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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1960 volume:

R , Xxx! 1 E' 5 . We Lf, 1960 Omaha, The 1960 staff expresses a sincere appreciation to all contributors, supporters, and especially to their advisor for help in producing this year- book. ATE I High School Y. ,W pw nv' M 4 4 as if -fa DEDICATION To our Principal, Mr. Carl B. Palmquist . . . . . . for his guidance and help to all . . for his friendly smile and ready encouragement . . for 10 years of unselfish service, as Principal, to our school, Technical High . . . The 1960 Liongate is dedicated. Graduates of the June Class of 1960, you are enter- ing into a decade that'history may record as the greatest ten years of accomplishment and progress in our world's history. Each one of you with your many and varied talents will make your contribu- tion this period. Approximately one out of two of your age group reached the educational attainment of a high school diploma, There is an old maxim that the longer a boy or girl is kept in school the less likely it is that he or she will be unemployed. This is still true in our Atomic Age because education offers opportun- ity. My request to each one of the members of this class is to keep on leaming because additional edu- cation will insure you of a more rewarding future. Your Principal, Carl B. Palmquist CONTENTS Sensors Actlvltles Sports Class Homerooms Faculty 127 X ' ..... .. ....9 .... . ....47 Clubs and Organizations ...... 63 . ...95 ....lll 5? A-J,,...4 EDITOR IN CHIEF Janlce Slama BUSINESS MANAGER Sandra Chute 2? SPORTS EDITOR Gary Smdelar STAFF SENIOR EDITOR Duane Nielsen '1 MANAGING EDITOR Marlene Prlnz PHOTO EDITOR Don Volenec QI fix CLUB EDITOR Hanneke Hofmann ART 81 LAYOUT EDITOR Tom Turnqulst ADVERTISING MANAGER Ken Haas ASSISTANT EDITORS Ahce Peterson 0 B rbara Stewart Paul Melmgagao Judy Hallgren 6 Chuck Ellls I A 'III I ,K ,QI I, J p I I II, I D I I I I Q I J .I C f ?- ' 7' fl ? 2 I N I IIII 1 I , It 53 Y I 7. -rf I sz- AI 4? ' , I I Y CLUBS PHOTOGRAPHY --vs? ifmilll nnunmmtmu.. 1 lllllli -- -va -- E'kllll!Illlll!lll nmum '7 W , H! Q 'Ti IntrodUCln9 our School -4 v 1 1: ,- Q 1 I. V1 I - 1 I r If 4' ' f K , ff- . ,f f , 1 f ' . I , n , f f , 1 , ,- 7 1 I ,p +, 1 -....,... fp , 1 I' ff rf c ,f raw ff fl.,f ,f ,, ,, I . -:rg M r vw' h , , Ib Vvurkgf ,,-4, fM If X A .A,4..x44. V is if 'X C f s x ,V 6 xx? . QM W if 9' , f if ' M A Z W! L it . 3, , ., 'I 1' ? 4, ' , ' . uiT': lf 1 . 40 iw ' I , . W 2 . . , , ,Q 5 5.3 Mqggkx nt, 4 '1 ,Wax uf . 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Sensor Jlm Boynton PRESIDENT Wlllle Mltchell VICE PRESIDENT Sandro Chute SECRETARY Rose Allender ASSISTANT SECRETARY Lucille Mercer Gfflcers TREASURER 11 BSS? fs QQX Vie just l1.1v11 111 Iiliiiil 111 .1 11.111111 for Llie z1.1111'r! 1 . 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SECOND IKUW: Anna S11undrenk11, Lucille Mercer, Marlene Prim, Barbara Pigman, Irene Chin, Hanneke Hofmann. THIRD ROW: Rose Allender, Dixie Pederson, Ardi1l1 .i0i1I15UI i, Toni Turnquiq, S.mdr:i Chute, Harold Shields. if ' ' 2211 1. .Len -- M I ? 7757: 5:4355 555155 'rn ,,..'2 , 1 '53 FIRST ROW: Judy Brucker, Linda Love, Lillie Beck, Janice Slarna, Marlene Prinz, Irene Chin, Barbara Pigmari, Diane Nielsen. SECOND ROW: I-lanneke Hofmann, Susan Jackson, Pat Lickert, Lorraine Brown, Anna Schund- renko, Myrtle McDonald, Bonnie Baker, Karen Gilliam. THIRD ROW: Gail Fielding, Sandra Little, Ardie John- son, Barbara Larsen, Dixie Pedersen, Lucille Mercer, Lillian Rose. Sandy Chute, Jackie St, Clair. FOURTH ROW: Rose Allender, Cary Rumery, Roger Kern, Jim Boynton, Chuck Jasa, Willie Mitchell, Chuck Ellis,l-Iarold Shields, Toni Turnquist. Senior Cabinet Yvlenibership for Senior Cabinet consisted of a stnall group of 'qolinnteers who wished to represent and serve the class of 1960. Most of the members served previously on similar nnderclass groups. Choosing appropriate names, mottoes, flowers, and colors from which tlze entire class conld make a selection occupied the attention of this body during its early sessions. 'ine forininu of the staff of the senior paper was also accomplished. Committees of all kinds were chosen from the cabinet to help with the Most and Best Dance. Senior Banquet and Senior Picnic, Assemblies, homerooms, and other events in which the whole class partici- pated. Volunteers frotn the class and all the homeroom sponsors contributed their share, however, in order that the sen- ior year of 1950-:SU would run smoothly, Mrs. llerman and Mr, Peace, the two counselors. were never far away when good advice was needed. Mr. Weber also was available with scholarship information. Miss Baldridge sponsored the cabinet. Junior-Senior Prom, Peony Park. ......... March 18 Most and Best Dance, Tech lligh Cafeteria . . . April 22 . as ,913 , V ,Q . li l . , 9.4 J A X One ofthe first projects of the Cabinet was the selection of class mottoes to be voted upon by the class. Recognition Dinner, Tech lligh Cafeteria . . . May 6 Senior Picnic .................. . June 'Z Baccalaureate. Omaha Civic Auditorium . , June 5 Class Day .......,............. . .June 6 Senior Dinner-Dance, Sheraton-lfontenelle , June 6 Commencement, Tech High Auditorium . , ,June T MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Steve Takechi Tom Turnqulst Jlm Boynton Janice Slama IDEAL TECHSTER Steve Takechi Irene Chun Preston Love Janlce Slama BEST PERSONALITY Ron Carlsen Vlrglnla Rablola Joe Watson Allce Peterson HANDSOMEST BOY PRETTIEST GIRL Jlm Boynton Pat Llckert Ron Carlsen Sharon Young MOST POPULAR Jlm Boynton Janlce Slama Preston Love Pat Llckert MOST BASHFUL Tom Harroun Nancy Simon Jack Keown Mary Shonka MOST COURTEOUS Tom Harroun Ardlth Johnsen MOST TALENTED Robert Gulchrlst Gaul Fleldung Howard Cooper Hanneke Hofmann MOST STUDIOUS Steve Takechu Tonl Turnqulst Charles Jasa Dlxle Pedersen MOST MUSICAL Don Volenec Barbara Plgman Don Wlckert Sandra Llttle BEST ATHLETE Preston Love Gall Fleldlng Charlie Skaggs Rose Allender BEST DANCER Jack Connell Llnda Love Howard Taylor Sharon Calfee BEST DRESSER Joe Watson Hanneke Hofmann Jam Boynton Pat Asa BEST GIFT OF GAB Paul Mellngaglo Rose Allender Joe Watson Judy Cook BEST SMILE Ron Carlsen Gall Fleldlng Preston Love Sharon Young MOST ATTRACTIVE HAIR Jlm Boynton Pat Llckert Jerry Manning Gall Fleldung PRETTIEST EYES Don Volenec Beverly Scavso Don Boone Sharon Young CUTEST COUPLE Jlm Boynton Pat Llckert Duck Hodges Tom Turnqulst PEPPIEST Charlie Skaggs Janlce Slama Bruce Bradbury Irene Chun FRIENDLIEST Ron Olson Irene Chun BEST SENSE OF HUMOR Duck Wlnters Llnda Love Preston Love Tom Turnqulst CUTEST Ron Olson Gall Fleldlng Tom Harroun Duane Nielsen BEST DEBATER Jack Porter Barbara Plgman Gene Brauley Jackle St Clalr BEST ARTIST Harold Shields Tom Turnqulst Preston Love Barbara Hlmberger BEST MIXER Ron Carlsen Irene Chun Preston Love Judy Hallgren THE WITTIEST Harold Shields Llnda Love Paul Mellngaglo Janlce Slama ' M . . . . O . . U - Q T . A . . D . Steve Takechi Diane Nielsen E Ron Carlsen Marlene Pfiffl . . . . . T . . - 0 9 . We Are: The Crusoders Our Motto ls Conquering ond Stull to Conquer Our Colors ore Turquoise ond White I 'gy My QHWSNUEHRS Our Flower IS d T nn Closs Button H960 ld Sh 1d 15 : 2 ' 'WW A r Y 2 6 ' ' Q KHJKDJ' Cornotlon Mi to Th p g d ti following section are d d d d' ted to the ec igh ' A t C1 - - - Designed by Haro ie s ROSE ALLENDER Band Concert 2-45 Band 2-45 Play 45 Prom Attend- ant 35 Perfect Attendance 2-45Class Paper 3,45 Class Cabinet 1-45 Cheerleader 3,4, Pep Club 1-45 Red Cross 1-4, V. Pres. 45 G.A.A. 1-4, V. Pres. 3 Sec. 45 Class Officer 1,45 Girls'Basketbal1 1-45 Ten- nis 2-45Synchronized Swim 2-45 Volleyball 1-45 Tumbling 1-45 Dramatics 4,V. Pres. 45 Softball 1-45 Trampoline 1-45 Bowling 2-4. DAVID ANDERSON PAT ASA Cheerleader15 Pep Club 1. PEGCIJO AULT Girls' Glee 1,25 Red Cross 1,25 Prinar Debate 1,25 G.A.A. 15 1.F.C. 15 Swim 1,2,35 Swim Instructor 1,2,3. BONNIE BAKER All-City Music Festival 3,45 Band Concert 2-45 Band 2-45 Class Papers 45 Tech News 45 Liongate Staff 45 Class Cabinet 45 Majorettes 45 State Press Convention 4. JACK BATTAGLIA Swim instructor 3,4. T 'ot 'ig 5,4 .ik is-7. , I x iz or 5 5' 4 'fe' it I g,. 2 42' 3 5 5 1 2 i -fi ,gt ,s I 1, 1 -If , HAROLD ALT GARY APKER Transfer from Benson High School. JANET AUGUSTINE NATHANIEL AVERETT Football 152,35 Hi-Y 1,25 Wrestling 1,2,3,45 Voca- tional Foods 1,4. TOM BARKUS Band 15 Prom Attendant 35 Vocational Printing Co-op 3,4. RICHARD BATTH 1 Homeroom Officer 15 Hi-Y x 45 Safe Teens 4. arf' Q-MQ nd ' 1, a .54 J 555, by is ,D Z r' is -di ,ss fx ,Na FU D.- it 4527 ,M ' 'N' 5 1Y 'v 1 ith-U A KX A 'i Q MIKE BAYER Boys' Glee 15Liongate Staff 45 Ecremmoc Debate 1,25 Swim 2. FLORA BAZER Girls'Glee25 Girls' Choir 35 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Homeroom Officer 15 Red Cross 1,25 Y-Teens 1,25 Safe Teens 3,4. LILLIE BECK Girls' Glee 1,25 Girls' Choir 35 Senior Choir 45 Operetta 45 Spring Concert 35 All-City Music Festival45 Plays 35 Class Paper 45 Senior Cabinet 45 Homeroom Officer 2,35 Pep Club 1,25 G.A.A. 1,25 Drarnatics 35 Prom Attendant 4. HARDIN BENJAMIN Band Concert 2,3,45 Band 2,3,45 Starlift 2. LYNN BENISH Transfer from Benson. CHARLENE BLANK Girls' Glee 25 D.E. Club 3,4. TAMERA BLOWERS Library Club 3,4. JOANNE BOBEK Girls' Glee 1,25 Band Concert 15 Library Club 1,2,35 Safe Teens 1,2,3. ROBERT BOGAR CARL BOISSEREE Senior Choir 25 All-City Music Festival 25 Ten- nis 2,3. GERTRUDE BOLDEN DONALD BOONE Junior Choir 15 Senior Choir 3,45 All-City Music Festival 2,3545 Basketball 45 Boys' Pep Club 25 Track 45 Tumbling 1,25 Baseball 2,3,45 Voca- tional Foods 2,3,4. JIM BOYNTON Junior Choir 25 Senior Choir 45 All -City Music Festival 25 Prom Prince 35 Perfect Attendance 25 Class Cabinet 45 Honor Roll 1,25 Boys' State 35 Class President 45 Prom Candidate 4. BRUCE BRADBURY Band Concert 1,25 Band1,2,35 Perfect Attendance 1,25 Homeroom Officer 15 Class Cabinet 25 Red Cross 1,2,35 Senate Debate 1,25 Boys' Pep Club 35 Hi-Y 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 1,Secretary2,V. Pres. 3,President 45 Dance Band 35 Science Club 1,25 Dramatics 35 Junior Band 1. EUGENE BRAILEY Boys' Glee 15 Junior Choir 25 Senior Choir 3,45 President 45 Operetta 3,45 Spring Concert 2,3,45 All -City Music Festival 2,45 Plays 3,45 Student Commission 15 Class Cabinet 1,25 Basketball Manager 25 Track 3,45 Safe Teens 35 Dramatics 3,4. DONNA BRAND Girls' Glee 15 Y-Teens 2,35 Safe Teens 354. BILL BREMER Plays 2,35 Prom Attendant 35 Class Cabinet 1,35 Class President 35 Student Council 3, lntra-City Representative 35 Red Cross 35 Library Club 35 Senate Debate 35 Boys' Pep Club 25 County Day 35 Safe Teens 3,45 Dramatics 35 District and State Speech Toumament 25 Homecoming Candidate 35 Intra-C ity Library Club Secretary 3. BENNIE BRITT Perfect Attendance 35 Honor Roll 35 Homeroom Officer 35 Track 45 Swim 35 Safe Teens 45 Base- ball 4. JESSIE BROWN Homeroom Officer 1,25 Boys' Pep Club 25 Foot- ball 1,2,35 Track 1,2,3,45 Swim 15 Wrestling 1,2,35 Vocational Foods 1,2,3,4. LINDSEY BROWN Track 35 Wrestling 3. LORRAINE BROWN Girls' Glee 1,25 Class Paper 45 Class Cabinet 45 Student Commission 2,35 Red Cross 1,2,35 Prinar Debate 1,25 Debate Squad 3. ROBERT BROWN Transfer from Benson5 Junior Choir 25 All-City Music Festival 2. JUDY BRUCKER Girls' Glee 25 Girls' Choir 35 Junior Choir 35 Senior Choir 3,45 Operetta 2,3,45 All -City Music Festival 3,45 Class Papers 2,45 Class Cabinet 1,2,45 Honor Roll 1,45 Prinar Debate 1,25 Safe Teens 45 Bowling 2. JO1-IN BRUCKNER i Perfect Attendance 25 Science Club 25 Vocational Electronics 45 Science Projects 3. 3:3 ,lifts QQ 14. 5? WT' . 1...- Nr' -.nv -a w.,f s... 'FVJ4 I -of 35 ff 43 1 id ,ft 5 ff' . VT' ff 5 ,sl TQ 915 T 4- 3: 63 Riff -Q! fff ,I-1' Y ' T-' 5, A I 1 PAUL BUCHANAN Vocatxonal Foods 1 as JIM BUCHHOLZ NANCY BU RGESS LARRY BURTON SHERRY BURTON Glrls' Glee 1 2 Glrls' Chou 3 Jumor Choir 4 Clty Muslc Festlval 4 KAY CALAME All Clty Muslc Festlval 2,3,4, Band Concert 2,3 4 Band 2,3,4, Starlrft 2 Tech News 4 Llongate Staff 4 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4, Coglde Debate 1 Debate Squad 4 Dance Band 3,4 Safe Teens 3 4 NF L 2,3,4, Jun1orBand 2 G1rls' State Alternate 3 Betty Crocker Wmner 4 SHARON CALFEE Glrls' Glee 1 Glrls' Cholr 2, Spnng Concert 3 Perfect Attendance 3 Class Paper 2, Class Cabl net 3 Honor Roll 1 Homeroom Offrcer 2 tu dent Commlsslon 2,3 Cheerleader 1,2,3 C Captam 3 Pep Club 1,2,3 Red Cross 1, , PrmarDebate1 FutureTeachers 3 Safe Teens 2,3 4 MYRON CAMERON sf' Q 'N av' ,pf rf' lg. 17 1 7 i ,fm if jf -sw' 'Bus 'X E? -fm., WU!- wtf' '8- 8 ' JAMES CAMPBELL Red Cross 1 2 Golf 1 2 Track 1,2,3 Swlm 1,2 Wrestlmg 1,2 3, Sclence Club 1,2 Safe Teens 2 3 ,JOHN CANTU RON CARLSEN Boys' Glee 1 Jumor Choxr 2,3 Semor Cholr 4 Operetta 4 All Clty MUSIC Festlval 3 4 Perfect Attendance 3 Football 3 4 Homecommg Pnnce 4 Prom Candrdate 4 JOHN CARPENTER 4- S.: ft ' 1 N 1 S 4 ..,, QA 19 , :L Z H' K C ,Q ,W W. x W A, ,,,,, X 1 1 1 v 4 1 ,V ' if I . . t 1 , All- , -V 1 f l, Q- ,N M , , I - . . . 4 Q 4, in I t , 9 ' ' 9 a .,, M A 9 ' 1 M, . . 1 2 ,. 9 s s C S W... . 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GARY COLE ,ns li, .,-3' ADRON CARROLL Stage Crew 2 3 Wrestling 1,2 DENNIS CARTER Safe Teens 1 MADELYN CAVITTE Transfer from Oswego Kansas Girls' Glee All CILYMHSIC Festival 2 Perfect Attendance Pep Club 1 DARREL CHANEY D E Club 3 4 Vice President 3 Treasurer EDWINA CHANEY Girls' Glee 1 Girls' Choir 2 Starlift 1 2 Plays 4 Class Papers 2 Tech News 4, Homeroorn Of f1cer1,2 3 StudentCommiss1on 1,2 Class Cabi net 1,2, Pep Club 1 2 Red Cross 1 2 3 Library Club 4 Y Teens 1,2 Future Nurses Club 1 2, Future Teachers 1, G AA 1,2,3 IF C 12, Tennis 1,2 3 Swrrn 1,3 Volleyball 1,2 Archery 3,4 Dramatics 4 IRENE CHIN Junior Choir 3 Senior Choir 3,4 Operetta 3 Spring Concert 3, All City Music Festival 3 Class Paper 3 4 Tech News 4, Liongate Staff 4 Class Cabinet 3,4 Homeroom Officer 1,2 3 Stu dent Commission 2 3 Student Council 4 Cheer leader1,2,3,4 Captam 1 Pep Club 1,2,3 4 Red Cross 3, Prmar Debate 1 Class Treasurer 3 Safe Teens 3,4 Prom Candidate 3,4 Teen of the Week 4 Homecoming Candidate 4 SANDRA CHUTE Transfer from Oregon 2 Class Papers 3,4, Tech News, Lrongate Staff Busrness Manager, 4, Class Cabinet 3,4 Honor Roll 1,2 3 4 Student Coun c1l4 Pep Club 4, Y Teens 2,3,4 Vice President 3 President 4, Class Secretary 3,4 County Day 3 Safe Teens 3 4 Dramatics 4 National Press Conference 4, Heart Hop Attendant 3 Heart Hop Queen 4 Homecoming Attendant 4 Intra City Student Council 4 Prom Attendant 4 CAROL CLARK 316- ' CAROL COMSTOCK ' 48 GS Girls' Glee 2- Junior Choir 3' Senior Choir 4- V Operetta4' Spring Concert 2 3 4- All-City Music 1 'V -,X Festival 3 4- Pep Club 4. . 1 1-' V I :'4-f,,1. a.,..-of V N, , JACK CONNELL Plays 3,43 Student Council 49 Stage Crew 2,3,4Q Hi-Y 49 Dramatics 3,49 Treasurer 49 Baseball 49 Home- coming Candidate 49 Heart Hop Candidate 4. JUDY COOK Girls' Glee 1,23 Girls' Choir 29 Junior Choir 39 Spring Concert 39 All-City Music Festival 39 Class Papers 29 I-Iomeroom Officer 19 Class Cabinet 19 Red Cross 1,29 Prom Attendant 4. HOWARD COOPER Prom Attendant 3g Boys' State 39 T Club 3,49 Track 39 Swim 1,2,3,4. BONNIE CRAWFORD Girls' Glee 1,29 Junior Choir 39 Senior Choir 49 Spring Concert 2,3,49 All-City Music Festival 3,49 Future Nurses 1,29 G.A.A. 1,29 Tennis 19 Archery 1. 1 ' . 'R .Q pie 1' M- 1. 11 ,,, lg- 'll I ' ' Vtfkil' L Ml' 1, . Y fd' N' I ,NA 1 a IU' Q .sq I' ..- PATRICIA DEAN Girls' Glee 19 Honor Roll 19 Y-Teens 29 Vocational Foods 3,4. DALE DEITERING JACQUELINE DEYO DOUGLAS DIXSON All-City Music Festival 49 Band Concert 2,3,49 Band 2,3,49 Library Club 1,2,3,49 Hi -Y 49 Dance Band 3,45 Science Club 29 Safe Teens 3,43 Junior Band 1. . 45 ' , li I '25 , N, 9 ' N. 94 ' 2, S. Tlfiff i DEAN CULVER Boys' Glee 1. RON DAI-ILGREN Boys'Glee 19 Ecremmoc Debate 19 Stage Crew 4 KEITH DAVIS Perfect Attendance 3. RONALD DAVISON ' f , f? 1 '- 95' 155 .s. 95 sf., 'V' Q 'ffl lair 1 .j g' vu 'H '14 rl shi uf? -1- V 3 gf . gag ea?-3 '2 P: ' eg' . , i fe-ff. 1 -ui ,Y . ,. A . f ' Q.: 9 ,ffl-' I 39:1 s ' 1k'?!'.. 4 -. 4.' GERALD DUELING ROBERT DYER Transfer from North? Art Club2,39 Stage Crew 3. PAUL EARHART All-CityMusic Festival 2,3,49 Band Concert 1,2,3,49 Band 1,2,3,4g Library Club 1,2,3,49 Science Club 19 Safe Teens 4. SHARON EARNEST Girls' Clee lg Red Cross 19 Safe Teens 4. fix qi T-.X ? 6 9 -7' ' .11 '17 'ix Q wi .-,, JO ANN DOLINSKY Prom Princess 3. MARY ANN DORF Class Cabinets 3,45 Honor Roll 2,3,4Q I.F.C. 2,3,49 Secretary 39 President 49 Science Club 29 Home- coming candidate 4. JOHN DOVE Stage Crew 1,3949 Vocational Foods 2. DEE DRUCKER Spring Concert 2,3,49 All -CityMusic Festival 29 Band Concert 2 93,49 Band 1 ,2,3,49 Starlift 29 Homeroom Of- ficer 19 Future Nurses Club 1,2,39 Secretary 29 Vice President 39 Science Club 29 Safe Teens 3,49 Dra- matics 49 Junior Band 19 Majorette 4. mf - v 1 A 3 , Q Q .ev ,H nm - 0- - . ff ei. ' V. I ' 5 .. - KM . ' 9746 1' it ., . - , . 6,.- 9 JAMES EDWARDS Boys' Glee 19 Homeroom officer 39 T Club 49 Boys' Pep Club 29 Track 39 Swim 1,3,49 Hi -Y 19 Baseball 1. CHUCK ELLIS Transfer from North9 Tech News 4s Class Cabinet 49 Homeroom officer 39 Hi-Y 49 Baseball 3. LARRY ELLISON Plays 49 Perfect Attendance 3,49 Honor Roll 1,2,39 Student Commission 39Class Cabinet 29 Debate Squad 2,43 Science Club 29 Safe Teens 3,49 Dramatic 49 Scholastic Award 29 Senate Debate Honor Society 3. ROSEMARY ETHEN Pep Club 19 D. E. Club 3,49 President 49 Class Cabinet 2. -kg :fb A X wr A W 'S 15 if -Rm JACK EVANS HARRY FIELDING Perfect Attendance 2,33 Football Student Manager 2. LARRY FAGAN DON FLEMING Class Papers 35 Class Cabinet 35 Homeroom Officer 2- Safe Teens 3,4. DOUGLAS FALCONER Perfect Attendance 1,2 l-lomeroom Offrcer 1 ClassCab1net1 2 RedCross 1 Baseball 1 SANDRA FLORENCE Jumor Chou 3 Semor Chou 4 All Clt Musrc Festlval 3 Homeroom Ofixcer 1 2 Student Comm1ss1on 2 3 WALTER FELLERS ROY FOWLER I-lomeroom Offlcer 1, Boys' Pep Club 2 BERTHA FERGUSON Pep Club 1,2 3 D E c1ub3,4 G A A 1 RICHARD FRITSCH GAIL FIELDINC Plays 3 4 Prom Attendant 3 Class Cabmet , Student Councll 3 4 G A A 1 4 Pres Glrls Basketball 3,4 Tenms 3 4 Synchronlzed Swlm 14 Volleyball 1 4 Tumblmg 1 4 Dramatlcs 3 4 Trampolme 1 4 I-lomecom1ngCand1date4 PromCand1 date 4 BOYD GALLOWAY T Club2,3,4 Golf2 3 Track 3 4 .pu K' ,J 6? '73 in XM 'V 4' gf 8, Jagjl F R 1'3 is 1' A if ,A IO Red Cross 1. SUSAN GATES Homeroom officer 1,2 ,35 Student Council 15 XY! . xX - 7- ' 5 DON GILSTAD Safe Teens 3,4. BERNARD GIBB MICHAEL GOVAN Transfer from Central5 Wrestling 1,25 R.O.T.C. Prom Attendant5 Football 1,25 Track 1,2,45 Stage Crew 45 Vocational r - Foods 3. KAREN GILLIAM Class Papers 35TechNews 45 Editor-in-Chief 45 Liongate Staff 45 Class Cabinet 2,3,45 Homeroom Officer 1,25 Pep Club 1,2,35 Red Cross 1,25 Y-Teens 35 Swim 1,2,3. NATHANIEI. GOODWIN Hz.. 'LBP' Boys' Glee 15 Junior Choir 2,35 All-City Music Festival 2,35 Homeroom officer 35 T Club45 Basketball 1,2,3,45Boys' Pep Club 25 Track 3,45 Liongate Staff 4. SHIRLEY GILLIOTTE Girls' Choir 25 Junior Choir 25 Senior Choir 3,45 Operetta 3,45 Spring Concert2,3,45 All- CityMusic Festival 3,45Tech News 35 Honor Roll 35 Y-Teens 25 Safe Teens 35 D.A.R. Essay Contest 4. BRUNETTE GRAVES Perfect Attendance 25 Red Cross 1 ,2,35 Swim 1 ,2 ,35 G.A.A. 1 ,2 ,3,45 Volleyball 1 ,2 ,35 Dramatics 4. Boys' Glee 35 Senior Choir 45 Operetta 45 All-City Music Festival 45 Starlift 25 Lion- ate Staff 4' Homeroom Officer 15 Senate Boys' Glee 15 Homeroom officer 35 T Club 3,45Basketball 1,2,35 Boys' Pep Club Secre- tary 25 Football 1,2,3,45 Track 2,3,45 Base- ball 15All -State, All-City Football 4. 5' 4 ROBERT GILCHRIST A g 1 ' g 'v Debate 35 Science Club 3. 5 ,N 5 RODNEY GRAY X- CLIFTON GILREATH Swim 25 Wrestling 35 Safe Teens 4. VERNEDIA GRIFFIN 25 if sl? .vi-I vs 5+ P5 ,Q 5 - If fl' .1 'Nav I .,,,.. Wfi 5 ., '57 , 03- 44' P ' ,-I ,, 'll 4' 1 KEN HAAS Sen1or Cho1r 3 4 Operetta 4 Sprmg Concert 3 All C1ty Mus1c Fest1val2 4 Prom Attendant 3,4 Tech News 3,4 L1ongate Staff 4 Student Councll 1 4 T Club 2 4 Golf2 4 Safe Teens 2 4 Delegate to State Student Counc 11 Con ventlon Coach ASSISIHUCS 3,4 '2f SANDRA HAMILTON G1r1s'Glee 2, Band 1 Honor Ro 1 dbx 1' SHARON HARRISON Perfect Attendancel D E Club 3 4 Secretary 4 RICHARD HALCOMB Boys' Glee 1 Honor Roll 3 TClub 2,3 4 Basketball 2 Boys'PepClub2,3 Foot ball 2 3 Track 1,2,3 4 Vocat1onal Foods 2,3 4 bc-f FRANK HANEY D E Club4 Safe Teens 3 MARY ANN HARROUN Jun1orCho1r3 Spr1ngCon cert 3 All C1ty MUSIC Festwal 3 Tech News 3 4 L1ongate Staff 4 Class Cablnet 2 3 Homeroom Offlcer 3 Pep Club 2 3 Red Cross 1 3 Safe Teens 3, JUDY HALLGREN Sen1orCho1r 2 4 Operetta 3,4 Spnng Concert 1 4 All Clty Muslc Festlval 2 4 Prom Attendant 3 Tech News 34 Lzongate Staff4 SafeTeer1s 4 State PressConference 3,4 Prom Attendant 4 fits? f'N?x 4- DONALD HALSEY WGS 'Ph-Q. JIM HANSEN TIMOTHY HARRIS Perfect Attendance 1 3 Honor Roll 3 Lxbrary Club 2 3 Boys' Pep ClubTreas urer 2 26 fx ! v TOM HARROUN Sen1orCho1r3 Operetta 3 T Club 4, BasketballMana ger 4 Football 1,2 3 4 Trackl H1 Y 1,3 4 Base ball 3 Prom Attendant 4 af 5 ROBERT HASCH Homeroom Off1cer 3 Sw1m 1 4 'ik B at M 9 c J, I A We l 4 I W, . ff! N y evil' , f .' ' , ' V ' 1 s s ' 1 ' - s ' 9 9 - 5 , 9 9 Q ' h- 5 ' I ' - 3 5 9 ' ' 3 1 A, , s , 5 - 9 I 9 S . Q 1 ' 1 S ' - 5 9 9 - 5 - 9 S - 5 ' , . . Q? V . QI 1 I , 'T' .1 7 in na, I A Sl gllQ,f , A ' ' 9 - - s - 4 , 9 ll ,2. 5 1 1 ' ,A I 7 N 1 , ' Q A , A A 4 A, 1 ' 3 ' 1- . , N r 1 I . . s 5' 1 , ' ,, !7 I 9 Q - ' ' 9 ' ' .- ' ' 5 s D ' , 9 ' s - ' - 1 - I Q , Q 1 I y 9 1 ' Q S ' 1 S ' ' , 5 S - . S 1 1 , 9 4. 26 MARILYN HEIDE Girls' Glee 15 Perfect At- tendance 1,2,35Tech News 45 Class Cabinet 1,2,35 Homeroom Officer 1,2,35 Pep Club 1,25 Safe Teens 3,4. in ROBERT HINZIE Homeroom Officer 1. if we :- ROGER HERING Junior Choir 1,25 Senior Choir 45 Operetta 45 All- City Music Festival 2,45 Basketball 25 County Day 3, 1.F.C. 3,45 vice Presi- dent 45 Safe Teens 2,3545 Baseball 2. 5, Q' A l A 'Qi' ,,x1 sf , ' x cf, rf, 'Vs ,f lf. ELIZABETH HOBSON Girls' Glee 25 Girls' Choir 35 Senior Choir 45 Spring Concert 2,35 Operetta 45 All-City Music Festival 45 PrinarDebate 15 G.A.A. 15 Prom Alternate 35 Prom Attendant 4. :iq CATHERINE HILL Girls' Glee 2. fi .Q quit RICHARD HODGES Prom Attendant 3,45 Honor Roll 2,35 Senate Debate 35 T Club 3,45 Basketball 25 County Day 35 Football 1 ,2 , 3,45 Safe Teens 3,45 Base- ball 2,3,45 Teen of the Week 4. Q Q 0 ,IA 'fu in .NS ,l BARBARA HIMBERGER Girls'Glee lg Junior Choir 25 Senior Choir 2,3,45 Operetta 2,3,45 Spring Concert 2,3,45 All-City Music Festival 253,45 Prom Attendant 35 Class Cabinet 1,35 Homeroom Officer 15 Student Commission 25 PepClub 15 County Day 35 Volleyball 15 Tumbling 1. ZS' I-IANNEKE HOFMANN Senior Choir 2-45 Operetta 2-45 Prom Attendant 35 Tech News Editor 45 Lion- gate Club Editor 45 Student Council 1-45 Cheerleader 1-45 Captain 35 Student Council Paper Co -Editor 35 Homecoming Candidate 25 Teen-of-theWeek 35 Class Cabinets 1-45 Prom At- tendant 4. flsy F- 53 Q f N V, x l. ROBERT HOLLENBACK LUCIUS HOLLINS Basketball 15 Baseball 1. Homeroom officer I. BILL HORNE KAREN HOWARD -f 1-1' . 3' 5- if 43.1 0 Q Q .A A-s Q ' 1 ' , A 4 '- 1-,...-J -'Q' Q 5 br 109 , Q, . ,, :QM sf K . 43 in fl SANDRA JACKSON Senior Choir 43 Operetta 43 Spring Concert 43 All- City Music Festival 43 Swim 43 Girls' Ensemble 4. CHARLES JASA Prom Attendant 3,43 Class Cabinet 43 Honor Roll 3,43 Boys' State 33 Student Council 43 Ecremmoc Debate 13 T Club 33 Class Sgt. -At-Arms 43 Tennis if Avg' ,. ,I X , mi: 1: ff ,,,ffq -r-3. ' s. 4 Ja. W 3. CHQ. 5 5 A V -Q., JACK HUNTER Basketball 13 Track 1,43 EUGENE INGALISE Q 4 f,,x 5 Mug, fix i f, 3 W f ,, ,, 1,2 3 4- Hi-Y 4- Treasurer ' :' if if 'G' 43 ,Safe Teens, 43 Home- Ahhh' coming Candidate 4. ARDIE JOHNSEN ' -f sl J Girls'Glee 13 Junior Choir ,iv 23 Senior Choir 3,43 Oper- ff fi' 3 etta 3,43 Spring Concert 3, ,' ,Xu A 2,3,43 All-City Music T' . V bi. Festival 2,3,4, Starlift 2, MH M 3 Class Paper 43 Editor 43 ' ' N., .' Class Cabinet 43Honor Roll s -..,,, 1,2,3,43 Pep Club 13 Red ., , , 3 mr Cross 1,23 Prinar Debate 2 3.3, R ' 1,25 Sgt.-At-Arms 23 3 ,gal Typist Award 3. 3 X ' 5 1 . ifffblfifi fi' : '- ROBERT JOHNSON A , 3, , Ein , LYNDA JOHNS Transfer from Saskatchewan, Canada. JAMES JOHNSTON 'gy r . ' 'vb ' f . M-if f, ,,.3f,,g 3 1 Q'1Tx 'Rf l i Vocational Foods 4. SUSAN JACKSON Transferfrom Kansas City, Mo.3 Tech News 43 Lion- gate Staff 43 Class Cabinet 43 Y-Teens 43 Safe Teens 4. SYLVA JECH Girls' Glee 33 Spring Con- cert 33 Plays 3,43 Honor Roll 33 Swim 33 Dramatics 3,4, Secretary 43 Home- coming Candidate 4. CONICE JOHNSON SHARON JOHNSON Girls' Choir 33 Senior Choir 43 Operetta 43 Spring Con- cert 33 All-City Music Festival 3,43 Perfect At- tendance 1,2,33 Pep Club 1,23 Y-Teens 13 G.A.A. 1,23 Tennis 23 Swim 1. :gm I it WARRELL JONES f af 'C N DONNA JOSJOR Girls' Glee 25 Girls' Choir 35 Homeroom ofiicer 2. Alham- PETE KAISER 5 D. E. Club 45 Stage Crew 4. alia qi Q A IRA , GLEN KALVELAGE ' T Club 3,45 Track 2,3,4g Y . Hi-Y 45 Safe Teens45 Cross Tiff Country Track 3. .7 RICHARD KARN '5 'Zak as if Joan KELLY va. 3' 1 -v X .-17' ii 'W W fa E JACK KEOWN Prom Attendant 45 Boys' Glee 15 Prom Attendant 35 fn. 'Sf' Tech News 49 Basketball 5 'Q WN J, 1,25 Boys' Pep Club 2, 'L H- , - ROGER KERNS Football 1,2,45 Tennis 15 4:7 ,cf Swim 3. I 5 -f ' W ' f--A 39: X 3: li 5, A ,f -A x if. T 5. RUTH KERR 5 Girls'Glee 15 Junior Choir , Q 2, senior Choir 3,45 fri -in ' ART KILPATRICK Operetta 45 Spring Concert J' 1,25 All-City Music Festi- val 1,45 I.F.C. 3. 1 5 5 , Q ,49 Vg, 'I' ,. 7 '.f il N-f J g., X ' ., W.. ...4, CECIL KING Boys'Glee15Junior Choir 25 Senior Choir 3,45 Oper- etta 3,45 Spring Concert 2 ,3,45 All-Citylvlusic Festival 3,45 Honor Roll 15 Homeroom officer 1,25 Student Commission 25 Red Cross 1,25 Vocational Foods 2,3. CURTIS KRUMWIED Plays 25 D. E. Club 4. DELLA LAFAYETTE Girls' Glee 1, Girls' Choir 2,35 Spring Concert 1,2,35 All -City Music Festival 1. BARBARA LARSEN Class Papers 35 Class Cabi- net 2,3,45 Honor Roll 1,45 Homeroom Officer 1,2,35 Y-Teens 1,25 Cogide Debate 1,2, President 25 Future Teachers 25 Safe Teens 2,3,45 N.F.L. 25 Heart Hop Candidate 2. WILMA LAWRENCE Girls' Glee 3, Junior Choir 45 Spring Concert 3,45 All- City Music Festival 4. JERRY LEAPLEY Transfer from Westside. Red Cross 2. SHARON LEMLEY Girls' Glee 1,25 Pep Club 1,25 Prinar Debate 1,25 Future Nurses 35 Syn- chronized Swim 2. if '11-nf f I l .4-sig, C-'fin fx jgim '9'lHf 6 - S '4F,.'4 ' sgfn. 1 J ,gi -f' ig 4 , I J 523' Q t., LM, W' 4 V' i l I s. T SU . A55 L5--.ax f' if N img 4, ar- ' X 0 CHARLES LEWIS 5, ,, 5 xiii' Perfect Attendance 1,2,35 7' ,dsx A - Homeroom officer 25 Red k, A R cross 2,a,4- I.F.C. 1 2 3, ' 1 ,fi , I Safe Te2HS EL4. , , ROGER LAMB Boys' Glee 1. LINDA LARSEN Girls' Glee 25 Junior Choir 25 Senior Choir 3,45 Oper- etta 3,45 Spring Concert 2,3,45 All-City Music Festival 3,45 Library Club 3,45 G.A.A. 15VolIeyball 15 Tumbling 15 Archery 25 Science Club 2,35 Junior Band 1. PEARLIE LAWSON Transfer From Little Rock, Ark.5 Junior Choir 25 Senior Choir 3,45 Operetta 3,45 Spring Concert 2,3,45 All- City Music Festival 2,3,45 Perfect Attendance 15 Honor Roll 15 Homeroom Officer 15 Red Cross 15 Y- Teens 1,2. KENNETH LEE Football 1. BILL LENZ Student Commission 25 Baseball 2,3,4. PATRICIA LICKERT Girls' Glee 15 Girls' Choir 2, Junior Choir 35 Senior Choir 45 Operetta 45 Spring Concert 3,45 All-City Music Festival 3,45 Prom Attendant 35 Tech News 45 Liongate Staff 45 Class Cabinet 2,45 Y-Teens 25 SANDRA LITTLE Spring Concert 1,2,3,4g All-City Music Festival 1,2,4, Band Concert 1-49 Class Cabinet 3,4, Honor Roll 1-4: Safe Teens 4, Debate Squad 4, Dance Band 1-4. RONALD LOPER PRESTON LOVE Spring Concert 3 Band 3 Prom Attendant 3 Student Commission 3 Student Council 14, V Pres 4 T Club 2,3,4 Basketball 1 4 Boys' Pep Club 3 Football 1 4 Track 1 4 Safe Teens 4, All City Footbal13 All State Foot ball 4 Homecoming King Prom Candidate 4 JERRY MANNING CARY MARTIN ROSE MASEK Library Club 1 4- 'ac ' t W I Q ' 4. ,. - '-1-f- A A at f' fri' '- fn ,- . Y I-af' dl. -A 'R Vs A-up Q ,nv I ,gn sur 'f A. EUS' 4 f QD-My 1, -., , !' f 2 ,ffl Y Au... Q 2 GQ' so ,VN J I 'QQ 1 v '5 KENNETH LONG T Club 3,4, Basketball 1-3, Football I-33 Track 1-3, Stage Crew 1 -3, Safe Teens 2, Baseball 2, Junior Band 1 ,2. LINDA LOVE Girls' Choir 3, Junior Choir 4 Operetta 4 All City Music Festival 3,4, Prom Attendant 3,4, Class Paper 1 4 Class Cabinet 1 4 Student Council 3 Cheerleader 3,4, Pep Club 1 4, Red Cross 1,4, Future Teachers 3 Dramatics 3 RUTH MAHR Transfer from Mercy High, Swim 2,3,4 JOAN MARLOW Junior Choir 3 Senior Choir 4, Spring Concert 3 All City Music Festival 3,4, Prom Attendant 3,4 Tech News 4 Liongate Staff4 Homeroom Officer 1 3 Student Council 2 3, PepClub13 GAA 1 3 IF C 3 SHARON MARTIN BONNIE SUE MAY Girls' Glee 1 2 Junior Choir 3, Senior Choir4 RedCross1 2 Library Club 4 Future Nurses 1 2 . Q ' g s I U s - ' 'AA . if . Q., . 'st 4 2 . ' . ,V g ' r ' ' 1 .W i 1- 3 9 ' - I A ,,....- S Q guy., L' 5 ' :- . - r.- . 9 LY 44 1, ' 5 ' ' ' . - 3 S V w ,K . I - Q ' Q , A ' 5 - - S . . . , I 45 . . 'lg 5' A - . . . 9 KA X- . I ' R xt Pe ' . 5 2 r I ' I , V ' I J ' K' I 'fr -I ' ' ' -I fb- ' ,Q . I Q Q1 y 'hr I 17 D af ' ' A , ,A 'Mg . 'X r Q I A Av: . . . , I . D . ' S ' 44 X 1 I J- ' S 2 :3- X -5' If wi' 4-'Qt if 445 6- 1:- Wi ,4 Vtvq will H 19 N9 ,......Q, 2, 'OHV x Q W' Ui 4-qi 'nw f v GARY MCCALLUM DICK MCCARTY MYRTLE MCDONALD Glrls' Glee 2 Class Paper 4, Class Cabmet 4 Homeroom offlcer 1 Llbrary Club 1 Prom Alternate 4 HARRY McGINNIS Boys' Glee 1, Junior Chorr 2,3 Senlor Chorr 4 All C1tyMus1c Festwal 2,3,4, Boys' Pep Club 3 Football 3 Swlm 2 3 4 COLLEEN MCQUEEN Sprmg Concert 2 4 Band Concert 2 4 Band 1 Lrbrary Club 1 4 Safe Teens 3,4 ROGER McSI-IANNON Transfer From Bloomfxeld Nebr Senate Debate 3 Safe Teens 3 JOHN MEASE o ' Glee 2 Homeroom 1 2 3 H1 Y 1 PAUL MELINGAGIO Spr1ngConcert2,3,BandConcert 1 3,Band1 3 Tech ews 3,4, Llongate Staff 4 Class Offlcer 3, T Cl ,4 Tennls 1 4, H1 Y 4 Dance Band 2,3 Wrestlmg ,4 Dramatrcs 3,4 LUCILLE MERCER Class Papers 1 4 Class Cabmet 1 4 Honor Roll 3,4 Student Councll 3 4 Red Cross 3,4, D E Club 3 GAA 1 4, Treas 3 V Pres 4 Class Treas 2, County Day 3 IFC 3,4 Volleyball 3 Tumblrng 1 , Archery 1 4 PAT MIGNEREY GEORGE MILLER LACEY MILLER Boys' Glee 1, Perfect Attendance 1, Honor Roll 1, Sclence Club 1, Baseball 2 9 4 9 1 E 5 1, p ,. 9 ' 9 Kas 1 X . i I . . M j 9 ' 9 9 ' l ' 9 ' 2 ,flyii . 3-'nn X 1: yay- , . .. n 9 9 y 9 , .,. , U . 5 S 1 : - :szauxhz f f 1 X 4 4 9 f I I F1 if I I ' INN-' 4 'Kar Q lv- ' - 9 - 9 -43 GTZ ff- 9 4 A l ? . gg it BVS 9, 115' - - ' ' - ' - 9 Q., N 1 . S . i - uh 3 9 ' U - ' - 9 9 3 3 . V A - 9 - 9 9 ' - R ' - - . . 4- , , x 7 J 'V ,WN 'WN . . . - ., , . . 3 . 45 , , --9. 9 - - - 9 9 ' ,9 -4' - - X 'X SHIRLEY MILLER Bowling 2. WANDA MILLER Girls' Glee 25 Girls' Choir 35 Junior Choir 45 Operetta 25 Spring Concert 35 Safe Teens 4 EILEEN MINOR l-lomeroom Officer 1,25 l.F.C. 2. ROSEMARY MINOR Girls' Glee 15 Girls' Choir 25 All -City Music Festi- '34 val 15 Perfect Attendance 45 Office Helper 3,4. 09' NANCY MIRR Homeroorn Officer 1,2535 Red Cross 2. WILLIE MITCHELL Class Cabinet 45 Student Council 3,45 Senate Debate 35 T Club 45 Class V. Pres. 45 Boys' Pep Club 25 County Day 35 Football l,3,45 Hi-Y 1,45 Baseball 3,45 French Club 25 Prom Attendant 4. DICK MOELLER FRANK MOROCCO Red Cross 1,25 Wrestling 1. MARVIN MORRIS Junior Choir 35 Senior Choir 3,45 Operetta 3,45 Spring Concert 2,3,45 All-City Music Festival 2,3,45 Safe Teens 3,4. GERALD MORRISSEY MARGARET MOYER Girls' Glee 15 Spring Concert 15 Perfect Attend- ance 15 Honor Roll 3,45 Pep Club 15 Red Cross 15 l.F.C. 2,35 Science Club 25 Safe Teens 3,4. DENNIS MURPHY in 'Phu ts i .3 fy R- 75. :J S in j M 7 1 N'-if 1-. R f 'x 'tgp ' .,,.,.:, .ef?zfiWI 5' , f ' 'O , 'War' ' , x it' KL 'iv 3, 3 t ll' KAREN O'DELL Tech News, Liongate Business Manager 3, D. E. Club 4. CHARLES OGDEN RON OLSEN Boys' Glee 15 Senior Choir 2,45 Operetta 2,43 Spring Concert 2,4g All-City Music Festival 2, Ecremmoc Debate 2, Basketball 1, Football 1, Prom Candidate 3,4. STEVE OLSEN Wrestling 1,2,3,4g Track 2,3,4, Football 1,2,3,4g Inter-City Wrestling 3,43 State Runner-Up 3, State Wrestling 4. DON NALL SAM NANFITO Perfect Attendance 2. BRENDA NELSON Band 2, Junior Band 1. CHARLOTTE NELSON Girls' Glee 1, Girls' Choir 23 Junior Choir 35 Senior Choir 4, Operetta 3,45 All-City Music Festiva13,4g Prom Attendant 3, Library Club l,2, 3,45 Future Nurses 3,43 G.A.A. 2, Tennis 2. NATHANIEL NICHOLS AV Boys' Glee 1,2, Perfect Attendance 35 Homeroom Officer 1,25 Basketball 1,25 Boys' Pep Club 2, Football 1,23 Track 1,25 Hi-Y 1,2. DIANE NIELSEN Transfer from Central 3, Class Papers 3, Tech News Editor-In-Chief 4, Liongate Staff 4, Class Cabinet 35 Pep Club 1,2g Y-Teens 1,2,3, French Club 2, Liongate Senior Editor 4. GERALD NIELSEN Homeroom Officer 1,2,3g Stage Crew 3. ELMER OCHSENBEIN Boys' Glee lg Red Cross 1. 'N-:fe fs -4 LARRY PALLAT Tech News 45 Liongate 4. RICHARD PARIS Football 3,45 Wrestling 1,2,3. RONALD PATCHIN JERRY PAULSEN JERRY PECK Boys' Glee 15Junior Choir 25 Senior 2,35 Operetta 35SpringConcert 35 All-City Music Festival 2,35 D. E. Club 45 Gym Assistant 35 Track Student Manager 1. DIXIE PEDERSEN Girls' Glee 15 Junior Choir 25 Senior Choir 3,45 Operetta 3,45 Spring Concert 3,45 All-City Music Festival2,3,45 Plays 3,45 Perfect Attendance 1,25 Class Paper 45 Class Cabinets 1,2,45 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Prinar Debate 15 Future Nurses 1,2,35 Safe Teens 3,45 N.F.L. 35 Dramatics 4. ALICE PETERSEN Transfer from Englewood, Colorado. Plays 15 Tech News 3,45 Feature Editor 45 Liongate Staff 45 Class Cabinet 35Pep Club 1,25 Sa.fe Teens 3,45 Spanish Club 1. JACK PETTY QA ss A 5 al 9450 A , ov I lv' f NM J A, A ' N 1 ' X I Rr .as , 'Q bv Q . ' FE .va 6 , he Q QQ 5 ' C ' 'fi' Ef3'i- ' .5 ' J 1 ' -'wig .ilrzlw '. I. .' itz:-v cn' , H Q.. Xi,-V, ' .1 ,. SY T 'f 'WS1 if.. A Q. V' '?b K , MARY PHILLIPS PEGGY PICKENS Girls' Glee 2,35 Girls' Choir 35 Spring Concert BARBARA PIGMAN Girls' Glee 15Junior Choir 25 Spring Concert 3,45 All-City Music Festival 45 Band Concert 3,45 Class Papers 45 Tech News 45 Liongate Staff 45 Class Cabinet45l-lonorRo1l l,2,3,45 Girls' State Alter- nate 35 Y-Teens 15 Cogide Debate 1,25 Debate Squad 45 Dance Band 3,45 Safe Teens 3,45 N.F.L. 2,3,4. ROGER PILANT Band 1,25 Starlift 25 Prom Attendant 35 Swim Dance Band 2, 3 2: ls Jr' ff I X , 1 5 'Q .33 Q31 x33 MARLENE PRINZ Junior Choir 33Senior Choir 43 Operetta 43 Spring Concert 2-43 All-City Music Festival 3,43 Perfect Attendance 3,43 Class Papers 3,43 Tech News 3,43 Feature Editor 43 Liongate Staff 4, Managing Edi- tor 43 Class Cabinet 2-43 Cheerleading 3,43 Pep Club 1-43 V. Pres. 23 Bowling 43 Girls' Ensemble 43 Prom Attendant 4. BOBBIE PUTNAM Spring Concert 1,2,3,43 Band Concert 1,2,3,43 Band 1,2,3,4j D. E. Club 43 Safe Teens 3,4. GERALD QUINN Honor Roll 13 Homeroom Officer 13 Basketball 13 Football 1,23 Tennis 1,23 Swim 2,3,4. VIRGINIA RABIOLA Honor Roll 13 Homeroom Officer 2s Pep Club 2. 'itqka ,B 42 -. -75 47 5? GARY POPE JACK PORTER Boys' Glee lg Junior Choir 2, Senior Choir 43 OPefett3.4QA11-City Music Festival 2,43 Plays 43 Class Cabinet 13 Boys' Pep Club 23 Hi-Y 43 De- bate Squad 2,33 Science Club lg N.F.l.. 2,3. THELMA POWELL Girls' Glee 13 Library Club 23 Future Nurses 1,23 Tumbling 1. LONNIE PRETTYMAN . -4-Q74 suv L 1 X . Q 'Z'- .3 .,., My 'gig 07? 1 J OHN RAUMAKER Prom Attendant 33 Stage Crew 3s Vocational Foods 3,4. SUSAN RAWSON Transfer from NOItl'lj Class Cabinet 3. KEN REED Boys' Glee 23 Junior Choir 33 Senior Choir 43 Spring Concert 33 All-City Music Festival 3,43 Honor Roll 3. SALLY REIMERS Girls' Glee 2s Junior Choir 33 Senior Choir 43 Spring Concert 33 All-City Music Festival 33 Y- Teens 1,2,3,4. JACKIE REYNOLDS Girls' Glee 1,23 Girls' Choir 3, Spring Concert l, 2,3g Tech News 43 Liongate Staff 4g Y-Teens 4. EMMA RICHARDSON ROYLAN RIDER D. E. Club 3,4. DELORES RODGERS Girls' Glee 1,2g Red Cross 1. LILLIAN ROSE Girls' Glee lg Girls' Choir 25 Senior Choir 3,4g Operetta3,4, Spring Concert 2,3,43 All-City Mu- sic Festival 3,4g Class Cabinet 2,3,4g Red Cross 15 G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 4gVo1leyball 1, Tum- bling 1,Archery 1, Science Club 1. NORMA ROSE Girls' Choir 1,25 Junior Choir 3, Senior Choir 45 Operetta 4, Spring Concert 3,45 All-City Music Festival 3,4g Pep Club lg G.A.A. 1,2,3g Swim lg Synchronized Swim 23 Volleyball 1,2,3g Tumbling l,2,3g Archery 2,33 Safe Teens 4. MICHAEL ROTI-I 3 ROBERT ROYCE 37 CARY RUMERY Spring Concert 1,2,3,45 Band Concert l,2,3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Perfect Attendance 15 Class Cabinet 1,2,3,45 Homeroom Officer 1. BILL SAMMONS Prom Attendant 35 Safe Teens 3,45 Home- room President 1, Vice President 2. MARVIN RUNGE BEVERLY SCAVIO Girls' Glee 1,25 Class Paper 25 Tech News 3,45 Liongate Staff 45 Class Cabinet 1,2,35 Homeroom officer 15 Pep Club 1,25 Safe Teens 3,45 Vocational Foods 1,25 Prom At- tendant 4. BETTY SAFAR Girls' Glee 15 Prom Attendant 35 Class Paper 25 Tech News Managing Editor 45 Liongate Staff45l-Iomeroom Officer 1,25Pep Club 1,25 G.A.A. 1. MARY SCHEINOST Girls' Glee 15 Girls' Choir 25 Junior Choir 35 Spring Concert 25 Red Cross 15 D. E. Club 3,45 Swim 1,25 Safe Teens 2,3,4. JACQUELYN ST. CLAIR Girls' Glee 15 Junior Choir 15 Senior Choir 2,45 Operetta 2,45 Spring Concert 2,45 All- City Music Festival 2,45 Class Papers 15 Class Cabinet 1,2,45 Honor Roll 25 Homeroom Of- ficer 1,25 Red Cross 2,45 Cogide Debate 15 Future Nurses 1,2,45 Class President 25 Debate Squad 25N.F.L. 25 Criss Crosser Candidate 4. ANNA SCHUNDRENKO Class Papers 45 Class Cabinet 1,2,3,45 Library Club 2,3,4, Secretary 2,3. RUTH SALLENG Girls' Glee 1,25 Junior Choir 35 Senior Choir 45 Spring Concert 25 All-City Music Festival 3,45 Pep Club 15 Red Cross 1. LORETTA SEEFUS Spring Concert 35 Swim 1. JESSE SALZAR JAMES SHAW T Club 45 Basketball Student Manager 45 Football 3,45 Track 3,4. Boys Pep Club 3, Science Club 2 DENNIS SIMMONS P ' D E Club 3 Stage Crew 4 Safe Teens 2 3 4 HAROLD SI-IIELDS Senior Choir 3,4, Operetta 3,4, Spring Con cert 3,4, All City Music Festival 2 4 Prom Attendant 3, Class Papers 2 4, Class Cabinet 3,4, Ecremmoc Debate 2 4 County Day 3 Safe Teens 3 4 NANCY SIMON Girls' Choir 3, Spring Concert 1 3 Plays 3 Liongate Staff 4, Class Cabinet 3 Cheer leader 4, Pep Club 3,4, Y Teens 2 4 Pres 4,G A A 4, Safe Teens 3 4,Dramat1cs 3,4, Heart Hop Candidate 3 4 MARY SHONKA Class Cabinet 2, Pep Club l,2, G A A 2 Safe Teens 2,3 4 GARY SINDELAR Tech News Sports Editor 4, Liongate Sports 2,3, Library Club 1 4, T Club 2 4 Class Pres 1 Basketballl 4, County Day 3 Foot ball 1 4, H1 Y 1,4, Dramatics 3 4 Pres 4, Baseball 1 4 Captain 4, Dist and State Speech Toumament 2 4, Homecoming Candidate 2,4, Prom M C 3 Senate Debate Honor Soc 3 Mr Basketball 1960 Heart HopM C 4, Prom Attendant 4, Coach Sen 1or Basketball Team 4 H1 Y Basketball Team Coach 1 4 JUDY SICILIANO Girls' Glee 2 Perfect Attendance 1 Honor Roll l Homeroom Officer 1, Pep Club 1 CHARLES SKAGGS Junior Choir 2, Senior Choir 3,4, Operetta 3,4, Spring Concert 3,4- All-City Music Festival 2 3,4, Prom Attendant 3, T Club 2 3,4- Basketball 1,2,3,4g Boys' Pep Club 2- Football 1 2 3,45 Golf 1 2, Baseball 2 3, - Kiwanis Football Award 4, Prom Attendant ROBERT S IMMONDS JANICE SLAMA Senior Choir 4- Operetta 4, Spring Concert 1,2,4, All-City Music Festival 4, Plays 3 4 Prorn Condidate 3,4, Perfect Attendance 1-4- Class Paper 1-4 Editor 3, Tech News 3,4 Asst. Sports Editor 4, Liongate Editor- in-Chief 4- Class Cabinet 1-4- Girls' State 3- Honor Roll l-4, Homeroom Officer 1-3- Student Council 3,4, Secretary 4 Cheer- leader l-4, Varsity Captain 4, Pep Club 1-4- T Club Sweetheart 43 Y-Teens 43 G.A.A. 1-4- County Day 3- Synchronized Swim 1-4- Safe Teens 3,4, Dramatics 3,4, Historian 4- Homecoming Princess 4, All-ones 1-4- State Press Conference 3 4, Journalistic Terms Award 4, Girls' Ensemble 4, lntra-City Stu- dent Council 4. CHARLENE SIMMONS Transfer from McRae High School 4, Vice President of N.H.A. 3. RICHARD SIAMA Plays 3,45 Class Cabinet 1,23 Senate Debate 1, Dramatics 3,4. RICHARD SHELDON ' -It 0. I 1 ' - - 3 S l l ' . - . . . - 5 - ' - 5 s , . U. . . . . - S S . 5 , . . , , KV. . ' . . 1 ' , ' . , ' , . Editor 4, Class Cabinet 2,35 Student Council n . - 9 - 3 - 5 l ' ' ' 3 ' - . - . ' . y , ' . - , - , ' ' . . 3 - 5 - 5 . 5 .- , . ' 9 . s 5 ' - , . I Y Y Y 3 J l 4, - 4. , . 1 3 1 i 7 2 1 I D S I I Y I 1 I Y ROGER SLITER Transfer from North. J' 1. fy 'Dr GX , JUDY SPEICHER Girls' Glee 25 Girls' Choir 35 Library Club 1. MARY STARR Perfect Attendance Q' KAREN SMITH Band Concert 2,3545 Band 2,3545 Starlift 25 Perfect Attendance 25 Honor Roll 2,45 Student Commission 25 ClassCabinet 15 Student Commission 25 Student Council 25 Library Club 45 Future Teachers l,2, Presi- dent 25 Sa.fe Teens 4. TOM SOBETS KI Qs'-5:3 -, fl BRAD SPIDLE Ecremmoc Debate 15 Swim 2,35 Baseball 35 Prom Al- ternate 3, KG li 499 ,Wann MARGIE STEPHENS Girls' Glee 1- Girls' 3 Junior Choir 4 Teens 3 Choir Safe 3 fa ,4f' Q make lk RONALD STAHLECKER 4 s MARIE SPARANO Band lg Library Club 15 Safe Teens 4. '7 if? JIM STARKS Band Concert 15 Band 15 Basketball 152,35 Dramat- ics l,2,3,45Basebal1 1,2,3. ai' 1 1, 'Lf 'Nw ff V , Z! ga' .xii I s. , BARBARA STEWART Girls' Glee 1,25 Junior Choir 35 Spring Concert 1, 2,35 Prom Attendant 35 Tech News 45 Liongate 45 Class Cabinet 35 Home- room Officer 3' Y-Teens 1 4, Class Vice President 3 Safe Teens 4 4:9 RUSSELL SUITER Plays 45 Boys' State 35 Science Club 1,45 Safe Teens35Dramatics45J1u'1- ior Theatre 4' Nebraska Regent Winner 4, National Merit Semi Finalist 4 SKI Q Qi A .xx I 94 'Q an 49 HUGO SULLIVAN JOAN SWANSOIX Homeroom Offlcer 1 .1 --:Y STEVE TAKECHI Sen1or Chorr 2 Prom Candrdate 3,4, Boys' State 3 Student COUDC11 1 4 Treasurer 3 Golf 2,3, H1 Y l,2,4 Secretary4 Neb Asc Student Councxl V Pres 3 Delegate to Natl Student Councxl Conven tron 3, World Herald C1ty Government Day 4 i 'f Q1 hm. HENRY THOMAS JAMES THOMPSON SUE THULIN Sprmg Concert 4 Band Concert 4 Band 3 4 Homeroom offrcer 2 Safe Teens 4 HOWARD TAYLOR Prom Attendant 3 Home room Offrcer 3 H1 Y 4 Prom Alternate 4 cr- CN TONI TURNQUIST Semor Chorr 2 4 Prom Candldate 3 4, L1ongate Art 8:Layout Ed1tor4 Honor Roll l 4, Glrls' State 3 Student Councxl 3,4, Co Pres 4 T Club Sweetheart 3, State Press Conference, lst Place Layout Contest 4 All ones 1 4, Intra Clty Student Councrl 3,4 41 -' s 'A -af T 'is if N. 5 PETE TOMASELLO JAMES TOWTN LEY LARRY TUCKER ZITA TODD Club 3 Pep Club 1 2 41 2 . 'P-I , Y 1 Sa K G Q .J 1 Y 52:3 V . A 1 I 9 tl ' - ' U ' ,4s I s A - ' , 5 - 4 5 -is . s ' - 3 3 - . 3 . ' , , J C M: P551 , fb X ,sl x 4 .3 . Xi '23 4 4 , gs-' , 4 'N ' .' 'wivx ' 'J v 4 - A U -3 rd gui? L J f , , J , 1 4 . -V , t H F7 1 ' Q , X 2 MAN-' s ' 2 ' . ' - 2 S 7 5 F.. . S D 5 . - ' s f' ' ' 'A , L3 15' ra it ,J .R f 63, S ' , Q Us ' 3. A f . rl A Y . X , I 4 X 'A f- 'DU' 5 , . I ' 0 , .X I L D, E, Club 3,4g French Girls' Choir 2, Junior Choir 2. 7 , - JOE VAN ACKEREN Stage Crew 4. DONALD VOLENEC Spring Concert 2,3,43 All- City Music Festival 1,2, 3,43 Band Concert 1,2,3,43 Band 1,2,3,43 Starlift 23 Prom Attendant 3,43 Tech News 3,43 Photographer 3,43 Liongate Staff4, Photo Edi- tor 43 Class Cabinet 33 Dance Band l,2,3,4. WILLIAM WALKER Vocational Foods 2,3,4. JERRY WARNER ROBERT UNION Junior Choir 2. TOM VALIEN 36. 7 s.,. RONALD VARIANO 'vb vs., in LARRY WALKER ball 43 Wrestling 3,4. x F LOUELLA WALT ON I JOSEPH WATSON Transfer from Central High. Boys' Glee li Homeroom Officer lg Li- brary Club ls Basketball 13 Football li Track l3Swim 33 Hi-Y 1,2,33 Vocational Foods 43 R.O.T.C. 23 Vo- cational Electronics 4. 5 FRANKIE WEBB Girls' Choir 2g Junior Choir 3,43 Spring Concert 33 All-City Music Festival 4. WILLIAM WEBB Debate 3. 1 Homeroom Officer 13 Foot- 13: f?Q sf -'af SAMUEL WHITE Boys' Glee 15 Homeroom fy Officer 25 Red Cross 25 fax Basketball 15 Bo s' Pep r? Wi., MARY WELLS SHIRLEY WHISENAND 3 If Cirls'C1ee15Pep Club 15 D. E. Club 35 Library Club l,3,4,Secretary 45 Prinar Debate 15 Future Nurses 15 C,A,A, 25 Archery 25 Safe Teens 2,3,4, Y 1 Club 2,35 Football 3,45 5 I- Tennis 2,3,45 Hi-Y 2,45 W., Wrestling 25 Vocational Foods 45 Letterman 2,3,45 A Heart Hop Attendant 4. X .41 'fu DON WICHERT Spring Concert 1,2,3,45 All-City Music Festival 1,2,3,45Band Concert 1,2, 3,4, Drum Major 3,45 Star- lift 1,25 Perfect Attend- ance 15 Class Cabinet 2,35 Honor Roll 25 Dance Band 1,2,3,4,Leader 3,45 Com- bo 1,2. N 'Q' gmc 9,5 Q., , an 's -vu, A Basketball Manager 3. Y '-5, ' DONALD WILCOX 'Ts r,....,.,,x V 3 599 M ,P V ' 5 M , . JAMES WILLIAMS ' - nf t 4- ' AN DICK WINTERS Homeroorn Officer 1,25 T Club 3,45 Football 1,2,3,45 Golf 25 Stage Crew 1,25 Gym Assistant 3,45 Prom At- tendant 4. SHARON YOUNG Transfer from North5 Senior Choir 45 C.A.A. 1,25 Choir 1,2,35Archery1,2,35Y-Teens 1,2,35 Red Cross 15Pep Club 1,25 Future Homemakers of America 1,25 Prom Attendant 4. Q Q-41 X .J ws., IT'- I ,ff ff 5 ' S 5 ',,, K ,F W f I if 'A 'Q 1, 'X 59- rt V .,,,, . t , ff ,W 'sw eq? , , mv, 1,3 - M7-X ' . :fs . 5' sf 1 , , ,J ti Y as . G.. EF' 'FE 'S wt. DORIS WI-IITLEY Vocational Foods 1,2,3,4. RON WICKA RONALD WILCOX Stage Crew 4. LOREN WILLIAMS Transfer from Centra15 Junior Choir 25 Senior Choir 3,45 All-City Music Festival 45 Class Cabinet 35 Safe Teens 3,45 Stage Crew 45 Hi-Y 4, Vice Pres - ident 4. 'IR H Qf' PN ml ilfag 'I F! :wx ega- W WILLIAM ZABEL Transfer from Benson 3 Sc1ence Club 4 Voca txonal Foods 4 Nebraska Regents Scholarshrp AI ternate 4 KAREN ZAGER Honor Roll 3 JOY ZANDERI-IOLM Camera Shy RON CSIPKES ION IORGENSEN MARY LUSERO ROBERT MAGIC MICHAEL MCKINNEY DAVID MENARD 44 Seniors GARY PACEY LEONARD SCI-IULZE MERLIN SNYDER GERALD SPARKS RONALD TURNER GENE VANDERPOOL T , 5 Q N . 'A . s s 1 - ,.... s - .i5'3'sI'! .-'L' ' :tra 57-- nl V as Tx 3 X V I 1 K V. ff I A I Q r Mldtpf' O SENIOR STUDIES my 44.45. suneu .- I Butlh doctor I In n I ar. KL? ,ll .1 ISII' UI xurn 1 .,n lx X nd now S I mn X hal YOU xx nl' J er O11 ro nmrer urdmxrx Q of xcH ml I .cn 7 -v .fm- Q l I U, 5 up SEQ Howdy X1 Pa lefau. N I nun 443,50 Cut lt huokxng lor Whxch Tom has the Imnl sorruhmg huh Ln Iwondu f xt cm KN f.II Depp Sub, 'xnmhf.r sIumI'1LrI PSS p an ii a 'QS- O um If Ivvant my Mupo ' Af Go on I fr. is :H :sf TSI M- 'D Sm 0651 ..-1 B-O LC V3 in 5 3 T 1 I f-..-?-' ff mum Imxe been Lxcxlxng' 3 5 rr-+-. S .Q hgddmgr I 'Q rm I cu w mI..I'v We are .A bunuh of T gn I h CIxearIm.adgrs n rr mfr 46 U. .1 1 s ACTIVITIES The royalty has just received homage from flower girl, Patti Hofmann, and page, John Cain. KING Preston Love QUEEN Dorothy Fecsfer At the dance, it may havebeen crowded, but everyone had a wonderful time to the tune of the Dance Band Horn-:C R. YN X x ,S 3-.N 'lame-,Af il K f ,Qui if The Homecoming of 1960 was the biggest and finest we ve hadl The candidates were chosen from their representative clubs The half time was cold and damp but not enough to hold back the parade and crowning ceremonies. This Student Council sponsored activity was enjoyed by all attending the Tech Trojans vs. Central Eagles game at Omaha Municipal Stadium. The dance following was another crowd attractiong Royalty reigning, with the music of the Dance Band for an end to a momentous evening. OPHN Candidates for Queen: Irene Chin, Sandra Chute, Connie Dorf, Dorothy Feaster, Gail Fielding, Bonnie Frost, Sylvia Jeck, Janice Slama, Toni Turnquist, Candidates for King: Glenn Anderson, Ron Carlson, Jack Connell, Jarvis Green, Charles Jasa, Preston Love, Gary Sindelar. 49 li. Hoorah for Preston! Hoorah for Dorothy! PRINCE Ron Carlson PRINCESS Janice Slomo The cool candidates withstood the cold, wet sleet and didn't seem to notice it during crowning ceremonies. ge A+' L! T Choi! v 5 S Q A Sign of a Star was the title of this year's Christmas play, sponsored by the Playmakers and directed By Mr. Ken Roy. Members of Tech's Junior Choir, and the senior Choir, under guidance of Mr. V. Carlsen, added a musical back- ground to the pleasant story of Heaven's first Christmas. Gabriel and Keeper of the Records, the p1ay's two leading roles, were played by Gary Sindelar and John Beasley, respectively. Sylva Jeck was cast as the choirmaster with Cynthia Hoffman and Diane Minarde interchanging in the parts of the messenger and Keeper of the Stars. Karen McCrea rounded out the cast as assistant to the Keeper of the R ecords. Christmas d a Carols cieate C L . 1 1 . , 1 v Tech's first play of the year was presented November 18 and 19 in Tech's auditorium. The play, a three-act comedy by Joseph Kesslering, starred Nina Bieda, Rose Allender, Gary Sindelar, Jack Porter, Dick Slama, Nichola Childers, and Gail Fielding. This production is a conglomeration of events that lead to the exposing of two very insane Aunts. These old ladies, played by Nina Bieda and Rose Allender, are so sweet and kind that no one can imagine their doing any harm. Teddy Brewster, played by Gary Sindelar, imagined himself to be Teddy Roosevelt and re-lives Roosevelt's life from several books. Teddy provided much of the comedy, between blowing bugles and his expeditions to Panama, in reality the cellar. Jack Porter gave a rendition of Mortimer Brewster, the dramatic critic who gets involved in family situations and is tom between his loyalty for his Aunts and his conscience. Nichola Childers and Gail Fielding alternated in taking the part of Elaine, Mortimer's girl friend. Further humor was supplied by Dick Slama playing the part of Dr Albert Einstein. Larry Ellison played Johnathan Brewster, the black sheep of the Brewster household, while Jack Connell, Emmett Cribbs, and Russell Suiter la ed su rtin roles. Carol Hill rounded out the P Y PPO S cast to make this a very successful and enjoyable play. ucmfiel' Arsenic and Old Lace ,Y X aj 1 fl' Q f S' ut- - if ' fusr ' . , ISU If flght to Peop 18, Ir Yes, it is true. I am a member of the Yogi Bear Fan Club. 1 4 , il PMP -z Q ,df ,A fvi 52 The sun went down, the moon came up, and a gay evening's festivities began as the Eleventh Annual Heart Hop got under- way. Tech High's own Dance Band pro- vided the heart beat that set the back- ground for dancing and listening. This year a new idea, that of co-sponsorship of the dance, was tried and used very suc- cessfully by the Y-Teens and Hi-Y. The Heart Hop Royal crowning ceremonies were preceded by a form al procession of all candidates and attendants and followed by entertainment from the Emeralds. The King was chosen from the Hi-Y Club and the Queen was from Y-Teens. The mem- bers of these two clubs elected their roy- alty for the dance. Z Candidates for Queen: FIRST ROW: Joanne Cox, Jessie Winningham. SECOND ROW: Sandra Chute, Nancy Simon, Maureen Ethan' The royal pair reigns! i'V ,Q ,H-,a.,..,.. . - . as L Candidates for King: FIRST ROW Sam lrVhite, Merlin Snyder, Paul Melingagio. SECOND ROW: Jack Connell, Jack Porter, Bruce Bradbury. ,-,. Dance Band music set the Valentine mood for all those attending. Garland Curtls Doro thy Fe aste r 8 3 Bob Allgood John Beasley PRINCE and PRINCESS PatM'Noxon gg- Connn'ffPow ell Judy Vemo Bennett Bob Bnsby -Qu 5,56 9 Denru Dex-gen wh Irene Chm Call ileldlng KM- ,3 .ad Pat fwlcert Jun Boynton MQ 'Q' Ron Carlsen Preston Love KING and QUEEN gf- Janlce Slama IP' an We Tom Turnqu1st Ron Olsen Steve Takechx 1 J s u E A I I , , 0 O vig., l R R 1 R I 0 ,,,. A A i If y ynoy D I , l izl y T , y 0 ,, ly .' rlqvi IZVE f 'I Q 5 I aw av kl, J . ' , Q ' , i 0 ,2 I ' 54 l M A l F! - Q f 1 That Enchanted Evemng gf. 1 wwf 'akin Q . M' 'S-:R-4' 4- K Queen Irene Chin ond King Ron Olsen N-.,.. wr .H X fl' ,, ffi f.f 'N 15 'MQ' 4 . 3 . 9 El.-,fl X 1 - 1 K I Prince Bob Allgood ond Princess Pot Noxon 'ff 'IWSFESQM Years of searchxng and now the Smew has gone Don't Grve Up If I Were a Smew, Just What the Hunt, Dr Puff1n ' Would I Do?7?' Klthwoke Thzs year the Semor Cho1r handled the productlon of K1tt1wake Island The book and lyrlcs for h1 comedy operetta were wrxtten by Amold Sundgaard and the muslc was arranged by Alec W1lder The play and musxc were under the d1rect1on of Mr V Carlsen and accompamed by Mrs Monte 'Klttlwake Island IS the story of Professor Orland Puffm QA serlous ormthologlst b1rd watcher Q and his long suffermg ln Search of the Smew The Smew IS a bxrd a very rare brrd As everyone knows, Audu bon's Slght record of the Smew has been regarded for a hundred years as unsatlsfactory As a result the specres was transferred to the hypothetlcal l1st by the Ormthologlcal Unlon Orlando comes to the peace and quret of Krttxwake Island w1th hrgh hopes of v1ctory He 15 followed by Professor Lydla Sparrow who loves hlm and brmgs along a Shakespearean study group as her excuse for followlng The tnangle complete when Professor Hobze Merganser, also from the Southern State Semlnar, follows Lydla and uses as h1s excuse a llvely group of boys on an Oceanog raphy exped1t1on Island The case contamed members of the Semor Cholr 1n cludmg speakrng parts Professor Orlando Puffm Professor Lydma Sparrow Gxrl Scholars Kestrel Grebe Jenny Wren Anne Vldeo Lucy Larkm Rohm O'Day Professor H0b16 Merganser Boy Scholars Kexth Brant Coot Johnson Cory Sanderlmg Rusty Swallow Jay Byrd Gene Brarley Hann eke Hofmann Kay Toma Loulse Engskov Jacquelyn St Clan J an1ce Slama Tom Tumqulst Doug Roberts Robert Cxlchnst Harold Sh1elds Joe Elllot Steve Takechl Robert Stemkraus Introduclng the Professors Puffln, Sparrow, and Merganser Could this be Co educat1on? ? It's So Easy to Say ' Another First for Tech in the yea 1960! This was the presentation of a play for Omaha Junior Theater! ! ! The well-known childrens' play, WIZARD of OZ, written by Al Frank Baum and directed by the Dramatics teacher, Don Leonard, ran consecutively for eleven nights, playing before audiences amounting to over 12,000 spectators. The premier performance was for Tech High students and a special perfor mance was also given for the P T A The entire cast was compiled of Trojan boosters Gail Fielding as Dorothy, Janice Slama as Toto fDorothy's dogj Russell Suiter as the Scarecrow desiring brains Terry Wickert as the Tin Wood man without a heart, Dixie Pedersen as Cowardly Lion and Dick Slama as the Wizard of Oz r The A stitch here, there, and another one here . . . Wizard of , Welcome to the land of the Munchkins 'Take me home to Aunt Em ' 'We re off to see the Wizard' Others completing the fan tasy cast were Everett Brailey, I-larry Pedersen and Barbara Williamson as the Munchkins, Nina Bieda the Soldier with green wiskeis, Kay Toma, the Good Witch of the East Eileen Gilmore Wicked Witch of the West, Trudy Buck and Saundra Caffey Winkies Niki Childers, Madame Winkie Judy Probst, Glinda the Good, Scarlett Vath, Lady in Green, and Elizabeth Paramore, Aunt Em Tech High feels very honored to have been selected for the production of thas play Look, Toto, it' a cyclone ' l Jumor Theater Production Our 11 av uv ,mv X O Nw mv ,Q 1 mf L44-1 Around Un Wo m 1 '7 QM' 4lW B va CodOW I IN 4 '1 Ju 1 wk Meth su, ., 1 s Brxghl 60 Q31 W? 'VEB U m ?'-:- 'l tug' 1, .-.. fr '32 Sphsh Splash Sploosh 5. 1 1-1446 ABYg NN +1 Lf WU r 4.1319 Coblms' ' ...L Q- ' ' - , ' v f , .1 Q Y ' , N x f A A . , . I 1 - 5 , , . -- x ,W I A ' I A . A k xi v i . 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X emember Down you Wes Santee? Viking! -Mhxmlx x T 2 'W a I EL A 3 X 5 Y I ig, l i w L c ii Y iw Al 4 ,A Thanlcgiving . . . Terry Q L.LlK roj an Be calm, Be cool, Be collected! Q1 'J' in STAGE 'CRN This show was electrifying! ! ! 'Listen to holN0w .ff CLUBS AND GRGANIZATIONS 'S 'N FIRST ROW: Connie Dorf, Judy Klabunde, Giza Chandler, Dorothy Feaster, Carolyn Kaya, Judy Probst, Janice Slama, Everett Brailey, Sponsor Mr. Cain. SECOND ROW: Doris Clanton, Cynthia Hoffman, Lila Rickel, Lucille Mercer, Carolyn Eutsler, Joyce Meyer, Maureen Ethen, Irene Chin, Hanneke Hofmann, Jim Pigman. THIRD ROW Jarvis Green, Jeanette Wood, Louise Engskov, Barbara Solomon, Karen Klabunde, Gail Fielding, Sandra Chute, Toni Turnquist, Bob McCoy, Willie Mitchell, Steve Takechi. FOURTH ROW: John Beasley, David Kawami, Joe Elliott, Albert Patterson, Roger Sindelar, Preston Love, Ken Haas, George Crow, Bill Elliott, Jack Connell, Chuck Jasa. Student Council officers included: Vice President Preston Love, Co-President, Toni Turnquist and Steve Takechi, Secretary fwith penj Janice Slama, Sgt.-At-Arms Gail Field- ing and Willie Mitchell, and Treasurer Jar- vis Green. The committee chairmen gather for a meet- ing. They are: FRONT ROW: Hanneke Hof- mann fPlanningj, Connie Dorf fExchange Pro- gramj, Judy Probst fWays and Meansj, Sandra Chute fTech Talkin' Editorj. SECOND ROW: Louise Engskov QCourtesyl, Joyce Meyer fPrestigej, and Lucille Mercer fConstitutionj. The Annual Recognition Dinner, the Home- coming Coronation at Municipal Stadium and Dance at Tech, and the Foreign Ex- change Student program highlighted another banner year for the Tech High Student Council. The Council grew to a total of 40 members during the 1959-1960 school year under the sponsorship of Robert Cain. Other activities included the Mistle Toe Mist and Sadie Hawkins Dances, co-sponsorship with the P.T,A. of the Chuck Wagon Special, quarterly publication of the Council paper Tech Talkin,' locker inspection, Faculty Day, organization of Booster Assemblies and Dramatization of Skits, Club Week, School Spirit Week. Student Council ID ll-Lu! I lv!! A-la 'sqflf' Project Underway' Co Presidents selhng peanuts on bus tnp Af Student Councll Annual I-lomecomlng Royalty Cablnet at work fleft to nghtj Jarvrs Green, John Beasley, Louxse Engskov, Sandra Chute Jamce Slama ' Judy Probst, Tom Turn qurst, Carl F1eld1ng Steve Takechl, I-lanneke Hofmann Joyce Meyer Wlllxe Mltchell The Student Council ID Achon' Another job--The Council decorating Tech s Christ- mas tree 21 Student Council Fifth Annual Faculty Day. Sec onds anyone? The TECH NEWS staff includes: Hanneke Hofmann, Paul Melingagio, Mary Ann Harroun, Janice Slama, Marlene Prinz, Ken Haas, Bev Scavio, Betty Safar, Judy Hallgren, Karen Gilliam, Irene Chin, Don Volenec, Larry Pallat, Charles Ellis, Susan Jackson, Pat Lickert, Bonnie Baker, Diane Nielsen, Alice Peterson, Kay Calame, Barbara Pigman, and: Sandra Chute, Joan Marlow, Gary Sindelar, and Barbara Stewart who are not pictured. Active members of the Tech News staff have made several changes during the past year in the newspaper. Two of these changes are: Sindy's Corner, written by Gary Sinde- lar and the Platter Pad, written by Merlin Snyder. The regular features consist of Feature Teacher, Teen Topper, Sports Spotlight, and Almo. On November 6 and 7, 1959, the Tech journalists attended the Nebraska Journalism Convention at Lincoln. Con- gratulations were given to Toni Turnquist who won first place in the yearbook layout contest and Janice Slama who won third place in journalistic terms. Besides enter- ing contests there were various panel discussions con- cerning newspapers and yearbooks, in which the many attending Tech students participated. An unusual issue was the Christmas publication of the Tech News printed in green and red and distributed to the students after the Christmas assembly Friday, De- cember 18. The Tech News Staff was made up of 14 students. Their positions are as follows: Karen Gilliam, editor-in-chief, Diane Nielsen, news editor, Hanneke Hofmann, assistant news editor, Betty Safar, managing editor, Alice Petersen, feature editor, Marlene Prinz, assistant feature editor, Mary Ann Harroun, circulation manager, Gary Sindelar, sports editor, Janice Slama, assistant sports editor, Sandra Chute, business manager, Barbara Stewart, assistant busi- ness manager, Ken Haas, advertising manager, Don Volenec, photo editor, and Chuck Ellis, assistant photo editor. 'f,,f5ff,, .f , if A if it X Sports is the subj ect under discussion by Sports Editor Gary Sindelar, Qcenterj and assistants, Janice Slama and Paul Melingagio. Tech News 'These are the deadlines for our next edition. V News Editor Diane Nielsen and Hanneke Hofmann, . ' Assistant Editor, are looking over the schedule of Q stories to be turned in for TECH NEWS. Get the picture? Three interested crew mem- bers look on as photographer Don Volenec shows them the enlarger. x Liongofe The 1960 LIONGATE staff is proud of this year 's annual and be- lieves it to be the best one yet. There have been many additions made including the original embossed cover design and gold end pages, Under the guidance of advisor, Mr. Roy Valentine, much work has gone into the p1anning'and preparation of this book. lt was made as a history of this school year and planned for the en- joyment and pleasure of all those reading from cover to cover or merely glancing through. The Editor. Business Manager Sandra Chute has had her hands full taking salesmen. money from LIONGATE super- The 1960 crew includes: Sandra Chute, Hanneke Hofmann, Paul Melingagio, Ken Haas, Irene Chin, Toni Turnquist, Marlene Prinz,Beverly Scavio, Jackie Reynolds, Robert Gilchrist, Don Volenec, Betty Safar, Mary Ann l-larroun, Janice Slama, Jean Roller, Nancy Simon, Pat Lickert, Bonnie Baker, Kay Calame, Karen Gilliam, Judy Hallgren, Nate Goodwin, Alice Peterson, Diane Nielsen, Barbara Pigman, ' Jack Keown, Mike Bayer, Susan Jackson, and not pictured are Barbara Stewart and Gary Sindelar. 1 M 7.1 warn HDI Oulu 1 'C 1- 4 'Y FIRST ROW: Carol Wheeldon, Karen Mills, Judy Probst, Ellen Winningham, Pat Young, Jessie Winningham, Joanne Cox, Laura Goette, Sandra Chute. SECOND ROW: Sponsor: Mrs. Horton, Kathy Carlson, Melanie Merklay, Susan Johnsen, Joanne Steinkrauss, Joyce Meyer, Lila Rickel, Maureen Ethen. THIRD ROW: Jane Troiholz Mae Devers, Ellen King, Bertha Wickert, Sharon Bucholtz, Barbara Solomon, Karen Lobel, Sherri Wright. , The Y-Teens Club is affiliated with the YWCA and is primarily a service organi- zation working closely with the YWCA on many of its projects. It is under the sponsorship of Mrs. Horton. The activities for the year included peanut sales in the lobby after school and many entertaining programs. The Thanksgiving Assembly was planned and presented to the entire school by the Y- Teens. Together with the Hi-Y, they of- fered the Lenten Week Services. The biggest activity was the Heart Hop Dance in which a Y-Teen Senior was elected queen and the king was chosen from the senior boys in Hi-Y. Y-Teens The Y-Teens was headed by President Sandra Chute, Vice President Nancy Simon, Secretary Lila Rickel, and Treasurer Barbara Solomon. 68 This past year the Tech's Hi-Y has taken an active role in the school's extracur- ricular activities. This club is a branch of the YMCA and is under the sponsorship of Mr. Richard Byers, Mr. George Reid, and the YMCA's Jim Knight. Among the Hi-Y's outstanding .projects were the Easter Lenten services and Co- sponsorship the Heart Hop with the Y- Teens. Members also attended the Youth in Government Day in Lincoln, Nebraska. One of the biggest and most novel projects of the year was selling chopsticks in the halls of Tech High. FIRST ROW Douglas Dixon, Steve Takechi, Paul Melingagio, Bob Skinner, Bob Riley, Howard Taylor. SECOND ROW Glen Kavelage, Bruce Bradbury, Chuck Ellis, Jack Connell, Willie Mitchell, Richard Batth. Not pictured are Larry B1u'ton, James Carter, Huey Jackson, Charles Jasa, Wally Jemingan, Gary Kinsley, Bob McCoy, Jack '22 S - . .Q 3 Q. GJ L 'en L 4-we fff l C Vi al.. dent Elaine Heid i fficers: Pres O 3 E rg ,- lgAs C ck epresentative Lila Ri R cil Coun E. o E o li o V5 ni I-1 3 ra no Z' N u U I4 0 0 VJ u C N u vu ..-a va u C 'E ee U is a 2 IL' 3 53 va 1 u rd I 4-v O0 VJ E: 36 5 if I 0 'U 'az U M in 0 .2 :Q L. 0 E li -G' o 2 '5- E C, . S. .fl Q ww E I' FIRST ROW: Varsity Cheerleaders. SECOND ROW: Nancy Simon, Phyllis Roller, Carol Prinz, Gloria Robinson, Carol Molczyk, Jackie Allender, Joanne l haron Brutto, Marilyn Blaske, Pat Smith, Sharon Dahmer, Karen McCrea, Ora Lee Coleman, Sponsor Mrs. B. Thompson. THIRD ROW: Marilyn Wilson, Carol omst ck, Sandra Caffrey, Kathy Carlson, K thy Anderson, Nina Bieda, Lillian Walk r, Charlene Rose, Melenie Mersley, Karen Klabunde, Karen Mills, Carol Zimmerman, Eileen Jaszkowiak, Giza Chandler, Mary Ann Gibson, Elvia Gardner, Elaine I-leide. FOURTH ROW: Kay Comstock, Kay Murcek, Connie Dohs lice Bokelman, Lila Rickel, Joyce Meyer, Jessie Winningham, Phylli Mosley, Howertine Farrell, Ellen King, Elizabeth Pa amore, Barbara Solomon, Connie 3. 0 S son, Pat Ross. ID illia W en, Barbara gd lO , Caro Klabunde Ps 'U IJ '1 so-1 I- O ak 'C' 3 1 Captain fs an 71 '39 23 Co-Captain Phyllis Roller Pat Smith Sharon Dahmer Jackie Allencler Gloria Robinson 5 07 Captain Karpn Captain - Joanne rve Cheer I -1-2 5 Es' Marilyn Blaske Sharon Brutto Carol Prinz Ora Lee Coleman Carol Molczyk Nancy Simon Qnot picturedj Qvuai. Q -.4 cifiwa -my Q Sfpwlf' . , X x, 3 74 A . ' Maman , -QQ, HW, rw' is ' x LQGE T K fl 3,32 , f ,VZ-:. L f . 15:ik5?1, ' g X X J r .:,. I 1 KA f . R, N fkwg 5 N-- , , Ai L X ' fx. ,. 'V A All ' i,fk.,gWLfu .A Mmvpbwxahhy .K UNA'-Ns, TVN-1. ' -. f -19 X ,fr 1 H 1- M I 'if I , ,gg Q FIRST ROW Don Griffith, Doug Downs, Jim Benedict, Ken Haas Paul Melmgaglo Howard Cooper, Jim Edwards Dave Halcomb, Rodney Gray Gary Sindelar. THIRD ROW Willie Mitchell, Tom Harroun, Wally Jernigan, Ter Thompson, George Crowe, Glen Kavelage, Bill Humphrey, Co-Sponsor Mllt Hearn One of the largest and most active clubs of Tech High is the T Club For years this organization has had an outstanding reputation for success in any endeavor oi its choosing Each ye ar the Club makes rts highlxght, atrip to Drake in Iowa for the Drake Relays, a natxonal track meet rn which schools from all over the nation participate The 1959 Homecoming King was Preston Love, the secretary of the T Club and an All City, All State football player Gary Smdelar athree year veteran ofthe Club, was elected Mr Basketball by the Girls' Pep Club During the past year the T Club bought sweater type shirts for its members Since all lettermen are eligible for membership it was the hope of the Club that these new shirts would substitute in place of the usual sweater Because of this new rule and a strong membership drive, several new members were added to the Club's roster The big social event of the year for the T Club an nually is the Sweetheart D Dance This event is an xiously awaited by the en tire school as well as mem bers of the Club At this dance one of the varsity cheerleaders usually asen mor, is crowned as the T Club's sweetheart. This - ' -- year's Sweetheart is pic- tured on the page directly opposite this one. The final T Club sponsored event takes place in the spring This too, is an annual event and is one that takes many hours ofpreparation Almost every mem ber of the club has some job in preparmg for the Dutch White Relays Named rn honor of Dutch White former Tech coaching great, many schools from all over the state participate Durmg the meet a Queen is crowned and is presented several nice gifts As most can see the T Club IS truly an important or ganizatxon in Tech This year also marked the addi tion of a new co sponsor who will eventually take over the reins permanently from the current sponsor Mr Richard Christie Milt QUncle Mrltiej I-learn IS a math teacher and wrestling coach Mr Christie has hrgh hopes that Mr I-leam w1ll contmue the Club' activitles and prestige Of flcers for the past ye ar were Charles Skaggs President George Crowe, Vice President, Preston Love Secretary Ken Haas tu dent Council Representa tive SJ Q . ,.. , I , I so 1 I' .sa A I W fy' . an -Q V , lv X ' Y Q ,sa . hgjq fi x f v ' -1 1 I , , A I I - . :5 :C fl H I 1' Q .1 ' ' sa . ef: t 23 Q , R V 1 I A l , N Q K ' ' - l 1 ,,. 13 Z v l . -' 4' L 'lf f ' ' l '- F - J - 1 ,4 sir-I Tl' , Y , 1, Lan T tn S, su, qx I, Q ,L K 'nina l V . .5 r, 4 I 1 A 1 ' , E - N r F , l 2 l 5 I i , V V Q N lf? - E' ' A I I - lf: I W H, -I Q . t , 6 I' 'K X ' ' , Q' xl to f v Y I ' 1 X . zq -A IX 4 4, ' , Y f ' ' S I - , f l 1 D X.. ff OAC-- H 2 . . . . Y . . 7 . Nate Goodwin. SECOND ROW: Richard Halcomb, Charles Skaggs, Dick Hodges, Preston Love, Richard Farber , 5 I u l YY . 0 . . , . . , - - - . , , - . , - . o 7 , - . . . ' . I S I . . . , , -, S . . I ' I . . , . . V, I , . , S - 44 , Ngeik, 9,106 . Judxf nie . M155 . 25' G noi QXCTAXS OW 1 Kargoimie pct' Mem fiagygabunde' eau Y-W0 sudxf YedeQ5Cih . X2-igjxn Pmaetson The I.F.C. officers pose with emblems of their club. President Mary Ann Dorfg Vice President Roger Heringg Secretary Dianne Thomseng Treasurer Connie Dorf. rx X4-labunde e e cet, Kat Gieenxe , . NW' wh t S, wcnie mg, YJ om B0 2 D DQAQ Rogey Hikeg, Dor P-0 XX ' e YY bl fghorvseg SSW 1 'SCQZOTAZLX' Rui - me CON . Cato Ry, Dlaone. SY' geniuns' International Friendship The International Friendship Club is a club for both boys and girls. The only require- ment for membership in this club is friend- liness. The purpose of the club is to make friends, learn about the people of other countries, help those less fortunate than others, and have fun doing it. The meetings were under the sponsorship of Spanish Teacher Miss D. Rindone and were held Tuesday mornings at 7:45 in room 234. Tech debaters participated in a chain of events this year. Besides sponsoring a beginners' tournament in the fall, the debaters, under Coach Kenneth Gilreath, acted as host for the Girls' Missouri Valley Advanced Tourna- ment. Several teams debated in the Boys', Girls', and Open Missouri Valley, the State Tourna- ment in Lincoln, and the National Forensic League Tournament in Hastings, Nebra- ska. The debaters also represented Tech on the television panel discus- sion, Teen Topics. Except for three seniors, Kay Calame, Sandra Little, and Barbara Pigman, the debate squad consists of beginning sophomores. Sixteen sopho- mores obtained membership in the National Forensic League. FI SEQST Ro OND W: Ro man. THISgl'11g: lfaieyi? Jen? W Debate OW. aw . iq-k . D 51171 e an WilIi15mi017g lgoxgrigyn Blas 1 1 C I a I1-If , enll Andegili Ljttfef Jglstjne Bk 1 C1-e ' Erb 9Sen g HOU, Jing? Kai, N2.JO'1So1-: Mr Jgfnanu alame, Bapbiilr-eath 77 ,ga FIRST ROW Sponsor M1ss Peterson Karen Wh1tmore, Jean Rxder V1v1an Cruver, Janelle Sehr, Phyllrs Ramrrez Georgla Ryan, Kathleen Schmrtt Judy Davenport Sharon I-larr1son SECOND ROW Paula Reynolds, Pam Slmon Glorra Stuart, Karen O'Dell, Bertha Ferguson, Mary Schernost, Lucrlle Mercer THIRD ROW Frank Haney, Charlene Blank, Rosemary Ethen Bettye Lewrs Pat McDonald, Darrel Chaney, .hm Townley FOURTH ROW Al Cleaver, Curtrs Krumwe1d Ronme Froren, D1x1e Davrs Pete Karser, Ron Loper, Dale Slmmons Those not plctured are Wayne McKenz1e Rena Norman, Jerry Peck, Roylan Rrder, Barbara Rolhng The D E Club IS a school socral club made up of students who are takrng retarlmg Membershrp rs open to Jun 1ors and seniors The students are graded for then' work both at school and m thelr Jobs The mruals D E stand for D1str1but1ve Educatlon The prmcrpal actlvrues enjoyed by D E members are the prcnlcs held rn the sprlng and fall each year They learn to get along W1l'.l'l one another by co operatlon Mlss Gladys Peterson IS the D E sponsor D E. offrcers mcluded Pres1dent Rosemary Ethen, V1ce Pres1dent Georgla Ryan, Secretary Sharon I-larnson, Treasurer D1x1 Davls, Darrell Chaney 1 78 3 Bob McCoy, Miss Ivae Walker, Sponsor, Rosemary Hild, Anna Schundrenko, Mary Morris, Carol Zimmerman, Joanne Ireland, Kathy I-lykel, Peggy Bovee, Karen Boyd, Paul Earhart, Jim Reed, Bonnie Frost, Gary Srndelar, Shirley Wisenand, Cary Sanders, Douglas Dixon, Ronnie Heye, Janet Hermes, and Richard Hampton. The Library Club stands for service to the school, plus good citizenship and scholarship. In helping to keep the library running smoothly, Club mem- bers staff the charging desk and magazine desk, type, file, paste, and assist in the housekeeping of Tech I-Iigh's big library. Working hours are given in a point system, and awards are given. Helping the librarians at various jobs during the day, members learn how to use the library as well as clerical skills. Freshmen, sophomores, juniors, and seniors make up the mem bership. Those members not pictured are: Ron Albertson, Tamera Blowers, John Furster, Sharon Knight, Linda Larsen, Colleen McQueen, Connie Mackie, Charlotte Nelson, Nancy York, Mary Jo Herrod. Library Library Club officers: Gary Sanders, Student Council Repre sentative, Bob McCoy, Vice-President, Gary Sindelar, President, Shirley Wisenand, Secretary, Karen Boyd, Treasurer Officially known as the Playmakers, the club sponsored three plays including a Junior Theatre production en- titled the Wizard of Oz. Although non-members were cast, Playmakers held most parts in the fall play, Arsenic and Old Lace, and the Christmas play, Sign of a Star. All but the Christmas play were di- rected by Mr. Don Leonard. Mr. Ken Roy handled contest work for the District and State speech tourna- ments held in the spring, as well as directing the Christmas play. Playmaker officers for the first year were President Gary Sindelar, Vice President Rose Allender, Sec- retary Sylva Jech, Historian Janice Slama, Treasurer Jack Connell, Student Council representative Louise Engskov. For the first time in many years, Tech High has a Dramatics Club. The new organization, formed and sponsored by Mr. Roy and Mr. Leonard, has a large active membership in its first year of existence. Ploymckers FIRST ROW: Laura Goette, Sylva Jech, Janice Slarna, Nina Bieda, Trudy Buck, Sandra Caifrey, Barbara Williams, Judy Probst, Pat Noxon, Dixie Pedersen. SECOND ROW: Ore Lee Coleman, Karen McCrea, Toni Turnquist, Han- neke Hofmann, Barbara Solomon, Louise Engskov, Kay Toma. THIRD ROW: Sponsors Mr. Leonard and Mr. Roy, Dick Slama, Gail Fielding, Scarlet Vath, Judie Jenkins, Dianne Thomsen, Russell Suiter. FOURTH ROW: Gary Sindelar, Jack Porter, Jack Connell, Rose Allender, Ronnie I-leye, Everett Brailey. x,Jl T MW X,..! G. A. A. The Girls' Athletic Association is a recreational sport group in which girls may learn and play a great variety of sports. The club sponsor is Mrs. B. Anderson, and membership is open to girls wishing to join. Through participation they may earn awards, first, an emblemg the second a school letter T , the third, an O for Omaha and the fourth, a star. Other activities also M emoyed are play days with other schools and colleges, a long week-end at Camp Brewster G.A.A. officers were: Vice President Lucille Mercer, Secretary for initiation, and the Bye-Bye Baw, the las, Rose Allender, President Gail Fielding, Treasurer Lillian Rose, A A Reporter Karen McCrea, Sgt.-at-Arms Dorothy Boles, Student dance of the Year- A11 girls in the School may Council Representative Cynthia Hoffman. participate in the activities, however, only members can earn awards. FIRST ROW: Sharon Brutto, Ora Lee Colman, Connie McDonald, Marilyn Blaschke, Gail Fielding, Karen McCrea, Margaret Merriweather, Lillian Rose, Melanie Merkley, Elizabeth Paramore, Judy Probst, Peggy Bovee, Sharon Stuart, Geraldine Johnson, Carol Wheldon, Judy Klabunde. SECOND ROW: Cynthia Hoffman, Lucille Mercer, Laura Goette, Gloria Robinson, Bobbie Williams, Carol Boite, Alice Vacha, Ellen Winningham. THIRD ROW: Janice Slama, Dorothy Boles, Rose Allender, Mrs. Barbara Anderson. Xl C37 CZ CD FIRST ROW: Ruth Mitchell, Sponsor: Maricar Rougeau, Lucille Mercer, Karen Brocker, Cynthia Wilson, Dorothy Feaster, Karen Boyd. SECOND ROW: Jackie St. Clair, Elaine l-leide, Rose Allender, Barbara Solo- mon, Gail Reed, Alyce Vache. THIRD ROW: Jarvis Green, Charles Lewis, Raymond Reid. The Junior Red Cross, a club organized for the purpose of making the world a better place in which to live, attempts to do many projects which are of service to the community at Thanksgiving. Together with the Student Council, the club sent baskets to needy families. Members have helped at the blood bank. This club also remembers old folks who have been for- gotten by others. Each year they take part in a big intra-city dance called the Criss Crosser. This dance sends two members from each school club to a summer train- ing center and the remaining proceeds go to a children's fund. Jackie St. Clair was this year's queen candidate from Tech. Junior Red Cross This year's officers were: President Dorothy Feaster, Vice President Rose Allender, Secretary Elaine Heide, Treasurer Barbara Soloman. Q 3 1 FIRST ROW: Sponsor Mr. Cain, Judy Klabunde, Jessie Winningham, Kristine Bkesen, Sharon Dahmer. SECOND ROW: Marilyn Blaschke, Joanne Ireland, Gloria Longnecker, Betty Webster, Karen McCrea, Cynthia Hoffman, Ora Lee Coleman. THIRD ROW: Jarvis Green, Greg Pforr, Dave Kawami, Jim Pigman, Ronnie Heye, Mike Kuzeppa, Bob McCoy, Gary Sander. Tech High Honor Society Club officers for the year were: Bob McCoy, president, Gary Sander, vice-president, Cynthia Hoffman, secretary, Jim Pigman, parlia- mentarian, and Bill Ryan, fnot pictured, treasurer. The Tech Honor Society' formerly 3 boys' organization, extended membership in- vitations to girls during its second year of operation. Membership to the club is pos- sible by invitation only. The Honor Study Hall and the foreign ex- change student project, both co-sponsored by the Society and the Student Council, re- ceived the major share of attention during the year. Mr, Robert Cain is the club sponsor. 'li I' Members of the organization maintain a high scholarship and citizenship average in order to remain eligible for club mem- bership. Senior Choir I il PIX 4 5 FIRST ROW: Jim Pigman,Eddie Craigie,Ceci1 King, James Carter Ken Haas Don Boone Gre Pforr Joe s , Elliott, Judfafuckef, shafiey oiifiom, Judy Hall- gren, Norma Rose, Lillie Beck, Bonnie Crawford, Ruth Kerr, Carol Comstock, Sharon Young, Betty Loper, Bonnie May. SECOND ROW: Charles Skaggs, Steve Takechi, Roger I-lering, Robert Steinkraus, Don Cur- tis, Robert Gilchrist, Bob Corner, Toni Turnquist, Janice Slama,KarenBrocker, Ilene Gilmore, Barbara Himberger, Charlotte Nelson, Hanneke Hofmann, Carolyn Jackson, I-larry McGinnis, David Goodwin, Jack Porter. 84 7 14 r E s , 3 i Mr. Viggo Carlsen, Director, and Mrs. Doris Monte, Accompanist. Gene Brailey. Not Pictured: Loren Williams, Joyce Z. i- Us I 1 L Q I .F , ,F T N. I lr O - . . , Q ' 4' i , ! x Z4 THIRD ROW: Dorothy Feaster, Linda Larsen, Kay Toma, Louise Engskov, Marlene Prinz, Jeanette Wood, Nancy Ziskovsky, Pat Lickert,Pear1ie Lawson, Barbara Rolling, Joan Marlow, Sandra Jackson, Francis Bell, Rosemary Kellerman, Ruth Salleng, Jean Van Dors- ton,ArdithJohnsen,Harold Shields, Albert Patterson, TomBrown. FOURTH ROW: Pat Noxon, Dixie Peder- sen,Jackie Turner, lrene Chin, Jackie Lewis, Sharon Johnson, Lillian Rose, Linda Love, Julia Mite, Eliza- bethHobson,Bernice Gibson,Jackie St. Clair, Phyllis Mosley,Clarice Rydberg, Inga Sievers, Carmen Lar- sen, Terry Bratton, Douglas Roberts, Ron Carlsen, Rollerson. Choir officersinclude' Hanneke Hofmann SEATED - K J Student Council representativeg Jackie St. Clair, Sec- retarygToniTurnquist, Vice President, Gene Brailey President, and Louise Engskov and Nancy Ziskovsky Librarians. 85 Moioreffes Four majorettes proudly led the Tech High marching band this year. Head majorette, Glenda Cookie Anderson, strutted out in front. Following, in the first rank, Dee Drucker Bonnie Frost, and Bonnie Baker supported her. Our majorettes were all upperclassmen. Glenda nie Baker, seniors. Head majorette Cookie Cookie Bonnie B. Dee Bonnie F. , YL 5 5 X! A , ,, 5? gl 5 Z , 1 ' 1 , I Z N 44? , . and Bonnie Frost were juniors, and Dee and Bon- fig , r 1 4 H FIRST ROW: Henry Thomas, Dan Williams, Bill Michalenko, Don Wichert. SECOND ROW: Rich Wooten, Doug Dixon, Kay Calame, Sandra Little, Don Volenec. THIRD ROW: Herbie Rich, Barbara Pigman, Jarvis Green. The Dance Band is considered an extra curricular activity. A lot of hard work is put into this organization before all performances or dances to please the student body. At the dances, it is really a pleasure to the wailing musicians who make up the band to see satisfaction in the faces of Rockin' Queens and Rollin' Kings ripping the dance floor from corner to corner. No grades or credits are given for this activity. The members play for their own satisfaction. They are selected on a basis of talent. This year's dance band was composed of six seniors, one junior, and five sophomores. The band not only has requests from the clubs in Tech to play for dances, but on occasions the members re- ceive invitations from Out-State schools to come and play, and entertain at dances. Mr. Harold Smith is the band manager, and the group is under direction of Don Wichert. The band in action! Dance Bond FIRST ROW: Dorothy Boles, Paul Earhart, Garry Rumery Bob Gatzmeyer Director Mr Harold Smith E'1 J , . 1 een as- kowiak,PatSmith, Ronnie Heye, Rose Allender, Victor Szawicki, Jarvis Green, Drum Major Don Wickert SECOND ROW: Don Volenec, Kay Calame, Sandra Little, Roger Henderson, Larry Cameron, Harold Clark, G1en'Anderson, Af fi 3 5' f , za' if 47 33 ,QL V f - If' I 7 42 ' is Q ig: 1 gif? yi 25 ' , 'QCP 12 54 f 1 S QM 1' i . . 215 Bonnie Baker, Dee Drucker, Kathy Silvers, Gloria Robinson, Benjamin Hardin, John Rollins, Mary Wiley. THIRD ROW: Douglas Dixon, George Simmons, John Krig, A1 Skar, Lenwood Witcker, Barbara Pigman, Bobbi Putnam, Bill Michalenko, Karen Smith, Jane Delezene, Joe Bell, Henry Thomas, Dan Williams, Herb Rich. E 2 s , E l 2 Girls' Glee A - QUEBH Qefypl 94 FIRST ROW: Margie Stephens, Vivian Boddie, Norma Brown, Beverly Reynolds, Carol Cooper, Ollie Pearl Wilson, Erma Clayton, Phyllis Johnson, Jimmie Ruth Miller, Pat Hudson, Onetha Johnson, Linda Woods, Lorraine Holmes, SaundraCaffrey,Barba.ra Williamson, Loretta Nichols, Minnie Johnson, Caroline Kaya, Ruth Anderson, Norma Kin- ser. SECOND ROW: Bertha Wicker, Shirley Jackson, Lillian Walker, Mary Starks, Judy Allen, Celestine Word, Delores Carroll, Margaret Reuting, Martha Florence, Sandra Hoppe, Barbara Nelson, Mary Ellis, Phyllis Roller, Jo Anne Ireland, Pat Jones, Jeannete Johnson, Charlene Rose, THIRD ROW: Janet Hermes, Ralph Adams, Janice Abildgaard, Marlene Morris, Donna Soya, Margaret Merriweather, Kathy Hujkel, Nancy Miller, Carol Prinz, Donna Prusia, Connie Conner, Doris Williams, Doris Marshall, Delores Johnson. FOURTH ROW: Connie Hall, Barbara Walts, Marion Rougeau, Jo Anne Iselin, Luetta Sanders, Frances Bradford, Betty Pugh, Vera Gardner, Eileen Jasko- vich, Scarlett Vath, Judy Klabunde, Gloria Gibson, Diane Gray, Judith Brown, Ruby Cotton, lra Jean Taylor. FIRST ROW: SharonJohnson,Marlene Prinz, Janice Slama, Toni Turnquist, Louise Engskov. SEC- OND ROW: Sandra Jackson, Sharon Young, Kay Toma, Dixie Pederson. THIRD ROW: Jackie St Clair, Hanneke Hofmann, Inga Sievers, Phyllis Mosley. L E L E 90 Junior Choir FIRST ROW Cayleen Grlffxth Glorla Longnecker Carol Ogden, Nancy York, Lester Wells, Douglas Butler Rlchard Kmg, Wllllam Crawford Robert Phllhps, Frank1e Webb Lrnda Shepherd Verla Ra rxck Judy Probst SECOND ROW Doretha Neal, Ladonna Schmrdt Kathleen Koons, Joyce Meyer, Lxla Rrckel Fred Farthlng, W1ll1e Wrrght Jeff Grayson, Dennxs M11 ler George Dotson Barbara Lawson Mary Jo Harrod Dranne Thomsen, Lmda Sa11ors Jamce Bornhoft THIRD ROW Sherry Burton, W11 ma Lawrence,Jan1ce Leader Irene Harroun, Barbara Solomon, Olln Lee Rxchard Lesley Larry Came ron Ed Collms, Joe Johnson Beatr1ce Brown Connle Dorf, Elame I-Ierde Sandra Rohn Not Pxctured L1ndaVaad Barbara Behler, Nad1ne Black Kathy Davrs, Wanda Mlller FIRST ROW: Dennis Dergan, Jay Hykel, Larry Dill, Sam Green, Dick Jones, Mike Govan, Jack Connell, Tim Sweeney, Steve Carlson. SECOND ROW: Instructor Mr. Davis. THIRD ROW: George Winkler, Peter Kaiser, Gary Miller, Jack Femeau, Joe Van Ackeren, Dennis Simmons. Stage Crew Vocational Foods FIRST ROW: Instructor Mrs. Piper, Harriet Holmes, Doris Whitley, Loretta Nichols, Pat Wise, Aloma Childs, Lulu Adkins, Eddie Mae Robinson. SECOND ROW: Kathleen Robbins, Dave Aken, Art Patten, Richard I-Ialcomb, William Zabel, Jesse Brown, Joe Watson, Don Boone, Paul Buchanan, James Harbin, Leroy Johnson, Jack Hunter Walter Cummings. H H' 1 4 . 3, A an-f Z' 'V' 4 Q ml' . ig., M, , ,.,. A . uh 4 V, W wmv, -- ,,y,..-..- Mfg' ll: , ,,,. 'xr 4 4' . .--, ,w ,-'. L Y ...,-,,-... .,.- ,.a-.,,.,........w. a - fr- i. ,......i..h...........-..1...--4-.-.M 1 .l 7 , h' 'bfi :HBE ,. L. 1 1 Q rf 1- .Hr-fit , 3 i - A ' . -- mia. a, Y ' lofi Ti :H ,' ,gg-I AS . E J? '. 2' 355' 11' f 'H-Es -,-2' I 75315 :.f1- :W Z ,A sg 1.15 T 'ffsgi 9? lg M? :fw N H. f i sf ' ' ,ft , , saw V . EVIVLM, fn. L- -V -1? r 1 A rs jus . ,.. .4f'?'Zi' - ' :-, J ' 'ily 5-. I Q .. 5- nfl K -' ' ,sw mf.i?f fa, . A 'iw-, X:i2,Q?.., -i Safe Teens The Safe Teens is the largest organization in Tech High. This year the membership num- bered close to 350. The organization is city wide, and selected members compete in the Annual Safety Road-e-o. Tech High Safe Teens Pxesident Steve Takechi is handing the key to his assistant, Vice Presidert Jeanette Wood Scoffer Matter -In 1 1 '1 A9 -ww 'X I 'XS- ff' JAIL W-naw.. f A W?- .mf PU in .Ji ,-J hh? 56+ 'dbh' 5. JL 94 SPORTS ,,-ff' FIRST ROW: Manager Jernigan, Sindelar, Olson, Rivera, Beasley, Crowe, Farber, Keown, Hodges, Gray, Hykel, Farthing, Manager Lowe. SECOND ROW: Head Coach Christie, Freeman, Shaw, Mitchell, Winters, Skaggs, Gould, Walker, Harbin, Rutledge, Parks, Assistant Coach Trumbauer. THIRD ROW: Jackson, Harroun, Albertson, Love, Allgood, T. Beasley, King, Hall, Conzemius. Vo rsiiy 1959 was Tech's most successful football season in years. The Trojans, under Head Coach Dick Christie and new assistant, Robert Trumbauer, compiled a season record of five wins and three losses. Tech opened the season with a 31-O rout over Abraham Lincoln of Council Bluffs, then squeezed by Benson, 14-7, on a Gary Sindelar to Charles Skaggs touchdown pass in the final minutes, on a rain-soaked field. Tech then traveled to meet the Little Maroons of Coaches: Al LaGreca, Bob Trumbauer, Dick Christie, Eldon Sheldon, and Milt Hearn. 96 Sioux City Central. The 100-mile trip became little more than a bus ride as Tech lost, 18-41. The next game was a long one also, as Prep beat the Trojans, 32-7. Tech bounced back to down South and then upset Central, 31-19, after a halftime deficit of 6-19. The spotlight then shifted on Tech as the Trojans met a highly favored North eleven, which was undefeated in league play. Preston Love, Dick Christie, and Rodney Gray. When the final gun sounded, Tech held a slim 7-6 margin, but it was enough for a thrilling victory and a tie for the league lead. Tech met Lincoln High on a cold, frozen field. The Links, wearing tennis shoes, went around and through the slipping, sliding, Trojan defenders and took a 44-6 victory, killing Tech 's hopes for a share of the league championship. The Trojans finished with a fourth place state rating. Rodney Gray and Preston Love were selected by Jack Payne, sports director for Radio WOW and WOW-TV, on his all-city tearn. These two boys were also elected all-city by Gregg McBride, Sports Editor of the World- Herald, with Gary Sindelar, Dick Hodges and Steve Gould receiving honorable mention. Preston was chosen all-state by the World-Herald, while Rodney Gray received all-state honors from the Lincoln Journal and United Press News Service. Head Coach Dick Christie was named coach-of-the- year by Jack Payne and was presented a trophy. Moonlight Raiders Pictured on this page are the Moonlight Raiders and the Sunlight Rebels which were Tech's starting of- fensive and defensive units during the 1959 football season. 'These two units were Tech's counterparts to Louisiana State University's Chinese Bandits. The Moonlight Raiders were the starting defensive eleven and nick- named themselves so, because of the after-dark work- outs held in getting primed for the coming clashes. The original raiders are from left, First Row: Fay Hykel, Dick Winters, Ray fPanchoj Rivera, Rodney Gray, and Dick Hodges. Second Row:Willie Mitchell, Steve Olson, Bill King, Preston Love, Charles Skaggs, and Harry Rutledge. The Sunlight Rebels, Tech's starting offensive unit, nicknamed themselves so, obviously because their workouts were held before the sun went down and their scoring punch always seemed to brighten a game for Trojan fans. The original rebels are pictured here wit.h the exception of guards Steve Could, who transferred to Michigan, and Rodney Gray, who was not present when this photo was taken. Gou1d's place is taken by his replacement, Don Robidioux, and back Fred Farth- ing wears Gray's suit and takes his place in the line. First Row, Steve Olson, George Crowe, Fred Farthing, Dick Winters, Don Robidioux, Dick Farber, and Dick Hodges, Backfield: Quarterback Gary Sindelar, Left Half Charles Skaggs, Fullback Preston Love, and Right Half James Shaw. Sunlight Rebels North's Randy Curn0W is being escorted around his own right end with Raiders Dick Winters 128, and Fay Hykel 134j in pursuit, in a game which Tech upset the previously unbeaten Vikings, 7-6. D I E Squashed between George Crowe 1501 and a host of Prep lineman is Tech quarterback, Gary Sindelar 1391 with the ball and Tech's lone TD in a game that Prep won, 32-7. The eyes of Tech are upon you, Mr. Packer, as Trojans Rodney Gray 140j, John Beas- ley 1451, and Dick Winters 1281, close in on a worried South ball-carrier. L T One, Two, Three, kick--Fred Farthing's magic toe sends the football booming through the uprights adding an extra point as the scoreboard registers Tech's 13 point lead. Shall we dance? Tro- jan Steve Olson 1245 is about to accept this Packers invitation to a new dance called Stop that Runner as Don Robidioux 137j is about to cut in. Hold it a minute fellas, I lost something. Help me find it, will you? Seconds later this Prep back found what he was looking for--the end zone and six more Prep points. Peek-A-Boo! An unidentified Trojan becomes a hero as he makes a shoestring tackle on South's Ron Kellogg, who is look- ing for the end zone, just yards away. Reserves FIRST ROW Davld Kawamx, Don Grrfflth Jess Berra, Denms Mxller Comelxus Myles, Bob Wemacht SECOND ROW Dave Stovre, Carl Anderson, Hayward Wlthers, Ruben Jackson, Ron Turner Darrell Robmson THIRD ROW Wayne Freer, Lenwood Whltacre, Rodney Mrtchell, Delmar Woods, Davld Goodwxn, Culley Umon FOURTH ROW Bob Gatzme1er, Claude Spencer James Carter, James Prater, Dlck StOV1C, Lynn Harrrs FIFTH ROW Raymond Rutler, Tony Beezley, B111 Breda SIXTH ROW Coach Al LaGreca, Coach Eldon Sheldon Fred F31'th1ILg Freshmen -I--L FIRST ROW John Smlth, Ray Urwxn, Fred Brown, Jerry Shook, Donald Bell SECOND ROW Paul Ba1ley, Trm Ross, Comeluls Myles, B111 Lee, Charles Church THIRD ROW Don Wade, Don Freemyer, Harold Crowe, Don Dober FOURTH ROW Roger Smdelar, Percy Tltsworth, Marcus Hudson 99 sung-1-ll Kneehng FRONT Managers Albert Patter son Tom Harroun SECOND ROW Ga VY Smdelar Bob Br1sby Bob Love Charles Skaggs B111 Klng Nate Goodwln STANDING Coach Neal Mosser, Mlke Kuzeppa Fred Hare Preston Love Rlchard Ryder James Nash Don Boone A We , 2 'X MSM Q. U 'O N 5---e ,S fo s g r I , V:'V,:r L 1 , , . R O J A N S ll in., Antiqua 5 ex S Qspfsvo o, Q15 5 J if Jfi,rM M I? in ' see if, fight 130, point: to Don Boone 1441 d an close in on Benson action . ,qv 17 lg .Q FIRST ROW: Clyde Richards, Ricky Davis, John Alexander, Coach John Morse, Coach Frank Catani a, Donald Stewart, Terrell Edwards, Cornelius Myles . SECOND ROW: Walt Glessman, Bob Stewart, Ed Tony, Percy Walker, Wil- liam McGee, Darold Bell, Harvey Wright, Richard Moody. THIRD ROW: John Sacco, Don Free- meyer, Harold V Crowe, Richard k Lerdahl, Earnest Frazier, Chair i Rice, Don Do- Claude Spencer, Rueben Jackson, Linwood Whita- ker, Fred Farth- ing, Howard HAH Brown, Roger 2 4 Sindelar, Coach T , 1 5 C N Eldon sheidon, Bill Bieda, James Rankin, James Carter, Charles Thomas, Haywood lAHthers, Carl Anderson, Ricky King. KNEELING: James Shaw, manager. The Reserves had quite a successful season this year as they compile an 11-3 record. Their only losses came twice to Benson, the eventual league champion, and a one-basket loss to Lincoln High. James Carter and Fred Farthing were the main scorers and could usually be counted on to earn a good majority of the total points. Freshmen Roger Sindelar and Charles Thomas were bright spots for Coach Sheldon and a hope toward another good season next year. Tech is one of the few schools in the inter-city league not allowing juniors to play on reserve squads. Because of this, Tech faced many more experienced teams, and doing as well as they did, Coach Sheldon was very pleased with the record. Both Freshman coaches had two teams: An A team and B team. Coach Frank Catania's B team finished in first place with a 5-1 record, the only defeat coming from Norris Junior High, 26-29. The B team's high scorer was Donald Stewart with a 13-point per game average. Other outstanding players were Don Dober and I-lar vey Wright. Catania's A team didn't do so well as it finished the season with a 3-3 record. Cordell Davis was the outstanding player, averaging 11 points per game. Coach Johnny Morse's teams didn't have the luck that Catania's teams did. However, Coach Morse did have a few bright spots including Johnny Alexander, who averaged 18 points a game to lead all freshmen. nfl , 1. N 4 ,JPG ..f,........ Hooplights Tech's go-go Trojans started the 1959-1960 basketball season with a bang by stopping Creighton Prep, 65-57, for a victory in the pre-season competition. The prospects looked great when the Trojans invaded the Benson gym for an early look at the highly touted Bunnies. The Bunnies hopped to a 58-39 upset, caus- ing the Trojans to re-shuffle their lineup. A rejuvenated Tech five played the entire next game against Central and upset the favored Eagles, 54-51, at the new Norris Junior High gym. Although pressed for three quarters, the go-go Techsters ran away from Thomas Jefferson of Council Bluffs, 64-55. A surprisingly tough Viking crew from North gave the Trojans trouble before losing, 35-48. The stage was set for the clash between Tech and the undefeated South High Packers. Tech faded late in the game and lost, 68-78. However, Tech bounced back to take a 62-55 victory over Abraham lincoln of Council Bluffs, adding a second victory to the Trojans' unblemished intercity record. Here, those elusive Bunnies came in again and ran away with a close decision, 52-48. The Trojans took their revenge on Lincoln High, beating the state champions, 64-52, then turned on West- side, trouncing the new league addition, 57-45. Boys' Town provided a tough contest, but Tech beat the Town, 59-52. Another meeting with South proved futile as the Packers overcame a 13-point deficit to win going away, 68-57. North then fell under Tech's wrath, 73-48, and still smarting from the Packer loss, Tech downed Creighton Prep, 79-64. Central drew the season-ending game with Tech and again took a drubbing, 59-54, but managed to salvage a second-place tie in the intercity race with the Trojans, both teams sporting 6-2 records. Tech's first foe in the District Toumament, held at the Omaha University Fieldhouse, was North High. After a hard struggle, Tech emerged victorious, 46-36, and met Benson in the finals. Tech was severely undermanned when it took the court against the Bunnies. Bob love, junior guard, was ill and did not attend the game. Fred l-lare, a freshman, was home with a severelysprained ankle. Gary Sindelar, a senior who played a little of everything but was currently playing the post position, attended the game but was not in uniform due to a football injury. The lead changed hands many times throughout the game. Don Boone, one of Tech's leading rebounding and scoring artists, fouled out early in the fourth quarter. Coach Neal Mosser, short on experienced post position men, moved Nate Goodwin, a converted post playing guard, into Boone's place. James Nash, an inexperienced junior guard, came off the bench and potted four free throws as the regulation game ended in a tie. Four seconds before the end of the overtime, Benson's Ken Connors hit a 20-foot jump shot to send the game into a three-minute sudden-death period. When a Bunnie missed a free throw on a foul, Bill King rebounded, dribbled down the court and potted the game winning shot, giving Tech a 71-69 victory and State Tournament berth. At the State Tournament, held on the University of Nebraska's court in lincoln, Tech drew North Platte in the opening game, and the Platters went down in defeat, 50-55, but only after a terrific struggle. Two free throws apiece by Preston Love and Nate Goodwin, plus a basket by Bill King, iced the game for the Techsters who had lost their eight-point lead late in the fourth quarter. Lincoln Southeast took on Tech in the semifinals before a packed house. The Knights had too much power for the Trojans and Tech went home after a 48-61 loss. Preston Love was selected as All-City by the World-Herald. Preston Love hits a basket, although 'Uh' What's up, Doc? Trojans and closely guarded, as Fred Hare f24j Vikings search the heavens for flying Look, Dad! Here I am, down here ! Bill and Gary Sindelar Q40j close in for basketballs. King strikes this unusual pose after a shot. the rebound. rmsr ROW: oien Lee, Phil Bl-um, Bernie Conzemious, Paul Melinga- gio, Ralph Harroun, Jerome Wil- liams, Joe Crawford, Ron Turner, Don Minor. SECOND ROW: Bob Probst, Sythell Miller, Larry Walker, Alvin Paulsen, Albert Paulsen, Walter Larsen, Jimmy Alexander, Howard Freeman. THIRD ROW: Ralph Crawford, Wendell Perkins, Lynn Harris, Jerry Shook, Don Robidioux, Bob Allgood, Steve . M W, .1 K , I Gilbert Moore. 2 if e if f E g is lx Olson, James Ware, Bill Horn, L Wrestling This was another year of building for Tech 's wrestling team under new head coach Milt Hearn. Coach Hearn spent much time training an usually good stock of underclassmen. Because there was no set varsity squad, most of the wrestlers got some varsity experience, which should prove invaluable to the non-seniors of the team. Only four boys will leave the team in 1960. They are Seniors Steve Olson, Bill Horn, Larry Walker, and Paul Melinga- gio. Steve Olson was Tech's,on1y outstanding wrestler and candidate for City and State honors. The Paulsen Brothers, Alvin and Albert, seemed to trade matches. Being in different weight divisions, one of the two would win while the other was losing. Coach Hearn says he is expecting big things from these and other boys in the year to come. Tech's swim team under Head Coach Bill McKimmey has also been building for the future. Only four seniors dot this year 's squad. Mr. McKimmey is hoping that the experience the underclassmen have received this year will produce a successful unit in the coming year. Swimming FIRST ROW: Mike McKinney Jim Edwards, Jim Benedict, Howard Cooper, Eugene Van- derpool, Bob Hasch, Terry Wicker. SECOND ROW: Don Stewart, Henry Davis, Bob Catzmeyer, Dennis Kurshi, Howard Dixon, Vincent Little, 3 ' K' Bill Humphrey. THIRD ROW: ' Butch Rogers, Robert Johnson, Larry Bertrand, Walter Ammons, Wayne Gatzemeyer, lil Willie Davis. 1 Q is ,, - pw I . , , l l ga x- if T '? 161 Tech's sophomore relay team which Rueben Jackson holds second place in the broke all records in last year's fresh- nation in the Hop-Step-and-Jump. man events include Ron Turner, Claude Spencer, David Halcomb, and Rueben Jackson. .e 'x I Q Preston Love, crack hurd- ler and high jumper, conditions himself for the coming track season. .Nfl 7X I-1'-' nf K ',',', riff fzfrti' X my . 1 , Af. A y X f:1.,:.1i,7pf1 As Class A track teams go, we'll be just about average this year. However, with our great crop of freshmen and sophomores, we're just one year away from being great. These were coach Eldon Sheldon's viewpoints on the 1960 track season. Last year's graduation left the Trojan cindermen severely undermanned and inexperienced. Sheldon banked on his sophomores and seniors to carry the load this year. The loss of Richard I-lalcomb, ace broad jumper and sprint man, due to overage, added salt to the wound. Preston Love, a senior, who specializes in the low and high hurdles and the high jump, was also called on for some running events. A new addition, Jackie Hunter, was a big help to Tech's sprinting corps. David I-Ialcomb was much faster than last year and was expected to place high in his events. Claude Spencer, a perennial slow starter, holds Tech's 440-yard dash record which he set last year as a freshman. Rueben Jackson, another crack sophomore, was also much faster than last year. Rueben ranks second in the nation in high school AAU Hop- Step-and-Jump competition. . ,f 1 lf L . ,V .11 Tech's 440 -yard dash record holder, Claude Spencer, readies himself for a fast start. Members of the 1960 track team were, FIRST ROW: Claude Spencer, Rueben Jackson, David Halcomb, Ron Tumer, Harry Rutledge, John Beasley, Gary Williams, Fay Hykel. SECOND ROW: Rodney Gray, Preston Love, James Wallace, Bennie Britt, Jerome Tibbs, Glen Kalvalage, Dennis Dergen, Bill Bieda, Jesse Beara, Leonard Turner.THIRD ROW: Assistant Coach Richard Gibson, James Ledwich, Harvey Wright, Cecil Miller, Earl Mur- phy, Robert Gibson, William Magee, Al Paulson, A. Paulson, Jerry Shook, Hook Walker. FOURTH ROW: Head Coach Eldon Sheldon, Clyde Walker, Denny Brailey, Roger Williams, John Sacco, Jackie Hunter, Darold Bell, Howard Brown, Raymond Butler, James Shaw. il , -1 w WW t px' Q, .4 i T31 QT O0 .pw 0 Sfsqx Late winter snows played hazards with Tech's baseball team this year. Two weeks before the first scheduled game, snow was still on the ground making outside practice impossible. However, these eager beavers improvised and held workouts in the gym where these photos were taken. Coach John Morse looked forward to quite a successful season after the great finish made by these boys in the summer league playing under Roberts colors. After beating Georges', 9-8, in the first game of the summer tour- nament, Roberts ousted the number one title contender, Metz, 7-3, before 600 shocked fans at Brown Park, Meu's home field. Coach Morse was satisfied that his infield was as good as any in the league. Don Boone, coming back after a year lay-off, rounded out the infield by taking over at third base. His fielding and big bat were a boost to the team. Tech had as fine a double-play combination as any team in the city. Both veterans, Cary Sindelar at short, and Chuck Skaggs at second, these two turned in many sparkling plays throughout the year help- ing Trojan hurlers out of many jams. These two also provided Tech's one-two punch at the plate, assaulting opposing pitchers. Carl Anderson held down first base. He is only a sophomore and is expected to bolster the team's defense in his final two years. Also Bob Corner, dependable outfielder, was converted to a catcher and filled in very well for the graduated Vaughn Robidioux. Bob turned into a clutch hitter in many instances. In the outfield, Tech had Dick Hodges, a hard-hitting two-year letterman. Dick's big bat slammed home many runs. Jack Connell, James Carter and Don Robidioux commanded the other two fly- hawking positions. Pitching was Tech's main problem. Wally Jernigan, only a junior, was the Trojans' senior hurler with Gary Miller running a close sec- ond. With several games back to back, there was little or no relief pitching. Don Dober was the chief fireman with Don Boone filling in at times. The returning lettermen were Wally Jernigan, Carl Anderson, Bob gorner, Chuck Skaggs, Gary Sindelar, Dick Hodges, and Don Robi- ioux. 1960 Baseballers were, FIRST ROW: Wally Jemigan, Carl Anderson, Bob Corner, Gary Miller, Jack Connell. STANDING: Coach John Morse, Charles Skaggs, James Car- ter, Don Boone, Gary Sindelar, Dick Hodges, Don Robidioux, Jim Pigman, manager. Trojan Flyhawks Jack Connell, Don Robidioux and James Carter discuss the strengths and weaknesses of opposing hitters. Mfr 543 P , . ,cf bi: 5 ,, fi P , N3 ' T w, 9- s -, Dick Hodges, at right, hard-hitting outfielder, and Don Boone, new addition at the hot corner, survey Tro- 4' :'..' in-mul 53 gf, ' ff ff . , X, -1 -.5 '. - ,. ,,f n , . . . , . so . x. ' V rf' .,. x . 1 f ' 1 ., I -1- R JK 3, ' , , Q at if ,yu 5 r' Q ww 3 4 Veterans Gary Sindelar and Charles Skaggs, the Tro- jan's ace double play combination, joke over past experiences before their final season together. rr -w 2 V ,N . V 3 in Sf! it ' . iifbrfw-.-16, ,gi E i 5 5 , K - ' ximii' ' y Q 'H A A ' ti' Ti' I Ffagf 1 r if I I ct , I K. 5 J ', . r 4 W Top Trojan hurler, Wally Jernigan, discusses fundamentals with converted outfielder, Bob ,, . all 'S .K ' ka Q. ' 2 if if . 4, fl X.. if-Y 'Sf 'Hs Q . f- i Young Gary Miller pitching hopeful works on pick off motion with veteran sopho more first baseman Carl An- derson. jan hurlers Comer. warming up before them. Q fi A Elf if XB! , ss v f' 1- T. U N DERCLASSIVI EN I lm. V The Junior Cabinet includes: FIRST ROW: Elaine Heide, Patty Carter, Phyllis Mosely, Jean Van Dorsten, LaDonna Schmidt, Donna Means, Kathleen Koons, Jessie Winningham. SECOND ROW: Irene Harroun, Joyce Meyer, Doris Clanton, Kay Toma, Lila Rickel, Barbara Solomon, Judy Probst, Dorothy Feaster. THIRD ROW: Gail Reed, Nancy Ziskovsky, Sharon Dahmer, Ora Lee Coleman, Karen McCrea, Pat Noxon, Louise Engskov. FOURTH ROW: Dennis Dergan, Jarvis Green, James Thomsen, Gary Sander, Bob McCoy, Fred Cummings, Joseph Bell. The Junior Class had an active year. Class officers were elected early in November. The additional Junior boy elected to represent the class on the Student Council was George Crowe. The Junior class newspaper thrived under the direction of Mr. Bob Novacek. The newspaper staff consisted of: Editor-in- chief Sharon Dahmer, Assistant Editor Jessie Winningham, and Reporters John Beasley, Ore Lee Coleman, Gail Reed, Laura Goette, Cynthia Hoffman, Karen McCrea, Joyce Meyers, Phyllis Mosely, Pat Parks, Barbara Reed, Lila Rickel, Bill Ross, LaDonna Schmidt, Barbara Solomon, Jane Trofholz, Jean Van Dorston, Joanne Cox. The most extravagant party was the Junior-Senior prom. Many other parties were given, including a dance for the entire class and parties for the Junior Cabinet, including a picnic in the spring. Cabinet members not pictured are: Ron Henley, Lee Mc- Conaha, Marvin Reimers, Pat Wise, Jeanette Wood. They were thrilled to get their class rings. Five boys and five alternates, and two girls and two alternates were chosen to go to Comhusker Boys' and Cornhusker Girls' State. Several juniors are always chosen marshalls in the Senior Class graduation. 112 JUNIORS Ready for action! Dennis Dergan, President, leads the executive board. His right-hand assistant is Judy Probst, Vice President. Treasurer, Bob McCoy takes care of monetary matters and Jennie Winning- ham, Secretary, records the cabinet meetings. 421 - Mr. Roy FIRST ROW: Frost, Mackie, Larson, Stapleton, Hall. SECOND ROW: Winkler, Don Hanes, Sellin, Beaty, Hartley. THIRD ROW: Humphrey, Howell, Paladino, McNamara, Webb, Fox, Williams. 521 - Mr. Gilrecafh FIRST ROW: Meyers, Young, Garcia, Green, McCoy. SECOND ROW: Leimbach, Schulze, Crumm, Don Roberts, Murcek. THIRD ROW: Doug Roberts, Benedict, Burn, Peacek, Dergan. -if 233 - Mrs. B. Anderson FIRST ROW: Ross, Ashford, Feaster,Robertson,Daniels, Wooten SECOND ROW: Powell, Carol Christenson, Simmonds, Leeder, Cruver, Phillips. THIRD ROW: Adams, Ryan, Nelson, Miller, Shock, Zhutecki, Sweeny, Petry. 405 - Mrs. Sondbourne FIRST ROW: Bruckner, Harmon, Abram, Webster, Parnell, Lillard. SECOND ROW: Wyland, Curtis, Anderson, Solomon, Meyer, Hoffman. THIRD ROW: Kirchner, Jennings, Ridge, Smith, Patterson. 113 f 452 - Mr. Morse FIRST ROW: Wood, Dahmer, Stewart, Probst, Hermes, Heide. SECOND ROW: Goldapp, McCumber, Bailey, Sammons, Ro- bidoux, Teeters. THIRD ROW: Jones, Breakfield, Cummings, Juhl, Manzer, Jernigan, Davis, H. Jones. 329 - Mr. Novocek FIRST ROW: Means, Koons, Johnson, Ross, Carter, Kofoed. SECOND ROW: Hein, Henley, Moeller, Bailey, Anderson, Freeman. THIRD ROW: Simmons, Bratton, Quinlan, Scavio, Sander, Erxleben, Craigie, Vamum. 416 - Miss Held? FIRST ROW: Ryan, Trofholz, Rickel, Mercer, Cooper, Kulas. SECOND ROW: Bonanno, Stokes, Hardy, Cooper, Turner, Krig. THIRD ROW: Lanteri, Shane, Hanke, Miller, Randolph, Davis. 522 - Mrs. Hoff FIRST ROW: Schmitt, Reynolds, Sailors, Toma, Coleman, Bringe. SECOND ROW: McKinney, Sudduth, Bennett, Allgood, Williams, White. THIRD ROW, standing: Harroun, Hall, Nash Tucker, Symonsberger, Nelson, Hanke, Perkins, Steinkraus. 7 114 424 - Mr. Coine FIRST ROW: Hoff, Reed, Schmidt, Wilson, Paramore, Cox. SECOND ROW: Kentopp, Bowman, Loper, Gibson, Paris, Cameron. THIRD ROW: Rix, Kuroishi, Cummings, Christen- sen, Strong, Stubbelefield, Peace. 434 - Mrs. Condon FIRST ROW: Thomsen, Kerr, Mosley, Tibbs, McConaha, Rico. SECOND ROW: Wiley, Brewer, Lawrence, Gilmore, Clanton, Engskov. THIRD ROW, standing: Roach, Holley, Brewer, Allen, Kusel, Fredrickson, Clayton. 454 - Mrs. Ziko FIRST ROW: Holmes, Woods, McCrea, Neal, Tennant, Ellis. SECOND ROW: King, Brisby, Lowe, Humphrey, Einsel, Bay- less. THIRD ROW: Davis, Sanders, Farber, Liibbe, Currie, Kohout, Borders. 365 - Mr. Kruse FIRST ROW: Davis, Derry, Ramirez, Ault, Noxon, Riley. SECOND ROW: Cooper, Sehi, Hall, Corner, Drey, Ellis. THIRD ROW: Wilson, Rudge, Moore, Bles, Bell, Underwood, Wilson. 115 324 - Miss Birketf FIRST ROW: McDaniel, Ziskovsky, Black, Williams, Coette, Bornhoft. SECOND ROW: Gardner, Longnecker, Steinkraus, Rarick, Smith, Thompson. THIRD ROW: Beasley, Morford, Paulsen, Peterson, Schmidt, Reed, Finney. 474 - Mr. Beon FIRST ROW: Williamson, Winningham, Griffith, VanDorston, chmann, I-Iaver, Turner. THIRD ROW: Norris, Ziskovsky, Nimon, Nickolaison. 528 - Mrs. Piper FIRST ROW: Childs, Robinson, Nichols, Mackey, Adkins, Robbins. SECOND ROW: Patlan, Harbin, Cummings, Johnson. 'ex 116 Lewis, J. Lewis, SECOND ROW: Brye, Mason, Louvaris, Pits- The Sophomore cabrnet rs made up of representatrves from the varrous home rooms A11 busrness and actrvrtres of the class are transacted by thrs group Sophomores The offlcers of the class of '62 are Presrdent Tom Brown, Vrce Presxdent Joanne Ireland, STANDING, and Secretary Treasurer Mary Carney, SEATED Commrttees are set up to handle varrous proJects relatrng to courtesy socral and program actrvrtres The class also produces a class paper and some of the cabrnet members also serve on thrs paper staff The sophomore cablnet rncludes FIRST ROW Mary Camey Bonn1eMcShannon Mary Ellrs, Joanne Ireland Drane Thompsen SECOND ROW Phylhs Johnson, Kathleen Avant, Marrlyn Blaschke Jackre Allender Betty Voborll Carol Molczyk THIRD ROW Blll Mrchalenko, Carl Anderson Tom Brovm James Carter, Fred Farthrng THOSE NOT PICTURED Denny Peterson, Betty Pelan Herbert Rrch 117 432 - Mrs. Sedori FIRST ROW: Boles, Leimbach, Fleek, Allender, Probst. SECOND ROW: Abboud, Anderson, Carpet, Harris, Stark. THIRD ROW: Bailey, Wicker, Wallace, B man, Marr. 123 - Mr. Finnegan FIRST ROW: Mickel, Breazile, Babcock, O'Boyle. SECOND ROW: Bailey, McNamara, Gathye, Rich, Clark. Bishop, Preston, Parks, Butler, Scott. 320 - Mrs. D. Anderson FIRST ROW: Butler, Eskesen, Vacha, Bartholomew, Bokel- man, Thulin, Hansen. SECOND ROW: Bera, Brown, Johnson, Silvers, Stewart, Ramirez, Jenkins. THIRD ROW: Ryder, Cook, Allis Maritz Brenaman Norse Curtis Kri Cani li I D l 1 1 gl g a! Stewart. 325 - Miss Berg FIRST ROW: Boddie, Union, Abildgaard, Morris, Adair, Ellis SECOND ROW: Nielsen, Rutledge, Dorf, Johnson, Crisman. THIRD ROW: Caldwell, Nordstrom, Fox, Horsley, Sparano, Murphy. S Webster, rown, Free- THIRD ROW: 118 412 - Mrs. Horton FIRST ROW: McWilliams, Wade, Nelsen, Robinson, Winters, Bovee. SECOND ROW: Bumside, Derry, Warthen, Chandler, Fowler Austin THIRD ROW' Clark Jones Lafa ette, , - - s 1 Y Thomas, G amble, Cirian. 464 - Mr. Trumbcuer FIRST ROW: Gibson, Benton, Mitchell, Prinz, Hoffman,Ga1- ley. SECOND ROW: Szawicki, Pforr, Conzemius, Miller, Dotson, Wells. THIRD ROW: Hampton, Farthing, Barton. 451 - Mr. Gibson FIRST ROW: Frey, Kahre, Robinson, Ireland, Monahan, Samp son. SECOND ROW: Hild, Ogden, Friestrom, McSwain, Thur- man, Washington. THIRD ROW: Jones, Peck, Carlson, Hein. 366 - Mr. Brody FIRST ROW: Denson, Boyd, Sova, Hawkins, Merriweather. SECOND ROW: Schawer, Washington, Gatzemeyer, Griffith, Harroun. THIRD ROW: Rice, Beebee, Hall, Thompson. 119 Y 264 - Mr. Reid FIRST ROW: Minchew, Williams, Keys, McQuinn, Hipps. SECOND ROW: Roloff, Robinson, Goodwin, Heye, Union. THIRD ROW: Elliot, Darrough, Brooks, Weinacht. 468 - Mrs. Boffolfson FIRST ROW: Molczyk, Klabunde, Williams, Brown. SECOND ROW: Lewis, Mainelli, Karls, Sawyer, Pope. THIRD ROW: Buckley, Miller, Grayson, Rollins, Skar. 392 - Mr. Oberholfz FIRST ROW: Palm, Miller, Welty, Kawami, Henderson. SEC OND ROW: Peterson, Stovie, Dolan, Lee. THIRD ROW: Kim sey, Ranken, Sastrom, Gillespie. 466 - Mrs. Gardiner FIRST ROW: Gilliam, Hoppe, Price, Csipkes, Moody. SEC- OND ROW: Knight, Thomsen, Brutto, Williams, Beasley. THIRD ROW: Pigman, Bothel, King, Smith. I-.41 364 - Mr. Sfonfield FIRST ROW: Pelan, Layton, Roller, Taylor, Gardner, Clay- ton. SECOND ROW: Simmons, Svenningsen, Hiykel, Sloder- beck, Miller, Riley. THIRD ROW: Dolinsky, Stovie, Gillespie, Broatton, Baker, Turner. 426 - Mr. Herman FIRST ROW: McShannon, Prusia, Gray, Moore. SECOND ROW: Jensen, Kizer, Bell, Bergman. THIRD ROW: Woods, Prayter, Skinner. K, P, , 472 - Mr. Sheldon FIRST ROW: Moore, Blaschke, Buck. SECOND ROW: Lawslo, Kirby, Shelton, Simpson. THIRD ROW: Jackson, Brown, Red dan, Withers. 433 - Mrs. Shclrer FIRST ROW: Wilson, Eutsler, Bryson, Allison, Camey. SEC- OND ROW: Harris, Bolton, Drew, Johnson, Anderson. THIRD ROW: L. Williams, W. Williams, Watts, Harris, Manning, Carter, Myers. 121 413 - Mrs. Derro FIRST ROW: Smith, Florence, Reuting, Harrod. SECOND ROW: Wilson, Munhall, Voboril, Ashford, Bolen. THIRD ROW: Furster, Osmanson, Wright, Johnson, Pruitt. Freshmen 325 - Mr. Powers FIRST ROW: Manzer, Donaldson, Dohse, Kinser, Boye. SEC- OND ROW: Harris, Wood, Stewart, Morton. THIRD ROW, STANDING: Moore, Lusero, Palm, Lee, Hill, Gard. 456 - Mr. Schuetz FIRST ROW: Chaney, Campbell, Wilson, Devere, Walker, Moore, Hoggatt. SECOND ROW: Hawkins, Renfrow, Bergman, Talcott, Kreider, McCaslin, Donner. THIRD ROW: Cribbs, Rieser, Smith, Washington, Minor, Brutto, Hunter. 122 l29 - Mr. Davis FIRST ROW: Means, Simpson, Mills, Wheeldon, Stubblefield. SECOND ROW' Elliott Muldrew Ho e Rose - PP 8' nees. THIRD ROW, standing: Grace, Hare, Cach, Alrriaguer, Alexander, Grobeck, Peck, Coleman, Ammous. 471 - Mr. Clinch FIRST ROW: Jones, Caffrey, Pitschman, Johnson, Martine, Carter, Minor. SECOND ROW: Williams, McKeighan, Brown, Anderson, Myles, Miller, Hudson. THIRD ROW: patrick, Walker, Smith, Swanson, Randolph. Shobe Ma Haines, Kil- 331 - Mr. Broun FIRST ROW: Comstock, Gamer, Holmes, Rovetto, Miller, Rucker. SECOND ROW: Wright, Anders, Williams, Petersen, Shoup, Walker. THIRD ROW: Bertrand, Brown, Engel, Leech Gwennap. 333 - Mr. Leonard FIRST ROW: Newman, Klabunde, Zimmerman, Martin, Anderson, Jaszkowiak. SECOND ROW: Bruner, Epworth, Farrell, Moore, Sindelar, Lesley. THIRD ROW: Parker, ham, Brailey, Titsworth, White, Church, Galloway. 123 Gra- l22 - Mr. Byers FIRST ROW: Johnsen, Golden, Clark, Carlson, Rose, Sanders. SECOND ROW: Brewer, Johnson, Paymall, Deramcy, Hamelet, Hoover. THIRD ROW, standing: McDonald, Stringfellow, Turner, Fritzgerld, Green, Phillips, Freidinger, Ellicott, Mc- Caul, Rollins, Walker, Wicker, Mercer. 220 - Miss Peterson FIRST ROW: Spear, Allen, Winningham, Morris, Borst, Smith, Kaya. SECOND ROW: Right, Adams, Crammer, Barry, Baker, Vance, Foster. THIRD ROW: Larsen, Booth, Rice, Dumas, Thomas, Bryson, Ward, McGee, Moore. 428 - Miss Rhoten FIRST ROW: Childs, Brunner, Strickland, Trover, McCormic Hicks. SECOND ROW: Freemen, Hamilton, Wagner, Miles, Clark, Steward. THIRD ROW, standing: Webb, Reynolds, Krig, Zuckweiler, Danner, Jensen, Freemeyer, Manzitto, Harris, Brentlinger, Patchin, Edwards. 7 397 - Mr. Fronzen FIRST ROW: Barton, Buckles, Talcott, Fox, Lincoln, Collier. SECOND ROW: Shook, Sullivan, Petersen, Gallagher, Brocker. THIRD ROW, standing: Ross, Johnson, Horne, Bell, Empkey, Merriweather, Gruidel, Walker. 124 332 - Miss Durkop FIRST ROW: Spraling, Jackson, Wamell, Merkley, Pierce. SECOND ROW: Stella, Moore, Bailey, Franco, Butler. THIRD ROW, standing: Murcek, Ethen, Johns, Lerdahl, Paris, Boysen. 465 - Mr. Hearn FIRST ROW: Minardi, Bessey, Brown, Hill, Kellogg, Wicker, Conner. SECOND ROW: Wallace, Neller, Beshidas, Brown, Wilson, Thuline, Anderson. THIRD ROW: Keen, Garcia, Mauk, I x Mclfarlin, Engskov, Delezine, Myers. I ..- 12' 425 - Mr. McMchiII FIRST ROW: Schneider, Hindman, Kilpatrick, Bieda, Porter Childs, Monk. SECOND ROW: Ward, Hasty, Blocker, Craw- ford, Jones, Turner, Davis. THIRD ROW: Nelson, Dober, Gatzemeyer, Vercruysse, Raumaker, Davis, Anderson, Reed, Minard, Freeman, Union, Fletcher. 327 - Mr. Knoll FIRST ROW: Ditmars, Bolte, Wineinger, Hudson, Ward, Cib son, Reynolds. SECOND ROW: Fosberg, Smith, Ackermen, B ant, McGee, Lon , Halvas. THIRD ROW: Heitman, Wat YY 8 ' son, Owen, Crowe, Prater, Engstrom, Jaclcon, Thomas, Dot- son. 125 i Deon of Boys Mr. George Lclfiner r ,-4, xx Deon of CMMS Miss Pauline Spencer NN., 4 ffx Q I 1. Q Y S l Q 1,1 Q . n. 4 FAC U LTY fl-, vat. .1- ih 1 A su C32 5 Aff! Mr. L. Wood, Mrs. B. Sandbourne -fx - Q. 0 . CQ! O Z. bg, Q Q 'flsffif Business Education FIRST ROW: Mrs. N. McCoy, Miss M. Berg, Miss M. Birkctt, Miss G. Peterson, SECOND ROW: Mrs. D. Andersen, Mr. A. LaGreca, Mr. W. Powers, Mr. A. Knoll. Clerical Staff: Mrs. A. Moellenbeck, Mrs. B. La- Montia, Mrs. F. Elseman, Miss D. Turnquist, Mrs. E. Hansen. Homemaking: Miss L. Heldt, Mrs. K. Horton, Mrs. Beatrice Derra. Z Language Arts: FIRST ROW: Miss D. Rindone, Miss M. Baldridge, Miss J. Rhoten, Miss R. Mitchell, Mrs. B. Derra, Mrs. E. Sharer. SECOND ROW: Mrs. S. Condon, Miss L.Durkop, Miss R. Redfield, Mrs. E. Sedoris, Mrs. R. Hoff. THIRD ROW: Mr. R. Cain, Mr. J. Peace, Mra K. Roy, Mr. K. Gilreath, Mr. R. Valentine. Industrial Education: FIRST ROW: Mr. R. Byers, Mr. C. Mitchell, Mrs. F. Piper, Mr. I.. Fin- negan, Mr. C. Hep finger. SECOND ROW: Mr. K. Kruse, Mr. K. Brady, Mr. B. McKimmey, Mr. W. Erdkamp, Mr G. Reid. THIRD ROW: Mr. C. Massey, Mr. C. McDonald, Mr. J. Oberholtz, Mr. J. DeBoer, Mr. R. Davis, Mr. F. Webber. i Mathematics: FIRST ROW: Mr. M. Hearn, Mr. R, Trumbauer, Mr. R. Braun, SECOND ROW: MI. R. Novacek, Mrs. G. Gardi- ner, Mrs. B. Bottolfson, Mr. D. Foster. Library: Miss R. Cox, Miss Erixon, Miss I. Walker. P1 Music: Mr. H. 5mith, Mrs. D. Mcmtc, Mr. X Carlsen. Physical Educofion: FIRST ROW: Mrs. B. Anderson, Mrs. B. Thompson. SECOND ROW: Mr. F. Catania, Mr. C. Mosser, Mr. R. Christie. Sociol Studies: FIRST ROW: Mrs. l. Zika, Mr. R. Gibson, Mr. M. Herman, Mr. D. McMahill, Mr. J. Morse. SECOND ROW: Miss M. Nielson, Mrs. B. Norton, Mr. R. Bailey, Mr. J. Schuetz, Mrs. R. Herman, Miss E. Gregorson. Science: FIRST ROW: Mr. N. Allard Mr. E. Sheldon. SECOND ROW: Mr. F. Bean, Miss M. Spittler, Mr. H. Clinch. L 30 'LS 'L exft! Q, H. Nurse: Miss Ruth Carrithers FIRST ROW Mlss Fyll1s Rubmow, Mrss Helen Peabody, Mrs Mary Perrxgo, Mrs Edrth Kraft, Mrs Maxme Smlth Mrs Paul1ne Welch, Mr Raymond Cap, Mr Frank Catama SECOND ROW Mrs I-Illdred Smmth, Mrs Nellxe Nolte, M1ss Esther W1Ck, Pr1nc1pal Mrs Julxa Plumlexgh, Mrs Evelyn Reld, Mr R1chard Brxley THIRD ROW Mlss Laurel Shewan, Mrs Lucille Llghtner, Mlss Genevxeve MH11Ck, Mrs Alllson Ruby, Mrs Beverly Harnson, Mr Jolm Fargher Mr Lawrence Routt Mrs Evelyn Re 1d For 12 years, Techmcal I-hgh has been the home Junior High Nurse of both Jumor and semor hngh schools These two schools cooperate by sharmg many school fac1l 1t1es and 3Ct1V1tl9S The jumor hrgh student body comes from Central Grade, Frankhn, Kellom, Lake, Long, and Webster schools, wrth a few speclal transfers from Chfton l-Izll, Henry Yates and Saunders Upon completxon of the elghth grade, these students may attend e1ther Central or Techn1cal l-hgh school The majonty of the students rernarn wlth Techmcal Both schools work closely together Thrs provides a splendld opportumty for these students to con t1nue therr work for a srx year penod w1th very lxttle adjustment to a new srtuatron All students have an opportumty to partrcxpate an lntramural sports program Many of Techm cal's fme athletes were dlscovered through thls 'svn' program Techn1cal Jumor Hrgh rs fortunate to be so closely connected wrth Techmcal Seruor I-hgh accordlng to Mrs Julra Plumlexgh, Prmcxpal 132 on K U ' fl .. yn , R fin JUNIOR HIGH A . 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