Clarks High School - Bomber Yearbook (Clarks, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1966 volume:

CLARKS HIGH SCHOOL Clarks, Nebr. Cindy Swedenburg, Editor BLUE BOMBER YEARBOOK STAFF Editor.......... . . Co-Editor............ Advertising Managers Business Managers Activity Managers Football Editors . Basketball Editors Snapshot Editors Senior Reporters Junior Reporters Faculty Advisor . Cindy Swedenburg . . Judy Ostrander Leonard Zelasney Dave Zegar Paulette Kohl Pat Hansher Darryl Didier Mary Prososki Janet Wemhoff Beverly Fairbalrn Eddie Sweet Margaret Herman Donnie Dush , Pauline Branting Janis Church Connie Cook Arnold Kula . . Mick Shonsey Mike Riggs .... Dean Beck Mike Ferguson . Marilyn Randall Kathleen Kennedy Linda Ferguson . . . . Dick Kohl Alberta Stromberg Dana Little Pat Gonsior , . . Alex Kufeldt Joyce Hannappel . . . Marie Banks DEDICATION JOHN M. JONES We, the SeniorClassof 1966, wish to express our sincere appreciation to Mr. John M. Jones for all the time and consideration he has given us during our last year at Clarks High School. We are especially grateful to him for the help he gave us in the production of our Senior Class Play, and for the patience he has shown toward us during his sponsorship of our Class Trip. We enjoyed having him as a class sponsor and as a friend . Here's wishing him much success and happiness in the future. We, the Senior, also wish to express our appreciation to two previous 4 class sponsors: James Ekerberg and Larry Crosley. FACULTY Mr. Gary Dilges Shop. Biology, Drivers Ed. Mr. Max Aguilar English I, II, III, IV Mrs. Rose Kivett Home Economics Mr. Norman Sodomka Music SENIORS LINDA KAY FERGUSON The dawn has brought us this far, where will the sunset find us? Chorus 1,2,3.4; Girl's Phys Ed. 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 1.2,3; Annual Staff 4; Bomber Staff 4; Majorette 3.4; Pep Club Council Leader 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4. PAULINE BRANTING I'm not afraid of tomorrow, for I've seen yesterday and I love today. Chorus 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 1,2,3.4; Girl's Phys Ed. 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Bomber Staff 4. SENIOR CLASS Class Colors . . . Turquoise and White Class Flower . . . White Carnation Class Motto . . Within Ourselves Lies Our Future BEVERLY JEAN FAIRBAIRN In our hands we hold the future, but only God knows the way. Chorus 1.2,3,4; Class President 1; Class Play 4; Girl's Phys Ed. 1,2,3,4; Bomber Staff 4; Pep Club 1.2,3.4; Annual Staff 4; Librarian 2; Volleyball 1,4; Girls' Glee 3. JANIS MARIE CHURCH Nothing is impossible to a willing heart. Chorus 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Girls' Glee 3, 4; Class Play 3,4; Christmas Play 4; Girl's Phys Ed. 1,2,3,4; Bomber Staff 4; Dramatics 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Club Treasurer 4; Homecoming Attendant 4; Annual Staff 4; Librarian 2. 8 DERILYN DEAN BECK Never build below the stars. Basketball 1,2,3; Football 1,2,4; Honor C Club 4; Chorus 1,2,3; Band 1,2; Class Play 3,4; Christmas Play 4; Annual Staff 4. CONNIE MARIE COOK Today we prepare for our dreams of Tomorrow. Chorus 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Girl's Glee 4; Girl's Phys. Ed. 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Cheerleader Captain 4; Class Play 3,4; Christmas Play 4; Bomber Staff 4; Annual Staff 4. DARRYL WAYNE DIDIER You don't think I will, do you? Class Play 3,4; Chorus 1,2; Band 1; Football 1; Annual Staff 4. DONALD GEORGE.DUSH Today's scholars; Tomorrow's citizens. Chorus 1,2; Football 1,2; Track 2; Honor C C Club 3,4; Student Manager 3; Boy's Phys. Ed. 3,4; Annual Staff 4. PATRICIA ROSE GONSIOR Pleasure is the flower that fades; re- membrance is the lasting perfume. Band 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Girl's Glee 1,2,4; Class Vice-Pres. 2; Class Secr.-Tres. 4; Volleyball 3,4; Class Play 3,4; Christmas Play 4; Annual Staff 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Girl's Phys. Ed. 1,2,3,4; Bomber Editor 4; Librarian 1; Band Captain 4; Dramatics 4; Cheerleader 4. MICHAEL GLEN FERGUSON ’’Work is the word; success is the result. Chorus 1,2,3; Class Play 3,4; Christmas Play 4; Annual Staff 4; Football 1,2,4; Bas- ketball 1,2,3,4; Honor C Club 3,4;BoysPhys. Ed. 3,4. PATTY JEAN HANSHER We have opened the door; the world lies before us. Chorus 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Girl's Phys. Ed. 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Bomber Staff 4; Volleyball 2,3,4. RICHARD ALLEN KOHL It matters not how long you live, but how well. Chorus 1,2,3; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Track 1,2,3,4; Honor C 2,3,4; Boys Phys. Ed. 3,4; Class Play 4; An- nual Staff 4; Christmas Play 4; Honor C Vice- President 4; Home- coming Attendent 4. MARGARET ANN HERMAN Today we prepare for our dreams of to- morrow. Majorette 1,2; Head Majorette 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Class Sec.- Treasurer 1,3; Girls Phys. Ed. 1,2,3,4; Cheer-Volleyball 1; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 1,2, 3,4; Christmas Play 4; Bomber Staff 4; Annual Staff 4. ARNOLD EUGENE KULA Work calls, but I'm not listening. Annual Staff 4; Chorus 1,2; Student Manager 1,2,3; Class Vice-President 1; Class Pres- ident 2; Boys Phys. Ed. 3,4; Honor C 1,2, 3,4. KATHLEEN KAY KENNEDY If you have nothing to say, say nothing. Chorus 1,2,3,4; Girls Phys. Ed. 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Bomber Staff 4; Salutatorian 4; Litzenberg Scholarship 4; Home Extension Alternate 4; C risco Outstanding Student 1; Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow 4; Farm Bureau Award 4. 10 DANA DUNCAN LITTLE All women are evils; but necessary evils. Football 1,2; Track 1,2; Chorus 1.2; Class Vice-Pres. 2; Class Play 3,4; Honor C Club 2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Boys Phys. Ed. 3,4. PAULETTE MARIE KOHL Our knowledge is our peace and God is our strength. Chorus 1,2,3,4; Majorette 3,4; Girl’s Glee 3, 4; Dramatics 4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Girl’s Phys. Ed. 1,2,3,4; Class Play 3,4;Christmas Play 4; Bomber Staff 4; Annual Staff 3,4; Librarian 2; Class Vice-Pres. 4; Pep Club Vice-Pres. 4; Homecoming Queen 4. MICHAEL JAMES RIGGS Death is not the worst calmity of life. It is knowing that our years are limited that makes them so precious. Transferred from Boise, Idaho - 1965. Class Pres. 4; Honor C Club 3.4; Wrestling 1,2.3; Football 1,2,4; Boys Phys. Ed. 2,3,4. MARY ANNE PROSOSKI Consider the past, Look Forward to the future. Chorus 1.2,3,4; Band 1,2; Pep Club 1; Dra- matics 2; Girl's Phys. Ed. 1,2,4; Class Play 3; Bomber Staff 4; An- nual Staff 4. MICHAEL JAMES SHONSEY Women are like socks; you have to change them regularly. Band 1,2; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Track 1,2,3,4; Honor C Club 1,2,3,4; Honor C President 4; Boys Phys. Ed. 3,4; All Conference Football 3,4; All State 4; Home- coming Attendent 4; Class Play 3; Christmas Play 4; Annual Staff 4. MARILYN KAY RANDALL What wisdom can you find that is better than happiness. Band 1,2,3.4; Band Officer 4; Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Girl's Glee 3,4; Dramatics 3,4; Class Play 3.4; Pep Club 1,2,3.4; Pep Club Pres. 4; Counsil Leader 3; Class Vice-Pres. 3; Librarian 2; Girl's Phys. Ed. 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Paper Staff 4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Attendent 4. EDDIE ALFRED SWEET ’’Don't try dying, but die trying Football 1,2,3.4; Basketball 1,2; Track 1; Honor C 2,3,4; HonorC Secretary-Treasurer 4; Boy’s Phys. Ed. 3,4; Homecoming King 4; Class Play 3,4; Annual Staff 3,4; Chorus 1,2; Christmas Play 4. ALBERTA ANN STROMBERG You must not lose faith in humanity. Humanity is an ocean; if a few drops of the ocean are dirty, the ocean does not become dirty’’ Pep Club 1,2,4; Band 1,2; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Dramatics 3.4; Phys. Ed. 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Bomber Asst. Editor 4. DAVID HENRY ZEGAR The way is hard, but the prize is great Chorus 1,2; Track 2,3; Phys. Ed. 3,4; Annual Staff 4. LEONARD MARTIN ZELAZNEY Goof around and we will goof around to- gether; study and you will study alone Chorus 1,2; Football 1,2; Class Play 4; Track 1; Annual Staff 4; Phys. Ed. 3,4. JANET CLARE WEMHOFF Thinking is the hardest work there is, which is the probable reason why so few engage in it Band 1; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Dramatics 2,3,4; Class Play 3; Pep Club Sec. 4; Valdictorian 4. CELINDA LU SWEDENBURG I don't believe in doing things by halves; it may be the other half that counts Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1, 2,3,4; Phys. Ed. 1,2, 3,4; Volleyball 1; Pep Club Counsel Leader 1,3; Cheerleader 2; Librarian 2; Annual Staff Co-editor 3; An- nual Editor 4; Bomber Staff 4; Class Sec.- Tres. 2; Class Pres. 3; Band Officer 4. 12 THE SENIOR CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class of 1966, being of sound mind and memory, do hereby make, publish, and declare this, our last will and testament. We, the Senior Class of 1966, do hereby will to the Senior Class of 1967, our ability to refrain from getting a swollen head , providing they do some reforming by next year. We, the Seniors, do hereby will to the Junior Class of 1967, our reputation for being a wild bunch of kids, providing they don't try to conceal the fact from the rest of the world. We, the Seniors, do hereby will to the Sophomore Class of 1967, the ability of our boys to grow taller than our girls, providing they do it by their Senior year. We, the Seniors, do hereby will to the Freshman Class of 1967, any leftover candy wrappers, book covers, and all other refuse they find in the lockers we Seniors vacate, providing they leave them as messy as they find them. I, Dean Beck, do hereby will my glasses to Phil Sutko, providing the teachers don't slap him and break them. I, Pauline Branting, do hereby will my ability to play volley ball to Sis Morgan, providing she does not play as much as I did. I, Janis Church, do hereby will my ability to take a joke to Sandra Soil, providing her face doesn't crack. I, Connie Cook, do hereby will my ability to drive a car to Joyce Hannappel, providing she doesn't run into any more garage doors than I did. I, Darryl Didier, do hereby will my ability to keep my temper to Mr. Lanik, providing he uses it like he should. I, Don Dush, do hereby will my healthy head of hair to Randy Pollard, providing he doesn't get it cut every week. I, Beverly Fairbairn, do hereby will my ability to get to school early every morning to Joyce Hannappel, providing she has Mr. Lanik as homeroom teacher. I, Linda Ferguson, do hereby will my ability of getting into mischief to Sandra Soli, providing she doesn't getf any worse than I was. I, Mike Ferguson, do hereby will my great basketball ability to Toad Glasgow, providing he finishes out the basketball season and makes All State. I, Patricia Gonsior, do hereby will my ability to be a cheerleader, even with my pigeon toes, to Cheryl Dittmer, providing she gets teased as much as I did. I, Pat Hans her, do hereby will my ability to have my boy friend get mad at her, to Shannon Beck, providing it is over the matter of picking up corn. I, Margaret Herman, do hereby will my Senior portrait to my favorite American Government teacher, providing Janet Strobel doesn't will the same thing. I, Kathleen Kennedy, do hereby will my bravery to any 1967 Senior, providing they don't disguise it as I did while going up a certain Colorado mountain road. I, Paulette Kohl, do hereby will my red undies to Iris Reisener, providing she doesn't show them off any more than I did. I, Dick Kohl, do hereby will my ability to skip school and go to the Horse Races to Jim Glasgow, providing he wins more than I did. I, Arnold Kula, do hereby will my ability to write term papers to Dennis Van Pelt, providing he writes at least eight next year. I, Dana Little, do hereby will my ability to sneak out of study hall to Jim Glasgow, providing he doesn't get caught and expelled as I did. We, Mary Anne Prososki and Janet Wemhoff, do hereby will our locker 1, to any un- lucky Junior, providing he doesn't get crushed by the office practice door like we did. 13 I, Marilyn Randall, do hereby will my ackwardness to Janet Strobel, providing she has as many scars as I do. I, Michael Riggs, do hereby will my favorite parking places to Phil Sutko, providing he uses at least one of them each Saturday night. I, Mick Shonsey, do hereby will my ability to get caught smoking by the coach during football season to Tony Douglas, providing he doesn't get kicked off the team. I, Alberta Stromberg, do hereby will my great height to Mr. Lanik, providing he doesn't break my record of shrinking more than an inch per year. I, Cindy Swedenburg, do hereby will my ability to get on the honor roll to Jim Glasgow, providing he gets on the honor roll at least once during his Senior year. I, Eddie Sweet, do hereby will my ability to call Mr. Jones and get Dick Kohl out of school to get the hogs in, to Jerry Dittmer, providing he doesn't get caught as I did. I, David Zegar, do hereby will my sense of humor to Mr. Lanik, providing he smiles at least once a day. I, Leonard Zelasney, do hereby will my car to Donnie Voichoskie, providing he stops using his sister's. M. Prososki M. Randall BABY PICTURES P. Hansher D. Little P. Kohl J. Wemhoff |l , A. Stromberg P. Branting B. Fairbairn D. Zegar D. Didier M. Shonsey C. Cook t J. Church D. Kohl SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY-1966 It is 20 years after the graduation of the Class of ”66”, They have all settled down and forgotten their high school tricks. Theyfve awaited this day to meet in Clarks, They’re all bright and happy and as gay as larks. A telegram we just have received, Stating a fact you won’t believe. It is about our own Dean Beck, Seems he is still at the Great Lakes swabbing decks. Polly Branting stylist of hair, Now demonstrates her styles at each World Fair. She took after her mother who did quite well. And she certainly has lots of products to sell. There she stands! Miss Business School, Janis Church is her name, the pad and pencil are her tools. Dictation is her speciality. But leading a gay and carefree life is her main ability. This wide eyed girl is Miss Connie Cook, She’s famous for her new Children’s Book. She has to write more than anyone knows. It’s true she’s kept very busy and up on her toes. Here comes Darryl Didler so handsome and tall. His radiant smile keeps the girls embarrassed one and all. But Darryl has decided to remain single all his life, Girls are a nuisance and he has no time for a wife. Donnie Dush is forever increasing his speed, Sharp cars and spinners are his only need. He is now employed in the Pentagon, Where time passes and life goes on. Our gracious Bev. Fairbairn has just strolled in, Looking pert, cute, and very feminine. She now has a degree. On the famed subject of child psychology. Cindy Swedenburg and Linda Ferguson, always the best of pals, Are known all over as Hoochi Koochi gals. They travel by plane from land to land, Teaching other dancers how to tell stories with their hands. Who’s the cool young man with all the chicks ? Why it’s Mike Ferguson, known as ’’Agent Double 0-6”. He has been around the world in his private space coupe, Since the last time he was seen with the high school group. Pat Gonsior, that popular young miss. Was really a swinger in ”66.” She's now married and has 6 kids, They all have red-hair and pretty eye lids. Pat Hansher is now one of Clarks famous models. All spectators she keeps in her spell. She travels .from here to Paris, France, Keeping the young and the old all in a trance. Our own Peggy Herman looks happy and gay, Every since her wedding day. Mrs. Bill Booth is now her name, With happiness ahead as her only aim. Kay Kennedy now a nurse, Has plenty of money to keep in her purse. She’s known all over for her famous new drugs. That help aid doctors In the killing of bugs. Paulette Kohl, who has made hair styling her career. Has opened a shop of her own this year. She has become famous In all the papers you read. Her out-of-space hairdo Is what the women need. Our star discus thrower Dick Kohl has just arrived, Looking sharp, cool and real alive. An Olympic Winner, he has been, For his trophies now total a hundred and ten. Arnold Kula Is shop teacher at the Chapman High School, Teaching the boys how to handle all the tools. Each day he lays down the law, On how to handle the saw. Dana Little despite his name, Has grown very big In his fame. He’s the tops In his craft as we all know. He’s now the producer of his own picture show. This eveningfs newspaper has brought us great news. That Mary Prososki is now taking interviews. The want ads stated that she is the instructor of a dancing school; In the great city of Liverpool. Marilyn Randall, who was President of our game, Is now well known In the Hall of Fame. She still is President and gets all the dates, You see, Marilyn now heads the United States. Here comes a cool character by the name of Mike Riggs, He’s now known for his new dance jiggs. He’s known all from coast to coast. As we all know he’s got something to boast. Mike Shonsey, known as Mick, Has captured himself a very cute chick. He’ll soon be Invited to the parties of fame, You see his girls Dad Is the head of Wayne. Alberta Stromberg who always wanted a man, Now works as a geisha girl in land of Japan. She works and works all the day long, And she is always ready with a bright, happy song. Who’s this cool lad with the real cool beat, Why it’s that trouble-maker Mr. Eddie Sweet. He’s a famous football star of all around, Every university tries to track him down. Janet Wemhoff, known as the brain, Has rated high in her future fame. She’s top engineer of all around, She has Invented a train that runs above ground. Here comes Dave Zegar looking his best. All full of vitality and zest. Who would ever guess he had been on an African tour. And caught a lion with a sabor tooth lure. Leonard Zelazney has just strolled in, Looking ever so masculine. For now he does all the ads. Advertising all the Burma Shave fads. 17 SENIOR CLASS HISTORY A small whistle was heard in the distance, and the little train called the Bomber Special was pulling out of the station with 18 passengers aboard. They were Dale Dohse, Bonnie Tierney, Patricia Bowers, Norma Cahill, Peggy Bolen, Linda Chapin, Darryl Didier, Pauline Brantlng, Patty Hansher, Vicki Spires, Connie Cook, Carol Zabava, Janis Church, Michael Shonsey, Larry Chapin, Gregory Burger, Donna Barnes, and Celinda Swedenburg. Mrs. Muriel Anderson taught us for two years. Mrs. Robert Baird took over as conductor in the first grade. We stopped to pick up Douglas Hudson, Alberta Stromberg, Junior Cuba, and DerilynBeck. Bonnie Tierney, Patricia Bowers, Linda Chapin, Carol Zabava, and Larry Chapin hopped off at different junctions on our way up the ladder of life. In second grade Marilyn Randall and David Zegar joined us, and Gregory Burger left us that year. The third grade brought us Margaret Herman, Leonard Zelasney, and Lynda Van Ostrand. We were sorry to lose Junior Cuba that year. Mrs. Muriel Anderson again taught us. Miss Lois Randall came into superiority in our fourth year. Dwayne Rice, Richard Kohl, Mary Ann Prososki, Eddie Sweet, Dana Little, and Paulette Kohl hopped on the Bomber Special to join us. Vicki Spires left us that same year. Chugging down the tracks in our fifth year, we gained Janet Wemhoff, Emilie Fergin, and Kathleen Kennedy, and lost Douglas Hudson. Miss Marie Zoucha taught. During the sixth grade, Mrs. Robert Strickland was our engineer. We were sorry to lose Leonard Zelasney that year. Mrs. Iva Stott brought us along our way in the seventh grade. We gained Mike Ferguson and Donnie Dush. Lynda Van Ostrand left us at the Polk junction. The Bomber Special was still going strong in our eighth year with Mrs. Caroline Craig serving as engineer. Arnold Kula, Chellah Weber, and Linda Ferguson became new passengers. Norma Cahill and Dwayne Rice stopped for greener pastures. High school years had finally begun for us in 1962. Beverly Fairbairn and Leonard Zelasney joined us; while at the same time we lost Peggy Bolen, who went to Omaha. Turquoise and white became our class colors; our flower, the white carnation; and our motto, Within Ourselves Lies Our Future. Beverly Fairbairn was President; Arnold Kula, Vice-President; and Margaret Herman, Secretary-Treasurer. We were happy to have Mr. Larry Crosley as sponsor for two years. The tenth grade saw the Bomber Special slowing down a bit to pick up LeAnn Meinecke, who came from Central City. We lost Chellah Weber that same year. Arnold Kula was President; Dana Little, Vice-President; and Celinda Swedenburg, Secretary-Treasurer. Our little train was really a bevy of excitement in our junior year. Emilie Fergin left us that year to find greener pastures, and Pat Gonsior hopped on at the Osceola junction to join our merry little group. We received our class rings from Jostens that year. We presented Boarding House Reach as our class play, which was very successful. Rendezvous of the Stars was our theme for our prom honoring the Seniors. It was a beautiful evening to be remembered always. Mr. James Eckerberg was our sponsor. Cindy Swedenburg was President; Marilyn Randall, Vice-President, and Margaret Herman, Secretary-Treasurer. Now there are 27 students ready to depart from the Bomber Special for the very last time. Mr. John Jones and Mrs. Marie Banks have conducted us in this year. We gained Mike Riggs from Idaho, but lost Donna Barnes, Dale Dohse, and LeAnn Meinecke. Mike Riggs was President; Paulette Kohl, Vice-President; and Pat Gonsior, Secretary-Treasurer. We had our Senior Class pictures taken at Lumbard-Leehinshy's in Grand Island. At Christmas we presented A Christmas for a Duchess. We ordered our announcements from Herf Jones. Finders Creepers was the name of our class play. On April 28, the Seniors left by Greyhound on a weekend tour of Colorado Springs for Sneak Day. On May 18, diplomas were handed out to the passengers of the Bomber Special , who left It for the very last time. TOOT I TOOT! 18 UNDERGRADS f:t Jim Glasgow Joyce Bialas Joyce Hannappel Betty Herman Irene Brunken Tony Douglas Alex Kufeldt Dennis McLean A Judy Ostrander Matt Shonsey JUNIOR CLASS Class Colors.Gold and White Class Flower Peony Sandy SoU Phil Sutko Jay Wemhoff Don Voichoskie Jack Sweet Dennis Van Pelt Class Motto ........................... The Quitter Never Wins and The Winner Never Quits Tom Bittinger Darcey Butts Doug Bolen Jerry Dittmer Rosetta Branting Bob Douglas Marrianne Brunken 1 11 Chuck Fleeman Kathy Hays Ron Herman Charles Kennedy Kathy Kingma j Tom Kohl SOPHOMORE CLASS Class Colors . . . Green and White Class Flower . . . White Carnation Class Motto . . . What you will Be You Are Now Becoming David Morris Janet Strobel Allan Urkoski Diane Van Pelt Pat Wemhoff Judy Wieseman Albin Ziemba Doris Zlomke Susan Banks Gwen Cheryl Branting Dittmer Nancy Kenny Doug Douglas Fleeman Glasgow FRESHMAN CLASS Rick Herman Mike Husmann Arlvce Kohl Pat Kufeldt Class Colors . .............Blue and White Class Flower ............ White Carnation Class Motto ............ Today We Follow, Tomorrow We Lead Lucille Prososki i Iris Reisener Julie Rieken Ted Stern Diane Douglas Charlene Harris Randy Pollard EIGHTH GRADE Back Row: Mr. David O'Dell, Jim Starostka, Jeff Bolen, Alan Beck, Donn Swedenburg, Don Mustard, Donald Pickrel, Gordon Schott, Jim Zoucha, Greg Douglas, Dale Wieseman, Leland Zlomke, Lee Sauter, Tim Engel. Front Row; Chris Szatko, Shelli Beck, Wanda Didier, Sandra Church, Marcia Kohl, Ronda Dexter, Claudia Huston, Linda Zelazny, Pauline Boroviak, Nancy Kennedy, Jewel Miller. SEVENTH GRADE Back Row: Lee Dittmer, Charles Little, Rick Husmann, Bendy Zoucha. M r. Osborne Ruben, Steve Wendt, James Harris, John Wruble, James Vincent. Middle Row; Sherilyn Beck, Betty Hansher. Vicki Ferguson, Nancy Randall, Carole Church, Denise VanPelt, Pamela Branting, Vicki Kula, Janet Beck, Diane Szatko. Front Row; Sam Earl, Wayne Beck, Alan Pickrel, Joey Carlson, Jerry Morris, Basil Bolen, Clifford Jarecke. Absent-Douglas Schultz. SIXTH GRADE Back Row: Bobby Church, Steve Rieken. Jerry Pollard, Randy Dexter, Miss Shirley Test. Dave Schultz, Rodney Didier, Dennis Jarecke, John Wilson. Middle Row: Paul Douglas, Jim Bolen, Mary Shonsey, Claire Harris, Sharon Beck. Susan Anderson. Janet Miller, Christine Dittmer. Gary Stromberg, Robert Ksiazek. Front Row: Linda Earl, Geraldine Bialas, Mary Bittinger, Karen McNeal. FIFTH GRADE Back row: Janet Kennedy, Jeanice Fleeman, Diane Herman, Debbie Szatko, Dixie Van Pelt, Linda McNeal, and Waunetta Branting. Front row . Henry Anderson, Greg Johnson, Cynthia Husmann, Sandy Beck, Stephanie Zoucha, Shelly Jacobi, Karen Pickrel, Debra Douglas, Gary Starostka, Rodney Mace. Teacher: Marie Zoucha. FOURTH GRADE Back row: Kathy Beck, Barbara Huston, Linda Kohlhof, Doe Dee Dittmer, Cindy Grause, Anita Beck, Middle row: Kathy Miller, Denise Shonsey, Mary Sue Wendt, Patty Kula, Jeanne Pickrel, Karen Colby. Front row: Ralph Earl, Rusty Kuhn, Richard Jarceke, Jeff Wurtz, Duane Miller, Jeff Kohl. Teacher: Barbara Morgan. Absent: Connie Morris. THIRD GRADE Back row: Scott Jones, Karen Brunken, Barbara Mace, Jacqualine Husmann, Peggy Peterson, Burr Glasgow, Jimmy Carlson, BillKennedy, Tom Beck, Front row: Mike Douglas, JoAnn Danklesen, Susan Miller, Diana Church, Nancy Starostka, Cloria Beck, Regina Adkisson, Tim Lamb. Teacher: Evelyn Zlomke. Absent: Laurie Zoucha. SECOND GRADE Front Groups: Michael Schlond- orl, Craig Swedenburg, Paul Jarecke, Timothy Bittinger, Michael Herman, Casey Earl. Middle Groups: Cynthia Hays, Jane Hansher, Roberta Harris, Ronald Kula, Thomas Burgess, Ronald Jones, Tony Peterson, Mike Beck, Julie Wurtz, Gwen Johnson, Cecelia Beck, Sylvia McNeal, William Kohlhof, Ricky Ferguson, Douglas Colby, Peggy Vincent, LeAnne McLean, Robin Dexter, Rebecca Huebner, Barbara Beck. Back Groups: James Wilson, David Huston, Kenneth Adkisson, Christi Husmann, Ann Kuhn, Anne Shonsey. Teacher: Mrs. Mildred Moore. FIRST GRADE Front Row: Donna Beck, Debbie Branting, Jody Peterson, Susette Grause, Sandra Mace, Alice Huebner, Mary Jo Kuhn, Karen Mace, Vicki Reisener, Ruby Earl. Back Row: Cynthia Starostka, Cameron Kohl, Reggie Kuhn, Ricky Watke, Steven Adkisson, Mark Aguilar, Scott Pickrel, Bradley Kohl, Daryl Van Pelt, Rex Lamb, Tad Dittmer, Rick Boroviak, Donald Kula, Debra Booth, Debra Janulewicx. Teacher: Mrs. Arlene Baird. KINDERGARTEN Front Tables: Kevin Miller, Sharon Brunken, Dawn Van Pelt, Luann Geier, Linda Fleeman, Tom Pickrel, Kurt Kuhn, Marjorie Earl, Back Tables: Timothy Beck, Kristine Boroviak, Lou Anne Miller, Mark McNeal, Rex Kuhn, Chris Huston, Marilyn Zoucha, Gae Johnson, Jim Danklesen, JanetWurtz. Teacher: Mrs. Rose Kivett. JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL Back row: Mr. O’Dell, Jim Zoucha, Don Mustard, Gordon Schott, Donald Pickrel, Greg Douglas, Middle row: Jeff Bolen, Alan Beck, Dale Wieseman, Donn Swedenburg, Rick Husmann, Steve Wendt, Jim Harris, Leland Zlomke, Front row: Tim Engels, Jim Starostka, Lee Dittmer, Jerry Morris, Jim Vincent, Alan Pickrel, Lee Sauter, Basil Bolen, Wayne Beck. Scoreboard Clarks 42 . . Strom sburg 52 Clarks 35 . . Genoa 19 Clarks 56 . . Palmer 38 Clarks 35 . . Silver Creek 29 Clarks 24 . . Polk 32 Clarks 25 . . Strom sburg 42 Clarks 35 . . Osceola 28 Clarks 36 . . Genoa 24 Clarks 39 . . Palmer 18 Clarks 34 . . Genoa 45 Clarks 27 . . Polk 19 JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS 26 L. to R.: Linda Zelazny, Shelli Beck, Chris Szatko, Ronda Dexter. ACTIVITIES CLASS OFFICERS Sponsors - Mr. Jones Mrs. Banks P resident - Mike Riggs Vice-President - Paulette Kohl Secretary Treasurer - Pat Gonsior Sponsors - Mr. Lanik Mr. Aguilar President-Shannon Beck Vice-President - Matt Shonsey Secretary-Reda Cook Treasurer - Phil Sutko Sponsors - Mr. Dilges Mr. Conley President - Doug Bolen Vice-President-Chuck Fleeman Secretary-Ron Herman Treasurer - Allan Urkoski Sponsors - Mrs. Kivett Mr. Sodomka President - Mark Sutko Vice-President-Ric Herman Secretary Secretary - Randy Pollard 28 NEWSPAPER STAFF Back Row: Bev Fairbairn, Cindy Swedenburg, Mary Prososki, Linda Ferguson, Pat Hansher, Marilyn Randall, Pauline B ranting, Mrs. Marie Banks-Advisor. Front Row: Margaret Herman, Paulette Kohl, Alberta Stromberg, Pat Gonsior- Editor, Janis Church, Connie Cook, Kathleen Kennedy. DRAMATICS Back Row: Alberta Stromberg, Paulette Kohl, Marilyn Randall, Cindy Swedenburg, Janet Wemhoff, Pat Gonsior, Noma Morgan, Mr. Max Aguilar Front Row: Janis Church, Lucille Prososki, Janet Strobel, Susan Banks, Patty Kufeldt, Iris Riesner. SENIOR BAND Clarinet: Tony Douglas, Nancy Douglas, Judy Ostrander, Basil Bolen, Vicki Ferguson, Sandy Church. Trombone: Betty Herman, Leland Zlomke, Rodney Didier, Steve Wendt. Bass: Jim Glasgow, Darcey Butts. Trumpet: Cindy Sweden- burg, Nona Morgan, Jim Boroviak, Absent, John Wilson, Gary Stromberg, Robert Ksiazek, Paul Douglas. French Horn: Doris Zlomke, Clare Harris. Flute: Renea Dexter, Sue Banks, Connie Cook. Saxophone: Reda Cook, Rhonda Dexter, Wanda Didier, J i m Bolen. Alto Clarinet: Marilyn Randall. Bass Clarinet: Janis C hurch. Baritone: Jerry Pollard. Baritone Sax: Randy Dexter. Percussion: Janet Strobel, Pat Gonsior, Diane Douglas, Jim Harris, Nancy Randall, Charlene Harris. Director: Mr. Sodomka. BEGINNING BAND Trombone: Mary Shonsey. Trumpet: Jerry Morris, Rodney Mace. French Horn: James Vincent. Saxophone: Chris Dittmer. Clarinet: Charles Little, David Schultz, Shelli Jacobi, Janet Miller, Doe Dee Dittmer, Linda McNeal. Flute: Mary Bittinger. MAJORETTES Janet Strobel Linda Ferguson Peggy Herman Paulette Kohl Diane Van Pelt MIXED CHORUS Fifth Row: Lonnie Urkoski, Tom Kohl, Mike Husmann, Rick Herman. Mark Sutko, Bobby Voichoski. Fourth Row: Doug Bolen, Darcey Butts, Tom Bitunger, Tony Douglas, Jim Glasgow, Allen Urkoski, Randy Pollard, Ted Sterns, Albin Ziemba, Charles Kennedy, Kenny Fleemen. Third Row: Paulette K )hl, Patty Kufeldt, Susan Banks, Gwen Branting, Julie Reicken, Carol Kula, Marilyn Randall, Janet Wemhoff, Renae Dexter, Janis Church, Kathy Kingma, Cheryl Dittmer, Nancy Douglas, Diane Douglas, Kathy Hays, Linda Ferguson. Second Row: Janet Strobel, Lucille Prososki, Diane VanPelt, Pat Hansher, Rosetta Branting, Pauline Branting, Margaret Herman, Joyce Bialas, Mary Prososki, Judy Wieseman, Nona Morgan, Alberta Stromberg, Arylce Kohl. First Row: Director-Mr. Norman Sodomka, Evelyn Urkoski, Kathleen Kennedy, Bev Fairbaim, Connie Cook, Sandy Soil, Joyce Hannappel, Betty Herman, Shannon Beck, Cindy Swedenburg, Judy Ostrander, Charlene Harris, Iris Riesner, Pat Gonsior, Accompianist - Doris Zlomke. GIRLS GLEE Third Row: Director-Mr. Norman Sodomka, Arylce Kohl, Judy Wieseman, Gwen Branting, Charlene Harris, Cheryl Dittmer, Evelyn Urkoski, Julie Rieken, Joyce Bialas, Sandv Soil, Diane Douglas. Second Row: Betty Herman, Marilyn Randall, Janis Church, Paulette Kohl, Connie Cook, Renae Dexter, Pat Gonsior, Rosetta Branting, Kathy Hays, Kathy Kingma, Shannon Beck. First Row: Alberta Stromberg, Iris Riesner, Patty Kufeldt, Judy Ostrander, Joyce Hannap- pel, Nancy Douglas, Carol Kula, Sue Banks, Lucille Prososki, Diane VanPelt, Janet Strobel, Nona Morgan, Accompianist - Doris Zlomke. PEP CLUB Front Row: Janet Wemhoff, Janis Church, Patty Hansher, Bev. Fairbaim, Pat Gonsior, Connie Cook, SPONSOR - Mrs. Rose Kivett. Second Row: Marilyn Randall, Paulette Kohl, Pauline Branting, Alberta Stromberg, Renae Dexter, Margaret Herman, SPONSOR-Mr. Max Aguilar. Third Row: Cindy Swedenburg, Linda Ferguson. Fourth Row: Shannon Beck, Joyce Hanappel. FifthRow: Sandra Soil, Judy Ostrander. Sixth Row: Betty Herman, Reda Cook. Seventh Row: Judy Wieseman, Kathy Kingma. Eighth Row: Kathy Hays, Rosetta Branting, Doris Zlomke, Cheryl Dittmer, Evelyn Urkoski, Pat Kufeldt, Iris Riesner, Janet Strobel, Nona Morgan. Back Row: Charlene Harris, Nancy Douglas, Sue Banks, Gwen Branting, Lucille Prososki, Julie Rieken, Arylce Kohl, Diane Douglas, Diane Van Pelt. OFFICERS PRESIDENT - Marilyn Randall VICE-PRESIDENT - Paulette Kohl SECRETARY - Janet Wemhoff TREASURER - Janis Church COUNSEL LEADERS SENIOR - Joyce Hannappel JUNIOR - Doris Zlomke SOPHOMORE - Linda Ferguson FRESHMAN - Alberta Stromberg 32 Connie Cook, Captain Diane Douglas Pat Gonsior Nona Morgan, Captain VARSITY CHEERLEADERS RESERVE CHEERLEADERS Renae Dexter Janet Strobel Diane Van Pelt Peggy Herman VOLLEYBALL Back Row: Renae Dexter, Cheryl Dittmer, Diane Douglas, Marilyn Randall, Middle Row: Janet Strobel, Nona Morgan, Pauline Branting, Paulette Kohl, Rosetta Branting. Front Row: Mr. John Jones, Diane VanPelt, Patty Hansher, Bev. Fairbaim, Judy Ostrander. Football Scoreboard Clarks 7 Silver Creek 0 Clarks 46 Cedar Rapids 13 Clarks 0 Osceola 0 Clarks 19 Polk 0 Clarks 49 Geona 0 Clarks 7 Stromsburg 6 Clarks 0 Palmer 7 Clarks 13 Henderson 13 Clarks 19 St. Edward 0 First Row: Chuck Fleeman, Ric Herman, Mike Husmann, Mark Sutko, Coach Lanik; Second Row: Doug Bolen, Bob Douglas, Phil Kufeldt, David Morris, Tom Bittinger, Jerry Dittmer, Albin Ziemba, Ron Herman; ThirdRow: LeoZiemba, Alex Kufeldt, Jack Sweet, Phil Sutko, Matt Shonsey, Dennis Van Pelt, Jim Glasgow, Jim Clark; Fourth Row: Mike Ferguson, Dick Kohl, Ed Sweet, Mike Riggs, Dean Beck, Mick Shonsey, Tony Douglas FOOTBALL DEFENSE OFFENSE Jim Clark End Mike Riggs Guard Phil Sutko Hall Back Ed Sweet Guard Dennis Van Pelt Hall Back Bob Douglas End Mick Shonsey Middle Guard End Alex Kuleldt Center Jim Glasgow Tackle Matt Shonsey Quarterback Dick Kohl Tackle VARSITY First Row: Jim Clark, Mike Ferguson, Mike Husmann, Tony Douglas, Ron Herman; Second Row: Dennis McLean, Jim Glasgow, Bob Douglas, Matt Shonsey, Dennis Van Pelt, Alex Kufeldt, Coach Lanik; Third Row: Doug Bolen, Mark Sutko Scoreboard Clarks 43 . , Rising City 62 Clarks 55 . Hampton 49 Clarks 42 . Hordville 56 Clarks 54 . 0 . Newman Grove 57 Clarks 50 . Osceola 53 Clarks 66 . Palmer 46 Clarks 56 . Silver Creek 57 Clarks 72 . , Polk 70 Clarks 64 . Genoa 58 Clarks 60 . - f Cedar Rapids 67 Clarks 47 . Stromburg 67 Clarks 83 . St. Edward 49 Clarks 69 . Shelby 48 Goldenrod Tournament Clarks 68 . , Polk 65 Clarks 56 . Stromsburg 60 Clarks 48 . , , Silver Creek 45 District Tournament Clarks 46 . m Silver Creek 50 BASKETBALL RESERVE F'irst Row: Jerry Dittmer, Darcey Butts, Ric Herman, Chuck Fleeman, Randy Pollard, Ted Sterns; Second Row: Doug Bolen, Mark Sutko. Mike Husmann, Ron Herman Scoreboard Clarks 33 . , . Rising City 38 Clarks 27 . . . Hampton 30 Clarks 27 . . , Hordville 35 Clarks 25 . . . Newman Grove 40 Clarks 39 . . . Osceola 46 Clarks 25 . . . Palmer 35 Clarks 31 . . . Silver Creek 34 Clarks 34 . . . Polk 42 Clarks 51 . . . Genoa 36 Clarks 28 . . . Cedar Rapids 34 Clarks 30 . . . Stromsburg 57 Clarks 41 . . . St. Edward 33 Clarks 35 . . . Shelby 24 38 HONOR C CLUB First Row: Mike Riggs, Ed Sweet, Dana Little, Dick Kohl, Dean Beck, David Zegar, Don Dush, Mike Ferguson; Second Row: Coach Lanik, Dennis McLean, AlexKufeldt, Phil Sutko, Jack Sweet, Dennis Van Pelt, Mike Shonsey; Third Row: Allen Urkoski, Jim Clark, Matt Shonsey, Jim Glasgow, Tony Douglas, Leo Ziemba; Fourth Row: Bob Douglas, Ron Herman, Mark Sutko, Randy Pollard, Doug Bolen HONOR C OFFICERS PRESIDENT . . . Mick Shonsey VICE-PRESIDENT . . . Dick Kohl SECRETARY ............. TREASURER .... Ed Sweet 39 HOMECOMING 1966 FIRST ATTENDANTS-MARILYN RANDALL MICK SHONSEY SPORTS JUNIOR CLASS PLAY 47 CLARKS HIGH 50 GENE NEATER STUDIO CLARKS’ SWEET SHOP 2818 - 13th St. Columbus School Supplies Commercial Photography In Black White or Color Fountain Service Open 9:30 to 5:30 Mon. thru Sat. 9:30 to 9:00 Thurs. Dial Columbus 564-5203 Proprietor Joe Sneider BECHER, HOCKENBERGER CHAMBER COMPANY TEMPO 2522 - 13th Street Columbus, Nebraska Farm and City Real Estate Sales and Listing DEPARTMENT STORES Loans Insurance Investments U.S. 30 All Property Service Established 1870 Columbus, Nebraska 52 JIM'S e. W. FOODS CONGRATULATIONS to the Central City, Nebraska Class of 1966 The Home of Shurfine Foods Del Monte Foods THE FARMER'S NATIONAL BANK Fine Produce Swift's Proten Meats Central City, Nebraska JUSTICE LOCKE COMPANY SMITH'S DAIRY QUEEN Prescriptions Phone No. 946-2970 Phone No. 946-2501 Central City, Nebraska Central City, Nebraska 53 GLASGOW INSURANCE AGENCY FARMER'S UNION CO-OP STORE Insurance Real Estate Farm Loans Phone 548-2411 Phone 548-2214 Clarks, Nebraska Clarks, Nebraska CLARKS TELEPHONE COMPANY RALPH ROSE STANDARD STATION Prompt, Efficient Service Keep In Touch By Telephone Motel Service Station Phone 548-2469 Manager - Vinson Bittinger Clarks, Nebraska Phone 548-2511 Clarks, Nebraska 54 HELD'S CASH HARDWARE STROBEL 217 G Street BLACKSMITH SHOP Central City, Nebraska Phone 946-2691 Phone 548-2590 Hardware - Appliances - Paint All Kinds Of Repair Work Sporting Goods - Plumbing Clarks, Nebraska DREWS TIRE SERVICE, INC. COLUMBUS SALES PAVILION, INC. LO 4-3213 Thinking of tires, think of Drews Recapping - Repairing - New Tires Cattle Slaughtering Thursday - 8:00 a.m. South End Of Viaduct Highway 30 Stocker Feeder Cattle Columbus, Nebraska Saturday - 8:30 a.m. Hog Sale Friday - 9:30 a.m. Columbus, Nebraska 55 SMITH ELECTRIC Zenith Color Television Sales Service Westinghouse Appliances Phone 946-2051 Central City, Nebr. BOLING LOCKER SERVICE Complete Meat Processing Butchering Monday Friday each week You'll like our service—Fast, efficient Selling beef by the Quarter-Half-Whole Poultry Processing Cure Smoke The Year Around Lard Rendering Lockers For Rent Phone 946-2551 Central City, Nebraska NEIL F. OSBORN Plumbing—Heating—Sheet Metal Lennox Heating and Air Conditioning Kohler Plumbing Fixtures Phone 946-2791 Central City, Nebr. THE REXALL STORE GEREN DRUG FRANKLIN Vaccines and Supplies for Livestock exalt Russel Stover Candies Phone: 946-2772 Central City, Nebraska FLEMING-McKOWN FUNERAL HOME BLUE BIRD Ambulance Service Jim Joe McKown Shop For Women Junior Dresses Silver Creek, Nebraska Sportswear Columbus Nebraska FIRST NATIONAL BANK TRUST CO. THE IRENE SHOP Your full-service Bank Specialists in Member of the F.D.I.C. Ladies' Smart Apparel Columbus, Nebraska Columbus, Nebraska 57 KUHN STERN GRAIN CO. Best Wishes To Class Of '65' Grain Feeds Gooch's Best Feed ELSTERMEIER FLORAL SHOP Anydrous Oats Corn Steel Gates Tanks Grain Bins Water Tanks Hog Waterers Hog Feeders Kathy Tom Butters Think Of Us For Corsages Arrangements On All Special Occasions Call 548-2413 Phone: 382-4160 Clarks, Nebraska Grand Island, Nebraska AL’S TAVERN Wm. DOUGLAS CO. Lunches Soft Drinks Groceries - Meats - Dry Goods Ice Cream Locker Service Phone 548-9255 Only The Best Bess Al Clarks Nebraska Clarks, Nebraska 58 GRAND ISLAND LIVESTOCK AUCTION, INC. KING'S FINE FOODS Grand Island, Nebraska 68801 Phone: 382-8285 Cattle Auctions Every Wednesday Hog and Sheep Auctions Every Tuesday 609 South Locust Allen E. Bachman, President Wilbur J. Bachman, Vice-President Grand Island Robert W. (Bob) Bachman, Treasurer for Robert L. Lester, Secretary The World's Best Hamburgers Farmer’s Co-op Association Purina and Super sweet Feeds Feeding Ingredients Dry, Liquid, and Gas Fertilizer Buy and Sell Grain Fertilizer Rental Equipment Phone 548-2212 59 Clarks, Nebraska WRIGHT'S JEWELRY ZLOMKE FURNITURE A Growing Business In A Growing City. Complete Lines of Our Customers Mean More Than Money. We Want You As A Customer. 406 West Third Street Grand Island, Nebraska Home Furnishings And Floor Coverings Phone 382-7170 Phone 946-2262 Fast Reliable Watch, Clock, and Jewelry Repair Service Central City, Nebraska To Buy Or Sell Real Estate Always See The Old Established Firm HI-WAY GROCERY THE ARNOLD BLACK AGENCY Fullerton, Nebraska Open Sundays Groceries-Meats Phone 946-2822 Central City, Nebraska 60 Your NAPA jobber is a good man to know wholesale automotive and tractor parts SWEDENBURG GARAGE Phone 548-2369 CENTRAL CITY AUTO PARTS CO. Phone 946-2102 Central City, Nebraska Clarks, Nebraska BENDER’S GROCERY POLLARD OIL CO. Phone 548-2277 Phone 548-2466 Clarks, Nebraska Clarks, Nebraska 61 DALE'S ELECTRONICS, INC. HOLYS MUSIC CO. rv YOU ARE WANTED... Music, Machines, Games When you have skill, knowledge and experience to offer industry in the field of New Used Records Engineering Science Business 2415 11th Street Salesmanship Columbus, Nebraska Columbus, Nebraska SOUTHERN NEBRASKA NIEMANO'S RURAL PUBLIC Where Dining Is A Pleasure POWER DISTRICT PIZZA-STEAKS-SPAGHETTI CHICKEN-SHRIMP-CHOP SUEY Power Service to Open 4 P.M. Daily 1603 W. 2nd 384-2760 every farm AND THE BALI HAI Phone: DU 4-2350 Featuring Fabulous Pancakes Exotic Sandwiches - Pizza 1306 W. 3rd St. In Lincoln Dine At Grand Island, Nebraska Niemano's 620 No. 48th 6a The dream home for your family begins with FLAMELESS ELECTRIC HEAT , Do dream homes actually come true? Yours will with the help of your CONSUMERS PUBLIC POWER DISTRICT More Power to You! Thomsen Auto Supply Ask your local garage or Service Station to use Autolite Batteries Champion Spark Plugs Fram Oil Filters Wix Oil Filters Dayton Fan Belts Columbus Shock Absorbers and all other parts for your car. Grand Island, Nebraska Clarks Grain Company Commercial Grain Storage Custom Drying Ira D. Reisner - MGR. Phone 548-2478 Phone 548-2213 Congratulations Class of 1966 Bank Of Clarks Deposits Insured By The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Complete Banking Service Telephone 548-2400 64 Clarks, Nebraska LAND LEVELING CLARKS LUMBER CO. BUILDING MATERIAL Jobs Large or Small We do 'em all. Fence, Paint, Glass and Builders' Hardware HAROLD L. BECK SONS Clarks, Nebraska Clarks, Nebraska Phone 548-2275 Phone 548-2380 FARMER'S UNION CO-OP OIL CO. ART'S GARAGE For Your Car's Every Art Schlondorf Glenn Colby Need Heavy Duty Wrecker Service Phone 548-2321 Day or Night Clarks Phone 548-2300 Nebraska Clarks, Nebraska 65 DOT'S BEAUTY SHOPPE LaFAYETTE BEAUTY SHOP We specialize in razor haircutting also The latest in body waves Jewelry For Sale We Do The Latest In Hairstyling And All Beauty Service. We Carry A Line Of Gift Merchandise. Phone 946-2731 Phone 946-2871 Central City, Nebraska Central City, Nebraska S. A. FOSTER LUMBER CO. BETTE JANE SHOPPE Building Material Tots To Teenage Carter Frocks Ready-Mix Concrete Debby Dare Phone 946-2272 Phone 946-2202 Central City Nebraska 66 Central City Nebraska FIRESTONE GOODRICH GOODYEAR O.K. TIRE STORE, INC. Central City, Nebraska PATRONS MCGUINN'S GARAGE Clarks, Nebraska STYLE SHOPPE Central City, Nebraska GAMBLES Central City, Nebraska CENTRAL FARM DEVELOPMENT COMPANY Central City, Nebraska BILLESBACH JEWELRY Central City, Nebraska NORDSTEDT CLOTHING Central City, Nebraska DR. E. T. ZIKMUND, M.D. Central City, Nebraska FORBIS PAINT CABINET SHOP Central City, Nebraska OK SHOE CARE SERVICE Central City, Nebraska MODE O’DAY FROCK SHOP Grand Island, Nebraska GREENBERGERS Grand Island, Nebraska KATE'S ROOT BEER Central City, Nebraska DR. GENE L. OSBORN Central City, Nebraska CRAWFORD MOTEL Central City, Nebraska HESTED STORE, INC. Central City, Nebraska BOB'S AUTO PARTS Clarks, Nebraska MC OFER JEWELRY Columbus, Nebraska COLUMBUS MOTORS Columbus, Nebraska WILLIAMS BRO. CLOTHING CO. Columbus, Nebraska CLARKS BARBER SHOP Clarks, Nebraska CLARKS CAFE Clarks, Nebraska LINCOLN MANOR Central City, Nebraska HENSLEY STUDIO Central City, Nebraska HAITH MOTOR CO. Central City, Nebraska BEATRICE VISION CLINIC Central City, Nebraska BRYCE OIL Central City, Nebraska BLACK CAT CAFE Central City, Nebraska COMMUNITY FEED AND SEED STORE Fullerton, Nebraska POWELL'S Central City, Nebraska CEDERS HOME IMPROVEMENT Central City, Nebraska AUSTIN COMPANY Columbus, Nebraska Ultoqtcptwa Bo e«l by WALSWOKTO M« «Uw Me U S A. 67