Perkins County High School - Plainsman Yearbook (Grant, NE)

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FIRST ROW. Left to Right: P. Thompson. L. Boehnier, B. Hurlhurt. I. Daiss, A, Thompson, R. Knotwell. Mrs. Walters. Sponsor. SECOND ROW: D. Cox, M. Kurkowski, M. Stephenson. P. DeLaneey, D. Lueck, J. Brown. L. Larson. M, Eopler. G. Ott, J. McArtor, M, Dalton, N. Robinson. H. Sloan, G. Richter. THIRD ROW: L. Rowley. A, Kiolbasa, L. Peterson, A. Hubert, A. Norman. M. Moller, E. Scliroe- der. M. McQueen. B, Matehett, A. Maas, V. Wiseman, R. Peterson, M. Stanley, V. Quiring. FOURTH ROW: H. Baker. I. Kosmiski. V. Lance. M. 1-Iankins, M. Richmond, D. Baker, J, Foster, J. Poeschel. E. Bauer. L. Stryker, R. Schroeder. L. Larson. R. Berges, M. Short, UPPER ROW: A, Misner. B. Richmond, B. Kellogg, P, Sullivan. J. Matson, E. Keuten. M. Wallin, N. Schmitz, V. Ayres, L, Rogers, R. Watkins, P. Ekberg, C. Lamb, L. Ray. NOT IN PICTURE: H. Gloy, B. Kuskie, V. Kuskie, B. Poeschel. The Girl Reserve Club celebrated its eleventh birthday in January with its Hrst president present to cut the birthday cake. This club IS international-the high school group of the Y.W.C.A. and its purpose To face life squarely, and its slogan To find and give the best. iTh1s year the worshops took up Red Cross work- knitting and homelnursing. A E I Officers: President, Ruth Stout: Vice President, Ina Daissg Secretary, Estalene Huebert: Treasurer. Betty Hurburt: Librarian, Margaret Stevens. 'A' 1' i i The Pep Club with its 54 members had a very prosperous season. New Cos- tumes twhite blouses, and red corduroy slacks. and beanleslh were adopted. New megaphones were bought for the yell leaders to use in presenting the new songs and yells in a more attractive manner. This year for the first time, the girls held a party honoring coach and all boys in athletics. 1 Officers: President, Melba Walling Vice President, Margaret Stephesong Sec. and Treas., Anna Marie Maasg Cheer leaders, Norma Schmitz. Phyllis Ekberg. FIRST ROW: P. Ekherg. Cheer Leader: D. Cox, M. Kurkowski, M. Stephenson, A, Maas. A. Misnexxsong leader: V. Lance. M. Wallin, J. McArtor, Miss Nevin, sponsor: N. Schmitz, Cheer Leader. SECOND ROW: J. Schmitt, P. Thompson, A, Thompson, I, Daiss, P. DeLancey, V. Price, H. Sloan. V. McCormick. B. Hendricks, M. Watkins. B. Shuey. B, Hurlbert, R. Knotwell. THIRD ROW: D. Lueck V. Jones. C. Schilling. D. Mutchie, H. Baker. I. Fenwick, M, Moller, A. Norman. C. Lamb, L. Deen. A .McQueen, P. Peterson, L. Larsen, M. Dalton. L. Boehiner. UPPER ROW: P. Lyons. L. Rogers. B. Kellogg, P. Sullivan, R. Stout. R. Schroeder. D. Baker, M, Richmond. R. Watkins, L. Larsen, M. Short, L. Ray, R. Berges, B. Pankonin. NOT IN PICTURE: Hulda Gloy. .4 7.

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Miss Nevin. V. Jones, M. Moller, D. Baker, M. Kurkowski, R. Knotwell. C. Mutchie. C. Collier. R. Watkins, B. Kuskie, A. Misner, L. Ray, B. Hurlbert, W. Nomer. D. Wykert, P. Ekberg, P. DeLancey. G. Bechtel, E. Borowski, D. McQueen, C. Lamb, L. Schroeder. Aurania Rouvc1'oll's thrce-act comedy, Growing Pains , was chosen as the junior class play for 1941. This was a very amusing story of the problemspof adoles- cence as faced by parents and youths. i- as -n at Mistaken identities with four Lord Wiggleton's appearing on the scene helps to make this three-act farce hilarious. L'Gucss Again ' by Glenn Hughes was pre- sented by the seniors in 1942. Senior Play Cast: LOWER ROW. Left to Right: D. Erlewine, G, Mitchem. W. Pankonin, E. Powell, F. Nelson, F. Schrotberger. G. Erlewine. UPPER ROW: A. Maas, V. Wiseman, H. Sloan, Miss Nevin. Director: N. Schmitz, M. Stanley. N. Robinson, M. Wallin. ii's.,.f' -f16-

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LOWER ROW: B. llurlhert, I, Daiss, G. Richter, B, Hcndricks. M. Watkins. B. Sheuy. J. Schmitt. Miss lleston, sponsor. SECOND ROW: V. Kuskie, B. Matcliett, M. Dalton, J. Brown, L. Deen. B. Eherhardt ,V. Mc- Cormick. M. Kurkowski, E. Gengenbacli. THIRD ROW: M. McQueen, A. McQueen, B. Richmond, A. Misncr. C. Schilling. I. Fenwick. E. Schroeder ,ll. Baker, D, Mutchie. UPPER ROW: L. Rogers, E, Keuten, V. Ayres, J, Matson. B. Pankonin, J. Foster. M. Ilankins, E. Kosniiski, P. Lyon, C. Lanih. V. Jones. This group is composed of all the girls taking special training in home making. Home making is an art which helps high school girls to live a more satisfactory life. Activities enjoyed most were the play school for children, the improvement of the rooms in the department, and the studying of high school girls' problems. i' 'I i i The purpose of this department is to give students training in typing, short- hand. and bookkeeping. The following students competed in the District-State Commercial Contest at Kearney: Melba Wallin, Verla Wiseman, Anna Marie Maas. Mary Richmond. Hulda Gloy. Ruth Stout, Estalene Huebert. Margaret Stanley, and Gale Erlewine. They placed fourth in the district and tenth in the state. Melba Wallin placed fifth in shorthand and Verla Wiseman fourth in typing in the state ratings. LOWER ROW: P. Thompson, L. Boehmer, H. Sloan, G. Ott. D. Lueck. M. Stephenson, D. Cox N. Robinson. SECOND ROW: A. Kiolhasa, M. Stanley, A. Maas, G. Erlewine. E. Powell. D. Erlewine, M. Wallin. V. Wiseman, L. Larson, J. MeArtor. THIRD ROW: N. Schmitz, R, Stout, E, Huebert, M. Stevens. J, Poeschel. E. Bauer. L. Stryker M. Richmond. L. Larson. FOURTH' ROW: T. Burkcy, L. Hahn. L. Peterson, F. Nelson. V. Brinkley. R. Gehhart. D. Keniling, CJ. lVlitchcin, W. Pankonin, F. Schrotberger. NOT IN PICTURE: llulda Gloy and Barbara Kuskie. 43- is 5,