Ponca High School - Indian Yearbook (Ponca, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 48 of the 1954 volume:

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' ' s ' . fo FT ,s temp a X955 Nebraska State Mother f 'i 125 .fix mix , K' gg-' X v' if We, the seniors of the ciass of . its s 1954, dedicate this yearbook to our as yi' y S, parents, who have wiiiingiy and un- iiii iiffaifiefiagg i'id i ii s Q i ' seifishiy devoted thernseives to pro- X viding an education and a country Rfp,eSe of freedom and opportunity for usg n'an'vf-S of t . Bet and to Rev. Mrs. Diiion, who has our Pa i been a spirituai inspiration in this rents community, and who was chosen to be the Nebraska Mother of the Year oi 1953. This book is dedicated with the hope that it wiii heip express our gratitude to our parents and to Mrs. Diiion. -1- QM! SYN, Q52 be Vi F rom coomt B.M. Nebraska Wesleyan University. M,A. Northeast Missouri State. Grade, High School Music. Band. GORDON HANSEN AB. Wayne College. TOM GRINDBERG HA. Morningside. Science and History in jr. und Sr. High. English-l, Freshman Sponsor. State Teachers Graduate College, University of South Dakota. Superintendent, Shop. jr, High Sponsor, Sr. Co-Sponsor. s,,,, MRS. NEVA TOWNSEND B.S. University of Nebraska. Business and Home Eronomtts. Tomahawk and Indian Sponsor. Pep Club Sponsor. OTTLIN WEGNER BA. Midland College Coach, Physical Education, Wrxrld History, Govern. 'ne-nt, Geogmphy jr. Sponsor. ,X 5.3, l If is I' Y e it slr-ref. L Compliment gf MERLE KINGSBURY, Lawyer ws.. ' Momus .IENNISON BS. University 1 S. 35 . ,. ., J, i of Nebrusku. Principal, Agrteulturc, jr. High Math. Sophomore Sponsor. MRS. RUTH JONES A.B. Wayne State Teachers College, Long Beach State College. English 2-5-4. Geometry. -S- nnra Public jchnnls ?i.12.4'1f.f.'f.f'f PONCA, NEBRASKA v...1fffIf.f4Uff'II:'..u.. DcAA Mus. BILL UEINARD JEAHENE Do vnu ucucuazn TEACHING YN: CLASS or l9h27 THAT cLAss I6 YN: SCNIUFU or TODAY. Collua vo vue SCHOOL Nous: ON VNA1 runs? DAY rant, Guru Wzucn, EIILE Vcnlaun, ARNOLD HATYIG, PAv DAVEV, SvAnL:v Leann, Jov Mrvcna, Jon OLsa IJn Mend POLKINGHORH. Juov HALL, DUYAL MAt.uB, SALLv Lows, Ara LAufv Lowa. SYALLDAUI -4 . Ima, LAll!v FoLLoInun fur runsv IECOND YLAF. UUR 'JLLONU aAnn on LOOK Anv uranium Mac, PACK GAVE ut A READ IT: GRADE Lo': GNAOL Mus. EnuA Pzvcnson YAUGHT Jouuson ALIO Jonncn us runs v DA1:v'e DAD voon us ouv ro rn: Loaf. I1 sscus A5 xnouzu PAT DA W cNANc: ME nov NE IouLn FUN no cout BACK. W5 oLcsa NE NEV EHTEUINJ SCHOOL rnn o Tuna v:AA WE ncccnvzo A vzwv YAITHFUL vo vu: teens, CLAuo: Av rut ulouLE or vw: 'EAP JEAHETTE TAuscnv. DAvrv V Dunnna our rurvn cnAnr vt Mus, TApL:f1 IAE AN EXCFPTIONA 4, Mus: MEN suxvn GRADE C chu: TU PONCA D 'J ENHIL ITII R11 L C N IAS oun e oLacNsoN, Wtscn Lzr ' v M:AL: Wnzu rnunxnna uun OIENT eAcx xo rn: :Acu:n. C TAS warn v ROLL- A Brno Mase DOVLE WAS OUR EXCITING ll , we uouLn MALE A raun T 8 ' ONE :vena Som: vsuazl 1 DME IDULD cour NG nu HIE! AN RING THIS Y ERALER AN TIITEEITTI ESO. Bonus: Arran sun FnAvrL acNooL. Tu: CLASS u MEAL: UE! Vi :Arson vc NC Bl as D o REASED a nn, LANR SPONSOR Junv. WE MAYINE Brava, , WATCWORN IA: oun CL A 1 noon warn A Ju v FLOOR ANo Yuen DSE A MAL' N 1 IALK vo Ou! TNAT YEA Msasounu sown NAB Mn ououc Mn. G Jocr vzA L A 'Ae Ju . HANGEN IAS OUR F o A A III FIANCIB 356' ADAVI lzwv to rn: Snoux Cu 1 1 NNING oun Juuxon VEAQ In ANQUE IAS A su A1 AN AN Couture. Ouwnnc vnu CICS! NUAL A HE LAST H4nnruAu, DAVID HAA Arran luuutn VI IAC oun funn ro INIH s'A-tt, lu LAY: vrnaua ouw L Juuuov CLAII aAv: us Ltaou ucnooL Auonvownuu. ' J 1 ' W Tune ENDS A Lon 1 M- W Non: ron A IUCCEBIFUL ruvunz. , l N 1tLuA . Tunucs :env vznv u:LL AND Arvzn rn: rn int INDIAN vnnsz rn.u Sourn DAKOTA. Af IME Lust A noon uzuscn or vu: TIIBE' SALLY Lou: OURI NG ING TES Gwcccnxc Jouuzo us rnou MAAvnNs EA GRADE. Jusv AFTER SCHOOL wAs ouv V 'AE ER D UI! FOUR GO T AR 'Al ouw TEACHER. TN-s YEAR IAS L I A T A E T EA D CA N V n -r 5 A S vv Anwvonv. QAA1 . Oun turn s YEAH IE L urn, Ano Jus E T I E T To ALNEI TH BU Wa IS LAR PEIIENCEI HE ascono lv lAs A TRIBE cr INLNANS IN RST arqcsrzn VcLmA Bsnasnson END or YN: runs! VEAN TM: I . CAME suuusn VACATION AN: rut Mas. Zz1A PACK. TN: CLASS u v:An. ON TN: QAV arrows out NAwo 1:51 AND IE 'ILL Nzvcn IAB l9hL UNEN Gton nv Low: LEFT vw! runs' PART or 1 ARNOLD Harvna LEFT ou: INDIAN vases. PARP. IH HIS TIJCK ON THE DA' GF OUR PICN :v uAs EACH CHAN ID OD TE SA UE DI A sooo LV econ XTR R AND A ruanvu BAv znvonz I-'Ill YE ROL V THEREF me eAc Nuuacw Lows, Fnssn IEEE n IE 7RCN T AHNTH JEANE PFNGOI, STARTED Nzxv or Av c rAs w ost JEA v HALL. NLLD H fvuz, DDNNA STARK P THE LIGHTS WERE STILL NOT VERY INTERESTED IN SCNOOL FO! Nl JOINCD ..DIANl N TNE GE 0N'T PVCNIC FORGET un. FPANCIS AuAus, MERLE MALPOM, AND AnNoLn HE THIRD flu: HE WENT FOR A Uwnux NE DIDN' GE. TH euro: YE wen: Quentin av Muse SNAono CLAGSMATE, Yvownc Cunsv. SN: HAS azcn Hlnscnuma ALSO JOINED uS. LLY Lol: uETuRNCD T7 PONCA. Wu AL5U :A DNIT uAuN on Los: one ren vuoes or Arr TEACPEI. ANVONE. Mas. us vnu LIKED vo GEVENTH GRADE TEA GRADE f anuwas lA za Joluco us ounrw uouLu sauna one P ll DONNA STAWK Lrr IECE OF FRU T- B out THE CLASS NAD T0 STAV I 1 6gCO URNINU I K TO SCHOOL, OUR fl Y RST YEA E6 IIZIE ARJEF ONDUCTE li IN HI . Our Nc! CLIHSMA FA1 Yuen, AND DAVI vnu INITATION IAS 2 vi n H c . COA U IH TA cncn. Dulnua TN , AND Bonus: FAA cx A LOT or ucuor u 1Nls VLAI. ON IT I-I N UNTIL G Pav C. EVERY T LY, .IEQY INED PLETY DRAW. E VEL IES. E Ol' D THEN 'CLOCK SOME' 57 H EvAN QACKMAN cv' A C OUIT' LACED IN THE MIDDLE 0 THE ALIDITDUILWI T VCI TRIAL. ER GRADE IN SCHOOL NE STALLBAUM CAIE T A LOT or cxcntusu CAME OU! JIJNICR CL nsL ous CLASS :nfs ESTFRNQ Ouw JUNIO NETTE rAus:n1, Dov T 'I R F A YEAR. TN1s vin! II nA1lon ws CAIE ro scwooL ron ou: LAs ATE rn: rnssnuzn LLAss. Oun scuacn T b nausea :As Mn. HANSEN. Lnuow CLASS PLAYVIAB HELD Ano wt :snr on DNIAK oAv. A vgnv noon BANQUETA Tu: BANQUET 1 5 HrLn Oun suvznnnwsnnzuv o Jann mu: :Aust rncu . DN BLOUCM DA VIE LS PLAY' TN: PLAV TAINED rn: ssnuons SAUNSOR uxs Ma. L MAs:us, CLAuozT1: Tut IN 'IME HIGH G JOUYINIZV THIOUGM OUR OCNUOL DAYS TOGETHEI. MAY WE ALL SnNc:n:Lv vouns rs-sz scmon cLAss or -5L, af- BEIGEIKGN MON! POLKINGNDIH Cwmpunwnho, jr , E MAXINE Btarw fgi,ffg3f mfg .Nlf F r W' . ff A LVAN 3.'Cv::1AN Mingz M'LCOv ' AFNOLD JoHNsoN ,L,,..L..,f N x ' x Q ' fx .f 4 Q SALLY ,CIE Ginn: lllm Q? lK.I 5 U . I A Jov Mcvrni , GEOYGE URILSCNKE .M Nvouy: Cunnv Lyh?E SS Q Y , PAT Rusu HEAD Lncnrs ,...-n- ' If V . .I ,.,,,...,,:::,' R f - N CU ...EL- IIASS MlJ'I'lO Hiliiii yan i,m sialic, x.-ii iimxl lim lmw .1 giml' KLASS IOLURS Silvur .mal lirccn I I ASS SPONSOR Lnmnl-an ll.ul'-L-n 'llm yn-.ir rlxc SL-inurs lmil .1 rlumc ul ilu' lulllmxlig milwicrla llnglislu. liiiiiimlmnl. lrmcrnznullr, Short lmml, lyping, Agluulturc, .mil gi-iuxwrry. W- - 1-u-.., WA cfm, Umm N f ills X if ,E GEORGE GRIZSCHKE f Sn1enr 'L-Inu Mi onli lmulfi .Irv u'nn1u11'i lnnlvi, I inn' Ju hh' lu ilm11'. UL-ncml Course ' lfnmllmll Ili-I, lS.nkcll1.1Il l,l,5,-I: Tmnk I. Hnxing -lg Class Olfifcr -lg CLASS Ifl.OXY'l2R A.xmi1 Sliik lmlu Punkxn Cfrink ', One Amr Play J. Ii.1sL'b.lll S Yellow Rose 7 ' EVAN BACKMAN Shark M.u1y iz rlnrrvz Inu wen .livllvr ilayxf' General Course Football 5,-ig Boxing 1,11 Trunk 4' led! Q 09- Class Offincr vl, Chorus -1 Anrori jljd , Y S , - . H ' , , ,, Num . , ,VQNNYWM . Mpi, 3113? iil'li5lli11Illlflll'i'fmk' Pom I ,,'i44'-ffw . 'lQf74,LLuAU,, X vnlluiyzcfxwvl 'lwilrivlfl 1044 fffffzlllwl l '1 I Mm! ll, 1 nl 'lf If , w 'QV' ll fl ill.I.Nli.al'll'Llllurlillil fi- Msg VCV Gulf lzzillli-rbi! frmllelk'-:I Cuur Jw' Uunvr we l,l-lffl'.kh X.l5:Q' gum fklr, VI -6nrr,1lL4 Si -ug.-L ' v 5, FVM .wimn CI .,.. 'I SI, ,V 'ef' 23, ' W fo, Q kmiv: 31, IX :X Shri .'x.8lXl:L5rmu 71135117 Olflri-, fmm k,ll'Ini'i.'l,11 lglffllu Lg. . - 'Um - ,L if xlvik - pe 'fzwk A md' 6, -,,, 1-,ad VCV lwbx .L UH .L 1nin.N3mPxxw Srijfsclub ull ,Prmu i1lcc'l4'.ldq-Crliik-'J lXilrrirX.i0viAi.U' mixSXwl4 'Nr may Cum ul iff, lgim' Srud nd ' Str -W- xmixwux .I-L All . K OVW H78 Qu USVI, J cm C., 'lf' -1, Klux Olllll ,UN lj, - Cen .3 Qlnirrf-rg Ullql 4 ,A kj ' nl, H -' 1 rin un, you c-. v R Cumplnmrlli uf :bu NEBRASKA STATE BANK, South Sioux City. . Q: l 1 MERLE BIRD ' Birdie The Irugiil-1 uf lliv .Yeumr Clair . General Course Football 3.-i. Basketball 1.5.4. Track 1, R.-1. Boxing 1. Boxing Student lwicinager 2. Auron Slick from Punkin Critku 51 One Atr Play 1.21 Mixed Chorus 11 Class Officer 1.2.3. I-Iumecorning At' tendant fl. Boys' Stare 5. '1'1l1:Q TJ 1 It isn't the job we intended to do wr the laoor we've just begur That, puts us rifrht on the ledger sheetg lit the work we have really done . Ovr Credit is built upon thlrgs we do, Our debit on thirys we shir- Tlze rriur- wht: totals the bi Vest plus I: the mari who comuletes hf.: work . Good in't,enT.ior1s rio not pay hillsg 11's Q entiufh to plan. To yjh' 5 HQ :alay of an 0' inc 'DOHC Tn are Q. flue j-'J ef' a win. : -Qtiru Lora ,- N 'rel ,js . 1 . I 95. s MAXINE BEITH pA'f DAVEY H H I Beithie Sqn-,ung5 ll 51 lfmk 10' -'U W - He met :peed in everything llff U 11451 4 ff7'l5 ' be doei exrept finaly. Commercial Course Gene,-31 Course 0126 1.3-5,41 PCP Club 1,35--L Clleefs Student Council 2.5: Football Student lender -lg Trio 2.5.43 Aaron Slick from Mmuger 2. Offlge Pmuife 115, C1355 Punkin Crick 51 One Atr Play 2. G. Officer 1.2.31 Projector Operator 1. A. A. 1.2.5.1 Speech 2.5.41 Office 2.5.4, Practice 5. Tomahawk 4. Ponca Indian Business Manager 4. My 'Q- MERLE MALCOM Men He'i model! .wil peru-efiil - extepz u ber! belt r1n'abE. General Course Football 3.4. Basketball 51 Track 1.2. 3.4. Buxing 43 Boys' Chorus 4. Aaron Slick from Punkin Crick 3. Q' BONNIE FRAVEI. UB. O. U fu mee life rcrzourlji. you rrerer gel Url! of ll allze .1njuA3. General Course G.A.A. 1.2,5.41 Pep Club 1.2.5. A,ir0n Slick from Punkin Crick 3, Thir page rr made porrible by QIOSTENS. Owatonna, Minnesota. VELMA BERGERSON Bergie Phil and l'll play 141111 jun. iluily mil you 1114413 alone. General Course Maiurette 3.4. Glee 1.2.3,-lg Pep Club 11.5.43 Pep Club President 4. Trio 2, 5.-4, G. A. A. lg Business Manager of Tomahawk -0. Ponca Indian 4, .q 'i FRANCIS ADAMS Hank4' 'uwmflmui I ir! and lblulf, 11111 rmfiffi I fur! tri. General Course liiskellvgill 2.5. Truck 5. Boxing l Class Olfiter l, Band 1.2.5.4 -9-. 31 if Q Y' JON OLSON LARRY LOWE Gus fllhle'1ui! Sara' Hut why Why uuiu'1 I burn mir mm rilmnl with them. nrslviul ul ru Kqrmzl lrfninrgf' General Course General Course Foozball l,2,5,+1, Basketball l,21 Box- linorlmll l,l,1,flg llaskerball l,2,S,-lg ing l,l,'a,-l, Baseball l,2,7r,fig Track 2, 'lirank I,3.6,-1, 11.151-ball l,J,i,l, Aamir 4.-1: Aww Slick from Punkin Cmku Slick from Punl-un Link 5. Srurlenr f,uun1.il l. Band l,2,3, Tnrnallawk fl, Assiuiarc lxrlimr, Puma Indian 4, 5. Class Offiner l,2g Offine Helper l wining King. lflurnururnmg Atrcndanr 4. lull hmm Girls Club MONA POLKINGTON SAl.l.Y l.OWh Pinky Siugsff Iznrunv I duff! Inf! aiuyllnrrtq I Huullffl fun uml ,rlmlj rlarb. 3 lI1u'm'l mmm I ilfm'1I111u11'xl.1ll, Le! ilmlvl JJ W 1711115-M General Course Gfflfml COUYSC Glen' l,J,5,4, G AA. l,2,3,-lg Pep Girls Glue 1.25,-3, G.A.A l,2,'a,4g Pep 1,1-1,1 Qugmqng 5, Club l.1,i,4g Aaron Slxrk from Pun- kin Crunk 5. 'lkmmaliawk -l, Ponca Indian 43 Home- PAT RUSH They my the good die young bu! ibut ilzzerrfi mure me lmy worry. General Course Football K, Boxing 23g Baseball 5, Chorus lA, Class Officer 51 Aaron Slick from Punkin Crieku 5. Mx J ARNOLD JOHNSON Buck Yu gurls .fray Iuppjyf' General Course Foorl-mall 2,-lg Basketball 1,3535 Trark l -l0- Tbir page rr made pomble by DR. R. E. BRAY . gg, NNN JOY MEYERS Pliers I Ilke rrnrb, r! fa.n'if1.11vr me! I run .vii .mil look al rt for hourr. Commercial Cuurse Cheerleader l,2,R,-1. Girls Glee 1,2143 Derlarn l, G.A.A, l,Z.5.-ll Aaron Slirk from Pnnlcin Crick 5. Hume' mining arrendanr -I3 One Au Play 2, Srudenr Counril l: Class Officer lg Pep Club 1,21-L Tnrnalxavik -I, Ponca lndian -A. Class Reporter -L il' s W 8' me I 1 X l , ills A - STANLEY LEIGH Ujeep.. Heli Irillu 14 1' knuu, but nmibv IMI! grow. General Course Fonrball l, Track l. Basketball lg Box- ing 1, Chorus l. TAI L LIGHTS ,inf ,......,Qv93 ?' 's4.,a. ,u.,a . x , . Q A if'sg5 L,:' ,,,,,-. . 53' X 'Q w-nw 1 'rf - x , ,ix . S r -:rr I-I ,- ' .LA IJ, b x xr 3 ii i 'H - R Y' C I l,oyd Mztskell Bonnie Bnckmun A B111 Jean Hall lfigfjgieixj-Z! l'rci1dw1f 'lreatnrcr Blggefsmff ' L J J-Z' Gerry qjumcll Saxon Darrel Heald Phyllis Hull Torn Hogan Bettl' Sherman ll AA 1 'X 6. :M Q 1 A sr ' ' ? A nf rv' Q. .N 1 . Y an , j ,.., Tom lddings Hclcn Wcnte Dale jones Clair Kamrath Wilfred Don Pack ,i ,Q X F l rf- ,Q 2 2' :jf I - lui X ROY Vw' i V S ' . 0 1 W Myron Northrup Cjhiirles Stark Dr - W. h lflffm VC Om Rene Kennedy lunior buys out for either football or basketball were: Don Puck, Tom Iddings, Dale jones, Cfhrirles Stark, Bob Saxon, Roger Curry, and Loyd Muskell. B'll Bi Y' rff 1 ibbersti was student m.m.iger for the football tertm, The juniors put on three one-uct plays: Love Hits XX'ilbur, Scrambled Eggs, und Henry's Maul Order Wife. Carol Olson was it mujorette. Subjects required for the juniors ure: American History and English. lzlectives tire: Typing I gmd ll, Shorthtind l and ll, Physics, Geometry, Music, and Athletics, jenn Hull, Gerry Curnell, Tom Hogan, and Betty Sherman dropped during the second semester. A new student, joztn Peterson, joined the class from LeMars, Iowa. 2- 'lfvii' page it made porrible by DAR IDDINGS V X wr QQ ri 3 1 N 'H , A ii ., .qi I E i eeeaar W T Y Mowvo W , .. ,. X SO? i X' LaRae Schwiesow Wayne Malcom jim Dunn Maxine Knoop Prerident Secretary Tfeamfgf Vice-Prerident C H . .A.,, 5 , . W QQ? Q'-'i H - -2 I 'Q' Q Q ga V is .ly P .'-v u . X -. .,L..,.-,,,, , ,,. - f WQYUE I-amPfeChf PhYUi5 Wellensfein- D0f12lld Koeppe Rodney Hank Mary Armstrong Charles Beith . :,., N2 i , fl y . lf JV 'Li in ROIUOUH Kayle Dean Rickett Connie Bauman Mary Winger: Jay Bauman jean Wente -v-X Ib- Marlene Hogan Marlan Piper Carol McIntyre Janice Butler Donald Simpson Kathryn Haglund The subjects offered to the sophomores were: shop, home ec., English, world history, biology, and typing. The boys out for football or basketball were: jim Dunn, Wayne Malcom, Dean Rickett, Charles Beith, Rodney Hank, Don- ald Koeppe, and jay Bauman. The sophomore class started square dance parties at P. H. S. C omplimentr of BERNARD HURLEY -13, 'is at f S' 4 Q, 5 , W -WYE' Pat Heidy Jerry Pearson Cheryl Armstrong Trearuref Preridenl Vice President Nanny Curry Fred Fravel Virginia Goodcll uk ful Mary Harder Lee Harder Harold Kayl .I ir V, . .V ' ' tt 8 , ' . , i vii- 'll ' 3,4 i Michael:-en Lowe Mardell MrCuen George Olson Delray Schieffer Connie Sheahan Annerte Sullivan on ralph at 5 F W. t MVN 'sv Larry Peterson George Armstrong Dudley Curry Melvin Carnell Serrelnfy Verna Grosvenor Leona Hall Kenneth Harder aye .U :- 'i G. O : :: rs. rn -. vi c : 'S 1 Vis ,H ' ll' ' i 'H 1 H Q Richard Kingsbury Eddie Knoop Karen Lamprecht Terry Logue SE 1 , i ' br. P f V Fi - . ig 1, ,C 343. 'i . ,-ko, r R , 5 X I i I Q , V ' L if fi' sz .- ' Ruth Pennington jon Putnam jim Saxon Gary Merritt i t ,F.,,, . , In-. - ' J ' ' ,I ' Q Carol Wente Edwin Wilkinson Renate Kielau Margarerze Srhweers Freshman boys out for either football or basketball were: jon Putnam, George Olson, Fred Fravel, Pat Heidy, Melvin Carnell, 'lim Saxon, Eddie Knoop, Kenneth Harder, Bud Wilkinson, Richard Kingsbury, Larry Peterson, and jerry Pearson. Cheryl Arm- strong was a cheerleader. Michaeleen Lowe and Carol Wente were majorettes. Sub- jects required for the Freshman Class were rhe following: English, General Science, World Geography, and General Math. A few Freshmen were also taking typing. 14- Complimenlr of BENGSTON IMPLEMENT Judge-Pat Rush Carrying DuCl1CY Emu gPUdt-111, 3 Pooch Nan CY Lowe Curry Q6 Co were fd Will you marry mei Donnie-2 lurors-lon Olson, I-21ffY Lowe, Evan Back' B son, jeanene Stallbaum, man, Velma Crgef and joy Meyers. Sergeant at Arms-George Greschke and Francis Adams. eo 1, 004018 J 0' 9, ig- Qovk 42 42 Q 092396, Some of the rules which governed initia- tion were: 1. No chewing gum or eating candy at any time. 2. Freeze in the position you are in at the request of any upper classmen. 3 Freshmen boys must button at the re- quest of an upper classman. 4 Freshmen must address SENIOR boys and girls as SIR and MADAM. 5 Must carry SENIOR'S books to their class. 6. All freshman girls must wear knee stockings. ' Good sportsmanship was shown by all. Compliment: of PAT'S PRODUCE -151 . 1, . x I---A swcer senior gal. 2-Wl1ar's new! 5--just Bill li. again. 4- Margarerrc Sdiwcc-rs. 5-Hungry? oflhc book worm. 7-Three 0-The brain, he thinks!! 1? Aren'r we bashful? 2-Wllglf 3 life, eh jean? 3-Swing partners. 4-Smile pretty. Wliy the frown? 6 - Ah, 7-Theres music in the air. The head of the tread mill. Surprised! 10-Smile awhi -Wfho do we have here? your 5 - men! 3- 9.. le. 1 1 smilin' gals. 8-A familiar face. 9-7--'llic hard working Fred. IO- Thc brain storms. I l-The pencil doesn'r bc-long behind the ear. l2 -Aren't we happy? I5-In rhc good ole Summer time. --16-' Compliment! of CURRY PAINT 8: FLOOR South Sioux City. sPo1'ucuTs Y 5 ' 'S LX BAND Majoretter rl. to r.J Carol Wente. Miehaleen Lowe, Velma Bergerfon, Carol Olfon, and jean l1 'ente. FRONT ROW Il. to r.l Nancy Carry, Sandra Dahlman, Dick Kingsbury, l'ir,qini.4 Cfoorlell, Carol Tanhert, Darlene Watchorn, Kriftine Olron, Helen Stark, Mar- lene Iiornrnan, Connie Sheahan, anal Yvonne Curry. MIDDLE ROW ll. to r.l Mardell Me' Coen. jmly MeQnillan. Brave Carry, Sherri! Mathiexen, Beverly Chappelear, Mary Kay llanler, john Putman, Marjorie Ml'Ql1llldn, Cheryl Armstrong, and Ion Pzrtnarn. BACK Row rl, to r.l Mr. Cooper, Larry Peterxon, Roger Curry, jim Dann, Paal Pack, Francif Rahozw, Dirk lfnclerf, Paul Enalerr, Charley Stark, jerry Pearyon, and Bob Saxon. Dram- H11'l'l' Meryln Gooflell. Darid Carry. NOT PICTURED-Franeif Adamx, Ruth Pennington, , ,M , N, M...-,.,, , MT , X .OW GIRLS GLEE --rf -me '- I-'RONT ROW ll. to r.l janiee Butler, Bonnie Baehnzan, LaRae Schzeiefozw, Mieahleen L0u'e Mary Af71l,fffll11yQ, Connie Sheahan, Connie Balfnzan, Phyllif lVellen.rtein, Annette Salli- ran, Mr. Cooper, SECOND ROW-Leona Hall, Mary Wirzgcfrt, Carol U7ente, Betty Sher- man, Cheryl Arrnatrong, Carol Olson, Yvonne Curry, Marrlell MeCz1en, Maxine Knoop BACK Rowvlfirginia Goozlell, Sally Lowe, Mona Polhinghorn, Phyllis Hall, lean Hall I jean Uuwzte, joy Meyerx, jeanene Stallhaarn, Velnza Bergerfon, Naney Carry and Max- ine Beith. 8- lJ1.,Xll1Y1Y1LYLl IJIXLYLI I-'RONT ROW fl, to r.l-Myrna Sehu'ie.rou', Dorix Bergerxon, Mary Kay Rakow, Norman Mahezzf, Clarenre SfC'I'UlI,f, Bohhy Ol.ron, anal Dick Bergeriron. SECOND ROW-Judy johnfon, janie Carter. Jeanine Kennecly, Mr. Cooper, Bohhy Anrlerrorz, jim Stark. 'lonzrny P11tnan1,jon Dahlnzan. GeorgeArnzftrong,jimSaxon. NOT PICT., Paul UViegnzan. This page made possible by RAKOW WHOLESALE I GERMAN BAND: Lefr to right, Nancy Curry, Dick Kingsbury, Bob Saxon, Larry Peterson, lerry Pearson 1 QUARTETTE: Left to right, Maxine Beith, LaRae Schwiesow, jeanene Stallbaum, Carol Olson. E! CLARINET QUARTETTE: Left to right, Nancy Curry, Dick Kings- bury, Virginia Goodell, Sandra Dahlman, on DUET: jeanene btallbaum, Yvonne Curry. The ensemble groups are a vala uable aid in training school musi- cians in group playing. It helps them to develop phrasing, indi- vidual confidence, develops their musical sense and as a result the entire band usually benefits. Ponca's ensembles have helped to improve the bands musician- ship considerably. The band's and girl's chorus are considered as extra-curricular aca tivities. Each group meers three times a week and several times during each clay, as sections, to re- hearse and smooth over problems that can'r be clone during the reg! ularly scheduled band and chorus rehearsals. L gs mi F! 'V BRASS QUARTETTE: Left to right. Larry Peterson, Paul Pack Jerry Pearson, Charles Stark. sl TRIO: Left to right, Velma Bergerson, Naxine Ileith Yvonne Curry. TROMBONE TRIO: Left to right, jerry Pearson, Charles Stark, Paul Enders TRUMPET TRIO: Left to right, Paul Pack, Larry Peterson, Roger Curry. Complinzerzzr of PONCA THEATER -I9 Nieliolas J-W XX'inifrul Lurrcua Olga , lvan unior C4155 way, 166 41 'O V I S evoebi 4-1-1-GiZ'l,,: GAZZVIP 200.0531 Wf0f4w Q99 xs00'QSf55l A: '1IV 'ff'f 0 V960 G0 C705 'UD R06 SC? gal qv 'lag ' Q? 4? xg.. , .499 ser '45, lla, QQ! 'vb Cllr G Q9 6' .xo W6 fl: I .yr wir C, get C170 'fool 1 aqleqqyd , 'MT ' 'iff VE SC.RAMBl,lfD EGGS l 4 - gs 4' . . G, HENRY'S MAIL ORDER VVIFE RCM' Kfllflelly iff, D K I M. . AJ Abe Smlthers . , , . ..,,, , .Loyd Maskell Clair K-rmr-rrll , 4 . , . Henry Bubbons V .Roger Curry I Phygllis Hall 2 ' J L .EJ K jim jones .,.. . .,,... Willie Krunrarh ic-rry IEFIUHD ' ' L ' L' 7 Becky Simpson ,,.., .Darlene Wazchorn , Carol Olson LOVE HITS WILBUR Mrs. Tucker . ,,.., . ...,,,..,,. ..... . . ..Gerry Carnell . Charles Srark Minisrer . ,,,. ,. .. ,,,, ..Myron Norrhrup Direucd by Mr. Hansen Clair Kamrarh Lefr to right, Helen Wenre, jean Hall, Don Pack, Darrel Heald, Carol Olson LOVE HITS WILBUR Wilbiir , ,... ..., . . ......, , ...,.. ..-Don Pack john Maxwell . . . .,... .Darrel Heald Mrs. Maxwell , .....,,, Carol Olson Berry Lou ,. .. .... ..., .,........,. j e an Hall Virginia . , .. .. .Helen Wenre Connie . ...... Bonnie Hackman Direued by Mr. Grinclberg SLOUCH DAY . . ll: 'V ,lf . '- - 1 fi li A Lefr ru right, From Row, Clair Kamrarh, Berry Sherman, Bonnie Backman, Rene Kennedy, Gerry Carnell, Phyllis Hall, jean Hall. See- ond Row: Carol Olson, Darlene Warchorn, Helen Wenre. Third Row --Charles Stark, Don Pack, Roger Curry, Willie Kamrarh. Dale jones, Myron Northrup. Thir page made pomble by RAY RAHN TRUCKING Direcred by Mrs. jones Berry Sherman and Bonnie Backman Mn. Townrend and Coach felling ticket! at C mfniwl Cake Wall Blind niotb CARNIVAL W fffofffig in me 9 Hand The rhird annual School Carnival was held Nov. 15 in the school auditorium. Each class ran a stand and rhe four high school grades, junior High, and band mothers had a door prize. The money earned from the carnival was used to buy books for the school libraries. Rmg Tau Boxing at the Carnival Com Shooting Gallery 'S I. In Hi nlj Ihr, l A in -.211 FOOTBALL SQUAD FRONT ROW, left to right-George Olfon, Dick Kingfbury, ferry Pearyon, Kenny Harder, Rodney Hank. SECOND ROW - Evan Backman, Wayne Malcolm, Ed Knoop, Merle Bird, Tom Iddingf, jon Putnam, Pat Heidy, Rene Kennedy, Don Koeppe, Ed Wilkinmn, Larry Lowe, Larry Peterfon. THIRD ROW-Jim Dunn, Arnold john- Jon, Loyd Markell, George Grexcbke, Roger Curry, Dale loner, Ion Olson, Charley Stark, Merle Malcolm, Dean Rickett, and Coach Wegner. g00f66M . W9 P 6 We .Fp:fcQ'CQrd, r 'Em 'hm we we Q6 fa T- o T. rl 3 x 4 I . 10d 'Q In 5, ?zzle . W xg Q f A II l sxvwo leefwfiec ' Hm- . .. 4. Bird take! pitclf-our Coach Wegnw in 455072 Dunn Icom, -22- Complimenz: of BOSSMAN'S DRY GOODS Larry Lowe Guard, Lettered 3 years jon Olson End, Lerrered 1 year. Elected honorary captain for year by his teammates. Ponca Ponca Ponca Ponca Ponca Ponca Ponca Evan Backman Tackle, Letrered 2 years SCHEDULE 6 Homer 15 6 Allen 26 18 Wakefield 6 14 D Walrhill 35 2 Akron 13 6 Laurel 60 12 Emerson 0 George Greschke Fullback Merle Malcom Tackle, Lerrered 1 year Lerrered 2 years Merle Bird Halfback Lettered 2 years Arnold Johnson Center Letrered 1 year Compliment: of OLSON'S SPORTING GOODS Sioux Ciry -23- . - NJ KST 'I PAM Sf HlLl7l'l,l2 lk-1 l'nm.l Sl. Xx'.lIL'llJlll'y 15 Du l'um.l HJ, NL-wmstlc -llx Du llumn il. Allen l-R lim l'um.l ij, ML-rrlll lull .l.m l'mn.l lf. NL-wnnxtlr -I0 ,Im l'nm.1'l3. W'.lIllnll 55 -Lan Ili ' l fuumy 'I'0nrn.xmcm lu XY'nrcrbury -l.m. Iflmm 46, Allen 5 ,Lan 'W -l'onl.l 62, Dxxun -ll lv.-ls l'unL.n46., W'1l1r11.-hugo 56 l'clx l'um.n 52, jclln-mm 68 FIRST TEAM l l I' .34-. R .I ' -60- phl Gillis, 7' FRONT ROW Il. la f,J-Waym' Malmlrn, Gvnrgv Grcirrblw, Loyd Mavkell, Rvne Ken- irkl, 14,,,l,UmJ V wfmcfwld nfvly. BACK ROW-Manager B111 llfggvlrvluff, Rugvr Curry, Arnold johmon, hm Dunn. 'rub Umm! -l'um,mm,A,m Cbaflw Slark. Ion Olson, Merle Bml, Lmnb Wlegmf' my ' , . -v. - , ' V fl in ' 'Q f 1 ' . V5 JT Si :J 1 QE Tough .wg 0, Zi' Ce 17 ,Mlm out U' W , l,,, ,. A 0121 ah 80075 cow' N 4 QS' m beak xo' vq- I . Q Ca ,ex . lah If Q un Wu we o 'Wu' 04- if will wt' wa as oh we x5XdC qv 'le ' c A . I 7' 0 as xnigrxgexslli I :iors 8 'I vxlxiggofgl 'hes horotbl m z max , Oh 6 3l1,b 0Q,r' U N 6' Q ,Vs Q., as ffm, l S' .5 4 J' ff' ' DS' l'0,- Q CP 'ef eL?,rsf:,,hg1:ohOa V ,dl 0 lay l 'f1 l x Lb, I Mask 1-ff bf ,gf far., pq. 'If 1' . . P1 ?! 'gaQUZQ,,f S Zskollr' 5 0170 sf 4' Obit' 'hh3 1rh plug, '11 bfejl, f W,-7 0u , PP '71 ' ' Pr zoffl Jo .sbt lar. 4' 9 lv -P 9 1 Q . a 'Y 'ffl' 4? 5' 'qviirfid ici Qoig- IPI- S lumplhll Olson Smres 7,51 ' 8? 8 , 3 ' 1,9 5 l' , , J . slac3oNlu TEAM 'Q,,3'1 fi 633 ' Lal! In Rrglrf-ffl'll.1vl.z4rgl'r lfml lfrnllll, Clwrlqu Ulmn, ,Inn Pmrmn, Dirk Kirlglburjr. ll! J 6 if H I 'I ' ,lflll l ulrlluu, Kmlllvy Il.ml', Llnrl l'1ll'ruw1, llmz lillb, Rugvf Cufry, Chaflw Slllrb, f 5 S 6, 667 f ul ' , J 1,'u.ulv ll c'gm'r. 3 1' ' X .- ,V -,P ll' AN 'Qu ' ,bl J as , ki 4 75' fljt l' Cl 9' Dec Dec. Dec. Dec, jam. jan. -lam. vlan. jan. jan. Feb. Feb, Feb. Feb. Feb. ,-24.. Lnfuplmzentr of PHlSTER'S BARBER SHOP Mnlumlm in on a layup RESERVE TEAM SCHEDULE ll-Ponca 19. Waterbury li-Ponca 40, Newcastle I8-Ponca 55, Allen 22-Ponca 27, Merrill 5-Pnncn 46, Newcastle 12-Puncn 24, Wnlthill 15-Ponca 35, Emerson 18,22-Cnunry Toumamcnr KA: Warerburyl 26-Puma 45, Allen 29-Ponca 2-3, Dixon 1-PonLu44, Wxnnebngo 9-Ponca-32, jefferson 12-Ponca45, Rosalie 16-Puncu33, Decatur l9iPonca , Wakefield 20 8 48 35 Z7 51 -29 40 4 6 38 130 44 G. A. A. FRONT ROW, left to right: Phyllis Gunderson, Connie Bauman, jean Wente, Sally Lowe, LaRae Schwiewow, Maxine Beith, Karen Lamprecht. SECOND ROW: Carol McIntyre, Bonnie Fravel, Mona Polkinghorn, jean Hall, Darlene Watchorn, Phyllis Wellenstein, Nancy Curry. THIRD ROW: Ramona Kayle, Janice Butler, Carol Ol- son, Maxine Knoop, Jeanene Stallbaum, Carol Wente, Michaelean Lowe, Mary Arm- strong, joy Meyers. G. A. A. is held once a week. One-fourth credit is earned for this activity. 9 m BOXING FRONT ROW, left to right: Melvin Carnell, Pat Heidy, Bud Wilkinson. SECOND ROW: Tom Iddings, Gerry Carnell, Ed Knoop, Alvin Harder, Evan Backman. THIRD ROW: Roger Curry, Rene Kennedy, Merle Malcom, Dale jones, George Greschke, Pat Rush. LAUREL ELLIS Nebraska junior Elementary Certificate Friends University, Wichita, Kansas Central College, Central City, Nebraska Assistant Coach, junior High Teacher Tbir page ir made porrible by GEETING IMPLEMENT CO. Velma Bergerson, Praxident Mrs. Townsend, Sparuor C Leer Q00 ein' Maxine Beitli joy Meyers Cheryl Armstrong jeanene pei fha! Bonnie Backman, Vice Pferident TOP ROW lLeft to Righty SPONSOR-Mrs. Townsend Helen Wente Karen Lamprecht Marlene Hogan Connie Sheahan Carol Olson Yvonne Curry Velma Bergerson Sally Lowe Jean Hall Mardell McCuen MIDDLE ROW Klrft to Rightbz Darlene Watchorn Phyllis Gunderson Bonnie Backman Leona Hall Mona Polkinghorn Carol Wente Mary Armstrong Phyllis Wellenstein Connie Bauman Michaeleen Lowe BOTTOM ROW lLeft tu Righth Kathryn Haglund Nancy Curry Virginia Goodell Maxine Knoop Betty Sherman La Rae Schwiesow Mary Wingert jean Wente Annette Sullivan CHEERLEADERS lLeft to Rightb Maxine Beith joy Meyers Cheryl Armstrong jeanene Stallbaum Not present: Ramona Kayle Mary Winger The name the Pep Club has chosen for IDBI! group SW -'f '3' is Indianettes. The motto they have chosen is Do your job and do it well. They have set up rules and by-laws by which all members must abide. They have set up a point system as a way of earning a letter. The purpose of the organization is to support the team and to promote school spirit among the student body and ourselves. .35. Tim page if made ponible by CLARENCE STALLBAUM, Martinsburg. Yvonne Curry Trea :mer X Q' 3 A SP 51? 5 wifi,-m'w x'M r ,M ,N.,,..h. .,...w .w,.M.W ,,,,x W, M,,.W WW' Q ,rsl ,.s:..,:Z-:Q , ..,,. .,.. ., , .mgnwwMw.wwmwwmWv,x. i' 9 3, 5 I-MGI-I Luca-:Ts 1- I .1 M J . 494. dliqlldll APRIL 2 3, 195 3 THE LAST ROUND-UP MENU Bull Doggefs Fruit Cup Litrle Doggie CMeatJ Tumbleweeds in a Stetson fVegerable in Patty Shellj Cow Puncher Potato Cactus Salad Flapjacks and Saddle Soap C1-lard Rolls and Butterj Rangers Delight CDessertJ Buck Shor CNutsJ Cup O' Spurs QCoffee, Milkj ,I PROGRAM Toastmaster .,........................ Merle Bird Cowboys, Wlioopee ..jeanene Stallbaum Wm Old Corral of P.H,S. .,...... Larry Book Girls Trio .................... Velma Bergerson, Maxine Beith, Yvonne Curry What's a Round-up? .,........ Mr. Hansen Branding Irons .,.................. jon Olson On The Range ..,..,...... Yvonne Curry Duet ............................ jeanene Srallbaum Yvonne Curry You're an Old Cowhand .,Kenny Wliite ls- Tbiy page made possible by BOB'S MARKET 8: LOCKERS First Row: King, Larry Lowe, ueen, jeanene Stallbaum. Second Row: Attendants, Jon Olson, Yvonne Curry, joy Meyers, and Merle Bird. The Homecoming Activities with both a King and Queen started in 1945. ln 1942 only the Queen, Norma Curry Knerl, was crowned. This year marked the eleventh, year. Only the seniors names are submitted and the entire high school is entitled to vote. Left to Right: jon Olson, Yvonne Curry, Larry Lowe, Jeanene Stallbaum, Merle Bird, and joy Meyers. Left to Right: rf Yvonne Curry, 3, Jeanene Stallbaum, LAEINEOQVQ and joy Meyers. QUYEENZ jeanene Stallbaum Complimenty of PETERSON COFFEE SHOP -29- ,, bg? 1. 1 Carol Olson 2 Bill Biggersraff and Gerry Carnell 3 Myron Northrup and Ruth Pen- nington 4 Larry Lowe and Evan Backman 5 Yvonne Curry 6 Coach Wagner 7 Jean- ene Srallbaum 8 Mrs. Townsend 9 Jeanene Stallbaum 10 Roger Curry and George Greschke 11 Connie Bauman 12 Loyd Mas- kell and Darrell Heald 13 Michaeleen Lowe 14 Janice Butler 15 Darlene Watch- orn 16 Melvin Carnell 17 Joy Meyers 18 Maxine Beith 19 Charles Stark and Mar- delle McCuen 20 Helen Wenre, Roger Curry and Jean Hall 21 Mr. Jennison 22 Mr. Grindberg 23 Fred Fravel 24 Yvonne Curry 25 Phyllis Hall 26 Mrs. jones 27 Mary Kay Harder 28 Velma Bergerson 29 Roger Curry 30 Carol McIntyre 31 Evan Backman 32 Cheryl Armstrong 33 Darlene Watchorn 34 Bonnie Fravel 35 Helen Wente. Ao' Complzmentr of SIOUX PAPER C0 Sioux City, Iowa ,Q ,I 4 'li J FIRST GRADE FRONT ROW lleft to righll-Gzzfenclolyrz Heckem, Dirk Wilkimon. Iucly Elliolt, Romzy Pnliinglmrrz. Denny Dahlman, Izzcly Lampreelat, Mary In MeQ11illan, jimmy jemzirmz. SECOND RO W-Safari Carry, Carol Sue Bowman. Virginia Harimn, Billie Iirmwz. Crimzie Knerl, Tommy Kingfbury. Rita Hogan. THIRD ROW-Kenny Hea- fwl, Mary 1.011 A1l.fIlL'II107'L', Iolmizy Kingybary. Jimmie Himlf. Rofema-ry Mapex, R011- uie Mahler, Catherine Sullivan, aml Mrf. Pack. H 15' 5 SECOND GRADE FRONT ROW' flefl to riglJ!l-Michael Byflrom, Kerry Mafliiexeiz. Robert St'l7Il'lE.f01l', lfrazzlf Beranek, Norman Piper, Tommy Curry. Lyle Hall. SECOND ROWf-Franklin llnilifiizfml, jarbie Ieiiizimrz. Gloria Herkem, Deaiziza Sfallliazmz. JoAnn Amlerfon, julia Ralm. THIRD ROWf-Sbaryri Curry. Mary Arm Ellinft. Sallie Pfzfizam. Mar- Uaref Sfrwlffv. Limla Malmm. Marv Stroub. anal Min Wfatie. Not irirmrefl. Sbarroiz Rotll. !.' ar, tag YA .rim La' J! Q3 ,Lk F-Af? Q 1 1. ' .44 Q Fx, - V ' 1 'Nl 5 U., K W 4-fx? Q R 1 1 6 , A. .ff fi .- r A . Salud THIRD GRADE FRONT ROW llefz to right?-Terry Nelmrz, Marilyn Kayl, Karen Azrrzlemore, Yzmzne Carrzell, Arm Wiegmarz, Dorzalil Brefwer, Frarzcif Aailefrrzore. SECOND ROUV-Sieren Curry. Pamela Beizgxfoiz. Dirk Nezetniz. Jimmy Kirzgxbziryr, Joann Verzani. THIRD RO W-Bobby l'lar1.re11, Lee Slarlf. folm Hogan. lWayi1e Piper, aml Gary Hall. Tearlmr: Mfr, Erma Pelermn, 42- 'Ibis page made prmible by STAR CAFE , ,. 1 r 'WS ' 1 . I ' 3 -I . I n K ff, if 5' : ' SI. sk gm I an f r Q A-'ak l'UUK'1'1'1 GRADE I 4Left to rigbtj-jennifer Beranek, Sbaron Meyerf, Bobby Wente, Frank Sierery, jr., Ricbaril Bergerxon, Merlin Olron. SECOND ROW-Deane Byftrom, Mary jane Carter, jmly jobnxon, Myrna Sfbzoiefouf, Jeanine Kennedy, Teaeber: Mrf. Marcia Pelerfon. THIRD RO W-Peggy Hall, ferry Kayl. Bobby Brewer, Mary Kay Rakow, Larry Cbap- pelear. Abfent: Donna Kay Harder. FIFTH GRADE rLeft fo rigbtl--FRONT ROW-Pearl Wilkiizforz, Delorix Stallbaam, Bobby Ander- xon, Billy Brezver, jane Piper, Tommy Putnam, Bobby Olron. SECOND ROW- jacky Rabn, Sberril Matbiefen, Barbara Lee, Sbeila Harley, Jimmie Brewer. THIRD ROW-Janice Lampreclfzt, Kenny Hindf, Delwyn Carnell, jimmy Stark, Paul Wigg- man. Norman Mabeaf, jobn Dalolman. Abxenl: Carole H ogan. Teacber: Mm Mendenhall. iii' if ix SIXTH GRADE lLeft Io rigbll FRONT ROW-Marlene Bowman, Helen Stark, Marjorie McQaillen, Yvonne Polkingborn, Barbara Kayl. SECOND ROW'-Tommy Wilkinyon. Micky Big- gerffaff, Indy Brewer, LaV0nne Dablman. THIRD ROW-Cbarler Mabler, Bruce Curry, Merlyn Goodell, Kennefb Hall, Pat Hogan. Abfent: Merrily Newton and Eileen Amilemore. Teacber: Mrf. Rakow. '33- V- 53 1' S 1+-rf L EIGHTH GRADE FRONT ROW flefz to righfj-Karen Anderron, lady McQaillen, Carol Tauberz, Colleen Polkingborn, Sandra Dalolnzan, Mary Lou Wilkznron, Beverly Cloappelear. SECOND ROW -Larry Carnell, Henry Piper, Darrel Hogan, Franklin loner, Carla Sieverr. THIRD ROW -Clarence Sterenr. Kenny Auydemore, Lewir Townrend, Francir Rakow, Paul Enflerr. . 17' ' 4 Q M' SEVENTH GRADE ZROINIT ROW llefzlio rightl-Krirtine Olron, Geraldine Willet, Karen Toufnrend, Francer oarront Kathy Sieverr, Madonna McCuen, Dorir Bergerron. SECOND ROW-Judy Ken- nedy, Grelfhen loner, 'Iefry Brewer, Leroy Campbell, David Curry, Ronald Goergen, Sandra Bauman. THIRD ROW-Paul Meyer: W l A d P IP k Dick Enderr, Nicbolar Sullivan. ei ey n enon' du dc ' John Pu'm ' 7:11 GRADE Sth GRADE Pres. ..........,......,.......- P. PHCk Pres. .,.......,,D...... L. Townsend V, Pres. ......T..........- D. Curry V. Pres. ,........... B. Clmppelear Sec. ..,............... D. BCfg6fS00 Sec. ........................ C. Sievers Treas, ................ M- MCCUCH Treas. ............,....... C.Tz1L1bert Sgt.-at-Arms .......... J- Putman Sgr.-ar-Arms ..1 ......... 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Ponca, Nebr- 3 Ponca, Nebr. 2 -Q 1 65 :H . 34-x-4-4-ic-J-1x--1-1-m-M-1-1-x-1-ix-i1'x-1-m-.r-4-c-4-v'-!-.x-4-c-4-um-4--1-1-4+ur-uc-4-I+ug-1-21-cl-41-a-cc-Q-abd-a-it-s-N.:-i-N1-+I-1-131-n4-1-4-4-4-1-4-+c-4-4-J-4-,.,:: if .g. . 3 3 ' 3 3 2 , Our Thanks , Pool 3 Our Thank: to .3 7 QU, Thanks to A 1 Q to v H H .3 2 Stan 3 , A 3 . 3 ' 2 . A e M d 2 3 F. A. Kingsbury 3 .5 Janice Butler 2 Hansen Q Townsend 2 Photo ra her we Ponca Nebr. I 6- A- E 9 P 3 I 9 ARTIST 2 3 Photographer E 3 D-D-D-9-n-s-9-9-D-v-9-xrn-v-FD-D-n-n-D-9-nfD-n-D-9-n-9-xr9-la-5-D-D-xrD-D-v-v-xrv-9-0-n-arn-n-:fin-mn-D-xr9-v-n-n-n-n-n-D-v-n'n-n-nfl:-n-n-D-vn-D-v-n-nfv-n-n-v-s- S 9 6 3 Z2 we A g NATIONALLY KNOWN g Q A 9 A Z SPECIALISTS IN FINER PHOTOGRAPHS Q 9 A Q A ,, or GRADUATES 3 fr A 5 Th ' b ' f ' I' 3 ,., ere is no su stntute or Quo ity A fr A Q A v A A 3 2 9 6 3 2 9 . 6 9 6 'P A 'I A 9 6 9 6 9 6 3 2 9 6 3 S TU Dl OS 2 9 6 9 6 9 6 9 6 9 6 9 6 9 6 9 6 9 6 A Q . Q 711 Pierce S, . 2 S Street 'or' CNY 2 9 owa 3 2 Q -a9- 2 'P A 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 ? D' GRADE SCHOOL INDEX Anderson, Bob, 33,18 Anderson. joann, 32 Anderson, Karen, 32 Anderson, Wesley, 34 Armstrong, julie. 31 Ausdemore, Donavan, 31 Ausdcmore, Francis, 32,21 Ausdemore, Karen, 34 Ausdemore. Kenneth, 34,21 Ausdemore. Mary Lou, 32 Bauman, Sandra, 34 Bengtson, Pamela, 32 Beranek, Emily, 31 Beranek. Frankie, 32 Beranek, jennifer. 33 Bergerson, Dick, 33,18 Bergerson, Doris. 34,18 Biggerstaff, Mickey, 33 Blatthlord, Billie, 31 Bossman, Carol Sue, 32 Bossman, Marlene, 33 Bortorli, Ronnie. 31 Brewer. Billy. 33 Brewer, Bobby. 33 Brewer, Donald, 32 Brewer, jimmie. 33 Brewer,judy, 33 Brewer, Rosemary, 31 Kayl, barbara, 33 Kayl, jerry, 33 K.y1,M.n lyn, 32 Kennedy, Jeanine, 33,18 Kennedy, judy, 34 Kingshury,j1mmie, 32 Kingsbury, john, 32 Kingsbury, Tommie. 32 Knerl, Connie, 32 Laniprecht, janice, 33 Lamprecht, judy, 32 Lee, Barbara, 33 MtCuen, Madonna, 34 McQuillen, judy. 34 McQuillen, Marjorie, 33,18 McQuillen, Mary jo, 32 Mabeus, Norman, 33,18 HIGH SCHOOL INDEX Adams, Francis, 6.9.15 Armstrong, Cheryl, 15,l4,26,I8 Armstrong, George, 15,141.18 Armstrong, Mary, 13,1B,25,26,28 Backman, Bonnie, 12,16,l8.20,26 Backman, Evan, 2.6,8,15,21,22,23,25,30 Bauman, Connie, 13,18,25,26,28,30 Bauman. jay, 13 Beith, Charles, 13 Beith, Maxine. 2,6,9.l6.1B,l9,25.Z6,30 Bergerson, Velma, 2,6,9,l5,18,19,26,Z13. 30 Biggerstaff,Bill, 12,16,24,30 Bird. Merle, 6,9,15,22,23,24,2B.29 Butler, janice, 13.18,25,28,30 Carnell, Gerry, 16,20,25,30 Carnell, Melvin, 14,15.25,30 Brewer, Terry. 34 Brown, Billie Lee, 32 Bystrom, Deane, 33 Bystrom, Michael, 32 Campbell, LeRoy, 34 Campbell, Wanda, 31 Carnell, Delwyn, 33 Carnell, Larry, 34 Carnell, Yvonne, 32 Carter, Mary jane, 33,18 Chappelear, Beverly, 34,18 Chuppelear, Larry, 33 Curry, Bruce, 33,18 Curry, David, 34.18 Curry, Sharyn, 32 Curry. Steve, 32 Curry, Susan, 32 Curry, Tummy, 32 Curry, Ward, 31 Dahlman. Dennis. 32 Dahlm an, jon, 33,18 Dahlman, LaVonn, 33 Dahlman, Sandra, 34,18 Malcom, Linda, 32 Mehler, Charles, 33 Mahler, john. 31 Mahler, Ronny, 32 Mapes. Rosemary, 32 Mathiesen, Kerry, 32 Mathiesen, Sherril, 33 Mendenhall, Fern, 33 Meyers, Paul, 34 Meyers, Sharon, 33 Nelson, Terry, 32 Newton. Dick, 32 Oldson, Craig. 31 Olson, Bobby, 33,18 Olson, Kristine, 34 Olson, Merlin, 33 Pack, Paul, 34 Pack,Zcta lMrs,7 32 Pearson, Francis, 34 Peterson,Marcra tMrs.J 33 Piper, Henry, 34 Piper, jane, 33 Piper, Norman, 32 Piper, Wayne, 32 Polkinpthorn. Colleen, 34 Polkinghorn, Ronny, 32 Polkinghorn, Yvonne, 33 Poulosity, Paul. 31 Putman, john. 34 Putnam, Sally. 32 Putnam. Tommy, 33,18 Rahn, jacky, 33 Rahn, julia. 32 Cooper, Tom, 3,18 Curry, Dudley, 14,15 Curry, Nanoj,14,l5,18,l9.25,26 Curry, Roger. lZ,16,18,19,20,2Z.24,25, 30 Curry, Yvonne, 2,6,8,l6.l8,19,26,28,29, 30 Davey, Pat, 6,9 Dunn. jim, l3,l8,22,24 Fravel, Bonnie, 9.25 Fravel, Fred, 14,15,24.30 Goode ll, Virginia, l4.lS,16,18,19,26 Greschke, George. 6,8,1S,22,23,Z4,25,30 Grinberg, Tom, 5,30 Grosvenor, Verna, 14,15 Gunderson, Phyllis. 14,15,16,25,26 Haglund, Kathryn, 13,3638 Hansen, Gordon, 5,16,l8,21 Hall,j ean, 12,16,18,20,25,26,30 Hall, Leona, 14,15,16,18,26 Hall, Phyllis, 12,8,Z0,30 Hank, Rodney. 13,22,24 Harder, Elvin, 25 Adam's Garage, 39 P1ister's Barber Shop, 24 Ehle, Nancy. 31 E11iot,judy, 32 Elliot, Mary Ann. 32 Ellis, Laurel, 23 lznders, Dick, 34,18 Enders, Paul. 34,18 Geeting, Randy, 31 Gleason, Edith, 31 Goergen. Ronald, 34 Goodell, Merlyn, 33,18 Hall, Gary, 32 Hall, Kenneth, 33 Hall, Lyle, 32 Hall, Peggy. 33 Hansen, Bobby, 32 Harrison, Virginia, 32 Heaton, Kenneth, 32 Heaton, Linda, 31 Heckens, Gloria, 32 Hetkem, Gwendolyn, 32 Hinds. jimmy, 32 Hinds, Kenneth, 33 Hogan, Darrel, 34 Hfrg..f.,jr.1m, iz Rakow, Francis. 34.18 Rakow, Gladys tMrs,j 33 Rakow, Mary Kay. 33.18 jimmie, 31 Schwiesow, Myrna, 33,18 Roller, o Schwies w, Robert. 32 Schwtesow, Stephen, 31 Sievers, Carla, 34 Sievers, lirank, 33 Sievcrs. Kathy. 34 Harder, Kenneth, I4,15,22 Harder, Lee, 14,15 Harder, Mary Kaye, 14,15.18.30 Heald, Darrel, 12.16,20,30 Heidy, Pat, 14,1 5,2 1,22,25 Hogan, Marlene, 13,26.28 Hogan, Thomas, 12 Iddings, Tom, 12,22,25 jennison, Morris. 5.30 johnson, Arnold, 6,10.15,16.2Z,23,24,28 jones, Dale, 12,20,22,25 Kamrath, Clair, 12,16,20 Kamralh, Wilfretl. 12,15,20 Kayl, Harold, 14,15 Kayl. Ramona, 13,16,25,26,28 ADVERTISERS! mnsx Great Plains Supply Co., 39 Hogan Hogan ,Pat, 33 .Rita, 32 Hurley, Linda, 31 Hur1ey,Sheila. 33 Stallbaum, Deanna, 32 Stallbaum, Deloris, 33 Stark, Helen, 33 Stark, jimmie, 33,151 Stark, Lee, 32,21 Stevens, Clarence, 34,18 Stroup, Margaret, 32 Stroup,Ma1'y, 32 Sullivan, Catherine, 32 Sullivan, Nicholas, 34 Taubert. Carol, 34 Townsend, Karen, 34 Townsend, Lewis, 34 Verzani, joan, 32 Wane, Hazel. 31 Wentc, Bobby. 33 Wiegan, Ann, 32 Wiegan, Paul, 33 Bank of Dixon, 6 Bengston's Implement, 14 Bob's Market Bt Lockers. 28 Bossman's Dry Goods, 22 Bray, Dr, R. E., 10 Chesterman Company. 38 Curry Paint and Floor, 16 Deep Rock Station, 39 Elm's Nursing Home, 31 Engelfs Hatchery, 36 Enge1's Implement, 35 Fleury's Cash Market. 37 Gamble Store, 39 Gceting's Implement, 25 Genilli, 39 Hansen, Stan, 39 Hurley, Bernard, 13 lddings, Dar, 12 josten's. 9 journal-Leader, 39 Kingsbury Lawyer, 39 Kner1's Garage, 37 Modern Beauty Shop, 34 Nebraska State Bank, 8 Newton, john, 39 Odle Bt Brown, 35 Odle Truck 8: Grain, 39 Olson Sporting Goods, 23 Pat's Produce, 13 Peete Hardware, 59 jennison. jack, 32 jennison, Ruth Ann, 31 jennison, james, 32 johnson, judy, 33,18 jones, Franklin, 34 jones, Gretchen. 34 -40- Willtinson, Franklin, 32 Wilkinson, Mary Lou, 34 Wilkinson, Pearl, 33 Wilkinson. Richard, 32 Wilkinson, Tommy, 33 Willett, Geraldine. 34 Gosch, Ed, 39 Peterson's Shop, 39 jones, Ruth tMrs.J 5,30 Kennedy, Rene, 12,20,22,24,25 Kielau, Renate, 14 Kingsbury, Richard, 8,14,l5.l9,Z1,22,24 Knoop, Edward. l4,l5.2l.25 Kn0op,Max1ne, l3,I14l,25.26,2S Koeppe, Donald, 13,22 Lamprechr, Karen, 14,l5,Z5,2o Lamprecht, Wayne, 1,3 Leigh. Stanley, 6,10,l5,28 Logue, Terry. 14,15 Love, Larry, 2,6. 1 5,22,23,29,30 Lowe, Michaelecn, 14,13,l8,.?5,2o.30 Lowe, Sally, 6,l0,l8,25.l6 McCuen,Mardell, l4,15,l8,26,30 Mclntyre, Carol, l3.l9,25,2S Malcom, Merle, 6,9,l3,22,23,25,28 Malcom, Wayne, 13.22.24 Maskell, Loyd, 12.lG,20.22,l-4,30 Merr1lt,Gary, I-4,15 Meyers, joy, 2,6. l0,l5,113,2l,25,26,213, 29,30 Northrop, Myron. 12,2050 Olson, Carol, l2,l6,18,l0,2l,Z5,2fi,30 Olson, George, 14,1 5,22,24 Olson, jon, 2,6.10,l5,l6,22,23,24,28,29 Pack, Donald, 12.20.24 Pearson, jerry, 14,l5.18,l9,2l,22,24 Penn1ngton,Rtith 14.15.1830 Peterson, Larry, 1-i,15.1N,19,22 Piper, Marlin, 13 Polkinghorn, Mona, l0.16,18,2S,26 Putnam, jon. 14,15,18,21,2Z Rickett, Dean. 13,22 Rush, Pat, 6,l0,l5,25 Saxon. jim, l4,15,18 Saxon, Robert, l2,18,l9 Schiefler, Delray. 14,15 Schweers, Margarete, 14 Schwiesow. LaRae, l3,18,19.25,26,Z8 Sheahan, Connie. 14,15,18,26 Sherman, Betty, 12,l6.1B,20,26 Simpson, Donald, 13,l5,21 Stallbaum, jeanene, 2,6.8,15,l8,19,25.26, 28.29.30 Stark, Charles, l2,l6,18,19,20,22,l4.30 Sullivan, Annette, 14,15,18,26 Townsend, Neva lMrs.J 2,5,16,2l,Z6 30 Warchorn. Darlene. l8,20,25,26,30 Wegner, Ottlin, 5,16,21,22 30 Wellenstein, Phyllis, l.3,18,21,Z5,lG,l8 Wente, Carol, 14,l5.16,lS,25.26 Wente, Helen, 1Z,20,26,30 Wente, jean, l3,l8,2S,26,28 Wilkinson, Edwin, 14,l5,Z2,25 Wingert, Mary, l3,l6,1B.Z6,28 Ponca Bakery, 39 Ponca Cleaners, 3 9 Ponca Theater, 19 Pool Hall, 39 Rahn Trucking, Z0 Rakow Wholesale, 18 Schwiesow Bros., 39 Schef1eI.Dr., 39 Sioux Paper Company, 30 Stallbaum, Clarence, 26 Star Cafe, .32 Thacker Roller Rink, 39 Townsend Drug Store, 21 Tri-State janitor Supply. 39 Wellenstein Store, 38 6X3 .QEQQIB 51 212 L,-N f-x5 E wh' ,kv 3vW1ylgx'4 N-Nb n U' A '- x. pm 4 -N ,x- X4 , il.-X KIM. 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