1951

KING AND OUEEN

Of

HOMECOMING

Princ ipal Richard C. Krebs crowns Queen Arlene Acamo as King Tom Kripal looks
on. The two were c hosen by a vote of the whole student body and revealed at the
first annual Homecoming Dance.

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1951 BAS(BAll l(AM

FINAL INTERC ITY STA N DINGS BATTING AVERAG ES ABOVE 2000

w. L. ab r h aver.
1 .333
North 93 Pct. Leonard Houston 3 2 11 . 324
x South 74 . 750 9 .264
xTech 74 .636 Don Kraf t 34 6 7 .259
Benson 57 . 636 6 . 250
Ce ntra l 57 .417 Te rry Bowman 34 9 1 . 250
x Prep 47 . 417 4 .222
xTeeJay .364 Rich Maresca lco 27 4 5 .208
38 .273
Bi 11 Thompson 24 6
x Did not fi nish schedu le
Dick Thompson 4 0

Ll oyd Brazda 18 2

Jim Ripa 24 6

Lloyd Brazda PITCH ERS RECORD Pct.
Don Michalak .800
w. L. .400

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Coach Lore n Gammon looks approvingly at Radik 's
score card after Emi I won the city match.

Coach Gammon's golf team wound up the season,
May 30, with a four-won, two-lost, record for third
place in the Inte rcity League.

The ir onl y losses came from Prep a nd Central,
who finished one and two, respecti ve ly, in the lnter-
city.

Em i l Radik captured fi rst p lace in the Missouri
Va ll ey meda list tournament, shooting a 76. He also
took first in the Intercity tournament, wi th a 70.

On ly Radik and Scott Eidson will graduate. John
Sorenso n , A l Ludwig , J ohn Yankovich, J oe Gushard ,
Jim Dwora k, and J ohn Radi k wi ll be back on the
greens next year .

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OUTSTANDING

CIRlS

Of

1951

Juni.or - Carol Thom.psIon Senior - Shirley Mudra
Elected by all the g1r s . Also Outstanding Junior

Girl of 1950

BOYS' ANO GIRlS'STATERS

LEFT TO RIGHT, SEATED: Jeanette Slavik, Carl Vondra, and Jean
Be dnar. STANDING: Don Fenster, Jerry Korisko, Ed Stacey and Par
Ryan.

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The An nua l A ll G irl s' Party was he ld on Friday, April 20

in th e South High Gym with a bout 400 girls attending '

The ni ne May Queen finali sts were chose n, ancl prizes were

a warde d to the g ir ls with the best costumes in va rious groups.

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FlRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Vi rg in ia War sock i , Rosemary Be ar, and Maril yn He nni. SECOND ROW: Pat Bourke , Sa lly
Fitzwater, Dolores Qu i ntero , Be tt y Morre , Kathl ene Moore, Je rri S chc llhardt, Be tt y Dwo ra k , Nancy Ette r. THIRD ROW: Bonn ie
Jan icek, Jennife r Fa l t , Rayom e Lyons, Lin da Vie, Marg ie Ann Ma t heson, Arle ne Ac amo , Anne tte Cop per, Luc ille Wolfe , Shi rle y
Fogl e , Kat hle ne Zager, Do lores Fuga te , Barbara Rezak , Barbara Mudra, Don na Untiedt . and Beverly Potac h .

FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT : Ba rbara Spear, Saily Mc Lau;;hin, De lores Be dnar, Jac kie Morgan, Arle ne Snyde r a nd :.ois Manson.
Raylene Tomes, Jean Bednar, Shirle y Mc l augh in , Lois Wilson, THIRD ROW: Dorot hy Orcha rd, Marilyn Ste lling , Rosemary Cen-
and Earlene Kumpf. SECOND ROW: Joa n Fiala , Donna Hu ghes, o vic h, Elaine And e rson and Carol Thom pson.

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S(NIOR
COMMITJ((S

BACCALAUREATE COMMITTEE
Pat Simon, Josephine Thill, Joan Schnei-
der. SEATED: Frances T omasiewicz-
c hairman. NOT PICTURED: Jerry Ourada,
Dave Pritchard.

CAP & GOWN COMMITTEE INVITATIONS COMMITTEE
Janice Disbrow, Jack O'Connor, Dave Richard M cCarty, Dorothy Chadnick,
Rowe, Earlene Kumpf. SEATED: Scott Lad.die Storch. SEA TED: Marilyn Stelling,
Eidson, Jackie Morgan-chairman. NOT D e Io res Bednar - co-chairman , Mary Jo
PICTURED: Fre d Shimonek. Ro-zmajzl, Barbara Bailey-co-chairman.

12B OFFICERS
Annette Copper-Class Rep.;
Dwayne Skutnik-Treas.; Dor-
othy Orcha rd-Secretary .SEAT-
ED: Rich Higgins-President;
Don Sa ltzman-Vice Pres.

PROM COMMITTEE SUPPER COMMITTEE
Terry Bowman, Frank Paz lar- chairman, Connie Lowrey, Jim Donovan. Tom
Don Krafr, Scott Eidson. SEA TED: Shirley Kr i pa I, Wen d y He lvey-co-chairman.
Mudra, Beve Potach - co-chairman. SEA TED: Virg ini a Warsocki-chairman,
Scott Eidson. NOT PICTURED: Arnold
Jensen.

the scene of
Carter Lake Clublsw:susic, flowersf,

aonudr pdroanmc·i.nFgormmaad e, up the b"9 a -

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CHICKEN ' N ALL THE TRIMMINGS
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BACCAlAURlAll

The Baccalaureate service was held Sunday, June 3, 1951, at
Technical High School at 5 P.M. The guest speakers for the evening
were Dr. A.H. Pinkall of St. Luke's Lutheran Church and The Very
Rev. Carl M. Reinert, president of Creighton University. James Mc-
Camley, a member of the class played the processional, "Pomp and
Circumstance" on the organ. Special musicwas provided by the Senior
Prep Girls, directed by Miss Mabel Shipherd and accompanied by Mrs.
Frank Raska. Their numbers were "TakeMy Hand, Precious Lord," and
"There is a Green Hill Far Away."

COMMl~C(Ml~l

The final gathering of the 1951 graduating class was held June G,
1951, at Technical High School. The invocation was given by Dr.
George S. Bancroft of Wheeler Memorial Presbyterian Churc h followed
by "The Lord's Prayer" sung by the A Cappel la Choir.

Joan Fiala spoke on "The Chai lenge 1951," and David Rowe's
topic was "Tommorow's Victory. "

"Ode to America," theme of the commencement, was sung by
the A Cappello Choir. Presentation of awards was made by Mr. L.R.
Hill assistant principal.

SCHOlARSHIP AWARDS

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