Steele City High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Steele City, NE)

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LOWER GRADES BACK ROW: Mrs. McDonald, Victor Goldsberry, Barbara Jones, Teddy Zabokrtsky, Charles Meyer, Gene Minks, Judy Zabokrtsky, Dick Speth, Elaine Kuper. SECOND ROW: Vernie Eden, Mary Ann Godden, Jimmy Speth, Kent Sampson, Noel Ebeling, Bobby Minks, Mike Brown, Barbara Stelling, Glenda Rae Noyotny, Eileen Manley, Bethel Stelling FRONT ROW' Beverly Hendricks Bobby Graham, Sandra Noyotny, Jolene Zabokrtsky, Gene Brel UPPER GRADES BACK BOW David Sampson, Harold Seachord, Doyle Godden, Yvonne Graham, Ronald Wilcox, Belva Cassell, Carol Lee Kelley, Mr Kaiser FPONT ROW Gary Zabokrtsky, Gayle Eden, Dallas Speth, Katharine Graham Esther Stelling Dwight Godden, Billy Kulhanek, Laree Kay Greenwood, Linda Kuper HALLOWEEN PARTY On October the 31st, the Pep Club sponsored a Halloween Party We met at Wanda Graham's at 7 OO that evening for a scavenger hunt We were divided into two groups and both parties were spent to the Cemetery where we ran into some ghosts After the scavenger hunt we returned to the school house, where we danced and played a few games W than served refreshments which were sandwiches, potato chips and pop We danced a few more times and than we departed for home CHRISTTAS PROGRAM On December 22nd the whole school participated in this year's Christmas Program It was held af the Church and it started about 8 o'clock Mrs McDonald, Mr Kaiser, and Mr McDonald helped to make it a success The Primary grades and Upper Grades participated in this prograr The Girls Glee sang three songs through out the evening They were, WThe First Nowelln, WJoy to the Worldn, and NSilent Night W They were a companied at he piano by Jo Ann Weaver We hoped everybody enwowed it as much as we did SKATING PARLY The Freshmen Class soonsored a return skating party for the Pigh school at Fairburv, March 12th Endicott and Diller high schools were invited, and also the alumni of Steele City B111 Yabokrtsky and Lorraine Kulhanek were elected the two most popular sophomores, after the high school voted on them the Frlday before the party A large crowd attended and every one had a xery good time We thank the Freshmen for the ennoyable evening of fun ' 7 . O J Y . l - Q Q O I . . . h . 1 Q 0 9 , .5 . 'I ' 1 . . 0 Q A Q . . . w ' . 0 I A .4 0 , . 9 l I i l . . Q . O . A . Q Q - v .o -I r 1 0 e 0 0 0 . . o , . . . . Q . .:. . - ' O OV -- , . .' - . Q f' N . , . t Q . ., ' 9 Q r . .. . -1 - 7 ' ' IT A 0 . . , . F ' . o . . . 7 . . . 0 J . A L Q 0 Y . 0 . . L J l

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CARNIVAL On the nlght of Frldav, October the lith, lnstead of bad luck, Steele C1tv had good luck The school house shone w1th llghts, and looked l1ke a place of great 1mportance The event The Steele City Carnlval A large crowd was present to have an enqoyable t1me and as lntended, they d1d The Mldway was very crowded w1th ch1ldren and Wgrown ups' havlng the tlme of the1r lives throwing confettl and b1OW1HF horns On the M1dW8V were The Flsh Pond, Dart Throw Baseball Throw, Basketball Throw Penny Toss, 2 Nheels of Chance, Can Toss, Coke Bottle Toss, B B Cun Shoot, and the most 1mpor tant thlng of all, the Lunch Counter, also the museum, and the dance The theme of the carnlval, was the Hlstory of Steele CITV, and the entertalnment was set up on that bas1s A hour program was presented bv the entlre school w1th the hlgh school, and upper grades belng 1n the program of the HISUOPV of Steele C1ty, and the Prlmary Room S1nF1HE two songs After the program, was an auct1on held, and the w1nner oF the door prlze was determlned, the pr1ze go1ng to Beverly Rlddle The carnlval was made posslble bv the cooperatlon and that our efforts were successful bv the happy smlles of our guests STA F AND LIBRARY The next prowect that took place ln our school after the carn1val was the bulldung of the stage and the collect 1on of books For our llbrary The old commerclal room adwolnlng the asserblv now con st1tutes our stage The carpenter work was donated t1me of the School Board members and Nr Franzen Thev generously came up evenlngs and worked wlth lt The floor was ralsed 2 Ft and the south wall was completely devoted to shelves plus our or1g1nal shelf cwpboards we had Th1s makes a n1ce home for the over 1500 books now lncluded 1U our l1b rary The parents and frlends of the town and school gra clouslv donated for our use, books wh1ch thev had The school students were sent out to D1Ck up the books he thlnk thls a wonderfully great lmprovement to our school Q 0 1 I 0 0 . . , . . . . K : . , ' t , , . 1 I , .In . . . n ef?ort of each and every high school student. We are sure O A , LI.: . , . 'I '. . . J D - - a n Ll 0 In b . 0 I ' V , - 0 . D .J . . . h . , . . . I 0