Ogallala High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Ogallala, NE)

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F.F.A. F.F.A. Officers President, M. Thomas; Vice President, R. Grapes; Secretary, G. Miesmer; Treasurer. J. Quick; Re- porter, D. Wujek; Sentinel, J. Krajew ki. Left to right, first row: M. Thomas, R. Grapes, G. Miesmer. Second row: D. Wujek, J. Quick, j. Kra- jewski. Third row: D. Peterson, N. Nelson, R. Skin- ner. Fourth row: W. Spangler, J. Witt, D. Gordon. Fifth row: C. Skinner, D. Nowak, J. Brill, S. Vasa, R. McCoy, H. Hageman, D. Frahm, F. Boileau, H. Madison. Sixth row: G. Blomenkamp, R. Skinner, J. Greene. Seventh row: D. Fuller, N. Kostman, B. Sibal. Eighth row: K. Most, A. Most. G. Storer. Ninth row: C Washa, R. Harvey, W. Vath. Tenth row: C. Gordon, E. Osborn, G. Beauchamp, T. Fos- binder, C. Thalken, D. Most, L. Kraceman, H. Reitz, D. Boyer, J. I-auderbaugh. Sponsor: Elmer Elms- hauser.

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Vol. VII—No. 3 Ogallaia High School, Ogallaia, Nebraska Friday, November 30, 1956 nrp.« performed by ented many differ- ri me of these were izcrlaiid, Germany le Spanish dance )) the instruments. m e of the proeram was v Bo!i G.ilatl. This Messiah Coming December 16 HAndel's •‘Messiah it to be pre- sented this year on Sunday after- noon. December 16 in the Ogallaia High School Auditorium. Under the direction of Jack Learned, the high school music teacher. About sixty members of this group have been attending practice every Sunday afternoon. This production is pre- sented every year In Ogallaia and Is one of the seasons mast highlighted events. The soloists this year are as follows: Mrs. Norman Smith, so- prano. from Ogallaia. Mrs. Marian Brinkman, alto, from Oerlng; Mr. Richard Babcock, tenor, from Lcw- ellcn; and Mr. Leonard BUnde. bass, from Burwell. Quartets To Entertain The annual Night of Quartets will be held December 3. Every year the Lion's club and the Boy Scouts sponsor this event. This year there are to be four quartets: the Barber- shop Quartet of Nor - • Plainsmen from Hold ber liners from Bou and the fourth may b tet. The North Plat also be present. Chieftain Sal- Show Increas The last few weeks crease In Chieftain s. dred twenty annuals to the sophomore and Junior and freshman about 126. Dogpatd HUMPHRE By B. No It appeared everyor.. ... —...- thoroughly enjoyed the Sadie Haw- Wins ¥V w Junior Class Presents “Ghost Bird” Tonight The GliO't Bird will be present- ed tonight by Hie Junior class. The play is a mystery comedy. It is a hfe-and-death .onlest of wits be- tween a supererook and a master mind on the police iorce. Thrills are mingled with laughter created by a funny sleuth. The oast in- cludes : Andalusia Anderson -Faye Star- key. Will Belmont «Butch Hunts . Tobias Tolliver «Lawrence Smith-. Mrs. Wore «Roocrta Johnson . Carl Thomas «Paul Thleman). Catherine Belmont «Bonnie Ruscr». Philip Graham «Mike Thomas». Brad Buckhart «Dennis McCormick». Ce- leste «Shirley Donelan . and Jen- kins (Jerry OUman . The young girls of the neighborhood are Bella Walker (Pam Nichols» and Annie Bloom (ReLayne Nowak). Shirley Donelan. Bonnie Ruxcr and Lawrence Smith have had pre- vious experience in dramatics. The lunior class play will be soon- Underclassmen Hold One Act Plays “TAPPING KEYS” The curtain opens and the rela- tive of rich, old Comit Rolando • Floyd Peterson arc searching for his will One year ago. the Count had supjxxscdly thrown himself over a cliff While everyone was search- ing for the will, a ?torm came up and a tapping sound started. The servants. Mammy «Susan Eymanm and Rastas (Warren Morrow» be- came very frightened because they had heard the tapping before The men set out to find the source of the tappuig. When they come back, they have a chain that hud been tapping as the wind blew. The climax Is reached when C ount Kclando appears and accuses Ed- «ard Scott (Charles Thalkcnl of finding the will ahead of time and forging a new one, leaving every- thing to himself. Johnny Blackburn (Harold De- Voe» consents to stay to take care of the Count and inherit his money Gray «Carolyn Erthuin» comes to the Carver home to hear Sandra, but Delores -Karalyn Sagert». a friend of Sandra's tries out instead, using Sandra's name. Miss Gray tells Delores that she can't act and leaves. latter. Miss Mitchell «Norma Curtis . Owen's English teacher, comes .o see Mrs. Carve: «Eicanore Scott» about Owen's grades. Sandra mistakes her for the scout and trie out Owen and Mrs. Carver finally admit that there is no scout. To the dMnay of the family. Sandra continues to recite. WILBURS HONFY BEE Connie Maxwell (Mary Ann Thal- ken) and Mrs. Maxwell -Janet John- son» are very iijy-et over Wilbur's grades. Wilbur «Deiini' Tillman) can't keep his mind on his studies because he thinks he is in love with a girl named Bca «Jonnle Felt! . To find out for sure, his friend Her- cules Nelson -Mick McMurtry) gives Wilbur a love test They find out a Jitterbug contest. The contest- ants were limited down to two cou- neorasKU .music uiuuuui, aswic»- u tcaium» iu« « '»■•' J atlon held their twenty-first clinic Carlyn Oalati. Both were attending f Minnesota when rested in tills field tlsfied with simple they explored into foreign folk dances ly top men in that Top: Warran Boring, Norman Thomas, Lon Anderson, Dennis Ellithorpe, Maureen McCinley, Karen DeVoe, Nelson Hinkle, Janice Nowak. Bottom: Mona Cogil, Don Hobin, Jerry Curtis, Blain Plunkett, Beverly Novak, Judie LeDoiyt, Bob Brunswig, Harold Stokey, Nancy Kociemba, Rich Oehlerking.