Dakota Christian High School - Cadet Yearbook (New Holland, SD)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1958 volume:

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He has fulfilled this task in a manner which makes him appreciated by all. 2 Pi! 'Q ' 2,6 .6 0 V' ,. : A T. .ff Cha rle s Hiemstra, Algebra I Algebra II General Math. German General Science Principal- Mr. John H. Sietserna Biology U. S. History Geography U.S. Government Bible General Science Coach Mr. Robert A. Achterhof English 1 English II English III English IV Music Choir Miss Frances Bleeker Bookkeeping Typing I Typing II Typing III Newspaper Custodians Mother and daughter: Mrs. John H. Van Zee Mrs. Lloyd Munneke 5 Board of Direcfors Left to right: Elmer Schipper, Vice Presidentg Oscar Vander Presidentg Andrew I-luizenga, Jake H. De Lange, Treasurerg Dykstra, Arie Van Dusseldorp, Secretaryg Tony Vanden Hoek, bert Zomer, Art Vander Ley. Standing, left to right: Leroy Feenstra, Leonard Vanden Hoek, Lowell Den Besten, Vicarg Glen Den Beaten. Seated: Mr. Hiemstra, Advisorg Jo- an I-Iubers, Darlene Vander Heiden, Presidentg Judy Vander Pol, Secretary-Treasurerg Glenda Sprick. 6 Zee, Ane Eg- ODEO mu l 1 Q ?K l m Z i an sw ga an Q Q lr I s lfl ll . 'wg 'ffii fik - 7 ii ii 'W F! El all Q9 E W if V -+ 3 i Erwin Bultje Why worry? Tomorrow today will be ye sterday. Basketball 3, 4 Annual 3 New spaper 4 Arlene Kok Her future is well planned, and I think it includes a man. Newspaper 4 Annual 3 Choir 3, 4 Carol Mae Jongejeugd Born to talk and laugh and live at ease. Annual 3 Newspaper 4 Choir 3 Glee Club 3, 4 Basketball 3, 4 8 Leroy Feenstra He looks safe, but so does dynamite. Basketball 3, 4 Annual 3, 4 Choir 3, 4 Class Play 3, 4 Student Council 4 Dorothy Maas A reward of a thing well done is to have done it. Basketball 3, 4 Newspaper 4 Class play 8: Annual 3, 4 Class Officer 3, 4 Student Council 3 Choir 3, 4 -1 , 14 Lloyd Muckey The harder I try the gooder to be, the worser I get. Basketball 3, 4 Annual 3, 4 Class Officer 3, 4 Class play 8: Choir 3, 4 Clifford Vander Ley Women upset everything. Basketball 3, 4 Annual h 3, 4 Class play 3, 4 Class Officer 4 Darlene Vander Heiden Sugar and spice and everything nice and one of these days she'll be sprinkled with rice. New spaper 4 Choir 3, 4 Annual 3 Class play 3, 4 Student Council 4 9 Elaine Noteboorn The .way to gain a friend is to be one. Choir 3, 4 Student Council 3 Newspaper 4 Basketball 4 Margaret Vander Tuin 1t's nice to be natural when you're naturally nice. Student Council 3 Annual 3, 4 Class Officer 4 Class Play 8: Choir 3 Newspaper 8: Glee Club 3, 4 Vivian Vander Zee Give me leave to speak my mind. Cheerleader 3 Annual 3, 4 Choir 3, 4 Glee Club 3, 4 Class Officer 3 Class Play 3 Gladys Van Vuren She gets things done quietly. New spaper 4 Choir 3, 4 10 Myra Vander Zee One who devotes herseli to things worth while. V New spape 1' 4 Annual 3 Choir 3, 4 Wanda Vander Zee A friend and a willing worker. Basketball 4 Annual 3, 4 Newspaper 4 Choir 3, 4 Class Play 3 LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the senior class of Dakota Christian High School, in the village of New Holland, county of Douglas, state of South Dakota, in the year nineteen hundred and fifty-eight, being of sound mind and memory, not under the influence of any person or force whatsoever, do ordain and establish this last will and testament in the following manner. ARTICLE I To the faculty, we will the study periods we should have had, but wouldn't have ever used. To Mr. Hiernstra, we will success in removingour school's name from the teachers wanted sec- tion in the Banner. To Mr. Sietsema, our class sponsor, we will our pep and energy, giving him the authority to distribute it among future basketball teams. To Miss Bleeker, we will the page numbers of our annual so she can use them for her bookkeeping. To Mr. Achterhof, we leave him standing on the street corner watching all the girls go by. ARTICLE II I, Erwin Bultje, will my athletic ability to anyone who falls over his own feet, and my brown eyes and black shiny hair to Arnold Huizenga. I, LeRoy Feenstra, will my illegible handwriting to Patty Davidson, and my typing ability to Nor- ma Hansum. ' I, Carol Jongejeugd, will my flat tires to any Junior who wants them, and my loyalty to one boy to Carol Krediet who likes a variety. V I, Arlene Kok, will my ability to wear a diamond to Luella De Jong and my glasses to Leroy Veenstra. I, Dorothy Maas, will my German Book to Norma Hansum and my recipe for barbecue to any poor junior cook. I, Lloyd Muckey, will my liking of cars to any Junior with sore feet, and my pink admit slips to Bernard Fay. I, Elaine Noteboom, will my cedar chest to Junior Vander Tuin for his future wife, and my locker, books, and other junk to Judy Vander Pol. I, Gladys Van Vuren, will my dark hair to Kathy Hoekstra, and I will leave as quietly as I came. I, Darlene Vander Heiden, will my green chevie to any junior who wants the heap, and my front seat in room 4 to Clarice Noteboom. I, Clifford Vander Ley, will my ability to be on the honor roll to Gerald Feenstra, and I will leave the freshmen girls because I don't want them anyway. I, Margaret Vander Tuin, will my height to Kathy Hoekstra who does not like being looked down upon, and my report cards to anyone who doesn't dare to take his home. I, Myra Vander Zee, will my quietness to Carol Krediet, and my long fingernails to anyone who chews his. I, Vivian Vander Zee, will my sweet soprano voice to any old baritone frog, and my blush to any paleface. I, Wanda Vander Zee, will my interest in school to Joan Hubers and my twin sister to Judy Van- der Pol. ARTICLE III To the junior boys, we senior girls, will our gift of gab. To the faculty, we senior boys, will our water guns. To the juniors, we seniors will a liberal portion of our class spirit, our old test papers, and our seats. To the sophomores, we will our ability to be perfect ladies and gentlemen and also our good be- havior. To the freshrnen, we leave them so they may become sophomores. ARTICLE IV We, Dings and Dongs, now leave this page of the annual so you can look through the rest of the book. 11 ' l C LASS POEM The girl who gives the tint and punch to this year's class is Darlene Vander Heiden, a very pretty lass. She's had 3 years of love and ro- mance and will marry as soon as Uncle Sam gives her feller a chance. Erwin Bultje always looks so innocent and so- ber, and that really is a fact. But watch out! He's really smooth, he does his mischief be- hind your back. Elaine Noteboom is that fine Todd County girl, who is always full of fun. She has talent, style, and beautyg she will never say har sh words to anyone. Gladys Van Vuren is the quiet type, she always strives to do things right, she always pleases in every way and does her work without delay. The Vander Zee twins are very much alike. They both are very quiet, and both are very bright. They do their work with competence and are always right on time. They both are very friend- ly, and their etiquette is fine. Most people know Clifford Vander Ley as very bashful and shy. But don't let hirn kid you, he's not that kind of guy. When he's with a group of boys, he doe sn't say too much. But leave a bunch of girls around him, he'll add a laugh- ing touch. Whenever you see Lloyd Muckey you also see his car. His car does sometimes give him trou- ble, but Lloyd can fix it. He has had it apart before. He knows a lot about mechanics, and likes to piddle around with technical gixnmics. Now Arlene Kok is very fast at every thing. She plans to marry in the Spring. She likes to cook, and she does a lot of baking. She says, It doesn't involve much thinking. Vivian Vander Zee is a faithful lass, and always ready to accept a task. She does her best at everything and to her studies she is loyal. But her ever ready blush her fun does sometirnes spoil. Dorothy Maas is the brain and expert of the class. She takes her studies seriously and does her best at every given task. She plans to go to college in the fall and wishes to be a teacher, best of all. Carol Jongejeugd always has a merry smile, and if she gets started she will giggle a while. She has a good tirne wherever she is and some- thing that's fun she surely won't miss. Margaret Vander Tuin is very friendly and always ready for some fun. She is very good at speaking and will converse with anyone. She plans to go to college and soon become a teacher. We wish her a very happy and blessed future. As for the author of this poem, there is not much to say of him. You just make your evalua- tion, and he will sure go along with it. A little of all now is known and I have come to the end of my poem. LEROY FEENSTRA in F 5 hh k H 1 n mam N 5 E 1 V . RAP' 'R Q gn nf :P an 1 v 1 W 'f f Q :,: ,V ' Bonne Vander Tuin, Jr. , President Kathleen Hoekstra, Secretary Clarice Noteboom, Vice President Norma Hansum, Treasurer Judy Vander Pol, Student Council Joan Hubers, Student Council Patricia Davidson Carol Krediet Arnold Huizenga Leroy Veenstra. Bernard Faye Gerald Feenstra 14 QRQ QM' I i 5, ?l?ii5 H 5 8 5 ll S321 fl saamag sand ming 2 Q I 5555 1 Seaman A i ne w . ,!fQfESi+ '9 9 'E' ' W s F'mMHBQ- 'S I I E! F C 991'- S- q EQQM ff! 2, m.?x,f-X ,QQ MQQQQ sQQwLA eydwwmf W g g ,Q L'1' l 5. 2 W A Ag3UHqm,KvJ .4 f H 1 - X , '- ss' V -V '- .K ES Ruth Bultsma Shirley De Lange Lowell Den Besten Nyla De Vries Marilyn Dykstra John W. Keuning Faye Overweg Lois Schipper Leonard Vanden Hoek Lillian Vanden Hoek Ramona Vander Ley Helen Van Zee James Verduin John R. Veurink A as ESE? E! eo V if fu we Jeanette Davidson Luann De Haan Rodney De Jong Bruce De Lange Glen Den Besten Emily De Vries Judith De Vries Sharon De Vries Gerald Dyk Harlan Hansuna Ruth Hubers Robert Koopal Allen Kosters Harlan Meyerink Loren Meyerink Sharon Mulder Hannah Munneke Janice Noteboorn Sharon Petersen Carol Schelhaas Glenda, Sprik Rodney Vander Ley Allen Van Zee Donna Van Zee Elwood Van Zee Not Pictured: Mary Huizenga. H, ,.,s. -. . ..,...,, Z 3 ,,:. -A if 5? we I 4. 152 1-,,f gi ig fi ' F I L A ll Ei Q slr 'f . as 5 gg A. 1 5 1 5 W Ji' . - me L f. '51 i 21 -2 PS e l . n 'Qi :l4eK 5 leg g su .. 5.-. f . ' 1. ' E . 4 S ee -f 'A x X S, CALENDAR OF EVENTS wif -5' mis' Q52 'Q E---if? 34-f Eze q . .. ,... :G sir.. ...X I ff e 'C inf e iid' I i S3 A Sie f 5 gg f e 1 5+ fs-2 l 1 fs Sept. 3-School began , Sept. 6- Get-together school party Qput on by the Seniors, Oct. 38:4-Teacher's Institute Qno school, ,.:. Oct. 11-Junior's serve hot lunch Oct. ' Z4-Skating party in Mitchell Qput on by the Athletics Club, T Oct. Z8 -Junior Bowling Party fat Corsica, Oct. 29-Juniors serve hot lunch Nov. 1-Teacher's Alliance Kno school, ' f,,gil25L:Q Nov. me -Senior candy Sale Nov. 11-Armistice Day Qno school, Nov. 22 -Boy's and Girl's basketball game with Hull lin Hull, Y Nov. 268:27-Dramatics play Date Bait Kat Corsica, Dec. 2-Junior Bowling Party fat Corsica, 'ffiii Dec. 7-Boy's and Gir1's basketball game with Sunshine Academy Dec. 9-Open House Dec. 10-Boy's and Gir1's basketball game with Wessington Springs Dec. 17-Boy's and Girl's basketball game with Sunshine Academy Dec. 19-Basketball game with Stickney Dec. 20-Christmas vacation begins Christmas party QStudent Council, . ., 'gi' Dec. 21-Senior bake sale and Athletics club rabbit hunt Y--- Jan. 2-Basketball game with Edgerton Christmas vacation over Jan. 3-Boy's and Gir1's basketball with Edgerton , Jan. 7-Boy's and Gir1's basketball with Freeman i Jan. 11-Basketball game with Augustana - E E' Jen. 15 16, 8:17-Examinations . Jan. 20-Senior Bowling Party Jan. 238:24-Academy Basketball Tournament Kat Canton, .e - Jan. N 31-Basketball game with Wessington Springs 5. Feb. 4-Basketball game with Freernon Feb. 21-Basketball game with Hull A Feb. 26-Basketball game with Armour Feb. 28-Film The Quiet One Qsophomores, March 4-Basketball game with Stickney March 7-Ba sketball with Augustana March 1211113-senior candy Sale March 14-Freshman party Senior Bowling Party March 28 -Athletics club banquet -A April 1-Clash day Qfreshmen, April 4-Easter Vacation April 10-Color day Q juniors, April ll-Choir Festival Qat'Mi1ler, April 18-Choir Concert Qat Platte, April 23-Annual Staff Party April 29-Parent Senior Banquet fat Platte, 9 May 2-Choir Festival Cat Dort, 0 0 May 9-J r. Sr. Banquet Qat Mitchell, o Q May 11-Choir Concert fat Harrison, . May 138:14-Senior Class Day x May 16-Freshxnen Party 6 May 18-Baccalaureate Services fat Harrison, May 19, 20, 8:21-Examinations May 22-Graduation Qat New Holland, if 5 f Seated: Vivian Vander Zee, Janice Noteboom, Emily De Vries, Norma Han- sum, Nyla De Vries, Ramona Vander Ley, Kathy Hoekstra. Second Row: Joan Hubers, Luann De Haan, Sharon De Vries, Sharon Petersen, Carol Schelhaas, Faye Overweg, Patricia Davidson. Standing: Mr. Acterhof-- Director, Carol Jongejeugd, Lois Schipper, Margaret Vander Tuin, Clarice Noteboom, Carol Krediet, Judy Vander Pol, and Hannah Munneke. - ' as Y ,, Seated: Gladys Van Vuren, Marilyn Dykstra, Elaine Noteboom, Arlene Kok, Darlene Vander Heiden, Dorothy Maas, Lois Schipper, Judy Vander Pol, Clarice Noteboom, Nyla De Vries, Wanda Vander Zee. Second Row: Harlan Hansum, Luann De Haan, Vivian Vander Zee, Patricia Davidson, Sharon Petersen, Lillian Vanden Hoek, Myra Vander Zee, Carol Schelhaas, Shirley De Lange, Janice Noteboom, Faye Overweg, Kathy Hoekstra, Allen Kosters. Third Row: Mr. Achterhof--Director, Glenn Den Besten, Clarence Huizenga, Rodney De Jong, Loren Meyerink, John W. Keuning, Junior Vander Tuin, Gerald Feenstra, Lloyd Muckey, Lowell Den Besten, Bruce De Lange, Rod- ney Vander Ley, Leroy Feenstra, and John R. Veurink. 20 CHAPEL At 1: 15 every Tuesday and Thursday you are sure to find every student and teacher reverently sitting in Room 4, waiting for the Chapel Exer- cises to begin. In the first semester we only had Chapel Exercises once a week, usual- ly on Wednesdays, but now we have it twice. We have faculty, student, and guest speakers, Qboard members and ministersl. The song service is led by either a faculty member or a stu- dent. We have special numbers as often as possible. Everyone enjoys Chapel very much. Z1 DRAMATICS CLUB Back row Qleft to rightj: Mr. Sietsema, Directorg Clarence Huizenga, Lloyd Muckey, Gerald Feenstra, Bonne Vander Tuin, Clifford Vander Ley, Allen Van Zee, Leroy Feenstra, Arnold Huizenga, Elwood Van Zee. Middle row: Allen Kosters, Sharon Peterson, Donna Van Zee, Carol Jonge- jeugd, Margaret Vander Tuin, Lois Schipper, Carol Schelhaas, Jeanetta David- son. Sitting: Carol Krediet, Norma Hansum, Shirley DeLange, Treasurer, Vivian Vander Zee, Presidentg Joan Hubers, Secretaryg Kathy Hoekstra, Judy DeVries, Darlene Vander Heiden, Dorothy Maas. PLAY CAST Back row Qleft to rightj: Elwood Van Zee, John W. Keuning, Lloyd Muckey, Bonne Vander Tuin Jr. , Gerald Feenstra, Clarence Huizenga, Kathy Hoekstra, Mr . Sietsema, Director. Sitting: Darlene Vander Heiden, Leroy Feenstra, Jhudy DeVries, Clifford Van- der Ley, ' Carol Krediet. 22 NEWSPAPER Standing QLeft to Righty: Miss Bleeker, Bruce De Lange, Robert Koopal Erwin Bultje, Harlan Meyerink. Middle Row: Glenn Den Besten, Faye Over weg, Ramona Vander Ley, Marilyn Dykstra, Gladys Van Vuren, Hannah Munnekeg Seated: Ruth Bultsma, Arlene Kok, Ruth Hubers, Lu.Ann De Haan Lillian Vanden Hoek, Helen Van Zee. Second Semester Miss Bleeker, Advisor Arlene Kok, Editor Darlene Vander Heiden Margaret Vander Tuin Kathy Hoekstra Rodney De Jong Newspaper Staff Elaine Noteboom Wanda Vander Zee Myra Vander Zee Carol Jongejeugd Norma Hansurn Dorothy Maas 23 ll All S fl u a d IIBII S Q u a d BASKETBALL Left to Right: Leroy Feenstra, Bruce De Lange, Rodney De Jong, Lowell Den Besten, Lloyd Muckey, Clifford Vander Ley, and Erwin Bultje. John Rodney Veurink, Glenn Den Besten, Allen Lee Kosters, Rodney Van- der Ley, Loren Meyerink, and Leonard Vanden Hoek. ' 24 THE VARSITY We They Western High 47 56 Sunshine Academy 62 36 Wessington Springs 44 27 I Sunshine Academy 30 K 44 Stickney 41 72 Southwestern 32 76 Freeman 39 83 Augustana 46 56 Armour 32 55 Freeman 32 43 Wessington Springs 50 29 Prinsburg 25 70 Wessington Springs 34 33 Freeman 25 39 Sunshine Academy 43 51 Wessington Springs 45 49 Lincoln Loggers 64 62 Armour 57 58 RESERVE TEAM INDIVIDUAL SCORES We They Western High 29 35 Rodney De Jong Sunshine Academy 30 21 Lowell Den Besten Stickney 28 21 Erwin Bultje Prinsburg 33 13 Leroy Feenstra Freeman 38 40 Llgyd Muckey Auglwiiarla 29 34 Clifford Vander Ley Armour 22 23 Freeman 15 38 Lincoln Loggers 36 '27 Armour 31 37 323 201 171 108 78 73 Pictured QLeft to Rightlz Carol Krediet, Myra Vander Zee, Clarice Note- boom, Dorothy Maas, Norma Hansurn, Lois Schipper, Shirley De Lange, Carol Jongejeugd, Luann De Haan, and Elaine Noteboom. The girl's basketball team of Dakota Christian High did not have a very successfulseason but had some good times anyway. They suffered 6 losses and O wins. Sunshine Academy Wessington Springs Sunshine Academy Southwestern Christian Wessington Springs Western Christian SCORES They We 42 36 Z9 27 37 27 38 Z1 25 19 42 12 26 CLASSROOMS 27 BANQUETS I .KU ., M49 ,M PARENT-SENIOR BANQUET The banquet was held in the basement of the Platte Christian Reformed Church, April 29, at 6:30. This banquet was sponsored by the Dakota Christian High Auxiliary. The master of ceremonies was Rev. Petersen. He did an excellent job of keeping everyone in a festive mood throughout the evening. The group-singing was led by Mr. Achterhof who was accompanied by Mrs. Bode. Rev. Petersen read scripture and led opening prayer. Mr. Oscar Vander Zee, President of the Board, gave the toast to the seniors. This was returned by Clifford Vander Ley giving the toast to the parents. After the dinner, Mr. Sietserna gave the thirty year prophecy of the senior class. A group of ladies from the auxiliary gave a skit, When Polly Put the Pepper in Tea. Mrs. Art Hui- zenga gave a reading in which she acted out, Mr. Klas Vander Klok reading the locals. Both numbers referred to people in the group. Mr. Hiemstra gave a speech on the topic, For Such a Time as This. Rev. Bode closed the banquet with prayer. JUN IOR-SEN IOR BANQUET The junior and senior classes of this year will be distinguished from all other junior and sen- ior classes of this school. The juniors are the first to give a banquet in honor of the seniors, and the seniors are the first to guests of honor at a Junior-Senior Banquet. The Junior-Senior Banquet was held at the Lawler Hotel in Mitchell on Friday evening, May 9. The theme carried out was ln a Garden. The centerpieces were miniature gardens sur- rounded by white picket fences and an arch with climbing roses entwining over it. The program booklets were shaped like an entrance to a garden with the pages being the gateway. Junior Vander Tuin, president of the junior class, welcomed the seniors. He also served as toastrnaster. Clifford Vander Ley responded to the welcome. The program also included prayer, scripture reading, group singing, special musical numbers by Mrs. Voortman and Rev. De Rooy, and an inspirational message delivered by Rev. Bergsma of Colton, South Dakota. The happy group left, long to remember those moments of fellowship together. 29 GRADUATION Front row: lLeft to rightl: Mr. C. Hiernstra, Clifford Vander Ley, Margaret Van- der Tuin, Dorothy Maas, Lloyd Muckey, Mr. J. Sietsema. Second row: Gladys Van Vuren, Myra Vander Zee, Carol Jongejeugd, Wanda Vander Zee, Vivian Van- der Zee. Back row: Erwin Bultje, Darlene Vander Heiden, Arlene Kok, Elaine Noteboom, and Leroy Feenstra. The graduation exercises for the Senior Class of 1958 were held in New Holland Christian Reformed Church on May 22. The class colors were orchid and white and the motto was Enter to learn--Leave to serve. They chose as their class text: Il Timothy 3: 14 a-- . . . continue thou in the things which thou has learned. The class flower was white Carnation. The boys wore black caps and gowns and the girls, white caps and gowns. Rev. Hulst, minister at Orange City, gave the address. The salutatory address was given by Margaret Vander Tuin and the vale- dictory address by Dorothy Maas. 30 Corsica Grain and Feed Grain - Seeds - Grinding ZIP FEEDS -A Home Institution For Better Community Service- J'u1ius Hoekrnari, Prop. Corsica Smithy 6? Repair Welding, Machine 81 Plow Work Joe J. Maas - Bertha Maas CORSICA - - - - SOUTH DAKOTA CHARLES MIX COUNTY'S Leading Newspaper The Platte Enterprise --Enterprise Want Ads Pay-- Platte - ------ ------ S outh Dakota PLATTE COMMUNITY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Platte, South Dakota DE -7- 3364 32 xv' . 71 Wh, M, For Hay Stack Moving SEE OR CALL Harley De Velder New Equipment - - Phone 19 on 12 Corsica, South Dakota De Haan's Market Groceries, Meats, Fruits, and Vegetables Phone DE 3341 Platte - - - -- - South Dakota DE IONG CONSTRUCTION CO. Platte, South Dakota Phone DE 7-3838 First National Bank LOAN - INSURANCE, ALL KINDS - DEPOSITS Armour, South Dakota 33 Ben Franklin Store PLATTE, SOUTH DAKOTA COMPLIMENTS FARMERS 6: MERCHANTS BANK PLATTE, SOUTH DAKOTA -Member F. D. I. C.- Eastman Drug Store The Store of Service PLATTE , SOUTH DAKOTA Prescriptions are our Business Platte Hatchery MARION E. HOLTER HY-LINE AND STANDARD BRED CHIX WAYNE FEEDS - REMEDIES - SUPPLIES Phone - - DE 7-3336 34 W. A. 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HEYD, Manager CONSUMERS CO-OP BRANCH of PARKSTON TANKS - WAGON SERVICE PROPANE GAS - FUEL OILS Stickney, South Dakota East Main Phone 1 38 MARSHALL-WELLS STORE William Lieuwen PLATTE, SOUTH DAKOTA Farmers State Bcmk STICKNEY. soUTH DAKOTA GENERAL BANKING -- INSURANCE -- REAL ESTATE Phone 1 DICE-MENNING AGENCY Insurance Real Estate Rentals Loans Phone 8 Corsica, S. Dak. Freddie's IGA Super-Market GROCERIES MEATS FRUITS VEGETABLES -- Serve Yourself and Save -- ' Phone -- Z-L-Z - - - Corsica, S. Dak. 39 Platte Radio 84 TV RCA -- The Best in Television Sales and Service Bob Hasseler. Owner WE USE RCA TUBES Don's Welding Shop ARC 8: ACETYLENE WELDING PLATTE S. DAK. Moller Implement Co. MCCORMICK-DEERING TRACTORS 8: NIACHINES INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS SALES 81 SERVICE Dial DEwey 7-3501 --- Platte, South Dakota HERMAN I-IANSUM GROCERIES AND HARDWARE CREAM AND EGGS J'0ube rt - S. 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STICKNEY - - - - SOUTH DAKOTA Art's Appliance Television Electrical Home Appliances Sales - Installation - Service Harrison, South Dakota Phone 7-19 Boosters FRED'S LOCKER 81 PRODUCE Platte , South Dakota JOHNSON TOGGERY Platte, South Dakota DE IONG PRODUCE Joube rt, South Dakota BELITZ STYLE SHOP Armour, South Dakota UP-TO DATE STYLE SHOP Corsica, South Dakota DRS. COX 81 WILSON Armour, South Dakota RON'S SURGE SERVICE Stickney, South Dakota ADIES SHOE SHOP Corsica, South Dakota 42 OVERWEG GROCERY GENE RAL IVIERCHANDISE NUTRE NA FEEDS G. M. OVERWEG 6' SON New Holland, South Dakota Phone Joubert 14-Z6 Insurance Folkerts PHONE 9 Cor slca - - South Dakota 43 Corsica Co-op GAS - OIL - GREASES HARDWARE BATTERIES L. P. GAS FEED - SEEDS FARM MAC HINERY -COME IN AND SEE Us- You Are Always Welcome at Your Co-op -Buy and Sell the Co-op Way- CO-Op PhOI1S NO- 6 Junior Noteboom - 137 FOR EXTRA YIELD PLANT PFISTER HYBRIDS During the last 14 years in 12,417 yields checks made in farmers' fields against competitive hybrids and standing side by side, Pfister Hybrids outyielded compe- tition 8 out of 10 times by better than 9 bushels of No. Z shelled corn per acre. Your Deale r ...... John H. De Velder 44 BRONZE AND BEAUTIFUL Newest addition to the 1958 Dodge line is the glamorous 'Regal Lancer' a distinctive two-door hardtop available in combinations of bronze and eggshell or bronze and ebony. Special features of the luxury hardtop are highlighted by new side moulding treatment and boldly different head- lamp Eyebrows . Custom-crafted interiors feature the new Acousti-Foam headliner, a bronze instrument panel, bucket'-seating styling, deep-pile foam rubber seating, and padded-and-ribbed door panel design. 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