Broken Bow High School - Warrior Yearbook (Broken Bow, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1949 volume:

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The first meeting after the spring election new members are sworn in, a president elected, secretary hired, and committees appointed. Each term lasts for three years. Page 6 l B Stockham and Orm Talbot are ke oldest memb rs ot the Board as far as terms go havmg served for three Paul Hrcks and George Porter who IS prestdent are next n lme wrth two term wbrle Edgar Vamev rs servmg hrs l1rst term The secretary lame Lemmg has been on the Board of Educatron as a member and a secretary tor twelve years C H HERE Superrntendent I-hstory Fl B Nebra ka Wesleyan M H UYIIVETSITY of Nebraska Umversrty of Ill1I'101S Umversrty ot Denver TH1 1S the frfth year Mr Hare bas been our cluelaln OUR SCHOOL BOHRD C H Hare Orm Talbot Paul Hxcks lame Lemmg Sec George Porter and Edgar Vcrney I B Stockhcxm cmd S H Best are mxssmg Page 7 Something New Has Been Added . by Carrie Hnn Pederson X. h class imens anew ec qnized SP8 The newly Z3 mculw- to iecwhe' new Many years of wishing, waiting, and hard work will inevitably achieve the desired finale, and that is just what BBHS band members have been doing for the past decade. They will assure you that at times it has been very tedious and discouraging, but, at long last, on October 7, l948, the new band uniforms began arriving in Broken Bow. They continued to ap- pear, bit by bit, until on Friday night, October 29, their debut was made at the Loup City football game. The band makes a very snappy appear- ance in their red shakos with eight inch White ostrich plumes, white wool jackets ornamented with gold braid and red belts, and the red wool trousers decorated by a wide white stripe cen- tered with gold braid down the outside. White shoes are worn with these uniforms. The major- ette, Barbara Best, adds much glamor to the marching band in her white fur shako with a white plume, white jacket trimmed with gold braid, a White circular skirt, and White boots. These uniforms were acquired with money earned from band concerts, dances, and dona- Page 8 velY to Mrs' Mrs. Lucille Marsh- Dramaticsi-Fl t te nde d Doane College and re- ceived B. H. at Hastings College. Post graduate work at the University of Ne- braska. She is Sponsor of the Iunior Class Play. W... 1 1- ang. A Mq!Bh- G tions made by business men and women from Broken Bow and surrounding community. Hnother useful and attractive gift to BBHS is the time clock on the football field. This clock stands at the south end of the foot- ball field and is eight feet in diameter. lt was made possible through the courtesy of Warren Nelson and Penn's jewelry. Hmong the many new additions made by the Board of Education is the new drinking fountain on the north school grounds and the new kitchen equipment in the Home Economics rooms. The kitchen has been completely re- arranged, making it possible for several girls to work together. There are five complete units, large enough so that four or five girls can work comfortably at each, These units include four new stoves and a new refrigerator. The kitchen has been painted green and yellow and the girls themselves have painted the din- ing room yellow and refinished the furniture, giving the department a more festive appear- .nv 5 P-Q p-:ng .Y new re pulling mel Girl5 G Bc. The Home of-td use' Q 9 equlpmem O F.T.H.. Back Row: Hrminda Griffith. Marilyn Griffith, Leona Beckhofl Elwin Cochran, Ioyce Lomax. Donna McCcxslin. Cecel Olson. Second Row: Patty Tecxhon. Glenda Martin. Donitta Cooksley. Brlene Iensen LcxVonne Connely, Genevieve Koelller. First Row: Bonnie Walker. Ra mona Holmes. Beverly Ferguson. Ioan Mohatt. Coiiirnercial+She receiv- ed her BS. degree from Kearney State Teachers College and has done post-graduate work at the University of Nebraska Member of Pi Laniba Theta, a national sorority for wo' fren in education. ance. New books and maps were also added by the Board ot Education. The janitors, too, have been busy making our school a more modern institution. Mr. Spencer and Mr. lflohatt have spent many hours building the fence around the parking lot west of the schoolhouse and rc- clecorating Superintendent l-lare's office, the teachers' norrnal training room, and the teachers' room. Several subjects have been added to the sched- ule. Mrs. Schwengle is teaching a Spanish ll class and a Latin ll class, enabling students to finish a pre- requisite for college. The Norrnal Training department has been reorganized and is now known as Future Teachers of Hrnerica. The organization is sponsored by Miss Sanders, Mrs. Marsh, a new teacher this year, is in Charge of all speech and drarnatics. One-act plays and the lunior Class Play are under her direction. I Pago 9 Miss Helen Shields-- Hnother one of our new classes is this Spanish II class under the tutelage of Mrs. Schwengle. Happy Hours! . by Marilyn Iohnson September 9, 1948 Dear Egbert Last night was the first big affair of the opening school year. This was the shing-ding given exclusively for the little ones, namely, the freshmen. Mr. Cramer, Mr. Iacob, and Mrs. Russell were the weary sponsors, and from about 7:30 to 9:30 chaos reigned. Games were played to break the ice. Dancing and candy bars were later enjoyed. So-long!! Egelsteen October 5, 1943 Dear Egbert: Hello again! l went to a doin's last night. Quite an affair. It's the local band-party that l'm implying! Dancing and dining. Hh, two and a half hours of toe-stepping-on! The food was very good, provided thoughtfully by the Chamber of Commerce. No accidents occurred, although the floor shore was slick. Be Seein' You, Egelsteen. October 20, 1948 Dear Pal Egbert: My letters are coming thick and fast be- cause of all the school activities we're having. Hnd do we love 'eml Last night, the school was honored with a dance. Kindly sponsored by the juniors. There was a large crowd there and the two hours passed too quickly. There was a door prize, a yellow, rubber, quacking duck, won by Gerald Sloggett. Useful for hunt- ing, or for a decoy. Bye-bye for now! Egelsteen Page 10 October 26, 1948 Hello, again, Egbert! Did you ever crash any parties? It's more fun! While out taking a stroll with a pal of mine, we saw the lights and banners out for the FFH-Fl-IF! party. So we thought we might watch for a wee while so 1 could tell you all about it. But while we stood there, everyone was so very kind to ask us to join in the dancing. So, we just couId'n't refuse! fNor re- sistl But it was a lively party. Miss I-litchrnan and Mr. I-Iuntzinger were the swell people who sponsored the affair, and who also let us crash the gay dance, by the way. We thank you! For awhile, everyone enjoyed the dancing. Then Ted McMillan and Donna Sorter organized games. One, The Highland Fling, just wore me out! H lunch of soft drinks and doughnuts was served. Farewell for a while, Egelsteen Maurice VanDyke-General Choir l, 2, 3, 4, Football I, Baketball I, 3, Track l, Intramurals 4. Richard McMurtry-College Prep Football I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Track l, 3, Choir I, 2, 3, 4, B Club 3, 4, Iunior Play 3, District Music Contest I, Z, 4, 3 Loups Festival I, 2, 3, 4, County Contest I, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 4. Bob Smith-Flgriculture Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Football l, 2, 3, Intramurals l, 2, 4, Track l, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club I, F.F.Pl. 2, 3, 4, Iunior Play 3, Flnnual Staff 4. Maurice van Dyke 4 -: .4 - , .. lg Richard . W f , em McMurtry -1 fm 1 Q' Bgb Smith tival l, 2, 3, 4, District Music Contest l, 2, 3, 4, Music Wilma Iecm Peterson-General Sioux 2, 3. Gene Sloggett-General Football 2, Indian Staff 3. LaVonne Matheson-General Y-teens 3, 4, F.l-l.Pl. 4, Glee Club 3, 4, Mixed Chorus Class Officer 2, Dramatics Play l, Dramatics l, Flnnual Staff 4, Music Letter l, 2, 4, B Club 3, 4, Pep Band 3, 4, State Music Clinic 4, Intramurals 4, Donna Bubak-Commercial Band l, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 2, 3, 4, lunior Play 3, Com- mercial Club 4, Girls' Glee 4, FHH. 3, 4, Indian Staff 4, County Music Contest l, 2, 3, 4, 3 Loups Music Fes- 2, 3, 4, District Music Contest 3, 4, Girls' Sextet 3. Wayne Pomplume-Qgriculture FFR. l, 2, 3, 4, FFR. Officer 4, Track l, 2, 3, Football l, 4, lntramurals l, 2, Marcell Golden Commercial Commercial Club 4 Sioux Club 3 4 Glee Club Iolm Golden Hgriculture otball 1 2 3 ketball l FFR Choir l 2 3 Plgriculture Letter 4 B Club 3 4 Tom Templeton College Prep Basketball l 2 3 Football l 2 3 Track l 2 Dan nd l 2 Band 1 2 3 4 Sax Sextet 1 2 3 Choi Music Contest l 2 3 4 3 Loups Festival l 2 3 4 County Music Contest l 2 3 4 luruor Class Play 3 Gene Sloggett Wilma lean Peterson mul! 1.cxVonne Matheson Letter 2, 3, 4 . Gilbert Horn-Qgriculture Choir l, 2, 3, 4, F.F.Fl. l, 2, 3, 4, Band l, Drarnatics l, Dona Prescott-Com mercial Band2 3 4 Choir 2 3 4 Pep Band 3 4 lunior Play 3 Girls Glee 3 4 Girls Octet 3 Commercial Club 4 Dale VanWormer College Prep Bandl 2 3 4 Basketball l Speech l Track l l-lorn Quartet 2 4 Cla s Presiclent 2 Class Play 3 Editor of Plnnual 4 murals 4 Must Contest 2 3 4 Iunior High Qs istant Coach 3 4 lack Sxmonson General 4 Choir 3 4 lun or Pep Band 3 4 Intra Music Letter 2 3 4 Boys State 3 otballl 2 3 4 Basketball l 2 3 4 Track l Choir l 4 Iunior Play Stage Manager 3 B Club Marcell Golden Wayne Pomplum f-0451 Patek A ,wtiv 'Y .fr-'39 N are 1'-f Tom Donna Gilbert Dona Dale Templeton Bubak Horn Prescott VcrnWormer Iohn Golden .a-Q25 Way f it 39 'M-4' Q'--4 lack Simonson Page 11 Honors Achieved... by Elizabeth Gishpert X Qlw slx 41.411 Bill Marilyn Elizabeth Barbara Pester Iohnson Gishpert Best Bill Pester General nceBndl2Tackl2 tblll B sketball l 2 3 4 Bandl 2 3 4 Trumpet Trio l 2 Brass Sextet 3 Chorr 3 Pep Band l 3 4 Dtstrtct Music 2 3 4 lunlor Play 3 Music Letterl 2 3 4 National Honor Society 3 B Club 2 3 4 Marilyn Iohnson Commerc1al Chotr 2 3 4 Tr asurer ot Class 3 lndran Staff 4 Flnnual Statt 4 Sioux 3 4 Girls Glee 3 4 Commercial Club 4 Grrls Octet 3 Girls Sextet 3 Secretary of Commercial Club 4 Natronal Honor Society 3 4 Secretary of Commerc1al Club 4 National Honor So ctety 3 4 MUSIC Letter 3 Music Contest 2 3 4 Y teens Chairman 4 Elizabeth Gishpert College Prep Band l 2 3 4 Brass Sextet 3 Pep Band 3 4 County Music Contest l 2 3 4 3 Loups Mus1c Festival l 2 3 4 DlSlTlClMUS1C Contest l 2 3 4 Music Letter 2 3 4 Plnnual Staff 4 Class Play 3 lndran Stalt 3 4 Y teens 3 4 National Honor Society 3 4 Dramatrcs l Barbara Best Commercial Vice Pres1dent of Class l Cholr l 4 B d l 2 3 4 Glee Club 4 Sroux 1 Indran Staff 3 4 Secretary of Class 3 Y teens and Cabinet Yteens 3 Ir Play 3 Commercial Club 4 Mayorette of Band 4 Qnnual Staff 4 Dramattcs l Dramatlcs Play l Verbajean Miller Commercial Band 2 3 4 Chorr l 2 3 4 Yteens President Commerc1al Club 4 Drstrict MUSIC Contest l 2 Open House Committee l Flnnual Staff 4 Indian Stall 3 4 Ir Play Makeup 3 County Mustc Contest l 4 Class Offlcer 2 Music Letter 2 3 4 Girls Glee 2 3 4 Girls Octet 3 Shorthand Ptward 3 Band Olfrcer 4 Page 12 Students are chosen to belong to the Na- tlonal Honor Socrety for thelr abrlrty of leader shlp character servlce and scholarship One fourth or 25 per cent ot the graduatrng class 1 el1g1ble one thrrd when they are 1un1ors and the remainder durlna thelr semor year Be cause the annual has an early deadllne it s not possible to print the members chosen thts year The students who represent BBHS for 1948 are Barbara Best Marilyn Iohnson Bl' Pester and Elizabeth Grshpert Donna Iacobsen Commerc1al Commercial Club President 4 Y teens 3 4 Band l 2 3 4 Cholrl 2 3 4 Girls Glee 3 4 Glrls Oc 4 Girls Sextet 3 4 Indian Stall 3 4 WGTFIOT Staff Class VICE President 2 lr Class Play 3 Pep Band 3 4 Girls State 3 Music Letter l 2 3 4 Music Contest 2 3 4 Music Clinic 4 Drstrtct Speech Contest 1 Ca ol Hlrcock Commercial ndl 23 P andl 34Yteens4 trrct Mustc Contest l 2 3 4 Commerc1al Club 4 Chotr 3 4 Clarlnet TTIO l 2 3 4 Ir Play 3 Crrls Glee Club 3 4 Verbayean Miller Donna Iacobsen Carol .PN at Hircock -gif . 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Plfter strug- gling two weeks, the sonnets were compiled and sent to Los Plngeles for judging by the National High School Poetry Hssociation. Fif- teen seniors were chosen to have their poems printed in the National High School Poetry Flnthology They are as follows Leona Beck hott Death Barbara Best First Love Margaret Carland Fall lunior Close Van tasy VIYQIHIG Geeslln Spec Mention io logical Headache David Glover Fall Donna Iacobsen My Treasure Chest Mar 1lyn lohnson The Sunset Ramona Holmes Winter Opal Martin The Perfect Dav Ralph Meston The Meadow Carrie Hnn Pederson Close of a Perfect Day Dale Van Wormer Snow lsla Mae Tyson Success Pat Walter Spec Mention Spring Donna lacobsen and Dale VanWormer were chosen by the Plmerican Legion and the Plmerican Legion Huxiliary to represent Bro- ken Bow High School at Girls' and Boys' state for the 1948 session. Over a period of one week the boys and girls from all parts ot the state study the procedure of the state government Members of the Junior class are the only one: eligible for this activity M 1 l d r e d E Schw e n gl e English l2 Span I La in ll Hamline Uni versity St Paul Minnesota Uni versity of Mmne sota graduate work e sponsor ot The Indian viii' Vlrgmm Geeshn gerald fume L. ose Ona Bwkhoff vlfglhld Geeslm General F H H 3 Band 2 3 4 Freshman Chorus l rlerald Iumor Close General Football l 2 3 4 Basketball l 2 3 4 Trackl 2 3 4 Choir l 2 3 4 lndlan Stall 3 4 Boys Quartet 4 Leona Beckhoff T 3 F H David Glover College Prep Football 4 Basketball l 3 4 Track 3 4 B Club 4 Band l 2 3 4 Horn Quartet 2 State Track Meet 3 Glove Currie gm, Pederson fdalpll eston Music Contest l 2 3 4 3 Loups Festival l 2 3 4 Carne Flnnette Pederson Commercial Band l 2 3 4 Cholr l 3 4 Flnnual Staff 4 Editor of Indian 4 Y teens Y teens Cabinet 3 Iunlor Play 3 Pep Band 2 3 4 Girls Glee Club 3 4 Commercial Club 4 Clarinet Trio 3 4 Librarian of Band 2 Choir Flccompantst 4 President of Band 4 Clarinet Quartet 4 Librarian 4 Ralph Meston General otball l 2 3 4 a ket Ball l 2 3 B nd l hoir l k 4 B Club 3 4 lun Play 3 Pep Band 3 4 Page 1 5 t. ,, .. . ,, l I I .. ,, . .. - I - - - n - - - A - tt - ' . , . - B - I LT A I I T -mt. ff - ish , Ilg t l, , . . - tt rf ' A - , 4 - : - . li ' II I xt if - I -- , A 1 A , , . A .. ,. . 1 I tt ff I is - , .. .. ., .. ., h H I l ' 5 I . .... , 'WW' . lr 1 f ' ' ' ' - Flnnual Staff 45 District Music Contest l, 2, 45 County - , . , 1 A , , : 1 ' , , . 1 , , , 1 , , . J 1 ' - - J I J , , , 1 . J - , , : - A , : 2 , 2 5 ' 5 . : T.N. . 5 . .H 4. 5 ' l - - FO ,,,:BS ,,,4:OI ,2.3, 1 , . 5 , 1 - : 45 C ' .3, 4: TNJC 1, 2, 3, 1 . . 1 IOF , , , 1 1 2 5 . 4 9 0 Hold the Presses by Willa Mae Thomas ll lNDIHN STHFF. Back Row: Elizabeth Gishpert. Ruth Piper, Mary Io Holley. Iunior Close. Ianet Cooper. Lawrence Clay. Marilyn Iohnson, Donna Iacobsen. Second Row: Iim Melville. Mrs. Schwengle, Pat Walter. La Vonne Gallaher. Roberta Myers. Barbara Best, Verbaiean Miller, Pauline Hicks. Donna Bubalc, Donna Parnell. Marilyn Stutzman. Front Row: Bonnie Walker. Betty Thurman, Marilyn Fenster, Carrie Hnn Pederson. Donitta Cooksley. Sandra Daley. Bob Templeton. Everyone's busy trying to meet the next deadline. The high school newspaper, The Indian, is published monthly. lt expresses the opinions, sug- gestions and criticisms of the faculty and the stu- dent body. Since no advertisements are printed, the paper is supported by the student body. Mr. Cook, of the Broken Bow Printery, has been kind enough to print this paper. Behind this well-organized group are: Mrs. Schwengle, Sponsor: Carrie Qnn Pederson, Editor, Donna lacobsen, Business Manager, Verb Miller, Mary lo Holly, Qrt Editors. The reporters and contributors include, Marilyn Iohnson, Iunior Close, Elizabeth Gishpert, Sandra Daley, Marilyn Stutzman, lim Melville, Donna Par- nell, Marilyn Eenster, Ianet Cooper, La Vonne Gal- laher, Pauline Hicks, Betty I. Thurman, Ruth Piper, Donna Bubak, Barbara Best, Pat Walter, Ted Mc- Millan, Bonnie Walker, Roberta Myers, Myla Wat- tles, Donitta Cooksley, Bill Melville, Lawrence Clay, Richard Floyd, Bob Templeton. J X-'J' GY' WHRRIOR STHFF Back Row Carrle Hnn Pederson lack Sxmonson Richard McMurtry Mary Io Holley Duane Molley Paul Chase Willa Mae Thomas Dick Floyd Lavonne Gallaher David Glover Tom Templeton Bob Smlth Front How Barbara Best Pat Walter Donna Lou Sorter Dale Van Wormer Verbayean Mrller Elxzabeth Gxshpert Manlyn Iohnson Donna Iacobsen Through the Wrllmg help of the staff long hours of work extra ass1gr1mer1ls and cr1t1 c1sms The Warr1or Staff hae once agam been able to puohsh a record of the year s actlvltles m Broken Bow The staff has trled hard to preserve the memouee ol the enjoyable l1H'19S had clurmg the Year 1n thls book Edrtor Dale Van Wormer Hsmetant Edltor Donna Sorter Bu mees Manager Duane Molley I-'lest Busmess Mgr Donna Iacobsen Sponsor ......... Mr. Bdams H R Hdams General Mathematlcs General Sclence Physms Chemrstry Chadron State Teachers Col lege U C L Pl Harvar Bpon or of the Semor Clase and Fldvleor to the Flrmual Stall He ls aleo the Ir Hlgh Basketball and Football Coach wi-swsgm 1 + 'i li, Back Row: Fred West, Ioyce Eberle, Ivan Winbolt, Marilyn Stutzman, Donald Gunther, Donitta Cooksley, Cecil Mattox, Ioan Craig, Everett Mattox, Elva Iune Miller, Charles Wymore, Hrlene Iensen, Rob Roy McCaslin. Helen Little, Elwin Cochran, Hrlene Hrmstrong. Second Row: Delores Hpplegarth, Goldie Hpplegarth, Cora Lee Chap- pell, Sandra Daley. Louise Hall, Georgia Kaelin, Glenda Martin, Betty Teahon, Geraldine Kaelin, Roberta Myers, La Vonne Connely. First Row: Beverly Spencer, Norma lean Smith. Iesslyn Choliel, Lois Parnell, Betty Simon- ton, Cleo Glendy, Genevieve Koelfler. O On Then' Way . . . The juniors, on their way to becoming .fwyfg 5 u seniors, are trying tutilely to raise money for the banquet. Hmong their money making schemes was sponsoring a school dance, vend- ing miscellaneous foodstuffs at football games and presenting their class play, l'The Ghost Bird . Typing and shorthand plus numerous activities such as first year literature and Espanol, under the guidance of Mrs. Schwengle, head their lists ot Nwhat l like to do best. QOh, we mustn't forget physics under the guidance ot 'lPop ,l With these many activities the jun- iors are kept quite busy just being juniors. Back Row: Virgil Boeh, Betty Ritz, Ted McMillan, Verla Cable, Byron Burt, Charlene Harriger, Iimmy Borchers, Marilyn Griffith, lack Hammond, Lucille Cole, Lyle Vililliams, Hrminda Griiiith, Bill Melville. Second Row: Mau- rice Stinehagan, Susan McCaslin, Bob Zeller, Patricia Stucker, Richard Fink, Pauline Hicks, Leo Stone, Martha Moore, Glenn Hlspaugh, Marlyn Zimmerman. First Row: Grace Huff, Ioan Mohatt, Dona Meyer, Eva Wymore. Io Hnn Rpplegarth, Leta Newman, Bonnie Walker, Beverly Ferguson, Geraldine Relph. fmrwmur- a Sa xv' Dil THIS SMILING GROUP IS THE IUNIOR PLRY Elwin Cochran. Donald Gunther, Bob Zeller, Margaret Gray. Ted McMillan, Bill Melville. Front Row: Donitta Cooksley. Georgia Kaelin, Cora Lee Chappell, Ioan Mohatt. Fill by himself. Hndy Spanel. The Junior Class seems to be dominated by a host of girls. Hlthough greatly outnum- bered, the boys do right Well, in more ways than one. With this limited number of boys, they have very successfully given their class play, The Ghost Bird , played host to the seniors at the Iunior-Senior Banquet, and suc- cessfully sponsored the selling of concessions at the football games. The class officers are all girls, and have handled their tasks very Well this year, and it looks as if the Seniors next year will be very capable of handling their innumerable tasks. Lee CHST. Back Row, left to right: THE IUNIOR CLHSS OFFICERS. left to right: Cora Chappell, Treasurer: Beverly Ferguson, Vice Presi- dent: Roberta Myers, President: Hrlene Hrmstrong, Secre- tary. Irma Sanders-English, Normal Trainng-B. Sc, Degree, Uni- versity of Nebraska, Summer Session University of Denver. Sponsors the Iuriior Class and the Future Teachers of Flrnerica. I I i Mrs. Hazel HallQSocial Sciences-Kearney State Teachers Col- l e Page 17 s-w-wwe' 3. Y Qyff 4 org' gm ex ' Q fs 4 We , 9 1 ...Dru-itll N, 'pa as ,Fw-. H, 5 Wiki xy, ,.:1f:E:.: . iv My xv! ,Q SOPHOMORES-Back Row: William Van Cleave, Helen Cramer. Billy Eacker, Beverly Fink, Iohn Swick. Ianis Briggs. Bob Simonson. Ioanne lVlcDuffee, Iim Melville, Laura May Murry. Edwin Barrett, Diane Le La Cheur. Glen Wilkerson. Norma Smith, Walter Tucker. Barbara Myers, Iohn Larson. Second Row: Eugene George. Shir- ley Bence, Wendell Fink. Grace Snider. Gerald Netlx. Susan McCas1in, Kyle Glendy. Geraldine Mason, Robert Peterson. Hudrey McCaslin, Iack Towns. Viola Glendy. Dean Hickey, Helen Lomax, Leland Nelson, Billie Iones. Herbert Smets. Goldie Little. Front Row: Gaylord Eberle. Norman Daharsh, Eldon Link. Coming Out Of Their Shells.. The sophomores slowly emerging trom their green shells and thinking themselves quite the busy bodies around school are . . . busy getting over being freshmen. Biology and Geometry are their main subjects of concern, First, their little heads peeped out ot the shells. They took a timid but thorough look and decided that the upper-classmen so bad after all and so they emerged. out surely they are making headway they too, may have the lclass oi '5l' among their laurels. around weren't Slowly so that placed SOPHOMORES-Back Row: Tom Hill. Mary Lou Meyer, Loren Betz, Vera Furrow. Gail Province. Hlice Iezbera. Milam Chrisman, Gweneth Reed, Tom Sweeney. lean Iberg, Max Gross. Emma Lou Smith, Lowell Spencer. Norma lean Gates, Darrel Malcolm, Wilma Iean Larson. Bob Iacobsen. Second Row: La Donna Hvery, Iames Weitzel. Bonnie Young. David Thompson, Ioan Prescott, Norland Carr, Betty Piper, Bob Fenster. Betty Iean Thurman. Steve Pederson. Mary Lou Furrow. Virgil Prescott. Imo Ieanne Pierce. Front Harry Winbolt, Cletus Klein. Dick Hhl. Ivan William. Barbara Stephenson. .- V M Row: Della Heath. Gerald Sloggett. N.. 1:-. ' W5 tu ? ' :Vit ' 'i nw www X.. .ow N.,-M, -am ,W . . t Jw ,L+ -xx lf you hear a Wild whoop and look around to find yourself suddenly in the midst ot a large, and l do mean large, group of boys, you are meeting the male half of the sopho- more class. This is the hall that is outstanding in the sports field. Last year, they were unde- feated in football, had a successful basketball squad, and took many honors in track. This year they provided Coach Russell with enough SOPHOMORE HOME ECONOMICS STUDENTS: Viola Glendy, Ianice Briggs. Iecm Eberle. Louise Hall, Lcrvonne Connely, and Shirley Bence. SOPHOMORE CLHSS OFFICERS. Left to Right: Bob Fenster, Virgil Prescott. Bar- bara Stephenson. Bob Simon- son and Bob Iucobsen. pliable material that he used some of them in regular spots on his Three Loups Co-Cham- pionship Football squad. Looking at the other side of the class, We see that the girls have also accomplished much in their first years of high school. The sophomores are also high scholastically, usually having a good per cent ot their class on the honor roll. ,s . --a-..,A,, Beverly Fink, 'L if .. t 5 ss r 3 ,Q ii lk FRESHMEN-Back Row: Delane Nice, Kathleen Hclams, Lyle Mattox, Ianet Cooper, Robert Hnderson, Mari- lyn Talbot, Iohn Olson, Fay Zimmerman, Harry Penn, Lois McMurtry, Harvey Reeder, Donna Parnell, La Verne Coleman, Hrtis McGraw, William Harriger. Second Row: Eldon Wooters, Ieanine Reneau, Dick Hart, Shirlee Hagadorn, Bob Templeton, Loree Gardner, Robert Van Horn, Susie Wattles, Bill Williams, Delores Ely, Eddie Kleeb, Ioey Nelson, Louie Murray, Marilyn Fenster, Marvin Coffman. Front Row: Bonita George, Dillard Griffith, Roberta Gibson, Ronald Connely, Glenna Greeman, Terry Eichelberger, Beverly Teahon, Donald Choffel, Beverly Fiske, Bob VanWormer. Bonnie Volzke, Larry Backer, Phyllis Spencer. Coming into high school with a knowledge of basic arithmetic, English and sciences, the freshmen are introduced to Hlgebra, General Science, Latin, and English lX. Sponsored by Mr. Cramer, the ninth graders elected their officers, Donna Parnell, DeLane Nice, Bill Wilf liains and Bob Vanlfvorrner. They made the school take notice oi their class when they won the March of Dimes Contest, The Fresh- rnan Class has done very well tor itself, and has inade the rest ot the high school proud that it is a part of Broken Bow l-ligh School. FRESHMEN-Back Row: Clarence Chrisp, Kathleen Peltzer. Dennis Iohnson, Marjorie Tucker, Bob Barrett, Donita Fritz, Loren Iacobsen, Delores Hutchens, Charles Beal, Iackie Larson. Stanley Young, Dorothy Malone, Paul Moore, Lela Glover, Bill Hickenbottom, Peggy Predmore, Lawrence Clay. Third BOW: lunior Roth. Nellie Moore, Dewey Engelsgierd, lean Pracht, Dale Munnell, Doris Clay, David Parker, Pat Piper, Richard Travis, Shirley Buchanan Carl Speer Helen Tyson Robert Holley Second Row Bonnie Dainton Richard Holcomb, Lillian Olson Lyle Wooters Hrlene Hall Dale Mattox Ioan Zeller Hrt Cole Ioyce Gates Richard Williams, Shirley Sells Dale Erchelberger Rosalie Huff George Seeger Betty Lou Golden First Row Tom Molesworth, Vaughn Gubser Dennis Dewey Dick Towns Orville Haumont Iohn Little N2 Q5 'C ENN WN s -.... , A '-?w 4 A -:WC i.f'1'f'tf'4 F , .. ful 'gl' , yi,a, Q ' 'i c .g A fizi.. 'ii -lf' E-if i it X' ua ,Q B .if in The time honored tradition is that fresh- men are supposed to be roughly initiated into High School, and finding themselves suddenly dropped in the midst of a bustling crowd of upperclassmen, wander, hopelessly lost, through the winding halls and large class- rooms. We, the seniors, are very happy and proud to note that the freshmen Whom We ushered into our High School, are quick minded honor roll with their names enoug h to swell the ln sports, they show their prowess by being undefeated and at the same time capturing the Three Loups Championship Football Trophy. Ht the time that this is being written, we cannot tell whether their basketball and track season will be as successful as their foot- ball season, but we are sure their perserver- ance will bring them honors in these and many other fields in years to come. Fresh Hlqn Class Officers Q Ice D nnq PQH1 G11 Eid fe ir Om lelt 10 Hgh' B 'Wir on Wooterg Blu W 0 VanWo1-mer D lulqlns eLqne h Cheer Leaders. The Iumor Hrg Evelyn Burkey Carol Moore Shirley H adorn Patricia McDuffee Phyliss if one of their U9 Spencer are showmg o fancy steps Page 21 Footlights and Greasepaint . . . by Barbara Best f d Bob Zeller are me Cedex o -xl Melvme an B . . bl otilhe Wmo' PNY 1 Those students who were interested in ac- quiring the fundamentals of being a Thespian, formed a troupe to present three one-act plays to the student body. The first, Summons of Sariel, was given by Bonnie Walker, Ioan Mohatt, Beverly Spencer, Grace Huff, Cora Lee Chappell, Iesselyn Chofiel, Hrlene Hrmstrong, Marlyn Zimmerman, Beverly Ferguson, Mar- garet Carland, and Richard Marsh. This was a religious play taking place in that timeless eternity between life and death. Wilma Pet- erson, Gilbert Horn, Ted McMillan, Richard Floyd, Margaret Gray, Luella McCaslin, and Vaughn Fish comprised the cast for the second play, a light comedy, The Wedding. Grey- bread, a dramatic play of the love troubles in a young girl's life, was presented by Ioan Mohatt, Grace Bruce, Grace Hutt, and Bonnie Walker. The all star cast gave the one-act play, Mooncalf Mugfordf' at the district contest at Kearney. The cast included Donna Sorter, Tom Page 22 intereli in 'ms Grace Huff. Beverly Spencer. Bonnie Walker and Rrlene Hrmstrong in the closing scene of The Summons of Sariel. Templeton, Sandra Daley, LaVonne Gallaher, and Gilbert Horn. Four students will be chosen from the following list to give oral readings at Kearney: Donna Sorter- Our ToWn, Ioan Mohatt- Going oi the White Swan, La- Vonne Gallaher- Lady With the Lamp, Mar- garet Gray- White Lilacs, Margaret Car- land- Forever Walding Free, Norrna Elaine Smith- Mary Elizabeth, Marlyn Zimmerman - Bittersweet, Hrlene Plrmstrong- Hasty Tasty, Cora Lee Chappell- Lunch Counter, Grace Huff-- Exit the Big Bad Wolf, Ioanne McDuffee-- Under the Big Top, Betty Thur- man- Iane, Gilbert Horn - Widows Mites, Duane Molley- Warts and Spoolcsf' Cecel Olson- The Lace Counter, Ted McMillan- Rights and Responsibilities of the People, Ieanne McDuffee- Fi Greater and Freer I-lmericaf' Marilyn Stutzman- Our Unpro- tected Children, Beverly Ferguson- Mary Stuart. T gan-ar' wells M X S use ASE W fig - . .,- 3.5. . ea Q! - '- wiliitrl - Q - Mi I iw , I X t A , . Dona Lee Bill Murray Lewis Paul Chase Paul Chase-General Band 2, 3, 45 Choir 45 Football l, 2, 35 Basketball 1, 2, 35 Track lg Hnnual Staff 45 lunior Class Play 35 Dra- matics lg Contest Play lj Music Contest 2, 3, 45 Band Letter 2, 3, 45 B. Club 3, 45 Class Officer l5 Band Officer 45 Choir Officer 45 Pep Band 4. Dona Lee Murray-Commercial Band l, 2, 3, 45 Choir 3, 45 Pep Band 3, 45 District Music Contest l, 2, 3, 45 Y-teens 35 Girls' Glee 3, 45 Com- mercial Club 45 Iunior Play 35 Brass Sextet 35 Trom- bone Trio 3, 45 Indian Staff 2. Edna Philip lnqraham Reed Bill Lewis-Figriculture Ruth Piper F. F. Pl. 3, 45 Basketball 35 Intramurals 4. Edna Ingraham-General Choir l, 2, 3, 45 Girls' Philip Reed-General Sextet 45 Girls' Glee 4. Football l, 2, 3, 45 Track l, 2, 3, 45 B. Club 3, 45 Fresh- man lntramurals5 F. F. H. 1. Ruth Piper-Commercial Commercial Club 45 F. H. Fl, 3. The Iunior Play Cast- Kstanding. from leftl: Bob Zeller. Pauline Hicks. Beverly Ferguson. Lavonne Connely. Geraldine Kae- lin. Ted McMillan. Sandra Daley. Brady Spanel. Bill Melville. Elwin Cochran. fseated. from leitl: Donald Gunther. Beverly Spencer and Mrs. Marsh. Page 23 ,.W......-....,-.N WT 42 .ff Q Nix 'W f F '5s NW nc: -W. fi y ... gg pn is F. F. H.. Back Row: Harvey Reeder, Everett Mattox, Iohn Olson, Edwin Barrett, David Thompson, Lowell Phillips, Ted McMillan, Lyle Williams, Max Gross, Robert Walker, Darrel Malcolm, Milam Chrisman, Gilbert Horn, Virgil Boeh, Donald Gunther. Third Row: Herbert Smets, Loren Iacobsen, Eugene George. Gaylord Eberle, Dewey Engelsgierd, Stanley Young. Iohn Golden, Laverne Coleman, Rob Roy McCaslin, Iohn Swick, Kyle Glendy, William Van Cleave, Richard Fink, Curtis McCaslin. Second Row: Dale Mattox, Bob Barrett, Gaile Eichelberger, Cecil Mattox, Dean Hickey, Wendell Fink, Clarence Crisp, Robert Hnderson, Dale Munnell, lunior Roth, Robert Smith. First Row: Lyle Mattox, Richard Holcomb, Dillard Griffith, Norman Daharsh, lvan Williams. Billy Lewis, Leland Nelson. Iohnny Little, Louie Murray, Orville Haumont, Eddie Kleeb. Our Projects . by Robert Smith The Broken Bow chapter of the Future Farmers ot Hrnerica has 53 active members. The officers are, President-Gilbert l-lorn, Sec- retaryfMaX Gross, Treasurer-Wayne Pomp- lum, Reporter-Ted McMillan, Sentinelfllavid Thompson, and Qdvisor-Mr, Huntzinger. Highlights of the year are a FathereSon Banquet, a Farmers Formal, several parties, and a teneday trip during the summer. During the '48 summer, Qluly 8457, 2l boys and Mr. Huntzinger enjoyed a trip to the Black l-lills. H summer trip is to become an annual event, Several members of the group with out- standing projects and achievements, are can- didates lor State farmer awards. This is one H o m e r O. Huntzinger-H9 riculture B. S. University of Wy- oming: M. S. Uni- versity of Wyom- ing. He is spon- sor ol The Future Farmers ol Hmer- ica. The F. F. H. olficers are, from left: Ted McMillan, Max Gross, Gilbert Horn, Lyle Williams, Iohn Golden, and their sponsor Homer Huntzinger. ot the highest awards a Vocational Plgriculture student may receive. Ted McMillan represented our Chapter at a National F.F,Q,, 4-H, and Ryall Youth camp held at Parksville, Missouri, last summer. The week was spent in educational and recrea- tional activities. ,NL g Q .ww J' S P wt r 'FE-Vit 5 25 SL -,Q ' 13 Wi, slnzfawww , . -. M f- .g-:-'-:.'fsz,:g:gz gn 3 mm ul E tit' fa 1 -1- Maidens Fair . . . by LaVonne Gallaher Motto: Future Homemakers of Plmerica toward new horizons. The F. H. Pl. is an organization for all girls who wish to be Future Homemakers of Flmer- ica. lts primary purpose is to interest girls in homemaking careers, develop leadership, and a better understanding of people. The F. H. Pl. girls have done a large part in promoting interest in Red Cross work and credit is due them for sponsoring a community bundle drive for needy European children. From left to right-Genevieve Koeffler, Hr- lene Iensen, Cora Lee Chappell, Lavonne Con- nely. Wilma Larson, Beverly Fink, the F. H. H. officers for this year. Mary B. Hitch- man--Vocation- al Education in Homemaking- B. S. Omaha Uni- versity, Omaha, Neb r a s k ag Uni- versity of Ne- braska, Lincoln, Nebraska, She is sponsor of the F. H. Pl. and the Y-teens. The Future Homemakers of Hmerica is a national organization founded only three years ago. Broken Bow High School has been a member for the past two years, The local chap- ter has grown to forty members and includes grades nine through twelve. The officers are as follows: President- Plrlene lensen, Vice President-Genevieve Koeffler, Secretary-Beverly Fink, Reporter- Bonnie Walker, Historianflfllice lezbera, Li- brarian--Pllice lezbera and Treasurer-La- Vonne Connely, F. H. H.. Back Row: Mariorie Tucker. Marlyn Zimmerman, Kathleen Peltzer. Della Heath. Susan McCaslin. Io Hnn Craig, Wilma Larson. Hlice Iezbera. Geraldine Kuelin, Marilyn Stutzman, Goldie Hpplegarth, Delores Hpplegarth, Faye Zimmerman. Donita Fritz. Third Row: Hudrey McCaslin. Viola Glendy, Kathleen Hdams, Lillian Olson, Shirley Bence, Peggy Predmore, Louise Hall, Marilyn Griffith, Georgia Kaelin. Ianis Briggs, Donna Bubak, Cora Lee Chappell, Pat Piper, Bonnie Iean Dainton, La Vonne Connely. Second Row: Grace Snider, Mary Lou Meyer. Verna Mapel, Ioyce Eberle, Flrminda Griffith, Lola Sherbeck, Martha Moore. Dona Meyer, Pat Stucker, Ieanine Reneau, Betty Lou Golden. Hrlene Iensen, Genevieve Koeffler. Ieanette Pracht. First Row: Bonita George, Leta Newman. Bonnie Walker, Helen Tyson. Beverly Fink, Nellie Moore. Rosalie Huff. Beverly Teahon, Glenna Freeman, Roberta Gibson, Ioyce Gates. Shirley Sells. --we . . -w--..-...N ...- Mn.. ' imwll it 3.5 'S Y msausunnunam ff ji A ,y my any I Q Q .... I- Q of 1 V -r ' -. E uw A 51- 55525. an .,::..15E,Ig::'1:'1 3.91 i ..:.. sg.-.. I1 1 ',.,i G 77 X as ET ,E FFF vb H , 'S' . -lei'--P' Y-TEENS, Back Row: Marlyn Zimmerman, Gweneth Reed, Lois McMurtry, Willa Mae Thomas, Marilyn Tal- bot. LaDonna Hvery, Ieanine Reneau, Ianet Cooper, Betty Thurman, Barbara Myers, Betty Piper, Geraldine Koe- lin, Edith Kleeb. Marilyn Stutzman. Louise Hall, La Vonne Matheson, Donna Sorter. Second Row: Delores Hpple- garth, Viola Glendy, Hudrey McCaslin, Donna Parnell, Bonnie Young. Delores Ely, Ioanne McDutiee, Roberta Myers, Donitta Cooksley. Norma lean Smith. Diane LeLaCheur, Wilma Larson, Ianis Briggs, Marilyn Iohnson, Elizabeth Gishpert, Verla Coble, LaVonne Gallaher. Third Row: Cora Lee Chappell, Shirley Buchanan, Kath- leen Hdams, Loree Gardner. Donna Iacobsen, Mary Io Nelson. Hrlene Hrmstrong, Sandra Daley, Iesselyn Choi- tel, Hlice Iezbera, Goldie Hpplegarth, Verbaiean Miller. Georgia Kaelin, Beverly Ferguson, La Vonne Connely. Fourth Row: Bonnie Volzke, Myla lean Wattles, Beverly Fiske, Shirlee Hagadorn, Lillian Olson, Phyliss Spencer, Marilyn Fenster. Helen Lomax, Dona Lee Murray, Geraldine Relph, Dona Meyer, Lois Parnell, Cleo Glendy, Pat Stucker, Pauline Hicks, Ioan Mohatt. Grace Huff, Norma Elaine Smith. The Y-Teens . . . by Miss Hitchman The Y-Teens oi Broken Bow High School are part of the Young Womens Christian Qs- ing for the betterment of world conditions, par- ticularly for women and girls. sociation, a world Wide organization of women The 1OCG1 Chapter Started their Second yew with their annual candlelighting service and a scavenger hunt. Fl happy mixture of hand- cratts, sports, and the literary are making this year's program a fine one, and girls Working together to bring about a Christian society. The three functions of this group are, first, educational and recreational, second, personal counseling, and last, work- Willa Mae Bob Thomas Mayo Isla Mae Vaughn E ' h TY-on 2. ea ,Jr ,.,., 2 F15 Bob sf -- I ii Ve rna Seeger ' JZ Clay Ioyce X V1 V ' Clarence Lomax K Nl-mn 17? .lille init 5 inf- S . Q F 2 IW 4-wif' Duane Grace Rxchard Molley Bruce Iensen Duane Mollley General Choxr 2 3 4 Football l 2 3 Intramurals 2 3 4 un 1or Play 3 Hnnual Staff 4 Class Ofhcer 4 Grace Bruce General Band l 2 3 4 Pep Band 4 Glee Club l .. Luella McCaslm Edith Lowell Kleela Phillips Bob Mayo General Football l 2 4 Basketball l 2 3 Track l 3 Cholrl Intramurals 4 Isla Mae Tyson General ,318 ie t ' -f i ff i ..,.... . ' , . Q , , Q S , , : I - , , 5 . , 1 , 5 ' : l I A I I I Iunior Class Play 3g Fl-IPI 25 Ir. and Sr. Banquet Com- mittee 3, . I I I . I . t 3? , f , I A I I C '- , , , g . b 3, 4. - n Rlchard Iensen General Track l Intramurals I Edxth Ramona Kleeb Commerctal Sloux 2 3 4 Commerclal Club 4 Iuntor Class Play Plnnual Staff 4 Y teens 3 Lowell Phllllps General Football l 2 3 4 Basketball Intramurals l 4 Tra k l 2 3 4 B Clu Luella lVIcCaslm General ChO1T 2 3 Gxrls Double Sextet 3 Glee Club l Speech Play Wllla Mae Thomas Commerclal Cho1r 7 3 SIOUX 2 Commerc1al Club 4 Yteens 4 Mustc Contest 4 Hnnual Staff 4 Bob Seeger General Football I Basketball l Track l Ioyce Lomax Normal Tralnng Clarence Nunn General Football l Verna Clay General Cbo1r l Glrls Glee 3 Vaughn Flsh General Football 2 4 B Club 4 Intramurals 4 Page H wwfff :swim ,J 4 :DO rf 9 ,wi uv , if son Opal MG' cock Currie ann Pziliiiter Barham Best na Bubak uv Cufol H ate new PG' Edith Kleeb Don d tside ROW: Dona Ljcinwgdixnd lacobsirgie gow: Vemulean Mme! Ou -1 tohn ,L lnsx Thomas christina iflckso Murceil 0 Five Strokes Upper Case by Edith Kieeb President . . . Donna Iacobsen Vice-President . . . Donna Sorter Secretary . . . Marilyn Iohnson Treasurer ,...., Edith Kleeb MOTTO: Don't Try Dying But Die Trying. COLORS Green and Gold. First year students Leia Newman. Hndy Spanel. Grace Huff. Ioyce Lomax, and Betty Ritz are in- dustriously improving their typing speed. Wxlia Moe Lou sgfiel' on Dorm!! Dona Pres!! Ruth Plpe' tm OUR CLUB: The club had its first meeting October 21, 1948. The officers held a panel discussion on Good Grooming, Our club was organized 1948-1949 by the members of the Senior Secretarial Class. The first semester just the Senior girls taking typing were eligible for membership and it was discussed at the De- cember meeting Whether or not to let the lunior typing students join. Miss Shields and Donna lacobsen planned the program and served the refreshments for the October meeting. The girls were appointed in committees of two's and three's to plan for the meetings. Marcell Golden, Carol Hircock, and Bare bara Best served on the Year Book Committee. The club held its yearly banquet in the spring, and the last meeting was held in May. The members had a very enjoyable year and 1 am sure that we all gained from it. Pagr' 28 19 Mlunw BROKEN BOW HIGH SCHOOL CHEERLEHDEHS. Left to Right: Norma lean Smith, Barbara Stephenson. La- Vonne Gallaher, Pat Walter and Verla Coble. We've Got The Pep . by Pat Walter Patricia Car- mine Russell- English, Girls Educa- Physical tion, Fl. B. Peru State Teachers College: Work on M. H. at Colo. S t a t e Teachers College of Educa- tion, Greeley, C o l o. S h e is sponsor of the Sioux Club and of the Cheerlead? ers. President . . Vice-President . The Sioux Club and Cheerleaders form the pep organization in the school. lt is their job to lead the student body in boosting the athletic department to victory. The Cheerleaders and Sioux have been very active this year striving to better the school spirit, by adding new yells, having colorful and lively skits at pep rallies and leading yells at games. The Sioux Club has been divided into committees to plan the pep rallies. Each committee is held responsible to organize and develop d pep rally at a designated time. The day of the game is always marked by the Cheerleaders and Sioux wearing their uniforms. The familiar sound of Your pep, your pep, you've got it, now keep it, don't lose it, you'll need it, your pep, your pep , echoes through the halls between classes. Snake dances are also performed by the pep club to buoy the spirit of the players and the students. The officers of the Sioux Club are as follows: . Mary Lou Furrow Secretary . . . . La Donna Hvery . Norma lean Smith Treasurer . . . loan Mohatt THE SIOUX CLUB, Back Row: Mary Lou Furrow, Donna Parnell, Edith Kleeb, Margaret Gray. Iackie Larsen. Ianet Cooper. Marilyn Iohnson. Betty Piper, Marilyn Stutzman, Donna Sorter, La Donna Hvery. Front Row: Eva Wymore. Bonnie Walker, Beverly Fink, Betty Golden. Marcell Golden. Susie Wattles. Beverly Spencer. Geor-' gia Kaelin. Beverly Fiske. Ioan Mohatt. it .150 THE CLHHINET TRIO, From Left: Carol Hircock. Ralph Meston and Carrie Finn Pederson. On the first day of school, many industrious amateurs niet in the music room desirina to become tuture artists in the musical field, However, Mr, lacabs had something to say about this, consef auently the chctr was cut down to l7 sopranos, ll altos, l2 basses, and 8 tenors, the tenors exceeding all others because of three powerful lfielchiors. H Girls Glee was ordanized, consisting of the airls already in choir and some others who had tried out lor choir but had not been able to join Htter the choir was assembled commenced work on music for our Christmas program which was to be held the Sunday before Christmas. Pete Pederson was the accompanist at the piano. From numerous reports, it was a success. Then came the tallc ot the music clinic in Cmaha' Somehow we dug up two dollars tor reds Page 30 E oor. BHND MBIORETTES- THE H'GH SCH MCDuiiee.Diune FromLeit:He1eng-OIEZTAIOSQZT Barbara MY9'5' Le La Cheur. G Smith. leanne McDuiiee. and Nofma Choir Notes . . . by Donna Lou Sorter isfrirtgon and the fcllez-:ina students at- tended, Charlene Harrtaer Donna facobf sen Beverly Spencer, and Donna Sorter from choir Text Templeton from band farnes Vfeitiel for orchestra, Dr. Lara Hoa- adrd cf Fred Wanna s chorus was choral d1rector Dr. foseph lf. ffaddy, d1rector of ti1eNat,onaiSumr11er Camp at lnteriochen was orchestra director, and Tfichzaan, Professor Qlvtn R. Edaar, director of bands at lowa State Celleae ot Plines lcma, was band director Qnd did we '.-:crlcll The :music contest always comes aiona in the sprina and thus it was we entered lndividual numbers as well small groups etc. were entered. Ho.: seniors will miss that usual session wth perod those tales of the lllffl seas, told by none other than ffr. faccb also the songs we sang which never seemed the sarne after we sang them QT wonder whyll Someday, however well look way wav back and say, 'Those were the :ood old daysl' GIRLS GLEE, from left, Back Row: Charlene Harriger, Hrlene Iensen, Donna Iacobsen, Verbaiean Miller, Pat Walters. Barbara Best, Roberta Myers, Iesslyn Choilel, Barbara Myers, Hrlene Flrmstrong, Elva Iune Miller,' Carol Hircoclc. Lucille Cole. Second Row: Pauline I-licks, Norma Smith, Fludrey McCas1in. Lavonne Matheson. Betty Simonton. Grace Huff, Verla Coble, Helen Lomax, Carrie Hnn Pederson, Margaret Gray, Betty Thurman, Norma lean Smith, Donitta Cooksley. Front Row: Lois Parnell, Donna Bubak, Cora Lee Chappell, Beverly Ferguson, Beverly Fink, Beverly Spencer, Dona Prescott. Donna Lou Sorter. Betty Piper, Marilyn Iohnson, Band Festivities . Howard H. Ia- by Donna Bubak ieb Fi vj 1- 1 x, fl fl 1 f .1 l f. ' i. The Czfficers ei time B B H S Biirici dpiriryr 'Qg1i,. 3,1-Akin 45 F- tiie ',.' ear if?48elQ'lQ '.-.' ere: President CGIYLE Hmm Pedersen, Vice President Bill Poster IZ,-1: FH Selxretciry Verbcgecum ffiller, Treasurer Paul yyqb l1T!1'HJv in Chase and Reperter Roberta Myers. r Qrie ei ilie big higzhfligixts Cf its ccigve year was 'iie Band Day attended at the Uni MIXED CHORUS, Back Row: Richard McMurtry, Bob Iacobsen, Gilbert Horn, Ralph Meston, Dale Van Warmer, Paul Chase, lack Simonson, Maurice Van Dyke, Duane Molley. Third row: Dona Lee Murray, Mar- garet Gray, Hndy Spanel, Tom Templeton, Iames Borchers, Iames Weitzel, Max Gross, Bob Smith, Leland Nel- son, Carol Hircock, Elva Iune Miller. Second Flow: Lois Parnell, Lavonne Matheson. Verla Coble, Helen Lomax, Cleo Glendy, Marilyn Iohnson, Betty Piper, Carrie Hnn Pederson, Verbajean Miller, Hrlene Iensen, Pat Walters, Hrlene Hrmstrong. Front Row: Cora Lee Chappell, Beverly Ferguson, Beverly Fink. Beverly Spencer, Dona Pres- cott, Donna Lou Sorter, Donna Iacobsen, Charlene Harriger, Barbara Best, Roberta Myers, Iesslyn Choiiel, Bar- bara Myers. ix, .ft uv' X- -'FK 4' if X ,S THE BROKEN BOW HIGH SCHOOL BHND. Clarinets: Back Row: Marilyn Fenster, Delores Ely, Iim Mel- ville. Coralee Chappell, Blice Iezbera, Middle Row: Ralph Meston, Carrie Hnn Pederson, Barbara Stephenson, Verbajean Miller. Wilma Larson. Front Row: Carol Hircock, Donna Bubak, Patricia Walter, Gweneth Reed. French Horns: Donna Iacobson, Bill Eacker. Dale VanWormer, Norma Smith, David Glover. Trumpets: Bill Pester. Lowell Spencer, Chuif Stinehagen, Loree Gardner, Dick Towns. Norma lean Smith, Beverly Ferguson. Bass Horns: Paul Chase, Lawrence Wilkerson. Drums: Dona Prescott. Lois McMurtry. Ioey Nelson, Roberta Myers, Bill Melville. Flutes: Betty lean Thurman, Elva Iune Miller. Helen Lomax, Pauline Hicks, Marilyn Talbot. Saxophones: Virginia Geeslin. Iesselyn Choffel. Tom Templeton. Baritones: Donitta Cooksley. Elizabeth Gish- pert. Trombones: Gerald Neth, Tom Talbot, Eugene Hrmstrong. Sandra Daley, Hrlene Hrmstrong, Bob Fenster, Dona Lee Murray. versity oi Nebraska. Band Day at the Univer- sity is an annual affair, but it was believed that this year the turn-out was the largest on record. There were 43 bands, approximately 3,000 band members, attending. It was a very colorful spectacle with Broken Bow proudly displaying their new uniforms oi red and white. Fill bands formed a large N for Nee braska and played three pieces at the half. They were His Honor, King Cotton, and The Star Spangled Banner. Pllso held this year was the Winter Con- cert, 3-Loups Band Clinic Uimmy King from Dick Wilkerson-College Prep Football 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, Track 3, 4. Hastings as Guest Conductorb, the Spring Con- cert, and the District Music Contest, held at Kearney. Qt last years District Contest Broken Bow was very well represented. Donna Lou Sorter and her Soprano Solo, receiving su- perior, Choir, a l rating, Girls Glee, 25 Band, 25 Clarinet Trio, 2, Roberta Myers, and her drum solo, a l rating, and many others who did very well. The band is proud to say that it marched at all home games except the one against Val- entine, and then stopped only by snow. Opal Martin-Commercial Choir 2, 3, Girls Glee 3, 9th Grade Gleey Commercial Club 4, Home Economics Plward 2, District Music Contest 2, 3, Music Letter 3. Dick Opal Sherman Margaret Carl Christina Wilkerson Martin Pracht Carland Hacker Iackson 'r f .:. , ll, .,.. Page 32 len Lomax Betty jean Th en now Hrgh School Ba d ' urman Manlyn T I n From left to nght th Sherman Pracht College Prep Margaret Carland General F H Pl 3 Speech Class Play 4 Carl Backer General Chnshna Iackson Commercral F H Fl 3 9th Grade Glee l Commerc1al Clu Brll Sweeney General otball l 2 3 sketballl 2 4 B Club 3 4 Iunlor Play 3 Chou l 4 Treasurer of Class 3 Patncra Walter Comrnercral Band 2 3 4 Chorr l 4 Grrls Glee 4 lndran Staff 3 4 Y teens Y teens Cablnet 3 Iunror Play 3 Commercral Club 4 Cheerleader 4 Sroux Club l Pep Band 4 VICE Presrdent ol Chorr 4 Musrc Letter 2 3 4 Dramatrcs Lrbrarran 1 Patncm Rxchard H Sweeney Walter Floyd G bot Elvq june Mill eY Ure 9' and Pauhne Hrcks Rxchard R Floyd General Qnnual Stall 4 lndran Reporter 4 Donna Lou Sorter Commercral Chorr 2 3 4 Musrc Letter 2 3 D1str1ct Musrc Contest 2 3 Natlonal MUSIC Contest 2 Musrc Cl1n1c 4 Speech Contest of County 2 State Speech contest l Dra rnatlcs Club l Sroux Club 2 3 4 Yteens 3 4 Y teens Song Leader 3 Class Presrdent 3 Commercral Club 4 Commercral Club Ofhcer 4 Speech Letter l Flnnual Stall 4 Three Loups Musrc Contest 2 3 Sroux Pres1dent3 Girls Glee 3 4 Grrls Octet 3 Grrls Sex tet 3 Grrls Double Sextet 3 Luvonne Gcrllaher General Chorr l 2 Sroux Club 2 Cheerleader 3 4 Iunlor Play 3 lndlan Stall 4 Plnnual Stall 4 Dramatrcs Club l Y teens 3 lean Eberle General F H Fl 3 4 Dramatrcs 1 YTeens 3 Grrls Glee l Donna Lou I.aVonne lean Sorter Gallaher Eberle Page 33 ACI T' l!lIK ' ' I i ' I I ' , , , 5 I - h 4. 2 , ,I : - , : - - FO , , , 4z Ba , , 3, 4g Track l, 2, 3, ' 5 ' ' A I ' ' I ' ' . A ' J ' , , : ' 1: A I ' 4. . , . , g A g - , g ' 1 , B'll ' ' ' . . V 25 , A 1. i 3.5, Q l A ..l .-- 5 - . em wa D m Mmowgqe this Y d Barbara Bef' an their marching Pf' olihe Qhe band m Clarinet In he Plalled Guo C1- ances. bl-ii 5 roup ot other m - ted C1 9 A , bond and ms.truCt oi buion twxrlmg. jgrettes in the M Mrs. R a l p h Thompson -e--- Li- brarian, Stu d y H ci ll Supervisor -University of Ueltraska QPcpu- larly known By the student body as Mrs TJ 1 . ff 5 ff, ' 3'if.,- . 55:1 '32 Zib Gishpert, acting li- brarian this period is doing some deep studying. Ut looks like it anyway.l This is Mr. Iacob's small group ensemble. Seated at the piano is Carrie Hnn Pederson. From left to right: Bill Pester. Dona Prescott, Lowell Spencer, Burt Myers, Bob Fenster. Ralph Meston. Carol Hircock and Helen Lomax. .Mk iff' ff ' I ml el 'KSN- ld d The Semor Class Oihcers Urom lefil Duane Money Secrimlclillxl T easurer Dxck Wxlkerson Vxce Presndeni Dale Vanwormer fe r I Mary Io Ramona Vern Holley a Holmes Mapel Mary Io Holley General Indxcm 4 Hnnual Staff 4 Ramona Holmes-Normal Trammg T 4FHH4G1rls Gle Cecel Olson Verna Mapel G1rls Glee 2 Cecel Olson Donna Lee McCaslm Normal Trammg F-l 3 4 Chou l Page 36 iuiivi is Donna Lee McCasl n General MlXGd Chorus 2 Pep Normal Trommg Pl 4 Cho Club 2 H ,l., i 5 5 3 5' 1- S5911 -by S X ,V 3- X.. I , :' :xxfig ' 5:1.ff' o 3:2 il gs: s 'pr ' A Q. 5 ' ,cj 9, S, 'f , on 4- rw -za , -.1 P' if a A al l lr fg ' ' if 1 ral: N a ' 1 - ' ' 1 ' 5 1 F, 1, 2, 3. T.N,.3gF.T.Plg...g el. T,N.T.3gF,T. ,g irl. F. H. . 35 T. N. T. , 5 ' . The Custodians of our school, Mr. Spencer and Mr. Mohatt. These Iuniors, Ted McMillan, Pauline Hicks. Elva Iune Miller, Cora Lee Chappell. lack Hammond and Richard Fink, made up the election board in the County Government elections held this year. T 5 Bill Melville and Darrel Malcolm are voting for ollicers lor County Government. About Cur School . . . Miss Sanders is teach- ing one oi the Iunior Eng- lish Classes of our school. Page 37 ww., Page 38 Of the many various actlvltlesm whlch B B H S students partuclpate posslbly sports have created the most mterest In precedmg years the lndlans have set a standard for good playing and sportsmanship The never endmg team splrlt of the 1949 lndlan squads has enabled them to make the best of defeat or vlcto y and glven many happy memories to the graduate of 49 I V -N : 131 'Na-, LETTERMEN Back H ' I - ow: lohn Golden, lun' Cl xfifersozl Dick MCMUMYI Robert Iacobsen. seixld 532. Pgkglifhgsea Rilph Meston. David Glover. Dick 1 iam ester, Ted McMillan Loren Bet F' I 96- , owell Phillips T . . t R : . . om Tem 1 t , Coach Russell. Coach Korte, Bill Sweeney laik g::lo,iC'V1dv'l'hcT-155011. Chufl Stinehagen, Jack Hamiisg ' On' U91 rescott. ' B Club . The B Club is one of the clubs for boys in BBI-IS, who have earned the required auar- ters for football and basketball or a certain number of points for track, The sponsors are Coach M. R. Russell and Hssistant Coach V. Korte. The election of officers took place No- vember 29. Bill Pester was chosen President, Ralph Meston, Secretary, and lack Simonson, Treasurer. Now that football equipment has been thrown back in its place, and basketball equipment dragged out, the boys are begin- ning to look forward to their annual initiation. This is a very informal affair: lots of fun for the initiators, but definitely not for the initiatedl This picture snapped at the Rnnual Football Banquet, shows the speakers enjoying their food and talk. Page 40 This picture of the trophy case shows most ol the sports trophies we have won in recent years. NA' B. B., B. B. High, B. B.. B. B. HIGH. BROKEN BOW!! Marshall Ray Rus- sell-Coach, Physical Education, Shop, Qth- letics - BS. Northwest Missouri State Teach- ers College, Maryville, Missouri, Colorado State Teachers College, Gree- ley, Colorado, Working on MH, at Colorado State Teachers College, Greeley, Colorado, l-le is Sponsor of the B Club. Air--A ww , ,,,. Amar.-,, Pep Bcmd and students seem to be enjoy 9 WE WILL! WE WILL! WE WILL! Thxs well-known cry linishes cm- other successful pep rally. in the pep rally. rig Vzrgxl Korte sistant Coach Mat ma ics B S Kearney State Teachers College Coaching School at the University of Nebraska Lincoln Nebraska Bm Sweonotl n inch Slmonso PhxhP Re Lowell PhxlhP9 Bob MCYO ed lohn Golden A Successful Season By Davxd Glover Th e l948 gr1d season was marked wlth a reasonable degree of success as the lndl ans aga1n shared the Three Loups laurels and were vtctorlous 1n s1x of n1ne tnes ln the1r f1rst t1lt of the season the lndlans came smashlng through W1th a 26 U v1ctory over the lexmgton Mmutemen Numerous fumbles occurred durmg the f1rst of the game whxch could have been costly however the p am roll1ng toward 1ts 1rst V1ClOTY Hfter successfully startmg the season Broken Bow dropped three declstons 1n succes s1on the f1rst bemg a 12 7 defeat at the hand s of the Bavenna Bluelays Th1s game played at B avenna was dom1nated durlng the flrst half by the B ue1a5s Hfter Broken Bow had scored 1n the second half the Ravenna eleven added seven more pomts to the SIX they had scored early 1n the game wxth the old slee l per rv cw whlch completely baffled the lndxans Th1s d en ed the sconng for the evenlng however Broken Bow had possesslon of the ball t wtce tn the last f1ve m1nutes but dtd not manage to cross the Bluelay goal hne Broken Bow was host to the powerful n Holdmg down Cozads speed after they had u1ckl h lk q y c a ed up 7 pomts early m the game Broken Bow scored two touchdowns and on e extra polnt Pl moment before the gun soundea endmg the f1rst half Cozad t1ed the score The v1s1t1ng eleven showed the1r power the second half by ra1s1ng the score to 33 whlle Brol-'en Bow could only muster 7 more pomts Bal h I3 Meston and B1ll Pester were Game Captalns Rxchurd MCMUNY hugo! C1059 Page 42 V H9 Dxck Wxlke 505 G B ll Pests! Ralph Meagan 1 hu Fish 'fr 2 K 1 4 Q ' 5 - Cozad squad for the third game of the seaso . Indians' 26 first downs ke t the te ' ' ' , I. . . . . 1 ' f l 1 I 7 r I . 9 ,Ar J . ' I David Glover Ch Travelmg to Mmden for thefr last defeat of the season Broken Bow was favored to Wm Costly fumbles proved the Indfans Weakness as the Wh1ppe1S recovered one of the fumbles early m the game and went on to score B111 Pester and Ralph Meston were the game cap ta1ns The Wh1ppets covered a fumble behmd bemg the fmal score The 1nd1ans broke the1r loslng streak by defeatlng the Ord Chantlcleers by a margxn of 26 5 The 1nd1ans scored f1rst thelr counter comlng before the end of the flrst quarter No Mol Gloss l L Stone un sfmehuge so Tom Sweenvl r ack Hammond Lowell Spellca score was made leavlng the score at the half 7 U Ht the end of the th1rd quarter the score was 13 6 The game captams were Ph1l1p Reed and Iunlor Close Hfter battl1ng to a deadlock durmg the ffrst two perlods the lndlans surged ahead to down the Burwell Longhorns 19 U B111 Sweeney and Iack Hammond were our casualtles of thls game The f1rst auarter no score was made and 1n the second quarter the Longhorns seemed to be more form1dable Stlnehagen made the f1rst touchdown Wxth Pester mak1ng the extra po1nt The flnal seconds found the lndlans on the Burwell three yard l1ne 1 Pisgah! Vxlflll B Glen wmwno Bob fender K Loren Be 1 Du A Thfiflpson Bob slmonson Page 43 ,J I7 A Q E - n theirtown goal line making the score 19-15, this 1 ' 9' 9 6 at Q A ln a fast thrilling battle with Loup City, the lndians emerged the victors by a score of 26-20. The lndians and the Red Raiders tied for Three Loup Conference honors this year. The Raiders started the scoring and at the half were two points ahead of the lndians. Rfter two attempts to kick off to Loup City were foiled, the officials placed the ball on the mid-field stripe where Loup City started a passing attack which greatly aided the Raiders. Pl timely interception by Bill Pester throttled the Red Raiders for the evening. During their first encounter with the Valen- tine eleven the lndians netted a 33-12 victory, Rt the end of the half the score was l9-U in favor of Broken Bow. The Tigers failed to score until the last quarter. Ralph Meston, Richard McMurtry, Iunior Close, Dick Wilkerson made Pill-Conference. Meston received honorable mention in state play. lfleston and Close were chosen Hstar of the week' several times by Gregg McBride. The results of the past seasons indicate that there should be much in store for the In- dians. This is due to a large group of promis- ing sophomores who earned letters this year. THE FIRST ELEVEN LINE UP OVER THE BHLL, Line from left: Dick Wilker- son, Iunior Close, Iack Simonson, Richard McMurtry, Philip Reed, Vaughn Fish, and Lowell Phillips. Backfield, from lett: Bill Sweeney, Ralph Meston, lack Hammond and Bill Pester. THE SECOND ELEVEN RERDY FOR HCTION, Line from left: Chuif Stinehagen, Lowell Spencer, Bob Iacobsen, David Glover, Bob Simonson, Glen Wilker- son, and Paul Chase. Backfield from lelt: Virgil Pres- cott, Everett Mattox. Tom Sweeney and David Thomp- son. THE THIRD STRING LINES UP FOR THEIR PIC- TURE, line from left: Loren Betz, Leo Stone, Wayne Pomplum. Max Gross, Herbie Smets, Steve Peterson, Bob Fenster. Bacldield from left: Tom Hill, Fred West, Bob Mayo, Bob Iacobsen, Norland Carr, Bob Zeller, Byron Burt, Rob Roy McCaslin, Iames Weitzel, Bob Peterson. i 0 :sw , 'rx sz e iss issff531,t'9Usq,gf?1 its Front Row. left to right: Bob Zeller, Philip Reed, David Thompson, Lowell Phillips. Glen Wilkerson, lack Hammond, Iohn Golden, Bill Sweeney, Richard lVIclVlurtry.Vaughn Fish. Herbert Smets. Middle Row, left to right, standing: Virgil Prescott. Seated: Lowell Spencer. Paul Chase, Bob Mayo, Loren Betz, Robert Simonson. Iunior Close, Richard Wilkerson. Bill Pester. lack Simonson. Bob Iacobsen. Bob Fenster. Steve Pederson. Back row. left to right: Fred West, Wayne Pomplum. Leo Stone, lim Weitzel, Everett Mattox. Rob Roy McCaslin, Ralph Meston, Max Gross, David Glover. Byron Burt, Tom Hill, Bob Peterson, Norland Carr. Cletus K l e i nlStudent Manager ot 48-49 football and basketball squads, Cletus took care of all the equipment in the sports department this year. Qnycne who thinks this kwa? is an easy ich ask Cletus how much time he had to rest The starting bacldield lor the Burwell game. lack Hammond, Bill Sweeney. Bill Pester. and Chuti Stinehagen talk it over with Coaches Korte and Russell. Broken Bows High School eleven crossed the goal line on an average ot approximately three times every aame For the football season they had ZOB points While the total of their opponents points was l2U. The Beserves, although only having two games on their schedule copped 35 points against their opponents, B. The lunior High Squad completed their second undefeated season with l48 points against their cpe ponents, 19. Summing up the entire football season tor Broken Bow you will tind a very successful year. Back Row eme Coleman Loren lac Y 1-om Molesworrh Bo Front Row lille woo DeLcxne Nrce Luz anderson Bob Vqnwofmi xo' Mayo B111 Wrlhams Bo 1-I rt lm Mxddle Row SweeneY Dmk G G ne Eldon Wooters iid Bxll Hcrnqer cot! Carl Speer G Season s Records HIGH SCHOOL 26 B Bow Lexmgton Bow Ravenna 20 B Bow Cozad 33 26 B Bow Ord l9 B Bow Burwell U 26 B Bow Loup C1ty 2 33 B Bow 28 B Bow Valentme Ogallala 8 Lookmg back over the past three years of Broken Bow s football records we fmd that the lndlans have accomphshed more than the1r share of success Out of forty three games the Indlans have captured th1rty three They have Page 46 RESERVES 5 B Bow Lexmgton 0 20 B Bow Ord 5 56 B Bow 9 B Bow Ord 6 Loup C1ty O Bow Kearney 6 3 B Bow 53 B Bow Ravenna 7 Burwell O hed tW1ce and lost seven t1rr1es Three years ago they were Three Loup Champ1or1s La t year Broken Bow fmrshed s1xth 1I'1 the Str te Football Ratmgs V : Dale Vcm Wofmer' UWT -Pobsen. Burl Spencer' Tuul? TemPleion. Hana! 'ww' ters. Rodney Pres , A I III. E Q A A A q v . A O 1 - , ...,...l,. . . ' - 7-Bw - A - . I U A ' V I I -12 - . ...... .... . . . - l5-B. Bow ..,... ....., M inden-l9 IUNIOR HIGH - . .,... ...,,.. - 6 f . ...,. ,..... . ' - - . .....,....,,. - l - . ..,.......,. . . - Y . ' .........,.. ' - U 7-B. ,........... . - - . ............ ' -121 l - . ............ . - Bill Pesier Iumor Close Ralph Meston Dick Wilkerson Bxll Sweeney lack Sxmonson Tom sW9eneY Lowell Spencer Fred Wesl Chnl! Stmehugen X 'ui 0 133 Ralph Dxck Wxxketson C acn Russetl Butt Sweeney luck Sxm0U5on Low O Y L SQUAD Back HOW 1 Row Tom Sweene f on KEN Bow BHSKETB91' 1 coach time f BRO H Pestet Hssxstcm Mebton lumor CtoS9 Bl and Fred Wes' ell SP encer Chutt 5 lfehagcm Wrth the 1940 cage seoson rn hlgh ge-or the Broken Bow sqnod hos hee shore or mls ortunes The tndrozn dropped he seoeon S opener to the Holorege Ddsters oy CI 45 '73 rnorgm The Indtons then trounced the Lextngton Wlnuterren 44 26 The North Plotte n hotvmg tts RESERVE SQUHD Ba k R hord fought oottle on the North Platte court The Tnd1ons deteorted Burwell 29 26 1n the tlrst gorrne oter the hohdoys In cz very rogged gorne the Ord Chonncleers bested the Brolfen Bow cogers 29 25 c ow Cletus Klem Robert Sxmonson Mxlam Chnsmon Norland Carr Iohn Larson Robert Peterson Coach Ko te Front Row Cecll M tt R h cr ox o ert Icxcobsen Bob Fenster Loren Betz Vlrgxl Prescott and Leo Stone T . 9 BB 0 T9 8 3 4 L 4 ' Q e E Tx P 5 K, I T, T to X SS 77 3 3 :kwa ' ' J ' ' o , Bulldogs next downed the Indians 48-37 in C1 I . f L .I . Y .X S L . , i . L. A .- '. . . ' ' .A t. ' . Sweeney Bull L SQUHD B Harn ack Row D Bob crm B Qer Bob Anders oyle Francgg E 9 ob Van Horn Eid on Front How Berl Spencellggne Hrmstrong ROClney Prescott Gene Dec Dec Dec an an an Feb eb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Mar on W ooters 0b Templeton Dlck Han can S BHSKETBHLL SCHEDULE Bow Bow Bow Bow Bow Bow Bow Bow Bow Bow Bow Bow Bow Bow Holdrege at Lexmgton at North Platte at Burwell Ord Ravenna Hlhance at Loup Cxty Hnsley Gothenburg Burwell at Ord Loup C1ty Curtls at Cozad peer INTRHMURHLS Thls year hve mtramural teams were or gamzed under the spor1sorsh1p of Mr Cramer Tom Templeton Maurlce Var1Dyke Bob Mayo Rlchard McMurtry and Paul Chase were elect other tW1ce to determme the wtrmmg team Ht the end of the season a trophy Wlll be glven to the team whlch Wms the most games Ianuary 27 an all star team plcked from the l1Ve teams played the faculty for the March of D1mes Page 49 . B. .................. . . B. ................. ' . B. .............. . I . B. ................... . . . - I . B. ........................ ' ' D Q I . B. .................... I . ' , , km' Bow I I ed to captain theirlteams. The teams play each F . B. ..................... ' I A ' . B. ............,.... , 4' . B. ..................... ' A U - I ' . B. .................... . . B. ................... ' . B. ...................... ' Indmn Tracksters Ry Rlchcxrd McMurtry Prospects tor the 1949 track season are the brrghtest they have been rn many seasons In addltron to the returrnng potnt wtnners ot last season there are several outstandmg sopho more tracksters from last years Iuntor Htgh conference and Belay Champlons Only two Backer and Coover w1l1 be m1ss1ng trom last year s squad Last year the Freshman 440 ya relay team Betz Tacobsen Thompson and Prescott made a tlne showrng for thetr ettorts Ht the York lnv1tat1onal Meet thex won therr heat tn record ttme only to have thetr hopes ot a cup dashed when the second heat ran 1t rn a taste record breaktng ttme Q week later they wor- the Relay trophy m the Sand Htlls Meet held at Burwell wtnntng on a record ttme of 50 8 Last year s luntor 1-hgh track team walked away wtth conference honors brrngmg home the conference crown as well as the r lc lacobsen Betz Mcltfltllan Eacker MCN1 an Iacobsen Betz Prescott '-hgh Tump Hrgh lump Broad lump Shot Put 1-HGH HUBDLES LOW HURDLES 1 1 0 '7 Mcltfltllan 5 3 Vlfllkerson 5 3 Srmonson 17 10 Tvleston 43 1 Vp 880 08 4 trophy mg The 48 track season posted the follow marks yard dash yard dash yard dash yard dash yard dash ya d dash yard dash 1 mtle run 1 mlle run Page 50 Eacker Prescott Thompson Close Close Wtlkerson Stmonson 2 Glover 5 Coover 5 Q 045 045 Pole Vault Last year the Broken Bow track squad had tour men who qualttted 'or the State track meet They were ose 440 yard dash Meston shot put Glover 1 mtle Stmonson 880 yard dash The boys who mere avtarded tull Blue Numerals were Meston and Stmonson Those recervrng halt blue numerals were Iacobsen Bet? lJ1c1Vl1llan Thompson and Prescott O ' H I ' A 4 ............,................ 9,0 . A '- ..............,.................. 9,0 - ' ' ' ' ........................... . .9 0 1 .............................. 12,6 l ' .jll ............................ -26 ' ' ' . . .. ...........,........... .... .12 6 I' V A' I I - 1 .........r.................,.... 1.16 A . , T ......,...................... 1-8 ' 4 4 Discus ..............,...... Meston 121' 11 H 2' AY ..,........................ 8' 6 100 . .................. 10:6 I A I 100 ......,.......... 10:6 C1 ,.......,............. 220 . ..,.... , ....... 241, . ....................... . .. 220 ................... 24,9 ............................ ' 440 ................... , 5635 ' ................... 440 r ............... ' 5615 Class H1St0IY Ccxrne I-Inn Pederson The class of 49 began 1lS tek through the halls of BBI-'S under the leadershlp of Pres1dent Carroll Sw1ft V1cePres1dent Bar bara Best Secretary Ruth P1per Treasurer f1rst semester Elvln Talbot second semester Tom Templeton Sergeant at arms Paul Chase and last but not least the sponsor of thls am b1t1ous tr1be Mlss Margaret Foy Pl Halloweer party was tlre only class functlon that brlaht ened the year for these seventy mne gay greenles Pls Sophomores we worked long and d1l1 gently at such sord1d subtects as Geometry and B1ology and were nghtfully rewarded by a class party 1n March The lucky ones chosen to serve and entertam at the 1un1or semor ban guet lmmensely en1oyed the prom whlch fol lowed We were gurded through the year bv Presldent Dale Van Wormer Vlce Presldent Donna lacobsen Secretary Nerbalean M1ller Treasurer B111 Sweeney and our endunng sponsor lvhss Pearl Wnght The thlrd year ln h1gh school held much hard work for most members of the class We were kept busy presentlng a play The Daffy Dllls sellmg popcorn candy bars coffee pop and hot dogs at home 'ootball games and securmg a lyceum course ln order to ralse money for paymg the ecpenses of the Junror senlor banauet tn the sprlng Our only recreat1on was a class p1cn1c at New Helena the last week of school Ushermg us through the year were Presldent Donna Sor ter V1cePres1dent lack S1monson Secretary Barbara Best Treasurer Manlyn Iohnson sponsors Mrs Hazel l-lall and MISS lrmr-1 I Sanders Upon reach1ng our f1nal year 1n BBHB our number had dwlndled to slxty four lnaus was begun on the annual and class offt ers were elected as follows Presldent Dale Van Wormer Vlce Presldent Duck Wxlkerson Secretary Trea urer Duane Molley lvfr Fldam lS our sponsor Durmg the year the class was well represented at school dances football and basket ball games and all other extra curncular act1v1t1es about school It lS w1th regret that we b1d farewell to our hlgh school days and w1th the hope that the future w1ll hold a bnght candle for each of us Page 51 I Ill 1 , . F . . l ' ' ' 1 U 4 , X V f 1 . ' 1 L ' -M T , A . . . , , L 1 I IA . . - . g , . trious maids and braves. Immediately work , . 'c, . 7 ' ' . I I C' 4 v A x Class W11l By Donna Iacobsen and Mcmlyn Iohnson On the forty second day of Yam rn the year 2999 on the far off planet of SHBB the happy mhabrtants were celebrat1ng the an mversary of the landrng of therr forefathers on Eepeet' Kcor The b1g chreftatn Redael was speakrng To celebrate thrs gre eat occasron w wrll reveal the secret contents of th1s capsule Our gre eat ancestors deposrted these last wllls ln thrs moth proof rust resrstant non decayrng water trght capsule and gave rn structrons that 1t be opened rn the year 2999 Plt a slgnal the stalnless steel tube was slowly unsealed Hnd thrs was the content We Leona Beckhoff and Isla Mae Tyson leave our Hlrna Mater to go out rnto the cruel world to sat1sfy the hunger of those who thrrst for knowledge school act1v1t1es to Gert Lomax lust rn case she needs a f.1ll trme schedule We Grace Bruce and Margaret Carland leave our quretness and t1m1d1ty to Corky Chappell I Dona Bubak leave my remarnrng sym pathy to all grrls rn SI-IBB' because G1lbert doesnt l1ve there anymore I Paul Chase leave my abrhty for humor to those who wrsh to make 1okes wrth a dea'l pan We Verna Clay and Donna Lee McCasl1n leave our manual on How to Break Ones Neck rn One Easy Lesson or Black Eyes ard Fractured Skulls Guaranteed to Lowell Spcn Cer and Glen Wrlkerson I Iunlor Close leave my Spanrsh boolf to those who want somethrng dry to stand on when 1t ra1ns We Carl Eacker and Rrchard Iensen leave our endurlng frrendshrp to Edwrn Bar rett and Max Gross I Iean Eberle leave my shmmg raven tresses to Lrllran Olson Page 52 I Marlrn Eberle leave my lab apron to Ge ald1ne Relph on the provrsron she hang 1t up once 1n a wh1le I Vaughn Frsh leave my worn out seat rn Englrsh to one of next years senrors I Rrchard Floyd leave my abrlrty as Ham let to anybody who hkes ham I La Vonne Gallaher leave my late hours to Bosahe Huff I V1rg1n1a Geeslrn leave my prestrge as an upper classmar' to Barbara Stephenson I Elrzabeth Zrb Grshpert leave my feeble efforts to learn the art of typmg to Plndy Spanel I Davld Glover leave my careful drlvrng to B111y Eacker rn the hope that he mlght l1ve a few more years We Iohn Golden and Bob Smtth leave Englrsh Lrterature forever and bequeath our dog eared books to Ted McM1llan and Leo Stone We Marcell Golden and Bob Mayo leave our tete a tetes before frrst pertod Enghsh to whom rt may concern I Carol I-Irrcock leave all of the torn up notes 1n my notebook to anyone who llkes to work 11g saw puzzles I Mary Io Holley leave my etchmgs and sketchtngs to Susre Wattles I Ramona Holmes leave my pos1t1on as a Normal Tralner to anyone who thlnks they can f1ll my trny shoes I Grlbert Horn leave my dark brown srdeburns to LOUIS Murray so he can achreve that Western Look I Edna Ingraham leave my srestas to Leta Newman so that she may carry on what I have started We Chrlstrna Iackson and Verna Mapel leave our srngle lrfe behrnd us forever O Ill i' i ' ' - I I - i T ' I I I t . 4 . k I I - - I f ' ' ' ' lx - 1 I I I . A - ' I 9 . .. H - I - ' I A I . I K -, . - ' 1 , , . I . I, Barbara Best, leave my part in all the 1 -' f f ' I I - - - I I I I - , , I I I . I I I . , , We Donna lacobsen and Marllyn lohn son leave our burdensome dutles on the Ind1an and Warrror to those who want gray ha1r before the age of seventeen I Edrth Kleeb leave my typewnter to someone wrth mechanlcal ab1l1t1es I B1ll Lewrs leave my masslve herght and stature to the future Sergeant at Hrms of the lunlor class I Ioyce Lomax leave my studrous man ner and happy dvsposltron to Paul Moore I Opal Martm leave my shy smrle and courteous manner to Iames Wertzel I LaVonne Matheson leave my llltrng so prano votce to Beverly Ferguson We Curt1s McCasl1n and Clarence Nunn bequeath our pencrls rf we have any left to all future senrors We Luella McCasl1n and Cecel Olson leave our Mutt and Ieff statures to Lawrence Clay and Rodney Prescott I R1chard McMurtry leave Barbara Myers I Ralph Meston leave my basketball shoes to Glen Wllkerson 1n case he acqulres four feet I Verbayean Mlller bemg possessed of sound mmd leave my car wrecklng gen1us to Speed Demon Beavers I Duane Molley leave my desrre to have lt made a constltutronal amendment that we have prettler teachers and less school to Bob Van Wormer I Dona lee Murray leave my prowess w1th the Hnsley boys to l1ttle Norma Smrth I Carr1e Plnn Pederson leave my m rry musrcal fmgers to Wrlma Larson I B111 Pester leave my technrque of the h1dden ball play to Robert Iacobsen I Wllma lean Peterson do leave to all 1un1or grrls my luck of f1nd1ng a handsome man w1th a good lookmg convert1ble We Lowell Ph1ll1ps and Wayne Pet Pomplum leave school m hopes that we may frnd somethlng more rnterestmg I Ruth Prper leave my wh1rlw1nd sp ed at typmg to anyone not deslrrng long frnger narls I Sherman Pracht leave my great helght to Dlck Rhl so that rt may help h1m 1o1n the Tall Fellows Club I Dona Prescott leave my bram to the mstrtutes of Psychology Rnatomy and Phvsrol ogy 1n hopes that the1r studres on my br1ll1ant mmd may benefrt all humanlty I Robert Wrlham Seeger leave 'ny ab1l1ty of bemg lust too t1red to prck up my pencrl and push 1t to Ivan Wmbolt I lack Srmonson leave my curly blaclf wh1skers to Drck Towns I Gene Sloggett leave my ab1l1ty of 1rr1 tatmg teachers to my brother so we can keep 1t rn the famrly I Donna Sorter after due consrderat on leave to anyone rn need of my pleasant Way and sweet manners all of them whlch I dont need I B1ll Sweeney bequeath my crew cuts to Verla Coble so she can have that Hll Qmerrcan Boy look I Thomas Templeton after due conslder atlon leave my popularlty wlth the 1un1or grrls to Zrp Zeller I Wrlla Mae Thomas leave my curly brown harr and my blmkmg brown eye t Gweneth Reed I Maur1ce Van Dyke leave my red headed thatch to Mr I-Iuntzrnger I Dale Van Wormer heave my type wrrter out the second story wmdow on gradu atron eve I Robert Walker leave my Tom curls to Cleo Glendy I Patr1c1a Walter leave my n1ce Joke t Sandra Daley I Drck Wrlkerson leave my Hbe n coln stature to anyone who l1kes to spl1t ra1ls 'flf thrs IS sllghtly confusrng to you urn each word around and read 1t backwardsl Page 53 . - . . . 3 I I I 5 I - ' I I I I ll II 1 , ' I I T . . . . . . . I , L , I I . I , . , , I. ' . . . . I I - . 1 I I A I , , . , , , , , my fond memory. ' ' ' .. I I - I - ' , o O , , 1 I I A , L , ., I , - Q ' , , - . , , . , . 1 C' , , s o , , , . l . . . ' . I lx . 1 I - I , -1 , ,, . . . Q , - . . . . . A SECURITY STATE Valentine, ght en for touchdown against ELY'S DAIRY Ross Ely, Owner 218 S. NINTH HVENUE Eslablishvd 1905 BROKEN BOW. NEBRASKA Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corpomuon Stevenson's Cash Store Phone 482 WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE FRHNK M. SMITH, Owner 826 South E Street Congratulations, Class of '49 Packard G Willys Sales Service PIRNIE'S FARM STORE MINER'S , 5 and 10 uspota, Congratulations and Don NORTH sim: souans SGY Best Wishes Rvnwmln-r the Rvxall Drug Shire Z I 9 for the Best Values in Town C ass of If LANDIS 5: VARNEY Phone 290 RPA-all Drugs Edgar Varney. Mgr. Phone 37 MASTER CI-EHNERS Page 54 Quality Lumber and Building Materials Serving Broken Bow and surrounding territory since 1886 DIERKS LUMBER 81 DUAL 00. Phone 23 Curious FYF2:1iN11GI'l Best Wzshes BALLARD'S MEAT MARKET Congratulatzons' EAGLE BAR BROKEN BOW NEBRHSKH KNAPPS TEXACO SERVICE 1-HE CUSTER COUNTY CHIEF RHLPH HND BILL Phone 144 Broken Bow Hardware Pamts Housewares CHRISMAN HARDWARE OLIVERS STYLE SHOPPE Ladzes Ready to Wear Sporhng Goods Glits and Mmmery BROKEN Row NEBRHSKH SSW S 1' D S' BLAIR BAKERY ARROW SEED 6. SUPPLY CO WHOLESALE HND RETHIL HYBRID CORN Phone 149 Phone 159 LOWDER MACHINE WORKS H s f 4 BROKEN BOW NEBRHSKH P956 . . . in . . , Phone 914 out r Esfdblishfll 1905 Seed O Feed U Fertilizer Edw. Lowder, Owner Phone 33 B- B- - - Class O '2 a e Meston crashes over for a sc gamst Vale t IR. HIGH 3 LOUP CHI-'IMPIONS Line from lefl to right: Flnderson, Coleman, R. Williams, G. Sweeney, lr., Mayo, Clay, Francis. Backfield, left to right: Beal, Iacobsen, Spencer, Wooters. 5 F. A. BATES McCormick-Deering Tractors and Machines International Trucks 903 SOUTH C STREET PHONE 105 COOPERATIVE MARKETING ASSN. Cas, Oil, Areessories, Eleetrieal Applianres Phone 22 BROKEN BOW, NEBRHSKI-1 CLIFFORD HRMSTRONG. Mgr. MILLER MOTOR CO' PALMER IVIONUMENT CO. MONUMENTS HND MHHKERS 819 South C Street BROKEN BOW, NEBRHSKH Nothing mn Large nr tam Small- See Us Before Buying Phone 188 BROKEN BOW, NEBRBSKR BROKEN .BOW ELEVATOR COMPANY Feeds - Grimfing - Livesloek Supplies Phone 165 Calvin Burdick Broken Bow, Nebraska Broadway Market LEWIS CAFE Always the Hes! United Hrmy Store North Side Square BROKEN BOW, NEBRHSKH Meston scores against Lexington, Broken Bow Laundry LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING Phone 223 FLOYD PRESCOTT, Manager I. W. KELLY, Proprietor BROKEN BOW, NEBRHSKH Watch Repair Shop I. C. WHITEHEAD Upstairs-East Side Best Wishes to Class of '49 from CITY CAFE Thlrsty? Cozad recovers a costly Broken Bow fumble. Brown. McD0nalcl's BROKEN BOW Electrical Service Frank E. Barney Hppliances. Fixtures, Supplies and Wiring Phone 339 3ll So. 10th Hve. EACKERS ELECTRICAL SERVICE EVERETT H. Eacxlzn IOHN HACKER 432 South C Street BROKEN BOW, NEBRHSKH Phones Office 489-Residence 3981 FHRM LIGHT PLHNTS ELECTRICHL HPPLIHNCES O WINDCHHRGERS SHLES HND SERVICE Use HYDRO GAS THE UNDERGROUND GHS SYSTEM Most modem and economical method of heating and cooking Tlwusamls of Satisfied Users I-IYDRO GAS SALES CO. MEET HND TREHT BUTLER'S STANDARD SERVICE HT Tom R. Butler, Lessee HAEBERI..E'S Service That Satisfies Pioneer Drug Store Phone 8 Broken Bow, Nebraska BUTLER MOTOR CO. Harry F. Butler STUDEBHKER CHRS HND TRUCKS Best Wishes BROKEN BOW STATE BANK Telephone 97 Member FEDERRL DEPOSIT INSURQNCE one Block North of Post BROKEN BOW, NEBRHSKH Three cheers' They're here, Flrent they gorgeous? The uniforms, we mecm, GLENN'S SHOE AND LEATHER SHOP QUICK SERVICE STATION Morton R. Billiard SOCONY VHCUUM PRODUCTS GISHPERT BROS- GHS, OIL, HND GREHSES HHRDWHRE HND SPORTING GOODS WEST SIDE SQUHRE Phone 107W Phone 134 GAIL CLAY CASH GROCERY PAYS BOOTERIE Fresh Fruits . . . Vegetables Fresh Cured Meats Character Shoes and Hosiery PHONE 54 Broken Bow's Largest Indepvndent Market BROKEN BOW' NEBRHSKH Congratulations! QFOAQII Qow Cgyoral GO. NEBRASKA STATE BANK Phone 439 BROKEN BOW, NEBRHSKH Member ol FEDERHL DEPOSIT INSURHNCE CORPORHTION Flowers Whisper What Broken Bow. Nebraska Words Cannot Say!! JAY E R S Quality lflnthivrs BROKEN BOW, NEBRHSKH PHONE 34-W Greetings- Class of 1949 from The HOME of QUALITY CLOTHES for MEN Hrro Shirts Shorts Tres Kuppenhe mer Clothes Hckok Belts Braces Crosby Square Shoes Coopers Iockey Underwear Inter oven Hosiery Stetson Hats Iers ld S eaters Best Wishes, Class of '49 BEN FRANKLIN STORE HOME OWNED R E Cooper ELKS EXTEND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 49 CHASE S IGA A I mpl NF dS! e Wuh Phone 67 East S1de of Square WENQUISTS AUTO SUPPLY Huto Parts and HCCGSSOIISS BROKEN BOW NEBRBSKB PENN S IEWELRY Tau BLU HND xzspsaxz DIAMONDS 1 ff Tha: Pl FOR CORRECT TIME P Best Wzshes for Class of 1,9 HOLCOMB DRUG STORE Walgreen Hgency Wallpaper Paints hone 382 PHONE 70 WEST SIDE OF SQUHRE Page 61 w ' , . ' i i . I l I W . i w I I I . fn P ,, nn nr, Lou' Every-:lay Privus PHONE 128 , I - , Ii s vase 1 . Standing behind those drums are left to right: Dona Prescott, Ioey Nelson, Burt Meyers, Lois McMurtry. Best Wishes to Class of '49 from Best Oil Company BROKEN Bow. NEBRHSKH EACKEIPS REFRIGERATION SERVICE Gibson Refrigerators, Home Frvvzvrs, l'flf'1'!riv Rlmgvs Res. Phone 87R Bus. Phone 87W GILBERT L. sacxraa. Prop. 422 South C Street BROKEN BOW. NEBRHSKH Congratulations, Class 0f'!,9 Talbot Motor Company CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH Phone 94 Phone 152 FARISS-MORAN 305 South Ninth Hvenue MPn's aml Boys' Wear BROKEN BOW. NEBRHSKH Page 62 Rally pre d g trip to O HANK'S BARBER SHOP First Class Work Gi Qrrow Hotel gollczlu BAKERS Q fig' STUDIO Official Photographers for the 1949 Warrior Phone 115-W BROKEN BOW, NEBRHSKH OUR COMPLIMENTS TOM'S PASTIME Pool-Billiards-Beer Lunches NEON SIGNS HIR CONDITIONING SHEET METHL PRODUCTS BILL'S SIGN SHOP BROKEN Bow. NEBR. Best Wishes to Class of '49 ARROW HOTEL and TO THE COFFEE SHOP CLASS OF 1949 Ph 0 one 5 0 GLAZE FURNITURE STORE BROKEN Bow, NEBRHSKH Furniture. Appliances, Floor Coverings Phone 125 H good iry, but Plndy missed on-e. I V 1 E. R. DEAL Congratulations, Class of '49 COAST-TO-COAST STORE LARSON MOTOR CO. TURNER FLYING SERVICE Municipal Hirport Hpproved Kaiser-Frazer Service Congratulations Seniors SIMONSON'S MARKET AND LOCKER STORAGE GROCERIES HND MEHTS Phone 42 Ph. 6 3 BROKEN BOW BOTTLING CO. Mcmuiacturers and Distributors oi 1 X W W 1 CARBONATED BEVERAGES Page 64 HEQTING BND RIB CONDITIONING FURNBCES STHNDHRD OF VHLUE IN HUTOMHTIC COHL HND OIL FIRING EQUIPMENT JOE C. WEITZEL HUTHORIZED DEHLER PLUMBING AND HEATING 927 South D Street Box 94 Phone 244W BROKEN BOW, NEBRHSKH Congratulations TO ANNUAL STAFF AND CLASS OF '49 I T I A I ,r GILAHh K IR. HIGH CHEER LEFIDERS Standing: Bobby Moore, Potty McDuffee. Kneelingt Evelyn Burkey, Shirlee Hclgcxdorn, Phyliss Spencer Congratulations to Class of '49 BROKEN BCW WHOLESALE Distributors of SCHRAFFTS CHOCOLATES HAGADORN GROCERY 1343 No. B Street allfl THEATERS w 1 79 S H. F. Kennedy C. Howard Kem dy CONUCO SERVICE Sth and Broadway Sinfero Thanks BROKEN BOW' NEBRASKA for Your Patronage Phone 131 Gerald A. T1lllI'lll2lll HBSTRHCTING gc 66 INSURHNCE OF HLL KINDS REHL ESTHTE Phone 7-W Lyric Theater Building Left to Right' Gerald Neth Tom Tcxlbo ew Take it easy, Wilkerson J. H. MELVILLE LUMBER co. Building Materials and Coal Broken Bow, Nebr. Phone 2 . I W?,mmnwH IRGKEN BUIY Hurry, hurry, or you'll be late! GLAZIER 61 SCHMID Prescription Draggists Wallpaper, Paxnt, Glass . . . Fountain Service Best Wishes to Class of '49 and News Stand COMPLETE GIFT DEPQRTMENT We wish the Class of '49 THE BEST OF EVERYTHING . OExPERIl and have greatly enjoyed our work with ' ,Q them on the Indian and Warrior, I '--'af-r 7 , 5 Service at Your Finger-Tips . . . S G - Jus: can sos-w and we'u can f 9 Z :si.44f.. N4 Gym? T- If Pmnlwn RUKEH Q, W 4: an 5. ow QWQNG fl Vern Cook, Owner ' Page 67 D. Rex Glover beats Coover in mile at invitational meet JACOBSEN WELD SHOP Mas'rERs OF WELDING llistributurs OXYGEN and ACETYLENE For all needs Shop Residence Phone 33 Phone 548 I I. B. STOCKHAM FURNITURE STORE Household Furniture and Frigidaire Electric Hppliances Phone 160 BROKEN BOW, NEBRHSKH COMMERCIHL REFRIGERHTION ENGINEERING DUO THERM HND DELCO HEHTING BROKE B0 PACKI G CO. Custom Butchering Sz Curing Phone 74 BROKEN BOW, NEBRHSKH 'lr Congratulations to Class of '49 Page 68 FAUUUET AND HDLGDMB Phone 103 Broken Bow Nebraska WILLIAMS SI RY IMPLEMENT f O HOG MARKET I I CASE SALES AND SERVICE Phone 47 BROKEN BOW NEBRHSKH Best Wishes TOP TUNE HMUSEMENT CO Phone 653 0 WURLITZER MUSIC O 0 HMUSEMENT GBMES 0 b t Sp y p CRAIVIER AND MILLER CRANE PLUMBING 6. STEAMFITTING KOEHLER 940 South E Street Phone 543W BROKEN BOW NEBRHSKH Congratulations FIRST AVENUE STORE ffvm MOORES BARBER SHOP PJ69 , ' N j 1 ,A a Distributors of Her er r . Owner and O erato 1 I IUC . MESTON MOTOR COMPANY TI-IERE'S A NEW EORD IN YOUR FUTURE Telephone 137 Broken Bow Nebraska AUTHORIZED SALES AND SERVICE 'fC0ng1'atuZati0ns Seniors Evoryones Busy But Betz Simonson Wins Easily in Track Meet N , A GAMBLE STORE Q .fiisglff HHRDWHRE HPPLIHNCES FURNITURE lfongmtulntinns tn '49'ers North Side of Square J. H. MELVILLE IMPLEMENT CO. Iohn Deere Quality CO. Farm Implements and Repairs Complete Hutomotive Service Parts For Hll Makes Ph 369 . . one Hermotor Windmills Broken Bow. Nebr. FARMERS INSURANCE GROUP Insurance of all kinds -- Huto - Truck - Liability - Residence - Farm Property REHL ESTHTE OF HLL KINDS EHRLE COCHRHN Office North Side of Square B. V. HOLMES Phone 652 Buy Through, and Consign to CENTRAL NEBRASKA COMMISSION CO. LIVESTOCK SALE EVERY SATURDAY Office Phone 27 BROKEN BOW, NEBRHSKH H centrally located market that sells your livestock to packers and feeders throughout the nation. WHRREN NELSON E. F. VOLZKE ERLE WELDIN Owner and Operator Ructioneer Cashier Page 71 Congratulations Class of '49 N EUTZMAN GAS SERVICE Bottled Gas and Hppliances Phone 160 THE T. C. LORD CO. School Supplies Class lewelry, Plnnouncements Name Cards, Diplomas, Medals and Trophies, Caps and Gowns Telter C. Lord. Representative York. Nebraska SURE HATCHERY Best Wishes Member of National Poultry Improvement Plan CLOSE BLACKSMITH and WELDING MRS. PEHRL LEONHRD WILLH-MAR BEHUTY SHLON ln the Burlington Hotel Phone 289 Broken Bow. Nebraska BOW LIQUOR STORE FRITZ TILLSON Phone 333 BROKEN BOW. NEBRHSKH Best Wishes Class of '49 HESTED STORES CO. 6'T0ll your friends PII meet you at Hesleds 99 Hey, Travis!-Looking For Someone? f AROTHERS APPLIANCE STORE Congratulatzons fo a Successful Year C G ALLIS CHALMERS 6. OLIVER FARM EQUIPMENT TRACTORS EQUIPMENT REPAIRS ARMSTRONG IMPLFMENT I 0 Broken Bow Nebraska Phone 280 W BOW OII. COMPANY E I SMITH D x PRODUCTS Wards Tues WHTCHES DIAMONDS IEWELRY 241'-I Congratulatzons to Class of 49 BROKE BOW CREA ERY Phone 158 Pg73 ' 9 J T , , , E. . Pete Ccroihe M. I. Bub rczham 'N J I 0 Jeweler Phone 579-W lfungrutulntinns - our Service Ph 93 Brok n Bow, Nebraska J I if 515, f.-3, A 45: Q. . ww, f fx Q,- ' Q .L,gqi4fgz. 5 ' rx . NX, 2525 5 -0 -f-z-1 ,,',,1x9,fQ: .- , X M .-5, Qff ,:,'. -.Q ,. ,www f,..f,g' ,A .4-ew ff g L .qi f 'Ki1FPn af, ilu: ..,,g W --M A A- :rr ,i'f g'i?QA.f.5 , uk -1 saw- he 'Wfflf 1 KW .U,R:J3QQTl'a,i Qing iggeh F, .fb .4 1 V my Q25 , qs senlHV9'Eg X9 ST H TE. .e!.U.!.H Ml ,.B.E.' N.l.l.U,.U UU' uznnnelrn DIIDHE 2-3333 AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS E W A WMA 44,4 aim B0 . . W r ' OYWSON 0 J urvsovv o 0 ' 1' D 0 A c2J2AY' C JS O 0 I g I, . ' E5-'-5 it . f ,, A-!f'iE : f N V !f .ig fig L.:-' fig, I A f1 A,i-j , ,wwf ioydel-1 ,gif , ' l h CZ TT - 5TVTT2?'f gas! 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