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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1957 volume:

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'T v al. .?. .L- I' 91-. M L.. DEDICATION TO MOM AND DAD To you, we, the Seniors of Rock County High, pre- sent this l957 Tiger annual. Without your love, your faith, your counsel, and direction, we would never have reached this point in life. You have given us the determination to say, as Emerson stated: When duty whispers low thou must, The youth replies, 'I can. ' BOARD OF REGENTS Good board members hold the welfare ofthe majority of youth uppermost in their minds in all their deliberations. The board's chief responsibilities are: 1. to develop and improve the educational program, 2, to provide the personnel for staffing the school program, 3, to provide and maintain an educationally efficient physical plant, 4. to secure adequate financial resources, and, 5. to maintain two-way contact with the adult community and the schools. The members of the Rock County Board of Regents make every effort to meet these respon- sibilities. SUPT.'S MESSAGE Congratulations to the 1957 a.nnua1 staff, its sponsor, Miss Neubauer and co-editors, Betty J'o Kapperman and Joan McClurg, This fine annual is a tribute to your ability to work and plan as a group. Also, thanks to the faculty and students who have given freely of their talents, time and energy toward making for another successful year in our academic and activity programs. In the years to come, as you reminisce through this armual, we hope it will help you recall many happy experiences associated with R.C.H.S. YES-WE COME AND GO HAROLD JOHNS Voc. Agriculture F..F.A. i. . aa. W. I. MC CLURG Superintendent Mathematics Guidance GRADY GREENE Music ADAH NEUBAUER English - Library G. A.A. Volleyball Coach BILL DEDRICK SON Social Science Coach . 45- f YQ: F? , W . 'c WHEN DUTY WI-IISPERS LOW NTHOU MUST THE YOUTH REPLIES1 I CAN. Generous, no matter what, Major Subject: English J' unior Play, Senior Play5 Library 3,45 Girls' Glee 25 Square Dance Club 1,2,3,45 F.H.A. 2,3,45 G.A.A. 1,35 Student Council 45 News Reporter 45 Annual Staff S S A Business Manager. BRAD ALDERMAN Studying is easy if you know the right strings to pull. Major Subject: Science and English Class Treasurer 45 Boys' Glee 2,35 Mixed Chorus 35Junior Play, Senior Play5 Square Dance Club 1,2,3,45 F.F,A. 1,2,35 RC. Club 3,45 Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,35 Track 1,2,3, 45 Student Council 35 News Reporter 35 Annual Staff Artist. STANLEY ANDERS Pm back in the saddleagainj' Major Subject: English Boys' Glee 35 Square Dance Club 1,2,3,45 F,F,A. 1,2,3,4, FLO BROWN M' - f wwf , JUDY DAVIS Tiny and talented. Major Subject: English and Science Class Secretary 2g Girls' Glee l,2,3,4g Mixed Chorus l,3,4g Trio 4g Mixed Octet 3g Band 1,2,3,4g Tri-M 1,2,3,4, Vice- President 4g Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Cheerleader 4, Secretary- Treasurer 3g Pep Band 2,37 Dramatics l,2,3,4g One-Act Plays l,2,3,4g Honorable Mention lg Junior Play, Senior Playg National Honor Society 3g Square Dance Club 1,2,3,4, Secre- tary-Treasurer 43 FJ-LA, 1,2,3,4, State Homemaker Degree 33 Recreational Chairman 2, Degree Chairman 3, Vice-President 4g Student Council lg State Music Clinic 4g Annual Staff Social Editorg Girls' State. BERT HA DUVALL Out of reach fellows, she's takml! Major Subject: English G,A,A, 3,45 Senior Playg Lib- rary 4, VERNON GARWOOD Never hurries, never worries. Major Subject: Science, English and Math. Boys' Glee 2,3,4g Mixed Chorus 3,4g Boys' Octet 3g Mixed Octet 3g Band 2,3,4g Tri-M 3,4g Dramatics 1, 2g Junior Play, Senior Play, F. F. A, 1,23 R.C. Club 2, 3,4, Secretary-Treasurer 4: Basketball 1,2,3,4g Track 1,'2,3,4g Student Council 4, President 4: State Music Clinic 4g Boys' State, Annual StaffBusiness Managerg National Honor 4. r JACK JOHNSON Scholar, athlete, and lover. Major Subject: English, Science Class President 4, Vice-President'3g Boys' Glee 3,4g Mixd Chorus 3,45 Boys' Octet 33 Tri-M 3,43 Junior Play, Senior Play: Square Da.nce Club 1,2,3,4g F.F.A. 1,25 R.C. Club 3,4, Reporter 33 Football 2,3,4g Bas- ketball 2,3,4g Track 1,2,3,4g Student Council 2g Annual Staff Sports Editor, Homazorning King. LEE GORBALL I. And I says to myself, 'Sam, this boy's in trouble. ' Major Subject: English and Science Junior Play, Senior Play: Square Dance Club 1,2,3,4g F'.F.A. 1.2.33 R.C. Club 3.4, Vice-President 4g Football 1,2,3,4g Bas- ketball 1,2,3,4g Track 1,2,3,4g Annual Staff Linerary Editor. LARRY HEYNE All generations are danger- our - even this one. Major Subject: English, Science Bays' Glee 2,35 Junior Play, Senior Playg Mixed Chorus 3 Square Dance Club 1,2,3,4g F. F.A. 1,25 R.C. Club 4g Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4: Baskaball 1 Track 1,2,3,4g Student Council 3g Annual Staff Grade School Editor. , Q!!K r BETTY KAPPERMAN Sugar and spice and everything nice5 One of these days she'll be sprinkled with rice. Major Subject: English, Science Class Secretary 35 Girls' Glee l,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 1,3,45 Qlartette 35 Accompanist5 Band l.2,3,4, Presider1t4, Secretary 35 Dance Band lg Tri-M 2,3,4, Secretary 25 Piano Solo l,2, Excellentg Vocal Solo 3, Superiorg Pep Club l,2,3,4, Vice- President 35 Pep Band 1,2,3,45 Dramatics 1,25 One-Act Plays 3,45 Junior Play, Senior Playg Square Dance Club 1,2,3,4, Vice-President 35 F,I-LA. 1,2,3,4, Pianist 2, Song Leader 35 State Music Clinic 35 Vocal Solo 4, Superior5 Annual Staff Co- Editor5 National Honor Society 4, LOIS LUND Quiet, unrufiled, always the sameg like some sweet picture in a picture frame. Major Subject: English Girls' Glee 1,2,35 Library 3,45 Square Dance Club 1,25 F .H.A. 1,2,3,45 Annual Staff Typist, Senior Play. JOAN MC CLURG Spare time -- What's that Major Subject: English, Science Class Treasurer 35 Girls' Glee 1,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 1,3,45 Trio 3,45 Triple Trio 1,2,3,45 Sextet 2,35 Accompanist l,2,3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Clarinet Quartet 1,2,3,45 Tri-M 1,2,3,4, Secretary 3, President 45 Clarinet Solo, Exce1la1t3, Superior 1,23 Pep Club l,2, 3,45 Cheerleader l,2,3,45 Dramatics 1,2,3,45 One-Act Plays 1,2,3,45 Best Acress 35 Honorable Mention 25 Junior Playg Senior Playg National Honor Society 35 Square Dance Club 1,2,3,45 F,H,A. l,2,3,4, Historian 2, President 3, State Degree Chairman 4, District Publicity Chairman 35 Student Council lg State Music Clinic 3,45 Annual Staff Co- Editor5 State Homemaker Degree 35 National Convention 3. LORRAINE MC KENNEY Some think the world was made for fun and frolic, so do I. Major Subject: English Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Cheerleader 4, President 45 Junior Play: Saxior Play, Square Dance Club 1,2,3,4g F.H.A. l,2g G.A.A. 1,2,3,4g Volleyball Team 1,2,3,4g Student Council 3, Annual Staff Sports Editorg Queen of Pep. DEANNA MINNIG Thinks much but says little. Major SubJect. English Girls Glee 1 2 3 4 Band 1,2,3,4g Tri-M 3,43 Pep Club 1 2 3 4 Pep Band 3,4g Dramatics lg Junior Playg Senor Play Library 3,4g Square Dance Club 1,2,3,4g F H.A. 1 2 3 4 G A.A. 1,2,3,4g Volleyball Team 3,4g Armual Staff Social Editor. BOB MATTERN The old believe everything, the middle-aged suspect every- thing, the young know every- things! Major Subject: Eng1ish,Science Boys' Glee 1,2,3,4g Mixed Cho- rus 1,3,4g Dramatics l,2,4g One-Act Plays 1,3,4g Honorable Mmtion lg Junior Play, Senior Playg Square Dance Club 1,2,3, 4, Vice-Presidmt 2: F.F.A, 1, 2,3,4, Treasurer 3g Football lg Student Council lg Annual Staff Business Managerg Mixed Double Sextet 4. LARRY MORTON Daddy-O Major Subject: Science Class President lg Boys' Glee 3,45 Mixed Chorus 3, Dramatics 35 Qle- Act Plays 3,4, Honorable Mention 3: J' unior Playg Senior Play: Square Dance Club 1,2,3,4g F.F.A. l,2g RC. Club 2,3,4g Football 1,2,3g Basketball l,2,3,4g Track 1,2,3g Student Council 2, Reporter 2. LEROY OPFER t All I need is spinach. S Major Subject: English Boys' Glee 2,3g Mixed Chorus 2,35 Sax Quartette 3g Tri-M 3, 4, Sax Quartette, Superiorg Band 1,2,3,4g Pep Band 3,45 Junior Playg Square Dance Club 1, 2, 3,43 F,F.A. 1,2,3,4. MARILYN PHILLIPS Pretty to walk with, fun to talk with, nice to be with, too.n Major Subject: English, Social Science Girls' Glee 1,2,3,4g Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4g Sextette 3g Triple Trio 4g Trio lg Band 1,2,3,4, Librarian 3g Clarinet Quartette 3,45 Tri-M 2,3,4g Treasurer 3, Superior 3g Pep Club 1,2,3,4g Pep Band 1,3,4g Drama- tics 1,2,3,4g Junior Play: Senior Playg Square Dance Club 1,2,3,4g F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Degree Chairman 2, Parliamentarian 3, Song Leader 4g One-Act Play 4, Annual Staff Literary Editorg National Honor Society 4, 'S P ALBERT POLEN Major Subject: English Boys' Glee 4g Track 4. I have a voice, but why wear it out. .T ED ROBERTSON A future farmer. Major Subject: English Boys' Glee 3,4g Mixed Chorus 4g Square Dance Club 2,3,4g F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Vice-President 3, Treasurer 4g F.H.A. King. MARVIN REYNOLDS The harder I try, the gooder to be, the worser I am. Major Subject: Social Science and English Boys' Glee 1, 2, 3, 4g Square Dance Club 1,2,3,4g Senior Play: F. F.A. 19203941 213:43 Football 1,2,3,4g Track 1,2,3,4. Tough, but oh so guide. Major Subject: Science and English Class Treasurer 2, Secretary 4: One-Act P1ays4:Junior Play: Senior' Play: Square Dance Club 1,2,3,4, Sergeant-at-Arms 4: F.F.A. 1,2: RC. Club 2,3,4: Football 1,2,3,4: Basketball Studmt Manager 1: Track 1,2,3,4: Studmt Cotmcil 1,4, Vice- President 4: Annual Staff Class Editor, JUDY STEWART I told him not to but he fell for me anyway, Major Subject: English. Class Vice-President l: Girls' Glee 1,2,3,4:MixedChorus 3: Band l,2,3:Flute Quartet 3: Tri- M 3,4: Pep Club 3,4:One-Act Plays 4: Junior Play: Senior Play: Square Dance Club l,2,3, 4: F.H.A. l,2,3,4, Historian 3, Parliamentarian 4, State Home- maker Degree 4: G.A.A. 1, 2: Student Council 2,4, Secretary- Treasurer 4: Annual Staff Class Editor: F.: F, A. Sweetheart: Dramatics 4: National Honor Society 4. LARRY SANG ER ALICIA STRATE Someday I'll find my prince charming, Major Subject: English Class Vice-President 2: Girls' Glee 1,2,3,4: Mixed Chorus 1,3,4: Band 1,2,3,4: Pep Club 2,3,4, Cheer- leader 2,3,4, Vice-President 4: Junior Play: Senior Play: Square Dance Club l,2,3,4: F,H,A, 1: G.A.A. l,2,3,4, Secretary-Treasurer 3: Volleyball Team 1, 2,3,4: Student Council 3, Vice-President 3: Home- coming Queen: Annual staff Typist, 15 BETTY STRELOW She likes people, therefore people like her. Major Subject: English Junior Play Prompterg Senior Playg F,H,A, 1, 2, 4 DUWAYNE THOMPSON Hooked, Lined, and Sunkr' Major Subject: English Boys' Glee 3,4g Mixed Chorus 3,4g Dramatics 23 Senior Playg Square Dance Club 1,2,3,4g F. F,A. 1,2,3,4, Smtinel 3g Grade School Editor. MARLENE THURLOW She wears a smile that won't come off. Major Subject: English and Social Science Junior Play Prompterg Senior Play: F.H.A. 1,45 Annual Staff Typist. BONNIE UTT ER She sighs at many, but loves only one,' Major Subject: English and Social Science Girls' Glee 1,2,3,4g Mixed Chorus 3,4 Baton Twirler 34 Pep Club 1,24 Dramatics 1,2,3,4g One-Act Plays 34 Senior Play 4: Library 3g Square Dance 1,2,3 4 G A.A. 12 Annual Staff Literary Editorg Student Council 2. LEO VAWSER women disturb me not. Major Subject: English and Science. Class President 2, Vice-Presb dent 43 Boys' Glee 2,,4g Mixed Chorus 3,4g Junior Play: Senior Play: Square Dance Club 2,3,4, Sergeant- at- Arms 3 , President 4s F. F.A. 1,2,3,4: R.C. Club 2, 2,3g Football 1,2,3,4, Capta.in4g Basketball 1,2,3,4g Track 1,2,3, 45 Sports King: Annual staff Sports Editor. CLASS OF '57 COLORS: Black and White FLOWER: Red Carnation SPONSOR Miss Joycelyn Blakkolb This above all: to thine ownselfbe true, and ir must follow, as the night the day, Thou canst not then be false to any man. This favorite quotation from our master teacher will remain with us for all time. Shehas given un- seliishly of herself--the many long hours spent with declamatory students--the strain of whipping a play into shape--meeting with a Pep Club committee. Many and varied are her responsibilities. Yet she is always willing to take a few minutes to talk to a student who has a problem. And so as we leave the hill, rna.ny of our fondest memories are of the English classroom where we learned a great deal more than grammar and litera- ture. She shared with us her wonderful philosophy and we say, Thanks, Miss B1akkolb. CLASS OFFICERS President, .Tack Vice-President, Leo Secretary, Brad Treasurer, Larry Sanger SENIOR WILL Being of not so sound minds and not so sound bodies, but pretty good looks, we, the senior class of 1957, bequeath these articles to those we leave behind. To the faculty we leave our blessings and good will for success in handling the future rock 'n rollers of R.C.H.S. To the dear Juniors, we will you our ability to stay out of trouble, good looks, term papers, pencil stubs, seats, and anything else they might find lying around. To the Sophomores we bequeath our brains, ability to roam about the school house, and ability to get along with the fixture Seniors next fall. To the bashful Freshman class we bequeath the schoolhouse map which shows the shortest routes to all points in the schoolhouse, track, football field, and gymnasium. We hope this chart will aid you in avoiding any teachers who sometimes lurk around the corners -- especially note how all paths lead away from the office. Mervin, Marvin, Tiny Reynolds wills his ability to come to school late to Bonnie Kapperman. Larry Sanger wills his Elvis haircut to Robert Porter. Bertha DeVall wills her long, black hair to Janis Buckendorf. A letter a day keeps Marlene Thurlow on her way! My man's an army man, is her slogan. Duwayne Thompson wills his Mercury to Ronnie Marcellus, that he might have a good car to drive. Jed Robertson wills his deep bass voice to Jerry Anderson. Joan McClurg willsher good grades to anyone who is willing to study for them. Judy Davis wills her petite figure to Leila Ammon. Vernon Garwood wills his ambition and self-control to Jim Spann. Alicia Strate wills her front false tooth to Mary Smith in case she loses hers. Lee Gorball wills his eighth period slips to anyone with a lot of time on their hands. Judy Stewart wills the circles under her eyes -- natural ones, of course -- to Joyce Anderson. Betty Strelow wills her always ready smile to Judy Lanz, Stanley Anders wills his yellar run-over, unpolished cowboy boots to Janet Hutton, so she will be able to hear their familiar sound, long after he's gone. Betty Jo Kapperman wills her position on the annual staff to Judy Bussinger, that she might put her literary talents to work. Larry Heyne wills his -- knight -- night -- life to Glenn Miller. Brad Alderman wills his nickname Bones to Jerry Maurer. Deanna Minnig wills her shy, quiet, and sweet ways to Kay Cross. Flo Brown wills her first hour in the llbrary to anyone who is wide aiough awake to read or remember the alphabet. Lois Lund wills her pickup to Connie Barrow, that she will no longer have to walk. Marilyn Phillips wills her wiggle and giggle to Irene Nolles. Jack Johnson will.s his athletic ability to Bill Brown. Butch Morton wills his howling little monster to some dedicated spinster. Bob Mattern wills his giggle to Neal Stewart. LeRoy Opfer wills his baritone sax to anyone who is willing to carry it, Bonnie Utter wills her engagement ring to anyone who thinks they could get it off her finger. Lorraine McKinney wills her volleyball ability to Gordon Trousdale. Leo ithe lion-hearted -- alias, the woman killer -- alias, Romeo -- alias, oh well, that's enough for nowy wills all this to George Leuhrs. SENIOR PROPHECY The Time: 1977 The Place: R. C. Heights What's that weird solmd that the fair citizens of the city of Bassett hear? Why it's the class of 1957 coming in on the rocket ship XZ57. They landed at the Rocket Space Fort on R. C. Heights. The first one off the ship for the class reunion is Brad Alias Bones alias Badly Bradly Alderman. Well, what's the matter with poor ole Brad? Oh, Iguess he just had another accident. He slipped out of the space ship and hung suspended by the skin of his teeth until Tiny Reynolds finally came to his rescue. Anley Standers-oh- I-mean -- Stanley Anders is next. He's still wearing those yellar cowboy boots, his curley, although rather thin hair, has been transformed into a flat-top. My, who is this raving beauty emerging? Why it's Flo Brown! They tell me Flo has been supervising a nursery school, but she certainly doesn't seem to have any gray hairs over it. Now who are these four tiny children emerging! There certainly must be a misfit someplace. This is a chartered ship for only '57 Seniors. Why am I seeing correctly? Judy is one of them! Oh, so those are the Johnson triplets. My she must be a proud mother! Oh, and here comes a gray headed old man, but you can't mistake that build, it must be Jack. And so, we've taken care of the Johnson family.. Bertha DeVal1 has seriously taken up wrestling. She got so much practice at the Senior play rehearsals that she decided to make it her profession, She really rnan-handles that husband of hers. There seems to be a pause in the line-up, oh, here he comes -- Vernon Garwood, late as usual. He's even slowed Joan down, they are raising some very intelligent doctors and social workers. My the breeze has come up! Oh, it's just Lee Gorball flying by in his diamond studded Cadillac. They tell me Lee has really profited from being a confirmed bachelor. All the rich old maids are still offering him millions to put them out of their misery. Larry Heyne didn't need to hop aboard the rocket ship. He just hitch-hiked up from Stuart. His old '54 Yellow Chevy finally gave up a.nd he just decided to settle down there in Stuart, as Shirley was Ready, Betty Kapperman Marcellus has come up the hill from the Chevy garage. She is secretary to her dear hubby. She seems to lead a contented life and is prompting her children how to get along in the old R.C.H.S., as well as she did, Another career girl emerges from out of the rocket. Lois Lund is the very capable private secretary to a rich Wall Street tycoon. lncidentally, his name is Wallingford Wellington Wells, J r., girls. According to Lois he isn't an old buzzard, either! From California and U.C.L.A. oomes our college commercial teacher, Bob Mattern. He followed the old slogan Go west young man, go west. Lorraine McKinney gave up the profession of secretary and is now coaching her own profes- sional volleyball team. Che of her star players is Klondike Nell alias Alicia Strate. Deanna Minnig is teaching little native childreninSouth Africa. On her days off she becomes a Big White Hunter. When we wrote her of the reunion her answering telegram stated: Bongol Bongo! I don't want to leave the Congo! Butch Morton has gone into the movie producing business. His latest movie is another of the series Gunsmoke, This one is entitled Matt Morton Rides Again. LeRoy Opfer, who comes next, is very proud of his special rocket as he was chief engineer on the building of it. He got his start at Arnholt's Service Station. Mademoiselle Marilynski Phillipski, the former Marilyn Phillips, flew all the way from Stalinski, Siberia where she is American Ambassador. She is including in this trip her annual Good Will Tour. Mervin, Marvin, Tiny Reynolds comes limping off next. He threw such a wicked shot at his last crap game in Las Vegas that the table broke his leg. He quit trucking for his Dad and took up gambling because he thought there would be more of a future in gambling. And now Jed and Joyce Robertson. My what a cute couple. They are happy out on the home- stead raising Future Farmers. Larry and Judy Sanger look a little out of place in their Alaskan furs. Larry drives dog sleds, you know, St. Bernards with kegs arotmd their necks, for a living while Judy stays home, cooks her Eskimo pies and keeps the igloo warm. Why, here comes dear Betty Strelow, the world-famous beautician. Her motto is A swirl, a curl, and look like a pearl. She's promised all the women a free demonstration. Bonnie Utteriyes, Isaid Utterly and DuWayneThompson now emerge. She has her engagement ring polished every six months. Bonnie has advanced in the capital and is now private secretary to the governor. Duwayne has advanced at Boeing's Aircraft in Witchata, too. He made his own private jet to go to Lincoln to see Bonnie more often. Now emerging from the rocket ship are Mr. and Mrs. Leo Vawser. Ruth finally tamed Leo down. They're living in Los Angeles where Leo plays football with the Rams. On days when he's not practicing or playing you will see him on crutches. That's what football does for ya! he says. Marlene Thurlow, the glamorous secretary to Mrs. Brown, the local welfare director walks in now. She gave up Jerry and is now writing a book called HOW TO BE A SPINSTER AND LIKE IT. Her last book was WHERE TO MEET ELIGIBLE BACHELORS. It was not a success. AUTOGRAPHS fs S ,,,., ...fund vip-4 ,,..--..- A Shirley Pickenpaugh Alfred Richards Joyce Rumbaugh Ioan Sandall Elizabeth Slattery Mary Smith I im Spann Neal Stewart Carolyn Thurlow Getha Vetter Marcia Weber Rnrh Whirn Jerry Maurer Glenn Miller John Panzer TQ, J' at 8 , I Leila Ammon Erva Barnes Mary Lou Beck , V Barry Brogan 'j' L- Janis Buckendorf Kennith Buoy Betty Bussinger G r 'rrr G Donna Carr P ,f ' . b FSH. - Sharon Conrad 5 if J G Gene Cosgrove ' H A lzul Richard Cosgrove all Ifj i x Tim, Judi Cross 'fy' its K Helen DeVall Joyce Dugger Gene Greenfield Carol Gurney Shirley Halstead , Garry Haszard Q Mary Huston r, r Janet Hutton ',,., , J, Q .J it 'ggi J :ig 'f Dixon Keller J . taL,, B Jerry Kaup L E , I V Judy Lanz S f L it Maw. Nick Lyman e as 'F ft' x 31 .J Q ? . I Alma Shald J .Q Hazel Shaul 5 1 J A ' W J f1,,,. , , I fs :L.- A W I 3 is Charles Shaw ' ,' ' ' QQ' 1 J - ,' Linda Shaw fi! V. li , A- or DuWayne Slattery H X 4 N Larry Stahl ., is M - 1 V U ra L '1' as 1, 'O David Swanson 5 Arlo Sybrant ' VW ' I E I kr 5 ,M Barbara Sybrant Doris Sybrant RQ P .-0, 'Quill Patty Terry ' 'av' as ,QYQ Peter Theison tss.g,,aq .t,,L.,,,- A gi as 'E 'wi A 1- SOPHO ORE CLASS Carlene Hallgrimson James Hallgrimson Marcia Peters Robert Richards Bill Sanger PETERS Duane Emerson Gary Gorball Bonnie Kapperman Bill Koenig Winnie Krietman LeRory Nelson Betty Opfer Carol Pickinpaugh Robert Porter Karen Robertson Jim Saar Lyle Stewart Roy Stewart Linda Sybrant Tommy Thompson Gordon Trousdale Lloyd White Jacqueline Anderson Jerry Anderson Kay Anderson John Boswell Leslie Brogan Bill Brown Kelly Burt Beverly Burt Gary Bussinger Mike Bussinger Camilla Connell Kay Cross FRESHMAN CLASS Marvin Haight Edwin Hall Dudley Halligan Charlotte Halstead Dean Hasch Merlin Helm Elaine Hendershot Gary Hubert George Luehrs Delores Mc Millan Darlene Moore Op Ute 1. OM jerry ES., CLASS OFFICERS iv' Ruth 9 wen vfesidenu . L0 ' 5 ct?-ww - e . ' -vsesidem . Nxarflla' . ,vwe SUNxOYsiSgeasu:et: V-Onme H O R L. I P n Ind rehde a, VI. HUM Ce.p r, F 631' Wejghzqdellti jud- . I S 1' S DO'7SOr ecfetary . I Da Pj d, 7, teas - FRESHMEN: Bonn John, Vice-Preside Neuba uer, Sponsor. X A H505 bbs I SPO Nu- T U g n ie, Secretary-Treasurer: nt: Gar ' y, Presxdents Miss STUDENT COUNCIL STANDING: Mr. Tubbs, Harold McGuire, David Swanson, Charles Shaw, Roy Nelson, J' ohnnie Boswell, J im Cosgrove, SEATED: CarleneHa1lgrimson, J' oyce Rumbaugh, Kathy Jamison, Flo Brown, Larry Sanger, Vernon Garwood, J' udy Stewart, Barbara Sybrant, Cam Connell, and Kay Anderson. If you want to know what's going to take place just ask the Student Council, This legislative body conducted elections, took charge of placing events on the school calendar. Q16 of the biggest events of the year was the sponsoring of the homecoming parade and dance, which took a lot of preparation and thought by all. Christmas season found the Student Council working overtime-- planning a dance and selling holly and mistletoe, All work and no play was not the plan of every day. A delegation attended the Nebraska Association of Student Councils Convention at Lincoln. OFFICERS: Flo, News Reporter: Judy, Secretary-Treasurer: Larry, Vice-Presidaitg Vernon, President, Mr. Tubbs, Sponsor. THEIR WORK IS ALWAYS REWARDED MY I956 57 ACTIVITIES R Wana Fqe glad 771,-4 77,4 Demnadw 1:5614-zq 2044114 7Z4tc2uzalWanoz BAND THE BAND GOES BAND OFFICERS President, Betty Jo Vice-President, Judy Secretary, Lynda Lb-L--1. Librarians, Kay. Ioan Director, Grady Greene ASSISTANT DIRECTORS Betty Jo Kapperman Joan Sandall CORNETS Bill Buckendorf Bonnie Kapperman David Spann Tug Phillips Barbara Sybrant TROMBONES Vernon Garwood Jim Spann Peter Thiesen Marcia Peters Doris Sybrant BELLS Cam Connell BARITONE SAXOPHONE LeRoy Opfer T ENOR SAXOPHONE Judy Bussinger ALTO SAX OPHONES Bob Billesbaugh Sandra Van Norman FRENCH HORNS Betty Opfer Gorden Trousdale Cheryle Buckendorf MARC!-IING ALONG CLARINETS Joan McC1urg Marcia Weber Lynda Gorball Deanna Minnig Alicia Strate Ioan Sandall Karen Runte Carlene Hallgrimson Mary Huffman DRUMS Betty Kapperman Judy Davis Joyce Anderson FLUTES Joan McGuire Kay Cross BARITONES Ruth Huston Dick Billesbaugh Ann Atkinson BA SS CLA RIN ET Marilyn Phillips 'YEL ff' . lui MODERN MUSIC MASTERS oN . 'Y 8 QONQ' 122049 OFFICERS President, Joan McC1urg Vice-President, Judy D, Treasurer, Lynda Secretary, Marcia Historian, Joan S. 9- 5.. , 3 30595951 9 V9 -NW wg.: YAQQX cvs. Soigoil 6 o0'yha-going.. X159 -339' ack' Y-' 99300 WO' Co A34 NIV 96X N205 XJ We, members of the Rock County High School music departmait, in order to foster a greater and continued interestin solo, ensemble, band, orchestral, and choral performance, to encourage better and more dis- criminating habits in listening to and in the performance of musical literature, to provide wider and more frequent opportunities for personal musical expression in the schools, churches, civic organizations, and social service clubs of our community, to increase and advance the spirit of good music and musical knowledge and further the reputation of our school as a music centerg do ordain, establish and accept this constitution of Modern Music Masters. MAIORETTES Bonnie Utter, Mary Huston, Patty Terry, Mary Smith, Cam Connell INSTRU MENTAL GROUPS Clarinet Quartet Trumpet Trio Brass Sextet VOCAL ENSEMBLES Trio A n.-nn M Boys' Quartet Mixed Quartet Tr1p1e Trio Trio B Sextet ' ' Mixed Octet Girls' Quartet -1. . fr' .4 - Trio C DISTRICT MUSIC CONTEST ENTRIES Q 1 1 in su,--V A b its t E gi? A J ph Connie i Bi if Betty Joan Mr. Greene, Director RATINGS INSTRUMENTAL SOLOS Bill Buckendorf. . . Trumpet. . . Superior Ioan McClurg. . . Clarinet. . . Superior INSTRUMENTAL GROUPS Clarinet Quartet. . . 5l1D6l'i01' Brass Quartet. . . Superior Band. . . Excellent I A Janis, Marcia Betty, Joan Accompanists: VOCAL SOLOS Connie Barrow. . . Good Betty Io Kapperman. . . Superior VOCAL GROUPS Girls' Trio A. . . Superior Girls' Trio B. . . Excellent Triple Trio. . . Superior Girls' Glee. . . Excellent Mixed Chorus. . . Good MIXED GLEE GIRLS' GLEE BOYS' GLEE 1ST SOPRANOS Ann Atkinson Connie Barrow Cheryle Buckendorf Cam Connell Carlene Hallgrimson Shirley Halstead Kathy Jamison Betty Kapperman Marcia Peters 2ND SOPRANOS Leila Ammon Clea Rae Brown Mary Lou Beck Beverly Burt Donna Carr Carol Gurney Charlotte Halstead Elaine Hendershot Twilla Kaufman Joan McClurg Delores McMillan Irene Nolles Betty Opfer Joan Sandall Mary Smith Patty Terry Getha Vetter Beth White PARTS ALTOS Joyce Anderson Janis Buckendorf Betty Bussinger Judy Bussinger Kay Cross Judi Cross Judy Davis Joyce Dugger Lynda Gorball Mary Huston Bonnie Kapperman Winnie Kreitman Shirley Kreitman Judy Lanz Karen Lanz Deanna Minnig Darlene Moore Marilyn Phillips Karen Robertson Joyce Rumbaugh Linda Shaw Judy Stewart Alicia Strate Barbara Sybrant Doris Sybrant Linda Sybrant Bonnie Utter Marcia Weber TENORS Jerry Anderson Edwin Hall Jerry Kaup Bob Mattern Robert Porter Peter Theisen Gordon Trousdale BARITONES Vernon Garwood Dixon Keller Roy Nelson Jim Sarr Chuck Shaw DuWayne Thompson BASS K, Davis Gary Gorball Albert Polen Jim Spann Leo Vawser PEP BAND MAIORETTES Left to Right, Bonnie Utter, Mary Huston, Patty Terry, and Mary Smith. BACK ROW, Left to Right Peter, Marcia, Bonnie, Bill. SECOND ROW: Ruth, Dick, Judy, Bob. THIRD Row: Mr. Green, Marilyn, Marcia, De- anna. FRONT ROW: Betty Jo, LeRoy, Betty, Joyce, and Ioan. Student Directors, Betty Io Kapperman and Joan Sandall. ALWAYS ON THE BEAT PEP CLUB Patty, Clea. I udy. Bev- LAST Presldent Lorraine McKenny Vice Presxdent A11c1a Strate Secretary Treasurer Ruth Huston WE ARE LOYAI. TO YOU R C HIGH INFANTA Contest Play Judy Bussinger Judy Davis Judi Cross Joan Sandall Bill Buckendorf ONE - ACT PLAYS FOREVER JUDY Larry Sanger Betty Kapperrnan Marilyn Phillips K. Davis Kathy Jamison SPLINT FOR A BROKEN Judy Stewart Bob Mattern Johnny Boswell Betty Bussinger Carlene Hallgrimson Kay Anderson THE RUNNING TIDE Joan McC1urg Bonnie Utter Larry Morton Neal Stewart LOCAL CONTEST WINNERS Best Actor. . .Johnny Boswell Best Actress. . .Judy Bussinger Honorable Mention. . .Judi Cross Kay Anderson HEART SPLINT FOR A BROKEN HEART FOREVER JUDY THE RUNNING TIDE INFANTA DISTRICT SPEECH CONTEST ENTRIES ONE-ACT PLAY Infanta Rating. . . Superior LeBossu . ..... ..... I udy Bussinger Dorothea ............ . Joan Sandall The Duchess of Albuquerque ...... Judy Davis Count Severe de Compaigne .... Bill Buckendorf Judy Bussinger was selected as superior actress in the Class A division. L A V . G' xv 'X ,.....aai CAM CONNELL BOB MATTERN VERNON GARWOOD Poetry Reading Radio Newscasting Original Oratory Rating. . . Superior Rating. . . Excellent Rating. . . Good iii' is JOAN MC CLURG JOAN SANDALL JUDY BUSSINGER Extemporaneous Interpretive Oratory Interpretive Reading Speaking Equality Under the Law Over Father's Dead Body Rating. . . Superior Rating. . . Superior Rating. . . Excellent STRANGER IN THE NIGHT J03-l1..... Marilyn .... Vernon . . . Butch. . Bonnie . . . Larry H. . . Deanna . . Bob .... Marlene. . . Duwayne. . . Alicia . . . Betty S. . . .ToanS. .. Neal... K .... Ronnie. . . Ruth .... Lynda... . Marcia. . , . Bill. . . Jim. . . Connie. . . .TudyB. . . SENIOR PLAY CAST .....Sylvia Lee, manager of gift shop. . . . .BettyJo . . . . Mable Crane, her enthusiastic partner . . . . . . Judy D. , , , . , Grant Terry, ambitious news reporter . . . . . . . . . . . Jack . . ,J', T, Rutledge, retired business executive . . . . Larry Lee .....Ve1daStevens,J.T'ssecretary..... .....Lois . . . . . .Clifford Newkirk,bashfu11aw student, . . . . . . . . . . .Leo . . Nona Pollard, romantic-minded elevator operator . . . . . . Judy S. . . . Eddie Beach, livelyand alert hotel bellhop . . . . . . Rose Jordan, successful business woman . . . . . . . . .SamFisk.hote.ldetective. . . . . . . . . . Marcella Bender, physical culture instructor . . . . . . . .SandraKing,ladywrestler. . . . . . JUNIOR PLAY CAST . . . . .Stella Piper, zealous mother. . . . . . .Webster Piper, her hard-working husband . . . . .. Vicki Piper, youthful ball of fire . . . . . . .Andy Piper, popular high school senior. . . . . Hal Russell, the chap with seisational ideas . . Mrs. Odessa Ferguson, wealthy collector of Indian relics . . . . . Dudley Ferguson, distressingly cultured. . . . . . , . .J', T, Butterworth, mayor of the town. . . , . . ,Miss Todd, owner of a style shop .,,, , , Daisy Laveme, retired circus performer . . . ... . . Jean Sterling, attractive and likable teenager .... Betty Eastman, a breezy, talkative girl of sixteen .... ...,Flo ...,Brad . . . Lorraine . . .Bertha ..LaDeana ... Neal ..Kathy .. . . .K . . .Ronnie . . .JoyCeR. . . ..ToyceA. ..Chery1e Bill . .Clea . .Irene MY LITTLE OSCAR LIBRARY BACK ROW: Joyce R., Twilla, Betty C., Betty S., Getha, Bertha B., Bertha D., Miss Neu- bauer, Deanna, Clea Rae, Carolyn. SEATED: Ann, Joyce A., Kathy, Flo, Lois, Beth and Irene. A Goon BOOK IS THE Bzsr FRIEND DRAMAT ICS tr fil- STANDING: Cam, Janis, Bonnie, Ioan Mc., Vernon, Carlene, Joan S., Judy B., Miss Blak- kolb. SEATED: Jerry, Marilyn, Bonnie U., Judy D., Bob, and Judy S. tlevwdoawuldofmakkletw SQUARE DANCE CLUB ,, . - F Presrdent , . . QQ Vice-President , . , Sergeant-at-Arms . . Sergeant-at-Arms , , Left to Right: I ack Larry I udy Leo Secretary-Treasurer , , Alicia -gn-41 ., rv., .V,.. ...WM ..,.. ., ' W- , i 1,,f?'f,:1fmw , Leo Vawser Alicia Strate . Judy Davis Jack Johnson Larry Sanger 'N w ORIENTAL GARDENS bs.. ,f4- Rx Transformed into an Oriental garden for the evening, the gym was decorated with Chinese lanterns, hanging from the false-ceiling. Cherry trees bloomed everywhere and the entrance to the dining area was through a pagoda arch. Sophomores who served as waiters and waitresses were: Bob Billesbach, Janis Buckendorf, Betty Bussinger, Judi Cross, Shirley Halstead, Gary Haszard, John Panzer, Bill Sanger, Charles Shaw, David Swanson, Linda Shaw and Patty Terry. The coat check stand was managed by Barbara Sybrant and Nick Lyman. Judy Bussinger served as toastmistress for the occasion. FIH QAQ FRONT ROW: Joan M., Barbara, Marilyn, Ruth, Joyce, Judy D., Joan S., Carlene, Judy S., Marcia, Erva, Betty B., Cheryle. SECOND ROW: Joyce, Carol, Deanna, Betty Jo, Leila, Sharon, Carol P., Jackie, Winnie, Shirley, Beverly, Charlotte, THIRDROW: Mary, Betty C., Lynda, Betty S., Marlene, Delores, Karen, Kathy, Ann, Lynda G., Lynda S., Elaine, Janis, Judi, Patty, Betty O., Twilla. FOURTH ROW: Doris, Alma, Mary H., Flo, Beth, Beth, Joyce, Kay, Shirley, Cam, Bonnie, Kay A.. Getha, Lois, Darlene. OFFICERS STANDING: Barbara, Pianist, Betty B., Program Chairman, Judy D., Vice-President, Joan S., Presideitg Carlene, Secretary, Judy S., Parliamentarian. SEATED: Erva, Recreation Chairman, Joyce, Treasurer, Marcia, Publicity Chairman, Mrs. MoC1urg, Advisor, Ruth, Historian, Cheruel, Degree Chairman, Marilyn, Song Leader, Joan M., State Degree Chairman. We are the Future Home- makers of America. We were or- ganized as a charter chapter in 1946, along with the national and state organizations. We have beenable to achieve many honors in serving our chapter, home, school, and com- munity. We have received the honor chapter award for seven successive years by carrying out numerous in- ternational, national, state, and local projects. We received another honor at the State F.H.A. ConventioninMarch when Joan Sandall was elected to serve as State Publicity Chairman for the year 1957-1958. JUNIOR DEGREES STATE DEGREES CHAPTER DEGREES The purpose of the Junior Homemaking Degree is to give girls opportunity to grow as anindivldual, a member of the chapter, the home, the school, and the community. The purpose of the Chapter Homemaking Degree is no givegirls opportunities to interpret F.H.A. I0 others and further grow as an in- dividual, member of the chapter, home, school, and community. The purpose of the State Home- maker Degree is to develop girls into a well- rolmded personality. This degree may be evaluated by its four general goals: a, Personal development b, lrbmemaking skills c, School goals i d. Plans for the future F. F. A. 9' 1 OFFICERS President .... ....... . . .LowellOamek Vice-President . . . . .Tim Cosgrove Secretary . . . . . . Jerry Kaup Treasurer . . . . .Ted Roberston Sentinel . . . , David Swanson Reporter . . . . . . .Terry Maurer Sponsor ............. Mr. Harold .Tohns ,, LEARNING T0 noff BACK ROW: Al, Bill, Stanley, Leroy, Garry H., Dudley, Al, Dean, Jerry, Duane, Dwayne T., Rob, Leo, Boyd, Bill S., John P., Mick, Gordon, Glenn, Jim, CENTER ROW: Mr.Johns, Blaine, Roy, Jerry A., Lloyd, Kenny, Les, Lyle, Roy, Marvin, Dick, Gene, Arlo, Garry, Dick K., Robert, Dwayne S. FRONT ROW: Garry B., K, Davis, Gene, David, Jed. .Terry K., Lowell, Jim, Jerry, Bob, John, Charles. IUDGING TEAMS TRACTOR MAINTENANCE TEAM Charles Shaw and David Swanson. David was Blue Ribbon Winner individually. Team was Red Ribbon Winner at State Contest in Lincoln. POULTRY .TUDGING TEAM David, Gene, and- Charles. Charles was Blue Ribbon Winner. David was 'Red Ribbon Winner. Team placed fifth in State Con- IBSI. LIVESTOCK IUDGING TEAM Lowell, Jed, Al, and Johnny. Third Place in Swine and Ninth Place in all Classes of livestock at Sioux City Invitational. Red Ribbon Winner in State Contest. DAIRY CATTLE IUDGING TEAM Johnny, Al, Jed, and Lowell. Red Ribbon in State Contest. MACHINERY TEAM Jim, K. Davis, and Dick. Jim was a White Ribbon Winner. Team was Red Ribbon Winner at State Contest. MEATS IUDGING TEAM Dick, Jim, and K. Davis. President, Leo Vawser Vice-President, Lee Gorball Secretary-T reasurer, Vernon Garwood R. C. CLUB FRONT ROW: Iack Johnson, Brad Alderman, Leo Vawser, Lee Gorball, Vernon Garwood. ss - ' ' COND ROW. B111 Dedrickson, Marvln Reynolds, Harold McGuire lim Spann La H f . ITY Sime- BACK ROW: Boyd Larson, ,Tim Panzer, Ronnie Marcellus, Larry Sanger, Al Richards. Reporter, Brad Alderman Sponsors, Bill Dedrickson Otto Welfring pwadledeqa4emtle2.6. HOMECOMING ROYALTY 11 'fy sweqa fo ka was DDQ-,,,1 396- 317 Q 949' dz sv ar Md 0' 'Ye X: .Vqe Q7 E Jack Johnson and Alicia Strate all . Mc 0305 Clufe an wa emo 2,1 11 Q 5485 M50 R. C. H. S. ROYALTY 'v.,VNf,wu .Hs l F. H. A. KING. . . led Robertson F. F. A. SWEETHEART. . .Judy Stewart QUEEN OF PEP. . . Lorraine McKenr1ey KING OF SPORT S. . . Leo Vawser NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The greatest honor a high school student may achieve is election to the National Honor Society. Members are chosen on the basis of scholarship, leadership, service, and character. JUDY STEWART VERNON GARWOOD MARILYN PHILLIPS JOAN SANDALL BETTY IO KAPPERMAN RUTH HUSTON 4- i A . ' 41 5, A.. S5 fir i K -i-we , 155 M W' sw s ,. .1 id X XS F' ix 4 Y, ,, gt Q Nxx x 'N -- X uf x M ., , ' V X ,s ki? X ., :E 'Q N Q fx i S 1 A. f K QL 2 lg ? Qfxp ff -. -..-- A' ,,.. ,R . x,,0wi g Q V 1 - me 355 : N I K Q if i f K 1 , Q ' X K s va T K '24 X r .I X KL., fi wr iw suv- K f - E ji jg - . 'lvlC-2zfZfs5'gg4fW,w,.t.av... is 'Q A Lffy., 'V in ,N '-'P jf., Ay, ' ' ffiff fi :ff- , x Qgggg4g xii.-gg' 25-4 -, lv I gf. 1' .4 ' Gag, X-QT-'-5 ' A' wb, U .. If Q , X. 2 45255-I+ ' h , , : , V ' f - '-7' F f 4' , , X 'Q J x ' L' f SA 3 1' 3. 6 k .- .wv' axnwwffym QI ' A , I A . 'ff' I-Q. 1. QS? 5, 7 -' ,fi ' g ' 5,6 'g .-NNT. ' I .5 ggsff ,- x 1,f, g'g. . 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FIRST TEAM Right End, A1 Richards: Right Tackle, Marvin Reynolds, Right Guard, Larry Sanger: Center, Jim Spam, Quarterback, Romie Marcellus, Left Guard, Leo Vawser, Left Tackle, .Tim Panzer: Left End, Brad Alderman, Right Haliback, Jack Johnsong Fullback, Larry Heyne, Left Halfback, Lee Gorball. FOOTBALL SQUAD FRONT ROW: Al Richards, Marvin Reynolds, Larry Sanger, Jim Spann, Leo Vawser, Jack Johnson, Larry Heyne, Ronnie Marcellus, Lee Gorball, Brad Alderman BACK ROW: Otto welfring, K Davis, Charles Shaw, Boyd Larsen, Jerry Maurer, Roy Stewart, Harold McGuire, Game Gremfield, Neil Stewart, David Swanson, John Panzer, Gary Bussinger, Bill Sanger, Gary Gorball, Douglas Halligan, Dean Hasch, Bob Billesbach, Roy Ne1son,Jerry Anderson, Lowell Oamek, Gary Haszard, Student Manager, Rob Richards, Coach Dedrickson. FIRST TEAM SCORES Bassett 23 Ewing 12 Bassett 21 O'Neil1 Bassett 13 Ainsworth Bassett 8 Springview Bassett 12 Winner Bassett 'T Valmtine Bassett 13 Atkinson Bassett 'I Stuart SECOND TEAM SCORES Bassett 0 O'Nei1l Bassett 7 Ainsworth Bassett 13 Valemtine Bassett 14 Ainsworth Bassett 21 Springview 14 SECOND TEAM FRONT ROW: Student Manager, Bob Richards, Jim Saar, DeanHasch, Marvin Haight, Gene Greenfield, Jerry Anderson, Roy Stewart, David Swanson, Roy Nelson, Jerry Gordon, Vemon Garwood, Nick Lyman, Gary Gorball. BACK ROW: Otto Welfring, Harold McGuire, Douglas Halligan, Lowell Oamek, K Davis, John Panzer, Gary Haszard, Bob Billesbach, Gary Bussinger, Lonnie Nilson, Bill Buckendorf, Charles Shaw, Coach Bill Dedrickson. VARSITY SQUAD STANDING: Student Manager, Jerry Maurer, Larry Morton, Harold McGuire, Vernon Garwood, Lee Gorball, Gary Haszard, Bill Sanger, Boyd Larsen, Student Manager, David Swanson. KNEELING: Coach Welfring, Ronnie Marcellus, ,Tack Johnson, Leo Vawser, J im Sparm, A1 Richards. SECOND TEAM THIRD ROW: Edwin Hall, Merlin Helm, GeneG1-eenfield, Don Baumann, Dean Hasch, Roy Stewart, Kenny Anderson, Lloyd White. SECOND ROW: Coach Welfring, Gary Bussinger, Charles Shaw, Gary Gorball, Roy Nelson, Bob Billesbach, Torn Thompson, FIRST ROW: Bill Sanger, Gary Hasmrd, Nick Lyman, John Boswell, John Panzer. SENIOR PLAYERS Jack Bassett Bassett Bassett Bassett Bassett Bassett Bassett Bassett Bassett Bassett Bassett Bassett Bassett Bassett Bassett Bassett Bassett Bassett Bassett Bassett Bassett Bassett Bassett Lee 'Outstanding Senior Player' Varsity Team Scores 41 Burwell 37 Stuart 80 Long Pine 56 Valentine 40 Ainsworth 51 Valentine fovertimej 4 I Ainsworth 30 Atkinson 50 Springview 59 Springview 47 O'Nei11 Second Team Scores 47 Burwell 21 Stuart 46 Long Pine 48 Valentine 34 Ainsworth 28 Valentine 48 Ainsworth 42 Atkinson 48 Springview 34 Springview 50 Ainsworth 32 O'Nei11 Freshman- Sophomore N . C. N. C. CHA MPS Butch Vernon TRACK Q 1 O' Q if N- K P Q--V fra 'irq M35 rN 'P L W'---.M 'f'. Q no 2 2 , 3 Larry Lee, Jack, Marvin, Larry H. Harold, Boyd, Blaine, Vernon rr r -3 Migfflf 9 W 1 'Q 1 , 5 L Q H X , ' Brad, Ronnie, Lee Ronnie. Brad- I-'60 jim P. Boyd Jack G.A.A. OFFICERS President ..... LaDeane Moore Vice-President . . Lynda Gorball SCCYCUITY ..... Judy Bussinger TOP ROW: Deanna, Irene, Delor- es, Iudy C., Patty. SECOND ROW: Beth, Janis, Bon- nie, Cam, Darlene, Betty, Mary. THIRD ROW: Miss Neubauer, Ann, Lynda, Betty, Mary, Karen, Lynda S., Beverly. FOURTH ROW: Kay A., Elaine, Kay C., Charlotte, Judy L., Carol, Winnie. FIFTH ROW: Shirley, Barbara, Shirley, Karen, Joyce, Betty, Lorraine. SIXTH ROW: Kathy, LaDeane, Bertha, Alicia, Cheryle, Ruth. N. C. N. C. CONFERENCE CHAMPS LEFT TO RIGHT: Betty, Adah Neubauer, Coach, Ruth, Kathy, Marcia, Alicia, Bertha, Cam, J anis, Lynda, Lorraine, Deanna, SEATED: LaDeane, Kay, Judy, Darlene, Beth, Bonnie, and Cheryle. The volleyball team, coached by Miss Adah Neubauer, was again the undefeated Conference Champs of 57. They played outstanding volleyball and were always full of pep and everlasting enthusiasm. A special recognition goes to the three seniors -- Deanna, Alicia, and Lorraine, who will be leaving the squad. Their places will bedifficult to fill, as those McKenney and Strate spikes were hard and fast, making it difficult for the opposing team to recover the ball. The team and coach extmd best wishes to three fine Tigerettes. May they never forget the team's slogan, we can, we can, we know we can, when the going gets rough in life. The following girls have earned letters for the number of years indicated after their names: Lorraine 4, Alicia 3, Deanna 1, LaDeane 3, Cheryle 3, Janis 2, Bertha 2, Kathy 1, Judy 1, Bomiie 1, Darlene lg Betty 1, Ruth 1, Cam 1, and Lynda 1, SEA SON'S RECORD First place in Stuart Invitational Tournament Tigerettes 37 Stuart 20 Tigerettes 38 Long Pine 23 Tigerettes 32 Valentine 22 Tigerettes 38 Valentine 19 Tigerettes 56 Ainsworth 19 Tigerettes 35 Atkinson 26 Tigerettes 69 Springview 14 Tigerettes 63 Springview 13 Tiger-enes 48 O' Neil 16 Qi - H F if ,.-- : N sr Y 4' 2 5, iw, CW f' ,,., E 3 5 ' -. 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BERNIECE ESTES Seventh Grade B. Sc. from University of Nebraska MRS. DOCKEN Fourth Grade Southern State Teachers College Springfield, South Dakota MRS. ELBERTA HICKS Third Grade University of Nebraska, Wesleya Il MRS. LORENE KERNAN Second Grade University of Nebraska Holds an Initial Ir. Elementary MRS. CAROL TIMM First Grade Wayne State Teachers College In Jr. Elementary MRS. IVA PATITZ Kindergarten Colorado Woman's College Certificate. MRS. DONNA MC GUIRE Sixth Grade Chadron State Teachers College MRS. MAHALIA HART Fifth Grade 25 years experience, 2 years in Bassett Grade School, taught in Neligh and Clearwater Public Schools before coming to Bas- sett. College work at Wayne, Nebraska State Normal School. GENE CLOSSON Eighth Grade and Basketball Coach Principal Wayne State Teachers College 1 Sem. University of Maryland at Heidelberg, Germany GRADY GREENE Music B. S. University of Arkansas M. S. Kansas State College .mf I Q KINDERGARTEN BACK ROW: Mrs. Iva Patitz, Jerry Townsend, Curtis Ratliff, Don White, Roger Panzer, Jlmior Ruder, Roger McCartney, Timmy Johns, Raymond Terry, Billy Hapke. MIDDLE ROW: Harold DeVa11, Darlene Fischer, Nancy Braun, Beth Croghan, Rita Sue Davis, Coleen Merritt, Louise Neemaxm, Rita Sandall, Danmr Nichols. FRONT ROW: Leighton Wiley, Rickey Hedelson, Ronald Litz, Donnie Coash, Rodger Mat- tern, Mark McCarraher, Gary Boham, Doug Kloppel. FIRST GRADE BACK ROW: Mrs. Carol Timm, Benny Fischer, Stanley Smith, Ronnie Terry, Doug Minnig, Fra.nkie Snyder, Richard Hempel, Jimmy Fredrickson, Danny Sandall. FRONT ROW: Barbara Clark, Rosalyn Seale, Joy Iverson, Carol Ami Fritz, J an Turpin. Joyce Harlan, Glenda McGuire. SECUND GRADE BACK ROW: Mrs. Kernan, Faye Bennett, Deanna Lanz, Alan Hempel, Kathy Jo Hapke, Michele Johns, Raymond Panzer, Sandra Dockens, Linda Peacock, Sally Rodgers. THIRD ROW: Charles Townsend, Marvin Sandall, Clifford Kepler, Wayne Alan Henderson, Steven Davis, Jimmy Fisher, Danny Kleckner, Wayne Hicks. SECOND ROW: Julia Howel, Maredith White, Pattsy Leuhrs, Kathern Parker, Susan Cross, Cathy Miller, Mona Marie Ruder, Beverly Hopkins. FRONT ROW: Steven Rumbaugh, Tommy DeVal1, David Ratliff, Douglas Parr. THIRD GRADE BACK ROW: Eddie DeVa11, George Hempel, Ronald Lund, Darnell Nichols, Billy Butler. MIDDLE ROW: Tommy Mattern, Gerold Luehrs, ,Toel Boswell, Ronnie Boham, Dennis Arrowsmith, Kerwin Polen. FRONT ROW: Mrs, Hicks, Jeanie Park, Leslie Hutcheson, Mary ,To Bennett, Ioan Vetter, RosLynn Spragg. FOURTH GRADE BACK ROW: Cheryl Rogers, Marilyn Fischer, Janice Halgrimson, Juanita Kepler, Vernita Hapke, J udith Shaw, Beth Tallmage, Iris Iverson, Mrs, Docken, THIRD ROW: Eldon Parker, Harry Pat Arnholt, Kent Lehman, Bob Opfer, Richard Boswell, James Hempel, Bobby Dorsey, David Fritz, Ronnie Bennett, Larry Neemann. SECOND ROW: Coleen Docken, Susan Huffman, Ruth Arm Panzer, Mary Ann Spann, Veta Lynn Wiley, Cheryl Jamison, Lynda Beckley. FIRST ROW: Billy Dunne, Terry Ratliff, Buddy Joe Bair, Earl Strate, Allan Little, LeRoy Howell, Joe Nelson. NOT PICTURED: Linda Lee Trousdale. FIFTH GRADE BACK ROW: Jim Nelson, Bob Stewart, Ross Terry, Richard Fischer, Tommy Park. MIDDLE ROW: Larry Thompson, Bill Solson, Gene Cleveland, Bob Van Norman, Don Heyne, Mrs. Hart. FRONT ROW: Cheri Hicks, Jane Spragg, Phyllis Spaulding, Dorothy McGuire, Jerry Grube, Linda Litz, Carolyn Nichols. SIXTH GRADE BACK ROW: Robert Anderson, Bobby Halstead, David Richards, Llewellyn Grube, Gene Opfer, Marlowe Polen, Kenneth Neemann. MIDDLE ROW: Linda Shaw, Jerry Weber, Jim McC1urg, Dexter Halligan, Jim Strate, Bill Sybrant, Richard Terry, Kent Estes, J an Thompson. FRONT ROW: Ruth Bales, Janet Connell, Donna Jamison, Mrs. McGuire, Betty Hebard, Linda Hallsted, Darlene Vawser. SEVENTH GRADE BACK ROW: Judy Brown, Judy Kernan, BerhBennett, Merrilee Dunn, Mary Huffman. MIDDLE ROW: Mrs. Estes, Victor Nelson, Sandra Dorsey, Ruth Bailey, Mary Alderman, Sandra Van Norman, Douglas McGuire. FRONT ROW: Keith Sandall, Charles DeVall, Carl Peters, Kenneth Reicks, Dick Billesbaugh, Johnny Stahl. EIGHTH GRADE BACK ROW: Sharon Bussinger, Carol Strate, Patsy Grube, Karen Runte, JoAnn Buckendorf, Connie Stahl, Ann Schubert. MIDDLE ROW: Mr. Closson, Bill Talmage, Gene Anderson, David Spann, Stephen Strand, John Jones, Stanley Gurney, Edward Graham, Tug Phillips. FRONT ROW: Sue Mattern, Orleane Hapke, Mary Richards, Neta Kaufman, Mary Lou Ewing, Virginia Barrow, Joan McGuire. BASKETBALL !V '.V I . k,xA Q BACK ROW: Charles DeVaJ1, Mr. Closson, Tug Phillips, Ed Graham, John Jones, Steve Strand, David Spann, Gene Anderson, Keith Sandall, John Stahl. FRONT ROW: David Richards, Richard Terry, Kenny Reicks, Dexter Halligan, B111 Talmage. James Strate, Carl Peters, Kent Estes, James McC1u1-g. VOLLEYBALL TEAM BACK ROW: Darlene Vawser, Sharon Bussinger, BettyHebard, Sue Mattern, Judy Kernon, Mary Richards, Mary Huffman, Merrilee Dunn, Donna J amison. MIDDLE ROW: Mrs. Kernan, Joan McGuire, Carol Strate, Mary Lou Ewing, Karen Runte, J oAnne Buckendorf, Patsy Grube, Nita Kaufman, Orleane Hapke, Ruth Bailey. FRONT ROW: Linda Shaw, Janet Connell, Sandra Dorsey, Sandra Van Norman, Mary Alderman, Connie Stahl, Ann Shubert, Virginia Barrows, .T an Thompson. PEP CLUB 4 BACK ROW: Darlene Vawser, Sharon Bussinger, Betty Hebard, Judy Kernan, Mary Richards, Mary Huffman, Merrilee Dunn, Donna Jamison, Linda Shaw. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Kernan, Joan McGuire, Mary Lou Ewing, Karen Runte, Patsy Grube, Nita Kaufman, Orleane Hapke, Beth Bennett, Ruth Bailey. SECOND ROW: Janet Connell, Sandra Dorsey, Sandra Van Norman, Connie Stahl, Ann Schubert, Virginia Barrows, Jan Thompson. FRONT ROW: Sue Mattern, Carol Strate, Mary Alderman, JoAnne Buckendorf. - ,LW 'K X W. V Q1 5 , V E ' S 2 X BASSETT LIVESTCCK SALES CCDMPA Y Sales Every Wednesday Largest Consignment Market in the Northwest Thompson-Strand-Lamprecht Van Houten-Auctioneer Owners HANDYH ANDERSON, Office Bassett Nebraska HCJME FUR ITURE 9 KL to ,, s if Seems as if two senior girls are planning their Hdream home.H Found anyone to share it with you yet???? 'Come in and look around.H See us for all your furniture buys. Phone 300 E. L. ED BILLESBACH Bassett H. W. GALLEHER LUMBER COMPANY John Deere Implements - Cook's Palnt - Coal - Hay - and Other Farm Supplies and Implements Phone 222 Bassett, Nebraska H 1 1311 l THE COMMERCIAL NATIGNAL BANK QF AINSWCRTH g!l5uR4N Your Friendly Bank f v v V V FARMERS LUMBER AND SUPPLY CO. Butler Buildings Seidlitz Paints Speed Queen Washers Jed and Larry know where to look for quality merchandisei BASSETT uu W HosPlT L Harold J. Panzer, M. D. Phone 230 Kenneth R. Treptow, M. D Phone 389 Jack Panzer, Manager . Phone 351 O'Neill Nebraska O'NElLL PHOTO COMPANY X' 'Z A T T . . . - 1 REMEMBER: We specialize in ' 1 Personalized Portraiture ' ' nPictures Deluxe Photo Finishing 4. N live All photography in this foreverln yearbook, taken by J, Get yours taken K 'X TODAYT O'NEILL PHOTO COMPANY HOTEL BASSETT AND RANGE CAFE Modern Rooms Bath or Shower Bassett, Nebraska Phone 240 HBonnie and Duwayne are enjoying the pleasant atmosphere of the hotel lobbyln THE NATIONAL BANK OF AINSWORTH Hans Rohwer, President F. W. Skinner, Vice-President C. T. Bowen, Vice-President Rollin S. Rowher, Cashier Kyle I. Turner, Asst. Cashier Y llc CCDMMERCIAL BAN 1 1 J v Take Larry Sanger's Advice and Bank With Us IT PAYS Bank With the Bank You Can Bank ON1ff' M. B. Huffman, President Bassett Nebraska -x 1 p ga Uh BOHAM GARAGE The New '57 Plymouth appeals gfgi Wight tfigpjiliig A, ', ,.. PARK'S BAKERY '10 everyone who sits behind the wheelf Marilyn knows where to buy 3 fine variety of See us for Auto Repairing hrnnd and nfhpr nncrr VII MART IN'S MARKET Newport in b I ,. Q ,D I 5 Nebraska fg3vr,:5.i?giFEiiEg4i?QwJEsb'Qi Groceries ? ,,t Q35- wv.vg:q'oz0:'. g Vegetables '- --:QM--'- - Clothing Fresh Meat Hardware Del and Marie MARCELLU CH EVRQLET COM PAN Ella Leo, Jack and Lee know where to get the best buy for their money! We carry a complete line of Chevrolet Accessoriesf Put YOUR CAR in Good Handsl Phone l22 Bassett, Nebraska ROCK COUNTY LEADER Bassett A ,-gw f Nebraska Pr-int-inc Surmlies 7 ' 'f Published Weeklv f I L QU I'A'l'.l..Z. ULl. A.K'l'M.ILIN1' BIUKIL LXUUIX ANU I' LNL V LILW 11 Iiffimx 647-rffta UEVery day a sale day..H Appliances THEATRES Dry Goods I af - folks and enjoy the Hardware f ' I I best entertainment Furniture of the age Maytag . sv , I T? ' II - - 4' rr Come right on in O . 1 V Ill I if : HFor the Best in Entertainmentn Bassett, Nebraska Phone 217 IIF 'T If rd' DR. ELMER H. SEALE, D. D. S. Monday - Friday: 9-12 1-5 Phone 236 Bassett, Nebraska HPatient-ly waiting, F1o?? AINSWORTH HOSPITAL AND CLINIC Uwe are always here when you need help with your health. Community Health CenterIH Les R. Smith, Administrator Floyd Shiffermiller, M.D. R. R. Brady, M.D. w. D. Lear, M.D. Ainsworth Nebraska MM Mobilgn NIL LHKINEY D LULIKEK VAN NLJKNIAN PHARMACY Lois and Deanna are looking over the choice cuts of meat that are always available at McCartney's. Quality Groceries - Fresh Fruits and Vegetables - Fresh Meats Frozen Foods - Locker Service Rentals - Supplies - Processing Phone 176W Bassett Nebraska is A EK 5 . , Exp The Favorite After-School HHANGOUTH VAN NORMAN PHARMACY Bassett Nebraska RED ROBIN BASSETT SEED COMPANY uFill 'er Upn is a phrase that is commonly used around the Red Robin. Bob knows where to get the best products for the same amount of money. Ned Shaw, Owner Bassett, Nebraska PROCESSORS Of Quality Nebraska Blue Grass Seed and Other Grass Seedsf Bassett Nebraska i , I Marlene and Bertha know where b . . Vernon and Joan know where to uy Qua1aZZtS?ocer1eS and to buy the best in guys and dollsn fashions' All friends meet at the new, modernized store at the south end. Rangeland's Finest Clothing Store Bassett Nebraska Phone 298 Bassett Nebraska BASSETT CLEANERS g M. B. THOMPSQN, BLACKSMITHING . , K ff 1. ' I N, , o s Mrs. Tubbs knows where to get all her Cleaning done, at a minimum price. Hay-Sleds - Branding Chutes Free Delivery Welding - General Repairing For the BEST in dry cleaning See us! Case Machinery Bassett, Nebraska Phone 189 'l'i1--,-- 1Ef 'nnnnnl-h KTA1-1ann1 n ARNHOLT'S STANDARD SERVICE For the best in X X--L service see us. X ffSeIf1f:'f2,7 a'm'f STANDARD ' Phone 356 ' E Bassett, Nebraska BASSETT APPLIANCE KOZY CAFE Propane Gas Frigidaire Bottle - Bulk Appliances Phone 207 Appliances Bassett, Nebraska Louis and Doris Buckendorf Planning on setting up house 4 K keeping soon, Betty Jo and Lorraine?u HMake Life Rosyl Stop at Bassett, Nebraska Phone 118 The Kozylu APEX M NERAL COMPANY Built especially for Sandhill Cattle ' BAS5E'TT.' NEBR. Bassett, Nebraska , s ALLEN S BEAUTY CENTER What Do You Need Today? ? ? CLARKS JEWELRY Bonnie .--' and pt.dE3:.:J HNeed to impress the Betty d,a:wAv , your g1rl?? leasant are Xfff-njfnff HCome see us and P t h relaxing A W 'browse' around . a :ESP ere in ' i ' ' the Phone 392 Beauty Center Bassett, Nebraska D Phone 132 REYNOLDS AND SON Watchmaker ' 0 ' and hx X Jeweler X ' ' x - I , Z 's 1 I .-.-- ROCK COUNTY OIL COMPANY R. P. Coash, Lee Tires Batteries and Accessories Complete Tank Wagon Service SUP. I JN Bassett, Nebraska f X Q Bassett, Nebraska BEN FRANKLIN STORE MIKE'S TRADING POST g . , , s .Q in G ad, ig., U. , eneral A- ' I J Q! Ax' ' . 7 Merchandise . 1 I N lx Where your GOLD Buys the most Merchandisel For Every Day Low Prices See Usl Rose, Nebraska Phone 321 Bassett, Nebraska DAVIDSON' S BARBER SHOP Hats off to the GE N Wx Congratulations Class of '57 4' - to the -.... ROCK COUNTY IMPLEMENT I I S I .CH44 'h ,3-6 4: , . , Grads 5 Q, Allis-Chalmers . I n ' of 1957 in F. L. Hebard X f X A 4,1 eff 1'?X X by Bassett, Nebraska 4 M-IK Bassett, Nebraska av- Tk GORBALL BODY AND GLASS SHOP :Y- W M, C , V' ,' - D ' -, D - 'V T 'f 172355 1 lilm lm, - Elin R'cALy xifkw. CLEVELAND ELECTRIC Electrical Contractor 11.-.---4.4. l'I-'L----1-... Body and Fender Repair Warren Gorball Phone 170 Located on Highway 20 Bassett, Nebraska Let us take care of all your Smashuosl GAMBLES FARMERS UNION CO-OP G. E. Appliances Cliff Turpin, Manager Hardware Batteries Tires Commercial Feed and Fertilizer Co-op Implements Bassett, Nebraska Tires - Gas - Oil - Hot Tractor Fuel Phone 288W Phone lOl Bassett, Nebraska 1, BASSETT MOTOR COMPANY Sales and Service ll l X . ll Telephone 183 Bassett, Nebraska NATIONAL FARM LOAN ASS'N Federal Land Bank Loans Long Terms Low Rates Brown, Keya Paha and Rock Counties Harry G. Titus, Secretary- Treasurer Bassett Nebraska MUST BE SATISFIED TED BLAKE IMTLEMENT i Sales and Service UHIRNRHOIAL Phone 1 3 3 nnnvtsrtl HSee us for your farming needs Whoever you are whatever you do COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. JAMES ABDELLAH Public Accountant Bassett Nebraska 6 W. HAROLD ALLEN I f Iii' 1 Attorney at Law 1-5, .. 1-v1 ,1, THE FASHION SHOP Betty Jo and Judy are trying on a new spring wardrobe. All - leading brands of Ladies' Ready-To-Wear and accessories. Phone 215 Neva and Zaida, Owners Bassett, Nebraska Boosliqbs Glenn C. Estes Nora Hopkins Morris Brinkerhoff Harold Coash, Trucking Mr. and Mrs. Frank Diehl Mr. and M s. Chet Stockwell ALDERMAN'S SERVICE Gas - Oil - Car Accessories Lunch-Room Champlain Gas Price Alderman, Owner Newport Nebraska L. J. BROWN G EARL D. SYBRANT Bassett, Nebraska Ar h W b t ur e er FORD cARwoon George Ruder Bassett Nebraska CHARLES SHAW NEUBAUER ANGUS RANCH Bassett Purdum Nebraska Nebraska EBBY SYBRANT Bassett MARVIN KRIETMAN Bassett, Nebraska E Neb17aSka R. H. Angus Cattle BILL SYBRANT ERNEST GREENFIELD Bassett Newport A Nebraska L I Nebraska I MURREL cosGRovE' KAY ANDERSON ' ' ELDON REYNOLDS n-I-Q Long Pine A vu-as Rose Rose Nebraska Nebraska Nebraska TOM COSGROVE ALLEN ANDERSON MARVIN REYNOLDS -..Inng Pine Rose Rose Nebraska Nebraska Nebraska 1 ' U HAROLD L. SHAW HOWARD cmomsou .... ' ALFRED cnc Atkinson Rose Newport Nebraska Nebraska Nebraska Left Hip Left Side H LINDA L. SHAW TOM THOMPSON CLYDE ANDERS Atkinson Bassett Rose ! Nebraska Nebraska Nebraska Left Shoulder Right Hip STANLEY ANDERS DICK SHAW JAN THOMPSON Rose Atkinson Bassett Nebraska Nebraska Nebraska Left Side Right Hip RAYMOND HENDERSHOT ELMER E. PHILLIPS DUWAYNE THOMPSON Bassett Bassett V Nebraska Nebraska Rose 4 5 Nebraska Right Side Right Rib FRANK STEWART ' . WALTER JOHNSON E KEARL THOMPSON Bassett Newport BaSSett Nebraska Nebraska Nebraska Right Hip LLOYD R. SANDALL FRANK cossnovs -T PAUL LANZ Bassett Long Pine Bassett Nebraska Nebraska Nebraska llllllll ELMER L. SWANSON JIM COSGROVE MICKEY LANZ Long Pine i Bassett Nebraska Nebraska Bassett Y Nebraska H H V EVERETT SHAW BUB ANDERSON LEW MC KENNEY Bassett Rose Newport Nebraska Nebraska Nebraska There were times we thought we wou1dn't, But we finally got it done, It took a lot of effort, But we had a lot of fun. Hats off to our annual sponsor, Miss Neubauer, for her never ending assistance. Without her constant guidance, there would not be a Tiger. 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