Palmyra High School - Panther Yearbook (Palmyra, NE)

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STAFF CREA TES TWO YEARBOOKS FRONT ROW: I. Genuchi, Mrs. Gray, P. Roeder, C. Pearson, G. Delp, K. Sorensen, L. Tenl-Iulzen, M. Nash, D. Lovercheck, B. Armbruster, V. Fey. SECOND ROW: H. Lovercheck, M. Jensen, I. Chambers, S. Randall, M. Bremer, L. Nash, E. Grant, I. Bouse, I. Seeman, W. Foreman, V. Dickmeyer, G. Carman. Panther S IGH The '68 Panther Staff has completed something entirely different from all other years. Besides undergoing the task of completing a high school yearbook, the staff has succeeded in making a K grade school yearbook as well. NATIONAL INSULATION AND IMPROVEMENT CO., INC. 3601 CALVERT, LINCOLN 489-3587 HINKY DINKY 17TH AND SOUTH, LINCOLN V I 423- 8526 h .ik I9

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PICTURE HIGHLIGHT PAPER Ina posts orders Ina Genuchi Heads S tajj' 1967-68 PANTHER PRINT STAFF ADVISER .......... . Mrs. Lee Gray EDITOR .............. Ina Genuchi ASSISTANT EDITOR. . . jean Beecham TYPI STS .... ..... HFADLINER .... PRODUCTION .... CIRCULATION PROOFR EADER BOYS SPORTS GIRLS SPORT S GENERAL REPORTERS . . . jim Brinson ART .... . . . . Marcia Nash Muriel Jensen . . . Gregg Delp . . . Opal Buchholz Diane Niay . . . Carol Thomas Maureen Malone Beverly Dowding . . jeani Beecham Anne Farrar Debbie Tenl-Iulzen David Lovercheck Debbie Tenl-Iulzen Anne Farrar Jean Vaughn . .- . . Mary Lindell Who said we didn't make mis- takes? The high school newspaper, the PANTHER PRINT, was again revamped in 1967-68, from a small weekly sheet to a bi-weekly 3 or 4 page newspaper. Other changes were special features in each issue, and the use of pictures, something never done before in this newspaper. In the fall of 1967, Ina Genuchi and Jean Beecham represented the PANTHER PRINT at the Nebraska High School Press Associa- tion Convention held on the East Campus, at the University of Nebraska. The girls learned how to construct a good school newspaper, and they were able to compare the P.P. with other school newspapers. Another change was the selling of subscriptions to finance the printing of pictures. Later, the paper was sent to everyone living in District' OR-1 once a month. MR. 'B's' l.G.A. ABTH AND VAN DORN LINCOLN . I Headlines make the paper 488-2325 I8

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P-CLUB HOSTSJR. HIGH TOUR EY There were 18 members in the Honor P-Club in the 1967-68 year. Every member has earned a letter in some sport. Earning a letter is the first requirement for gaining membership in this organization. The next and last requirement is that the members of the P-Club vote upon a person's gaining membership which requires a majority vote. The purpose of the Honor P-Club is to promote athletics in Palmyra High School. The P-Club sponsored the Mustang junior High Basketball and Volleyball Tournament which was held on February 19, 21, and 22 of 1968. The P-Club members performed such duties as hosting the teams competing in the tournament, running the scoreboard, and sweeping the floor. 1 P 5 :'-f 1 D ii P-Club Officers: Bruce Sturdy, Treasurerg Bob Beecham, Presidentg Ron E1-cstrum, Vice Presidentg Steve Randall, Sec- retaryg Bill Genuchi, News Reporter. ED'S GARAGE , BENNE-r N 7sz-7975 FARNIHOUSE BEAUTY SHOP RAY I.. BOWMASTER MARY'S BEAUTY SALON BENNET SEARS OPT. DEPT. PANAMA vsz-3353 Box 1071, LINCOLN 763-3781 ,gy FRONT ROW: Coach Hichs, David Lovercheck, Ronald Ekstrum, Robert Beecham, Steve Randall, Rick Nelson, Coach Isernhagen. CENTER ROW: Bruce Irland, Gregg Delp, Tom Rowaway, Donald Cockerham, Bill Genuchi, Bruce Stiudy. TOP ROW: Robin Armbruster, Curtis Cheney, Randy Vollertsen, Kenny Anderson, Steve Dick- meyer, Randy Hansen, Rick Royal. 20