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The Monarch 1962 YearbookTRANSCRIPT
We, the class of 19 62, dedicate this annual to our parents, who have guided us to this first crossroad of our lives. If not for their patience and wise guidance we could not have been presenting this memorandum of our school lives.
MONARCH PAPILLION HIGH SCHOOL
Papillion, Nebraska
Pam Scott and Roger McCulloch, Co-Editors
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SUPERlNTENDENT Leslie R. George
Administration,
BOARD OF EDUCATION
FRONT ROW: Left to Right, Barney Schram, Elton Semke, Delbert Mesner. BACK ROW: John Ward, Jr., Pat McCoy, Clayton Hyde.
HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL John H. Kleffner
FACULTY and
Classroom
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MR. DONALD JACKSON Peru State Teachers, Nebraska Math, Science
MR. ROLLAND JURGENS Midland, Nebraska Math
Mrs. Jefferson hands back test papers in math class.
Mathematics
MRS. ZATHO JEFFERSON Omaha University, Nebraska Math
The winner of the award for the outstanding math student was Judy Christensen.
Mr. Jackson's geometry class .
World
of
Science
Science Fair exhibit handled by Karen Boone.
MR. CARLTON RHOTEN Peru State Teachers 1 Nebraska Science
Carla Jotmson received a S'Pecial science merit award for her outstanding work in the science field .
Gary Brandon explains a complete circuit of electricity at the Papillion Science Fair.
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MR. LEONARD ALLGOOD Peru State Teachers 1 Nebraska Science
Doug Olson demonstrates how to measure the speed of sound.
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MISS NORMA SOMMER Southern State Teachers
South Dakota English
MR. JOHN MILLER Midland , Nebraska English , History
The English award for recognition of exceptional work went to Carla Johnson.
Language Arts
MR. AL TOTILAS Omaha University Spanish , Core
"Is this one OK Miss Sommer?" Miss Sommer approves books for book reports .
"Buenos dias. " Mr. Totilas talks to his Spanish II class .
MR. HAROLD REHUREK Southern State Teachers,
South Dakota Core
MRS. IVO GLASCOCK Columbia University, New York Core
"What are you reading Tom?" class.
Social
Studies
The Social Studies award went to Mary Alyce Christiansen. The award was given on the basis of exceptional achievement and con tri bu tion in the Social Studies field.
Everyone IS busy in Mrs. Glascock's Seventh Grade Core class.
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MISS BARBARA WITTICK Southern State Teachers,
South Dakota Social Studies, Core
MR. WALLACE LUDWICK University of Nebraska Social Studies
Miss Wittick is the mocierator or a panel m Ninth Grade Civics.
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MISS JUDITH REYNOLDS University of Nebraska Business Education, English
Mr. Weber 's fourth period typing one class.
Business
Education
MR. CHARLES WEBER Wayne State Teachers , Nebra~ka Business Education
Mr. Weber's shorthand students are busy transcribing
notes.
Tom Morrison gives a County Government campaign speech to the students of Miss Reynold's Junior High typing class.
MISS NOR MA PUGSLEY Peru State Teachers , Nebraska Home Economics
Home Economics
Part of Miss Pugsley ' s Eighth Grade Home Economics class was the study of meal planning and preparation .
The eighth grade also studied proper meal etiquette such as table setting .
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Vocational Agriculture
and Industrial Arts
MR. HALLARD RANDELL Oklahoma A. and M. Voca tiona! Agriculture
MR. DONALD KELLF.R Wesleyan , Nebraska Industrial Arts
Some vocational agriculture boys work on a model farm .
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A vocational agriculture field trip to Turtle Creek Watershed at Springfield , Nebraska.
Ken Fredrick does some welding in voca tiona! agriculture class.
Physical
Education
Track meet between the seventh, eighth and ninth grades
Coach Paap hands out ribbons for winners in Junior High track meet
MRS. MADELINE BARRY Kearney State Teachers Physical Education
MR. RONALD PAAP Peru State Teachers Physical Education
High school students participate in physical fitness program .
Easy Out
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Music
Cheryl Hinds 1 winner of the out standing student music award .
Mr. Meredith demonstrates the use of the trumpet.
MR . GEORGE MEREDITH Wesleyan 1 Nebraska Music
Mr. Meredith's eighth grade music class .
At a special assembly program the S. A. C. Band performed for the student body.
MRS . RUTH LEADABRAND Nebraska University Librarian
Center of Learning
Havin ' fun , Margie?
Janet Williams files a card in the catalogue.
Entrance to the library.
Stacks of books and lots of librarians to keep the library what it should be .
Ruby wants some information but Sharyn can't find it.
Mrs. Freida Godsey, Cook.
Mrs . Fawn Clark, Cook .
Non-Certified
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Mr. Harry Brockman, High School Custodian .
Mr. ::Jud Matthies, Head Custodian.
Help Mrs. Jackie Mowinkel , High School Bookkeeper .
Mrs . Helen Dierk::. , Secre-.ary to High School.
Mrs . Loretta Matthies, Secretary to Superintendent and School Board.
GRADUATES
BETTY BAILEY
Everything is sweetened by risk for this amiable senior.
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JUDY CHRISTENSEN
A very intelligent and co-operative senior of P. H. S .
RONITA BELL
Always the first with a cheerful laugh .
GLENDA CURNUTT
A very sweet girl, always on the go .
LYTA GAY BELLINGER
Her talent and pleasing personality Th are appreciated by all. c<
GEORGE FREDERICK
Usually quiet , but very intelligent. "Smile," Georoe .
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ELDON BOONE
'his senior is always talking of :ars. His knowledge of mechanics vill aid him in the future.
JUDY GLESMANN
\real peppy gal, well liked and 1ighly thought of.
STEVE CASE
This senior , a lover of good times is dedicated to the barbering profession.
BILL GOFF
Always ready with a joke.
MARY ALYCE CHRISTIANSEN
A well liked , hard working girl. These things combined with her dependability should surely help her in the field of nursing .
PATTY HARLOW
A real friend to all at P. H. S .
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JODY HEGENBERGEK
A good natured senior always happy and cheerfully willing to lend a helpful hand.
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CARLA JOHNSON
I grow old learning something new every day.
JIM HICKS
He has achieved success who has lived well, laughed often and loved much.
JIM KELLY
What is he going to do next? This senior is always ready for a laugh.
CHERYL HINDS
Music and an independent mind make this senior outstanding.
BETTY KOKE
Very liberal minded and independent .
NORMAN HONAKF.R
One of the wittiest and most popular boys of Papio.
JERRY KRITENBRINK
One of Papio' s top football players who will most assuredly attain success.
SLADE JACKS ON
A Mr. Go-Getter always on the ball.
MARY SUE LANDGREN
Her Spanish know-how has brought her lots of fun .
MARY LEE JEPSEN
Her poise and charm have brought her along.
MARVIN LEADERS
A senior who enjoys shop and ag. This will certainly benefit him in the years to come .
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ROGER McCULLOCH
People who know little are usually great talkers , while men who know much say little.
PAM scarr
Life is just one another.
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thing after
CINDY MORRISON
The social smile , the sympathetic tear.
LARRY SMITH
An exceptional senior athlete who will certainly achieve success in a coaching career .
MARILYN NAGLER
Art is the accomplice of love. Take Art away and there is no love.
SANDEE SMITHBERG
This active senior is always on the go.
DOUG OLSEN
A Mr. "Jack of all Trades. "
CAROL TOMLIN
Very enthusiastic and helpful is this senior.
GENNE PETERSEN
Well liked and eager to try anything once .
CONNIE TOMLIN
Her presence adds much to the Senior class .
RON SCHRAM
A quiet but very good natured senior.
CONRAD WILDHAGEN
A jolly good fellow who is devoted to farming.
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TERRE WILLARD
A good heart is better than all the heads in the world.
PAULINE YOUNG
A hard working and kind hearted senior.
President, Mary Alyce Christiansen (seated); Vice President, Mary Sue Landgren (left); Secretary, Cindy Morrison (right); Treasurer , Slade Jackson (center).
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Looking Ahead To 1982 As we enter the gates of the Universal Fair of 1982 , along the beautiful banks of the Papio
Creek , we are greeted by Mary Lee Jepsen , the official Fair Greeter. It seems that the graduating class of ' 62 has convened here today .
We are supposed to have a guide , but I cannot see her. Well , it ' s George Fredericks and Norman Honaker , the spoonmen , with assistants Cheryl Hinds and Lyta Bellinger aiming our way . Ti1ere ' s our guide . It ' s Cindy Morrison ! She is running the cheapest guide tour around , on foot.
Let ' s head for the midway; across the way there seems to be a popular dance studio , run by Ronita Bell. And first in line is Marvin Leaders . Good Luck !
Betty (Red) Bailey finally did it. She has a hair salon here --her specialty being a brown tint job for redheads . Glenda Curnutt is in the chair now getting a yellow tint.
Beware! If you see someone mumbling to himself don ' t call the Phsyc . It ' s just Jim Hicks , who has been in the Marathon Talking Contest for two weeks now . He 's a heavy favorite.
There seems to be a speaker , let ' s sit and listen. Why , it ' s Bill Goff , famous orator from Peru State , but there must be something wrong with the mike; I can ' t understand a word he ' s saying . Look who are sitting in front of us --Sue Landgren and Judy Christensen--both teachers . Sue has a kindergarten class , since she failed to "get her man . " Judy now is teaching the subtle art of skipping school without being caught. I wonder if her sister ever learned?
Let ' s leave the lecture and head for the education center. There ' s Carla Johnson , official Fair translator . S.1e now has seven children , one for each language she speaks . Talking with her is Pam Scott , an unofficial translator. Pam speaks her own form of Norwegian that only she understands .
Isn't that Jim Kelly leaning against the Pavilion? I see he still had his beloved Trig book with him. Speaking of Math , I hear that the two world renowned physics lecturers , Judy Glesmann and Roger McColloch , are at the Fair ' s Science exhibit.
Marlyn Nagler and Pauline Young just walked by , I see the two finally got their official MRS in boyology .
Speaking of marriage , Terre Willard still is . Jody Hegenberger is back from Florida . She was only there long enough to catch a plane to
Kansas City . Oh- oh duck ! Here comes Mary Alyce Christiansen. She is a nurse now , and I hear she wields
a mean needle. As we stroll across the famous old Papio Park toward the Ag. Center we site Betty Koke keeping
the grounds clean with a pin stuck in the end of her baton . Well , well , it 's Conrad (Wildman) Wildhagen , Playboy of the year. He struck oil in his ' tater
patch ' and finally made his million . I see Doug Olsen , but he ' s heading for the track . Doug is still racing, but not cars now.
Congratulations go to Ron Schram. He finally got the pickup started and made it into town . Across the way is Eldon Boone ' s car shop for Volkswagen transmissions.
It ' s getting quite late and we are to meet Slade Jackson and his wife for dinner on the moon . Slade finally found someone uglier than he and settled down .
Halfway to our goal we pass an accident. It is none other than Genevieve Peterson; she seems to have run into Patty Harlow , or vice- versa .
After docking our ship we head for the Space Splint for dinner. Surprise ! Carol Tomlin is the elevator operator up here . She wanted to travel a little after school.
Sandra Smithberg is our waitress; she got the habit of waiting in her high school days . While we talk with Slade about his new job as a studyhall teacher the curtain rises on the
show and none other than Connie Tomlin in a floor length mink appears . The day is almost over. Let ' s head back to Papio for one final look . What 's this? There
seems to be an anti -gravmobile stuck in a radiation "ditch . " And right beside it , trying to move it back into the lonesome travelway is Jerry Kritenbrink . The car must be Steve Case ' s because here he comes now with the keys . I guess they were in his space suit all along .
Back in Papio now . Everything is closed up for the night. But wait ! Here comes the last senior from "62 . Old lonesome Larry Smith . My , he looks haggard . I guess he still must be living in his old math teacher ' s attic .
It seems to me that though the time has changed , the kids haven ' t.
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Just a minor adjustment.
"Aaah--c'mon, Sue !"
"Not too tight , Cindy !"
Seniors Offer
"Listen to that applause!"
"Sorry, that ' s the wrong line."
MOTHER IS A FRESHMAN
Directed by Mrs. Ruth Leadabrand
Mrs Abigail Abbott . . . . . . . ... Judy Christensen Susan Abbott . . . . . . . . . Mary Alyce Christiansen Professor Michaels .............. Jim Kelly Dean Gillingham . . . . . . . . . . . Roger McCulloch Bobo Jackson . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Norm Honaker Sylvia . . .. Carla Johnson , Carol Tomlin Bunny . . . . Judi Glesmann, Lyta Bellinger Helen . . . Mary Lee Jepsen , Cheryl Hinds Carrie . . .. Ronita Bell , Jody Hegenberger Clara . . . Connie Tomlin, Cindy Morrison Marge . . . Pam Scott , Mary Sue Landgren Jack . . . . . . . . . . . . Jerry Kritenbrink Howie . . . . . . . . ............ Jim Hicks Bill . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Doug Olson Mrs. Miller ...... Terre Willard, Genne Petersen
"Where's that prompter? "
Comedy Production
I' 11 bet Judy has her lines in that book I
I'm scared. Aren ' t you?
"Which one wants to go with him?."
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"If you don't mind, I'd like to talk to the housemother."
Mary Alyce Christiansen, Senior Class president, presents Mrs. Leadabrand with a corsage in appreciation of her directorship,
Working hard, Conrad ?
"If you thmK ! m leaving, you've got another think coming!"
Mr. Kleffner awards Jim Kelly a work scholarship to Nebraska University.
Tom Morrison and Elsie Stadnick escort the seniors through the Recessional.
Slade Jackson and Mary Alyce march out after the ceremony .
Graduation
Clara Johnson receives her scholarship.
Judy Chris and Jim Kelly end the long line of seniors .
A little bit of sadness and then came a little bitty tear.
Usher Ron Browne Congratulations come from the underclassmen .
Don't panic, Glenda !
Everyone is lined up and ready to go.
Smiles on the way in, but. ...
Mr. George presents the class of 1962 to the school board.
Ak.-sar- ben scholarship goes to
The end of a long but rewarding high school career.
Last minute instructions are given by Mr. Kleffner.
Mr. George talks to the seniors for the last time.
Mary Lee receives her scholarship to Baker University. Jerry Kritenbrink. .,.
Judy Glesmann wins the Grange scholarship.
Sweet little R. B.
Happy kiddies?
Just wait a few years I
What's this?
0-o-oh that slow poJ<e I
My, what a happy couple I
Hey!
You're all mine I
Now don't be shy I!!
Come on, jump!
Which one is Miss Universe?
Everybody happy?
American Beauties?? (
"Got ya! ·
"Rah-Rah-Rah! ! I" All wet I!
Who, me?
0-o-o-h!
Got an itch?
UNDERGRADS
Janet Williams Kathy Williams Donna Willms
Sue Stock Gene Stoltenberg Barbara Thurston Judy Trumble Gary Whitehill
Barbara Errett , Secretary; Owen Dierks , Treasurer; Narx:y Seibold , Vice President; Jack Percifield , President (not pic tured).
Darwin Aeschliman James Albright Barbara Barthel Bob Bookout Bill Bowling Ron Brown Margie Busch
Shaiyn Carter Nancy Christensen Owen Dierks Barbara Errett Erik Foged Betty Giermann Ron Gladman
Linda Hanks Roger Hansen Amy Jo Hart Walt Kazor Butch Krautkremer Ken Mass Gary McNew
Tom Mesner Dwight Moore Tom Morrison Carolyn Okeson Jack Percifield Frank Peters Charlie Peterson
Joan Pollard Cheri Reiter Nancy Seibold Marlene Shanahan Kathy Sievers Dave Skusa Elsie Stadnick
JUNIOR SWEETHEART ROYALTY LEFT TO RIGHT: Prince Darwin Aeschliman, Queen Barbara Errett, King Tom Morrison, Princess Nancy Siebold.
It's too full, Mike.
Hey let's twist! Lyta Bellinger and Slade Jackson do the new dan:::e crazeThe Twist.
Junior
Sweetheart
Dance
Right after the crowning the royalty has a dance ot its own.
Everyone dances to this slow one. 31
Let's see now, what do I do next?
What a lousy hand.
Don't get smart with me.
Four sisters mixing in the love life of one brother ••• four sisters determined not to move away from St . Louis and miss the World 's Fair ••• contribute to the comedy climaxes in "Meet Me in St. Louis . " Brother Lon is helped to forget Lucille , the girl from the big city, and return to his first love, Ida . Father is fired from his job because of the sisters, but in the end , rehired and all is forgiven . Mr. Duffy, the villian who wants father Smith 's job , is finally defeated by Rose , who for once, says the right thing at the right time . The play ends on a happy note: Rose reunited with her John , Ester with Fred , all watching the fireworks that open the World 's Fair .
The top comedy scene of the play: Tootie (Janet Williams) bites Mr. Dodge (Walter Kazor) on the lea.
THE CAST
Mr. and Mrs. Smith (Gene Stoltenberg and C a ro 1 v n Okeson) talk things over.
Mr. Smith • . • • • • • • • • • • • • . • • Gene Stoltenberg Mrs . Smith • • • • . • • • • • • • • • • • · • Carolyn Okeson Rose . • • • • • • . • • . • . • . . • • • • • . Linda Hanks Esther . Agnes . Tootie •
Marlene Shanahan Barbara Errett
Janet Williams Lon ••.•.•.• • .•.•••••.•• Darwin Aeschliman Grandpa Prophater ••••••••• , •••••• Tom Mesner Katie ••• , ••• , • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Judy Trumble Mrs . Waughop , •• , ••• , ••.••.•••• Amy Jo Hart Ida Boothby • , • • • • • . . • • ~ • • • • • • • joan Pollard John Shephard , ••••••••..••• , • • • • Ken Mass Fred Gregory •• , • , • • • . • • • • • • • • Dwioht Moore Lucille Pentard , • • , • • , • • • Kathy Sievers Mr. Dodge , • • , • • , • . • • • . • • , , • . Walter Kazor Mr, Duffy • • • . • . • , Owen Dierks Streetcar Conductor • • • • • • • • • • • • • , Jack Percifield
But we don't want to leave St. Louis.
"You'll do it or . .. " Mrs. Leadbrand admires her gift from the juniors.
Tootie gets a spanking for biting Mr. Dodge.
Well, I--1--I--I-- ....
You don't say????
Sophomore Don Tex waits tables for the almighty seniors.
Ken Mass clears the tables for the dance.
Royal Flairs from Council Bluffs entertain for the evening .
Juniors Present
"Thank You" comes from senior president Mary Alyce Christiansen .
Mary Alyce and Don McClure do one of their da nee routines.
Junior President Jack Percifield welcomed all the seniors to the banquet and prom .
''Hawaiian Cruise''
"Why so sad Jim?" Almost everyone is enJoying the music by the Royal Flairs of Council Bluffs.
"And I missed that lousy 5 pin. " One group of the many that enjoyed the bowling at the Papio Bowl.
The dance floor is rather empty except for one brave couple.
It ' s 3 a . m.--the night is beginning to wear long, but some still manage to stay awake and watch "Babes in Toyland."
"You'll be all right, Mr. Ludwick--if you don ' t panic."
Sophomore Class
Barry Alley Jim Babbitt Diane Bartels Sheryn Bishop Gene Block Donald Borman
Gary Brandon Ron Buesing Jean ·Catlett Gary Chapman Linda Christensen Sonny Clapper
Marilyn Corn Mike Daharsh Ellen Dahlquist Diana Denker Sharon Dierks Elsie Draper
Sue Ehlers Carole Fair Elaine Farr Ken Frederick Larry Gloe Judy Godsey
Mike Goldenstein Shirley Grube Dennis Gruner Sondra Hinds Doug Homolka Don Jacot
Paul Jochim Cheryl Johnson Harold Jones Dennis Kelly Larry Kersten Bonnie Koke
Mary McCulloch Gary McDonald Steve Mcintosh Russell Montgomery Sandy Mortenson Janet Nagler
CLASS OFFICERS President, Ivan Steinke; Vice President, Diana Denker; Secretary, Ellen Dahlquist; Treasurer, Linda Christensen .
Dean Newton Susan Okeson Tony Perez Linda Perez Kerel Peters Patty Peterson
Tom Regan Helen Ruff Ivan Steinke Don Stille Gunter Stormer
(no picture available ) Joe Stoupa
Dale Sutton Don Tex Earlene Thorpe Janet Villwock Alyce Weiss Robert Whitehill
(no picture available)
Dan Whitted (no photo available)
Sharon Whitten Pam Williams Ken Zeeb Patti Zimmerman
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Sophomore Beatnik
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Hey, let ' s twist!
Dance
Linda and Barry are telling jokes again.
Miss America 19991
This is our Editor.
Anyone seen Orin?
If you take one penny!
Hey! Look what's coming.
Judy has a helping hand
Now fellows I
Patty's up to something again.
Man look at those legs Ill
Best Dressed Girl in 1632.
Let's be reasonable.
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Freshman Class
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Sue Aeschliman Sharon Albright Sue Alfons Frank Ankenbrand Kathy Black Bob Blankenship Bill Brown
Jack Buffington Geoffrey Burge Joyce Campbell Milo Campbell Steve Carter Myrna Cash Gerald Cook
Carol Daharsh Judy Dort Susie Engberg Jimmie Fair Ada Farr Bill George Margie Goodrow
Dean Gosch Clayton Harvey Mike Hauschild Mike Lou Hauschild Robert Hawn Dorothy Hutton Van Hyde
Ron Ingram Dan Iske Jim Johnson Dennis Karlik Cathy Kazor Wayne Kelly Nancy Koke
Kathy Krause Larry Langley Pat Lawler Linda Long Keith Low Ken Lucht Ruby Marchisello
Dave McClure Mike McDonnell Ron McNew Norma Meisenheimer Janice Meisinger Jim Morrison Norm Nekuda
Sam Williams Steve Witt Bob Wittmuss
Ninth Grade
NINTH GRADE OFFICERS President, Sue Alfons; Vice President, Pat Lawler; Treasurer, Van Hyde; Secretary, Phil Reichel.
Richard Norskov Marsha Newton Marsha Ochs Judy Okeson Janet Parkhurst Russ Peters Betty Pflaum
Carol Reeves Phil Reichel Darrell Reynolds Rita Riekena Larry Ross Otto Rudolph Blaine Ruffcorn
Margot Sayre Ann Schmidt Ca:ol Skusa Don Smith Larry Stark Marvin Steinke Dorothy Stock
Charles Sturm Judy Thompson Francis Thurston Ron Turtscher Jim Vance Sally Warner Dean Weiss
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Diane Uhe John Van Winkle Eddie Vosler Pam ward Nancy Warren
Dennis White Judy Wilcoxon Ricky Wooldridge Linda Ybarra
NOT PICTURED: Mary Bose , Joe Gains, Cherry Olson, Richard Whitehill, Ronald
Whitehill.
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Eighth Grade
Bill Aken Barbara Arp Robin Boese Karen Boone Dean Borman Colleen Bowling Roger Brockman Tom Buffington Doug Clapper Larry Clayton Donna Campbell Fred Catlett Linda Chapman Steve Christensen Bill Christensen Carol Cook
Kathy Corn Linda Crowley Linda Daharsh Cheryl Eby Richard Ellis Vicki Eymann Doug Firebaugh James Foged
Karen Glbilisco Nancy Glesmann Gene Handley John Honaker Pam Hubbard Don Iske Debbie Jones Mike Kelly
Carol Kersten Carol Kiser Kathy Knapp Beth Landgren Terry Langley Sherry Lehr Donna Lienemann Dave Long
Lois Mansfield Craig Marshall Tom Mcintosh Susan Mortenson Doug Nelson Ken Nickolai Steve Okeson Marla Olson Linda Palmer Lorraine Petersen Pam Petty Tom Rahn K. C. Reidy Wayne Robb Dave Roberts Carol Schacht
Jackie Schaller Sharon Severin Steve Sharrar Chuck Shomaker Carol Smithberg Adele Stadnick Daniel Stephrns Sallv Stock
CLASS OFFICERS Linda Chapman, Treasurer; Carol Kiser, Secretary; Kathy Knapp, Vice President; Bill Aken, President.
Eighth Grade Dances
A few decide to sit it out.
Wnat kind of a dance is this??
Eatin ' time.
After their roller skating party was postponed, the eighth graders improvised a dance on the school stage .
Looks like they 're having fun .
The eighth graders wind up a very successful Hawaiian Dance.
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Seventh Grade
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Roger Abels Jeanne Bailey Cheryl Barthel Bob Beyersdorf Joyce Block
Dave Brown Bill Burgess Nancy Christiansen Kathy Corby
Phil Curnutt Paul Dahlquist Steve Daniell Tommy Denker Janet Dort
Steve Dunn Wayne Dworak Dave Franks Ricky Gibilisco
Danny Gladman Terry Gleason Pam Godsey Glenda Gosch Judy Gruner
Gearlyn Grunke Patty Hauschild Craig Halvorsen Ray Harlow
Paula Hewett James Hixson Dianna Hutchison Donna Iske Robert Jackson
NOT PICTURED: Mary Abrams, Judy Bame, Jackie Booker, Steve Carman, Carol Hinkle, Judy Holcomb, Charles Klemz, Judy McKenzie, Marla Milburn, Dorothy Olson, Laura Pratt, Charlene Rasmussen, Jeannie Street, Steve Szynski, Wesley Upchurch, Ron Volsicka, Gary Vance.
Janet Vance Therree warrf!n Harland Wilkinson
Doneva Williams Kathy Wittmuss Diane Zavodny
James Johnson Kathy Jordan Wayne Kalal Larry Kelly Eugene Koch
Kathryn Kruse Unda Lawler Linda McClure Ken McCulloch Don Milburn
Dan Parker Sara Petersen Bernhard Pieko Randy Reiter Cynthia Riekena
Dennis Schmuecker Diane Seibold Debbie Semke Mike Smithberg Unda Spethman
JoAnn Stark Bob Thorpe Gary Tilford Sally Turille Jack Vance
CLASS OFFICERS Tommy Denker, President; Nancy Christiansen, Vice President; JoAnn Stark, Treasurer; Steve Daniell, Secretary.
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Seventh Grade May Prom
Royalty dance??
A nice slow one.
ROYALTY King Tommy Denker, Queen Janet Vance, Prince Jack Vance, Princess Sally Turille.
Everyone gets in the act.
A little twistin' going on I
Seventh grade sponsors get in a dance
ACTIVITIES
FRONT ROW: Left to Right, Mike Lou !1auschild, Jean Catlett, Lirrla McClure, Sue Alfons, Cheryl Hinds , Dennis Kelly, Kerel Peters. SECOND ROW: Sondra Hinds, Joan Pollard, Barbara Barthel , Linda Lawler, Geoffrey Burdge, Marvin Steinke, Linda Daharsh, Lorraine Peterson, Barbara Arp, Cheryl Barthel. THIRD ROW: Sharon Dierks, Cindy Morrison, Dave McClure, Amy Jo Hart, Ivan Steinke, Cheryl Johnson, Fred Catlet, Ken Nickolai, Shirley Grube, Pat Lawler, Carol Daharsh, Randy Reiter, Pam Ward. STANDING : Mr. Meredith, Mary Lee Jepsen, Van Hyde, Charles Sturm, Doug Homolka.
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Band
GIRlS' GLEE FRONT ROW: Nancy Christensen, :>anaee ::>mithberg, Cheri Reiter, Sue Landgren , Judy Trumble, Amy Jo Hart , Kathy Williams, Ronita Bell, Genne Petersen, Cindy Morrison. BACK ROW: Mr. Meredith, Diane Bartels, Pam Williams, Patty Peterson, Janet Nagler, Sharon Whitten, Mary Alyce Christiansen , Connie Tomlin .
SOLO VOCALISTS Judy Trumble, Sue Landgren, Ivan Steinke , Ron ita Bell, Mary Alyce Christiansen, Diane Bartels .
VOCAL SEXTET Cindy Morrison, t.my Jo Hart, Sue Landgren, Nancy Christensen, Diane Bartels , Connie Tomlin.
VOCAL TRIO Ron ita Bell , Sue Landgren, Mary Alyce Christ1ansen.
Vocal
Music
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Music Groups and Activities
The S . A. C . choral group.
Papillion High 's Marching Band
How can they see in the dark? If you look closely you can see the band performing at an evening concert for the public.
The band plays for a pep rally.
Miscellaneous Shots
A group of students on their way to a track meet.
Study Hall???
DRAMA AWARD RECIPIENTS Best Actor , Roger McCuloch; Best Actress , Mary Alyce Christiansen; Best Supporting Actor , lorn Mesner; Best Supporting Actress, Janet Williams .
Pam Scott gives her salutatorianaddress at Honors Night .
Tom Rahn does a Mexican Hat Dance at an eighth grade party.
Seniors will to the Juniors, certain helpful and memorable tokens??
"If you elect me I'll. .. " Junior County Government candidates give campaign speeches.
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Mrs. Barry talks to the student body pep rally for basketball and volleyball.
The Papillion Pep Club and band set the stage of excitement for one of the season's basketball games.
VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Lyta Bellinger, Cindy Morrison, Mary Jepsen, Carolyn Okeson, Barbara Errett, Janet Williams. RESERVE CHEERLEADERS Sharon Whitten, Pat Petersen, Janet Nagler, Linda Christensen.
"On Papillion"
Mr. Keller gives a speech to a crowd assembled on a downtown street on the afternoon of the homecoming game .
PAPILLION PEP CLUB FRONT ROW: Carolyn Okeson. SECOND ROW: Left to Right, Pam Scott, Marlene Shanahan, Cheri Reiter, Sue Ehlers, Barb Barthel, Sharon Dierks, Shirley Grube, Nancy Christensen. THIRD ROW: Barb Errett, Pat Zimmermann, Ellen Dahlquist, Pam Williams, Kathy Sievers, Marilyn Corn, Pat Harlow, Alyce Weiss, Elsie Draper, Janet Williams. FOURTH ROW: Linda Christensen, Jean Catlett, Linda Hanks, Alice Ruff, Betty Koke, Glenda Curnutt, Marilyn Nagler, Kathy Williams, Sondra Hinds, Mary Alyce Christiansen, Pat Peterson. FIFTH ROW: Lyta Gay Bellinger, Marge Busch, Judy Trumble, Elsie Stadnick, Diana Denker, Bonnie Koke, Janet Villwock, Judy Christensen, Amy Jo Hart, Sue Landgren, Cindy Morrison. SIXTH ROW: Janet Nagler, Mary Lee Jepsen, Sharon Whitten.
"Think we '11 have enough pancakes?"
PEP CLUB OFFICERS Judy Christensen, President; Kathy Williams, Vice President; Marlene Shanahan, 3ecretary; Judy Trumble, Treasurer.
QUEEN 1 Cindy Morrison KING 1 Jerry Kritenbrink
Sports Banquet
Prayer .••••
Theme : Parisian Holiday PROGRAM
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Mary Lee Je psen
Welcome ••.•••••••••••••.• Judy Christensen Athletic Recognition
Football • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Mr . Keller Basketball . • . • • • . • • • • • • • • . • • • , Mr . Paap Cheerleaders •••• • •••••••••••• Miss Wittick Volleyba ll • • • • • . • • . • • • • • • • • • • Mrs •. Berry Track . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mr . Keller Baseball • • • • . • • • • • • • • • • • • • . Mr . Jurgens
Toast Mistresses • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Cindy Morrison Lyta Gay Bellinger
Mary Lee Jepsen R~ sponses •• • •••••••••••••• Conrad Wildhagen
Jerry Kritenbrink Slade Jackson
Steve Case DANCE Jim Hicks
CROWNING OF ROYALTY
SPORTS ROYALTY Each year before the annual Sports Banquet
the student body votes for those whom they think repre'sented Papio High by engagement in sports activities .
The results were as follows: (Left to Right)
Last year ' s Prince Mike Whitney crowns Ki ng Jerry Kritenbrink . Queen Cindy Morrison and last year' s Queen Carol Villwock look on.
Lyta Bellinger • • . • . • • • • • • • . • Lady Conrad Wildhagen (not pictured) • • • • • Lord Don Tex . • . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . Duke Carolyn Okeson . • • . • • • • . • • . Duchess Cindy Morrison • • • • • • • • • • • • • Queen Jerrv Kritenbrink . • • . . • . • • . . • • King Mary Le e Jepsen •••• •• ••••• Princess Tom Morrison . . . . . . . . . . . . . Prince
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Judy Christens en ... . . . . Counte ss Larry Smitn ...... . ....... . Count
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"When do we eat?" Jim Babbitt looks anxious.
Conrad digs in as Jim H. gives the word to Miss Sommer.
Dancing under the stars.
The 1962 Sports Prom.
The royalty dances as the eighth grade waitresses watch.
"Really II"
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Future Farmers of America
FRONT ROW: Left to Right, Mr. Randell, Russell Peters , Dean Weiss, Marvin Leaders , Richard Norskov , Dwight Moore (standing), Otto Rudolph, Wayne Kelley , Walter Kazor , Roger Hansen . BACK ROW: Don Borman, Dennis Gruner, Tony Perez , Ken Fredrick , Mike Daharsh, Ron Schram , Norman Honaker , Frank Peters , Garry McNew , Ken Mass, Jerry Krittenbrink, Conrad Wlldhagen .
FF A Officers
LEFT TO RIGHT: Roger Hansen , Reporter; Jerry Krittenbrink, Vice President; Conrad Wildhagen , President; Walter Kazor , Secretary; Franklin Peters, Jr . , Treasurer; Ken Mass, Sentinel.
Future Farmers Receive Awards
Papillion High ' s meats judging team won sixth place in the State Vocational Agriculture Meats Judging Contest. Members of the team are from left to right : Walter Kazor, Franklin Peters , Jr . , and Roger Hansen . At the right is the F.F.A. advisor, Mr. Randell.
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White ribbon winners in the State Vocational Agriculture Crops Judging and Identification Contest are Marvin Leaders and Jerry Krittenbrink. Tne other member of the team, Conrad Wildhagen, is not pictured. At the right is Mike Daharsh, red ribbon winner in individual dairy ,selection.
Mr. Leslie George and Mr. Eldon Burn are presented with Honorary Chapter Farmer plaques which are awarded to them on the basis of their fine work and support of the F.F . A. chapter.
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1962 Annual F.F.A. Banquet Tne annual banquet of the Future Farmers
of America (Papio Chapter) was held at Trinity
Lutheran Church on Wednesday 1 May 21 1962 .
The program for the evening included: in-
traduction of guests 1 a dinner 1 a record of ac-
complishments 1 presentation of awards 1 intro-
duction of nonorary members and a showing of
slides by W. 0. W. Farm Director Arnold Peterson.
The program also included the presenta-
tion of Renita Bell as Chapter Sweetheart with
Genne Petersen arrl Betty Bailey as attendants.
Chapter Sweetheart Ronita Bell is being presented her sweetheart jacket by President Conrad Wildhagen.
After presenting th e Chapter Sweetheart, Conrad presents awards to the attendants--Betty Bailey and Genne Petersen.
The new chapter otticers take their places at the otficers' table.
Mr. Randell gives Mike Daharsh an award for being the District Winner at the F FA Soil Conservation District Speech Contest.
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Junior Red Cross
FRONT ROW: Left to Right, Paula Hewett, Janet Villwock, Linda Hanks, Amy Jo Hart, Ron ita Bell , Colleen Bowling, Pam Hubbard. BAG K ROW: Tom Denker , Debbie Semke, Marvin Steinke, Steve Mcintosh, Dennis Kelly , Sue Alfons, Nancy Glesmann, Mr. Totilas, Dave McClure.
Junior Red Cross Dance
Refreshment time.
Must be rough to be a stag.
Honor Society
BACK ROW: Left to Right, Carla Johnson , Sue Landgren, Amy Jo Hart , Judy Christensen, Marilyn Nagler, Mary Lee Jepsen , Kathy Williams. FRONT ROW: Betty Gierman, Pam Scott, Cheryl Hinds , Judy Trumble , Judy Glesmann, Mary Alyce Christiansen I Connie Tomlin.
Spanish Club
BACK ROW: Left to Right I Jim Babbitt , Diana Denker 1 Tom Mesner 1 Dennis Kelly 1 Judy Trumble 1 Amy Jo Hart 1 Ron Browne I
Mr. Totilas 1 Sue Landgren, Janet Villwock 1 Steve Maclntosch , Owen Dierks 1 Slade Jackson , Helen Ruff. FRONT ROW: Ellen Dahlquist , Pat Zimmermann , Elsie Draper 1 Kathy Black 1 Linda Christensen
1 Cheryl Johnson , Marlene Shanahan,
Shirley Grube , Marilyn Corn , Janet Williams.
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"Epicac" is the name of the prose reading that Linda Hanks presents at a special program given by the Drama Club .
THE DRAMA CLUB
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Drama
Club
Jean Catlett gives a prose reading entitled "Tobermory. "
The membership of the Drama Club is com-
posed of those students who participated in the
Junior and Senior Class plays. Those persons
who take part in speech contests are also of-
fered membership in the Drama Club, as well
as those who meet twice a week to review plays,
and to practice reading and acting parts of plays.
This is the first year that this club has been
organized in Papillion High School. Its or·
ganizer and supervisor is Mrs. Ruth Ledabrand.
Several members of the Drama Club put on a one-act play entitled "The Dear Departed. "
Monarch Sentinel Staff
LEFT TO RIGHr: Steve Mcintosh, Lyta Bellinger, Cindy Morrison, Roger McCulloch, Assistant Editor Marilyn Nagler, Editor Carla Johnson, Amy Jo Hart, Nancy Christsen and Sponsor Miss Reynolds.
Annual Staff Mr. Weber, Sponsor
Cindy Morrison, Staff Member
ASSISTANTS NOT PICTURED WERE: Lyta Bellinger, Doug Olson, Judy Christensen, Mary Alyce Christiansen, Patty Harlow, Betty Koke, Glenda Curnutt, Gene Stoltenberg.
Pam Scott, Co-Editor Roger McCulloch, Co-Editor
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Student Council
FIRST ROW: Left to Right, Glenda Gosch , Carolyn Okeson, Marilyn Nagler , Janet Villwock , Cheryl Eby , Ann Schmidt . SEC OND ROW: Milo Campbell, Larry Smith, Tom Morrison , Don Tex, Mr . Ludwick .
MOST REPRESENTATIVE STUDENTS FROM ALL ClASSES.
MOST REPRESENTATIVE STUDENTS Seventh Grade , Tommy Denker and Glenda Gosch; Eighth Grade, B1ll Aken and Cheryl Eby; Ninth Grade, Milo Campbell and Ann Schmidt; Twelfth Grade , Larry Smith and Cindy Morrison; Tenth Grade , Janet Villwock and Don Tex; Eleventh Grade , Carolyn Okeson and Owen Dierks .
Student Council Sponsors Honor Dance Every year each class selects twu students,
a boy and a girl, that they consider most rep-
resentative of their class.
From this selection the Most Representative
Boy and Girl of the whole school is ohosen at
the annual Honor Dance.
This year the most representative students
of the school were Cindy Morrison and Larry
Smith.
"Welllet'a ••• what I got."
"Hang on,
Drop Something? .•• here I go!"
Mr. Ludwick and Marilyn Nagler give ribbons to the most representative students .
"What 's going on in this corner ?"
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Cindy Morrison 66 MOST REPRESENTATNE GIRL, PAPILLION HIGH SCHOOL
Larry Smith MOST REPRESENTATIVE BOY, PAPILLION HIGH SCHOOL 67
FRONT ROW: Sonny Clapper, Tom Reagan, Russel Montgomery, Jack Percifield, Jerry Kritenbrink, Doug Holmolka , Barry Alley, Owen Dierks. SECOND ROW: Coach Don Keller, Gary McDonald, Gary McNew, Butch Krautkramer, Larry Gloe, Larry Smith, Slade Jackson, Ken Mass, Coach Ron Paap. BACK ROW: Ivan Steinke, Don Tex, Bill Bowling, Ron Buesing , Tom Morrison, Toni Perez, Steve Case, Jim Hicks.
PRESIDENT Larry Smith
Letterman/s Club
SECRETARY Jim Kelly
TREASURER Don Tex
Lettermen Initiate New Members
Come on Garry--only a little more to go and then you get dessert .
Slade gets a lift in one of the initiation stunts .
My , my , look at all that good chow .
Only three poor souls left to clean up the whole mess .
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Letterman's Snaps
Everyone eats hearty at the Letterman 1 s picnic at • the beginning of the school year .
Gotta 1 get some more fire wood .
You don 1t scare me , Jack .
Coach Paap awards basketball letters to the varsity basketball team .
ATHlETICS
Candidates for Homecoming Queen? ??
The Queen , her attendants and their escorts .
Homecoming dance band .
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The cheerleaders head the parade down main stree t.
Homecoming
1962
Happy smiles .
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VARSITY AND RESERVE FOOTBALL SQUADS FIRST ROW: Left to Right , Bill Goff , Tom Regan , Berry Alley, Gene Block, Roger Hansen, Larry Gloe, Jack Buffington . SECOND ROW: Sonny Clapper , Marvin Steinke, Doug Homolka, Conrad Wildhagen, Ken Mass , Slade Jackson , Don Stille, Frank Peters, Jim Kelly, Jim Babbitt. THIRD ROW: Mr. Keller, Russ Montgomery , Jerry Kritenbrink, Owen Dierks , Ivan Steinke, Bob Bookout, Tom Mornson, Bill Bowling, Don Tex , Steve Case , James Hicks , Jack Percifield , Mr. Paap .
Football
JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL SQUAD FIRST ROW: Left to Right , Paul Harlow , Paul Dahlquist, Steve Danials , Doug Firebaugh, Craig Halverson , Hugho Paez , Dan Parker , Tom Buffington , Tom Denker , Steve Okeson, Jack Vance. SECOND ROW: Sam Williams, Mike Kelly, Bill George , Bill Aken , Van Hyde , Ray Armour , Steve Chris tens en , Jack Buffington , Ron McNew , Jim Hickson , Wayne Kalal. THIRD ROW: Mr . Jurgens , Larry Ross, Bill Christensen, Dennis Karlik, Bob Blankenship, Steve Sharr , Marvin Steinke , Jim Johnson, Larry Langley, Ron Ingram, Fred Catlett.
VARSITY DEFENSE
Varsity and Reserve Basketball Squads
VARSITY SQUAD FRONT ROW: Left to Right, Steve Okeson , (Student Manager) , Sonny Clapper , Tom Regan , Ken Mass , Owen Dierks , Don Jacot , Gary McNew . BACK ROW: Tom Buffington (Student Manager), Tony Perez , Larry Smith , Tom Morrison , RoR Buesing , Butch Kraukramer , Don Tex , Coach Paap ,
RESERVE SQUAD FRO NT ROW: Left to Right , Coach Keller , Ron Ingram , Ken Frederick , Darwin Aeschliman , Paul Jochim , Larry Ross , Gary McDonald . BAC K ROW: Gene Block , Larry Stark , Don Stille , Marvin Steinke , Russell Montgomery , Rich Ellis (Student Manager).
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Don't just stand there, boys. Hop to it!
Papio Monarchs vs Syracuse Rockets
Give 'em the old one two, Coach Paap!
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Easy does it, Owen.
Papillion Monarchs
1961-1962
Come on, Tom!
Papio makes grand entrance.
Junior High Basketball
Let me have it !
Skins against the shirts .
FRO NT ROW: Left to Right , Sam Williams , Mike Lou Hauschild , Keith Low , Ken Lucht , Bill Aken , Jack Buffington , Jeff Burge , Dave M:Clure . BACK ROW: Dave Long , (Student Manager) Jim Vance , Phil Reichel , Bob Blankenship, Francis Thurston , Dean Waiss , Ron McNew , Coach Jurgens .
Time out for a breather as Coach Jurgens
gives a few pointers .
to pounce .
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1962 BASEBALL TEAM AND COACH ROLAND JURGENS FRONT ROW: Owen Dierks , Slade Jackson , Sonny Clapper, Barry Alley, Tom Reagan, Larry Ross, Gary McDonald, Ken Zeeb . BACK ROW: Jack Percifield , Don Tex, Bob Blankenship , Ron Brown, Tom Morrison, Larry Smith, Doug Olson, ~en Mass, Russel Peters.
The Monarchs take the field.
Don Tex takes a healthy swing.
Coach Jurgens gives out with the orders in a game with St. Joe . Tom Morrison speeds to
first to beat the throw .
Is he or isn't he?
Marvin Steinke finishes first in the 880 yard run .
Phil Reichel gives it all he ' s got .
Track
FRONT ROW: Coach Keller , Geoffrey Burge , Russell Montgomery , Barry Alley, Marvin Steinke, Don Tex , Ken M·3SS , Gary McNew, Gary McDonald , Tom Regan, Larry Ross. BACK ROW: Ron Brown, Tom Morrison , Frank Peters , Dennis Kelly, Owen Dierks , Phil Reichel, Bill Bowling, Larry Smith, Butch Krautkremer , Ron Buesing , Tony Perez , Doug Homolka , Don Stille , Larry Stark , Walter Kazor, Jack Percifield , Dave Skusa, Sonny Claper.
Bill Bowling .... on his way up or down?
Don Tex heaves the shot put.
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Watch the ball, Glenda not the camera!
Coach Barry points out some strategy . That 'away togo , Suey .
1961-1962 Volleyball Team
FRONT ROW: Betty Pflaum, Sharon Dierks , Barbara Barthels , Sue Ehlers , Janet Parkhurst . SECOND ROW: Ann Schmidt , Betty Koke , Cindy Morrison , Kathy Williams , Mary Lee Jepsen , Carolyn Okeson . BACK ROW: Judy Dort , Elsie Stadnick , Diana Denker , Janet Villwock , Amy Jo Hart , Glenda Kurnut, Pauline Young , Coach Mrs . Madeline Barry .
Cindy sets one up . & -I .
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Diana serves a wicked one .
The old college tr;
