Pawnee City High School - Indian Yearbook (Pawnee City, NE)
- Class of 1961
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PAWNEE CITY HIGH SCHOOL Pawnee City, Nebraska THE INDIAN Mike Bacon and Dave Shaffer Co-Editors Annual Staff EDITORS IN CHIEF...................Michael Bacon. David Shaffer Information Aid...................................Joan Larson Photographic Aid................................Robert Dahlgren BUSINESS EDITOR Cheryl Fields PROMOTION EDITOR ............................Darrell Wyatt Assistant...................................Roger McDougle Salesmen ........................Bill Synder, Sid Borcher FEATURE EDITORS ................... Pat Hall, Linda Buman Assistant ................................. Sharon Luedeke SPORTS EDITOR.............................Larry A. Graham Assistant...............................Larry A. Graham DEAN OF TYPISTS AND LITERARY DEPT...........Carol Baker Typing and Literary Dept..............Geo Ann Mawhiney, Evelyn Luedeke, Janice Rosenthal, Richard Colson, Joyce Meader, Janice Fletcher, Alice Fischer 2 Board of Education SEATED: Ross Thiemann, Nellie Warlike, Glenn Binder STANDING: Maurice Reid, Elmer Vrtiska, Raymond Glenn OFFICERS President ......................................................Glenn Binder Vice President.................................................Ross Thiemann Secretary .....................................................Nellie Warnke The people of Pawnee City have a direct hand in the operation ol the school through the election of school board members each April. The members elected then serve a three year term. The board then elects its President, Vice President, and the Superintendent serves as executive oificer of the board. The board meets on the first Monday of every month and studies problems in the operation of the school system. The board also hires teachers and strives for a well-rounded curriculum. Pawnee City has a very fine and proud High School. 4 Administration WM. ELLIS METZGER Superintendent B.S. Peru State Teachers College M.E. University of Nebraska RONALD WENNINGHOFF Principal, Science, Mathematics B.S. and M.S. Peru State Teachers College GEORGIA MARTIN Office Secretary 5 H. ARTHUR SCHREPEL Instrumental Music A.B. University of Nebraska Northwestern University EDNA RICHARDSON Junior High A.B. Peru State Teachers College University of Nebraska Faculty DONALD BUCKNELL Social Sciences, Athletics B.S. University of Nebraska TODD THOMPSON Vocal Music, English B.S. University of Nebraska DAISY MAE ECKMAN Vocational Homemaking, Science A.B. University of Nebraska Peru State Teachers College VERLAN RUMBAUGH Guidance, Mathematics B.S. Peru State Teachers College M.A. Colorado Springs University 6 Faculty WILMA STEVENS English, German, Librarian A.B. Peru State Teachers College GARY RICHARD Commercial B.S. it Ed. University of Nebraska RONALD GANZEL Vocational Agriculture, Shop B.S. University of Nebraska BRUCE B.SMITH Athletics B.S. Peru State Teachers College MORELLE HERZINGER Junior High A.B. Wesleyan University SANDRA HERZINGER English, Junior High, Girls' P.E. A.B. Wesleyan University Student Council SEATED: Roger McDougle, Shirley Popolka. Carol Baker, Bill Snyder. Sheryl Wheeler, Mr. Metzger. Tom Allison, Jim Thompson, Mike Korber, Arnold Eichenberger REPRESENTATIVES Senior...........................Carol Baker, Bill Snyder, Roger McDougle Junior............................................Jim Thompson, Tom Allison Sophomore..............................................Shirley Popleka.Mike Korber Freshman...............................Sheryl Wheeler, Arnold Eichenberger OFFICERS President ........................................................Carol Baker Vice President ................................................Bill Snyder Secretary ...................................................Shirley Popelka Each class elects the representatives to the Student Council at the beginning of each year. The counciPs purpose is to represent student views and plans for the various activities and assemblies. 8 Seniors RONALD RAY AUXIER Runny Ray I didn't have anything else to do, so I came to school Football 2: Basketball 1; Chorus 1,2,3: Boys' Glee 1,2; Class Play 3,4; Annual Staff 4. MICHAEL ELLIOT BACON Baconhead Single and 'tend to stay that way Student Manager 1,2,3,4; P Club 1.2.3,4: Secretary 4: Mixed Chorus 3: Boys' Glee 1,3; Smoke Signals Staff 1,3; Class Play 3,4: County Government Day 3; Annual Staff 4. CAROL BAKER Barrell Beaker A product of Baker's instant Pep Club 2,3,4; Vice-president 4: Band 1,2,3,4; President 4: Orchestra 1,2,3; Secretary 3: Pep Band 2,3,4; String Ensemble 2: Drum Ensemble 3.4: Chorus 1,2,3,4; Accom- panist 3: Girls' Glee 1.2.3.4: Triple Trio 3.4; Mixed Quartette 4; Madrigal 3; Smoke Signal Staif 1,2,3: Student Council 4; President 4: Class Play 3,4; Class Offices-Sec- ret ary 1; County Government Day 3; School Librarian 4; Annual Staff 4; Carnival Attendant 4. SIDNEY DEAN BORCHER Sid What? Me worry? Football 2,3,4; Basketball 1.2.3.4: P Club 2,3,4; F.F.A. 1,2.3,4; Sentinel 3. President 4: Class Play 3,4; Class Office 3; President 3: County Government Day 3; Home- coming King 4; Carnival Attendant 1,2,3; Annual Staff 4. LINDA LEE BUM AN Lemon-head Is she talking again or yet? Pep Club 2,3,4: President 4: Cheerleader 3; Band 1.2,3,4; Sec ret ary-Treasurer 4: Orchestra 1,2,3; President 3; Pep Band 1,2,3,4: Brass Sextette 3,4; Cornet Sextette 4; Band Librarian 2: Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4: Girls’ Glee 1,2,3,4; Vice-President 3, President 4: Girls' Sextette 3.4; Girls' Trio 1.2,3,4; Triple Trio 3.4: Mixed Quartette 3.4: Madrigal 3: String Ensemble 2: Smoke Signal Staff 2.3: Student Council 1.3: Secretary-Treasurer 3: Class Play 3.4: Home- coming Queen 4; Carnival Queen 4; Carnival Attendant 2: Class Off ices-President 2, Vice-President 4; Annual Staff 4; Select Chorus 2,3. to ROBERT ROY DAHLGREN Frapps Td like to be ’TUFF and drink soda pop. Band 1,2,3,4: Orchestra 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1.2,3,4; Ensemble 3.4. Football Band 1.2,3,4; Property Manager 1.2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4: Smoke Signal 1,2,3: Class Play 3,4; Annual Staff 4. CHERYL REA FIELDS Proxy I’m too good for this wicked world. Pep Club 2,3,4; Cheerleader 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Orchestra 2.3: Majorette 1.2.3.4: Football Band 1,2,3,4: Chorus 1.2.3.4: Girls' Glee 1.2,3; Vocal Librarian 1.2.3.4: Class Play 3,4: Class Treasurer 4: Annual Staff 4. ALICE MAE FISCHER Alice Don’t let the innocent expression fool you. Band 1.2.3,4: Pep Band 4; Football Band 1,2,3.4: Girls' Glee 1,2; Class Play 4: Annual Staff 4. JANICE LORENE FLETCHER Jan She makes a mouse seem noisey. Pep Club 2.3,4: Band 1.2.3.4: Pep Band 3.4: Majorette 3.4: Football Band 1.2.3.4; C horus 3: Girls' Glee 2; Smoke Signal 3; Class Plav 4; County Government Day 3: .Annual Staff 4. 11 Seniors LARRY ALLEN GRAHAM Chubby” Soft over a tough Interior Football 1.2,3.4; Track 1,2.3,4: Student Manager 4; P Club 1.2,3,4; President 4: Band 1,2,3; Pep Band 1,2; Mixed Chorus 1,2.3,4; Secretary 4: Boys’ Glee 1,2.3: Madrigal 3; Select Chorus 1.2: Boys' Quartette 3; Class Play 3,4; County Government Day 3; Homecoming Attendant 4; Grid King 4; Annual Staff 4. PATRICIA HALL Pat Just a minute, Pm trying to put on a serious look Pep Club 4; Secretary: Band 4; Pep Band 4; Cornet Sextette 4; Mixed Chorus 4; Girls’ Glee 4; Secretary: Girls’ Triple Trio 4; Homecoming Attendant 4; Annual Staff 4. JOAN LUCILLE LARSON Dracula Mischievousness disguised as Innocence. Pep Club 2.4 Girls’ Glee 3.4; Girls’ P.E. 3; Smoke Signal 1,3; Class Play 3.4; librarian 2,3; Vice-President 3; Annual Staff 4. EVELYN ELNORA LUEDEKE Erie I don't think I am so great, but what's my opinion against so many. Pep Club 2,3: Cheerleader 4: Band 1,2,3,4; Orchestra 1,2, 3,4; Ensembles 1,2,3,4; Drum Majorette 3,4; Football Band 1.2,3,4; Band Librarian 1; Chorus 1.2,3,4; Girls' Glee 1,2, 3,4; Class Play 3.4; County Government Day 3; Orchestra President 4; Annual Staff 4. SHARON LUEDEKE Queeny Not all blondes are in Hollywood Pep Club 2,3.4; Cheerleader 3.4; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 2, 3: Clarinet Quartette 3,4; Majorette 2.3,4; Band Librarian 2,3; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Girls’ Glee 1,2,3; Girls’ Triple Trio 3; Select Chorus 1,3; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Historian 2. Song Leader 3, Secretary 4; Student Council 2: Class Play 3,4; County Government Day 3;Class Offlces-1,3; Vlce-pres; Secretary- Treasurer: Homecoming Attendant 3; Carnival Attendant 1; Grid Attendant 4; Annual Staff 4. 12 Seniors ROGER DALE Me DOUG LE Rog You're right, but I will still argue.” Football 3,4: Basketball 3,4; Track 3,4; P-Club 3,4: Chorus 3,4; Boys' Glee 3: Student Council 4; County Government Day 3: Homecoming Royalty 3: Carnival Royalty 4; Annual Staff 4. GEO ANN M A WHINEY George ''Can't keep her sense and nonsense separated. Pep Club 2.3,4; Cheerleader 3.4: Band 1.2.3,4: Pep Band 3; Majorette 3.4: Football Band 1.2,3,4: Band Librarian 1,2.3, 4; Chorus 1.2.3.4: Girls' Glee 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 1,2.3,4; Girls' P.E. 3; Smoke Signal 1,2: Student Council 3: Homecoming Royalty 4; Carnival Royalty 3: Grid Royalty 4, Queen: Treasurer (Chorus and Girls’ Glee) 3; Annual Staff 4. JOYCE KAY MEADER Joyce Joyce, the voice you seldom hear. Girls' Glee 1,2,3,4: County Government Day 3: Librarian 4: Class Secretary 4; Annual Staff 4. JANICE ROSENTHAL Rosy If silence were golden I’d be broke Pep Club 2.3,4; Band 1.2.3,4; Pep Band 3,4; Clarinet Quartette 3.4: Band Librarian 4: Girls' Glee 1; F.H.A. 1.2. 3,4: Parliamentarian 2. President 4: Class Offices-2.4: Secretary-Treasurer 2, President 4: Annual Staff 4: Class Play 3.4. DAVID ROGER SHAFFER Shifty God Bless the man who invented sleep Football 1.3; Basketball 1; Track 1: P Club 1,3: Band 1,2, 3: Orchestra 3: Pep Band 2,3: Brass Sextette 3; Mixed Chorus 1.2.3,4: Select Chorus 1,2: Boys' Glee 1.2: Boys’ Quartette 2,3,4: Mixed Octette 1,2.3: Mixed Quartette 2,3,4; Madrigal 3: Pres. 3: Smoke Signal Staff 3; Pres. 3: Student Council 1: Class Play 3,4: Class Offices: President 1; County Government Day 3; School Librarian 3,4: Annual Staff 4. 13 Duke' WILLIAM GEORGE SNYDER Get Ihee behind me Satan and gimme a push Football 1,2,3,4: Basketball 1.2.3.4: Track 1,2,3,4; P Club 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2: Mixed Chorus 3,4: Secretary 3, President 4: Boys' Glee 1,2; Secretary 3: Smoke Signal Staff 3; Student Council 2.4: Vice-President 4: Class Play 3.4 County Government Day 3: Homecoming Attendant 4; Grid Attendant 4; .Annual Staff 4. DARRELL L. WYATT Varmit All great men are dead, and I'm beginning to feel a little 111. Football 1.2: Basketball 1,2,3: Golf3.4: Student Manager 2,3; Chorus 4;Class Play 3,4; Librar- ian 1.2,3,4: Annual Staff 4. Senior Class Data President . . Vice President Secretary . . Treasurer . . Sponsor . . . ’The pride of P.C.H.S.” ...............................Janice Rosenthal ................................... Linda Buman ....................................Joyce Meader ..................................Cheryl Fields ................................Mr. Wenninghoff COLORS Regal Blue, White FLOWER The Rose MOTTO f,Carpe Diem” (Lt.) Seize The Opportunity Today, Tomorrow It May Be Too Late TtKctefiynacU Juniors FIRST ROW: Tom Allison, Larry Anderson, Dorothy Bock, Leon Bohm, Larry Brown SECOND ROW: Nadine Cary, Ron Crawford, Lorin Dorsch, Dick Droge, Cathy Dusenbery THIRD ROW: Pam Farwell. Helen Friedly. Verlene Gordon, Herb Greenwade OFFICERS President ...................................................Pierce Johnson Vice-President ...............................................Helen Friedly Secretary................................................................Pam Farwell Treasurer ...................................................Bill Mawhiney Sponsors ........................................Mrs. Eckman, Mr. Bucknell 16 Juniors FIRST ROW: Warren Harding, Pierce Johnson. Marjorie McCall, Becky Perdew. Roger Price, Floyd Prine, Elizabeth Raper Karroll Madden, Bill Mawhiney SECOND ROW: Kent Olson, THIRD ROW: Mildred Schnepp, Gordon Scott, Jim Thompson Marjorie McCall Jim Thompson Bill Mawhiney . Becky Perdew....................County Treasurer Helen Friedly ......................County Clerk Verlene Gordon.................Assistant Director Pam Farwell .............County Commissioner Dick Droge...............County Commissioner Larry Brown...........Veteran's Service Officer Tom Allison..............County Commissioner Larry Anderson.......................Sheriff Kent Olson..................County Attorney COUNTY GOVERNMENT DAY OFFICERS , . . County Assessor , . . . . County Judge County Superintendent 17 Sophomores FIRST ROW: Lyle Albers, Joe Allison, Nancy Bausch, Bill Bloss. Martha Bock SECOND ROW': Carol Boltz. Larry Bowhay, Phyllis Brown, Dick Brown, Carol Cary THIRD ROW: David Crom, Roberta Farwell. Joe Fritz. Frank Graham. Elaine Grecnwade BOTTOM ROW: Gerald Hartman, Karen Hoffman, Judy Hubka, Marilyn Hunzeker, Jon Klepper NOT SHOWN: Roger Bennet President ......... Vice President . . . Secretary-Treasurer Sponsor ........... Frank Graham Roberta Farwell . Karen Hoffman . . . Mr. Smith Sophomores F IRST ROW: Carol Koester, Mike Korber, Joyce Laun, Marcella McCall. Dennis McDougle SECOND ROW: Max Martin. Ora Miller, Bob Nimmlch, Roger Peacock, Shirley Popelka THIRD ROW: Carolyn Price, Larry Rlnne, Sally Sanderson, Terry Schafer. Betty Schilling FOURTH ROW: Cecil Slater, Wauneta Slater, Linda Smith. Kerry Walker. Uoyd Wyatt NOT SHOWN: Dennis McDougle «9 Freshmen FIRST ROW: Sandra Albright, Betty Andrews. Mary Ann Antholz, Gail Ann Brown, Jean Bloss SECOND ROW: Larry Bradbury, Dale Colson, Judy Cudaback. RavCary, RoyChauza THIRD ROW : Gary Droge, Arnold Eichenberger, Charlene Fischer, Phyllis Graham, Chuck Hall BE LOW: Jim Harrell, David Harris. Barbara Herlnk OFFICERS President........... Vice-President . . . Secretary-Treasurer Sponsors .......... .............Charles Hall ................Bill Laun ...............Ardis Lang Mrs. Stevens, Mr.Rumbaugh 20 Freshmen FIRST ROW: Diane Hess, Gary Huber. Jim Inglis. Reuah Johnson, Rebecca Klepper SECOND ROW: Sherith Korber, Ardis Lang, Bill Laun, Jim Loch. Pat Mach THIRD ROW: Dennis Murdock. Deitra Olson, Mike Pestinger. Becky Prine, Ed Raper FOURTH ROW: Paul Redwine, Larry Thiemann, Joe Vrtiska, Joyce Wheeler. Sheryl Wheeler 21 8th Grade FIRST ROW: Duane Bowman, David Brown, Dale Buman, Sandra Colson, Dorothy Dusenbery, Mike Dusenbery SECOND ROW: Marlyce Fletcher, Robert Frederick, Linda Goiter, Mike Graham, Linda Howard, Ronald Johnson THIRD ROW: Mary Inglis, Jerry Kussman. Jon Larson, Larry Laun. Ross McCall, Janet Mach FOURTH ROW: John Nimmich, Donna Parker, Joel Parks, Janis Price, Barbara Raper, Bill Redwine FIFTH ROW: Ronald Scott, John Slater, Danny Snyder, Jerry Stephens, Eric Stewart, Janet Vrtiska, Kim Winchell NOT SHOWN: Steve Droge, Ed Kussman, Lonnie Neeman 22 7th Grade FIRST ROW: Laura Allbright, Charles Bausch, Linda Bock, Linda Borcher, Ronald Cary, William Cary, Jack Colwell SECOND ROW: John Davis, Duane Dorsch, Rodney Fields, Katherine Goiter, Jack Graham. Sam Haverkamp, Pam Huber THIRD ROW: Donald Johnson, Wallace Johnson. Cathy Klepper, John Luedeke, Sam Martin, Bob Mawhiney, Evert Peacock FOURTH ROW: Dennis Popelka, Larry Prine, Linda Prine. Diana Rinne, Dale Rosenthal. Norma Rosenthal, Joyce Rowland FIFTH ROW: Bonnie Shaffer, Lewis Watts, David Wenzl, Catherine Werner. Richard Williams, Vicki Winchell NOT SHOWN: Marjorie Gordon, Pearl Kussman, Dick Reid 23 CookS: Mrs. Edith Killham, Mrs. Pauline Poteet, Mrs. Mildred Flanagtn Custodians: Don Brown, Clyde Packett, Bob Stephens FIRST ROW: Larry Brown, Mgr., Ed Raper, Max Martin, Tom Allison, Charles Hall, Mike Pestinger, Lloyd Wyatt, Mike Bacon, Mgr. SECOND ROW: Dennis McDougle. Paul Redwine, Larry Anderson, Roger McDougle. Robert Jones, Larry Bowhay, Ron Crawford, Bill Mawhiney, Sid Borcher THIRD ROW': Mr. Smith, Jim Inglis, Larry Graham, Bill Snyder, Kent Olson, Jim Thompson, Gordon Scott, Harry Joe Allison, Mr. Bucknell Football 26 Crawford racks up good yardage Opponents Pawnee City Weeping Water 6 12 Tecumseh 20 7 Louisville 6 25 Humboldt 0 41 Auburn 13 0 Syracuse 0 6 Wymore 26 7 Dennis McDougle breaks through This small football team did a remarkable job and deserves a great deal of credit for producing an exciting and fruitful season. The season’s highlights were the 41-0 romp over Humboldt and the 6-0 blow to previously undefeated Syracuse. This was coach Smith’s second season. The regular starting eleven were Larry Anderson L.E., Jim Thompson L.T., Gordon Scott L.G., Bill Snyder C. Sid Borcher R.G., Larry Graham R.T., Roger McDougle R.E., Bill Mawhiney Q.B., Tom Allison R.H., Harry Allison F.B., Ro Crawford L.H. Duke and Chub spoil his plans 27 Larry Graham, Bill Snyder, Sidney Borcher, and Roger McDougle were the returning senior lettermen in the line of this year's Pawnee City Indians. They had a tough job leading our small inexperienced ball club to a winning season; but with a great deal of hard work and tremendous cooperation from the underclassmen the season was a success. Larry Graham, Bill Snyder, and Sid Borcher were honored by being selected to the Southeast Border Conference All-Conference team. Co-captain Larry, a 250 lb. tackle, with plenty of speed and agility was one of the best, if not the best tackle in the conference. Larry was also a great help in lifting the boys' spirits and getting them fired up for ball games. Co-captain Bill, better known as Duke, a 185 pound offensive center and defensive linebacker played heads up ball all year and was a terrific morale builder and leader. This was Bill's second consecutive year of being selected to the All-Conference team. Sid, a 175 pound guard, made up for his size by out maneuvering his opponents and a great deal of in- testinal fortitude. He was a great competitor and it will take a tremendous effort for some underclassman to step in and fill his shoes. FIRST ROW: Charles Hall, Bill Laun, Larry Bowhay, Tom Allison, Kent Olson, Sid Borcher, Larry Anderson, Max Martin, Paul Redwine, Roger Bennet. Arnold Eichenberger SECOND ROW: Larry Graham. Mgr., Cecil Slator, Mr. Smith.- Mike Korber. Larry Brown, Roger Peacock. Ron Crawford, Bill Mawhiney. Harry Joe Allison, Bill Snyder, Roger McDougle, Jim Ingl is, Warren Harding, Mike Pestinger, Frank Graham, Mr. Bucknell, Mike Bacon, Mgr. NOT PICTURED: Dennis McDougle Tecumseh 61 Pawnee City 34 Syracuse 81 Pawnee City 54 Auburn 71 68 Tecumseh 54 47 Wilbur 49 51 Nebraska City 62 44 Lewiston 43 59 Humboldt 60 51 Humboldt 46 42 Johnson 58 79 Plattsmouth 64 60 Wymore 49 50 Falls City 51 26 Louisville 40 62 Southeast Border Conference Tournament Class C District Tournament Tecumseh 61 36 F.C. Sacred Heart 48 67 Humboldt 49 45 After winning two of the first four games, the Indians suffered through a long dry spell of seven straight losses. And then as though the evil spirits had been cast out, the team surprised all by win- ning the next four games, including the first game of the Class C Tournament. Throughout the season the Indians were interesting and exciting to watch and had a good, loyal following. 29 The First Ten FIRST ROW: Tom AUtson, Kent Olson, Sid Borcher, Larry Mawhiney, Harry Joe Allison, Bill Snyder, Roger MeDougle, Anderson. Max Martin SECOND ROW: Ron Crawford. Bill Mr. Smith Aw Heck, We missed the Rebound Tank sinks another one The Reserve or B team is made up of underclassmen out for basketball. They play before the main varsity games in order to gain experience and know-how for they will be the varsity team in the years to come. Always fun to watch, this year’s team posted a 5-won, 9-loss record. Mr. Smith in the Shower Room Duke and Joe are Jumping P” Club FIRST ROW: Tom Allison. Ron Crawford, Max Martin, Bill Mawhlney, Mike Bacon, Larry Brown, Frank Graham, Charles Hall SECOND ROW: Harry Joe Allison, Gordon Scott, Jim Thompson. Bill Snyder, Kent Olson, Larry Graham. Larry Anderson, Sid Borcher, Mr. Smith NOT PICTURED: Dennis McDougle, Roger McDougle OFFICERS President.............................................Larry Graham Vice-President ................................ Sid Borcher Secretary-Treasurer ...................................Mike Bacon Sponsor ............................................... Mr. Smith The P Club is an organization composed of boys who have earned letters in athletic activities. This year it had fourteen members. The group sponsors dances and other social events. 32 Pep Club KNEELING: Sharon Luedeke, Evelyn Luedeke,Cheryl Fields, Geo Ann Mawhiney FIRST ROW: Mrs. Herzinger, Becky Prine, Janice Fletcher, Linda Smith, Shirley Popelka, Verlene Gordon. Patty Mach, Deitra Olson, Gail Ann Brown SECOND ROW: Becky Perdew, Judy Hubka, Reuah Johnson, Janice Rosenthal, LindaBuman, Phyllis Brown, Barbara Herink, Becky Klepper, Cathy Dusenbery. Betty Andrews, Pam Farwell THIRD ROW : Karroll Madden, Sheryl Wheeler. Carol Baker, Joan Larson, Elizabeth Raper. Pat Hall, Carolyn Price, Karen Hoffman, Marilyn Hunzeker, Judy Cudaback. Sally Sanderson, Phyllis Graham. Helen Friedly PEP CLUB OFFICERS President ........................................... Linda Buman Vice-President ......................................Carol Baker Secretary ..................................................Pat Hall Treasurer ..........................................Shirley Popelka Sponsors ................................... Mr. and Mrs. Herzinger The Pep Club provides pep and inspiration and gives a necessary boost in morale and life to the athletic groups. 33 Geo Ann Mawhiney Cheryl Fields Evelyne Luedeke Sharon Luedeke Senior Cheerleaders Junior Cheerleaders Helen Friedly Pam Farwell Karroll Madden Becky Perdew 34 36 FLUTES Evelyn Luedeke Joyce Wheeler Sandra Allbright Dorothy Dusenbery Judy Hubka Kathy Werner CLARINETS Sharon Luedeke Janice Rosenthal Carol Koester Carolyn Price Geo Ann Mawhiney Betty Schilling Rebecca Prine Phyllis Graham Betty Andrews Gail Ann Brown Donna Parker Verlene Gordon Judy Cudaback Charlene Fischer Barbara Raper Marlyce Fletcher ALTO CLARINET Pamela Farwell BASS CLARINETS Alice Fischer Cheryl Fields BAND PERSONNEL ALTO SAXOPHONES Marilyn Hunzeker Janice Fletcher Joe Vrtiska Kerry Walker David Wenzl TENOR SAXOPHONE Mary Inglis OBOE Dorothy Bock Catherine Goiter BASSOON Reuah Johnson Linda Goiter CORNETS Linda Buman Ronald Crawford Kent Olson Roger Peacock Warren Harding Patricia Hall Roberta Farwell Janet Vrtiska Eric Stewart Kim Winchell David Harris FRENCH HORNS Pierce Johnson Richard Brown Martha Bock Sheryl Wheeler Jerry Stephens Linda Bock TROMBONES Karen Hoffman Bill Mawhiney Billy Laun Jean Bloss Danny Snyder Larry Laun Richard Reid BARITONES Elizabeth Raper Dale Buman Wallace Johnson Jim Loch BASSES Jim Thompson Bill Bloss Gerald Hartman Charles Hall Edward Raper PERCUSSION Carol Baker Robert Dahlgren Max Martin Mike Dusenbery Dietra Olson Janet Price Ronald Johnson BAND OFFICERS President...........................................................Carol Baker Vice-President...................................................Pierce Johnson Secretary...........................................................Linda Buman Cheryl Fields. Geo Ann Mawhiney. Reuah Johnson. DRUM MAJOR: Evelyn Luedeke. Pamela Farwell, Janice Fletcher, Sharon Luedeke. SOOOClUHhlDO) DRUM ENSEMBLE: Mike Dusenbery, Carol Baker, Robert Dahlgren, Max Martin HORN QUARTETTE: Sheryl Wheeler. Martha Bock, Richard Brown. Pierce Johnson CLARINET QUARTETTE: Carolyn Price, Carol Kooster. Janice Rosenthal, Sharon Luedeke BRASS SEXTETTE: Karen Hoffman. Trombone; Pierce Johnson, French Horn; Jim Thompson, Tuba; Elizabeth Rapor, Baritone; Ronald C r a wf ord. Cornet; Linda Buman, Cornet 38 FLUTE QUARTETTE: Dorothy Dusenbery, Joyce Wheeler, Cathy Dusenbery, Evelyn Luedeke CORNET SEXTETTE: Linda Buman, Ronald Crawford, Kent Olson, Roger Peacock, Warren Harding, Patricia Hall 30 Orchestra INSTRUMENTATION VIOLINS: Evelyn Leudeke, Reuah Johnson, Diane Hess, Dorothy Dusenbery. CLARINETS: Carolyn Price, Donna Parker, Verlene Gordon, Betty Schilling (not shown). FLUTES: Judy Hubka. OBOES: Dorothy Bock, Linda Goiter. BASSOON: Katherine Goiter. SAXOPHONES: Marilyn Hunzeker, David Wenzel, Mary Inglis. FRENCH HORNS: Richard Brown, Scheryl WTieeler, Martha Bock. CORNETS: Kent Olson, Warren Harding. TROMBONES: Karen Hoffman, Jean Bloss. DRUMS: Robert Dahlgren, Max Martin, Bonnie Shaffer. PIANO: Pierce Johnson. BASS VIOL: James Thompson; DIRECTOR: H. Arthur Schrepel. OFFICERS President ............................ Evelyn Luedeke Vice-President ................................Warren Harding Sec.-Treas......................................Karen Hoffman Director ......................................Arthur Schrepel Our orchestra program is one of only fifteen in the state. This group meets twice each week during seventh period. Performances include contest, bac- calaureate, and commencement exercises. This year, in addition to regular orchestra performances, a dance orchestra was formed within this organization and plays for club meetings, dinners, and dances. 40 Girls' Glee FIRST ROW: Miss Ervin. Shirley Popeika, Carol Boltz, Phyllis Brown. Cathy Dusenbery, Helen Friedly, Roberta Farwell, Linda Ruman, Barbara Herink, Becky Klepper, Sally Sanderson, Patty Mach, Ardis Lang SECOND ROW: Karroll Madden, Becky Perdew, Judy Hubka, Reuah Johnson, Jean Bloss. Sheryl Wheeler. Joyce Wheeler, Diane Hess, Sandy Albright, Dorothy Bock. Pat Hall, Carol Baker, Karen Hoffman, Betty Andrews, Phyllis Graham. Mildred Schnepp, Gail Ann Brown, Nancy Buusch THIRD ROW: Carol Cary, Marcella McCall, Marjorie McCall, Linda Smith. Juanita Slater. Carol Koester, Joyce Laun, Elizabeth Raper, Carolyn Price, Judy Cudaback, Evelyn Luedeke, Arlene Dorsch, Cheryth Korber, Joyce Meader, Pam Farwell. Marilyn Hunzeker, Martha Back, Becky Prlne OFFICERS President ..................................... Linda Buman Vice-President ................................ Helen Friedly Secretary-Treasurer...................................Pat Hall The Girls Glee is an exclusive music group for girls. It meets twice a week and almost every girl in high school is a member. Mixed Chorus FIRST ROW: Miss Ervin, Phyllis Brown, Cathy Dusenbery, Helen Friedly. Roberta Farwell, Mike Pestinger, Charles Hall, Bob Dahlgren, Max Martin, Bill Mawhiney, Larry Graham, Warren Harding, Larry Brown, Linda Buman, Barbara Herink, Becky Klepper, Patty Mach, Ardis Lang, Pierce Johnson, Accompanist SECOND ROW: Shirley Popelka, Becky Perdew, Judy Hubka, Reuah Johnson, Jean Bloss, Sheryl Wheeler, Diane Hess, Dorothy Bock. Roger McDougle, Jim Loch, David Crom. Dick Brown, Floyd Prine, Pat Hall,Carol Baker, Karen Hoffman, Betty Andrews, Phyllis Brown, Mildred Schnepp, Gail Ann B rown THIRD ROW: Karroll Madden, Linda Smith, Carol Koester, Deitra Olson, Geo Ann Mawhiney, Judy Cudaback, Darrell Wyatt, Dave Shaffer, Kent Olson, Jim Thompson, Bill Snyder, Evelyn Luedeke. Arlene Dorsch, Sherith Korber, Pam Farwell. Martha Bock, Becky Prine, Nancy Bausch OFFICERS President.........................................Bill Snyder Vice-President................................Roger McDougle Secretary ...................................... David Shaffer Treasurer .......................................Larry Graham The Mixed Chorus meets twice a week and is available to anyone who feels musically inclined. Besides Vespers, several other vocal programs are given during the year. Miss Joan Ervin was the instructor during the first semester and Mr. Todd Thompson instructed during the second semester. 42 GIRLS' SEXTET Linda Human. Evelyn Luedcke. Carolyn Price, Karen Hoffman, Carol Baker NOT PICTURED: Betty Schilling MIXED QUARTET Linda Buman. Jim Thompson, Carol Baker. Dave Shaffer GIRLS' TRIPLE TRIO Linda Buman. Carol Baker. Carolyn Price, Karen Hoffman, Shirley Popelka SECOND ROW: Evelyn Luedeke. Pat Hall, Betty Schilling. Phyllis Brown GIRLS’ TRIO Evelyn Luedeke. Linda Buman. Carol Baker F.H.A. SEATED: Left to Right. Mildred Schnepp, Helen Friedly, Janice Rosenthal, Sharon Luedeke, Pamela Farwell FIRST ROW: Becky Perdew, Betty Andrews. Linda Smith. Geo Ann Mawhiney. Diane Hess. Sheryl WTieeler, Karroll Madden, Elaine Greenwade, Shirley Popelka, Gail Ann Brown SECOND ROW: Mrs. Eckman. Patty Mach, Joyce Wheeler, Ardis Lang, Phyllis Brown. Carol Kooster, Judy Hubka, Cathy Dusenbery, Jean Bloss. Juanita Slater THIRD ROW : Roberta Farwell, Reuah Johnson, Judy Cudaback, Dorothy Bock, Karen Hoffman, Carolyn Price, Martha Bock, Mary Ann Anholtz, Sandra Albright, Elizabeth Raper, Sally Sanderson OFFICERS President...................................Janice Rosenthal Vice-President ................................Helen Friedly Secretary ....................................Sharon Luedeke Treasurer....................................Mildred Schnepp Parliamentarian..................................Pam Farwell Sponsor ........................................Mrs. Eckman Toward New Horizons, the mottoofthe Future Homemakers, expresses the purpose of the or- ganization - learning to live better today in order that our lives and those of our families will be better tomorrow. 44 F.F.A. FIRST ROW: Left to Right, Richard Droge, Warren Harding, Gordon Scott, Sidney Borcher, Frank Graham, Leon Bohm SECOND ROW: Mr. Ganzel, Bill Bloss, Gary Droge. Larry Thieman, Roger Price, Arnold Eichenberger, David Crom, James Loch. James Harold THIRD ROW: Terry Schafer, Gerald Hartman, Larry Bradbury, Jim Ingles, Joe Fritz, Lyle Albers. Larry Rinne, Cecil Slater. Bob Jones OFFICERS President . . . Vice-President Secretary . . Reporter . . . Treasurer . , . . Sid Borcher . . Leon Bohm Warren Harding . . Dick Droge . Gordon Scott Sentinel..............................................Frank Graham Development of leadership, cooperation, and farm know-how is the aim of the F.F.A., a national- ly affiliated program for, of,and by boys interested in vocational agriculture. The group participates in many national and state activities and is respected because of its remarkable record. 43 CAST OF CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN Mr. Gilbert........................................ Mrs. Gilbert ...................................... Ernestine ......................................... Frank ....................................... Jackie ...................................... Dan ................................ Bill ...................................!!.!!!!!! Fred .......................................’ ’ ’ ' Anne...................................... Lillian .................................. Jane ..................................... Martha.................................... Mary ............................... Mrs. Fitzgerald.................................... Dr. Burton................................ Joe Scales................................... Miss Brill ........................................ Larry .................................... The Five Dollar Dog: Zip Olson Director: Mrs. Stevens . Pierce Johnson Elizabeth Raper . Dorothy Bock . . . Kent Olson . . Floyd Prine . . . Leon Bohm Warren Harding Bill Mawhiney . . Helen Friedly Karroll Madden . Becky Perdew . . Pam Farwell Mildred Schnepp Cathy Dusenbery , . Gordon Scott . . Tom Allison Verlene Gordon , Larry Anderson 46 Senior Play THE EGG AND I Director: Mr. Richard Betty MacDonald . . . Don MacDonald . . . . Anne MacDonald . . . Joan MacDonald . . . Thad................ Delicate Daisy .... Mr. Manic-Depressive Corinne............. Fishface............ Hi-Baby............. JJ.................. Ross ............... Lingery Man......... Millicent Ames . . . . Thermometer Tessie Miss Linden......... Grady .............. Larsen ............. Paula............... Toni................... Lolly............... Mitzie.............. ........Pat Hall . . . Darrell Wyatt . . . Linda Buman . . Cheryl Fields . . David Shaffer . . . Carol Baker . . Sidney Borcher . . Sharon Luedeke . Robert Dahlgren . Roger McDougle . . . . Bill Snyder . . . Ron Auxier . . Richard Colson . . Evelyn Luedeke . . . Joan Larson . . . Alice Fisher . . Larry Graham .... Mike Bacon Geo Ann Mawhiney . . . Joyce Meader . Janice Fletcher . Janice Rosenthal Homecoming Royalty Sheryl Wheeler, Charles Hall, Karen Hoffman, Harry Joe Allison, Geo Ann Mawhiney, Larry Graham, Linda Buman, Sidney Borcher, Pat Hall, Bill Snyder, Helen Friedly. Bill Mawhtnev Freshman Attendants Sophomore Attendants Junior Attendants Princesses .......... Princes ............ Queen ............... King ............... . Sheryl Wheeler, Chuck Hall Karen Hoffman, Joe Allison Helen Friedly, Bill Mawhiney Geo Ann Mawhiney, Pat Hall . Bill Snyder, Larry Graham ...............Linda Buman ..............Sidney Borcher 48 This is the second year Pawnee has observed a Homecoming Football Royalty Grid King LARRY GRAHAM Grid Queen GEO ANN MAWHINEY Grid Prince BILL SNYDER Grid Princess SHARON LUEDEKE At the Banquet r -ZjO 0 1961 King and Queen Roger McDougle Linda Buman ATTENDANTS Class of 1961 Bill Snyder Carol Baker Class of 1962 Bill Mawhiney Helen Freidly Class of 1963 Frank Graham Shirley Popelka Class of 1964 Arnold Eichenberger Deitra Olson S3 Class Classics 1 Ronnie Auxier 2- 5-6-12-25 Chubby Graham 3- 7-40 Duke 4 Luelump 8 Ortho Bomb 9-21 Senior Girls 10 Ardis Lang 11 Desperate Ambrose 13-42-50 Carol Baker 14 Geo Ann Chubby 15 Evey 16- 24 Bruce Smith 17- 32 Reuah Lee 18 Ron-Shafon 19 Jim Inglis 20 Old Tank 22 Varmit Wyatt 23 Shirley P. 26 Druke, Maynard 27 Flabby 28 Paul Redwine 29 Maynard (again) Larry 30 Arnie at work 31 Alice Mae F. 32-47 It's only you Maynard 33 The Ham 34 Cheryl don't wanna, Bob! 35 Oklahoma 36 Davey Shaffer 37-44 Robert Jones 38 Crawford 39 Millie Schnepp 41 Helen M. 43 Queen of the Jungle 45 Becky Prime 46 Patricia 48 Dot Bock 49 Sid 54 Cecil Davis Motors Williams Chevrolet I Thirty-Six Years Selling Fords Sales 1 Service America's First Choice In Passenger Cars and Trucks Phone 6201 Pawnee City, Nebraska Drive One, More People Do Harris Garage Herr’s Dairy McClarnen Body Shop Distributors of Food Products Phone 4021 i Phone 5181 Humboldt, Nebraska Estes Service Station F. H. Kreuzberg Agency Gas, Batteries, Oil, Greasing, Tires, Insurance and Real Estate i Washing w Phone 2191 Phone 5531 Phone 3071 Pawnee City, Nebraska Pawnee City, Nebraska Welch Auto Electric Staley’s Recreation Overhauls and Tune-ups Bill’s Radio and TV Snooker - Soft Drinks Service On All Makes And Models Candies Phone 6081 56 Reid’s Cleaners Free Pickup and Delivery Citizens State Bank Tailoring and Hats Cleaned and Blocked Phone 6031 Gold Bond Stamps mimberNi rroc Ai acsc vc O Brinkman Oil Company Haas Hardware r Texaco Products Hardware-Appliances 1 te Aco Phone 6181 Where Your Dollar Goes Farther ! Phone 3171 Pawnee City, Nebraska Midway Cafe Ritchie’s Cleaners Meals, Short Orders Phone 4111 Phone 8121 W ear Clean Clothes Colwell Pawnee City Greenhouse Rexall Say It W'ith Flowers But Say It With Ours. Drugs c Phone 7120 9 7 -----------------—j Sale Barn Sales Every Thursday Kenny Klepper, Manager Phone 5061 ------------------------- Elmer F. Witte Lawyer and Abstractor Pawnee City, Nebraska Farmers Union Coop Association Oil-Produce-Grocery-Elevator (cC'ClA Co-op, Gooch, and Cooper Feeds Seeds, Groceries, and Petroleum Products p2 CW Pawnee City, Nebraska | Kline Rest Home Phone 5781 Pawnee City Dr. James Plihal Phone 5021 Pawnee City, Nebraska Hilltop Beauty Shop Ethelda Inglis, Prop. Phone 6928 Specialized Hair Shaping Permanent Waves Bill’s Food Store Bakery Good Foods Is Your Business Save! Cash! Save! 58 Schilling Grain Co. Grain-Feed Bulk Delivery Phone 5201 Pawnee City, Nebraska Star Cafe Mr. Mrs. Morris Snyder Dinners, Malts, Short Orders Fountain Drinks Pawnee City, Nebraska William F. Colwell Bonded Abstractor Pawnee City, Nebraska Peacock’s Plumbing Heating Phone 7172 Pawnee City, Nebraska 59 S G Store Variety Merchandise Self Service J. W. Young Insurance Of All Kinds Office Phone 4191 Resident Phone 3491 Pawnee City, Nebraska Pawnee Hog Market Bill Price, Manager Phone 4420 Graham Garage Auto Service On All Makes and Models Guaranteed Work Call 2041 Landy Clark Company Lumber Paint - Glass - Hardware Phone 3101 Pawnee City Nebraska 60 Sawyer’s Men’s Wear Wherry Bros. Clothing - Furnishings Hats - Shoes , Est. 1892 Your Style Headquarters For j Complete Home Furnishings Men and Boys Dress Right Morticians and Funeral ; For | Directors The Occasion Pawnee City, Nebraska Service - Quality Guaranteed i Pawnee City, Nebraska Hopper Bros. Quarries Inc. Phone 7201 Pawnee City, Nebraska ( Lime and Rock Products Plant Food Service Weeping Water - Phone 210 WARNKE’S The Place To Save As You Trade! Pawnee City - Phone 6221 , Quality Groceries Dry Goods Zenith Radio and Television Guaranteed Service On All Makes Radio T Phone 5001 61 A. B. Anderson, M.D. H. C. Stewart, M.D. Pawnee City, Nebraska Republican Office Phone 4041 Blecha Implement Co. Large Stock Of Parts Complete Shop Repair Tractor and Auto Repair Phone 6101 Pawnee City, Nebraska Teen Town Youth Recreation Open Wednesday and Friday 7:30-12:00 Sponsors: Mrs. Clifford Buman - Mrs. Bill Nimmich ------ -. ■ —— ==! What Are We Doing Here?? Pestinger, Redwine And Buckwell ” What A Combination Offer” The Senior Class Of 1961 Wishes To Thank Our Advertisers For Their Wonderful Support. 62 i A. ii ;•”
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