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

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JUNIORS FIRST ROW: Belva Lee Graham, Conlee Jarrett, Betty Warnke, Leonard Berrwell, Judy Fischer, Walter Frahm. SECOND ROW: Joan Hunzeker, Bill Thompson, Kay Ellen Parli, Harold Howard, Lola Jean Triska, Richard Klepper. THIRD ROW: Karen Fields, Gary Flanagin, Beth Phelan, Dale Daniel, Joyce Graham, Lyle Hess. FOURTH ROW: Mary Carmichael, Paul Campbell, Charlotte Caswell, Steven Avery, Betty Bock. Ronald Prine. FIFTH ROW: Larry Schafer, Norman Foster. NOT PICTURED: Roger Jasperson OFFICERS President . . . Vice-President Secretary .... Treasurer . . . Student Council Sponsors . . . . . . . Betty Warnke . . . . Karen Fields . . Norman Foster Belva Lee Graham . . Harold Howard Joan Hunzeker .... Mr. Eckman Mr. Oberg This page is sponsored by BRINKMAN OIL STATION, and FARMERS STATE BANK

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DAFFY-NISH-IONS Exarrt a quiz show with $64,000 in prizes Yawn; a direct result of a history class Gold-digger: a human gimmie pig Rock-head: a person who’s taken for granite Carpet: a pet that lives in a car Ringleader: first one in the bathtub Apron: race between two or more apes Suit of Armor: knightgown Lawsuit: a policeman’s uniform Tomorrow: today’s greatest labor saving device Hookey: when a small boy lets his mind wander - and then follows it Rug: sold by the yard and worn out by the foot Trellises: suspenders for bloomers Closet: a king sized trash can Gossips: women with a sense of humor Punctuality: the art of guessing how late your date will be Teen-ager: a person who gets hungry before the dishes are even washed Permanent Wave: a woman who makes a career of the Navy Walkie-Talkie: two women out for a stroll Meloncholy: a collie that has acquired a taste for melons Laplander: a clumsy man on a crowded bus Autobiography: the life story of a car Intent: place where scouts go when it starts to rain Grand Opera: a place where a guy gets stabbed in the back and instead of bleeding, he sings Wisecracker: a smart cookie Chiropractor: a doctor from Egypt Bacteria: back door of a cafeteria Giraffe: a leopard run through a wringer Dieting: the penalty for exceeding the feed limit Radio Announcer: a man who talks until you have a headache, and then tries to sell you something to relieve it Sandwich: an unsuccessful attempt to make both ends meat Dentist Appointment: a rendezvous with death Telephone: instrument of torture (if he doesn’t call) PaL the math whiz you rely on Quicksilver: the way your money goes Piggy Bank: a bank that hogs money Waltz: anything belonging to Walt Cavity: an empty space ready to be stuffed with dentist’s bills Buccaneer: too much to pay for com Hare dresser: one who dresses rabbits Blackbird: a dirty bird Counter Spy: a department store detective Slogun: a gun that shoots slow bullets Mountain Climber: a man who always wants to take just one more peak Chestnuts: people who play chess all the time Dry Dock: a thirsty doctor LO.U.: a paper wait Movies: where people talk behind your back Dinner: chew chew car Mystery Play: one which introduces the characters in order of their disappearance Paratrooper: soldier who climbs down trees he never climbed up American City: a place where by the time you’ve finished paying for your home in the suburbs, the suburbs have moved 20 miles farther out Baseball Fan: a spectator sitting 500 feet from the plate who can see better than an umpire standing five feet away Ducky: the wife of a duke Transparent: something you can see through, for instance a keyhole Franklin died in 1790, and is still dead

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SOPHOMORES FIRST ROW: Rudolph Eichenberger, Betty Colson, Patricia Cary, Joyce Edgerton, Judy Boehmer, Charlene Flanagin, Don Bausch. SECOND ROW: Tom Colwell, Bill Buman, Steven Boren, Dick Anderson, Carolyn Bock, Linda Brinkman, Sharilyn Buman, Judy Blecha. THIRD ROW: Arnold Dvorak, Raymond Daniel, John Jensen, Larry Effken, Don Blecha, Jim Brown, Charles Cary, Mrs. Spitser. FIRST ROW: Carolyn Hunzeker, Betsy Her ries, Carol Jean Herink, Junior Stalder, Irvin Turnbull, Patty Habegger, Marion McCall. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Dovel, Wendell Sharpe, Jim Stewart, David Larsen, David Snyder, Joann Hunzeker, Susan Yost, Don Mach. THIRD ROW: Gail Spohr, Elmer McClintock, Donald Larsen, Elmer Jackson, Nancy Shaffer, Doris Miller, Charles Schmit, John Horalek. President .... Vice-President Secretary . . . Student Council Sponsors . . . . OFFICERS .......................David Larsen ......................Donald Larsen .......................Joann Hunzeker ........................John Jensen ........................Mrs. Dovel Mrs. Spitser This page is sponsored by JOE GIFFORD, Standard Oil Agent and ROSENTHALL AND BARR IMPLEMENT CO,