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McCook High School - Bison Yearbook (McCook, NE)

 - Class of 1952

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McCook High School - Bison Yearbook (McCook, NE) online collection, 1952 Edition, Cover
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RAI PH K BROOKS Superlntendenl FHFD T HANSON lresulent H C CIAPI Vue lrfszdeni A j CRABTREE .S rr tary HARLEY G LOFTON BEN F HORMEL G E ALLEN r I . . - . J - . . A J. - ,V'- . . . vf',l' ,X g .. L s . if ,, ,' ir ' A HUP! X IWIN la11gl1Nl1A lwrlx Mi X l'lllYQ'l4SlIX ul Nl'IlI'ilNk'l X I' l'lilI.I,lI' Nl,.lUIINS'l'1bX f'l lbll flvfllll lvIIiXt'I'NilN ll Ne-lnzwku. MIL 'XIX -4 N 1' ' . I J s. Q xx W M I . H Jw I 1 lilvruikxn 'sw ICIJXX IN 'NIIXXIUK - .'xlIl!'I'i4'1lll Hi-Inu. XNNIHIAIII Mun I1 J hm,- lX1'L1I'Ilt'N Ffllll' l1'1l1'Ilf'l-l.Hll4'g1t'. U X I ,- ' 1 . ,J 5 HICIIMIIF HIQIIKFNIFS lmiuxtriul Xrt- Q KQ'ilI4Ill'X Slllll I1!'1ll'll1l tqtllll 4 li X 'K I 1 I,Ul'lSlC xmimclc ' .vi fmlrmnnul E l'IliNQ'l'-ilX41fXt'lDl'LlNlxl Xli Xl X M A H l li XY .NTIXI N 5 lfllglllillLlll4I5U1'lUIUQLN Ne-luru-ku XM-Nl:-mul. .X,lm. NIH' HUNIIUNITIC lfmfllmll Com-lm. l'l1x I4 ll leim Pe lu Nt xl 'Ll . L P. c.HlUI'll4lU5l.1lf. X.Ii..N1 X ,Q , .r can J Q QQ' , ng, of 5 Z ti 'T- L.. 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F ' ' '- ' ' 11111 KAREN ANN ALMQUIST ollege Irep P p Club 2 3 4 Trea urer 4 NllX6d Chotr 4 Trlple TIIO 2 3 Glrls Clee 2 3 Junlor Llass Play Crew Latm Club 2 Dramatlu 4 An nual Qtaff 4 PEGCY JEAN APPLFYARD lommerrzal Clrl 1 lee 2 Home room Rep 3 lvp Club 4 An nual Staff 4 Senznrs '-4' WIILIAN1 D XXELSON 1 Q' in neral Hlu 4 l' ntball 3 ,QPY Homvrfmm R p 2 xx' lNADINE BERNILE Bu Il S Dean D11 erstjzea' Orrupatzons P e p gf u23 A 3 'ny Prealdr-nt 3 Clef' Club 2 RICHARD XLAN BELKINAP Chu-t' follege lrep Football 2 3 4 L tered S 4 Baktbll 2 3 4 Le-ttf-rul 3 4 jumor L 5 Play 'NI Klub 3 4 Vlce Prem c nt 4 rn Sta Latm Club 2 Mm Pre :dent 2 MLRH I AVFRN BELL N I. General Nt ulmnt fllllllkll 4 u 1 3 1 or tc Pe tent 4 lwmtba 5 4 Ba ket llru lfrerl 2 xllXLd Chou' 3 Junlor a ax B-XRBXRX Inu BENDLR Bobble Uttvretlwrt' Ufrupatloni XllXQfl r1r 2 2 Jun I a Plaw Crew JEMNE Ex ELXN BLL 'NIE Jeannie ollege Irvp Latm Club 2 If-p u 3 4 Clem Club 2 WILLIAM HEROLD BOND i'Bullc-ts Industrial Arts. LILLIAN NIARGARET BREHM Te-ssie Household Arts. FHA 1, 24 Pep Club 44 Junior Class Play Crew. BEVERLY JOAN BROOKS Conmzerrial. Cl:-ef Club 24 Pep Club 34 Junior Class Play Crcw. LA VERNE EUGENE BROZ BOhunk Agrirulture. FF.-X 1. 2. 3. 4, Reporter 34 Sentinel 4: Boys Cleft 3: Football 3. GEORGIA YVONNE BRUNSWICK Dirersifierl 0l'!'ll1ldiiUIlS. CAA 24 Girls C166 2. 3g Junior Class Play Crow. RUTH LARRAINE CARROLL '5Cancly Horrselzulrl Arts. Tri-lli-Y 24 CAA 1, 44 Girls Cl:-v 24 Bison Staff 4. DONNA JEAN CARTER nm.. General. Pep Club 3. 4: Mix:-Il Choir 3. 44 Opvretta 34 He-ssiah 4: Office- Practice' 4: Bison Staff 3. 4: Junior Class Play Crvw. KAY MARILYN CASIIEN I.vgs College Prep. Bannl l. 2. 3. 4. COIIIIIIiIteI- 4. Scrrvtary- Tr:-asun-r 4. Le-th-r 2. Pin 4. Clarinvtte- Quartettv 2. 3. 4, Sold 3. 44 Nlajurr-ttv 2. 3. 44 Pe-p Club 2. 3. 4, Sfwretary 44 Nlixf-Il Choir 3. 4, fl4lII1II1lllf'f' 3: Triple Trio 2, 3, Trim 34 4: Junior Play Cr:-w: Annual Staff 4: Bison Staff 3: County COwrnnI4'IIt 3: Stuilvnt Counvil 3. 4. KEITII IJIIANE CHAPEL General Fmrtball 3. 4. Imtte-re-Il 3. 4: Basketball 3. 4. Let- te-rf-Il 3. 4: Junior Class Play: NI Club 3. 4. Presimle-nt 44 Annual Staff 44 Bison Staff 43 Nlixml Choir 4: County Government 3. EVA MARIE CLAPP Diversified Ovvupations. qt, DENNIE RAY CLDNCR General. Junior Class Play Crew. JERRY JAMES COREY Industrial Arts. R0sE MARIE CONROY Rosie College Prep. Pep Club 43 C-irls Glee 33 Mixed Choir 3, 4g Annual Staff 4g Junior Class Play Crew3 Scholarship Award 2, 33 Music Contest 3, 43 Operetta 3. BARBARA JOYCE COTTON 'iBobbie Commercial. Pep Club 2. 3, 43 Band 2, 3, 4, Letter 2, Pin 43 Pep Band 4, Contest 2. 3. 43 Junior Class Playl Office Practice 43 Latin Club 23 Mixed Choir 33 Girls Glee 2, 33 Triple Trio 2, 33 Operetta 33 C-AA 33 Annual Staff 4. JAMES EDWARD DAUME Stretch General. Art Club 23 Junior Class Play Crew3 Football 2, 3, 4, Lettered 43 Basketball 2, 3, 4, Lettered 3, 43 Track 2, 33 Mixed Choir 2, 3, 43 Homeroom Rep. 2. SHIRLEY ANN DIKE General. Scholarship Award 2, 3. LESTA JEAN DINNEL Tweetie Bird Commercial. Triple Trio 2. 33 Tri-Hi-Y 2: Girls Glee 2: Pep Club 2, 3, 4g Mixed Choir 33 Debate 3. 43 NFL 43 Junior Class Play Crcw3 Football Sweetheart Attendant 4. SANDRA SUZANNE DRAKE Sandy Commercial. Pep Club 2, 3, 43 Sophomore Rep. 23 Junior Rep. 3, President 43 Student Council 4: Bison Corral 43 Mixed Choir 3. 43 Junior Class Play: GAA 2. 3. President 2, 33 Annual Staff 3, 4g Office Practice 43 Scholarship Award 23 Mixed Choir Committee 33 Typing Pin 3. GARY ALLEN DIKELAND Diversified Occupations. Louis FRANKLIN DULANEY General. Art Club 3, 4. ROGER DEAN ELY Prairie POOch lrzrluslrial Arts. lwARY ELLEN FASSLER College Prep. Pep Club 2. 3. -1-3 flirh Ulf-e 2. 3: Latin Club 2: Junior lllasx Play Crew: Nlixeil Choir 4. STANLEY EDGAR FOSTER nll21l1'llf'lN General. Yueal Nlubje 2. 3, -l-: lluyx Quartz-tte 3. -lg lrark 2. 3. 4: Nl Klub 2, A. -1. KEN iVlEYl-IR FRANCE General. Ifmnlmll 2, Il. lf. Letterenl 1: liaxl-getball 2. fl. 4, Lettereil 3. 4: Traek 2. 3. 1: lfreneb lilub 2: Hi-Y 2. 4: Buys Glee 2: Hnmernmm Rep. 2: Junior Claw Play lfrew. TIIELMA LAMAY FRERICHS 1 --Vl'HillSN General. Girls lllee 1. 2: 'l'ri-lli-Y 23 Pep Club 3. 4: Freneli Club 2. JANHJE ARLENE FRITZ FriIxy General. Pep Club 2, 3, el: llan4l 2. 3. el. l'in 1-. Letter 2: Pep lluntl 25. el: luninr Claw Play Crew. JUNE ARLENIQ CODWIN Household Arts. Tri-Hi-Y 2: U.'XgX l. 1: l'v-p lllub All Girls Cl:-e 2. ROBERT CHARLES HAINEY Runes College l'rep. Latin Club 2. Prefirlent 2: Class Feeretary 2: Football Nlanagxer 2. 3: llifun Staff 3. 4. lfflitnr -lv: .Kn- nual Staff 3. l. Pfslitur el: junior l'lay Crew: Une .Net Play 3: 'NFL ll. 1. Vive Pl'Q'4lllf'Yll 3. Seeretary -1: Debate 3. 42 Student lfuuneil 3: linniernuin Hep. 1: llisun ilwrral 3, 4: National ll.S. lnxt. 3: Quill anrl Serull 3: NI Club 3, 4: Seholarsllip .Xwarml 2. 3: IMR lliftmvry .Msarzl 3, TOM JOE HASSLER Toni General. Frmtball 2. Ii. l. Lette-rerl 3. 4: Nl Club li. 1: Hun- Orable Mention .-Xll-Nate l OOtball -l: Juninr Play Crew. HELEN SYLVIA HERRNIANN Bubbles College Prep. l'ep lflub 2. 3. 4: fillt't'I'lf'B1lf'I' 3. -l-2 lii-On Corral 2. 3. Al. Secretary l: :Annual Staff 4: liiwn Staff 3: Latin Club 2: One .Net Play 3: Girls Clee 33 Triple Trio 2. 3: Trio 3. 4: Mixed Chuir 3. 4. Secretary 3: Music Award 3: Band 2. 3. 4, Letter 3. Horn Quartette 3. 4. Superior 3. wr-FI? A. X i 1. 'L qvv -an X ALICE MARIE HIATT College Prep. Girls C-lee 23 Mixed Choir 33 Junior Play Crew 33 Debate 35 PPP Club 2, 3, 43 Latin Club 23 NFI 3, 4, Historian 43 Homeroom Rep. 43 Annual Staff 4: One Act Play 33 Office Practice 3. LULA R. HIDY 6bLu9Y General. Transferred Activitiesg Pep Club Cheerleader 2, 33 Mixed Quartetg Mixed Choir: McCook Activitiesg Pep Club 4g Mixed Choir 4. ' THOMAS FREDERICK HINRICHS WI-om., College Prep. Homeroom Rep. 23 Boys Glee 23 Convocation Committee 23 Student Council 3, 4, President 43 County Government 33 Junior Class Play Crewg Annual Staff 4. J OANN WrLHELMiNE HOFMAN ..J0., Household Arts. Girls Glee 1, 33 Mixed Choir 3, 4g Triple Trio 1. ELDA LOUISE HOUOHTELLING Commerrial. FHA 2, 3g GAA 3, 43 Junior Class Play Crewg Pep Club 4. IDONNA MAY HOWELL General. EUGENE THOMAS JAEGER Gene General. Class Secretary 2g One Act Play 33 Junior Class Play Crew. ROBERT HAL JONES Smiling Scotsman College Prep. Annual Staff 43 NFL 3, 43 Band Committee 4, Vice President 43 Junior Class Play Crewg Basketball 33 Debate 3, 43 Brass Sextette 3, 43 Cornet Sextette 3, 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Letter 3, Pin 43 Dance Band 43 Pep Band 2, 33 Bison Staff 43 Homeroom Rep. 3. BILL DUANE JUSSEL Cub Diversified Occupations. French Club 23 Junior Class Play Crew. JAMES STEWART KARRER ustewu College Prep. Mixed Choir 2, 33 Debate 3, 4g NFL 3, 4, President 43 Class President 33 Homeroom Rep. 2, 3, 43 Cheerleader 43 Annual Staff 4g Boys State Altemate 3g Junior Class Play CICWQ Latin Club Vice President 23 Hi- Y 2g Boys Clee 2, 3. CAROLYN RAE KENNEDY Carol College Prep. Pep Club 2. 3, 4, Merit Keeper 4, Latin Club 2, Treasurer 2, Girls Clee 2, 3: Mixed Choir 3. 4, Triple Trio 2, 3, Dramatitw 4, Annual Staff 4, junior Class Play Crew, Scholarship Award 2, 3, Typing Award 3, County Government 3, Music Contest 2, 3, 4, Operetta 3. WARREN LEE KINDLER College Prep. Basketball 2. 3. -1. I.:-ttered 3. 4: Football 3, ll Club 4, Hi-Y 4, junior Claw Play Crew. PATRICIA JOAN KITCHEN l'Pat College Prep. Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 4, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, County Government 3, C,-XA 1, 3, Treasurer 3, Girls State Alternate 3, Junior Class Play, Mixed Choir 3, Bison Corral 4, Annual Staff As- sociation Editor 4, Football Sweetheart 4, Scholarship Award 2, 3, Ueelamation Conte-t 3, Office Practice 3. HENRY EUGENE KocH Agrieullure. FFgX l. 2. 3: Football 3, 4. BERNARD HENRY KOETTER Nfiooll Agricullure. FFA l. 2. 3. Al, Treasurer 4, lloys Clee l. 2. JANICE ELAINE KoET'rER -Jann Conzmerrial. Pep Club 3: Girlg Clee 2, CAA 4. 3ll'RlEI. lANE'r Koi-:TTER lll'I't'fSl'llit'll Urrltpllllmls. Pep Club 3. Norm JAtgot'ELYN Ko'rsc:nwAR lac-ki Cornnierrial. Junior Claw Play Crew, CX.-X 3. -1. Pin -1, Nlixed Choir l. tl: Nlixt-tl Clioil' Committee Al: Offiet- Prnt'- tice 4: llomeroom Hep. -1. EDWARD LEROY KRAMER Ed Influsfrt'r1l.4rts. Football 4. Lettwrf-tl 4, Nl Club 4. VENEE A. KRAMER :Xggie College Prep. Pep Club 2. 3. 1, Ftudent Couneil 2. 3. -1 SPCTPIHFY 4: Junior Clase Play: County Cmernment 3, CAA 3, DAR Cood Citizenfhip Contest -1: Mixed Choir 3, Office Practice 4, Latin Club 2, Annual Staff 4, Op- eretta 3. JOHN EUGENE LEIDING Jacob General. Art Club 3, Football 4. JOANN ELIZABETH LENIIART .JON Diversified Occupations. FHA 1, 2, 3g Girls Clee 2g Pep Club 2, GAA 1. SIGRID ANN LEWIS .sign College Prep. Annual Staff 4, Bison Staff 3, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Sergeant at Arms 4g Band 2, 3, 4, Solo 2, 3, Superior 2, 3, Flute Quartette 2. Flute Trio 33 Bison Cor- ral 2, 3, 4, President 4, Junior Class Play Crew: Class Secretary 3, Tri-Hi-Y 2, Triple Trio 2, 3. CHARLOTTE ELLEN LEPPER General. CAA 4. DON LEROY LIEBERTH College Prep. Football 2, 3, 4, Lettered 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Lettered 3, 4, M Club 3, 45 Mixed Choir 4g Hi-Y 2g Bison Corral 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 4. DONALD C. LIESS Curly Agrirullure. FFA 1, 2, 3. 4. DAN J. MCCORMICK 'iDangerous Agriculture. PATRICIA ANN NICILMOYLE Pat General. Pep Club 2, 3g NFL 3. 4, Vice Preside-nt'4g GAA 1, 2g Junior Class Playg Debate 3. 4. DON DEWAYNE AITCNIAINS Baldy General. DON BRUCE MACKEY Throckmorton General. COmmf'rf'Irzl. UNK 2. 3. Il. lr:-asiire-r -1: Pvp fflul: 3. 4: Fl'l.'X 2. 3. 'l-. Vim- l,Y4'Nllll'Ill 3. 'l're-Iiitirr-r 4. College Prep. Fmvtlmall 2. 3. 1. LI-tt:-rt-Il 3. 4. We-Nt Big TI-n I and Soiitliwvst Cnnfvre-rice Fmitlmallz M fjluli 3. 4: lla-lu-L l1all2. 3: NFL 3. 1: Hi-H 2: lliwn Staff -1: l'iI't'l'1l'll lilulm 2: Juniiir Cla-R Play. KATIIERINE MACKEY Dirvrsilliefl 0f'f'IlflHlllllI.S, UNK 2: Pvp ffluli 2: fllag- l'I'r'Ni flvnt 2. DONNA LEE XIADRON f,'Ollf'gr' Prvp. l'1-p flluln 2. 3. lg flln-f-rlvaflv-r 4: Latin flluli 2: lriplf- lrin Z. .53 I,IrlN Mlm- 2. 3: luninr Llav llay: Mixwl fllI1vir3. ll :Xnnuul Nuff iz llrainativ- -l. LILA JI-:AN M,wEs 'Ili-III1ie- lluizsvlzolrl ANI. l llx'l l, 2. 3: lit-gi-I-O lllim. 2. l,l'l'Nl4lf'lll 3: Pr-p flluli 35 llixun Stuff ig UNK 2: llanfl 1. 2: .luninr Class Play Crvw. JACQUELINE LEA Nl.-KRKWAD .la1'ki Cnmnierrial. UNK 2. 3, 4. Pre--irlvnt 4: illafs Fm-rvtary 1: 'A Imp Club 2. 3. l. Yin- lm-fiilvni 4: Xlixg-ul Chnir 3: lunior J- I Class Ilay: Annual Staff 43 Convocation Committfhf- 3: fvv' . . , .. . I I f.Ounl5' him-rniin-nt 3: lrirls Ftatv 3. 0. 15 f M DONNA JUNE NIERHELL ENID LYNN MILLER Cvrwrrzl. liifnn Stuff Il. HOLLIS RIDNOVR NIILLER E Skip ffollvgf' Prep. lfmitlmall 2. 3. -l. Lvttvrwl 3. 4: SOuthwf'-t Cfurifvri-nw anil We-Rt Big 'lin l OOtlvall: llafkt-'tlmall 2. 3: frm-k 2. fi. -1. l.:-ttf-rvil 3, 11: M lilulm 3. 4. Sf-wrt-tary' l: Latin ffluli 2: Ili-Y 2: Juniur Claw Play Crf-w. MICHAEL JOSEPH NIORAN Big ,Im-U Collvgf' l'rf'p. HlllHl'T041ll1 Rf-Ii. 3. -1: .Xnnual Ftaff -1: ffla-s PI'4'Slllf'l'll -1: Nlfl. 3. -1: llc-lmalv 3. -1: Latin Clulm 2: Juniur Clais Play: County lluu-rniiie-nt 3: Onv Act Play 3. -1: HI-ye State- 3: Frlmltir-liip .-Xwaril 3, ROBERT ALAN NIORRIS ? nllnlln I.. BYRON OTIS XI-:INIAN General. Buys Glee 2. 3. 4: Mixed Choir 2. 3. 4. .EW .Ig W ,fis- X hr fx X GARY J O NEPTUNE Curly General. French Club 2g M Club 4g Football 2, 3, 4, Lettered Football 4g Basketball Manager 4-3 Track 23 Junior Play Crew. ELINOR GAY NIELSEN General. Mixed Choir 4g Band 2, 3, 4, Band Committee 4, President 43 Pep Club 2, 3, 43 NFL 33 Debate 3. - Louis 0RT1z Louie Industrial Arts. Football 3, Lettered Football 3g Track 3, Lettered 3. MARTIN ORTIZ Industrial Arts. Track 3, Lettered 3g Boys Glee 33 Foot- ball 3. CODY JAMES RABURN Diversifierl Orrupation. MARY ANN REDDING Commercial. Band l, 2, 3, 4, Pin 4, Cornet Quartette 2, Trumpet Sextette 3, 4. Brass Sextette 3, 4, Music Contest 2. 3, 4. Superior 2, 3, 43 Pep Band 2, 3. 4, Director 4g Dance Band 4, Band Committee: Latin Club 2g Pep Club 2. 3. 4. Sergeant-at-Arms 4: junior Play Student Director 33 Office Practice 43 Annual Staff 43 State Music Clinic 4. ROGER WILLIAKM REDMAN stR0gn College Prep. Mixed Choir 3. 43 Boys Clee 3. 43 Boys Quartette 43 Music Letter 3: Nlusic Contest 3, 43 Operetta 3, 43 Junior Class Play Crew 3g Homeroom Rep. 3, 43 Annual Staff 4g Hi-Y 4, President 43 Latin Club 23 NFL 3, 4. ROYAL ALLEN RICH w'hinf- College Prep. Football 2, 3, 4, Lettered 43 Track 2, 33 M Club 43 Hi-Y 2: County Government 3g Spanish Club lg Junior Class Play Crew 3. DONALD HAROLD ROBERTS Sandy Agriculture. FAA 1, 2. 3. 4. Vice President 3, President 43 Football 3, 4, Lettered 4. DOROTHY ANN ROBERTS 'fD0r CUHFEC PWD- Pep Club 2, 3, 43 Latin Club 2: Mixed Choir 43 FHA 1, 2, 3. Lois ANN HOEDEL Corrzrrzerzial. Offiw- l'ra1'tif'v 41 liixon Staff 4. DONALD D. RLPPERT lion Agrifullure. l l .vX 1. 2. 3. 4. Rf-porter -1-. YVONNE NIARIE RL' PPERT v0YlYllt'u Household Arts: FH.-X 1. 2. 3. 4. Junior Hmnvxnakingi Degree 1, Chapter Huxne-making Hegre-Q' 2, State Hmm'- Hlaking llegrw- 3: Pep lflul: 2. 3. 43 Offirf- Pravlivr' -4. LAURENCE LEE SCIIAFER Sm'huf Cove-rnlnent 3: llixml llhuir 3. 4: Seniur Class Vice Presi- 5 Agrirulture. .ML 1. 2. 3. 4. Re-purle-r 2. Sem-re-tary 33 County I x den! 43 Buys Ulm- 4. f ,fl ALTA JUNE SHEPHERD Juni:- General. Pep Club 2. 43 Clirlf lllw- 2: Mixerl Choir 3, 4: Mixed Choir Committee- 3: Triplv Trio 2, 33 Bison Staff 43 Annual Staff 43 Of-live l'ravtice- 4. JEANNETTE SHEPHERD Jean General, Mix:-rl Clwir 3: Tri-Hi-Y 2: CAA 2. 3. BEVERLY JEAN1-:EN SHIRLEY llc'x ' College Prep, P1-p fflulm 2. 3. 4: l.atin Club 21 Lural l,i'Cl8IIl2illUIl 3: llfillllilllllr 4: Sw-Q-f'l1 3: NFL 3. FREDA JLNE SIIRICFFLI-IR l'lf1'rl4llt'u lIl'16'l'.Sl,lI-FII Ilf.Hp1111'ffr1. llirlf lllw- 23 IN-p Club 2: ll.-XA 2. :XHLHNE SMITH ll1'z'er.s1'l1'e1l Offnpntiun, GN X 33 FII.-X 3, REECE LM ERN SMITH Ih'1'erx1'!1'e:l f,rr'l1lIUll'U71. J i f l I if ef I til lj: .. I A R. 5 .sf N. GARY DON SNYDER Snide General. Football 2, 33 Basketball 2, 33 Hi-Y 43 Mixed Choir 43 Boys C-lee 4. JOHN THOMAS SPENCER Wes College Prep. M Club 3, 43 Football 2. 3. 4, Lettered 3. 43 Basketball 2, 3, 4, Lettered 43 Track 2. 3. 4. Lettered 43 .lunior Class Play Crew 33 Mixed Choir 4: Boys Glee 43 Latin Club 2. DORIS LEE STEVENS Stevie General. Pep Club 2, 43 Junior Class Play Crew 3: Senior Band 2, 3, 4, Letter 2, Pin 43 Pep Band 33 Bison Staff 43 Annual Staff 43 Mixed Choir 3, 4. MARLA MAE SUTTON General. Pep Club 23 Operetla 33 Mixed Choir 3, 43 Bison Staff 3, 4g Office Practice 4. WILBUR ELTON WAGNER Beets Industrial Arts. LOIS ELAINE WATSON Commercial. Pep Club 2, 3, 43 Senior Band 2, 3, 4. Letter 43 Pep Band 43 ,lunior Class Play Crew 33 Mixed Choir 33 Girls Cvlee 2g Debate 23 NFL 2. MARILYN RUTH WESCII Marylee Diversified Occupations. FHA 2g GAA 23 Mixed Choir 33 Operetta 33 Bison Staff 2, 3. ERMA EILEEN WILLIAMS Chester Household Arts. Pep Club 3, 43 Senior Band 2. 3, 4. Band Letter 2, Pin 43 FHA 23 Art Club 33 Annual Staff 43 Bison Staff 43 Mixed Choir 4. PARKER RILEY WILLSON Gunner General. Football 4g Man of the Year Attendant 43 M Club 4. MILDREIJ LOUISE WISDOM 'Millie' General. FHA 1. 2. 33 GAA 3, 43 Pep Club 4g Junior Class Play Crew 3. CLASS COLORS Red and Sllver CLASS FLOWER Carnatlon CLASS VVIOTTO Hot mzshed just begun mm EB Wi Stain Ofhcers and Spuusars ltr 4 Senlor presldent Joe Moran plans future senxor actlvltles wlth vlce presl dent Lawrence Schafer and secretary J3Ckl Markwad whlle Mrs Rees and Mr M1nn1ck look on approvmgly The senlors of 1932 haxe found thexr semor year one of 1nsp1rat1on and enjoy ment They enjoyed the capable leadershlp of presldent Joe Moran and hls efflclent cab met along w1th the competent aduce of the sponsors Mrs Rees and Mr MlDnlCk Lnder thelr expert guldance the semors of 72 found enjoyment m thelr semor week 8CtlVltlCS semor conwocatlon semor class play and the annual Jumor Semor Prom as well as 1n all school act1v1t1es The graduates played lmportant parts rn many school act1v1t1es and orgamzatlons and through thelr feats helped establlsh precedents and standards for future semors to strlve for Leadershlp m some flelds reached helghts whlch mll be dlfflcult to surpass However the senlors reallze full well the valuable BSSISIHIKC and guldance recelved whlle ln pursult of these goals and can only extend thelr heartfelt thanks ln slncere appreclatron for the patlence and understandmg exercxsed by the school admmlstrators whxle carrylng out thelr task of guldmg McCooks young people to more happy and helpful llves Thank you' SENIOR SONG Tune September Song It s been a long long tune From Freshman to Senzor And the days went ast if And now they are past When we leave McCook Hzgh We uant you to know 'J That we ll always remember j 1 The way you have shown And the thmgs that ue ve been taught Are the thzngs that ue have sought We thank you thank you And then these preczous years tn memory we ll keep These preczous years we Il always keep Song by CAROLYN KENNEDX YLf.A. ,- . - 'Fila A J 5 'hi 'T 1 y f ll to T . . . ,,-, ,. 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X . j, x 1 ' A-TQ CLASS Miss Acker Mr. Behrends V 3 jun hrs SPONSORS We 3 CLASS President Barbara New Secretary ! wwe 'Z L Flrst row Lois Ackerman Albert Aco ta Rlchard Albrecht Sharon Bales Don Baruth Mary Bargary Marge Belknap Larry Benzmg Second row Donald Bracllev Lamome Car mlchael Nlarlene Chmn Norma Churnme Cornell Clapp Delbert Clary Gene Colllng James Collmg Third row Catherme Conroy Carla Cruver Delores Cuellar Rlchard Dack Jon Dawson Su anne DeVeny Nlargaret Fassler Dor 9 wln Felker Fourth row Dons C-oeltl Damel Grubb Robert Hanna Lenora Henrv Delores Hesterworth Thomas Hlzel Barbara Hollars Cordon Holst Flflh row Alberta Horn Wavalee Howell Nancy Hubert Carol Johnson Leonard Johnson Eumce Kohmetscher Kathryn Kunkee Malcolm Leach 11719, A sw f , 5, we 'Q 1,5 I 4 1. sn g x .s , ' fi vf'J?' 5 12 Tfil e EI- M e, ' 35,34- '5 .R , - Q -F ag .a : X -uv r lx ff ' ' 1 2 J K L . -f' +1 , ggi? , , .,.,, ,H ft ' u' 4 , A , g , Kimi 4 2 :gf , ' ami I 1 - ' , , J fi QL , ' ' ' tg! at , - - Q S ' , , , A , X A ,f ' I , -:Y 4, 1 , S , , . : ' , ' . -. . - , - - - ,, y , - 3 . 1 ' 7 - '5 , , - , , , , , , Q 1 - 3 , , , , , 7 - Q . , , N . . , OFFICERS Donna Nelson Dlane Wilcox Vlce Presldent aplz re 2 if X WW 'A rs QA , J X 555 in., f Q we 1 3 A vu Q I 'Q 92, E694 W 8- 4.1 if 335' ii wg It If .M ,Affs,!' 402' ,,,,. ,Q mv' aka .:49', , 1 fx, 3 Q MX v H? -N M W i, If E -.Q 0l'yHl1lZdfll7l1S Part of tl1e groundwork of our plClllIC of h1gh school l1fe lm supplxed hy that 111te1est1n0 fragment of school llfe known as olganlzatlons Organlza tlons play some of the p11ma1y role- 111 the folmatlon of our plClll1C and p10Vld6 the c1t17ens of 'VIHS ss 1th then fnst taste of self Government and school lHlp1OVCmCl1l We are lmmensely proud of ou1 0l.1tStHlld1Ilg pep OIUHII lZdll0Il the Red Peppers Ha1led the state over they represent MHS maUn1f1 ce11tly and are a Uenulne t11hute to the commu111ty Our dCtlV6 student C0l1IlCll, shown l1e1e engrossed 111 1ts work, lb an Ofg3I1lZE1ll0Il envled through Olll the state f01 1ts outstandmg iLl1lCVCIT1CIllb To name all of the orgamza llOIlb and then acco1npl1shments would I'CqlllI'C several pages the11 hlstory IS COlll31IlCd 1n the SCCUOII that follows By playlng such a vast part IH the for mat1o11 of our p1ctu1 e, the value of 01UdIllZ3llOI'lS cannot he overestlmated 'Nlot to have pa1t1c1pated 111 orffanlzatlonal procedures dllllllg your h1 h school Cdleel ls to have neglected your school and yourself You 11eed MHS O1g3Il1ZdllOHS the OI'U3IllZdllOIlb 11eed you' ,Annual Staff f? v ANNI Al Edztor Assoczate Ed Secretary Buszness ll r Classes Orgam ations Aclltzlzes qnupshots Admznzstratzon r Sports sTAFF Bob Halnex Pat lXltCl'l6l1 Nlarx Redding Venee lxramer Bose Conrox Sandra Drake grid Lexus Tom HlIlflCh Blll Xxelson Jun llaulne Joc Moran funzor Hzgh Jackie 'Nlarkxs ad Here they are the STAFF of this year's annual To them belong the laurels for one of the outstandlng annuals 1n the history of 'VI H 5 Tlme enthuslasm enjoy ment, and just plaln hard work went into the making of this pride worthy annual But the staff feels that the yearbook could not hate been so great a success lf lt were not for the wisdom and guidance of their sponsor Mrs Hope Rees and the magnl flcent leadershlp of their editor, Bob Harney First row: Pat Kitchen, Rose Conroy, Sandra Drake, Cue Cashen, Jacki Markwad, Elinor Niel- sen, Alice Hiatt. Second row: Mrs. Rees, Donna Madron, Helen Herrmann, Doris Stevens, Mary Redding, Sigrid Lewis, Mr. Minnick. Third row: Peggy Appleyard, Barbara Cotton, Pat Mc- Ilmoyle, Venee Kramer, Karen Almquist, Carolyn Kennedy, Erma Williams. Fourth row: Roger Redman, Tom Hinrichs, Bob Hainey, Bob Jones, Jim Daume, Bill Axelson, Joe Moran, Stew Karrer, Don Lieberth. Student 60 uc!! Left to rlght Terry Byrd Betty Burton Jack Lemon Lane Mlller Cae Cashen Ted Perry Norma Lebsack Lamolne Carmlchael Barbara Neumann Venee Kramer Terry Schne ler Pat Kltchen Sandra Drake Mem Bell 'Nils Humphrle Wir 'Hanley Tom Hmrlch One of the oldest and best known OI'g3IllZ3llOI'lS IS the STUDENT COLNCIL Thls orgamzatxon IS the lmk between the students and the faculty Through these people the student body make known their suggestlons and obyectlons IH the goy ern ment of school affa1rs The members are elected by popular vote and are to serve for one year Sxx members represent the Senlor class fue Meetlngs are held once each week at whlch yarlous matters such as snack bars rmprovements for the school and problems confrontmg both student and teachers are dlscussed The Student Councll 1s responslble for two formal proms one at CTITISTIIIBQ the other IH the sprung OFFICERS Presultnt Tom Hmrlths Secretary Wenee lxramer Treasurer Pat lxltchen funzor Rep Norma Leb ack Sophomore Rep Ted Perry Y Z-sz the Jumor class and four the Sophomores I6 d Pepper Your pep your pep Yes our picture of school days at MHS would hardly be complete without the usual show of enthusiasm and school spirit whlch prevails throughout the school The 1na1n part in the formation of a picture of school spirit IS played by the 106 members of the RED PEPPERS high school pep organization for girls Each fall the Red Peppers elect a sponsor for the coming school year This year as has been the precedent m the past three years Mr Watkins was chosen by the girls to serve as sponsor Under her expert attention the club has functioned more smoothly than ever and has a long pedigree of worthwhile projects which contrlbute toward the boosting of school spirit Of prlme lmportance to members of the Red Peppers are the annual Color Day festivities and the annual Athletic banquet which IS held in honor of the M club Also on the calendar of ewents are the rummage sales held to secure funds for operation of the organlzation and weekly snack bars planned with the same purpose in mind Members of the Red Peppers cabinet busily mapping plans for the organization are Karen Almquist, Jacki Markwad, Sherry Lou Shepherd, president Sandra Drake, Helen Herrmann, sponsor Mrs. Watkins, Carolyn Kennedy and Cae Cashen. Hlzcer ,Cmdcrs Mascots Kitchen and Murphy survey the scene of another Bison triumph and began planning for their high school days. Huw can the Bison keep from winning with such cmnely lasscs as those above cheer- ing them un! The girl cheerleaders are Dun- na Madrun. H 1- I e n Herrmann. Nancy Hu- hert. and Pat Kitchen. 5 4 LOU IIIZY Sill The male sex is rep- resented in the pep leader's ranks by Louie Ludwig, Jon Dawson and Stew Karrer. I ff a ww Xe S6009 Mcllmm' h 5 r0W C Shen Alice Hiviafaqgesta Dmnel 'Y ir C89 8 ex' Ke NEISOH 15 ROS X H Herrmann E igxot Donaxd Miglia Leonard lohn on net row He e Stev- HT' Karr ll' Humvlmes joe 0 KN ey Yxobfffl Innes is-S on Bob Ham jon Daws it NAM I the NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE am another part of the puzzle which forms the McCook senior high school My life 15 scattered throughout the Umted States but the portlon in McCook high school IS an interesting one I have seen many students start down the path of forenslc work and I have seen them pass to the highest glory for MHS I hope those who have entered forensic work will fmd something which will help them reach the highway of success For that IS my Job to set a goal for the future Each year I have had several individuals help me ln guiding the forensic work This year Miss Humphries has acted as guidance counselor along with Stew Karrer and Pat Mcllmoyle who direct my life as presldent and uce president Bob Halnev has taken over the statistical part of my life Alice Hiatt has charge of recording the honors awarded MHS Joe Moran has served as sergeant-at-arms. I would like to thank all of the students, teachers, and others who have made my life possible in your school. I hope I have given you the help needed to make a success of your life. I , 1 D ! E f l -if L The flow of printer's ink and adjectives from room 11 each day illustrate the amount of energy and time spent by the members of the BISON STAFF in publishing the school newspaper. The staff, which consists of members of the journalism class, devotes several hours each week to securing news with sufficient reader interest to warrant publication in the bi-weekly school organ, The Bison. The past year, the staff has enjoyed the supervision and instruction of Mr. Hennigan and under his guidance has succeeded in improving the paper. The ap- pearance of the publication on alternate Fridays adds immeasurably to school life and represents a big piece in the development of student interest in school affairs. The part played by members of the Bison staff in assembling a picture of high school life is great and one which merits increased support. BISON STAFF Edztor ,,t,t,,,, ,,.,tc.,, ,, ,, ,Bob Hainey ,, ,Lois Roedel Erma Williams , , Lila Mapes ,,,Bob Morris Keith Chapel Mr. Hennigan Assistant Ed. Y, , News Ed. ,tt,.,t,,ttt ,,,t, , Feature Ed. ,, 7 ,, Sporls Elf. 7 Circulation ., , Afivisor ,VVV. H , ,. l6'is014 Horrzzl ' Flrst row Slgflfl Lewl Pat Kltchen Sandra Drake Carol john on Pat 'Horan Barbara 'Neu mann Second row Betty Breland DIXIC Stevens Don Lleberth Mr Armstron Cornell Clapp Jeanle Taylor Helen Herrmann Tlurd row Cary xI9ll'lll'l er Dan Grubb Lamolne Carmlchael Rodney Walker Bob Pre t Bob Harney One two three sllde one two three Yes that s rlght That 1s one of the ma1n phrases heard at the BISON CORRAL dances at the YMCA on Frrdax mghts and after games durmg the school year The commlttee has reorganized thrs sear under a new constltutlon and under the sponsorshlp of C H Chlll Armstrong has he come one of the leadlng QOC13l dance groups of the school OFFICERS of the group are Slgfld Lewls presldent lVler1t Bell uce presldent and Helen Herrmann treasurer ' I 5' A large after game crowd enjoys a teenage sponsored B1son Corral Q I ' y A National Youth Government program has been the main ac- tivity of the McCook chapter of the HI-Y during the past year. The organization was active in several state meetings which were held in conjunction with the pro- gram. Four delegates were named from the McCook chapter for par- ticipation in the session held late in the fall in the Nebraska Uni- cameral Legislature. The four boys representing McCook were Roger Redman, Warren Kindler, Ken France and Charles Baum- gartner. First row: Warren Kindler, Bill Axelson, Jim Daume, Gary Snyder, Jay Schnoor, Charles Baumgartner. Second row: Mr. Armstrong, Cornell Clapp, Larry Benzing, Ted Perry, Terry Byrd, Roger Redman. Third row: Louis Ludwig, Tim Brown, Bob Cotton, Bob Prest, Ken France, Gary Meininger. Serving as club OFFICERS the past year were Roger Redman, president, Gary Meininger, vice-president, Gary Meininger, secretary, Cornell Clapp, treasurer, and Jim Daume, chaplain. ,Aff 61116 The ART CLUB is one of the many small pieces in the puzzle which molds together our fascinating and spirited life of MHS. lts functions are principally devoted to the study of different phases of art. Different hobbyists and professional artists of the community were invited to explain and demonstrate their interests in the field of art at the club's monthly meetings. First row: Elinor Orman, Mary Herron, Cwen Patton, Nona Weigel, Virginia Wardlow, Jeanine Mochery. Second row: Bonnie Lauvcr, Lowell Hoagland, Lester Russel, Don Motter, Don McMains, Jack Parsons, Richard Keen, Miss Imm. Third row: Herb Harris, Jack Lemon, Wilbert Leibrandt, Louis Dulaney, Robert Hall, Max Moskal, Bob Hanna, Jim Shaw. The purpose of the club is to give interested students a better understanding of art as a hobby or profession. The Art club, under the spon- sorship of Miss Imm, has co-op- erated fully with the students and teachers of MHS in fitting to- gether the many vast pieces of our puzzle. OFFICERS President .................... Jack Lemon Vice President ........ Lester Russel Secretary ...... ....... N ona Weigel Treasurer .... ....., D on McMains i ii W 4 ii 'Lf 1 I Drum major Jon Dawson. inajurvtte Kay' Cashen band president Elinor Nielson and niajorette Joyce McDonald admire the hannvr wnn hy' the MHS band at Ak-Sar-Ben. !!flf ,'ll llvrv the-y' Hrel Thi- NllIWi'lf5'l' Cll:XNll'lUNA Sllll' Nlfllitflllxfl HXNID tht- X14-C-ink lligti Sf-hunt Band. 'llhv hand. under the iintstanding dirrwtinn iff handinastvr Bill In-lly. vliiiiawil their inust :ni- CesSful year in history hy' winning: the' Ak-Far-limi niarcyhing hand cliainpiniisliip in their firft yi-ar of vunipetition. The award gives to the inrist nut- standing hand in Nebraska and Iowa and was snught hy nearly' 241 sulinnls thiQ year. The nutetanding organization spnrts more than 941 pieces and is an enviahle credit to the sc-lninl and Ctltttllllltllly hoth on the cwmcert platfnrni and on tht- parade grounds. :Xt tlw annual Distrivt Mn-' ic' contest held this year in Nic-Cnnk. the hand mimi again wfm the coveted Superinr plus award ex- einplifying high Supe,-riiirity aniiing high wliiiiil hands. The hand gave a fine ar-1-mint of itself at the annual Rand Day perfnrnianw- fprnisiirvxl hy thr- liniyvrfity nf Yvliraslxa. 'lihi' Illitfvlllllg grnup min praiie aa thw finest niarvliingg hand in thi- Qliim. 1. 4 1 L ? I W 4.- Bf11'f:o,51 The stuclc-nts of MHS wish to cxpreSs their gratitude for the uutstumliug xwrlt which has been done in the direction of the B.-XXU5 activity lay Nlr. Bill Kelly. 'Illu- prvsvnt outfit of pvrfcwtlfun was not built overnight and the im-iiilwrs uf the' lnuml and the-ir fvlluw stuclcfnts are the first to realize this. For his mam' hours of 411-vutt-ml 1-flort tu lnuilml ll firu- musivul nrguiiizutimi fur NIIIS W1'1'ilIl wily xii Urlillillllxi. Hill. Ihr- HXNU f.0NlNlll Il-.I'.. umlcr tliv gliiwlailiw- tif lilll lv-llx. llvllux ti. flwifli- alll lwulr uml wlttlf' .ill prwlilcuif tlitit fwmfruiit thu' lumsl. l.4llIllIlllll'l' iii'-mlwrx :ire l,l lnrarian Patsy Rogers. Vive President Bull Ji-m-s. llirf-1-tur Hill liz-lly. N-vri-tary kay C.aShCn. Preslrlffiit ltlimrr Xiclimi. Hawk row: Lllvrurizuis Nwriiiu lmlixaivk. llitg lll'll- mis. Xancy Nl:-lvin. flariil lnlirismi. Pulvliz-ity llirwtivrs Xlzirx Kim ll'-lliling. 5igri1l Lf-isis. vluninr High Hvprvseutatixe Bvtty Urvlzuirl. 5 juniar Hand 'sa M 0...- -,,..-f The JUNIOR BAND under the direction of Mr. Leo Kelly is a preparatory course for musicians who will later enter the high school hand. The group is generally built around seventh graders who have started their musical training before entering junior high. However, any student in senior or junior high school who wants to he- come a member of the high school band has to start his training in the junior group. The key to any good marching group is found in the skill of its DRl'Nl lNl.'XJOll and MAJORETTES. MHS is indeed fortunate to have a fine group of haton toters. Majorettes are Sharon McDonald. Sandra Merrill. Patsy Dennis. Patsy Rogers. Sig- rid Lewis, Norma Lebsack. Kay Cashen and Joyce McDonald. Jon Dawson has served in the capacity as drum major the past year. . Q 4 Q0 wh . 'Q Baud Groups MIXED CROYP-Donna Nelson. Eli- nor Nielson, ,lack Lytle, Max Moskal. Wanda Rowland, Mary Ann Redding. FRENCH HORN QIYXIKTETTE-lon Dawson. Elinor Nielson. Carol Johnson. Helen Herrmann. Q SAXOPHONK SEXTETTE v Waynf jones. Lois Watson. Margaret Young Dorothy Nelson. Marion Turner. llc lores Hestvrworth. TROMBONE QIWARTETTE - Donna Nelson. Beth' Breland. Don Barutli. Loren Miller. Baud Graups DRUM ENSEMBLEfCary McLachlan. Sharon McBride. Rodney Walker. Jim Lee. FLUTE QLARTETTE-Sigrid Lewis. Nancy Lee Hubert, Patsy Rogers. Judy Panzer. MIXED CLARINETTE QVARTETTE -Joyce McDonald. Le.-Xnn Lindbeck. Marilyn Meyers. Kay Cashen. CLARINETTE QLARTETTE - Joyce McDonald. Kay Cashen, Norma Leb- sack, Jean Plourd. Wiz! d gill? r First row A Hom R Zimmerman D Robert B Burton N Falllck W Rowland K Almqulst Herrmann D 'Hadron K Conroy D Wilcox D He terworth 'NI Dmnel L Hldy NI Shu-Ido Dmnel Second row C Kennedy W Howell B Hollar'1 N Leh ack P Rogers 'VI Young Shepherd D Stevens D Carter B Neuman E Nllller 'Nl Belknap B Nlurphy L Herron Stltt R Durkee B Nmemlre 'Nlr Rouch Thlrd row H Bartel A Fr1tLler L Ludwlg New D Wallen 'Nl Fa ler NI He kctt -X Scheneman 'NI Nlcktr on R Conroy 'NI Sutton R Redman P Conzale D Lxeberth Fourth row NI Leach L Schafer D Lcnhart C 'Siem mger ,l Rowberry S Foeter NI Smlth D Leach C Holt T Huel K Chapel S Corns C Snyder B Nexman C 'NIcLachlan J Schnoor ,l Dawson D brublx T Spencer L Dondlmger C Sloggett T Perry The artlstxc Qelectxons of ITIUQIC wshlch the muted cholr produced tlns xear made up one of the moat beautlful of all the PICCCS of our puzzle L nder the expert dlrectlon of Mr Robert N1 Rouch the cholr was able to pxeeent llandele Nles lah during the Chrletmae Qeaeon and a dellghtful operetta during the eecond Qemeater The choir completed a useful progressne wear wlth IIS partxclpatlon ln the annual dlstrlct mus IL conteet Q I ' : . , . ' . . S, . , . ' . . , . ', , H. . . . . . , . ' , . -s , . . ' , . ' , . . ' ' ., L. l . .V I . . . ' , . -. . S , . , 1 . , A. , . , . ' . . , . A ' , A . , . . , . , C..', . ,.' 's,r. . ' ': . s,r. ,,. ', B. ,. ssf... s' .... 3 ...H ',r.f , C. Cashen. J. Kotschwar, A. Kalinski. P. Moran. l. Hoffman. N. Snyder, D. Palmer, D. Bailey, . , . ' s, . ' . ': A . . . . . - , . , ' - ' , . , c. . . . . ' ' , . , I. s , . , . , . ' s, .T , . ' . . . , . ' , . : , . ' . . ' , . ' . . . T. . ' ' ' c . I H. -'JS' T, A Vaal! Qfrwzp ,fs SOPHOMORE SEXTETTE-Ethyl Logan, Sandra Dulaney, Lorna Harrison, Pat Clamp. A Wells, Dorothy Huff, Dolly Ann TRIO-Barbara New, Helen Herrmann Kay Cashen. QL'AliTETTEM-Roger Redman, Dan Grubb, Jon Dawson. Stan Foster. 1. C3 Q JUNIOR SEXTETTE-Barbara Hollars, Nancy Fallick, Adeline Kalinski, Alberta Horn, Maxine Shields. Not shown, Maxine Heskett. 3 7 oi 0 Flrst row Mr Fenderson R Roedel R Rogers W Roedel B Koettel D Roberts L Brox R Carlson R Hoff Second row R Ulrxck J Koetter C Wake-fleld C Hackenkemp E Ervm R Trail H NlcNutt D Cappel G Pearson Thlrd row R Dack A 71nk D Rf-njamm 0 Reneda D Mutter D Benjamln D Ruppert A Rathe P FTllQCh6 Fourth row L Henry R Rall L Mlller J Remers R Mltchell D Lxess L Swanson C Shepard A Rothmeyer Old MacDonald may have been qulte a farmer but chances are that he could have lmproved hls techmques by becommg a member of the McCook chapter of the FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA The local chapter IS a member of the natlonal orgamzatlon whlch IS set up to promote Interest ln agrlculture and lts many phases The old axxom about all work and no play IS taken mto conslderatlon by FFA members also The group has a full program of soclal ewents lnserted m tts calen dar Among these are a hay rlde and welner roast a box supper w1th the FHA and an annual Parent Son banquet Among other extra actlwltles of the group are judg mg contests throughout the state The boys have found the qualltles of flne leadershlp and mstructlon ID the person of Mr Fenderson agrlcultural lnstructor and chapter sponsor OFFICERS I restdent Donald Roberts Vzce Preszdent Roland Carlson Secretary Wlllard Roedel Treasurer Bernard Koetter Reporter Donald Ruppert Senlznel LaVerne Broz FARM Or i AM A ,XY ERICA 60 : . , . , . , . , . 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' 1 e I . , 11 Q 5 an .Y ' Q OH 0 First row 'Vlrs Hofferber V Qchuetz A Scheneman D Merrill J Ruppert 9 Shadley Second row B Huff D Qchreffler F Ervm L Herron F Patton D Koch W Shepherd P Fahnholtz Thlrd row V Wardlow V Fuller N Qnvder B Ju el Y Ruppert D Qcheneman N Rxchter D Trehal O Cro Sendmg clothes to needy persons overseas was the mam project of the FHA th1s year The local chapter 15 a member of the natlonal Ofg8IllZ3l10I1 whlch IS set up to promote mterest ln homemakmg affalrs The local chapter saw honors bestowed on two of lts members Donna Nlerrxll and Jo Ann Ruppert were honored as dlstrlct offlcers serxmg as Publlcltx chalrman and Parllamentarlan respectlvels A seml formal mltlatlon was held early IH December to brmg new members lnto the rapxdlw expandmg group The members enjoyed the talented supervlslon and lnstructlon of chapter sponsor Mrs Hofferber who has serx ed ln that POQIIIOH for the past sexeral sears WQMAKERS T- I jg WM? 0 NEW HO +C of 44, ' 74 Q: S f 2 J m E, LA- 1 V Y 'T ff, O4 CQ 4 Q, ll 1r t r w oh orr1 amf me armlf lan xc 1 na v lm aumr- e N srl K IIII lhapel Nuoml rr M N lp 1 er Y arren klllllltf I rrx 1 IM Ier Iarrx Inn r cr Wlll on oamh R4 nhoulm rx Nm: er Kr nn r I lm Haines ma l ll Ilan iru nl r m 1 e an v ?Lll'16 n o rm axne Nhmul lx n I am: rx 4 Ihr hugh Qehool NI CLLB IN an orgamzatlon composed of BINUH alhleteg who haxe L nrned monogram m exther foothall bawketlmall or track Through the leaclcr hlp of lxelth Chapel Lluh prexs and Coach Art Honhoxfle OfgdIll78I10Il Qponaor the club haa 1nQt1luted many nevs 1d68Q lnto 1tQ program durmg the paQt wear Forexnmt among new pol1c1eQ haa been the new plan of lIldULtlIlg memberQ lnto the 0I'g2iIllZ3I1OIl A new pohcy toward dexeloplng Qchool Qplrlt and good conduct not onlx on the fleld of athlet1cQ but IH the Clawroom and Commumtx ha led e OI'g3IllZ3tlOI'l to become one of the outf-tandlng leaderQh1p groupi IH the Qchool OFFICERS rfszllerzt , lxeith Chapel like lresiflenl Dick Belknap Secretary-Treasurer Skip Miller . GQAV4 FHS! r0WZ S. DPVPHY. J- Markwall. J. Kotschwar, Miss Cumminghani, D. Merrell, J. Codwin, C. Lepper. Second row: S. Gregg, L. Herron. C. Patton. P. Kelly. V. Fuller. K. Vodehnal. S. Jeffers. E. Houghtelling, M. Wisdom. Third row: J. Larreau, F. Erwin, R. Carroll. W. Howell, D. Koch. J. Shepherd, S. Shreffler, P. Fahnholtz, S. Horam-k. GAA organizes early in the fall in order to have all their activities well planned. The main event of the year is when the WAA and the CAA clash in an annual three game series in basketball. For the last two years the high school gals have over-powered the Indian maidens. OFFICERS-Jackie Markwad, Pres.g Millie Wisdom, Sec'yg Elda Houghtelling, Vice Pres.g Donna Merrell, Treas. H0 5 1600111 166,11 eselmzfizfes The HOME ROOM REPRESENTATIVES is an organization made up of mem- bers selected by the Student Council. There are at least two members taken from each home room. These members help the Council with such things as selling concessions at football and basketball games, decorating for dances sponsored by the Council, and informing the Council of student problems and requests. 1 0 it All First row: J. Koette-r, J. Shepherd. N. Fallick, C. Stitt, R. Durkee, R. Car- roll. Second row: H. Bar- tels, A. Hiatt, K. Crook, L. Ludwig. R. Redman, Cv. Pearson. Third row: P. Moran. R. Meister, B. H8int'y. S. Corns, J. Moran, J. Kotschwar. KC Here we see our dlStlIlgl115hCd corps of custodians the men who keep old MH5 to gether They are Mr Snowden Mr Greenlee Mr Mason and Mr Bramble A meer bunch cant be found' Ah, ah, ah -thatis probably what Honest Abe is saying in the background as he watches these members of the senior class play fum Back the Clockw snudging on their lines. Haven't you memorized those lines yet?', Miss Humphries is probably admonishing. The play was a grand success despite these morose faces ,ftcfiv Ziff One of the largest and most important pieces we found to include in our picture of MHS school days is the one which includes the many activities engaged in hy the citizens of MHS. The activities are widely varied and a necessity for the person who is building a complete picture of his high school days. Activities are the salt of high school life hut as one educator once said, 'gshould not hecome the food. They are. however, a prime necessity for they help to maintain the high prestige HHS enjoys among Cornhusker prep schools. Participation in MHS activities marks the individual as a leader and a credit to his Red and White colors. A person who is proud of the NM he represents is glad to join in group activities to improve even further the fame and honor won hy previous generations of MHS graduates. The seniors of 552 have made activity participation a must - may the graduates of future years let activities reign on its present throne of success and respect. Ki 0 v4Wlll'!l' We, the seniors of 1952, are indeed proud to present our Bison Award to CAROLYN KENNEDY for her outstanding scholarship and excellent lead- ership in school affairs. Carolyn has been an outstanding member of Red Peppers for three years, serving her senior year as Merit Keeper. Efficient and faithful ex- ecution of her duties was a large factor in her election to this post and to a place on the Annual Staff. Other honors have been won in County Government where she served as County Clerk. It is, however, in the field of scholarship that Carolyn excels. A consistent high average has won three scholarship awards for her and ranks her at the top among this year's graduates. The sen- iors find deep satisfaction in having been able to extend this honor to one of MHS7s outstanding students. 'i We, the seniors of 1952, are indeed pleased to present this yearis Bison Award to DON LIE- BERTH in recognition of his outstanding leader- ship and contributions to school betterment. Donis primary interest has been in the field of athletics, where he has excelled in football, basket- ball and track. The diminutive senior won his mono- gram as a junior in the cage sport and has been in M Club the past year. Donis excellent personal traits were rocognized by his selection as Man of the Year during the football season. His other active interests include participation on the Bison Corral committee, of which he has been a member during his high school days. Don served as a County Commissioner in the County Government program and on the Annual Staff during his senior year. TS . f-M -if M is -fa ,fs VWWZQQQ. 1 ,K W an-, .4 W la , fi X Q, ' rl-,Ai . in Q w 5 4 4 if 4 r nh? 5' . ' ' fzwha l Nl R , 2, ET H f 6 g ' ff.. K , x 1' ' f xg: Q :Q M 5 1-L Lgqdlrfus ,, + iw 'ff A W f ' Y 5 M ! ? Y n k gt V sw v M, xv .. ,- A .., ,-X is v ,G - D J. f.4-px l.l-lx fm-nf x .x-xx - 'RX 60l0 Z9 y The kickoff for the annual extravaganza which rivals the Mardi Gras in excite- ment, the MHS COLOR DAY, came Thursday evening. October 18. when the cit- izens of MHS flocked to the annual bon fire held behind the high school. The warmth of the fire hardly matched the spirit and enthusiasm of the Red Peppers and the many other Bison partisans that assembled to cheer MHS on to victory. Fol- lowing the bonfire. the traditional snake dance found its way along Norris avenue to a downtown rallying spot. Next day, school spirit reached its climax as Color Day came at last. First came the M Club sponsored rally with the presentation of the skit written and produced by M Club members. President Chapel introduced the actors. i l Then followed a production which would have been the envy of Shakespeare. The acting may not have been polished but the spirit was there as the Saints in Heaven went about their business of examining prospective tenants. Notable rejections included a well known sports writer and the foe for the eveningis football contest, the Alliance Bulldogs. After the saintly Bison triumphed over the evil Alliance devil, another parade formed to continue the show of enthusiasm. Led by the midwest marching band champions. the MHS band, the pep club and hundreds of other boosters marched downtown to prove that 'iwe've got the vim, weave got the pepf' Following the downtown rally, all hands had to be content for a brief lull in activity before the final salvo was fired at Weiland stadium for the gridiron con- test. During the period of inactivity, however, speculation was varied as to who had received the honors of being football Sweetheart and Man of the Year. nt f 51 iii lvflo v ...ill Q. The evening, of October 19, 1951 brought not only an exciting pigskin clash between the MHS Bison and the Alliance Bulldogs but also provided the occasion for the crowning of the football Sweet- heart and Man of the Year. PAT KITCHEN was selected by the members of the M Club to reign as queen and football Sweetheart. Her attendants were Lesta Dinnel and Jacki Markwad. 'E fsil ' ff N V35-15 if we Xiu M up 1 'A f Klan of the Year as selected by the members of the Red Peppers was DON LIEBERTH. His at- tendants were Keith Chapel and Parker Willson. The Color Day festivities were climaxed at the annual Corona- tion ball held in the llcCool-1 col- lege auditorium. juniar Enthusiastic audiences shook with laughter Nov. 12 and 13 when the JFNIOR CLASS presented Hil- degarde Dolson's three act rib tickler, We shook The Family Tree. The play found the basis of its hilarity in the zany actions of Hildegarde in relation to her date to the prom. Freddie, the lad with whom Hilde- garde had a date, was relegated to the low spot on the social totem pole because his parents made the poor chap wear knickers. To make matters worse, it appeared as if he would have to wear them to the prom. However, through various schemes concocted by the two teenagers, the situation finally looked better. Freddie got his suit and the audience- re- ceived more than a full share of entertainment. 611155 Flay ini Ca: CAST Bob ,Vc,,,s,,. ..,,s, , Lamoine Carmichael fimmy ,,s,s,,,,, ,,,s,s,,,,,,s,, , Billy Sigwing Hzldegard ,,,v,,,, ,,,,.. . ,Marlene Reiners Sally ,, ,,,,,s,,ss , ,, ,Wanda Rowland , . ,,i,,,, Robert Maag Mr. Dolson Mrs. Dolson Y,,,,,,,ss ,Barbara Ninemires Ellie May ,l,,l,l, ,, , Nancy Hubert jill ,Norma Lebsack Frerlflie , ,.., 7, ,, ,Tom Hizel Paige ,c,, ,,,s, D elores Cuellar Mrs. Sliermer ll,,ll,,,,,, Dian Wilcrax Mr. Shermer ,i,. Bob Turner Seuia Elm' Play The SENIOR CLASS turned back the hands of time on April 27 to present an enthusiastic crowd a picture of life in the gay and glamorous era of flagpole sitting, goldfish eating and motorcycle racingfthe year 1928. The three-act comedy Turn Back The Clockl' had as the basis of its plot the love triangle involving Evie Palmer, Charlie Hill and Johnnie Stone. Charlie is thoroughly unpredictable and Johnnie is a budding salesman. Evie happens to be a pulpit preach- ing, idealistically minded young high school graduate. The plot thickens with the addition of Larry Palmer, typical college lad of the era, into the scene. He has his love problems, too, trying to decide between Maybelle and Irene. Everything turns out for the best. as usual, and everyone enjoyed the production. CAST Mrs. Palmer , Evie Palmer Sally Palmer Maybelle Harrison Phyllis McS0rley Irene Islzerwoorl , Barbara Bannister Hilda ...,ec.,.cecc,e...... Mr. Palmer ,,,,,, Charlie Hill ,,..,e,, fohnnie Stone , Larry Palmer .,,,, , Ollie Bannister ,, Shorty Bascombe , ,Barbara Cotton Pat Kitchen , , Lesta Dinnel Helen Herrmann , , , Kay Cashen , ,,,, Karen Almquist ,,,,,,,,lacl-ci Markwad 7, Elinor Nielson Robert Jones Bob Hainey .,...,,Bob Morris , ,,e,,,, aloe Moran ,e,,,Tom Hinrichs e.,,.,,,,Stew Karrer Zhri ima Pram Council president Tom Hinrichs and his date, Barbara Cotton, lead the Grand lVlarcl1. with Mr. Johnstonis expert assistance. Holiday revelry in lVlllS social circles reached its pre-vacation climax Saturday evening, December 15, in the Junior High gymnasium. The festive occasion was the annual CHRISTMAS PROM. sponsored hy the Stu- dent Council. A near capacity crowd was on hand to see that the Yuletide season got an appropriate curtain raising and dancers made merry all evening to the strains of the Collegians. Decorations in the White Christmas mood prevailed on the scene of gaiety and helped to make the Xmas Prom the usual outstanding event. The Collegiansw attempt some harmony. Our photographer captures the Yule spirit on film sa King and Queen of J-lm rfs Our royalty! Royal Rich and Helen Herrmann reign as King and Queen of MHS sweethearts while Ken France and Janice Fritz make it official. as attendants. hy crowning the royal couple. Friday evening, February 8. was Dan Cupidls day in MHS. The sweethearts of the hallowed halls congregated in the Junior High gymnasium following the MHS-Boys Town game to enjoy an evening of dancing and to elect tho King and Queen of MHS Sweethearts. The Student Council sponsored dance was a huge success and a high- light of the school year. 1 1 5334 1 Poor Keith!! Look what the wicked jury did to him. P Ox fn- Q db Hear ye! Hear ye! TWlRP SEA- SON goes into effect Oct. 23 and lasts until Nov. 2. That was the welcome cry that all boys in MHS heard early ,f L . Vi in the school year. It simply meant that the woman was requested to pay and perform all the little deeds that a boy must do during the other 51 weeks in the year. When reported violating this order, the offender received a summons' and had to appear in Kangaroo Court which was held in front of school on Wednes- day and Friday with the Student Coun- cil acting as Judge and jury. SUMMONS! ! Iohn fones-You are requested to appear Kangaroo Court tomorrow noon for lation of Twirp Season. Principal, Philip M. Johnston Zazmly Gzfrferlwzmf Ir , n-. --'hung H 14 CW. Thi- smiling group of clcctctl officials from Heil Wiillow county' high schools awaits tht- lug tlay. Bands. banners and hallots littcrccl the halls of Nh-Cook high school during tht: wcck of lfchruary lil to 212. ilihc friyolity' sct tht- sccnc for the annual Cornhuslicr County Covcrnincnt Prograin sponsorcrl hy' tht- :Xincrican lmgion. y rx llatforni planks anrl pranks canic into play on lfcluruary lu with thc Nationalist antl lfcclcralist party convcntions. Nlr. Nlinniclx anil Nlr. iliyson sponsorccl tht- noyicc political groups. Ft-hruary IU says' thc party' primary clcctions and tht- following clay the clcctione-cring rcachccl its pcak with the gcncral clcctions. The clcctccl and appointccl county officials joincfl rcprcscntatiycs from the other county high schools at thc county courthousc on Fohruary 21 for County' Coycrn- nicnt clay: The ycarling officials ran the county' husincss for a clay' and lovcfl it. lil:-ctccl from Milf we-rc Barham Xineniires. clerk of the clistrict court: Lanc Nlill- cr. County Xsscssor: Donna Nclson. County' Trcasurcr: Lainoinc Carniichacl. County .-Xttorncy: Larry' O'Donncll. County' Sheriff: Barbara Nt-uniann. County' Clcrk: Cath- crinc Conroy. Nlarlcnc llcincrs and Ronnie Nlcistcr. County' Cornmissioncrs: .-Xl Roth- nicir. County' Agricultural Age-nt: Donna Wiallen. County Extension .-Xgcnt: Dan Crubh, County' Service Officer: Dian Yvilcox. County' :Xssistancc Uirector: Jim Refiners. County' Soil Conservation Director. Q Q Q i l 5 I il -it-t --.J If 'Y 4 Afhlefivs In attempting to form an accurate picture of high school life and activity one could not possibly for et to include athletics in the puzzle The develop home and community as well as on the field of athletics IS one of the primary accomplishments of athletlc participation Nothing contubutes so well to the building of a well rounded picture of high school life as par t1c1pat1on IH or with athletics Buildino better boys thlough athletics is far better than mending men who have failed in their efforts to co operate together ,, Uh. 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Asslstant Coach N1lIlIllCk X itant toach France Head foach Ronhoyde and Re eryc Coach Bthrends plot futur B1 on gridiron strattgy THL RED AND WHITES 19u1 GRIDIRON LOG The Wlccook lligh School Bison under the able guidance of mentor Art Ronhovde raised the curtain on their 1931 grid season with a 12 0 conque I of the Cozad Hay makers Bob Vlorrrs and Larry U Donnell threw their headgear into the scorers ring Morris by catching a nine yard aerial thrown by Terry Schlessler and 0 Don nell by slashing off tackle for Z0 yards The Curtis Aggies proylded the neyit wm for the Ronhoydemen by bowing to the visiting Bison 116 Ncoring honors were dlYlC1Cfl between Terry Schlessler and Merit Bell althou h Sclnt lcr had 1 hand III both tallles Tom lla slers hard drlv ing play at halfback stood out The 110lllLN1lllIllIlj., Bison returmn to their Wcilancl Field hfiunts silenced tht bro guns in the lcxmgton lVl1nutemcn s attack to gain their third consecutive South west Conferenu yictory 110 Tom Hassler sprinted 16 yards for the first Bison tally while 1 irry O Donnell followcd moments later with a scyen yard mash Schiess ler s puntin prrklcd throughout the tilt An injury riddled rain dampened crew of 'VIcCook Bison finally dipped their colors for the first time when they bowed to the Scottsbluff Bearcats on the Ian handle sod The Cats got their 60 lead early and managed to hold off a desperate Bison scoring thrust late ln the final stanza to gain the West Big Ten yictory The Bison s title hopes were cyen more dampened following a Z3 1 thumping by the highly touted North Platte Bulldogs The Platters simply had too much strength for the injury hit Bison squad Only cause for cheers from Bison partisans occurred when Bob Morris snagged a 24- yard spiral from Terry Schlessler for the only MHS ta The highly ranked Alliance Bulldogs were neitt into the B1 on s stamping ground and they went away' owning a mighty hard won 20-15 West Big Ten win. The Bison fought desperately' to win the Color Day clash and owned a T-6 halftime lead and a 13-13 deadlock in the final period before bowing out. Don Lieberth and Gary Mein- inger provided the offensive fireworks for the locals. Lieberth scored the final Bison counter and Meininger lead the ground attack. A fruitless eastern Nebraska trip was next for the local.. They' tried hard but couldnt throw' the Boys Town Cowboys who walked off with 1 34-6 triumph over the Ronhovdemen. The Kearney' Bearcats felt the fury' of the Bis in he rd when they' were entertained bv the Red and White at Weiland Field. The Bearcats went home with a 25-6 defeat hangin, from their drooping tails. The win broke the Bison's four game win drouth and evened their season s slate. The Holdre e Dusters up. et the Ronhovdemen 19-13 in the Red and Whites sea- son finale. The un: ha-r Student Manager: Gary Snyder Leiter Rurrel and Dan Grubb. Ka kefball 45- 5 .A-Q IP P an th Bl n Don Ilmhrrth lxen Pranu 'lt rrx Nine lm Warn n Kmdle r Iarrx 0 on keith fhapnl it 1 1 1 a 1 1 1 1 ann and a UH NIUN I NIL L Bison 1 union is lo o IIIU 1 rfu ti period A cold fmal tanzl proud tht lillldlll futor in the Qet wrk Q OOIX 1 XlBRXNlxX Thr BIQOII funn luck froin thelr IJHNIOUS mg H oas 1 reinont Tweri t KQFIIIOII tic IOIICET Cr '. Nei, 'f 41 ' 'lit 'f i 'Jw .'iftTli 1 d ' . fill! , 41' r Q ' J 1' ktpt the Iionvcrs far off thc winning, track. 1 '..-XID I Y, -I ' If 'i P Iayrnakcrs trippc-d tn- 7 ' '- - ' - '. third outing. :X last quarter Stall hy the Cozad cuint :um the gnnc and St'1w'd ff a lrilliant Niccoo at- tunpt to knot the count. N 1: QOOK 50 Sf10'IiTSBLl'l'I4' 2 ,-X determined squad of Bison Vainc up with one of t IC Noun on S p t 1 t nr le repreacntltnw in a VCL t B1 luwv ie 1 on came from behind in the fir t pLr11d to tie tlu Cr rc at halftnnf and Nllil 1 Sh1rpQ iootin flnfil tanto 'ULCUOK 40 H01 DREQF Z e B1 on Lomplctmd a Qucnwiful ionic. Qtan IX dropping the hapless Duster cave qulnt. France and auinc led the scorinff parade fth :onnt bri iant asristance yy thtir tflannnatcs, The rin hepvd 1o:t 'son stoc in tu Smut wt-st ' n r-n 'Q-. ' if RNEY 43- MCCUOK -' cf i'-I l!li'CIllt'II Svt ' S 1 ' '? lt-'ld the Rf-'ir , ring firgt 1' ' 1 ' 5 - i va '1 11- 7 arnfyitPS at the f' iihing FIU. Dau and Fra ' C' -ith-il Svoring. honor? 1ut just vouirnit prevcnt 11- he-arthreaking loss. NOHTH PLATTE TO-lVlcCOOK 49 The North Platte tilt found the Bison in a scoring slump. The Red and White crew was exceptionally cold while the Platters couldnit miss. Schiessler toted away Bison scoring honors. MCCOOK 6-1-LEXINGTON 53 Another Southwest conference scalp was added to the Bisonis belt when they dropped the Lexington quint on the lVlinutemen's home court. Ken France had a brilliant evening by pushing 18 markers through the mesh to lead the Bison in their winning game. MCCOOK 60-UOTflENBl'liG 48 A highly regarded band of Gothenburg Swedes had their victory skein severed by the red-hot Bison. O'lJonnell and Daume coupled their fine scoring with some outstanding floor play by their mates to gain another Southwest loop win. MCCOOK 58-Ct'RTlS 27 The torrid Bison downed the cold lfarmers in a South- west loop scrap. Daume led the way for the Red and White crew by garnering 17 points. lVlcCOOK 47-BOYS TOWN 36 The Bison upset a highly rated Cowboy club. O'lJon- nell and Dauine paced the Bison cause as the Red and White quint led from the start. HASTINGS 46-MCCOOK The Tigers forged ahead in the final minute to capture the victory in what would have been a brilliant upset for the Francemen. Daume and Lieberth copped scor- ing laurels. Team play was at a maximum but the Tigers couldn't be stopped, MCCOOK 63-ALLIANCE 47 The Bison gained another West Big Ten win by de. cisively conquering the Bulldogs on their home court. A strong final quarter cinched the victory for the Francemen. ' MCCOOK STHNORFOLK 4-8 The invading Norfolk Panthers found the Bison a hard quint to corral. The Red and White lads were never headed as they copped an interdivision Big Ten tilt. Schiessler and France topped the scoring for the Bison. MCCOOK 54-FREMONT 42 Brilliant team play by the Bison caused one of the upsets of the Cornhusker prep season. Behind from the start, the Francemen wouldn't give up and garnered 21 points the final stanza to capture a decisive inter- division Big Ten tilt from the highly rated Fremonters. LINCOLN 58-MCCOOK 53 The Bison closed their regular season on their home court by dropping a thriller to the state's top team before a packed house. The Bison fought back from an eight point deficiency in the third period to come within two points of the Capital city crew late in the final canto. Schiessler and France led the Bison scor- ing parade with Belknap close behind. The Bison enjoyed a successful year under the mentor- ship of Les France. The Bed and White crew won 10 contests and lost 6 tilts in regular season play. Kg 61176 .J 377 X Xl ul E5 V aul K r lf , lull Y vm Mudem Nlillintn dk Nile 9 I t n cl Eldon Erfienzxn tanliutll CHO artmf wiki, me X N i913-utah Larrvv was inc Charxe Baxqhuer latte B0 OBYWR h Nlaitlex Niotter Lan l C0ac Qin A lstan' xt f Hot t X3 L3 ash Behren Eddie 0 The McCook high school RESERVES, under the tutelage of Richard Behrends and Robert Manley, came back after a slow seasons start to play -oxne impressive bas- ketball and finish their seasons slate with five victories matched against seven se - backs. Chief offensive threats for the Red and Wh and Eldon Ma es. L to be valuab Cozad 7 Scottsbluff Holdrege Kearney Platte North Lexington P le addi 17 26 34 45 45, ytle and O ' h tions to t Brien spa e varsity McCook McCook McCook McCook McCook McCook I' I' kled in the oster next McCook McCook McCook McCook , McCook, McCook, ite rese rv es were ir offensiv J ack e pla campaign. 34 242 34 35 51 39 tle Bill O B Ly ' rien y and sh ld ' ou prove Gothenburg Curtis , , Junior High Y Red Willow Junior High' K lndianola ,, W 35 36 39 29 44 44 r I Z' ark ,gg my um -4 ,ag .V -,qv t H Q65 af . . 2 A 3 3' 4 33 1 7 gin 6 mf- ,W - I... ,ft L -f i, lf 3 f V . First row: Cornell Clapp, Robert Hanna, Ted Perry, Bernard Koetter, Gary Meininger, LeRoy Dondlinger. Keith Crook, Paul Gonzales. Second row: Tom Spencer, Cary Cierhart, Ronnie Meister, ,lim Colling, Bob Prest, Ken France, Bill Bond. Bill O'Brien, Curly Neptune. Third row: Ass't Coach Minnick, Parker Willson. Larry O'Donnell, Eldon Xlapes. Les Russell. Lamoine Carmichael, Terry Schiessler, ,lay Schnoor, Cordon Holst, Skip Miller, Coach France. Short on experience but long on enthusiasm! That was the story as Coach Les France took up the reins to guide the Bison through the 1952 cinder campaign. Only two veterans were in the fold for the Francemen. Skip Miller, consistent point getter in the weights, and Gordon Holst, rapidly improving half miler. were the monogram winners returning to another season of campaigning on the oval. Several promising speedsters came up from the fine junior high squad of last year, Prospects were good with about 40 aspirants turning out for the thinclad corps. SCHEDULE April 4.-North Platte Dual April 25-Kearney Invitational April 10-North Platte Invitational May 2-Big Ten Meet April 16-Southwest Conference Meet, Kearney May 9-District Track Meet May 16 and 17-State Track Meet f N ll From This Small Beginning . We hope that we 1101 e bnzlt an allequate pzcture 0 .school flaw s at Wd ook Hzglz School It IS our hope that we haxe p1esented an accurate, enjoyable record of your pant bchool year at lVlcCook H1 h School However lt IS our gleatest rush that you have ploflted flOm It ind will contmue to p1Of1t ln the years to come We stuted lblllldlflg our plcture, and our llves w1th one small element of h1 h bchool llfe the faculty We proglesaed to the classes to gam our mam source of Hlatelliil From there we went to the leadcls of school the 01 11112615 and the bulldelb who wlll 1nsu1e not only a succese ful :chool hut someday an even more succeasful AI1l6llLd We added a dose of dCtlV1l1C5 and athletlce to make the p1ctu1e H1016 stlmulatlnz, and then poured the contentb IIIIO a mold From lt we LOIlCf'lN6Cl our p1ClU1C of lxfe at MHS We hope that you, too, have shaled m all of the thlngb co11 tamed Wltlllli the LOVCIS of thls hook for lf you have you1 llfe at MHS has been one of pleasure and p1Of1t and one not eablly forgotten. juniv fhylz Rapldly bfiollllllll to asbemhle then own puzzle plLllllC of hl h echool llfe the etudentb of JUHIOI llloll school have htd hut a bmall tante of the thrlllb souovwb wollx md play thfit have been expellented hy than V611 A class of Dxaduiteb Newelthelebb the11 luck 1Ol1Ild of lLt1VIly wlll beneflt them Ill ljlllldlllo then h1 h chool date dfiyw ol enjoy ment that they wxlll nevel qlllte know agaln May they hulld an even hettel lllgjll school llfe flom the examples vwhlch we h we laxd before them 5'acz1lfy CLEO ALFRED THEO. ALLWARDT ROR HACKER U. of Nebraska Miami U., .-LR.. AAI. U. of Nebraska, l!.S. C ,.1., f U .ii .', fig, 5 I Q RUTH COOVER SARAH CUNNINCHAKI G.-UL FENDERSON U. of Nebraska, M.A. Sterling College, B.A. Oklahoma A.S4M., RS. K' 1 EMMA IMM W'lLLlAM KELLY EDNA MCGREW EMMA HEESCH Prinripal Kearney' Teaehers. A.R. U. of Nebraska. M.A. MAURINE HOFFERBER Kearney Teachers, B.S. CWENDOLYN Nh-KENZI E Hastings. R.A. U. of Nebraska Peru Stale. ATS. Stephens College. B.S. U. of Neb., M.A. B.M.E., M.M. Colo. State. M.A. U. of Nebraska, M.A. l 5 J, ' CLADYS CHARLES ROBERT RUSSELL STAUFFER MUMMERT RICHTER STARTZER Colo. AEM. and Colo. State Denver U.. B.M. Peru State. R.A. Nebraska Wesleyan. A.B. -FQ? 'A -m Y ' 3: I .Q . N s-Jaffe' YJ EMILY HENRY DALE WWSMER SWEDENBURG WILLEMSON U. of Nebraska. B.S. Kansas State, B.S. U. of Nebraska, B.S. .Si Ein 5 . X C LORRAINE NIOROSIC Secretary Szglztlz Grade Flret row L la hly 'VI Acosta 9 Wertz M Meyers K Bngglna A Iepper R Rodrlquez R Bone I Cruevar B Hockman Sevond row B F1 her C V es: Y Lowrv J Molehee F 'Nel on K C-eltman Nlr Backer B Block ,I Qal hun N john on X jore en on W Fuller N' form Thlrd row B Xounger J Vlcllmoyle B Qtemhouer H Klelger J Belknap Q Roulhard B Albrlght K Nlackev C Logan W Larmer R Rub Q Frazer W qhaw C Cadent Flrst row W Ruby I French I Schuler Samuelson S Remek B Heath Second row Nl Howard J Roger 'NI1 lmm J Salsbery Thlrd row A Cuellar L Randolph E Toms D Harmon S Wolf G Rouch F Hummer Q qchlllereff H Broun V Ebert J Oleen S .l Hannal F Randolph 9 XICMHID F Search L Carroll E Pryor A ,Iam ch D Duke D Hall R Crowe D Young NI Blake J Qcott A Qmlth R Wlodrell R Roger R qchmltz Q , I . ,S ,.. , . . ., . 1 ., . , , . , . , V - ' . ', , Y , . .. , . . . s , . lk5. . ,. . . . ', , .e . , 1 . s. . ... . . . .C s s g s. . . 1 - 1 - - 1- . 1- A S, ,. 'Q ' . . .. .. 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Seventh Grade Flrst row B Dmnel B Muller B Nlcllmoyle J Panver A Janlsh L Corey C Mxchlsh 9 Hollarb R NlcNutt A Lubrandt NI Schuler Second row J Hanson H Blum B 'NIc'Caff:rty run arrle fvharml R erkln unom fwar l lar L larn Haokney J 9 vt ng B Jtnen Thml row Nlr Frlck on A l'ollrlt D Bzrntlt R Roblyfr I Schuerxn K Cotton A Hormel J l ylor X Pahnholz K Lurtk D Sums B Swan 1 Salt bury C iortler A Baumg.artner 'Nlr Rxchtfr l'ourth row McDonald H Be-lntr W 'SIC ulre O Wugel D Cotton A Wallace D Thelben W Schwcnzfc-ter E Nlartm B Layman ll lohnson M Burham F Hackenkamp J Herrmann C Whm n Fxrst row L bprmkle J btrtt 'NI Frntzler J Lockhart D Ralchart S We-ek L Horn B Lmker R lmel F Crook J Clapp K Brlen Second row W Dcrr D Cate L French A Ol en NI Berry B Bovur D Ln er Nlr Xlfred B Kltchen L Rxch B Campbell R Lauren Brelancl J Bawer D 'Nllchf-l Thlrtl row B one 5 Jon: R Nqhleeman C RhP1Ch Xlotter C Ru bell J will-IUHI NI Lt-nheart L Phllllp J Lungenbf-el E Heckencamp C Fo ter E Rawburn 4 Prlce J Ol en Fourth row C Ortlz D Ju el C Felker J Carrol D John Q Well C Raburn D Threben J Lodesnta B Callcn 5 Unger 'Nl Carmuhaf-l .l W alker B Koetter ' z . ' , . ' , .l , . . , . , . , . ' ' , -. B. C 2- , B. H' L. Sh-I ' . . P' ' 5, M. R-5 lls, K. St- t, D. ltr. th. . l vll, K. ',..'ig'i , . ' :...'s,..' '. .- .. J. W 'g1, . l , . . . a' , W' , . , ..ft ' . ' . I. 'S ', '. I '. . T ,t . ' -. W 1 J. 2 , . ' -s. '. . Q' , . , . , . ' . . ' , . ' -' ' , .. '. . , . . , .. , . . . :- : . , . . .. , . . . ' . .. ' s, . . . J. . . ' . . . ' . ' ': .J S. Q. -s. . Q' . N. A , S s , . 4' . A. ' . . 5 . : . '. . ss , . , . Y' . . M S. . . . ' , . . . -, Q. , .. . . Kay ' ,limi Girl ' Glen' gfllb First row: John Harris, Lowell Hoagland, Mr. Richter, Robert Hull, Bob Douglass. Second row: Dallas Matthews, Roger Derr, Everett Coolsby, Richard Keen, Robert Ulrich, Rodney Derr. Third row: John Wallace, Roger Ball, Richard Budig, Larry Frazier, Richard Trail. First row: J. fllockery, B. Howell. B. Rreland, NI. NIcBrien. R. Kalinski, S. Gregg, K. Whitten E. Churning. J. Lockhart. J. Webber. Second row: B. Burton. T. Schriber, P. Dittus, L. Fuller. D Goble, V. Meyers. B. Laver, D. Musgrave, C. Ruby. L. Lindbeck, V. W'ardlow, D. Wilcox, S Jeffries. U. Patton. Ni. Richter. Third row: D. Matson. F. Ervin. 5. Meliride, li. l'rest. J. Panzer A. Doyle. S. llebee, E. Corey. N. Roberts, D. Schreffler, l. Michaels. D. Crocker, l'. Falinholtz S. Horaeek, T. Missner. J. Keen. Fourth row: D. Wilcox, B. Wright, V. Larreau. D. Baldwin L. Wright. D. Pepper, J. Hauxwell, L. Schreffler. D. Roetlel. V. Beck, A. Breitling. J. Olson, G Edwards, S. Merrill, S. McDonald. B. Huff. .. QQM 999099 0 .9 Q Q v . , 3'-4 v V 7 gp- Q31 .av - an ,fzwmr ,Hgh Qaafball FIFSI row J Almqulst R Hoff Coaches Wlllemson Wlsmer and Backer C' Randolph L Hoag land qecond row N Corey R Ruby J Mcllmoyle D Russel E Toms D Wolfe W Qehow B Modrell R qChI'HltZ Thlrd row F Hummer J Jackson C Randel D Nelson J Scott J Belknap D Young D Clonch H Harrls D Harmon L Randolph Fourth row J Wallace H Davldson J Barrett B Carmlchael R Carroll R Keen D Trall A Smlth J Par ons The BABY BISONJ grldders under the tutelage of Coach Dale WIQIIHCY and as SlSt3lltS Henry Wlll6Il1SOIl and Bob Backer enjoyed another Wllllllng season thls fall The youngsters tasted vlctory three tlmes fought to deadlocks tWlCC and went don n to defeat ln a palr of tllts The 1n1t1al tllt found a green squad of Baby Bison tangllng vuth a stout Culbert son eleven The game falled to proye anythmg and the fmal store read 00 The Camhrldge Trojans felt the fury of the Bison herd ln the nevct encounter The local lads ground out a 270 mn over the hapless Trojans The lNorth Platte Bullpups gave the Wlsmer lads thelr worst trlmmlng of the year when they declsxoned the Blson 33 0 The Curtls Aggles managed to break even wlth the Blson m a pamr of games The Aggles copped the flrst 217 but fell before the lmprovlng Wlsmerltes ln a return test 127 The VlSltlI1g Gothenburg Swedes left the fleld on the long end of 12 0 score and a flnal tllt w1th the Culbertson Bears agaln farled to settle a thmg a the battle ended ln a 6 6 deadlock yds e -Qi Coach Wismer gives his youthful charges a pre-game pep talk. SE ASOW S RECORD lifzlsk vibe!! Fxrst row Roger Derr ,Ierry Jackson Dan Young Fred Hummer Cary Randel Dlck Nc-lun Dallae Nlatthews Second row Ron Greenlee Harold Davldson Rodney Walker Coach WlbHlff Bxll Carmxchael ,Ierry lone John Harrls Lnder the capable coachmg of Dale Wlsmer the McCook ,Iumor Hlgh BABX BISONS had a remarkable seaaon Coach Wlsnler tutored the boxs to a 9 wm l lose record The Baby BIQOIIS ran up a total of 419 pomts whlle allowmg the OPIJUQIIIOII only 326 We can be proud of the fme job bemg done by our Jumor Hlgh ln xts athletlc accompllshments Hats off 'NlcCook McCook 'VlcCook 'tlcCook McCook McCook 'VlcCook McCook 47 McCook Culbert on Cozad Curtls Red Wllloss 'North Platte Culbertson Curtls Kearnew North Platte 60 ,,,.....,,,,,,,,,,,, , 5 , 45, ,eeee,,,.r, , , Y, 44 ,.,,,,,,,,,,, McCook Red Wlillow 44, ,,ee,,,, ee,ee,,e,. ' ,, 50 7777-V iiiiii Q F i h, ' . 52 e,,e,e,e. Y, eee,,, , 1' 52 ,,,,. , ,.ee,,., e,,,, . 36 ee,.ee,e.r,ee,,.,,,, l ' , A, 49 ee,ee...,e,.,,,,,, , 1' , H We .. 1 junio gh Crack I I as ' nz. --.M , gx Y I 1 ' K s T 1 v--4: VX 4 2 9 ' , , .-- Ayn, f..Ya.r ' .- .fmf 1 W '.,:,',-1+-yb ' A ,k.4f: f1p:3?gi'l'C3QQ . ru 1 1 1 ww r 4 1 n 1 N111 1 .Tl Y '. . Y L . . l' Ll ' .L ' L ', ' ' I . ' ' N ' ' 'N lllll. L . . 1- 1 .4 ' ' ' ' N 'V' -- . , ' ' N . , wh D114 Yvisnnr lvuill a 'I n Qf M . W V S0 'A-KU r In ' ' - J - n. A Wrge purtic n 1: ye' 'i : 'n 'nf' cinm tf ' mi ' -A 4' for Coavh Les Franccfs hiffh school Bison. vo 'annual trvki to trivk Inc-ctr Qlway: nfuln by tl - B' l- 'su '1 ss' Cmnpotinff in otlwr Cinrlvr Contvsts. A revular featurv uf tln- Balm Bison tra -la c- aign if tme Fouthwcit Confcrenm unior Hiffh Nlwt in x him-lm mln- Wisnn ri! '1 nay: fare well. ,f fe mn ., y-Q ., . -x The NV Cluh rluei a hit uf gmicl na- lurefl goofing off to lmnst nur Biimis Here thc-x aref Thf- Belles of the- liallwe football Qeasun. that is. Fay. is that Roush at the wheel? I NP 3 '9 Our miliieruriiari ha- vaplurefl il fe-xx highlightu uf nur last si-lmul year. Tom is jumping with joy but I bet that Hoagy misses his trousers. Where are you. Hoagy? Besi' Washes SHORES AUTO SUPPLY 222 WEST B PHONE 7oo RED WILLOW EQUIPMENT CO Case 8: Ford Dearborn I06 Wes+ Is+ Phone WHITTEN S HATCH ERY Baby Chucks 8: Feed Phone I000 McCooIc fx, DON F BROOKS Jewelers and Op+ome+rls+s YOUR KEEPSAKE JEWELER IO7 Wes+ B Phone MODERN APPLIANCE Radios and Records II5 NORRIS PHONE 29 MURPHY S CAFE Feafurung qw S+eaIcs and Sea Foods Lx McCOOK PUBLIC POWER DISTRICT REA I09 Easf C McCook MODERN CLEANERS The Only Bargain Dry CIeanlng IS OuaIl'ry NORRIS McCOOK PAULS REXALL STORE Reglsfered Pharmacls+s Surglcal Appliance Fl+'nngs Phone II MCC We Gnve S 8: H Green Siamps PEPPLERS SHOE SHOP SERVICE QUALITY WORKMANSHIP MCC ok Nebraska E M SLIGER MOTOR CO Chrysler and Plymoufh Sales and Service McCook Neb aslra GREEN S DRAPERY SHOP CompIe1'e Lune of Wallpaper and Decorahve Ma'rerlaIs Easf I I' McCook Nebraska HORTON TYPEWRITER CO Leo Lundy HorI'on PorI'abIe Typewrl+ers and School SuppIy Headquarfers 320 Norrs Phone ACME PRINTING CO Russell O Sou+hard R B Sou hard Job Prlnhng vs Our Business Noi' a Sldellne 320V2 Nor McCook CHIC APPAREL SHOPPE Ladies Ready 'Io Wear Glerhorts STORES OF STYLES AND VALUES PHONE 437 McCOOK McCook I38 . 377 I . . fx I' I c . sin Owned by Those We Serve 22' ooI: T- O .- . I' 208 s , I'I. ' ,. a za vis P SUTTON COMPANY Jewelers Es'I'ablIshed l889 For a SpecIaI GIH' Gwe Jewelry HARVEST BAKERY V 110 J B Shuermg ig! Wholesale Re+aII 2 I 2 NorrIs Phone I3 QJ'Cl'1'I5L All McCook Nebraska R F PATES HARDWARE HARDWARE 3. HOUSEHOLD UTILITIES 288 Norrls Phone 52 VOGUE CLOTHING COMPANY Men and Boys Wear f ZEPHYR CLEANERS Free DeIIvery II2 NORRIS PHONE I86 MANNING MOTORS INC OIdsmobIIe and CadIlIac Rutt s Store JACK AND KENNY II4 Wesi' lsf McCooIc MILLER SALES CO MIIlers Cloverleaf DaIry 409 EAST B PHONE 30 MCCOOK HORMEI. CHEVROLET CO Congrafulahons fo The Class of 52 SWIFT AND COMPANY DaIry and Poulfry Planfs DIsI'rIbu+ors of Ice Cream McCook MCCOOK LUMBER CO Phone No I DRAKE OIL CO. II'-III,II McCook, Nebraska Q SOUTHWEST MOTOR SALES Aufhorazed Dealer of Hudson Aufomobile and Crosley Complefe Service Deparfmeni' 503 Easf B D 8: S MARKET Garden Spof of McCook PHONE 389 308 Easf B McCook O L Y M P I A Home of Good Things +o Eaf for Parficular PeopIe MANUFACTURERS OF FINE ICE CREAM and CANDY ,X IG V! H. . XC I 3,5240 . .., if , , . C, . a a 4 Il O Q . ' .Af4' Quo ,,.., , fl...'. Q .su I . f-. f ,Wt ,T K. 'i is, ' ' A' ,f -1, fa -' V- . -- ,a . .. I't' v.O 'P I I 1 .A ' I -' W I , . . . ' o I ' n . . . . . Wagner Grocery CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 52 423 Wesi' B Phone I020 LAUNDERERS AND DRY CLEANERS The Leading Launderers and Dry Cleaners of Wesfern Nebr McCook RELIABLE TYPEWRITER CO The New Gray Magic Royal WORLDS LARGEST MANUFACTURERS OF TYPEWRITERS BEST WISHES FOR CONTINUED SUCCESS TO THE CLASS OF I952 Xlxf-if LOPERS CASH GROCERY Home of Qualufy IGA Produc+s I05 Wes+ C Phone bl 309 EAST B PHONE 840 KANSAS NEBRASKA NATURAL SUCCESS TO EACH GAS COMPANY INC Moclernlze wlI'h Na+uraI Gas Mccook ICE AND PACKING COMPANY SINCERE BEST WISHES GRADS Mccook Nebraska 203 Norrus McCook CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATES OF I952' MCCOOK RENDERING CDMPANY BEST FLOWER SHOP FLOWERS EOR EVERY OCCASION 606 Norris Phone 2 I 7 SWAN'S FURNITURE LeI' Swan's Feafher Your Nes+ McCook CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '52 KLElN'S MOTOR 8: ELECTRIC 605 Wes? B Phone 324W Congrafulafions fo The Seniors of I952 KRAMER ELECTRIC SERVICE 7II Wes'I' Third Phone I385 FISHER'S SERVICE 424 Wes'I' B McCook 24 Hour Qualify Servlce VOLENTINE AUTO COMPANY, INC Ford and Mercury Sales and Service McCook COTTINGHAM S Women s Apparel McCook Nebraska Famous Label Fashions Norns McCook Em n Jens so-QV, NORRIS PHONE me EMPIRE Sales and Service 520 Wes? B McCook WU' 'fue SOUTHWEST IMPLEMENT CO McCook MONTGOMERY WARD McCook MODERNE STUDIO Complefe Phofographlc Service Commercial Por+ral+ Groups McCook Rothmeler s EVERYTHING FOR THE HOME McCook on Raccoon.: usaesr com n. v' ' D R LJ 5 A J Crabfree Prop Experi' Drug Service J McCook Nebraska ' w ' I 3I8 ' I I ' I TT, , ' McMlLLAN DRUG CO. 4, si .. , u . 151 . y.. ,. ,. ,ii TT NEBRASKA DAIRY PRODUCTS CO Delnclous McCook Ice Cream Blrds Eye Frozen Foods CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS 308 Wesf B Phone III!!! CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS Clofhlng for Teenagers Our SpeclaI+y McCOOK -fvsga 7- KJ McCOOK FLORAL GREENHOUSE The Browns CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 52 Phone 394 8II Easi' Fourfh Thest g d ernadzsebult BEST WISHES TO EACH SENIOR I2I Wesi' C McCook g x Z Wagner Grocery 423 WEST B PHONE I02O PUBLIC POWER EIec+rncu+y us Cheap In McCook BESTOWS CONGRATULATIONS ON THE CLASS OF I952 4 I 6 Norrls McCook Congrafulahons Class of I952 from Class of I9I9 McCOOK AUTO COMPANY PACKARD a d WILLYS OVERLAND SALES AND SERVICE 3I2 Wesf B Phone 3 More News Abou? More People More Times Wlfhnn fhe Pages of +he RED WILLOW COUNTY REPORTER McCooIr PADE FURNITURE CO Smce I885 PHONE 2 I 0 207 NORRIS I ' zo W 'u-'J U XX I -. A . ore oo 'm c n' i XXX ., IIIIIIL . ' , I , on XX X X g LM 9 n - .i--1 RAY SEARCH Ma g XFN ? ' -:W-'T'-U4 ff'1 5 HE , ,. X gglg q N ' f ummm? G-'gl gg Wir The Showplaces of McCo Graduatmg Sensors of 1952 BEST WISHES ok offer the fd 0 9 , , 0 . 0 ' 6 0 J ' ' 0, o 4 O N0 . o U na er ' x 1 , ok, 0 , V X Q I X X xg' ' . O.. - - -- f - 0 ' . 0 g 'H .-.511 . , I - ' 0 ff 30' . .' :jf Q ' f ff 'f 1 . x ! X f I f I , 5 ' X X f 5 ' 0 Q f ' I I 6 . 4 an I E f ,. ' f Y , Q fi 211: . - . 5 Y X , :fff Q., 4 f ,ii Z U.1':-if--' - 2 if ,V..,f-f f - , --- txpi. :E K H i '--:Q -Ei Ilff Tl 'W' l : ' ., -'H ,.., :T t QL- 2 .. 5 I. ... ,uv 'I 7, . 7 E iw ' W, ,gli J 1 A 4 ,K all I - -if -, - .. ,ff May AII Your Days Be Fllled WrI'h The Good Thuncs of Life CAMPBELL TRANSFER McCook I225 Easf A Phone IO93-W McCOOK LIVESTOCK EXCHANGE CO Easi' Sale Barn HOG and CATTLE SALE EVERY SATURDAY II M Souihwesfs Leadmg Lnvesfock Marlcel DITUS BROTHERS Off Phone I67 Res Phone II4IW McCOOKS MOST FAMOUS DEPARTMENT STORE Remember' You feel beHer when you look beffer Frlendly and CompIeI'e Banlung Servlce Member F D I C. ESTEB 8: SON NASH COMPANY 605 Easi B Phone I4I0 MODE O DAY 2I8 Norrls Avenue MRS CHRISTINE FERGUSON MOORES FOOD STORE QUALITY :GA PRODUCTS IZ4 Wesi C Phone 7 KENNEDY PRODUCE STATION Cream Poulfry Eggs Feed Phone 23 I McCook For fhe Besi' Buys Go fo McCOOK HARDWARE PHONE an ua west B CHAMPION SPORTING GOODS Equlpmeni' for Every Sporfsman II7 WEST B PHONE 485 COMPLIMENTS OF Deforest's FISCHERS ICE CREAM SHOP GENUINE KARMELKORN TASTY POPCORN I0b Easi Second Phone 404W Our Besf 'Io You Grads OTTO GAS INC Propane-Bufane BoHIed Gas Gas Oul Elecfrlcal Appliances 406 Easi B Phone 870 A. . G 0 03:59 Ziffkvigfgdjf Q M cook NEBR '04 BRDUKSSTUDIO ww! Skrwe ko Mem We Goodvlm of We W e Serve If Its Photographic W . e Have fLXkJv4 Congrafulahons Senuors K MODRELLS N Recommended by 5 Duncan Hmes E Cholce of fhe 202 Easi' B Phone Home Folks foo THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK PO 8- JOHN S OF McCOOK NEBRASKA Sporl' Cenfer Member of FDIC II6 Wesf B one G STREET MARKET HARR INSURANCE AGENCY DSIWGFY I030-3 30 320i 2 Norm Aye phone 83 Fresh Meals and Vegefables Phone 695 408 Easi' Congraiulahons fo 'Ihe Class of 52 K B R L Keynohng BeH'er Radio The Sfore for Women L'S+en'n9 I450 On Your Dual Joes SPORTING eoons SCHNEIDER AUTO CO J J Masks: McCook 3l7 Wesf B Phone 237 McCook Nebraska Service IS Ihe Ren? We Pay for Ihe Space was cup, .n W.,,.., 1949 Mqby McCOOK DAILY GAZETTE FOOD STORE EEO STEVENS BISON BoosTERs PAINT CONTRACTOR Whlfe House Grocery Ravenswood Dalry 9I2 Easi' 6 Phone I575 McCook Clunlc Dr Y W Dorwarf Campbell s Vefermary Infirmary Mr FranIcJ HamlII'on Dr J Harold Donaldson Jr Bison Corral Dr B A Dennis Dr H D Nielsen Dr G L Monfgomery 0 'I I I 5 I 328 il td . . I . .. . Ph 585 f ' - G . . H. c. CLAPP Q - E E - ,Xxx

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