Omaha Technical High School - Torch Yearbook (Omaha, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1952 volume:

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Graduates may enter any college in the coun- try by selecting the proper electives, and by keeping and maintaining high standands of work. Average school enrollment during recent years has been 2,300. Athletically speaking, it is the state's largest with 1,500 boys. The school's physical plant covers a three-square-block area at Thirty-third and Cuming Streets. f25ecZicaZion The staff of the 1952 Reflector, on behalf of the student body of Omaha Technical High School, dedicate this yearbook to retiring vice-principal, Mr. Chester G. Linn, for his untiring efforts toward the betterment of this school during the many generations since 1910. , r ,M 0 .QQ . , V' 1 ,- xx f W, C, Y -- Ax ,ff 1 'x x ' . W, ' , . , ,f . N W , H4 ,7,, 3 . V ' . Y ,,,,, ,, YY, , ,,, , 1 -f,, V Y 7fze Zfnwofzkecf MMM YOU, the graduates of 1952, are the Unworked Mines. Each one of you has hidden in your mind many unknown treasures. A number of these treasures were obtained while you have been students at Technical High School. Graduates. my advice and bring forth your is in you until you dig mmmmj N. and tempered with needed in this ul: needed to bring today. needed but which must be Graduates, work your own mine for you will find and can bring forth many treasures be- cause He who created man included many treasures therein. Sincerely your friend, CARL B. PALMQUIST. INDEX The Reflector Presents: Keefxefzfi Kidd P Kapm M V4 X ax LHZQ, . f Wf X A if 07 0: xfS X f ff W f W f fx f vf' f Fixx N W 9' P' V I f Us my, ' W -A X f W,,,,fX.fswV.QS7 ,Q ff., '7 ,Jv 'D IN I 1 4 7 1 A4 ,f X ,ff Z-' ff f ff f ,X N W 1 if If f ff ff k ff Vx 1 Xf Mf, , , ,Sf A fx, ' 2 x 1 ' , A X f 44 LX X X f A K ff 1' fav? bf AAS f ,.ff Q+'7'-wh NJ .,:ffx,, ' ,ff KT? fu V5 14 ' ' if alien mad, 'L 1'-.'f. ' fl , x QV IQ, WA Kqxx yn y A -J 'XTX 'K ff NJ Athletics always takes prece- dence when John DeBoer and Chester Linn get together. Mr. DeBoer assumed the responsibili- ties of athletic director during the first semester absence of Mr. Linn. Scheduling, athletes' insurance, ln- tercity League rules and the school's athletic facilities all fall under the jurisdiction of these two. Affairs of state are being dis- cussed by Assistant Principal Louis Adolphson and Principal Carl Palm- quist. Caught in the usual routine of daily conferences they may be probing Tech's administrative prob- lems, recommending a student to a specialized college, or putting the final approval on the night school schedule. All in a day's work for Tech's top executives. MMM . . . Smell that coffee . . . ROGER DUBLER JULIA BURESH Chemistry General Science General Science BERNICE BRENKE NELSON ALLARD Biology Physics General Science General Science 3:45 . . . They,re off and running L. J. GRIESEL Bookkeeping PAULINE BALDWIN RUTH BRIDENBAUGH Type General Business Shorthand Office Practice Pm from Slippery Rock Falls Light of my life! RICHARD BAILEY OREN E. TURPIN RALPH DAVIS U. S. History Modern Problems Mathematics U. S. History Stage Crew Director One for the road . . . ' JEAN E. BUNNELL FLORENCE C. ROUSH Homemaking Advanced Clothing Honiemaking VELMA GILLETTE MAY GLEASON Homemaking Hoinemaking Darn those decimals . . . ROBERT ANDERSON Gowns GARDINER Matheinulics Mathematics Let'er rip . . . You Are My Sunshine KENNETH BRADY MART SHANNON HAZEL B. REYNOLDS ETTA DAVIS Vocational Radio Woods Accompanist Choir Director ELBERT JULL RAYMOND KING GRACE HYDE Electricity Band Director Choir We're galley slaves . . . JAMES RITCHEY STEPHEN AYER Vocational Printing Vocational Printing Try a course in little-known P' bird calls! . . . K. S. CAMPBELL PAULINE SPENCER Girls' Dean Counseling Counseling Physical Education Geography EDNA GREGORSON Counseling Geography Looking down the cue WALTER ERDKAMP GEORGE REID Printing Woods C. L. MITCHELL JOSEPH HARPER Metals Pattern Making 6'You'll feel better later . . . RENA GIBSON School Nurse f ii KENNETH KENNEDY Physival Education QGYIHD BURDETTE NORTON Girls' Physical Ed. Try 'Flying Benny' in the fifth NEAL MOSSER Physical Education fSNVll'llJ PAULINE SPENCER Girls' Physical Ed. Is this the lost-and-found? . . GLADYS PETERSON Sales NELL MCCOY TGCSUJI' HI like it, I like it! . . .H . ZENAIDE LUHR MARIAN DODDERER 6613111 'er up . . .v Art-Crafts Art-Crafts JOHN OBERHOLTZ E. H. FRANZEN LAURA WENTWORTH Auto Mechanics Machine Shop Art-Crafts 60. K. . . . We'll flip for coffee THEODORA KOHOUT DARLENE MILLER Treasurer' Clerk MILDRED RADINOWSKI DELORES TURNQUIST Steuographei' Secretary '6Now I lay me down to sleep . . . IVAE WALKER EVA ER1xoN IVA WINTERFIELD LUCILLE WARNOCK R. P. CAMPBELL Librarians I feel a draft! . . . HUGH ROBERTSON P. P. DURAND WhHt'1'e the Odds, Joe? - - - FRANK WEBBER GODFREY WARD JUNE FARBER FLORENCE ELSEMAN Mechanical Drawing Registrars But oflicer . . L. A. DETRING Comtometry Shorthand Typing :'Grades are 0. K .... He Hunks! MABLE FIELD FLORENCE CLEAVER Algebra Algebra Trig General lvlzlllwimizitic-s ADA KUHN Geomejtry No, Honey . . . That ain't right 1TH LlLLlAN DURKOP M. A. SM lflngglisli EllQ,llSll NORMA BAUERLE lflnglisli Why 'Dutch, . . .', OREN E. TURPIN Modern Prolmleuis ll. S. History JOHN SCHEUTZ Mod ern Problems VVorld History IRENE ZIKA C. E. WHITE RUTH THORUP Modern Problems ll. S. History Geograpliy DON R. McMAHILL Modern Problems Il. S. History --...HW Alright men, saddle up! IRA JONES CHARLES HEPFINGER G90gl'21DhY Mechanics Debate Counseling Counseling' JOHN DeBOER Woods Counseling . . . And then the headhuntersv GLORIA JEAN ABRAMSON Latin English DELIZIA RINDONE Spanish Sorry gals, she's my choice . . . MABLE NIELSON CELIA GERING 66 v Geography Bookkeeping I USC Ipalla . . . Mathematics EVELYN SEDORIS Geography Reading Ten little Indians . . . ANDERSON BRYAN HACHABOUT VONDRACEK JOHNSON MULLICK Junior High School Faculty PLUMLEIGH WICK STAUFFER SODERBERG To be or not to be . . . GAIL HAMIL HALL MARGARET Howss Public Speaking Dramatics llramatir-s English T0ilers time out! BROWN OSTRAND MACK . H KALASKY Tuma Yeh, but does lt run? Omaha Tech Custodians BENSON MCPHERSON ALUKONIS JOHN MCCULLOUGH FRED J. FRANZEN MOORE Sheet Metal Auto Mechanics Sure, we'll pose . . . ANNA McCLELLAND E. ARLINE SMITH El1g1iSh English MARGARET BALDRIDGE MARGARET DUGGAN English English Thanks for the memories . . LEORA JANE WASHBURN Shorthand Office Practice Senior Girls' Counselor Senior Class Sponsor Soup's on! . . . FLORENCE J. PIPER Vocational Foods Service U ,fswfq XX ,NX NIVIDIANS E- M51 X '7fzom7fn we aaa young, Zfze qeaad fzaue no monopoly an oufz. cauaaqe so Y X f Xl, ' 411, WTS , X rj I , X o Ujffrfsrf 1.11171 NTIS' flfis ifrfwy-rll' frl.w'Sf'l.9 ' if ff K X X 5 +- -,x Q S X MQ. . X Am x ','f'.?f- f - N ' ,MQ 'Z' v , Q ,C Y , ' Xfw AM! C jk-7' QV X 5 4.X' Ak.:-'V Q? Qffbf fx- Ifsxllffx 0.5 xiif NJ' L:'7n.7 7 HQQVX, XO, X25 ff mffw W. rf 7 W f N, ff 9 V v 1 f ' W , Miss Leora, Jane Washburn turned untiring efforts toward the 1952 Senior Class as she has done with graduating Techsters for many years. Miss Washburn, as sponsor of the Olympians, supervised the Junior-Senior Prom, Most-and-Best Dance and all senior functions. Hats off for a job well done! 1952 Umaha Tech Senior Class ...'l'ln' fN4IflIIIlill'lIN . . Wr' arf' Iljfillllfj, 11111 yr'nr.w lmrf' Gm nmfmpoly on our l'fHIl'II'l1l',, . . .lfwrl lfosff ...lfluw and flolrl SENIOR CLASS Al FIVl'Fll41S VIZISH Nzmw Uluss Nloiio .. Class Flowol' .. Ulzlss Uolors . 'Lklost and Bvst 17211101 Julliill'-SQlliO1' Prom Last day of school.. Co111111Q11ce111e11t .... Gmdllation practice . HilCC2l1Zll1I'G21fO ,... Senior banquot .. Class Day ..... SU1li0l' Play .. Baldridge Davis o i A . . . .Mzmroh 21 . . .Jzxlluary 11 . . .May 28 6 ...Juno . . .June .. .June ...Juno .. .May ...May Franzen Luhr Washburn QV' 2, 5 1 1 28 23, 24 Webber Seniors' Most-and-Best Best debater Best natured Ken Bauer-Beatrice Hansen Tom P01110-Edith Hawkills Ed Brailey-Marie Jipp Sam Turco-Ardith Pope Best conversationalist Best miXCr Jim Fargher-Marie Jipp Tom Porno-Hazel Liddell Clarence DeYoung-Pat Alderman BHITY KU111-N013 -1011115011 Prettiest smile Most pleasing voice Jack Herzog-Beverly Gottsch Ronnie Stokes-Carol Kraai Phil Kaus-Joan Munson John Rydberg-Janine Coleman Prettiest hair Most artistic Bob Nielson-Shirley Mae Anderson Al Ita1iaAWilma MCC1'99 Bub Burns-Sally Watkins Lyle Milhone-Marilyn Winterson Prettiest eyes Most musical Mike Minardi-Janine Coleman Bill MCCOY-Elaille MOH'-fall Don Montgomery-Ethel Guffey Jack Kosmacek-Carol Kraai Cutest couple Best athlete Don Montgomery-Shirley Califf Glenn Sullivan-Margaret Deleski Kenneth Guthrie-Bonnie Edwards Bob Gloden-Miana White Peppiest Best sport Tom PomoAMaureen McMullen Glenn Sullivan-Margaret Deleski Carl Bryant-Nola Johnson Dick Cassidy-Shirley Reed Friendliest Best dancer Dick Corner-Maureen McMullen Barry Kuhl-Jane Koliout Bob Nielson-Hazel Liddell Marvin Woosley-Hazel Liddell Wittiest Best dresser Kenneth Guthrie-Bonnie Edwards Bob Ni91S011-CH1'01Y11 Block Tom Pomo-Pat Carlson Gene Stiles-J'oAnn LaPage Quietest Best public speaker John Knispel-Shirley Lange Ken Bauer-Pat Carlson Joe Harper-Jeanie Mossor Clarence DeYoung-Beatrice Hansen Sweetest Most likely to succeed Ed KarbowskiAvShirley Califf Ed Brailey-Beatrice Hansen Garry Rezac-Joyce LaPage Sam Turco-Pat Carlson Cutest n Best all-around student Ed Karbowski-Bonnie Kayser Dick Corner-Beatrice Hansen Jack Herzog-Joyce LaPage Ed Brailey-Pat Carlson Most reliable Ideal Techster Sam Turco-Beverly Dilly Dick Corner-Elaine Morgan Ed Brailey-Gail Greene Sam Turco-Pat Carlson Most talented Most valuable Bill McCoy-Jane Kohout Dick Corner-Elaine Morgan Ronnie Stokes-Pat Evans Bob Johnson-Shirley Lange Most studious Best personality Clarence DeYoung-Shirley Lange Bob Nielson-Hazel Liddell Jim Clark-Arlyss Welch Don Montgomery-Gwen Kayton Most ambitious Prettiest girl Jim Clark-Beverly Dilley Carolyn Buckley Ed Brailey-Pat Carlson Jane Kohout Handsomest boy Most bashful Bob Nielson Lou PendrockABonnie Kayser Jack Herzog Ted Tedesco-Mavis Tryon Best figure Most co-operative Jane Kohout Sam Turco-Beverly Dilley 'Pat Evans Bob Johnson-Diane Poole Bcist build Most courteous Jack Cosgrove Barry Kulil-Carole Cain Dick Corner Don Lovelace-Joan Munson Most popular Most serious Glenn Sullivan-Carolyn Buckley Joe Harper--Shirley Lange Ed Karbowski-Hazel Liddell Wayne HansenfBa1i-bara Peterson Pictured above are the Banquet Speakers for the Senior Banquet. Left to right: Bob Johnson, Elaine Morgan, Arlyss Welch and Barry Kuhl. : -- 4w,',sfff--fri, A + These four seniors will be the main speakers at the commencement exercises in June. Left to right: Ed Brailey, Beatrice Hansen, Pat Carlson and Dick Corner. The banquet speakers and the commence- ment speakers were under the direction of Mrs. Gail Hall, ELEISSJEII-tizgtijnrfl female class officers are shown .here in an inforurnal pose. Left to right: Assistant Secretary Bonnle Edwards, Assistant Treasurer Joyce LePage, Vice-President Elaine Morgan and Secretary Pat Carlson. v f . M f ? 1 . rrr,ree C ,,,,, M S - X Members of The Senior Class Cabinet are shown here. Seated fleft to rightyz Pat Carlson Arlyss Welch, Joyce LePa,g'e, Elaine Morgan, and Bonnie Edwards. Back row fleft to rightj: Shirley Reed, Beatrice Hansen, Joan LePage, Sam Turco, Mona. Rider. Barbara Tyler, Mary Stubbe, Pat Alderman, President Bob Johnson and Janine Coleman. X I I, X ' I , X f I I I ' W J I CHARLES ADAMS JCLECTRICITY: Truck, 111 Swim, 11. SHIRLEY ADAMS mf, ji-9 ,x'PATTY ALDERMAN IQRA RX. G. A. A. 9 Speakers' Bureau 10 115 ettered, 1.3: Debate 10 11' borelle Debwte 12' etars 11' Trewsurer 12' Second Choir 1' lir ' ma 9' Spring Loncert 9 11' Januarv Plav 2' llepresen e B s 'ind tirls County Day . ' L ' 1' . , , . 'e ub, , 1 1 ' , , , ' f .8 J 1 11. ' 4, '. , 1 , , C . 1 . C ' ' f ' . L. ' Y . . . . . 1' . ' ' p ra, 123 Red Cross Representative, 113 President nm o Tr surer. 103 Hall Patrol, 11: Senior Cabinet, 12: 9 ' ' . I ', 11 SHIRLEY JEAN ANDERSON DONALD ANDREWS At't'01'NTlNG: First Choir, 123 Second Choir, 103 Music Festival, 10, Cliristnins Yespers, 123 Opera, 12: Honor Roll, 11 l', G. l'., 1. WESLEY ASHLEY YUC.V1'lUNAl, VVOODS: Boys' Glee, 9: Spring Concert, 93 Track. MARY ANN BADDVERS 1 1 t:1cN1+11:,xi.. on-is' Giee, 9.Yf,, f 7 ' '7 ' ' I L. ',.Q,,Ka, jgmf 74 A- ffffrf . Bos BAGLEY I J lGl,l'Il'TlilClTY: H1-Y, iw, 11, Reserve Letter Fonrimiip swim. OPAL BAGLEY IIIGNIGIQAIL Second Clwir, 9, 103 Girls' Glee. 9: Spring Concert, 9: .I2Llllllll'j' Play, 123 1-lonieroozn Officer, 10: Senior Party Decoration t'onnnittee, 12, RAYMOND ALSMAN YUt'A'l'IONAL AUTOMOBILIC MECHANICS: Hull Patrol, 10,11,12. KERMIT ANDERSON VUt'.X'l'l0NAI, VVOUIJS: Hogs' Glee, 93 Wrestling, 9, 10, 11, 125 Ilomcrooni Officer, 101 Senior Picture Committee. SHIRLEY MAE ANDERSON CLA., 1'-3'2 KEN BAUER COLLEGE PREPARATORY: Student Council, 10, 11: Speakers' Bureau, 9, 10, 11, 125 Debate, 9, 10, 11, 123 Intercity Student Coun- cil, 10, 11: N. F. L., 10, 11, 123 Reserve Letter Track, 9, 10, 11: Boys' State Officer: Red Cross Representative, 11. 12: Vice Pres- ident, 11, 12: Class President, 11: Debate-Won N. F. L, District Championship, 11: Won Boys' Missouri Valley Championship. 113 Central Four State District Championship, 11: Member of P. T. A. Executive Board, 10, 11. LOIS BAUGH VOCATIONAL FOODS: G, A. A., 11, 12: Numeral: Y-Teens, 11, 12: Girls' Glee, 10, 113 Lettered. BARBARA BECKER SECRETARIAL: Y-Teens, 9, 10, 115 Pep Club, 93 Girls' Glee, 93 Spring Concert, 9, January Play, 123 Senior Play, 12: Stenographic Award, 123 P. G. P., 1: Paper Staff fTech Newsl, 11: Paper Staff, Red Cross Representative, 103 Library Representative, 9, LAWRENCE BERGIN VOCATIONAL ELECTRICITY: Football, 123 T-Club, 12. ESTELL BIDDLE WINNIE BIGLEY DRAFTING: Swim, WILLIAM H. BAHNKE GENERAL: Music Festival, 11, 123 Band, 11, 12: Band Concert, 10, 11. 12: Spring Concert, 10, 11, 12. RICHARD B. BAILEY COLLEGE PREPARATORY, LIBERAL ARTS: Second Choir, 11: Orchestra, 93 Dance Band: Talent Show, 12. Y JIM BARKERMtL,pZZ.Za..47!wa r , I v RICHARD BARNS 1 PATTERN MAKING: Swim. BETTY BARRINGTON WILBURN BASGAARD f I 1? CAROLYN BLOCK SECRIGTARIALZ Girls' Glee, 9, 103 Spring Concert, 10, Steno- EFHDIXIC Award. 11, 123 Honor Roll, 23 P. G. P., 13 Junior Paper Staff, 11: Senior Paper Staff, 12, Flower Committee. 12. . L ETHEL BLACKBURN Red Cross Representative. ANN BLACKBURN D N B ZE VOC ' t - , 'A 1 ,RN ' te A fOUNl RY: Boys' Glee 1:13 e 1 , ono 0 1, Red Cross I presentative, 11 I on om Officers, S 10, 1 ' :igwfygy Representative, 9. iTAN BOND GENERAL: Honor Roll, 13 P. G. l'., 23 Red Cross Representative 513 Library Representative, 10, JOE BONNEMIER l'A'l l'ICltN MAKINGX Second Choir, 101 Swim Ilettcred, 10, 11 123 Club, 10, 11, 123 lied Cross Representative, 9. DICK BOWER VUCATIUNAIJ AU'1'UlXlUHILl'Z MECHANICS. EDWIN JAMES BRAILEY, JR. COLLEGE PREPARATORY, ENGINEERING: Student Council. 11, 123 Vice President, 123 Speakers' Bureau, 10, 11, 123 Debate, 10, 11, 123 Intercity Student Council, 123 N. F. L., 10, 11, 123 First Choir 10 114 Second Choir, 113 Boys' Glee, 101 Music Feistival, 11,3 ' t Christmas Vespers. 113 Christmas Program, 11, Spring oncer, , 10, 113 Brotherhood Program, 113 VVe March With Faith. 111 United Nations Program, 113 Boys' State Honor Roll, 63 P. G. P., 11 Tech News Staff, Co-Editor-in-Chief, 123 Senior Scholarship Committee3 Annual Staff3 Faculty Head. EDWARD E. BRAWN GENERAL: Band, 10, 11, 12, Lettered, 11. 12. ARL BRYAN I 1 , ' 1, .f 1.1. Q' 3 asurer, -, n rc y St Cou , 123 First Choir, 123 , ., Gle 9' lt sic Festival, 123 istn Vespers, 123 Christmas Pro- :-an ' Spr' ' 1- O - 5' 123 Football, 9. 101 Lettered, 11, 1 aseb . 22 sltitba , ' Track. 9, 111 S f ,--9, 12 T Club, 1 12, Paper St: ili ' - -A , , 123 om oom Officers, 9, . 11: Library ' p - is r 12' Annual Sta . 12. LARRY BREDIN GICIQEHALI Boys' 15196, 91 JUIIIOI' GLEE, 101 Chrislnurs Prggralnv 103 VVrestling Lette-red: Homerooni U cer, 9. BEVERLY BROWN SlCt'RlC'l'ARlAl,: Spring Concert, 91 Stenographic Award, 1. 2. VUCATIONAL FOODS: Second Choir: Girls' Glee3 Spring Concert3 , A X ft ' ' uf .ne CAROLYN SUE BUCKLEY GENERAL OFFICE TRAINING: G. A, A., 9: Y-Teens, 93 Pep Club, 9, 10, 11, 123 Vice President, 123 Cheerleader, 10, 11, 123 Head Cheerleader, 123 Lettered, 11, 123 First Choir, 10. 113 Let- tered, 113 Girls' Glee, 93 Music Festival, 10, 113 Christmas Vespers, 10, 113 Christmas Program, 9, 10, 11, 123 Spring Concert, 9, 10, 113 Brotherhood Program, 10, 113 January Play, 123 Senior Play 123 Opera, 121 Ballet, 103 United Nations Program, 10. 113 Honor Roll, 43 P. G. P., 13 Tech News Paper Staff, 113 Homeroom President, 93 Treasurer, 123 Teen Topper, 123 Picture Committee, 123 Manhattan Mixture, 103 Princess of Junior-Senior Prom, 113 Queen of Junior- Senior Prom, 12. ' A DORIS BERGMAN .. W Q, HOMEMAKING: Girls' Glee, 9: Spring Concert. 93 Junior Paper Staff, 113 Homeroom Vice President, 93 Library Representative, 10. S x V fs et e ' w f sis X, N Y Xv X f X 1 be v? X ix ,t Xv A X s N fs X X 1 aw X X Q16 M X X X X 'NQXZM 'asf SW'ff:'? ' ., 1 - 03 55 'Og I--,qw 9 xv. :C I v-sr-I UI X - CD Y' . L? m '- .. I-35 F339 P-'54 tg ECE :E 1-QQ '1 5 - . l 8 Q5 HZ EQ 5 moffuo o gg I O . 4 Qzggi ,JE .Il If oiimw- O X9 Z 3 5':f5'nj I- ' 'D O HS- I-v,,, 1 . o 31095 'E m PY L, ' I- ' 'UR-'A m 'K I' 233949 1, I J' ' EHSS. z UJ sv I- U 11 O .W . 3 'E wit 2 . O ,, . , 5334 8 2. 00 . Earn? xg 5 UE.Q .-r 3 3 ' H ' ' 11252 I' 552' fr ::' fo L. ' 'U 0 ta'-1 v-A ' t'r?E' SEBASTIANO F. BELFIORE AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS: Band, 11, 123 Letter in Band, 11, ffff, , Band Con ert, 1 , 123 Spring Concert, 11, 12. 'I If 3 4. f cfff ,, ROBERT BURNS ff' ' SHIRLEY MAY CALIFF SECRETARIAL: Second Choir, 113 Girls' Glee. 9. 103 Christmas Vespers, 113 Spring Concert, 93 We March With Faith, 113 Office Practice Award, 113 Homeroom President, 9. TH ERESA CANNIA GENERAL COURSE: Second Choir, 103 Girls' Glee 91 Junior Glee, 10, Christmas Vespers, 93 Library Representative, 11. PAT CARLSON COLLEGE PREPARATORY: G. A. A., 9, 103 Y-Teens, 9, 103 Stu- dent Council, 113 Speakers' Bureau, 10, 11, 123 Debate Squad, 9, 10, 11, 123 Prinar Debate, 9, 103 Sorelle Debate, 11, 123 Lettered in Debate, 10 11, 123 N. F. L., 10, 11, 12: First Choir, 11g Lettered, 113 Second Choir, 103 Girls' Glee, 93 Christmas Program, 9, 101 Spring Concert, 9, 10, 113 Brotherhood Program, 10, 111 January Play, 123 Senior Play, 123 Opera, 12, Girls' State, 111 Junior Paper Staff, Co-Editor, 113 Red Cross President, 113 Cabinet, 11, 123 Secretary of Class, 123 Name and Motto Committee, 12. ARCHIE CARTER DICK CASSIDY GENERAL: First Choir, 11, 123 Second Choir, 10, 113 Music Fes- ' tival, 123 Christmas Vespers, 123 Christmas Program, 123 Spring Concert, 11, 123 Brotherhood Program, 113 Opera, 123 United Na- tions Program, 113 Talent Show, 113 Honor Roll, 13 P. G. P., 11: Paper Staff fTech Newsb, 11, 123 Senior Committees-Motto An- nual Staffg Sports Editor. BESSIE CATO 4 I .. 1 42 K I ' jf :E r a f ,m f f ff-. 7 V 5 s , I Q' 50 l 'I -ect,- ff ,, f ' L MI, f.,, .,.' f f.. .f . - B qw, ETH CAVANAUGH '4 PEGGY CHADDOCK SAECRETARIAL: First Choir, 10, 112 Girls' Glee, 93 Music Fes- tival, 11, Christmas Vespers, 10. 113 Christmas Program, 11, Spring Concert, 10, 11: State Music Contest Ratings, 11, Honor Roll, 113 Red Cross Representative, 9, 10, 111 Homeroom Secretary, 10, 111 Library Representative, 9, 10, 11. CH ERI CHIKAY MUSIC: G. A. A.. 101 Girls' Glee, 93 Orchestra, El, 10, 11, 12, Music Festival, 10, 11, 123 Christmas Yespers, 103 Christmas Pro- gram, 11, 123 Orchestra Senior Play and Operag Honor Roll, 2, LES CHRISTENSEN ICNGINICERINGZ Debate, 103 First Choir, 11, 123 Second Choir, 101 Boys' Glee, 93 Junior Glee, 93 Music Festival, 11, 123 Christmas Vespers, 10, 11, 123 Christmas Program, 10, 11, 123 Spring: Concert, 9, 10, 11, 123 Brotherhood Vrograni, 113 Opera, 123 United Nations Vrograin, ll, Football, v-12, r-113 T Club, 123 Journalism Award, 111 Tcch News Paper Staff, 11, 12, AL CHARNQUIST ' JAMES W. CLARK Q 6' ' t'Hl,l,l'Ilil'I l'lll'Il'AllA'I'UllY IAIHPYIIAII ARTS! IIOIIUI' ltoll, 21 l'it1l0I' ,X Staff, 12. 1 . 't 9' Q 1 JACK W. CLARK BVSINESS: Office Practice Awards, 11. SHIRLEY CLASS ART: Second Choir, 10, 11, Girls' Glee, 93 Spring Concert, 9, 10, Ill Senior Color Committee. JAMES A. CLEMMANS t9l'INl4lRAI.: Orchestra, 103 Band, 9, 10, 11. 123 Band Concert, 9g Spring Concert, 11, 12. DOROTHY CLOUGH HUMEMAKINGZ Pep Club. 123 Girls' Glee, 103 Paper Staff, 121. JOSEPHINE COCO HUMEMAKING: G, A. A., 9, 10, 113 Pep Club, 9, 103 First Choir, 123 Second Choir, 10, 11, Girls' Glee, 93 Christmas Vespers, 122 Christmas Program, 123 Spring Concert, 11, Opera, 123 VVe March VVith Faith, 111 Red Cross Representative, 9, 10, 111 Homeroom Ufficers, 9, 10, 113 Library Representative, 9, 103 Hall Patrol, 10. JANINE COLEMAN t'Ul,I,l'IGl'I l'lil'Il'Ali.XTUliY: In-hate. 103 Girls' Glee, 103 January Play, 123 Honor Roll, Il: P, 45. I',, 23 Junior Paper Staff3 Class Ufficer, 113 Homeroom Officer, 9, 141. 11, 13: Attendant Junior Senior Prom. s s x Q I ' sf? Q . 1, , X Q X S if S is Nm is 52 - .Z JOAN COMANDELLA SECRETARIAL: Second Choir, 113 Girls' Glee, 9, 103 Music Fes- tival, 10, 113 Christmas Program, 10, 113 Spring Concert, 9, 10, 113 WVe March With Faith, 113 Stenographic Award, 123 Honor Roll, 23 P. G, P., 23 Red Cross Representative, 103 Homeroom Officer, 113 Library Representative, 103 Motto Committee, 123 Junior Cabinet, 113 Lettered in Music, ll. DICK CON LON VOCATIONAL RADIO: Honor Roll, 23 l'. G, P., 13 Red Cross Representative, 93 lntercity Red Cross, 9, ARLYN COOK LIBERAL ARTS: Student Council, 10, 113 Debate, 103 Spring Con- cert, 103 Journalism Award, 113 Tech News Paper Staff, 11, 123 Co-Editor-in-Chief, 12. SANDRA COPPOCK SECRETARIAL: Pep Club, 93 First Choir, 11, 121 Second Choir, 103 Girls' Glee, 93 Music Festival, 11, 121 Christmas Vespers, 11, 123 Christmas Program, 11, 12, Spring Concert, 10, 11, 123 Brother- hood Program, 10, 112 Opera, 123 Talent Show, 123 Homeroom Ot'- ticer, 11, Senior Pop and Decoration Committee. CHARLES CORBIN, JR. COLLEGE PREPARATORY: Student Council, 123 First Choir, ' v 12 Opera, 123 Football, 11, 123 Lettered, 123 Track Lettered, 11, 12. RICHARD CORNER ENGINEERING, COLLEGE PREPARATORY: Hi-Y President, 11, 12, Student Council, 10, 11, 123 President, 123 Talent Show, 10, 11, 123 Track, 10, 11, 123 Swim 9, 10, 11, 123 Captain of Swim, 123 T Club, 9, 10, 11, 123 President, 123 Boys' State, 113 Tech News Paper Staff, 113 Homeroom President, 101 Teen of Week, 123 Teen TOIJDer, 123 Track, r 10, v 11, 12. 'M-' 'S f. ,- I Q as N f Z! Lx' F , nf 5' , f JA ROVE X, DICK COTTON GENERAL: Football, 9, 10, 11, Lettered in 113 Baseball Lettered 9-12, Basketball, 9, 10, 11, 123 Lettered in 123 T Club, 9, 10, 11 123 Paper Staff CTech Newsj, 11, 123 Hall Patrol, 11. PAT COX GENERAL: Student Council, 93 Girls' Glee, 93 Spring Concert, 9 Paper Staff, 10, Homeroom Officers, 93 President, Queen of Sopho- more Dance. YVONNE CROWSON GENERAL: First Choir, 123 Voice Class, 123 Music Festival, 12 Christmas Vespers, 123 Christmas Program, 123 Spring Concert 123 Opera, 12. RONNIE DALL ISAIAH DAVIS COLLEGE PREPARATORY AND LIBERAL ARTS: Music Fes- tival, 10, 113 Band, 10, 113 Band Concert, 10, 113 Spring Concert 10, 113 Football, 9, 11, 123 Lettered in 123 Wrestling, 10, 11, 12 Lettered in 11, 123 T Club, 123 Homeroom Officers, 9. MARCELLUS DEATS RADIO. MARGARET DELESKI SECRETARIAL: G. A. A., 9, 10, 11, 123 Secretary, 111 President. 12, Lettered, 115 Student Council, 123 Intereity Student Council, 123 Girls' Tennis, 9, 10, 11, 121 Lettered, 10, 11, 123 Stenogrziphic, 11. 123 Office Practice, 3 Certificates Honor Roll, 5 Semesters3 P. G. l'., 2 Semestersg Paper Staff, 123 Co-Editor: Teen Topper, 123 First and Second State Awards. I CLARENCE DeYOUNG CO ll PREPARATORY LI RAL ARTS! Hi-Yi, 11, 121 Vive Pr e , 11, Governor ' i-X r Nelzr 'kng Student Council, 11, 12, -'-i ff' - -. .5 , Z3 D 't , 1 , 123 Extemnt Chum- , W is pion L ra o rnanie 1 51' . 123 Journzxlisni Hg f f Aw: d, 123 Honor Roll, 3 ech . 1 , 1, ' Senate Debate, , W5 10, 113 First Place lntercity Biology est 195 mu .4 ff 2 7 BEVERLEY DILLEY , sl+:t'1uc'rAn1A1,: on-is' mee, 9, spring Cmmert, 93 Steiiogmipliic- 3, f Award, 123 Office Practice Award, 11: Honor Roll, 53 Paper Stuff, ' f 111, 11, 123 l'o-lilditorg Library Representative, 11, 123 Senior Coni- Q, , millet-s, 123 Senior l'arty3 Attendent Junior-Senior Prom. I if CHARLES DITCH LIBIGIQAI. ARTS t'0l,I.lC1ll4l I'ItI1Il'AIiAT0IiY: Tech News l':xpt-r Stnff, ll, 123 Junior Paper Stnffg lied Vross Itepresentntive, ll: Annunl SlnI'1', Advertising SRIIUSITIZIII. PATRICIA DOBYNS llI+L'Nl-IILAI. Ol+'IPl4'Ifl I'IlAt I'IC'Ifl: Pep Ululm, 03 Girls' lil:-ti, 103 UI'1Ive I'r:u'tiw- Awnrul, II, Ilonieromn Svvlw-1:nl'y, 10. l I fig- , -W - e g 1 we ' I-JLJ -, If .1 -V , ju . I ' 1 I R . . 1 1 1 Q 11 W A ' ll 1 hy' r !' .X LeROY DOLAN ff' 3 mf:'rAi1, s.-xmas: Band. 9, 101 Hall mmii, 9, 10. X - A PHYLLIS DROESEHER NURSES' PREPARATORY: Party Decorations Committee, 123 'l'r:1nst'erred from Central, 10, W -9. ,WM-H .- .41 GORDON DU 'N . A GENERAL COURSE: Boys' Glee, 93 s l, 9- 2 v 3 B seba , I 'V 9-12 v 3 Basketball, 9-12 r and v 3 b -123 Jou' alism, . 10, 11, 123 Tech News Paper Staff, 10, 11, 123 s Pape tuffs, 4 11, 12. . BERT DUFFY I VUCATIONAL wooowofzx: Second Choir, 10, 113 Boys' G - Christmas Vespers, 11: Fhristmus Program, 10, 113 Football, ' v 9-ll, 12, Bziselmll, 9-123 T Club, 12. K 442g-an ' 'L ADOLPH JOHN DWORAK t'ULLlCGE PHEPARATORYZ Football, ll, 123 T Fluh, 12 BILL EBERT V 4 Vt'MQ'ATl0NAl. 1'JltAI 'I'lN11: Hi-Y3 Red Cross presentotive, 101 If senior 1 Ulllllllltthfl. Q ,, K V 6 XD xi I f I , . sl f- ' . N XQQX A DOUGLAS EDDY VOCATIONAL PATTERN MAKING: Boys' Glee: Homerooni Treas- urer, 10: Home-room President, 11: Pop Committee, 12, JEAN EDWARDS GENERAL: Girls' Glee, 10: Spring Concert, 10: Paper Staff, 11: Red Cross Representative, 11: Homeroom Officers, 9, 10: Library Representative, 10, 11: Senior Committees, Coronation Junior-Senior Prom: Hall Patrol, 10, 11. YVONNE EDWARDS ART COURSE: G. A. A., 9: Pep Club, 9, 10: First Choir, 10, 11: Girls' Glee, 9: Music Festival, 10, 11: Christmas Vespers, 10, 11: Christmas Program, 9, 10, 11: Spring Concert, 10, 11: State Music Contest Ratings, 11: Sextette, Superior: Brotherhood Program, 10, 11: January Play, 12: Opera, 12: Ballet, 10: United Nations Pro- gram, 10, 11: Talent Show, 11, 12: Honor Roll, 2: Tech News Paper Staff, 11: Paper Staff, 10, 11, 12: Treasurer of Class, 11: Assistant Secretary, 12: Homeroom Ofticer, President, 9: Secretary, .ah ,aff SECRETARIAL: G. A. A,, 9, 10, 11, 12: Pep l ader 10 11' First Choir 11' Second Choir 9, 10' Music Festival, 6 1 , , , 1 v . 11: Christmas Program, 10, 11: Spring Concert, 9, 10, 11: Brother- hood Program, 10: Stenographic Award, 11, 12: Honor Roll, 3: P. G. P., 2: Library Representative, 9, 10. FRANCES M. FALK RETAIL SALES: Y-Teens, 9: Girls' Glee, 9, 10: Spring Concert, 10: Homeroom Officers, 9. BOB FIRMATURE GENERAL: Football, 11, 12: Lettered: Wrestling, 10, 11: Lettered: Paper Staff fTech Newsp, 12: Stage Crew, 12, DON FISHER LIBERAL ARTS COLLEGE PREPARATORY: Student Council, 10: Debate, 9: Second Choir, 9, 10: Boys' Glee, 9: Christmas Program, 10: Spring Concert, 10: Honor Roll, 1: P. G. P., 1: Paper Staff, 11: Red Cross Representative, 11: Homeroom Office, 9, 10, 11. A NORMA FITZGERALD GENERAL OFFICE TRAINING: Pep Club, 9: Debate, 9, 10: Spring Concert, 10: January Play, 12: Homeroom Ofticers, 9: Class Color, 12: Decoration for Senior Party, 12. GLEN FLETCHER K V! L ,fly I W Louisa FALQNE gi Club, 9-11 : Cheer- 10: Library Representative, 10: Senior Class Name: Motto, 12. ALFRED V. EMMANUEL Band, 9, 10, 11, 12: Band Concert, 9, , DONALD EMMEL METAL: Music Festival: Senior Band Let- 10 11 10, 11, 12: Talent Show, 9, 10, 11 12: Home- T SALES: First Choir, 12: Second Choir, 10, 11: Junior : Music Festival, 12: Christmas Vespers, 12: Christmas 2: Spring Concert, 9-12: Opera, 12: We March With EVANS N . 1 ' 1 f f s , 1 ' 6' f M .-f f of 4- fi: Q... 'At t ,J -We ,Q - -13. 41-gf wif Vt, 2' 1-:- 5'3 ' 2' tt sf W ' .ggi . ef, ,- X. f, gg ' sf . U. S7 s . f wwf : 9 ' - ef' Q . fy I .5271 W: ,f W .f7'.,.. , if-ff - 11: Secretary, Girls' 10: Music Festival, 9, 10, 11: Spring' Y January Play, 12: Program, 11: Talent 10 12' Annual Staff, 0 J fa' 'fx tative, il, LeROY GILLOTTE PRINTING: Debate, 93 Second Choir, 10, 113 Spring Concert, 103 - 'f ' 3 ll 5' Te h 1'1i1er Stuff, 11, 123 .lourniilisni Awaid, 11. Honor Ro , , C I Red Cross Representative, 113 Homeroom Officers, 10. I BOB G ODEN LL -if 'R ' AR, 1 ' J Choir, 11, 1 ' Vice Pr sident. ' o d ' 1r, 103 'S' e, 1 M11 'ic esti , 11 12, mm- , esp s, ' 12, i. as Pro r m, 11, 1 g fa cert, Q4 ra 3 Um' N ons P 1 2 11 , 'r ica I, il ' , Lett r , ' pta' Base 1 l, 12, if-If , lv, 3 ettered3 Swi 9, 11, -3 Let r d3 ' lub, 11, -3 Secretary, 123 P, til P., 13 Re Cross Represen tive, 101 Homeroom Officers, 93 Presiden , Teen Topper, 12, JOANN GOSS SECRETARIAL: Second Choir, 103 Junior Glee. 93 Spring Concert, 103 Stenogrziphic Award, 12. BEVERLY GOTTSCH SECRETARIAL: First Choir, 11: Second Choir, 103 Girls' Glee, 93 Music Festival, 9, 10, 113 Christmas Vespers, 9, 10, 111 Christmas Program. 9, 10, 11, Spring Concert, 9, 10, 113 United Nations Pro- gram, 103 Stenogrziphic Award, 123 Honor Roll, 33 P. G. P., 13 Tech News Paper Staff. 11, Red Cross Representative, 101 Home- room Ufncer, 113 Library Representative, 10. GAIL GREENE SECRETARIAL AND HJLLEGE PREPARATORY: Second Choir, 103 Stenogrziphic and Office Practice Award, 123 Honor Roll, 23 l'. G. l'., 23 Paper Stuff tTech Newsl, 11, Paper Stuff, Sophomore: Red Cross Representntive, 93 Red Cross Intei-city Reporter. 11. HELEN GREEN GENERAL: Girls' G1 MARY LOU FOLGER ee, 93 Spring Concert, SUSAN FRANCO RUTH FRATT RICTAIL SALES: Cirls' Glee. 10. JAMES GATHMANN Library Represen- t'Ul1I.lCtllC l'lUCP.-XRATOHY, ENKHNEICHING: Boys' Glee, 9. GERALD GIBBONS MACHINE SHOP: Boys' Glee, 93 Football, 9, 103 Bnsketbzxll, 9, 101 Red Cross Representative. ROBERT GIBSON VUCATIUNAI, RADIU: Boys' tilee, 03 Tennis llig Leltered, ll, Red Cross Representative, 10' . r. . 1 1 , .. .f V .M V 1 'H f Q 'IV V 5, ,. , ,,- ,A 1 Reserve Letter, 9, J n nior-Senior Prom f ' m r if , , X f 1- f 12 x 'X M! 7' Lx Q JS' N A CATHERINE GURCIULLO LUELLA GUSTAFSON GENERAL: Transferred from Fremont High after 10 Grade: G. -, A. A., 10, 113 First Choir, 11, 123 Girls' Glee, 10, Music Festival 11, 123 Christmas Vespers, 11, 123 Christmas Program, 11, 122 Spring Concert, 11, 123 State Music Contest, 113 Superior and Ex- cellent3 Brotherhod Program, 11, 121 Opera, 123 We March With Faith, 11, 123 United Nations Program, 11, 123 Girls' Basket Ball, 10, Homeroom Messenger, 113 Trio, 11, 12, Mixed Octette, 11. KEN GUTHRIE GENERAL: Hi-Y, 113 Student Council, 11, 123 First Choir, 11, 12' Second Choir, 113 Voice Class, 123 Music Festival, 12: Christmas Vespers, 12, Christmas Program, 123 Spring Concert, 11, 123 State JACK GRIFFEY VOCATIONAL DRAFTING: Spring Concert, 93 Red Cross Repre- sentative, 93 Library Representative, 103 Picture Committee, 12. ' GARLAND GRIFFITH BOOKKEEPING AND ACCOUNTING: First Choir, 111 Second Choir, 103 Boys' Glee, 93 Junior Glee, 93 Music Festival, 113 Christ- mas Vespers, 113 Christmas Program, 113 Spring Concert, 9, 10, 113 We March With Faith, 113 Boys' Alternate, 113 Honor Roll, 23 P. G. P., 13 Homeroom Officers, 11. BOB GRIMNI MACHINE' SHOP: Junior Glee, 9. JEROME R. GROSSOEHNIE VOCATIONAL WOODWORKING: Homeroom Treasurer, 9, 10, 113 Courtesy Committee, 123 Hall Patrol, 10. LEWIS GRUBTILL VOCATIONAL MACHINE SHOP. ETHEL MAE GUFFEY GENERAL: Girls' Glee, 93 Junior Glee, 103 I-Iomeroom President, 9. 1 , Z JI J ' A , .lf f lj! ' t g , M' J 1 ff f ' ' fi I ffl A if f fe A' . ,.,. M 5. f , V , 2 f X Q Music Contest, 123 Brotherhood Program, 11, 123 January Play, 123 at Senior Play, 123 Opera, 123 Talent Show, 123 Lettered Swim, 11, 123 ff T Club, 11, 123 Junior Paper Staffg Red Cross Representative 11 123 Homeroom Officer, 113 Senior Class Name and Motto Commit- tee3 Red Cross Cabinet, 11, 12. DOUGLAS BRUCE HADDEN ENGINEERING: Boys' Glee, 9. DON HAEFKIN NADINE HALE 2 X A . HARRY HANSEN RETAIL SA LES. BEATRICE HANSEN RETAIL SALES: Speakers' Bureau. 9, 10, 11: Delmte, 9, 10, 11, 12: Lettered, 10, 11, 12: Prinur, 9, 10: Sorrelle, 11: Secretary, 11: N, F. L.. 10, 11, 12: Ort-liestra, 9, 10: Lettered, 9, 10: Christmas I'rogrmn, 9, 103 Spring Concert, 9: Stenographic Award, 12: Alternate to Girls' State: HonorVRoll, -I: P. G. P., 2: Red Cross Representative, 10, 11: Red Cross Council, 10: 11: Secretary, 11: Homeroom Rep- resentative, 12: Teen Topper, 12: Scholarship Committee. 12, D. A. R. Contest, 12: N. F. L. District Tourney: First Place Girls' Ex- tempt., 113 Memorial Program, 11. 1 W N HANSON f COLL' ' C ,Pl I J ' ' ' uden 1. 12: Pan American Cluli r :Sider , gs 7 and, 12: Band Concert, 12: :prix f toneert, ono 1, G. ll., 3: Red Cross Repre- seritattivekilff Lilrzary Repr sentutive, 103 lied Cross Cabinet. 11, 123 Coui v Government. County Commissioner, 11: Junior Class Culiinet, 11. BETTY HAR JUNE HARPER tlIfINl'IICAI.: Spring' Concert, S13 Ofilce l'l':1etic'e Awnrd, ll. JOSEPH HARPER t'Ul,Llflt1If1 I'ItI'Il'AItA'l'tJIiY IGNQIINICIGIIING: First Choir, 10, 11, 123 Boys' tilt-e, 9: Music- Festivztl, 10, 11, 12: Cliristnnt:-1 Vespers, 10, 12: IIIIVISIIIIZIS I'rog'r:ln1, 10, 12: Spring Convert, II, 10, 11, 12: Brotlit-rliootl I'I'0f1fl'1lllI, 9, 10, 11, 12: Upern, 123 Ilnitt-II Nations I'I'Il1,L'I'2lIll, 9, 10, 11, 123 I1'notImII, 10, 11: li, Iiuslu-tlrnll, 10, ll: Ii. Ilonor Roll: I'. 42. I',, I. LOUIS HATCH COLLEGE PREPARATOHY: Boys' Glee, 9: Spring Concert, 9: Baseball, 9, 10, 11. I 1 MARLENE HARTLINE MARY RITA HAUSNER GENERAL OFFICE TRAINING: Girls' Glee, 91 Spring Concert, 9 I'. G. I',, 1. EDITH HAWKINS ART: Transferred from Kenmore, New York, Senior Committee. 12: Name and Motto. TOM HAWKINS YOCATIUNAL DRAFTING: Swim, 10: T Club, 10, 11, 12 Treasurer, 12: Homeroom President, 93 Library Representative, 11 HAROLD HAYEK C0l,l.EtiIC I'liEI'ARA'l't1RY: Boys' Glee. 9: Spring Concert, 9 Football, 9, III. BONNIE LOU HEAGLE GENERAL: Pep Club, 9: First Choir, 11, 123 Second Choir, 103 Girls' Glee, 93 Music Festival, 11, 123 Christmas Vespers, 11, 12: Christmas Program, 11, 12: Spring Concert, 10, 11, 123 Brotherhood Program, 10: Opera, 123 United Nations Program, 11: Honor Roll, 23 P. G. P., 15 Homeroom President, 10, 11, Name and Motto Com- mittee, 12. DEAN HEMPHILL VOCATIONAL ELECTRICITY. JACK D. HERZOG VOCATIONAL AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS. GLORIA HEYE GENERAL: Girls' Glee, 10, 113 Spring Concert, 9: Red Cross Rep- resentative, 10. GARY L. HILL RETAIL SELLING: First Choir, 111 Second Choir, 9, 105 Boys' Glee, 95 Music Festival, 93 Christmas Vespers, 113 Christmas Pro- gram, 113 Spring Concert, 93 We March With Faith, 113 United Nation? Prgagram, 11: Junior Paper Staff, 11, Homeroom Vice Pres- ident, , 1. MARY ANN HILL NURSES: Girls' Glee, 93 Music Festival, 10: Spring' Concert, 10. 1 i Xx PN 'J ORLYN HUWE COLLEGE PREPARATORY: Football, 9, 10, 113 Baseball, 10, 11 Basketball, 9, 101 Tech News Paper Staff Ad Man, Homeroom Of ficers, 113 Annual Staff Ad Man. DICK HUTCHISON BAND: Orchestra, 9, Music Festival, 9, 103 Christmas Program, 9 Dance Band, 11, 123 Band Concert, 11, 12, Spring Concert, 11, 12 Talent Show, 125 Honor Roll, 9. ROBERT HOGG VOCATIONAL PRINTING: Student Council, 113 Second Choir, 10 Junior Glee, 93 Football Reserve, 9, 103 Lettered Basketball, 9 Lettered Track, 9, 10, Swim, 105 T Club, 10, 11, 125 Secretary, 113 P. G. P., 105 Homeroom Officer, 9, 11, Senior Pop Committee Tech News, 9, 10, 11, 12. NERISSA HOLLINS NURSING: G. A. A.g Second Choir, Girls' Gleeg Christmas Ves- persg Christmas Programg Spring Concertg Brotherhood Program We March With Faith: Red Cross Representative: Hall Patrol. JOHN HORAK GENERAL MECHANICS: Boys' Glee, 9. 4 ' 0 BJ,-X Gir ' Glee, RICHARD HARSENS MARILYN LEA HORSTMAN 9, 103 Spring Concert, 9, 103 J llll1'llX Plax 2' Opera 12' Tftlent Show 12' P-ipei Staff 11 e by 'gross -S,,BYlIZlt1V9,KI.lI,Hi113'I0I1l6F00l11IOfIh'C6I'S 9 Secretary 68 reasure ' nior Committeesg Class Colors: Prom Coxonition An 5 NJ nuzil .'3 ICluI1s3 Hall Patrol, 9. ' xi DICK HOWELL AL ITALIA BONNIE C. JACOBSON .ilCt'IiI+1 I'AIiIAI.: Girls' Glee, 93 Spring Concort fl Steno ip c xvx iid 123 Office 'omnii l'rzwtice Award, 113 Ilonieroom Secrttux it tie-e, 12. NII1 IIXNIII AI. A BETTYE JAM ISON IIOMEMAKING. MARIE JIPP GENERAL OF!-'ICE TRAINING: Y-Teens, 11, 123 Speakers' Bu- reau, 11, 123 Debate, 11, 123 Lettered, 11, 123 Sophomore Paper Staff, 101 Courtesy Committee, 12. I NOLA DIANNE 9 NSON COLLE' ' 'PA O Y: G. . A., 93 ' eens, 3 Student Co ci 13 lu , 104-11 rcity St t C 1 l, 113 First ' oir, 113 Let red ice ,las 9, 101 M - Fes' l, 11' hrist- ia esper 13 , stma, P ran 13 Spring r , 113 ierho 1, 13i,Janu l 23 , Sem Pixy 122 gsera, , Bal , 123 ted 1 , Progra , 113 ent Show, 123 News Staff, 3 Junior 3- r Sta Class crltary, 10, Hom oom C cer, 9, , 113 Annu Staff ort -3 ll Patrol. 9, 3 C' ,I Cz rl de Mo ' 3 io Senior ron Attendant, 113 So ore nd nior I .. nets. I CHARLES LEE JOHNSON VOCATIONAL. MACHINE SHOP: Boys' Glee, 103 Spring Concert, 103 Paper Staff, 113 Homeroom Officer, 93 Vice President. BOB JOHNSON CULLEIQIG l'lilfIPAIiATUHY: Football: Base-ball3 Basketh1ill3 Senior Class President, 123 Teen Topper, 12. RONALD JOHNSON YUCATIUNAL XVUUIDS1 Boys' Hive, 102 Band, 103 Homeroom Of- Iicer, 103 'l're:1surt-l', JAMES JACOBY Ii'I'. ROBERT S. KENNEDY VOCATIONAL DRAFTING: Homeroom President, 10. JACQUELINE KEOGH GENERAL COURSE. LAVONNE KERR HOMEMAKING: Girls' Glee, 93 Voice Class, Concert, 9. 10, 11, REX KING VOCATIONAL RADIO. CAROLE KIRKMAN COLLEGE PREPARATORY: First Choir, 11, 123 Lettered, 10, 11, 12, Voice Class, 9, 103 Music Festival, 11, 122 Christmas Vespers, 11, 123 Christmas Program, 9, 10, 113 Spring Concert, 9, 10, 11, 12 State Music Contest Ratings, 93 Excellent, 103 Excellent, 11, Superior and Good, 123 Brotherhood Program, 11, 121 January Play, 123 Opera, 123 United Nations Program 11, 12, Talent Show, 11, 12, Sophomore and Junior Paper Staff, Red Cross Representative 9, 11, Homeroom Officer, 9, 10, 11, Annual Staffg Journalism Mee Junior Cabinet, 11. JOHN KNISPEL l v .X .fgS.7,f VERDA JOHNSTON COLLEGE PREPARATORY: Y-Teens, 103 Pan American Club, 10, 11,13 Secretary, 11: Girls' Glee, 9, 103 Spring Concert, 9, 11, P. G. ., 1. VERNON JONES ED KARBOWSKI COLLEGE PREPARATORY: King of Junior-Senior Prom, 12, Boys' Glee, 9. PHILIP KAUS COLLEGE PREPARATORY: First Choir, 11, 123 Second Choir, 103 Boys' Glee, 93 Music Festival, 11, 123 Christmas Vespers, 11, 123 Christmas Program, ,10, 11, 12, Brotherhood Program, 10, 11, Jan- uary Play, 123 Senior Play, 12, United Nations Program, 10, 113 Homeroom Secretary, 93 President, 103 Lettered in Music, 11, 123 Thanksgiving Program, 11, BONNIE KAYSER GWENDOLYN KAYTON GENERAL OFFICE: G. A. A., 10, Y-Teens, 93 Pep Club, 9, 103 Debate, 9, 103 Second Choir, 9, 103 Honor Roll, 33 P. G. P., 23 Homeroom Officer, 9, 113 Perfect Attendance, 9, 10, 11, 123 Spring ' Qi 'X I x tttmv I my TOM KOOPMAN RETAIL SELLING: Honor Roll, 23 Boys' Glcc. 9. GERALDINE JOYCE KOCH GENERAL: Pep Club. 93 First Choir, 123 Music Festival, 123 Christmas Vespers, 123 Christmas Program, 123 Spring Concert, 93 Opera, 123 Honor Roll, 33 P. G. P., 3. JACK KOCHENDERFER JANE MARIE KOHOUT ART: Girls' Glee, 93 Music Festival, 10, 113 Christmas Program, 93 Rand, 9, 10, 11, 123 Lettered, 3 years: Dance Band, 9, 10, 113 Band Concert, 9, 10. ll, 123 Spring Concert, 9, 10, 113 January Play, 123 Senior Play, 123 Opera, 123 Talent Show, 9, 10, 11, 123 Tech News Paper Staff, 111 Homerooni Officers, 11, 123 Senior Commit- tee: Picture Committee3 Annual Staff, 123 Hall Patrol, 10, Junior- Senior Prom Attendant, 113 Miss Tech News, 103 Junior Talent Show: Art Special Award for Work on Lettering, Junior Year. . JACK KOSMACEK t'tlI1I,I'Q'tlIC PliI+lI'AIiATOltY: Band, 9, 10, 11, 123 Band Concert, 9, 10, 113 Talent Show, 11, 123 Dance Band, 11, 123 Dance Band I.t-atler, 12. SHIRLEY KOSTAL Sl'It'Iil'l'l'AIiIAI,: Y-Teens, 93 Ili-Y, 93 Pep Club, 93 Girls' Glec, 103 tlttict- l'rat'tIt't- Award, 113 Honor Roll, tt, DONALD KROLL COLl.IGGlG l'RIGl'AllATORY ICNGINICICRING: Iii-Y, 113 First Choir, I0, 11, 123 Boys' Glee, 93 Voice Class, 123 Music Ft-stival, 10, 11, 123 Cliristmas Vespers, 10, 11, 123 Christmas Program, 10, 11, 123 Spring t'ont'ert, 10. 11, 123 Brotherhood Program, 10, 11, 123 Opera Hass Lead, 123 VVe March VVith Faith, 113 l'nited Nations Pro- gram, 10, 11, 123 Talent Show, 123 Honor Roll, 2 times3 Red Cross Representative, 9, 10. BARRY KUHL COLLEGE 1'R1CPARATORY: First Choir, 11, 123 Second Choir3 Boys' Glee, 93 Voice Class, 123 Music Festival, 11, 123 Christmas Vespers, 11, 123 Christmas Program, 11, 123 Spring Concert, 9, 10, 11, 123 State Music Contest, 123 Brotherhood Program, 11, 123 January Play, 123 Opera, 123 Tenor Lead: VVe March With Faith, 11, 123 United Nations Program, 11, 123 Talent Show, 123 Boys' State, 113 Honor Roll, 23 Paper Staff. 10, 11, 123 Red Cross Rep- resentative. 9, 10, 11, 12: Hoineroom Officers, 9, 10, 113 Senior Committees: Gift: Class Flower3 Red Cross Intercity Council, 10, 11, 123 Vice president: President. FINA LAGUZZA GENERAL OFFICE PRACTICE: G. A. A., 9, 103 Pep Club, 9, 10, 113 Cheerleader, 10, 113 Christmas Program, 10, 11, 123 Spring Concert, 10, 11, 123 Opera, 123 Red Cross Representatives, 9, 10, 113 Officers of Classes, 9: Vice President3 Homeroom Officers. 9, 10, 11. JOANN LAIR RETAIL SALES: Girls' Glee, 9: Music Festival, 93 Spring Con- cert, 93 Library Representative, 9, 103 Hall Patrol, 10. SHIRLEY LANGE SICt'IiICT.XltIAL t'tlLI,l'lGE PREPAHATORY: Prinar Debate Club, 9: Sorrelle llehate Club, 10: Girls' Glee, 9, 103 Spring Concert. 93 Stenographic Award. 11. 123 Office Practice Award, 123 Honor Roll, 63 All 1's, 4: P. G. l',, 43 Gift Ctnnniittee, 12: Junior Red Cross t'abine-t, 11, 12: Red Cross Coniniunity Service Chairman, 113 Red Cross Treasurer, 12. JOYCE LaPAGE Gl'INl'JltAL OFFICIC TRAINING: Orchestra, 9, 10, 113 Christmas Vespers, 103 t'hristnias l'rog:ram. 9. 10: Lettered in Orchestra, 9, 10, 113 Spring Concert, 9, 103 Senior Paper Staff, 123 Asgistgant Treasurer uf Senior t'Iass. 12: lfloniertioni President, 9, 101 At- tendant Junior-Senior Prom, 121 Senior Cabinet. f R K S jk WN LaPAGE G I IRAL C l'E TR ININGZ Girls' Glee, 105 Junior Glee, 95 'airing Concert, Sterfsgraphic Award, 125 Office Practice Award, ..5 Se 'or Paper S , 125 Homeroom Vice President, 95 Home- r QP ' ent, 1 S ,iior Cabinet, 12. DONNA LARSEN BUSINE.S: Girls' Glee, 95 Band, 10, 115 Lettcred, Band Concert, 10, 115 Office Practice Award, 11. FLORENCE MAE LEAR NURSES' PREPARATORY: G. A. A., 95 Y-Teens. 95 Sorrelle De- bate. 9, 10, 115 Girls' Glee, 95 Girls' Choir, 10, 115 Lettered, Christ- mas Program, 10, 115 Spring Concert, 95 Honor Roll, 25 Homeroom Officer, 9, 115 Library Representative, 9, 10, BO B L ESC H VOCATIONAL WOODS. HAZEL DEAN LIDDELL COLLEGE' PREPARATORY: G, A. A., 95 Y-Teens, 9, 10, 115 Sec- retary, 115 Student Council, 105 Assistant Secretary5 Debate, 9, 105 First Choir, 10, 11, 125 Vice President, 115 Secretary, 125 Lettered, 115 Girls' Glee, 95 Voice Class, 105 Music Festival, 11, 125 Christ- mas Vespers, 10, 11, 125 Christmas Program, 9, 10, 11, 125 Spring Concert, 9, 10, 11, 125 Brotherhood Program, 10, 115 January Play, 125 Senior Play, 125 Opera, 125 Ballet, 125 We March With Faith, 115 United Nations Program, 10, 115 Journalism Award, 115 Talent Show, 125 Honor Roll, 45 Paper Staff fTech Newsl, 113 Paper Staff, 10, 115 Homeroom Officers, President, 95 Secretary, 10, 115 Treasurer, 125 Senior Committee Prom Dance Program5 Annual Staffg Campus Cavalcade, 105 Junior-Senior Prom Attendant, 125 Cogide Debate Club, 95 Sorrelle Debate Club, 105 Junior Talent Show. MARGARET LONGMORE SECRETARIAL: Pep Club, 9, 105 Girls' Glee, 105 Stenographic Awards, 125 Office Practice Awards, 115 Honor Roll, 15 Library Representative, 9. DONALD LOVELACE VOCATIONAL ELECTRICITY: Boys' Glee, 95 Reserve Letter in Track5 Red Cross Representative, 12. DONALD LOVELESS VOCATIONAL RADIO: Homeroom Officer, 9. DAVE LUNDBERG ACCOUNTING AND BOOKKEEPING: First Choirg Second Choir. NORMA LUNDGREN ART: Student Council, 105 First Choir, 95 Second Choir, 95 Girls' Glee, 105 Spring Concert, 9, 105 January Play, 125 Art Award, 125 Red Cross Representative, 115 Homeroom Secretary, 9, 105 Picture Committee, 125 Gift Bearer for Junior-Senior Prom, 12. WILLIAM H. LYLES VOCATIONAL AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS: Boys' Glee, 95 Spring Concert, 9. A JOAN LIPP BOOKKEEPING AND ACCOUNTING: Girls' Glee, 9, 105 Spring Concert, 105 Office Practice Award, 125 Honor Roll, 15 P. G. P., 15 Treasurer of Homeroom. 11. , - .ci . in-2 1, 4 W DON MA HALL A K ND MART XVOOIWVVUHKINGZ Built 1 , 11, 123 Hand Coiicert, 10, 11, 123 Basketball, 93 Red Cross epresentativ,e, 9. i..,,i,. .. COLLEGE QE? AT ' Ei I iRING: Boys' State Alter- nate, Honor , 1' ed Crow epresentative: Vice Presidentg Officers of a.s :F Lophom abinetg Senior Colors Commit- tel e, 2. 7 -if MARVIN MASON AL'TOi ' I MECHANICS. BILL MCANDREWS JOHN MCCAUL YOCATIUNAI, VVUKIIIXYUHKINGI Red Cross IiL'1Il'C5ClltZl1IVC, 9, 10. 113 Hoincrooni Officers, 93 Vice President. DONALD E. MAIR RETAIL SALES: Library Representative, 10: Senior Party Com- mittee, 12. SANDRA MATISON COLLEGE' PREPARATORY SECRETARIAL: G. A. A., SI, 101 Y- Teens, 10: Pep Club, 9: Debate, 9, 10, 113 Girls' Glee, 9: Spring Concert, 93 Stenographic Award, 123 Office Practice Award, 11: Honor 9Roll, 13 Red Cross Representatives, 9, 103 Homerooin Of- ficers, . GAIL MANCHESTER VIRGINIA MANGIAM ELI SIGCRETARIAL: Van American Club, 10, 111 Second Choir, 111 Office Practice Certificate, 11: Honor Roll, 13 Honieroom Officer, 113 Library Representative, 10. JOE MARASCO ROBERT MARCLEY 1ll+1NlGItAIi: l+'11tIiMI, r El, ll, Wrestling lvlanager, 123 Picture l'OllllxlIt'f', 12, ww' W LYLE MILHONE JOANN MILLER MARLENE MILLER LIBERAL ARTS QCOLLEGE PREPARATORYJ: Y-Teens. 93 Pan American Club, 113 Girls' Glee, 93 Music Festival, 93 Spring Con- cert, 9. MARVIN MILLER AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS: Boys' Glee, 9. DONNA MILLER GENERAL: Girls' Glee, 93 Spring Concert, 93 Library Representa- tive, 10, 11. ELLEN MILLER LIBERAL ARTS: Pep Club, 9. BILL MCCOY COLLEGE PREPARATORY: First Choir, 10, 11, 123 Second Choir, 103 Music Festival, 10, 11, 12, Christmas Vespers, 10, 11, 123 Christmas Program, 10. 11, 12, Spring Concert, 10, 11. 12, Brother- hood Program, 10, 113 January Play, 122 VVe March With Faith, 113 United Nations Program, 10, 113 Talent Show, 10, 11, 12, Paper Staff, 10, 113 Red Cross Representative. 10, 113 Homeroom Officer, 113 Iaibrary Representative, 11, Organ Assemblies, Mornings, 10, 11, 1-. WILMA JEAN MCCREE ART: Honor Roll, 53 Homeroom Vice President. 93 Secretary, 10, 113 Coronation Committee, 12, Art Award. BILL McDANIEL ELDEN McLAIN VOCATIONAL FOODS: First Choir, 11, 123 Boys' Glee, 103 Music Festival, 123 Christmas Vespers, 11, 12, Christmas Program, 113 Spring Concert, 11, IZQ Brotherhood Program, 11, Opera, 121 Honor Roll, 10, 11. I. if ' JMAUREEN MCMULLEN SE 7 TAQQQL: Pep Ciup, Bi um fri, 12, cheerieaaef, 11, 12, cms' G e, 9, 10,3 anuary P1la.y,f 121 Senior Play,,123'Stenographic Award, ' Office Pra ting Award 12' Libr ry Representative 9 103 Sor- Irelyle Debate .etiurb vice Prbsidenp'an?I. President, 10, 111 12. LOREN MEANS DRAFTING: Honor Roll, 23 Homeroom Treasurer, 103 Stage Crew, 11, 12. 1 DALE MONK JIM MINARDI VUCATIUNALV SHEET METAL: Football, v 11, 10, Tennis, r 93 Stage Crew, 12 MIKE MINARDI VUCATIONAL AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS: Football, 1 ' 9. SHIRLEY MOHRING GIGNERAIJ: Girls' Glee, 93 Junior Glee, 103 Spring Concert, 10. DON MONTGOMERY VQICATILJNAI, All'l'OMOB1LE MECHANICS: Boys' Glee, 93 Spring Concert, 93 Basketball, 93 Track, 103 T Club, 103 Honor Roll, 1. J ERRY MORRIS t'Ul1Ll'IGl'I l'liI'II'AliA'I'OIiY. DON MORGAN GICNIGRAL: Boys' Glee, 93 Tech News, 123 Hornerooin Uflicers, 11, ELAINE MORGAN t'tJl.Ll'lGl'1 l'1-LEPARATORY MUSIC: Girls' Glee, 103 Orchestra, 9, 10, 113 Lettered Music Festival, 10, 11, 123 Christmas Program. 9, l03 Band, 10, 11, 121 Lettered Dance Band, 12, Band Concert, 10, 11, 123 Spring Concert, 10, 11, 123 State Music Contest, 10, 113 January Play, 123 Opera, 12: Talent Show, 11, 123 Alternate to Girls' State: Honor Roll. 53 li G, P., 63 Red Cross Representatives, 93 Officers of Classes, 112 Vice President, 123 Teen of Week, 121 President of SQ Club, City Commissioners' Day at the Court House. VIRGINIA MORTON NURSES' PHEPARATORY: Pep Club, 93 Girls' Glee, 93 Second Choir, 101 Honor Roll, 13 P. G. P., 1. , JEANIE MOSSOR SECRETAHIAL: Y-Teens, 123 Second Choir, 93 Spring Concert, 93 Homeroom President, 11. PATRICIA MOYER NURSES' l'REl'ARATOHY: First Choir, 11, 123 Second Choir, 103 Girls' Glee, 93 Music Festival, 11, 123 Christmas Yespers, 11, 123 Christmas Program, 11, 121 Spring Concert, 9, 10, 11, 121 Brother- hood Program, 11: Opera. 123 VVe March VVith Faith, 113 United Nations Program, 11, 12: Honor Roll, 43 P. G. P., 43 Red Cross Representative, 10, 111 Library Representative, 93 Senior Commitf 166, Courtesy. CHARLOTTE MUMM HOMEMAKING: Girls' Glee, 91 Hall Patrol, 9, 10. , ll' MII Honor Roll, 2: Homeroom Secretary, 103 Library Representative 11: Perfect Attendance, 10, 11. DELORES B. NELSON VOCATIONAL FOODS: Girls' Glee, 9, 10: Voice Class, 11. GERALD NELSON SALES COURSE: Transferred from Central. MARILYN NEUMANN I EIELSON p L ' A - ,. :ISih,e!erI't-'Co ncil, 10. 11, ' 1, 10: B ,-10, r , ech Ne Page Staff, , o r P Staff 03 n To , .9 f 1 aff, 125 rinc lor-Seni ' , 11, -' ROBERT NISLEY VOCATIONAL WOODS: Reserve Letter Tennis, 10, 11: Lettered Tennis, 12: Homeroom Oficer, 9, 10, 11. VICTOR NORBERG COLLEGE PREPARATORY. WALLY NORMAN JOANN NOVAK GENERAL: G. A. A., 93 Pep Club, 9, 10, 11: Cheerleader, Second Team, 10, 11: Girls' Glee, 103 Spring Concert, 10: Senior Commit- tee, 12. f l-IOMEMAKING: Pep Club, 9: Girls' Glee, 9, 10: Spring Concert, 9' , v BILL OELSCHLAGER WOODWORKING: Swim, 10. EDWIN OSTERHAUS VOCATIONAL PRINTING: Band, 10, 11: Lettered, 10, 11: Dance Band, 10: Band Concert, 10, 115 Talent Show, 10, Golf. 103 Jour- iiiilifgu Award, 115 Honor Roll, 9, 10, 11, 12: Tech News Staff, MARY ANNE OWEN OFFICE PRACTICE: Pep Club, 9, 10, 115 Spring Concert, 10: Paper Staff, 12: Homeroom Officer, 11. Z9 'A 1. of C 3' fl Q gfzff Ag! 2 WARREN DYAS NANCY PAGLIARO GENERAL: Girls' Glee, 10, Spring Concert, 10. JOHN PALADINO AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS: Baseball Reserve, 11, Basketball Letter, 11, 123 Homeroom Officer, 9. DOUGLAS PARKER GENERAL: Boys' Glee, 93 Tech News, 11, 123 Library Represen- tative, 9. ALICE PARKER GENERAL: Student Council, 11, 123 Speakers' Bureau, 11, 12, Debate, 10, 11, 12: N. F. C,, 11, 123 First Choir, 10, 11: Lettered, 113 Second Choir, 93 Music Festival, 10, 113 Christmas Vespers, 10, ll: Christmas Program, 10, 11, Spring Concert, 9, 10, 113 State Music Contest, 113 United Nations Program, 10, 113 Girls' State, 113 Supreme Court Lawyer: Honor Roll, Ng P. G. P., 1: Junior Paper Staff, Co-Editorg Red Cross Representative, 93 Treasurer, 113 President, 123 Intercity Red Cross Council, 11, 125 Library Rep- resentative, 10: Sorrelle Debate Club, 113 Junior Class Cabinet, 113 Honor Graduation, ED PARTUSCH VUCATIUNAL AlT l'OlVIOl-Sllllfl MECHANICS. x. ixxfh v WILLIAM PECK ' :I jf 'TM X Alb! 50 DI ,II 6 LOUIS PENDROCK ELIZABETH PETERSEN NURSES' PREPARATORY: G. A. A., 9, 10, 11, 123 Vice President, 123 Numeral, 103 Letter, 113 First State Award, 12: Student Coun- cil, 121 Orchestra, 9, 10, 11, 123 Lettered, Music Festival, 10, 11, 123 Christmas Vespers, 113 Christmas Program, 9, 103 Band Man- ager, 10, 11, 123 Spring Concert, 9, 103 State Music Contest, 10, 11, Opera, 12: United Nations Program, 93 Honor Roll, 43 P. G. P., 2: Junior Paper: Red Cross Representative, 9, Homeroom Officer, 9, Ping Pong Doubles Champion, 12. MARILYN PETERSEN SECRETARIAL AND COLLEGE PREPARATORY: Student Coun- cil, 10, 115 Second Choir, 10: Girls' Glee, 9: Spring Concert, 9, 10: Stenographic Award, 123 Office Practice, 123 Honor Roll, 9: Red Cross Representative, 111 Homeroom Vice President, 93 Library Representative, 10, 11. JACK PETERSON ROLAND PETERSON VOCATIONAL MACHINE SHOP: Boys' Glee, 103 Junior Glee, 9. . J 'ljwdxl Q BARBARA PETERSEN COLLEGE PREPARATORY, NURSING: Pep Club, 93 Second Choir, 103 Girls' Glee, 93 Spring Concert, 9: Tennis, 11, Honor Roll, 33 P, G. P., 43 Paper Staff, 111 Homeroom Officer, 93 Senior Commit- tees, Baccalaureate3 Class Cabinet, 11, Courtesy Committee, 11. JOHN PH ELPS AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS: Reserve Letter3 Basketball 113 Stage .rew,, DONALD POLLREIS PRINTING: Second Choir 111 Spring Concert, 11. THOMAS J. POMO SALES: Boys' Glee, 103 Junior Glee, 101 Voice Class, 103 Football, 123 Manager for Freshmen Team, 103 T Club, 123 Office Practice Award, 123 Homeroom Oficer, 103 Sergeant of Arms, 11. DIANE CAROL POOLE HOMEMAKTNG: Ballet, 113 Manhattan Mixture, 11. ARDYTH GAY POPE SECRETARIAL: Pep Club, 93 Debate, 103 Orchestra Lettered, 10, 113 Band Lettered, 10, 11, Band Concert, 10, 11, Spring Concert, 10, 11, Journalism Award, 113 Stenographic Award, 123 Office Prac- tice, 3 Awards, 11, Honor Roll, 1 time, P. G. P., 13 Tech News Paper Staff, 11, Paper Staff, 11, 123 Red Cross Representative, 11, Tech News Reporter, 93 Hall Patrol, 11. MARY LOU POSTLEWAIT GENERAL: Pep Club, 9, 103 First Choir, 11, 123 Girls' Glee, 9: Music Festival, 11, 123 Christmas Vespers, 123 Christmas Program, 123 Spring Concert, 9, 10, 11, 123 Brotherhood Program, 11, 123 Opera, 12: Homeroom Reporter, 103 Hall Patrol, 10. JOHN POUCHER GENERAL: Boys' Glee, 9. DOROTHY RIBARICH OFFICE TRAINING: Second Choir, 113 Girls' Glee, 93 Junior Glee, 103 Spring Concert, 113 Key Room Attendant, 11Q Office Work, 10. SHIRLEY REED NURSES' PREPARATORY: Speakers' Bureau, 11: Sorrelle Debate Club, 10, 11, Sergeant-at-Arms, 11, First Choir, 11, 123 Second Choir, 9, 103 Girls' Glee, 93 Music Festival, 11, 123 Christmas Ves- pers, 11, 123 Christmas Program, 123 Lettered in Music, 11, Spring Concert, 9-123 Brotherhood Program, 11, Opera, 123 Journalism Award, 113 Honor Roll, 43 P. G. P., 13 Tech News Paper Staff, 11, 123 Co-Editor in Chief, 121 Homeroom Secretary, 93 Vice President, 103 Teen Topper, 123 N. H. S. P. A. Meet, 11, 123 Name and Motto Committee, 123 Annual Staff, 123 Assistant Editor3 Hall Patrol, 103 Homeroom Representative, 123 Senior Cabinet, 123 Debate Squad, 113 Secretary Senior Choir, 121 United Nations Program 113 Tech News Feature Editor, 12. GENE REYNOLDS VOCATIONAL RADIO: Student Council, 93 Baseball, r 9, 10, V 123 Home-room Officer, 93 Library Representative, 10. 1 1 'wry ,. f W, , nf , ' QI ' ffgf ' 2 f ' , f tr I' n X MARY ANN RUSIN SECRETARIAL: Girls' Glee, 9, 103 'Spring Concert, 101 Steno- aphic Award, 123 Hoineroom Officer, 12, DOROTHY RYAN HICNERAL: Y-Teens, 11, First Choir, 9. JOHN RYDBERG ESTH ER SANDBERG GARRY LEE REZAC GENERAL: Spring Concert, 93 Tech News Paper Stuff. 12: Annnnl Staff, 123 Advertising Salesman. MARJORIE REEVES OFFICE TRAINING: G. A. A., 9, 10, 113 Voice Class, 93 Spring Concert, 93 Talent Show, 11, Honor Roll, 13 II. G. P., 23 Red Cross Representatives, 113 Hall Patrol, 10, 11. MONA L. RIDER OFFICE TRAINING: Honierooin Officers, 11, 123 Library Repre- sentative, 11. DARLENE EVELYN RIGG GIGNICIQAI.: Second Choir, 11, Christmas Program, 113 Spring Concert, 11. MARGARET RICH l1tJMIGlV1AKIN41: First Choir, 11, 123 Lettered in Music3 Second Choir, 10, 11, 123 Music Festival, 11, 123 Christnizis Vesper:-:, 11, 123 Christnms Progrznn, 11, 123 Spring' Concert, 10, 11, 123 Brotherhood l'rnp4rzun, 11, 123 Opera, 123 United Nntions I'l'Uf.Z'l'1LIlI, 11, 123 lloine- ruoni UI'Il4-ers, 10. JOHN RICHARDSON R , 2. CENERAL: Y-Teens, 9, 103 Second Choir, 9, 103 Girls' Glee, 9, 101' V 1 MARY A. SEARS NURSES' PREPARATORY: Senior Paper Staff Library Repre- sentative, 11. ADRIAN H. SCHIPPER RIQWFAIL SALES: Voice Class, 93 Christmas Program, 93 Band, 10, 11 1 ' B-intl Concert, 10. 121 Spring Concert, 10, 12. v - 1 1 -J MARY SILLIK SECRETARIAL: Stenographic Award, 123 Office Practice, 12. AGNES SINGLES SALES. LARRY SMITH Stage Crew, 12. SYLVIA SMITH HOMEMAKING: G. A. A., 11, 125 Second Choir, 11, 123 Girls' Glee, 113 Christmas Program, 11, 123 Spring Concert, 11. JIM STAHR VOCATIONAL SHEET METAL. DON STAN ESIC PRINTING. ' JACK SHRAGO FRED SCHROEDER EDWARD SHOBE DARLENE SHUM GENERAL OFFICE TRAINING: Second Choxr 10 GIFIS Glee 9 Sprgng Concert, 93 Office Practice Awards, 11 Honor Roll 5 I G. ., 3. DUANE SH USTER BETTY GILL 5 x JAMES STORM AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS, CHARLES STANFIELD KATHLEEN L. STEELE GENERAL OFFICE TRAINING: Orchestra, 12: Music Festival, 10, 11, 12: Christmas Program, 11: Band, 10, 11, 12: Lettered, 10, 11, 12: Band Concert, 10, 11, 12: Tech News Reporter, 11: Junior Paper Staff, 11: Homeroom Secretary, 9: Library, 9, 10: Hall Patrol, Ill, 11. EUGENE STILES RETAIL SALES: Boys' Glee, 9: Football, Cry 9: Basketball, 9: lied Cross Re-pi'esentntive, 9: Hunieroom Officers, lli, 11. PATRICIA STUREK RONALD STOKES I'UMMI+1'IiClAI,: First Choir, 112: Second Choir, 11: Voive Class, 12: Music Festival, 12: Cliristnias Vespers, 11, 12: Christmas Progrxun, ll, 12: Spring Concert, 11, 12: .Ianuury Play, 12: Opera, 12: Talent Show. 12. ROD STONE CUl.l,I'llll4l l'Ill'Il'Al!A'l'IbIlY: Boys' Glu-, ti: NVi'esilinl-T, IFJ 9,10,1l. .J GERALD STOUDER GENERAL: Pep Club, 11: P. G. P., 1: Cabinet Member, 11. MARY STUBBE GENERAL: Girls' Glee. 9, 10: Spring Concert, 9, 10: Paper Staff tTech Newsy, 11, 12: Circulation Manager: Senior Committee, Baccalaureate: Annual Staff, 12: Sorrelle Debate, 10, 11: N. H, S. P. A., Lincoln, 12: Senior Cabinet, 12, MARLENE SURBER MARY JANE TAYLOR GENERAL: Humeroom Secretary, 10: Library Representative, 10: Hall Patrol, 9, 10. THEODORE TEDESCO LIBERAL ARTS, CULLI-JGE l'REI'ARATORY: Red Cross Repre- sentative, ll. vwg Faith, 9. SAMUEL TURCO COLLEGE PREPARATORY: Boys' Glee, 95 Honor Roll, 45 P. G. P., 41 Red Cross Representative, 95 Homeroom Officer, 93 Presi- dent, 103 Treasurer, Homeroom Treasurer, 123 Senior Cabinet, 12, MARIAN JANE TURNQUIST BARBARA TYLER SECRETARIAL: Speakers' Bureau, 10, 115 Debate, 10, 113 Second Choir, 103 Girls' Glee, 9, 103 Spring Concert, 9, 10: Stenographic Award, 123 Honor Roll, 33 P. G. P., 13 Tech News Paper Staff, 11, 125 Exchange Editor: Homeroom Secretary, 103 Representative of Homeroom, 123 Senior Committee, Baccalaureateg Annual Staff, 123 Head of Senior Sectiong Sorrelle Debate, 10, 115 Sergeant-at-Arms, 113 Senior Cabinet, 123 Journalism Meet, 12. BARBARA TYSON COLLEGE PREPARATORY: Pep Club, 9: Girls' Glee, 10, Spring Concert, 9, 101 Journalism Award, 113 Paper Staff !Tech Newsp, 11, 123 Feature Editor: Annual Staff Secretary, 121 Editor Teen Topper: Hall Patrol, 10, 113 Journalism Meet, 12: Second Semester Tech News Editor, MARY VAN NESS GENERAL OFFICE TRAINING: Student Council, 105 Debate Club, 9, 10, 11, Sophomore Paper Staff: Attendance, 9, 10, 11: President, Homeroom, 11: Senior Color and Flower Committee: Hall Patrol, 10, Sophomore Cabinet, Junior Cabinet: Junior-Senior Prom Floor- show Committee, 11, MIKE VAZZANO SHEET METAL: Football 11, 12: Track, 11: WVrestling, 12, T Club: Hall Patrol, 10. FLOYD TEN NANT MUSIC: First Choir, 11, 12: Second Choir 11 Bois G ee Orchestra, Si, 10, 11,, 12: Music Festival 9 1 11 1 Christmas Verpers. 9, 10, 11, 123 Christmas Program Dance Band, 10, 11, 12, Opera, 123 We March With l-aith 10 Talen Show, 10, 11. DOROTHY TERPENING HOMEMAKING: Girls' Glee, 93 Junioi flee 10 Homeroom cer, 103 Library Representative, 9. ESTHER M. THOMAS BUSINESS, COLLEGE PREPAHATORX Christmas lrogram 11 Senior Play, 11, Stenographie Award, 11 Honor Roll P 13 Perfect Attendance, 11. JO ANN THOMAS GENERAL: First Choir, 103 Second Choir 11 1 firls G1 Music Festival, 12: Christmas Vespers, 1? Christmis Program 17 Spring Concert, 12, Brotherhood Progrim 1 We Nlfuch With PHYLLIS TODARO RETAIL SALES: Spring Concert, Libr nw Pepiesentxtive 10 11 KELLEY J. TUCKER VOCATIONAL FOODS. 7:27, -' ' C , X X f , ,A 'ff My f 1 if! , f f , f X W , ff, ' , jf, . X 5 N 11,, I. f I U7 Q , 4121- I X7 fl V ff ,f ' ' Q -' ' ,,, H f , AQ 7 ' ' , ' is Hui f 1 X , if W! Q w fs, 1 f ' X ' 4114? -f 1 1 X 4 f i , ' ,X 4' H Z 45 r I nr' ARLYSS WELCH SECRETAIUAI.: Speakers' Bureau, llQ Pep Club, 10, 11, 123 De- bate, 10, 11. 1223 N. F. L., 11, 123 First Choir, 11, 123 Sec-ond Choir, 103 Girls' Glee, 93 Music Festival, 113 Christmas Vespers, 123 Christmas Program, ll, Spring Concert, 10, 11, 123 Opera, 123 We March NVith Faith, 10: Office Practice Award, 113 Honor Roll, 6 times: I'. G. P.. 23 Sophomore Paper Staff, 103 Treasurer of Senior Class3 Vice President of Home-room, 103 Hall Patrol, 10: President of Sorrelle Debate, 1lQ Vice President, 103 Lettered in Debateg Music: Pep Squad, MARLENE WEVER RETAIL SALES: G. A. A.. 93 Girls' Glee, 93 Music Festival. 93 Spring Concert, 103 Red Cross Representative, 103 Library, 9. STEPHEN WESTENBURG GENERAL COLLEGE PREPARATORY2 Band, 9, 10, ll, Spring' Concert, 9, 10, VVrestling, 10. MIANA I.. WHITE GENERAL OFFICE PRACTICE: G. A. A., 9 103 First Choir, 10, 11: Second Choir. 103 Girls' Glee, 93 Music Festival, 112 Christmas Vespers, 10, 111 Christmas Program. 10, ll: Spring Concert, 10, 111 Brotherhood Program, 113 VW: March VVith Faith, 111 United Na- tions Prograni, 10. MAISIE A. WHITE SECRI-ITAIQIAL: G, .X. A., 91 Y-Teens. 92 Girls' Glee, 103 Voice Class, 93 lied Cross Representative, 111 Homerooni Officer 9 Library liepresenlaiive. 10: Hall Patrol, 9, 10. MARGARET WHITLEY Y1JCA'I'lUNAl. FUUIVS: G. A. .X,, E43 Y'Teens. 93 I-led Cross Rep- resentative, Il. THEO MARIE VOGEL SECRETARIAL: Pep Club, 9, 103 Girls' Glee, 93 Slenographic Award, 123 I-Iomeroom Secretary. 111 Library I-li-presentaiive, 11. WENDELL WALLACE COLLEGE PREPARATORY, ENGINEERING: Hi-Y, 11, 123 Jour- nalism Award, 111 Tech News Staff, 10, 113 Senior Paper, 12: President of Homeroom, 103 Treasurer, 11. DON WALLEN YGCATIONAL PRINTING: VVr6-slling, Sl, 10. RALPH L. WOLVERTON Gl'INlfZliAI.1 Ivnoiliall, 9, 103 Baseball, 9 SALLY WATKINS GICNERAII: G. A. A., 103 Pep Club, 103 Y-Teens, 10. BESSIE WATSON GIGNICKAIJ: G. A. A., 9-123 Second Choir, Il, 123 Girls' Glue, 9, 103 Voici- Class, III-If: Spring Concert, 10, II3 llibrary Representa- Iivf-, 9. JOE WIESEN 11: President, Library Representative, 10. DUANE WICKARD ARDITH WIIG DOLORES WILDRICK HONIEIVIAKING. JAMES A. WILKE President, 9, 10, LAFAYETTE WILLIAMS WOODVVORKING: Red Cross Representative: Hom eroom Officer SECRETARIAL: Transferred from North, 1950. GENERAL: Boys' Glee, 11: Junior Glee, 12: Spring Concert, 11: Track, r 12, Red Cross Representative, 9, 10, 113 Homerooni PAULINE WINER RETAEL SALES: Girls' Glee, 103 Music Festival, 105 Spring Con- cert, 1 . NATHAN PAUL WINTER MVAW 9 f fx ' 4. K-' f ff 7 4 ' , ,Q , , f gt X , ' e i 6 2 V7.7 , , i 4 W' tt: . J ,f Q- T-4 f -Aw.. '- . f af, f COLLEGE PREPARATORY, ENGINEERING: Senate Debate 9 103 Pan American Club, President, 9: Vice President, 109 Boys: Glee, 93 Football Reserve Letter, 12. MARILYN WINTERSON COLLEGE PREPARATORY AND ART: Honor Roll, 23 P. G. P. 11 Tech News Staff, 113 Red Cross Representative, 9, 10, 11' Homeroom Officer: Art Award. I GEORGE WISE ' MUSIC: Band, 9, 10, 11, 12: Dance Band, 11, 12: Spring Concert I I 10, 11, 123 Talent Show, 11, 12. 3 I I LAWRENCE A. WITTSTRUCK PRINTING: Band, 11, 125 Band Concert, 11, 121 Spring Concert 11, 12: We March With Faith, 9: Red Cross Representative, 10. MARVIN D. WOOSLEY Q SHEET METAL: Second choir, 10: stage Crew, 12 I X, W I M ,PJ ,, I , I , I 1' SENIORS NOT PICTURED CLIFFORD ALEXANDER SAM CAMPISI KENNETH COROCH VOCATIONAL MACHINE SHOP LILLIAN COSTANTINO SECRET.-XRIAL GERALD DAVIS JOHN DOLLY BUZZ DWORAK WARREN DYAS HARVEY EWING JIM FARGHER COLLEGE PREPARATORY SALLY FUSSLEMAN DAVIS GIBSON BETTY JEAN GILL GENERAL OFFICE TRAINING BETH ANN GRASSMAN BOOKKEEPING ANIJ AK't'OlIN'I'ING RICH HARSENS AlI'I'lJIVIOBI LIC IVIIGCHANICS GLEN HAWKINS JEANETTER HILL IIICNICIIA I4 DON HOEFKER SALES DALE HOLM I'IlIN'I'IN1l HERMAN HOLM BETTY HOW IIHMEIVIAKING BOB KLASAN DAVIS KRUPA IVEN MASCHER DEAN IVICGUIRE BOB MERRITHEW JIMMIE MIMS MILTON MOLINE COLLEGE PRIGVARATUIIY, LIBERAL ARTS DALE MARTIN MONK RETAIL SALES KEN PRIDEAUX SHIRLEY SNYDER GENERAL JOHN STEPANEK MACHINE SHUI' ED SWIFT ELECTRICITY DANNY VAN ROY JOE WI ES EN YVOOIJVVORKING JAMES WISE A I I'0MfDI-SI LIC M IGCIIANIFS flections from Tech . . . mf, s ,ff 4 sc. . tiff N Q . ' , , , - as ig cg if-l X. f'f ? f ., 7 1 N--X- . , , ff ip gm, V . 1 1 f QQ v. '-f-if W 15' 1 we 1 1 ' 2 1. ' ,fr 5 s l fwj'H '1 E 5? mi. H? .1 J., f ' five! , A! x , x I i N 'H L.. ' N ' - f ' j'71'r'W': f'v-wff, fel, lr.: 4 1. Q- ifvf.-iinff ff l ' Q -V . ', ' ,.. . 'M f fi ,435 ,g ,. , 1 , wk t.g'.,i,g f '15-7 fr ,y- Q... s 41.5,Qsx.'fg , .V .sf ',f'?z 'T'Wf'Q '1S We , .. -4: M15 J ' '-1 ata-' .A ' Wir, i , , A. x From Commerce To Tech Omaha Technical High School, in one thousand nine hundred and fifty-two, Anno Domini-for most of you that time and place will take on signiiicance, Inevitably, certain memories, certain sensations and emo- tions will become synonymous with that year, that place. Perhaps 1952 will count as a milestone in your life-or it may simply recall a nightmare that was your lirst English test. For some of you the school will always mean the excitement of new worlds to conquer. For others, it has been the focal point of that desire to know. What do you remember? A basketball game? A bit of philosophy from a favorite teach- er? People? Saturday night dances? Maybe for you Tech is all of those things-for you learned that knowledge, and truth, and even wisdom, pop up at the darndest times and in the darndest places. You see, it doesn't matterg it doesn't matter whether you drove an ancient car to school, or walked five blocks to see the senior playg it doesn't matter that you carried papers and the fellow sitting next to you in Social Studies lived across town. The physical aspects don't matter-because you shared an ex- perience, and yet that experience was, in another way, just your own and no one else's. That's why this book, the REFLECTOR of 1952, is only an image of Omaha Technical High School with its 2,200 students and two-block-long campus. If you are one of the lucky ones, you have felt the heartbeat of the real Tech High: you know its prejudices and ideals, the direction of its pattern. You realize that beneath the surface of routine and red tape and protocol, lies greatness. But, as we said, this book can show only that surface, only the image. It cannot reproduce, it can only reflect your school, for even though your life here forms a part of the image, yet the reality is deep within each of you. So all we can hope is that in looking through the 1952 REFLECTOR, you will feel the urge to reach back and beyond the reflection to touch that reality-the reality that is Omaha Technical High School, All for each and each for all, f :W ff - 4. M I ' f . fir-ep..- fam - Q LX WK! WM M M M, But flzc'y'rc great for pressing leaL'0s.' OVQV ,v . 9 f?-E? v ,l !1b-.:n 1 E-Hilti' L L' -1 k '3 X 7159! ' 'f!: .-.211-'mi' J 1 S J L , A 'I ,. - Us .1 , ,aa 4 A' , g,... f W Z W ff Q I f l , Zfncfeacladdmen i4'1'1-si1n1:111 Iif,fi1'Pl'S :ire shnwn hi-Ve in the- official Class photo. Seated fleft to riulill: M1111 ,X1111 Zito. H1-ity Iii-11-k, H:11'l1z11':1 Haiusr-hild, .izxnet Munson, Staind- ing: Iiiwk 'lx2lk4'L'iIi :intl Lluyrl Faris. Freshman Class I'i1-11111411 iiiiuue 2ll'r' iiii- i'1wsl11111111 im111141'o11111 p1'esivh-iils. First Vow flefl to 1'ig'l1U2 Sllifllfb' PUSIGIH REITS' ,xllii Ziio. H.iI'iJLlI'il Guziw. Shirley' Jniies, Mzirgzirei Scolt, Fran Hendricks. Beverib' 1'21lte1'go11, Second row iieft to righlbz Richard Mathis, Rayiiioiid Kyral, Sherry Frohnen. Beverh' Reeves, Geraldine Kausgh, Paul Montello. Gifford Andersoii, Third row deft to rightj: Tom Fuccio, Ray Millef. Jack HHYUIIIOH. Eddle Akey- son, Dean Anderson. Sophomore Class Officers have a smile for the camera as they are pic- tured here Ueft to rightyz Vice-President Bob Rachwitz, Secretary Marilyn Mickel, Treasurer Lou Ann Armer and President Dean Corner. Sophomore Class These 12 sophomores pictured here make up the group of homeroom presi- dents. First row fleft to rightly: Peggy Simpson, Jeanne Allen, Vern Palmer, Betty Auxier, Viola Bziting. Standing fleft to rightyz Kaye Mic-hzileziko, Dick Hollars, Joe Anthony Perry, Frank Rule, LeRoy Freemeyer, Ronnie Hoffman, 'Phyllis Hill. Here are the Junior Class officers, caught by the photographer during an informal gab session. Pictured here Cleft to rightj: Vice-President Gene Radtke, Treasurer Barbara Fahey, Secretary Arlene Hanley and President Dick Renken. Junior Class A smiling group is this one of then Junior Homeroom Presidents. Seated Cleft to rightj: Betty Jisa. Carol Carlson, Ann Nielsen, Jo Bain,'Jackie Paustian and Carolyn Marr. Second row Cleft to ' ' ' S bb. 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',,Vdi Al If V I AA - ,Ar ,fi N X A .- -ff' -fr' A 11 ..'vr.,1'f1Ln QV, Assistant Football C'ozN'li Bob Anderson closes his eyes Tryin: to UIIIHUPSS his Sll'ldiI'0ll colleagues on the sezisoifs outcome. NVith Andy are Fresllmah Coach Neal Mosser, Line Coziccli Dutch White and Head Football Vozivli Ken Kennedy. S x 5 1 Zl fL'f l', A Ilf-url Mzlliugvl' Jack Da for lhe i'2llllf'l'il while llllllflillg' foul- iley grins lmll UfIllilJlllf'lll lu Asraislzml Bob Rachawitz. The 1951 mul Swanson was .Izic'lc's sc-whirl your :is Illllll- I 1 x, Vffff-2447-' f , Z V -444-MQW? f ' , ff ,, M- e k f 7-113:35 1,124 1gf ',f,s,fi,f7-Vffg:', l li uv, , lj - lv , ,, ' I f , , f' X X ' V 4mu-wfnuun l f ,, , f , ,,,4Z:'WfQfflw , wa, ,f Q , lf 1 f A 'ww Wand l , ,fffwfd M-mg 5 ' -J , f I A '. come 011. fellas! Give me N TV AV,,,, , a l1z111d! Bob Rachawltz nys for f, b f z 'f H if ,Mi l 'l All' 0- . -. Ov -. f 'MN 'U - nic uieu ta ying. Tefhb hiidiion , , . equipmem. Here hes slioulder- ,yqffgwe W V , deep in sholllclei' pzicls. fi W - fqf W, 1 Q. ,J 1 3' Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Statistics Against Opponents First Downs Yards Rushing . . Yards Passing ., Total Yards Gained ..,. Penalties .. Passes Attempted . Passes Completed . Passes Intercepted -5- A. Il. 9 49 64 103 40 11 4 2 Cv' North South Benson 12 i 1 93 48 7 124 45 1 217 93 7 15 'i 40 15 11 12 S il 1 0 0 1 544 ,V I 34 Ken Kennedy is pictured he1'e in a familiar pose, giving a chalk talk before a crucial game. Central 3 N3 XG 11N 7: 11 4 2 Prep. I 67 37 104 lo 122 6 0 f S.C 16 'Dao 76 306 25 12 H 4 0 Total 56 673 383 964 180 84 33 5 l Bob Gloden was nzline-rl team captain for the 1951 football season hy his teuniniates. As starting tackle lioh turned in another stellar D0l'f0l'lllZ1lli'P during a rugged season. Husky Bob Brown was one of the p ts in a drab Tech season. Big Bob was chosen to many All-Opponent teams. The 190-pounder gave good account of himself whenever a rival ball-can rier tried his position. ll SeaSon's Record: 'fl 0 wins 6 7 losses 1 tie timing wurld- nralrt l Sports Section OMAHA, NEB., TUESDAY, ocr. so, 1951. 19 3 Prep Scores First Loop Win Over Tech 21-0 Setback Completes lnterclty Rout 7 for Kennedys Team. By Don Lee I Moran put on one of the best one man? joy was anotherkpunting, demonstrations In the embarrassment on the Hilltop league m years' Monday night. Tech managed one challenge. - bl d LGF-ed-1 The Maroons connected with The Joy eonge to ri richs. who guided eiehton Preimlseveralpasses In the ftwrth qua' M 1 lttlfllfw W flfmfwl A ra, , ' Ja .C . an , W I, MZ, 4' wr f First row: Isaiah Davis, Wally Norman, Buzz Dworak, Bob Gloden, John Molezck, Bob Brown, Frank Powell. Second row: Bob Knigge, Jack Housen, Haskell Lee, Andy Halcomb, Bob Sokol, Charles Corbin, Carl Bryant, Lloyd Hunter. Third row: Carl Hinsley, Tom Porno, Les Christensen, Ray Killion, Jack Kokendorfer, John Hogan, Sam Amato, Paul Winters, Jack Howell. Fourth row: Bob Bagley, Fred Wackerhagen, Bert Duffy, Roy Youngren, Charles Parker, Mike Vazzano, Jim Minardi. Fifth row: Coach Ken Kennedy, Larry Bergin, Joe Sapieza, Jack Peterson and .Tack Daley. CBENSON 75 The only bright spot in an otherwise drab and win-less season was Tech's 7-7 tie with the Benson Bunnies early in October. The Maroon tally, the first in three games, came in the third stanza on the kick- off. Scatback Haskell Lee gathered in the ball and razed 97 yards to score. Captain Bob Gloden converted the extra point. ' Benson's only score came from the famed spread-formation on a 26-yard scoot by Jack Brandt. And Brandt also kicked the all-important extra point. That wasn't all the scoring, however. Tech's Charlie Corbin broke through center for a 42-yard gallop only to have the TD called back on an off-side penalty. It was Tech 7, Benson 7. af' we wx 4 f K Y. r 0 l ,x x ,N ., , sf 1 ' A., Q .l t ,NNQQ X1 i W -N10 Af-ww-ww--L XX K ix 5 -l ' Q M X Y XM X A .X . Q 'W N K i Q End Carl Bryant was the glue fingered pass c-utcllel' on Kenna dy's eleven through il dlSl'0lll'llgillL schedule. Curl wus il 1'l12v1-xcl mmm petitm' on delvllsv zu: vwll. ,11 lk Ill lQl ll XX Ill1.k'l' 'Wallin 121.17 First row: Eugene Radtke, Dick Mackie, Toby Freemeyer, George VVliite, Dick Carr, Russel Cook, Jerry Jones, Jim Andrews, Armin Crowe. Second row: Bob Marcley, Dan Pankowske, Jerry Bucsher, Charles Sakory, Hoe Allan, Robert Boss, Bert Gilvray, Ernest Keuara, Rod Murray. Third row: Bill Skogman, Gene Tilton, Joe Gillet, Jack Swanson, Roland Russell, Don Hainter, Willie Barnes, Virgil McBreen. Rex Hill. Fourth row: Bob Anderson, Frank Rule, Herby Davis, Bob Gruhii, Don Maclvlahill, Dean Sorenson. RESERVE UNNERS-UP IN 'Sl Points were precious to Coach Bob Anderson in his initial season as assistant football coach. Ander- son's reserve squad was the team to beat all during the rugged season. But Omaha Benson caught his eleven at a weak moment in the closing game of the year. And the Intei-city League cliampionsliip went to Omaha Central by default by virtue of a 6-0 Benson victory. Standouts for the reserve gridders were Roland Russell, Dick Mackie, Dick Carr, Jim Andrews, Frank Rule, Don Maclvlaliill and Rex Hill. At mid-season Negro scatback Haskell Lee went into varsity togs by virtue of his sterling play on the reserve squad in early games. Anders0n's attack featured screened pass plays and sparkling runs by Mackie, Russell and Lee, unxyl a Iiolioiii row: l'Irm-sl f'll1lIlIiIl'l'S, Shi-lllon Carlson, .lzwk llainillon, Tony Miloni, 111-110 Wevor, Franlc Niziddzllena, Holi liarm-lt, S1-voinl row: Troy Smith, Mi-lvin Aerslin, Ilxirry VVitlmoy, .lc-rry Brown, Hrig'gsfif:ld, Nato Goldstein, 1 limit- lit-liniivi-s, i', Woods, Third row: Sonnii- Iiarnf-tl, VVilli4- l'honI, llivk llinslvy, Iiloyd l+'arris, t'lUlI'll'S floivh, loin liaivis, 421-rry lim-am, llarvi-5' lfziir, .lvromv Ilziiin-npost. l+'ourlh row: l':iulsf-n, Daryl Woods, I,onni1- Ms-lnlosh, limi-s liumzis, Vozii-li Ni-:il Moss:-V, Holi Ilill, Hoy Hl'ilil'lflIl1J,4'I', Andy lm-onlro, l':1ul Mollls-llo. X . gt .- QW Fro h 23-Game Win Streak Snapped Vi One of the longest single team winning strealts ro-aine to an end during the freshman football' sea- son. The frosh gridders, under the tutelage of Neal Mossel' for the past three years, had a 23-gaine victory string snapped hy Omaha North yearlingsf The winning habit stretched all the way back to the days when Dutch White was the frosh mentor. It was Mosser's initial loss since he took up the coaching reins on the gridiron. His record was marred by three ties in this three-year period. The Omaha North win gave the Vikings the lntercity League championship. The game, a hotly Contested classic, was not de- cided until the final gun. Tech came out on the short end of a 7-6 decision. The half ended as the Lil' Maroons pushed Within one yard of North's goal. Injuries were stumbling blocks all season for Ken Kennedy's gridiron charges. Here's an on-the- spot picture of Gordon Dunn just after he sustained a head injury in one of the seasons bruising con- tests. He recovered. X-1,4 f 4 Head Basketball Coach Neal Mosser makes cage talk with his two assistants, Ken Kennedy freshman tutor, and Lloyd Berg, reserve mentor. These three coaches have made lntercity foes take notice of Maroon quintets since Mosser's reign began at Tech three years ago. Kennedy is a Notre Dame grad Mosser matriculated at Purdue and Nebraska, Berg schooled at Montana State and lowa. 1952 BASKETBALL RESULTS Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech North 29 .Prep 43 Central 29 South 29 Benson 43 Lincoln 53 Abe Lincoln 48 Smux Chy Eau 37 Sioux City Central 57 South 46 Coverthneb North 38 Creighton Prep 46 Central 33 Abe Lincoln 52 HasHngs 57 Benson 42 -'mvwf Sanders Gibson Hogan Pendrock Sullivan Cotton File lla Mackie Dunn Paladino 3 v . , ,fi C M . an ' X M xv SM Q11 1 H ., NN ' T, '1 A 1 A X 41' N , 1, f my 2 A , ffgggf f Q , 'A f , ,, ,, j W Z 1 4 ' f v 5 w b TA 'fS'W 'x ' 'X F xg ' , lmfi v' g ' u - V f ,, MA 9 ,, 3 ' K li at 3 5 Q r , S if ways Q xXx xxa QA' N mf , x X xg . Q ig ,Q . v iw fp' X s N S' . , J 5 X, . , X 'fi -N 'x Q , MX mp. 5 Y X N.: 1.i....: , 4 X - 4 I Qi it L,L lv wig ' ,, .J 35 ax Q wr X X Qs fx X X 2 at - XY af X ff 5 E' 1 'Gym -R33 xg Xxx ' 'w XX fish. A -gy? Q Q, gw. ,, N59 X- X 1 1' ff Q 'sn- af ,- 1 V. 'wx ai' .gf N. Play the system, instructs Coach Neal Mosser during a pre- game chalk-talk. The Maroons' rangy pivot men have raised havoc with local opposition during re- cent years and Mosser takes ad- vantage of 'em. Coach Mosser- once high scorer among Indiana college stars-is an enthusiastic perfectionist when it comes to the cage sport. Final Cage Standings luliifiowai Wafleq eonfeaence: CH A M PI ONS fnleacifq feagae: RUNNERS-UP, 1952 Zidjfzicl' '7oufmamenZ'.' RUNNERS-UP, 1952 XJ V lf size had anything to do with being a good manager, Joe Perry would be tops! He's pictured, here with Varsity Manager Jack Dailey. These two boys handled the equip- ment chores during the 1951-1952 season. lf you think they look tired here . . . they areg How would you like to sort 100 socks? ai' 4, ..,4' S waMu+w..t It took u little time uud plenty of work for these two lads to joiu their varsity brotlte-rs ou 'Fe-t'l1's first sqtiud. Up from the second team, .It-rry Parks tlvfth :tutl tlerultl Curuyn proved their uiettle with Lloyd llerg's l'tlSi'l'Yl'S uutl were pro111oted just after lllid-SGZISOII. Cur11yu's vlvvutioit wus u sturtliux out-. but llllH'll :lc-setwvti. Ile tlvvolopod lute i11 tht- ss-usou 211111 sliowecl well during the Sioux City juuket, Jerry. uluatys u uifty ll1'l'fKll'lllt'l', wus the spurk of Ilc'rg's 1'v:-tv1'vos for two svusoiis. Lou Peudrock. a steady eager, did not appear to have the scoring spark, but his rebounding work and timely buckets padded Tech's Held goal totals. Look closely '.1. be's not about to be trampled by the pair of feet near the top of the picture. The shot was taken from Tech's balcony. . 7o,,., .fue-V X J U F36 , , fl ff' f .a,Q9 ,, i X ty-awe: Heres Omaha Tech's Missouri Valley League Champions: Front row tleft to rightjz Jerry Parks, Gordon Dunn, Joe Perry fMgr.J, John Paladino and Dick Mackie. Second row fleft to rightyz Douglas File, Art Sanders, Lou Pendrock, Coach Neal Mosser, John Hogan, Glen Sullivan and Bob Gibson. Missouri Valley Title to Tech Championship honors went to the 1951-1952 Omaha Tech basketball entry in the Missouri Valley League. The Maroons' title bid came during the Iinal year of the circuit's life. Re-scheduling of Omaha teams has forced extinction of the once-powerful Missouri Valley League. Tech's record of six victories against a single set-back was the top cage record against conference foes. Lincoln Central finished second with a 5-1 record. Missouri Valley basketball results included: Tech Omaha Central 29 Tech Omaha South 29 Tech Lincoln Central 53 Tech Sioux City East 37 Tech Sioux City Central 57 Tech Omaha South 46 Tech Omaha Central 33 'Wx Gunn- tinplniu Glen Sullivan 'l'ill'lll!.1 llllllllll'l' Clil, lmlzlvlc jursc-yj vsliuns il clvvisiuii iluring the :il ininnonts ol' the lliird quar- ' - 1 vw- rw lsr uyzunsl llnsiinus ll,LZ0l'S. llie 1-ry wus to no uvuil. Sullivan loulvd out. S stands for Sullivan, Tech's All-intercity bas- ketball selection. And S might signify Glen's scoring punch which found him among the city's top basket-makers. This S could also stand for southpaw. The Maroon's scoring nifty is a left- handed shooter and he caused opponents plenty of grief during the past two seasons. Both the Omaha World-Herald and the Council Bluffs Nonpareil named Glen to the first team. Ball-handling Bob Gibson regis- ters surprise for the photographer during the Hastings trip. The Maroous upset the tough out-state club, 67-57, and Brother Gibson's grasp on the round-ball was a de- ciding factor. No, he's not a flat- head . . . that's the photographers fault! This array of basketballers were runners-up in Intercity League play against Omaha and Council Bluffs reserve teams, First row fleft to rightjz Norman Llstovica, Bob Bass, Haskell Lee, Merle Bolte, John House and Gerald Curnyn. Second row Qleft to rightlz Torn Peterson, Roland Russell, Frank Rule, Jarrett Webb, Herb Hollenbeck, Jerome Davenport. Third row Cleft to rightjz Russell Cook, Rex Hill, Jack Han- sen, Bob Jacobsen, Dean Thorson and Marcus Kennedy. eserve Squad Runners-up in '52 Omaha Tech's Li'l Maroons, coached by Lloyd Berg, missed by a few percentage points of winning their second straight Intercity Second Team League title. The Reserves' 11-3 record in circuit play fell short of Benson's 9-2 record in Iinal standings. The Maroon Reserves played a double round-robin with every team in the loop, losing only to Benson Ctwicel and Central. Sophomore Jack Hansen was named the team's most valuable player by his teammates at the conclusion of the season. Hansen, playing his second year on the reserve squad, received a plaque donated by Coach Berg for his outstanding play. Many fine team performances were sprinkled through the season with one of the high points coming against Abe Lynx on the Tech maples. The Reserves held a usually potent, fast-breaking Lynx quintet to only three baskets in the entire contest and limited the Council Bluffs club to six free tosses in the opening half. Tech won easily, 29-19. Some sort of a record in futility was set during the cage season. Berg's maplemen missed over 200 chances at the charity line in 16 contests! This weakness was one of the direct causes for the team's trio of setbacks, Outstanding players on the 1951-1952 squad included Norman Lastovica, Russell Cook, Jack Han- sen, Donald Russell, Frank Rule, Bob Bass, Tom Peterson and Merle Boite. Over a two-season span Berg's Intercity entry has won 23 contests while losing only four, Z gs ,1f ?' x he S ,IX N1111111111' Svflfcltpll S11l1iv1111-cle-alt Hastings 11 fit 011 these timely leftliauders. He took a backseat to Vtie Sa11111e1's 111111 J111111 H001 ' - ' A ' 51,111 111 the 111113 1lepa1t111e11t. t11o11g11. . . . A s111il s Sllllll C0111-11 1-111511 Beam gives fellow passeligers 011 the Ha t' 0 his 101'1ll9l' pupil. J111'1'y Parks. who netted s Neal Mossez' 1111 the 1'E11111'11 t' k 1' 11JIJL11't-'llllj' 1111s 1111 1111111116111 .,., Lovkei' laughs 11o111i11z1ted 19 l'Ol1l Hastings, Bob Gi11so11 1-ho s his ' '1 e for the troops is what As- s 111gS trip. And he came back iuighty proud of even points. , . . How much for those steaks? asks Coach p 3011 s i11 a11ti11ipatio11, T119 bus driver 111ts for 11114 1'11111111'z1. Assistzmt B1-11111:e1' Sk Ot f 1 111e111w1 111:11'11s 1 Ohllldll ooks for fouls and T1-a 1111 111 ' as Managei' Joe P91-1-y holds as Glen Sullivan veliiig S1'o1'1J1' Clark SW?.i11S011 1111. 1'11g11y 1.1111 1611111111-k 1421 11111-ks the 1'ig'o1'ous play Tech's fine freshman basketball squad is pictured here with their coach, Ken Kennedy. First row, left to right: Manager Jerry Rachwitz, Sidney Smith, Ernest Mackey, Allen Taylor, Paul Montello and Ted Petersen. Second row: Art Breakfield, Gene Wever, Ronnie Croft, Jim Morrison, Don VVohlers, Jack Hamilton, Ron Peterson and Larry Singles. Back row: Coach Kennedy, Robert Hill, Sheldon Carlson, Harold Cook, Marvin Minnis, Dale Mor- ton, Bob Bnozer, Dick Pendroclc and Roy Smith. FROSH CAGERS STRONG, RA GY Under the tutelage of Coach Ken Kennedy, the Tech basketball yearlings gave a good account of themselves during the 1951-1952 cage season. Plenty of height and some good floor play featured the league play. The frosh tied for fourth. Coach Kennedy singled out Artillius Breakfield, Jack Hamilton, Sheldon Carlson, Ernest Mackey and Marvin Minnis as possible varsity material in future years. Breakfield is an eighth grader. He's a good floor man, a driver and a Hue leader, said Kennedy when speaking of Jack Hamilton. Swish! A Tech basket is regis- tered against Fremont and the tally was caught by this unusual shot. But the counter wasn't enough as Fremont upset the Ma- roons, 47-45, in a thriller. Fremont's flashy forward moves in for a close shot as Tech's Lou Pendrock maneuvers to halt the goalward drive. Seniors Pendrock and Sullivan, as well as Junior John Hogan, showed well in this state tournament contest. Coach Neal Mosser mimics a shooter in a half-time session with his charges. Lou Pendrock and Glen Sullivan fbackgroundj watch as Mentor Mosser tries to solve the Fremont attack. lt was the second straight year that the Ti- gers ousted the Omaha Tech tour- ney entry. Mama 5710414 1951 Diamond Entry Wins Eleven Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Tech Benson O HoU'Name5 Boys Town 1 Centrall TJorth 10 Benson 3 Prep 8 Prep 7 hdhlard 1 Central 0 Thomas Jefferson South 5 TWnnnas Jenerson North 12 flfdg' A K! if df , , ,, My if , if I ff-79 J N C fi Vu V 'V' ff fffw rvfljv -Wav! +V. in left' y 5+ fmt! Tech's 1951-1952 swimming team is pictured above. From left to right, first row: Harvey F111 Richard Takechi, Donald Long, Arden Bergquist and Raymond Garcia. 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Left lu right: lilL'll2lI'Ll I-izlrnes 4100-yzlrdj, Hob Glodeu yzxrdh, and Hill 'Tzmfzrley 150-yard and breast stroke- ISO TJ 1 1 I f 1 Here's the 1952 Omaha Tech wrestling squad in full dress. Front row Cleft to rightb: Richard Stauffacher, Dean Corner, Pat Taylor, Jack Dyer, Coach Bob An- derson. Second row Cleft to rightbz Frank Powell, Larry Bredin, Mike Vazzano, Kermit Anderson, Ray Schwerdtfeger. Third row Cleft to rightjz Bob Sokol, Jack Cosgrove, Isaiah Davis, and Bob Brown. Grapplers Runner-Up at orth Invitational Coach Bob Anderson's 1952 wrestling team showed well in the Omaha North Invitational Wrestling Meet as the Maroon matmen finished a fraction of a point behind Omaha South. It was the best wrestling rewand of the year. Close contests featured the North tourney with lntercity Champion South barely nosing out a surprisingly strong Tech entry. Jack Cosgrove, Dean Corner, and Rich Stauffacher won clear-cut championships in this meet. Dean Corner was the only Tech grappler to win state laurels. BOB ANDERSON -....,. M1g,QmQ . 1. , . 1111'11z11'11 S1:111l'l':11'11111' 111111 11111111 C111'11111' w111'11 '1'1J1'11's 11111y stale wres- 11x 1'11z111111i1111s. 1111111 11111111111 11111 112-1111111111 111111111-s w11i111 11112111 w1111 11111 115-1111111111 111111. 1111111 lmys W1-111 l'z11'-111111-11w11y 11111 1-1111114 111' t1111i1' i1:111s 111111 will 1'1'1111'l1 1111X1 511111' 111 1111151111 '1x1'1'11 gl'il111l11l1Q,' 111l1111S, '1'11l'S1' 1I11'1-1- 1111s1111's 1-:11'1'i1-11 1111- S1'11l11l1 1-111111's 111 1111- 111211 l111l'1lll.Q 1111- NVl'l'S1111lj.1' s1-'1s1111 jusl lmsl. M1111 X':1zz:11111 11-I'1, :11111 .1:11'11 l'11sg'1'11V1-, 1'11g111, 11111111-11 1111 1111vi111111- 1'1'1'fl1'11N 11111'1111: 1111- 11151-1113! 1J,'l'21lJlD11ll1.2' S1-:l:41111 .X1111 1111- SQ111111 1:11115 1'111' 111-:1Vyw1-111111 131111 1'!1'11w11, 11111l'?'S 111'1-v1f1111-11 .1111'11 1-1'0111 1111521111111 111s 111'H1, 11111 111 111'111'111111 111115' 1w11 lvsls 11111'i111: 1111- S1-a1s1111. 7 J 1 ' ded! K f 1 4 f I 1x Golf Coach L. A. DETRING f 1 Mr. Detring's 1952 golf team was composed of Ueft to rlghtbz Bill McCauley Jack Dennis and Don Wells. Second row Qleft to rightj: Bernand Doll, Norman Nielson, and Merle Bolte. Only three members of Tech's 1952 tennis entry were present when this team picture was taken. Whitey Paulsen, Jerry Brown and Bob Nisley carried Tech hopes on the court during spring com- petition. . in i ,L W wav, Te-c'h's fe-nmle tennis entry is pictured above. Coached by Miss Luhr, these girls IilY'IiCiD2ltQd zu-tively in court contests this Spring. Back row fleft to rightlz Panline Steinifrer, Mary Vznccznro, Blnrfiurel Deleski, Catherine Gurciullo and Betty Steinlger. nec-ling: Arlem- Hrbek and Hzwlmrzx Petersen. + Spoafd Menwaied and like llfbufc . . . A year of sports has ended. This dynasty of athletes cavorting in their chosen Helds was sprinkled with comebacks, peculiarities, surprise and tragedy. There has been much to remember . . . Recollections of football recall early season despairs, mid-season mediocrities and oc- casional flashes of brilliance in the closing games. Basketball-There are memories. Another successful season was marred only by rough treatment in Lincoln. In the state tournament, against an inspired Fremont team, the three deities of fate, Clotho-, Lachesis and Atropos according to mythology, but in this case Faris, Neff and Donohoue, once again stepped in, and this time their entrance was fatal. The Maroons were tumbled in their second successive state tournament outing. It took fine team play, inspiration and ill luck to do it. Not to be shunned in the memory parade is wrestling, for rnemorics play no favorites. Skillful Maroon matmen won their share of individual honors, but overall strength and dame luck prevented more grappling plums. The swimmers, too, carved a niche in the athletic memories. Competing against the state's Hashiest tankers, the Tech splashers, a bit shy on skill, were long on guts and showed well. Spring, as in other years, brought track. A valiant band of thinclads provided gay memories of warm afternoons and stunning victories. An inch more in the broadjump, a quicker exchange in the relays, and things might have been different. But meets aren't won on might-have-beens. And the guiding light for the cindermen was Dutch White, the perennial molder of tomorrow's men. Slow paced, slightly bent forward, a man who loves boys and athletics, is Dutch White . . . a man with a voice calloused and hardened by years of summoning athletes on the Held. Dutch White will always be remembered as a gray-haired believer in the rock-'em-and-sock-'em', theory who was ever alert for a possible sprinter or a man in the weights, and always surprised to find that this boy or that boy isn't out for track. The annual staff, bound by printing deadlines, was unable to give track any picture coverage. And for this reason the staff members-joined by the many generations of ath- letes who were products of the ole Dutchman-would like to pay tribute to Dutch White by printing this typical pose. . . V. Q , Y , v,4.Z-j,5g,,3Z,.,f A. .,.,, . ffm , I .. .wm- I ff X711 V Wfaf ., fi Humanism Sr 5 ff We 4 , . . ,. .xamw ., 1 N .-.Q , ' f 1- .3.jf , :, , 2- ,:1f1.J 47? 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I -A -1 Tech News ins World-Herald Plaque v 1 Q I-VIJ1111-1' of I nl Illllllill U1111'1-1'.wLl,1f Iliffh hwllrml I rffss ,fl.v.w1'111i1n111 M1-rl11Ii.wl ,l11'r11'11 as 11111 1fnr'r1ii111111l I1-11111, s1'l11m1 jHI1N'l' . . . 1950. lV111111-1' of C'nf11111l1i11 I'1'1'.w 11.w.w1'1'11i1o11 lf'i1rsl PIIlI'I',y .l11'111'r7 111 1-1111'111'i1n111Z 112.1171 .wr-111111Z paprcr fzluss . . . 1952. TVIJ1111-1' nf 01111171111 IV111'Irl-II1'r11lri' M1-rif ,I11'r1-ffl fm' 1,950-1951. HIH1- o11fSf1111fI11111 111.1171 N1-710111 11c'z1'.wp11p1'r . . . lVilIHl'lA of 1111111 G11f1'11'11'11 A11'11rrl,w 11f U11i1'1'1'si1'y of Cjlllllilll J0111'2111l1S111 C'o11f1-rr'111'1' . . 1952. BOB NIELSON FJ U UU 'PU UP U-4 F' FJ 14 BP 'PU l ' 1-4 Z O O O 71 sun lil s A 5589 1'-1'0 U, Q1 l Here's a gay array of Techsters. These are the members of the TECH NEWS staff for the past school year. Seated Cleft to rightyz Bar- bara Tyson, Shirley Reed, Clarence DeYoung, Ed Osterhaus, and Carl Bryant. Standing Qleft to rightjz Mary Stubbe, Don Morgan, Gary Rezac, Bob Nielson, Ken Wohlers, Gordon Dunn, LeRoy Gillotte, Arlyn Cook, Bob Firmature, Douglas Parker and Barbara Tyler. Sports Writers Glen Sullivan and Dick Cassidy were absent when the picture was taken. The latter parted with the staff in January for a sojourn in the Marine Corps. KG- a n , 1 Q22 1 in ,, ,fig Q I, J M lil E W M Sc-Rott 4 -J' . We S I I A. Barbara Tyson 3hlf'leY Reed Lloyd Berg IOZIIIIHINJII Iilqlllfffll wszrlmaf flrff, NHSPA A 1 w X N 'lln Om 111.1 lm'hI1if'ul',l'Iixll SC'll0O1.lfllll4l pilllsml long vuouglm l'l'0lll flli-lil' lllilllj' lllSl,l'lllll8llt,2ll uvtiv- ltlfs In pow for Illis ltlllllllll 1,Ll'0ll15 11if'11l1'c+. llllclclr' Ihv tlll'l-'Vllllll ol' Mr. Rayulollcl King, the 55-lmineve Ianni 1rL1'l1r'1q'-nlml lll svlmul fl0llI'lll'lS,'flPl'l4Ul'lllll1l :nt zltlllvtim- 4111114-Kats and som 1'vp1'm--smut:Hives lo Ilw S w r I 1 1 , T ll H brass Swullmll ul' Tcuh's lmml is mzidmg- up nf: First row fleft to rightji l'w1'g1 lee l,?I'OYr'l', Jzxmz-s Flfflnllls, Hwlxnie lmll, lxfllllllfl VValkup, Dick Hu:scl'xinso1'1, ' 'Il , 'nv zmslx. ls lf'1'isl', Kzxtllluen Steele and John Hofenb . lmlx 'lux rl XX luv ll Ll H11 X Y V ur in-A1'HlIKl Vow 4lM'L nv Viprhtpi Duzml- Hluzek, Slwridzul Swabodzi, Bill Billllik, Gvomfl- NYiL111U1-.J, 4lr'1ll'U6 Bl0l'4'1lll liml 3IUl'l'llY. .Iulm Paulsen Steve X1 CSl6llllUI'g mul lurl Q- , . , '- F- ' ' - ' -- ' ' M U ' rroudlm 'xml Ile-ln la-14 l31'uxx11, llnrll um llvll lo llplllfl, lwlllj NN sflvh. lluwll Pu ff. - A 4 Blxrulv Music Maestro Please! ,f1t , N ...l 1 Tech Band Director Raymond King made his debut here ll outstanding one with entertaining concerts during the ast school year. Formals accentuate this picture of the Tech orchestra. Seated fleft to rightjz Cora Lee Groves, Deanna Westenbury, Judy Davis, Elizabeth Petersen, Sharon Delehoy, Helen Walther and Kathy Steele. Standing Qleft to rightj: Roger Nlicek, Gilbert Katt, Floyd Tennant, Judie Sands, Rod Murray, John Hofferber and Director Raymond King. LA .., N l L lf Q 'C' me f nlkin... The Musical M211'0O11S pictured here are members of Tech's Dance Band. Top picture Cleft to rightj: Marvin Mason, Ron Dall, Jon Paulson, Bill Erickson. Band Leader Jack Kosmacek, Pete Jenkins, Elaine Morgan and Dick Bailey is nearly hidden at the keyboard. Another side view Qpicture belowj pictures Pete Jenkins. Elaine Morgan, George Wise and Dick Bailey in the front row, and Dick Hutchison, Ron Dall, Jon Paulson and Harold Williams in the back row. r ,, ug f K ' f A partial group of Y-Teens is pictured here. First row tleft to rightj: Betty Auxier, Sharon Norris, Nancy Barnum, Sharon Delehoy. Nzint-5' VVrig'lii. Second row fleft to righth: Janice Hall, Helen Rohn. Mary Ynllinnl, Bonnn liosenbzilin, and Jziniee Plat. Third row Cleft to rightjz Mnry Sleilier, Kathleen Svhueit, Bobbie .lo Scott, Jennie Mossor, lit-lin lloliinson, lvourlli row tl:-ft to righiji Beverly Reeves, Mzu'tlm lludley, Uzirol Carlson, Ilezinnzi NVeslz-rherg, Hzii'lmi'zi floshorn, Mary Sue Holding. Fifth row 111-1'l to riglitbi Dorothy Koenig, fllorizt lngrnin. H:nl'ln:li':i lull-Xfllllll, Alln-rtzl Stevenson, Vail MPN:-fil, Irmzi Kelley. 'M X Forming a Y are these members of the Y-Teen Cabinet, Reading from the bottom of the Y, then from left to right: Betty Auxier, Pat McNeil, Reita Robinson, Evelyn Tennant, Sharon Delahoy, Carol Carlson, Nancy Wright, Irma Kelly, Marie Jipp and Sharon Norris. Pictured here are Y-Teens Ofncers, including Helen Rahn, Treasurer, Mary Sue Golding, Secre- tary, Nancy Barnum, President, and Janice Hill, Vice President. Y-Teens The Hi-Y sponsors are pictured here with nine members of the organization. Seated fleft to rightj: Sponsor Richard Bailey, Treasurer Bob Nielson, Secretary John Hofferber, Vice-President and State Gov- ernor Clarence DeYoung, President Dick Corner and Sponsor Melvin Herman, Standing Cleft to rightj: Craig Bradberry, Wendell Wallace, Tom Rye, Ed Pettit and Richard Takechi. Hi-Y Governorship to Tech Techis Hi-Y took part in the annual Youth-in-Govern- ment program sponsored by the Nebraska State Hi-Y. Clarence DeYoung was elected State Governor during the festivities. The schoolis Hi-Y group sponsored and arranged the pre-Lenten services in April. The big social event of the year was the Intercity Hi-Y Coronation Ball held in April at Peony Park. Splash parties and mixers were also sharing in the year's activities under the direction of Mr. Herman and Mr. Bailey. HVII 11114 with llH'IIllH'I'K1 XVt lI'lIlL2 I4-llvr SW4-:ntvrs mul 'IH-vh 'I'-shirts. 'IH-m'h's vlulx ful' zllhle-I1-S Hn- 'I'-Vllllr -is sh: 'Flu-sw lmys m':nl'l'iz-11 mn xxuzxlu wm'1l1-wlmilv pnwmjm-1-ls 1l111'ilu4' Hu- svlu T-Club Ken Kennedy T-Club Sponsor m.,,,N f T-Clubbers purchased an honor roll to pay tribute to former letter- men who are in service with the armed forces. l , M, xx.. Athletic bigwigs get to- gether for coffee and donuts with members of Tech's T- Club in the special club room on first floor. Left to right, Football Coach Ken Kennedy, Athletic Director John DeBoer, Track Coach Dutch White and Vice-Prin- cipal Louis Adolphson. T-Club Party T-Club members Gordon Dunn and Bob Sokol joke at the party for new lettermen who are prospective mem- bers. Gordon plays football and baseball, Bob stars at football and wrestling. T-Clubbers jest at an in- formal party. Seated fleft to rightj: Gordon Dunn Qpartly hiddeny, Glen Sullivan, John Hogan, Dick Mackie, John Palaldino, and Tom Pomo. Standing Qleftto rightjz Dick Corner, Bob Sokol, Bob Gloden fpartly hiddenj, Ker- mit Anderson and Jim Bar- ker. Q1 li '- ' El 1 il ' L. ,ll SQL' ,. will ltilgia gr il Pan American Club l'nili-r lln- sponsorship ol' Miss Bindone. the l'nn Aineriwin Club 1-nrriwl on proiilnhli- rt-lnlionsliips with linlin Aniifi'ieun 1-ounlril-s through projm-is :intl :il-livilivs, Shown ht-re ure liirsl row, li-i'l, to rightpz Joyce llnnson, lleve-rly Mnjors, Mnrlhzi llznlli-y, Nnnwy VVrii.fhl nnil K4-ith Austin. Sm-oml row llefl lo righll: Surat Ann llnrcli-n, .lzinusvon lforell, Saiunllrzt llzirry, .lim liniizipro, :incl llowurcl llzilnillon. 'l'hil'd row lleft lo l'll.Z,'llllI llonnii- Vzizul, .liuly Nxiusolcuilis, l+'ri4-ilzi N2lllSlDlC1llllS, .Iozinnv I'lzLc4elC, Dor- othy Koviiig, :intl Miiry li4'1lSlllll.1'. Fourlli l'0W llc-VL lo righlj: Hairy llonr-limo, f14-r:il1lin1- Sziilir, llvlorl-s llokzinson, :inrl Iiileillw Siinpson, Library Club , i Mr ,If ,5 ti 1 ,, i AU, ' ,F Q l 1, , 5' s b- if ,ij--' , V, Something' new has been added: The Tech library staff organized a Library Club during the second I' Z semester und the reception to the proposal was encouraging. Front row fleft to rightjz Crystal Stroud, HW Hjmfk,-lJiii'leiie Hchriefer, Lucille Simpson, Grace Musa-lier, Gloria Nielsen and Carol Doi. fl . , Hyip Second row llefl to rightbz Mary Sehreiher. Audrey Meyer, .Janet Munson, Jacqueline Howard, Dolores -K 51 Nyhhelin, Josie Mum-oiieiiii, Leona Lonerizzin, Betty XVheeler, John Davis, Donald VVashington, Richard Takechi ir and lion Modlin. Third row llefi to rightlz Glenda Larson, Pat McNeil, Darlene Flatt, James Anderson und Raymond Kyrail, Fourlh row lleft to rightki Mary Tollefson, Dolores Stephenson, Sharon Norris, Nadine Cowan, Mary Brooker, Hairy Gziinlile, Howard Hamilton, Dick Melies, VVil1iani Penn, David Hass, Lawrence Ingram, liivliurd Aeziiiio, .Jim Forsyllie, Jim Vooper, Louis Hyland and Richard Mathis. ,, Here are the Red Cross Homeroom representatives. First row fleft to rightj: M, if Jo Bain, Betty Nemec, Roberta Scott, Joyce Olson, Virginia Dworak, Nancy Barnum, Q Plath, Sharron Devyer, Leona Lonergan, Mary Ann Zito and Peggy Chaddock. Second 2 Bill Gallagher, Barbara Goshorn. Sherry Frohnen, Phyllis Rifkin, Betty Clay, fs -if bara Jean Petersen, Anna Marie Nielsere, Kay Peterson, Maxine Masek, Marilyn Virginia Bohls, Shirley Lange, and Dean Corner. Third row fleft to rightjz Marshall Glover, Jimmie Kappel, Jerry Johnson, Janne Jones, Betty Brown, Mary McCracken, Dunn, Pat Alderman, Janet Sorenson, Dorothy Koenig, Clorita Thompson, Barry rightj: Jim Billingsley, John Hollenback, Dick Stiles, Bill Champion, Raymond Dick Kirkle, Raymond Garcia, Dale Sperry, Richard Bennett, Bob Frisk, Don Foley, Virgil Leo Campisi and Billy Baker. f ,,, -e. H ' ff Q QQ f f ' gy, ,, , ,, f ,.,, Red Cross Members of the Red Cross Cabinet are shown here. Seated fleft to rightl: Barry Nerenberg, Bobby Jo Scott, Nancy Barnum, Joyce Olson, Ginnie Dworak, Betty Nemec, Jo Ann Bain. Standing fleft to rightl: Shirley Lange, Delores Stephenson, Patty Alderman, Barry Kuhl, Judy Naujokaitis, Frieda Naujokaitis and Mary Ann Larsen. Q -. ,Ns 5, -fe The six Red Cross officers are shown here in an informal pose. Left to right: Treasurer Shirley Lange, Pesident Joyce Olson, lntercity President Barry Kuhl, Vice-President Betty Nemec and Sec- retary Patty Alderman. Q tudent Council if , ,f 'i i Q! V if l f l lx UO l I , LJ 1,4 f K kr .vi f Q, Vi p if, J L. 1 bi!! Sluclvnt Vouncil sponsor, Miss Tll0l'UIJ, is shown X , f f X livrc- vlim-vlaiiig on mails-rizil for the student Immi- Qf if lmnk, om- ol' lliv c-uiiiivil miojm-ls. Ilia-la i'cii'iioi', rf A, 7 pm-siili-iii ol' llw vuiiiil-il, is lillilllfl' :lflv:iiil:iu'1- ol' the- U W X zlclvim-1-. Wf . ,X l tit? l The BFAS CBig Folks Around Schoolj are shown here in this Student Council picture. Seated fleft to rightjz Len Jerkens, Al Bergquist, Dick Takechi, Mary Sue Golding, Arlene Hrbek, Betty Black, Betty Dotson, Jeanette Chin. Carol Doi, Elizabeth Petersen. Second row Cleft to righty: Dick Corner, Delores Hokanson, Judy Davis, Kay Kennedy, Delores Stephenson, Craig Bradbury, Shirley Lange. Joyce Smith, Jean Fishback and Edwin Brailey. Third row fleft to rightj: Ron Stadie, Mar- garet Deleski, Clarence DeYoung. Norman Lastovica, Bob Nielson and Bill Tagney. These lusty hands composed the Tech stage crew under the able direction of Mr. Ralph Davis Front row, kneeling tleft to rightjz Dean McGuire, Robert Sanderson, James Schade and Dick Hollars. Second row Cleft to rightbz Jack Phelps, Dick Hearn, Jack Cosgrove, Ray Thomsen, Vic Pottala, Henry Hairis Norman Short, Albert Paulson, Ronald Goff, and Ralph Davis, Stage Manager. On the ladders fleft to iightb Ed Pettit, Bill Anderson, George Peterson, Bill Nilius, Jim Farigher, Larry Smith, and Gabriel Koorey f W , I X Stage Grew ,df KU lf., S KJ fg ll GM far W if D in jf 'E ill , his , 0 WAND X all Fi iiti ,M 4 ff ,fig NXW I lj- ax T- l N of Ralph Davis Stage Crew Director '9V 1 MW ,eevwyvaw-:ooweooeee-we WW , ,.,.f.g.:.::f:.::.f,f , , ,. ,f2Q:f:Q:f1Q:fggf-2Q:Q'Q.f,3:5:2IQI77 1:Q,ftQZf:2Z7ff'f73Zf ,: .-. . j 5 Sb.5??:I:1:f:?:l'I,f IPI. : -.-:l:1:1:I:1:1:? .7:7?1E .. '- 7: 5:717:5:5:i15:f:3:f:3:' .:- .3:3:3:Z.5:i:3:3:3:3:?:':3:5:1,3:-.5 773:5.-13231-I-. 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Hazel Reynolds ac companies while Grace Hyde directs. The choir performed frequently at various school activities including concerts, operettas and musicals. CHORAL CREED If courage, determination, and valor is needed . . . we have itg If ability, talent and ambition is need- ed.. .We have itg If body, soul and mind is needed . . . we have itg For the purpose of the Senior Choir is to sing its best, for the best . . . at its best. These four faculty members pictured above are in charge of Tech's vocal and music departments. Left to right: Etta May Davis, Raymond King, Grace Hyde and Hazel B. Reynolds. M'lle Modistej' Victor Herhert's comic operetta, was presented by the Senior Choir last November. The performance was one of the highlights of the vocal season. Shown here is a scene from the operettzi in which Barry Kuhl gives his vocal interpretation with the other actors providing musical background. This quartet of female debaters picked up all the honors at the Girls' Missouri Valley Debate Tournament this year. The four are pictured here with their championship trophy. Left to right: Arlyss Welch. Marie Jipp, Pat Carlson and Beatrice Hansen. Sorelle Debate Members ing, Seated dall, Barbara Dunn, Carol i i of the Sorrelle Debate Club had a successful season under the sponsorship of Miss Ger- lleft to rightj: Maureen McMullen, Geraldine Safar, Marilyn Newmann, Marilyn Cran- Ford and Arlyss Welch. Standing Cleft to rightj: Beverly Bolte, Karlene Donohoe, Audrey Siford, Kathryn Nosky, Judy Rudge and Delores Hokanson. Pictured here are the members of the NFL. Front row fleft to rightjz Paul Murphy, Roberta Scott, Nancy Barnum, Jo Bain, Betty Nemec and Phil Garey. Second row fleft to rightj: Clarence DeYoung, Ken Bauer, Bill Tagney, Alice Parker, Pat Carlson, Ed Brailey, Dick Lozier and Debate Coach Don Johnson. 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Upper left-Kneeling: Bob Burns, Jean Linder, Stan Bond and Skeezix. Stand- ing: Sam Turco, John Stouder, Helen Walther and Kochenderfer. Top center: Pat Carlson, winner of six Most-and-Best awards. Upper right: Ted Dedesco, Bea Hansen, Pat Carlson and Sam Turco. Center left: Ed Brailey, Maureen McMullen, Louie Hatch, Phil Kaus and Joe Harper. Center: Don Montgomery and Shirley Calif'f, named the Cutest Couple at the Most-and-Best Dance. Center right-Kneeling: Yvonne Golding, Bill McCoy. Second row Qleft to rightj: Bea Hansen, Rita Burns, Phil Kaus, Theo Vogel. Third row Qleft to rightjz Pat Alderman, Jim Gathman, Ted Tedesco, Harold Hayek, Louis Hatch, and Linda Beal. Bottom left: Jack Kochenderfer and Helen Walther pause a moment during festivities at the Junior-Senior Prom. Bottom center: Sam Turco and Pat Carlson drop a few coins into the wishing well at the Most-and-Best. Bottom right--Kneeling: Louis Hatch, Bill McCoy. Back row Cleft to rightjz Dale Monk, Joe Bonnemier, Barbara Becker, Jim Gathman, Ray Marks, Joe Harper and Ed Osterhaus. Buckley Karbowski Named Regal Pair at Prom Pictured here are Carolyn Buckley and Ed Karbowski, the regal choices of their senior classmates for 1952. Eid and Carolyn King and Queen, respectively, were crowned at the Junior-Senior Prom held at the Carter Lake Ballroom on January 11. Senior Sponsor Leora Jane Washburn was in charge 'A' nl' Attendants to king and queen: Bob Nielson Glen Sullivan Dick Corner Sam Turco ul' 'lr of the prom. Beverly Dilly Joyce LaPage Janine Coleman Hazell Liddell Junior Prince: Dick Renken Junior Princess: Carol Hansen Attendants to prince and princess: Paul Kaush Ray Killion Mike Shinrock Bill Tagney Joyce Olson Arlene Hrbek Betty Nemec Jackie Paustian Starlilt ., . . 1952 THE MARDI GRAS-Where anything goes! There's No Business Like Show Busi- ness .................... Entire Company Solo, Phyllis Union I. LOWER BASIN STREET Anchors Aweigh-Dance ................ . , . . .. . . .Virginia Hering, Evelyn Tenant Down-Yonder-Boys' Quartet .........,. Barry Kuhl, Ronnie Stokes, Ken Guthrie, Don Kroll. Five Foot Two-Piano ........ Gilbert Katt Here's That Gal-Monologue..Betty Brown Old Man River-Solo .......,.... Don Kroll Dancers-Bonnie Edwards, Pat Evans, Janell Fiala, Marilyn Horstman, Jane Kohout, Hazel Liddell, Nola Johnson, Marilyn Mickle. Can't Help Lovin' Dat Man--Solo ....... ............................Shirley Seals ll. CLUB D'ORLEANS My Foolish Heart-Acrobat ............. ..................,......Yvonne Golding Domino-Solo ............. Nadine Stewart Adagio-Accordion .......... Elaine Morgan Dancers-Sandra Coppock, Mary Vacario. Magicians ..... Dick Corner, Dwain Eckberg Special-Dance Band. Begin the Beguine--Duet ............... ...............Ruth Goff, Ronnie Stokes Dancing in the Dark-Accordions ....... Elaine Morgan, Norma Slavik, Phyllis Sova. Dancers ....... Carol Kirkman, Dick Corner lll. Street Scene Basin Street Blues-Dance .... Jane Kohout Bonaparte's Retreat-Twirlers ....,.... Shirley Zemunsky, Pauline Carlentine. Sandra Bader, Darlene Dickey, Joan Most, Peggy Simpson, Jeanne Hester, Verla Bean. She's a Lady-Duet ..............,...... . . . .. . . . . .Carol Kirkman, Ronnie Stokes Fun For All-Round Dance ............ . Charlene Kosmacek, Beverly Wead, Vera Lene Brown, Theda Turner, Geraldine Harvey, Joan Vecera, Mary Valliant, Louise Spitler, Irma Kelley, Carol Doi, Rosie Harris, Zeria Harris, Janice Mc- Daniel, Eleanor Blackstock, Frieda Kirk, Pat McNeil. Be My Life's Companion .,.....,..,,.... . .. . . . . . . .Evans Trio--Pat, Francis, Jack Bye, Bye, Blues-Tap Dance ............ ......................Beverly DiGiacomo Undecided-Solo .............. Joan Miller Dancers..Connie Danielson, Verene Netwig Blue Smoke-Solo ............ Hazel Liddell Ballet ..... ................... J ane Kohout Little White Cloud That Cried-Solo .... Beck Parade of the Wooden Soldiers--Organ.. McCoy Mumbo Jumbo-Dancers ............... Bonnie Edwards, Pat Evans, Janell Fiala, Marilyn Horstman, Nola Johnson, Jane Kohout, Hazel Liddell, Marilyn Mickel. GRAND FINALE ........., Entire Company Show Direction ........ .... G race Hyde, Malvin Herman, Raymond King Publicity and Tickets... ................ Ruth Thorup, Student Council Technical Staff ....... Ushers ....,.... .. . ...Ralph Davis, Stage Crew .. . . . . . . . .Student Council Make-Up .... ....,.................,...............,... P at Alderman, Chairman Art Work .... .... J anet Sorenson, David Gibson, Clifford Alexander, The Art Classes Supervisors-Miss Luhr, Mrs. Wentworth Programs ..,. ....... C over Design by Bonnie Edwards Print Shop... ............. Mr. Ritchey, Mr. Ayer Accompanist .. ..., Rosemary Vondracek Round Dance .,...... .....................,...... B urdette Norton Dance Band Members... ........,..... Jack Kosmacek, George Wise, Pete Jenkins, Elaine Morgan, Bill Erickson, Marvin Mason, Ronnie Dall, Jon Paulson, Wayne Hanson, Rodney Murray, Dick Bailey, Harold Williams, Floyd Tennant. , X S X x' SX x X, X X Q QQ X 2 NX X Q Q X X 155 w mi gk VAS xi f 1 7 ff? 1 4 ff, 1 I ' 7 f K aw f .W ' ,V 1 S X Q . ' 'wr X X X13 J Varsity cheerleaders are shown here in a typical pose. Carolyn Buckley is pictured in the front with fleft to rightjz Betty Black, Mary Rosenbalm, Jean Fishback, Florence Goodwin, Maureen Mc- Mullen and Joyce Smith offering support. Here are some members of the Girls' Pep Club waiting for the opening whistle at a Tech basketball game. Under the direction of Mrs. Baurele, the Girls' Pep Club functioned actively at all athletic contests. , l 1 Y fl :- :E 'ljlf , fuk f' , , L J' if if rf Ll Ml i f.,,f.4,f, X, 1 N ,gif ,av NU . f 0 , I, A 6 y ' Q N fa X- .. , - ,, ' , J X 1 ,- , x , I ,ill sy x - ,X X , i J Carolyn Buckley Head Cheerleader up J r X X , . Y , U Pictured here are the second team cheerleaders who supported Tech's reserve ' ft.-Salma during the past year. Left to right: Nellie Falcone, Auldrey Dunn, Shirley Kahler, Carolyn Bouton, Joyce Pollack, Clorida Thompson and Eat, Fleming. ,i.. These six pert misses are the freshman cheerleaders. Kneeling Cleft to rightjz Lucille Sortino, Joan Engstrom and Marilyn Carpenter. Standing fleft to rightj: Janice Path, Donna Rice and Pat Cosgrove. l,lI'Illl'f:'d above is Tec-11's flrzlnxalivs L1l'Ol1IJ in u l'Ul'll1il1 pose. It's unusual 4-nz usually l,l1oy'1'm- busy 1'el1ez11'si11g for 21 Coming play! Sitting flefl to riglnb: l'z,1t l'Ivans, Marilyn 110l'SllIl2lll, liunnim- K2lySl'l'. Opal Bagley. Second row, sitting fleft to ripglltl: Carole Kll'lClllk1ll. Iflazel Lirldoll. Can-olyn llnrlc- ley, Nola Johnson, Bonnie lCdn':n'ds and .lane Kohont, Standing fl:-:ft to 1'igl1t,D: Pal Anrlersnn, Kc-itll Austin. Phil Kaus. Ken Guthrie. Marvin Mason, and Pat Carlson. Featured actors and actresses in the Senior Play, Seventeenth Summer, are shown here rehearsing a scene. Left to right: Pat Carlson, Nola Johnson, Marvin Miller, Maureen McMullen, Phillip Kaus, Hazel Liddell. Ron Stokes and Jane Kohout. Phil Kaus and Nola Johnson shared the leads in the dramatic production of The Little Minister during the two-day run of the school play. Leads in Seventeenth Summer went to Nola Johnson and Ron Stokes. They're centering their conversation on the kewpie doll, which also played a part in the production. The cast of Seventeenth Summer puts on some rehearsal action in preparation for the May 23-24 production. Pictured here Cleft to rightjz Maureen McMullen, Nola Johnson, Ron Stokes, Jane Kohout, Bonnie Edwards, Hazel Liddell, Carol Kirkman, Keith Austin and Marvin Mason. my Bob Nielson and Nancy Barnum were crowned King and Queen of Hearts at the annual Heart Hon on I+'eb1'uary 15. Nancy Vifright leaves the throne after the crowning. Pic- ture is shown in upper left. Henri Hop dancers had a red let- ter night. They are shown here in lower left. 1 nun and Mary Sue Gold- llll. 2 X :nts to the King: :im Queen, xlvp into the Sllrbtllfllll flur- inp: the c-vvxiiviifs festivities. The paxil' is shown in lll7IH'l' right. The King and Queen of Hearts are shown here on their way to the throne during the Heart Hop. Nancy Barnum and Bob Nielsen are the regal pair. Iii f Q X if ff' ,ww Here are the members of the 1952 REFLECTOR Staff, Seated fleft to rightbz Barbara Tyson, Shirley Reed, Mary Stubbe, Barbara Tyler, and Carl Bryant. Second row Cleft to rightjz Pat Evans, Nola Johnson, Marilyn Horstman, Hazel Liddell, and Jane Kohout. Third row fleft to righthz Wayne Morris, Bob Nielson, Gordon Dunn, Arlyn Cook, Gary Rezac, and Ken Wohlers. Annual Staff 5 Lloyd Berg Reflector Adviser Bob Nielson Yearbook Editor f 4,7 k , Za. WN 5' K t y g hm Ah ,,4... K :,, ,T ' I 'Q 'Wg Qt, aft U , 2 'it ,i,.,A,k,, f. ff f, if:if24,,L VV I 53,5 1 ,Y s -we so 8Oo+evmd J 583.5 21515 NO V,lLU L . TI IF Uh I FLD QFAREMICA I f ff K l lllllYt0ll .U-,M ' 1 I 130 WPS! Mvh SWEET, NEW YORK IE, N Y, Certainly worthy of being included among the activities of the past school year are these picture reports of a mid-year robbery at Tech High School. The photograph at the upper left shows pieces of the combination lock, damaged beyond repair. A hand points to the safe handle and fingerprint powder used by investigating officers. A considerable sum of money was taken, but the culprits were later captured. This comic one dollar bill was just one of the many tricks en- joyed by Tech students at a first semester activity number featuring George Jason in a fun-filled hour of mirth, music and magic. Larry Jones moved into the television limelight this year as he was starred on his own Country Store program on KMTV. Larry'S 12:15 show featured request numbers ranging from cowboy ballads to popular song hits. '7fnan.k4Zo.i.. Orent EI1g'I'ZlYlIlg' Company for the C1lg'I'21YlllQ'S, and Mr. Klaurie livans of Orent for his cooperation and aid in planning' the yearbook. XVestern Printing Company for the printing. All lirins who purchased advertising space. Constables Studio. Arnold's Studio. KfCtSCl1IIl6fi5 Camera Company for aid in taking pictures. Calandra Camera Company for aid in taking pictures, Miss Leora Jane VVashburn, Senior Class Sponsor, for her cooperation. Mr. Lloyd Berg, annual adviser. Editor. Boi fwelion Wayne Morris Ken Wohlers 1952 Reflector Photographers Compllments :Q lm-H' . -Y - ' A Of the ' A ', l'.'-,RT D 1 - . PAUL A. WILLSIE COMPANY 'A Q' QS' 2' To the Class of '52 . . . ' Caps and Gowns Whatever your destinatlon . after graduation-business or . 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