Tecumseh High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Tecumseh, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1964 volume:

Our 1964 yearbook is published in memory of the 35th President of the United States John Fitzgerald Kennedy jri i m HH l i 4 • • .Jf } • 4 ft V + rirvvwK 'RVv.v , • «M • � a d4 ♦ M f f .4 4 u • t 4u 4 - . . • a | A ' • tm w-xp': il 4 A , ♦ � A V‘ .♦ .♦� ffg 4 Principal, Robert Engler Superintendent, Albert Austin SCHOOL BOARD A MRS. AUGUSTA SCHLANGE Mrs. Schlange has been teaching English for many years, the last two of these years she has taught at Tecumseh. Besides teaching Freshman and Junior English and directing the Junior and Senior Class Plays this year she gave an excellent course in Speech. A serious operation during the latter part of the school year caused her to miss two weeks but she came back as soon as the doctors would permit it. We feel indebted to her for the spirit she has shown and has given to her students and we hope she will enjoy many more years of teaching. MRS. RUTH SORENSEN Mrs. Sorensen is the Spanish and Sophomore English teacher at T.H.S. She serves as librarian and is also a sponsor to the Sophomore Class. Nos gustamos espanol muy mucho. MRS. SUE BOYDEN This was Mrs. Boy den's thirteenth year of teaching math at Tecumseh High School. A lot of time and effort has gone into her teaching and the results are self-evident. Her generous and accommodating ways (Mother Boyden's Black Market) have endeared her to all her students. She also sponsors Pep Club. MR. D. LOUIS NIEMANN This was Mr. Niemann's first year as the head of the science department of T. H. S. He taught courses in Chemistry. General Science, and Freshman Math. Mr. Niemann also served as a Junior Class sponsor. MR. LEROY ZENTIC Mr. Zentic has completed four years of teaching at T.H.S. and has acquired a handsome record. It has been his job to teach Sophomore Biology and Phys. Ed. and serves as Head Basketball and Football Coach. He also sponsors T Club. Mr. Zentic has built four powerful football teams and his basketball teams have won the District Tournament and have gone to the State Basketball Tournament. The School is sorry to be losing such a fine person and an excellent teacher and coach. We wish him much luck in the years to come. MR. EVERETT DAVIS This was Mr. Davis' first year at T.H.S. He served as Social Science and Driver's Training teacher and Head Track Coach, where he obtained a fine record. Next year he will also assume Mr. Zentic's duty as head Basketball coach. Mr. Davis also sponsors T Club. Mr. Holinger and Mr. Engre from Peru State College both served for several weeks as student teachers under Mr. Davis. MR. LORAIN KRUEGER Mr. Kruger teaches World Geography and is the Junior High Phys. Ed. and Shop instructor and coach. He also monitors two study halls. Mr. Krueger is a Freshman Class sponsor. MR. WILFORD BROWN This year was Mr. Brown's first year as commercial teacher at Tecumseh High School. Besides teaching commercial subjects he also is the advisor to the yearbook staff. MR. JACK DODGE For the first time in several years our school has a guidance counselor. This is Mr. Dodge's fifth year of teaching but his first year at Tecumseh. As guidance counselor it is his job to help students with their class schedules for the coming year and their plans for the future. Mr. Dodge has also taught two shop classes and supervised a study hall. � MRS. VIOLA HOWE This year was Mrs. Howe's third year of teaching in the Tecumseh High School system. As Home Economics teacher it is her duty to teach high school girls more about household duties such as cooking, sewing, and child care in order to broaden their backgrounds and prepare them for their roles as future homemakers. She also teaches an 8th grade Home Ec. class and the Freshman health class. She also serves as a sponsor for the Future Homemakers of America and the Junior Class. MR. DWIGHT HENG Mr. Heng is Tecumseh’s vocational agriculture teacher. Through his efforts boys interested in agriculture learn the best farming methods known. Mr. Heng also sponsors the Sophomore Class and the Future Farmers of America. 1 5 MISS MILDRED BREHM MR. ED MATSCHULLAT Miss Brehm has been the vocal music director at T. H. S. for five years and has produced many fine music groups. This year was no exception. Although the choruses could not participate in the District Music Contest all the soloists and small groups rated highly. Miss Brehm also sponsors the Y-Teens. During his first year as band instructor Mr. Matschullat has brought about a marked improvement. The several band concerts throughout the year were well attended and very enjoyable The Pep Band has also done a fine job this year. Mr. Matschullat also supervised several study halls and sponsored the Freshman Class and the Key Club. 16 a ® 3( $9Q 3« STUDE LIFE Royalty—Old and New HOMECOMING Royalty Dance Tecumseh's annual homecoming game was played on October 18, 1963, following a bonfire rally the day before. The Indians defeated Superior with a score of 20-13. During half-time Steve Waring and Ruth Bartels were crowned Homecoming King and Queen. Other candidates were: Carol Ramsey, Sandy Hunt, Joan Berner, Nancy Arnold, Rich Martin, Tom Suhr, Jim Stauffer, Mike Kavanaugh. Crownbearers were Sherry Zentic and Patrick Mahar. After the game a dance was given by the Y-Teens and Key Club in the gymnasium. Entertainment was furnished by the Star-lighters. Winning Sophomore Skit SWEETHEART DANCE February 8th was the night chosen for the annual Sweetheart dance, sponsored by the Sophomore class, and held in the band room. The Sophomore Attendants for the coronation crowned Nancy Arnold, Queen and Tom Suhr, King. Candidates for the elected royalty were: Nancy Arnold, Joan Berner, Penny Jewell, Carol Ramsey, Tom Suhr, Steve Waring, Richard Martin, Mike Kavanaugh, and Dale Holben. Freshman class attendants were Cheryl Davis and Steve Jewell. Juniors were Linda Goracke and Bob McNergney. THE SENIOR CLASS PROPHECIES Due to Steve Warings election as 42nd President the U. S. may return to the Dark Ages. Tom and Bob Burns have been hired by the Library of Congress as book ends for the world's largest encyclopedias. President J. B. Wenzl announces an increase in stock dividends in Wenzl Elevator Shoe Company. Senator T. J. Suhr of Nebraska proposes new 20 hour work week. Lacey's Renta-Hurt Car features at low terms a white '58 Ford known as The Bullet, it's shot. James Harold Stauffer opened a new barber shop on the corner of 12th Vine, known as Harry's Clip Joint. A fire wiped out Jerry Dittmer's chicken ranch at Walla Walla, Washington Friday. Over 30,000 chickens were destroyed. Saturday Mr. Dittmer invited the neighbors in for broasted chicken. Rudolph Valentino Bailey Married today for the 7th time. Pella's Vision Clinic now features the finest chrome rims. Richard A. Martin's life story has been purchased by Rod Serling to be used on the Twilight Zone. Miss Penny Jewel became head cook at T. H. S. Monday, November 9th, and by Friday the school had been wiped out with food poisoning. Margaret Taylor and Linda Holden were arrested for trying to sell pork sandwitches at a kosher Jewish Picnic. Terry Scharton was arrested for impersonating a woman. Gary Pope was arrested for impersonating a man. Wednesday was the grand opening of Friendly Ray's Bar and Grill. Gypsy Rose Ramsey will star in the Academy Award winning show The Bearskin Rug. Cyrus McCormick Kuhl has invented a one man haybailer, powered by his wife Elaine. Benny's Beauty Salon is now featuring the 10, 20, and 30 pound treatment. Kev Campbell, a forest ranger in Estes Park, has caught Smokey the Bear sneaking cigarettes behind a giant redwood tree. Shirley Kroeze has been hospitalized after being hit in the back of the head with her surfboard. Ray Anthony Ditlevson, the famous trumpet player, burst his jugular vein while blowing a high C. Claudia Graff, amateur chemist, suffered serious burns when she accidently filled her cigarette lighter with nitroglycerin. Kenneth Lintz was operated on for a rare foot disease which runs in his family, called Flat. Hen Blackjack Seawall followed in her brother's footsteps and has become a dealer in Las Vegas. Nancy Arnold has proved the theory that blondes have more fun. No details are available. Fireball Wilson has won the Indianapolis 500 in his black '56 Merc. Ruth Bartles and Sandy Hunt, recreation directors at Kirkwood Lodge, are planning a series of scenic tours through the nearby woods. Red Fats Mandery swept the National Indoor Snooker Championship. The well known mountain climber Busch Bavarian Holben has conquered Mt. Obrist. Annalee Allen has been chosen as the first woman to be sent to the moon after successfully passing the test on How to Scratch an Itch in Your Space Suit. Janet Critton, Farm wife of Roily Critton, won the blue ribbon in hog calling at the Johnson County Fair. Michael Lee Kavanaugh is being held in custody after pushing his Geometry teacher, Susie Q. Boyden, from a 2nd story window. His only statement was Twenty consecutive years of Geometry is just too much.” 22 I Sir, is it true that you Tarryton smokers Check that baby out. would rather fight than switch? The morning after the night before. Put a giant in your washer. Eenie, meenie, minie, moe. 23 Burly and the Beast The Office Boys Rub-a-dub-dub Hot Shots Midsummer Night's Dream-Carol Blop-O November 8, 1964 JUNIOR CLASS PLAY LITTLE WOMEN” April 10, 1964 SENIOR CLASS PLAY CHARLIE’S AUNT” Cast Of Characters Meg............... Jo................ Beth.............. Amy............... Mrs. March .... Mr. March......... Aunt March........ Hannah Mullet . . . Mr. Laurence . . . Laurie............ John Brook ....... Professor Bhaer . . Neighbors Friends Cheryl Christensen . . . Ann Chittenden .... Kathy Rohrs . . . Pat Borrenpohl . . . Diane Rowland ........Gary Mahler .........Jim Holden . . . . Karen Hothan . . . Wayne Phillips . . . Roger Lempke . . . Bruce Haughton . . . Bob McNergney . . Sharon Diekman Linda Goracke Bonnie Knipplemeyer Judy Schmid Cast Of Characters Colonel Francis Chesney.............Steve Waring Stephen Spettigue....................Rich Martin Jack Chesney.........................Dale Holben Charles Wykeham................... Paul Ditlevson Lord Fancourt Babberley...........Terry Scharton Brasset.....................................Gary Pope Donna Lucia D'Alvadorez .... Elaine Petersen Kitty Verdun........................Nancy Arnold Amy Spettigue ....................... Sandy Hunt Ela Delahay.........................Ruth Bartels COUNTY GOVERNMENT DAY NOVEMBER 13, 1963 . . Ann Chittenden .....Judy Doty . . Roger Lempke . . Wayne Eltiste Cheryl Christensen . . Bob McNergney . Bruce Haughton . Lowell Stephens . . . Gary Mahler . . . Judy Schmid Bob Repp Tom Wolf County Attorney......... County Assessor......... County Treasurer . . . . , County Sheriff .......... County Clerk............. County Judge............ County Superintendent . . County Agent............. Clerk of the District Court County Commissioners . . We promise to pave all country roads. Canceled! STUDENT COUNCIL First Row: C. Christensen. S. Ford. R. Bartles, N. Arnold, E. Peterson. S. Waring, D. Warden, A. Chittenden Second Row: R. Lemke, R. Dittmer, L. Keedy, B. McNergney NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY R. Bartles. N. Arnold, C. Ramsey. A. Chittenden, E. Peterson, R. Lempke, P. Dittlevson, S. Waring. R. Martin Y-TEENS FIRST ROW: P. Jewell. N. Arnold, VICE-PRESIDENT; G. Kerr. K. Gregory. L. Evans. C. Davis, K. Morrissey. J. Engler, C. Ramsey, PRESIDENT; Miss Brehm, ADVISOR; SECOND ROW: S. Ford, P. McAlexander, C. Taylor. S. Chittenden, S. Chittenden, J. Olmsted, D. Olsen. M. McPherrin, J. Rademacher. D. Rowland. S. Hunt. SECRETARY; THIRD ROW: J. Bartels, J. Berner, TREASURER; R. Dittmer, P. Borrenpohl, L. Neeman, J. McCoy, A. Chittenden, C. Christensen, B. Lintz, B. Amsberry, D. Riensche, C. Altman, D. Warden, L. Phillips FIRST ROW: B. McNergney. TREASURER; J. Stauffer. VICE-PRESIDENT; Mr Matschullat. ADVISOR; S. Waring. PRESIDENT; B. Repp. SECRETARY; SECOND ROW: S. Seawall. D. Holben. L. Campbell, T. Scharton. L. Stephens, D. Jones, THIRD ROW: J. Fisher, P. Carman, G. Mahler, F. Bailey, S. Hendee, B. Miller. R. Lempke, FOURTH ROW: J. Holden. P. Ditlevson. B. Douglas. T. Burns. R. Martin, G. Pope, G. Finke 28 FIRST ROW: C. Pope, C. Hanson, J. Wenzl, M. Goracke. J. Rademacher. V. Gariss. L. Lott. SECOND ROW: R. I.uenberger. V. Barden. L. Needy, I, Peterson. TREASURER; B. Farley. L. Goracke. SECRETARY; K. Rohrs. PRESIDENT; B. Rowe. VICE- PRESIDENT; H. Seawall. J. Norvell, P. Swanson. L. Packett, L. Lade. THIRD ROW: I. Pooch. L. Bailey, G. Brammann, C. Farley, L. Hothan, A. Elenga, M. Schultz, R. Laue, E. Klein. A. Allen, H. Ruter, S. McLaughlin. Mrs. Howe, SPONSOR F.F.A. FIRST ROW: Mr. Heng. SPONSOR; J. Wilson. REPORTER; W. Eltiste. VICE-PRESIDENT; R. Lempke. PRESIDENT; G. Pope. SECRETARY; S. Wenzl. TREASURER; SECOND ROW: D. Bogle. P. Packett. H. Ruter, J. Pella. D. Puchalla, R. Kehlenbeck, B. Luenberger. THIRD ROW: D. Mancery. R. Laue, D. Schultz, B. Burns. L. Campbell. R. Eltiste. A. Speckman, E. Field, FOURTH ROW: L. McLaughlin, B. Curry, B. MePherrin, K. Llntz, J. Dittmer, L. Schultz 29 FIRST ROW: C. Davis. S. Hunt. D. Olsen. J. Berner. M. McPherrin, R. Bartels. PRESIDENT; E. Petersen. VICE-PRESIDENT; Mrs. Boyden. ADVISOR; A. Chittenden. SECRETARY; C. Christensen. TREASURER; C. Ramsey. D. Warden. N. Arnold, G. Kerr, J. Doty, SECOND ROW: S. Ford. H. Seawall. S. Blessing. J. Olmsted. L. Lott. G. Brammann, P. McAlexander, C. Campbell, P. Piersol, L. Keedy, K. Rohrs. L. Lade. C. Farley, C. Taylor, K. Gregory, V. Barden. S. Goracke, P. Jewell, THIRD ROW: C. Hanson, P. Borrenpohl, B. Lintz, S. Chittenden, I. Pooch, L. Evans, J. McCoy, I. Peterson, B. Amsberry, J. Norvell, C. Graff, L. Goracke, V. Gariss, H. Ruter, R. Luenberger, J. Wenzl, K. Morrissey, P. Swanson. J. Engler, L. Phillips. C. Pope. FOURTH ROW: L. Reiber, M. Schultz, B. Rowe, J. Schmid, M. Goracke, D. Rowland, L. Neeman, J. McCoy, R. Dittmer, S. Diekmann, D. Riensche, M. Finn, C. Gates, C. Altman, B. Farley, S. Chittenden, J. Johnson, J. Rademacher, L. Johnson, J. Bartels, J. Hermsmeier PEP VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Sandy, Joan, Carol, Nancy, Judy CLUB B-TEAM CHEERLEADERS Debbie, Cheryl, Margie, Gail, Denice FIRST ROW: Mr. Davis, ADVISOR; T. Scharton. B. McNergney, TREASURER; G. Pope. D. Davis, R. Lempke, S. Wenzl, Mr. Zentic, ADVISOR; SECOND ROW: F. Bailey, B. Burns, B. Repp, K. Campbell, P. Carman, B. Haughton, L. Campbell, L. Stephens, THIRD ROW: J. Stauffer, SECRETARY; S. Waring, PRESIDENT; M. Kavanaugh, C. Lacey, T. Wolf, T. Bums. R. Martin, D. Holben T. CLUB T-Club boys help at the rally 3! CLARINETS: L. Evans, L. Reiber, J. McCoy, S. Ford, J. Hermsmeier,-S. Evns, D. Mahoney, N. Austin, S. Gregory ALTO CLARINET: G. Oldfather BASS CLARINET: D. Reiber SOPRANO CLARINET: C. Altman FLUTES: B. Dillaplain. R. T.H.S. DIRECTOR Thom BARITONE SAXOPHONE: D. Davis TENOR SAXOPHONE: J. Norvell ALTO SAXOPHONE: B. Seckman TUBAS: K. Campbell, B. Repp PERCUSSION: B. Farley, P. Campbell, J. Davis FRENCH HORNS: C. Campbell, N. Arnold, M. Martin, S. PEP BAND: Mr. Matschullat, B. Repp, W. Phillips P sD,r„r. i: eer• k- ° BAND ED MATSCHULLAT Morrissey, S. Lade OBOE: J. Engler PICCOLO: P. Swanson ALTO SAXOPHONES: M. Sullivan, L. Phillips TUBA: T. Burns CORNETS: P. Ditlevson, W. Phillips, F. Bailey, M. Kavanaugh, S. Lintz, S. Jones, C. Fankhauser, R. Williams TROMBONES: T. Scharton, R. Martin, K. Morrissey, B. Jones, S. Lake, P. Douglas, B. Harman BARITONES: L. Bailey, D. Davis, M. McPherrin GIRLS’ GLEE FIRST ROW: C. Campbell. S. Hunt. J. Olmsted. D. Olsen. J. Bartels. R. Bartels. P. Jewell. P. Piersol; SECOND ROW: C. Farley. C. Schmieglow. J. Schmid. A. Allen. G. Kerr. K. Rohrs. L. Evans. C. Taylor. Miss Brehm. DIRECTOR; C. Davis. L. Keedy. L. Lade. K. Morrissey, A. Elenga, M. Taylor. K. Gregory. C. Christensen. J. Engler; THIRD ROW: M. Schultz. L. Bailey. J. Norvell, K. Hothan, S. Kroeze. H. Seawall. J. Doty. S. Ford. D. Rowland. I. Pooch. J. McCoy. S. Chittenden. L. Neeman. R. Luenberger, L. Hothan. B. Lintz, M. Goracka. J. Wenzl, V. Barden, N. Arnold. C. Graff, L. Goracke, P. McAlexander, J. Knippelmeyer: FOURTH ROW: C. Pope, C. Hanson, R. Laue. I. Peterson, S. Diekmann, E. Klein. C. Ramsey, C. Gates, J. Berner, B. Farley, D. Warden. P. Borrenpohl, S. Chittenden, R. Dittmer. G. Brammann, L. Lott, J. McCoy. B. Amsberry, D. Riensche, M. Finn. C. Altman. V. Garissr, A. Chittenden, L. Holden, L. Johnson, M. McPherrin, L. Reiber. P. Swanson, L. Packett VOCAL MUSIC MIXED CHORUS FIRST ROW: L. Evans. K. Rohrs. P. Borrenpohl. C. Campbell. S lunt. R. Bartels. P. Jewell. N. Arnold; SECOND ROW: B. Luenberger. L. Lacey, J. Bartels, A. Allen, L. Bailey. J. Olmsted, 3. Rowland. Miss Brehm. DIRECTOR; P. Piersol, M. McPherrin. 2. Davis. K. Morrissey. J. Engler. P. McAlexander. L. Goracke; rHIRD ROW: P. Douglas. D. Poison. J. Doty. C. Ramsey. C. Gates. J. Berner, B. Farley. J. McCoy, R. Dittmer. J. McCoy, A. Chittenden, D. Warden, D. Olsen, C. Altman, C. Christensen, C. Graff, A. Speckman; FOURTH ROW: D. Davis, D. Davis. D. Reiber. J. Stauffer, M. Kavanaugh, P. Ditlevson, A. Poison, F. Bailey, K. Campbell, T. Scharton, T. Burns, B. Repp, P. Carman, W. Phillips, E. Field. W. Eltiste, D. Schultz 1 FIRST ROW: J. Hayes. STUDENT MANAGER; S. Wenzl. P. Carman. K. Campbell. B. Haughton. T. Suhr, L. Campbell. D. Holben, J. Little. STUDENT MANAGER; B. Luenberger. STUDENT MANAGER; SECOND ROW: R. Lempke, T. Scharton. B. Burns. B. McNergney. F. Bailey. M. Kavanaugh. B. Repp. T. Burns. C. Lacey, S. Waring. J. Stauffer. R. Martin. THIRD ROW: Coach. Zentic. D. Davis. L. Stephens. S: Hendee. G. Finke, F. Thurber. L. McLaughlin. R. McPherrin, B. Curry, K. Morrissey, B. Miller, J. Fisher. Coach Davis; FOURTH ROW: D. Davis, S. Seawall, D. Carman. D. Puchalla, D. Stordahl, T. Rathbun. R. Stinson. R. Eltiste, W. Eltiste. C. Ebler, S. Jewell, B. Gates, D. Jones. FOOTBALL Tri-captains: Waring, Martin. Stauffer Coaches Zentic and Davis Rich runs for a gain of 15 yards FIRST ROW- B Luenberger. STUDENT MANAGER; K. Morrissey, Davis, B. Miller, D. Holben, F. Bailey, R. Martin. J. Stauffer. C. B. Curry. B. Gates. T. Graff. S. Jewell. D. Jones. G. Finke. D. Lacey, T. Wolf. M. Kavanaugh, S. Waring, B. McNergney, S. Hendee, Stordahl. S. Seawall. STUDENT MANAGER; SECOND ROW: Coach B. Haughton, Coach Zentic BASKETBALL Pre-game Strategy For the fourth consecutive year T-Town has earned the right to participate in the state tournament at Lincoln, Nebraska. Mr. Zentic is one of the few coaches to have the distinction of having produced a tournament team each of the four years he has been coaching basketball here. The Indians wound up the season with a 13-win 9-loss record. They came within two points of being the conference champions for two straight years, but had to settle for second place. Early in the season, the Indians were rated as high as sixth in Class C competition. The season was highlighted by wins over University High and Seward-Concordia in the regionals. Chuck Lacey and Mike Kavanaugh were selected for all-conference honors. Mike Kavanaugh Steve Waring Rich Martin Chuck Lacey Jim Stauffer Dale Holben Bruce Haughton Fred Bailey 39 TRACK First Row: B. Meints. S. Jewel. R. Lempke. D. Davis, L. Campbell, R. Eltiste, W. Eltiste. S. Wenzl, B. Gates Second Row: J. Little. D. Schultz. G. Finke. A. Poison. B. Haughton, D. Durman. W. Phillips. L. Stephens. R. Kerr. D. Reiber, S. Seawall. Third Row: D. Poison, D. Puchalla. G. Pope, S. Waring, T. Scharton, J. Wilson, C. Lacey, T. Wolf. R. Martin, S. Hendee, B. Repp. Coach Zentic, Coach Davis. TERRY SCHARTON . BOB REPP St W MILE RELAY TEAM CHUCK LACEY RICH MARTIN 880 YARD RELAY TEAM INDIANS’ SCOREBOARD FOOTBALL 0 Syracuse 20 27 Pawnee City 6 31 Wymore 20 21 Falls City 13 41 Humboldt 0 20 Superior 13 14 Wilbur 18 14 Auburn 6 BASKETBALL TOURNAMENTS 66 Wymore 48 78 Pawnee City 72 62 Syracuse 66 50 Adams 30 64 Falls City Sacred Heart 56 67 Pawnee City 61 62 Seward Concordia 61 49 Stanton 67 BASKETBALL 55 Pawnee City 51 84 Auburn 75 68 University High 46 53 Humboldt 55 59 Pawnee City 78 64 Nebraska City 72 61 Falls City 72 63 Weeping Water 61 74 Superior 70 53 Syracuse 68 73 Auburn 77 72 Wymore 46 59 Johnson 55 52 Falls City 62 TRACK Johnson Dual First Place Syracuse Dual First Place Peru Invitational Second Place Southeast Conference Second Place Southeast Border Confe rence Second Place Auburn Dual First Place District First Place State 42 SENIOR CLASS ANNALEE ALLEN Sugar 'n Spice NANCY ARNOLD Private Secretary FRED BAILEY Brains, Beauty, and a Singing Voice RUTH BARTELS Smile when you call me Woof. BOB BURNS Every litter-bit helps. TOM BURNS Tall, Dark, and Handsome KEVIN CAMPBELL Mr. Bassman PAUL DITLEVSON Just call me Satch'mo OF 1964 JERRY DITTMER Three Gear Grind CLAUDIA GRAFF Scholars are made, not born. DALE HOLBEN Tell ya what I'm gonna do. LINDA HOLDEN Oh give me a home. . . SANDY HUNT Not much upstairs, but oh what a stairway! PENNI JEWELL Oh, Gus, you're so romantic! MIKE KAVANAUGH I must have been a beautiful baby. RAY KERR I was shipwrecked before I got a-broad. CLASS OF SHIRLEY KROEZE High Hopes SAM KUHL Of all Elaine’s friends I like myself the best. CHARLES LACEY A man who summers in Colorado, winters in Kansas, and springs at girls. KENNETH LINTZ My Dad’s a sheriff, but don’t let that fool you. GARY MANDERY Silence is often guilt instead of golden. RICHARD MARTIN There is no great genius without some touch of madness. GARY PELLA Pink Panther ELAINE PETERSEN Boys will be boys, but these days Elaine is running a close second. 1964 GARY POPE Accidents will occur in the best of regulated families. CAROL RAMSEY Has taken many a dip in the well of knowledge, but has never drowned. DAN REIBER More bounce to the ounce. TERRY SCHARTON I walk faster when I walk alone. HENRIETTA SEAWALL I believe in getting into hot water; it keeps you clean. JIM STAUFFER It is hard for an empty sack to stand upright. TOM SUHR All men have hobbies—guess mine. MARGARET TAYLOR They know not whether she is grave or gay. SENIORS STEVE WARING Big shots are only little shots who keep shooting. STEVE WENZL Only weeds grow tall. JAY WILSON I’d rather die young. NOT PICTURED Janet Harman She wears the smallest handcuff in the world -----an engagement ring. Larry Rebuck It's all right to live it up, if you can live it down. Innocence? No-Waist and The Texan Nobody needs money this badly SENIOR TRIP Twenty-nine Seniors left at 12:01 A.M., Thursday, April 16, 1964, for Kirkwood Lodge in Missouri. The sponsors for this annual trip were Mr. and Mrs. Dick Mahoney and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Engler. Activities included boating, swimming, golfing, and dancing. The Lake But Gary, I can’t swiml -ZZZZZZZZZZZZZ- GRADUATION May 24, 1964 Valedictorian PAUL DITLEVSON Salutatorian ELAINE PETERSEN JUNIORS David Bailey David Bogle Pat Borrenpohl Phil Carman Ann Chittenden Cheryl Christensen Dan Davis Sharon Diekman Judy Doty Bob Douglas Betty Farley Eugene Field Carolyn Gates Linda Goracke Bruce Haughton Jim Holden Karen Hothan Jeanette Johnson Jim Kaster Elaine Klein CLASS OF 65” Ruby Laue Roger Lempke Leonard Littlejohn Gary Mahler JoCarol McCoy Bob McNergney Wayne Phillips Allen Poison Bob Repp Kathy Rohrs Diane Rowland Marg Ruter Judy Schmid Lowell Stephens Tom Wolf SOPHOMORES Linda Bailey Jeanne Bartels Sarah Blessing Bill B-ryan Carol Campbell Lynn Campbell Dave Davis Dave Durman Linda Evans Gene Finke John Fisher Shirlee Ford Connie Hanson Ronnie Harrington Jimmy Hayes Shellby Hendes Judy Hermsmeier Linda Johnson Dave Jones Allen Kaster Bonnie Knipplemeyer Beverly Lintz Dave Mandery Sandy McLaughlin Margie McPherrin Bob McPherrin Bob Miller Judy Norvell Janet Olmsted Debbie Olsen Linda Packett Pat Packett Rex Packwood Iva Dell Peterson Linda Phillips Pam Piersol CLASS OF 66” Connie Pope Linda Reiber Larry Schultz Marilyn Schultz Steve Seawall Pam Swanson Frank Thurber Oenise Warden NOT PICTURED Connie Kroll Randy Kroll Ron Stinson 55 FRESHMEN Carol Altman Bonnie Amsberry Vickie Barden Georgene Bramman David Carman Sarah Chittenden Susan Chittenden Bob Curry Cheryl Davis Regina Dittmer Paul Douglas Charles Ebler Anna Marie Elenga Russell Eltiste Jane Engler Carol Farley Margy Finn Calvin Furman Vicki Garris Bill Gates Marilyn Goracke Sara Goracke Chuck Graff Kathy Gregory Linda Hothan Steve Jewell Lois Keedy Rod Kehlenbeck Mike Keim Gail Kerr Judy Knipplemeyer Larry Lacey Linda Lade Richard Laue Bill Leuenberger Ruth Leuenberger CLASS OF 67” John Little Linda Lott Patty McAlexander Janice McCoy Brad Meints Kenny Morrissey Kristie Morrissey Laura Neeman Joe Pella Delvin Poison Ingrid Pooch Dennis Puchalla Joyce Rademacher Tom Rathbun Donna Riensche Helen Ruter Henry Ruter Carol Schmieglow David Schultz Alvin Speckman Dean Stordahl Cliff Swanson Connie Taylor Judy Wenzl 57 SEVENTH GRADE FIRST ROW: L. Stover. L. Evans. N. Critchfield, A. Anderson. B. Stephens. J. Davis. M. Phillips. J. Graff. G. Lacey. R. Rosenbluth, D. Anderson, R. Thompson. S. Jones. R. Colson. D. McAlexander, J. Wright. SECOND ROW: M. Sullivan, A. Furman. S. Lade. J. Finke. J. Krontz. S. Gregory, R. Thom. L. Hillyer, J. Hillman. D. Garriss. G. Smith. S. Packett, B. Morrow, K. Stevens, M. Martin, J. Phillips, L. Lott, Mrs. Roberts. THIRD ROW: B. VanWinkle. L. King, S. Lintz, B. Dillaplain. M. McPherrin, R. Thom, S. Pella, B. Staley, S. McCoy. J. Schmidt, R. Williams. J. Graff, J. Olmsted. G. Fagan. S. Lade, B. Mahler, S. Morrissey, J. Kroeze, Mrs. Floerke JUNIOR HIGH EIGHTH GRADE FIRST ROW: S. Thurber. S. Hunt. E. Stover. M. Wegforth, L. Keedy. D. Mahoney. J. Grove. C. Swanson. B. Jones, N. Austin, R. Krontz. J. Little. D. Pier sol. SECOND ROW: S. Thurber, G. Oldfather. L. Lott. V. Thompson. R. Ramsey. J. Gobber. C. Fankhauser. D. McCoy. P. Campbell, C. Bailey, C. Gibson. S. Evans, C. Arnold, B. Stoner, L. Ebeler, Mr. Blumhorst, THIRD ROW: M. Mahoney, J. Stover, R. Packett, C. Hemmer, S. Warden, G. Poison, R. Gregory, S. McCoy, J. Puchalla, J. Agena, T. Yates, H. Doty, A. Bossung, J. Schutz. D. Hazen, L. Krouse, B. Harman, M r. Babcock JUNIOR HIGH ACTIVITIES 59 SALES STAFF First Row; N. Arnold, R. Batles, A. Allen, P. Borrenpohl, L. Goracke. C. Altman. D. Warden. S. Blessing. Second Row: B. Meints, J. Little, T. Burns. R. McPherrin, R. Packwood, F. Bailey, K. Morrissey, B. Burns, R. Lempke, J. Stauffer. TOMAHAWK STAFF YEARBOOK STAFF Tom Suhr......... Ann Chittenden . . Cheryl Christensen Shirlee Ford . . . Pam Piersol . . . Bob Repp ........ John Fisher .... Shellby Hendee . . Gary Mahler . . . . Mr. Wilford Brown , ..........Editor ..........Editor . . Layout Editor ..........Layout ......... Layout Business Manager ........Business . . Sports Editor . . . Photographer ..........Advisor Uibupuyiw.l A � i.J by WA15WOHTN M U � A vi; _ .. ■ . M. S; l riirs ' '.S V. . 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