Omaha North High School - Norseman Yearbook (Omaha, NE)

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'fwzrffm V' Q. r 1 ., MW H fa , W 1 .,,,.., W, , :ff .W ,M 2 ' l53f,,,, - W m.,.,f. -qj I :V P' ' wrwff-A -WL., M-www WMMW ,W M, V, fwff'ffWwwMvmvw ,f 5 , A Q ff North High Vikings This IS TN H Hugh School ut stands hugh atop the Aries Avenue hull between Thirty sixth and lurty eventh Streets overlooking the North Omaha community in which its stu dents live ne building contains an auditor: um a cw 'rn rum with locker faculutues or both bfys an.: asrls thirty eight classrooms two laborator cs wo libraries two shops three drawing ooms w ll as a mc lern cafeteria Viewed from he air North thr e stormed brick building looks like c. grant E Tne stu dents and Cl ulty here will tell you that the E repr s nts the ey ellence for which they strive n the r academic work as well as nn their ex ra curricular activities North Omanans are proud of their school Since ut opened its doors an September l924 It has played a s gn t cant part in their com munity life Th North Omaha Kiwanis the Commercial Club and the P T A can be counted upcn for cooperatnon and support in every North Hugh protect ln June l94-4 through their efforts North Highs grounds were landscaped as a Irv: mg memorial to grad uates of North who fell ID battle during World War ll Each spring the lilac hedge as a thing of beauty and an eloquent reminder ln l947 North Omahans outfitted the 90 Vvodd Herald photograph by John Savage piece marching band in uniforms of blue and gold The band today performs for civic affairs as well as school activities lt was awarded its E for excellence In the fall for its outstand :ng half time performances at football games lts intricate illuminated formations IH dark ened stadiums thrilled thousands of spec tators The North P T A is the only one in the city to sponsor a special meeting for parents of freshmen students so that they can meet the faculty and become acquainted with the North curriculum and activities Another E for excellence has been pinned on the North Hugh Vikings In the athletic de partment Twenty five per cent of the boys en rolled at North played football this year North Omahans take pride nn the fine physical con clltvon and good sportsmanship of their hugh scr ool students he shelves of Norths mann library and freshman library contain 9 OOO volumes Forty different pernodlcals full the magazine racks A five year file of the magazines IS kept for reference work The circulation of the library totals 67 OOO books a year averaging -4O per pupil The library spends about Sl OOO a year fd b wks and magazines . . 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'-L. .-KW' 'hw :Q S .., .iv . vi,-: ,gm rg North Classrooms Prepare There as a corps of fifty nune teachers seven clerks two librarians two United States army sergeants an army captaln and a nurse to gulde the l SOO enrolled nn North Hugh A student here can prepare for college the bus: ness world or a career nn the home He can develop has particular talents IH a variety of classes and actuvutues for North offers classes In art vocal and unstrumental muslc lournal :sm speech drarnatucs debate stagecraft and manual arts He can develop leadership an one or more of a large number of clubs asso lated wnth the classworlc of the school He can learn to cooperate an communlty service by partncupatnng nn the Student Council and Commlssron the r-ure Patrol or the Red Cross or he can assist nn the publication of the school paper and the annual or serve as a stu dent member of one of the many commlttees whnch are formed of students and faculty to regulate the school s actuvutnes The fnrst school un Omaha to have an ROTC North stall offers each boy an opportunuty to have four years of mllltary tralnlng Puctured at left Learnung the fundamentals of Algebra Rehearsal for the BEST show De llnlng anal congugatlng In Mrs Forbes Latln cla S ' I 1 1 I I I . 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L , g For Manq Vucahons 'UN Brave sensors face camera and Enghsh VIII Watch the sparks fly Art students prepare posters and hand painted chma Englnsh tutors dnscuss Shakespeare Typung makes efflclent students Maps play Important part m world hustary 'lurf wma-,,.c., -Hd '7hu..2 j,,,, f i Actuvutues Tram for No pucture of North Hugh would be complete wuthout mentuonung the annual Best Show and the Aurora whuch are known throughout the cuty as among the funest youth talent shows Prevuews of North s talented teenagers were guven at the Best Show November 22 and 23 North s twenty suxth Aurora played three eve nung performances and a matunee March Z9 through Aprul l And no North Omahan wull let you over look the excellence of North Hugh s symphony orchestra or uts chour The orchestra us the only school group un the cuty to have complete unstrumentatuon and the annual Chrustmas chour concerts have attracted lusteners for years lt can safely be saud that ut you want to hear a recutal of what ut takes to buuld an excellent hugh school all you have to do us talk to a North Hugh student hus parents or hus teach ers Puctured at left Polars entertaun grud team un December Sedlacek sounds oft at B S O meetung BEST show presents clarunet quartet CIVIC Respnnslhlllhg yy, buy AMN!! Rodxo Salute to North Hugh Y Teens Burthdoy Porty STS holds pot luck supper un school cofetend Chose drrects os bond sends teom off to Scottsbluff Gold Polors ond bond perform at South game Another phose of the Scottsbluff send off The colonel cmd has lody waltz ,,A 91 Vikings Find Pleasure VW 'ibn-.,, Electuon day in Glacuers Y Teens show off Christmas prolect Band members line up Outdoor pep rolly opens football season Mart and Jonle reign as kung ond queen of sports Close harmony rn ll4 Beauty rn the Christmas spirit 75 per cent of North Hugh s male population 5 X. ' P l vt .D M . 3 4 . .r Q' Through the School Year G-sq Tableau characters Shutterbugs develop for Norseman and North Star Home EC students arrange hollday decorations Booky takes a skeleton out ot the closet The schoo! sweetheart on Valentines day The beginning of Red Cross wuth Clara Barton Indlan S out on Horseback adorns mam floor doorway Speech and musuc choirs combine talents for Chrnstrnas program 11 1 1 111 1 1 1111 L I 1 1 I1 f 17 fi L L I i 1 ll 11111 X11 1 11111 1 17411415 1 1 1x 11111 Administration 1111 l'1l1f.'1, fx' 1111 i 111'1 111 f 111 1171 1A1i1111'1f1. 111111111 11 1.11111 ,s ' iq 111111f111'1111'1f1111g1111111 1f11'111-f11'1 111 111 111'11lq1'1111, I11 1111 11111111 11111 11111111 1111 11111 117 ,N'111'1f1 lligff 51'f11111f 11 1'11111111111111w f11'1Kq1A111 111 1'1i1111'1'l1. 1f1'11f1f11111111. 1 111 1 111143 11 111111111 1111 f1vi 1f11'1111 ry 111 11.111111 f1f1 11 1'111' Aff ,i,x'1f11f' 1'f.'f1ff1f1-.iv ffl. f , AK .-JV Af2,.:: ,2'. E V EA.. :EEI I f-'im Eg 1.,,: ,.:, ' f is a Awww Mmm A HENRY C MEENTS Pruncupal Although Henry C Meents ns a man of many nnterests most of has attention goes to North Hugh Mr Meents as one ot Norths most loyal boosters A soldier durung World War I many of hls experuences make for nnterestnng hstenung when Mr Meents acts as a substntute teacher Hns good counsel hrs understandung has trnendluness and has sense of humor all com bnne to make hum the number one trnend of the students and teachers X it 1 W ' fW 't I - - 1 f I I I . KENNETH BURKHOLDER Assustant Pruncupal Dean of Boys As assustarut pruncupal dean of boys unter cuty Board of Control member and the father of two small sons Kenneth Burkholder s fume us well occupued To full hus leusure hours Mr Burkholder often teaches classes at Creughton Unuversuty and Omaha Unuversuty An ardent athletuc fan Mr Burkholder at tends all of North s sports events He often accompanues the teams on theur out of town trups Mr Burkholder us a very busy and versa tule man HELEN E ROBINSON Dean of Gurls Muss Helen E Robunson plays an umportant part un each year s actuvutues at North As dean of gurls she auds many graduatung senuor gurls wuth fruendly conferences concernung theur fu tures Muss Robunson us always wullung to help any gurls seekung guudance Muss Robunson was one of the fourteen teachers who observed theur twenty fufth year of teachung at North last year She was a mem ber of the orugunal staff who opened the North doors to students for the furst tume un Sep tember 1924 1 1 ' , Q , . f ' - I . , . . . . fy' I , . 'Q'- 'M Barlow Barnes Barrett Barstow Betts Bond Bookmeyer B tler Carey Chase Coll Cowman Crobbe C ocker M1dEElltl1l'lj School Year Marked bg Among the North Hugh faculty the I949 l95O school year was marked by change and tragedy Seven new teachers loaned the staff rn September ThomasC Johnson a Unrversrty of Nebraska graduate fllled the general sc: ence posrtron of N V Franklln who retured Another Nebraska alumnus Keuth Stewart and an alumna of North Hugh and Omaha Unnversrty Mrs Barbara Barlow loaned the soclal scrence department They replaced the retrred Mrs Julia Schmitt and Mrs Mary Paulson Carey who was granted a leave of ab sence Cronkhute Mass Twrla Cowman took over drrectron of the cholr She exchanged posltnons wnth Mrs Marvella Werner Burmester who rs now teach mg musrc at Monroe School Mrs Marlon Peterson was added to the Eng lush teachrng staff In the place of Mrss Elrza beth Farrell who also retrred after many years of servuce At the beglnnrng of the second semester Captam John H Wlllard assumed charge of the R O T C department whrch since S ptem ber had been under the supervlslon of Master Sergeant Edward Cronkhrte wlth the assrstan e Dally Dorsey Drennan Ekbera Ektelt Erw n Forbes Gast Hamrlton Harte Haynes Hellngso Hunsakcr Wav? lui' -445 was is u ins r - I-V L . . , . 1 ' , ' - I I I ' I . . . . . 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Ki, STUDENT COLJ lCll Back row lensen Grau Fahland Jensen I Sh nrock L Nelson M Nelson Potte ger Zlch Moyer Boner May Wnemann Cooke Howland Mss Crocker Front row Jar s Johnson Student Euuncll Boasts New Eunslltullnn Student Councul as the representative group whose members are nominated by enther a club or their class They are then voted upon by the student body There are twenty members on the Council and lust that many were nom: noted thus year so there was no electron lt ns thus group of students that governs and works for the good of the school In many ways When the school year ended the Councul had Mass Robinson and Mr Meents do the honors for Santa Claus Martun LaRue and the Chrnstmas Belle Joyce Ywrebel drawn up a new consltutnon The new canstltu tuon states the purpose of the Councnl and des ugnates the tlme of meetings lt succeeds very well nn nts objects which are To assist un carrylng out polncles and rules as prescribed by the school admxnlstratuon and the students and to act as a representative body un present :ng students problems to the school admlnns tration Pe c l ponnters who sold the Councxl s pencxls are left to rught uth Small Corinne Fleming Janlce Wutke 'vlarsha Johnson and Nancy Rystrom Seated Donalda Matson l T f- Z . , , , , , Zwmluc I V , , . , i , 4 , , f f f f f ' - 7 V' f - A - I l I . . . . . ,, . . , . 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' 1, . 1 . . vu ., ' , 1, R , , , 4 . , , Y A Q' ' ,T , M I.. ,sf V 5 X X ff up X Q x ,, 5 It 3 Y f'w , lm, ' , , rw' N ,v Q , Top pucture STUDENT COMMISSION Back row Roddy Fratt McCormIck L Moore Schmucker Sauure Bredermann Galloway Bloamgren Mathews Muller Huddlestan Longvulle Second row Thompson Nelson Wutke Penny McClelland Wldmler Talmadge Merlca Olson Srnnth Thoren Bauer Johnson M Moore Fnrst row Frned Gllllam Mrkvncka Lar on Fouts Schmidt Post Englund Sales To and the actnvuty fund thus year Councul members sold pencnls during the football bas ketball and wrestllng seasons with the respec tnve schedules prunted on the blue and gold pencnls The Student Councul also oversees the Stu dent Commission Lee Nelson who was pres: dent of the Council thus year, automatncally controlled the Commnssnon as well A courtesy campaugn was conducted throughout the school by the Councll dunng the sprung Pencils were agann sold, advertlslng the Aurora Bottom picture STUDENT COMMISSION Back row Furey Madsen Engelhardt Hough Malm Kohrell Fogelstrom Langevnn Mleynek Howell Drew Kellstrom Morse Jacobs Wnlhelrny Second row Reed Matson Rystrom Patrick ONeuII Pnel A Johnson Kung Danze Sklff R Johnson Letovsky Grosso Chullnno Small First row Goodwin E Flemlng Ash Engle C Flemung Cloyed Muller walter Cornett Kemper Cotton One of the best ways to serve the school IS to belong to Student Commusslon Mass Aluce B Crocker sponsors the organuzatnon whnch Includes enghty snx members To belong to the Commsssuon a student must apply by brnngung a certnfucate wuth grades and recommendatuons from has teach ers After Mass Crocker has approved the ap plucant she assugns hum a duty Duties Include hall assignments lunch room and cafeteria supervusuon Isbrary aswstantshuns nurses ands and snmnlar work I sewer, obergi, Ekbergferdklmb, om, wmef zdml, someyf scharo, barsons, Chase, Moore, Ifead, Petersen, Wilfirlg, sho! l I B . . 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OFFICTRS Back row Peterson Beauchamp Hand Stastny Wrrght Marr Fulton Wrlllams Front row Mlcyrfc-k man txelum lohn on Hanan Second row Schlro Chase Kohrell Sedlacck Fahland Klcrn Duff Fklncrg Langcvn R U TC Eadets Have Numerous ACl1Vll1BS The actnvutres of the North l-lrgh School R OT C are numerous and varied Thus year the cadets ushered at hockey games and the lce Follues outsrde of school at the Aurora and specral programs held at North Members of the R O T C also were color bearers at eleven Lt Colonel Gerdon Fahland and has lady Rae Johnson performances of the Ak Sar Ben Rodeo and Stock Show and at the Shrune Crrcus The Crack Squad also gave a matrnee and evenrng performance at the clrcus Student traffic from street cars before and after school was drrected each day by several cadets The work ofthe R O T C durrng the wh I Inspection at which North always rece v s very hugh rating Recognrt on day was held May 24th at 6 OO P M rn Creighton Staduum wuth May 25th as an alternate date In case of bad weather Prctured at left top Crack squad p us s durrng drull rn tne cafeterra Mrddle A clrsolav of weapons and offlcer and lady dancrng at ball Belcw Offrcers form arch durlng ball ehearsal rn avm Pnctured at rrght top John Wall conducts a c as se slon Mrddle Sergeant Haynes drrects the rrfle tea w cn the range Below Mrlotary po'rce assrst an seernq tudents safely off a' 3 OJ x, . -. I 15 I . I' 'I . : I , i I, ,V , I , I A V, I I I I , I I I I I I I . . . . . , . , . ' I I , ' , , .t.. ' o e year is directed towards the annual Federal - . ' I t- f One ofthe highlights of the season was the annual Military Ball held at Peony Park Janue ary 6. The Crack Squad performed and the new officers were revealed. The new Lieu- tenant Colonel and his lady were Gerdon Fah- land and Rae Johnson. The R.O.T.C. band gave a concert before the entrance of the officers and their ladies in the Grand March. The Battalion Rifle Team captained by Frank Sedlacek, competed with other high school rifle teams and with the Girls' Rifle team at North. The l43 members of the R.O,T.C. were un- der the direction of Captain John l-l. Williard, assistant professor of military science and tactics. l-le was assisted by Sgt. Edgar l-l. Haynes and Sgt. E, J. Cronkhite. Top picture BOYS RIFLF TEAM Back row Schroder Ruh Wall Johnson Stastny Duff Hnclman Kung Henrnkson Haynes Front row Ryan Herman Sedlacek Wrught Schlotrnan Welling Pnctured on opposnte page COMPANY A Back row Hodges Nelsen Guthens Jenklns Bazer Nelson Nnelsen McDonald Conser Peters Decker Bcs ey Thrnll Whlte Second row Larson Fox Run Schmntz Hoo ver Schlotman Parks Dorner Cochran Kasdorf Kuehl Johnson Wocltcl Relnke Brown Henruckson Front row Bcutel Whltc heafl Gray Shcdeler Wellung Herman Waller Maur Johnson Nelum Fulton Fahland Duff Hnndrnan Kleln COMPANY B Bark row Kasparek Fromon Sucldnck Henrnck son Carnpbe'I Vullrodt Storms Srnlth Muff Fox Fonsey Davis Saunlers Hudson Wheeler Muller Dyyng Kerrugan Second row Layey Snnclaur Runge Shlcleler George Burnham Nnckel Muck Larson Nelson Rnchardson Uehllng Ryan Kung Bowyer Poast Schroder Furst row Frank Peterson Hazard Langevun Kohrell Scalacek Schlro Wrnght Ncef Meruca Wrll COFIVHSI' Trller Anderson Bottom pncture CRACK SQUAD Back row Srnnth Cochran Thurd row Hen nkson Neef Second row Anderson Gray Front row Sedlacek Conner Wall Klein Sgt Cronkhnte COMPANY C Back row Hansen Eck Smnth Hunt Barnes Muller Roll Gordon Vanclc pool Vaughn Wrnqht Pooe Grnmm Anderson Wnght Turncr Second row K Zulfer Turley Fowler Boker Johnson E Zulter Henderson Kruse Nielson Strlle Whnte Peter on Ryan Urlauh Vogt Lawslo Heumbaugh Front row Rhodes Chose Schrmclt Kostkan Carpenter ODeII Waller Stastny Ekbcrg Torna Carter Carlson Dorfmeyer O terholm Galbranth - 7 . , , , , 7 . , . . - , , , . , A sf I Q - . . . 1 . , - - s 5 1 f , , , , J , f f , . f 5 I . 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Top plcture FIRE PATROL Back row Johnson Letovsky Chrustensen Fratt Danze Fahland Davus Ekstrom Goldsberry Kmgston Kuplln Langevln Heelan Jensen Englehardt Second row Cotton Downing Harden Grau Nelson Chase Jensen Erdkamp Bneder mann Fratt Boner Gllluam Longvllle Kung Front row Damato Fellman Ertckson Fulton Fouts Baker Nelson Heald Bothum Anderson Klmball Anderson Davis Bottom pucture FIRE PATROL Back row Munson Vnerson Taylor Sales Schmucker Penny Wldmler Talmadge Pottexger Prawl Furey Johnson Second row Madsen Whnte Zwlebel Wnlfung Moore Petersen Wulley D Tannahrll Tott Small Patrlck Perrln Mr Dally Front row Stecher Thoren Sodaro McDonnell Sedlacek Wheeler Squire McClelland Showalter Mr Hellugso A Capable Patrol Requlates Flra Bulls A school as large as North l-hgh must have a large and capable staff of Fare Patrol mem bers to regulate traffic durung ture drills Nrnery four student patrol members are reg ulorly on duty at all ture drllls Each floor and the grounds outslde the bulldnng are super vrsed by a committee of ture patrol members The members worklng under floor captalns use theur Influence to and ID clearing the build :ng qunckly and quletly They report to mem bers of the committee Only one organlzatuon meeting was held thus Year The patrol members received all orders at thus tnme and all other problems were worked out between student members of the faculty commlttee and the sponsor Bob Chrus tensen and Mary K Nelson acted as student members of the faculty commltte for the ture patrol E E l-lellngso IS chaurman of the ture patrol commuttee whlch also Includes H L Dolly Vernon Ekfelt and Carol Gast The ture patrol captalns thus year were Joyce Zwuebel Jum Danze, Dave Bothum, Bob Grau, and Sally Penny - 2 V V f V I I V ff I I V V V V V V V V V V V , V V V , V V V V V V V I 4 V V- V. V ' V V V V V V V V - I , ' , I , V , , I , - , Anderson, Peck, Post, 'Shinrock', Oberd, Schoonover, Paynel, , , , , . V V V , . . I I A ' . . N1 I I ' ' - I I ' ' - I Red Cross, Stage Crew Prove Valuable The North Hugh Junuor Red Cross Chapter us an actuve member ot the Inter cuty Councul Thus past year tl'e 52 student members at North headed by Presudent Allan Schuro made albums for toreugn countrues auded servuce groups throughout the cuty and gave gufts to a case study Roland Murphy ln September the North Chapter enter tauned the Inter cuty Councul In February they held a pot luck dunner, and were hosts to the Councul at a dunner dance agaun un Aprul Sponsor of the North Chapter us Mrs Helen Plamondon, assusted by Muss Clare Carey Top puctu L RED CROSS Back row Kohrell Muller Schrepel Wuthers Road Chase Gordon Fellman Kasdorf Gerry Fellman Conner Mleynek Trotter Howland Langevun Munkun Frank Second row Reed Hanson Houston Watson Kung Matthews Johnson Schmudt Scheudt Weaver Jarvus Anderson Drew Kellstrom Potterger Fogelstrom Murphy Furst row Jensen Lenuhan Rood Fahland Erdkamp Jensen Wudmuer Feddersen Larson Post Talmaclge Ekberg Mathews Zelewsku Chandler Schuro Strell Cornett Under the leadershup of E E Erwun North s stage crew renders great servuce to the school These boys are the unseen and unlauded per farmers that make the Best Show Aurora senuor play and other stage productuons pos sub e By Mr Erwrn s careful trauntng the Stage crew learns how to handle spotlughts props and other detauls ot the stage Thus often bene futs theur own purses as they work for protes suonal opera companues and stage plays when they are un town Bottom pucture D Shapland B Shapland Hughes Tudwall T Shapland Hem rruer Robb Johnson Mr Erwun Front row Day Rosenbaugh Saab Fousey Barna Mollak Feddersen Tuetuens Johnson Scur to Frank . . . . , . . , ' I . . . . , , I . . 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' r I . f- 3 , , , , , STAGE CREW--Back row: Robertson, Allen, Hawkes, Richardson, Busg Stalls Puhllsh Norseman and North Star Frrst Semester Gerry Fellmor Joy e Erdkomp Elonne Jones Mordell Squnre Pot Scott Borboro McCormack, Betty Wulflng Shnrley Cornett L e Nelson Joyce John on Lyle Nlcklen Letutro Fro eur Donno Prowl Bob Peck nm Nsxon Duck Kurnboll l Duck Knngstonl NORTH STAR STAFF Monoglng Edutor Eoutorlol Chief News Fdutor Assocaote Edlto rs Sports Editor World Harold Correspondent Bus ness Monoge Crrculotlon Monoger Ltbrorlon Sports Wrlters FEATURE WRITERS Borboro Smnth C Second Semester Joyce Erdkomp Elorne Joncs Betty Wllfung Pot Scott Borboro Smnth Volerne Frott Shurley Cornett Corol Downmg Bob Peck Corol Thoren Gerry Fellmon Beverly Moore Donno Prowl ee Nelson tm Ntxon lDIck Klmboll 'Duck Kungston Corol Thoren Volerne Frott Lounse Moore Mory K Nelson Beverly Moore Borboro Gollowoy Vlvlon Cotton Letutuo Frozeur REPORTERS Donny Longevun Louuse Moore Bo rbo ro McCormack Fred Homon Lots Schmucker Corol Downlng Gerry Fellmon Loren M'eynel4 Fdutor 1950 NORSEMAN Jonuory Ldltor June Editors Copy Edutors Sports Actnvttnes Moke Up Soles Monoger Ctrculotnon Monoger Photogrophy Asslstonts Artmt Mory K Nelson Volerne Frott 5Vnvlon Cotton lBorboro Gollowoy tLetntlo Frozeur lMordeIl Squure X Donny Longevnn lLoren Mleynek tFrederuc Hornon 1Donno Prowl Eloune Jones Joyce Johnson Louuse Moore Ulm Klenn lJoe Burchord tDuone Crack Uock Muller Elolne Jones Norsernon Edutor Mory K Nelson V J l . A l .,........,..r, L. - 4 .........r..,. P - . . 1 5 . . 1 i . Morilyn Roddy , ................ Stott Artist . ,,.,...,........... Morilyn Roddy 1 :Lo J JA. I . l .,...,..... ' ..........--.-.... lJ 4 l , Q , A . . Is the copy for second page ready to go down to the printer s yet? Dud you remem ber to go to the engraver s? One nearly al ways hears these and slmllar remarks when he steps unto busy Room l42 For at ns rn thas room that the advanced lournalusm classes do theur lobs of publlshlng the North Star and Norseman Slnce l924 the North Star has been the school paper Muss Louise Barstow now a mathematlcs Instructor, was advlsor the fnrst year Mass Barstow now devotes all her atten tuon to arrthmetlc and Mrs Ellen Pearey In structs the lournalusm classes The flrst semester s North Stars were edlted by Gerry Fellman At the begtnntng ofthe sec ond semester Joyce Erdkamp took over thus ,ob Mary K Nelson had the responsubullty of edltung the l95O Norseman The trnp to Lmcoln ln November for the Nebraska Hugh School Press Assocuatlon Con vention provlded the pournallsts wuth memories to last them a llfetlme They not only enloyed themselves but were benefited by the formal dnscusslons Elalne Jones and Gerry Fellman won un the news edltnng and current event con test events lt as not uncommon for these young wrlters to work long after school IS out so they can NORTH STAR Ca' NORSEMAN Back row Johnson Scott Wllfmg Frozeur Langevln Mleynek Moore Roddy Jones Frott Second row Cotton Cornett Prawl McCormack Moore Thoren Nnxon North Star Edutors Gerry Fellman and Joyce Erdkamp meet the deadline for the North Star The Norseman crew spent many wearusome hours ln puttung the annual together Mrs Mary Snlver acted as photography ad vusor Wlth the help of Joe Burchard she took the faculty plctures for the Norseman Jlm Kleln proved lnvaluable un takung the Informal ptctures for the North Star and yearbook of varlous actlvltles Although there IS slight disagreement at tnmes as to whether edltorlals should be l V2 columns or 2 or rf thurd or fourth page should run the magoruty of the ads the staffs of both publucatuons work wnth unuty Wlthout co operatuon by all concerned fallure would re sult Schmucker M K Nelson Homan Dowmng Front row Peorey Smlth Fellman Squ re Ktmball Kleun L Nelson Peck Erd kamp Klngston Galloway , N, Q. :l,,. E K I I gl 5, x .: ,:::: - I If I I A , ' - ,X . g 1 1 I -f Q i 'ff ' I . , . - X' - 1 . , . I . . 1 I . . . - I I I - I . A I , , , , , . , , V . 1 , I , l , l , , . , I , 1 , , , . , , - Under Dgnamic Direction ef Samuel Thomas The North High instrumental music depart- ment has always played an important part in both city and school activities. ln January, the senior orchestra supplied 75 per cent ot the membership ot the all-city Festival Orchestra. From the pit orchestra that accompanied the annual Aurora, the Aurora stage band was chosen which also supplied music tor school dances. Another event, the Spring Concert, on May 25 and 26, featured more serious symphonic works. North has one ot the very few high school orchestras with complete symphonic in- strumentation. ORCHESTRA PERSONNEL PIANO Marlene Hattntan Mildred Michelson, Pat Propst VIOLIN -CONCERT MASTER, Archie Templeton Donaiean Bahr Norman Beauchafnp Lavine Caley Beth Kampman, Geralrt- ine Krielrs, Saily Jo Larsen, Carl Nelson, Mary Olson, Ruth Srnall, Charles Tillotson, Greta Young. VIOLA Elouise Ash, Jeanne Burger, Marilyn Chanriler, Carol Downing, Dolores Olsen, CELLO -Elaine Barker Margery DeLamctre, Ronalrl George, Jack Hayes, John Platt Jack Roll, Elrzaheth Templeton. STRING BASS Colene Coulter, Barbara Dale, Loyena Hutson Marian Koontz, Janet Westergarcx PICCOLO- Frederic l-Ionian. FLUTE- -Joyce Della, Joan Sherwin, CLARINET---Donald Chase, Mariorie Cook, Peggy Cooke, Loren Mleynek Byron Thompson OBOE -Steve Mickna Roger Thacker, BASSOON - Herman Frerichs, Beverly Moore FRENCH HORN Baroara Boner, Vivian Garrison Davirt Hunt Richard Nelson, Torn Rearl, Mary Tillotson, CORNET- Jay Fielrls LeRoy Klima Rrcharrl Musgrave, Ken Rurnery, TROMBONE Vivian Cotton LaRue Garrett Denns Geist, Bill Hagerman John Weaver TUBA DGvif1 VVIIIICTYWS DRUM Doualas Marsh Richant Waller TYNAPANY losvnne Heelan .3 4 . wfj , in . if W1 , ' 2 ' If H 5 5. K 6 x 2 I f I 5 Q f 4 Q , W if :D b'-:' f 4' ,:,. , is 9 F , ' l - 1 A : g l M 5 y Q . 4- : f H , H QQ, if MK ,il IV A 3 .Q H if N' S gg: .A'V':1 '35 ':- .A 4 Q '- ' A A'x' V M xi Q,, Q 2 Q' ? 5 X 'Se 5 as RX ' ,M-is Dance, Marching Bands Provide Music The North High senior band attended the Nebraska State fair in September and rep- resented Omaha on Omaha Day. The newest addition to the instrumental music department, this year, was the twenty- eight piece pep band which combined with the Gold Polars, forming the first band-pep squad cheering section in Omaha. These organiza- tions are all under the leadership of Samuel F. Thomas. On United Nations day they performed on the Court House lawn. The band also gave a marching band demonstration at the Ak-San Ben Rodeo and Live Stock Show last fall. During the football season, the senior band played at half-time periods. Spectators at night games saw the first band in this area perform using lighted caps and batons. On these occasions, the band was led by Drum Major Donald Chase or Majorette Barbara Boner. ln recognition of their fine work the sixty-eight band members were feted with a banquet at the Birchwood Club by North Oma- ha business men on February l5. BAND PERSONNEL PlCCOLO+Marilyn Chandler Frederic Hornan. FLUTEgJayce Della, Doris Frank Sally Jo Larsen, Joan Sherwin, Greta Young OBOE--Steve Mickna. CLARINETW Donald Chase, Moriarie Cook, Peggy Cooke Herman Frerichs, Yvonne Gillam Ronald Hall Lovena Hutson Carol Jane Larson Walter Merica Phyllis Moore, Loren Mleynck, Joann Nielsen Evelvn Pucci James Schmidt Bert Sherwin Byron Thompson, Judy Weir ALTO SAXOPHONE Beverly Lawslo Harlene Mathews Beverly Moore, Jackie White. TENOR SAXOPHONE- Jack Hayes Marilyn Holly BARITONE SAXOPHONE Roger Thacker. BASS SAXOPHONE- Leigh Fried CORNET--John Carson Robert Eisele Robert Ferauson Joy Fields, Dorothy Frank, Richard Johnson, LeRoy Klirna lahn Koch, Harlande Lantz Phil Mayherry, Duane Michael, Dean Mill Norman Misek, Richard Musgrave, Harold Richardson, Ken Rumery Lloyd Ulrich FRENCH HORN Elouise Ash, Barbara Boner, Vivian Garrison David Hunt Martha King Torn Read. TROMBONE Thomas Beach, lra Clark Robert Cotton Vivian Cotton Richard Funk, LaRue Garrett Dennis Geist Bill Hagerman Godfrey Horacek, Marguerite Murphy Marlene Newhouse, Robert Storms, John Weaver, Rodney Williams BARITONE Colene Coulter. Margery DeLamatre, Lehrene New- house. Betty Scheidt BASS- Robert Bauman Rolzert Gearae David Williams DRUM -Dorothy Davis Douglas Marsh Louis Means Janet Wes tergarrf TYMPANYW Elaine Barker BELLS- Nlorman Beauchamp BATON TWlRLERS---Mary Alice Carey Edith Frezlencksen Pat Fredericksen Ellen Grimit Helen Howell Geraldine Kriets DRUM MAJOR Donald Chase DRUM MAJORFTTE- Barhara Bo'er 1 J ' 'fi x Q'.vF': I 'gi Q' av .A 'Ai' , 95 Z 4 if X54 . ' 3 .' i A x ff - x fa- 'H 1 S p f , v . 4' R .- my ' - If ,g'w3,'3,ff' ip? aww .E :Exif 'y,??!,5iYeXE!Q15 f ' ' 6 M. f , P ' W , fm .Q , , , ,i W, 2 1 J, Q W if R ml 3 gn Q5 S he 1 Q N fi 'X Y' if A if .H -1 Y 3 A gy.. '93-H? gm 'J , 1 ' 4 I u 1 1 u Iss 5.4 -5 w ,Q A 1 J I l : Y Cl-lOlR Back row Wrlhelmy Jensen Hartman Moorhead Supch flsasser Marshall Pleiss Pratt Plant: Toolex Shipwriqht T Ramticra D lolvwon icconl row Baker Barlser Warqncr Chcyc Eglqttiyll Etrey Taylor Longxil'C Bm: lturx Ncwhousc' Choir, The vocal department welcomed a new die rector this year with the arrival at Miss Twila Cowman, Miss Cawman replaced Mrs. Marvela Werner Burmester who directed the vocal mu- sic department the last two years. BOYS GLEE CLUB Back ram Jarvis Wriaht Fagan Hillman Linitsax Crich Crintwcll Malnack Secnnrl rovs Reed Holmes Miller Anderson D, Johnson, Conner, Palmquist, Frazell. First row S Miller, McNutt, Bennet, Zirnmerly, Watson, Allgier, Cronny Moore A Johnson, Syvcrtscn, Mleynck, Ruh, Wagon Linahan Hart Else Clubs Have Successful Year Mrs, Mary Silver is the voice teacher and the accompanist for the choir. She and Miss Cowman combine their ideas tar the prepara- tion ot the annual Christmas and spring con- certs, music contests, and other musical pro- grams during the year. Kruse, Muck, D, Johnson, Sclirnirlt, Bromley, Christiansen, Quarto rali First row Smith Sharp, Miller, C Iahnson, Schuelcr, Frazcll, Williams, Vanderpaol Docschot, Miss Cowman. x X 1 1 I fi in 2 QW it t CHOIR--Back row: Hindman, T. Romberg, Raneri, Rath, Slevin, Iino, Newhouse, Goodwin, Mattioli, Miss Cowrnan. First row. Wutke, Peterson, Johnson, Gilliam, Taylor, Carlson, Fried, Chris- Peck, Mutt, Strater, Kasdorf, Schreoel, Guhl, Courtney, Olson, tensen, Oehring, Wakefield. Second row: Erickson, Radcliffe, Moyer, Gebhordt, McClelland, Schmucker, McCormick, Moore Hillman, Smith, Blake, Grau, Ash, Fleming, Grasso, Perrin, Chul- Mrs. Silver, Under Guidance of New Director Bowman A choric speech group and the choir blended their talents to present the Christmas tableau. Paula Larson enacted the Mother Mary. A selection from Sigmund Romberg's The Desert Song was presented by the choir tor the Aurora in March. Four members ot the choir, Bob Schrepel, Gary Frazell, Maurice Strater and Charles Hindmon, sang in a barber shop quartet for the Aurora. The instrumental department and the vocal GIRLS' GLEE CLUB-Back row: Lancaster, Spears, Berg, Lewis, Gray, Gotewood, Traynor, Tucker, Chrisman, Keithley, Bennet, Curtis. Second row: Charnauist, Lyons, Schiro, Chidester, Pavey, Schoonover, Shinrock, Davis, Heuritt, Deal, Wilderman, Cunning- group worked together to give ci lovely Spring Concert on May 25. The school singers did nearly enough radio work this year to become professional. They presented the We March with Faith pro- gram on May 4, and combined with the Radio Speech class in March to give Dr, Burke's Easter Radio Broadcast. The year's work was climaxed by their appearance on a television program, June l. ham. Front row: A. Chrisrnan, Gallagher, Haddon, Nixon, Dorsey, Martis, Shoemaker, Mangel, Oahlbeck, Celak, Shaw, Suddick, Kaplan. if I Ha? 'aggw -, T yi. 1 Y 5 ' ' 'Z ' YK ' 9 f 7' ' i, K , if sf, x N 'tj 'ff , 1 eg r . ,A 2 9' 4 '8 fs .tr -fe - I' ,i N2 .Z W ' or 3 l ! B 5 U Ereqqltes S1JEC1Hl1ZB Then' Talents B S O which stands for Boys Student Opnn non must be a good organnzatuon It has been wnth the school slnce l925 The annual prcnlc hayrack rude, and dunner provided the hlghlnghts ot their twenty suxth year These boys, famous tor their oral and for mal controversy require that members have a scholastic average of 2 and be a sophomore or above Theur sponsor ns Mass Mary E Ham llton debate coach Top picture B S O Baca raw Langevun Sedlacek Fahland Schlro Chase Templeton McCIrntock Mleynck Ruh Homan Anderson Front row Blake Schrcpcl Recd Reynolds Peck Fedderscn Klcun Ekbcrg Post Ferguson Eruckson Smith Harrulton Shorthand students fund an outlet for ac tuvuty with one another through Greggltes Mrs Mary Collins who founded the orgonnza tnon In October 1930 stnll heads It Those ellglble to belong are shorthand stu dents wuth one year of work The purpose of the assocuatuon us to broad en and deepen an Interest IH shorthand and commercial studies Actlvltues Include partles at Christmas and an other specual occasnons Bottbm picture GREGGITTES Back row Dabney Furey Custer Moore Eddle man Matthews Meek McDonncl Sherwln Anderson Hall Mnss Drcnnon Second row Ruh Gcrrles Neff Wakefleld Sklff Pendleton Moore Engle Sales Jacobs Swanson Volovnch Front row Mrs Colluns Taylor Thompson Koontz Fenler Larsen Eng lund Schnratta Honeywell Gabnel on Mal: Lamb Johnson Letoxsky I I I l I I I, . , . . 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V V V V V - V V V V Top pucture ETA BEDA Back row Chrustensen J Tannahull Ananua D Tannahull Olafsor Grau LaRue Anderson McDonnell Davus Danze Sodaro Front row Mr Mohar Moore Payne Bothum Baker Nelson Shunrock Zuch Moore Wade Kaplan Damato Bottom pucture GLACIERS Back row Downung Pendleton Wulfung Kung Koont Petersen Wudmcr Fratt Grau L Matthews Jones Showalter Front row Jensen Nel on Flcmung Schmucker Moyer Wulley Erdkamp Larson Thoren Talrruadge Olson l-l Mathews Engelharclt Eta Beda, Blacuers Stress Group Debates Orugunally a debate club Eta Beda has changed uts polucues un the past several years Interest of the members now us centered around athletucs, and duscussuons at the meet ungs are enturely untormal Jum Danze served Os presudent of the l949 50 year Nathan R Mohar took over the uob of sponsorung the group thus year as N V Frank lun who acted as advusor retured last year The Eta Beda boys ended the year's actuvu tues wuth a bug party Glacuers, a gurls duscussuon group sponsored by Muss Anna B Jensen us an assocuatuon of uunuor and senuor gurls To belong to thus club an applucant must have Englush grades of l s and 2 S The outstandung event among thus years meetungs was the talk guven to the gurls by the local authoress Val Teal A farewell program was guven by the uunuors for the graduatung senuors late thus sprung, as well as a Chrustmas party - 2 u- , , . - yr , -, , u , , , ,,,, . , , , , , , , . 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Language Students Prepare Publications Advanced students of Spanish, Latin and French classes fund an outlet for theur knowl edge ofa foreign language un clubs and mum eographed student publucatuons The Spanish club paper El Polo Del Norte u publushed once a month It publucuzes all students enrolled un Spanish who are actuve un the organuzatuon Advanced students take turns edutung the paper under the leadershup of theur sponsor Mrs Louuse Sutton Members ofthe Spanush club whuch us also called El Polo Del Norte hold a pucnuc each year un the sprung and tall and a party at Christmas time Thus party us carried out un tradutuonal South Amer ucan style As an organuzatuon ut contributes to many charutues The Junior Classucal League a natuonal Latun assocuatuon has a branch club at North Besudes regular meetungs the club has two so cual actuvutues a year Usually they are a pucnuc and banquet or dunner Suxteen actuve league members publushed the Latun paper Aquula Aquulonus once a month Profits from sale of the paper were used for donatuons to charutable 'N fatale ,Ja MX OCTUQRE Q uuu Q f QL 2 5155? XIII, 'uh Three papers keep students unterest alive un studying toreugn languages - ' un' . 5 5 - - 'Vg if ' ' n :E U U N . ' 2 , JL N . D N ' I ' 1 of . l . . ' - I D I1 , x z . U g I U . I ,frwwlei ,N . N - . I exft'-Le 4 , 't XTX 6 xx -sfa . ' I . D , I I It u A - ' ' ' - I f . u , . I S g C , , . N It C SNS E I' I ' ' , :A S , zu, I 5 r v . n Q I it X N - . s P . . - , . Q, ' . ' 5 , ' ' A F 5 S s N ' gi s ' 1 ' P . ' . ' O N - N D : . , I I e - . - I .. N . , U , ' i , 'N . 3 . X S - 4 - ,-3 . . 1 . f u 3 S S . ' '1 . N I ta N . ' -, ' , fb i , S S .. -' NP I ' i P 3 to . 44 ' H 5 - ', N I F ' 5 -S '. I ,' I .,S....,- u. ,..,4 X 'u . u I I - 'I' organizations and a paid greeting in the Au rora program Carol Showalter was club presu dent thus year and Frank Sedlacek eduted the paper Both the Latun pap r and the club have a motto Erecut Eundo which means by actuvuty we grow The Latun sponsor us Mrs Ruth Forbes The French Club La Petute Alliance Fran cause us a branch of the lnternatuonal French Alluance wuth headquarters at Parus The aum ofthe club us to further knowledge and culture of the language through films lectures par tues and contests Alluance members at North attended two parties and a pucnuc of theur own besudes the cuty party at Brownell Hall They also saw tour French fulms presented by the Alluance In February the Alliance sang French folk songs at the regular North P TA meetung The French paper Ca Et La whuch us publushed five tumes a year was eduted thus year by ad vonced French students Muss Amy Crabbe is sponsor of the French paper and club f eff My alll W lflylfyf rl l EL POLO DEL NORTE Back r Drew Ho ell Langevun I-Ioracek Peterson Mnkun Patrick Matheson Weuhe Front row Mrs Sutton Carter Fleming Erdkamp Schmidt Penny Wulley Anderson Fleming JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE Back row Mr Forbes Duxon Rhoades Engle Lwuebel Showalter Moddux Front row Ander son Bray Ogden Duff Schrepel Sedlacek Wedergren LALLIANCE FRANCAISE Back row Wlhelmy Propst Seudle Norton Chandler Wudmuer Talmadge HI I mpmon John son Howland Young Lasell M Byers Second row Muss Crabbe Samuelson Moyer Gottsch Frazeur Boner Burger Roach De Lamatre Schmucker Nelson Mull Homan Brauman Kung D Byers Furst row Potteuger Frazeur Jones Mrkncu Erdkamp Schmidt Anderson Post Norton Beauchamp Fellman Wthers Cochran Larsen Morse Barber Wurth 5-wr fx? 133 if mi .W iifmygs i if Qwigf 351315 255513 153 xg HA? Tcp p cture N F L Back row Read Anderson Schlro Chase Langevln Fahlond Mlss Hamllton Front row Longvllle Schrepel Wndmler Kleln Post Larson Wlll Martun Bottom plcture NATIONAL THLSPIANS Back low Johnson Heelan Engel harat Showalter Frlerl Scott Rotdy Zdan Pnel Cornett Jen sen Second row Mlss Vxlelsen Nelson Grosso Prawl Thompson Montoorrcxy Eleflerrnann Stecher Fratt McCormack LeMosters Henkel Patrick Front row Sales Thoren McClelland Whlte Parks Read Albertson Thornby Schmlclt Smnth Penny Mrk vncko llehaters, Uramahsts Work the Year Round Mass Mary E Hamllton has been dlrectunj the Natlonal Forenslc League slnce l932 As she was awarded with a dlamond pun tor the leadnng debate coach rn Amerlca last year Mlss Hamilton makes an able sponsor for thrs group of parlramentary mlnded students The object of the ossaclatlon IS to stnmulate the Interest In the tleld ot speech M mbershlp an the organlzatlan ran hugh thus year wlth nearly twenty Gerdon Fah'and preslded and Duane Post was vlce presldent Troupe Number 950 at the National Thes plan Soclety can be claumed by North Thu honorary dramatlcs orgonlzatlan ns nearly new to the school havlng made nts appearance In February V949 Mass MargaretA Nuelsen dramatlcs teach er vouches for them Tom Read served as president or the araup thus year Major actlvltles ot the Thesplans Include the Chrustmas Servlce declamotory events, the Best Show, the Aurora and the sensor play J l . . V V , V ,V V V V V V V V V ' ' V A V V V V V V - - V V I V V V V V V V V ' ' I . V F . . l . - . s ' . S I 1 I . . , ' I V . . . . , . . Q - c V ... I , . - I ' Heated DISCIISSIUIIS Hlqhllqht STS Meelmgs The meanung of S T S us known only to the members of the club A junlor or senior must have an average of 2 nn hnstory to belong The advlsors Miss Clare Carey and Mass Thela Barnes are new at the lob although effucuent They took over last year followsng the many years ot service by Mass Maude Poley Mass Muldred Morrns and the late Mass Marguerute Walker At the monthly meetings current event Top plcture S T S JUNIORS Back row Anderson Zimmerman Wedergren French Wllley Wldmuer Flemnng Thornby Mlss Carey Front row Coy Chulllno Weaver Goldsberrv Muller Horacek Srnnth Blake Kung Pottelger duscussuons take place Theur socual actnvutles lnclude two partues This year a pot luck sup per was held nn the school cafeteria nn Novem ber The plcnuc at Fontenelle park hnghlxghted the sprung season for S T S Each semester saw a different group of members actung as offlcers President for the tnrst semester was Donald Chase he was re lleved of thus duty for the second semester by Tom Read Bottom pncture mucker Mleynek Fellman Fahland Ekberg Read Langevln Penny Zwuebel Longvslle Showalter Second row Johnson 'ensen Patrick Downing D P Chrlstensen Peck Erickson Schlro Toft Cornett ONerll Letovsky Cotton Front row R W Chrlstensen Huddleston Galloway Smuth Templeton L Nelson Klein Shunrack Post Bothum Schmidt Chose Fratt Mass Barnes I I I I I I I I I-I Il ' ' - l ' - , . , . . . . , . . . I ' . I , . , , . 5 I : , , , S, T. S, SENIORSfBack row: McCormack, M. K. Nelson, Sch- Meng Projects Keep Y-Teens lntereste One of the busiest organizations in the school is the Y-Teens. Two hundred and tour girls at North belong to this branch of the Y.W.C.A. These girls meet regularly twice a month and rn between times are always promoting some protect Last fall they sold T B bangles and poppies for disabled veterans At Christ mas time Y Teens could be seen collecting candy for children overseas dressing dolls for Omaha children selling Christmas cards and Pictured on opposite page Top picture Y TEENS Back row Corlnlno Bowley Fury Henkel Jensen 'ornctt Larson Kutl Helsing Coley Lemen Centineo Second w Cotton Coolwin Canorsky Davos Dudley R Johnson Fools'-stan Dougherty Littrell Chose Houston Edmonds First W Christensen Hall Kreeger Eddleman Dorsey Lonshrough u J Fleming Gordon Davis Komarek Gottsch Frazeur 'Jlcture Back row Thompson Zimmerman Meek Smith t S hoonover Stromer Nelsen Vukelnc Wrlflerman Morse Mulvihill Oehrzng Vrerson Shi rock Wutke chenck Peterson Moore Sottley First row rly Nelson Miller Schnrattl Schmidt Olterg Roc Mathiason Miller Munson Simpson I singing Christmas carols. ln the spring, they sewed layettes for needy tamilies, sold blue and gold book covers, and helped promote Red Cross and March of Dimes Campaigns. North Y-Teens also attended the Hi-Y Y-Teen Con- ference at Omaha University in February Besides all this work for others Y Teens found time for parties dances a style show teas, a bake sole, and other programs Y Teens president was Jo Anne Goodwin this year Mrs Marion Peterson and Mrs Barbara Barlow sponsored the Y Teens Third DICTLITL YTEENS Bock raw Matson Scarpa Wolte Pottergcr Z an Mrkvicka Penny Meek D McKinney Mecsegi Rystrom Wat on Scond row Patrick Solos Voler Small Manso McDaniel Me k Rool Wnkccld Rorack ONeill White First row L Mc Kinney Matheson Volovich Motu Thompson Small Runge VanAusdIn Watson Swan on Slechta Matheson Peel Smallcon Templtn Bottom picture YTEENS Back row Ku lfle Kreb Lawslo Elsetter Kramer Drexel Lycan Hoffmann Ftnnerty Harpster J Johnson Chris tonscn Jacobsen Second row Barber Jensen Dixon Engle Gahrielson J Johnson Johnston Bauer D John on Funk Crews amb Hansen M lohnson F r t row Chandler Graham Andcr son Hudrlle ton Errlkamp Lor on Englunl E Larsen Bowen Gephardt Fitzwater Fleming brcrcton Lenihan Fried . . , . 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Fsrst row: Schrhucker, Nelson, Wsdmser! R. Provaznsk, l l I I I - T . . . . I ' 1 I - , . ' , Chess Clubs Parllclpale IH Tournaments Boys who enloy playnng chess belong to the Castle Club one of North s two clubs founded solely for thus purpose The twelve members meet twuce a month once at school and once at a member s home The Castle Club mem bers play among themselves and also at the YMCA chess tournaments Club presldent thus past year was Duane Post Mass Clare Carey sponsors the club CASTLE CLUB Back rox Lange n Read Chase Fahland Mleynek Ruh Front row Schlro Fedder en Klem Post Ekberg Mnss Carey An outgrowth of the Castle Club us the oth chess club the Kung Club The thlrteen members meet once every two weeks Thus year ey played other schools and un tournaments at the Y M C A President of Kung Club was Henry Bray The Kung Club was sponsored by Mrs Anna Haynes untll her death In the fall and now IS sponsored by Keith Stewart KING CLUB Back row Klme Cotton Haddon Mnckna Front row Kohrell Baumbach Cralg Bray Mr Stewart I l l I . . I er I . ' th ' I Top picture. 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BATON TWIRLERS Back ro Carey Trumbauer Larsen E D Fredencksen Howell Frst row Hack Dayus Thompson Cross Freder cksen Second raw Snyder Provo nk Elseffer Kr ehs fled Nucholau Gr mut Horner Martn Method Baton Twlrlers Jnm Natlnnal Urqanuzatlon North Hugh Baton Twurlers are a famuluar group to any person unterested un the North Hugh actuvutues These gurls appear annually un the Aurora the Best show and un half tume performances of the football games Thus year they also appeared at the Omaha Unuversuty J l-lomecomung game and opened the parade for the Ak Sar Ben Stock Show The gurls wear the emblems of the Natuonal Baton Twurlers Assocuatuon wuth whuch they are affuluated Baton unstructor us E E Erwun 0'YYW' Th Would You Luke to Take a Walk wuth Marulyn and Barbara Elouuse Joyce and Gerry try close har mow oonseases un bump uqugruuuguqu Aurora Lucy Goldulocks and one of the Three Bears Margue Newhou e sunqs Sweethearts Charlue Hundman makes hus d but Jean Small dances the Puctured on oppo ute page l-lawa an hola 41 O uu! 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HIANKA fn!! L .Hf'!j!217,'Lff rv . AVL! ,1f,',f If J ffffllgl' 112 XM fr I'i,H11Ag I' f'4f,'fffv1'!',',Q ffm nf 1 ffff 1' 'NJ wg f '.'. lffffflx jf, Vgfif 1f'1f,jw,?fL If1!f'f.!7'z lvvlifff W4 A ,w fuzz L wfffffjm ff N ffffL 1' kffffrwf'1..'f.w fj,'1 .mmf 'ff ff' Hglff 'ff fffnff 1 f1,' ffl' iff 1' ffmff NH xh- ff fiffffu 111 xg ff. wwf ,fm fff ffu ffff vu. fffg M'-l'Q.'f'f,fff .nf f,'f mmf 'Q ff m llfm' f JJ. www ff., W., Vike Gridders Finish Third in Intercihg League ll fl :I 'J First team gridders, coached by Carol Gast, won five games and lost three during the I949 season. In the first game of the season, North came from behind a I3 point disadvantage at the half to win over Scottsbluff I9-I 3. Jim Danze broke the Bearcat line for the first Viking touchdown. Dewey Wade raced 53 yards down the sidelines for the second Blue and Gold touchdown Danze then plunged over twice for the first victory of the season Despite the excellent defense put up by the Vikings Tech came through with a I3 O win Jerry Tannahill made the best North gains Underclassmen Bill Engelhardt and Jerry Tannahill pepped the Vikes to a I9 O win over Creighton Prep A Danze Tannahill reverse went I3 yards for the first touchdown Danze crashed three yards for the second touchdown The final score was a Danze pass to William Heald Constantly worried by a Thomas Jefferson passing attack the Norsemen beat the Yel low Jackets I9 I4 Jim Danze plunged over twice and Dick Tannahnll taking a Danze pass scored the third counter Coach Carol R Gast Coach Spec Nelson ' Y . I , .:,,5 5 ., A 'Q I I . W rr f il l tt s r 5 ' at ' 9 9 92 A Ray Damato J m Danze Louis Sodaro Dewey Wade lop Row Bob Cody Howard Bak r Ron Kaplan Wlllxam Heald Bottom Row Ed Davns Martin LaRue Frank Ruvulo Julius Haffke I was The Fremont tynng lnnx was spoiled thus year by a 20 l8 wan for the Vnkes Ray Damato plunged over for the first Vuknng touchdown lannahull ran 47 yards for the second Danze carried the ball for the wmnmg points Benson with the and of three Vuklng fum bles outscored a tlghtlng Norseman team 26 I3 Jnm Danze scored both North touchdowns Skummnng past the Eagles wuth a I4 l2 vnc tory North found Central a tough team to beat thus year Dan Moore Jam Danze and Don Winters produced the brughtest spots ot the game South took the last game of the season wnth a 25 6 wan even though the Vnkungs did hold the Packers to a tue game untll the last quar ter Pete Rngatuso threw Darrell Scott a long pass for the only Vlke touchdown Jim Danze was North s only representatlve on the All lntercnty football team thus year lt was Jam s second appearance because he was selected last year too He also got an hon arable mentnon on thus year s All State team Jam number 44 on the fnrst strung for three years placed thnrd nn the lnterclty scorlng with 42 ponnts Jlm also shines un baseball and was on the All lnterclty team last year He has been seen behind the plate un the catcher's posutuon for the last two years for the Vukung team and McFaydens Jnm ,I Danze I T1 Srofe Champs rollover the fnght q Vkes 13 O Here Jerry Tonnu hu!! speedy North back makes some yardage for the Blue and Gold Top Row Don Horf Brll Fngelhcrdt Pete Rrgotuso Vern Goldsbe ry Mnddle Row Duck Tonnohvll Jock Nuelsen Ted Norton Jerry Tonnohull Bottom Row Jerry Olofson Bob Grou Bull Payne Don Moore John McDonnell Dove Botnum QXX, ,r r n 2.1. 'I 4' 5 , ..Av.,,.:: :,,.t, b.b.... 5 ,ll lzu 1 . 85 A 2 B ,.: :::k , -.V: :,::: x if ' 'T 1f Qf , ' ' on Cleover Darrell Scott Archie Templeton Don Seolock Tom Morse Dick Stone The Vikes fight hord for their victory over Central. Notice the Norsernen's spunk, North takes the extra points ond beots the Fremont Tigers 20- l 8. Look ot thot blocking? 1949 RESERVES Back row Conch Vernon Ekfelt Robert Bau man student manager Don Kruse Wulber Huston Chorley Honke Bull Barna Dale Polenske Norman Sylvertsen Coach Tom Kelley Fourth row Dean Englush Gerald Muller Muke Russullo Duck Meruca Charles Hundman Ward Nelson Jerry Wellung Don Krcnzer Allen Charnquust Thurd row Dave Lange vun Bull Steck Chorlcs Agosto Kyle Petut John Cameron Joe llnluealen Reserves North Hughs reserve football team was agaun the lntercuty champuon The young Vukes won all seven games and took theur second undusputed champuonshup durung the past three years under Coach Vernon Ekfelt Last season the Vukungs tued for the crown wuth Creughton Prep The young Norsemen started fast by romp ung past South 40 O Duck Goldsteun Dave Smuth and Charley Hult were key men un the assault Sophomore sprunt champ Don Wunters scored both tumes as the reserves slupped by tough Creughton Prep l2 6 Central was tough but the Vukungs were at a peak un downung them l9 O Agaun Duck Goldsteun led the attack Schuler Corl Dobney Eldred Torrusen Duck Rentschler Roland Schlotman Second row Bull Worm Dan Hughtower Gary Young Earl Honeywell Duck Schoonover Jack Carlson Ron Shum Charles Dresher Don Smuth Jerry Skomol Front row Ed Moore Lee Howard Charles Hult Duck May Duck Goldsteun Dave Smuth Dale Hawkland Don Wunter Repeat as Champs The Benson reserves were next to fall under the Vukes power Don Wunters Duck Gold steun, and Bull Stech shared honors un the 27 6 vuctory Lune play was terrufuc agaunst Tech as the Norsemen won l2 6 Lunemen Charles Honke Earl Honeywell and Duck May were outstand ung un theur defense agaunst the Maroons Bull Stech paved the way past Abraham Lun coln as the reserves cunched the champuon shup by wunnung l9 O The Vukes dudnt stop after wunnung the Crown They trounced Thomas Jefferson 37 6 un o thrullung game that featured many long runs and fune plays Muke Russullo led the way wuth four touchdowns I I 1 ' 1 1 I 1 I 1 1 I 1 1 1 - I 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I1 I 1 I 1 1 1 . 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Coaches Vernon Ekfelt and Leonard Bond llndelealed Frnsh Wm Intercuhg Crown The North Hugh freshman team coached by Leonard Bond and Aksel Schmudt captured the lntercuty champuonshup by goung unde feated They won four games and tued one The frosh showed promuse early un the sea son by trouncung weak Central 25 O Speedy Guy Brockman scored three tumes to pave the way In repeatung the Z5 O score agaunst Prep the Vukes were led by powerful Ralph Bon naccu who scored three touchdowns Agaun ut was Guy Brockman who ran wuld scorung three tumes to lead the Norsemen over l949 ERESHMEN FOOTBALL Back Row Coach Leonard Bond Bob Mauors Bull Lughtell Harold Sorenson Phulup Mayberry Bob Bryant Jum Chambers Larry Turner Axel Schmudt Fourth row Jack McCormuck Bull Rhodes Gulbert Nuelsen Dennus Pope Bruce Hamulton Edward Swotek Tom Carl Ralph Banaccu Marvun Nevuns Thurd row Ruchard Putner Glenn Anderson Vuctor Reep Dean Thompson Charles Farguson Duck Grau Pat Romberg Benson 39 O Ends Ed Swotek and Bob Cham bers were the maun barruers stoppung the Bun nue advances South s freshmen could not match the rugged Vukes and fell to a 40 6 defeat as Guy Brockman, Ralph Bonnaccu, and Phul Sodaro led the way A long pass un the funal munute of play gave South theur only touchdown and ac counted for the only pounts to be scored agaunst the freshmen all season ln the closung game eleven fumbles one on Tech s one yard lune cost the frosh the vuc tory but the defense held Tech to a O O tue Duck Robunson Bob Wheeler Andy Sumpson Duck Whalen Second row Dale DeBoer Gerald McEwen Fred Anderson Guy Brockman Duck Malm Terry Cochran Don Zerbe Charles Hupp Paul Fabuan Sam Nastase Jesse Heumbaugh Furst row Kenneth Meyer Alfred Thomsen Reed Warren Patruck Thomas John Platt Eugene Wade Roland Kahn Phul Sodaro Harland Zweubel Duck Pedducord Thomas Rudd Duck Adams 335353 mmwmmwmw .x as E s -0. 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I I T ' I I I I The Viking grapplers found their toughest match with Boys Town which brought the Vikes their only tie 22 22 ln a return match the Norsemen came back to trounce Boys Town 29 9 Two new faces who will probably in future years bring grappling honors to themselves and North are Gilbert Nielsen and Bob Majors Gilbert wrestles in the 85 pound bracket Bob in the 95 pound Though these boys are fresh men they managed to letter on the first team Other grapplers who will most likely return to the mats next season are freshman Phil Sodaro sophomore Joe Schueler and juniors Jim McEntee Jerry McDonald Jerry Skomal Ward Nelson Vic Tanga Roland Schlotman, Ed Moore and Frank Ruvulo SEASON S RECORD North North Nortn North North North North North North North North North North Pictured at right Central Tech A South Boys Town L Central Boys Town Tech A South Ward Nelson made a aood showing this year and will be back next season to bolster the Vikes Here Ward s ahead in points but a few seconds later he was pinned Top picture Fresnmen Lettermen Bob Majors Gilbert Nielsen I 9 ................... 33 23 ..................... 21 . 23 . 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Back w ass ch d ckst o Pe e Rgat Bll ee Nei o a c ako oa cso r 0 clhardt D k a R Z Fel n a la N 0 De ey Wo lc Do Cloyel Caqersl Peak 15 Grand Island Upset North had one of nts better basketball sea sons with next year s hopes even brnghter The team flnushed :ts regular schedule wnth ten wms and sux setbacks ln the Dnstnct Class A tournament the Vuklngs defeated Creighton Prep In the fnrst round 56 40 However the semlfnnals proved a different story when the Norsemen were handlly taken Into camp by Benson 57 4l The squad had a lnttle trouble gettung started In the begunnlng ofthe season wunnung one then losing one untul they had a 4 3 rec ord After losung the next two games nn a row one to Boys Town 52 33 which was probably the worst game the team played and the other to Benson 43 40 the spark flnally caught and the Vukes won sux out of theur last seven sched uled games Perhaps one of the brightest spots IN the strung of vlctorues was a 39 3l wnn over Grand Island who at the tlme was rated the number one team nn the state The most thrnllung game of the season was also the most heartbreaklng for the Vnklngs Tech Hugh s Maroons behnnd by elght polnts wlth four mlnutes to play rallled to edge out the Norsemen nn two overtnmes 48 46 Seven members of the team won t be around next wear Those graduating Include Team Captaln Fred Shlnrock Lee Nelson Dan Moore Don Cloyed Rach Eckstrom Dennis Sass and Ron Kaplan Back to bolster next year s attack wlll be Rach Zach Dewey Wade Bull Engelhardt Duck Tannahull and Howard Baker row' Dent IS S , Rl or E r rn, T I uso, i rock, L son, H w rl E ' r C ch N I n, F ont r w: Ron Eng IC T nnahlll. Second raw: rch Ich, r t Shi - K p n Dan loor w c n 4, l - I A . . . . I I I . . I . A I . , . . . . 1 . 1 I 1 - ' ' ' - , . - 1 - I 1 . . . . - - I . ' ' I I . , - I - ' I I I I I I . A , . . . T I I I T I I North North North North North North North North North Nortn North North North North North North Season Record Tech Boys Town Benson Lincoln Northeast South Central Creughton Prep Boys Town Benson York Grand lsland South Tech Crelghton Prep Falls Cnty Norfolk In the last game of the season the Vnkes couldnt get cllckung ogannst Benson Here a Bunny IS harrassed whlle trying to make a basket The Vukes hand Grand Island their fnrst loss of the season Thus shows one of the many times that the Norse men had the Purple and Gold stumped The Vuklnq qulntet flnushes the vuctor ln a hard fought game ogaunst South Here the fellows tnght for a loose ball rt In 3'- u 2 u op row Wlb H ton Bob Se Bll Graddy Kyle Pett at G yW achG t G yGett Second ro Ted Norto Charles Ho ke W ll e Heald No man J y T ah ll Pete Ed y I Ste Close Games Palaque Reserve Eaqers As un prevuous years North Hugh s second team started strong but tapered off at the fun ush Thus year s season record was four wuns and seven defeats In the unutual game of the season the re serves eked out a 32 30 overtume wun over Tech The Vukes followed up by trouncung Boys Town reserves 39 28 After droppung a 3l 25 tult to Benson the Norsemen played theur best game of the year by wallopung South 38 l4 From then on out ut was tough sleddung for the uunuor Vukungs They won only one game out of the remauruung seven and that beung the second wun over Boys Town 39 34 The reserves absorbed a double defeat at the hands of Creughton Prep and unduvudual losses to Central Benson Tech and South Bull Engelhardt who was drafted for furst team duty at mud season led the scorers wuth 57 pounts Kyle Petut was runnerup wuth 52 whule Pete Eddy was a strong thurd wuth 49 pounts Even though they won only four out of eleven games the reserves outscored theur op ponents 344 to 343 M4 1. .- T 1 I ur us , rr, u , i . Stew r , ar hiteman, Co as . Front raw' ar man, wg n, ru , i i , r err ann i , d , Bal ck . . . , . . . I . . , . . . . - , , , . , . . . . , . . - I . ' I I . I , ' Yearllnqs T12 For Thlrd ln League Plag The North freshman basketball team coached by Leonard Bond flnlshed league play nn a tue wnth Benson for second place The Vukes won tour games and dropped two In league play but had a 4 wln 5 loss season s record Benson dropped the luttle Vikings 35 33 In the lnterclty League opener Ralph Bonnaccn showed great promise agannst Central as he spearheaded the drive that dumped the Eagles ZI I6 Tech who later won the freshman cuty championship dropped the Norsemen 34 25 nn the thnrd game o M y Ca I Alf ed Tho p on The baby Vlkes ended the season wuth a red hot three game wnnnnng streak They beat South 36 I7 and Crenghton Prep 22 I9 and I3 I2 The second wln over the Junior Jays featured one ofthe season s hughllghts as Tom Carl scored a fneld goal nn the last two seconds from past center court to put the tranllng Vukes ahead for the wrn The frosh dropped non league games to Boys Town 38 I4 Benson 25 I8 and Tech 45 23 As the scores show Coach Bonds boys showed Improvement as the season went along e o y Co h a Ma n Deck Bob Brya t I l I I I , . ' 1 ' 1 ' I . , , . . I I 1 ' 1 , V l 1 ' I - 1 1 ' ' - ' ' I I I I - Top row: Dale DeBoer, Bob Wheeler, Dick Pitner, Dean Thom- Ralph Bonacci, Eugene Wade, Coach Bond. Front row: Glen sen. Sec nd row: 'ack oxle , Tom r, r m 5 , And rs n, Terr c r n, rvi er, n . I 75' ' ' Back ow Coa h Ca ol Ga t Ho a d Jackso J S anson Ga y Al Charnqu st Mony Urquhardt Ron Roeder R h Zch Wayne Malnack Charley Platt Frst ro c Sto e J Da e o Ulamunrlsmen Flnlsh Wltll 5llll Average North s baseball team composed mostly of underclassmen flnlshed In thlrd place In the l949 lnterclty League chase They splut even wmnlng fave and droppung fuve The Vnkes won their two preseason games by downing Cathedral 9 6 and Boys Town I2 3 South took the lnterclty opener l O as Vuke hurler Gary Penlsten pntched seven hut ball Tech fell to North l3 5 but Central won 6 l and Luncoln Central beat the Vukungs l3 ll The Norsemen came back to beat Benson 7 l and Llncoln Central 5 4 Prep South and Central were too much for North though as the Junlor Jays won ll 5 the Packers 6 5 and the Eagles 3 l North flnlshed the season wlth a strong bud by beatlng Tech and Prep 7 4 and 3 2 Ben son tell 4 2 Ruch Zlch sophomore shortstop led the Vnkmg stsckmen wsth a 423 average Jlm Danze followed wlth a 333 Gary Penlsten was the mound staff workhorse and funlshed wlth a 2 3 record un the lntercuty League Jum Danze and Ruchard Zlch were the only Vnklngs to place on the All lnterclty baseball team gf ! V ij' I , J il 5 W, , 1 1 5 ' ., 5 ,, ,ff 1 4 1' I 9 ay .r t c r 5, wr n,imw , r , ,i w:Dik n,im nz,Bb Penisten, Ray Damato, Lou Sodaro, Bill Engelhalrdt. Second row: Grau, Jerry Welling, Dick Palmquist, Bill Duffack. u , , , nc I , I n l I I I I ' 1 I ' 1 . I I T 1 l . 1 ' 1 ' ' 1 ' 1 1 ' . . . . I l - I . . . . . . . I I ' ' I . ' - I - I . . . - Q - . , - . Seconds, Frosh Wm 1n Prachce Plag ln sux practice games because there was no second team lntercuty baseball league the reserves chalked up two wuns two tues and two defeats Vernon Ekfelt coached the team The luttle Vnkes opened theur season wlth a IO 3 wan over Benson They had llttle trouble as the score undlcates Tech overcame a 4 O Vnke lead to tue the frosh 4 4 Central won 4 2 over the Vlkes but the re serves rolled up their sleeves and went to work and rolled over the Bunnues from Benson 9 3 to qaun their second wan over the cotton talls Creighton Prep tled the Norsemen nlne 5 5 and Tech closed the reserves season on a sour note by wlnnung out nn a hard hlt contest 7 5 Bull Enaelhardt Don Krenzer Dave Lanae vm and Phll Sodaro were moved up from the freshman team near the end of the season so the reserves wnll have experuence thus year Bull Enqelhardt played one second team game and then moved up to the first team Because there was no freshman lnterclty baseball league last year the baby Vnkungs won two and lost one un a season of practlce baseball games Coach Vernon Ekfelts boys showed great promise though In all the games Benson s baby bunnues were the fnrst to fall to the Vlkes 8 7 The game was a slug fest as Bull Engelhardt batted 3 4 and Dave Langevln hut 3 5 Don Krenzer was the wunnlng pltcher Central evened the Vnkes season record to a 500 average as they won 5 3 The punt slzed Norsemen brought the Eag saw the frosh come from behind to wan 7 3 The score was 2 O nn favor of the Eaglets go :ng into the last lnnung Bull Steck led off wath a hut and with the and of anoth r hut the fourth of the day for North and plenty of walks and errors the Norsemen came through The freshman team was largely composed of members of the June 48 Mnnne Lusa grade school eighth grade baseball team which was the l948 clty softball champlonshlp team Thnrd Baseman Ray Damato steals home as Charlie Safe' Rich Znch runs slldes and steals home In a Platt jumps back from the plate The Vnkes won I2 3 thrnllmg game at Boys Town I I l . . I . D I I ' I I I . . . . , , ' . . I l , , . ' I - I - - - - - lets down to size though in a return game that I - - -' 1 f 1 . ' I . . . . I ' Track Volunteers Make Bend Prospects Though track IS not taken too seruously at North there rs some up and comlng fune ma terlal In the squad Llmelnght holdovers from last season are Dewey Wade Jerry Tannahull Don Wmters Archse Templeton Jack Carlson Don Smlth Gary Young and Verne Golds berry The Vnknng trackmen ended a fasr l949 campaign ln the Thomas Jefferson relays In whuch nune schools were entered John Whalen earned honors by pole vaultlng lO 9 The Vlke freshmen Don Wlnters Chet Larson Jack Carlson and Gary Young placed second un the 880 relay The Vlkes earned I7 pomts whsle Central took the meet ln the North South relays whuch were held at North the Vnklng trackmen trounced the Packers 86 36 Dewey Wade won the century run the ZZO and the shot put events Larry Swlft took forst place In the hugh hurdles and hugh jump Other Vlklng wlns were the fresh men sophomore and varsity relay teams In the triangular meet at Benson the V: knngs could only come wlthun l4 pomts of the 99 fs The freshmen and sophomores won over Thomas Jefferson un two separate meets The Vlke freshmen romped over the T J freshmen 77V2 26V2 Chet Larson Gary Young Don Wnnters Don Smuth and Jack Carlson paced the freshmen whale Dewey Wade Jerry Tan nahull Verne Goldsberry and Donald Urqhart were sparks for the sophomores to a 62V2 42Vz vvctory The exquisite freshman team also beat Benson 58.V2 45V2 whsle the sophomores dropped to Benson 42 58 Four Vukung trackmen qualufled for the state meet In the state prelumrnarues held at Omaha Unuversuty John Whalen gave North elght pomts with a lO 6 pole vault Dewey Wade took second un the shot put by heavunq the ball 43 5 Vlkmg Don Smlth placed thurd an the same event Sophomore Jerry Tanna hull placed fourth with a ZO 3 broad lump In the state meet held at the Unnversuty of Nebraska John Whalen gave North nts only pount In the state track meet by placrng fourth Sl 939.9 l949 Trackmen w th Coaches Nelson and Bond 1 ' . - 1 ' 1 - l I I I 1 1 ' ' . I I 1 I ' ' ' - I I 1 . I I , , . . . , . I I l . - I ' . . . p 1, . I I ' l . - I ' I ' second place Creighton Prep. with a l l' 2 pole vault. E 'ka t N' 7 ' Y if Q 5 . rl ' - ' f. l' . ' i T 2 s .ig 9 X S ' 2 Q TH X ul W ,, 5 i . f M .4 41. I . W GOLF TENNIS Ba k No e e K Kle Ch se Volcheck Coa h Cha e K hrell G o ss Sealock S son at Gull Tennls Teams Make Faur Bud Returnung Iettermen Leo Gard Fred Shun rock Jerry Norene and Clark Peterson bol stered the Vukung hopes for a successful season thus sprung The lunksmen durected by D W Myers wull try to brung the golf trophues to North The I949 season revealed a faur season wuth three wuns and three losses The North lunksmen won over Abraham Luncoln 349 380 Leo Gard was low man wuth an 80 Fred Shunrock led un the wun over Benson wuth an 8l In the North Central meet the Eagles man aged to pull away and get a 346 367 wun Creughton Prep lunksmen pulled a 33l 350 wun over the Vukes even though Leo Gard dud get a 78 South worked under the Vukes to take a 348 368 wun over North When the Vuke lunksmen met the Tech golfers, the Vukungs handed them a 395 364 loss In the l949 campaugn Donald Krogh also receuved a letter North s tennus team coached by Floyd Chase wull try to keep theur good posutlon thus sprung un both the unter cuty and state Return ung lettermen are Duane Post and Donald Chase Vukung tennus men last year came through wuth thurd place un both the unter cuty and state meets Vuke netsters won four of sux games played un the cuty The Norsemen netmen took Benson wuth a score of 3 0 North then lost to Central 2 l and Creughton Prep 2 0 The Vukes came back to wallop Tech South and Boys Town all 2 I In the state tournament held at Luncoln North funushed thurd un a contest agaunst nune Nebraska hugh schools Duane Post and Don Sealock, the Vukung doubles combunatuon, went through the furst and second rounds trouncung Fremont and defeatung Luncoln Cen tral They were defeated un the funal round by Creughton Prep ln the sungles Bob Bass romped over Kearney un the furst round but was ousted un the semu funals The loss of senuor lettermen Bob Bass, Don ald Sealock, and Davud Swanson meant some new faces on the tennus team thus year in . 1 ,,,.W. K. 4 ,- A ! .FV Q ' au? . .,.,3' :' I u . . 4 .A 175: L Yr 'sr' ' 4 3 X . ,g ' ' i 3 Q. r H, X V., Q ,flul-'El ' . TQ, g C 57 ' ' , hu... :'gsi:,,::k' .5 5 I -- - . lr - ' YK 3 if 1 , .559 if ' 32-.r M 6.- c row: r ne, Shinrock, Pet rson, rogh. Back row: in, a , , c 5 , 0 . Front row: Sinclaur, Marfinson, ard. Fr nt row' Ba , , won , P s . I I - . . , . 1 ' I I 1 - 1 . , . . I - ' 1 1 ' - Top plcture BOYS OCLUB Back ow Nlelsen Anderson Moore Golds berry Payne L Nelson Schueler Eddy W Nelson Schlotman Fratt D Nelson Chrl ten en Donnelson Second row Raschke ernran McEnte T nnahull P Sod ro D Tannahull Sodaro Grau McDonnell Skomal Engelhardt Tanga Moyer Ma ors Front row Dan e Morse LaRue Templeton Hoftke Olofson Wa le Coach Gast Bottom picture GIRLS SPORT CAPTA'NS Back row Cunnrngham Stewart Meek Chevrant l-laycnrsdge OConner Trumbar Front row Fulton Morton Campbell Roesky Mrllcr Newman Lonsbrough Stromer U Club Grrls Eaptams Lead Sports Program The Boys O Club has been reorganuzed again thus year after a years absence from the campus Carol R Gast, football coach ancl socual scuence Instructor sponsors the O Club Members of the O Club are those who have lettered In one or more of the vanous sports which are scheduled at North In unter clty competltnon A major letter may be earned IH football baseball, basketball, track and wrestlung The mnnor sports fneld Includes golf and tennzs Girls sports at North l-lngh, although not as widely publucuzed as boys sports offer an equally lnterestung and well rounded program ln the regular gym classes, the gurls partucl pate In pnng pong badmunton tennns volley ball basketball archery and baseball Out sude of class periods the gurls form basketball teams for a round robin competition and hold badmunton and pnng pong tournaments I ' 7 ' I f f f ' 1' 7 5 I V , Sh I , e, Jr a , . a , , , L. . Baker,'Shlnrock, l-leald, Nloore, Bothum, Damoto, Scott, Ruvolo, I l 1 I , . . , . . . , . . . , I ' - I - ' . . . N' - . . A . ' ' 1 I 1 ' A . . . - . I l I . - I - I Gold Pelars, Cheerleaders U1reelV1k111g Pep Two organnzatuons whtch are very popular and whnch work nn connectton wuth the rest of the school athletuc assoctatuons are the Polars and the Cheer Leaders Thts year, the Polars were drvlded tnto two separate squads he Top pucture GOLD POLARS Back row Matson Rystrom Smolldon Ptel Letovsky Small Bnederrnann Galloway Schrnucker McClelland knss Patrvck Walker Steele Second row Harrrngton Cornett Henkel Jensen Grosso Heelan Bowyer Smlth Gnlluam Long vllle Frned Wtlfnng Meek Sales Downlng Pottetgcr Mantle Dabney Claassen Centnnco Front row Furey Woketneld Prawl M K Nelson Stewart Thompson Lundberg Lvcan Soutre Pen ny Erdkamp Anderson Whnte Englund Schmidt Thoren Smnth Huddleston Watson Moore Fratt Stromer Blue Polars who are sophomores and junlors and the Gold Polars, a Pep squad formed lust thus year ot sensors who perform wnth the pep band at the football games ln order to be Gold Polars the gurls must fnrst be Blue Polars Bottom ptcture CHEERLEADFRS Back row Hough Westcott Second row Vo rel Zwlolel Cornrsh Front row Engelhordt Meth J Johnson l I l I . , . 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Nelson, LeMasters, Norton, Hotch- A, Johnson Top pucture BLUE POLARS Back row Rugg Dougherty Fogelstrom Haney Aklens Glynn Matheson Slechta Boles Scott Wllderman Brere ton Seconl row Alberry Stoneburg Martun Larson Luenen herg Dresher Meek McDannel Doss Oehrnng Cunnlnghom Dlnkens Wldmner Anderson Campbell Hll Larson Larsen Erdkomp Ananua Black Gulllnatt Fulton Bottom plcture JUNIOR POLARS Back row Canarsky Wolfe Baker Road R Johnson Coleman Jacobs Gordon Bloomgren Olds J Johnson Serdl Taylor Brustkern Second row Bowley Smuth Holla Steele Brown Nlxon Francns Llttrell Dudley Vncrson Flemnng Scarpa Trumbauer Drew Howell L McKunney Manson Cross tseld Fenler Johns D McKnnney D Johnson Malm Moore Watson Cox Helmbaugh Blue Polars Enlertaln at Annual Banquet Every year after the football season ns over the Polars hold a banquet to honor the team ln the sprung tryouts are held by the Polars for the purpose of chooslng cheerleaders These new cheerleaders work wuth the prevuous year s cheerleaders and keep a regular balance to provnde expenenced leadership at all North sports events These two pep organlzatlons had a total of almost l6O members All these actnvltles are under the capable leadershlp of Mass Ruth Betts, gurls gym teacher 3 1 1 1 1 7 3 1 1 1 1 - Morton, Newman' Front raw. Betersen, Moyer,,Wllley, Broch, Anderson, Petersonf Jacobsen, Chaney. Fnrst row: ll-louston, 1 l 1 r I 1 1 r 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 A 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 , 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 I I , . 1 . . ' I GAA R1lle Team Work Hard for Pmnts Every year many gurls uoun the Gurls Athletuc Assocuatuon famuluarly known as G A A Those who belong to the G A A must keep traunung rules take two ten mule hukes and partucupate un three outsude sports Actuve G A A members earn letters and numerals tor each year they belong The membershup thus year was ap proxurnately suxty gurls Tap pucture Black Guullct Lonsbrough Kunklq Bloomgren Funnerty Chrus tensen B Meek Vukoluc Nelson Patterson Havenrudge Mulvu l Dodson Fuel Secqwd rov Matson Patruck Dougherty Hough Rystro R Johnson Sales Mocfue Swanson Moore Sh nrock Hul ston Anc'erscn Stme Taylor Hollo Havenrudge g Martun or on O hrunq Fu st row B Btncy J Butn Houston Smoll lohnson Muller Campbell Hull Oberg Roesky Mxrbach larson Feuler, Larson Drexel Doss Kramer Malrn Foaelstrom Bru tkern Brown Steele ront row Furey Meek Penny Stromer Potteuger Another organuzotuon outsucle ot the gym class us the Gurls Rutle Team a branch of the Natuonal Rufle Assocuatuon The gurls practuce un the rufle range at school and hold matches wuth the R OTC rufle team The hugh pount members attend the clustruct tournament un the sprung Bottom pucture Funnerty Reed Campbell O erg Larsen Hunt McDan el Albert Clark Anderson Strorner Dudley Thurql row Bowley Hack Jacob on Lomb Halverson Johnson Wu rnuer Lon brooah Peter sen Jacobsen Longs Ile Johr- on Ry trorn Second row Fogel strorn Wulaerman Johnson Lunllerg Bloo'-'ugren Anderson Feuler Guulluatt Erakarno Lor on Hough Ho ston Front row Patruck Johnson . - I I ll ' ' ' ' r I I ' ' , V 4 . G A A Bock row Bowley, Pullen Runge, ! Meek McDanuel GlRLS' RIFLE TEAM -'Bock row Freemon Peterson EUUCV u 7 , A - f , E: u u hu! - u, I I , A A ,ls , A 11 s 4 - 5 f. Q K , u be . , ' 1 o Rug ,' s e ' . 'r : u . ey , K A S V , X, ,E , , , , s l 5 W . F - , o I ff! I f A 1 1 n ll fffffz 4 Seniors lx L,'P ff!! .-cffx' N !'.:'.'4 !f Lt!! 4174P'vLr.'mf1!'ffzk:'.f, ff L I Km lgxf f'H'f'f.4 Iv IU f.1'!X4!4fff2 ',:f flu f X' 'w f.m JH f.fi'qf'.', l7ij2fw11.'.w X411 L fu L ff X f ul' fff I fv'1 ','! 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Thespnons 4 Honor Roll I 234 Student Comrmssuon 3 4, Aurora 3 4 BEST Show 4 Frre Patrol 4 Landscape Patrol 2 Polars 3 4 Y Teens 2 3 Sennor Play 4 5 r . , . 4. If ,B ir 51. Q - .:,, - W fa' -3. ..:. Z': ' x ,..,. Z .,' 'I J jx A 2 3551 + I .X L tts . b y ie? , ' ,, ' ' ,,: J 1-',,J,--Ii V: : 5 ,J lCf',, I' :-' o I: :nur ,J '.: 'r,,, I ef' Blade Boles Boner Bothum Bowen Bradbury Braddock Brnggs Broe Burchord Bowyer Byers BARBARA A BLADE LYNN L BRADBURY Chour 3 4 Board of Controls 4 School Commattees 4 Band 4 Y Teens 4 Sunset Hugh School Dallas Texas I 2 3 CLAIRE MARIE BOLES BRENT D BRADDOCK Y Teens 4 Honor Roll 4 Wrestling 3 Student Manager 4 BARBARA ANN BONER Student Council 34 Aurora 234 Band 34 Mojorette 4 Baton Twlrlers 2 3 BEST Show 2 3 4 Fire Patrol 4 French Allnance 2 3 4 Presndent 4 Vlce Presudent 3 Ca et La 3 Busrness Mana ger 3 Orchestra 4 Pep Band 4 Polars 4 School Committees 4 Board of Control 4 Y Teens 3 Benson Hugh School I DAVE BOTHUM Honor Roll 3 4 Football 2 3 4 Wrestllng 2 Track 3 BEST Show 3 Etc Beda 34 Sergeant at Arms 4 Flre Patrol 3 4 Captaln 34 STS 4 Boys OClub 34 KATHLEEN ANN BOWEN MAIUORIE J BOWYER Polars 3,4, Y Tee4y,2,3E 11:1 W 7,1131 BERNARD B BRIGGS Aurora 3 Bond I2 BEST Show 2 Choir 234 Presldent 3 Dance Band 2 French Alllance 2 ROTC 2 LUCILLE M BROE BEST Show 3 ELIZABETH F L BURCHARD School Commmees 4 Y Teens 4 National Thesplans 4, Student Commlsslon 2,3, Aurora 4 BEST Show 4, GAA l,2, Polars 2,3, Y Teens 2 Sensor Play 4 RETA P BYERS Aurora 3, GAA ', Y Teens 4 ,Qs 1 ' 1 t ' '- 3 5 ,. 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Forenslc League 3 4 Sergeant at Arms 4 Honor Roll l 2 3 4 Student Commlsslon 4 Wrestlrng I 2 3 Tennis I 2 3 4 Aurora l 2 3 4 Band l 2 3 4 Drum Mayor 4 BEST Show l 2 3 4 B S O 3 4 Sergeant at Arms 4 Castle Club 3 4 Sergeant at Arms 4 Vice President 4 Dance Band l234 Flre Patrol 4 Landscape Patrol 3 Orchestra l 2 34 Pep Band 4 Red Cross lntercgtf Councul l 4 STS 34 Presudent 4 Boys State Alter nate DAVID O CHRISTENSEN Hr Y l234 Treasurer 34 George Washmgton Hugh School Los Anaeles Calutornra 2 DAVID PATRICK CHRISTENSEN Squad 2 Fure Patrol 34 ROTC I2 STS 34 Treasurer 4 ROBERT W CHRISTENSEN NatronalHonorSoclety Honor Roll I 2 3 4 Wrestlrng l 2 3 4 Eta Beda 4 Fare Patrol 34 Faculty Commrttee Member 34 Hr Y 4 STS 4 Corn husker Boys State 3 Boys O Club 2 3 4 Carlson Carter Chase Claassen Cloyed Cody DELORES A CLAASSEN Polars 4 DONALD D CLOYED Student Commusslon 4 Baseball 3 Basketball 2 4 Fare Patrol 3 4 BOB J CODY Basketball 2 Football 23 Track 124 Eta Beda 34 F Patrol 4 PEGGY MAURINE COOKE Natnonal Honor Society Student Councul 4 Aurora l 2 3 4 Glee 3 Band l 2 3 4 Orches tr I 2 3 4 SHIRLEY CDRNETT Aurora 4 BEST Show 4 GAA l Landscape Patrol 4 North Star Thnrd Page Edutor 4 Polars 4 Red Cross lntercrty Councul 3 4 Public Relatrons Chanrman 4 S T S 3 4 Y Teens l 2 3 4 Sensor Play 4 School Commuttees 4 VIVIAN I COTTON Nataonal Honor Socnety Qunll and Scroll 4 Honor Roll l 23 4 Student Commlssron 34 Aurora 1 23 4 Band l 23 4 BEST Show 2 34 Dance Band 1234 Fare Patrol 34 North Star 34 Norseman 4 June Edrtor 4 Orchestra l 2 3 4 Pep Band 4 STS 3 4 Secretary 4 Y Teens 3 4 D O Chnstensen D P Christensen R Christensen Cooke Cornett Cotton , ,,: ,, ,: 5 1 : ,J ,. -- 5 1 ,J ,,: ,: we J Q ,.: - 11,2 ffff I rrrf I I ,Ill I I rfrf I .X , I . . , - A' rrrl ,I Y f I riff f 1,12 ' K , ' 2. a,,,. 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'V mms numcls DA 5 B, ,uv Student Commussuon 4 Baseball I 2 3 4 Basketball l 2 3 Foot ball IZ34 BEST Show 3 Eva Beda 234 Presldent 4 Flre Patrol 2 3 4 Captam 4 Boys D Club 2 3 4 DOROTHY ANN DAVIS Aurora 2 3 Band 2 3 4 Baton Twtrlers l 2 3 4 BEST Show l 2 4 Pep Band 4 EDWIN G DAVIS Baseball I 234 Basketball l 234 Football 3 4 Eta Beda Flre Patrol 4 Landscape Patrol 3 4 Danze D Davls E Davus Duxon Doeschot Downmg WILLIAM F DAVIS Basketball I3 Track l Flr Patrol 34 MARGERY DE LAMATRE Honor Roll l 2 3 4 Aurora l 23 4 Band 2 3 4 French Alltance C314 Cgrchestra l 23 4 Senlor Gurl Scouts l 234 Vuce Pres: ent JOYCE E DELLA Natlonal Honor Socuety nor Roll l 23 u ora l 23 B nd 23 BEST Show DOROTHY ANN DIXON Honor Roll l Aqulla Aquulonns 34 French Alluance 3 Y Teen 4 Jumor Classtcal League 34 Sergeant at Arms 4 GORDON M DOIISCHOT CAROL SUE DOWNI Honor Roll l Arms 3 Nort Nattonal l-'onor Soctety 3 4 Glo 3 4 eraeant at man 4 Make u 1Efhtor 4 Orchestra 34 ommnttees 4 S tterbugs 3 STS 4 Y fe 13 lv 2 ' 6 1.5.3. iff ' I ,, ,... . Q If - ' ' l I I 9 , . ,: 3: H0 MPA' MIG lui li Eta Beda 2,3,4, Sergeant-at-Arms 35 Fire Patrol 4. OYCIWSTVG l.2,3: PQD 5006 35 Y-TBGHS 2. 5 ,, . , 1 .l I f ' . , . I , 1' l -lf'.E'..,4 l J' . .l ll 11 A ,J 4: I,: Cie ,,5, -- I f - I I N0 f ' I - l,2, , '.P0l 4: C : 1 ... g - n , fs . l I X4 f l' Av 'I ' l - . lj x, nf A I , . RALPH J. DU FF Student Commission 45 Aquila Aquilonis 3,45 Aurora 35 Crack Squad 35 Hi-Y 45 Rifle Team 45 ROTC l,2,3,4, Major 45 Shutter- bugs 45 Junior Classical League 3,4, Sergeant-at-Arms 4. RICHARD G. ECKSTROM Basketball l,45 Golf l,2,3,45 Track l5 Fire Patrol 45 Landscape Patrol 3, SHIRLEY ANN EIMERS National Honor Society Honor Roll l,2,3,45 School Committees 4. cr DEAN EKBERG L-' , Student Commission 4 SO 4 Castle Club 4 Secretar 4 Hi Y Y 4 Red Cross lntercity ouncil 4 Rifle Team 3 4 ROTC I 2 3 4 Captain 4 School Committees 3 4 STS 4 ,Z JANE E IN ARDT National Honor Society Natno espians 4 Ho o Roll l 234 Student Commission 4 BEST Show Cheerleaders 4 Choir 4 Fire Patrol cplr 344 P I s School Committees 4 Y Teens l 2 3 Y JEANETTE L ENGLAND Landscape Patrol 2 Polars 3 Rifle Team Duff Eckstrorn Engle Englund an Q , V Nw I Q JUN: L. film.: Honor Roll l,2,3,45 Student Commission 3,45 Aquila Aquilonis 3, 4, Co-Editor 4' French Alliance 35 Y-Teens 45 Junior Classical League 3,4, Secretary-treasurer 45 Greggites 4, .SU aww' 'D ELVERA sNGLuNo I Honor Roll 2,3,45 Student Commission 45 Polars 3,45 Y-Teens 2,3,45 Greggites 3,4. JOYCE E. ERDKAMP National Honor Society Honor Roll l,3,45 Student Commission 45 Quill and Scroll 45 Firc Patrol 45 French Alliance 3,45 Ca et La 45 Glaciers 3,45 Lawlscaoe Pntrol 25 North Stfrr 3,4, Editorial Chief 4, Managing Vditor 4: Polars 3,45 School Committees 45 Y-Teens 35 Board of Control 4, Quill and Scroll, ROBERT L. ERICKSON Aurora 3 BEST Show 4 BSO 34 Choir 34 Fire Patrol 4 STS 4 GERDON R FAHLAND National Honor Society National Forensic League 3 4 President 4 Honor Roll l 23 4 Student Council 234 President 4 Aurora 23 BSO 234 Sergeant at Arms 3 President 4 Castle Club 3 4 Sergeant at Arms 3 Crack Squad 23 Fire Patrol 34 Hi Y 4 Landscape Patrol 2 Red Cross lnterciry Council l234 Douglas County President 4 ROTC 2 3 4 Lieutenant Colonel 4 School Committees 2 3 4 S TS 2 3 4 President 3 Sergeant at Arms 3 Cornhusker Boys State 3 WILLIAM FEDDERSEN Tennis l 2 3 4 B SO 4 Castle Club 3 4 Treasurer 4 Hi Y 3 4 Red Cro s lnterclty Council 24 Stage Crew 234 Eimers Ekberg Engelhardt England Erdkamp Erickson Fahland Feddersen I ' , :'- 2 ,J : , , 5 ... . 5 ' 2' jl ,,,: 5 5 ' ' ' ' ,, ' 1 ,,,: 4f'-1 I ,J I ' ' 5 4,iorIedp,',4DZr,: :- ,,: Z-- , VJ5: -- , 5 : 5 ,,,, 5 5, : .,, 1 ',' , -- 1 J 2 :' 2,3. 5 ,, :'- ,J s ,: ,,. f Si 'QS f, of if 5, V .3 1 fri. . -G, ' 73 5 , 33 3 VI' r 25 5 5, it , , 1 C , ' , lp' ,Q - , sv ' V , ' ..,.,, , - I ' .Z 1 4 . , zil 'z I 'll f' 2 X -Q 4 5 I , ' he T, Fellman Ferguson Fortczzo Fouts Fox H Fratt V Fratt Frazell Frozeur Fredcncksen Frned Fulton GERRY L FELLMAN Natlonal Honor Socnety Honor Roll 234 Baseball I Track 23 Flre Patrol 4 French Alllonce I 2 North Star 4 Managnng Edltor 4 Buslness Manager 4 Red Cross lnterclty Councul 3 4 STS 4 Quull and Scroll ROBERT D FERGUSON Honor Roll 4 Aurora 4 Band 234 BSO 4 Landscape Patrol 2 Pep Band 4 SUE FORTEZZO Aurora 34 BEST Show 4 Cholr l234 French Alliance I GAA I Landscape Patrol 2 Polars 234 Y Teens I2 Sec retary 2 GERRY FOUTS Honor Roll I, Student Commussnon 4, Fare Patrol 3,4 BARBARA A FOX Greggutes 3 HAROLD M FRATT Bcisgball l,2, Basketball I 2 Track I 2,3,4, Fare Patrol 4, ROTC VALERIE ANN FRATT Natuonal Honor Socuety Natnonal Thespuans 4 Honor Roll I 2 Student Councll 4 Student Commsssuon 3 4 Aurora 3 4 BEST Show 4 Cholr 3 4 Flre Patrol 4 French Alluance 3 Glaclers 3 4 Presndent 3 4 North Star 3 4 Norseman 4 January Edutor 4 Polars 34 Treasurer 4 Rntle Team I 2 3 S T S 4 Sensor Play 4 GARY LEE FRAZELL Aurora 4 Band I 2 3 Choir 4 French Alllance I 2 ROTC I 2 3 LETITIA L FRAZEUR Honor Roll 4 French Allaance 2 3 4 Ca et La 2 3 4 North Stor 4 Norseman 4 Copy Edator 4 GAA 23 EDITH M FREDERICKSEN Aurora l,2,3,4, Band 2,3,4, Baton Twnrlers I 2 34, BEST Show I,3,4, Y Teens 2,3,4 GAYLE FRIED Natnonal Thespuans 4, Honor Roll 4 Student Commussuon 4, Aurora 4, BEST Show 4, Choir 3,4 French Alliance 4, GAA 3,4, Polars 4, Shutterbugs 3, Y Teens 3,4, Sensor Scouts I,2,3 4 Senlor Play 4 BARTY R FULTON Basketball I 2, Fnre Patrol 4, ROTC l,2,3,4, Fsrst Lneutenant 4 Q' J j'. ,Qifi 'f'L:7lf wwf 'v -' X ' Q 'b ,M ,K , 5, 5 V , , J , , , , ,,, l , , . , , , , , , , , . . . , - , . ,tt---I , ,,, , ,I ,f- , . A V - I , , I , ' I I ' I , , - - - . - RITA C FUREY Honor Roll I 7 Student Commusslon 4 Fnre Patrol 4 GAA 2 3 4 Palars 3 4 Y Teens 2 3 4 Greggltes 4 DORIS GABRIELSON Y Teens 4 Greggntes 3 4 Sergeant at Arms 4 School Commat tees 4 BARBARA GALLOWAY Natnonal Honor Soclety Qurll and Scroll 4 Honor Roll I 2 3 Student Commlssuon 2 3 4 Aquula Aquulonls 3 GAA I North Star 34 Norseman 4 June Editor 4 Polars 3 4 School Commnttees I S T S 3 4 Y Teens 2 3 Cornhusker Girls State Alternate 3 Junnor Class: cal League 3 Sensor Gurl Scouts I 2 Qulll and Scroll LEO E GARD Easeliall I Basketball I Wrestlnng 3 Golf I234 Landscape atro DONA L GEBHARDT Honor Roll I 4 BEST Show 4 Chour 4 Y Teens 2 3 4 EUGENE L GERDES Band 3 ROTC I Furey Gabnelson Galloway BEVERLY .I GILLIAM Student Cornmussuon 4 Chorr 4 Fre Patrol 4 GAA I234 Polars 3 4 Rntle Tearr- 2 3 Y Teens I 2 DON GOOD PRISCILLA BROCK GRAHAM Aurora 3 Cholr 2 3 4 Polars Wen? 4 f :Loo fifvt J ffm Www ROBERT FRED GRAU Baseball I 2 3 4 Football I 2 3 4 Wrestlnng I 2 3 4 Track I 3 Aurora 4 BEST Show 3 Eta Beda 34 Vuce Presldent 4 Flre Patrol 3 4 Captaun 4 Landscape Patrol 3 Bays O Club I 2 3 4 JERRY A GRAVES Honor Roll I Fnre Patrol 3 4 JOAN GRASSO Natuonal Thespnans 4 Student Commlsslon 4 Aurora 4 BEST Show 4 Charr 4 Polars 4 Y Teens 24 Sensor Play 4 Ga rd Gebhardt Gerdes Gull am Good Graham Grau Graves Grasso ,- ,li ,-g 5' J :I ,,: ,:- ,,: . ,J ,. - J ,, -- J '- . . 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Thespxons 4 Aurora 4 BEST Sh w 4 GAA I Landscape Patrol 4 Polors 34 School Commnttees 4 Y Teens l 2 3 4 Semor Play 4 Sensor Gurl Scouts I 2 3 4 FRED 5 HINDMAN Aurora 2 BEST Show 4 Football 2 3 Chonr 4 HI Y 2 3 Vce Presnplent 2 Presndent 3 ROTC 234 Second Lneutenant 4 Technical Hugh School I BEVERLY J HINES GAA I2 Landscape Patrol 2 Polors 234 School Commut tees 4 Y Teens I 2 FREDERIC W HOMAN Honor Roll l234 Auroro234 BandI234 BSO 34 Fnre Patrol 3 French Alluonce 2 3 4 North Star 3 4 Norsemon 3 4 Actuvlty Edltor 4 Orchestra 234 Pep Band 4 ROTC 234 Second Lieutenant 4 Nevada Mnssoun Hugh School I Qunll and Scroll Natrona! Honor Socnety an Q If ' 4' I I - J 1 ' 1 M . ,. 4 I, '5 5 3,4. ', ' 5 2 ,,: ' 3,45 Fare Patrol 3,4g Orchestra 2,3,4g Polors 3,45 Y-Teens 2,3g ' ' : : Q J..-J . 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HUNT Bond 3,4g Orchestra 3, ROTC 3,4, MABEL LUCRET'A JENSEN Aurora 4 Cho r 4 Y Teens 4 MARY ANN JENSEN Natrona' Thesplans 4 Honor Roll 3 Student Council 4 Student Commnsslon 3 4 Aurora 4 BEST Show 4 Fnre Patrol 4 GAA I Glacvers 34 Landscape Patrol 24 Polars 34 Red Cross lntercuty Council 34 Treasurer 4 School Committees 4 STS 4 Y Teens I 2 3 4 Senior Play 4 JO ANNE B JOHNS DONALD JOHNSON Cholr 4 Basketball Football Huddleston Hunt M Jensen M D Johnson G Johnson Johnson L Johnson W GEORGANN JOHNSON Central Hugh, Sloux Cnty, Iowa, JOYCE ELAINE JOHNSON National Honor Socnety National Thesprans 4 Honor Roll 234 Aurora 234 BEST Show I234 Cheerleaders 234 Captam 4 Fure Patrol 34 GAA I2 North Star 34 Norsemon 4 Soles Manager 4 Polars '234 School Committees 4 STS 34 Secretary 4 Y Teens I 2 3 Sensor Play 4 Quull and Scroll LOIS AN JOHNSON Honor 3 Stude ommlsslon 4 Cheerleaders 34 Fnre Patr olars 34 Rlfle Team 4 Y Teens e 3 4 T rer 4 School Commlttees 4 ROBERT A JOHNSON Baseball 34 Aurora 34 2 3 4 Stage Crew 3 4 BEST ow 3 4 Rntle Team 4 ROTC BETTY CLARA JONES A Jen en Johns D Johnson R Johnson Jones ,M -l9sl i. 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Football 23 Wrestllng 34 Fre ral 34 Hn Y 2 MARTIN J KLEIN Natlonal Forenslc League 4 Honor Roll 3 Tennls 34 Aurora 23 BSO 34 Castle Club 34 Crack Squad 234 North Star 4 Norseman 4 ROTC l 2 3 4 School Commlttees 4 Board of Control 4 STS 34 Natnonal Honor Soclety JOHN K KOCH Track 3 4 Aurora 4 Band l 2 3 4 Dance Band 4 Orchestra 4 Pep Band 4 ROTC l 2 3 4 GARY A KOHRELL Notlonal Honor Soclety Honor Roll I 4 Student Commlsslon 4 Aqulla Aquelonls 3 Ten ms 4 Kung Club 34 Vlce Presldent 34 Red Cross lnterclty Councll l234 Treasurer 34 ROTC 234 Mayor 4 Junlor Classlcal League 3 MARIAN KOONTZ Natuonal Honor Soclety Honor Roll l 2 3 4 Aurora l 2 34 Band 2 BEST Show 23 4 Choir 3 Dance Band l2 34 Glaclers 34 Orchestra IZ34 Red Cross lnterclty Councll l234 Y Teens 3 Greggltes 3 4 Presldent 4 RICHARD S KUNDICH Honor Roll l Red Cross lnterclty Councll 3, ROTC l,4 A Hi' f 5 ei: 4 ,I .,.. I I 0 III, LII: I I.: I: I III . ,, 5 , , Pat ,, - l,,3,4. I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I , . . . , . I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I - I I I I - , , I I I - I I - , f ' . , 1 . I . ' I I I I I , . . . . I . A I I I I I I I I I I ' ' tbl-' tl4' IIIJ IIII I III - I , , I I I I I I H I I ' I I I I I r 1 I I - I 1 I DANNY J. LANGEVIN Natuonol Honor Society Quull and Scroll 45 Natnonal Forenslc League 45 Student Com- musslon 45 Aurora 2,35 B.S.O. 2,3,4, Sergeant-at-Arms 4, Treas- urer 45 Castle Club 3,4, Vuce Presrdent 45 Crack Squad 2,35 El Polo del Norte 3,4, Editor, 3,45 Fire Patrol 45 Landscape Patrol 25 North Star 3,45 Norseman 4, Co-sports Edutor 45 Red Cross Intercnty Councll 45 ROTC I,2,3,4, Captain 45 School Commuttees 45 S.T,S, 3,4, Sergeant-at-Arms 4, Quill and Scroll. DONNA MARIE LANGHEINE RICHARD R LARSON Track 2 3 Aurora 2 BEST Show 2 Landscape Patrol 3 Stage Crew 2 MARTIN CHARLES LA RUE Honor Roll 3 Baseball 2 3 4 Football 4 Aurora I 2 4 BEST Show I4 Chonr I24 Vrce Presldent 4 President 4 Eta Beda 4 Boys O Club 4 KENNETH C LEEPER ANN E LEINBACH BEST Show 3 ' angevln Langhelne LeMasters Letovsky If-ww 'WG 3 1 Larson LaRue Leeoer Lllley Lnneweber Longvllle CHARLENE LE MASTERS Natuonal Thesplans 45 Aurora 45 BEST Show 45 G.A,A. 1,25 Landscape Patrol 35 Polors I,2,3,45 Rnfle Team 25 School Com- muttees 45 Shutterbugs lj Y-Teens l,2,35 Sensor Girl Scouts l,2,3,45 Sensor Play 4, JOANNE LETOVSKY Honor Roll 35 Student Commnsslon 45 BEST Show 45 Fire Patrol 3,45 G,A.A, I5 Polars 3,4, Sergeant-at-Arms 45 S,T.S. 3,45 Y- Teens I,2,35 Greggltes 3,4, Sergeant-at-Arms 45 School Com- mittees 4. DONNA JO LILLEY NORMA PHYLLIS LINEWEBER RUTH L LONGVILLE Natnonal Forensuc Leaaue 4 Honor Roll 3 Student Commlssuon 4 Aurora 4 BEST Shov. 4 Cholr 4 Fare Patrol 4 Landscape Patrol 3 Polars 34 Rlfle Team 234 STS 34 Sergeant at Arms 4 JOYCE I LUNDBERG Polars 4 Rntlc Team I 2 3 4 Vucc Presldent 4 Shuttcrbugs 3 4 Grcggltes Lelnbach Lundberg fm 'M' all fb-V 95 5 -av qu.-ar' '94 I 'tw-r ' - 5 J 3. ,,,, 5 , 1 'Q f Kia A A' 2 ?,.,L5 A .A ,W M.: , , 5 .. xv! 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Q A 3 S Vx 21 -of 'X ' K ,,,, Z , 1' ' o 3, g , , . J I 5 A , Q I -, 5' Q J ' , f ' I5 , , 5 1 . - . : - , 2 . J 3 I: - Wifi, I 1 , , I., :,, ,,, I: j u DONNA R. MEEK Aurora 45 Polars l,Z,3,45 Y-Teens l,2,3,45 G.A.A. l,2,3,4. DOROTHY M. MEKECH Polars 2,3,45 Rntle Team 3. ROSEMARY C MELICHAR Y Teens 4 DAVID W MEYER BONNIE JEAN MILLER National Thesplans 4 Student Cornmsssron 4 Aurora 4 Y Teens l 4 Sensor Play 4 LOREN E MLEYNEK Natronal Honor Socvety Quill and Scroll 4 Honor Roll 1234 Student Commlsslon 4 Track 3 Aurora 234 Band l 234 BEST Show 4 BSO 234 Secretary 4 Treasurer 4 Castle Club 34 Treasurer Sergeant at Arms 4 Cholr 4 Landscape Patrol 3 North Stnr 3 4 Norse man 4 Sports Editor 4 Orchestra I4 Pea Band 4 Red Cross lntercnty Councnl 4 ROTC l 2 3 4 Captaln STS 3 4 Sergeant at Arrrs 4 Quull and Scroll Meek Mekech Mellchar Montgomery B Moore D Moore Mit iii r MARILYN A. MONTGOMERY Notuonal Thespnans 45 Aurora 3,45 BEST Show 3,45 Chovr 3,45 School Committees 45 Senlor Play 4. BEVERLY MOORE Honor Roll 45 Student Commnssnon 45 Aurora l,3,45 Band 2,3,4J Baton Twlrlers l5 Best Show lg North Star 45 Norseman 4, Business Manager 45 Orchestra 2,3,45 Pep Band 45 Y-Teens 3,4. DANIEL E MOORE Baseball 34 Basketball l34 Football l34 Chor 34 Eta Beda 34 Landscape Patrol 3 O Club 4 Vnce Preslclent 4 LOUISE M MOORE ull and Scroll 4 Honor Roll 134 Student Commlsslon 4 hog' 4 Frre Patrol 4 GAA l234 North Star 4 Feature Writer 4 Norseman 4 Clrculatnon Manager Polars 234 Y Teens 2 3 4 Ouall and Scroll RAY A MOYER Baseball 23 Football 23 Track l EI Polo del Norte 3 HA Y l 23 4 ROTC l MARY ALICE MRKVICKA Natlonal Thesplans 4 Honor Roll 3 4 Student Commission 2 4 Aurora 4 BEST Show 4 Landscape Patrol 3 Shutterbugs 4 Y Teens 4 Semor Play 4 Meyer Muller Mlcynek L Moore Moyer Mrkyncka 177 - - . , - , , J J , 1: J J J -I ,J I I 4, 1 1 1 - - ' ' I ' ' I ' ' 1 1.1 f- . ,. ' ' ,' A, U F' 4 I 814, , J 11: J . J J i . . 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U, 1,11 ff 1, . 1111 11 ' 1 '- 11 I 1 I A 11 .. . . ., ,j . PATRICIA A. PATRICK National Honor Society National Thespians 45 Honor Roll l,2,3,45 Student Commission 3,45 Aurora 45 BEST Show 45 El Polo del Norte 3,45 Editor 3,45 Fire Patrol 3,45 G.A.A. 2,3,45 Polars 3,45 Rifle Team 3,45 Board of Control 45 Shutterbugs 35 S.T.S. 4, Vice President 45 Y-Teens 3,45 Senior Play 45 Girls' State 3. WILLIAM R PAYNE Baseball 2 3 4 Football l 2 3 4 Wrestling 2 Choir 3 4 ec retary 3 Eta Beda 4 Fire Patrol 4 Landscape Patrol 3 O Club 4 ROBERT D PECK National Honor Society Aurora 2 3 4 B S O 3 4 Sergeant at Arms Choir 2 3 4 Crack Squad 3 Fire Patrol 4 North Star 34 Sports Editor 4 ROTC l Z3 STS 4 Oulll and Scroll A r NoRMA LEE PENDLETOI DtationalHon'or Society Honor Roll 3 4 Glaciers 4 Greggites 4 Reacog High, Texas l 2 sky sy . jqvxtlafga, efs.-I SALLY J PENNY Ngtghal Honor Society National Thespians 4 Honor Roll I 3 4 Student C ission 4 Aurora 4 BEST Show 4 El Polo del Norte 4 Fi Patrol 4 G A A l 2 3 4 Polars 2 3 4 President 4 School mmittees 4 S T S 4 Y Teens 3 4 Senior Play 4 CONSTANCE K PERRIN Aurora 3 4 BEST Show 3 Choir 3 4 Fire Patrol 4 Polars 3 4 Y Teens 3 Patrick Payne Petersen P e BEVERLY J. PETERSEN MARY ELLEN PIEL National Thespuans 4 Student Commission 4 Aurora 4 BEST Show 34 GAA 4 Polars 4 Shutterbugs 34 Y Teens 4 Senior Play 4 School Committees 4 NORMA J PLANTZ Student Commission 4 Choir 4 GAA l234 Y Teens 12 GLORIA G PLEISS Choir 3 4 RONALD L POLESON ROTC l DUANE W POST National Honor Society National Forensic League 34 Vice President 4 Honor Roll l 2 3 4 Student Commission 4 Golf 3 4 Tennis l 2 3 4 Aurora 2 3 B SO 2 3 4 Vice President 4 President 4 Fire Patrol 3 4 French Alliance 4 Red Cross intercity Council 34 Vice Pres: dent 4 Board of Control 4 STS 34 Boys State 3 Castle Club 34 Vice President 3 President 4 Peck Pendleton Penny Perrin Plant Pleiss Poloson Po t A944 I , , 1 , , , Q 1 , , S - gf A I 5 I 5 5 5 5 5 - , 1 , i . . . , I , , , ' , 5 . -- : I imrfffi- , 2 , i 7 1 . 1 f. , , ff i, -f,,--. ' . . 5 - . - ' ,f . , , 1 I, ,- 1 , 1 2 1 - , . ' , . 1 ' ' 1 f- .- - 1 J K ' . , , ' ' -- - . ,.-' g 4 f , . z, , , 1 I 1 . , : I , J r 4 l , , , : , ,H , 5 J . . . 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Thespuans 4 Honor Roll 2 Student Commnssuon 4 BEST Show 4 GAA 2 North Star 4 Norseman 4 Polars 3 Sensor Play 4 Shutterbugs 3 Y Teens 3 4 Honor Roll 4 Y Teens 3 Stage Crew 34 Aurora 34 FRANCES L QUIGGINS Best Show 2 GEORGE H RATH JOAN E RYDER Student Councrl 3 Landscape Patrol 2 School Commuttees 4 MARILYN RUTH ST JOHN Aurora 3 4 BEST Shaw 3 Chour 3 4 Abraham Lmcoln Hugh Iowa I 2 TOM READ Natronal Thesplans 34 Presldent 4 Natlonal Forensnc League 3 4 Sergeant at Arms 4 Student Commussnon 4 Aurora l 2 3 4 Band I 2 34 BEST Show 2 34 BSO 4 Sergeant at Arms 4 Ca tle Club 4 Dance Band 23 Hu Y 4 Orchestra IZ34 Red Cross Intercrty Councul 4 School Commnttees 3 STS 4 Presrdent 4 Fuzz Club 3 Boys State 3 DENNIS E SASS Baseball 3 Basketball 14 Flre Patrol 34 Landscape Patrol 3 4 School Commlttees I , 43 I af I .. ' 'I' 1 ,,: ' 1 ' ' 1 1 ,. ,,: - ,: : , 1' ll ' . . I I .. I g 2---1 : : 2 1 1' 1' BETTY M. PYLE ROBERT L. ROSENBAUM g- . ,I ,- . 2 1 ' . ' ' ,, ' 2 1 ' : A ,:' ,: ,, -- 1 2 ,g , s 5- V ,Q - ,I MYRTA M. SALES National Honor Society National Thespians 45 Honor Roll 2,3,45 Student Commission 45 AUVOVG l,4j BEST Show 3,45 Fire Patrol 45 G,A.A. l,2,3,45 Polars gill: Sichool Committees 45 Shutterbugs 3,45 Y-Teens 2,45 Senior OV , LE ROY I. SATHER Student Commission 4, Baseball 45 Track 3,45 Hi-Y 3,45 Lond- scope Patrol 4. HAROLD L SCHAFER ROTC l 2 3 LEONA MAE SCHEFFER Gardena High School California l 2 3 RAYMOND F SCHINKER jj pg! il if! MARY A SCHIRATTI Honor Roll 3 GA A 2 Shutterbugs 3 Y Teens 3 Greggites 4 SCIIBS SOIITEF Schafer Schiro Schmidt Schmitz 'mv' W Scheffer Schmucker ALLAN V. SCHIRO National Forensic League 3,4, Treasurer 45 Honor Roll 45 Student Commission 45 Aurora 3,45 B.S.O. 3,45 Secretary 45 Castle Club 3,45 Choir 2,35 Crock Squad 35 Red Cross Intercity Council 2,3,4, President 45 ROTC l,2,3,4, First Lieutenant 45 S.T.S. 3,-4. JEAN M. SCHMIDT National Thespuans 45 Honor Roll 2,3,45 Student Commission 4' Aurora 4' BEST Show 4' El Polo Del Norte 3,45 French Alli- ance 4 GAA 3 Polars 4 Shutterbugs 3 STS 4 YTeens 3 4 Senior Play 4 Senior Scouts l 2 3 4 RICHARD H SCHMITZ Honor Roll l 2 3 BEST Show 3 Boys State 3 LOIS E SCHMUCKER National Honor Society Honor Roll l 2 3 4 Student Commission 4 Aurora 3 BEST Show 4 Choir 2 3 Fire Patrol 34 French Alliance 3 4 Glaciers 3 4 Secretary 4 Landscape Patrol 2 North Star 34 Norseman 4 Make up Editor Polars 4 STS 4 Sergeant at Arms 4 Senior Scouts I 2 3 4 Co et La 4 School Committees 4 CATHERINE SCHNITKER BOB SCHREPEL National Honor Society National Forensic League 34 Secretary 4 BSO 34 Junior Classical League 3 4 Aquila Aquilonis 34 Honor Roll I 234 Choir l 2 3 4 Board of Control 4 BEST Show l 4 Aurora l 2 3 4 Red Cross lntercity Council 3 4 Shutterbugs 2 3 4 President 4 Schunker Schiratti Schnitker Schrepel 'iw Z will . . - ' V 5 5 ' . . . , - - I I 7 ' 1 I . 1 0 fwfr? f I .Si q A , A i i ZAA ,,,.. a A , E, - V V my D I ' sf W ' .,,.. , 5 V - a g, I .,.,, A A we A '-'1' A i ,ZII f -' Ng Q ,V , Q I W , 'ft f 5 . , 2 , 'M 4 It My , 'Y qw. 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'Y,Zi.,T+l' me D Scott P Scott Sedlacek DARRELL W SCOTT Basketball l 2 Football l 2 3 4 Track 3 4 Wrestlsng 4 O Club4 l-:fi PATRICIA ANN SCOTT Natronal Thespsans 4 Qusll and Scroll 4 Honor Roll 3 4 Student Commssssan 4 Aurora 34 BEST Show 4 Chosr 34 North Star 3 4 Second Page Edstor 4 School Commsttees 4 Sensor Play 4 Qusll and Scroll FRANKLIN E SEDLACEK Natsonal Honor Soc ety Honor Roll 2 3 Aquslo Aquslonss 3 4 Edstor 4 Aurora 2 3 B SO 34 Castle Club 4 Crack Squad 2 3 4 Co Commander 4 Fsre Patrol 4 Landscape Patrol 2 Rsfle Team 34 Captasn 4 ROTC l 2 3 4 Masor 4 JIM L SHA!-IAN Greggstes 4 RICHARD G SHAPLAND Basketball l, Stage Crew 2,3,4 Natsonal Honor Socsety ROBERT SHAPLAND Honor Roll l,2,3,4, Basketball l, Aurora 34, BEST Show 3,4, Stage Crew 2,3,4 Natsonal Honor Socsety Shahan R Shapland R Shapland Smalldon B Smsth H Smsth FREDERICK C SHINROCK Natsonal Honor Socsety Honor Roll I 23 4 Student Councsl l 23 Student Commsssson Baseball l2 Basketball l234 Football l G If l2 Eta Beda 4 Fsre Patrol 4 Hs Y 4 School Commsttees 4 ST S 4 O Club 4 Secretary Treasurer 4 CAROL SHOWALTER Natsonol Honor Socsety Natsonal Thespsans 4 Honor Roll l 234 Student Commsssson 34 Aqusla Aquslonss 34 Aurora 4 BEST Show 4 Fsre Patrol 4 Sensor Play 4 Glacsers 34 Sergeant at Arms 4 STS 3 4 Junsor Clcsssscal League 34 Pressdent 4 Sensor Scouts l 23 4 ROSE MARY SINCLAIR BARBARA ANN SMALLDON Polars l,2,3,4, School Commsttees 4 Y Teens 3,4 BARBARA M SMITH Natsonal Honor Socsety Natsonal Thespsans 4, Honor Roll 4 Student Commsssson 34, Aurora 4 BEST Show 4, GAA l 2 North Star 3 4 Polars 3,4 School Commsttees 4, STS 3,4, Y Teens 23 Gsrl Scouts l,3, Sensor Play 4, Ousll and Scroll HAROLD F SMITH , ,V'. , ii, my an W 3 A 1 1:3:5:,.2.', 3 ? 1214 aug .1 Shlnrock Showalter Sinclair . 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Q. ,. - 1 J 4. 1' 1 , ' 2 'A ,,: :V :D ,, , E 1. J- 2 ,,ge 5 : . ' 1 W ,,: ,,: : 1 : ,, - ,g ,, - g GERIZY L. TAYLOR BERNARD L. TIDWALL UCY' 1 ,,J 41.2 I l0 41 5' 2,5 5 5 i- 3,45 . s:s,,g- ,,5 ,. . N J ,.: ,I- ,zl ,,: J 5 ,-,J-.- WINSTON A. TOFT JOYCE L. WAGNER Honor Roll I5 Aurora 35 Choir 3: Fire Patrol 45 S.T.S. 4, Treas- urer 4. HOWARD L. TOOLEY Landscape Patrol 35 Polars 3,45 Rifle Team 2,35 Y-Teens I. 4 JOY LEE WAGNER Aurora 2,3,45 BEST Show 2,45 Choir l,2,3,45 Hi-Y l.2,3.4, Treas- urer 3, President 4. DONNA MARIE TURNER Y Teens 4 RONALD N VOLCHECK Football 3 Tennis BERNICE E VOLOVICH Y 3 Landscape Patrol 3 ROTC I Aurora 35 BEST Show 2,4, Choir 3,45 Y-Teens I,2. l SHARON LEE WAKEFIELD Aurora 4 Choir 4 G A A I Polars 4 Shufferbugs 2 3 4 Y Teens 2 3 4 Greggutes 3 4 CARLETA R WALKER Aurora 23 BEST Show I 2 Orchestra l 234 Polars 23 4 ETH ANN WA ON Honor Roll 3 Polars 4 Y Teens 3 4 Cablnet 4 Greggltes 34 M INGRID WADE Aurora 4 Chour I4 Toft Tooley Wagner Joy Wagner Turner Wakefield 88' va-If -J? M5114 eenrs-,ZJQ4 DARLENE L WEIHE El Polo del Norte 4 Volcheck Volovlch Wade Walker Watson Weuhe ape '31-IQ' wwf :X v-43'-is uv '73 :Al '2,3,4:Hi- : 1 - Az. ,-: . U 1. I f . EL pre 5 5 - ' , , ' 5 , . A a ' r ' I . ' . J I A .52 I J, A 'W YYY A M f A , ,2 I A A A 4 H ' .V ' A ,.., 34 - ., -.Q' Y . r5,., . V W., : 'M .. 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