St Edward High School - Beaver Yearbook (St Edward, NE)

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Where to now ? All aboard! Let's go, Pilot. Seniors Sneak To Omaha How about a ride ? Late again. Offutt Aerospace Museum The Senior Class left at 4:30 a. m. Friday, May 3, 1968, for their Sneak Day in Omaha. Mr. Eidam and Mr. Schroer were sponsors. We started our big day with a quick tour of Boys Town. The class then went on a tour of SAC Headquarters and Aerospace Museum at Offutt Air Force Base. Next on the schedule was a tour of Brandeis and a free lunch in Brandeis' cafeteria. After dinner the bravest Seniors took airplane rides while the rest toured Eppley Air Base. The group then went to Joslyn Art Museum. Free time was spent in downtown Omaha or at Westroads Shopping Center. We then saw GONE WITH THE WIND at the Indian Hills Theater and afterwards had a late supper at Ross' Steak House. The bus arrived in St. Ed. at 3:45 Saturday morning after a quiet ride home. Where are you going, girls?

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Senior Pacemakers REGENTS Mr. Eidam administered die University of Nebraska Regents' Examination to die upper one diird of the Senior Class on October 5. Those who took die test are FRONT ROW: Jim Flaherty, Ron Laska, Delaine Carlson. SECOND ROW: Diane Hall, Judi Wieland, Linda Jenkins. THIRD ROW: Carlotta Rimovsky, Connie Cumming. BACK ROW: Sherry Haas, Charlene Mausbach. Diane Hall was chosen to receive a one-year freshman scholarship on the basis of test scores. Ron Laska was die alternate. JANIS KEEHN-CHEERLEADER CLINIC Janis Keehn, head cheerleader, attended cheerleader clinic in Chadron, May 28-June 4. The clinic was held at Chadron State College and was sponsored by the National Cheerleaders Association. While at the clinic Janis received two Honorable Mention Awards. DeETTE MILLER-HOMEMAKER OF TOMORROW DcEtte Miller was selected as Homemaker of Tomorrow on the basis of a test administered to all senior home economics girls on December 5. DeETTE MILLER-CORNHUSKER GIRL'S STATE DeEtte Miller represented the American Legion Auxiliary Post 226 at Cornhusker Girl's State in Lincoln, June 11-17. JIM FLAHERTY-CORNHUSKER BOY'S STATE Jim Flaherty attended Cornhusker Boy's State in Lincoln, June 11-17, as die representative of the American Legion Post 226. DIANE HALL-MIDLAND TEEN Diane Hall was chosen Midland Teen of the Week by the Omaha World Herald because of her musical accomplishments and abilities and also for her contributions to the music department. 16

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Twenty-nine Seniors participated in graduation exercises this year. Baccalaureate service was held Sunday, May 12, with the Rev. L. A. Hansen delivering the sermon. Commencement exercises were held Tuesday May 14. Mr. Jess Weyand of Nebraska Wesleyan University delivered the address. Peggy Labenz played the processional and recessional and accompanied the Sophomore Sextet. Vivian Carlson and Kim Tor son led the graduating class into the auditoruim. Mr. Warren Miller, President of the Board of Education, presented the diplomas and Mr. Galen Johnson, Superintendent, presented the scholarships and awards. HIGH HONOR Diane Hall HONOR Linda Jenkins Delaine Carlson Jim Flaherty Connie Cumming Sherry Haas Tim Jacobsen DeEtte Miller Pamela Muckey Ronald Laska Charlene Mausbach Carlotta Rimovsky Judi Wieland Colleen Nelson Bobby Jo Case Peggy Sorensen David Hansen Thirty-one Graduate