South Sioux City High School - Cardinal Yearbook (South Sioux City, NE)

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Row 4: M. Trisler, S. Russell, C. Hasse, D. Rickwo, S. Petersen. Row 3: J. Petersen, J. Surber, C. Albertson, L. Lucore, J. Whalen, R. Stinger, B. Stoding, E. Beermann. Row 2: S. Russell, C. Goetch, S. DeMars, P. Larson, N. Jones, J. McCreary. Row 1: J. Evans, L. Preston, M. Grant, D. Parrish, P. Moore, S. Ernst. Several G.A.A. girls organized a tumbling team this year. They appeared before the student body and at a basketball game half-time.

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Row 1: D. Rose, N. Foreshoe, E. Stinger, C. Chester, B. Russel, C. Reed, P. Bossow, M. Luebben, G. Sides, M. Crain, J. Ebel, A. Potts. Row 1: B. Warner, J. Hall, D. Bakken, J. Helt, P. Tubbs, S. Barker, G. Edwards, F. Nielson. Row 3: V. Stamps, D. Lucore, W. High, J. Laux, A. Ferraro, J. Johnson, J. Tebben, M. Thacker, J. Oehlerking. Row 2: C. Schemer, D. Davis, I. Randol, P. Rude, J. Nelson, S. Peterson, P. Lauritsen, R. Kayl, E. Dean, C. Kesler. Row 1: S. Sauvain, D. Matz, S. Sheer, K. Hirschbach, J. Hidelgo, S. Woods, M. Potts, S. Amick.

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SENIOR CLASS Presents One ClOild The Senior Class Play, ‘‘One Wild Night,” a hilarious three-act comedy was presented on May 25 in the high school auditorium. The play concerned the plight of a young man who is con- vinced that he is an invalid although autcally he is in perfect health. When his rich aunt ar- rives, bringing with her a certain very pretty young woman, Rodney immediately has an attack of “vertigo,” and overhears a conversation which gives him the idea that he has only a short time to live. So he decides to do all the things he has always wanted to do—one of them being to send a well known criminal to prison. The plight that he finds himself in when he discovers he is perfectly healthy and has a long time to live is fantastic. The play was directed by Mrs. Bernard Bus- by. Ploy try-outs April 6 .‘2'• rn •its 9 i r rl 4 MS. 'w ()ltc :i« lit