Ogallala High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Ogallala, NE)

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 HOMER C. RECTOR—Principal, graduated from Hastings College. Graduate work at University of Wisconsin and University of Michigan. Instructor of science and math. Enjoys tishing and “puttering around the laboratory. ALICE AHERN graduated from Murymount College, Salina, Kansas. Two years at Kearney. Instructor of Social Science, music, English, spelling, and art. Pin- joys music and reading. ERNEST AMMAN—Assistant coach. Hastings Col- lege. A.B. Degree. Instructor of math. General Science. Enjoys sports, movies, and radio. DOROTHY BOG ARDUS has a B.S. Degree from the University of Nebraska. Instructor of Latin and Eng- lish. Pin joys music. ERNEST R. COLLINS graduated from the Univer- sity of Nebraska. Graduate work at University of Nebraska. Instructor of math, biology, boys’ phys. cd. and track coach. Enjoys traveling and sports. WILLIAM HOPPOCK, junior class sponsor, is a graduate of Peru. Graduate work at University of Southern California. Instructor of industrial arts, trades and industries, and junior high athletics. En- joys woodwork and hunting. LELA HUP’FSTUTTER has a B.S. Degree from Kearney. Instructor of Home Ec., girls’ phys. ed., pen- manship, spelling, and health. Sponsors G.A.A., Pep Club, and Home Ec. Club. Enjoys reading and sports. MARY HUFFSTUTTER graduated from Kearney. Instructor of World History, English, and biology. En- joys reading and art. VALENTINA NIELSEN has an A.B. and a M.A. Degree. Will have a B.L.S. in 1941 at the University of Denver. Instructor of normal training, senior English and Advanced Civics. Senior sponsor, high school li- brarian, and girls’ advisor. Reads extensively. VERNON PAYNE has a B.S. Degree from Kearney. Will have an M.A. in 1940 at Greeley, Colorado. In- structor of business education, sponsors OHS publica- tions, Business Neophytes, and senior class. Enjoys all sports and reading. DANIEL RICHARDSON, junior class sponsor, grad- uated with a B.S. Degree from Nebraska Wesleyan. Instructor of English, speech, and shop. Enjoys wood turning, and reading. PAUL ROE graduated from Kearney. Two years at Nebraska Wesleyan. Has a B.P’.A. Degree. Instructor of music, history, 9th civics. Enjoys music and sports. NELLIE BETH SHOAF-STRAND is a graduate of Nebraska Wesleyan. Has an A.B. Degree. Was Pep Club sponsor; English and dramatics teacher during the first semester. FRANCIS WILCOX—Coach, is u graduate of Creigh- ton University. Instructor of history, sociology, geog- raphy, and agriculture. Enjoys outdoor sports, reading, and radio.

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iSupeiin tenden i HAROLD J. WEST, Super- intendent of City Schools. Two years at Doane Col- lege, received A.B. degree at Wayne, graduate work at Colorado College, Colorado Springs. Enjoys hunting and fishing. The Board of Education of Ogullala schools consists of these following committees: Teachers, Finance and Insurance, Purchasing, and Building and Grounds. NELLIE E. KROH DR. C. E. Secretary MUELLER H. E. NYE 0. J. PETERSON A. L. REIDESEL DR. H. A. VANDIVER President L. J. WITTENBERGER (

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 Omurts ™-? y 'M t :.p “'v. Our class president, EDWARD tooted a horn in hand and orchestra, and sang in mixed chorus and hoy’s glee. Me was editor of the Rodeo and Alallago. He was on the annual staff. Ed liked his science coi and plans be a doctor. M V fa 'M fe) ac£ I) HOLSCHER. $ Tall. dark a f haiffisome DON SHIVELY, • NORMA LEE COMBS, secTclary-t rea surer, wants to Ik a comptometrist. Her favorite subject was bookkeeping. She always received pood grades, and was popular with teachers and fellow students. Norma Lee was Organ- ization Editor for the 1940 Chieftain. MARY LOU VANDIVER, Student Council president, sang in chorus und glee club. She has been a cheer leader, and president of the Pep Club. She lettered in music, citizenship. and G.A.A. She wants to travel. JL Ao OuvS - our vice-president, excelled in football, and rack and received seven letters in all. As a J.inior. he was secretary-treasurer of the Ath- le.ic Board. Don wants to fly. Our Student Council member, BILL SHAFER, is a quiet sort of fellow, tall, dark, and papular with both boys and girls. Bill soys he liked bioln'ajL».ibove all other sub- ject. 1 Ih‘faawyer. B’ondMvDWARI) SCHINDLER liked chem- istry. lie was outstanding in truck. He also took Phys. Ed. und basketball. He was one f o.ir Athletic Board members, lid was Rodeo reporter in his Freshman and Sopho- more years. He may be a farmer. An Athletic Board member, MARGARET HOLSCHER played bass viol in orchestra, ac- companied chorus and glee club, and belonged to the Pep Club and Future Teacher’s Club. She lettered in music and G.A.A. Her favor- ite subject was Normul Training. Our Rodeo reporter, MARJORIE GATES, belmpcd to the Pep Club, Drumutic Club, Latin Club, und Home Ec. Club. She ulso did office work. Her favorite subject was biology. She says she wants to be a nurse. LORAIN ALT1G was u member of the Boy’s Glee Club. His favorite subject was sociology. His ambition is to be an expert forester. He drives a delivery truck for the Arrowhead Station. GEORGE BECKIliS, a student-trainer the lust two years, liked chemistry better than his other subjects. He wants to be a champion ice-skater. He received two letters us tudent- trainer. skater. He received two letters as student- SjUJIiMj ALBERT'' ARMSTRONG was one of our class electricians, and wants to be an elec- trical engineer. He liked both physics and chemistry. He went out for football two years. ELIZABETH BETZ, president of the Home Ec. Club und vice-president of G.A.A., was a member of the Pep Club, liked reviews, and wants to get a Master of Arts Degree. KENNETH BISHOP, a member of the Stu- dent Council in his Junior year, wants to be a civil engineer. His reddish hair and his green Ford were a very familiar sight around school. LuVONNE BROWN, from Brule, sang in chorus und Glee Club, and was on the Alal- lago staff. She belonged to the Pep Club. She liked chemistry, und wants to be a sec- retary or stenographer.