It ' s sort of hard to put in v1ords Tho thine; v,e waYlt you to kncm ~e hesitater but ~~t-\' f e lmov1 you 1 11 lw.ve to go
It t s oviC:ont \ : 0 111 miss you But that·s sonothin~ u0 1 ll boar 0 ince evarJthins ~ust change ve ~now It is our duty to be fair .
Though we t ve never really shown it v-Jhen wo ha vo s ee :1 y c u in the hall .; e send best with you An~ God;s bioss ~~g b3 wi~~ us all .
MRS. FA USS
ms . AYRES
MISS Jonss ,
MRS, VE3T., MRS . ,n!ILSO_T, }iR
MR . ROSS,
PID.~PHREY., !.ms . l.JHIT:C , 1.m
G!J1T J~ cunmrs
J:IRS :GTITLEY , r~rss Dr:E ,
MRS . B:SRGl:H , MR • PA LI:C_ ,
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CUSTODL\L FORCE
HRS • GOR/}.LSKI r,m s . BL,"..CK
ROW THREE
G~OTIGE MORRISSEY
JOHN BERK
JOHN SHJ'l1EX
HARMON IRELAND
Jor.: J0 r ~s
HRS. MURPHY
RO .".' ONE
G:ORGE DILTSEIJE
I1~m DEHI;Y
LEOlLi.JD s =-:n RT
Written 8-nd Sc hool in Lincoln ,
EDITOR n; CI-I1EP
P att? ·N aym ire 9A PIC run? Ef rroRS •
pub J.ish od Ecbrasl:a
Arlene Koah~ , Patricia T ippery, Dianne Decker , Esther Lambert, J~}iq -~aylor , Bet ty ~beele r . FE ATUR~ EDIT ·;p ,) • Dianne f' . r"" e'.rnr, Patricia Tippe r y , 1,in.rg ie Luft. Sall~r rTillt=n~ , Ruby R:~ls~ 1 is s on J ::. >at ty '.'1/he e)er , Barbar a 100 s J P at"G/ \T:,y.i~:.t...2."e , Jack }::err:i.tt;J Alli.a Taylor , Goldie Perkins , Janet S mith., :r>o.t Jacks o 11, Peggy Faze l, iJaler i a Me aha n , /r l ene Koahn , ~,hirley
Jae ks 0~1.;
SPORTS EDITOR
Jae~~ 1 f err it t
ART EDI'J::10RS
Herbert Sheridon , Jack I·'e rritt, Valeria L'I eahan, Goldie Perldns , Larry Sau er , J1 uby ~as.muss en
C-IRCUL..i.I1ION EDITC-HS
Sally Mille r, Ruby Rs.smus s e n .
EXCtL'UTGE EDITOR
Julia Tayl or BUS Il!~SS MAN:\GER
Det ty Vhee ler
ST= l'.CIL A.tlTIST
Lar ry Daue r
TYPISTS i\.ND nnrnoGRi PH 0 P:RAT0RS
Dorothy ,Jones , ~fadine Locler , M8. r ilyn .1 Iiller, Janie e Mc I(oe , i.~o.ria L1endoz9. , Cor liss 3aumga rtner , Ba rbara Eno , Dixie Bar tlett, iJonnaloe Landis, •..;•1rion Lam )ort , Valerio jeanne Turner , Donna Leo ~ ovarik , Dor i s McKeon , Shirley Band , LaVonne Hulbe rt , Carol ,' 1.nderson , :cl ob e rta Owen .
NB!1!S /'..N D /u.1T ~\ DVISE R :-us s Persson
TYPIFG ADVIS:STI
Mrs . Black
PRODlJCTIO N :i.DV ISE R
Mr Bogar
Ro v, III Mrs kin s , sson . Blaclc , Esther L ambe rt , Ru by Rasmussen , Goldie Pe rJan et Smith , Diane Docker , p e. t Tippery , r.T i s s Per -
Ro! II ,Tul i a Taylor , Patty 1Hayru iro , Barba rR Loos Sa.lly Miller, • • • Vo.1:::::-iio. .1c~ho.n , ·Pegs:;- Jazc l, _\rlono }{nohn , Loo na Jonnings
Ro w I Herbort Sheridon , Sh i rley Jaclrnon , Larry Bauer , Jack J.Ierritt , Ma r gie Luft , Pat Ja c lrnon , Bett y 1".'heelc r .
The Civic League was organized in 1923 twenty - seven years ago when %'bittier with its new b~ilding was the first junior high school e_;3tablished in Lincoln ·rhis plan of student organization was not a new one in our city as it had been in operation in the elementary schools which had previous to 1923 included all grades from kindergarten through the eighth grade .
The Civic League with its two divisions , one for girls and one for boys , has always served a useful function in our school . Playground activities , supervision of bicycle racks , direction of traffic in the cafeteria , operation of a lost and found department , care of stage properties are some of tho many activities car.'i-a:1 on by Civic League members
Through the delegate assemb]ypupil opinion has helped in the making of rules and in shaping school policies . ~ lso pupils have through this means helped promote such activities as sale of tickets for eve~ing programs and getting subscriptions for the school program .
Somo changes in the opcrntion of the organization have been made through the years , the most notable being in the manner of nominatins and electinG officers During the early years pupils had less freedom of choice in the selection of leaders inasmuch as a nominating committee composed of pupils, principals , and faculty members made up the slate of candidates . on the sur;gestion of social studies teachers a primary system of nominating was adopted. Pupils then carried petitions obtaining signatures of classmates who were willing to vouch for their fitness to hold office . Recently pupils have merelJ signed a statement in which they declare thoir intention to . run for office . nnother chan8e that has proved to be satisfactory is the appointment of committee members through a civil service system Pupils aro ra tod ace ording to a point sys tern and on this bas is are selected for committees
TheCivic League has operated successfully as an organization in v1hich pupils may practice democracy. We are proud of the leadership and service records made by our officers and committee members in high school, university, and later in public life
First and Second Semesters
Row II Janet Lutzi , Honnie Johnson , Rober t Barnet t, Doro1 Schneider, Sharon Littrell , Row I Barbara 1!'.J ells , Jan ot Kruse , Eddie Hamer , Pa tty Johns ~
First Semester
Rov.r III Lois Vlach , Hal Rowe, 1 tobert Barnett , rrank Ledere1 Di~l~ Giebelhaus , Ruby Harv!C"od, Ruby ::1asmussen , T r- d :.~ n~ Rov1 II- - -Gre r; c Dewitt, Don Da vis , Vora Keeney , Ji.~s.ry Jo Ca m ),.,h-..·: Ba.rbara Brehm · Detty Tay lo~, Die le .Do ems, Barbera EV:::~"'s~ . • c Rov, J --- -Kem:ot:i HcI<::ee , Gary Thor.1as , Stanley 1./ichelt, Jo lm n: Sc~-r;.ri.:n dt, Jeannine Go.rner, Frieda Glick , Virginia Uribe 2o[;or ne·1ning .
Second Semester
Rovr III--·- Jarren i.1/ ymore, Bill V-an ~~rinkle, Sharon Smith 1 Paill 1c Kay l Betty Sorenson , Dorothy Sader, Frankl:i.:-1 M< ~C o11r;.c-:!..J Row II ,.. - -Ma rgueri t e 1 01hi tE:..~rnr', Lola Gard.es, Bob Gos sar-d > :Ou: 1 ba r Eno, Be~erly Craig , Glenda Hays :qow 1 --•- Mary Gandara , John Reifschneider, Packy Yo u ng, Jack Ber ritt, Karen SBan, Patty Jordan, Karilyn 3urbach .
F i rst and Se c ond Semosto r
now I II Tiussell Lundqu is t , Grace Ch u dloy , Duane Zellers , Bo b Hein , Carol Palno , Stillman Schulze , Lill i an ~ell , Carol nnn Hart , Dorothy Schmidt
Row II ··1 altor Crumb , Carolyn Schuldois , Bernice Storkan , Bette Shepard , Sandra ~arr , ~~obert ililler , r.Iarguerite J hitakor Cleona Lyers , Clyde Van Doren , Ji 1~ Ewing
flow I Dar rin Gould, Shirley Dogrens , Viola Stanley , • i ayne Roberts , Karen Bahr , Joyce Bauer, Annamae Cutts , Beverly Braun , Robert Miller .
Second semester
Row III Mary Johannes , Vora ~enney , Betty Sharpnack , Gerald ~ alkinshaw , Joyce ~i cholt , Ronald Yost , Jim Todd , Diane Decl~or , Patty · -_ ' aynire , Frances Jurica , Dona Yungbl u t o r{ow II --- :=dvmrd Qualls , '\ alter Crumb , Duane Harr, E,arl Scott , Rudy Stolz , Jack McDonald , Jerry Groonf'iold , Ja~nnond Sioc;, Dorothy Sa der, lice Boodr·r , },la rilyn .Ulos
Row I ---- J ame s 1 uicl-:, I.:i.:e Keim , Jeanine Garner, l1argarot ?,,. illie, Darlena Doerrigtori , Chris Gould, Virginia Short, Eolon St :!.,., il:or, :Ruby Stevrnrt , Clarice Fox , IIary Grr~y , Druce Breslow, L ic~c i;orton .
First and Second Semester
Row II -- Donna Hergenrader , Gladys Sommers , Uary Lou Sizemore , Marilyn Miller , Shirley Bukin , Ca r olann Hart , Sharon Littrell, Donna 1:{ovarik , Dorothy Schneider now I Barbara • 1: /ells, Carolyn Schuldeis , Shirley Sac ks , Carolyn Delanoy , Alcine Porter , Corliss Baumgartner , Dorothy Schmidt, l\iary Jo Cant0rbury •
9A CL.'\.SS 0FFIC~RS
Row I----Irene Huck, Bennie :<:ormmoade , Bu rdette Craig .
HOME ROO M 118, 116 , 120
Row II---Lodge Coatrnan , Dale Ha:1.dy , Dick Pothoud , J ayson f. Eugene Tm:->lcy, Dalo Er othovve r, Eenny 1J urm, Don Mas
Row I----r ,I ary Jo · Canterbury , Dick Chase , Loe Bracelen, Rot Schidlcr , F'ra:ildin ; !cC onnoJ.l , Tfoalo rJa llJridgG, 1Ha l Crumb , Skip Youns "
HOME ROOM 222
Row III--Ruby Rasmussen, Ruby Earwood:, Viola McGowon , John .ti. sted , Hobert T~1·nc- rj Mar:, Hollet t, Marilyn Mill 1::inona C 01~ ,.1::..n, Ca rel11 nc: 9rs on
Row II Fe.tty ' .'!e1.ri 1L'. P8> Corli.s2 Ea'1mgc.rtne r, Barbara Eno: M:•.JX'2~on, Ru-.L.'.lJ .d Biesoc rn:i."' ., Clarence :C rown, RolLn ~/u -~~;; ·, Dici N0rton, t..Tol-.Ln l•ri.nt c n o
Row I Carolyn D::1 :::. ncy, Sa11J rr n . lor , : felon Hnte,l-i_t.f J 7::i. ..... :- : joanno T L.r '1C:t·, La·vonnG Eulbcrt , ~ · , 1.:ua :?i r cr:i..;o:io , Ilr;rr) Jones, l':'.aria I. ~o~doz&:
TI 1W I1I -- - L.wi l1 c Poot, Shjrloy J£>.ckso::-i, Do"!"od'ly 1!.:illic.mson , ~da. l .. d ~;::~n s, :Silo o n ··.' olfe, Irerio Hu~k, Sloise 3orrBl3, Glend a 11 ,_- 3 , Carol l"_' roar, D i r_r:.e Doc k a T',. ltcwv II-- ·-1. k~-~ -; o r..o Bryant , Rebecca l\lau3han, Peggy Fazol, •·.J~Yvi~l T~0 n~s on, Ironc Scheidt) Both ITootz , Jean L eslie , Bette S GG~Qrd , Shirloy 3nydor
Row I----Arl o no !(aohn , Shirley Cooper, hi a rio n Lambert, Alice LJoodry, Valer ia 1eahan , Gloria Schriber, P atty Jordan, Donna Lee Landis, Virginia Uribe
HO M~ R00tl 125 , 312
Row III--Robert Horgonrndor , 1alp:-i Shaw , Eugene r ri ght , Clayton Spahn , Dave 'Lionb e rger , ~d / : ischn.ick, "1ichard Ude , Ha rry Eastman ,, Rov, II--- Ra:rmond Seip., .:}oorgo '. _. ._' all, Jo.ck R . Tiohrbo.ug h, Jack L Rohrbnuch, r,h ar lc·s ~? r i tchio , 1: odney Do.um , t~Ja 1 ton , Ia lbridgo, Dani e l =:squi vicL, !l ow I----V ornon Hac;olborgor , J e rome Pool > Be verly Holcomb, Barbara 1!ilbur , Da rvvin Go;.1ld , ':: osloJ ~·_ndor son, Ha rold Jones
Hmm R OOM 100, 205 , 301 , 200, 103
Row III Steve Gould, Kenny Grosenback, Ray Gatus , Sh,irloy .Hoss , :{oborta Owen , Dorothy Sader , Gladys Sommers, Na dine Legler.
Row II Holen ~'.' in kler , Gloria Byers , Betty !C i ng , Shirley Unger , LaVcrn Horeth , Sh irl ey Brid ges , Pat Jackson .
Row I Pa t Kent , J.'.J lizaboth Jisa , Jim y rendl e. , Kon 1 r.f ickon, Gladys Stanley , ITary Lou Sizemore, R ic hard campboll , Flo ra Loos .
Rov III
Lomue l Je n nings , hona l~ Yost , Duane Zo l lcrs , ilUrdott
Craig, Dorothy Sc h ~0i de r , ?ranees Juri c a , Sandra Sau do 1')s , Helen Jano Hoaglin , Vi o l a J uno L i tten , No r ma n ·~•Jo idman
Row II Jnnct Lu t z i , Joe Garcia , Ju l ia T a J l or , ->andr a Ca r r Barbara . rehm , Gloria tlcConno ll, Ba r bara Loos, Shi r lc Hand Go l die Parkins , Uary Jane Debu s, Ja e ~ Leikam , Virginia Childe~s.
Row I ---- Dar r yl ~.Tic a u .J , Bet t y ·,.ihoolcr , Janice ricKeo , Dian n Bol l, \.Tan3t Kru s e , B ob Gossard , 'l11: e l _1:;1a Fi •1: vsto o , Caroly Schu l doi s, Tha i s Loo s, Barbara 1.,' oll s, Eleanor 1.1cCau l oy V r l a Baxto r.
Ro w III Tcd King , Ardella Dan i an , Eva Knapp , J i m Todd , Gar Brown , Joe Snyde r, Dick ~ag nc r, ~o b Schne i bor , Loo Sted n i tz , Ge tty rorman ; Di~io ? artlott , Be verly Deines , R o w II Donna I:Gr[;cn ~ ade1,,, Dl roth:I Scnmidt , Bob He i n , ~ -.'5 i l l Va i., inkle , Bill Hevols , '~ ichnrd 1:onse , Lar r y Sha ne , Mar Jost sons , Dori3 T.! c K Qon , r11a ry Johannes .
Row I ---- Don I1 0yor , rstt ~r T ayler , S h aron L i c trell , r.Inry Hotton stain , La r~ara Stoltz , Sh i rlJy Dukin , ~ugon~ Bole s David Dilkins , Patty Johns , Llizaboth Guajardo
HOME Rnr: M 220
Row I II Venna Ko r tum , Dot t y Sorenson , R os emary Sm i th , Caro Palme , rlobGrt Ba r nett , Frank Lodo r o r, Gerald B alkinshaw Joyce T:;_r i che l t , Ronn i e ~ •1faync John s on , Nil.mu Jordai:., 3en nio Kermmoado .
Row II Bob Sto r kan , Le l and Br inkman , Viv i an Schweir, Dorn~a Le 1Covarik , Bonnie Higol , Ca r o l ann Ea rt, :Ssthor Lambe::.""-c R us s e 11 Lund qui s t , S a 11 y Botk i n , Sh ir 1 o y Sac 1rn e
Row I Shirluy Pickcr i nc3 , r.10. r g i e Luf t, 11.ldinc Porter, Hoge: Dohning , Ch u r l3 s '- '.'.'right , Eddio Hamor , ~ona ld Low:·cy Leona Jonnines. , fBetty Jonnin 2's , Jud y Roburts, Margi Ni l son ,
BOYS PLAYGROUND cm'iJU'l1 TEE
First Semester
Row III Harry Pa11lsen , Buddy q est , Robert E. Barnett , Norman ½eideman , Jim Thom , Burdette Craig , Hal Rowe,
Row II -Bob Storkan, B ob ~?ischer , Bill Van '-~J inkle, Ted King Ro n nie Johnson , Dick Chase, Bennie Ker :m.moad0 , Chuck r: o.rra.11 o
Ro w I JiM Maul, B ob 1 Vilson~ Jerry Greenfield , Eddie H2 mer , Bob Go s sard, Jimmy Gieb0lhause .
BOYS PU\YGTIOUND cm :r HTTEE
Second Semester
Row III--Harry Paulsen, B uddy ~ est , Bob Barnett, Norman Weidman , Jim Thom , B urdette Craig, Eal R owe , Dennie Kerr,vno .adp . --
Row II ---Bob Stor'.-can , v ob l 11 isc~1.er, Dill Van ·i in l:l c , 1red King
Ronnie Johnso r~ , Ldc l: Chase, George •• 1 all, Jerom0 Pool , Chuck 1 forral
Row I----Jimmy Giebelhause, Ji mmy J1aul, Lob 1HJilsam , J~rry Groenfield, Eddie Hamer, Gail Heffelfinger
Row
Row
P~OPERTY CJl?f JITITTEE
First and Second Semester
II --J ack Leikam, \".' alld n sha v1 , ald Yost
Duano Zol l e rs, ~Cenny Gros enbach , Ger a ld Joo Snyder , ? r a nk Lederer , Di e ~ : ·agnc r, . Tinn
I Darryl Michaud , I> ob
Charl o s i ri ~h t , Lo well Gossard, J o hnson
Don Myers ,
GIRLS PLAYGROUND co .m ITTEE
First Semester
Row II Boverly Heines , Ardella Damian, ! ancy Daharsh, Le Vlach , Grace C~udly , Lorraine Barthuly , Bette Uaster Beverly Strom .
Rov, I - - - -Jano Tiichaud, Donna Leo Landis, Alberta ,r./omac k , CharlE Murphy , Patty Behrends, Vera J\ nn Humphreys , Shir] Kaiser , Lena Arenos .
GIRLS PLAYGROUND COMMITTEE
Second Semester
Row III -~ Ardella Damian , Beverly Doinos , Eva Knapp , Nancy Dahar Lmis Vlach, Franctbs Jurica , Shirley ,~roideman , Carol P Hart , Barbara Brehm .
Row II --- Verla Baxter, Lena Arenas , Irene Scheidt , Dorothy sade Dorothy Schneider, Janot Lutzi , Dorothy Schmidt , Shir] Koiser , Janet Kruse .
Row I - - - -Janc Michaud, Shirley Behrens, Sharon Brehm, Alberta '!mac ~~, CaroJ::,n Schuldeis, Donna Loe Landis, Dianne Bo] :M argie ,.!ilson .
USH=RS (FOR NIGHT PROGRAMS)
Row III--Janet Smith , Patty Waymire, liancy Huck, Dorothy Sade Carol ~·nderson, Shirley V w' eidman, Ann Louise Eno, Rt Rasmusson , Bonnie Sultzbaugh, Roberta Owen , Viola LittE
Row II- Arleno Kaohn , Beverly Hiskey, Mary Jo Canterbury, Ber nice Starken, Beverly craig , LaRae Swartz, Vora Xeene Alice Boodry , ~ attie 3uo Nevels, tladine Legler, LaVor Hulbert , Lucille Poet .
Row I----Shirloy Sacks , Margie Luft , Marion Lambert , Dorot Jones, Rebecca Maughan, Iona Kna9p , Nadyne Snyder, Shi ley Cason, Kay Parker
Rov, Row
USH~R , CAFETERL CO"'lUTTEE
FIRST SEMESTETI
II-- rl inona · Conklin , LaVonne L.ulbert , Carol J~nderson , Frances Jurica , Dona Youngblut , Doris McKeea , :C etty Eorman , Dick Giebelhouso , Robert Garnett . •
I---Janice r.1c:(00 , Eddie Earne r, i; adino Legler , Darlene Boer , Dolores Ehrlich , Janice Sacks , Jane Drown, ~aron Bahr , Tom McKee ' •
SEC 01TD sm~~s TETI
Row II Jerry Amen , TiodneJ Schulling , Car·ol :!. ndorson , Sandra Carr 0 ilna Baker , Doris McKocn , Dixie Bartlett , Carol ralme , :Josemary Smith , Ruby ~asmusson .
Row I Dai"win Gould , I,~ ar3ie Luft , Ja r ion Lambert , Shirley Pick - · ering , Suzanne Delehant, LaVonne !~ulbert , Nadine Legler , Karon Bahr , PattJ Waymire
Educational facilities must change -to fit tho needs of the times. Those that served the nation at tho turn of tho century are inadequate for people living in the air age, the atomic age Opportunities for participating in mental and physical activities which develop skills , personality and character traits must b0 made available . In th0 following paragraphs we have tried to show how .Jhittior School trios to fulfill the needs of modern youth. • 1
General Education is a new course at ·Hhittier which combines English , Social Studies, end what wo used to do in home room~ ~ e hop o that it will provide a better way to educate boys and girls by using longer periods of time with fewer pupils for each teacher~ In General Education ~ c also try to understand about personal and social problems and receive guidance from our g0n3ral edu Gation teachers :\'hittier boJs and girls and teach0rs have worked hard to make genoral education a success because it is a new and challenging pr oJram .
Tho movies v10 soo in our classrooms aro brought to us from. var ious sources Some of them are owned by the Lincoln Public Sch ools and kept in a film library in the ?ublic School J\ctninistratio n -~uildin g Mrs . Hannan , a teacher at :1lhittier last year is the head of this deoartment. Other films come from the Universit y of Nebraska film library To get any of these films wo call Mrs Hannan's office which ord0rs them for us . We must share our own Lincoln scho o l films with all tho other schools hero and the University of Nebraska films go out all ov e r tho state. Our State Health Department puts out films which are used in some science and homo oconomics classes . The United States Soil conservation Service nlso h9.s films vrhich are nvailable for use showing soil conservation practices Our library had some pic tures which were contest winners in a photography contest . Those aro all arran ged for through our central officco ~ e have r e cords which aro available for classroom use. The Lincoln schools also have machin0s such as opaque projectors, and turn tables and microp:1or:0s available to us when vrn need thcmo You prob~bly know about the six ninth r;rade boys wh o aro CJ):) :'a tors. It is thoy who actually show films, filmstrips, sl j .do s and other materials to the classes They nro soloctod fr s~ a gro up on tho basis of :1.ow well thoy can shoulder responsibility and whot~or thoy can l ea rn to operate the equipment well .
This year at '..'hit tier we have taken up square dancing as c P . Eo activity combinging boys and girls gym classes every o i Honday This way , many boys have come to more about t r so c ial activity and to like it very much Many of those foJ demonstrated square dancing for parents night . A real event c joyed by those who like square dancing was tho First Youth E Square Danco Round Up at the University of N0 braska , Colise: Friday night, !pril 14.
Many Girls who like tumbling asked for an after school tt bling club 11hoy have learned to do many things that have r usually been included in the regular P . E . tumbling programo 'I1"~ club presented a number for the Spri.ng Program , which incluc pyramid building .
Social dance instruction has been given to tho pupils many different homerooms . So~e of thorn are taking it up in cc nection with their general education work
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our aim (~or· boys in Physic 1 Education is to give eac h 'o an opportunity to condition his body properly at this al ~.. i portant growing ago and at the same time d e velop th e f Dn.0 mor..ta l s k ills of our country's major sports f' Th e pr cR; ~ .:t hrouE; hou t t he year blends in the seasonal S)orts of t o uc h f:--- r) beliJ basketball, track, field , an a softball in proper s o~u 2~~ 'I'h(' c lassos arc divided into four squads and they in tur n c un;:::; a go J_ E st each other for points Now squads are chosen ea c;h s w 0 e 1!~s ._ One of otir outstanding events of tho year is Health Da Thi s i s tho day that the boys conpotc against each other intra ar... d f i0 ld and in an all star basketball game . fh e contestants for the day are chosen from the p hy e i c 0du~ ~ti0 n classes by tryout until the six or seven for t h o pn tic Ll~ nr event are found Competition helps to develop g o d .:.1. s p o smanship as well as athletic prowess .
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1J'h;") C 0:1 :1. a rc i a 1 Depart mo n t consis t s of Type :t )I I 2: , ar. :::. p_ I ., B0g :! .m:ing t yp i n g deals with learnin g the ke y bo a r·d, wc-rk.L ng : p sp eed a n d a c curac ·y and writing simple letters at tho en d of th o so mc9 tcro Ad '! a nced typing II, goes into more diffic u lt vJO r k , mo~ e co mplic a ted letters with letterheads, booklets pertain i n g to sub jects, longer speed tests and accurac y tes t s Typ o II I i.s doi n g t yping for teach e rs ~ In this class pupils learn to do most of the things that office workers do . This class also helps ~ut out the Greenleaf, helping with typing and mimeo g ra ph in g th e paper . Belo w is a little article that describes the typewrit e r:
A typewriter is on e who typewrites on the ty p ewriter and tho t y pewrit e r is a machine on wh ich th o ty p e writer who typewrites on t ho t yp ewriter typ e writ e s . Now , the type writer t y pe wri t es on the typewriter until t h ere is no more typewriting to b e typewritten by the t y pe writer on the typewriter on which tho typewriter who typewri t es on tho typewrit e r typewrites. _
All of us will at sometime or other be a m('.)mb o r of a home or family g roup . The Home Econo mics classes are learning so me of the things necessary to improve our homo life amd family relations In addition to tho usual activiti e s of cookin g a1m sowing we have added those of lear n ing to be good hostesses, learning to care for small children , learnin g about personal appearance , and learning to got alon g with ourselves and others • --::7 IRti, Q / £~:~ _-_- - -- i~- ' ~/ - - I_ • I /;,FJ_,-: , V_/ \ V
The woodwork series in nh,1itt i or consists of thr e e c o urses The beginning course is 1:V ood v, ork I ·wh ich is r e quired of all eighth grade boys . Aft e r successf u l co mpleti on of ~"J oodwor k I, a boy may take Hoodwork II i n w h ich th ey le a r n to operate tho common wood wor l{ ing machines. Th e bo y s t ha t re c e ive the high e st grades :in ~Hood work II ca n tak e ·:1 oo d wor k III a nd IV which Gi vos th em more practice in tho use of ~ oodworkin g tools and machines .
1 ~!hitti0r ar:b classes nre conducted by tN:J tca:-- J.1 0 !'s; 1. :3
Ralston and Mr s. Peterson Many •11hittier students uc:--10t kno aboLlt the many activities and now things to learn in tho art de partment so maybe this will help you
You nocd not be talented the word does not apply t~ · study of art . Patience, pe rs istence , and hard work make groa artists • Mrs . Potorson says, i'You can be good in art if you can't even draw a straight lino-- wo can always ma~e something ou of tho crooked onos .
In art classes you learn what color is and how to combin colors for homo decoratio n of dress; how tho human figure i proportioned and how t o draw people . Simple stylos of lottorin which can bo chang8d to f ::mcy letters are practiced . Lotterin stylos are used for Poster Designs and National events are use for Poster them e s House designing , story illustrati on , seaso : illustration, study of fine chinas, glassware, manufactured products that arc symbols of good design, clay work , weaving textile paintin g , linolium block, and printi n g mal~e up some o. the crafts.
The next stop of our tour is made in tho ~ hittior L1bfary Nearly 4,500 books arc on the shelves. About two-thirds of thosE are non-fiction and tho rest story books. Two new sets of o n• cyclopedias, The ·Comptons and The World Book , have boon added ir tho last two yoars to the rof o ronco shelves . During a calendar month , an average of six to nino hundroi books arc choc~od out of the library . Somo months moro than E tl1ousand are circulated. This recor >d docs not ta!( .o into accouni tho pamphlets and mae;azines which aro usod in tho classroomsi 1hirty - sovon magazin0s aro rocoivod by the library All of whicr aro purchased with the idea in mind of bringing enjoyment ant knowledge to our boys and girls.
Tho librar y is a busy place and an important part of th( educational program in our school . Some days re many as 200 visits are made there . An average of ov Gr 100 visitors per da y come tc use its store of information .
M:r-s " -.: ni to, our 7th and 8 ch r,rado mus :.c ten.cher, should bo one if any to receive a 11 hard - wor~:i c. g 1 gold medal . Lut since none are being given ~way , the least we ca~ do, is to recognize her s ervice to us
In the boys choir t.-1.ere are eighty-four memb8rs. Of tl is number forty - eight are seventh grade boys . They have made numoroU3 public appearances , one of these being a broad c ast over KO~J , m April 8th Other programs on their list are a P . T . i . program, the Spring program and assemblies . They have also sung at Lincoln High School and for Civic League program at tho Nebraska Theater .
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The ~th period music class of fifty - six pupils sang at the P . T . A . meeting honoring the incoming seventh graders . Other class work of this required music class consists of sight - singing and drill work .
The 8th grade girls
This group consisting appearances , one of them
chorus is another popular singing group . of oighty-seven pupils have made several boinG in the Spring Program .
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lin in 0rview vn n Mr Welch, ·,.:hittier Instr·umontal Music Instructor , discloses that students attending Whittier , regardless of which grado, enjoy fine offerings in the Fiold of Instrumental music Courses offered include classes ranging from tho beginning studies of' instrum o ntal lessons to the fully developed organizations, namely, .. '.i.dvancod Orchestra and Dand .
The porsonnel of Advanced Band and Orchestra is largely c omposed of pupils who in previous semesters started as beginners at ' . 1 1hittior or at ono of tho elom0ntary schools in the 1.Vhittier district
Students who have graduated . to High Schools frequently voico their appreciation for the complete and thorough training they received while in ;,'hittier for the~/ say they aro batt e r abl o to succo~d in thoir musical endeavors bocauso of it
Participation in tho instrumen t al program offers opportun ities for the developmont of poise, stage presence and reso~rcofulnoss for these gro 1-1ps fr :: quontly are presented in ;:JUblic p e rf ormaricos such as, school assemblies, fall and spring pro g r a ms, health day, g raduat i on exorcises , num e rous holida? ceremonios, und concerts at the schools . r .\ \ \
Tho property c ommi ttoe wns or[;anizod ab out tvJCnty year s .. a i:: There are now about twenty members belo ng i nc to thi s c omm.i tt o , The chairman, Joe Snyder, and assistant, ~ osl ey Ander so n , head lar g e staff consisting of Dwano Zellers, Fran~ Lederer, John Wii . tor , Ronald Yost , Jae le Leikam, Gerald '.~T alldnshav,., Bob Goss ar, Ken Grosonback , Don Heyer , Dick Uagnor, Daryl ~~icha ud, Charl 1 V r i c; ht, and George 1.: all . .A:t their meet 1ings Urs . F ilson and the staff plan for comii assemblies . Five or six boys are then chosen to be on duty f, each particular assembly . 1l 1 he duties consist of working wi · lights, c h anging scenery , and taking care of stage propert; Although tho committee isn't well lmown, it servos 1/.lh ittier in very fine way .
i"fif e have a play£round c ommi tteo to plan and manage the Val ious noon activities connected with tournament games Tho pll whether [;a.mes will be by c; rndes or by school . They plan whic ganos to play whether it b9 basketball, baseball , volleybal J three base, kickpin, etc . Their duties are umpiring , scoring, checking out equipmor and being on duty at various doors ~ach girl is on duty sever[ times during the week . Many are on sev0ral days in a rmv . :Cvo1 girl on playground committeo must -be taking Phys . Ed . and mm have had at least one previous semester o~ gym in order to qua] ify.
Thero has been a playground committee ovor since the begi r ning of the school fhoro wore 5 or 6 on the first playgrour committee Now thoro arc 25 . Ono time, Phys Ed. was a requir subject for every somoster . The girls that serve on tho Usher Committee , have varic types of jobs to do. In tho Cafeteria there arc six girls c duty every day. Throe girls arc on duty at cent e r line, watchir to see that the girls and boys do not cross, and to koop tr traffic moving quickly and carefully . One girl ushers tho pupil in at the southeast door . The Usher Cafet .) ria Co ·mn ittoo, a lso usher in ttie auditoriun: when we have assemblies . Their duty is to ush0r tho pupils and out of the auditorium. /,.fte r the auditorium is empty , tho see that all the scats arc in position . Fifteen c;irls sorv o on this committee . Tho ushor-co.fotori 1s a vor J intorostin g and helpful comrr:ittoo on which to serve .
Cour t esy is counting in Lincoln . Sorvice clubs , lnbor uni ons . and business firms , parochial and public schools, Y . ~ . Ce A . and y ,. Mo C 1.' u , Girl Scouts , Boy Scouts , a nd Carnpfire Girls, t ho ministerio.l association -- ov c r . 100 civic organizations m1d groups , rcpr o senti n g·all ages , with interests as varied a s those of Lincoln citizens , , arc cooperating · QCtivoly in a city - wicb c ourtesy cnmp n ic;n c, Lincoln is tackling a comr.1UnitJ problem on a c ommunity wide basis
Credit for initiatinG tho campaign go o s to r:Iiss Edna Zamzow, c hairman of tho c i ty - wido c ourtosy c or.uni ttoo
Tho sc hools , c ourtesy .
idon for recognized a courtes y cnnpnig~ was born whon tho public th0 acute n o oe for incr Qnsod oraphnsis upon
ri hittior has participatod in tho City Wide Courtesy campaign tho past year . Elcgnor McCauley has sorvod as chairman of tho Courtesy committee in 1.'Jhitti c r and has done a fino job in r oprosonting Whitti e r on tho city committee: . 1:.J hittior h2.s had sov.:. c r al very fino assembli e s center e d about th o id.on of courtesy , s oloctod guests of tho week who woro pr i vilogod to oat at sp e cial tabl a s in th o cafeteria , and has used slogans on tho blank cards . I n addition , many class rooms havo emphasiz .:J d th o i dea l of tho c ampaign through their class activ i ti e s Of course we aro all v or·J proud of Jae k i1cDonald who dos ign od th e emb l em which w o..s us e d all ov e r th e city , thus winning <: :,25 00 for himself 1:.ro can bring honor to ours e lves and to our school by demonstrating ihat '\! hittior boys o.nd girls do know how to pr a ctice tho ideals boirg emphasized by tho cnmp~ign through acrostics for tho word courtesy. Th 0 y aro :
C onsid o ration for oth e rs .
O bedionco to rules and rec;ulations
U understanding other peoples acts and bel i efs
R ospoct for oth e rs and th e ir property
T houghtf_u l nos s
E tiquotto
Self control
Y oar in and year out
Flo wo rs mark tho progress of th e season
Thou g ht.fuln oss marks th o progress of tho soul .-- Donna Mc.a stainThou g htfulness is t ho golden rule to h a ppinoss . brook
Tho An nual 0prL1g Pro 6 ram vms hold on Mar-ch 3 1, 19.50, a 8 : 00 p~rri ., in tho ".kdt ti c r Jr. Hi,:;h 1~uclitorium Tllo program be g3.n with the Orch._,stra. playin z; three numbers: "P e tito Sui to d Ballot 11 -- B luc k - Motto J.-{obcrts; Iphigenia in J\ul is ( ~\ ir Ga:i.)
Orpheu s (3p irit D~nco); Ar mido (Musette); Finale ; Hansel nn Gretel Solccti on -- :c . Hu.r.1 perdinck; Perpetual L otio n Carl Bob.n Tho Dir e ctor is Mr . Ly l e ~o lche
Dance by J eanine Garner and Karon Bahr was accompanisto
Boys t Gloe under tho dir e ction of Mr Tod Thompson, s ang th follow i;ig numbers : "Ono ~orld" by O ' Hnra ; "T ho Lord is MY Shop h erdt? by I<:os ch at ; n.nd "I / dn't Goin ' Study ·.v a r No Mor o 1', Spiritual" Mrs . Va l ma ."i. ll on was tho acc 91-:-1panist
Tho r.1ccauloJ S is tors , Eleanor and Marilyn sang 0 Doo.rion "Bits O'BJo.rno:, 11 was p ut on by tho Girls' :Si[:hth Grad Chorus under the diP o ction of Mr s . Katherine 1"Jh ite and Mrs Jon nio Earpor accompanist
Tho ,:.ihittior B a nd un c.o r tho dir e ction of Mr Lyle Wo lc played 11 1 ' 11 Tnl~e You Ho r.10 .:~c ain Ka t h l oo n 11 b ? Esstondorf and Baritone Solo by Da rrell \ Jilki ns and a Cornet Duo by nnnald Yos and Loo stodnitz .
A skit by tho dr am atics class ontitl0d "B illy ' s First Dat o 11 was g iven unclor tho direction of 1.~rs . Lucile 1~Jilson .
Tho Dnton Sextet G D. V o us o. doli e;llt ful numbore ". ,. .
Tho Boy 's Physical Education Class, un ~ o r tho direction I.Tr . liharlos 1.~1 orrall put on "The Great Sacrificoi 1 •
Tho Girls' Tumbling Group did "Ono Spring Eveningi' und er th direction of Mr s . Mi ldr e d Ross
Gu itar Novelties were played by Marjorie and George Rolofso
Tho Yollow Ribb on :'1amblo vms put on by th o Eighth Grado Cla under the direction of Mr s . Pat ricia Goralski .
Mr Wal e _ and his Band a ga in pla yo d "Elves Danco From t Nutcracker Suito" b y Tschaikowsky .
Mr o Thompson led h i s Girls' Gloe in tho following numb er s "Ea ster PaI•ado 11 by Irving Borl in, 11 Prn~rcr 1.' ro m Hansel and Greto by Eumpordinck and !,Tho Sonc is ~~ou" b:r Joromo !:o rn .
~o tho 9th eradors of \~ ittior Junior High School are now lonv in,~ for point s unknovm . l1hrough tho timo v10 have sp en t h e ro , we ;:inve a c q1:irod many things . ?J o do solemnlJ bequeath so t-:1 0 of t hose to our 7 t ~ -:: an d 8th grade friends .
Dor- ·· s .L·1.nn Bo ;:1 1 vlills ;:ior cello to Martha U ttlcburg .
Ma~sio L~ ft wills hor l ~ tponcils to anyone who finds them ~
Be tty Sore nson wills t~e cadets (U . of J ) to tho winnine team of nex t y (~ar e
Esth er Lc..mbo:ct wills hor i· 1gebra Book to Colleen Schnicter
Ros ema ry Sml th vr ills hor straight hair to Stanle y 1'/i cholt o
Ben nie ~to rmrnoo.do wil ls his topnot to nob Fisher .
Bonnie Hi co l wi:i.ls her small fortune of two bent bob by - pins to Lois VlG.r:llo
Russel Lund quj st wilJ.s his FridaJ afternoons off to anyone v1ho can ~ct nway with it c
Bob Storlrn.n v1 i llR h is al ,.: rtness in class to Die l: Deems
Wilma Jordan will3 her brain s to Uborta "/ omach .
Carolann Eart wil ls ho1° dimple s to •i Jessic 11 •
Gora 1 d Wa 1 kins haw w i ili 1 s 11 is art is tic ab i 1 it y t o B ob Bon b or g er •
Botty Jonn L1gs wills hor tvJO false tooth t o tho cute b oy in 210 v-.rith. tho b luo e~ os .
Bob Ba rnett wi lls his li t tle black b ook to Red ~ ilso n
Margie '.~! ils o n wil ls notl-ling to an y o n e
Donn~ ICovP.rE: v:il ls h er o..bility to do .\ leobra to E aron Bo..hr
Eddie Hamor wills his Ll arblo c ~ ampinship to Hal Rowo .
Ronnie Lov!e ry wills his s n ow s h ovel to anJbody who gots tir~d of school .
Leland Brinkman wills his absent excuses to anybo dy who can fig ure out who wrote them .
Irene Hue~ wills her freckles to Barbara Shirey . Arlone Kaohn wills her s ha pe to Gladys Hughes . I,ucill.:-3 Poot wills hor trips to tho office to Dick Van 'N inkle . Shir l ey Coop er wills her coura g e to Karon Blaser .
Val eri a foahan vlills h e r glasses to Rober. ta Mo ahan S hir ley Jackson wills hor p ug nose t o Loretta Nic k l e s .
Pa t s y Jordan wills her danc ing to Donna Lou Yo une; blut 11
Mar l e ne Bryant wills her long fi nge rnails to Janice Lutholtz
Marion Lambert wills her logs to Iona Knapp . Il een Wolfe wills h o r height to S!-iirlcy Borer . El oise Sorrels wills hor southern accent to Shar on Tanquary ...
Joan Leslie wills h e r big foot to Kay Honko f o rma Striker wills her looks to Dornico Storlrnn . ~lico Boodry wills her eJcs to Rod ~i lso n
D onna Kroick wills hor fair s k in to Joyce Bauer .
Do nnaloo Landis wills hor ball o t dancin g to Jeanine Garner a Ro bocca liaug han wills her little tooth to Phyll i s Powell.
P atty ~ aynire w ills her titlo as editor to Jano t Smitho
Rub y Tinsmuss on wills her ho ic;ht to J one Michand"
Lit tle Jack Tiohrbaush v1ills his cuteness to anyone who noods it.
Le ona Jcnnin3s loaves hor r od hai r to 1i rs . Fo lmsro n .
Jud y TiobC;rts wills J. r c owbell to Mr . Boga r who ha s borrovrnd it so of'to .
Car ol Pnlrn o wil ls her Span is ~ book to Janice Sacks . Ronnie Johnson wills his Vice ire s idoncy to Jack Curtis.
Sall~- Dot:dno tlil1s h :: :r 1 1:;o.ky fountain pons to t! iss Jones .
Helen Ra tcliff wills M I 'S Black t o t he n ext lucky person who ~ot h o r -;
Ida Ad k i n s wills h e r ~lgobra book to Maril y n Bowen . Bott o S he pard wills her lon g hair to Darlono . Bo e rrightor . Fran k L e der e r wills his fortune to anyone big onough to fill M r Ross's s h oese
LaV o rn o Ho re t h wills h e r quietness to Betty Jon e s . Ji m Brendle wills his fuzz cut to Don Davis
Ra y Ga tus loaves his g um to Hax Sch~p . Ko n 1:V ic ken lo o. vos h is unrul y hair to Sldon Ha tc liff . Steve Go u ld l o aves his blond hair t o Ro n ald S n ook .
Sh irL.J J n oss loav e s hor curl y h a ir to J a rry Doolittle . Shirle y Bridges leav e s h e r goo d t y pi n3 grade to Vera Koonoy. Elizabeth Jis 8. loaves h e r bi g f o ot to Na nc y Huck . F lora Loos lo a v e s her o~r os to Sharon Hocker .
Ga r y Drown wills his nmbitio ~7. ?? to Dill 'I.1inkor .
Lo.w o ronc o i:1J·o st wills his o.bilit y at sports to S haron Moore .
Dia nne De ck e r wills h e r qui e tness to B i ll Yo ttcir e
Ro l on I-I o a ~ li n vlills h e r grades to Connie Crows o Bet t y 1~._,hoo lo ri wi lls h er stu b by p e ncil to . Dwight Crowdson . Norman 1·ro i dma n v1ills h is fo o t to J a ne Hichaud .
Du a n e Zelle r s wills 206 1 s callopin G clock t o fourth period Alg obra,,
Mo. r y J a ~o Debus wills h or pencils to th o boys i n 125 fir s t p c rio stub f:l ic ha u d wills his hat to Ke n ny l-1:albridg o . Doroth y Schn e ider wills h or p itchin g abilit y to ~ aro n S wan .
Jan i ce Mc Kee wills her shyness to Do lores Ehrlich
Jan o t Kruse wills h o r cuddliness to uhirl oy ICo is o r
Burde t te Crai3 wills his c irl friends to Gary ~ orstor . Thelma .? irostine ,1ills h o r personality to Nanc y Huck . Frances Jurica wills h e r wavy h a ir to anyo ne who c an g ot it
S a ndra Saund e rs wills h e r dimples to J a ne Bro wn .
S ondra Carr wills h o r blonde hair to Jae~ Curtis . J an ot Lutzi wills hor acting abilit y to Shirl ey ~o idcman . Vir g inia Childers wills her mossy dosk to Ann Louise Eno . Gol d i e P e rkins wills h o r dra wing ability to E arl Scott
Bar b a ra ~oos wills her qui e tn e ss to Loretta L oos . Ba rbar a -!e lls wills h o r .l·.1gob r a b o ok to t h 8 poor kid wh o e;o ts it, Ca r o l yn Dela n o y wills h o r t y p ew rit e r eraser t o Karo n Ba h r . Ma r i l y n Miller w~lls h e r s ca t in th o orch e s t ra to Dolo re s Richa rdso n .
LnVo nno Hulb e rt wills her little mouse in h o r locker on soconc f loor to Car o l Go f f
Ba r bara Eno wills h e r ho mo room 222, lock e r 2180 a nd all h~ r s oo~ time s to Johnny Schwi n dt .
R.u by Tin rYTOod wills h e r s o at in 104 back t o t1 r . Tho mpson . Dorothy Schmidt wills h o r Science book to .,_·~lb o rta Fink
Darr>o l 11 rilkins wills his frocklos to , , esloy Durst . Bob Eo in wills his wei c ht to any on e ~1. 0 n oods it .
:Jotty Ta y lor wills h o r '_.l go bra bcok to La rry Littrell . Barbara S t oltz wills hor Gl o e gra d es to Beverl y Ma go o .
Lo o s t od nitz wills his d impl e s to Hal ?t ow o
MG. r y J ohanncs wills h c.: r 6 t h pe riod t e acher to any e ighth grader that is nic o o
Sha r on Li tt rell wills t he office as president to Suzie Eolchant . Do nn a 1Io r go nr 0 d or wi ll s he r g rade in Sci e nce to Sh aron Brahm
Dixie ·::artlott v1i l l s h0 r l og s t o Jeanin e Garn e r
S hir l ey Bukin wills h e r b n g lish sc h olarship g rade to Na nc y Hn y o s .
208 - -TJ e tho 9th g raders of ~Hh i ttior Junior High School , have acquired much lmowlcdge in tho tim e wo have spent horo . Jo as historians , wise , and fait h ful , do h c robJ relate those things to our 7th and 8th gr 2 do friends who will follow in our footsteps ' At tho boginninG of tho year , nll tho sood , l ovely , and bad kids 1 found thoir teacher , ~:Irs a nd decided to se t tle dovm in - 208 .
Wo , of 208 , lik e p arties , and wo ·have many of th orn~ 0 omo of tho pa , ti o s wo have hnd aro , a Hnllowoon p arty to wh ich wo invited 220 , two c; oin :: D.V10..y parties, c. b irthda y party f or I, 1r s \"J ilson and Ur . ~ ognr ~ o woro invited to a Christm a s pnrty given by 220 . \"J o all g:; t alo n g v o r J well in 208 , and wo all think q u ite a lot of Mrs o Tm ls on .
For tho Va ri e ty show wo sold t h o most t i ckets nnd won fivo dollars as tho pri z o . 1 . ii t h o ur mon o J wo bought thr o e plaques to han g on t h o b a ck wnll o
We wore ono hun d r e d p o rcont in Grconlon.f bot h som o st 0 rs . Wo havo also put on s ome prett y g o od nssomblios such as , tho Valentin o assembl y , which was lik e d b:{ n l l , 8. nd , v1hich , we of' 20 8 , pl a nn e d all by ours e lv e s i n only on e wook Now donrt thin{ t h is wont to our hea d s bocauso there isn ' t any room l oft with our Gen.:.. oral Education ?J o have ta~rnn many trips in General Education, to ~s h land , City County Health Department , Boss y Hall and to tho Temple th e ater , a ll of which wo enjoyed very much 1 Tre would li k e to r o comm ond Gon ornl Education to all tho schools and cl nosc s th a t do n 't have it
~ e had a now oxp orionco that we enjoyed var y much ft fhc circl e t th on tor se n t us tic~ots to dro s s reh e ars al s of th e ir sh ow s some of us h a cl ncv o r soon a stae;o sho v1 b e fore so this t h rilled us v e r y mu ch .
1\lt::10uc; h we hato to l o avo \f hittior, we know vc will e njoy Hi Gh s ch o o l and will try t o h a ve mo~ o Uhittior l o nd o rship in Hi g h Sc hoo l~ bu t d on ' t b e surprised if y ou soc some of us s t ill at Whi t ti; r ne xt y o nr (Only joki nc of c ourse . ) 30 6 -~ ca roli no Droor has pla ye d in th o band , wa s a Girls ' al t orn n t o , sor vo d on t ho office co .·.m1itt co as a 9D , a n d dur in[; t .. e last s omc s t0 r hQ s b oo n H . n . s e cr e tar y .
Ga r y ~ rown wa s s o cr o t a r J i n h is H, n. as a 9~ pupil . Dia no Do c ko r was troasuror first som o stor . This somost o r . sho is in Girls • Gloe .
P eg gy P azol has s w1 c; in Girls ' Gloe two s ornos t ors . She is th o Girls' a lt ern ate no w.
• Gl e nda Hn; s ha s sun g in Girls' Gl o o two somost o rs . ~s an BB sho wa s Girls' De lega te . 3 ho was librar y assista n t two se meste rs and ha s ta ken an o. c t i vo par-t i n tho H . H . t e ams . Th is s o:rr1J r. t ::; :- ,
Gl e n da is H ~ H ~ p r os i dcn to
I ron o Sc hei dt ha s b e en n. librar y assistant tw o soui... , 3 i; .:;r s<>
Sh e s ang i n 8 t h c r n d o chorus a n d was a H . R . alt o rna t o a s an 8t h gr ado ro
30~h ___ 0-c :: .J8 1 g :. '1 : L : r: • '1 L:;c '! .=. ~"'-o w cn •:-::od in t~1 c. libr•ar t TT ~ so~cst rs . ~s an 3 th g r ad er sa c was a Gi r ls: Dele g a t e. Th is s c n o st o r and last , she has sorvod on tho school Court e sy Com - mittee helping with tho city ·.ride Courtesy Campaisn . Jowell ~bompson sang in Girls ' Gloe last somost o r as a 9B , .L·.. s an 8th grader she was on tho Social Gam o s Committee . Lawrence .f os t or Duddy , - 0 s t is much in tores t ;d in sports of a ll kinds . Ho sang in B oJs Glee both as a 9B and 9.L":i. This s omas tor , ho se r vos 306 as a B07s 1 Dologato . 222 Ba r bara Zno was president in 222 . Sh o sings in Gi r ls' Gl o e Dick Norton was Vice President . Ho sings in Boys ' Chorus and is a Committ o c mombor .
Ruby harwood was secreta r y She sings in Girls' Gloe .
Mary Holl e tt was treasure r. Sho also sings in Girls ' Gl o~ l'11 argic Holofs on was a dol 2ga to and plays in Ore hos tra . ~ obort Fountain was also a del e gat e ·
Holen Hate liff was Girls 1 •~aptain . She sings in Girls I Gle e and is in th o dramatics class , and she is a Committ e e menm c r .
Carolyn Delanoy was a Girl s' Captain also . Sho sinBs Girls ' Glco . She is on tho Office Committee . She is on tho Courtesy Cormni ttc c .
Rollin Sh e pard was Boys • Captain Ho sines in Boy ' s Chor Ho is a Commi tt c o mu b ·: r •
Marilyn Mill ~r pla y s th a piano She plays in tho Orchestra , She is on the Office Cor.u-;-iitt o u .
John t int e r plays in th.,:; band . H·, is on tho Courtesy Cefn - mi tt oo and also t:i o Prop o rty Co r:11~1itt ·,:~ .
Carol ~ nd o rson sings in Girls• Gl ee . Sh o is on th e Cafet ori a - Ush vr Cor.uni tt co .
Co r liss Daumga Ttnor sines in Girls ' Gl:o . She is a Conmit - t o c r.1 cmb o r , and on the Offico Co :1mitto o . Lavonn a Hulb~rt sin ~s in Girls' Gl oe . Sh e is on th o Office
Cornmitt =- •
~lma F ireston e sings in t he Girls • Gl ee
~1aria Mondoza sin g s in Girls ' GL; o Sally r.Iill 1c ,r sin 6 s in Girls ' Gl oo . Sh e is also on t he Cour - tos:r Co mm itt ee .
Val e ria Jean Turner sings in Girls • Glee .
RD.by ~ as1-:1.usson sings in Girls ' Gl ee . Sh" is on the Cafet e r - ia Co rn.mi tt cc .. Sh e is also an Evoninc; Ush e r . Pa tty ,_- _raymiro sin g s in Girls t Gl o o . Sho is on th o Caf c t ,ria UshJ r Com.mi t t c c and :Sv o~1.in G Ush e r . John ~rmstod sin e s in Boys' Chorus
Ronald Bi o dcc lLJr s in ,:: s in Boys I Chorus
Rob ~rt Turner sin g s in Boys' Chorus . ·.Tinona Conklin is in dramatics . So is nahma Saxton and Bal" - bara tr.J i lb c r .
Do nt hy Jo ne s is an :~v o nin g Usher
314 -- I think n o 1 v c fi g ur e d out ho v1 Dorot h y ·:i1illianson g ot i n to JI!+ b e cause that is a 7t h c r ado h o;.~1c ro or CouL::. it b :.-: that 8 h o is an assistant? YEP- t She ont __; r ~d fr orn Ha rtl ey Sch o ol and she plans to att e nd Li n col n Hi ~h . Dorot hy is s c cr ~tary in 314 and sings in Girls' Gl ~c .
116- - BillJ Loc ch u a s p r e si de n t . Don Llas sa wa s Vice Pr e si d ent . Don also san e in DoJ s' Gl e e .
Trca s u .;: •e i. • .... Patty J o.t n s ; Do l e 2: a t 0s, Jim Tod d a i.1. d d a r" Jo h ann a sa Bo y s and · girls who hav0 participat ed i n activi t ie s a1~0: Orchestra , Joo Snyder, Band, lBill Van 1 ~/ inkl 0 , Ted Kin ~ , Bob, Schnoiber , Darrel ~ ilkins, Leo Stodnitz , and Don Mo y er Twenty - sovon have boon in assemblies . Thero wore eighteen on Civic Loaguo Committoos Tho Civic Loaguo Officers wore: Patty Johns, Secretary; and Sharon Littrell , President Ho~o Room 312 is a piono a r group It is composed largely of boys and girls who are wor l: in.:=; ma part - ti n10 school Vlork program . Since this is a n ow program t he group is s mall Several of our boys and girls arc not in tJ.1. 0 9 A picturos · b e cause they wore working at tho time tho pictur o was ta k en . Officers this year have been: President , Myron Mc M~han; Vice Prosidont, Da ryld Uetz g cr; Secretary , I3cvorl/ Holco mb; Treasurer , Barbara T . ~Jilbur; Do legato Bett y Jones .
100 All of our officers arc i n th e 8th g ra t e ~ro wore 100% in q-roonloaf subscriptions and wo arc · v-or :r pr o ud of that . LaV o r n e h olorh , Shirley Dridgos , F lora Lo os, Shirle y Ross, a n d ~lizabcth Jisa all sing in Girls Gloe J.a y Gat 1 ls plays tho dru..rn s in t ho ba n d and is quite active in s p orts .
118- - Richard Mo y ers was · dologato first somostor and alternate del eg ate . Lod g e Co~tman was· alternate dologato second somostor . Lo d~ o wa s also Vice ?reside n t . 220- - Th ore ar o 32 pupils in 220 and thoJ participate in about all of tho sc h ool a ctivities . F ift e en arc in o ith 0 r orchestra or band~ Bo y s an d Girls glee has 20 members fro m 220 . They arc well roprosontod ·1n school g overnment . 'l'hroo bo y s hav e b o on Civic League Officers for both s omcstors of tho 9th grade . Th e y hav o boon on all the Civic Loaguo Committe e s, 6 on Boys Playground, 2 on Girls P layground, S Ushers , 3 on Courtesy Committee , 5 on Office , 2 on Propo r ty
JO pupils havo boon in ass e mblies. They have gotten 2 Gr o en loaf Awards and fivo dollars for selling t ho ~ost tickets for th o spr:i n g pro g ram . 1rho boys h ave roc o ivod 6 activity awards i n Bask etba ll a nd 2 in F ootb a ll . 7 Boys havo boon in Saturday morning sports a n d 6 in after school sports .
~ ott y Norm an wi lls h e r d a r ~ hair to Darl e ne Boorri g htor ho dnc y Dni:.r:i ·:1ills his 3 ~Gli s h at il i tJ t o I. /f rs D·Jrg~n ., •
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Hai :.,., :T ~2. s t on V'i h is Al~ct. ra abili tJ t o J o rr J :::;: onk o in order t h a h1; r.1 9 J g ,-: I~ g o od g r9. do s c.
No sl oy ~~d o rs on wi l ls his p l ~ c o on p r ope rt y co ~ ~it t oo to John Lo:1~,
Cl ay~on Spa h~ wi l l s h i s luck n ith th o g !r ls to Don Garla c h o
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R ob o r- t T-I n• sr) :1:1,., ::..t c r, y, wi l ls all of h i s r.ius cl os t o Gus J c b.i.1. s bec a us e ho n o2{~~· 'l l~ o n _ t o wo r l-: guys ov o r ,,
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CX Li.1 baug h wills hia Hot R od t o an y o n e who c a n g o t i t f r om him "
Vorla Baxtor
Dinnno Boll
B~rba1..,a Bre hm
S ond.r a Carr
Vir ginia Childors
Burdotto Craig
Mary Jano Dobus
Tholmn F ir e stine
Joo Garcia
Bob Gossa rd
Shi rlo::r Hnn d
Hol on Hoctg lin
Lorr..ou l J onni ngs
Fr&nc a s Jurica
J anot K1·uso
J ack Lo ikam
Viol a Litten
Bo.rhara Loos
Th 3. is Loos
J an e t Lutzi
Elo2nor McCa uley
Gl oria I\~r:Co nncl
Jani0c. t ~cKoo
Dar :-i.· o ll p:;_cha ud
Go ldia Per idns
S andra Sa1...mdo rs
Caro lyn Schuldois
Juli a Tay :or
Do rothy schnoidor
Norman 1:Vo id orn.o. n
Barbara ' Vo lls
riono.ld Yost
Bot ty i~Jhco 1 or
Duane Zo ll e r
caroi.ino Broor
Gnr:r Brovm
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Elliott
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1~1 Lincoln
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Hartloy
Elliott
H3.rtloy
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Clinton
Ha rtl ey
Clinton
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Grand Is .
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IInyward
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Daryld Metzg er Ev o r o tt
Ed Mischni ck Emm Lutheran
J e rom e Pool Malco lm
Jac k Tiohr bnugh Hartley
Raymo n d Se ip So Dakota -~
Ralph Shnw Bancroft
Clayton Spahn Clinton
Ric ha rd Udo Crete, No bro
Go orgo \ -!a ll Norwood, N . J,
Milton Wa llbrid go -G a~ land
Eug ono Wr i gh t Ha rt ley
Jae k Hohrbo.ugh Elliott
Richard . Mayo rs No~t hoa st
Neal ry albridgo Garland
Lodgo Coatman Elm·uod
Billy Looch Belmont
Don Massa Dolmont
Laverne Heroth Hartley
James Brendle Elliott
Ray Gntus Elliott
Stove Gould Hartley
Kon Wickon
Shirley Ross
Shirl ey Bridg e s
Elizab e th Jisn
Flora Loos
Dick Norton
Holen Ho.tcliff
nobort Fountain
nuby Rasmussen
Hubr Ha rwood
Carol :'\.ndorson
t b rilyn Mill ~)r
Barbara •_"f ilb o r
Sally Mill ~r
Mnria Mo ndoza.
Rollin Shcph o rd
Doroth;r Jon o s
Robert 'i1urnor
Ronald Bicdockcr
John : rm o st o d
Clnronc o Drown
Va lerio iurnor
1r.1 inona Co nklin
Mnrgio Rolcfson
Me.:,,y H o ~-J_ c t t
No Do Elmwood,Nobr . Garl an d
Polk, Ne br. Hay wa rd Clinton
Clin ton
Cozad , Nebr . Clinton
El l i ott
Ha rtl ey
Hnrtloy 11 artloy
Hn.rtloy
Bancroft
Randolph De lmon t
Dist . 69 Culb e rtson
Magnolin,Miss Hastin~s
Dist:i 09
Cortland
Be ~. r:.ont
Jo J-i. n 1 ' '~_ n-1_;c :..~ ;; a ~_ •tlo y
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Lavonne Hulb e rt :i.im••:_ J cy
Bahmn sexton , El l iot t
Alma Fir o stono Ellio t t
Pn.tty v: n y miro .:;lin t on
Viola McGowan Cl in t on
Ca r o lyn De l anoy Cli nt on
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Ma~:"'7 J ~. :1. c D ,:; b u s
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J o o G2. :ec ~.a
Bob Gos 3 ::J. rd
S hirley :fand
H o l on Hoagl i n
Lomo ul Jonriings
F rnn c o s l~·ur i ca
J anot K~•1.:s e
J 'lc k Lei im m
Vio1 a Litten
Bc.rbn r n Lo os
Th ni s Loo s
J nn o t Lu tz i
E lean or };I gCau l o y
Glo r ia Mc Coi--mo ll
J nn i ce Hc F o 'J
Dnr r o ll 1icho.u d
Go let io :? c r ld :1. s
S nn.d r n Sc..u rdo rs
C~ro l yn Sc hu l do is
J ulia T 2v l or
Dorot h y S c h n e i de r
N orm ,'.?..n ·n,ro i domn n
B:J.rbn r a P: o lls
Rona l d Y o ~ t
Be t ty 1 ,1.'ho o l c r
Du:::i. n .J Z o l lc r
Cnro J_ i n o B ro or
Gnr J Bro 'v m
Do n Ma s sn
Lincoln 5:igh
Lincoln Elgh
Lin c o l n High
L i n c oln High
L iri. c o l n High
Lin coln Hi gh
Linc ol n E i gh
Li n c o L1 Hi gh
L in col n Hi gh.
L i n c o l n J-Iigh
Li r. c o ln Hi gh
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U.n c o l n High
Li n coln E i ~)1
Li n coln Hi c;h
Li n coL1 E i '])1
Li ri. c o ln E i 3 h
L:i. ric o :n ·~: i g h
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Li r1 c o l n I-1 i 3l1
L i n c o l n Hi c;h
Li n c o ln Hj_c;h
L i nc ol n Hi gh
L in c o l n Hi gh
Li n col n Hi 0 h
Li ri col n Hi sh
Li n coln Hi g h
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Cl nytcm S pah n
Dani e l Esqui v e l
Do v e L j_ onb'"' r g c r
D- nrw i n Gould
~~ u gcnc 1ifr i gh t
Ha rol d J ona s
Hn rr y Bri s ton
J r~ c k TI o b idoug h
J e r om e P o ol
Rc. l ph Shaw
Hn.~rmond S e ip
·:• ic h .'.lr d Udo
Ti o dn .J J na w:i
Ver no n E ~ gc l b or go r
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Lo. v o r nc Ho r e t h
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.:)l1 irl o y ' i os s
s~-dr l::; y ~ rid GC S
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F lor n Loos
D i a n .J Do c k ;.:; r
P oggJ F n z c l
Gl en d o. Ifay s
Ir ono Sc heid t
- B o th Nootz
J ovJO 11 Thomp son
Law ::; r ::)n c o '": Ost
:: i e::-1'.1.rd Mo -c; rs
I'loa l 1.Va lbr i d go
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B illy Ln o c h
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Li n col n Hig h
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Lin c o ln Hig h
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. Th is yea r •~· \ cl o.s s da y took th o f or m o f o. cl n ss p ic n ic .
S port c l oth o s , f 0o d and fu n ch Qra c t o ri zod t ho day . Shortl y bef or e no o n buss o s b o g.'J..ll t2ki :1g 9 t :1. g r o.do p u p i l s t o Pion co r P o. rk Q ~f~ o r 2 sup c ~ - picnic dinn 0 r t h os e wh o wo r e nb l o to, p~rti ci pntod i n mix e d soft b~ll ca rau s, r a c os , horse s ho0 , and voll ey b al l . ~-~ 3 0 o ' c lock found t·1~1.:i. t ti c rs 9_\ clas s t r udg i ng hor 10 to tho tuno o f 11 0h - my n c hing ba c ~<: 11 2 n d 11 Tv: a.s fun I wis h vi e c ou ld do it
D-gain :. "
Th o · comm::. tt o o in cho.rgo of plc..n s for c l ns s dcy wa s Elco.no r McC Qul cy , Ch~ ir ~~ n , Dn rwin Goul J , Dic k Chase, ~ug c n o ~ ri 2h t , 1 : 12lt v r Cr ur.:.':J , D.:.: v vi' l Y D0l n c s , Dt.: cd:, ':Jo st , J" C :<: n ohrb o. u 3 h , George Ho.lJ. , P nttJ Johns , 1Jc nnl c :~ <Jrn11:1o c-td c , nn d n onu l d Lowr e y .
PJ __ iOTI01T D_\Y P ROGTIAM ·.rEIT'i1-:CR JUNIOR HIGH SCEOOL i\tl y 29 , 1950
"First i,fovomont of .. iniaturo Symphony ------- -Scar1:10lin Hhittior. .Sc hool Orchestra Mr Lylo V!vl ch , Diroc tn
Processional -- - --- - - -- - - ------ Ninth Grado Pupils
Saluto to tho Flag.. --- Girls' Gloe Club
" Tho End of a Porfoct Day" ------ - ---- Ed Mis ch nick
Selections By Tho Girls ' Gloe Club -----1 i r Tod Thompson , Director Mrs . · Vollnn Allon , Accompanist
our Tomorrows -------- - - Momb o rs . of tho ...J inth Grado Class
Grootin3s frrnn tho Class Prosidont --- - nurdotto Craig Tho F uture - Goldie ~or!·i~s, =1oanor McCaul eJ , ~ary Jane Debus Leadership- - - - - - - - - - - Bob Barnett, Sharon Littrell Ronald Johnson, Janot Lutzi Health and Poiso ---.;.- Clarinot S oxtctto Konneth Grosonbach , Shirley Sacks , .Cott;y- ..:>oronson , Aldino Portor , Sl1irl oy Hand , ShirleJ l ic:rnrinfj • P e rsonal Development - Bob Gossard, Julia Taylor, nnnald Yost Janot Lutzi , Virginia C~ildors
Ho~o Mak in g - ---- Ninth Grado Gir ls from Homo Ee . Classes , Probl e m Solving ---- Rogor Dohn:ng, Eddie Hamor , Joyce Wichol~ Dotty Sorenson .
Vocation --- Rodncy Baum , C8.rol i\ndor so n, Clarance Brovm , La- Vern Ho r eth .
Social Dcv6lopmcnt Flirtation Danco Bob Barnett, Burdette Crc:.ic , Eonn i o Jo hnson , Bun Kormmoado, Sharon Littrell , Batty Jonnin3s , · Helen Ratcliff, Barbara ~ells .
Presentation of Class - ------- Mr . William Bogar , Principal
Awardinc of Promotion Certificates --- Dr. Stanley. G. Zomer Bo~rd of Education
!.1:i.ss Mattia Mumford , Lrs . rucillo ,~ rest, Ur s. Dorothy Borgen Miss Ethel Jon e s, Mrs Alice Bla ck.
"Now TJ.1.0 Day is Overn - - ------------- I3oys Gloe Club
Benedi ction Pra ye r - - -------- -- ---- - - Dick Norton
Recessional --- - ------ - - ---- Ni nth Grado Pupils (Audience will please romni n s o::ito d until nftor r e c e ssional.)
Program Committ oo ----- r rs . ITildrod ~) oss, Mr . Lyle .·f ol ch, Mrs Lu- Cillo ··:est , Mi ss :i.;o ra Vocrhuscn, t1rs Hrt ril Jn Curtis , Mrs Kathryn ·.'/hit.:; , Mr . rrod 11hompson , I.!rs . Lucile s. 'J ilson, l.Iiss Selma A Hult .
SCHOL..""" TISHIP
6 S crn ostcrs
Bob Barn e tt
Roger Dch nin[j
Bo rc.n i o Higol
Ronnie Johnson
Donna :-C ovarik
Carol Palm o Shirl e y Pic~ c ring
::i.ldino Portor
Judy ~1obcrts
Shirl -JJ Sac !{ s
Vivian Schwier
Rosemary- Sm lth
Be tty Sor en son
Gerald ,~r alkinshaw
Joyc e 1 '.r ich o lt
Margi c 1.Yi ls on
Char 1 o s :t.1r iJh t
Donnal o o Landis
Carol -'·.ndors on
Corliss Baumgartn or
Barbara Eno
MarilJn Mi ll e r
hlarjoric Tiolofson
Glenda Ha ys
1~ odn c y Baum
Harr J East on
Darwi n Gould
:Cug o n o ,r: r iGh t
Ke nneth Grosonbach
Gladys S omm:.:;r s
Die k Cha so
LaV ::;11 n Her ot h
:Su gon:.; Bol o s
Shirl t: J Bukin
Bov o rly D e ines
Shar on Li t trell
Verla Baxtor
Dia nno Boll
Barbara Brehm
Mar/ Jano De bus
Tholma F ir~stin o
S hi rl c:,r Hand
Franc e s Jur i ca
Th c~ i. s Loss
J &Dic c McIC:.)O
Sa ndra Saund e rs
C o.rolyn Schuldcis
Roland Yost
.5 S omo st or s
Carola nn dart
Vonna Kortum
l3 ob Storkan
1! a 1 or i -'J j c a nno Turner
Pa tty 1:f a Jm ir o
Jo hn :·'li n te r
Ca rol yn Delanoy
: .. lma ~ ir o stono
Holon Hatcliff
Lav onne Hulb e rt
Doroth:r tTon c~ s
Ruby Ra smu sso n
George F,r a1 ·_._
Dorothy Wi~l iamson
lJixi o Bar tl et t
Do tt y Norman
Dor1othy Schmidt
,J ane t rc rus o
J-ack Loil:::am
Llo a nor ~cGauloy
Dorothy Schn e ider
L~ Se meste rs
rJ ilma Jo rd an
l1I arion La1:1b:..,r t
Ma r:r Hol l ett
S all y Mi l l.. rl
1Jaclino L =.,g l o r
Donna H:r3on rad c r
Doris Mc Y:8o n
Be tty TaJlo1)
Darr e l ·, dl~dn s
Sondra Carr
Bob Gossard
Viol3. Litt o n
La rb a ra rr:c lls
Bil l ; Le ech
EFFICIE NCY l 'i.'!Ji\.R DS
Ida : .. dkins
Carol :.nd c rs on
Rob e rt Bar:n Gt t
Dixiu Bartlett
~odn cy Daum
Corliss Da umgartncr
V T la Ba xto r
Di an ne Boll
:L, _ ,
Doris Bohl
Barbara Erohm
L e land Brinkman
Mary Jo Cant e rbury
S ond ra Carr
Hog r Do hninf;
Bovorl:r Duinos
Car o l yn Delanoy
Harry Easton
Barbara E no
l i.lma P irustinc
Thelma Firestone
Darwin Gould
Ke n Gros cnbach
E ,:ldio Ham o r
Sh irley Hand
Carolann Hart
Ho len Ratcliff
Glenda Il a y s
Lavern He roth
Donna Hargenrader
Bonnie IIig c l
Beverly !Iolc omb
Mary !foll c tt
Ir e ne Huck
LaVonn o Hulbert
Jos o :-::,h Gare ia
Bo tt y Je nning s
Loon.a J on nin -= s
Pa tty Johns
Honald Johns on
Dor othy Jon ::; s
l.'ii l ma Jordan
Fr>anc os Juri ca
Pat Kont
ncr.. ni 'J Ko rmmoado
Theodore King
Vonna I(ort um.
Donna ~C ovarik
Jan e t I(rus o
Esth o r Lambe rt
Ha rian La.mlJ o rt
Donn a l co Landis
Ma r gie 1,'; ' ils on
tT ohn ':'i nt -~ r
Charl e s ' 11T right
Eugene i 'ri 0 ht
nonald Yost
Fr·nnk Lodoror
Nadine Lei;l c r
Sharon Littro ll
T½ais Loos
Ronc ld Lov1rcy
M:arjo ri o Lu ft
Russell D 1ndquist
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El ..; anor }. 1c Cauloy
J an ice T.TcEoe
Do ri.s 1c!Ceon
Lyron Mc I'Tah an
Ifa r ion Ea son
Lar -ia ;.rcndoz a
paryl r~ ichaud
1 • 1 n1 1 J l y n Hi ll e r
SallJ H ill e r
Both IJoot z
Rob c. rta Ov.rcn
Carol Palme
Goldie P e rkins
Shirley Pic!oring
J erome Poo l
Six Somcst • :) rs
Do rothy schn-:; idor
Da r r e l • ri .J:kins
S hirJ.cy SA.cks
Five Semostcrs
Verla B a xt e r
Ja n r: t Kruse
Ronald Yost
La v e rn 1I c r 1 oth
MnrJ Jo Cantcrbury
' lct ·· n ::: Por tcr
Donnal e o Landis
Aldino PorL o r
Ruby ~asmusc,on
Judi th 1ob JP ts ,·farjoi- 1 ic Rolo.fson
3h irl :.:;y Sac .-cs
Sandra Saund e rs
Doroth7 S chn e id e r
Vivian" s c hw i c r
i1ahma S exton
Mary Lou Sizemore
Ralph Shaw , Jr . nos cmar? Sm i th
Be tty Sorenson
ClaJto n Spahn
Tiob 0 rt Storl~an
Norma strilccr
Dotty Taylor
Valorioj ean no Turner
Shir l e J Ung :; r
Patty 1·raymi!"'o
Barbara l.Vells
Jo-:,rc u .'Ji ch. o 1 t
G~rald Valki ns haw Dorot hy Villiamson
Fou r Seme st e rs
Barbara Bro }m
Norman "!e id on1.a n
Dj_ck Chas e
Bob Barnett
Doris f_nn Bohl
Roger Dchnint3
Carolann Ha1 1 t
Donna Ko varik
Carol Palmo
Rosemary Smith
B c t t }" 8o r cnson
Carol ·._ndorson
Barbara ~no
John .r i nt..,r
Va leri o j 0 [Uno Turner
Tho e vening part:.,. vras h eld May 31st , i n tho lVhittier gym from 7:30 to 10 : 00 . fh sponsors of th e party wo re Jr . Thompson and Mrs . Ross Square dancJng and social dancing occup i ed most of thu time . Dotty J c nn i n<3s , as chairman , provided an int e r e st - ing floor s how for us . l 1h o r o fr oshmcnts wo r e handled v :- ;ry nic e ly b y Burduttc Craig and 1 ~ tty Tay lor . The foll owing poopl n mad e up th e o v oning party co::mi itt .:, c : Durd cttc Craig, Tiobcc c a 1\~aughan ; Lodgs Coatman , Donna Kovarik , Corliss Baumgartne r, ,,.art Tohann c s, Shirl ~J Buk i n , Shi rl ~y 1oss , Virginia Ch il d e rs , Be t t y aylor, Bu tty J -=: nnin c s , Bill Van :·i inklc anc. Iren e Huck
1 lthough tho wonthorm2n pull e d some b a d 9unch0s for tho outside activiti e s on Hoo.1th Day, tho annual indoor program was h ld on sch c dul c -- Ma~ 5, 1950 . Tho setting for tho pl ay arou..Y1d wl i ich th o progroJn was cont orod was given b y hl~ rjori u ~ ilson Tho audi nco was Qskod to imagine thomsolv o s in th o yo c.r of 2000, boing ontortainod in tho recollections of Gro.ndraa (Jan e t Lutzi) and Grandpa Yos~ (Ronald Yost) shared with their grandchildren Donne. (Hergenrader) and Bob (Goss ard) , T.'!hitti ·, r Health Day of 1950. ,._ The usual processional . participated in by th e 9th graders with Health ratine;s of ,:,., b0gan th e program . This was clim n.xod by tho crowning of tho Queen , Pntty Johns and King, Bonny Kormmoado by Sharon Littroll and Bob Barnett . Tho n tt o nd['.nts for th o ~ucen wore Virginia Child e rs, El e anor McCnul o y and Ba rb~ra Brehm, and for tho King, ~onnio Johnson, Loo Stcdnitz and Burdette Craig .
·.ft ,, r th8 crowning , .1 :1rilyn Mill e r g['.VO as a piano solo, · Bumbl o Boogie Patsy Jordan delighted th o audience with an accrob ati c danco , Ronnie Bayl e ss, a 7th grader, did a fine job on th e accordian playing two numb e rs, "By Heck" a nd "Tho Bluo Skirt irv,altz" • Somdra Carr did nnoth -J r acrobatic dnnco w:-iich pleased tho o.udionco This numb e r was followed by n com 0 dy nu.mber--A Gorman Br. nd composed of Betty Sorenson , Rob e rt Hein , Kon Grosonbach, Ronald Yost and Du~n o Zoll c rs, who r cn ll~ brou c ht down the house by th e ir comical antics . Be tty Jennings and ~d TTischnick sang in th o ir usuo..l lov e ly v1ay tho duot, nsympnthya . fJ.1h is wns follow e d by a tap danc e by Donna. Leo Lan dis and Ronnie Johnson, who wore f re c d to eivo a r opoa t p e rformance by nn enthusiastic audience. ..he closing numb -:. r was an octot of girls -- Dianne Bell; Carol ~nn Hart , Dorothy S ch neider, Barbara ~ ells, Jnnot Kruse , Rolon Ratcliff , Sharon Lit t rell and Thais Loos, who did a novelty using tho song "Tak o Ho Out to tho Bal l Game II as tho th omo Bob Ba rnett served a s th e ir umpir e . Tho gi rla wore in ball uniforms which added to th o fun of it , Mnr jorie 1:'iilson roappec..r c d to tn.1::c h: r audience out of fantasy b8.ck to reality by her closin e r omn r k s . ·_rtor congratulating tho Qu ee n nnd King, the entire a udi en c e aro s e and sang tho Whitti or Son g . Still hunnnin 0 it, thvy l e ft the auditorium
11 \'! hitti e r our Junior High School, '.'t o 1 11 always stand b:r you , ,J1'1i tt i or our Junior II igh S choih, You' 11 find us all true blue , ~ny time you s ea us wo 'r o always full of pop .tl'1:1 ·~1''h o ro you put us wo I r e nev e r out of stop, 'Jihit~io r our Junior High Schoch , Wo ' 11 always stand by you .
BENNY KEm.m oADE
i".ndors on , Wes loy
Barnett, ~1obert
Biodocker , Ronald
Brendle, James
Brovm , Gary
Cnnipbell , Richnrd
Co:::ttman , Lodge
Qrnig , Burdette
Prit chie, Charles
Grosenbach , Kenneth Gossard ,· Robert
Hergenrader , Robert
Hagolbcrger , Vernon
Johnson, Ronald Jennings, Lemual
King, Theodore
Kormmoade , Bonnie
Lundquist, ~ussell
Michaud , Daryl
Moyers , Richard
Moyer , Donald
~;:cf:Io.han , Iviyr on McConnell , Franklin Norton, lU ch ard
Poole , Jerome
Rohrbaugh , Jae k n .
nohrbD.UGh, Jacl::: L .
stodnitz , Loo
Spahn, Clnyton
Shaw, Ralph
Schidlor, Robert
Storkan, Robert
l 1 urn o r , Robert
Ude , r. ichard
Van Winkle , William
\\. ' ight , Cho.rles
~int e r, John
1F-f i lldns , Darre 1
'."!anis ka , Frank
rn all, George
·.albridgo, Nea le
J a gnc r, 11ichnrd
P/1.TTY JOHNS
\ndors on , Carol
Bartlett , Dixie
Doll , Diano
Boodry , i\lice
Drehm, Barbara
Childers , Virginia
Coop er , Shirley
Firos~ino, Thelma
Hergenrader , Donna
Higil , Bonnie
Hoaglin , Holen
Hottonstein, Mnry
Huck , Irene
Johns, Patricia
t.Tos ts ons , J\-Tnra
Krus c , Jn.n e; t
La mbert, Mn.rion
Lo.ndis, Donnaleo
Littrell , S~nron
Luft, r, argie
Lutzi ,J , J 2 n o t
TTcCnuloy , Eloanor
McKoon , Doris
Palma, Carol
Pickoring , Shirley
Portor , ... \ldine
.-.: ac ks , Shirl o J
3o.dor , Dorot h y
3nndors , 3 andra
Schmidt , Dorothy Schuldois , Car olyn
Schwier , Vivian
Sexton , Tiahma
Sorrells , Eloise
Ung e r, Sh irl ey
r.'~ym ir o , Pa tty
~~.r o 11s, Da rb o. r•a
'Y ichol t , Jo J c o
' ~! illinmson, Dorothy
,. 'ilso !1 , Mar jorie
,-rolfo , ::iloon
EIG_-ITH GRi,.DE 116 TOPPIBS 9TH GR i .i.D E FOR SCHOOL CILJ\i PIONSHIP FIRST SEMESTER
1 25 could not got past tho spa r kling pitching of Bob 7i lson . Tho game was a pitchers duel n.11 of tho way , wi th } ormnn 1./iodman doing a fine job tob . Receiving Bob and Normnn woro Jim Maul 115 and George , :all for 9th Grado Champs 125 . 'I1 ho finnl scoP o of this ga90 was 13 to 7 in favor of 116 ( Tough luck Law) Tho llb pl a:,ro rs wore : C Jir,,.my r.Iaul ; P Bobb - • Ti ls 0:--1 ; lb- - Hal Rowe; 2b- - Jira Thom ; SS Pncky Young ; 3b Jimmy t:;iobolhaus ; lf Gail Heffelfinger; cf -- Gcno Schriber ; nnd rf Bill Tinker . 125,s t onr.1 consisted of C - -G ,Jo r[s o ·_ all ; P Norman 1 ' ' icdman; lb -Dick Udo 2b Joromo Poo1; SS -- Cla;,rton Spal:n; 3b Jnck ,..,ohrb u. ugh; lf Rnlph Shaw CF -.Io slo:r Lc l u rson; o.nd RF lbrry En.str.1an .
F_\ CULTY IS STILL U fDE?K"i.TE:D EDG:ss · C!-!/J 1PS 19 - 14
t3h i ttior 1 s sto.r studd8d fnct..~lty is stil l undofoatcaa s fn~ as playing tho sc ho ol c:1.~mpions 220 . ·_lthough th cJ tnrnishod their cPovm b:{ bowing to tl10 ;lll St a rs with a hunblo r.nrp:in of 15 - 14 . In tho :11 Star gaMo , Tod Kine , who was high sco~cr of 6 points Dutch r:u rcy p a ced tho faculty with 5 points., Bncc.: to th o 220 faculty gam e rt ra s nip and· tuck till tho 3 qu.:::u"'tor, but )ust· co u ldn ' t go tho full g3.r.1 0 High scores wore Brini:ano.n with o poin t s and Joo ?artington , ith Bo Mr . Bogo.r was h o ld scoreless in both ga~os . Tho Faculty team consist e d of the following pl aye rs: Mcroy , Law , Boiler, Bri unt , P arting ton , ~ orral , Thompson and Bogar . Tho 220 t eam hnd Barne;tt, Jc · 1 son , Ksrmmoado , Lowrey , Brinkman , Hamor nnd Stor!rnn . Tho 111 1 .Stars had Kin g , Howe , ., ilson , s ~indor; -·Johnson , Barnett Brinkman , '.J oidm o n, Craig an d Honse
308 1\ND 220 SPLIT FOR CH!)-1PIO JSHIP
JOB and 220 , h nd two way ti0 ns far as vdnning football tour nament s . Ea ch won one np i c co . In tho first tournaLlcnt 22 0 pl ay e d 207 and wns victorious by tho slim margin of 7-6 . Jo ~ rson lu z?-'.cd tho bnll over f 01~ 220 wi th J.,. -..,rm.moad.o ma~::in2; tho o ~~ tra poi:: t . In tho SCCOtldS 308 dofoo.cod 220, 14 -6 'Tith Tod 1rirg Going hi s bit bJ r;tn.king both this. Die ~ : lli..-nso passed both oxtrn p oi nt s o ne to Kine ard tho other to Snyder
880 Yard Dash
Bob t._!i l son 2 : 46 . 1 st
Jack Roh r baugh -- 2nd
Ralph Shn.w , 3rd
75 yaPd dash
Tod King -- 8 : 0 3 ( now record)
Marcus 0r t iz 2nd
Paul Mc Kay Jrd
60 Yard Do.sh
Tod King -- 7 : 00 -- lst
Kon Jnhnson
Exton M6ffott 3rd
50 yard Da s h
Jack RohrbQugh 6 --l st
Ron Johnson -- 2nd
• Bob Barnott 52½ (record 5 : 5::'"~ ~
Broad J ump
Tion Johnson 1 6 : 1 0;~-- lst
Jc..c l: ~ohrbauGh -- 2nd
Diel· : Hons o 3rd
Hi gh Jump
Bob Barnett 52½ (rocord 55¼¼
Har c us 0rtiz 2nd
Dan E~quivel -- Jrd
Polo vau l t
Di c k Honso --Jack nohrbaugh -- 1 : 1 1
Jerome Pool , Burdutto Craig
Shot Put
Bob Barnott -- 48 7½ --l st
Tod King -- 2nd
Craig -- Jrd
Baseball Throw
Jae !-: Curtis 244 lst
Buddy r::ost 2nd
Jqpald Lowery Jrd
?ootball Throw
Bob H Jrgcnrador -- 148 -- lst
Ronald . Lov,roy -- 145 -- 2nd
, uddy ,cst - -145 -- Grd .
Shuttle RolaJ
308 (New Rucord) 1 : 15 , 8
Snyder , clovols, Yinc , Stodn i tz , Hons o, Todd, r,:acn:;r , Va.nt.".' inklo
Girls Basket Ball Shooting
Stewart Hart
Brehm
Base Running Hart -1 ·: omac k , Arcn~ s, Nicho l s .
Basebal l Th r ow fo r ~c curacy lst 0ha r on , Br ehm
2nd -- Gandara
Jrd Hart
Di s tance
Lrones , c~ro l ann Hart
Bovor l y Hiskey
Seck e r Place Xick
Prances t.Turica
Verla Bn.xti.)r
Lorcttn -Hichals
Girls Baseball Game ~11 stars : Verla Baxtor took tho honor by defeating Domacks toaa by th e shut - out score of 12 - 0 .
9th -- Vcrla Baxt or (~aptain)
Barb a ra ":el l s
Sharon Littre l l
Betty Norman i rdo lln. Damian
Eva Knapp
Cn.rol .L nn Hart
Betty Sorenson
Jan o t Kruse
Sandrn Carr
8th ~ lborta :oma ch (Captain)
ShirloJ Koisor
Dorothy ChnrlocnRorgonrador Hurphy
Lois Vlach
Nancy Daharsh
Botto Mets t o rs
Lorrain e BQrtl~ly
Donn:i. Youn3blut
r t-:i.r i ly.n B owon
Don Younc cmd Tomrn:,r Drohm - -IIor:io Room 208 Jay.rnond Kov, ric ond
crs ::Jo tto 1,10.s tors So;.1dra Carr 2ldon Ha tc lj_f f and · Tor:rr.1~r Brohri1 --
Tornr.iy Brehm , Gnr:T • orstcr Eldon H- tcliff, o.nd Bob Uribc 3onnio
Sultzbaugh , Vora HumphrJs , Bette Mnst c rs , nnd Connie Cr o ws -- Doris
G1.tus Lc1 Vo!ino Hulbert and CD.rol r.ndsrso!! -- Bonny K rrnmoadc -- Pctty
Johns, Bonny T{orrnnon.do ':'h c nc tot
