Rosalie High School - Bulldog Growl Yearbook (Rosalie, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1963 volume:

BULLDOG GROWL An Annual Publication Of ROSALIE HIGH SCHOOL Rosalie, Nebraska SPONSOR Mr. Russell Hoppner STAFF David Heise Kathleen Johnson Carolee Slaughter Miration Mrs. Helen S. Marr, you have been with us through four years of high school. You have helped us overcome problems and have witnessed our many pleasures. You have sponsored many of our activities and have been a constant inspiration to us. With gratitude we dedicate the 1963 Bulldog to you. ---The Seniors of ‘63 Udminfoixatieu FIRST ROW: Mrs. Orr, Mrs. Anderson, Miss Stanek, Mrs. Blankenbeck- ler, and Mrs. Copple. SECOND ROW: Mr. Stewart, Mrs. Kiersch, Mrs. Marr, Mrs. Linder, Mr. Hoppner, and Mr. Kurtz. THIRD ROW: Mr. Per- rin, and Mr. Disterhaupt. Miss Sponsor GALLUP'S JEWELRY Lyons, Nebraska Forbes Mr. Perrin Sponsor YOUNG'S MARKET Lyons, Nebraska FRONT ROW: Mr. McCord, Mr. Nelson, and Mr. Daggett. BACK ROW- Mr. Pearson, Mr. Blank, and Mr. Hennig. S-enie HENRY CANARSKY May his sparks brighten into a flame. SANDRA GUSTIN Half pint-quart of wisdom. Annual Staff.........4 Bulldog Staff........4 Cheerleader..........4 Class Play .... 3, 4 County Government . 3 Declam . ... 1,2, 3, 4 Music........1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Club ... .1, 2,3,4 President.............4 Science Fair . . . .1,2 Sec. of Pep Club and Class...........3 Triple Trio...........4 Vocal Festival . .2, 3, 4 Sponsor McMONIES STORE Lyons, Nebraska Music..............3, 4 Science Fair.........1 Vocal Festival . . .3,4 Happy am I; From care I'm free; Why aren't they all. Contented like me. Annual Staff.........4 Bulldog Staff........4 Class Play..........3, 4 County Government . 3 Declam..............3, 4 Basketball...........1 Football...........1,2 Music...............3, 4 Outstanding Actor . . 3 Science Fair..........l Student Manager . 2, 3, 4 Track...............3, 4 Vocal Festival . . .3,4 Basketball............4 Class Play.........3, 4 County Government. . 3 DAVID HEISE KATHLEEN JOHNSON She likes to She likes to But, best of She likes to Annual Staff.........4 Bulldog Staff........4 Class Play........3, 4 County Government. . 3 Declam............3, 4 Music.........1, 2, 3, 4 sing, spat. all, chat. Pep Club ... .1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Club President . 4 Science Fair . . . .1,2 Secretary-Treasurer 4 Triple Trio............4 Vocal Festival . . 2, 3, 4 CLAIRE LUNDGREN I'm going alright. Basketball . . 1,2, 3,4 Class Play..........3, 4 County Government. . 3 Football.........2, 3, 4 but which way? Science Fair.........1 Secretary...............2 Track..........1, 2, 3, 4 Page Sponsor: FIRST NATIONAL BANK Lyons Nebr. Teachers discover my faults; They never appreciate my charms. Basketball . . 1,2,3,4 County Government. . 3 Class Play.........3, 4 Football. ... 1,2,3,4 Music................4 Science Fair.........1 Track............2, 3, Treasurer .......... Vocal Festival .... JAMES MUHLE cm KENNETH NELSON I don't care what happens. Just so it doesn't happen to me. Basketball . . . 1, 2, 3, 4 Bulldog Staff........4 Class Play........3, 4 County Government . 3 Declam...............4 Football . . . . 1,2, 3, 4 Music.............3, 4 Science Fair.........1 Track.........1, 2, 3, 4 Treasurer ......... 3 Vocal Festival . . .3,4 CAROLEE SLAUGHTER Doing things, I shouldn't Full of fun. Mischief too do. Annual...............4 Bulldog Staff........4 Cheerleader..........4 Class Play..........3, 4 County Government . 3 Declam..............3, 4 Music.........1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Club . . . .1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Club Treasurer . 2 President............3 Science Fair.........1 Treasurer .......... 1 Triple Trio . . . . 3, 4 Vocal Festival . . 2, 3, 4 Sponsor: HAROLD'S SUPER-SAVER Walthill, Nebr. GARY NOVAK Impossible is a word I never use. Annual Staff..........4 Basketball . . . . 2, 3, 4 Bulldog Staff.........4 Class Play..........3,4 County Government . 3 Football........1,3,4 Track...............4 Vice-President. ... 4 FRANCIS WOOD Work doesn't bother me a bit, I can sit down beside it and go to sleep. Basketball. . .1,2,3, 4 Class Play.......3, 4 County Government . 3 Declam...............4 Football . . . . 1, 2, 3, 4 R Club President. . . 4 R Club Secretary. . . 3 Science Fair..........1 Track..........1, 2, 3, 4 CLASS MOTTO Today we follow, tomorrow we lead CLASS COLORS Scarlet and Silver CLASS FLOWER White rose JAMES S. KURTZ Uneasy lie the heads of all that rule, all whose kingdom is a school. Class Sponsor His worst of DICK'S BARBER SHOP Walthill, Nebr. C. B. HAYES MD Lyons, Nebr. Senior Class History At the beginning of the school year of 1950, five bashful beginners marched up the steps to begin their education. Claire Lundgren, Geraldine Tessmer, Francis Wood, David Heise, and Kenneth Nelson met their first teacher. Mrs. Copple. This roll remained the same till the fifth grade. The only change in school was a new teacher, Mrs. Orr. In the fifth grade, Barbara Barada, Darwin Perrin, Carolee Slaughter, and Henry Canarsky joined the group. During the next year, we gained one classmate. Gene Loofe. Darwin and Barbara moved away. At the end of the year. Gene Loofe moved away also. In the seventh grade, the happy little group entered their first year of junior high. Darwin joined the group again. We also welcomed a new teacher. Miss Stanek. The roll remained the same through the eighth grade. As we entered high school, we found quite a change. First of all, we welcomed our new classmates. James Muhle and Rita Krumweide came to us from Martin School, and Mickey Preston, Sandra Gustin, and Kathleen Johnson came from Parks School. Mrs. Marr was our sponsor. We were initiated by our upperclassmen during the second week of school. Class officers were: Mickey Preston, President; Geraldine Tessmer, Secretary; and Carolee Slaughter, Treasurer. Gary Novak joined us during our sophomore year. We lost one classmate, Geraldine Tessmer. Our sponsor was Mr. Masten. Class officers were: Francis Wood, President; Claire Lundgren, Secretary; and James Muhle, Treasurer. Mickey Preston left us during our junior year. Our sponsor again was Mr. Masten. Class officers were: Carol Slaughter, President; Sandra Gustin, Secretary; and Kenny Nelson, Treasurer. Our Junior Class Play was entitled The Imaginary Invalid. Darwin left us during our senior year, leaving our graduating class with a total of ten, They were Kathleen Johnson, Henry Canarsky, David Heise, Sandra Gustin, Gary Novak, Claire Lundgren, James Muhle, Carolee Slaughter, Francis Wood, and Kenneth Nelson. Our sponsor was Mr. Kurtz. Class officers were: Sandra Gustin, President; Gary Novak, Vice-President; and Kathleen Johnson, Secretary-Treasurer. Our Senior Class Play was entitled What a Family. Those finishing all of their schooling at Rosalie were David Heise, Francis Wood, Kenny Nelson, and Claire Lundgren. Page Sponsors SAUNDERS OIL COMPANY Rosalie, Nebraska HULTING HYBRID SEED CORN Lyle Dorau, Dealer Rosalie, Nebraska SENIOR CLASS WILL We, the Seniors, being of sound mind and body, declare the following as being our last will and testament. We, the Seniors, will and bequeath our honorable, and much respected title Seniors to the Juniors. Our desks in studyhall to the Juniors so they can gaze out the windows all day. Our senioritis, the annual to put out next year, and the Bulldog to publish regularly to next years seniors. I, Henry Canarsky, will and bequeath my pencils to Paul, my tallness to Mike Gustin, my ability to sleep in class to Dudley Nolting, and anything worthwhile to anyone who can get away with it. I, Sandra Gustin, will and bequeath all my lost pencils to whoever has them now, my physics book to the next poor soul who takes physics, my corner of the table at Eby's to my sister Judy, my ability to write up side down and backwards to my brother, Mike, and everything else, except Delmar, to anybody who wants it. I, David Heise, will and bequeath my dramatical ability to Richard Hawk, my mechanical ability to Judy Reil (to use in her senior year of shop), and my ability to lift weights to Jimmy Wood. I, Kathleen Johnson, will and bequeath my name to Kathy Johnson, to take good care of, and her mail that keeps coming to me, back to her. My ability to chatter in class to Joan Buchholz, my ability to be tardy to Karen S. and Kathy J. and my ability to get through a maze in the shortest time to David Franson. I, Claire Lundgren, being of sound mind, will these great possessions and talents. My golfing ability of not tearing up the green to Jim Gustin, my most beloved possession, my physics book to Paul Canarsky, and my business law book to Norma Kinning, something I know she will cherish. I, James Muhle, will and bequeath my ability not to go steady to Delmar Novak, my weight to Jimmy Wood, my good nature to Mike Barada, and my little black book to Paul Canarsky. I, Kenneth Nelson, will and bequeath my old black Ford to Susie (if she can keep it running), my athletic ability to my sister Pam, (who is already a better athlete than I am), and my sparkling personality to Roger Modlin. LES' FEED PRODUCE Page Sponsors Bancroft, Nebraska NEEL OIL CO. I, Gary Novak, will and bequeath my curly hair to Donna Peterson, my ability to get along with the teachers to Delmar Novak, my hard running in Football to James Wood, My desk to anyone who likes to look out of the window, my hearty laugh to Joan Buchholz, and my ability to stay out of trouble to David Franson. I, Carol Slaughter, will and bequeath my cheerleading outfit to Bobby Wortman, my volleyball talent to Judy Reil, my report card grades to Susie Slaughter, and my pencils and pens to anyone who can get them to work. I, Francis Wood, will and bequeath my 1953 Chevy to James, if he can keep it running, my ability to get along with the teachers to Judy Reil, my lonely afternoon study halls to Dudley Nolting, and my ability to waste time to Joan Buchholz. ROSALIE SENIOR CLASS (1963) BENSON'S JOHN DEERE IMPL. Page Sponsors- Lyons, Nebraska DR. EIMERS D. D. S. Senior Class Prophecy Year: 2000 Place: Moon We now join Ken Nelson, World renowned sportscaster, as he describes the first Sea of Thirst 500. This auto race is the most dangerous of all races including the 'Indianapolis' (Indi) 500. Favored to win the race is James 'Cautious' Muhle in his specially designed Lunar Cruiser. Years of research by the World renowned Physicist, Henry (The Brain) Canarsky, have gone into this prized machine. Favored to take second is Terrible-Tempered 'Sandy' Gustin. Backing her is the best pit crew in the universe, David 'Crankcase' Heise, who had years of experience in repairing antique autos while he attended R.H.S., and Clair 'Flash' Lundgren, who is known as the fastest tire-changer in the universe. A unique feature of this race is the fact that Francis 'Dead-eye' Wood was hired to disintegrate any lunar varment that happens to wonder onto the track. The winner of todays race will receive a bonus. Miss Carol Lee Va Va Voom, Slaughter, has agreed to give the winner a lifetime contract at Metor- Golden-Moon. Another bonus is a specially prepared dinner by Kathleen, Poisonous, Johnson who's cooking tastes almost like the food that Great Great Great Grandma used to make. We regret that Gary Novak will not be able to drive in this race. His engine vaporized in the time trials and is unable to be fixed. We now turn it over to Ken. by David Franson THE WALTHILL CITIZEN Walthill, Nebraska Page Sponsors BROWN DERBY Walthill, Nebraska ftttora FIRST ROW: Francis Wood, Sandra Gustin, Kathleen Johnson, Carolee Slaughter, and Kenneth Nelson. SECOND ROW: Gary Novak, James Muhle, and Claire Lundgren. THIRD ROW: Mr. Kurtz, Darwin Perrin, David Heise, and Henry Canarsky. Claire Lundgren THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Walthill, Nebraska Jim Muhle Kathleen Johnson David Heise Sandra and Mike Gustin Jutuaw utttarB FIRST ROW: Norma Kinning, Judy Reil, Kathy Johnson, Karen Smith, Paula Bonneau, and Colleen Nelson. SECOND ROW: Mr. Stewart, David Franson, James Gustin, and Delmar Novak. James Gustin Page Sponsor BRUNK CAFE Walthill, Nebr. Judy Reil Page Sponsor LEWTON PHARMACY Walthill, Nebr. Colleen Nelson David Franson FIRST ROW: Joan Buchholz, Steve Lindholm, Mike Barada, Duane Bussel- man, Susan Nelson, and Karen Johnson. SECOND ROW: Mr. Hoppner, Robert Wortman, Carolyn Reil, Connie Pape, Susan Slaughter, Dudley Nolting, and James Kurtz. THIRD ROW: Dale Irey, Charles Kiersch, Mike Gustin, Paul Canarsky, and Lynn McCord. James Kurtz Mike Gustin Page Sponsors HILLSIDE DAIRY KILZER INSURANCE AGENCY Uehling, Nebraska Walthill, Nebr. fbieaftmen. rwfjnmt FIRST ROW: Donna Peterson, Cheryl Nelson, and Susan Preston. SECOND ROW: Paul Bonneau, Roger Modlin, Richard Hawk, Mike Peterson, and James Wood. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Marr. Page Sponsors CAMBELL MANUFACTURING CO. Walthill, Nebr. Freshman Initiation James Wood Cute Couple rnttur FIRST ROW: Rita Hennig, Teresa Nelson, Candace Nolting, Phyllis Kurtz, Etta Mae Slaughter, Brenda Dorau, and Mary Peterson. SECOND ROW: Miss Stanek, Bill Hawk, Douglas Gustin, Dale Canarsky, David Lindholm, Eugene Hennig, and Keith White. THIRD ROW: Larry Novak, Randy Nelson, Roger Johnson, Dennis Ahlers, Robert Kinning, Neal Peterson, and James Reil. Phyllis Kurtz Larry Novak Kent Feeds Brenda Dorau Fifth Sixth FIRST ROW: Ilene Wood, Katherine Kiersch, Cindy Reil, Deanna Hennig, Lana Hennig, Edward Modlin, Stanley Modlin. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Orr, James Novak, Gale Nelson, Larry Klintworth, James Anderson, Raymond Wood, Charles Dorau, Rockie Brown, and Mark Peterson. THIRD ROW: Joy Hennig, Katherine Kurtz, Vickie Nelson, Christine Kurtz, Karen Bonneau, Stephanie Sublet, and Kathryn Lindholm. Hard at Work Mark Peterson Kathryn Lindholm WALTHILL LAUNDERETTE Page Sponsors Walthill, Nebraska SILVER MOON BAR Walthill, Nebraska Third Fourth FIRST ROW: Lori Hennig, Lori Saunders, Carol Daggett, Jolene Saunders, Patricia Marr, Betty Modlin, and Vaun Nolting. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Blankenbeckler, Mark Wilkens, Pamela Nelson, Rodney Nelson, James Daggett, Roger Nelson, Judy Nelson, and Shirley Bonneau. THIRD ROW: Gary Ahlers, Linda Canarsky, Faye Lynn Brummond, Arden Canarsky, Clyde Marr, and Mark Lindholm. Kathy and Mark Lindholm Patty Marr Clyde Marr The Marr Children PENNEY'S JAY ROOST Walthill, Nebraska Page Sponsors ROGER'S BARBER SHOP Walthill, Nebraska First Second FIRST ROW: Penny Nelson, Marty Nolting, Lois Blankenbeckler, Katherine Busselman, and Sherrie Busselman. SECOND ROW: Paul Novak, Paul Kroger, Mrs. Anderson, David Nelson, and Michael Marr. Kindergarten FIRST ROW: Cheryl Reil, Cheryl Novak, Kay Daggett, Denise Preston, Kimberly Preston, Cindy Nelson, and Reanae Hennig. SECOND ROW: Gary Anderson, Len Hermelbracht, Randell Miles, John Kroger, Gary Busselman, and Allen Steinmeyer. THIRD ROW: Mr. Kurtz, Ricky Miles Miles, Lee Brasch, Ray Hermelbracht, Nancy Wood, Cindy Brown, Lea Ann Brummond, and Mrs. Copple. Page Sponsor LYONS MIRROR-SUN Lyons, Nebraska Page Sponsor MIKE PRED Lyons, Nebraska FOOTBALL TEAM FIRST ROW: Kenneth Nelson, James Muhle, Francis Wood, David Franson, Gary Novak, James Gustin, and Claire Lundgren. SECOND ROW: Assistant Coach Russell Hoppner, Mike Peterson, Delmar Novak, Novak, James Kurtz, Robert Wortman, Mike Gustin, Mike Barada, Harlan Wood, Student Manager, David Hiese, and Head Coach Glenn Stewart. THIRD ROW: James Wood, Steven Lindholm, Roger Modlin, Lynn McCord, Charles Kiersch, Duane Busselman, Richard Hawk, and Paul Bonneau. Page Sponsors TWIFORD TRUCKING MORGAN'S TAVERN Rosalie, Nebraska Lettermen FIRST ROW: David Franson, Ken Nelson, Mike Barada, Dudley Nolting, David Heise, and Delmar Novak. SECOND ROW: Claire Lundgren, Gary Novak, Francis Wood, James Gustin, and James Muhle. Cheerleaders From Left to Right: Sandra Gustin Carolee Slaughter Connie Pape Suzanne Nelson Page Sponsors GENELLI'S STUIDO Sioux City, Iowa KIMBALL'S SPORTING GOODS SEASON'S RECORD Rosalie 0...............Bancroft 14 Rosalie 0..............Winnebago 38 Rosalie 63..................Craig 0 Rosalie 0...............Walthill 25 Rosalie 6 Rosalie 6 Rosalie 41 Rosalie 7 Emerson 33 . Beemer 13 . . Homer 7 . Decatur 24 HOMECOMING Homecoming Queen: Homecoming King: Carolee Slaughter Kenneth Nelson Senior Attendants: Sandra Gustin Kathleen Johnson Gary Novak Francis Wood Junior Attendants: Paula Bonneau Delmar Novak Sophomore Attendants: Connie Pape Dudley Nolting Freshmen Attendants: Donna Peterson Roger Modlin Crownbearers: Marty Nolting Paul Novak Page Sponsors BENSON'S FOOD MARKET Pender, Nebr. ART'S BAR Rosalie, Nebr. A” TEAM FRONT ROW: Henry Canarsky, Gary Novak, Francis Wood, James Muhle, Kenneth Nelson, and Claire Lundgren. BACK ROW: James Gustin, Dudley Nolting, Mike Gustin, Mike Barada, Delmar Novak, and Coach Glen Stewart Page Sponsors MARR'S STAR MARKET Bancroft, Nebraska VOGT SERVICE STATION B” TEAM FIRST ROW: Coach Russell Hoppner, Charles Kiersch, Dale Irey, James Kurtz, Harlan Wood, and Lynn McCord. SECOND ROW: James Wood, Robert Wortman, Paul Canarsky, Duane Busselman, Paul Bonneau, and Steven Lindholm. Page Sponsors PETERSON BROWN ELECTRONICS Rosalie, Nebraska DeKALB HYBRID SEED CORN Lee Anderson GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL The High School Girl's Physical Education Class decided that they wanted to do something new this year. Mr. Stewart, our teacher the first semester, was able to schedule several volleyball games with neighboring towns. On November 29, we journeyed to Bancroft to play our first game of the season. The Bancroft girls hadn't had as much practice as we had, thus we won all six games. Our next game was with Herman. The Herman girls have played volleyball a few years and thus won all six games from us. On January 25, we journeyed to Decatur to play our first game under the directions of our new instructor. Miss Forbes. We were able to come home with another victory. Our fourth game was on January 30th. The Bancroft girls journeyed over to Rosalie to play us another game of volleyball. This made our third win of the year. We also played Cedar Bluffs on February 8. They won the first match and we won the second. In the play-off, they were again able to out score us. We now have a record of three games won and two games lost. We hope to get more victories in the future. Page Sponsors DR. LYLE B. EGERMAN FIRST NATIONAL BANK Bancroft, Nebraska UctiaUiea, PEP CLUB FIRST ROW: Susie Nelson, Connie Pape, Norma Kinning, Karen Smith, Su- san Preston, Cheryln Nelson, Donna Peterson, Carolee Slaughter, and San- dra Gustin. SECOND ROW: Colleen Nelson, Judy Reil, Carolyn Reil, and Kathleen Johnson. THIRD ROW: Joan Buchholz, Karen Johnson, Kathy John- son, Paula Bonneau, and Susan Slaughter. CLASS OFFICERS SENIOR CLASS Sponsor................Mr. Kurtz President...........Sandra Gustin Vice-President .... Gary Novak Secretary-Treasurer............. Kathleen Johnson SOPHMORE CLASS Sponsor........................Mr. Hoppner President..........Dudley Nolting Vice-President . . Paul Canarsky Secretary........... Joan Buchholz Treasurer .......... Mike Barada PEP CLUB Sponsor...............Miss Forbes President .... Kathleen Johnson Secretary...........Karen Smith Treasurer....................Paula Bonneau JUNIOR CLASS Sponsor........................Mr. Stewart President...........Delmar Novak Secretary............David Franson Treasurer............James Gustin FRESHMAN CLASS Sponsor...............Mrs. Marr President.........Susan Preston Vice-President-. . . Roger Modlin Secretary-Treasurer. Paul Bonneau R - CLUB Sponsor........................Mr. Stewart President............Francis Wood Secretary..........Claire Lundgren Treasurer Sponsors REDDING MOTOR COMPANY LYONS CO-OPERATIVE CREAMERY Lyons, Nebraska ANNUAL STAFF FRONT ROW: Sandra Gustin, Kathleen Johnson, Kenny Nelson, and Gary Novak. BACK ROW: Carolee Slaughter, Mr. Russell Hoppner, and David Heise. Page Sponsors NELSON'S DEPARTMENT STORE Walthill, Nebraska PETERSON-RICHENDIFER HARDWARE FURNITURE Walthill, Nebraska BOYS’ OCTET FIRST ROW: Steven Lindholm, James Kurtz, James Gustin, and Lynn McCord. SECOND ROW: Charles Kiersch, Mike Barada, Dudley Nolting, and David Heise. GIRLS’ VOCAL GROUP LEFT TO RIGHT: Donna Peterson, Carolyn Reil, Kathleen Johnson, Connie Pape, Suzanne Nelson, Sandra Gustin, Judy Reil, Paula Bonneau, Susan Slaughter, and Carolee Slaughter. NOT SHOWN: Norma Kinning. SPORTSMAN'S Sioux City, Iowa Page Sponsors KEN'S REXALL DRUGS Pender, Nebraska LEFT TO RIGHT: Steven Lindholm, James Kurtz, James Gustin, and Lynn McCord. MIXED CHORUS BOYS’QUARTET MARTIN'S T.V. APPLIANCES Walthill, Nebraska IOWA ELECTRIC LIGHT POWER CO. Walthill, Nebraska Page Sponsors CHRISTMAS GENERAL APPLIANCE REPAIR Sponsors Bancroft, Nebraska GILSTER SALES CO. W H OS WHO Boy Girl Best Dancer Lynn McCord Susy Slaughter Best Mixer James Kurtz Susy Nelson Best Personality Dudley Nolting Kathleen Johnson Wittiest David Franson Kay Smith Most Likely to Succeed David Heise Kathleen Johnson Most Neatly Dressed Charles Keirsch Cheryl Nelson Most Handsome Boy Roger Modlin Most Beautiful Girl Colleen Nelson Most reserved Mike Peterson Paula Bonneau Hardest Worker Claire Lundgren Carolee Slaughter Quietest Henry Canarsky Joan Buchholz Best Line Lynn McCord Susy Slaughter Most Athletic Kenny Nelson Carolee Slaughter Smartest Steve Lindholm Sandra Gustin Best Sport James Muhle Connie Pape Best Student Gi'aire Lundgren Carolee Slaughter Most Popular G'ary Novak Connie Pape Best Actor David Heise Best Actress Carolee Slaughter Most Musical James Kurtz Donna Peterson Biggest Goof-off James Muhle Karen Smith Staff Nominations Sophistocated Senior Kathleen Johnson Joiliest Junior David Franson Silliest Sophomore Duane Busselman Greenest Freshman Roger Modlin Most Cooperative David Heise Most Bashful Karen Johnson Cutest Couple Susie Nelson-Dudley Nolting Steadiest Couple Susie Slaughter-Francis Wood Biggest Tease Gary Novak Shortest Jimmy Wood Tallest Mike Gustin Slowest Claire Lundgren Punctual Kathleen Johnson Biggest Flirt Susie Nelson Most Talkative Paul Canarsky Agrumentive Gary Novak Griper Francis Wood Wildest Hairdos Susy Slaughter Wildest Hairstyle Dudley Nolting Page Sponsors IRELAND DRUGSTORE PAINE SEARS HARDWARE Lyons, Nebraska Page Sponsors LYONS FARM EQUIPMENT CO. 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