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Emer on-Hubbard Communit' chool mer on, _ T ebra ka ubbard, ~ T ebra ka

Contents I-ACUITY A D AD~II, 1ST RATIO,

Admmistr.1t1on. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 f lCUJt) . . . . . ;) <;.:-n ic,• Worhcrs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . S

Elementary tC.lChC'r Assi t nt ;\1rs. Jensen, S crctary ~l.rs. &lttgcr and Special Rcad•ng In tructor ~irs. BcllC'r.

ACTIVITIES

Football. . BJ.~ketba II . Tr.tck ... Volle-yball . Jr. High Athletics . Homccvming. . . Prom ...... .

EMERSON LOCKER EMERSON NEBRASKA

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Asscmbbcs and Drama. . 35

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Jr. Play ..... . .... . Senior Pla-y . . . . . . . . . Jr. High Activ es ..... . Library & ColUl t\ Go\ ernment.

ORCA 'IZA TIO. ·s

Student Cotmc tl . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 ArulUal Staff. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 PepClub. . . . 12 FFA . . . . . 14 Vocal Music. . . Band ..... . Mustc Contest . . . . . . . . . . . . ..

MILLIE ' S LUNCH-QRV'S TV GENERA ~LECTRIC

EMERSON, NEBRASKA

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STUDEJ\'TS

Emerson Grade Sc.. :Jol. 44 Hub :nrd Grade Sc.. ool . 48 Seventh Grade . . SO E g ·th Grade. .51 fre: hmen . . . 52 So tom orcs . . 54 Ju:. -::>rs . . . . 56 Sen ors .58 ll l€.X • • • • • . • • • . • • • • • • . • 66

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SUPER!. 'TL :DE.. 'T I\.1R. C~'TO. T G. CARR

MERRY GRAIN AND LUMBER THURSTON, NEBRASKA

DLDIC.AfiO •• Tlu.~ s~.; o d.1ss of F nH!rso, Hubbard Com­''lunit\ S<.. 1001. Emer­son, ~.;braska. is plcas.:d to dedicate tlwir 1968 a1u1ual to ~irs. Edna ~latl1ksen. You have been a tremendous hdp in preparing ~ 'J tl1c ) ears to com... S • :ing your knowledg ... \ 1 us . has brought us clost!r to realizing our ambitions in life. Than, you , I\.1rs. 1\.lathicscn.

COCA- COLA BOTTLING COMPANY SIOUX CITY, IOWA

Leaders Direct Educational Policy

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roARD OF EDUCA TIO Mr. Rodnc) L~rson. \1r. Don RoJ CJC, 1\.1r. Herman Oetken. \.1r. Cl.ntonG. Carr. ~irs. AtmBottger. Mr. Robert Johnson. Mr. Walter Albr.:cht . .\lr. Francis Lussier. Mr.' Donavon D. Leighton·.

PRIKCIPAL MR. DO AVO D. LEIGHTON

BEERMANN GRAIN CO. BEER MANN 'QUAL I TY' F RT I LI ZERS

EMERSON, NEBRASKA

PHONE 695-2666

.\1R. DU1:EKACKE Phys. Ed. Coach

:viR. SOCK Co a c. Math

\1ISS WIEDEL Co ~lmt::.r<.ial Annual

.\1R. DALE Band

.\1RS. BOS fr.:n ..... Pep Club

.\USS BHR.\tA. ·.' Vocal .\iusic

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\1R CHRISTL\~Sf:t\ GW.di...llce

MOODY STANDARD OIL EMERSON, NEBRASKA

MR. UMLA..."\'D Vocational Agriculturt.:

HENRY H. KOOPMAN CONSTRUCTION MR. WOOD Geometr) and Science HUBBARD, NEBRASKA

MR PE. ;}.L'\GTO}. lndustri....l "\rts and DriYers Ed.

MRS. FISCHER Social Studies and Home Economics

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'v1RS. LUETH S\..ienct.: and Social Studies

MR . .M0 .. 1SON Dramatics and Business

.MRS. WILLEY l:.nglish

Faculty Guides Us Through Work And Fun

:V1RS. DOSE .:-..1ath

HEENEY GROCERY STORE HUBBARD, NE:.BRASKA

MR. HORAK Mat!.

.:-..1R. BOLSHART Social Studies

MRS. KUHL Libr;.._ and German

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.:-..nss SERDINSKI EnslLh

Bus DirY~rs: V. Rasmuss~n, B. Hammer, R. Dah:, G. 1oody, B. Franciso, F. 1'\elson, L. Jensen, J. Wood, and B. Kuhl.

Cooks: A. Meyers, C Soreson, M. Peters, and S. Custodians: !\1r. and irs. Hammer Bottger.

Bus Maintenance: V. Rasmussen

CAROSEL FLORISTS 125 DAKOTA AV[ NU'

SO SIOUX, NEBRASKA

RICH 'S MOBIL SERVICE PH ONE 494-4641

SO. S I OUX, NEBRASKA

Secretary: \1rs Black

Teacher's Aid: Mrs. Sock

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1967-b STUDE COU, 'CIL: Sponsor. 1r. Leighton, Seen_ ) Rcth Christi.msen. Pres1dent Getw I-Ilbrock, Trc..1surcr G..!"\ Oetl:H'll. :.'diDDLE ROW: D.de ?\.1cKay, Nan(. Sw 11son, Betty Oetken, Jane Rcnander. G.lil Chri-ti.msen, Sh.t I cth, ~1 rlene Steeckcr, Steve Lu sier. ~ \Ch. ROW: Gary Eriksen, Br1an Cr.t in, Bill Brown, Rick Hollm m. LI) ton Jemcn. Bruce Sabacky.

Magazine Sales Benefit Stuco Treasury

HIGH SALES 1A ' Rick Hollm.m cxplainm~ ~ubscnption offer to ~1rs. rucllScr.

VOLLERS AND SONS LAMP ELECTRIC PENDER NEBRASKA EMERSON, NEBRASKA

BOTTGER IMPLEMENT CO. CAMPBELL MFG. SALES AND SERVI CE. REPA I RS

EMERSON, NEBRASKA

WALTHILL, NEBR

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";".1y mother says I can sing. " -A young entcrta incr at the Stuco-sponsored Snow­ball Prom.

"Yum, Yum, we love these Christmas goodies, ;'\Irs. Fischer and Student Teacher Miss Mer­chant. \Vho made 'em?"

STEP 1--Braim of the outfit (lid! H.1!) Penny Lueth and Janet Blcckwehl pondering .1n idea.

STFP 2--Photographer Du. ne Rohde catching someone m the act.

STEP 4--Dolores and Photographer DeWayne cropping 1. candid.

STEP 5-- 11\Ve give the orders, 11 say editors Bonn1e Lamp, Kaney Peters and Jody Rohde.

STEP 3--"I fow1d it. 11 says Doroth} Ze1 ler to ancy Swanson.

The Making Of An Annual

STEP 6--0ur supercalifragilisticexpialidocious typist \hrie Bik.

11\VHO g·ves the orders?" says \.1iss Wiedel who is actually the one who in­spired us .

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UEHLING, NEBRASKA

TELEPHONE 567-225 1

A-TI-A\1 QIEER.LI:.ADERS: Jan\! Rcnander. Karla Hingst, 1\anC) Peters, ]l!aime Kellogg, Dolorl!S Rasmussen.

Pepsters Undergo Year Of Change

Now we hnow wh) Pat became a cheer­leader!

It was a year of change fo1 .diS Pep Club tmdcr tl1e 11ew sponsor, :V1rs . Bos, following tl1c 4-yl!ar sponsorship oJ .\1iss Wulf. Several altl!ratwns in the Pua.tes' Constitution were part of a succession of rl!gulation changes. The future? Unifonn change dec1sion next

Sophomores work to ga.in spirit.

THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK E_MERSON, Nf BRA KA

PEP CLUB OFFICI:.RS : Dcbbil! Kropf. B01mie Lamp, Jody Rohde, Carol Schr.un, "''anc) Steele.

Ea.ting up t11e profits, girls??

HEAD CIIEE.RU.i\l:l R Nancy Peters.

WAKEFIELD LOCKER SERVICE

WAKCFICLD, NEBRASKA

THE LOUNGE WAKEF I ELD, NEBRASKA

LITTLE BILLS WAYNE, NEBRASKA

What is so sweet as a basketball game in a young girl's life? Nothing, t11at's what.

B TEAM CHEERLEADERS: Shirley Lue t11, Loraine Ha­brock, Nancy Stanton, Tanice Heckens, Bct11 Christiansen.

A SOW CHEER from Pep Club president Jody Rohck.

LO\ LRS' LEAP--Actual!] this the press box for the new

loottl.dl fu~ld budt by the ag classes.

EMERSON RESTORIUM EMERSON, NEBRASKA

BUCKLEY BOYD W I NNEBAGO, NEBRASKA

Trying out the new Pep Club Shed .

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DOUG CARPER PR/\C­fiCL .GIllS SPCECH FOR

Tl H .• A TIO. A I. CO. :VE..t"\­TIO •• L. KA. St\ S CITY. To qualify for thh contest Doug won 1st in tlw Dis­trict 3 Public Speaking Contest and 1st in the State FFA Pub!tc Spc,lJ-cing Contest. Doug has also placed hi~h in the speech Department w1der the direction of ?\1r. :.\1onson, rece vm~ J. 1 in tl1e Di~­trict Speech Contest .md .1

1 in n' announc'ng. ThiS sprin-; he rece 1ved out­standing ra lings in 4-I I Speech Contest.

?\1r. Uml..nd, Ad\ or; F. Kellogg. Reporter, r. Se:> de, \-·ce-Presider.t; G. Eriksen, President; K. :.\foody. Secretary, D. Lueders, Treasurer; :.\1. Chr· t ansen, Sentinel. (Second Row) C. Kellogg, A. Do·e, D . Hammer,\". :.\!adding. D . Fuscher. J. :.\1urdoc, '\1. Rasmu en, K. Loetscher, D. Stewart, B. Oetken, D. Swanson . (Fourth Row ) L Krueger, D. Kubik, R . Bressler, M . Hassler, A. Zeisler.

:\fr. Umland, Advisor; I.. Gutzmann, Reporter; F. ~bcklin~, Vice-President· J. Jepsen, President; G. I!abrock, Secreta!); D. Rohde, Tre.t.urcr; R . Anderson, Sentinel. (Second Row) S. Gutzmann, R . Se­b..lde, R. Albrecht, D. Caq cr, D. Lueders, D. Frey. B. Van Lent, W. Steele, R. Eriksen, J. Anderson. (Third Row) J . .\1ackling, G. Denker, R . .\fueller, R. Sex-vine, G. Oetken, W. Habrock, R. Habrock, B. :.forgan, 5. C xrper, T. McKn·crgan. (Fourth Row) D. Binkley, R. Oetken, K. Carder. W. Knudson, R. Hanson, R. Lw;sier, D. Frederickson, S. Ericksen, B. Crain.

STATE '\R\.fER DUA 'E ROHDE RECEIVI~G S I'AR CHAPTER FAR­.\1ER A\'v t>..RD from ;\lr. Umland at FFA Banquet. '

WOW A :1'\0U CERA, 'D FAR.\1 DIRECTOR ARl\OLD Pt."TERSO. speaking at the FFA Ban­quet concerning the Economics of Japan.

Duane-State Farmer MILTON G. WALBAUM CO. LAND M CAFE WAKE"FIELD, NEBRASKA WAYNE, NE.BRASKA

THREE SENIOR WL ' 'ERS of the District 3 Livestock Jud:;:mg Contest arc D. Carper, F . .\lackling .md J. Anderson-Blue Ribbon . JunJOr Division Winners at the same contest were B. Van Lent, S. GutLmann, W. Steele, R. Lus~ier-Red Ribbon. W. Steele-White Ribbon. OTHI:.R \\I. ':t\'ERS Ii'\ FFA CO:t\'- . TESTS THIS YEAR WERE: :t\'EBRASK '\HEREFORD CO:t\TEST :--.1. Rasmussen-Red Ribbon-Crel I S •caking Officer~-Rcd Ribbon-Ch,xpter Parl•amentary Procedure D. Carper-First in Pub! c. S •Lakmg D. Fredericksen-White Ribbon-Extempora­neo Spe.tking. STATE FFA CO!\VE..'\TIO. ' D. Carper-First m Public Speakmg. Livestock Judgmg: D. Carper, f·. .\fackling. J. Anderson-White Ribbon D. Carper-Blue Rib­bon .md Thml Pl.1ce D. Rohde and G . Denker-White Rib­bon-Farm .\fana:::cment.

MIXED CHORUS (First Row) Mh~ ~ermann, E. I..oetscher, 1 • 1c~scrschmidt, D. Hmgst, K. Hingst. F. Mac.lding, S. Kuhn, D. Zeisler, K Peters, D. Rasmussen, G. Eriksen. (Second Row) C. Schram, D. Kropf, F. Curt'ss, J. Bleckwchl, B. Oetken, D. Rohde, B. Van Lent, P. Lueth, J. Ze1sler, J. Kellogg, .'. St 1nton. (Third Row) P. Kuhl, ·. Klu~, L. Denker, R. Messerschmidt, T. Carman, P. Krahmer, D. Rohde, R. Al­brecht. D. Rasmus en. B. Brown. D. Schade, G. Plummer, T. Hcckcns. (Fourth Row) M . Bik, R. Anfinson, S. Scrvine, S. Lueth, J. Severson, D. Frey, B. Sabacky, R. Hollman, B. Oetken, J. Renand<'r, B. Christi,m en, P. Lueth, S. Winslow.

BOYS' GLEE (First Row) Miss Bcerm ann, M. Rasmussen, K. Lewin, M. Christi er S. Kuhn. S. Schwarten, D. lueders, B. Oetken, S. Lueth . (Second Row) D. Rohde, D. Rasmussen, B. S ':> cy, L. Jensen, D. Rohde, D. Lueders . (Third Row) F. Macklmg, D. Frey, R . Mueller, S. Carper, R. Hollman.

WAKEFIELD RECREATION CENTER WAKEF I ELD NEBRASKA

SPORTMANS INC. 4 1 N RASKA ST - S JNSET PLAZA

S I OUX C I TY, I OWA

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JAMES REXALL DRUG 2100 DAKOTA AVENUE

SOUTH C: JOUX C I TY, NEBRASKA

EMERSON FERTILIZER COMPANY LMERSON, NEBRASKA

Chorus Gives Three Performances

Senior chorus memberc; filled an active } car w1tl1 performances for tl1C public c~.s well as for the !ugh school students nd faculty on several occasions.

A Thankst:;iving program ;iven by all ilie vocal groups was a firs~ this year. The members also ~ang for the Christmas Program and the Spring :\ius ica le.

GIRLS' GLEE (First Row) :\hss Bcermann, E. Loetscher, D. :\tackling, E. Faith, 1\'. :.'\.1esserschmidt, D. Zeisler, S. Murdock, T. Heckcns, 1\'. Stanton . (St:cond Row) :\1. Bik, D . H n 0 . t, R . :.'\.1esserschmidt, T. C rman, D. Seb1de, J. Bleckwchl, . KL,.,, J. Zeisle~ S. 'aith. (Third Row)~. Oeuen, R. Anfinson, S. Se'\ine, J. Se\ erson, B. Christian e1 , S. Winslow, P. Ludl , S. Lueth, J. Dav \ .

:\1ADRIGAL (First Ro ) S. Kulm, ... . St nton, B. S b d') , J. Severson, M . Bik, D. Rohde, J. Kellogg, D. Rohde. (Second Row ) D. Frey, B. CJU';st n en, :.'\.I. Christiansen, P. Laet'l, S. Lueth, R. Hollman, D . Seb tde, D . Rasmussen .

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Band Contributes To School Spirit

Emerson band membl.!r:> spread school spirit as they pcrforml.!d at home football games during half -tim I.!. The band also participated in se\­eral parades during tllC year. Tht.! Pep Band added a musical touch to Pep rallies tl1roughout tl1e year and at home basketball games.

Highlight of the year was the Lewis and Clark Band Clinic at Emerson High on Fl.!bruary 5. Band members from seven diff..:rent schools practiced all day to makt! ilieir evt!ning concert a success. The band also performed at UlC Chrisbnas and Spring concerts. Band members worked hard to obtain high ratings at district contest at Wayne.

PEOPLES NATURAL GAS BLAKER PRODUCE EMERSON, NEBR. EMERSON, NEBR

A flaring performance! Firebaton twirler, Julil.! Littrell. entt!rtained spectators at football and basketball half-times.

CONCERT BAND : (First Row) D. Sebade, B. Lamp, J. Renander. L. Habrock, S. Gutzmann, J Rohde. 1\. Stanton. (Second Rov•i) G. Denker, G. Eriksen, W. Johnson G. Plummer, C. Hingst, T. Hl·ckens, S. Lueth, L. Jensen, R. Ht:ckens, R. Hollman. R. Anfinson, R. Dose , l\ Steele. (ThirdRow)R. Jensen , L. Gutzmarm, L. Sherlock, D. Mackling. M. Christiansen, E. Loctsdu!r, J. Rohde, D. Rohde , M. Rasmusse1 S. Kuhn, D. Rasmussen, B. Brown, J. Kellogb S. L eth, B. Christiansen. (Fourth Row) A. Dost!, P. Lueth. J. Zeisler, R. Al­brecht.

E-H Pep Band added spark to games as well as providing music at rallies.

BRANDT GRAIN COMPANY EMERSON, NEBRASKA

LEVINE CLEANERS 2116 DAKOTA AVENUE

SOUTH SIOUX CITY, NEBRASKA

"SERVICE AS YOU Ll KE IT "

MADISON APPLIANCE AND T . V . 26 10 DAKOTA AVENUE

SOUTH SIOUX CITY, NEBRASKA

GAMBLES 2110 DAKOTA AVENUE

SOUTH SIOUX CITY, NEBRASKA

• •GAMBLES THE FRIENDLY STORE''

T .mice Hcckcns cas d) wins a ~upcnor n hl'r French Horn SoiL'.

WITH A BRASS SEXTET I IKE THIS--B'll Brown. 1st Tnunpet · Rick Hollman, 2nd TrumJet T.m·ce Hech•m, f-rench Hom; Denno~ Rnhdc. Tuba, \ldrh Rtsmus,en. B.trllone; \l.uk Chrht­tian e •. , fromhone---EIIS COULD ''T I !EI.P BUT GET A SU­PERIOR RATI. 'G .

EHS Proudly Receives 3 Superior Ratings

THE fOllOW!. 'G GROUPS A D SOLOS RECEIVED EXCELLE. TS:

r t(; S0lo--. anc.' St .1ton S Soh- - Beth Chn t tnsen ':'!Umpet Solo--Rick Hollm.m Trumpet Solo--Bill Brown Trombone Solo--;\1ark Chnstiansen Trumpet Trio--Bill Brown. Rick Ho!lm.m, De\Vayne

Rasmussen. Claril et Q1 net--Lorane Habrock. Gwen Plummer.

Lind Sherlock. \\' cndy Johnson. ;\1ixed Cltrinet Quartet--Gayle Eriksen. Den 1sc Sc­

hade, Jane Renandcr. Bonnie Lamp. Sax Quartet- - Beth Christidnscn, 'ancy Steele, Rena

Anfinson. Jeanne Kcllo~g.

THE FOUOWII\G SOLOS RECEIVED GOOD Vocal Solo--De Wayne R 1 mussen Baritone S. Solo--Jeanne Kellogg

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KELLOGG CONSTRUCTION COMPANY EMERSON, NEBRASKA

NORTHERN PROPANE GAS CO. 25 10 B STREET

SOUTH S I OUX C I TY. NEBRASKA

Dennis Rohde blows his way to a Tuba superior.

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THRIFTY MARKET FARMERS UNION CO-OP CO. EMERSON, NEBRASKA PENDER, NEBRASKA

THRIFTY MARKET STALLBAUM GARAGE THURSTON, NEBRASKA MART I NSBURG, NEBRASKA

]. Jepsen Charge!!

D . Carper

D. Wilke

G. Habrock

P. Hassler T. McKivcrgan

ECONOMY MARKET FRESH VEGETABLES

QUAL I TY MEATS AND VEGETABLES

PENDER, NEBRASKA

VIKING LOUNGE DAKOTA C I TY, NEBRASKA

Senior Pigskinners LEWIS A :D ClARK CO:'\FERI.NCI. TEA:V1 ALSO I~U.CTED 3 \.lOST vALUABLE PIA YERS

F. :V1ackling

L. Warren

D. Combs

(Back Row) D. Rasmussen, P. Hassler, R. Ander­son, B. Crain. D. Carper , D. Combs , L. Gutl.mann, S. Carpe1 J. \1ackling , G. Habrod., R. Dose , J. Anderson. (Su:.oond Row) Student :-..1anagers B. Oetken a1 I B. Peters, Coach Sock, F. ~tackling , L. Warren S Kuhn, D. Binkley. :\1 Hassler, Coach DWlLkac.ke. (First Row) D Wtlkl', B. Van Lent, D. Rohde, J. Fendrick, R. Scnine, B. Brown, T. :-..1cKivcrgan, C. Fre,. A. Do. L. R. Pipal. J . Jepsen, T. Hale , D. Japsen, S Sc. \"ar­ten.

UKU WANTA BEACH DAKOTA CITY, NEBRASKA

TOWN AND COUNTRY EMERSON, NEBRASKA

]. Mackling

J. Anderson

B. Crain

GRID CAPT \I S EUCTFD FOR THE YEAR .u..:: D.m Comb and Lowell Warren.

OLSON BROS. CYCLE SHOP HONDA AND SCHW I NN B I CYC

S I OUX CITY, IOWA

LETSGOBOW l NG

MELODEE LANES WAYNE, NEBRASKA

H0:--1£::

L\lERSOl\' OTHER > ·orth Bend 1'-:orfolk C.nhol1c Walthill Randolph

0 13 41 2S

\VOl\' 5

0LESEN 1 S SHOE SERVICE

6 31 13 28

TIED 1

Wmsidc Wakefield Col..:rid~e Ponca Allen

LOST

WAKEF I ELD, NEBRASKA

Action!!

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fu\1ERSO. 19 33

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OTHLR 6 0 0 6 6

MIRROR BEAUTY SHOP SOUTH SIOUX C I TY, NEBRASKA

VARSITY: J. Jepsen, I.. W..1rrcn, J. Erik:icn. J. Anderson, B. Oetken, G. Habrod S. Carper. D. Carper, D. Combs. R. Anderson D. Lueders, B. Brown, F. i\.1acklin~ • .\1r. Dunck.Jcl'e, D. II. mmer. '\1r. Sock.

Pirates Finish 3rd In Lewis & Clark Tourney

WAKEFIELD CLEANERS WAKEF I ELD, NEBRASKA

KINGS CARPET 323 MA I N

WAYNE, NEBRASKA

PHONE 375-2890

LINDAHL STORE SELLS "NI XON FEEDS 11

THE M l DWEST BEST

ALLEN, NEBRASKA

DR. PAUL V. BYERS WAKEFI ELD, NEBRASKA

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PIRATFS' FIRST FIVE: Dan Combs, Fred :\tackling. (All Conference Tournament Te,Im) Doug Caq er, (All Conference Tournament Team) Dan Lueders , G~: nc Habrock claimin~ third place trophy at Lcw1s and Clark Tournament.

SCORES

(Emerson score first and home games in caps) WALTHILL 53-52 RA. DOLPH 61-56 WISJ\ER 78- 56 HAR TINGTO}.. 56-60 COLERIDGE 83-72 WAKETIELD 65-60 WI}..l\EBAGO 54-50 BA ·cROfT 57-55 Wir-..SIDE 71-51 !\orfolk Catholic 59-74 Hartington Cedar 73-76 Homer 56-70 Ponca 49-56 Allen 55-48 Pender 64-63 LEWIS AND ClARK TOURNAi\.1ENT ALLE., 67-52 }..ORFOLK CATHOLIC 45-49 COLERIDGI:. 80-75 DISTRICTS Allen 83-67 Homer 65-69

FRED DOUG

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JIM GENE

JOHK LOWELL

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"THIS IS M'Y BALL," says Fred Mackling, season high-point scorer. who averaged 17 points per game.

MATTISON IMPLEMENT COMPANY J OHN DEERE SALES-SERV I CE

EMERSON, NEBRASKA

PENDER COMMUNITY HOSPITAL PENDER, NEBRASKA

John, watch the Pirates push in the next two.

Junior Pirates Taste Of Victory

PHIL SOCK COACHED HIS RESERVE BASKETBALL SQUAD TO A VICTORIOUS SEASON, ENDING WITH A 14-1 RECORD. B-TEAM: (Back Row) Coach Sock, R Sabacky, J Rohde, J. Walsh. D. Rohde, C. Frc7, P. Lewin. S. Schwarten, B. Van Lent, D. Jepsen R. Wilke, Coach Dunekacke. (Front Row) B. Brown. G. Oetken. D. Skow, B. Oetken, R. \1ueller, R. Anderson, J. Enksen.

AT THE BE.l...,CH Coaches Sock and Dunekackc watch anxious!). calculat­ing how the Emerson Pirates will dump in another one.

CARROLLS FURNITURE 1008 DAKOTA AVENUE

SOUTH S I OUX C I TY, NEBRASKA

CLAUSEN ELECTRIC Z5 13 DAKOTA AVENUE

SOUTH S I OUX C I TY, NEBRASKA

Dan and Patty at the Valentine senior recognition dance.

FRESHMAN TEAM: (Back Row) D. Lueders, D. Kubik, A. Ze1sler, D. Stewart. L. Jensen , D. <;,,._nson. V. '-1acklmg, M. Christiansen, Mr. Leighton. (Front Row) B. Peters, \1. Hassler, K . Moody, F. :KL.log;. L. Krueger, R . Jensen, D. Fuscher.

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OUR TRACK TEA;\I: (Back Row) Coach Dw ek.Ick.Ic, S. Schw. rtcr, F. Kellogg. ;\L R. mu en. K. :\Ioody, P. Lewin. L Jensen. D . Rasmussen, Coach Soc.k. (:\fiddle Row) R. S 1h tcky. D. Skow, R. Oet.J.<en. R. !loll man, E. Saunders, R. Anderson, R. Servine . Oetken . .;\1. Hassle! -:-'. laic. R. Heckcns, J. \ dcrson. (First Row) J. Jepsen, B. Sab,tcky, D. Combs. D. Carper. P. Hassler, R. Oetken, D. Jepsen, B. Brown.

Roger, Bruce And Jim Went To State

Bruce racing his way , o St te.

O 'NEILL GRAIN COMPANY SOUTH S I OUX C I T Y , NEBRASKA

W I LL I S, NEBRASKA

FARMERS CO-OP ASSOCIATION FEED-FERTI L l ZER

PETROLEUM PRODUCTS

EMERSON, NEBR A SKA

RECORDS SET 11'\ 1968

8 0 vd. ::un: 2:10. 5 Doug C. , H gh Jump: 5'6" Doug C. ; 2-Mile Relay: 9:20. 5 D. Jep­sen, D. C ·uper, D. Rasmussen, B. Sa­b.'lcky, 1-Mile: 4:50.5 R. Oetken; 880 vd. Rei! . 1:37.5 P t

Hassler, Ron Servine, Doug C.1rper. G Ha­brock.

J m v ulting his way to St1.te.

Roger went to State in 2-mile; 10:36. 4.

Elliottc Saunders

Doug C - er

Pat·~ Record~ 100 yd. D<Ish: 10.0 220 yd. Dash: 23. 7 SSOyd. Relay: 1:37.Sanchored

FARMERS CQ-OP ASSOCIATION 408 WEST HIGHWAY 20

SOUTH SIOUX C l TY, NEBRASKA

CRYSTAL OIL COMPANY DIAMOND HORSESHOE SOUTH SIOUX CITY NCBRASKA

Fred ..\1acklin~

Pat Set 3 New Records

Dan Combs

LETTER..\1£. l:r\ THIS I EAR'S SPORTS : (Back Row) Coacl1 Sock. D. Carper, B. Brown, J. Eriksen, D. Rasmus­sen, B. OetKen. D. Sko·v, (Second Row) T. Hale, J. JeJ :en J . ..\1ackling, T . ..\1cKivergan. D. Combs, B. Cnin, C . \'vilkie, L. G1tzmann . (Third Row) D. Lueders, S. Carper J. Anderson, R . Eriksen, F. :\1ackling, L. Wuren, R. Anderson, R. Oetken, Coach Dunekacke. (Fourth Row) R. Sabtcky, R. Heckens, G. Habrock, S. Schwarten, R. Hollman, P. Hassler R. Sci'\· inc, D. Jepsen.

Emerson Premieres Volleyball

.!\1r. Sock, S. Scninc, R Anfinson, B. Blaker, D. Scbadc, D. Davis, N. Carper, B. Christiansen, P. Lueth, L Habro<.k, G. lrikscn, J Zeisler, J. Bleckwchl, E Curtiss, D :-..tacklin~ S. \1urdoc.k. J. Kellogg.

ELM MOTEL 3 11 EAST 7TH

WAYNE, NEBRASKA

SHIRLEY'S BEAUTY SHOP EMERSON, NEBRASKA

WAKEFIELD REPUBLICAN BAND B HARDWARE WAKEFIELD, NEBRASKA EMERSON, NEBRASKA

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"Do boys usc those?" At Emerson High volle) ball games cheerleaders Pat Hassler and Steve Kuhn do.

"Ov(.r the net, on the floor, come on Dixie, make tJ1at score!"

Football boys pictured ABOVE also fought hard for basketball victories.

Jane Steele GO! !

(First Row) R. Carder , R. Krahmer, R. Gutzmann. D. Gutzmann, D. Watkins, R. Fendrick, G. Mackling, J. Stanton, C. Koopman. (Second Row) D. Messerschmidt, G. Rasmussen , R. Mayberry, S. Lussier, M . Stewart, K. Lamp, P. Kuhl, L. Pickering. J. Albrecht. D. Krusemark. (Third Row) E. Kotalik, D. Kotalik, L. Gradert, R. Reed, D. McKay, R. Severson, G. Relitz, R. ~1ueller. Coach Dunekacke. (Fourth Row) L. Winbolt, D. Statler, D. Victor, R. Plummer, R. Claassen, R. Fendrick, A. Mackling, R. Anfinson. (Back Row) M. Rohde , W. Dose. J. Bik. R. Sherlock, K. Klug, B. Lenz.

BUD ' S WELDING THURSTON LOCKERS HUBBARD, NEBR. THURSTON, NEBR.

BOSSMAN 'S DRY GOODS DR. USCHKE PONCA, NEBR. DAKOTA CITY, NEBR.

Go, Little Pirates!! Connie Dolezal

FITE !!

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"GO, FITE, WIN!! Yell the junior high cheerleaders pushing their team on to victory.

Jeannette Powley WI ! !

HOMECOl\UNG ROYALTY: Junior High Attendants, Roger Gutzmann and Connie Doh'z;al; Freshman Attendants, l\1icl<ey Hassler and Linda Sherlock; Duke and Duchess. Gene Habrock and Jody Rohde; Prince and Princess, Lowell Warren J.nd l 'an.;) Steele; Sophomore Attendc1nts, Steven Schwarten and Ve!ma Morgan; Junwr Atten­dants, U::wis Gutzmann and Karla Hmgst; King and Queen, Pat Hassler and Bonnie Lamp. Also part of the home coming royalty were Kind rg..1rtcners Kevin :Vtueller, Debbie Stanton, Jimm) Van Lent .md Sherr) ShJ.nhs.

1967 Homecoming

FI 'AL SCORE--Pirates' highest for 11-man football.

The P irates' Homecoming on Friday, October 13, 1967, was a rainy, windy day that began with many last minute preparations. The floats, f1nishc d in the wee hours of the morning, were paraded in front of the school and downtown that afternoon for judging. In the evening everyone leaned forward to sec the Pep Club and Band present the royal halftime ceremonies ending as Pat Hassler and Bonnie Lamp wen:! crowned 1967 King and Queen. Following the Pirates' victory over the Walthill Bluejays, couples danced to the music of th<.: "N w Brass,'' while alumni renewed friendships with old buddies.

The Homecoming affairs really began Thursday night with the traditional bonfire and skits. The freshnwn stoll' first witl1 tl1cir skit. The sophomores and jw1iors ran close witl1 second and thud places. AftL'r the checrlcJ.dl·rs lead the school on in "spirit" yells everyone gathered around the bonfire to sec the bun1ing of the "dwnm)" J.nd tlJC singing of ilie school song.

UPTOWN BAKERY 20 1 DAKOTA AVENU

SOUTH S I OUX C I TY, NEBR.

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SOUTH S I OUX C I TY, NEBR.

KROGH ' S COAST TO COAST 2 DAKOTA AVENUE:

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Junior Flo.1t

freshm 1n "'!oat G. F . M . BODY SHOP

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SOUTH S I OUX C I TY, NEBR. Sophomore Float

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\V ALKU\G OVER THE BRIDGE arc the wa;tel"): Steve Gutzmann. Steve Schwarten, Jerry Wal~h and Jolm Rohde.

Shangri-La 1968 LEFT. RIGHT, EVER YO, E KEEPS Il\' STEP in the grand march.

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DAt\CL 'G THE BOOGALOO after the banquet.

WAITRESSES STA, 'DI. 'G L ' FRO 'T OF THE PAGODA ,ue: Rena Anfmson, Betty OetJ. en, Sharon Servine and, 'ancy Stanton.

These two junior girls look like they are really working!

HIGHWAY CAFE WINNEBAGO, NEBR.

HARRY'S PLACE

EMERSON TRI­COUNTY PRESS EMERSON, NEBR.

DELS DERBY

Dramatic

Bonnie Claus on her way to deliver basketballs to her team of Pirate reindeer.

EMERSON, NEBR. 16TH AND DAKOTA AVE.

SOUTH SIOUX CITY, NEBR.

Hot Lips Harry (Rick Hollman) and Little Bop Riding Hood (Dolores Rasmussen) before they elope as half-time entertainment at the first home football game .

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"Who put the starch in my deodorant?" says Miss Beermarm as she portrays a member of the Emerson football team at a pep rally.

Arts

Folk singl'rs entertaining ~I:S ~ rd grade school students wit! .ivel y ballads .

Careful, Pcruty!! But hurry. Two .:'\1inutes till show time !

C'mon Lowell, keep tltat space ball rolling!

TOWNSEND DRUGS KNEIFL CLEANERS PONCA, NEBR. HART l NGTON, NE BR

LITTLE STORE SIOUX CITY STATIONERY COMPANY

EMERSON, NEBR.

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606-608 FOURTH STREET

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NATIONAL SUPPLY COMPANY SCHOOL BANQUET Dl V I S I ON)

"And how's tlte poverty program 1n your area?" qt~ps Jo...te Renander as Doug Carper, Patti Luetlt, and Sta1 Ericksen model foreign customes at an assembly.

Director :.\1r. \1onson is very proud of the work done by students on class nl.tvs.

"\\'HAT CAR?" dcm.tnds J.tne Renanc!er .tdding sus­pense to the murder case.

Lights, Camera, Action - Junior Class Play

]W1ior Classmen explored the mech.tnics of dr.1ma .IS the} 5t,tged--"On Thl.! , '•gilt of Januaf} 16th" under the direction of \1r. ~1onson .

"LET'S TAKE IT TO BROAD\\' A Y" \\'<ts oftl'n hl.!.trd b.tck sta~c.

And a full house V'l'Wed the rc .Jlts of the h.trd \~ork and plll1-n•n~ of the man'> jun Ivrs who took r,at in this rroduct ion.

EVANS CONSTRUCTION FOR A LL SU I LD I NG NEE OS

EM RSON, NEBRASKA

DR. PEPPER AND PEPSI COLA BOTTLING 50 WEST 5TH ST

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"llcllo, Dolly!" qutps housekeeper :.\irs . Hutchison (Eddie Lu Curttss)

"iv1E:.\1BERS 01· THE JURY, (also of Ute audience) you arc called IJ>O. to decide the fate of Karen Andre."

Lawyer Steve Kuhn: What 's your occupation?" Witness Sarah Winslow: "Tracyclonan--well, I dance."

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AT THE TOOT OF THE WHISTLE the kids tumble nto l•ne.

Seniors Stage PlAYS Sl'\EAKY LITTlE BROTHERS Jim Jepsen and Fred \1.tcklin~.

Cheaper By The Dozen A.:\D WL. PUBLIC ACCI.AI0.1. VOTED BEST SEl 'lOR PL\ Y OF Tl IE YEAR. Thi~ pi .t} w 1s !so under t.1c direction of 0.1r. :\1ark :-...1onson.

"THIS IS THE WAY WE TAKE A BATH," say~ 'F.athcr' Doug Carper.

ACTRESS JODY ROHDE breaks loose from Father's apron strings.

A STAR IS BORJ'\: L1ddy Uml.md.

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LEONARD W I LL I AM DENKER

AND

JOHN BRE:WER

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Studv Hall ,

Allows Time For Thought

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PUCKETT FLORIST AND GREENHOUSE FLOWC"RS F'OR ALL OCCA I ONS

PE NDER, NE""BRAS KA

GFTTH\G .ACQUAINTED WITH FHS through the Pu,ltc arc the seventh grade officers ,md their sponsor: R. ~1aybclT), J. B1h G. ChrisUJ.nscn, D \1csscrschmidt, t-.1rs. LuctJJ

HIGH-STH-PI 'G TWIRU R. of the J H Band arc ( Knc ding) V. Zeisler (Standing) J. Habrock, S. Fuschcr, L. Scbade.

LOOK!. 'G L 'TO TI-U· FUTURI .md wo ~.:r ~what's in store for them at I S • ·e the cightl1 grade officers aml tl1cu sponsor: :-.1rs. Willl'Y, D . .\1cKay, D. Gutzmann, G. ~1ackling, R. Carder.

BEGINNING EHS \1USICIANS arc: (First Rm,) J. Powlc S fuscher, W. Anfinsm, J StcclL K Black. C . Carr. (Second Ro·.) G. Rasmussen S. I 1kscn, L Sebad~.: \. Zcis e~ C Koopman, J. Bik, G. Mac.kL1g, V. Hollm .... n, J St ... 1ton, L. Rohde, G. Wilke. J. Habrock, J Hall, P Hollman. (Bad Row) K. Jensen, J. Lueth, G. Christiansen S Lussier, K. Black, R. Gutzmann. P. Zeisler, R. \1a •berry. R. Plummer. J. Larson, A. Loetscl~.:r J. Purucker, R. A UiJ'J!;on, R SJ,Lrlock, J. Larson, J. LuctJ1. (St nding) ~1. Rohde. L Sel Lde, r. ~.lkscn, w. Dose.

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HAUFF SPORTING GOODS S I OUX C I TY, I OWA

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WAKEFIELD, NEBRASKA

1967-68 IIBRARL\"t\S frs. Kuhl M. Bn., E. I.oet chcr .• '. Klug, J. SevC'r<;On, K. Lenz. J. Littrell J. Rohde, B. Lamp, P. LuC't Swanson, C. llin~t, P. Krahmcr, B. H nsen C. s~hr1:rn P. C:utzm.ln"

K AND M CAFE MERSON, NCBRASKA

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E,\1ERSO IOSTS 'EIGHBORI G SC fOOL STUDE\TS Tiving for flll hb1 n c.>men · ton held 1 Lmerson.

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'orma 's favorite pastime-working m the I i brary.

HARDING ' S OX SERVICE AAA EMERGENCY SERVICE

WAKE Fl E LD, NEBRASKA

]UI\10RS \\ HO GOT A 'I 'SIDE \'1[\\' Ol COU"t\ TY GOVER, '?\fE :T FOR A DAY AT PO 'CA were sponsor ?\1r. Boesh rt, R. Oetken. J. Eriksen, B. Oetken, L Gutzmann. K. Carter. C. Hingst. C. Cadwallader. E. Curtiss. ]. Blechwehl, P. Lueth, S. Winslo D. Sebade, D. Zeisler. G. Eriksen.

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KINDFRG.ARTEN' (Front Row) Kathleen Gaither. Lori Henderson, Deborah St. nton, Kimberly Ll•ighton, La Rita Sebadc, Paula Rager, DenisL Pn.l·cn, S!dh KI.hmL. (Back Ro\\) D~, d Warrcn, DalL• Coan. Douglas Bdt, ~lont) Johnson, Tedd Pflanz, StL\c Von 5q;,gen , Scott Blaker, Brent Gabd, Jimmy Van Lent, Stacey Dagle, ~1ichael Belt, Daniel Thra.l ill, :\Irs. Lamp.

SPECIAL FDUCATIO:N (Front Row) Mrs. Black, Kary Lindner, Jim Sie\ers, Jeanette Johnson, Shirley Kellogg, .\1rs. KL 1a . (Back Row) Bob Watson , Jim Kellogg, K~ren \hts , Tony Wieseler

RENANDER BARBER SHOP PHONE: ti95-2281

EMERSON, NEBRASKA

LARRY'S SERVICE W I LL I S , NEBRASKA

KI~DERG.ARTI N' (Front Row) Joycc P .lll;, LeA 1ne \ ·aspir, DeAnne Vraspir, Jem1y Jager, Karen Prokop, Mary BetJ1 Casey , Vanessa Heitzman, Sharon SL\erso , Sherr) SJ anks, Bonnie Heitzman. (Back Row) Da\ld Denker, Cahin !\1ueller, Todd .\1artin, Rand) Fuc.hser, GregoT) Olerich, Patrick Krueger, Mark Schopke, Randy Lueth, Romtie ~1esscrschmidt, Keith Belt, ~1rs. Lamp. ·

FIRST GRADE (Front Row) .Mrs. Schram, Sandra Belt, Liane RoC'bt•r, Joanne Dt'nY.cr, Connie Slll'rloch, Lori Belt. Lon Kdlogg, DiAnn Hollman, Karen Lueth, Pamela Lcmph•, Rhonda PC'derscn, Susan W.trren. (Bach Row) Loren StLecke r, CarL')' Rhods, Alan Pallas. Larry Carder, Jeffrey UtL·mark . .\1..chal'l Lut•th. \\' arrt•n \1il­lcr, Gaykn H gst.

GAMBLES STORE EMERSON , NEBR

PALACE CLOTHING 4TH AND Pf"ARL STREE.T

S I OUX C I TY, I OWA

FIRST GRADE (Front Row) .Mrs. Boeshart, Leslie Winbolt, Patrick Carman, Kenneth Beaty, Karen Mackling, 'Viarian Rhods, Pamala Evans, Barbara Lar:on. Helen Powley, Byron Gcisinscr, Tort' Nelson. Gary Fredericksen. (Back Row) Myron \"oss, Randy Belt Brad. StLnman. Richard Kubik, Fred Pickering. Jeff Steele, .\1ichat•l Bokemper, Garry Steinman, Larry 0C;tken Jeff Surber.

Emerson Grade School SECOND GRADE (Front Row) Paul Ute marl<. Deborah Mackling, Jane Fuchscr, Julie Pedersen, Tere a Kai, Dale Krusemark, Brian Sorensen, Kelly Black, I mily Lamp, Karen Krucgt'r. (.\tiddlc Row) Bob!}' St~.; 11\va l, Arlan Hingst, Ellen Warren, Linda Kuhl, Lonnie Harder, Richard Denker, Bobby Beaty, Linda Lueth, Cynthia Warren, Terry Jager, Dean Peters. (Back Row) \1rs. Anderson, George RJ1ods, Larry Lueders. Fred DLnkcr, John Geisinger, Leland Roeber, EriL Clements, Sherman Wood, Nels Paullesen, Ncldenc Victor, B1lly Blaker.

Tl-ITRD GRADE (Front Row) :\1rs. Behrens, Wcmh Koopman, Dougl.1 Roeber, Ruth S1b tcky, Debbie Scbade, Lon ~1esserschm 1dt, Jean Pallcsen. Douglas Temr.le. Jul e Lmge, Kalvm Kropf. (Rtch Row) Dale Krueger. :\1ichael Scb:tdc. Willi.tm C.uman. Tami Jepse1 Steve Belt, Jerry Jensen. Terry Jensen, Beth :\1esse~chmidt, (~ot Pict1.red) D.n·id ~lcsserschm1dt.

THIRD GRADE (Front Row) "\1rs. \1ayberry, Steve.:1 Su~ber. Jackie Rager, Janice Belt, Barbara Zeisler, D:t\ 1d :\.!abler, '\lark Roeber, S1.ndn Steele, Bonme Pallts, 'v1ichael Peckering. (Back Row) :\.1ax Loetscher, Bryan Steinman, Kelvin Gut m1.nn, Gre.., Warren, Bill Sc:hwarten, Terl) Albracht, :\.1ilan Voss, Patti Rohde, Joey p l ·d.

DAKOTA COUNTY STATE BANK SOUTH SIOUX C I TY, NEBRASKA

FOURTH GRADE (Front Row) Catherine Hingst, Cindy Jager, Linda Rhods, Debra :\.Iahler, Bever! Oetken, Dor.:1 Tlu-· '!kill, Kathy Johnson, Julie Mood), Lu Ann Belt, Cathy Evans. (Second Row) Kevin Kropf, Leon Steecker, Perry• Kuhl, Debb e Mayberry·. Brenda Pedersen, IRe Ann Geisinger, Jalayne Frey, Timothy Lueth, ~ n Krusemark, Philhr Stenwall. (Back Row) "\li.s Krueger, So.rren Hingst, William Lueth, Paul Rohde, Joseph Herman, Daniel Victor, Dale Sorensen, Curtis Steecker, Dennis Belt, Timothy Classen.

FIFTH GRAD[ (Front Row) \1rs. Giifert, Susan Krueger. Robin Pallas, Cmdy Evans, Sharon Powley. :\1axy Cl.tasscn, Jaclyn Lueth, Kathleen Lukens, LouAnn Rasmussen, Diana Ra~mus~cn. (B:.lck Row) Ronnie Denker, Jesse f..1acld•ng, Ke1ty Zeisler, Kenneth Faith, Kenneth Stcecher. Richard DouJmik, Douglas Nebel, Douglas Victor, Bradley L.1rson, Steven Steele, Kenneth Gcrl in g.

Ef..1ERSO 'ELEi\1El TARY COOKS Lillie Hingst. Dor­othy Spangler, Arletta Dittm .. m.

EMERSO:t\ CUS1 ODIA ' Fran} JcJ c

WARREN OIL COMPANY SERV I CE STATION

EMERSON, NEBRASKA

HUBBARD COOKS llclen Dempke, Glad>'-s Francisco.

HUBBARD CUSTODIA~ Frank Francisco.

FIFTH GRADE (Front Row) Mrs. Brown, Carol Albrecht. Carolyn Hin~st, Danc1c Kulm, \1 ~~uet Voss, Jeanette Sa back), Cynthia Relitz, Debra Krusemark, Brenda Jager Donn.1 Belt. (Back Row) Din.1h Schade, Cynthia Krait­mer, (..1 d cl R1 ~d , Ronald Roebe.r. John Lempke, Kelvin Messersclu.1idt, Steven I.on~c, Scott Soi'I.;nson, Dale Zeisler, Mary Beth Sebade, Pamela Clements.

SIXTH GRADE (Front Row) Karen Jensen. Bonnie Kuhl. Linds Stcnwall, Denise Thrailkill, Renita Jensen, P~tricL Rq:;er, Josaken Lucd1, Karen Black. (\llc..d cRow) \1.:- Carr, Robut I\.1ahler, Debra Church, Christina Sh~nks, Cad1ie .\lcsserschmidt, Rita Langmack. Catl1y Gradert, Andrea Doh man, DalL' Belt. (Back Row) Roger LuLdl, Ronald Fuscher, Loyd Engelhart, \h.:rlln Lempke, Rick} h.ublc., Vaughn Hollman, Alan .\1oody, Randal Krueger, Ricky Pipal, Mrs. Dose.

KINDERGARTEN (Front Row) Jerry Heinemann, Beili Hartnett, Kailiy Hesse, Michael Nelson, Joann Watkins, Dt."ne Kotalik Connie Hale. (Back Row) Mrs. Birkley, Bob Norris. Jackie Duckson, Bobby Dzuris, Jimmy Heeney. Cind} Thohlers. Duane Schinke, Rory Purucker, Ted Hassler.

NEBRASKA STATE BANK Hubbard Grade School SOUTH S I OUX C I TY, NEBR.

FIRST Al\'D SI:.CO:t\D GRADES (Back Row) Robert Peters, Randy Stewart, Danny Stewart, Gary Jensen, DeWayne Hamilton. Marc Schincke, Randy Merritt, Kevin Hamilton, Tim Norris, Virgil Hesse, \1elvin Kotalik, Jimmy Watkins, Bryan Schincke, Mark Rooney, Steve Gatzmeyer, Mrs. Linafeltcr. (Front Row) De Anna Gatzemeyer, Debbie Jensen, Carmen Stewart, Cailierine Heinemann, Sharon Watkins, Kailiy Davis, De Anna Heeney.

THIRD A!\TI FOURTH GRJ\DFS (Back Row) David Kotalik, Richard Beacom, Joe WJ.chtl'r, Ernest Kotalik, Kevin Stewart, Ron~ld Davis, Stanley Kotalik, Billy \"/atkins. (Scco.ll R •w) Karon Wahlers, Sharon Wahlers, Joe Hale, Douglas Schinke, Jack Hale, David HeL'ncy, David ::\'orris Sharon Bl·rg, Deborah Brammond, :-.tary Hienemann. (Fro tRow) Carrie" 'clson, Evelyn l\1cKay, Patty Wadi 1. Theresa Gatzemcyer, Paula Gormally, Valerie Birkley, Judy Hassler, Susan DLUris, :-...1rs. Roeber.

SPECIAL EDUCATION (Front Row) Mrs . .\1cQuistan, Chet .\1ackling, Joe Gutzmann, Russell Clnrrch, Robert Rager, l'vo1me Shanks, Georg1· Lcnz. (Back Row) Fug~..;ne .\tackling, Everett Kellogg. Kenneth Klug, Dale Lenz, David faith, Janis Peters.

ERIKSEN 'S SERVICE HUBBARD, NEBRASKA

FIFTH Al\TI SIXTH GRADES (Back Row) Randy Nelson, Andv LLL Tom Kotalik, Doug Eriksen, D. J. Hassler, Lynn Pw-ucker, Kevin Hansen, Terry Eriksen, Tracy Norri., Craig Schincke, Doug Beacom. (Front Row) ..\1r. Herman, Diane Beac..om, Monica Rooney, Cmdy Nelson, DLna \\t ahlers, Terri Hesse, Kathy Gormally, Karen Heeney, Kristie Stewart, Barbara Watkins, Betty Wachter, Kim Reed, Debbie Berg, Dolle Birkley.

R~·x 1-\nfinson John Bih Kat'!\ Bl..1 ·h K..1Uwruw Burcham C ..1rol C.1rr G 1il Chrbti n en

Rick} Cl..1.ts en \V .1rrcn Do:,c Jo..1n Edw ..1rds Shirk} &:kscn Ricky I cndrick R onn 1 l' F t!ndri ck

Susan Fuchscr Danny Gutlmann Janice Habrock Jeanne Hall D ianc- Johanson Cary Koopman

Grade 7 J mt!ttc Larson Jencnc Larson Barb.ua Lukens Steven Lussier Alan ~\acklin-; Rand) i\laybcrry

Daniel :-.1c~scrschmidt Linda :.\!esserschm idt Connie Oetken Rusty Plummer JoAnn Purucker Ga) len Rasmussen

Lisa Rohdt! i\1arty Rohde Linnea Scbadc luAnn Scbade Ronald Sherlock Jolm Stanton

Man St~tler Marty Stewart Dann' W a ~kins Gayle Wilke Vickie Zeisler Mike Muth • 'ot Pictured

PENDER LIVESTOCK SALES COMPANY PENDER, NEBRASKA

Little Pirates

ROBERTSON IMPLEMENT HILAND~---COMPANY THE CH I PPIEST CHIPS AROUND

SOUTH SIOUX CITY, NEBRASKA

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Walk EHS Stepping Stones

James Albrecht Willa Anfinson Mary K.ay Belt Ronnie Carder Faith Combs Barbara Denker

Conn1e Dolezal Leon rd Gradert Roger Gutzma1m \1arsha I Iansen Pam Hollman Mike Jolmson

Keith Klug Darrel Kotalik Eugene Kotalik Rodner Krahmer D:tvid Krusem ad~ Paul Kuhl

Grade 8 Ke1th Llmp Budd} Lenz Azala Loetscher Jane Lueth Peggy Lueth Dale 1\1ackling

Greg :.'\.1ackling Dale :.'\.1cKay James ;\1uellcr Lonnie Pickering Jeannette Powley Lela Rager

:.'\.1arle •• e Steecker Jane Steele Denr \"ictor Lonnie Winbolt Pats} Zeisler

Lila Rager Rodney Reed Craig Relit-z ;\1ary Lee Rohde Ron~ 1 Severson Denn•s 5t,tler

Pat Starzl 1\ot Pictured

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Frosh Capture Invitational Trophy

STRfTCII, LA YTO •. <;TRETCH! ! i the CI') .lS W> ton Jensen rc 1ches abO\ e B kctball pl.1ycrs to rccc i\ l' rebound dnd <:;v on to plaCl' first in Emerson Frcshm.1n Tournament rC'bru.~ry 2nd.

WAKEFIELD COMMUNITY HOSPITAL, INC. WAKLF I ELD NCBRASKA

D. C. UP- HOLESTER WALTH I LL, NEBRASKA

Gaylen Albrecht Bonnie Blal<er Rodne> Bressler

• 'ancy Carper ;\{ark Christiansen Dixie Davis Jackie Denker Alan Dose Gal)' Eriksen

Sandra Faith Do~ Fuchser Ke '1 Habrock Lor·me Habrock Darold Hammer

LARSON KUHN CO. WAYNE, NEBRASKA

GRAYSON 'S S I OUX CI TY, I OWA

Mick Hassler Tanice Heckens Diane Hingst Layton Jensen

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Roger Jensen Wendy Johnson

Charles Kellogg Fred Kellogg

Scootmg down the long trail of high school e xpcri­cnces c1re the freshm,m offi­cers and sponsor'i--;\1r. Boe­shart, ~1r. Uml.l!ld, \1ickey ILlSslcr, Jackie Denker, Lay­ton Jensen, Ken Mood}.

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CONGRATULATIONS BEAU ROUSE AND DE"NN I S P I PER

W A LTH I LL, NEBRASKA

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Leon Krueger Duane Kubik Kenneth Lcwm

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HOMER, NEBRASKA

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Kendall loetscher Dale Lueders Sharon Lueth Diana ;\1acklmg

V.mghn ;'.ttcklin:; • '.mcy ;\lcsscrschm idt Ken ;\loody J 11 :-.rurdock S mira :-.1urdock

Robert Oetken Bruce Pete Gwen Plummer ~1uk Ra. mussen Fred Sebade

Lind _ She I ock Dcnn s Stewart Don S\\ mson Au~st Zc• ler Jeanine Zc lcr

Rena ,\nfin~on Carol}n fudl1k W.l)'lle Bressler Beth Ouisti.m,cn Jc mnine Davis

Don Denker Evelyn Llith Junior Fendnck Duane F-redricksen Curtis Frey

Patsy Gutzm.mn Steven Gut1mann Tony I !ale Diane 1-!.1mmcr Ronald Hansen

Embarkmg on the second mile of their high school joumey arc sopho­more officers and sponsors--:.\lrs. Fischer. Curt 'rey. Steve Gutz-m um, Beth Christiansen, Sh,uon Servmc. "\1' \\1 iedcl.

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KENT FEED- CREAM- EGGS V I CTOR A CARPENTER

ALLEN, NEBRASKA

Here is sophomore Shirley Lueth pin­ning :t Pirate pin on There' 1 Starll . This year the ;or·homores rai5ed money and school spirit through the sale of these buttons.

Our boys don 1t play with tinker toys .my more. They build chests.

NIELSENS DEPARTMENT STORE WALTH I L , NEBRASKA

WELCOME INN CAFE HOMER, NL BRASKA

Ron llecken, Ricky Hollm.m w.~yne Knudsen Perl) Lewin ]e.1nne Littrell

Ellene Loetscher Slurley Luetl1 R.mdy Lms ier Lloyd ;\.1 ckl in-:; Earl ;\le~Sei")Chm :dt

Velm.1 :-.1oq.m Randy :\1ueller &~tty Oetken George Picker n~ Ramly Pip·!l

:-.1eh in Powley Alvin R.1~er Dennh Rohde Jolm R.:>hde Robert Sab.1Ck}

PAUL' S SERVICE In Nlemoriam DAKOTA C I TY, NEBRASKA

Jerry W.1lsh Rooz,er Wilke Gale Lueth

Steve Sc 111\' .lrten Sluron Servine Lury Severson Don Skow

'..mq Stanton Warren Steele Robert Van Lent Kaney Voss

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Tra;edy struck our com­munity April 6 when our be­loved classm.tte and fnend, Patsy Gutzm nn, was hilled 111 .1n auto .tee ident. ;\.1.1)' her 5111 de .md pk.tsant per­~onaltty which bri~htened the halls of EHS be sh•ning exam pic t0 a! I.

Robert AIIHl cht Rich Anderson Dm B'nhk} J mL't Bl ecb~ c h l B'll Brown Ch rlcs C 1d\\ ll.1dcr

Ken Carder ferc· .1 C .um m Steve C .upcr Eddie Lu Curti~~ Su .tn DeGr.1ff Ro~er Dose

Alan b1gkh.trt C1ylc Eriksen ]ciT} Eriksen Ron Eriksen St.mley Eriksen De1mis Fre}

Lcwts G.ttzm.um Ro~er Habrock Chris HinF{st Karla HinF{st D nny Jepsen Doug Jep~en

With president Bill Brown in tl1e driver's ~eat, fellow jun­ior office~: Janet Blcckwehl, Denise Schade, Ro~er Ha­brock, and class sponsors Mhs Serdinsky and ~1rs. Mathiesan drive around the l.1st corner of t11c ir hu;~h school journey .

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1 T :.\1E.\,10RI or ROGER DOSE-­Athlete, tudcnt, band member, and friend to all he knew. :.\lay the memory of him guide us tJuough the future.

Jeanne Kellogg ]ody Klug 1\orma Klug Patty Kuhl Steve Kulm Karen Lenz

Penny Lueth Rcta :-.1esserschmidt Bill Morgan Bill Oetken Gary Oetken Roger Oetken

DeW ayne R 1smus en Dolores Rasmussen Jane Renander Denise Sebade Ron Sebctde Ron Scrdnc

Joann Severson Calvin Steecker Sarah Winslow Dorothy Zc isler Dick Zc isler Theresa Starzl 'ot Pictured

Who Says Juniors Don't Study?

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PAT HASSLER JOY VOSS ..,.... . l J ' PATTY KRAH~1ER ~ l-1-/ ? I DA T C0:\1BS lh-"\ ~

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LI!\DA DL"\.KER JIM JEPSEJ\

Senior Sneak FRIDAY, "\1A1 10 Place: Lahc Ok1boj i, Iowa

Baccalaureate Sill\DAY, MAY 12 8:00 P. :\1.

TERRY "\1cKIVERGA.' BRUCL SABACK1

GB 'E HABROCK ERIAl\ C RAI!\

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Class And Recognition 1 ight TUESDA 1 , MAY 14 8:00 P. "\L

Senior Commencement THURSD \1, :\1A Y 16 8:00 P. "\L

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PATTY LUETH DUA.l\I:. ROHDE

JEFF ?\t\CKLIJ\:G Al\:C'r STEELE

SE.l\10R CLASS SPO SOR ;\1r. Wood and OFFICERS Bruce S:tb'lcky, Deb Kropf, Ca~oi Schr· m, Gene Habrock, an I \1~. Leighton prep:ne to end their four-}' e u t:-ek through EHS.

ELLIOTTE SAUJ\:DERS JOD1 ROHDE

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WARRE 'HABROCK FRED ::.1ACKLI 'G ,... JUUE UTTRELL

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HAPPI:t\ESS IS .. . is not having to wash your hair.

Patty, Don 1t your ~amples t.1~tc so good?

]OI-L\ A!\'DERSO. "\1ARIA BIK

DOUG CARPER DEBRA KROPF

JANKE AUTO COMPANY V ALEDICTORIA!\' Bruce S J 1cky and SAI.UTATORIA 'Debbie Kropf PC:NDER NEBRASKA

CORNER BAR RICHARD VRASPIR

EMERSON, NEBRASKA 695-2';11

Bruce SabJ.chy

Julie Littrell :1\'ancy Peters

Carol Schram Patti Lueth Joy Voss Beverly Hansen

Debbie Kropf Bonnie Lamp Duane Rohde

SCHOI.ARSHIPS

'\cbraska Regent Scholastic Honor-S. D. School of :\1incs Rc dcr<; Digest Ccrt catc of Honor Wayne State College Scholarship Wayne St 1te College Scholarship 1\'atio:. I &.nk Schol hir Wayne St 1te College Scholarship P. T. A. Scholarship P. T. A. Schol <rship Jr. Sr. Prom Scholarship Atol< 1d Jr. Sr. Prom Scholarship Atokad Atokad

1\'A TIOJ\AL HO!\OR SOCIETY MEMBERS, (Back Row) Gay lin Denker, Bruce Sabacky, and Jody Rohde. (Front Row) Roger Oct­ken and Nancy Peters.

GA YL£1\ DEI\KER CAROL SCHRAM

1968 Senior Class Will I, JOI [!'\ A1 'DI:R ')0 ', will my fJ.hing .tbdit) m b.ls!-C'tb.dl t0 my brother. Rich. And to Steve CarpC'r, the

~on, "I \\'onder \Vh,tt 'ihe'~ Doin~ Tonight," ho1 in2, hew II n•nwmber it J.lw.1ys. I, MARl[ BIK. will my voice to JoAnn Severson .1nd m} ability to study to .myone who doc n't need it. I, DOUG CARPER, will my .tbdit) to forge p sses t0 anyone who doesn't mmd ~taymg titer school. I, BRIA 'CRAil'\, wdl my ~hop broom to ;\1 ~ Wiedel to ~:eep her puptls in line, and my ,tbqity to 2,ct .tlon~

with ;'v1r. Urn! nd tv Roger Habrock u~e it wei!. Rc~cr •t'll o;;et you no place. I, DA.' CO;'v1BS, wqJ my ~reat a~dity to stay o.1t 01 trouble to Bruce Peters, Rod Bressler, .md Fred Kellog2,.

whv must not get mto trouble more than three times a week, and my dcd,cated hours to .myonl' who wants them I. GAYIJ,' DEi'\KER, wdl to Lewis Gutlmann my great rr cttcc record m b.md and ~c\·eral used cJ 1r net reeds. I, I.Il'\DA DL'\KER. \vlll my J.bi: ty to ~t.t} out of troubl~· and not to ~tumble out of a c.tr to J.tc , .mJ I will

my abdit) to stay out cf trouble w'th te.1chcrs to D01mie who in retum must h.tvc .tt least one A on his report card during hi~ last two yC'ars. Good luck to both of you!

I. GE... 'E IIABROCK, will my voc.tbulary book, whtch I heartily detest, to Jim \1ucller who in tum must never pronounce over h.t:f of the words correctly.

I, WARRE1. 1-L\BROCK. wiJ! Ro~er H.tbrock my billfold when he fl'ps. I. BI:.VERI Y HA. 'SOl\. be mg of unsound mind after four ye<~rs of higl- school, wd I my .tbd tty to dnvc in the

ditch and not ~"low you're there to anyone who c 111 do it. I, PAT I!ASSHR, will my track shoes to my brother, :\Hcki. :\1ay he wear them in good health . I. ]l;\1 JEPSEJ\, w II my sin2,lc I ife to Aim Dose who 111 rctum must promise not to take any one girl out more

than 3 times in one m2,ht. And to fony Hale and 'itevc Schw.trten I lc.tvc my grcJ.t J.billty to ~tay out of dar~: parkmg lots. They ·n rctum must not get m ,my f•ghts they can't wm. To Bob Van Lent I will my 2,0od luck. He n retum mu t not h.tve over 20 hours of bad luck a day.

I, PA7TY KRAH\1ER, no longer be'ng of sotmd m nd .md boJy. do hereby w'IJ my ability to never stay home on a S.tt !.1y 11ght to P~·nn} LuetJt. Good luch, Penn}

I. DEBBIE hROPI, wtll my ,t!Phty to tmd mis-pl.tced music to Chr s Hmgst .md ull my English notes to the Jumors (tJ1ey 'II come in h.tndy).

I, BOi\l\1L LA:\1P, will my .tbility to st.ty .IW.l~~e in b.tnd to I\'ancy Stanton .md my ab !tty to heep quiet for one mmutc to Shirley Lueth.

I. JULIE A.'. 'E LITTRELL, wdl my flourcscent light to Ro~cr Habrock. my temper to my s•ster. Jean. and my :uck to whoever's dumb cnou~h to want ;t

I, DAJ\ lUEDERS. will my 1b lit} to st.ly home to mv brother. D.t!c, who must stay home no more than one night ,1 week.

I, PAT'l1 LUETH, will to my brother, G.1le, my ability to ~ct .tlong w:th l\1r. Leighton . .tnd to my sister, Penny. the ability to dnve a car. She needs it!

I. FRED ~1ACKLI ·c. wdl my grc,tt ,1bility to st.1y out of trouble in ~1r. Umland's shop cla~s to Bruce Peters and Fred Kellogg who must not get mto trouble more th.tn twice .1 week.

I. JEFF MACKLI ·c, will \1r. Pennington's help, ~1r. Umland's love, and i\1r. Leighton's fr1endlmcss to the class of '69.

I. TERRY :\kKIVERGA!'-:, will my ability to become a great leader to Ron Eriksen. Remember, Ron once a king, alw ly a king.

I, I\'AJ\C1 PETERS, wdl my ability to go With one boy longer than a month to Dolores Rasmussen who must not go w th any more tlnn 2 boys a month.

I, DUA:t\E ROHDE, will Locker number 620 to that unlucky someone next year and I will my T-shirts to Patti Kuhl who s.tys he 'II wear them.

I, JODY ROHDE. will my rhymmg name to .tny poet who wants it. I, BRUCE SABi\CKY, will my contempt for profess on.d sports to my up-st.trt brother RobC'rt, who must in

turn never mention the ~1mnesota Twms in my presence more than tw icc .1 m •nutc. I, ELLIOT'fE SAUI'-:DERS, out of sound mmd, m.tkc my last w•ll. I shal! \~ill 111} dear old locker to anyone

who can usc •t well. Also, all my like-new books to a descrvmg junior like Ronnie Eriksen. I, CAROL SCHRA~1. will my bottle of sun t.m lot.on .tnd my beg nner swimming class to Sarah Winslow who

must try '10t to drown more than one kid a week. I, 'Al\C1 STEELE, will my ":\1acbcth" and "Return of the '.ttive" cliff notes to Patti Kuhl. you'll need

them! H \C n! I, · 'A..l\CY SWA. SO , will my library .unb1tion to JoAnn Scvcr.;on who in retrun must promise to work at

least 10 mmutcs out of the period from this day forward. I, JOY VOSS, being of sound mind and body. will my yow1gcr sister, .1. 'ancy. my ability to get along well

with all te.1chcrs until such time I am forced to enter one of their classes. When thts untimely situation is estab­lished you ' rc on your own.

I, LOWELL WARREI\', will my superb football talents to :\1ouldoon Kello~g. mr rights to the cast hall to Alan Dose, nd my I\'ebr. En2,lish Correspondence Cour.;e to Ron Erikson. Lots of luck, Ron!

I, DOJ\l\1E WILKE, will my ability to sleep in English class to Roger Habrock and to S.1m ~tackling my ability to nm down the halh at noon hour.

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Class Prophecy On Thursd l) mvrnm~ n the early Sprmg of llJS the \\hlte Hou c was cl~' ed due to the f,tct L'f the nation.ll

holid.t\ of the rcumon of the Pre~·dent's hi~h chocl gradu.ltin~ cl1~ of 19ob. E.trl) th.tt mvrning Pres'cknt lOWE! I \\ ARRl .md h;~ first lAid). tl1e former BO ' 'IE LA:\1P h.1d bo.udcd

tlw ir prn .He rime pdotl'd by JOHJ\ A. DERSO · and co-piloted b) BEVERLY HA1 'SL '. Also on bv.ll'<.l was Lowe II'~ pr vatc ·t.tff includin~: DEB KROPF, hi~ private doctor, JOY VOSS. Ins private nurse. JULIE LITTRELL, hi~ pri-' ate psyc~olo::;•st and .I\A1 ·cy STEELE. his rn•atc dcntl~t. T .1~ mg care of the ~I'L'Ci.tl duties vn bo.trd was PATTY KRAH\1ER. his pr v.He ~tew trdess.

Later that .une day the president .mel hts party .trrt\ed m the thri\ ng mctr0pol;~ vf Emerson, 'ebrt~k 1,

where the\ were met b\ \'ice -Prl·~;dent DA 'Y LUEDERS who hud flown head to make arr.tn~emcnt~ for the reunion. The pre~idc•1t's p.ut-y \~ ~~ ~hown to the best hotel m the area whtch was owned .md opented b) • '/\ CY PETERS and FPlD '•\CKLL ·c. Arr•virg e.trl cr It ti1c hotl'l were BRI/\, CRAL ', the nc\~ ly elected Governor of C.t!•forni.1 .md DO 1\IL \\'ILKI:.. who O\\ncd a ch.lin of~ mbl•n~ cas nos in .. 'c\ada.

After the p of chcck•n"' into the hotl'l h.td a...een t.tken c.ue of, .trr.tngements h.td to be made for c.ttcr-ng the p.trty. It was dectded th.lt EI LIOTTE SAU.:\DERS. the !wad Chef of the hotel, would serve the meal and

TI::RR Y ;\1cKIVI'RGA,' would provide the refreshments s nee he ha< become famous for hi-; wine vmeyards m France.

Dunn~ the .tfternoon the ftrst lad) d'ct.ttcd a few letters to her prhate secretary. 1 A1'CY SW/\1 SO.', while having her h.ttr done by her pr;vatc esser, CAROL SCHRAM. While Lowell chatted Wtth DA. ·;-,:y C0:'\1BS. Chief Justice of the Supreme Court DOUG CARPER. Secretary of Defense, GL"\E HABROCK. Dept. of Trea~ury, GAYU. • D8'KER, Dept. vf Health 1l Welfare, PAT HASSlER, Head of Armed Services. Sec. of Aozyiculturc. WARRE .. ' 1-IABROCK and BRUCE SABACKY. He.td ot the United .. at10ns.

Lowell'~ prtvatc secretary, ;\1ARIA BIK, announced that President Charles DeG tulle's 25th wife, the former PATTI LUETH, and JL\1 JEPSE ', an instructor for hulu dancing m H,nv.lit, would arrive a little later. JODY ROHDE, the Presider t ')f I lung. r . ould .tlso be a I ittle late bee. usc of her enormous appetllc.

Later that even in~ DU \NE ROHDE and his wife. the former LINDA DENKER. flew in from their 1, 000 acre ranch m Texas . Wttl 1(;m. <- .1 c JEFF :\1ACKL11 ·c. head of ETBI in Texas.

When the class was finally all to:;etJ1er Lowell n~ade a toast that tlus d.ty would henceforth be proclaimed a world holiday for all countries to participate m; that i , as long as Lowell ·s re-elected president every four ye.trs.

Class I\t1otto "Sit on the Tad; of Succc~~ .tnd Rise Rapid! ' 1

Class Flower Class Colors Rose Rose and Pearl

Class Song Its a t1me for joy. a time for tears, a t1me we'll treasure thru the years. We'll remember always Graduation Day.

At L.e Scr. or Prom we danced till three, and then you gave your heart to me .

We'll remember always Graduation Day

Tho' we leave in sorrow all the joys we've known. we can face tomorrow knowing we'll never walk alone.

When the Ivy Walls arc far behind. no matter where our path may wmd, We'll remember always Graduation Day.

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JOII A DERSOJ'\: FFA 1.2,3,4; FFA Oft ccr 3; Football 1.2,3,4; ~~· tt' 11,2,3,4;Trck1 2,':1; I rack Student :\1,m.lgcr 4; Chorus 2; Cl.1ss Play 4; I.cttcrm,lll's Club 3.4

~1ARIE BIK: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, G1rl'~ Glee 4; 'v1.tdrig,tl 4, Pep Club 1; Annual St,Iff 4, I.ibr.uian 1, 3, 4.

DOUG CARPER: Dixon County All Conference &tskctball 4; Lewis & Cl rk All Conference Basketball 4· rootball1.2,3,4; Baskctba111,2,' 3,4, Track 1. 2,3,4; Chorus 3; Boy's Glee 3; :\1adrigal 3; Class PI ' 3 4; FFA 1, 2, 3,4, State Pub­! c. Spc akmg Champ:on 4; Lcttcr­m m's Club 3,4, l!onorablc :\1cn­t!on All State Football 4.

DAJ'\ co:-.,ms: Football 1, 2, 3, 4; B:tskctball 1,2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Letterman's Club 3, 4; Lewis & Clark All Conference Basketball and Foot­b.Ill; llonor.Ible :-..1ention All-State Baskctb.lll 4; County Govcmmcnt 3; Emerson's Best All-Around Foot­ball Player 4.

BRIA:t\' CRAil:\': F-ootball 1 2 3 4· Basketball 1, 2; Track 3; Cla~s' ' PI v 3,4; Dnm t C! 2, St 1 lent Council 2, 4, Ch Off ccr 2; FFA 1.2.3,4; Lcttcrnnn' Club 3,4.

GAYUJ:\' DL 'KI~'\;: FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; &md 1.2.3.4.

U DA DEJ'\KER: Pep Club 1. 2, 3, 4, G rl's Glee 1 .2; \.1ixed Chorus 2. 3,4

Gl:J\E HABROCK: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, BasJ.:ctb.tll 1,2,3,4, Track 1,2, 3,_FFA 1.2,3,4; FFA Off1<..cr 4; ;'vhxcd Chorus 2, Boy's Glee 3; ClJ.ss Officer 1 .4; Student Council 1. 4; Sudcnt Counc 'I President 4· L I ' ettcrman s Club 3. 4; Letterman's Club Pres dent 4, Class Play 3, 4; County Govcmment 3; Ilomecom­mg Attend:1nt 4.

W ARREJ'\ HABROCK: FF A 1 , 2, 3, 4; Football 2; Ba kctb; II 3.

BEVERLY HA SOl\: Pep Club 1, 2, 3,4;Chorus3,Girl 1sGlcc12 3· L brarian 2, 4; Libr· r r Off '~e~ 4; Class Play 3,4.

PAT HASSLER: Football 1 2 3 4· Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Letterman\ 'cl~l; 3,4; Homecoming Attendant 3, Homecoming King 4.

JIM JEPS£1\: Letterman' Club 3 4· Football1,2,3,4; Bas~etball1,2,' 3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; FFA 1,2,3, 4; FFA 0 'f'ccr 3. 4: Leadership Camp Off cer 3, Cl.1Ss PI y 3,4; Class Officer 1, 2; Stude :1t Council 1, 2. PATTY KRAH.!'v1ER: Twirler 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus ~, 3, 4, Girl's Glee 1, 2, 3, Small Music Groups 3; Librarian 1, 2, 3, 4; County Gov-

Senior Activities cmmcnt 3; Librarian Oft icl.'r 4; Pep Club 1 ,2, 3,4, '\ n 1 I Staff 3; Class Play 4.

DEBBIE KROPF: Twirler 1 2 3 4· Girl's Glee 1; Choru~ 4; P~p,Clul~ 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club OfPccr 4; County Government 3; Class Play 3.4; Student Council 1· Class Officer 1, 4; Dram.tti~ 2; :-..1usic Librarian 3,4.

BOr\1'\IE LA?\1P: Band 1 2 3 4· Small Music Groups 3,4;'Cho:Us 3; Homecoming Attendant 1; Homecoming Queen 4; Girl' Glec3,PcpClub1 2,3,4 Cheer­leader 1, 3, Pep Club Olf ccr 4; Annu1l St'lff 3,4; Annu1l Staff Co-ed t01 4; Cla! Off ccr 3; Class Play 3, 4; Student Council 3; Student Council Officer 3; County Govcmmcnt 3; Librarian 3, 4; Libr·u ian Officer 3; Dramat­ics 4 .

.[VUE LITTRELL: Pep Club 1, 2, _,, 4; Sr. &md Twirler 1 2 3 4· Sr &md Solo Twirler 2,3,4; Gi;J'~ . Glee 1, 2; Librarian 2. 3; Annual Staff 3; Class Play 3; County Govcmment 3; Homemaker of Tomorrow 4; Dram.1tics 2.

DAi\: LUEDERS, Basketball 1 2 3 4;FFA1,2,3,4,Lcttcrm.m'''' Club 3. 4; Letterman's Club Off'­ccr 4; Boy's Glee 3, 4.

PATTI LUETH: B:md 1 2 3· Chorus 3.4, Small Mus,ic·G~oups 3, '\1adng J 3. 4, G rl's Glee 3; Librar an 2,3,4, Class Officer 2; Student Council 2; Chccrlc'ldcr 2, Pep Club 1.2,3,4; Dnm'lt'cs 2; Class Play 3,4; Annu:J.l St<ff 3; County Govcmmcnt 3, orth­cast 'ebr. Librarian President 2 3; Librarim Off ccr 2. '

FRED MACKLI:t\G: Lewis & Clark All-Conference Basketball 4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Letter­man's Club 3,4; Lewis & Clark All-Conference Football 4; DiKon County First Team Basket­ball 4; fl='A 1,2,3,4; FFA Officer 4; Boy's Glee 4; Chorus 3, 4; Class Pl17 4; Emerson's Most Valuable Offensive Football Player 4.

JEFF MACKUl\G: FFA 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1, 2; Track 1,2,3; Letterman 's Club 3,4.

TERRY :-.,1cKIVERGAl\: FFA 1.2, 3,4, Basketball 1 ,2, Football 3, 4; Clas. Play 4; Letterman's Club 4, Chorus 1.

'Al\C\ PETERS: \.1ixcd Chorus 1 2, 3, 4; Girl's Glee 1, 2; Librarian ' 1, 2, 3; Librarian Officer 2; North-

cast J:\'cbr. Library AssociatiOn Sccrct.try2,3; PcpClub 1.2,3,4; Hc,1d Cheerleader 4; Dramatics 2, Annual StJ.ff 3, 4; Annual Staff Business Manager 4; Class Pia y 3, 4.

DU0 E ROHDE: FFA 1,2,3,4; FFA Offtcer 4; State Farmer 4; Class Play 4; Annual Staff 3, 4; Basket­ball 2, 3; Track 2; ;'v1ixcd Chorus 1,2,3,4; Boy's Glee 1,2,4, Sm,tll Music Groups 3, 4; State l\1usic Clinic 3; County Government 3.

JODY ROdDE: &and 1. 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 3; Sm 111 Mus1c Groups 2; Girl's Glee 3; Cl::t~;s Off cer 3; Student Council 3; Student Council Officer 3, Pep Club Officer 4; Cl:lss Play 4; Li­brar• ·m 2, 3, 4; Homecoming At­tendant 3; Homecoming Duchess 4; Annual Staff 3,4; Annual Staff Co-Editor 4; County Government 3; Librarian Officer 3.

BRUCE SABACKY: Football 2, 3; Track 1, 2, 4; Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Boy's Glee 1, 2, 4; Madrigal 3,4, r:-FA 1; Student Council4; Cla Officer 4; l'\ational Honor Socict) 3,4, Class Play 4; County Govcmmcnt 3, Dn'Tiatics 2.

ELUOTTE SAU:t\DERS: FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 4, Football 2.

CAROL SCHRAM: Chorus 4; Girl's Glee 1, Pc1 Club 1, 2, 3 4; Pep Club Officer 4; Ch;s Officer 4, L1b~'ll' n 3,4, L'b ria Of ccr 4· Twtrlcr 1.2,3,4; :-..rusi<.. Ltl)r nan' 3,4.

1\A ·cy STEELE: &1nd 1 . 2, 3, 4; Smtll :-..rusic Grot. 3,4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3,4; Pep Club Oif cer 4; Cheerleader 1, 3; Tw1rler 1 2 3 4· County Government 3, Horr:e~o~-' ng Princess 4; Libnrian 3.

NA CY SWAl\SOl\: Band 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3,4; Student Council 1, 4 Cla. Play 4; Librarian 3, 4; Cia. Off1ccr 1; Librarian Off ccr 3, Cheerleader 1, 3, Class Rcpre­cnt lt vc 4; Annu I St.tff 4; Home-

coming Attendant 2, Small :-..rusic Groups 1,2,3.

JOY VOSS: Chorus 1, 2, 3, G rl 's Glee 1,2, Dramatics 2; Libr rian 1,2, Twirler 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 3, 4; Class Pla7 3; County Government 3; Girl's St'ltc 3; Annual Staff 4.

LOWELL WARREN: Football 1 2 3,4, Most Vtluable Emerson De~ fens ivc Football Player 4; Lew is & Clark All Conference Football 4; Basketball 1, 2, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, Letterm'ln 1 Club 3,4; Chss Offt­ccr 1. 3, Student Council 1 3 Home com mg Prince 4; Ch~ru's 1, 2,3; Madrigal 3; Cla>s Play 3.4; FFA 2; County Govemment 3.

DOl\ WILKE: FFA 2, 3,4; Football 3, 4; Track 3; Letterman 1s Club 4.

r\lbrccht. G .. Alhrccht, R. r\ndcr:on. J. .

Anderson R.

nfm on. R. Bik. ~1.. Binklc}, D .. Blaker, B . . Blcckwchl. J

0 52 51-31

23.25,26.15,62.28 29

2 3 • 2 5 . 2 7 . 52 . 1 5 • 56 2 , 29

1?, 13.1o.19.30.54 0 ° 1l>. 11 '42. 1 7

0 0 0 2 3. 52 • 1 5. 56 0 0 • • .13. 30. 52

1 2 . 1 3 ' 1 6 ' 30 0 11 42 . 56 . 38 . 1 7

Bodl.tk, c 0 0 0 0 0 0 .54 Bressler. R. . . ..... 52 Bressler. \\'. . . . . . . . . . 54 Brown.\\ .. 16.19.23,25,27.10

56.2 ,2<),20,3 Cad\\.lllader, C ...... 42, 56 C.ndcr, K.. . 15,42,46 C.trmcn, T .. 13,16,56.3 ,19.17 Carper, D. 14.22.23,25.26.37.15

39,62,28.29.2 0 0 0 • 0 • 13. 30. 52 Carper,

C.trpcr, S Chnst • L

16.23.25. 15.56,29,3 B .. .12, 13, 16. 19. 30

10,54,17 Chrtstlan en. ~1. .. 16,2, 19.27.52

14,20.17 Comb:., D. 23,24,25,26,27,5 ,2

Crain, B .. Curtis, E ..

29 23,15, 10,39.29 1 3 . 1 6 • 30 . 42 . 56

57.59,38 Davis. D. . .. 13. 30.52 Davis. J ... 54.17 DeGraaf S ...... 13, 56 Denker, D . . . . . . . . 54 Denker, G ........ 19,15.62 Denker, J.. . . . . . . . 13.52 Denker, L. . . . 13. 16. 59 D c, R.. . . .56, 19.23 D e. W. . . 31, 41. SO Englehart, A. . . . . 55 Eriksen. G. . . 10. 14, 54 Eriksen. G . .42.5 .13,16,19.30,38 Eriksen. J. 42,56.25.27.29 Erikcn R .. 56,52,15.29 Erikse• S . . 56, 37. 15 F • .lith , - . . . . . 54, 1 7 Faith, S. . . ..... 52 Fcndnck, F ....... 54.23 Fredncksen. D ....... 54.15 Fre . D. . . 56. 57.15.16. 38. 17 Frc' . C ........ 54, 23.27 Fucl1scr. D ........ 27,54,14 Gutzmann. L. .42,56 ,19.23.33,

Gutzmann. P. Gutzmann S Habrock, ~

15. 29,3 .. 2,42.54.55,12

0 ••• 54,19.15 10.22,23,25,26,33

24,15,59,29 Habrock, K. . . . . . 52 Habrock, L. 13, 19. 30.52 Habrock. R. . . . 56. 15 Habrock, W.. . . . 15.61 Hale. T.. . . 54,23.28.29 Hammer, D. . . . . . 25, 52.14

Index lLtmmcr, D. Hansen, B ..

54,12,13 .42. 13. 58

1-!.mscn. R. . . . 54, 15 H.tssler, ~1. . . . 23,27, 33, 52. 14 · H.tssler, P .. 12.22, 23. 30, 33, 24. 58

Heckcns. R. !Ieckcns. T.

2 ,29,32 0 0 0 55,19,28,29 13.16, 19,52,20,19

17 Hingst. C. . . .... 42, 56,19 Hin~SSt. D. . . .. 13, 16, 19, 17 Hingst. K .. 56.12.13. 16, 33,36.19 Hollman, R .... 10,55.16,33,36

19.28,29.20,17 lrb} , :.\ 1. . . . . . . . . . . 12 Jensen, L. . 10,16,19,27,52,28 Jensen, R. . .. 19,27, 52,28 Jepsen, D. . . . . 56, 3 Jepsen, D. . . . 56,23,27.28 Jepsen, J. . . 14,22,23.25.26

Johnson. W. Kellog~, C. Kcllog~. F. Kcllog~. J ..

15.39,59.28,29 0 0 0 0 0 19,52

0 0 0 0 0 22. 14 0 0 27.52.14.28

57,12.16.19,30,36 38. 17

Kim~. J. . . . ..... 57 Klu~,, ....... 42,57,16,17 Knudson, W. . . . . . . . 55, 15 Krahmer, ? .. 42,16.27.13,5 ,61.19 Kropf, D ...... 3,12, 16,62,19 Kntegcr. l. .. . . 27,53.14.60 Kubik. D ........ 27.14.53 Kuhl. P. . . . . . . . 57. 16 Kulm, S. . 16. 19, 2 3, 30, 38, 17 Lamp, B. . .11 ,42,12,13.19

35,36,39,61.32 I.cnz. K. . . . . . . . . . 42. 57 Lewin, K ......... 16, 53 Lewin, P ........ 55,27,28 Littrell, J. . ...... 55 Littrell, J. . . . 42,13.18,61 Loctscher. E. . .. 42,55.13

16.19,12, 17,2 Loetscher. K. ..... 53,14 Lueders, D. . . . 16,27,53.14 Lueders, D .. 5 ,29,2,26,25,26.15 Lueth, G. . . . . . . . . 55 Lueth, P .... . 42, 13, 16, 37,12 Lueth S ... 17.55,13,16,19,12 Lueth, S. . .. 10. 13,19.12 Lussier R. . . . . . . . . 55, 15 ~Iackling. D ... 13.19,30,53,17 Mackling. F .... 61, 14. 16, 23,25

29,26,15,39 :.\1ackling, G. . . 2, 51, 41. 31 :.\1ackling. J. .... 23,15,60,29 :-..1ackling. L. ......... 55 :.\1ackling, V ...... 27,53,14 McKivergan, T .. 22, 23, 15, 39, 59

:.\1esscrschm idt, :.\1csserschm idt. :.\1esserschm idt, :.\1oody, K .. :\1organ, B ..

29 E. . .... 55

•• 0 0 0 16) 53, 17 R .. . 57,16. 36.17

27,53,14,28 0 0 • 0 0 • 57.15

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Morgan, V .... 55,13, 33, 12,18 Mueller, R. . . 55, 16 , 27, 15 1urdock. P. . . . . . . . 53

\1urdock. S. . . 13,30,53,17 Octhcn, B.. .10, 55, 13, 16,12 Oct en. G.. .10,57,27,15,38 Oct en. R.. . .... 53,28 Oct en, R. . . 42,57,15,28,29 Octlcn, W. 38,42,57,16.23,27

25,14.28,29 Peters, B. . . .... 53,27,53

Peters, 1\ .. 11,12,13,16,36,39,61 P1ckcring, G. . . ...... 55 p;pal, R. . . . . . . . . 55.23 Plummer, G ..... 13, 16, 19,53 Powley .. M. . . . . . . . . . 55 R.ager. A. . . . . . . . . . . 55 Rasmussen, D ... 11. 57, 16.19, 23

28,29,17 Ra mussen. D .. 11, 57, 12, 13, 16.36 RJ.Smussen. M.16.19,53,14,28,20 Renandcr, J .... 10. 57, 12,13.16

Rohde. Rohde. Rohde.

19,37.38 D .. 55,16,19,23,27,20.17 D ..... 11,16.15.60.17 J. 0 11. 42' 12. 13' 19. 60' 33

36,39 10,16,39,59,60,28

17 0 55,27,28.29 0 14.61.60.28

0 42 ' 12 . 1 3 . 16 36.62,60.19

Schwarten, S .. 55,16,23,27,33,28 29

Seb; de, D .. 42, 56, 57.13. 16.19. 30

S. ~.tcky, B.

s. J,Lcky, R. S unders. [. Schram. C ...

17 Sc 'J de . F. . . . . . . . . 53, 14 Se b; de . R. . . . . . . . . 57, 15 Scrv inc. R. 57, 23.52 .15, 28, 29,38 Serv ine. S. . . 55, 54, 13, 16. 30, 12 Se\erson, J. . ... 42. 57,16.17 Severson. L. . . . . . . . . 55 Sherlock. L. .. 13,19,33,53.2 Skew , D. . . .. 55,27,28,29 St 1~ton, 1\. 55.13, 16, 19, 12,17 St ~d, T. . . ...... 53 Steecker, C. . ...... 57 Steele, K. .12,13,19,33,60 Steele, W. . . .... 55,15 Stewart, D. . . . 27,52,53,14 Sw ~nson, D ....... 27. 53, 14 Swanson, :t\ ..... 11, 10, 13,60 Van lent, R. 55,16,23,27,15 Voss. D. 13,58.19 Vos. , 1\. . . . . . . . 55, 12, 13 Walsh, J. . . . . . . . . 55,27 Warren. L. .23,24,25,26,33,37,61

29 Wilke, D ...... 22,23,29,61 Wilke, R. . . . . . . . . 27, 55 W ns low , S A2 . 57, 13, 16 , 38, 17 Ze1sler, A. . ... . . 27, 53,14 Ze sler, D . .. 11,13, 17 , 19,36,42 Ze sler, J ... 13, 16, 19, 30, 53,17 Zeisler , R ......... 57,16

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