Sumner High School - Trojan Yearbook (Sumner, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 58 of the 1954 volume:

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Busmess Bookkeepmg MR LEONARD GARLICK ASSISTANT coAc1-1 World Hxstory Math 9 ueneral Sclence Physxcs MISS PATRICIA KILLALEA Bxology Eng11shf9 11 12 Dramatlcs G1r1' Phys1ca1 Educat1on 6 1 . R T .f1 1 '1 I . . . 1 , . . , . 1 1 . 1 1 1 , . . 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 S P1CtUF8 Ava11ab1e MR HOWARD KOLBO Girl 5 Glmm Boy S Glue Band Gram- xnlr 10 MRS ROSEMARY LORENZEN be cond 8: Th1rd ,Q MRS MARJORIE POTTER Slxth Suwpnth Sz Elghth F1rstSernesT.s r Pxcture Avaxlable MRS FRANCES STUART Slxth Seventh Sz Elghth Second Semester 7 IT' MRS MARGARLT O NEIL Fourth Sr Fxfth MRS PHYLLIS STAFFORD BLg1nners Sz F1rst P1cture Avaliable f f SENIGRS .4 '? MSI! ' LG 1 ? Ky X mi x f W V K QE .2 PATRICIA K DYER Secretary An xnnocent face but you never car' t 1 MURIEL G ANDERSON Treasure 'I never do today what I can do tomorrow PATRICIA A FEES VICE Presldent 'Those eyes of hers bespeak sweet d1spos1t1on CAROLYN K CRAMER Newsreporter I haven't tmme for httle thmgs F LYNETTE RUSSELL Pre s1dent She seems dxgmhed but wan. ull you know her 1 0 - 5 RONALD R POTTER SHARON L PURINTUNI ch mmd has 1ts own method ' She never does her work 1n a quxet way JAMES J MCFARLAND MARLIN M TRUEMAN 'I once adm1tted to my shame That Of us but not always wmth us ' football was a brutal game 'U V- ARLA J CARLSON 'Just myself and no one else N DALE HOUGH GERALD D STOWE They who from study flee hve long All great men are dY1ng and I don t 12 . .I ' v and merrily. n , feel well myself. Cla s s H1 story ln 1950 slxteen small green1sh freshmen came up the squeaky stalrs to the now all too famlllar study hall then a strange room 1n wh1ch all new comers seemed to be treated as anlmals 1n a zoo Of course we were greeted by the senlors and much made over by the teachers We chose Mlss Ralns as our class sponsor and 1n October we gave a 1-lolloween party for the studert body The class enrollment 1ncreased to e1ghteen w1th Roger Kenney of Bertrand and Dale Rlce of Ansley Jo1n1ng us durlng the year The fall of 1951 arrlved much too soon for most of the clan but even so we st1l1 had a total of elghteen classmates but later 1n the year Roger Kenney and Dale Rlce dlscontlnued March found us lncreased by Jerry Stowe of Cambrldge maklng our f1nal total seventeen not countlng our class sponsor Mr Steyer J 1S for Junlor and thls year the class enrollment began wlth slxteen Charolotte Neth havlng dlscontlnued durlng the summer Later we lost two more classmates 1 amely Dean Luckett and Dude Ladwlg The class play Backwoods Romeo was chosen and presented 1n November Mr Steyer was trlcked 1nto be1ng our class sponsor agaln th1s year and was of much carrled out the theme Garden 1n the Raln' I-lavlng mlnds of great or1g1nal1ty we dec1ded we should llke to have a seml formal banquet whlch we d1d Havlng decreased to the whole sum of thlrtcen w1th Mary Hatch leavlng us to attend chool 1n Lexlngton we as senlors began our last stretch of the best tlme 1n our llfc Mr Thlcsteld our sponsor and Mr Stafford our co sponsor managed to get the class r1ngs our Jlcturcs taken and our annual wt ll under control by the be g1nn1ng of the second semester Verlyn Eby b1d us adleu at the beglnnlng of the second semester therefore maklng us an even dozen to go on sneak day present our class play and at last graudate Thls concludes the brelf perlod of tlrne spent ln old S H S for the sen1ors of '54 CLASS FLOWER Lllac CLASS COLORS Lllac and Sllx er CLASS MOTTO lf NG rest we rust 13 O ! ! - - , , J . . . . , . A 2 L - H A . Y. , . I X I A , ' U . l . y 5 7 . . i . , . , . , '- . . ll V! ' ' ' ' ' ' 3 . . . . . Y 1 11. ll rx J ' 3 ' ! ' assistance when banquet troubles and fun arrived. The banquet was held May 6, we . ,I . . , . . . . . ' ! . . 3 . . 3 S . , , . l A H . . . x H .3 . ' ' 7 y - 1 T x 1' -X ' ' , L ' x , 2 - . . . . 3 . ll -- , . - A ' 1 7 - rx , xx I Clas s Prophecy Th1s lS Edward of Tomorrow stat1on S H S br1ng1ng you the lastest up to the m1n ute report on the senlor of 54 MURIEL ANDERSON because of her great fear and dlstrust of all men 1S work1ng for the FBI She 1S now traclng the love l1fe of Clark Gable CAROLYN CRAMER 1S st1ll very mathemat1cal m1nded as X stands for the unkown she Stlll doesn't know who the man 1n her l1fe w1ll be FLASH' ' A new bullet1n Just came 1n and lt says that Carolyn 1S actually chas1ng Blng Crosby MRS KEITH SCOVILLE formerly of the classmates known as Pat Dyer 15 now stat1oned W1th her husband 1n Parls France She has a part t1me Job at the Mademo1selle's Shoppe to help her choose the r1ght styles for Karlene Jo and Dav1d Ke 1th PATTY FEES now known as Mrs Norman Day IS spend1ng a most happy career br1ng1ng up her l1ttle fam1ly She says her three ch1ldren are the best ch1ldren she has ever seen fUn.fortunately she hasn't seen many Q DALE HOUGH 1S do1ng h1s share by grow1ng a good crop of the next generatlon of Houghs Glenda 1S helplng h1m to see that grass doesn't have a chance to grow under the1r feet JOE MCFARLAND ex football star at Wyom1ng Un1vers1ty 1S now the Joe D1Magg1O of baseball The mov1e queen Sher1lyn Vonroe 1S attached to the strlngs of h1s heart today break1ng all speed records he had prevlously set SHARON PURINTUN, who was recently head nurse at the Good Samar1tan Hosp1tal Kearney 1S now spend1ng her nurs1ng career w1th the WAFS 1n hopes that she w1ll someday meet aga1n w1th Ronald We hope lt won't be at the scene of a Jet crash JERRY STOWE head of the Bar JS Ranch and a very wealthy man 15 part1ng w1th some of hlS rr-1ll1ons wh11e recuperatlng 1n a hosp1tal Jerry had a ser1ous accldent wh11e bronco bust1ng That beaut1ful mus1c we hear 1n the background 11 the Hormel All G1rl Orchestra and Chorus w1th another classmate Lynette Russell as the solo1st Lynette has rap1dly cl1 mbed the ladder of success and fame MARLIN TRUEMAN 1S st1ll l1v1ng south of Sumner on a farm and she 1S help1ng D1ck but not as much as she used to be Cause Jun1or can't be left alone 1n the1r new stream 11ned tra1ler house I found the classes' old sponsor Mr Dean Th1esfeld st1ll at Sumner Mrs Th1es feld and Terr1 follow h1rn and h1S team very regularly Th1s I bel1eve lf we rest we rust Be sure to tune 1n next year same school same day w1th d1fferent semors Good evemng ' I RONALD POTTER, now in the U.S. Air Force, completed his latest jet test flight ' ' in We, the seniors of 1954, in the year of our Lord, being of sound mind, average reputation, generous souls, and above average intelligence do will and bequeath the following: Arla Carlson wills her cramming techique to Vernon Dewey. Pat Dyer wills her mischievous ways to Shirley Shipley. Pat Fees wills her trueness to her one and only to Wanda Wood. Joe McFarland wills his athletic techniques to Dwain Dockweiler. Muriel Anderson wills her musical ability to Snooky Potter. Lynette Russell Wills her ambition for others to Dotty Wood. Carolyn Cramer wills her love life to Frances Reeh. Dale Hough wills his ability in Physics to Ruth Wallace Sharon Purintun wills her chattering to Eileen Trueman Donald Potter wills his long legs to William Dewey Marlin Trueman wills her diamond mind to Kathy Rice Jerry Stowe wills his Way with the teachers to Orville Samuelson o the Juniors we will our profitable business of pop corn selling the sophomores we will our brains since we Will not need them anymore o the freshmen we will the attentiveness of a senior O 1' Reeh our Janitor we will the remains of any of the notes he finds the teachers we will the pleasant memories of our class through high school o the school board and tax payers we will our I O U S .aff J, U 1.-Z 074, 1.920 J JI Ee!-fe., 77? frteoaaf E W Qjffbffif ,fly eff ,fya ,f f x X Q17 1 J ,yell KCI!! 4 fp, 'Uh Nl, li LX. ' . l I . ' ' V YI ' ' II ' X A - I U 'I J . T Y . .... A h . Y. To ' ' ' ' . 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X, STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Councll has been very act1ve thls year 1n creatlng entertaxnxng act1v1t 1es and worthwhxle projects to the school Our ma1n project was the bu1ldmg of a hbrary on the old stage A school carmval Valentlne Kxng and Queen were our hzghhghts for the second semester The members are TOP ROW Left to Rxght Dale Hough Sh1r1ey Shxpley Frances Reeh Patr1c1a Rees Dotty Wood Arla Carlson Sharon Pur1ntun Jack Ibach MIDDLE ROW R1chard Ibach LaVerne Cool Barbara Da1ss Ellen Kraus Lyn ette Russell MUF161 Anderson Roger Lahm BOTTOM ROW Doug Dlckerson Jo McFarland Wayne McFarland B111y Keyser Nell Scovxlle The Student COUhC110fflCCfS are Presldent VILC Presxdent Secretary Treasurer Mu:-1e1Andc-rson Ellen Kraus Lynettr. Russe Barbara Da1s -121' JUNIOR C LASS TOP ROW Left to Rmght Mr Lorenzen J Stowe N Scovxlle W Wxghtman B Reler B Keyser BOTTOM ROW M Neth R Wallace E Kraus D Wood J Johnson M Johnson B Daxss F Reeh Just as 'J stands for Jumor m the Semor class h1story so let lt do the same here for here 1S another group of sa1d creatures They began the year by electxng the followxng offxcer s Pre sxdent Vxce Pres1dent Secretary Trea surer News Reporter Barbara Da1ss Bob Reler Marlys Johnson Dotty Wood Ellen Kraus 1 w . ..,........ 2 ll Wx ' li 5 V1 T rf LQ Q, ' lvl. A, , .. . . . FRESHMEN ' SUPHOMORES fi W HEHPMI 5 Q , ,bil ,f Y 1' M 2 X 'b :GK 576. Vlivdvf f K 'I '75 ' L J 4. - Nfl' N A X K 0 ,f N X Z x I 1 SOP HO MORE C LASS Left to Rxght R Dunaway K Shoemaker L Cool J Wxghtma R Eby D D1ckerson W McFarland W Potter R lbach M1ssK1llalea. C Ibacfh J Cramer M Ladwxg R Potter S Englxsh E Trueman D Fees D Dockwexler S Freeze S Freeze E Blumanhourst D Warta R Van Cleave K RICE V Yost W Wood freshmen journeyed back to ole S H S last fall to begxn the1r second year of hlgh school They elected class offxcers for the f1rst semester and then mstalled new ofhcers exceptmg the pres1dent agam the second semester TOP ROW MIDDLE ROW BOTTOM ROW Twenty f1Ve ex Pres1dent LaVerne Cool Vxce Pres1dent R1chard Ibach Elsxe Blumanhourst Secretary Treasurer Vera Yost Shlrley Enghsh News Reporter Wanda Wood' Ruth Potter lst Semester Znd Semester lst Semester Znd Semester lst Semester Znd Semester D FRESHMEN CLASS On August 31 1953 slxteen greenuhttle freshrnen came march1ng up the staxrs Just to begm therr struggle through h1gh school TOP ROW Left to Rxght Roger Neu W11l1am Dewey DWBID Dockwe1ler Jack Ibach Marv1n Scov111e Orv11le Samuelson Roger Lahm Vernon Dewey BOTTOM ROW Lowell Eloe Wayne Peters Patsy Carpenter Shxrley Shlpley Dorothy Wempen Vrolet Neth Roger Bon Johnny Robbxns The class off1cers are Presxdent Roger Lahm Vxce Pres1dent Roger Neu Secretary 8: Treasurer Johnny Rgbblng News Reporter Lgwell Eloe 1 mm if ff GRADE SCHQQL 3 5 5 A 0 ijifrifgi '9 Z f 9 xfiff Q SEM 0 Z M f A nf 0241 W ' ' xx ,ZIV 7 vw s J ' , f 6th '7 th Sth 4th th TOP ROW Left to Rlght B Neth P Wightman L Dyer D Eberle F Neth M Ibach E Potter B Parrish C Purintun MIDDLE ROW Mrs Potter K Reier K Fees P Yost L Neu P Weidner K Reier B Klauz BOTTOM ROW J Va.nC1eave G Johnson J Arp F Carr S Wuehler B Turnell D Potter MIDDLE ROW THIRD ROW Muirhead Proett G Reflor D VanC1eave Eustler J Reier N Gunsolley G Reier J Dyer Kearney R Wightman A Turnell L Eby Stafford J Ibach Mrs O'Nei1l V Neth J Keene C Refior J Eberle 72 TOP ROW: Left to Righty J. Snurr, D. Dickerson, G. Weidner, L. Scoville D. ' , . ' , . , . ' , . . : B. ' , . , . ' , -. , . , - J. ' , . , . , . ' . : H. , . ' , . , . ' , . , J. . Znd 3rd St TOP ROW Left to Rxght L VanC1ea.ve J Re1er C Ref1or R Kearney R Wxseman K Kearney K Blythe D We1dner P Dugguxs L Potter BOTTOM ROW J Reler P Ibach E Neth M Ref1or C Dugg1ns B Re1er M R1mp1ey P Proett H Warta D Ladwlg Mrs Lorenzen J Warta lNot1np1cture TOP ROW MIDDLE ROW BOTTOM ROW Left to Rxght L Sheoffer B McGmms R Gunsolley C Regaby R Warta G Wexdner T Scovxlle W Hubbard Dyer K Proett L Fees A Dyer T Wood C Klauz Mlller I.. Bow1e Snurr J Bowden D Wxlhams C Mxurhead E Refxor Ibach J Wxseman J Sm1th Mrs Stafford 2 2 j KSA LETIC R .JJJJ7 'QM . I Q 4, 0 9 ., ' Q S f --0 g-12 -1- gl ca .5 Q .,'x' ' . 1... Q v . . llll . Q x.1.,. - - fn. la X arg- sxi: -. . - . -' ..'A'. X K ' li it x X NX QS XX xx v T. ' Football FRONT ROW D Th1esfeld W Potter R Lahm J Stowe W Dewey BACK ROW SEASON RE CORD Anselmo Oconto Pleasanton Rlverdale Amhe r st Ove rton Mllle r Elmc reek Corn Bowl Huntley L Garlmck L Eloe M Scovxlle D Hough B Keyser B Re1er J McFarland D D1Ck8fS0h W McFarland V Eby K Shoemaker V Dewey FOOTBALL The Sumner Trojans had a very successful football season under the guxdance of coach Mr Dean Thxesfeld The team f1n1shed the football carnpa1gn undefeated The only black mark on the Sumner schedule was a 30 to 30 t1e w1th Overton The Trojans Whlle go1ng undefeated won the Wood Rlver Valley Conference Champ1onsh1p The Trojans scored the amazmg total of 457 pomts to thexr opponents 113 po1nts Eleven men h1t the sc Valley Conference the Trojans had the honor of play1ng m the fxrst annual Corn Bowl at Holdrege The Trojans opponents were the Huntley Bearcats who were also undefeated It was a very close game all the may but the Trojans scored two touchdowns 1n the last three rmnutes to xce the game 37 to 25 Fourteen boys reported for the opemng football pracuce and all went through the season wxthout havmg any major xnjur es The Sumner team loses only three Semors by graduatxon and they are Verlyn Eby Dale Hough and Joe McFarland There w1ll be e1ght returmng letter men next year The Sumner prospects seem pretty br1ght for two or three years yet to come The bend1ts of the hard work of thc se fourteen boys paxd off 1n the end by three beaut1ful trophxes one for the Wood Rxver Valley Conference the Corn Bowl and the travelxng K G F W trophy The Trojan team wants to thank the Sumner football fans for the1r support and backmg of the team Semor of 54 Trojans m1x lt up rn pracuce 26 0 . 0 . - . . . . 0 ' . . 8 . . U O ' , ' ' , A 30 ' ' . ' ' . 19 . . . G . - Eddyville 12 oring column during the season. While winning the Wood River . 19 . , . . Z5 , - A ,Q ,Ei - 1 ' II II ' ' - - . Basketball FRONT ROW Coach Dean Thxesfeld D Hough B Keyser B Rexer W McFarland V Eby N Scov1lle W Wxghtman and ass1stant coach ,L Garlxck W Potter M Scovxlle R Lahm J Stowe R lbach D D1ckerson J McFarland J W1ghtman J Ibach L Cool W Dewey O Samuelson J Stowe K Shoemaker D Dunaway R Eby L Eloe V Dewey MIDDLE ROW BACK ROW BASKETBALL WOW' Just three seconds left we want a basket shoot shoot he made lt thank heaven we won by one po1nt That 15 just a few of the th1ngs that you heard durmg the current basketball season The Trojan team had a very good turn out for the opemng basketball pract1ce Bob Rexer Doug D1ckerson Dale Hough Wayne McFarland and Joe McFarland Wxth these returmng lettermen the Trojans should have a very successful season The Trojans competed 1n the Wood Rxver Valley Conference and defeated Amherst 1n the fmals for the cha.mpxonsh1p trophy They w1ll also compete the D1str1ct tournament but the annual must be xnto the prmtmg offxce before w can glve you the result of thxs one lets hope the boys br1ng home the bacon Good Luck Trojans SEASON RECORD West Kearney Arnherst Loomxs Odessa Eddyv1lle Muller Pleasanton Z7 Anselmo Rxverdale Oconto Overton Callaway Elm Creek with Z5 boys reporting. Aznong those reporting were five lettermen, they were: . . . . . . in . . , - . . . . e 52 30 74 49 22. 67 ' 40 ' 43 68 52 31 49 53 ' 32 57 .Sl 68 ' Z4 ' 57 70 31 mg ACTIVITIES W drift? The Sumner Trojans competed 1n seven track meets during the 1953 season They are as follows Pleasanton Dawson County Brady Invitational Ord Invitational Kearney Invitational Wood Ru er Valley Conference District The Sumner Trojans will compete in the same track meets this year Due to the fact that the annual has to be in the printing office before the track season starts I will give you the results of 1953 The first track nueet was against Pleasanton Bulldogs in which the Trojans won They placed flrst in the Dawson County Wood River Valley Conference and the District The Trojans had four boys qualify for the state track meet .Toe McFarland and Bob Reier Joe McFarland placed first 1n broadjumping tied for first inpole vaulting and third in the one hundred yard dash Let's hope that the Trojans have a successful season in 1954 N49 m m A X4 3.3 UUE f--1-as-v-r Z8 K., The Sumner relay team placed fourth, consisting of Doug Dickerson, James Rice, J ' rx-J' 7 J 5 , X 4' Q ' 1 xx K N A X 9 p C Ik X z C 4 I I X Trojanettes Shoot' Mlne' Set them up' A homer' These Were some of the expresslons used by the g1rls 1n Phys Ed The glrls coached by Mlss Klllalea enjoyed glrls basketball volleyball and soft ball They met every Monday Wednesday and Fr1day afternoon from 2 30 untll 3 15 M1ss Klllalea got the glrls 1nto shape by do1ng exerclses and runn1ng laps around the gym Some of the g1rls thought they would d1e before they made laps but lt seems everyone l1ved through 1t The glrls enjoyed the volleyball games but to thelr dlsmay most of the scores for he Trojanettes were on the small end The g1rls who were on the team for the tour nament held 1n Pleasanton were MaryNeth Vlolet Neth Corrlne lbach Lynette Russell Sharon Purlntun Carolyn Cramer Janet Cramer Vera Yost Ellen Kraus Patty Dyer and Murlel Anderson Dur1ng the season other glrls played on the team glvlng everyone a chance Here s hoplng for a better year 1n 1954 55 All 1n all the glrls had a very lnterestlng year They certalnly enjoyed the new and clever 1deas of then' coach M1ss Klllalea Z9 . . . . . . , , , . . . . l0 , t . . ' I J I . , ' 1- 1 r 1 2 J 1 .. I . . , . Junior Football High The boys playing on the grade school team will some day be the boys playing on the varsity and reserve teams in years to come, and the Sumner school has believed that the boys should have some athletics while still in grade school. Mr. B. W. Stafford coached the boys in football and Mr. Leonard Garlick is coaching the basketball team. The grade school played only one game this year and that was against the Pleasanton grade school. The small Trojans were defeated by the large margin of 46 to 6. While only playing one game the boys still practiced twice a week and learned the funda- nfientals of the game. Basketball The grade school basketball team have a separated schedule from the high school They haxe play ed five games and have won three and lost two ball games They will participate in thc Wood River Valley Grade S hool basketball tournament at Rixerdale RECORD Eddy ville Miller Callaway Pleasanton Odessa Track The grade school will go to two track meets this year the Dawson County and the Sumner Invitational In the Dawson County track meet the Sumner boys will compete against schools like Lexington Cozad Gothemberg Overton and Sumner It will be around the first week of April The other track meet will be held at Sumner lt is the annual Sumner Invitational in which all of the schools of the conference compete f it-E2-.iq-11, fs NL, 3C Z6 f ' 15 24 ' 3 19 ZZ Z3 Z5 28 21 M Q 1 ACTIVITIES f CDN Q Q Q will 'H ' Q QI Q ' NYM W 1 X rim K I feb NM N W I I Nl? N , am, I G ff M if K Q A J X PEP CLUB TOP ROW Left to Rxght D Fees M Ladw1g C lbach B Daxss S Purlntun V Yost C Cramer MIDDLE ROW Carlson J Cramer E Trueman J Johnson M Johnson Reeh R Potter M Truernan P Fees S Enghsh BOTTOM ROW Russell P Dyer W Wood E Kraus D Wood Anderson Gxve a yell for Sumner' ' Rah 'Rah!Bah' ln beautlful purple corduroy Jumpers and gold blouses the nxneteen trojanettes led by the four cheer leaders followed the fellows throughout then- v1ctor1ous football and basketball seasons The gxrls held a bake sale 1n January to help raxse fund for the1r outflts Presxdent Lynette Russell VICE Presxdent Murxel Anderson Treasurer Marlxn Trueman News Reporter Ellen Kraus Sponsor M1ss K1llalea BAND TOP ROW Left to R1ght M Ibach E Blumanhourst D Warta R Van Cleave J Snurr N Scov1lle M Johnson D Eberle S Wuehler J McFarland Mr Kolbo FRONT ROW W McFarland L Russell V Yost C Cramer G Johnson D Dmckerson D Dockwemler M Anderson The band of 53 54 conslsted of twenty members who were so peppy that each day they cut then' lunches short and came at 12 30 to practmce Marches seem to be Mr Kolbo's favorxte but we learned a. few other types also A pep band was orgaxuzed to play at our home basketball games So now we bxd you adxeu w1th our old favorlte Dum De Dum Dum 2 ' L . - , - ' , - , - ' , - l , - , . . : A. , . , . , . , . 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GIRLS GLEE TOP ROW Left to Rxght D Warta S Freeze S Freeze E Blumanhourst M Johnson D Fees R VanCleave C lbaeh M Trueman P Fees D Wempen MIDDLE ROW Mr Kolbo J Johnson S Engllsh M Ladwlg E Trueman R Potter B Da1ss J Cramer D Wood A Carlson C Cramer Wallace FRONT ROW Reeh P Carpenter S Sh1pley V Neth W Wood V Yost Kraus L Russell M Anderson S Pur1ntun P Dyer Do ra me s1ng1ng the old fam111ar scale the Boys and G1r1s' Glee Clubs loosened thexr vocal cords just before part1c1pat1ng 1n the W R V C Muslc Festwal whxch was held 1n our local gymnasxum The clubs have presented several local programs under the leadersh1p of Mr Kolbo 'IOP ROW Left to Rxght D Dmckerson D Ibach O Samuelson D Eby L Cool J Wxghtman L Eloe MIDDLE ROW J McFarland R Potter D Dockweller D Dunaway W Wlghtman W McFarland D Hough J Stowe BOTTOM ROW D Dockwe1ler J Stowe N Scov1l1e W Potter K Shoemaker B Rexer B Keyser M Scovllle NEWSPAPER TOP ROW Left to Right O Samuelson N Scoville B Reier B Keyser R Potter D Dockweiler J McFarland D Dickerson D Hough R Ibach MIDDLE ROW M Scoville W Wood M Johnson V Yost L Russell M Anderson S Purintun A Carlson F Reeh J Crammer Mr Lorenzen BOTTOM ROW R Eby W Potter P er D Wood C Cramer E Kraus R VanCleave R Potter E Blumanhourst D Warta Editor Managing Editor Typing Editor Sub Manager Busine s s Manager Ad Manager Stencil Editor Sports Editor Special Stories CO Stencil Sponsor Pat Dye Dotty Wood Carolyn Cramer Sharon Purintun Vera Yost Bob Reier and Bxll Keyser Arla Carlson Joe McFarland Ellen Kraus Muriel Anderson Mr Lorenzen Please get your news in on time and make complete sentences Ad use color in the ads Poor Mr Lorenzen heard these all to familia least once a month The newspaper group worked industriously each mme trying to male The Trojan a shining example of an amatuer school paper drawers must r phrases t 1 PUBLICITY CLUB BACK ROW Left to Right' M. Ladwig V. Yost L.Russell M. Anderson R. Potter P. Carpenter Mr. Garlick. FRONT ROW P. Fees P. Dyer C. Cramer A. Carlson D. Fees E. Blumanhourst D. Wampen. NOT SHOWN R. Lahm and L. Eloe. President ....... , ..... .Vera Yost Vice President ......... Carolyn' Cramer Secretary ..... ...... .M uriel Anderson K The Publicity Club found themselves verybusy when special events occurred. Our old saying was Grab your pallette and come to Publicity Club. We made posters advertising games, grade school operetta, and the planned basketball clinic. Mr Garlick instructed us to clean our brushes and to read the bulletin board before leaving Did we? ? ? ? 'a DRAMATICS TOP ROW Left to Rxght M Johnson D Fees R VanC1eave C Ibach J Cramer M Trueman P Fees D Wood A Carlson V Yost W Wood D Wempen R Wallace M Neth MIDDLE ROW J Johnson E Brumanhourslg' S Enghsh M Ladwlg E Trueman R Potter B Dxass E Kraus L Russell K111a1ea BOTTOM ROW J W1ghtman K Shoemaker D Dockwe11er D Dunaway D Dxckerson J McFarland W McFarland B Keyser N Scovxlle R Potter J Stowe We busxed ourselves the f1rst semester by workxng on once act plays Several had a chance to dlrect plays We never heard anyone of them say they w1shed they could do It agam We also slaved away on rad1o plays Dur1ng the second semester one could see Mxss K1l1alea frant1ca11y 11sten1ng to her pupmls read poetry and g1v1ng dxfferent kxnds of read1ngs : ' g . , . , . , . , . . - , - , . , - , . , . , . , . , . . : . , . . ' , . ' , . I ' I ' ' I ' 7 ' D M. Anderson, S. Purintun, C. Cramer, P. Dyer, Miss : . ' , . , . ' , . . 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