Gibbon High School - Buffalo Yearbook (Gibbon, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1958 volume:

NNY N Y X XXX N: x.-,xxfc xx-N. xxx ,f-o ff'- V 1 n+..,,:g- Editor Assistant Editor Business Manager Features . . . Activities .... Sports. . . . Advertising , , Art ....... Photography . . Sponsor ..... Annual Staff Lorraine DeBr1e John Power Sharon Clark Nancy Guthrie Alta Albin Donna Schnase Jean Walker Jeanie Torske Brad Dwiggins Art Martinez ,Thais Guthrie Barbara Cline , Gary Brandt . Jim Stearley . . .Miss Psota Behind he cenes , ' ' F' ' .,, ,Fl ,A 4 ' 'A . X -fi 1' -1 . . ' 4' 1' f !, -f 4,5 9 A u . -I X , Q fl , 1 w .Q 43 ' 1-, , 2 l r -W - .nr , vw N is 9' A 1-1111- Messrs. Christensen, Dunklau, Willis, Clark, Thompson, Leonard, Cavenee, Power. Wh ' T k PI ere Achon a es ace fudent Council STANDING Sharon Schnase Freshman Shernl Clevenger Sophomore Barbara Clme Semor J'1m E1a1neMaret ,Tumor Pres1dentBradDw1gg1ns Sen1or Mrs Bals Sponsor The members of the student counc11 are elected by the class they represent. The sen1or prestdent IS elected by the enure student body Th1s year s counc11 sponsored a square dance and had charge of the Salvatmon Army carnpa1gn 111 G1bbon. They also had charge of the pop machme and conducted several campalgns for neat lockers at school Darling, ,Tuniorg Bradley Bundy, Freshman: Kenny Maret, Sophomore. SEATED: Jim Andersen, Seniorg ELLEN WILLIS - Office Secretary PEARL VOHLAND - Head Janitor IIM HORAN - Assistant Janitor Hot lunch program 1n actlon Cooks PAULINE KROLL AND ANN CLARK . I 251 f f ED BILLS Asslstant Coach Football 85 Track Basketball Coach Socxal Studxes B1010gy WARREN ALEXANDER Mathemaucs SCICDCC IOYCE PSOTA Engllsh Dramatlcs Annual Sponsor BILLY MARTIN Vocat1ona1 Agnculture F F A MARTIN DUNKLAU Supermtendent Bookkeepmg Dnver Trammg DONALD ZIMMERMAN LEO HARDER Muslc Library ROBERT LANGIN Mathemaucs Mechamcal Drawmg Industnal Arts AMY DUSEK Vocauonal Home Economlcs Football a. Track coach F H A A DELAINE BALS Prmclpal Commerc 1al 3 if fi SEN I OR J U N IOR SOPHOMOR F RESHH vm Tame Marches On Four years rt seems have passed us b Srnce we were the Freshmen rn Grbbon Hrgh We found as the year progressed along, To the bottom of the ladder we belonged At the end of the year we were glad that we No longer the lowlrest would be We moved up one step on the ladder of ume For to the status of Sophomore we had clrmbed The thrngs we wanted to be and try, Left us Wllh one year too fast gone by As we reached for our thrrd rung on the ladder of learnlng Ah the Iunror year wrth rts tnals and trrbulatrons Of money, class rlngs, and prom decoratrons Frnally to that once thought unattarnable peak we drd use To that POSIIIOD supreme that last rung so hrgh Senrors were we at last so renowned' And happrly we awarted that cap and gown But rf we could re live and re try Just one of those four years gone by The wrse old ladder knows that we A lowly Freshman would choose to be by Ieanre Torske ll 0 ll l ' Y. W-f w . 4 We found that to be Juniors we were yearning. lr . . . , . . . ' 1 X w V Q c SEN IORS Y , N 1 1 ff? f' eff ww ff 7 f x , ff W N Q., f 'N Cv J Wx g Q, , nf! f 5 fc A ff! ffif Q fa K gg- ,Q ii. NB Q l. Q :Z M-ig-,.g'-4. 2. - , Q W 'fv 7 ' I fi 11332: I If A f f ' gig' Z , I' Q .. ' 'X Z f. Z' I I X 's I.4 f r!'1ff' ' ' .H 4 , 'X - i 7 M is ffff XA f . f:1f12'gg, 4 X X l I ig A fsggl gztis ' L j- '3TM ' ' W 'M' M W K W A.,,,., F K f A 76 A an V' I 1 L m,., , , W hh, t A I f ' JA 'i tr il , is gf 1 Q y 5 J 5 E V 2' 1 4 A s r ' I xv 5 ' e R 3 4, 5 ' ? f z. ' 5 -' Q 7 a .5 ., , A 1 i 9: ,, s, , , f A 1' 3 5 s .., ,M emor Class Officers JAMES ANDERSEN The world knows nothing of ns greatest men. Class Play 3 Student Councll 4 Basketball 3 4 I Jrm Andersen w1ll my manly physlque and my pos1t1on on the basketball team to Kenny Maret when he grows up ALTA ALBIN The important thing is not so much where we stand as 1n what d1rect1on we are mov1ng. Pep Club 1 2 3 4 Pep Club Offxcer 3 4 Marchmg Squad 1 2 3 4 Drummer 3 4 Gxrls Glee 1 2 3 Mixed Chorus 1 2 3 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Class Play 4 50 W P.M Typlng Pm 2 G1r1s Physlcal Educanon 2 Class Off1cer 2 4 Honor Band Member 1 2 3 4 Small Vocal Groups 2 3 4 Small Instrumental Groups 4 Muslc Award C1IlZ6IlShlD Award Babe Ruth Sportsmanshlp Award I Alta Albm w1ll my well mannered ways to Dlck Summers For gosh sakes use them' SHARON CLARK Labor disgraces no man unfortunately you occaslonally f1nd men who dxsgrace labor F H A 2 3 4 F H A Off1cer 2 3 4 F H A District Conventlon 2 3 4 F H A State Conventton 4 F H A Work Shop 2 3 4 F H A DISUICI Off1cer 3 4 Pep Club 1 2 3 4 Marchmg Squad 12 34 Glrls Glee l 2 3 Mixed Chorus 2 34 Band 1 2 3 4 Honor Band Member 1 2 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Glrls Physxcal Educatxon 2 Sclence Club 4 Scrence Club Off1cer 4 State Homemakmg Degree 4 Small Vocal Groups 4 Small Instru mental Groups 4 McCall s Teen Age Faslnon Board 4 I Sharon Clark w1llmyhomemak1ngab1l1ty to the Freshman Class of next year to ease then mtserxes II ' I I . . . ,, U I I A I I I I I I I 1 I ' ' I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I n 0 - . I . ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 I 1 . . . . I 1 1 1 1 1 A I 1 1 1 . . . . I I I I I I 1 ' 0 ' n Z 1 0 - .Q 1' r if , 1 I J, , 1, Ahgf ' In 'K 1: FQ V451 V 2 , of g I ,. -1 ,ff os , ' ' I ' Il 1 O ' a ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 , 1 1 1 I I 0 Q I I I I I I I I O I I I I I I I I I I I I I A ' . 1 ' I 0 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 1 1 ' ' ' I I I I I . . . . . . . I I I 1 1 ' l ' - . I O I I SHIRLEY SLATER To be a great person and a saint for one s self IS the one important thing F H A 2 Pep Club 1 2 3 4 Pep Club Officer 4 Marching Squad 2 3 4 Girls Glee 1 2 3 Mixed Chorus 1 2 3 4 Class Play 3 Class Officer 3 4 I Shirley Slater will my sunny personality to Joan Murr You ll shape up yet Joan. .TEAN WALKER You cannot do a kindness too soon because you never know when it will be too late JAMES STEARLEY A man must have a certain amount of intelligent ignorance to get anywhere Boys Glee 34 Mixed Chorus 3 4 Class Play 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Class Officer 1 Football 12 34 All Conference Football 4 Nominated Allstate Football 4 Science Club 3 Intramural Basketball 1 2 3 4 Homecommg Attendant 4 Small Vocal Groups 4 I, ,Tim Stearley will my old Ford to anyone with the ability to put it together and keep it running. F H A 2 3- F H A Officer 2 3- State Convention 2- Work Shop 2- National Convention 2 Pep Club 1 2 3 4- Pep Club Officer 4 Marching Squad 1234- Drummer 34 Girls Glee 1 2 3- Mixed Chorus 1 2 3 4- State Music Clinic 4- Band 1 2 3 4 Mixed Chorus Accompanist 3 4 Honor BandMember 3 Band Board 3 4- Class Play 3 4- Annual Staff 4 50 W PM Typing Pin 3 Dramatics 4- Class Officer l- Betty Crocker Homemaker 4- Homecoming Queen 4 Girls State 3- Prom Attendant 3- Small Vocal Groups 34- F F A Attendant4 Music Award- Scholarship Award. I .Tean Walker will .Tim Stearley to anyone who can put up with him but I ll be back to pick him up at 7-00 all BRADLEY DWIGGINS You can always tell a Harvard man but you can t tell h1m much! Boys Glee 12 34 Mlxed Chorus 2 34 Class Play 34 Annual Staff 4 Dramat1cs 4 Student Counctl 4 Student Councxl Officer 4 Class Off1cer 2 3 Basketball 3 4 All Conference Basketball 34 Boys State 3 Cmzenshxp Award Babe Ruth Sportsmansh1p Award. I Brad DWlgg1l'lS w1ll my lndustrlousness to Brad Bundy so that he w1ll be ready to graduate 1n a few more years of no value. LORRAINE DEBRIE The world means somethmg to the capable. F H A 34 F HA Offtcer 4 Pep Club 1 2 34 PepClub Offlcer 3 4 Marchmg Squad 1 2 3 4 Majorette 3 4 Glrls Glee 1 2 3 M1xed Chorus 1 2 3 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Honor Band Mem ber 1 2 3 4 Band Board 4 One Act Play 2 Class Play 3 4 Annual Staff 4 50 W PM Typmg Pm Dramat1cs 1 2 34 Glrls Phys1cal Education 2 Student Council 2 Class Off1cer 3 L1brar1an 3 Snow Ball Attendant4 Sc1enceClub 3 4 Sc1ence Club Offlcer 4 I-lomecommg Attendant 4 G1rls State Alter nate 3 Small Vocal Groups 3 Acttvltxes Award Annual Edltor Award Dramanc Award Scholarshxp Award. I Lorrame DeBr1e will my orgamzxng ab1l1ty to the .Tumor Class so they can accomphsh at least one thxng next year RCBE GARCIA I never met a man I dldn t hke. Pep Club 1 2 3 4 Glrls Glee 1 2 Mixed Chorus 2 4 Class Play 4, 40 W.P.M. Typmg Pm 3, Llbranan 2 l, Rose Garcxa, w1l1 my loud mouth to no one because xt IS ll ' . . . .: . . . ' : .: ...: I I: I II: Il I . . - I I I I I : 1 s I ' . , . I I ',t.v 1 . 1 E .sr 3 Z I -.xt Y - . - .fakxl 9 YY, . . ' ' I I : : I I li I ' . Ii ' c - 1 n I I I D I I I l I : 1 : ' 2 .: .: 1 . 1 I' ' a I I I I . A D I . I ll ' I ' ll n I ' n I I I I I I NANCY GUTHRIE Wrtte 1nJur1es tn the dust but ktndness IH stone. F H A 2 Pep Club 1 2 3 4 March1ng Squad 1 2 3 4 G1rls Glee 1 2 3 Mtxed Chorus 2 3 4 Class Play 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Dramattcs 1 3 4 Student Counctl 1 Lxbrarlan 3 I, Nancy Guthr1e w1ll my fltrty dark eyes to Conn1e Johannsen who I know lS well exper1enced ln ustng them. ROBERT O'NEILL Books are good enough m the1r own way but they are a m1ghty bloodless substltute for hfe Boys Glee 34 Mixed Chorus 34 Class Play 3 Student Counc11 2 Basketball Student Manager 1 2 3 4 Track Student Manager 2 3 4 Intramural Basketball 1 2 3 4 Homecommg K1ng4 FFA 1 Footba1l1234. I Bob O'Ne1ll w111 my careful dr1v1ng to Larry Puttergtll Happy landmgs Larry! THAIS GUTHRIE She had a head to contrlve a tongue to persuade and a hand to execute any mtschlef F H A 2 Pep Club 1 2 3 4 Pep Club Off1cer 3 Marchtng Squad 1 2 3 4 Cheerleader 3 4 G1r1s Gleel 2 3 M1xedChorus 2 3 4 Class Play 3 4 50 W P.M Typ1ngP1n2 Class Offtcer 1 I Thats Guthrle w1ll my abxhty to get along wtth Mr Langm to B111 Dunklau Gordon Brown Frank Garcla and Larry Shinkle because there is enough to go around .TEANIE TORSKE Beyond the sllver mlst of school days reach for the sohd gold maturlty F H A 2 F H A Offlcer 2 Pep Club 1 2 3 4 Pep Club Offlcer 3 4 Marchmg Squad 1 2 3 4 Cheerleader 3 4 G1r1s Glee 1 2 3 Mxxed Chorus l 2 3 4 One Act Play 2 3 4 Class Play 3 Annual Staff 4 50 W P.M Typmg P1n2 Scxence Club 3 Sc1ence Club Officer 3 Small Vocal Groups 2 3 4 Vocal Solo 3 I Jeame Torske bemg teacher s pet w1ll tkus talent to Larry Shmkel who already needs IL CIWNX -Aff JANE POWER Patience IS the best remedy for every trouble. F H A 2 3 4 Pep Club 1 2 3 4 Marchlng Squad 2 3 4 Cheer leader l Majorette 3 Drum Majorette 4 Gxrls Glee 1 2 3 4 Mxxed Chorus l 2 3 4 Class Play 3 45 W P.M Typlng Pm 2 Dramatlcs 4 Gxrls Physxcal Educatton 12 3 F F.A At tendant 1 Sclence Club 4 Homecomng Attendant 4 Vocal Solo 4 I Jane Power w1l1 my ablhty to argue to Carolyn Codner You ll never lose out Cod! T- rle CZ.. SCM JOHN POWER I am w1ll1ng to taste any drmk once. F F A 1 F F A State Judging Contest fStateJ 1 F F A Creed Speaker 1 Boys Glee 3 4 Mixed Chorus 3 4 State Muslc Cl1n1c 3 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Band Board 4 One Act Play 3 Class Play 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Class Offlcer 1 Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Track 1 2 3 4 Baseball 1 All Conference Basketball 4 All Conference Football4 Homecommg Attendant Groups 4 ACIIVIIICS Award Athletxcs Award Sportsmanshlp Award I John Power w11l my runrung abllxty to Charles Hunt thls IS for track Chuck not women. P N .f-fx Adams qs'n1qsSew 2 4g Boys' State Alternate 3g Prom Attendant 33 Small Vocal ' Lek! I , ELLENA GRIFFIN Learn the Sweet magic of a cheerful faceg not always smiling, but at least serene. Girls' Glee 3,4g Librarian 2,3. I, Ellena Griffin, will my quiet ways to Mary Lou Peterson. Maybe the atmosphere around the building next year will be changed. HELEN HEHNER Born with the gift of laughter F H A 2 Pep Club 2 3 4 Pep Club Officer 4 Marching Squad 3 4 Girls Glee 2 3 MIXBG Chorus 3 4 Band 2 3 Honor Band Member 2 3 Class Play 4 Dramaucs 4 Glrls Physical Ed ucation 2 Librarian 4 I Helen Hehner will my DOISC toCarolynL1ndblom. How have you managed without it, Carolyn? THOMAS DARLING Ignorance is the curse of God knowledge the wing where with we fly to heaven. Boys Glee 1 Class Play 3 I Tom Darling w1ll myself to any beautiful blond mov1e star who has a lot of money and a Mercury M ' , ' - 1 ' n ' . , n I v 1 u ' ' n a --vi ani I - .' . . lr ns nn an . . ' . ' - tl 1 1 I . l s JERRY MURR He IS a talker and needs no quesnomng before he speaks l Jerry fBob Hopej Murr w111 my corny Jokes to Emery Cudaback who IS capable of usmg them. SIM Flwef MARIE KOZISEK Preserve me from unseasonable and immoderate sleep Pep Club 1 2 3 4 Pep Club Off1cer 4 Marchmg Squad 3 4 Drummer 3 GIIIS Glee 34 Band 23 50 W P.M Typmg Pm3 I Mane Kozxsek w1ll my slster Jack1e to the Umted States M1ss1le Department. Send her to the moon boys! S JLVGI .TANIS RASMUSSEN Hell IS more bearable than notlungless Pep Club 1 2 3 4 Marchmg Squad 2 3 4 Drummer 3 4 G1rls Glee 1 2 Band 1 2 3 4 Class Play 4 Llbrarian 1 2 I Jams Rasmussen w1l1 my mght life to Maggle Delgado Moonlxght brxghtens the eyes Maggle. It 7' 5 . ...z ' : ' .: , A . ' I I . I ll DI U . . . ' 5 ' Q 1 o Q, ' ' . . . 1.2 . 0: I vo- 1: Scania f Cznsfff ll ' ' ' II . . l l Lylq-n ' ll ' ' I! . 1 I 0 I . ' llll Ill ll .: ...: :' .- ' . . . . . . . . . . BONNIE .TOHANNSEN Keep the golden mean between saytng too much and too httle F H A 2 3 4 F H A Off1cer 3 4 D1SU'1CI Convenuon 4 State Conventxon 3 Cheerleader 4 Gtrls Glee 12 3 4 Student Council 3 Class Offxcer 24 Snow Ball Queen 4 Student Counc11 Officer 3 Homecomlng Attendant 4 Work Shop 4 Pep Club 1 2 3 4 Marchtng Squad 2 3 4 F F A Sweetheart 44 I Bonrue .Tohannsen w1ll my weakness to blush to anyone wtth a book large enough to htde behind unul the color goes down. ART MARTINEZ. Hell IS empty and all the devtls are here. Boys Glee 1 2 3 4 M1xed Chorus 2 3 4 Class Play 3 Annual Staff 4 40 W P.M Typxng Pin Basketball 3 Track 1 4 Intramural Basketball 4 I Art Martmez w1ll myself to any blond who 1S better than the one Tom Darltng gets CCad1llac preferredj I MARGENE MYERS Very ltttle IS needed to make l1fe happy F H A 1 2 3 Pep Club 1 2 3 4 M1xed Chorus 3 4 Pep Club Offxcer 4 Marclung Squad 3 4 Glrls Glee 1 2 3 Ltbrartan I Margene Myers w1l.l my brother Roger to no one because I wouldn t W1Sh that guy on anybody , . . . , . I 7 I i Q I H LOIS CATLIN Better be happy than be wlse Pep Club 1 2 Glrls Glee 1 2 3 I Lots Catlm w11l my ab111ty to chew gum constantly to any one whose Jaws can stand II BARBARA CLINE I ve taken my fun where I ve found IL Pep Club 1 2 3 4 Pep Club Offlcer 4 Marchlng Squad l 2 34 Glrls Glee 1 2 3 Mlxed Chorus 2 34 Class Play 3 Annual Staff 4 Student Counc1l 4 Class Offlcer 2 I Barbara C11ne w1ll my slster Joyce to Glbbon I-hgh so I can keep up on all the gosslp 'S' JAMES CLINE I grow old learnlng somethlng new everyday F F A 12 F F A State ,Tudgmg Contest 1 F F A Creed Speaker 1 Boys Glee 3 4 Mlxed Chorus 3 4 Class Play 3 Student Council 1 Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 3 Track 1 Intramural Basketball 4 I J1m Chne w1ll Sherrll to no one. Hands off boys' ll ' Il , . 1' ' ll il. i. .. - . gg ' ' ll . llllgili ' :'.' 4 . - .- . . I ll ll I : : : . ff uv 1 'lo ' V ' : ' .. 1 I ' 1 . n v ll Ill ill 1 : 's ' - ' .'. . . . SHIRLEY ROOS It is as fatal as II is cowardly to blmk facts because they are not to our taste.' F.H.A. 2,3,4, Pep Club l,2,3- Pep Club Off1cer 3gG1r1s' Phys1ca1 Educatxon 1,2,3g Lxbrarian 1.2.3. I Shtrley Roos w111 my tranquilizers to the future homemakmg students Good luck g1r1s! GUY CURE Every man s affalrs however l1tt1e are tmportant to hxm se FFA 1 I Guy Cure w11l my expert dr1v1ng to B111 DCBIIC' Caut1on kldsl They bulld too low who bu1ld beneath the stars F H A 2 3 4 F H A Off1cer 3 4 Work Shop 3 4 Pep Club 1 2 3 4 Pep Club Off1cer 4 Marchtng Squad 1 2 3 4 Cheer leader 4 Drummer 3 Girls Glee 1 2 3 Mlxed Chorus 2 3 4 Class Play 3 Annual staff 4 Class Off1cer 3 Snow Ball Attendant 4 Prom Attendant 3 F F A Attendant 4 I Donna Schnase w1l1 my ab1l1ty to cheer the football and bas ketball teams to anyone who can keep up wlth my cast Iron lungs lf. ' ' DONNA SCHNASE GARY BRANDT L1fe IS a plcture pa1nt It well Boys Glee 1234 Mlxed Chorus 12 34 Class Play 3 Student Council 3 Intramural Basketball 2 I Gary Brandt wxll my ablhty to draw pretty g1rls to Frank Garcla who always has an eye for pretty gxrls ALFONSO DELGADO Pauence IS a great thxng but II never helped a rooster lay aflegg Class Play 3 Class Off1cer 4 Intramural Basketball 12 I Al Delgado w1ll my msurance to anyone who dares Joln me for a r1del 7 ,l 1 ,M Z if N f 1 CLASS FLOWER Red Rose CLASS COLORS Cr1mson and Sxlver CLASS MOTTO Our knowledge is our power and God our strength CLASS SPONSORS Mrs Bals and Mrs Dunklau 3.4. ' . wg twig gal A 1 4 t C 2 5' : 11 11 f 1-,V 4 1' 'V Z , I 'J if J ' 1 1 1' 3 ., I , To v I, - 'fi , 1 557 f ' I f' ,x 'gif' rf' 'F -X ff X K '.' Q 1- X C ass One bright September mormng in 1945 we f1nd twenty seven shy youngsters gathering on the school steps To them th1S was the biggest event of the year They had now reached that ripe old age of five which entitled them to beg1n the biggest step in their lives After each had found a chaxr in the small kindergarten room Mrs Beltzer called the roll Roll included Alta Albin James Anderson Erick Ashburn John Baxter Sharon Clark,BarbaraCl1ne,Iohn Deming Lorraine DeBr1e Shlrley Donaldson Bradley Dwiggms Thomas Edmonds Rose Garcia Thats Guthrie Nancy Guthrie LeeDel Howard Robert Kaps ArturoMart1nez Colleen Mathews Patricia Patter son Jane Power John Power Steven Odell Donna Schnase Roberto Vasquez Jean Walker Sandra Webb and Barbara Wiebold From this enjoyable year we passed to the next Mrs Wrede now had the pleasure of trying to tram our yound m1nds and sprawling group By now we had dropped John Baxter John Deming LeeDel Howard Robert Kaps and Roberto Vasquez and added James Cline and Patr1c1a Coon. This gave us a group of twenty four Mrs Wrede gladly passed us on to M1ss Kay D1er who accepted us but not with haste. By this time we had bade farewell to Thomas Edmonds and Colleen Mathews and welcomed Barbara Roberson Nancy Kennell James McPeck and Jams Rasmussen Th1S gave us a total of twenty six Miss Chramosta was the next to be favored with our presence To get our group of twenty eight we gained Franc1s Figueroa Margene Myers Carolyn Torske Geraldine Lathan Sh.1r1eyRoos, Anne Wilson Ronald Daily and David Castaneda To match this gain we lost Erick Ashburn Jane Power John Power Barbara Roberson Nancy Kennell and James McPeck Our years were passing fast and we were now fourth graders Mrs Bosse was our next victim This year we lost Barbara Cline James Cline, Ronald Daily and David Castaneda and were favored with Roger Gorman s entrance leaving us twenty five students The fifth grade was speclal because the room was on the second floor We found that those added Haggeman. From this position she watched Ronald Daily David Castaneda Tw1la Sickler Barbara Cline and James Cline climb the sta1rs for the f1rst time and watched Roger Gorman descend the stairs for the last time Mrs Ice was at the door to welcome twenty eight into the sixth grade but we left with only twenty six We arrived at the number by losing Francis Figueroa Geraldine Lathan Sandra Webb Ronald Daily and Twila Stckler and gairung Sonya Aldrich Howard Brayton and Thomas Darling Our seventh grade was the most mixed up of them all We had three teachers tlus year beginning with Mr McCal1ester and end1ng w1th Mr Bell Along w1th the teachers we lost Howard Brayton, Steven Odell and Patricia Patterson and ga1ned Ronald Goesch Marie Koztsek Jane Power John Power and Donald Carpenter This left twenty eight in our class Twenty seven bright eyed grown up men and women f1n1shed their last year of grade school To share our enthuslasm we f1nd James Stearley and Leonard Kubik but lost David Castaneda Ronald Goesch and Barbara Wtebold We owe much to Mrs Zlmmerman for the gutdance she gave us in preparing for high school With the memories of those we lost and for the honor of those we gained we awaited the following years Contrary to the entrance into kindergarten eight years ago the twenty seven shy youngsters have increased in number to forty one and are now self confident mature individuals They include from the eighth grade Alta Albln Sonya Aldrich James Anderson Donald Carpenter Sharon Clark Barbara Cllne James Cline Patr1c1aCoon Thomas Darling Lorra1neDeBr1e Shirley Donaldson Bradley Dwiggins Rose Garcia Nancy Guthrie Thats Guthrie Mane Kozlsek Arturo Martinez Margene Myers Jane Power stairs didn't help our grades any, though. Waiting at the top of the stairs each morning we found Miss History John Power, Jams Rasmussen, Shlrley Roos, Donna Schnase,James Stearley, Carolyn Torske, Jean Walker, and Anne Wtlson From the country were added' Amelia Anderson Gary Brandt Lots Catl1n Guy Cure Alfonso Delgado Bonn1e Johannsen Jerry Murr Robert O Ne1ll Prrsctlla Newbold Darrell Roeder Robert Slater and Helen Summers Dunng the year were added Ellena Grtffxn and B1l1y Hayworth We lost Bllly Hayworth and Sonya Aldr1ch. We were most anxlous to see vacat1on come even though we found our ftrst year CXCIIIHQ Forgettmg the few troubles we expertenced as freshmen we eagerly entered our sophomore year Jolmng us at thxs tlme were Lyla Endecott and Helen Hehner Those leavmgwere Lyla Endecott, Darrell Roeder and Robert Slater We enthuslasncally entered our Jumor year and tmmedlately found ourselves ln a wh1r1 of act1v1t1es The .Tumor Play and the .Tumor Semor Prom were the blg moments of the year Jerry Wunder Jomed us III ttme to enjoy the Prom. Gradually we lost Ame11a Anderson Pr1sc1lla Newbold Helen Stunmers Anne Wllson and .Terry Wunder We ga1ly entered our semor year but suffered the loss of Patr1c1a Coon Shlrley Donaldson and .Teame Torske Iearue later returned to graduate w1th us At last we were at the top Our eyes were conttnually on the fut11re but as we were maklng plans for graduanon our hearts were saddened wtth the thoughts of betng separated from our classmates w1th whom we had shared our secrets our joys and our heartaches We also dreaded the thought of leavmg our teachers who have played such an tmportant part tn moldmg our lwes But most of all we were sorry because we would no longer be a part of dear old Glbbon Hlgh Wtth the completton of these years and the fun we have shared the Semors of 1958 bxd all of you a farewell mm M lwsq Sl' QQ- '34 9 'NJA A ' s 0? CFP sasszfln 5 we am . 7 v 'Gift 'ffafszaf -a w ' Ni I 1 A ' li-Yivixs-' CD Q V. C I . U I ' . f I , I I . . I . I . Y . , ' . I I !Eifg?f-t4l'av5afF5i4 1 v'-5:'t'L:. K.', 4 I 5:4 f'T3' , A ffgA. ':::s ':E!g N 1' ' v' ' A . - v'4 L' .w ' X l QD? X .. K 3 -.1 SSS Art Martmez dressed In a tuxedo entered the large banquet hall He had paxd S250 for th1s ticket and 1ntended to get hls money s worth. He ate the dmner wlth great enthustasm but as the master of ceremonles lntroduced the speaker Art s mterests turned elsewhere. He gazed around lum at the many people. Suddenly h1s attenuon turned to one person. Dont I know her? She certarnly looks famlllar Sure that s Thals Guthrlel Wonder what she s dO1Ilg now I ll have to ask her about our old graduaung class she s just the person who d knowl The sudden blast of applause brought Art back to h1s sense and he Jomed 1n wlth much vlgor He watched Thals as she made her ex1t to make sure he wouldn t m1ss her When they met she recogmzed h1m lnstantly After Thais had talked for several hours the conversat1on fmally got around to the Semors of 1958 And just as Art thought Thals knew all about them. BRAD DWIGGINS one of the keepers at the Natlonal Zoo was almost swallowed by a large pehcan. It IS sa1d that Brad would have suffered a fate snmlar to that of Jonah had tt not been for hls large feet whlch the b1rd was unable to get lll 1ts mouth ROSE GARCIA has Jotned SHIRLEY ROOS'S S1de Show SDSCISIIY whlch 1S now travelmg wxth Rmglmg Brothers Circus Rose lS known as the world s most famous tattooed lady JERRY MURR has takenSteve Allen s place as acomedxan. He began h1s career on the Semor Tr1p ALFONSO DELGADO IS an elevator operator Ln a one story bulldmg BOB O'NEILL IS a slave aucnoneer HIS latest v1ct1ms were LOIS CATLIN and MARGENE MYERS whom he sold to GUY CURE Guy needed some extra help on hls worm farm. TOM DARLING IS now operatmg The Darhng Funeral Parlor DONNA SCHNASE IS a water sk1 Instructor on the Sahara Desert. .TIM ANDERSEN'S latest asslgnment IS ICSIIIQ submarmes 1n the Platte R1ver GARY BRANDT was last seen hanglng from a b11lboard pallltlng advert1s1ng of course Mermald BONNIE .TOHANNSEN has already caused the death of 150 sallors when they h1t the rock she was posed on. ff, feaff 3 ff JA ff ff Z N j JN sf W 'QA'-I W Q f S, O 5 V? X 74- . 6 - JJ I ff, Q,- Q INTO - f 1 , , -ef 7 I- I ,Wy w N X , I , K L V F, a f ' I I S 1 . g 1 X X4 ' ' , ll l ' ' ' , . av .. YV Ami' b, Prophecy JIM CLINE IS operatlng a refuelmg statxon for tourlsts between here and the moon I-hs slogan IS Let C11ne Hasten Your Chmb' ' JOHN POWER IS a ruler 1n Egypt. One of h1s favor1te dancers IS HELEN HEHNER who specxalxzes IH a hepped up verslon of the waltz Much to our surprlse we f1nd IEANIE TORSKE also 1n Egypt. She ms a recordnng star there Her latest h1t IS Now That I m On The Moon How Do I Get Home? Ca11m1ty JEAN WALKER ts stxll bemg pursued by Sneakmg Sl1nk1n STEARLEY That was two years 'ago Who knows what has happened by now? ALTA ALBIN S ambmon has fmally been fulfxlled. She IS star quarterback for the Gtant Gxbbon Goofers NANCY GUTHRIE runs a lonely hearts club Her ad reads If you want a man that s square uprlght and grand see me' One woman commented She s not selhng men she s selllng p1anos JAN RASMUSSEN has fulfllled her greatest am1bt1on to be a wltch doctor IH Afrtca She carrles the shrunken head of MARIE KOSISEK w1th her everywhere she goes BARB CLINE Just underwent an operatlon for t1red blood. ELLEINA GRIFFIN just made a Stflklflg contr1but1on to scxence She dlscovered where e yellow went On the psych1atr1sts couch of Dr LORRAINE DE BRIE we f1nd SHARON CLARK It cookmg Now broadcastmg over W1reless Afr1ca we f1nd JANE POWER g,1v1ng her latest news commentary on the correct drumbeat for the Ubang1 parades SHIRLEY SI ATER has mvented a shoe pollsh wh1ch contalns tooth paste for people who are always stlckmg thelr foot 1n thelr mouth When Thals had flnally flrushed talklng she and Art bade farewell and went the1r separate ways Thals to her kxndergarten classroom to expound upon the value of sxlence and Art to h1s ch11n of excluslve barbershops c1ter1ng to bald hewded men w1th sunburns hopmg to meet agun and dxscuss the memorable year of 1938 g k? WH g ff L. 9 qX , ,nm nuauun vw ' I Illl J , , . . . . . . ' . th seems that Sharon is having mental conflict over her fifth husband, who wants to do all the . Q. A K- S ,- y ,, - . ,ij Q? 'Q al j J I , lf' ' ll Vs y Q H , Uv , ft I ,yr ' - 1 94' gm f' V Hannah Q M SZ Ynvx 9-wx Q55 ,ha Y 'W Za'- ff 'M i1 , zzz za! Se 3 To Tumer s basement we dzd flee O Iumors Just to lude from thee We used no buses cars nor tram Our fmal lap was 1n a truck for gram W1th words of warrung to be st111 We put our trust ln our dnver B111 We sneaked we d1d all thuty three To the spot that was our dest1ny Came rune o clock the signal sounded The Semors then the pavement pounded The mght was done the hunt completed The Jumors lost the Juruors treated' J- ff f f y Z x..l 1. 4 ...J . :aff if,- . -fm, .4 ig. rm 2. 3. Mouths OF Babes 1. Well, shut mah li'l mouf! 2. Do you really think I look like Marilyn Monroe? 3. Here comes Peter Cottontail-- 4. But, mom, I'm scared of the ants!! 5. I know, but you should have seen the OTHER guy! 6. Buddies to the end! 7. You nasty boy, you! 8. Well--so what? It's my thumb! 7 9. This is what you get from eating your Cheerios, Cheerios-- 10. If the cat goes--so do I! 11. So I said to her ---------- 12. Bless your little pointed head! 13. There she is--Miss America-- 14. Could this be the Cat that ate the Canary? 15. Now where did that consarned rattle go? Q? Rosie Garcia Alta Albin Sharon Clark Marie Kozisek Jeanie Torske Jane 85 John Power Helen Hehner Ierry Murr Margene Myers Guy Cure Nancy Guthrie Jim Stearley Janis Rasmussen Jim Anderson Lois Catlin BACCALAUREATE SERVICE Sunday Evening, May Eighteenth -Eight O'clock- --GHS- Processional ---' Pomp and Circumstancel-- Carolyn Codner fAudience please stand during processionall Invocation Reverend N A Prltchard NIIISIC M1 fed Chorus In lme Thme Ear God Be With You' Carolyn Codner Accompanxst Class Sermon Bducatlon For More Than A Vocatxon Reverend Charles Swlndells Muslc Trlple Tno The Lord Bless You And Keep You Lols Trlplett Accompamst Solo The Lord s Prayer Jeame Torske Avnelle Lauer Accompanlst Benedlctlon Reverend John Brunn Recesslonal Prlest s March Carolyn Codner fAud1ence please be eated during recesslonall Commencement SENIOR CLASS 8: HONORS NIGHT Tuesday Evemng, May Twentieth GHSl Master oi Ceremomes Brad Dwlggms Wlusxc Glve Me A Song To Smg' Trxple Trlo Lols Trlplett Accompamst L lass W1ll Nancy Guthrxe Muslc Lxfes MUSIC' Mixed Sextette Jean Walker Accompamst Class Prophesy Alta Albin CHS PRESENTATION OF HONORS Presxdmb Prmclpal Adelame L Bals General Awards kthletlcs Act1v1t1es Agriculture Commerclal, bpeclal Awards Dramatlcs, Homemakmg, Musxc, Pep Club Actlvltles Agfrlculture, Athletics Babe Ruth Sportsmanslup, Cztlzenshxp, Co Op Awards, Dramatlcs Industrlal Arts Music, Scholar K Y . . -----------..----------- . . aa ,,' ' n u - 1 e . I aa, ' - n . ll I1 I ll Y YI ' L1 ---------- ---------- .. , ' ll ' 7 Y? s . . -Eight O'c10ck- . ,, . . , . . l ......., ........ P 'Y ' ' L. ................................ . ,, . , . , . 1, ...... . . . . . , 0' --,-----,-,,,,---,,,,-,,,--- , --3 7 1 9 . R ----- 9 9 l ' Shl S orts ans - COMMENCEMENT LORRAINE DE BRE Friday Evening, May Twenty-third JEAN WALKER -Eight O'clock- --cHs- Processional .... Pomp and Circumstancen .... Carolyn Codner fAudience will please stand during processionall Invocation ....................... Reverend Clifford Tuton Music ................. ..................... S enior Choir The Lord Bless You And Keep You With A Voice Of Singing Jean Walker, Accompanist Salutatorian --- Make Living Your Hobby ---Lorraine DeBrie Solo ...-.---.--- Graduation Day -..--..----- Jane Power Jean Walker, Accompanist Valedictorian -- Human Relations Simplified -- Jean Walker Introduction of Commencement Speaker --Supt. Martin Dunklau Address --- ...-.- The Next Hill .-.-....-. James R. Ganz Music -..--.--.- Quest For God .-..-..... Mixed Sextette Jean Walker, Accompanist Presentation of Class .....-.....-. Principal Adelaine E. Bals Presentation of Diplomas ..................-. LeRo Power Y Scholarship Awards ---.. - ..... Supt. Martin Dunklau Benediction ----..... .... R everend Ralph Miller Week lass Of '58 N I 6 I -I I ' 43, . P 'fa 19-,mf M I9 Junior- enior Prom Moon over Cape Canaveral was the theme for the Junior-Senior Prom held on May 3. The school auditorium was beautifully de- corated with streamers, balloons, and even rockets. The banquet was served by the sophomores who were dressed in black slacks and white blouses. Program 'kvloonbeanm Salute ......... Charles Hunt fwelcomel --Satellite In 01-bit .......... Art Martinez fllesponsel Celestial Harmony ........ M00Il1i2ht Bal' 1Vocal Duetj Ivlari Lou Peterson, Sharon McNurlin Moonlight Sonata - ...... lsail A101111 Silvery Moon! Vocal S010 ,,, ---Bob Stearley To Launch Successfully ....... MTS- B815 QAddressD Moonlight Senenaden ........ Moonglow Boy's Quartet: Bob Stearley, Warren Camp, Mahlon Howard, Mearl Plunktt Shadows In The Moonlight ..-. lFarewellJ Mahlon Howard Qin ROYAL CORONATION 11:00 P. M. MOON GODDESS MOON GOD Thais Guthrie Bradley Dwiggins MOON PRINCESSES MOON PRINCE Linda Keup Bob Stearley Sharon McNurlin Warren Camp ESCORT ESCORT Carol Nutter Junior Castaneda U DERCL'95SMEN f f X X f f Z4 L Z Z' 7245 X M I ff MXv X f gf Qin 'ii f W,f ff V X764 5 f 4' Z , f' I fp V ! x 'ff' I K 'I ' I. If: f x fffy K L, '- gg Q! 4, ' ff' ,ZZ ff! 1,2 -'X f ,V ' 4',.r,X' '9 , . A 5-J 0 0 , O 'o Q Q 9 C 0 fr' ' 0 9 4 4 C, V . a 6 9 9 0 , - N 1 T X A A J 9 I 'X if f 5 f 411 f f, 79: J , lx' ' f f ff f , I ' ' X' f X , f f . Juniors 4. 3, A TOP ROW Left to Rtght D Carpenter W Camp M Plunkett M Howard E Cudaback R Myers C Codner R Sm1th B Kroll G Brown. MIDDLE ROW P Wtlltams M Onate E Banks C Hunt .T Darhng B Stearley S McNur11n C Nutter M Petersen F Garcta BOTTOM ROW Mr Harder Sponsor E Maret R G1dd1I'lgS D H111 J Castaneda M Gr1ff1n .T Owens L Vohland R Gr1ff1n L Donaldson L Keup M1ss Dusek Sponsor The Juruors found themselves tn a wh1rl thls year Early xn October they ordered the1r class rtngs whlch they actually recelved 1n December December found them busy at selhng Chr1stmas cards to ratse money for the .Tumor Semor Prom After checkmg the1r fmances they resorted to ptckmg up corn durmg Chrlstrnas vacanon. The month of February found the ,Tumors busy w1th the1r class play Adam s Evemng The St Patrtck s dance was sponsored by the ,Tumors May 3 found the treasury of the ,Tumors altnost emptled but the result was the J'un1or Semor Prom The .Tumors had an acuve part 1n all the school BCIIVIIICS 9 9 Boys Ju, 9 as CAROL NUTTER BOB STEARLEY if is I , vii? Fl' ri, ,' ' 1 f ' s of '9 A M' 'V'4 V af' ' t lfff ,. I ' - . , ophomores 905 TOP ROW Left to Rlght L Cathn B Dunklau D Carpenter R Bender C Lmdblom B DeBr1e B Scarborough K Kenton L Puttergxll J Reed MIDDLE ROW Mr Langm Sponsor P Balley E J'ur gens K Ruby L Tr1p1ett A Gangwlsh D Skeen D Frazler S Clark J Methe E Herter J Swedlund W Roos C Lxesmger S Clevenger J Murr C Endecott C Johannsen C Musll D Marunez K Maret The sophomore class members have accomphshed many thmgs th1s year mcludmg sponsormg two partles One was to entertaln the freshmen and the other was a mlxer for Wood Rrver Shelton and Glbbon students Both of these parnes were very successful as far as fun and fmance were concerned Most of the sophomores have already found a place ln muslc dramaucs or sports CQ 4 531 f ,J MIWC 4-.--A S ,L A I t yfikh M . . U V R 4 V ' 4 4 1 4 9 oy.. , ' : . ' , . , . . . , . ' , . ' , . p - , v . . 0 . p 0 - 0 u - 0 n 0 - ' n - , Mr. Zimmerman, Sponsor. BOTTOM ROW: D. Frazier, L. Darling, R. Castaneda, E. Stoetzel, I. O'Nei11, Q, ' , X IJ fk x Y I . 2: , 5 N I X 1 q 3 J 9 K K 4 7 , . 3 , T um l N I D x- . I f 3 ' 'Q I A K. K 'T f f' 5 1' A 40 - f X , f . . I --yt s 5 1 4 M s s Q i Q ' 'fum 'M' ,-V..4Mw..:-M V is , ...., 1 ,. , ,, , U' - - , . - .4 Q.. ,,'-A.f . ., y... ,gp ,sf no 4 L ,.u...- .f 4 W. N 1 sf , ,fu X., .f ..,M. 4- .- ,- .4- -4, . 4 0 1' ., ,.. ,. ,. . . 4 any-pw .W ..v.4--.......-.- Freshman Class Fficers ,-- .- .. . .. . . . : 4 'G 4 I M .- - .. 4. . . , , . . ,. - . . . . .. . . ., 4 . . . ,I .4 ,.. f . . , .4 up .1 A.: 4 L., .. . . . ,.- .- R -44 .au .4 ,v M .- s , a .1 .1 4 .. M ,,. , . . . , .1 . ,fa A Q '! ,,,?,...f-as wx Q -v M .p ,. H. ,v Q .- A .An un . A f 'Kl - Freshmen TOP ROW Left to Right G Lange J W1cht J Skala L Zrgler S Nutter R Sherard G Lxvmgston J Wtlkms .T Skeen R Hansen B Bundy S Reeds R Pesek G C11ne H .Turgens A Slgler C Scar borough MIDDLE ROW P Thomas S Schnase W Uhrlch C Rasmussen D Summers K Gr1ff1n V Carpenter D Gearhart E Clark J KOZISBR T L1es1nger G Spencer B Onate D Cure D Sm11ey L Jensen. BOTTOM ROW Mr Alexander Sponsor H H111 I Slater J' Wllhams R Kelly M Clark .T Walker S Webster N Mercer P Carter L Andersen S Swedlund B Shxers J' Hunt Mr B111s Sponsor The freshman class conslsted of forty slx members It seemed as though the freshman class had a knack for spendlng nme after school and wrmng themes especlally smce most of them hadn t acqu1red the art of chewmg gum wuhout gettmg caught. The hxghhghts of the year for the freshmen were the party where they were entertamed by the Sophomores and the freshman roller skaung party ID Ravenna The class members have already acqu1red a promment place 1n the fxelds of musxc and dramatlcs .JJJ AP! I .,--Q 7- is , Iewfwe- , fa ee 2 8th Grade TOP ROW Left to Rxght J Cl1ne S Learned R Cudaback L Weakley T Darlmg S Thom sen C McNurl1n. MIDDLE ROW M Lyons .T Jensen W Catl1n .T Coon B West M Cod ner L Marsh Mrs Zlmmerman. BOTTOM ROW A Keup T Mercer .T Clark T Carpen er S Plunkett C Hagge M Rose .T Endecott 7th Grade TOP ROW Left to R1ght M Reeds S Wrlcox V Zulkoslu S Castaneda A Borgman, M Smlley J Wrlkens MIDDLE ROW Mr Foster R Castaneda V Rasmussen L Jurgens B Kleper B Perez L Slack BOTTOM ROW L Howard H H111 B Guthrxe S Reed P Dunk lau .T Vohland D Farlas G Langford 6th Grade F Qi' Mu-V 3,535 ' 'W' TOP ROW Left to Right M Garc1a R Suns B Gr1ff1n, K Lauer R Jurgens P DeBr1e I Carpenter MIDDLE ROW M Ross .T I-Iarrxs D Kroll M Grrffin G Clark B Boyce L Rogers Mrs Ice BOTTOM ROW I Rayburn, V W1111s M Peterson I Fxe I Lambert V Grddmgs C Babel R W11k1e R A1b1n. Sth Grade TOP ROW Left to R1ght M Turek D Gormley Z Fre S Jurgens L Mathews P Clark C Donaldson L Bruckner R Castaneda R Robrnson. MIDDLE ROW Mrs F aser J Garcxa I Schnase R Lauer A Walker R Chne BOTTOM ROW G Keup L Gearhart C Iurgens S Anderson R Slack R Coon L Rasmussen D Fraz1er T Landry M Howard N H111. 6 4 . V N , M3334 '1.w75nM M if ,ff , ,. I f V y I u ' , Q v , - . ' - , Q , . ' , u n I a , a ' , I , s I , n , n , o , . . : . . ' ' . . , . ' , . , . . . ' 0 I . . . ' . . I 5 if A he ft fb 2 M-V ' f 'd , g . I u , u , c I 9 n , o , o . . , . , . , . ' : . , . ' . f v ' Q 0 . n I Q 3 I u U v I 9 0 , n , Q , o , a I , 9 , 4 , u D 4th Grade TOP ROW Left to Rrght A DeBr1e K Thomsen L Edwards L Farmer L Boyce S Car penter G Stephens D Loffer MIDDLE ROW N Keup D Rose N Maret G Mercer N Reed C Hartge L O11ver W Grddlngs Mrs Clark BOTTOM ROW W Mus11 M F ar1as R Albm D Lambert K Cathn C Rayburn K Stearley J W1111S C Coon W Andersen. 3rd Grade TOP ROW Left to Rrght T Donaldson I Smrley F Turek D Harns L Bruckner D Mer cer C Kent MIDDLE ROW L Dubbs I Ganz M Spencer L Thomsen B Bundy B Clark C de la Motte M1ss Chramosta BOTTOM ROW R 'vIus11 C Vohland R Vohland S Brshop K Babel R Maret L Farras .T Nave G Murray Not m the prcture 2nd Grade TOP ROW Left to R1ght Mrs Heusel J' Gr1ff1n D Denmng D Frazxer D Mast P Laslch B Franssen K R1ggS MIDDLE ROW A Endecott A Dunklau M Endecott E Lambert R Rlcher L H111 R Wxlhams L Power BOTTOM ROW J Gardner B Ganz R Hartge B Green C Banks S Far1as .T Moffett lst Grade nuns, TOP ROW Left to Rlght R oherard W Donaldson B Nutter G DeBr1e C Hoffman J' Thomsen D Sh1C1dS MIDDLE ROW S Keup I Blshop R Slack J Turek R Maret C Jur gens Mrs Guthrle BOTTOM ROW F Kent L Lowenstem S Roos A H8289 J LHHGFY C Babel D McNulty D Onate Kmdergarten TOP ROW Left to Rlght R Re1ter R Ash B Godberson R Swedlund .T Webster M Cavenee L M111er R Spencer MIDDLE ROW G Tuton D McNulty R Farlas L H111 L Clark T Turek D Stoetzel S Murray R Zxmmerman V Nutter pecual Room LEFT T0 RIGHT T OBrxen G Mason C Wrlcox M Henderson R Mason B Scarborough S W1111ams D Mason Mrs Edna Cowan I X 4 P. Musil, B. Landry, G. Nutter, N. Walker, C. Green, D. Banks. BOTTOM ROW: I 6. . fi ' ' , 5 f Z4 X 2 fff Jig, ff' I 1 ifkkJ KZT. 1 X f 1 Z4-xl W f ffiff ff 'N sy X 2 f 4 1 2 Z ? 'I r 5 Z f Z 5 Z jfj f Z fa, 5 f f X 7 , gfj, 2 f 4. as X A T 4 1 M , ,,,,, E 7 ' -4 X -Q Q A VE I , is x X1 x ff 7 0 I 5 f' x 4 'f f . W V-'f f' M 'L ' 1 +k 0 ir. 1 .. -NX Y Pyx mm-A 5. -X xx 'a C U. j I f r. I, Girls' Glee QQQFB 66539 51096169 Q FR f5W,3Q.PJ6NW3 20 Boys Glee We QQ I ,LE FL, 'W wie B d Q 9 EY Q 5 f 31,44 46,15 .J i v 1 N ' L , fM' AN , J Muxed Chorus 533.135 58 IWW' LJ It Ratings At Distrrct Contest Clar1netSo10 E11eenHerber Excellent Solo Marr Anne Clark Super1or Solo Bob Stearley Excellent Grrls Tr1p1eTr1o Superror Solo Karen Ruby Supenor Mrxed Quartet Excellent Saxophone Quartet Good Solo Jane Power Good Clannet Quartet Good Mrxed Octet Excellent Mrxed Chorus Superror Grrls Glee Supenor Vocal Duet Excellent Prano Duet Excellent Boys' Glee Superror Madrrgal Supenor Band Excellent mall Music Groups a- a1'V,gi cl-QI 3 5 fb. 4XI cuence Club The twenty two members of the SCIENCE Club under the leadershlp of Mr Alexander dxsplayed thelr mterest IU sclence by worklng on 1nd1v1dual and group projects 'Bus year the Scrence Club attended the Sclence Fa1r ID Hastmg and F' Day at the Unlverslty Offucers LEFT TO RIGHT Pam Carter Lorrame DeBr1e Rex Bender B111 Dunklau Sharon Clark E1a1ne Maret. - . . 3 . . 1 u ., . - 1 I . l v o u n Wgif 59610 fY10-0006! 00 9 U 000 P0019 8- 6 s go 903910110 9 P1 O0 0003 X '9010 0024. 90 0 001 1 x10 Q00 63000 YXQ, '0ooX 5001101909 1 00 vhf 'if 09 x010'C001 15000 0 0 01140 LNENOXJ N 000 0160 do 15900 31 '510000 610010 X00 0 0 N00 0,011.0 0X0 Q0 01 010001000010000 0008 0120110 110 0001060110110 000 Q1-325 10 011010 911 X000 00100300 0 P0 X50 G04 X0 9 05000000100 50009 0-00X010 010 X1 0915 4100 000 X000 Q45 'YY1-63039 00 X00 S0010 YfX3C?lv9Y'X 99- Q31 1 '1YXO?'5X5f 00110 1001010 Q00 P00010 010 0000101010000 Q0100 01- 100 .29 0 00100 0000 00 010 X10-00 X0 Q00 'Y1 'Y 0 0651 O00 Q14 0 50101001 'Y 10 QV 0 0 15 15110 QS- G01 9100 C00 9600 0 000 0110 00 01000 YYY- 10 OO XXYYY 00 0010 C300 0 0100000 01000 ks 19 0010111 C000 NX 'Y 9 00100 C001 O 01100 01 001000 0000 C1111 X9 0011 011 000 6014 910001 O 'YYY'-09590 8-05 Y-X96 00 0-'50 000 '0 10 0001 00000000 36111 011 0006000 00 OYCONNX 99 01'0X00 X100 0 001309011 CNS '011X0+3 000 Y-O03 100 9,-'011X0fg 9000X0-000 0 15 011.10 1 00 1 0 0900? 01,0 gpg 01.110 000 00 00001 Q0 011001100 0 01 100 000 '04 0 0010 0 1002005005 1. 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NANCY MERCER JANE POWER POCIFY Reading Or1g1nal Publlc Address EILEEN HERTER LORRAINE DE BRIE D1scuss1on Extemporaneous Speakrng KAREN RUBY PAM CARTER Oral Interpretatron of Prose Interpretauve Publrc Address SHADOW OF A DREAM JANUARY THAW W 3 BILL DUNKLAU Newscastmg ONE ACT PLAY ORAL READING OF DRAMA Ellen Banks Lee Vohland Jane Helen Hehner Bob O'Ne1ll Jean W 1111 a m s Ieanre Torske Larry Walker Brad Dwrgglns Nancy Guth Schmkel r1e 4 0 mi' , In ll In 71.5, 2, A k a M .- . 'I+ 'Q we- ' ' h Ja, sf 5 .4 4. . . A sf .s.. . . , Qf I Aiwa jnf I 'QQ . . Q'-- fm ' ' .- O ' .A '. ' 'lifki-IQ, n n f 7 ' 1' n - .2 is 4' I I I I I I I I . . F Offucers F.Fi A. Banquet F. F. A.- F. H. A. n es nr P .. 43, 'ew -N. Xxx i f 1 V, The Future Farmers of America held their sixth annual parent and son banquet in the auditorium, April 21, with 120 persons in attendance. Following the turkey dinner and program, Bonnie Johannsen was named Chapter Sweetheart. Her attendants were Donna Schnase and Jean Walker. Honorary member- ship was awarded to Dr. McLellan and Gilbert Kent. no-BQH E CLldabaCk K Holl Attendants R Smith King B Iohannsen Queen D Schnase L DeBr1e Attendants F. H. A. an fi He one .gunz HUEEMAK S AMERICA There were 39 members ID the Future Homemakers of Amenca organ1zat1onth1s year Actx vmes mcluded such projects as March of D1mes Sno Ball C1V11 Defense and other worthwh11e acuv1t1es Offucers LEFT TO RIGHT Sherrll Clevenger Conme Johannsen Carolyn L1ndb1om Bonme Johannsen Donna Schnase Lorrame DeBr1e Sharon Clark Pat Ba11ey Majoreites The Majorettes were chosen for thelr lfwlfllllg and struttmg ab111ty by the Hlgh School Faculty l Wlth the Marchxng Cheerleaders ated w1th the Band ID the parades and a so Squad mx C NYS ji hosen to yell prxmarxly for Thls year for the f1rst ume a second strmg of Cheerleaders was c d Pat Barley Conme Johannsen Pam Carter the reserve basketball games Those selecte were and Nancy Mercer N, r NX J bl o f ' r ,LA I 1, y fix f ,, I r, .X W all e Club Officers og LEFT TO RIGHT Barb Cline Treasurer Alta Albin President Jams Rasmussen Food Chair man Shirley Slater Vice President Lorraine DeBr1e Ride Chairman .Tean Walker Ride Chair man Donna Schnase Secretary Carol Nutter Food Chairman Marching Squad The Marching Squad consisted of thirty-three members plus Majorettes and Cheerleaders. 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Xxgl 'X XA Xfw 4 , 47 N35 f S, NWT? , QAAAN fm wg' The 57 Buffaloes The season got under way Wlth forty one gud men checkmg out equlpment There were eleven returnlng, lettermen on the squad The Buffs rolled to a smashmg 16 0 vlctory over Ansley 1n a ra1n drenched game All the scormg was done ln the flrst half w1th J 1.1'1'1 Cl1ne John Power and ,T 1m Stearley takmg scormg honors Coach Langxn s Buffs scored a second w1n of the season w1th a 12 0 vtctory over Oxford John Power scored a quarter back sneak from two yards out and on a quarter back keeper that covered seven yards both scores belng 1n the second perlod of play John Skeen made some very outstandmg tackles The touchdown 1n the openmg m1nutes of play by the Ravenna Bluejays made the tally a '7 to O ver d1ct over the G1bbon Buffaloes Although G1bbon offered stalwarts of IIS own 'namely John Power and Junxor A f1ve yard keeper run by quarter back John Power brough the tough G1bbon Buffaloes a trxumph of 6 0 over Wood Rtver The vlctory allowed the Buffs to open the defense of thexr Tr1 Valley Txtle on a successful note They were now 1 O for Conference ZCIIOU. John Power Jlm Cl1ne and ,Tumor Castenada were kll'lgp1l'lS for the Buffaloes Coach Bob Langln s Buffaloes were beaten 26 12 by Blue H111 at a game played at Blue H111 Kent Holl scored both touchdowns for the Buffs who were deadlocked wxth Blue H111 6 6 at half tune The Buffs traveled to Grand Island where they met the Central Cathohc Crusaders m a Tr1 Valley Conference game and came home wtth a 25 12 v1ctory The f1rst score of the game was made 1n the f1rst quarter when Jerry Reed carried the plgskm from the 30 yard 11ne. Castenada went over from the two yard lme and Power scored on a 34 yard punt return. Kent Holl scored on a 35 yard run to brmg the Buffaloes score to 25 Castenada, they just cou1dn't score over the snappy Bluejays. St. Cecilias' Tom Randolph's thirty-yard run in the fourth quarter seized the Tri-Valley crown from the Buffaloes. St. Cecilia's T.D. in the fourth dumped Bon Langin's Buffaloes for a 19-13 triumph. Kent Holl sprinted 25 yards for Gibbon's first T.D. Then Gibbons' second T.D. came when John Power passed to Don Skeen. A hard-hitting Harvard ball club scored in the second, third, and fourth quarters to win over Gibbon 21-6. This was a final game for the season making a 4 and 5 record. The lone Gibbon score was made in the final period of play with a pass from John Power to Don Skeen. Buffaloes In Action Reserve quad TOP ROW Left to Right W Roos K Holl s Clark T Liesin er G Spencer MIDDLE ROW Bills BOTTOM ROW I Darling W Camp L Catlin B DeBr1e R Hansen G Cline Coach Langin, F. Garcia, D. Carpenter, L, Puttergill, L. Ziglar, B. Stcarlcy, Assistant Coach Homecommg The Football Squad Honored Theur Fathers At The Last Home Game I Court of Honor for Homecom' een and Ki ean alker an ' Left to Right: Lorraine DeBrie, John Power, Jane Power, IimC1' J' S y and Bonnie J h nnsen. I he 57-58 Buffaloes The highlight of the 57-58 basketball season was when the Gibbon Buffaloes defeated the Minden Whippets. This was the first time in eight years that Gibbon had beat Minden. We could never have done this without the very capable coaching of Ed Bills, our new head coach. WON 7 LOST 10 TRI-VALLEY TOURNAMENT 1957 -58 40 Ravenna 53 54 Shelton 36 GIBBON OPPONENT 42 Shelton 35 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT 37 Hampton 50 33 Loup City 37 33 Overton 34 50 Central Catholic 33 48 Minden 47 42 Franklin 56 39 Wood River 42 35 St. Cecilia 50 57 Sutton 70 57 Blue Hill 44 33 Ravenna 50 59 Ansley 51 61 Alma 74 8 5 Arapahoe 43 WWE? MM-P1 30 The three Semor Honorary Captams John Power Brad Dwrggms and hm Andersong Coach Bills, and third-place Tri -Valley trophy. Track TOP ROW Coach Langln M Plunkett D Carpenter W Camp E Cudaback R Bundy .T Skeen R Hansen S Nutter ASSISISHI Coach B111s MIDDLE ROW B Dwlggxns L Vohland A Martmez A S1g1er .T Reed B DeBr1e R Bender J Power S Clark 58 Track Letterman TOP ROW Coach Langm A Martmez J Reed D Skeen G Chne W Roos K H011 A Gangw1sh ASSISIBHI Coach B111S BOTTOM ROW B Dwxggms L Vohland M Plun kett D Carpenter W Camp E Cudaback M Howard R Bender J Power B ONe111. B. O'Nei11. BOTTOM ROW: M. Howard, K. Holl, D. Skeen, L. Zig1er,G. Cline, A. Intramurals 5 1 '57 TOP ROW Left to Rxght Pmk Rockets W Roos I Methe R Smrth M Howard B Kroll J' C11ne F Garcta Captam Won 4 Lost 5 MIDDLE ROW EXTREME LEFT Court Squares G Brown L Putterglll L Cathn H Jurgens C Hunt A Delgado Captam Won 3 Lost 6 MIDDLE ROW EXTREME RIGHT Noc Knees V Carpenter J Stearley Captam G Clme S Nutter ,T Darhng S Clark T Llestnger Won 5 Lost 4 BOTTOM ROW Bluffers D Frazter G Spencer B DeBr1e K Maret Score Keeper M Plunkett Captatn B ONe111 D Gearhart L Anderson Won 6 Lost 3 The 5 8 Champs nv' I The Court Squares X 'TF 'J u....f W I 2 f Junuor Hugh Football TOP ROW Left to Rrght A Keup T Mercer .T Clark V Zulkofskx D Summers M Lyons L Slack G Langford MIDDLE ROW R Cudaback S Castenada R Pesek S Reeds A Slg ler D Gearhart W Catlm Mr Foster BORROM ROW G Lrvmgston G Spencer T L1e Junior High Basketball TOP ROW Left to Rlght G Langford .T Wllkens V Zl11k0fSk1 K Guthne H H111 MIDDLE ROW M Lyons T Carpenter T Darhng L Weakley R Cudaback A Borgman J Clark T Mercer BOTTOM ROW J Endecott S Castenada V Carpenter B Bundy J' Skeen S Reeds R Hanson, D Gearhart A Keup Coach B111 Foster I I 8 I : 0 l 0 0 0 l 0 'r U l 0 0 singer, R. Hansen, G. Cline, L. Zigler, B. Bundy. A I D : l , s I , Q ., 0 ' I 0 . ' ,S x W1 ff- -Y X 9 73 .0 XNW3 I I N ,. , , 1 I K 3 ld N ' 'fu 0 5' ++-J-- R do 5 Lf , 9? I W M 1 2 .N flgm 1. ra A,,n'.h EXC ANG E BAN Member Federal Deposlt Insurance Corporatlon 15084 s S HQ? BANK MONEY ORDERS For those wlthout checklng accounts bank money orders are partlcularly handy They also usually cost less than other types of money orders, take less tlme to buy and they are good for paylng obllgatlons any where Whenever you send money, use bank money orders Glbbon Nebraska oss 6 .2 'Q ll 11 .4 CI 4 2 'fa : CJ ' z LOFFER'S REPAIR Repairs of All Kinds Phone Red 124 Derby Products Gibbon, Nebraska Tires - Batteries Accessories Prompt Tank Truck Service Phone 188 Gibbon, Nebraska GORDON Let Us Take Care Of Your Car 6 Phone 83 V1 lb Gibbon, Nebraska 'P AW 48' ffv We Buy and Sell Grain 0 Phone 7 Gibbon, Nebraska 'S STANDARD SERVICE .9 Ofv 'Q fu 4 WALKER'S HARDWARE Paint Housewares Tools Sporting Goods Heating Systems Plumbing Supplies Cln Gibbon Since l872j We Service All Makes and Models GUTHRIE'S GARAGE General Repair Work Phone Green 25 Gibbon Nebraska Sales Service Parts Call OLIVER CASE Gibbon, Nebraska SCHINKEL IMPLEMENT LT OSBORN AGENCY Establlshed 1U 1918 Our assured s confldence 1S our most valued asset fw ia! SMITH S REXALL SCHOOL SUPPLIES FOUNTAIN SERVICE LIVESTOCK DEALERS Best of Luck to The Seniors of '58 Gibbon, Nebraska LEONARD AND DE BRIE GIBBON, NEBRASKA i .92 , KLEIN CHEVROLET CO. CHEVROLET SALES AND SERVICE ALLIS-CHALMERS TRACTORS AND POWER FARM MACHINERY Expert Auto Repairing Gas, Oil, Grease, Tires, Tubes SHELTON, NEBRASKA Shop Phone 2882 Office Phone 2772 H e ve the Ear h' KENNEY S GROCE RY GARDEN FRESH VEGETABLES TRADE AT THE FLOURISHTNG STORE Phone DARREL MARQUIS gg-1,,.,.. FROZEN FOODS Y W Mo t ' 68 if V? Good Food Lunches Breakfasts Dlnners FARMER S CAFE Home Cooked Meals Fountaln Servlce Short Orders Nqr Always Remember THE GIBBON REPORTER Has Been A GIBBON BOOSTER For More Than Half A Century See HMoon For Tha JOB PRINTING HCongratu1at1ons enlors J AND M MOTOR CO Complete Auto and Truck Servlce n t ,ff ,S 1 if .megan ' 'id . S . H W LT THE DRUGGI T CORNER DRUG EINKOPF PHARMACY IN IN Gibbon, Nebraska Shelton, Nebraska Owned and Operated by a Registered Pharmacist Prescription Service Livestock Remedies Vaccines Stationery School Supplies Toiletries Cosmetics Pay Cash - Pay Less Gibbon, Nebraska You can save more when you shop at our store. 0 AND 0 CASH STCJRE Phone 22 GODBERSON FUNERAL DIRECTORS Serving Faithfully Since l90l Everything To Build With In Gibbon, Nebraska Phone l MARTIN LUM BER COMPANY Furniture Paint - Glass Wallpaper TV - Radio Appliances FLORA'S Phone 9 Complete Beauty Service Expert Styling Closed Mondays METZ'S LOCKER Gibbon Nebraska NEBRASKA CENTRAL TELEPHONE CO A N' W my G bb Sh lt 5? Q 'UNE QW A Pl HERALD STALDER S RECREATICN PARLOR y Mik Own s t D G bb N b k Gibb LARRY'S GARAGE ar an ruc a ia or Repairing and Overhauling Body and Fender Repairing Repainting Glass Installed Phone Red ll6 OH Nebraska ,ge Q, Q 'YET' . all 1 in gf' 1 on 1 G ?X I e Q 'E V A Z SlNCExT902 Q ace to Meet Your Friends 1 Herald - Cork - ' e, er Sof rinks - Pool - Tobacco - Lunch i on e ras a C d T k R d t GIBBO FEED MILL Non - Stock -- Cooperative Gibbon, Nebraska Phone 30 F. R. Kozisek Manager Feed Sunbeam Feed For Every Purpose Lots of Success To You, 1958 Graduates HE RY JLIRGENS PHONE 121 IRENE'S CAFE GOOD HOME COOKING Try Our Steaks Lots of Success to You 58 Graduates amd Mlller G Godberson Agent Phone 2196 Kearney Nebraska W ve e X .k,IQ,J,j5 Top Quallty Frlendly Servlce Lower Prlces Easler Parklng Kearney Nebraska Shop at the store where your dollar buys more BAUMGARTNER'S When ln Kearney eat at the Wfltlng Rgom Green Room Club Room Home of f1ne foods slnce 1923 Itallan Room Crystal Ballroom Prlvate D1n1ng Rooms for All Occaslons FORT KEARNEY HOTEL AND COFFEE SHOP John A. Henry, Manager FOR THE BEST IN FINE FOOD AND GOOD SERVICE Q A FORT KEARNEY HOTEL DR. ALLEN E. BANIK OPTOMETRIST 21225 Central Avenue - Rooms 5-6 KEARNEY, NEBRASKA Phone 2-0142 Women's Ready-to-Wear Toiletries Dry Goods Luggage Hardware Millinery Meet your Friends at K 8 W The Busiest Business Corner In Kearney, Nebraska HELLMAN'S KAUFMANN AND WERNERT MIDWAY HOTEL For Fine Foods and Courteous Service Visit The MIDWAY HOTEL Kearney, Nebraska 18 East 21st Street Wholesale School Supplies - General Foods Candies ' Tobaccos u Kearney Nebraska KEARNEY CANDY COMPANY CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS OF 1958 PAUL ALBIN GIBBON, NEBRASKA Phone 117 ANDERSEN GARAGE RAY ANDERSEN, Owner LEO WYMAN , District Manager Gibbon, Nebraska Green 61 Gibbon Nebraska MODE RN WOODMEN OF AMERICA Life Insurance Savings Plans Retirement Plans CORNER TAVERN w. M. KELLY Owner Phone 6 CENTRAL TYPEWRITER COMPANY T Y P E W R T E For Rent Sale Servlce Ask About Easy Payment Plans Complete Lrne of School Supplles New Portables Royal, Smlth Corona, Remlngton, Underwood Kearney Nebraska 23 East 2lst Street CITY COFFEE SHOP Open from 5 OO A M to 8 O0 P M Kearney Nebraska O P SKAGGS Meats Phone 3 777l Fresh Frults Portralts Vegetables Commerclals Weddlngs 2203 Central Avenue Kearney, Nebraska Grocerles Shop and Save at 0 P SKAGGS Phone 3 3881 Kearney Nebraska MATTSON STUDIO Your Photographer Camera Supplles Kodak Flnlshlng R ,, N GIBBON HOTEL Congratulations, Seniors Phone Black 64 CJ Gibbon G fx Nebraska N HHail to Gibbon High Schoolu T A V 1 , Phone l87 MILTON E. CODNER Insurance Real Estate Call 166 See Vern Gibbon, Nebraska For Your Repairs Welding and Blacksmithing Phone 24 in Gibbon REED'S REPAIR SHOP BAHR SCHAAL MUSIC CC. EVERYTHING IN MUSIC Opposite The World Theatre Kearney CEdar 6-8291 FOR YOUNG MEN'S CLOTHING IN KEARNEY Text Books Supplies Quality Clothing HIRSCHFELDS OR MILLS CLOTHING N b e raska Located on Hi-Way 10 North Kearney I It s Always Reasonably Priced Sundries THE BOOK MARK 817 West 25th NI I, Kearney, Nebraska Ray L. Reiter --- Ruth M. Reiter CLABAUGH TRUCK AND TRACTOR C0 McCorm1ck Farm Machlnery International Motor Trucks Sales, Parts and Service Mlnneapolls Mbllne Machlnery and Kearney Power Unlts New Holland Nebraska Massey Harrls Ferguson Irrlgatlon Equlpment Sale Servlce Parts nnnvtsttn Kea ney Nebraska Dial 3 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GIBBON HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF 1958 FROM MEDICAL ARTS PHARMACY Kearney Nebraska M1ke Rogers Reglstered Pharmaclst Ethlcal Prescr1pt1on Servlce MRS W W WILSON ORGAN AND PIANO sTUD1o At Reasonable Prlces 1609 West 2nd Street Grand Island Nebraska L . L' n Q T H F . .I . A . R . M - . - l E . .- I C3 Tractor gl Repair INTIIIATIOIAI. P M E N T I s KEARNEY LAUNDRY AND JOHNSON DRY CLEANERS The Tremendous Dlfference In Our Dry C1ean1ng Is New Mlracle Fabrlc FlH1Sh1Hg Makes Clothes Look New Agaln Sta Nu Zorlc Success to the Graduatlng C1ass COCA COLA ' R MIDWAY COCA COLA BOTTLING COMPANY 119 West Ra11road Street Phone 3 2031 Kearney, Nebraska FOX PRODUCE CO Eggs, Poultry, Cream Feeds Farm Route Servlce 2014 Avenue A Kearney Nebraska J' 1 nan .5 JK, FAIRACRES DAIRY FARM ei!! fc .N M4005 F fa fiat' annum, IIITIIVI WL W F' Nff- M Grand Island and North Platte Phone DU 4 l43O DON S BARBER SHOP GlBBoN 1 I L Gibbon Nebraska ASSOCIATION Church of God of Prophecy Gibbon Presbyterian Glad Tidings Assembly of God Bethel Assembly of God Bethel Evangelical United Brethren Gibbon Baptist Methodist .lf Y 'll a L,ou:d ! I-we M , - I ., I. 'D I' QREg 9 , 'BILTJ Mo W th Mod B ld1 g CONSUMERS H Pusuc G bb PoWER tt y s k BEA S FLORAL 3 2501 tif: f 7-9 Jef , N :ff go g van 0,V'f0l1QIfy0ll61V6 .T-'5' RUBIN S FASHIONS ARE THE LATEST NEWS dern Farming i ern ui 'n sl Dealer George . My i on Nebraska L B er Electricall H 1 Phone - 1 g Kearney d, . 922' i Nebraska W e ? sv I Q Y lo N mf C7' ' 1 -of--I ' ff? . vv .. Qs? '30 4 Floral arrangement f X , I4 you 11 e them for any occasio ? ea ne e as a K r y N br k L AND W SERVICE CENTER LES LOESCHER Firestone Tires and Accessories Vulcanizing and Retreading Television and Philco Appliances Your Central Nebraska Tire Headquarters 19 West 25th Street Kearney, Nebraska Phone 3-4551 Wishing the Best in Life for the '58 Class nEspecially John and Janen ACE IRRIGATION COMPANY MANUFACTURERS of IRRIGATION EQUIPMENT VAC-U-FAN GRAIN DRYERS AND THE TWO ACRE SQUARAIN SPRINKLER Kearney Nebraska Complete Gas Service Bulk and Bottled Gas --- Appliances - All Kinds Tractor and Irrigation PROPHNE GHS' I -'UHQT' ,txt Engines NEBRASKA PROPANE GAS, INC FIE'S DRIVE-INN AND MOTEI Lunches - Groceries - Keg Root Beer and Coke Ice Cream and Pop qi See Motel accom odations from singles Your Local to four-bed units Fairmont Dealer Com ercial rates theI ' Kenney's Grocery Year arvund Mwgguusq x DAD!-:A 'H MILK FAIRMGNT Kearney Nebraska 2-hour Service When Desired FRAVELS DRIVE IN CLEANERS 606 East 25th CONGRATULATIONS Kearney Nebraska sENloRs or 1958 DR. J. E. NORDSTROM Shelton Nebraska TURKEY CENTER OF THE NATIC Nebraska Turkey Growers Association employ a yearly average of 39 people. This is not based on the period of employment during the season from August to January. During this time about ll8 persons are employed. This results in a yearly payroll of around S8l,300. Enough turkey is dressed during the season to supply each person living in Nebraska with 22 to 3 lbs. of turkey. GILBERT KENT MANAGER EVELYN AND MABEL'S BEAUTY SHOP For Modern and Expert Hair Styles Phone 46 Gibbon Nebraska KEARNEY, NEBRASKA Tasty Tea Room Van Sickle Glass and Paint Co. Jarold Shop Montgomery Ward Gregorson's Jewelry Dr. M. A. Meredith Chiropractor Dr. Wilcox Dr. Richards Meuller Motors Hub Printing Co. Davidson Jewelry Carole Mae's Beauty Shop Lai.rd's House of Floor Covering Barney 's Sl-IELTON, NEBRASKA Musil 's Locker Veterinary Office - In The l Schroeder Machine Shop GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA Brown McDonalds Grand Island Music Company Greenburgers Phone 60 Gibbon Nebraska DR. MC LELLAN X Drug and Supplies .1- b al. I. O. O. F Building N014- Max Tracll and Llvestock Order Buyers for Hormel and Company WILKE and POWER OFFICE Phone 43 FIRST I VESTMENT COMPAN AND SUPERVISED INVESTMENT COMPANY THE NEBRASKA 2213 FIRST AVENUE STATE DEPARTMENT KEARNEY OF NEBRASKA BANKING EMEER OF AMERICAN INDUSTRIAL BANKERS' ASSOCIATION LOW INDUSTRIAL RATES ON ALL LOANS SEE BOB OR BILLf II's HABERMAN'S OF EVERYTHING FOR HASTINGS HOME FOR QUALITY FARM PORTRAITS AND FAMILY AT YOUR FRIENDLY SEARS AND ROEBUCK STORE GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA THE 19:18 ANNUAL STAFF APPRILCIATES THE bUPPOR'I OF THOSE WHO CONTRIBUTED AD VFRTISHXG IO OUR XEARBOOK FHAIXIK. 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