Wayne High School - Devil Daze Yearbook (Wayne, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1952 volume:

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Pep Club . Librarians . W Club . . Baton Twirlers Snapshots . Advertising . Society Pa Q e l 3 5 6 7 11 17 18 20 21 22 24 25 26 28 29 30 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 44 .J 'lifddi The 1952 annual staff took upon itself the task of presenting to its readers an attractive and absorbing book-a record of events at Wayne High during the year 1951-52. The satisfaction ot accomplishment, yes, but even more, the joy ot service to W.l'l.S. has been our com- pensation in the production of this volume. We sin- cerely hope you will accept it in the spirit in which it is orlered, and that in future years it may recall many happy memories of your school days. -3- lil! 1 fl 'E DEDICATION Much of Wayne Hiqh's interest lies in its outstanding athletic program. Its success comes not from the students alone, but largely from the stress on character development by our coaches. Lloyd Horton and Rodney Love pos- sess the character and leadership necessary for their association and coaching of our youth. We deeply appreciate the ei-fort 'given by these two men in building our teams and re- spectfully dedicate to them our annual, the 1952 DEVIL DAZE. ' ,ft it P f, it W X t l ' 'M W1 nf, lt Y -LW tl. ,Mx V V, wriil H QF 'f' - ff- ,N - . X .tif is , J Lf ,fe fed tw J , x ' fl l ' 1 l I lt X t X 1 l t l t ' X x ' f t ,fl f ' Rf' X X! it lt ll at f . . o XL AT ij -5- rlflfayns Wayne High students are justly proud ot their High School building and campus--proud of their campus for its artistic landscaping, proud of their building for its beauty and facilities of a modern school plant, lt is in this build- ing that ability, personality, and character are developed in the molding of the future citizens oi Wayne. LEFT TO RIGHT: Edward Seymour, Edith Wightman, Paul Mines, Cob Olson, Glen Houdersheldt, Carl Nuss. gcgoof EOD. TL! The Wayne School Board is made up of intelligent, progressive and alert business men and women of the community who devote their time to school affairs Without compensation. Some of the many responsibilities of the School Board are: engaging the teachers tor the school year, taking care ot school finances, and directing and arranging for the upkeep and improvement of the school building. In the present, as Well as in the past, they are doing their utmost to further the progress ot the school-'ein scholastics, in athletics, and all other activities. P ,O, 965 qacuffy EVERETT WILLERT ABQ MA, CSTC fChadronJ Midland, Nebraska U., Algebra, Annual, Superintendent. FRED RICKERS AB, PSTC CPeruJ, CSCE CGreeleyD, Chemistry, Physics, Principal, Senior Class, Key Club National Honor Society, E Student Council. A. J. ATKINS WSTC CWayneJ, Instrumental music BEULAH B. BORNHOFT AB, WSTC CWayneD Mathematics, Junior Class. BERNADINE HASSMAN AB, WSTC CWayneb College of St. Mary Montana State U., English, History, Physical Education, Journalism, Pep Club, Freshman Class. LLOYD HORTON AB, Hastings College, Coach, Athletics, Government, Sociology. -7- ,.-,f,'g:s5'-.- ,, , Wi-1' tlwi,w1w f2LfIm -2 WgWSW! 'Q'.'3fJ5's 15K5'f,-if-'Q lsiffszigf:lime1Z25!lf4lEQ5KZl539 iigaffgiifflxiifwffggapigfifiximgglfiEQQBQQQSQQ ,,',i5lk!fi1i il !?'.5'Kf5L1iE5'f1,52'wQ'-yiWW? ,5,g51,vSlNfWiST'E'-'VV,,f XM.-,N 7 . . . fa-ifffffi.z.f,.aQisfilizzialef-. welawQ3sH2iitiligigfillsifiilifilifliils A ' L f iff2eiifF?23532K51Sir?2is2522iii2ir2eQ.i22iazaa2+a5123?fr f . Ms.,,iLft,f1'g.sSN'-,1'sw,.iQf wl'w.:..' ' ,. is f hy k ' . . 'f til Q 81,517.4'VZ.'j7'fQyfL,,1 by-,f Yi , i'iiT'S3fL'f? A L1EilislDXEi'5fL?li'?g5sQa3?hniQ5?llfi5Qg5'i'g'gE .,,,,,. ,Q , Q.75wYi,gm7'fLw ,L .QQ if in fa? ?l-itat lf? A :.E YI SS N A Q55 , R 2 5 Z dim rf 'K 1' iifiaal, tg wifiti1gs.f.ii1lLl5,llga25iqg. . . 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RODNEY LOVE AB, WSTC CWayneJ Industrial Arts, Assistant Coach, Football and Basketball. RUTH ROLSON ROSS ABQ WSTC CWayneJ Nebraska U., Chicago U., English, French, Thespians, Class plays. ALICE V. SCACE Midland, WSTC CWayneD. Library Club, Library. VONA LOU SHARER ABQ WSTC CWayne-D, Music, English, Freshman Class, Pep Club. LUCILLE TEMPERO BSg KSTC CEmporiaJ, WSTC CWayneJ, Commercial Sophomore Class, Harbinger. ..3.. fi ci K s ,ig x ,lg 'i L -S 8 gas K ,fi if -mi.W-..,,E,.,,,, ,,,, ,. f ...,,,,. ft i W-i'i3,:fim'i7Ef9'i5 Alffkswiis las, F f A 2-T222 392 2f5ii3s?E.i5fiii'iiJ2liili.gg f '-ffif uf .whim Jima 1 lflj H if P diff J diyigiiiiajgffe 5 i xsgwlgf I .r iiftxixwx 2: 192123 Simi? 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XXxxN g NN NN xx X N o a in 1 r I 'M K ---ff ji M ------ .ar- XXS --'-Ja'-if we as S-'-'fjj 5 .j'..i.1'2 ...fi X W W anwfa 6 K ff 5 ,fr , W' .V I MW Carl Allvin Just Carl Dwayne Atkins Mus1cal1y yours, Hoke Football 1-2-3-45 Track 1-2-45 Basketball 2-3-45 Band 1-2- 3-45 Boys, Glee 1-45 Mixed Chorus 1-45 Small Vocal Groups 45 District Contest 1- 2-3-45 State Music Clinic 1-25 Key Club 2-35 Boy Scouts 15 Student Council 2-35 W-Club 45 Student Council Secretary 35 Senior Class Vice-President 45 Too Many Dates 35 Annual Stzatg 25 Tune In 15 Orchestra 1- - - . Alice Benihack 'tDon't hurry, Pete, there's plenty of time. Band 1-2-3-45 Mixed Chorus 2-35 Y-Teens 15 Orchestra 1- 2-3-45 Tune In 15 Honor So- ciety 3-45 Annual Staff 45 Lo- c:.1 Declam Contest 25 Glee Club 1-2-3-4. Norma Bichel Bichel never Fickle Library Club 2-3-45 Too Many Dates 3. Harvey Brader' Our driver of '52', Shop Assistant 4. Nell Burnham Gi les gg Band 1-2-3-45 Glee Club 1-2- 3-45 Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-45 Baton 1-2-35 Pep Club 35 Or- chestra 1-2-3-45 Small Group 45 Music Contest 45 Tune In 15 Harbinger 45 Y-Teens 15 Thespians 3. Richard Canning Shorty Football 35 Track 2-45 Boys' Glee 1-25 Mixed Chorus 1-25 Key Club 2-35 Boy Scouts 1-25 W-Club 4. Robert Carhart L'Wh1zz Football 35 Track 1-2-3-4: Band 1-2-3-45 Orchestra 1-2- 3-45 Boys' Glee 1-25 Mixed Chorus 1-25 District Contest 1-2-3-45 State Music Clinic 25 Thespians 45 Key Club 2-35 Honor Society 3-45 Boy Scouts 1-2-3-45 Student Council 1-2-351 W-Club 45 Class President 1- 2-3-45 Student Council Presi- dent 2-35 Student Council Sergeant at Arms 15 Too Many Dates 35 Annual Staff- Editor 45 Tune In 15 Boys' State 35 International Key Club Conveniton 25 Football Student Manager 2. Beverly Carlson Friendly and Dependable 5 Library Club 45 Thespians 3-4: Treasurer 45 Too Many Dates 35 My Cousin from Sweden 2. Jim Colson Robert Goshorn s Shadow Joanne Damme Just Dandy Glee Club 1-2-3-43 Mixed Cho- rus 1-2-3-41 Pep Club 43 Har- binger 43 Office Assistant 43 Tune In 13 Alternate Dele- gate to Girls State 3. Paul Dangburg Out in front in a Ford Transferred from Winside 23 F.F.A. 33 Mixed Chorus 2. Marilyn Day Not night but Day Cheerleader 43 Glee Club 1-2- 3-43 Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-43 Small Groups 2-3-41 Music Contest 2-3-43 Y-Teens lj Pep Club 43 Too Many Dates 33 Harbinger 43 Tune In 13 Thespians 43 Attendant ot Football Sweetheart 4. Barbara Debus Short but Dynamic Alternate Cheerleader 43 Glee Club 1-23 Mixed Chorus 13 Library Club 2-3-43 Girl Scouts 1-2: Y-Teens 13 Pep Club 43 Library President 43 Class Secretary-Treasurer 33 Too Many Dates 33 Harbinger 3-43 Tune In 13 Annual Staff 4. Marjorie Dorman Good Things Come in small packages Football Sweetheart 43 Glee Club 1-23 Mixed Chorus 1-23 Library Club 33 Thespians 3-43 Student Council 43 Class Secretary 43 Student Council Vice President 43 Thespians President 43 Library Vice- President 33 Too Many Dates 33 Local Declam Contest 2-3-43 District Declam 33 Harbinger 43 Annual Assistant Editor 43 Office Assistant 4. -42.- Loren Ellis 'tStrong Silent Type Band 1-23 Boys' Glee 1-2-42 Mixed Chorus 1-2-43 Small Groups 43 Key Club 2-33 Boy Scouts 13 W-Club 43 Tune ln li Football 1-31 Basketball 3-4. Dorothy Finn 6'MlCkl6 Finn' Band 2-33 Glee Club 1-23 Mixed Chorus 1-23 Small Groups 23 District Contest 23 Library Club l-2-3-43 Girl Scouts 1-23 Y-Teens 13 Pep Club 2-32 Girls Scouts Secre- tary 13 Girl Scouts Treasurer 2: Tune In l. Walter Gilbert Harry James II Track 3-43 Band l-2-3-43 Or- chestra l-2-3-43 Boys' Glee lg Mixed Chorus 13 District Con- test 2-3-4Q Thespians 43 Key Club 33 W-Club 43 Too Many Dates 33 Tune In 13 Basket- ball 3. Robert Goshorn J im Colson's Shadow Gilbert Granquist Gabby'? Gib Football 3-43 Basketball 23 Mixed Chorus 23 Voc. Agri- culture, Treasurer 1-2. Joan Grimm N ever GRIM Glee Club 1-2-35 Mixed Cho- rus 25 Thespians 3-45 Student Council 45 Lucy 35 Thes- pians Vice President 45 Tune In 15 Harbinger 45 Local De- clam Contest 35 Annual Stai 4: Office Assistant 4. Kenneth Hamer Man of Few Words Basketball 3: Key Club 35 W-Club 4. Joan Hansen KiACCOTCl1OHlSt,, Glee Club 1-2-3-45 Mixed Chorus 45 'Ftine In 1. Harris Heinemann 'Short Stuff Boys' Glee 25 Mixed 25 F.F.A. 3. Vernon Hellman Chorus Future Farmer of America V F.F.A. 2-3. Evan Hughes A. J.'s Band Buddy Football 45 Band 1-2-3-45 Boys' Glee 1-2-3-45 Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-45 Small Groups 1-2-45 State Music Clinic 25 Key Club 2-35 Boy Scouts 15 W-Club 45 Too Many Dates 35 Down Payment 35 Tune In 15 District Contest 2. Elaine Hurd Our Country Gal Library Club 45 Pep Club 4. Phil James Teachers Delight Football Student Manager 1-25 Boys' Glee 1-25 Mixed Chorus 1-25 Key Club 35 Boy Scouts 1-25 W-Club 45 Class Vice President 2. Robert Jensen Good Sport Football 1-2-3-45 Basketball 1-2-3-45 Track 1-25 Physical Ed. Assistant 45 Band 1-25 Boys' Glee 15 Mixed Chorus 15 Key Club 2-35 W-Club 4. Joanne Kabisch Busy Jo Band 1-2-3-45 Glee Club 1-2- 3-45 Mixed Chorus 1-25 Y- Teens 15 Orchestra 1-2-3-45 Thespians 3-45 Girl Scouts 1-25 Too Many Dates 35 Tune In 15 Harbinger 4. 113- Marie Kalkofen You are my Sunshine Glee Club 1-2-33 Mixed Cho- rus 13 Y-Teens 13 Too Many Dates 33 Office Assistant 4. Don King Ilslirn!! Transferred from Pilger 33 Football 43 Basketball 43 Track 4. Dorthy Kluge Down on the Farm Transferred from Wakefield 3. Victor Kniesche Pa lBun an Il U Y Football 1-2-3-43 Track 1-2-3- 43 Key Club 2-33 W-Club 43 F.F.A. Treasurer 3. Don Kollmorgen Public Speaker No. 1 Football Student Manager 3-43 Basketball 2-33 Track 2- 3-43 Band 3-4: Orchestra 3-42 Boys' Glee 1-21 Mixed Cho- rus 1-23 Key Club 2-32 Boy Scoiits 1-2Q W-Club 43 Tune n . ,143 Jerry Lamp Willy Football 1-2-3-43 Track 1-2-31 Boxing 23 Boys' Glee 13 Key Club 1-2-33 W-Club 43 T00 Many Dates 33 Annual Staff 4. Marlene Lange New Addition Transferred from Trinity High 4. Janet Larsen Hair of Gold, Eyes of Blue Glee Club 1-2-3-43 Mixed Cho- rus 23 Tune In 13 Harbinger 43 Annual Staff 43 Office As- sistant 4. Billie Leonard Brown Locksi' Band 1-2-3-43 Glee Club 1-2- 3-42 Orchestra 1-2-3-43 Thes- pians 3-43 Y-Teens 13 Pep Club 2-3-41 Thespians, Clerk 43 Lucy 33 Local Declam Con- test 2-3-41 Tune In 13 Annual Staff 43 Office Assistant 4: District Declam 3. Shirley Gay Lindsay Always GAY and 7 Happy' , Glee Club 1-2-3-43 Mixed Cho- rus 1-2-3: Small Group 13 Pep Club 2-33 Too Many Dates 33 Local Declam Contest 23 Har- binger 43 Office Assistant 43 Tune In 1. Ruth McPherran Dear Ruth Glee Club 1-2-35 Y-Teens 1. David Meyer Athletic King Football 1-2-3-45 Basketball 1-2-3-45 Track 1-25 Band 1-25 Boys' Glee 15 Mixed Chorus 15 Key Club 2-3, Key Club Student Council Representa- tive 35 W-Club 45 Class Stu- dent Council Rep. 25 Student Council 2-3-4, Student Colm- cil Treasurer 3, Student Council President 45 Too Many Dates 35 Harbinger 35 Annual Staff 45 Chosen All- State Guard, Football 45 Tune In 15 Physical Ed. Assistant 4. Glenn D. Meyer Tall, dark, and handsome Too Many Dates 35 F.F.A. 2-3. Bob Milliken Bobby will if Millie can Glee Club 1-25 Mixed Chorus 1-2: Small Groups 25 Too Many Dates 35 F.F.A. 3. Betty Mohlfeld Talks little, but thinks much Glee Club 1-2-35 Mixed Cho- rus 25 Tune In 1. Gary Nelson Oley, the little Swede Joan Nelson 'KDimples and Cherry Cheeks Attendant to Football Sweet- heart 35 Cheerleader 45 Glee Club 1-2-45 Mixed Chorus 1- 2-45 Small Vocal Groups 45 Music Contest 45 Library Club 25 Student Council 1-4, Student Council Secretary 45 Pep Club 4, Pep Club Treas- urer 45 Too Many Dates 35 Local Declam Contest 25 Har- binger 45 Annual 45 Otfice Assistant 45 Tune In 15 Thes- pians 4. Elaine Oite Gentlemen prefer Blondes Physical Edf Assistant 35 Cheerleader ialternatej 35 Band 1-2-3-45 Glee Club 1-25 Mixed Chorus 15 Small groups 15 Baton 1-2-3-45 Dis- trict Contest 1-2-35 Library Club 1-3, Library President 35 Thespians 1-2-35 Student Council 4, Student Council Treasurer 45 Class Secretary- Treasurer 1-25 Class Treasur- er 45 Pep Club 2-3-4, Pep Club Student Council Repre- sentative 45 My Cousin from Sweden 15 Local Declam Con- test 25. Harbinger 45 Annual 4 Office Assistant, 45 Tune In J Joe Anne Paulson Pal O'Mine Library Club 3. Donnie Skeahan Curly Locks Football 1-2-3-45 Basketball 1-2-3-45 Track 1-2-3-45 Physi- cal Ed. Assistant 45 Band 1-2- 3-'45 Boys' Glee 15 District Contest 25 Library Club 25 Key Club 2-35 W-Club 4: Stu- dent Council 1-2-35 Class Stu- dent Council Representative 15 Too Many Dates 35 Annual 45 Tune In 1. ' .-15... Bonita Sorensen L1fe is what you make it Glee Club 1-2-35 Mixed Cho- rus 1-2-35 Thespians 2-45 Hon- or Society 3-45 Thespians Sec- retary 45 Local Declarnatory Contest 35 Harbinger 45 An- nual Staff 4. Margaret Swinney California, Here I Come! Band 1-2-3-45 Orchestra 1-2- 3-45 Glee Club 1-2-3-45 Mixed Chorus 3-45 District Contest 3-45 Tune In 15 Thespians 45 Y-Teens 15 Pep Club 2-45 Too Many Dates 35 Local Declam Contest 2, District 35 Office Assistant 4. Glady Temme The Voice Orchestra 1-2-3-45 Glee Club 1-2-3-45 Mixed Chorus 2-3-45 Small Vocal Groups 1-3-45 District Contest 3-45 State Music Clinic 25 Tune In 15 Too Many Dates 35 Harbin- ger Editor 45 Annual Staff 45 Y-Teens 1. Junior Test Best by Test F.F.A. 3. Marlene Thun Always in Tune Glee Club 1-2-45 Mixed Cho- rus 1-2-45 Small Vocal Groups 45 District Contest 45 Library Club 1-45 Pep Club 2-35 Office Assistant 35 Tune In 1. COLORS: Silver and light green FLOWER: Carnation MOTTO: Out of the harbor into deep channels OFFICERS President ,.,... ....... Q ........,. B ob Carhart Vice-president ...,.. .....,,, D wayne Atkins Secretary ,.A,.............................,......... ................... M arjorie Dorman Treasurer .......,.....,.....4..,...A.......................,...4.......,...A.,...... Elaine Otte Student Council Representatives ,......... Ioan Grimm, loan Nelson Cfaif, .qD'ZOflgECH Here we are in the year 1972. Let's see what we can tind on the radio. Radio? What's that? Let's turn on the Television and see if we can find some- thing interesting. Over here on Channel l0 we have that well-known news commentator, Robert Carhart. I wonder what he has to say. He's just reading a news flash--Robert Goshorn, the jet car ace, set a new speed record of 1000 m.p.h. Some speed! Let's hear what else Bob- has to say. The well-known French teacher, Margaret Swinney, is returning to this country from Paris tor a short visit. She is teaching French in the University ot Paree where she has won great recognition. Now a word from the world of fashion. The head dress designer oi the Vogue magazine, Betty Mohlielcl, says that skirts will be shorter again this year. The first thing we know, styles will be back to what they were in 1952. The world famous show, Roller Capades is now touring the country, and has been proving very successful. The star of the show is Gladys Ternrne. lt is surprising how people throughout the country have acclaimed the show, SO be sure 10 See .i1-,Whe11.ii...CQmes.tO Your CKY-,NQWL3lhQ.W9llQ,Qf,.SB,QEL -15- Mariorie Dorman, head coach at Harvard University, has a winning team this year. They've won all six hundred basketball games they played this season. Weatherman Carl Allvin reports that the weather tomorrow is to be fair and warmer. Let's see what program is on Channel 25. It's the Main Street of Anytown, U.S.A. As we take a trip down Main Street, we see many familiar looking faces. Who's that tall lass on the corner over there? Why it's Bonnie Sorensen. What does that sign say? Sorensen's Dog Kennels. Bonnie looks tired-she must have spent many sleepless nights with her dogs. Walter Gilbert's Curiosity Shop is down the street aways. Over on the opposite side of the street is Mme. Dorthy Finn's Beauty Salon. And farther on down the stree-t is Test's Farm Equipment Store. Why, there's Paulson's Horse Stables. There's Ioeanne out scrubbing one of her thoroughbreds now. Elaine Otte's Baton School is the last stop on the program. Here comes the best program of the day, Circus Highlights, sponsored by lim Colson's Hatchery. There's the fat lady of the circus, Marlene Thun. The muscle man of the circus is-excuse me while I look again-it is-it's Vernon Hollman. Shirley Lindsay has come a long way since high school. Then she was a lover of cats, and now she's head lion-tamer of the circus. The star acrobats of the show are two misses that look familiar. lt looks like Ioan Grimm and Ioanne Damme. lt is! lsn't that man tall? He's the tall man of the circus, Harris Heineman. Paul Dangberg is the fire eater. He's just finished his lunch of a small bonfire. Ioan Hansen's trained seals are a favorite of the children. That must take patience to train those seals. Kenneth Hamer is the barker for that side show over there. Glen Meyer just drove a big car in front of the television camera. He and David Meyer are co-owners of this-the Meyer and Meyer Circus. Television is getting boring. Let's see what we can find of interest in this morning's newspaper. The show on at the Picture Theater is Decision After Dawn. The main stars are Alice Benthack, Donald Skeahan, and Dorthy Kluge. That picture won the highest award in the picture industry this year. In the sports section of the paper we find that Dwayne Atkins is scheduled to play in the tennis finals in Australia on Tuesday. Harvey Brader has just announced his jet car, the Brader Special. Along with Harvey's car comes the announce- ment of a new jet plane, the Milliken Star Rocket. Robert has been designing jet planes for many years, but this is the first time one of his models has been accepted for production. What does this ad say? Have your photographs taken at the Kabisch Photo Center. Ioanne insures you that you will be satisfied with your portrait or your money back. Gary Nelson has been named father of the year. That's a great honor for our old classmate. Elaine Hurd has been named mother of the year. Wasn't she an old classmate of ours, too? The 'Waynite Trio composed of Marilyn Day, Ioan Nelson, and Barbara Debus, is scheduled to appear on Friday at the Stork Club. Billie Leonard and Marlene Lange have made a great discovery in the world of science-how to cure rancerg- . .3 There's nothing else of interest in the paper, let's go to a magazine. Norma Bichel is on the cover. Here's an advertiseme-nt for Grandquist's High Power Gasoline. Janet Larson's Delicatessen is introducing a new dish, canned ice cream. The product is to be put out in the near future by Canning's Canning Co. Puth McPherran and Marie Kalkofen have composed the prize-winning song of the year. An article written by Phil James tells all about the girls' success. Victor Kniesche is modeling the coming fashions in men's clothes- lace pantaloons. Here's an ad for King's Phonograph Records. The latest release is My Old Nebraska Home, sung by crooner, Nell Burnham. On the last page of the magazine is an article about the famous magician, Don Kollmorgen. And here's a coming attraction to be in next month's magazine. A full-length novel written by Robert Iensen. A - , I Hasn't this been a refreshing look into the future? Of. course we're not guaranteeing that all these prophecies will come true, but it's been fun, and you never can tell. y V . , , M A +1 7- ' Cfan fttlff Carl Allvin wills his chair in the English room to Charles Price and hopes that Charles will understand Shakespeare better than he did. Dwayne Atkins wills his musical talents to Ierry Haase. Alice Benthack wills her speed to Mrs. Scace. Norma Bichel wills her basement locker to anybody who will clean it out. Harvey Brader wills his car to the future Driver's Training class. Nell Burnham wills her glasses to Stanley Ulrich. Dick Canning wills his knowledge of magic to Mr. Lewis. Bob Carhart wills his black wavy hair to Gordon Zapp. Beverly Carlson wills her acting ability to Kennard Manske. lim Colson wills his love of books and studies to Dick Kluge. Ioanne Damme wills her way with Mrs. Tempero to Mildred Korn. Paul Dangberg wills his pockets full ot candy and gum to Bill Wagner and hopes that Bill can eat it without getting caught. Marilyn Day wills her typing speed to Maryann Claus and hopes that she- can hit the right keys. Barbara Debus wills her swing to the School playground. Marjorie Dorman wills her pep to Pootie Koplin. Loren Ellis wills his shy ways to Barbara Buehner. Dorothy Finn wills her blond hair to Shirley Kingston. Walter Gilbert wills his cornet to Charles Messerschmidt. Gilbert Granquist leaves Doris. loan Grimm wills her invisible eyebrows to Ianis Vahlkamp. Bob Goshorn wills his sate driving to the Death Dodgers. Ioan Hansen wills her quietness to Helen Corzine. Kenneth Hamer wills his sociology tests to Mary Einung. Harris Heinemann wills his school car to Wilma Temrne so that she will not have to walk to school every day. Vernon Hollman wills his muddy roads to lim Marsh. Evan Hughes leaves. Elaine Hurd wills her wasted typing paper to the Salvation Army. Phil james wills his butch to Dwayne Foote-. Robert Iensen wills his height to Arlen Harris. Joanne Kabisch wills her love of shorthand to Lorraine Saul. Marie Kalkoten wills her hours ot study to Gilbert Schmidt. Don King wills his geometry grades to Patty Morris. Dorothy Kluge wills her walk to Elaine Fork. Victor Kniesche wills his muscles to Bobby Sieckman. Don Kollmorgen wills his sense of humor to junior Peterson. Ianet Larsen wills her baby talk to Larry johnson. Ierry Lamp wills the inaccurate adding machine to anyone who can get the correct totals from it. Marlene Lange wills her laughter to jim Atkins. Billie Leonard wills her long wavy hair to Iere Milliken. Shirley Lindsay leave on the first bus for Wisner. David Meyer wills his good sportsmanship to Wayne High's Future Athletes. Glenn Meyer wills his boots to Ronnie Wert. Ruth McPherran wills her long walk to school to Mr. Horton. Bob Milliken wills his bookkee-ping to the future bookkeeping class and hopes that they will understand it. Betty Mohlfeld wills her carload of kids to the Taxi-cab Company, Gary Nelson wills his jeep to the junk yard. Ioan Nelson wills her smiles to Clarence Mann. Elaine Otte wills her position as Majorette to Marian Kugler. Ioeanne Paulson wills her shy blue eyes to Margaret Claus. Don Skeahan wills his ears to Berlene Echtenkamp. Bonnie Sorensen wills her bird's-eye view to'Barbara Ellis. Margaret Swinney wills her locker to Marcele Barleman and hopes Marcele can get all her belongings in it, Gladys Temme wills her short walk to school to anybody that can get up in time. Iunior Test wills his knowledge of Government to jim Henegar and hopes that Iirn will someday be a U.S. Senator. Marlene Thun wills her dark hair to Nancy Grimm 4210? Q5 ae9 5 6 , J 'Q un io 'cy Cfaai BACK ROW, left to right: Everett Baier, Gary Wert, Victor Mann, Paul Leonard. Gayle Wehrer, Bob Morse, Bill Palmer, Neil Doring, Joel J effery, Melvin Reeg, Evan Bennett, Ronald Bichel, Delvin Mikkelsen, Clarence Mann, Jack Lange- meier. SECOND ROW: Gary Jeffrey, Janice Vahlkamp, Lavern Pospishil, Mardelle Fleer, Donna Wentzel, Janice Young, Donna Holt, Donna Lage, Ruth Beeks, Charles Price, Jim Atkins, Mark Tietsort, Jack Korff, Jim I-Ienegar, Mildred Korn, Ida Mae Horrel, Kennard Manske. FIRST ROW: Miss Bornhoft, Jim Davis, Maryann Claus, Marcele Barelman, Darlene Shell, Marjorie Matthes, Marilyn Matthes, Reba Beckner, Mary Einung, Joan Powers, Lorraine Saul, Yvonne Koplin, Helen Corzine, Lois Dranselka, Shirley Kingston, Doris Skeahan, Bernice Brader, Barbara Ellis, Mr. Lewis. t -20- I UNIOR PLAY The Iuniors presented the out- standing hit comedy, Tish, on Tuesday, November 20, at the City Auditorium. Tish played by Helen Corzine and her two Spinster Companions, Aggie and Lizzie played by Donna Lage and Marcele Barelman provid- ed qreat entertainment and many laughs for the audience. AHOPQOHZOZE Ufaai THIRD ROW, left to right: Arlen Harris, Henry Thompson, Paul Koplin, Jere Milli- kin, Dick Kluge, Merlin Ulrich, Gordon Zapp, Jerry Korff, Bob Morris, Larry Johnson, Lowell Johnson, Larry Muhs, Neal Reuter, Dewayne Foote, Charles Messerschmidt, Harold Fleer, Gerald Baker, Eugene Baier, Gilbert Schmidt. SECOND ROW, left to right: Hans Piwenitzky, Patty Morris, Doris Wentzel, Nancy Grimm, Beverly Welch, Josephine Brader, Sharon Lindsay, Marion Kugler, Marcia Witmer, Joan. Pawelski, Karen Longe, Elaine Fork, Sally Liveringhouse, Berlene Echtenkamp, Barbara Larsen, Gayle Grubb, Rodney Tietsort. FIRST ROW, left to right: Mrs. Howard Tempero, Mary Ann Nelson, Maureen Jordan, Marilyn Henegar, Betty Lou McCullough, Ruth Weseloh, Virginia Nielsen, Donna Carlson, Virginia Proett, Gloria Ahlvers, Evelyn Roberts, Barbara Buehner, Sondra Haas, Joan Leonard, Wilma Temme, Lynal Longe, Margaret Claus, Mrs. Herman Wacker. 'ZEQEHQCIJ2 dfdii THIRD ROW, left to right: Ronald Wert, Duane Splittgerber, Jerome Haase, Ronald Brindley, Larry Bales, Jack Lennart, Jerry Allvin, Larry King, Richard Longe, Steve Pawelski, Gerald Kniesche, Don Schulz, Ervin Hageman, Leland Beckner, Alvin Mohlfeld, Vern Labs, Paul Otte, Billy Jim Wagner, Neil Palmer. SECOND ROW, left to right: Miss Hassmann, Richard Paulson, LaVonne Nichols, Bonnadelle Brammer, Lynelle Valhkamp, Tootie Pile, Lavonne Bichelq Jean Fork, Gloria Pfiel, Norma Pospishil, Kathryn Stammer, Ardyce Woods, Marilyn Richter. Irene Willers, Jim Marsh, Bobby Sieckman, Kenneth Kluge. FIRST ROW, left to right: Larry Thomson, Larry Boyce, Janet Ingalls, Bernice A Weiershauser, Dorothy Carstens, Betty Ulrich, Helen Shufelt, Jeanette Muhs, Dona Riebold, Janice Gamble, Karen Doty, Mary Ann Korth, Marian Fuoss, Norriene Olson, Karen'Schmitz, Linda Beck, Beverly Owens, Delila Gilbert, Marilyn Grone, Stanley Ulrich, Mrs. Sharer. , ABSENT: Bobby Likes, Beverly Swinney. figfrfg gmcfe BACK ROW, left to right: Larry Tietgen, Robert Vogel, Jerry Lueders, Norman Pospishil, Larry Hofeldt, Dick Rees, Charles Mellor, Billy Kern, Glen Houder- sheldt, Bobby Pile. MIDDLE ROW, left to right: Mrs. Fred Rickers, Sandra Haas, Dale Woehler, Rodney Lange, Billy Finn, Donald Wightman, Charles Ahlvers, Fred Proett, Jerry Grubb, Kenneth Palmer, Bee Kollrnorgen. FIRST ROW, left to right: Demares Woehler, Marian Jo Roberts, Eileen Flege, Sandra McMann, Patty Drager, Rita Peden, Coralyn Price, Shiela Hickerson. 4' , f- EUEIZ bg 'Lada BACK ROW, left to right: Roland Temme, Richard Temme, Robert Schwarzenbach, MarykSchroder, Marvin Jensen, Jane Jeffery, Louis Lutt, Terry Wehrer, Dennis ans e. MIDDLE ROW, left to right: Miss Fredrickson, Elinor Brudigam, Gladys Brader, Madelle Echtenkamp, Sally Kay, Sandra Davis, Joan Nickols, Colleen Willert, Gale Bathke, Larry Reibolt, Don Peden. FIRSTAROW, left to right: Bobby Boyce, Bobby Henegar, Oliver Proett, Carl Tonjes, Brinda Jenkins, Harriet Murphy, Virginia Vogel, Judy Woods, Ronald Milliken, John Mohr, Jack Forth, Allen Otte. -22.. JK' f 1 th le :cs X--J W N dx: W IA- t. x fl 3 I. BACK ROW, left to right: Clarence Mann, Jim Henegar, David Meyer, Lowell J ohn- son, Victor Kniesche, Robert Jensen, Gordon Zapp, Jim Atkins. SECOND ROW, left to right: John Candio, Student Coach, Paul Koplin, Lloyd Horton, Coach, Larry King, Jim Davis, Kennard Manske, Jerry Lamp, Don King, Bob Morse, Charles Price, Richard Longe, Evan Hughes, Rodney Love, Assistant Coach. FRONT ROW, left to right: Gayle Grubb, Bob Likes, Larry Johnson, Bill Palmer, Donnie Skeahan, Gilbert Granquist, Dwayne Atkins, Mark Tietsort, Rodney Tietsort, Neil Palmer. - goofgaff The 1951 Blue Devil gridders, proved to be one of the better teams Wayne High has had. At the season's end the Lincoln Star and Iournal rated Wayne High tenth of all Class B clubs in the state. They went through an 8 game season undefeated, only to lose to Oakland 14-6 in the Husker Conference play-off. ln this game the Blue Devils played their best game of the year, but the breaks didn't come their Way. They outdowned the Oakland eleven 16 to 5 and outgained them 278 to 212 in total yardage. As one fan said, l don't see how a team could play such good ball and still lose the game. During the regular season Wayne score 222 points to their opponents 32. Team play was the main factor in all the games as no one player dominated the play during the season. V The scoring which was evenly divided is as follows: Meyer 62, Granqvist 38, Palmer 31, D. Atkins 30, Skeahan 24, Tietsort 24, Henegar 13, I. Atkins 6. Coaches Horton and Love's usual starting eleven were I. Atkins and Gilbert Granquist at ends, Vic Kniesche and Rob- ert Iensen at tackles, Clarence Mann and David Meyer at guards, Gordon Zapp at center, Don Skeahan at quarter, Mark Tietsort and D. Atkins at half and Bill Palmer at fullback. The seniors who will be missing from next year's team and deserve much credit for their fine efforts are Dwayne Atkins, Gilbert Granquist, Evan Hughes, Robert lensen, Don King, Vic Kniesche, lerry Lamp, David Meyer and Don Skeahan. Wayne 7 Allen Wayne 26 Hartington 0 Wayne 21 Madison Wayne 48 Scribner 6 Wayne 14 Wakefield Wayne 37 Wisner 14 Wayne 41 Neligh. -PlCIY-Off David Meyer Wayne 28 Stanton Wayne 6 Oakland l4 Class B All-state Guard -24.. iuf fjiam BACK ROW, left to right: Coach Lloyd Horton, Jim Henegar, Charles Price, KGB- nard Manske, Robert Jensen, Lowell Johnson, Jim Atkins, Gordon Zapp, Asst Coach Rodney Love. FRONT ROW, left to -right: Don Skeahan, David Meyer, Bill Palmer, Buster Tiet- sort, Dwayne Atkins. ECOIZCJ UECLH2 BACK ROW, left to right: Coach Lloyd Horton, Lowell Johnson, Joel Jeffrey, Larry Hofeldt, Gordon Zapp, Junior Peterson, Don King, Asst. Coach Rodney Love. FRONT ROW, left to right: Dick Kluge, Larry Johnson, Jerry Korff, Jack Korff, Paul Koplin, Rodney Tietsort, Gayle Grubb. - -25- Baagefgaff' Starting almost from scratch after losing seven seniors from last year's class B runners up, Coach Horton brought his Blue Devil cagers to a Husker Conference Championship. It was the first championship won by the west division and it brought sweet revenge to Wayne High. In two attempts in football and one in basketball Wayne had suffered defeat at the hands of the Oakland Vikings. This time, however, Coach Horton's boys were not to be denied and displayed a sterling performance of team play to win 57-52. ln this game David Meyer and Dwayne Atkins led the Wayne scoring with 19 and 19 markers respectively. Don Skeahan, Iim Henegar, Bill Palmer, Kennard Manske and Gordon Zapp did a superb job to help gain the victory. Coach Horton had no regular starting five during the season, but the boys mentioned above plus Mark Tietsort and lim Atkins saw the most action. Meyer led the team in scoring with 225, D. Atkins had 131, Skeahan lOO, Henegar 64, Iensen 64, Manske 57, Palmer 44, Zapp 39, M. Tietsort 12, I. Atkins 6, Price 5, Iohnson 4, Korff 2. D. Atkins, Skeahan, Meyer, and Iensen are the only seniors lost from next year's squad, so a good year can be expected. Wayne 37 Hartington 34 Wayne 36 Wakefield 32 40 Norfolk V 52 37 Blair 66 40 ' Stanton 39 43 West Point 52 46 Lyons 34 41 Scribner 45 58 'Madison 26 52 'Wisner 37 51 Ponca 49 45 Schuyler 44 43 Wakefield 38 57 ' ' Oakland 52 58 'Neligh 42 ' -- -- 52 South Sioux 56 736 . 698 BACK ROW, left to right: Bill Palmer, Gorden Zapp, Victor Kniesche, Dick Canning, Lowell Johnson, Larry King, Larry Johnson. FRONT ROW: Dwayne Atkins, Walter Gilbert, Bob Carhart, Kennard Manske, Jim Henegar, Rodney Tietsort, Coach Horton. 36.165 Track at Wayne has been growing in recent years and has now gained a considerable following of boys. A number of dual meets are being planned whereby they will have the opportunity to compete with other neighboring schools. The highlight of the season will be the Husker Conference meet at Norfolk. Other large meets in which the team will participate will be the Norfolk Invitational and the District meet at which the boys may earn the opportunity to compete in the state meet. 26 ctivitieo N W onoz Sloaizfy Left to right: Alice Benthack, Bonnie Sorensen, Mr. Rickers, Bob Carhart, Miss Ross. The National Honor Society of Secondary Schools was founded in 1921. The Wayne High Chapter was established in 1946. This organization's purpose is to promote scholarship, service, character and leadership. The members are selected from the junior and senior classes with one-third of each class eligible. Only five per cent oi the juniors and fifteen per cent of the seniors may be elected. - These students are not only honored as being members of the local chapter but as a part of 2300 chapters established throughout the United States, Puerto Rico, Hawaii and the Philippines. A large percentage of colleges and univer- sities recognize members ot this organization on their campuses. The oiticers of Wayne Highs Honor Society for this year are: President, Alice Benthackg Vice President, Bob Carhartp and Secretary-Treasurer, Bonnie Sorensen. During the end of the school term new members are initiated into this society. The- junior class delegation is not shown in this picture. -28... STANDING, left to right: Dwayne Atkins, Mr. Willert, David Meyei Jeiiy Lamp SITTING: Bob Carhart, Glady Temme, Billie Leonard, Janet Larsen, Allce Benthack Joan Grimm, Marjorie Dorman, Bonnie Sorensen, Barbara, Debus Absent Don Skeahan. mzuczf 4-Staff Early last fall a group of seniors met with Mr. Willert and selected the editorial staff which is as follows: editor-in-chief, Bob Carhartg sports, David Meyer: assistant editor, Marjorie Dor- man: business manager, Alice Benthackp art and cartooning, Barbara Debus, Dwayne At- kins: organization manager, Bonnie Sorensen: class writer, Billie Leonard: snapshots, Ioan Grimm: advanced sales, Don Skeahan and Ier- ry Larnpp faculty manager, Ianet Larsen: and typist, Gladys Temme. Others who helped are Ioan Damme, Ioan Nelson, and Elaine Otte. Q -29- Bam! Vocal music has beena part of Wayne High School since the present building was constructed, but it was not until l927 that instrumental music was introduced under the direction of Professor Reed. That same year the high school band was merged with the city band, discontinuing instrumental music in the high school until 1933. The band is now under the direction of Mr. A. I. tPatl Atkins. The Wayne High Band is composed of 62 members. lt meets Monday. Wednesday, and Friday mornings. During the summer months of June, Iuly and August the band presents a concert every Friday evening. The various public performances this year have been: State Fair, College Homecoming, County Fair, the I-lallowesta at Norfolk, Window unveiling of the business store Windows twice a year, convocation at the college, and marching the afternoon the Hollywood Movie Stars arrived in Wayne. One of the highlights of the year is the District Music Contest which is held at Wayne. The band plays a very importantlpart in this event. A number of small instrumental groups and soloists also participate in the contest. This year another added feature was the Band Clinic which was held here. Many of the surrounding towns took part in this event. The high school students practiced under Mr. Rice, the guest conducter, while grade students were instructed by attending band leaders. ln the evening a concert was given by both groups at the City Auditorium. -30- CLARINETS Yvonne Koplin Bob Sieckrnan Beverly Owens loan Kabisch Billie Leonard Bee Kollmorgen Marian Kugler Virginia Proett Gloria Ahlvers Barbara Larsen Tootie Pile Marilyn Henegar Carol Io Giitord Iuliane Lamp Gail Bathke BASS CLARINET Elaine Otte Gloria Pfeil ALTO CLARINET Kathryn Stammer FLUTE Alice Benthack Delila Gilbert Norriene Olson Betty Lou McCullough Ioan Pawelski Bam! ALTO SAXOPHONE Barbara Ellis Marv Einung Nell Burnham Helen Corzine TENOR SAXOPHONE Margaret Swinney Ioan Leonard BARITONE SAXOPHONE Lavern Pospishil FRENCH HORN lim Atkins Wlima Temme Roland Temme Dennis Manske BASS HORN Bill Palmer Ierry Leuders Charles Mellor Norman Pospishil BARITONE HORN Don Skeahan Donald Wightrnan Richard Temme Evan Hughes V ...31.... TROMBONE Dwayne Atkins Bob Carhart Jim Marsh Paul Leonard Glen Houdersheldt Bill Kern CORNET Walter Gilbert Charles Messerschrnidt Larry Iohnson Bill Wagner Fred Proett Shelia Hickerson Sandra Davis Maydelle Echtenkamp PERCUSSION Don Kollmorgen Linda Beck Doris Skeahan Paul Otte Ardyce Woods OBOE Brinda Ienkins BACK ROW, left to right: Joan Grimm, Joan Nelson, Elaine Otte, Kennard Manske, David Meyer, Jim Davis. FRONT ROW, left to right: Barbara Buehner, Marjorie Dorman, Janet Ingalls, Bobby Sieckman, Gayle Grubb, Mr. Rickers. Absent: Donnie Skeahan, .fgfuclsnf Uounci The Student Council is one of the most prominent organizations ever founded in Wayne High. It was organized in 1939 and since then has been of constant service to the faculty and students. The purpose of the Student Council is to furnish citizenship training, to give students an opportunity to participate in school activities, to provide an oppor- tunity for pupils' self-expression, organize effectively for school activities, to improve attitudes and behavior of students, to provide means for the develop- ment of leadership qualities, to provide a means for the orderly conduction of various campaigns, and to charter new organizations. Every class and organization is represented in the Student Council, which conducts its meetings under the guidance of a faculty sponsor. The Council has the Constitutional power to review their meetings in accordance with their constitution. If they do not they are disbanded. All student problems are referred to the Student Council and their decisions are considered final if approved by the administration. Wayne High Student Council affiliated with The Nebraska Association of Student Councils in October, 1951. Those attending the State Convention at Grand Island, October 6, were Barbara Buehner, Ioan Nelson, Elaine Otte, Bobby Sieckman, Don Skeahan, and Mr. Rickers. The officers are as follows: president, David Meyerp vice president, Marjorie Dorman: secretary, Ioan Nelson: and treasurer, Elaine Otte. The sponsor 'of the group is Mr. Rickers. . ,321 I1 I' In 1944 Mr. Atkins began the task of organizing an orches- Teachers Convention and with the Norfolk Orchestra played tra. This musical group had been inactive for several yea s at fOr the evening banquet. I ' I Wayne High. Now enlarged to forty-seven members, it meets The hlghhghl gf the Yeafwus the Qrchestm Chmc' Whlch t , k was held at the c1ty auditorium. Musicians from surrounding Wlce G Wee ' I ' towns and a guest conductor helped to make it successful. The Orchestra helped entertain the night of the Iumor Class The Qrchestm also plcys G large pcm in the gmducmo Gere- Play. It also traveled to Norfolk at the time of the District monies. Members of the orchestra are as follows: VIOLINS Janice Gamble CELLO BASS VIOL BARITONE Dwayne Atkins Brinda Jenkins Doris Skeahan Gladys Temme SAXOPHONE Wilma Temme Carol Jo Gifford Mary Euning Helen Corzine Lavern Pospishil Donna Lage Juliane Lamp Gloria Pfiel Marcele Barelman Barbara Ellis Gail Bathke Norriene Olson Janet Ingalls TROMBONE Joann Kabisch Norman Pospishil Mary Schroeder B,0b Cafhaft Charles Messerschmidt Jane Jeffery CLARINETS -hm Marsh Margaret Swinney PIANO Yvonne Koplin CORNET Nell Burnham Linda Beck FRENCH HORN Beverly Owens W It G.1b t Bee Kollmorgen Jim Atkins Billie Leonard L a erJ 11 er Bobby sieckman PERCUSSION Roiandl Temme Bifgv 0 nson Norma Pospishil Don Kollmorgen Dennis Manske FLUTE I agner Ardyce Woods Alice Benthack ALTO CLARINET Delila Gilbert Betty Lou McCullough Kathryn Stammer TENOR SAXOPHONE Joan Leonard BACK ROW, left to right: Leland Beckner, Ervin Hageman, Loren Ellis, Paul John- son, Larry King, Richard Longe, Jack Lennart, Dwayne Atkins, Evan Hughes. SECOND ROW, left to right: Mrs. Sharer, Jim Marsh, Paul Otte, Marlene Thun, Marilyn Day, Joan Hansen, Mary Einung, Margaret Swinney, Billy Jim Wagner, Bob Sieckrnan. FIRST ROW, left to right: Doris Skeahan, Joann Powers, Joan Nelson, Janice Vahl- lizffnp, Joanne Damme, Gladys Temme, Helen Corzine, Nell Burnham, Barbara is. ixscf Clfzozua The mixed chorus is composed ot thirty-three members. They took charge ot the Christmas Carolina in the halls and will also take part in the Gay Nineties Revue and the District Music Contest. They meet every Tuesday and Thursday. BOYS' QUARTETTE lt has been several years since Wayne High has had a boys' quartette. The boys sang tor Ki' Wanis, various Christmas programs, Gay Nineties Revue, District Music Con- test, Sprinq Musical, and various other occasions. Left to right: Loren Ellis, Dwayne Atkins, Larry John- son, Evan Hughes. ,grim BACK ROW, left to right: Janice Vahlkamp, Marcia Witmer, Marian Kugler, Joanne Damme, Mardelle Fleer, Elaine Fork, Donna Holt, Janet Larsen, Joan Hansen, Marilyn Day, Joan Pawelski, Billie Leonard, Alice Benthack, Joanne Kabisch. SECOND ROW, left to right: Donna Carlson, Bernice Brader, Maureen Jordan, Dar- lene Shell, Helen Corzine, Berlene Echtenkarnp, Nancy Grimm, Gloria Ahlvers, Gladys Temme, Barbara Larsen, Margaret Swinney, Laverne Pospishil, Karen Longe, Lorraine Saul, Margaret Claus. FIRST ROW, left to right: Marilyn Henegar, Betty Lou McCullough, Doris Wentzel, Wilma Temme, Joan Leonard, Barbara Buehner, Joann Powers, Joan Nelson, Marlene Thun, Lynal Longe, Mary Einung, Nell Burnham, Reba Beckner, Vir- ginia Proett, Doris Skeahan, Barbara Ellis. Mrs. Sharer. gizfi gfis The girls glee, accompanied by Nell Burnham, is composed oi forty-seven girls. The girls went Christmas caroling and had a Chili feet at a downtown cafe following. They will take part in the District Music Contest and the gradua- tion program. TRIPLE 'mio The girls triple trio sang for wanis, Open House, Various Christmas prOQfCUT1Sf District Music Contest, Talent Quest. Spring Musical, qfflduflfiofl week programs, and VariOL1S other occasions. A few of the numbers sung were The Cuck- oo Clock, Down by the BaI1kS of Iordan and TheY HCiCl t0 Run. Left ltaright: Helen Corzine, Marlene Thun, Laverne Pospishil, Joan Nelson, Marilyn Day, Joann Powers, Gladys Temme, Nell Burnham, Barbara Ellis. 435W BACK ROW, left to bright: Walter Gilbert, Billie Leonard, Donna Lage, Joan Nelson. Marilyn Day, Elaine Otte, Bonnie Sorensen, Joan Pawelski, Marcia Witmer, B b C h t o ar ar . SECOND ROW: Marcele Barelman, Lavern Pospishil, Donna Wentzel, Gloria Ahl- vers, Evelyn Roberts, Joan Leonard, Virginia Proett, Betty Lou McCullough. FIRST ROW: Helen Corzine, Margaret Swinney, Joan Grimm, Beverly Carlson, Marjorie Dorman, Sondra Haas, Miss Ross. Absent: Jim Davis, Kennard Manske, Joanne Kabisch. zamafiai The National Thespian Society was established in the- spring of l929 by a group ot teachers and students interested in the advancement of dramatic arts in high schools. Our Wayne High Thespian Troupe 48 has increased to nearly 44 pledges this year. Officers ot the club are: Marjorie Dorman, president: Ioan Grimm, vice president: Bonnie Sorensen, secretary: Beverly Carlson, treasurer: Billie Leonard, clerk. Sponsor of the group is Miss Ruth Ross. V ' The aims of the Society are two-told: ill to establish and promote standards of excellence in all phases of dramatic arts, and C27 to create an active and intelligent interest in dramatic arts among students. It is an honorary organi- zation only in the sense that students are given recognition for having met certain requirements. The motto of our society is, Act well your part: there all the honor lies. T Among the activities sponsored by Thespians this year Were: a Fall Mixer, the first school dance of the year, a Gay Nineties revue, assisted by the music department and others. This program was presented in the high school convocation room February 25 and 26,,and was open to the public. It consisted ot musical numbers, skits, blackouts, readings and one-act plays. A one-act play Mushrooms Coming Up was given by some of the members for the Wayne City Educators. Thespians also sponsored the local declamatory contest held March 10 and helped with make-up in the Iunior Class play. BACK ROW, left to right: Elaine Hurd, Marcia Witmer, Berlene Echtenkamp, Elaine Otte, Donna Holt, Joan Pawelski, Joanne Damme, Margaret Swinney, Shirley Kingston. I MIDDLE ROW, left to right: Marilyn Henegar, Betty McCullough, Helen Corzine, Marlene Thun, Evelyn Roberts, Billie Leonard, Barbara Larsen, Joan Leonard, Sondra Haas. FRONT ROW, left to right: Mrs. Sharer, Doris Skeahan, Barbara Buehner, Lorraine Saul, Barbara Debus, Gloria Ahlvers, Virginia Proett, Lavern Pospishil, Mary Einung, Barbara Ellis, Miss Hassmann. KNEELING: Joan Nelson, Marilyn Day, Joann Powers. ggi? Three cheers tor Wayne High! This draws your attention to they Wayne High School Pep Club. The girls, dressed in the traditional blue and white, appear at every game ready to cheer for the team. They sell refreshments at all home games. The Pep Club sponsored the Color Day Dance, October 23. They were also hosts to the athletic squads at a banquet in the spring. Cheerleaders are: Ioan Nelson, Marilyn Day, and loann Powers. Alternates are: Barbara Debus, Gloria Ahlvers, and Virginia Proett. Officers are: president, Lorraine Saul, vice president, Ioann Powers: secretary, Mary Einungg and treasurer, Ioan Nelson. There' are thirty girls in Pep Club. Miss Hassmann and Mrs. Sharer are sponsors. .37- BACK ROW, left to right: Ronald Bichel, Jerry Korff, Bob Morse, Lowell Johnson, Jim Davis, Jack Korff, Mark Tietsort. SECOND ROW: Beverly Carlson, Elaine Hurd, Norma Bichel, Sally Liveringhouse, Gloria Ahlvers, Dorothy Finn, Marlene Thun. FIRST ROW: Bobby Sieckman, Rodney Tietsort, Gayle Grubb, Paul Otte, Evelyn Roberts, Sondra Haas, Barbara Debus, Mrs. Scace. .figzatiana Wayne High school has a right to be proud of its .library-for it is one of the finest libraries in this part of the state. The first Library Club was organized in 1944 by Mr. Landreth and a year later Mrs. Scace became the librarian. There is a library for both grade and high school students. Some of the new books added to the library this year were the 1951 Americana, 1951 Comp- ton's, 22 volume Diet of American Biography, 5 volume Diet of American His- tory, and several new volumes for each department of education. The purpose of the club is to promote better service to the school. Grades are given according to the service rende-red. One credit is given to each person working two periods a day for two semesters. - There are twenty-two members in the library club this year, which meet regularly on the first Wednesday of each month. The high school staff includes: Gloria Ahlvers, Sally Liveringhouse, Ronald Bichel, Evan, Bennett, Dorothy Finn, Marlene Thun, Mark Tietsort, Bob Morse, Iim Davis, Iack Korft, Rodney Tietsort and Lowell Iohnson. The staff for the grade library is: Beverly Carlson, Norma Bichel, Elaine Hurd, Evelyn Roberts, Sondra Haas, Barbara Debus, Dorothy Finn, Paul Otte. Bob Sieckrnan, Gayle Grubb, and Ierry Korff. Marcia Witmer took Sondra Haas' place during the second semester. f This year's officers are as follows: president, Barbara Debusp secretary- treasurer, Marlene Thun, and Student Council representative, Lowell Iohnson. When each semester closes, the librarians take an inventory of the books, mend the damaged books, and put the library in order for another serviceable session. BACK ROW, left to right: Coach Horton, Bob Carhart, Victor Kniesche, Robert Jensen, Dick Canning, Jerry Lamp, Don Kollmorgen. FRONT ROW: Loren Ellis, Kenneth Hamer, Evan Hughes, Walter Gilbert, David Meyer, Dwayne Atkins, Phil James. ABSENT: Don Skeahan. WV CILE The W Club is the youngster among organizations at Wayne High. It was formed last fall when the Key Club disbanded, leaving its membership without a club, but with a considerable amount of ambition. The W Club was their answer. All former Key Club members became charter members ot the club. New membership will be taken in at the spring convocation. The ideals around which the club is organized are the promotion of sports- manship and the formation of a means by which the athletes may get together socially. At a meeting early in Ianuary the boys elected their officers in compliance with the club constitution. They are: Dwayne Atkins, president: Walter Gilbert, vice-president: Bob Carhart, secretary: and Don Kollmorgen, treasurer, The club has had programs printed during the year for the Husker Conference play-oft in football and the district basketball tournament. Q T I . .. ,f y .d iv .spd ' I L QW! 1 Q' -39- -rl X ' Mi Ayr X fl mf i 'K 5 f'-if T 1-1 '- fdffff 71 fff 4, L ffif- K fag! 57 u -ii. 'Q i .:1- f STANDING: left to right: Yvonne Koplin, Elaine Otte, Doris Skeahan. KNEELING: Marian Kugler. Bafon ijwifcfsfm. The baton class is under the direction of Mrs. Hazel Reeve Smith. Members oi the group performed at the District Meeting of the Women's Club in Wayne and provided flashing half-time routines with their lighted batons at two of our high school basketball Qarnes. The twirlers led our high school band in many pa- rades, of which the Hallowesta in Norfolk and the W.S.T.C. Homecoming parade are the most spectacular. Since this is perhaps their principle chore it follows that they should receive recognition for performing it we-ll and often. -40- Doris Marian 4 n lf V Wag WM as ,K - ' 1 I ty -5 yi .xiii , ' gli kr ii:-I- ? kl 'X ' e-Z5 , if Don Skeahan Helen Corzine .,lllsvgzW,rf1,w'w,XQg2fm,w 7fviigzqggi1wf,,l,zfMz,.f.z,vf 91 E .. K, . .M,..f..,n,.,.,917.6,,: Q,.V,,..1., - .mE,.M A f,:Ql5:,5g?i,33?l5 byww,r1'Z2?f.3f2:g Y . . ..,, V V N Flfqiplfffiwfgzflf,5zw,fW,.f., W N' Hgh ' we , Z . ll Q M V f C ' in , 23-.aaa ' as I 1 visa, . r . 2-I fy , ,siivwar - 1 in Y - fir-':Jw.ils,,,Q, ,.-k -' ' .gl A, ,'. arer aals g , I g. igi,.gEe.n.:1..,,g5n:: l kg Q Qu K. ,- - 3.-W Q3 -'fm : ...... ' ': N V ' -f 'aria ga, Q, - E ,. Maryann Claus D . 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Powers Barbara Debus, Lorraine Saul W- f MLM 4 , , A 7i 'Wi' if '-1-vi: we Q ' J .s r 2. is Ji qi, H, L5 em, Trophies? Paul Leonard, Larry King, Dwa Meyer, Victor Kniesche, K 5 - ' 5 ,Eire M1227 - iii ',:f'5?',' 3:3 'f,,ag5ifif1,i ,, ' ' 5 L is , im,Q,q f ,if Wim gs L Msg ,f ai, ,W Sw W H 5 in xg lfw 1 ig, g gim gf ff' ,. -:M ,ww ,,,f,,f lffifir'-'Y .. -' 'i5fIiff'flfil1fz me iw Gviriii L, ,, ,.., M saws i r rg we . ' .21 F,-,ffw,fa15,fA:if,gmigiiizsi 55, 13425 65 U 5 ai w a W s rsaggsqseisiiiwgggiii i lif ikfikfgggii 2 E W., . . YDS Afklns, Davld f bi Don King, .- ,. J ,L ...- Q fy .ii , y Maryann Claus, Donna Lage, T Y iii'i ' 'fii'iihii iii'iiiL iii'i Mardelle Fleer Mildred Korn Marilyn Day , Don Skeahan, Gordon Zapp Phil James Joan Grimm, Marjorie Dorman 'x , is f ag gi, L- , W P X' 9. -gr Jean Fork y Mr. Lewis Joeanne Paulson, Bonnie ,...,..,.,,, ,.,, , ., Beverly Swinney, x rv Q E+- Y ' 5 ff .,. gaze W, Q 2?-f 5 J x Sorenson Lorraine Saul ...43.. 5 lrfX:.olol5,-,qlcd4,-.glsix-.QUIS-xolefi.: In fiuoll IX.-sol0 l'X.qoIonfN-A I ' x. X X X X X x. , QUR CONGRATULATIONS T and VERY BEST WISHES THE CLASS OF 1952 X 4 THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK I av ' A Iohns Cafe , il f Home-cooked Meals Fountain Service I ii We Make Our Own Ice Cream i Fried Popcorn Sandwiches , I Duncan Hines Approved . ,L Distributor A Z A S 'Coast-to-Coast Store . 1 of V 1 ,Y Hardware - Sporting Gooels f MEADOW GOLD Q f E in ,X QUALITY M. D. Fisher, Owner ' DAIRY PRODUCTS W. L. Ellis, Manager Phone 85 217 Main Eull Orton Lumber Company XfNSherwin-Williams Paints Green-Mark Stoker Coal Teiephone 78 l1C3 South Main D--gps-Xing.v5,ogsy-siagpvgjogivgivlovxfvI-vsp0l0'1.A'I 'S.4I 'fx-'-'l f -'-Illlx-:olMix-20lnv XAvie r'X.Nu lo final! :IX-xslt I'XAlIfvfN.A I I X 1 FINE CLOTHING FOR GRADUATION F or Both Men and Women Department Store . Clothing Store MINES 'WIEWELRY I l Q 4 5 I Gifts for the Graduate P Elgin, Hamilton, Bulova and Wyler Watches N! Tietgen Hatchery Wayne Feeds - Poultry Supplies Phone 332 Wayne, Nebr. First Rate-Body Shop Max-fin idtiarrsoln. Owner Q 1 e no f f l .Glass-Replacing ' Phone 664-W Wayne, Nebr. , f 1 in f. Tires 81: Batteries Home 8a Auto Supplies Try the f' Firestone Store First E1 ctrical Supplies Sporting Goods A. R. Ellis, Owner Phone 126 222 Main UWFXJVUIO S.pnll0Ngpagov5,nga!-5.Jalas5fsgow1L,palovs,4'NVQ I I flnfN.,u1nI'X.olol s.xola?N-xolo7X-xajafi' I' f5i4'I' x WI' 'W I'fWA l THIS SPACE RESERVED by GAY and CO-ED THEATERS I l -Y P w S - Phil March. Manager 3 A ALLIS-CHALMERS 1: A-H Gln 2 ., rf X Q., -Ni . 0 .ff ' ' K ! 2 5 ',,, SALES - SERVICE Wayne Implement Company Ed Bah : Q 117 S. Main Wayne Phone lWayne Cabinet ShOP Willard Wiltse, Owner A T Texaco T' ' ,XXkWashing - Greasinq - Polishing A Don Sherbahn Phon 89-I Wayne. Nebr. 'X ,J 'N X Roberts Locker Service XX-,Q Cream. Eggs. and Feed A Wayne. Nebr. Phone 212 106 Pearl l'I 'NJ vIv'S.al'I'N'xA'I 'X.l'1 'XJ'l 'Xl N W WW, l 'XJ-'lvfx-:OIII5--.olUnix-xolefX-xojq IX, Q Io 54010 ole liplo VXA 2 PICTURES IN TI-IIS ANNUAL bv 'K WAYNE PHOTO COMPANY Any Picture, Anywhere, Anytime L GRADUATION PHOTOS Vx x Q , .,4 te , Aix 1 e I 316 Main Wayne. Nebr. Phone 50 x Q y Sore en Radiator and XM H elding Shop. f 7. C, Sorensen 4 C A R H A R T Radiator Repairing and Recoring X Portable Electric and Acetylene Welder W Go 'Anywhere N b k a e e ras a . LUMBER COMPANY yn RACQWNE R Genevieve Roberts, Owner . ' Phone 614 105 Main X Wayne Cleaning Co. xx Xi Cleaners of Distinction Wayne. Nebraska ,Freeii fly pvmhdyinenvem y 314 Main St. Wayne, Nebr. l NJ'I''S.n'I'N-Nallvvxf040Yx,a'l xJr'I xA'lv N..A'I'1's.A id' X!'l S.a'I'W-xA0l0vxf0n0Yx,f'l'vx,p'I0 -'ixf-'lhfx-zllifgvnol07'-xololiraclo fi e lo fins I I IN-solo l'X.4n I o fin I 9 Q I ll lk XA -,,,, XFe1ber Pharmacy lr f KUQLER ELECTRIC H. I. Felber and Walden T. Felber V A A Prescription Druggists 7 X ' , l Wayne, Nebraska lx l l Y fx f X FBIGITJAIRE and MAYTAG Sherry Brothers Prqduce ' l - lx APPLIANCES Feed Center of Northeast ,Nebraska 5 1 Cream - Eggs - Poultry X 3 Phone 206 Wayne, Nebr. X i l ' . l WelEerVice What We Sell ' - Enjoy Life . . . Eat out more often Follow the Crowds to Ierry's Cafe 1 N X ' ' ' 106 Main Phone 322 -JCI' if 2 U m rn E O 2 rn U' 'fr rn '11 U' O H P4 O Z ullvfx x X A ' x ,xxx xx - A - CONGRATULATIONS of ,- A.. ill to The GRADUATES of l952 THE STATE NATIONAL BANK Your Friendly, Reliable Bank in Wayne ws.,-n-vxa -'IH-N.:-! ,W l x 'I'W'-'-'l'N7x-XUIC7'-2'Il fy: Io f'S,xolO finvklil Y'X.qoInfXA I I THE STORE WITH EVERYTHING FOR STUDENTS Make Our Lunch Counter Your Meeting Place xx x xx X! - 'BQ patrons of this store are entitled to I '- Value, Service and Attention WAYNE PQ TRY ' . Q A Q Your Satlsfzfctlon Means Our Success ' ,YET MqNatt Hardware f Phone 108 -. W Wayne, Nebr. CONGRATULATIONS ' . y fo the fi' FORD THACTORS GRADUATES or 1992 Disiributors of Fine Dairy Products .. :va Wayne's Home-owned Processing Plant Phone 250 Wayne, Nebr. DEARBORN FARM EQUIPMENT Sales and Service 'Neill Farm Equipment 3 CO. I Phone 210 Wayne. Nebr. Ianqemeier pil Company Mern olidhorst, Lessee P 1 Tires - Batteries! Accessories Phone 522-w ' 614 Main sz. I9Vijfli LlIUN5jlj!!-5!o'o!5lolo!5!clnw5QolQl5-AOIOQIQI1 AlaIXJ.ulnf5.-,QIQIQY-,gloqfX.xolnfX4.'oloISA: Io fiasoll sfX.-nl' fi-n0l'fN'N I . , EVERY A Round-up of Northeast Nebraska High School and Sports A Q News in NEEEAsKA's BEST' WEEKLY NEWSPAPER 'Awarded First Prize for General Excel- 3 lence among Weekly newspapers in the ,I Nebraska Press Association 1951 contest ,, I, l I . ,. 'S- GROCERY t Q 11 Free Delivery ffl lndependently Owned ,ff R P. H. Lueder'3 w ,K Groceries - Meats Coffee Shop Blue Bunny Ice Cream K Frozen Fruits and Vegetables 'M 2 The WAYNE ,HERALD Q Serving Northeast Nebraska's K Great Farming Area 214 Main Phone 355 Z1 A 4 W YN FAMILY RESTAURANT X. Qongratulations and Best Wishes E X Gem Cafe ff., to the Class of 1952 X I. 7 ,ff it A 1 '. . ' . 1 Vyy. I y The Siqn of Good Food f Martln L- Rln-gel' E ! Elnora and Frank Woehler Real Esfllle ' Insurance Il-, 2 Coryell Autoyci Oil Co. Chevrolet - Oldsmobile Sales and Service WaYne Nebraska J , Goon LUCK, GEADSI 4 L 6. L Motors , Everett 8: Dirk x Chrysler - Plymouth Q X Griess Rexall Store X ' XX A Drug Store That Sells Drugs Fountain Service Phone 170 221 Main A M Sales 6- Service Co. l Latest Classical and Popular Recordings , Phone 368 218 Main -iqpy-xJpag.sglfolos-Xfugaw-5-,agow-gfugvvgfnflNxpll0'S.A5lf 'NnDI lX.Aol-Ix..l4l'S.ulo.fx.ul.,rx.t,y.!'x..,- In fisoll lN.AoIo VX.,,vIvfN-Ariel V 0 f X, nf' if ,ig -- ,HH . , Q, If X JY, The WCtYne Hiqh Senior l W! ,fstw G n S . Class of 1952 - expresses its sincere appreciation to the f - advertisers who have helped ' -v to Df0d11Ce this- Apparel for Men and Women . our 1952 Annual ' lliveringhouse Transfer Ai' Wayne Book Store A .. Hauling of All Kinds 'XX Typewriters - Fountain Pens Torn Liveringhouse, Owner ' X - Phone 363 Wayne, Nebr. 219 Main St. Wayne, Nehif. GENERAL MERCHANDISE B. I. Bii- ndstgtter 5, Son i X, Xp . Hardware - Clothing - Furniture Iohn, 'eere Dealer .V Sure Savings and Satisfaction ' W Winside Gafnbles phagnzezvs Phone M ' 4-3 0 I , Men's Wear Shoes - .I.M.McDonaldC0- l F Department 'Store - Ready-to-Wear Home Furnishings - -Yxmva-'x.f--a'wx.n-1-vx,,-uw-x,,'u-'x.,-1--fx'-Ivxa'I 'N4'l'I- ,Sales an Service ' V f l'IN-t-l 74-nlvrx.,..lo.fx..r-l-r'X-x-1- fir 1- 'Ne-vs' 'N-wi' 'N-'l No 5 ECONOMY MARKET Autographs l it ' ' Open Evenings QS Sunday Phone 167 We Deliver A Owner-Bill Lueders Q Q FREDRICKSON'S SERVICE 'ay , 1 N Z Gas and Oil S 13A Miles North of Wayne T A O A i I T 14 -1 Q w KOPLIN AUTO SUPPLY . A. Hlscox Hardware s ' - If g ' Auto and Tractor Parts ,f' d A ' , ' Q an Ccessofms ,, ' Phone 237 Wayne, Nebr. I Phone 677 Wayne, Nebr. P P ne Monument Works WAGNER SHOE STORE WCW iff A f V . - 0 T Smith ci Sirnonson EX A ShQesefemdft0v:ershoes tx, V W. .foT the Enmet'Fum11Y Monuments and Markers Phone . ' 'N A Wayne, Nebr. 221 West First Telephone 172-J Ed Wolske Auto Service U SHARER S GRCCERY X We Repair All Makes of Cars and Trucks E-REEDELIVERY as Authorized 10:00 A.M. :Q 4:00 P.M. Pontiac - Cadillac - Ieep X0 SGTWCG ln Business for Your Health Phone as S' 214 w, lst Phone s Phone 5 , ' A X After School Stop at Q X I GENES SNACK BAR Home oi Good Meats 'S N.,x We Deliver Phone 66 for ' ' Your Favorite Sandwich and Drink ' M- V- CRAWFORD, PFOP- f'irst'fDoor South of Co-ed Theatre i'l N.J !''S.f'l'N-xA'lv'x.1'1oYx.A1'l-'Xi'l SlHl0'N-I'l 9' cqufog 'mpg WI? ,,., 2 il lA ,. M: cqufog 'ldflgi by , xy if 'uyvf giggg 51:25 il 5213 ,iii 44 j4j7 'ay .fj: Qfgh wif ff? 1' J -'yu V-who -4- fir Linh :'wf ,. w Y Gfwfd ? gf ffil ,:?,,, T' fig' g, ,Gif X AHQU W 'HMM' qLyU . Q Pfllfwjlim f H JU! ,M , , ' f , , vqb QZ -L+ J, J, :A 4 Q: gi: ff- lj ' EEQK iff' gk' - 354 2474 . Nt X-x 1 eff