Omaha North High School - Norseman Yearbook (Omaha, NE)
- Class of 1947
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, Lffl f reid ,, ff u Wd ff of 1 X Mk ' X, if ,CD -.1 ju !! ff .-f' I ff - 1 i 1 f U16 Narseman 1947 NQRTH HIGH SCHQQI. x Sn- X, 9 ' .Xl 0 0 O 0:2 '1?!!33- ' 1 N 5 x I s Run fufrrfducing the lirst volume ol the Norseman, published lor every student and teacher hy the Journalism Depart- ment ol North l-ligh School as a record ol the year 1946-1947 J This is our school. It is here that we spend four years of our lives, and it is here that we complete the metamorphosis from an elementary school child to an adult citizen of tomorrow. We can be proud of our school, not only for its high scholastic record, but also for its outstanding location in Omaha. At its feet lies a growing city, in the distance can be seen the scenic bluffs of Iowa, and around it stand monuments dedicated to mankind ---- the Immanuel Hospital, the Masonic Home for Boys, and the Nebraska School for the Deaf. Yes, this is our school, and we are proud to claim were from North High . Our principal is a man of many roles. We've known him as confidante, sports enthusiast, and advocate of whatever is best for the kids . He acts as arbitrator and office manager, pinch-hits as mes- senger-boy and teacher. In whatever role he appears, though, we've known him to be a fine principal and a sincere friend. HENRY C. MEENTS NORTH HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY H. C. MEENTS Principal KENNETH BURKHOLDER Assistant Principal Dean of Boys Director of Athletics HELEN E. ROBINSON LUCY HARTE Dean of Girls Assistant Dean of Girls ENGLISH SOCIAL SCIENCE Nona Robinson Elizabeth A. Farrell Mary E. Hamilton, Debate Anna B. Jensen Anne Keenan Helen M. Maloy Margaret A. Nielsen, Dramatics Ellen Pearey, Journalism Hattie Pickard Alice V. Porterfield Zdenka Sedlacek Fay Southwell SPANISH Clare Carey Louise T. Sutton LATIN Amy P. Crabbe Ruth G. Forbes Anna B. Jensen FRENCH Amy P. Crabbe SCIENCE J. H. Dorsey Mary B. Bookmeyer Alice B. Crocker Harold L. Dally N. V. Franklin MATHEMATICS Pearl McCroy Louise W. Barstow Alice B. Crocker Anna Porter Haynes Beatrice J. Mack Gertrude Mohar Helen E. Robinson Charles E. Severyn Mildred Morris Thela Barnes Ruth Barrett Clare Carey Vernon H. Ekfelt Carol R. Gast Lucy C. Harte Nathan R, Mohar Edna Molseed Ellen Pearey Maude Poley Julia H. Schmitt Ethel Spaulding Marguerite C. Walker MECHANICAL ARTS D. W. Myers Floyd L. Chase Elmer E. Helligso HOMEMAKING Lucy C. Harte Cleo Butler Helen C. Jelinek, Home Nursing Florence E. Walker COMMERCIAL May Bothwell Mary Uhl Collins Martin J. Ekberg Earl Erwin Flossie L. Lyons Harvey A. Smith PHYSICAL TRAINING Ruth E. Betts Vernon H. Ekfelt Coral R. Gast Nathan R. Mohar William C. Nelson Kenneth Swanson ART Ethel Hunsaker MUSIC Ronald M. Clark Mary Silver Samuel F. Thomas ROTC Sergeant Cecil D. Land LIBRARY STAFF Elma Simpson Virginia Ablott Florence Hallgren Agnes Nilsson OFFICE STAFF Rose H. Ostronic Alice Beach Betty Erickson ATTENDANCE Gladys R. Gies NURSE Helen Jelinek CAFETERIA Ruby C. Webber Mrs. Willard Bailey BOOKROOM CLERK Charlotte l. Root CUSTODIANS E. E. Garner Frank McBride Smivrs V J Guy Oberg was the nearly unanimous choice of his fellow students for presi- dent. Sometimes known as Sonny , he won fame for his record in football, basketball, and golf. Second in command was dark, wavy- haired Hal Sinclair. Hal belonged to the strong, silent type, but his love of food, baseball, and football made him one of the busiest Vikes at North. Secretary of the senior class was red- haired Shirley Alberti, whose vivacious sparkle and winning personality made her a favorite among her fellow class- mates. Patricia Dishner and Patricia Berquist found a mutual interest in sports show business, music, and their post of Ser geants-at-Arms. Two other representatives of the foot ball squad were Kingsley Smith and Dick Brandt, who were popular choices for Sergeants-at-Arms. SHIRLEY JEANNE ALBERTI National Honor Society Student Council 45 Student Com- mission 2,35 Palars l,2,35 Mas- que Applicators 45 Glaciers, Treas- urer 45 Honor Roll l,2,3,45 Red Cross Honor Group, Secretary 45 G.A.A.5 French Alliance, President 45 Red Cross Speakers Bureau 45 S.T.S. 45 National Forensic League 4. JEAN MARIE ANDERSON National Honor Society Honor Roll 35 Student Commission 3,45 Quill and Scroll 45 Aurora 45 French Alliance 45 G.A.A. l5 Mas- que Applicators 45 Red Cross lnter- city Council 3,45 North Star Re- porter 3,45 News Editor 45 Red Cross Honor Group 2,3,45 S.T.S. 3,4, President 45 Y-Teens l,2,3,45 Senior Entertainment Committee. PATRICIA A. BERQUIST Volleyball l5 Aurora 45 B.E.S.T. Show 45 Choir 2,3,45 Jr. Glee5 Sr. Glee5 Masque Applicators 45 Polars 2,3,45 Red Cross Honor Group 25 Vocal Vikings 3,45 Football Sweet- heart 4. RICHARD E. BOYSEN Track l5 B.E.S.T. Show 25 Boys' Jr. Glee 45 Motion Picture Operator 2, 3,45 R.O.T.C. l,2,3, Major 35 Stage Crew l. M. JEAN BRESSLER National Honor Society Honor Roll l,2,3,45 Student Com- mission 3,45 El Polo del Norte 3,45 Glaciers 3,45 Technical High School I 1 ,L. BEVERLY M. CARPENTER Baseball 2,35 Volleyball 2,35 Aurora 3,45 B.E.S.T. Show 2,35 Choir 2,3,45 Jr. Glee I5 Sr, Glee l5 We March With Faith 45 Vocal Vikings 3,45 Red Cross Honor Group 2,3,4, Sec- retary 4. JOSEPHINE ANANIA Volleyball l,2,35 Softball l,25 G.A.A. l,25 Palars l,2. GENE ALPHEUS BAUDER, JR. Track 2,3. MAXINE ALMA BLAIR Tozpeka High School, Topeka, Kansas RICHARD THEODORE BRANDT Football 3,45 Track 25 Aurora 3,45 B.E.S.T. Show 45 Boys' O Club 45 Choir l,25 R.O.T.C. l,2,35 Staff Sgt. 45 Stage Crew l,25 Choir l,2. PATRICIA ANN BURMESTER Honor Roll l5 Archery 45 Volleyball l,25 Aurora 45 Choir 3,45 Secretary of Choir 45 Jr. Glee 35 Polars 45 We March With Faith 35 Vocal Vik- ings 4. MAURICE ALLYN COFFMAN National Honor Society Student Commission l,2,3,45 Track 45 Aurora 25 B.S.O. 3,4, Treasurer 45 Choir 45 El Polo del Norte 3,45 Military Police 25 Orchestra 25 Red Cross intercity Council l,25 R.O.T.C. 2,3, Captain 45 R.O.T.C. Band l,25 Silent Platoon 25 Vocal Vikings 45 Freshman Reporter l5 R.O.T.C. Com- bat Section 2. PATRICIA L. DISHNER Volleyball I5 Aurora 2,3,45 Dance Band l5 Jr. Glee5 Orchestra l,2,3,45 Polars 45 We March With Faith 35 Party Committee of Senior C.uss. DONALD DUANE EB ER HART Football l,2,3,45 Track I5 Boy's O Club 3,45 President 45 Chess Clubg Fire Patrol 3,45 French Alliance 3,45 S.T.S. 3,4. CARYL HELEN FRAZIER Baseball l5 Basketball l5 Volleyball i5 Polars 2,3,45 Red Cross Honor Group 25 Polar Drill Team 2 ROSE MARIE GEIHS Aurora 2,3,45 B,E,S.T. Show 3,45 Choir 253,45 Jr. Glee l5 Sr. Glee I5 Masque Applicators 45 Music Con- test 45 Vocal Vikings 2,3,4. DOROTHY JAN ET GRIM Honor Roll 2,35 Baseball i5 Volley- ball I5 Fire Patrol 45 Polars 2,3,45 Red Cross Honor Group 2, Polar Drill Team 2. SHIRLEY ANN JOURDAN DONALD E. DUCKWORTH Basketball 35 R.O.T.C, i,2. BETTY J EAN FRANTZ Baseball lg Basketball l5 Volleyball l5 Polars 2,3,45 Aurora 45 Choir 2, 3,45 G.A.A. 253,45 Vocal Vikings 45 Polar Drill Team 25 B.E.S.T. Show 4. FLOYD W. FRITZ NORMA BERNICE GRANHOLM Red Cross Honor Group. BEVERLY ANN HUFFER Student Commission 3,45 Honor Roli 2,35 Volleyball i5 Aurora 45 Fire Pa- trol 3,45 G.A.A. I5 Masque Applica- tors 45 Red Cross Honor Group 2,35 S.T.S. 354, Secretary 45 Senior En- tertainment Committee. NORMA JEAN KANEFT Volleyball 45 Aurora 45 Choir 3,45 Jr. Glee I5 Polars 3,45 We March With Faith 35 Vocal Vikings 4. CARL W. KERST Baseball 45 Motion Picture Operator 3,45 R.O.T.C. l,2- MARY JANE KONNATH Choir l,2,35 Jr. Glee 25 Sr. Glee 3,4. EVA JEAN LINNENKOHL Honor Roll 15 Volleyball l,25 Aurora l,2,35 Choir 2,3,45 Jr. Glee I5 Sr. Glee l5 Polars 2,35 Vocal Vikings 2,3,45 MARGUERITE IDA MATHEWSON Choir 2,35 Fire Patrol 45 Jr. Glee l5 Sr. Glee 15 Masque Applicators 45 Polars l,2,3,45 BEST Show 4. VELMA L. NIELSON Archery l5 Aurora 25 Baton Twirlers l5 Choir 3,45 G,A.A. l,3,45 Voice l, 25 Masque Applicators 45 Sr. Play 45 Red Cross Honor Group l,2,3,4. PAUL JOSEPH O'DONNELL JR. Track 25 BEST Show5 Stage Crew 2, 35 Fire Patrol 3,45 Aurora 35 Military Police 35 Rifle Team 2,35 ROTC l,2, 3,4, Captain 45 Silent Platoon 3. MARY LOU KLEIN Aurora l5 Choir 3,45 Jr. Glee 25 Sr. Glee 3,-4. JOAN PATRICIA KU HNES Honor Roll 25 Aurora 2,35 Choir 2, 3,45 Jr. Glee l5 Sr. Glee l5 Polars 35 Vocal Vikings 3. DONALD MASSMAN 1-W SN wb MARY LOUISE MILLER Student Commission 3,45 Aurora 25 Choir 2,35 Jr. Glee lj Sr. Glee 25 Masque Applicators, Secretary- Treasurer 45 Y-teens 45 Sr. Play 45 Honor Roll 45 Sr. Party Committee 4. GUY LEONARD OBERG Student Council 45 Football 2,3,45 Basketball 2,3,45 Golf 2,3,45 Boys' O Club 3,45 El Polo del Norte 2,3,4, Editor 45 Sr. Play Committee 45 King ot Sports 4. MARINA PAPPAS Volleyball 25 Aurora 2,3,45 Choir 2, 3,45 Jr. Glee l5 Sr. Glee l5 Polars 3,45 Shutterbugs 45 Vocal Vikings 3,4, GERALDINE R. PARK Aurora 45 BEST Show 45 Choir 45 El Polo del Norte 3,45 Jr. Glee I5 Masque Applicators 45 Red Cross Honor Group 2,3. MARY PATRICIA QUINLAN Fire Patrol 45 Jr. Glee 15 Polars l, 2,45 Red Cross intercity Council 2. JOYCE MARIE RICHARDS G.A.A. I5 Benson High, Omaha, Ne- braska, l. GEORGIA ANNE SAUL Fire Patrol 45 Jr. Glee lj Polars 45 Red Cross intercity Council 3. MARYELLEN LOUISE SCHWAB Jr. Glee l. RICHARD L. SHADLE, JR. El Polo del Norte 35 North Star Re- porter 35 Student Commission 2,3, BETTY JEAN PAWOL lr. Glee l5 Volleyball l5 Basketball WILLIAM ROBERT REASOR Student Commission 25 Football 35 Aurora 2,35 BEST Show 25 Fire Pa- trol 3,45 Rifle Team l,2,3,45 ROTC 3,3 Second Lieutenant5 Stage Crew JACQU ELI NE PEARL MAY ROBB Volleyball 2,3,45 Basketball l,2,3,45 Aurora 3,45 Jr. Glee lg Sr. Glee 25 Polars 2,4. BARBARA JEAN SCHLECHT Student Commission 3,45 Red Cross Honor Group 2,3,45 Choir 3,45 Vocal Vikinas 45 National Forensic League 3,45 Honor Roll 2,3,45 Basketball I, 45 Baseball l. MILDRED FAYE SCOTT Aquila Aquilonis 3,45 Assistant Edi- tor5 Honor Roll 2,35 Red Cross Hon- or Group 2,3. J EAN SHANNON JOAN MARIE SHOEMAKER Aurora 3,45 Choir 2,3,45 Fire Patrol 45 Jr. Glee 15 Vocal Vikings 45 Shut- terbugs 45 We March With Faith 35 Red Cross Honor Group 3,45 Hon- or Roll 1. FREDERICK MELVIN STALEY ROTC 1,25 ROTC Band 3,45 Stage Crew 3,4. ELIZABETH M. TOMPSETT Choir 35 Jr. Glee 35 Orchestra 3,45 Band 1,25 G.A.A. 1,25 Bloomfield High, Bloomfield, Nebraska 1,2. JACQUELINE L. WATT Volleyball 1,45 Aurora 45 Fire Patrol 45 Masque Applicators 45 Vice-presi- dent 45 Polars 1,45 Sr. Play 4. GLORIA RAY WOOD Archery 45 Volleyball 1,25 Aurora 3,45 BEST Show 45 Choir 3,45 Secre- tary 45 Jr. Glee 25 Sr. Glee 25 Mas- que Applicators 4, President 45 Po- lars 45 We March With Faith 35 Vocal Vikings 45 Senior Play 4. HAROLD L. SINCLAIR Football 3,45 Baseball 3,45 Boys' O Club 3,45 Football Prince 4. DORIS JANE STINE Baseball 1,25 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Volleyball 1,2535 Archery l,2,35 BEST Show 25 Motion Picture Opera- tor 35 Polars 1,2,3,45 Red Cross Hon- or Group 3. SUZANNE VICKERY National Honor Society Honor Roll 1,45 Student Commission 2,3,45 Quill and Scroll 45 Volleyball 15 Aurora 45 Make Up Chairman 45 Fire Patrol 3,45 French Alliance 2,35 Masque Applicators 45 North Star 3,45 Reporter 35 Associate Editor 45 Managing Editor 45 Aurora Student Manager 45 S.T.S. 3,4, PATRICIA M. WILLEY Basketball 1,25 Volleyball 1,25 Au- rora 1,25 Choir 25 Fire Patrol 35 French Alliance 25 G.A.A. 15 Jr. Glee 15 Sr. Glee 15 Polars 15 Y-Teens, Cabinet Member 2,3,4. GEORGE D. JAMES NOT PICTURED LAWRENCE H. MICHEELS NORMAN W. JOHNSON ALFRED KINGSLEY SMITH NORMA KILSON ALBERT WILLIAM SPENCER fmt uf girly The Line-up party jackie Watt F ewzme Fatale 8:05 AM. Se1zioH' banquet Mary Lou Kline Tooth pmte ,rmilef Pali 5:05 The big three Senior Jpofzmv' Strong fztpport Weir Texan Two mlm . aww, RW, D5 3 .522 iwgff QM L Zlifg ZA fag, QW 7224? Miffgm '22 W 2. My J, A562 QQ 3 v7 5349? QQ, Q C3 Q,3Q5,fQw2g Q5 3 Q5 f v QW QIQWW id? WMM fs? Z JG W is GX Xi W 5 W EC fy LQ fy MW W im' 5 ,fm DMM! 'C CMM 5 M5 2223, ' f W .Ha My Executive ability touched with leader- ship, combined with a bright person- ality, topped with a friendly smile and participation in club activities, make Dean Brown, president of the senior class, a favorite with all his fellow students. Tall, blond, and lanky, Henry Zich added another star to his bright basketball career when his classmates selected him as vice-president of their class. Always sweet and cheerful, Nora Albers, sure success in the business world. took over the duties of chief scribe of the graduating class. MAY CLASS OFFICERS Jack Croudy, Rosemary McKeown, and Also sharing this position were Ed Harlan johnson assumed the responsi- Kane, jane Christensen, and Bob Mur- bilities of sergeants-at-arms. ray, popular choices of the graduating class. BOB C. ADAMS Aurora 25 Choir 1,25 Fire Patrol 45 ROTC l, SHIRLEY J. ALES Aurora 2,3,45 BEST Show 2,45 Choir 2,3,45 Fire Patrol 45 Jr. Glee I5 Sr. Glee l5 Masque Applicators 45 Stu- dent Commission 45 Vocal Vikings 2,35 Senior Play 4. SUE ANN AMICK National Honor Society Honor Roll I,2,3,45 French Alliance 35 Jr. Glee l5 S,T.S. 3,45 Y-Teens 2,3,4. BEVERLY J. ANDERSON Choir 45 Jr. Glee l5 Sr. Glee 35 Mas- que Applicators 45 Polars 4. GEORGE B. ANDREWS Military Police l5 ROTC l,2,3,45 We March With Faith 35 Silent Platoon I5 Stage Crew 2,3,4. LORNA T. BACON Volleyball 45 Basketball 45 G.A,A. 4. NORA H. ALBERS National Honor Society Honor Roll 3,45 Aurora 45 Choir 45 Fire Patrol 3,45 S.T.S. 45 Student Commission 3,45 Vocal Vikings 4. PATRICIA ALLGOOD BARBARA J. ANDERSON National Honor Society National Forensic League 3,45 Honor Roll l5 Aurora 3,45 Choir 3,45 Jr. Glee 15 Sr. Glee I5 Red Cross Honor Group 1,25 Student Commission 3, 45 Vocal Vikings 35 Y-Teens I. BEVERLY JEANNE ANDREWS SHIRLEY ARLENE AYRES National Honor Society Quill and Scroll 45 National Forensic League 3,4, Secretary 45 Honor Roll l,2,3,45 Volleyball 1,45 Basketball l5 Badminton I5 Archery l,45 Fire Pa- trol 45 Glaciers 3,45 North Star l,3, 4, Reporter: Yearbook 3,4, Editor 45 Polars 45 Community Chest I5 Stu- dent Commission 2,3,4. IRENE JEANNETTE BADLEY Honor Roll l,2,45 Aurora 2,3,45 Choir 2,3,45 Jr. Glee l5 Sr. Glee I5 Masque Applicators 45 Vocal Vik- ings 3,4. JOYCE E. BARNES HERBERT J. BECK National Honor Society Honor Roll 3,4. RODNEY L. BENNETT Aurora l,2,3,45 Choir l,2,3,45 Fire Patrol 45 Sr. Glee 15 Vocal Vikings BARBARA J. BETTEN Honor Roll 45 Aurora 25 Choir 2,45 El Polo del Norte 45 Jr. Glee l5 Sr. Glee I5 Student Commission 45 Y- Teens 4, JOH N R. BRADLEY Football l,2,3,45 Boys' O Club 45 Fire Patrol 45 Motion Picture Opero- tor5 Rifle Team l,2,35 ROTC l,2,35 Eta Beda 4. RICHARD E. BROOKHAUS Baseball 3,45 Fire Patrol 45 Military Police 2,35 ROTC l,2,35 Silent Pla- toon 2,3. ELEANOR J. BARTOS National Honor Society Honor Roll l,2,3,45 Aurora 2,3,45 Choir 2,3,45 Fire Patrol 3,45 Jr. Glee l5 Sr. Glee l5 Masque Applicators 45 Polars 2,3,45 Red Cross Honor Group 35 We March With Faith 35 Student Commission 2,3,45 Vocal Vikings 2,3. RICHARD L. BELL Motion Picture Operators 3,45 Tech- nical High School l. EARL W. BENNING Track 2,35 Football 3,45 Wrestling 45 Choir 45 Jr. Glee l5 Military Po- lice5 ROTC. ROSEMARY BLUBAUGH Volleyball l,25 Aurora 3,45 Choir 3, 45 Jr. Glee l5 Sr. Glee 25 Polars l,35 Vocal Vikings. CHARLES M. BRESSMAN l-lonor Roll l,2,35 Track l5 Basket- ball I5 Fire Patrol 45 Motion Picture Operator 2,35 S.T.S. 45 Student Com- mission 2,3,45 Eta Beda 4. WILLIAM A. BROOKS Football 3,45 Basketball, Student Manager 45 Boys' O Club 3,45 ROTC 25 Eta Beda 2,3,4, Sergeant- at-Arms. DEAN R. BROWN National Honor Society Honor Roll 15 Football 15253545 Bas- ketball 1525 Track 152535 Aurora 45 Boys' O Club 253545 El Polo del Norte 25 Fire Patrol 3545 Fire Patrol Committee 45 S.T.S., Vice-President, President 45 Student Council 15253, 45 Treasurer 2, Vice-President 45 Y-Teens Cabinet 4. NADINE M. BROWN Aurora 253545 BEST Show 253,45 G.- A5315 Jr, Glee 15 Sr. Glee 15 Polars 15 5 ,4. JAMES M. BURKLAND Quill and Scroll 45 Baseball 35 Foot- ball 45 Aurora 253545 Fire Patrol 3545 Hi-Y 3, Vice-President5 Mead Rifles 253,45 Co-Commander 45 North Star 3,45 Sports Editor 45 ROTC Rifle Team 3545 ROTC 15253545 Lieutenant Colonel, Military Ball Committee 45 Shutterbugs 3545 S.T.S. 45 Sergeant- at-Arms5 Student Commission 354. BILL F. BUTLER Track 15253545 Football 3. MARILYN JEAN CAMPFIELD National Honor Society Honor Roll 15253545 Volleyball 15 Basketball 15 Aurora 253,45 Choir 2535 Fire Patrol 3545 French Alliance 3545 Vice-President 3, Secretary 45 G.A.A. 15 Glaciers 45 Masque Appli- cators, Sergeant-at-Arms 45 Jr. Glee 15 Sr. Glee 15 North Star Freshman Reporter 15 Red Cross Honor Group 2535 Red Cross lntercity Council 25 Fire Patrol Committee 45 S.T.S. 45 Student Commission 253545 Vocal Vikings 2535 Senior Play 4. HARRIS L. CARNABY Wrestling 45 Fire Patrol 3,45 French Alliance 2,3545 Military Police 25 ROTC Rifle Team 1525 Student Com- mission 3545 Eta Beda, MARJORIE L. BROWN Choir 253545 Jr. Glee 15 Sr. Glee 15 Polars 3545 Vocal Vikings 3. JOYCE BUCK National Honor Society National Forensic League 3545 Presi- dent 45 Honor Roll 15253545 Aurora 15253545 Choir 35 Fire Patrol 2,3545 Glaciers 3545 Sergeant-at-Arms 35 Music Contest 1,2535 Orchestra 1,25 3545 Red Cross lntercity Council 45 Corresponding Secretary, Executive Council 45 We March With Faith 45 S.T.S. 3545 Student Commission 2, 3545 Vocal Vikings 3. GUY A. BUSSELL National Honor Society Aurora 2,3545 Choir 45 Fire Patrol 4, Captain5 Mead Rifles 35 Military Po- lice 25 ROTC Rifle Team 3545 ROTC 253545 Lieutenant Colonel5 Silent Pla- toon 25 S.T.S. 3545 Secretary 45 Stu- dent Commission 35 Student Coun- cil 45 Eta Beda 4. HOWARD D. CALKINS Honor Roll 15 Football 2535 Track 15 2535 Aurora 35 Boys' O Club 3, President 35 Fire Patrol 35 S.T.S. 35 gtudent Commission 2535 Eta Beda FRANCES J. CARLIN Basketball 1525 Volleyball 152535 Baseball 25 Aurora 253545 Baton Twirlers 15 Choir 2,3545 Jr. Glee 15 Sr. Glee 15 G.A.A. 2535 Polars 1525 3,45 We March With Faith 35 Vocal Vikings 35 Drill Team 2. AILEEN E. CARVER Honor Roll 35 Aurora 15253545 BEST Show 2,3545 Dance Band 15253545 El Polo del Norte 354, Editor 45 Fire Patrol 45 Mosque Applicators, Ser- geant-at-Arms 45 Music Clinic 45 Orchestra 15253545 Red Cross lnter- city Council 45 We March With Faith 3545 S.T.S. 45 Student Com- mission 4. l l l Q DIAN NA L. CHARRON JANE CHRISTENSEN Basketball l,2,3,45 Volleyball l,2,3, 45 Baseball l,2,3,45 Soccer 2,35 Au- rora 45 BEST Show 45 Cheer Leaders 4, Student Manager 45 Fire Patrol 45 G.A.A. 35 Masque Applicators, Sergeant-at-Arms 45 North Star Re- porter 45 Polars 3,4, President 45 Red Cross Honor Group 35 Activity Committees 45 S.T.S., Treasurer 45 Student Council 45 Y-Teens l,2,3. MARY LEE COCHRAN National Honor Society Quill and Scroll 45 Honor Roll l,2,3, 45 Volleyball 45 BEST Show 45 French Alliance 3,4, Secretary 35 Glaciers 3,4, Sergeant-at-Arms 35 North Star 3,4, Copyreader 3, Reporter 4, Associate Editor 45 Polars 45 Mar- garet Smith Memorial Committee 45 S.T.S. 45 Student Commission 45 Fire Patrol 45 Yearbook, Associate Editor 45 Roosevelt High School, Fresno, Calif., l. RICHARD E. COLEMAN Honor Roll l5 Track lg Fire Patrol 45 Military Police 3,45 Red Cross Inter- city Council l5 ROTC Rifle Team 35 ROTC 2,3,45 Technical High School. ANITA JOYCE COOK Honor Roll 15 Baseball 35 Jr. Glee l5 Polars 45 Y-Teens 2,3,4. JO ANN CORR Aurora l,2,45 Choir l,2,35 Jr. Glee 15 Sr. Glee l5 Masque Applicators 45 Vocal Vikings 2. LOIS A. CHENOWETH BasketbaIl5 Termis5 Aurora 2,3,45 French Alliance 25 Choir 2,3,45 Jr. Glee l5 Sr. Glee l5 Masque Appli- cafors 45 Vocal Vikings 2,35 Y-Teens BILL R. CLARK Track 3,45 Aurora 2,3,45 BEST Show 3,45 Hi-Y, Vice-President 3, Presi- dent 45 ROTC l,2,3,4, First Lieu- tenantp We March With Faith 3, 45 S.T.S. 45 Student Council 45 Sen- ior Play 4. KATHRYN NINA COLE Choir 2,3,45 Jr. Glee l5 Sr. Glee l. ELIZABETH ANNE CONNELY Aurora 35 Choir 35 Jr. Glee 35 Vocal Vikings 35 Y-Teens 4. JAMES A. COOPER Aurora 3,45 Choir 3,45 Jr, Glee 25 ROTC l,25 Vocal Vikings 3. PATRICIA JOAN COWAN Choir 45 Shutterbugs 3,45 Vocal Vik- ings 4, ROBERT E. CROMPTON BEST Show 45 Choir 45 Orchestra I, 215 Student Council 45 Vocal Vikings JACK A. CROU DY Basketball 2,3,45 Baseball 3,45 Foot- ball 3,45 Boys' O Club, Sergeant- at-Arms, 45 Fire Patrol 4. MILDRED LOUISE DE HART National Honor Society National Forensic League 45 Honor Roll l,2,3,45 Aquila Aquilonis 3,4, Associate Editor 4, Editor 45 Aurora 2,35 Choir 2,3,45 Fire Patrol 3,45 Glaciers 3,4, Secretary 3,45 Jr. Glee l5 Sr. Glee l5 Polars 2,3,45 Red Cross Honor Group 35 Red Cross ln- tercity Council 45 Student Commis- sion 3,45 Vocal Vikings 2,35 Junior Classical League 4, Sergeant-at- Arms 4, ROBERT E. DOOLEY Honor Roll 2,3,45 Aurora l,2,3,45 BEST Show 45 Chess Club 35 Dance Band 45 El Polo del Norte 35 Music Clinic 45 Orchestra i,2,3,45 ROTC gona 2,35 We March With Faith GENE L. DRISCOLL DEAN W. DYVIG Track 25 Basketball 35 Fire Patrol 4. FRANCIS W. CRONIN ROTC l,2,3. EDWARD M. CUTLER National Honor Society National Forensic League 3,45 Hon- or Roll l,2,45 Tennis 45 B.S.O. 3,4, Vice-President 45 Military Police 35 ROTC l,2,3,4, Captain5 Silent Pla- toon 3,4, Commander 45 S.T.S. 45 Student Commission 4. RUSSELL D. DE VOE Aurora l,2,3,45 BEST Show 3,45 Choir l,2,3,45 Jr. Glee l5 Music Con- test 45 ROTC5 We March With Faith 45 Student Commission l,2, 3,45 Vocal Vikings l,2,3,4. ROBERT W. DOWELL National Honor Society Honor Roll l,45 Baseball 35 Track lp Aurora l,2,3,45 BEST Show 2,3,45 Choir 1,25 Dance Band l,2,3,45 Fire Patrol 45 Music Clinic 45 Music Con- test 25 Orchestra 2,45 ROTC Band, Commander 4, Captain5 Student Commission 25 Eta Beda 3,4, JEAN DUNCAN National Honor Society Honor Roll l,2,3,45 Volleyball 45 Basketball 45 Baseball 45 Aurora 2,45 Cheer Leader 45 Choir 2,35 El Polo del Norte 3,4, Editor 35 Fire Patrol 45 Jr. Glee i5 Sr. Glee I5 Masque Applicators 45 Polars l,2,3,4, Vice- President 45 S.T.S. 4, Sergeant-at- Arms 45 Student Commission 4. LOREN M. EBERHART Aquila Aquilonis 2,35 Football 45 Aurora 2,35 Choir 2,35 French Alli- ance 25 S.T.S. 4. NORMA J. ELFLINE Aurora 45 BEST Show 45 Masque Ap- plicators 3,4, HERBERT A. ENGDAHL Aurora I5 Choir 1,25 Sr. Glee I5 Eta Beda. DONNA L. FERGUSON Aurora 35 Choir 3,45 Jr. Glee l' Masque Applicators 45 Vocal Vik- ings 35 Y-Teens l. BEVERLEE J. FLESHER Volleyball 35 Choir 2,3,45 Jr. Glee I' Sr. Glee l5 Vocal Vikings 3,4. 1 BILL FOUTS Track 2,3,45 Fire Patrol 4. TED C. FRAZEUR Aurora i,2,3,4, Best show 1234- Dance Band l,2,3,45 Music Clinic '45 Music Contest 45 Orchestra 2,3,45 ROTC Band l,2,3,4, Second Lqeu- tenant 45 We March With Faith ORA JEAN ELLIS Masque Applicators, DALE R. ERNST Tennis 25 Aurora 2,3,45 BEST Show 35 Dance Band 45 Jr. Glee I5 Music Clinic 35 Orchestra 35 ROTC Band I, 2,3,4. TONI FLEMING National Honor Society Aurora 25 Honor Roll l,2,3,45 Aquila Aquilonis 3,45 BEST Show I5 Choir 25 Glaciers 3,45 Jr, Glee I5 Sr. Glee 15 Board of Control 45 S.T.S, 4, Vice- gresident 45 Student Commission 2, 54. DOROTHY H. FLOOD Polars 2,3,45 Y-Teens 4. ANN FOWLER National Honor Society Honor Roll 1,2535 Aurora l,2,35 BEST Show l,2,35 Dance Band l,2,35 Fire Patrol 45 Glaciers 3,45 Masque Ap- plicators 45 Orchestra l,2,35 Polars 2,3,45 Aurora Committee 45 S.T.S. 4, Sergeant-at-Arms 45 Student Com- mission i,2,3,45 Y-Teens l. PHYLLIS RAE FREEMAN Aurora l,2,3,45 BEST Show 2,3,4Z Fire Patrol5 Jr. Glee I5 Masque Ap- plicators 3,45 Orchestra 25 Senior Play 4. BETTY A. FRIEDEL Aurora 2,3,45 BEST Show 35 Choir 2, 3,45 Jr. Glee I5 Sr. Glee l5 Vocal Vikings 3,4. DEAN W. FULMER Military Policeg ROTC Rifle Team 25 ROTC l,2,3,4, Second Lieutenant. MARY C. GALBRAITH Basketball 45 Volleyball 35 Aurora 2,35 BEST Show 35 Choir 2,3,45 Jr. Glee l5 Sr. Glee lp Masque Appli- cators 4. RICHARD E. GIBSON Aurora 35 Fire Patrol 3,45 Mead Rifle 35 Military Police 2,35 ROTC Rifle Team 2,35 ROTC 2,3,4, First Lieutenant 45 Silent Platoon 25 S.T.S, 45 Student Commission 2,3. NANCY H. GREEN French Alliance 45 S.T.S. 45 Student Commission 4. ELIZABETH ANN HAFFKE Choir 45 Fire Patrol 45 Jr. Glee 35 Sr. Glee 35 Masque Applicators 45 Red Cross Honor Group l. BEVERLY J. FRIEDRICH Sr. Glee 4. ROBERT FUREY Honor Roll l5 Aurora 35 Masque Ap- plicators 45 Motion Picture Operator 2,3,45 Senior Play 4. WILMA A. GAUTHREAUX Basketball l,2,3,45 Baseball l,2,3,45 Volleyball l,2,3,45 Aurora 45 G.A.A. 45 Masque Applicators 45 Polars l, 2,3,45 Red Cross Honor Group l,2, 3,45 Athletic Committee. NAOMI L. GRAY Choir 45 Bellevue High School, Belle- vue, Nebraska, l,2,3. DORIS L. GRUHN Honor Roll l5 Aurora 35 Choir 3,45 Jr. Glee l5 Sr. Glee I5 Vocal Vik- ings 3,4. BARBARA JEAN HANTHORNE Red Cross Honor Group 3,4. E. LUCILLE HARPER Basketball l,2,3,45 Volleyball l,2, 3,45 Softball l,2,3,45 Ping Pong 3,45 Soccer l,2,45 Badminton 25 Aurora 2,45 BEST Show 25 G.A.A. l,2,3,45 Polars l,2,3,4, Sergeant-at-Arms 35 Baton Twirlers l,2. WILLIAM RUSSELL HAYCRAFT National Honor Society Honor Roll l,2,35 Aurora 2,3,45 French Alliance 2,35 Mead Rifles 2, 3,4, Commander 45 Rifle Team 3,45 ROTC l,2,3,4, Colonel5 Military Ball Committee 45 We March With Faith 45 S.T.S. 3,45 Student Com- mission 2,3,45 Eta Beda 2,3,45 Corn- husker Boys' State, 3. DOROTHY J. HAYS National Honor Society Honor Roll l,2,3,45 Aurora 3,45 Fire Patrol 3,45 French Alliance l,2, Sec- retary 25 Glaciers 35 Jr. Glee I5 Sr. Glee l: Masque Apolicators 45 Radio Committee 4: We March With Faith 3,45 S.T.S. 45 Student Com- mission 3,45 Vocal Vikings 45 Y- Teens l. JEAN L. HEDRICK Volleyball l,3,45.Baseball 25 Aurora 45 Masque Applicators 45 Polars l, 2,3,45 Student Commission 45 Polar Drill Team 2. HARLAN E. HILLMAN Honor Roll l5 Aurora 2,3,45 BEST Show 2,3,45 Dance Band 2,3,45 Music Clinic 45 North Star 3,45 Orchestra 3,45 ROTC Band l,2,3,4, Second Lieutenant5 S.T.S. 45 Yearbook 4, Associate Circulation Manager5 We March With Faith 3. ELEANOR M. HOOD Polars l,2. HAROLD H. HATCH Aurora 2,3,45 Cheer Leader 35 Choir 45 Fire Patrol 3,45 Mead Rifles 2,35 Rifle Team 3,45 ROTC l,2,3,4, Major 45 Stage Crew l5 S.T.S. 3,45 Student Commission 2,3,4. MARILYN J. HAYES Baseball l5 Basketball 35 Aurora 35 Choir 35 Jr. Glee 25 Sr. Glee 25 North Star 3,4, Circulation Manager, Re- porterj Vocal Vikings 3. LAURA MAE HAZARD National Honor Society Honor Roll l,2,3,45 Fire Patrol 45 French Alliance 3,4, President 45 Glaciers 45 North Star 3,4, Circula- tion Manager 4, Second Page Edi- tor 45 Student Commission 45 Year- book June Senior Editor5 North Red Cross Council, Secretary, 45 Quill and Scroll 4. ALICE ALEEN HELKER National Forensic League 3,45 Au- rora 2,3,45 BEST Show 45 Choir 2, 3,45 Jr. Glee I5 Sr. Glee l5 Masque Applicators 4, Sergeant-at-Arms 45 Music Contest 45 We March With Faith 3,45 S.T.S. 45 Student Coun- cil 45 Vocal Vikings 3,45 Senior Play 45 Vikettes 4. DONALD I. HONKE Aurora l,2,3,45 BEST Show l,25 Dance Band l,25 Hi-Y 3, Treasurer 35 Mead Rifles 35 Military Police 25 Orchestra l,25 Red Cross intercity Council 35 ROTC Band l5 Silent Pla- toon 25 S.T.S. 45 Student Commis- sion 2,3,45 Military Ball Committee 45 ROTC, Major. DIANE M. HOUGH National Honor Society Quill and Scroll 45 Honor Roll 2,3,45 Volleyball 45 Basketball 45 Baseball 45 Aurora l,2,3,45 BEST Show 45 Choir l,2,35 Fire Patrol 45 Jr, Glee l5 Sr. Glee l5 Masque Applicators 45 North Star, Freshman Reporter l, Third Page Editor 35 Second Page 3,45 Polars 45 We March With Faith 35 S.T.S. 45 Student Commis- sion 45 Vocal Vikings 2,35 Yearbook 4, Circulation Manager. JANET M. HOUSTON Aurora l,2,3,45 BEST Show 1,25 El Polo del Norte 45 Fire Patrol 45 Jr. Glee I5 Sr. Glee I5 Masque Applica- tors 45 Music Clinic 45 North Star, Freshman Reporter5 Orchestra l,2,3, 45 We March With Faith 3,45 Stu- dent Commission. DOROTHY MARIE HUBBELL Baseball 35 Polars 45 Y-Teens 2,3,4, BETTY J. HULSEBUS Honor Roll 35 Choir 3,45 Jr. Glee I5 Sr. Glee l. BERNARD M. HUSER GAVI N D. J ENSEN GERALDINE O. JERDON Softball l,2,3,45 Basketball l,2,3,45 Volleyball l,2,3,45 Aurora 35 G.A.A. 3,45 Masque Applicators 45 Polars 2,3,4. ROBERT HOWELL JANICE HUFFORD National Honor Society Quill and Scroll 45 Honor Roll 45 Baseball 1,45 Basketball l5 Aurora 2,3,45 Choir 2,3,45 Fire Patrol 45 French Alliance l,2,3,45 Jr. Glee l5 Music Contest 45 North Star, Re- porter 3,4, Associate Editor 45 Po- lars 3,45 Red Cross Honor Group l, 25 ,Student Commission 45 Vocal Vikings 35 Yearbook, Associate Edi- tor 45 Y-Teens l. ALICE B. HUPKA Choir5 Sr. Glee. CHARLES R. JENSEN Baseball l,3,45 Basketball 2,35 Foot- ball 2,35 Fire Patrol 45 Military Po- lice 25 ROTC l,2,3. LORRAINE M. JENSEN Volleyball 2,35 Basketball 3,45 Jr. Glee l5 Motion Picture Operators 2. HARLAN W. JOHNSON Football 3,45 Track 2,3,45 Boys' O Club 45 Fire Patrol 45 Motion Pic- ture Operators 45 Military Police 25 Rifle Team 25 ROTC l,25 Silent Pla- toon 2. JOYCE D. JOHNSON Basketball 1,25 Volleyball 1,25 Base- ball 1,25 Aurora 15 BEST Show 15 Girls' Rifle Team5 Y-Teens. MARIE C. JOHNSON Aurora 2,35 Choir 2,3,45 Jr. Glee 15 Sr. Glee 15 Masque Applicators 45 Vocal Vikings 35 Y-Teens 1. DONALD L. JONES Honor Roll 35 Track 2,35 Aurora 45 Fire Patrol 45 Student Commission 2,3,45 Y-Teens lcabinet memberl. JERRY L. JORN Football 35 Fire Patrol 4. ROBERT A. KAISER Aurora 1,2,3,45 BEST Show 1,2,3,45 Dance Band 1,2,3,45 Jr. Glee 15 Music Clinic5 ROTC 1,2,45 Clarinet Choir 2. EDWIN KANE LOVINA M. JOHNSON Aurora 25 Choir 2,35 Jr. Glee 15 Sr. Glee 1. WILLIAM J. JOHNSON Football 2,45 Baseball 35 Basketball 3,45 Boys' O Club 4. FRANCES MAE JONES Volleyball 15 Aurora 45 North Star 4, Reporter5 Polars 1,2,3,45 Student Commission 45 Y-Teens 1,2,3,45 Pro- gram Chairman 4. JANET A. KAHN National Honor Society Aurora 2,3,45 BEST Show 35 Choir 2, 3,45 Fire Patrol 45 Jr. Glee 15 Music Clinic 45 Music Contest 3,45 We March With Faith 5 S.T.S. 3,45 Stu- 'ent Commission 2,35 Student Coun- gil 3445 Vocal Vikings 2,3,45 Ensem- Ie . ALICE H. KAMMER Cumberland High School, Cumber- land, Iowa 1,2. JOAN B. KEHM Aurora 1,35 BEST Show 15 Choir 35 Jr. Glee 2,35 Sr, Glee 35 Orchestra 15 Polars 1,2,3,45 Vocal Vikings 3. MARION D. KELSCH BEST Show 45 Jr. Glee l. CLAYTON WARD KISCHER Football 25 Basketball 25 Baseball 3, 45 Golf Tournament 45 Wrestling 45 Choir 35 ROTC 25 Student Commis- sion 3,4. EDWARD KLIMA National Honor Society Honor Roll 3,45 Aurora l,2,3,45 BEST Show l,2,3,45 Dance Band l, 2,3,45 Fire Patrol 45 French Alliance, l Treasurer, 2 Vice-President, 3 Sergeant-at-Arms, Hi-Y 4, Secretary 45 Masque Applicators 4, Treasurer 45 Music Clinic 45 Orchestra 2,3,45 Red Cross lntercity Council 45 ROTC Band l,2,3,45 ROTC, First Lieu- tenant5 We March With Faith 3, 45 Student Commission 45 Senior Play 3,4, KENNETH A. KNAU BER Football 3,45 Hi-Y 3,4, Treasurer 45 ROTC l,2,3,4, Second Lieutenant 45 Shutterbugs 35 Hi-Y lntra-City Council 4, State Council 4. MARJORIE J. LAWSON National Honor Society Quill and Scroll 45 National Forensic League 3,45 Honor Roll l,2,3,45 Aquila Aquilonis 2,35 Aurora 2,35 Choir 2,35 Fire Patrol 3,45 Glociers 3,4, President 3,45 Jr. Glee l5 Sr. Glee 25 North Star, Freshman Re- porter, Managing Editor 45 Board of Control 45 S.T.S. 3,45 Student Com- mission 2,3,45 Vocal Vikings 35 Girls' State 3, Lieutenant Governorg High School Forum of the Air 45 Red Cross Publicity Committee 3. LEIGH MACDONALD Red Cross Honor Group l5 ROTC l,2. ROBERT E. KERRIGAN Honor Roll 4. LORRAINE KLAIMAN Honor Roll l,2,3,45 BEST Show l5 Glaciers 35 Student Commission 45 Y-Teens l,2,3,4. FRANK E. KLUG Hi-Y 3,4, GLORIA E. LANE National Honor Society Honor Roll 35 Aurora 2,3,45 BEST Show 45 Choir 2,3,45 Fire Patrol 45 Masque Applicators 45 Music Con- test 45 We March With Faith 35 S.T.S..45 Student Commission 45 Vo- cal Vikings 3,45 Y-Teens 2,45 Senior Play 45 Vnkettes 45 West Point High School l. GLADYS M. LUSCHEN RHEUVILLA J. McCOSH Honor Roll 3,45 French Alliance 3,45 North Star 3,4, Exchange Editor 3, Advertising Manager 4, Business Manager 45 Sidney, Iowa High School l5 Quill and Scroll 4. RICHARD C. McCOY Baseball 2,3,45 Basketball 2,3,45 Boys' O Club 3,45 Fire Patrol 45 ROTC l,2. ROBERT D. McFARLAND Aurora 2,3,45 BEST Show 35 Fire Pa- trol 45 Masque Applicators 45 Orch- estra 35 ROTC Band I,2,35 We March With Faith 3,45 Student Council 45 Senior Play 3,4. JERRY B. MADISON Aurora 3,45 BEST Show 3,45 Choir 3,45 Jr. Glee l5 ROTC l,2,3,4, Sec- ond Lieutenant 45 Student Commis- sion l,2,3,45 Vocal Vikings 3,4. TOM E. MATYA Fire Patrol l5 Hi-Y l5 Rifle Team 1. JOAN M. MEADE Volleyball 35 Aurora 45 Choir 45 Jr. Glee 25 Sr. Glee 35 Masque Applica- tors 45 Polars l,2,3. PATRICIA L. MONTGOMERY Choir 3,45 Jr, Glee 25 Sr. Glee 35 Masque Applicators 45 Polars l,2, 3,45 Girls' Rifle Team5 Student Com- mission 45 Y-Teens 45 Basketball l. GLORIA M. McELROY Baseball l,25 Basketball l,25 BEST Showg Aurora5 G.A.A. l5 Masque Applicators 45 North Star, Freshman Reporter. ROSEMARY C. McKEOWN National Honor Society Honor Roll 35 Basketball l,2,45 Archery 1,25 Soccer l,35 Aurora I, 2,3,45 BEST Show 45 Cheer Leaders 45 Choir 2,35 Fire Patrol 45 G.A.A. 45 Jr. Glee I5 Sr. Glee 15 Masque Applicators 45 North Star, Feature Writer 3,45 Palars l,2,3,4, Secretary 45 Vocal Vikings 2, 35 Year Book, Circulation Department5 Queen of Sports 45 Baseball I,2,35 Drill Team l5 Quill and Scroll 4. BERNICE M. MAGES BRIDGET E. MAZZARA Baseball l,2,3,45 Basketball l,2,3,45 Volleyball l,2,35 Hockey l,2,35 Soc- cer l,2,35 G.A.A. l,2,3,45 Polars I, 2,3,45 Red Cross Honor Group 2,35 Jr. Glee 3. GORDON F. MONK Jr. Glee I5 Military Police 25 ROTC l,2,3,45 Silent Platoon 2. NANCY R. MU NHALL JUNE V. MUNSON Choir 3,45 Jr, Glee 25 Sr. Glee 2. PHYLLIS JO-ANN NELSEN Honor Roll l5 Girls Junior Glee l5 Red Cross Honor Group l,2,3, MARVIN LEE NELSON Baseball I5 Aurora 35 Choir 2,3,45 Music Contest l5 ROTC 3,45 Vocal Vikings 25 Raymond High l,2. RICHARD E. NELSON Baseball 3,45 Motion Picture Opera- tor 3,4. DONALD E. NIELSEN Honor Roll l5 Basketball 45 Military Police 25 Red Cross Inter-city Coun- cil 25 ROTC l,2,3,45 Silent Platoon 25 Fire Patrol 4. MARGARET E. O'CONNELL Basketball 3,45 Aurora 2,3,45 Choir 253,45 French Alliance 35 Junior Glee l5 Senior Glee I5 Masque Applica- tors 45 Girls Rifle Team 3,4, Vice- President 45 Girl Reserves 1,25 Vocal Vikings 2,3,4. ROBERT J. MURRAY Baseball l,2,3,45 Basketball 2,3,45 Golf l,2,3,45 Track l,25 Football 35 Boys' O Club 3,45 Fire Patrol 3,45 ROTC l5 Student Commission 2,3545 Eta Beda 2,3,4, President 4. BETTE J. NELSON Honor Roll l,3,45 Basketball 2,35 El Polo del Norte 35 French Alliance 45 Girls' Junior Glee 15 Senior Glee, President l5 Masque Applicators 45 Red Cross Honor Group 1,25 Girls Rifle Team 3,45 Patriotic Committee 3,45 We March With Faith 45 Girl Reserves l,2,35 Outside Dra- matic Productions 4. PETER K. NELSON National Honor Society Quill and Scroll 45 Honor Rall l,25 Aquila Aquilonis 3,45 Business Man- ager 3,45 Junior Classical League 45 B.S.O. 3,4, Secretary 4, President 45 S.T.S. 3,45 Treasurer 45 Aurora 2,35 Choir 25 Junior Glee I5 Fire Patrol 45 Student Commission 3,45 Red Cross lnter-city Council 45 Student Board of Control 45 North Star 3,4, Sports Reporter 45 Year Book, Asso- ciate Editor 45 ROTC l,2,3,4, First Lieutenant 45 Military Police 2, 35 Silent Platoon 2,35 Color Guard ,3,4, BETTY JANE NELUM Aquila Aauilonis 3,45 Aurora 2,35 BEST Show 2,35 Choir 1,2,3,4, Li- brarian 25 Junior Glee 15 Senior Glee lg Vocal Vikings 2,35 Junior Classi- col League 4. JOANN M. NOVAK Volleyball 35 Aurora 45 Masque Ap- plicators 45 Y-Teens 3,4, WILLIAM E. O'CONNOR National Honor Society Honor Roll l,2,3,45 Football l,3,45 Basketball 3,45 Boys' O Club 4, Secretary-Treasurer 45 Fire Patrol 45 Student Council l,2,35 Eta Beda 45 S.T.S. 3. VERNA OLSEN National Honor Society National Forensic League 3,4, Treas- urer 45 Honor Roll l,2,3,45 Aquila Aquiloriis 25 Basketball l,25 Volley- ball l,25 Soccer l,25 Baseball l,25 Aurora 2,35 Choir 2,3,45 Fire Patrol 3,45 G.A.A. l,25 Glaciers 3,4, Vice- President 3,45 Girls Junior Glee I5 Senior Glee 25 Masque Applicators 45 Polars l,2,3,45 S.T.S. 45 Student Commission 2,3,45 Vocal Vikings 35 Drill Team 2,3, DON W. PARFITT Football 3,45 Baseball 45 Boys' O Club 4. FRANCIS B. PARKS Honor Roll 35 Aurora 35 Red Cross Honor Group 2,3,45 ROTC Rifle Team 2,3,45 S.T.S. 45 Creighton Prep l. REN EDELL PAU LSON Aurora 3,45 BEST Show 45 Choir 3,4, Treasurer 35 Secretary-'lreasurer 45 Masque Applicators 45 Music Con- test 45 Girls Rifle Team 35 We March With Faith 45 Vocal Vikings 3,45 Central High l,2. DOLORES J. PEN KE Aurora 2,3,45 Choir 3,45 Fire Patrol 45 Girls Junior Glee 25 Senior Glee 25 Polars l,2,3,45 Vocal Vikings 3. DANIEL O. PETERSON Football 3,45 Track l,2,3,45 Wrest- ling 45 Boys' O Club 2,3,45 Fire Patrol 45 Orchestra l,25 ROTC l,25 Silent Platoon 2. DORIS I. OLSON Honor Roll 25 Baseball, Basketball, Volleyball, Hockey, Soccer, l,2,3,45 Aurora l,2,3,45 Choir 2,3,45 G.A.A. 45 Junior Glee l5 Senior 25 Music Contest 3,45 Polars 3,45 Red Cross Honor Group 25 Girls Rifle Team 45 We March With Faith 45 Vocal Vikings l,2,3,4. LOREN W. PARKINSON National Honor Society National Forensic League 3,45 Honor Roll l,2,3,45 B.S.O. 3,45 Vice-Presi- dent 45 Choir 35 El Polo del Norte 2,3,4, Editor 45 Military Police 35 ROTC Band 25 ROTC 35 Aurora Committee 45 Silent Platoon 35 S.T.S. 3,45 Student Commission 45 Boys Debate Tourney Champion Team. MARILYN E. PARSONS Aurora 3,45 BEST Show 35 Choir 3,45 Vocal Vikings 3,4. JOHN C. PEACE Fire Patrol 45 Military Police 35 ROTC First Lieutenant5 ROTC Band l,2,3,45 Patriotic Committee 45 Na- tional Forensic League 45 B.S.O. 45 Silent Platoon 35 S.T.S. 45 Student Commission 4. PATTY LOU PERKINS IONA M. PETERSON Choir 3,45 Junior Glee 15 Senior Glee l. JAMES M. PETERSON BETTY M. PIERCE Baseball l5 Basketball I5 Aurora 25 Choir 2,3,45 Junior Glee I5 Senior Glee l5 Polars 2,3,45 Y-Teens l5 Drill Team 2. ARTHUR H. POST, JR. National Honor Society National Forensic League 3,45 Honor Roll l,2,3,45 Aquila Aquilonis l,2,35 Aurora 45 B.S.O. 3,4, President 45 Red Cross intercity Council 3,-4, President 45 We March With Faith 45 S.T,S. 45 Student Commission 35 Student Council 45 Boys State 3. L. JOAN RASMUSSEN Choir 3,45 Red Cross Honor Group. PHYLLIS WETZEL REED Baseball l,25 Basketball l,2,35 BEST Show 45 Masque Applicators 45 Red Cross Honor Group l. ANN RHOADS Honor Roll 45 Volleyball 45 Baseball 3,45 Basketball 45 Archery 45 BEST Show 45 G.A.A. 3,45 Masque Appli- cators 45 Polars 3,45 Red Cross Hon- or Group 35 Rifle Team 45 Red Cross Committee 4. WILBUR L. PHILLIPS Track 35 French Alliance 2,3,45 Au- rora 45 Choir 45 Rifle Team l,2,35 ROTC? 2,35 BEST Show 45 Vocal Vik- ings . SALLY M. PISCI Roosevelt Junior High, Compton, Calif. l5 Richmond Union High, Richmond, Calif., 2. WILLIAM H. QUEEN Aurora l,2,35 Choir l,2,3,45 Jr. Glee5 Music Contest 45 We March With Faith 45 Student Council 3,45 Vocal Vikings l,2,3. BARBARA M. RATH Aurora 2,3,45 BEST Show 45 Choir 2,3,45 Junior Glee I5 Senior Glee l5 Masque Applicators 45 Red Cross Honor Group l5 We March With Faith 3,45 Vocal Vikings 3,45 Girl Reserves. JOAN L. REEVES Polars l,2,3,45 Y-Teens l,2,3,4. JAMES R. RICHARDSON Honor Roll 25 Aurora 2,3,45 Choir 2,3,45 Junior Glee l5 Mead Rifles 35 Military Police 35 Red Cross Inter- city Council 45 ROTC l,2,3,45 Silent Platoon 3. ATTILIO J. RINDONE Fire Patrol 3,45 Rifle Team 45 ROTC l,2,3,4. MARY JO ROCCAFORTE Polars 2,35 We March With Faith 35 Y-Teens, Program Chairman 3, President 4. RUDY J. ROTELLA DELORIS A. SACHS Honor Roll l5 BEST Show 45 Masque Applicators 4. GLORIA A. SCHIRO National Honor Society Honor Roll l,2,35 Aurora l,2,3,45 Choir l,2,35 Fire Patrol 2,35 G.A.A. I5 Junior Glee I5 Senior Glee 15 Masque Applicators 4, Vice-Presi- dent 45 Board of Control 45 S.T.S. 45 Student Council 2,3,45 Vocal Vik- ings 2,3. CAROL E. SCHMUCKER Volleyball 45 Choir 35 El Polo del Norte 3,45 Editor 45 Fire Patrol 45 Junior Glee I5 Senior Glee l. LOIS IRENE ROBERTSON EI Polo del Norte 2,35 Honor Roll l,25 Junior Glee 35 North Star 4, Reporter 4. JEAN ETTE A. ROLPH Music Clinic 35 Music Contest 45 Aurora 2,3,45 Orchestra 2,3,45 Po- lars 3,45 We March With Faith 3, Y-Teens 3.4, Cabinet 3. FRANK H. SACCO ROBERT D. SATRAPA Football 3,45 Track 15 Baseball 3,45 Junior Glee l5 Military Police 25 ROTC l,2,3,4, Second Lieutenantg Student Commission 4, AKSEL M. SCHMIDT Football 3,45 Basketball 2,3,45 Base- ball 3,45 Boys' O Club 45 Fire Pa- trol 45 Junior Glee lp ROTC l,2,3,4, Captain5 Ushers 2,3,45 Board ot Control. NORMAN L. SCHROEDER Honor Roll I5 Motion Picture Opera- tors 35 Orchestra lg ROTC 3,4, VIRGINIA A. SEARLE Aurora l,2,3,45 Choir 45 Dance Band 45 Junior Glee I5 Masque Applica- tors 45 Music Clinic 45 Orchestra l,2,3,45 We March With Faith 35 Vocal Vikings 45 Y-Teens 4. GORDON L. SEVERA National Honor Society Honor Roll l,2,3,45 Golf l,2,3,45 Aurora l5 Boys' O Club 3,45 El Polo del Norte 2,3,4, Editor 3,45 Orchestra lg ROTC Band 2,35 Board of Control 45 We March With iaith 45 S.T.S. 4, Sergeant-at-Arms DELLA J. SHARP National Honor Society Honor Roll l,2,3,45 Aquila Aquilonis 2,35 Aurora 3,45 Choir 2,3,45 Junior Gleeg Music Clinic 45 Red Cross Honor Group l,2,35 Red Cross Inter- city Council 25 Student Commission 2,3,45 Vocal Vikings 3,45 Board of Control 45 D.A.R, Douglas County Essay Winner, State second prize winner. JACK W. SH URTER Honor Roll l,2,3,45 Track l,25 Base- ball l5 North Star Sports Writer 45 Year Book, Circulation Department 45 Eta Beda l,2,3,45 Quill and Scroll 4. THOMAS C. SLU DER Orchestra 2,35 ROTC Rifle Team 2, 3,4, Co-Commander 3, Commander 45 S4T.S. 3,45 Student Commission dividual Prone Medal for Omaha, 3. DONALD C. SMITH Aurora 2,3,45 Mead Rifles 2,35 ROTC Rifle Team 2,3,4, Co-Commander 45 ROTC l,2,3,4, Captain5 Eta Beda 3, 45 S.T.S. 3,45 Student Commission l,2,3,4. MARGARET E. SEIDL Honor Roll 2,3,45 Junior Glee5 Stu- dent Commission 4. JAMES L. SHAEFFER Honor Roll 45 Tennis I5 Choir 45 Fire Patrol 45 ROTC l,25 Landscape Proiecti Aurora 4. DON R. SHIPLEY Track l,25 North Star Reporter 4. JO MARIE SLAUGHTER Honor Roll I5 Volleyball 45 French Alliance 3,4, Treasurer 45 Polars 45 Student Commission 4. CAROL V. SMITH National Honor Society Honor Roll l,2,3,45 Quill and Scroll 45 National Forensic League 3,45 Aquila Aquilonis 2,3,4, Assistant Editor 4, Editor5 Baseball I5 Badmin- ton l,35 Aurora 2,35 Choir 2,35 Fire Patrol 3,45 Glaciers 3,45 Junior Glee l5 Senior Glee l5 Jr. Classical Lea- gue 45 North Star-Freshman Repor- ter l, World-Herald Correspondent 3, Reporter 3, Editorial Chief 45 Red Cross Honor Group l,2,35 Red Cross Reporter 3,45 Red Cross Inter- city Council 3,45 Community Chest l,2, Student Chairman 25 S.T.S. 3,45 Student Commission 2,35 Student Council 3,45 Vocal Vikings 35 Year Book Assistant 35 Girls' State 35 High School Forum of the Air 45 Community Chest Speaker's Bureau IONE J. SMITH Junior Glee l5 Polars 45 Red Cross Honor Group l. JANICE E. SMITH National Honor Society Honor Roll l,2,3,45 Aquila Aquilonis 2,35 Aurora 45 Choir 2,3,45 Junior Glee5 Red Cross Honor Group l,2,35 Student Commission 2,3,45 Vocal Vikings 3,4. STANLEY H. SMITH Honor Roll 25 Student Manager Wrestling Squad 45 El Polo del Norte 3,45 Boys' O Club 45 Military Po- lice 47 ROTC First Lieutenant 4. MAYME SODARO Baseball 25 Basketball 25 Volleyball 25 Aurora 2,3,45 BEST Show 45 Choir 2,3,45 French Alliance 3,45 Junior Glee I5 Senior Glee l5 Masque Ap- plicators 4, President 45 Student Commission 45 Vocal Vikings 2,3,45 Senior Play. DONALD A. STACY DOLORES B. STEWART Aurora 35 Choir 3,45 Junior Glee 35 Vocal Vikings 3. JO ANN F. SWANSON Masque Applicators 45 Polars 45 Red Cross Group 25 Y-Teens 35 Senior Play Committee 4. JUNE M. SMITH Aurora 45 Choir 45 Junior Glee 25 Vocol Vikings 4. HELEN E. SNYDER Choir 3,45 Junior Gleep Senior Glee. MARILYN J. SPENCER Choir 3,45 Junior Glee5 Senior Glee. PATRICIA A. STAVELY Honor Roll 35 Aurora 3,45 BEST Snow 45 Choir 3,45 EI Polo del Norte 45 Fire Patrol 45 Junior Glee 25 Masque Applicotors 4, Secretary 45 S.T.S. 45 Student Commission 45 Vo- cal Vikings 3. ROBERT K. SYVERTSEN Military Police 2,3,45 ROTC 2,3,4, Captain 45 ROTC Band I5 Silent Platoon 3. LOREE SWANSON Baton Twirlers 25 Mosque Applica- tors 45 Polars 45 Red Cross Honor Group 35 Senior Play Committee 45 Student Commission 45 Y-Teens 3, KATHRYN L. THOMAS Red Cross Honor Group 2. DOLORES A. THORSON Volleyball l5 French Alliance 35 Po- gars i,2,3,45 Red Cross Honor Group MILDRED L. THURBER Junior Glee 15 Polars 45 Red Cross Honor Group l. ROBERT G. TROY Motion Picture Operator 45 ROTC l,2,3,4, Second Lieutenant. MARILYN L. ULRICH Choir 45 French Alliance 35 Junior Glee 25 Senior Glee 35 Polars 45 Stu- dent Commission 4. DON G. VANZAGO Aurora 3,45 BEST Show 45 Stage Crew 3,4. NEAL THOMSEN Aurora 3,45 Dance Band 3,45 Orch- estra 45 ROTC 2,3,4, First Lieu- tenant 45 ROTC Band 3,45 We March With Faith 35 Shutterbugs 45 S.T.S. 3,45 Durham, North Caro- lina, l. DOLORES M. THURBER Choir 45 French Alliance 35 Junior Glee 35 Senior Glee 35 Polars 45 Stu- dent Commissian 4, BARBARA A. TOYN BEE Basketball 2,35 Volleyball 1,25 Jun- gnr Glee I5 Motion Picture Operator NANCY MAIE ULMER Volleyball I5 Aurora 45 Chair 45 Junior Glee 35 Masque Applicators 45 Polars l,2,3,45 Vocal Vikings 4. LOIS L. VAN SCOY Aurora 2,35 Choir 2,35 Senior Glee 25 Vocal Vikings 3. PATRICIA L. WARD Aurora 2,3,45 BEST Show 45 Choir 2,35 Masque Applicators 45 Polars l,2,35 Vocal Vikings 2,35 Polar Drill Team i5 Senior Play 4. CARL W. WATSON Aurora 2,3,45 BEST Show 2,35 Cheer Leaders 2,35 Chair 2,3,4, Vice-Presi- dent 35 President 45 Junior Glee l5 Senior Glee l5 Masque Applicators 3,45 Music Contest 35 Stage Crew 25 Vocal Vikings 3,4. MARCIA A. WEBER Choir 45 Senior Glee 35 Red Cross Honor Group 3. PATRICIA L. WEIST Volleyball 1,25 Aurora 3,45 BEST Show 3,45 Junior Glee 25 Masque Applicators 42 Polvfs 32.3.42 Affih' ery l. WAN DA RUTH WILSON Honor Roll 3,45 G.A.A. 35 Senior Glee 25 North Star 3,4, Exchange Editor 45 Yearbook, January Editor 45 Murdock Consolidated High School, Murdock, Nebraska, l5 Quill and Scroll 4. CLARA L. WISS Basketball l5Volleyball l5 Soccer l5 Aurora 3,45 Baton Twirlers lp BEST Show 3,45 G.A.A, l,2,3,45 Mosque Applicators 3,45 Polars l,2,3,45 Stu- dent Commission 4, JAMES W. WRIGHT Football 3,45 Basketball 25 ROTC Band 45 Aurora 45 Fire Patrol 4. DON ELEY H. WATSON Honor Roll l,35 Aquila Aquilonis 3, 41 Aurora l,2,3,45 Orchestra l,2,3,45 ROTC 3,45 We March With Faith 35 Junior Classical League 4. ELIZABETH J. WEIDNER Aurora 35 Choir 3,45 Fire Patrol 3,45 Senior Glee 25 Polars l,2,3,4, Ser- Qeantfat-Arms 45 We March With Faith 35 S.T.S. 3,45 Student Com- mission 3,45 Vocal Vikings 3,45 greshman Drill Team l5 Y-Teens 2, CLARICE J. WHALEN Basketball i5 Volleyball l5 Aurora 2,3,45 Choir 2,3,45 Fire Patrol 45 Junior Glee 15 Senior Glee I5 Polars l,2,3,45 We March With Faith Vocal Vikings 3,4. BOBBETTE WING Aurora 35 Choir 3,45 Junior Glee 25 Senior Glee 25 Masque Applicators 45 Music Clinic 45 We March With Faith 45 Vocal Vikings 3,4. DOROTHY A. WOLFE Volleyball 45 Aurora 2,35 Choir 2,3, 45 Senior Glee 25 Vocal Vikings 35 Y-Teens 45 Craig High School, Craig, Nebraska, l. DONALD W. WYNNE Motion Picture Operator 35 ROTC Band l,2. DORIS J. YOUNG Basketball l,2,35 Baseball l,2,35 Volleyball I,2,35 G.A.A. l,2,35 Jun ior Glee l5 Senior Glee l, BEVERLY YOUNGMAN NOT PICTURED ALICE MAY AVERA HAROLD L. LEITEL VINTON STEWART INA C. YOUNGER Aurora 35 Choir 35 Junior Glee 2 Senior Glee 25 Vocal Vikings 3. HENRY R. ZICH Baseball l,2,3,45 Football 2,35 Bas- ketball 2,3,45 Boys' O Club 3,4 President 35 Fire Patrol 45 S.T.S. 4 Student Council 3,4. 1 Bez' C orzmmt Arliftry jack Reddarr The two GT Arr minded jo am! Joyce Irrirmliorz Short ftory The ooicef jr, glamour Bev Hzrjfer Vikex Cozy cutier Sr. glamour Lollie Bmidiey Activities N2 i H ,Q Kbagg, Q5 6 gi 5 in Q9 wi 'A in Q f 5 E fi: B 'xx if W' f in ,ff-Q Duffack, Guinane. Rotella. Post, Fabian, Volcheck Foyer. Bussell. Scruby, Shinrock. Albers. Short Stenstrom, Brown, Smith, Roedcr, J. Christensen, Krebs, B, Christensen STUDENT COUNCIL The twenty-five members of the Student Council are representatives of both classes and organizations. The Council members are elected by two methods: In the spring, as nominees of various clubs, they are elected by the entire school. In the winter, as candidates of their classes, the members are elected only by the class to which they belong. The duties of these honored gold button members consist mainly of supervising the com- mission members and of taking an active part in the government of the school. Upon recommendations of teachers, 120 boys and girls have served on the blue button Student Commission this year. Unlike the Student Council, the Commission mem- bers fill out application blanks. Teachers put their signatures, the student's grade to date, and remarks on these membership blanks. If the applicant has a satisfactory remark and a B average, he is eligible for membership on the Commission. The various duties of the members include the managing of students in the cafeteria, and keeping halls orderly throughout the school. Both the Commission and the Council are under the supervision and sponsorship of Miss Alice B. Crocker. STUDENT COMMISSION Porter, Palmquist, Constant, Ayres, Olsen, Davenport, Buck, De Hart, Fleming, Ulrich Murray, Hatch, Cochran, Adams, Wfilley, Satrapa, Weidner, Steinbauer, Peace, Burkland Firestone, Duncan, Hough, D. Jones, Calkins, F. Jones, M. Barker, Nelson, V. Barger, Seidl, Hedrick Sodaro, Haycraft, Bressman, Lawson, Montgomery, Parkinson, Bruegemann, Ales, Helker, Brown, Carnaby Slaughter, Beneke, Fouser, Zich, Lindberg, Peck, Klima. DeVoe, Clumpnelcl, Wfiss Cockrell, Thurber, Hartung. Kahn, Bettcn, Miles, Barros. 1. Fowler, Smith, XVuelfel, Hays, Sharp Deines, Day, Bothum, Mtliwen, Houston, Carver. A. Fowler, Schiro, Gautier, Smiley, Raymond Hazard, Kischer, Monlux. Martinson, Klaiman, Stecli, Madison, Knudsen, Meyer, Green, Strom Schropp, Moscrev, Goodwin, Stavcly, Clark, Honke, Wheeler, Jensen, Nelson, McFarland, Renner, M. Caporale Geisler, Bruner, Frazier, l-lufford, Smirh, S. Caporalc, Lane, Anderson, Cutler, Westling JOURNALISM Gautier, Hufford, Shafer. Hayes, Geisler, McCosh, B. Jones, Fowler, Williams, Smiley Adams, Thomas, Potter, W. Wfilson, Houser, Deines, Renner, M. Wfilson, Firestone, Goodwin, Hazard Hough, Carlin, Palmquist, F Jones, Cochran, WhECl81', McEwen, McCoy, McKeown, Jackson Hillman, Christensen, Schermerhorn, Lawson, Nelson, Hilker, Burkland, Ayres, Kunold, McConahay Beatty, Shinrock, Shutter, Cameron, Kuhn, Mangel, Short. Robertson, Henkel, Smith Editor-in-Chief . . . Circulation Manager january Editor .... Mary Lee Cochran . Laura Hazard .... Janice Hufiord . . Bill Jones .... Harlan Hillman NORSEMAN STAFF Associate Editors Maude Wilson Circulation Assistants Rosemary McKeown Adviser ..........,..... Ellen Pearey Shirley Ayres Diane Hough Wanda R. Wilson Patricia Mangel Peter Nelson Keith Schermerhorn Janice Shinrock Jack Shutter Fin! Semerler Suzanne Vickery . .. Carol Smith ..... Jean Anderson . . . Marjorie Lawson Janice Hutford . Janice Shinrock 1 James Burkand. , . Patricia Mangel Maude Wilson i ' ' Walter Kunold ...... Rheuvilla McCosh .... Laura Hazard ...... Wanda R. Wilson... Janice Shinrock. . . NORTH STAR STAFF . . . .Managing Editor. . . . . . . .Editorial Chief. . . . ...News Editor. . .. . . . .Associate Editors. . . . .. .Sports Editor. . . . . . . .Staff Artists, . . . . .Business Manager. . . . . . . . .Advertising Manager. . . . . . .Circulation Manager. . . ... .. ...Exchange Editor... ... World-Herald Correspondent. . . Second Semerter .Marjorie Lawson . . . . . .Carol Smith . .Janice Shinrock Laura Hazard Janice Hufford Mary Lee Cochran . . . .Mark Gautier sPatricia Mangel 2Maude Wilson . . . .Rheuvilla McCosh . . . .Walter Kunold . . .Marilyn Hayes .Joanne Campbell . . .June Williams Jeannine Adams Shirley Ayres Don Beatty Lorraine Cameron Frances Carlin Jane Christensen Joan Deines Phyllis Firestone Joan Fowler Charles Geisler Elizabeth Goodwin Bob Henkel REPORTERS Georgia Hilker Harlan Hillman Diane Hough Beverly Houser Jean Jackson Bill Jones Frances Jones John Kuhn Jean McConahay Phyllis McCoy Nina McEwen Rosemary McKeown Peter Nelson Patricia Palmquist Ann Potter Jeannette Renner Lois Robertson Keith Schermerhorn Gordon Shafer Tom Short Jack Shutter Dorothy Smiley Ruth Thomas Dolores Wheeler l COMPANY A Wilson, Wheeler McGinnis, Kohrell. Snyder, Geisler, Smith, Stastny, Shafer, Linewc-ber Robinson, Swick, Andrews, Hazard, Knauber, Sortino, Marrinson, Fahland, Morgan Sheridan, Bruns, Nicklin, Hindman, Schlager, Thompson, Campbell, Rindone Fogelstrom, Bantin, Davis, Henkel, O'Brien, Kresl, Bass, Krogh, Schultz Solomon, Richardson, Parks, Ryan, Burkland, Kelly, Cutler, Fulmer, Bruner R. 0. T. C. The 1946-7 term completes the eighteenth year of ROTC at North. With the eighteenth year, came Master Sergeant Cecil D. Land from Portia, Arkansas. Sergeant Land had served as an officer in Europe during World War ll. With his experiences, he set the Cadets to work on building one of North's finest battalions. The event of the year was the Military Ball. William Haycraft was promoted to colonel and made regimental commander. james Burkland was made battalion commander as lieutenant colonel. The promotions were based on year long competition. The colonels' ladies received bouquets and the lieutenant colonels received the Judd Crocker Memorial Plaque. The Crack Squad and the Silent Platoon performed. This was also the first year the Cadets had had adequate equipment since before the war. The battalion had every weapon which the Infantry uses. There were machine guns, mortars, automatic rifles, bazookas, and many others. Proof of improvement was the rating the North battalion received from Colonel Luke D. Zech of the Seventh Service Command. Colonel Zech gave North the highest rating in the city in a mid-year inspection. COMPANY B De Bolt. Duffner. Wfolpa Talbot, Sedlacek, Gadway, May, Barker, Kahn Taylor, Troy, Goldstein, Seaman, Swanson, Melcher, Gerry Madison, M. Nelson. D, Nelson, Swart, Burmester, Schell, Satrarm D, Anderson, Honke, Hatch, Russell, P, Nelson, Clark COMPANY C li. Nelson H. Blair, Clanorale, Wesrling, B. Anderson, Branson, D. Blair, W ooley, Forrey, Murray Freeman, Steak, R. lohnson, loc Fields, Cambridge, XValler, Wfhitzaker, Lafferty, McKinney, Hazelton Gilbert, Leigh, Shearron, Gerhardt. Barker, Pastory, Christiansen, Xwyman, Chambers Willey', Harris, Olson, Boyce, Jack Fields, Wfatson, Borne, Levetman, Monk, Hngen Short, Haycraft, Sthmidt, Syverrsen, D. Smith, Gibson, S. Smith, Sluder, Thomsen cRAcK sQuAo Gcielcr, Bruner Smith. Sulnmwn Gcrhnrdr, SL-dlzuck ,, Anclcrsun, Short Ryan. Hll.S'L'I'ilfl. Sgr. Cfcnil D, Lund. liurklnnd. Kc SILENT PLATOON Cnporulc, Hazard, Iiorrrv W'hirakcr, Morgan, Czuncl, Barker Leigh, Anderson. Sheridan, Leverman. Shcarron Cutler, Wfillcy, Thompson, Nelson, Kresl, Bass FIRE PATROL Leitel, Lane, Hays, Hazard, Leigh, Geisler, Stavely, Nixon, Smiley Engdahl. Knudsen, Coleman, Buck, Peterson, Huskins, Jones, Kerchmark, Gibson Hatch, Bartos, Burkland, Hufford, McFarland, Deines, Clark, DeHart, Saul Stcck, Fowler, lWCCord, Wfoclfcl, Calkins, Rintlone, Nelson, Xvhalen, Bradley, Caporale Peace, Pcnkc, Wfilley, Albers, hlurray, Bussell, MCKeown, Rindonc, Kahn, Dowcll BCIIHEH. SCl1il'0. lX'l2lfY2l. Carver, Klima, Haffke, Adams, Houston, Shacfier Freeman, Wright, Jackson, Brown, Ayres, Hooton, Potter, Bruegcmann, Ales Jorn, Cochran, O'Connor, Olsen, Wtmodwortlx, Duncan, Driscoll, Lawson, Schmidr Weidner, Carnaby, Mcflonahay, Beatty, Hilker, Jensen, Smith, Bressman, Hough Zich, Schmucker, O'Brien, Camofield, Nielsen, Winterberg, McCoy, Christensen, Johnson CHOIR Purshouse, H. Snyder, Nelum, Thurber, Sharp, Olson, Centineo, Taylor, Ramsey, Anderson, Schrepel. Watson, Harrison, Unvert A l Blubaugh, Reiber, D. Petersen, Niewald, Kahn, Jordan, Sortino, Whiles, Barker, Shafer, Lemon, Martinson, Swick Fortezzo, Edwards, Wolfe, Galbraith, Knudsen, King, Jensen, Stewart, Wheeler, I. Peterson, Mitchell, Crum, Gember, Bennett Smith, Ulrich, Rath,- Durfack, Haffke, Bailey, Simpson, Shadel, Peck, Queen, Nelson, Wotherspoon, Krebs Anderson, Steinbauer, Paulson, Joyce Sallander, Walestein, Bannister, Odenwald, Palmquist, Davis, Golden, Burmester, DeVoe, Benning, Hagernann VOCAL MUSIC Last September North High welcomed Ronald M. Clark as the new head of the vocal music department and director of the choir. Mr. Clark, before coming to Omaha, was director of vocal music in Fremont, Nebraska. As accompanist for the choir, Mrs. Mary Silver assists Mr. Clark. She also has charge of several voice groups which include two girls' sextettes, a voice class, and soloists. Students under her direction sang in all the musical programs during the year as well as the Aurora. The largest group in the vocal department is the choir of 140 voices under the direction of Mr. Clark. Each year the choir presents a concert of Christmas music at Joslyn Memorial. A spring concert is also given in the high school auditorium by the choir and smaller vocal groups. The small groups are the Vikettes, thirty girls who specialize in modern songs, the boys' double octetteg and the Madrigals, a selected chorus which specializes in singing folk tunes. Before school two mornings each week fifty-five Vocal Vikings practice for pro- grams which they give for numerous civic organizations in the city. The Vocal Vikings were chosen from several hundred students who were given auditions by Mr. Clark. The highlight of their performances for the year was their Negro Plantation Singers act in the 1947 Aurora. ,Q 1,, 'f 3 - ' :' :1 - --.: 1 I i . - .. .- ,- .- I 5, I V U I , . Q I , ,. ..,, r 'Q ,'Q 5755 ',a',Q.f.1.:g. 9 A 1-V.: 4,,.,: , , ,Ir ' , -'--: , 5 zzq ' - . .A ' .,: ... ..: : I is N .1,: :.,. S , Yi ,A,,-- '- - ,:, ,..., , z , , , 1--- .W - - , V, ,. me S ' t , ,M , ..,,,..: ,::, , lj Vlzulb Q ' - .X - , - if ' , 1, . . ., A.:.i . 1 a f ,.,. , . , if , Q Q2 CHOIR Raymond, LaRue, McGinnis, Tooley, Spencer, Bryant, Penke, Michelsen, Ioan Sallander, C, Wolfe, Pistone, Williams, Cockrell Sitera Bussell, Hatch, Richardson, Bachman, Bartos, Fowler, Hui-ford, Wfhalen, Dempsey, Baker. Lane, Smiley, Gruhn Shaeffer, Bates, Thompson, Madison, Monk, Helker, Gray, Beck, Munson, Dunn, Badley, Larson, Rasmussen Boand, Reddan, Cooper, Philips, Webb, Carlin, Fisher, Flesher, Albers, Wing, Andersen, M. Ballard, Rosen- baum, G. Snyder Riener, Lowman, Fouser, Strater, Cole. Mangel, Sage, Friedel, Schreoel, Cowan, Meade, Ulmer, Parsons VIKETTES Gruhn, Sharp, Williams, Ioan Smith, Larson, Dempsey, Baker, Smiley, Olson Ianice Smith, Whalen, Hufford, Kahn, Ramsey. JOYCe Sallander, Knudsen, Lane Jensen, Wheeler, Albers, Simpson, Steinbauer, Ballard, Beck, Helker Joan Sallander, Rath, Flesher, Mangel, Peck, Sage, Cowan, Paulson SENIOR lonductor: Samuel F. Thoinas floncert Mistress: Beverly J. llouser First Violin: Ash, Barnett, l.an1cron, Dooley, Hargravc llouscr Klauck, Reader, Sullenger, XY'oik: Second Violin Albach Burns. Cornish, Downing, Haley, Peterson, Schrepcl Srewlrt Stull. Wfalkcr A Viola: D. Clair. Skelbetk, Templeton: Cello: Chandler DeLamatre, Nelson.1Nix'on, Rolph. Severyn, Stechcr String Bass: Davenport, Frantis, ,l. johnson. Jones, Moorc Morin Thompson Flute: Biegel, Eubank, Houston Oboe' Hallback, Marshall INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC The instrumental music department of North High School, headed by Samuel F. Thomas, climaxed its work for the year during National Music Week with its annual spring concert May 6 in the Joslyn Memorial concert hall. This year was a busy one for Norths eighty piece senior orchestra, ROTC band, dance orchestra, and newly organized senior band. The ROTC band opened the season with a trip to the Nebraska State Fair at Lincoln the day after school opened. The band was on hand throughout the football season to pep up the student body, The highlight of the year's performances was the thirty minute concert given to open the Military Ball February 28 at Peony Park. The week end of November 21-25 found members of the senior orchestra in Lincoln attending the Nebraska State Music Clinic. Several North musicians held key positions in the Clinic orchestra and Beverly Houser was concert mistress. A selected string en- semble played at the Christmas Concert given by the choir. North's dance orchestra was named the best in the state of Nebraska when it played November 22 at the Clinic dance. Other outstanding performances by the dance group included the Erwin Show and the Aurora. Thirty students from the instrumental groups went by chartered bus to the State Music Contest April l8 at Fremont. Three weeks later a fortunate and talented few who had hurdled the State contest were entered in the National Music Contest April 9 and 10 at Si joseph, Missouri. ORCHESTRA iilzirinctz Carver, Ernst, Hansen. Kaiser, Mlcynek, Searleg Bass Clarinet: Pcnibtcn Bassoon: Griffith, Ochring: Ccmtrzi-lillssuurx: Thomsen French Horn: Crompton, Finch, A. johnson, Read, Reeves Trumpet: llillmun, Klima, Miller, Wkitson Tmmbimnc: Cfotton, Dowcll, Kuhn, Ramsey Tuba: iflzirk Percussion: Brnnnum: Briggs. l:I',17L'Ul', Mtiitmrtl 'l4b'I'DlDZlI1lI Smith Piano: Buck, Kunnu DANCE ORCHESTRA Wlork. Mcllord Miller, Klima, Hillman, Kuhn, Dowell Thomsen, Ernst, Carver. Hansen, Kaiser lilauck, Houser, Cameron, Brannum, Frazeur, Iona: R.O.T.C. BAND Caprain+Robert YV. Dowell First Lt., Edward Klimtl First Lt.. John Peace Flute: Biegel. Kinstler Clarinet: Anderson, Chase, Cooke, R. Crompton, Frazell, Hansen, Herbert, Kaiser Mleynek, XV. Wfright, Ernst, Bass Clarinet: Penisten Bassoon: Griffith, Oehring Alto Saxophone: Robinson, Stevens: Tenor Saxophone: Schorle. Baritone Saxophone: Thomsen SENIOR BAND Second Lt., Theodore Frazeur Second Lt., Harlan Hillman Cornet: Carlson. Hillman, Jackson, Jennings, Klima, Miller, Nelsen. Nielson. XY'hitaker, XVilliams. D. NX right French Horn: J. Crompton, Decker, Reed, Templeton Trombone: Dombronske, Dowell, Greene, Hargrave, Peace, Run' dolph, Thorson Baritone: Clark, Kuhn Bass: Finch, Kline, Parkinson, Xlifork Drum: Brannum, Briggs, Clair, Frazeur, McCord Glockenspieli Jones Flute: Biegel, Eubank, Kinstler Clarinet: Anderson, Chase, Cooke, R. Crompton, Ernst, lfrazell, Hansen, Herbert, V. Johnson,, Kaiser, S. Nelson, Mleynek, Skelbeck, Stecher, Stoy,, Stewart, Wheeler, W. XVrightg Bass Clarinet: Penisteng Oboe: Hallback Bassoon: Griffith, Oehring Alto Aaxaphone: Moore, Robinson, Stevens: Tenor Saxophone: Schorleg Baritone Saophone: Thomsen Cornet: Carlson. Hillman, Jackson, Jennings, Klima, Miller. Moran. Nelsen, Nielson. Petersen. Wfhizaker. W'illiams, D. Wfright French Horn: J. Crompton, Decker, A. Johnson. Reed, Templeton Trombone: Cotton, Dombronske, Dowell, Greene, Hargrave, Peace, Ramsey, Randolph Thorson Baritone: Clark, Kuhn Bass: Finch, Kline, Parkinson, Work Drum: Brannum, Briggs, Clair Frftzeur. McCord Glockenspiel: Jones NFL Miss Mary Hamilton, Olsen, Wforherspoon, XVi11ey, Szech Ayres, Parkinson, Post. Cutler. Peace C. Smith. Lawson, Helker Barker, Leigh, Day, J. Smith De Hart, Anderson, Nixon Buck STAGE CREW Dockweiler. Andrews. D. McKim, Vanzago Nelson, Klapp, R. McKim, Prigeon AQUILA AQUILONIS - JCL BSO Wfarson Brock, Nelum lileming, Potter, Nelson Mrs. Ruth Forbes. Barker, Volchcck, lirazici Smith, Palmquisr, Nixon Leigh, Dc Hart Wright. lwooley. Stech. Bruner, Day, Volcheck Fahland, Leigh, Peace. Gerhardt, Barker. Cutler Post, Parkinson, Brueggemann, Nelson, Wotherspoon, Willey' EL POLO DEL NORTE Wfxlliams, Stavcly, Lastovica, Sallander, Stine Houston, Bcrgantzel, Betten, Iohnson, Parks Smith, Duncan. Pcrelman, Gibby Short, Mrs. Summ Parkinson. XVil1, Scvcrn, Schmuckcr, Whthcrspemffrr ETA BEDA Suhumm, Duifack, Bussell, Brooks D. Smith, R. Smith Bridenbaugh, Harrison, Engdahl, Haycraft, Bradley, Finkle, Murray Beatty. Hooton, Carnaby, Zich, Shurrer, Bressman, Dowell GLACIERS HI-Y Smiley. Dempsey. Fircsronc. Nixon, Fowler Del-Iarr, Mrliwen, Deines. Buck. Cochran Miles, Nelson, LRIWSOIL, Ayres, McConal1z1y, Hazard Smith, Olsen, Campflc-ld, Palmquist, Fleming Mayer, Geisler, Tritren, Knauber, Clark, Tnoley L1if l..'1I'l, Bass, Marya, Stevens. Schermerhorn, Klima JUNIOR RED CROSS Chase, Motz, Peterson, Rosengren, Hazard, Eimers, Sharp Leigh, A. Rhoads. Rithardson, Canorale, M. Rhoads, Firestone, Kohrell Koontz. Barker. Hayes, Honke, Buck. DeHart, Volcheck Gerhardt. Carver. Post. Potter. Greene. Strom. Scruby McPherson, Klima, Smith, Kelly, Camnrield, Nelson, S. Petersen LA PETITE ALLIANCE Sodaro, Goodwin, Frazier, Huffnrd, Charlotte Carre, Mcflosh Hazard. Rindone, Fellman, Denton. N. Green, Miss Crabbe Rowland, Catherine Carre, Phillips, Gustafson, I. Green McEwen, Stoy, Carnaby, Campfield, Anderson, ff -chr.n MASQUE APPLICATORS Hays, Galbraith, Bartos, I. Swanson, Weist, M. lohnson, Schiro, Ferguson, Fowler Gathreaux, Ulmer, Reed, Jerdon, McKeown, Nelson, Corr, Stuvely Hadley, 0'Connell, Carver, Rhoads, Hedrick, Haffkc, Ales, Christensen, L. Swanson W'ing, Anderson, Wfard, Furey, McFarland, Klima, Clark, Meade, Chcnoweth Smiley, Sachs, Wfigstone, McElroy, Sylvester, Houston, Searle, Hult, Lane Hough, ElHine, Duncan, Olsen, Wiss, Zulfur, Sodaro, Campbell, Meyer Freeman. Helker, Ellis, Goetz, Stenstrom, McCord, McCoy, Jensen, Knudsen Montgomery, Rath, Sallander, Campfield, Zelc-ny, Lindberg, Bencke, Pc-ck, Paulson, Barker S.T.S Smith, Honke, Burklrmd. Schiro, Bussell, Lane, Hutch, Carver, Gibson, Stavely, Fowler Parks, Hillman, Helker, Cutler, Green, Clark, Buck, Peace, Albers, Kahn, Amick Hays, Severn, Hough, Bressmzln, Cfnchran, Hayfraft. Fleming, Brown, Duncan, Calkins, Post, Thomsen, Olsen, Parkinson, Cninprieltl, Zich, Christensen, Eberharr, Smith, Nelson, Laws: Wfeitlner in XVooley, Smith, NX'oelfel, Bruner, Costello, Stine, Gautier Dempsey, VolChek,, Nixon, Day, Frazier, Stech Leigh, Carre, Willey, Miles, Gerhardt, Jensen, Geisler Btueazemann, Nelson, Kelly, lNIcClonahay, Wothersponn, Palmquist I. SHUTTERBUGS Michelsen. Cowan, Krebbs. Fields, Shafer. Allen Vacanti, Boand. Houser, Stone, Wlieman, Miller Mangel. Moeller, Constant, Thomsen, Thomas, 'xVolf, Bugbee Y-TEENS Wagner, B, Reeves. McDonald. D. Hamilton, Kuel. Stine, Roccaforte. Fortezzo, Moore, Berger, B. Hamilton, Helltm Amick, Wakeheld, Hubble, Vickerv. Gollizlee, M, Johnson, Cook, Constant, White, Vogan, Janice Johnson, Stone, Searle Albers, Klaiman, Crosslield, J. Jensen, J. Reeves. Allen, Frazier. Brandt, Myers. M. Jensen, Knudsen, Firestone. Novak. M. Taylor Lane. Francis. Barker. lean Johnson. Kahler. Perkins. Palmquist, Mcflonalmay. Adams, Campbell. Joyce Johnson. Betten, J. Taylor, Raymond Wheeler, Schorle, Wales, lxlontgomery. Benecke, Lindberz. Peck. Strasser, Hodgson, Davis, Jones. Fuglei, Wfilliams Sports X 'mv Y J l N xx K 9 fm? ' I 8 N ::3EEE:5.2 V1 I I.. .1 vs C N.. O'Connor, Manager: Roeder, XVright, Oberg, H. johnson, Golding Krebs, Manager: Sinclair, T. Johnson. Brandt, Smith, Woodworth. L. Eberhart Swanson, Managerg Bradley, D. Eberhart, Laux, Parfitl. Knaubcr, Satrapa. Agosta, Hooton Coach Gast, Brooks, Calkins, Clroudy, Duncan, Schmidt, Petersen, Penney, Coach Nelson FOOTBALL The North High football team improved its record of the previous year by winning three, tying one, and losing four games during the l946 season. North won only two games in 1945. Over l5O potential football players were on hand to greet Coach Carol Gast upon his return from wartime duty with the United States Navy. The large turn-out was fortunate in having a coaching staff equal to the task. Mr. Gast had the able assistance of William C. Spec Nelson in coaching the varsity squad. Vernon Ekfelt, wartime coach at Central, was in charge of the second team. Kenneth Swanson, a North High alumnus, coached the freshman team. The Vikes experimented with their new plays in winning the seasons opener 20-l3 from Nebraska City. The next game saw Hal Sinclair lead the Norsemen to a 6-6 tie with Tech. Creighton Prep crushed Viking hopes in the following encounter 26-7. Aksel Schmidtis touchdown wasnlt enough to save a Hghting North squad from a 7-6 loss to Thomas Alefferson of Council Bluffs. Fremont made it three straight losses for the Vikings l9-O. Then the Vikings' luck changed. Howard Calkins scored both touchdowns as North ran over Benson l2-O. Dick Brandt caught a partially blocked Central punt and raced to a touchdown on the third play of the game as the Vikings bounced past Central l4-7. In the final game of the season against South, end Guy Oberg took a Jack Croudy pass and surprised the defending city champions by scoring the first points of the game. North lost to the Packers 26-7. lt was Oberg's outstanding performance in this, and the other games of the season, which earned for him a first team position on the l946 All-Intercity honorary football team. Chambers, Woodworth, Collatz, Ingrnan, Barry, Leigh Nicholsen, Petersen, Toynbee, Benning, Gerhardt, Freeman Grau, Nielsen, Fabian, Maddalena, Carpenter, Fisher Davis, Allen, Leitel WRESTLING Wrestling was revived at North this year under the able tutoring of Vernon Ekfelt, former Central mentor, When he arrived he had but three weeks to get the team ready for its first match. With the help of Gene Driscoll, ex-Tech and Coast Guard champion, he held the All-North Wrestling Tournament. The winners in the tournament became members of the first team. The young and inexperienced grapplers had a poor season, losing all ten of their dual matches and failing to place a winner in the state tourney at South High. It takes time, however, to produce a winning team. Very few of the boys had even seen a high school wrestling match. Coach Ekfelt thinks that in two or three years our opponents will regard us with respect on the wrestling mat as they did in our pre-war wrestling days. Promising prospects for next years team include Bob Grau, who reached the 105-pound semifinals in the state tournamentg Perry Leitel, 95-pounderg Sam Car- penter, weighing 1123 and Fred Maddalena, 118 pounds. A A c .- .. ... Manager Brooks, McCoy, Leach, Schmidt, Murray. Penney, Coach Nelson Roeder, O'Connor, Nielson, Zich, Johnson, Croudy BASKETBALL The Viking basketball squad found Creighton Prep a jinx to their victory hopes all season long. Twice during the regular season North fell to the junior Blues. Came tournament time, and North lost in the opening round of the district tourney to that same Creighton Prep team 37-26. The Norsemen had an up and down season. They won 15, lost 8. North started strong with four straight victories, including wins over Tech and Benson. Following this victory string, the Norse dropped five straight. They lost to McCook, Lincoln Northeast, -Creighton Prep, Boystown, and South. Then the Vikings hit a fast pace to win five in a row. The Blue and Gold squad defeated all five foes decisively. Most notable victories were over a fast moving Columbus club, 55-44, and a 49-28 romp past Thomas jefferson of Council Bluffs. During this span of victories, North was to suffer the first of two great losses. The Vikings were prepared for this first loss, first string center Guy Oberg's graduation in January. But in the following game, Viking hopes were struck an unexpected blow. Dick McCoy, second high scorer on the Norse squad, fell and broke his wrist, thus erding his competition for the season. After another loss to Creighton Prep, the Vikings concluded their regular season with six straight triumphs. The Vikes copped thrillers from York, South, and Fre- mont, 43-42, 45-43, and 35-34, respectively. Falls City, Tech and Central fell to the North axe by wide margins. Forward Henry Zich was North's pride and joy of basketball. Hankls 141 points led the Intercity scoring race. Nonetheless, spectacular was his defensive play. As a crowning tribute to his ability and performance, Zich was named to the All-Intercity basketball squad. Said the Omaha World-Herald, The poll disclosed that Henry Zich, blond bomber of the North High team, is-without a doubt-the No. 1 basketball player in town this season. The flashy 6-foot, lk-inch Zich was the one unanimous selection. SEASON'S SCORES North .... 38 Arlington .... .... 1 8 North .... 45 Plattsmouth . . . . . . 20 North 22 Tech ........ .... 2 0 North 36 Benson ........ North 31 McCook ....... North .... 31 Lincoln Northeast North .... 22 Creighton Prep . North .... 29 Boys Town ..... North 34 South ......... North 49 Central .... North 5 5 Columbus .... North 33 Hooper ........ North .... 45 Plattsmouth .... North .... 49 Thomas jefferson North .... 25 Benson ........ North .... 36 Creighton Prep . North 43 York ......... North 36 Central . . . . . . North .... 45 South . . . North 48 Tech .... North 35 Fremont ....... North .... 44 Falls City ...... North 26 Creighton Prep . Won Lost . .... 8 HENRY ZICH All-City and All-Stat TRACK Prospects for a winning track team this year were not bright with only one letterman returning to the squad. The lone letterman, Dan Petersen, was a speedy quarter-miler and sprinter. However, Coach William C. Spec Nelson had experienced veterans to fall back on, including Lloyd Fouser, a quarter-miler and a member of last year's record breaking mile medley relay team. Petersen was also a member of the relay team. Other cindermen with experience were Bill Butler, 880 and mile run, Howard Calkins, 880 and relays, Keith Schermerhorn, hurdles and relays, Tom Nilius, sprints, Rod Golding, sprints and relays, Henry Zich, sprints and relays, Earl Benning, mile run, Dean Brown, weights, Harlan johnson, weights, and jack Reddan, hurdles and high jump. The team had a full season. The boys entered the Tee Jay relays, Intercity meet, Interstate meet, and the Omaha University meet. A few runners competed in the state meet at Lincoln. The Vikings also met the local high schools in a series of dual meets. BASEBALL North's chances look good for batting to the inter-city league championship this spring. Last year the Vikings wound up third in the city standings, trailing Creighton Prep and South. The six lettermen returning this year are Bob Krebs and Dick McCoy, both pitchers and McCoy an all-city and all-state selection last year, Richard Harrison, 'an all-city catcher, Infielders Bob Moscrey and Henry Zich, with Zich an all-city and all-state first baseman, and Outfielder Bob Murray, another all-city and all-state player. Among the hopefuls for the team are alumni of the North Side Bank midget team including JerryiGuinane, John Leach, Bob Schropp, Roger Bridenbaugh, and Bill Duffack. Coach Carol Gast returned last year from the Navy to lead the Norsemen to an 8 win, 5 loss season. The boys from North should easily better last seasons showing. Mr. Gast also coafched the McFayden American Legion baseball team last year. The McFayden team was composed of boys from North High, with the exception of George McGinn of Holy Name High School. The team was runner-up for the state champion- ship, losing only to Fremont during the state finals. 9375 Wa ' QR? if ,Sa is ii 33, -,,.+,..., z?5l3ft ?- Q M,,'-Z TENNIS Viking netmen, under the direction of Floyd L. Chase, took part this spring in all city tourneys and in the state meet. The return of three lettermen, Mark Gautier, Charles Geisler and Don Wright, bolstered the hopes for a successful season. During the 46 state meet, the team advanced to the semi-finals as a result of an impressive win by the doubles team, composed of Mark Gautier and Charles Geisler. The doubles team was beaten by Omaha Central, a powerful duo who went on to sweep the State Championship. In city play, the squad wound up in fifth place. Both doubles and singles team won at different times, but they seldom managed to produce the two victories needel to win a match. GOLF Six returning lettermen turned out this spring to try to bring the city golf champion- ship trophy to North. They included Bob Murray and Gordon Severa who were school golf champions last fall, and Bob Lindberg, Don Blair, Don Carsey, and Herman Blair. In the fall the Norsemen finished third in the city and sixth in the state in high school golf competition. In individual scoring, Bob Murray paced the Norsemen rand concluded the season fifth in the state. The Vikings' victims last season were Tech, Benson, and Fremont. They bowed to Central, Prep, and South. Wins and losses totaled a .500 average during the season for the boys coached by C. W. Myers. ' Entrants in the North High intra-mural tournament teed off in March at Fonte- nelle Park.,4Guy Oberg was the only member of the fall squad to graduate in january and thus be Qjggtinated from spring competition. BOYS' 0 CLUB .A A Auosm. Swnnmn. Penney. Brooks, Luux. Duncan, Leitel Severa, Bradley. Harrison. Murrav. Parlitt. Lroudy Peterson. Hr-nton. XV. lohnion. lXlc4.oy, XVuntlworth, Schmidt, Carol Gust Ofrmnnor, H. lohnson. lintlherg, Roedcr, Zich. Krehn SENIOR POLARS Hubluel. Look, Olson Thurber. Jensen. Amick. Smith. Mazzara, Fowler Pcnke, Thorsen, l-lufford, Rhoacls, Stcinhauer, Wleist. Thurber, Sylvester, Wligstone Whalen. Goetz. Jerdon, Gauzlmrsuux, Hamer. De Hart, Swanson. Bartos. Pierce Frenth, Harding, lllrith. Montfzomery. Carlin. NX7Sidncr, Cochran, Swanson. Mtfloy. Hough Ayrei. Jones. Benekc. Peck. Lindberg, XVelli. Olsen. W'iss. Slaughter Foyer, Mcflord. Duntxxn. Christensen. XY'ood. Mtlieown. Xlfoelfel. fl'uers GIRLS' RIFLE TEAM Nystrom. Scruby. Goetz. Avery, Devney. Olsen Shaffer, M. Rhoads, Albertson, Fratt, Sullcnger, Gilliland Houghton, Foley, McEwen, Johnson, Sihlcr, A. Rhoads Montgomery, Marshall, Peck, Holloway, Kanefr, O'KIonncll G. A. A. Christensen, A. Johnson. Steele. Nystrom, Devney, Olson, Phillips, Bacon, Sales, Mazzara, Nola Cockrell, J. Johnson Woelfel, Wakeheld, Foyer, Scruby, Charlotte Carre, Norris, Hartung, Carlson, Nona Cockrell, Firestone, Hoffman. Avery. McCord Stromer, Taylor, Jelinek, Gauthreaux, Harper, Jerclon, M. Miller, Allen, VUood, Frazier, Foley, McKeown Corcclius. Catherine C:-'re I.. Miller, Gillian, Rhoads, Prante, Sibler, McEwen. larkson. Simpson, Plantz. Carlin Frenf -, Strasser, Zimw' rar Wnglehart, Galloway, Ulsen, Lindberg, Marshall, Wfrss, Brock, J. Lhristcnsen, VVoodruff BASKETBALL AND VOLLEYBALL CAPTAINS Mazzara, Foyer. Goetz, Galbraith, Fraier, Olson, liurey Jelinek. 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