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

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’’Tomahawks FIRST ROW: Kathryn I.air, Carolee Kerl, Donna Boehmer, Barbara Vacek. SECOND ROW: Rcah Hunzcker, Marilyn Warnke, Loretta Oenbring, Orlene Frank, Norma Jean Burns, Bonnie Cordon, Marjorie Johnson, Jo Ann Allen, Clarene Werner, Helen Ann Chiltick. THIRD ROW: Miss Kelly, Jeanne Allison, Myma Boltz, Katherine Beckham, Donna Preston, Marianne Mangnall, Donna Howard, Carolyn McVittv, Janis Holmes, Frances Jensen, Irene Benson. FOURTH .ROW: Mary Jo Saxton, Mary Merries, Eva Chase, Pauline Boman, Jean Dodson, Nancy Bloom, Pat Stitzel, Joan Hays, Dolores Mason, Miss Beasing. NOT IN PICTURE: Yvonne Kdgerton, Ardell Tegtmeiei OFFICERS: President.........................DONNA HOWARD Vice-president...................JEANNE ALLISON Secretary............................EVA CHASE Treasurer..................................DONNA PRESTON Cheerleaders......................DONNA BOEHMER CAROLEE KERL KATHRYN LAIR BARBARA VACEK Junior Cheerleaders...........YVONNE EDGERTON MARIANNE MANGNALL DONNA PRESTON Sponsors...........................MISS BEASING MISS KELLY Tomahawks is the girls pep club of Pawnee City High School. This organization is interest- ed primarily in promoting good sportsmanship throughout the student body. The Tomahawks sell refreshments at all home games, both for football, and basketball. The schooj cheer- leaders are selected by the student body from the Tomahawks membership. At all games the cheering section is comprised largely of the I omahawks. The organization is open to girls from the sophomore level up. ou can always tell a Tomahawk by her uniform she wears on game days and at the games.

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”P” Club FIRST ROW: Lowell Johnson, Jon Fink, Allan Brown, Nelson Jensen, Gary Pattison, Donald Peacock, Donald Knox, Mr. Goodwin. SECOND ROW: Doyle Boren, Bill Rohlmeier, Henry Herries, Vaughn Yost, Stan Spohr, Jack Chittick, Bill Ackern an. NOT IN PICTURE: Allan Kerl, Ronnie Lantz. OFFICERS: President....... Vice-president. . . Secretary- treasurer Sergeant-at-Arms . Sponsor ......... ...ALLAN BROWN LOWELL JOHNSON . . RONNIE LANTZ . . . VAUGHN YOST . . . .MR. COODWIN The P Club is now five years old. This organiza- tion seeks to promote better athletics and sportsman- ship in P. C. H. S. Membership is extended to only those boys who have earned a letter in one of the competitive sports sponsored by the school.

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FIRST ROW: Mr. Ganzel, Alan Hunzeker, Donald Caswell, Wayne Spier, Allan Brown, Roger Waddell, Jack Chittick, Jon Fink, John Beyreis, Ferdie Friedly, Larry Herink. SECOND ROW: Edward Daniel, Kenneth Peacock, Jerry Gary, Bruce McClintock, Robert Snyder, Donald Peacock, Bill Rohlmeier, Bill Pancc, Terry Allison, Charles Albers. THIRD ROW: Glen Frahm, David Rilinger, Albert Chauza, Francis Oenbring, David Flanagin, Jim Fay, Bob Blecha, Gary Meader, David Albers. FOURTH ROW: Bob Graham, Larry Jarrett, Charles Wenzl, Robert Blecha, Dale Wende, Vaughn Yost, Dwayne Spier, Kenneth Klepper, David Cary. NOT IN PICTURE: Byford Alderman, Edgar Bredemeier, David Hoffman, Allan Kerl, Bob Schilling. OFFICERS: President . . . . Vice President. Secretary . . . , Treasurer . . . . Reporter. . . . . Sentinel . . . . , Sponsor . . . . . ROGER WADDELL . . ALLAN BROWN . JACK CHITTICK ......JON FINK .DAVID HOFFMAN . . . ALLAN KERL . . . .MR. GANZEL The Future Fanners of America is the national organization of, by, and for farm boys studying vocational agriculture in public and secondary schools, which operate under the provisions of the National Vocational Education Acts. It is an educational, nonpolitical, non-profit, farm youth organization of voluntary membership, designed to develop agricultural leadership, character, thrift, scholarship, cooperation, citizenship, and patriotism. Its members learn through participating experiences how to conduct and take part in public meetings, to speak In public, and to assume civic responsibility. The r. F. A. is an intra-curricular part of vocational education in agriculture in the public school system of America. It constitutes 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 Chapter for 23 years. We have had four advisors: Mr. Rosen- berger, 1 year; Mr. Deems, 7 Years; Mr. Vance, 13 years; Mr. Ganzel, 2 years. Some of the activities of the F. F. A. this year were giving Yorkshire gilts to David F'lanagin and Donald Caswell and ewes to David Hoffman, state and district conventions, educational trips to Aksarben and St. Louis.