Rock County High School - Tiger Yearbook (Bassett, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 110 of the 1956 volume:

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Cover and division page pictures courtesy of American Hereford Association S 5 Si X53 it i .Txcdicatian .PL 'Z W R 5 2 is - 2:1 S Q 1 2 5 is i ,, Q Q 5 Q . ls 2 ,, sg S is 2, gg gp Tres As a class, we dedicate this, our annual, to our parents, our faculty, and the citizens of our community who have helped guide us through our school year. , . . ' Ugg f f 'Q i ti , . 'k i 2: N if We especially want to acknowledge the help and encouragement of two of our faculty members, Mr. and Mrs. Niel Tubbs. You have motivated those of us with whom you have come in contact by creating within us the desire to learn. You have devoted your time, energy, experience and skill to cope with the problems of those whom you have taught. Without your sincere desire to make our class a successful one neither this annual nor any of the classes' projects would have been possible. J 0 ' ---- ----- --- -------- i r X To u we dedicate The 56 T e , 5 r n is ,Q fi i Q' rg 5' 5 f xi -a ff. V S, :ii -E I i . - i -lis . 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SUPERINTENDENT 'S MESSAGE Congratulations to the annual staff, the co- editors Karen Estes and Kay Sandall, and sponsor, Miss Neubauer for this fine annual. We know that it represents many hours of hard work on the part of each and every one of you. We are mindful, also, of those who have a part in the history recorded in this annual. Scores of RCHS students give freely of their time, effort, and talent, each day, not for personal praise or prominence, but for the good of some organization or activity as a whole. It is a pleasure to work in an atmosphere where the majority of persons are interested in the welfare of all. The academic and activity programs and the physical plant should all continue to improve at Rock County High as long as this philosophy prevails. 9' ef W. J. MC CLURG NEIL L. TUBES Superintendent Principal Mathematics Science Wayne State' A' B' Chadron State, B. S. g Colorado State Teachersg University of Nebraska University of Nebraska, M. A. g University of Wyoming ADAH NEUBAUER IOYCELYN BLAKKOLB DELIA MC CLURG VERNA LEE TUBES Ngrmal Training English Vocational Home Commercial English' G. A. A. Dramatics Wayne State, A. B. g Hastings COUGSGJ Library Wayne State, B. S. Wyoming University, M.S. Nebraska UHiVC1'SiIY B- 5 Chadron State B. S. Nebraska University Colorado University Nebraska University HAROLD JOHNS JOE CHAPMAN BILL DEDRICKSON OTTO WELFRING Vocational Agriculture Music Social Science Mathematics Chadron State: Doane College A. B. g Coach C02lCh Nebraska, B. S. : Nebraska University Doane College A. B. Chadron State B. S. fiacultg, W1 I was just thinking . . . X - the unknown You space down five, then Take out a piece of paper. Friday the 13th - Unlucky? Ifsit-seth Nitwit down. 3 x 3 1 8? What happened? Concentrating on future homes Spread out! 9' smtp CO-EDITORS and SPONSOR Karen, Miss Neubauer and Kay EDITOR'S NOTE Finding it impossible to express in sketches and phrases our true impression of high school, we invite you to look behind the pictures--to read between the lines. Only there is it possible to catch a glimpse of the personalities and activities we know and love. We hope that you will enjoy it as much as we enjoyed giving it to you. May many happy memories come to those who leaf through the pages of this book. May our work not be in vain. We give to you our book - - - - The '56 Tiger. CLASS EDITORS SPORTS EDITORS LITERARY and SOCIAL EDITORS Keith and Ruth Harley and Don LaNita, Betty, i Carol and Shirley TYPISTS BUSINESS MANAGERS ART and GRADE SCHOOL Naomi, Jim Betty, Marilyn, Patsy and Kay Lynn and Margaret Garry, and Mrs. Tubbs STANDING: Mr. Tubbs, Bill, Patty, Lowell, Ronnie M., Betty T, SITTING: Barry, Betty B., Joan, Ruth, Lorraine, Margaret, Brad, Ronnie S., Larry, Jack, Alicia. The purpose of the Student Coun- cil is to work with the teachers in creating a friendly beneficial attitude between the student body and faculty, The council presents problems and suggestions to the teachers which they believe will result in a greater spirit of cooperation and good will. Members of the Student Council are elected by class vote. The class representation is two boys and two girls. The outstanding events of the year were: assisting the Pep Club to spon- sor homecoming eventsg selling cor- sages and mistletoe at Christmas time, sponsoring a Christmas Ball, the pro- ceeds going to the Good Fellows in Omaha, and sponsoring the annual polio drive. OFFICERS Mr, Tubbs, Sponsor: Brad, Reporter, Ronnie, Presidentg Alicia Vice-President, Betty, Secretary-T reasurer. President. . . Vice-President Secretary. . . Treasurer. . . Sponsor. . . IUNIORS Q Carol Fredrickson , . Jack Johnson Betty Kapperman . . Joan McC1urg . . Miss Blakkolb FRESHMEN President .... . .... . . Bob Billesback Vice-President . . . . . David Henderson Secretary-Treasurer . .... Bill Sanger Sponsor ...... . . MI- CUHDYHHH 194' , President. . . SENIORS Vice-President . . . . Secretary. . . Treasurer. . Sponsor. . President . . . Vice-President Secretary. . . Treasurer. . Sponsor . . SOPHOMORES . . Jack Dover Ardell Anderson La Nita Turpin . Kay Sandall . . Mr. Tubbs ..........IimPanzer . . . .K. Davis . . . . Ruth Huston . Judy Bussinger . Mr. Welfring ww M, mmf! Q li. ' ' fe s 1 J' K vs s ,i JN: , 'H 9 .Y 1 1 'Kl 'e 3 X' 09 in rbi' K - 9 H111 MMP i will dx , V. Z l.'X V .ox r in Li 0 ' s. , ' .f ffl! ,,x S?,J .Y ' , N X 11 A f4 A'f Q ' A fy .fjeilba H. VJ. AQ., : 5 ll . . -P VYZM51 'f nz- Q g WHS ,M ,. 'A AQ' 1 3 1,5 asvf,,A,,l, y:'g'?'f,ff'3g:, +1 J. . K ' V f' 4, ' fg c Q ' if I ,a Q' .Jn . ,mv 1 mil? .sy W k I ' wad L ARDELL ANDERSON No sinner, no saint perhaps, but then the very best of Chaps. Major Subject: English Class President lg Class Vice-President 45 Student Council 1,25 F.F.A. 1,25 R.C. Club 1,2,3,4, Presi- dent 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1,25 Mixed Chorus 45 Junior Class Play5 Senior Class Play5 Square Dance Club 1, 2, 3,45 One Act Play 45 Bass Solo, 3, Excellent, 4, Superior. CHARLES ANDERSON LARRY ANDERSON He may not be a Ford, but he sure rattles on. Major Subject: Math and English. Football Student Manager 45 Brass Sextet 3, 45 Orpheus 3, 45 Boys Glee 1,3,45 Mixed Chorus 1, 45 One Act Plays l,2, 45 Junior Play5 Senior Play5 Square Dance Club 1, 2, 3, 45 State Music Clinic 35 R.C. Club 45 Boys Octette 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 4. I'm open for convictions but you can t tell me Major Subject: English and Math. Football 1, 2, 3, 45 R. C. Club 3, 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Square Dance Club 1, 2, 3. RUTH BLAKE Do' we have to wear these crazy hats? Major Subject: English. Student Council 35 F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Recreation Chairman 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. 1, 25 Band 2, 3, 45 Flute Quartet 45' Girls Glee 1, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 1,25 One Act Plays 1, 2, 3, 4: Junior Play5 Senior Play5 Annual Staff5 Origina1Oratory, Excellent 4. Betty is our star--she's often out nights. Major Subject: English and Social Studies. F.H.A. 1,2,4g Pep Club lg Girls Glee 1, 2, 43 Mixed Chorus 4: Square Dance Club 1,2,4g Dramatics lg Senior Play. :m.. fr RONNIE BOETTCHER If there isn't anything to do let me do it. Major Subject: English. F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4g Track 23 Football 2: Basketball 1, 2g Square Dance Club 1, 2, 3, 4. BETTY BURNS Major Subject: English. 45 Square Dance Club 1. LARRY BURT A quiet man--doesn't snore in class. Major Subject: English and History. F.F.A. 1,2,3,4g Track 1,2,3g Football 1, 2, 3 Basketball lg Boys Glee 43 Square Dance Club 1,2 3, 4s One Act Play 4g Senior Play. BILL CROSS Like a wise old bird, often seen but not heard. F.F.A. 1,2, 3, 4s R.C. Club 2,3,4g Football 1, 2.3, LOIS DAVIS When study interferes with fun--cut the studies. Major Subject: History. F. H.A. 1,2,3, 4: Band 2,3,4: Girls' Glee 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Play: Square Dance Club 4: Library 4: G. A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Senior Play. MARIORIE DE VALL Full of fun and mischief, too, likes doing things she shouldn't do. Major Subject: English. Square Dance Club 2: Library 4. DONALD DILSAVER His idea of a perfect day is no work and all play. Major Subject: English. F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Square Dance Club 1, 2, 3, 4. DONNETA DILSAVER A little Shiny sunbeam, never makes much noise. Major Subject: English. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Glee 1, 2, 3, 4: Square Dance Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Library 4: Senior Play Prompter. X .TACK DOVER His eyes spell mischief, his smile spells l-lil We all like him, he's one swell guy. Major Subject: English and Science. Class Vice-President 2, Class President 4, Junior Play Senior Play, One Play 3, Square Dance Club 2,3, Student Council 4. KAREN ESTES A pleasant way which she puts to use every day. Major Subject, English. Class Secretary 2, Student Council 1, F.H.A. l,2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Vice-President 4, State Homemaker Degree, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Mixed Chorus 1.2, Girls' Glee l,2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orpheus 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, Saxophone Solo 2 Excel- lent, 3 Superior, 4 Superior, Saxophone Quartet 4, Pep Band 2, 3, 4, Square Dance Club 1, 2, 3, 4, One Act Play 2,3,4, Best Actress 3, Honorable Mention 4, Junior Play, Senior Play, Dramatic reading l,2, 3,4, 3, Superior, 4, Superior, Queen of Pep, National Honor Society 3,4, Annual Staff. - Es is DON Fox GORDON FLEMING A careful student--careful not to overdo it. Major Subject: Science R. C. Club 3, 4, Track 2, 4, Football 1, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Boys Glee 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 4,Junior Play, Square Dance Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Octette 4. The time is dull--but I shall sharpen it. Major Subject: English and Math. O Student Council 3, F. F. A. l,2, 3, R. C. Club 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 2,3,-4, Basketball l,2, Trombone Quartet 3,4, Brass Sextet 3,4, Boys Glee l, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 4, One Act Play 2, 3, 4, Best Actor 3, Junior Play, Senior Play, Square Dance Club 1,2,3,4, Annual Staff 4, State Music Clinic 3, 4, Dramatics 2, 3, 4, Superior 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 3, 4. LEILA GORBALL Leila has a smile for everyone she meets. Major Subject: English. F.H.A. 1,2,,4g Pep Club 1, G.A.A. 1,2,3,4g Square Dance 1, 2, 3, 4. SHIRLEY FOX A friend to brighten up the day--not too solemn, not too gay. Major Subject: English. F.l-I. A. 1,2,3,4g Girls' Glee 3,4g One Act Play 2, Junior Play, Square Dance Clubg Senior Playg Library 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff. HARLEY GESERIECH Whnn there's mischief brewing--he's doing the stir- ring. Major Subject: English. F.F. A. 1,2,3,4g Secretary 4, R.C. Club 2, 3, 4g Track 1, 2,3,4g Football 1, 2, 3, 4g Basketball lg Boys Glee 4, Mixed Chorus 45 Junior Play: Senior Play: Square Dance Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Annual Staffg One-Act Play 4. MARY GREENFIELD The old believe everything, the middle age suspect everything, the young know everything. Major Subject: English and Social Studies. F. H.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Pep Club 1g Girls Glee 4, Square Dance Club 2, 3, 45 Library 2, 3, 4, Senior Play Prompterg State Homemaker Degree. ERNEST HASCH Speech is silver, but silence is golden Major Subject: Science F.F.A. l,2,3,4g R.C Clu 3,4 Track 1 2 Football 2, 3, 4g Square Dance Club 2 3 4 Senior Play Stage Manager. KAY HA SKELL Her heart is like a trolley car always room for one more. Major Subject: English Transferred from Dunning her Junior year. F.H.A. 3, 4g Pep Club 4g Volley Ball Team 3,4g Girls Glee 3, 4g Junior Play: Senior Playg Square Dance Club 3, 4: Dramatics 3, 43 Annual Staffg One Act Play 4. 1 Student Council 4. E21 1 MARGARET HERRINGTON She wears a smile that won t come off Major Subject: English and Math F. H. A. 1, 2,3, 4, Junior Play Prompter Senior Play Dramatics 1,2,3,4g Annual Staff G A A 1 2 3 4 NAOMI LARSON Pretty to walk with, fun to talk about, tool Major Subject: English Student Council 2, Secretary Treasurer 2, F.l-l.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. 3, 4, Vice-President 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Sax Quartet 1,4, Orpheus 2, 3, 4, Girls Glee l,2, 3,4, Mixed Chorus 1,2, 4, Girls Quartet 1, 2, 3, 4, Triple Trio 1, 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff, Junior Play, Senior Play, Square Dance Club 3,4, State Music Clinic 2, Drum Majorette 2, 3, 4 When you swoon girls please don't fall on my feet. JOAN HOLMES I love the life of a Teacher. Major Subject: English. F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Girls Glee 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Square Dance Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Play. JIM JONES I am a smart guy, but I have a hard time convin- cing anyone. Major Subject, English, Math. and Science. Class Vice-President 3, R.C. Club 2,3,4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, Trumpet Trio 4, Brass Sextet 4, Junior Play, Senior Play, Annual Staff, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, One Act Play 4. l with, nice to think GARRY MARCELLUS Major Subject: English Class Secretary 2, Student Council 3, F.F.A. 3, 4, R.C. Club 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4, Track 1,2, 3,4, Football 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, One Act Plays 1, 2, 3,4, Junior Play, Square Dance Club 1, 2,3, 4, President 4, Senior Play, Annual Staff. MARILYN PETERSON Not too short, not too tall, she's a girl that's liked by all. Major Subject: Social Studies and English. Transferred from Stuart, Mixed Chorus 45 Sextet 4g Trio 4, Triple Trio 4g Annual Staff: Girls Glee 4g Square Dance Club 4. I HARRY POLEN Stupid Mr. Cupid never seems to call on me. Major Subject: English. Track 3, 4g Mixed Chorus 4, Square Dance Club 4. IIM RICHARDS A friend to everyone is he, and he makes friends where ever he be. Major Subject: Social Studies. Class Vice-President lg Class President 25 Class Treas- urer 3g Student Council 1, 25 R.C. Club 1,2,3, 4g Vice-President 4g Track 1, 2, 3, 43 Football 1, 2, 3, 4g Basketball 1,2,3,4g Boys Glee 4g Mixed Chorus 4: Square Dance Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Boys State. KENNY ROGGASCH All I want to get out of school--is myself. Major Subject: English. F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 1, 2, 3, 43 Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball lg 'Square Dance Club 1, 2,3, 4g Sergeant at Arms 2: Boys Glee 4g Senior Play Stage Manager. - Q r j 3, 4, Senior Play. RONNIE STRATE I believe in work, but I don't approve of it. Major Subject: Math. Student Council 4, President 4, R.C. Club 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Boys Glee 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4, Junior Play, Senior Play, Square Dance Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2,3, 4, Vice-President Band 4, Male Octet 4, Mixed Octet. DAVID RUMBAUGH ' His blush is beautiful but sometimes inconvenient. Major Subject, English and Science. F. F.A. 1,2,3, 4, Track 1, Square Dance Club 1, 2, 1 KAY SANDALL With her ability success has an easy path. Major Subject, English, Science, and Math. Class Treasurer 4, Student Council 2, F. H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Chapter President 3, District President 3, State President 4, Degree Chairman 4, State Homemaker Degree, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Flute Duet 3, Flute Quartet 4, Flute Solo 2, Superior, 3, Excellent, 4, Excel- lent, Orpheus 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Girls Glee 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 4, Student Band Director 4, Girls Sextette 4, Junior Play, Senior Play, One Act Play 3, 4, Extemporaneous Speaking 1, Ill, 2, II, 3, 4, Square Dance Club 1, 2, 3, 4, State Music Clinic 2, Annual Staff, National Science Fair 3, National Honor S0CiClY 3, F. F. A. Sweetheart 4. BETTY SW ANSON I chatter as I go, I go on forever. Major Subject, English. Student Council 3, F. H. A. 1, 2,3,4, Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, Girls Glee 4, Junior Play, Senior Play, One Act Play 3, 4, Square Dance Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Annual staff, Dramatics 1, 2,3, 4. BETTY TERRY They who from study flee, live long and merrily. Major Subject: English and Social Studies. Student Council 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4, F.l-l.A. 1, Pep Club 1, Band 1, Girls Glee 1, 2, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, Triple Trio 1, Square Dance Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff, Twirler 1, 2, 3, 4, Library 4. KEIT H TITUS They who set their standard high usually get there by and by. Major Subject: Math and English. Class President 3, F.F.A. 1, 2, R. C Club 3,4, Track 1.2, Athletic Student Manager 3, Basketball 1, Band 3, 4, One Act 2, 4, Junior Play, Senior Play, Annual staff, Square Dance Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 1. 4. 1. .Q ' S ROGER TITUS Worry little, study less that's my idea of happiness Major Subject: Science and English. F. F.A. 1, 2, 4, Track 4, Basketball 1, Band 3,4 Junior Play, Senior Play, Square Dance Club 1,2, 3 4, Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4. LA NITA TURPIN Her friends are many--her foes are there any?? Major Subject: English. National Honor Society 3, Class Secretary 4, Student Council 1, F. I-LA. 1, 2, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Leader 1, 2, 3, 4, Volley Ball Team 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 4, Girls Glee 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 4, Sextette 3, Girls Quartet 1, 2, 3, 4, Triple Trio 1, 2, 3, 4, One Act Play 1, 3, 4, Junior Play, Senior Play, Square Dance Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff, State Music Clinic 3, Homecoming Queen 4, Orpheus 2, Tri M JIM WHITE I always get the better when I argue alone. F F A 1 2 3 4 Reporter 4 Track 1, Football 1, Basketball 1 Boys G1ee4 Mixed Chorus 4, Junior Play Square Dance Club 1,2,3,4, F.F.A. State What we are is God's gift to us What we become is our gift to God. PATSY ZAHL A quiet tongue shows a wise head. Major Subject, English and Math. Class Secretary 3, F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, State Homemaker Degree, Secretary 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Play, Student Director 3, Senior Play, Annual Staff, Li- brarian 3, Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4, Square Dance Club 1, 2, 3, 4. MOTT O COLORS Purple and White FLOWER Purple Carnation 8 E V WI A maxi , .2- is K 9 ml 2 Q. . .3 , 2? 1 2 5 Ii, i Y' ,,,-we Q-.7 10-IST fi , W had K 1. hw Rus. wkf E .uw e Q., . 1 ' Clams, ' mg. In the fall of 1952, lightning hit old RCI-IS with a green steak of fifty-two silly, inexperienced freshmen. For the first week they thundered through the halls trying to find the right classroom at the time scheduled. The first small whirlwind was led by Ardell Anderson, Presidentg Jim Richards, Vice-President, Garry Marcellus, Secretary: and Miss Blakkolb was their sponsor. Those who returned to a calmer atmosphere were lead by Jim Richards, PresidentgJ ack Dover, Vice-President, Karen Estes, Secretary-Treasurerg and Miss Blakkolb was sponsor. When roll was taken we found that Donna Nekolite, Gerald Vargason, Marjorie DeVall, and Duane Pickenpaugh had joined the class. Donna Ellis did not return. The future looked brighter when they returned their.Tunior year. The leaders that year were Keith Titus, Presidentg Jim Jones, Vice-President, Patsy Zahl, Secretary: .T im Richards, Treas- urerg and their sponsor was Mr. Neil Tubbs. Betty Burns, Patty Schrieber, Donna Wiley, and Duane Pickenpaugh did not return. Kay Haskell joined them. They chose Pappa Says No for their Junior Play. They gave to the Seniors an Evening in Paris the night of the Junior-Senior Banquet. The officers of the last year were Jack Dover, Presidentg Ardell Anderson, Vice-President, LaNita Turpin, Secretaryg Kay Sandall, Treasurerg and Sponsor was Mr. Neil Tubbs. The play, Terror at Black Oaks was presented their Senior year. Alice Porter and Judy Denny did not return their senior year. Norma Brown, Leo Nelson, Lonnie Lanz, and Lois Potter did not finish this last year here. Marilyn Peterson joined them. Those who weathered the storm were as follows: Ruth Blake Betty Burns Lois Davis Marjorie DeVall Donnita Dilsaver Karen Estes Shirley Fox Leila Gorball Mary Greenfield Kay Haskell Margaret Herrington Joan Holmes Naomi Larson Marilyn Peterson Kay Sandall Betty Swanson Betty Terry LaNita Turpin Carol Zahl Patsy Zahl Ardell Anderson Charles Anderson Larry Anderson Ronnie Boettcher Larry Burt Bill Cross Donald Dilsaver J ack Dover Gordon Fleming Don Fox Harley Gesiriech Ernsst Hasch Larry Haszard Jim I ones Garry Marcellus Harry Polen Jim Richards Kenneth Roggasch David Rumbaugh Ronnie Strate Keith Titus Roger Titus Jim White - ue We, the seniors of 1956, being in sound body and mind do hereby make this our last will and testament, rendering void any previous lapse of memory. We do hereby will to the junior class our old conference slips so that the task of leaving the assembly will not be quite so hard to accomplish. To the sophomore class we will our pins, crepe paper, and remains from the J unior-Senior Banquet of '55. To the green freshmen we will our worldly knowledge. We do this so they can overcome that dumb- look which they possess. And last but not least, to our most beloved faculty members we will our controlled nervous system which we obtained while on the hill. Our own personal traits we will as follows: Ardell Anderson wills his very appropriate nickname Hairy to Stanley Anders. Charles Anderson wills his brain to science to further the experiments of the missing link. Larry Anderson wills his red face to Gary Hollenbeck. lt's a dead give away for guilty people. Ruth Blake wills her hoop skirts to Caroline Thurlow. Ronnie Boettcher wills his ability to stay away from work to David Swanson. Larry Burt wills his dancing ability to Glen Miller. Tbere's only one thing Betty Burns has that she could will and that's Lonnie--but you wouldn't catch her doing that over her dead body. Bill Cross wills his Toni Curl to Shirley Pickenpaugh. Lois Davis wills her boxing ring form to Carol Gurney. Marjorie DeVall wills her soothing voice to Jim Spann. Donnita Dilsaver wills her innocent look to Jim Boon. Donald Dilsaver wills his car keys to anyone who can get them away from Donnita. J ack Dover wills his ability to remain a bachelor to Duane Thompson. Karen Estes wills ber ruby hot lips to .Bobby Billesbaugh. Gordon Fleming wills his ability to show a show and give a show at the show with Elaine as leading lady to Brad Alderman. Shirley Fox wills her flamboyant red hair to Bonnie Utter fit's naturalj. Don Fox wills his ability to pitch woo without a pitchfork to Gordon Coy, Harley Gesiriech wills his Wise Crack reference shelf, including Q15 laughs C23 blush G20 sob stories, to K. Davis. Ernest Hasch wills his car full of dead and frozen rabbits to the Home Economics to further their study of Food Preservation. Larry Haszard wills his dynamic pint size to Jerry Deweese, as the saying goes-- Dynamite comes in small packages. Jim Jones wills his bobbing adams apple to Gene Greenfield. Leila Gorball wills hers eyebrows to Judy Surnpter. Mary Greenfield wills her line of chauffeurs to Ed Parkin--they're handy to have around the car. Kay Haskell wills her trolley-car heart to Betty Bussinger so she won't get so lonely while Larry's gone. Margaret Herrington wills her jet propelled broom to Bill Crash Baily to use next year when he's making up those Hours. Joan Holmes wills her ability to love'em and leave 'em and etc, to Judy Davis. Naomi Larson wills her shapely legs to Tiny Reynolds. Garry Marcellus wills Betty Jo to Jack Johnson for their last year of high school. lt's understood, of course, that it is only a temporary loan. Marilyn Peterson wills her mature ways to Kathy Jamison. Harry Polen wills his bad case of Ergophobia fplease consult your dictionaryj to Joan Sandall. Jim Richards wills his unique physique in a football uniform to Jerry Maurer. Kenny Roggasch wills his extra hours spent at RCHS to anyone who has time on his hands. David Rumbaugh wills his ability to attract out-of-town girls to Boyd Larson. Kay Sandall wills her trip to Boys Town to Connie Barrow. Ronnie Strate wills his lpana smile to J ed Robertson. Betty Lou Swanson wills her freckles and skinned elbows and knees to Mary Huston. Betty Terry wills her homemaking qualities, baking cookies and shining stoves, to anyone with a stiff digestive tract. Keith Titus wills his size 12 shoes to Marilyn Phillips to keep her on her feet. Roger Titus wills his Model T Ford to Ronnie Marcellus--he needs a GOOD car now that Garry will be gone. LaNita Turpin wills her walk, talk, and giggle to Irene Nolles. Jim White wills his black hat to Doc Brogan to keep the sun out of his eyes. Carol Zahl wills her sticky fingers to Mary Smith. Patsy Zahl wills her private closet to Linda Shaw. Sznicfn .75wfphecg, The youthful spirit of the Class of '56 has been shifting with the whispering sands for nigh on to 24 years. it is now 1980. We have been thirstily climbing the dry hills of sand. After a strenuous climb, we reached the top of a sand dune and saw stretched before us a huge, sprawling, dude ranch--and sitting behind the large private office door we see Joan Holmes--taking care of her little cottages. Joan and her husband have been running the dude ranch very successfully for the past 5 years. It can't bel Yes--yes, it isl Kenny Roggasch is now employed by Joan. He was previously a pro- fessional water carrier for the elephants in Ringling Brothers Circus, but he is now working as top fence rider. He really gets a charge out of the electric fences. Over near the corral we see a familar face--or is it a face? Oh, yes, it's Harry Polen. Harry has been working on a very brain-strainingscientific experiment. He has been mixing sand with DH20 fin short, dry watery to see if he can produce the chemical compound of W3M2, or more commonly known as WET MUD. Ruth Blake's job as a big game hunter takes her to the deepest darkest corner of Africa--called Uga- alah-bolah Chicky Wicky Cuga, ftranslated it means, Get me outa here. J. Ruth's favorite hobby at the present, is collecting heads--HUMAN HEADS! II Watch out menl The heads belonged to her former husbands I I I Marilyn Peterson has realized her life's ambition. She is employed by one of the best known airlines as a reservationist. She makes most of her reservations in her own little black book, though. Bang! Bang! Who done it? ? ? Oh, its just millionaire Roger Titus arriving in his little old Model T Ford for his annual vacation. He's trying to perfect the deisel engine he put in it, but since he is president of the General Motors Company, he is pretty busy most of the time. After his humiliating role in the one-act plays, Jim Jones has spent most of his time perfecting the ART of burglarizing. He is now one of the ten most wanted men in the United States. Lois Davis did get to Hawaii. She only comes back home for vacations now and then. She made her fortune teaching the hula girls how to hula! I I Harley Gesiriech is employed as a taster by the pop manufacturing company in Long Pine. There are some female tasters, too, and that's how Harley explains to his ever-loving wife about the lipstick he comes home covered with. Harley learned some time ago that lipstick was pretty good second-hand. We wonder what he tastes ? ? ? ? Patsy Zahl gave up her interests in foreign lands and settled for California and Nevada fRenoJ. Contrary to what she always said, she is not an old maid school teacher. As the fad goes, Why settle for one husband when you can have as many as you want? Her present husband is No. 3. Well, speaking of celebrities! Here are Donald and Donnita Dilsaver, still partners in crime after all these years. They just drove up in one of their many cars--this one is the CADILLAC, their vacation car. They still fight about who gets the car keys. Donnita, now married to a Mr. Sweet, and Donald are oo-owners of the famous Dilly Pickle Enterprises. When you stop in the store on your next trip, please pick up a jar of Dilly's Pickles. They're SOOOOOOOOO dilly for your digestion. Ardell Anderson is doing quite well in the teaching profession. He is a professor at CWC CCo1orado Women's Collegej. How did he manage that one ? ? ? Gordon Fleming has his own drive-in theater. He and Elaine have a sign out saying Drive in and walk out. Their little monsters are a bit hard on tires. Ernest Hasch is now employed on the Terry Chicken Ranch just a short distance from here. He and Betty Jean run a restaurant as a side line. They have Terry Chicken and Hasch browns every Sunday for a special treat. Leila Gorball attended business college and then wrote a book, Howto be a Success in Six Easy Lessons. She made a fortune on it the first year and royalties are still coming in. Ronnie Strate is now with the Pepsodent Company, You have probably seen him on TV singing the famous commercial, You wonder where the yellow went when you brush your teeth with Pepsodent. Then he gives his favorite smile--look Ma, no teethll Since Betty Jean didn't make it, Naomi Larson had to go to Paris alone. She is still there dazzling those cute little Frenchrnen. Larry Anderson finally made it to Hollywood, He is in the Tarzan films. Larry has his own tailor- made clothes for his part. Oh, yes, he plays Cheeta. Mary Greenfield still drives her old black Chevie. Even after all those miles, it still runs. Mary managed to take the day off from the kids today fcheaper by the dozen, Mary always saysl. By serving her dozen beans for a week, Mary managed to save enough money to buy gas for the trip. Women, bewarel Larry Swoon Burt is still loving and leaving his women. After the Senior Play '56 he decided to make it his lifetime profession since he got such a charge out of leaving Kay Lynn. His favorite line is still, I love, I love you very much. I'm going to my room now. Good night. Speaking of Kay Lynn Haskell--she is now in Eygpt. She has become an archeologist, studies old ruins. She has been trying to find out what Cleopatra had that she hasn't, Charles Anderson, Einstein Il, is very popular with the present generation of teen-agers. He has invented a way to do away with home work. We have only one remark to make, he invented it 30 years too late! After refusing her many proposals, Betty Lou Swanson is resigned to raising cats. They're much easier to train and definitely more faithful. Bill Cross, our quietest classmate, is now our Senator. He is known as Crispy Cross, the most fanatical orator in the Senate. He is our speaker today and has been clearing his throat and addressing empty air, Ladies, Gentlemen, and fellow classmates--- Kay Sandall, our mad scientist doctor, after years of extensive and intensive research has found it to be a true fact that the way to a man's heart is through his stomach, At least that's one wayll Don Fox just flew over from Paris. He is now the commentator for the Paris fashion shows. Some of the style has rubbed off onto Don and as we can all see, Don sways as well as any FEMALE may. Ah, we have a lady horse rancher in our midst. You guessed it--Karen Estes. She specialized in thoroughbred Kentucky bluebloods. You've probably heard of one of her horses, Little Ching-Ching Koki Saka named for one of her old college roommates. Karen rides strictly for pleasure now? ? ? Ronnie Boettcher is here, toog he says fire-eating is strictly for those with iron stomaches. Con- sequently, Ronnie is trying to recover from heart burn, He got the flame too close. Shirley Fox has had to dye her flaming tresses because of her profession. Shirley is a matador. She is resting up since her last fight. She was caught off guard and skinned somewhat and bruised elsewhere. Larry Haszard seeks his fortunes in odd places, Down in the deep darkness of the pitch black cannon sits Dynamite Haszard, the Human Cannonball. You never see him without his smoked glasses since he isn't used to the bright sunlight: but like the rest of us, he is vacationing at his old classmates dude ranch. We find Margaret Herrington doing her daily exercises. Since the Mr. America assembly program in '56, Margaret has beeninspired. She now instructs gymnastic courses. After taking a successful course on the Body Beautiful--Margaret is in fine shape. David Rumbaugh bought the Pool Hall from Ronnie Strate when he went into the Pepsodent business. Since that time David's become quite a mixer. Keith Titus is employed by the Air Force. His job is designing wings. Keith says that's the closest he will ever come to them. Marjorie DeVall was the first woman ever to attend the Naval Academy at Annapolis. She received much recognition, and she is now captain of the USS Peacock. She is very pleased with her position. In 1973, Garry Marcellus was sitting in a concentration camp behind the Iron Curtain. That isn't a very pleasant thought, However, Garry made his millions by selling Chevies to Russie Comrades and other prison mates. Now, believe it or not, he drives a new atomic powered jetmobile produced by the Ford Motor Company. Five years after graduation, Jim Richards qualified for the Olympics. Aged as he may be, you'll still find Jim competing but not in the Olympics. He has lately been in a rest home competing with 20 other older men for the young nurse who is employed there. Our bashful bachelor, Jack Dover, is now a nigit watchman. His college days as a night watchman at Chadron tauyit him to appreciate night life. Now you will find I ack standing on the corner watching all the girls, watching all the girls, watching all the girls go byl He still hasn't worked up courage to stop one of them. J im White, now known as TemiesseeTernie White, is famous for his Western song show which appears every night on TV over WOW TV. The kids are all buying black hats like Jim's old favorite. He still raises dairy cattle on the side line. They say instead of rolling in dough that Jim is swimming in milk. In following the course of the Seniors of '56, we find they have spread to the four corners of the earth. ln the fourth corner we find LaNita Turpin in Turkey trying to pick out the pin feathers. No she's not crazy, she just raises turkeys--she sells them dressed. She never could stand immodesty. Betty Burns is employed at the Waldorf Astoria Hotel. As ahobby she raises and trains doodle- bugs or ant lions to keep that homey touch. Carol Zahl is writing a novel entitled HEADLIGHTS IN THE DARK. It couldn't be that she has had experience, could it? Af f --.:, ff. Ss 32 W1 xx- A emi E fi Lf xi 3.5 2 2 -u.. E F I I 1 :Ap mm mm ww Ev' F . , ' M Q' - -1 .4 -- 1 3 WE .. 5' 'Q' K I ,inunllv Q. h in 'wr- Y n I 1 X Xgx x 1 N., , in 5' ,, V! N , tb .. 4' x 4 4 . N ' . 4- 'sk - -, -In-v x I '- A-'-Wiz'-infix t.mfi,i1 .fwixgw .:1,:g. . V. . .2 k stiff , 'slag --,' f , .,.A - it W Qn1s,i..,...,g ,..k,k af,,,s,, L... l W... .,...,. . ., n,.. .s...si-,..,,, 'snr ns s 1 H sf :fb Q.. 45, --::. .. mam? is 3 spiral . '--: ' mesh-Q:f'r:,,-,A-.--'Q V . 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Ewing football ftherej Square dance Freshman initiation O'Neill football Qtherej Valentine B-Squad football ftherej Neliegh Twirling Clinic G.A.A. Initiation Party Ainsworth football Qtherej F.H.A. District Convention at Bassett F.F.A. Hayride Band went to Springview at 1:30 Senior Pictures Springview football fherej Homecoming Seniors went to O'Neill to get proofs. Jr. and Sr. NCNC Land Judging Clinic at Ainsworth Band played at Rose for road dedication at 12:00 Rushville football Cherej F.H.A. End of the first six weeks Band Day - Lincoln O'Neill football ftherej Assembly program Square Dance Normal Training Class visit rural school Annual pictures Annual picmres Valentine football ftherej Ainsworth B-Squad football Qtherej F.F.A. Atkinson football ftherej Valentine football ftherej Teachers convention vacation Ainsworth football ftherej F .H.A. Brass clinic at Bassett Assembly program Stuart football fherej Square Dance NCNC Vocal Clinic at Valentine Junior Class Play End of second six weeks F.H.A. and F.F.A. Families Together Thanksgiving vacation Freshman Sadie Hawkins Party Assembly program Burwell basketball ftherej F.H.A . Music program Long Pine basketball ftherej Student Council Christmas Ba-ll Valentine Basketball Qtherej Ainsworth basketball fherej Orpheus School Christmas Program Christmas Vacation . l.l.iE!l P s2f? dis 3 8 8 9 10 13 18 23 24 26 so-gs '1 10 13 14 15 17 18 20 22 24 25 27 29 January February 1 2 5 6 12 13 March 14 15 17 20 22 23 26 30-1 April 5 6 9 10 11 13 19 20 25 27 3 7 8 9 10 11-12 13 14 15 16 18 May F.H.A. Valentine basketball fherej Miss Blakkolb received Master Teacher Award Assembly program 1 Springview basketball Qherej End first semester Polio benefit fvolleyball and basketball gamey NCNC Band Clinic - O'Neill O'Neill basketball ftherej Atkinson basketball fherej NCNC Basketball tournament - Ainsworth Springview basketball ftherej Ainsworth basketball Qtherej 9th 8a 10th NCNC Toumey - Atkinson Stuart basketball Qtherej 9th 88 10th NCNC Toumey - Atkinson O'Neill basketball fherej 9th 8: 10th NCNC Toumey - Bassett Class B district basketball toumey - O'Neill One Act Plays End fourth six weeks Sophomore leap -year dance Senior all -school dance KRVN Band recording Assembly program Polio inter-class volleyball tournament Vocal Concert Local declam elimination F.H.A. Volleyball toumament - Atkinson Volleyball tournament - Atkinson County Government Day University Band Concert - Ainsworth Pep Club - RC Club Banquet and Dance State F.H.A. meeting - Lincoln Square Dance Y Assembly program Pre-contest music program District declam contest - Atkinson Nebraska Wesleyan Band Concert Easter Vacation Norfolk Jr. College Music Concert End fifth six weeks Dual meet fAinsworth 8: Bassettj - Bassett Square Dance Ainsworth Invitational track meet District music contest - O'Neill Winner Invitational track meet Senior Play Senior Play NCNC track meet - Bassett Ir. -Sr. Banquet and Prom District B and C meet - Bassett NCNC 9th 88 10th Track Meet Square Dance Extension Club Tea for Senior Girls and Senior Mothers Dual Meet and Eighth Grade Day State Track Meet - Lincoln Baccalaureate Class and Awards Night R C Club Initiation Commencement End of school year - Grand Island -' up-u-n----P iqggmgmmg , . Hlaqofqlee efwfew 1ST SOPRANOS Ann Atkinson Connie Barrow Cheryle Buckendorf Lois Davis Gae Foster Shirley Fox Carlene I-lallgrimson Kay Haskell Sunny Hazard Kathy Jamison Betty Kapperman Marilyn Peterson Marcia Peters TENORS Gordon Fleming Ronnie Strate Vernon Garwood Barry Brogan Dick Cosgrove Jim Hallgrimson Blaine Ellis Jerry Deweese Lonnie Nilson Peter Tyson BARITONE Ardell Anderson PARTS Kay Sandall 2ND SOPRANOS Joyce Anderson Mary Lou Beck Clea Brown Donna Carr Betty Caskey Judy Davis Donnita Dilsaver Mary Greenfield Carol Guerney Joan Holmes Mary Huston Marvin Bartlett Bob Billesbach John Panzer Gene Cosgrove Jim Cosgrove Alfred Crawford K. Davis Don Fox Gary Haszard Dixon Keller Nick Lyman Bob Mattern Larry Morton Harry Polen Naomi Larsen Joan McClurg Irene Nolles Marilyn Phillips Joan Sandall Mary Smith Judy Stewart Judy Sumpter Patty Terry Getha Vetter 1ST ALTOS Marcia Weber Deanne Minnig Al Richards Jim Richards Bill Sanger Charles Shaw Kenny Vargason Gerald Vargason BASS Stanley Anders Larry Anderson Brad Alderman Bill Bailey Dick Bower Larry Burt Leila Ammon Joyce Dugger Karen Estes Alicia Strate Donna Wood Karen Lanz Carol Zahl Betty Swanson Ruth Huston Carol Fredrickson Doris Sybrant Phyllis Nelson Harley Gesiriech Jerry Haszard Larry Heyne Gary l-lolenbeck Jack Johnson Lonnie Lanz Jerry Maurer Leroy Opfer Ed Parkin Marvin Reynolds Jed Robertson Kenny Roggasch Leo Vawser Jim White Pianists: Joan S 3 1 A Betty Jo, Marcia Director Joe Chapman f,..---5 1' If F fftaff ...., 6773. fn- X D15 X..- F,14eh-fm iffy-i'f 'HH'ffffrnNt3t?fDe oF4 f tt? team GROUPS NOT INCLUDED: Mixed Quartet: Betty K. , Carol F. , K. D. , Don F. Boys' Octet: Don F, , K, D. , Larry A. , Jack I.. Gordon F. , Bill B. , Vernon G. , Ronnie S, Small A, FLUTE QUARTET Ioan, Judy, Ruth, Kay. CLARINET QUARTET: Marilyn, Marcia, Joan, Lynda, TRUMPET TRIO: Bill, Jim, Bonnie. 1 l 3 1 l 1 SAXOPHONE QUARTET: LeROY, Naomi. Bob, Karen. BRASS SEXTET: Gac, Don, Ruth, Larry, Bill, Jim 32. C. 96. 8.93 .W .rv 1 Ofa. fi U 7 K .Q 'W we ' Q Rf... . 1 . , I .',f-H.. A . fs, ' W-w-Q1n:Q 1 if- V ef N r . ., Q ,. -7 ,QQ Q, ,. A , K Y W 1, ,sk ,E V - , 3-f 1 ,,, M 7 W - ' be A , - N . .1 A.. -49 a ar .. x' r V X sg- ' 'W K W ' . .i ' ' , M vw K. Q A A ,F my L A A V x ,. v ,aff .. . A11 3 - A' rwhfff'-sr ' 'Q' X , ,AQ ' M 4 ' ' 'YVESW A X A' 1 4 i ' M , N 'X' ' Q Q - 9 A' I x L11 ,QA , ,A qi 'H 'Y' ' Q Lt , . A - A ,g f W .r - J , M L, W M if Q., , , ,A Q . L if P ' N 9 . Q2 X W - I ,,.,wL-gy ' A A '. 'S 1, Q ' ' Q . as, A fy -. M- 97- A , V A 15 fihmgw , ' 'L ' ,Q f Q . 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Janet 116 BARITONE Lois Davis Ruth Huston BARITONE SAXOPHONE LeRoy Opfer TENOR SAXOPHONE Naomi Larson Judy Bussinger Keith Titus ALTO SAXOPHONE Karen Estes Donnita Dilsaver Bob Billesbaugh BASS CLARINET Marilyn Phillips BELLS Cam Connel CLARINET Joan McC1urg Karen Runte Sunny Haszard Linda Gorball Deanne Minning Alicia Strate Joan Sandall Marcia Weber BA SS Larry Anderson FRENCH HORN Gae Foster Betty Opfer FLUTE Kay Sandall Ruth Blake Judy Stewart Joan McGuire DRUMS Joyce Anderson LaNita Turpin Judy Davis Betty Kapperman Carol Fredric kson Marcia Mclntosh BAND OFFICERS: Mr. Chapmang Judy, Student Directorg Larry and Marilyn Librariansg Kay, Student Directory Karen, Presidentg Ronnie, Vice-President Betty Jo, Secretary-Treasurer. are-r., ,. .. ..,, s tt, ..-,su W ..,,,,,,, xr U15 Us rms inf K fr 'iff-rigs, . ,R M gr' ' QV I E I E INSTRUMENTAL SOLOS Bill Buckendorf - Trumpet - Excellent Karen Ester - Saxophone - Superior Joan McClurg - Clarinet - Excellent Kay Sandall - Flute - Excellent Gae Foster - French Horn - Excellent Larry Anderson - Bass Horn - Superior Marilyn Phillips - Bass Clarinet - Superior Don Fox - Trombone - Excellent INSTRUMENTAL GROUPS Saxophone Quartet - Superior Flute Quartet - Excellent Trumpet Trio - Superior Clarinet Quartet - Superior Band - Superior ic . f if: V.: me af QW.. I VOCAL SOLOS Connie Barrow - Excellent Carol Fredrickson - Good Betty Jo Kapperman - Superior Marilyn Peterson - Superior VOCAL GROUPS Mixed Quartet - Superior Mixed Octette - Excellent Boys' Octette - Superior Girls' Trio - Superior Girls' Quartet - Superior Triple Trio - Superior Girls' Glee - Superior Jtpfwuo, Karen, Larry, Marcia, Gae, Joan, Lynda, Bill, Mr. Chapman, Betty, Ioan, Kay, Judy, Marilyn NOT IN PICTURE: Naomi and LaNita. Vice-President, Bill, Secretary, Joang President, Kay, Treasurer, Marilyn. Orpheus is the foremost music promoting organization of our school. Their main purpose is to bring music to the public and encourage students to belong to band. In cooperation with the Mom's Club several concerts have been presented. Students become members of the or- ganization by memorizing solos and presenting them before an audience. During the spring they became affiliated with a national honorary music society. The organization is now called Modern Music Masters, and members will be chosen from the vocal as well as instrumental department. CHEERLEADERS: Alicia, Gae, LaNita, Joan. FRONT ROW: Karen, Joyce, Marilyn, Judy, Ann. SECOND ROW: Lynda, Judy, Kathy, Judy, Lorraine, Betty. THIRD ROW: Ruth, Betty, Barbara, Cheryle, LaDean, Patsy, Kay. FOURTH ROW: Miss Blakkolb, Doris, Marcia, Mary, Jeri, Janice, Miss Neubauer. FIFTH ROW: Judy, Deanna, Betty, Ruth, Carol. LEADERS: Joan, LaNita, Gae, Alicia Ever loyal to the purple and gold, the Pep Club of RCHS is a great asset to our school. Noted for their outstanding cheering section, it is their goal to build school spirit and cheer for their team at every game. The fine job the pep band has done has added much color to the organization this year. Members present a pep rally, consisting of a skit and yells to the student body and faculty before each game. Their sponsors, Miss Blakkolb and Miss Neubauer, have inspired them to work for an even bigger and better organization in the future. FIRST ROW: Kay, LeRoy, Betty, Carol, Naomi, Judy. SECOND ROW: Deanna, Joan, Marilyn, Lynda, Marcia, Karen. THIRD ROW: Bill, Jim, Bonnie, Ruth, Lois. FOURTH ROW: Larry, Don, Marcia, Mr. Chapman. PEP CLUB OFFICERS Vice-President . . . Betty Jo President .... . . Karen Sec.-Treasurer. . . . Judy SPONSORS: Miss Neubauer Miss Blakkolb ' fwfwww NXasgaxex,Suxmq, SECOND YLOVJ1 Xiaq , Scan, 'L Y-OXN1 Gae,XlaX1 Xl. ,Ruxky Don, NXKSS ou, xxxgqxngxq on me tongve e, wlaskoxxs divisions-, such as xxgs, newscasnkng, and YW-S1 ROW-. Soaxx,L1ocSa,Xudq ,Bonmm mn, Yaxsq, rhaxcka, CMOX, Nhxxbjn. BAC '3XaXaXaoYo, Rogex, xkaxexx, Sen, heme, Benq , Sxxcbg , 5QeaXA the sgueeckx, X QYZXJ you, asX9toxxouxxce6 it to 1 This is me imamioix oi me ckamatkc 'sxudeiws emetixxq, in in oxaxovg , Qoewg , euemqomneous, dxafoatxc , and Xxuxixoxous me ack ox1gmaX otatotq . FR O Loi NT ., s R Bo ' M OW :Ph Oks 31-jot-I BO Th? wc-:are le' nnfe ma to ap Sun ' M so Th arf Hy ar verilgiur gl auf-oi' Geral . gud .S P, F10 d, J- e re I lm Ina :Og D . atfv ealln Ve 8: Ei' K 1 AndI?T1fOr1f1ettYROW! C ake 31 1' Ka 31' ri 'lk Y, 01 me Prghefr gifs? Bfjfty sent tr0u8hzgugaLois D ave ue ' It an T, on . t 0 oi 11' as fo ce Ie ld sholy- d - Si! THE DECISION Contest Play LaNita Turpin Ioan McClurg Garry Marcellus Gae Foster Larry Morton Karen Estes Kay Sandall O Um ' Jr f NOBODY SLEEPS FOG ON THE VALLEY ROUGHLY SPEAKING Runner-Up Jim Jones Harley Gesireich Bob Mattern Lynda Gorball Marcia Weber Carlene Hallgrirnson Betty Bussinger LOCAL CONTEST BestActor.... Best Actress Ruth Houston Betty Kapperman Don Fox Ruth Blake Larry Burt WINNERS . . . Jimlones LaNita, Ioan, Gae Honorable Mention , , Ruth B. , Don F. , Larry M. , Karen E. , Betty Lou Kay Haskell Larry Anderson Keith Titus Ann Atkinson Judy Davis Bill Buckendorf K. Davis Bonnie Utter Ardell Anderson ai I ggi 2 5 Q 1 , , Y I ' , . 1 f , Ziff 'ii The Decision! I q Some Burglar! nsss , 53 A I L She's beautiful Roughly Speaking! Suspense I I iobdct Speech ' , ONE-ACT PLAY The Decision Rating---Superior Eddie . . . . Garry Marcellus Stanley. . . . . Larry Morton Zonell . . . . Karen Estes Wanda . . . . Kay Sandall Life . . . . . LaNita Turpin Death . . . . Ioan McC1urg Peggy ........................... Gae Foster Ioan McC1urg was selected as the best actress in the Class A division. CAROL FREDRICKSON DON FOX MARGARET HERRINGTON Poetry Reading Radio Newscasting Interpretive Oratory Rating--Superior Rating--Superior Nothing To Destroy Rating--Good JUDY BUSSINGER KAREN ESTES JOAN MC CLURG RUTH BLAKE HUIUOIOUS Reading Dramatic Reading Extemporaneous Original 01'2I0l'Y Personality Plus Magic Night Speaking A Hope, A Dream, A Prayer' Rating- -Superior Rating- -Superior Rating--Superior Rating--Excellent ,w.,,, was ,, Roger , , Ronnie , Jim . . Margaret Carol . . Shirley . Keith . . Patsy . . Larry , , Kay . . Lois . . Betty . . Jack . . Prompters SENIOR PLAY CAST . . Willie, a mental case, . . . . Rusty, A convalescent actor, . . . Hank, his friend and partner, . . . . . Elvira, ahousekeeper, . . . . .Bonnie, a prospective heiress, . . . Flo, her dearest friend, . . . . . Scott, an attorney, . . . . Clarissa, a crotchety old maid, . , . , Dave, a true crime reporter, , , . . Mildred, another prospective heiress, . . , Kate, a third prospective heiress, , . . .Ju1ie, an out and out brat, . . , Ted, a convicted murderer, ,,,,, Harley David . Don , Kay La.Nita Naomi . Larry Karen Garry , Ruth , Betty . Joan Ardell . . ..... . . . . . ...... . Mary and Donnita JUNIOR PLAY CAST Jack . . . Fred, high school senior and all conference football player . Deanna . Vernon . Lorraine. Bobbie. . Judy . Alicia. . Carol . . Bonnie J, Larry H. Lee . . . . . . Cora, a woman in her late forties, . . . . Gilbert, a loyal and affable husband near fifty, . . . Nancy, a pretty girl of seventeen, . . . . Larry, a speedy, energetic high school senior, . . . . . Julie, a breezy, talkative girl, . , , . . .Gloria, a startlingly beautiful young girl, . . Melinda, a wory, eccentric little lady of eighty, Lois Corwin, an attractive and efficient young . business woman in her early thirties, . . Mr. Danbury, an aggressive and enthusiastic man, . Bill Sterling, a pleasant but grimly-deterrnined man, . Prompters ...... . . . ..... . ..... . . . . . Merle 4- . , Leo . Joan , Dick Betty Jo . Larry Judy D. Alicia Alicia . . Flo . Brad Larry S . ne and Sunny 55 X ' Sncahty, One of the greatest honors a achieve isvelection to the National Honor Society. Members are chosen onthe leadership, service, and character. I gir in ,k l z , IUDY DAVIS DON FOX JOAN MC CLURG PATSY ZAHL BETTY SWANSON CAROL ZAHL RUTH BLAKE J Jia -UQ6 S mance Celia Jr T :wil A r N The Square Dance Club entered its sixth year as an ac- - JMX K5 l I UD r 4 t1v1ty for the students of R. C. H. S. this year. The group meet once a month. The evenings consist X of several types of dancing and lunch is served. The following are officers for this year: '59 N President . . . . . . . . . . . . Garry Marcellus Vice-President .... . . .Betty Kapperman K ev N Secretary-Treasurer . . . . Carol Fredrickson ff X K Sergeant of Arms. . . . Ardell Anderson Sergeant of Arms . . . . . . . . . .Leo Vawser 1 1 ADv1soRs If Mr. Johns Mrs. McC1urg FRONT ROW: Kay, Judy, Ruth, Marilyn, Joan, Karen, Joan, Patsy, Judy, Carol, Betty, Marcia. SECOND ROW: Leila, Bertha, Ruth, Lynda, Mary, Beth, Lois. THIRD ROW: Jeanne, Alma, Jeri, Linda, Betty, Mary, Erva, Shirely, Leanne, Margaret, Carol, Judy, Betty, Doris, Barbara, Mrs. McClurg. FOURTH ROW: Connie, Flo, Lois, Betty, Kay, Donnita, Donna, Lois, Naomi, Gae, Ann, Cheryle, Leila, BettY. Janice. FIFTH ROW: Betty, Mary, Joan, Joanne, Shirley, Joyce, Judy, Kathy, Twilla, Janice, Carlene, Party, Hazel, Deanna, Marcia, Pauline, Karen. OFFICERS SEATED: Junior and Chapter Degree Chair- man, Judyg Parliamentarian, Marilyng Pres- ident, Joang Vice-President, Karen, State Degree Chairman, Kayg Advisor, Mrs. Mc- Clurg. STANDING: Treasurer, Joan: Song Leader, Betty, Recreation Chairman, Rurhg Historian, Judy, Publicity Chairman, Carolg Pianist, Marcia, Secretary, Patsy. I We are the Future Homemakers of America, may be heard each month as the Bassett F .H.A. Chapter repeats its creed at one of the regular meetings. Through cooperation of the members and offi- cers the never ceasing patience of our advisor, Mrs, McC1urg, we have contributed many services to our country and achieved many honors during the ten years of our organization. Along with the national and state organization, we were organized as a charter chapter in 1945. The 1955 District Convention was held inBassett this year and the overall theme, 10 and Then served as a tribute to our charter chapter. We have received the honor chapter award for six successive years by carrying out numerous international, national, state, and local projects. Another honor was bestowed upon us at the State F.H.A. Convention in March when Kay Sandall was elected State F.H.A. President for the year 1955-56. And so, as we go on working together for the betterment of all, We face the future with warm courage and high hope. DEGREES 'OF ACHIEVEMENT The purpose of the Junior Homemaking Degree is to give girls opportunity to learn more about F.H.A.. to grow as an individual, a member of the chapter, the home, the school, and the commlmity. The purpose of the Chapter Homemaking Degree is to give girls opportunities to interpret F.H.A. to other people a.r1d further grow as an individual, member of the chapter, home, school, and community. The purpose of the State Homemaker Degree is to develop girls into a well rounded personality. This degree may be evaluated by its four general goals: a, Personal development b. Homemaking skills c, School goals d. Plans for the future. BACK ROW: Bill, Jerry, Lonnie, Harold, Gordon, Roger, Alfred, Jerry, LeRoy, Lonnie, Brad, Leo, Jim Ernest, Don. FOURTH ROW: Don, Kenny,Larry, Stanely, Eddie, David, Jim, Al, Gordon, Mickey, Bill, Ronnie, Lee, Jerry, Duwayne, THIRD ROW: Rob, Gene, John, Lowell, James, Arlo, David, Jerry, Dick, Glenn, Nick, Garry, Johnny, Jerry, Larry. SECOND ROW: Barry, J erry. Jim, Kenny, David, Larry, Bobby, Gene, Dixon, Blaine, Charles, Peter, Jim. FIRST ROW: Boyd, Kenny, K., Jed, Harley, Mr. Johns, Dick, Bob, Bill, Jim, Garry. The F.F.A. is an intra-curricular activity having its origin and root in a definite part of the school curriculum- vocational agriculture. Among othe r things, members learn through partici- pation how to conduct and take part in a public meeting, to speak in public, to buy and sell cooperatively, to solve their own problems, and to assume civic res- ponsibility. At state convention they were re- cipients of a Superior Chapter. Jim White was elected Chairman of District IV and received the Nebraska State Star Dairy Farmer Award while at convention. Bob Maurer and Jim White received their State Farmer Degrees. These are only a few which this nationally known organization has re- oeived. OFFICERS Jim, Presidentg Jed, Vice-President, Billy Harley, Secretary: Bob, Treasurerg Dick, Sentinel. LIVESTOCK IUDGING TEAM Bill, David, Jim, Donald AL MEAT JUDGING TEAM POULTRY IUDGING Johnny, Lowell, and Bob Jim' K., and Jed The F.F.A. is an intra-cur- ricular activity having its origin and root in a definite part of the school curriculum--vocational agriculture. Among other things, members learn through participation how to conduct and take part in a public meeting, to speak in public, to buy and sell cooperatively, to solve their own problems, and to assume civic re- sponsibility. At state convention they were Jim White recipients of a Superior Chapter Award. Jim White was elected Chair- man of District IV and received the Nebraska State Star Dairy Farmer Award while at convention. Bob Maurer and Jim White re- ceived their State Farmer Degrees. These are only a few honors which this nationally known organi- zation has received. R. C. BACK ROW: Kenny Anderson, Boyd Larsen, ,T im ,T ones, Leo Vawser, Butch Morton, Ernest Hasch, Charles Anderson, Larry Haszard. SECOND ROW: Larry Sanger, Keith Titus, Vernon Garwood, Ronnie Strate, Harley Geseriech, Don Fox, Bill Cross. FRONT ROW: Coach Welfring, Garry Marcellus, Jim Richards, Ardell Anderson, Jack Johnson, Gordon Fleming, Coach Dedrickson. President ................... Ardell Anderson Vice-President .... . . . .T im Richards Secretary-Treasurer . . . . Garry Marcellus News Reporter . . . . . J'3Ck.T0h1'1S0l'l Jfcunecanung fivwfw Ba.!V,cta-jun 92. C. 96. S. TOP: POLIO QUEEN - Karen ATTENDANTS - Junior Lorraineg Sophomore Lyndag Freshman Patty, MIDDLE: F.H.A. KING - Harley F. F,A, SWEETHEART - Kay Ann BOTTOM: QUEEN OF PEP - Karen KING OF SPORTS - Garry 'AH' , - D .700 Sea JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET AND PROM A large sunken ship, rippling water, and the whispering of fish greeted the seniors and fac- ulty as they found themselves Under The Sea at the Junior-Senior Banquet, April 27. The hall decorations were beautiful with shades of green and blue crepe paper streamers and brightly colored fish. A deep sea diver and mermaid appeared to be swimming above a treasure chest of jewels at the center of the stage. The following sophomores served as waiters and waitresses: Ed Parkens, K. Davis, Ronnie Marcellsu, Alfred Richards, Bill Buckendorf, Douglas Halligan, Gae Morton, Lynda Gorball, Ruth Huston, LaDeane Moore, Joyce Anderson, and Judy Bussinger. Hat check girls were Ioan Sandall and Joyce Rumbaugh. Ioan McClurg served as toastmistress for the occasion. PROGRAM Midst the Fishes QUEEN NEPTUNE Exalted King AN OLD KING FISH Rippling Rhythm FISHY BUNCH Memories in a Sea Chest BLOW FISH A Lot of Song STAR FISH Into Other Currents QUEEN NEPTUNE ' Dance Like Mad ?M' as R. C. H. s. ACTIVITIES 1955-56 E' First place Homecoming Float. Congratulations LaNita! I Hep 1-2-3-l ! Junior Class Play. What they go through -- Freshman Initiation. Our faithful mothers. Put out that fire! - Pep Rally. The planting of the spruce. - U. N. Day. 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SCORES Bassett 0 Bassett 6 Bassett 6 Bassett 26 Bassett 6 Bassett 12 Bassett 20 Bassett 20 Total 96 Ewing O'Nei11 Ainsworth Springview Rushville Valentine Atkinson Stuart Total SECOND TEAM BACK ROW: Jerry Maurer, Lee Gorball, Larry Heyne, Charles Anderson, Brad Alderman, Jim Panzer, Ronnie Marcellus, Dick Bower, Coach Welfring. SECOND ROW: John Panzer, Gary Haszard, Lowell Omaek, Neal Stewart, Bill Sanger, David Swanson, David Henderson. FRONT ROW: Rob Richards, Bob Billesbach, Jerry Overman, K. Davis, Charles Shaw. SCORES Bassett Valentine Bassett O'Neil1 Bassett Ainsworth Bassett Valentine Bassett Ainsworth Total 55 i. Total Hhwket FIRST TEAM BACK ROW: Ronnie M., Larry M., Gordon F., Vernon G., Ronnie S., Leo ., Jim S., Harley G. . Arde11A. , Coach Welfring. FRONT ROW: Iirn R. , Jack I. , Garry M. , Alfred R. , Larry H. SCORES Bassett Burwell 46 Bassett Long Pine 57 Bassett Valentine 62 Bassett Ainsworth 54 Bassett Valentine 72 Bassett Springview 43 Bassett O'Nei11 45 Bassett Atkinson 62 Bassett Springview 60 Bassett Ainsworth 75 Bassett Stuart 69 Bassett O'Nei11 64 NCNC TOURNEY Bassett Atkinson 45 Bassett Ainsworth 71 Bassett Stuart 51 CLASS B TOURNEY Bassett O'Nei11 56 Bassett Bassett Bassett Bassett Bassett Bassett Bassett Bassett Bassett Bassett Bassett Bassett Bassett Bassett SECOND TEAM FOURTH ROW: David S. , Rob R., Gene C. , Gene G. , Peter T. THIRD ROW: Jerry H. , John P. , Harry P, , Jack D., Duwayne S. S ECOND ROW: Bob B, , Bill S. , Jerry O. , Garry H., Charles S. FIRST ROW: Douglas H. , Nick L. , Harold Mc. , Lonnie N. , Lee G. , Coach Dedrick- son. SCORES 30 Burwell 27 46 Long Pine 10 31 Valentine 17 43 Ainsworth 36 23 Valentine 29 l'7 Springview 39 33 O'Neill 31 29 Atkinson 18 25 Springview 30 41 Ainsworth 30 26 Stuart 44 FRESHMAN-SOPHOMORE TOURNEY 45 Atkinson 34 43 O'Neil1 41 61 Valentine 43 .7 Two-mile Relay Team Harley, Ernie, Ronnie, and Don fnot picturedy Garry -High Hurdles Set School Record 15.4 Jim Gu Charles Pole Vault AIN SWORTH INVITATIONAL lst . . . Ainsworth 71 2nd . . . Valentine 54 3rd . . . Bassett . 25112 WINNER INVITATIONAL lst . . . Winner . 65 2nd. . . Bassett . 46 3rd . . Platte . 27 112 AINSWORTH DUAL Ainsworth .... .......66 Bassett......... 50 ATKINSON DUAL Bassett ............ 96 Atkinson ..... . . . . . 24 NCNC lst . . Ainsworth 72 2nd . . Valentine 57 314 3rd . . Bassett . 39 314 DISTRICT lst . . Valentine 78 112 2nd . . Ainsworth 68 3rd . . Bassett . 49 STATE lst . . Ainsworth 33 9th . . Valentine 9 17th . . Bassett . 1 lim -Low Hurdles Harry-High Jump 880 Yard Relay Team Marvin, Jack, Ardell, and Garry BACK ROW: Betty, Judy, Joyce, Naomi, La Nita, Kay, Mary,Shirley. SECOND ROW: Shirley. Ioan, Joanne, Flo, Jeaneen, Margaret, Bertha, Leila. THIRD ROW: Getha, Judy, Barbara, Donna, Jeri, Janis, Miss Neubauer. FOURTH ROW: Joyce, Lynda, Kathy, Marcia, Ruth, Judy, LaDeane. FIFTH ROW: Lois, Gae, Ann, Donna, Mary, Karen, Cheryle. FRONT ROW: Marcia, Betty, Patty, Alicia, Lorraine, Deanne. v f I Q. a. a. . , .Y K -f f-uv' The purpose of G.A.A., Girls' Athletic Association, is to promote a high physical efficiency among the girls of R.C.H.S. by fostering an interest in athletic activities. The girls play softball, volleyball, bad- minton and basketball. They have an Initiation Party in the fall and a spring picnic. OFFICERS Naomi . . . . Vice-President LaNita . . . President Alicia . . . Secretary fl U fl el of LEFT TO RIGHT: Patty, Bertha, Cheryle, Janis, Deanne, LaDeane, Lorraine, Lynda, Judy, Adah, Judy, Jeri, Betty, Kathy, Alicia, Marcia, LaNita, Ruth, Gae, Kay. The Volley Ball Team had an excellent season this year. They were the undefeated Con- ference Champions. The team members developed skill in blocking and spiking. They found that slow, well timed playing was essential in winning. The girls showed team spirit all of the way. Those on the bench played the game as hard as those on the floor. The first team girls realized that they would not have been the team they were without the others. The team will be missing two enthusiastic, ambitious seniors: Kay Haskell and LaNita Turpin. LaNita was on the team all four years of her high school. Kay was on the team during her two years at R. C. H. S. The team will miss LaNita's hard spiking and Kay's ability to 're- cover the ball from the net. The team and coach join in saying, Good luck in the future to these two fine Tigerettes. SEA SON'S RECORD Tigerettes 53 Long Pine Tigerettes 28 Valentine Tigerettes 42 Valentine Tigerettes 43 Springview Tigerettes 36 Long Pine Tigerettes 38 Atkinson T igerettes 39 Springview Tigerettes 52 Stuart Tigerettes Finish W ' Season Undefeated f - The Tigerettes finished an undefeated season with a win of 52-15 over Stuart on Feb. 14. The girls played an excel- lent game showing teamwork all of the way. There was some excellent spiking and blocking. Alicia Strate set a record of 22 points, 19 of these were made at one serving turn. Alicia did some fine serving but could not have chalked up so many points without the team recovering for her and backing her up the way they did. The next high server was Janis Buckendorf with nine points. Janis was also captain for the evening. The Tigerettes are now the Conference champs. They will participate in an Invitational Tournament at Atkinson some time in March. The Tigerettes chalked up their third win Friday night in a close and exciting game, a s they overpowered the Badgerettes 28-27. The game was very low scoring showing good defeni sive play on both sides. At half time the score was 18-ll in favor of Valentine. + In the last half the Tiger- ettes came back with a deter- mination to win. The score was 28-25 with 17 seconds left to play. The Badgerettes scor- ed two points and were just ready to serve again when whistle blew. Lorraine McKenney wa captain. High point was Janis Buckendorf nine points. Bertha was next with seven points. -L.. The Tigerettes won Springview with a 39-25 victory. The girls did 801119 fine b ocking and spiking. .Lorraine Mclienney 68.8 hi h high' po' t server with i3 points. 'Ire next highs wasfP01i0 Jams auekeaam-1 with 'ftedby I when final score 10 points, fiirwt .7eam LaNita . Janice , Alicia . Lorraine Cheryl . LaDeane Bertha , Gae . . Kay . . 47 points 44 points 39 points 38 points 38 points 34 points 33 points 33 points 19 points 'M N ----1r--- Resume Of Tigerette - Polarette Volley Boll The Tigerettes marked 1 another win Friday nig when they tangled with t Long Pine Polarettes on Lo Pine's floor. It started out pretty eve with neither side maki: much headway. There was N of spiking and some go The Tigerettes so out in the lead whi held and increased to tl score of 53 - 10. LaDeane Moore was tl high point server with a tot 14 to her credit. LaNi was second high wi High point server for Loi was LaRayne Marv 3 points. The girls also want the boys for yelling. helps to know som behind you. A BALL The Tigerettes met the .1 kinson Balerettes on the hor floor January 26 and roll up another victory. The fir score was 38 to 15. The Bali ettes did an excellent job' and recovering t spikes. Tigerettes did sol strong spiking. Cheryl Bu: endorf was -high point serv with ten points. She was al captain for the evening. S4 ond high point servers we LaNita Turpin and Bert 5, Brown each with seven poin The 'Tigerettes met the Badgerettes on the Tigeret, . . tes home floor. 'Hie Tigerettedf ' 1 left the floor with another. win chalked up on their un- M l ' record. Final score up 1 42-10 in favor of the Tig- A when they w Barth: Rmmn' af in is tweenifhaaauunu ame gm. 'ew 43-25 Tw point servers for Bas-5 Janis Buckendor! ti point servers we tied with Buckendorf lead! Captain was La-sine McK. , I ore, and innninur mundane bsnnixrig Linh nnngonqatntqlq I FM-sz in wl- iism Q: :A ' i-Ha. f -6-4 LJ Y 'sa 15? sv 5 'Qp-if X . L 3 . Yau .V 1 0, V Q- , i - ,, W 955' 45? I1 I qv! NTI g 11:5 . lk' 'I 6 nmmwwammmmi .uw 3, Q W -ff--f' - N-.Jw ' ' f 'H M, 1 -ggi. - -,ll-,lg .sf if el Q6 ae' www, 9 'in 'YK 'Q N -. lm. - . K P9 K A' :L fvf ' 6 xg. fm .. 2 -' ' V- I'-fam ' . s 'ff' ' ,W gjhhimf, Q gin -, 1. fx- '- T 3 3 ' f ? ' V U' f' i .ga J ..- km -iv wif , W Q i f Q j ff K-Mi., . - ,N: , . 5 5 is - v Qs A .. k lk4-f Q ,,, kk v 1 k YL Q. ,QQ Y R L? .Vli. I ,es 'N S ill! '-- 'KIT' 1 I 1 'Q X.. I Q - r v 3' V f ,nw . v n , z f . X n , 1 A I 4 a I V v K Q Q j 5 '. 4 5 is I s L A L 4 W1' .' ? Q 1' . 1. , x .Q A an ' , X W . . ,s Q, . KE. .vi 4 Q 1' 5 Z YQ, , . '-Q ik ' A 1 55524 'L Yi? Qfradehhnal faculty, GENE CLOSSON IOE CHAPMAN Principal - Grades 7-8 Music 1 sem. University of Mary- Doane College A. B. land University of Nebraska Heidelberg, Germany 2 yrs. Wayne State 1 1 1 IVA PATITZ CAROL ANN TIMM LORENE KERNAN ELBERTA HICKS Kindergarten First Grade Second Grade Third Grade Colorado Wgmerpg Wayne State University of Nebraska Wesleyan College Teachers College Nebraska University MARGARET LEWIS MAHALIA HART MARY SHUBERT PATSY V. CHAPMAN Fourth Grade Fifth Grade Sixth Grade Grades '7-8 Southem State Wayne State University of Doane College Teachers College Teachers College Nebraska A.B. Degree I ,n 4-. l - I 1 BACK ROW: Dell Morris, Benny Deweese, Danny Sandall, Bobby Nelson, Doug Minnig, Frankie Snyder, Dickie Hempel, SECOND ROW: Mrs. Iva Patitz, Elaine Faubion, Glenda McGuire, Carol Ann Fritz, Jan Turpin, Joyce Harlan, Joy Iverson, Ronnie Terry. FRONT ROW: Stanley Smith, Louise Niemann, Rosalyn Seale, Joanne Nelson, Pattie Custer, Barbara Clark, Jimmy Fredrickson. film BACK ROW: Cathy Miller, Mona Ruden, Patsy Luehrs, Raymond Panzer, Chuckie Townsend, Kathern Parker, Julia Howells, Steven Rumbaugh, THIRD ROW: Marvin Sandall, Barbara Anderson, Steven Davis, Kathy Jo Hapke, Wayne Henderson, Ricky Stoecker. SECOND ROW: Sally Rodgers, Linda Peacock, Faye Bennett, Beverly Hopkins, Michele Johns, Meradith White, DeAm1a Lanz. FIRST ROW: Alan Hempel, Douglas Parr, Tommy DeVall, David Ratliff, Wayne Hicks. TEACHER: Mrs. C. Timm. Szccuul BACK ROW: Robert Overman, Kerwin Polen, Dennis Arrowsmith, Ronald Boham, Gerold Leuhrs, Darrell Nichols, George Hempel. SECOND ROW: Jeanie Park, Leslie Hutcheson, Mary Jo Bennett, Joan Vetter, Ruby Devall, Beverly Wood, Mrs. Kernon. FRONT: Tommy Mattern, Beverly Custer, Ronald Lund, Eddie Devall, Norma Nelson, Billy Butler. had BACK ROW: Iris Iverson, Harry Pat Arnholt, Earl Strate, Janice Hallgrimson, Kent Lehman, Linda Lee Trousdale, Terry Ratliff, Ronnie Bennett, Beth Tallmage, Mrs. Hicks. SECOND ROW: James Hernpel, Ruth Ann Panzer, Mary Ann Spann, Virgil Nelson, Vernita Hapke, Sue Huffman, Bobby Dorsey, Lonnie Deweese. THIRD ROW: Billy Morris, Judy Shaw, Sandra Carr, Veta Wiley, Sherry Jamison, Lynda Beck- ley, Cheryl Rodgers, Larry Neemann, Joe Nelson, FRONT ROW: Bob Opfer, Alan Little, David Fritz, Eldon Parker, LeRoy Howell, Jerre Custer. ffnwztfn BACK ROW, Left to Right: Jim Nelson, Dick Overman, Robert Van Norman, Robert Stewart, Larry Thomp- son, Tommy Park, SECOND ROW: Karen DeVall, Jerry Grube, Ronald King, Dorothy McGuire, Billy Sol- son, Joyce Nelson. FRONT ROW: Yvonna Haller, Coralie Johnson, Linda Litz, Carolyn Nichols, Sharon Carr, Phyllis Spaulding, Chere Jo Hicks. TEACHER: Mrs. Lewis. fum .M BACK ROW: Larry Peterson, Kenneth Neeman, Kent Estes, James McClurg, Richard Terry, Dexter Halligan, Jerry Weber, David Richards. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Hart, Gene Opfer, Joyce Foster, James Strate, Bill Sybrant, Betty Hebard, Marlowe Polen, Robert Anderson. FRONT ROW: Janet Connell, Linda Shaw, Darlene Vawser, Jan Thompson, Donna Jamison, America DeVall, mth FRONT ROW: Douglas McGuire, Judy Kernan, Mary Huffman, Charlene DeVa1l, Sandra Dorsey,Johnny Stahl. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Schubert, Ruth Bailey, Sandra Van Norman, Mary Alderman, Beth Bennett, Julia Brown. BACK ROW: Kieth Sandall, Charles DeVa1l, Carl Peters, Kenny Reicks, Larry Hapke, Dick Billesbach. S BACK ROW: David Spann, Yngol Haller, Stephen Strand,John I ones, James Bishop, Gene Anderson, Edward Graham, William Tallmage. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Chapman, Mary Lou Ewing, Patsy Grube, J' udy Foster, J' oAnn Buckendorf, Karen Runte, Neta Kaufman, LavonnePolen, Mr. Closson. THIRD ROW: Sharon Bussing- ger, Mary Richards, Joan McGuire, Arleane Hapke, Virginia Barrow, Carol Strate, Susy Mattern, Connie Stahl. FRONT ROW: Victor Nelson, Dan Overman, Tug Phillips, Don Jones, Don Peterson. David Keim, not pictured. Eighth BACK ROW: Jerry Anderson, Lloyd White, George Overman, Gordon Trousdale, Tommy Thompson, Bill Brown. SECOND ROW: Mr. Closson, Lyle Stewart, Gary Gorball, Roy Nelson, Gene J ones, Dudley Halligan, Mike Bussinger, George Luehrs, Mrs. Chapman, FRONT ROW: Beverly Burt, Bonnie Kapperman, Camilla Connell, Betty Opher, Jacqueline Anderson, Betty Jean Lewis. 33cm BACK ROW: Tug Phillips, Don Jones, Danny Overman, Jerold Anderson, Donald Peterson. SECOND ROW: John I ones, Mike Bussinger, Roy Nelson, Gene J ones, Dudley I-lalligan, Gary Gorball. FRONT ROW: Gene Anderson, Tommy Thompson, George Overman, David Spann, Edward Graham, Student Manager, Bill Tallmageg Coach, Mr. Closson. 'U learn BACK ROW: Carol Strate, Sandra Dorsey, Beverly Burt, Jacqueline Anderson, Mary Richards, Betty Jean Lewis, Joan McGuire, Judy Kernan. SECOND ROW: Patsy Grube, Bonnie Kapperman, Betty.Opher, Cam Connell, JoAnn Buckendorf, Judy Foster, Connie Stahl, Mrs. Kernan, Sponsor. FRONT ROW: Susy Mattern, Sandra VanNorman, Karen Runte, Virginia Barrows, Mary Alderman, Ruth Bailey, Sharon Bussinger. Hbp, BACK ROW: Joan McGuire, Beverly Burt, Ruth Bailey, Sandra Van Norman, Beth Bennett, Sandra Dorsey, Mary Ruchards, SusyMattern, SECOND ROW: BettyJean Lewis, Jackie Anderson, Karen Runte, Judy Foster, JoAnn Buckendorf, Patsy Grube, Connie Stahl, Mary Alderman, Mrs. Chapman. FRONT ROW: Linda Shaw, Donna Jameson, Sharon Bussinger, Betty Hubert, Joyce Foster, Jane Thompson, Darlene Vawser, Judy Kernan, Janet Connell. Cheerleaders - Bonnie Kapperman, Cam Connell, Betty Opfer, Carol Strate, President, Beverly Burtg Vice-P resident, Betty Jean Lewis: Secretary-T reasurer, Judy Foster. Hlwp, Hland ALTO SAXOPHONE Dixon Keller Sandra Van Norman Sharon Bussinger Carol Gurney JoAnn Buckendorf DRUMS Douglas McGuire Judy Kernan Jerry Anderson Susy Mattern Stephen Strand Jerry Hazard TENOR SAXOPHONE Beverly Burt CLARINETS Julia Brown Donna Jamison Betty Hebard Kenny Reicks Carl Peters Leila Ammon Carlene Hallgrimson Mary Huffman BARITONE Dick Billesbach Ann Atkinson TROMBONES Keith Sandall Victor Nelson John Jones Doris Sybrant Peter Thieson CORNETS Edward Graham George Overman Carol Srrate Sandra Dorsey Barbara Sybrant Mary Alderman Gene Opher Robert Van Norman BASS Jeri Johnson Janice Buckendorf Donna Carr I N These b as well l....l. oys find the new Chevrolet well b as the out. MARCELLUS CHEVRULET COMPANY g CAR 9' wt youu o s In through this door walk the best people in the World, our customers! Congratulations to the Class of '56 TED BLAKE IMPLEME T C0 Phone 1 3 3 Bassett, Nebraska BASSETT LIVE Took SALE comm Y Sales Every Wednesday Largest Consignment Market in Northwest Thompson-Strand-Larnprecht Col. O'Conne1 and Houten Owners Auctioneers ANDY ANDERSON, Office HOME FURNITURE C0 We're learnin about qualit furniture. 8 Y Phone 300 E. L. ED BILLESBACH Bassett H. W. GALLEHER LUMBER C0. John Deere Implements - Cook's Paint - Coal - Hay Phone 222 Bassett, Nebraska Patsy and Carol know where the food is good. Meet your friends at the IGA SUPER MARKET 'I Lx- 3.5 ' .-. . . P we ' AQ ' 5'y?f't'zi E P , HOSPITAL Harold J. Panzer, M. D. Jack Panzer, Manage? Phone 230W Bassett, Nebraska VALENTINE LIVE 'l'0CKA C'l'l0 COMPA Y Valentine, Nebraska Sales Every Thursday Located in the heart of the cattle country Telephone 56 ,1 THE COMMERClAL BANK of AlNSWORTH S0 saw? Your Friendly Bank nsworth Ne-bra FARMERS LUMBER and SUPPLY C0 Speed Queen Washers Garry knows where to buy the latest in men's fashions. JAMESO 'S Rangeland's Finest Clothing Store Bassett Nebraska HOTEL BASSETT and RA GE CAFE Modern Rooms Bath or Shower Bassett, Nebraska Phone 240 Your home in the Sandhills - Dining Room for private parties I Le E DR. ELMER H. EALE D. D. . A Monday - Friday, 9-12, 1-5 f if Phone 236 Bassett, Nebraska A patient Shirley? ? APEX RANCH MINERAL PATTTZ DEPARTMENT STORE 'E V' 'zti '-'t' 1 -.':- A P E Dry Goods, Hardware, Furniture Maytag Appliances 4 ' HJ i,.. I V frfl .,,,,,:. - -U ri.: R. ,,E'...!.',,EiE - EJ. Phone 217 N 'gi ff . lv.: gf vo: '- Bassett, Nebraska K ,lg l Built especially for Sandhill cattle. APEX MINERAL COMPANY Bassett, Nebraska ROCK THEATRE For the Best in Entertainment Bassett, Nebraska ACES OF RHYTHM M it - The best in dance music Bassett and Ainsworth 1 1 1 1 l l .5 -P -' U I '- '- - -- Rock County Leader Q . iiiiii WW Jgggglg png Pi Q-'Wt Newport, Nebraska Y1'l'i1T'5E 'iff W N J Wx ' kb ll 4 - Quality Printing 64294 It Keeps You Posted ,A D4 R E a I R0CLlifl?E1l!TY M Bassett, Nebraska Groceries - Meat - Vegetables Published in the Heart of the Clothing - Hardware - Notions Sandhill Cattle Country Del and Marie Clifford Buckendorf, Publisher 0' EILL PHO'l'0 CUMPA Y Photographers I Ann Patterson Wm. C. Artus I Mark J. Patterson O. G. Cromwell o Patsy Husmann S Marie Cabalka Kenneth Husmann T MPS- S- Downey, Owner Phone 165W Bassett, Nebraska Remember the Day with Pictures Quality Groceries-Fresh Fruits . . and vegetables-Fresh Meats-Frozen PeI'S01'1a11Zed P0I CI'a1'CU1'G Foods-Locker Service-Rentals- Supplies-Processing Deluxe Photo finishing O'N9iU, Nebraska Betty and Ernie know where to L buy good food. Betty and Marica have been shopping for their new spring wardrobe. Propane Gas Frigidaire Bottle-Bulk Electric Au Leading Brands Appliances Appliances Ladies' Ready-To-Wear I . and Accessories Louis and Doris Buckendorf Phone 215 Bassett, Nebraska ALLB ' IM. B. TBBMP 0 BEAUTY CB TBB BLACK MITBI G Let ug help you with all Hay-Sleds - Branding Chutes your beauty problems. Welding - General Repairing Phone 182 Case Machinery Sid gives Marilyn a finishing comb. Phone 189 Bassett, Nebraska COMMEIlClAL BA K THE A'I'l0 ALBA K of Al WURTH Hans Rohwer, President C. T. Bowen,Vice-President F. W. Skinner, Vice-President Rollin S. Rowher, Cashier I Kyle I. Turner, Asst. Cashier Ainsworth, Nebraska Capital and Surplus 385, 000.00 Loans Chartered 1883 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Bassett, Nebraska i 'ti' ' - ' 0 ' .- e'5 fl p TV' Ther 'On KozY CAFE A 'J is YJ, 's I n1 -A Y V ,X '1l4 Qt ,ea ab0U'f' Steaks -.- tt-.. S? and Chops I I TYW5 Q5 X THE Phone 207 S ,ICE KE 'I' TBA F I ' 35491 ,, Y n '- Bassett, u Nebraska Ainsworth, Nebraska 1 E Daily service to Bassett Your business appreciated A 0 -5, E SHIP BY TRUCK Life, Accident and Hospital Insurance For Insurance That Really Insures See ROY A. FOXWORTHY NEW YORK LIFE AGENT Bassett, Nebraska RRuth knows they sell good, fresh The favorite after school hang-out bread at PARK' BAKERY Bassett, Nebraska VAN NRRMA PHARMACY Bassett, Nebraska The new '56 Plymouth appeals to The Red Robin is a handy Roger, Larry and Gordon. RRHAM GARAGE Chrysler and Plymouth Cars Auto Repairing and Parts Visualiner Front-End Service gas stop for high school buyers RED RORl Ned Shaw Bassett, Nebraska BASSETT CLEANERS ,3' Q Qty . -qggzfikiju X fl' 1 We're as near as your phone Call 156 For the BEST in y GORBALL BODY AND GLASS SHoP , ' fi! 552, ,'- A - fe aff' 'S 'W-s'Tlf J' if 9 Gig? Body and Fender Repair Warren Gorball Phone 170 Located on Highway 20 Bassett, Nebraska Dr Cleaning Bfilflug refreshment ihto play have a Coke , COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. Long Pine, Nebraska BEN FRANKLIN STO RE ,. I 1 X X ,E 4 5 1 Every Day is Sale Day Phone 321 Bassett, Nebraska W. HAROLD ALLEN Attorney at Law Bassett, Nebraska CLARKS JEWELRY XESQR s xy d Jewelry Watch Repair an Your Business Appreciated BASSETT MOTOR COMPANY Sales and Service Telephone 1 83 ANI Bassett, Nebraska 1 3 P I BENNETT BROS I5 iiwiiff J i I General Contractors Bassett, Nebraska GAMBLES G. E Appliances Hardware Batteries Tires Bassett, Nebraska onmznu. Qnuzcrnxc Refrigerator ROCK COUNTY OIL COMPANY Gasoline Kerosene Lubricating Oil R. P. Coash Bassett, Nebraska VA RIE T Y STO RE JAMES ABDELLAH Public Accountant W W Bassett Nebraska Bassett Nebraska L Evalyn Bair 1 REYNOLDS AND SON NATIONAL FARM LOAN ASSOCIATION Watchmaker Federal Land Bank Loans and Long Terms Low Rates Jeweler Bassett, Nebraska A Farmer's Organization Brown, Keya Paha and Rock , x'wCH'! Counties 110' 'U ' 1'2 T 'oar 'Qu Harry G. Titus Q Q Q Secretary-Treas. ' T ' W ' ' Q Bassett Nebraska FARMERS UNION comp Congratulations . Cliff Turpin, Manager Commercial feed and fertilizer I Co-op Implements Tires - Gas - Oil - Hot Tractor fuel fa F. L. Hebard Bassett, Nebraska Bassett, Nebraska Phone 2 8 8W cmlb 9 fl ' J' 'lwnutx Class of 1956 ROCK COUNTY IMPLEMENT Allis Chalmers I LJ Baca! ,and.7hebL.93 I Qi L. J. Brown 8: Earl Sybrant Bassett, Nebraska 'LD Paul Lanz Bassett, Nebraska Lloyd R. Sandall Bassett, Nebraska Floyd E. Buoy Bassett, Nebraska Ralph Opfer Bassett, Nebraska Charles Shaw Bassett, Nebraska F.H. Davis Rose, Nebraska Eldon L. Reynolds Bassett, Nebraska Evertt Shaw Bassett, Nebraska Chet Dilsaver Rose , Nebraska R A. E. Roggasch Rose, Nebraska Harold L. Shaw Atkinson, Nebraska Keith Dilsaver Rose , Nebraska XJ Dennis Roggasch Rose , Nebraska QQ M Linda L. Shaw Atkinson, Nebraska Royce Dilsaver Rose , Nebraska TR Donny Roggasch Rose , Nebr. Elmer L. Swanson Bassett, Nebraska lf'N Harold Dover Registered Angus Newport, Nebraska Gina Roggasch Rose , Nebraska ZK Jos, C. Theisen Bassett, Nebraska Ernest Greenfield Newport, Nebraska Mickey Lanz Bassett, Nebraska Kenny Roggasch Rose, Nebraska Jos. C. Theisen Bassett, Nebraska Harry Rumbaugh Rose, Nebraska TS Mr. and Mrs. Harry Titus Bassett, Nebraska Raymond Hendershot Titus Brothers Ray Hendershot Long Pine, Nebraska Rose, Nebraska K E E Springview, Nebraska 1? 2 3 se fi 5 33 25 2 5 I 5 i E' l1f-: W . ' - 1 1 4 1+ '.. 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