Meadow Grove High School - Trojan Yearbook (Meadow Grove, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 86 of the 1941 volume:

E 5' 7 H1 E I1 W J S. J.. . 21 'lim VYITSE-,.T1'?j!?fIE4. ,!fGC'J'?'i',Ti7.'Tl'?.i ISflE5iE'nE Sll'a'2i a35ZkE!Yi-l- X fl L4 1 3 45 X EEE' 'Q TRGJAN STAFF 5, V - V' T in 1 M Y' M I lr l X Dx , , SCL? , N Gall v- - Q ,ll ' Standing: Joe Sullivan, Laurence Osborn, Donna. Weik, Helen Phillips, X 4 A Jean Daniel, Don Wright, Jerry Cloyd, Mr. Payne, Instructor. lv Seated: Dwayne Switzer, Darlyne Schulze, Woodrow Collins, Barbara A Becker, Muriel Hamley, Marvin Nelson. lv 9 STAFF v Editor in Chief ......... ............ D arlyne Schulze Assistant Editors ...... ......... Z Donna Beth Weik i 1 Jerry Cloyd Business Manager ...... ........ W oodrow Collins f Book Sales Manager ....... .. Dwayne Switzer X Activities Editor .......... ....... J une McKnight Society Editor .............. ........ M uriel Hamley 1 Sports Editor .................. .... L aurence Osborn lv Production Managers ............... 3 Marvin Nelson rl Merlynn Kinne Y' I Joe Sullivan Typlsts ....... ....... Jean Daniel . I Helen Phillips A Art Editor ....... ...... B arbara Becker V' Assistant ....... ...... D on Wright Ei, v . w is I I 4 M? 3 gl V 'x V 1 ,-1 A gl X . r 4 '-1 el f 11 r f Qi lx fa -B V Avi svnqgfrnw ,auf-sisfr :fl A N A59 i l OUR COMPIJEMENTS A U P, 1 'u .AMI TO THE GRADUATES... TO THE SUPERINTENDENT- V T0 THE UNDER GRADUATES- T0 THE PRINCIPAL AND TEACHERS- We hope that our cooperation has enabled you to enjoy a better Year Book than would otherwise have been possible. YENTER CASH GROCERY QUALITY IS ECONOMY DEDICATION This year marks the end of h1gh school for another group of semors -the seniors of 1941 It would be impossible to graduate without the with us The faculty has been our guiding medium through four years of high school We have been a laughing rollicking boisterous and at times an unruly group We are frank to admit our shortcomings yet we would also have you believe that with all the bravado appearance of the outside, we have taken our high school work seriously. The members of this class hope that we may be worthy of the trust given to us by our parents. We realize the many things they have done without to make possible an education in the Meadow Grove High School. The board of education is also an important factor in making pos- sible an adequate education. They have been generous as Well as co- optrative. , To the Faculty, to the Board of Education, and to our Parents, we dedicate this Annual of 1941. To them we extend our appreciation, our gratitude, and our sincere thanks for their help. With our thanks to you behind us, with all our hopes before us, we approach the task that is ours-a task we hope to perform capably. , Darlyne Schulze, Editor-In-Chief. 4- I4 o 45 ' J V V ummm' X 1 Q . . . . . gs 3 aid of our parents, who have been generous, sacrificing, and patient ' 5 K . ' . 1 . s 1 . Q . ' 5 is K N N rl Q' I QQ A L , J .a 5. I. .s . .L Eva hm sl ' tl X AN GW v V? g ' L ...' .' z....:',x,.,.f' f 2... ffrgn 1 A 'f' K7 f'iY' 'T ' 7 4 Rami!-, A J A MEADOW GROVE PUBLIC SCHOOLS -Seei- '1'7 iv Werner Secretary H R.. OSUOID President G Schurman J P Galyen M K. Hicks Philip Sheets To all rural elghth grade graduates a cordlal 1nv1tat1on IS extended to attend hlgh school Today more than ever before at least a hxgh school educatlon IS needed to be consldered fora lob or merely solvlng the everyday problems of llfe You w1ll be makmg an effort to 1m prove yourself as well as enjoymg the happlest part of your hfe Meadow Grove Hxgh School IS fully equlpped to offer you the best ln a hlgh school educatxon 1n the followmg courses College prepara tory Commercxal Normal Traxmng and General It has a staff of well tralned teachers excellent mstructlonal materlal broad extra cur rlcular program The Board of Education IS aware of the needs of the school and commumty and cooperates 1n enrlchlng the school plogram Make plans now to attend next fall To put It off now may mean the loss of a better educatlon Meadow Grove Hlgh School extends a hearty welcome to you Supermtendent A E Payne 5 A x l ' X 'Y A F ni .9 2 Q I ,. , 1 Pr' ' ' . l X .Q e 4 4 Q9 1 X 1 X 5, 23 XX ,. ll ' l- fit! 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MUNQER DE'-BERT E DEARWN Vu l Q 4052.1 ' H -I :E ,J rl fm I 3? N n .. ,x I U rg :- g 4 If . - . ' . BARBARA BECKER r 2 '- fd! .. .,. 1 :I -As .f X. ffl' JEAN DANIEL . ,, af-.I Ly . -s . INEZ MAE SWARM D I N-I Nxmcv Jo Mmzrs wooonow J. COLLINS ,,,A,,G,-,Hg I, Uhgwno ,WNETTE Ll H0055-T .. -v '-- . Q. -I 41 --'WY-I . -f ...A..... ........ .- .... ..- I If s f -I-41 MJ- - .if N ... f -11. f N if C' -fir -- .5 .Q.,i-...... - .- ........ ..-.... , An. .L-ivdu-..-aL A L U X 5. Q? tx P, X g.x,l-F' fx X ll df. X Cv :X G, C? B X X G f A n ' V SENIOR CLASS HISTORY In the fall of '37 27 ganglmg Freshies boarded the greyhound 'American Beauty ' This mighty overload transport was driven by G F Quiller Officers elected were Don Wright-President - Laurence Osborn-Vice President Jean Daniel-Secretary A Delbert Dearmin-Treasurer During our first journey we made stops to lose Martha Scott and Ver- non Williams and to gain Nancy Jo Marts This left a total of 26 In the following' fall we again met for our second journey through the mountains of knowledge We found we had lost the former classmates Randall Collins and Zollie Halsey We had a new driver this year name- ly Supermtendent L P Andrews Officers elected were. Laurence Osborn-President Merlynn Kinne-Vice-President Joe Sullivan-Secretary and Treasurer We made two stops this term to lose Maxme Meyers and galn Wayne Kasper from South Dakota This made a total of 24 on board On our third joyous journey we found six newcomers clamoring to join our class Five were from Mount Hope namely Marvin Nelson nnette Hogsett Loren Lenz Dwayne Switzer Darlyne Schulze John Boyles hailed us from Norfolk Th1S totaled to 30 on board the Ameri- can Beauty On this journey we presented our first class play. Aunt Tillie Goes to Town with the aid of our sponsors and drivers Miss Woodrow Collins-President Darlyne Schulze-Vice President Marvin Nelson-Secretary and Treasurer On our fourth and last journey we started with 27 passengers and have neither gained or lost We are under the supervision of R B Thomsen who is the driver of the bus American Beauty We selected as officers Marvin Nelson--President Laurence Osborn-Secretary and Treasurer CLASS MOTTO The Horizon Widens As We Climb CLASS COLORS Red White and Blue CLASS FLOWER American Beauty Rose We have enjoyed the colorful Junior Senior banquet our Senior Class Play and Sneak Day We are at the fimshlng l1ne and soon will all board our different greyhounds of life -By Letha Buffington 'J 'Y s 4 A . 4 ,Hs V 4 I 4 . . 0 . U 3 I ' 0 I 7 . . . x . . . . ll n . , I . , A nfs , , 1 , . W !!. 'L I . CK Anderson and Miss Childs. Assisting our drivers were: A . Y . X . z ' . . ' . ' 7' 1 X A A COMPLIMENTS AND BEST WISHES , From SAFEWAY STORES, INC. 1 22-9 Norfolk Ave. Norfolk, Nebraska , v v-,--,-,-,-,-,-,--,-,-,-,-,A,-,-,-,-,A,A,-,-,-,-,+,A,-,-, , , v-,-,-,-,-.-,Wd,':,Av'.lllVUUr.'.2' CONGRATULATIONS Seniors of '4 1 PLAY SAFE! SAVE MONEY! SIN CLAR-IZE BOB'S SERVICE STATION Meadow Grove Nebraska OWENS AUTO SERVICE RADIO PRODUCE Body, Fender and Paint Work h Buyers of Poultry, Eggs, Hides General Auto Repairing 8: Wool Seller of Farm Seeds 118 N. Fifth St. Phone 947 Norfolk, Nebr. Norfolk, Nebraska THE BATTLE CREEK C0-OPERATIVE CREAMERY OF BATTLE CREEK Your Best Market The Year Around For CREAM, POULTRY and EGGS Wishes Life's Success to g The Class of 1941 CLASS WILL QW p We the class of 1941 being of sound body and mind do make pub- lisa and declare this as our last will and testament as shown in form as o ows Barbara Becker wills her mghtingale music ability to LaRene Halsey Bill Boyer will gladly forfeit his ability to play the drums to his fresh- men twin sisters , Winton Beech leaves his book Physics Made Easy to Tim Terry Jean Daniel wills her ability to get her dad s car to Betty Wiese Delbert Dearmm wills his ability of knocking barns off their founda- tion to Dale Inness , Merlynn Kinne gives up his citizenship grades to Dean Monson who knows where they will come in handy Mildred Kohl wills her ability as a volley ball play er to Gertrude Pfisterer who surely needs it Muriel Hamley wills her skill on skates to Pauline Schilling Minette Hogsett leaves her loxe for the navy to Fern Duhachek but refuses to part with Pewee Ruth Horrocks leaves her curls to Mr Payne Ruth Mandel leaves her make-up kit with Dorothy Ferry P Loren Lenz wills his map of the road to Tilden to Kenny Galyen Margaret Lieswald leaves her wad of gum to Dorothy Ferry Nancy Jo Marts 'leaves her religious nature to the future Reverand Jack Boyer. H ' Alvin Lincke wills his always apparent neckties to Bill Sessler. Her ability to acquire diamond rings for Christmas, June McKnight wills to Donna Beth Weik, who might have a chance, we think. Woodrow Collins wills his wavy'hair to Arlie Novotny. Woodrow is very light-headed now. . Marjorie Munger .wills her flowing locks and changing hair-do's to Jack Boyer. ' A Laurence Osborn gives twith all the glory! his love for blondes to I-lerby Cornett another weakling when it comes to the fair maidens. Onita Risor leaves her physics papers for the year to Herb Cornett who has already set a definite place for each paper. Inez Swarm leaves her engagement tales and pictures of the Navy boys to Edith Stone. ' Marvin Nelson does hereby bequeath his ability to work physics problems to any member of the following class. They'll need it. Darlyne Schulze wills her a pluses and ability to teach the children to Herb Cornett. ' r Helen Phillips surrenders her typing ability to that promising junior Jerry Cloyd. Dwayne Switzer leaves his singing ability in the care of Herbie Kay Cornett. Joe Sullivan leaves his ability to blame late hours on the neighbor boys.to anyone who can get away with it. Donald Wright, the reason we know not, surrenders his Dagwood haircuts for better or for worse and his weakness for nurses to Bob Lewis. 'ws A N V 117' e if V x 'l 4 4 , I 7 I Y Y , . I rv '44 K. ' 1 . Q I I Y Y ' . . . . , . I . 0 0 I I 0 i 0 l I 7 1 If PI Y I . . i X ' 66 Y, . . rf is x N CONGRA1 ULATIONS THE SENIOR CLASS 1941 Your Dependable Produce Dealer Cream-Poultry-Eggs Feeds-Seeds JAMES C. BRADFORD Graduate Editor Class of 1939 SEGAR'S CAFE Wayne Ice Cream Tobnccos - Confections Meals - Short Orders CONGRATULATIONS on a fine YEAR BOOK A FRIEND RANGE! I5 lowols PATRICIA 52475 17 llvull 52475 WETZEL 8: PUTTERS JEWELERS 414 Norfolk Ave. Norfolk, Nebr. 1 V V CLASS PROPHECY C Barbara Becker is using her singing talent to its greatest advantage: she's singing lullabys. Winton Beech has gone a long .way: he is now working in his own laboratory trying to take the buzz out of a honey bee. Bill Boyer is in the movies. They thought he was Charles Boyer's nephew. Merlynn Kinne is testing his first sky rocket, which he thinks will travel 650 miles an hour. Delbert Dearmin runs the city pool hall. l Muriel Hamley is now being studied by famous musicians: she sang higher than any note they ever heard. Minette Hogsett is up near the Great Lakes Training Base. Her hus- band 18 in the navy and every night she sings, My Bonnie Lies Over the Ocean. Ruth Horrocks and Mildred Kohl run a small restaurant now. The only trouble, Mildred says, is that Ruth eats up all the profits. Margaret Leiswald is a hostess on an air liner. Ruth Mandel is in the news. She won a prize at the county fair with a pumpkin she raised in her truck garden. Loren Lenz has become a hermit and is living in a cave somewhere along the Elkhorn River. Nancy Jo Marts is deep within the jungles preaching to the natives of South Africa. Alvin Lincke won the National Cornhusking Contest this year and said he picked so fast that when he got in the wagon at the finish three ears hit him on the head. June McKnight and Jimmy are living happily south of Tilden and Junior is fine too, we're glad to hear. Woodrow Collins and Joe' Sullivan are hunting elephants in Africa. Woodie's wife, Jean Daniels, wanted an ivory comb and brush and Joe needed some new hunting stories. . Marjorie Munger reads recipes over the radio on her Kozy Kitchen Kollege program. Laurence Osborn in his spare time as a Wall Street Tycoon,, judges beauty contests, he has a special weakness for blondes. Dwayne Switzer is in the Ozarks: he says the civilized girls don't appreciate his crooning. Helen Phillips married the sword swallower of the Ringling Brothers Circus. ' - Don Wright is Meadow Grove's pool shark. Darlyne Schulze is happily married and is living somewhere in old Wyoming. . . ' Onita Risor is trying to assist her husband in a western state cream station. Inez Swarm tells her children to study hard in school to keep their grades above C level. This is Marvin Nelson's fifth year at being a barber shop owner. He got it for a wedding present. ...ea M. -e l..-M f T 'A 3 9 1 if Q M4 34 3 9 J N gi l V THE FARMERS UNION CO-OPERATIVE OIL ASSOCIATION EXTENDS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1941 ' 'l' A A f A - .AvA.'.'-A-'.'.'.A-A-'-'-'-'-'-'-'v'v'.Tv'-'-'vA.'v'v'v'-'v LEWIS I-IATCHERY w QUALITY BABY CHICKS Bundy All-Electric Incubator . Phone 84 Meadow Grove, Nebraska -v-----vv-vv----v-v--v-vvv-- VICTORIA FLOWERS AND GIFTS Corsages, Cut Flowers and Potted Plants fFuneral Designing Our Specialtyj Across From the Granada Phone 760 Norfolk, Nebraska ,'.--.v,'.,- ...... L- ...... ........... .... - - A- ---- , - - - - L ,,... .... v - vv...v v v -11 -vvv--- Iv v - - v'l'f'.'-f 'v PHOTOGRAPHS Are Memories' Mile Stones And Speak As Words Never Dare PHOTOS BY HABERMAN STUDIO Friend, Nebraska f f Y, rw Q , A-wha. N . Vi . MXL, I J. ,L 2 , 1,1 -v g'l'12f'si k' ff'Gv,- Yliffv , - My. V-Y: -1 L4 '. . K ' I x ,X v !-, EM M ,M , Adm .- . ., ' 'L - 4 'N 2 Li , - lf ,S 1- A 3. J 535' TU' R 7? Q A 9 A Maj, -, 4 4513571 f 'lk +13 EL. - fa -,x s,. if ' ,, -QS' V ' A x JUNIOR CLASS --gf'-.. 'We--..... - L-is Q fl - fl s -3 x fxw- q XX Q -XX E gh 'J I Eb W '- xx X l N V ' 5 'IE Vf ' X 1 ci I BACK ROW VN 5 Fern Synovec LoGene Collins A 67 Darvln Kohl Reed Dye A Q, Harold comm Eileen Berg 1 N Tim Terry ' Letha Bulflngton, Sec.-Trees. LN MIDDLE ROW Q Miss West, sponsor ,xx Donna Weik, vice-President :- Willard Wegner X V Jerry Cloyd Q Joe Schmidt Lucille Lewis iff! V Jay Wilson, President V, , Miss Anderson, -Sponsor. ly yr V. FRONT ROW Pauline Schilling Mary Jane Terry L L ' Libby Rene 3 WH X La.Vona Pugh K- Q Fern Duhachek 'X Dolly Lewis ' ' 'V Q Jean Adams I 1 ,KA X7 -. 6' :N XA NI 55 V J f 1' 4 'r- r--' i . wg--:lf 'Q .A 'xx-'rig'-'n--:,fri5 or ' z, 'Q - -4.: 'J l-,fl --. A xx , x V JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY Twenty-seven students boarded the ship Graduation bound for the ports of Freshmen, Sophomore, Junior and Senior. Freshman bemg our first port and Senior our last, We started from the pon of Freshman but before we got under Way we chose.the following' as officers to guide us on the long journey to Senior . They were: President, Willard Wegnrg Vice-President, Timothy Terry, Sec. and Treas., Darvin Kohl, and Sergeant at Arms, Lucille Lewis. On board our ship we enjoyed various parties under the sponsorship of Mr. Quiller. Before we neared our next point we left Donald Zierkie and Billy Hash at different destinations. But just around the bend at Battle Creek we picked up Velma Clemens. We finally reached our next port Sophomore with our seamen no longer green as they had been on our first trip. Here Bob Cline and Darold Skeels joined our ranks. Before leaving port we chose the fol- lowing to guide us to our next port: Pres Eileen Berg V Pres., Donna Weikg Sec.-Tr., Pauline Schilling. We again enjoyed some parties under the able sponsorship of Mr. Andrews Before we had progressed far we dropped Darold Skeels and Velma Clement at Battle Creek, but Jay Wilson joined us at Milton Iowa 9, Having braved the seas for another year, we docked at port Junior where we were to begin a very busy year. We noticed that our enroll- ment had decreased two members, Cecil White and Donald Carpenter. Before pulling anchor we chose the following officers: Pres Jay Wilson V Pres., Donna Weikg Sec.,-Tr., Letha Buffingtdnu They also proved worthy of their offices as had previous officers. During the trip vse had many enjoyable parties under the sponsor- ship of Miss West and Miss Anderson. On sea we displaved our talent in the play, Deacon Dubbs, under the able direction of Miss West and Miss Anderson. The play cast included Twila Warnke, Letha Buffington, Pauline Schilling, LaVona Pugh Dolly Lewis Jerry Cloyd, Willard WVegner, Harold Cornett, Darvin Kohl and Joseph Schmid. We also gave a J mior-Senior banquet which was an event to be long remembered by all Juniors and Seniors. We have in our midst athletes, vocalists and dramatists who all have promising futures Now just beyond the waves lays our last port Senior which we hope to reach at the end of 1942. May the rest of our faithful seamen finish the remainder of our trip together. -Dolly Lewis. t 1 X 5 S L5 .- rj sk ix . . Xt . -1 : ' 9. . - s ' A vf . . , ' ., 3 . j- . be , '- fl ' r . x L k.. , . . KN .. . Q1 . Ay . aj! I . F-:L .4 ' .f,4: . 'j,.T 'ZfL5- .... ..-.. 1.1 ....- ...I -.-h.-- -m-- -,V as - P ,Aa :P ff, .if Mgr 14,1 -.4-2 I' -'li A. Q -QP L1 'L v-.. x A Jr: x 4 :J , .. ,,,,,4iS 9 x. 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W' xx K N l .5 2 I l ' M x xx 'lx Ax 6 r. r BACK Row 5 Jean Lewis l 3 Kenneth Galyen, President Dale Inness 1 Gene Phillips -2 Patricia- Werner X' Sylvia Rezac 25 Marilyn 'McMillan N MIDDLE Row if Mr. Payne, sponsor s Virginia Apfe-1 3 Q3 Jeanette Kinne V Norman Hicks ,sl Jack Boyer ' Bob Stewart, Treas. ,X 5, Dorothy Ferry 52,7 Evelyn Wilson hx ' FRONT Row 7. Dean Monson Bob Lewis 1 La Rene Halsey 5 Bernice Weinberger Betty Lee Hayes ' Bethene Collins 'X Flora Mae Kerstine, V, Pres. A Qs NJ A 44 A ll, A ' f-,f in Y Q, JJ, nf- w-. K '7'T'f'-5- L42.lv COMPLIMENTS AND BEST WISHES FOR THE CLASS OF 1941 ELKHORN V HATCHERY BEAUTY SHOP Phone 17 lk 'II lk Battle Creek, Nebraska ,'.',','.',','.'.'.'.','.'v'.'.'v'-'-'-A.'.'vA-'v'v'v'.'-A-Av'.'-':v'v'v'-'v'fv'- COMPLIMENTS AND BEST WISHES FROM GREEN'S The Store For Men -WHERE YOUR S HAVE MORE C- Norfolk, Nebraska ,,,,,,,,,,-,,--,-,-----,-,-,v,--,,,,---,,--:vu'.'.'::.'.'v'.'.A: POWDER PUF F BEAUTE SHOP Shop of Personal Attention Personality Haircutting and Styling ENID NAE Bishop Block Phone 415 Norfolk, Nebraska I i'IDGhiM.'QX?Ax'? A?'aEKii 1As'i'4A.f?.K?f.A.4F'MVY e 'I Q e P SOPI-IOMORE CLASS HISTORY ' G f Q: , 1 C5 Twenty-four trojans in the fall of 1939 marched in cadence into - , t the assembly, broke line and took seats. ' 1-J N, P H The trojan troop, headed by Mr. Warner, electedjhejpdowing as lj Q5 officers to lead us thru the hazards of the first year'trainirfg': ' ii President, Jeanette Kinneg Vice President, Dean Monson 3 Sebretary, X 1. 5 .fl Darlene Becker, Treasurer, Patricia Werner. if N ix ig During' the yeardtwo were discharged and two were joined to the , 1 troops. Donald Collins, who didn't go for the training of the trojans, i A and Darlene Becker who went to continue her crusade in Plainview. 55 An old trojan again joined our troops from Niobrara, and Evelyn G Wilson made her appearance from Iowa, and was welcomed into the ranks of the Trojans. A4 67 We had a vacation of three months but the following year we were 3 Trojan Sophomores. We elected the following officers under the lead- ' ership of Mr. Paynez- 3 i Pres., Kenneth Galyeng V. Pres., Flora Mae Kerstineg Tr., Bob Stewart. PY, Our crusade consisted of 22 able soldiers, no longer green to duty. , During the year we lost LaRue Anstine to continue her march on edu- '- ' 6' cation in Beatrice. V3 Y We took time out for a few parties but again took up the battle for i Qs higher education. , Attention Trojan Seniors! We've two more battles ahead of us. A Mark time and don't miss a step. We want to continue the battle T' together. ' fi e -Dorothy Ferry. L5 N I d a v if ' 6 yi. . 1-4. N A-A' 2' -lu A 1 f sister at J, Af '2I 'J15 2 '-.2 7, l 5, -1, 1 ,Mr X -.df . M 4. 4. -I -. BILL'S CAMERA 8z SPORTING GOODS Bell 8: Howell-Revere--'Eastman-Univex and Other Makes of Movie Cameras and Projectors Agfa and Eastman Films-A Complete Line of Movie and Still Camera Accessories Wholesale Prices to Schools and Clubs on Nationally Adver- tised Brands of Sporting Equipment WE APPRECIATE YOUR PATRONAGE Telephone 147 BILL MCMANUS, Owner 518 Norfolk Ave. Norfolk, Nebraska CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1941 TILDEN SHOE STORE Henry Beckerbauer, Prop. Tilden, Nebraska CONGRA1 ULATIONS To the M-embers of the Class of 1941 MIL-REE SALON Tilden, Nebraska -num., fi , ,.,..1.,, ,gk w ' - I . w -J. ti 1 2 A 7 fx oz i SN fd I ?zA.W.R'fFX'i'FKtv aKPaX Ls'F.XWAiQ V Q3 X .v A F RESHMEN CLASS lv W -ln ' l:' 4 ' .O 4 D WI X , fl 65 X fx V - ' X x X See ,L N' X. N ll! 9 'cl is O ti 44 , A . t Q' BACK ROW l A Donna Mann fm ' La Vonne Niles ' Gertrude Pfisterer ,, QS Frank Purcell Q Vance Donivan, Treasurer if 6 Arlie Novotony R: Una Lee Wright X' X Bernard Osborn, Vice Pres. MIDDLE ROW 1 Mr. Warner, Sponsor Leland Schlueter, President Bill S-essler J Donald Warnke ' Dorothy Ballard, 'Secretary '15, a Charlene Fuller K ' Barbara Stolle ,B Betty Weise rl BOTTOM ROW ' Dean, Monson Imogene Stewart Eileen Werner 'Q Kleona Nelson X' X Lorraine Pratt it Edith -Stone ' Armeen Boyer X Eileen Boyer -,' Ava Nell Fowlkes A Shirley Ann Williams ,rj :3 A, , Q A . 'I l f I ,IT 1 A . F RESHMEN CLASS HISTORY ' Q. X . P- On September 2, 1940, a life boat named Freshman with a crew X, .5 X, Q5 of 26 from the steamer Eighth Grade entered the pleasant Waters of y S' 1940-41. U H lL 'ci Although the green waters looked fierce, with the help of Mr. 1 X its Warner fcaptainj p and his assistant--Leland Schlueter Cpresidentl, , l V Bernard Osborn Cvice-presidentl, Dorothy Ballard CSecretaryJ, Vance fl Dunivan Ctreasurerl, the life boat had a pleasant cruise. We were sorry to lose from our crew, Clarence Werner. .Among fb our crew We have many talented singers and basketball players, who ff X display their talent while our life boat is riding at anchor. . A Q7 At the beginning of our cruise the steamboat Seniors had our 5 3 crew members put on a queer dress and later that evening gave 11,3 a delightful party on the Isle of Good Times. One other party was held on the Isle of Good Times , While there -We saw the picture, A The Quarterback . We are all looking forward to three more years of high school cruising on the sea of life . 1 , ' --Ava Nell Fowlkes. Qi- l Y' O X ., x V STYLE SHOP LEADING LADIES READY-T0-WEAR STORE BATTLE CREEK MUTUAL INSURANCE CO. Fire, Lightning Windstorm, and Tornado Insurance Chas. C. Zimmerman Secretary Office Phone 124-02 Res. Phone 124-03 Battle Creek, Norfolk, Nebraska Nebraska THE TILDEN BANK - CONGRATULATIONS TO THE OLD RELIABLE THE CLASS OF 1941 8 8 K 1 S i 1 Ixlembel' F. D. I. C. 4 ll a 4 ll a 4 Tilden, Nebraska o THE TILDEN THEATRE Tilden, Nebraska Mel Kruse, Manager gn, , QW? fr afgff 'LV' Q: ,Q far ar, r., v. -:1.,a.u v W ' 'fiif' .'f'?'1 . ,rg- .V -,V , , 'Lssoi A,: gH?f' , , - ml ,A J A- s - . , . 4 , ' 5 'a.- ,. f' M, , .1- Ga 'W L.. - 3A,1.!,,, , ' ,:,e,m, , E ,, Y ff '79 'Q Zfwfbg -z is 5, mi, lrf 1' wi W' 3 n wi I , 1111 ,J ,. 1 ' 5' Q if :H ' ' 1' 'w www x . -A I x ,iw 4 rg I .,,, , 4 4 vu 1. 5 Y iw L I V , , f I' :thi . -5Q ..1 ' , -Qriu, ' -:?g2'2.ii 'I QF ','. fl S-.,. 31, 'z-3 ti .fm 221' ,-13,51 , wx.-' .4 N75 t Q- -11 Us Eur - 4. A. fifij 4433 H 55 HB5 , 7.5 1'3 ,nf -'EL , . X f , u -sf 436' ,Q 1 ,Lu , A V. Z' P 'f'f'. 'T-wg, 'p xg. , F., Riff: V :3,.l.B3' rx fe 2. x 5 X , wig- 5 Cai X X M Q. .. X Q ,. BASKETBALL '-'Q 15'- Standing-Don Wright-student Manager, Marvin Nelson-gua1'd, Loren V Lenz.-center, Willard Wegner-forward, Mr. Thomsen-Coach. 'Seated-Woodrow -Collins-forward, Laurence Osborn--forward, Reed Dye -center, Gene Phillips-guard, Kenneth Galyem-guard Opponents Petersburg 19 St. Edward 17 Oakdale 8 ...,....... ..... Clearwater 14 ........ ....... Oakdale 5 ........... .. Madison 20 ,.... Tilden 6 ........... Neligh 25 ................ ....... Norfolk 2nd 16 Battle Creek 14 Tilden 13 ................ ...... SEASON'S SCORES Opponents Battle Creek 27 M. Madlson 20 ........... . ..... . Tilden 19 .......... Stanton 31 ...,.......... Battle Creek 19 Norfolk 2nd 16 Oakdale 22 .............. ...... Spalding Ac. 19 Tilden 15 ................ ...... Wausa 24 .............,.. ...... Wayne Prep 35 G. 35 17 31 36 43 31 23 39 31 29 30 ,N he l A 'A -1 4 'Q A ' v . 44 + 4 4 , fl f 'H XP fl 2 X l 4 A l J. A. SCHINCK4 8: SON IMPLEMENT CO. TRACTORS, TRUCKS and FARM IMPLEMENTS SCHINCK LOADERS Meadow Grove, Nebraska MEADOW GROVE CONGRATULATIONS C0-OPERATIVE CREDIT ASSOCIATION Receives Deposits of Members Cashes T0 THE Checks GRADUATES OF 1941 Writes Insurance Sells Drafts Truckers That Haul Cost is Only 10c each Up to 3100.00 Meadow Grove, Nebraska LEWIS TRANSFER Meadow Grove, Nebraska e Qs if I xx :Q N X 1 le X 'te es G G 5 9 i C V EA' A ' SPORTS The basketball season opened with some 15 odd men reporting. Out of this came some of M. G's. best basketball players and the best team ever to represent this school. Why do I say this? Let's look at the record since some may not have had the privilege of watching the boys work. We finished third pace in the Cornbelt Conferenceg third place in the Cornbelt Tournament, we were the District Class B champions, representing rthis district in state finals at Lincoln. Laurence Osborn-a veteran senior forward and interchangable guard. Red performed the best ever this year with a record few could equal. Chosen as one of the ten best players at both Cornbelt and the District B Tourney. Red was one of the bog cogs in the wheel that rolled to Lincoln. ' Reed Dye, lanky, aggressive junior center whose ghost will roam the opponent's hardwood fioors for many a year: chosen as one of the ten best at Cornbelt and District meets, he and Red combined proved the greatest front line threat shown on any floor. Woodrow Collins-Although this is his first and last year at bask- etball in M. G., he proved his worth by placing third in scoring ability for the season. Woody stood out in defensive work, Time and again men lost possession of the ball from his constant rushing. He will truly be missed-fortunate thing for the opponents. Kenneth Galyen-The sophomore fireball special guard of M. G. His first year as a first squad member brings a swell of joy in the f-oach's chest. The reason-Kenny proved at the close of the season that he was potentially the drivingest guard on the fioor. His last four games netted points equal nearly to the total of the first 18 games. Our only last word is wait 'till next year. Gene Phillips-One of the smoothest ball handlers to be seen. proved that the first year on the team doesn't mean a thing. Rusty and Kenny proved that driving and timing can make a couple of formidable guard, which in this case is inevitable, Here's to a top M. G. guard. Loren Lenz-finishing up with a bang-up game of ball, Shim has shown what height, speed and rebounding does to the hearts of his opponents. He has been the best man in 'get the ball off the backboard.' Marvin Nelson-here is the example that inexperience couldn't keep a good man down. When the reserve strength and power was needed. Ma'vin was called to 'hold those guys down.' Willard Wegner-at the beginning of the season great hopes were held for Willard, He no more than got in the saddle when the flu claimed a go-getter of a forward. The best can be expected of him next sason and I mean best. ' Benny Osborn-Yes, a reserve that couldn't be overlooked if there had been fifty out for basketball. That dribble and pacing will take him deep into the opponents territory for the next three years. Harold Cornett-when the boys began to let up, Hlerby was called upon to give more power. He's got one more year and its going to be a great season for M. G. fans. Don Wright-Student Manager. connoisseur of the basketballs, scorekeeper, photographer. The ubiquitous man of the team. AND last, but most important. our regular feller, the Coach, Mr. Thomsen. He put into the boys the needed experience. There's some- thing about him that would make any team Win. To him the boys, especially the seniors say, thanks and good luck to one swell guy. -Sports Ed., Don Wright. , A i xi i 3 is 5 9 l N ,ps 0' xfqx I V SUCCESS THRU BETTER VISION Congratulations to the memb- ers of the class of 1941 and best wishes for your future success. PERRIGO OPTICAL CO. 416 Norfolk Avenue Norfolk, Nebraska HEWER'S JEWELRY STORE Diamonds - Watches - Jewelry Elgin, Hamilton, Waltham WATCHES YVe sell only the best and leading makes. Guaranteed Watch Repair Service The Little Store With n The Big Values 418 Norfolk Ave. Norfolk, Nebraska LEWIS GROCERY 1 8 i 1 1 i U EXTENDS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1941 1 i 8 U C 1 U Meadow Grove, Nebraska X fe.. A 1 V X 'J C is PHYSICAL EDUCATION , K , BEZEL QL ., , is 4 wx KN X , X! fx. A ,. A X X fl. K . it lv ' A Keith Monson' Norman Hicks, Tim Terry cb Bob Stewart, Bill Sesslelr, Dale Inness, Leland Schlueter G Jack Boyer, Frank Purcell, Vance Dunivan, Darvin Kohl, Arlle Novotny il, A Mr. Payne, Coach X v 13 i 0 a- T231 cg- The boys Physical Education Class -participated in several different 31 activities this year. Tumbling, softball, and volley-ball were enjoyed Q5 the most. Tumbling develops coordination and we hope this is reflected x G in our athletic teams. 7 V I A :XX e 5' ., X V A. ,, e, ,M l 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 JOHNSON MARKET 8: LOCKAERS The Largest 8: Most Complete Market Between Neligh and Norfolk . U f ..1. Q. ,- I Phone 100 'I A I A '11i.lden, Nebraska ,Q b ,lj ', -A-T-A-A-'vTv'vA-'v'v1'viv'-'vii'- v'v 'f.'.'.'Jv'.i. 'E' I . . 1 CONGRATULATIONS - V '5 CLASS OF 1941 ., - JI4., . ' 'frfl ' ' , ,.: MAx uzNsER LUMBER COMPANY The Home Concern - .7 Lumber, Hardware, Furniture and Coal Phone 65 Tilden, Nebraska THE TH-OMSEN COMPANY Your l. G. A. Store Phone 22 Tilden, Nebraska TILDEN ELECTRIC STORE FRIGIDAIRE REFRIGERATOR PHILCO AND ZENITH RADIOS ELECTRIC WIRING Phone 198 Tilden, Nebraska Roy Borkdoll, Prop. V uv V A X 1 . 5 1 -A. .., t....,...,..-. W . - -- . N l ce W -' 6- 4 N XX 'X V x ., '.,. -J X BACK Row FRONT Row ,f L , 4 ? Virginia Aptel Arrneen Boyer A ,ff 4 Donna Weik Eileen Boyer X f 1 K Una Lee Wright Shirley Ann Williams gf 1 Q7 Bethene Collins Kleona Nelson Q Gertrude Pfisterer Imogene Stewart , Letha Buffington Eileen Werner - ' ft' Eileen Berg Dorothy Ballard ' Mildred Kohl Marilyn McMillan K-2 Helen Phillips Nancy Jo Marts W Darlyne Schulze Bernice Weinberger 'Q L0 Gene Collins Dolly Lewis Q9 Patricia Werner Pauline Schilling , Donna, Mann Betty Lee Hayes , Onita Risor La Rene Halse-y L5 -r Margaret Leiswald Edith Stone AY La Vona Pugh Lorraine Pratt ' MIDDLE Row X X Flora Mae Kerstine A Betty Weise Lucille Lewis , Evelyn Wilson Q9 Jean Lewis Sylvia Rezac - cg Jeanette Kinne D Muriel Hamley Mary Jane Terry ' Dorothy Ferry 'f . Fern Dfuhachek Jean Adams A Miss Anderson, Sponsor D 5 ' ' ffl The purpose of the Girls Athletic Association is to develop sports- il, 5 manship, fairness, qualities and characteristics in all sports. ll Under the sponsorship of Miss Anderson, kittenball was played dur, X Q ing Warm months and volley ball and basketball during' cold months. A Play Day at Norfolk was enjoyed by fifteen of the members and Q2 Miss Anderson. J 1' . as X Q A jun. ,, .Z., TZ ,W T . , 32 5772 fl ?: -1 , 41. T53 .I ix, H5 3 V ' .fi,,y . 2 A 32 fl J Y' fn Q .. n . . WNY 1 X-.g If! lr: 4 X GI' 5 5 f Q 4 0 , ' A , 5 QA Z X 'Q Q Q. ' nrnvl 'ls c L5 Y TIICCHALIE GER ss 'j Editor-In Chief . .... Donald Wright , Asst Editor ...... Barbara Becker 5 l War Whoops. ..Q .... Muriel Hamley ' s mgsrmrgr Q Sports ................. Lawrence Osborn . . V V A ., ,, . . I Standing: Leland Schluetelr gradeereporterl' Merlynn Kinne reporter' Gene Osborn sports ,editor Una Lee Wright freshman reporter Jean Daniel senior reporter' LoGene Collins junior reporter' Donna. Weik feature writer' Nancy Jo Marts' Mr. ,Thomsen sponsor. , Seated: Jeanette Kinne sophomore reporter' Patricia Werner grade reporter' Don Wright editor' Barbara Becker r assistant editor' Muriel Hamley war- whoopc and Norman Hicks grade reporter. vltl Q 5 '37 L x 4 J L . A J X T , 1 I r L 1 vi X V ':,'n l'uh X 4 ' 4,'n'n'.x - .4 ' 0 at Q 1: 3 F an fa ' . J: 5 c , N c- r '- r- ' 'M' te 'I X x , C 4 . , Ss 12 1 NX C6 1, X .-X K ' t fr , , , , X Phillips, sports editor: Marilyn McMillan, grade reporter, Bob Lewis, Laurence X ct' ' 1 ' p I 1 I ,Q Z Yet' 4 f 'xl l Q' '44 Q 5' . Q 99 0' 4 1 nl fl f ll , l 'Li' I 7 .X y 1 X u H ' X l G f f , S aw M l A, '1 A BURKHARDT'S TOGGERY Nort'olk's Headquarters for Good Clothing and Furnishings at FAIR PRICES Norfolk, Nebraska , .,.,. -vw, ,,,,,. ....,. - -r - --v--.Rv When in Norfolk Make VIC'S AUTO CLINIC Your Headquarters Norfolk's Most Complete SERVICE GARAGE . -Personal Friendly Service- 707 Norfolk Ave. Phone 102 Norfolk, Nebraska , , , ,,... , - - - - - - - vvvvv - - - v - - v - - vA-AvAvAvA-AvAvAvA'Av'-A-AvAvAv'-A-AvA-A AvAvA-AvA-A-A-AvA-A-A-AvA-A-AvA-A-A-A A A A A A AV? HENKEIJS SERVICE Gas-Tractor Fuel-Oils SPECIAL THIS SPRING AND SUMMER XL-Pressure Gun Grease 25-lb. Pail ................,... 81.79 Gear Grease fbulkl 45c gal. Full Line Diamond Oil in Bulk or Cans Phone 27F11 Norfolk, Nebraska , v , - ,,.. - .,....,.,.,..., - vvvv. - - . '.Af.AVAvAlA-A-A?,'.A.'v HANSEN'S BEAUTY AND BARBER SHOP Fred E. Hansen, Prop. NORFOLK'S NEWEST BEAUTY SHOP ' Completely Remodeled Skilled Operators ' Individual Styling Every Beauty Service ' Our Staff- Mary Voss-Edith Workman 417 Norfolk Ave. fDown Stairsj Phone 479 Norfolk, Nebraska V. ,I 'x f I . v cy' 'g' L'-! L',,f' 11... 'f'1-.I: '.L-'f'.L..-.I.fT L,,I,f.ff2 C71 Y' 7 ff! 'TV 5 4' ' F-- wig 17 W I 4 11,4 A .qt , 41 '1 . L5 V! l q T4 , if ,. fjfyqu 1 ffl Lf 'J 1 i F- 'J X -11 7 5 BACK ROW . MIDDLE ROW FRONT ROW I Xl tv Donna. Mann Betty Weise Imogene Stewart ' Jeanette Kinne Una. Lee Wright Kleona Nelson X Q Letha Burlington Muriel Hamley Eileen Werner 3 Helen Phillips, sec.tr. June McKnight A Dorothy Ballard Eileen Berg Marilyn McMillan Inez Swarm G Mildred Kohl, pres. La Vona Pugh Shirley Ann Williams Darlyne. Schulze, v. p. Fern Duhachek Dolly Lewis Lo Gene Collins Donna Weik Dorothy Ferry Qs Onita Risor Margaret 'Leiswald Miss Anderson, Sponsor '5 Minette Hogsett and Ruth Horrocks are the cheer leaders. K 'X Yes the girls in the red corduroy skirts and white blouses you saw 'li marching into the gym before each basket ball game formed the pep if f club. You may not have seen our very active and capable sponsorlbe- 5 cause she is rather shortl but .she was.Miss Iva' Anderson and really de- X serves a lot of credit. Oh! no, I wont foret Minette Hogsett and Ruth Horrocks, our cheer A leaders, how could I when they were so peppy and anxious to Help 1551 Bring Home The Bacon , which we capped as our motto. But of course they had twenty-six members cooperating very nicely with them, all try- 'N Y? ing to keep the basket ball boys going lwe hope we succeeded in others l' H, eyes as we think we have.D Besides encouraging them at the game, we lx tr' gave rallies in the- assembly and drills on the floor between halves, we also helped our treasury department by selling candy and apples at each game. ' ' il g Of course, I think the President Mildred Kohl, Vice President Darlyne ,B - Schulze, and Secretary and Treasurer Helen Phillips deserve some cre- 1 t clit also, for after all they did help a great deal. if We do Want the business men to know how we appreciated their co V operation in furnishing cars to go to the games away from home and Q also in sending us to Lincoln, this will not be forgotten very soon by V' any of us. L, To the future Pep Club we wish to pass on the words, Where there's 3, u ' a Will, there's a way. Much success to all of you from all of us. ' ' Pep Club of 1940 and 1941 it ' V A' Q 4,5 gg, ,Q an QD 4 t 'P J' I ' QV M ' 'X 'rw r'X l for 4 CHICAGO LUMBER, CO. LUMBER, COAL, PAINT, HARDWARE John Deere Tractors, Parts and Implements Phone 99 form. Meer-ane, Mgrg , u CONGRATULATION- , 53 CLASS OF ' 1941 M. J. THRASHLER ,, ,,,,, ,,,, ,,,,, v ,,,, ,,,,,, ,..v. .' EVANS DRUGS EXTENDS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1941 Meadow Grove, Nebraska - 21:::::::::::::::::::z2Nt:::::::L .............,........................ A-- - DO YOU WANT THE BEST GARDEN IN THE COUNTY? GET BULK GARDEN SEEDS AT STEWART SEED CO. Phone 367 309 Braasch Ave. Norfolk, Nebraska ,,,,,,-,-,,,,,,,,,,,,,--,-,,,,,-----,,,-:VUL- 'X L L G N A fi Xi 611, V! 1 .x X 'Cv fs G, C? 9 in C' A . iz -'z ..f',r.,1J 1..:Tz..-.1T',e-L ,,,, ,', ff C- ff? ff'- 7 fl V- 3 is Y ? . N4 ia q - iz X 'v' .I .s 'W Leland Sclllueter px: Doiothy Ballard ' Letha Buffington 1 - Miss Anderson, Sponsor cj Twila Warnke was absent when the picture. was taken. K: -Q A: The Dramatics club was organized this year under the able guidance ' of Miss Anderson. Those participating in the local contest held March 10, 1941 were V Humorous-Twila Warnke who received first place, Dorothy Ballard and Leland Schleuter. Dramatic--Letha Buffington was the sole con- testant. l The winners of the local contest went to Wayne March 21, 1941, where Twila Warnke gave her reading Ma takes a chance and re- ceived the rating of excellentg and Letha Buffington gave her reading Eyes and was rated good . This organization helps students to have confidence when speaking before the public. 5 Much good luck to those students who take part in this activity in the years to come. N f QV QQ, '71 New ful ' 9 GET A DOCTOR A TELEPHONE SAVES PRECIOUS TIME IWHEN EVERY MINUTE COUNTS . When there is illness you appreciate ' a telephone still more - O MEADOW GROVE TELEPHONE CO. CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF I 941 MEADOW GROVE NEWS Expert fitters measure bgth feet for PROPER FIT! So vou can get smart I-:NNA Jsrrxcxs in gpm exactly the slze vou need. Amazing range of sizes and lasts. Some styles in sizes 1 to 12, OTHER S 5 S6 MAA to EEE. was To MIDDELSTADT'S Norfolk, N elbr. X .n'msm.411r f v V 6 GIRLS GLEE CLUB fewer T4 - O , X 'Y tl Qs x Na , N ,' 1 Q Ax ' v x X Back row-LoGene Collins, Ruth Horrocks, Min-ette I-Iogsett, Eileen Berg, ' 9' - 5 Patricia Werner, Letha Buffington, Muriel Hamley. ' 'f 1 'Second row.-Befthene Collins, Lucille Lewis, Fern Duhachek, Jeanette Kinne, 1 xt Jean Lewis, June McKnight, Donna Weik. ' Front row-Pauline Schilling, Flora Mae Kerstine, Dorothy Ballard, LaVona cg Pugh, Nancy Jo Marts, Barabare.Becker and Miss Misteldt, director. ly G l--gl wl4 W x ' I li The Girls' Glee Club was organized in February and consist- ed of twenty members Our first public appearance was at the if local contest in which we sang, Dark Eyes and Song of ' Songs. Q Through the efforts of Mr. Payne and our director, Miss Q Misfeldt, we acquired robes. if, Kb Entering the District contest at Wayne April 18-19. we re- ' ceived the rating of Excellent , is The girls wish to thank Mr. Payne and Miss Misfeldt for their efforts and patience. ' W it ,x X ' 9' Cos X, . G7 f N 1 G el . H . , . Q a Q CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1941 P1LLEY's Norfolk, Nebraska PILLEY'S PRICES PLEASE PRODUCERS Highest Prices Paid For Eggs-Butter-Poultry STAR CLOTHIERS CLEANERS Harry Vogt, Proprietor SUITS TAILORED TO MEASURE Complete Line of Men's Furnishings TILDEN, NEBRASKA We Specialize in Cleaning Fur Coats, Silk Hats and Knit Wear X CF . , ,., ,f ' lp '.'1L.JF ':.,..r'., . f' -... ,' ..., Q .L..,..ff Z,..f,:Z......11vL--ff L.-21 L-ITF' izix ' ...LV .4 .1 r A 4 Lv A CAPELLA CHOIR . 4 f W :Q . gf! xr Y A Q . gl ' J .4 ' x , . ' I . lk -X xx 'J H X' 1 Back row-Leland Schlu-eter, Willard Wegner, June McKnight, Fern Duhachek, ,ix 'A A. X K Lucille Lewis, Kenneth Galyen, Gefne Plhillips, Helen Phillips, Laurence Osborn, 3 , X D, Harold Cornett, Dwayne -Switzer, Bernard Osborn, Donald Warneke, Vance V L, 1 ' Dunivan, Norman Hicks and Jean Adams. . Second row-Evelyn .Wilson, LaVona. Pugh, Bethene Collins, Donna Welk, Jean K., Lewis, Ruth Horrocks, Minette Hogsett, LoGene Collins, Eileen Berg, Marjorie S V Munger, Patricia Werner, Donna Mann, Je-anette Kinne, Muriel Hnmley, Letha. I Butfington, Charlene Fuller, and Miss Misfeldt, sponsor. 'X Bottom row-Ava Nell Fowlkefs, Shirley Ann Williams, Betty Wiese, Pauline S-chilling, Flora Mae Kerstine, Dorothy Ballard, 'Elileen Werner, Onita. Risor, if Nancy Jo Marts, Dorothy Ferry, Mary Jane Terry, Barbara Becker, Dolly Lewis, 'Q LaRene Halsey, Armeen Boyer and Eileen Boyer. 94' QL , , N .3 v 'Vg The A Capella choir newly organized this year under the direction of Miss Misfeldt has been a progressive organization consisting of forty- X nine boys and girls. U ' The boys and girls motored to Wayne, April 19, to receive the rating for ' of excellent , At Battle Creek received very favorable comment. Q Songs, which were sung at this particular event, were: Drink To Me Only With Thine Eyes, and Volga Boatmen. ,N K- v This is a promising organization., ' gg, -By June McKnight , Q5 til W P A M LE his M L Q1 .,f r Q . - - , - -' .l 1' f -f W ffwfl f ff - f -4' l 11 x f G, 4, cj, sb, . xy .5 -4-1 .M s...-I -Q1 -'af H -2' A Q -X for A I-IUTCHINSON'S Stop and, Shop at The Store That Has Eeverything NORTHEAST NEBRASKA'S LARGEST DEPARTMENT STORE Norfolk, Nebraska 4 ... CONGRATULATION- To The Members of the Class of 1941 GILLESPIE BROTHERS JEWELERS AND OPTOMETRISTS Headquarters for Properly Fitted Glasses Elgin, Hamilton, Tavannes and Jules Jurgensen Watches 428 Norfolk Avenue Phone 170 ff ' '' A '''' 'A 'A ' 1 ?f 'A' A'A 'A' ' 1 HESTED STORES COMPANIES 5c 10c 25c and 351.00 Stores Meet Your Friends At Hesteds Norfolk, Nebraska .'.'.'.'.'.'J'.'.'v'.'. CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1941- WIETING BROTHERS SERVICE STATION Meadow Grove -Compete Auto Service- Nebraska 2 '4 it ,, R, v, X. A, X '1. K ut tl X fp-, 'amz my . .. . 1 1 ',' fn ,, 17: f,'f:.-,,'ig Q- ' 1 1 ---51,3 A ,pl ORCHESTRA 1 4 '14 '55 i, 5,4 yn 'I ,1 -a ll 5 Standing-Mr Warner instructor Bill Boyer June McKnight, ,r Seated Donald Ballard Myra Mae Hauge Dorothy Ballard, Dean Monson, :Q Jimmy Ferry Robert Werner Milton Pugh and Kay Anstinef, 4 x ' 4 Kay Anstme comet Donald Ballard baritoneg Jimie Ferry-Altog Myra Mae Hauge trumpet Dorothy Ballard-rcornetg Bill Boyer- it drums Dean Monson comet June McKnight-pianop Milton Pugh- l alto Knot in picturej Joe Sullivan trombone 3 Robert Werner--Alto. M x ,ii The orchestra directed by Mr Warner, played for the major school events In this group are many promising musicians who will make a , flue orchetral group later on Vg By June McKnight 3 MODEL AIRPLANE CLUB V 1 ' 5 --af'N--fa Q' I s ' 1 'D 'Q 'N ,I ry . X 'E 'a Back row Jack Boyer Nance Dunivan Harold Cornett, Frank Purcell. and B111 Sesslei Second row.-Jerry Clovd and A1-lie Novotny. ' .1 Fiont row Merlynn kinne president M Warner, sponsor, Donald Warneke Tim Terry Leland Schluetei Keith Monson. W3 The Dare Devil Aces Meadow Grove High School model airplane club was founded on February 11 1941 under the sponsorship of Mr. l Warner Twelve students from all four grades were charter members and elected OHICGTS as follows Mervlnn Kinne, presidentg Joe Schmid, ui 3 vice presldent Arlie Novotny Secretary and Tim Terry, correspend- mg secretary The club orlgmally intended to hold a contest in the A5 gymnasium but thls plan was later discarded because of insufficient lf' time Jerry Cloyd I x Y' is E N ' ' ' ' V A hi' ' T 1 1 ' V I I W l ' . X x ' ... ' , ' 5 A 'xr T ' . sv XX . - , , , is-- ,J V g ivb, Q 1 Q Ca' ' is - T Q - ' 'L' a 4 , . . A 7 . . Y - . . 1 . l W x W Ki ' Q 53 if Y , T r 1 3 ' ' -i ' , 1 ' , r. k' Y ' Y I 'D ' X1 1 I . ,l ' , Q7 1 v - 1 if' - - . ' l U . ' 1 9 s K . , . . . . .4715 5 fp ir- r, f .J of -U I ' rf- 'D 'J J' af' W 1l7' U:-'-f -r-- :Hr-1' ' - . .L 1 4 .4 , --A fl A it -4 ., CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1941- b POTTS LIVESTOCK SALES COMMISSION COMPANY SALE EVERY WEDNESDAY TILDEN, --F NEBRASKA -----,a,----- ---- 'A' -'- ' A --inf DUDLEY LAUNDRY COMPANY Awning Manufacturers-Fur Storage -.-sb Dry Cleaners--Launderers -Hatters--Rug Cleaners Tow'el and Linen Supply Phone 76 Norfolk, Nebraska ' CONGRATULATIONS' TO THE GRADUATES Everything for the Modern Misa MELCHER'S Norfolk, Nebraska v , v - v ,-,vyyv,, , , ,-yyyv ,,,,,,, , ,,,, .,,, - ,-.-:.-,-:,-.-.-.-::::.-::::::.-f.-.ix.'.- N J. A. BALLANTYN E FURNITURE I LINOLEUMS RUGS sTovEs 407 Norfolk Avenue Norfolk, Nebraska h......j,... ,IV ' 1 f .1 .- ' 4 . E s i r ,A aw.: L. Q N , ' .A,y' .1 A:.-,1i',:, , 5i,g,,,,f':,n4,'.: , WJ ' :., '.gg,..f :,,-g,'1z ' E we 95535 2-,,,,,ge ' -X A 0-ff 'EE '4 Bmrbel' 5417? ben? is .5Jm:sun JJ Qfnv t Y 2' , P h F? M4 A - F gf K M5 1 , 3 .F fe-'rch fc Q4 v R-wit 1. F 4 , af .4 N' L , Q Q f I' yfits' Wea, Woof pq? , 4 ? ff . , yfw K? F F ' VW? 'Q 'L k . 1 Aj juinfef Regis- 5 y yfffgfgs ' . 'ffef-rf qc my . + f- 'M fi' A' Xrg 3 . , 1 M ' A' mf . E 515: I df eff '33 Smile- mcolvn vwzqq Uannie' UAA . . , A 'u ck ' .f ' Y X 'i 1 Q PY , T Q, Q.. it X e Q- J X. U -5+ 42:1 mg ' 4-J 1 f 7 7' X.,- '-.. ' X . 'I mv y, , .W ZX -1 'r 4 gl ' '95 u'f ' L' In Shli Q 51'f? '? If 2 pf ' M A .,., .4 - S- , - H , ' Hevoes of ww- F u AH of ,41 h ' ix wma 'giechevs if '-.-,,., ,, ,1 , M . 1 YJ -, -1 ,..,,,.. ,.-...J ...,....., .l yk,-v-,,- w.,,r -,f .,v -.Af Q41 KN, 11,1 .. fi, . 'V .- I ': ' FK I I am, naar mem X '. 'I O is TRO JAN scRoLL - Sli? EQ Sept. 2-School opens. G Oct. 11-End of first six weeks of school, K. Oct. 18-Junior Class Play Deacon Dubbs . A KL Oct. 24-Teacher's Convention, A reprieve! No school. ' Ilgov. potelntial baskgtlball Xiziryers are up on their toes. i ov. - lsner ayers, ips oat. .re fe Nov. 21-Thanksgiving groans to be heard. P Nov. 25-Vacation over. Everyone looks well fed. X XXX lgov. 29?SOperetg, An Oldlfgshirgied Garden. Success! ec. 6- hew. ad to wor or t at one. iq A X Q5 Dec. 13-We beat St. Edward. ' gee. 19-Igayed Oakdalg Uphelldl our colors by winning 22-8. ,bs , . S ec. 23- et ready for anta. erry Xmas '. 7 J Dec. 30-Santa came and has gone. 1 X 'cg Jan. 1--Day off to celebrate New Year. fs i Jan. 10-Our first defeat--5-4. 'i X Jan. 14-lWe bow our heads to Madison 20-18. 5 2 Jan. 17--Another scalp taken from Tilden. 7 Jan. 28--Alas! Taken by Neligh 25-21. .. is Jan. 31-Ran over Norfolk 2nd team. '-J, Feb. 4-Easy pickins from Battle Creek. ,Q N Feb. 7-Poor Tilden. ' 7' Feb. 12-Cornbelt Tourney. Tough luck boys! Q X Feb. 18-Our victory. Feb. 21-We won. 1 Feb. 24-Senior and annual pictures Ktiaken by Haberman. it Feb. 25-Too bad for the Norfolk 2n team. March 5-District Class B tourney.. Lincoln here we come! Lg. March 10-Local Declam and Music contest. 5Ne6rv talent. Mar. 12--State B Tourney. Grand try boys! 3 -3 . . Mar. 28-District Declamatory Contest. April 2-Baseball. Traditional Neligh vs. M. G. rain. N April 4-Cornbelt Music Festival at Battle Creek. ,-,W April 9-County Spelling Contest. J April 11--Friday off before Easter. 1,1 April 18-District Music Contest at Wayne-Why be scared? Q. April 22-Baseball again. Tilden lost to good old M. G. 'jg V April 23-7th and 8th grade exams. We mighty high school students. T X April 25-Senior Class play, Doctor is Out what a crowd! L5 A May 2-Jr.-Sr. Banquet. Stand up for your country. Colors of the flag. -' ky May 5-Neligh there K, May 9-Sneak Day for Seniors. Off to Lincoln. Lots of fun. if May 11--Baccalaureate. QQ May 14-Commencement-Class of '41, 27 ready to begin a new life. if May 16-School is out! Success to our graduating class. X K X' . ' O it .. N 'Y I4W ,V I, ag. ,gp 'WS so ' c odious :'..:ii4.. ,ia 'f1Fi f- .7L7,.I PETRING MOTOR CO YOUR FORD DEALER Ill Q li 3 l Q 4 New and Used Cars and Trucks U K l 1 Q i i Phone 60 Norfolk, Nebraska JAMES CLARK FOR FAIR DEALINGH FEED-FLOUR Highest Prices for Produce Phone 69 Meadow Grove, Nebraska When you need money ASK FIRST AT YOUR BANK THE NATIONAL BANK OF NORFOLK Norfolk, Nebraska FRANK'S Assures You of LASTING LOVLIN ESS at a price well within every woman's reach. Remember, lack of charm is an unneces- sary extravagance which no woman can afford. FRANK'S Beauty Shop Granada Building Phone 652 L N I 44 Q5 Q. xx AX, N r Exif 9 if N YL f lc: in Gi ex it G 65 6. 65 6-F Kr C 3 Y' M A V G Q, MEADOW GROVE HIGH SCHOOL PERSONALITIES A Emstlen ...... Skinny ....... Egbert ....... Actor ............. Valentino ......... Early Bird ....... Tubby ............ Basketeer ...... Test Pilot ..... Romeo ....... Juliet ............,,,, Hawkshaw ....... Shorty ........... Caruso ....... ........,. Wmton Beech Ruth Horrocks Reed Dye Willard Wegner Kenny Galyen Delbert Dearmm Helen Phillips Joe Sullivan Mr Warner Joe Schmid Letha Buifington Mr Thomsen Mildred Kohl Dwayne Switzer Flora Mae KeYStlH6 Orator .............. ............... B ob Stewart Prlma Donna .................... Muriel Hamley Goliath ....................,,.,.,.,, Tin Horn' Gambler Keith Monson Norman Hicks CICGTO ............................ Oscar Schlueter Hlram ........................ ............. T im Terry Cripple ............. Beauty ................. Little Boy Blue ...... Musketeer ........... New Dealer ........ Acrobat ........... Clumsy .......... Venus ............... Miss Muifet ........ Mountain Boy .... . .... Gabriel ................ Dramatist ......... Courageous ...... Bashful ......... Egotist ....... Socrates ..... Marvin Nelson Sylvia Rezac DeaniMonsqn Bob Lewis Don Wright Herb Cornett Laurence 'Osborn - Fern Duhachek La Rene Halsey Jack Boyer Dorothy Ballard Twila Warnke Libby Rezac Lucy Lewis Marjorie Munger Jerry Cloyd I 1 1 4 x 1 1 ll' ICU 1 in- I 1' . . . 2. ' 3. 4. ' 5. ' CC fl 6. ' 7' 0 1 3. 9. ' , 10. ' 11. - 12 . , 13. ' 14. ' 3 15. Dignified ,,.,.,, ,,,,,,, ' 16. 17. ' 18. A 19. ' ' - 20 21 1 22 N 23 24 25 1 26 4, 27 28 J 29 .Q 30 31 .J 32 33 Q' 34 gl Q 35 P' fm 36 37 l X 95 A 1- - 4 '- SPECIALIST IN Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat H. L. KINDRED M. D. DR. HOOPMAN DENTIST 307 Madison Avenue Norfolk, Nebraska DR. C. E.. BUSH DENTIST Tilden, Nebraska '1Q' ---- vv-vv--v-----vv-v--v DR. A. P. MOHR VETERINARIAN Tilden, Nebraska DR. F. J. GRIFFIN DENTIST Tilden, Nebraska i 1 1 1 li 1 l CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1941 ELMER WERNER Meadow Grove, Nebraska 4 1 Q i 1 4 C I vn.'QvAmn.fw.A1a .e.sxe41-4f'e4f'wAfw4f'rm'f f V , , p g AUTOGRAPHS ' S 3 3 w 3 21 3 ' Q 3 f J Yin . 5 er .- Q 5 5 cf fm 5 B , ng, G7 59 o 5 tv ei A . f . 3 A gl 8 Q i . 2 5 Q19 1 4 E 'v 9 QV 9 I ey A S r 0 m Q cw-R v ff Q1 X V AUTOGRAPHS X Q f 3 54 1 ig W Q E3 g 5 'Nm 1nmnummmmmmamummmmmmmamumwngyf 'WiIlllllllllllllllllllllllllll A S AUTOGRAPHS w 8 0 A g 3 13: Q FE S iv Q E2 1 eb is 37 hw 1 0 ' L 5 .. in 1 A 'I M. Ah .gg ff ..,, ...Y ..,., A f V A Q. LQ ,Q 4 E3 :Q W J., IIN . x 2 4 ,X- w i i r , 1 X 1 1 ,'l '.l HfJ64?EE-f,-T,' Eih,RY-E'Z.7'?5irT' 'L.:ff,..I,-i..:1.4..K 3LiJ.?7 ' - W EM 'febiiiaiie-Wl.' ' ' ' 'V J, fvI 'V' lf M'-'L' A ' ' 'V ' ' !l'2Eli-1,'?k'ZLXi3lXWi.l'i:T1v-f - A