Westside High School - Shield Yearbook (Omaha, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1958 volume:

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Thu d :JM come necessary for dzstmguxs d ts to record the irumts oug rom f1ve years labor s cam fy 1 501' ,fugfie aspuants to k upon Thus ca e the leg JW L jf end of th ' f L So let 195k wntten, so Vxt be done 1 X V 1 HE STAFFO ,THE D SEPTE B ,1958, VD. V I Y X Xl U ,LK Wt V ,V YV If ' X ll Of' QA ' if , m - X 5 7 MQ or h We m,b if Wk----.. 7' Qik'--M-, 'Ki' an-'-f:'.:...:l .':1T.:-:flee tk- V 'i1ulL11IA'.X Qihidml H-N11 R Xu I:-, 1X . 1 4 mg ur ear W 4 Gratefully, we , the first class to complvte six ye a 1' S at WestSidcJ1'.-Sr. High School, d e Clic a t Q llhc 1958 Shield to Ixlr. Darrvll lvl. Woods, Chairnian of the Science dcpartnu-ut. Thou art worthy of the Table Round. Tirclessly, diligently, for six years he has taught, laugjhe cl with, helped, and spircd the Cla 5 S of 1958. He will long be rexueinbcred for he iS truly the golden syinbol of kingli-' ness. 5 jf! if-Q 5 P W M 5477, Q f X, U If ' S Y vii X Exim NX W f W ,f w ' f Il bn X!! 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High principal, Mr. Rene Hlavac, and S r . H ig h principal, M r . Kenneth Hansen, await students in their air con- ditioned offices. Jyi-L it K i j i .Q .2 K V'ii ' ttft . N 's S J J J x x 1 ,1 f f x K A x fy, .-, 1 x K Mr s . Alice Gillogly and JoAnne Lindsay, secretaries to the principal, toil in their usual manner. Librarian Mrs. Ethel Davison consults with Mrs. Mary Conner, assistant princi- pal, and Mr . Karl Pe cht, guidance counselor, about graduation and the Honor Society tea. VI 4 1 f 1 I X W K o x N 4 K m N Q K wi Qdlf' m m MRS. CLARE DUNN Social Studies MRS. BEVERLY CIRKSENA Music MISS CAROL FISHER V V English kg MRS. ROMAIN GIBSON L Foreign Languages MR. PAUL ANDREAS Social Studies MR. BYRON HAVLICEK Music MRS. JULIE GEORGE Foreign Languages 1 'NBRS fLU..E,LLA ALDERMAN MRS. ANNA CLARK ,R my ff .Qs Q, English MR. LEON ENGELBART Indus trial Art s A Jw. I , , 'HA we -xxx 1 N. , G .- Q, z, x., . ww f Q -:, F Mr Ko s ch Mrs Clark, Mr Sm1th, and Mrk, x Noo de ll anxlously read the announcements to Ky '7 f1nd out 1f there m1ght be a convocation 3rd Ky TQ img 1 Q 5? LQ . 2.23 N . XKISQABARBARA FINLEY ., wks Ax Art is X I 15 1- wf 1 mm Awww jf ' -Le, fe R , 'Mi ,f 'fs Km va, 'w,,,,, '5f'z,XI 1.1 4312, R 1, L 'fx Vx Y EQ. . EL ob Iwi A X is MR. WILLIAM HAFFEY Science QX' 9 MR. WILLIAM HOYT 1 A 1 an aim' 1 :tis .1 . fm- I s gear: I , ,: L i l I 1. fi' i i ' 3 'K f' Q gf il QEAP 'w if Q' Fai W it Mathematics BRUCE HOLMQUIST MISS KAY KELLY Science MR. JERRY KOGH Social Studies Vg ' MRS. MILDRED NORD LING 'I Commercial Arts HUGH MORRISON Physical Education 9961177 Science MR. CURT SIEMERS English ' '- ' L Sw ' S I Q, 3 0, 3 . gui My-I, S5 as X ff gi. XJ ? iw A is Q MISS MARY CLARE JOYCE Foreign Languages MR. EDWARD LANG Industrial Arts MISS BETH KEENEN English MR. WILLIAM KELLOGG Music MR. RICHARD KOSCH Mathematics MR. RICHARD LANE Industrial Arts MR. WARD KISCHER Science - -Ill 'f 'R . Wwf 'a'e?2iesi-wif ' f' L ,N mf I .4 , A W , Q , .jazz ,315 . - ,gi 'SP s. Sv. ,,.-1 MR. HERB SMITH MISS MAEJEAN O'I-IAVER English . ' CommercialLArts MR. DARWIN SNYDER Music MR. JAMES TANQDALL Mathematitfiy ' - MRSQEVERINE VASTERAMBUMRGH Social Studizfs I v 1 MR. WAYNE WAGNER Physical Education MR. RICHARD WINCHELL ' Social Studies MRS Lois LUCAS MRS. NILA MAGDANZ Home Economics MR. .TACK NOODELL Commercial Arts in OUELLET W , tg Iv, , . . I J WHS chef Lard F1tzpat1-1ck, watches Mr lane N 5525 MRS. JANE BQLAFSQN Physical Ecdligagioh MRS. VIVIAN OTTEMAN Social Studies MISS NAN . Jr. High Co-ordinator Home Econo CY SPRING MRS LEW RENARD mics MR ROBERT D. STEVENS Music MR, JOHN YEAGER Industrial Arts MISS ARLE NE RUSSNOG LE Mathematlcs MR. FRANCIS ST EADY Mathematics Ellinighis No longer shadowed hut rlothed with the gleam as thou :irt knights. peerless, rapt in the fzinrv of the Table Round. Born to the glory 'of thy name and fame thou art c'h.ingeci indeed, for it was prophesied thou wert worthy of that great Order of the Table Round. Knighthood taught thou lo live pure, speak true, right wrong, and follow the glen ni, and thus thou knowest the vs-il to iw withdrawn to a glorious vompany, the flower of men to serve .is niodt-ls for the mitfhtv And on they rode n nd greater was their thirst for wisdonig like 4-oins vw-i yone stampvrl with the nnagf- ofthe Table Round. Hut unsolder all and find the goodliest fellowship of famous knightshvreofthe world holds gx'4-mnfli' IUVB -, ,Newt ' -A . 'f x Fsfrgi '. .. it-t-.n-d for all this tlllltfl' -it tlly llihlc itoini-I tultili tn- In-in-'II' - -- lint 5- ---- V1 t ..-it neun Ae llwv stand at a height in their lives with ai glimpse tif at height that is higlwr hven novi they heal with inward strife the Spirit of the years to rome ve-'i r ning to in 1 ic itsvlt with life. A slow- tleveloped strength awaits completion in a living svhool nf the uundtnblv S -4 :gg M M ii? E' O I ff ff f E if E'E:'. .Y 41 ,WK I j -: f':?3g: xf.1x JERRY ADAMS GARY BAUGHMAN WILLIAM BULLER BEVERLY BALDWIN We're born to be happy Laughter makes the A little nonsense now Love makes the world a --all of us. world go around. and then is pleasant. better place. 3 A yy uf ff I ROGER BROWN Smile, and the world smiles with you. PHILIP BROWN He seems of cheerful ye sterdays and confident tomorrows . I7 DAVID CAMPBELL His company is an everlasting pleasure to us. . , ,,.v,. 11- ' 2, Q ,,.L ,, W K Q, f: I 2 3 A J Q5 Q In .qv-'F F ku DO L R X , tw X XWXXXXX Y XXX 22253. NNA BARNHART JOHN BILBY WILLIAM CAMPBELL There was a star that Every sincere man is Men of few words are danced. ' r1ght. the best ones. HARRIETTE DAY She looks nice, she talks nice, she is nice. CAROLE CROSBY Enjoy life and others will enjoy your company. 6 Wm Qllzxsz N5 umgsu ,A JUDITH COCHRAN A merry heart makes a cheerful countenance. I8 KAREN DEARDORF Her quietness does not make her less important. WI X I. X L Q , -E mmf' . X , Q Mwsiiiif QKX 'bw SIDNEY CARSTENSON A public office is a public trust. JAMES CLINTON Bid me discourse, I will enchant thine ear. KAREN DEETS A woman's work is never done. nf '58 1 mow STEPHEN DICKINSON WILLIAM DUNCAN WILLIAM ENCELL MICHAEL DUNN Knowledge comes, but A friend to all, Gentle of speech, There is no substitute wisdom lingers. an enemy to none. but for hard work. absolute of rule. I9 I ' I 'i 'i'1ffsifiLEL'Z'5'!M F 1 1 E Wm W, . . ya? 45 s is JAMES EASTON Happy am Ig from care ll I'm free! DOROTHEE VON EKESPARRE I have been a stranger in a strange la.nd. DEEDY DECKER To worry little, to study less, is my idea of happiness. H 5 5 O L TOM 1-:ILERS JOHN FISHER THOMAS FI-AIR GORDON GRAFF Oh, that a ma.n's reach It is the mind that Mind THOVCS matter- Very rich he is may exceed his grasp. makes the man. in virtues, very noble. 20 5 MARIANNE GAU ROBERT GEISLER RITA GROTHE DONALD HAWTHORNE None shall rule He that is slow to anger What ever is worth Men are always happier but the hurnb1e. is better than the mighty. d0i118 at any is W01'fh f01' having been happy- doing well. nf '58 BRUCE HATFIELD Wisdom is better than rubies. BARBARA HARN Art is the perfection of nature. BARBARA HANKINS The brightness of her check would shame those tara. 21 JEROME HART SUSAN HAPNER JUDITH HOEMANN JUDI TH HORSTMAN As a basketball player Soft is the music that Adept in the speaking A daughter of the gods, he is hard to beat, would charm forever. trade. divinely tall and most he's attractive and divinely fair. mighty sweet. JULIE JENSEN She can because she thinks she ca.n. 0112155 www? -,---- me A-e- -M'-M-----N-M ---Q-W r . -- 1- N Mm .hmm .... ,. ..esweL.- , W W-,....,... amass 'W1MSee,:e.,MWWswsW'TwxwWMw4gU'fL.wQ,,.. Wg., wwf-22fvXzs':f::s '1.e..I,, .. LOUISE JONES Faithfulne s s is a virtue to be cultivated by all. 22 . N . ikQ?'i 'I ' g ifliisfi' .'. J ' . 'i flu.. 5,53 ZIETJ1? X wiv J we E ,gE5,w P 53, .,, FRED JOHNSON Honor lies in honest toi1. 52 H rf f f' 'V w r i ii if SUSAN HELLMANN Many receive advice, 5 only the wise profit by it. SHARON HILL A friend in need is a friend indeed. X LARRY HOCH Every man's fortune 1, . 4 .I , .F : i335,'taM5.'. if A 7- Y if.ee i 5 'i'i I a J hz , .. . ..,. , .. i iii A ' ' , K A 'Ei ,fi . , ..,, R A . .X R. . M e eeff e,ef 1S52?1Ff'fff 'M' :jr--fi -rf! ' . 'xiii NX e or A . .,.' sip, ,, pg , K JAMES HICKS ROBERT KAMIN JAMES LUCZYK Loved by all, A healthy mind in The way to be happy and trusted a healthy body. is to make Others S0- and trustworthy. 4 23 is moulded by his character. DWAYNE MCNULTY A friend to man. SUSAN LUCAS As though I lived L to write, and wrote to live. JEANNE KUTILEK Silence is divine. DOLORES KUEHN As merry as the day is long. M I BONNIE MCNEIL JUDITH MARROW WILLIAM MAUS JUDITH MCKINNEY Quietness is a virtue A lovely lady, Skill and confidence Strong is the soul, possessed by few. garmented in light are an unconquered army, and wise, and beautiful. from her own beauty. 24 44 nf S aww ROBERT M-ALONE JOHN MARTIN MICHAEL MELLOR JUNE MEREDITH Trust men of worth. We know what we are, A knight there was who Love then, hath every but k1'10W not loved chivalry, truth bliss in store. what we may be. and honour. LW WW ' ' L 'W'w?..r-2 'mwwwmxwvmmmmfwmwwmwma ' f'-1 I A.:.A.,.......?g+e:--F' 'miinnll-LQIKL-eff Z -L W ' -Qqqhwwigmgafe KW vw 0,5 vmafr..SvLl Y ' A 1i+m'm M-.,C2.L'l'C k Kiuifle resume , ,, W 55 5 . - eee 1 kk.. , , V , -- 11 ' cifkrs, Q?41griv1'1 ,E+ no r v y e,eh of K , A -,,f5:k5gi.: ' his fg5,qU71L-ve,ggg,-so 5555 1 L- 44 Young fellows -1 e V K QV, 11: -W 1 2? - -. M W111 be young fellows. Z 'Si . ':':.iff1 -isp, .ai ggxzrw ' i 1 -- i wpQww2'S 1p ,, ,1zA,, who ROGER MERTENS Action speaks louder than words. 25 THOMAS MORON What we have to learn to do we learn by doing. ffxfxl f Emp M it .TACQUELINE MICKELSON DON MILLER BYRON NELSON CHARLES NOBLE Nothing is impossible Manners make the man. His heart's At the garne's end we to a valiant heart. in the right place. shall see the victor. '. .su v y A if'i5'?7 : .au Qllmas ii ,- -1 fy 7 JUDITH OSTERCHILL -' . Age cannot wither her :iff if nor custom Stale her . - . - 11 T' .fig mfimte variety. 51,-' N PHILIP OLSON Art is long, life short. CLARICE PALMER The truth is always right. LARRY MYERS He, from whose lips divine persuasion flows. ELIZABETH NEESSEN I will follow thee with truth and loyalty. RICHARD NIELSEN The style uf 1 5 S is the man himself. ROBERT NOBLE DOUGLAS PENDRAY PAULA READING NANCY ROGERS The man that loves and Reason, the choicest You write with ease to Born with the gift laughs must surely do well, gift bestowed by heaven. show your breeding. of laughter. 27 x W- K .bf. , we I X sfgzgl p ig? -L. 'a:':-fixes, - av g 4,52-,ng 1. X if , 8 K M mem Ya 0 V rr, 4 5 I 'E Sm I - Q . w T X L Q Q K J Tl.i ':575P '.57:' ii 'IEW .... 'Ni ,:,,: ,' 13.2- W . 2, w Q 3 1 1 in 5 5 1 L 'ff ' A 5 'N I me W K . Q .W A., . - . YN ' n.. L ge. N F fi ,Q ..kkk it . x ' . 'li I -flfiiffiffla . J., ., .X X , .., ,IN . I A 5 N 0.1.2 . . ' -. Q, , X W ,, . I I 7, 2 X, M 51 ,,-k,,- . W, ,X y::g,,, BERNARD POLIKOV An ounce of Wit is worth a H fL1- f ' 3' ' pound of sorrow. NANCY PINKERTON Made to be happy, ready to sing, full of life 'n everything, CAROLINE PALTHEN Ln love with life. ml RQ in A HW' X X ,. . NL tw 4 , R ik 5 f PHILIP ROBBINS NELSON RALLS BEVERLY RUCK LARRY PLOG Where he succeeds, the They that govern most The pleasure of love Dances on the air. merit's all his own. make least noise. is in loving. 28 srlaimiu Qu RONALD ROSSETER JOAN ROUSE Honest labor bears a Virtue is lovely face. her own reward. U f , 5 .X KEITH ROUSE CAROL SCHUETT Deny him merit, Silence seldom hurts if you can. O is DALE SMITH Certainly he is a good fellow. JESSE STEWARD No coward's is mine. 29 soul KKLV A lL.o Q I Q ' 9 .. Q ?fo4liQ-E -' 5 ,-'fl?f ,fA, gf S ' ig? I A ii Q is P ff' 1 12.1 fi 5 1 SAMUEL SMITH A good mind possesses a kingdom MILBURN SARTIN JONNE SCHROEDER DAVID SHADLE RONALD SHARP Laughter is proper to Nothing great was ever An adventurous and The man hath music man. achieved honorable youth, in himself. without enthusiasm. Glass JANETTE SIMS Above our life we love a. steadfast friend. A ' ' T ii Mvyis-,Mf,, Qwiwlff Mmm SCOTT SIPHERD The true and strong and sound mind in the mind that can embrace equally great things and small. DOUGLAS SUND They are rich who have true friends. 30 1 HAROLD STINSON A picture is a poem without words. FREDERICK STEVENS Every man has his gift. LEWIS TAYLOR , The mind is the master U over every kind of fortune . ' DENNIS TEGTMEIER CAROLYNN UTIGER EVERETT VANDERPOOL VIRGINIA VANICE The only way to have a Gentle in manner, Laughs to see the Neat, but not gaudy. friend is to be one, strong in performance. good things. 31 ffwzqigf 'I 1 . '4x. in Q5 if 5 PATRICLA SWINNEY It's good to be merry and wise. JUDY SWANSON E 'th d' 't . ase wi 1gn1 y GLORIA STEWART A good friend never offends. G I H 5 E EZ ffm we , ANNE TAYLOR SANDRA TEAGARDEN TERRENCE THOMPSON JOAN THORNGREN A thing of beauty is a. Music hath charms. Reading maketh a 1 They know enough who joy forever. fuJ.l man. know how to learn. 32 Q3 ,N mr' Ep? gas R tml QQ P' Hwithgut laughter :here Where liberty dwells, A constant friend is Education I 'Qt Q PATRICLA VAN KLEECK JOHN VILKS BEN WALSKE THOMAS WILSON is no joy. there is my country, a thing rare and hard to makes the man. find. O ., . ' 2 ms Q- or rm Q: K ' xr i NANCY YOUNG She moves like a goddess, and she looks like a queen. JACQUELYN WOLF Still waters run deep. JOHN WINNAIL A wise man is strong. 33 A If? .S v f 4151551 E, if Q5 K. ff' v -A wi Wm, ,. ,. ,AY WM, :,. s ,M s Q Q ., ,rr -, fs im, ,. W f 2 N 'S xmm K' E SHARON WHITAKER GERALD WOLFF BARBARA WRIGHT ANN ZACHARY Ripe in wisdom is she. Every man is the maker Elegant as simplicity Though last, not least. of his own fortune. and warm as ecstacy. Not Pictured: FRED ANTHIS WILLIAM BRECHT GARY MIXER DENNIS PETERSON RICHARD STEUTEVILLE EDWARD THOMPSON DAVID WEST THOMAS ALLEN WILSON fly 1 A . -L. . g, --lx' . A PM fiH55Kg, N695 . wifi W ,ff-W' ., if is Fw 2 hw . 1 Mg, iw ,Ik .53 .gt K x , S -IU if ' . ALBQV ' an , QQ' V H X A , iz? ' Sf, xg fi . M2 ,wi-ANI, N H 3 Zi fs 1 2 I N. if .f.:M fig Ja ,fi ia, f A , Q , Fe ,mg f Us, I ,Iwi in Qiwgk, 25 ,M fgw wxqmg K ,, V Nw W, X2 i fwiziwz.LWma,W,.wf 5-:I A A . K , 9 'L A MN,1gvI,,m-MLW .li:..,.Q,, ,Y ay Y' , f Q ff 34 ww, Q K! 553 nr' an , .,... M . ,M , , ,U ,N f f f A mul N-A ,r M- - '- sm - me ru- f :-. --:.-gr-5--, xx -fan :a-+ 5:::f-5,33rim -L2?.::'5J 'QRMWNQQQ 5593. 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A -in V - V , , -af -Q swf ie- S lf? - .. , L 4 ' h. 1543 '- eee A e e 5 ' 51 AA Z,,- A All it l ..AA ,W 1: 2 , i- A WQQQ , i ,ki . :.- if . ,QQ in S I on r' We-Q W 1 1 . 1 I :A Q ,,fx,w,, -. .. ft -syn N we X. it A . an 1. 5,4-V 5 ,55 ' , QQ - . ' Nw . ' .5 4 .ak ' Q ,., .gm ff-ff 42 Adams C. Ander son K. Anderson Allen Auerbach Armstrong Arp Anderson Conner Bennett Cefrey Bennett Carlburg Clapper Ciuello Davis Conrad Dean Freed Durham Eaton Dresher Encell Gate s Gants Hae cke r Finkle Fuchs Hands chuh Hargleroad Hearichs Hapners I-lender son Jilek Huber Jens en Heaton Johannes Iverson Jungers Johnson Jacobs Jones Kellogg Kar r ake r Kehm Kaufman Kamin Auring er Beck Baughman Baker Carpenter Barry Blann Burton Colby De Long Deets Donovan Ernst Falkenroth Elley Edson Foster Fosler Graff Gibbs Horwich Hope Heimrod Hedstrom Hart Hosford Hayes Johnson I-lulac Jacobsen Jones Hunter Kozak King Krie sel Kavitch ww e im: : ,.. 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Oi V K ,m.,,Ww.,I.I.,I .K 5 ' I auf I W L., flu.-ur e ALCHEMIST APPLIES SORCERY IN TEACHING KNIGHTS HOW TO EXTRACT GOLD FROM LEAD Knight Glluhs Those great lords and ba r on s of the realms who with backs turned and bowed above their work will bind thee to live pure, speak tiue, right wrong, and follow the Gleam, will bind thee by such vows as is a shame a man should not be bound by, yet which any man can keep. r I 1 ,J They made these pretexts, for their princedoms lay close on the borders of a territory wherein were bandit earls,and caitiff knights, assassins, and all flyers from the band of Justice,and what ever loathesa law. At last ye are in their power, in the power of tribes of the Table Round dressedin many hues, and mingled with the spearman to shun the wild ways of the lawl:ss tribes. iurlwi uunzil if f Some of the pr oj e ct s of this year's council were convocations, a student council library, a calendar s che dule for school meetings, a suggestion box, a speakers' committee to inform Jr. High students about high school club activities, and Open House. The main p r oj e c t was the setting up of a point system limiting the number of offices that could be held by one student. Standing Encell Vice President, Dickinson, Presidentg S. Sipherd, Secretary, Mr. Hansen, sponsor Sitting left to right B Saffer S Myers, T. Stinson, Von Ekesparre, MacAna1ly, Olmetead, Smith, Spaulding, Kimrnel, Elley, Kiser, Moore. Ifaw?5?!Fi53Yf233Ei3iifaff ii, ., It-Vw N. L' ' sw, Q, L- X 4 :ii . xv s ' ' A National Honor Society inducted 21 new member s in the spring. They were Selected for their character, scholarship, service, and leadership. After the initiation Ceremony which parents ofthe new members attended, there was a teaheld for all members, parents, and faculty in the library. O 0 ztixunal 4 unnr NHTIUNHL HUNUR SOCIETY 1. AWAWA :.,, M sm u h B12 it ,. fi t -'E s X, f 5 . A iiisiw 1 .2 xiwigf:g,,sL,E,, , kibk rkky . . , ig Standing, left to right: Clinton, gfitfrjiii1hMq,'gE,,,QZegls1er, D1ck1nso U au, Young, Smith, Mgjrs, McNulty, MacAnal1y,Imig. sifting, left to right: R l rs, Elwood, Elias, Bniwn, McNeil, Swanson, Hoemann, McKinney. Kneeling, left to rf? Buller, Engell, Fisher, and Tegtmeier. t l :Qi M 1 1 haf -N ess -ws - , fa. T, ' 43 fi sh , 'AWS-lfwmw W Mfswtxu, . 1 A, L h. ' ,I I. , ar , E .gi-R V 5,1 ' f ' Ffigff Brown, Myers, Gray, MacAnal1yr, Brown, Encell x1Ag ai- In September the Hi-Y started out with a bang by tripling their former membership. With this increased membership, avirtual Hi-Y army took the field by s elling Westsidebeanies, apples, candy ba r s , s e at cushions, and many other things. Along with this frenzied selling, the Hi- Y pep section and cheerleaders added much to the pep rallies and games. During Thanksgiving vacation fifteen enthusiastic H i - Y - ers went to the annual Hi-Y youth and government meeting at Lincoln. Westside's bill was passed with only one des centing vote andwas one of the six bills passed. Bill Encell was elected Boy Governor. 50 DO' G-ur Soon after the start of the new year, the Hi-Y was split into two chapters-- a junior chapter for freshmen and sophomores, anda senior chapter for juniors and seniors. This arrange- ment, which began this year is ex- pected to fulfill its potential next years with increased efficiency and more interest to Hi-Y members. Oth e r projects undertaken this year included the selling of car wash tickets, Mrs. Leland's Golden Butter Bits, taking orphans from St. James Orphanage to the movies, and a dance at the Tower party room. Smith, Poley, Frobenius Humphrey, Tegtmeier 5 I Q :ik S Vik, :km Vi 1 1- fi YQ fc ! ' W At in R n n 3 Q QW fn as R 1 , ' Q x es f Y 'V means gif bv' Carol Kohl Anne and Lynn Armstrong dressed for the annual Y Teen pro-ject. V 'Le'e if Beverly Blazek, Vice-President, tells of her trip to a Y-Teen con- vention to President, Carol Bogle, and S e c r e t a r y - Treasurer, Lynn I Armstrong. W' The purpose of the Young Wornen's Christian Association is: To bilild a fellowship of women andigirls devoted to the task of realizing in our common life those ideals of personal and social living to which we are committed bv our faith as Christians. In this endeavor we seek to understand Jesus and to share his love for all people. The most importanti goals of the teen-age affiliate of the Y.W.C.A,, the Y-Teens, are togrow as a person and to grow in the knowledge and love of God.. psi' - sss. To cagr3'?yQfx'dt'these goals many religious and charitable projects have pbeengfoiiganiized. Some ofthese services are dressing dolls for the Good i s , a style show to raise money for World Fellowship Funds, lwneedlework, Christmas caroling in Omaha hospitals, candy and bake sales, and Lenten services at Thanksgiving and Easter. - Q 3 sg x :O . f x F e y N 5 1 Q m , vs' iX,f ,Q kggx vf .aw S3 Thing ff-.,. MU' E Shield Editor-in-Chief . . Associate Editor . . Associate Editor . . Organizations . . Sports ..... Music Activities . . . . . Adv e 1' tis ing ..... Subs criptions .,.. Busines s Manager . Photographer .... Lay50i1t ..... Copy . . . . Larry Myers . . Susie Lucas . . John Fisher . Nancy Young . . Bruce Hatfield . Gordon Graff Bev-Ruck Byron Nelson Advertising Manager . . . . . Q . John Bilby . . . Bernie Polikov . . . . . Bill Encell Dennis Tegtrneier Bob Geisler . . Marianne Gau Literary . . ...... Nelson Rails Art .............. Phil Olson Classes .... Sharon Elias, Jerry Hart Seniors . . Sue I-Iapner, Nancy Pinkerton Seated, from left to right: Fisher, Myers, Lucas. Standing, left to Y L Might: Rails, Olson, Gau, Tegtmeier, Ruck, Bilby,eHa1't, Nelson, Polikov, A ' f e'Pinkerton, Geisler, Hatfield. Qfgf V Q' t X .hw V A -'lc-A: 'ws 'A 71' I 952, ff' ez f f eff 'EQ 1 . - Vi L,,., ,I . K. , o . ..,, to K . t 5 65, q,o5,Q,v Seated, left to right: Sipljghrd, Blazek, Lucas, Harn. Standing, left to right: 4 X f ,f Graff, Tegtmeier, Srnith, Rice-Q, V if , K Q' -K of no , Tyr X W . 3 5 , 5 ' 5 3 3 9 - , ,159 . . 55259 A 6 ' . tfllanne, Editor ...... Associate'Editor . Business Manager . . Rewrite Editor . Lay-Out Manager' . . A Art Editor . . . . Sports ..... . 4 Photographer . . .a . Sponsor . . . Typing Editor . . . Susie Lucas . . Bev Blazek . . ,Roger Brown . Judy McKinney . . Gordon Graff . Barbara Harm . . . John Rice Dennis Tegtmeier . . . Mr. Smith . . Susie Sipherd .: ::. 4 ' 5 . . A ' K ' 'f N 1 ' 4 ' 1 do ..' L 3 Lliizfrfn, L ,ti Q xiugfyug I-mga 205225, 25 151 . . J M Pl Ly 7 eg Qlluh Highlights of this year's Key Club were raising money for the tennis court fund through p roj e ct s such as the Hi-Y, Key Club basketball game, and the sponsoring of a Career Day for the senior high school. S This was the club's first year of participation in the newly organizdg Nebraska-Iowa District of Key Clubs, and seen in Lincoln attending the convention of District were P r e s i d e nt St e v e Dickinson, Vice President John Fisher, Secretaryfsteve -Spaulding, Treasurer Bill Buller, as well as Sonny Brown, Barry MacAnally, Saffet, and Bill Wright. S, wi This service organization, affiliated with the Dundee Kiwanis wasfffsponsored by Mr. Pecht. of S ed Qlruss Scott Sipherd was President of the Jr. Red Cross. As in previous-:years the club en- tertained at v ar i ou s hospitals and presented their Annual Horse Show. Other-lfofficers we r e Mac Olmstead, vice-president, Bev Blazek, secretaryg Nancyiwright, treasurer, and Sharon Elias, Community service chairman. 'E f illi S QAM f we EQ is 55,5754 e,'i i I 3' , fe f r i 'Y lZ'f:l livw Q,i't , 2 Z iiil if ,fr i if nuttoio u,,,t,n ,isa kim i ,.,,,,,o, , ,,,. i ,P if JM it , yy EQQVLMFTAY 5 Thx 7' SPAYN Six language students led the Inter national Club through its various successful projects There were two representatives from each indivi - g language. Left to ' - '- - ' ' A Fren u . . . . V , renchg Bob V .V K Spani sh3Cindy Scoular, Lating Suzie Sipherd, Latin. Not Pictured: Barbara Harn, Spanish. se Qlniernaiiunal Qlluh '--N., QAQAW, '95 vxfm '- N-'Num K-1 ,ww Swami H- N+ N.,,.v fqhluimgv ,Wx-.,.Jv.,f .,,,.A..,m,,,,0 Nun'-AJ -.w'NA....v ' ITAL -.!NwA..r -'...l --W' N .,w,:.,,m,af-..,,,,z N,-aff-tw, mf Th e pu r p o s e o f International Club is to furthe r interest in languages and countries abroad. This past year the combined clubs raised money for the American Field Service and decorated a lounge in a social settlement There was a French club banquet, a fo r Spanish members, and an foreign exchange students. The to eventually completely support a ex chang e student from Europe to T h r o ug h an all out candy-selling club came closer to this goal. lub ore Oma drive 55 Q. xpl, , .J glfrenrlq Q 929, ,-..- 3 1912 X fi H1115 1.3 Iglfguingraplfgers Four of the busiest photographers from the Photographers' Club talk about their many duties. These four took all the pictures for the school new s pap e r and the yearbook. Left to right: Hatfield, Wilson, Tegtmeier, and Stinson. W , f X . Y? I I Nix-W , Q Th ra n Glluh e Radio Club operated KWHS after school until 4:00, five days a week. They ped a play-by-play of all home basketball games for practice, It is hoped that KWI-ISwill be able to reach more homes in the near future. The journalism class worked in conjunction with KWHS to produce a weekly, 15 minute news cast. Dennis Tegtmeier spured the club on as President. Phil Robbins served as vice -p r e s i de nt and chief engineer. Sprout Hatfield was treasurer and Judy McKinney wa s secretary. Susie Lucas headed the news staff and Harold Stinson was head reporter. WW W 'i'Y QWW- i Y' 5 ku rivu F ' is ' e- sc Y -J 0l,.vA i Ra ' n zu . 4, .tt . X-, lil kj l A xii' ,Ji :7 rf .5 ,f at ri, -AN, 4' Westside's Thespian Troupe 1602 under the able direction of its this ye ar has revised and rewritten its constitution. Helping with duction, Treasure Island, and presenting a bill of three one-act plays among the clubs other major projects. The year was climaxed by a wet, wild picnic at the Omaha Country aiinnal 7 urensin: We The Natio nal Forensic League is an honorary organization with leading cities of the United States. There are now more than 100, purpose of this organization is o pro , y, ferring membership in a national organization. To become a . must earn at least 25 points of credit in forensic work. He must thirds ofhis class and must have leadership and good character and fourths vote of the members. The purpose of the league is no o p forensic work, but to honor with membership those who have p e r s e rv e r an ce . Westside joined the 18 NFL Chapters of Ne year . Westside's chapter now ranks seventh in the state with higher rank in the near future. Q,.7vmt.wa ,N A ' Wwe-u vt g i 6 gggggfmws'-t, it ' 2 2112 eng 238 2 3222 Rig v 1 r wa43ffws.0MwA wmMm.,.,fgw,sfsq - gLn,Q1:,:mm,ffarr f -rrrxsvwwsrrfnwkvxi A J -H: 3 if if 55? 1 ,' ., A we K1 sift if 'sh 3 555 ,.w.W,.,....L,,.,.,.., ..v.. 1. lj','i ?TTr ' R I t mote debate orator and r t t confer membershi on all L tk A S x if 3 X 9 elected 1 , .V-1 :'2 52' 1 :.,V ' EI n ea Q1 jk d il hp V af. ff -5, gs Eyes, 1 X ff- ft .fr W. , e2.' , X 11 he NJN I A xg 'KN 5 ,QT , L A M M 5 1 is 1 v. in ! Af ,9 v K Q91 .,.. iss. .x . 4 Xxx S211 111, jg Wi a 7 l Q 1 iq. 'Ir' 1: ' x' -1 v Clark, pro- were s in the The by con- student two- three- in Mar and this even -----.Q-..... Left to right: Myers, Sipherd, Hankins, and Young. '- 2 :1211 r -1 lf 1, nxz, Iw i. K - ' 'f - .Q ' - ' - , 'gf' A fp faux, I D, A., an if, Y, I :M Qifllfl i .,,. V -K j h 5? ,gq3':ff2g75: , N -A ,lg ' 1. if - ,A f'2?'it3:' is - 4. 1. K s '- Bi. ,K ?, ., . 1 - , J aim 2 ,qgg?71gf,,k ' 4 t v v ,- if Q ,3 3 t. .AJ ,W A ' fr f Q 1, -.1 V lm 3- 55,3 . . 55 ' .1 55 A S it Q, x 5 I -lf ,HP Qu. Q 7 Q, ' A '53 ' - in Elm 1 A S iff-'Wa ' ff Z M ,ws-lr' -el is .fl XI' ,....,f 'WA. 35213 Qlluh Zlguusis In 'ye olden times the fair young damsals ch e e r e d their valiant knights to further glory. ln 1957 the Pep Club cheer- ed their valiant Warriors to victory. Approximately ZOO maidens supported the brave Westside teams during football and basketball season. The Pep Club worked with the W-Club and prepared a spectacular evening of dancing for th e Annual Homecoming festivities. They e nde d their busy year with their Annual. Banquet. - it As in olden times, four ofthe fairest damsals led the others through their daiylyyliyiesf-els t'ti 'Pep Club members. Nancy Young headed 2,e a s President. She was assisted ably by vice-presidentg Suzy Myers!! and Barbara Hankins, treasurer. Q '-,tL: ' 60 'W '91 4 'ks fb School jpirii mama, names of the outstanding football, basketball, and trackgfparticipants for ea Qlluh A xx GAA and W-Club are brother-sister organizations devoted to the recognition of athletic inclination. W-Club drafteda Code of Athletics. They also purchased a largeifoutstanding athletes' year this trophy. . The W-Club sponsoY!5AtI2i'the ttrf Hgrriecorning Dance with the Pep 62 0911 the 'iielrls nf 4unur Far off the war horse neighed. The harmless glamour of the field cried arise, go forth and conquer as of old. So down went the Table Round to the mea dow s where the jousts were held and there drew they forth their brand Excalibur. Then with the low roll of autumn thunder the jousts began for needs must learn which is the mightiest and ours shall grow in use of arms and manhood. Spurred with his war-crythe drumming thunder of the huger fell. The knights clashed like the coming and retiringwave and then lashed at each so often and with such blows that all the crowd wondered, and now and then from distant walls there came a clapping as of phantom hands. Thus they slew them one by one. No tribute would they pay for they fought and in great battles overcame and made zu realm and reigned. They gave command Wh: eng Q 5 ,af Ua119f k7?g'N -'WF f -f W. ian' ' 1. 3'5 v- ,A 1-'AH-,.sscNY..' J ' :V ., ,- . . -. Www 'fi-M ' 1 ' H 'yfrtviiu 'i xr . , ., 3. P 1'?'il P , be Q5 eh, .A . .3 4- ,fa-Q ff - I A n Nil -3 b nm- N' ,mlgrf Y -rmixafwx-wtxszd . if - mg V 2, ,V '7 Q-Q-g1li.MF,v': .vgrsf ' uni llhll .all ulurh vt ns then :-slloultlln-llwi't'ag,.un. Many .1 time have l watched thee at the tilt strike down the lusty and long practiced knight. How thy strong lan ce had beaten down the knights so many and famous names. And in the strength of this they rode shattering all customs everywhere and past thro' realms, and made them the i r s, and clashed with hordes and bore them downand broke through all and the strength of this came victor. With sword they have striven and thou art weary but feel manhood thro' thatwearied lance of time. Well hast thou done, Table Round. In the last play by a vicious tackle, Roger Mertons, saved a victory over Plattsmouth. Steve Dickinson's speed turned the tide at Fremont. The ball handling ability of Duncan Fraser helped to down Fremont. Ron S a f f e r 's defensive play was - very fine at Lexington. Gary Baughman helped to stop the Lexington Minute Men from a romp. S Two-hundr ed pound, John Rice, moved with e x c e pt io nal agility at Bellevue. S S Although hampered by an infured knee, Chuck Noble, averaged fifty , yards per kick. Dave Campbell s end p X x 1 x 7 X. Nobody could catch Steve McWorter in the Northeast game. Barry MacAnally's lin Norfolk was great. Coach Morrison very happ Jim Trester made many saves like this one during the season. lay made Y. Nelson Ralls displayed the speed 9 play at needed by a guard during the season. I s Stow Spaulding came far above ex- pievliilioiis during the season. Sum Smith's blocking was outstand- ing for the York game. 4.4 I L as The speed of Chuck Freeman ran York into the ground. Tom Klienkauf' s bone crushing tackles stopped Fremont. 5 S -Q1 Lynn France made the longest point after a touchdown against Columbus. t,,t W. 44 X ,l, Sig, Mac Olmstead found himselfat Northeast. QQ' 2' Q .i Rf ik 2 'E lf' -If 125 WG. Bill E nve l 1' S accuracy Was MHS John Bilby's defensive work Ciagainst Phil Brown op the season with York added punc h to the Warrior the kick-gff peak at Norfolk. line. H Brook Brewer's fancy footwork on Terry Tomich shows great promise Q Jim Hicks moved Lhrough the middle for Coach Morrison. - to gain yardagemat Bellevue. the side lines brought a victory over Bellevue. . h i 1 I D fl ffifililf.-ifffiia I f le.iq?5? L'5'ff' way, , .1 Xxx +5 im sf ve fm-mem a df e K Aww' . , ,. Y I Q if Q Q Fig, P' f. 5 L ' 355.5 E 1 In i xxwg 'H 4 Kg X if .K A f 3,5 in W ,ww 5' Q' W f 6, L if K c Q ff I M Q ,,,, Q l K K 1 2 Front row: McWhorter, Eoff, Hoyt, Spaulding, Mooreg Second row: Freeman, Goethe QKVRHJ. A a , 1 Third row: Vaad, Moran, Colzme . . Goldsteing Rememberances of the season ionship forthe third year in a row. The ference tourney and the heart b Northeast inspired the Warriors spirit to In the Distr' t f' l h mlfanflw T -oss to number o Llfn an Ak-Sar-Ben Conference champ- to Plattsmouth in the annual con- 1 ne rated Lincoln CTI . ic ma s t e We stside twelve lost to the eventual state ch ' ampions, Holy Name. The Warriors with their hard playing brought Westside a rating of number eight in Tangdau. Koch. Hoyt the state of Nebraska. Hart Brown Saffer Dickinson Campbell 7O IH CH 51 Qin Cigisiurg , W X ,emi 3 - fr 2 3-0 , Aff h' is ai if z J ffl, W X , A ,ff 1 x aw. eww, ir - , :- fa ig, ,ff n 5 LM ' -seri f .w,,,rxv ,Qing L,,, , Wd' if F Ji a 8 N A C 1' H t k X ml PM 3 LW , was P, V M m a 5 B 5 feyi ., M i 5 stlll 1 Qg, ,1.,:.,,,: ,,,, , ,.,:-:::Q' r ii il- sf 7 in U 2 l is r sin 'rw X N . ,,. N- .VL ' ,,,, ':,'1 i U U 9 1' 9 H 5 9 5 Vs, X, Q Q R' 1 3 i 2' - V1 ' 4 K e fi ' 1 Ml5ig5E3f'E fFront rowj Brewer ' Robison, Chamberlain. Qg ond rowj Vaad, ia , McNult , Bau hman, Dickinson ,. in, Y 8 Vilks, Lovgren, Treste . QThird rowj Morrison, Haffey, Brown, Kleinkauf, Holdredge Larkin, McCardle, Blann, Stryke, Stinson, Brody, I-Ioyt, Y phrey, Campb qlq- T n, Trowbridge, Mertens, Allen 255 n n :ai f Eg y is 5iQf?i i g as Q' A 3 5 74 Allen Andr eas en Baughman Brown Chambe 1-lain Davi s Di ckins on Hruby Larkin Lovgren McNulty Mertens Blann Stinson Trester Trowbridge A 1 'J F' j in M ., .3 . 5 ' X i 'f 3 f'3.fi... '9. , - .3 . , :r-Q.. Xa' - x ' 5 'N . . . , d V N N get fx' xi. uuJ.,-, - . wg ' V .P x X -. ' ' .X A . , Q a, 'M' . .-Jw'-ff' WW . ., :ml sf. , -, . 'F , - ' g--, f1.'i5f1szw K, , x 'fl WV VA A P P 5, - - . , I 'A K WLLL ' 2 ' 51,552 X ..,, - H H'A. . h A L ,Q E A ' 'Af , Q- ' N. A A , ,,, M AM-, wk ig, A .kk. ,rw - H :N '-- ... I . . ' Ml V , I 5- . M , K N 'Q t ,i 11 - ' A g- 0 4 . E1 -Y A ew , ga- , , Q' K - ' ' mi . W W 4 ,, , X 55' ,Wd ,,,,..L 2,' Q Q . 'xi , ' , fi ' 5-1- k 1 vf.. RAjx,:.. A - . X ,NM I l . ' I Q --1 ' 7 15' S K? X? X N - n - N - A 1 Vaad Vilks 1 H asks? 3 g xy , 4 X 2 X R235 f tx- v K 1 4 Pa N3 W Q my , n 4, 5 . 5 lip Q f ' gk K8 R T i Sim, X 'Q 'i 1 wh' Q 1 6 Q R Q f gk W sg! ey xgffV:S?Afi,?w'ii A Wy, N, ws Wifiiiwgggf Sfiifsxfskghf' we , f'K':'k'wW H 3, Li3fQQ,1. .kv E T: f o 'C -' 'gk , M g a ' :W o ' iz1-FH:-1': ,EE?l3i w 1 :s.:55L:-11. ' . f ., .. ., fm.: f u ,-: wwf ,L I A L. V .L., . ,. ,. X 1. M L M A M553 i.WZ,A 2 AfQ,i ,U ..,A ,. if , .Wifi R M55 MW ew. L Front row W1lson, Lawson, Malone, Hart, Spaulding, Moore, R.a.J.1s. Second row: Koch, Maus, Knight, Brecht, Fraser, Eoff, Schboski, Rice, Myers, McWhorter. , Rs. S X x K e x - X x . 6,1 ,. I x X 'wx .M To . ., .,ic M -.. A' 1 V-- ..., .MAX ,rf .gm f m, Qfixsf. . A V Q4 w fw- ---.- ,.,.f wv..-L. ig:5g-fgm frwmif, -'-H N 3 N? ' ., ,Qi 71,5 , , Xx3gg,iE,ig?5gigi f - we -: WSW ' sag 'sk lin me .W - , . '- -S ' - ,gs -. ms' . i A A g -- A .N ..,...,,,.. M . -NwS:..-,Wi ff. .fm-f. :ff - ' v Mgyga- ,- if , f54Efs,.-1-1 - ,y lZ ,, ,N 5, ., , K x iw :- .asa 5 Z 5 5 x , ng A .5,Q,,, I , zu.. '32, gflkl la ui 19 2 ,3 3 Wav, - W ? E.- g ,: saw . . ' Q . 2 -. -wa, 1- P x 5 o. - g o 2,2 - Z a m 1 , -. ,.m . B.. gr' . f 1: L 5.4, f ,ggi Fraser, Malone ,. ik? aiu.: M Myers, Rice, Rana, Knight, E . g JPW WW' N u Www MW mimi w!w'xW nmxwM30 W ' - .W ,. 1 ' 3 'W ' . ':.. ,.4 9 . V Aa .-.,g....-- ELA I V , -ani - 1 K' ' , P fc! 1 , , . Q . 492' q c, .I I 1 I l , K 1.1 X. 5-' K . 4 Z3 wg N I , ' 4 4: 1' Lawson, Spaulding, Brecht, Maus . og,.,..kwwf .sf 1, . S 'm '! of Schboski, Hart, Moore, McWhorter, Wilson ettegrew, Saffer, Clark, Clinton, xffer, Wright, Detrich, Encell. 4 2 5 'S Si -Q T ,S s, ' ff'-,a H Ye 'A A 3 , , 5 Q X' K K v5gk.5i,5RLN5xgf1f..N W WS' 5 .M H . ,ff ,A Vloodell, Dyer, Davis, Young,Simms, vi oler, Elwood, Adams, Buller. gw,, he errg insirnlls The trumpets blew and knighthood sang blow trumpetl for our sun grow s mightier day by day. Out of the castle a blast of -music pealed the violence of the beat which was nigh to burst. They sent all their heart and breadth thro' all the horn and rolling music echoed down the walls. A sound as of a silver horn from o'er the hills: and the slender sound as from a distance beyond distance grew. O never harp nor horn, nor aught they blow with breathe, or touch with hand was like that music as it came. Then came silence, then a voice that the tonguester of the court had heard w h e n full many a song they chanted when round them bent the spirit of the Tables Round. Voices ringing clear thro' the open casement of the halls clinging to each blade of grass. Ye might have moved slow measure to the tune, not stood ' stock-still but ye'll hold that thou hast some strange touch of music that shakes the coimtryside. i Minstrel melody thus entertained the rustic mumur of the bourgh with the g reat wave that echos round th e world. For ye heard a music, like anow. They are building still, see, the city lf built to Music, therefore built forever. Blow trumpet! for our sun grows mightier Jay by day. uf elurlg annr LQ , i i X41 . MJ ' in do of 65 members had a full year of marching and concert activities. Trips to the Harvest of Harmony in Grand Island and the Norfolk football game highlighted the marching season. The University of Nebraska 'Band Day was also attended. Much rainy weather and sickness interfered with rehearsals and at times kept the band from appear- present The appearance for the year was made February 4 when the Warrior Other concerts includedmhe high school Pop Convocation, Februa.ry,25, Concert, March 4, and the Pre-Contest Musicals, April 15. 1 Zin ggisiriri The Concert Band traveled to Fremont on April 17 to compete in the District Music Contest. T op ratings were received from all three iudges rewarding the band members for their very excellent performance of the Raymond Overture by Thomas, ' A trip to the Doane College Band Day on May 6 completed the spring marching for the year, and the conc ert season ended with the band playing for the Commencement exer- ciees. r Anew innovation this year was the Band Recognition Banquet held in May. At this time th e winner of the John Philip Sousa Award was announced and other band members were honored for their contest accomplishments. E' , . . if A ee, is -.,r,,1f , Trumpet Trio: Lewis, Forhe ad, Kovar A f.f'.'i:g: ,,,,. f fi?3f4 ?'iL'X3f' fs . ' V K 'A rt gl L 15529, M , 5, 1:45, we ., .w::,:. , gut - six fy ,A H- -Q , , . Qs- . X' ..,, v 5 4,- ,. ,,,, a p, ,,,, L. , ,X L J ' , ' . ,.f,iw-:'ifh1?x.,N '- git-'iq 5 w ,g.-a Ra f 'KR wf:Jff'i'fr ,, , . -.?,,fE.R f, it s ff 3 A -:g,K..ir4g' z G25 5 Eze M v J ft Liilffffiifi 1 bi,4'f'g1 , gg , f vffft' - H I S Q' 1 3 'ff' 1 , 'is ' i .zf g... - . .---: ,fjf:5 'gtg' iv--T elf' Tr' ,,. f,,,'5' L' 'zfiQTIj1'1lg:1,S?TlEi5.I?5:fj1 'jgku K . ,sly ,w ,sf-f4S,3,i , ,.i 14, V, xt - ,L 5. liiii - A '.-rf kk I., I neg' ' 1:7 A L L?ikgg'i555,.f ,W flwihtf j-fiwmf fam., ,VS A , ,.--,g f-D Wg - leg-Qizyk ' K , ma y .Q-ff'-'-as 'w 5Ef ' r.. 2522 1. ' sf ,W I ,' ' L : f753-5V,V.,,.u' ' 6 ' ,gv'.' 's.1fs:':f:5 , w wf 'ilk-'V , A ' '- gf' ' ::', iw:g'g, ' . WY' Mfk11: if 5 QQ. :H ' W i ffll' .ffaf'yg::..1 f 5 41551, i :.ggg...lw , ,K --fag, ew wgak-,,,,,l 37 . M - r ,L-, A , . - ,, ., ,1, . ,, W, :l..,, ' ' . H4 M N H ' ir' xv 1 'izwix kg-I -'Z H-Q1 f if ,,L,. M ff issif' .4 A ..:.,. ,, , 5 - Q , ,, . W A - . - ,.. H , A 1,4- , Y w:s:EJ'TI'5 ' im 'Q ,mf Soi Tones lst row - Sie t, ef'ABack,E2nd row -,WGBH Barrett, Carl, Stevens row - eier, Harding? Grove s . V.wMMWw,, w 1 Quintet: , Smith, Parks K sa gf. A 1. 1 ,5 s . i - H? yr X f K H Quartet QQ Malone, ,MM sl 5353- .-X. n My L I gyVWHixQifSiled C'1a:rinet Quartetf A Clarinet Quartet: Newstrom, Saylan, Kvaal, Sharp Q , f jk! ' -- -MPau1then,. J3,gb1nson 1ez1em:m, gg.: V3 A mg 4 JQS TSMP, 1 A writ. Wg 3 5, ..,x J , ,QW , H - 3 it 8115 6690 0111 Ciiugea 56 H french er. C' comb W righiv i , Q l ! PEN HMMHKN L 5!4MQWL i..2:I..lA, ..iii 9 0 Q H' li sl 99' 1 Q 1 1 M i' Cai atrium air VOCAL DEPARTMENT, V The vo cal departnfxent of Westside enjoyed one of its most rewarding years in the '57- '58 season. The early fall was devoted mainly to organization and preparation. One of the highlights of the fall season was the Thanksgiving convocation which was presented by the Top Choir. This was followed in late December by the Christmas program which includcr vocal groups from grades eight to twelve. The program was a fitting start for the long awaited Christmas vacation. The winter was clirnaxed by the Westside Varieties of 1958. we 1' CJ 4 53 a-or 54 .V 'OOM , D 9 5 1 is NRA? Clin if-irini Th e fir s t event of the spring semester was the Ak-sar-ben Vocal Clinic at Bellevue. Probably one of the most important single events of the year was the Music Contest at Fremont which was held in mid-April. The contest proved very profitable because out of seven entrees, seven superiors were awarded. The Vocal Fe s tival in early May was the culmination of the year's work and included all grades. ' The final performance of the year wasat the Baccalaureate services. .Q Boys Octtette: Standing - Shadle, Sprandel, Ralls, Encell. Sitting - MacAnally, Mille r, Spa uld ing , N! l Xi f me f 5' 5 , V L l 5 L w. 'W' - s f 1 2 'Nm V- 4 fly. lg, ,I 5g -vfiijni' f- A ,L -, 1. ' H new R Q sf, ,Q E I. U A ir L .V 2 J , ' 'Qif 3 2 , .,,....,a , , M ,N .. .W N w r -as X Q- ,... N ark Girls Triple Trio - Moore, Daxon, Parish, Young, Cochran, Hankins, Osterchill, McKinney, Horstman. Girls Quartet - Bliss, Peppers, Sadler, Rampecek. A , , 5-gfrggggify 5 ,TH 311, ,i ----gg.-1g,,5.u555g,,,-6:fs-v,,.ly5-,5f3:,igx.j. 5 - ' i j x . , 4 . ,NX rx ,..,,,, . . Girls Duet - Daxon, Parish ,si , ll Y X SE ii' gl qixl 6 X X fXI5f1' N t wgg g EXXEEZQ XQX' 'X X gfvgis 'Iii M i S HM ww f XX XX X XX X V Y I .H X . X' 'ff X, ,eirff if ' XX XXXXE ' WX if x l ,Hi X 2? mfwww., wages WQHX 1- 12 ,N X- ,Xi X X Nw! X X Wx ' , ?Xi5: M-RXEN1 wwf my X XX X X X XX X wi X X. 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'Xi 1 vs i 'X 1 V sg' YY Mi sim? W 5 XM w XX 53? X im X 4 X E M ,fn I ' QQEE E ' ' V If 1 X , -.A v 'li' X X.. ?X?:X K! 5 X 1,23 XX' X XX X li, 'win M5 ,XXX sw X X11 ,XEXX 5' . XXXXXXX - 'gs SSX ' M ISM X ?1?i?3z7!X X 5' 1 T: ' V N NW X- X X' X XXXX x ii 5 XXX X K Y XXX X XXSXX .bt X ' 2 igbis The mur mur. of the world I What is it to them? Thro' open doors and hospitalityg raised their own town in the night. On a sudden both in joy along the street,and heel against the pavement echoing, bursts many a drowse and cr i ed O friend, they seek a harborage for the night . Enter therefore and partake of the slender entertainment of the house. He never yet had seen her half so fair--she clothed in apparel like the day and mur- muring 'All courtesy is dead! But he with su ch fine r e ser v e s and noble reticence manners so kind, yet stately, such graceg to glance behind them at their former like and find that it had been the world's indeed. For courtesy wins woman all as well as Valor may, but he that closes both is perfect. nf the Knights K N - ,-5 x 'M' , Q, . V, Q ff' J. ,I , ,Y A if A Z J f. 1 Q ' J I X ff., x ,fir ,. ff' ,Q L. ,Aw akgwg, 3 A A f, L if V I , :A swf I I I Y .K Q ' Q' ' I f X K xt -'ir I , A :Q., ,T-Q? , 4 K AQ' K2 , A xx f' , LZ' , xi , .g L 1 , V 1 .J xv-, h , W, V ,pf , if A Vx.. Beep-beep maro-o-ow af' xl . . I xa 1 .-Y M V K :nj f 5. E .,,1: 1 II'- , z ry f .uk K M,-54 , A my J . MZ ,I Q, ,.x 2 sf ' ' ,, ,fx f Z if ,f , ?'zi!,ii47ZQEig We're Off! L3 ,. Z xx.. umern min- Queen Nancy 90 This is hard Work! NN ,MK Q Girls - from top: Day Ruck 'I' aylor Rog e r s Schroeder Boys - Noble Smith B town Encell Hicks Attendants X X f . M Y Denis 1 El 8 King Steve 91 from to Hops Orators, Myers, Poley display bounty W or ld Map furnishes fresh fuel for extempers, Moler, Hoemann, Clinton, and Myers. the world for headlines are news- Freed, Clinton, and Wright. a t i c rea rs, Horstman, Poley, port y Arsenic and Old v1a world pictuxres. oor.oLnygo sssss - ns.s..ss M 'Nxvavm53C.. , ,, , I1Z,,2-MM-13754- S ,jr V I ii 5 ,,,, 'W- ' ' 'f' -----f- Y 92 X 1 W sf -fm ' f'e-W '-'iW'Ti',- Q -- H, '-ff N W , M ,, 1 X ' 1 VA 11 wifi- 'Q Y ' 3 ' ,Jil 3 1 Kfvlf if 1 '- M 1 w 'rt i. N 5 1 1 5 .. T. .5 Seated: Lawwill, Hoemann, Rarnpacekg Standing: Encell, Myers Woods Allen Clinton Poley Sxert Freed Irnig, Ulfers, Moler, Haviland, Hruby, Mr. Smith. 4 ehzxiers ecnnd gin tate The W e s t s i d e debaters opened the '57-'58 s e a s on by winning a tri-state meet at Lincoln Northeast. Aweeklater they traveled to William ChrismanHigh in Independence, Missouri, Where they emerged second only to Neosho, Missouri. A s e cond place wa s also awarded to them at Nebraska Wesleyan University. The teams were again victorious at St. Olafs, and in Sioux City where they walked the sweepstakes. The season was ended taking of second place at the National L e a g u e District Tournament in Myers won first place in ora- to participate in the N. at Augustana College June. And I guarantee. . W Vo 009 te for Us W NI afe' 09-A Progress ? The winnas - Seated, From Left to Right: Elwood, Blazek, Bogle, Lambach, Handschuh, Saddler. Standing, From Left to Right: Spaulding , Brown, Trester, MacAnally, Imig, Malone, Gray, Poley, Trowbridge. Qluunig Euhernmnn 29212 i Woody ride s again County Government Day, an event exclusively for juniors, gave the American History students an opportunity to let their hair down. The fir s t step that Mr. Winche1l's students took was to file for a chosen Federalist office. Mrs. Dunn's classes filed for the Nationalist o ffi c e S . A primary election was held in each history class, and one chair for each office was nominated. The e le c te d candidates then held a campaign rally for the senior high in the gym. The F e d e r a li s t s carried two-thirds of the offices. They s p e n t o n e d a y occupying their elected offices at the County Courthouse. . 'on , U-N851 Sevior of wg, Ni W w g xg I , grmg'-we Auf Av: .' 7 EV 7335 ififffifu iikx Q ,-,1 ,J . , ve Me 'iligwfs x X W Maxi 1 W FL -53' mga, ,Q ,V Q M. gg :YQ 1 X fr as i ffggiiig D' wife-i 'Aa . - Qksgdfh ..,:,fs,.. -L.-M. -A .L--LafX.'.1, K K 'Ke 5 - - sffwf 1 1 f Mr Tap Toe v 1,w ESM Er. 0112155 Fla Nlgrufuing Igainsn Cast 151111 Davis Jeff Poley Judy NICGQ1 1' 1'e111gl1 John Fl'OlDCQI1iLlS Bill llllig Bz11'b111'z1 Sacldlcr Bill Wright X 1 X 3 s You tell him, Jeff Q Oh, how embarrassing! rwsure Q31sIanrl 09112 Qui Flags Cast John Fl'Ob0Ilil15 Jeff Poluy Ivlilburu Surtin ljarry Ivizlu.-Xmllly Woody Iwlaclur Iwliclxy Ellcy .Tim Rl1IYil1gl'OX'C1' Ward Holdrn-gc Directed by C.L. Rs-lelsdor Q3g..1:'1: ji Yf Lmxx , - .' A-1 ' J N , Q , infi x 4. :fu 1 5 ju- r. IUIII Say cheese. You can't do the bop in a formal! Go, man, go! I W is Q WQEJQMQW S W M, S, t GU as .W ,Q iw wap nz, f-.J w .af if S' aw-- - xy, fy . 5,45- iii M391 QW f- 2 ' f - ,,, . ww Q 1' J lapw' mf Q 4 fi vf I 1 X ,A A 1 1 A 5,-V V, ' Y Y, sy 1 was v i X W 2 2 fi- , 'Q K gg Y 1 A ij? 1 2X f::QrNx v WJ wx. aw X' wwf ww M 'QWM 5 ,W 1 X v xx W Sixty-four seniors in Mr. Jerry Koch's Modern Problems classes traveled East for a week in the spring. For the fourth consecutive year Westsiders toured Washington D.C., New York City, and other eastern cities. he L :- K: s f If i eninr ndnrn -gf Y. .1 1-:L X I O2 N , 1 X aogfffil ,J 5 A9f:'f'Ej'fif:.'5Ql...1 91517 v gffligfw-f'2gz,.:51, 5 5 -i WW W?-5717 551'iN55Q55'7f '15?l335i:iLf57f5,t gf f w fwi?Mui?5QEsiiE55fi3'Y4i??iYf3fiiisefi' Q i ,fgffv 4 e w : fi'2,132'L The Lincoln Memorial, the Congressional Library, the Pan American Building , the United Nations Building, the RCA Building, Cinerama Broadway, the Capitol, the White House, and breakfast with Nebrasl-ca's senators were experiences never to be forgotten. rnhlems rip is , r . .Q- , W fflrfy W3 klfilifg' af ' 'J-fb' iff , .1 ,-x fire., as if , .Lu ,-his ' . ' qibifw f 9 ,elf ' 'if . L4g 4t-113' 'fm Ebb treasurer 43 Pep Club onal Club 43 Drill candidate 4. ti u c 1 Northl 3 T from 33 Track KEN Foo Centrall Club 3,43 W ALAN 13 Radio Club 33 Photo- graphy 2,33 Chorus 2,3. CAR Y-teens Show 33 fer from Omaha Northj Jr. Red Cross 2,3,43 Variety GAA l,2,3,43 Y-Teens lg Jr. Club 13 Variety Show 1,23 DONNA BARNHART GAP 1,2,3,4Q GAA 1,23 Y-Teens 1,23 French Club l, 2,32 War rior Mascot 43 Variety Show l,2,33 Chorus 1,2,3,4j Drill Squad 2,3,4, Captain 4. GARY BAUGHMAN W Club 2,3,43 Sgt, at Arms 43 Hi-Y 4, Sgt. at Arms 43 Jr. Red Cross 43 County Government 33 Football 3,4. JOHN BILBY Hi-Y 2,3,43 W Club 43 Football 2,3,4j Track 23 Basket- ball 23 Shield Staff 4. PHILLIP BROWN WC1ub2,3,43 Sgt. at Arms 33 Hi-Y 2,3,4, Sgt. at Arms 43 Football 1, 2 , 3, 43 Basketball 1,2,33 Track l,2,3,43 Spanish Club 13 Homecoming Attendant 43 County Government 3. ROGER BROWN Hi- Y 1 , 2 , 3 , 43 Secretary l, Treasurer 43 Class Treasurer 43 Student Manager 1,23 Jr. Red Cross 43 Lance Staff 3,43 Business Manager 4. WILLIAM BULLER Hi-Y l,2,3,43 Key Club 2,3,4, Treasurer 43 W Club 3, 43 Latin Club 1,23 Boys State 3s Variety Show 1,23 Government 33 Homeroom representative 43 Basket- ball 1,2,3,43 Baseball 1,2,43 Tennis 4. BILL CAMPBELL QTransfer from Batavia Ill.1 Basketball 43 W Club 43 Hi-Y 43 Basketball Prince 43 Monmouth Educational Grant. DAVE CAMPBELL fTransfer from Batavia 111.7 Hi-Y 43 Football 43 Basketball 43 Track 43 Monmouth Educational Grant. SID CARSTENSON Hi- Y 2,3,4Q Jr. Red Cross 43 Spanish Club li County Government 33 Shield Staff 43 Football 1,23 Basketball 13 Track Z. JIM CLINTON Science Club 13 Latin Club 1,23 International Club 43 Hi-Y 43 Debate 3,43 Radio Club 3,41 Declam 3,43 Golf 1,2,3,43 Nebraska Regents Alternate 4. nfnnrrier Let be my name until I make my name! My deeds will speak, though it is but for a day. JUDY COCHRAN lTransfer from Omaha Northj Variety Show 3,43 Choir 3,4, Treasurer 4g Declam 4g Choir Conference 43 Top Choir 43 Radio Club 43 Jr. Red Cross 43 GAP 43 Drill Squad 3,43 Y-Teens 3,4. CAROLE CROSBY Y-Teens 1,23 GAP 1,2.,3,43 Jr. Class Play3 Mixed Choir l,Z,3Q Top Choir 43 Variety Show l,2,3,43 Lance Staff 4. HARRIETTE DAY Freshman Clas s Treasurer3 Class Secretary 33 Y- Teens 1, 2 , 3, 4, Vice Pres. 2, President 3, Intercity Council 3QGAP l,Z,3,43 Drill Squad 2,3,43 French Club 1, 2 , 33 Jr . Red Cross 33 Homecoming Attendant 43 B asketball Sweetheart Candidate 43 Variety Show 1,2,33 Lance Staff 4. KAREN DEARDORF GAP 13 Y-Teens 1,42 International Club 4. DEEDY DECKER GAP 2,3,43 Jr. Red Cross 43 Lance Staff 3,4. KAREN DEETS GAP 2 , 3 , 4g Choir 1,2,33 Top Choir 43 Variety Show 2,3,4. STEVE DICKINSON National Honor Society 3,42 Soph. Award3 Boys State 33 Merit Finalist 43 Nebr. Regent Winner 43 County Government 33 Class Play 33 Debate 2,35 One Act Plays 2 , 3,43 Homecoming King 43 Football l,2,3,42 Basket- ball 1,2,3,43 Track l,2,3,43 Baseball 2,3Q Class Vice- Pres. 13 Spanish Club 1, President 13 Key Club 2,3,4, Secretary 3, President 43 Hi-Y 2,3,4, Historian 43 W Club 1,2,3,4, President 43 Class President 43 World Hearld Scholarship3 Sears Roebuck Scholarship. JAMES EASTON Hi-Y 43 Top Choir 3,43 Boys Pep Club 33 Variety Show 3,4. DORTHEE VON EKESPARRE QExchange Student from Germany, Jr. Red Cross 43 Y-Teens 43 International Club 43 GAP 43 Inter-Group Youth Council 43 Top Choir 43 Variety Show 43 Lance Staff 43 St. Council 4. BILL ENCELL fTransfer from Omaha Central, F o o t ball 3 , 43 National Honor Society 43 Golf 3,43 Student Council 43 Vice-Pres. 43 Hi-Y 3.4, Chaplin 3, Vice -Pres. 43 W Club 3,43 Jr. Red Cross 3,43 Debate 43 Shield Staff 43 County Government 33 Nebraska Hi- Y G ov e rno r 43 Homecoming Attendant 43 Boys Pep Club 33 Variety Show 3,43 Boys Cheerleading 3,43 State Choir 4, National Forensic League 43 Key Club 4, Home Room Representative 33 Grinnell Educational Grant 4. JOHN E. FISHER QTransfer from Lincoln High, Lincoln, Nebr.3 Class Vice Pres. 33 Hi-Y 3,43 French Club 23 Spanish Club 33 T r ea sur e r 33 International Club 4, Council Membe r 43 Homeroom Representative 33 Key Club 3 , 4 , V i c e -Pres. 4, District Lieutenant Governor 43 Radio Club 3, Jr. Red Cross 3,43 Exchange Student 33 Merit Finalist 43 Nebr. Regents Alternate 43 Thespians 4g County Government 33 Class Play 33 One Act Plays 23 Shield Staff 4, Associate Editor 43 Lance Staff 33 Jr . Theater 43 Boys Pep Club 33 Quill and Scroll 43 Class Committee 4. National Honor Society 43 Dartmouth Scholarship. MARIANNE GAU Student Counc1l 3 GAP 1 2 3 4 Lat1n Club 1 2 Radlo Club 3 4 Sh1eld Staff4 Lance Staff 4 Jr Red Cross 4 Dr1ll Squad 2 3 4 Nat1onal Honor Soc1ety 3 4 G1rl's State 3 County Government 3 Basketball Sweetheart Cand1date 4 Nebr Regents Alternate 4 Jr Class Play Internatmnal Club 4 Nebr Church Scholarsh1p BOB GEISLER QTransfer from Omaha Centralj Spamsh Club 3 Pres 3 lnternat1onal Club 4 Counc1l Member 4 H1 Y 3,4 Rad1o Club 3 Photography Club 3 Secretary 3 Nat1onal Honor Soc1ety 3 4 Nebr Regents H ono r able Ment1on 4 Lance Staff 3 Sh1eld Staff 4 H o rn e r o o m Representat1ve 4 Class Comrmttee 4 Qu1ll and Scroll 4 Boys Pep Club 3 Rad1o Club 3 GORDON GRAFF H1 Y 2 3 4 lnternat1onal Club 4 Jr H1 Y 1 Radxo Club3 4 Photography Club 3 4 Lance Staff 3 4 Sh1eld Staff 4 Nebr Regents Honorable Ment1on 4 Qu1ll and Scroll 4 BARBARA HANKINS GAP 1,2 3 4, Treasurer 4 Y Teens 12 4, Inter nat1ona1Club4 Thesp1ans 3 4 Rad1o Club 3 4 French Club 1,2 3 Lance Staff 4 M1xed Chorus 2 Top Cho1r 4 Var1ety Show 1 2 4 Jr Theater 3 4 SUE HAPNER Y Teens 2 3 4 French Club 3 Lance 3,4 Sh1eld Staff 4 GAP 12 3 4 Jr Red Cross 2,3 Var1ety Show 2,3 CountyGovernment 3 Cheerleader 1 Dr1ll Squad 3 4 Top Chomr 4 State Chou' 4 Basketball Sweetheart Candrdate 4 BARBARA HARN Y Teens 1 2 Secretary 2 GAP 1 2,3 4 Spamsh Club 1, 2 3 Lance Staff 3 4 lnternatmnal Club 4 Counc1l member 4 Var1ety Show 1 2 Sh1eld Staff 4 JERRY HART W Club 3 4 Key Club 2,3 4 H1 Y l 2 3 4 Treasurer 3, Secretary 4 Class Presldent 1 Student Counc1l 2 Basketball 1 2 3,4 Baseball 1 2 3,4 County Govern ment 3 BRUCE HATFIELD Baseball 1, 2, 3 4 Sclence Club 1 Radxo Club 3 4 T r e a s ur e r 4 H1 Y 4 French Club 2 Photography Club 3, 4, VICE pres 4 County Government 3 Sh1eld Staff 4 DON HAWTHORNE QTransfer from Omaha Centralj H1 Y 3 4 Lance Staff 4 SUSAN HELLMANN GAP 1,2 3,4 GAA3 4 V1ce Pres 3 Y Teens 14 Spamsh Club 1, Internatxonal Club 4 Jr Red Cross 3 Var1ety Show l,2,3 4 Mlxed Chorus 2,3,4 Class Play 3 SHARON HILL GAP1 2 3 4 Y Teens 2,3,Span1sh Club 1 2 Red Cross 4 Chorus 2,3, Lance Staff 4 Nebr Regents Honorable Ment1on 4 JUDY HOEMANN QTransfer from Omaha Centralj Nat1onal Honor Soc1ety 4,GAP 4, Y Teens 4 Jr Red Cro s s 4 Top Cho1r 4 MUSIC Contest 4, Debate 4, Var1ety Show 4, Nebr Regents Honorable Ment1on 4 JUDY HORSTMAN Homeroom Representatwe 4 GAP 1 2 3 4 Y Teens 1 2 3 4 Spamsh Club 2 Radlo Club 3 4 Thesp1ans 3 4 Lance Staff3 4 Sh1eld Staff 4 Class Play 3 Declarn 3 4 Var1ety Show 2,3 4 Jr Theater4 One Act Plays 4 JIM HICKS Jr H1 Y 1 Pres1dent l Homeroom Representatwe 3, Football 1 2 3,4 Track 1,2 3,4 Basketball 1 2 H1 Y 2 3 4 W Club 3 4 Lat1n Club 1 2 County Government 3 Homecormng Attendant 4 JULIE JENSEN Y Teens 1,2 GAP l,2,3,4 Internatmnal Club 4, Lat1n Clubl 2 Var1ety Show 1,2 Chorus l Class Play LOU JONES Volleyball Team 1 Y Teens 12 3 4 GAP 1,2 3 4 French Club2 3 Dr11l Squad 2 3 4 Var1ety Show l Z 3 Lance Staff 4 DOLORES KUEHN GAP 1 2 3 4 Y Teens 1 2 3 Jr Red Cross 4 French Clubl Z Dr1ll Squad 2 3 4 Cheerleadxng 1 Top Cho1r 4 Var1ety Show 1 2 3,4 JEANNE KUTILEK QTransfer from Omaha Central! Internat1onal Club4 Jr Red Cross 4, Homeroom Representatwe 4, Lance Staff4 Sh1eld Staff 4 Y Teens 4 GAP 4 SUSIE LUCAS Nat1onal Honor Soc1ety 4, Lance staff 3,4 ABSOCIBCB Edltor 3, Edxtor 1n Chlef 4, Sh1eld Staff 3,4, Assoc1ate Club 1 2 Spamsh Club 3 Rad1o Club 3,4, Rad1o News Edxtor 3,4 GAP 1,2,3,4, Y Teens 1 2,3,4 Cabmet Membe r 1,2,3, Var1ety Show 1 2 Student Counc1l 2 Thesp1ans 3 4 Class Play 3, Jr Theater 2,4 Declam 3,4 Basketball Sweetheart Cand1date 4, Nebr Regents Honorable Ment1on 4 Mer1t F1nal1st 4 One Act Plays 4 NorthwesternHonorary Scholarsh1p, Qu1ll and Scroll 4 Internatxonal Club 4 JAMES LUCZYK QTransfer from Mxlwaukee Pu1s XI, H1 Y 4, Cheerleadmg 4 JUDY MCKINNEY fTransfer from Canton, South Dakota, Nat1onal Honor SOC1Bty 4 Sen1or Class V1ce Pres , The sp1ans 3 4 V1ce Pres1dent 4 Radlo Club 3 4 Secretary 4, Pep Club 4 Y teens 3 4 Sh1eld Staff 4 Lance Staff 3 4 Nebraska Regents Honorable MBDYIOH 4 County Gove rnment 3, Muced Chorus 3 4, Class Play 3 Chrxstmas Play 3 Declarn 3 4 Var1ety Show 3 4 One Act Plays 4 Qu1ll and Scroll 4 World Hearld Scholarsh1p BONNIE McNEIL lTransfer from Omaha Centralj Nat1onal Honor Soc1ety 4, Nebr Regents Honorable Ment1on 4 Y Teens 4 Internatzonal Club 4 Colorado Women's College Scholarsh1p NELSON DWAYNE MCNULTY Nat1onal Honor Soc1ety 4, Track 1,2 3,4, Football 1, Basketball 1 H1 Y 4 W Club 3 4 Boy's Pep Club 3 ROBERT MALONE Rad10 Club 2 3 4 Var1ety Show 2,3 4 's ' ,Q ' ' 5 .,,g- ,s' 5 s. 9 ,.,: ' 2 ' ,Q ' , ' ,,: ' ' .:' 3 .:' s Q s fs ,Q ' ,:. 5 . ' 1 . 9. : ' 9 . '- '.' I 1 3 1 ' .13 ,Q ,3'- ' , .s ' , ' ,,s .s ' ,Q s'- s ' 5 . s ' . 1. . ri v ' s 9' s ' s ' 9 A S S 1 . - g Q ' - ' ,L ' 1 2 3. '- ..: ' :.'-9 ' .2 ,J U ,s.' 1 ' 1 5' ill: 191 - .:' ,.: ' ... as 1' 91' ' ' s ' -bs ' .2 , .,.:- ,.:. z .J S S .:' ,.s ' 9 ' s ' ..s. ,- 5 ' ,, . - .,s a in ' 9. ' 9 ..,s - 1 ' Q 5' :- : l 9' .s 5 . 5 1 I . '. 1 i . l . Editor 45 Northwestern Journalism Institute 35 Latin . .II -I -1 I! - ,Z ' : ' '- all - 1: . I 1 ' P .- ' S ' ' ' ' ' ,z 's ' .s ' . 5 - . .-, . P ' ' - DI ll I!!! ' 1 ' ' ' 1 1 . ' . '. 1 7 I- I. -T Q '1 ' II! ll fl ' . ,s' . ' .9 ' s'-s 1 '- .9 3' ' ..' ' 9 ' .: ' :- .:' s '11 ,Q , ui l I. I I s ' -s ,s ' . s .:'- .:- .5 'P , P F ' - ' 5. 2 - , ' .sf 5 - ' ' :- s ' . ,,,:- ' ' .1 '- I 1 ' ' ' 1 I 1 1 9'-5 .: - - ' . .- 3. 9 's ' 'D ' ' ' . - ' ..: ' .- JUDY MARROW lTransfer from Omaha Centrall Pep Club 45 Red Cross 45 Y-Teens 45 International Club 45 Lance 4. JACK MARTIN Hi-Y 45 Track 2. WILLIAM MAUS Basketball 1,2,3,45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Football 15 Track 1,25 Hi-Y 45 W Club 3,45 Latin Club 15 Jr.Red Cross 3, 4. .TUNE MEREDITH fTransfer from Omaha Technicall Lance 45 Y-teens 4. ROGER MERTENS fTransfer from Roosevelt High in Des Moines! Football 2, 3, 45 Track 2,3,45 Baseball 35 W Club 3,45 Boy's Pep Club 3. JACKIE MICKELSON lTransfer from Corley High, Akron, Ohiol Top Choir 4. DON MILLER Nebr. Regents H ono r a bl e Mention 45 H i -Y 1,3,45 International Club 45 Top Choir 2,35 Variety Show 1,2, 3,45 Class Play 35 Football 2,35 Basketball 2,3. PAUL MORGAN Hi-Y 3,45 Jr. Red Cross 1,25 Track 15 Basketball 1,2. LARRY MYERS National Honor Society 3,45 Nebr. Regents Alternate 45 Class President 25 Hi-Y 2,3,4, President 45 County Government 35 Shield Staff 3,45 Editor 45 Debater 2,3, 45 De clam 3,45 Key Club 2,3,45 W Club 3,45 Inter- national Club 45 Basketball 1,2,35 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Track 1,25 Brandeis Award 45 Quill and Scroll 4. BETH NEESEN Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Y-Teens Z,3,45 Drill Squad 3,45 Variety Show 2,35 Lance Staff 45 Shield Staff 45 Red Cross 4. BYRON D. NELSON Hi-Y 2,45 Red Cross 1,25 Radio Club 2,35 Top Choir 2, 3,45 Band 1,2,35 Latin Cldb 1,25 Lance 45 Nebraska All-State 25 State Choir 45 Inter-Group Youth Council 45 LOOK magazine Award 25 Variety Show 1,2,3,45 Shield 3,45 Pep Band 1,2,35 International Club 45 A11- State Scho1arship5 Associated Retailers Scholarship. BOB NOBLE Hi- Y Z,3,45 Red Cross 35 Homeroom Representative 35 T ra ck 25 Foot ball 1,25 County Government 35 Drawing award 2. CHUCK NOBEL Football 2,3,45 All-Conference Football 35 Home- coming Attendant 45 Track 1,2,35 W Club 2,3,45 Hi-Y 3.4. PHIL OLSON Nebraska Regents Honorable Mention 45 Shield Staff 45 Radio Club 3,45 Hi-Y 45 Photography Club 3,45 Band 1 , 2 , 35 Dance Band 1,2,35 Mixed Chorus 1,25 Hungary Five l,2,3. JUDITH OSTERCHILL lTransfer from Broad Ripple High, maple., Ind.l Pep Club 45 Y-Teens 45 Lance Staff 45 Variety Show 3,4. CLARICE PALMER Pep Club 15 Y-Teens 1,45 International Club 4. CAROLINE PALTHEN fTr a n S f e r from Duluth, Minne s otal Lanc e Staff 4. DOUG PENDRAY QTransfer from University High, Lincoln, Nebr., Hi-Y 4. DENNIE PETERSON Hi -Y 4 . NANCY PINKERTON Y-Teens 1,2,3, President 25 Thespians 3,4, Secretary 45 Pep Club 1,2131 Class Play 35 One Act Plays 35 Spanish Club 1,2. LARRY PLOG Variety Show l,2,35 Jr. Theater 2. BERNIE POLOKOV Hi- Y 2 , 3 , 45 International Club 45 Spanish Club 1,25 Shield Staff 4. NELSON RALLS QTransfer from Atlantic, Iowal National Honor Society 45 Nebraska Regents Alternate 45 Football 45Basketba1l 35 Track 35 Baseball 3,45 Hi- Y 3,45 Key Club45 W Club 3,4, Secretary 45 Chorus 3,45 State Choir 4. PAULA READING fTransfer from Omaha Northj Lance Staff 45 One act Plays 4. PHILIP ROBBINS Radio Club 1,2,3,4, Vice President 45 Spanish Club 15 Stage Crew 1,25 Band l,2,3. NANCY ROGERS National Honor Society 45 Nebraska Regents Honorable Mention 45 Y-Teens 1,2,3,4, Cabinet Member 2,3,45 Inter-club Council 2,45 Y-Teen of the Year 15 Pep Club l,.?.,3,45 International Club 45 Drill Squad 2,3,45 Lance Staff 3,45 Latin Club 1,25 Variety Show 15 Class Play 35 Homecoming Attendant 45 Basketball Sweetheart Candidate 45 Girl's State Alternate 3. JOAN ROUSE Y-Teens 3,45 Pep Club 15 Chorus 1,2. KEITH ROUSE Hi-Y 3,4. BEV RUCK QTransfer from Omaha Centrall Pep Club 45 Drill Squad 45 Red Cross 45 Lance Staff 45 One -Act Plays 3,45Shield Staff 45 Top Choir 45 Home coming Attendant 45 Variety Show 4. MILBURN SARTIN Thespians 45 Fr ench Club 3,45 International Club 45 Class Play 35 Jr. Theater 4. JONNE SCHROEDER QTransfer from Omaha Northj Pep Club 35 CountyGovernment 35 Variety Show 35 Drill Squad 3,45 Homecoming Attendant 4. CAROL SCHUETT GAA 3,45 President 35 Y-Teens 25 Pep Club l,2,3. DAVE SHADLE Football 1, 2 ,33 Track 33 Hi-Y 2,35 International Club 43 State Choir 43 County Government 3. SCOTT SIPHERD Jr. Class President3 Student Council 33 Treasurer 33 Red Cross President 43 Football 13 Basketball 13 Track Z,3,43 Hi-Y 1,2,3,41 Red Cross 3,43 International Club 43 Inter-group Youth Council 43 Exchange Student 3. RON SHARP Nebr. Regents Honorable Mention 43 Band 2, 3,43 Captain 43 Myrtle- Miller Scholarship. JANETTE SIMS GAA Z,3,43 President 43 Volleyball Team 3,43 Tennis 2. DALE SMITH Boy's Glee 1,23 Basketball 1. SAM SMITH National Honor Society 3,43 Nebraska Regents 43 Student Council 1,43 Class Secretary 23 Class Treas- urer 33 Football l,2,3,43 Basketball 1,2,3Q Hi-Y l,Z,43 Key Club Z,3,42w Club 3,43 Variety Show 1,2,33 Choir 2,32 Architectural Drawing Award 33 Homecoming Attendant 4. FRED STEVENS Radio Club 43 Hi-Y 43 Band l,2,3,43 Officer 4. JESS STEWARD lTransfer from Omaha Benson, Home Builders Award 3. GLORIA STEWART Y-Teens Z,3,43 Pep Club l,2,3,4Q Choir 1,2,3,4. HAROLD STINSON Radio Club Z,3,43 Program Director 33 News Director 43 Band 1,2,3. JUDY SWANSON QTransfer from Maywood, Ill., American History Award 33 Spanish Club 33 Pep Club 3,43 Red Cro s s 33 National Honor Society 43 Science Award 4. PAT SWINNEY QTransfer from Kansas City, Mo., GAA 43 Pep Club 43 Top Choir 4. ANNE TAYLOR Pep Club 1,Z,3,4Q Latin Club 1,23 Home coming Attendant 43 Basketball Sweetheart Candidate 43 Top Choir Z,3,43 Variety Show Z,3,45 Y-Teens Z,3,4, Cabinet member 43 Class Play 33 County Government 3. LEWIS TAYLOR Track 13 Basketball 1,21 Hi-Y 4. SANDRAATEAGARDEN QTransfer from Omaha North, Choir l,2,3,43 Variety Show 2,3,4. DENNIS TEGTMEIER National Honor Society43 Radio Club 2,3,4, President 43 Ph o t o g r aph y Club 3,4, President 43 Hi-Y 43 Nebr. Regents Ho no r able Mention 43 Variety Show 1,3,43 Shield Staff 3,43 Top Choir 43 Lance Staff 4. TERRY THOMPSON Red Cross 43 Variety Show 1. JOAN THORNGREN Pep Club 1,2,33 GAA 13 Y-Teens li Chorus 1,2,3. CAROLYNN UTIQLER fTransfer from Maywood, Ill., French Club 33 Pep Club 3,45 Jr. Red Cross 3,42 International Club 43 Y-Teens 43 Lance Staff 33 Nebr. Regents Honorable Mention 4. PAT VAN KLEECK fTransfer from Portland, Oregon, Jr.Red Cross 3,4j Y-Teens 3,4Q Pep Club 3,43 Spanish Club 33 International Club 43 Variety Show 3. VIRGINIA VANICE Pep Club l , Z,3,43 International Club 43 Latin Club 1,23 Variety Show Z. EVERETT VANDERPOOL Football 1,25 Track 1,Z. JOHN VILKS Basketball 1,23 Track 1,2,3,43 Football 1,Z,3,43 Base- ball 13 W Club 2,3,43 Hi-Y 4. DAVE WEST Nebr. Regents Honorable Mention 4. SHARON WHITAKER QTransfer from Fremont High, Y-Teens 43 Pep Club 43 Red Cross 4. GEORGE TOM WILSON QTransfer from Omaha Central, Photography Club 43 Hi-Y 4. TOM WILSON W Club 43 Hi-Y 43 Baseball 1,2343 Basketball 1,2,4. JOHN WINNAIL Basketball 1,23 Baseball 2. JACQUELYN WOLF Jr. Red Cross 3. JERRY WOEFF Hi-Y 43 Lance Staff 3,43 BARBARA WRIGHT QTransfer from Kenosha, Wisconsin, Nebr. Regents Honorable Mention 43 Jr. Red Cross 43 Pep Club 4. NANCY YOUNG QTransfer from Omaha Central, National Honor Society 3,41 Girl's State 33 National Merit Finalist 43 Nebr. Regents honorable Mention 43 Homecoming Que en 43 Basketball Sweetheart 43 Pep Club 2'3,4i President 43 Y-Teens 23 Cheerleader 2.3, 43 'Captain 43 Stude nt Council 3,42 Treasurer 43 T h e s pian s 3,43 Secretary 43 County Government 33 Choir Z,3,43 Lance 43 Shield Staff 43 Tennis Z,3,4. ANN ZACHARY lTra.nsfer from Omaha North, Y-Teens 2,33 GAA 3. , X X 'Q A 1, V55 he Shielnlhearers Far up the hills rode the Knight: but woke with dawn, and past down to the dim rich city from the fields. My lord you over pay me fifty-fold. I take it as a free gift, then, said the boy, and went on his way to behold the long streets of a little town--the murmur of the world. He left them and under the strange statued gate, entered with his twain Camelot, a city of shadowy places and stability, rich in emblem and in work. G ar y Ragnow is keeping the shelves at the BROADMOOR MARKET in perfect condition. i R A ' A A ' X-wif., :.ffyz93f, f .Q Mr. Greenhagen of GREENHAGEN'S HOUSE OF FORMAL WEAR is fitting Tom Wilson with a dinner jacket. John Bilbyis standing by a fine stone wall in front of the NATURAL STONE CENTER. O Mike Mellor is buying note cards at BAUM'S DRUG for some more of Mr. Koc1'1's busy work. l L. E. Or Chard ' S GLEN oAK's ESTATES is interesting Virginia Vanice and Barbara Harn for the sites of their future homes. .E ,Jia .A Judy McKinney and Susie Lucas go to ROSS' STEAK HOUSE when they want fine steaks. Ann Davis is buying afine sack from MILDEPUS JUNIOR BAZAAR. Bob Malone is getting his car filled with gas at DON SCHEIDT'S TEXACO SERVICE. ', YIKAIQ O -s-sq-q hug 'T' Ron Sharp is hanging from one of WEATHERCRAFT ROOFING trucks. 'na ,. -'T Sprout Hatfield is entering The fine es- tablishment of PAUL'S SPORTING GOODS. BROWNlE'S MELODY LANE is where Ron Tegtmeier buys all his records. Don Hawthorne is loading some of the fine lumber that can be purchased at INDEPENDENT LUMBER COMPANY. Nancy R og e r s is checking the safe at the CENTER BANK. Merrily Kiser is admiring some fine gifts that can be purchased at FRAN'S GIFTS. Lynn Armstrong and Anne Taylor are wait- ing for their dates at their favorite eating place, CANIGLIA'S VENICE INN. These two Westsiders are carrying out some of the fine groceries purchased at O.P. SKAGGS. Nelson Ralls, an elite senior, is bowling at the most e lite bowling alley in town, THE RANCH BOWL. Je r ry Adams is looking at one of the fine homes sold by FARNAM REAL ESTATE CO. Hiiimmix-.. V... By r on Nelson is looking at one of the fine tape recorders at the HOUSE OF HI-FI. Cathy Irving is opening an account at the FIRST WESTSIDE BANK. John Jacobson knows the place to buy lumber. He goes to THE CHICAGOLUMBER CO. sl 5 -at 'ir :M g, ,, v.cs1 f 1, s,,s -fgfu Phil Olson is purchasing his daily supply of vitamins at COUNTRYSIDE PHARMACY. Scott Siph e r d and Judy Cochran know the place to go for sna cks after a date. They go to the GOLDEN SPUR ROOM at the Blackstone Hotel. Elii ' . . - V, .,.. . c..nnor 2 it W- J -.. ,, oo, , f 1 -X 4. H so . .in -A J so -. Bm A: N M W H My V Mik e, of MIKE'S SKELLY SERVICE, is letting Al Auringer wash the windows of his own car. 1 .54 f. i Kathy Carney is rearranging some clothing at the fine clothing store in the village. VI.RGIE'S. Carolynn Utiger is entering the fine es- tablishment of VARLY DRUG. Bob Ja cob s on is purchasing a corsage at BRADLEY FLORIST. 4 Whether your car is old or new do like Steve Di ckin s on does, take it to GRABOW'S 3 MINUTE CAR WASH. Tom Austin is bu sily mowing the lawn in front of the AUSTIN ART STUDIOS. Ann Zachary says, DRESHER'S is the place to take your laundry. If you want to go to Europe, like Steve Spaulding has done, see TRAVEL AND TRANSPORT. .....,N..-M Beautiful Donna Barnhart says, Come to Y ERG E Y 'S DEPARTMENT STORE, and I will help you. Alice Gillogly and Sue Hellman are looking ata copy of the LANCE, compliments of the SHOLIN AND HELLMAN MORTUARY. -o-q Sharonwhitaker knows the place to go to do good banking . She goes to the DOUGLAS COUNTY BANK. Harriette Day and Pat van Kleeck are at the RAY STRYKER CO. looking at paint samples for their future homes. Judy Hoeman is making a withdrawal from the COMMERCIAL SAVINGS AND LOAN CO. Dennis Tegtmeier is admiring the sign in front of the TEGTMEIER REALTY CO. Carole Crosby is driving her hot Chev in front of our modern school building, compliments of CROSBY-KUNOLD MORTUARY. B rownell Ruck is playing one of the fine organs from ECKERT PLANO CO. Roger Brown is making an appointnient to get his picture taken at the CLAUDE CONSTABLE STUDIO. Judy Lyle is looking at the sign in front of her favorite hangout, TODD'S. LLOYD'S SHOES not only has shoes for high school students but also for the young and old. K X' I T x Q -' of - ww: , al... M Judy Swanson is entering the fine shopping center in this area, COUNTRYSIDE VILLAGE. W. ! 1 3, The 90th street DAIRY QUEEN is the place Whe r e Sandra Teagarden and many others buy the best of ice cream. June Merideth is sitting on one of the modern chairs at MILDRED DRAPER INTERIORS. Big Bill Campbell. is placing a JOHN JENKINS REALTY s ig n on one of the fine houses in this area. Judy Cochran is waving at you from a boat that can be purchased at UNITED BOAT SALES. X153 Beverly Blaz ek is eating some of the fine food at the NEW TOWER RESTAURANT. Bob Geisler s ay' s If it's good enough for me, it ' s good enough for any other bird. Try GEISLER'S PET PRODUCTS. Rodney Nelson is placing a. WESTSIDE REALTY CO. sign in front of his house. Deedy Decker is coming into our fine school b u i 1 di ng carrying a n armload of books, compliments of D E C KE R ENTERPRISES, INC. we , HN Mya raf.Qs4i214 AnnAnderson is purchasing insurance from th e Omaha General Agent of GUARANTEE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. MLW- Compliments ol 13-in it 356 411565115 1 G .S auce Q b N , 2565 ST. MARY'S AVE., OMAHA, NEBRASKA FIRE INLAND MARINE OCEAN MARINE BONDS CASUALTY Q INCLUDING WORKMEN'S COMPENSATIONJ AVIATION REPRESENTED IN OMAHA EXCLUSIVELY BY EARLE P. BARNES Sz CO. GREENBERG INSURANCE AGENCY 674 INSURANCE BUILDING 3909 FARNAM ST. TELEPHONE: AT 6678 TELEPHONE: WE 2111 H9 ' M ,D Q, V? Q 7' QV: gy t ,.t ,rl U' 4 I . .1 . 1996? 'J V 'ig 1.4-3 2 ,J . 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Eng 25:35. rign L xxlsax'-E.ofrgES?iio5?1ft1:IE sialic? 01:1 rixdltlliie g?tS N' Y ,,,: wen s ow Taxa'-: e r ero e a e U n: n e are 'Z fi- r yone ,his d that shrine with them in all the rea - TM. s rlichest wx Vivgb: 1 make his name. '5 1 . .,,,, ., ff- ' X . though you call them great there is many a youth now crescent who will e to all they are and overcome it for in them dwells a greatness to know ' 573 they are not the greatest: there is the man. X But evermore knights will ride away to cease not from their quest until they is find. The whole Round Table is dissolved which was a image of the mighty world. And the days round, as the years among new men, strange face, other minds. I I f 1 But though they leave for this quest, may count the yet-unbroken strength of all the knight s , rejoicing in that Order which they made. For how many V among thee at this very hour do forge a life for thyselves, how many, until ye ' N pas s and reach that other where ye see as ye are seen, this one which last act of knighthood shalt thou see yet. For rolling far along the course of days M of old and days to be cries The glory of thy Table Round is still more. Q SO IT WAS WRITTEN, SO IT IS DONE. X 'THE STAFF OF THE SHIELD MAY, 1958 X X - X yr. 1 X TT' 554' k x NK 'li' iii A in in i i Q X I if iiif ,, t::1l'fEf of --in-Ljaje is igwfi W .M - K M 7 WM gl' flgbi ?.SL A ,X J? JN 1. ff -Ji-'Q' f ..1:s ff ,Z ,L r' 145'-1' ilpfi- D26 4:4 ,, V ,gf .,--if-f 4...' A-- :T- -:1 0,4-. . ...E -Rl -unr- - g -. ' ll Pill IUFHYIIH ..,-.41.,. ff 'ff f- , . . T4 gy.. - -Q rn: ,,. 4k :I-AFWFT , ,Q x wg - A . , Y ,.,.X- 'fi x,N ,I Q ' A., is ' X. Nimxllj . 5 3, f '+P--I ,..-- 5':' -'- 5: