Ogallala High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Ogallala, NE)

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NINTH GRADE Front row: H. Sibil. B. J. Hansmeier. M. Gel sort. E. Thnlken, I . Gordon, J. Biistclman, E. Cor- bett. C. Renfrew, L. D. Nowak, P. Sneddoker. D. Hull. R. Hunkc, D. Dunwoody, L. Warner. Second row: J. Welsh. C. Col- lin , W. Stansberry. E. Pete won, J. Griffith. A. Harris, E. Kil- dare. V. M. Kdler. G. McBride. D. Railslwick. D. Durkop. J. Manges. J. Jacobson. Mr. Am- man, sponsor. Third row: G. Welsh. A. Welch, B. Roberts. B. L. Smith. A. Geisert, A. Girmann, A. Frost. M. L. O'Conne'l, J. Wii Hams. D. Harvey. M. Kalkowski. P. Harvey, J. Button, L. Van Cleave. Back row: S. Armstrong. M. Sharp. R. Lewis, R. Johnson, L. Wiest. J. Seldon. W. Carlson. D. Olbertz. G. Shafer. R. Barnt. D. Betz. M. Brown. J. Cassen. Fresh out of Grammar School The seventh graders, a new Y group in the building this year, have elected as their officers: Jean Carter. President: Frances Saunders. Vice President; Shirley Harney. Secretary-Treasurer; and Elinor Fahrlander. Rodeo Reporter. Sixty members were enrolled in this class at the beginning of the year. Sponsors are Miss Modi in and Miss Fry. Seniors of ’45 Miss Huffstutter and Mr. Neu- mann are sponsors of the eighth grade class in which there are seventy-five enrolled. The class officers are: Martell Wilson. President; Buddy Betz. Vice President; June Cahill. Secretary- Treasurer; and Marylu Davison. Rodeo Reporter. Yearlings Enter Into the Spirit of Ogallala High Eighty-nine Freshmen began their high school days in Ogallala in 1940. The officers of this class are: Cordon Shafer. Presi- dent; Riley Barnt. Vice President; Dorothy Manion. Secretary-Treas- urer; and Alberta Geisert, Rodeo Reporter. The sponsor is Mr. Amman. EICHTH CRADE Front row: B. M. Kosmickl. M. L. Adcock. Y. Mnlintxki, J. Miller. E. Wilson. P. Meade. V. Payne. 'A. M. Eiker. L. Correll. I- Brook», G. Anderson. Second row: Mis HulTUutter. sponsor, T. Davis. A. Gcistlin- ger. M. Davidson. B. Betz. F . Bundy. J. West, J. Dewey, G. Wilson, M. Peters, I. Stough- ton. S. Snell. Mr. Neuman, sponsor. Third row: D. Hend?rson, J. Cahill. V. Davis, C. West. F. Barnica, B. Johnson, L. louder- baugh, V. Davis, M. Burnsid G. Brown. I Cunningham, J. Wright. A. Peters. SEVENTH CRADE Front row: P. Mehl. J. Car- ter. I). Worden. E. West. L. Dunwoody. R. Wlaichin. C. Green. Second row: Mbs Fry. spon- sor. J. Hildebrand. J. Rice. E. Fahrlander, M. Mecke. S. A. Harney, W. Schilling. H. Beal. Mbs Modlin. sponsor. Third row: L. Potter, B. Gre- gory. J. A. Parsons, D. Fortune. H. Boyd. N. Dike. B. Taylor.

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■ in Every One An Indian The tenth grade have decided to follow the fashions this year by using a two-tone blue for their class colors. They chose as their officers: Maxine Ceisert, President; Duane Ervin, Vice President; Lloyd Hilton. Secretary-Treasurer; Maxine Feltz, Rodeo Reporter; Russel Jackson, Student Council and Bob Pounds. Athletic Board. This is the largest class in the building, ninety-six having enrolled at the beginning of the year. Their sponsors are Miss Bogardus and Mrs. Beitel. Front row: Dalmn Peter . Helen Von Eitzon, Arlan Wient, Jean Walker. Phylli Peter . Roberta Welsh. Made- line Roc. Eulalia McCrodcn. Dick Mi.Hood. Second row: Mr. Wilcox, sponsor, Danny Saunders. Fern Reiaelman. Mildred Martens. Dorothy Rcisolman, Marie Noil- son. Phyllis Spoenemnn. Car- olync Pounds. Marian Stephen- son. Third row: Orville Pound. . Clyde Peters, Bob Sncddeker, Junior Schwasinger. Harold Most, Alice Turnell. Gladys Miller, Tommy Wilder. Back row: Bob Pound . Jack Stone. Johnny Krajewski, David Willey. Dunne Vande Voordo. Bill Lynne . John Kil- dare. Bernard RcLolman. Front row: Stanley Cordor. Hurry (ieise.-t. Bonnie Cnudy. Vio.'a Brandt, Mahlo Geisert, Lornn Elmshaeuser, Paul At- kinson, Raymond Hall, Ralph Collins. Second row: Lorainc Hilde- brand. Betty Jo Gregory, Ro a Mae Hnrncy. Janice Isley, Ar- thur Durkop, Ardith Billiter. Billy Fortune. Joanne HJIIyer, Aurel Gardiner. Miss Bognc- dus, sponsor. Third row: Maxine Feltz, Harriet Bnrnica. Clara HotT- man, Maxine Geisert, Anne Jcppesen, Donald French . Don Hollingsworth. Paul Case. Ray Altig. Rack row: Ruthie Berry, Marion Lamb. Loi Anne Eiker, Irene Brill. Duane Ervin, Lloyd Hilton, Dwight Billit-r, Chnrles Groves, Harold Archer. Ru sell Jackson.

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 Correction please. says Jack Manion, president of the Student Council, as secretary Arlene Erickson reads the minutes of the last meeting. Looking on are Cathleen Mueller, Rus- sell Jackson, Ray Harter, and Mr. Rector, sponsor. Knights of the Square Table—The Athletic Board members exchange sugges- tions for the football ban- quet. Seated left to right are—Milford Krajewski, Bob Pounds. Mr. West, sponsor; Margaret Mary Thalken, president; Dale Chingren. secretary; and Jim Bush. OF THE STUDENTS BY THE STUDENTS FOR THE STUDENTS The Student Council. Ogallala High's intermediary between students and fac- ulty. serves to bring the interests of the students before the faculty and to pro- mote student cooperation in behalf of student government. The Student Council sponsored the first school dance this year, decorated the school at Christmas, sponsored the elec- trical demonstration, and is now work- ing to secure student government. The school also sponsored the first school fair, held April 25. in which each class sponsored an exhibition of the work achieved during the school year. WE STAND BEHIND OUR TEAMS The purpose of the Athletic Board is to encourage students to participate in sports, which in turn develop leader- ship and sportsmanship. Among the numerous duties of this board are—decorating the goal posts for footba'I games, advertising at home games of football and basketball, and sponsoring the sale of season tickets. This year this group sponsored the ath- letic banquet, served by the Catholic ladies, December 4. in the high school gym.