship, to serve school and community, to prepare for usetul citizenship, and to cooperate with the school principal. Their activities this year included taking care of concessions at the football games, sponsoring a school dance, the printing of student directories and yells for pep assemblies, helping the firemen repair toys for Christmas, and helping in the 8-l drive. KEY CLUB MEMBERS POSE FOR CAMERA. They are Back Row: Morris Olson, Bob Phares, Darryl Moore, Ron Seeley, Herb Schimek, Jim Smith, Russ Swanson, Dick Sorensen, Wayne Wolfe,Second Row: Bob Tatman, Bob Shoneyfelt, Bill Milleson, Stan Wed- del, Sam Sloan, Jim Shepard, Kenny Wachholtz, Roy Stevens. First Row: Gary Webster, Chuck Simmons, Jeff Orr, Dwain Thayer, Kent Mills, Dick Young, Joe Stone, Bill Murphy and Jay Shriver. V 1 I 1 ,v-1 Y A f Door I fllllliu THE PRIDE OF the Key Club l-lere is the floot thot took first ploce in the Annuol Color DOY Porode 'Soil through the lslonders' nos the theme tor this masterpiece of beouty I7 I STANDING ARE Jock Croft, Gory Thompson, f Lorry Bechtel, Bob Pimfes, Jeff off, William Murphy, Don Ferguson, looking on os Mike Grochek, M I' ond Stonley Weddel look over the list ot new mem- bers THE KEY CLUB UNLOCKS MANY DOORS WITH THESE MASTER KEYS. Back Row: Tom Griffith, Dick Files, Jon Eaves, Dole Johnson, Bfwmon Miller, Jock Crott, Lorry Bechtel, Alyin Armstrong, Don Cross, Second Row: Jerry Lienemonn, Jerry Klein, Stanley Dougherty, Kim Mclxleel, Bob Jomes, Niel Ferguson, John Cronn, Mike Grochek, John Lowrence. Bohom Row: Pete Burkord Chuck lrlolwc-rsCn, Williom Lewis, Riley Burchell, Williorn Dryden, Don Ferguson, John Kirby Jerry Austin, Norman Ekberg T . Our Pepp Pep Club Sparked ld Cheering The Bulldogs on this year are, Back Row: Shirley Chamberlain, Sue Bassett, Shardell Sharp, Sharon Oden, Dixie Kaelber Norma Merrell,Orla Melgaard, Rose Middleton Second Row:Janet Paxton, Patricia Gerken, Pat Keller, Sharon Watson, Sharon Parker, Nancy McMorris, Evelyn Battershell. First Row: Phyllis Lloyd, Meryce Rookstool, Janet Rlne, Sue Ann Hanson, Glorianne Clapper, Donna Dee Hultman, and Sandra Dempcy, Kneeling are the Senior Varsity Cheerleaders, Charla Goodwin, Karen White Marlys Nelson, Mary Ann Elson, Sharon Nelson, and Carole Madrid. Sponsored by Wilma Roesler and led by President, Rose Middleton, Vice President, Charla Goodwin, Secretary, Sharon Parker, Treas- urer, Sue Bassett and Merit Secref tary, Karen White. The 60 Mem- bers ofthe Bulldog Barkers, did a good job of boosting the school spirit. Their Color Day Float, which had the theme Skunk 'Em won Second place. The girls found themselves busy with Pot Luck Suppers once a months one out-of-town football game, one basketball game, deco- rating the cafeteria for Christmas and selling candy after school LEADING THE Pea Club in its official duties this year were Treasurer, Sue Bassett, Merit Secretary Karen White, President Rose Mid- dleton, Vice-President Charla Goodwin, and Secretary Sharon Parker ,78- I Our Teams To Victor 'X , . H , N! BACK ROW: Miss Roesler, Qpnnsor, Jantce Hucken, Charlene Backus, Sharlene Ktser, Norma Mnddletcn, Judy Bassett, Marne Camp bell, Pat Mvller, Linda Jollutt Second Row: Sharon Strnrns, Ramona Duarte, Arlecn Schuster, Barbara Edwards, Margaret Van arsdall, Apnl Mount, Charlotte Eggers Bottom Row: Penny Van Cleave, Darlene Smith, Wanda Dickinson, Harriett McKenney Jantce Whtte, Martetta Page, Donna Venctll, Judy Moore J V Cheerleaders Kathy Madsen, Judy Wllnes, Joyce Northause uf B hr 4 5 -4 5.1 ,,,,,..-of HSKUNK 'EM: Tlvs tlea' wh ch wen second :face ln the C:'sr Day Parade sdapcrts Arleer- Schustcr Ngrrna Mrddletoh Jadx Moore Lrnda Jil ttt lLJpoer Lett' P. J. BRIGADE: Flrst at tre monthly pet luck suopers held by the Pep CUE was thtg gay pa tanwa party -Upper Rtght CABINET: Arleen Schuster, Carole Madrrd, Judy Bassett, Marlys Nelscr Barbara Ed- wards, Charlene Bcckus make up the Pep Club Cabtnet lLeftl X1 f' vs 5 9 silfh I 'Ill A . M, r Q ' Ie Q, 3 Y Q 1 T' L-5 ew' vw W 5-G' 'Q Q ' 52 1' 'fi 1 f' 35 1 L . 6 'W if 1 - kgs , 95 x 3? A 13 V U Sf FL, 1 ' N f' .4 x3A i -uf , if 4 . IL.: 1,1 vfflf is f f ly- 21 'fb -arg 2541 mi if 'fi ai x v W' fx V0 .M- 1 51549 f' '. If -S H r . , M , l 1 ei' 2 Vfi ir ,S K X Q., 9 3 vu V3 -nm-:4.,, r Y U To Bettering griculturet M Q Ofticers of the FFA this year were Ron Rice, presi- dent, Gary Vencill, vice-president, Jim Robinson, secretary, Larry Henry, treasurer, Ernie Kuhl- mann, reporter, and Vance Post, sentinel. Under the supervision of Mr. Schrag, the 48 members of FFA learned to develop agricultural leadership, cooperation and citizenship. A few of their activities this year included en- tering a team in the State Land Judging Con- test, being selected as the Nebraska entry in the Western National Judging Contest, and entering the District Judging Contest at Curtis. Four delegates attended the National Conven- tion of FFA in Kansas City on October l5-l7. They were Ernie Kuhlmann, George Lantis, Jim Robinson, and Larry Henry, Mr, Schrag accom- panied the boys on the trip. Larry Steel, o sophomore Vocational Agricul- ture student, was selected as one ofthe three Ne- braska youths who were honored for their corn- growing efficiency with a three-day, expense paid trip to Kansas City. Eighteen top participants, out of a total l,25O Vocational Agriculture students from sixteen states, made the trip to Kansas City with their instructors. .Q ,-es he County ERNIE KUHLMANN received awards at t ' ' project fO Fair with these Hereford heifers, l'l'S FFA this vear. 1 - . - 4- .i s.. - , NORMAN GREGG, o freshman, chose the ewe and lamb project for this year. 'Tv-:vu LARRY HENRY showed these Holstein cows at the dis- trict doiry show where they won a blue ribbon. They also won a gold medal at the local show, 1811 As We Advance In Life, 38? I-R 1 I if-..-.---.. W 'av I THEY'RE THE COUNCIL. Members ot the student council are Back Row: Sponsor Mrs Eberhart, Bill Murphy, Mike Cross, Jack Craft, Jim Kirkman, Gary Thompson, Bill Dryden, Bill Tolly. Second Row: Janet Hansen, Karen Kosha, Kenneth Wache holtz, Mike Lesiak, Glennis Nayiaux, Preston Havens, Gary Vencill, Judy Welliver, Arnoldeen Mueller, Jay Shriver First Row: Bette Hosford, Donna Manary, Sandro Neumann, Judy Hansen, Margene Rurnery, Georgia Mahaffie, Connie Mickish, Nancy Bailar, and Cathy Richardson. WE SOLD PEANUTS. One of the year's projects was to sell peanuts for the March of Dimes. Don Cross, Donna Manary, Judy Hansen and Bill Murphy check the results of this campaign OFFICERS DISCUSS PLANS. Student Council officers and their sponsor talk over the results of their many protects of the year. They are Mike Grachek, Mrs Eberhart, Bill Dryden, Georgia Mahaffie, and Janet Hansen 1 We Learn The Limit f bilities ON TRIAL is Judy Moore The charge? Not fulfilling the terms of the Scphomores indoctrination Bill Dryden is the judge Georgia Mohatfie, Connie Mickish and the rest of the student council, the iurv The verdict? Guilty of course' Governing the activities ot the school is the job ot the Student Council, At the beginning ot the school year each home room elects a council representative, Under the sponsorship of Mrs, Wesley Eberhart, the Student council had charge of the Color Day ac- tivities again, A pep assembly, a parade were some of the day's activities. AND NOW THE punishment. Glennis Naviaux administers the red cross to Sandra Reise while Donna Manary, Sandy Neumann, Arnoldeen Mueller and Margene Rumery await the next victim in January the council supervised the annual March ot Dimes drive by selling bags of peanuts in downtown North Platte. The officers elected by the entire student body last May to serve this term are Bill Dryden, President, Janet Hansen, Vice-President, Georgia Mahattie, Secretary, Mike Grachek, Sergeant-at-arms. DECORATING THE Christmas tree in the main hall are Bill Dryden, Margene Rumery, Mike Grachek, Con- nie Mickfsh, Donna Manary, Georgia Mahatfie, Janet Hansen, Mike Lesiak and Preston Havens HOME ROOM SECRETARIES: Seated Patty Meyers, Carolyn Todd, Judy Bassett, Charlene Knapp, Laa Moore, Jerre Bold- win Second Row: Brenda Becker, Gaye Clapper, April Mount, Phyllis Lloyd, Cathryn Cronn, Barbara Murphy, Mary Ann Mc- Koin, Charlotte McNeil Back Row: Margaret Fairchild, Bar- bara Herrmann, Carol Sue Schreffler, Sandra Winfrey, Roger Paine, Linda Brademeier Using the theme the Railroad of Events, eleven members of the annual staff with the help of their instructor, Mr, Hamsa, gathered a year of school memories and assembled the l957 Round-Up. The complete staff worked on the annual both Wait Awhile ..... l 4 ,f.. 17 . na ah? ,ct ACTIVE LEADERS: Carolyn Todd, associate-editor, Pat Schar mann, editor-in-chief, Connie Mickish, associate-editor semesters and had a number of exciting events. Some of the members ofthe staff attended the State Press Convention in Lincoln, Nebraska. The Semco Color Press of Oklahoma City, Okla- homa, printed the Round-Up again this year. ANNUAL STAFF. Bock Row: Larry Newman, Caroline Gideon, Jerry Kasha, Madonna Janecek, Nancy Lieurance, Judy Adams Front Row: Judy Bassett, Carolyn Todd, Patty Scharmann, Connie Mickish, Loa Moore 1 i l h V A. A Lvl, .. - i.-1 Lal-L ' 1 ,Y 'il' -1, MEET THE PRESS. Seated: Bob Vhares, sports editor, Suzette Lalanne editor, and Ron Seely, assistant editor Standing: Phyliss Lloyd, Pat Dunlap, Gary Webster, JoAnn Batie, Jerry Kasha, Sharon Parker, Mike Milroy, Nancy Glaze, Larry Newman, Roger Stuhmer, Judy McGovern, and Don Ferguson The Crazy Mixed Up Paper The Bulldogger was put out eighteen times this year, issue was dedicated to the graduating seniors of NPHS with o staff of nine seniors andthe beginning journal- The Bulldogger staff chose to get behind the Get ism class doing the honors, Out To Vote Campaign, which proyed to be very suc- Among the specials this year we found the Christ- cessful, mas issue, lt was printed on pretty green paper with a Several members of the staff attended the NHSRA big red MERRY Cl'lRlSTMAS at the top. There was convention at Lincoln in November. It can truly be said also the April Fool's issue. This issue is totally inde- that a good time was had by all scribable, lt was a crazy mixed up paper to say the least. The year has been a big success for the staff and The year ended with the Special Senior issue. This we hope for the readers of the Bulldogger i956-57, i are Y sums IN THE News. cwiiqi mms 'O d'Q UP some Sm sms HE ITNRQ Milroy, Bob Phares, and ROQCV Smlqmer L if H l '94 ,fs wi-in oo You THiNK?EdifOfS Rmseeiey X and Suzette Lalanne set up a page for the Bulldogger I fi' is 3. Kirkman, and Robert Wiege spent years and years hunting for the Ile. WHY I AM A BACHELOR Alvin Armstrong and Pat Du lap run from flying debris as Sandy Neumann helps prove the crowd the reason so many men are bachelors. D The dramatics program in NPHS had a full sched- ule for the school year. The year got off to a big ILE Neal Ferguson, Jim n- T0 Y if ll +, ,E ii bang with the All Class Play. Mr, George Nico- vich, dramatics coach, selected My Sister Eileen. Next came the Junior Class Plays. For this year the juniors presented three one-act plays, Ile, Sunday Costs five Pesos, and Why I am a Bachelor, The Senior filled out the bill with their presentation of The Curious Savage. My Sister Eileen had a cast chosen from the three classes. The main plot was one of two sisters who came to New York to seek their ur bjective SUNDAY COSTS FIVE PESOS Sharon Nelson peeks out the window while Joe Stone and Charla Goodwin try to persuade her that it's safe to come out. Carole Madrid and Carol Sue Shreffler wait to see what the outcome will be. fortunes. The play was a story of all the troubles they encountered and their problems both big and smal l. It was an uproarious comedy. The cast was composed of Kathy Richard- son, Charla Goodwin, Sam Sloan, Ron Seeley, Bob Lynch, Dick Sorenson, Ron Drasky, Phyllis Lloyd, Larry Newman, Butch Rasmussen, Jerry Austin, Gary Webster, Carol Sue Shreffler, Don Cross, Dave Davis, Georgia Mahaftie, Judy Mc- Govern, Jerry Kasha, Mike Grachek, Bill Dryden Jack Craft, Stan Weddel, Jerry Klein, Chuck Sim- mons, Herb Schimek, Preston Havens, Doug Mc- Neil, Janet Dowhower, Sidney Baker, Gary Weich- man, Jon Eaves, Carl Tonjes, Ken Highberger Lynne Yost, and Karen Winfrey. I 1 Why I am a Bachelor, a comedy of mod- ern marriage, was acted out by: Erich Ashburn Alvin Armstrong, Sandra Neumann, Pat Dunlap, Beverly Burkhart, and Jeannie Hinman. I Presenting Sunday Cost Five Pesos, a comedy of peasant life in a Mexican village, were: Joe Stone, Sharon Nelson, Charla Goodwin, Carol Sue Shreffler and Carole Madrid. The final junior act, a violent sea drama simply called Ile, starred Neil Ferguson, Phyllis Jo Lloyd, Bob Wiese, Jim Kirkman, Don Ferguson, and John Lawrence. The Curious Savage was chosen for the l957 Senior Class Play. This was a comedy with a slightly tragic side written by John Patrick. The cast including five boys and six girls were: Charlene Knapp, Butch Rasmussen, Georgia Mahattie, Carl Tonjes, Jerre McWha, Bill Dryden, Charles Simmons, Shirley Johannesen, Loa Moore, Barbara Fenwick and Doug McNeil. -g5. HEADING CLASS PLAY Members nn one of the scenes of the Sensor class lay The Currous Savage are Loa Moore and Barbara Fenwlck Better Drama LOOKOUT DUCK' Duck Sorenson seems to be takung a swxng at Don Cross In the All Class Play My Suster Enleen Starfled members looknng on are Phyllns Lloyd Charla Goodwnn Kathy Ruchardson and Sam Sloan 'owl DON T DROP ME yells Don Cross to Sam Sloan nn another scene h d Duck Soren of the All Class Play Lookung on wnth a helprng an are son Phyllls Lloyd Charla Goodwin and Kathy Ruchardson TELL ME WILL YOU7 Loa Moore as Mrs Sav age gets that question thrown at her by Charles Simmons Shurley Johannesen and Doug McNell un the sensor class play 5 . b 'I 1 '1 -v ' C '1 .F T, r M C s f N A Y ' Q 2- ' M ,M 7 . 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BH ng wncon 5 URCHESTRH :XSD CHUM' fy LS GLGE m ev MBI!! ,- 5 1-':, ' ,f K gf . S- af-' X, 2?-L zidizl -f',f'f iq! x W ' 1 i . - - . ,Y - 1 'X K 'h ., -i , . I s Z rl ' W -+P 4l PA' , sl' They Speak a 5 niversal Tongue The yocal music department, under the direction of Glenn Reinertson, present- ed the annual choral concert March 4, 5. The program consisted of spirit- uals, modern, and sacred songs, Small groups such as madrigal, quartet, octet, mixed quartet, partici- pated in it also. Fourteen chorus members repre- sented North Platte High at State Music Clinic at McCook. SECTION LEADERS. These students: Bill Dryden, Judy McGovern, Sharon Robinson, Roberta Corso, Judy Welliyer, Joan Murphy, and Sid Baker are the ones responsible tor their various sections in Chorus and Girls Glee. MEMBERS OF THE CHORUS. Back Row: Bowman Miller, Neil Ferguson, Sidney Baker, Don Ferguson, Victor Rosenberg, Wayne Griffin, I-lorlan Wachholtz, Ken Wills and Charles Lee. Third Row: Jon Eaves, Don Cross, John Cronn, Sam Sloan, Wayne Wolfe, Bill Gilster, Mike Grachek, Stan Weddel, Kenny Wochhaltz Second Row: Bonnie Boyne, Karen Cederburg, Suzette Lalanne, Judy V!elliyer, Potty Mayer, Linda Christiansen, Pat Dunlap, Sandra VVinfrey, Cleta Whigler, Fir5t Row: Log Moore, Judy Van Hcrn, Linda Maracardt, Sue Williams, Charla Goodwin, Doris Griffis, Nancy Boilar, Beverly Burkhart, Theda Eby, Karen White, Joan Murphy .ti 1 - A .. -4 ' A U: 1 W VF' ,, 519, , 1 it 1 3-fi 'i4ggf ski 5 , f c ,fx V X I' 'llrlm fx G I Band Has Successful Year With Many Challenges Fnrst Row Karen Dledrschs Jackue Hansen Vxrglnlo Ronney Charlotte McNeul Linda Bredemeler Dlxle Fredrlcks Second Row Karen Kosha Errol Coleman Larry Steele Glenda Burgess Jerry Kasha Judy Cox Gary Jergenson Ron Drasky Don Ferguson and Jerre McWha Tlurd Row Ga Welchman Neul Ferguson Carol Sue Shreftler Barbara Murphy Kay Herndon Lonna Henry Charlotte Walters Loa Moore Vnctor Qosenburg Sharon Nelson John Cronn and Jon Eaves Fourth Row Terry Macomber Joe Stearns Gary Maglll Allan Eaves Ron Sorden Bull Lewns Kent Stevenson Tom Grnffuth Dale Johnson Stan Schrag Ercell Young Ron Ruce and Mary Ann McKaln Wi' sf Connie Mucklsh held 2nd chonr solo clarnnet and Bull f ' e- Dryden held 7th chaur furst clarnnet The season for the band closed wnth the annual music contest held at Kearney Nebraska Aprul l3 l957 Roundlng out the year was the annual banquet Awards were gnven to students at thus event Parents were unvnted for thss banquet Z' Q Q1 5' 'Q' 73' y..f X.. x 'W 415 457 INSTRUCTORS. These men, Mr. Relnertson, Mr. Ro- meiser and Mr, Houck are the ones responsible for the outstanding music department in N PHS. 193- Ng Nc Cz:- .ll an Small Groups STUDY IN BRASS. This brass sextet composed of Erceil Young, Som Sloan, Tom Dixen, Gordon l-larrach, Carol Sue-'Shreffler, and Lonna Henry prepare to pertorm. l TERRIFIC TRUMPETEERS. Rcn Motsinger, Mike Johnson, and Riley Burchell practice a new piece for concert. ea DOWN MELODY LANE. The Clarinet Quartet l pre- pare to play for concert The members of this ensem- wooDwlND UINTET P r d I th h d ble are Bill Dryden, Shirley Johannesen, Connie Mick- Q I .'. repmmg O 'Sp Oy el' or 'Won Ish and Georgie Mohoffie musical talents are Dixie Frederick, Jeanne Hinman, Pat ' Dunlap, Barbara Murphy, and Jon Eaves l MUSIC MAKERS. Time out is taken from the band activities to practice their mixed clarinet quartet music These members are Sandy Neu mann, Donnc Manary, Sharon Nelson, and Charlotte Walters 1111. - 21' 3 Q. THREE OF A KIND. These three feminine flut- ists who fascinate with fast and furious fan- fares are. Dixie Frederick, Charlotte McNeil, and Linda Bredemeier, lin-li - g-11 Entertain for udiences T II. Ka Ashle , Nana Glaze, Theda are theyfour Iollfelies inythis ensemble. BOYS OCTET I. John Crann, Charles Lee, Robin ' Rasmussen, Ken Wills, Darryl Moore, Gary Web- ster, Jerry Taylor and Dan Cross prepare To perform far an audience, ' 1 1-l -1 ---l 1q in W Y, l SAX QUARTET. Errol Coleman, Jerry Kasha, Don Ferguson and Jerre McWha are the sassy saxes far this year f SAX QUARTET II. These studenfs, Glenda Burgess, Ron Drasky, Gary Jefgensen, and Karen Kasha take time out of practice to pose l BOYS OCTET II. These bays, Dale Johnson, Jon Eaves, Jim Kirkman, Neil Ferguson, Sid Baker, Bill Gilster, Bill Mille. TROMBONE QUARTET. Erceil Young, Ron Rice, Stanley son and Roger Nelson accompanied by Mr Glenn Refnerf- Schrog, and Ron Sarden are shown as they appear for an son, get set for their cue audience igsi FF f 3 , aff X5 r A :LQIM no , 1'f ' .A 32 531 in K 'vi J , f ik A5 hi L u jp' W Y 3. iff in X, 'E 4' J' if AV, . 'ig , if P? a ,gg :Rr '1 X M' 45 ' 'if 4- A Li 3 H55 H da-JRQ E ' A fa Q -nan ff fm ., Q - eil , J r - T X , I 1f:,fiE1 ,p . a qgnw -v Mfg W 4' .. fc IZA , , XP ' - A Q. 4. STRING QUARTET. Sandra Win- frey, Elizabeth Freeburg, Margene ' Rumery, and Jerre McWha prepare to make some music. man, Margene Rumery, Sandra Winfrey, and Jean The final performance of the Orchestra was to Wing. play the traditional Pomp and Circumstanceu for The Orchestra presented their annual concert to Commencement. the students and puhlic on January 21, l957 Front Row: Connie Mickish, Pat Dunlap, Theda Eby, Sharon Nelson, Lynn Chamberlain, Loris Newman, Jerre McWha. Second Row: Carol Sue Shreffler, Barbara Murphy, Riley Burchell, Sam Sloan, Jean Wing, Third Row: Loa Moore, Don Arney, Mary Ann McKain, Janice Twidwell, Bill Dryden, The Chorus SWEET AND LOVELY. Back Row: Sharon Oyerrnan, Sharon Most, Barbara Edwards, Dixie Fredrick, Roberto Corso, Kathrine Moss, Charlotte McNeil, Susan Arney, Paige Boyce Third Row: Joyce Owen, Barbara Thorp, ry Ann Siernan Jackie Prather Kathy Richardson, Marlynn Phillips, Lynne Yost, Madonna McDermott, Kathy Madsen, Lois Lindo Perkins, Sue Robinson, Ma , , Janecek. Second Row: Joan Murphy, Shirley Haase, Norman Durbin, Karen White, Jean Hinman, Pat Dunlop, Elizabeth Free- brug, Rowena Johnson First Row: Doris Griftis,l.inda Marauardt, Beverly Burkhart, Nancy Bailar, Kathy Cronn, Pot Mayer, Mary Ann Romans, Judy Welliver, Sharon Robinson and instructor Glenn Reinertson Senior glee club, chorus, and selected srnoll groups The glee club along with the chorus and or- entered in the contest Small groups such as sextet, chestro presented o Christmas concert for the pubs triple trio, quartet represented senior girls glee at liC God The Students. contest 1.116225 2 EE E! CLINIC STUDENTS. These students were selected out of the Chorus, Band, and Orchestra to represent N P H S at the annual Music Clinic held ot McCook, Nebrgskg Keep Withill MELODIOUS FOUR Harlan Wachlwolfz Sam Sloan Jerry Kelsy and Bvll Dryden FOUR LOVIES Cnarla Gdodwln Dons Gnffls Kathy Madsen and are more than glad To lwarmonnze on some Charlene Knapp walt patncntly for The Cord Ya sung quartet melodues .ll i TUNEFUL TRIPLE TRIO Loo Moore Judy Wellrver iv Kefhv Modwn Sharon Reblnson Lynne Yosf Vw MIXED QUARTET Kaflny Rlchmdgon Sron Weddel Jerry Kelsy Q '0 SI UllZ MGd0'mO -lO leCelY KOVGV1 Whlfe Gnd and Judy Welluver are the punt Suze chorus this year Barbara Fenwick make up thus Tuneful Triple Trio HI FIQUARTET Darryl Mc re Jnm Klrkman Sud Baker THREE MUSIC MAKERS Wllla Hall Roberta Corso and Nell Fergus n are the members fthus quartet who and Sue Wllllams prepare r lnarmanuze for anyone represented the chorus by slnglng fer many clvlc groups Wlla Cares fa llsfen 100 7 5 , Y K- 1 X f A A . , , , , : f , , 1 5 , f f 1 1 I ' , , ' 5 C , , f - , 0 Q ' 3 Rx ' 79 The T1me WATCH THAT RITARDO, gays Mr Rorneuser ln preparing for annual can- Cert, J... ,.,....3 , BURN THAT CANDLE, was the Thought in eweryone's mlnd as rnev processed fOrTl'1e Chrnstmas concert EVERYBODY SING, demands Mr Reinertson TO KEEP THE RHYTHM as fre lab af these members of band Doug McNenl, Don Arnev, Darryl Moore, Brenda Ol- son, Wayne Graflln, and Allan Eaves CAuTo r2AP 9 SPORTS' CBR FOOTBHLL aasucrenu. Tnncu conf Tenms mvxw' '41 WIA V - 1 , - fi S I :Y L, -if L -11-'F-L X . x ,-Y 'r , Q L' .jf 1 , ' , -4 iff ,-, -Q ..- ' I ,,4:, '7 ' , ' 4--3 '41 fg' kftgfb . . ,' L, J Z rf!! Q - ' r'- IWU- - , . ' ir -' . Q. .-, , f-- ' ' fl W N' v ls 'xv ev si03gss-de-QSO?-it i T .rim A 'Y ,I EF easter, 1 -ii--ef J' -arf' - 4: ,X ,N . Q l E 5 Q K t . '.' g 1 ' 4, ll G..- STARTING LINE-UP. Bolstering the l956 gridiron squad were the following starting eleven pictured in the back row making up the backfield were Mike Lesiak, Jerry Johnson, Jack Renfroe and Bill Cooper. Bolstering the line were Gary Williams, Jack Pick- ens, Robert James, Larry Bechtel, Ken Wills, Bob Lynch and Dick Sebastian. We're Proud of Their Fighting Spirit The North Platte Bulldogs, behind the cap- able work of co-captains Jack Pickens and Mike Lesiak, ended their l956 varsity football sched- ule with three victories against six defeats on their all class A schedule. During the season the Bulldogs racked up l27 points compared to the opponents l84 points. Mike Lesiak Jack Pickens ln the scoring column, Jerry Johnson tallied 3l points to take top honors with Mike Lesiak and Dick Sebastian close behind with 30 points each. Other Bulldogs in the scoring column in- cluded: Harlan Wachholtz, and Bill Cooper each with l2, and Bob Lynch and Jack Pickens with 6. HONORARY C0-CAPTAINS. Mike Le- siak, halfback and Jack Pickens, tack- le, honorary co-captains for the post pigskin season also were honored by being placed on the West Big Ten Conference team. NOW, GET IN THERE AND FIGHT! Coach Roscoe Tolly gives the Bulldogs a good ole fashioned pep tolk before sending them out for the final holf of the Lincoln Central game. GO MAN GO. Unidentified Platter side-steps an Alliance Bull- dogger for a sizeable gain. OH N0 YOU DON T Jerry Johnson breaks up a Sidney pass attempt as North Platte clipped their opponents 2l I9 TRY AND STOP ME Bill Cooper and Harlan Wachholtz leave the Lincoln Links eating dust as they go for a touchdown an the Bulldogs home field Bulldoggers Never uit GOTCHA Butch Rasmussen drags down Alliance s Smith as the Bulldogs take the honors with a score of 40 O North Platte smothered the opposing Bulldogs 40 O STEPPIN' HIGH. Bill Cooper darts around Alliance as -l05- Webster, Gary Johnson, Date Williams, Gow Win or Lose, NORTH PLATTE-7 KEARNEY-'I3 ln this opener, the North Platte Bulldogs last a bruising battle on their home grounds to the Kearney Bearcats by 7-l 3 margin. North Platte didn't catch fire until the second half when they were in control of the ball the majority of the time and scoring their seven points on a 97 yard run by Harlan Wachholtz. They left the field at half-time behind O-l3, NORTH PLATTE-20 LINCOLN-20 Suffering their second gridiron loss again on the home field, the North Platte Bulldogs again waited to do oll their scoring late in the game, the last five and one-half minutes. Behind O-20, the Bulldogs fought back for their 20 points of the evening. Bill Cooper carried over l Dryden, Bill Johnson, Jerry two of the tollies and Jerry Johnson passed to Har- lan Wachholtz for the other I-7065.305 GraChlk NORTH PLATTE-0 HASTINGS-'I 3 Hastings held the Bulldogs scoreless in a victory on the winners gridiron in handing North Platte their third loss ofthe year l3'O. North Platte dominated the first half but the Hastings front wall tightened up like an iron fence to stop two North Platte touchdown threats, Hastings scored twice in the second half and held ground to preserve the victory for themselves. NORTH PLATTE-40 ALLIANCE-0 By taking advantage of Alliances mistakes, North Platte was able to romp over the Alliance Bull- dogs for their first victory of l956 by a scare of AO-O. Runs by M.ke Lesiak, Jack Pickens, Bob Lynch and Jerry Johnsen set the rate in the scoring punch along with two passes from Johnson to Dick Se- bastion -106- Wamsley, Pat RenfrOe, Jock Croft, Jack 'f- x. L- , x8 4 N .3 law V Cgwoper Bill if if ' 5 , ,, N ., 2 - 1,1 NT? if . 1 . bl ,ef ' if ' ,, rv , wr 34' -. 1. P 4-rQ 7'. ' 1 'V 1 , ,' QA, if-' z 1, H ' I 'fe Q W.:?r-Q? , q , , if X , Qi? ,A , 2.155 3 iv '-'ph i , Q J'A ' ,. Q if 'U , an , s J ',,: ' f' 4 f , '-' ... M ,Bin x-X , 1 . 31- 3' uf Q-1,2 W , ,mem ii . A 5. 4 .fx .X They're a Rip Roaring Gang YOU'RE NOT GOIN' ANYPLACE. Ken Wills puts the damper on a Link during the second home game of the season. Nu g and a clear field as Jack Pickens Bob James AND THE BULLDOGS G0 ROLLING ALONG. Harlan Wachholtz has aood blockin ' ' , , S . . , . -63354 ALL JOIN HANDS AND ROUND WE GO. Jerry Johnson and Gory Web- ster seem to be doing the jig as they stop an onrushing Lincoln Link , 108- pring him open for a 97-yard iounf against M rn..-'f'u,,..fu.. GRIDIRON SQUAD Jum Kurkrnan Larry Bechtel Dale Johnson Boman Muller Jack Renfroe Jack Duckens Jerry Johnson Duck Sebastuan Jack Craft Bob Lynch Jum Smuth Dave Davus Thurd Row Coach Stroh Bull Dryden BullGulster Jerry Kleun Ron H ffner Byron Rookstool Darrell Moore Herb Schumek Gary Wulluams Duck Sorensen Robun Rasmussen Make Grachek Bob James Duck Young Coach Tolly Second Row Gary Snare Chuck Wamsley Bull Gale Ken Wulls Pat Wamsley Preston Havens Bull Cooper Morrus Olson Jerry Taylor John Cronn Stanley Weddell Jerry Austun Larry Henry Butch Rasmussen Kent Mulls Front Row Frank Caudullo Jurn Rudunger Terry Allan Charles Summons Muke Lesuak Kenny Wachholtz Harlan Wachholtz Bull Tolly Gary Webster Scott Stanley Jay Schruver They Wore the Blue and Gold NORTH PLATTE 21 SIDNEY 'I9 North Platte Bulldogs on theur last home game of the 56 grud season wuped out the Sudney Maroons for the eughth consecutuve year by a score of Scorung dudnt open untul the funal rnunute of the furst quarter when SCHEDULE FOR 1957 Jerry Johnson passed 22 yards to Duck Sebastuan Muke Lesuak was the hero of the game as he untercepted a Sudney pass and took one kuckoff and re turned them both for tallues September l4 Kearney There September 20 Luncoln Central There September 27 Hastungs Here October Alluance Here NORTH PLATTE 13 LEXINGTON 40 October McCook Here October Grand Island There October Scottsbluff Here November l Sudney There Lexungton ended 7 years of football domunatuon by North Platte un the last game ofthe season by handung the Bulldogs a 40 l3 trummung The Lexungton Munutemen lost no tume un regusterung un the scorung column and therefore put the Bulldogs un the hole early Theur exceptuonally Nowmbef 8 I-eX '1QT0f11 Hefe stuff defense seemed to be the dufference os the Bulldogs were repeatedly forced to take to the aurways to move the ball North Platte's tallues came on passes from Jerry Johnson to Duck Sebastuan Varsuty Coaches Tolly and Stroh talk over the past gruduron season and make plans for the future 109 ,M , . ., .. . . . ,W .--........... 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I 25 I Bock Row Jerry Liene mann Dwain Thayer Mike Milroy Royal Schmeltzer Jim Carter Larry Green Ron Heff ner Front Row Frank Caudillo Gary McClel- lan Coach McCowin Jim Ridinger Kenny Wachholtz Jerry Kel- sey Bill Milleson Bock Row Ronald Hall Mike Lawrence Gordon Harrach John Cronn Kirk Nichols Jerry Tay lor Tom Griffith Jim Front Row Coach Ku bicek Victor Jonecek Robin Rasmussen B ll Tolly Back row: Chuck Wam- sley, Dave Davis, Eddie Dowell, Frank Mclsain, Larry Schaffert, Vern Lantis, Jay Schriver, Front Row: Ray Stevens, Larry Long, Bill Gale, Archie Hall, Boman Miller, Jack Adams, Darrell Sukraw, Morris Olson Foreground: Coach Kubicek, .lim Smith, and Bill Gilsfer They're the Future Stars Q x I I - Bulldog Cagers Have Successful Season SCORE BOARD Basketball took over the limelight in the North Platte 77 Sidney 34 sports department this year as the Bulldogs tied 44 Lincoln Northeast 48 Scottsbluff for the West Big Ten title. This win over 60 Ogallala 52 the rival Bearcats snapped a six year jinx the Scotts- 68 Mccook 47 bluff team held over the Bill McCowin coached bas- 48 i-iosiirigs 47 ketballers. 76 Alliance 54 Fremont won the Big Ten playoff as the Bull- 48 Scottsbluff 57 dogs played host to them but the local cagers had al- 67 Kea mey 56 ready won the big one for their coach, 45 Grand lslond 60 The local quintet piled up an impressive l2-6 56 Lexington 48 overall record. Wins included an upset of the out-of- 50 Mccook 43 state Cheyenne group who have also had a jinx on Si Lincoln High 54 the local five. Only loss in Big Ten play came at the hands of Scottsbluff, later avenged by a win on the gli EEO mey 46 Bearcats court. lance 53 Hastings won the regional crown from the fav- gg iiizjijilgiii ored Bulldogs. North Platte had previously defeated them in regular season play. The Associated Press 52 Ffemonf 63 showed the North Platte Bulldogs as ranking seventh 47 Hastings 55 in the state in the final standings in Class AA. THESE ARE THE BULLDOGS. Back Row, left to right: Dick Sebastian, Jerry Johnson, Barry Hillmer, Jack Pickens, Jack Renfroe Bob Sutherland, Front Row: Coach Bill McCowin, Harlan Wachholtz, Rex Forrester, Sam Wellman, Dick Sorenson, Gary Thompson Dick Young, and Student Manager Henderson Galbreath 'X--...f If x... XSI, 1, SEBASTIAN JOHNSON SUTHERLAND PICKENS COACH McCOWlN FORRESTER HILLMER WACH HOLTZ YOUNG KARR SORENSON WELLMAN RENFROE GALBREATH -W..-f THOMPSON NORTH PLATTE 77 .A...,.... SIDNEY 34 North Platte bounced to a resounding 77-34 victory over the Sidney Maroons at Sidney. The Bulldogs scored first and were never headed as they led 20-8 in the first quarter, Cagers Tie for Big Ten West Tit NORTH PLATTE 44 4vuu.,,... LINCOLN N.E. 48 The Rackets blasted to victory over the Bull- dogs with a 48-44 tallying record. It was a nip and tuck battle all the way with Lincoln leading the first quarter. W . F ATCH OUT THERE! Pickens grabs the b H arrester bound o I O as Hillmer Q,-yd Lincoln Nonheosfver in the Bulldogs first loss of the season to if dui 'Q ZF' v' JOHNSON SCORES two more while Pickens WOITS fOr the rebound as the Bulldogs pull out in front during the Al- liance tussle. NORTH PLATTE 60 ec.cce,eec.e.,.. OGALLALA 52 The Bulldogs sparked by Barry l-lillmer rolled to a 60-52 victory over the Indians, Scoring wise, Barry racked up 22 paints on field goals and 6 free throws. it McCoWm Coached Aggregatlon NORTH PLATTE 68 McCOOK 47 The North Platte Bulldogs hosted the McCook Bison on their home floor to be defeated by a 68 to 47 margin Jerry Johnson hooked l8 while Rex Forrester and Barry Hillmer each sunk I3 for the losers NORTH PLATE 48 HASTINGS 47 The Bulldogs dominated the game playing fine ball until the efficient full court press of the Tigers caught fire Only Barry Hillmer s pair of badly needed free throws with ll seconds remaining in the game saved the Bulldogs from a one point defeat NORTH PLATTE 76 ALLIANCE 54 Alliance became the fifth victim of the North Platte Bulldogs The local Cagers made it four victories in a row over opposition by a convinc ing 76-54 margin. Jack Renfroe and Jerry Johnson were high scorers for the game as they found the net 25 and 24 points respectively. NORTH PLATTE 48 ,,,,........ SCOTTSBLUFF 57 The Bulldogs arch rivals the Bearcats from Scottsbluff again turned the trick as they threw their jinx at the Bulldogs to the tune of 57-48. HERE COME Young and Sutherland with h ket but Renfroe has the ball. eyes on t at bas ese es helped oll o er McCook. 114- HILLMER JUMPS fo a block as Beecher of Hastings tr es to lay one in for the Tgers The Bulldogs walked off w th a 48 47 ictory John son Renf oe and Sebast an help n the cause g 1 XX phold Fighting Bulldogs Title NORTH PLATTE 67 .......,.,..,..... KEARNEY 56 The Bulldogs racked up a 67 to 56 Big Ten triumph over the Kearney Bearcats as they brought their season record up to 6-2. NORTH PLATTE 45 ...... GRAND ISLAND 60 Coldness from the field and G. l. zone defense were the deciding factors in this tilt. The Bull- dogs connected just l7 times in 69 attempts from the field for a 24 percent average. NORTH PLATTE 56 ...,........ LEXINGTON 48 Coach McCowin's Bulldogs maintained their perfect road record as they knocked off the Lexington Minutemen in a non-conference tilt. inQ K SUTHE Johriso RLAND SW do Sfond 'FTLY . Qs upset Chgygr? guard oiintlgs another ne. e fighting ghge u - NORTH PLATTE 50 .........,........ McCOOK 43 The Bulldogs breezed by the Bisons with Barry Hillmer acting as the big gun with 23 points. NORTH PLATTE 5'I ..........i....... LINCOLN 54 The Links ruined the Bulldogs perfect road rec- ord by tripping the Platters on their home floor. The Links 6'8 junior center, Bruan Etheridge, proved to be no match for the shorter varsity squad. NORTH PLATTE 6'I ,............... KEARNEY 46 Jumping into a I4-8 quarter lead, the Bulldogs were never headed after an early 6-4 Kearney lead. The Bearcats got as close as 6 points at 5l-45, but the Platters garnered lO points to ice the game. IT'S A SCRAMBLE! But Johnson comes through with Ren- froe and Pickens making sure this one will count. The Bulldogs won this big one against Scottsbluff and there- by won the right to play in the Big Ten playoff. -115-- PICKENS LEAPS for possession as Wachholtz and H llmer stand tense Fremont won this one and wth it the Big Ten title NORTH PLATTE 71 CHEYENNE 59 An upset was in order as the North Platte Bull dogs turned the tables on the out of staters from Cheyenne Cheyenne who had defeated the Bulldogs for many years became a 59-7l victim. Jerry Johnson and Barry Hillmer led the scorers with 25 and 20 respectively. NORTH PLATTE 52 ..........,....... FREMONT 63 The powerful crew from Fremont proved to the Bulldogs why they deserve the number one rat- ing in the state as they tromped North Platte 63-52. Spmt and Determlnauon W1nn1ng Formula 116- NORTH PLATTE 93 ALLIANCE 53 The l956 57 edition of the North Platte Bull dogs will have at least two new records in the books They scored a total of 93 points in tromping Alliance Jerry Johnson lunior for ward topped the old individual scoring record with 35 points NORTH PLATTE 66 SCOTTSBLUFF 63 For the first time in six consecutive years the Bulldogs skinned the Bearcats 66 63 lt was also the first time this year that the Bearcats were defeated on their home floor Taking top honors for the Platters was Jerry Johnson with 22 points NORTH PLATTE 47 ........,,,,.,.. HASTINGS 55 The tall Tigers from way down east growled their way to a 55-47 lead over the Bulldogs during the semifinals in the regional here. Hill- mer again led the losing Bulldogs in points with a total of l6, Sf' FIGHTIN' JAY VEES: Student manager Kent Mills Jim Kirkrnan, John Babb, Ken Wills Bnwman Miller Clifford Fullheort Ray Stevens, Gary Bunaer, Frank Caudilla, Stan Schrag Gary McGill Ken Wachholtz Bill Milleson Darrell Mtn re Ron Heffmer, und Coach Roscoe Tolly unior Varsity Squad Group of Scrappers Coach Tolly directed the l956-57 Jay-Vee team in a successful season of ten wins and five losses to round outa fifteen game schedule. The Jay-Vees defended their title l 5 times with lO victories and 5 losses, The lO victories were from Sid- ney, Ogallala, McCook, Alliance, Grand Island, Mc- Cook, Lincoln Central, Kearney, Alliance, and Scottsf bluff The defeats came from Hershey, Hastings, Scotts- bluff, Lexington, and Cheyenne The Varsity' should be well enforced next year by the '56f'57 Jay-Vees who turned in a very impressing record for the season N, P. 39 Sidney 33 N P AO l-lershey 5l N P, 42 Ogallala AG N P 37 McCook 32 NP 38 Hastings 55 N P, 47 Alliance 32 N P 47 Scottsbluff 50 N P 63 Kearney 5l N P 63 Grand Island 42 N P 59 Lexington 6l N P, 63 McCook 28 N P 47 Lincoln 69 N P, 55 Kearney' AA N P 66 Alliance -45 N. P 47 Cheyenne 58 N P 62 Scottsbluff 60 eine MILLER SHOOTS as Bunger, Moore and Thompson move in for the rebound Although the Jay Vees gave it everything they had, Cheyenne came out the victor ,nn MEMBERS OF THE 'I957 track squad-Back Row: Assistant Coaches Tolly and Stroh, Jim Smith, Bob Lynch, Bowman Miller, Jerry Johnson, Jack Pickens, Jack Renfroe, Dick Sebastian, Larry Long, Irvin Miller, Ron Heffner, Assistant Coach Kubicek and Coach McCowin. Second Row: Ray Stevens, Neil Armstrong, Rex Forrester, Lyle Foight, Bill Lunkwitz, Ronald Lunkwitz, lvan Olson, Jim Carter, Bob Long, Rodney Heinzle, Ronald McCain, Bill Cooper, Mike Lesiok, and Harlan Wachholtz. First Row: Joe Schmelzer, Scott Stanley, Bill Gale, Ken Wills, Victor Rosenburg, Dick Fredericey, Terry Allan, Gary Snare, AI Zeigler, Dwain Thayer, Kenny Wachholtz, Frank Caudillo, and student managers Henderson Galbreath and Le Roy Emerson. The Track and Field Being Their Specialty Forty-eight boys checked out thinclads for the North Platte High School 1957 track season. Track coach Bill McCowin,assistants C. J. Ku- bicek, Don Stroh, and Roscoe Tolly built the squad around the I2 returning lettermen. They were: Rex Forrester, Neil Armstrong, Jerry Johnson, Jack Pickens, Mike Lesiak, Bill Lunkwitz, Bob Lynch, Jack Renfroe, Bill Coop- er, Ray Stevens, Scott Stanley and Ken Wills. The Bulldog thinclads took up their cleats on March l8th, and had final eliminations on March 27th. On March 30th, Scottsbluff's thinclads garnered 90 points and first place in the Scottsbluff relays for the eighth consecu- tive time. NP's cindermen managed l2 5 '7 points in two seconds, three fifths and a two way tie for third, fourth and fifth. Jack Pickens and Jerry Johnson were two top point getters for the Platters. Pickens sailed the discus l39 feet 5 inches for second and placed fifth in the shot put with a heave of 42 feet l l inches. Johnson was second in the shot put with a heave of 47 feet 2 inches. He also was involved in the three way tie in the high jump with Rex Forrester. Jim Carter was fifth in the broad jump with a l9 foot 3A inch effort. The only home meet, the NP Invitational on April 5, was cancelled because of snow. Other meets held were McCook on April l2th, Kearney April l7th, Big Ten on April 26th, the District at Scottsbluff on May 3rd, and the State meet at Lincoln on May lOth. HIGH HURDLERS Working out are Neil Arm- strong, lrvin Miller, and Rex Forrester. They Brought Honors to Thc1r School RETURNING LETTERMEN this year are Back Row: Ken Wills, Bill Lunk- witz, Bob Lynch, Jerry Johnson, Jack Pickens, .lack Renfroe, Mike Lesiak, Rex Forrester, and Neil Armstrong. Front Row: Ray Sterens, Bill Cooper, Coach McCowin, Henderson Golbreath, Scott Stanley, and LeRoy Emerson. LIKE THIS SON, says Coach Tolly as he shows Jack Renfroe, Ron Heffner, and Jack Pickens the correct method for holding the disc. UP AND OVER is the slogan of Rex Forrester as he goes over the 5' mark with Coach Stroh, Jerry Johnson, and Bowman Miller watching him clear the obstacle. 4 X 'EET' ,154- -1l9- Individual Performances Help Win the Meets JN -4-4 'ip TAKING A BREAK during practice are Harland Wach- GET SET-GO. Members of the 880 relay get on their holtz, sprinterg Scott Stanley, low hurdlersg Bill Lunk- marks in anticiDOfiOf1 fOr file SOU 1dlnQ QUY1- Members witz, distance runsg and Joe Schrnelzer, utility man. Ol the 9l0Y Ufe Dick S9b0Sfl0 ', Mike L9Sl0l4, Bill COODSV, and Jim Carter. HEAVE-Jerry Johnson winds up with the shot-put as team mates Jack Pickens and Bob Lynch look on. 120- HERE'S HOW WE D0 IT says Assistant Coach Kubicek to his middle distance ond distance runners Jack Ren- troe, Ray Stevens, and Terry Allen. nOb5 J rn Srnlfh of lqertiplllz dfwe l d 3 O X n lcllfjollwil the Bossa 5 The D 1, e spines Sfnke O bound 11 hover for asian re Taklng the honors this year rn Intramural basketball were Rnchard Karr Byron Rookstool Knm McNeel Jerry Coo er Bull Cooper and Terry Allen better known as the Dnngoes Intramurals Prov1de Recreauon An eventful lntramural basketball season came teams played tor the champronshlp The charn plonshlp game held during actlvltles pernod marked the end ofthe single elumlnatlon tourna ment At the beglnnnng of the lntramural basket ball season the boys were dlvlded unto l2 teams and took the names ot dogs Teams and ratlngs found on the Intramural court were the Dun goes lO l Setters 8 3 Chows 8 3 Cockers 8 3 Danes 74 Poodles 65 Beagles 65 Ter 2 9 and Spanlels O ll Harold Rasmussen top ped the lndlvuduals wuth ar average of 20 9 and Bull Gnllster wuth l7 7 A total of 6 games round ed up theur season C J Kubncek and Don Stroh worked together to sponsor the program tlws year Any boy who dld not partvcupate In varsrty basketball was ellgnble to take part Approxlmately 90 boys par tuclpated Y I V . x I. - h - ' . . 1 OS I n A ' . T' 5 J ' H l l rf Y l A I , , ' , D- l I to a close on March 22 when two of the tour top riers,5-6g Spitz, A-7g Greyhounds, 3-8g Bassetts, . . . . 1 .4A. A A 6 A . A -121- Fore' Golfers Tee Off for Successful Year 'qiingkmsngt 1 M114 gsm' gc! nxt.. LETTERMEN SAM Sloan and Cllff Fullheart a transfer from Centervllle MEMBERS OF THE GOLF team Include Gary Iowa putt on one of the greens Wenchman James Mares Jerry Waltemath The backbone of thus year s golf team was centered around the two returnnng lettermen Barry Hlllmer and Sam Sloan and Cllff Fullheart a transfer letter man from Centervnlle lowa Other members of the golf squad are Stanley Schrag Joe Stone Byron Rookstool Gary Wezchman Jerry Waltemath Ron Watson Allan l-lorano and James Mares The lnnkmen opened the season at home on March 22 against the Sudney Ma roons and the Cozad Stanley Schrag and Joe Stone l-laymakers Other golf match dates Included the Scottsbluff lnvltatlonal on March 30 the North Platte lnvrtatuonal on Aprnl 5 Grand Island Lincoln Southeast at Hastings on Aprnl l l Kearney lnvnta tional on April l7 Bug Ten Champnonshup at l-last rngs on Aprnl 26 State Sand Green tournament on Aprnl 27 the Northeast Fanrbury meet at Luncoln on May 3 and the State Grass Green at Omaha on May LETTERMAN BARRY HILLMER putts as Cliff Fullheart and Sam Sloan look on Coach Clanr Sloan stands by to gnve helpful advnce --...Qx i 1 122 ll ,X O N. 35 . jg, 1, l 14 -1 lj, ' - . 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The tennis team this year was comprised of re- turning lettermen Jim Kirkman, Jack Craft, Jerry Taylor, and the other members including Bill Tolly, Chuck Wamsley, Ron Seeley, Bill Lewis, Don Cross, Jon Eaves, Peter Burkard Gordon Harrach Wayne Wolfe Jay Shriver and Phil Lawrence f s-JQ. SOME OF THE members of the tennis team are Ron Seeley, Bill Tolly, Don Cross, Chuck Wamsley, and Jon Eaves. OTHER MEMBERS BOLSTERING the ten nis team are Jay Shriver Gordon Harrach Wayne Wolfe Phil Lawrence Pete Burk ard and Bill Lewis RETURNING LETTERMEN AND COACH The following were the nucleus of the team Jack Craft Jerry Taylor Jim Schrag 123 I I I iw ' , A ,, 'F ba J I' x . D ' - I I , f . I - . , 4 x Y I I g . '1 ' . ,l- ' ' f '1 g u l : ' , , ' 13:3 x I L Kirkman, Barry Hillmer, and Coach Elmer Ziff. E -T. 2 . ,ggi , x ,- ...M 'W .Lx fi 'f f, Y g X7 X6 JK! Zabcef 3 1.72 Z0-v ggi! ff? Lgejifwf Q2 , if Sf 112, cl gf 5555464322 Lf, ,. 2 W 92 V fLJ1 XX M 55 f KL? V5 5 W, v Hi xhailgff 5' lx!-il! 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