Clarks High School - Bomber Yearbook (Clarks, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1959 volume:

DEDICATION We, the Seniors of 1959, sincerely dedicate this annual to our sponsor, Mr. R. McMahon. We appreciate the guidance during our years in high school. We also want to thank Mr. W. Hauff who assisted us through our Junior year. We will always cherish their memory. ttuuuil Sta Editor----------------------------------- George McLean Assistant Editor ---------------------------- David Booth Advertising Managers ----------------------- Janice Bender Alice Church Robert Kohl Jerry Ksiazek Business Managers —-------------------------- Karen Kluck Larry Kohl Roger Roumpf Activity Editors —------------------------ Patricia Graves Monte Williams Joan Dush Dwight Strobel Sports Editors----------------------------------Tom Kuhn Larry Phelps Jerrie Dexter William Rice Humor Editors------------------------------Richard Zegar Cecil Branting Art Osterman Snapshot Editors --------------------------- Sharon Stern Emil Zelasney Rose Zelazny Senior Reporters---------------------------Arlene Scholz Earl Colbert Donald Lewis Junior Reporters-----—--------------- — Camille Kaminsky Tom Sweet Sophomore Reporters ----------------- Richard Friedrichsen Ko Ann Sherrill Freshman Reporters -------------------------- Joe Bolen Sue Booth Sponsor ----------------------------------- Mr. Strickland FACULTY Robert J. Strickland A.B. Midland College M.A. Colorado State Collepe of Education, Greeley, Colo. Superintendent, Vocal Music, General Science, and English IV Mrs. Bertha Graham Kearney State Teachers College University of Wyoming Commercial, English III Margaret Tolbert University of Nebr. Kearney State Teachers College Home Ec. I and II, Soph. English, World Geography Bruce Johnson University of Nebr. Graduate of Kearney Shop, mathematics, Mechanical Drawing Robert J« IXinninq University of Lincoln Master in Music Lettle Rock College, Bachelor Music, Freshman English James Sterup B.A. Hastings College History, Problems, and Coach Mr. Theron Kirkpatrick Wayne State Teachers College Eighth Grade Mrs. Caroline Craig Nebraska Central University of Nebraska Seventh Grade Miss Lois Randall Nebraska Central College University of Nebraska Fourth Grade Mrs. Gail Strickland Peru State Teachers College Colorado State College Sixth Grade Mrs. Dorothy G1asser Nebraska Central College University of Nebraska Luther College Kindergartnen Miss Marie Zoucha Nebraska Central College Kearney State Teachers College Fifth Grade V Mrs. Muriel Anderson Wesleyan College Midland College University of Nebraska Third Grade Mrs. Ellen Sloan Norfolk Junior College Kearney State Teachers College University of Nebraska Second Grade SENIORS George McLean Pat Graves Pep Club 1-2-3-U Chorus 1-2-3-U Band 1-2-3-U Cheerleader 3 Phys. Ed. 1-2-3-U Girls Glee 2-3-U Volleyball U Football 1-2-3-U Basketball 2-3-U Track 2-3 Honor C 2-3-U Class Pres. 1 Class Vice Pres. U Class Sec.-Treas. 2 Chorus 1-2-3-U Student Council 2 Honor C Sec.-Treas. U David Booth Football 1-2-3-U Basketball 1-2-3-U Track 1-2-3-U Honor C 1-2-3-U Class Pres. U Class Vice Pres. 3 Band 2-3 Student Council 1 Rose Zelazny Pep Club 1-2-3-U Chorus 1-2-3-U Girls Glee 2-3-U Phys. Ed. 1-3 Larry Phelps Football 1-2-3-U Basketball 1-2-3-U Track 1-2-3-U Chorus 1-2-3-U Band 1-2-3-U Honor C 2-3-U Bill Rice Football 1-2-3-U Basketball 2-3 Track 1-2 Honor C 3-U yj nm. r Dwight Strobel Sharon Stem Chorus 1-2-3-U Pep Club 1-2-3-U Girls Glee 2-3-U Student Council 1 Cheerleader 3-U Class Pres. 2 Pep Club Pres, U Class Sec.-Treas. U Volleyball 1-2-3-U Phys. Ed. 1-2-3-U Pep Club Counciler 1-2 Football 1-2-3-U Basketball 1-2-3-U Track 1-2-3-U Honor C 2-3-U Chorus 3-U Honor C Vice Pres. U Jerry Ksiazek Football 1-2-3-U Honor C 2-3-U Track 1-2-3-U Chorus 1 Student Council 3 Class Vice President 3 Roger Rounpf Joan Dush Pep Club 1-2-3-U Chorus 1-2-3-U Band 2-3-U Girls Glee 2-3-U Volleyball U Pep Club Vice Pres. U Band Vice Pres. U Phys. Ed 1-2-3-U Football 1 Basketball 3-U Chorus 1-2 Cecil Branting Football 1-2-U Basketball 1 Honor C U Track 1 Alice Church Pep Club 1-2-3-U Chorus 1-2-3-U Girls Glee 2-3-U Phys. Ed. 1-3 Jerrie Dexter Football 1-2-3-U Basketball 3-U Track 3 Honor C 3-U Monte Williams Football 1-2-3-U Basketball 2-3-U Track 1-2-3-U Honor C 3-U Chorus 1-2-3-U Band 1-2-3-U Band Sec. Treas. U Ton Kuhn Football 1-2-3-lt Honor C 1-2-3-lt Basketball 2-3-lt Chorus 1-2 Track 1-2-3-lt Honor C Pres. It Football Capt. It Karen Kluck Pep Club 1-2-3-lt Chorus 1-2-3-lt Girls Glee 2-3-lt Cheerleader 3 Student Council 2 Volleyball It Pep Club Sec.-Treas. It Class Sec.-Treas. 3 Phys. Ed. 1-2-3-lt Pep Club Counciler It Larry Kohl Football 1-2-3-lt Basketball 2-3-lt Track 1-2-3-lt Honor C 2-3-lt Chorus 1-2-3-lt Class Pre3. 3 Don Lewis Chorus 1 i i Arlene Scholz Pep Club 1-2-3-U Chorus 1-2-3-li Girls Glee 2-3-U Phys. Ed 1-3 Earl Colbert Football 1-2-3-i: Basketball 3 Track 1-2-3-li Honor C 2-3-1; Chorus 1-2-3 Richard Zegar Track 2 Janice Bender Pep Club 1-2-3-U Chorus 1-2-3-1; Band 1-2-3-U Phys. Ed. 1-2-3-U Volleyball 1-2-3-U Girls Glee 2-3-h Emil Zelasney Football 1-3-li Basketball 2 Honor C 3-1; Track 2-3 Chorus 1-1 Art Osterman Beverly Cumming Girls Glee 1-2-3 Chorus 1-2-3 Pep Club 3-2 F.H.A. 1-2-3 (St. Edward 1-2-3) Football 1-2-3 Honor C 2-3 Basketball 2 Track 2 Chorus 3 Robert Kohl Football 1 Chorus 1-2-3 In the fall of 19U7, fifteen bashful little girls and boys started to school, with their teacher as Miss Birtie Butcher. Of the orginal fifteen, only nine remain to graduate with the Class of 59 . They are: Karen Kluck, Earl Colbert, Janice Bender, Dwight Strobel, Cecil Branting, David Booth, and Sharon Stem. From here the Class of 59 went on to the first grade, to be taught again by Miss Butcher. During the year we gained Mary Catherine Lahowetz and Dixie Dodd, and lost from the orginal class, Frederick Wheeler, Gayle Stromberg, Ronald Devish, and Jim Jarecki. We also lost Sharon Stem, but she returned to us for our last year of grade school. As pupils of the second grade, we had Mrs. Pullen as our teacher. We gained Wendell Land during the year. Our class remained the same during the third grade, with the exception of exchanging Mrs. Pullen for Miss Sweet as teacher. For the fourth grade, we kept the same teacher, but gained another member, Pat Graves. With Mrs. Sloan to lead us through the fifth grade, we gained Irma Mustard. In our sixth year, with Mrs. Sloan still as our teacher, we added to our number: Ruth Nelson and Roger Roumpf, while we lost Jim Little, and Robert Luce. As pupils in our next to last year of grade school, as had the same members, the only change being our teacher. Miss Gagle. Our last year as grade-schoolers saw us gain back Sharon Stem, and a new addition for part of the year, Gwendlyne Collins. Our teacher this year was Mrs. Caroline Craig. Those graduating with the class from grade school were: Janice Bender Cecil Branting David Booth Earl Colbert Charles Clauff Pat Graves Karen Kluck HIGH SCHOOL DAYS Green Freshmen: At last we had reached one of our educational goals; we were in high school, even though we were only lowly Freshmen. We were privileged to have Mr. McMahon as ortr sponsor. We gained Jerrie Dexter, William Rice, Richard Zegar, Jim Little, Donald Lewis, Larry Phelps, Monte Williams, Emil Zelasney, Tom Kuhn, Larry Kohl, Jerry Ksiazek, Robert Kohl, Marvin frfyers, Dixie Dittmer, Joan Dush, Arlene Scholz, and Rose Zelazny, while we lost Ruth Nelson and Gwendlyne Collins. We selected our class motto, Knowledge is Power ; our class colors, red and white; and our class flower, the American Beauty Rose. George McLean Irma Mustard Ruth Nelson Arthur Osterman Roger Roumpf Sharon Stem Dwight Strobel Silly Sophomores: Our Sophomore year we sponsored a carnival for the school and town. We also gainea Marilyn Kopke and lost Jim Little. We again had Mr. McMahon for our sponsor. Jovial Juniors: For our Junior year, we had Miss Ditloff and Mr. Hauff for our class sponsors. We presented our first class play, College Masquerade and everyone enjoyed working on our Junior-Senior Banquet, the theme being 'Hawaiian Cruise'. We gained Ruth Nelson and lost Marilyn Kopke. We ordered our class rings from the Herff Jones Company, and received them at Christmas time. Serious Seniors: Finally we reached our last step in high school, SENIORS. We again had Mr. McMahon for our class sponsor. We again had a carnival for the school and town. Our pictures were taken at the Haberman's Studio in Hastings on October 13, and we ordered our announcments from the Belfour Company. And then there was the big moment that we had struggleo for during our entire school career, GRADUATION. The graduates of the Class of 1959 are as follows: Janice Bender David Booth Cecil Branting Alice Church Earl Colbert Beverly Cumming Jerrie Dexter Joan Dush Pat Graves Karen Kluck Larry Kohl Robert Kohl Tom Kuhn Jerry Ksiazek Donald Lewis George McLean Arthur Osterman Larry Phelps William Rice Roger Roumpf Arlene Scholz Sharon Stern Dwight'Strobel Monte Williams Richard Zegar Emil Zelasney Rose Zelazny (ZUm 70UI We, the Senior Class of 1959, do hereby will to the Senior Class of I960 our ability to get along with their fellow class- mates. We, the Senior Class, do hereby will to the Junior Class of I960 our ability to cooperate with the teachers. We, the Senior Class, do hereby will to the Sophomore Class of I960 our cheerful dispositions throughout our four years of high school. We, the Senior Class, do hereby will to the Class of 1963 four enjoyable years of high school. I, Rose Zelazny, do hereby will my ability to go steady to Kathy Schutte, providing she makes use of it in the near future. I, Alice Church, do hereby will my red hair to Janelle Beck, to save her the expense of buying dye. I, Richard Zegar, do hereby will my ability to drive, to Jim Graves, providing he doesn't get picked up. I, Dwight Strobel, do hereby will my '50 Ford to Jim Dittmer, providing he doesn't drive it around town. I, Art Osterman, do hereby will my ability to get along with Bruce to Richard Braur, providing he doesn't get slapped. I, Don Lewis, do hereby will my ability to get good grades without going out for sports to Jean Pierce, providing he gets on the honor roll. I, Sharon Stem, do hereby will my omriness to Fern Brunken, providing she makes use of it in the coming year. I, Joan Dush, do hereby will my height to Janet Kay Evers, providing she makes use of it in the near future. I, Karen Kluck, do hereby will my short hair-do's to Linda Schott, providing she doesn't carry them too far. I, Janice Bender, do hereby will my ability to stick to volleyball four years to Margaret Kohl, providing she doesn't make any more mistakes than I did. I, Beverly Curaming, do hereby will my pony-tail to Cary Clauff, so that he will have a new hair style for the next school year. I, Pat Graves, do hereby will my ability to get out of study hall every day to Kathryn Cahill, providing she doesn't over-do it. I, Arlene Scholz, do hereby will my quiet disposition to Lynda Clark, providing she doesn't quiet down too suddenly and surprise everyone. I, Jerry Ksiazek, do hereby will my ability to have a date once in a while to Alan Peck, providing he doesn't go steady. I, Larry Kohl, do hereby will my dancing ability to Gene Heule, providing he doesn't out-do Arthur Murray. I, Jerrie Dexter, do hereby will my ability to act in class plays to Larry Miller, providing he doesn't get any better than I am. I, Monte Williams, do hereby will ny music ability to Ron Kohl, providing he doesn't practice too much. I, David Booth, do hereby will my ability to get through high school to Clifford Colbert, providing he doesn't do it in less than four years. I, Larry Phelps, do hereby will my charm for girls to Tom Sweet, providing he doesn't abuse them. I, Earl Colbert, do hereby will my shop book to Dan Grafe, providing he doesn't wear it out. I, Tom Kuhn, do hereby will ny ability to behave in school to Ralph Jilg, providing he doesn't take advantage of it. I, Robert Kohl, do hereby will my driving ability to Dan Grafe, providing he puts it to good use right away. I, Cecil Branting, do hereby will my ability to miss one month of school a year to Jerry Zelazny, providing he doesn't do it in a hospital with the nurses. I, Emil Zelasney, do hereby will ny hot 6 to Ron Urkoski, providing he doesn't drive it too rough. I, Bill Rice, do hereby will my ability to get through high school to Clifford Colbert, providing he doesn't cheat. I, Roger Roumpf, do hereby will ry height to Jerry Zelazny, providing he is as tall as I when he graduates. I, George McLean, do hereby state that after due research and profound thought, have concluded that I have nothing to spare. Twas the night before graduation, for the Class of 59 And they were all wondering what changes would be made, and in how long a time........ They were all quiet snuggled in their beds. While visions of the future lie in their heads. AHJ but who do we see still up and about? Why, it's Aladdin with his magic lamp it's no doubt. Please, we beg you Aladdin, tell us what you see. In 22 years what will each of us be? Who's that Mad Scientist with the crazy little beard? Why that's George McLean, my he looks weird. What's he developing in his .laboratory there? Instant People you say, why he wouldn't darei WowJ look at that doll with the coagulated swing, And that blonde, blonde hair isn't the real thing. You say she's now a model for SEVENTEEN, That, my friend, is our classmate, Arlene. Who's over here? It looks like a crowd. It's Sharon and Roger for crying out loud] But who's gathered round them with lollipops in hand? Why it's their 16 kids, say don't they look grand? Look at this lady with the dignified briefcase, it looks private and nice. Why, it's Karen Kluck, we had to look twice. She's taken the place of Della Street, And why, she thinks Perry Mason just can't be beati The champion driver of the midget auto races Is Roger Rourpf, as he sets the paces. Around the curve, look at him grin. With his knees there propping up his chin..... Here is a man that looks kinda dense. What's your name? What, you can't remember? Now let's make some 3ense. You have to remember, think once and think twice. Everyone knows the Man on the Street is Bill Rice. Don Lewis, though now he is not so lean. Writes the worlds' most popular magazine. MAD is it's name, as you might have known. And the humor that's in it is dry as a bone. What] A man with a ring on each finger and toe? You can tell at a glance, he's not a plain Joe Though at present Jerrie Dexter is as free as a pony. He's been married six times and gets allimony. Who's the gent coming this way? Oh Mamma MiaJ It isn't...it is..it's Sargeant Garcia, Earl Colbert has finally taken the job. Of helping ZORRO, frighten the mob. Larry Phelps trumpet has become a whopping success. Playing in Lawerence Welk's band no more or no less. In high school, his solos were quite in demand. And he's known as Hot Lips throughout the land. Now here's a pompous and dignified fellow. With a purple tuxedo, all trimmed in yellow. Why, it's Manners the Butler my he looks meager. Another look and you'll find it's Richard Zegar. Joan Dush makes shoes so petite and small. With spike heels that are slim and tall. With shoes like these she is eight foot eight. And almost as tall as her ten-foot mate. Here's a lady who's a private detective. Catching crooks is her main objective. She needs no one to aid in the search. Not this talented, Alice Church. Who's the man that will save your soul My Goodness Gracious! its Robert Kohl. He sells a magic tonic guaranteed to stop that ache. He's making millions from it, but it's really just a fake. Looks like The Texan is ready to shoot You can't fool us that's David Booth. Since Westerns have taken over T. V. A cowboy David just had to be. Here's a girl who will make much music where ever she goes, She's a ballet dancer with bells on her toes. She is so petite, graceful, and slender. One more look tells us it's Janice Bender. Who is this diving for pearls in the sea. I'll bet it's no other than Rose Zelazny. She lives on an island in the South Pacific, And her success is nothing short of terrific. Who is the gal that is slapping the creature? By the looks of her, she's a reform school teacher. Every day the Mischief Kids shfe braves. No one could take it like Pat Graves. What's this? A family argument? We don't understand. Why is he beating her with the belt in his hand? In high school their love seemed so faithful and true, Dwight Strobel says he made the mistake of saying I Do . Here's a man, he's jumping with joy. He says it's because he finally has a boy. Monte and Linda had twelve red-headed girls. But now they've a boy, the heck with the curls. A famous criminal has just broken loose, He couldn't beat the thought of the chair and the juice. Of course you have guessed, it's Jerry Ksiazek, Alias Joseph Steeple, He swears all he did was kill fifteen people. Cecil Branting is a funny old sole. He's taken the place of Nat King Cole. The girls all scream when he walks out. It's his fabulous red hair and freckles that make them all shout] Here's a preacher, why it's Emil Zelasney, A very special sermon he's preparing for me. His church is always full of his congregation. He's said to have the largest one in creation. Mr. Kohl, or should we call you Larry, Please tell us why you never did marry? What, actually do you want in a wife? Ah yes, a rich one to support you the rest of your life. Who do you think was the first man to the moon? Yes, that's right, it was our classmate Tom Kuhn. After graduating, he married the following September, And his honeymoon to the moon was something he'll remember. After Eeverly Cumming married Chuck, She became well known for driving his truck. Although she only drives on relief. She enjoys every trip, be it ever so brief. Who is this with the horn-rimmed glasses? You can tell at a glance he teaches study hall classes. Of licking dicipline problems, he says he doesn't tire. In Art Osterman there is nothing left to desire. Now that we've seen the outcome of time. We thank you Aladdin for lending this rhyme. And we'll now leave the Seniors to lie in their beds. To continue the dreams that soar through their heads. JUNIORS f uKton- gleito. Marvin Brockmann Louis Brunken Jerry Cahill Lynda Clark Andy Dush Dale Hannappel Ralph Jilg Camille Kaminsky Mary Cathryn Lahowetz Maurice Lindgreen Gary Morris Jack Neel Annette Pehrson Leland Pierce Dennis Spires Tom Sweet Lois Ann Toline Florence Urkoski Ron Urkoski Class Officers President - Jerry Cahill Vice President - Lois Toline Secretary - Lynda Clark Treasurer - Gary Morris Our class has two less members this year. We lost Ron Hudson who moved to Doniphan, and Polly Nelson, who moved to Hutchinson, Kansas, but we gained Florence Urkoski, who prev- iously attended school in Chicago for two years. We were offered a variety of subjects this year. The required subjects for Juniors are, English III, Typing I, and history. We were allowed to choose one of the following three; chemistry, bookkeeping, and shorthand. There are four Juniors in shorthand, two in chemistry, and twelve in book- keeping, with the remaining one in Home Ec. The two highlights of this year were November 25, when we presented our class play Books and Crooks , and the day we received our class rings. We're now looking forward to putting on the Junior-Senior Banquet. Our class parties have numbered two. The first was a pizza party and a show, The Naked and the Dead , in Grand Island. Our second party was a trip to Osceola, where we bowled in their new alley SOPHOMORES Stfi Muvie (Plate. Ron Beck Mary Jane Booth Kathryn Cahill Twyla Church Clifford Colbert Kathy Dexter Jim Dittmer Richard Friedrichsen Dan Grafe Gene Heule John Kohl Linda Little Dennis Osterman Jean Pierce Asa Lloyd Pollard Linda Schott KoAnn Sherrill Joanne Stromberg Gene UrkoekL Ronald Zegar Raymond Zelasney Joan Zelazny Class Colors: Class Flower: Class Motto: Blue and Gold American Beauty Rose Live and Learn Officers President: Asa Lloyd Pollard Vice President: Richard Friedrichsen Secretary-Treasurer: Linda Schott This has been a busy year for us Sophomores. Mr. McMahon was our Biology and Geometry teacher and Mrs. Tolbert taught English and Literature the second semester. Mr. Sterup guided us through World History. Besides our extracurricular activities there were other things we enjoyed, like our class parties. We went bowling in Grand Island and had a lot of fun. The athletic and Junior-Senior Banquets were highlights in the year. We were sorry to lose Ron Beck from our class. Even through we are glad that school is over for this year, we are looking forward to being Juniors. p1C4 H K (Plate, Class Roll Janelle Beck Angeline Bialas Joe Bolen Sue Booth Richard Brauer Robert Brown Fern Brunken Janet Kay Evers Jimmie Graves Marilyn Heule Carol Jilg Margaret Kohl Valinda Kohl Larry Killer Don Neel Ron Neel Alan Peck Carol Pehrson Doris Anne Phelps Valerie Rose Kathy Schutte Jerry Stopak Jin Wruble Jerry Zelazny Connie Zoucha Class Officers President-------------------- -Jim Wruble Vice President-------------------Joe Bolen Secretary Treasurer-----------Carol Pehrson There are llj girls and 12 boys in the freshman class. We are taking five subjects: algebra, world geography, general science, English, the boys are taking shop, and the girls are taking home economics. We have had two class parties. Our first party was at the beginning of the school year. It was a hay rack ride. We also had a Christmas dance for the high school. Class Colors-------------------Black ■. Gold Class Flower-------------------White Carnation Class Moto---------------------Be kind, but firm ■ 'preA tKtLt ACTIVITIES Advisor........... Editor............ Assistant Editor Business Manager Art Editors .... Gossip Column Humor Editors ....Mrs. Graham ....Karen Kluck ...Sharon Stem .....Pat Graves ..Janice Bender Rose Zelazny Beverly Cumraing ......Joan Dush ...Alice Church Arlene Scholz UVUC4, CUui fyiU $lee On January 16 ana 17, several members of the Chorus attended the Albion Vocal Clinic, We sang several numbers which were a variety of all types of songs. On March 2k, the Girls Glee journeyed to tromsburg to attend the Goldenrod conference Festival which was formerly held in Osceola. We were criticized on the two numbers that we were going to sing at the contest. On March 18, the Girls' Glee went to Central City to the District 7 Music Contest where we were judged. MEMBERS OF CHORUS Arlene Scholz Jim Dittmer Sharon Stern Don Neel John Kohl Pat Graves Gary Morris Tom Sweet Camille Kaminsky Ron Urkoski Florence Urkoski Alice Church George McLean Jim Graves Katnryn Cahill Larry Phelps Dan Grafe Joan Dush Monte Williams Gene Urkoski Lynda Clark Jack Neel Twyla Church Ko Ann Sherrill Gene Heule Mary Lahowetz Linda Schott Jerry Cahill Kathy Dexter Janice Bender Karen Kluck Ron Neel Rose Zelanzy Dale Hannappel Mary Jane Booth Jo Ann Stromberg Joe Bolen Lois Ann Toline Joan Zelanzy James Wruble Linda Little Annette Pehrson Ralph Jilg MEMBERS OF GIRLS' GLEE Valinda Kohl Angeline Bialas Linda Schott Mary Jane Booth Connie Zoucha Ko Ann Sherrill Sharon Stern Margaret Kohl Janice Bender Florence Urkoski Fern Brunken Valarie ose Janet Kay Evers Alice Church Annette Pehrson Arlene Scholz Karen Kluck Janelle Beck Lois Ann Toline Linda Little Doris Anne Phelps Kathy Dexter Camille Kaminsky Pat Graves Mary C. Lahowets Lynda Clark Rose Zelazny Jo Ann Stromberg Kathy Schutte Twyla Church Sue Booth Marilyn Heule Carol Pehrson Carol Jilg Joan bush % gW Officers for this year were: President - Lynda Clark Vice President - Joan Dash Secretary-Treasurer - Monte Williams Librarians - Linda Schott Ralph Jilg On Dec. 3� the Band, under the direction of Robert J. Dunning, journeyed to Genoa for the Genoa Band Clinic. On October U, the Band went to Grand Island to enter- tain people attending the Harvest of Harmony. On October 18, the Band went to Fremont for their Midland College Band Day. Clarinets Carol Jilg French Horn Camille Kaminsky Joan Dush Pat Graves Alto Sax Ronald Urkoski Lynda Clark Ric Strickland Jean Stromberg Valinda Kohl Genelle Schott Doris Anne Phelps Patsy Truesdell Alto Clarinet Tenor Sax Janice Bender Ramona Gates Bass Clarinet Baritone Sax Tom Sweet Jo Ann Stromberg Trun iets Alto Horn Larry Phelps Sue Booth Monte Williams Flutes Trombones Ko Ann Sherrill Ralph Jilg Linda Schott Mary Jane Booth Maurice Lindgreen Bell Lyre Linda Little Bass Drum Hary Cathryn Lahowetz Snare Drums Rob Strickland Bass Horn Fern Brunken Ronnie Neel Baritone Horn Cymbals Lois Ann Toline Billy Kohl Goto 7w tCen4 “Pep- @lu Officers for this year were: President - Sharon Stem Vice President - Joan Dush Secretary-Treasurer - Karen Kluck Each class had a council leader. They were: Senior - Karen Kluck Junior - Mary Cathryn Lahowetz Sophomore - Marlene Williams Freshman - Janet Kay Evers Cheerleaders chosen by the student body as 1st team cheer- leaders are: Sharon Stem, Lois Ann Toline, Lynda Clark, and Annette Pehrson. The 2nd team cheerleaders are Linda Little, Kathy Dexter, Sue Booth, and Kathy Schutte. The 1st team cheerleaders chose blue sweathers with white detachable collars and white trousers for football and blue pleated skirts for basketball. The 2nd team cheerleaders chose sailor outfits, one half be'ing blue, the other half white. The Pep Club girls had new outfits for this year. They consisted of princess style blue jumpers and a white long sleeved blouses. One of the big events of the year was the coronation of the king and queen. This year it was held during the half time of the Palmer-Clarks game. Tom Kuhn was crowned king and Sharon Stem was queen. The queen's attendants were Karen Kluck and Joan Dush. The king's attendants were David Booth and Larry Kohl. The Pep Club presented the only float on which the coronation took place. firs. Tolbert served as our sponsor. MEMBERS Janice Bender Alice Church Joan Dush Pat Graves Karen Kluck Sharon Stem Arlene Scholz Rose Zelazny Lynda Clark Camille Kaminsky Annette Pehrson Lois Ann Toline Kathy Dexter Jo Ann Stromberg Ko Ann Sherrill Mary Jane Booth Twyla Church Linda Little Joan Zelazny Kathryn Cahill Linda Schott Marlene Williams Kathy Schutte Janet Kay Evers Margaret Kohl Angeline Bialas Sue Booth Doris Anne Phelps Valerie Rose Carol Pehrson Valinda Kohl Connie Zoucha Fem Brunken Marilyn Heule Janelle Beck Carol Jilg % (? eex lead ui 7e UK Second, 7ca t’ cutd 12uee t On October 31, 1958, during the half- time of the Clarks-Palmer game, the crowning of the king and queen took place. The coronation took place on the float decorated by the Pep Club. Mr. Sterup crowned the king, Tom Kuhn, and he, in turn, crowned the queen, Sharon Stem. Mr. Sterup then crowned the atten- dants, which were Karen Kluck and David Booth, and Joan Dush and Larry Kohl. ATHLETICS The first game of the season was a great send off for the Goldenrod Championship. We enjoyed a victory over Silver Creek UU to 0. The following week we traveled to Clarkson. This was their first year at 11 man football but still they were great. Just the same we took our second victory 21 to 0. The next week we were turned away from the victory scene by a very good team, Hastings St. Cecilia. The score was Ik to 3U. It was the following week that Clarks got back into the win column to stay. We traveled over to Polk for a 39 to 0 victory. Back home the following week Clarks was up for a victory over the Stromsburg team U7 to 7. On the roae for the games Clarks held their moral very well. They added another victory over St. Sdward 21 to 6. At Senoa with 2 of the starters out but filled in very well by reserves, we addea still another victory 32 to 13. The remaining 2 games were played at home. Clarks played Palmer, winning by a 3k to 12 margin. Than came the big game, the last of the season. It was to decide who would be the champions of the Ooldenrod Conference. Clarks won the conference championship with a 21 to 0 rout of Osceola. The Clarks High basketball team was very small with only lb members The first game was with Rising City with Wising City winning U5 to 37 and the reserves started off very well winning 31 to lb. The next game we improved a little but not enough falling short by one point to a tough Marguette team U2 to U3 the reserves won 33 to 12 Clarks was really up for the next game as they beat David City R6 to 32 and the reserves ran away with theirs U6 to 2b But the next game Clarks had a few tough breaks and loss to Usceola R2 to 37 The reserves won 27 to 2U The Bombers were up again for the Merrick County Tournment. Winning the first over Monroe J?b to 3U ana in the final winning over Palmer i 0 to U9 in an overtime The next game was with Palmer and that night the Bombers couldn't do anthing right losing 50 to Ul. The reserves also had a rough night losing 23 to 22. The next game was with Silver Creek and the bombers couldn't miss in this game winning 7C to UO ana the reserves won 59 to U2 Next we went to Polk and in a close overtime won 39 to 37 and the reserves had a tough night losing 32 to 22 Again we had to play Palmer in the Goldenrod Tournament and they beat us U6 to 33 We played Genoa at home next and won another close one 3b to 36 The reserves winning 33 to 2U. We took the long trip to helton ana taking it on the nose 51 to SO but the reserves won UU to Ul Than we had another long trip to take up to Cedar Rapids with Cedar Rapids winning 77 to 6u. The reserves won 38 to 21 The next game we took Benedict U3 to 3 ana the reserves won 3b to 33 Next we journeyed up to St. Edward where we got beat lib to U3 and the reserves won a close one 37 to 36 In the next game with Stromsburg, Clarks had a cold half but came back real well but not well enough as we got beat U9 to U7 The reserves played a overtime to win 56 to 52 Clarks then went up to St Paul for the last game of the season except the District Tournament We won UU to Ul and the reserves also won there last U5 to 2b The District Tournament was a surprise to everyone the first night we won over Exeter 6I4 to 36 The second night we played Eriend a high ranked team ana won 3U to 28 but the last night the Bombers ran out of gas and got beat 57 to U9 That made our record 10 wins and 10 loses UNDERCLASSMEN Front Row: Back Row: Genelle Schott Rob Strickland Billy Kohl John Prososki Patsy Truesdell Middle Row: Ronona Gates Mike Bittinger Ric Strickland Leslie Beck Sally Sweet Genieve Zelasney John Kohl Elaine Bialas Alice Prososki Billy Booth Jean Stromberg Kathy Branting Dale Morris Eighteen pupils entered the 8th grade for their final elementary education. We ended the year with the same. Our class officers this year were: President - Rob Strickland Vice President - Ramona Gates Secretary - Ric Strickland Treasurer - Bill Kohl News Reporter - Genelle Schott Room Mother - Mrs. Fred Trusdell We have enjoyed several dances and other parties this year. We went to Omaha to see the Ice Capades in April. We also plan to take a trip soon after graduation. In the fall we were very busy with our magazine sale. We made a little over $60. Alice rososki and Leslie Beck represented us at the County Spelling Contest. Both did very well. All in all we have enjoyed our last year in grade school and are looking forward to being in High School next year. (tye i .eadenA Seventh tirade Back Row; Jennie Rose Pierce Linda Church Marcia Mustard Glenda Colbert Bonnie Freeland Jacky Herman Middle Row; Jim Ksiazek Mary Alyce Kluck Roger Booth Lois Branting Joyce Heule Tommy George Morgan Norma Lovelace Front Row; Susan Sweet Ron Kohl Phyllis Zelasney J[udy Zoucha Patricia Kennedy Barry Didier Curtis Fleeman The first day of school twenty-one industrious students walked into the seventh grade room. The girls out-numbered the boys, there being fourteen girls and seven boys. But Danny Roumpf moved to Grand island during Februaxy, Phyllis Zelasney moved to a farm south of Havens and Joyce Heule to District 33. We were sorry to lose these pupils. The class enjoyed a halloween party at the home of Susan Sweet. At Christmas time the traditional Christmas Tree adorned the room. Everyone had a hand in the decorating. Names were drawn and gifts were exchanged. Valentine's Day was celebrated with a party. The Valentine box was decorated by the girls. Everyone enjoyed the games, Valentine exchange and especially the refreshments. The group took part in a magazine campaign during the fall months. Over $60 profit was realized, t vill be used to purchase something useful for the school. Nothing definite has been decided. A field trip to the telephone office, depot, and the Ehterprise office proved very educational. SixtA (faide Back Row; Kathy Bolen Lynn Beck Pat Bittinger Linda Boroviak Richard Brunken Gordon Wemhoff Middle Row; Rodney Pollard Janice Proaoski Sherril Lovelace Carol Zelazny Loretta Booth Bonnie Strornberg Erma Morris Front Row; Linda Beck Tom Fleeman David Herman Dick Dittmer Jim Hansher Tom Sherrill Yvonne Wruble Larry Lahowetz Carol Ann Kennedy When school opened there were twenty-two pupils in our room. In February we were very sorry to have Linda Beck move to Central City. The boys went out for gradeschool basketball this year, so our girls were a part of the Pep Club. Several of the class have begun on an instrument and play in the Junior Band. We have learned many new things and reviewed the old, hoping that we are ready for new adventures as this school year draws to a close. Back Rows Middle Row: Front Row: Dwayne Rice Donna Barnes Janice Church Cindy Swedenburg Janet Wemhoff Alberta Stromberg Pauline Branting Margaret Herman Dana Little Dick Kohl Michael Shonsey Emilie Fergin Connie Cook Marilyn Randall Leonard Zelasney Darryl Didier Kathleen Kennedy Lynda Van Ostrand Patty Hansher Dale Dohse Mary Ann Prososki Eddie Sweet David Zegar Norma Jean Cahill Paulette Kohl Derilyn Beck Peggy Bolen We were happy to receive Emilie Fergin, who came from Germany, into our classroom, October 6, 1958. She is to be commended for the fine work she has done, considering the 3hort time she has been in our country. Derilyn Beck, Paulette Kohl, Mary Ann Prososki, Dwayne Rice, Michael Shonsey, Cindy Swedenburg, Eddie Sweet, and Lynda Van Ostrand have begun taking instrumental lessons this year. Derilyn and Michael have been participating in the Senior High band and also got to go to the Stromsburg clinic. This was an exciting day for them. Some of us also have hopes of playing in the band this summer. Peggy Bolen, Janis Church, Connie Cook, Patty Hansher, Margaret Herman, Paulette Kohl, Marilyn Randall, Cindy Swedenburg, Lynda Van Ostrand and Janet Wemhoff are the baton twirlers who twirled at several basketball games. We were sorry to lose Leonard Zelasney at the beginning of March. We're sure he's enjoying his new school. ?ount6. Back Row. Dennis McLean Tony Douglas Renae Dexter Diana Branting Matt Shonsey Middle Row: Jim Boroviak Reda Rae Cook James Bialas Jay Wemhoff Dennis Van Pelt Front Row: Raymond Zelazny Betty Herman Shannon Beck Jackie Sweet Judy Ostrander Irene Brunken The fourth grade began the school year with an enrollment of sixteen. Dennis McLean and Raymond Zelazny were new members to the class. A highlight of the year has been the presentation of our little play, The Princess Who Could Not Cry. At the beginning of the year Judy Ostrander brought us a salamander. We did a great deal of reading about them and learned how they are different from lizards. To make our science classes more interesting we have per- formed many experiments. An art experience we enjoyed was making realistic parakeets out of milk weed pods. % 7W tyuide Back Row: Middle Row: Janet Strobel Pat Wenhoff Robert Douglas Johnny Beck Rosetta Branting Front Row: Jerry Dittmer Ronald Herman Shirley Heule Douglas Bolen Diane Van Pelt Tom Bittinger Judy Wieseman Tom Swedenburg Gay Beck Nona Rae Morgan Tommy Kohl Charles Fleeman Charles Kennedy David Morris Marrianne Brunken (absent) The attendance has been especially good this year, with the exception of the period of the measles epidemic. No new members have been gained and none has moved away, although Shirley Heule plans to move into a different district soon. S cco mI Back Soy: Ariyre Kohl Cheryl Dittmer CsTherine IrauglaE Lucille roBDSKi ricky hennar. uherleE Var. Ostranc Kenny dleeraan Wanoe Pehrepn lohn ialae Hendy HpHe jimmy Uariet oti huen Bcanting lee tea?n This nat user e very uie eant year for the seven girle end sever. ooyE true comprise the seoouc g eoe.. xncnaeniaLiy this -dlase ncr toe Bffillesx enroILuBsrrt in. our school . in Kovemoer we enjoyed preparing er exhibit -of -pur work fpr Dpsn house. At ChrisxinaE time, we helped with the operetta,, Hansel and UasteT ., giver, by the music departments Bn Karon ISt, the second end third grades gave a pie , “Tlie uuoc lowDoy , for enverta xnmeiit at ,'P. 1. A. Back Row: Marcia Kohl Ronda Dexter Greg Douglas Donald Pickrel Jimmy Zoucha Jackie Werahoff Claudia Huston Middle Row: Alan Beck Sandra Church Pauline Boroviak Donnie Mustard David Beck Donn Swedenburg Shirly Garretson Linda Zelazny Front Row: Jeff Bolen Nancy Kennedy Mary Bialas Shell! Beck Dale Wieseman Lee Sauter Wanda May Didier Tim Engel Rex Wallace For the school year of 1958-59, the first grade started with 26 pupils. At Christinas time, Dennis Growcock left. The teacher is Mrs. Baird. Gordon Schott is not in the picture. 'TC.Catie'iepviteti Back Row: Barbara Pehrson Lee Dittmer Bendy Zoucha Carole Church Jerry Beck Middle Row: Sherilyn Beck James Booth John Wruble Alan Pickrell Nancy Randall Denise Van Pelt Mrs. Glasser Front Row: Randy Stromberg Charles Little Jerry Morris Pamela Branting Betty Hansher Wayne Beck Janet Beck Basil Bolen Twenty bright and shining faces, filled with eagerness and antici- pation, enrolled in the kindergarten class. Marsha Kay Smith returned to her home in Kansas after spending several weeks with us, leaving our present enrollment of 19. Portraying 'cookie children' in the Christmas operetta, Hansel and Gretel , and graduation will be remembered by both parents and children. Other highlights of the year include: an Indian unit with color- ful headdresses and wigwamj birthday cake with pink frosting; grocery store; Humpty Dumpty; paper chain flag; fuzzy pussy willows; and the number fishing pond. We have had a very enjoyable year together! SNAPSHOTS w • i If 9 p U r faci io UL 5 ?? ? LdJ y He ? jQod[t j oH p? Mrs. C rcu j y tit SUjpi n s. ScuirJ f(;rXtpo.tr.e fc' tiL- W 5S J O-C ivQ- SZr! -KLa-n i tyutefe 7eacA u S?V AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS ADVERTISING SWEDENBURG GARAGE TRUCK - TRACTOR AUTO REPAIR Clarks, Nebraska CLARKS LUMBER COMPANY BUILDING MATERIAL Phone 75 Clarks, Nebraska THE NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL Life Insurance Company VINCENT DOUGLAS PHONE 16 Clarks, Nebraska RODERICK J. MARTIN M. A. OLIVETTI ICXAtS Complete home furnishers COLUMBUS.NEBRASKA Manufacturers Of Herd’s Feeds Hord £ Son Inc Box 262 Central City, Nebraska VEED SERVICE Phone 127 Central City, Nebraska '66’ TRUCK STOP Phone 643 Central City, Nebraska SALLINGER PRODUCE Super Sweet Feeds Griswoldt Seeds Phone 408J cash Cream, Eggs, Poultry American Hatchery Chickens Top Prices for Wool Central City, Nebraska Art Schlondorf Glenn Colby ART’S GARAGE Power Wrecker Service Day or Night Truck - Tractor - Auto Repairing Night Phone 212 and Ash 85 Day Phone 21 DELUX TOURIST COURT Jaeger’s Standard Service Phone Ash 190 Montgomery Ward Tires and Batteries On Highway 30 KUHN AND STERN GRAIN COMPANY Lawrence Kuhn - Manager Ray Stem - Assistant Manager Phone 5 Clarks, Nebraska Clarks Grain Company Storage Phone 121 BUCK’S GARAGE Clarks, Nebraska Congratulations to the Class of ’59 W. J. FOSBURY Clarks Nebraska BLACK KAT CAFE SERVICE STATION Highway 30 Phone 1688 Central City, Nebraska CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ’59 Hank Kuhlman Herefords Central City, Nebraska H. H. RILEY INSURANCE AGENCY An Independent Insurance Agent Phone 154W Insurance of all kinds Notary Public Farm Loans Our 28th Year of Insurance Service Personal Loans 1530 17th Avenue Central City, Nebr. NEVER CALL YOUR INSURANCE “EXPENSE”, IT IS A LOW COST INVESTMENT JERNBERGS HAMILTON — SPEED QUEEN AND PHILCO WASHERS AND DRYERS ADMIRAL FREEZERS — Refrigerators and Electric Ranges WE SELL THE BEST AND SERVICE ALL THE REST Central City, Nebraska —ERV FINDERS Phone 101 NIELSEN MOTOR IMPLEMENTS Sales and Service 416 G. STREET Phone 95-J CENTRAL CITY, NEBRASKA CENTRAL FARM DEVELOPMENT CO. “Irrigation - Conservation - Fertility” Soil Testing - Engineering Tom H. Moates Joe W. .Whitney Wes W. Rieke Central City, Nebraska Congratulations Class of ’59 BOOTH TRANSFER Local and Long Distance Hauling Phones Res. 37, 34 Clarks We Appreciate Your Business Res. Central 347 Nebraska. FARMERS UNION CO-OPERATIVE Gas - Cream — Produce - Feed Phone Creamery 56 Phone Oil 57 Clarks, Nebraska FAIRACRES DAIRY FARMS, INC. Most Modern Dairy in Nebraska Grand Island, Nebraska D. R. BECK S SON Land Leveling Dam Construction Irrigation Laterals Phone 8014 Harold L. Beck Clarks, Nebraska BANK OF CLARKS Your Business Solicited and Appreciated Insurance Loans Phone 1 Clarks, Nebraska DOWD OIL CO. 24 Hour Service - Cafe Station Phone - 35125 Columbus, Nebraska KELLY BROTHERS Heating and Plumbing Phone 46103 2507 11 Street Columbus, Nebraska COLUMBUS GRAIN CO. INC. Grain Feeds Storage Phone - LO. 43265 Columbus, Nebraska LO. 43266 THE CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK of COLUMBUS 1906 - 1959 FIFTY-THREE YEARS OF DEPENDABLE BANKING Columbus, Nebraska VANEK IMPLEMENT COMPANY International Trucks IHC Parts and Service Phone - 4371 Silver Creek, Nebr. Make Our Store Your Headquarters 403 EAST 4TH ST. □wl Auto Parts Cecil A. Larson, owner NEW USED PARTS WE B RHONE DUpont 2-6710 CKS □ LASS INSTALLED □ RAND ISLAND, NEB. Phone 235 RaecKe £ Phares Lawyers Central City, Nebraska Phone 23-W JUSTICE AND LOCKE Drugs - Dupont Paints - Prescriptions Central City, Nebraska SAMPSON ARMATYS Central City, Nebraska MORROW WATCH and CLOCK REPAIR Ring Sizing and Gold Welding 1706 17th Avenue Central City, Nebraska E. T. ZIKMUND M. D. Central City Nebraska SMITH ELECTRIC Zenith Radios and T.V. Westinghouse Electric Appliances Central City, Nebraska “Ttieloe t “Radio- 7« RCA VICTOR PHONO TV STEREOPHONIC Hi-Fi Service on all makes Central City, Nebraska Phone 71 SOLT FUNERAL HOME Leslie W. Solt - Ronald E. Solt AMBULANCE SERVICE Phone 53-W1 Central City, Nebraska Central City, Nebraska Patronize our Advertisers Central TIJotoes Sales FORD Service 424 G STREET CENTRAL CITY. NEBR. GEREN DRUG The Rexall Store Central City, Nebraska Phone 75 POWELL’S Wallpaper - paints - gifts Phone 62-W Central City, Nebraska 324 G. Street STROBEL’S BLACKSMITH SHOP All Kinds of Repair Work Blacksmithing and Welding Clarks, Nebraska Clarks, Nebraska CLARKS CAFE Where Friends Meet to Eat With Meals to Please You Phone 12PO POLLARD MOTEL Your Home at Our Home - A Clean Motor Inn Station Service and Lunches Phone 70 On Highway 30 Clarks, Nebraska Free Parking Open Daily 9 A. M. Sat. Sun. Included Bowler Supplies Sold MEVES BOWL “Bowling at its Best” Open Bowling - 24 Completely Automatic Lanes Every Sat., Sun. Week days - 9 A. M. - 6:45 P. M. Bismark Road at Cherry St., Grand Island, Nebraska GREENBERGERS Clothing for Men and Boys Grand Island, Nebraska Phone 4271 Tri County Implement Co. John Deere Shop Silver Creek, Nebraska Aattelct tyenctf 0031 Whistle Wolf Street Janitor, bookkeeper, boss, proprietor, accountant, secretary, manager sole owner Margaret Kohl Office Hours: 2-5 Night Classes: 7-12 For expert repair on cars, trucks, or beat up jalopies see ................... Jerrie Dexter Night Service Would you like night time employ- ment? For a well paying job at night and restful sleep during the day, consult................................ Emil Zelasney Is being short your trouble? Get in touch with ........................ Roger Roumpf Have you developed your talents to the best of your abilities? If not see .................................. Ron Neel For expert advice on any make of cars and trucks ask ............... Dwight Strobel Whoever exchanged the duck for my package of garbage the other day on the bus, may keep it. The duck was delicious. Is being too tall your troubles? Woul you like to shrink inches each day? Use Dr. Joan Dush’s unsanforized solution. Guaranteed or your money back. Don’t let your name lose its spunk. See Larry Miller for a new nickname. Can’t you laugh at funny things? Just try Dr. Alice Church’s Giggle Remedy. Guaranteed or money back. Having romantic troubles? If so see Camille Kaminsky. Learn to fix anything............ prize fights, basketball games, etc. Our course offers all the fundamentals and includes a small easy-to-conceal file.' See .......................... George McLean Never change your oil! Why bother? Your car won’ last forever anyway. Carry a supply of marshmallows in the glove compartment and when it explodes, have a party. Karen Kluck WILLIAMS BROS. CO. Men’s Wear, Fabrics, Army Navy Surplus Columbus, Nebraska RENO BAR Columbus, Nebraska K J S K Your Station in the Heart of the Nation - 900 KC Columbus, Nebraska Shop for Women Columbus, Neberaska WEBB LIVESTOCK COMMISION COMPANY Cattle Auctions Every Wednesday Hog and Sheep Auctions Every Tuesday Grand Island _____________________________________________ Nebraska Congratulations to the Class of ’57 BECK’S BAR Beer Wine Liquor Phone 190PO Clarks Nebraska SOUSER INSURANCE COMPANY “Anything Insured Against Everything” Clarks, Nebraska Congratulations from THE CLARKS NEWS Clarks, Nebraska COLBY GROCERY ‘The Storte of Friendly Service” Phone 23 Clarks, Nebraska FRED GILLIARD Barber Shop Lots of conversation - but not much service Wishing the Class of ’59 much sucecess IDEAL VARIETY Clarks, Nebraska DR. SHAW LITTLE Dentist Phones - Office 31, Res. 40 Clarks, Nebraska POLLARD OIL CO. GAS AND OIL GOODYEAR TIRES AND SERVICE Phone 22 Clarks, Nebraska Phone 65 RALPH H. ROSE Custom shelling and hauling Honest and reliable service Clarks, Nebraska Bess and A1 AL’S TAVERN Beer, Lunches, Good Coffee, Ice Cream Clarks, Nebraska Phone 110PO Phone 10 ELAINE’S BEAUTY SHOP “For your Comfort, Convenience and Beauty” Operator - Elaine Lee Clarks, Nebraska Meet Your Friends At COPELAND’S DRUG STORE Sodas Our Specialty Clarks, Nebraska “Just a Good Place to Trade” WILLIAM DOUGLAS CO. Thriftway Store Dealers in General Merchandise Phone 8 Clarks, Nebraska PHONE - 284 The Best in Hair Styling DOT’S BEAUTY SHOP CENTRAL CITY, NEBRASKA LARSON CHEVROLET CO. Guaranteed New and Used Cars Complete Service Phone 43 Central City, Nebraska 16th Ave. Ik Maidenform Bras STYLE SHOPPE Doris Dodson Dresses 313 G. St., Central City, Nebraska Phone 264W REDMAN’S SHOES “Where Fit Comes First” Central City, Nebraska Phone 264J Everything for the Farm, Home and Car GomSCeA AUTHORIZED DEALER the friendly store Central City, Nebraska Congratulations Class of ’59 NORSTE D’S Central City, Nebraska Good Clothing for Men and Boys “Your Business always appreciated” Phone 63-W OVERTURF ELECTRIC MOTORS Your electric motor headquarters SERVICE for all standard makes A NISA member National Industrial Service Association Frank Overturf - Gerald and Edgar Columbus, Nebraska SATISFACTION GUARANTEED or your money back SEARS ROEBUCK and CO. 401 W. 3rd Street Grand Island, Nebraska 537 West Second For Portraits of Quality Phone 2-5141 It’s Of Hastings Hastings, Nebraska “Just a Good Place to Trade” BENDER’S CASH GROCERY Phone 9 Clarks, Nebraska SCOTT STORE NO. 120 Variety and Style Accessories Luncheonette Fountain Specialties 2513 13th Street Columbus, Nebraska DANIEL STUDIO Daniel Neater Columbus, Nebraska Makers of Fine Photographs ELSIE’S Earle Hotel Bldg. Beauty Salone Columbus Lo 4-7177 HAIR STYLING Helen Curtis Cold Waves - BOSSELMAN EATON CAFE Standard Service Station 24 Hour Service Steaks - Chicken - Sea Foods East Highway 30 Sandwiches - Malts Grand Island Nebraska MCOFE JEWELERS Headquarters for fine watchese - diamonds Watches - Elgin, Hamilton, Bulova Wyles, and Eternomatic Diamonds - Orange Blossom Columbia Columbus, Nebraska F. W. WOOLWORTH CO. Shop Woolworth’s First For Everything Columbus, Nebraska Congratulations Graduates The Farmers National BanK Central City, Nebraska HAITH MOTOR COMPANY A.A.A. DODGE and PLYMOUTH 24 Hour Wrecker Service Phone 49 East Central City, Nebraska rftmovn, (ZiecutteiieA Central City, Nebraska Phone 148 CENTRAL GAS “Farmgas Service To Your Home Wherever You Live” Telephone 10 Central City, Nebraska CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1959 Central City Veterinary Clinic Plant Locations Central City, Nebr. San Leandro, Calif. Manassas, Va. Arvada, Colo. Dallas, Texas Newton, Kans. Fairbault, Minn. Phone 22 BRIGHT SPOTS OF THE NATION RANDY'S STEAKS Nationally Known Morris, Ohio Central City, Nebraska Plant Locations Plainfield, 111. Tampa, Fla. Seattle, Wash. Boone, Iowa Mexico, Mo. Plymouth, Ind. Albany, Ore. 1004 16th Street DAVID GLINSMAN g SON POLLED HEREFORDS ASHTON, NEBRASKA David Glinsmann, Manager YOU KNOW WE ARE THE BEST FLORISTS IN MERRICK COUNTY CENTRAL CITY FLORISTS Phone 492W-1 Central City, Nebraska Dr. A. M. Scott, Dentist Central City, Nebraska Phone 84-W ZLOMKE FURNITURE CO. A Complete Line of Home Furnishings And Floor Covering We Have Expert Floor Merchandise At Your Service Phone 63J Free Delivery Central City, Nebraska Large or Small We fix ’em all Cogswell Tire Battery Central City, Nebraska Phone 111 Grosch Irrigation Industries Phone 4652 Silver Creek Silver Creek, Nebraska COX SERVICE ESTATION and NITE DAY CAFE 24 Hour Service Josephine Cox, Mgr. Central City, Nebraska FRONTIER SERVICE and TANK WAGON DELIVERY Phone 108 Centred City, Nebraska We give stamps on all fuel deliveries COMMUNITY SALE Every Thursday 1 P. M. Central City, Nebraska Call 550 Elmer Galusha Son, Auct. Metalized Baby Shoes Phone 36 HENSLEY STUDIO PORTRAITS Commercial Kodak Finishing Picture Framing Central City, Nebraska FRED BOYE CONSTRUCTION CO. We Specialize in Stone Brick Work Phones Stromsburg Fred Boye 5071 Clarks Paul Bender 137 Congratulations Class of ’59 The Lafayette Beauty Shop Phone 51W Central City, Nebraska