College View High 1955 Yearbook

We the class of 1955, hereby dedicate this Viewpoint to Mr. Paul W. Benjamin, for without his help this book could never have been published Our thanks to him for sponsoring both the annual and the newspaper, and for being an ever willing sponsor of the buses to away games.

ClJ i reclors

ClJ i r ectors

The First National Bank of Lincoln

Paul W Benjamin English, Lib r a ry, Viewpoint and P & G Sponsor

Mrs Georgianna Compton So cial Studies

Fern Housman B u s i n e s s Education, Publications Financial Adviso r, S ervice Committee Sponsor , National Honor Society Sponsor

Mrs Verle Morris Office S ecret ary

Evelyn Fo sbu ry Engli s h , Vocal Musi c

Mrs . Edna Keal Speech , Engl ish , Spanish

Grace - C Reiff History , Mod ern Problems , Y-Teens Sponsor

Mrs. Le a nor J. Thompson ·

onomics Ar t

Hazel G. Scott Principal , Algebra

Oscar 0 . Bretthorst Mathemat ics , Sc ie nce

G erald E Frederick S o cial Studies , English, Debate Squad Sponsor

Calvin G Melson Industrial Arts

Mrs . Shirley Schweser Scho ol Nurs e

Kenneth Yings t Social Studies

Tom A Gillaspie S cience, Drive r Education , Foo tb all C o a c h, Track C oach

Rex D Mercer Math e matics , Basketball Coach , Student Council S pons or

William B Splichal Band

NATURE

As a fond mother, when the day is o ' er; Leads bv the hand h er little child to bed, Half w illing , half reluctant to be led , And lea v e his broken playthings on the floor, Still gazing at them through the open do or, Nor who l: y reassured and comforted By promises of others in their stead , Which, though more sp lendid , may not please him more , So Nat u re deals with us , and tak es awa y Our playthings one by one , and by the hand Leads us to rest so gently, that we go S ca r ce knowing ii we wish to go o r stay , Being too full of sleep to ;.mde r sta nd How far the unknown transcends the what we know.

-Henry Wadsworth Longfellow

Mrs Fern Housman was born at Plymou t h, Nebraska. She attended the Beatrice schools and was graduated from Beatrice High School. Shortly afterward, she went to the state of Mi ssissippi where she was employed as a teacher.

After her marr iage to Harry M. Housman, they made their home in Mayfield, Kentucky, un til Mr. Housman 's death in 1918.

Mrs Ho usm an r eturned to Nebraska and resumed her education She completed a course at the Northwestern Bu siness College of Beatrice and received her A .B. degree from the Colorado State Teache r s College at Greeley. She taught commercial subjects in Beatrice, Wymore, and Benkelman High Schools She wa s then employed by the Boar d of Educat ion at Lincoln , Nebra ska , and had taught here continuously until her death on March 21

Mrs Housma n had studied at Columbia University in New York City, University of California at Berkeley, Combined Universities of Belgium ,_ and the University of Nebraska, in addi tion to Colorado State Teachers College where she received her bachelor's and mas ter ' s degrees.

Before becoming a member of the CVHS facult y in 1942, Mrs. Housman taught at Lincoln High Scho ol. During the thirteen years she was at CVHS, she taught typing, shorthand, and bookkeeping She sponsored the National Honor Society and the Service committee and was financial advi ser for the P&G and the Viewpoint.

Mrs. Fern Housman

Mr. Splichal, Mrs Meile, Mrs Thompson, and Mr Benjamin, checking costumes for Viewmen Varieties

Mr Keill smiles with approval at the time of one of his track boys

Better one byrde in hand than ten in the wood.

Senior Class P resident , Viewpoint, P & G, Student Cou ncil , CV Club 3,4, Football 3,4

Lynn Hatcher

Whate 'er he did was done with so much ease. In him alone, 'twas n a t u r a 1 to please.

S e ni or Cla ss Vice-president, CV Club P resident, Senior Class Pla y, Football 3,4, Basketball 3,4, Track , 3,4

Her voice was ever soft, gentle. and low, an excellent thing in woman.

Se nior Cla s s Tr eas ur er, Mix ed C horus 4 Girl s Gle e 3.4

Beverly Safley

She that was ever fair and never proud, Had tongue at will and yet was never loud. Seni"or Class Secretary, Viewpoint, P & G, Pep Club 3,4. Pep Club Vice - president , Y - Teens, Student Council Secretar y, Majorette 4, Senior Class Play, M ixed Chorus 3,4 , Girls Glee 3,4, G.A A.

David Paulsen

Barbara Klone

Diane Forester

From the crown of her head to the so le of her foot , she is all mi rth .

Pep Club 2 ,3,4 , Cheerleader 4 ,

Y-Teens 2,3,4, Mixed Chorus 4, Girls Glee 2,3,4 , Band 1, Senior Cla ss Play, G A.A ,

Dan Duff

Th e wo rl d 's mine oyster , wh ich I w ith sword will open'. P & G Assistant Editor, CV Club 2,3,4, Student Council 3, Student Council Vice - president, Mixed Chorus 3, Junior Cla s s Play, Basketball 2 ,3,4 , Track 2 ,3,4, Football Student Manager 4

David Edw ar d s

He is a great observer, and he looks quite through the deeds of men.

Viewpoint. P & <;;. Band 3,4, Mixed Chorus 4

Lowell Ham

Better late than never.

C V C l ub 2, 3,4 , S tu d en t C o uncil Treasurer, Ju nio r C las s Play, Football 2,3 ,4 , Track 2, 3,4.

Richard Gregg

And though he promise to h is l oss He makes his promise good.

Senior Class P lay.

Continental National Bank of Lincoln , Nebraska

Those about her-from her, shall read the perfect ways of honour.

Viewpoint. P & G, Pep Club 3,4, Y-Teens 2,3,4 , Y-Teens President , Student Council, Band 1,2, Mixed Choru s 1,2,4 , Girls Glee 1,2,3,4 , Senior Cla ss Play.

I'll not budge an inch.

Viewpoint, P & G, CV Club 1,2,3,4, Student Council President , Football 1,2,3,4, Basketball 3,4 , Track 2,3,4.

Some day I shall awake and find myself famous.

Viewpoint, P & G Editor, Band 1,2,3,4, Band Vice-president, Senior Class Play , Basketball Student Manager 4

Ask me no questions, and I'll tell you no lies.

Jun io r Cla ss Play, Senior Class Play

I had rather have a fool to make me merry than experience to make me sad. Senior Class Play .

National Bank of Commerce

Action is transitory,-a step, a blow; The motion of a muscle, this way or that.

CV Club 2,3,4, Senior Class Play, Football 2,3,4, Track 3,4.

Imojean Harral

Delmar Pettigrew

Glenn Hoy

Alan Ramey

Larry Myers

Eugene Reed

Mary Evelyn Reynolds

And m i s t r e s s of herself, though china fall.

Y-Teen s 4, G irls Glee 4 , Junior Class Pla y, Senior Clas s Play

Her blue eyes sought the west afar, For lovers love the western star.

Viewpoint editor, P & G, Pep Club 2,3,4, Y-Teens 2 ,3,4, Y-Teens Vice-president, Student Council 4, Band 2 ,3,4, Band President , Mixed Chorus 2,3,4, Girls Glee 2, National Honor Society , Junior Class Play, G A A., Drum Major.

Robert Sellards

The gentle mind by gentle deeds is known; For a man by nothing is so well betrayed as by his manners.

Entered Senior year

Takeo Utsumi

The things which must bemust be for the best.

Viewpoint, Ba s ke tball 4

Jerry Snyder

Nothing is impossible to a willing hart.

Viewpoint, Pep Club 2,3,4, CV Club 1,2,3,4, Cheerleader 2,3,4, Mixed Chorus 2, Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play, Football Student Manager 1.

Hovland-Swanson

College Greenhouse

M. Utsumi

Gwen TeSelle

Bliss was it in that dawn to be alive, But to be young was very heaven!

Viewpoint, P & G, Pep Club 3,4, Y - Te ens 2,3 ,4 , Majorette 3,4 , Mixed Chorus 3,4, Girls Glee 3, Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play, G.A A.

Lou Ann Rogers

Roberta Van A ll en Absence makes the heart grow fonder.

P ep C lub 2,3,4, C heerlea de r 4, Y-Teens 2,3,4 , Ma jorette 3, Mixed C horus 2,3,4 , G irls Glee 2,3,4 , Senior C lass Play .

Mary Wh it e

A perfect w o m a n, nobly planned. To warn, to comfo:t, and command.

P & G, Pep Club 2,3,4, Pep Club President, Y-Teens 2,3,4, Student Council 2, Girls Glee 1, Service Committee 2,3,4, Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play, G.A A.

Glenn Wilhelm

If nobody cares for me, I'll care for nobody.

Band 4, Jun io r C lass P lay, Senior Class P lay

IN MEMORIAM

Carol Hatch

November 11, 1937-November 8, 1954

There is a Gl ea ner whose name is Death And with the sharp knife keen

He gleans the full grown grain in a breath And the flowers and Buds of Promise between.

" Shall I have naught that is Fair; And us e only the full grown grain?

Wh en Bud s of Promise are so sweet to me, Our Creator will preserve them for me ."

He gazed at the Buds with tearful eyes; He kis se d their youthful leaves.

" This is for the Lord of Paradise I bind Th e e in my sheaves.''

Oh n ot in cruelty or in wrath

The Gleaner came this way It was God's messenger who sought This Bud to assist in the crown.ing day.

Ethel T Wead Mick

THE LAST GRADUATING CLASS OF CVHS

Prairie Maid Meat Products Co.

Joe Luchsinger F. R. Michals

The football team? " Really !"

Earl Gould Cabinet Shop

Hess

Brown Class (9/ficers

Dill Hartz

All en Barnhouse

Beall

Bourne Carney

Cheuvront Coleman Ellis

Epp Erickson

Faulhaber Glaser Harig

Harvey Henderson

Stahnke Plumbing

Holman

Irons

Kirchhoff

Kraatz

Murphy Neemeyer

Ryan Schmidt

Stiebler Terpsma

Jensen

Jensen

Mat lock

Mehuron

Parry Poggemeyer

Schwartz Selk

Van Cleave

Wurtz

Van Sickle Glass and Paint Co

Kirby

Mook

Rerucha

Sherman

Zobens

Nan in a rar e working m o od

" Rah ! Rah ! Ra h!"

Elmer A. Prenosil - Accident Health Hospitalization Life For Woodmen Accident Co. 223 Sharp Bldg. 2-2881, 4-4819

Ca rm in on e of her happ y hours

6/he 8ophomores

First: Lar son , Gro tj an , Green , Mohr , Schu l tz , Rad m ore , Beard , Vaughn , Talcott, Talcott , Turner, Malone, Kleege, Walters, Eley, Kr a atz , Fa h rnb ruch, Fi she r

Second: Bourne, Gla s er , Schu ltz , Donahoo , Titter i ngto n, Howett , Van Allen, Harvey, Clement. Harral, Sell, Kirchhoff, Tucker, Brugge m an , Webb , Allan , Blair.

Third: Mrs Keal , McDonald , Barmore , De Yong , Keal , Hendrickson, Anderson, Michaelis, Ward, Boring, Madden, Crawford , Pangborn, Chartier, Chism, Smith , Nelson, Edwards.

Sophomore S u pervis e rs Brug g eman, P r e sident ; Radmore , Vice- P r e siden t; Green, Secretary-Treasurer.

{Jraders

First: Sturz ene gger, Borgman, King, Sherman, Aldridge, Riley, Cheuvront, Klepinger, Grote, Fischer, Wahl, Pruitt, Klone, Bo urn e, He ss on, Humann, Gould, Lyon , Han se n, Zimm erman.

Second: Debu 3, Ripley , Reynolds, Shipps , Nelson, Myer s, Van Cleave , Ham, Wright, White, Beeman, Carney, Stratton, G raham, Caughran , Car lson, Woodcock, Mc Ca ll, Hagem eister, Rutt, Masters.

Third: Mi ss Fo s bury , Rog er s, Ke telsen, Maybee, Kennedy, Irons, Kaeding, Crawford , Kirby , Becker, Kuklish, Perry, Jancke, Hollings worth , Eno, Hibb s, Cassel, Mook, Peterson, Byers, Johnson, Frazer, Mr. Mercer.

Ninth Grade Big Wheels. Riley, Treasurer; Myers , Pr es id ent; Humann , Secretary.

&ighth ·(},raders

First: Hall , Henderson, Stratton, Duckett, Hamil ton, He ster, Braum, Dorf, C lifford, Fisher, Schoepf, Hoffman, Gant, Ke yser, P ruitt, Gronquist

Second: Moffitt, Pike , Egge r, Kievit, Hornby , Frazer, S terk, Elm, Read , Bishop, Tenhu lzen , Byers, Al thouse, Leaver, Wolf, Kimmer ling

Third: Mr. Melson , Pace , Forester, He rgenr ader , Bruhl , Scott, Robert s, Sapp, Barnhouse, Werner , Duff,. Broadwater, Murph y, Christen, Ziegler , Mills, Hergert, Walters

Eighth Grade Executives : Moffitt, President ; Hornby , Treasur er; Hergert, Secretary

{Jra ders

Fi rs t Row : Vo ll e r, S teve ns , Eden , Ham , Dorf , Oak s, Horn, Roberts , Phifer , Tinggaard , Chilen, Malone , Woodcock , Pace. Hill, Hungate , Di etr i ch , Larson, Van Cleave.

Se c o n d Ro w: Roberts , Mc Cloney , Hag e meister , Kilpatrick , Durfee, Rieflin , Pegans, Sc hr oder , Adkisson, Downard , Foreman, Perry , Ritzman, Rank, Shipp s, Barmo r e , Minary , Wahl, Sherwood , Fahrnbruch , Grot jan , Hanse n , Hoaglin

Th i rd Row : Vaughn , T hi e rs tein , Ham, Moyer , Leeke, Utsu mi, Dye , Tucker , Scott, Sieck, P angborn, Kr emer, Edwards , Kepler, Clifford , Heinz, Shore, Graham, Hildebrand, St erk, Bourne, Mr s. Compton

Seventh Grade Cabinet: Pangborn, President; Dye, Treasurer; Eden, Secretary

Scene 1

First Row: Grotjan, Riley , Kleege , Radmore , Klone , Malone, Green , Matlock , Vaughn, Fisher, Fahrnbruch, Parry.

Second Row: Ham , Shipp s, Ripley, Terpsma, Bruggeman, Talcott, Fore ster , Talcott , Schultz, Carney , Kirchhoff, Van Allen.

Third Row: Mi ss Fo sbury, Elli s , Frazer, Selk , Titterington, Van Cleave , Hendrick s, Becker, Edwards, Ha rral , Van Allen, Klone , Re ynolds.

Scene 11

First Row: Shipps, Carney, Brugg eman, Safley, Beeman, Klcne, Harral, Fraz er, Roger s, Bec'ker, Mook, Ketelsen, Sapp, Selk, Graham, Hartz, Forester, Ripley. ·

Second Row: M iss Fosbury , Borgman, Ly on, Ch euvro nt , Grote, Klone, Green, Turner, Van Allen, Glazer, Rogers, Shultz, Radmore , TeS elle , Pog ge me ye r, Riley, Hu mann, Hansen

Third Row: King , Klepinger, Woodcock, Pet erson, Reed, Crawford, Schwartz, Bo ring, Edwards, Hollingsworth, Keal, Harvey, My ers, Nelson, Gould, Lar sen.

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8cene 1v Concert 0and

First: Ch euvro nt , Borgman , Mook, Lyon, Kete l sen , Roge r s , Cheuvront, Humann

Second: G rah am , Mur phy, Key ser, Be eman , Donahoo, Turner , My ers , Peterson, Grote, Duckett, Gant.

Third: P i k e, Wolf , Caug h ran , Wilhe l m , Lar s on, Edwa r ds, Schwartz , Zi mm e r man , Bourne , Egger, Nelson, Nelson, Gronq uist, Ho lling s worth , Hartz

Fourth left: Mohr, Tenhulzen, Myers , King , Mc Call. Right: Dill, Pangborn, Brown , Bor i ng

Standing: M r Splichal, TeSelle, Schmidt , Safley, Glazer, Kimmerling, Moffit , Rogers. Page 24 Dr. G. 4.. Ackerman

Front Row: Schmidt , Safley, Rogers , TeSelle , Glaser. Clockwise in C: Mook , Wilhelm , Murphy , Cheuvront , Graham , Rogers , Beeman, P ik e , Bor g man, H ansen, Wolf , Zimmer

man , Egger, King , Keyser, Mohr, Larsen, Tenhulzen, Mc Call, Mye r s, Bou rn e, S chw ar t z, E dwards , Nelson , Ne l so

, Pangborn, Brown , Mr. Splichal , Dill, Boring , Myer s, Peterson

V at Left: Caughran , Cheuvront , Grote , Gant , Donahoo, T urner , Gronquist Hartz , Hollingsworth, Kimmer ling , Moffit.

Les McAdams Studio

Standing: Safley , Glaser, Schm idt. Kneeling: TeSelle.

Hotel Lindell

Ju s t the right size for Bob .

Careful Kathy!

Seated: Safley , Edwar d s, Ut sumi , White , Ro gers , Har ral, TeSelle , Myers Standing: H oy , Sn yder , Mr s H o u sman, Mr Benjamin , Pa ulse n

Left to Right: Hoy , Safley, H arral, TeSelle , M yers, Rogers, White, Pau lse n, Edwards Standing: Mr s Hou sm an , Mr. Benjamin.

8cene 111-1955

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First Table: Brown , Har tz, Mehuron , Carney, Schmidt, Harvey, Parry

Second Table: Mook, Gla se r , Faulhaber, Barnhouse, Neemeyer.

Standing: Murphy , Ch e uvront, Mrs . Housman, Mr. Benjamin.

8cene 1v -Y-&eens

First: Kraa tz, He ndricks, Kle e ge , Beard, For eman, Mehuron, Van Allen , H enderso n , Fahrnbruch , Holman, Titterington , Edwa rds

Second: Sc hmidt , Vaughn, Green , Elli s , P og g emeyer, Ra dmore, TeSelle, Bea ll , Walters, Mi ss Reiff, Stiebler.

Third: Mal one, Tucker , Safley, Re ynol d s, Matlock, Terp s ma, Talcott , Talcott , Coleman, Turn er, Hartz , Kirchhoff.

Fourth: Howett , Van Allen , Roger s, He ss, Kirb y, Schultz , Selk , Gla s er, Harrel, Fore s ter, Donahoo , Van Cleave , White , Fau lhaber , Bruggeman.

Hall-Kenned y Lockers Wiles Cafe

First: Re ed , Hatc her, Van C leave , Jensen, Harvey , Myer s, Carn ey, Ele y, Nelson , Wright , Mr Mercer

Second: Mr. Gil lasp ie , Erick son, Brow n , Pa ulsen, Cheuvront , Allen , H am , Dill , Hoy, Madden.

Third: Jancke , Fick , Duff , Har vey , Mook , Epp , Michaeli s, Cr aw fo rd , Sn yd er.

8cene V1

First Row: Hall, Aldridge, Gant, Borgman, Clifford, He s ter, Carney, Fraz er, Ripley, Kimmerling, Fahrnbruch, Schoepf, Hoffman, Hansen, Henderson

Second Row: Bourn e, Humann, Ch euvront, Grote, Riley, Vaughn, Byers, Althou se , Braum, Beeman, Walters, Beard, Kie vit, Lyons, Gronquist.

Third Row: Ham, Hagemeist er, Frazer, Forester, Hornby, Mills, Sterk, Ketelsen, Rogers , Mook, Bishop, Read, Pike, Ziegler, Malone, Graham , Mrs. Meile.

8cene w, - national fl-{onor 8ociety

National Honor Society is an organization for the junior and senior students who excell in citizenship, scholarship, leadership, and service. Not more than fifteen percent of the senior class may become members. Five percent of these are chosen in their junior year and the remaining ten percent are chosen in their senior year . This high honor is awarded to the students whom the faculty believe to be deserving of it.

Due to the size of the class of 1955, Lou Ann Rogers was- the only member of her class to receive the honor in her junior year. On May 10, Glenn Hoy and Mary White were chosen to make up the remaining ten percent of their class. Lewis Brown and Jim Murphy were the two members of the junior class to become members.

This year the National Honor Society has sponsored the convocations honoring the Honor Roll Students and their parents. "Confident Living in the High School World " was the theme of the fall program. Connie Schmidt, Nancy Mehuron, Jeffre Cheuvront, Brenda Kraatz , Jim Dill, Zean Carney, Bill Barnhouse, Jim Murphy, Lewis Brown, and Jack Harvey gave speeches which they had written on the traits they felt necessary for confident living in the high school world.

"The Living Constitution" was the theme chosen for the spring program and was a program designed to inform the audience of the true meaning of each phrase of the preamble to the Constitution Lewis Brown, Zean Carney, Jeffre Cheuvront, David Edwards, Brenda Kraatz, Nancy Mehuron, Jim Murphy, Lou Ann Rqgers, Robert Sellards, and Mary White were speakers, with the assistance of a speaking choir consisting of the Honor Students from the ninth through twelfth grades.

The programs were presented through the cooperation of the music, art, business, and English departments.

Mrs. Fern Housman has been the sponsor of the group.

Lou Ann Rogers

Glenn Hoy

Mary White

Lewis Brown

Jim Murphy

8cene V111

First Row: Hess, Beall , Sn y der, Van Allen , Fore s ter.

Second Row: White , Rogers, Harral , Safley, Schmidt , TeSelle , Gla s er , Hartz

Third Row: Stiebler, Kraatz, Matlock, Terpsma, Mehuron, Van Cleave, Henderson.

Fourth Row: Mrs. Thompson, Kirchhoff, Green , Radmore, Schultz, Donahoo, Turner, Talcott, Hendricks.

Fifth Row: Faulhaber, Graham, Tucker, Bruggeman, Cheuvront, Borgman , Carney, Frazer, Hansen, Fahrnbruch

Seventh Row: Walters, Mook , Lyon, Ketelsen, Beeman, Grote, Riley, Aldridge , Bourne , Hagemeister

8cene

1X

8tudent C!ounctl

Starting around table from left to right: P erry, Harral, Paulsen, Brown, Rog ers , Schul tz, Ham, Duff , Hoy , Safley, Mr. Mercer, White, Hatch er, Dorf, Schmidt , Schultz, Barmore, St ratton , White, Wahl.

Seated: Huma n n , C heuvront , Mook , Ripley , Hansen , Crawford , Caughran

Standing: Rog ers, Mr. Frederic k.

rR.ed C3ross C3ounetl ,..

Seated: Myers, Carney, Nelson, Dill, Mrs Thompson.

Hollingsworth, Pangborn, Moffitt, Wright, Reynolds, Bruggeman, Hartz, Wolf, Cheuvront, Stevens, Thierstein.

Standing:

Lincoln Army Store Calvert Street Pharmacy

Standing: Myers , Wright, Harvey, Carney, Reed, Ham, Jancke, Michaelis, Allen, Erickson, Epp, Crawford, Fick, Wurtz, Mook, Madden, Boring, Harvey, Walker, Brown, Paulsen, Dill, Anderson, Chartier, Hoy, Cheuvront, Hatcher, Nelson, Van Cleave, Kneeling: Mr. Gillaspie, Hergert, Mr. Mercer.

Football Sertoma Club Winners - Hoy, Harvey, Mook, Brown.

Standing: Hatcher , Hoy, Brown , Madden, Mook , Utsumi, Harvey, Duff, Michaelis, Keal, Reed, Kneeling: Mr Mercer, Myers

Dan Duff

Eugene Reed Gi pson Mo

or and Tire Ser v ice

Lynn Hatcher

Glenn Ho y

Standing: Mr. Gillaspie, Eno, Schwartz, Crawford, Ryan, Erickson, Dill, Anderson, Epp, Kneeling: Kirchhoff, Myers, Wright, Harvey, McDonald, Bourne, Jensen, Glaser, Hessen, Hergert.

8cene H, - fJrack

F"irst row: Van Cleave, Harvey, Wright, Carlson. Stratton, Johnson, Eley, Kennedy, Woodcock

Second row: Anderson, Carney, Brown, Reed, Ham , Erickson, Wurtz, Paulson, Hoy, Mohr

Third row: Mr. Keil!, Mc Donald, Cheuvront, Schwartz, Kaeding, Mook, Dull, Epp, Maybee, Chartier, Michaelis

Hazen Shoe Shop

8cene 1v - C!heerleaders

Left to right. Forester, V a n A llen, S ny der , Beall, Hess

Hotel Lincoln, Lincoln Nebraska

8cene v - C3oaches and C3aptains

Basketball coach

Football coach Track coach

Rex Mercer

Tom Gillaspie

Jim Keill

Football captain Track Captain

Basketball captains

G lenn Hoy

Eugen e Reed

Dan Duff and Lynn Hatcher

rRoyalty

King and Queen of Sports

Mary White and Glenn Hoy are the 1955 Queen and King of Sports. They were honored at the All Sports Banquet on April 2.

The Queen is chosen by the CV Club. By ballot , she is cho sen on a basis of show ing outstanding school spirit and taking an aggressive interest in the best sportsmanship and servi ce at school and athletic events She must have attended CVHS for three ye ars and be a member of Pep Club but not a majorette or cheerleader

The King is chosen by the CV Club and faculty on a point sy s tem based on character, participation in s chool activities and sports, team spiri t, scholasti c rating and lead er"ship ability. Glenn received 585 point s . The highest ever received wa s 587.

Mr. and Miss Viewman

Safley and Hatcher

Shamrock Princess

Snow ball Princess

Pr incess Forester and Attendant Van Allen

Prince ss Forester and attendants Radmore, Beall, Te Selle, (Va n Allen , crownbearer) Safley, Henderson, and Ki rchhoff.

Di g those eyeballs!

After- s chool assembly.

Small c a r!

Harvey " Bona p arti."

Embarrassing situation

Lunch Hour.

Tea for T' ree!