Pawnee City High School - Indian Yearbook (Pawnee City, NE)

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£ CJoma First Row Donna Shelabarger. Gerry Gilford. Carolyn Bratt. Manlyn Hopper Second Row Marianne Mananall Yvonne Edgerton, F.dna Peacock, Carol Williams, Mary Per dew, Phyllis Edgerton. Jeanne Allison Kathryn Lair, Barbara Vacek. Donna Kalina Third Row Patricia Stitzel. Jane Dodson. Katherine Peckham. Irene Benson. Mary Alice Wilson Donna Howard. Donna Boehmer. Miss Kelly. Fourth Row Donna Preston. Dons Bock. Deleres Mason. Cynthia Davis. Jean Dodson. Eva Chase. Carolee Kerl. Miss Beasing. OFFICERS President...............................Donna Kalina Vice-President..........................Doris Bock Secretary......................Carol Williams Treasurer.......................Edna Peacock Cheerleaders..........................Carolyn Bratt Gerry Gifford Marilyn Hopper E onna Shelabarger lunior Cheerleaders............Donna Boehmer Carolee Kerl Kathryn Lair Barbara Vacek Sponsors.................................Miss Beasing Miss Kelly Tomahawks is the girls pep club of Paw- nee City High School. This organization is in- terested primarily in promoting good sports- manship throughout the student body. The Tomahawks sell refreshments at all home games, both for football and basketball. The school cheerleaders are selected by the stu- dent body from the Tomahawks membership, fit all games the cheering section is comprised largely of the Tomahawks. The organization is open to girls from the sophomore level up. You can always tell a Tomahawk by her uni- form she wears on game days and at the games. Page 2'J

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 Fir ! Row Bud Callam. Bill Huston. Lowell Johnson. Donald Knox Charles Spohr, Jon Fink. Doyle Boren. Second Row Larry Lewis, Nelson Jensen. Jerome Hoffman Ronnie Lantz, Kynl Brown, Vaughn Yost. Third Row David Cary, Mr Goodwin Kenneth Johnson. OFFICERS President.........................Bill Huston Vice-President........................Charles Spohr Secretary-Treasurer.....................Kyril Brown Sergeant-at-Arms ................Larry Lewis Sponsor.........................Mr. Goodwin The P Club is now lour years old. This organization seeks to promote better athletics and sportsmanship in P.C.H.S. Membership is extended to only those boys who have earned a letter in one of the compet- itive sports sponsored by the school. Page 28

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3. Sr.JL.. First Row Mr Ganzol. Jerome Hoffman. David Waddell, Bud Callam. Eugene Rakos- nik Max Scott. Second Row Raymond Campbell. David Albers. Willis Davis. Keith Davis. David Cary. Edgar Bredemeier, Allan Kerl. Allan Brown. Richard Blecha. Dale Wende Vaughn Yost. Third Row Jon Fink. Joe Perdew. Bobby Graham, Charles Wenzl. Donovan Albers. Roger Waddell. Jack Chittick Donald Peacock. Bruce McClintock, Francis Oen- bnng. Clarence McClintock Fourth Row Robert Blecha Richard Bockus. Louis McClintock, Kenneth Klepper. Gary Pattison. David Hoffman. Larry Jarrett, Gary Meader, Darreld Alderman, John Curtis, Lelond McClintock Fifth Row Sherman Manley. Wayne Spier. Charles Albers. Terry Allison Bob Blecha Bill Rohlmeier David Bock. Lowell McClintock. John Beyreis. Bill Panec, Lynn Boren. Jim Fay Not in picture Robert Stepanek OFFICERS President................................David Waddell Vice-President....................Bud Callam Secretary...............................Eugene Rakosnik Treasurer...............................Robert Stepanek Reporter.......................Jerome Hoffman Sentinel.............................Max Scott Sponsor...........................Mr. Ganzel The Future Farmers of America is the na- tional organization of, by, and for farm boys studying vocational agriculture in public sec- ondary schools, which operate under the pro- visions of the National Vocational Education Acts. It is an educational, non-political, non- profit, farm youth organization of voluntary membership, designed to develop agricultural leadership, character, thrift, scholarship, co- operation, citizenship, and patriotism. Its mem- bers learn through participating experiences how to conduct and take part in public meet- ings, to speak in public, and to assume civic responsibility. The F. F. A. is an intra-curricu- lar part of vocational education in agriculture in the public school system of America. It con- stitutes one of the most effective devices for teaching through participating experiences. The Pawnee City Chapter received its Charter in 1929 and has had an active Chap- ter for 22 years. We have had four advisors: Mr. Rosenberger, 1 year, Mr. Deems, 7 years; Mr. Vance, 13 years, Mr. Ganzel, 1 year. Page 30