Omaha North High School - Norseman Yearbook (Omaha, NE)
- Class of 1948
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The N orseman 1 948 NGRTH HIGH SCHOOL 1 OMAHA, NEBRASKA The Norseman published by the journalism department for the students of North High School edited by -Ioan Fowler NINETEEN HUNDRED AND FORTY-EIG Each fall as the students enroll in North High for a new year's work, they sign and fill out the first of a seemingly endless number of printed forms. Sharpened pencils, fountain pens, inks, blotters, and teachers' name stamps are essen- tial to a successful opening of school. Through- out the year each student's program of study and his activities are arranged and directed through nearly fifty kinds of printed cards and slips. Every student of North High School will remember these printed passports to knowledge and pleasure. FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS JANUARY SENIORS JUNE SENIORS I9 .... I I . ..,..... ..,.. Dm. ,I .I.,.4If114zGII.II.IIII .1 I I ,,,,, f 7 Last Name First me Middle Name K I' WI! wndjnw 111.44 :XIIIIIII I'IrNII I No.1,'i.. 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I If If Iv foe ,Sv N ,995 q .qIII I Vlonlh, day, year A64 XQQIO' Ny' qWv6.f' ale jznll xmI11fl' ' ,WI fps K vw Nnvxoo 6 I P M If ' ' 0 ibn- 1 6 gl . somvd ' x ,xx I0 - f ' ?alher's name evra' vxdwo W. VSILQ' cpupagion ' ' I ,L wa 9 ok Q . ,I+ I ,L HUG ve Q . othe maiden name and s I' 5,- .1,0eL hpllcb Occup I-II ' I '.QN'T:ec'Q GO' lIuardian's name and relationship Blrthplace OI-cupatlon Bchool attended last semester Datyy? lORTH HIGH SCHOOL, Omaha, Neb. fBoy's Permanent Registration ar W f-'Au' Af' G K 5 Q a 'X' Burkholder'i on an admit, slip marks the end of a session in the ofiice of Kenneth Burk- holder-dean of boys, athletic director, and assistant principal. An ardent supporter of all student activities, Mr. Burkholder is seen at all sporting events. Sometimes reluctantly, trouble- making students spend time after school with Mr. Burkholder's assistance. Helen E. Robinson is known well by all North students. She is dean of girls and also a mathematics teacher. Many graduating senior girls are aided by friendly conferences with her in reference to their futures. Girls seeking help- ful guidance will always find her willing to aid them in any way possible. Henry C. Meents will long be remembered by the graduating seniors of North High. As principal, his winning personality and friendly understanding make him popular with the stu- dents whether he is administering discipline, attending to school business, or pinch-hitting for an absent teacher. Meet The Administration LUCY HARTE Axfiytant Dean of Girly GLADYS GIES Alfemlanre Clerk HELEN AIELINEK Name MWPVQQMW ROSE OQTRONIC Sefretary BETTY OBERG ALICE BEACH Office AJ.l'f,X'ltllIfJ l Ilt0ll111!11 Iitts, ll I , ENGLISH Nona Robinson Elizabeth A. Farrell Mary E. Hamilton Debate Anna B. Jensen Anne Keenan Helen M. Maloy Ardith Miller Margaret A. Nielsen Dramatics Ellen Pearey Journalism Alice V. Porterheltl Zdenka Sedlacelc Fay Southwell SPANISH Clare Carey Louise T. Sutton LATIN Amy P. Crabbe Ruth G. Forbes I RENCH Amy P. Crabbe SCIENCE J. H. Dorsey Mary B. Bookmeyer Alice B. Crocker Harold L. Dally N. V. Franklin MATHEMATICS Pearl McCray Louise W. Barstow Anna Porter Haynes Beatrice J. Mack Gertrude Mohr Helen E. Robinson Charles E. Severyn SOCIAL SCIENCE Mildred Morris Thela Barnes Ruth Barrett Clare Carey Vernon Ekfelt Carol Gast Lucy C. Harte Nathan R. Mohar Edna Molseed Mary Paulson Ellen Pearey Maude Poley julia H. Schmitt orth s ookmeyer, Crut-kizr, Collins, Imlly Right cnl1111111 Mohnr, Fnrlmes, Farrell, Hamilton, Land, McCrny Facult I,tIl Lolml 11 Right volur MECHANICAL ARTS D. W. Myers Floytl L. Chaise Flmer I-Ielligso Willizlnl C. Nelson HOMEMAKING Lucy C. Harte Cleo Butler Florence E. Xwullcer COMMFRCIAL Nlary Uhl Collins Natline Brubaker Martin Fklwerg Earl Erwin Flossie L. Lyons Harvey A. Smith PHYSICAL TRAINING Ruth E. Betts Vernon Ekfelr Carol Gast Nathan R. Mohirr Williaiiu C. Nelson Kenneth Swanson ART Ethel Hunsnlcer MUSIC Marvelln Xverner Mary Silver Samuel F. Thomas ROTC Sergeant Cecil D. Lzmtl LIBRARY STAFF Elma Simpson Virginia Ablott Florence Hallgren Agnes Nilsson OFFICE STAFF Rose H. Ostronic Alice Beach Betty Oberg ATTENDANCE Glatlys R. Gies NURSE Helen .Ielinek CAFETERIA Ruby C. Welulwer Mrs. Willartl Bailey BOOKROOM CLIZRK Charlotte I. Root CUSTODIANS E. Garner Frank McBride I Xlorri-. Nlziluy, Xlyt-rs. Xiiflwil. I'nlrv, Rolmiuson R N l ' x ryn, Siliipsmi, Smith, Sutton. Tliomzt Standard equipment of every teacher sponsor- ing an activity is a fat pad of Please Allows. A signed Please Allow permits a student to leave a study hall to go to a practice session for the Aurora, the Erwin Show, the orchestra, or the senior play, or to operate the motion picture machine in a classroom. The extra work which students do during the school day for any of the extra-curricular activities may result in another hour of study at home at night, but every student participating in dramatics, art music debate 'ournalism or ROTC willing- : a s J 9 ly sacrifices for the Please Allows. at ,V aw. 1' ,W - ,MAN NORTH IIIGII SCHOOL, UMAHA, NEBRPQKQ ORTH HIGH SCHOOL. OMAHA. NEB ASKA QMAHA, NEBRASKA I Dale , ,... .... ,I ..... .,1. N H E Please allow S5117 HIGH SCHOOL i Please all.-W W7 A , A A A di to come to Room 150 HF hour. III NE hour' X I I IIDIIIIZIIAIISIIIIW IDIS IIIIP III me SIIIIIII mom teacher .... ......,...,,.....,,, .,,.,- I I Da! X Istud oem Leache before commg. 5' ' -'V-gl! I0 Please allow '---A W ..., ,,44, -AQEA e 'A ' .....,.,. ,,.,,., A . A A 001116 to V -- cher's Stamp Noam :nah scuool, OM PU,,,LI Room 0f,f 47 5C ' y AHA, Emi Show ,hA ,, A . Q.,. I . S' your bi-Tkslip ,D HIT- I IGH Sak s. stud - QL I Date ,....... 'V '- V. 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AHA, NEBRASKA AAA,A MAAZXAQM AAAAAAA hour. this slip to the s' 5 your books. .udy room t. c bef or coming. 0 gi mp .... ....... ...... -.. S TUD ENT COUNCIL liicli row: Qllpuy flitlle, -Ilctly Cl1r'iitt'ilsci1, Xkillizim IluH':u'li. Vlwzm l'i'cli. Ifrcil Sliinrorlf, It-Iulllillv .Xrlznnsl 1ii'rflon lfillllfl NL'lll1lI'j lwiyeit, l-.mil Xpli-licclx. ltirst row: john llurcliaril. ,lack Reflilam, john l :ihian, Nlarjoiie llutlzirlx. Roiizulfl lxoi lr in XX l l iix Kirin ni ll x XX l l ulurine Carre rii, - -: oor , U .- ' . :i -, r-wig as e. : Courtesy Is Theme of Councils Year The 25 members of the Student Council are representatives of both classes and organiza- tions, 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. These honored gold button mem- bers meet every two weeks on Monday after school to discuss their duties which consist mainly of supervising the commission mem- bers and of taking an active part in the govern- ment of the school. Upon recommendations of teachers, 88 boys and girls have served on the blue button Stu- dent Commission this year. Unlike the Student Council, the Commission members fill out ap- plication blanks. Teachers put their signatures, the students grade to date, and remarks on these membership blanks. If the applicant has a satisfactory mark and a 2 average, he is eligible for membership on the Commission. The vari- ous duties of the members include supervising the lunch lines, managing students in the cafe- teria, keeping the halls orderly throughout the school, and assisting the nurse, the librarians, and the absence checkers. Both the Commission and the Council are under the supervision and sponsorship of Miss Alice B. Crocker. Three dances have been sponsored by these organizations this year. They were the Christ- mas Bell Dance, the Leap Year Swing, and the Spring Square Dance. The main activity spon- sored by the Council and the Commission, how- ever, was the Courtesy Campaign. It was car- ried on at North High with the co-operation of the library and the English, art, and social science departments. North High school believes in student gov- ernment, and the students have proved them- selves capable of carrying the responsibility. STUDENT COMMISSION l llacli row: Nulzn Vuckrrll, th-ralrline Rzlymmnl, 1l:n'lma1':1 F1'c-le1'il-,Nm-xx. Ruwn1:n'y Nixon, Shirley Gillilanrl, Mark Gautier, 'Qvr:al4l Sm-illl. lJ:wi1l XY1lluy. llill lluy, -loan lfuwlcr, l'l1ylliS lfin-stoxmu. Xlurilyn llilffllllll, Ilormlxy Smiluy. Second row: Nllxllauc XY1'ig.:lll, Elizzllx-tl1 iinnrlwin, .Xngclxl Allen, lz2lI'll2lfIl lingvllxzmll, juan Nilwmn, Ycrnrm johnson, Run llnrnctt, joan IR-ine'Q. lfois Clxristvnfen. Sumn llotllum, Mary Ln Czu'nnlJy, SI-lmaftiznw l':lpn1'alL-. Ifixwt row: lnnngmn- XYz1ll4cr, Carol Miles, 'Nlyrnzl Strmn, Ya-rlyn llxzrlccr, Ann Potter, Bob Ilcrgelt, Sally llllllfl. Riclmlwl lxlglm, hlnyu: Rocrlxy, fznrol .XllJk'TtS0ll, Janet l 1':nLier. STUDENT COMMISSION llzlvk row: Ilarlmrzx C':u'n:1luy, jam- Silnpson. lluvcrly llrnlwur, M111-III-ll Knapp, in-umqv SClll!lQk'l', llxlmlfl Xlhlkcr, Robert Dahl. lmlf, llunalel Sn-lmlcr. jenn -laclwonm, XYilli:un .IL-11m-11, Slllrlvy llzllllmclx, lmrrvllxy llnyw. Sl-cmnl row: Shirley Nlonlux, IJOFIS Milmlrs, Iran Klrkmmlmy, lmmllly Sulln-pvl. Snyznnn- Nylfllll, vlmm-x liuvv. lnlln Surmlfmm. llnrlmrzl flnllowzuy. Ilcltv Davis, I!--vcrlyl COIISTHNI. liurol 'l'lnn'l-n. Nmuky lliill. l':m'ic'iz1 IJYOIIIB, lfirsi row: Yu-its llvstvllfw, lham- Cm'l11sl1. illllltf Xliclxccla .Ulu Nfluryxl, Iyxulyn IImxn1'111:n1. Rolu-1'1 lrnf. l.luyfl l m14ur,iZun':i:1 llillwr, Rulwrt Hvnlwl. I'l:1iru SI1':1ffv1', Nlzxrllm Sage, NUVIIIQA Ncblcr. Rack row: Dale Duffner, Frank Serllacek, Danny Langeviu, fuck lirceinzm. Harlan Nlcliinnis, llary Kollrell, llolm I't'ck, llar old Schaffer, llavid Meyer, Dill Slnstny. Second row: George llznzanl, Noel Rasuiussen, lfrzinlc Yan llorn, Dean Iiklucr Douglas NVrigl1t, Iolm liresl. lllilwn Klein, Lyle Nicklcn, I'Ia1'i'y Meliiilney. Alan Scliiro. First row. llvorgqt- SClll!lLLLIl', lui A1UlC'l'S0ll, G0fflUll 5l12lfCl'. CIHIVICS liCibll'l'- lYfllS OlBflCl1, Vllayne lloaiul, Tom Slieridan, Torl Solomon, lion Morgan. Full Calendar Keeps ROTC Busy This year has been a busy year for the North High military department. The activities of the North High ROTC battalion have been many, from marching in the free bridge celebration to sending the rifle team to Missouri for the national tournament. As usual the ROTC cadets ushered at foot- ball games and the ROTC band played. The big event of the season was the thir- teenth annual military ball at Peony Park on February 27. Much time was spent in readying the decorations and preparing for the grand march. Twenty-seven officers and their ladies marched to the strains of Web Feiermans orchestra. Richard Bruner was named lieutenant colo- nel and commander of North Highs battalion. He also received the Judd Crocker Award. A new battalion position of public relations of- hcer was filled by Robert Henkel. james Klein was announced as the outstanding sophomore cadet and presented with the American Le- gion Merit Badge. The crack squad performed and the band played preceding the grand march. The rifle team won the Tri-State Invitational Tournament at Central High in February and then went to Boonville, Missouri, March 5 and 6 for the national tournament, where they placed fourth. The ROTC can thank Sgt. Cecil D. Land for the fine organization and many improve- ments in the battalion and its headquarters made this year. LT. COL. BRUNER AND JUNE WILLIAMS W? COM P AN Y B llznuk ww: linlu l'vtmxfn1. Iliclx Ilrullx, Ifu-41 44III'irICHSc1l, lillgvm- Sl-zmxxm, EUQUIIL' XX-XINJIII, Ihm Hurt, ll:u'ul4l lfrzxtt, Leon K':u'u-r, I.:u'1'5 tU+11m1. I-'nxt mu: Lkhzu'lw llmlxxrcy. Nfxltou Stzxxlny, Nivlxzml .Xmh-11011, I'1m'irL Schuhz, limslrwf Ill-nkvl, lhll Rum. lfllurm' Xl:-lrlu-1', Iinlx SL-xllilcvlx, COMPANY C liqnulx xuxxi liolu IJ1.-lmil, Ifrul Nlnir. Xlvlvxxl Szxllnulrul. Rilyxulwml Slnluzmlf, Aloe I'xicl11N..5lillf+11 Nrlunl, RuTwrt 4lr:1f, Iliuhurd I .swrx Ihrlx ifnlllrm Inu- Ul'1ixm1 lfzmlph Nlvl'Iinmuk l,:11'rv llubi11furx. Ilmlwnrfl X4-lwu, Holm lfwrcx. lin-xnlrth XYiIs0u. lcllm-11'l.,fm41..1. 'l'Miwl 1-fm lim. izq-11.-1-1.-, liill xx'.m'. ,lk-Q xx'lm:.1X.-1-. .m rQa1:,k-fl, rm-.1f.n m111m1, len-hm-.1 Waller, Rzallrll HHH, Rulwrt vlullllsrm, Ruy l.:1lIvl'ty. Svunlnl rrxw: HQ-1'ln1't Ilzxrria, H1111 llmwmr, lfrwl Ilimlmzm, -Irlrlx l ivI1lx, Hlcn , . . ,. , ,. , . , Zuzlrl, l'Tl:u'lvx lfrvy, Rirllznwl lk-lujw, lmlu Hznx. Fil -t VUWZ Sa-lmsluxulrm izx11ul':l1u, lxwllznnl l,r1lm'r, lxwllzlxwl Flllllll, Xrrlyrl l1:uLv1', limb I'-IIIUII, Kin-hzml l,v1ul1. llxnrlsm l!:u'Lvr. l,:4Ncrm' XXX-Ntlixxg, -luv X.-Ivan. CRACK SQUAD Huck row: 13011 Xlurrzxy. lfonrih row: SL'lJfhIilllli'l t':npol':11v, Uouglai XYrigl1t. 'Vhirnl row: lion Horgznl, Ilzm l.:muvvin, flcr slum rlillliillkl. Scwmml ruw: Hob Huw, ,lim lxlrlu. lfir-t rrrwi Q'h1n'h N l.:u!xx:45. l7x':m1X SL-xlliarrlx, limb .X111lvl'Nm1, Hub Tm' 11-y, Nur! Ru-n111sSvn. Y RIFLE TEAM Dick Bruner, Cllnrlw Geisler, Ruin-rt lfittrm, I.llX'L'l'llC XVeStlingg, Ricllzml Smith. Fl RE PATROL llzick row: lk-vcrly Ilmgcr, llctty lflzimiltuii, llrzxcc Pistoiic, XYall:1ce NY1'iglit, Mark li3lIllx'1'. jolin lfziliiuii, liuralil Seidl, Slizirrm Norris. ,lcrrv lluiuzinc. Ruwiuary Foyer, llill Day, Gordon Slizifcr, llill lk-st, Sum Cgirpumlur, furrxl Albertson, Xlnry l.11 l':u'1i:zlsy. lmmtliy Smilvy. Sz-umiil ruw: Pnl McCord, IR-ggy Stine, Nlrirjoriu lluflzick, lluli Nloscrvy, lion Field, lilizzilictli Hmmlwin, Ilzlvicl XYilley, lilliyllix lfiiwstoiu-. Robe-rt l'L-irre, Nlririlyn l-lnrtiiiigz. XY:xltcr Nalmity, june XVilliamS, Ymiuy Smlzim. lfii'-I row: Nlelxiii IR-rcliiiaii, Xlarilgn Saul, L'lmrlmtv Curr-'. Ioan l'l0XVlUl', Yi-rlyii ll:u'Lei', llzirlmra Car- nulp. llqnwxlfl XY:illwi', Yvvllm' Cn-li-lln, llicliurnl lriyll, l,n llmmxi Kuta-limxirk. wlzu-k Ri-mlrlzm, l':it IM-iiipxq, lion-iiinrx' Nixon. FIRE PATRGI, lim-k rmx: jam- Siiiipvm. .Kim l'uttcr. ,lozm lk-iiies, XYaym- lloziml. linrul Xlilcf, Lurcttzi Xlillu-r, Alfzmnim- Amlzmis, Roger lll'illL'llll!lllg1lI, L'11tl1c1'im- L-2ll'l'L'. ,Ioan lliiglmce. llnry liretliur, ,loan l'1u'riNl1. ,li-:ui XYuml, Nlziry l.e-qi lluiiglitmi. Sccoml row: 'Yu1'in11,l:iclism1, .Xmizi Rimlmiv, limi llvzitty. Arnlitli llcllney, Nancy XYill, llolr XX1-clv1'14i1-11, Hill lluycs, Ruth rllllfilllili, lion fnrwy. ,lzickiv Iirufl-m:i'cii, Ill-tty lh-ll. all-:ul -lzwlwrui. First row: Rnlmrt ll-flilxul, Siizzniml Xi-lmn. l.luyml lfrmiisviy Jean . i , wk, livvlyu l-uxxvriiizm. limi llllflllllill, XXX-llx 4l'l.1'ivi1. Xlzlflvm' Xyllllk'I'lbt'l'2L, Ilvwvy Xclwii, iii-simian lllllxcr. ,luck llowrh, lh-ltr llnvix SENIOR ORCHESTRA llxiuk row: littrbzlrn Ellgtlllilrllt, lit-tty XXvllllE1ll1S, Carl llrainartl, Bob llrannum, -lozmnc Smith, ,losynne I-lttlin leorgil Moran. Sixth row: Ruth Small, Beverly Stull, Ruth McLaren, Carol llolley, Marilyn i.l1Zllltll4'l', Greta Young C11 Stris si-r. Fifth row: Elouise Ash, Gwen Peterson. Fourth row: Rosalie Barnett, Marilyn Rt-znler. 'l'liir4l row: l.etitn Hir ran joe XYork, Gene Zulfer. Seconil row: Dorothy Sullenger, Lorraine Cameron, Norman lleztuclizinip, Sully Larsen lirs row lleverly llouser, Carolyn Klanck, Diane Cornish, John Alback, juyce Della. nnual Spring Concert Highlights With the combined orchestra and choir spring concert as the highlighting event, the North High instrumental department ended a successful year. Under Director Samuel F. Thomas, the tal- ents of the senior orchestra, the senior band, the ROTC band, and the dance orchestra were outstanding in all of their many performances. Decked out in their new blue and gold uni- forms, the band opened their year's activities in September by representing Omaha at the State Fair in Lincoln. Several weeks later theatres showed newsreels of the band in the Ak-Sar- Ben and South Omaha free bridge parade. Towering John Kuhn as drum major drew eyes in his new uniform and white fur drum tnajor's hat. Seventy-two band uniforms and costumes for the baton twirlers were financed by the P.-T.A. and North Omaha businessmen. Violinist Beverly Houser was chosen concert mistress for the second year at the State Music Clinic in the fall. The highest rating instru- mentalists attended the State Music Contest later at Fremont, Nebraska. Beverly was also chosen concert mistress of the All-City High School Symphony and elected its president. The ROTC band opened the thirteenth an- nual military ball with a thirty minute pro- gram. Their other performance was reviewed at Federal inspection this spring. The sweet strains of North's dance band were heard at several school dances in the gym. Their noteworthy showings in the Aurora and the Best Show were fine examples of what can be done by young musicians. Football games, the senior play, and the Christmas concerts were augmented by the se- lections of the band and orchestra. SENIOR ORCHESTRA Huck row: lrvin .loin-s, jenn Vlibllllblbll, IR-ggy Cooke, Milliccnt XYlice-lcr, Gary Pcnistcn, Donald Chzlsu, Ricliarcl -Pctcrscn, l,'xul 'l'limnpson Ivo t'l:irl: Marizm Koontz, Freda XVulf. Fifth row: Tom Read, Alice Johnson, Carol Dowgnfig, Iczgl , . . l-iirgi-r, Ilontxldl llllllftll, Sliirlcy Hzllllmck. Vivian Cotton, Charlotte Rznuseyy 101111 Kllllll- FOUTYII YOW2 Dlflk Clfml-T. - H. Xlclivc. XVcn1lt-ll Rossa. Thirnl row: Margery l7cl.amatI'C, Rosemary Nixon. Second row: Bob Biegclu.-Xrchie Temple- ton, Snszui Steclicr. Phyllis Chandler. First row: Esther Pleminz. Frcilcrick Human, Suzanne Nelson, Alice Scvcryn. Instrumental Departments Work BEVERLY HOUSER Concert Mimferr North High Senior Orchestra A11-City Symphony State Clinic Orchestra Iizu-IX row: Curl llminzml, Snzxumnu Nelmn, Robert Iirxlllmlm, Durwnml l!1um11:41'L-11. XXX-rxflvll Rome, ,Xrclxiu 'l'cmplutml, Donulfl llzmfcu. Richzml NYullv1', ,ln-rry rliillllllllliu, Roy liclwzmls. Tllirml row: HL-u1'g4i:n Nlmwm. lnhu Koch, ,lolm XXX-:nu-1'. Ruhurt Ifergllr mn. Paul 'llmm1mm, jack Nia-IM-n, Rodney Ilull, lluviml XYilliz1mx, l.m1-n Nllcym-Is, IR-say Vmmku, Dmmlli flluw, Sl-cuml row: .Xliru Iohnmn, iI'.vu11 I'u!wrwn. Riclxzml IH-In-1Aw11, l'l:li1'v Straswr., XY:lr11-11 Vnrlix, !.:xRm- ilnrrflt. Riulmrfl HL-llrimq, Thomzu Rv:u!. Shirley ll:1IlImL'k, Xlzxrinnm- I.:uluvic':z. k'I1:11'lu11v Rzunwy, lfirxl rmx: l ut-x Yum. lnvcr l.zu1u:xfIL-r, -lmm Fowler. 1 w SENIOR BAND DANCE BAND Huck row: Carl -BYEllIl2iI'4l, RICIIIIVII lk-tc1'ac11. 'Paul Thon1pmn,'l'un1 R1-ml, mlm liulm. 1Dh:u'Inttc Rznnwy, Vivian Cotton. bccmvl row: ,loo XX ork, XVXzxll:lcu Wrlgllt. IJOII LIIZISC, P., ll. Nlvlxcv. lion Hzuxfsu. Mary I'vu1NlL-11. I-nxt row: Irvin julluh, vluzmnc Smlth. Lorrzuzm lfzuucrun, llcvcrly Houscr. CSTOIYII lilzmclf. lim-L nm: IIUIIUIII I im'II. -Inu-pIi XYni'Ix, XY:III:u'r XY1'igI1l, lI1iri:u1 iimmtf, NIiIlui1 I,fm1i1:u1, Urxillv Iviinilig-, IIQ-xii . NIiIlci'. Izwk Rnbiiixuxl, Iluu-rlx l'Imi5cr, k'Ii:u'Iu I.m'IxIi:u't, Ifi'csIrrick Iiumzm. 'Iliirml ww: I'IiylIif kiluimllvr, lixllii-1' Iflvmiiig, .layu- ' ' ' ' 1 XI I mx U Ilmllza, Ii. H. Xlciiur, Faro. jane I.:irwi1. Ilzurx' Imiiftf-11, Rwln-rl I-ivan-I, Millie-uit Viii-III . IIzi'Iv1u- . illll' -. S xzm Sn-uIu-r. X'ii'i4i11i:i Su-wart, .Ioan Nluoru, SI-cowl ipw: Sally I,nis4-xi. ,Iu.Xum- Sliurwiii, NIiri:ux1 IiiiIv:mIX. Nlzirgn-ry IluI.:u1i:i- IIT, .XIicc Sn-vi-rvn. XYiIIi:am Klinv, Leu l'I:n'k, Imylcn Hai'i41':ivc, KimIl'1'i-y Ilur:icvk. Nlzlrilyii Vliziiivlli-IA, Yivixm Vrittuii. , -lulm Kuhn. First ww: liIcii11ys C'Iiil1viuI1-ii, I-city XYiIIiams, Hairy Aliu- l':ii'cy. Eilith Ifim-:Ii-i'irIwm1. SENIOR BAND VOCAL VIKINGS Iizirk 'Iuyu' :mx : Ilcttx' Nnlzl c'rIy ruw: Holi IH-ck, IR-guy Ih-cl, II:imIfI l'IIl'I-IIIIIINVII. I':ilrivin IM-iiilm-y. XY:i5x1-- Ihmzmnl. lirziu- Iiiwpf, -Ivrry I.I-imm Snllniimlsr. L'Ii:u'Iu limp-. Ik-iwiicr llmxtiiuui, Nlzxrxiii .XiifIi'i'wii. .Inns Sinipwii, 'I'mI Snluiiwii, Alum- WiIIi:ui15. Sn-nrnu IJIQI, Nlurtm-mi, Xxultv lvwtvllu. hlrwlm .XIgL'I'. Xlilryimil 'liaiylury ,luck XI:uIv-ii, XIJIYIJIIIIIII lP'l'1mm'II. Iiux' XIllcI1uII Nfrmlx. -Iim Iiuxw, NIiIfIiAwI 5:IckriuIv. Slziiih-y IIJLITINUII ,I:ivqm-Iiiio Ruth. Irvin Vlum-N. ,luzm Szillziilfh-r. liulr N'I1l'v1wI l4rvcI4ruII. I7irNt rim: Muir II1ii'i1wiNIrI', Alcan I'L'L'Ix. I.Iuy4I Ifuuwr. IMirruIIi5 5x'I11'v1uI, IM-imif KIIIYISLJII, lixuiivIuIyn XVII i ' IfI in I miu I ui on Xliltmi I mx in in Iicv Ilzilu Invert. 4I1:irIutli- Rrmi-u'5'. XIIIIIQHN NIUUIIVIQ Mxarrlm 5:4213 -I:u'I4 Rv: : , A: '- .1 N , , . 1 , In-Imy. llourvr, Archie 'Il-iiipluluii. ,Nlfiiy Ilxillzird. CHOIR Hack row: Gwendolyn XYill1elmy, Beverly Houser, Mildred Sackrieilc, Lois SCllll'llICliCl', Sharon Lundstrom, Joanne Camp- liell, Jackie lfislier, Frances Henning, lXlarlene XYinterlJei'L:, Lorraine l'amt-ron, 'l'lit-Ilxcrt Robinson, James XVise, Allen Shiro, Archie 'l'emi1lr-ton, lXlani'ice Strater, Gene liurmester, Milton Lowman. St-cond row: lfranecne llryant, Grace Snyder, Bev-- crly Froemel. Cora Sue Miller, Marv Ilallarcl, Betty Lee Gryva, Doris Ciilmlms, Suzanne Nelson, lietty Monk, Joan Sal- landcr, llob Schrepel, Jack Martinson, fiuy Mitchell, llill Boyce, llavifl Iluncan, Iiill Ryan. First row: Jacqueline Rath, Constance Centineo, Grace Pistone, Yvette Costello, Carol Yvilffl, Nlarizinna U'l'onncll, Peggy Beck, liarbara Miller, Joan liastlack, Dick Fagan, Dennis Carlson, Cliarles. Ilatcs, llarulfl Lflirisliansen, llowarrl Tonley, Hob Peck, Harlan McGinnis. New Director Leads Vocal Music In September, Miss Marvella Werner be- came the new head of the vocal music depart- ment and director of the choir. Miss Werner directed vocal music at Pawnee City, Nebraska, before coming to North last fall. Mrs. Mary Silver is the voice teacher and the accompanist for the choir. Under her direction, the soloists prepare for the annual Christmas and spring concerts, music contests, and other musical programs during the year. The choir of l0O voices is the largest group in the vocal department and is under the direc- tion of Miss Werner. This year the Christmas concert was held on December 14 at Joslyn Memorial. The spring concert was presented on May 20 in the school auditorium. These con- certs are presented annually by the choir and the smaller vocal groups. The smaller groups include the Vocal Vikings, a chorus of 48 mem- bers who present the annual Aurora Act, the Vikettes, a group of girls who sing at contests, at the annual concerts, and at special musical programs, the girls' sextetg and the boys, quar- tet. The Aurora Act this year, entitled The Old Look New, was based on the changing fash- ions. Besides their school concerts, these music groups present special programs for various organizations throughout the city. Highlights of the year for the music department are the All State Music Clinic in November and the district, state, and national Music Contests in April and May. Early in the fall the choir received new col- lapsible risers. The risers were bought with the S200 given to them last year by the Concord Club. CHOIR up ::: , . ,.,::q 1' : . i s :AA i f AQ-- i v ..,, , ., 1. V , ,V - V . .. ' e . X ,. , A V .,-lv W , ..,v.. ,Q H K .,:--- : ::-:-. - ,L N ::,- Qt - 1. zlvzz Il, -:A .- 3 Hack row: Unrjis Nloore. -lim Rosse, ,lack Madsen, Leo Clark, Charles llZlI'1'ClI, Icrry l.union, ilorilon Shafer, lean IH-cle. Martlia Sage, Fonniv llannisler. Rose follatz, Dorothy Sclireiicl, Grace lireps. jane Simpson. Joyce King, Margaret Dunn. . juan Nilsson. Second row: john Kuhn, Lloyd lioiiscr, Uill Moeller, lloh XX'otlie1'sprion, XYaync liounfl. Stanley Harrison, Tod Solomon, Mary Amlerson. llarvey Thornhy. jean l':mi:l:, Janice Larson, l':n Spain, llernice llorstinan, lla! Dempsey, Joan Fowler, Marilyn Iluhcy. liirst row: Dale L'nyL-rt, Irvin Joncs. Klarvin .Xnilerson, ,luck Ruilllzui, Iohn Alger, Maryann Tay- lor, Joyce Sallzmsler, fXl:uleline Lawslo. Cliarlottv Ramsey, Iosqiluine Xlilllllilfb, Snr l-Virtevm. l':n1l:x liilxvaiwls. jnne XYilliams, llerahline Rayinonil, 'lonnno Smith. Dorothy Smiley. Nola Lim-luell. Group Through Successful Season Hack row: Joanne Smith, Pat lletcllcr, Natalie' Miller, lleverly l-lonsi-r, llat lJuii11us',-y, linla jnrlsson, Pauline lirlwzzrils, -Iaclcie Kath, Dorothy Smiley. Second row: Charlotte Ranlsey, Nlaryann Taylor. llifrnicv llorstnmn. Joyce Sallancler, Mary i liallarll, joan Sallanller, lloroihy Schrcpel, lllajoric Johnson, Sue lforlezzo, Graco Snyiler, fiw--n XYilhel1ny, First row: ihlflflilllllll U'L'onnell, l'Q-gfgy livck. Lois Schmuckcr, 3l?Il'1ll3 Sage, iiTZli'Q' Kreps, ,Ivan l'wlx, Connie liannister. Iloris liililms, Rose Follznfz, Sllllflbll lnnnlstrmn, Mililrsml Savkricllv, asf WW' ul NORSEMAN STAFF ack row: lilizalretli iioollwin, Phyllis Firestone, Joan lieines, klczin jackson, Ruth Thomas, Nina Mcliwen, joan Foxx er lirsl row: Ilnrollly Smiley. l'li:xrles lieislcr, Georgia Hilker, Holm llvnkvl, hllillllllllt' Adams. Keith SCll:'l lIlt'I'll0l'Il, jean 1 l unzillay. Student Journalists Serve In Varied Ways Journalism students spent most of their time and energy in the publication of the bi-weekly North Star and the yearbook, The Norseman. Other activities also attracted their attention and ability during the past year. Popularity polls were conducted by the North Star to determine the Mosts and Bests among the january and june graduating classes. Foot- ball programs for the Fremont, Central, and South football games were published and dis- tributed free of charge to the students by the North Star staff. Members of the journalism I class compiled complete basketball and football records for the past 24 years. Copies of the records were presented to the athletic department. Ann Pot- ter and Dorothy Smiley served as correspondents for the Wcvrld-Herald by keeping the newspaper informed of North Highls activities. Members of the North Star staff also served as guest edi- torial writers for Kermit Hansenls Youth Ac- tivities column. The school paper received 'lhonorable men- tion in a Book Week contest conducted by Quill and Scroll. The award was a book to add to the journalism departments library. Eighteen journalism students attended the Nebraska High School Press Association meet- ing at Lincoln, Nebraska, October 51 and No- vember l. They were accompanied by their adviser, Mrs. Ellen Pearey. Contests sponsored by the University of Nebraska were entered by Nina McEwen, Jeannette Renner, Keith Scher- merhorn, Ann Potter, Gordon Shafer, Patricia Palmquist, and jean Jackson. Mark Gautier and Charles Geisler were speakers on two conven- tion panel discussions. Initiates into Quill and Scroll, international journalism honor society, numbered 20 during the year. Each new member had published at least lOO column inches, ranked in the upper third of his class scholastically, and rated supe- rior in journalism work. REPORTERS ack rrvs Nluiiziu l.llSCllL'll, june XYillizuus, Clemensene Midmlvk, lilimlmtli lioodwiu, jozui Fowler, .lim Wilcox, Nlirlt 4 tu itr 1 ict-s Perkins, l'l1:1rluttv Lougville, llarharu Freilerilswii. llorotliy Smiley. St-coiul rmx: Phyllis lfirt-stout Shirt lillilind joan IM-imfs, .Xrnolzi l':1clcnr1l, jean Jackson, Pat llillllltllllnl, Ann Potter, Noriuzt Sielmler, Vat Nlorzm, ruin r :ruin XX'ilson Iris Miller. liirsl row: Mrs. lille-n l't-arcy, Halen l.illQtl1oi'1ip. Ruth Tlioiuzis, Keith Scluimiilioin .m tlotmlixty, Iinli lli-ukvl, lleoriria llilkrr, Holi Adams, l.orr:iiut' fzuut-ron, lioli Ill-rgelt, Ali-:uiuinv Aclzuns. Fifi! .S'en1eylar Mark Gautier.. Janice Shinrock. . . june Williams. Maude Wilsonl Par Palmquist Charles Geisler. -lean jacksonl Ruth Thomasl' Lorraine Cameron. . . Joan Deines ..... Georgia Hilker. 5- North Star Staff . , .lwlaimgiug Editor. . . . .Editorial Chief. . . .. .News Editor. . . . . . .Associate Editors. . . . .Sports Editor. . . . . .Advertising Managers . . .Exchange Editor. . . . .Circulation Manager. .........Librarian..... Serum! .Ywzzcfiwr . . .Pat Palmquist .. . . .Ann Potter . . . . . .June Williams ICharlotte Longville lPhyl1is Firestone lBarbara Frederiksen lRobert Bergelt . . . . . . .Mark Gautier ljean jackson 1Rurh Thomas .. . . .Iris Miller . . . . . .Jeannine Adams . . .Clemensene Michalek Ann Potter. , . . . .World-Herald Correspondent. . . . , .Dorothy Smiley FEATURE WRITERS Jeannine Adams Elizabeth Goodwin Nina McEwen Shirley Gilliland Bob Adams Lorraine Cameron Marian Luschen Pat Moran Arnola Packard Francis Perkins Norma Seihler Norma Wilscmn Wanda White joan Fowler Beverly Houser ,lean jackson Ruth Thomas Charles Geisler Bob Henkel -leannine Fratt Charles Geisler Jeannette Renner -lean McConahay Keith Schermerhorn Bill jones jim Wilcox Perry Leirel Galen Lillethorup Dean Frazier Kenneth Wilson N FI Hack row: Rusi-nmry Nixon, Richziril Hrnncr, ScbziatizinoYlfaporulr, Stzmford Yosseni, Verlyn Harker, Richard Leigh, Emi Yolcheck, jozxnnq- Sniith. Ifirat row: -Im-lx R:-mhlun, june Simpson, llzivid XYillcy. -luck Holly, Nancy XYilI, Robert Berg:-lt Iii-tty irq- Hryvu, NYilli:nn ling. STAGE CREW Huck row: llzirry Krvhhi, Ricliard Sl1uplm1ml.juliii Mcllmincll. Riclignwi l.zirf.on, Paul Phillipm-. lf. li. Erwin. john fnrl Rohan Hmf, Rrmhurt Rofenhinnii. luhn Ili-mnirr. Firm row: Li-Roy llranson. Richfmi Hciiim. Fred Kioup. lihzirlw Frey Rrmhcri Nh-Kun, 'luck l'Lm'e-rg, Toni Rrirnln-rg, Tr-il Rombr-rg. Hin-nn Prigcon. jUNlOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE Hack row: Barbara Fredcrikscn. Rosemary Nixvll. Nlilrllilfd Lovelsss, Janus Iiiusllvr, Nornnn XYilsun, Ilalv XYmnr-r. llarilyu XVHISOII. Robert Sfffllilffli- .lflllfl l mZlCf, Emil VOlCllCCk NH. Rlltll l-'orlu-s. First row: ,loan liflrly, .Xnn I'r1tu-r, Pat Palnlquxal, .loan flapper, Verlyn llarkcr, Nlarialics O'Km-uffr, Riclmrcl l.:-igh, Beverly llrucls. .Xrnola Packzml. BSO Ilack row: xyllllilh' Nvfllllll, l,0TL'll Mleynck. l,Zlllll'l l,illll-ZCVlIl, Rohn-rl llfillllllllll. Hermlon l'-Zllllilllil, ill-ralrl Se-i4ll. E111ilV0l vlu-lc, Richard llruncr. Suconrl row: xx'llllIlIIl llav, Nucl Rasnmsscn, llmlalll l':xirncrosN, Vernon Jilllllillll. Rifllilffl lvdlgllv Xcrlyu Harker, Don lirogln First row: Davifl Xvillcy, jack Rerlrlzm, .lzumw Knuclwn. jack llolly. llllilllt l'0st, Robert lhe- , mul, james Rosse, Robert Lcrgclt. EL POLO DEL NORTH llzlvli Vow: l':nQ5' Yugi. Riumvnzl llcl'L1Vr5. 'luyru S11ll:m4lc1', llomm llcrgzuxtyul, l,ylc Stearns. lJ0l'iS flilxlms, l.c1'Uy Katz, ,la-im jolxllsun, XX'iIm:1 Xlnlllwml. l.fllllSQ' S1H'k'ClhAl', -lrmiy illlllflxfbll, Nlrf. l.l7l1lsp' Sutton. First row: Pcggy Stulv, Patsy Cahow. Nlvlvin IH-xylmzm, Iivvlyn l!mw1'111zu1, jul l'vr1'v, Nancy XX 1ll, Ruhr-rt llurgclt. Xzmvi llcllornl. June XYilli:m1s, ETA BEDA llzwlx nm: lllll lixxlklbzlvlx, lim XlcL'zl1'I. Nlelvin llvfvllllllll, Ray llzmlzllo, ,l.crI'y llllinnm-. llusv lfilcll, lion llczxlljy flung Nick- lvn. Riclnsml llzuwsfml. Nlgxynzml Ifmlxlv, llolm Scllropp, Viral row: Hill lh-51, liugl-1' Il.islv11lmugl1, Xurnxznn XX OOflNYUl'lll, john Lczwll, Run Rm-1lv1'. X. Y. lwzmlxllu, Lloyd l ouw1', Hob in-rxvig. lloiv Muwruy. .lim lmnzc. jun l'l'Ct'lI!2lll. GLACIERS Huck row: l!arlm:u'n l-'xx-clc1'ikn-11, flcllmexlfuxw Nliclmlclc, Slrirl.-y Hillilzmcl, Pllylliw lfirsftonr, llorix Hilvbf. llatriuia Pqlm- wuist ll-:ul XlcL'U11:ll1ax', ROSt'lll2ll'j' Nixon, Rlllllllllll xICLLITl'j', -lung XYilIi:u,1s, Ilrvrotlly Smilf-y. First row: lcrm Demcs , - -- 1 - , I ' - r .... ., . blvzmnim- lfrntt. Carol Nlllfi lillllvflllf l2U'l'l'. Num Nlclcwsn. .Xrnoln lzugllznrrl, Xznnuy Xllll. Suzanne Xnlson, Ann lotter, l':nt llenmpsvy. Sllirluy llnlllvack. RED CROSS Black rmx: Ilfzmv l'l-tl-lwl-11, lin-xcrly llIlI'Ql'l'. lla-ll-11 Strvll, llfiurizm Klifbllll, linry Kollrvll, llzxlc l'nvl-rt, Terry Reynolds, Allan Sclliru, Svlmxtigum C':xpu1':nln'. l!:u'lm:u':x Xlcforlnick. Marilyn l'ottcig'ur, llzzrlmm lfrcrlerillfl-11. lfirst row: lletty KTIIIIICF, l':1trivi:x l,Z1lllllllll4l. Ilrnl Ifielll, Riclmrrl I.ciul1, Lflmrloltc Lonsgvillr, Margery Rlmzuls, Rolul-rt llergclt. .Kun Potter. Ycrlyn Ilqwlwr, Phyllns Firestone. LA PETITE ALLIANCE Hack row: -In .Xnnc fioorlxrin, llllfiflflftk' Longvillu, Shirley flillilzmrl. lmnif Smlziro, Harry l'R-llnizm, Rolwrt l'iTiClk'I', Nlililretl 1 1 l Yiclu-ry, joan Xlzxltn. lliyllif Clizmdlcr. Secqnd row: Mies Amy Vrgilwlur, N.:n'iann:t H'l'minvll, llnrb:n':i l,mn'l'. Ninn McEwen l':itl1t-rixiv k':n'1't-. -ifll'l1l1L'llllt' Switzer, Pzxtricm XX'idn11er, janv: Sinipxon. lfiwt ruw.: Alzxcli llully. film-nnys liliittcnrlvn, jvan ninv lifflll, Vlizirlutlv Carre, wlztnct lfrztlit-r, Conftancc llarnnstcr, Nlririrtlicc 4l'KcnHc. Rolwrt Avlzunx. MASQUE APPLICATORS Hack row: llonnic llztclinmn, llctty llzmiilton, Shirley Monlnx, lilizzilwetli llooilwin, juAnn Crosstit-ld, joycc 'lL'llSCl'l, Gcralrline Vllllilllltf, llarlmzlra Carnaluy, lluvurly Ustrom, Peggy licclc, Charlotte fznrrt-. .Xnita Clark, ,Xrrlitli llcllncy, Marilyn Duffy, ,Ivan johnson, Clinrlotte Rarnft-y. Alania johnson, Dorothy Smiley, Nola liockrcll. 'l'l1ircl row: Nlary Ann lgxstuviczx, Mary Ln farnzilyy, Kzitllli-in liurry. .lane Allyn, joan lfclrly, Nadine Noam-. Carol Miles, Margery Rhoaflf, Rlilrlrurl Snckrieslv, jean- ncttc Taylor, Ann l'ott.t-r, Marilyn Haney, Dorothy Frazier, llevurly lfuglei, lietty Xlonlt, Ui-verly XYulatvin, l'l1yllib Kzilller, lietty lh-ll, Rox-mary Cliambcrs. Second ruw: Dick llagerman. Sally lional. Nliw Margxirct Nii-hun, hlosvpliinv Mzmzitto, Pat Spain, Juunnine Ailznns, Nlzuwlcll Knapp, jean McConahav, Artllnr lickrlalil. jean PQ-uk, Nancy NYill, Shirley Sinipaon, Louise llallnrrl. Harolrl fllriftizulsen. Czxtlierine Farrc. Lt-0 Clark, Carul Alliertwon, Susan XYapli-S, jack Holly. First rfvw: Connie llcntineo, llulorcs Stl-nstrom, Cirncc Pistons, Loretta Millcr, Nancy Smlziro. Phyllif l'-lI'l'NlOllC. Yvettt- finstcllo, Marilyn llar- tung, Ynlcriu lfruncli, l':it McCord, Barbara Delloer, Marjurit- Dnffack. STS l Back row: Lois Lfliriwtcnscn, Peggy Stine, Yvette Costa-lln, David ljllllfllll, llols lfrus, Holi llcnkcl, Roscnmry Nixon, Anita flxnrk, Nlnrioiin liurfnck, Sl-vuml row: lc-:nn Lctuvsky, lklviml lvillcy, janet Frazier, Carol Miles, Jeannine Admins, jenn Mc- Connliay, Suzanne Nelson, Put Palmquist, Pat Dempsey, Carol Allmrlson, Vernon johnson. Cznlieriiuz Carre. First row: Ann Potter, jean jackson, Mark Gautier, Va-rlyn liarkcr, Sally linnrl, Dick Leigh, Bill lluy, Nunvy XYill, limil Volcheck. STS liucll rn-wg llzarxlmrn llcnmlcrsnn, Fllilfllll Nurrif: livrilun l'l2:lhl1lIlKl, jack Rcrlclnn, Hob llwgr-ll, livralal Sn-imll, Nlury l.i1 fur- nziliy, llilillic U'lmmc-ll, llurlmrzi Iirmlwilxwxi. l'ix'sl row: Don lirogli, Put Moran, Marilyn Silicrl, Gary l':-nixtrn, lim lioxw, ,loan blilvs, Nlury l.r:n llougliton, liolm Aclmnx. SHUTTERBUGS Huck row: Huh Scllruprl, lfrzmk 'l'mvnM-ml, juan liuglmcv. l rcnl:1 XYull', .luv Fin-lmlb, 'loam Snllnmler, llill Slouu, Xlhllucc Hen rikmn. First mn: -luy Fin-lsls, Ruw Vnllzntv, XX'illizm1 Mnrlll-r, llill Nlillrr, Mary Iinllarel, l2m'1Im1 Sllufrr, ,Iulm Allscrtmn HI-Y Huck row: Lylll-ll Kiplin. Fred llilulmzm, Keith SCllt'l'IllCl'llOl'Il, llzxry Stuvcns, Harolcl Tmrlcy, Rzlyn1onclMoyur. First row Gordon Shafer, Nolan-rt Hass. jnnmcs linurlsen, Richard Deppe, XY:xynv llnzlml, Clmrl:-5 42:-isler. .lZlCl'i1ft'!lflIlIl, Y-T IEENS Back row: llonnit- XYcssv:l, licvcrly Froemcl, liarlqara Miller, Mary jclint-lt, ,loan Parrixll, farolyn Dlaclwon, Yirginia Hun- ninpqvr, Xlarclellc llnncvwcll. Nlarvt-l Allgicr, Nancy Frank, Anita Blacliit-, Naflinc IH-tv1'N-xx. St-crnnl row: l'at Nlrmran. -lIlCl1llL'llllL' Switzer, Nlt-rinin ilflllllhllll, Iietty iioliglcc, Donna llayf, ,lean Panclt, Myrna Strmn, lit-tty Zinnncrman, -It-rrv XYu01lrl1ff, joy Zlll'lIIlt'l'IllZlll, lh-rnicv l1Ol'Sflll1lll. First row: .Xllllll XXVZiIL'l'lllIlH. ,Xrnola l,ZlCliZll'4l, Claire Straaser. joan l'utsl'- Nun. lit-vvrly llranflt, Xawline Rlwxlxy, Liarnl janv Larson, Milnlrt-vl Ulwerg. Nlarjrmrit- .Xnflt-1'-Q-n. Xlartlcll S-lnirv. AlvmlXnnt- Nlv- X llanit-lx, Carolyn Klanclt, Y-TEENS liack row: jari Raynnunl, Betty lim-x't-s, lletty ju Meehan, Puggy Stine, .lnnc xxlllliillllw. Nlaxinc Cunftant, ,lane :Xllt-n, Doro- tlly lfrazicr, llianc Putcrsen, Anita Clark, f.l'llll'l0tltt3 Carre, jackic Hut-lan, Suu l m'tuzzo, llevt-fly Ilargcr. Sccontl row: l'at Nlcforml, Nancy Smlaro, Susan XYal1les, tit-ralrlinc Tinnnc, Karol Allan-1'1so1x. Yvt-tic tlrwtcllrm, Sally liuncl, Ilarlrara Car- nalmy, l'l1yllis l'iirt-wtrmu, .loan lllljllltvd, lfatltrrinu liarre, Lois llt-lmx, llarlfara lleliocr, lilllllilllftc' R:nnQt-y. First rmv: Vir- ginia NYnt-lfcl, Maryann Taylor, li:-verly Ustrmn, Loretta Miller, jcanninr Mlams. .lt-an Nllilifllllllllly, l'at Palnnlnist, Ann Pottvr. lit-tte llavis, Ilnris Hilmlw, Nlillicrnt XYl1t-clrr. Marjnric llnffaclti Y-T EENS l1:1t'L rmx: lf1l1ll1 Yzxln-111i110, Xl:11'j411'iu lluycr, Svlviu Henkel, gxllllvllt' ,Io1111Nm1. 1n:11111t' 1.1-trlvsliy. Lfm111i1- l'1-rin, Cllitfltllt 1.1-Xlmtviw. leltllllillll X11-1411rrv. ll:11'1v11t- XXX11-011. Klnrin .'Xit1xi11, 111111014121 Nlzitwm. -1o.X1111t- 1Q1m4lwi11, Rays .Xxx-ry. St-conml TONY 1111111 N1:11111. 5lIl1'lL'Y XYi1w. 8111111111 XX':1l1cticlnl, juvcc Zwiclmel, tit-1:1l1li11t 'I':1x'11mr. llt-ttv XX'i1ti11u, Nlnrtlut King. Xlilclrrrl Vick vry, l'lr1rm1u- lxulm, It-i111 Kl1'llu11:1l1l. If1l1tl1 l 1't-1lv1'it'114t'1l. lfirft rem: l':t1N1' Yfnul. lxilllllil Xlzttlwmll, l.0l'1AIl11lc' Nirwgtlul Ili-111 Ym.11,1-lt, Imimgl 1.1-I-Iilmli. Vlmilt-tru lm-viliiis, luis Mit-11-'M-11. 51115111 I:f11l111m, ,lwm ilillfllllllrlfll- ,llwlxiv Nutll. Vlurm 151191-I1 GIRL SCOUTS 1111011 NlIll1k't lbltfil luzlrnlt, Q-1111 .uirc lilrfml llrucr .1 1 rmr: Ilurix Ilrzirllcy, Rz1111m1g1 Xlt'44111'1'y, llrtty Rogers, llarlmzxrzi l'1l'Cllt'l'lliSt'11, C'l1z1rlc11c 1.1-Masters. Sylvia lluukcl, Con Pnrrm, Yu-ttu fustello. ll:11'lv:u':1 l4z1rt1z111y, Lois llclms Nur' 1.11 l12ll'IlZl1Jj. llcttf- L1l1fl5tUI'lS6Il ,lanicc Jamison, Bur 5 llrmlim. l':11ti ,111 Nlginn, Cznrnl S11o11'z11tcr, llzuylc lfricrl, jban Kit-fscllimirlcr, l'at llflfflllllll. St-conid row: Barbara Engel llorotliy Nll'lxL'lsL'lI, fjfrlllllu w1:w4:11sr111, jam- Nt-lwn, Patricia XYi1ln1icr. Shirley llzxlllmck, joan XYilley, 1.015 Schmuckcr Nlcl1lvl1:111, ll:11'1a-iw Xlattlu-11w, Nlyrzt l:l'CllCll, 111111-t Lee Aiulcr-mi, l.r11:1 1-011 llulclxoy. 110111118 Mcfzirxrlltws. ,loyce Mc iicorgmxt- SII'1vIHL'1'. lfflllvl' lflt-111i11g. First mw: 10311 Clappcr, Shirley Przmre, Xlnrgt-ry l161.3lI13.II'L', li11rl1ar:1'1'alr11ag1- 'l1ll47lAFll, l'1I1 14111111118 Nlilrllcll li11:11m, llorotlly Sclwepel. liLtlllQ'l'l1lQ' 1,:1rsm1. 'Ivan Sflllllilll, lean Prck, Xlnrtltu Sage, lirvps, t'1:1i1c SI1'11sQ1-r, ll:1r11:11'g4 Smith, llllfltlllifl Mc Cormirlc. HORIZON CLUBS Hack row: lletly Reeves, Nant' Frank, Kathleen Harry, jane Allen, lieralflinc 'l'imn-me, Qlanis nfJill'lSUll, Susan NYa11leS. First ruwi Iionnie XYe55el, ,loan Efleiy, Ilorolhy lirazier, Charlotte Longville, Shirley fiillllanrl, Maria Aiken, GIRLS' RIFLE TEAM llaulx ww: l.urraim: Lepley, Grace Snyder, Patsy Vogt, Shirley liillilnncl, Angela Allen, Carol Allrertson, Pat Muiforrl, Kaye Avery, Virginia XVoelfel, Yvette Costello, fleorgeue Stromer, Vleaiieltv iillldlillld, joyce XYaguer, Beverly Gilliam, Rnllx Long- Villv, 1111111 liuisell, Raye Avery. Second row: Jane Nelsen, Margery Rhozuls, Lucille Newman, Mary Lua Ilongliton, lletty f4l'll'lSLCllhCll, Mary Teresa YYhite, Maxine Constant, Dorothy Svllli-nger. Virginia XYCLHIOTC, Lola Lou llelulmy, Tam-t Lee .'XIUl4'TS0ll, Patsy Foley, Nanci Di-liorfl, Valerie Fratt. First row: Nina Blclfwen. Narnia Siebler, Xlarilvn Silmrt, JoAnn jplnmin, Marialice O'Ki-effe, I':1t1'ii'ia Kaneft, jean Peck, Beverly lhxxnmlt, Xornm Rina, Peugy Campbell. Vat XYi+lmier, lean- ninu 'I'Zlf.t. Rigbf to Zefz . , . News Eafifm' Gauzier cheeky copy . . . Tl7077ld.B' eyes' bum! drill . . . Teaebefiv, .rluafentf parade for Ak-Sm'-Ben . , . Family m1'orZ.s' with .!'fZllZ67Zfj' at choir piwzif' , . . Muyque Appliealom hide fmief . . . BOJLY' qzmrfel and mp clamcem enliven BEST xhfm' . . . jmzfmry clan' ojjzicem' plmz ectivitief . . Femfvzef feed Fwy , . . Mart Likely to Succeed Sleek zeozfkr for STS .... Crocker peers' from ufivzrfozzf . . . Coke rez'i1fe,s' .rpmz.1'01'.1' . . , Meefzlf ffizif early' 71Z07'72i7Zg yingefir Leff In rfglrf , , . Cozmeil meeff in l'il , . , King and Queen nfSf7rn'l.1 . . . Cl77'i.1'f711ll.l exlvilzil . . . Loading the limes for flae Bemwz game . . . Pat mul Dolly afmli1z,Q ..., Ueenlx' i1zfr0cl11ce,s' Cl7l'f,fl711Ll.l' Belle mul Szlllfzl Claim' ..,1 Hin uVe?I'1Z6I' fzml Irwin i11Lp'r01'i.1e Clv'f.f1zm1,v crnzeert . . , Rea' Crrml puffy . . . A7'lf.!f.1 prejwre pruterir , . . Crocker nuker 41 .mle . . . Famer fills- .vplzce . . . Flzbimz. flae leapyem- sweetheart , , . A Clv1'i.s'l11m.r coffee cake . . . Pmifzg for tbe P.-TA. . . Senior weak to Lifzcoln. Nw X 0 KW Mother and Dad are called on to fill in one important blank in the spot where Sign Here is printed. It is the paper which gives the stu- dent permission to participate in competitive athletics. What fun and physical Htness lie ahead for those with the signed slip-baseball, basket- ball, football, wrestling, tennis, and golf! The activity ticket printed on light green cardboard this year entitled the entire student body to share in an exciting year's athletic program as spectators. Even that Viking spirit which splits the cold night air at a football game or rings from the gym rafters in a hotly contested bas- ketball game finds its inspiration in type, ink, and paper. ...... - .-vmn nn.-Jn ULHUOL Circular Yunlccr M7 lcontinucdl Ilovffwff 6' DMM 6 Q- 5 X ya o mxcmzs nm PLJPILS: NMVQL f 72601 ' ootball: Second Team Gane, Thomas Jeffffreon vs. North Xqbfl Emersiig' L30 his afternoon at l+:OO. The following members of f 6, Hour lioom 3 , Q III hour today. Teach:-rs should not rmrl: ther- Apt A. ,rum Teacher or time excused. 40 H' 'Fll Po0fn 3 b 'XO U led Teacher Y of ' BERSHIP 2 . Anr'f1r:,on, Gem: ph I Yi 1-fi! ,Z Entry, Richard V D U .5 .47 1? Roof? 5,5 'W' ' , - tg North Ska! I 45 A X TSag'hor-'- CUYWSYY Jerry I947-48 Subscrlpuog Neel, up-keep - - ,Q f Griffith, Dear, 1947.43 Welfare an m n A . . M92 Q Team Jackson, I-If TOTAL . 4 - ' ' ' V NOR X ,1 J r yn... Q1 1 TI! H N M1 .... , . tn IGH SC Y flaw 63 bp' QOQQX ' 'j4pg:G'a2.1?' H0015 OM Af- . W 71 ,-...e:!-:iv . ...., ., 'NEB x3XVgQg5 RPG?-3 C 50 1 u R ms W.-114242 H Rlnnfi-.:.-..... ..--. t Please all--.. v,A,A, ,,.,.,vV D file IW RASK4 i3?S'f-19 qegkxdp ,Q-XSQXVP .xp Gigi-f+O.................-- I 1 050010 1 OW Z1-746 'Q . 1 -3 X -A v UNE - 'UP . . V... ..,.,, . . C. ll Q02 Si, 1947 - GOOD 1 2 Bfs.,Shf,Z. O 48? ew fo fo 0 , h I 'S my V Q1 Q' of O h North 1-he C 00 3 o rdf 5 -f- . 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I rlvuu- ni ,, , .,. :,,. ...,...,,. . A , - , Sr.w,,,L - I. Af,4J1fZ7a,5CQ We uma:-wlna tmt such pm-ticipnmo ,ft the i NORTH man SCHOOL, OMAIIA, NEBRASKA school authorities, couches, and tonchors X anno wAI,a,Q IAAAIA for my Lnju:-ion thlg my occur. .,.........,,....,. .,.,, ..., ....... l Please allow . .. . . . l to come to Row hour. -. fharant nv- ly.r,..,1l....X PUPII.: Show this slip lu ihc study r m teache ture cu lug. Bring your books. T uhm-r's Stamp I XSEBALL 'I'l'I,-XM--llaclt row: Babe Penney, .Xkscl Schmidt, Dick llrookhzuis. jim llanze, Bill Duffaek, Coach Carol iiast. Secona row: Bob Schropp, jerry Guinane. Fred lioulcl. Chzul Taylor, Bob Moscrcy, Richard Harrison, Roger Britlenbaugh. First ron uk Croucly, llob lin-hs, Dick Nelson, liauk Zich, Dick Mcfoy, Iol1nl.eacl1,l.ynu HOOYUH, 1111111-fss A305111- Viking ine Makes Strong Title Bid With five lettermen returning to the team the Viking baseballers had high hopes of bring- ing the Inter-city title to North for the '47 sea- son, but the Vikes ended up fourth, with Hve wins and four losses. The Norsemen started the season by drop- ping their first three games. South handed the Vikes their first setback in the opener with a 6-1 win. Central gave the boys their second lesson to the tune of 8-2. Then Tech's hard hitting Maroons slugged out a 4-1 triumph. The Viking luck changed as the Blue and Gold dumped Prep 3-1. Next came the Benson Bunnies who absorbed a 3-2 drubbing. Tech edged the Vikes 5-4 for the Maroons' second win. With revenge spurring them on. the Vi- kings knocked the South Packers out of the Inter-city league lead with a 2-1 victory. Benson again fell by a 5-2 score as john Leach clubbed home the winning run in the last of the ninth inning. Hank Zich paced the North Siders with his only home run of the season as the Vikings nudged Prep 7-6 in the season's finale. Bob Moscrey, shortstop, Hank Zich, first baseman: and Bob Murray, outfielder, were chosen to represent North on the mythical All-city team. When school was out, thought turned to Le- gion ball, where North was represented by the McFaydens in the junior division, and North Side Bank in the midget leagues. ln the junior league, McFaydens won the city title with only two losses. A 12-11 decision in the finals of the State Tournament went to South who was the runner-up in the city title chase. North Side Bank, in the midget league, suc- cessfully defended its State championship. The North Siders, managed by Bubby Harrison, catcher for the McFaydens, went through their entire season without defeat. Matmen Surprise City Competition The Viking wrestling squad made a hne showing in their second year by winning live matches and losing five. The Vikings also placed second in the state tourney, two points behind South. North placed seven grapplers in the finals, and had three state champs: Jack Davis, 85 pounderg Ralph Nielsen, 136 pounderg and John Gerhardt, 165 pounder. North started the season with a bang by surprising Central, last year's State and City co-champs, 28-22. They piled up a winning streak of three matches by turning back Abra- ham Lincoln 23-22, and Tech 52-14, before be- ing downed by Thomas jefferson 26-14, South 21-15, Central 31-11, and Tech 24-22. However, in the latter four matches, the lineup was studded with reserves as injuries and weight troubles beset varsity men. A valu- VVRESTLING-Back row: Bill Best, Iohn Gerhardt, Bob Nicholso able point-getter, Gilbert Chambers, graduated in January. The Norsemen came back to romp Thomas jefferson 26-14 and Abraham Lincoln 32-9. But again the Packers downed the Vikes 24-12. In the State Tournament the Vikes were squeezed out by a referees decision favoring South, and giving South's Fred Martinez the nod over Sam Carpender. Seven Vikes entered the finals leaving three champs, four runners-up, and three thirds. The runners-up included Perry Leitel, Bob Grau, Sam Carpender, and Bob Nicholson. John Fabian, Ed Baker, and Dick Bernhardt placed third. Ed Baker, Dick Bernhardt, and jerry Wolpa were the only non-letter men on this year's squad. n, Coach Vern Ekfelt. Third row: Gene Nieklen, Hob Gr John Fabian, ClilToril Malm. Second row: Jerry NVolpa, jim Freeman, Sam Carpender, Ralph Nielsen. First row: jack lluv Bob Christensen, Leroy W'ils0n. Wjffl 1 Yearlings Pla in Revived League For the Hrst time in several years, the fresh- man football squad competed in an official inter- city league. The Viking yearlings, coached by Kenneth Swanson, ended the 1947 season in third place in the city, winning three of their Hve scheduled games. The young Vikes opened their season with a 7-0 loss to Central, the team that was later to become the league champ. Young Jerry Tan- nahill gave the little Eagles a bad scare when he scampered 46 yards on a dash around end. However, the freshman eleven was not doomed to be the pushover of the league, as they came storming back in their second game to dump a favored Prep squad 19-O. This time fore falling 12-6 in the final quarter. Dale Hauk- land and Pete Rigatuso, the starting fullback and halfback, provided the scores for the Vikes. Hard driving and fast running by Tech's freshman star, Harold Taylor, proved to be the downfall of the freshman squad. The North High lads fell before the offensive machine of the Maroon and White eleven 21-0. Poor de- fensive play on the part of the Norsemen aided the Tech High freshmen in their conquest.. The little Norsemen concluded their season with a bang as they smashed their way to a 19- 0 victory over the supposedly stronger South High eleven. It seemed as if the Packers just couldnlt keep up with the crafty North team. the Tannehill brothers sparked the Viking of- Dick pageii and Wiiiie Healdls Spaikiiiig de- fense- fensive tactics were a great help in stopping The Benson freshies put up a stiff battle be- any and all of the South Omaha team's advances. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL TEAMfl3ack row: Manager Bill Jensen, Duane Rankin, Don Cleaver, Ed Moore, Iulius Halfke, Frank Ruvolo, Charles Hindman, XVard Nelson, Roland Schlotman, Tom Morse, Tom Anderson. Third row: Norman Syvertsen, Peter Rigatuso, Charles Agosta, Dale Hankland, Don Johnson, Joe Stine, Dick Tannahill, Vito Scurto, George Brown, Iim Blake. Second row: Ted Norton, Dick Fagan, Ted Hanna, Gordon Iensen, jerry McDonald, Howard Baker, Bob McCuane, jerry Tann- ahill, Lloyd Karschner. First row: Coach Kenneth Swanson, Dean English, Ronald VVright, Bob Berghel, jerry Miller, Verne Goldsberry, Bill Barna, Dick Lamphere, Bill Rudd. IUO'l'll.-Xl.l., SECUNIJ TIEAM --llack row, Dick Ifurey, Ron lxaipltm. Max liitzelman, Merlin Keithley, Larry Swift, Gene Xutlerson, llill Stastny. lfourtli row: Louie Sodaro, llill Payne. Archie Teminleton, Maurice Strait-r. jack Nielsen, jerr 'olpa, Loran XYl1ecler, foacli liltfelt. 'l'l1irrl row: Lloyd Han-en. lim Nlcfart, Marvin Olson. Dave llotlium, Dean Griffith ary Stevens, llon llairncross, Ilowaril jackson, liill Duffack, l.yslell Kiplin. Second row: Holy fifilll, Fred Hinzlman, Dir. arrv. Dewev XX'atlt'. llols Pancoast, lion Smith, Dick Krenzien. XY:ilter Price, Jerry iiuiuanc. ,lack Reililan. Stewart Kahn lirst row: Ilick Stone, jerry Conway, Ralph Nielsen, Bob Nicliol-un. Dick Schurkamv. ,lack Cliristenscn, Holi Moscrey, lllornlou. jim l'-YCCIHIIII, llill Best, liolx forly. Second Team Cops Inter-city Crown Coach Vernon H. Ekfelt's second team foot- ball squad disposed of all seven of their oppon- ents to take undisputed Hrst place in the Inter- city League. The Vike reserves got off to a fast start by downing the Tech seconds 25-12. Bill Best scored three times to lead the Norseman attack. twice on passes from Bob Moscrey and once on a I2-yard plunge. In their second game, the North seconds breezed past Abqaham Lincoln 28-0. Jack Reddan, Dewey Wade, Dick Krenzien, and Bill Duffack all scored for North with Moscrey booting the extra points. The undefeated Vike reserves gained their third straight win 28-0 at the expense of South. Best led the Vike attack by scoring two touch- downs. jim McCart spilled a South ball cartier behind the goal for a safety. Dewey Wade and Bob Cody added two more touchdowns. The North seconds trompled a previously undefeated Creighton Prep squad 27-0. Bill Best scored the first tally and Bob Moscrey passed to jim Freeman for the Hnal touchdown. Making it live straight North rolled over the Central Eagles 24-O. jack Reddan started the Hreworks by romping 25 yards to score. Moscrey threw two long passes to jack Chris- tensen which were good for two more tallies. Coach Ekfelt's seconds clinched the Inter- city championship by nosing out a strong Bunnie eleven 9-0. No score was made until the third period when center Don Smith came through to block a punt and the ball rolled out of the end zone for an automatic safety. Mid- way in the final quarter Bob Moscrey threw 25 yards to jack Christensen for the only touch- down. Not taking it easy after they had clinched the League crown, the North reserves over- powered the Thomas jefferson seconds 15-O in the season finale. Grid Team Finishes Second in Cit FOO'l'lZ,-Xl,l. FIRST TE.-XM--liztek row: Dewey NYade, Dewey Nelsen, Curtis Moore, Don Smith, Richard Dewey, lloh Moscrey lfonrtli row: Coach Nelson, Hilbert ljiamhers, Fred Gould, Gary Stevens, llnb Krebs, Don Beatty, llahe Penney, Coach fiast Third row: jerry Lemon, Chad Taylor, l':1t Nloore, Ron Roeder, Mike Nestlelmsli, llob Schropp. Second row: jnhn Fabian Lloyd Boone, Norman xYUUflXV0l'lll, Herb Gran, Lynn Hooton, Charles Duncan, Don Laux. First row: jim Danze, john fierhzxrdt Ed linker, john Leach. Lloyd lfouser. Rod Holding, jesse Agostzi. ln the most successful football season since Coach Gast's boys were losing 6-0 and it looked 1932, the Norsemen under Coach Carol Gast like the Bunnies were going to pull an upset. piled up a seasons record of five wins, one North surprised the Green and White by push- loss, and one tie. North finished second to ing over three touchdowns in the final quarter Creighton Prep in both the Inter-city and Inter- FO Wifi H 20-6 thriller. State leagues' Despite a heavy rain, 1,000 rain-soaked spec- ln the season's opener with Tech, North tators saw the Blue and Gold grind out a 13-6 waited until the final quarter to blank the fa- ball game against the Eagles of Central. Slowed voted MHFOODS 19-0 by the mud, all the scoring was done in the A 70-yard drive on the opening kickoH by Hfsf half- the Vikes was of no avail as they absorbed their In true Championship form the Vikings took first and only defeat at the hands of Creighton the seasons finale from the South High Pack- PNP 260- ers 13-6. South led all the way into the Hnal North turned the tables by overcoming a 0-6 deficit to wallop Thomas jefferson 19-6 for Tee Jays first defeat. The Vikings came from behind twice to tie up the score as an inspired Fremont eleven held the Blue and Gold to a 13-13 tie. Going into the fourth quarter with Benson, stanza until North caught on fire and made two quick touchdowns. Charlie Duncan, massive guard for the Vikes, was voted on the All-State and All-City mythical elevens. Also mentioned were Ron Roeder, end, john Gerhardt, tackle, Lynn Hooton, Babe Penney, and jim Danze, backs. Cagets Lose in Tough Competition - , - me HXSKETIIALL FIRST '1'EAlNI---Back row: Student Manager, Ilill Icnseng Chad Taylor, john Leach, Ilan Hartman, Bl ll Q, Ron Roecler, Holm Moscrev, Coach Nelson. First row: Babe Penney, Jim Mcifart, Don Fitch, jerry hutnime, li l r yer, Nchropp. Vike athletes turned their sporting talents to basketball after completing a succesful grid- iron campaign. Coach Spec Nelson had an 18 game schedule to face which included some of the toughest squads in the state. Building his squad around three lettermen, john Leach, Babe Penney, and Ron Roeder, Coach Nelson added Bob Schropp, Jim Mc- Cart, Bob Moscrey, Chad Taylor, Jerry Gui- nane, Bob Lindberg, Don Fitch, and later Dan Hartman. The Vikes opened their season with a 28- 24 win over the Tech Eve. Next the Vilte offense fell apart as the Boys Town lads downed the Norsemen 36-22. The next week North slipped past the Benson Bunnies 35-32. After losing to Lincoln Northeast 37-28, and Prep 45-20, the Blue and Gold quint managed a 45-34 win over South's Packers. Following a 52-35 loss to a surprising Cen- tral squad, North's five dropped a 32-29 heart- breaker to the Thomas jefferson team. Shortly after, the Vikes again faced the speedy Boys Town kids, losing 52-39. Touring outstate for the next game, the Vikes gave the Columbus five a good scare before falling 29-25. Meeting Benson for the second time of the season, North fell before the improved Bunny five 44-29. After losing to Prep, 49-42, the Norsemen snatched a 44-43 thriller from York. Grand Island, the State champs, then slaDDed a 49-22 defeat on the Vikes, after which Cen- tral again slipped past the North quint 32-31. A greatly improved South High team downed the Norsemen 47-32 when they met for the second time. North then broke their losing streak with a 42-30 win over an eouallv luck- less Tech five. In their last two scheduled games. the Vikings fell before the Fremont Tigers 39-32, and Falls City 30-29. Hoping to regain some of their lost glory. North's squad turned on the heat in the Dis- trict Tournament and dumped Benson 32-26. The fire died out when thev came up against the Creighton Prep team and fell 46-27, to bring an end to a definitely uneventful season. l 'xSKb1'lfl1Al.l, SECOND Tllfkllfallack row: Bill Jensen, Student Manager: Leroy Katz, Ramon lianmto, Ronalfl Kap i1 fl Slniirorlt, Dean Griffitlit Peter Rigntuso, Raymond Dooley, Coach Carol R. Mast, Front row: Robert focly, Eelwan I Avis, lliek Sluiler, Lewis Biggs, james Danze, VVilliam Duffaek. james Swanson. Biggs Paces Reserves to ine Wins North's reserves had a mediocre year on the court. They won but four while dropping 10 in the intercity league. Outside the league they were undefeated, dropping the reserves of Belle- vue, Columbus, Papillion, and Fremont and bested the hrst stringers from Sacred Heart twice. In the league, they finished next to last, edging only Tech. Their only wins were over Tech once, Thomas Jefferson once, and South twice. The worst shellacking North took was at the hands of Benson 57-16 and the widest margin of victory 51-20 over Tech. Leading scorer was Louie Biggs who paced the team. Biggs, it seemed, was always good for ten points or better. He had the highest percentage of accuracy on free throws of any player on the second team. His best night was against the Sacred Heart regulars when he scored 23 points. Other standouts were: Bill Duffack. a left- handed artist from the cornerg Fred Shinrock, a tower of strength under the backboardsg Jim Danze, a sophomore hot-shot who was deadly on long shotsg and Ray Dooley, a good guard. John Whalen was an early season standout but was forced to quit because of the aggravation of an old knee injury. Biggs also won a new basket ball from the coaching staff for having the highest percentage of free throws with a .583 average. Other Sports Hold Interest of Many GOLF Viking linksmen, under the direction of D. W. Myers, won the Interstate Golf crown for the I947 season by trimming the Benson Bun- nies and the Fremont Tigers. The Vikes last held the Interstate Golf Cup in 1944 when they were undefeated in league competition. Don Carsey, a two year letterman, made a very good showing for North when he placed fifth in individual scoring at the state meet with 82, despite a cold putter which caused him to use 37 putts. His inability to make putts probably kept him from setting a new Nebraska Stare High School record. Lettermen for the '47 season included Bob Murray, Gordon Severa, Bob Lindberg, Don Blair, Don Carsey, and Herman Blair. North's able linksmen had a good season in inter-city competition also, for they won three and lost two. The Norsemen Won from Creigh- ton Prep, Tech, and Benson, and they lost to Central and dropped a close one to South. The Viking golfers set a new record for the school, and came within seven strokes of the city record when they defeated Tech, 327-403. TRACK The Viking track team won two of three dual meets in 1947 winning one each from South and Benson and dropping one to the Bun- nies in their second meeting. Lloyd Fouser, the only Norseman to place in the city meet, ran third in the 440-yard dash. North qualified seven speeders in the Inter- state meet. They were Charles Sorenson, high- hurdlerg Fouser, 440, Howard Calkins, 880, and the freshman relay team of Ray Moyer, Bill Cody, Dick Furey, and Dick Weston. Dick Weston transferred to Benson after the meet. Fouser and the freshman relay team earned third and second places respectively. Ten trackmen lettered. They were john Whalen, Charles Sorenson, Lloyd Fouser, Bill Cody, Dick Furey, Ray Moyer, Dick Weston, Herb Grau, Earl Benning, and Dan Peterson. Whalen, Sorenson, Fouser, Cody, Furey, and Moyer are out this spring to bring some track trophies to North. TENNIS North High netmen were runners-up in the 1947 state spring tennis tournament. The doubles team lost to Hastings High school in the state tournament. They finished third in Intercity competition with three wins and one loss. They were second in Intrastate, winning two and losing one. In the state tournament, Don Wright lost to Holbrook of Beatrice 8-6. The doubles, com- posed of Mark Gautier and Charles Geisler, won over Boys Town and Fremont before los- ing to Hastings. Duane Post, Don Sealock, Bud Olsen, Bob Bass, Mark Gautier, Charles Geisler, and Duane Wright received letters. The first four are re- turning to boost the hopes for a good season in 1948. Autographs BOYS'O CLUB Hack row: jesse Agosta, Sain Carpender, John XYhalen, Fred Gould, jerry liuinane, jim Mcffart, Don Fitch, Pat Moore, Iioh Penney, lloh Nicholson, Ralph Nielsen, Don Laux, Jack Davis. Second row: Holi Sehropp, john Fabian, Roger Bri- denhaugli, Gene Nicklen, Richard Harrison, Charles Sorenson, Don Ileatty, john iierliardt, Bob Gran, Bill Cody, Gordon Slmfer, C. R, Cast. First row: Fred Maddalena, Lloyfl lioone, Norman XYoodworth, Herb Gran, Iohn Leach, Ron Roeder, Lloyd Fonser, Holi Lindhere, Ed liaker, Bob Moscrey, jim Danze, Jim Freeman. POLARS Hack row: Noln Cockrell, l'ei:,gy Allen, Marjorie Durfack, Doris Hamilton, Phyllis Firestone, Nona Cockrell, 'Patricia XVhit- inore, Sharon Norris, La Donna Ketchxnark, Sally Bond, Loretta Miller, Carol Albertson, Phyllis XYright, Angela Allen, Virginia Woelfel, Yalerie French, Anita Clark, Madeline Lawslo, lieverly Harger, Dolores Stenstrom, Ioan Kinsley, Io Ann Crosstield, ,loan Eddy, Charlotte Carre. Third row: Shirley Prnnte, Lola Anderson, Ioan Deines, Susan XVaples, Barbara Carnahy, Yvette Costello, ,lean McConahay, Margery Rhoafls, Carol Miles, Jane Nelsen, ,loan liughee, l'at Palniqnist, Ann Potter, Catherine Carre, Mary Lu Carnahy, Dorothy Frazier, Phyllis Kahler, Jean johnson, jane Allen, Janis Iohnson, Geraldine Tiniiiie, Peggy Stine. Second row: Diane Peterson, Kaye Avery, Beverly Ustrom, Mildred Sackriede, Nina Mc- Ewen, Jeannine Adams, liarhara Vrdllilflfflllil, Nadine Doane, l'at linneft, jean Peck, Georgia llillser, Suzanne Nelson, Bette Davis, Beverly Constant, ,lean Jackson, lleverly Brock, Helen Claire liorr, llarhara Engelliarrlr. First row: lnis Miehel- sen, -loan Parrish, .lnyre ,l0llllS0ll. Al:-:ui XYood, joyre Jensen, Rosemary Foyer, l'atrii'i1z Nlrliord, GAA liack row: Nula Uoclircll, Sharon Norris, Rosemary Foyer, Nona Cuckrcll, Rays Avvry, lnif Micllclaun, Sally liunrl, L0- rctta Miller, Virginia XYnclfcl, Pat Mrfforrl, Charlotte Carre, Yalcric lfiw-in-ll, Marjorie llulliauli, l'l1ylli- liirwtmlc, Nancy Noss, ,lwycv ,lcnsm-n, llcralrline Raymoml, Second row: Natalie Millifr, l'nt Hctcliur, Hraci- Snyrlcr, l.a llunua Kctuhmark, Nlllfy -'Xlllll' SIYUIHCY. xlilfl-iCl'y Rhoaclfs, Shirley l,I'Zil1tC, leaillnim- Ailanis, juan cilIlXXw0ll, jvan Nlcfnnallay, liilllltfllh' Larrc, Ilurutliy lfrazicr, janv Allen. First row: Ilarlxara lingcll1:1rclt,janv Nclwn. Pal lfuluy, bluy Zimnn-rman, Marialicc U'Ker:H'c, Nancy XYill, JL-an XYo0il, ,lrrrc XYo04lruff, flxarlrrtte Vorcilius, lie-vvl'ly limcli, Ruth Nrlmn, llilflrlllj' Snllrngrr, GAA Hack row: lsaneitc llitncv, Ruth Small, Patricia Mason, Delores Stclzur, Donna Mcck, lla-lun Taylor, joanne Miller, Raye Avery, joycr- johnson. Second row: Patricia Patrick, Nancy Rystrmn, jcannc liran, lNlarilynn Roilrly, llcvcrly Gil- liam, Charlotte Sacco, Elaine Jones, Letitia Frazcur, Anita Macne, Gcorgenc Stronu-r. Firft row: lrla ,Ivan Cunningham, ,Ioan -lOllll50ll, Elsie Larson, Peggy Campbell, jean McClelland, Katherine Larsen, Snr- llurlilleston, lir:1co Anania, Louise Moore. jc-an Nlcliwen. CAPTAIN S Back row: Sharon Norris, Rosemary Foyer, Angela Allen, Kaye Avery, Patricia McCord, Joyce Jensen, Dolores Steltzer, Raye Avery. Second row: Sally Bond, Carol Albertson, Mary Lu Carnahy, Georgene Stromer, joy Ann Zimmerman, Lou- ise Moore, l'at Foley. Ioan Clnwson. First row: Mary Lea Houghton, jean XVoori, Shirley Simpson, Dorothy Schrepel, Marialice O'Keeffe, Patricia Kaneft, Mildred Oberg, Peggy Campbell, Grace Anania, Jerre XVoodruff. BATON TWIRLERS Back row: Ellen tirimit, joan Stiles, Barbara Boncr, Beverly Moore, Fourth row: Lucille Schewe, Darlene Victor, 1Mary ,lean Panek. 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AARVIG NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Central High School, Grand Rapids, Michigan 1,25 Aquila Aquilonis 3,45 Football 55 Choir 45 We March With Faith 3,45 S.T.S. 45 Barber Shop Quartet 4. MAXINE G. BARKER Honor Roll 35 BEST Show 45 Choir 3,45 Glee 1,25 Masque Applicators 45 Student Commission 3,45 Y-Teens 3,4, Sergeant-at-arms 4. ANITA C. BENECKE Basketball 5,45 Volleyball 5,45 BEST Show 45 Masque Applicators 45 Po- lars 3,45 Student Commission 5,45 Y- Teens 3.4. MARGARET BENNETT RALPH H. BRUEGGEMANN B.S.O. 3,4, Treasurer 45 Fire Patrol 5,45 ROTC 1,2,3, Sergeant5 S.T.S. 3, 45 Student Commission SA, ANNA C. BUCKLEY GILBERT J. CHAMBERS Honor Roll 45 Football 3,45 Wrestling 3,45 Boy's O Club 5,45 ROTC 1,2,3,4, DONALD L. COLLATZ Football 2,35 Wrestling 3,45 ROTC 2,3. LOIS A. DAVENPORT NATIONAL HONOR SOcIEI'Y Honor Roll 1,25 Volleyball 15 Aurora 1,2,35 Dance Band 2,35 Glee 15 Music Clinic 3: Orchestra 1,2,3,45 Polars 2, 3: Red Cross Honor Group 25 We March With Faith 25 Student Com- mission 2.3,-15 Y-Teens 1,25 String En- semble 23. EARL ROBERT DECKER Track 15 Aurora 1,25 BEST Show 1,25 Orchestra 1,25 ROTC Band 1,255 Ser- geantg Wie March With Faith 1. JOHN ALFRED DORNER Tennis 15 Military Police 25 ROTC 152. CHARLES H. DUNCAN Foorball 2,5,45 Track 2,55 Boy's O Club 5,45 Fire Patrol 5, ROSE MARY DUNCAN JOANNE ERN DUANE R. GERRY Military Pollce 25 ROTC l,2,3,4. JEAN M. GOETZ Baseball 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,-43 Hockey I,2,3,45 Volleyball l,2,3,4, Socker 1,2,3,45 Glee 2,55 Masque Ap- plicators 45 Polars 1,2,3,45 Girls Rifle Team 3,4. G. DEAN GRAY Washington High School, San Fran- cisco, California 1,2,35 Choir 4. GLORIA E. HACK Aurora 5,45 Baton Twirlers 1,2,3,45 BEST Show 2,55 Music Clinic 35 Mu- sic Contest 3g Polars 45 Marching Band 4. MAR JORIE J. HARDEN Central High School, Sioux City, Iowa l,2,35 Honor Roll 4. JAMES J. HERBERT NATIONAL HONOR SOCIE rx' Honor Roll 15 ROTC Band 1,2,4, Ser- geant. HARRY E. HOLMBERG, JR. Glee 1,3. LYNN B, HOOTON Football 25,43 Baseball 3,45 Basketball l,2,55 Track 25 Tennis 25 Boy's O Club 2,3,4, President 45 Fire Patrol 45 Motion Picture Operator 2,35 Stu- ilent fmnniissiim 45 I-Ita lledn 3,-L LAURENA R. HULT Aurora 2,35 Choir 2,35 Fire Patrol 45 Glee 1, President5 Masque Applicators 5,45 Polars 45 Vocal Vikings 35 Y- Teens 3. BERNARD M. HUSER MARY ALICE JENSEN NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Honor Roll l,2,3Q Baseball 13 Basket- ball 4g Aurora 33 BEST Show 2,43 Choir 3,43 Masque Applicators 43 Mu- sic Contest 43 North Star 3, Reporterg S.T.S. 43 Student Commission 3,43 Vo- cal Vikings 43 Y-Teens 3,4. GERALDINE L. KNUDSEN NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Honor Roll 33 Basketball 13 Au- rora 43 Choir 3,43 Fire Patrol 3,43 Glee 13 Masque Applicators 4, Sec- retary3 Polars 13 Music Contest 43 Stu- dent Commission 3, 43 Vocal Vikings 43 Y-Teens 3,43 Treasurer 3,-Z, WALTER F. KUNOLD Honor Roll 1,23 Choir 33 Glee 1,23 North Star 3,4, Business Manager, Advertising Manager. LOIS V. LINDBERG NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Honor Roll 2,33 Field Hockey 33 Vol- Iey Ball 33 Soccer 33 Basketball 43 Baseball 43 G.A.A. 3,43 Masque Ap- plicators 43 Polars 43 Red Cross Hon- or Group 23 Aurora Costume Commit- tee 33 Shutterbugs 43 Student Commis- sion 43 Y-Teens 3,4. PATRICIA ANNE MANGEL Quill and Scroll 43 Honor Roll 1,23 Aurora 1,2,3,43 Choir 2,3,43 Glee I3 Music Contest 43 North Star 3,43 Staff Artist 3,4, Reporter 33 Red Cross Hon- or Group 23 Shutterbugs 3,4, Secretary- Treasurer 43 Vocal Vikings 3,43 Year- book 4, Art and Photography Editor. BONA LEE McKINNEY Red Cross Honor Group 1,2,33 Shut- terbugs 4. RENA M. McPHERSON Honor Roll 13 Red Cross Honor Group 33 Aurora Costume Committee 3,43 Y- Teens 2.3, Cabinet Member, MARCIA B. MEYER Honor Roll 13 Masque Applicators 43 Student Commission 43 Y-Teens 2,3,4, gzininet Member 3, Sergeant-at-Arms IVAN T. MONRAD S.T.S. 4. BARBARA M. MOTZ Choir 2,3,43 Glee 13 Polars 1,2,3,4. DONALD S. MUNSON North Star 3,43 ROTC 2. WAYNE L. NELSEN ROTC 1,22 Stage Crew 3,4, IRENE L. ODENWALD Choir 2,3,4g Glee I. JAMES A. PATTERSON ROTC I,2, DALE E. PETERSEN ROTC 2,33 Stage Crew 2. JEAN PURSHOUSE Choir 2,3,43 Glee Ig Polars 2,3,4g Shutterbugs 4g Vocal Vikings 4g Vi- kettes 4. JOSEPH E. RANDOLPH Orchestra 3: ROTC Band 1,2,3,4, 2nd Lieutenant 4: Marching Band 4. MARGUERITE M. REEVES Aurora I,2,3,-ig Dance Band 35 Orch- estra I,2,3,4g We March With Faith 45 Marching Band 4. RICHARD A. SCHELL ROTC 1,2,3,4. JACK W. SCHORLE Aurora 2,31 BEST Show 2.31 Dance Band I,2,3,4g Orchestra 23 ROTC Band 2,3,4, Corporal. JACQUELINE L. SCHORLE Basketball I, Baseball g Ping Pong lg Polars I,2,3g Y-Teens 2,3311 Cabinet Secretary 3,4, Intercity Council BETTY MARION SCHRADER Honor Roll 2: Red Cross Honor Group 12,33 Shutterbugs 4. VIRGINIA D. SHADLE Choir 3,41 El Polo del Norte 35 Glee 23 Polars I. JANICE M. SI-IINROCK NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Quill and Scroll 45 Honor Roll I,2, 5,45 North Star 3,4, Reporter 33 As- sistant Third Page Editor 3, World- Herald Reporter 3, News Editor 43 Editorial Chief 43 Year book 4, AC- tivity Editor 4. LAWRENCE N. SHORT Aurora 3: El Polo del Norte 3.4, Editor 43 Mead Rifles 33 Military Police 3, ROTC l.2,3.43 Student Council 4. WILLIAM E. SNELL ROY LESTERLE SPEARS Track 4. EDWARD H. STECH NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY National Forensic League 3.43 Honor Roll 1.3: B.S.O. 3,4. Sergeant-at-Arms 3, President 4, Chess Club 2,33 Fire Patrol 43 ROTC I,2,3.4, 2nd Lieuten- ant, S.T.S. 3,45 Student Commission 3,43 Eebate 3.43 Cornhusker Boys' tate . DOROTHY J. STEINBAUER Honor Roll 13 Aurora 2,3,4: BEST Show 2,3,43 Choir 1,2,3.4, Sergeant- at-Arms 3.43 Glee 13 Masque Applica- tors 43 Music Clinic 33 Music Contest 43 North Star 3, Reporter 33 Polars 3,43 Activities Committee 43 We March With Faith 43 Student Com- mission 2,3,43 Vocal Vikings 2,3,43 Voice Ensemble 3.4. TED O. SUTTON ELOISE I. SYLVESTER Volleyball 13 Badminton lg Aurora 2 33 Choir 2,33 Glee lg Masque Applica: tors 3,43 Polats 2.3.43 Y-Teens 3. BEVERLY JEAN THOMAS Choir 2,3. Glee 1,23 Shutterbugs 4. BEULAH L. WELLS Baseball 3: Volleyball 2,33 Basketball 43 Polars l,2,3,4. DOLORES JEAN WHEELER Boone High School, Boone Iowa 2,31 Volleyball 13 Baseball 13 Basketball lg Aurora 3,43 Choir 3,43 French Alliance 33 Glee 13 Music Contest 33 North Star 3,4, Reporter 3,43 Polars 1,43 Student Commission 3,43 Vocal Vikings 43 Y-Teens 3.4. PATRICIA L. WIGSTONE Honor Roll I3 Volleyball I3 Auron 2, 3,43 BEST Show 43 Choir 2.5Z'Glee-13 Masque Applicators 43 Polars l.2,3,41 We March With Faith 33 Vocal Vikings 33 Y-Teens 33 Polar Drill Team 3. MAUDE P. WILSON Quill and Scroll 43 North Star 3.4, Feature Writer 3, Staff Artist 4, Asso- ciate Editor 43 Yearbook 3, Associate Editor. GAYLE E. ZELEN Y NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Masque Applicators 45 We March With Faith 4. Por Luck Supper Senior Movie .. Skip Day . . . Dinner Dance . Baccalaureate . . Commencement CLASS OFFICERS Prefident LARRY SHORT Vice-Prexident RICHARD SCHELL Secretary LOIS DAVENPORT Sergeantx-at-Arms JERRY KNUDSEN JACKIE SCHORLE BILL SNELI. DOROTHY STEINBAUER CLASS ACTIVITIES NANCY L. ZULFER NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Masque Applicators 4: We March With Faith 4. December 10, 1947 . . . . .December 12 .January 14, 1948 .....january 15 ...January 18 . . . .january 20 JUNE GRADUATES JEANNINE ADAMS Honor Roll l,3,'!lQ Baseball 1,2,3,43 Volleyball 1.2.3,-13 Basketball 3,43 Soc- cer I3 Aurora 43 Fire Patrol 43 G.A.A. 3,43 Masque Applicators 43 North Star 3,43 Feature Writer 43 Circulation Manager 43 Norseman 43 Assistant Cir- culation Manager 43 Girl's Athletic Board 43 We March With Faith 43 S.T.S. 43 Student Commission 31 Stu- dent Council 43 Y-Teens 3,43 Inter Club Council 43 Cabinet Member 43 Senior Play 43 Polars l,2,3,43 President '63 BEST Show 3,43 Outside Dramatic Productions -i. JESSE J. AGOSTA Football 2.3.43 Track 13 Baseball 2.3, -i3 Boys' O Club 3,4. CAROL J. ALBERTSON NATICJNAL HONOR SOCIETY Honor Roll 43 Basketball l,3,43 Base- ball 2.33 Volleyball l,43 Aurora 2,3,43 BEST Show 43 Fire Patrol 43 G.A.A. I: Masque Applicators 43 Polars 1.2. 3.63 Rifle Team l.2,3,43 Treasurer 13 Vice-President 43 S. T. S. 3.43 Student Commission 43 Y-Teens 43 Senior Play 'lg Outside Dramatic Productions 4. ANGELA E. ALLEN Polars l,2.3.43 Shutterbugs 2,33 Girls' Rifle Team 43 Student Commission 4. INIARGARET K. ALLEN Archery 43 Polars l,2,3,43 Y-Teens 2. LOLA M. ANDERSEN Archery 43 Polars l,2,3.43 Y-Teens 2. RICHARD J. ANDERSON Aurora 3: Mead Rifles 3,43 Military Police 2,33 Motion Picture Operators 43 North Star Freshman Reporterg Si- lent Platoon 23 Color Guard 2,33 Base- ball 23 Track 33 Second Rifle Team 3.43 ROTC l,2,3,43 First Lieutenant 43 Combat Platoon 2,3. BONNIE JEAN BACHMANN Choir 2,33 Glee I3 Masque Applicators 43 Red Cross Honor Group 23 Y-Teens 3. MURIEL MAE BAILEY Choir 3g Glee l,2. MARY M. BALLARD Aurora 2,3,43 Choir 2,3,4: Glee 1,23 Shutterbugs 3,43 Secretary-treasurer 43 Vocal Vikings 3,43 Ensemble 4. BEVERLY J. BARGER Honor Roll l,2,33 Basketball 13 Volley- ball lg Soccer 43 Aurora 33 Baton Twirlers 3,43 BEST Show 33 Fire Pa- trol 43 Polars 1,2,3,43 Red Cross Inter- city Council 43 Y-Teens 3,43 Red Cross Honor Group I,2Q North High Red Cross 1,2.3,43 Vice-President 4. I-IARLAN G. BARKER ROTC 1,2,3,43 Captain 4. VERLYN L. BARKER NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY National Forensic League 5,45 Secre- tary 45 Honor Roll 3,45 Aquila Aqui- lonis 3,45 Business Manager 45 Au- rora 45 B.S.O. 2,3,45 Sergeant-at-Arms 45 Fire Patrol 45 Captain 45 Red Cross lntercity Council 3,45 Second Vice- Presiclent 45 Douglas County A. R. C. Home Service Commuter 45 ROTC 1,2,3,45 Second Lieutenant 45 Silent Platoon 31 S. T. S. 45 President 45 Student Commission 5,45 Usher Corps 45 Junior Classical League 5,45 Secre- tary-treasurer 55 High School Forum of the Air 3. RONALD T. BARNETT Glee 15 ROTC 1,25 Student Commis- sion 4. DONALD L. BEAI IY Aquila Aquilonis 25 Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 15 Track 1,35 Baseball 3,45 Boys' O Club 45 Vice-President -E: Fire Patrol 3,45 Landscape Patrol -ig North Star 33 Sports Reporter 35 lslorseman Staff 35 ROTC lg Eta Betla ,4. ARDETH L. BEHNEY Volleyball 1,23 Basketball 1,25 Fire Pa- trol 4. ZITA A. BEQUETTE Volleyball 2,35 Basketball 35 Rifle Team 2. DONNA BERGANTZEL BETTY BLACKER Glee l . NVALTER L. BLACKFORD Aurora 25 Choir 3: Glee 1,25 ROTC l: Vocal Vikings 2, WAYNE M. BOAND Aurora 1,2,3,45 BEST Show 1,2,55 Choir 25,45 Fire Patrol 45 Hi-Y 2 5,45 Military Police 25 ROTC 1,2,3,-i5 Second Lieutenant 45 Shutterbugs 2,55 Vice-President 31 Stage Crew 1,25 Vo- cal Vikings 25,45 Boys' Double Oc- tette 31 Hi-Y Intra-City Council 4. SALLY BOND NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Honor Roll 1,45 Baseball 1,25 Basket- ball 3,45 Volleyball 3,45 Aurora 1,2 3,45 BEST Show 45 G.A.A. 3,45 Mas- que Applicators 45 Polars 3,45 S. T. S. 45 Vice-President 45 Student Commis- sion 45 Y-Teens 45 Senior Play 45 Out- side Dramatic Productions 4. LLOYD H. BOONE Football l,5,45 Basketball 35 Track 1, 25 Boys' O Club vi. NORMA MAY BORTOLOTTI Xolleyball 1,25 Basketball 2,45 Y-Teens ALBERT R. BOYSEN Football 15 Basketball 1,25 Track 1,25 Motion Picture Operators 2,3,45 ROTC 1,25 We March With Faith 35 Senior Play 3. LEROY W. BRANSON Military Police 25 Motion Picture Op- erators 45 ROTC Rifle Team 25 ROTC l,2,35 Silent Platoon 25 Stage Crew 4. ROGER K. BRIDENBAUGH NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Baseball 2,3,45 Basketball 1,35 Foot- ball 2,35 Boys' O Club 3,45 Vice- President 45 Fire Patrol 45 Captain 45 Eta Beda 3,4, Vice-President 4. BEVERLY ANN BROCK Aquila Aquilonis 3,45 Basketball 1,Z, 3,45 Volleyball 1,2,3,45 G.A.A. 1,2,3, 45 Polars 1,2.3,45 Tennis 3,45 Softball 1,2,3,45 Soccer 1,45 Ping Pong 2,3,45 Badminton 2,3,45 Archery 2,3,45 Jun- ior Classical League 3,4, RICHARD H. BRUNER NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY National Forensic League 45 Honor Roll I,2,3,45 Aurora 3,45 B,S.O. 2,3,45 Parliamentarian 35 Secretary 45 Chess Club 2,35 Fire Patrol 45 Mead Rifles 3,45 Commander 45 Military Police 25 ROTC Rifle Team 45 ROTC 1,253.45 Lieutenant Colonel 45 Military Ball Committee 45 We March With Faith 45 Silent Platoon 25 S.T.S. 2,3,45 Stu- dent Commission 2,3,45 Student Coun- cil 45 Combat Platoon 25 Usher Corps 2,3,45 Color Guard 25 Boys' State 35 High School Forum of the Air 45 Debate 4. FRANCENE BRYANT Honor Roll 3,45 Choir 3,45 Polars 3,45 gl-Teens 3,45 Red Cross Honor Group JOAN V. BUGBEE Volleyball 1.45 Basketball 45 Baseball 1: Soccer I5 Choir 2,33 Fire Patrol 45 Glee 15 Polars 1,2,3,45 Shutterbugs 3, 45 Vocal Vikings 35 Y-Teens 45 Land- scape Patrol 4. LORRAINE D. CAMERON Aurora 1,2,3,45 BEST Show 2,3,45 Choir 45 Dance Band 2,3,45 Music Clinic 3,45 North Star 3,45 Exchange Editor 45 Orchestra I,2,3,45 Debate 3. JOANNE CAMPBELL Aurora 2,3,45 BEST Show 25,45 Choir 2,45 Glee 25 Masque Applicators 3,45 Treasurer 45 Landscape Patrol 2 5 North Star 3,45 Exchange Editor 45 Vocal Vikings 45 Y-Teens 4. MARIA C. CAPORALE Volleyball 35 Fire Patrol 3,45 North Star Freshman Reporterg Student Com- mission 2,3,4. DENNIS D. CARLSON Aurora 45 Choir 45 ROTC Band 1,2,35 School Band 35 Vocal Vikings 4. BARBARA J. CARNABY Volleyball 45 Aurora 45 BEST Show 45 Fire Patrol 45 Glee 15 Masque Ap- plicators 45 Polars 1,2,3,45 Student Commission 3.45 Y-Teens 45 Senior Play 4. SAMUEL L. CARPENDER Track 1,25 Wrestling 3,45 Basketball 15 Boys' O Club 3,45 Sergeant-an Arms 45 Fire Patrol 45 Motion Picture Operators 3,4. CATHERINE D. CARRE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Volleyball 1,45 Baseball 35 Basketball 2,35 Soccer 15 Aurora 2,3,45 BEST Show 45 Fire Pa- trol 45 French Alliance 3,45 Vice- President 35 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Glaciers 45 Masque Applicators 45 Landscape Patrol 45 Polars 3,45 S.T.S. 3,45 Sec- retary 45 Student Council 45 Y-Teens 45 Outside Dramatic Productions 4. CHARLOTTE D. CARRE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Basketball 2,35 Volleyball 1.2.3,45 Aurora 2,3,45 BEST Show 45 Fire Pa- trol 45 French Alliance 3,45 Treasurer 45 G.A.A. 2,3,45 Masque Applicators 45 Landscape Patrol 45 Polars 3,45 Y- Teens 4. DON L. CARSEY Golf l,2,3,45 Fire Patrol 45 ROTC 1. CONSTANCE CENTINEO Honor Roll 45 Volleyball 45 Aurora 45 Choir 2,3,45 Glee 15 Masque Appli- cators 45 Senior Play 45 Outside Dra- matic Productions 4. FRED M. CHRISTENSEN Motion Picture Operators 25 ROTC i,2.3,45 Sbutterbugs 45 Silent Platoon LOIS M. CHRISTENSEN Honor Roll 2,43 Basketball 3: Volley- ball 35 Glee 25 S.T.S. 45 Student Commission 45 Whittier Junior High School, Lincoln, Nebraska 1. ANITA D. CLARK NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Basketball 15 Aurora 1,2,3,45 Baton Twirlers 1.25.41 BEST Show 1,2,3,45 Masque Applicators 45 Polars 1,2,3,45 We March With Faith 3,45 S.T.S. 45 Y-Teens 45 Declarnatory Contest 45 Senior Play 4- Outside Dramatic Pro- ductions 4. LEO B. CLARK Aurora 3,45 BEST Show 3,45 Choir 45 Masque Applicators 45 Music Clinic 45 Music Contest 3,45 Orchestra 3,45 ROTC Band 3,45 Second Lieutenant 45 School Band 3,45 Librarian 45 We March With Faith 45 Senior Play 45 Outside Dramatic Productions 45 De- clamatory Contest 45 Brass Sextet 3,45 All Ciry Orchestra 4. NOLA JEAN COCKRELL Baseball 2,35 Aurora 45 Choir 3,45 G.A.A. 2,3,4: Glee 15 Masque Appli- cators 43- Polars 2,3,45 We March With Faith 45 Student Commission 3,45 Vocal Vikings 45 Outside Dra- matics Productions 4. NONA JOAN COCKRELL Baseball 1,2535 Basketball 3: G.A.A. 2,3,45 Polars 2,3,4. BEVERLY JEAN CONSTANT NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 BEST Show 35 Polars 1,2,3,45 Board of Control 45 Shutterbugs 35 Student Commission 3,4. YVETTE N. COSTELLO Aurora 3,45 BEST Show 45 Choir 45 Fire Patrol 45 Glee 15 Masque Appli- cators 4, President 45 Polars 3,45 Girls' Rifle Team 3,45 We March With Faith 45 S.T.S. 3,45 Student Com- mission 3,45 Vocal Vikings 45 Y-Teens 45 Declamatory Contest 45 Senior Play 'I BETTE L. DAVIS NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Honor Roll 3,45 Choir 3: Fire Patrol 45 Polars 45 Student Commission 45 Y-Teens 3,45 Program Chairman 45 Brownwood High School, Brownwood, Texas 1,25 Leon High School, Leon, Iowa Z. RICHARD D. DAVIS Football 15 Basketball 12,31 Track 3. WILLIAM A. DAY NATIONAI. HONOR SOCIETY National Forensic League 3,45 Vice- President 45 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Au- rora 45 B,S.O, 3,45 Secretary 45 Vice- President 45 Parliamentarian 45 Chess Club 2,35 Fire Patrol 45 Building and Art Committee 45 S.T.S. 3,45 President 45 Student Commission 3,45 Boys' State 3. BARBARA A. DE BOER Basketball 25 Volleyball 25 Baseball 25 Soccer 25 Aurora BEST Show 45 Choir 45 French Alliance 1,25 Glee 15 Masque Applicators 45 We March Wfith Faith 3,45 Vocal Vikings 45 Y- Teens 45 Senior Play 45 Declamatory Contest 4. JOAN DEINES NATIONAL HONOR SOt3II2'I'Y Quill and Scroll 45 Honor Roll 3,45 Volleyball 1,45 Soccer 15 Basketball 1, 45 Baseball 1,45 Badminton 1,45 Fire Patrol 3,45 Glaciers 3,45 North Star 3,45 Circulation Manager 45 Norseman Staff5 June Editor 45 Polars 2,3,-i5 Student Commission 3,45 Y-Teens 3,45 Red Cross Honor Group 1. PATRICIA ANNE DEM PSEY Honor Roll 3,45 Aurora 3,45 Choir 253,45 Treasurer 45 Fire Patrol 45 Gla- ciers 3,45 Sergeant-at-Arms 45 Glee 15 Music Contest 3,45 S.T.S. 3,45 Vocal Vikings 3,45 Vikettes 3,4. RICHARD DEWEY Football 3,45 Landscape Patrol 45 RO TC 2. NADINE M. DOANE Ensemble 45 Masque Applicators 45 Polars 45 Senior Play 45 BEST Show 35 Belevue High School, Belevue Ne- braska 15 Central High School l,2, MARJORIE F. DUFFACK NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Honor Roll 35 Aurora 2,45 Fire Pa- trol 45 Masque Applicators 45 Polars 1,2,3,45 Secretary 45 We March With Faith 45 S.T.S. 3,45 Student Council 3,45 President 45 Y-Teens 3,45 Treas- urer 45 Senior Play 45 Red Cross 4. DALE E. DUFFNER Wrestling 3,45 Track 45 ROTC l,2,3,4. DAVID L. DUNCAN Choir 45 Glee 35 ROTC l,2,35 S.T.S. 4. JOAN F. EASTLACK Choir 45 Glee 35 Cambridge High School,.Cambridge, Minnesota 15 Hast- Hngs High School, Hastings, Nebraska PAULINE R. EDWARDS Baseball 25 Choir 3,45 Glee 25 Vocal Vikings 45 Vikettes 4. BETTY LOUISE ELFLINE El Polo Del Norte 4. BARBARA E. FNGLEHARDT Basketball 1.3,45 Soccer 15 Baseball 15 Volleyball 1.3,45 Badminton 45 Au- rora 45 G.A.A. 3,45 Glee 2,35 Orch- estra 45 Polars 3,45 Student Commis- sion 4. LOIS RAE ERLEWINE Glee 1. JOHN E. FABIAN Football 3,45 Wrestling 3,45 Boys' O' Club 3,45 Fire Patrol 45 Student Coun- cil 3,4. PEGGY I. FARNAM Volleyball 1. CLIFFORD E. FEYERHERM DON M. FIELD Fire Patrol 45 Red Cross Intercity Council 45 ROTC Band 1. JACK H. FIELDS Military Police 35 ROTC Rifle Team Z5 ROTC 1,2,3,4. PHYLLIS M. FIRESTONIE NATIONAL HONOR Socuzrv Honor Roll 1,3,45 Basketball l.3,45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Volleyball 1,2,3,-'15 Soccer 15 Aurora 3,45 BEST Show 3,45 Fire Patrol 45 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Gla- ciers 3,45 Masque Applicators 45 Sec- retary 45 Landscape Patrol 45 North Star 3,45 Third Page Assistant Editor 45 Second Page Assistant Editor 45 Norseman 45 Make-Up Editor 43 Po- lars 1,2,3,45 Red Cross lntercity Coun- cil 2,3,45 We March Xwith Faith 41 Student Commission 3.4: Y-Teens 3,45 Red Cross Honor Group l: Red Cross Intra-City Reporter 45 Senior Play fi: Outside Dramatic Productions 4, JACQUELINE JOAN FISHER Choir 2,3,45 G.A.A. 15 Glee 25 Mu- sic Contest 45 We March With Faith 3,45 Vocal Vikings 253,45 Y-Teens l,2,3,4. DON L. FITCH Basketball 1,3.43 Golf 43 Aurora 43 Boys' O Club 43 Motion Picture Operators 2,33 ROTC l,23 Eta Beda 4, ROBERT D. FITTON Aurora 2,3,43 Fire Patrol 43 Mead Rifles 23 Rifle Team 3,43 Captain 43 ROTC l.2,3,4Q Maior 43 Crack Squad 23 S.T.S. 43 Student Commission 4. LLOYD G. FOUSER Honor Roll 33 Football 2,3,43 Track 1,2,3,43 Aurora 3,43 Boys' O Club 3,43.Choir 3,43 Fire Patrol 43 Glee 33 Motion Picture Operators 43 We March With Faith 33 Student Com- mission 3,43 Vocal Vikings 3,43 Eta Beta 3,4. JOAN A. FOWLER NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Quill and Scroll 43 Honor Roll 1,2,3, 4: Aurora 1,33 Baton Twirlers 1,2,3,43 BEST Show 2,33 Choir 2,3,43 Fire Pa- trol 43 Glee 13 Music Clinic 33 North Star 3,43 Norseman Staff 43 Editor-in- Chief 43 Polars 2,33 School Band 43 Student Commission 3,43 Y-Teens 1,23 Red Cross Honor Group 1. ALICE FRAI-IM JANET C. FRAZIER NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Honor Roll 2,3,43 Aquila Aquilonis 3,4, Editor 43 Aurora 3,43 French Al- liance 3,4, Secretary 3, President 43 Glee 23 Orchestra 23 S.T.S. 3,43 Stu- dent Commission 2,3,43 Junior Clas- sical League 334. VALERIE J. FRENCH Baseball 13 Basketball 13 Volleyball lg Aurora 2,3,43 BEST Show 3,43 Cheer Leaders 33 G.A.A. 2,3,43 Masque Ap- plicators 43 Polars 1,2,3,43 Sergeant- at-Arms 33 Senior Play 4. DORIS M. FRIEDRICH ROBERT L. FRUS Track l,23 S.T.S, 43 Student Com- mission 4. MARK O. GAUTIER NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Quill and Scroll 43 Honor Roll 1,2,3,43 Tennis l.2,3,43 Boys' O Club 2,33 B.S.O. 23 Fire Patrol 3,43 French Alliance 13 North Star 3,43 Managing Editor 43 Sports Editor 3,43 Norseman Staff 3,43 Board of Control 43 S.T.S. 3,43 Vice-President 43 Ser- geant-at-Arms 43 Student Commission 41 Student Council 1,2,3. CHARLES H. GEISLER NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Quill and Scroll 43 Honor Roll l,2, 3,43 Tennis 1,2,3,43 Aurora 33 Boys' O Club 23 B.S.O. 23 Fire Patrol 3,43 Hi-Y 2,3,43 Mead Rifles 33 Military Police 23 North Star 3,43 Sports Edi- tor 43 Norseman 43 ROTC Rifle Team 2,3,43 ROTC 1,2,3,43 Maior 43 Silent Platoon 23 S.T.S. 43 Sergeant-at-Arms 43 Student Commission 1,2,3,43 Hi-Y Inter-City Council 43 Combat Platoon 2,33 Usher Corps 2,3,4. JAMES M. GERHARDT NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY National Forensic League 3,43 Honor Roll 1,2,3343 Aurora 3,43 B.S.O. 2, 3,43 Sergeant-at-Arms 43 Vice--Presi- dent 43 Fire Patrol 43'Captain 43 Mead Rifles 3,43 Co-Commander 43 Red Cross Intercity Council 2,33 ROTC 1,2,3,43 Captain 43 Military Ball Committee 43 Aurora Committee 43 Radio Commit- tee 43 We March With Faith 43 S.T.S. 3,43 Student Commission 43 Boys' State 33 ,Usher Corps 3,43 De- bate Team 3,43 Combat Platoon 23 High School Forum of the Air 3. JOHN J. GERHARDT Football 3,43 Wrestling 3,43 State Champion 43 Boys' O Club 3,4. JOAN M. GERRY Honor Roll 1,2. ROBERT W. GERWIG Honor Roll 1,2,43 Aurora 2,33 Mead Rifles 33 ROTC 1,2,3,43 Second Lieu- tenant 43 Crack Squad 33 Eta Beta 3,43 Sergeant-at-Arms 4. DORIS J. GIBBS Honor Roll 1,2,3,43 Choir 3,43 El Polo Del Norte 3,43 Editor 33 Gla- ciers 43 Glee 1,23 Music Contest 43 Student Commission 3,43 Vikettes 43 Y-Teens 3,4. DOROTHY M. GILLESPIE Honor Roll 31 Glee 2. ELIZABETH B. GOODWIN Quill and Scroll 43 Honor Roll 1,33 Fire Patrol 43 French Alliance 1,2,3Z Treasurer 33 President 33 Masque Ap- plicators 43 North Star 3,43 Feature Writer 3,43 Norseman Stad' 43 As- sistant Activities Editor 43 Student Commission 3,4. HELEN C. GORR Honor Roll 59 Archery 33 Ping Pong 43 Glee 13 Polars 4: Y-Teens 4. HERBERT E. GRAU Aquila Aquilonis 23 Football l,2,3,43 Basketball 13 Track 1,3,43 Boys' 0 Club 3,43 Secretary-treasurer 33 Land- scape Patrol 4. GARY G. GRETHER Track 2,3,43 Basketball 13 Fire Pa- trol 43 ROTC 1. WALTER L. GUINOTTE Baseball l,2,33 Football 1,253 Bas- ketball l,23 Motion Picture Operators 3, DONALD I.. HAGSTROM Honor Roll 33 Basketball 3. BETTY MARIE HAMILTON Basketball 13 Volleyball 13 Fire Patrol 43 Masque Applicators 43 Y-Teens 3. DORIS J. HAMILTON Basketball 1,33 Baseball 1,33 Volleyball lg Choir 13 Glee l3 Polars 3,43 Y- Teens 3. LETITIA J, I-IARGRAVE Aurora 1,2,3,43 BEST Show 711 Dance Band 31 Music Clinic 43 Orchestra 1,2, 5,-i3 XVe March With Faith 2, FRANK C. HARMER Basketball 23 Fire Patrol 43 Motion Picture Operator 3. HERBERT D. HARRIS ROTC 1,2,3,4. RICHARD D. HARRISON NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Honor Roll lg Baseball l,2,5,43 Boys' O Club 2,??.4lQ Secretary-treasurer 23 Vice-President 33 Eta Beda 23,43 Vice- President 4. MARILYN V. HARTUNG Baseball 1,21 Basketball I,2Q Volley- ball 1,23 BEST Show 43 Fire Patrol 43 G.A.A. 25,43 Masque Applicators 43 Treasurer 43 Polars 2.5,-i3 Sergeant-av Arms 43 Student Commission 3,43 Y- Teens 43 Senior Play -13 Outside Dra- matic Productions 4. JOHN K. HAZARD lent Platoon 5. 'Q n -I: Military Police lg ROTC 1,2,3,43 Si- 3 LOIS R. HELMS Y-Teen -'31 Program Committee 4. ROBERT W. HENKEL Quill and Scroll 4g Fire Patrol 43 Military Police 3: North Star 3,-13 Sports Reporter 43 Norseman Staff 4: Assistant Sports Editor 43 ROTC 1.2, 3,4, Captain 43 Silent Platoon 3: S.T.S. 4: Student Commission 43 Combat Platoon 2,3. GEORGIA AL HILKER Honor Roll 53 Fire Patrol 5,43 North Star 3,43 Assistant Third Page Editor 43 Librarian 43 Norseman Staff 43 June Editor 43 Polars 5,43 We March With Faith 13 Student Commission 4. JACK E. HOLLY Aurora 1,43 B.S.O. 43 French Alliance 3,43 Glee 13 Masque Applicators 43 We March With Faith 3,43 Senior Play 43 Declamatory Contest 43 Our- side Dramatic Productions 43 Nevis High School, Nevis, Minnesota 2. ROBERT E. HOLMES ROTC l,2,3. BEVERLY J. HOUSER NATIONA1. HONOR SOCIETY Aurora 253,45 BEST Show 2,3,45 Choir 45 Dance Band 2,3,45 French Alliance 25 Glee 25 Masque Applicators 45 Mu- sic Clinic 3,45 Music Contest 2,3,45 North Star 35 Orchestra 2,3,4g School Band 45 We March With Faith 3,45 Shutterbugs 35 Student Commission 45 Vocal Vikings 45 Viketres 45 Double Quartet 45 String Quartet 3,45 String Quintet 45 String Trio 3,45 Kemper Hall, Kenosha, Wisconsin 1. DONALD E. INGMAN Football 35 Wrestling 35 Chess Club 2. JEAN F. JACKSON NATIONAI. HONOR SOCIETY Quill and Scroll 45 Honor Roll 1,2553 Baseball 35 Basketball 35 Badminton 55 Choir 25 Fire Patrol 3,45 G.A.A. 3,45 Glee 15 North Star 3,45 Advertising Manager 45 Norseman Staff 45 As- sistant Circulation Manager 45 Polars 5,45 Sergeanvat-Arms 45 S.T.S. 45 Stu- dent Commission 4. NORMA JEAN JACKSON Volleyball 3,45 Fire Patrol 45 Aurora Advertising Committee 4. JULIANA JAMES HAROLD JENSEN LOIS M. JENSEN Volleyball 1,35 Basketball 25 Polars 1,2,5,4. STANLEY L. JENSEN, JR. ROTC l,2. VERNON E. JOHNSON Honor Roll 23,45 B.S.O. 45 ROTC Band 2,35 S.T.S, 45 Student Commis- sion 4. WILLIAM A. JOHNSON ROTC 1,2,3. CHARLES W. JONES Quill and Scroll -ig Honor Roll 15 Wrestling 45 Aurora 1,35 Cheer Lend- ers 45 Choir 2,33 Glee 25 North Star 3,45 Sports Writer 3,45 Norseman Staff 5,45 Sports Editor 45 Vocal Vik- ings 3. CLYDE A. JUSTMAN Aurora 15 Choir 1,3,45 Fire Patrol 45 Glee 2. ALLEN I. KAHN ROTC Drill 1,2,3. PATRICIA ANN KANEFT Basketball 3,45 Volleyball 3,45 Aurora 45 Masque Applicators 45 Polars 3,45 Girls' Rifle Team 2.3.45 President 45 Badminton 45 Ping Pong 4. LA DONNA L. KETCHMARK Volleyball 1,2,5,45 Baseball 2,35 Bas- ketball 2,35 Fire Patrol 3,45 G.A.A. 2,3,45 Glee 25 Polars 2,3.4. MARY HELEN KIDWELL Aurora 45 BEST Show 45 Masque Ap' plicators 45 Polars 45 Senior Play 45 Declamatory Contest 4. JOAN F. KINSLEY Basketball 1,25 Volleyball 1,25 Polars l,2,3,45 Red Cross Honor Group 1,25 55 Honor Roll l. JAMES E. KINSTLER Honor Roll 1,25 Aquila Aquilonis 3,45 Aurora 1,25 Orchestra 1,2,35 ROTC Band 15 Junior Classical League 3.4. FRED KLOPP Aurora 25,45 BEST Show 25,45 Glee 15 Stage Crew 2,3,45 President 4. CAROL J. KNAPP MARDELL MARIE KNAPP Basketball 45 Aurora 45 BEST Show 45 Choir 45 Glee 55 Masque Applicators 45 We March With Faith' 45 Stu- dent Commission 45 Y-Teens 45 Out- side Dramatic Productions 45 Senior Play 45 Declamatory Contest 4. JAMES G. KNUDSEN Aurora 45 B.S.O. 45 Cheer Leaders 43 Hi-Y 4L ROTC 4. CARL W. KOHLMEIER ROTC 1,2535 Silent Platoon 2. ROBERT F. KREBS Baseball 2,35 Football 3,45 Aurora 2,35 45 BEST Show 2,35 Choir 2,3,45 President 45 Glee 15 Student Council 35 Vocal Vikings 2,3,45 Ensemble 4. JOHN E. KRESL ROTC l,2,5,45 Silent Platoon 35 Glee 2. BETTY J. KUEHL Baseball 35 Basketball 35 Polars 45 Y- Teens 3: Kennard High School, Ken- nard, Nebraska l. JOHN L. KUHN Aurora l,2,5,45 BEST Show 1,2,3,45 Choir 45 Dance Band 1,2,3,45 Music Clinic 35 Music Contest l,2,5,45 Or' chestra l,2,3,45 Librarian 55 ROTC Band l,2,5,45 Captain 45 School Band 3,45 Drum Major 45 We March With Faith 2,5,45 Trombone Quartet 1,5, 45 Brass Sextet 3,45 String Orchestra 35 All City Orchestra 45 Annual Na- tional School Music Competition Fes- tivial 3,-3. ROY E. LAFFERTY Military Police 45 ROTC 1,2,3,4. JO ANN R. LANGENBERG JANICE M. LARSON Aurora 3,45 Choir 3,45 Glee l5 Music Contest 3.4: North Star Freshman Reporter5 Red Cross 25 Vocal Vikings 5,45 Y-Teens l5 Senior Play 45 De- clamatory Contest 4. DONALD F. LAUX Football 1,2,3,45 Baseball 1,25 Boys' O Club 3.4. MADALINE E. LAWSLO Choir 2,45 Glee lg Polars 4. RICHARD W. LEIGH NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY National Forensic League 3,45 Honor Roll l,2,3,45 Aquila Aquilonis 5,45 Aurora 45 B.S.O. 2,3,45 Sergeant-an Arms 45 Fire Patrol 3,45 Red Cross intercity Council 3,45 President 45 ROTC 1.25.45 Second Lieutenant 45 Silent Platoon 35 S.T.S. 5,45 Secretary -15 Student Commission 45 Boys' State 52 Junior Classical League 5.45 Ser- geant-at-Arms 35 High School Forum of the Air 3. JEROME v. LEMON Football 45 Aurora 45 Boys' O Club 45 Choir 23,45 Glee 25 ROTC Band lg ROTC 25 Shutterbugs 45 Vocal Vikings 2.3,-4. ROBERT UI. LEONARD ROTC 1. JEANNE M. LETOVSKY Volleyball 25 Aurora 45 BEST Show 45 Choir 2,45 Glee 15 S.T.S. 4. ROBERT LINES PATRICIA ANN LOOMIS Honor Roll 35 Basketball 4: Student Commission 45 Y-Teens 1. MILTON LOWMAN JEAN A, McCONAHAY NA'l'lKJNAI. HONOR SOCIETY Honor Roll l,2,3,45 Basketball 2,42 Softball l,5,45 Volleyball 1,253.45 Soc- ter 3545 Aurora 2,45 BEST Show 45 lire Patrol 35 Glaciers 3,45 Secretary -I5 Glee 15 Masque Applicators 45 Landscape Patrol 45 North Scar 3,41 Ffature Writer 45 Norseman Staff 45 Circulation Manager 45 Polars 3,45 Board of Control 45 Citizenship Com- mittee 45 Radio Committee -15 We March With Faith 3,45 S,T.S. 3,45 Student Commission 45 Y-Teens 3,45 Cabinet Member 45 Girls' State 35 Out- side Dramatic Productions 45 Senior Play 45 Declamarory Contest 4. PATRICIA L. McCORD Baseball 253,45 Basketball 253,45 Soc- cer 35 Volleyball 3,45 Aurora 253,45 BEST Show 2,3.45 Cheer Leaders 3,45 Fire Patrol 45 G.A.A. 3,45 Glee 15 Masque Applicators 3545 Landscape Patrol 45 Polars 2,3,45 Treasurer 35 Sergeant-at-Arms 45 Girls' Rifle Team 5,45 We March With Faith 45 Y- Teens 45 Outside Dramatic Productions -I: Senior Play 4. NINA M. McEWEN NA1'lONAl. HONOR SOCIETY Quill and Scroll 45 Honor Roll 253,45 Baseball 1.2,35 Volleyball 1,2,35 Bas- ketball l,2,35 Choir 2,45 French Al- liance 3.45 G.A.A. 2,3,45 Glee 25 North Star 3,45 Polars 1,2,3545 Gla- ciers 3,45 Red Cross Honor Group 15 Girls' Rifle Team 253,45 Student Corn- mission 3,45 Norseman Stal? 45 Activi- ties Editor 4. ROBERT E. MCKIM Aurora 2,3,45 BEST Show 2,3,45 Glee 15 ROTC 152,35 Stage Crew 2,3,4, FRED S. MADDALENA Wrestling 3,45 Boys' O Club 3,45 JACK S. MADSEN Aurora 45 Choir 45 ROTC 152,35 NWC March With Faith 45 Vocal Vikings 4. CAROL J. MILES NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Honor Roll 35 Basketball lg Volley- ball 4: Badminton 45 Fire Patrol 4: Glaciers 3,45 Masque Applicators 45 Polars 15253545 S.T.S. 3,45 Student Commission 253,45 Y-Teens 35 Aurora Advertising Committee 4. LORETTA MILLER Softball 1525 Volleyball 1,2535 Basket- ball 2,3545 Soccer 25 Fire Patrol 45 G.A.A, 3,45 Masque Applicators 4: Polars 2,3545 Y-Teens 45 Landscape Patrol 45 Outside Dramatic Productions 4. SHIRLEY JEAN MONLUX Choir 25 Glee 15 Masque Applicators 45 We March With Faith 45 Stu- dent Commission 3,45 Outside Dra- matic Productions 4. PAT MOORE Football 2.5.43 Baseball 3,43 Boys' O Club 4, ROBERT W. MUIR Football 25. DEWEY L. NELSEN Football 4: Fire Patrol 41 Military Police 2,51 ROTC Band I,2,?ag ROTC 4g Silent Platoon 3, JANE E. NELSEN Honor Roll 3: Baseball 3,43 Basket- ball ?v,4g Volleyball 41 Archery 4: BEST Show -ig G.A,A. 3.4: Polars 4: Red Cross Honor Group 1,23 Girls' Rifle Team 3,43 Treasurer 43 Aurora Advertising Committee 5,4. JOSEPH K. NELSON ROTC 2.3.4. SUZANNE NELSON NATIONAL HONOR SocIE'rY Honor Roll 1,2.5,-lg Aurora 2,5,4g BEST Show 2g Choir 2,43 Choir Board ig Dance Band 31 Fire Patrol 4, French Alliance 43 Glaciers 3,43 Trea- surer 4g Music Clinic 3,43 Music Con- test 2,5,4g State Music Contest 2,31 National Music Contest 31 Orchestra 2, 5.4: Polars 3.4: School Band 3,43 Board of Control 43 We March With Faith 3g S.T.S. 3.4: Student Com- mission 4g String Nonetre 43 All City Orchestra 4g Chadron High School, Chadron, Nebraska 1. MIKE J. NESTLEBUSH Football 3.4: Baseball 41 Motion Pic- ture Operators 4: BOYS' O Club 4. GENE L. NICKLEN Baseball 2.?s,4g Football 3,42 Student Manager 4, Wrestling 3,45 Boys' O Club 3,41 Motion Picture Operators 4: Eta Beda 4. ROSEMARY NIXON NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY National Forensic League 3.43 Honor Roll l,2,3,43 Aquila Aquilonis 5.41 Editor 41 Aurora 25,41 Fire Patrol 3.43 Glaciers 3,4g Vice-President 4, Orchestra l.2,3,4: S.T.S. 3.43 Stu- dent Commission 41 junior Classical Lcazue 5,43 President 4: Girls' State 3, High School Forum of the Air 5. WELLS O'BRIEN Tennis 2.33 Fire Patrol 5,45 ROTC l.2,3,4: Second Lieutenant 4. BEVERLY A. OSTROM Honor Roll lg Basketball l: Volleyball 43 Aurora 43 BEST Show 4, Masque Applicators 43 Landscape Patrol 4: Po- lars l,2,3,4g Y-Teens 43 Outside Dra- marics Productions 43 Senior Play 4. ROGER A. OVE ROTC 1,2,3. PATRICIA JEAN PALMQUIST NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Honor Roll l,2,5,4Q Quill and Scroll 43 Aquila Aquilonis 3,43 Assistant Editor 43 Editor 43 Baseball 23 Basketball 2, 3.43 Volleyball 2,43 Aurora Commit- tee 43 Choir 3,43 Glaciers 3,43 Presi- dent 43 Glee 13 Landscape Patrol 43 North Star 3,43 Third Page Editor 43 Managing Editor 43 Polars 2,33 Red Cross Intercity Council 43 We March With Faith 43 S,T.S. 3,43 Sergeant- at-Arms 43 Student Commission 2,3343 Y-Teens 3.43 Girls' State 33 Junior Classical League 3,43 Sergeant-at-Arms 43 Red Cross Honor Group 1, PRISCILLA MARIE PARK El Polo Del Norte 3,4. RICHARD L. PASTORY Aurora 43 Masque Applicators 43 ROTC l.2,3,43 We March With Faith 43 Silent Platoon ll Outside Dramatic Productions 4: Senior Play 3,i. JEAN ANNE PECK Honor Roll 43 Basketball l3 Volleyball 1: Aurora 2.3.43 BEST Show 43 Choir 23,43 Secretary 43 Fire Patrol 43 Glee 1: Masque Applicators 43 Vice-Presi- dent 43 Music Clinic 43 Music Con- test 3,43 Polars l,2,3.43 Girls' Rifle Team 3,43 Courtesy Committee 43 We March With Faith 3,43 Student Com- mission 3: Student Council 43 Vocal Vikings 25.41 Choir Board 4: Girls' Scxrctte 43 Vikettes 3,43 Y-Teens 3. MAURICE PEDERSEN Motion Picture Operators 3,43 ROTC l,2,3,4. ROBERT E. PEIRCE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Honor Roll l,2,3,43 Fire Patrol 43 ROTC Band l. MELVIN PERELMAN NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Honor Roll 3.43 Aurora 3,43 El Polo Del Horte 3,43 Fire Patrol 43 ROTC 13 Eta Beda 4. DIANE PETERSEN Choir 51 Glen 2,33 Polars 2,3,43 Y- Teens 3,4. ROBERT R. PETERSEN ROTC Band 1.2.4. GRACE JEAN PISTONE Volleyball 43 Basketball 13 Choir 2,43 Fire Patrol 43 Masque Applicators 43 Red Cross 53 Outside Dramatic Pro- ductions 43 Senior Play 4. ALBERTA MAUDE PONZO ANN MARGARET POTTER NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Quill and Scroll 43 Honor Roll l,2,3, 43 Aquila Aquilonis 3,43 Editor 43 Basketball 1,23 Badminton 23 Ping Pong 23 Volleyball 13 Fire Patrol 3,43 Glaciers 43 Glee 13 Masque Applica- tors 43 North Star 3,43 Editorial Chief 43 Polars 3,43 Red Cross Intercity Council 3,43 Secretary 43 S.T.S. 43 Stu- dent Commission 2,3,43 Y-Teens 43 Junior Classical League 3.43 Secretary- Treasurer 4. VIRGINIA L. POTTER Volleyball 1,43 Baseball 13 Basketball 1,23 Fire Patrol 3. JACK S, POWERS Fire Patrol 43 Landscape Patrol 43 Stage Crew 4, SHIRLEY M. PRANTE Tennis 1,2,3,-43 Basketball 1,2,33 Ping Pong 1,2,3,43 Volleyball 1,2.3,43 Bad- minton 1,2,3,43 Archery 1,2,33 Base- ball 1,3: G.A.A. 1,2,3,43 Polars 1,2,3, 43 Red Cross Honor Group 1. MARGARET A. RAY JEANNETTE RENNER NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Volleyball 13 Hockey 13 Baseball 13 Glee 23 North Star 3,43 Red Cross 5-Igngr Group 13 Student Commission MARGERY P. RHOADS Honor Roll 1,2,3,43 Volleyball 43 Basketball 3,43 Baseball 3,43 BEST Show 43 G.A.A. 3,43 Masque Applica- tors 43 Polars 43 Red Cross Honor Group 23 Girls' Rifle Team 3,43 Red Cross lntercity Council 43 Community Service Chairman 43 Senior Play 4. ANNA D. RINDONE Softball 2,3,43 Volleyball 1,2,3,43 Bas- ketball 43 Tennis 43 Glee 13 Fire Pa- trol 3,43 French Alliance 1,2,3,4. ' JOHN C. ROBINSON Track 43 Aurora 43 ROTC Band 1,2, 3,43 Second Lieutenant 43 School Band 3,4. ,JOYCE E. ROESKY Honor Roll 1,33 Vollegball 1,3,43 Base- ball 2,3: Tennis 43 tudent Commis- sion 43 Aurora Advertising Committee 5. JACQUELINE JEANNINE ROSENGREN Volleyball 3,43 Fire Patrol 43 Red Cross Honor Group 31 Aurora Adver- tising Committee 4. WILLIAM K. RYAN Aurora 2,3,43 BEST Show 43 Choir 43 Mead Rifles 33 Military Police 23 ROTC 1,2,5,43 Captain 43 Silent Pla- toon 23 Activities Committee 4. JOSEPH J. sAccO MILDRED M. SACKRIEDE Volleyball 23 Aurora 43 Choir 43 Glee 1: Masque Applicators 43 Music Clinic 43 Music Contest 43 Polars 1,2,3,4Q March With Faith 43 Vocal Vikings 43 Y-Teens 4. JOHN J. SALB, JR. ROTC Band 13 ROTC 23 North Star Freshman Reporter3 Circulation Depart- ment 23 G. 1. College, Kumanoto, japan 5. JOAN G. SALLANDER Basketball l3 Aurora l,2,3,43 BEST Show 5,43 Choir 2,33 Glee 13 Masque Applicators 43 Music Contest 3,43 Na- tional Music Contest 43 Red Cross Honor Group 13 We March With Faith 33 Shutterbugs 43 Vocal Vikings 3. 43 Madrigals 53 Girls' Sextct 4: Vikcttcs 5,4. MAXINE SALYARDS French Alliance 1, 2. MARILYN DARLENE SAUL National Forensic League 3g Basket- ball l3 Soccer 13 Volleyball 13 Aurora Advertising Committee 43 Fire Patrol 5,43 G.A.A. 13 Landscape Patrol 43 XVc March Wfith Faith 3. KEITH A. SCHERMERHORN Track 1,3343 Football 33 Hi-Y 25,43 Treasurer 53 Landscape Patrol 43 Mo- tion Picture Operators 43 North Star 5,43 Sports Editor 43 ROTC l,2.33 Norseman Staff 33 Associate Editor 3: Hi-Y Intercity Council 3,43 President 43 Hi-Y State Council 4. GEORGE M. SCHINKER DOROTHY J. SCHREPEL Volleyball 1,23 Hockey 23 Basketball 1,2343 Aurora 43 Choir 3,43 Choir Board 43 Music Contest 43 Student Comlimission 43 Vocal Vikings 43 Viket- rcs . PATRICK MARTIN SCHULTZ Baseball 2,33 Football 53 Basketball 13 ROTC l.2,3,43 Second Lieutenant 43 We March With Faith 3. ROBERT J. SEDLACEK Aquila Aquilonis 3,43 Aurora 33 Mead Rifles 53 Military Police 23 ROTC 1, 23,43 Captain 43 Silent Platoon 23 Crack Squad 3: Junior Classical Lea- gue 3,4 ALICE M. SEVERYN NATIONAL HONOR SocrE'rY Honor Roll 13 Aurora 1,2,5,43 Choir 23 Dance Band 23 Glee 13 Music Clinic 23,43 Music Contest 5,43 Orchestra I,2,3,43 School Band 43 We March XVith Faith 2,33 Student Commission iz String Quartet 43 Y-Teens l,2. GORDON W. SHAFER Football 43 Student Manager 43 Au- rora 43 Boys' O Club 43 Choir 3,43 Fire Patrol 43 Glee 53 North Star 5,43 Staff Photographer 43 ROTC l,2,3,43 Second Lieutenant 43 Shutterbugs 2,3, 43 President 43 Ensemble 4. THOMAS LEAHY SHORT,JR. Track I,2,3,45 Basketball 2,35 North Star 2,3,45 Norseman Staff 3. DONALD D. SIEBLER Motion Picture Operators 45 Student Commission 4. JANE M. SIMPSON NA'FIONAL HONOR SOCIETY National Forensic League 45 Aurora 3, 45 BEST Show 3,45 Choir 2,3,45 Fire Patrol 45 French Alliance 45 Glee 15 Masque Applicators 45 Music Contest 2,3,45 We March With Faith 3,45 Student Commission 45 Vocal Vikings 3,-4. SHIRLEY MAREE SIMPSON Basketball 1,2,3,45 Volleyball 1,2,3,4C Badminton 2.3.45 Soccer 1,2.35 Ping Pong, 1,2,3,45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Tennis 25 Aurora 45 Baton Twirlers 1,25 BEST Show 45 G.A,A. 1,2,3,45 President 45 Masque Applicators 45 Polars 1,2,3,45 Shutterbugs 3,45 Declamatory Contest 45 Senior Play 4. BEVERLY JEAN SIP Basketball 25 Baseball 25 Volleyball 2: G.A.A. 2,3,45 Glee 25 Masque Ap- plicators 45 South High 1. DOROTHY ELLEN SMILEY NATIONAL HONOR Sociizry Quill and Scroll 45 Honor Roll l,2.3,-4, Aurora l,2,3,45 Choir 2,5545 Fire Pa- trol 3,45 Glaciers 3,45 Glee 1: Masque Applicators 3,45 Music Contest 3,45 State Music Contest 3,45 North Star 3,45 World-Herald Correspondent 45 Norseman Staff 45 January Editor 45 We March With Faith 2,3,45 Stu- dent Commission 3,45 Vocal Vikings 2,3,45 Madrigals 35 Kikettes 3,45 North Star Freshman Reporter. D. JOANNE SMITH NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY National Forensic League 3,45 Aurora 3,45 BEST Show 3,45 Choir 3,45 Dance Band 3,45 Music Clinic 3,45 Music Contest 3,45 Orchestra 3,45 We March XVith Faith 3,45 Vocal Vikings 3,4. RICHARD R. SMITH Aurora 2,35 Hi-Y 25 Mead Rilies 2,35 Rifle Team 45 ROTC 1,2,3,45 Second Lieutenant 45 Silent Platoon 2,35 grgick Squad 2,35 S.T.S. 35 Eta Beda NANCY LOU SODARO Basketball 2,35 Volleyball 2,35 Baseball 2,35 Fire Patrol 3,45 French Alliance 2,35 Glee I5 Masque Applicators 45 Vice-President 45 Landscape Patrol 45 Polars 2,35 Y-Teens 3,45 Outside Dra- matic Productions 45 Senior Play 4. TOD E. SOLOMON Aurora 253,45 Choir 45 Hi-Y 25 Mead Rifles 35 Military Police 2,35 ROTC 1,2,3,45 Captain 45 Silent Platoon 2,35 Crack Squad 2,35 Vocal Vikings 45 Eta Beda 3,4. JOHN SORENSON Football 25 Track 3,45 Boys' O Club 3,45 Motion Picture Operators 45 Stu- dent Commission 4. MILTON N. STASTNY Honor Roll 15 Wrestling 35 Silent Pla- toon 35 ROTC l,2,3,45 Second Lieu- tenant 4. DOLORES STENSTROM Honor Roll l,2,3,45 Masque Applica- tors 3,45 Polars 3,45 Student Council 2,35 Outside Dramatic Productions 45 Senior Play 45 Y-Teens 3. PEGGY M. STINE Honor Roll 15 Basketball 2,35 Soccer 25 Volleyball 1,2,3,45 Aurora 2,45 BEST Show 45 El Polo Del Norte 3,45 Edi- tor 3,45 Fire Patrol 45 Landscape Pa- trol 45 Polars 2,3,45 Vice-President -15 S,T.S. 3,45 Student Council 45 Y-fcens 3,45 Cabinet Member 45 Red Cross Honor Group 1,2. DOROTHY H. SULLENGER NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Honor Roll 2,35 Ping Pong 35 Field Hockey 35 Soccer 35 Aurora 1,2,3,45 BEST Show 35 Dance Band 35 French Alliance 15 G.A,A. 3,45 Masque Ap- plicators 45 Music Clinic 45 Music Con- test 45 Orchestra 1,2,3,45 Polars 1.2, 3,45 Girls' Rifle Team 3,45 We March With Faith 35 Student Commission 3,45 Y-Teens 15 All City High School Orchestra 45 String Ensemble 4. JAMES L. SUTTON ROTC Band 1,2. CHAD L. TAYLOR Football 2,3,-15 Basketball 2,3,45 Base- ball 3,45 Track 35 Boys' O Club 3,45 Eta Beda 3,4, JEANNETTE A. TAYLOR r Roll 3 Mas ue A licators 4 Hono , 1 Q PP 1 Polars 2,45 Outside Dramatic Produc- tions 45 Senior Play 4. MARYANN J. TAYLOR Aurora 45 Choir 2,3,45 Glee 15 Music Contest 45 Vocal Vikings 45 Y-Teens 1,2,5,45 Cabinet Member 1,2,3,4. ROBERT L. THACKER GRETA A. THOMAS Senior Dinner Committee 45 Cap and Gown Committee 4. RUTH ANN THOMAS Quill and Scroll 45 Honor Roll 3,45 Choir 25 Fire Patrol 45 Glee 15 North Star 3,45 Advertising Manager 45 Norseman Staff 45 Assistant Circulation Manager 4. GERALDINE J. TIMME Baseball 1,25 Basketball 1,35 Aurora 45 BEST Show 35 G.A.A. 35 Masque Ap- plicators 45 Polars l,2,3,45 Y-Teens 3, 45 Outside Dramatic Productions 45 Senior Play 4. DONALD K. UNVERT Motion Picture Operators 45 Music Contest 25 Orchestra 1,25 ROTC Band 1,25 We March With Faith 2. RONALD J. VANECEK LEANN VAN KIRK Baseball 53 Basketball 3g Baton Twirl- ers 1,23 Choir 2,43 Fire Patrol 43 G.A,A, 5,fi3 Glee 13 Masque Applica- tors -ig Polars 54, EMIL J. VOLCHECK, JR. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY National Forensic League 5,-Ig Honor Roll 1,2.5.-I3 Aquila Aquilonis 53 Au- rora AI3 B.S.O. 5,4g Sergeant-at-Arms -13 Treasurer fi3 Red Cross Honor Group 53 We Match W'ith Faith 33 S.T.S. 5,263 Treasurer -i3 Student Commission 23 Student Council 2,3513 Debate Team 9,43 Junior Classical League 5,43 Presi- dent 53 High School Forum of the Air ,172 Youth Civic Council 1,2,3,-I. BARBARA ANN VREUGDENHIL Volleyball I,2,3,-IQ Polars -i. HAROLD E. WALKER Track 33 Fire Patrol -13 ROTC Band lg Student Commission 43 Glee 2. IMOGEN E J. WALKER Volleyball 1,33 Glee 23 Red Cross -I3 Aurora Advertising Committee -'I3 Stu- dent Commission 4. ROBERT B. WEDERGREN Honor Roll 23 Fire Patrol 43 Student Commission 33 Student Council 1.2.3. WANDA LUIS WHITE North Star Freshman Reporter. NANCY RUTH WILL INIATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY National Forensic League IQ Honor Roll 1,2,43 Basketball 1,23 Volleyball 1.23 Baseball I,2Q Chess Club 13 El Polo Del Norte 3.-43 Fire Patrol 43 G.A.A. I.2,3,-iig Glaciers -ig Masque Applicators -i3 S.T,S, -I3 Student Com- mission -I. H. DAVID WILLEY NA'fIONAL HONOR SOCIETY National Forensic League 3,43 Presi- dent 43 Honor Roll 1,2,3.43 Aurora 43 B.S.O. 3,43 Sergeant-at-Arms 33 Treas- urer 43 Secretary -I3 President 43 Chess Club 2,53 Fire Patrol 3,43 Faculty Com- mittee 43 Military Police 2,33 Silent Platoon 2,33 We March With Faith 5: High School Forum of the Air SQ S,T.S. 5,43 Sergeant-at-Arms 43 Stu- dent Commission 3,43 Debate 3,43 Boys' State 33 Board of Control 43 ROTC 1,2,3. JUNE D. WILLIAMS N.ATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Quill and Scroll -I3 Honor Roll 1.2. 5.43 Volleyball 23 Aurora 5.-lg BEST Show 43 Choir 3,43 Treasurer 43 fl Polo Del Norte 23,43 Editor 5,43 Fire Patrol 43 Glaciers -ig Glee 13 Music Contest 53 North Star 3.43 World- Herald Correspondent 33 News Editor I3 Board of Control 43 Vocal Vikings 5.43 Y-Teens 1.25.43 Vikettes 3. KENNETH R. WILSON Frcnch Alliance 23 ROTC 1. LA VONNE XVINSLOW' MARLENE ANN WINTERBERG Choir 2.5.41 Fire Patrol 5.-1: G.A.A. l,2,f5,4: Glee 1. VIRGINIA M. WOELFEL Honor Roll 15 Aurora 2,35 BEST Show j,4g Cheer Leaders 3,4g Fire Patrol 5,45 G.A.A. 1,2,3,4g Masque Applica- tors 4: Polars 1,2,5,4g Sergeant-au Arms 5: We March With Faith 4: S.T,S. -ig Student Commission 3,-ig Y- Teens -fi: Girls' Rifle Team 5,-i. NORMAN L. WOODWORTH Football 25,43 Xlifrestling 5g Track I, 2.14: Boys' O Club 5,-13 President -ig Fire Patrol 5.43 French Alliance 2.33 Eta Beda fi. JOHN V. WOOLLEY Aurora -lg B.S.O. 3.-li Choir -ig ROTC I,2,i.f-ll Captain -'ig S,T.S. 3,-fig Treas- urer fig Student Commission 3.-ig Com- hzu Platoon 2. ROBERT T. WOTHERSPOON National Forensic League 5g Honor Roll 1.2g Football 51 Aurora 2,3. B.S.O. 2,35 Chess Club 2: Choir 1,1 3.-l: El Polo Del Norte 35 Editor 5. Glec I3 North Star Freshman Repor- rcrsg ROTC 1.2.33 S.T.S. 33 Vocal Vikings 3.-ig Ensemble -i. PHYLLIS A. WRIGHT Polnrs l.2.5.-il Y-Teens l,2. WALLACE DEAN WRIGHT Honor Roll 33 Aurora 3,43 BEST Show -iz B.S.O. 3,4g Dance Band 2.3.-A: Fire Patrol -ig Hi-Y 51 ROTC Band 1.2.5.-ig First Lieutenant 45 School Band 5.45 Student Commission -A. Saxophone Choir 5. STANFORD L. YOSSEM National Forensic League -iz Track 9. ROTC l. MARY LOUISE ZARBANO Red Cross Honor Group 1.2. KAYE A. AVERY Honor Roll 1.2.33 Baseball 1,235.41 Basketball 132.53143 Volleyball 1.2.5,-13 Soccer 2.5.43 Hockey 2.5.-ig Aurora 443 Fire Patrol 5,45 G,A.A. l,2,5,41 Glaciers 53 Hi-Y 23 Landscape Patrol 33 Polars l,2,3,-il Red Cross Intercity Council I3 Girls' Rifle Team 12.3.43 President 13 Secretary 25,43 Treasurer Lig We March Xvith Faith 23 S.T.S. 3.41 Sergeant-at-Arms 31 Y-Teens 3: Student Council S,-1. ROSALIE MAE BARNETT Aurora 2,341 BEST Show 23 Glee 2: Orchestra 1.2.3511 Polars 2. BEVERLY BESSEY Red Cross Honor Group l. LEONARD BYBEE HAROLD A. CHRISTIANSEN Aurora 2,43 BEST Show 3.4: Choir 3. -iz Vice-President -ig Glee 13 Masque Applicators -lg Music Lllinic fig Music Contest 4: ROTC lg NXT March XX ixh l'uith 'QI Vocal Vikings ri. ALYCE J. COWLES Glee l: Ensemble ri. DORIS JEAN DIEHM French Alliance bl: Polars 3,43 Volley- ball l. MARGARET DUNN SHIRLEY IVI, MCCRACKEN Glee 1. EUGENE JOSEPH MELCHER ROTC 1.23.41 Second Lieutenant 4. WILLIAM T. MOELLER Aurora 2.5.12 BEST Show 2.32 Lhoir -ig Notion Picture Operators 3.4: ROTC 1.23 Shuzterbugs 3.43 President iz Stage Crew 2.33 Vocal Vikings 4. GLENN A. PRIGEON, JR. Aurora 2.3.-I3 BEST Show 25,11 ROTC 13 Shutterbugs 53 Stage Crew 2.3.4. FRANK D. TOWNSEND Choir 2,3,4g Glee lg Shutterbugs 5.4. LA VERNE A. WESTLING Track 3,4g Golf -ig Aurora 2,4g Choir 4g French Alliance 1,25 Military Po- lice 4g Provost Marshall 43 Orchestra 2g Rifle Team 3,4g Commander Sec- ond Team 4g ROTC Band 1,23 ROTC 5,4g Captain 45 Student Commission 5.4: Vocal Vikings -1: Ensemble 43 Senior Play 3. Senior Play . . . Dinner Dance . . Baccalaureate . . . Picnic ....... Commencement . . CLASS OFFICERS NORMAN XVOODWORTH Prexidenf JOHN FABIAN Vice-President JUNE WILLIAMS Secretary Sergeanlrfal-Awnr DON BEATTY LLOYD BOONE PAT DEMPSEY DON FITCH JEAN JACKSON PEGGY STINE CLASS ACTIVITIES JESSE E. WHITAKER Dance Band 2: Military Police 23,43 Rifle Team 23,43 ROTC Band l,2,5,4g ROTC l.2,3g School Band 4g Silent Platnon 5. MARCELLA A. ZERBS Polars 1.23 Red Cross Honor Group 1,2, ...May 28 ....june3 ...June 6 ...June 8 ...June 9 Printing DOUGLAS PRINTING Con:-my Engraving Busan Eucmvx NG COMPANY Binding Timm: RULING COMPANY Senior Photography SKOGLUND CoLv1N-Hmm Group Photography WILL Wanrwolu-H Candid Photography SHUTTLRBUGS Lf! 'PQ IT. 3 E Lg ITT Lg 3. L ' ,I A
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