Scottsbluff High School - Bluff Yearbook (Scottsbluff, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1941 volume:

P TCSCTIK f ' f THE SCCDTTSBLUFF HIGH SCHCDCDL 7947 Bluff Une Section of Student America ...-.msswQ 31. - 'A W ' UXMXWQ' 6!MWfffM , Q 'ibefgboo n I i 5 5 7 i gy -sf! vi ' '69 J. - wvo 3361366 -gb 3-alfa 1159 or lsfw .500 osbf' 4, Wal gywy. glgki 40191:-1 PLATXY' I ' Q it msec, JR. coueea on. audi YOUTH! This is Americans life-line! We, the graduating class of 1941, look out upon the World t serve. To us it is a haven for as a region to explore, to save, o happy living. From this locality into the nation-into the world-the l with them the harvest of their students of S. H. S. Wil carry educational experiences as seed for a better and more abundant life. We now prcscnt this annual as an expression of our mom- ories With the hope that our ideals and ambitions may be rea- lized in the time to come. Miss Marie Sellars Xl The outstanding record set by the Class of 1941 indicates one thing, the excellent service rendered us by our sponsor, Miss Marie Sellars. Though thick and thin she has stood by, foreseeing our problems, and guiding us through the numerous difficulties that beset the efforts of any class engaged in so many activities. Especially noteworthy has been her Work in making this 1941 Bluff the book that it is. lt is in the spirit of grateful appreciation, therefore, that we, the Class of 1941, dedicate this annual to one who has done the job. Dedication We Wish to express our gratitude to Mr. Glenn R Johnston for his excellent assistance in making this ai bigger, better and different annual. Book 1 4 Administration ' Faculty Cl assesof 641 c42 '43 '44 '4 6' Bl-1, fisil 0 fb o S99 0 A 0 Administration O A ANDERSON E M STONE Keeping school! Running the city's biggest business is no small task. Behind the scenes is the school board, the people's elected representatives. The policies of the school are determined by these Scottsbluff business men. To Superintendent J. E. Shedd falls the task of co-operating, planning, supervising. From his office comes the executive effort that makes our school the vital place that it is. Directly responsible for the Well-being of the school, Principal Everett M. Stone and his assist- ant, O. A. Anderson, strive constantly to make Scottsbluff high school increasingly effective in instruction, guidance and opportunity. DR FRANK PLEHN FRANK SLENIIVIONS HARRY WISNER J. E. SHEDD JOHN LEROY PERLE ENIERY H. I. BOIVIGARDNER PAUL STUVE - 9 Faculty dx. , G Il A faculty of trained Without stint to carry out the care- fully laid plans of the administration, and to make his or her classroom a center of individual Value to the American spirit of education. The date of affiliation with our school is indicated following each name. I O NUM! Mkmuf TI WI EDYT' MERCHANT ENGLISH AND READING--1939 J rf 1 'lf Li .vl- I I' 'I IIIIS' . T Pu ' 4 ALICE MOLZAHN MATHEMATICS -1939 u 4 ,' I Z! , , ff , -,-' H 4 L,V,,.V,g,-1, ,A - , FIRST ROW? I ' NELLIE BARRON'NIATHEMATICSfI927 VICTORIA BERGGREN-LATIN AND ENGLISH--H1940 SECOND ROW- HELEN EIGHMY-COMMERCIAL--1940 ROMA FALTYS-READING AND ENGLISH-1940 THIRD ROWf JAMES JOHNSON-INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC--1937 GLENN R. JOHNSTON-ENGLISH AND MOTOR MECHANICS 1939 NOT PICTUREDTT BLANCHE BUCI-IANAN1MUSICf1933 MARY DENNIS-+EIOLOGICAI. SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS 1929 ELVHEL. PFL.UG'iLIERARY AND ENGLISHQIBZ7 BERLINDA SOOTS'F'HYSlCAl. AND SOCIAL SCIENCE'-I939 L. Koa cf W of Nt vb Y, 4' w ,, sf-'S' X 'J 6-Q' 'E E XS 5 5,5 Es Fi gfgulvv-' ' ' V' '-' ' '?'fi- I 1 FIRST ROW7 BEATRICE BLAlR'ENGLI5H. DEBATE, DRAMA-1940 BLANCHE BOISEN-ENGLISH'---1937 EDNA CARTER-ENGLISH AND READINGfl935 OMA S. CROUCH'MATHEMATICS--1931 SECOND ROW' MAX GRAFYINDLISTRIAI. ARTS-'1937 DOROTHY HAYS-SCHOOL NuRsEf194I LOUISE HOSSACK ENGLISH. READING, MATHEMATICS-1938 HARRIET JOHNSON--ENGLISH- 1936 THIRD ROW-- FRANCES KIKER--I-IOMENIAKING -I94I PAUL LANDOLTYWPHYSICAL AND SOCIAL SCIENCE-f!94O QUINN LOTSPEICH-VOCAL MUSICf1934 NIIRIAM MAHAFFY-ENGLISH---1940 IN TI-IE CORNER- X VERNA NIEMAN--PHYSICAL AND EOCIAI. SCIENCEf194O LUCILLE OAKES-PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND COMMERCIAL-I94o I Xxx X N FI ' qw fl L, - KQJNQL4 ' 5 MJ if ,' X V J 1 I x RICHARD PETERSON+PHYS L AND SOCIAL SCIENCE, ATHLETICSYR-!94O FIRST' ROW - . W. E. PUTNlAN+PHYSICAI. SCIENCE AND ATHLETICS---1940 MARlE RENNECKER--ENGLISH AND READINGff'I937 K M RKE SELLARSYHOMEMAKING--1923 SECO D ROW-- PETER SOLA--'SOCIAL SCIENCE---1937 L.EO STANGLE-SOCIAL SCIENCE AND ATHLETICS----1935 JOHN STEENYPHYSICAI. AND OOCIAL SCIENCE--1935 WALTER TIEDE-PHYSICAL AND SOCIAL SCIENCEf194O THIRD ROW-W u EUGENE WALLIN-PHYSICAL SCIENCE--1938 DOROTHY WEETH--MATHEMATICS--1937 BYRON YALE--COMMERCIAL AND ATHLETICS---1937 NIABEL YENSEN-SOCIAL SCIENCE-R u VN THE CORNER- PHYLLIS HUGHES--SECRETARY-1940 LOIS JOHNSON-RSECRETARY-A-1937 Class Marshal JIM FARRAR WMM 415 QQ, S090 Q9 Q55 , , i'1'-A 1-9 Q A? L an ' 94 .1-F-vw'-W gm was W an , wxe ww f:'W':' 'f':'w 4: 'Mve wwwmrvmw' X , ? J. ' ., ,, 4 '. P. 353' v .W -r . 1,11-, gv A HMA gf ..-,iw J, , A- . , in , , M ' -f -J? w- ' ' A ' Vw, L ,wif : , .. . V , - Avril? 'Pi . ,,,N .. p . -I ,. 41, t 5' J . K ' ' if? 1 1 V, - .. 5 , ,- . , 1 sw, F Mfyfw f , '. ,. ' k ' V , I ' f - ,,m4,is. 4-..,,.aa.f.am...k....R...f.42,,..1...,, ..L..,.,Mm..m,.1...,,,-,4L..f..,....- Av V. , Ja A ,. Q,,.:,.,n.Q,.+m..Q. ALBERT PETITE BOE BACKER SHIRLEY WHITE BOB MASON W o 7 Fall down, stars! Quake, earth! One hundred sixty-five of us are ready to take the next step, large or small, in life. We are grateful for the help and inspiration given us during our four years here and We hope that each individual will show his sin- cere appreciation by proving his Worth to the World. The salvation of America lies in its youth! We are youth! Our Class History Freshmen-Penny days: Pat Johnson, head girl, Larry Baumgaertel, head boyg Miss Marie Sellars, sponsor. Sophomore-Still penny daysg Martha Toops, head girl, John Heyde, head boy. Junior-Candy! Jim Hedge, president, Al Petite, vice-president, Pat Johnson, sec- retary-treasurerg Junior class play, Sev- en Sisters g Swing-time modernistic jun- ior-senior prom. Senior-'tThree Days of Gracieng nominating convention, Al Petite, president, Bob Backer, vice-president, Shirley White, secretary, Bob Mason, treasurer, Annual! skip day, Vespers, Class Dayg Commence- ment! PHYLLIS CHADWICK 1 f 4,n ' f I -ivfS0 '50I Aufv HAROLD CUNN GHANI DICK DIERS LORRAINE HARRISON RALPH MALOTT DEAN NILJSGRAVE MARTHA TOOPS ,f ' ENNE TTON Q' ' ' f wrt ESTHER VVEIDNIAN FERN WIGREN 6 Class of 241 ASHBY ADAMS PAUL ANSTEY BETTY ATKINS EMMA BACKHAUS FORREST BARRON DOROTHY BARRY ESTH ER BECKER BOB BERGGREN AU DREY APPLEGATE DOROTHY ASH ER BONNIE BAILEY LORRIE BARCLAY LARRY BAUMGAERTEL VIOLA BEAVERS DORIS BLACKBURN ALYCE BOWLING LE ROY BROWN FERNE BULA BOB BURKHART ELSIE BURKMAN BETTY CAM ERZEL AL CARPENTER JOHN MARGARET COPAS EDNA COTTON GERALD COTTON MARJORIE COWAN DORIS CUNNINGHANI KEITH DENIOREST CHARLENE DILLARD LORIS CAWLEY RUTH CLARK ALLEN CLEM STANLEY COHEN COOK JOHN COOPER Class of P41 ESTHER MAE DING E JAY DIXON DOROTHE DOERFLER LLICILLE E BETTY ENDICOTT JIM FARRAR ARTHUR FEESE WESLEY FERBRACHE Jada, jg MAE ELLIS HELENE GOODSCHMIDT LARRIE GRE RODNEY HAMILTON JIM HEDGE ELIZABETH JANE HOLLO ELSIE HOLM DELORIS IMES LILA INMAN 'TX JOHN FOSTER Q In fx JEAN FRENCH 1 x Q -A A C , ,,,1,1,4 1 1515-.-ff VN -Yjhifgf. , RUTHETTA GILCHRIST MARGARET GLEBE JACKIE LOU GODSEY BETTY GOFF ISS CHARLES GRITZFELD DON HANIBURGER A ff I , f1I If L 'IS HESS NORMA HINIVIAN WAY OPAL HOUK ARDEN HOUSER LOREN IRELAND , GENE ISENI-IOUR LUCILLE JARMIN PATRICIA JOHNSON MARY KEELEY TONY KEHL DAN KRAFT NIAXINE LOUND ELIZABETH LYNCH JAY MCALLISTER HELEN MCGALLIARD II ! JOHN MANKIN LEON JELSMA BILL JENNINGS MERYLENE JENNINGS MELVIN JOHNSON MARY JOSEPH DON JOYCE MARJORIE KINNANION ERNST KLEIN LOLA KUBES SHIRLEY LANE HARRY LOOS Class of 741 LEE MARLIN , MAPZQQINE, MARTIN n l , LYLE MILLER ALBERTA MUSIL LORRAINE NELSON THOMAS NELSON g ff? I I TOMMY MAYBERRY BETTY MILLER JAMES NEELEY BILL NELSON BILL OGILVIE ff!, RUBY NUMON SHIRLEY OLSON AUDREY OSAKA CLETA MAE OUTSON TED PIEKENBROCK RICHARD PITSCH BOB PRATT THEDA PYLE WILBERT QUINDT VELMA RAY CHARLOTTE REECE YUKIO SAKU RADA MARTIN REICHENBERG FRED REIFLER RUTH RING MAXINE ROSE RUTH ROSE SH IZUO SAKURADA WILNIA SCHLEICHER CICLSS of 741 LONNIE SERSHEN KEITH SEIP EDGAR SEIVER JOYCE SKAAR FRAYDE SOB DON STEEN ELWOOD SMITH EI... MARTHA SPU G LEI. lf W 06,9 BILL. STEVENS HOWARD STUIVIBOUGH DOLLY SMITH K if 1 'JIJIX FII, CLTWI I' WIAIEUQZAGER BETTY STEELE LEONARD SWANBONI CIUL55 of ,4I 'I I un. I., ,J f '1 VIRGINIA TALLON A A . kt I IRENE TANAKA 1 v kfx 1,1 JACK THORPE CHARLOTTE VORSE 4 . ' VIRGINIA WARD VIRGINIA WARR MARTHA WEINEENDER BARBARA WESTERVELT PHYLLIS WESTERVELT ELAINE WILSON VELMA WINIER A WAYNE YARNALL NOT PICTURED JACK ANKENY ANNE Goos RUEBEN HAUN ANDREW HAMBURGER GEORGE HEIMBEGNER ELMER MARKER DON MOODY VARREL YARNELI. CHARLES YOUNG L li iff yy ,h y 'lfff'fA ljfyliiyfjjjjk K Acceptance of Mantle: It is with great pride that I accept this token of honor which you have just pre- sented to me. I am sure that the Class of '42 and its sponsors will strive to equal the stan- dards as set by the Class of '41, We know the many responsibilities ahead of us and will try to undertake them in a superior manner. jack Stackhouse Mantle Presentation: As president of the Class of l4l, it is my privilege to pre- sent to you this mantle which has been in our safe-keeping, and which is representative of the high ideals of Scottsbluff high school. It is the desire and request of the Class of '41 that you will accept the re- sponsibility that it personifies, and will continue to uphold the high ideals and traditions for which it stands. Albert Petite as 31,0 ,..f ffl- o OS A U oil 34:90 NI JACK STACKHOLJSE CAROL LEA EMERY JOHN TIERNEY RUTH ANN T EY BILL N DEAN RAEER HAZEL REICHENBERG LE Rov T Qfficers Council Class of 342 Up and coming! The class of '42 launched upon the sea of high school education in 1938 With a class membership of 237. Headed by Phyllis Martin and Don Waite, head girl and head boy, they successfully completed their freshman year and began on the second round. A As sophomores, they continued their education by struggling through geometry, world history, Caesar, and biology. And now, upper-classmen! Gfficers are Jack Stackhouse, president, Bill Hackman, vice-president, Margy Ellis, secretary, and June Kelley, treasurer. Under the co-sponsorship of Miss Mabel Yensen and Miss Miriam Mahaffy, the junior play production Why Worry and the junior- senior prom completed a year of highlights for next yearls seniors. Junior-Senior Prom Sea splendor! ' Under-Water Wonder! White-capped Waves! NIIRIANI MAHAFFY So was the junior's acquatic tribute to the class of '4l. To the music of Johnny Neillls or- chestra, upperclassmen enjoyed an evening of en- tertainment, climaxed by the Coronation of Queen Lorrie Barclay and her attendants, Pat Johnson, Marjorie Kinnamon, Audrey Osaka and Fern Wigren. The ocean-floor show, directed by Jack Stack- house, featured dances by the Mermaids, and a Vocal selection by Jack Lyons, following the dis- covery of the treasure chest. MABEL YENSEN , .1 I -AA- - - -VAQ I - 3 '1-Qrifgf' -.gi- Q 3 - gg? 155' I 5 I :V 5 11 - FOQTER ADAMS -. -11.55-' . 5.919.255 I- 311- Y 1 1. Q I ' 5 -' I S I I' I 15135 Ii .., I:I-I I rf. fI -g 5 A R W ' G EN E ADAMS ' -'-' 1 . 1 'I 5, . 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SCHULZ DON SILL cp ,I , ' I Iv- ' ., ...., . 5 'A' 2: I W' :zz ,, ' if.: 5 A '- ' wtf -- yjgiza - I. ' A 'K lm., ' , ' ' I I ag! . ,f , .::?g.,-II' . ':Ef ' 4 ' PS '4 W f,f,, . sv ,, .WM M' fu--po' W 5 V , , f , st 33 2. I WWW ai ' W, . fm 5.3. 'mf' S f, W my , ev 4+ I I I I I 5 ' Q N I ws E. ,W is 3? I X N - 2 I f 'f .. ,,, b I .,.,..,,. . :g:. H Q . . .3 I - . WH- If , H , 171- i f ,: gm m ' -E: , Sf ..,. . in ' A, AQ , I 535' A , 4 , , 5-53 fi 5' HILDA SXMON 5 Qs . A J Af . '- PATTY sm: VH N i W HW, . N n : , M 1 W' fil ....: .:- Q- mf iw ':::ia: -Q ual -f ..., it : .. - ,,.. : -Q W W I W5 I I we I NOT PICTURED JAMES ALBEE MILROY BENZEL VERA DE CARPENTER DOROTHY COOLEY ELLA DORN IVAN EVANS R, S. HOBBS HARRY HODNET ALMA KELLER JACK LYONS DALE MILLER STANLEY NEWCOMB MERLE NICKELSON HAROLD PRICE CLARENCE STEINBRECH GENE TAYLOR JACK WALTERS JOHN WALTERS DENVER WILSON FRED WEINEENDER WILLIAM WREDE A Class of C43 Corning up! The second year in high school brings a sense of coming responsibilities, a hope for achieve- ment, a desire for activity. One hundred and fifty sophomores are looking forward to next year's tune-up period as juniors in preparation for their senior concert. BONNIE ADAMS p , A .. It A , '- . f CHARLES ANDREWS A, M M 2 , 1 , N .fy j ri .... , ,p LE ROY ARMSTRONG T' Q ' Q 'Y '59 'Y W - 3 5 5' , ' ' i- .5 PAT ATKINS 1 ,N 'gi My 559' ,bg 1' g 1 - 'X 5 if ww 5 . we- . - ' '- 'Y' 'I A 'if BOB AXTELL W ,mm N, , , MM, , W , p h H I , Q WILMA LEE BAILEY A pf A 2 A A ' V. A' ' - A V lf' H ' LORRAINE BEEBE 2 ' f J.-fag:-1:2 iw ' 3 J 2 T A ,.2:,::K:' ... I Q f I L BETTY BEERUR . ' fp .- 3 I BERNICE BIGGER '- . . ,. .. : -: ,. , 2 DONALD BOONE EQ, 1.,af.8 ,aaa 'E A, ' gf .Eg .f 'W .R im ? 1- ' ' . 25, ' 'sfzgzgv 'Y 7 'T' , J Z' 1: -Es . 'E: JA L . V2 ,Q 5' A ERNEST BOTTOM 'T A .5 1.1 sg, ' :z::-' I ' .,., Afkiawtk 51 g 5 igfgi q: FRANCES ERAU N ' A Y AU DRA BRAMWELL - D 15 . '- - . f: - ,g:. A ' DICK BRYAN 2 it T .... , .. .,.. I - A T WY A Y. .... .. .... : 1 ' R . V K 5 Y ' A.. N, - - E TY ALTA BUSACKER ' . I . ' 'n -' I if I A A' FORR'-ER CA'-AME - .: f. ' z. J . ' .Bk -123, ' Wi g .. .. 'A ,t A PAUL CAMERZEL C Q31 - 1 . G1 I an 5 'k 1 - - ' :X E H.: 'Q' f EVELYN CARLSON 1 W Zi.. L Y 5 ::t......,., A T T A r DON CARMODY jab ' . - 4 --.-v ' A, g ' N 5 1 23. EONNIE JO CARPENTER Q Y . Y ' f ' - 1-gff ' A JULANNE CARR - A , , f m+1t'gfTiQTE x ' ff V 2. -' -,V -A ROBERT CATE H. , Ti ' , H ' 5 . .- .EQ E QLL SHIRLEY CHASE A 'j ' 2: . I rg ' 5:61 -Q 1 , MILDRED CLARK V, A m E . WH' V In .. iff 3.3: W an A CHARLES CLEM AEN: Lf? ' f'3df m.f I 5? E4v E HM FY IRQ- E T 'i,E.E5 .,.. mit Ewa 5 ? KATHLEEN COLWELL 11 -- :': 3,m:I-'-fiA5f - 4 E5'i5: : 'ff - Tffigi- : if f 1 --..:,:.-' . A :Y gf- A If 'fi ' EETTY COWMAN 1 Y, In 3 25' .... 3 ' I VW' AN CR OOK In r . ,.. A, ,A A -.V .TE ..,. I .I 23. . I N BOB DAUGHERTY ,.,. pt i t Q ., I . BILL DAVIS ,..,, A' M Y 5 ' .5 , . N BETTY DE WITT .f 'WY 'WL' x 'Eh ' 535 is , fi Mi. my Aw 4, OTTO DOERIELER E W' . if '- 5 Q' Q, .W , . Ig: M' g 3' 1 BETTY DOUG'-A5 'A ' A I TT A-A.,2 '.,.'Tf 1 ww' 5 - 3 1122: M' 1 MARVIN EHR'-ICH ,L 5 . . 5.53225 Z Y if ... , 1 . I ,. AE f Y A 5 -' tn 'T Q, 4-in A ' , 5 it - N - ' ' ' If I ., , - Av ELEANOR EVANS : I -- A Y 1 A ' 1 JODENE FENIMORE -- 3: . . A H F A .1 W up - JUN'O'T FORD 'E 1- M T 7 Y W Z5 , I . it I - ' E L 2' DONNA JANE GASSNER g ,N - W fl ,P 5 -1' MII'-3:55 QQ, ' Nj AI BETTY ANNE G'-ASBY 'I' WW .- 3 . .- - if -' N MARY GRIGGS Emi A 1, A . A K .. , . I A' A MARY EERNICE GUECK A 5 54 U. ,,,, ,wma .,,, EWEEQ 'fTTRiTMRYAf .Figs ?W2,f ' EEQ' N - f L 'E if SFX... , ..... I ' hs-.5 YA Y 3 dv . Y .1 If -Q ff ' 5 DON GUERNSEY , A Q - , . I . , ,j,,f , --'-- ' .. 3 BERNICE HAMES M 7' i 5 -' QQ ' W 3 -325. '- .' , f 3 f ANTTA HAUSERMAN , 'Rf YM -f A 52: .. I . A A A Q . A CAROLYN HEMBUCH Affvf- in if s - 'Y I .- ' - W2 Y' A f ,,Y A-'Y-m fs 'R A 4.55 I . B'LL HENDERSON ' ll: 3? 1 f - ' 15. , .5 ' 0 FLOYD HERC-ENRADER Y f-A-1 fig. 2 I -22 A -Ei if ' RUTH HODGSON A FEVQI ' ' - , '-E5:.f. .- 'A ' ' A, X. YY ' X HM r w? 3 ., - .. ll? ALICE HOLM K... 3 . -' ., A . 5 MARGARET ANN HUFF f-31,25 . -- W fx' , ,FY , , T , -I Q, LOIS HUNTER A 5 1 ...M ,.,, ' A ..:::E -3' ' . 4 ' Y ' E ' DICK JOHNSTON 'EA CA' . ' yn gg Q Q . ' Y ' gms 5,25 1 in KA 341 ROMA GENE JOHNSON Y., f 11 .I U ' - , 'W H 1 ,M I f'f ::,: , ----: EVELYN JONES 'Y'-QE ' ,, . -5' 5 f 4- - A EE- - any K ' A ,. . iliflfi' - A, L5 - E.: - LORR ' EN? .. 'E , A A AT YY? f I I ' -4' .LTC ,Wir .i.W..m,.. . .J ..,JM.,.....,,... ,, . ,,I, . . . Z DICK KAE5 ' , . A . ,V ' . 1 JACK KEELEY 2 .. R ' - I LILLIAN KRA M Q ag-f BILL LE ROY '65 ffl .g VIVIAN LOVELL 02 META LUTHER W mr .www me 'T' Rf A Y ' :V .25 A A3 -... L' E sf' A 5 A ,. .Y T .sf V 1-XA, ' V , Y gr - , AJJJ A Y E I . Ev i r nf ' fir p A :,, .7 551225 'ifgrij .-v,, ' '3::.E!:ff- ' A ' ,:A' 5... ' , ALBERTA MILLER iff' Q as f L E W 1 'q3Ni.iP f' 'TRW Y Yrrr' ' Y ' iT 'Y' 'V 7 'Y Y' 7 ' 32225 , , L ' CHARLES MILLER Mi 2 .. ., -Q32 I ' '. ' BILL MOODY ? 'H - 'iff A M x . - FREDDIE MORRIS 2 zlggg, - E I . .. 7 . I , V - JACK MURPHY I A 5 I ,S Af I I, I fa Iv , GERALD MU Sw 'TCH , 32552-' M Y? ALM 5 f A E'm'::f ff:fI+S E? ' 53 - f H W 1 DQR I S PPE' PER , E f 1- I TSE .. ' 1 A fx SHIRLEY PIEPER .wg 'A I 1 Q.Cg.1-,L,, - Im A 'Mai 1 ha' NN A W A .. I ., ,.., , - Hz., R UTH PITSC H ,311 , , , J ' MAR.IoRIE PLASTER I fzfsjf' - -I -' fx., .M ' -,Q 5 ' -' ' I MARY PLATZ 41 ' 1 I: ,QI M ' 5 .zf n , Q 3 QNX ,M MARIE QLIINN ,. IN Ig ' , 'fm '. f 2. A -SA 'ww gk , 5 ,A In My Wk f-Z: if BURDETTE RAICHART gk. -:. ' j..,...f I , H ,,,,,, F- QL. CHARLES RICHARDSON WF A W , . Q ' NR If 'V ' GEORGM R'5K ,L . L awili 1 ff V b g MERLE ROLAND . .- -' f I , - f ARLINE ROSE - ,I.,.,. :,z,: ' ,' . ' ., - . - A I . Q ,'--- 1- W. , I.: ,WM -g tg my I . 3 VIRGINIA RUEBEL W U' 'bglfg L Jr' 3 .'QN a nf ' 'M 1 zjawsif ., AKA I Wm -- 2 MIYEKO SAKLIRADA ' , , ,, . 1 fi-W - WH 1 ',.- A IS., ' f , -' 2 JACK SCHAFER ,I .MV ' 'f'f'f Q, - A : , JANE SCH LEICHER ' ' ' A N., --ma. A , VIRG I N I A SCOWN I I .R-S .,.. .,..-. If WEL- '. -' -' ,.,.'-'5'5Y..f'r'1. f :ff- 552 9, N? - .,.-3: - '2- 1 A ' A , b 3 - I, A JOAN SEIVER Q - 7 :.- I IQ f if-H A ,,: ' n I LA VONNE SIMIAN . ., A 1 2 E If H Q-I .. 15, I h ffl , W 1 I fl- V Qu T' W- WALLY SKU DLAS 'W' A' Ig, A55 1' 3-1 ' -, I - ik .1 ' M TQ DOLLY SLAETER H 'V I WT, 01 E: - , ,N A2 I -f j Q2 DOROTHY SLATER I ,A-- S. J, . , 5 W - Z.: , A -:Ely Q ' V I -' -5 2 MARY SLEMMONS ----- I.-v I 1' if - ' f ' , --f . D CATHERINE SMITH I ' 'M - 3' -' - 'f-Sf - ' I . '.::f:f-' H 3 , , 1 I, 5:5,,, Ab - .V .A DON SMITH - , DUANE SMITH - 'ETH ii ,I ' ., MICKEY SMITH M - 1 if ' I WZ . A Swag . ' 2' Q I . ' ' : f' ww, -In ' 3353 .L-f E: H9824 MARY SPADY 2 If - I 'ig 5 Vg A 1 I 7 SW A . 5 4 BETTY SPAI-IN 1' xi ' Sw gf' - :, - Liv ':-bi :- ,E-551' ' : x I EDWARD SPLIRGEON ' A W . ' . ' H ' I , - I 2 ' '11fI::. , 1 -1 v IOLET STEELE B 5- .. V' I A , G' .,., ' .. ', I A .df g iz ' ' um? ,, X3 ' f - 1 CRETE STEEN A I A , A ,VII 5 JUNE sTowELL 5 -. I A -3- -I : 3 - , WANDA STU M Bou G H ., -Q Vi-' A U .. M , T f'i'1' 13 ' -, ,QW I , W 1 BETTY SWANSON -if ' f . I :g::EEjZf3, I ' 'I-Ig. Egg I I: vo N E M M A TH 0 M AS .. I ff ' E- .LZ-1 ' I . K - 3 . F -3. I, MAX I NE THU RSToN ' Y In JIM TRUAX ,I ' - . ---- -- . C 1 I ' , LOIS DLLSTROM if I Q- 'I 3, 5 K 3 ' g RW- M nnt- .- LA vo N N E U L M E R A -3 ' Ig. I ?Qg 'k- ' A I gy -,Z -i 'mv BOB WALTERS 1 - fi , , i n Q.. :E ,W , - -H iv K W 'K - ' -5:55 5 ETHEL WEBER ,Q - -, I Is 'if' -- ' gx A BETTY ANNE WICHNER , . , aa L ,.,. 5 I , . CAROL' NE ZEI GL ER - -' : F I ' ' 1,21-':..I -' 'QE I 4 NOT PICTURED HARVEY ANIEN LORRAINE BELL ROSA BOWERSOCK DARREL CARTER JACK DALTON DICK DOLLINGER CLARE DWIGGINS AUDRA JEAN ELLIOTT VINTON ELLIS FRED FINKE IVAN GRIESS ERNEST HAAS HAROLD HERGENRADER LEWIS HERSTEAD HERBERT HINMAN DALE HOLLINGSHEAO FORREST HOPKINS HELEN KUXHAUSEN BETTY ANN LE BLANC REUEEN MILLER NORMAN NIORTON PEGGY RAY LEWIS REINHARDT EDWIN STONE CAROL SWANEOM ED SWANK ROBERT TAYLOR ROBERT WARTHEN Class of '44 Coming! New to the high school scenes th 7 7 entered in the fall of 1940, eager, inquisitive and ambitious. For them, this has been the beginning of the end, but we hope they will make the most of the opportunities offered h e freshman class 250 str ere and come out on top. ' ii:f'If.,f if .4 A I im ,QT ,. aka 'FH' 'A . I A W5 ir 'I any ' feta shi' M I' if I ' Q .i 1 1' '+A ,s ,W ,azz iw ' ----' ' ' ,.,. , ,.,, ..- hge 5' I A . ' ' V -- V ? V O ijrig N ' A' ,Q 3 ' X , mg .af -:2' : : ' ...:.. .. 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WARREN BALLINGER, DOROTHY MAE BANGHART. HENRY BARTEL. HELEN BAUER. DOROTHY BENTLEY, CLARA BERRY CASH ADCOCK. C J ALLRED FOREST A II---DON BLACKEIURN KEITH BLA . CKLEDGE, SHIRLEY BOWLING, ELDON BRAMWELL. PHYLLIS BRAUN JIM BRIGGS. CECIL EULLOCK NIAXINE BURGE . . SS. BERNARD BURRY. PATRICIA CALLAHAN. SHIRLEY CANIIVI. JANET CAMPBELL. III 'JEAN CARPENTER. DICK CI-IADWICK. LEONARD CONSTANCE. PI-IYLLIE COTTON. PAUL COTTRELL, RICHARD CROXEN. EDNA DE 'SHAZER ROBERT DIETRIC - . H. TOM DONAHUE. NORMA DRISCOLL. JOAN DUFFY, GEORGE EDWARDS. IV ESKAM. LORRAINE EVE JACK FRANCIS. -fELDEN EKEERG. RUBY ELKINS. J. K. EME RY. WANDA EMERY. NORMAN ENGLENIAN. BER ERT FALES. ABBOTT FAY. RIENI-IO L THA D FOO5. DORIS JO FORREST, RETT. ROE ' We W - Nzisify g::..: :, . ' -I ' - ' I H J ' . - 9 I -'-5 A f i' ' 2 ., 1- :- . -: -, . iii- .: :5::. g, , ..,. . - .:,. A ::. . .:. lg ' - f ' ' j .,.' I '-: 4. Icy: iz, 2 ' I 1 M ' 'ff' V. I -,- A Y' I W ' I , ' .' ' -I V ' II ' ' '63 , '13 1 I:-:.. If . - - I-.533 fiiii. 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ROW III EERNICE HIJLIQTT, RICHARD INOWERSON. CAROL JENKINS. JUNIOR JENSEN. LA DONNA JOHN- Xf- LJTON. IQOEILRT JONIZE., LAM JOSEPH, EVLLYN KATH. ADELINE KANO. BILL KEEN, WALTER 4 KLELEY. IRENE KITLLEIZ Ieovv IV MELVIN KELLER. PAT KELLEY SHIRLEY G KELLEY SIIII' , . . ' QLY J. KELLEY. ROLAND KLNNKDY. JOSEPHINE KLIPFERT.. JEANNE LEWIS, JIM LONG, SARA JANE LYON5, PAT MACK, RICHARD MANN. HELEN MARTIN. ROW If.,EnlY LEE MC ELROY. BARBARA MC KER GAN, DALE MC PHERSON. LLOYD MEEKER. ELDORA MEININGER. COLLEEN MEYERS, DOROTHY MEYER. EDNA MILLER. HARRY IMOORE, JEAN MOORE. AIJDREY I-IORRIS. IDA MARIE MORRIS. ROW II-RUTH MORRIS, CHARLES MULDOON, ROBERT NEELEY. DORIS NELSON, MAXINE NELSON, EETTY NUMON. GENE OIBRIEN, DONALD OLSEN. CLIVE OSTENBERG, NANCY OVERSTREET. DICK PALMER. EUGENE PERKINS, FOVV III2DON PHILLIPS. ARTHUR PIEPER. MABLE PINNEY. DOROTHY PITSGH, BETTY PRATHER. DAVID RAYMOND. NELDA REECE GEORGIA REEVES, RAYMOND RICHARDS, PATTY ROSS. MANUAL ROSAS. YLARIO ROSAS. ROV! IV--BILL RUCKMAN. JACK RUEBEL, LEONARD SALAZAR. AMY SAMPLE, WAYNE SCHAAF, DOROTHY SCHAFER, HARRY SCHANAMAN. DOROTHY SCHENAMAN. BILL SCHOONOVER, RAYMON SCHRAEDER, TED SCHMIDT, WALTER SCHMIDT, . T Iffi I , . , .,,.,., ,.,, , ,, 1 - . I 1 -. , ., I -' , ., , .,.., I . si?-.If I f if Ms I ....I 'M .ix I I Q.. I :II IIIE : ff I .I 'A ': ': I I - I '. I r I 'IfIII5'r:- 5 . A5 I I 1 . 2 k T R , L, A '71, -- : -:: 2 . .,,. , 2 ,. A 2 f ,..., Q M, 2 ' ' . - ,..... - :5:z',.j2E5-F? 1 :Y E W Q A . -' 21 ' I i . ' -2 . ,..,. ri ., -f , ISIN Iv- V 'M ww w 7545- Q I I I' iw 'I IW' If:--5:fI .2 -f-'--- '- J M -I . ...L Q Q. 5 Q ks., 3 3. fl ' i s A I . I A A 'Q 1 , 4 - I ' 'PEEEE '-'- 2: 21 'f ':f:: . -:- . ' ..,.i 2. .,.. .'v,- 1 ' ' 7 ' . '41 W' '.: -' ' . '1 . 1 '- . -'-'- ' 75? , 1 4' .,.,-: ,. I 1- '-w'21'2 1'2 I I 35 :--A t k I Y -' f 'ffff ' :IE'EI:IEiIEI?i?5: ' W . 'IL A .:.. . AIVQ- 4 1 . I k . , I E ., bl A Vx, .X ,. -I I , Ii? , I A . K I .- ,I . II II,::I . 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AVERIL STRATTON. NIARJORIE STRATTON. HELEN STROMSKI. MAX STUMEOUGH. MADELINE SULLIVAN. PAUL SWEDBERG. III-?FREDA TAYLOR. STANTON THIES. RAYMOND THIEL AUDREY THOMPSON. CHALMER TROUT, NELLIE TUTTLE. BILL ULMER. BOB VANDENBERG, JIM VERNON. DELORES VORSE. BILL WALLACE. CHARLES WALTERS. IV'- 'MARJORIE WARTHEN. EDDIE WEIMER. LILLIAN WEINBENDER. WALTER WELSCH, BETTY ANN WEST. JO WESTERVELT, CORRINE WESTERVELT, ARDELL WESTPHALEN. PHYLLIS WESTPHALEN, EESSIE WIMER BONNIE WILLIAMS. MARCELLA WILSON V 'HARLEY WOODARD. LEE ELINOR WOODEN. JAKE YAKEL, JEAN ANN YARNALL ROW ROW ROW DORIS ADAMS, JACK ALBEE, KEITH ALBRO. DICK EIARTLETT, CARRIE BENZEL. HENRY BETZ. ROY ERETHOIJR. JUNIOR COLLOPY. HAROLD CONRAD, DELORIS DEDLOVJ, ROBERT EURICII, FRYE. ESTHER GROSS. LESLIE HAAS, ARLENE HAMEURGER, HELEN HERGENRADER, ALVIN DELORES HELSLIQR. zLORLNE HOPKINS, IVIARCELLYN JOACHIM, HAROLD KELLFR, KENNETH KLEIN. OLIVER KLIPIJLRT, ARTHUR KNIGHT, ARTHUR KRAFT. FLORENCE LEIS. RALI-'II MEAD. HAROLD METZ, IIYWAIVIJ MOIIYO. CHRIST NICIIEIUON. ROBERT NICHOLS, EMMA NLJS5, ELBERT PERSHING. PAT I llMII'IIHlY, JAKE REIN. HAROLD REUTER, JOE ROBINSON, ALVINA ROSS, CLIFFORD SCHANK, ALVIN SCHUKEI. ELMER SEIFERT. MARSHALL SHAW, MILTON SKLUT, ALVINA WAGNER, ELSIE JEAN WEBER, INEZ WEBER. I I Class of .45 Move over, freshmen! Boasting an enrollment of 246, members of the eighth grade have joined into the high school activities of the bands, orchestras, Skittens, stu- ' dent council and hour dances. Q.. So here they come, high school, and more power to them! I I, 1, I ,AA A VJUJ Kiwi i V A ' A I I rrt A 'rrrr ' -I A 1 ' ri . f I ' '.,, ., - .5 .J J.. I W fi. :..' -. 'fl Vf, , ..-. 1 3- 'Vg :Lg . ,.. -9 Q ' ' V ' 'z' 4'- - . 'gy Z ' ,'-, E if '-., 13- -- ' 'Q 34.55 X ' T' -:Q-:y ,I if ':I ' ' 55'-5' . I 'I V I -' - W 11 wt 1 8' . It if ..,,.,.. If I ' 11 1 Q Q.. my ' A I i-', .fir A ,I ql.. V , . .. A. 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JOHNNY PRESHER. MARTHA PROUTY. BERNARD QUINN. BETTY LOU RAN- DALL, JANE RAYMOND. GERALD ROBB, CATHERINE S. ROBERTS, MARIAN ROGAHN, JEAN ROLAND. LU ROYLE, BETTY I .... Q ' IE, . ' I A . . . - I 4 : -.-.-' . . ' -' S . .T .351 ' I A I.: ..-' ...: ,Z ,-','. K U ' '. T- ' A I A aw I 'I' ' ' I A ' 35? Y 9' W I ' - L, I - -' N .Z Wm ,, N I - 5 IEE: in Q if ' 1' 'M' .' I ' f' ' z if , .q,,,,' I , I ' . 3 '.:.!. .. fy -. A 'f:f.. 'fx 'I ,I '-if 2 H LN -- -Sri. ' ',., . .... 1 5 3, ..,. .H ,W .... gi. V. H .... iz. 3 45, - K gb-Y ' E W, M Wg '... fY,Y,,r5 g A A . . ... . In :,.: 5: ' ' A ' ., 5 ? sri -I 1 X i .::s:,N ., Y , , I' I I A I .., iw fu.. 3 tx IfKAZUYE SAKURADA. VERNA SAMPLE, BETTY ANN SAMPONT. DONALD SAMS, TWILA SARBAUGH. KATHRYN SCHAFER. ESTHER SCI'-IANAMAN, RIC SCHMIDT. JEANNE SCHMODE. ESTHER SCHWARTZKOPF, BETTY ANN SEIVER, MARY SELBY. Ili- DARLINE SMITH, MIMI SMITH. DARLENE SOLACE, DICK STEARN3. HOWARD STEINBRECHER. BETTY STEWART. DELORIS STIVER. CLARA STRICKER, HILDA STRICKER. CHESTER SURRATT. DERYL SWANBOM, JOYCE TAYLOR. III-f-LAWRENCE TAYLOR. BETTY THIEL. BARRY THIES, BOB TOOPS, BETTY LOU TOWNE. DICK VAN DECAR. BONNIE VAN WYNGARDEN. NORMAN VAN WYNGARDEN, ELIZA VENABLE, WILMA WEBER. MARIAN WEETH. GEORGE WEIDMAN. IVfMILTON WHITEHEAD. CORINNE WIGREN. BILL YARNALL. NOT PICTUREDf-EVELYN BROWN. DONALD ROBERT ABBOTT, GLENN ANDERSON, LLEWELLYN ASSELIN. ROY BAUGI-IMAN. BONNIE EDWARD BRUNNER. RUBY BUCHANAN. BURDETTE BURRY. JOHN CARTER, CLOUGH, BILL COLLOPY, JEANNETTE COLPITTS. LAVERN DEBOLT. REUBEN DRUMHELLER, WILBERT DRUMHELLER. FLORENCE ECKHARDT. DOROTHY FERRI5. CARROLL FULLEY. MONREAU GOLDSTON, WAYNE HARMON, DOROTHY HESSLER, VICTOR HIZEL, EDWARD HOFFMAN, JACK HUGHES, HAROLD KANZLER, BERTHA KAU LEONARD CASSEL. HELLER, FRAZIER, HINMAN, ALBERT KELLER, DARLENE KLEIN, CHARLOTTE JEAN KOHRIEL. LYDIA KRAFT. RUTH ANN K DONALD KUXHAUSEN, BYRON LANE, MARY ANN LEIIAAM, VIOLET LEMON, HARRY LESSMAN LOVE, MARY LYNCH, LEANNA MCDOWELL. REINHART MAI. HELEN MARCHEIM. DARLENE MAUCK, THY MILLER. RAYMOND MILLER, HENRIETTA MOOREHOUSE. ROYAL MOOREHOUSE. MANUEL MAXINE PEARSON. LAVONNE PIERCE, JESS RILKINOTON HENRY REIB, DAVID RExus. ELsIE EROTTY ELINICE DRUM- IMERLE DONNA FFMAN, RAMER. , Boa DORO- MUTI-I, RING, HELEN SCHAFFER. HARRY SCHWINDT. LOWELL SEEGRIST, WAYNE SEVERSON, ANN STEVENS, JAY STONE, ALBERT STRICKER. BENNIE STRICKER, DONALD TODD. FLORINE TRIPPLE, LESLIE WALKER, BOB WALKER. REVA JEAN WALN, ESTHER WELSCH, LYDIA WISE. LOWELL YARNELL Class of '46 Exuberant Adolescents! They entered high school from Longfellow, Roosevelt, Bryant, and Lincoln grade schools 260 weak. We hope they graduate the same num- ber DONALD ADAMS DOROTHY AMEN JOAN AXTELL HARRY JOAN JEAN BOWEN IDORA BOWMAN SAM BERNNAMAN BILL BRESLIN JACK CARMICHAEL JUNIOR CARMODY JO CARPENTER ALBERT COOPER MARY DIXON PAUL DIXON ROY DOERFLE LOREN RICHARD ENDICOTT DONALD ENGLEMAN LVLE EVANS LYNN ELLEN LOUISE GOLDSTON RAYMOND GOTT ARTHUR GRASMICK HANNAH GRASMICK STAN HACKER PAULINE HANN NORMA LEE HANNAH JOYCE DICK HEYDE BILL HILLIARD CLETA RUTH HOBBS EVA JUNE HOLMES JESSIE MAE HUGHES JO ANN HULL GEORGANNE HULSE DONNA HYSELL BOB JOYCE , ROBERT KELLEY HAROLD KELLER RUTH strong! Good Luck! 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HARRIET JOHNSON ROW I -- RUTH GILNIORE ALJDREY FULLER VIOLET HARMES SHIRLEY OLSON MARY LOU DENNIS VIRGINIA HOCK PAT SMITH ROW Ili' CHARLOTTE REECK fufvaw 1MARloRN '5fgF?T?T5'Efi?f1 ROW III--' LUCILLE EHRLICK ALIDREY OSAKA JL Echoes Organization Deadline! The type is set and the presses roll off copies of the Echoes! Scoops, scandal, and society news highlight the students' own publication. Today, novice reporters-tomorrow, the nation s headliners. FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER Editor ---- Dolly Smith Editor ---- Shirley Olson News Editor - - - Pat .Johnson News Editor - - Charlotte Reece School Editor Lorraine Harrison F93ffl1l'9 Editfll' - MHPIOH lVI0I'l'QII Feature Editor - Frayde Sobel AdV9l'IiSi11g - - Vi1'gIl1l2l Hoffk Advgytisiug - - John Cook Business Manager - NOYIHH Neulierger Xfvifgiljifl, Hoqk Make-up - - - Mary Lou Dennis Business Manager - Lucille Elirlick Society - - Cflihlffell UHU011 Make-up - - Mary Lou Dennis Cil'CUIHfi011 AllfIl'9Y FHU91' Society ' ' Catlileen Dalton Circulation - - - Audrey Fuller REPORTERS-Catlileen Dalton. Mary Lou Dennis, Dick Diers. Audrey Fuller, Ruth Gilinore. Violet Harnis. Audrey Osaka. Charlotte Reece, Don Sill, Virginia Hocli, Marion Morrell. -1 'YE ggi! . N ' 1 fy! ffl X 4 QNEEBP- QXP' . Ny! gm N .1 A f , 3' 6991. VFP-R DIARY' Gun New OFBPWZL Com.-1 t9 mas4BUl ' NNE TH' ggi I5 , L nr-' IW NE GOIN 'Y-' T C30 , S XS Q f 1-N GW? OTQWON Q2 WSG SOVA 9 Q Q2 Owe? 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Subtle studiousness! In the library of S. H. S. the students can delve into the past, present and future. There are non-fiction books for outside information about classroom subjects, and fiction for outside reading. Nurnerous current magazines supplement references for a broader field of knowledge. Science Odors! Sounds! Smoke! Activity! These are the external evidences of the Work and study going on in the departments of science. The domains of the chemical, biological, physical and natural sciences are explored by curious students. Here the future scientists and doctors of America receive their elementary training. Commercial Arts Bain! Wrong base position! Inky books! Commercial arts offer the students of Scottsbluff high school the opportunity to learn some phases of business before they go on to jobs or to higher learning. It teaches them the law which is used in business, and fundamentals of bookkeep- ing. lt teachcs the stenographer how to take dictation in short- hand and how to type the notes. Domestic Arts Calories! Vitamins! Needles! Pins! The domestic arts ol' S. ll. S. are preparing its young women to build the future homes of America. With the emphasis on home making in general, the girls study foods. clothing, decoration, styles and materials in Well-equipped laboratories. Industrial Arts Engines groaning! Saws buzzing! Industrial arts of S. H. S. enable the young men of Scotts- bluff to go prepared into the machine-mad World of tomorrow. Wood working and finishing, blue prints, mechanical drawing and mechanics offer the boys opportunities to train themselves in the fundamentals of the manual trades. ' - HMT Simi ' ' ' ji English Basic, essential principles of the American language. Composition, grammar and literature are the bases for Scottsbluff high school English. Debate, journalism, senior grammar, literature, reviews and composition are offered to the high school students. A course in language fundamentals is presented to the seventh and eighth grades. Potential Praesuml Perfectio! Students preparing for college are offered the two ycar Latin course taught by Miss Victoria Berggren. Social Sciences Americanism! Studying the Whys and Wherefors of what has gone before, students of the social sciences gain a better under standing of what goes on today. As pects of government, citizenship, Vo cational guidance, human relation ships, and occupational guidance pre pare students for American living. Mathematics Do you Want to be an engineer? Mathematics is a pillar of modern civilization. The students in the ex- cellent mathematics department of S. H. S. are preparing themselves to assume an integral part in our highly complex machine age. What do you Want to be? An engineer, machinist, surveyor, statistician? QQ? 130014 III Extfra curricular 4' BQ, will 0 xx 0 Q 5 f' O fb V , - 4 H 0 Q 2 figs? fi if ht' 4 - N' . K WY '7 '7'f? ' f'T'WQNf'FP'7 '5 l95 'f'? v f2iY V??7'Fa'7'iU? '37?T'7'3'C'fVW7W! '-'f55W'7i'7 fT'W5fi?F' H gang ' I W af. g -N 2 'cw , V' e I rx 'j : , rf.. - f' A f T ...V 4. ,N ,,f w ly, V , bf 5. . ' V . 1 ' , K o ...fm .WJ M.. .waxxdahgb-,Y ..1f- .. ,. .',..Q- M4 .. ,., J., -..QQ -Ma.-yan. , wx-V X S l E i I Q Q i S s l E fmt CCEWMM 9 Larry Baumgaertcl That light in his eye and look of expectancy, characteristic of his love for combat, made Larry Baumgaertel a marked man on the gridirons of Western Nebraska for four years. The little corporal, Whose flaming spirit marked him as one of the greatest competitors ever to Wear the Bearcat colors, made football opponents forget his slight stature and dig into the sod every time he handled the ball. He carried his activities into other departments of the school, serving on the student council, taking part in dramatic activities and depending on that spirit to carry him through in everything he undertook. He Was co-captain of the Bearcat football team in 1940. In addition his performance at guard on the state championship basketball team this season Was a major factor in bringing the title home to Scottsbluff. Scottsbluff 19, Lyman 0 - September 21 A green Scottsbluff high school football team made its first competitive showing of the 1940 season against Lyman. The Baumgaertel-Hight passing combination held the erratic squad together. Scottsbluff scored in the second, third and fourth periods. All of the substitutes were given a chance in the contest. Scottsbluff 13, Torrington 0 - September 27 The Bearcats were in command the first half, scoring two touchdowns and converting once, sparked by Baumgaertel, Brown, and Farrar. The Trailblazers, led by the elusive Can- field of Torrington, held the Scottsbluff gridsters scoreless during the last two periods. Bayard 19, Scottsbluff O - October 4 Bayard's brilliant running attack, spurred by Dutch Bas- tron, overran the lighter and inexperienced Scottsbluff squad. Outstanding in secondary defense were Dixon, McCord and Davidson. Farrar was the bulwark of the Bearcat line. Lincoln 48, Scottsbluff O - October 11 Well ------ Scottsbluff 7, Cheyenne 6 - October 18 Trailing at the half, 6 to 0, the Bearcats scored and con- verted in the third period, to nose out the Indians. Hollis Brown, Dick McCord and Kenneth Stratton clicked in the backfield, while Bob Backer, Jay Dixon and Jack and John Walters formed a stalwart line. 5 42 siwvkfi -75 Scottsbluff 19, Mitchell 6 November 1 Tigers vs. Bearcats! In a comedy of errors the Scottsbluff regulars nosed up a 19-6 score, but collapsed in the second half and the game was completed by the underclassmen. The thrill of the game was an 84-yard run for a touchdown on a pass intercepted by Big Jim Farrar, with Kenneth Stratton running beau- tiful interference. Alliance 0, Scottsbluff 0 November 13 Brrrrrr-a postponed Armistice Day classic found the weather man to be the victor, as the game ended in a scoreless tie. Both teams showed considerable life by running nice gains at times, but were unable to reach pay dirt. Lotipeich was the key man in the Alliance line- up, while the Bearcat aggregation showed con- siderable line power in Pratt, Walters, Driscoll, Backer and Malott. Ralph Malott received a serious neck injury which ended his high school football career. ,lf ,.., Scottsbluff 7, Gering 6 November 21 The Baumgaertel, Davidson, Stratton and Farrar passing combinations brought Turkey- day victory late in the fourth quarter. Ogilvie showed up well as fullback. Backer was out- standing in line-defensive play. Rubottom and Reeder knifed through the Bearcat defense, but in the end it was to no avail. Scottsbluff 13, Sidney 13 Novembei' 29 Sidney, an underrated team, gave Scotts- bluff the mos surprising game of the season. The Maroons were highly determined when they took the field. Scottsbluff scored first in the opening period and was equalled by Sidney. Driscoll, at left-tackle, was conspic- uous with his defensive attack. Kratz and Brown led the conflict for Sidney. Foot all Statistics The statistics below show how the Bearcats fared during the 1940 season against eight foes. With the Lincoln game erased from those statistics, the team would have broken even with Cheyenne, Torrington, Lyman, Bayard, Alliance, Gering and Sidney in the statistical department, but the green players, who be-- gan the season, were not ready to face the might of the experienced Links, and ftook a drubbing in both score and statistics. A steady improvement during the season, checked at times by injuries which forced use of new combi- nations in the field, was evidenced with probably the greatest upset of the season coming in the final game, when Sidney held the Bearcats to a 13-13 tie. . A passing game was the secret of the team's suc- cess against several teams which outweighed it. The Larry Baumgaertel to Jim Farrar combination was a constant threat, pulling the Cheyenne struggle out of the fire. In the Gering game the Bearcats again surged from the rear via the air route. They equalled the SCOTTSBLU FF OPPONENTS Total points ......... 59 97 First downs .......... 63 63 Yards rushing ....... 724 1129 Yards lost rushing ..112 170 Passes attempted .... 86 87 Passes completed .... 43 37 Yards passing ...... 505 347 Net yards gained ...1117 1306 Passes intercepted .... 13 16 Punt average ........ 26 24 Penalty yardage .... 282 205 O 'L T I H '7W, E. DCK MCCO IXO O . WILEERT Q L T if 7L L. T T TT l IL DO S C T total of all opponents in first downs registered. , 2 at W i 'A Q2s i'75if':!r. ti 5' liff ifffi gg TJ 3 151350 . - l EBI 1.1. JE NGS , it 'ig ' , rift ima' ig wh? zafilii i iiiiill, 31,1 Q - 1 L' ' Questa- ,,l:21,a . E2s gill mzgge w 1 Q. , if 2:11:22 J-43? I f iizttisiikzt fiiiciif , g,,6:w . ,EM ,,,, 252.2- -QE, Q'-f,.. 'ffZ-' K ': 'I:'55: 12 ZEIEZEHE- , -::.:f::-we ,.::,'::f:a::z- ,, .s ALBERT PETITE Football Dance They're in a huddle! Formation! Signals! Single-Wing back to the left! Martha Toops received the ball and reigned as queen of the gridiron. Stars, subs, and spec- tators swirled to the rnusic of Johnny Neill and his orchestra at the Lincoln Hotel ballroom, as fitting climax to the fall football season, on De- cember 5, 1941. MARTHA ' TOOPS TOP-'LEFT TO RIGHT- 'GENE ADAMS. BOB WILLER, RODNEY HAMILTON, EOE NICCLANAHAN, CAROL SWANBOIVI, LEO STANGLE. SIDE-f-TOP TO EOTTOM'JACK THORPE. DEAN BROWN, JACK WALTERS, BILL HACKMAN, BOB DRISCOLL, DOUGLAS MARSH, X iii, 13 X me Track Cinders flying! Floating power! p The seniors emerged winners of the inter-class meet with a total of 93 1-6 points. The juniors scored 37 1-3, sopho- mores, 9 1-2, freshmen, 2. The Bayard Tigers took the Scottsbluff relays on April 12, nosing out the Bearcats by l 2-3 points. Four records were broken in the relays, two by Scottsbluff, when Backer threw the discus 135 feet, and Dick McCord, Bob Backer, Wilbert Quindt, and Rodney Hamilton ran the mile medley in 3.55.2. Scottsbluff was the victor in the dual meet in Alliance. The final score was Scottsbluff 81, Alliance 41. Postal dual meet with Fremont .... .. . April 21, 22, 23 Alliance regional at Alliance ...... ........ A pril 26 Western Nebraska at Scottsbluff ,... ..... M ay 2 State meet at Lincoln ............. .. . May 9, 10 Chadron Invitational at Chadron . . . .... May 17 : ,Ar Ar gi 3 ,, I if , N355-a,.silT1I,s .216 iii? 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RUTHANNE STEELE. CAROL LEA EMERY ROW III' 'MAXINE GLEEE, ROMAGENE JOHNSON. MARY GRIGGS, DARLENE MILLER DON JOYCE JIM FARRAR DON WAITE LARRY EAUIVIGALRTEI. JOHN MANKIN ff I ju . V. , If . 2 ,K Basketball I 'I 'XXV December 1II7Tl19 Bearcats. boasting four lettermen. Larry Baumgaertel. Harold Cunningham, Don Joyce and Don Waite. and two newcomers. .lim Farrar and .lohn lXlaniain. travelled to Morrill and opened the season with a 65-11 win over the Lions. December 13--The cagers held up their mad scoring spree to down the Kimball Longhorns 64-10, running up 129 points in two starts. Baumgaertel, Farrar and Mankin shared scoring honors. December 19-North Platte invaded the home maples the day before Christmas vacation and went home on the short end of a 45-23 score. December 21--The 'Cat quintet went on a rampage to win easily over the Curtis Aggies. 47-15. Farrar paced the tight Bearcat defense. December 27---ln a sparkling fifth victory the Scotts- bluff squad defeated one of the outstanding teams of the state, when they downed the McCook Bisons 41-31. December ZS---ln the closest, game of the season, the Bearcats nosed out Kearney. closing the gklllle with a 24-221 score. .lohn Mankin sank a technical free throw and tossed in a field goal to cinch the game. January tl-Tangting' with the Alliance llulldogs in the Iast game ot' the holiday season the 'Cats capture'-d their seventh straight win. -t-1-15. January ltr -The Bearcats invaded the tlering court in the second game away from the home floor: score. 39-16. January 17---tfaptained by llarold tlunniugham, the Bea.rca.ts defeated their traditionally strong rivals from Sidney. 33-19. January 24-The orange-clad Mitchell Tigers bowed to the mighty 'Cats. who were lead by the tow-headed Mankin. who scored thirty ot' St'ottsblul'f's 66 points. If January 25-The Bridgeport team. outclassed from the start. was easily beaten 65-16. The Bearcats set something of a record on these last two games. by scoring 131 points. 64 of these being scored by the small. fiery John Mankin. January 30--After a rough game. the Scottsbluff cagers steamrolled a second victory over the Sidney Ma- roons, 52-35. February 1-A peppy Chadron team faced the Bear- cats. but could score only ZS points while the home team swished the net for 52. February T-After a slow first half. the Bearcats roared through the set-ond to beat the Mitchell boys 48-1-1. Going in for the speedy tow-head. Ted Pieli- enbrock played an outstanding game. February llwlinees. hips and elbows were used freely as the Bearcats beat ilayard -14--15 in the roughest, game of the season. February 21'--COl1f9l'tJllt'0 championship title rincliedl The 'Cats went to Alliance and Lzaine home victorious by a score of Elf!-21. lfebruarv 25--One ot' the best defensive pertorniances of the year was turned in by Don Joyce. when he held Chappells lliley scoreless, Tallying a score ot' 50 to the losers 22. left only Gering between the Bearcats and an undefeated season. February Z8-The tlering llulldogs gave the l3ea1'c:at fans a. scare when they led the scoring' at half time. but the boys in red. white and blue made a brilliant rally during the third period to win. This climaxerl the pn,l'y undefeated season in the history ot' the to the 'l'iL1'ers' 20. J--ffctumol. The final score was 41-Zo. . 1' , .ff ' x 6 s ' wwwf 1'- HAROLD CUNNINGI-IAM HAROLD PRICE BILL HENDERSON ELDON ALLISON TED PIEKENBROCK W M-Nm-.mee . - Nt- ings,-J--,swim-ww-www-0 1-ww ,tswmxsmaaf M L -- N. ss-. u-Ws..q1ame.s- W-'-mmse District Tournament SCOTTSBLUFF 61 -- LYMAN 21 The Bearcats came through this fracas as expected, although at times there Was a lack of the usual pep and spirit displayed by the boys in the patriotic colors. Farrar and Mankin were the boys Who came through with points when they Were needed. The second half was all Scottsbluff, with the smaller Lyman boys un- able to stop the fast-breaking quintet. SCOTTSBLUFF 36 - CHADRON l8 Chadron was not playing their best game, but they made the Bearcats get up and hustle to overcome the tight Eagle defense. Again the home team came across with a decisive win. The local boys doubled the score against the tired Eagles. SCOTTSBLUFF 51 - SIDNEY 29 The finals of the district tournament were played by two traditionally rival schools, Scotts- bluff and Sidney. The final score was lop-sided, but the ,Cats had to give all they had to stop the ever surging determiniation exhibited by the Maroons. Joyce, Baumgaertel and Waite were constantly in the game, battling to de- termine the district champions. State Tournament Albion Suffering from a bad case of stage fright. during the first half, the Bearcats came back to down a fighting Albion crew by a 32-23 score. Fairbury In a game that was never close after the opening Whistle, the Stangle-men trampled the Fairbury quintet 35-17. Omaha Central At last the Scottsbluff men met the top rated team in the state, Omaha Central. With the score all but tied and with one minute to go, the 'Cats cut loose with a six point barrage to emerge victorious by a 39-32 count. Fremont A fighting but outclassed quintet of Fre- mont Tigers Went down to defeat and the Bear- cats emerged STATE CHAMPS by a 40-23 tally. WAYNE FERGUSON DEAN NIUSGRAVE LLC STANGLE EOE BACKER JAY DIXON ROW I BOB BACKER, JIM FARRAR, DON JOYCE, DON WAITE, ELDON ALLISON. HAROLD CUNNINGI-IAM. HAROLD PRICE. .JAY DIXONI LEO STANGLE RO'N lI'fLEROY TRLJAX. DEAN IVIIJSGRAVE, JOHN MANKIN, TED PIEKEQIEROCK, LARRY BAUMGAERTEL BILL HENDERSON, WAYNE FERGUSON LOUIS TANAKA, DOLLY SNIVIII 'W Q fee: .F Q Raj I . I4 if .J J .J AJ -I -'JJ bf. J I 2 J Basketball Dance Championship Climax! Rulers of the state ma- ples Wound up an unde- feated season by enter- taining Bearcat fans at the third annual basket- ball dance in the Lincoln Hotel ballroom on April 22. Dolly Smith was chos- en by the champs to reign as queen of the dance. DOLLY SMITH L 'V ROV! I-fJACK I-IIGHT. EOE! PRATT. DON WAITE. BILL JENNINGS, BOB ESACKER. RALPH MALOTT JAY DIXON BOE BERGGREN DON JOYCE ROW IIfW. IS. PIJTMAN. DEAN RAEER. DALE HARRIS, WILBERT QUINDT. LARRY EAUMGAERTEL NIARTY REICHENBERG JIM HEDG'E CAROL BUTTS. JOHN WALTERS Q ROW III DICK MCCORD. CAROL SVYANBOIVI. JACK THORPE. ALBERT PETITE. HAROLD CUNININGI-IAM UI L JENNINIGS BOB ISCOL J THOMAS NELSON IORRAINE HARRISON LORRAINE HARRISON S Club Dance Letters! Big, small and in- between! Football, basketball, tennis and track! Everyone was there! Johnny Neill gave out! The boys crowned their queen, Lorraine Harrison, and presented her the traditional paddle, which is syrnbolic of S Club initiation. February ll was the day, the Lincoln hotel ballroom the scene, the annual S Club dance the plot and Valen- tines day the setting. DOROTHY WEETH Skittens Rah! Rah! Rah! Let's go team! The Skittens turned out 210 loyal supporters of the fight- ing Bearcats for our dear old alma mater. Organization: President ,,,,,,,,, Vito-Prcsicleiit ..., Sec-retary ,,,,......, Treasurer Sponsor .... . Cheerleaders: 1. Martha Toops .. Pat Johnson Dolly Smith rziiiie Harrison Dorothy VVeoth Seniors-Martha Toops, Pat Johnson, Dolly Smith, Lorraine Harrison Juniors-Pat Smith, Kathleen Dalton -wvmwawf -- wr'-M-emasumww NNNA M11.wwta1r: -'---'f --WM' ,,.- , 1-an-ia . ,D-N . awww W-M-f-1f.mw-, ,man-nn..Q.Maif.-f.1w,. Q. A. A. Want to play? 1 Join the girls in G. A. A. ' Folk dancing, tap dancing, tumbling, basketball, hit-pin ball, tennis, softball tracl ping-pong, each has its season. If rcason Scottsbluff high school girls are healthy, supple, and full of grace theics 1 Organization: President ,,...,.,,,,,, ...,,,. I 10l'l'1llllQ Nelson Virzo-Presideiit .,,,, Dorothy Guernsey 'l'1'o:lsl11'e1' .....,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,.,.. ,,.. I I uzol li6lCllQ1llJ61'g Sl5Cl'Ul,2l.l'y .....,,,.,,,.... .,.. Gv1'ul1lino Petscli lIlSll'llClOl'2ll1fl Sponsor , , . . , .,,. ,,,, ,,,, , . Miss Lucille Oakes 1 Cast GRACE WARNER ,,,,.,..,.......,,,,,.. PHILLIPPA VVARING KATE VVARING ....,,,,.,, , JANET IVARING ,,,,,,,,,,, www E14 I4 IE ....,.,,....YY,.,,, ,,,,.,,,....,. IDR. JOHN CASHION BILLY JACKSON ....,,.,.. TOMMY BURNS BEBE ....,..,.,..,,,,....,,. SALLI E ..,.,,.,,,,, , , CHARLOTTE ....., LANNY ............., DICK .... .......... Senior Class Play Three Days of Gracie Felicia Metcalf November 19, 1940 Frayde Solmcl Dolly Smith Pat Johnson Audrey Osaka Lorraine Harrison Harold Cunningham D011 Steen John Cook Lorrie Barclay Betty Atkins Charlotte Reece Forrest Barron Bob Berggren Stan Cohen JIM ..,..,.,,,.,..,,,,,,.,,,,,,,, ,,,,,.,...,,,,,,,,,,,,... , , MR. SMITH ,,..,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,.........,,.,.......,,..,,,. , ,, VVilbur Quindt A TELEGRAPH MESSENGER ,,,.,,,, A TELEPHONE MAN A TAXI DRIVER ........., Larry' Baumgaertel Elwood Smith Bob Backer Personnel STUDENT DIRECTOR ............,,,,...,,,,, VVil1na Schleichor BOOK HOLDERS ...i.,..,..,....,.,,,,,,,,,,..,,,,,,,, Marjorie Cowztn, Betty Endicott BUSINESS MANAGERS ,,,,...,,,,.........,,,,,,,, Shirley White, Mary Joseph. Ruby Numon. Shirley Olson ADI ERTISIING ,,,,,,, .,,.,,,,,Y,,..,,,,,.,,,,,,,,....,,,,.... I Albert Petite, Margaret Globe WARDROBE ........,,,,..,.. ......,......,,,,,..,,.,,,,.,..,,, D elores Iinos, Betty Steele. Maxine Rose TECHNICAL SUPERVISOR .,,,,,,,,,, .,,,, G . R. Johnston MUSICAL DIRECTOR ..i.,...,, ,.,ii, J aint-s Johnson CLASS SPONSOR ....... .,,,.,... R Inric Sellurs DIRECTOR .........,... .,.. B . Beatrice Blair Junior Class Play Why Worry Hilda Manning pr'l 15 1941 N , ,N 1 I u W1 A ir ,,,,,fxllogei' Keeley Carol Lea, Tinery .. Evelyn Witsczhy Jack Stackhouse Bob Mcfllanahan Lou Walker Bonnie Keavney Shirley Cross AUNT GF RTRUDE AZ My oooo.... Helen Feese VIIKE ORFILLY George Halbur DIRLCTOR B. Beatrice Blair Thespians Lights! Curtain! Cues! Membership in Thespian troupe No. ll7 of Scottsbluff high school is the reward for meritorious work in school productions. Miss B. B. Blair, troupe sponsor, heads the organization of 23 young actors, actresses and production workers. Entrance require- ments are a major part of 60 lines, two minor parts, or extra work on two committees or stage crew. Don Steen is president, Dolly Smith is secretary. At an impressive candlelight service, the nine active members initiated fifteen senior pledges in the fall. Initiation for juniors was held in the spring. Presentation of ttSeven Adriftw at the one-act play contest in Gering was a highlight in Thespian activities. Personnel included Lou Walker, Harold Cunningham, Tommy Mayberry, Forrest Barron, Lawrence Baumgaertel, Bob Berggren, Al Carpenter. ROW I- JIM NEELEV SHIRLEY WHITE JIM FARRAR FAT JOHNSON JOHN COOK LORRAINE HARRISON BOE BERGGREN JACKIE LOU GODSEY TANLEY COHEN FRAYDE SOBEL ROW IIS DICK DIERS FORREST EARRON LARRY BAUNIGAERTEL PAUL ANSTEY RUBY NUNION ELWOOD SMITH AL CARPENTER HAROLD CUNNINGHAM ROW Illl SHIRLEY OLSON RALPH MALOTT WILMA SCHLEICHER AUDREY OSAKA DON STEEN DOLLY SMITH JOHN MANKIN ALBERT PETITE This way, please! Where would the school programs be without the ush- ers, who are guided in their work by their sponsor, Mrs. Pflug. W I- O RED LLEN R W Il-- EW S HER T RO M O i Stage Crew Hammering! Sawing! Lower the spots! Up with the back borders! The stage is the practice ground for the budding stage hands of the movies and theatre. Under the direction of Mr. Glenn R. Johnston, they build the play sets-good ones-in addition to making lots of noise. Elwood Smith and Paul Anstey acted as assistant head men, aided by the following rabble: Jim Neeley, Dick Diers, John Cooper, Ralph Malott, Richard Pitsch, Foster Adams, Bill LeRoy, LeRoy Truax, Don Sill. Ushers R N R LU R R Qrchestra Violin strings flow melodiously in concord! Unique direction under the master baton of James Johnson, creates inspirational music for class plays, commencement, and special programs. The orchestra plays a vital part in the high school production of America's play, with the vast auditorium as a setting, musicians as actors, and the student body and community population as the appreciative aud- ience. vIoLINsA- CELLO- MELVIN JOHNSON MARV 5'-EMMON5 WILMA LEE BAILEY THELMA JOHNSON MARY GRIGGS CAROL LEA EMERY STRING BASS PAT MACK LUCILLE JARMIN ,hols HUNTER WESLEY FERBRACHE ADEUNE KANO DAVID RAYMOND BOBBY KRAMER FLUTES-- JIM BRIGGS BARRY THIES BETH BUSS BETTY SEIVER TOMMY SPENCE BETTY LOU ROYLE LORRAINE BEEBE LORIS CAWLEY DORIS DEAN EDGAR LEONARD SWANEOM MIRIAM SMITH CLARINETS- ESTHER WEIDMAN SHIRLEY HOOD ELIZA VENABLE BASSOON- ARLENE EATWELL VIOLAS- GERTRUDE KLEIN CORSELSJMS HAZEL REICHENBERG ELWO?D SMITH HORNS- DORO HY SCHAVER GLEN GILMAN LOREN IRELAND ALBERT PETITE PERCUSSION-- R, JT PETTIJOI-IN PIANO-- CATHERINE ELLIOTT ARTHUR FEESE is-' , ROW ROIW ROW ROW ROW IfNIARGARET COPAS. LARRY BAUMGAERTEL. WESLEY FERBRACIIE, VVAYNE YARNALL. BOB EERGGREN. DON STEEN, WIL- LIAM WREDE. JACK LYONS. LEROY WITTERS. RALPH MALOTT. JAMES FARRAR. BOE EURKHART. FORREST BARRON. CHARLES RICHARDSON. LORRAINE HARRISON IIfELLA DORN. SHIRLEY VVHITE. ELLA MAE FARRAR. WILMA BUSACKER. MARY KEELEY. KATHRYN CAMPBELL. ESTHER GALLAWA. VIOLET HARMS. BETTY STEELE. JEAN FRENCH, AMY SAMPLE. MARGY ELLIS. LEROY BROWN. CHARLES AN- DREWS, LEON JELSMA. GEORGE RANDALL. III'F'I-IYLLIS CHADWICK, RUTHETTA GILCHRIST. DELORIS IME5. GLADYS JOHNSTON. LUCILLE EHRLICK. WILMA SCI-ILEICHER. LOIS HES5. DOROTHY SLATER. VIRGINIA TALLON. JACKIE LOU GODSEY, EETTY ENDICOTT, RUTH CLARK. FERN WIGREN. DOLLY SMITH. SHIRLEY OLSON IVff-MARGARET GLEEE. LORRAINE BELL ELERNICE HAMES, NORMA NIUSCAVITCH. JOYCE SVANDA. ELAINE WILSON. BONNIE BAILEY, LOUISE JODER. HELMINA MEININGER. HELEN FEEEJE. NORNIA NEUBERGFR, JOUERHINE STOLL. CLAIRE DXNIGGINS. FORRLER LALAME. DICK JOHNSTON -HOMER HATHAWAY. VELMA WIMER. EERNICE. HEIN, VRANCES ROJAS, bYDNEY PRATIIER, BETTY SPAIIN. BONNIE KEAVNEY. BETTY LE BLANC, LOIS ULLSTROM. MAXINE ROSE. RUTH PITSCH. ESTHER DINGWELL4 MARTHA SRURGEON. NIAXCINE MARTIN, J. OUINN LOTSPEICH, Chorus Carol blending of song! Deep wine grandeur! Murmuring, flowing splendor! 'A So the 81 mixed voices of the high school choir create inspiration in concerts, offer solemnity in religious programs, anchor contest superiors, and render still reverie for seniors at Vespers, The organ-toned group, under the direction of J. Quinn Lotspeich, is gaining steady improvement and the Work of the vocal department is highly recognized and appreciated. -I 5 ' L I .H -:-- --f- ' ! l 1u,..':,. !1vL..K,a 4' .gig 1, .-My . - .W Q' I ,F A - ' V. :iii i t A-4-M-f Q ifr ' . I I t-wsLuig'Qnffsm5ae --5 Fivwf, tT3fff'f?4'2,,X? :3 I ,,.. . I, .YV ,K As' I V' 1 SLQVVTAFAI .I ,I limit - uu u F A fb' ji.. ' 'Li I! i. A S i . - H P . , i,-27? ,I . A -' A ff' , L1 -I ,, ' ' ' :iv if 4 f7'7'V I ! Aw W 2 ATNAA f J T -' - ' , NF f. - j :A- A- I 'I' it 1 f ' 4 ri 'EVE , i f2:,2:!: -AA,f , I T 'G' I -f Q55 f, :j.1,,, ,:.2-1 , ..,.:i ..,. I , 9--' j.3:':g-- - -I N' ' I - f - K .. ..., f' ,- . 'sn ' .. .- -- x Band Flashes in the sun, red and White! Silvery-White satin grace! Shimmering batons! lntricate maneuvers on the grid field! Superior contest laurels-just reward for long hours of effort! This is the Scottsbluff high school band, sixty mem- Iofrs marching, and seventy-seven strong completing the concert calendar. Under the baton of James Johnson, the band play- ed host to Sidney and Alliance at the district band clinic, March 14-15. ' BAND OFFICERS MANAGER ASSISTANT MANAGER WESLEY FERBRACI-IE ARTHUR FEESE SECRETARY ASSISTANT SECRETARY ESTHER WEIDMAN LUCILLE JARMIN LIBRARIANS PROPERTY COMMITTEE GEORGE WEIDMAN DICK BAUMGARTNER LOREN IRELAND DONALD SAMS BOARD OF' CONTROL CAROL BUTTS SHIRLEY HOOD BILL LEROY MARY LOU DENNIS JOHN COOPER B FLAT CLARINETS ESTHER WEIDMAN SHIRLEY HOOD RODNEY HAMILTON CATHERINE SMITH CHARLES CLEM LADONNA JOHNSTON JANET CAMPBELL TED SCHMIDT LEE ELINOR WOODEN ELIZA VENAELE COLLEEN HAWORTH COLLEEN MEYERS CATHERINE FIULA BILL FRENCH PATTY ROSS MARVIN GARBER ALVIN LEBSACH LOIS MEYERS LYNN FARRELL . RAY KRAMER HORNS TWI GLEN GILMAN LOREN IRELAND DICK DIERS JIM TRUAX DAVID GRIGGS RLERS TOMMY SPENCE DELORES BULA JACKIE LOU GODSEY WILMA LEE BAILEY ARLENE EATWELL JUNE KELLY BONNIE ADAMS TYMPANI R J. PETTIJOHN Band Personnel XYLOPHONE AND BELL LYRE FLUTES AND PICCOLO5 CATHERINE ELLIOTT E FLAT CLARINET JACK STACKHOUSE ALTO CLARINET JOHN MANKIN BASS CLARINET BILL LEROY LUCILLE ANDREWS ALTO SAXOPI-IONE3 AUDREY FULLER VIRGINIA WARRICK KEITH STRACHAN TENOR SAXOPHONE DICK BRYAN BARITONE SAXOFHONE CAROL LEA EMERY BASS SAXOPHONE ARTHUR FEESE CORNETS ARDEN HOUSER HARRY I-IODNETT DONALD SAMS RICHARD BAUMGARTNER CLIVE OSTENBERG VERNA MAE SAMPLE LEON JELSMA LEONARD CONSTANCE CASH ADCOCK TROMBONES CAROL BUTTS LEROY TRUAX JOHN COOPER BILL BROSLIN MARY LOU DENNIS MARION MORRELL GENE CHASE BILL MOODY LEONARD SWANBOM CAROL SWANBOM MIRIAM SMITH BIONDA SILL OBOE FRANK SLEMMONS BAC-SOONS ARLENE EATWELL BETTY LOU GERICKE VIOLINCELLO MARY SLEMMONS EARITONE5 LEWIS REINHARDT PAUL SWEDBURG DICK DOLLINGER CHARLES LAUCOMER BRASS BASSES JAY MCALLISTER ERNST KLEIN DONALD SILL KENNETH KLEIN GEORGE RANDALL CHALMER TROUT STRING BASSES LUCILLE JARMIN WESLEY FERBRACHE PERCUSSION HARRY HOOD GEORGE WEIDMAN GEORGE EDWARDS WILMA LEE BAILEY Secfmd Band Second CDTCIWSITQI CORNET RICHARD INGWERSON ROBERT NEELEY JOHN GALLAWAY BOB FINKE RAY HEIMBUCH CLARENCE MILLER ALLEN WESTPHALEN JOHN POTTS KEITH O'EANNON BOE WALKER KENNETH WILLIAMSON JUNIOR COWMAN SOUSAPHONE ARTHUR KNIGHT IROMBONE BRUCE CAMPBELL JACQUELINE KERK TEDDY SHANNON BARITONE JACK HARTRANFT BELLS BILL HILLIARD DOROTHY ELLIOTT FLUTE LOUISE TROUT CLARINET .EVELYN KATH ED WEIMER IUORA BOMAN JLAN BOWEN MARILYN FULLER CHARLES DERMER LORELEI ANN GENTRY BETH HUKILL ESTHER HORST DARLENE JAMES JOAN KEEFER JIM MCWILLIAMS JEAN SLAC-LE JOYCE MCCAWLEY FLOANNA MATTHEWS LESLIE WALKER GEORGANNE HULSE DORIS AULT WYOLA COLLOPY SAXOPHONE PHYLLIS WESTPHALEN LOUIS MAGALLANES DELORES BULA ELAINE HAYES TRUMPET JUNIOR CARMODY GERALD MOODY ALTO CLARINET HAROLD KNAUB OBOE NADINE ANDERSON DRUMS RAY RICHARDS WAYNE SCHAAI' IIILIIARLJ OLINC-ER VIO LIN LENORE MILLER DOROTHY MEININGER LEORA CALAME WESLEY KOHTZ DAVID LAUCOMER IXATHERENE FRENCHY DONALD MCKILLIF' LEADORE RANDALL JESSIE MAE HUGHES NO MAXINE NELSON FLUTE LOUISE TROUT CLARINET EVELYN KATH MARILYN FULLER ESTHER HORST SAXOPHONE PHYLLIS WESTPHALEN ALTO CLARINET HAROLD KNAUB CORNET BOB FINKE KEITH O'E!ANNON BOB NEELEY TROMBONE BRUCE CAMPBELL BASS ARTHUR KNIGHT OBOE LORELEI ANN GENTRY NADINE ANDERSON , -, .mm , , . . ROW ROVV ROW ROIN ROW I fBACK ROW BERNARD PIEPER, REUBEN DRUMHELLER, DARLENE SOLACE. JACQUELINE MCCLANAHAN. JEAN ROLAND. ANNA MAE BACKER. FLORENCE ECKHARDT, JANE RAYMOND, ESTHER SWAHTZKOPF. JEANNE SCHMODE, DARLENE SMITH, MARIAN WFETH. CATHERINE ELLIOTT. RUTH LEMON. L D, HIGHT. FLORINE TRIPPLE. LOREN ELLIS. BILLY GILLELAND. II'ffARLINE DEBRULER. DOROTHY I-IESSLER, GENEVA FARNSWORTH, LLEWELLYN ASSELIN. ARTHUR KUFELT. REVA WALN. MARY JO BUMGARDNER, LEONA NATION, CATHERINE ROBERTS. JEAN HARRIS. RITA BALTES. FAYE NEUBERGER. MARILYN DOBBIN. MARY ANN LEIKAM, GLEN ANDERSON. DONALD MCCLANAHAN, MARILYN POOLE. III'ERMA INIVYAN. SHIRLEY KUXHAUS. EOB LOVE. DAVID REXU5, JERRY BLUM, KAZUYE SAKURADA, WILMA WEBER, JUNE KRAFT. CHARLES GRAF, LUCILLE ANDREWS, MAXINE PEARSON, BETTY LOU RANDALL. ELEANOR ANNE ADAMS, DONNA HAFLICH. IVY'-VERNA SAMPLE. RACHELLE PAULEY, EVELYN KLIPPERT. SHIRLEY ANN KELLER. JAY STONE. WILLA JEAN ASHER. PEGGY CAMERZEL. ESTHER SCI-IANAMAN. KATHRYN SCI-IAFER. BETTY JEAN CASE. VIOLET LEMON. VIOLET CARLSON. BOB TOOPS, DON TODD, BETTY NUSS. WENDEL CAWLEY, MISS BUCHANAN. V' 'FRONT ROW '-EVELYN ABBOTT. CORINNE WIGREN, VIVIAN JARMIN. LOIS FISHER, JACK HOWELL. RAYMOND HAUN, HARRY SCHMIDT, ROBERT BAUER. DONALD CLOUGH, JOYCE MCCAULEY, BETTY LEE JUDY. GERALDINE BRAUN, RUTH GRITZFELD, DONNA MCPHERSON. MARY SELBY. Junior High Chorus Treble harmony! Practice and experience that make accomplished musicians and vocal- ists of the senior high departments are offered in the seventh and eighth grades. Miss Blanche Buchanan is the IIISIILICIUI' ol' music, amd under' In-1' direction these grades presented a Christmas program of Vocal music. ROW IfKATHRYN SCHAFER, STAN HACKER, WESLEY KOHTZ, BERTHA HOFFMAN, ESTHER HORST, DARLINE SMITH, CATHERINE ROBERTS, ALBERT COOPER. FOIN Il-ESTHER CTEINBRECKER. HANNAH P. GRASNHCK. CLETA RUTH HOBBS. EUGENE MORT, TWILA SARBAUGH, MARILYN POOLE. NADINE HASSENPLUG. ROW III--.JUNIOR CORMODER, BILLIE WESTERVELT. JACK HOWELL, GERALDINE BRAUN, GEORGIA FLATZ, DAVID LAUCOMER, WEIN BUSACKER, RAMONA CRIST, ROMA FOLTYS. Junior Red Cross Service for others! Health of mind and body! World-wide friendship! These are the goals of the Junior Red Cross, which strives to make its work successful in the school and community, and to work together with Juniors everywhere in our own and other lands. The total member- ship is 266, and is under the sponsorship of Miss Roma Faltys. HERMAN HACKMAN, KV. V. HUFF. RALPH ROYLE. CHRIS STEGEMAN, L. H WAFFLE, L. E. YARNELL Custodicms A clean sweep! W. V. Huff, Ralph Royle, Chris Stegeman and L. E. Yarnell are re- sponsible for the maintenance of the building. They do the job! L. H. Waffle is in charge of re- binding books and takes care of supplies. Custodian of the bus garage and busses is Herman Hackman. These men and their helpers constitute the working force of S. H. S. and our hats are off to them! ROW ROW ROW ROW i , x 'X ,' .9 III - F, LA., . . I INILMA LEE BAILEY. DALE HARRIS. PAT!! KE LEY.flDOIf SILLE PAT SMITH. CHUCK RICHARDSON. FORREST BARRON. VIRGINIA HOCK. RDGIER X ELEY. . .l ,,' 1 II TOMMY SPENCE, GERALDINE LAND. DANID ILAUCOMER NADINE SCI-IMUNK. AL CARPENTER. PATTI HAUSERMAN. JACK STACKHOUSE. DONINA HYSELL. JUNIOR SI-IULE, LOIS JANE FISHER. CASH ADCOCK, JOHN SHEARWOOP. 2 III' MARTY REICI-IENBERG, SHIRLEY OLSON, ESTHER HORST, BONNIE JO CARPENTER, BETTY GOFF. ARLINE ROSE, DONALD SAMS, CHARLOTTE REECE, NORMAN VAN WYNGARDEN. DAYTON PRIEST, JIM STEUEE, ALBERT PETITE. IVfHUGH COONEY ACTON, JO CARPENTER, FRANK SLEMMONS, VIRGINIA MCDONALD. EVERETT V. RICHARDSON, MARTHA TOOPS, LARRY BAUMGAERTEL, MARTHA PROUTY, VIRGIL STEELE. CATHERINE ROBERTS, RAYMOND KRAMER. Student Council Democracy! Representative Government! Students of S. H. S. were shown the fundamentals of American gov- ernment in the election of a student council. Members were selected from a cross-section of the classes, President Lawrence Baumgaertel from the school at large. The council waz created in 1938 by Principal Everett M. Stone to let the students present their views on school administration and to help adjust the problems of the entire school. Chief accomplishments of the council have been the securing of bicycle racksfthe operation of the student hall patrol, and the publication of a studenthandbook, with Pat Smith as editor. Organization: President ..... . Laurence Baumgaertel Vice-President ....... . . . Everett Richardson Secretary-Treasurer . .. .... Martha Toops Sergeant-at-Arms . .. . . . John Cooper Annual Staff Ralph Malott Editor .......... ................... Associate Editors .... Lorraine Harrison, Albert Petite Business Managers ............. ....... B ob Mason, Shirley White Staff Coordinators ......................... ............ A rthur Feese, Virginia Ward, Esther Weidman. Staff Technicians .................... Bob Burkhart, Howard Stumbough Staff Statisticians .................,....................... Paul Anstey, Dorothy Asher, Bob Backer, Forrest Barron, Phyllis Chadwick, Ruth Clark, Harold Cunningham, Esther Mae Dingwell, Bette Endi- cott, Jim Farrar, Jim Neeley, Wesley Ferbrache, Jean French, Mar- garet Glebe, Lois Hess, Lucille Jarmin, Melvin Johnson, Pat John- son, Maxine Lound, Lorraine Nelson, Ruby Numon, Audrey Osaka, Charlotte Reece, Wilma Schleicher, Martha Toops. Snaps ........................... Bob Berggren, John Cooper, Dick Diers Artist . . . ........,........... Jackie Lou Godsey Typists ..... Lola Kubes, Jim Neeley Prophecy . . . .... Pat Johnson, Frayde Sobel Class Will . .. ..........,........, Dolly Smith Sponsors . . . .. . Glenn R. Johnston, Marie Sellars X A , x MARJORIE KINNAMON 'wx I s Q. ,x KM 1. J J AUDREY OSAKA 2? 2 2 2 Se Prom ueen 3. 1: E E X lf FAT JOHNSON ! I, fj . N M I f A . ,zflfffv N A X N -Af, -b fx LA J ,M-fn' FERN WIGREN S E2 LORRIE BARCLAY 3 is P Senior Recognitions BOB BACKER LORRAINE HARRISON Junior Rotariang Discus winner. state track meet. LORRIE BARCLAY Beauty Queen, Scotts Bluff County Fair. FORREST BARRON World-Herald Scholarship. LAWRENCE BAUMGAERTEL Football-first team, all-state halfback fLin- coln Journal and Starg Basketball-honor- able mention guard fLincoln Journal and Stain? State Championship Basketball Team, 1941. JOHN COOK Junior Rotarian. HAROLD CUNNINGHAM JAY State Championship Basketball Team. 1941. Junior Rotarian. DIXON Football Honorable Mention-CLinco1n Journal and Star.J LUCILLE EHRLICK JIM National Music Contest Madrigal Group- Superior FARRAR Basketball. Second team, All-state Forward, tOmaha World-Heraldbg Football. Honorable Mention. iOmaha VVOrld-Herald? State Cham- pionship Basketball Team, 1941. ARTHUR FEESE American Legion Citizenship Award, C5 in statelg Second in County Essay Contest, Junior Rotarian. WESLEY FERBRACHE Denver Stock Show Honors g Junior Rotar- ian 3 National Music Contest Boys' Medium Voice, Excellent. JEAN FRENCH National Music Contest Madrigal Group. Superiorg Trio, Superior, Low Voice, Excellent. Cornhusker Girls' State. 19403 Hastings College Conference Drama. Award in Dra- matics. MELVIN JOHNSON National Music Contest. Violin. Excellent. PATRICIA JOHNSON D. A. R. Girlg Hastings College Drama Award, Superior, tHumorousl3 District Speech Contest. DON JOYCE fLincoln Journal and Starlg Second All- Tournament Teamg Junior Rotarian. State Championship Basketball Team, 1941. JACK LYONS National Mizsic Contest Madrigal, Superior. RALPH MALOTT Junior Rotarian. JOHNNY MANKIN Basketball First Team, All State Forward. tOmaha World-Heraldlg First Team All- state, tLincoln Journal and Star.J State Championship Basketball Team, 1941. JAY MCALLISTER National Music ContestwTuba. Superior. ALBERT PETITE Cornhusker Boys' State, 19413 Junior Ro- tariang Hastings College'Conference Drama Award, Extemporaneous Speaking, Superior, District Speech Contest, fOriginal Orationlg American Legion Citizenship Award. 15 in state.j TED PIEKENBROCK State Championship Basketball Team. 1941. KEITH SEIP State Potato Judging Champion. ESTHER WEIDMAN Winner of District Essay Contest Sponsored by the Women's Club. Junior Recognilions ELDON ALLISON State Championship Basketball Team, 1941. CAROL BUTTS National Music Contest-Trombone. Superior. MARGY ELLIS Cornhusker Girls' State, 1941. Selected by American Legion. GLEN GILMAN National Music ContestiFrench Horn. Superior. THELMA JOHNSON HAROLD PRICE State Championship Basketball Team, 1941. New State Record in the 440-Yai'd Run. PAT SMITH Speech Contest, Hastings. Excellent. FRANK SLEMMONS Cornhusker Boys, State, 1941. Selected by American Legion. JACK STIACKHOUSE Cornhuskesr Boys' State, 1941. Selected by Rotary. National Music Contest-Piano, Superio1'. DON WAITE VIRGINIA MCDGNALD State Championship Basketball Team, 1941. Speech Contest, Hastings. Superior. Second Team. All State Center CLincoln Jour- nal and Star.l Sophomore Recognit ions BILL HENDERSON . CAROL SWANBOM State Championship Basketball Tcam,. 1941. National Music Coiitestkldccolo. Superior. SnapS 41' Bio 'S kgs lrsoqp vo '31 6 'f,, 'wg g i' X593 ij W Snap ,MAJ f Af M N 5 My X Qvpff Snaps ' mllllxnsnwluifiaz, n Snaps ' W, 4? 3' 3 gi Q ! i i, I . A ,. Q K s ' ,Q W :E..--zjfz. XA ' ' ' ,Ji .V '- V A .fl-. N-1 k 3 S asm 2' 1 iw Q gg ...lr-1: 3 - , Q K Q ' 1 W .f I M 5, ! x 4 ,ff , 2 ., f' Q , Q K E eg, , U FA A ,aw Q21 i f si .. , fs iw fm Q' ,, 3? N Q .4.,,. , me A , M 6 1 , -L 4 w f 'V Lv 5 in Q ' 2 ' S' 1 Q, qw: X I J 'V . ls -Q -,wmfgm , ?fi'?ELZif-lf A- ' ,-N., f, .yu may 2 , ,M tlkg RH, ..,,,, ..,.: -f .. Q Q A NQMWAW4 X W k ww. Q Q42 2251152 -' A ' X . , if EW? :H ff-1 t , , viv a nggagfmf, wa Q 1,2 M: - , e fa W swf! Q X L' - mf W Q .--' ij -.-gglngzf .- . N k '.f5f'g: f,' w - vfs. Q i 1 5 i 'T-4751 5 if nf in -f it 4 , S T1 up 5 Snaps Snaps ? Q E4 'Ni E May, 1941 Dear Future: Things to Remember! All my memories are not within The covers of this book. Cameras and printed words cannot contain The thousand thousand little things That make school life joyous, Nor can they catch the dull and stupid things we do. But both have been and are. Mine, they are, to regret or cherish or forget: The banter of classmates, Quick smiles, The comfort of a teacher's friendliness, The weight of his displeasure, The anguish of strange, new thought, The warming glow of success, The chagrin of failure, The drag of idleness, Friendships quickly sealed-as quickly broken, The closeness- of crowds, cheers, moans, the pangs of defeat, the throbs of victory. t And who but I will ever know The pain of growing up, The thrill of new felt loves, That makes youth such an aching to endure. f 1 Youth comes but once, And if l cannot cling to it, Its memories are mine. This book is, too, my own. csignedi ' I The student who was I. Acknowledgments During the preparation of this book, the Bluff staff has been confi onted by many problems that it could not solve alone. We are grateful to the following for advice, information and assistance, Without which our readers would have been the losers. O. A. ANDERSON VICTORIA BERGGREN BLANCHE BOISEN V. R. 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