Rushville High School - Longhorn Yearbook (Rushville, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 82 of the 1951 volume:

THE MINEHU N l9..Lh,L.,.lL,, THESENIDR CLASS RUSHVILLE HIGH SCHOOL R sh ll N b sk THE LONGHORN STAFF Editor ---- Ann Kriegshauser Assistant Editors ---- Joan Gilliam, June Stabler Advertising ---- Florence Heesacker, Gwen Jungck, Patty Talbot, Joan Gilliam, Richard Coffey. Art Work ---- Ann Kriegshauser, Joan Gilliam, Patty Talbot, June Stabler, Margaret Reeves. Class Will--Charles Chamberlain, Ed Loosvelt, Clara Mae Talbot, June Stabler. Class Prophecy---Robert Arthur, Ralph Dykes, Gene Kleve, Florence Heesacker . Class History ---- Richard Coffey, Charles Chamberlain, Ann Kriegshauser. Class Poem---June Stabler, Willis Gran, Clara Mae Talbot CLASS POEM In the fall of 'h7, thinking we were pretty smart, we twenty-one freshmen got off to a good startg The seniors soon taught us to follow the Golden Ruleg We were now members of the Rushville High School. We were sophisticated sophomores now, you see, Looking down on the freshmen as important as could beg How proud we were when those report cards were handed out, For we had made all of our credits, without a doubt. When we were juniors, our hearts began to sing, For we were expecting that class ringg And we had all the money earned on our class play, But we soon spent it on a banquet big and gay. Now we are seniors, all full of cheer, Eagerly looking forward to the end of the year, For our diplomas we hope to obtain, If in the faculty's good graces we can remain. ---June Stabler Willis Gran ADMINISTRATIQN X N I9 Si , s s E 5 s n RUSHVILLE HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY Miss Erma Leech, B. S. Colorado University--Home Ec., Sociology, Gen. Science. A Mrs. Dorothy Huff, A. B. Chadron State Teachers' College--English, World Geography. Mrs. Pauline Alons Mr. Ralph Hill, B. Mr. W. S. Skelton, Mr. George Gibson, Kr Mr . Harold Martin . George Hinn, A. 0: S A B A. B.,B. M. Hastings College--Typing, Shorthand, Bookkeeping. University of ebraska--Agriculture. B., M. A. University of Nebraska--Principal, Geometry, Algebra Biology, World History. S. Northern Illinois State Teachers' College, M. S. University Illinois--Superintendent, Algebra. S. Chadron State Teachers' College-Coach, American History. of E. B. Chadron State Teachers' College--Music, English. SENICRS w K ELH55 HISTURH A THIRTEEN-YEAR VOYAGE One bright September morning in 1938, a crew of nineteen intelli- gent youngsters started on a voyage. They were Ronny Barnes, Maxine and Nadine Beers, Charles Chamberlain, Kenneth Clements, Richard Coffey Loren Counce, Robert Devine, Donna Jean Dexter, Robert Huckfeldt, Glen Hogue, Ann Kriegshauser, Duane McLain, Jimmy Shively, Clare Sullivan, Leland Watson, Margaret Thompson, Barbara Powell, and Charlie Wooley. Mrs. Mary C. Harris was our captain. we lost s few of our crew at the first port at which we stopped. They were Ronny Barnes, Robert Huckfeldt, Robert Devine, Margaret Thompson, Barbara Powell, and Charlie Wooley. Our crew was now short, so our captain, Mrs. Harris, enlisted Robert Arthur, Billy Boyer, David Dieriex, Richard Milburn, Mary Jean Arthur, Gladys Stevenson, and Ila and Iva Stevenson. During our second year at sea, Duane Bolek, Melvin Britton, Floyd Taggart, Clara Mae Talbot, Billie Mae Banks, and Blayne Benson replaced Billy Boyer, Jimmy Shively, Leland Watson, Maxine and Nadine Beers, Gladys Stevenson, and Ila and Iva Stevenson. We also lost our captain, who was replaced by Miss Zelma Wolvington. We were joined in the third year by those Wangels,n Tommy and Billy Rush, Florence Heesacker, Marie Darling, and Wayne Ross. Our captain was Miss Sitzer. Donna Jean Dexter, Clare Sullivan, and Billie Mae Banks left us that year. As we started sailing through our fourth year, we lost Blayne Benson, Melvin Britton, Kenneth Clements, Loren Counce, Richard Milburn, and Clara Mae Talbot. We were joined by Pauline Eden and Floyd Hauser. Miss Black, our captain, had quite a time this year. The two Rush boys tried to start a mutiny but got caught and were thrown in the brig. It was a little too much for Captain Black, so Miss Woodward became our captain in the fifth year, when Mary Jean Arthur, Marie Darling, Duane McLain, Wayne Ross, Billy and Tommy Rush, and Glen Hogue left us. Genevieve Sydow and Duane Bolek completed our crew for this year. When we landed at the next port, our captain was replaced by Miss Risinger. We lost only one from our crew this year. Floyd Hauser seemed to see greener grass somewhere else. Our new captain seemed to need more workers, so she engaged Hazel Bishop, Betty Dieriex, Mary Jane Spencer, Clare Sullivan, and Lois Jacobson. we started our next year with Mrs. Anne DeWitt as our captain. We lost her on some deserted island and picked up Mrs. Hoback. There was a mutiny by the crew and she left us. She was replaced by Miss Dill, who was an Admiral. David Dieriex was her thought that we eeded quite a few more new crew Clare Sullivan, who left us, so we took on Duane Bruce Hollstien, Doris Points, and Jo Wan Kidney. advisor, and he members to replace Cerny, Billy Palmer, us a year. Hazel Duane Cerny and Bruce Hollstien stayed with Bishop, Mary Jane Spencer, Genevieve Sydow, and Duane Bolek also left us. Much to our regret, the next year Admiral Dill left us and was replaced by Captain Peterson, along with three new crew m mbers, Joan Gilliam, Mary Anne Burger, and Betty Ann Cech. At the end of our eighth year, we were all promoted and given a larger ship. We got our ship from the more experienced crew of twelve years, who had not vacated it yet. They welcomed us heartily with an initiation cruise. we lost five crew members, Florence Heesacke Pauline Eden, Betty Ann Cech, Ann Kriegshauser, and Billy Palmer, but gained sufficient new members to adequately replace them and fill the new positions on our larger ship. They were Duane Cerny, Ralph Dykes, Walter Kirstine, Elwin Laurence, Ed Loosvelt, Janet Reed, Pat Talbot, Gwen Jungck, Bonnie Sipp, Gene Kleve, and June Stabler. Mr. Brooks took over command of our new ship with Jo Wan Kidney, president, Gwen Jungck, vice-president, Mary Anne Burger, secretary, and Joan Gilliam, treasurer, as his assistants. There were a few losses in the tenth year of our voyage, Walter Kirstine, Elwin Laurence, Doris Points, Janet Reed, Bonnie Sipp, and Floyd Taggart. we took on Mr. George Gibson as Admiral this year and also picked up some pirates we found marooned on an island. They were Florence Heesacker, Bonnie Grein, Clara Mae Talbot, and Ann Kriegshauser The Admiral's helpers this year were Robert Arthur, president, Ann Kriegshauser, vice-president, Richard Coffey, secretary, and Florence Heesacker, treasurer. In our eleventh year we lost Jo Wan Kidney, Lois Jacobson, Betty Dieriex, and Bonnie Grein. They left us for a trip on a slow boat to China with some pirates. Willis Gran was picked up in the next port. Miss Leech was our captain this year. The crew and Captain leech worked very hard on the two main events of the year, the Junior Class Play and the Junior-Senior Banquet. The captain's special assistants were Joan Gilliam, president, David Dieriex, vice-president, Ann Kriegshauser, secretary, an Gwen Jungck, treasurer. Our twelveth and last year at sea we acquired Kathryn Moore. Our crew was now down to seventeen members, but we were strong and we managed the forty freshmen at initiation very nicely. There are only three of the original class left. They are the undersigned. Mr. Walter Skelton and Mrs. Alonso were our captains this year. Their assistants were Florence Heesacker, president, Ralph Dykes, vice-president, Gwen Jungck, secretary, and June Stabler, treasurer. I' e we feel that these twelve years in school have not left us at sea, but have prepared for something bigger in the future for each of the seventeen members of the Class of '51 of Rushville High School. Ann Kriegshauser Charles Chamberlain Richard Coffey CLASS UV 51 M U I T U ous Am: succxssg ous HOPE: 'ro w1N FLOWER CULUQS mmm .f 5 ' ' RALPH DYKES Vice-President F. F. A. Pres. 3, L3 Football St. Mgr. L3 Mixed Chorus l, 23 Boys' Glee l, 23 Phys. Ed. 13 R Club 2, 3, 1., F. F. A. 2, 3, Ag Declamatory Contest 33 Class Play 33 Commercial Club 33 Booster Club 3, A3 Basketball Lg Track L. FIDRENCE H ESACKER President Commercial Club Pres. 33 G. A. A. Pres. 33 Booster Club Pres. L3 Pep Club V. Pres. L3 F. T. A. Trees. 33 Booster Club Trees. 33 Cheerleader 2, 3, L3 Class Treas. 23 Librarian 2, 33 G. A. A. 23 Declamatory Contest 23 Booster Club 2, 3, L3 Band 2, 3, L3 Mixed Chorus 2, 33 Girls' Glee 2. W' 1 JUNE STABLER Treasurer Mixed Chorus 1, 2g Girls' Glee l, 2g Phys. Ed. 1, Ag Booster Club 1, 2, 3, L3 G. A. A. 2, 33 Declamatory Contest 2, 3, Ag Class Play 33 F. T. A. 33 Commercial Club 33 Librarian 33 Pep Club Ag Projector Operator A. GWEN JUNGCK Secretary Class V. Pres. lg F. T, A. V. Pres. 35 Class Treas. 35 Booster Club Treas. bg Mixed Chorus l, 2, Lg Girls' Glee l, 25 Band 1, 2, 3, Lg Phys. Ed lg Booster Club l, 2, 3, Lg Office 23 Class Play Prompter 35 Commercial Club 33 Librarian 35 Pep Club L5 Pep Band A. DAVID DIERIEX Class V. Pres. 33 Track St. Mgr. A: Mixed Chorus 1, 2g Boys' Glee 1, 23 Phys. Ed. lg Booster Club 1, 3, Lg F. F. A. 1, 23 Foot- ball CLJ 2, 3, Lg R Club 2, 3, bg Basketball 2, 3 CLD, A QLD, Track 2, Ag Class Play 33 Commer- cial Club 3. ANN KRIEGSHAUSER Booster Club Pres. 33 Pep Club V. Pres. L5 Class V. Pres. 25 G. A. A. Sec'y-Treas. 25 Class Sec'y 35 Cheerleader 2, 3, Lg Office 25 G. A. A. 2, 33 Booster Club 2, 3, Lg Mixed Chorus 2, 3, Ag Girls' Glee 23 Class Play 35 Commercial Club 33 Typing Certi- ficate 33 Drum Major L. JOAN GILLIAH Pep Club Pres. L3 Booster Club V. Pres. 33 Booster Club Sec'y. bg Commercial Club Sec'y. 35 Class Trees. lg Class Pres. 3: Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, hs Girls' Glee l, 23 Declamatory Contest lg Cheerleader 2, 3, Lg Booster Club 2, 3, L3 Class Play 35 Office, by lajorette L. ROBERT ARTHUR Class Pres. 23 Mixed Chorus lg Boys' Glee lg Phys. Ed. lg Booster Club 1, 3, L5 F. F. A. Sec'y. 23 F. F. A. 1, 2, hs Football 2, 3 CLD, L CLD, Basketball CLD 2, 3, L3 Track CLI 2, Ls Commercial Club 3s R Club 3, L. WILLIS cam 3 Class Play 33 Booster Club 3, Lg F. F. A. 3, Lg Mixed Chorus hy Boys' Glee Lg F. F. A. Par- liamentary Team A. PATRICIA TALBOT Mixed Chorus 1, 25 Girls' Gloe l, 23 Booster Club 1, 2, 3, L5 Class Play Prom ter 35 Commer- cial Club 33 Pep Club Lg Office L. KATHRYN MOORE Phys. Ed. L. EUGEN KLEVE Boys' Glee 1, 23 Phys. Ed. 1 .F.A.l,2,3,LgMbwd Chorus 2, 3, L5 Booster Club 23 Stg. Mgr. Class Play 35 Projector Operator A. CLARA UAE TALBOT Mixed Chorus 23 Girls' Glee 23 Class Play 33 F. T. A. 33 Commercial Club 35 Pep Club Lg Office L. EDIUND LOOSVELT R Club Pres. Lg Basketball St. Mgr. Lg Boys' Glee lg Booster Club 1, 35 F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, L: Football 2, 3 QLD, L CLD, Bas- ketball 2, bg Class Play Stg. Mgr. 33 R Club 3, ug Track L. xx5 'E-db DUANE CERNY Mixed chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Boys' Glee 1, 23 Booster Club 1, 2, W, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 1, F. F. A. l, 2, 3, L5 Class Play Stg. Mgr. 35 Pep Band L. RICHARD COFFEY Class Sec'y. 23 Mixed Chorus 13 Band 1, 2, 3, hg Phys. Ed. 13 Declamatory 1, 2, 3, Lg Perfect Attendance lg Student Council lg Booster Club 1, 3, L3 Foot- ball st. Mgr. 2, R Club 2, 3, Basketball 2, Typing Certifi- cate 23 Class Play 33 State ,Legion Oratorical Contest Lg Pep Band h. ,H 4 will QQ' .Q B TTY DIERIEX Mixed Chorus lg Girls' Glee 13 Declamatory li Booster Club l, 2, 33 Cheerleader 2, 35 Commercial Club 35 Office 3. CHARLES CHAMBERLAIN R Club Sec'y. Lg Mixed Chorus lg Boys' Glee 13 Booster Club l, 33 Football 2, 3 CLD, h fLDg Basketball 2, 3 CLD, L KLD5 Track 2, 3 QLD, A CLD Commercial Club 33 R Club 3, L. ELH55 LUILL We, the Sing-Sing graduating class of '51, being of sound mind and body Cue hope, although we greatly doubt it after four years of overwork and hard study during our years of imprisonmentl, do hereby dispose of our possessions, as they might, if kept, remind us of our imprisonment. To the Warden, George Gibson, we leave a Canadian nickel, Indian- head penny, and an Australian dime for his retirement fund. To the Warden's assistant, Skelly, we leave six beautiful and efficient girls, one for every office period next year. To Guard Huff we leave the Junior Class for English next year. To Guard Alonso we leave our thanks for the time and help she gave us on our annual. To Guard Hill we leave a pair of stilts so that he can see over the desk. To Guard Martin we leave all the material of RHS he can find for his 1952 football and basketball teams, and also our best wishes for a championship team next year. To Guard Leech we leave our best wishes for her and Bus and hope that all their troubles are little ones. To Guard Hinn we leave all the singing talent he needs for his music groups. To the prison custodian, Fisher, we leave a vacuum cleaner to clean the plush carpets of RHS. To those sad and hope ful Nconsn with three more years imprisonment ahead, the freshmen, we leave the large assortment and supply of chew- ing gum stuck on the seniors' desks. To those hopeful nconsn with two years ahead, the sophomores, we leave our angelic conduct in the Study Hall. To those happy nconsn with but one year left, the juniors, we leave our empty assembly desks and our books, and hope that they will carry on for us. WLarceny Katen CKATHRYN MOORED wills her slow, quiet walk to Monica Rush. nRod-Ridin' Ralphn CRALPH DYKESJ wills his ability to get by with kissing girls in the Study Hall to Paul Larson. 'Loose-Livin' Loosvelt' QED LOOSVELTD wills his wolfish ways with girls to Red Lincoln. 'Safe-Cracker Floss CFIDRENCE HEESACKERD wills her ability as a 'soda-jerk' to all the other jerks. 'Bugsy Siegal' CJOAN GILLIAHD wills her enormous height to Margaret Ann Hook. 'Calamity Jane' CPAT TALBOTJ wills her quiet, bashful ways to Sandra Stava. 'Willy-the-Kid CWILLIS GRAND wills Anabelle to Butch Trennepohl until she graduates and he can take over again. la Wilson' CGWEN JUNGCKD wills her ways with the college men to Rosalie Blum and also a book of rules on how to keep 'em guessin'! '88 Keys' QRICHARD COFFEYI wills his excess weight to Bill Jansen. 'Arson Annie' CANN KRIEGSHAUSERD wills her ability to get her lessons in on time to Bonnie Erickson. 'Cop-Killer Charlie' CCI-IARLES CHAHBERLAINJ wills all of his crib notes to anyone who thinks he can get by with using them. 'Noisy' KDUANE CERNYJ wills his many friends to Jess llorrison, if Jess thinks he can crowd them all on his scooter. 'Scarface Al Capone' CGENE KLEVED wills his ability to run the film projector to anyone who has patience enough to try. 'The Honest Blacksmith' CRDBERT ARTHUR, wills his dancing ability to Maurice Widfeldt. We hope he will use it. 'Uoonshine Monte' CDAVID DIERIEXJ wills his many Gordon girls to Robert Higgs until further notice. 'Tommy-Gun Tillie' CCLARA MAE TALBOTJ wills her ability to get out-of-town boy friends to Phyllis Barth, for she won't be needing it now, 'Rum-Runnin' Rhoda' CJUNE STABLERJ wills her red hair to Sarah Jane Dewitt. In witness, whereof, we have set our hands and seals unto this, our last will and testament, written this Twelfth day of February, One Thousand Nine Hundred Fifty One. June Stabler Charles Chamberlain Ed. Loosvelt ELHSS PRUPHEEH On our summer vacation in 1956, we decided to look around and see what had become of our graduating class. In New York we found JUNE STABLER. She is now operating the June-Groom Beauty Shop. We visited JOAN GILLIAH'S school for secretaries, which has the distinction of , being the smallest in the world. Since it was a warm day and we were 2 thirsty, we stopped for a coke at FLORENCE HEESACKER'S Drip Drop Soda Fountain. Going on up to Alaska, we found DAVID DIERIEX trapping with his lovely Eskimo wife and five children. What a surprise it was to hear that GENE KLEVE was now Secretary of State of the United States. we found that ROBERT ARTHUR and CHARLES CHAHBERLAIN had gone to California. ROBERT is busy picking oranges in the day time and picking dates at night. CHARLES has made quite an attempt to take the place of Red Skelton in the hearts of the American people. We stumbled over ED LOOSVELT'S legs while he was lying in the shade under an apple tree and while his wife, Sandra, was trying out the latest milking machin on ED'S pet Holstien cow. WILLIS GRAN and Anabelle are now married and he is borrowing the car every night of the week. KATH RINE MOORE is now a famous cowgirl in the movies. Going on west, we found PATTY TALBOT and Wayne in Wyoming on a ranch. PATTY is very busy with the little Speers. DUANE CERNY and his brother-in-law, Bob Waterman, have started an old-time dance in Clinton. We found ANN KRIEGSHAUSER still in Rushville and happily married to Charles, who is now a prominent businessman. Ann is very proud of him, too. Going through Hay Springs, we saw CLARA MAE and Dean. They have their hands full taking care of the little Krugers. RALPH DYKES is now married and has ten children. He thinks he will have to start work soon in the glue factory. The last one we visited was GWEN JUNGCK. She is doing the rumba in the Hoochy-Koochy Night Club in Boston. She told us that RICHARD COFFEY is now a lion hunter in South Africa. Robert Arthur Ralph Dykes Gene Kleve Florence Heesacker JUNIORS X Y I9 Sl ACTIVITIES OF THE JUNIOR CLASS we chose Mrs. Huff and Mr. Hill for our sponsors. Marilyn Edgell was elected Treasurer, Franklin Reeves, Vice-President, largaret Reeves, Presidentg and Helen Colwell, Secretary. It was the misfor- tune of our class to lose Helen Colwell when she became ill with polio shortly after school started. As she will not be able to attend school the rest of this year, we elected a new Secretary, Eleonora Rasmussen. Our first big venture of the year was our Junior Class Play, ME AND MY SHADOW, a three-act comedy presented to the public on December 5 On January 19, we were all thrilled to receive our class rings. To us they are nsupern-the best yet! Remember the class tournaments for the Polio Fund? The seniors gave us a pretty tough time of it, but we won by a score of L6 to 35. Fifteen rahs for the seniors! It is time now to start planning the Junior-Senior Banquet. We hope to have one that will be remembered by our seniors for a long time to come. Good luck to you, Seniors! MARGARET REEVES President UWFAP5 ...nd FRANKLIN BEEVES MARILYN EDGELL Vice-President S0CI'0f'81'Y v.,. k kk f 1 V - -4+ My A : ,.. x 4: Mmm. S315 X -V: if ,N if N v ,igf fy figl K. Ifkf wi ? 4, W1 ELEONORA RASHUSSEN Treasurer DARIENE GIDDINGS JESS MORRISON IIARY JEAN ARTHUR nf D GEORGE ADDIE JOYCE BOLEK DICK ZIEGLER CHARLOTTE HOAGLAND BILL ALBEE HELEN ARTHUR fm i qrf O PAULA KLEVE 'B' A '.... 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The sophomore home economics girls re-upholstered the office couch and re-covered the dining room chairs in the Home Economics Room On March 21, 1951, the sophomores gave their Sophomore Hop, which took place at the Legion Club. Refreshments were served and music was provided by the nickelodeon. Glenn Barth, a member of our class, took part in the Northwest Nebraska Conference District Speech Contest at Chadron on March 22, where he received a rating of excellent. WSH fi Sh, UERILYNN WALKER Uffffffjgg President A Egg sa:L3 flxx JOE JACKSON BILL JANSEN Vice-President Secretary DON LINCOLN Treasurer 5 GLENN EARTH :X .Sh Qtr fx I V I DEMAHIS GIDDINGS -3 'fl ,X , 'V WS . 6, nr , 'K ROLLAN EATON ws' A 6-wash. Y'-'X vb WN SARAH JANE DEWITT SQ in 'fy 2gggQ3 CHARLES M RRILL LOIS HANNA JAMES CHAHBERLAIN PHYLLIS GILLIAH 4',,.,'Elr'2C,' ,9- .ssw gm., 'P , :- A .5 DON HAN S DUANE McLAIN UARGARET HOOK I KATHERINE Junccx LELAND mrrsou ROBERT PALMER MONICA RUSH FRANK REED gm' 5 E -E 5 , , , 3 , 'gl : 1' . Winn Vkrr f LO IS MCCOIIBER JOYCE REEVES x , fl? 5,51 . . - - an ,- , ky Y . Lim 55 fx n qiggzgf- , h R VADA PORTER Qi LE ROY TRENNEPOHL FRESHMEN W W I9 Si ACTIVITIES OF THE FRESHMAN CLASS At our first class meeting, we chose the following officers: President, Max Widfeldtg Vice-President, Irvin Reeves, Secretary, Geraldine Van Buskirkg Treasurer, Anabelle Vodickag Class Sponsor, Miss Leech. On Initiation Day the freshmen could be compared to the main attraction of a circus. The girls looked similar to clowns, dressed in their peculiar costumes. The boys were very queer looking, too. The girls wore men's overalls, which were wrong side out and put on backwards, as were their shirts. The boys wore bibless overalls cut to above the knee, with girls' sweaters. For footwear the girls wore high heels with anklets and the boys wore nylon hose and cowboy boots. The girls' hair style was quite becoming, braided and with onions for ribbons. Pin curls and wave clips looked cute on the boys' locks. Both girls and boys wore green ribbons around their wrists, neck, ankles, or wherever they would be visible. They also were a toothbrush on a string around their necks, carried paper sacks, and also lollipops. The boys wore make-up and earrings while the girls wore no make-up. When all of us reached school, the seniors took lipstick and printed in large, bold letters the word UFreshien across our foreheads. we had to bow to all seniors and say, Wlost honorable seniors, dearly beloved by all freshmen.n Another duty that we had was to shine their shoes. At 12:30 we met our partners at the C Q L Cafe. From there we marched to the high school where other fates befell us. The seniors gave a dance for the school that night, but it was especially for the freshmen. we had to wear the same costume to the dance, including the lipstick which had been applied all over our faces and in our ears that afternoon. Refreshments were served by the senior to conclude the event. We are very proud of the good work our freshmen lettermen did in football. They were Gerald Van Buskirk, Eugene Nyffler, Max Widfeldt, and Larry Bolek. The freshmen are now planning to gave a school dance in honor of the seniors who have so well guided us through this year. WHS ' MAX WIDFELDT President i gf 'E . :, w AW E? IRVIN REEVES GERALDINE VAN BUSKIRK Vice-President Secretary ANABELLE VODICKA Treasurer QL. ED ABOLD ROSALIE BLUM Y53' PHYLLIS BARTH Qi wisfQq Qisg ..,., x WAYNE ASPINALL Q JERRY BEGUIN LORRAINE GREENWOOD H w ED BOLEK ai' UELORES DOHRUAN 4' v I , ,N if-'gf' A::'. - , if' .,, , rx 1 If Q f O' S ---fs! -1 .? Q Y K'-1.3 LEO DIERIEX RALPH KILCOIN 2 . -:. -- . 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For the first semester the following officers were chosen: Ardyth Haverkamp, President, Bobby Albee, Vice-President, Eleanor Dewitt, Secretaryg and Ronnie Winter, Treasurer. were chosen: Bobby Albee, Eleanor DeWitt, Secretaryg The class held regular each month during the last For the second semester the following officers Presidentg Charles Woods, Vice-President, and Ronnie Winter, Treasurer. nzetings on the first and third Tuesdays of period of the day. Light refreshments were served at the close of each meeting, The boys in the class organized a Junior High Basketball Team and played several games this season. The girls of tie class formed a Junior High Pep Club with Doris Talbot, Eleanor DeWitt, and Ardyth Haverkamp chosen as cheer leaders. The social activities of the year consisted of a Hallowe'en masquerade party with the seventh grade as guests, a Christmas party when the eighth grade were guests of the seventh grade. Both grades greatly enjoyed a Valentine dancing party and box social. A class party and picnic at the end of the year will always be remembered. CLASS MOTTO: WThe genius of success is the genius of labor.n CLASS FLOWER: Rose CLASS COLORS: Pink and White 1 -KRDYTH HAVERKAHP BO B! ALBEE President--lst Sem. Vice-President--lst Som. President-2nd Sem i ELEANOR EWITT Secretary-Both Sem. K I 'H ,.,, s 4 x KL . In . 5,4 K A fi! fJw .. f . ' I X - ' ik Q L xi W fi , . Awww gk - jxfgwfaly 'fag BONNIE WINTER Treasurer-Both Som. CHARLES NOODS Vice-President-2nd Som. 3 A ,,. , as 2' W ' BBQ' 5 x '4Eg5 E W ,g rfffi 1' 7 A 31.1, . 55 'W Q 5W'f?Q5Ei WS - f'. y ., ' DENNIS CARR ROBERTA ROSE od 'O' ax Sl M ' ' ro. x -0 R Om' . Xifjgws W DORIS TALBOT OTTO ROSFELD N E 10 'w A .f w ' : .V yfstfh , ' jx- .-5- - ,W - K w X t :J vb- 9 QSM -1 ' if '4 Ou' , is-'iv H6 - BOBBY BECKERBAUER EVELYN MOORE B ... V ' ,N f x ' .', K , '4' O O OOZO O 4 , HAROLD HARDIN PEGGY WELLMAN Not shown: Norman Hannah, Don Ross, Forrest Strong, Betty Sydow. ATHLETICS I9 El .i m gf RUSHVILLE LONGHORNS Back Egg: D, Widfeldt, L. Trennepohl, M. Lulow, M. Widfledt, F. Reed, R. Ziegler, T. Rose, D. Ward, E. Nyffler, J. Beguin, H. Reed, I. Reeves, M. Trennepohl. Middle Row: Assistant Coach E. Jungck, Coach H. Martin, L. Bolek, D. Lincoln, L. Tiensvold, F. Reeves, R. Arthur, D. Dieriex, R. Eaton, Max Widfeldt, W. Jansen, J. Jackson, G. Van Buskirk, First QQ! J. Chamberlain, D. Hanks, F. Lincoln, C. Merrill, L. Watson, E. Loosvelt, W. Albee, B. Beguin, C. Chamberlain, E. Abold. The 1950-51 football season opened with the Longhorns defeating Pine Ridge on our new football field. They tied Chadron High in the second game, and in the third suffered the only defeat of the season when Gordon beat Rushville 19 to 7. The highlight of the season was the defeat of Chadron Prep by a score of 19 to 7. Hay Springs bowed to Rushville 21 to O for our Homecoming and this victory gave Rushville second place in the Northwest Conference. During the half of the Homecoming Game, Ed Loosvelt and Florence Heesacker were crowned King and Queen and reigned at the Homecoming Dance held that evening. The football boys elected Ed Loosvelt and Charles Chamberlain Co-Captains. They were honored at the Northwest Conference Banquet at Hay Springs where they were given awards by Greg McBride. Speeches were also given by Glen Davis, the backfield coach at the University of Nebraska. Afterwards a movie was shown of the Kansas State- Nebraska game. FUUTBHLL QPLACE EEJUR ON fALL CONF. TEAM 5 Franklin Reeves Blayne Beguln Charles Chamberlain and Ed Iioos velt are the Ruahvllle players on' the two all-conference teams sel- ected Wednesday night by the ,coaches o meeting in Gordon hes also voted to un Reeves of Rush of Crawford onors. Reeves in the ls and Clements in 1' the Northwest Nebras- '1 LUNGHURNS C3599 jPlAUE smog mms XX GH of B20 1 21114 t X 1,3115 a 19to,,cs 21-0 Defeat ot Huy Swine! Fld!! N195 ogveaaon B sucessful I-01195001 Gnd ' V. Egg, are GQ, . tn N sm. L0 L0 34.9 t re' R hvill Longhorns beat ckS3o11nx ,.mXm1 Thgpmtigs 2110 0 in an Arlnil-I 5 Rughvme Y any gs-P' game here and thereby I to FBYQEODAJ----' me W' Pear' HQRNS uw RN LONEQJNCE RAM C' , ori . IN 22- TR .mt M- :me - The Rm. 7 t wh nm M' me-W1 the We Lon K o 'W' , iw my 5950 leggbn witghomg opened kfosqd cgqwd de P . 1.16 ew. H22-7 W let, ggewtme - ' 25 has 5h il1:2? PRES at Got C esez-Ve END TRY-PAK 5o 4'-'age de, don 12 7 ' p 8-ved B r Gated 5 . nd' ' Rush Tllegd eselve 00rd e Dongh0tD5 eaf 'rm Wg? M0367 Bftenfgalll tg, 12 1 muihvm lil mime? is ' U91 on Ht me The ton Pre? owning, - auf. the d Chad es W A nt. . ' '-.. in 25 Amie? Pm- ' Ae - 1 4 1 'NTL 1 L0 GHURNS f ITIE CHADRO 7 XLA fighting band Onshorns tied .a sumgfsmfgshggis F N 'wu i BASKETBALL First RQ1: E. Loosvelt, L. Watson, D. Dieriex, F. Reeves, H. Arthur, C. Chamberlain, J. Chamberlain, G. Van Buskirk. Second Rgg: B. Albee, F. Reed, L. Tiensvold, D. McLain, B. Beguin, F. Lincoln, E. Nyffler, M. Trennepohl, Coach Harold Martin. Third RQE: D. Ward, L. Barth, B. Jansen, D. Hanks, C. Merrill. The 1951 basketball team had an unsuccessful season, winning three and dropping the rest of the regular season games. Robert Arthur, David Dieriex, and Charles Chamberlain are the only three graduating letter- men. The highlight of the season was the last home game against Hay Springs, Rushville winning by a score of 3h-33. A school dance followed the game at which time the King and Queen, Robert Arthur and Joan Gilliam, were crowned. TRACK First Egg: R. Arthur, B. Beguin, J, Chamberlain, F. Reed, D. McLain, F, Reeves, C. Chamberlain, F. Lincoln, L. Watson, R. Higgs, B. Albee, E. Nyffler, G. Van Buskirk, Second Egg: D. Dieriex, E. Loosvelt, J. Beguin, R. Lehman, R, Dykes, E- Ahold, R- Eaton. B- Jansen, D- Hawke, T. Rose, D. Ziegler, J. Jackson, L. Tiensvold, Coach Harold Martin. Third Egg: G. Denton, J. Stansbury, M, Widfeldt, M. Lulow, R. Kilcoin, E. Bolek, L. Trennepohl, C, Kuchera, N. Amende, R. Palmer, W. Aspinall, M. Trennepohl. BHSHUBHLL ACTIVITIES I9 El First 393: J. Stansbury, G. Denton, L. Trennepohl, D. Cerny, G. Barth, R. Norton, J. Nadobny, L. Barth, R. Dykes, D. Lockmon, P. Larson, Sponsor Ralph Hill Second Egg: State F. F. A. Advisor H. Deems, R. Eaton, E. Kleve, C. Merrill, D. Hanks, B. Beguin, R. Arthur, E. Loosvelt, W. Gran, L. Watson, J. Beguin. Third gow: C. Kuchera, J. Morrison, G. Van Buskirk, E. Nyffler, R. Palmer, E. Bolek, R. Ziegler, N. Amende, J. Jackson, W. Aspinall,M. Trennepohl, R. Lehman FUTURE FARHERS ,OF AMERICA The first meeting of the year was held for the purpose of electing officers and the following were chosen: President, Ralph Dykes, Vice- President, Lloyd Barthg Treasurer, Paul Larson, Secretary, Duane Lockmong Sentinel, Charles Merrill. Our Chapter took part in the District Eight Contest at Crawford and took third place in the Parliamentary Procedure Contest. The officers also attended a District Eight meeting at Alliance. We had various projects for raising money this year, one of them being the selling of hot dogs, candy, gum, and pop at the games. We also mixed mineral and protein supplement to sell and made a hotbed in order to sell started plants for gardens. we honored our Dads on March 28 at a Father and Son Banquet held at the Legion Club. Following the banquet there was a dance for all the school, and the crowning of the F. F. A. Prince and F. F. A. Sweetheart, who were Ralph Dykes and June Stabler. v ! Aww m xx JUNIOR CLASS PLAY The Junior Class presented ME AND MY SHADOW, a three-act comedy on December 5. It was under the direction of the class sponsors, Mrs. Huff and Mr. Hill. A capacity crowd enjoyed this well-acted performance given by the R. H. S. thespians. CAST OF CHARACTERS Roy Harrington, a young attorney--Floyd Lincoln, Arleen Harrington, his wife--Joan Lehman, Mrs. King, Roy's mother-in-law--Marilyn Edgellg Susan Fisher, the Harrington maid-Sandra Stava, Bruce Douglas, a breezy young doctor-Elayne Beguin, Georgia Butler, a curious neighbor- Darlene Giddings, nShadow,n a mysterious Hindu girl-Joyce Bolekg Hickson, the county sheriff-Robert Higgs, Sabu, an East Indian mystic- Jess Morrison. ' Stage Manager--Duane Lockmon, Prompter--Daisey Reed, Assistant Prompter Eleonora Rasmussen, Properties-Jess Morrison and Robert Higgs, Posters and Tickets-Margaret Reeves and Paula Kleve. Music between acts presented by Miss Joan Lehman. RUSHVILLE HIGH SCHOOL BAND First ggi: M. Hook, S. Stava, G. Van Buskirk, E. DeWitt, B, Higgs, A. Vodicka R. Winters, Bob Higgs. Second Egg: K. Talbot, M. Tiensvold, C. Fisher, Third Row: D, Dohrman, V. Porter, P. Trennepohl, F. Fisher, T. Peck, K. Clausen, J. Cox, G. Jungck, M. DeWitt, L. McComber, K. Jungck, R. O'Kane, Fourth R W: D. Widfeldt, S. DeWitt, C. Woods, N. Perreten, A. Haverkamp, D. Cerni-Standing: B. Haverkamp, N. Hollstien, J. Jones, J. Gilliam, A. Kriegshauser, J. Bolek, R. Coffey, Director George Hinn. MIXED CHORUS 1 First Egg: A. Kriegshauser, J. Gilliam, G. Jungck, P. Gilliam, V. Porter, K. Jungck, D. Dohrman, M, Tiensvold, A. Vodicka, M. Rush, N. Perreten, G. Van Buskirk, J. Jones. Second Qgyz A. Rose, T. Merrill, L. Greenwood, R. Blum, P. Barth, G. Hines, L. McComber, N. Hollstien, M. DeWitt, S. DeWitt, L. Hanna, Director George Hinn. Third 391: M. Trennepohl, P. Larson, R. Norton, D. Lockmon, R. Higgs, D. Cerny, E. Kleve, B. Jansen, W. Gran, L. Trennepohl, J. Morrison, G. Van Buskirk, E. Nyffler, J. Beguin. HRH CLUB Back Row: G. Van Buskirk, F. Reed, M. Widfeldt, C. Merrill, J. Chamberlain E. Nyffler, R. Coffey, D. Lincoln. I Middle Egg: L. Tiensvold, L. Watson, F. Reeves, D. Hanks, R. Eaton, B. Albee, R. Higgs, G. Addie, Coach Harold Martin. First Egg: B. Jansen, D. Ziegler, R. Arthur, C. Chamberlain, D. Dieriex, E. Loosvelt, R. Dykes, B. Beguin, F. Lincoln. PEP CLUB m 6' 9 l fy, P .9 5 fi y f gg, lg, vig, ,M - - ENG ix Vi 'G M Back Egg: P. Kleve, Darlene Giddings, M. Edgell, Demaris Giddings, L. McComber, M, Hook, M. Reeves, N. Perreten, J. Jones, A. Vodicka, V. Porter, G. Van Buskirk First Row: C. Talbot, H. Arthur, S. Stava, P. Talbot, G. Jungck, M. DeWitt, N. Hollstien. Cheerleaders: F. Heesacker, J. Lehman, A. Kriegshauser, J. Bolek, J. Gilliam. AMERICAN HISTORY , TYPING HOME 'f ,wk -,J ENGLISH 11 .-4,- BIOLOGY ,,....--we -ali .A SHOP ,,,,,...-n:,,..--1 ,..,...1-,...-uw -G,-,.1.,.av-1 f ., M., - f ,wx- , ff.,... 4 5.4 . 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