Ogallala High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Ogallala, NE)

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» I ► F U T U R T E E A C H E D » Hack Row—-Eileen Wleat. Inez Peterson. SKmma Blmshneuuer. Miss Nielsen. Barbara Corder. Anils Johnson, Ivina Hoffman, Tliolma Sumuelson. Front Row—Mildred Jenson, Alta DnvJoon, Vivian Plunkett. Doris Brown. June Peterson, Ann Mario Schulz. The Future Teacher’s Club, sponsored by Miss Nielsen, was organized in Septem- l)er, 1937, and aims to establish a closer relation between the Normal Training De- partment and the rural schools. Every meeting is devoted to business, a program, and a social hour. New officers are elect- ed each semester. Those presiding this year were: Thelma Samuelson, Doris Brown, Barbara Corder, Inez Peterson, June Peterson, Emma Elmshaeuser, Mil- 1938 marks the second year that the Dramatics students have been banded to- gether in a club. Two public programs were given this year, as well as several convocations. Sub-District contest entries included humorous and dramatic readings, two orations, and a one-act play. Miss Davis is in charge of the readings and Miss Bicknell is in charge of the plays. The officers are: President, Vernon MaGee: Vice-President, Jane Rasdal; Sec- retary-Treasurer, Donald McGinley; Re- Buck Row—Kathryn Smith, Dotty Esther Armstrong. Delia Keller. Don McGinley, Cliaa. K»bncker. Dale Graff. Hilly Nelson, Gordon Jollonaten. Vernon MaGee. Second Row—Dorothy Trotter. Audrey Rash- er. Ruth Creamer, Betty Mao Patrick. Juno Rasdal, Phyllis Hayford. Arthur Rlcdoscl. Front Row—-Miss Bicknell. sponsor. Marjorlo Gate . Irene Folaml, Jacqueline Gelwrt. Murcia Cahill, Barbara Corder. Betty Cordor. Mias Davis, sponsor. Dale Johnson, member of tho club, w:ui omitted from the picturo. Twenty-Five

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MliMk- How—Junior Qeimnoll, Jenn Hohucker, Arthur Ricde »l. luivoitnc Brown Front How—-Mnurino Mitchell, Thelma Sam- ui-lson, Jean Halor. Back How—Edward Schindler, Mnxlne Fenth- errtton, Joy Knackiuedt. Audrey Ranher, Uuth Creamer. Madeline Hoe, Mins Davis, Sponsor. The 0. H. S. Kodeo started life as an unnamed infant on February 15, 1924, a typewritten project of a Sophomore Eng- lish class. All that spring it was published in the same way, but fall brought its publi- cation in the Keith County News, where it was called Volume I. With one or two year’s exceptions, it has continued to be printed as our school journal. Miss Nielsen was in charge most of the early years; Miss Davis is the present sponsor. The Girls’ Athletic Association was or- ganized in 1937, and members were requir- ed to have one-hundred and sixty hours of outside activities during the year. They have had hikes throughout the year and held tournaments for track, basketball, softball and volleyball. Ix)cal awards are given after one and two years of gymnas- tics and State awards after three and four years. Back How—Ductile Donahue, Maxine Kuntz, Catherine Wiaachln, Marilyn Gilo. Edith Bloom- (|Uiat. Khiyne Wleat. Marcia Cahill. Alalorla Roy, Maurlne Mitchell. Second How—Faye Brothwoll, Judy Adams, Betty Corder, Gladys Killers, Lynn Hope Heed, Kortcnnn Kosmlckl, Mary Larson Kathryn Smith. Edithora DoFord. Front How—Bernice Stark, Velma Fell, Max- ine Lee. Melon Trouper, Miss Stevens. Instructor, Norma Shafer, Kathryn IltrlK, Ellen Kenfietd, Betty June Dunwuody. Twenty-Four

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Second How—Jean VVoyor, Phyllis Sypoll, Vetta Weaver, Eluoru Elinshneuscr. Hetty foidor, Dorothy Trotter, Thelma Hnirctnan, Cathloen Mueller, Joan Stone, Joyce Jollen- sten, Kathryn Schafer, Elayno Kconomon. Val- era Brown. Front Row—Hetty Lou Raker, Mary Kllza- both Slbal, Lucille Donahue, Maxine Walker, Kathryn llirltr. Herd ecu Pllger. Mary .'Eileen McBvoy, Ronnie Jean Boyd, Wanda Mae Dow- ney, Norma Davison, Patricia Tlinlken, Kvaloon Mueller, Jane Raadal, Jean Rarnlca, Charles Coni|iton, Instructor. Back Row—Darlene Johnson, Maxine Finder. Jean Robackcr, Edna Hoffman. Maxine Potter, Maxine Featherston. Mantaret Mary Thalkon, Madeline Hcnrkhs, Betty Patrick, Maurlne Mitchell, Dora Jejjn Uorling. Kathleen Mattox, Mary Alice Tlinlken. Ruth Weyer. Third Row—'Barbara Cordcr, Alta Davison, Doris Brown, Mae Plunkett, Bonita Bostburn, Lavonnc Brown. Mantaret Holschcr, Phyllis Hayford. Bernlttn Kuchl, Frieda Hoffman, Gladys Bhlers, Mary Larson, Eleanor Roc, Vivian Plunkett. Audrey Rusher. Ann Mario Schulz. Tho Girls Glee Club has a membership of seven- ty. It is divided into two sections, A and U, The B division meets seventh period on Monday and Wed- nesday. The A division meets seventh period on Tuesday, Thursday and Friday. Annually the glee club attends the District and South Platte Valley Music Festivals. This organiza- tion also takes part in the Sunday Afternoon Vesper Services. The Mixed Chorus of Ogallala High School, un- der the direction of Charles M. Compton, consists of fifty members, twenty-five hoys and twenty- five girls. This group, during Its two years of organ- ization, has accomplished much In the way of acnpelln singing, has been ruted superior at the S. P. V’. A. music contest. Back Row—Mary Leo A lnms. Phyllis Sypolt, Vetta Weaver, Edward Holsoher Ray Lewis. Gordon Jollenston, Floyd Applegate, Arthur Rtedexel, Geraldine Peterson, Kathleen Mattox, Third Row—Edna Hoffman. Maxine Finder, Jean Robacker, Eldon Geisert. Billy Nelson, Arthur Ditto, Jack Doherty, Vernon MnGec, Eleanor Roe, Dora Jean Uorllng. Madeline lion rich». Second Row—Charles Compton. Instructor. Barbara ('order, Betty Lou Baker, Mae Plunkett. Junior Gommell, Donald McGIntoy, Dale Johnson. Boyd MeOlara, Junior Mercer, Ann Mario Schulz, Evelyn Shonnan, Vivian PlunkctL Front Row—Jacqueline Gei» ert, Jean Woyer, Doris Brown. Ellis Hulse. Wallace McBride. Harold Hilton. Don Thompson. Jack Antrim. Joan Stone, Joyce Jollcnsten. Kathryn Schafer. Twenty-Six