Polk High School - Cub Yearbook (Polk, NE)

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PEP CLUB Cheerleaders: Phyllis Cramer, Elaine Carling, and Dorothy Sealey. First Row: Muriel Warnick, Darlene Light, Marlene Shostrom, Donna Y ilson, Caryl Sterner, Arlene Hahn, Deverley Jones, Rosalie Eks- trom, Doris Recknor, Ramona Sundberg, Darlene Johnson, Dorothy Ehn, and Glennis V idga. Second Row: Alvertus Laessle, Shirley Cramer, Gloria Peterson, Sh- irley Nyberg, Joyce Jones,Vandeline Bush, Ramona Sealey, Virginia Nyberg, Marjorie Dahlin, Geraldine Miller, Retha Creech, Lena Mae Baack, Virginia Green, and Corrine Carlson. Betty Creech absent. The Pep Club began the year with thirty members. Officers were chosen as follows: Doris Recknor, president; Darlene Johnson, vice president; Alvertus Laessle, secretary and treasurer; Betty Creech, news reporter. Substitue cheerleaders are: Vandeline Dush and Ger- ry Miller. Miss James is our sponsor. Vandeline Bush dropped Pep Club in mid semester and Betty Glasser v as chosen to take her place. Y.e practiced our drills at meetings which were held the first Monday evening of every month. Y.’e drilled at every home game. The Pep Club had an athletic banquet in honor of the football and basketball boys, April 10. Miss Inna Kelson. and Miss James sp- onsored the banquet. Our athletic King and Queen v ere revealed at the dinner, the King being Doyle Gustafson; the Queen, Alvertus Laessle.

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Bask etball First Row; Donald Dahlin, Richard Sealey, Jack Witte, Duane Hahn, Kenneth '.Vil3hu3en, Duane Newton, Darwin Newton, Dale Lindburan 1 Jim Sundberg. Second Row: Kenneth Upton, Donald Wilson, Dwayne Filler, Cler. Kisler Wallace Lind, Doyle Gustafson,. LeRoy Anderson, Donuld Rasmussen, and Donald Forss. Coach: Mr. Elliott, ’.Ye started out the year T ith five returning letter men. The Second Team won the trophy from the County Tournment. The following are the first and second team scores: Second Team First Team Polk Polk Bradshaw 3 22 Bradshaw 28 29 Clarks 6 19 Clarks 22 20 Shelby 10 13 Shelby 12 31 Benedict 11 31 Benedict 13 21 Osceola 14 30 Osceola 21 19 S trorasburg 12 16 Stromsburg 29 17 Benedict 3 20 Benedict 24 36 Clark3 6 23 Clarks 22 31 Stromsburg 14 15 Stromsburg 38 28 Silver Creek 9 12 Silver Creek 9 50 Hampton 19 17 Hampton 56 22 Henderson 25 29 Henderson 32 34 Silver Creek 24 20 Silver Creek 16 36 Osceola 20 23 Osceola 20 23 County Tournament Stromsburg 26 27 Stromsburg 28 23 District Tournament Newman Grove 28 15

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G.A.A. First Rowj Ruth Zeiglbein, Alvertus Laessle, Rosolla Wilahusen, Re- tha Creech, Phyllis Cramer, Dorothy Ehn, Marjorie Dahlin, Glennis Widga, Virginia Green, and Delores Dahlin. Second Row: Dorothy Kisler, Dorothy Mundt, Arlene Green, Virginia Ny- berg, Gloria Peterson, Muriel Warnick, Dorothy Sealey Cramer, Caryl Sterner, Marlene Shostrom, Doris Recknor, and Geraldine Miller. Third Row: Jeannine Lind, Delores Rhode, Luella Rhode, Joyce Jones, Arlene Hahn, Phyllis Peterson, Donna ffelson, Betty Glasser, Elaine Garling, Jean Aker, Darlene Johnson and Ramona Sundberg. Fourth Row: Lena Mae Baack, Shirley Cramer, Shirley Nyberg, Lois Johnson, Beverly Jones, Ramona Sealey, Vandeline Bush, Darlene Light, Rosalie Eckstrom, Melva Monson, and Janice Sundberg The G.A.A., Girls Athletic Association, in Polk High School was started lor the lirst time this (1944-45). It is sponsored by Miss Jocelyn James. Our organization meets every Tuesday and Thursday during the eighth period. In G.A.A. the girls have been taught how to play Volley Ball Bas- ket-ball, Badminton, Kitten-ball, and Tennis. The girls go through routine exercises at the beginning of each G.A.A. period. On the evening of December 15, the G.A.A. girls dividing into groups of two or three, made boxes which ware auctioned off to the highest bidder by Mr., Tooker of Clarks. For entertaiment on this night, the girls gave a one act play entitled Not a Man in the House? The girls who portrayed the various parts were: Beverly Jones, Vir- ginia Green, Shirley Cramer, Jeanne Aker, and Darlene Light. ft was sponsored by Miss James. The Student Manager was Elaine Garling and prompters were Janice Sundberg and Jeanine Lind. The girls also built a human pyramid consisting of four rows or 10 girls. Miss James made out a point system, whereby each girl was allowed to work for her own letter, sweater, and chevrons. Since sweaters were very hard to get this year, we could not all have sweaters. r?Ze'tZT’ 7V?ere 7ery fortunate and got just eight Royal Blue sweaters ior the eight senior girls.