Ogallala High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Ogallala, NE)

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. V . C i 3 JERRY PETERSON’S bin ambition 1b to attend business college and then work In a curio «bop. Typing and shorthand are her favorite subject», and she likes to swim and skate. She sings in first girls glee club. Pullback on the football team and also a Iwiskct- bal! player Is DEAN POTTER. He wants to l e an aviator and his favorite subject is physics. Interested In music is EI.EAXOK ROE. who sings in first girls' glee club and mixed chorus and plays the violin In orchestra. Iler hobbies are sewing and dancing. Her favorite subject is home ee. and she intends to be a teacher. A Junior “blondie who is a favorite among girls is El) SCHINDLER, who runs the mile in track. He wants to Ik a test pilot and likes history. Ills hobby Is gopher matches. ID 1.1.V SHAFER likes to work very hard. 'Typ- ing and American History are Ids favorite subjects. He wants to be u lawyer. Little, black-haired ALICE SlltAL likes dra- matics. shorthand and typing, and wants to Ik a stenographer. BERNICE STARK will teach school for three years after she Is graduated; then she will take up nurses training. Her favorite subject is normal training; dancing is her hobby. She plays In the band, and letters in G. A. A. Besides playing his violin in orchestra. THERON THADEN sings in mixed chorus and boys’ glee club. He also letters in dramatics. His favorite subject is mathematics. He collects stamps, match book covers, and automobile pictures ns a hobby. He intends to be an aviator. GEORGE THORPE wants to Is? a mechanic and Is interested in athletics. He letters In f«H t- ImiII, basketball, track and is a great favorite with all of his classmates. Whether she Is a cosmetologist, teacher or a stenographer VIRGINIA TI'RLEV Is sure to Ik a success. In school she likes alcgbra and typing, and out of school she likes dancing and Ice skating. One would think CHAl'NCKY WALKER would like to l e a chauffiler at the rate he hauls students around in his ear. but he says he wants to be an engineer. He likes ice skating and track. ELAINE WIEST letters in G. A. A. She likes normal training and wants to be a teacher. She also likes to dance and roller skate. CATHERINE WLASCHIN participated In G. A. A. and dramatics. She liked typing and wants to Ik a stenographer. Her hobby is hiking. Seventeen

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 A trumpet looter whose ambition Is to direct Ills own swing baml. 1« ROSS FKN'DEIi. Ills favor- ite subject is science, and his hobby Is model nlr- plane building. Me plays tennis and basketball, and letters in band and orchestra. Tall, brown eyed, JOHN KHANCIL lettered in football and may go out for track. Ills favorite subject is geography. The tall, blonde Swede JENSEN, whose ambition Is to ills favorite subject is English, football. MARTIN KELLER likes woodwork Ing. Me wants t«» Ik an aviator. Me goes football. and letters in track. Quiet, little HELEN FRIED.M N likes typing and shorthand and wants to l»e a stenographer. Outside of school she likes to embroider and also likes dancing. An excellent basketball player. KI.I.HN KEN- FIELD likes typing lw M of all her subjects. Sh( wants to be a stenographer when she graduates. Junior post card collector Is MARJORIE HATES, who likes Dramatics. She was in the Senior High Opercttn and likes English. She wants to be either a nurse or a journalist. (pilot, red haired. Irish girl. MARY KI,I,EN KILDARE likes typing best of all her subjects. She wants to bo a stenographer when she grad- uates. An excellent artist, MARILYN HILE wants to Is? a fashion designer. Her favorite subject is geo- graphy. ROSE ANN KOSMK'KI likes to read heavy literature and enjoys the reviews in normal train- ing. She intends to be a school teacher. She letters In G. A. A. Tall FRIEDA HOFFMAN Intends to Ik a beauty operator She sings In first girls' glee club and likes English. Another sailor-to-be is MICHAEL Kl'NTZ, who collects rifle shells. His favorite subject is physics. EDWIN IIOI'KEN evidently likes to walk, for he Intends to be a floorwalker—in a telephone booth. He likes physics, goes out for football, and letters in basketball and track. Already starting her career as a secretary, MACRINE MITCHELL Is one of Mr. West's office girls. She likes both typing and shorthand. Her hobbies are dancing and skating. Sixteen

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Back row—Potty Jar » Dunwoody. Utitholen Alhlston Maxine Pottor. Mildred Wilson Ilin Potter, Mary Barron Dale Wire, Jim Dun wood'. Marvin Jacobsen. Howard )«AUder nugh, JnniM Kildare, George Plunkett Me-vin .tucob.-ert Halo thlngren, Wayne McNally. Berdeen PHgor. Bvaleen Muelier, Margaret Mury Thallo n, Second row -l roru Duffey, Neva Feddc, Malvonm Wav-rd, Koderictc Ault. W,»yne ••line, i.’lnrenee Duk« Mitchell, Donald William ,. Harold Hilton. Glen GelsorL, Koli Sheldon. Itllllc ! •«• •, Glen Peterson. Don Thompson. Kenneth Ditto. Third row—Mr. Wilcox. Thelma French Hudy8 Killers. iBdlthorn DeFord, Jane Kasdi.l Maxine Feathendon. Phyllis Hayford, Patricia Tlirilken. Mary Alloc Thalken. Lynn Hope Reed. Mtflon Raleigh, Luella Harding, Kldon Uencrt, Rosedale Turley. Johnny Walker. Mira Prichard. Front row — Loreno Gaston. Velma Kell, Wanda Mae Downey. Phyllis Sypolt, Dorothy Wright, Maxine Lee Kathryn Ihrlg, Kdlth Rloomqulst, Mary Lou Wollen. Maxim Kunfx, l.uclll • Donahue. Mary Elizabeth Slbnl. Bonnie Jean Boyd, Cathlcen Mueller. SOPHOMORES The olns.s sponsors for the Sophomores were Mr. Wilcox and Miss Prichard. The class officers were: president, Howard Lauderbaugh; vice-presi- dent. Don Thompson; secretory-treasurer, Patricia Thalken; Rodeo reporter, Berdeen Pllger; Student Council, Cathlcen Mueller; Athletic Board, Jimmie Dunwoody. The Sophomores on the executive committee of the O (!iuh were Pity Ills Hayford and Jimmie Dunwoody. There were seventy five In the class. FRESHMEN There were sixty-three in the Freshman class officers were: president. Jack Gemmell; vice-presi- of O. H. S. this year. dent, Jimmy Bush: secretary-treasurer, Patty Ann Lloyd Saltzmnnn. was the sponsor and class Welsh; and Rodeo reporter. Jean Hollingsworth. Back row—Jack Gcmmell. Jimmie Bush. Franklin Smith. Mr. Snltxinann. Ralph Davis. Geno Oemmoll. Eme t Scbuh. Milford Krajewskl. Emanuel Kline. Dick Maddox. Gerald Thnlken. Bernard Darrell. Waldo Brandi. Third row—Trevn K« nfleld. Helen Gloria Bum, Kayla Honegger, Ruby Welsh. Mahle Fedde, Raymond Martin. Phyllis Canton. Helen Marie Gilt . Ruth Johnson, Barbara Zlegenhagen, Kenneth Frerichs, Adolph Holscher, Dnrllno Brown, Betty Jane Wheeler. Second row—Patty Welsh, lflldegarde Peterson. Lorraine Kaminski, Verna Mae Wool my Stella Martinez. Betty Jacobson, Ophelia Martinez. Florence Grnclk, Twyla Weaver, Delores Stuthcit, Lila Plunkett, Harold MnOee, Erma Klncmnnn, I a Verne VundeVoorde, Clarence Hunke. First row—Jack Antrim Randall Brothwcll. Wayne Cauffmunii Galen Poland, Maxine Williams, Lillian J.unlock, Bernice Schwaslngor, IJetiy Drnvo, La Von Croissant, Mary Combs. Charlotte Beraek. Ktlna Davis. Jean Holllngswoith. Arlyno Erickson. Diana Jacobson, Thelma Most. Eighteen