Chadron Preparatory - Eagles Tale Yearbook (Chadron, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1951 volume:

Published by THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1951 CL t£3 CUD Chadron Prep High School Chadron, Nebraska DEDICATION In «sincere aooreclstion of the years of service he has given our school, and of the devoted consul end guidance he has riven us in the cl£ssroom end in school activities, we wish to delicate tre '£1' Eagle's Tele to MR. ALLEN MILLAR, science and math teacher extraordlnery, of rich oersonslity, in ell school effelre. 2 end heloer V Dr. Glen W. Hildreth Director of Training School Mrs. Ethel Bostder Jr. High Sohool Principal Miss Clestine Evans English Archie Conn Coach, Soience, Math Miss Frances Hess Librarian Howard I. Mickelson Principal of Senior High Miss Edna Drummond Commercial das Miss Annette Johnson Home Economics 3 William Malcolm Musi c Edwin Puck Physical Educat ion Mrs. Natalie Stockfleth Home Economics Allen Millar Science, Math Charles Skinner Biology Kiss Jeanette Theiss Social Science 4 Miss Adelaide Killer Physical Education Miss Virginia Speich Social Science Frex.k Thoer.del Industrial Arts Bob Armstrong Vice President 1; Secretary 2; Chorus 1; Toot- ball 2,3. ! All Conference foot ball A; Basket- ball 1,2,3, : All State Bask- et ball 3;Track 3,A; C Club 2, 3,A; Projection Club 2, 3. Northwest Award A; Paper Staff 2; County Gov't 3; Annual Staff A. Delores Bogner G.A.A. 2,3. +: Pen Club 2,3 ; Pep Club Secretary A; County Government 3� Paper Staff 2,A; Prom Committee 3; Dramatics A; Home Nursing 3? Sauare Dancing 2,3; Chorus 2,3.A; Black Hills Student Congress A; Annual Staff A. John Bickford Jr. Chedron High 1, Chadron Prep 2.3, A; Annual Staff A; County Government 3. Projection Club 2.3. . Les Churchill Class President I.2.3.1 ; Chorus 1; County Gov't 3; Projection Club 2.3.All Conference foot ball A;Tootball 1.2,3. 5 Basket ball 1.3.A; Tr- ack 3,A; North- west Award A; Annual Staff A. e Robert Ellwood Class Treas. 2; Track 1; Band 1,2,3.4; Chorus 1; Oratory 2,3� 4; Boys' State 3; Annual Staff 4. Margery Doell Logan Sec. 1,4; Treas. 3; Pep Club 2,3,4; Student Council 2; Life Saver 1,2,3,4; Paper A9s't Ed. 3; Ed. 4; Cheerleader 2,3; G. A.A. 2,3.4; County Gov't. 3; State Music Clinic 31 Chorus 2, 3,4; Chorus Pres. 4; Dramatics 2; Prep Players 3; Homecoming Queen 4; Square Dancing 2,3; Prom Chairman 3; Glee Club 1; Double Trio 3; District Music 2,4; Annual Staff 4. Carma Hawk Crawford 1,2; Clas3 Secretary 3; Souare dancing 2,3: Library Club 2; County Government 3; Chorus 2,4; G.A.A. 3,4; Paper Staff 4; Class Treasurer 4; Pep Club 3,4; Pep Club Pres.4; Cheerleader 4; Annual Staff 4. Thelma Pettegrew Pep Club 2,3.4; Pep Club Vice- Pres. 4; County Gov11. 31 Paper Staff 2,4; Home Nursing 3; Prom Committee 3; G. A.A. 2,3.4; Sq. Dance Orch. 3; Glee Club 1; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Black Hills Student Con- gress 4. 7 Loralyn Wilson Glee Club 1; Chorus 2,3. 5 Pep Club ?, 3. ; Pep Club Trees. h; Chorus Pres, h; County Gov't. 31 So. Danc- ing 2, 3; Jr. Eagle Staff h; Activity Ed. Annual h; Student Council 3, ; G.A.A 2,h; Dramatics 1,3,4. Richard V'. Reed Track- 1; Projection Club 2, 3,k;Annu?l Strff A; Basket- ball 1; Chorus l;Cy. Gov't.3. Waynenn M. Wild Chorus 1; Band 1,2,3; Bar- ketbell 3; County Gov't 3; Projection Club 2,3.A; An- nual Staff A. 8 C lass fProph top nec y Let's take a trip in a rocket ship to look into the year of 1961 to see how the members of the class of '51-----small in quantity but not in quality----may fare in the years after graduation. In the now large town of Whitney, Nebraska we find Bob Armstrong head coach of the Whitney Rockets, last year's Class A champs. Not far down the road we find Carma Hawk manager of the Whitney airbase. She wishes she could fly more but due to her shortness she finds it difficult to reach the controls as in her car back in '51. In Chadron, which has also grown, we see Loralyn Wilson and Delores Bogner owners of a snazzy night club. Delores gives free dancing le sons, while Loralyn takes care of the money and bookwork. Back in the kitchen we find Dick Derrick, as second cook. He had lots of practice back in seven-thirty A.M. Social Living Class and also in the Army. Also making his home in Chadron is J ck Bickford, now chief fireman on the Northwestern Railroad. Margery Doe 11, or should we say Mrs. Logan, got an early start in life, marrying before graduating from school. Margery and family are living in Chadron. Margery quit working at the Frock Shop last year. The two cowboys of the class are Waymann Wild and Les Churchill. Waymann is married and head man at the angora goat ranch at Rocky Fort, Montana. Les found and married a rich rancher's daughter. With their money they purchased land and have built up a beautiful cattle ranch, one of the finest in the sandhills. Dick Reed, who has sold many paintings to the Art Museum of Chicago, has married and settled down in the Ozark Hills to get an inspiration for his future masterpiece. Thelma Pettegrew and her sister are singing on the radio station, XELO, Clint, Texas. Thelma's yodeling hrs made them widely known. They are called the Sunshine Sisters, so tune to XELO, Clint, Texas. Last but not least, by all means, we find Dr. Robert Scott Sllwood, a chemist at the atomic research plant at Oak Ridge Tennessee. He has made many new discoveries for future use. ------The fuel in our rocket ship is beginning to get low, so we must turn back again to the present year. It has been a wonderful experience to see what the future years may have in store for us. Undoubtedly we have used our learnings in Prep to further the government of the United States, to neip prevent wars, and to be impartial. Yes, we wsre small in quantity but not in quality. 9 CUSS WILL I, Bob Armstrong will my ability to fight off the girls to Larry Lytle. I, Jack Bickford will my red hair to Joy Been Tox. 1, Delores Bogner will my long hair to Margorle Bose and my dislike for men to Margaret Bose. I, Le8 Churchill will my toni wave to Georgia Muraa. I, Bobert Ellwood will and bequeath my 7;30 Spanish class to John Kent so that he can get to school on time at 8:35. I, Carma Hawk will my short height to Charlie Muma; also my headache of working on the annual as Editor to Dorcas Tlustos. I, Margery Doell Logan will my hapuiness to Dorthy Clements and my ability to enjoy and (try) tc understand Mr. Millars jokes1' to Joy Deen Tox. I, Thelma Pettegrew will my favorite yodel to Edgar Wood and my 10:15 study hall to Carol Brown. I, Dick Reed will my ability to go steady to Bob Allgood so that he will stop two-timing so many girls. I, Waymann Wild will my ability to stay away from all girls to Pug Livermont. I, Loralyn Wilson will my ability to get along with red heads to Philip Williams and my enjoyment of riding in Tord cars to Nancy Kuska. 10 L to R� Charlie Muma—treasurer, Carol Brown—vice president, Curtis Roberts—secretary, I«rry Lytle—president. Robert Allgood Tom Campbell John Kent Wallace Goff n Alan LiVermont Barbara Griffith I ' •Larry Lytle 12 Charles Muma Jim Nee land Robert Rinker Curtis Roberts Margaret Rose Margorie Rose Virginia Taylor 13 L to Rt- Pete Woods—president, Georgia Muma—secretary, Gaye Frame—treasurer,V anklin Clark—vice president. Belva Aschwege Dorothy Clements Jerry Griffith Dean Buchanan Robert Buchanan Franklin Clark Gayle Frame Billy Hawk 15 Thomas Hoffman Kancy Kuska Duane McMeekin Jan Miller Georgia Muma % Melba Paine Jim Palmer Barbara Peterson Larry Redfern Bob Robert 8 Mery Roberts Willie Snyder Kenneth Woolery 17 L to Es Gary Naylor—president, Marion Shelhorn—secretary, Helen Laue—vice resident, Jack Wegner—treasure. Clifford Logtn Charles Kenn Shirley Meyherry 19 Gary Naylor Karlen Slielhorn Deloris Roter:8 Barbara Snodgrass Jack Vagner Leota Scott Luella Street 20 Officers: Pres.- Bob Armstrong Sec17-TreesWallace Goff Members: Sob Armstrong Jim Meelend Charles Muma Larry Lytle Bob Allgood Franvlln Clark Harold Kindig Bob Buchanan Duane McMeekin Otis Hill Edgar Woods Les Churchill Alan Livsrnont Bob Roberts Wallace Goff Lerry Redfern Bill Hawk Curtis Roberts C CUh 3e?'.c Rov: Coach Archie Cor.n, Jim Palmer, Wallace ''-off, Curtis Roberts O'isne ”c::eetrin. Jin Neeland, Les Churchill, Bob Armstrong, Die's Derrick, ’’oh Allgood, Charles Mama. John Kent, Ass't Coach: Clen Gregson Second Hov; Fran’-lin Clark, Dele Webster. Alan Liveraont, Charles Foolery, ob Heberts, Otis Hill, Gar7 Taylor, Larry Redfern, arold ■ indi'-, Jan Miller, Ass't Coachs: Clayton Meyer, Bill Sweeney. First Hov! Rdgar Woods, Kenneth V.'oolery, Jim Hamoton, Jim 7 or''Os, 3ill Havk, Dean Buchanan, Albert C-usner, Bob Buchanan, Darrel Larsen. Preu 34 Heraingford 0 28 Alliance Has. 12 7 Hay Springs 0 7 Rushville 19 19 Cravf ord 7 IB St. Pats of Sidney 13 5? Pine Ridge 19 22 Sc a.4 on The Chadron Prep 1950 football teen finished a '■ucessful reason eft,er losing six regulars from the previous year. T oy ad a seesons record of five vine, one loss, end or.e tie. e Preus finished second in the Northwest Nebraska Confere:ce for ,he second straight year. They started off the seeson wit” an iaoressive ,h_n win over Heaingford. The Junior Merles then traveled to Alliance enc beat ‘he Alliance Referve” 28-1? after a slow siprt. Then on October 6 the Preps celebrated Homecoming. They beat an egressive Hay Sorings team 7-0, on a oass in the last few minutes of oley. The following week the Pre- s met a r-igged team from Rushville end. went down in defeat 19-7. Thus came the end of a glorious 71 game winning streak. The Preos oroved to be good losers as well as good winners by bo’incing back the next week to defeat a strong Crawford soued 19—7 The Jun’or Eagles went to Sidney the following week and after a long tiring trip they battled the teem from St. Pats to a 13-13 tie. The Preos met the Pine Ric.ge Indians at Pine Ridge for there last game of the seeson. The Junior Eagles trounced Pine Ridge 52-19 in a game which was featured by long runs and dazzling nesses. Every souad member saw olenty of ection in this contest. Bob Armstrong and Les Churchill led the Prep scoring with six touchdowns apiece. Charles Muma, Preps pass catching end and Bob Armstrong, halfback were first string choices on the All-Conference team. Dick Derrick, rugged center and fullbeck Les Churchill made the second team. The teem as well as these players are grateful to Coach Archie Conn for their teams sucess and fully realize that they could not have reached such heights without his aid. 23 o e Aito ' 3 ootb xll JplcLyZM Sob Allgood- Right Tackle Bob Armstrong- Left Halfback All-Conference, 1st Team Co-Cantain 24 Les Churchill- JVillback All-Conference, 2nd Team Co-Caotain Dick Derrick- Center All-Conference, 2nd Team 25 26 Beck How: Horton, Forbes, Livermont, Buchanan, Clerk, Woods, McMeekin, Webster, Hoffman, Neelend, Kent, Woolery. Front How: Palmer. Roberts, Armstrong. Allgood, Mume. Lytle. Churchill, Goff, Coach Conn, Hamoton (holding bell). Prep 41 St. Agnes 27 n 34 Gordon 32 it 46 Hemingford 16 ti 47 Crawford 52 it 67 Harrison 40 ti 34 Lusk Wyo. 37 it 36 (overtime) Gordon 38 it 41 Eushville 39 it 63 Hemingford 34 n 62 Hay Springs 31 1! 62 St. Agnes 26 II 49 Crawford 47 II 64 Rushville 48 II 73 Hay Springs 49 II 70 Martin S. D. 40 Conference Tourney Prep n Prep ii 52 St. Agnes 21 46 Hemingford 30 43 Gordon 25 41 Crawford 43 District Tourney 65 Morrill 35 59 Rushville 39 71 Hay Springs 40 District Playoff Prep 55 (2 overtimes) Chappell 57 (Basketball fi3aiketl a(( w ea o i The Chadron Prep basketball team had a very successful season despite the fact that only one regular player was back from last years State Champion team. The Junior Eagles attack was built around Bob Armstrong, last years second high scorer and Charles Muma, rangy center. Les Churchill, Bob Allgood and Curt Roberts filled the other three positions. At the beginning of the second semester, Larry Lytle, transfer from Wall, South Dakota, took over first string duties and scored consistently through out the rest of the season. The Preps started their season with a win over a stubborn St. Agnes team 41-27. The Junior Eagles then went on to take two more games before Christmas vacation with a 34-32 win over Gordon, and a 46-16 victory over Heminrford. Following Christmas vacation the Preps met their stiffest competition and went down in defeat 52-47 to a strong Crawford quintet. Bob Armstrong led the Junior Eagles with an impressive 27 point scoring rage. The following week the Preps took second place in the Northwest Nebraska Conference Tourney. The Preps breezed past its first three opponents by scores of 52-21 over St. Agnes, 46-30 over Hemingford, and 43-25 over a large Gordon team. Bob Armstrong was high point man for the tourney and Charles Muma was a close third. Following the tournament the Preps traveled to Harrison and won very easily 67-43. Bob Armstrong and Charles Muma led the attack with 27 and 17 points respectively. The following night the Junior Eagles went down in defeat to a big, strong Lusk, Wyoming team by a 34-37 score. The follovdng week the Preps played their worst game of the year and lost to Gordon 36-38 in an overtime. However the Preps got back on the winning side by defeating a determined Rushville team 41-39. Bob Allgood took all honors by scoring 16 points and making the winning basket. The Junior Eagles had little trouble in their next three contests. They beat Hemingford 63-34, Hay Springs 63-31, and St. Agnes 62-22. Then the Preps again met Crawford and the third time proved to be the charm as Crawford suffered its first conference defeat at the hands of the Preps 49-47. The Junior Eagles then vent on to finish their regular season with three impressive wins. They breezed by Rushville 65-47 with Bob Armstrong playing his best game of the year, scoring 31 points. Next they traveled to Hay Springs and came out on top 73-49 with Charles Muma getting 25 points. The following night they met a supposedly strong Martin, South Dakota team but hrd little competition and won 70-42. The Preps then moved into the District Tourney at Hay Springs and breezed through the Tourney by beating Morrill in the opener 65-35, Rushville 59-39 in the semi-finals, and Hay Springs 71-40 in the finasl. Bob Armstrong collected 75 points in the three games while Larry Lytle got 41. The Preps next met Chappell in the District playoff for the third straight year. The Preps played good ball all the way through the garas, but lost to a well balanced Chappell squad 57-55 in two overtimes. The loss of Charles Muma early in the third quarter, by fouls, hurt the Preps attack. Chappell went on to take second place in the State Tourney. This ended the Junior Eagles Basketball season for 1950-51. The boys never quit or gave up for a moment in games, practice, training, or sports- manship. 28 LES CHURCHILL Guard-----Senior Good floor man Good Defensive nan Aggressive BOB ARMSTRONG CO-CAPTAIN Guard-----Senior All-City, 1st team All-State—Class C (Omaha World-Herald and Lincoln Journal) Conference high scorer T-am hi °rh scorer 17 ooints — 23 games CHARLES MTJHA Center ------ Junior Tio-in artist All-City, 1st teem 2nd high scorer in Conference Teem 2nd hia-h scorer ooints — 23 games LARRY LYTLE Forward ------ Junior Good Shot Excellent Defensive man All-City, 2nd team 139 ooints — 13 games BOB ALLGOOD CO-CAPTAIN Forward ----- Junior Outstanding rebo'inder All-City, 2nd team 1H9 ooints — 23 games 29 30 31 b. J h k (S ask eti cell Back Row: Gary Clements, David Roberts, Charles Mann, Jimmy Link, Tommy Mingus, Darrel Larson, Charles Snook. Front Row: Coach Phil Shellinger, Bruce Bartlett, Albert Gusner, Eddie Kuska, Jay Muma, Jackie Wagner, Student Manager Douglas Wilson. Prep Jr. High Opponents 51 Assumption 11 31 Hemingford 35 23 Crawford 21 41 Rushville 11 25 Hay Springs 15 20 Gordon 24 26 Chadron High 25 25 Hemingford 22 46 Crawford 32 30 Hay Springs 22 24 Gordon 36 (Forfeit) Rushville 38 Chadron High 20 32 Back Row: Coach Conn, John Kent, Larry Lytle, Kenneth Woolery, Bob Armstrong, Los Churchill, Bob Buchanan. Front Row: Jim Palmer, Wallace Goff, Dale Webster, Bill Hawk, Jim Forbes, Tom Hoffman. Considering the loss of all but four lettermen from last years Conference Champions the Chadron Prep Track squad had a fairly sucessful season. In the first meet, the strong Chadron Invitational, Prep scored 12J: points. Bie next meet, a duel with Crawford saw Prep having the score doubled on them by a strong Crawford team that placed second in the Conference meet. At the District meet at Bayard Pren managed to place three boys. In the final meet of the year which was the Northwest Nebraska Conference meet the Junior Nagles finished sixth with a total of 23 points. Bob Armstrong was the only boy to win a first olace for Prep, winning the shotput. Summary of Meets: Chadron Invitational- Pole Vault- Armstrong- tie for first Palmer- fourth Shot Put- Armstrong- second Goff- fourth District Meet at Bayard Pole Vault- Armstrong- third Shot Put- Armstrong- second High Hurdletj- Armstrong- second Lytle- fifth Mile- Hawk- fifth 880-Relay- Prep- fifth ( Armstrong, Churchill, Palmer, Goff ) Duel with Crawford- (first place winners for Prep) Shot Put- Armstrong Pole Vault- Armstrong Palmer Williams 220- Churchill Conference Meet Shot Put- Armstrong- first Pole Vault- Armstrong- Second High Hurdles- Armstrong-first Lytle- fourth Mile- Hawk- fourth 880-Relay- Prer - fifth 33 TctcvltiGi PROJECTION CLUB Back Rows Bob Allgood, Charlie Muma, Duane Mclteekin; Second Rows Edgar Wood, Dick Reed, Billy Hawk, Bob Buchanan, Jim Neeland, Dale Webster, Tom Hoffman. Front Row. Jack Bickford, Alan Livermont, Waymann Wild, Otis Hill, Gaye Frams, Jim Forbes, Jim Palmer, Dean Buchanan. Kneelings Wally Goff, I rry Redfern 34 [Pep Glub Officers President-Carma Hawk Vice President-Thelma Pettegrew Secretary-Delores Bogner Treasurer-Loralyn Wilson Members '• Mary Roberts Nancy Kuska Georgia Muma Gaye Frame Margery Doe11 Melba Paine Joy Deen Fox Carol Brown Carma Hawk Delores Bogner Loralyn Wilson Dorothy Clements Thelma Pettegrew Virginia Taylor (absent) 39 Regulars: Carma Hawk, Carol Brown, and Joy Deen Fox (tyeenleadenA Reserves: Nancv Kuska, Dorothy Clements, and Georgia Muma 36 37 llixecl Gh or us Members: Edgar Wood. Harold Klndlg, Frenklln Clark, Jim leeland, Charles Muma, Duane McMeekin, John Kent. Jim Palmer, and Tom Cenrohell. Jim Torbee, Ienneth Woolery, Bill Hawk, Otle Hill, Tom Hoffman, Dele Webster, Wallace Ooff, Ansel Woodard, and Dean Bertels. Mr. Malcolm. Mery Robert.. Belwa Aschwege. lancy Inska, CeorglaMuma Cayl. frame, Margery Doell, Virginia Taylor, Dorcas Tlustos, Thelma Pettegrew, and Trances Johnson. , _ Cerma Hawk, Joy Deen Tox. Melba Paine. Dorothy Clements. Delores Bogner. Barbara Peterson, Loralyn Wilson, Margaret Rose, and Mergorle Rose. Qonrtat! Wallace doff, Jim 5 el and, Harold Ilndlg, and la front Doan Bartdla. 38 30 ramattes Club Members: Franklin Clark, Delores Bogner, Mies Evans, Torn Hoffman, Wallace Goff and Loralyn Wilson. Larry Bedfern, Georgia Mama, Bobert Ellwood, Nancy JCuska and Dean Buchanan. Melba Paine, Carma Hawk and Bill Hawk. Play Cast of The Happy Journey 40 Student C oartc tl Members: Les Churchill-Pres.; Dorcas Tlustos; Nancy Kuskaj I rry Lytle. Standing: Loralyn Wilson-Sec.; and Edgar Wood. junior £a e Margery Doell-Editor: Charlie iduma-Sports Editor; Carol Brown-Jr. Class Reporter; Delores Bogner-Publioity Manager; Gerogia Muma-Personal Editor; Virginia Taylor-Dope Sheet Editor; Wallace Goff-Assistant Editor; Loralyn Wilson-Sen. Class Reporter; Carma Hawk-Head Typist;_Otis Hill- Chorus Reporter; Franklin Clark-Activities Editor; Larry Redfern-Soph. Class Reporter; Robert Ellwood-Band Reporter; Edgar Wood-Art Editor. 41 (jihh phut. £ £• 42 Queen Margery Doell King Dick Derrick Queen's Attendants: Georgia Muma, Margorie Rose. Carma Hawk and Thelma Pettegrew. King's Attendants: Les Churchill, Bob Armstrong, Jim Nee- land and Bob Allgood. Crown Bearers: Mary Muma and Danny Conn. 43 -Athletic Queen Carraa Hawk and. King Bob Armstrong Pfiotn 44 King Robert Ellwood Queen Thelma Pettegrew n HONORS AND AWARDS Scholarship Robert Bllwood-Valedlctorlan, University of Nebraska Regente' Scholarship, Nebraska State Teachers College at Chadron Scholarship Carma Hawk-SalutatorIan Honor Students-Margery Doell and Loralyn Wilson Girls Athletic Association School Letters-: Carma Hawk Margorie Rose Delores Bogner Virginia Taylor Barbara Griffith G. A. A. Emblems: Joy Deen Fox Nancy JCuska Gayle Frame Melba Paine Dorothy Clements Georgia Muma Cheerleaders: Carol Brown-Letter and Chevron Carma Hawk-Letter Certificate Joy Deen Tox-Letter Certificate Danforth Awards for Leadership Carma Hawk Bob Armstrong Science Award Dorcus Tlustos Dramatic Award Robert Bllwood-Extemporaneous speaking, Superior, State Contest Music Awards Dean Bartels Virginia Taylor Wallace Goff Loralyn Wilson Foreign Language Beaay Award Robert Ellwood-l8t State Prise 46 COMMENCEMENT College Auditorium Thursday, May 24, 1951 8:00 P. M. COMMENCEMENT ROLL HONOR GRADUATES ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Theme: Education: A Beacon In The Stormy Sea Of W orld Unrest. Proccasional — “Beautiful Saviour” ...............F. Melius Christiansen Prep Band Invocation................................................. Rev. Sterling Vocal Solo — “In The Luxemburg Gardens”......... Kathleen L. Manning Virginia Taylor Student Address on Theme................................. Carma N. Hawk Student Address on Theme. ... Robert S. Ell wood, Jr. Vocal Solo - “Passing By”...................................Edward Purcell Dean Bartels Class History.......................................... Leslie Churchill Presentation of Scholarships........................Dr. Wiley G. Brooks President of Chadron State Teachers College Presentation of Graduating Class..................... Howard I. Mickelson Principal of Chadron Prep Presentation of Diplomas......................... Dr. Glenn W. Hildreth Director of Training School .............. Rev. Sterling ................. Prep Band Robert S. Ell wood. Jr............ Magna Cum Laude Carma N. Hawk ........................... Cum Laude Margery Doell Logan.... ................ Cum Laude Loralyn J. Wilson ........................Cum Laude Armstrong, Robert J. Bickford, Jack C. Bogner, Delores J. Churchill, Leslie G. Pettegrew, Thelma M. Reed, Richard W. Wild, Waymann M. Presiding: I eslie Churchill...........- Class President Miss Virginia Speich........— Class Sponsor Class Motto: Quality Not Quantity Class Colors: Blue and Gold Class Flower: Yellow Rose Benediction........................... Recessional - “Postlude” - Wiegand 47 Editor-------------------Carma Hawk Bus. Manager-------------Maigery Doell Ass't. Bus. Manegera-----Vaymann Wild Clas8 Editor---------- Art Editor------------ Sports Editor--------- Activities Editor----- As811. Editors-------- Salesman of Animal---- Robert Ellwood ---Delores Bogner ---Dick Reed ---Bob Armstrong ---Loralyn Wilson ---Les Churchill Thelma Pettegrew ---jack Bickford 48 The Ball Player Ready, Aim, Tlash I How's the water, DeeT Our littlest Senior, Only littller. Red Rocks end Seniors 49 c s naps Tiny's Hangout House Wife? Vetch out Lcrry Any thing interesting? Pet or Pest We, the studente of Chadron Prep, would like to thenk the following places of business for contributing to the publishing of this year's The Eagle's Tale and for their loyal sutroort of our school. Chicoine Motor Compeny Wetzel's Jewelry Henkens Implement Conroany L.B. Muruhy Company Howoe-Ely Lumber Conroany Newsy Nook Model Laundry Reed Hardware end Undertaking Even Motor Shop O'Banion's Prey Chevrolet Company Tenders Cleaners Oak's Auto Court Schaefers Kohler Motor Company Greydon Nichols Bach Hardware Chadron Bakery Barret-Insurance Staska Dairy Sidles Chambers Company Chadron Creamery Coca-Cola Bottling Company Dr. Tengeman O'Neill Photo Lloyd Eaton, Hides and furs Byerly's Bakery S. T. Hudson The Frock Shop Blaine Hotel Safeway Stores Inc. ABC Electric Service Drug Dr. T.R. Scholz F M Bootery Drs. F.J. A Marcia Wlrth Howard K. Hogue Economy Furniture Anderson's Rule C sjnms Shop Gatzmeyer Service Ernest M. Johnson Ormersher Meet Market Hennessy's Book A Gift Shop Tscharner Brothers Chadron Hatchery Star Grocery Log Cabin Greenhouse Commercial Hotel Niles Hotel Dr. C.E. Bell Chadron Milling Company Cleve Childers Style Shop Miller's Grocery Saults Drug Ace Print Shop Pasmussens Chadron Budget Shop Chadron 11oral Shop Chadron Eecord Dr. T.P. Mullins Dr. Chamberlain Bank of Chadron Dr. Griot L. C. Larson Johnston and Mathis Shoe Eepair Lichty Barber Shop Loewenthal Clothing Store George Babcock Sun Confectionary Hartmans Carmean Dumber Company O.K. Barber Shop Metal Products Company Pir8t National Bank Scotts Produce Sioux Oil Smith Electric Ross Transfer Eitemiller Motor Company Alliance Creamery Mary Miller, Cleaners L L Cleaners Ted Stockfleth Chadron Gas Company Pace Theater Photographic work by O'Neill Photo Company m 1mYERS J y-£Z YEARBOOKS THE PACEMAKERS OF OUAIITV MYERS AND CO. INC. TOPEKA, KANSAS