1962 Shield by Westside Foundation

There Are Many Points On A Compass

But Here--"All Points West!"

Westside High School

Omaha, Nebraska

Volume X

SHIELD /

A lthough there are many points on a compass, the life of the Westside student is symbolized by the point directed West. Since the early development of our country, the West has represented the unknown and challenging future . Here, students face challenges of the mind in Westside's unique courses: Far East, Science Seminar, English Seminar, Russian History. They face challenges of personal growth in club membership and leadership responsibilities. The Warriors also show initiative by developing their special interests beyond school requirements . Again, as traditionally the West signified the growth of the early States, Westside originated as an extension of Omaha- -one which is expanding yet. As the horizon extends, it creates new challenges for Westside and creates additional goals for individuals through future jobs and colleges. To Westsiders there are no East, North, and South points on the compass for here "All Points West!"

W hat makes up the western challenge? The usual workout at the pool

' day after day, panel discussions in which students debate current problems and future situations, spiritual growth through attendanc;e at the church of one's choice and its youth groups, the "coke ritual" at drugstore--the life of a Warrior revolves in the form of a compass with each point uniting to develop a well rounded individual.

Viewing West from Every Point

F -i-ght. Fight! Yells dominate the halls, gym, and stadium as Warriors go forth in competition against inter -city teams. Click goes the camera as Peyton snaps last minute pictures to meet the never ending deadlines. Who else could pose a slumber party scene on a Sunday afternoon? Burrrrr The quick snowfalls surprise and delight students throughout the winter as they cross the patio to get to their warm classrooms . Arriving early are those students who attend special holiday services arranged by Y- Teens and Hi- Y. Yes , a Warrior's life is always busy-academically, socially, religiously, and physically.

hhh ... just let me sleep another minute, dad . '' Long days and short nights prove difficult for the Warrior to handle without that extra minute of sleep. Once at school the busy day starts with beginning home ec. girls cooking and sometimes burning their concoctions . Boys are found gazing at the trophy case while dreaming of trophies to be won. The day reaches its midpoint with students rushing to get their lunch trays. Is it chocolate cake and hamburgers?

SHIELD STAFF

Pat Mayer, Editor

Sunny Durham, Associate Editor

Kay Zavitz, Business Manager

Jan Kucera, Promotion Manager

Gigi lice, Faculty

Kay Melchoirs, Seniors

Kathy Westering, Underclassmen

Peggy Delong, Organizations

Linda Twiss, Features

Judy Linder, Co-Sports Editor

Lois McConkle, Co-Sports Editor

Susie Mellor, Staff Artist

Peyton Whitely, Head Photographer

Miss Marilyn Miller, Adviser

ee, I hope I can be as big as you someday." This is a familiar cry echoed by underclassmen awed by the height of the mighty seniors. After school Pep Club members combine work with fun by Clecorating goal posts Football games present an equal challenge for the team and student supporters- -especially when it rains! As the school day closes, Warriors loaded with work depart for home. They meet the challenges presented by the school with enthusiasm for they realize their future depends on education. Yes, THERE ARE MANY POINTS ON A COMPASS, BUT HERE "ALL POINTS WEST"

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Shield Dedicated t o Hansen

S HAPING the destiny of Westside has been the job of Mr. Kenneth Hansen, principal, for the past five years. Upon his arrival to Westside High School, students remarked "Gee, he looks like Bing Crosby. I wonder if he can sing as well?" This easy going man may not be a Bing Crosby, but he is well recognized in the school as an example of one dedicated to the task of maintaining an environment which stimulates our school community toward better achievement.

Mrs. Mary Conners, Dean of Girls, said, "I admire his ubiquity. He senses what goes on everywhere at any time." Students, faculty, and administration alike respect him for his patience, thoughtfulness, kindness, and untiring efforts Thus we dedicate the 1962 Shield to Mr.' Kenneth Hansen.

Anyone for a golf game? Family activities create many wonderful times.

Sponsoring the Student Council is one of many jobs.

Pointing Toward Leadership

• School Board

• Administration

• Faculty

t66' Board, Administration -

Westside's future is in the capable hands of the "best school board in the state." Each day, problems large and small confront Mr . Hansen, Mr. Farrar, Mr. Phelps, and the District 66 School Board . These problems are solved with diplomacy and intelligence distinguishing factors among those who make up Westside's administration.

District 66 School Board consists of Mr. Verne Moore, Mr. Irvin Yaffe, Mr. Clark Murdock, president; Mr. Robert Heimrod, Mrs. Margre Durham, secretary; Mr. Jackson Barton, vice president. At right, Superintendent H. Vaughn Phelps. Receiving one of his many phone calls is Mr. Kenneth Hansen, principal. Mr. Ralph Farrar, assistant principal, is instrumental in determining Junior High policy.

They Back Westside High

Throughout the halls of Westside each day, the clang of dishes and the swioo of mops can be heard. Without the help of valuable custodians, cafeteria workers, the nurse and librarians, Westside could not function properly. These people all make up the pleasant atmosphere that surrounds each day at Westside.

Warrior "handymen" are custodians Jeno Howath, Glen Garairanet, Glenn Ries, Ray Selk, Sam Sperano,• Not Pictured are Robert Harrison, George Harrison, and Paul Manely. Mrs. Margurite Wood, school nurse, performs a daily routine of taking a temperature.

Tasty dishes are prepared by the cafeteria staff Martha McGehee, Nell Partridge, Etheline Cubrich, Mary Holm, Dorothy Laughlin, Jeanne Anderson, Ilah Petersen, Louise Conrad, Ruth Severine. SECOND ROW: Virginia Nieman, Florence Braber, Johanna Hoff, Virginia Alsman, Lucille Geisler, Rachel Humphrey.

A Teacher's Day Begins

A Westside teacher is more than a mechanism for grading papers; he is, in reality, a devoted person with a warm personal life that is seldom seen by the student. The day starts quite early for most teachers who may dash or leisurely stroll through Westside's hallowed portals at 7:15 a.m. Nevertheless, with the thud of the heavy front door, a teacher's day begins

"Well, here we are. All out!" Mr. James Lemon, Miss Lynne Lanham, Mr. Paul Andreas arrive. "Chief safe-cracker" Mr. Jack Noodell begins the day. "Oh, what a beautiful morning" muse Mr. Rex Steinkruger, Mt Bill Haffey, Mr. Richard Winchell. Mr. Erling Schultz, Mrs. Carolene Steuck, Mrs. Julie George walk to their first hour class.

There Is Much to Be Done

With •the buzzing of early morning activities, teachers plan their daily schedules. They can only gu e s s as to the outcome of these schedules for the day is merely beginning. There is much to be done; teachers hope for the best.

Morning rendezvous with Mr. Jerry Koch, Mrs. Ruth Orkow, Mrs. Alice Gillogly, Secretary, and Mr. Leon Englehart.

The day starts early for librarians Mrs. Feme Mellor and Mrs. Ethel Dav ison. 11 Thank goodness, no bills! 11 sigh Miss Lou McConnell and Mrs Judy Krhounek.

Teaching, Planning, Guiding -

Teaching, planning, and guiding are all part of a teacher's dat. Whether it be composing a freshman's schedule, or attending a meeting, the success of the student is considered most important to each daily routine.

Westside's "guiding lights," Mrs. lois Lucas, Mr. Karl Pecht, Mr. Jack Petersen and Mr. Dale Fuerst, chuckle over an amusing anecdote. Mrs. Jean Truman, Mrs. Nila Magdanz, Mrs. Clara Dunn, and Mr. Edward Mansur, meet for an informal discussion.

"Mottoes speak louder than words" observe Mr. Bruce Holmquist, Mrs. Mary Conner, and Mrs. Susie Ball.

It's All

Day's Work

A teacher's day may be a variety of things , but most important , a teacher TEACHES. Whether it be music or history, English or physics, Westside students have the advantage of a well-trained faculty, skilled in their various fields.

' "You too, can become a Rembrandt, 11 says Mrs. Jean Truman. "Do, re, mi," directs Mr. William Kellogg. "No, these aren't for dinner! " Mr. Harley Hardison and Mr. Emil Wicina comment on the biology rabbits. "Will the meeting please come to order?" begins a discussion with Mr. Darwyn Snyder, Mr. Kenneth Grizzell, Miss Gretchen Saeger, Mrs. Judith Hoyt, Mr. Harold Welch, Mr. Frank Hayworth, and M rs . J uliana Swartzbaugh.

leisure Moments Precious

"If that dime gets stuck ONCE more, I'll--!" is the disgusted cry of many a teacher at one time or another when trying to operate the obstinate soft drink machine in the faculty lounge. This is just Qne of the many small catastrophies that blight a teacher's day. Little items such as dropping a stack of books, misplacing glasses, or a sudden loss of voice all go to make up the complex day.

"It's a happy scene by the canteen" with Mrs. Helen Kelly, Mrs. Anna Clark, and Mrs. Elizabeth Griffin. "Oops, there go the books again" laugh Mr. Rod Hansen, Miss Pat Stalder, Mr. Burt Speece, and Mr. Dewey Asher. Mr. Bob Rademacher and Miss Laverne Allen take time for a short coffee break. Helping with painting scenes are Mrs. Elaine Limbaugh, Mr. Merritt Whitten, Mrs. Diane Althouse, and Mrs. Mary Davis.

lunch Is a Welc Break

Lun h i a welcome break in the daily routine for most teachers. Here, in the all-too-short lunch period, dally news is exchanged above the clatter of students and dishes. It is almost impossible to be heard in this confusion, but teachers are grateful for these few minutes of leisure.

Lining up for noon "vittles" are Mrs. Laverne Hammer, Secretary, Miss Pat Stalder, Mr. Wayne Wagncr, Mr. Marvin Nevins, Mr. Edward Mansur, Mrs. Clara Dunn, and Mrs. Dian Peterson.

A "Table Topics" discussion with Mr. Kenneth Hansen, Mr. Alvin Gloor, Mr. Phillip Pfenninger, Mr. Jim Tangdall, and Mrs. Hazel Patz.

A Teadr's Pas times Vary

Teachers do manage to find time for their favorite pa times . School spirit ranks especially high with Warrior faculty member as they enthusiastically support the Westside team

Rendering enthusiastic "rahs" are Mr. Calvin Delano, Mrs. Lois Lucas, and Miss Marilyn Miller.

"No, we don't do this all the time." Mr. Ralph

Farrar and Mr . Kenneth Hansen

demonstrate their "favorite recreation."

Cutting capers at the faculty basketball game are Mr. Kenneth Hansen, Mr. Richard Winchell, Mr. Richard Lane, Mr. Frank Hayworth, Mr. Edward Lang, Mr. Leon Englehart, and Mr. William Hoyt.

In Memoriam

Miss Anna Louise McConnell, mathematics instructor, will always be remembered for her willingness to help others. She was truly a devoted teacher possessing a brilliant understanding of mathematics and a deep, sincere, interest in her students. Born in Broadwater, Nebr., Lou MeConnell graduated Magna Cum Laude from Hastings College. She later received her master's degree from the University of Illinois. After three years of teaching at Westside, Miss McConnell became head of the math department. Under her guidance, Westside achieved first place in the State Math Contest this year. She allowed no distinction, however, between those students interested in math as a career and those desiring a math foundation for other fields. Seniors and eighth graders alike learned of the "beauty of mathematics" from her. Respected and loved, Anna Louise McConnell will never be forgotten, for she continues to live forever in the hearts of all who had the privilege of knowing her

MJ:. Wayne Glidden at day's end.

Directing Toward Scholarship

• Seniors

• Juniors

• Sophomores and Freshmen

That time, anxiously awaited by some, perhaps dreaded by others, has finally arrived- -Graduation Day!

As each one of us leaves the familiar halls of Westside, what are our thoughts? Though our eyes may be filled with tears, our hearts are filled with many wonderful memories Our regrets are many as we realize we must now leave the games, classes, and

even the cafeteria food, not to mention the administration, the faculty, class sponsors and the school itself. We are grateful for their making all our memories possible.

With . our last game, our Senior Prom, our last pep rally with OUR senior song, baccalaureate, and finally, commencement, we find it hard to say "so long" to high • school. Yes, we've learned, laughed, and been happy to be a part of WHS . This is the end of the beginning of our lives. Our hearts swell with pride as we leave . . . as we hear the strains of POMP and CIRCUMSTANCE.

Leading the class of 162 are President, Luckasen; V. President, Nelsen; Secretary, Olson; and Treasurer, Maddox.

Who could ever forget that final locker cleanup?

A Scrapbook of Memories

RON ADAMS--Hi-Y 1,2, Vice pres. 1, Pres. 2; WClub 3,4, Vice Pres. 3; International Club 1,2; Jr. Red Cross 1,2; Football 1,3; Basketball 1-4; Track 1-4; County Government 3; Variety Show 3; Lance Staff iJ Student Council 2,3,4, Vice pres. 3, Pres. 4; Key Club 4; Top Choir 3,4; Musicals 3,4; Math Club 4, International Affairs Forum 3,4.

DAVE ALLEN--W -Club 1-4, Sec. 4; Football 1-4; Track 1-4; County Government 3; Lance Staff 4; Student Council 1,3, Sec. 3; Key Club 3,4, Treas. 4; Debate 2,4; National Honor Society 3,4; NFL 2-4; Treas. 3, Vice pres. 4,

MIKE ALTMAN--Transfer from Omaha Central.

CARL ANDERSON--Variety Show 1; Band 1.

DALE ANDERSON--Hi-Y 1-4; International Club 1,2; Golf 1,2; Top Choir 1,2.

JACKIE ANDERSON --Pep Club 1-4; Y- Teens 1,2; Jr. Red Cross 1,2; Drill Squad 2-4; Art Club 4.

KAY ANDERSON--Pep Club 1-4; Y-Teens 1-4; International Club 1-4; Jr. Red Cross 1,2; GAA 1; Drill Squad 2-4; Variety Show 3.

STEVE ANDERSON--Distributive Education 3,4.

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RON ADAMS DAVE ALLEN

DALE ANDERSON JACKIE ANDERSON MIKE ALTMAN CARL ANDERSON

KAY ANDERSON STEVE ANDERSON

BONITA ARMSTRONG Fl.AINE ARP

BONITA ARMSTRONG--Pep Club 1-4; Y-Teens 4; International Club 1,2; FMA 3,4; Thespians 4.

Fl.AINE ARP--Pep Club 1-4; Y -Teens 1-3; GAA 2.

RON AUERBACH--Hi-Y 1,2; W- Club 3,4; International Club 2,3; Football 1-4; Basketball 1,2; Track 1-4; Homecoming candidate 4.

DAVE AULD--W-Club 4; Football 4; Basketball 4; Baseball 3,4; Transfer from Cedar Rapids, Iowa.

JAN AURINGER--Pep Club 1-3; Y- Teens 2-4; International Club1-3; FTA 2; FMA 4.

MIKE BAKER--Radio Club 1.

SUSAN BALL--Pep Club 1-4; GAA 1; Transfer from McCook High School; Thespians 2,3; Band 1-4.

RANDY BAUGHMAN--W-Club 3,4; Track 1; Wrestling 2-4.

Studying

RON AUERBACH DAVE AULD

a 28 little • • •

JAN AURINGER MIKE BAKER SUSAN BALL RANDY BAUGHMAN

Doing Nothing a Lot

BILL BECK--Jr. Red Cross 1-4; Chess Club 2; CAP 2-4.

PORTIA BENNETT-- Transfer from Omaha Central.

TOM BENNETT--Hi-Y 1,2; International Club 4.

CLIFF BENNETT --Distributive Education 3,4.

BRIAN BERRIS CAROL BERRY

BRIAN BERRIS--Hi- Y 2-4; W-Club 2-4; Treas. 4; International Club 2,3; Football 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Track 1-4; Senate 4; Homecoming Candidate 4.

CAROL BERRY--Pep Club 1-4; Y-Teens 1,2; International Club 3; Jr. Red Cross 4; GAA 4; FMA 4.

MIKE BEUTERBAUGH--W Club 3,4; Football 1-4; Basketball 1; Track 1,3; Homecoming Candidate 4.

CHERYL BIRD--Pep Club 3,4; Y-Teens 3,4; GAA 3; Lance Staff 4, Advertising Manager; Transfer from Omaha North; FMA 3 1 4.

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MIKE BEUTERBAUGH CHERYL BIRD BILL BECK PORTIA BFNNETT TOM BENNETT CLIFF BENNETT

STEVE BLOCK--Transfer from Fair Lawn High, New Jersey.

EDWIN BLUM--Basketball 1; Track 1; Transfer from Omaha Benson.

MARY KAY BOYD--Pep Club 3,4; Y-Teens 3,4; Drill Squad 4; Variety Show 3; FMA 3,4; Treas. 4; Transfer from Valley High, West Des Moines, Ia.

GARY BRANDT--Transfer from Omaha South.

STEVE BROCKY --Hi- Y 3,4; International Club 2; Baseball 3; Chess Club 3,4.

MAR.ll.YN BROWN--Pep Club 1-4; Y-Teens 1-4; International Club 3; Jr. Red Cross 1; GAA 1.

JOE BRUECKS--Transfer from Downers Grove High School, Downers Grove, Illinois.

DIANNA BURTON--Pep Club 2-4; Drill Squad 4; FMA 2-4; Orchestra 1,2.

I Yelling • • • Whispering • • •

STEVE BLOCK EDWIN BLUM STEVE BROC KY

MARILYN BROWN MARY KAY BOYD GARY BRANT JOE BRUECKS D lANNA BURTON

but Always Talking

VIRGINIA CALAME--Pep Club 3,4; Y-Teens 4; Transfer from !iellaire High School, Houston, Texas.

RUTH CANTRIL--Distributive Education 3,4; Transfer from Omaha Benson.

ROGER CARLBURG--Hi-Y 1,2,4; Football 1,2; Track 1,2,4; Transfer from Omaha Benson.

Bll..L CARPENTER--Distributive Education 4; Football 2; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 3,4.

BOB CARSON--National Honor Society 3,4; Boys' State Alternate 3; Key Club 3,4; International Club 1-4; Math Club 4; Jr. Class Play 3; Musicals 2; Hi- Y 1-4; Band 3,4; Choir 1,2; Debate 3; Spanish Club Pres. 4; Thespians 3,4; CPAF 4; Winner intercity spoken Spanish contest 2-4.

ANITA CATLETT--Transfer from Riverside Brookfield School, Riverside, Illinois.

DICK CEFREY --International Club 1; Football 1,2; Golf 2; Track 3; Shield Staff 4; Top Choir 4; Musicals 4; Band 1.

LINDA CHRISTENSEN--Pep Club 4; Transfer from Norfolk, Nebraska.

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VIRGINIA CALAME RUTH CANTRIL

BOB CARSON ANITA CATLETT ROGER CARLBURG Bill CARPENTER DICK CEFREY LINDA CHRISTENSEN

Dreaming of Trophies • • •

TONY CIULLO--Football 1; Tennis 1,2; Variety Show 4; Top Choir 4; Musicals 4; Science Club 4.

JOHN CLAPPER--Football 1-3; Baseball 1,2; Wrestling 1-3; Top Choir 1-4; Musicals 1-4; WClub 1-4

BARB CLEM--Pep Club 2-4; Y- Teens 2-4; International Club 2-4; Jr. Red Cross 2; Variety Show 2; Thespians 2; Transfer from Southeast High School, Lincoln, Nebraska.

BRUCE CLOUGH--W-Club 2-4; Jr. Red Cross 2; Football 3,4; Golf 2; Track 3; Wrestling 2-4; County Government 3; Transfer from Edison High School, Rock Island, Illinois.

JON COLLINS--Distributive Education 3,4; One Act Plays 3; Art Club 3,4; Radio Club 3,4; Transfer from Cathedral High School, Duluth, Minnesota.

CONNIE COLLITON--Lance Staff 4, Jr. High Columnist; Class Plays 3; Thespians 3,4,--Sec. 4; Transfer from Cathedral High School, Springfield, Massachusetts.

CLIFF CONRAD--Variety Show 1; Band 1.

MARILYN DAVIS--Y-Teens 1; GAA 1.

JON COLLINS CONNIE COLLITON

TONY CIULLO JOHN CLAPPER BARB CLEM BRUCE CLOUGH

CLIFF CONRAD MARILYN DAVIS

Some Won, Some Deserved • • •

SUSIE DEAN--Pep Club 1-4; Y-Teens 1-4; International Club 1-4; Jr . Red Cross 2; Musicals 2.

NORMA DEETS--Pep Club 1-4; Y-Teens 1-4; International Club 1-4; French Club, Pres 3; Latin Club, Pres. 2; Variety Show 2,4; Top Choir 2,4; Debate 3; Musicals 2,4; Z-Club 2-4; National Honor Society 3,4; ITA 4; Jr. Red Cross 1.

PEG DELONG--Pep Club 1-4; Y- Teens 1-4; International Club 1-4; Drill Squad 2-4; Variety Show 1,2; Musicals 2; Z-Club 2-4; Orchestra 1,2; Shield Staff 4, Organizations Editor; Top Choir 2.

PAT DIETZ-- Transfer from Cheyenne, Wyoming.

LEWIS DOANE--Transfer from Omaha Central.

DINAH DONOVAN--Pep Club 2-4; Y-Teens 2; Esquires 4; Transfer from Palm Springs, California.

CAROLE DRESHER--Pep Club 1-4; Y-Teens 1-4; Variety Show 3; Shield Staff 4; Z-Club 2-4; FMA 3,4; International Club 4.

SUNNY DURHAM--Pep Club 1-4; Y-Teens 1-4; International Club 1 ,2,4; Jr. Red Cross 3; County Government 3; Lance Staff 3; Class Officer 3, Sec. 3; AFS 3; Top Choir 3,4; Treas. 4; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Musicals 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Esquires 4; FTA 2-4, Sec. 3, Pres. 4; Z-Club 3,4; Shield Staff, Asso c iate Ed 4

LEWIS DOANE DINAH DONOVAN CAROLE DRESHER SUNNY DURHAM SUSIE DEAN NORMA DEETS PEG DELO NG PAT DIETZ

CATHY EATON--Pep Club 1-4; International Club

1,2,4; Lance Staff 4, 2nd Page Editor; FT A 2-4.

GREG EDEN--Hi-Y 1,2; Sec. 2; International Club

1,2; Football 1; Tennis 3,4; County Government 3; Variety Show 1,2; Student Council 3; Key Club 4; Top Choir 2,4, Sec. 2, Pres. 4; Debate 3,4; Musicals 2,4; Class Plays 3; National Honor Society 3,4; NFL 3,4; Science Club 3,4; V. Pres. 3; Thespians 2-4, Pres. 4, Treas. 3; Band 1-4, Sec. 3, Capt. 4; Safe Teens 3,4, V. Pres. 3, Pres. 4; German Club 1, 2, Sec.- Treas. 2.

JOAN EDSON--Pep Club 2; Y- Teens 2; Distributive Education 4; International Club 2.

MICKEY EllEY --Hi-Y 1,2; International Club 1,2; Jr. Red Cross 1; Wrestling 1; Variety Show 1-4; Top Choir 1-4; V. Pres. 3, Pres. 4; Musicals 1-4;

Math Club 3; Radio Club 1-4; Thespians 1-4; Band 1-4; V. Pres. 4; Orchestra 2-4; Jr. League Theater 1-4.

JEANNE ENCELL--Pep Club 1-4; Y-Teens 1-4; International Club 1-4; Pres. 3; Jr. Red Cross 1; GAA 1; Drill Squad 4; Variety Show 3,4; Student Council 1,2; Top Choir 4, Sec. 4; Esquires 2-4; ITA 4; Homecoming Candidate 4.

GARY ERNST --Football 1,2; Track 1-4.

EDWIN ERVIN--Football 1-4.

CAROLYN FALKENROTH--Pep Club 1-4; Y-Teens 1,2; GAA 1; Tall Girls 3,4; Variety Show 2; FTA 4; FMA 3,4.

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Filling School Year • •

CATHY EATON GREG FDEN

JEANNE ENCELL GARY ERNST JOAN EDSON MICKEY ELLEY FDWIN ERVIN CAROLYNFALKENROTH

Pep Rallies, Dances, Games • • •

YALE FINKLE--International Club 2-4; Math Club 3,4; Latin Club 2; German Club 3,4.

DANNY FIRESTONE--Distributive Education 1-4; Basketball 1. '

REBA FOSLER--Pep Club 1-4; Y- Teens 1-3; International Club 2; Tall G.rls 3,4; Variety Show 3; Z-Club 2-4; Treas. 4; FMA 3,4; Math Club 3; Thespians 3.

MILES FOSTER--W-Club 3,4; International Club 3; Football 1,2; Track 1; Wrestling 2-4

ELDON FRANZ--Hi-Y 1, 2; International Club 2; Variety Show 2-4; Key Club 3,4; Top Choir 2; Debate 3,4; Musicals 2; National Honor Society

3,4; NFL 3,4; Science Club 2-4; Sof-Tones 3,4; Boys' Octet 2; Madrigals 2; Orchestra 3; CPAF 3,4.

MARIS FREEBERG--Pep Club 4; FMA 4; Transfer from Omaha Central.

SHARI FREED--Pep Club 1-4; Y-Teens 1-4, V. Pres.

3; International Club 1,2; Jr. Red Cross 1,2; Drill Squad 3,4; Variety Show 3; Esquires 1-4; FMA 3,4, V. Pres. 3, Pres. 4.

KAY FUCHS--Pep Club 1-4; Y-Teens 1-3; International Club 2-4; Jr. Red Cross 1,4; Drill Squad

2-4; Lance Staff 3,4, 4th Page Editor 4; Esquires

2-4 1 Pres. 4; FT A 4; FMA 4; Thespians 3; Variety Show 1,3; Homecoming Candidate 4.

YALE FINKLE DANNY FIRESTONE

ELDON FRANZ MARIS FREEBERG REBA FOSLER MILES FOSTER SHARI FREED KAY FUCHS

Working Excitedly on • • •

MARY GLISAR-- Transfer from East High School, Sioux City, Iowa.

DARLENE GLISAR--Pep Club 3; FMA 4; Transfer from East High School, Sioux City, Iowa.

GEORGE GLOCKE--Transfer from Omaha South.

LEANNE GOLDBERG--Pep Club 2,3; Y-Teens 1,2; GAA 2.

BOB GARRETT --W- Club 3,4; Basketball 3,4; Track 3,4; Transfer from Valley High School, West Des Moines, Iowa.

LINDA GATES--Pep Club 1; GAA 2; ITA 2,3.

GWEN GIBBS--Pep Club 1-4; International Club 1; Variety Show 3; Top Choir 3,4; Musicals 3,4; FMA 3; Volleyball 2,3.

JUDY GIRARD--Pep Club 1,2; FMA 4.

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BOB GARRETT LINDA GATES GWEN GIBBS JUDY GIRARD

MARY GLISAR DARLENE GLISAR GEORGE GLOCKE LEANNE GOLDBERG

ART GOODWIN--Transfer from Ralston High School, Ralston, Nebraska.

BETTE GRAFF--Pep Club 1-4; Y-Teens 1,2; GAA 2; International Club 3; Drill Squad 2-4; Z-Club 3,4.

SUSIE GRASMICK--Pep Club 4; Transfer from Omaha Central.

GEORGE GURVIN--Transfer from Hampton, Virginia.

TISH HAECKER--Pep Club 1-4; Y- Teens 1,2; International Club 1-3; Jr. Red Cross 1,2; Tennis 14; GAA 1; Drill Squad 3,4; Variety Show 3.

BARB HANDSCHUH--Pep Club 1-4; Y-Teens 3; International Club 1,2; Jr. Red Cross 1-3; Variety Show 3; Class Plays 3; Thespians 3,4.

JOSIE HAPNER--Pep Club 1-4; Y -Teens 1,2; International Club 1,2; Jr. Red Cross 1,2; Variety Show 3; Cheerleading 2-4; Homecoming Candidate 4.

DOUG HART --Distributive Education 1-4.

Homecoming,

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Sweetheart • •

TISH HAECKER BARB HANDSCHUH

JOSIE HAPNER DOUG HART ART GOODWIN BETTE GRAFF SUSIE GRASMICK GEORGE CURVIN

Chanting So Furiously • • •

BOB HAYS--Radio Club 3,4.

SHERRY HAYES--Pep Club 1-4; Y-Teens 4; International Club 3,4.

BARB HEIMROD--Pep Club 1-4; Y-Teens 1-4; International Club 1-4; Drill Squad 2-4; Variety Show3; FTA4.

REID HELD--Hi- Y 1,2,4.

URSULA HENCKE-- Y- Teens 3,4; Distributive Education 4; FMA 3,4.

PAT HENDERSON--Distributive Education 4; Baseball 1,2.

RON HENNINGSEN--Transfer from Omaha Benson.

CHUCK HESTER--Radio Club 3,4; Chess Club 4; Wrestling 3; International Club 4; Band 4. Transfer from Omaha Central.

BOB HAYS SHERRY HAYES

URSULA HENCKE PAT HENDERSON BARB HEIMROD REID HELD RON HENNINGSEN CHUCK HESTER

for Broke''

KAREN HILL--Y- Teens 4; International Club 4; Transfer from Omaha North.

SHARRY HOGZETT --Pep Club 2-4; Y- Teens 1-4; International Club 2; GAA 2; Variety Show 1,3; Top Choir 3,4; Musicals 3,4; FTA 4; FMA 3; Transfer from Shenandoah High School, Shenandoah, Iowa.

PHIL HOLLY --Hi-Y 1-3; International Club 1,2; Football 1,2; Basketball 1-4; Baseball 1,2.

RICK HOLT--Hi-Y 1; International Club 3; Musicals 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Chess Club 3,4; Science Club 2-4, Pres. 3,4; Radio Club 3,4.

ALLAN HORWICH--International Club 2-4; Basketball 1; Key Club 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Science Club 2,3; Math Club 3,4; National Merit Semi-Finalist 4; Math team 3.

DON HOSFORD--Hi-Y 1-4; International Club 2-4; Golf 3,4; Wrestling 3,4; Debate 3; Radio Club 4.

WOODY HOVLAND--Variety Show 2; Science Club 2; Band 1-4; Orchestra 4; Transfer from Riverdale, North Dakota.

PAT HRONEK--Pep Club 2-4; International Club 2,3; GAA 3,4; Top Choir 4; FMA 3,4; Thespians 3,4.

KAREN HILL SHARRY HOGZETT

ALLAN HORWICH DON HOSFORD PHIL HOLLY RICK HOLT WOOOY HOVLAND PAT HRONEK

Cramming for Finals • •

MIKE HUBER PENNY HULAC

MIKE HUBER--Basketball Student Manager 2-4.

PENNY HULAC--Pep Club 2-4; Y -Teens 2-4; International Club 3; FT A 4; FMA 3,4.

JULIE IVERSON--Pep Club 1-4; Y- Teens 1-4; International Club 1-4; Latin Club 1,2; French Club 3,4, Sec 4; Drill Squad 3,4; Esquires 2-4; National Honor Society 3,4; FT A 4; Math Club 3; Musicals 2-4; CP AF 4.

IRENE JACOBS--Pep Club 1-3; GAA 1; Variety Show 1; ITA 1; Thespians 1; Class Plays 3, Student Director.

JULIE IVERSON IRENE JACOBS

TEKLA JACOBSON--Pep Club 4; Y-Teens 4.

BONNIE JENSEN--Pep Club 1-3; Y -Teens 2; Distributive Education 3,4; V. Pres. 4; International Club 3,4; Variety Show 3; Top Choir 3; Musicals 3; FMA 3,4; Thespians 3.

DICK JENSON--Hi- Y 1,2; Distributive Education 3,4; Football 1

DICK JOHNSON-- Transfer from Omaha Creighton Prep.

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TEKLA JACOBSON BONNIE JENSEN DICK JENSON DICK JOHNSON

but Always Sweating It • • •

SUSAN JOHNSON--Pep Club 4; Jr. Red Cross 4; Variety Show; Lance Staff, Reporter 4; Top Choir 3,4; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Musicals 3,4; Class Plays 3; FTA 4; Thespians 3,4; Transfer from Shenadoah High School, Shenadoah, Iowa.

DAILEY JONES--Ski Club 3; Transfer from Citronelle High School, Citronelle, Oklahoma.

ERMA JONES-- Y- Teens 3,4; Distributive Education 3; Art Club 4; FMA 3,4.

HODGE JONES--W-Club 3; Football 1; Track 4; Wrestling 2; County Government 1; Key Club 2; Math Club 2.

RON JONES BLAINE JUNGERS ,

RON JONES--International Club 2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Science Club 3,4; Radio Club 3,4; Pres. 4; Transfer from Winston-Salem, North Carolina.

BLAINE JUNGERS--Hi-Y 1-4; Wrestling 1,4; Safe Teens 3,4; International Club 1.

LARRY KALLHOFF-- Wrestling 4; Transfer from Omaha Cathedral.

WAYNE KABAT--Hi-Y 4; W-Club 4; Basketball 1; Baseball 1-4; Radio Club 4; Band 1,2; Safe Teens 3,4; Transfer from Washington Junior High, Duluth, Minnesota.

LARRY KALLHOFF WAYNE KABAT SUSAN JOHNSON DAILEY JONES ERMA JONES HODGE JONES

Remembering Some People • •

TOM KAMIN--Hi- Y 1,2; Distributive Education 1-4; County Government 3; Radio Club 4.

JANICE KAUFMAN--

REVELLE KAVITCH--Pep Club 1-3; Y-Teens 1-4; International Club 1; GAA 1,2; Variety Show 1,2; FMA4.

LINDA KEATING--Pep Club 2-4; Y- Teens 2,3; International Club 2-4, Pres. 4; Cheerleading 3,4; Esquires 4; Homecoming Candidate 4; Transfer from Grand Island, Nebraska.

JIM KEHM--Chess Club 3,4; Gun Club 3.

CAMI KELLOGG--GAA 2; Art Club 2.

BILL KING-- Variety Show 1-4; Staff 4; Key Club 3,4; Top Choir 2,3,4; Musicals 2,3; Math Club 4; International Club 4; Jr. Red Cross 3.

SANDY KLABUNDE--Pcp Club 1-4; Variety Show 3.

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TOM KAMIN JANICE KAUFMAN

JIM KEHM CAM! KELLOGG REVELLE KAVITCH LINDA KEATING

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BILL KING SANDY KLABUNDE

Forgetting More •

JIM KNOTT--

KAREN KOZA:K,..-Pep Club 1-4; Y-Teens 2-4; International Club 1-4; Jr. Red Cross 1; GAA 1; Lance Staff 3,4, Feature Editor 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Junior Classical League 2-4.

TOM KREAMIER-- Transfer from Thomas Jefferson, Council Bluffs, Iowa.

JIM KRIEGER-- Track 4; Transfer from Omaha Benson.

ELAINE KRIESEL--Pep Club 1-4; Y- Teens 1-4; International qub 1; Art Club 3; IT A 4; FMA 4.

JANICE KUCERA--Pep Club 1-4; Y- Teens 3,4; GAA 4; Shield Staff, Promotion Editor 4; FT A 4; FMA4.

GARY KUNKLER--W-Club 4; Football 4; Baseball 3,4; Transfer from Shawnee Mission East, Kansas City, Kansas.

TERRY KVAM--International Club 2; National Honor Society 3,4; Chess Club 2-4; Sec.- Treas. 3, Pres. 4; Math Club 3,4.

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Jllv1 KNOTT KAREN KOZAK

ELA I NE KRIESEL JANICE KUCERA TOM KREAMIER JIM KRIEGER GARY KUNKLER TERRY KVAM

Going Together

JUDY LEYPOLDT JEAN LEWIS

KATHY LIERLEY--Pep Club 1-4; Y-Teens 1-4; International Club 2-4, Sec.- Treas. 4; French Club 4; Jr. Red Cross 3,4; GAA 1; Variety Show 1; FMA 2-4.

JUDY LINDER--Pep Club 1-4; Variety Show 2, 3; Shield Staff Co-Sports Editor 4; Top Choir 2-4; Musicals 2-4.

CHIP LOCKWOOD-- Transfer from Baldwin High School, Milledgeville, Georgia.

SARA LONG--Pep Club 4; Y- Teens 4; Transfer from Riverdale, North Dakota.

JAN LARSEN--Track 3; Transfer from Fremont, Nebraska.

HARVEY LEMON-- Transfer from Weymouth, Massachusetts.

JUDY LEYPOLDT - -Pep Club 1,2; Y-Teens 1-3; GAA 1,2; Volleyball Team 2.

JEAN LEWIS- -Pep Club 1-4; Y- Teens 1-4; International Club 1-4; Jr. Red Cross 3; Variety Show 3; Top Choir 4; National Honor Society 3,4; FTA 4; FMA 3,4; Sec. 3, Historian 4; Musicals, 4.

KA TI-IY LIERLEY JUDY LINDER

JAN LARSEN HARVEY LEMON

44 • • • Breaking

CHIP LOCKWOOD SARA LONG

but Always Love

ART LORENZ--Hi-Y 1,2,4; International Club 2,3; Basketball 1, Class plays 3; Band 3,4; Math Club 4; Ski Club 4; Transfer from Omaha Central.

ED LOVE--Transfer from Omaha Holy Name.

CAM LUCAS--Hi-Y 1-4; International Club 2-4; Pres. Spanish Club 3; Football 1; Student Council 1; Key Club 3,4; Science Club 2-4; Math Club 3,4; Debate 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; CPAF 4; Student Council, Senate Leader 4.

JOHN LUCKASEN--W-Club 4; Football 3,4; Class Officer, Pres. 4; Student Council, Vice Pres. 4; Key Club 4; Kiwanis Award 3; National Honor Society 3,4; Track 3; Boys' State 3; Outstanding player Award 3; Homecoming Candidate 4; Transfer from Cheyenne, Wyoming.

STEVE LUDINGTON--Hi- Y 3; International Club 3,4; Basketball 1; Key Club 2-4; Track 1; Class Plays 3; National Honor Society 3,4; CPAF 3,4, Sec. 4; Student Council Senate 4; National Merit Finalist 4; Model Legislature 1961, 4.

BOB LUNDSTROM--Hi-Y 3; Football 1-3; Track 1,2.

BOB MADDOX--W-Club 2-4; Pres. 4; Football 1-4; Track 3,4; Wrestling 2-4; Class Officers 4, Treas. 4; Key Club 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Math Club 3,4; Boys' State 3; Student Council 4; Homecoming Candidate 4.

PAM MAHNKE--Pep Club 2-4; Y -Teens 2-4; International Chili 4; Top Choir 4; Musicals 4; Transfer from Early, Iowa.

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BOB MADDOX PAM MAHNKE 45

STEVE LUDINGTON BOB LUNDSTROM ART LORENZ ED LOVE CAM LUCAS JOHN LUCKASEN

Trying to Stay Up

MARILYN MANTEL-- Y- Teens 1-4; International Club 1,2; Variety Show 3; Top Choir 2-4; Musicals 2-4; National Honor Society 3,4; Chess Club 2; V. Pres. 2; Math Club 3,4; Madrigals 2; Sophomore Octette 2; Girl Triple Trio 3.

BOB MASON-- Transfer from Norfolk High School, Norfolk, Arkansas.

PAT MAYER--Pep Club 3,4; Y-Teens 2-4; Variety Show 3; Lance Staff 3; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Esquires 4; FMA 3,4, Sec. 4; Thespians 4; Shield Staff, Editor 4; Transfer from Columbus High School, Columbus, Georgia.

DICK MEIER--Hi- Y 2-4; International Club 2-4; One Act Plays 3,4; Class Plays 3,4; Chess Club 2-4; Math Club 3,4; Thespians 3,4.

MARSHALL MEIMAN--W Club 3,4; International Club 1,2; Football 3,4; Golf 4; Track 3,4; Wrestling 3,4; Math Club 4.

KAY MELCHIORS--Pep Club 1-4, Sec. 3, Treas. 4; Y-Teens 1-3; International Club 1-3; Jr. Red Cross 1,4; Drill Squad 2-4; Variety Show 3; Z-Club 2-4, Sec. 2, Vice Pres. 3; Esquires 2-4, Sec.-Treas. 2, Vice Pres. 3; FTA 4; Math Club 3; GAA :,i,; Shield Staff, Senior Editor 4.

SUSIE MELLOR--Pep Club 3,4; Y-Teens 3,4; Shield Staff, Artist 4; Musicals 3,4; Class Plays 3; FTA 4; Art Club 4; Thespians 3,4, Recorder 4; Transfer from Baltimore, Maryland.

NANCY METZ--Pep Club 1-4; International Club 2; GAA 2-4; Y- Teens 2.

MARILYN MANTEL BOB MASON

MARSHALL MElMAN KAY MELCHIORS PAT MAYER DICK MEIER SUSIE MELLOR NANCY METZ

to Finish Paper Due • • •

CINDY MEYER--Pep Club 1-4; Y-Teens 1-4; International Club 3,4; Esquires 2-4; FTA 4.

MARILYN MIDDLETON--Y-Teens 4. Transfer from Mission East, Kansas City, Kansas.

KAREN MILLER--Pep Club 1-4; Y-Teens 1-3; International Club 1,3,4; GAA 1; Math Club 3.

PAT MILLER-- Y- Teens 4; International Club 4; Transfer from Lincoln High School, Portland, Oregon.

PAT MILLER--Pep Club 1-4; Y-Teens 1-4; Latin Club 1,2; International Club 1,2; Lance Staff, 3rd page Editor 4; Jr. Red Cross 2; FTA 3; Variety Show 3.

GARY MILLETT--Hi-Y 1,2; International Club 2,3; Football 1-4; Track 1-4; Wrestling 3,4; Key Club 2-4, Pres. 4; Debate 3; National Honor Society 3,4; NFL 3,4; Math Club 3,4; Band 1; Senate 4.

JEFF MISKO--Hi-Y 1; W-Club 4; Football 1-4; Track 1,2.

BARBARA MONTES--Pep Club 4; International Club 4; FMA 4; Transfer from Omaha Duchesne.

CINDY MEYER MARILYN MIDDLETON PAT MILLER

GARY MILLETT KAREN MILLER PAT MILLER JEFF MISKO BARBARA MONTES

Sitting Front Seats • • •

CRAIG MOORE--Hi-Y 1; W Club 2-4; Football 3,4; Track 2-4; Key Club 4; Homecoming candidate 4.

DENNY MOORE--Football 3; Transfer from Omaha South.

PAT MOORE--Pep Club 1-4; Y-Teens 1,2; International Club 1-3; Drill Squad 2-4; Variety Show 1-3; Student Council 1, Secretary 1; Class Plays 3; Z Club 2-4; Esquires 2-4, V. Pres. 2; FTA 4; Thespians 3,4; Homecoming candidate 4.

JANE MOSER--Pep Club 1-4; Y- Teens 1,2; Distributive Education 3; Jr. Red Cross 1; Drill Squad 3,4.

JOHN MUMMA--Football 1-3; Basketball 1-3; Baseball 1-3; Track 1.

BOB MUSIL-- Transfer from Omaha Central.

LOIS McCONKLE--Pep Club 1-4; Y -Teens 1-3; International Club 2,3; GAA 1,2; Drill Squad 2-4; Esquires 2-4; Variety Show 3; Shield Staff, CoSports Editor, 4; Transfer from Lincoln, Nebraska.

ED McCURTAIN--Hi-Y 1-4; W Club 3,4; International Club 1,2; Football 1; Basketball 1-4; Top Choir 1,2.

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CRAIG MOORE DENNY MOORE PAT MOORE JANE MOSER

JOHN MUMMA BOB MUSIL LOIS McCONKLE ED McCURTAIN

Facing Parking Problems • • •

Pep Club 1-4; Y-Teens 3,4; International Club 4; FTA 1.

DICK McKENNA--Hi-Y 1-4; Vice Pres. 3, Sec.Treas. 4; Basketball Student Manager 2; Tennis 2-4; Variety Show 1,2; Key Club 2-4; Sec. 4; Class Plays 3; Math Club 3,4; Radio Club 3; Thespians 3,4; V. Pres. 4; Band 2-4; Senate 4; Treas. 4; Sof Tones 4; National Merit Finalist 4; CPAF 3,4.

DIANNA McNEAL--Pep Club 1, Y- Teens 2; Distributive Education 4; Sec. 4; Jr. Red Cross 2; GAA 2; Art Club 2.

JUDY NELSEN--Pep Club 1-4; Y-Teens 2-4; Treas. 4; International Club 1,2; Jr. Red Cross 1,2; Drill Squad 2-4; Variety Show 1,3; Class Officer 3,4; V. Pres. 3,4; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Esquires 2-4; FMA 4; Thespians 3,4; Girls' State 3; Lance Staff 3, Editor 4; Student Council 2,3,4, Treas. 4; Z-Club 2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4.

CAROL NEUMANN--Pep Club 1-4; Y-Teens 1-4; International Club 2,3; Jr. Red Cross 3; GAA 3,4.

JACK NICHOLSON--

JANET NICHOLSON--Pep Club 2-4; International Club 2; Transfer from Monroe Jr. High.

RAMONA NORD-- Y- Teens 1.

CHRIS McELROY

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NICHOLSON RAMONA NORD 49

CAROL NEUMANN JACK NICHOLSON

JANET

CHRIS McELROY DICK McKENNA DIANNA McNEAL JUDY NELSEN

Exchanging Senior Pies • • •

MARGARET O'BRIEN--Transfer from St. Joseph's Academy, Omaha, Nebraska.

KA 11-IY O'HARA--Distributive Education 4; Transfer from Omaha Central.

JOAN OLSON--Pep Club 1-4; Y-Teens 1-3; International Club 1-3; Jr. Red Cross 1; Drill Squad 1; Variety Show 3; Lance Staff 4, Business Manager; Cheerleading 2-4; Capt. 4; Class Officer 4; Sec. 4; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Z-Club 2,3,4, Pres 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Esquires 2-4.

GAIL OSTER--International Club 1; GAA 1; Variety Show 1; Glee Club 1; FMA 2-4; Transfer from Indianapolis, Indiana.

RALPH PALMER--Hi-Y 1; Football!; Track 1; Band 1,2.

GLENN PARDEE- -Hi- Y 4; International Club 3, 4; Radio Club 4.

JEFF PARISH--Hi-Y 1,2; International Club 1,2; Football 1; Basketball 1; Track 1-3; Variety 1-3; Class Officer 3, Pres. 3; Student Council 3; Key Club 2-4, Sec. 3; AFS 3; Debate 2-4; Class Plays 3; National Honor Society 3,4; NFL 2-4, Pres. 4; Math Club 3,4; Thespians 3,4; Band 1; CPAF 4.

DENNY PASSER--Top Choir, Musicals 3,4 Transfer from Omaha Central.

MARGARET O'BRIEN KATI-IY O'HARA RALPH PALMER

GLENN PARDEE JOAN OLSON GAIL OSTER JEFF PARISH DENNY PASSER

SUSIE PETERSEN--Pep Club 1-4; Y-Teens 1-3; International Club 1-4; Variety Show 3; Class Officer 3, Treas. 3; Debate 2,4; Musicals 2; Class Plays 3; 3; Math Club 3,4; Thespians 2-4; NFL 2-4, Sec. 3, Treas. 4; CPAF 3,4; V. Pres. 3,4.

ARNIE PETERSON--Key Club 4; W Club 4; Football 4; Transfer from South High School, Denver, Colorado.

PETE PETERSON--Wrestling 2; Ski Club 3.

FRED PETHES--Football 2; Basketball 2; Wrestling 1.

KAREN PETTEGREW--Pep Club 1-4; Y-Teens 1-3; International Club 1-4; Jr. Red Cross 3; GAA 1; FMA 3,4.

KEN PIPER--W Club 31 4; Track 2-4.

DIMITRIS PORTOLOS--International Club 4; AFS 4; Chess Club 4; Foreign Exchange student from Athens, Greece.

CLARKE POWERS--Band 4; Transfer from Omaha Central.

Remembrances . • •

Gathering

SUSIE PETERSEN ARNIE PETERSON

KAREN PETTEGREW KEN PIPER PETE PETERSON FRED PETHES DIMITRIS PORTOLOS CLARKE POWERS

Doing Everything for the

DON PUGH-CINDY QUERRY- -Art Club 4.

LINDA RANDALL--Pep Club 1-4; Y- Teens 1-4; International Club 2,3; CAA 2-4; Tall Girls 4; Art Club 4.

ANDY RASKIN--Pep Club 4; International Club 3,4; FTA 3,4; FMA 4; Transfer from Winnetha, Illinois.

LINDA RANDALL ANDY RASKIN

BILL REDICK--International Club 3.

MARCIE REED--Pep Club 1-4; Y-Teens 1,2; Jr. Red Cross 1; CAA 2; Art Club 4, V. Pres. 4; Orchestra, 2.

JIM RHEINCROVER--Hi-Y 1-3; W Club 3,4; International Club 2,3; Jr. Red Cross Club 3; Top Choir 2; Debate 3; Class Plays 3; NFL 3,4; Math Club 4; Thespians 1-4; CPAF 3,4, Treas. 4; Senate 4.

PETE RIDGEWAY --Hi- Y 1,2,4; W Club 2-4; Football 1-4; Track 1-4; Art Club 4; Band 1.

DON PUGH CINDY QUERRY

BILL REDICK MARCIE REED JIM RHEINCROVER PETE RIDCEWAY

Last Time at Westside • •

DAVE RIGDON--Hi-Y 1-3; Distributive Education

3, 4; Pres. 4; International Club 3.

LAN! RING--Pep Club 2-4; Y -Teens 2-4; International Club 2-4; Jr. Red Cross 2,3; Transfer from Brownell Hall, Omal1a

JANET ROLICK--Pep Club 1; Y-Teens 2-4; International Club 2; GAA 2-4; Top Choir 4; FTA

4; FMA 3; Thespians 3; Orchestra 1-4.

JERM ROSE--Hi-Y 1,2,Sgt.of Arms 1, Treas. 2; W Club 2-4, V. Pres. 4; International Club 1,3,4; Football 1-4; Basketball 1; Track 1,2; Wrestling

2-4; County Government 3; Student Council 4; Key Club 3,4; Top Choir 1; Class Plays 3; Math Club

3,4; Pres. 4; CPAF 3,4; Boys' State Alternate 3; Homecoming King 4.

MARSHA ROSENBLATT--Y-Teens 2-4; International Club 3; GAA 2-4; FTA 4.

TERRI RUPE--Pep Club 1-4; Y-Teens 2,3; International Club 1-3; Jr. Red Cross 2; Drill Squad 2-4; Capt. 4; Esquires 3,4.

GEORGE RUSSELL--Transfer from Omaha North.

TUCK SADDLER--Hi-Y 1,2; Football 1,2; Basketball 1; Baseball 1; Track 1.

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MARSHA ROSENBLATT TERRI RUPE

GEORGE RUSSELL TUCK SADDLER DAVE RIGDON LAN! RING JANET ROLICK JERM ROSE

Talking About Next Year

KAREN SAHLER--Pep Club 1-4; Y -Teens 3,4; Jr. Red Cross 3.

SALLY SAKLAR- -International Club 3; Top Choir 4.

JOHN SCHENKEN--Hi-Y 3,4; Golf 2,4; CPAF, Pres. 4; Senate 4.

LONNIE SCHAFFROTH --Transfer from Kearney High School, Kearney, Nebraska.

KEN SCHNUR--Hi-Y 1-3; W-Club 3,4; Jr. Red Cross 1,2; Football1-4; Basketball 1,2; Golf 1,2; Baseball 1-4; Track 1.

KEN SEDOON--Hi-Y 1-3; W-Club 3,4; Jr. Red Cross 1,2; International Club 2; Basketball 2-4; Golf 2-4; Track 1; Math Club 4.

STUART SHERMAN--Transfer from Omaha Central.

NANCY SIMMONS--Pep Club 2-4; Y-Teens 3,4; International Club 1,2; Jr. Red Cross 1-4; Lance Staff 4; Artist; Art Club 4.

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KAREN SAI-ll..ER SALLY SAKLAR KEN SCHNUR KEN SEDDON JOHN SCHENKEN LONNIE SCHAFFROTH

STUART SHERMAN NANCY SIMMONS

BONNIE SMITH SANDY SMITH

BONNIE SMITH--Pep Club 1-4; Y-Teens 2,4; GAA 2; FTA 4. ' ·

SANDY SMITH - -Pep Club 2-4; Top Choir 2-4; Musicals 2-4; Art Club 4.

SKIP SORENSON --Hi- Y 1-4; International Club 1-4; Football 1-3; Basketball!; Golf 4; Debate 1,2; Math Club 4; Radio Club 4; Senate 4.

SUE SPENCER--Transfer from Omaha Central.

RON STAVE--Hi-Y 1; W Club 2-4; Football1-4; Baseball 2-4; Track 2; Homecoming Candidate 4.

PAM STEINERT--Pep Club 1-4; Y-Teens 2; GAA 1-4; V. Pres. 3, Pres. 4; Art Club 2,4.

KAREN SUND-- Transfer from Colwnbus Falls, Montana; Y- Teens 4; National Honor Society 4; Band 4.

TWillA SUTTON--Pep Club 2,4; Y-Teens 2,4; International Club 2-4; Jr. Red Cross 3; Thespians 3; Transfer from Brownell Hall.

• Worrying • • •

Wondering • • • 55

RON STAVE PAM STEINERT SKIP SORENSON SUE SPENCER

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KAREN SUND TWILLA SUTTON

Anticipating Graduation • • •

JEAN SWANSON--Pep Club 1-4; Y-Teens 2-4; Sec. 4; International Club 2-4; GAA 2; Variety Show 2,3; Top Choir 1-4; Officer 3; Musicals 2-4; FMA 3,4; Sec. 3; V. Pres. 4.

NANCY SWANSON--Pep Club 2-4; Y- Teens 1,2; GAA 1-4; FMA 3,4.

STEVE SYDOW--Hi-Y 2,4; W-Club 3,4; International Club 2; Baseball 2-4; National Honor Society 3,4; Math Club 4; Science Club 3; Transfer from Washington High School, Sioux Falls, South Dakota.

TOM TALTY--Hi-Y 1-3; Distributive Education 3,4; Transfer from Omaha Central.

VICKI TAYLOR--Pep Club 1-3; Y-Teens 2; GAA 2; International Club 2-4; Top Choir 4; Transfer from Oak Park High School, Oak Park, Illinois.

KAY TEGTMEIER--Pep Club 1-3; Y-Teens 2; International Club 2-4; GAA 2; Top Choir 4.

GLORIA TI-IOMPSON --Pep Club 4; Transfer from Yankton, South Dakota.

GIGI TICE--Pep Club 1-4; Y-Teens 1,2; Distributive Education 3,4; International Club 1,2; Jr. Red Cross 3; GAA 1; Variety Show 1; Shield Staff 4; Faculty Editor.

JEAN SWANSON NANCY SWANSON STEVE SYDOW TOM TALTY

VICKI TAYLOR KAY TEGTMEIER GLORIA THOMPSON GIGI TICE

SUSIE TICHACEK--Pep Club 1-4; Y-Teens 1-3; International Club 1, 2; Drill Squad 3, 4; Variety Show 3; Lance Staff 4, 1st page Editor; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Esquires 4; FMA 4; Thespians 3.

JIM TOLLEFSON --Distributive Education 4; Transfer from Riverdale High School, Riverdale, North Dakota.

LOUISE TOWNSEND--Pep Club 1-3; Distributive Education 3,4.

SUSIE TUCKER--Pep Club 3,4; Transfer from San Angelo, Texas.

TRUDY TVRDIK-- Transfer from Sterling Morton High School, Chicago, Illinois.

LOIS TURNER--Pep Club 1-4; Y-Teens 1,2,4; International Club 2; Variety Show 2,3; Top Choir 2,4; Musicals 2,4; Thespians 3,4.

LINDA TWISS--Pep Club 1-4; Y-Teens 1,2,4; International Club 1,2,4; Jr. Red Cross 1; County Government 3; Drill Squad 1; Variety Show 3; Shield Staff, Feature Editor 4; Cheerleading 2-4; Z-Club 2-4; National Honor Society 3,4; Girls' State 3; Homecoming Candidate 4.

STEVE UROSEVICH--Hi-Y 1-4; W-Club 2-4; International Club 1,2; Jr. Red Cross 3; Football 1,2; Basketball 1-3; Baseball 1-4; Track 1.

Ending Final Year • • •

TRUDY lVRDIK LOIS TURNER

LINDA TWISS STEVE U ROSEVICH SUSIE TICHACEK JIM TOLLEFSON LOUISE TOWNSEND SUSIE TUCKER

But Finally Reaching

DAVE UTTERBACK-JAN VAN ORSDEL--Transfer from Omaha North.

COLLEEN VAUGHN--Pep Club 1-4; Y-Teens 1-4; Pres. 4; International Club 1-4; Drill Squad 2-4; Top Choir 2-4; Musicals 2-4; Esquires 2-4; IT A 4; Math Club 3.

PAM WEBSTER--Pep Club 2; International Club 1,2; Top Choir 3,4; Musicals 3,4; FTA 2; FMA 3,4.

JUDY WELSTEAD--GAA 2-4; Pep Club 1,2.

KATIIY WESTERING--Pep Club 1-4; V. Pres. 3, Pres. 4; Y- Teens 1,2; International Club 1-3; GAA 1; Drill Squad 3,4; Variety Show 3; Esquires 3,4; Thespians 4; Homecoming Queen 4; Z-Club 4.

CANDY WHEELER--Pep Club 1-4; Y-Teens 3,4; • International Club 3,4; Drill Squad 2-4; Variety Show 1-3; Musicals 2-4; Warrior Mascot 4; Girls' Quartet 2; Triple Trio 3; Madrigals 2; Quintet 4; Lance Staff, Art Editor 4; Top Choir 1-4.

PEYTON WHITELY --Shield Staff 2-4; Lance Staff 2-4, Photographer; Ski Club 3,4; Transfer from Duluth, Minn.

DAVE UTTERBACK JAN VAN ORSDEL

JUDY WELSTEAD KATHY WESTERING COLLEEN VAUGHN PAM WEBSTER CANDY WHEELER PEYTON WHITELY

the Commencement of

LAUREL WHITTED-- Youth Forum 4; International Club 4; Top Choir 4; Lance Staff 4, reporter; Transfer from Highland Park School, Highland ' · Park, illinois.

BILL Wll.SON--Distributive Education 4.

JI!v1 WILSON--Hi-Y 1-4; Historian 4; Jr. Red Cross 3.

BARB WOLCOTT--Y-Teens 3,4; Transfer from Omaha Central.

JAY WOLFE--Hi-Y 1, Chaplain; Top Choir 1.

JOE WOLFF-- Transfer from Atchison High, Atchison, Kansas.

NANCY WORDEN--Y Teens 3,4; Transfer from Omaha North.

JANET WRIGHT--Pep Club 1-4; Y-Teens 2,3; Drill Squad 2-4; Lance Staff 3,4; Managing Editor 4; Z Club 2-4; International Club 1,2; Variety Show 3; Quill and Scroll 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; FMA 4; Thespians 3,4; Girls' State Alternate 3.

LAUREL WHITTED Bill WILSON

JAY WOLFE JOE WOLFF JI!v1 WILSON BARB WOLCOTT NANCY WORDEN JANET WRIGHT

the Class of 1962!

JOHN WUPPER--Hi- Y 2-4, Pres. 4; International Club 1-4; Variety Show 1; Radio Club 3,4, V. Pres. 4; CPAF 3,4; County Government 3.

DENNY YOUNG--Hi-Y 1-3; Distributive Education 3,4, Treas. 4; Jr. Red Cross 3.

PRISCILLA YOUNG- - Pep Club 1-4; Y-Teens 1-4; International Club 1,4; Jr. Red Cross 3; GAA 4; Lance Staff 4, Circulation Editor; FTA 2-4; FMA 3,4; Thespians 3,4.

KAY ZAVITZ--Pep Club 1,2; Y-Teens 1; GAA 2,4; Variety Show 1; Shield Staff 4, Business Manager.

NOT PICTIJRED

Russ Borneman

Mike Bothel

John Chadwell

Ed Crowfoot

Connie Gibson

Mike Hakan

Kathy Hybl

Linda Sheehan

Jay Vanasek

Rose Weber

Jean Wells

Bruce Wingender

WALT ZIMMERMAN--W Club 3,4; Track 3; Tennis 2.

JOHN WUPPER DENNY YOUNG PRISCILLA YOUNG KAY ZAVITZ

WALT ZIMMERMAN

Juniors Ably Accept the

Looking back as they are nearing their goal are the juniors, the class of 1963.

They will always remember the wearisome hours spent at the library doing research for term papers and struggling through the weekly issues of U.S. News and World Report. Talking with Phoebe Pyncheon in The House of Seven Gables, and deciphering the confusing formulas of physics are also things they will recall.

However, not all was work. Ably led by their class officers, the juniors sponsored numerous money-raising projects for the annual Jr -Sr Prom.

Yes, juniors stop! Look back upon this past year, because you can never hope to relive it, but only cherish its occurrences as memories.

Class officers Anderson, Wright, Olson, and Freeman head the Class of '63

Selling pop at games is one way to raise money.

Challenge of leadership;

J. Adams

Adler

Ainsworth

J.Allen

S. Allen

Alsmeyer

Alter

B. Amis

J Andersen

R. Anderson

Arnold

R. Arp

Baade

Bachert

Bachus

Bacon

Barton

Bauman

Benton

Berg

Berry

Bloom

Blum

Boardman

Borgeson

Bray

Breci

Bridgewater

Brooks

K. Brooks

J. Brown

M. Brown

Brownell

K Bell

Boyd

Buesking

Burbridge

Burger

Burrows

Campbell

T. Campbell

Carson

Carter

Chandler

Chase

Chorley

Clark

Clifton

Cocks

Coffland

Colli ton

Conrad Corcoran

Cowman

Cusick

Dale

Deadman

Deines

De Poe

Dewey

Diegel

Dloughy

Doane

Dolby

Doll

Duerkoop

Duffenback

Duncan

Dunklau

Eilers

Eisele

Ekwall

Elliott

Eoff

Filkins

Finks

Fosler

Foster

Fredickson

Free lin

Freeman

Galloway

S. Gates

Sue Gates

Gerard

Gillingham

Gilligan

Goodrich

Gotcher

Graf

Grantham

Grawkow

Grossman

Hahn

Halla

I. Hall

R. Hall

Hartzell

Hatfield

Hays

Henderson

Henry

Herring

Hetrick

Hower

Humphrey

Hungerford

Hunt

Hubbard

lmig

Isaacson

Jacobsen

They Work Diligently for

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a Better Than Ever Prom

Jansen

B Johnson

C. Johnson

D Johnson

J Johnson

M. Johnson

R. Johnson

C. Jones

D. Jones

J. Jones

J. Kelley

R. Kelly

Kersh berger

Kinsey

Klein

Kopecky

Koser

Kostos

Kovarik

Kriesel

Lagerberg

Lahners

Langan

Larson

Larsen

Lautenschlager

Lee

L. Lee

Lefler

Lich

Lindee

Lindgren

Loshbaugh

Louden

McClendon

McConkle

McEntire

McDonald

McGrayel

McKibben

McWilliams

Markesi

Mason

Mead

Meredith

Messner

Mesterhazy

Metzger

Meyer

Milne

Monson

Moore

J Moore

Moran

Morin

and Spend Hours Deciding

G. Morley

Morton

Mumaugh

Mumbly

S. Nath

Nealy

B. Nelson

Nelson

Nixon

Nordstrom

Nothhelfer

V. Nye

0 1 Connor

B. Olson

R. Olson

P. Osborne

G. Osborn

Orkow

Ostwinkle

Paden

B. Page

Pal then

Papineau

Pedegana

Percy

Perry

Perrigo

B. Peters

K. Peterson

R. Peterson

Piatt

Pillege

Ploss

Podrauzek

Purchase

B. Rahe

Rankin

Rees

Reichman

Reid

Reitan

Riebe

Religo

Roberts

Rosenbaum

Rosner

Runstrom

Sachse

E. Sampson

T. Samson

J. Samson

Saylan

Schaible

Schmalberger

Schober Schuchardt

on Rings .

Schuett

Seiger

Sennentz Shannon

Sharp Shelley

Smith Snoke

Sprague

Squires

Juniors finally obtain licenses.

Stark Stein

Stiebler

Stites

Stockman

Straka

Stu it

Sutton

Sherman J. Slack Slack R. Slack C. Smith

Last minute rush to get term papers done.

They Await next Year.

Swanson

Tate

B. Taylor

Terrill

Theis

Thomas

Townsend

E. Thompson

L. Thompson

Tierney

Truhlson

Vaad

VanHouten

Varney

Volshek

Vosler

Voss

Watson

Whaley

Wheeler

J. White Williams

Wolcott

R. Wright

W.Wright

Zimmerman

Baldwin

Peterson

NOT PICTURED

Beth Burlingame, Micheal Downs, Mike Hartin, James Johnson, Robert Johnson, Mickey Klabunde, Richard Klauchie, John Langan, William La Pour, Gerald Lofberg, Judy Neccio, Wayne Petersen, Gordon Randall, Richard Riebe, Leda Siglin, David Simpson, Janis Taulborg, Ellen Terry, Linda Werth, Rollie Winters.

with Only Two Years to Go

After an eventful year, the sophomores look forward to their next years at WHS.

This past year was one filled with excitement and anticipation. Is there anything worse than disecting a worm? So ph Is heads are not only crammed with this thought but with those of geometry theorems and Shakespeare 1 s quotations .

But neither was this a year of all study for the sophomores. They supported their reserve teams and gave time and enthusiasm to the various clubs of their choice. Yes, this past year was one of good times for the class of 1964.

Abrahamson

Adams

Allen

C. Anderson

J. Anderson

M. Anderson

T . Anderson

Anson

Arps

Austin

Arthur

Bailey

Beam

Beauregard

Beck

Bemgen

Bennett

Bergstrom

Blackwell

Blum

Boelter

Borneman

Boyd

Brands

Braun

Bray

Breci

Bressler

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Sophomores directed by Mrs. Lois Lucas participate in language experiment.

Brizzbe

Brown

J. Brown

Brogden

Burbridge

R. Burton

Callahan

S. Campbell

Caniglia

Carmody

Carey

Cash

Chamberlain

Chubb

Cleaves

Cohan

Cole

Collins

Condon

Cornish

Cozette

Crabtree

Crammer

Cummins

Curelop

S. Davis

Darling

Deatsman

Deets

Denzler

Dewey

Dewhirth

Diegel

Dietz

Dilworth

Dohn

Donn

Dryden

Dunn

Dugan

Eden

Elias

Elliot

Ellis

Emerick

Emery

Engelbretson

Field

Fjelstad

Fletcher

Flihartz

Foley

Fox

Francis

Freyder

Frileck

The Sophomores Finally

Enter Senior High Status

Froisier

Fruhwirth

Funkhauser

Colder

Goodwin

Craf

C. Crau

1. Crau

Craves

Gray

Greco

Crimm

Green

Greene

Gresham

Grothe

C Hayes

B. Hayes

Halla

Handschuh

Hansen

Harding

Harvat

Hendriks

I. Henderson

1 Henderson

Henneman

Hinman

Hicks

Hilbert

Hogan

Holt

Hotz

Houck

Hulac

Hurley

Hurst

Ide

Imig

Jackson

Jacobs

Janak

Jelken

Johann

1. Johnson

M. Johnson

R. Johnson

J. Jones

R. Jones

Kahler

Kaiser

Kallhoff

Keating

Kiefer

Kibbey

Advanced Courses Challenge

Killerlain

King

Klanse

Klauschie

Knott

Koetter

Kolash

Konola

Kostos

Kriesal

Krips

Krogh

Kruse

Kucera

Kuebler

Kuhn

Kuncler

Kusleitsa

La as

Laitos

Lammers

Langdon

Lange

Lankford

La Handeau

Lautenschlager

Leber

Lemon

Levine

P. Lewis

Limprecht

Lin dee

Linsley

Lipman

Loring

Lowe

Luckasen

C. Lyman

R. Lyman

Lynch

Mack

MacFarlane

S. Madden

T. Madden

Mahaney

Manchester

Mattson

McArdle

McDowell

McElroy

McFarland

McMaken

Mercer

Michael Medlock

Me the

Their Curious Minds

Miller

Moore

Mosley

My jet

Mumby

Munson

Murphy

Naye

Naylor

K. Nelsen

Ness

Newcomb

Newton

Nye

Olsen

Olson

Oquist

Otte

Palmer Parks

Patten

Patz

P. Perry

R. Perry Peterman

C. Petersen

G. Petersen

G. Peterson

R. Peterson

Petranek

Piper

Polston

Pre wit

Purchase

Rains

Rachford

Reese

Renner

Rheingrover

Ring walt

Robey

B. Robinson

C. Robinson

Robinson

Roe man

Root

Rose

Rosenbaum

Rosenberg

P. Ross

J. Ross

Rowden

Ruch

Ruge

Runstrom

Ruder

Sahler

Sakler

Sartin

Saxvik

Scott

Sedlak

Serpan

Shapiro

Shaw

Shelley

Shipke

Skaug

Slayden

Smiley

Snaw

Snyder

Sousley

Sorenson

Stanley

Steinert

Stephens

Steuteville

Stevens

Stockman

Strange

Stratton

Strauss

Sunderman

Susman

Sutter

Sutton

T. Sutton

Swanda

Swoboda

P. Taylor

S. Taylor

Tepper

S. Thomas

R. Thompson

Thorpe

Tollefson

Tonn

Trupp

Vanderhauer

Van Fleet

VanTilburg

Van Vliet

Volgl

Walker

Wallace

Warren

J. Welch

K. Welch

Wiese

West

Westering

With Unerring Steps the

Class of '64 Goes Forth,

NOT PICTURED

Bev Bade, Robert Burnhan, Fred Carlgren, Ann Davidson, John Dengen, Mike Fleharty, Kenny Gibson, Suzanne Greenco, Mike Jerdon, Neal Jones, Don Kaipus, Mike Leonard, Carl Rapp, Rick Ridemske, Paul Ryan, Bev Solem, Bob Soukup, Rich Thompson, D ick Wyman

B Williams

P. Williams

Wilson

Wingender

G. Woodbury

H. Woodbury

Woodland

Wright

Young

Zvacek

Zulfer

Zoroya

Zi egler

Zachry

Carlton

J Jones

Lockwood

Scudder

Thompson

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Whitaker White Wilder Willie Sophomores are entertained in Mr Bert Speece's World History Class

Abrahamson

Allen

Allgaier

Altman

AI seth

Anderson

Andreason

K. Andersen

M. Anderson

S. Anderson

Anson

Aust

Bachenberg

Backhaus

Baker

Barnes

C. Barton

L. Barton

Baska

J. Baxter

W. Baxter

Beck

Beecroft

Berg

Bergmann

Boach

Bother

Bouett

Frosh Compose largest

Embarking on their voyage to the top are the freshmen, the largest class in Westside Is history.

This year was one of many firsts for the class of I65. They finally reached the high school level, and participated in the clubs they have heard so much about. For many it was the year for that first big date. The freshman football team was enthusiastically supported by the class and had a victorious season. Yes, after their first taste of high school life, the freshmen eagerly await the day when they will be seniors.

Tsk, Tsk, Passing notes.

Class in Westside's History

Brager

Brinkle

Brock

Browne

Brenton

B. Brewer

Bucholz

Buller

Bullock

Bunz

Burdic

Buick

Busskohl

Butterfield

Caffland

Calandra

Caldwell

Calome

Campbell

Caniglia

Caplinger

Carman

Carleton

Cash

Cawthon

Charles

Chase

J. Christiansen

M. Christiansen

Church

Clauff

Cocks

Coe

Cohen

Cockle

A. Cole

L. Cole

Comstock

Connelly

Conner

Com

Cotton

B. Coughenour

R. Coughenour

Covert

Cox

Curzon

Cusick

Czoja

Davis

DePoe

Dettman

Dewhirst

B. Dietrich

M. Dieterich

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Distefano

Drips

Dross

Doll

Duerkoop

J. Durham

L. Durham

Ebsenshade

Ehlers

Ellis

Enewold

Engle

Erdmann

Eswern

Findlay

Finks

Finley

Finnell

Fish

Fleming

Ford

Forest

Franklin

Freeberg

Freed

Fruewirth

Garget

Gendler

George

Gerber

Gertyner

Gilmore

Goddard

Goldberg

Grantham

Granzberg

Grasmick

Grimm

Grear

Guild

Gundel

Curvin

Haffner

Hagman

Hansen

Hargleroad

Harris

Hauptman

Hauschildt

Havelka

Hower

Hayes

Hayward

Heimrod

Henderson

They Cause Clubs to

Bulge at Their Seams

Henry Hepplinger

Hering

Hickman

Hightower

Hinchcliff

Hinders

Hinze

Hocevar

Holdrege

Hoe man

Holly

Holste

Hood

Hopkins

Hosford

Howl

Hruby

Hultman

Hunter

N. Ide

R. Ide

Ingersoll

lngoldsby

Iverson

E. Jacobson

P. Jacobson

Jenkins

Jipsen

L. Jensen

W. Jensen

Jetter

C. Johnson

K. Johnson

T. Johnson

S. Johnson

Jorgensen

Kreiger

Kehm

Kreamier

Kourta

King

Kelly

Kelley

Keefe

Katzman

Kaplan

Kammerer

Kallweit

Lang

Lausterer

Lahners

Lamp

Lapsley

Larrew

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Lawson

Leigh

Lewis

Lincoln

Lind

Lofberg

Lorenz

Lovgren

Lowery

Lynch

McCrillis

McClendon

McCumber

Mcintyre

McKellar

McMahan

McMaster

Mack

Machiewicz

Maddox

Madden

Madsen

Magnuson

D. Marrow

R. Marrow

Martin

Meir

Meier

Mellor

Meiberger

Meredith

Mezger

D. Miller

L. Miller

Millen

Mitchell

Montag

D. Moore

J. Moore

L. Moore

V. Moore

More dick

Morgan

Mosley

Morrison

Moustaket

Mouer

Mumaugh

Murdock

Nelson

Ness

Neumann

Nilsson

Noble

Norberg

And Rules Have Them

Going Around in Circles

Nord

Northheller

T. Olsen

S. Olsen

Paeper

Pardee

Payne

Peterson

Petty

Phalen

Phillips

Piatt

Pierce

Piffel

Piper

Rahe

Raskin

Rapp

Reece

Rees

Reichman

Reigle

Reynolds

Rice

Richardson

Rigdon

Riffel

Riley

Ring

Ritchey

Roberts

Rockwood

Rohwer

Rosenbaum

Ross

Roth

Rothschild

Roudebush

Ruby

Rudolfo

Runstrom

Ryan

Samson

Saunders

Sax

Sayles

Seamonds

Sennetz

Shackelton

Schlegal

Schory

Schumacher

Schultz

Schwarz

Sharp

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The Freshmen look

Sheppard

Shoben

Shoemaker

Shook

M. Simons

C. Simmons

Skeans

Skoog- Smith

Slack

Slainhaltz

D. Smith

R. Smith

A. Snow

T. Snow

Strait

Stanner

Starmur

Stevens

Sund

Swanson

Swenson

Switzer

Tarr

Taulborg

Tegtmeier

Thomas

J. Thompson

T. Thompson

Thornton

Tighe

Trester

Truek

Truhlson

Twiss

Udes

Ulfers

Unzicker

Vales

Vanderpool

Van Pelt

Varney

Vercoe

Vichery

Vainlunas

Waara

Wakefield

Walker

Ward

P. Weber

K. Weber

Weingarten

Wells

Wendt

West

Wheeler

White

Toward A Bright Future.

Whitney Wigodsky

B. Williams

T. Williams

Wolf

Wood

Woodhull

Woodworth

Worley Wright

Wupper Wurl

Yarlee Young

Ziegman

Ziesemann

Zimmerman

Zoob Zyck

Gulizia Kwater

Soukup

NOT PICTURED

Jim Arundel, Bruce Badger, Larry Beatty, Andy Cain, Grey Clapper, Jim Farlee, Claudia Garrotto, Ron Gutzmoun, Lajean Harouff, Judy Hower, Margaret Kelly, Robert Kapplinger, Marlene Krouse, Bob Lovstad, Jim Martin, Rick Muffitt, Barb Norberg, Steve Nicholson, Dick Pieper, Carol Snodgrass, Mike Spirka, Dave Teeford, Doris Weber.

83 Trying to understand Algebra isn't easy!

Got 'em Coach!

Aiming Toward Responsibility

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. Academic .

Social

Service

Westside's Warrior Band

With performances varying from football field to concert hall, the Warrior Band has continued to prove its excellence in musicmaking. The band, directed by Mr. Darwyn Snyder, is always present at athletic events to play the national anthem, back up the cheering crowd, and perform halftime routines. All of WHS looks forward to the annual concerts, ineluding the Warrior Downbeat and the Jazz Concert. The members of the band are always eager to participate in music contests and festivals to improve the quality of the music they present.

Jack Morin, drum major; Pam Mahnke, Linda Sheehan, drum majorettes. Candy Wheeler, W arriorette. WARRIOR WIND-MADRIGAL: FRONT ROW: Piper, Lagerberg, McElroy, Vosler, Gerber, Hunt. SECOND ROW: Bell, Elley, Sachse, Freyder, Cleaves, Levine, McKenna, Bachus, Bergstrom, Sunderman. THIRD ROW: Lorenz, Adler, Morin, Powers, Erdman, Adams, Wright, Brown, Mr. Darwyn Snyder. Not pictured: Eden, Trupp, Hovland, Johnson . .

Excels As Music Maker

TROMBONE OCTET: Dennis Adams, Wade Wright, Robbie Lankford, Lynne Graf, Danny Loring, Jim Brown, John Runstrom, Fred Carlgren.

CLARINET CHOIR: FRONT ROW: Rich Vosler, Karen Sund, Connie Sachse, Bob Sutton. SECOND ROW: Woody Hovland, John Piper, Steve Lagergerg, John Buller, Les Johnson, Dave McElroy. ·

SAXOPHONE SEXTET: FRONT ROW: Keith Bell, Chuck Hester. SECOND ROW: Mickey Elley, Phil Freyder, Jim Ellis, Greg Trupp.

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BRASS QUARTET: FRONT TO BACK: Steve Levine, Dick McKenna, Bruce Bachus, Clarke Powers.

Top Choir Members Strive

In its work throughout the school year, the Top Choir has strived to accomplish the goals set forth in its Creed. By producing "Oklahoma" and "Carousel, " it "presented music in a manner pleasurable to its audiences." Through appearances at Baccalaureate, assemblies, the talent show and with the Omaha Symphony Orchestra, it "served the school and cornrnunity by frequent performances." By participation in the Fremont Music Clinic and NMEA Clinic, it "created an understanding and appreciation for good music."

"Come on people, let's try it again," says director Mr. William Kellogg.

TOP CHOIR--FRONT ROW: Robey, Wilder, Rankin, Mantel, Meyer, Linder, Holt, Bounds, Page, Francis, Gillingham, Harding, Koetler, Ide, Williams, Stanley, Anderson, Brownell, Peterson, Graf, Lewis. SECOND ROW: Favor, Rowden, Nye, McEntire, Dunklau, Kruse, Johnson, Kaufman, Berg, Mahnke, Jones, Snoke, Clifton, Smith, McDonald, Sutter, Henderson, Madden, Austin, Hunt, Saklar, Eden, Murphy, Jones. THIRD ROW: Shelley, Frederickson, Hybl, Woodland, Taylor, McMaken, Whitted, Durham, Swanson, Hogzett, Frasier, Warren, Boelter, Passer, Podrouzek, Bergstrom, Anderson, Methe, Brown, Metzger, Deets, Johnson, Graf, Thomas, McDowell, Parks.

FOURTH ROW: Rosenbaum, Gates, Hayes, Turner, Vaughn, Iverson, Rosenbaum, Webster, Madden, White, Ploss, Lockwood, Vanfleet, Elley, Johnson, Jones, Cohan, Abrahamson, Cefrey, Adams, Ciuillo, Sachse, Hower, Wheeler, Gibbs, Encell, Sennentz.

for Vocal Perfection

THE CHOIR CREED

The purpose of the Top Choir of WHS shall be to present music in a manner pleasurable to the Choir members and their audiences, to serve the school and community by frequent performances, and to create an understanding and appreciation for good music.

One of the highlights of the year was the musical presentation of "Oklahoma."

"Do, re, mi, fa, so, la, ti, do." Choir members prepare for a big performance.

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Boys' and Girls' Quartets warm up with Mrs. Kellogg, accompanist. FRONT ROW: Kathy Hybl, Kitty Murphy, Sherry Hogzett, Candy Wheeler. SECOND ROW: Kenny Ploss, Brent Warren, Rick Bergstrom, Jim Anderson.

Performances-All 1n a

Durham Eden Duncan

Moore Hill Rosner

Wright Curvin

Rolick Schlegel

Ekwall Coffland Johnson

Kelly Jacobs Jacobsen

Lyman Rosenbaum Borneman

Anderson Riley

Zoroya Hunt Freyder

Galloway Unzicker

Beck FRENCH HORNS

Cure lop OBOES Levine

Gerber Cleaves

STRING BASSES Elley Johnson

Mester hazy Swanson

Johnson TUBA

Morin

1st VIOLINS 2nd VIOLINS HARPS VIOLAS

"1 , 2,3 Now you've got it Kathy," says Mr. Harold Welch, director, to Kathy Zoroya. CELLOS FLUTES BASSOONS Hoping that "practice makes perfect" are the symphonette members.

TRUMPETS

Sunderman

Elliot

Bachus

CLARINETS

Piper Johnson

Year's Work for Symphonette

TROMBONES

Adams

Lankford

, : Wright

PERCUSSION

Eden

Adler

Lorenz

"A Weekend With Music" and the annual winter concert- -these events were the bright spots of the year for Symphonette musicians. Director Harold Welch led these students through individual and group practice to their annual concert featuring soloist Woody Hovland, and to a special guest performance at the February "Weekend With Music" in Lincoln. Members attended the fall music clinic and spring music contest. In addition, at least 15 Symphonette members participated in the Omaha Youth Symphony.

Shining on opening night is the WHS Symphonette.

Students Advance Math,

MATH CLUB--FRONT ROW: Meiman, Vosier, Jones, lmig, Lorenz, Franz. SECOND ROW: Miss McConnell, Meier, Horwich, Rose, Watson, Millett, Lucas, Eden. THIRD ROW: Dewey, Sharp, Sachse, Petersen, Kozak, Sund, Mantel, Gibbs, Hower, Ludington. FOURTH ROW: Schenken, Kunkler, Stave, Jones, Percy, Paden, Johnson, Sorensen, McKenna. FIFTH ROW: McCurtain, Parish, Maddox, Carson, Rheingrover, Kvam, Orkow, Brocky, Shannon, Sydow. SIXTH ROW: Holt, Finkle, Jones, Barton, Cocks, Wright, Bachus, Voss, Morley, Taylor, Seddon.

SCIENCE CLUB--FRONT ROW: Bell, Franz, Holt, Olsen, Thompsen. SECOND ROW: Watson, Eden, Cleaves, Lagerberg, Barton.

Math and Science Clubs are shining examples of "beyond the classroom learning. " Guided by Miss Lou McConnell and Mr. Bruce Holmquist, the promising members of these clubs explore the advanced principles of science and mathematics on which our complex world is based. Math Club has the honor of possessing a national charter in Mu Alpha Theta, honorary math society. Members have furthered their know ledge of even the most complex math subjects by attending meetings at the National Math Conference. Science Club members promote scientific knowledge through research, with each member preparing an individual research project for the annual Science Fair. Aside from science, members pursue another annual project-- elling red sweat shirts bearing the WHS emblem and the words "We t ide Warriors."

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Students discovered outlets for their talent and interest in dramatic and fine arts in Thespians and Art Club. Hard work and perseverance found their reward when the finished product- -portrait or play- -shone in the spotlight for an admiring audience. For Thespians, theatrical entertainment filled the year, ranging from the one -act plays, directed by Mrs. Anna Clark, Thespians sponsor, to the Mardi Gras, one of the newest WHS traditions. Aspiring artists, aided by Mrs. Jean Truman and Mr. Ken Grizzel, made posters and backdrops for WHS' s annual plays and prepared works for art shows, the highlights of the year.

Art, Theater

THESPIANS--FRONT

ROW: Mrs. Clark, Whitaker, Mellor, Anderson, Eden, McKenna, Colliton, Filkins, Warren, Wright. SECOND ROW: Westering, Olson, Percy, Duncan, Hubbard, Meyer, Adams, Elley, Bloom. THIRD ROW: Petersen, Moore, Mayer, Hayes, Johnson, Young, Kostos, Squires, Elias. FOURTH ROW: Carson, Rheingrover, Paden, Meier, Johnson, Nelsen, Orkow, Religo.

ART CLUB--FRONT ROW: Smith, Mrs. Truman, Rosenbaum, Zimmerman, Nye, Jones, Saunders, Simmons, Alter, Mr. Grizzell, Reed. SECOND ROW: Stein, Steinert, Randall, Galloway.

Mardi Gras candidates--FRONT: Susie Mellor, SECOND ROW: Connie Colliton, Jim Rheingrover. THIRD ROW: Dick McKenna, Pat Moore, Mickey Elley. FOURTH ROW: Barb Handschuh, Ron Adams, Susie Petersen, Greg Eden.

Shield, Lance Staffs Show

The Shield Staff's determination to make this, the 1962 Shield, the best yearbook in Westside's history, could be seen throughout the year as they endeavored to tell the story of the schoolyear in words and pictures that included more events and more students than ever before . After -school aid to the advertising staff was given by Joe Limbrecht, Phil Freyder, and Nancy Simmons.

f Pat Mayer, editor; Janice Kucera, circulation and promotion manager; Sunny Durham, associate editor; Kay Zavitz, business manager. Susie Mellor, stafi artist; Peyton Whitely, photographer. Miss Marilyn Mille Shield and Lance Staff advisor

Power of Pen

"What is this, a daily?" Lance reporters, rushing to cover their beats by interviewing students and faculty prompted this remark from a WHS faculty member. With their eyes open and their "nose for news" keen for everything newsworthy, these students were busy producing a bi-weekly worthy of Warrior approval.

J'DURNALISJ\

Suzy Tichacek, first page editor; Cathy Eaton, second page editor; Pat Miller, third page editor; Kay Fuchs, fourth page editor. remembers lastminute rushes to meet deadlines. Ron Adams, Dave Allen, sports writers; Priscilla Young, circulation manager; Peyton Whitely, photographer. Not pictured: Candy Wheeler, Phil Freyder and Nancy Simmons, artists. Judy Nelsen, editor; Cheryl Bird, advertising manager; Joan Olson, business manager; Jan Wright, managing editor.

Key , Z Clubs Build Leaders

KEY CLUB: FRONT ROW: Carson, Rose, Lucas, Allen, Anderson, Millett, McKenna, Hungerford;

SECOND ROW: Maddox, Moore, Eden, Adams, Franz, Morley, Voss, lmig; THIRD ROW: Luckasen, Rheingrover, Parish, Peterson, Imig, Johnson, Curelop, Horwich; FOURTH ROW: Orkow, Wright, Saylan, Watson, Johnson, Vosler, Bachus, Foster; FIFTH ROW: King, Ludington, Gray, Beauregard, Burbridge, Luckasen, Rose, Jones. Officers are Millet, Pres.; Anderson, V. Pres.; McKenna, Sec.; Allen, Treas.

Two Omaha organizations have continued to make WHS the home of their affiliated clubs. As a result Key Club, connected with Dundee Kiwanis, and Z Club, associated with Omaha Zonta Club and Zonta International, are the only clubs of their kind in the city. Both clubs aided their parent organizations in city fund drives such as the Salvation Army and the campaign against tuberculosis . Key Club's basketball team tied for first place in Westside's intramural league. Delegates from the club attended the Key Club International Convention Mr. Karl Pecht sponsors Key Club and Mrs Lois Lucas sponsors Z Club, whose members collected clothes for the needy overseas and enjoyed a senior picnic and an early morning sur. . pnse party.

Z CLUB: FRONT ROW: Burrows, Fosler, Olson, Squires, Moore, Petersen, Twiss; SECOND ROW: Wright, Vaughn, Iverson, Berg, Hower, Sachse, Ostwinkle; THIRD ROW: Falkenroth, Dresher, Arthur, Sutter, Rheingrover, Williams, Stein; FOURTH ROW: DeLong, Bloom, Percy, Sharp, Filkins, Jones, Keating; FIFTH ROW: Graff, Durham, McDowell, Tichacek, Kozak, Melchiors, Westering. Officers are Olson, Pres.; Squires, V. Pres.; Burrows, Sec.; Fosler, Treas.

"Now girls, only one cookie," is heard at the Z Club installation tea for new members and officers.

Students Serve, Announce

How an Junior Red Cros be des ribed? One of the oldest clubs at WHS? Yes. It has been a part of WH since its door opened. An organization dedi ated to ervice? Certainly. It helps the American Red Cross aid people here and abroad, give parties at ho pitals, and aids technicians at the Red Cross Blood Bank. A club with fun-loving member ? Of ourse. Members parti ipate in the annual Horse Show and select a andidate for the Criss Crosser.

Franz,

dance

Smith, Foster, Olsen, Boardman, Metzger, Lagerberg, Moseley; THIRD ROW: Lewis, Stanley, Williams, Dale, Sprague, Ulfers, Wilson; FOURTH ROW: Dugan, Woodland, Murphy, Mrs. Hazel Patz, sponsor, Kohler, Melchiors, Milne; FIFTH ROW: Stockman, Young, Ostwinkle, Burger, Klein, Rowden, Berris; SIXTH ROW: Smith, Madden, Austin, Cramer, Jones, Madden, Fuchs. Officers are Curelop, pres.; Boardman, v. pres.; Moseley, sec.-treas.

"Good morning, here are the announcements." These familiar words informing students of coming events could only be produced by R actio Club. But these boys don't specialize in early morning announcements. Sponsored by Mr. Bruce Holmquist, they provide listening music to teachers during free periods, set up sound equipment at programs and convocations, and operate KWHS, Westside's own radio station.

Claudia Ostwinkle, Criss Crosser queen candidate, and Yogi Bear advertise the annual benefit RADIO CLUB--FRONT ROW: Glenn Pardee, Ron Jones, John Wupper, Rick Holt; SECOND ROW: Bill Beck, Wayne Kabat, Jon Collins, Dick Theis, Mike Eliot, John Milne. Officers are Jones, pres ; Wupper, v.pres.; Eilers, sec.-treas. RED CROSS: FRONT ROW: Curelop, Ortow, Shannon, Calame, Covert; SECOND ROW:

Welcome, Honor , Business,

"Esquires made me feel liKe I belong to WHS." "I learned a lot about WHS through Esquires. These remarks are typical of those spoken by students new to WHS They have experienced the efforts of the Esquires, the friendliest girls at Westside, and their sponsor , Mrs. Dian Peterson The girls greet newcomers upon their arrival and make them feel welcome her

ESQUIRES: FRONT ROW: Thomas, McDowell, Encell, Fuchs, Boardman, Isaacson, Westering; SECOND ROW: Paden, Vaughn, Iverson, Williams, Stockman, Smith, Berg; THIRD ROW: Keating, Donavon, Herring, Jones, Sharp, Bloom, Squires; FOURTH ROW: Rupe, Melchiors, McConkle, Moore, Olson, Tichacek, Nelsen, Sachse; FIFTH ROW: Freeman, Finks, Durham, Freed, Mayer, Rankin, Westering. Officers are Fuchs, Pres.; Isaacson, v. pres., Boardman, Sec.- Treas.

Once again outstanding WHS journalist have become honorary members of Quill and Scroll, the national organization for students who do outstanding work in publications. These girls have achieved membership either as a junior or senior by becoming editors of the newspaper or yearbook, by continuously writing exceptional news stories, or by producing an outstanding section for the yearbook. Miss Marilyn Miller sponsors these journalists.

"You are now full-fledged Warriors!" Jane Stockman and Diana Boardman welcome Kay Mummaugh and Janet Stites to WHS.

QUILL AND SCROLL: Susan Johnson, Joan Qlson, Suzy Tichacek, Judy Nelsen, Sunny Durham, Pat Mayer. Not pictured: Janet Wright.

Involve Students

Salesman, clerk, typist, waitress-you can see a member of Distributive Education holding one of these positions anywhere. These students learn vocational skill and responsibility in the classroom and transfer this knowledge to the job. As members of DE class, students are eligible to become members of DE Club. Although best known for sock hops after football and basketball games, this club also takes part in State and National Leadership Conventions, where they place high in business competition. Mr. Dale Fuerst teaches D. E . and sponsors D.E. Club.

BISTRffiUTIVEEDUCATION: FRONT ROW: Wilson, McNeal, Ridgtm, Jensen, Young, Tice; SECOND ROW:

Hendersen, Cantril, O'Hara, Gibson, Henke, Van Orsdel, Carpenter, Kamen; THIRD ROW: Tolefson, Wilson, Collins, Talty, Bennett, Jensen, Firestone. Officers are Ridgon, Pres.; Jensen, V. Pres.; McNeal, Sec; Tice, Treas.

CPAF: FRONT ROW: McDowell, Petersen, Schenken, Ludington, Rheingrover; SECOND ROW: Adams, Franz, Lucas, Eden, Wupper; THIRD ROW: McKenna, Carson, Meier, Millett; FOURTH ROW: Newman, Kvam, Allen, Rose, Parish. Officers are Schenken, pres.; Peterson, v pres.; Ludington, sec.; Rheingrover, treas.

Politics and Communism. These are some of the subjects Contemporary Political Affairs Forum members discussed while attempting to understand current affairs. But they did more than talk. They attended the anti -Communist rally held last fall and sponsored the controversial film, "Operation Abolition," to help them understand every aspect of Communism. Their interest in politics was increased by their participation in political conferences and forums featuring local personalities. They are sponsored in their efforts by Mr. Wayne Glidden.

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Council Echoes WHS Voice

It is th job of th Student Council of WHS to coordinate th opinions and activities of the faculty and student body. In pr vious years, it has done this as on body. But this year it added a sub-committee--the Senat --consisting of hom room repre entatives to provid the student body with more repre ntation in student government . WHS can thank th Council, sponsored by Mr. Kenneth Hansen, principal, for the nior lunch program in the student lounge, the b nefit faculty bask tball games, th Toys for Tots campaign, and a n w American flag

SR. HIGH--FRONT ROW: J. Adams, Nelsen, treas.; Anderson, sec.; Luckasen, v-pres.; R. Adams, pres.; Rose, Hurst, Maddox; SECOND ROW: Halla, Wright, Bloom, Isaacson, Gray, Beauregard, Beam.

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JR. HIGH--FRONT ROW: McKellar, V. Pres.; Freed, Pres.; Ide, Treas.; Urosevich, Sec.; SECOND ROW: Gerber, Lueder, Eden, Brock, Eaton, Coe; THIRD ROW: Rose, Meyers, Blum, Laitos, Henderson, Bucholz. Not pictured, Snodgrass and Mr. Ralph Farrar, sponsor. Having fun with the Toys for Tots, John Luckasen and Ron Adams/

Hi- Y Stresses Fellowship

"Get your Student Directory--only 50¢!"

Who can resist the cry of Hi- Y members trying to raise money to further service to school and community? They always gain support in maintaining high standards of fellowship. Church services at Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Ea ter, participation in the Hi- Y Model Legislative Conference and parties constitute some other activities of the club. Hi- Y with its two separately charted chapters, Clemer and Gregg, is sponsored by Mr. Edward Mansur and T\Ar . Burt Speece .

Mary Boyd and Barb Heimrod watch as Bruce Clough buys two student directories from John Wupper so he will be sure to get that certain number.

HI-Y--FRONT ROW: Pugh, Held, Portolos, Kostos, Anderson, McKenna, Wupper, Wright, Brown, Meier, Newman, Lucas, Ludington, Rheingrover; SECOND ROW: Metzger, Langan, Voss, Lagerberg Shannon, Sorenson, Hosford, Pardee, Eilers, Urosevich, Kabat, Sprague, Dale; THIRD ROW: Campbell, Grossman, Dewey, !mig, Elias, Saxvik, Trupp, Renner, Bergstrom, PetersL , Brocky, Elley, Elliott, Slack; FOURTH ROW: Theis, Grau, L. Grau, VanTillburg, Meier, Elliott, Olsen, Adams, Gray, Wilson, Dott, Hungerford, Allen; FIFTH ROW: Eoff, Milne, Kibbey, !mig, Sorensen, Frasier, Lyman, anchester, King, Naylor, Bailey, White.

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Pep Club Zeal Contributes

Claudia Ostwinkle, vice president Carol Bloom Secretary 102 Kathy Westering president Kay Melchiors treasurer

to Avid School Spirit

Why is the Pep Club the largest organization at WHS? Why have over 500 girls pledged their membership to this club? Pep Club has built a reputation for dauntless spirit and unending enthu iasm, standing behind the athl tic teams and cheering th m on to victory, or rebuilding their spirits after a loss. With the W Club, they sponsor Homecoming and Sweetheart, and Pep Club and All-Sports Banquets. Pep Club's excellent organization is due not only to its members but also to its sponsors. Mrs. Clara Dunn, Mrs. Judy Krhounek, and Miss Gretchen Saeger.

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Up, up, up goes enthusiasm as the Warriors post one of their first victories of the season at Beatrice.

Cheerleaders Boost Enthusiasm

"R , ady-0, Let's go!" With this cry the varsity and reserve che rleaders start off the cheering at p p rallie and football and basketball gam Th y promot pirit on and off the field of competition with word of encouragemcnt to students and team member While continuing these efforts and raising money to send next y ar' cheerleaders to the Oklahoma Cheerl ading Clinic, wher their rare talent for executing preci ion chc r won s econd place in last summer's omp titian, their personality, ability and character is neverfailing.

VARSITY: Joan Olson, Captain; Linda Twiss, Kristy Isaacson, Linda Keating , Josie Hapner, Carol Bloom, Lani Stockman, Cindi Smith. RESERVE: Andi Dugan, Brenda Williams, Phyllis Sharp, Carolyn Rankin.

Marchers Add Color to Events

Half -tim at football and basketball games wouldn't be the same without the p rformance of the Squire and the Drill Squad. Excitement fills th air as the girls make nervous preparation for and a k lastminute que tions about their routines. Then com s the big moment. As the Squire in their unusual black uniform parade in front of the Warrior band and as the Drill Squad p rforms its precision marche , the e groups add an air of pageantry to any athletic event .

SQUIRES: Kathy Laas, Helen Townsend, Linda Randall, Jane Ross, Carolyn Falkenroth, Mary Beth Percy, Mary Gay Westering, Reba Fosler, Linda Finks.

DRILL SQUAD: FRONT ROW: Tichacek, Funkhouser, Matson, Ide, Freed, Keating, Anderson, Mead, Berg, co-captain; Rupe, captain; DeLong, Moser, Encell, Nelsen, Alsmeyer, Graff, Runstrom, Wheeler, Wright; SECOND ROW: Melchiors, Thomas, Austin, McConkle, Burton, Boyd, Heimrod, Iverson, Vaughn, Fuchs, Moore, Zimmerman, Murphy, Paden, Whitaker, Westering.

Clubs Salute Sportsmanship ,

GAA, W Club's sister organization, shows that girls have just as much ability in most sports as do boys . Though not tough enough for football or fast enough for track, these girls, sponsored by Mrs. Dian Peterson, excell in sports from badminton to basketball, from tennis to trampolining, from bowling to volleyball, and from hiking to swimming.

GAA--FRONT ROW: Hronek, Metz, Steinhart, Pres.; Zoroya, Vogl, Wingender, Rowden, Petranek, Ziegler, Beck, Zulfer; SECOND ROW: Rosenblatt, Welstead, Fruhwirth, Simmons, Freed, Kelley, Butterfield, Browne, Brock, Hansen, Ruge; THIRD ROW: Oquist, Brogden, Conner, Drips, Hoeman, Taylor, Fruhwirth, McMaster, Henderson, lngoldsby, Vanderpool; FOURTH ROW: Vales, Corn, Richardson, Rees, Norberg, Hopkins, Campbell, Calandra, Bovell, Cockle, Pardee. Officers are Steinhert, Pres.; Vogl, V. Pres.; Ringwald, Sec.; Zoroya, Treas.

There is something special about a boy in a black sweater bearing a red W. These are the W Club letterm n, whos abilities in football, basketball, track, wrestling, golf and tenni have gained them not only awards but instant recognition wherever they go The boys promote WHS athletics and sportsmanship. With the Pep Club, the sponsor Homecoming and Sweetheart, and the Pep Club and All-Sports Banquets. Mr. Bill Hoyt, football coach, and Mr. Jim Tangdall, basketball coach, sponsor these sportsmen.

W CLUB--FRONT ROW: Moore, Ervin, Schnur, Shannon, Clough; SECOND ROW: Mr. Bill Hoyt, Allen, Rose, Maddox, Berris, Baughman, Mr. Jim Tangdall; THIRD ROW: R. Adams, Auld, J. Adams, Eilers, Garrett, McCurtain, Sydow, Beuterbaugh; FOURTH ROW: Kunkler, Stave, Urosevich, Kabat, Millett, Clapper, Seddon; FIFTH ROW: Wilson, Sorensen, Moore, Schuett, Jones, Susman, Messner: SIXTH ROW: Luckasen, Foster, Halla, Bauman, Piper, Foster, Meiman. Officers are Maddox, Pres.; Luckasen, V. Pres.; Allen, Sec.; Berris, Treas.

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Skill, and Excitement

"Checkmate." This word may sound unfamiliar to many, but to members of Chess Club, it is a part of the game of chess that they know and play so well . Proof of this can be found in their high placement in city team and individual chess tournaments . The club is sponsored by Mr. Bruce Holmquist.

CHESS CL U B: FRONT ROW: Miller, Meier, Jacobsen, Kvam, Watson, Holt; SECOND

ROW: Bell, Miller, Vosler, Orkow, Brocky, VanTilburg, Grau; THIRD ROW: Barton, Kibbey, Grau, Portolos.

And away we go! as Peyton Whitely takes off down the slopes at Crescent Hills.

Skiing is the newest and most unique sport at WHS . The participants are not trained- -in fact many can hardly stay in an upright position. There is no cheering audience to boost them to victory, for there is no contest- -only Westsiders enjoying themselves at their favorite spot, Crescent Hills in Crescent City, Iowa, where the snow is fine and so is the skiing Ski Club is sponsored by Mr Bill Hoyt.

SKI CLUB--FRONT ROW: Eoff, S. Sorensen, C. Sorensen, Olson, Squires, Hosford, Metzger, Anderson; SECOND ROW: Stein Filkins, Boardman, Isaacson, Terrill, Ostwinkle, Lewis, Hubbard; THIRD ROW: Lagerberg, Sprague, Patz, Jones, Allen, Rankin, Wright; FOURTH ROW: Corrow, Dinus, Jeff Dale, Whitely, Orkow, Milne. Officers are Whitely, Pres.; Olson, V. Pres ; Isaacson, Sec.; Squires, Treas.

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Wheeler, Lockwood, Patz, Kaplan, Mayer, Durham, Reichmann,

Hayward, Whitaker, Mason, Eden, Sutter, Mattson, Calame, White; FIFTH ROW: Schaible, VanHouten Finley, Freeman, Nordstrom, Trester, Baker, Root, Madden, Lefler, Beecroft, Rankin, Isaacson, Williams, DeLong.

Y- Teens I calendar for the y ar was crowded to its edges with projects. Among these innumerable services were included gifts to local and national organizations- -dolls dre s d at Christmas for children's homes, money for Omaha Is needy, world fellowship, and UNICEF raised through bake sales, the annual style show, and the Blarney stone Ball But all was not work. Th girl enjoyed the Hi- Y-- Y- Teens ice skating party and participation in the Homecoming parade. Y-Teens is sponsor d by Mrs. Judith Hoyt.

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Girls of Y- Teens

Y- TEENS--FRONT ROW: Kozak, Davis, Lewis, Swanson, Herring, Vaughn, Freed, Mead, Burton, Bird, Miller, Sahler, Kriesel, Iverson; SECOND ROW: Fletcher, Jackson, Nye, Sahler, White, Munson, Zoroya, Dlouhy, Straka, Hill, Mantel, Simmons, Rolick, Rosenblatt, Ruge, Mahnke, Strauss; THIRD ROW: Henderson, Gresham, Thomas, Ross, Duncan, McElroy, Linsley, McGrayel, Nelsen, Thompson, Francis, Engebretson, Conner, Hansen, Burrows; FOURTH ROW: Kunkler, Grantham,

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Colleen Vaughn, president; Jean Swanson, vice president; Meredith Herring, secretary; Mary Mead, treasurer.

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"Rock-a-bye ... " Mary Mead and Colleen Vaughn make sure the dolls dressed by Y- Teens are ready for the orphans. Shari Freed and Roxanne Freeman add another spot to "Spotty" the Y- Teen dog. Each spot represents a completed service project.

Debaters Excel

Forensics

NFL, the honorary club for students who excel in forensics, offers them the opportunity to receive recognition for their efforts in public speaking . Membership is attained by earning eighteen points for participation in certain forensic events.

Debate classes enable students to become proficient in their chosen field of forensics- -debating, original oratory, extemporaneous speaking, poetry and play reading, and newscasting When their ability permits, they te.ke part in competition in forensic contests Both groups are sponsored by Mr. Rod Hansen .

NFL--SEATED: Carson, Imig, Reid, Parish, Petersen. STANDING: Curelop, Sorenson, Lucas, Allen, Rheingrover, Franz. FIRST YEAR DEBATE--Dryden, Renner, Milne, Wilson, McDonald, Vosler, Anderson, Bachus. SECOND YEAR DEBATE--Allen, Elias, Parish, McDowell, !mig, Petersen, Lucas, Williams, Franz, Curelop, Eden.

FMA, FTA Study Careers

FMA is in its second year at WHS. Its members heard speakers from numerous fields of medicine, visited the Methodist and Clarkson Hospitals, Nursing Homes, and Laboratories, Boys' Town Medical Department, and gave a Valentine's Day party for invalid children. In this way,

FMA--FRONT ROW: Kucera, Lewis, Mead, Boyd, Freed, Swanson, Mayer, Schuchardt, Hulac, Dresher. SECOND ROW: Benton, Lierley, Whitaker, Jones, Finks, Herring, Raskin, Burton, Brogden, Mantel. THIRD ROW: Falkenroth, Mosley, Wright, Fosler, Tichacek, Young, Engebretson, Glisar, Oster, Auringer, Kavitch. FOURTH ROW: McGrayel, Nelsen, Taylor, Brooks, Weber, Jones, Oquist, Brownell, Hronek.

they gained knowledge about the varied fields of medicine and which of these fields they desire to enter Sponsor is Mrs. Helen Kelley. Officers are: Shari Freed, pres.; Jean Swanson, vice -pres.; Pat Mayer, secretary; Mary Kay Boyd, treasurer.

The girls in FTA today are the educators of tomorrow. As they substituted for teachers, helped at kindergarten roundups, and had a party for a childrens' home, they learned about the opportunities and rewards found in and the qualities necessary for a teaching career. Sponsors are Miss LaVerne Allen and Mr. Paul Andreas . Officers are: Sonny Durham, pres . ; Mary Mead, v. pres . ; Judy Thomas, sec.; Meredith Hearing, treas

FTA--FRONT ROW: Melchiors, Moore, Hulac, Frileck, Isaacson, Freeman. SECOND ROW: Page, Thomas, Mead, Herring, Durham , Young, Raskin. THIRD ROW: Vaughn, Iverson, Jones, Westering , Stockman, Smith, Finks. FOURTH ROW: Rosenblatt, Patz, McDowell, Ostwinkle, Root, Fuchs, Encell, Heimrod. FIFTH ROW: Johnson, Roberts, Hogzett, Mattson, Kucera, Lewis, Mellor, Smith. SIXTH ROW: Grantham, McFarland, Smith, Falkenroth, Thompsen, Johnson, Stark, Hill.

Students Study Cultures

International Club is comprised of the four language clubs of WHS-Spanish, French, Latin, and German- -and each separately studies its own culture. But they are most effective when working as one club. At Christmas time the club sent toys to Children's Hospital. In the winter it held a candy sale to finance next year's exchange student. Spring brought an International Club banquet, to bind the four clubs closer together through better understanding.

Sponsors are Mrs. Diann Althouse, Mrs. Betty Griffin, Mrs. Mary Davis, and Mrs. Julie George.

It didn't take long for Dimitris Portolos, Greek exchange student, to fit into the WHS routine.

SPANISH--FRONT ROW: Wendt, Harding, Ness, Sahler, Westering, Saylan, Carson, Ludington, Lucas, Lyman Williams, Rheingrover, Hill. SECOND ROW: Snow, Wurl, Browne, Portolos, Erdmann, Meier, McDowell , Deets , Jackson, Handschuh, Williams, Twiss, Ross, Gresham. THIRD ROW: Andersen, Francis, Abrahamson , Orkow, Bailey, Imig, King, Montes, Duncan, Young, Brizzee, Nye, Engebretson, Ide. FOURTII ROW: Udes, Koetter, Petranek, Langan, Campbell, Stuit, Frasier, Johnson, Ulfers, Johnson, Schapiro, Wille, Arthur, Madden, Cramer. FIFTII ROW: Austin, Corn, Lowrey, Cotton, Rheingrover, Boyd, Robinson, Murphy, Sutter, Henderson , White, Bovett, Joeman, Keating.

Claudia Gresham, Vice President; Linda Keating, President.

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FRENCH--FRONT ROW: Dewey, Butterfield, Henderson, Lierley, Olson, Durham, Rosner, McGrayel, Henry, Heimrod. SECOND ROW: Petty, Truhlsen, Frileck, Whitaker, Percy, Squires, Filkins, Raskin , McFarland, Langdon, Grasmick. THIRD ROW: Vaughn, Abrahamson, Bartow, Wright, Adams, Mattson, Kellerlain, Cleaves, Funkhouser, Galloway. FOURTH ROW: Klein, Jelken, Berg, Ostwinkle, McElroy, Theis, Clifton, Rowden, Root, Montes, Raskin, Zoroya. FIFTH ROW: Twiss, Ross, Rees, Stein, Roberts, Thomas, McConkle, Iverson, Welch, Trester, Westering, Runstrom, Curzon.

LATIN--FRONT ROW: Hosford, Carey, Keating, Patz, Paden, Jones, Newcomb, Palmer, Hinman, Sorenson. SECOND ROW: Holt, Krogh, Kucera, Stanley, Howl, Madden, Kozak, Whitted, Darland, Lammers , Brown. THIRD ROW: Grantham, Lewis, Petersen, Bergstrom, Levine, Rohwer, McCumber, Dryden, Reese, Gerber. FOURTH ROW: Calame, Adler, Golder, Keifer, Arp, Grossman, Condon, Covert, Thornbrad.

FIFTH ROW: Callahan, Brock, Nothelger, Olsen, Sorensen, Beam, Demgen, Luckasen, Rose, Meier.

GERMAN--FRONT ROW: Jones, Finkle, Wupper, Barton, Johnson, Pardee, Renner, Holt, Sunderman, Cusick, Shannon. SECOND ROW: Woodbury, Johnson, Cocks, Orkow, Horwich, Von Bubridge, Wilson, Kibbey, Imig, Cusick. THIRD ROW: Grau, Lagerberg, Pardee, Vales, Tegtmeier, Ekwall, McKellar, Grau, Carter, Hansen.

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Pointing Toward Achievement

• Scholastic

• So.cial

• Community

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Candidates for 1961 Homecoming. FRONT

ROW: Craig Moore, Josie Hapner, Pat Moore, Ron Auerbach. SECOND ROW: Mike Beuterbaugh, Linda Keating, Kay Melchiors, Ron Stave. THIRD ROW: Brian Berris, Kay Fuchs, Jeanne Encell, Bob Maddox. FOURTH ROW: Linda Twiss, John Luckasen.

1961 Homecoming -

Oh, here comes the parade!

Excitement

Weeks of preparation and anticipation led to the 1961 Homecoming. Confusion reigned in the parking lot as students ran looking for convertibles and people for the parade. Blocks of floats and decorated convertibles lined the streets. Later yells of encouragement for the team rang from the crowd at the bonfire rally. The Central eagle went up in flames amid yells and cheers. Though it was our most exciting football game, Westside lost to Central, 14-12. Through chaos and commotion the decorations went up just hours before the dance. Helmets, football players, and goal posts de corated the gym for the theme-Goals of Success. After waiting for the king and queen to be revealed, couples filled the room with applause when they were announced. Homecoming weekend- -highlight of the football season --came and then passed.

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Hurry, we have to put the decorations up! Westside Royalty for 1961. King Jerman Rose and Queen Kathy Westering.

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It's all over--the last dance is here.

Cupids Decorate Sweetheart-

Who will it be? Do you know? Can you guess?

The anticipation is over. The Sweetheart and Prince have been announced amid thunderous applause of the people. Crowned were big John Luckasen, Prince, and Joanie Olson, captain of cheerleaders, Sweetheart. They were elected by an overwhelming majority of the couples at the dance.

Weeks of hectic planning for the Sweetheart by the Pep Club are now past. The cupids, hearts, and balloons which elaborately decor ated the gym were taken down after the exciting dance by the W Club. The Sweetheart basketball game with Lincoln Southeast was close, 51-54, but being close was not enough. We needed just a little more to win.

FRONT ROW Sweetheart candidates are: Dave Auld, Jeanne Encell, Tish Haecker, Ed McCurtain. SECOND ROW: Phil Holly, Candy Wheeler, Kay Fuchs, Brian Berris. THIRD ROW: Bob Garrett, Barbi Clem, Kay Melchiors, Jim Adams (escort). Cupid spies on Reba Fosler decorating its wing. Garrett leaps for a rebound.

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Prince John Luckasen Sweetheart Joanie Olson

1962 royalty enjoy Sweetheart

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Dancing makes the world go 'round for excited couples.

dance.

Jud Is Dead''

"0-o-o-klahoma," burst from 100 voices as the entire top choir directed by Mr. William Kellogg presented "Oklahoma . " This year the parts were double cast The romance of Laurey (Kathy Hybl, Charlotte Jones) and Curly (Mickey Elley, Greg Eden) with the aid of Aunt Ellen, (Marilyn Mantel, Pat Frederickson) provided the main drama. The villain, Jud (Dennis Passer, Ron Adams) also loved Laurey and provided dangerous competition. The second romance centered around Will (Kenny Ploss) and Ado Annie (Candy Wheeler, Donnie Meyer) and Ado Annie's romantic lover Ali Hakim (Tony Ciullo, Dave Johnson) ..

Greg's in trouble with Pat and Charlotte.

Kathy looks pleadingly at Mickey. Tony holds up his latest item.

laugh with the Littles

Here's your payoff, Filmer.

"Bam jam, dobdest bobdest," flew from Mr. Little's lips in exasperation and the audience burst into laughter at the Junior Class Play, "The Fighting Littles" directed by Mrs. Anna Clark. The humorous situations of young people in a normal family secured the many laughs. The family is headed by Mr. Little (Nick Kostos) and Mrs. Little (Rena Olson). The problems are their two young children, young Filmer Qohn Mesterhazy) and Goody (Carol Bloom). Filmer has the pains of trying to be older, while Goody wants to be treated not as a baby but as a young adult.

Goody's boy friends, Ham Ellers (Wade Wright) and Norman Peel (Alex Orkow) provide the conflict. While Filmer and his girl friend, Antoinette (Claudia Chorley) provide humor.

FRONT ROW: Claudia Chorley, John Mesterhazy, Rena Olson, Nick Kostas, Carol Bloom. STANDING: Rod Anderson, Cheryl Loshbaugh, Jan McEntire, Pat Dunklau, Cathie Ekwal, Kathy Colli ton, Alex Orkow, Becky Peters, Leslie Benton and Wade Wright. Juniors combine efforts.

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Mr. Little and Ham join sides.

Seniors Portray College Life

Politics, love, and college are the themes in "Good -bye My Fancy, " annual Sr. Clas Play. A young Congresswoman, Agatha Reed (Terry Rupe), with her secretary Grace Woods (Susan Johnson), returns to her college to receive an honorary degree for her work in showing the horror of war to people. Her old love, James Merrill (Greg Eden) is president of the college. His daughter, Ginny Merrill (Susan Petersen) knows him as a spineless man. Miss Reed discover the truth and falls in love with Mat Cole (Jerm Rose), a photographer. The play concludes with Dr. Merrill standing up against the president of trustees, Claude Griswold (Bob Carson), while attacking the sissy college and its courses.

"That's

the wrong line, Jerm," laughs Susan.

"You're supposed to be serious, Jerm," say Susan and Terry.

Students line up to meet Terry.

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Senior Class Play cast. FRONT ROW: Susie Tucker, Susan Johnson, Susie Mellor. SECOND ROW: Priscilla Young, Sandy Smith, Terry Rupe, Jeanne Encell, Susan Petersen, Barb Montes (manager). THIRD ROW: Greg Eden, John Wupper, Jerm Rose, Ed Erwin, Art Lorenz, Chip Lockwood, Bob Carson. Not pictured: Marilyn Mantel, Jeanne Lewis, Lois Turner, Pat Moore, Dick Meier.

ttYou'll Never Walk Alone

, "Jigger, pick her up! Gently! orders Mr. Kellogg during Top Choir rehearsals of Carousel. Billy Bigelow (Mickey Elley), carnival barker, loves and marries Julie Jordan (Kathy Hybl), the flirt. Billy, a failure, learns he is to become a father . Coaxed by Jigger Craigin (Ron Adams), he robs David Bascome (Chip Lockwood) . To avoid arrest Billy commits suicide and enters Purgatory. Julie's friend Carrie Pepperidge (Candy Wheeler) marries Enoch Snow (Kenny Ploss), a prominent citizen. Years later, Billy views Julie's daughter, Louise (Donnie Meyer), from heaven and returns to earth for awhile

• • •

"Mickey, darling," says Kathy as Ron Adams looks on, "this is Kenny Ploss and Candy Wheeler." Rehearsals combine work and talents of top choir. Mickey Elley admires lovely Kathy Hybl. Is Candy scared of Ron's strength?

Staters Meet Nebraskans

"The most rewarding experience was meeting all of the Nebraska students." agreed Judy Nelsen, Linda Twiss, Bob Maddox and John Luckasen, Westside's 1961 representatives to the annual Cornhusker Girls' and Boys' State. The alternates were Norma Deets, Janet Wright, Bob Carson, and Jerman Rose. Faculty members and junior teachers selected the students for scholarship and leadership qualities.

This annual event sponsored by the American Legion involves a study of government with individual participation in campaigns and elections for positions.

Linda was elected Attorney General of Girls' State and Judy was elected Mayor of Johnson town. Bob was elected Mayor of Bataan town and John received a 94 on his test, one of the top fifteen scores

Westside's representatives from top to bottom are= John Luckasen, Bob Maddox, Linda Twiss, and Judy Nelsen.

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Westside's alternates are: Janet Wright, Norma Deets; SECOND ROW: J.erman Rose, Bob Carson.

AFS Students Make Friends

"Turkish people are the friendliest people I have ever met," said Sunny Durham.

"I really enjoyed the Japanese food," said Jeff Parish. These student represented Westside in the American Field Service program sponsored by the International Club.

Dimitris Portolds from Athens, Greece, spent the 1961-62 school year with a Westside family. Dimitris participated in Westside's activities and was a member of the swimming team

In order to understand a country one must know and live with the people Through AFS students are preparing for the future and for better relations with the woo:ld.

(

Is that a dressing gown Jeff? Sunny meets her sister as she disembarks. Jeff Parish, Sunny Durham and Dimitris Portolds.

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Jay Barton and Dimitris are new brothers.

Honors Bestowed on Deserving

Scholarships, and special recognition are bestowed upon students with good grades and high degrees of leadership. Membership as a junior in National Honor Society, National Merit Finalists and Nebraska Regents a Scholarship Winners are just a few of the honors won by Westside students

National Honor Society Members. FRONT ROW: Susan Petersen, Marilyn Mantel, Sunny Durham, Julie Iverson, Norma Deets, Linda Twiss. SECOND ROW: John Luckasen, Dave Allen, Gary Millett, Eldon Franz, Terry Kvam. THIRD ROW: Bob Maddox, Jeff Parish, Steve Ludington, Steve Sydow, Rick Holt. FOURTH ROW: Allen Horwich, Cam Lucas, Greg Eden, Bob Carson, Ron Jones. Not pictured, Karen Kozak, Jean Lewis, Judy Nelsen, Joan Olson, Janet Wright.

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National Merit Finalists. FRONT ROW: Eldon Franz, Marilyn Mantel, Hodge Jones. SECOND ROW: Steve Ludington, Cam Lucas, Jeff Parish. THIRD ROW: Jim Rheingrover, Allen Horwich, Dick McKenna. Nebraska Regents Scholarship Winners are Dave Allen and Marilyn Mantel.

Juniors Participate As Wigs?

E-e-e-k a monster with long red hair parades in the halls. Is it a Wig or a Whig? Who Knows? Annually the Junior Class studies Nebraska's County Government and participates in their own County Government elections . The two parties are Whig and Greenback. Primary elections are held with one representative from each party elected. Platform speeches are mady by the candidates and final voting by the junior class is carried out in utmost secrecy. The winners attend lectures and meetings with other students from the county.

Attention is given by all juniors? 129

Propaganda displayed by Cindy Smith, Neal Clark, and Shain Humphrey.

Clerk of Dist. Court Kathy Duncan. • . G County Assessor .•. Steve Lagerberg . . . . . . W County Attorney Jim Adams • . . . . G County Clerk .... Bob Taylor . . . . . . . . W County Commissioner ....•.......•... Dimitris Portolos, . . . . . G County Judge ....• Bill Eilers, Steve Watson G,W County Sheriff Don Chase . . . . . . . . . W County Surveyor. Suzie Bray . . . W County Treasurer Nick Kostos . . . . . . . . . G Public Defender ... Wade Wright . . . . . . . W Register of Deeds Tom !mig . . . . . . . . . W Supt. of Schools ... Rod Anderson . . . . . . . G

Tom Samson, Betty Itahn, Marleen Stark, and Kay Numaugh vote for either Whigs or Greenbacks. Blah--Blah--Blah--vote for me--a Whig!

• Football

Directing Toward Enthusiasm

• Basketball

• Wrestling

Hard Luck Season Hinders

The 1961 football squad learned the true meaning of team effort from competition against the inter -city teams.

Under the direction of coach Bill Hoyt and his assistants Jim Tangdall and Dick Lane, the team showed desire and determination in enormous quantities.

As the fans cheered "Go Big Red," the squad was often a threat to the powerful teams in the state- -teams like Benson, North, and Central. The game with high -ranking North was especially rough with several players on both teams getting hurt. Highlighting the year was the Homecoming game, with Central winning by only two points.

The scores below are disappointing, but they cannot and do not tell the whole story of this sea son's football . It was a tough season with tough opposition and the War:dors made a great showing in spite of the scores.

WESTSIDE 0 I BENSON

WESTSIDE 12 .•• 1R GRAND ISLAND

WESTSIDE , :!5 PREP

WESTSIDE . 9 . . 12

• BELLEVUE

WESTSIDE 6 19 NORTH

WESTSIDE 13 1-! FREMONT

WESTSIDE 12 .•. :!-! SOUTH

WESTSIDE. 13 55 NORTHEAST

WESTSIDE 12 1-!

Quarterback Terry Petersen looks for a receiver while being chased by a Central player.

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CENTRAL The brains behind the brawn--coaches Hoyt and Lane--make a decision in a game.

Westside's Red and Black

The Warriors head down the field for a touchdown. Fullback Pete Ridgeway rolls over the opposition for six points. Dave Allen Quarterback

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Ron Auerbach Fullback Dave Auld Halfback Brian Berris Quarterback

but We Continued to Keep

Mike Beuterbaugh Halfback Hodge Jones Guard Don Chase End Gary Kunklar Halfback Coaches Lane, Hoyt, and Tangdall talk over strategy at practice. Bruce Clough Fullback John Luckasen End Ed Erwin Center Bob Maddox Tackle

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It's a moment of decision for fullback Ron Auerbach as the opposition closes in.

Our Opposing Tearns Jumping

End Jim Adams goes after a pass in the Central game. Arnie Peterson Tackle

135

Pete Ridgeway Fullback Marsh Meinman Tackle Jeff Misko Guard Jerm Rose Guard Gary Millett Halfback Craig Moore Halfback Ken Schnur Halfback

and Expectation Runs High

"Did he make it?" wonder the Red and Black during

It's the end of a long run for this Warrior.

the Fremont game. Ron Stave Tackle Wendell Messner End Jim Adams End

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Steve Pedigano Center Barry Halla End Tom Samson Tackle Bill Boyd End Gary Morley Guard

for the Next Season

Mighty mover meets his match, as Westside temporarily stops a frustrated ball carrier.

RESERVE FOOTBALL--FRONT ROW: Cooley Smith, Doug MacFarland, Mike Serpan, Lee Cummins, Frank Hulac,. Bob Rose, Doug Adler, Bob Boyd, Joe Jones, Bill Grossman, Denny Osborne, Steve Skaug, Mike Brando. SECOND

ROW: Coach Bill Haffey, Charles Perrigo, Pat McArdle, Gail Burbridge, John Demgen, Kim Field, Roger Emery, Chuck Snyder, Steve Dolby, Mike Hotz, Tom Donn, George Medlock, Stan Sakler, Coach Rex Steinkrueger. THIRD

ROW: Chris Peterson, Gary Peterson, Al Beauregard, Jerry Jansen, Brian Halla, John Allen, Gary Kopecky, Dennis Wheeler, Gary Luckasen, Steve Hungerford, Mike Condon.

RESERVE SCORES

WESTSIDE 13 0 SOUTH WESTSIDE 0 7 NORTH WESTSIDE .7 ... 13 NORTHEAST WESTSIDE 12 7 . BENSON WESTSIDE 2 1 26 TECH WESTSIDE .. 15 ... 18 . LINCOLN WESTSIDE 28 7 ABE. LINCOLN WESTSIDE 0 7 PREP

Terry Petersen Quarterback Bob Taylor Guard Dick Hurst Halfback Leon Arps Fulback

Wins Prove Hard to Get

The 1961-62 basketball season proved to be a long one for the varsity court squad. The Red and Black was only able to post two victories, Beatrice and North, among their sixteen contests. Although the season's record is discouraging, Westside, coached by Jim Tangdall, was never out of any game. The Columbus and Lincoln High games were disappointingly close, as was the contest with high -ranking Prep. With victory near, the Warriors bowed to Bellevue, then to Tech.

Senior John Luckasen chalked up an individual scoring record of 36 points during the Benson game. Averaging 22 points a game, John was the first AllIntercity League choice from Westside. Bob Garrett, senior, was another high scoring sharpshooter for the Red and Black little Ed McCurtain, the last of the Big Three, was known for his "basketball avvy." Basketball students managers were Pete Ridgeway, Mike Huber, and Darrel Olson. "

Dave Auld Guard Bryan Berris Guard

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"It may not be cricket, but it's just as much fun!" says Bob Garrett as he grabs a rebound. Bob Garrett Center Phil Holly Center

Warriors Take to the Court

John Luckasen Center Ed McCurtain Guard Jim Adams Forward Bill Eilers Center Varsity coach Jim Tangdall and reserve coach Jack Peterson are intent upon a close-scoring game. One jump ahead of the opposing team, the varsity five spring into action as they rush for the ball.

with Spirit and Determination

RESERVE BASKETBALL--FRONT ROW: Earl Beam, Al Beauregard, Rick Snarr, Lee Cummins. SECOND ROW: Jim Ellis, Steve Skaug, Tom Campbell, Doug MacFarlane. THIRD ROW: Bob Johann, Stan Saklar, Gary Gray, Paul Matt

RESERVE SCORES WE!:>TSIDE 43 54 COLUMBUS WESTSIDE ... 42 ... 50 ... LINCOLN WESTSIDE 61 51 ABE LINCOLN WESTSIDE 42 40 CENTRAL WESTSIDE ... 33 ... 31 ... BENSON WESTSIDE 41 44 NORTH WESTSIDE 47 41 BEATRICE WESTSIDE ... 31 ... 48 ... PREP WESTSIDE ... 36 ... 55 ... SOUTH WESTSIDE 46 64 BELLEVUE WESTSIDE ... 40 ... 45 ... BENSON WESTSIDE 60 64 TECH WESTSIDE ... 31 ... 56 ... SOUTHEAST WESTSIDE 63 61 FREMONT

Jerry Jansen Guard Bill Olson Forward Terry Peterson Guard Dick Hurst Guard Varsity roundballer Dick Hurst searches for a way out of the cage he seems to be caught in.

Swimmers Make a Good Showing

Swimmers take your mark, get set, go! With this cry, the members of the first WHS swimming team hit the water. Coached by Larry Hill, the team has done well in its first year. The boys showed ability as well as the desire to compete in the intercity league.

In the state meet, Steve Sorenson placed first in diving while Peyton Whitely took fourth in the 50 yard free style and fifth in the 100 yard free style.

It is hoped Westside will have a swimming pool in the future for then the team may develop its full potential.

SWIMMING TEAM--FRONT ROW: Steve Curelop, Tom Williams, Dave George, Rex Burton, Steve Jenkins, Bruce Frazier, Rusty Lyman. SECOND ROW: Jim Krieger, Jan Larsen, G a ry Peterson, Peyton Whitely, Harv Lemon, John Van Pelt, Dimitris Portolos, Rob Moore. Clocking a Westside swimmer is Coach Larry Hill. Bang! Peyton Whitely is off showing his racing form against Boys' Town.

in First Year of Competition

Running over hill and dale is Westside's Cross Country team. The purpose of the team is to give the good trackman an opportunity to run in the fall of the year. Coached in its first year by Emil Wicina, the team participated in several meets. In a triangular meet with Thomas Jefferson and Creighton Prep, Westside placed second. The Warriors ranked fifth in the intercity meet at Creighton Prep. They also placed eleventh out of 15 teams in the Doane College Invitational Cross Country Meet. Members may be able to test their stamina on their own track next fall.

Letter winners (RIGHT) are FRONT ROW: Jim Jones, Bill Robinson, Bart Walker.

SECOND ROW: Jim Moore, Jim Ellis.

(LOWER RIGHT) Coach Emil Wicina.

Mass confusion reigns at the State Swim Meet. Peyton Whitely and Steve Sorenson go to state.

Wrestling Season Invites

Under the direction of Marvin Nevins, Westside matmen had a good season with five intercity wins. Wrestling, in its third year at Westside, is showing itself worthy of school support. Bob Maddox in the 180 pound class and John Clapper in the 145 class represented Westside in the state meet. John was also selected to be Westside's first member of the All- Intercity team.

Who has whom is a good question.

Randy Baughman struggles for freedom during an important match. Bob Maddox and John Clapper qualify for state. Bob Maddox, voted captain and Most Valuable Wrestler by teammates.

WHS to Sit Up, Take Notice

Wrestlers try a pin for the countdown. Randy Baughman and Scott Lausterer practice some holds. LEFT: Coach Marvin Nevins shows approval. LOWER LEFT: FRONT ROW: Hodge Jones, Bruce Clough. BACK ROW: Bob Maddox, Frank Denes, John Clapper, Joe Jones. LOWER RIGHT: FRONT ROW: Phil Dugan, Mike Bauman. SECOND ROW: Bill Foster, John Girard, Randy Baughman. BACK ROW: Scott Lausterer, Gary Millet, Dennis Shannon.

Aiming Toward Promotion

• Proprietorships

• Companies

• Corporations

ALLEN, LaVerne 20,23

Althouse, Diane 20,23

Andreas, Paul 16,23

Asher, Dewey 20,23

BALL, Su"tn lo,23

CLARK, AnnJ 20,23,93

Conner, M.try lb,23

DA\'IS, M.try 20 , 23

Davison, Ethl'l 17,23

Delano, Calvin 22,23

Dunn, Clara 10, 2 J ,23

illMISTO , Fern 23

Llli<, Kar n 23

Englehart, Leon 17,22,23

FARRAR, Ralph 14,22

ruerst. Da!to lb,23

CEISLtR, Etrg,•nc 23

George, Julie 16,23

Glidden, Wayne 23

Gloor, Alvin 21.23

Administration, Faculty, Staff

Core, J\1KJ 23

Griffin. Eli7alwth 20,23

Grit11;• JI, Kcnn.:-th 19,22,:!3,9:\

HAFFEY. William 16,23

Kt"nn ..·th 10, II, 14,21,:!2

llan. en, Rod 20,22,23

llardison, ll.rrlcr 19 , 23

Hayworth, Fr.mk 19,22,23

llicknun, B.'ll} 23

Holmquist, Bruce lb,23

Hoyt, Judith 1'1.23

IIO)'t, Willi.tm 22,23,106

KELLY, Helen 20 , 23

Kellogg. William 19,23,bb

Koch, Gerald 17,23

Krhounek. Jud} 17,23

LANE, Richard 22,23

Lang, Edward 22,23

Lanham, Lynne 16,23

Lemon, James 16,23

Limb.nrgh, ELiine 20,23

Lucas, Lors lb,22,23

MAGDA Z. Nila 1&,23

Mansur, Edward 17,21,23

McConnell, Anna Lou 1b,23, 92

Ml'llor, Fern I 7,23

Miller, Marilyn 22,23,94,95

Mo •tWl'Ct, Richard 23

NEVINS, Marvin 21,23

Noodell. Jack 16,23

ORKOW, Ruth 17,23

PATZ, Hazel 21,23

Pecht, Karl 18,23

Peterson, Dian 21,23

Peterson, J;rck 18,23,140

Pfenninger, Philip 21,23

RADEMACHER, Bob 20,23

Russnoglc, Arline 13,23

S.\ECFR, Gretchen 19,23

Schult7, Erling 16

Student Index

ABRAIIAMSO , llugh 6lJ,b S,ll2

Abrahamson, Steve 76, I 13

Adams, D nnis 57,69,113

Adams. Jim 63,100,101,106,llo,l20,

Ad.tm, Ron 27,bb,93,95,96,99,100,106 117,125

Adler, Doug 63,b6,113, I 37

Ainsworth, Phyllis 63

Allen, Dave 27,95,96,99,101,106,110, 128,133

Allen, Cary 76

Allen, James 69

Allen, John 63,137

Allen, Sarah 63,107

Allgaier, John 76

Alseth, Jeffery 76

Alsmeyer, Athene 63,105

Alter, Kathy 63,93

Altman, Edward 76

Altman, Mike 27

Amrs, Rebecca 63

Anderson, Carl 27

Anderson, Carol 69

Anderson, Dale 27

Anderson, Dick 112

Anderson, Cordon 76

Anderson, Jackie 27

Anderson, Jim 69

Anderson, Judy 63,bb,107

Anderson, Kay 27,105

Anderson, Kristi 76

Anderson, Marilyn 76

Anderson, Michael 69

Anderson, Richard

Anderson, Rod 62,63,93,96,100,101, 110,123

Anderson, Steve 27

Anderson, Tom 69

Andreason, John 76

Anson, Pat 69

Anson, Sharon 76

Armstrong, Bonnie 28

Arnold, Barbara 63

Arp, Elaine 2b

Arp, Ray 63,113

Arps, Leon 69,137

Arthur, Kathleen 69,96,112

Arundel, Jtm 113

Auerhach, Ron 211, liB, 133,134, 152

Auld, Dave 2!>,106,120,133,139

Auringcr, Jan 211, 111

Aust, Holden 76

Austin, Jane 69,b!!, 97,105,112

BAADE, SUSAN 63

Ba.-an, Jack 63

Backenberg, Steven 76

Bachert, Karen 63

Bachus, Bruce 63,87,92,96,97,110

Backhaus, Steve 76

Bade, Beverly 75

Bailey, William 69,101,112

Baker, Debbie 76, 109

Baker, Mike 28

Ball, Susan 28

Barnes, Marilyn 76

Barton, Chuck 76

Barton, Jackson 63, 92,107,113

Barton, Linda 76,113

Baska, Lorraine 76

Baughman, Randy 2b,106,145

Bauman, Mike 63,106,145

Baxter, John 7 6

Baxter, Ward 76

Beam, Earl69,100,113,141

Beatty, Larry 83

Beauregard, AI 69,96,100,137,141

Beck, Doretha 69

Beck, 76,106

Beck, Bill 29,97

Beecroft, Nancy 76,108

Bell, Keith 63,87,92,107

Bennett, Cliff 29,99

Bennett, 69 Mary 29

B nnett, Tom 29

Benton, Leslie 63 , 111,123

Berg, Nadine b8,96,9b,105,113

Berg, Steve 76

Bergmann, Connie 76

Bergstrom, Richy 69,88,89,10 1,113

Bcrris, Brian 29,97,106,118,120,133, 139

Berry, Carol 29

Berry, James 63

Bcuterhaugh, Mike 29,106,118,134,153

Bird. Cheryl 29,95,109

Blackwell, John 69

Bloch, Steve 30

Bloom, Carol 63, 93, 96, 9b, 100,102,104, 123

Blum, Diane 69

Blum, Edwin 30

Blum, Joe 63

llo.ll'dman, Dianna 63,97,98,107

Boelt,•r, William 69,!lb

Borge<on, Sherry 63

Borneman, Jean 69

Borneman, 30

Bothe!, Anita 76

Bothe!, Mike 30

Bovett, Leigh 76,106,112

Boyd, Mary Kar 30,101,105,111

Boyd, Robert 69, 137

Boyd, William 63,112,136

Bounds, Ronnie

Bradbur}, David

Brager, John 77

Brands, Michael 69, I 37

Brandt, Cary 30

Braun, Marvin 69

Bray, Susan 63

Bray, Tom 69

Breci, Jerry 69

Breci, Vince 63

Brenton, J effrc1· 7 7

Bressler, Tom 69

Brewer, Betsy 77

Brewer, Bonnie 77

Bridgewater, Jay 63

Brinke, Pamela 77

Briube, Barhara 70,112

Brock, Ruth 77.106,1 I 3

Brocky, Steve

Brogden, Marcia 70,106,1 I I

Brooks, Kathy 63, Ill

Brook , Kenron 63

Brown. Ch,•ri 70

Brown, Jim 63,87,88,101,112

Brown, Joyce 70

Brown, Mari ll•e 63

Brewn, Marilyn 30

Brown. William C

Browm• Debhy 77,106

Browm'll. Sus.tn 63,b8,111

Bru<•ck,, 30

Buchol1, Robert 77

Bue,king, 63

Buick, Jody 77

Buller, John 77,b7

Bullock. Paul 77

Bnn1, Carol 77

Burbridge. Gail 70 , 137

Burbridge, Rohert 63

Burdic, Steve 77

Burger, Cheryl 63,97

Burham, Rohl'ft 75

Burlingame, Beth 68

Burrows, Beverly 63, 96,109

Burton, Diane 30,105,109,111

Burton, Re 70,142

Busskohl, Rodney 77

Buttl•rfield, Beverly 77,106,113

CAIN, Andy !S3

Calame, Thomas 77,97

Cal Virginia 31,108,113

Calandra, Cris 77,106

Caldwell, Larry 77

Callahan, Cheryl 70,113

Clark 63,112

Camphell, Mary 77,106,112

Campbell, Scott 70

Campbell, Tom 63,101,141

Caniglia, Jim 77

Caniglia, Lucille 70

Cantril, Ruth 31,99

Caplinger, Michael 77

Carey, Diane 70,113

Carlburg, Roger 31

Carlgren, Fred 87

Carman, Judy 77

Carlton, Cary

Carlton, Karen 7 7

Carmondy, Thurman 70

Carpenter, Bill 31,99

Carson, Bob 31,92,93,96,99,1 10,112, 124,126,128

Car on, John 63

Caner, Steve 63, 113

Catlett, Anita 31

Cawthon, Danny 77

Cefrey, Dick 31,88

Chadwell, John

Chamberlain, Jan 70

Chandler, Connie 63

Charles, Diane 77

Chase, Don 63, 134

Chase, James 77

Chorley, Claudia 63,123

Christensen, 77

Christensen, Linda 31

Christen<cn, Mark 77

Chubb, Patti 70

Church, Gene 77

Speece, Burt 20,23

Snyder, Darwyn I 9,2:1,!s6

Stalder, Pat 20,21,23

Stcinkrugcr. Rex 16,23

Stenek, Carolcne 16,23

Swartlbangh, Juliana 19,23

TANCDALL, James 21,23,106.1

Truman, Jean 1!!,19,23, 93

WAGNER, Wayne 21,23

Wederqui\1, Donald 23

Welch, Harold 19,23

Whitten, Everett 20,23

Wicina, Emil 19,23

Winchell, Richard 16,22,23

Custodians 15

Kitchen llelp 15

Nur e 15

School Board 14 17,21

Ciullo, Tony 32,ts!S, I 22

Clapper, Gregory 83

Clapper, John 32,106,144,145

Clark, Neil 63,129

Clauff, Terry 77

Cleaves, Carol 70,87,92,113

Clem, Barbi 32,120

Clifton, Sandra 63,88,113

Clough, Bruce 32,101,106,134, 1• Sally 77,106

Cocks, Charles 77

Cocks, Rohert 63,92

Cocks, Tom 113

Coe, John 77

Corn and, Brooks 77

Coffland, Carol 63

Cohan, Joe 70,b8

Cohen. Stl'Ven 77

Cole, Anita 77

Coil', Carol 70

Cole, Lrnda 77

Col s, Connie 70

Collins, Jon 32,97, 99

Colliton, Connie 32,93,95

Collrton, Kathleen 63,123

Comstock, Chris 77

Condon. Michael 70,113,137

Connelly, John 77

Connl'f, Sonia 77,106,108

Conrad, Cliff 32

Conrad, James 63

Corcoran, Dianne 63

Corn, 77,106,112

Cornish, Susan 70

Cotton, Connie 77,112

Coughenour, Ralph 77

Coughenour, William 77

Covert, Mark 77,97,113

Cox, Dennis 77

Co1ettc, Steven 70

Crabtree, Charles 70

Crammer, Eloise 70,97,113

Cummins, Norman 70,137,141

Cunon, Mary 77,113

Curclop, Steven 70,96,97,110,14

Cusik, Jim 63

Cusik, Ray 77, 113

Czaja, John 77

DALE, Jdf 63,97,101,107

D.t,J.rnd, Di.tne 70, 113

David,on, Ann 75

Davis, David 77

Davi•, Marilyn 32

Davi , Sherr) 70,108

Deadman, Ron b4

Dean, Su.,ie 33,116

Deatsman, Neil 70

Dtcts, Marilyn 70,112

Deets, Norma 33,88,126,126

Delong, Peg 33,94,96,105, 108,15, Deines, Cordon 6·1,107,145

Dcmgen, John 75,113,137

Den1ler, Tim 70

DcPO<', Jerr1 77

DePt><', John 61

D,·tt man, 'I im 77

Dewey, Paul 6·1,92,101

Dewey, Sheila 70,113

124

i, Chris 78

'1,118,

etson, Janel 70,108,111,112

3arbara 78

lVid 64,101,107

n, Jay 78,87,112

ary 34

::.dwin 34,106,124,134

tdc, Jeff 78

Robert 78

!ROTH, Carolyn 34, 96,105, I I 1

Jim 83

<athy 88

rnest 70,137

Cathryn 64,93,96,107,113

Robert 78

Yale 35,92,113

ohn 78

inda 64, 98,105, Ill, 153

Marcia 78,108

Terry 78

c, Danny 35,99

iharon

sscll 78

Jane 70

, Mike 75 , Chloie 78

, Sandra 70,108

im b 78

Linda 78

lawley 64

leba 35,96,105,11 I, I 20

·ill 64,96,97,106,145

ltiles 35,106

ence 70

Steven 78

Carol 70 , 88,108

den 35,92,96,97,98,110,1211

3ruce 88, 101,112,142

:on, Pat 64,88,122

Freeberg, lind.t Joy 78

Freeberg, Mari> 35

Freed, Micki 7 , 100

Freed, Shari 35,98,105,106,108,111

Frcclin, K.ucn 64

Freeman, Roxanne 62,64,9 ·, 10b ,111

Frcydcr, Philip 70,87,151

Frileck, Nancy 70,111,113

Fruhwirth, Cynthia 78,106

Frubwirth, Marcid 7 I ,106

Fuchs, K.ty 35,95.97,98,105,11 1,1 lb, 120

Funkbous r, Ka1hy 71,105,113

CALLOWAY, Ann 6-1,93,113,152

Cargeu, Fred 71l

Carrell, Bob 3!>.106, I 20,139,140

Carrotto, Claudi;l 83

Oates, linda 36

Calc>, Sandra 6.J

C:.tt s, Susan 64,88

Gendler, Neil 711

George, David 7b, 142

Gerard, John 6·1, 145

Gerber, Timothy 78,113

Gibbs, Gwen 36,88,92,117

Gibson, Connie 99

Gibson, Kenny 75

C ill igan, Sh:aron 64

Gillingham, Nancy 6·1,8!>

Gilmore, Jim 78

Girard, Judy 36

Clisar, Darlene 36, I 11

Clisar, Mary 36

Clockc, George 36

Coddilrd, Bill 78

Goldberg, Judi 711

Goldberg, l Anne 36

Colder, Tom 71,113

Goodrich, Bob 64

Goodwin, Art 37

Goodwin, Michdc l 71

Gotcher, J anne 64

Grabow, John

Craf, N:ancy 64,87,86

Craf, Sus:an 71,88

Crill, Belly 37,96,105

Grantham, Jetta 64,108,111,113

Grant ham, Penny 76

Cranzbcrg, Mark 78

Grasmick, Pat 78,113

Grasmick, Susan 37

Crau, C.1rry 71,101,107,113

Cr:au, larry 71,101,107,113

Craves, Carol 71

Gray, Cary 71,96,100,101,141

Crear, Pamela 78

Creco, Wayne 71

Green, Richard

Greeno, Suzanne 75

Gresham, Claudia 71,109,112

Crimm, Donald 78

Crimm, John 71

Crimm, lana 78

Crossman, Bill 64,101,113,137

Grothe, Barbara 71

Cuold, Eliubcth 78

Culizia, John 83

Curvin, George 37

Curvin, John 78

Cutamoun, Ron 83

HAECKER, Tish 37,120

Haffner, Mary 78

Hagman, linda 78

Hahn, Betty 64,129

Hall, Judy 64

Hall, Randle 64

Halla, Barry 64,100,106,136

Halla, Brian 71,137

Handschub, Barb 37

Handschub, Denise 71,112

H:ansen, Janice 78

Hansen, Susan 78

Hansen, Susann 71,106,108,113

Hapner, Josie 37,104,118

Harding, Sharon 71,88,112

Harglcroad, Susan 78

Harman, Jim

Harmon, Tom

Harouff, laje:<n 83

Harris, Pal 78

Hart, Tom 37

Harlin, Mike, 68

Hartzell, larry 64

H.uvat, Nancy 71

Hatfield, Chuck 64

Hauptman, JackJe 7b

Hausch ldt, Patti 78

Havelka, Bill 78

Hayes, Cathie 64,88

H..tye>, Cynthia 71,93

Hayes, Elizabeth 71

Hayes, Kathy 711

H.1yes, Sharry 38

Hayes, Willi.tm 71

Hays, Bob 38

Hayward, Susan 78,108

Hcimrod, Barb 38,101,105,111,113

Hcimrod, Patti 78

Held, Reid 38,101

Hcncke, Ursula 38,99

Henderson, Carole 78

Henderson, Donna 64,88,108

Henderson, Ingrid 7 I ,106,112

Henderson, leslie 71,113

Henderson, Pat 38,99

Hendricks, Paui 71

Henneman, Nancy 71

Henning>en, Ron 38

Henry, Sharon 6-1,113

Henry, Yvonne 79

Hering, Margaret 79

Herring, Meredith 64, 98,108, I 11

Hester, Charles 38,87

Hetrick, John 64

Hickman, Holl i 79

!licks, Cheryl 71

Hightower, Jerry 79

Hilbert, Pauy 71

Hill, Karen 39,109,111,112

Hinchcliff, Holly 79

Hinders, Terry 79

Hinman, Sandra 71,113

Hinze, Tim 79

Hoccv:.r, Mike 79

Hoemann, Jean 79,106

Hogan, Sandra 71

Hogzctt, Sharry 39,88,89,111

Holdrege, Scou 79

Holly, Carol 79

Holly, Phil 39,120,139

Holste, Elayne 79

Holt, Judith 71,88,113,154

Holt, Rick 39,92,97,107,113,128

Hood, Tom 79

Hopkins, Sandra 79,106

Horwich, Allen 39,92,96,113,117,128

Hosford, Barbara 79,113

Hosford, Don 39,101,107

Hou, Michael 71,137

Houck, Jack 7 1

Hovland, Woody 39,87

Hower, Judy 78

Hower, Paul.t 64,88,92,96

Howl, Susan 79,113

Hronek, Pat 39,106,111,117

Hruby, Allan 79

Hubbard, Caylc 64,93,107

Huber, Mike 40

Hulac, Frank 71,137

Hulac, Penny 40,111,156

Hultman, Dwight 79

Humphrey, Shain 64,129

Hungerford, Steve 64,96,101,137

Hunt, Carol 64,88

Hllnter, Robert 79

Hurley, Sus:<n 71

Hurst, Richard 71,100,137,141

Hybl, Kathy 40,88,89,117,122,125

IDE, C:trol 71,88,112

Ide, Nancy 79,100,105

Ide, Richard 79

!mig, Tom 64,92,101,112

!mig, Richard 71,96,101,110,113

Ingersoll, Fred 79

lngoldsby, Kathy 79,106

Isaacson, Kristy 64, 98,100,104,107,108,

lvctfcfn, JoDee 79

Iverson, Julie 40,88, 96, 98,105,106, 111,113,128

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Jacobs, Ir ene 40

Jacobs, Pauline 71

Jacobsen, Larry 64

Jacobson, Ellen 79,106

Jacobson, Paul 79

Jacobson, '(ckJ a 40

Janak, Susan 71

Jansen, Jerry 65,137,140,141

Jelkcn, Sandy 71,113

J nkin., Steve 79,142

Jensen, Bonnie 40

Jensen, Dick 40,99

Jcn en, Linda 79

Jensen, William 79

Jeps n, Bill 79

Jcrdon, Mlcki 75

Jellcr, Art 79

Johann, Bob 71,141

Johnson, Carolyn 65

Johnson, CraJg 79

Johnson, Dave 65,88, 93,96

Johruon, James 68

JohJuon, Karen 79

Johnson, le>lic 71,87

John>on, Mary 65,88

Johnson, Michaol 71

Johnson, Rich:<rd 40

Johnson, Robert 64,96

Johnson, Robert C. 68

Johnson, Ron 7 I

Johnson, Sandy 79

Johnson, Sandy K. 79

Johruon, Susan 41,92,93,95,98,111,124

Johnson, Tc rry 79

Jonc>, Carolce 65,88

Jon s, Charlotte 65,8!>,113,122

Jon s, Dailey 41

Jonc, Donnelly 65,92,96,97,98,107,111

Jones, Erma 41,92,111

Jones, Hodge 41,92,96,106,126,134, 145

Jones, Jim Robert 143

Jones, Joseph 71,137,145

Jones, Judi 65,88

Jones, Neal 75

Jon s, Richard 71

Jones, Ron 41,92,97,113,128

Jorgenson, Bob 79

Jungers, Blaine 41

KABAT, Wayne 41,97,101,106

Kahler, Audrey 71,97

KaJpus, Don 75

Kaiser, Carol 71

Kallhoff, Al 7 1

Kaul hoff, lc Roy 41

KallweJL, Kathryn 79

Kamin, Tom 42,99

Kammerer, Al 79

Kaplan, Jo Alyce 79,106

Kaplingcr, Robert 83

Katzman, Howard 79

Kavitch, Revelle 42,111

Kaufman, Janice 42,88

Keating, Linda 42, 96, 98,104,112,116, 118,155

Keating, Pat 71,105,112

Keefe, Jerry 79

Kehm, Jim 42

Kchm, Karen 79

Keifer, David 113

Kelley, Kathy 79,106

Kelley, Terence 65

Kellogg, Cam 42

Kelly, Margaret 83

Kelly, Robert 79

Kelly, Ronald 65

Kepplingcr, Robert 79

Kcrsbergen, linda lou 65

Kibbey, Mark 71,101,107,113

Kiesel, Ken 65

Killerlain, Nanci 72

King, Bill 42,96

King, John 72,101

King, Kris 79,112

Kinsey, Carolyn Mac 65

Klabunde, Mickey 68

Klabunde, Sandy 42

Klauschie, Richard 72

Klein, Beverly 65,97,113

Knott, Jim 43

Knott, Karen Lee 72

Koetter, lynn Carol 72,88,112

Kol:ash, John 72

Konola, Marie 72

Kopecky, Cary 65,137

Koser, Chynnc 65

Kostos, louise 72

Kostos, Nick 65,93,101,123

Kov:<rik, K athy 65

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161

Kozak, Karen 43,92,95,96,108,113,126

Kreatnu!-r, Tom 43

Krieg r, Cary 79, H2

Kricgn, Jim 43

Kriesel, Darien•· 72

Knc cl, Elain,• 43,108

Krogh, Jean 72,113,154

Krouse, Marlene 83

Kruse, Cynthia 72,88

Kucera, Barbara 72,113,154

Kucera, Jamcc 43,94,111,158

Ku hlcr, Marilyn 72

Kuhn, l:li1.1b th n

Kund.ler, Conmc 72,109

Kunkler, Cary 43,92,96,13-1

Kuslcika, Randy 72

Kvam, Terry 43,92,99,107,128

Kwa.rter, Gregory 83

LAAKER, Richard

La as, Kathy 72, 105

Lascrbcrg, Steve 65,tl7,92,97,101,107, 113

Lahners, Diana 65

Lahn rs, George 1'.!

Lauos, Jan 72

Lammers, Kathy 72, II :1

Lamp, Joanne 79

Langan, John 65,101,112

Lan don, Kathryn 72,113

Lange, Cynthia 72

Lankford, Robert 72,87

LaPour, William 68

Laps! y, Bob 79

LaRand,•au, John 72

Larrew, David 79

Larsen, Cary 65

Larsen, Jan 44,116,1-12

Larson, Donna

Laust rcr, Scott 79, J.15

Lauten chlager, Candancc 72

Lautenschlager, Cathy 65

Leber, Abe 72

L e, Carol 65

Lee, Linda Sue 65

Lefler, Anita 65,108

Leigh, Ann 80

Lemon, lbrvcy 44,142

Lc mon, Stanley 72

Leonard, Mike 75

L rin , 0 n

Levine, Steve 72,87,113

Lcw1s, Jean 44,88,107,10tl,111,124,128

Lcwu, Louise SO, 113

Lewis, Patricia 72,97

l.eypoldt, Judy 44

'ch, Carol 65,88

Licrly, Kathy 44,111,113

Limprecht, Joseph Allen 72

Lincoln, Susan 80

Lind, Cary flO

Lindcc, Dave 65

Lindee, Michael 77

Lind r, Judy 44, 9·1,88,156

Llndgr n, Bcv rly 65

Linsley, Elena 77,108

Lipman, M1ke 72

Lockwood, Chip 44,88,124

Lockwood, Susan 108

Lofb rg, C r ald 68

Lofbcrg, John 80

Lon , Sa a 44

Long, Steven 79

Lor nz, Jut 45,86,92,124

Lorenz, 'ancy bO

Loshb ugh, Cheryl 65,123

Loudon, John 65

loH•, fi.J ·15

Lovgr n, Robert SO

!.oust d, Bob 83

Lowe, Robert 72

Lowrey, Ch ryl Renee S0,112

Lucas, Cam 45,92,9u,99,101,110,112, 12S

Luckas n, Cary 72,137

Luckascn, John 26,45, 96,100,106,116, 118,121,126,12 ,134,140

Ludington, Steve ·15,92,96,99,101,112, 128

Lundstrom, Bob 45

Lyman, Candy 72

Lyman, Richard 72,101,112,142

Lynch, DeAnn 80

Lynch, Sharon 72

MacFARI \"f. Dougl.lS 72,ln,l-11

M:J.chicwtcl, t>O

Mack, Cra1g 72

Mack, Da' td LO

Madden, Lmda £>0

Madden, Susi 72,81J,97,113

Madden, Teresa 72,!JIJ,97,112

Maddox, Soh 26,45,92,96,100,106,11b, 126,12S,13·1, 1-14,145

Maddox, Frank 80

Madsen, Dianne IJO,lll

Magnuson, Dean SO

Mahan,•y, Patricia 72

Mahnke, Pam 45,60,1J8,10S

Manchester, James 72,10 I

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Markcsi, Tony 65

Marrow, Don IJO

Marrow, Ron 80

Martin, Jin1n1c 83

Martin, Thea 80

Mason, Bob 46

Mason, Sandra 65,109

Matt, Paul 141

Mattsen, Marsha 72,105,108,111,

Mayer, Pat ·16,93,94,9b,I08,111,157

McArdle, John 72,137

McClendon, Cary BO

McClendon, Judy 65

McConkle, Janycc 65,113

Me Conkle, Lois 49, 94, 98,105

McCrillis, Kenneth 80

McCumber, Micheal 80,113

McCurtain, Ed 48,92,106,120,J.10

McDonald, Marilyn 65,88,110

McDowell, Linda 72,88,96,98,99,110, 111,112

McElroy, Cris 49,108

McElroy, Davis 72,87,113

McEntire, Janet 65,6tl,l23

McFarland, Mary 72,111,113

McCrayel, Kathleen 65,108,111,113

Mclntyr., John SO

McKeller, Barbara 60,100,113

McK nna, Drck·19,86,87,92,93,96,99, 101,128

McKibben, Lynn 65,152

McMahon, Michael SO

McMaken, Shirley 72,86

McMaster, Bonnie !J0,106

McNeal, Dianne 49,99

McWilliams, Don 65

Mead, Mary 65,105,108,109,111

Medlock, George 72,137

Meibcrgcr, Ira 80

Melchior., Kay 46,94,96,97,98,102, 105,111,116,118,120

Meier, Dick 46,92,93,99,101,107,112, 124

Meier, Ken 80,101

Mcimann, Marsh 46,92,106,135

Mellor, Tim !JO

Mellor, Susie 93,9-1,111,12-1

Mercer, Billie 72

Mer <lith, Donna 80

Meredith, Pat 65

Messner, Wendell 65,106,136

M sterha1y, John 65,123

Methc, Sam 72,8£>

Metz, Nancy 46,106

Metzger, Tom 65,S8, 97,101,107

Meyer, Cindy -17

Meyer, Donnie 65,ll!J,93

Mctgcr, Becky oO

Michael, James 72

Middleton, Marilyn 47

Miller, David 73,107

Miller, Dianna 80

Miller, Karen -17,107

Miller, Lynn 80

Miller, Pat 47,95,109

Miller, Patricia -17

Mill<•n, Phil SO

Millett, Cary 47,92,96,99,106,128,

135,145

Milne, John 65,97,101,107,110

Mrsko, Jeff 47,135

Mitch II, Dan SO

Monson, Mike 65

Montag, Barbara 80

Montes,

Moore, Craig 48,96,106,116,135

Moore, Dennrs 48

Moore, Di anc LO

Moore, Jacki<- 80

Moore, Janws 73,106,143

Moore, Linda 80

Moore, Pat 41J,93,96,9 ,105,111,118, 12-l

Moore, Rob 65,1-12

Moore, Virgrnra K. 80

Moore, Virginia 80

Moran, Terry 65

Moredick, Cheri tiO

Morgan, Peggy 80

Movln, Jack u5,!i7

Morh.-y, Cary 66,92,96,136

Morrison, Lynne bO

Monon, Marvin

Moser, Jane 48,105

Mosley, Randall SO

Mosley, Sharon 73,97,111

Mouer, Cynthia IJO

Moustakcs, George £>0

Muff itt, Rick 83

Mum a ugh, John SO

Mumaugh, Kay 66,98,129

Mumby, Che t cr 66

Muml>r. Margar,•t 73

Mumma, John ·liS

Mun on, 7:1,108

Murdock, M<·linda SO

Murphy, Karen 73,8S,IJ9, 97,105,112

Musil, Bob 48

NATH, haron 66

Nayc, Eugene 73

aylor, Kirk 73,101 Jerry 66

Ncl!ly, Deanna

Nelsen, Bradley 66

Nelsen, Judy 26,49,93,95,98,100,105, 10S,Ill,I17,126,121J

Nch:cn, 73

Nelson, Bennr SO

Nelson, Don 66

Ness, Pam flO

Ness, Susie 7 3, 112

Neumann, Carol 49,15S

Neumann, Rog<·r SO

Newcomb. Kay 73,113

Newman, Don 99,101

Ncwn1ann, Jean

Newton, Donna 73

Nicholson, Jack 49

Nicholson, Janet 49

Nicholson, Steve 83

Nilsson, Tom 80

Nixon, Robert 66

oble, James 80

Norberg, Barb 80,106 ord, Roclyn 81

Nord, Romona 49

Nordstrom, Sharon 66

Nothhcfcr, Cathy 81,113

othhclfer, George 66

Nuccio, Judy 68

Nyc, Pamela 73,88,93,10 ,112

Nyc, Vicki 66

O'BRIAN, Margan'! 50

O'Conn r, Tim 66

O'Hara, Kathleen 50,99

Olsen, David 73

Olsen, Sandy 81, 113

Olsen, Thomas 81

Olson, Bill 66,101,141

Olson, Daryl 73

Olson, Joanie 26,50, 95,96. 98,10·1,117, 121,128,155

Olson, Rena 62,66,93,97,107,113,123

Oquist, Susan 73,106,111

Orkaw, Alex 66,92,93,96,97,107,112, 113,123

Osborn, Gene 66

Osborne, Dennis 66,137

Oster, Gail 50,111

Ostwlnkle, Claudia 6&,96,97,102,107, 111,113,154

Ottc, Unda 73

PADEN, Sherr)' 66, 92, 93,98,105,113

Paepcr, Bob 81

Page, Barbara 66,88,111

Palmer, Jan 73,113

Palmer, Ralph 50

Palthen, \'trginia 6Cr

Papineau, Marian 66

l'ard<•e, Donna b1,106, i 13

PaniC<', Glenn 50.97,101,113

Pari>h, J,•ff 50, 92, 96, 99, I 10, 128

Park<, Susan 7 3,88

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Patten, Virginia 73

Pat1, Pam 73,107,108,111 , 11:

Payne, William 81

Ped gan.1, Steve 66,136

P rcy, Mary B th 66,92,93,% 113

Pctrigo, Charles 66 , 137

Perry, Phllip73

Perry, Rlt'hard 73

Perry, Su an 66

Peterman, Craig 73

Peters, Becky 66,123

Petersen, 96,132,137,1•

Petersen, Ronald 73

Petersen, S rc 51,92,93,96,9 124,128

Pclcr on, Arnold 51,135

Peterson, Chris 73,137

Peterson, Cary 73,137,142

PctNson, Ca-y 73

Peter on, John F.dward 81

Peterson, Kir 66,88

Pctcnon, Norman 101 Pete 51

Pct•·non, Rita 66

Petersen, Wayn 6tl

Pethes, Fred ·51

Pctranek, Karen 73,106, I 12

Pettegrew, Karen 51

Petty, Susie 81,113

Phalen, Tom 81

Phil lips, Robin 81

Piatt, Lad 81

Piatt, Richard 66

Pierce, Donna 81

Prllegc, Carol 66

Piper, Dick 83

l'iJwr, John 73,87

Piper, Ken 51,106

Piper, T rry 81

Ploss, Kenneth 66,8&,89,125

Podrouzck, Sharry Lee 66,88

Polston, Larry 7 3

Portolos, Dimitri> 51,101,107

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'rowers, Clarke 51,87

Prewitt, Wilham 73

Proia,

Pugh, Don 52,104

Purchase, Jack 66 irgrnia 73

QUERRY, Cindy 52

RACHFORD, Pal 73

Rahc, Barbara 66

Rah , Bob 81

Rain , David 73

Randall, Cordon 68

Randall, Lind. 52,93,105

Randall, Sheila

Rankm, Carolyn 66,88,98,1(

Rapp, Carl 75

Rapp, Mimi 81

Raskin, Andy 52,111,113

Raskin, Betsy 81,113

Redem ki, Rick 75

R<·d•ck, Bill 52

Reece, Jim 73

Rccc , Rocky 113

Reed, Mar ·ic 52,93,155

Rc es, Carol 66

Rcc, Kathy 81,106,113

Reichman, Barbara 108

Reichmann, F.Jwa1d (>6

Reid, Susan 66,110

Hdglc, Karen 81

Reitan, William 66

Rcli ,o, Bill 66,93

R<•nncr, Mark 73,101,110,11:

R<•ynolds, Julie Ill

Rh lngrovcr, Jim 52,92,93,9 110,112,117,128

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Richardson, Carolyn 81,106

Rrdemske, Rick 75

Ridgc\\ay, Pet 52,117,133,1

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mb.111m, Theo 6(>,88,93

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Jcbush, Don 81

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lfnoth, lonnie Don 5·1

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lynda Ann 66

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tmachcr, John 81

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kelton, Bruce 81

nholtL, Sandra

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Shaw, Micha,•l 7•1

Sheehan, lind.> Su

Shelley, Leah 74

Shelly, Rudy 67,!l8

Sheppard, Dave 82

Sherman, Judy 67

Sherman, Stuart 5·1

Shipke, linda Kay 74 Dianne S2

Siglin, Lcda uS

Shook, Nanci Pat 62

Simmons, Nancy 93, lOu, lOS

Sinunons, Carolyn 62

Simon.<, Mrche.ll Curtiss 82

Skau , Steve 74, I 37 ,l.J I

Skcans, John 82

Skoog- Smith, 82

Slo1ck, De"n 82

Slack, Jo1m •s 67

Slack, R>charJ () 7, I 0 I

Slayden, Mike 74

Smiley, Gordon 74

Smith, Bonnie 55,111

Smith, Cooley 67,97,137

Smith, Cynthia 67,97,98,104,111,129

Smith, Douglas 62

Smith, Ron.1ld 82

Smith, Sandy 55,&8, <J3.111, 124

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Snodgrass, Carol•• 83

Snoke, Bar bar a () 7, b8

Snow, Ann 82

Snow, Tony Douglas 82

Snyder, Charles 7·1, 137

Sorensen, Skip 55, 92,101, lOu, 107,110, 113

Sorensen, Steve 74,101,107,113,1·12, 143

Soukup, Mary 83

Sousley, James 74

Sowkup, Robert 75

Spencer, Sue 55

Spicka, Micheal Robert

Sprague, John 67,97,101,107

Squires, Taffy &7,93,96,98,107,113

Stanley, Margo 74,88,97,113

Stanncr, James 62

Stark, 67,111,129

St armcr, Larry 82

Stave, Ron 55,92,106,117,136

Stein, Virginia 67, 93, 96,107,113

Steinert, Dous 74

SteuJcrt, Pam 55,93,106

Stephens, Sherry 74

Stcrl ing, Nikki Ann

Steutcvill , Jo 74

Stevens, Jerry 7-1

Stevens, Susie 82

Stibler, Kay 67

Stncs, Janet 67,98

Stockman, Jane 67,97,98,111

Stockman, LcaAnn 74,10·1

Str.,it, linda 82

Straka, Nici 67,109

Str.lllge, Mike 74

Stro11ton, Judy 74

Strauss, Carol 74,108

Stuit, Harold 67,112

Sund, Karen 55,87, 92

Sund, Robert 62

Sunderman, Stuart 7-1,86,113

Susman, Harlan 74,106

Sutton, Dar lenc 7 4

Sutter, Gwen 74,88,96,109,112

Swanda, Ronald 7·1

Swanson, Jean 56,68,108,111

Swanson, Nancy 56

Swan on, Patsy 68

Swanson, Steve 82

Swenson, Ramsey 82

Switzer, Judi 82

Swoboda, Manlyn 74

Sutton, Robert 67,87

Sutton, Suzette 74

Sutton, Twilla 55

Sydow, Steve 56, 92,106,128

TAlTY, Tom 56,99

T ulborg, Terry 82

Janis 68

Taylor, Pam 74,88,106

Taylor, Robert 68,88,92,137

Taylor, Susan 7·1,88, 111

Taylor, Vicki 56

Tegtmeier, !::Iaine 82,113

Tegtmei r, Kay 56

Telford, Dave !;3

Tepper, Arlene 74

Tcrr, Mary

Terrill, Terri 66,107

Terry, Ellen 68

Theis, Richard 68,97, 101,113

Thom.,s, Carol t;2

Thomas, Judy 68, 105

Thomas, Sally 74,88,9!;,109,111,113

Thompson, Elizabeth 68,108,111

Thompsen, Gloria 54

Thomp:;on, Jerry

Thompson, Joy 82

Thompson, Nancy

Thompson, Rtchard 75

Thompson, Terri 82 Paul 113

Thorpe, Marily 74

Thornton, Karen 82

Tice, Gigi 56,94,99,156

Tichacck, Suzy 57,95,96,98,105,111

Tierney, Dixie Ann 68

Tierney, Frilncis

Tighe, Lcs 82

Tollefson, Jim 57,99

Toll cf<on, Joe 74

Townsend, Helen 68,105

Towru end, louise 57

Trester, Sharon 82,109,113

Truhlscn, Bill 68

Truhlsen, N"ncy 82,113

Tmpp, Greg 74,87,101

Tucker, Susan 57,124

Tuerk, Sandra 82

Turdik, Trudy 57

Turner, lois 57,88,124

Twiss, Linda 57, 94, 96,104,113,118, I 126,128

Twiss, Sheri 82,112

UDES, Barbara 82,112

Ulfers, Rod 82,97,112

Unzicker, Rulh 82

Urosevich, Steve 57,101,106,155

Utterback, Dave 58

V AAD, Warren 68

Vainlunas, Vyto 82

Vales, Mary 82,106,113

Vanasck, Jason 60

Vandcrhaven, Paul 74

Vanderpool, Judy 82,106

Van Fleet, Parmer 74,88

Van I lout en, Kathy 68,108

Van Orsdcl, Jan 58,99

Van Pelt John 82,142

Van Tilberg, Richard 74,101,107

Van Vliet, Norman 74

Varn<·y, lewis 82

Varney, Wila 68

Vaughn, Colleen 58,88,96,98,105,108, 111,113

Vcrcoc, Bryan 82

Vickery, Robert 62

Vogl, Gcorgcllcn 74,105

Volchcck, JcarUJine 68

Vosler, 68,87,92,96,107,110

Vo , Don 68,92,96,101

WAARA, Kristi 82

Wakefield, Jim 82

Walker, Barton 74,143

Walker, Steve 82

Wallace, Cindy 74

Ward, Rachacl 82

Warren, Brent 88,89, 93

Watson, Steve 68,92,96,107

Weber, Doris 82

Weber, Karen 82

Weber, Rose 111

Webster, Pam 58,6!; Margaret 82

Wctr, Donald

Welch, Jim 74

Welch, Kay 74,113

Wells, Jean 60

Wells, Lind.t 82

Wclsted, Judy 58,106

Wendt, Karen 82,112

Werth, linda 68

West, Cheryl 62

West, Donald 74 Kathy 58, 93, 94, 96.98 102.

105, 112,116, 119

Westcrins, Mary Gay 74, 98,105, Ill, 113,153

Wh.,lcy, Kathy 68

Wheeler, Candy 5!i,86,86,69,105, 108, 116,120,125

Wheeler, Cindy 82

Wheeler, Dennis uS, 137

Whitaker, Dtane 75,93,105,109,111,113

White, John 68,88,93,101

White, Sherry 75, 108

White, Susan 82,108,112

Whitely, Peyton 58,94,95,107,142,1-13

Whnncy, Anne 83

Wluttcd, l"urcl 59,88,95,113

Wiese, Mike 74

Wigodsky, Steve 83

Wilder, Constance 75,88

Wille, Sharon 75,112

Williams, llccky 83,96

Williams, Brenda 75,88,97,104,108,112

Williams, Pam 68

Williams, Patricia 75,98,110, 112,153

Williams, Tom 83,1-12

Wilson, Bill 59,99

Wilson, Jim 59,99

Wilson, Steve 75,97,101,106,110,113

Wingender, Bruce 60

Wingcndcr, Susan 75, 105

Windholz, James

Winters, Rolli 68

Wolcott, Barb 59

Wolcott, Roger 68

Wolfe, Jay 59

Wolff, Joe 59

Wood, Mary 83

Woodbury, George 75,113

Woodbury, 75

Woodhull, Diane 63

Woodland, Cindy 75,88, 97

Woodworth, David 83

Worden, Nancy 59

Worley, Pat 83

Wright, Janel 59, 95, 96, 98,105,111, 126,128

Wright, Lea Ann 83

Wright, Roger 75

Wright, Ruth 68,113

Wright, Wade 68,87,92,93,96,100,101, 107,123

Wuppcr, Anne 83

Wupper, John 60,97,99,101,113,124

Wurl, Kathy 83,112

Wyman, Richard 75

YOUNG, Denny 60,99

Young, Dous 75,97 , 112

Young, Priscilla 60,93,111, 1 24

Young, Richard 83

ZACHRY, David 75 Kay GO, 94

Ziegler, Mary 75,106

Zicgman, Pam 83

Ziesemann, Candy 83

Zimmerman, AI 83

Zimmerman, Gay 68,93,105

Zimmerman, Walter 60

Zoob, Barry 83

Zoroya, Kathy 75, lOu, 108,113

Zulfer, Linda 75,106

Zvacck, Joan 75

Zyck, Gai I 83

Photo credits• Mervin Reese Studio, Donald Jack Studio, Peyton Whitely: 3-9,22, 26,62, 67' 69,75-76,83,89,90-91' 93-95,102,122-129,132-141, 148-149, 151,156,158.

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