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Annual Staff Published by the Senior Class of Valparaiso High School

Valparaiso, Nebraska

Annual Staff: Jean Keane------Co-Editor JoAnne ¥~ly------Co-Editor Donald Maly------Ad-Editor Mr. R. Schultze-----Sponsor

DEDICATION

To our Mothers and Fathers--- whose interests have been in the improvct'!lent of our lives-­ whose love and encouragement have been inspi­ rational---and whose never ending sacrifices have made possible these four years of high school--­ we respectfully dedicate "The Bulldog" of 1958. The Class of 1958 Seniord

3 TONY BOUC Class Play 3

4 EVELYN BURESH Pep Club 1234 Club 1234 Triple Trio 3 Volleyball 234 Pep Club Otfice 3 Class Play 3 Paper Start 4

1 MARY LOU BARTEK Dwight Assumptionl23 Pep Club 234 S lEONARD BURESH Glee Club 234 Garlam 23 Class Office 23 Class Play 3 Class Play 3

2 6 LARRY BENES LUCIUE HAKEL Basketball 23 Pep Club 1234 Football 2 Glee Club Bam 12 1234 Class Play 3 Class Play 34 3 ReMAN MAU Basketball 2 Class Play 3

4 DON MAU Basketball U Class Play .34 Paper starr 4 Annual Staff 4

5 l RAYMOND FIAlA JEAN KEANE Pep Club Garlam High Soh. 1 12.34 Basketball 1234 Cheerleader .34 Glee Club 12.34 Football 234 Bam 12.3 Track 24 Volleyball 2.34 ~seball 1 Class Office 1.3 Boy's Glee 14 Class Play 34 Class Office 123 Paper starr 4 Paper starr 4 Annual starr 4 Bam 234 Class Play 34

6 2 BRUCE NICHELSON RCSALIE m.ADIK Basketball 23 Pep Club 1234 Football 1234 Glee Club 1234 Class Play .3 Class Play 3 3 OORarHI RAITER Pep Club 1234 Glee Club 1234 Class Pl&7 3 Paper starr 4

4 ALAN MORTE EN Basketball 23 Football 1234 Track 1234 Bo7s Gle 4 Class Pla7 3

1 BE'ITY ANN OOMERA 5 ' Pep Club 1234 MARY TVBDY Cheerleader 34 St. Wenceslaus l Glee Club 1234 Pep Club 234 Volle7ball 34 Cheerleader 3 Class Office 12 Glee Club 2.34 Class Pla7 34 Class Pla7 134 Paper starr 4 Paper starr 4

6 2 BOO STATES GORDON OHNOl1I'KA Basketball 2 Basketball 1234 Football 2 Football 1234 Track 2 Track l24 Class Office 3 Class Office 2 Class Pla7 3 Class Pla7 .34 ~IDENT SECRETARY-TREASURER VICE-

BERNADINE DUDEK DEI1>RES DVORAK J()).mTE MALY Pep Club 123~ Pep Club 12.34 St. Wenceslaus 1 Pep Club Office .3 Cheerleader .34 Pep Club 2.34 Glee Club 12.34 Glee Club 12.34 Cheerleader .34 Triple Trio .34 Volleyball .34 Glee Club 2.34 Bam 2.34 Class Office 4 Bard .3 Volleyball .34 Class Play .3 Volleyball .34 Class Office 4 Paper Staff 4 Class Office 4 Claaa Play .34 Claes Play 1.34 Paper Editor 4 Paper Sta.rt 4 .1nnua1 starr 4 I U YouR£ TELL IN& 11£ Presented by The Senior Class of 1958

April ll, 1958 Cast ISABELLA •••••••••••••••••••BERNADINE DUDEK BILL ANDREWS •••••••••••••••••GORDON OHNOUTKA PRCFESSOR ANDREloJS • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • DOO MALY JERRY ANDREWS • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • JEAN KEANE DONNA ANDREWS • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • BETTY ANN OOMERA BETH ROBINSOO • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • JOANNE MALY DICK MALLON • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • .RAY FIALA JOAN MAYBERRY • • •••••••••••••• MARY TVRDY JOE ALLCOT. • • •••••••••••••• LARRY BENES MR. ROOERT SCHULTZE • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • DIRECTOR

Dad 1 s an absent-minded professorwho spends all his time gazing at the stars through a telescope. Jerry the eldest daughter,is following rightin her father's footsteps; while Donna is a budding writer. Beth is Donna's best friend, who is remotely interested in Bill, Donna's brother. Grumbling Izzy, the maid, is dis­ gusted with the hectic household she is working in. The tun begins when Dick Mallon, a Big League baseball player, comes back to his town for a visit. He brings with him a movie star friend, Joan Mayberry, who he is supposed to be engaged to, and their agent, Joe Alcott. Donna and Beth, with reluctant help of Bill, try to renew a romance that once budded between Dick and Jerry. After a few failures, Dick finds out what they are up to. He likes the plan and helps them to accanplish it. SENIOR CLASS WILL We, the Seniors of 1958, being of SOill~ mind and SUPERIOR intelligence do hereby bequeath the following traits of outstanding features of our character to the underclassmen of Val­ paraiso High School. I, Robert States, will my typing ability to Trina Pakel,my Model A Ford to Dennis Barry, and my books to whoever wants them. I, Mary Lou Bartek, will my ability to speak well to JoAnn Masek,my bus seat to Rachael Tucker, and mY senior desk to Trina Hakel. I, larry l:cncs , will yny a,__ility to s ay out of trouble to Jerry Frown, my convertible to Roy .elson. and mv tus scut to the kids who still have to ride it. I, Dor othy Rniter, will my kitchen job to my sister ~rgaret, my variety of boyfriends to Gerry Tvrdy, Rnd my wci£ht to Gerry Strizek. I , Alan {ortcnsen, will my football suit to Gregory Sercl, my senior desk to my brother, Ralph Mortensen, and my ability to get along with referees to 'r. Y.enney . I, Rosalie Hladik,will my ability to stand in the front row in Glee Club for four years to Eve­ lyn Hromas, my ability to study to Grant Fiedler,and my dark cornplcction to Rosalie Pecka. I, Roiran :Uly, will r;y put-put to ~r . Sc. ultzo, ~y ubility to ct along .._ ith others to t'r. Ken­ nev. nnd l!'Y c!"larpc ccount to Grant Fie lPt'. I, Bernadine Dudek,will my ability to be on television ~o Eugene Kliment, my volleyball suit to Gerry Strizek, if it fits her by next year, and my senior desk to my sister, Maxine. I, Leonard Buresh, will my automobile to 1r. Powers, my oooks to anyone wno wauts tt.em, and my desk o Jcrr • D ·o·.:n. I, Jean Keane, will my books to Jerry Brown, my ability to be a cheerleader for two years to Marla ~cott . and mv brown eyes to Janie Kubik. I, Ray Fiala, will my ability to foul out of basketball games to David Masek, who has a good start, my good grades to my brother, Charlie Fiala, and my old drivers license to Norman Vondra. I, Lucille Hakel, will my stubborness to our janitor, Edgar Carlson,my ability to go without my glasses to .Gerry Tvrdy, and tTIY ~ood behavior to Nancv P.avnes. I, ~ordon Ohnoutka,will y ability to olay football to Jim Blazek, ~ ability to argue .._ith he teachers to Larry ~sck, and rr ability to jurnp the lunch line to the Freshmen. I, JoAnne Maly, will my ability to hold my temper while typing for the annual to the annual staff of next year, my height to IJ.oyd Hellerich, and my Homemaker of Tomorrow Award to Evelyn ! romas. I, Donald Xaly, will my ability to go with out of town girls to the Freshmen boys, my senior desk to Norman Vondra, and my class rir.~ to ~v ~irlfriend. I, Evelyn Buresh,will my volleyball suit to the next lucky girl that will appreciate it and try her best, my senior desk to Jerry Brown, and my ability to get Elsie's ice cream cones from Touhy to Norman Vondra. I, Tony Bouc, will my put-put to Mrs. Schultze, my ability to get away with tricks to Charlie Fiala, and my cowboy boots to Mrs. Walker. I, Betty Ann Osmera, will my height to Jimmy Blazex, my volleybal~ suit to Lucille Christensen, and my 1ob in the kitchen to Grant Fiedler. I, Bruce l:ichelson, will r::y ability to get along with the eachers to Jerry Brown, my abilit~ to r...ake r.e football squad to Larry 'utherbaugh, and my ability t o ee alon wi h strange women to Roy Nelson. I, Delores Dvorak,will my senior desk in the front row to Eugene Kliment, my cheerleading posi­ tion to Trina Rakel. and mv a~il tv to have a bov' s class rin11 to Rosalie Pecka. I, Mary Tvrdy,will my long, dark h to Evu Divis, all my boyfriends to my sister,Gerry Tvrdy, ·;.y·b~lity to d;w p~;;~:;· ~ ~ '-- V p{J:/ / ~ k 8~? ~ 7;;1 ;t ~~~ j/ Shirley Walker Principal BS University of Nebraska Superintendent Ronald R. Powers Music Robert R. Schultze BS University of t:ebraska English BS University of r;ebraska ME University of Nebraska ME University of Nebraska Coach Commercial Social Studies

Perry L. Kenney Earbara Schultze Lucy Norenberg AB Kearney State Teachers College BS University of Nebraska BS Nebraska Wesleyan University Assistant Coach Science Homemakihg Industrial Arts English Board of Education

Floyd Schlotman-President Dale Gray Harry Christensen-Treasurer Clayton Scott Weldon Johnson-Secretary Dwight Carnahan PRESIDENT

VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY

TREASURER Trina Hakel NEl..JS REPORTER

SPONSOR

Beverley Gray Rose Marie Matulka

• Geraldine Var.icek untor Vlasta Schlo~ Perry Kenney

Grant Hedler Rosalie Pecka John Barry Maxine Dudek

Donna Ohnoutka Eugene Kliment Evelyn Hromas larry Masek

Margaret Raiter

Roy Nelson Jerry Brown , , THE !1nr;tc ToucH

~~... Presented by fl~ ~ The Junior Class of 1958 ~~-I ~ November 22, 1957 - Cast ROBERT BRADDOCK • • . . . • • • • • JOHN BARRY JUNE BRADDOCK • . . • •••••TRINA HAKEL BOBBETTE BRADDOCK • • • • • • • • • • • • ROSE MARIE MATULKA MISS BLOOGET. • • ••BEVERii:Y GRAY MRS • \o/ASHIKGTON • • • • • • • • MAXINE DUDEK SOCKO • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • NORMAN VONDRA HANK. • • ...... ••.DAVID MASEK CHUCK •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • lARRY MASEK OPHELIA • • • • • • VIASTA SCHJ..C1rl.'.AN 'WIIJ.IE. • • • • • • • • .JERRY BROWN MRS. STOCKDAlE. • • • • • • • • • • • • EVELYN HR(}{AS MRS. CLARENCE • • • • • • • • • • • • • • .ROSALIE PECKA MRS. POO ••• • • • • • • • .MARGARET RAITER FRIEDA FISHER • • • • • • • • • • • • .GERALDINE VANICEK SQUINT. • •••• • • • • • • • • .MARVIN BRAINARD MODElS. • • • • • • • • • • • DONNA OHNOUTKA PAT EGR STAGE MANAGERS. • • GRANT FIEDlER EUGENE KLIMENT ROY NELSON J.\CK KRAFKA

Bobbette Braddock is a "dyed-in-the-wool" tomboy. She even (but don't tell her mother) plays football withthe "Dirty Dozen" team. The "Dirty Dozen" are her gang. And a more sloppy, lovable, and laughable bunch it would be hard to find! Mother, however, wants Bobbette to be a young lady and cultivate other young ladies like Frieda Fisher. Mother has even arranged to have the Fashion Show, a local social hi~rhli2ht. held at her h e. Bobbette. of cqurse. is to model a very feminine evening gown. When Mother arrives with the Fashion Show committee to find the "Dirty Dozen" in her livinQ: room and absent-minded Dad handnQ: laun­ dry all over the place, it's enoughto send anybody to bed with a head-ache. Both Bobbette and Dad beat a hasty retreat. Bobbette's troubles aren't limited to the unwelcome fashion show, however. Frieda Fisher moves in on the "Dirty Dozen, • changing them from a rough-and-ready football team to a clean, lovesick bunch of dandies, all begging Frieda to teach them to dance. Bobbette decides all is lost and life for her is over. She drops out of sight,temporarily,leaving her parents the •Dirty Dozen," and win top honors at the Fashion Show in the third act.

/t~ ~ JUNIOR-SE lOR BANQUET C'l f{ ~ fJ'-~"))) April 26, 19?€ t1P.\ /~1, \ 1~ PAINT THE Ta

"Beverly" "Marla"

Front rov: Adeline Bohac, JoAnn Barry,Geraldine Tvrdy,Barbara Schmidt, Carol Olson, Opal Vanicek, JoAnn Holecka, Karen Nichelson Middle rov: Beverly Hladik, Gvendolyn Rejda, Jeanette Ruzek, Rachael Tucker, Darlene Bohac, JoAnn Masek, Marla Scott,Ida Novotny, Sponsor, Ronald Powers Back rov: Ronnie Pleskac, larry Muthersbaugh, Grant Schlot.mnn, Charlie Fiala, Lloyd Hellerich, Micheal Barry, Thomas Novotny, Gordon Novacek, Ernie Omnera.

Here at the half vay mark in our four years of high school, ve sophomores are beginnin11: to wonder what the outcome vill be t wo years fran nov. Near the beginning of the busy year ve found time in our schedule to give a sock hop for the enjoyment of the faculty and high school students. It seemed to be a complete success. Mr. Powers, our class sponsor,has also helped make our year more enjoyable. The Junior-Senior Banquet had the whole class in suspense, as the waiters and waitresses were chosen from the sophomore class. We vish the best of luck to the seniors in the future. Officers VICE-PRES !DENT PRESIDENT SECRETARY-TREASURER

"lucille" "Sharon"

Front row: Marcella Hranas, Marlene Pecka, Joyce Hellerich, Beverley Draper,Janie Kubik,lucille Christensen, Diane Wedberg,Sharon HlAdik. Middle row: Sponsor, Mrs. lucy Norenberg, Jerome Hakel, Ji.mmy !'armer, Geraldine Strizek, Barbera Hedges, En Divis, Ralph Morten­ sen, Gregory Sercl. Back row: larry Rejda, J~ Blazek, Dale Kliment, Richard Lowther, Kenneth Tvrdy, Morris McDonald, Alvin Kubik, Mikos, Ji.mmy Kobza.

On September 2, 1957, twenty-six freshmen walked up the stairs of the school wondering what high school would be like. Before initiation we all had horrible thoughts of what would happen to us. The seniors had their fun when we had to bow to them and carry green walnuts. Afterwards we decided that we had fun too. We were sorry when one of our classmates, Nancy Haynes, left to go to St. louis, Missouri. We vere happy to have her back vith us again in March. We enjoyed a movie for our first class party. In spiteof the upper clasmen we've hada very enjoyable rearin high school. indergarten

First

Second

Kindergarten Front row: James Matulka, Patricia Paul, Micheal Nelson, Diane Boyd, larry Hladik, Denise Kudlacek, Dennis Coulter, Diane Grwxl, Rex Schultze, Barbara Ang, Tanmy Hladik. Firat Grade Middle row: Francia Tvrdy, Allen Kudlacek, Rebecca Paul, Keith Smith, Patricia Hellerich,Michael Kane,Janioe Lindholm,Danny Chris­ tensen, Kenneth Hines, Rodney Blazek,Randy Blazek. Not piot­ uredare Ronald Pitta and Janett Day. Ronald is now attending school in Lincoln and Janett is in Q:naha. Second Grade Back row: Mrs. Cittercup,Nancy Hines, larry Kubicek, Sandra Hawkinson, Gregory Boyd, Faye Christensen, Frankie Buresh, Kathy Nich­ elson, Daniel Novacek, Jackie Truhlicka, Steven Shanahan.

Third

Fourth

Front row: Anthony Komenda,Brenda Smith,Robert Carnahan, Douglas Grieb, Janice Martin, Kathy Grieb, Ricky Blazek, larry Parmer. Second row: Lowell Quinlan, Rose Truhlicka, Marvin Hellerich, Sue Ellen Egr, Tom Novacek, Shirley Hladik, John Martin. Daniel Paul. Not pictured are: Tom Hedges, Dale Nielsen, Elizabeth Tvrdy. Fifth

Sixth

l''ront row: Janelle Schlotma.n, Frank Tnlhlicka, Donna Hellerich, Ehil Tvrdy, Susan Smith, John Komenda, Iqnne Wedberg, Donnie Bla­ zek, lana Eickmeyer. Middle row: Mrs. Martin,Mary Kay Novacek,Clarice Gerdes,Jeanne Christ­ ensen, Iris Schlotma.n, Mary Ann Parmer,Patty Carnahan, Marj­ orie Keane, Cynthia Hellerich. Back row: Richard Draper, Raymond Benes, Rick Egr,leeter Schoen, leroy,. Schoen, larry Martin, Douglas Hellerieh. Not pictured is Susan Haynes.

Seventh

Eighth

Front row: Richard Brown, Anna Tvrdy, Bernice Kliment, Joan Gerdes, Darlene Buresh, Donna Fiedler, Raymond Tvrdy. Middle row: Mrs. Ang, Steven Novntny,James Martin, Stephen Kratochvil, James McDonald, Tom Blazek, Robert Schmidt. Back row: Wayne Christensen, James Tnlhlicka, Gary Hellerich, Ronald Hladik, Richard Kudlacek, James Komenda. FOOTBALL

Front row: Grant Schlotman, Jimlny Kobza, Michael Mikos, Gordon Novacek, Alan Mortensen, Ray Fiala, Gordon Ohnoutka, Norman Vondra, Charlie Fiala, Jimmy Blazek, Ralph Mortensen, Student Manager. Back row: Mr. Kenney, Mr. Powers, Coaches; Michael Barry, Jack Krafka, Marvin Brainard, IJ.oyd Hellerich. John Barry, Bruce Nichelson, David ¥.asek, Jimmy Parmer, Student Manager. RECORD

Most points by individual in one game Gordon Ohnoutka 22 195? Most points by individual in one season Gordon Ohnoutka 91 1957 Most points in high school by iroividual Gordon Ohnoutka 204 1957 Most points by team in one season 165 195? Highest average by team in one season 20.6 195? :l.f. uiJou ,1/. 0 t-ti.1.ford 19 21 Cedar Bluffs 44 0 Ceresco 34 27 Sprague-Martel 12 42 Elkhorn 1.8 Irxiividual Scoring 24 Beaver Crossin~ 39 Gordon Ohnoutka 91 27 Mead 28 Ray Fiala 62 Total 165 208 Alan Mortensen 6 Won 3 Lost 5 David Masek 6

The following boys played sufficient quarters to letter during the 1957 season: Gordon Ohnoutka, Ray Fiala, Alan Mortensen, Bruce Nichelson, David Masek, John Barry, Marvin Brainard, Norman Vondra, IJ.oyd Hellerich, Dennis Barry, Gordon Novacek, Mike Mikos. Varsity

Line: Alan Mortensen, Marvin Brainard, John Barry, Bruce Nichelson, and David Masek.

Backfield: Norman Vorrlra, Ray Fiala, and Gordon Ohnoutka.

IN ACTION B s BALL

Varsity

Coach Powers,Iarry ~sek, Norman Vondra,Raymond Fiala, David Masek, Lloyd Hellerich,Gordon Ohnoutka, and John Burry.

2nd Team

Front Row: larry t·\lthorsbaugh, Jerry Brown, Jimmy Kobza, Roy Nelson, Grant Schlotman, Gordon Novacek, and Jimmy Blazek. Back Row: Coach Kenny, Jimmy Parmer, A.ichael Mikos, Ralph ~1ortensen, Ronnie Fl skac, Ydchael Barry, and Ernie Osmera. INDIVIDUAL SCORING Total Average Ray Fiala 523 23.8 Gordon Ohnoutka 253 11.5 David Masek lB4 8.4 ~orman Vondra l)e 6.3 Lloyd He11erich 60 2.7 larry Masek 21 1.0 John Barry 14 .6 others 10

SEASON RECORD 55 luther Academy 38 Husker Conference Tourney 43 Cedar Bluffs 38 63 ~t. Patricks 36 54 Mead 44 57 Rising City 53 66 Millard 54 42 Waverly 53 52 Ceresco 71 73 Ashland 54 38 Palmyra 61 County Conference Tourney 47 l'.a.lcolm 44 60 Prague 64 o3 Waterloo 59 66 Milford 72 40 Cedar Bluffs 47 82 ~orth Bend 56 42 Weston 48 59 Mead 49 54 Ceresco 69 District Tourney 51 Dwight Assumption 64 50 Central 71 46 Louisville 6

WON 11 LOST 11

ALL TIME RECORD

Most points by individual in one eame 44 Pat Peterson 1951-1952 Most points by individual in one g~e on home court 35 Ray Fiala 1957-1958 Highest individual average per game in one season 23.8 Ray Fiala 1957-1958 Most points by individual in one season 523 Ray Fiala 1957-1958 Most points by individual during high school 839 Ray Fiala Most points by team in one game 87 1956-1957 Most points by team in on season 1203 1957-1958 Highes average per eamc by earn for one season 54.7 1957-1958 VOLLEYBALL

Front rov: Donna Ohnoutlca*,JoAnne Mal.y*,Betty Ann Osmera*,Evelyn Hranaa*,Evel.yn Buresh*, Maxine Dudek*, Bernadine Dudek*, JoAnn Barry*. Back rov: Delores Dvorak, Barbara Schmidt, Beverley HlAdik, Vlasta Schlotman, Jean Keane, Geraldine Vanicek*, Rosalie Pecka, Rose Marie Matulka, Marla Scott, Student Manager. Mr. Schultze, Coach. Star after name indicates letter earned in volleyball.

SEASON RECORD

13 Cedar Bluf'fa 27 34 Dvight 29 J Central 5 lB Prague 33 10 34 Rising City 14 5 32 Waverly 12 5 13 12 Yutan 5 Palmyra 44 24 19 Mead 20 Won 22 Ceresco 15 5 lost 5 "A" SQUAD

lett to right: Donna Obnoutka, JoAnne Maly, Bett,- Ann Oamera,Enlyn Hromaa, Evelyn Buresh, Maxine Dudek, Bernadine Dudek, JoAnn Barry. TRACK

HUSKER EIGHT CONFERENCE MEET D. Barry: 880 Yard Run-1 Hellerich: High JumJ>-4, Discus-4 Chnoutka: 180 Yard low Hurdles-5 Mile Relay-4, 41JJ Yard Frosh Relay-2 SAUNDERS COUNTY CONFERENCE MEET CEDAR BLUFFS INVITATIONAL MEET D. Barry: 880 Yard Run-1 D. Barry: 880 Yard Run-4 Nelson: 440 Yard Run-3 Hellerich: High JumJ>-3, Discus-3, 60 Yard High Hurdles-4 DISTRICT MEET Cbnoutka: Discus-4 D. Barry: 880 Yard Run-1 Mortensen: 220 Yard Run-5 Mile Relay-5. Ohnoutka, Mortensen, Mile Relay-2, 880 Yard Relay-.3 Nelson, Barcy Place Points Saunders County Conference Meet 5th 25 Coach Assistant Coach Husker Eight Conference ~!eet 6th l2i Percy Kenne:y Cedar Bluffs Invitational Meet lOth 2 Prague Dual Meet Tied 7.3 Ronald Povere Diatrict Meet 11th 7 P P CLUB

Cheerleaders: Delores Dvorak*,Betty Ann Osmera*,Jean Keane*,Rose Marie Matulka , Geraldine Vanicek , JoAnne Y~ly*. First row: Beverley Draper*, l'arlene Pecka, Janie Kubik, Dianne Wedberg*, Sharon Hladik*, Rosalie Fecka. Pat gr*,Evelyn Hrooas,Rosalie Hladik, Lucille Christensen*, Adeline Bohac, JoAnn Holeka. Second ro~: Eva Divis,Ger ry Strizek*,Donna Ohnoutka*,Carol Olson*, JoAnn ~~sek*, Bernadine Dudek*, Trina Hakel, ~~rcella Hromas*,Darlene Bohac,Margaret Raiter*, ~AXine Dudek* , Ida Novotny, Geraldine Tvrdy,Vlasta Schlotrnan*. Third ro~: Opal Vanicek, Farbara Hedges*, Gwendolyn Rejda, JoJcc Hcllerich*, Jo­ Ann Barry*, Feverley Gray*, Dorothy Raiter*, Lucille Hakel,Evelyn Bur­ esh*, Jeanette Ruzek*, Marla Scott*,Beverly Hladik*, Karen Nichelson*, Mary Tvrdy*, Barbara Schmidt*, Rachael Tucker*. Not pictured are ~~ry Lou Bartek and Nancy Haynes. Star after Mme indicates letter earned in pep clu •

CHEERLEA s

Lef o right: JoAnne Maly, Delores Dvorak, Matulka, Jean Keane, Betty Ann Osmera. ..A-clivi liej BAND

First row: Lynne 'edberg, Lana EiCkmeyer, Mary Kay Novacek, Diane ~edberg, Carol Olson, James V~rtin, Beverly Hladik, Joan Gerdes, JoAnn Barry, Jeanne Chri nsen, Donna Hellerich. Second row: Hrs. Walker, Marla Scott, Lucille Christensen, Bernadine Dudek, Bev­ erly Draper, Vlasta Schlotman, Beverley Gray, Karen Nichelson, Joyce Hellerich, Barbara Schmidt, Rachael Tucker, Robert Schmidt, larry Mar­ tin. Third row: Lester Schoen, No~n Vondra,Dennis Earry, Grant Schlo~n, John Bar- ry, Lloyd Pellerich, David VAsek, Gordon 'ovacek, Gary Hellerich, Jim­ my Blazek, Wayne Christensen.

BOYS' LEE

First row: Eugene Kliment, Alvin Kubik, Jimmy Kobza, larry Rejda, Jerome Hakel, David Masek, Kenny Tvrdy, Dick Lowther, Jimmy Blazek, Grant Fiedler. Second row: Dale Kliment, Morris McDonald, Grant Schlotman, Alan Mortensen, John Barry, Lloyd Hellerich, Gordon Ohnoutka, Ray Fiala, Norman Vondra, Michael Mikos, Mrs. Walker. Third row: Ronnie Pleakac, larry Muthersbaugh, Gordon Novacek, Roy Nelson, Jerry Brown, Jack Krafka, Marvin Brainard, Charlie Fiala, Dennis Barry,Ernie Osmera. GIRLS CHORUS

First row: Rosalie Hladik, Geraldine Tvrdy, Opal Vanicek, Marla Scott, Lucille Christensen, JoAnne Maly, Sharon Hladik, Jean Keane. Second row: Geraldine Strizek, Joyce Hellerich, Diane Wedberg, Marlene Pecka, Janie Kubik,Carol Olson,Eva Divis, Delores Dvorak, JoAnn Holeka, Donna Ohnoutka, Adeline Bohac, Rose Marie Matulka, Geraldine Vanicek. Third row: Mrs. Walker, Mary Lou Bartek, Rosalie Pecka, Darlene Bohac, Rachael Tucker,JoAnn Masek, Gwendolyn Rejda, Karen Nichelson, Bernadine Dudek, Barbara Schmidt, Barbara Hedges, Marcellil Hromas, Mary Tvrdy, Margaret Raiter, JoAnn Barry. Fourth row: Beverley Draper, Ida Novotny, Dorothy Raiter,I~cille Rakel, Jeanette Ruzek, Beverley Gray, Betty Ann Osmera, Vlasta Schlotman, Trina Hakel, Evelyn Hromas, Evelyn Buresh, Pat Egr, Maxine Dudek, Beverly Hladik. TRIPLE TRIO

TRIO

I.ef't to right: Rachael Tucker Marla Scott Trina Hakel.

Front row: Bernadine Dudek, Lucille Christensen, Beverley Gray. Second row: Marla Scott, Beverly Hladik, Carol Olson. Third row: Rachael Tucker, Vlasta Schlotman, Barbara Schmidt. RaJ?dam £1eWS

COMME CEME T

First row: Betty Ann Osmera, Jean Keane, Delores Dvorak, Dorothy Raiter, lucille H8kel, Mary Tvrdy. Evelyn Buresh. Second row: Mr. Schultze, JoAnne Maly ,Rosalie Hladik,Gordon Ohnoutka, Leon­ ard Buresh, Donald Maly, Bernadine Dudek, Mary Lou Bartek. Third row: larry Benes, Alan Mortensen, Ray Fiala, Tony Bouc,Robert States, Roman Maly, Bruce Nichelson.

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