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

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The main holl contoins oll the regulor classrooms. The middle division houses the cafeteria ond other specialized rooms, such os science ond homemoking. The north branch of the E forms the auditorium, while the gymnasium occupies the south oreo. .fdf Word My .SZAOOK The plan of the building symbolizes Excel- lence , a term which is echoed in every phase of North High School activity. Through the years, North has steadily en- larged and improved its facilities to benefit its growing enrollment. Plans for the future include fluorescent lights and a new paint job for every room. North will also boast a new and larger art room, greatly improved ROTC facilities, a new homemaking room, a new music room, a uni- form-drying enclosure in the boys' locker room, and another gymnasium. Other ideas include a parking lot on the south side of the building, a room for the dramatics classes, and new curtains for the stage. As these dreams become realities, North Omahans can point to their fine school with a growing feeling of pride. North High has developed as the community has developed. lt has served North Omaha as North Omaha has served it. And whether the landscape is bright with lilacs and bridal wreath, or glistening under a blanket of snow, North High School always presents a pretty picture. fl Z? All QZBQCZMQJ After 2-4 years of servuce to North Hugh School Henry C Meents us returung ln h s furst teachung assugnments here he unspured hus students wuth hus deep unterest un hus work ln the execu tuve offuces of dean of boys and pruncupol he won thc affectuon and respect of both students and faculty wuth hus dcep loyalty and unterest un hus school ln com munuty servuce he auded un numerous prouects the beautuful mernorual londscapung around North Hugh wull ever be o trubute to hus efforts In uuvenule court work he helped many a boy to adjust to normal youthful Every one of the thousands of students who have passed through the holls of North remember Mr Meents os a kundly ond personal fruend They uoun us un wushung hum and Mrs Meents mony happy yeors un theur new Cglufornuo home where they wull be neor theur daughter Jeon and theur two granddaughters So ut us wuth deep sunceruty that we deducate thus l952 Norseman to Henry C Meents He wull be greatly mussed at North Hugh School but the unufued school spurut he hos fostered wull long endure And whenever old grads of North get together they w ll thunk of hum and pay hum theur hughest trubute Mr Meents a really greot QUY Lid 00 5 ' ' luving. ,7 ,Mary 5 Ween 5 Tvf L f F2 E: ' ffm-V' f ff v f WV- TV1 'w . ' F x V y f Pwctumd cr Nqr , L ,V-.yr ' 913 'WNV' . r 1+ A MQ f if 'z ff x unsung, if? me WWW A mLmdfr0LfL01fL S tO w Z X jf!! fofy l-lenrv C Mccnts has long been a leader an the teach rng protessuan Has dutles began when he served hrs countrv jurrng World War l and taught IU a technucal rnathernatlcs school ln Kehr Germany After the war he became a math and shop Instructor at l-lebron Nebraska There he also coached l-le later served as superintendent of schools an several Nebraska towns rncludlng Otoe Waterloo and Elkhorn ln add: tnon to his executrve dutles he found time to teach sclcn c mathcmatlcs and hustory and serve as coach ln l92b Mr Meehts panned the tacultv ot North l-lngh School teachung socual scuence and mathematucs From thus posutlon he became dean ot boys then asslstant prlncupal For the past ten years he has served North as prlnclpal Mr Meen s record contains a long lust of ably tslled posrtuons IH cnvlc and cornmunlty aftalrs wlnlch have brought ham recognition and respect as a gentleman and an educator rj HI KENNETH BURKHOLDER Versotule us o futtung oduectuve to descrube Kenneth Burkholder As ossustont pruncu pol he hondles the numerous odrnunustrotuve dutues whuch foll under hus uuru ductuon A deon of boys he benefuts students from cull closses by hus helpful counsel As odvusor of freshmen boys thus yeor he guuded mony on the rught opprooch to hugh school ln cuddutuon to these offuces Mr Burkholder serves os othletuc durector for North Hugh ever needed mokes Kenneth Burkholder un voluoble eww 52 ue IQAO Amd HELEN E ROBINSON Muss Helen E Robunson obly meets the chollenge whuch comes from beung deon ot gurls She us olwoys reody to odvuse ond help gurls from oll grodes un solvung problems whuch ronge from o decusuon regordung o future pro fessuon to on excuse for mussung eughth hour study holl She olso funds tume to teoch o peruod of freshmon mothemotucs eoch doy ond to oct os odvusor for freshmon gurls In these woys Muss Robunscn succeeds un mountounung o close personol contoct wuth North students l2 xx . . . . .S . . ' S School, His friendly willingness to help wher- . . . A ,X , U- . 1 1 1 11 1 1 s W f 5 .6 -,X WN ?1-:Yf 54-'25 ' ' Q W Q W? 9 -4 ff nv n .N WY' a -Q. S' 'Vi I x I 3 . 2 3 - Lifgfggy ,P Mary E Humllton Anna B Jensen Anne Keenan Anna May Kuhn Arduth Muller Margaret A Ncelsen Md? WQPLJ QUL5lf0l'L LVL Revusnon was the keynote of the work nn the Englush department Many new udeas and teachung procedures were nntroduced Into the course of study Although almost every English class was altered somewhat one of the most strlklng changes was made In Englush IV This was made prumornly unto an oral speech course enabling students to learn to express them Changes were also made In the llterature studued un English classes A wuder varnety of reading was made avaulable to the students Style Book New Feature Another new feature this year was the use a compact Style Book Used by all the VL fd Qlftlnde 0 Omaha Publnc Hugh Schools It contams a summary of the requurements ot good com posutlon Require Slx Credits Snx creduts In Englush are now requlred A there rs no Englush V a punlor may enter de bate speech and dramatlcs or lournalusm This year dramatucs students were benefltted by a remodeling of the make up room Ad full credit Instead ot the half credrt glven previously Even the faculty of the English department headed by Mass Nona Robinson underwent changes ln January Mrs Marlon Peterson reslgned from North s teaching staff She was replaced by Mrs C E Kuhn who nnstructs underclassmen NOT PICTURED Zdenka Sedlacek Ellen Pearey Maruon Peterson Helen M Plamondon Al ce V Portert eld No a Robmson Faye Southwell g L K5 I . 1 v . - . ' S I I r ' . . I . . - V t D I I . I . ' I I . I . . selves orally 05 wel' O5 in Written Work. vanced journalism students were granted a 1 . I I . , . of ll ll I l l I ' . i . i n ' 126 4 if I l4 v Floyd Cha E E Hell gso T o s C Joh so D W Myers WI C Nelson Q.. oweer gnu!! V119 !9!Lg5Lcaf.JlLfne55 on 5 Are A new Sl Ford was added to the equup ment lust of the lndustrual Arts department thus year along wuth varuous shop and me chanucal drawung equupment The Ford wa provuded by Burkhard Gereluck lnc for the use of the Druver Traunung classes Every year some new apparatus or machunery us added to the department and every year a new group of boys us started on uts way to become machunusts enguneers desugners and drafts men D W Myers has headed the North Hugh opened un l9Z4 He teaches archutectural drawung whule E E Hellugso unstructs the mechanucal drawung classes Floyd Chase and Wulluam C Nelson supervuse the boys and theur projects un the schools two shops Thomas C Johnson has taken over the uob formerly held by Nathan Mohar of un structor un the Druver Traunung classes Offer Varued Sports Program Good sportsmanshup the best un physucal and mental health and supervused partucupa Betty A d e s I as Ruth Seely tuon un a varued sports program are the goals set by Carol R Gast un the boys classes of the Physucal Educatuon department Mr Gast s program us Iumuted as us Mrs Ruth Seely s for the gurls by the fact that there us only one gymnasuum As durector of the gurls physucal educatuon classes Mrs Seely has set up a program of gurls sports dancung and outdoor actuvutues to unclude every gurl She has been assusted thus year by Mrs Betty Andrews The Reserve Offucers Traunung Corps pro vudes excellent traunung for any boy whether he aspures to a lufe as a plaun cutuzen or as a member of the armed forces The boys are trauned by members of the regular Unuted States Army namely Captaun Wulluam T Callery Sergeant Wulluam A Whutfueld and Sergeant Wulluam H Roberson Jr These men try to lay the foundatuon of untellugent cutuzen shup wuthun each boy and to guve hum such basuc mulutary traunung as wull benefut hum uf he uouns any branch of the armed forces Cap! W II S W lla E Colle y Wh ff eld l5 zz 9 V j I C se E, E. Erwin . . i h ma . n n . . iliam . 9 L , re Industrial Arts department since the school R.O.T.C. Excellent Training .iiarnT. gt. iirn. n r V Caro G I r i i ze Q' 3 ,W 'K Twula Cowman Freda Schroeder Samuel F Thomas Cleo Butler Lucy Harte Florence Walker l 6'l,Ll'LLl'Lg LVL DLJLC 0l'VL8lfl'LCL LVL? lflf5Ll'L85fl The Instrumental Musuc department under the durectuon of Samuel F Thomas gauned the possessuon of three fune strung basses an Eng lush horn a cello and a barutone horn durung the year Over half of the partucupants un the annual All Cuty Musuc Clunuc were Vukungs Actuvutues un the Vocal Musuc department headed by Muss Twula Cowman now unclude chour boys and gurls glee ensemble and Vocal Vukungs Mrs Freda Schroeder uouned the musuc staff as accompanust last fall re placung Mrs Mary Sulver who retured last year Helps Prospective Homemakers One of the larger departments at North us the Homemakung department Its courses duvuded unto many helpful unuts for prospec tuve homemakers are under the unstructorshup of Muss Lucy Harte head of the department and Muss Florence Walker and Muss Cleo Butler At the end of each unut of class work the students guve a party tea luncheon or style show demonstratung practucally what they have accomplushed An addutuon to the Busuness Educatuon de partment thus year was a correctuve typewrut ung class un whuch students type to musuc for rhythm drulls A new teacher Muss Arlene McKussuck uouned the busuness staff replacung Mrs Janet Marlatt The department provudes courses un type wrutung shorthand bookkeepung commercual aruthmetuc busuness law offuce practuce of fuce routune whuch uncludes calculcltung ma chunes and fulung and general busuness for freshmen Pupuls enrolled un these courses not only fund places for themselves un the busuness world but also un college Mrs Mary Uhl Colluns us chaurman of the department and durector of student employ ment un the school Through her many North students fund part tume work An ad dutuonal task of busuness students us the prepa ratuon of the Aurora programs The l952 pro gram was theur twentueth Greggutes a club for advanced shorthand students us co sponsored by Mrs Colluns and Muss McKussuck Mary Uhl Calhns M J Ekberg E E Ervun Flossle Lyons Arlene McKussuck Harvey A Smuth l6n fi U I C I Q l I - . , ' l - 1 1 ' 1 - 1 1 ' ' , . , . , 1 1 1 I I I . . 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I 1 1 1 1 I - 1 Barbara Barlow Carol Gast Nathan R Mohar became the chalrman of the Socnal Studues department thus year following the returement of Mass Mlldred Mor ras There were three addltlons to the teach came ln September whale Mass Marllyn Van gers panned the faculty mud year followlng the death of Muss Edna Molseed A new text Nebraska History was used for the fnrst time In the socnal science classes When more are purchased these texts wnll be used widely as part of the program to In crease the students knowledge of thelr own state Use New Text Social Scnence I offers freshman adjustment and world geography Social Scuence ll an electnve contnnues the study of geography Robert Mohlman Ellen Pearey Maude Paley ,SiJcLcL!eSll1fLczce5 Thela Barnes Ruth Barrett Leonard Bond Clare Carey Vernon Ekfelt Under Mu! ofearfemiwo All the known cuvallzatnons startmg wuth ancuent Egypt are covered un the sophomore world hlstory course The sensor course Amerlcan hustory concentrates on the begun nmg and development of the United States Courses for Juniors Natnonal state county and city govern ments are explained In American Government Socral Llvmg studles modern soclety with ernphasss on the Individual and his place IU ut Economucs are studned un Modern Problems I current events un Modern Problems ll and Il I At least one of these one semester courses must be taken by junlors Nathan R Mollar Marllyn Vlngers Edward Stech Kenth Stewart 117 X fl K . . e W . ing staff. Edward Stech and Robert Mohlman . . . . . ' . Q A 3 Lou se Barstow Beat-r ce Mack Pearl McCray Gertrude Mohr Davsd Petersen Charles Severyn at 9l'l'L6LfLC5, NSZLZVLCZ5 0,66 freao Olflf X6LCfl'L855 About half of the student body of North ss enrolled sn a course offered by the Mathe matscs department Thss department under the leadershsp of Msss Pearl McCray had 0 total enrollment of 882 students at the be gsnnsng of the year Most of the courses are requsrements for graduatson and college entrance Students have found the actsvstses of Dsgsts and Frac tsons helpful and snterestsng Fractsons ss a club organszed sust thss year for the freshmen and sophomores sn math classes Dsgsts or ganszed last year ss comprssed of sunsors and sensors Offer Advanced Math lncluded sn the currsculum of the depart ment are Algebra I IV Geometryl lll Trsgo nometry Slsde Rule Sensor Arsthmetsc and General Mathematscs l ll Fsrst year algebra and geometry are regular college preparatory courses whsle Algebra lll and IV are advanced mathematscs as well as slsde rule and trsgo nometry studses Sensor Arsthmetsc ss com pulsory for those who do not pass a general mathematscs test gsven to every gunsor Physscs classes were sssued new textbooks thss year presentsng the only notsceable change sn the Scsence department The new books replaced the ones whsch had been sn use ssnce l939 Physscs and chemsstry are both scsences of force and matter Physscs puts the emphasss on force and chemsstry on matter The study of plant and ansmal organs ss pursued sn the bsology laboratorses Requsre Scsence Credit General Scsence gsves the students an over all pscture of all the scsences A semester each of elementary chemsstry and physscs ss Any one of the fsve courses may be used as the scsence credsf requsred for graduatson The laboratory scsences physscs bsology and chemsstry-are acceptable for college en trance requsrements Physsology and Health deals wsth human bsology the Fsrst Asd course covers dsseases and accsdents thesr symptoms care and preventson Both courses may subststute for one year of physscal educatson The Scsence department ss headed by J H Dorsey Mary B B okmeyer Alce B Crocker Harold L Dally J H Dorsey Vernon Ekfelt Thomas C Johnson 18 offered in Physical Science. wb-4 C e C rey A y P C ubbe Ruth G Fo hes Lou se Sutton J P Foto Eth I Hunsaker 3 Q'- flft g 0!.!0l 8LglfL 6Ll'Lglfl,6Lg8f5, cy UfLLl!8l 56L German has been revnved an the Language department after an absence of three years Twenty seven students made up the new class The department whuch also Includes French Latun and Spanlsh classes boasts many lnnovatnons un teaching methods Help ful recordings and films are now available to nearly every language class Chrustmas stlckers wnth a greetung ln each of the four languages were dlstrlbuted at Christmas tume Strckers were prmted again nn observance of Foreign Language Week MISS MARY EDNA MOLSEED The death of Mnss Mary Edna Molseed on of North Hugh students faculty members and employees The klnd understandung hustory unstructor had been ull for some time and had been hos pltaluzed since early December Mass Molseed came to North un 1938 and except for a three year peruod of teachlng at Tech she was a devoted member of the Vu kung faculty Her quiet cooperative manner wlll be dearly massed by all who knew her Art students have begun work under a new Instructor James Fotua came nn January when Illness made It lmpossuble for Mrs Ethel Hun soker to continue teaching this year The annual open house exhublt dnsplayed the talent of the students enrolled In com merclal stall lufe and figure and craft courses The young artists also recenved opportunities for practucal experuence by enternng their work an varuous exhnblts and contests The depart ment made posters for every Vuknng actuvuty throughout the year I9 lar a m . r . I i . . i e cf If 5 ' December 26 darkened the Christmas spirit 1 I '.. W? Ha ret Catala o M rlore Scheerger Ro e Ost on c Gladys G es Helen Jel ek Q.. .JZLVLQ OZZAPQP? 601901144 8 NS? MXQ55 Jt MALE 15 Muss Rose Ostronuc has been a famnluar frgure nn the mann offuce slnce the doors of North Hugh were flrst opened Jolnung Muss Ostronlc and Mrs Harriet Catalano thus year was Mass Marlorne Scheerger She took the place of Mass Glorua Slate who moved to Call fornla dunng the Chrnstmas hollday Just across the hall from the maan office ns a room presrded over by Mrs Gladys Gres the attendance clerk Over her desk pass the reports of absence throughout the school year Keepnng track of l699 students us no easy lob' Everyone Knows Nurse Through the doorway of Mass Helen Jelu nek s office at one time or another pass most of the students of North wuth complannts that vary from a headache to a broken arm The nurse as asslsted by nnne student commission members who are assigned to duty In her office every hour of the day Mass Jelnnek states that these helpers are as valuable to her as the physncal check up reports she recelves from nncomnng freshman students Wlde Library CII'CUlGfl0l'l Fluorescent lughtung and freshly parnted walls were added to both North lubrarres thus year The 220 lubrary under l-lead Lubrarnan A es Nls n Gladys Ha thorne Flo e H Ig e Mrs Elma Sampson provndes readnng maternal for lunuors and sensors Mrs Agnes Nilsson has charge of O30 freshman lubrary ln both rooms a constant turnover of new books pro vides needed unformatlon and ample pleasure readnng maternal Mrs Florence Hallgren and Mass Gladys Hanthorne ably assist un both llbrarles One of the most essential rooms un the buuldnng us the bookroom Each nught a long line of students keep Bookroom Clerk Char lotte Root busy as they come to purchase sup plnes or to unquure about lost books When Mrs Frances Gordon came to North thus year as cafeteria supervisor she found a modern attractrve cafeterna at her dusposal New sets of tables and chaurs and a fresh coat of paunt make a brlght and cheery room where hot balanced meals are served to hun gry Vukungs every noon One of the busiest lobs at North ns that of Earl E Garner head custodlan Mr Gar ner and has staff keep the flres roarnng the sudewalks shoveled and the bunldnng spotlessly clean Members of Mr Garners staff fa muluar to mostVlkmgs1nclude Frank McBrude Jum Kolle Clnfford Bryson and Mary Mueller El a S mps F ances Go d Earl Ga ne O we 'J' Asa ri' ff. ri n a ' i s r i i in , L cc L . . New Cafeteria Head n r nce al r n gn i so m i on r r on r r A--ww ?w ' V.. Wfzv ' ' 5' W, 6, . M r 1 af, 3 .wh Sf 1 f ,ff if wx nc- u Q 4 . , , , ' 1 ,. aa 0 ,aa eff! ,!gCfLULfL8f5 Extra currlcular actuvvtnes are essential In establish :ng a well rounded program for hugh school students That as the stand taken by Henry C Meents He has never been too busy to attend a special club meeting engage a program for tne students entertalnment o and an plannmng some new organuzatuon He has always advocated programs nn whuch the students themselves participate such as the Aurora BEST Show Christmas program and the Sensor Play varlety of organuzatuons offered at North nllustrates Mr Meents bellef that every student should be able t take an active port In at least one type of club He also feels that specialized actuvutles such as gournalusm dramatlcs debate music a d art do a great deal to develop personalutres as well as skulls Through the vnfluence of Henry C Meents extra curricular actuvrtnes at North have flourished and ex panded i M 23 'C Q 1 J I . , . I r Clubs have also gained his attention, The great . . . - Q ' , ' O X T V I U I I I I n 6.0 1 I I C2 01111101 , Gmmi55i01fL ornfz, 6 eclfwe 0nfLAi1fw1fi0n,' STUDENT COUNCIL Bock row Karen Reed Rae Johnson Cathy Olds Jane Russell Steve Muckna John Jorgensen Pat Rornberg Gordon Fellman Jock Mleynek Clauda Reed Karen Peter on Eleanor Jensen Furst row Lucy Fogelstrom Carol Weus Takung part un a student exchange program among the Omaha Publuc Hugh Schools and orugunatung the turst annual Freshman Day were two umportant changes wrought by u dent Councul thus year As a result ot the exchange program groups of fuve from other hugh schools spent a day at North to study and compare dauly proced ure and classes Each guest was accomponued by a Student Councul member wuth a sumulor schedule ln return North Councul members vusuted Benson Central Tech and South On Freshman Day every student and teacher wore a Hu Vukung udentufucatuon tag to help nunth graders feel at home An as sembly welcomed and acquaunted 9As wuth Norths actuvutues and school organuzatuons Decorate for Fun Nate ln October the group was busy makung lute suzed comuc strup characters used un decoratung the gym for P T A Fun Nute November 24, senbach Don Wunter Dave Langevun Judy Samuelson Jack Veatch Charles Dresher Duck Rentschler George Parker Gayle Anderson Ruth Coduer Sylvua Kemper called for Homecomung decoratuons The Coun cul s poster, made by Sylvua Kemper won turst place among school competutuon at thus event Student Councul sponsored two after school dances un December and February The Chrust mas Belle Dance revealed Georgue Funnerty as Chrustmos Belle and Charles Dresher as Santa Claus Pruncupal Henry C Meents was Sweetheart at the Leap Year Dance Wuth the lady of hus chouce Mrs Meents he led the Grand March Host to Interclty Councul ln February the group was host to the lntercuty Student Councul wuth a Valentune Teo Each month thus Councul meets at a dufferent school to duscuss such problems as actuvuty sales the value of Natuonal Honor Socuety or clubs Assustung Student Councul un performung such dutues as lubrary and nurse helpers or sup rvusuon of the cafeterua and halls are the Student Commussuon members l - I I 1 1 1 , A , , 1 1 -1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 - S , . I , ' . . ., . . 1 1 I , I . 11 1 - 11 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 'I ' ' ' H ' ' ' ' . . . . . , . ' 1 , . - 1 . . , A . . D . , . C 11 - 11 1 1 OVVLIQOZJQ A7 LCL8lfLt xgldfgm O! CS?lfLC'!6lZf 0l!Ql lfLWL8lfLf Ot 38 members workung on the councul Two sets ot ottucers undertook dutues on there were tour senuors four uunuors and two sophomores who were chosen by their respectuve classes un the precedung school year The freshmen added two more representa tuves In the tall Other members were selected at mud term by the clubs and organuzatuons of the school Muss Aluce B Crocker, sponsor belueves that thus method has elumunated a great deal ot reorganuzung sunce expernenced members are always on hand when a new group beguns uts term STUDENT COMMISSION Back row Maruannc Bowley Bernucc Klaun Janet Westergarft Shurley Moore Marnuerute Murphy Barbara Wood Susan Method Mary A Francisco Morgue Martun Kathryn Hult Barbara Pedducord Nellue Scarpa Con stance Morrow NIKI Weusberg Second row Patty Vorel Jean Harrungton Carolyn Roberts Barbara Loder Jo Ann Colluns Helen Cutler Marulyn Seudl lum Schmudt Charles Jones Ralph Krause Don Smuth Mary Lennhan Jan Maur Lorraune Schuro Sandra Jacobsen Wulma Lueser Emuly Runge Furst row Delores Rugg Bonnue Rosengren Jane Moorhead Jeanette Krause John Slmrnonds Duck May Jack Veatch Gordon Fellman Bull Worm Mary Clare Dodson Janet Mulvuhxll Irene Hough Gayle Road Bonnue Houston Student Councul thus yeor In the tall semes ter Duck Rertschler presuded Charles Dresh er was vuce presudent Judy Samuelson secre tary Jack Veatch treasur r, and Dave Lan gevun, clerk ln January Gordon Fellman was elected to the top post Workung wuth hum were Jean bernard as vuce presudent Claudua Reed secretary John Jorgensen treasurer and Jack Mleynek and Duck Englush co clerks STUDENT COMMISSION back row Phyllus Forbes Norma Scholcs Jean Wuemann Dorothy Traynor DeEttc Pucrson Jean Bernard Lundy Brustkcrn Maruan Chapek Nancy Schenck Bar Jacouelune Gottsch Bonnue Campbell Kay Wulluarns Kay Nor tan Katy Westcott Second row Kut Hamer Sharon Cheuvront Duck Reed Ron Jenkuns Duck Rentschler Sharon Bloomgren Gaul Chrustensen Joan Johnson Dave Langeyun Don Howland Joan Luenenoerg Sharon Mango'd JoAnn Kramer Gerry Kruebs Betty Proyaznuk Furst row Jean Dayus Donetta Hunt Mar lene Hoffman Elma Johnston Darlene Courtney Pouletta Hough Lewus Radcluffe Bob Bauman Ron Shurn Larry Means Charles Dresher Jean Mathuasen Jane Stoneburg Shurley Harpster Lu culle Jensen Jayne Knott Ro ernary Cranny 425 . 0 ,, , f f I 1 ' T I I . - ' ' 1 - - Q , S A - ' ' I , . , , , I I I I L l I l I 'nn A I l ly , ll If , Barker, Judy Samuelson, Karen Reed, Maruon Emery, Joyce DOYG Dov, Ml l0m Tblflevu JClCQU9l'DC FVGVWUS, Patsy Halverson, ' r 1 u r u S 1 I r T FlRE PATROL Back row Lundy Brustkern Sharon Mangold Janet Cochran Ron Ruh Ralph Bonaccu Gordon Fellman Herman Freruchs Jum Ryan Don Zerbe Charles Martunson Barbara Day Karen Peterson Second row Bonnue Rosengren Jeanette Krause Jackue Francus Rae Johnson Barbara Lamb Betty Proyaznuk Duck May Dave Smuth Charles Dresher Jack Veatch Duck Malm Sharon Cheuvront Jean Bernard Gayle Anderson Jearuene Krause Furst row Jayne Knott Sharon Bloomaren Ted Hullman Bob Buggs Bob Bauman Charles Honke Bull Gracldv Lawrence Mean Bob Wheeler Duck Roluunson Tom Carl John Wuthers FIRE PATROL Back row Barbara Pedducord Sandra Jacobsen Sylvua Kemper Maruanne Bowley Lucy Fogelstrom Don Howland Don Wunter Bob Cotton Bob Chrustensen Duck Reed Dave Lanaevun Rodney Holmes Pat Vorel Janet Westergard Emuly Runge Jean Harrungton Second row Kay Wulluams Jackue Gottsch Carolyn Roberts Duck Putner Dean Thompson Jum Bowyer Dck Rcntschler Leugh Frued .lum Schmudt Ray Craug Ralph Krause Bull Trotter Don Smuth Kay Norton Irene Hough Bonnue Houston Shurley Lancaster Robert Mohlman Furst row H L Dally Karen Reed Carol Weussenbach Janet Mulvuhull Shum Pat Romberg Jack Lorunger Duck Grau Kyle Petut Eluza lueth Templeton Maruon Emery Jurly Samuelson E E Hcllug our fjre four J owl, QQZBJ KA At the sound of three bells alert members of the Fure Patrol hurry to theur assugned dutues throughout the school Thus us one of the largest organuzatuons un the school and performs an unvaluable servuce Sponsored by H L Dally scuence teacher and E E Hellugso mechanucal drawung unstructor these students are always on the uob Applucatuons tor membershup are turned un at the begunnung at the tall term and are voted on by the old members Last tall North was 26a selected to have a ture drull tulmed and later televused over o local statuon un the unterest of the publuc durung Fure Preventuon Week Each floor had a specual captaun They un cluded Charles Honke Dave Langevun Duck Rentschler Lewus Radclutte and Jack Veatch These captauns took charge of all three floors the basement and outsude The numbers assustung each captaun varued accordung to the specual needs of each floor Detunute dutues were assugned to each Patrol member , u u u u f I r 1 I , V u ' I ' ' l 3 u' 1 I 1 1 I I Goorauanna Funnerty Gaul Chrustensen, Cathy Olzls Gayle Road, Bull Worm, John Sumrnonds, Lew Raclclutfe, Ron I I . , V soi . . r l A ' ' ' I I . . , , 4 . , . . . , , . . . , , . ' 1 I . , - . . , , Startung next year new members wull be taken unto STS hustory club on the bosus at scholarshup only ln past years the new comers were chosen by the ballotung ot the old members Applucants were reauured to have o 2 average un hustory However an amend ment was proposed and ratutued whereby the new method was substututed Heated duscussuons at corruptuon un govern ment exclamatuons over the varuety at food and excuted shouts tram a softball game these sounds could be heard at the varuous STS octuvutues durung the year At each meetung JC Bac roy Ivuarauarutc Murphy uty am uelson Dean Thompson Charles Hupp Bob Lotto Bull Page Jeanene Krau e Maruow Emery Muss Clare Carey Rainey Holmes Furst raw Jeanette Krause Muldrea Muchel en Dale Johnson Charles Farau an Pat Rorrubcra Davud Leughton Jean Bernard Batty Post members gave talks on current events A group duscussuon tollowed The club had theur two annual partues a pot luck supper held un the cateterua un the tall and o pucnuc thus S rung There are 60 members un the club whuch us sponsored by Muss Thela Barnes and Muss Clare Carey Composed ot an eaual number ot boys and gurls the club odmuts 20 uunuors and ZO senuors each September Ottucers are elected each semester Thus year Charles Dresher served as presudent the turst semester and Ronald Ruh the second S T S Back row Sylvua Ken ber Jo et Waste-raart Duck Reed o n S mmands Du k Rents h er V- t Do Smuth Dave Langcvn Don Howland Duck A am Maranu Bowley Romolo Aukun Second row Emuly Runge Lu v Fogelstrom l ene Hough Kay Wulluams Bull Trotter Ralph K oue Wulbur Huston Ron Ruh Duck May Go don Fe-llrv n Barbara Dau Roe John on Kay Norton Bonne Hou ton F r t raw Karen Peter on Sharora Mangold Janet Cochran Cathy Cl Jaclf veatch Ron Shum Gary Whuteman Charles Honke Bch Serr Torn Kas art Charles Dresher Sharon Blaomgren Gaul Chr stcn en Ln y Brustkerh Gay e Anderson Mu s Thela Borne ff 27 D 2 2 CS, Cgmgmgg Uwrgufuf gfglflfd WLLLA glzferfczinrnenf 11 uf l - S - l D I I I S T S uNlORS k u ' u lc S - . ' n 1 S : , , s Q K J uw X , Q ,Q u ,Y 'O Se wt -serie 1 I A great increase in enrollment and many changes in the physical features have high- lighted the year for the R.O.T.C. department. Five companies, composed of over 260 ca- dets, have been busy painting and building in an effort to enlarge the facilities and make them available to even more boys. The entire department has been painted and knotty pine panelling has been installed in the headquarters Schroder ls Colonel At the annual Military Ball held at Peony Pa lc Don Schroder was revealed as the new lieutenant colonel commanding officer of the battalion l-le and his lady Emily Runge led the officers in a special waltz The R OTC band presented a concert before the announce ment of the promotions This year a new event was added to the social calendar of the military department ln the fall the Chevron Shuffle was pre sented n the North High gym for the purpose of handing out promotions to the non com missioned officers lt was such a uccess that it is believed the dance will become an annual affair U she rs for Shows As usual the ushers for the BEST Show Aurora and all home football games were provd d by the military departm nt Under h direction of Don Schroder the e boys per form only on of the many rnva uable but little public zed ervc s taken care of by ROTC bots The m litary polc ake on h job of afeguarding the live of th tu d nts b fore and after school There is a flag raising detail which sees that the colors are put up and taken down every school day 28 D lg ,QIfLCl 86L585 glnroffmenli 634 surged cfdcfiuilfiw ..This year's Rifle Team had a successful season, ending up in a tie for first place in first semester competition. High scorers were Richard Suddick, Don Schroder, Lloyd Burke, Jim Ryan, and Ronald Ruh. The Crack Squad again earned a spot in the Aurora this year. These cadets drill long hours after school, perfecting their precision movements Instructors this year were Cap tains Robert Nielsen and Bernard Nelsen This year for the first time those not on the team competed for awards in the Na tional Rifle Association Pictured at Right RIFLE TEAM Back row Wallace Kelly Jim Rosse Rodney Con ser Bob Nielsen Dennis Pooe Frat row Richard Suddick Jim Ryan Lloyd Burke Ron Ruh Don Schroder on Jerry Henderson Doufi Postlewa t John Galbra th First row Bernard Nelson Erncst Hnffke Bill Rhodes Bruce Fleming August Stock Bob T ner Bill Campbell Bob Nielsen CADET OFFICERS Back ra Don Wh tehead Norman Misek Walter Mer ca Jm Schmidt Jm Nel on Horlande Lantz Roger Thacker Leigh Fric Byron Thompson Second row Dennis Kasparek Jim Boyer Eugene Poast Bob Nielsen Marlin Mc Donald Tom Cochrcn lim Ryan Ron Hendr kson Darrell Githens First row Rodney Conser Ronod Ruh Ronald lenkins Bernard Nelson Dan Schroder Rchard Suddck Jack Miller Norman Runge Bill Muff I ' I F , O I ' I I I ll Il I - , , . . . . A S I I , . . , i e A ' t e f 1 , , - ' , . r' : ' ' , 1 D ' ' C - , , i - .. , - e ' l , . . . . CRACK SOUADAfBack row: Bob Stock, Bob Bitney, Dale John- L ' , S I9 s , , ti ' - 3 T 9 S S 'S S ' ,Y W3 , , , . i , I , I S , i '3 L 9 . . 'Q . 1 ' ' ' - ': f , , 4 I i i ww -2. ,-:N is sv 5 N' I Q x X K,,.,: ,,.,l 1 I X52 v 92 ,Z 9 , wiv' .QA ..., Q. , 92 wx' ,Q Q f X o 6 1 s 71 V3 waxy ix -...SZ 1 iw, Q, Ya' 55' .- 1, 7 1 elf 1 2352 V1-1 I 3' ' Q f 3. - f fx ,zaggw 9 .R ses ' 42' wt. . QW. wi g H , ,.,, i if ,..x W, qv, gg . f 1 5 f 132 5 .5 1: Av ., Q i t N zu, .-.. 4 4. X . .F ,X ff f, Z2 , I I Awful - www.. ,gg ,:', W., M V , Q xy' M. .. .s Xi ? SA E f. 4 ' iff? ' Q , s . 6 ', A i -' ,ig - if ' :A , N , I ' A A w. s J1 2 fj 2 3? f' 1 I 1 1 ' 'WE . . Y f . ,Q .gina , , VA .Ex .2 Q I i R. I X' ' 4 W 4 . fy Y ,, ,,, 4 ' ,. AQ.. 4. 1 1 AM si' . E il 5 H Z ,J- 4 ' 'xfx N it I 5 Q, 'J .,., S' ff: Z 4 ,g,fx v M 4, x fy :fluff 'V ff. 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'Sn 8 i 1-4 ,2 A, 7, M Y' QQQQ1 Q Q Nw Q 0 Q wawesk ,f atazy 44 'UJofQ'g Puctured at Left COMPANY A Back row Tommy Lautrop Rand Schumaker Bob Guy Dennus Derry Oscar Chrustensen Jum Lewus Bob Holmes Larry Seaman Fred Fleck Bob Sto k John Clark Second row Roger Lee Jum Bullungs Wull Breckcnrudge James Schober Don Poast Bob McDanuels Gary Sweeny Ronald Heutman Davud Leughton Leroy Molsbee Eugene Whuttle ey Furst row Marvun Schoonoyer Jurru Curtus Ronald Wulkue Jack Round Don Whute head Ron Ruh Fug ne Poast Bern1e Nel on Dan Kucera Don Chase Paul Kall trom Bull Campbell Joe Haller COMPANY B Back row Ralph Adams Edde Ltethge Jum Schober Melvun Shepard Ronnue Bendorf Buul Houghton Craug Edwards Joe Burcharl Jonn Galbralth Jacl' Kragskow Jerry Zwuebel Kurt Osterholm Be nord Strehle John Maddox Gary Hostetler Second row LeRoy Sunclaur Roger Stues Bob Down ung Ernue Slater Reed Warren August Stock Duane Gordon Dale Schermerlcorn Norman Noreusch Jum Rossu Joe Rugatuso Robert Rabens Ray Craug Doug Hanna Ruchcrd Craug Furst row Wallace Kelley Jerry Hen erson Ro and Kelly Bob Turner Davud Lundstrum Jurn Bowyer Jack Muller Bob Nucl en Robert Storms Phul Brazzle Fred Ander on Gordon Mack Bull Rhodes George Johnston COMPANY C Back row Greg Nordquest Ruchard Menze Davud Lunn Bull Swanson Joe Roberts Dave Gerken Marv Pederson August Schutte Dan Gerken Harold Breckenrudge Second row Bob McClusky Bull Johnson Rodney Kuno Bull Leustner Bull Aunsworth Ken True Bull Kauser Doug Kelley Bull lsgrug Jerry Maur Furst row Raloh Tway Dale Johnson Duane Patterson Roberts Ronnue Morrus COMPANY D Back row Tom Larson Lawrence Clark Paul Hass Gary Chulluno Arthur Harden Royce Anderson Ernue Bawerman Lloyd Snyder Pete Post Henry Metz Ruchard Clark Walter Eck Rodney Hansen Lynn Agee Rmchard Knught Allen Flemung Second row Mullard Shoemaker Ruchord Musung Ray Muller Fred Wrught Bruce Flemung Ernest Haftke Larry Mollery Ted Kostkan Merlun McDonald Dennus Pope Bob Gray Gordon Johnson Douglas Postlewaut Don Kruse Jum Narlen Earl Taul berg Furst row Edwun Lowslo Bull Fousey Norman Runge Ruchard Sudduck Ron Jenkuns Don Schroder Ron Hendruckson Jum Nelson Marlun McDonald Jum Dorner COMPANY E Bock row Jum Zulfer Joe McCartney Norman Velander Gary Pearson Jum Muchael Morvun ODell Joe Caruus Warren Wolpa Jerry Zulfer Robert Sokoluk Renato Rundone Ken Hufford Bob Butney Joe Phulluos Bull Nordquest Ken Frutz Second row Jerry Wandell Duck Hostetler Charles Lagerstrom Bull Vogt Bull Custard Bob Armstead Duane Cruck Lloyd Burke Larry Morton Phul Aasgaard Ron Anderson Jum Whules Davud Lozuer Roy Boyden Jum McCoy Roland Postlewaut Furst row Don Gregg Duck Stephens Jum Wunterberg Jum Watson Tom Harper Homer Jenkuns Dennus Kosparek Chester Larson Dar rell Guthens Bull Muff Al Nuelsen Ray Nelson Duck Meraduth Ron Ruddle Ruchard Randall Ron Mathews rv 'VET3' LT COL DON SCHRODER and hus lady EMILY RUNGE Federal lnspectuon un May As many of the cadets volunteered theur tume and effort durung the flood threat Fed eral lnspectuon was postponed untul May too late for the results to be prunted here Last year North ranked second un the cuty The staff of teachers headed by Captaun Wulluam T Callery us composed of men who have all served overseas durung theur tume un actuve servuce Sergeants Wulluam Roberson and Wulluam Whutfueld put the cadets through theur paces The untensufued program us descrubed best by Capt Callery Many of the boys are be gunnung to realuze what a great help the traun ung that they receuve un hugh school wull be to them when they are called unto the armed servuces c3l i O ,, L .1 . , I , e I , I 2 , I , f -- - : , u 1 , ' 1 1 1 1 1 i1 1 - 1 1 1 C 1 1 . 3 , L , - l 1 I 1 -1 V 1 1 1 V - , V 1 1 C 1 1 -f 1 1 1 ' ' ' V . I. I . I . ' l I 1 1 , , 1 - 4 . 1 , 1 Torru Cochran, Jum Ryan, Rodney Conser, Frank Patterson, Charles . . I - 1 5 1 1 I I 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 , 1 1 , A , , 1 1 I Y A 1 I , 1 ' , , ' ' 1 1 , , 1 1 n 1 I , 1 ,V I 1 1 1 , 1 ' - T 1 1 1 ' . , , . I A . I 1 I 1 1 ' I -W I 4 ' A 1 ' - ll 1 1 1 1 A 1 , I - 1 I . 1 1 ' ' l . - 1 , , 1 1 1 1 1 - . . I I . . , H Wowcliing gang! GAP fo jjeofdaff gamed, pdffbgd l-lave you seen my hat? Do we have to wear our plumes? Does any one have some white shoe polish? This is typical of the con- versation that can be heard in the band room before any performance. Parading in Lincoln and leading the mile lion dollar parade in front of the Grandstand at the state fair was the marching band's first public appearance of the year. During the football season they performed at all Omaha games when the weather perf mitted. The band also went to the games in Grand lsland and Lincoln. Jack Hayes and Janet Westergard, drum major and majorette, led the ninety members in the intricate for- mations on the football field. A twenty-eight 32 D7 piece pep band played at all the pep rallies and football games. The concert band gave an activity program in January. Novelty and modern band num- bers were features in this concert. It was re- peated at the February l9 P.-TA. meeting. The biggest R.O.T.C. band in the history of Omaha, under the direction of Captain Roger Thacker, performed before the grand march at the military ball. The dance band, led by Byron Thompson, played in the Aurora. l-larlande Lantz directed the band in the BEST Show. This organiza- tion also ployed for two dances at the School for the Deaf and for several Viking dances. 'wi XN-asf mmm OVCAQALLML g6Lf5585, QKZ5' Comloifed jnjfrnmenfalfion ORCHESTRA PERSONNEL VKOLTNS Danagcan Bahr Mary Lou Byars Ucanor Carlson, Shurlcy Frrmcr Donna Hodges, Sharon Jackson, Eicanor Jcnkcn Merwrnna Kamprnah, Gaul Krsncr, Gcraldrnc Krlcinf., Aciruan Maman Mary Oxsarw Mary Loc ROOM, Jarvc Russo!! WrINa Aww Trhotson Marcia Wcfzcr, Joan Wnlcox, Joanna yvrhnarns Charhfk Trllrvfsan Rayrnonci UhNhorn Al!an Warrior 'JNOLA BM Amswarfh, loannc Graves Ernest Haffkc, John Hoamas Safran! M4Cf,nnc! Charm, Ra!! CELLO Uar-we Earku Mgrurro Caak Gwcr' Sfrnkds Ehzaboth Tcnwplctor' Navi, Y:1TCs Cavan- Sfuar! Mary Ann Jansky STRING BASS' Lwycna Hatsor' Elma lahnstan Jo Anno Nelson Ja ENyn Wakcfrclcl Jafar Womtm-rqanl Jcrhn Harm Turn Triton Charms Harion FLMTE Dum Frank ECM, loaf Ha'-S 1rrPn'RfflJOrTK 34 N OBOE Steve Mrckrwa Charlcg Ncwrnarf CLARINET Duck Finn? Jack Hayes, Rrmf-r Thacker, Eyrrw Thompson Shrrlcy Trcrsort BASS CLARNNET Carolyn Lemon, BASSON Patrrcna Balriwrn Herman Frcrrchs CORNET Bat: Emclc Har!arvf1c Lantz Phd Maylncrry Narnmr' Mrsc-R TROMBONE Nra C!ark Dchnrs Geri? Howard Anderson FRENCH HORN Vrvrar Garrrsan Sylya Jackson Mary Tnirn san Frc-11 Cortwna Barr Cottan Bornrcc Harrs TLJBA Charms ONsan PERCLSSNOW Lowa Mcanx Duma Mar h PIANO Audrey Coanx MrN'ru1 Mrclfrm-n lchrf,-no Novyhrmsz- ivan Wrernorw W'-i,,.q' Wjzfwician ca If W L8 Wally l9l9Q6Ll 6LlfLC85 jAl 0lfLgA0lfLf QQ! New instruments which were added to the orchestra this year made this organization one of the few high school orchestras with com- plete instrumentation in the United States. The new additions were three string basses and a cello. Playing at the state teachers' convention was the highlight of the fall season, The same concert was given for the students in October, Elizabeth Templeton, cellist, was the soloist in the orchestra of the Omaha Music Festival in January. North supplied eighty students tor this one hundred and twenty-five piece orchestra. The pit orchestra played selections from Kiss Me, Kate in the Aurora. From this orchestra, the dance band and ensembles were chosen. The orchestra also played at the annual North spring concert. Different ensembles participated in the first music work shop at Omaha University this spring, and several orchestra members were presented on television programs. D CHOIR-Bock row: Beverly Ross, Jo Ann Chase, Dorothy John- son, Rita Byrnes, Lois Stewart, Kathryn Hult, Rebecca Spears, Patricia McGuire, Lehrene Newhouse, Dixie Ehler, Fred Stille, Ran Jenkins, John Peterson. Second row: Doris Nixon, Joann Shaw, Beverly Albert, Jo Ellen Wakefield, Nancy Pullen, Miriam Turlcy, Donna Lenz, Pat Sommcrs, Jeanette Krause, Jconcnc ew Med fo CAUWZ The choir, under the direction of Miss Twila Cowman, has just completed one of its busiest and most successful years. The first project facing members upon their return to school in the fall was a Thanks- giving radio broadcast. After weeks of re- hearsal, the Fred Waring arrangement of Grandma's Thanksgiving and the well- known hymn God of Our Fathers were sung over radio station KOIL. The Christmas program was one of the most unusual ever presented by the music depart- ment. The choir, carrying blue lights and fir boughs, marched in to Carol of the Bells , and on stage formed a human Christmas tree. Dancers, directed by Mrs. Ruth Seely, pro- vided additional life and color for the drama- tization of Tchaikovsky's Nutcracker Suite . Choir members wore their new blue and gold robes for the first time at this program. In January, Sl students took part in the All- City High School Music Festival held at the City Auditorium. Under the direction of Clay- ton Hathaway from Fort Dodge, lowa, North's 36:1 Krause, Rosemary Crannv, Yvonne Gilliam, Elma Johnston, Gary Hoefling, Ted Hillman, Lewis Radcliffe. First row: Jane Moor- head, Sharon Mangold, Janet Cochran, Shirley Sullivan, Ann Root, Nancy Schenck, Danna Steele, Darlene Courtney, Duaine Crick, Pat Rornberg, Tom Kasdorf, Jack Linahari, Frank Rose. mlorewiue yoyoecwoznce singers blended their voices with 450 others to create an impressive effect, Later in the month, a small group sang two of the festival numbers with other high school choirs at the January commencement exercises held in the Central High Auditorium. Preparations for the choir act in the 28th annual Aurora kept members busy until the first week in April when the show was pre- sented. Selections from the Broadway musi- cal comedy success Carousel were sung by the choir in a beautiful garden setting. Rita Byrnes, soprano, was featured in a solo num- ber, lf I Loved You. Vocal music students presented the pro- gram at the P.-T.A, meeting held April Zl which honored seniors and their parents. Elma Johnston, Carol Wolters, and Fred Stille sang solos, and a girls' sextet composed of Iris Shin- rock, Lois Tucker, Pauline Taylor, Donna Steele, Jo Ann Shaw, and Jean Rowden rend- ered the popular number, Hello, Young Lov- ers. Rock-a My Soul and Psalm l5O were sung by the choir. You'll Never Walk x D n o i fl 4 CHOIR--Back row: Don Montgomery, Deon Thompson, Dean Mill, Dick Reed, Rodney Holmes, Charles Hoden, Dorcas Mar- shall, Shirley McNutt, Lois Tucker, Pauline Taylor, Mary Jo Lasell, Rita Miller, Carol Veylupek, Beverly Sitzler, Patricia Fennell, Marion Weinfurtner, Barbara Thompson, Marilyn Hop- kins, Connie Morrow. Second row: Duane Peacock, Bruce Flem- ing, Daryl Frazcll, Jerry Veatch, Charles Barber, Dave Schlotc, romp Wcailfilfciilfw Alone , the concluding number by the choir was dedicated to the graduating class of l95Z. An Omaha University Workshop-Clinic on April Z9 replaced the regular district music contest at Fremont this year. Miss Cowman entered five vocal ensembles in the competi- tions. A mixed octet sang Annie Laurie , and a girls' Octet, Balulalow from Benjamin Britton's Ceremony of Carols. A boys' trio sang Lady, Lovely Art Thine Eyes, a boys' octet, Hallelujah, Amen, and a girls' sex- tet, A Madrigal in May. On May 4, o select group of 25 students sang The Lord's Prayer on the Hi-Time tele- vision show, Students from this group also sang special numbers at the annual Rotary luncheon on May l-4. The spring concert on May l 5, climaxed the year's activities. Two of the featured num- bers were the Celtic Hymn , and the Voice of Freedom . ln a short ceremony the music department presented retiring Principal H. C. Meents with o gift and dedicated the closing number The Lord's Prayer to him. Fred Wriaht, Sam Nastcse, Norma Scholes, Kay Bennett, Lee Holmstedt, Arlene Christiansen, Carol Wolters, Pat Schoonover, Joann Kremer, Delores Richards, Barbara Blake. First row: Fred James. Lawrence Means, Terry Cochran, Bob Bauman, John Benolken, Bob McEwen, Bill Worm, Barbara Sommers, Virginia Ward, Irene Rorick, Dorothy Traynor, Doris Ward. gfi Qnaglfy in ,210 omfwmced Elma Johnston held the position of choir president this past year. Other officers in- cluded Lewis Radcliffe, vice-president, Tom Kosdorf, treasurer, and Lehrene Newhouse, secretary. Several committees were appointed in Sep- tember by Miss Cowman to assist in choir activities. Dorothy Traynor, Carol Wolters, Bill Worm, and Dean Mull, made up the cour- tesy committee. Mary Jo Lasell and Dick Reed were co-chairmen of news on the pub- licity committee, while artists Janet Cochran and Joyce Thompson had charge of preparing the choir homecoming poster and making signs advertising forthcoming musical events. Members of the service committee were Susan Detweiler, Nancy Pullen, Jack Linahan, Iris Shinrock, Monzella Havenridge, and Fred Stille. The six students serving on the refresh- ments committee included Dorcas Marshall, Janet Cochran, Jo Ann Collins, Beverly Albert, George Johnston, and Lewie Radcliffe. Since the retirement last June of Mrs. Mary Silver, Mrs, Frieda Schroeder has been the accompanist for the choir. 437 3' 2 I 'i J i i G'RLS' GLEE--Back row: Patricia Kennedy, Mary Steen, Betty Gccrqe, Carol Taylor, lean Martin, Joyce Kilmer, Arlene Furey, Sen 'ra Melcher, Pat Atkinson, Barbara Thompson, Joan Martin, Emily Dickfon, Pat Vorel, Second row: Kathryn Tedford, Janet Drcshcr Darlene Sartino, Marilyn Miller, Barbara Sherwood, 075, gif 5 Mme ifzfom Girls' and Boys' glee are designed as a preparation for choir. These young singers obtain a sound musical background from Miss Twila Cowman, vocal music instructor. The Girls' Glee is divided into two groups.: while only one class is provided for the boys. Assisting Miss Cowman in her music in- struction this year is Mrs. Frieda Schroeder, who accompanies all the vocal numbers put on by North singers. This year's Girls' Glee , according to Miss Cowman, 'is probably the most perfectly bal- anced of any of the choral groups at Norht. Girls may advance from Junior Glee to Senior Glee by acquiring a high grade on a series of tests on proper tone production, technique, and intonation. From the advanced group, the girls may go into choir. ln the Christmas program, several mem- bers of the glee classes participated in the all- girl number, Ceremony of the Carols , by Benjamin Britton. Also, some ofthe outstand- ing singers attended the All-City High School Music Festival and Clinic. The girls' group performed for the patriotic program on May 30. ln the Spring Concert, they sang the Angels' Chorus from Gothe's Faust by Franz Schubert. 38 J, 5 if Margie Salvatori, Donna Stull, Jean Fox, Betty Menard, Wilma Hamilton, Leila Rormhals, Dee Ann Gunderson, First row: Joyce Peck, Barbara Blumenschein, Shirley Holben, Marebell Staples Terry Stroud, Joan Dewey, Dotty Jo Sage, Jean Rowden, Carol Bovier, Kathryn Hamer, Christine Knispel. yoecia Azea! Mcafjaining The first thing done in these classes is to test voices to determine the part each student should sing. After this is done, work is begun on breath control, tone projection, and sight reading. Each day the singers take certain exercises which are designed to improve the quality of their voices. Another important part of their work is memorization. ln addition to improving students' voices, the glee classes give them a great deal of poise and self confidence. This year the importance of facial expressions and gestures were again stressed. Since Miss Cowman's arrival at North three years ago, she has done much to build up the enrollment in the vocal music department. She now has in effect a program whereby a person cannot enter choir without first taking at least one year of glee or passing several stiff vocal tests, consisting of ability to read music, tone quality, pitch, and intonation. The Boys' Glee class has concentrated more this year on vocal training and preparation for choir work than on music for outside events. Miss Cowman has stated, My present aim is to build up the boys' section in the vocal music department. mn' 99 'gfswa ,se G RLS GL E Back row Susue Garru on Mar ha Haley Marulyn Nluepmann Mary Lou Muller Shurley Tuetsort Anuta McGlynn Paul ne l-'ron Connue Morrow Charlene Menard Sharon Lund Carla Ruchardson Esther Merrruan Second row Duana Alger Arlene Beer Aluce Warruor Jeanette Robb Karen Anderson Marulyn Cyan Barbara Henry Nancy Atkunson Nadune Carsey Margaret Johnson Sharon Jackson Sandra Rohlts Furst row Mary Lou Fousey Madelyn Martus Smuth Joan Smvser Jane Stoneburg Barbara Stewart Barbara Puerce Joyce Bennett Betty Provaznuk Jacquelune Bolton Jeanette Caun Rose Caun Beverly Muff Z? JA f CMJ Gmtrugrufe ff, fgmfuwfugm mm Only one class us provuded for pre chour traunung for the boys, and they have sent a tew of theur members up to the chour besudes general study of the chour musuc A few members at thus class took part un the Sprung Concert but no number was pre sented by the class as a whole BOYS GLEE Back raw Charles Collett Warren ODelI Marlan Strenger Larry Trutcher Eugene Whuttlesey John Peterson Jum Curtus Ronald Hobo Tom Davus Don Whutehead Roy Boyden James Johnson Duck Kunstler Roger Reese Norman Musek Second row Sanford Dyas Bull Worm Duck Meraduth Joe Roby Ken Kuehl Bob McEwen Bob Bauman Ron Peterson Don Chase, Advanced sungers un the Bays Glee class went to the All Cuty Hugh School Musuc Festu val and Clunuc Some also took part un the chour number at the Chrustmas program These glee clubs are a major port ot the vocal musuc department as ut us from these prumary classes that the tuture sungers repre sentung North wull come Duane Peacock Duane Patterson Ron Hendruckson Chores Martunson Ted Hulman Fred Wrught Robert Quartorolu Furst row Bob Ellus Morrus Uehlung Donald Gaopa Bob Hanson Jam Nelson Larry Mallery Fred James Frank Rose Gary Whuteman Lawrence Means Terry Cochran Bob Serr Rrchard Sudduck John Benolken 4439 N r-uy2., Jurf Q E r' t S ' fi sis up ue Q J Q, W x 2 A if ,.,,. f 3 nu, N' 'K B gg f . . 7 0 Q88 1 J- : --:N EL POLO DEL NORTE B ck row Mrs Lou se Sutton Marlon Emery Mary Clare Dodson Barbara Day Gayle Anderson Audrey Coons Jane Moorhead Frrst row Janet I-lanchett Davnd Lengh ton Elmo Johnston Jack Veatch Jean Math asen Ted Erlwarrls Luc Ile Jensen Dave Lange n JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE Back row Marguerlte Murphy Irene Hough John Carson Charles I-llpp Wllllam Page Bob Cotton Jeanette Krause Jeanene Krause Mrs Ruth Forbes Fnrst raw Lucy Fogelstrom Karen Peterson Ann Root BII Trotter Tam Kasdorf Bernarl Nelson Sharon Chctvront Elnza Ieth Templeton L7 P88 ,AQL?!Lt8lfL .QlfLf2l Q5If LVL 6LlfLglfL6Lg8 tlfb 7 As In the past years members of El Polo del Norte have enloyed a variety of actlvltles as well as educatlonal practlces They pub lush a semu monthly students newspaper and wrntnng for It In Spanrsh has aided them In developnng conver atlonal abrlnty In November the c ub held a welner roast at Elmwood Park The annual Chrlstmas party whlch Included the open ng ot a Prnata was held at the home ot .lane Moorhead Another plcnnc thus one at Fontenelle Park hnghllghted sprung actrvltles Th s year s oft: cers were Jack Veatch presldent Gayle Anderson secretary and Maryclare Dodson treasurer IO Advanced Latrn students sponsored by Mrs Ruth G Forbes spent an eventful year In the Junlor Classucal League Nlne new members were lnltlated In an lmpresslve ceremony drnner party and gatt exchange Tradltuonal Roman togas and tunncs add d a testnve tcuch to the Roman banquet Prcnncs hnghlrghted actrvrtles nn the tall and prrng Each of the sensor members took has turn as edltor of the Latln pap r the Aquila Aqur loms The Iunnors edlted th nal edntlon dedl cated to the graduates - 0 : , I , - 1 , V , V . IV I y T , 1 , I , I . I X. I , vl . , I r , , I , ' - I . I I . I ' ' I . .- , I , . . . . . I r F - -- At Christmas time all joined in a pot-luck l ' . A . 1 4 2 - f : ' 1' , . . . V . I I f . . . E , I . A . . l . I . . I . , 9 H I . ,- , I , V Le Cercle Francais, sponsored by Miss Amy Crabbe, is mode up ot students from the first and second yeor and advanced French classes. Meetings are held the first and third Thurs- days of eoch month. Special speakers are fea- tured, declamatory contests are held, and re- ports on French lite ond people are given. A picnic is held each May for the senior members. The advanced students edit the Ca et La, a poper which contains school and club news written by the students. Movies are made available for members who have no- tional club tickets. Foreign Language Week was observed throughout Omaha April Zl-25. Displays, slogans, posters, and stickers were used to re- mind students ot the importance ot foreign longuoge study Mrs Louise Sutton North High Spanish teocher was the general choir man of the city wide committee which made plans tor the week s activities 0l 8LglfL CL glfL6Lg8 W FRENCH CLUB Back row Marilyn Hopkins Betty George Bar bara Peddicord Janet Dresher Nancy French Bruce Houston Ruth Codier Roger Lee Merwinna Kampman Jackie Gottsch Alice Fennell Joyce Thompson First row Jean Rowden Helen Mrs. Sutton also was in charge of the poster committee. Miss Amy Crobbe, French and Latin teacher, directed the trophy case displayg and Mrs. Ruth Forbes, German and Latin teacher, was in chorge of a group ot students who wrote slogans on blockboords. A contest was held and o prize given to the person who turned in the largest number of correct English translations ot the slogons. There was also o poster and slogan display in 220 library, and a display in O30 library. Films were used as a special teaturei The French Club entertained about 40 eighth graders from six schools who plan to study French next year. Mrs, Sutton was named president ot the Modern Languages Association of Nebraska April 26 at their onnuol meeting which wos held this year on the Nebraska Wesleyan University compus Mal' 5 .!4CfLl!LtL85 Goyefte Bern ce Larson Vrg nio Roach Carol Hansen Steve Mickna Don Chose Pail Kallstrom Sally Russell Charlotte Mitchell Janet Quimby Mary Henkel Janice Wurth 'Hrtt l 4 ll ' ' I VL 88 L L 7 I ' ' , , - , I , I 1 , , ' '. ' I F ' . ' l ' . ' ' in I g , '5'2t,j.' zv' ', Milf 4 JOURNALISM Back row Nuku Weusberg Irene Hough Mary Lenuhan Mary Jo Lasell Dorus Frank Jackue Gottsch Bernuce Larson Kay Norton Lucy Fogelstrom Barbara Tarrant Second row Romola Aukun Sylvua Kemper Don Howland Duck Reed Bull Worm Wulbur Hu ton Bull Steck Duck Rentschler Dave orw1fucu!15uf4 Ju pa er Wheres that dummy? Lets dont kull t thus us ue' Those cuts are pretty expensuve' Shouts luke these may be alarmung to the casual passerby of Room l42 but to the North Star and Norseman staffs they re merely outbursts brought on by publucatuons prob lems whuch confronted them the whole year Numberung nearly suxty the two staffs had a busy year Fourteen ussues of the North Star rolled off the presses and a thousand copues of the IZO page 1952 Norseman were dus trubuted among Vukung students and faculty Brochures on football wrestlung basketball and the sprung sports went to opponents the press and raduo The uournalusts were expressung themselves almost as much orally as they were un prunt Langevun Jan Maur Bonnue Houston Furst row Cathy Olds Gaul Chrustensen Sharon Bloomgren Don Shoup Bob Serr Law revce Means Gary Whuteman Jack Veotch Rae Johnson Janet Mulvuhull lfLlfLlfL6L! .JJHQVLJ 661411615 awarded and l952 53 staff members an nounced at the department s sprung party Awards were not plentuful thus year The North Star won top honors ratung un Quull and Scroll s Homecomung edutuon competutuon Furst place un sports page make up second place un edutorual page make up honorable mentuon un thurd page make up and honorable mentuon to Duck Rentschler un sports wrutung were awarded at the Unuversuty of Omaha s clunuc At the state meetung Dave Langevun won second place un sports wrutung and Duck Reed thurd un proofreadung NORSEMAN STAFF Editor Cathy Olds 0 l: . Q o 19 7 1 1 1 - ' ' s . ' . ' ' . , . . . 1 , . . . . . . - I . - I ' - 1 1 - 1 f ' - - I , - 1 4 1 1 , 1 l I - I , . . E A 1 - 9 Senuor Edutors ..... ...... 3 Mclry JO.l'GSell I . - - 1 1 I - I - I ........... . . . I I apnqnsuuuuuu 1 ' 1 - . ' A: 1 - . ............. I L V Q' ' I 1 . ....... . e 1 ' ' ' 1 ' . 1, L' ' E 'Q S' . -np.--.'n-uu.a-.nuu v u l thus year lxovemb r 9 and lO more than twenty journeyed to the state press meet at Luncoln where Sylvua Kemper and Jack Veatch spoke at convenhon conferences Over Thanks guvung vacatuoru .lack Sylvua Duck Rentschler and Rae Johnson drove to Topeka Kansas wuth theur advusor Mrs Ellen Pearey to pre sent a panel at the Natuorual Scholastuc Press Assocuatuon convent on At the local clunuc at Omaha Un versuty February 9 Mrs Pearey conducted the sports wrutung sessuon whule Jan t Mulvuhull 'ack Vea ch and Lucy Fogel strom parncupated n panel duscus uons Fun was the keynote at a skatung party and feed the uournalusts held at the end of the furst semester Quull and Scroll puns were 42 D7 Copy Edutors Actuvuty Edutors Sports Edutors Staff Artust Sales Manager Clrculatuon Manager Staff Typlst Staff Photographers Advusor 5556 Pruntung Enaravung B ndung Group Photography Gaul Chrustensen SRomola Aukun lBernuce Larson SDorus Frank INuku Weusberg SDuck Rentschler IBob Serr Kay Norton lrene Hough Duck Reed Barbara Tarrant lSylvua Kemper lBull Worm Ellen Pearey DOUGLAS PRINTING COMPANY BAKER ENGRAVING COMPANY TRADE RULING COMPANY BILL WENTWORTH JDUV'C ew Mau Len fwcf Q01 er :l:',: woczcs CHU voozf foo' f 'irc nz' cvs LY repczc , A ' nf f- 'f' fop cr' fame f' f T f x rc-1, 3 'CCL,Ty 'N Tzgpckg 3' ' QL N ' V L ' 1 ff'--r wopkcrd ' L Z .' .f Q form . mczct rzr 3' ,f at C L Gcf me-v ct wmv ,rw -v. . . jg-'av N' 4 Te amor C1055 omloifw lqfofecf-!9acA'ec! Mar RFD CROSS Back row Sylvua lerruper Shurley Lancaster Mar guerute Mu phy Janet Westerg r Barbara Wood Santa Franco Mary Jo Lasell Eleanor Jen en lohn Carson Duck Reed Dan Howland Catherne Johnson JoAnn Colluns Joann Kautter Mary Lenuhan Dorothy Wap oAnn Chrustensen Romola Aukuru Secont raw Bonnue Rasenqrcn Bonnue Houston Lucy Fogel stram Maruyn Neupmann Barbara Hodgson Marulyn Matthews Don Chrustcnscn Bob Cotton Bull Page Jeanene Krause Jeanet Loder Furst raw Gayle An er on Verna Fosberq Bernuce Larson Batty Proya nuk Jaan Berrarrl Ann Root James Schrnudt Ronnue Jenkuns Bull Trotter Janet Cochran Rosemary Cranny Sharon Manaold Susan Carey Maruorue Forge Norths actuve Junuor Red Cross spent another busy year helpung others The or ganuzatuon was under the durectuon ot a new sponsor Muss Faye Southwell who was as susted by Muss Clare Carey and Muss Arlene McKussuck The Nebraska Chuld Savung lnstutute and the Fontenelle Home tor the Aged were both adopted by the Vukung Red Cross chapter l-lallowe en Chrustmas Valentune and Saunt Patruck s Day partues were guven at these un 4-lv RED CROSS Back row Pat McGull Claudua Reed Maruon Emery Mary Clare Dodson Jackue Gottsch Kay Norton Betty Berg Rae Johnson Janet Hanchett Marulyn Klune Janet Mulvuhull Kay Wulluams Dorothy Frank Janet Wunslow Sandra Jacobsen Arlene Gallagher Second raw Maruanne Bowley Marv Ann Meyers Susan Detweuler Barbara Day Betty Past Helen Goyette Glorua Nucolu Kut Horner Sharon Cheuyront Gerry l-louluhan Gaul Chrustn en Cathy Olds Lundy Brustkern Karen Peterson John Wuthers Ron Ruh Jack Veatch Dayud Lunstrurn Lawrence Means Tom Kasdorf Gordon Fcllman Pauletta Hough Joyce Wandel Elrna Johnston stututuons ln addutuon greetung cards were sent to the homes on specual occasuons throughout the year A guft box druye was held thus sprung pro mated by homeroom speeches guven by Red Cross members Over 300 boxes were fulled tor European chuldren and about S75 col lected Members also gave theur tume to helpung the downtown blood bank by preparung bot tles for the collectuon at blood -V A 1 Q I I . I - - z . V , I , V A 2 G A , , ' u ' r ' , ' f I 1 X le: J I I . I 1 I I s yi u u ' u u u u F u te Krause, Gayle Roo.l Dorus Frank, Anuta McGlynn, Barbara Furst row: Shurley Sladoynuk, Jean Mathuasen, Marlene Hoffman, ' I , I ' . . . . - . . . , . , , , u ' 11 11 - A 4 4 - , . . . . I I I A . , . . . . D Last tall the North Junuor Red Cross answered the plea of the Nebraska lnstutute for the Blnnd by sendnng sux panrs of roller skates to Nebraska Cnty As a sprung progect S200 was sent to CARE Every month North sends representatnves to the Junior Red Cross lnterclty Councul m etnng h ld at the different schools North was host at the January gathering whuch wa held In the 220 lnbrary At these meetlngs the schools report on the month s actnvutues and present plans and suggestlons for future projects Ma Que tc Murphy boosts membcrshrp dr ve Santa Caus D s N o and Ron Jenkins help spread Chr strnas cheer to Net aska Ch l lre s Ho e North Pres dent Gordle man a Se eta y Karen e erson form elcom ng com .405 The Crlsscrosser an annual dance spon sored to Obtain money for the National Chnl drens Fund was held at Benson Hugh on Aprrl 26 North s organlzataon has a membership of almost one hundred Officers thus year were Gordon Fellman president Bull Trotter vlce presrdent Karen Peterson secretary John Withers treasurer Bernice Larsen reporter Gayle Anderson and Duck Reed public rela trans and Janet Cochran communnty servuce chairman Rae Johnson was the lnterclty Council member mttee for Barry Kuhl lntcrc ty Councrl Prcsldent at January Fllng gft boxes cc 45 6 7 T ,JJJUPQ jzfwfifvafiolfw, EJXQJQ 5404 galil I llornrl nk nl ' l -l l ll V meetlng . . . Valentlne punch for a very specrall guest . . . Fell mfr CT 'rl' nl pmt A W I t . l l l ' in , X iw f GLACIERS Bock row Rornola Ankun Marguernte Murphy Judy Samuelson Jnnt Hanchett Gayle Anderson Mary Jo Losell Patsy Halverson Audrey Coons Kay Wtllnoms Jackne Gottsch Janet Wlnslovv Marnlvn Jones Ruth Codler Fl t row Sylv Kemper Rae Johnson Vtrounla Roach Karen Peterson Cathy Olds Janet Cochran Sharon Mongold Pat McDonold Betty Jean Hunt Berntce Larson Lucy Fogelstrorn Mass Nono Rob Il'lSOf'l 6LCLQlf':5 Z? X P855 Everythung from the current Communnty Playhouse productlon to o worthwhlle movle serves as toplcs for the talks guven ot the meetlngs of Glaclers on Englnsh discussion c ub This organnzatlon composed ot 25 tumor ond sensor glrls meets on the tlrst ond thlrd Tuesdays of every month It us sponsored by Mlss Nono Roblnson English department head The club s two soclal events of the year are the Chrustmas porty and the forewell tea for sensors In the sprung Sensor Cathy Olds served as presldent the tnrst semester ond Ruth Codler tulled the of tlce the remalnder of the yeor +6 B S O Bock row Deon Thompson Charles Hlpp Dole Johnson Lynn Whute John Parrnelee Don Zerbe Harold Sorenson John Carson Second row Dorrell Gnthens Bull Trotter Ralph Krause Davld Llnstrum Pat Romberg Gordon Fellrnan Robert Cotton Davld Lelqhton Jerry Henderson Fnrst row John Wnthers Don Smnth Ron Ruh Ball Graddy Tom Kasdorf Steve Mlckna Her man Frerlchs Charles Dresher IQLVLLOVLJ ,7Alf'0lfLg L5ClfL5fJL0lfL Taclced on the door may be a slgn whlch reods Boys Only A Ilvely dlscusslon ot Inside But dnscusslons do not occupy oll the tlme ot the members ot Boys Student Opnnlon The onnuol sprung pncnuc fall hayrack rlde bowlung ond baseboll games ond on Aurora oct ore o few of the many actlvutues In which they por tlclpate B S O members sponsored by Mass Mory E l-lamulton must hove an overoge of 3 n all thelr subjects and on averoge ot 2 l Englush Gordle Fellmon and Bull Trotter shared the presudentuol dutles thus year A , ,J . I rs 1 no V , I , I ,J 7 . . Q P Af E - - A 11 ll - . . A ' ' presentfday problems or events is going on I . , ' ' ' , , , - - - I I 11 ll -- . , I IQ? L 85 VLCPQKLZSQ fL QIJALI7 xS?lfLC!Ql1f jlZfQlQ5f The reauurement ot a l munus average tor membershup un Greggutes was put unto ettect thus year Thus club us headed by Mrs Mary Uhl Col luns who us assusted by Muss Arlene McKussuck Greggutes had 40 members thus year In order to become a member a student must have taken at least one year of shorthand and must possess an actuvuty tucket lnstead of the usual presudent Greggutes elect an ottuce manager Thus posutuon was held thus year by Joan Luenenburg Marlene Hoffman served as secretary trubuted to the Goodtellows and the Red Cross GREGGITES Back row Susan Method Maruanne Graves Betty Butney Arcluth McKay Wulma Crews Mary Stewart Sondra Lamb Joan Chaney Pat Fredruckson Sandra Hollo Jean Harrungton Emuly Runge Second row Sandra Jacobsen Helen Steele Bonnue Rosenqren Joyce Thompson Marlene Brown Dons Lewus Irus Shunrock Ruta Jelunek Marulyn Jancuk Paulune Taylor Shurley Mclxlutt Helen Cutler Delores Rugg Furst row Mrs Mary LJhI Colluns Nancy Schenck Jo Ann Luenenberg Gerry Kruebs Patsy Jo MacDonald Glorua Nucolou Joann Johnson Marlene Hoffman Darlene Courtney Shurley Harpster Shurley Sladovnuk Maruan Chapek Donna Steele Lee Ann Jensen Donna Cotton Muss Arlene McKussuck VOFIOUS servuce prouects hughlughted the l-lu Y organuzatuon thus year Chrustmas trees were sold and the protut from theur sale went to aud needy tamulues The North Hugh branch ot the YMCA also presented gutts to a famuly un need of assustance The annual l-lu Y Coronatuon Ball clumaxes the Hu Y socual actuvutues durung the school year Held at the Peony Park ballroom thus sprung queens were chosen to represent each Omaha school sponsorung a l-lu Y club The l-lu Y throughout the year struves to create, mauntaun, and extend throughout the Chrustuan character HI Y Back row Rolncy Holmes Don Howland Don Schroder Fred Corbuno Dave Langcvun Don Srnuth Charles Martunson Duck Kush Bob McEwen Carl Dobney Jack McCarmuck Dov Chrustensen Second row Bull Worm Bob Ellus Marvun Nevun John Jorgensen Bob Mclntyre uerrv Cochran Bob Bauman Ron Peterson Charles Jones Duck Rentschler Paul Fabtan Furst row Charles Dresher Jack Veatch Ron Shurn Allen A derson Bull Graddy Charles Honke Lawrence Means Jack Lorunger Kyle Petut lr 4u 2 1 A fl 9 i I 7 L, 1 V A V 7 A During the past year, Greggites have con- school and community high standards ot CASTLE CLUB Bock ro Bob Stock Tom Kezlan Ralph Krau e Ted Moore Steve Mckna John Parrnelee Dale Johnson Leigh Fried Bull Aunsworth David Leighton First row John C-ualbra th Bull Page Denn s Pope Ruchard Sudduck Ronald Ruh Ira Clark Davud Lunstrum Robert Turner Jerry Henderson B ll Rhodes James Schmidt PAWNS Back row Keith Vandergr tt Gordon Wr ght Robert l-loham Douglas l-larna Bull Johnston Alan Melvin Paul l-lass La rence Clark Furst row Ed ard Stech Robert Rabens Gordon Johnson Ronald Happ lolrn Peterson James W nterberg Dougla Doane Charles Roll Charles Laaerstrom John Clark J LlfLg5 6LlfUIfL5 CA! 8Clf'86LfL0lfL to most North Hugh students but to the 22 members of the Castle Club ut us a very um portant phrase Each Monday members of the club gather to sharpen their wuts at the game of Chess Toward the end of the furst semester the top ten players enter competutuon wuth other Omaha hugh schools ln this years tourna ment North defeated Benson 6 4 Castle Club had uts orugun at North un l949 and us under the sponsorship of Miss Clare Carey Officers for thus year were Steve Muck na presudent James Schmudt vuce president and Davucl Leughton secretary treasurer 443 North Hugh was established last December at the request of underclassmen who were Interested un the game of Chess The club consusts of 27 members under the sponsorship of Edward Stech socual studues Instructor The main purposes of this club are to pro vide recreation for uts members and to teach them the fundamentals ofthe game Thus wull un tume provide the Castle Club whuch us the senuor Chess club with a squad of veteran players un the lune of competutuon Sunce uts organization the club has centered all un terest on the basuc rules of Chess 2 ,I u , ' I , I i, I , k V ,. u , V u V , , s C , Jfumf 44 UA king in check may not mean anything Pawns, one of the newest organizations at The Froctlons IS a mathematlcs club spon sored by Mass Pearl McCroy and presnded over thus year by Charles Newman Thzs newly formed organlzatlon IS composed of freshmen and ophomores whose average In math ns a two or above The Fractlons membershlp as llmlted to 36 The ratlo rs 2 l that IS two sophomores to one freshman A freshman student can joan the club lf has grade after the flrst nlne weeks of school ss a one The only quallfscatlon for a sophomore IS a two average Fractions has lts own constltutuon wntten by members of the club FRACTlONS Back row Roger Johnson Eleanor Chaney Bernlcc Harrns Ruth Shldler Lows Luenenberg Eugene Lat h Bull Hough ton Nancy Chrlstlansen Barbara Fleck Myrna Glles Roger Cooper Jeanne Wllllams Second Row Joan Heald Janet Stevens John Roberts Ernest Haffke Bob Hansen Jlm Stewart Charles Olson Duck English Joy Berkheimer Chrlstnne Knlspel Mass Pearl McCray Dlglts an organrzatuon of advanced mathe matlcs students was formed three years ago to promote a better understandung of higher mathematlcs and to furnlsh good fellowshnp among nts members The club has done just that At regular meetlngs lectures are presented on Involved theorles and equatlons, and Informal dlscus to express himself Thus year Halloween and Chrlstmas par tles topped the clubs socual actlvntues Mass Pearl McCroy sponsors the group whlch had Jack Hayes as presldent Dennns Kasparek vlce president Sandra Rader secretary, and Don Zerbe treasurer DIGITS Back row Janet Westergard Kay Wllllams Dean Thompson Charles Hlpp Don Zerbe Herman Frernchs Dennis Kasparek Jlm Schrnldt Nancy Forge Mary Clare Dodson Sandro Rader Fnrst row Harold Sorenson John Wuthers Charles Dresher Pat Romberg Lynn Whnfe Ira Clark John Hayes Ron Ruh Rollnn Harden John Snmmonds MIBPSGQ Migqg tt 49 ' J A C7 A W4 K ' K K ,!gC!CAll1g ,j6?0ll!A7C 907 df lfl If DL tv? QfLf5LfLl'C7 I A T I I ' . , sions are held to give each member a chance N F L Back row John Galbrauth Darrell Guthens Dale John son Eull Rhodes Ralph Krause Davud Lunstrum Pat Romberg Gordon Fellman Robert Turner Robert Cotton Jerry Henderson Furst row Ruth Coduer Bernuce Klaune Karen Peterson John Wuthers Don Srnuth Ronald Ruh Bernarrl Nelson Kay Norton Kay Wulluams Jane Moorhead NATIONAL THESPIANS Back row Nellue Scarpa Bonnue Haus ton Maruanne Bowley Katy Westcott Charles Stulwell Sharon Mangold Lorraune Schuro Muss Margaret Nuelsen Second row Mane Strenger Janet Mulvuhull DeEtte Puerson Charles Mar tunson Darrell Guthens Janet Cochran Lundy Brustkern Marulyn seudl Jacauelune Francus Furst row Rae Joh son Gaul Chrusten sen Cathy Olds Maruorue Barker Duck May Muruam Turley Lewus Radcluttc Mary Ann Francusco Beverly Crosstueld Marlene Hoffman ib8LOLf8l 5 l 0LIflfLOLfL15t5 LSZ mf 8145 lfULtA mf Z5 Advanced debate students under the span sorshup at Muss Mary E Hamulton took part thus year Junuor debaters also had several tournaments un whuch to gaun experuence tor next year s advanced tournaments Thus year tor the turst tume there was a specual class tor the advanced debate squad Gordon Fellman Bernard Nelson Don Smuth and John Wuthers, all senuors won the turst place trophy un the Mussauru Valley Boys Debate Tournament To be un the Natuonal Forensuc League students must be un the upper one thurd ot the class and have a munu mum at ZO debate pounts Puctured at rught A real leader proves humselt adept at durectung Samuel F- Thomas puts band ttrough paces at annual concert ar kunson cello and burd cornbune to make actuvuty program SO D The Thespuan chapter at North Hugh us an attuluote at the Natuonal Thespuon Socuety lt dents who have completed lOO hours at raduo and dramatuc work Muss Margaret A Nuelsen drarnatucs un structor sponsors Thespuans, whule Duck May served as presudent thus year Major events at the Thesplans were the de clamatory contests the Aurora and BEST shows a program tor P TA and raduo pro grams The senuor play One Foot un Heaven, clu maxed the year s work Don Srnuth and Dan Hattner pay Trubute to Abraham Luncoln Chrustmas proqram employs cornbuned efforts of vocal and unstrurnental department Muss Margaret Nuelseru durects drama Syncopated rhythm from Harlande Lantze Pl abeth Temp eton Eleanor Jensen and nlaune Barker form a ettectuve truo I lf 8 Q U D in about l5 debate and speech tournaments is composed ot 25 advanced dramatics stu- ' . V f,.P' ,ul '-2 , , ' 'W'-In 5 2 0lf'L..0lfL A Q KLSZODLLJ LSQPQZJZJ QWILCQ ffl LQPZJ Under the leadershsp ot a new sponsor the Horszon Club partscspated sn many csvsc and socsal attasrs Msss Roberta Musr was the leader ot thss dsvssson of Camp Fsre Gsrls Needlework C-susld and many other servsce projects were the masn actsvstses of the year, whlch was hsghlsghted by a week end trsp to Camp Harrset Hardsng A Folk Festsval held March l6 for the Camp Fsre Gsrls saw North s club gsve two dances Offscers for thss year were Dorss Frank mola Asksn secretary and Betty Jean Hunt treasurer l-IORIZOW CLUB Back rov Jean Burt Ramola Alken Elasnc Barker Loss McKsnncy Cynthsa Lonsbrough Dorss Frank Dorothy Frank lo Collsn Sandra Jacobsen Fsrst row Vsvs n Gorrsson Betty Jean Hunt Patsy Jo McDonald Irss Shsnrock Sona Myr bach Joyce Langbhen Joan Kautter Msllse Mschelsors Eleanore Ksrsgston The prsmary asm and theme ot the Sensor Gsrl Scouts ss to serve the csty and communsty The three sensor troops at North are Troop 5 made up ot sensors 6 sunsors and 7 tresh men and sophomores Thss past year gsrls have earned servsce hours sn varsous ways They worked at the Red Cross Blood Bank sn volunteer tlood work and at hospstal coffee shops The pressdents ot the troops are Susan and Rosemary Lee Troop 7 GIRL SCOLJTS Back row Ro emary Lee Joat Vtartln Sandra Jacob en Barbara Loder Jane Moorheal Betty Post Barbara Brady Marslyn Thornby Jane Herzog Marssxn Jones Nadsne Carsey Barbara Wood Carolyn Lemen Susan Methol Rsta Byrnes Dorene Sortsno Gayle Martsn Marare Salvators Fsrst row Marslyn Cook Vsvsan Garrsson Ka hrs Davls Colleen Kepler Rsta Jelsnek Kathryn Hamer Joan Anserson Vsrgnnsa Roach Lee Ann Jensen Bernrce Larson Darlene Nod kov Betty Provaznsk Lovena Hutson l l 44 55 2 1 7 IJL 7 Ll' president, Dorothy Frank, vice-president, Ro- Method, Troop 5, LeAnne Jensen, Troop 6, ,J , H J. If I C ll , ' ' I I tlyt ,Ll Q.. 88115 ,JI Md? LULJA llilffbeilf 0 Qoyecfa 6LlfL5 Last semester Mrs Maruon Peterson the sponsor of the Y Teens for the past two years resugned from her teachung posutuon here Mrs Barbara Barlow contunued her dutues wuth the able assustance of Muss Marulyn Vun gers a new teacher Under theur leadershup the members of the largest club at North had a year full of partues, needlework and book covers The Y Teens are a sectuon of the YWCA performung the same servuces and devotung themselves to the some purpose The maun udea of the organuzatuon us to brung women and gurls closer together and whule doung so to brung them closer to God The Y Teens meet twuce a month throughout the school year Girls And Goodfellows Another hughlught of the school year was the doll dressung contest held for the dolls donated to the Good Fellows The wunners of the contest were Barbara Day Lucy Fogel ln between the partues and specual events such as the pot luck supper Chrustmas carol ung, and Valentune Partues the gurls have a chance to see and hear talks on varued sub jects such as careers for women cosmetucs, use and dususe, and several buts of guudance to teenagers Blrthday Party Featured One of the unusual partues of the year was the Burthday Party un March A table and a cake were provuded for each month of the year A penny march for the Red Cross was part ot the program An emergency earluer thus year brought the gurls out un full force Fuve dollars was do nated out of the treasury to the Flood Reluef Fund Also theur needlework protect for the year was donated to the cause 5415 Ottucers tor the year were Eluzabeth Tem pleton presudent Pat Steele vuce presudent, Judy Samuelson secretary Janet Wunslow and Gaul Chrustensen, sergeants at arms and Joan Luenenberg unter club councul repre sentatuve Janet Westergard servuce com muttee, Gayle Road unspuratuon commuttee Muckey Ruzuca refreshment commuttee Maru Iyn Nelson publucuty and membershup com muttee Marlene Hoffman socual commuttee and Elaune Barker funance commuttee I Y TEENS Back row Barbara Thompson Arlene Schoessler Mary McCartney Bonnue Thompson Joyce Smuth Shurley Morford Sandra Thompson Ruth Shudler Lehrene Newhouse Duana Swuft Sally Smuth Donna Walker Sonua Thomason Second row Janet Wunslow Joan Runge Marulyn Nelson Carol Weussenbach Judy Samuelson Gayle Rood Kay Norton Kay Wulluams Janet Mulvu hull Sandra Rader loAnn Shaw Joyce Peck Marulyn Kunold Furst row Katy Wescot Rosalue Stewart Marulyn Nuepmann DeEtte Puerson Eluzabeth Temoleton Muruam Turley Delores Rugq Shurley McNutt Sandra Rahlfs Y TEENS Back row Luella Jacobsen Barbara Beach Jo Ann Chase Sylvua Kemoer Bonnue Houston Elaune Barker Lovena Hutson Marv lo Lasell Mary Clare Alberts Marlene Brown Jean Harrunnton Bettu Coleman Pat Atkunson Second row Sandra Jacobsen Lucy Foqelstrom Beth Allen Marulyn Jones Joyce Bennett Sylvua Jackson Beverly Ellus Lorraune Frantz Lous Luenenberg Maruon Emery Nancy French Furst row Mary Clare Dod on Lundy Brustkern Charlotte Funk Gaul Chrustensen Georgue Funnerty Donetta Hunt Sandra Clark Pauletta Hough Karlyn Knott Marlene Hoffman Sharon Bloomgren Barbara Lamb Geraldune Kruebs Rosemary Cranny Luculle Jensen JoAnn Kremer Mrs Barbara Barlow Y TEENS Baclf row Nukl Weusberg Connue Morrow Jean Wul luams Nellue Scarpa Barbara Pedducord Pat Vorel Emuly Runge JoAnn Robb Pat Steele Shurley Moore Marulyn Moore Marulyn Muller Barbara Story Sally Skvoko Carla Ruchardson Second row Marguerute Murphy Janet Westergard Norma Scholes Jean Wuemann Frances Stratbucker Dorothy Traynor Sharon McCoy Marulyn Matthews Helene Rhodes Carol Wolters Shurlev Weuhl Florence Sparano Mary Peterman Fursf row Nancy Schenck Gwen Stuckels Sharon Mangold lrus Shunrock Sonja Myrbach Jean Mathuasen Shurley Sladovnuk Barbara Wulson Donna Steele Jane Stoneburg Sally Russell Y TEENS Back row Beverly Hoult Bernuce Harrus Helen Cutler Dorothy Frank Janet Chrustensen Susan Forrey Audrey Coons Charlene Fraley Elma Johnston Laura Henkel Beverly Bruner Betty Jean Hunt Patsy Halverson Janet Larson Shurley Gross JoAnn Chrustensen Ruta Byrnes Tommy Corbuno Second row Rosemary Carr Angela Bosco Reguna Gubson JoAnn Cheseck Marulyn Swanberg Neva Benson Irene Hough Rae Johnson Jean Carter Arlene Chrustuansen Luculle Anderson Mary Lenuhan Santa Franco Monzella Havenrudge Barbara Courtrught Bonnue Campbell Mar orue Cook Furst row Joan Fufe Janet Dresher Helen Cutler Jackue Gottsch Duxue Ehler Eleanor Jensen Char lotte Gallagher Donna Cotton Corunne Futch Dorus Holmgren Barbara Blumenscheun Barbara Hodgson Dorus Frank Barbara Day Judy Drexel Romolo Aukun Maruonne Bowley Muss Marulyn Vungers j . . . . W L 2 . , T -f T I I 1 ' . 1 - 1 I - ' ' 1 - I - - I ' I I - ' 1 1 I ' I ' . , ' U 1 1 1 ' . . . , . ' - - 2 1 1 1 I 1 - 0 -1 1 I A ' 1 - ' - -, I , 1 , 1 . I V V ' I I l I I l - 1 4 . I 1 , 1 , 1 Strom ond Donna Walker Joan Luenenberg, Jean Bernard, Phyllis Forbes, Janet Hanchett, , . , . . V B ' ' I J - I - I , . I I . I I I A ' I 1 1 1 1 , 1 , 1 1 , ' - I 1 I I 1 I - 1 I I ' J I - I I 1 1 D I 1 1 1 1 ,, 6 es ...QQ Q 4 - 'W-za 1' ,,4 STAGE CREW Back row Kevun Luneweber Dean Charon Bull Charon Paul Robertson Ron Qutzler Walter Krenzer Larry Freeman Bob Mayors LeRoy Pendleton Second row Bull Kerru gon George Allen Steve Ku tu Joe Haller Frank Fernald Duck Martun Ernest Koenug Ken Smuth Eugene Whuttlesey Bull Worm Furst row E E Erwun Eugene Poast Merlun McDonald Roger Tannlett Alfred Nuelsen Bull Fonsey Bull Hurlburt Norman Runge Bert Rose Ruchard Dyvng fdfge PQI!!! VLJ 526085 0 2 t 0115 lfl,l 0l 6L From early In the mornung tull late at nught the stage crew us on hand to make all North stage performances possuble The 35 mem bers of thus hard workung unut are under the capable lnstructuon of Earl E Erwln The half credut guven for stagecraft covers technucalutues rangung from lughtung to paunt ung and carpentry The untrucate shapung of bleachers un a tree form for the chour un the Chrustmas program Mulutary Ball decoratuons, Senuor Play were amonq the protects that kept Mr Erwun and the boys busy thus year The l95l BEST Show presented for th twenty seventh year was the best ever agreed the sponsors Earl E Erwun Mrs Ruth Betts Seely Samuel F Thomas, Muss Twula Cowman and Muss Margaret Nuelsen The 49 act show got enthusuastuc applause from the house capacuty auduences at the matunee November 20 and evenung performance No vember Zl Varuety hughlughted thus year s talent show featur.ng numbers representung phases from lufe un foreugn countrues alonq wuth famuluar, modern Amerucan pastumes Spotlughted along wuth veteran performers were newcomers makung theur furst debut on Norths stage U69 Thurty sux acts fulled wuth talent paraded before four capacuty auduences vuewung the l952 Aurora Under the durectuon of Mrs Louuse Sutton the show starred dancers musucuans and varuety specualusts Samuel F Thomas durected the orchestra un a popular overture, a medley of songs from the hut musucal, Kuss Me Kate Two groups of boys one from B SO and the other from R O T C donned gurls clothes to form a kuck lune and guve a square dance Selectuons from Carousel were chosen by the vocal musuc department for theur part un the show Addung a touch of the unusual to the show were a skatung act starrung Karen Reed and an authentuc Suoux Induan dance performed by Frank Turley BEST Show Puctured at rught Harlande Lantze kubutzes whule Lew Radcluffe guves Larry Means the grease pamt treatment Pre performance bustle un gurls locker room Lazybones Bob Bauman er formers get sneak prevuew at dress rehearsal Luz Vukeluc makes musuc Freddv Corbuno starts feet tappung lene Haunowsku vocoluzes Saxophone symphony Knock knock who s there? Bob Welsh pulls a few strungs Sleepytume aals Katy Westcott and Jean Harrungton pose wuth fruends Fetchung tlappers are Charlotte Funk and Sally Jo Russell ' g5 C52 I - . , . . - . . . I I . . , . I I I - ' ' ll ' ll ' - 1 a new painted backdrop, and props for the I I ' l I ' I ' ll Il I 11 ' , e I I Il - I , I . I I I I . . , . - l I . I 1 1 ' - - ' - 1 I . . I A I I t ..' I f ' E ,...P, I A V I .ll . . . I . . . , I 7 , N! ,- ,F I 5 'Em ' :lf 'wma na -nu .naw ng-vw ,.,,psvO ' .q,-0 ' ,.-u-F' ,wif av y 1 W 1' 1 ,Z .m 0 ,W gg ,f M QL 1' 2 Q? 1 ,A 3 V 5 1 fl QVLIA? Qglflffj .EQAUQV5 jA6LlfLL:59Ll!LlfLg Sure the turkeys brown and tender and the stuttlngs simply grand And the cranberrles the frnest that are grown n any land Sure the pumpkun ples dellclous and the company rs gay But IS that the sum and substance ot the good Thanksglvlng Dayn N The es more to thus occaslon than a happy day of fun There are thanks to gnve a plenty and some thlnklng to be done There are thanks to gave for turkey and for cranberrles and such But tar greater thanks for blessings that overvalue these by much For a lute thats full and happy IH a land thats nch and free Where the rlght to speak and worshlp IS secure tor you and me Where the cholce of those who govern us each cutlzen s attalr And the problems ot the natlon are for all ot us to share Where no man wakes up In terror to a pounding on has door And gets dragged away at mudmght to some dreary dungeon floor Where the rnghts of all are equal and the law wall pay no heed To such dntterences as color or one s bnrthplace race or cre d Where the people judge thelr nerghbors not by who or what they know And a person s sklll determunes lust how tar that can can go And are thanks for countless blessings all we owe to thus great day No Indeed tor an thus nation deeds not words have tunal say And tts people strong unnted equal to the tasks they see Who together are the bulwark of a real democracy We must work to buvld a future even brnghter than the post And wnth vlgllance make certain that our precnous freedoms last Luberty remalns eluslve for the folks who stand alone As we guard the nghts of others we can best unsure our own So let s welcome thus Thanksguvlng and ln all we do and say Prove our love for thus great natlon by malntaunnng her that way' Aurora Pictured at left Aurora commuttee head hard worknng Mrs Louise Sutton Cool Four make hot muslc Anytume crooner Larry Means Emotnng Twutchell Tweezer Twerps Charm mg Rocky ettes Eugene Poast Rod Conser and Dennus Kasperak make pretty pncture Amt She Sweet? Tom Kasdorf swlngs Gorgeous Gordre Q:5:56Lg8 44 59 K ' . . . ' ' 1 I I - f ,, , , , of r - 1 H . . . f . f , ,, . . . . , , , H . . Q , , c , H . , f , , , , , . . H - 4 , f , . ,, , - A - - . . , , ,, 11 I 1 I ff mm! 32 M f ww 07 , It Q 4 If, 'if 2 af cfgffrdfwo 4 Athletvcs have always been among Henry C Meents urst axes l-le has actrvely partl lpa ed all ma or oo ts has coached thern and has been an enthusuastlc spectator Whale he attended school at Peru State Teachers Lollege Omaha Unuverslty Columbia and Stanfora he lettered rn almost every forrn of athletlcs Darlng Worlrl War l h represen erl the 89th Dlvlslon In track meets ln Germany He has played sem: pro He has coached every sport darlng has teachuna career When he first came t 'North he served as assistant football coach He has always b en nnflaentlal an the athletuc pro gram at North secnna that the b st Dosslble eaulprnent and s hedales were rnaae avanlavle to the students par tucupatrng No one has been a more loyal Vlkvng sports fan than Mr Meents Xfllqlng athletes have always been able to count upon nas sapport antll the ftnal whlstle was blown i it 4 QSN 5,533 Q QQQ NS, sgs Svcs' Nfssi 4 suv 'ini tr 6l , 50 5? I! I xl f' l f , ' t C t an j 2, 'r , l , l ' f 1 '- w':'S 5:- vxe ssyi basketball, football, and baseball. . V to lg I 1 , , 2 ' - c ' l ' - 1 5 , 9 S A f I 'li ' 4 , n COACHING STAFF Bock row Delbert W Myers Floyd L Chase lam C QJIOOVLJL 8 Olf' We may not wun every game but we wull not take the back seat to any school when ut comes to coachung Wuth thus suncere state ment Pruncupal Henry C Meents paud a trub ute to the sux men who are durectly respon suble for the unstructuon of Vukung athletes Leonard Bond the only North Hugh alum nus on the coachung staff devotes the en ture year to groomung Norsemen athletes Havung led hus frosh grudders to the lntercuty tutle thus fall Coach Bond devoted the wunter months to the reserve basketball squad Thus sprung he resumed hus posutuon as assistant track coach Mr Bond feels that the desure to play us a necessary characterustuc of a suc ce sful athlete Vernon Ekfelt lettered un basketball un hugh school Thus may come as a muld surpruse to many North Hugh sports enthusuasts M Ekfelt who has charge of the second team football boys the wrestlers and the reserve baseball squad carrues on a great deal of good natured rubbung about the meruts of bas ketball as compared to uts ruval wunter sport wrestlung Mr Ekfelt feels that athletucs are valuable un that they guve the unduvudual ex peruence un competutuon of mund and body Delbert W Myers takes to the lunks every sprung wuth a number of Vukung golf hopefuls Although consudered a munor sport the un 62 Front ro Vernon Ekfelt Carol R Gast Leona d W Bond Wul ,M LVL? SMCCQJJQJ terest un golf has been uncreasung steaduly Mr Myers thunks that golf unluke other farms of competutuve athletucs wull prove benefucual to the unduvudual as a recreatuonal pastume un hus later lufe Tennus more than any other sport un spures the spurut of faur play Coach Floyd C Chase s statement us verufued by the fact that there are no referees or offucuals un tennus Mr Chase encourages the development of the fundamental strokes and a workung knowledge of court strategy Carol R Gast head coach of football and baseball and freshmen basketball mentor has an extensuve athletuc background M Gast won three letters un football basketball and track at Wayne State Teachers College Coach Gast s baseball experuence was gauned through sandlot and semu pro competutuon un outstate Nebraska Coach Gast s teams are well acquaunted wuth the age old adage A thung worth doung us worth doung well Wulluam C Spec Nelson who coaches furst team basketball and track and us back fueld tutor of the varsuty grudders belueves that the prume essentual of a good coach us a well balanced knowledge of athletucs and uts partucupants Spec struves to umprove player coach relatuons by attemptung to know and understand the personalutues of hus players Y C 'u 1 2 tl 1 R E J Af, u -my 3 9 I , ww. wx 'E - 1 . , . . wi , . , r , , '- i . . 11 - - . . . . , , . I . ,, . . . - . . . . . . ' 1 1 ' ' . . . . . H . D . ' 1 1 ' . - . . . . ,, , . . . - , . . . I I ' 1 ' ' 1 1 . - . . ' rv Q . AV- ' I I . . . , . . . , . . . . I ru .- . . , 1 , . ' ' A 11 1 1 - - . . . . . ,, I . . . . . . ,, ,, - - A 1 I - . . , - . - - - 11 11 - - I - . rx 5 A a l Ferguson Terry Cochran Ralph Bonacci Dic MLM jnfercify Haw Ar jfi Grand Island-24-14 The Vikes opened the season by beating Grand lsland 24-lil at Grand lsland. The Norsemen showed strong tirst halt power as Bill Engelhardt led the scorers with two touch- downs on two long range plays. Don Winter added the other two counters, The Vikings' main opposition came from the Islanders' Larry Gay and Orville Clanton. For North, Bill Steck, Winter, Carl Dobney, and Marvin Nev- ins played headsfup football. Tech-39-O Playing their most explosive type ot football, the Vikes virtually ran the Maroons into the ground, 39-O. Bill Steck returned the opening kick-ott 90 yards tor a touchdown, Bill Engel- hardt, in the best single night of his career, ran tor tour touchdowns, including gains ot V 5, Grou Don Writer at the Vikes and Boyd Green l43l of Ceiftrol watch loose ball roll hcrmlesslv, 9O,47, and B0 yards. Viking standouts were Engelhardt, Steck, and Terry Cochran. Al Italia and Rosenwald Alexander stood out tor Tech. Creighton Prep-I 8-O One of the worst games ot the season as tar as playing conditions were concerned was against Prep. The field throughout the game was a quagmire ot mud, but this did not stop the Vikes from winning, lB-O, in pouring rain. Bill Engelhardt scored all three touchdowns, one on a 75-yard run. ln the second half, Coaches Gost and Nelson ordered the Vikes to play strictly defensive football. Wilbur Huston and Tom Carl played stellar games tor North. Thomas Jefferson-20-I2 An annual mid-season slump hampered the Viking attack in their game with Thomas Jet- terson. The keyed-up Yellowjackets played one ot their best games of the season, holding the Vikes to a 20-l2 conquest, Bill Steck, Bill Engelhardt, and Phil Sodaro scored the touch- downs. Tom Carl's 76-yard scamper to the one yard line set up the second North touchdown. The chief thorns in the Vikings' sides were Bud Evans, Joe Paulson, and Bill Petit. Steck, Carl, Dick May and Carl Dabney led the Vikes. Wilbur Huston Carl Dobney Guy Brockman Demeral Andrew Tr e R clitt , Crack Hartke look over haniso C t h l 1 2 he team Bottom Bill Engelharftt C R g Q K Q af' Cueec ct spoits at 'North if 63 Bill Graddy Howard Graves Don Smith Dave Smith Phil Sodoro Tom Carl Wayne Larsen Charles Honke Lincoln Central-13-39 In the top game of the year in local prep circles, the Vikes met defeat, 39-l3, at the hands of Lincoln Central, the first North loss in thirteen games. The Vikings were no match for the keyed-up Links, who shredded North's line with powerful drives. Don Winter was the main offensive weapon the Vikes had to offer, but lack of steady blocking kept him at the minimum of effectiveness. This game decided the final ratings of the State, with North a close second to Lincoln for the second straight year. Vikes Nevins and May form blockade for Lincoln runner, North lost important tilt, 39-l3. Dan Winter few running plays against Benson Charles Dresher Benson-34-13 A new passing mark was set in this wide open aerial game that ended in a Viking tri- umph, 34-l3. Benson tried 32 passes against the injury-ridden North squad. l-loward Graves, Bill Engelhardt, Bill Steck, and Don Winter scored touchdowns. Graves tallied twice, and Winter played one of his best games. Jack Brandt and Ron Smith led the passing assault against the Blue and Gold. Bill Enaelhardt bats dawn pass intended for Bunnie Bryan Davis. Steck and Dick Grau aid in the defense. 64 1: Don Winter carries the ball IH one of the Jack Veatch top and Lewls Radcl ffe below acted as equip ent managers for the past two years It was their responslbnlnty to care for all eau pment and un forms The r work contrnbuted greatly to the success ot the team Central 33 I4 ln a predominately passing game the Vnkes num The game was played In below freezing temperatures Several key blocks which set up touchdowns were thrown by Howard Grave Speedy Bull Steck scored two Vnke touchdowns wuth Bull Engelhardt Don Winter and Tom Carl also scoring Ralph Bonaccn and Graves played one of thenr best games of the season as dad Marv Nevms The mann headaches tor the Vnkes were Bob Knapple Jack Lewis and Boyd Green John Jeffnes Bull Steck Marvm Nevms Duck May John Wllllams South Z6 0 North defeated South 26 O In the annual Hom comung game The Interclty scoring re cord held previously by Duck Westun of Ben son was broken when Bill Engelhardt scored three touchdowns to brnng has cnty total to 78 pounts Although unlured rn the second quarter Bull stlll managed to score twice when called nn by hrs teammates Thus victory gave the Vnkes their second consecutnve lntercnty tutle l-lughlughts ot the game Included Tom Carl s runnung and the Inne play of Chuck Farguson Bull Engelhard! Jerry Skomal Duck Robmson Larry Means Sam Nastase Kyle Pehf Lee Howard Harold Richardson Don Kruse Joe Schueler Ron Shum Bob Wheeler Ed Swotek 461 rolled over Central 33-l4 at Municipal Stad- Gnd l'l0W0 d GVOVGSV RESERVE FOOTBALL Back row Sam Nastase Doug Kelly Bob Wheeler John Haffke Al Thomsen Lyle ODell Bob Kolb Walt Watson Bob Mclntyre Fred Moyer Thurd ro James Kummel Dave Scott Dxck Meraduth Dan Kruse John Jorgensen Alfred Nuelsen Jock Hawk Duck Brooks Stanley Barnes Bob Mauors Wallace Kelly Second row Coach Bob Grau Ray Best Bob 858I l!85 058 l 0l,Ul'L Ol Although the Vukung reserves fauled to wun the lntercuty tutle for the furst tume un fuve years the team upset most pre season fore casts by funushung un a tue for second place wuth a record of fuve wuns one tue and only one loss The hardest fought game of the campaugn was a O O deadlock wuth Tech ln thus en counter the Vukes were handucapped by bad ball handlung and costly penaltues whuch stalled countless Vukung druves The team s only loss came at the hands of the powerful Central reserves Thus setback was the furst loss suffered by an Ekfelt coached football team un theur last 22 games The re serves fought hard but lost I9 7 The seconds however defeated Benson Prep South TJ and Abraham Luncoln One of the team s outstandung assets was uts speed not only un the backfueld but also the lune Such boys as Walter Watson Bob Kolb Bob Mclntyre and Lyle O Dell combuned 66 Buggs Owen Wuckstrand Duck Malm Eugene Wade Pat Rom berg Joe Roby Ruck Ha dwucke Paul Fabuan Dave Knauber Coach Vern Ekfelt Furst row Duck Putner Fred Corbuno Jum Graddy Gerald Hartman Bob McEwen Dck Olson Fred Ander son Harland Zw ebel George Parker Don Bennung 3 ,7 C' HU! LWL8 LVL LU8 86lfI 5 toguve the Vukes one of the fastest forward walls un the cuty The reserves backfueld also gauned the respect of theur opponents by uts speed and power Duck Brooks Bob Wheeler backfueld both on offense and defense Quar terback Bob Majors proved unvaluable to the team sparklung on defense and play callung Fullback Brooks was the leadung scorer wuth seven touchdowns and three extra pounts for a total of 45 pounts Traulung Brooks un scor ung honors were Wheeler 37 pounts Nastase 27 pounts Parker 26 pounts Bob McEwen wuth l6 pounts and Watson Fred Corbuno and Fred Moyer who all scored sux pounts Most of the credut for the season s success must be guven to the team as a whole Theur teamwork wull to wun and Coach Ekfelt s more than able coachung abuluty contrubuted to one of the best reserve teams un North s hustory Mr Ekfelt speaks hughly of thus year s team and feels confudent that several of uts mem bers wull help to bolster next year s varsuty u I ' A . wi , 1 1 . I . . I . I . r I I I I I I I I ' I I I U I s - . . . ' ' I I Coach Vernon Ekfelt's team ended the season George Parker, and Sam Nastase led the North I I - ' , . - . ' . 1 . I . . . . 1 . I . I I I I I I I 1 - . . I I I . , . . . . , I - A I . . . . . , I I I I ' 'I I I , . . . . . . , I I I ' I I T , . . , . l I ' D Umle ec-,fed UMM! ,Jima mm Cflpfwe jnfemfy IL Wath a thrnllung 7 6 conquest over Tech In the fnnal game of the season Coach Leon ard Bonds freshmen captured the lnterclty crown Prsor to thus all Important contest both teams were undefeated and In a dead lock for the league lead The Young Vlkes fnnlshed theur over all season wnth an unblemvshed record of 7 wlns whale losnng none SIx of these trlumphs came wlthln the lnterclty league the other at the expense of Bloomer Junnor Hugh of Councnl Bluffs ln the season s opener the Baby Vlkes downed the South Packers l3 7 Andy Nas tase led the Norsemen by tallyung two touch downs and addlng an extra polnt to account for all of the VIke scormg Behund brllllant defenslve play the flrst year grldders extended thelr strung of vlc torles by defeatlng Bloomer l2 7 and Crel h ton Prep l8 7 Ken Hufford and Harold or gaard provuded the margln over the Councll Bluffs school wlth a touchdown aplece Hufford Nastase and Quarterback Joe Roberts tallled In the Prep game Roberts FRESHMAN FOOTBALL Back row John Robb RIch Stevens Bll Johnson John Schm dt Do Gubson Coach Leonard Bond Harry Ptner Ernle Slater Don Post Lews Frazell Pat Fnnnerty Thnrd ro Jnm Guullnat Ray Uhlman Joe Roberts Lonnue Mor Charles Barber Rlchard Alstadt Bull Anderson AI Boone score came as a result of an Intercepted pass and a fnve yard quarterback sneak The freshman team contmued theur torrud pace for the lnterclty tltle In theur next three games by wmnnng all of them The yearlmgs beat Central l8 O Benson I9 7 and Thomas Jefferson ZO O The mann hlghllght of these games was Nastase s ponnt sweep In the Ben son contest The Central encounter also found Nastase leadlng the way as he scored two of the touchdowns A blocked klck by Guard Jack Mleynek led to the other polnts Thomas Jef ferson was the Vlkes next vlctum they fell to North s powerhouse 20 O Alert play by Llnemen Rlch Stevens Al Boone and Mleynek cnnched the tntle agalnst Tech for Coach Leonard Bonds squad The defeat ended the Tech wunnlng streak at 24 games It was the second lnterclty champlonshup and the flrst undefeated and untled season for Coach Bond slnce he came to North In l948 Jack Mleynek Second row Perry Alexander Harold Norgaard Mke Field Larry Krenzer Raymond Agosto Jlm Yeck Frank Pstone Fred Smlth Flrst row Ken Hufford Andy Nastase Charles Shark Gary Chulllna Bob Summonds Herschel Atch nson J m Muxen 167 ! . . . , ' . , . 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A WRESTLING B k o Jo S d G o ge P ker Pa o g o Rudd pl y F R cha a Rola d Kah F t S h o a C yd G Ibe t N e se H t h d e o ce a on t Ma g G Id Pet rsen Phl Sodaro Robe t MaIor W'8:5f QP5 M80 AIIQVL LVL .QlfLt8l CLf7 OZLJQ CSQEIIQ bfi The defendIng State ChampIons North HIgh fared not so well thIs season fInIshIng thlrd In the lnterclty fIfth In the North l-lIgh lnvItatIonal and fIfth In the State Tourna ment TheIr season record was 7 6 holdIng a 5 5 record In the lntercIty league Coach Vern Ekfelt s golden grapplers started the season off rIght by drubblng Abraham LIncoln 27 I2 In the Lynx gym Jess Helm baugh started the rout wIth a pIn In the 95 pound dIvIsIon The next three matches saw the VIkes flounder and fall deep Into the second dIvIsIon of the lntercIty standlngs They lost to Tee .lay 25 I3 South 22 I3 and Boys Town 23 I7 December 2I and 22 marked the date for the fufth annual North l-lIgh lnvItatIonal Tour nament The Vlkes faIled to place an IndI vIdual champIon and landed In fnfth spot The 68 Vlkes have yet to wIn theIr own lnvItatIonaI meet ln the fIrst match of I952 the golden grap plers avenged an earlIer loss to Boys Town droppIng the Cowboys 24 I7 The VIkes then played host to Tech and nIpped the Ma roons 26 22 George Parker Bob Mayors Bruce GrInnell and GIlbert NIelsen regIstered fa s The followIng FrIday a tough Central crew trImmed the Vlkes 22 I5 The VIkes suddenly came to IIfe Wlfh three consecutIve VICTOFIGS The flrst wIn of the serIes was over a hIghly Improved Abraham Luncoln crew 27 I5 the second over LIncoIn Central 34 3 and the thlrd over Tee Jay 22 I6 The Vlkes fell short of upsettIng a hIghly touted South squad 23 I8 FS - A - ac r w: hn immon s, e r ar , rker WIIII m Lightell, Terry Walsh, Student Mana er Th mas' . ShI e , Charles arguson, I rd M lm, n n, Marvin Irs rowi Marvin c o nover, D Ie lo , I r I I n, Nevins, Coach Vernon Ekf It. Sec nd row: Bru mIl' , Rnc or Adams. Studen na er era e , I , r s, Z . 0 g Z . I I I ' I I - ' - . ' , I ' . . . T ' , I 1 ' 1 ' I ' - I ' 1 ' 1 . , ' - D The Vikes split the last two matches of the season. North squeaked by Tech, 20-18. Marv Nevins clinched the win when he drew with Bob Brown. The Vikes dropped the last match ot the season to Central, l8-l7. Phil Sodaro provided one of the biggest upsets ot the season when he pinned the almost un- beatable Mike Abboud. The big heroes for the Vikes in the State Tournament were Bob Mayors and Roland Kahn Bob won the l2O pound championship by decisioning Tony Jaramillo in a thriller Roland edged John Gillen l O in the l54 pound championship to gain the highly cov eted award Other Vikes scoring in the Tournament were Dick Adams fourth in the ll2 pound class Gilbert Nielsen third in the lO3 pound class and Phil Sodaro third in the l33 pound class l95l l952 wrestling letter winners were Jess l-leimbaugh Gilbert Nielsen Dick Adams Bob Majors Bill Lightell George Parker Phil Sodaro Dick Malm Roland Kahn Bruce Grin nell and Marvin Nevins Heavy eight Leonard Rosen of Central oppl es pressure to Vike s Marv n Nevins in state meet Bob Mayors left and Roland Kohn North s two individual state champions North North North North North North North North North North North North North SEASON S RECORD Abraham Lincoln Tee Jay South Boys To n Boys To Tech Central Abraham Lincoln Lincoln Central Tee Jay South Tech Central North Invitational Meet Fifth Place C State Tournament Fifth Place 44 69 VARSITY BASKETBALL Coach S ec Ison Bll St ck Bll Andrew Kyle Petit Bob Serr Gary Whiteman BII Graddy Engelhardt Tom Carl Bob Wheeler Wlbur Huston Demeral Lyle ODell Coach Wnllnam Spec Nelsons l95l 52 team suffered one of the worst seasons In Norths hrstory wunnung only three of l7 games North opened the season by droppnng two tllts losrng to Tech 44 29 and to Benson 39 28 However the Norsemen retaliated nn thelr next encounter and won over an nmpo tent Boys Town squad 38 32 Then the Vnkung cagers traveled to Luncoln where they met highly touted Lnncoln North east Behnnd the l7 polnt scorlng barrage of Bull Engelhardt North almost pulled a major upset but Northeast rallued to edge the Vlkes 38 36 Thus challenge by the North qunntet was the begnnnmg of the end for the cagers as It marked the start of a nlne game loslng drouth During thus drsas trous streak North lost to South Central Boys Town Benson Grand Island Tech and twlce to Creighton Prep The hapless courtmen funally shook thevr loslng ways by defeatnng Thomas Jefferson 53 40 ln one of the most excltnng games of Prctured at ruqht t to rght o Il teck sses Ia uo w Pr p fgcllclgsl Lael C?l5elTyarlEdOl:BZlgl Clplrarst Tod? gooutg fight for possession 70 rm the year North managed to wlthstand a be lated South surge and defeated the Packers 49 46 Thus two game wlnnrng streak was the longest enloyed by the Norsemen all year The vnctory strung was short lived however as the guest Vnkungs were defeated on the followung week by a rugged Falls Cnty team The Vnkes again lost to Norfolk 44 4O The Panthers were led by thenr smooth pivot Gor don Johnson who pumped nn Z9 pounts to lead all scorers The Blue and Gold closed thelr unsuccess ful season by loslng to Boys Town nn the open :ng round of the Dlstrlct Tournament which was held at Omaha Unnverslty Fleldhouse on March 3 The vastly Improved Cowboys down ed the Vukes 48 29 Bull Engelhardt was the only Vlke who scored consnstently he garnered elght markers to capture scoring honors for North Coach Nelson wlll have four returnnng let termen to bolster next year s squad They are Tom Carl Demeral Andrew Lyle O Dell and Bob Wheeler Ce te Bll Steck o cl Joe Hampton foul each 0 he melee under th basket Lo er r ght om Carl eludes Benson defenders e B I Stock O Dell and Bob Wheele are posed for the rebou d Left below Blll Engelhardt out jumps Charles Jones for the basket V p Ne , l e , i A ,,,' , l WW , llllflndljfy CL-QCLVVL A05 OVL8 of V5t 305005 - . 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C I I whll wal l +lLyle X f wi 3 I3 sy 3, 2 E al X 3, 55, 3 f va 2-ae NFH-Y-iw 1' V fi A J n Y A W ! 4 X X' M45 RESERVE BASKETBALL Back Walter Watso Bob Kolb B nd F t B b T b D K II Gary Rose ba m O en Wckstrancl Dck B ooks Coach Leonard Dale DeBr3er Jack Ol-io ksm Cue 0 Q e ey Deon Thompson 858l l!8:5 of .SZ0l LlfLg DLVLCA LVL LCLZZLLI' 86L50l'L After a poor start Coach Leonard Bonds reserves funnshed with a seasons record of four wuns and nnne losses Untrl the frnal fuve games of the year North had salvaged only one wun but they frnlshed strong wln nung three of their last fave encounters The Vukes all around performances were much better than their record undrcates The seconds suffered from a lack of herght and an able second half scoring punch As a re sult several of the Vrklngs setbacks came after the Norsemen had relrnqulshed a furst half lead North's reserves opened their campaign wrth a dismal start, losnng rn succession to Tech, Benson, Boys Town, South, Central, and Creighton Prep Then the vrctory hungry cagers frnally checked unto the wln column with a 38 35 wm over Boys Town In theur next game the Improved seconds lost a close battle to Ben son, 39 37 However, the reserve qurntet handed Prep a 43 34 defeat un the next out :ng ln one of the most thrnllnng second team games of the year the Tech reserves held off a fourth quarter Vlkrng bud, to wln 40 39 The next two games saw the Vlklngs reach 72:1 therr best polnt productron of the year 54 ponnts Wnth thus dnsplay of scornng power North defeated Prep 54 52 and TJ S4 46 In the frnal game South s fast break proved too much for the Vlkes and they lost 44 4l The team as a whole was very young berng composed of three juniors and eleven sopho mores All of the boys gained valuable experl ence thus year and several of the squad should prove worthy to next year s furst team Walter Watson led the seconds ln scormg with 92 pornts He was followed by Duck Brooks and Dean Thompson who tallled 79 and 68 markers, respectrvely Owen Wuckstrand pots two pounts for the Vrkes as Boys Town provides the opposrtnon , 0 l A 0 7 , row: , n, , o . i row: u r, u , n u , w r , I r , , W , ' Q . . , C 1 1 . , , ' 1 . . - I - . . . . 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' I North s yearlung cagers chalked up sux wms and one loss to become champuons of the Freshman lntercrty Basketball league The luttle Vlkungs started the season off with a scorlng spree dumping South 45 37 Dwught Suebler paced the freshmen s potent scoring attack with IO tallues Bob Weunerth s eleven polnts sparked the lnttle Vukes past Creighton Prep 27 Zl North then breezed past Central 36 27 on thenr home court Doug Doane pumped un IO pomts to earn hugh ponnt honors The Benson Bunnies almost sposled the Vnkes unblemlshed record forcnng the Norse men to come from behund nn an overtlme for the vlctory 39 38 Bob Welnerth dropped In two baskets In the overtime to provlde the wmnung margin Coach Carol Gasts crew then returned to thenr own court to knock over Tech 32 24 Andy Nostase s l l ponnts led the Vlknng scor n The Vlkungs clnched the tltle wuth a vlc tory over Thomas Jefferson 3O 22 North w FRESHMAN BASKETBALL B k o B ll A derbn JO Sch t Robe t H so Joh Robb Ad a Matson D gla Doane S No o Velande Rc aQ Stev ns U forced to come from behund to gann the vac tory Rlch Stevens turned nn has best per formance of the season as he led the Vlksng ra y Bloomer Junuor Hugh Abraham Llncolns freshman squad then challenged the luttle Vnkes perfect record The fast breakung Lynx rolled over North to the tune of 45 37 The Vnkes couldn t set up a defense against the Lynx style of play Coach Gast should be given a lot of credit for the championship crew A good deal of the team s success was due to the balance of the furst two teams whnch he set up Bob Weunerth was the outstanding player on the squad The slum southpaw led the team un scorung wlth 41 pounts and showed great all round abnllty The top fuve scorers were Welnerth 441 Kenny Surface 31 Doug Doane A day Nastase 28 and Bob Han tlhg yearllng players to partlclpate In more than one half of any game scorlng totals were ratlvely small o d Buce Roet We eth Ken eth S fa H t be Al Boo e Bob Bllotte ous o st gh Chal s Ba be A dy Nostase 73 Margie? Cagem .jzge 13-JL wifAr 31: llfldrw, Une O45 ' ' ' ' n . g I ' ' l I , lily rl! I I I ' ' ' ' ' - lsen, ,Q . Because of the freshman rule pro- - , 'I' co ' . I S! -1 7 4 - ac r W-I i n , !l - b r ln r , n I ur ce, Raym n Ulhorn, I r mn z, r an n, n - , fl n , , , n. Fur row: Dwi t Sue I r, n., I , Donald Jeffrey. econd row, rm n , I F ,L 're r r, n . 5-25 i 1 O lv. TRACK Back row Coach Soec Nelson C rl Dobney Ron Shum Ctarles Honke lack C rl on Clrcr es Dresher Vuc Schoon over Frank Ru olo Ed Swotek Second row Tom Perk ns Bull QCOPC! A1420 LVL? ijl 6'LC VVLQVL Last year s Vukung track team concentrated on breakung records to help brung the former munor sport unto the lumelught at North More boys checked out equupment than ever before and the result was a hughly potent squad especually un the fueld events Leadung the 1951 cundermen were Pole Vaulters Pete Eddy and Duck May Broaduump er Jerry Tannahull and Shotputter Frank Ruvolo and Dewey Wade The brughtest pot un the season took p'ace at th State Tour nament un Luncoln where the Vukes won fufth rankung the hughest ratung ever attauned by a North squad The mule relay team of Vern Goldsberry Norman Stewart Don Wunter and Wayne Larsen set a new record of 3 25 5 as they brought home the furst Gold Medal for North Larsen also placed econd un the 440 Eddy vaulted to fourth place and Tanna hull was fufth un the broaduump Coaches Wulluam Spec Nel cru and Leon ard Bond saw the Vukes break two more rec ords as they rolled up 91 V2 pounts to wun the 74x Engelhardt Kyle Pett L Rue Garrett Norman Stewart Bull Ru d .lm Bowyer Don Wunter Rodney Holmes Furst row Jerry Tannahull Verne Goldsberry Wayne Larsen Howard Graves Durwood Bloorngren Pete Eddy Don Smuth Duck May f9f1-we ,ilu tA n Medina, La Tee .lay Relays In wunnung the furst mauor track meet un the hustory of the school the Vukungs scored the greatest number of pounts un the two year hustory of the relays ln the regular season the Vukes won two dual meets and three truangulars The only major loss was to the State Champuon Luncoln Central squad whuch trupped North 73 45 In the Cuty meet held at Tech North lacked strength un the track events and lost uts early lead to Central Tannahull Eddy and May helped buuld up the Vukung lead but the Eagles excelled un the funal races to cunch the meet At Omaha Unuversuty the Norsemen had the same trouble agaun and had to settle for a second place tue wuth Tech un the Dustruct Tourney Eddy and Tannahull repeated theur wuns and Ruvolo won the shot Thus year s team should be strong as many Iettermen are returnung and the outlook us brughter for more strength un the runnung events 1 . V1 - v1 ,V 1 - 1 - - ,. , fu-. ru . I E- , , I ,. , 1 V 1 - 1 I1 1 1 1 - o a 9 - L :S , .. . . . . I , ' 1 , . . . . , . 4 - I I - n I I 9 I . ' s ' ' . D - . . ., . , , I 1 1 1 1 - ' . 1 C . I 1 ' - . . . . , . - I 1 .. , . , 1 11 C - -. I GOLF TEAM-Bob Feod, John Sowby, Charles Martlnson, Charles TENNIS TEAMW Brendt Donnelson, Duck Engllsh, Bull Worm, Bull Stulwell, Dale DeBoer, Harold Sorenson. Fonsey, Ron Ruh, Bruce l-lamllton, John Wnthers. , . j . O . Ol I , . . . . . . . . , . ' ' I I I I I . . , l Q . l . . I . I l I CO - I - , I - I I ' . I I ' if 57 NSZQIJOVL mecfwcre or Coach Delbert Myers golf squad had a medlocre season during l95l The llnksmen won three lost three and funlshed eighth out of 20 teams nn the State tourney The Vnkes defeated Tech un the opening match 373 to 388 Vuklng hopes soared an the second contest wlth a vlctory over Abraham Lincoln 386 to 463 A strong Benson team up set the Vlkes 364 to 347 but the Blue and Gold retaliated for a 352 to 382 wan over Thomas Jefferson Creighton Prep proved to be too strong for North In a 326 to 360 tru umph and South led by Emil Radlk defeated the Vlkes 333 to 355 Charles Martlnson placed seventh In the lntercuty meet and Dale DeBoer eleventh Q Z lfVL!9l 0UQ f QVLVLL5 The Vukang tennis squad enjoyed one of the best seasons In the school s history The sport steadily clzmblng to popularnty reached ts peak nn l95l In student Interest The netmen under the coachung of Floyd Chase had a fnve wan two loss record an lntercuty play The netmen opened the season by droppung a 2 l match to Tech The next three matches saw North defeat Benson Abraham Lincoln and Thomas Jefferson by s res of 2 l 2 l and 3 0 respectively North lost their second and last lntercrty match to the League champ Ions Prep 3 O ln the remannung Cnty matches the Norsemen won over Central 3 O and South also by the score of 3 O 75 VARSITY BASEBALL Back o B ll Trotte Bob McEwen Rct- s ck F s Phl Sodaro D k Rentschler Ch H e Eddy Ga y Gett a S co d I E gelh dt B ll Steck Da e Lo H It Ge ald Well g Tom Mo se Mar n By sweeping most of their games durlng the last half of the schedule the Vlklng dla mondsmen copped the l95l lnterclty tutle Duck Tannahlll Jerry Wellung and Rnch Zlch were the outstandlng players who sup ported a star studded llneup All three boys made the All Cnty squad Duck led the loop nn huttnng wlth a lusty 426 average Jerry had a 5 l record whsle Ruch was the steadyung factor of the team Coach Carol Gast relued heavnly on the younger element of the team Junuors Bull Steck Bull Engelhardt Dave Langevun and Phul Sodaro saw action most of the tlme Mar vm Nevins a sophomore was the mainstay behind the plate Ram delayed the opening game on Apuul 24 wuth Creighton Prep The flrst game was then played against Central on Aprll 26 Bad weather plagued the whole season as the Blue and Gold and Prep were the only teams to end thelr seasons on time 76: The openung game with Central featured two outstandlng feats Jerry Welling hurled shut out ball allowing only four scattered huts as the Vlkungs won l O Rookue Sophomore Bob McEwen drove In the only run with a punch hut double With a late lnnlng burst the Vlklngs were edged by a splrlted Thomas Jefferson 5 3 Homeruns paved the way for the Norsemen s second stralght loss agalnst Benson 6 4 George Mlnk and Don Muenster blasted homeruns In the early nnnungs and Don Brown clmched the contest wuth a long drnve to cen terfueld The Vlkes reached Muenster for nnne safetues Lloyd Brazda and Bull Thompson led the Packers by the Vlkes 7 l at Upland Park Ruch Zlch paced the Northslders wnth two huts North came from behund un the late nnnlngs to defeat the Crelghton Prepsters 7 6 Nice pltched flve hlt ball from the fxrst nnnung - r w: i r, , l . Nevin , Di Tannahlll. ir t row: i , ic , N'gQlVesChAW2gnanLl Bet r , En ' m n. re In rolw: Bll n ar , i , v ngevin. cjlrree -Gig CA0l:C8:5 on Kfwcmloion, jnfercify Clam after relieving Tom Morse. Dave Langevin collected two of the seven hits off Prep Pit- cher John DiBiase. Jerry Welling, after allowing a double to lead-off man Don Hansen, retired l7 men in a row to take a IO-4 verdict over Tech. The Maroons ruined Jerry's one hitter with a four hit four run barrage in the last frame ln a second game with Creighton Prep North combined lZ hits six of which went for extra bases and the fine six hit pitching of Tom Morse for an astounding l9 l victory Dave Langevin Dick Rentschler and Dick Tannahill clouted triples and two long home runs were hit by Morse and Bill Engelhardt The Vikes and Pitcher Jerry Welling not ched their second straight shut out victory of the season over Central this time by the score of 6 O The Norsemen in trouncing Thomas Jef ferson 7 l avenged an earlier loss to a sup posedly weak T J team Tom Morse pitched a masterful one hit game ruined in the sev enth inning by a scratch single to center Out fielder Engelhardt collected a triple and sin gle to lead North batsmen North North North North North North North North North North North SEASON S RECORD Central South Prep Tec Prep Central Benson South Tech Top-South s Thompson grimaces after trapping Sodaro at home plate in 6 I Packer triumph Bottom Rich Zich All City short stop drags bunt in first inning of Viking IO 4 conquest of Tech Southpaw Hurler Larry Nice pitched spec tacular ball as the Vikes beat Benson 6 3 Dave Langevin Bill Engelhardt and Marvin Nevins led North batters By downing South 41 North increased their winning streak to six straight games and moved a step closer toward the League championship North clinched the lntercity champion ship by trouncing Tech l2 3 This was the first Norseman title since l948 when Coach Carol Gast s players swept the championship Dave Langevin was the individual star for North He collected three slashing base hits and was outstanding in the field 77 ., . 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I A x Mc FAYDENS Back 0 d M F yde La QQLOVL Q6Ll0fL5 0,95 McFaydens and Burkhard Gerelicks both captured a first place tie in their respective American Legion Junior Baseball leagues McFaydens were deadlocked with their arch rivals Murphys with an ll 4 record In the American league Burkhards finished even with H P Smiths with the same ll 4 record in the National league In a play off to deter mine first place Burkhards trounced Smiths lO 2 To gain a spot in the city tournament Mc Faydens toppled Fuchs of the National league ll O McEwen threw his second one hitter of the season Marvin Nevins homered and Dick Rentschler batted in six runs with three hits Murphys twice victorious over McFaydens in league games fell l2 6 With l3 4 and 9 3 victories over Deckers McFaydens earned their second straight City title Hastings upset the too confident Omahans 5 2 In ll Innings in the opening round of the State tournament The loss seemed to fire up McFaydens as they rebounded with a l4 3 win over North Platte They advanced to the finals against unbeaten West Point with an avenging I9 2 triumph over Hastings The Viking Legion team then captured the State laurels with 6 l and 8 O wins the finale called after five innings due to a cloudburst This was the first McFayden team coached by Carol R Gast to cop State honors 78 k t E dy ll E gelha dt B ll Steck E ele T y Coch an Bob M cuff? A8 W6LIfL0l'L6L!Z?J The Regional Tournament at Albuquerque New Mexico offered the next competition for the exuberant players John Williams hurled excellently in a lO 3 win over Las Cruces New Mexico Terry Cochran allowed only four hits in pitching his best game of the year in a 6 3 victory against Grand Junction Colorado Bob McEwen gave up only one hit through eight innings as Las Cruces fell again 22 l Marvin Nevins was the sensation of the tourney with a 770 batting average The National Sectional Tourney at Hast ings brought together Los Angeles California Billings Montana and the Omahans Los Angeles later won the National title in the Lit tle World Series at Detroit Michigan k Re t a a La g help Coach Gast sto e L g 1 X r 4 4 , 2 r , i f' ' T in ' - row: Rich r c a n, Bill Trotter, Dave Bonacci, Di: Ren schler, Pete C' , Bi n r , i , ngevin, Marvin Nevins, Charles Hlpp, Fred Corbino, Phil John Williams, Bob is , err r , cEwen. Sodaro, Coach Carol R. Gast, Chip Bowley. First row: Ralph 0 f . . 0 2 - . . I I . . . - . I 1 I ' ' . . T ' I ' I . I I - ' I - . - . I . - - r - ' I I . ' , Q . I I I ' 1 - ' ' ' ' Dic n schler nd D ve n evin r e ion ' ' ' ' trophies after summer's triumphs. - - . 1 . as Los Angeles displayed great power and finesse In the turst game dumping McFaydens lO O Strxvnng to remann In the tourney the North boys retaliated wuth a 4 3 edge over Billings ln the most heart breaklng game ot the season especlally tor Bob McEwen who patched the entlre game Mcliaydens lost to Los Ang eles In the tournament hnale, 3 2 In thlrteen Innungs When Burkhard Gerellcks copped thelr Lea gue tltle North l-llgh players completed thelr sweep of Legion baseball honors Followmg their play off wnn over l-l P Smiths Burk hards coached by Vernon Ektelt tell to Deck ers Gary Ryley and Doug Marsh patched credit able ball but the more experuenced Decker boys pulled out a 7 3 vnctory Don Wlnter was the sparkplug of the team throughout the sea son I-le led the team In stolen bases and base Its BURKHARD GERELICKS Flrst row Sam Nastase Don Cloyd Tom Carl Ron Bruner Gary Ryley Second row Don Wnnter Glen Ander on Bob Mayors Pat Rornberg Bob Bauman Coach Top Phll Sodaro protests umplres decrsnon as Los Angeles Catcher Duck Lachemann calmly awaits resumption of action In Amencan Leglon Tourney play at Hastmgs Bottom Frank L I. A I f b II h I dd th t th ayano os ngees urea urer a s ano er run 0 e cause of the Calnfornla boys as they crush McFaydens IO O Vernon Ekfelt Back row Doug Marsh Duck Robsnson Charles Farguson Deck Grau Bob Wheeler 9 5.4 79 l - . 1 I l . - 1 - v V I - I - A U I . I I - I 4? 5 ' o H ,,,,,,., K 5? I s 2 f 1 A 'l an I i . is BOYb O CLUB Back row Rodney Holmes Duck Rentschler Bull Steck Don Smufh John Wuthers Bull Trotter Bob McEwen Harold Ruchardson Wul ur Huston Carl Dobney Maryun Neyuns Bull Engelhardt Bob Mauors Bull Lughtell Lee Howard Dave Langeyrn Second row Don Wunter Don Schroder Ralph Bonaccr Jack Veatch Kyle Pefuf Alfred Schuemann Dave Smu h Lewus Unuty among lettermen and sportsmanshup us he object of the Boys O Club sponsored by Carol R Gast head football and baseball coach at North Sparklung blue and gold letter sweaters are sported by members of the Boys O Club To be eluguble for actuve mernbershup each boy must letter un one of the fuve major sports football baseball basketball track and wrestlung Assocuate membershups are guven to student managers, and to golf and tennus lettermen CHEERLEADERS Ba k row Pat Vorel Taffy Bloomgren Jean l-larrunaton Seconl row Mary Centuneo Carolyn Roberts lrene Radcluffe Charles l-lonke Bull Graddy Gary Whuteman Bob Serr Ed Swotek Bull Worm George Parker Roland Kahn Gulbert Nuelsen Furst row Charles Stulwell Guy Brockman Ron Ruh Charles Dresher Duck May Chester Larson Tom Carl Duck Grau Terry Cochran Duck Robunson Charles Farguson Demeral Andrew Jerry Skomal Charles Martunson The addutuon of petute and peppy Tavya Bloomgren full fledged fuye year old to the Vukung cheerleaders was the hughlught of the clreerleadung year Thus luttle muss wore a nunuature gold uacket and blue skurt styled after the cheerleadung outfuts Captauned by lrene Hough the eleven cheerleaders led the pep squad through Vukung songs and yells at pep rallues and games Th s cheerleadung squad us under the sponsorshup of Mrs Ruth Seely physucal educatuon un structor Hough Judy Samuelson Furst row Katy Westcott Barbara Pedducard Georgue Funnerty Janet Mulvuhull 801: 3 -4 f -A I 1 1 1 1 1 1 . b , , , 1 , , 1 1 4 1 1 1 - ' ' I ll Il ' ' t . lt us , - , ' 1 . 1 . 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WINNING TEAMS Back row Beverly Graham Dorothy Frank Susan Forrey Julu Mareduck Sandra Rader Arduth Sampson Bonnue Campbell Helen Ulruch Mrs Ruth B Seely Front row Mullue Muchelsen Cynthua Lonsbrough Mary Kay Albers Jane Wunteron Janet Ludstrand Shurley Harpster Joy Berkheumcr Sandra Gruerurg Charlene Fraley Bonnue Thompson RIFLE TEAM Back row Mary Lou Samuelson Pat McGuII Sandra Jacobsen Carol Weussertbach Arduth Chrustensen Lunda Ludwug Pat Halverson Shurley Freeman Mary Lu Slafter Mar garet Anderson Dorothy Frank Irene Hough Arduth Sampson Teams tournaments captauns, and the spurut of competutuon are the energy for the development ofgurls physucal educatuon whuch us promoted by Mrs Ruth Seely A volleyball tournament of round robun competutuon reveals the wunnung teams whuch play an exhubltuon game for Open House un November Also un the tall the archery team us formed The wlnter months provude contests for the sungles and doubles pung pong champuons and wunnung badmunton players Tennus enthusu asts take to the courts un the Intercuty sprung tournament Chrusty Cox Nancy French Maruanne Bowley Shurley Moore Second row Marulyn Petersen Mary McCartney Jean Carter Jackle Ashton Clauflua Reed Cynthla Lonsbrough Betty Provaz nuk Susan Carey Anuta Follum Sandra Clark Gerry Houluhan Kut Hamer Darlene Douglas Arlene Chrustuansen JoAnn Kautter Mary Clare Dodson Bonnue Houston Nancy Chrustuansen Furst row Marulyn Hack Sandra Rader Mary Lu Reed Marcua Wet ler Gayle Anaerson Sue Forrcy Charlene Fraley Donetta Hunt Blanche Muskovsky Janet Ludstrand Joy Berkheumer Joan And erson Corunne Futch Sharon Bloomgren Jane Wunterson Marcua Doss Barbara Hodgson Rosella I-lavenrudge LaVetta Hug Keepung theur eyes on the bullseyes are the members of the Gurls Rutle Team whuch us attuluated wuth the Natronal Rufle Association Under the supervusuon of Mrs Ruth Seely the team members practuce un the school rutle range on Tuesdays Ten targets wuth scores of 20 or more pounts are the requurements tor membershup AC curate marksmanshup earns marksman sharp shooter, expert and dlstunguushed awards for the gurls They dusplay theur medals on theur tan and brown sweaters Hugh pount members ot the club of nearly 73 sharpshooters attend the annual dustruct tournament held un the sprung tt Sl V , I , I I Kneelungz Rae Johnson, Lucy Fogelstromm I A I I I , . . . . , . , T I . , . A . , 0 dl Gl g6LlfLLZ6LfL0lfL5 of af KAZEP6 df H, 1,857 6lWL85 The splruted Polar gurls have cheered theur way through another year of addutuons and lmprovements The Gold Polar organuzotlon for senuors and cheerleadung funallsts has ln creased uts membershup to l35 The Polar Cubs, a new organuzatlon now takes the place of last years Blue Polars Sophomore and uunuor gurls wearlng the Polar Cub emblems made a bug addutuon of l25 to the cheerung sectuons Along wuth the former tutle of Blue Polars the Cubs have dlscarded the old blue sweaters for gold ones All the Polars wear the some gold hots Now the two organuzatlons work together for a more unufued cheerlng sectlon at athletuc events Agaln thus year the Polars sponsored a roller skatlng party Proceeds from the party from a bake sale, and candy sales went toward holdung the annual football banquet at the end of the football season Senlor Polars hon ored the vlctoruous varslty team at the ban quet whuch was followed by a dance B ll Engelhardt and Emlly Runge relgned over the banquet as Kung and Queen of Sports The tradutuonal prophesues were good for many laughs Gaul Chrustensen read them for the for each of the team members Jack Veatch recutes humorous prophecues at annual Gold Polar football banquet honorung vorsuty grudders 4 1 82:1 New songs and yells were untroduced along wuth the reuuvenated yelllng SECTION The Po lars comblned wuth the pep band for more catchy chants Durlng the football season and before the basketball tournament the Gold Polars and pep bond were featured on stage for pep rallues Another attractuon was pom pom shakers made by the gurls from gold crepe paper The Polars added to Homecom ung festlvutues wuth a guant goodluck horseshoe lattuced wuth crepe paper streamers for the team to break through as they ran onto the fue d Pictured at Right POLARS Back row Connue Morrow Nellue Scarpa Emlly Runge Shurley Moore Arcllth McKay Delores Rugg Mary Stewart Dorcas Marshall Carol Weussenbach Pat Steele Joan Robb Duana Swutt Susan Method Nukl Welsberg Second row Mullue Muchel sen Morgue Matheson DeEtte Puerson Lous Tucker Paulune Taylor Patrucla Sommers Shurley McNutt Barbara Lomb Jean Wuemann Dorothy lraynor Muruam Turley Jon Maur Lorralne Schuro Eluzabeth Vukeluc Lous Mclsunney l-urst row Lucy Fogel strom Kay Norton Gayle Rood Norma Scholes Cathy Olds lrus Shunrock Phyllus Wudener Sharon Mangold Shurley Sladovnuk Sonua Myrbach Jean Mathuason Glorla Nucholu Jane Stoneburg Sandra Thompson Nancy Schenck Betty Provoznlk POLARS Back row Tommy Corblno JoAnn Dlnova Bettl Coleman Shurley Lancaster Maruanne Bowley Barbara Ehnu Shurley Freeman Marlene Brown Roberta Johnston Rozella Havenrudge Bonnue Campbell Jo Ann Chaney Patty Fredrlckson Sandra Hallo JoAnn Chose Bonnue Houston Jean Burt Dorus Knope Second row Gwen Johnson Lucllle Anderson Patsy Emuly Blonkenshup Gayle Anaerson Barbara uay Rae Jonnson Arlene Chrlstuonsen Jockle Francls Beverly Law ua Mary Clare Dodson Dorothy Frank Jockue Gottsch Helen Cutler Mary Lenlhan Morgue Barker Flrst raw Lundy Brustkern Phyllus Forbes Bernuce Larson Verna Mae Fosberg Jean Davus Lucllle Jensen Beverly Crosstueld Kut Hamer JoAnn Jonnson Pauuetto Hough Shurley Harpster Sharon Bloomgren Gall Lruru tensen Rosemary Cranny JoAnn Kremer Joan Luencnberg Jean Ber nord Gerry Krlebs Barbara Andre JUNIOR CUBS Back row Luella Jacobsen Joan Chrustuansen Lucy MOCIII Arlene Gallagher Angela Bosco Barbara Wood Santa Franco Pat Suddlck Barbara Doder Darlene Helsung Dorothy Waples Rebecca Spears Marulyn McCandless Barbara Brady Beth Salyards Barbara Fowler Jerry OLonner Carol Kennedy Second row Sandra Jacobsen Joan Runge Janet Wlnslow MOFIOD Emery Pat Muller Nadune Carsey Sonora Rader Marulyn Sumon JoAnn Llvlngston Donna Peters Wllma Lleser Eleanore Klngston Theresa :lslnar Joan Nuelsen Karen Reed Betty Post Furst row Carmelo Centlneo Bonnue Rosengren Barbara Hodgson Janet Hanchett Joan Barber Pat MclJonald Joyce Langbhen Donetta Hunt Charlotte Funk Sally Russell Joan Anderson Sandra Clark Barbara Sommers Carol Bovler Sharon Cheuvront Ann Root lrene Rovlch Darlene Nodskov Merna Small Jeanette Krause Jeanene Krause SOPHOMORE CUBS Back row Donna Yetter Kathryn Hult Yvonne Jensen Donna Walker Sonua Thompson Pat Strom Jane Larsen Beverly Barnes Joan Dewey Morgue Salvatoru Arlene Gallagher Shurley Morford Marulyn Thornby Jovce Smuth Judy Drexel Marulyn Muller Marlene Johnson Ruta Muller Duxle Ehler Dorene Sortuno Gayle Martun Mary Lou Samuelson Rose mary Carr Second row Pat McGllI Chrusty Cox Janlce Elllott Donna Thuboult Janet Larsen Mary Ann Jansky Ruth Shldeler Arduth Sampson Lous Luenenberg Nancy Chrlstlonsen Susan Forrey Jull Moredlck Shurley Gross Nadune Klune Beverly Edmonds Janet Chrustensen Sharon Hemmer Eleanor Jensen Sally Smuth Marulyn Guy Barbara Thompson Beverly Hoult Front row Bonnue Thompson Joyce Bennett Darlene Douglas Susan Carey Anuta Follum Janet Ludstrand Jane Wuntersan Muldred Nodskov Janet Stevens Joy Berkheumer Barbara Wul son Dorus Holmgren Mary Kay Albers Claudla Reed Charlene Fraley Gerry Houluhan Ruta Craney Francus Strotbucker Morgue Forge Neva Benson I9 K - ' W f ' . . I I , . . I - . I ' ' I . ' I . I ' I 1 1 I 1 I 1 A 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 Q 1 1 I , 1 I -A I 1 1 I q 1 I ' - 1 F 1 1 1 ' I I- I ' I T 11, .1 V I 1 .1 1 A 1 1 1 - ' - 1 , ' 1 I' 4 1 I- 1 I 1 l A1 girls ond Jock Veotch foretold the .future Halverson, Jo Ann Kautter, Cynthua bonsbrough, Donna 'Cotton, I 1 I l 1 . , , 3 A , , , , 1 I 1 I 1 l 1 I I ,S Q7 I g , I 1 I I 1 W. - 1 1 , -9 , . . 1 I I T 00 63 if io Some E070 QQQGQQQ - m'?0Cn i si Q Kei X, ' 5: Y Q Q Y mn 45 G A A Back row Beverly Hoult Mary Lou Samuelson Arduth Samuel on Arduth Sampson Dorothy Frank Rosella l-lavenrudge Beverly Graham Susan Forrey Janet Stevens Ruta Cranny Joan Dewey Neva Benson Charlene Fraley Mary Kay Albers Charlotte Gallagher Jull Moreduck Judy Drexel Joan Dunova Tommy Corbuno Second row Chrusty Cox Gayle Road Mary Lenuhan Carol Weussenbach Janet Mulvuhull Kay Norton lrene Hough Mary Clare Dodson Barbara Lamb Jo Ann Heald Sandra Rader Lucy Fogelstrom Bonnue Houston Pat McGulI Mary Jan sky Barbara Thompson Furst row Arlene Gallagher Rae John son Joan Kautter Cynthua Lonsbrounh Frances Stratbucker Any gurl unterested un partucupatunq un sports may become a member ot the Gurls Athletuc Assocuatuon usually called GAA Each gurl unterested must uoun un three un door sports and three outdoor sports For eught consecutuve weeks she follows GAA traunung rules A gurl gets an award each year she partucu pates un the program The turst year she works for a numeral the second tor a letter ln the hurd and fourth years gurl athletes work tor theur turst State and second State awards 8-l lu Anuta Follurn Jean Mathuasen Pauletta Hough Sanua Myrbach Janet Ludstrand Gaul Chrustensen Jane Wunterson Jean Bernard Verna Fossberg Patsy Halverson Mullue Muchelsen BATON TWlRLERS Back row Sally Palmer Beverly Srnyser Delores Mucnnlek Darleen Smuth Gayle Martun Anne Hamer Second row Joan Martun Dorus Peterson Marue Trumbauer Delores Peterson Lunda Ludwug Mary Stewart Elouse Bugelow Harruet Snyder Furst row Carole Thompson JoElyn Wakefueld Betty Provaznuk Glorun Nucholu Kathryn Hamer Bernuce Larson Geraldune Kruebs Pat Fredruckson Susan Method The baton twurlers were actuye agaun thus year un publuc and school appearances The group of about 24 gurls under the durectuon ot E E Erwun belongs to the Natuonal Baton Twurlung Assocuatuon of whuch Mr Erwun us the state chaurman The twurlers led the grand march at the Ak Sar Ben Rodeo last tall and marched un cuvuc parades The enture group partucupated n the openung and tunal acts ot the BEST how and l6 Ot the gurls appeared un the Aurora u Q - - u , , u r - . , , . . I ' ' ' ' I . . , . . Y I I I , . I , . , . u - - L ' - rx ' ' I I I cr ,.., . , A 4 4 8' J UIQ Hs 'G mi K W. Q X A 1' L' ff v. fab 9- 1, ,MA V-.v-yan. . It jg-,.,:.': I ' f-66.3. 5 A32 I HJ: L. 4321! - if , 5 if f, 1 , ,E 5 Wie. S if ,aa f Xe. .Q mayb W ggi Aw if Wx' lfnwym 4-vw .ww 3 ff.. ,ily - L . '? 3' .' J ecwon A !Qf0m1I5ing Ar Sowing cgioorb g:fLfA1fwia5If5 With one of the most abundant turnouts at North in recent years, over 200 candidates for the four Viking spring sports, baseball, track, tennis, and golf, have started pre-sea- son practices. The most promising outlook is baseball, where Coach Carol Gast will build his team around eight returning lettermen from last year's lntercity Champions. The Vikes will receive a strong test of their predicted strength in the season's opener when they go against Lincoln Central, last year's state champs. The team has set its sights high this year and is aiming for an undefeated season, lf they are successful, it will be the first un- blemished season in the history of the Inter- city League. Lack of experienced boys in the field events could prove to be the Viking cindermen's down- fall in the coming season. Much of the squad's success will depend on the development of the inexperienced weight men. However, Coach Spec Nelson has an ample supply of runners from last season, and the team should win their share of meets. Golf and tennis advocates have hopes for successful seasons this year. Although both sports are considered as minor at North, more interest has been taken in the recent years. This is due mainly to the improved coaching and well-balanced program. Although only three veterans are returning from the l95l team, the tennis situation is just as bright and Coach Floyd Chase hopes the net men can improve last year's standing when they finished in the runner-up position in the city tournament. Coach Chase is also introducing a round robin tournament, in hopes of raising more interest in the net sports. 4 lf- ' 5 . E343 32 M, XUTOCQRAPIIS - w, f HW- f W' X Axfajjikfj Jufp,Z,f ' N Wf'6L'.'6 V!,,,j fggiw ,WW 22 8, ',,1,- i J f .Wm LC? ga HV K: . 'S'-kxb, .L 1-. I Q. 3..- MW N v- 'D' su. on gr an 4- Kcmr S'Cw:'r gfoacfr- in-: Kenpo' A , ,- smucff ,zum :xref r4f,w-ecfvvfg C AQNCLFFQS fcwcc inn ff -f fv-fn' 2409- i:: 1 '11'v- f- ..'. zgxiw P ,, Q' J' ffm '1'LI -.sow 'r',Lf. for FQ .Q of Cochrgf .2 fc1?gW',.+,' - iw :few arf' Flw-Cz ft f' juoc 'f' Fc s f , C 'f 'L PUQQ Q C C nf SQV VW V hrs fvv f-uns -vp v X- ,Lf : A 5 fu fm! ,f Q fig 1 ,fa ,J f f f ix H45 7 ? ,- Q- Y 3 f im M4 - xi f V L' QVLLOIZS The guidance of Henry C Meents has been a sourcc uf gratitude to every North class but the class of 52 feels a rather special relationship to him When these stud nts entered North High School in V948 th y aazea at their principal with respect and he set a shining example for them By the time they were sophomores this year s grad uates had come in closer contact with Mr Meents Now they regarded him as an understanding friend too As iuniors the class of 52 took a greater part in school activities There they discovered how highly their principal valued their opinions and how willing h always was to approve their ideas This year the class has found that time passes only too quickly in a multitude of senior functions Countless times they have found their steps leading to Mr Meents office He has helped them to plan their future occu potions to make their choice of a university to obtain scholarships to hold electrons for class officers in short he has made their senior year a memorable and exciting experience So, it is with great pride and genuine affection that the North High School senior class of l95Z presents Henry C. Meents as its honor graduate. 1? MW as 72,1 iff N T1 QVLLOPIJ CLWLQ LC8l 5 LVL IOLPLLJQCX g7LCfL0lfL 66LWL 6LL VL Versatule Jack Veatch headmg the Jack Rabbut tIcket was elected presudent of the senIor class Popular Jack was a regular honor roll member and served as edItor ot the North Star Jacks VICTOVY was won over hIs very able competutors Lew Radchtte Don Schroder and BIll Trotter Sports mlnded students were well repre sented as athlete Dave Langevln was chosen vuce presIdent from the Jack RabbIt party Also runnIng for thus POSITION were Don WIn Jean Harnngton representung the TWIQ tlcket won the POSITION ot secretary Jean ran agaInst Cathy Olds Lucy Fogelstrom and Jack MIller The Jack RabbIt tIcket placed Charles Dresher GeorgIe Flnnerty and DIck Rent schler at sergeants at arms whIle the TwIgs the Targets and the Coke TaIl party were Seven perky Jack RabbIts com g A d go g T g opponent Lew Radcllffe conaratulates PresIdent Veatch Tar get boosters at tne Coketaul Party BIII Trotter campangns for re Ident al t K Wall a s CoketaII serve Dck Rent p s I pos Oy I m s I schler RabbIt A ladder to success for GordIe Fellman represented wIth Janet MulvIhIll Janet Cach ran and Gordon Fellman respectIvely As usual commencement actIvItIes played an Important part wrth the senIors The se nIor play One Foot IH Heaven was presented by the dramatusts May 22 and 23 The dlnner dance was held May 29 In the Blackstone Hotel Ballroom The annual senlor pIcnIc was held June 2 at Peony Park The senIors spent a day ot relaxatIon wIth toad and fun The annual Baccalaureate SGFVICGS were held at Kountze MemorIal Lutheran Church on Sunday June l Perhaps the blggest thrIll at the senIors hugh school lIfe came on June 3 at the Tech nIcal Hlgh School audItorIum On that nIght 340 students were presented the key to the tuture 44 93 I ' I T I 1 I ' 1 . . - U I ' - . 4 l , , 1 1 I ' ' ter, Ron Ruh, and Rodney Canser, ' I . I . . ' I I I A . V - - 1 I - I . . I . - . . . - I - - - I I I 1 - l - ' g In . . n In . , , wI 6LlfLlfl,6Ll PCL lfL6Lt85 HARLEY R FRITZ South High School I 2 3 NORMA E HANSEN GA A I 2 Polors 4 Student Com mission 34 Y Teens l 23 DIXON E HERMAN ROTC 123 Rifle Team 23 EMILY L HOWELL WAYNE D. LARSEN Foofboll 3,45 Trock l,234' ys ' Cub 3,45 H'- . JEAN MATTIOLI Aurora 47 Choir 3,4j Glee Club l 21 Music Clinic 3,45 Polors 3,4, Vocal Vikings 4. JOANNE McCLANAHAN Honor Roll 123 Marching Band Orchestra I 2 MARIANNE M McCLURG Glee Club l 2 Polors 34 DELORES DOANE NOHRENBERG Glee Club I Rifle Team 23 Stu dent Commission 34 YTeens 3 Homin woum NOT PICTURED WAYNE F. BESSEY DONALD L. CARMICHAEL ELVA M. CARMICHAEL JO ANN MAXWELL CHARLES TILLOTSON VALDA DAINA VITOLS BEVERLY QUARTOROLI YOUNG lflflfle PLZ, JMf6Lt8f5 KENNETH W AGEE ROMOLA D AIKIN National Honor Society Quill and Scroll 4 Honor Roll I 2 3 4 Aurora I 3 BEST Show 3 Glo ciers 3 4 Horizon Club I 2 Marching Band 3 4 Music Clinic 4 North Star 34 Norsemon 4 Copy Editor 4 Polars 3 Red Cross 34 Rifle Team 3 Board of Control 4 Senior Picnic Committee 4 STS 34 Sergeant at Arms 4 Student Commission 2 Y Teens 34 Corn husker Girls State Alternate 3 BEVERLY ANN ALBERT Aurora 34 Choir 34 GAA 2 Polars 2 Rifle Team 2 3 4 Y Teens GEORGE W ALLEN Aurora 234 BEST Show 234 Stage Crew I 2 3 4 GAYLE ANDERSON National Honor Society nor R II 1,23 4' El Polo Norte 3,4, Secretary 4' Fire Patrol 45 G.A.A. l,2' Glaciers 3,4 Treas- urer 3,45 Polars 2 3 4' Red Cross 3 45 Red Cross Council 45 Rifle Team 2,3,4' Aurora Committee 4' Make- Up Committee 34' Senior Dinner Dance Committee 45 S.T.S. 3 4, Treasurer 45 Student Commission 2, 35 Student Council 4' Y-Teens 2. LUCILLE ANDERSON Polars 2,3,4' Y-Teens 3,4. ROGER H BAKER ELAINE D BARKER National Honor Society Honor Roll 2 3 4 Aurora I 2 3 4 BEST Show I 23 4 Dance Band 2 3 4 Marching Band I 2 3 4 Orch estra I234 Board of Control 4 Y Teens 3 4 MARJORIE P BARKER National Thespians 4 Historian 4 Honor Roll 3 Aurora 4 Polars 2 3 4 Make Up Committee 34 Senior Picnic Committee 4 Senior Play Student Commission 3 4 Y Teens I ROBERT K BAUMAN Baseball I 3 4 Football 2 Track 4 Aurora 4 BEST Show 4 Choir 3 4 Fire Patrol 34 Glee Club 2 Hi Y 3 4 Sergeant at Arms 4 President 4 Marching Band I 2 ROTC Band I 2 Senior Dinner Dance Committee 45 Student Commission l,2 3 4' Vo- cal Vikings 3,4. CHARLOTTE M. BERGELT Honor Roll 3,4' Glee Club I. ROBERT BERNHARDT pru- ,e ,ff,. 7., 2, f, 1 96, BETTY A. BITNEY G.A.A. l,2,3,45 Greggites 3,45 Polars 45 Auroro Advertising Committee 4. RUTH M BLACK Tennis Tam 34 GAA l234 Polars 234 EMILY C BLANKENSHIP GAA 4 Polars 34 YTeens 3 SHARON DEE BLOOMGREN National Honor Society Quill and Scroll 4 Honor Roll l 2 3 4 Aurora l 2 3 4 BEST Show 2 3 e atrol 34 AA 2 Glee Club l North Star 34 News Editor 4 Norseman 4 Polars 2 3 4 Treasurer 4 Rifle Team l234 Secretary 4 Senior Dinner Dance Committee 4 Senior Scouts l STS 3 4 Student Commission 234 Y Teens l 4 MARIANNE BOWLEY National Honor Society 234 Aurora 4 Fire Patrol French Alliance 3 GAA l2 Po las 234 Red Crossl234 d Cross Council 4 Rifle Team l 2 3 4 Treasurer 4 Make Up Committee 34 Senior Dinner Dance Commit tee 4 Senior Play 4 STS 4 Stu dent Commission 4 Y Teens Outside Dramatic Productions 4 JAMES G BOWYER MARLENE E. BROWN Honor Roll 45 G.A.A, l,2,35 Greg- gites.45 Polars 2,3,45 Aurora Ade vertlslng Committee 45 Senior Picnic Committee 45 Y-Teens 3,4. BEVERLY JEAN BRUNER GAA l2 Polars 34 YTeens 3 PATRICIA L BRUNER Baton Twirlers 23 BEST Show 3 French Alliance 3 RONNIE W BRUNER LINDY ANN BRUSTKERN National Thespians 4 Honor Ro 3 Polars 2 3 4 Red Cross 4 Make Up Committee 34 Senior Dinner Dance Committee 4 Senior Play 4 STS 4 Student Commission 4 Y Teens 4 Outside Dramatic Pro ductions 4 BARBARA J BURNS Track 3 Fire Patrol 4 ROTC l2 GAA 23 polors 3 4 First Lieutenant 4 I 9 1 l 4 - - i i I I - - V i I 1 I ' . 42 'Far P ' 5' G. . . 1, ,3f4f ' ' 5 5 II lg National Thespians 45 Honor Rag! Af '0'C' 4? Fwelpolfol 45 GAA- V21 l, , , 1 A 1 ' 1 ' if I f , I , A I r ',A',',,':'Re , ' 5 Z .' 'L 1' 'Ml . 7 I. 5 f I . . , , 5 2. JEAN L BURT Horszon Club 4 Polors 4 JACK S CAMERON Natsonal Forenssc League 3 4 Foot 2 Tra k BONNIE J CAMPBELL Honor Roll 34 Tennss Team 4 Sensor Dsnner Dance Commsttee 4 Student Commsssson 4 Y Teens 3 4 RICHARD E CARTER Honor Roll 3 Aurora 23 BEST Show 2 3 Stage Crew 2 3 MARY CENTINEO urora 3 4 BEST Show 2 3 4 Cheer eaders34 Chosr3 GAA I234 Glee Club 2 Polars 2 Rsfle Team l 2 Sensor Pscnsc Cornmsttee 4 Y Teens l 2 JOANNE CHANEY Honor Roll 4 Aurora 3 4 BEST Show 3 4 Greggstes 4 Polars 2 3 4 Sensor Cap and Gown Commsttee 4 MARIAN L CHAPEK Honor Roll I Greggstes 3 4 Polars 2 3 Aurora Advertsssng Comrnsttee 4 Sensor Pscnsc Commsttee 4 Stu dent Commsssson 4 WILLIAM CHARRON JO ANN C CHASE Aurora 3 Chosr 234 Glee Club Mussc Clsnsc 234 Po r Sensor Dsnner Dance Commsttee 4 Y Taensz I 2 3 4 We March Wsth F GAIL M CHRISTENSEN Natsonal Honor Socsety Qusll and Scroll 4 Natsonol Thes psans 4 Honor Roll I4 Aurora l 34 BEST Show 234 Fsre Patrol 34 GAA 1234 North Star 34 Norseman 34 Sensor Edstor 4 Po Iars 234 Red Cross 4 Make Up Commsttee 34 Sensor Pscnlc Com msttee 4 Sensor Play 4 STS 4 Student Commsssson 3 4 Y Teens 2 3 4 Sergeant at Arms 4 Outssde Dramotsc Productsons 4 ARLENE B CHRISTIANSEN Aurora 3 4 BEST Shaw 4 Chosr 3 4 Glee Club 2 Greggstes 3 Musuc Clsnsc 4 Polars 4 Rsfle Team 34 Sensor Pscnsc Commsttee 4 Vocal Vsksngs 3 4 Y Teens 3 4 BONNIE CLARK 497 989 DONNA RAE CLARK VIRGINIA G. CONAWAY CAROL LUCI LE CLARY LILLIBELLE CLEAVER Honor Roll 3 4 Glee Club I 3 GENE L CLOYED Baseball 3 Basketball 23 Student Manager 2 3 Football 3 4 Student Manager 34 BEST Show I Cholr I 2 Glee Club 2 JAN ET ALICE COCHRAN Natnonal Honor Soclety Natuonal Thespnans 4 Honor Roll I 2 3 4 Aurora 3 4 Choir 2 3 4 Fare Patrol 4 French Allnance 2 3 Vice President 2 Secretary 3 Glaclers 3 4 Sergeant at Arms 3 Glee Club I Polars 4 Sergeant at Arms 4 Red Cross 34 Rnfle Team I Make Up Commuttee 3 4 Sensor Play 4 ST S 4 Vocal Vnkmgs 3 Homecomlng Queen 4 TOM E COCH RAN ROTC l234 Crack Squad I Furst Lueutenant 4 Hamburg High School Hamburg, Iowa l23 BEST Show 45 Dance Band 4' March- ing Band 3,4' Polars 45 Y-Teens 3 4. RODN EY A CONSER Aurora 4 ROTC I234 Mayor Rifle Team 34 Manager 4 Senior Dmner Dance Commnttee 4 Student Commlssnon I MARJORIE AN N COOK Honor Roll I234 Aurora 234 BEST Show 4 Greggutes 3 March :ng Band I234 Music Cllnlc I 234 Orchestra 234 Sensor Cap and Gown Commnttee 4 Sensor Scouts I 2 3 4 Y Teens 2 3 4 THOMASINA B CORBINO GAA I 234 Polars 34 Y Teens I 2 3 4 Fun Nate Councul 4 DON NA E COTTON Honor Roll I Glee Club I Geg gutes 34 Offnce Messenger 4 Po lars 34 Aurora and BEST Show Program Commuttee 4 Sennor Cop and Gown Commnttee 4 Y Teens 4 DARLENE J COU RTNEY Honor Roll 234 Aurora 4 Chonr 24 Greggutes 4 Aurora Advertus mg Commuttee 4 Sensor Cap and Gown Commlttee 4 Student Com mlssuon 34 rvers, A ,,,- I RAY ALAN CRAIG Football I 2 Track I Fure Patrol 4 Motuon Pucture Operators 3 4 ROTC 4 Sergeant 4 ROGER CRANNY ROSEMARY H CRANNY ra 34 Chour 34 GAA Gee Club I2 Polars 234 ed Cross 4 Make Up Commlttee 3 enlor Dmner Dance Commuttee 4 tudent Commlssnon 34 Vocal Vu mgs 3 YTeens 34 WILMA JEAN CREWS Honor Roll I 2 3 4 Greggltes 3 4 Teens 'l 2 DUAINE C CRICK B T Show I Chour I24 Glee Club I 3 ROTC I 24 Corporal 4 Shutterbugs I 2 BEVERLY J CROSSFIELD Natuonal Thespnans 4 Aurora 24 Baton Twnrlers I 2 BEST Show I GAA 3 Polars 234 Make Up Commuttee 34 Senlor Play 4 HELEN S CUTLER Central Hugh School Omaha Nebraska I Greggutes 3 4 Polars 4 Aurora Ad vertnsung Commrttee 4 Senxor Dun ner Dance Commuttee 4 Student Commussnon 4 Y Teens 24 BETTY J DAHLHOFF JEAN M DAVIS BEST Show 4 Glee Club 2 Polars 3 4 Sensor Dlnner Dance Committee 4 Student Commusslon 4 Y Teens 2 BARBARA ELAINE DAY Honor Roll 3 El Polo Del Norte 3 4 Club I23 Polars 4 Red Cross I 234 Red Cross Council 4 Make Un Committee 34 Semor Dnnner Dance Commuttee 4 Shutterbugs 2 STS 34 Secretary 4 Student Cammnssuon 4 Y Teens 4 CARL L DOBNEY Football I 2 3 4 Track I 2 3 Wres ng Club Hn Y 4 Sergeant at Arms 4 GENE DOESCHOT Cholr 23 Glee Club 23 Vocal Vnklngs 3 Ita 499 ,QI ' ' 5 - 9' K ziflx' Auro , 5 ' , 5 . . . I5 J 1 I . 1 2 R , : ' ' Q n ' S . '. . E ' ' ' S . , ' I .- k' 5 - , . Aurora Progrrifrl 'Committee 4: Yi Editor 45 Fire Patrol 3,45 Horizbl4 22 ES : ' , , z , , , : , , 5 - , I , , , I tll I,2,35 Boys' O 3,45 fl- U ' . 1 ' 123 I ' .' ' ' I GARWOOD L. DON N ELSON zN5estIing l,2,3,4g Bays' O Club WILLIAM P DORNER French Alllance 2 MARCIA A DOSS BEST Show 3 GAA I 23 Polars 23 Rnfle Team 34 Y Teens I PATRICIA RAE DOUGH ERTY Honor Roll 3 Aurora 3 BEST Show 34 Fare Patrol 34 GAA 234 Polars 2 3 4 Sensor Plcnlc Com mnttee 4 Y Teens 2 3 4 CHARLES S DRESHER Natnonal Honor Society Honor Roll I234 Basketball I Football I 2 3 4 Track I 2 3 4 Au rora 4 Boys O Club 234 Dugrts 4 Fare Patrol 3 4 Hn Y 4 Secretary 4 ROTC I Make Up Camrmttee 3 Senior Play 3 STS 34 President 4 Student Commission 3 4 Student Councll 4 Vlce Presldent 4 Corn husker Boys State 3 DIANE B DREXEL G A I2 Polars73 YTec-ns I 2 NORMAN L. DUDLEY Football 35 Golf 35 Track I,2. RICHARD L DYVIG BARBARA LEE EHNI GAA 3 Greggntes 3 Polars 234 Sensor Pncnlc Committee 4 Student Comrnlssnon 3 CHARLOTTE F ELIASSEN Make Up Comrmttee 3 Y Teens I JOAN ELSEFFER Honor Roll 3 Aurora I 2 Baton T lrlers I 2 3 4 BEST Show 2 3 A I 2 Polars 3 4 Make Commlttee 3 Y Teens I 2 3 WILLIAM A ENGELHARDT Baseball I 2 3 4 Ba ketboll I 2 3 4 03 tball I 2 3 4 oys O ub 2 4 ...-f JACQUELINE N EVANS GAA 2 Polars 234 YTeens 3 ROBERT D FEAD Golf 34 Aurora 3 4 GORDON A FELLMAN National Honor Society National Forensic League 3 4 Honor 1234 Auora4 BSO President 4 Digits 3 Fire Patrol 3 4 French Alliance 12 Red Cross 1234 President 4 Red Cross ouncil 4 ROTC l Treasurer Student Council 4 Presi dent 4 Cornhusker Boys State 3 GEORGIE FINNERTY Aurora 1 3 4 BEST Show 3 4 Cheer leaders 4 G A A 1 2 3 4 Polars 2 3 Rifle Team 1 2 Senior Dinner Dance Committee 4 Student Commission 3 Y Teens l 2 4 DALE L FLETCHER Technical High School Omaha Nebraska 123 Art Club 4 Glee Club 3 LUCILLE FOGELSTROM National Honor Society Quill and Scroll 4 Honor Roll 1 23 4 Art Club 4 Aurora 234 BEST Show 34 Fire Patrol 34 GAA 234 Glaciers 4 Glee Club Junior Classical League 34 Aquila Aquilonis 3 4 North Star 34 Sec ond Page Editor 4 Norseman 34 Polors 2 3 4 Treasurer 3 Sergeant at Arms 4 Red Cross 1 2,3 4 Red Cross Council 2,3,45 Ritle Team 1, 2,3,4, Executive Officer 4' Activi- ties Committee 45 Senior Dinner Dance Committee 45 S.T.S. 3,4' Stu- dent Commission 25 Student Coun- cil 3,45 Secretary 3' Y-Teens 2,34' lntercity Student Council 3' Corn- husker Girls State 3. PHYLLIS E FORBES H nor Roll 1 2 3 BEST Show 4 Polars 4 Student Commission 4 Teens 3 4 DAVID A FORGE JO ANN FOUTS OLINE YVONNE FOXALL our 12 GAA 123 GleeC 2 Polars 234 YTeensl JACQUELI NE LEE FRANCIS National Thespians 4 Aurora 4 Ba on Twirlers 1 Fire Patrol 4 Poars 234 Vice President 4 Make Up Committee 34 Senior Dinner Dance Committee 4 Senior Play 4 Student Commission 3 4 Y Teens l Outside Dramatic Produc tions 4 MARY ANN FRANCISCO National Honor Society Mitchell South Dakota 12 National Thespians 4, Secretary 45 Honor Roll 3,45 Aurora 45 Make- Cornrnittee 3,4' Senior Picnic Com- mittee 43 Senior Play 45 Student Commission 4. fb DORIS FRANK National Honor Socuety Qulll and Scroll 4 Honor Roll I2 34 Aurora 4 Horizon Club I2 34 Marching Band l234 Muslc :mc Nor Star Norseman 34 ACfIVlfY Editor 4 Orchestra 4 Polars 3 Red Cross l 234 Red Cross Councul 34 Se nlor Pncnlc Commlttee 4 Shutter bugs 2 Student Commlssuon 3 Y Teens l 3 4 DOROTHY H FRANK Natnonal Honor Socnety Honor Roll 34 Tennis Team 34 GA A 3 4 Marchnng Band l 2 u sac Clmuc l Polars 2 3 4 Red Cross l 23 4 Red Cross Councnl 234 Rst e Team 3 4 Y Teens I3 4 Horlzon Club l 2 3 4 PATTI FREDERICKSEN nor Roll l23 Aurora 2 Baton Twlrlers l 2 3 4 BEST Show 2 3 4 G A A l Greggltes 4 lars 4 Sensor Cap and Gown Com mittee 4 RICHARD C FUNK Marching Band 12 VIVIAN J GARRISON Honor Roll 4 Aurora l 2 3 4 BEST ow l 2 3 4 Dance Band I Horuzon Club l 2 3 4 Marchm Band 2 3 4 Music Cllnlc 2 3 4 Orchestra l 2 3 4 Senior Scouts 3 4 Y Teens l 4 DENNIS L GEIST Marchunq Band 2 3 4 Musnc Clnnnc 2 3 4 Orchestra 3 4 ROTC Band 2 3 4 EUGENE M FRESE YVONNE L GILLAM Natlonal Forenslc League 4 Honor H R ll 12 A 4 C Roll 234 Make Up Cammuttee 3 131321 iflgfchmg 552210 12340K LEIGH R FRIED Aurora 2 3 4 BEST Show 3 4 Cas tle Club 3 4 Dance Band 234 Fure Patrol 4 Marching Band l2 3 4 Music Clunuc l 2 3 4 Orchestra 3 4 ROTC Band l 2 3 4 Second Lieutenant 4 LEONARD H FRITZ DARRELL R GITH ENS Natvonal Forensic League 34 Na tuonal Thesprans 4 Honor Roll 4 Aurora 4 BSO 34 Secretary 4 ROTC l234 Captam 4 Mllntary Polnce 2 Make Up Committee 34 Senior Play 4 Outside Dramatic Productuons 4 JACQUELYN M GOTTSCH Quill and Scroll 4 Fure Patrol 4 French Allnance 234 Glaclers 4 North Star 4 News Edutor 4 Polars 3 4 Norsemon 4 Red Cross 4 Se nuor Cao and Gown Comrnlttee 4 gtxdent Cornmnssuon 4 Y Teens 2 Cl' l,2,3f4I itll ' ' 'H s,4: . A , Sh' ,Sz . . , ,g I l ' , QMIL . '.f ' 5. . '-1' .- iii - H0 1 , , I t l, 3,42 Aurora 2,3,4p Dance Band 3,45 rPO- ,,: ' , ' A ,nz 7 h' 1 U-.IJ 71, . H' ' 'wg' WILLIAM L GRADDY National Honor Society Honor Roll 3 4 Baseball 1 Basket 1234 Footboll14 os O ub 4 O 4 Fire Patro H Y 3 4 BEVERLY J GRAHAM Tennis Team 234 GAA 1234 Polars 4 MARY ANN GRAVES G A A 1 Greggites 3 4 Aurora Program and Advertising Commit tee 4 Y Teens 1 2 DON W HAFFNER Honor Roll 34 BEST Show 1 Glee Club 1 Patriotic Committee 4 Se nior Cap and Gown Committee 4 KATHRYN M HAMER Aurora 1 3 4 Baton Twirlers 1 2 3 4 BEST Show 1 2 3 4 Glee Club 4 Se nior Scouts 1 2 3 4 Polars 3 4 Red Cross 4 Rifle Team 4 Make Up Committee 3 4 Senior Dinner Dance Committee 4 Student Commission 4 BERNECE HANSON Honor Roll 123,4, Choir 23, Gla ciers 3,45 Choir 2,35 Glaciers 3,45 Glee Club I5 Horizon Club 1,25 Music Clinic 35 Red Cross 1,2,3,45 Red Cross Council 1,2,3,45 Vocal Vikings 3. SHIRLEY G HARPSTER Honor Roll 3 Greggites 4 March inq Band I Polars 3 Senior ap and Gown Committee 4 Studen Commission 4 Y Teens 1 2 3 JEAN M HARRINGTON Aurora 134 BEST Show 234 Cheerleaders 34 Fire Patrol 4 GAA 123 Greggites 34 Assist ant Office Manager 4 Polars 2 Aurora Advertising Committee 4 BEST Show Program 4 Senior Picnic Committee 4 Student Commission 4 Y Teens 4 ANNA MARIE HAWK JOHN B HAYES National Honor Society Honor Roll 1 2 3 4 Aurora 1 2 3 4 BEST Show 1 Z 34 Castle Club 4 ance Band 1234 Dis Treasurer 4 President 4 Marching Band l 2 3 4 Drum Major 4 Music Clinic 1 2 4 Orchestra 1 2 3 4 ROTC Band 1234 Board of Control 4 Cornhusker Boy s State Alternate 3 WALLACE HENRIKSON ROTC 1 2 3 4 Second Lieutenant 4 i e Team 1 M itary Ponce Crack Sauad 1 TED C HILLMAN Honor Roll 3 Baseball 1, Aurora l,2,3,45 BEST Show 1,3,45 Choir l,2,3,45 Fire Patrol 45 Glee Club 1,35 Music Clinic 2,35 Vocal Vikings 3,45 We March With Faith 1,2,3. a 103 lO4 Q GERALD F HODGES MARLENE HOFFMANN Natsonal Thespsans 4 Honor Roll 2 3 4 Aurora l 2 3 4 BEST Show 4 Greggstes 34 Secretary 4 March snn Band 3 Mussc Clsnsc 3 Orches 23 Red Cross 34 Aurora Advertsssng Commsttee 4 Make Up Cornmsttee 3 4 Sensor Play 4 Stu dent Commsssson 4 Y Teens I 2 3 4 SANDRA J HOLLO Aurora 34 BEST Show 34 GAA l 2 Greggstes 3 4 Oftsce Messenger 3 Treasurer 4 Polars 234 Au rora Advertsssng Cammsttee 4 Se nsor Cap and Gown Commsttee 4 CHARLES E HON KE Basketball l23 Football 2 Track I23 4 Boys O Club 234 sre P trol 3 4 Captasn 4 Hs 3 4 Sergeant at Arms 4 S T S 3 4 WALTER C HORNER CORINNE IRENE HOUGH Natsonal Honor Socsety Qusll and Scroll 4 Honor Roll l 2 3 4 Aurora l 2 3 4 BEST Show 3 4 Cheerleaders 23 4 Captasn 4 Fsre a rol 3 4 A A 2 3 4 ee Club l Junsor Classscal League Aausla Aquslonss 4 North Star Norseman 4 Sales Manager 4 Red Cross l Rsfle Team l 234 sce Pressdent 4 Board of Control 4 Sensor Dsnner Dance Commsttee 4 Sensor Scouts l STS 34 Student Commsssson 2 3 4 Y Teens l 4 PAULETTA J HOUGH GAA 234 Glee Club l Poars 34 Red Cross 34 Sensor Pscnsc Cornmsttee 4 Student Commsssson 3 4 Y Teens 3 4 BONNIE LEIGH HOUSTON Natsonal Honor Socsety Qusll and Scroll 4 Natsonal Thes plans 4 Honor Roll 3 4 BEST Show s trol 34 A l 2 North Star 34 Thsrd Page Edstor 4 Norseman 3 4 Polars 2 3 4 Red ross 2 3 4 Rsfle Team l 2 Make Up Commsttee 3 4 Sensor Play 4 ST S 3 4 Student Commss sson 234 Y Teens l 234 LEE L HOWARD Ba eball l 2 3 Basketball l 2 Foot Club 34 Track B s DONALD L HOWLAND leaders 3 Dance Band l Fsre Patrol 3 4 French Allsance 2 Hs Y l 2 3 4 Sergeant at Arms 2 Pressdent 4 Marchsng Band l 2 North Star 3 4 Advertssernent Manager 4 Norseman 3 4 Red Cross I 2 3 4 Red Cross Councsl 2 3 4 ROTC Band l 2 Corporal 2 Homecomsng Com rnsttee 4 Sensor Dsnner Dance Com rnsttee 4 STS 3 4 Student Com sson l 3 4 Student Councsl 2 WILBUR G V HUSTON Natsonal Honor Socsety Qusll and Scroll 4 Honor Roll l 2 3 4 Baseball l 2 3 Basketball I 2 3 4 Football I 2 3 4 Boys O Club 4 North Star 3 4 Sports Edstor 4 Norseman 4 ROTC l STS 4 Cornhusker Boys State 3 LOVENA LU HUTSON Natsonal Honor Socsety Honor Roll l 2 3 Aurora 2 3 4 BEST Show l 2 3 4 Marchsng Band l 2 3 4 Mussc Clsnsc l 23 Orchestra 234 Sensor Dsnner Dance Com rnsttee 4 Sensor Scouts I 2 34 Y Teens 2 3 4 . .. ,.: 1 l rm I, , 5' , 2 Y 3: F're'P0 , :VG-A . , 3,42 EJ f 2, 1,2 C' ,.: swf X ui ' ss? - f , 1 - , p v, , A I ' Q' ' A ssols l,2,35' ' ' l,2,3g 6y H05 ,I , 7 I H H ls l3,4f Honor Roll lg Baseball l,2g Cheer- F' 'f '-Y ,: ' A mls' I, ,I ' Pt l,,,g'Gl ' 'Il - : 3,4, 1 ,,,: - 2 3,45 1 I ,,,,'V' 'W SYLVIA R. JACKSON RAE JOHNSON Aurora 3,45 Glee Club 1,25 Marching Band 3,45 Music Clinic 3,4' Orch- estra 3,45 Red Cross l,2,3,45 Y- Teens 4. RONALD L JENKINS Aurora l4 BEST Show IZ Choir Glee Club I2 Music Cinic 34 Red Cross 34 ROTC l234 Cadet Captain 4 Military Police l 2 Senior Dinner Dance Committee 4 Vocal Vikings I3 We March Wi h Faith l 4 LUCILLE ANN JENSEN Honor Roll I 24 El Polo Del Norte 4 GAA l Polars 4 Student Com mission 3 4 Y Teens 4 GWEN M JOHNSON Polars 4 Red Cross l 2 3 4 Senior Dinner Dance Committee 4 Y Teens 3 KATHRYN LOU ISE JOHNSON Honor Roll l 2 3 4 Greggites 3 Red Cross 3 4 JOAN M JOHNSON Honor Roll 4 Aurora 3 Greggltes 34 Po'ars 234 Senior Cap and Gown Committee 4 Student Com mission 4 Y Teens 2 National Honor Society Quill and Scroll 45 National Thes- pians 45 Honor Roll l,Z,3,45 Au- rora 2,3,45 BEST Show 3,45 Choir l 25 Fire Patrol 3,45 G.A.A. l,2,3,45 Glaciers 45 Glee Club l5 Outside Dramatics Productions 45 North Star 3,4, Editorial Chief 45 Norseman 3, 45 Polars 2,3,45 Red Cross l,2,3,4, Public Relations Officer 35 Red Cross lntercity Council 45 Rifle Team l,2,3,4, President 45 Make- Up Committee 3,45 Senior Play 45 S.T.S. 3,45 Student Commission 25 Student Council 3,45 Y-Teens l,2, 3,45 National Institute for High School Journalists, Northwestern University 4' lntercity Student Council 4 Senior Scouts l RICHARD W JOHNSON ROY D JOHNSON Football 1 ELMA Y JOHNSTON National Honor Society Honor Roll 3 4 Aurora 2 3 4 BEST Show 4 Choir l 2 34 President 4 Dance Band 4 El Polo Del Norte 34 Glee Club l Marching Band 3 4 Music Clinic 23 4 Orchestra 4 Red Cross 3 4 Student Commis sion 4 Y Teens 2 4 THOMAS R KASDORF National Honor Society Honor Roll l 2 3 4 Aurora l 2 34 BEST Show l 234 BSO 4 Choi i234 Treasurer 4 Glee Club l Junior Classical League 3 4 Treas urer 4 Aquila Aqullonls 3 4 Music Clinic 2 3 4 Red Cross 2 3 4 ROTC 2 Senior Picnic Committee 4 S TS 4 Vocal Vikings l234 Youth Civic Council 3 4 Cornhusker Boys State Alternate 3 Youth Radio Foium 3 4 We March With Faith DENNIS D KASPAREK Honor Roll l3 Aurora l4 BEST Show l Choir l 2 Digits 3 4 ec retary 4 Vice President 4 Glee Club l ROTC 2 3 4 First Lieutenant 4, Vocal Vikings 4. Q IOS lO6 3 JOSEPHINE PETERSON KAUFMAN Glee Club 45 Polors 45 Y-Teens 4. ROLAND KELLEY SYLVIA J KEMPER Natlonal Honor Socuety Quull and Scroll 4 Honor Roll I2 Aurora 3 Fnre Patro Glaclers 34 Vnce Presndent 34 North Star 34 Managlng Editor 4 orsernan 3 4 Polors 3 4 Red Cross 34 Red Cross Council 4 Rafe earn 34 Sensor Dunner Dance ommlttee 4 STS 4 Student Com mnssuon 23 Student Councul 4 Y Teens 4 Cornhusker Gnrls State Alternate 4 COLLEEN MAE KEPLER Natuonal Honor Soc lety Memphis Tennessee 123 Honor Roll 4 Senior Scouts 4 WILLIAM KERRIGAN BERNICE KLAIN Natnonal Honor Society Natlonal Forenslc League 3 4' Hon- Roll ,,5 Re Cross l,2 ,Q Student Commnssion 3,4. LEROY KLIMA Aurora 3 BEST Show 23 French Alliance l 2 Marching Band l 2 3 4 Musnc Cl mc l 3 Orchestra 2 3 4 ROTC Band l 2 3 4 Sergeant 4 KARLYN JAYNE KNOTT Chour 2 Pure Patrol 4 Glee Club l 2 Horlzon Club l 2 3 Palars 3 4 Rltle Team 23 Sensor Pncnuc Com rnnttee 4 Student Comrnlsslon 4 Vocal Vnklngs 2 3 Y Teens 2 3 4 JOYCE F KRAMER A l2 Polors RALPH F KRAUSE Natlonal Honor Soccety Natlonal Forensuc League 3 4 Honor 234 BSO 34 VlcePr rlent 4 Castle Club 34 Secretary Treasurer 4 Fnre Patrol 4 Board of Control 4 Outsxde Dramatnc Pro ductlons 4 STS 4 Student Com r-nnsslon 4 DICK KEZI-AN JOANN KREMER Baseball l 2 Motlon Pncture Opera or 234 d ,34 3 ' a'-' ,J 'iii 3,421 I l3f4f Y . ff ' i N ,J ' .5 A 2 'l T I: . , C, V' :M-: 4 - GAS. ,z 2. l . . If . RolIl,,,g ,, es:- '? TOru5. 'Y - 5 xii DONALD LEE KRENZER Baseball I2 Football 12 DON DELANO KRUSE Football 1234 Boys O Club ROTC 234 Master Sergeant 4 DELORIS M KUCERA Honor Roll l 23 4 Greggltes 3 Aurora Advertlsung Commlttee 4 KEN L KUEHL ROTC l Pnvate l Vocal Vnkungs l BONNIE MAE LA BOUNTY Glee Club 34 Make Up Commlt tee 3 Y Teens 3 DAVID GEORGE LANGEVIN Notuonal Honor Soclety Qunll and Scroll 4 Honor Roll 4 Baseball I 2 3 4 Basketball l Foot I o s C u Polo Del Norte 3 4 Edutor 3 4 Fare Patrol 3 4 Captain 4 Hn Y 4 North Star 3 4 Sports Edutor 4 Norser-nan 34 Red Cross 34 Board of Con trol 4 STS 3 4 Sergeant at Arms 4 Student Commnsslon 4 Student Councll 4 Clerk 4 HARLANDE J LANTZ Honor Roll 4 Aurora 3 4 BFST Show 3 4 Dance Band I 2 3 4 Marchrna Bond l 2 3 4 Muslc Cllnuc I2 3 4 Orchestra 34 ROTC l 23 4 Fl t Lueutenant 4 Band l 2 3 4 BERNICE LARSON Natlonal Honor Society Oulll and Scroll 4 Honor Roll l 2 4 Aurora 34 Baton Twurlers I2 34 BEST Show 234 French llance l 234 Vice President 4 CAA l 2 Glacuers 3 4 North Star 4 Norseman 4 Copy Eclltor 4 Po lars 234 Red Cross l234 ed Cross Council 34 Rlfle Team I2 Board of Control 4 Senuor Cap and Gown Commlttee 4 Student Corn mlsslon 24 Student Councll 3 BILL LARSON MARY .IO LASELL Natlonal Honor Soclety Ouull and Scroll 4 Honor Roll l 2 3 4 Aurora 34 Chonr 34 Publlclt fholrrnan 4 French Alluance l2 3 4 Sergeant at Arms 3 Secretory Treasurer 4 Gloclers 4 North Star 4 Norseman 4 Sennor Edltor 4 Red Cross 34 Y Teens 4 Music Cllmc BARBARA SUE LAMB BEVERLY JEAN LAWSLO 9 Honor Roll l 2 3 BEST Show 4 Patrol 4 GA A 2 3 4 Glee Club l Poars 234 Rltle Team 23 Y Teens 4 M Q-c Clumc l 23 Marchnng Band l 2 3 Polars 4 Student Cammus snon 2 Y Teens 2 3 4 4 I07 lO8 3 DONALD R LEE Staqe Crew l 2 MARY MARGARET LENIHAN Quill and Scroll 4 Honor Roll 34 GAA 2 3 4 North Star 4 Edntorual Chnef 4 Norseman 4 Polors 34 Red Cross 2 3 4 Sensor Pncnuc Com muttee 4 Student Commnssuon 34 Y Teens 2 3 4 JOAN F LUENENBERG Honor Roll l 234 French Alliance 3 GAA l 2 Greggltes 4 Pr sr ent 4 Polars 2 3 4 Aurora Adver tnszng Commuttee 4 BEST Show Cover 4 Sensor Plcnuc Comrnrttee 4 Student Commlsslon 3 4 Y Teens 3 4 Inter club Councxl 4 STANLEY A LYON CLAIRE MACK GAA l Greqgltes 4 Po ars Y Teens l 2 3 4 PATRICIA JEAN MAGUIRE Chour 4 Glee Club 3 Musuc Clumc 4 Make UD Comrnuttee 3 Student Co'nm:ss1on 4 Y Teens 4 JANIS M MAIR Technrcal Hugh School Omaha Nebraska I Glee Club l North Star 34 Thur Page Editor 4 Norsemon 34 Polars 34 Sensor Cap and Gown Com mittee 4 Student Commlsslon 4 STEVEN F MAJI LAWRENCE MALLERY SHARON M MANGOLD Natnonol Honor Socuety Bennmgton Nebraska l2 Natlonol Thespuans 4 Honor Ro 3 4 Aurora 3 4 BEST Show 4 Choir 3 4 Fnre Patrol 4 Glacners 3 4 Sec retary 3 Polors 4 Red Cross 34 Make Up Committee 4 Sensor Play 4 STS 4 Student Comrnussnon 4 Y Teens 3 4 Outslde Dramatic Pro ductnons 4 NANCY A MANNING DORCAS E MARSHALL Palusade Hugh School I Honor Roll 4 Aurora 4 BEST Show 4 Chour 3 4 Vnce Presudent 3 Ser aeant at Arms 4 French Allnonce 3 Glee Club l Muslc Clmuc 4 Po lors 4 Secretary 4 Student Com mlssuon 2 3 , , -J ,, d A: ,J , I .2 I ,J :...,z ,9- r' - - . , 5 ,5- Bennington High School ' J ll., :I ,Q , 1 ,J J ,, - 5 .: , ,: 1 .' :I 4: 5- . I -' V' . : : ' I - JOAN MARTIN Aurora I 2 Baton Twfrlers I 2 3 4 BEST Show I 234 Chour 4 GAA CHARLES A MARTINSON Natronal Thespnans 4 Golf I 2 3 4 MARLIN BYRON McDONALD ROTC 234 Second Lneutenant 4 Stage Crew 4 JAMES McGUIRE Aurora 34 BEST Show 34 Boys O Club 234 Fare Patrol 4 Hn Y 34 Junior Classrcal League 3 Make Up Comrnlttee 34 Sensor Play 4 Student Cornmlssuon I Out srde Dramatnc Productlons 4 MARGARET LORRAINE MATHESON Polars 3 4 Y Teens I 2 JEAN C MATHIASEN Honor Roll I 3 4 EI Polo Del Norte 4 G A A 2 3 4 Glee Club I Polars 34 Red Cross 34 Sensor Prcnuc Commrttee 4 Student Commlsslon 3 4 Y Teens Z 3 4 RICHARD L MAY Natnonol Honor Socuety Natronol Thesprans 3 4 Presudent 4 Honor Roll 2 3 4 Football I 23 4 Track I234 Aurora 4 Boys Cub 2 Flre Patro Sensor Cop and Gown Committee 4 Sensor Play 4 STS 34 Student Commussnon 34 Student Council 2 Outsrde Dramatic Productions 2 3 4 SHIRLEY A McCAUL ARDITH JOAN McKAY Greggrtes 4 Polars 3 4 Aurora Ad vertusnng and Program Commuttee 4 LOIS ANN McKINNEY Tennrs Team 4 BEST Show 4 G A A Po r 234 YTe ns I SHIRLEY M McNUTT Aurora 4 BEST Show 4 Chorr 4 Glee Club 3 Greggrtes 34 Polars 34 Aurora Advertlsnng Commrttee 4 Y Teens I 2 3 4 EVELYNA M McWILLIAMS Glee Club 34 Secretory 4 Polars 4 Make Up Commrttee 3 Student Commission 4, Y Teens 3. 1 IO9 IO LAWRENCE C MEANS Football 4 Track I4 Wrestling I Aurora 4 BEST Show 4 Choir 34 Flre Patrol 4 Glee Club 34 Hx Y 34 Muslc Cllmc 4 North Star 4 Red Cross I234 Sensor Plcnuc Committee 4 Student Commlssuon 4 Vocal Vukungs 34 WALTER L MERICA Marchung Band I 234 ROTC Band I 2 3 4 SUSAN M METHOD Aurora 34 Baton Twlrlers I 23 4 Polars 3 4 Sensor Cap and Gown Committee 4 Sensor Scouts I 2 3 4 Student Commlsslon 4 DUANE T MICHAEL Football I23 Marchlng Bond I2 ROTC Band I2 RONALD G MICHALEK DEAN MILL Wrestlmg I Aurora 4 Boys O Club I Cholr 4 French Alluance 2 Marchung Band I 2 ROTC Band I 2 Vocal Vlklngs 4 D RICHARD MILLER JACK E MILLER Glee Club 2 3 ROTC 1 234 Cap tam 4 Mslntary Poluce 23 Color Guard 23 NORMAN L MISEK Muslc Clnmc 4 Glee Club 4 March Second Lieutenant 4 Band I 234 LEROY H MOLSBEE Aurora I 2 3 BEST Show I 2 3 Chaur I 2 ROTC I 234 Fnrst Sergeant 4 LARRY E MONTGOMERY Motion Picture Operators 4 SHIRLEY ANNE MOORE Honor Roll I23 GAA I Poars 4 Rutle Team 4 Sensor Plcmc Com mittee 4 Student Cauncul 4 Y Teens 4 : , : f 5 A , I l, I . , ,A - ,: - e f . : 4 - .5 ' ., , : Q V, : , ,, , - , J ' , , , , 2 A ' ' ' : 5 - BEST Show I,2,3,45 Greggntes 3,45 mg Band I,2,3,4j ROTC I,2,3,4, :A I , , , : , , : ' , 5 , , : A , , 5 ' , . , I I I I , - aj , 'ix , Z I I 1 U H ' 4 fx: 2 I .V 2 I I: 5 : l, I . 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NELSEN National Honor Society National Forensic League 45 Honor Roll 1,45 Aurora 45 BEST Show 4, Junior Classical League 3,4, Aquila Aquilonis 3,45 ROTC l,2,3,4, Cap- tain 4, Crack Squad Commander 45 Senior Picnic Committee 4. DELORES NELSEN French Alliance 3 Polars 4 Teens l 2 CARL NELSON JAMES W NELSON LEHRENE ELAINE NEWHOUSE National Honor Society Honor Roll I 23 4 Aurora 2 3 4 BEST Show 234 Choir 234 Sec retary 4 Fire Patrol 4 Marching Band l 2 3 4 Orchestra 3 4 Vocal Vikings 3 Y Teens 4 We March With Faith 2 3 4 C LARRY NICHOLS Stage Crew 3 'f W, 1' 171- wr 1 K Ill Ig? IIZD PHYLLIS .I NILIUS Polars 34 DORIS IRENE NIXON Aurora 4 Chosr 4 Glee Club 1 Polars 2 3 4 Make Up Commsttee N Teens 3 KAY NORTON Natsonal Honor Socsety Natsonal Forenssc League 34 ec retary 4 Honor Roll 1234 At Club 4 Vsce Pressdent 4 Aurora 3 BEST Show 3 Fsre Patrol 3 4 French Allsance 2 3 4 Sergeant at Arms 2 Ca Et La 23 GAA 123 Norse man Artsst 4 Polars 2 3 4 Red Cross 234 Busldsng Art Commsttee 4 Sensor Dsnner Dance Commsttee 4 Sensor Scouts 1 23 STS 3 4 Ser geant at Arms 4 Student Commss sson 123 4 Y Teens 2 34 Corn husker County Government CATHRYN ANN OLDS Natsonal Honor Socsety Qusll and Scroll 4 Natsonal Thes plans 4 Honor Roll 1 2 3 4 Aurora BEST Show 4 Chosr 1 sre Patrol 34 Glacsers 34 Pressdent 34 Glee Club 1 North Star 34 Norseman 3 4 Edstor 4 Polars 2 3 4 Red Cross 34 Red Cross Coun csl 3 4 Homecomsng Commsttee 4 Make Up Commsttee 34 Sensor Dsnner Dance Commsttee 4 Sensor PIay4 STS 4 Student Commsssson 3 Student Councsl 4 Y Teens 3 Cornhusker Gsrls State 3 Outssde Dramatsc Productsons 4 CONRAD M OLSSON Baseball 12 Football 13 BONNIE L OSBORN French Allsance 1 GAA 14 VIRGINIA LEE PADGETT DUANE G PATTERSON Glee Club 4 THOMAS PERKINS Football 3 Track 34 Boys O Club 34 RICHARD D PETER DIANTHA PETERSON KAREN L PETERSON Natsonal Honor Socsety Natsonal Forenssc League 4 Honor R 1 234 Aurora 1 Fsre Pa rol AA 12 Glacse 34 geant at Arms 4 Junsor Classscal League 34 Agusla Aquslonss 34 Edstor 4 Polars 3 4 Red Cross 3 4 Red Cross Councsl 3 4 Secretory 4 Rsfle Team 1 2 3 Board of Control 4 Sensor Dsnner Dance 4 STS 4 Student Councsl 3 4 ,. N : 1 ,,2,3: . I .,: - 3, J , ' ' , , :nu E, 1 sf .. ' I I 'IS' yi-' . ,Y - .rss I -. . - , F srl 1 H - 4 lj ssi- sslig , I . I rss---ff-' . F ' ,,,J- ,sg ' , F ' , ,,,: 3.4: : :F ,Z I .I -I ,ll A - ,: , ,z .' .15 . , I -I Ii If . . l K4 - 26 . X, ,, ,. 4 . H: 0ll,,,i ,I T 45G...,g rs,,Ser- -- 5 ,I I .1 15 : f,, ,, ,sl ,. KYLE A. PETIT Honor Roll 45 Baseball I5 Basketball I2,3,4: Football I,2,35 Tennis 35 Track I,2,35 Boys' O Club 45 Fire Patrol 3,45 Hi-Y 3,4, Sergeant-at- Arms 4. DE ETTE JANE PIERSON National Thespians 45 Aurora 45 G.A.A. I5 Palars 3,45 Make-Up Com- mittee 3,45 Seriior Play 45 Student Commission 3,45 Y-Teens I,2,3,4. F EUGENE POAST Aurora 34 BEST Show 34 ROTC 234 Captain 4 Stage Crew 34 ELIZABETH M PROVAZNIK Honor Roll 3 Aurora I34 Baton Twirlers I 2 3 4 BEST Show I 2 3 4 Fire Patrol 4 GAA I Glee Club 4 Palars 34 Red Cross 4 Rifle Team 4 Make Up Committee 3 4 Senior Dinner Dance Committee 4 Stiigegt Commission 4 Senior Scouts JAMES FRANCIS QUEEN LEW RADCLIFFE National Thesoians 4 Vice President 4 Baseball 2 Student Manager 2 Basketball 3 Student Manager 3 Football 3 4 Student Manager 3 4 Track 23 Aurora IZ34 BEST ow I234 Boys O Club Choir I 2 3 4 Vice President 4 Fire rol 34 Glee Club I H Y Secretary 4 Senior Play 4 Student Council 34 Vocal Vikings 34 Cornhusker County Government 3 Outside Dramatic Productions 4 ROGER L. REESE Football 35 Track 23,45 Aurora 3. RICHARD L. RENTSCHLER Honor Roll 45 Baseball I,2,3,45 Bas- ketball I5 Football I,2,35 Boys' O Club 3,45 Fire Patrol 3,4, Captain 45 Hi-Y 3,4, Treasurer 45 North Star 3,45 Norseman 3,4, Sports Editor 45 Red Cross I,2,3,45 S.T.S. 3,45 Vice President 45 Student Council 3,4, President 4 lntercity Council 4 DELORIS J RICHARDS Choir 4 Glee Club 234 HAROLD M RICHARDSON Football 34 GoIf3 Boys O Club 4 Marching Band I 2 ROTC Band RON D RIDDLE Golf 4 Track 4 ROTC 3 4 DELORES A RIGG Honor Roll I34 Aurora Advertis Ing Committee 4 GAA I2 Greg gites 3 4 Office Messenger 4 Pa Iars 2 34 Senior Picnic Committee 4 Student Commission 3 4 Y Teens 4 as JO ANN ROBB Aurora Advertsssng Commsttee 4 BEST Show Program Cover 4 e nsor Pscnsc Commsttee 4 Student Commssssonl GAA 123 Polo 4 Y Teens I 2 4 PAUL D ROBERTSON Stage Crew 2 3 4 GAYLE ROOD H nor Roll l Aurora 34 B T GAA 1234 Glee Clubl Po s 2 3 4 Red Cross 2 3 4 Red Cross ouncsl 3 Sensor Dsnner Dance ommsttee 4 Student Commsssson 2 3 4 Y Teens I 2 3 4 FRANKLIN D ROSE Aurora 4 BEST Show l Chosr 4 Glee Club I4 Vocal Vsksngs 4 ROGER B ROSENQUIST Honor Roll l234 Stage Crew 3 BEVERLEY J EAN ROSS Aurora Advertsssng Committee 4 osr 4 GAA 12 Glee Club RONALD R RUH Natsonal Honor Socsety Natsonal Forenssc League 34 Vsce Pressdent 4 Honor Roll l234 Tennss 2 3 4 Aurora l 2 4 BEST S ow l2 oys O Club 2 B S O 2 3 4 Vsce Pressdent 4 Cas tle Club 234 Pressdent 4 Chosr l 2 3 Dsgsts 34 Vsce Pressdent 4 Fsre Patrol 4 Glee Club I Red Cross l 2 3 4 Red Cross Councsl 2 3 4 ROTC l 2 3 4 Masor 4 Rsfle Team 34 Executsve 4 STS 34 Press dent 4 Student Commsssson 3 Best Junsor ROTC Cadet 3 EMILY ANN RUNGE Honor Roll 23 4 Aurora Advertss sng Commsttee 4 Fsre Patrol 4 GAA 3 Greggstes 34 Treasurer 3 Polars 3 4 Pressdent 4 Sensor Pscnsc Commsttee 4 STS 4 Stu dent Cornmsssson 3 4 Y Teens l 4 NORMAN H RUNGE Aurora 3 BEST Show 4 French Al Provost Marshall 4 Mslstary Polsce 4 Crack Squad 2 Stage Crew 2 3 4 JAMES W RYAN seball l F e Patrol 4 Hu Y 23 Motson Pscture Operators 4 Re Cross 1234 ROTC l234 Captasn 4 Rsfle Team 234 Msls tary Polsce 2 Sensor Pscnsc Com mittee 4 NELLIE LUCI LLE SCARPA Natsonal Thesoxans 4 Honor Roll 3 Aurora 4 Glee Club 3 Polars 23 4 Make Up Commsttee 34 Sensor Pscnsc Commsttee 4 Sensor Play 4 Stgsdlent Commsssson 4 Y Teens l NANCY L SCH ENCK Honor Roll 234 Aurora 4 Chosr 4 French Allsance 3 GAA l3 Glee Club 3 Greggstes 34 Polars 3 4 Sensor Pscnsc Commsttee 4 Stu dent Commsssson 3 4 Vocal Vsksngs 4 Y Teens l 2 3 4 Aurora Adver tsssng Commsttee 4 Q E I S 3 V . . 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SHOUP Technical High School Omaha, Nebraska, l Wrestling 25 North Star 3,45 Norse- man 4. RONALD SHUM Football l,2,3,45 Track l,2,3,45 Fire Patrol 45 Hi-Y 45 ROTC l5 S.T.S. 45 Student Commission 4. JOHN MARSH SIMMONDS Football l 23 Track l 2 Wrestling 2 3 4 Digits 4 Fire Patrol 4 STS 4 Student Commission 4 CHARLENE F SIPPLE Glee Club l 2 GERALD M SKOMAL Ba eball l 2 Football I 2 3 4 Wres ng s Clu AVID J SMITH Ba eball l 2 Basketball l 2 oot 2 3 4 G If 3 Auror T Show I 2 Choir 2 3 qeant at Arms 2 Fire Patrol 4 Vo ca hVikinqs 3 We March With It DONALD N. SMITH National Forensic League 3,45 Bas- ketball l5 Football l,2,3,45 Track l,2,3,45 Aurora 45 BEST Show 45 Boys' O Club 3,45 B.S.O. 3,4, Sergeant-at-Arms 3, Treasurer 45 Fire Patrol 3,45 Hi-Y 45 Red Cross l,2,3,45 Red Cross Council 45 ROTC lp Make-Up Committee 3,45 Senior Dinner Dance Committee 45 S.T.S. 3,45 Student Commission 3,4. JOAN H. SMITH Blair High School Blair, Nebraska, l,2,3 Y-Teens 4. MADELYN MARTIS SMITH Choir3 GAA 2 Glee Club l 234 Vocal Vikings 3 JOAN SMYSER Art Club 4 Polars 4 Y Teens 4 HARRIET E SNYDER Baton Twirlers 234 BEST Show 2 3 4 PATRICIA JOYCE SOMM ERS ow 3 4 Choir 4 G A A l Cub 3 Music Clinic 4 Polars 4 Vocal Vikings 4 Y Teens 3 5 I I I I I 5 - V , i I tli l,2,35 Boy' O b 3,4. f I - D . 5 , 1 , 5 F - Honor Roll 35 Aurora 3,45 BEST ball l, , , 5 o 5 o l,25 Sh , 5 5 . . . 5 Glee BES , 5 ' l, , , Ser- I ,v Q ' ' 7 5 . I ' ' I fu , I - , - . Fo l,2,3. 77 FLORENCE F SPARANO North Star 4 Y Teens 4 MARIBELLE STAPLES WILLIAM LOUIS STECK Natsonal Honor Socsety H nor Roll 24 Baseball I 2 34 Basketball I 2 3 4 Football I 2 3 4 ovs O Club 234 North ar 4 Norseman 4 DONNA G STEELE Aurora 4 Chosr 3 4 G A A I Gre astes 4 Polars 2 3 4 Student Corn msssson 3 4 Vocal Vsksngs 3 Y Teens 2 3 4 HELEN P STEELE BEST Show 4 GAA I 2 Greggltes 4 Polars 2 34 Aurora Aclvertsssng Commsttee 4 Sensor Pscnsc Com rrssttee 4 Y Teens 34 Vsce Press dent 4 lnter Club Councsl 4 BARBARA K STEVENSON A o ars Teens I 2 LOIS N STEWART Aurora 3 4 BEST Show J Chosr 2 3 4 Glee Club I Vocal Vsksngs 3 4 Y Teens 2 MARY V STEWART Aurora 4 BEST Show 3 4 Greggstes 4 Polars 4 Aurora Advertsssng Commsttee 4 CHARLES G STILWELL Natsonal Thespsans 4 Honor Roll 3 Basketball l Fo tball 3 Golf 34 Boys O Club 34 ROTC I Sensor Play 3 Student Commsssson I MARY A STIMPSON Central Hsgh School Omaha Nebraska I 3 JANE A STONEBURG A Glee Clu 4 Polars Make Up Commsttee 34 Sensor Dsnner Dance 4 Student Commss sson 4 Y Teens I 4 MARIE L STRENGER Natsonal Thespsans 4 Honor Roll I 23 Aurora 4 French Allsance 3 Make UD Commsttee 34 Sensor Play 4 xl- wie Mwst I 0 I I s l ,., ', . 0 'I I: I ' ::-':- 4 -'-' ' 'sr' 35' I 2 ' , gk , . . 5 g: 2 . 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I,2,3,4g P s 23,45 Y- '. 1 5 . 8 RICHARD SUDDICK Aurora l BEST Show 1 Castle Club Gee ub 4 ROTC I2 Captann 4 Rufle Team 2 3 4 BRUCE W SULLIVAN Benson Hugh School Omaha Nebraska l Duglts 3 Glee Club 2 BARBARA A TARRANT GAA I2 Greggntes 3 North Star 34 Lnbraruan 4 Cnrculatuon Mano ger 4 Norseman 4 Rlfle Team 3 Y Teens l PAULI NE TAYLOR Aurora 23 4 BEST Show 34 Cholr 24 El Polo Del Norte l French Polars 23 4 Senior Cap and Gown Committee 4 ELIZABETH H TEMPLETON Natlonal Honor Society Honor Roll l 2 3 4 Aurora l 2 3 4 Dance Band 234 Flre Patrol 34 Student Director 34 Glee Club l Horlzon Club l2 Junlor Clossucal League 34 President 4 Aquila Aqullonls 3 4 Editor 4 Music Clunlc l 2 3 4 Orchestra l 23 4 Student Councnl 4 YTeens 34 Presldent Inter Club Councnl e March With Faith 2 ROGER G THACKER Aurora l 2 3 4 BEST Show l 2 3 4 Dance Band l 2 3 4 Marching Band l 2 3 4 Orchestra l 2 3 4 ROTC l 2 34 Coptaln 4 Band l 2 34 Mu C mc I2 JOYCE M THOMPSON Honor Roll l 23 Aurora 3 Baton Twlrlers l 2 3 BEST Show 2 3 Choir 2 4 French Alliance 2 3 4 Glee Club l Greggltes 4 Polars 234 Red Cross 3 Y Teens l 2 BYRON R THOMPSON Aurora l 2 3 4 BEST Show l 2 3 4 Dance Band l 2 3 4 Marching Band l 2 3 4 Orchestra l 2 3 4 Red Cross 3 4 ROTC l 2 3 4 Flrst Lieutenant 4 Band l 2 3 4 SANDRA A THOMPSON Polars 4 Sensor Cap and Gown Cornmuttee 4 Y Teens SHIRLEY J TIETSORT O Nenll Hugh School O Nelll Nebraska l 2 3 Honor Roll 4 Aurora 4 Cholr 4 Glee Club 4 Orchestra 4 CHARLES J TILLOTSON Track I2 Wrestllng 234 Aurora 2 3 4 BEST Show 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 ELDRED G TORRISON Honor Roll 4 Football 23 I I ,.I I 4: I, CIAL: ,,3,4, ,J , ,J - ,,: I I ,ff 1 ' 1' ' ,fli ,lfff 1 f ,,,J .. , ,,,:- ' ' ,J ,,,, 'H 1' .5 ' ,, , - 2- 2,4. 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DOROTHY J TRAYNOR Aurora 3 4 BEST Show 4 Chovr 4 French Allrance 3 4 Vrce Presudent 4 Glee Club I 2 3 Polars 4 tu dent Commusslon 3 4 Vocal Vrkungs 3 4 Y Teens 3 4 WILLIAM C TROTTER Natronal Honor Society Honor Roll I 2 3 4 Baseball I 23 4 oys O Presrdent 4 Sergeant at Arms 4 Frre Patrol 3 4 Jumor Classrcal Lea Que 34 Secretary 4 Red Cross 2 3 4 Vlce Presndent 4 ROTC S 34 Sergeant ot Arms 4 Youth Clvuc Council 34 MARIE T TRUMBAUER Aurora I 3 4 Baton Twrrlers I 2 3 4 BEST Show I 234 GAA I2 Po lars 2 3 MIRIAM L TURLEY Hanley Junior Hugh School S Louls Mrssoun I Natronal Thesprans 4 Treasurer 4 Aurora 4 Cholr 4 Polars 4 Make Up Commrttee 34 Senlor Dmner Dance Commrttee 4 Sensor Play 4 Student Commission 4 Y Teens 4 MORRIS W UEHLING Glee Club 3 Motron Prcture Opera tors 3 ROTC 234 Sergeant Frrst Class 4 Color Guard 3 HELEN A ULLRICH East Hugh Scnool Sioux Cnty Iowa I Glee Club 2 Y Teens 3 LLOYD H ULRICH BETTY JO VAN AUSDLN Aurora 3 BEST Show 23 Fare Pa 4 GAA I 2 Horlzon u I 2 3 4 Polars 2 3 4 Red Cross 4 Y Teens 2 3 JACK D VEATCH Natlonal Honor Soclety Qurll and Scroll 4 Honor Roll I 2 3 4 Baseball 3 4 Student Manager 3 4 Football I 2 3 4 Student Mana ger 234 Wrestlnng I Student M nager I Boys O Club 34 El Polo Del Norte 34 Presrdent 4 Edltor 3 4 Fare Patrol 3 4 Captarn 4 Hr Y 4 Vrce President 4 North Star 3 4 Managing Edltor 4 Norse man 34 Red Cross 34 Aurora Commrttee 4 STS 4 Student Councrl 3 4 Treasurer 4 Cornhusker Boys State 3 PATRICIA VOREL Aurora I 2 3 4 BEST Show I 2 3 4 Cheerleaders 234 Fare Patrol 4 GAA I Glee Club 4 Sensor Pucnlc Committee 4 Student Commlsslon 4 Y Teens I 4 ELIZABETH V VUKELIC Honor Roll 3 Aurora 3 4 BEST Show 4 Polars 2 3 4 Sensor Drnner Dance Commrttee 4 Y Teens I 2 3 JAMES L WALSH Aurora 4 BEST Show I Choir 4 IZO 1 NIKI WEISBERG Honor Roll 4 GAA I34 North Star 3 4 Norseman 3 4 Polars 3 4 Senior Picnic Committee 4 Student Commission 4 Y Teens 4 KATH RYN L WESTCOTT National Honor Society National Thespians 4 Honor Roll 3 4 Aurora 3 4 BEST Show 23 4 Cheerleaders 2 3 4 G A A I Glee Club I 3 Greggites 3 Senior Play 4 Student Commission 4 Y Teens 4 JANET WESTERGARD National Honor Society Honor Roll I 2 3 4 Aurora I 23 4 BEST Show I 2 3 4 Dance Band 2 3 4 Digits 4 Fire Patrol 34 e C ub I Marching Band I 2 3 4 Drum Maiorette 4 Music Clinic 2 3 4 Orchestra I 2 3 4 Red Cross 2 3 4 Senior Picnic Committee 4 Se niorScoutsl234 STS 34 tu dent Commission I 2 3 4 Y Teens 2 3 4 DARLENE J WETZEL Polars 4 MARILEA D WHITE Teens 3 4 DON G. WHITEHEAD Wrestling 23' Glee Club 4' Hi-Y 2,35 ROTC I,2,3 4, First Lieutenant 4, Military Police 2. GARY E WHITEMAN Honor Roll 2 Baseball 2 Basketball 2 Basketball I234 Aurora 4 Boys O Club 4 North Star 3 4 Norseman 4 S T S 4 Vocal Vikings PHYLLIS J WIDENER Glee Club I Polars 4 Y Teens 3 JEAN WIEMANN Honor Roll I 2 3 Aurora 4 G A A I Orchestra 4 Polars 34 Senior Dinner Dance Committee 4 Student Commission 4 Student Council 2 Vocal Vikings 3 Y Teens 3 4 JOHN W WILLIAMS National Honor Society Honor Roll 2 3 4 Baseball I 2 3 4 Basketball I Football I34 KAY WILLIAMS National Honor Society North Platte High School North Platte, Nebraska, I 3 National Forensic League 4' Honor Roll 3,4, Choir 3' Digits 4, Fire Pa- trol 4g Glaciers 4, Marching Band 3,45 Red Cross 4' Senior Dinner Dance Committee 4, S.T.S. 4 Secre- tary 4, Student Commission 4' Stu- dent Council 4, Vocal Vikings 3' Y- Teens 3,4. DONALD AMBROSE WINTER Honor Roll 3, Baseball 2,3' Basket- ball 25 Football I,2,3,4g Track I 2,3 4, Boys 'O' Club 2,3 4' Fire Patrol 3,4, Captain 4, Marching Band I' Student Council 3,4, Treasurer 3. HQ' oath K 4333 JOHN N WITHERS Natronal Honor Socuety North High School Denver Colorado l Natrona! 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