Fairmont Public School - Tiger Yearbook (Fairmont, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 134 of the 1956 volume:

1 fSi u ear of--- e o r DEDICATION MISS LAVERNE ALLEN We, the senior class of '$6, wish to dedicate our annual to our sponsor Laverne Allen Miss Allen has been our sponsor during the past year end has been on the Fairmont faculty the last five years. During this time she has taught home ec., typing, shorthand, general business, bookkeeping, and office practice; she has sponsored the Pep Club and Athletic Banquets. Miss Allen has been more than a sponsor and teacher; she has been a friend and advisor. We wish to thank her for the time, .effort, and interest she has given each of us. Board of Education BUS DRIVERS Gordon Cassidy, Cliff Moul, George Thompson, and Harold Smith Faculty FAC ROW: :t, Maschka, IT. Robbins, Miss Allen, Mrs. Cellar, Mrs Blxby, Mrs • Farrar, Mrs. Davis, Mss Slezak, Mr. Moore, Mr. Irwin FRON'1' ROW: Miss ..alsbary. Miss Myrberp, Mrs. Luethke , Miss Novak Mrs. Baker MISS ALLEN Class Sponsor SANDRA ROBY Girls' Glee Mixed Chorus Pep Club Class Officer Cless Play CODY STOLLAR Boys' Glee Basketball Football Track Class Play Band 123 123 123 12 3U 123U MR. HOBBINS Class Sponsor SHIRLEY PERKINS Mixed Chorus 123k Girls' Glee 123k Volleyball 121 Pep Club 123U Class Play DELILA CANTRELL Mixed Chorus 123k Girls' Glee 123k Volleyball 123k P p Club I23U i SHIRLEY TUTTY Mixed Chorus 23k Girls' Glee 2 Pep Club 12 IVAN LITTLE Mixed Chorus 123k Boys' Glee 123k Football 12 Basketball 1 Track 12 student Manerer 3k PAT A OAKS il il) RETT' DA .SON Mixed Chorus 1231+ Girls' Glee 1234 Triple Trio 1314- Octette 2 Sextette Vocal Solo Clarinet Trio Band 12314- Volleyball 1234 Pep Club 12314- Pep Club Officer 4 Class Officer 123 Class Play 34 Dist. Contest Play 3 Girls' State 3 -.2.NDELL SMITH Mixed Chorus 1234 Girls' Glee 123 Chorus Officer 4 Band 1234 and Officer 4 Drui-i Majorette 1234 Sax Solo 23 Sax Quartette 23 Volleyball 1234 Pep Club 1234 Cheerleader 234 Class Officer 123 Class Play 34 Annual Staff 4 JERRY SMITH Mixed Chorus 1234 Boys' Glee 123 Football 123 Basketball 1234 Track 1 Mixed Chorus 1234 Boys' Glee 1234 Octette Football 12 Basketball 1 Track 1 Annual Staff 4 Class Officer 4 Cless Play 34 Boys' .State Dist. Contest Play 3 JACQUELYN PEASE MixeJ Chorus Girls' Glee Triple Trio oiris' Trio Band Sex Quartette Band Officer Volleyball Pep Clufe Class Officer Class Play Sax Solo 123 1234 234 2 1234 1 124 1234 8 4 RO: ALIE NOVAK Mixed Chorus 1234 Girls' Glee 1234 Band 1234 Pep Club 1234 Pep Club Officer 4 Class Officer 4 Class Play 34 DICK FRAZIi R Basketball 1234 Track 12 Class Play 34 Annual Staff 4 FLOYD JACOBSEN Basketball Track Class Play Student Manaper 1234 2 34 1 BETTY TICE Mixed Chorus Girls' Glee Bend All State Band Pep Club Class Officer Cls8s Play DALE FRY Mixed Chorus Boys' Glee Octette Football Basketball Track Class Play 1231 1234 1234 4 1234 4 34 1234 1234 2 1234 124 1234 4 PETTY modl Mixed Chorus C-irls' Glee Volleyball Pep Club Class Play DUANE LOTT Mixed Chorus Boys' Glee Football Basketball Track Class Play MARVIN ROPER Mixed Chorus 1234 Boys' Glee 123 Band 123 Football 1234 Basketball 1234 Track 124 Class Play 3k JAN B0S3ELLE Mixed Chorus Girls' Glee Volleyball Pep Club Cheerleader Band Band Officer ClaS3 Officer Class Plav BARBARA HALL Mixed Chorus 1234 Girls' Glee 1234 Triple Trio 1234 All State Chorus 4 Vollevball 1234 Pep Club 1234 Class Play 4 Only one of our 22 puplla graduating from P.H.3., In tho class of nineteen hundred and flfty-slx, has gone through, from kindergarten to the twelfth grade, in dear old Fairmont. She is Betty Dawson; and Mias Moore was the brave teacher that started her In kindergarten. Dw®in© Hall and Betty Tice Joined our happy grouo in the first grade. Kiss Moore surviving the kindergarten year stayed and taught this enthusiastic group. 3 Miss Hurst then took the reins in the second grade. We had two new pupils that year, Barbara Hall and Dick Frazier. At the beginning of the third grade year we found Pat Adama and Shirley Tutty as our new students with Miss Hurst still guiding the reins. Miss Hurst was again our teacher as we struggled through the fourth grade. Denny Michaelis, Floyd Jacobsen, Betty Moul, Marvin Roper, and Duane Lott Joined our force that year. Four more students Joined us in the fifth grade. They were Jan Busselle, Delila Cantrell, Cody Stollar and Ivan Little. Also on the agenda was a new teacher Mrs. Ekwall. Betty moul, Marvin Roper, and Duane Lott left at the end of the year. Mrs. Dado took over during our sixth grade and we lost Barbara French who moved to Hastings. A new member of our class in the seventh grade was Jacky Pease. Mrs. Wendell was our teacher. Denny Michaelis left during the eighth grade. Mrs. Wendell taught us our final year in grade school. Twenty-one green freshmen climbed the steps of F.H.S. to start our high school careers. Many were new students that had come in from the country. They were Wendell Smith, Jerry Smith, Marvin Roper, Shirley Perkins, Rosalie Novak, Betty Moul, and Duane Lott. Dale Fry Joined us from Belvidere. Mr. Sipes was the class sponsor. The highlight of the year was Freshmen Initation which obviously we all survivedl For our soohomore year Mr. Sipes was again class sponsor. Shirley Souba left at the end of the year when she moved to Burrton, Kansas. Our Junior year was one we will never forget. We received our class rings, and presented our play, Down to Earth , which was directed by Mr. Robert Brown. It was a big success because of those long and well-remembered rehersals. The Junior- Senior Banquet and Prom was another big highlight with the theme Outer Space . Sandra Roby joined our class at the be- ginning of the Junior year and Dwaine Hall left to join the Air Force. Mr. Brown and Mr. Maschka were class sponsors. Last but not least we come to our senior year. Taking pictures, preoaring the annual, giving the class play; directed by Mrs. Cellar, and taking a sneak day, are all a Dart of the hustle bustle of being a senior. Then the long awaited baccalaurate and commencement bring our high school days to an end. With a class of nine boys and twelve girls we graduated from Fairmont High School. Our sponsors were Miss Allen and Mr. Robbins. TODAY WE FOLLOW TOMORROW WE LEAD Steward------------------V.endell Smith ,,rs . Skinner-----------Rosalie Novak Cornelia Otis Skinner----Betty Dawson Otis Skinner.............Dick Frazier Emily Kimorough----------Jacky Pease Purser.......------------Sandra Roby Stewardess---------------Shirley Perkins Dick Winters-----------------------Floyd Jacobsen Admiral..................Duane Lott Harriet St. John---------J n Bu3selle .Vinifred Blaugh.........Barbara Hall Leo HcEvoy...............Marvin Roper Inspector— ----------Betty Tice Therese-------------------- Adams -adame Elise.........................«.w ...onsieur De La Croix--- .endell Smith Y.indow Cleaner----------Dale Fry It is a good thing that Mid's and Lee's Drive-In has recently been ex- panded to cover a whole block, because it has been chosen as the site for the gathering of the class of 56 on the twenty-fifth anniversary of their graduation from good old Fairmont High. Sipping a soda we find Mr. Robbins, who is still on the Fairmont facul- ty, but has given up teaching the sciences for one of the finer arts, music, to be exact, talking t© Miss Allen, who has taken Christian Dior's place in the designing world and also has a bookkeeper's job on the side. We remem- ber these two people as our Senior Class sponsors. Well, who do we see in the next booth? None other than Jan Busselle and Bernard Norris still having a little spat. Jan is now the head hair- dresser in Chicago's largest beauty salon, Janice Cleopatra's Hideaway. Bernard is one of Chicago's best known lawyers, and has his own law firm. We find Floyd Jacobsen walking over to put some money in the juke box for a polka. Dlch Frazler is supplying the money. Since these men have not found the perfect woman they have become confirmed bachelors, and are Joint owners of a used car lot. Who is this that is Just arriving? Ohl It is Sandra Roby and Barbara Hall, of course their last names have changed, but they are giggling as usual. Sandra is Fillmore County's Hot Rod Queen and her husband and four children consider her a queen around the house, too. Barbara has taken Annie Maloney's place as singer in the Paul Moorhead dance band. Her talents come in handy when her children's lullaby time comes each evening. In an out of the way corner of the room we see Jerry Smith with his feet up on a stool engaged in his favorite past time, namely, loafing. He can afford to though, he has been blessed with an inheritance of six million dollars. In another booth we find two of our redheads, talking over family life. They are the former Betty Tice and Shirley Perkins. Betty has five children and plays the baritone and piano in her husband's dance band. Shirley is now leader of all girls 4-H projects in America. Sitting at the counter watching TV we find Ivan Little who is still getting up at five in the morning to do chores, but they are of a different nature nowdays • You see, he is the properous owner of a chicken farm. Good grief, it looks like this booth is filled to over flowing. Oh, it is jus the former Pat Adams and her five sets of twins. By the way, Pat is teaching dancing in her spare time. We find Duane Lott and Marvin Roper chasing a bug around the floor. They haven t gone berserk, but they are trying to get another specimen for their bug testing laboratory. As we look up who do we see coming through the door but Dellla Cantrell Snodgrass, who is the proud mother of four children. The Snodgrasses are residing in a trailer house in California. Everyone notices their eyes begin to hurt, and as they look out the window they see the reason why. Jacky Pease is still riding in a bright, red Pontiac. She is the best know physical' therapist in the U. S. The lights blink on and off a couple times, and we find out that Dale Fry is showing his classmates what he knows about his Job. He has taken over his dad s place as Fairmont s number one electrician • Tearing around the comer lickity split is our friend Cody S to liar who is one of America s best known athletes. He took Goose Tatums place with the Globe Trotters. Sitting in a booth we find two of Fairmont’s happiest women. They are the former Betty Moul and Shirley Tuttv. Betty is now a farmers wife, and is kept quite busy with her three children. Shirley is happily married t o Fairmont’s mayor. Walking between different groups of classmates we see Wendell Smith who is still carrying test tubes. He is married, but is still trying to conquer space. Sitting in a booth talking are the two old maids of the class, Rosalie Novak and yours truly, Betty Dawson. Rosalie is now a private secretary in the Hit and Kiss Insurance firm Tn New York, and I am the director of St. Thomas Orphanage in Lincoln. It has been very nice to get together again after all these years, and to see the changes that have taken place in the lives of all our classmates. Jan Busselle Dale Fry Cody Stollar B'CK HOW: Ivan Little, Dick Frazier, Bernard Norris, Marvin Hoper, Wendell Smith, Cody Stollar, Dale Ty. MIDDLE ROW: Mr, Robbins; Sponsor, Du� ne Lott, Shirley Perkins, Jan Busselle, Jerry Smith, Betty Lou Moul, Jacky Pease, Floyd Jacobsen, Miss Allen; Sponsor. FRONT ROW: Delila Cantrell, Barbara Hall, Shirley Tutty, Betty Dawson, Betty Tice, Rosalie Novak, Pat Adams and Sandra Roby. Senior Class Will We, the Senior Class of Fairmont High School, being of sound mind and body, do declare this to be our last will and testament. To the Junior Class we will our very high grades, our intestinal fortitude, and our good looking girls, hoping that some will °To the Sophomore class we leave our used notebook paper, and what money we have left over at the end of the year, knowing that they can use it To the low dowr dirty, green Freshman we will our busted pencils, and anything else of value less than two cents, knowing that they are not worth of anything of higher value. Delila Cantrell wills her glasses to Dorls Cantre11,so that Doris won't have to gel so close to Wendell to see him. Her diamond ring to anyone who thinks they can get it, and her small features to Geraldine Wettstead. Sandra Roby wills her good grades to Kathey Kelch, her pony tail to Janice Bender, and her careful driving to Doris Albro. Bemard Norrls wills his whiskers to Ivan Lansden, his hair cut to Jerry Fraizerj and his imaginary belt to Kenneth 21mmerman. -----Marvin Soper wills his excuse for a car to Dick quick, his fuzz cut to Tarilyn' Fender, and his ability to get along with the teachers to Gale Stollar. .... ----- jacky'Tease wills her sax to Bobby Crawford, if he promises to pratled every day her mental capacity to Vern Newman� and her Intereat in Stan to anyone who thinks that they can get it. pick Fralzer wills his car to anyone who will remove it from th® PKioyc?ejacabsen wills his aDility to get by without studying to LeAlen ftomier, his car to Bob Bums, if Bob promises to take as good a care of it as he did. _ Shirley Tutty wills her ability to be quiet to Doris Albro, her haiirht to Bev e rly Sml th. ........... Wendell Smith will's his two ton Buick to anyone who thinks they can keep it on-The road, his ability to play it cool to Verlln Olson, and his nights out to J'im Pease, but not with the same girl. Pat Adams wilTs her baton to Gerry Wettstead just to keep it in the famllyT'Her nTck name Fat to Beverly Anderson,providing that she promises not to get mad. Her seat in the Junior section to any next year Senior who wants it. ,_ , , . Jan Buseelle wills her hair to Kathey Kelch if she promises to keep it short and change the color every other week. Her cheerleading ability to Doris Albro hoping that she can do it without giggling, and her ablllty at driving a car to Carrie Wraggie, providing she never takes a corner on four wheels. _ Betty Moul wills her blue eyes to Darlene Lott, providing she dosen t make eyes with them. Her smile goes to Margie Zimmerman if she will make good use of it.Her long hair goes to Janice Bender, providing that she doesn't cut it off. , _ Rosalie Novak wills her pony tall to Carol Finney, if she promises not to ha'cT,' cfiopT chew or cut it off, her first chair trombone to Denney Anderson since he'll get it anyway, her dimples to Judy Smith, since she likes them so well. Betty Tice wills her baritone to Glen Lefler because his sounds and looks” TiVe nS”could use a better one, her watch to anyone who needs a quick buck, her height goes to Carrie Wraggie so she won't have to be so short. , . . . Shirley Perkins wills her red hair to Lenora Taylor, so when she gets tired of hers, she can use it. Her glasses to anyone wno needs them, and her height to Carol Cudaback. , . . Betty Dawson wills her naturally wavey hair to Jean Stuckey and her nights out dancing to Nancy Gunlock, Just to keep it in the neighborhood 1 DaL, prj wills hlS-ffBtllt7 to-play football to Jerry Fralzer, nis reckless driving to Sandra Schepers, and bis ability to get along with the teachers to Bob Crawford. Baroara Hall wills her old red notebook to Sharon Tuttv, hoping that she will carry it to a few more classes, her dancing shoes to Karen Roby, and her lovely red freckles to Donna Babcock if she can find a place for smith wills his ability to play basketball to Bob Crawford, his fuzz cut to Tarry Gish, and his height to the Dawson boys. Cody Stollar wills his many girl friends to Gaylord Eifort. his old beat up clunker that he calls a car to Tom Harllng. and his ability to get into trouble to Janice Hulse. Duane Lott wills his ability to get along with the teachers to Ivan Lansdsn , his bashfulness to Bob Crawford, and his troubles to pick Quick . Tv n Little wills his position as student manager to Kathey Kelch, his weight to Max Beavers and his walk to Louis Becker. In witness whereof we have hereunto set our hands and affixed the seal at our high school in the city of Fairmont and the state of Nebraska this 16th day of May, 1956. The 1956 Senior Class Fairmont High School MEL STRACKE MARLENE KAUP LONNIE WEWEL RITA OBERMIRE DONALD MOON MARY MINNIG BUD ALEXANDER HELEN SIEBKEN BOB WESTERMAN AUCE SWEET AL BONERTZ CAROLYN SCHAAF RICHARD SCHMADERER MARVIN SCHOLZ LAVERN GRENOB MAUREEN ULRICH GLENDA CAMPBELL JERRY HEYNE MARILYN IRISH ALVIN KAUP BARTY GIVENS BECKY MOSES BUNNY KING DONALD NORTON Commencement Exercises SCHOOL AUDITORIUM Wednesday, May 16, 1956 8:00 P. M Class Motto—Today We Follow—Tomorrow We Lead Class Flower — White Carnation Class Colors — Green and White Board of Education CLAUDE LEFLER, President JOHN ANDERSON JR LLOYD DAWSON, Secretary BERNARD KINLEY CECIL SWARTZ. Vice President RAYMOND GISH GORDON CASSIDY. Treasurer Processional................. Invocation................... Salutatory Valedictory Commencement Address . . The Purple Road .... Presentation of Music Awards Presentation of Scholarships Presentation of Class . . . Presentation of Diplomas . . Benediction.................. Recessional.................. Fairmont School Band Rev. W. F. Payne ..............Dr. Sam Dahl ...............Girls Glee . . . . Richard Maschka Principal Frank Robbins Superintendent Roy Moore ................Claude Lefler (President, Board of Education) ... Dr. C. B. Hankins . . Fairmont School Band Junior Class BACK ROWr Jeff Mumby, Duane Smith, Dick Bender, Tom Harling, Verlin Olson, Le Allen Domier SECOND ROW Jerry Shepherd, Maurice Crawford, Beverlv Anderson, Gerry Wett- stead, Sharon Tutty, Doris Albro, Howard Lefler, Mr. Irwin FIRST ROW Millie Campbell, Sharron Moore, Mrs. Cellars, Donna Babcock, Nancy Ackerman, Beverly Smith, Sail' Frasier, Zesta Tavlor Sophomore Class BACK ROW: James Pease, Gaylord Elfert, Kenneth Swartz, Larry Gish, Louis Becker, Glen Lefler, SECOND ROW: Mr. Maschka, Dennis Anderson, Max Beavers, Carol Ackerman, Kathryn Kelch, Nadine Ackerman, Maxine Beavers, Karen Roby, Robert Burns, Roy Fry. FIRST ROW: Sandra Schepers, Margie Zimmerman, Darlene Lott, Doris Cantrell, Jean Stuckey, Janyce Gangstad, Judy Fleharty, Janice Hulse, LeNora Taylor. Not Pictured: Gale Stollar and Kenneth Zimmerman. PACK ROW: Gary Dawson, Vern Newman, Lloyd Dawson. MIDDLE ROW: Mr. Moore; Sponsor, Ivan Landsen, Jerry Frazier, Dick ' ulck. Bill Albro, Bob Crawford. FIRS'� ’ ROW: Carol Cudaback, Janet Goodman, Tarliyn Bender, Janloe Pender, Judy Smith, Nancy Gunlack, Carole Finney, Carrie wraggle . ctivities r c r c cc r c r c c r c c ■ r ? rt cd fi in ft ° on h o Tl ft i LJ Girls Chorus Majorettes Football First Team Formation Dale Fry Howard Lefler Verlin Olson Maurice Crawford Gale Stollar I sAlan LETTERMEN SENIORS Duane Lott, F Marvin Roper, FF Dale Fry, FFFF Domeler Tom Harllng Duane Lott Individual Points JUNIORS Maurice Crawford, F Le Alen Domeler, F Howard Lefler, F Tom Harllng, FF Verlin Olson, FF SOPHOMORES Kenneth Zimmerman, F Roy Fry, F Glen Lefler, F Jim Pease, F Larry Gish, F Gale Stollar, FF Gaylord Elfert, F Verlin Olson 37 Gale Stollar 36 Maurice Crawford 28 Dale Fry 9 Larry Gish 6 Jim Pease 6 Le Alen Domier I28- Total Points Coach Roy D. Moore «-fr All-Conference Trailways Mention and also All-State Honors 8-man in the Annual High School Football Selec- tions of The Lincoln Sunday Journal and Star, Gale Stollar receive All- Conference Trailways Honor Mention. Front row: Student Manager Ivan Little, Gary Dawaon, William Albro, Richard Quick, Lloyd Dawaon, Max Beavera, Jerry Frazier, Vern Newman, Ivan Lanaden. Back row: Coach Roy Moore, Maurice Crawford, Tom Harling Larry Gish, Verlin Olson, Le Alan Domeier, Marvin Roper, Gale Stollar Duane Lott, Roy Fry, Jim Pease, Howard Lefler, Jerry Shepard, Glen Lefler, Gaylord Eifert, Dale Fry, Kenneth Zimmerman, Student Manager Cody Stollar. Fairmont 7 Davenport 31 First game of the season, a little bad luck. Fairmont 19 Dorchester 13 This was a pretty close game all the way. Fairmont 13 McCool 13 It was a clean game of hard and rough football for both teams. Fairmont 25 Beaver Crossi This was another clean game. Fairmont 7 Exeter lj.6 This was a bad night for Fairmont Fairmont 6 Utica 18 The line wasn't used to their positions that night. Fairmont 32 Milford 7 This one the team won for their Dad's because it was Dad� s Night. Fairmont 19 Western 25 Was a good game but Fairmont Just couldn't get started. j Pep Club Voiley b a 11 FOURTH ROW: Millie Campbell, Janice Gangs tad, Janice Bender, Doris Cantrell, Carol Cudabaek. THIRD ROW: Beverly Anderson, Jean Stuckey, Janet Goodman, Nancy Gunlack, Tarilyn Bender, Janice Hulse, Selly Frazior, Betty Slazak (Coach). SECOND ROW: Jacky Pease, Judy Smith, Sandra Schepers, Betty Dawson, Janice Busselle, Barb Hall, Sharron Moore, Maxine Beavers FIRST ROW: Pat Adams, Pelila Cantrell, Judy Fleherty, and Beverly Smith . Basketball FRONT ROW: Coach Moore, Floyd Jacobsen, Dick Frazier, Gale Stollar, Jerry Smith, Verlin Olson, Morry Crawford. PACK ROW: Ken Swartz, Dick Bender, Marvin Roper, Larry Gish, Student Manager, Ivan Little. FRONT ROW: Jim Pease , LeAlien Doraeier, Dale Fry, Bernard Norris, Duane Lott, Louis Becker, Gaylord Eifert, MIDDLE ROW: Coaoh Roy Moore, Ivan Lansden, Bill Albro, Ken Zimmerman, Dick Quick, v0m Harling, Jerry Frazier, Bob Crawford, Cody Stollar, TOP ROW: Lloyd Dawson, Max Beavers Glen Lefler, Larry Gish, Marvin Roper, Ken Swartz, Howard Lefler, Gary Dawson, Student Manager,!van Little. Basketball Results Maurice Crawford Dick Fraizer Verlin Olson 1955-1956 Season Record Fairmont Fairmont Fairmont Fairmont 93 Fa'rmont Fairmont 55 Fairmont Fairmont Fai rmont Fairmont Fairmont Fairmont Fairmont Fairmont Fairmont Fairmont Fairmont Fairmont McCool Junction.... . 33 Dorchester • 42 Western Philios Ftica Byron . 64 Shiekely . 57 McCool ,. . . Milford Friend . 5« Osceola . 6 Exeter . 40 Milligan . 35 Beaver Crossing.... . 40 Beaver Crossing.... • 1+9 Exeter . 93 Milligan Nelson . 52 Verlln Olson,broad jumping T°m Harllng.shot putt Tom Harllng,hlgh jumping Dick pralzer, pole vaulting Athletic Banquet Frankie and Johnny King and sueen of Snorts Back Row: Francis Hurst Richard Maulsby, James Davis, David Shepherd, Eddie Hall, Richard Arbuck, Dean Roth, Roger Smith, and Terry Fleharty. Middle Row: Donna Lefler, CarolynPlock, Carole Turner, Darlene Vodicka, Maxine Galusha, Linda Engel. Charlene Arbuck, Susan Frazier, and Marvin Eifert. Mrs. Bixby Front Row; Gloria Hildebrand, Bette Harling, Elaine Guthrie, Juanita Patterson, Shirley Real, Janet Bridgman, Carolyn Budler, Karen Schepers, and Judith Hulse • 7 Back Row: Bob Roth, Larry Kelch, Jerry Gangsted, Glen Cudaback, Middle Row: Richard Havel, Lloyd Tucker, Ronald Bohling, Wayne Ackerman, George Cantrell, Robert Pease. Betty Slezak Front Rowr Sharon Lansden, Karen Domier, Connie West, Sharron Heinz, Doris Vodicka, Marilee Tucker. Pack Row: Larry Budler, Billy Plock, Dick Hall, Gian Jacobsen, Ray Ackerman, Bobby Carmichael, and Ronnie Perkins. Kiddle Row: Jane Heins, Marvin Real, Rex Heckenlively, Sandra McCreath, Bill Stuckey, Jack McIntyre, and Mrs Homer Farrar Front Row: Catherine Finney, Mary Ruth Payne, Betty West, Dianne Mau, Janet Turner, Elaine Long, and Bonnie Fleharty. Back Row: Francis Lefler, Donnie Campbell, Charlerf Hulse, Delvin Bngle, Doug West, Gilbert Albro, James Patterson, Jerry Snodgrass, Richard Hart on and Ronnie Maulsby Middle Row: Albert Radke, Paul Adams, Susan McCreath, Lorraine Tice, Dottie Swearinger, Roae Ann Gunlock, Larry Schepers, Robert Wettstead, and Miss Betty Novak—Teacher. Front Row: Pamela Nichols, Joyce Tucker, Sally Pease, Deanna Frazier, Nancy Mau, Barbara Stephenson, Doris Plock, Dianne Perkins, Carol Cantrell and Jeanne Bridgman. 4 Kenneth Kelch, Arden Allpander, Danny Perkins Jerry Kelch, Noel Baker, Janice West, Darrel Vodlcka, Tommy Shepherd, Mrs. Geslne Luethke Nancy Finney, Judy Rockhold, Catherine Payne, Joyce Smith, Barbara Budler, Judy Hildebrand, Elizabeth Kelch Lowell Stephenson, Patrick Pease, Stephen Miles, Rickey Carn.ichal, Michael Pease, Glen Plock, Frank Adams, Lanny Ackerman Gerald Stone, Michael Murrell, Lee Tice, Charles Sievert, Garold Stephenson, Norman Heckman, Frederick Payne Bonnie Apfer, Judy Cassidy, Suzanne Hulse, Patricia Mateja, Andrea Heckenllvely, Eileen Cantrell, Jane Perkins, Peggy Fleharty 3 Sievert, Michael Hohla, Gary u, Marvin Kelch, Richord Pease. Second Row: Ronald Roby, Stephen Hamelton, Carolyn Ackermann, Robert West, Daniel Scheoers, James Quick, Linda Anderson Bonnie Turner, Gary Knudsem, First Row: Dwight ’.Vest, Patricia Hall, Joyce Maulsby, Janice Lansden, Prances Ann McMahon, Linda Sievert Etta Maye Perkins, Karen Havel, Robert Bettger. 1 Back Row: Michael Adams. Larry Vodick , Robert Perkins, Elden Leuthke, John Nichols Lurry eath, Rex Albro, Jim Cantrell, Gene Ackerman, Betty Meier, Second Row: Deanna Patterson, Gayla Thomsen, Rodney -nudsen, Gary Opfer, Richard R«dke, Eddie Stephenson, Michael McMahon, Sharon Dado, Patsy Murrell, . iss Malsbary. First Row: Larry Plock, Kelly Campbell, Linda Finney, Judy Rose, Bonnie Burns, athy Hurling, Peggy Lovegrove, Kathleen Carmichael, Sandra Pockhold, John Budler, Graten Beavers. Back Rows Mrs. Baker, Martha Mateja, Kathryn Dado, Robert Smith, Linda Smith, Hina Ackerman Middle Row: Kristen Moul, Jimmy Cassidy, Sidney Babcock, Timothy Schepers, Lanny French, Jerry Johnston, Nancy O'Connor Front Rows Gary Vodlcka, Patricia Oates, Gloria Hulse, Barbara Zimmerman, Marilyn Broroan, Lou Ann Moul, William Bettger, and not pictured Bobby Perkins, CANADA Fine gl You are now at Mumfry’A Foods HOLLY- WOOD ‘Twenty Maui S wice 81 MEXICO CITY Congratulations Seniors of '56 ☆ BLANKE'S TAVERN Geneva. Nebraska JENNETT RADIO TV SALES — SERVICE Phone 29 Grafton Congratulations Seniors of '56 III Phone 3201 Reservations MILLER MOTEL Modern ☆ Air Conditioned V. S. Lynn, M. D. Cross Roads 81 and 6 Geneva, Nebraska MR. AND MRS H E. FRANCIS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS OF '56 ATLAS TIRES WASHING ACCESSORIES LUBRICATION BATTERIES POLISHING Hall's Standard Station Fairmont, Nebr. On Highway 6 Dial 3061 TRUMBLE CHEVROLET CO. SALES AND SERVICE Fairmont Nebraska E. F. BUICK CO. 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ASHBY Phone 444 Congratulations The A T Drug Store Seniors of Prescription Druggists '56 — FAIRMONT CLEANERS North Side Square Fairmont, Nebraska Telephone 320 York, Nebr. HENRY MAX WALT WEST BROTHERS Home Improvement Co. — Construction Co. Cooks Paints General Construction Wallpaper Remodeling Combination Windows — Awnings FREE ESTIMATES Cabinet Hardware FOR RENT Fairmont, Nebraska Sanders—Polishers—Wallpaper Steamer Phone 2131 H EST E D'S Congratulations to Seniors Geneva. Nebr. of '56 ★ ☆ Star Rebekah Lodge No. 8 Meet Your Friends At Fairmont, Nebraska Hesteds Kritner-Ashby Funeral Home Ambulance Service Phone: Geneva 136 - Fairmont 3311 FAIRMONT AND GENEVA. NEBRASKA Fairmont Insurance Agency Cartwright Radio TV CHAS. F. TOUS, Philco—Crosley-Capehart Agent Phone 407 FAIRMONT. NEBRASKA GENEVA, NEBRASKA Fries Package Store Congratulations Seniors of '56 REFRESHMENTS ☆ ECKERDTS SERVICE Geneva. Nebraska Fairmont, Nebraska Congratulations LaSalle Beauty Shop Seniors of '56 ☆ ☆ Phone 79 D. A. PORTVVOOD, D. D. S. Geneva. Nebraska ☆ Geneva, Nebraska SUTTON TV CENTER CHAT 'N' NIBBLE RCA Zenith Television The Place Sales, Service and Installation of Guaranteed Fine Foods ELMER PLETTNER JR. Geneva Nebraska Phone 2751 Sutton, Nebr. GRAFTON LOCKER OSBORN'S COMPLETE HOME PHONE 40 FURNISHINGS 710 Lincoln Ave. Tel. 822 Grafton, Nebraska York, Nebraska Congratulations Seniors of 1956 ☆ CONDON'S GARAGE Fairmont, Nebraska Congratulations SMITH'S JEWELRY Seniors HAMILTON BULOVA of WADSWORTH 56 Cosmic Diamonds RADKE'S GARAGE Fairmont, Nebraska Exeter, Nebraska Farmers Cooperative Assn. Non-Stock Grain - Purina Chows Grain Drying Petroleum Products Custom Mixing Fairmont - Dial 2151 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS OF 56 Jacox Jewelry Vouge Clothing Store ☆ Geneva. Nebraska Propane Gas Carburetion For Tractors - Trucks - Cars Save Up to 50r'c Consumers Co-Op Propane Co. A. T. Boom, Mgr. Sutton, Nebraska KELLERS TAVERN Refreshments ON - OFF SALE Chaney Implement Company A Complete Farm and Tire Equipment Service r ymn Pm� ,! � � .! � ' 1 Phone 27 Geneva. Nebraska FIRESTONE AND GOODYEAR TIRES South Side Mobil Service GAS - OIL - LUBRICATION Car Washing Phone 484 Geneva BILL FRY Electric ☆ Phone 3961 ☆ Fairmont, Nebraska GRAFTON, NEBRASKA BUNGALOW CAFE Home Cooked Meals Ice Cream—Cold Drinks “You’ll Like Our Food” Fairmont Phone 2737 Congratulations Seniors of '56 Phone 2411 MOUL TRANSFER Fairmont, Nebraska GENEVA TRANSFER PHONE 131 Geneva, Nebraska Ship by Truck Lincoln Phone 2-1013 Omaha Phone WE 9491 Daily Service HOLROYD BAKERY BREAD — PASTRY PIE —COOKIES Phone 123 Geneva Nebraska HORANS PRODUCE Cream. Eggs and Poultry Victor and Gemco Feeds Phone 2181 BOREN'S Groceries Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Drygoods “The Blackbird Store” Phone 2241 Fairmont. Nebr. Dan's 66 Station Cafe SUTTON, NEBRASKA Highway 6 Fairmont Drive In BAUMANN BROS., Inc. ☆ Wholesale Distributors Malts - Sundaes - Cones Auto Parts — Petroleum Products ☆ MID LEE ROTH Your HUDSON Dealer Fairmont, Nebraska Grafton, Nebraska PANCAKE JEWELRY “Bluebird Diamonds” PALMER'S BAR Bulova, Elgin. Hamilton and Wyler Watches Refreshments Gifts For All Occasions We Give S H Green Stamps Grafton, Nebraska YORK, NEBR. ROGERS SHOE STORE SMYERS JEWELRY ★ Keepsake Diamonds Quality Footwear Cambridge Glassware ★ Parker Pens and Pencils York, Nebraska York, Nebr. HILDERS JEWELRY G. A. Hartman Sons Rexall Druggists York, Nebraska Congratulations Seniors of ’56 ★ Complete Drug Service York, Nebraska Prescriptions Are Our Business BEAVERS 1. G. A. Drugs — Sundries Complete Food Store” School Supplies ★ General Merchandise Meats, Groceries, Fruits Vegetables Fountain Service ★ ★ BEAVERS GROCERY McClellan drug co. “The Rexall Store” Fairmont, Nebraska Fairmont Nebr. i SCHEPERS FILLMORE CHRONICLE “For Finer Foods” Home Dressed Meats Groceries Business Stationery Booklets . . . Advertising Posters Tickets, Etc. Fresh Fruits and Vegetables : Fairmont 3321 Nebr. Fairmont, Nebraska RUSTYS Barber Shop FAIRMONT VARIETY ☆ i HAIRCUTS AND SHAVES Every Gift Showers and Baths For Young and Old H EISEY'S Fairmont Lights Water Kodak — Films Hallmark Cards PATRONAGE IS APPRECIATED Geneva, Nebraska ; 1 Phone 3341 ★ BILL FRY Fairmont, Nebraska i Herb's Standard Service and Bus Stop 1 ☆ Grafton, Nebraska Congratulation Seniors of '56 ☆ i Jensen Plumbing Heating Fairmont, Nebraska Phone 3721 NICHOLS 66 SERVICE CAPES RADIO SHOP Zenith Radios and TV Sets : Gas — Phillips — Oil RADIO AND TV REPAIRING For Service Dial 3291 SALES : Fairmont, Nebr. Tubes, Batteries Taxi —Dial 3291 or 2261 Electrical Appliances Repairing j : Fillmore GEIS MOTORS County Implement Co. York, Nebr. John Deere Sales and Service Chrysler, Dodge Irrigation Well Drilling and Supplies Plymouth PHONE 216 John R. Friesen, Prop. SALES AND SERVICE Geneva, Nebraska NEBRASKA SIGNAL NICHOLS ; Skating Rink Business Stationary j Booklets . . . Advertising Posters SKATING EVERY Tickets, Etc. SATURDAY Geneva, Nebraska Fairmont Nebraska FARMERS STATE BANK Congratulations to Seniors Fairmont, Nebraska of '56 Established 1886 ☆ ★ Earl H. Wilkins President Carl E. Schneider Vice President Chas. F. Tous Cashier Paul's Texaco Service Highway 6, Fairmont, Nebr. Phone 2841 Congratulations Seniors of '56 ☆ j. m. McDonald York. Nebraska BOO IMPLEMENT CO. Geneva Nebraska INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER KEN'S PLACE REFRESHMENTS Geneva, Nebraska DAIRY SWEET Malts — Shakes Cones — Hot Dogs BARB-QUE BEEF Root Beer Exeter, Nebraska West Side Grocery Cafe HOME MADE PASTRIES Meats — Groceries Frozen Meats Bar Geneva, Nebraska Fairmont Nursing Home Mrs. Zelma Moore Fairmont, Nebraska