Pender High School - Penderian Yearbook (Pender, NE)

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Q 'U fivsvfwx F GAA Frrst Row Mar11ynSunderman MarzeeCar1sten Jamce Mayberry Sandra Clausen Joanne Case Sh aron Chrrsuansen Lors Kar Faye Chrrstransen Lors Barker and L nda Cart S d y er econ Row Mrss Gertrude Case PaLl'1C13 Svoboda Marvalee Stuckenschmrdt Sally Sydow Beverly Ober S Joann Stuckenschmrdt Jan1ceSchademan Beverly Heyne Joyce Bettenhausen Norma Nohren ber Sh lR g 61 a yan and Ann Kar Thlrd Row Julxe Kay Bernerce Moeller Karen Ostrand G1or1a Frank Marleen Johnson Janice Wlchman Marrlyn Barker Cherry Barron Donna Evans Shrrley Malmberg and Betty Roth Fourth Row Carol Heyne Peggy Ho pner Ka W p ren esterhold Patrr C13 Frederrckson Janrce Clausen Carolyn Heyne Jacquel1neRebensdorf Marlene Beckman Beverly Schmeckpeper E11eenF1ll1p1 Nancy Smrth and Verna Case OFFICERS President. . ........ . . . . . . . Sandra Clausen Vice-president. . . . ..... . . . Peggy Hoppner Secretary and treasurer ......... . . . . ..... J . . . .. . . . . . . . . .Joyce Bettenhausen Sponsor .... . . . . Miss Gertrude Case W fi 'Ll I . I I ' ii 'Z v x l I 'I K 1 XTKVBJM W, 1 L J. X' x l A' ll I-

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First Row Dewaine Meyer Mr Alfred Sick Dean Richardson Gordon Herbolsheimer Jack Strudthoff Dale Groskurth KennethDahlman Larry Krusemark and Gary Heinernan Second Row Mr Leroy Engelbart Don Glissman Merle Ortmann Richard Suhr Gary Kubik Rodney Lander Nbxiifflf Leroy Cooper Kay Posvar Duane Strudthoff Warren Heune Gary S A Engelbart Mike Welsh and Mr Allen Petersen Third Row Roger Suhr N ROYKHI RonBeckntan LesterPaulsen NornianNovak Dennis Glissman Marvin Kubik Louis Gilster Myron Schock and John Hilker Fourth Row Leroy Thomsen Eugene Kai Junior Nlovak Jack Fredertckson Glenn Kai Leon Bruns Gary Gilster Donald Novak Dennis Luschen Paul Lehmkuhl Larry Sunderman and Ronald Nlovak A 31 P-T10 'P 1 X I U L10 President ,.,.,., Vice -president. . Secretary ..... Treasurer .... Reporter .... Sentinel ........ Advisor.......... Student Teachers. . . . . , . ,Dale Groskurth . . . . . Jack Strudthoff .. . . Kenneth Dahltttan . . . . . . Larry Krusetnark Gordon Herbolsheitner . . .. Dean Richardson . . . . Mr. Alfred Sick . . Mr. Allen Petersen V-ag: e if I I. ' y 1 We X 'F' 1: one Q- Mr. Leroy Engelbart The FFA boys completed various activities throughout the school year. Projects built in the shop consisted of farm buildings, feeders, troughs, wagon boxes, picnic tables, tool boxes, and machinery. They competed with three other chapters in a pest eradication contest. Over two hundred boxes of Christmas cards were sold. The advisor and four officers attended the National FF.-X Convention in Kansas City, Missouri, The annual Parent and Son Banquet was held April 6 in the school auditorium. A freshman parent night was held in October.

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1 LIBRARIANS an nun we I From the students who indicated a desire to serve in the library, these have been selected as student librarians and assistant librarians, Ellen Broderick, Cherry Barton, Sandra Clausen, Betty Roth, Gloria Frank, Mike Broderick, Dale Groskurth, and Walter Case. Miss Gertrude Case is in charge of the high school library. These people were selected on the basis of pre- vious service and period availability. All student librarians and assistant librarians meetthe second, fourth, and sixth Thursday of each six weeks period at 8:30 a. m. These meet- ings are to discuss library procedures, to discuss library problems, and to learn how to give better service to library users. it V 'Q 5 The high school library has announced reg- ulations for the aid of students. The book stacks are open to everyone and reading tables are provided for those who wish to read in the library area. All books and magazines taken from the li- brary area must be signed for. All books have cards for signing. Magazines are to be signed out on the magazine chart. Let the student librarian do the signing to avoid errors and charges for unwarranted fines. Books which become overdue are fined at the rate of 24 per day. This money is used for a few new books. Fiction books may be checked out for a two week period.