Hayes Center High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Hayes Center, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 78 of the 1946 volume:

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TYPin8 rnics' Eng., Economics - World Hi5t01'Y Gladys Majors Ralph Lasheu Normal Training Custodian Biology American History Gir1's Phys. Ed. X J SENIORS Q 1-Mug lu. numuunnrm A lid they thought Buffalo I-Sill was tough. Phys. Ed. l, Z. Football l, Z, 3, 4. Basketball l, 2, 3, 4. Band l, Z, 3, 4. Chorus 1, Z, 3, 4. Class Plays 3, 4. Track 3, 4. Operetta 3. Secretary 3. Dramatics 1, Z. Annual Staff 4. School work fascinates me I can sit and look at it for hours. Pep Club l, Z, 3, 4. Phys. Ed. 1, Z, 4. Glee Club 1. D1-.arnatics l. Chorus Z, 3, 4. Class Play 4. 'Kxxnual Staff 4. D W A N E W L A R I C H T E R Was once caught studying but has almost lived down the disgrace. Pep Club Leader 3. Pet Club 1, Z, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4. Phys. Ed. 1, Z, 4. Class Plays 3, 4. Operetta 3, Glee Club l. Sextette 2, 4. Quartette Z. Vice President 4, Annual Staff 4, He seems quiet but do not judge by appearances. Band l, Z. Phys. Ed. 1, Z. Football 1, 2, 3, 4. Basketball 1, Z, 3, 4. Chorus Z, 3, 4. Glee Club 1, Z, Track 3. R 0 D N E Y G A L L A G H E. R I'm not tired, just lazy. Track 3, 4. Basketball 1, Z. Phys. Ed. l, Z. Band 1, Z, 3. Class Plays 3, 4. Drarnatics 1, Z, 3. The outside of her head is rusty, but not the inside Phys. Ed. 1, Z, 4. Band 1, Z, 3, 4. Chorus Z, 3, 4. Sextette 4. Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club Leader 3. Girls Glee Club 1, Dramatics 1, 3. Secretary 4, Class Plays 3, 4. Operetta 3. Annual Staff 4. T W 1 I.. A M I N T L. I N G One oi the minute men, always a minute slow. Phys. Ed. l, Z. Band 1. Basketball 1. Class Plays 4. What I've learned l've for- gotten. What I know I've guessed. Chorus 2, 3, 4. Phys Ed. 1, Z, 4. Glee Club 1. Band 1, Z, 3, 4. Pep Club l, Z, 3, 4. Pep Club Leader 2. Dramatics l, Z, 3. Class Plays 3, 4. Sextette 3, 4. Quartctte 4. Operetta 3. Vice President 3. Annual Staff 4. Life has no worry, why should I hurry? Phys. Ed. 1, Z, 3. Glee Club 1. Chorus Z, 3, 4. Class Play 4. Band 1. Pep Club 1, Z, 3, 4. Can I help it if I'rn the main attraction of the opposite sex. Football 1, Z, 3, 4. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Phys. Ed. 1. Track Z, 3, 4. Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Chorus 1, Z, 3, 4. Treasurer Z, 3. President 4. Operetta 3. Class Plays 3, 4. 4 Annual Staff 4. Boys Vocal Group 3. I know of better ways to advance than by studying Band l, 2, Chorus 3. Phys. Ed. 1. Basketball 1, 3, 4. Operetta 3. Class Play 4. Don't wait for a second thought: the first one is good enough. Chorus Z, 3, 4. Phys. Ed. 1, Z, 4. Band l, Z, 3, 4. Operetta 3. Class Plays 3, 4. Glee Club 1. Dramatics 1. Pep Club l, Z, 3, 4. Pep Club Leader 3. Sextette 4. Quarfette 4. Annual Staff 4. nm1:. W I have such a line every one thinks my dad is a fisherman. Student Manager Z, 4. Basketball l. Chorus l. Class Play 4. Reporter Z, 4. Secretary 1. Dramatics Z.. Annual Staff 4- My thoughts are a deep dark secret. Chorus 2, 3, 4. Band l, 2, 3, 4. Phys. Ed. l, Z. Class Plays 3, 4. Some day I shall startle the world. Chorus 1, Z, 3, Glee Club 1, Z, 3, Phys. Ed. l, Z. Class Plays 4. A zero a day keeps the credits away. Football l, 3. pep Club 1, Z, 3. Basketball 1, Z, 3. Pep Club Leader l. PhY5- Ed- 11 Z- Dramatics 1, Z. Band 1- Glee Club 1, 3, Treasurer Z. Secretary 1, Class Plays 4. Treasurer 4. Track 3- Sextette 4. Annual Staff 4. Library 4. A perfect lover makes Romeo look like a bashful boy. Male Quartette 4 Phys. Ed. 1, Z. Glee Club 1. Band 1. Football l, Z, 3 4- Basketball 1, 2, 3 President 1, 3. Class Plays 3, 4 Dramatics Z, 4 Track 3, 4. Chorus Z, 3, 4. And some people think Na poleon had trouble 5' Class Sponsor. ...JY Z .M . . . .. ,Q rn. L..- a ' Vg lm ur. Ju I cur' , Y . 51,7 , - ff C' ' ' f1'5:. F1 K '. 11. , .. F' ek-1, Ei '1--EM, , : - qv wr- , .x Q f - ,, W 7. N ' A- E 7-fbaef-.L :HT Q' .. ix I . Ll g .- ' I . : 15421: 1 1 - gr 1 ,W 1 1 3 ' - e- . me 1 I . 5. A ,, , V - A :Q.x-1gfw'-'- V 5 ', '5 ' H'H19f'313 11- - . 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Beginning our Sophomore year, we found our class diminishing by the loss of Kent Butler and Phillip Rice who transferred to the Agricultural school at Curtis. During this year Howard McHarness joined Uncle Sam's armed forces. Florence Jones moved to Alma and planned to complete her schooling there. Genevieve Pace discontinued her schooling during the second semester of the year. The year passed swiftly and we found ourselves Juniors. In our Junior year we acquired a new member, Ted Hanley, who had pre- viously attended Grant High School. Also, we lost, during the year, llla Hopkins and Wayne Beezley who enrolled in the Wauneta High School. Dick Schneider, due to a hunting accident was unable to return to school. Mark Weston became one of our nations fighting men. During the year, we gave our Junior play, Meet My Wives, a comedy. We entertained the Seniors at the annual Junior- Senior banquet on April the 28th at the I.0.0.F. Hall, with a nautical theme and the decorations in blue and white. - At the beginning of the Senior year we found that we had acquired two new membersg Evelyn Kinney, who was formerly enrolled in the Wauneta High School. Illa Hopkins, a former member of the class returned from Wauneta and has decided to remainwith us. The Senior play, The Eve Of St. Mark , was very dramatic. It seemed to be a great success. It was a play representing life in the armed forces and of the ones at home who waited for their loved ones to return. On Friday, April the 5th, at 2:00 A. M. the Senior class departed from Hayes Center on their Sneak Day. We went to Lincoln, Nebraska. It was fun for everyone. Time passed too swiftly however and the return to Hayes Center came too soon for everyone. We were guests at a banquet April 13, 1946, presented by the Junior class. With a western theme, the decorations were brown and gold to represent our class colors. The waiters and waitresses were dressed in Cowboy and Cow- girl costumes. A very dellcious meal was served. The Baccalaureate service was held Sunday Evening, May 12th with Reverend Vorphal delivering the message. On May 16th, Commencement Exercises were held at the High School, with Herbert Cushing, the President of the Kearney State Teachers College, delivering the address. Now we approach the end of our high school days with a feeling of sadness for we realize that the time has come when we must part from the many friends which we have made through the years as high school students. Al- though we may be separated by distances, we shall ever hold dear, the memories of those comrades who have come to mean so much to us. 5 ,. . 1- . . ., . . -,'?'VFHJ, , gf V 11 H-J' I W .1.,. v. ' 1, , 1' f-D ' ' J! -fm. M .V-Q.'.P1.?'7,r., f -' -, - 4 ' , -2' 1. 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LeRoy Fisher wills his extra height to Ruth Carter. Omalea Fornoff wills her mlschievlous spirits to Maydine Potter. Rodney Gallagher wills his safe driving habits to Leonard Nelms. Ted Hanley wills his musical talent to Gary Maucher and his character impersonation to Harold Richards. Ila Hopkins wills her flirtatious manner to Alpha Lacey. Evelyn Kinney wills all her Professional Training to Marjorie Fisher. Dean Lawson wills his easy way with the women to bashful Curtis Bodeman Bill Leffler wills his pitch deck to Robert Repass. Donald Loomis wills his neatly combed hair to Charles Strop. Bob McDonald wills his deep voice to Richard Peterson. Twlla Mintling wills her beautiful red hair to Bonnie Reese and her gift of gab to Iris Pinn. Twlla Richter wills all her housekeeping troubles to Verna Dell Johnson. Arline Roe wills her Cheery smile to Eileen Hopkins. Vonda Wilson wills her excess energy to Jim McDonald. Duane Counce wills his woeful want for watermelon to Bernard Orman. In witness whereof, we have hereunto set our hand and seal this thirteenth day of April, in the year of our lord, one thousand nine hundred forty six. CLASS PROPHECY Recently I was looking through some of my old pictures and happened to run across our class picture. Thinking you might be interested I thought I would write and tell you what each one is doing. Of course you know of Ted's achievement but was I ever surprised when recently, while dancing at Coaconut Grove, the spotlight focused on the saxo- phone player and who should it be but Ted. I guess he is really making a name for himself with his band and all those jlve and Boogie-Woogie pieces. Bob McDonald is a professor at Oxford and so far has been the only man to prove Efnsteln's theory. He is now trying to discover a way to rebuild a split atom. Illa Hopkins is manager of a beauty parlor in the Lone Star State. Her husband is the very famous law enforcing officer and Illa spends a great deal of her time helping him track down desperadoes. Dean Lawson, better known as Man-Mountain-Dean is a famed wrestler ln Madison Square Garden. Having been married three times before, he re- cently married Sadie the Strangler who holds the womens wrestling title. I think she will be able to take care of Dean. V' ' . 1, ,J kg! nw -1 f,.-a, L - x .1 x' - ., -as .3 , A f . MlHlWlQ-.J an an aunqnams ao hqb ot ummv-,urn u mu as ' Jammu wuggquru . - 1-'. ' ' df . , f ' A f T 5 , I I -w w'-- . 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Twila Richter is managing a chain of restaurants that extend from coast to coast. She especially caters to military personal. Bill Leffler seems to be running competition to Tommy Manville spending most of his time at the stagedoor waiting for the chorus girls. He is now en- volved in a suit for breach of promise. He has engaged the famed attorney, Honorable Rodney Gallagher as his defense Attorney. There is much spe- culation in Washington that the Honorable Gallagher will soon be appointed by the president as a member of the Supreme Court. Marilyn Alexander is a famous bare back rider in a circus. She seems to have designs on the sword swallower. LeRoy Fisher is living in the East and is at the head of THE FISHER UN- BREAKABLE LIGHT BULB manufacturing company. He married an eastern girl and they now have quadruplets. They are all girls and he named them Alice, Gladys, Hazel, and Florence. Omalea Fornoff is in California managing a string of race horses. Her horse, the Hayes County Rocket has made a name for himself by coming in just ahead of Bing Crosby and Bob Hope. Donald Loomis is the six foot six strong man of Iingling Brothers Circus. He is called Little Sampson. In his spare time he paints. He has received many honors in Paris with his paintings. No doubt you have seen Vonda Wilson in the movies. She has been working for Metro-Goldwyn-Mayor for seven years and she has a life contract with them. She says her last picture was the hardest one she had ever made. It was titled True Love. Arline Roe is now working for T. W. A. flying a mail and transport plane from Singapore to Cape Town, Africa. She seems to have a special interest in Singapore because she always manages to be there over the week ends. I have copywrited a new Super Comic magazine that is very beneficial to high school students. If you know of any teachers interested please send me a list of their names. I have already sent copies to Miss Ehler and Mrs. Counce. We hope to see you at our next alumni banquet that is to be held in our new school house. Sincerely, Dwayne E. Counce. !J?'?'? ?ff ?-'EFWEQi?YEi: '?1- - Q in wi pislfxow .'1'?,.fZ'z Mmmieav B lO'!qv at Bbddz .3 ,fi .CMG mmm 'wm nm ' Am Q,-sf' an ai mm! mg htm aww sci HON aiamvrme W 9' 'S NW 4 xii iw- -.idiicf ' f-5L7l12'i 'ia,v?f'-4. . - . ,--f.- 34, 51 -X L 4 V ., .W .t ..,'f- 5--, f' ,,. - , 'ms had asia no .mul nwtq 'wi mana .mad Q V - ' f : Q U gevrsgi Svifsbidm bm Hamm 5 gmgg QA afxlgusi-sf.-me mm ai aoifi pafixrf' H 9-vszisff amass mis .mania ,aww eqsia cs: msn, sm GG cs .asgafzmm zfgswis mwmed efrcaqsymiapfzt 25:5 sgnixsmm -rf-m,g:,f2E'. was sms: , . ifg- wma! wg 'si nnimzmia IQDIBIS ii! 881515 JS 3413122 'Qfi:'3'ee'EIJ3 zwsiii ad ai aibmrii mmnm wax 'sm sa my gliifmi .f 1 w 1 I . 'fu 1, X Pc: QZ,,C4 Z2f! SM fx UNDERGRADS X JUNIOR CLASS Top Row: Vaughn Wilson, .Richard G, Peterson, Curtis Bode- mnn, Leonard Nelms, Garry Maucher, Robert Repass, Ch- arlesStrop, Herold Richards. Second Row: Bernard Orman, DelorisMcKi11ip, Ruth Car ter, Eileen Hopkins, jim McDonald, Mrs. Counce. Bottom Row: Iris Pinn,- Marjorie Fisher, Verna Dell John- son, Alapha Lacy, Bonnie Reese, Maydene Potter. JUNIOR PLAY Top Row: Mrs. Counce, Bernard Orman, Rich- ard G. Peterson, Leonard Nelms, Curtis Bode- eman, Charles Strop, Miss Ehler. Second Row: LaVaughn Reese, Delores McKillip Ruth Carter, Eileen Hopkins, Verna Dell john- son, Maydine Potter. ,gurl 'mr ,wumu.u,n..n: 1, 5. wwf 1 1 :annum mm-.m gmnnmx1:.m1m::u: n.n:.-n.a.- .-nhqmn.-1111-sv .l JUNIORS In September 1944, twenty eight Freshmen enrolled in Hayes County High School. This year nineteen of the original number remain. All finished their Freshman year here except Keith Smith who moved to Colorado with his parents, and Wanda Mosely left our number because of illness. At the end of our Freshman year Bernice Brown moved to Missouri with her parents, and Donna Bartell moved with her parents to Elwood. , When Sophomores we were glad to welcome Richard Peterson into our group. He spent his Freshman year at the Agricultural School at Curtis. Lorrine McNutt moved to McCook the last semester. At the close of this term Gloria Irland returned to California, Willard Reimer moved to Culbertson with his parents, and Roger Seed with his parents to Oregon. This year we were glad to welcome back Eileen Hopkins, one of our former members, who attended school in Wauneta her Sophomore year. On January 24, 1946, we presented the annual Junior Play, The Hen- peeked Hero. The afternoon matinee was well attended, and we had a packed house for the evening performance. We all enjoyed practicing under the direction of Miss Alice A. Ehler. The play was presented by the following cast: Helen Hallmark, a College Senior ---------- Ruth Carter Doris Darlett, another Senior ------ ---- M aydine Potter Botsky, a rushing Russian ---- - ---- ----Curtis Bodeman Lily, Russia's fairest lily-- ------ ---- -B onnie Reese Barber, a defective detective ---- ----Charles Strop Ted Slocum, the football coach ------ ---- Le onard Nelms Mrs. Holden, Mother-in-law ---------- ---- E ileen Hopkins William Brown, the Henpecked Hero -------- -Richard Peterson lantha Brown, hed romantic bride ----------- Delores McKillip Bud Dedman, a dramatic star- ------- ---- - t--Bernard Orman Countess Kolrnanoff, a Russian Countess ----- Verna Dell Johnson Property Managers were: Jim McDonald, Gary Maucher, Robert Repass Harold Richards and Vaugn Wilson. Floor Managers were: Alpha Lacey, Iris Pinn and Marjorie Fisher. Class officers for the year were chosen as follows: Maydine Potter -------- President Robert Repass ---- ---- Vice President Eileen Hopkins -----w--- Secretary Charles Strop ---------- News Reporter Our class sponsor this year is Mrs. H. M. Counce, Our class colors are Scarlet and Gray, with red roses as our Class flower. 4141,-.n,,.,t,...... ,H ,.. f. , ., .. mm, I, , , J. . - ,MTI :L I L 1 - W1 ' ' ' t .f ,g f A wiv, 'VT :WF 15- ., 1,-M , -A ' -' - ' ' FPL' :Qu-el:-' .xv - 1' 13:-.a'fQ3. en5B ni lhaiiimzxsl 3913158913 Magis 23603, .LMWI LT .4', . .m2m!Q1.':odm m1 !w:.z1f'g:':a,e1H'!u usanfaam 'iam WT- V' Tf fj DNB mf! 1391-B42mt5B1:fT7i T1!!3 wffbii IM A 551 WW505 - Qgm... .M 'm iV!4'. . ci, I F I I N NH!! g 5 Ir s 1 1 fr 1. 0 md wi 1 , .P N' , , f 117 W ,I 1 ', n 1, ,pri Fil .4 'i' f fe 4 1 4 r sm ' ,U 5 I .1 mil' 'f J f. I V Ns xv u J Q U Wx' . M .' X , A ' V K . ,H ,aww masum' ff?'fHCqfQ, 1-1'.4q,,44f??r' v -'f-'P-Q 'iwfig' Q ' Rn, -4 . : , E .' ff' 1 .' :'7s' lvzuj. 7: rn? 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FRESHMAN CLASS Top Row: Clayton Laird, Duane Fisher, Wayne ' Carter, Duane Cox, Lamoine McKillip, Walter Yonkers, LeRoy Bodeman, Connie Rader. Second Row: Roland Scott, Larry Ready, Mar- lys Ni-teh, Ruby Crooks, Betty Ward,Wali:er Br- oz, john Bishop, Gladys Majors. Bottom Row: Nadine Vickrey, LaVerna Nehns Norma Nitch, Dorothy Schuman, Mary Lou Re- pass, Beverly Swanson, LaVerne McKillip, Glo- ra Scott. wax , ',,'. J HQ' i:.,. 1 J N ., ,aw f:. .S . 1 , 4 'p. I , ef b S- V: . L. . K 14... , . ,H, .Q 3 hi 'V Al V 'U .um f 1 Q 'W af. 'W' V iid.-1 X' fl ' f--5, ' Ir'L,f5- f., I My ..,u , 1,1 ,,, I nBf 's1- K:- :.. 1,- . u xr' Lv, 2, - r-- . .11 win. if ' . . --, .wr A '- ' -f'-:-fF',f.-if '- + ' Wigspfif.--if iff?-1H5'F.fff?' SEL-4T1zw1LP'f9EQ-f -.r 'Y ' ' 5,1231 -' .I , I '- fl 'N ' x - 1 ' K' 1 , - .I 5, 'F-.f .YK h2:4,7EM' 1 m,,:f if ws .. .ig!,,,, , .4 I.. ., J .1 '. ,4 . r A .f 1.., 'N.- .-I qs . f '.sJ1,'l ' - .n-I ' - - 3. J A .Tr in Ln? f u L . I K 1 A .L lg n . . f r A . 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Its members were to be found in many of the extra-curricular activities as well as carrying the regular courses of English, Mathematics, Latin, and Science. They have shown a fine cooperative spirit in all matters of school affairs and school conduct. While they performed creditibl me ti ul y, n on co d be made of several individuals who were outstanding in one or more activitiesg Athletics, D ti rama cs or Music. Several parties which served as social events were en joyed by all. - As we survey the past school year, we find it to have been one filled with profitable work and study, balanced with many happy associations. CLASS OFFICERS: President, Bob Thompson, Vice President, Mary ' Lou Kinney, Secretary Ka Treasurer Wanda Mosley. SPONSOR: Mrs. Chase. FRESHMEN CLASS Into the,Halls of Hayes County High, came twenty-four little, flustered Hn H I edg ngs on September 4th., 1945. They were destined to become the Freshmen of 1945. Truly they've exemplified the old saying green but growing in the fa ct that they've successfully passed that stage of not knowing what nor where and I dood it to some real accomplishments. For example, there are some promising scholars in the class 5 a good representation of the group are in Chorus and Bandg Leroy Bodemen, Duane Fisher, and Duane Cox have shown great potentiality in Athletics. Beverly Swanson and Dorothy Schuman have done outstand' ing work in dramatics. Some of the pleasant memories of this year which each member will carry with him on through the years are the enjoyable parties which were held in the High School Gym. Guidance of the Ship of State for 1945-46 has been in the hands of the staff named here: Leroy Bodeman -------- President Duane Fisher ----- ---- V ice President Laverna Nelms -------- Secretary Beverly Swanson- ------- T reasurer Miss Majors ----- ------ S ponsor The crew will go on to '49 flying under the banner of green and tan and doing its very best to h ld Hi up o the honor and traditions of Hayes County gh. - 'f'77x'v - Y' r' . -1 -H -.-L ,, L- f. .- ,f - .- I ,I I-ff -'gr M W -4. - w'wI . qgqqzvgzs-amp-aw, , -V, -QM I 1 .I , 5 ,, ' 5-1'3LffMQ' - f . ' '- ' ' IJ' ,V', T' ' '4 - ?' 4.-Q?'1'L 'If,'q'p'-'l'5f'5II 57-fQ4?'?:'1'Ki'?5N 3 J ' L- - ' up M? P fn 53,2 f,,.fg I- I ' I -' A ,. -1- ' QQ--,J sf I I , ,I, I - If IIggI I Qigfl -A ,- -. ' - - I - ,- ' - ,',' A mm zu IIIIIIIKIIIII , II If- ',-, I I I I II II - - Iv :I -- . - I -L ,ILr-ui, ,JJII-I, - , - - , , ,K ..r, ...U I IY, II I I I gg1YfjQ..,I,jEQQiEf . 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Bottom Row: LeRoy Bodeman, Ted Hanley, Bill Leffler, Duane Bixler, Charles Strop, Dwayne Counce, Dick Counce, Mr. Hanley. BASKETBALL Top Row: Marvin L. Peterson, Vaughn Wilson, Lamoine McKillip, Marvin D. Peterson, Robert Repass, Gary Maucher, Duane Cox, Richard G. Peterson, Bob Thompson, Don Richards, Bill Ven- haus. Second Row: john Bishop, Walter Broz, LeRoy Bo- deman, Clayton Laird, Wayne Carter, Bernard Orman, Duane Fisher, Walter Yonker, Connie Ra- der, Jirn McDonald, Larry Ready, Roland Scott. Third Row: Richard Counce, Donald Loomis, Hugh Laird, Richard Mintling, Charles Strop, Bernard Kittle, Harold Sexton, Paul Gigax. Bottom Row: Bob McDonald, Richard F. Peterson Ted Hanley, Leonard Nelms, Bill Leffler, Duane Bixler, Dwayne Counce, Ralph LaShell, Mr. Hanley.. r nwzavsun n 4.mn-.nm .f4..x...:uw.-1m.x.,L:.n::m. hs' funn an TRACK Top ROW: Bernard Kittle, Dwayne Counce, Harold Sex- ton, Donald Richards, Hugh Laird, Marvin D. Peterson, T- ed Hanley, Bob Thompson, Lamoine McKillip, Paul Gigax Walter Yonker, Richard Peterson, Richard G. Peterson. Middle Row, Mr. Hanley, johnny Bishop, Roland Scott,Wa- lter Broz, Richard Counce, Duane Fisher, Bernard Orman Bill Venhalrs, LeRoy Bodernan, Jim McDonald, Glenn Mid- dleton, Ralph LaShell. Bottom Row, Curtis Bodeman, Richard Peterson, Charles Strop, Duane Bixler, Duane Cox, Gary Maucher, Bob McD- onald, Rodney Gallagher, Richard Mintling, Leonard Nelrrs Robert Repass. GIRL'S PHYSICAL EDUCATION Top Row: Marjorie Fisher, Verna Dell johnson, Delo- res McKillip, Vonda Wilson, Ruth Carter, Tviila Mint- ling, Twila Richter, Wanda Mosley, Rita Kolbet. Second Row: Glora Scott, LaVerne McKillip, LaVerna Nelms, Ilah Repass, Miss Majors, Nora Carnpbell, Ba- rbara Peterson, RosaBelle Curran, Nadine Vickrey. Bottom Row: Mary Lou Repass, joan Yonkers, Omalea Fornoff, Geraldine Fagerstone, Marilyn Alexander, Ir- is Pinn, Dorothy Schuman, Beverly Swanson. BASKETBALL The Hayes County Cardinals had a very successful season this year, not so much in scores but in game spirit and sportsmanship. The team had twenty scheduled games and the interclass tournaments. The team was entered in the Class C basketball tournament at Culbertson and was defeated by Culbertson, who went ahead to win the tournament. Grant proved too strong in the Frenchman Valley tournament at Stratton. The first and second teams also were entered in the P.C.A. tournament at Madrid. The first team got the Consolation trophy and the second team won second place in their games. The most hotly contested game of the year was a game with Grainton in which Grainton won with a score of 34-33. Grainton came ahead in the last few seconds with a lucky long shot. The team this year was outstanding in team cooperation and sportsman- ship. All in all Hayes County High is very proud of them. The student manager for this season was Bob McDonald. The following boys played on the first team: Richard F. Peterson, left forward, Duane Bixler as, right forward, Bill Leffler, Center, Ted Hanley, left guard, and Leonard Nelms, right guard, with Harold Sexton and Dwayne Counce as substitutes. ' The second team consisted of Dwayne Counce, Don Loomis, Charles Strop, Harold Sexton, Bernard Kittle, Hugh Larid, Dick Mintling, Dick Counce, and Paul Glgax. The basketball schedule for 1946-45. Dec. '7 Palisade Dec. 11 Wallace Dec. 14 P.C.A. tournament ipre-season! Jan. 4 Wauneta Ian. 8 Wallace Jan. 11 Palisade Ian. 17. 18. 19. P.C.A. tournament Ian. 22 Elsie Ian. 29 Grainton Feb. 1 Wauneta Feb. 8 Elsie Feb. 12 Grainton . Feb. 13, 15, 16 Frenchman Valley tournament Feb. 27, 28 Class C tournament I J 3. a ff W L A V 1 .5-. li 1 4 L Mamma .' - ' , - x . . I gl annul ninllmb inn!! and ell- A had and ld! - ,, Ilia :pq-at 1 -j! Z',,, , . I I , I K , L X J:-hw ILM., H .z., .gf U. . v,uf +iL 'i??a'a,5m . M If V 1 I I , . 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EKU-BW I .dell 'NAIS A 8 .dvi SI .01 M ,UI .ll .1191 , U Bllm 88 'VS .5-91 . 3313 , , 1 V .l,lE1J.. 1, -A . -.1 ., ,V V- . 1 , ,J-gf F .. .5-,fy 4 519, ri. .:1s',:w i14 . :uw MUSIC This year music has become an interest to our High School, second only to athletics. Many times this year the mixed Chorus and small groups have been asked to perform. Most of these performances have been quite success- ful, but the Chorus faced the supreme test when they competed at the McCook music festival and came out very well. Some of the outstanding selections which were presented throughout the year were the Fred Waring arrangements of The Battle Hymn of The Republic, Let My People Go, ' Set Down Servant, Holy, Holy, Holy, I Dream of You, ' There Are Such Things, and other songs were: The World ls Waiting For The Sunrise, I Had A Little 'ram with The Lord, 'kentucky Babe. Some of the many appearances which we made were at the Commercial Club, on the first Thursday ln March, At the Missionary at the Congregational Church in the latter part of Octoberg Between acts of the Iunior play, by the Mixed Chorus. The musical small groups such as the Boy s quartet, the Girls Sextet, made appearances almost weekly at Missionary meetings and Commercial Club. The band made only one appearance at the annual election of the Bureau of Agriculture along with another appearance of the mixed Chorus which by this time had become a small sensation around town. Great hopes were generally held for the chorus when they went to McCook and they justlfled all hopes. Mr. Hanley tells us that from the existing talent he hopes to be able to develop a few solos and small group for the contest at McCook next year. There is a large amount of dormant talent among the students of Hayes County High that requires only development, and it is hoped that some of it will come t in th ou e music department next year which should be superior even to the one of this season. lm wr-v'wf'1:-f-'mea-f:r5'1f q+'ef ' ' 3,-,L-.lvx ,- 93 ,1halmod.hodul l3lltndllntHualoalulalnuqnll'l' gn 'u -:V U ' 1 all . ' . A 1 ' , ' J, . 5 dnnw Fi ' , f,..,....... ...-U -4 1 - L . U!! U A I , I I l4,f W 1 . o 4? AV , - if! Fil 6oaunns ' uunaf nudism,-I i 5 i 'unau'nmnu aamu :'xu ' Q lidnll1nllsqnadbbvdldahhul:htlldllQ1llll'hl, W , .unsung I ff I' ', Ei V- wg' ' .fr I . W ,.. ur I , '11, aug? ,4 M-'Yi-s'Q,.. A ,, -'ni .' 1 F -f 1. f o-,H ' , J - , Ll'w.'gw'fLA' ' uvfv' ., ' .wa . .. '1i 'V ' . . 1. V , 'V J- , 4,. -wr ' J . 'V -. 'Q , , N J 4 L 'n ' . ' 'xl-4 ,, . , 5 . , . Lk., hr h I V , I , L. M5-:I-.H ' Ny ,Kp V 3 -4-am .ass'niSimmb iff. .. . CHORUS Top Row, Hugh Laird, Marvin D. Peterson, Ted Han- ley, Richard G. Peterson, Leonard Nelms, Richard Mintling, Bill Leffler, Duane Bixler, Robert Repass, Charles Strop, Curtis Bodeman, Berdon Housman, Do- nald Richards. Second Row: john Bishop, jim McDonald, Richard Co- unce, Marvin L. Peterson, Harold Sexton, Clayton Laird, Dwayne Counce, Richard D. Peterson, Duane Fisher, Walter Yonkers, LeRoy Bodeman, Connie Ra- der, Larry Ready, Roland Scott. Third Row: Omalea Fornoff, LaVaughn Reese, Marjo- rie Fisher, Arline Roe, Delores McKillip, Vonda Wil- son,Eileen Hopkins, Twila Mintling, Twila Richter, Wa- nda Mosley, Verna Dell johnson, Alpha Lacey, Marilyn Alexander, Mr. Hanley. Bottom Row: Glora Scott, LaVerna McKillip, La Verna Nelms, Beverly Swanson, Illa Hopkins, Dorothy Schum- an, iris Pinn, Maydine Potter, joan Yonkers, Ilah Repa- ss. Rosa BellevCu1-ran, Nadine Vickrey. f l BAND Top Row: Mr. Hanley, Eileen Hopkins, Omalea Fornoff, Paul Gigax, Vonda Wilson, Marylis Nitsch, Bernard Orman, Duane Cox, Richard D. Peterson. Front Row:- Illa Hopkins, Twila Mintling, Lucille Large LaVerna Nelms, Morna jean Nitsch, Ted Hanley, Leonard Nelms, Richard Counce, Walter Broz, Garry Maucher, Bernard Kittle, Charles Strop, Dwayne Counce, Marilyn Alexander. N., H 3-.v -vw, 11' 0 . Q - , L ' 5 J Q f , 'J Y ' .5 ,, -, W . . r. , - .- 1 r . ,A Qui -' a 21, I .-dp.. , -. . I .25-7,5 ,yy V ,A .wx-Q3-:.fcJXi' , 1,9-'ga J- i M5, .1.f V! I U 1 1 'f f Ln' Q, rn - . U, ., ,. . ,O It-,.v. , lfr.iJ,v Q. :Qu 'gf .,, E J 7, , , , :xr aim., ,.. , ik- f ,-- V .-p-Q E 4, v 1 V 5- 1-rf Q- , alfii':,-.'f' f, f Y- - 'M A 3 wa' 3315: sfvsf A . :fW4,-' V , 1 vf' 1 . . ' -'-4.1 ,, ' 'fn ', ., ' QV, f A 'kk ll! .-F5 x-1 5, -,. 4 ., A iff-13 ' ' A ,..--A 4-HW, 5. ff ' 'V-I I 'Af 'x:'z'id5 1 .-4 A - - -V T z n':: :' :,3,?faL.'l,.-3:-W .-3' X X, g'5.5,l,,f.,i,:+,g .'L,9mL,grL5F. 'Qyffz T n V' T ,AK , . .., ' -WK? X, vw ia -Hsu, if 1 ,. 4 nj: 41 , 1,1 ',,L ..f L - 4. ,. -Ln. ,.-.. 1 l 4 K- o f -., . . J. , I f .K Va- .-2 V g V 12 ix..-iM,J.?rg3..3-fu, , I KN. .am-Q44-f-mga.-.i.f ' '3m.E'w:1'...' ' SENIOR PLAY Top Row: Illa Hopkins, Richard Counce, Dwayne Counce, Richard Mintling, Donald Loomis, I..eRoy F- isher, Omalea Fornoff. Second Row: Marilyn Alexander, Arline Roe, Vonda Wilson, Mr. Hanley, Twila Mintling, Twila Richter Evelyn Kinney. Bottom Rdw, Duane Bixler, Bill Leffler, Robert Mc- Donald, Rodney Gallagher, Dean Lawson, Ted Hanley. Top Row .... Omalea Fornoff, Bo nnie Reese Marjorie Fisher, Evelynin Kenny, Marilyn Alexan- der, Miss Majors. Bottom Row .... Deloris McKillip, Vonda Wilson Ruth Carter, Twila Mintling, Twila Richter, Verna Dell johnson. FRESHMAN HOME ECONOMICS Top Row: Mary Lou Repass, Betty Ward, Ruby Crooks, , Marlys Nitsch, Dorothy Schurnan, Mrs. Chase. Bottom Row. Beverly Swanson, Norma Nitsch, La- Verne McKillip, Nadine Vickery, L.aVerna Nelms Glora Scott. PEP CLUB Top Row: Laverna Nelrns, Verna Dell johnson, Wanda Mosley, Twila Mintling, Ruth Carter, Vo- nda Wilson, Twila Richter, Lucille Large, Mari- lyn Alexander. Second Row: Maydine Potter, Dorothy Schuman, Omalea Fornoff, Alpha Lacey, Geraldine Fager- stone, Marlys Nitsch, Beverly Swanson, Glora Scott. Bottom Row: Barbara Peterson, Nora Campbell Iris Pinn, Miss Majors, liah Repass, Norma Nit- sch, Laverne McKillip. L SENIOR CLASS 573 in HUMOR Jokes AND HUMOR Miss Ehlers Students there will be only a half-day of school this morning. Paul Gigax: Whoopeel I-Iurray! U Miss Ehler: Silence ...... We'll have the other half this afternoon. li lk if Curtis Bodernan: The first time you contradict me I'm going to kiss you.' ' Vonda Wilson: You are not I ' Ill' lk lk Dean, said Mrs. Counce, why don't you wash your face? I can see what you had for breakfast this morning. What was it? uEggs'n Wrong, teacher. That was yesterday. lk 41 lk Mr. Hanleyg When George Washington was your age he was a surveyor! Ted: And when he was your age he was President. I? if 1' Newly weds CRodney G. and Dorothy Schuman! Hubby: There is something wrong with this steak. It tastes queer. Wifey: I can't understand it, dear. I did burn it a little, but I rubbed vasoline on it right away. Ill Ik lil A farm hand Richard Peterson took his girl for a buggy ride and nine miles in the country the horse stopped dead. Ho hum! sighed Iris, and I m so tired I Suppose I give you a nice big kiss, said Richard. That will put life in you. If ID In that case, said the girl, You'd better kiss the horse. 'lf 'F lk What's the difference between a snake and a flea? A snake crawls on his own stomachg a flea aln't so particular. 'll ll! if- Mrs. Chase: The earth is known to be round, and it hangs in the air without support. Hugh Laird, tell the class how you prove, lt. Hugh: I don't have to prove it. I never said it was. IF If ll! 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' 1 . . 1. , . fi' 1 'x ' H 1. 1- . ,, .I . .. ,t :..X, qw, . m-.v-:.m..rv.naL-.u .- Hr ns- -rwzuuum-u if His C Q - C -mf x x' 5- is ' X 'V fs Qrx J -1 x - ' 'fm Z xx xV .. KQ x We V 5 ,'. N QKXJXFQTQX 'Q yi N-Q V' X 'YQ V XX s Q K' E :gtg kicarv X l1gflW'l5 gf: 'fs' fieow ADVERTISING ' n1n-nm-1 -inn. 1 1 1 I 1 I l 1 McCook Hardware 108 WEST B STREET PHONE 31 ELMER DRAKE MCCOOK, NEBRASKA PAINTS - OILS - VARNISH - BUILDER'S HARDWARE ' RANGES - FISHING TACKLE - COLEMAN PRODUCTS COAL AND OIL CIRCULATORS - MURESCO WATER COLORS WE KEEP THE QUALITY UP AND THE PRICES DOWN A FULL LINE OF FARM TOOLS, BOLTS, AND STEEL CAP SCREWS Jennings 84 Robb HARDWARE - STOVES - FURN ACES - HARNESS PHONE 21 MCCOOK, NEBRASKA PIANOS BAND INSTRUMENTS H. P. Sutton Co. J EWELERS AND OPTOMETRISTS MCCOOK, NEBRASKA McCook Ice Cream Co MANUFACTURERS OF 'BULK AND PACKAGE ICE CREAM FANCY SHERBETS AND ICES - SPECIAL MOULDS AND GIANT BARS MCCOOK ICE CREAM -- A QUALITY PRODUCT MCCOUK, NEBRASKA The Live Wire Electric HOUSE WIRING - LIGHT FIXTURES ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES - ELECTRICAL REPAIRING POWER INSTALLATION S PALISADE, NEBRASKA Grant Store H O R IVI EL Chevrolet Company Kloinos Motor Elootruo PHONE 104 MCCOOK, NEBRASK O ALLIS CHALMERS AND MURRY-HARRIS DEALERS COOK, NEBR Hayes County Farmers on-Stock Co-Op. RAY COBB, MANAGER GASOLINE - OILS - GREASES - TRACTOR AND FUEL OIL Loomis Hardware HARDWARE - IMPLEMEN TS - GREASES - PAINTS VARNISHES AND TRACTOR REPAIRING JOE LOOMIS PHONE 55 HAYES CENTER, NEBRASKA PRIEST DRUG GOOD HEALTH AND GOOD LOOKS MCCOOK, NEBRASKA FRANKLIN VETERINARY PRODUCTS IN DRUGS, IF ITS REXALL ITS RIGHT PauI's Rexall Store PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST PHONE 11 MCCOOK, NEBRASKA GOODRICH STANDARD Tires and Batteries Gas and Oil 777 Super Service ' 'YOUR GOODRICH STORE' ' OLDSMOBILE SALES AND SERVICE NORGE HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES 223 WEST B STREET MCCOOK, NEBRASKA The First National Bank HAYES CENTER, NEBRASKA Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Hopkins Grocery FANCY GROCERIES AND MEATS FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES PHONE 22 HAYES CENTER, NEBRASKA Compliments of McCook lee Cream Co. BILL HOOVER CREAMERY Hayes Center, Nebr. Congratulations to the Seniors Flowers that Please for Every Occasion BEST FORAL SHOP Phone 217 McCook, Nebraska Compliments of BILL'S SERVICE STATION Compliments of McMILLIANS DRUG STORE Quality Hardware At HUNT'S HARDWARE Phone 56 Palisade, Nebraska WATERMAN'S FEED AND PRODUCE Hog and Cattle Feeds Everything for Your Poultry - Feed - Remedies - Brooders etc. We Buy Poultry, Eggs and Hides Quality Counts Always --- See What You Buy TED'S STORE Palisade, Nebraska OLIVER THEATER Always a Good Show Palisade, Nebraska MCCOOK FLORAL GREENHOUSES AND NURSERY Compliments of T. P. Brown, Proprietor S. F. LEFFLER Phone 394-W 811 East Fourth street T Don't Kill Your Wife! THE PALISADE CLEANERS Let Us Do the Dirty Work! Dry Cleaning Service - Steam Spotting 8z E. E. Schroder, Proprietor Pressing BONNIE REESE For Quality Workmanship Call No. 1 Hayes Center, Nebraska Representative of The Palisade, Nebraska PALISADE CLEANERS Neat Clothes are Good Moral Builders Save Time Call by Telephone MURPHYS I G A STORE HAYES CENTER TELEPHONE CO. Everything to Eat and Wear Quick Service Phone 20 ' Mrs. Guila Ludlow DR. FELLERS Compliments of Palisade, Nebraska CARSES STORE Yi 1 I Compliments of JOHNSON CLEANERS Compliments of MRS. BOSLEY HARRY WARD Sales and Service Implements - Trucks - Tractors Phone 87 Palisade, Nebr. ROY'S BARBER SHOP Roy Strap, Prop. Hayes Center, Nebr. 0. K. RUBBER WELDERS Tire Recapping and Repairing General Auto Repairing 8m Service Rippen Brothers, Props. 205 West B Street McCook, Nebr SHORES AUTO SUPPLY McCook, Nebr. Compliments of HAM HANSEN Compliments of A FRIEND Count Officers 954556 WE WISH TO THANK THE ADVERTISERS FOR HELPING MAKE THIS BOOK POSSIBLE 9966 1-l.nj' ,JJ ,mary X ,. 5: .!. E -5-' JC 1.14 'X . . 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