Fairbury High School - Trail Yearbook (Fairbury, NE)

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PENNEY'S is known as the home oi GAYMODE Fellows who know good clothes buy at LIVING- hosiery. Wanda Mewes displays the new dark shade STON 6 GATES, the store which supplies clothes for of hose and points out their fine qualities to Marilyn all ages. Salesman Max Melvin, Ed Kruger and Ioe lones, Ioan Wilkinson and Sylvia Speir. Lesher examine the fine quality of the F jackets. Page 70

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Who are these four thrifty students at the FIRST NATIONAL BANK? None other than Shirley Iohnson. Bill Lea, Marion Campbell and Marian Shultz. Drop in again. smiles Miss Doris Schultz. Bob Sprague, Butch Pleis, Lorence Kenning and Mariory Horky take advantage of the friendly policy of the HESTED STORES CO. to meet your friends at HESTED'S fountain. Page 69

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J, sxssgr Nm-.M Licking their chops and watching Clyde Marthis cut prime steaks at the FAIRBURY LOCKERS and COLD STORAGE are Dick Smith, LeRoy Hughes, Vio- let Schrock and Patty McKay. A DE LAVAL home freezer provides a constant food supply. Erwin Kriesel, Idonna Burkhart, Patty McCord and Iune Spilker inspect the latest model at the SER- VICE SALES CO. ---N-u......I .... H s,,NN Been wanting a FRIGIDAIRE? Mr. Vernon Sham- At TURNER'S FARM EQUIPMENT, the DIAMOND T hurg points out some of its uses to Carlene Meyer trucks and HUDSON cars are attracting the approv- and Orville Poppe as they look hopefully at one of ing looks of Roland Mollenberndt, Dennis McCord, the latest models at LESTER'S ELECTRIC. Bob Regnier and Marvin Paneitz. Mr. Littrell explains the line quality oi GATES tires Mm-m-m those look good! IoAnn McDonald. Kath- to Bill Michels and Harry Heidelk at the O. K. RUB- leen Kelley and Darwin Smith are buying their favor- BER WELDING CO.. the best place to buy your new ite candy bars from Dale Walker and R. B. McDon- tires or have your old ones recapped. ald in KORBEL'S DRUG STORE. Page 'll 3' ll