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

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1975 volume:

THE INDIAN 1975 Pawnee City High School Pawnee City, Nebraska FACULTY SCHOOL BOARD Mr. James Robison, Mrs. Verna Mae Richardson. Mrs. Doris Mr. Don Mort, Mr. Wallace Johnson, Mr. Bob Schilling, and Mr. Farwell, Mr. Bill Thompson, Mr. Carl Boehmer. Mr. Bill Sunneberg Max Martin. Mr. Harold Sherrill not pictured. HAAS COAST TO COAST With all the delays in the new gym it will be ready to start our next season with all new facilities. The door which enters the bandroom is at the back of this picture and the door to the left leads to one of the shower rooms in our new gym. ADMINISTRATION PERKINS INSURANCE AGENCY Mr. James Robison has been superintendent of PCHS for 6 years. One of the many tasks faced by the administration this year was the building of the new gym. Mr. Max Martin has been principal at Pawnee for 4 years. He also taught Freshman English and sponsored the student council. Mrs. Shirley Spitser completed her first year here at PCHS as the school secretary. She kept the office running smoothly while learning how to cope with her new environment. Mrs. Spitser familiarized herself with all the office machines. FACULTY PCHS Faculty members were, FRONT ROW: Mrs. Virginia McKim, English; Ronald Wenninghoff, Science; Ronald Ganzel, Vocational Agriculture; LaVon Covault, Math; Mrs. Barbara Knipe, Home Economics; BACK ROW: Terry Harlow. Math; Miss Nancy Walker, Vocal Music; Mrs. Elizabeth Martin, Art; Dennis Coudeyras, Social Studies; Gary Bedea, Biology; Denton Stitt, Social Studies; Gam- Klein, English; Robert Patterson, Band; Mrs. Donna Puls, Science; Bruce Haughton, Business Education. Mrs. Barbara Douglas, Speech Therapy; Mrs. Elsie Bertram, Special Education; Mrs. Bonnie Robison, Librarian. Mrs. Leota Uhri, Special Education; Mrs. Helen Johnson, Ger- man. 6 SCHILLING GRAIN CO. PCHS Faculty members were, FRONT ROW: Mrs. Lillian Dageford, third grade; Mrs. Joyce Troyer, Physical Education; Mrs. Dora Louise Wissler, Remedial Reading; Mrs. Wilma Droge, fifth grade; BACK ROW: Mrs. Jody Schultz, teachers’ aide; Mrs. Margaret Albin, sixth grade; Mrs. Linda Behrns, kindergarten; Mrs. Ruth Marshall, second grade; Mrs. Rita Weilage, Remedial Reading; Miss Marilyn White, first grade; Mrs. Edna Harding, fourth grade. Mrs. Verta Boehmer and Mrs. Florence Siske were the DuBois Grade School faculty. Since Physical Education for the grade school was required this year, Mrs. Troyer had her job pretty well cut out for her. PRICE’S FOOD MART 7 PERSONNEL Stewing over the noon meals were our cooks: Lucille Clark, Evelyn Doeschot. Marguerite Prine, and Luella Parks. “Fuzzy” Stephens! 1 ransporting students to and trom school and to all out of town school activities kept Ervin Johnson, Homer Cline, Bob Stephens, and Bruce Haughton busy. Keeping our school in tip-top shape were our custodians: Bob Stephens, Mary Gladys Stephens, and Homer Cline. PAWNEE IRON WORKS ALBERT LATZA STUDENTS SENIORS The Graduating class of “75” officers were Gary Farwell. Vice President; Beth Kerl, Secretary-Treasure; and Mark Ritchie, President. KELLY RENEE BROWN lO REED WESLEY CALLAM DU BOIS VOL. FIRE DEPT. Your Protection Is Our Goal DuBois, Nebr. 68345 DENISE JEAN AUXIER STEVE MARK BREDEMEIER RICHARD ALLAN CARMICHAEL DOUGLAS LYLE FAR WELL ROBERT LEWIS KARAS� JACINTA MARIE CONRADT GARY LYNN FARWELL BETH BERNIECE KERL COLWELL DRUG CO. BRUCE LYNN DALLUGE WENDELIN MARIE GYHRA LOREN NEIL KROEMER II SENIORS Wishing for a Victory” isn’t all the Seniors wished for. After having a few bad years with Spirit Week, they finally ended up with first place. DENISE LOUISE MOULDEN ROY JEFFERY MULLIN STEPHEN LYNN MILLER 12 SAWYER’S CLOTHING STORE GERA LEE PERKINS TERRY JOE POSKOCHIL MARK THOMAS RITCHIE DONNA JEAN ROGERS DEBORAH ANN SCHILLING DONALD ERNEST SHINN MARIANNE STEPHENS DANIEL JOSEPH SUNNEBERG SUSAN KAY WARNKE VFW CLUB - PAWNEE CITY, NEBRASKA 13 DEBBY KAY WHITNEY Loren is finding out about the training needed for the job he is going into. ROY DAVID YOBLE DALE LEE YOBLE TERRY DEAN BROWN JUNIORS The Juniors were led by: Mary Hunzeker, Vice President; Judy Hunzeker, President; and Jean Richardson, Secretary and Treasurer. Debra Barker Patty Bemadt Ramona Brouhard Connie Clark Laura Doeschot Ron Droge Terry Ganzel Diane Harris Kevin Heineman Connie Helms Susan Hinrichsen Judy Hunzeker Mary Hunzeker Karen Karas Duane Landon BINDER BROTHERS TABLE ROCK, NEBRASKA 15 Margaret Lee Mary Lee Jeff Lockard Debbie McAferty Peggy Mort Ron Moyer Russell Oenbring Larry Packett Jeff Rhodes Jean Richardson Lisa Schultz Mike Sherrill Ray Shinn John Snyder Dale Spier JoDee Stephens Allen Thomas Carol Torczon Mike Turnbull Wayne Wesson THIEMANN’S PAINT AND FLOOR COVERING tively! SOPHOMORES The officers of the Sophomore class were: Debbie Sunneberg, Sec.- Treas.; Nancy Dobrovolny, Pres.; and Larry Habegger, Vice Pres. Judy Carmichael Steve Chittick Rebecca Conradt Nancy Dobrovolny David Fink Emmett Gyhra Loree Haas Larry Habegger Anita Lang Jerry Lockard Virginia Mort Patrice Moulden Lisa Perkins Don Poland Kim Rhodes DiAnn Ritchie Patricia Rogers Ronda Rohlmeier Tim Sandusky LANDY CLARK COMPANY 17 SOPHOMORES -O' t 1 X Ric Schlender Danny Schultz Bruce Sejkora Jeff Sharpe Rocky Sherrill Frank Snyder Peggy Snyder Kevin Spitser Susan Spitser Susan Stake Debbie Stephens Debbie Sunneberg Dan Thiemann Eric Thiemann Julia Thiemann Rodney Thiemann Carla Thomas Jill Thompson Maury Torczon Steven Turnbull Kenny Husa Angie Albers FRESHMAN The Freshman class was led by: Joyce Alber, Sec., John Dobrovolny, Pres., Jill Benson, Vice Pres., and Robert Henry. Treas. Joyce Albers Terry Barker Jill Benson Lois Berkheimer Lucinda Brouhard Melanie Bursovsky Penny Clark Charles Dalluge John Dobrovolny George Dovel Jann Droge Diana Gyhra Jon Havlicek STAR CAFE 19 FRESHMEN John Heineman Robert Helms Robert Henry Vicki Hess Dale Hinrichsen Douglas Hinrichsen Jerry Hopper Terry Hopper Diane Howard Christopher Johnson Richard Karas Mary Kent Michael Leitschuck Michael McAferty Diane McClintock Julia Mayer Susanne Miller James Morehead Roberta Moser Steve Musil Joan Packett Debbie Parks Dana Perkins Jeff Poland Linda Poskochil Nancy Richardson Lesa Rodene Randy Rohlmeier Connie Sherrill Kathryn Siske David Staley Sandra Stephens What’s wrong, man? You don’t really think I’d pull it, do you? Maurice Van Home Penny Wamke Mark Wherry Vern Wiers PAWNEE COUNTY BANK 21 JUNIOR HIGH EIGHTH GRADE. FRONT ROW: Polly Clark. Brenda Deardruff, Richard Lee, Glenda Klepper, Michael Donahue, Susan Richardson, Beverly Stephens, Kathy Sunneberg. SECOND ROW: Bruce Rogers, Larry Stephens, Tammy Cline, Ann Schnepp, Rhonda SEVENTH GRADE, FRONT ROW: Randy Rhodes, David Thomp- son, Mike Habegger, Rick Hinrichsen, Lori Hess, Linda Shinn, Cin- dy Schlender, Cathy Colson, Shirley Latas, Brandon Willey, Janice Snyder. Debbie Gressman, Kim Clark, Roger Karas. SECOND ROW: Jeff Droge, Jeff Parks, Larry Spier, Ronald Rowland, David Bredemeier, Jeff Bennett, Michael Brezina, Wilma Staley. THIRD ROW: Janice Koeneke, Rebecca Miller, Greg Jackson, Jeff Johnson, Bruce Spitser, Wade Willey, Jane Mort, Mrs. Puls. Harlow, Clifton Lenard, Todd Just, Mike Moser, Allen Brown, Kevin Mort, Lori Albers. THIRD ROW: Carolyn Siske, Kathy Glenn, Karen Robison, Gary Cline, Debbie Schultz, Joe Sharpe, Dwight Thiemann, Betty Hartman. Betty Gyhra, Lori Bridgmon, Shelly McClintock, Penni Poland, Mr. Covault. PEP CLUB PEP CLUB, FRONT ROW: Karen Karas, Debbie Sunneberg, Deb- bie Schilling, Debbie Stephens. Debby Whitney, Gina Koll, mascot, Mary Torczon, Marianne Stephens. Susan Stake, JoDee Stephens, Patrice Moulden. SECOND ROW: Peggy Snyder, Nancy Richard- son, Kim Rhodes, Debbie McAferty, Susan Yoble, Jill Benson, Katy Siske, Angie Albers. Lisa Perkins, Vicki Hess, Jean Richardson, Con- nie Sherrill, Jann Droge, J. J. Mayer. THIRD ROW: Penny Wamke, Joan Packett, Debbie Parks, Melanie Bursovsky, Susan Spitser, Pep Club officers for 74-75 were Kelly Brown, Treasurer; Gera Perkins, President; Kim Rhodes, Secretary; Virginia Mort, Vice- President. Jacinta Conradt, Loree Haas, Mary Lee, Wendy Gyhra, Roberta Moser, Sandy Stephens, Mary Kent, Dana Perkins, Gera Perkins. FOURTH ROW: Judy Hunzeker, Dianne Ritchie, Patricia Rogers. Ramona Brouhard, Lucinda Brouhard, Linda Metzger, Nancy Dobrovolny, Diane Howard, Lesa Rodene. Peggy Mort, Virginia Mort, Joyce Albers, Kelly Brown, Laura Doeschot, Lisa Schultz, Rebecca Conradt. The concession stand was a profitable money-making project for the Pep Club, under the supervision of Gera Perkins, President. 24 ALL-STYLES SALON - TABLE ROCK, NEBR. Varsity Cheerleaders for 74-75 were Debbie Schilling, Debby Whitney, Jo Dee Stephens, Marianne Stephens, and Karen Karas Mascot for the 1974-75 season was Gina Koll. Reserve Cheerleaders were Debbie Sunneberg, Mary Torczon, Debbie Stephens. Susan Stake and Patrice Moulden. WHERRY BROS. 25 FFA FRONT ROW: Mike Leitschuck, Vem Wiers, Gary Snyder, Mike Schilling. Jean Richardson, Randy Rohlmeier, Chris Johnson, Steve Turnbull, Dan Sunneberg, Jeff Poland, Jerry Lockard, Denise Moulden, Patrice Moulden. Dale Hinrichsen SECOND ROW: Rocky Sherrill, Ron Schultz, David Andrews, Jeff Sharpe. Frank Snyder, George Dovel, Roy Mullin, Bob Helms, Bruce Sejkora, Steve Chittick, Eric Thiemann, Dan Thiemann, Roy Yoble, Mr. Ganzel. THIRD ROW: Richard Carmichael, Ray Shinn, Mike Sherrill, David Fink, Don Shinn, Russell Oenbring, Jeff Lockard, Mike Turn- bull, Kevin Heineman, Jerry Hopper, Don Poland, Laura Doeschot, Jeff Rhodes. FOURTH ROW: Jon Havlicek, Steve Bredemeier, Loren Kroemer, Emmett Gyhra, Duane Landon, Gary Farwell, Terry Ganzel, John Snyder, Dale Yoble, Ron Droge, Doug Farwell, Stave Musil. ■ Officers of FFA were: Richard Carmichael, Sentinel; John Snyder, Reporter; Ron Droge, Treasurer; Don Shinn, President; Gary Farwell, Vice-President; Doug Farwell, Secretary; Mike Sherrill, Parliamentarian. As you can see for yourself the FFA boys are trying their best to keep their minds on something pertaining to farming. KLEPPER OIL - DU BOIS, NEBR. FRONT ROW: Steven Chittick, Extemporaneous speaker; David Andrews, Wildlife; Russell Oenbring, Welding; Roy Mullin and Denise Moulden, Demonstration on “How to use booster cables ; Jean Richardson, Agronomy; and Don Shinn, Public Speaking; (NOT PICTURED). BACK ROW: Ray Shinn, Agronomy; Ronald Schultz, Creed Speaker; and Mike Sherrill, Welding. Farmers are getting prettier every year. This is the First group of girls to be in FFA in Pawnee FFA Sweetheart for 1975-1976 is High School. Pictured LEFT TO RIGHT are Jean Richardson, Laura Doeschot, Denise JoDee Stephens. Moulden and Patrice Moulden. MOSER’S CONSTRUCTION 27 STUDENT ACTIVITY ORGANIZATION FRONT ROW: J. J. Mayer, Nancy Richardson, Denise Auxier, Katy Siske, Vicki Hess, Diane Harris, Jill Benson, Debbie Sunneberg, Connie Sherrill, Jann Droge. SECOND ROW: Susan Stake, Kim Rhodes, Jill Thompson, Marianne Stephens, Debbie Stephens, Carla Thomas, Debbie Parks, Angie Albers, Gera Perkins, Debbie McAfer- ty. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Knipe, Anita Lang, Mary Kent, Dana Perkins, Wendy Gyhra, Carol Torczon, Sandy Stephens, Gail Oen- bring, Roberta Moser, Joan Packett, Mary Torczon, JoDee Stephens. BACK ROW: Linda Poskochil, Kelly Brown, Joyce Albers. Linda Metzger, Lesa Rodene, Diane Howard, Diana Gyhra, Peggy Mort, Debby Whitney, Melanie Bursovsky, Norma Spier, Lois Berkheimer. One of the many activities that the S. A. 0. did this year was make a new track record which will be put in the new gym. They also bought a power vac for the janitors. 28 Officers of S.A.O. were: Marianne Stephens, Pres.; Linda Poskochil, Freshman Advisor; Mary Torczon, Sophomore Advisor; JoDee Stephens, Junior Advisor; Kim Rhodes, Vice Pres.; Mrs. Knipe, Sponsor; Wendy Gyhra, Sec. and Treas.; Denise Auxier, Senior Advisor. SWEETHEART ROYALTY Chosen to reign over the 1975 Sweetheart dance were Queen Wendy Gyhra and King Bob Karas. Prince and Princess of the royal court were Linda Metzger and Dan Sunneberg. Kelly Brown crowns Queen Wendy and King Bob. 29 FIRST NATIONAL BANK SUMM ERFIELD, KANSAS SWEETHEART ROYALTY Attendants from the Junior Class were Debbie McAferty and Ron Attending the royal couple were Debbie Schilling and Doug Farwell Droge. from the Senior Class. Sophomore attendants were Kim Rhodes and Frank Synder. Freshman attendants were Jill Benson and Dale Hinrichsen. 30 HOPPER BROTHER’S QUARRIES STUDENT COUNCIL Members of the Student Council were: Janice Koeneke, Bob Karas, Janice Snyder, Terry Hopper. Dwight Thiemann. Melanie Bur- sovsky, Gera Perkings, Jeff Johnson, Susan Hinrichsen, Ron Droge, Emmett Gyhra, Bruce Dalluge. NOT PICTURED, Ellen Wissler. Emmett and Susan wait to sell tickets for one of the lyceums that the student council sponsored. Officers of the Student Council this year were: Bob Karas, Presi- dent; Bruce Dalluge, Vice-President; Gera Perkins, Secretary- Treasurer. KENNEDY’S APPAREL FOR WOMEN AND CHILDREN INDIAN STAFF FRONT ROW: Gera Perkins, Connie Helms. Margaret Lee, Marianne Stephens, Lesa Rodene. Karen Karas, Mary Lee. BACK ROW: Bruce Haughton, Linda Metzger, Gail Oenbring. Frank Snyder. David Andrews, Debbie Schilling, Bob Karas, Jacinta Conradt, Wendy Gyhra, Debbie Parks, JoDee Stephens. NOT PICTURED: Stephen Miller. For the first time this year there was a new class on the schedule for the production of the annual, called Publications. Advisor - Mr. Bruce Haughton Editor - Debbie Schilling Production - Gera Perkins, Connie Helms. Margaret Lee, Marianne Stephens, Mary Lee, Linda Metgzer, Gail Oenbring, Stephen Miller, Debbie Schilling, Wendy Gyhra. Financial - Lesa Rodene, Karen Karas, Frank Snyder, David An- drews, Bob Karas, Jacinta Conradt, Debbie Parks, Jo Dee Stephens, Wendy Gyhra, Gail Oenbring, Gera Perkins, Margaret Lee, Lisa Schultz. Photography - Stephen Miller 32 KEN RETHMAN FORD - DALE WISSLER FINE ARTS BAND FRONT ROW: FLUTES: Penni Poland. Lori Bridgemon. SECOND ROW: CLARINET: Debbie Parks, Katie Siske, Sandra Stephens. BAND LIBRARIAN: Kelly Brown, DIRECTOR: Bob Patterson. THIRD ROW: ALTO SAXOPHONES: Linda Metzger. Kim Rhodes, Mary Kent, Susan Stake, Tim Sandusky, TENOR SAXOPHONES: Debbie Stephens, Debbie Schilling. BACK ROW: PERCUSSION: Lesa Rodene, Terry Hopper. Dana Perkins, Lisa Schultz, Gary Cline, Peggy Mort, Rodney Thiemann, Kevin Heineman, Steve Chittick, Becky Miller, Abbie Howard, Cindy Schlender, Kathy Glenn, Lori Hess, Lori Albers, Don Poland. Band Officers this year were Kevin Heineman, President; Marianne Stephens, Treasurer; and Peggy Mort, Secretary. 34 The band diligently marching! FRONT ROW: FLUTES: Karen Robison, Ramona Brouhard, Penny Wamke, Susan Spitser, SECOND ROW: CLARINETS: Angie Albers, Cindy Brouhard. Caroline Siske, Linda Shinn, Tammy Cline. FRENCH HORNS: Penny Clark. Steve Miller. Marianne Stephens. THIRD ROW: BASS CLARINET: Judy Hunzeker, BARITONES: J. J. Mayer, Joyce Albers. Ron Schultz, John Heineman, TROMBONES: Jeff Parks, Todd Just, Mike Donahue, Bruce Spitser, Mark Wherry. BACK ROW: TUBAS: Mike Schilling; Terry Ganzel, Jerry Hopper, TRUMPETS: Susanne Miller, Mike Leitschuck, David Thompson, Polly Clark, Janice Koeneke, Ric Schlender, Bruce Sejkora, John Dobrovolny, Chuck Dalluge, Nancy Dobrovolny, Jo Stephens. David Fink, Karen Karas. Susan Wamke. Members of the Stage Band this year were: FRONT ROW: Nancy Whitney, John Heineman, Mike Donahue. Bruce Spitser, Mark Dobrovolny. Susan Wamke, Linda Metzger, Kim Rhodes. Debbie Wherry, Terry Hopper, Charles Dalluge and John Dobrovolny. Schilling, Debbie Stehpens, J. J. Mayer. BACK ROW: Debby 35 BAND Majorettes for the Band this year were: FRONT ROW: Kelly Brown. Peggy Mort. BACK ROW: Mary Kent, Beth Kerl, Linda Metzger-Head Majorette, Lisa Schultz, Debbie Parks. FRONT ROW: Lisa Schultz, Lesa Rodene, Dana Perkins, Lori Albers, Kathy Glenn, Pat Donahue. Bruce Spitser, Mark Wherry, Julia Mayer. SECOND ROW: Beth Kerl, Nancy Dobrovolny, Susan Wamke, John Dobrovolny, Angie Albers, Carolyn Siske, Lucinda Brouhard. Jill Thompson, Gera Perkins. BACK ROW: Judy Hunzeker, Linda Metgzer, Mary Kent, Kim Rhodes. Susan Spitser, Penny Wamke, Ramona Brouhard. VOCAL MUSIC MIXED CHORUS, FRONT ROW: Gera Perkins, Lisa Schultz, Deb- bie Schilling, Debbie Parks, Debby Whitney, Judy Hunzeker, Lesa Rodene, Susan Spitser, Susan Yoble, Diane Harris. SECOND ROW: Miss Walker, Linda Metzger, Virginia Mort, Beth Kerl, Debbie Stephens, Lisa Perkins, Kim Rhodes, Susan Warnke, Jann Droge, Jill Benson, JoDee Stephens, Marianne Stephens, Vicki Hess. Susanne Miller. BACK ROW: George Dovel. Bob Karas, Tim San- dusky, Ric Schlender, Jack Bursovsky, Jerry Hopper, Kevin Heineman, Steve Miller, Terry Hopper, Rodney Thiemann, Mark Wherry, Don Poland. GIRLS GLEE. FRONT ROW: Gera Perkins, Lisa Schultz, Debbie Schilling, Debbie Parks, Debby Whitney, Judy Hunzeker, Lesa Rodene, Susan Spitser, Susan Yoble, Diane Harris. SECOND ROW: Miss Walker, Linda Metzger, Virginia Mort, Beth Kerl, Debbie Stephens, Lisa Perkins, Kim Rhodes, Susan Warnke, Jann Droge, Jill Benson, JoDee Stephens, Marianne Stephens, Vicki Hess, Susanne Miller. PAWNEE TRANSFER 37 VOCAL MUSIC INITIATES SWING CHOIR ACCOMPANISTS: FRONT ROW; Susan Spitser, Susan Wamke, Gera Perkins, Linda Metzger. BACK ROW: Beth Kerl, Debbie Schilling, Debby Whitnev. The Senior Trio consisting of Beth Kerl, Debbie Schilling, and Lin- da Metzger sang for various programs throughout the year and received a superior at District Music Contest. This was the first year for the PCHS Swing Choir, which sang for many organizations and did various programs in the community. They received a superior at Music Contest April 26. Those in the group were: Gera Perkins. Terrv Hopper. Beth Kerl. Mark Wherrv. Debbie Schilling, Ric Schlender, Linda Metzger, Kevin Heineman, Judy Nunzeker, Bob Karas, Debby Whitney, Rodney Thiemann, Lisa Schultz, Steve Miller, Susan Yoble, Don Poland, Susan Warnke-Accompanist, and Miss Nancy Walker-Director. ALVIN AND DARLENE MENNINGA SUMMERFIELD, KANSAS MUSIC HONORS In their first year at contest Mark Wherry and John Heineman received a one on their trombone-baritone duet. The trumpet trio, consisting of Susan Warnke, Bruce Dalluge and David Fink, received an excellent rating. Linda Metzger and Debbie Schilling took a tenor-alto saxophone duet to contest and received a two. Playing a piano solo was Terry Hopper who brought home an ex- cellent rating also. The clarinet trio of Debby Whitney, Gera Perkins, and Jill Thompson received a one in their fine performance. Soloist that took music to contest were: FRONT: Lisa Schultz, Judy Jack Bursovsky; Mark Wherry - 1; Kevin Heineman - 2; and Don Hunzeker, Linda Metzger, Debby Whitney, Beth Kerl. all receiving Poland - 1. l’s; Jo Stephens • 2; BACK ROW: Terry Hopper, Ric Schlender - 1: DRAMA CLUB The officers of Drama Club for the year 74-75 were Susan Warnke, Sec.; Gera Perkins, Treas.; Marianne Stephens, V. Pres.; and Denise Moulden, Pres. Pictured above is Roy Mullins as Charlie the milkman in the play Custard Caper. FRONT ROW: Mrs. McKim, Denise Auxier, Connie Helms, Denise Moulden, Susan Warnke, Jo Dee Stephens, Angie Albers, Susan Stake, Karen Karas, Patrice Moulden. SECOND ROW: Mark Wherry, Mary Kent, Gera Perkins, Carol Torczon, Loree Haas, Di Ann Ritchie, Patricia Rogers, Mary Lee, Margaret Lee, Sandy Stephens, Debbie Parks, Marianne Stephens. BACK ROW: Maurice Van Horne, Ric Schlender, George Dovel, Lesa Rodene, John Heineman. John Snyder, Terry Ganzel, Kevin Heineman, Debby Whitney, Terry Hopper, Tim Sandusky, Virginia Mort. PAWNEE REPUBLICAN 40 “THE CHARGE IS MURDER” Denise Auxier .... Debby Whitney . . . Lisa Schultz.... Terry Hopper .... John Heineman . . . Kevin Heineman . . Susan Warnke Carol Torczon Maurice Van Horne ........ Judge .Sophia Golden . . . .Joan Riley William Jordan .Robert Lindon .Michael Burns . . . Janet York . Mayme Evans Dwight Calsted “THE LONG HOME” Kelly Brown . . Beth Kerl Debby Whitney Lesa Rodene . . Gera Perkins . . . . . .Ann Town . . Cathy Jones . . . Freda Ford ....Gwen Fisk Marjorey Stuart “THREE BEARS” Lesa Rodene.................. Kelly Brown .............Goldilocks Debbie Parks ................Mama Bear Angie Albers.................Baby Bear “THE CUSTARD CAPER” Debby Whitney . . . Marianne Stephens Denise Auxier Roy Mullins ...... Jo Dee Stephens . . Denise Moulden . George Dovel...... Jack Bursovsky . . Melanie Bursovsky John Heineman . . Linda Poskochil . Terry Ganzel .... .......Lois ......Jean .....Gram .... Charlie .... Georgie . . Cora Mae .....Lance ......Paul .....Helen . . . .Howard Valerie Scott . . .Detective Debby, Beth, Kelly, Gera, and Lesa were all characters involved in ‘‘The Long Home” which received a 1 at district and went to state. As you can tell Debby is showing off her ability to put on make- up. SPEECH AND DRAMA HONORS Those receiving Superior ratings at District in Individual events were: Debby Whitney and Susan Warnke, Oral Interpretation of Poetry; Bruce Dalluge and Denise Moulden, After-Dinner Speak- ing; and Linda Metzger, Oral Interpretation of Prose. They all did well at State Speech Contest in Kearney on April 12. The Oral Interpretation of Drama received a 1 at District Contest and placed 4th in the State. Those in the Glass Menagerie were: Linda Metzger, Denise Moulden, Jerry Hopper, Beth Kerl, and Don Shinn. Speech students taking individual events to District Contest were: Gera Perkins, Oral Interpretation of Prose-2; Jacinta Conradt, In- formative Public Address-2; George Dovel, Informative Public Adress-2; Debby Whitney, Oral Interpretation of Poetry-1; Deb Schilling, Original Public Address-1; Bruce Dalluge, After-Dinner Speaking-1; Lisa Schultz, Extemporaneous Speaking-2; and Susan Warnke, Oral Interpretation Of Poetry-1. Mrs. Martin spent many hours preparing and perfecting her students. The Ledge, the Ledger and the Legend performed by Kevin Heineman and Mark Wherry was enjoyed by many people during the year and received an excellent at District Contest. WILLIAMS CHEVROLET INC. FOOTBALL FIRST ROW: Michael Schilling, Terry Hopper, Gary Snyder, Larry Habeggar, Mark Wherry, Frank Snyder, Steve Musil, Randy Rohlmeier, Rocky Sherrill, Kevin Spitser. SECOND ROW: Bruce Sejkora, David Andrews. Jeff Poland, Jack Bursovsky, Tim San- dusky, Don Poland. Charles Dalluge. Steve Chittick, Ric Schlender, Maurice Van Horne, Dan Thiemann, Rodney Thiemann, Jerry Hopper. THIRD ROW: Mr. Stitt, Jeff Rhodes, Dale Yoble, Ron Moyer, Kevin Heineman, John Snyder, Terry Ganzel, Terry Poskochil, Gary Farwell, Richard Carmichael, Mark Ritchie, Bruce Dalluge, John Heineman, Randy Berkheimer, Mr. Coudeyras, Mike Sherrill. PC. 0 Milford 38 PC. 6 Tri-County 15 PC. 0 Johnson-Brock 26 PC. 12 Southeast Cons. 39 PC. 0 Wilber 42 P.C. 6 Humbolt 44 P.C. 12 Sacred Heart 34 P.C. 0 Wymore 62 P.C. 0 Lourdes 14 “Hey Farwell, we missed the action again!!” 44 STATE BANK OF DU BOIS YOUR CONFIDENCE OUR GREATEST ASSET DU BOIS, NEBRASKA 68345 Sophomore Larry Habeggar did an outstanding job as quarterback for the Indians this year. Dale Spier (30) was a wide receiver and one of the best Indian defensive backs against pass- ing. Rocky Sherrill (17) brought in many plays and saw a lot of action as a Sophomore. Terry Poskochil (18), leading rusher for the Indian team, puts forth extra effort as Mark Ritchie (89) and Bruce Sejkora (82) observe the action. 45 HOMECOMING Reigning over the 1974 Homecoming were Queen Marianne Stephens and King Gary Farwell. Princess Kelly Brown and Prince Bruce Dalluge assisted the royal couple. This year the Homecoming Royalty were crowned on the field at half-time. Standing on the field are Kelly, Bruce, Marianne, and Gary. PAWNEE COUNTY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Attending the royalty from the Class of 1975 were Debby Whitney and Mark Ritchie. JoDee Stephens and John Snyder were chosen as attendants from the Class of 1976. Mary Torczon and Jack Bursovsky were the attendants for the Class of 1977. Attendants Jann Droge and Gary Snyder were chosen from the Class of 1978. GLENN’S STANDARD SERVICE 47 BASKETBALL VARSITY, BACK ROW: Don Poland, Student Manager; John Heineman, Terry Poskochil, Gary Farwell, Terry Ganzel, Mark Ritchie, Bruce Dalluge, Doug Farwell. FRONT ROW: Ric Schlender, RESERVES, BACK ROW: Rocky Sherrill, Charles Dalluge, Rodney Thiemann, Terry Ganzel, John Heineman, Mike Sherrill. Coach Bob Karas, Tim Sandusky, Mike Sherrill, Bruce Sejkora, Coach Coudeyras. Klein. FRONT ROW: Bruce Sejkora, Steve Chittick, Tim Sandusky, Dan Thiemann, Ric Schlender. All eyes are goalward as Bob, our top playmaker for the year, goes up for two points. In heavy traffic, Terry (34), our top defensive player, flips up a jump shot as Bruce (32), our second highest scorer, and Mark (right of Terry) maneuvers for better position for the rebound. Bob tries to rip-off the tip-off, to one of his on-looking team mates, Terry (34), Gary (40), our top scorer and leading rebounder, and Mark (42). BOB SMITH BODY SHOP There is no stopping Mark, the most improved player during the season, in this lay-up. 49 GIRLS BASKETBALL Members of the girls basketball team for the 1974-75 year were: FRONT ROW: Connie Sherrill, Angie Albers, Marianne Stephens, Debbie Parks, Vicki Hess, Jo Dee Stephens. BACK ROW: Coach Troyer, Kelly Brown, Virginia Mort, Nancy Dobrovolny, Peggy Mort, Joyce Albers. Debby Whitney and Student Manager, Anita Lang. The first girls basketball team in Pawnee City placed third in their tournament at Lewiston. Pictured below are Kelly, Debbie, Joyce and Virginia. Four members of the first year girl’s basketball team show off the trophy they won in the tournament at Lewiston. Marianne displays her shooting style as she attempts a shot from the free throw line. Senior Debby Whitney takes a practice lay up before starting to play basketball. Members of the drill team were: Jann Droge, Alta Cline, Jill Thomp- son, Debbie McAferty, Sandra Stephens, Connie Helms, Anita Lang, Mary Lee, Nancy Dobrovolny, Debbie Parks, Ronda Rohlmeier, Susan Yoble, Vicki Hess, Mary Hunzeker, Denise Moulden, Nancy Richardson. LOCKARD MOBIL 51 VOLLEYBALL This was the second year for the Pawnee spikers. They played very well, although their record wasn’t that im- pressive. Their season games were against Humboldt, Lewiston, Tecumseh, and Falls City. They played in three tournaments; the Peru Invitational against Nebraska City; Southeast Border Conference against Humboldt; and dis- trict against Palmyra. This year there were 26 girls out for volley ball and next year all but two, Marianne and Kelly, will be back at Pawnee City to make the team. The team improved greatly from last year. They found that teamwork means more than just six people playing volleyball. The prospects for the years look good, as the younger players got more experience this year. Girls lettering in volleyball in 1975 were: Kelly Brown, Marianne Stephens, Ellen Wissler, Joyce Albers, Jill Thompson, Lynne Bredemeier. Mary Torczon, Susan Hinrichsen, Pat Bemadt, Anita Lang, Nancy Dobrovolny, Diana Gyhra, and Melanie Bursovsky. Girls’ Volleyball in action!!!!! VOLLEYBALL, FRONT ROW: Diana Gyhra, Melanie Bursovsky, Anita Lang, Joyce Albers, Marianne Stephens, Kelly Brown. SECOND ROW: Debbie Stephens, Susan Hinrichsen, Hon- da Rohlmeier, Lynne Bredemeier, Debbie Parks, Jill Thompson, Susanne Miller, Angela Albers. BACK ROW: Connie Sherrill, Susan Yoble, Mary Torczon, Carla Thomas, Nancy Dobrovolny, Lesa Rodene, Kim Rhodes, JoDee Stephens, Debbie Sunnebergi Coach Troyer, and Pat Bemadt, NOT PICTURED. 52 PAWNEE CLINIC Inter-squad action show typical practice session. Pictured: 22-Nancy Dobrovolny, 11-Anita Lang, 8-Marianne Stephens, 15- Joyce Albers. 7-Kelly Brown, 19-JoDee Stephens, 3-Angie Albers, 16-Mary Torczon. Joyce Albers was selected to the Southeast Border Conference Honorable Mention Team. Kelly Brown earned All Conference recognition in the Southeast Border Conference. Marianne doing her thing! 53 BOYS TRACK FRONT ROW: James Morehead, Mark Wherry, Jeff Poland, Ron Schultz, Mike Leitschuck, Mike McAferty, Danny Thiemann. SECOND ROW: Bruce Sejkora, Jerry Hopper, Kevin Spitser. Mike Sherrill, Tim Sandusky, Frank Snyder, Jack Bursovsky. THIRD ROW: Coach Stitt, Charles Dalluge, Gary Farwell, Terry Ganzel. John Heineman, David Fink, Jon Havlicek, Coach Coudeyras. The members of the mile relay were: Mike Leitschuck, Ron Schultz, John Heineman, and Mark Wherry. Mike Sherrill ran the two mile and was praised by the coaches for being overly-ambitious. FARMERS UNION CO-OP ASSOCIATION - PAWNEE CITY GIRLS TRACK FRONT ROW: JoDee Stephens, Virginia Mort, Mary Torczon, Ellen Benson. Jean Richardson. Marianne Stephens. Penny Warnke. Wissler, Peggy Mort, Ronda Rohlmeier, Anita Lang. BACK ROW: (NOT PICTURED) Joyce Albers. Debbie Sunneberg. Debbie Stephens, Susan Stake. Kelly Brown, Jill r RELAY TEAMS: FRONT ROW: Mile Relay - Debbie Stephens. Susan Stake. Debbie Sunneberg, Anita Lang. BACK ROW: 440 Relay - Marianne Stephens, Ronda Rohlmeier, Jill Benson, (NOT PICTURED) Mary Torczon. 880 Relay - JoDee Stephens, Mary Torczon, Debbie Stephens, and Joyce Albers, (NOT PICTURED). Ronda has gone to the state track meet 2 years in a row. Last year she got 2nd in the 100 and 4th in the 50. This year she placed 2nd in the 100 and 6th in the 220. AMERICAN LEGION Chester R. Kerl Post 39 Our Aim - Community Service DuBois, Nebr. 68345 55 BOYS GOLF Vi A Members of the golf team this year were Coach Klein, Maurice Van Horne, Don Poland, Ric Schlender, David Andrews, Mark Ritchie. Steve Chittick, Rodney Thiemann, and Mike Schilling. NOT PICTURED: Bruce Dalluge. Although he was out for part of the season, senior Bruce Dalluge came back and played excellent golf. All around top player this year was senior Mark Ritchie. 56 Girls Golf Coached by Mr. Martin, members of the Girls’ Golf team were: Patricia Rogers, DiAnn Ritchie. Loree Haas. Peggy Snyder and Virginia Mort. In her second year of golf, Loree Haas played very well and placed in several meets. , Mr. Martin offers some helpful hints to beginners Peggy Snyder and Virginia Mort. P. C. CLUB FRONT ROW: Mr. Stitt, Ric Schlender, Danny Thiemann, Rocky Sherrill, Kevin Spitser, Maurice Van Horne, David Andrews, Jack Bursovsky, Frank Snyder, Ron Schultz. Jeff Poland. Mr. Coudeyras. SECOND ROW: Bob Karas. Jeff Rhodes, David Fink, Tim San- dusky, Bruce Dalluge, Richard Carmichael. Steve Chittick. Bruce Senior Lettermen and Officers: Bruce Dalluge, Secretary; Bob Karas, Sentinel; Richard Carmichael, Sentinel; Gary' Farwell, President; Mark Ritchie, Vice President; Terry Poskochil, Treasurer; and Dale Yoble. Sejkora, Mike Sherrill. BACK ROW: Larry Habeggar, Kevin Heineman, Ron Moyer, Terry Poskochil, Gary Farwell, Terry Ganzel, Mark Ritchie, Dale Yoble, John Snyder, Rodney Thiemann, John Heineman. One of the money raising projects for tHte PC Club this year was selling Spook Insurance. It looks like Terry and Bob got the unwanted job of cleaning up! FINAL EPISODES PROM 1975 May 3rd was the date of Prom 1975. The theme of Prom was Fron- tier Fantasy, with cowboys and Indians as waiters and waitresses. The combo for the dance following the banquet was Beaver Junc- tion. 60 61 COMMENCEMENT Although there were some regrets of leaving PCHS, Marianne is eagerly anticipating her new life. Although the seniors were supposed to be ready to go out into the world, some of them still hadn’t figured out the simpler things in life. Bruce Dalluge and Beth Kerl were two of the recipients of the Thomann Scholarships. Also receiving this award were Don Shinn and Kelly Brown. The speaker for Commencement was Rev. Hutchinson from Lincoln who delivered a fine message to send the Seniors on their way. 62 An award was given by the teachers to Glen Binder, who has served on the school board for 15 years and has contributed much to the community. Receiving scholarships to various colleges were Marianne Stephens, Gary Farwell, and Linda Metzger. Debbie Schilling received a Letter of Commendation from the National Merit Testing Program. Regents winners were Don Shinn, alternate, and Susan Warnke, a one year Regents scholarship. t The senior trio, Beth Kerl, Linda Metzger, and Debbie Schilling, sang for their last time at Commencement. Their two songs were “One Little Candle” and “Climb Every Mountain. 63 SENIOR CREDITS Denise Auxier F.H.A. 1; SAO 3.4; Sr. Representative 4; Pep Club 1,2,4; Band 1,2,3; Majorette 1,2,3; Vocal Music 1,4; Drama Club 3.4; Track 1; Annual Staff 3.4. Steve Bredemeier F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Football 3. Kelly Brown F.H.A. 1,2; SAO 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Treasurer 3,4; Majorette 3, 4; Librarian 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 3,4; Homecoming Atten- dant 2; Princess 4; Waitress at Prom 2; Basketball 4. Reed Callam Student Council 1. Richard Carmicheal Student Council 3; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Sentinal 4; P.C. Club 1,2,3,4; Sen- tinal 4; Football 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1,2; Homecoming Attendant 1; Waiter at Prom 2. Alta Cline SAO 3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Vocal Music 3; Drama Club 2; Librarian 1; Track 1; Drill Team 4. Jacinta Conradt F.H.A. 1,2; Historian 2; SAO 3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Vocal Music 1,2,3; Librarian 3,4; Annual Staff 4. Gary Farwell Vice President 4; Sec. Treas. 1,2; Treas. 3; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Vice Presi- dent 4; P.C. Club 2,3,4; President 4; Football 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 3,4; Homecoming King 4; Winter Royalty 3; Waiter at Prom 2. Wendy Gyhra V. Pres. 2; F.H.A. 1,2; SAO 3,4; Sec. Treas. 3,4; Pep Club 3,4; Librarian 4; Track 2,3; Winter Royalty Attendant 3; Waitress at Prom 2; Annual Staff 4; Winter Royalty Queen 4. Bob Karas Vice President 2; President 3; Student Council 4; President 4; P.C. Club 3,4; Vocal Music 4; Swing Choir 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Waiter at Prom 2; Annual Staff 4; Winter Royalty King 4. Beth Kerl Sec. Treas. 4; Student Council 3; F.H.A. 1,2; Pep Club 1,2,3; Cheerleader 2; Band 1,2,3,4; Majorette 4; Vocal Music 1,2,3,4; Freshman Sextet 1; Triple Trio 2,3; Trio 3,4; Swing Choir 4; Drama Club 1,2,3; Track 4; Waitress at Prom 2. Loren Kroemer F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2. Linda Metzger Pres. 1; Secretary 3; F.H.A. 1,2; SAO 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Small Group 1,2,3,4; Majorette 2; Drum Majorette 3,4; Vocal Music 1,2,3,4; Freshman Sextet 1; Triple Trio 2,3; Trio 3,4; Swing Choir 4; Winter Royalty 1; Waitress at Prom 2; Annual Staff 4; Girls State 3; Winter Royalty Princess 4. Bruce Dalluge Vice President 1; President 2; Student Council 3,4; Vice Pres. 4; P.C. Club 2,3,4; Secretary 4; Band 1,2,3,4; President 3; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Golf 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Prince 4; Waiter at Prom 2; Boys State 3. Doug Farwell F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Secretary 4; Basketball 1,4; Winter Royalty Atten- dant 4. 64 Stephen Miller Band 1,3,4; Solo 1; Vocal Music 1,3,4; Swing Choir 4; Track 1; An- nual Staff 4. Denise Moulden F.F.A. 4; F.H.A. 1,2; SAO 3; Jr. Representative 3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Vocal Music 2,3; Triple Trio 2,3; Drama Club 1,2,3,4; Vice President 3; President 4; Librarian 3; Track 1; Annual Staff 3; Drill Team 4. Roy Mullin F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. Gail Oenbring F.H.A. 1,2; SAO 3,4; Track 3; Annual Staff 4. Gera Perkins Student Council Secretary 4; F.H.A. 1,2; SAO 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; President 4; Cheerleader 2; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Vocal Music 1,2,3,4; Freshman Sextet 1; Triple Trio 2,3; Swing Choir 4; Drama Club 2,3,4; Treasurer 4; Librarian 2; Track 2; Golf 2; Annual Staff 2,3,4. Terry Poskochil P.C. Club 3,4; Treasurer 4; Football 3,4; Basketball 3,4; Homecom- ing Attendant 3. Mark Ritchie President 4; Student Council 1; P.C. Club 1,2,3,4; Vice President 4; Football 2,3,4; Basketball 1,3,4; Golf 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Atten- dant 4; Winter Royalty 1; Waiter at Prom 2. Donna Rogers F.H.A. 1,2; Librarian 1. Deb Schilling F.H.A. 1,2; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; V. Pres. 3; Cheerleader 2,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3; Duet 3; Vocal Music 1,2,3,4; Freshmen Sex- tet 1; Triple Trio 2,3; Trio 3,4; Swing Choir 4; Golf 2,3; Annual Staff 4; Winter Royalty Attendant 4. Marianne Stephens V. Pres. 1; F.H.A. 2; SAO 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Treasurer 4; Vocal Music 4; Track 2,3,4; Volleyball 4; Homecoming Queen 4; Winter Royalty 2; Waitress at Prom 2; Annual Staff 4; Basketball 4. Dan Sunneberg F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Treasurer 3; Basketball 1, Waiter at Prom 2; Winter Royalty Prince 4. Susan Wamke Pep Club 1,2,3; Secretary 3; Band 1,2,3,4; Piano Solo 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Vocal Music 3,4; Triple Trio 3; Swing Choir 4; Drama Club 1,3,4; Secretary 4; Track 1; Homecoming Attendant 3; Waitress at Prom 2. Debby Whitney Student Council 1; F.H.A. 1,2; SAO 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 3,4; Band 1,2,3.4; Solo 1,2; Vocal Music 1,2,3,4; Triple Trio 2,3; Swing Choir 4; Drama Club 1,2,3,4; Track 1; Homecoming Attendant 4; Waitress at Prom 2; Basketball 4. Dale Yoble F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; P.C. Club 3,4; Football 3,4. Roy Yoble F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. Terry Brown P.C. Club 1,2; Football 1,2; Basketball 1,2; Track 1; Homecoming Attendant 2; Waiter at Prom 2. 65 Donald Shinn F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Secretary 3; President 4; Boys State 3. ADVERTISERS Bill’s Food and Bakery Harris Sinclair Service Collar Oil Co. Moser Hy-Styler Pawnee County Jaycees Landy Clark Co. Wilson Hog Market Gambles Store Pawnee Laundromat and Car Wash Central Textiles Inc. State Bank of Burchard, Burchard, Nebr. 68323 Cox Electric, Bern, Kansas DuBois Grain Co. Inc. J. Dobrovolny Construction, DuBois, Nebraska The B. J. Steinauer Agency, Inc. Bauer’s Shoe Store Klympp’s Pro Hdwe Inc. Beatrice Beatrice Livestock Sales Co. Mr. and Mrs. L. Joe Stehlik Assessor-Lawrence Stehlik-Pawnee County Assessor Pawnee Oil Company S and G Store Jackson's Drive-In Pawnee Locker Complete processing and slaughtering Knowles Piano and Organ Riley’s Western Auto Store Hansen’s Locker Saddle Rock Tavern Deb's Flower Shop Flider Drive-In Farmers Coop-Table Rock Workman's Fountain and Gift Shop Buman’s Garage I ee’s Cafe and Tavern Bell’s Shoe Service and Western Wear Norvin Overbeck Real Estate-Beatrice Burchard Tavern and Cafe Lewiston Grain Co. Lewiston, Nebraska I eo’s Jewelry Beatrice, Nebraska Culligan Water Conditioning Beatrice, Nebraska Garret’s Service Station Burchard, Nebraska Hap’s Steak House Beatrice, Nebraska Bellow’s Conoco, Dick Bellows Beatrice, Nebraska Moser State Line Station Tom Maze “Kentucky Hunter” A. E. Vitt, D.D.S. Seneca, Kansas Reierson Grove Lewiston, Nebraska Charles J. Hall-Pawnee County Sheriff Cleta Mae Miller Parrish and Peacock Brinkman Bros. Inc., Tecumseh Bill’s T.V. and Organ Service Frank Brinkman-County Commissioner 2nd District G. K. Koll Clifford Boehmer-County Commissioner National Farmers Organization JV It’s over now, This longed for year. Looking back with mixed emotions. So much gained: education, experience, independence, And yet it signifies an end: carefree days, friendships that fade, a way of life. We re forced to look ahead - Our lives to shape, An unknown future. We can’t relive the joy, pain, frustrations, loves, hopes and dreams, yet none can take from us Our memories Of this longed for year. 67 m WALSWORTH Mircdur, Mo.. ISA ■y y. 77':’ I .=..I....... ;.... ' V v« i '■I rm% TWtW-. n 7t n. m ■-77 , y-y .;: W ■S i r.;£ 2 7 , j T- . , y y r 5xir'y • I......... • r —............................. ••• ■' . 1 •. ' ;. . ............................................................... • - - —' % . ;c ; f 1 • .. y i • i _________________________ ! J' 7 - - ' ”::' V r2: - j - - ; ; ' • ! y 1 • ■ fA r ,✓ y S? '40i! 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