Hemingford High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Hemingford, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 106 of the 1958 volume:

ftsr mi Iir v. •V ?M uuiucUo t 'paccd f Sc U� rd l{ t iencleiA4 H€ t S xort4 s4etcvitce tyuuCea s4docxtc iH? 4 'pxiettcC 7 y 4(1 SUPERINTENDENT’S MESSAGE . . . The members of the Class of 1958 are to be commended for dedicating your Annual to your parents to whom you owe so much. PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE . . . Congratulations! I deem it a pleasure to commend you, Seniors of Hemingford High, for this accomplishment--your year- book. As the year of 1958 walks across the stage of your life, you may very well find it the most important year of all. It is the beginning of a great and new experience. Life has become so complex and strenuous that it is important and necessary that each one of you be a pan of it. Everyone will frankly admit that we are living in a period without its equal. It is my wish that the years to follow will be filled with the truly important things of life. MR. GLENN BOSLEY, M. E., U. of Nebr. MRS. JOSEPHINE JOHNSON, B. A. , Chadron State MRS. LAVERNE FENTRESS Chadron State, B. A. Junior High English and Social Studies MR. JIM McCAFFERTY, Chadron State College High School Math MRS. ALBERTA BYRUM, A. B. Kearney State Teachers College Commercial MR. CHARLES LINDLY, A. B., M. A. Kearney State Teachers College Colorado State College, Greeley Athletic Director Science MRS. HELEN ACKER, B. A. Chadron State Teachers College English MR. RAY SCOTT, B. S. Chadron State Teachers College Junior High Coach Agriculture MRS. MARVIN TITUS, B. S. University of Nebraska Home Economics MR. J. J. BYRUM, A. B. Kearney State Teachers College Football Coach Social Studies MRS. ADELYN HEADDEN, A. B. Chadron State Teachers College Junior High Math MR. ROBERT WILLIAMS, B. M. E. Chadron State Teachers College Music MR. LYLE FODNESS, B. A. Midland College English, Dramatics Parents--as we look back through the clouds of time from our school days to yours, it is our hope to recall many memories of the old school house. 'DecUcttftoH As the doors close on one of the biggest achievements of our life, we, the senior class of 1958, wish to dedicate this annual to our parents, as a token of thanks for the help they have given us in attaining this goal. We realize the hard work and sacrifice that have gone into the years from the time when they started us out on our first day of school with a slight look of anxiety on their faces, to the night when they watched us proudly as we marched down the aisle in cap and gown. As we leave home to take on occupations and families of our own, we want them to know that we will always cherish the memories of our times together in school, church, and family activities. SEATED, left to right: Mrs. Ed Campbell, Mr. Ed Campbell, Mr. Lee Overstreet, Mr. Oscar Planansky, Mrs. Oscar Planansky, Mrs. Lee Over- street, Mrs. Pete Fegler, Mrs. Clarence Reindl, Mrs. Orville Hucke, Mr. Pete Fegler, Mrs. William Votruba, Mrs. Hans Dickinson. Mr. Hans Dickinson. STANDING, left to right: Mrs. Elvin Jespersen, Mr. Elvin Jespersen, Mr. Ed Morriss, Mrs. Ed Morriss, Mrs. Garland Fisher. Mr. Gar- land Fisher, Mrs. Lyle Pipitt, Mr. Lyle Pipitt, Mr. Clarence Reindl. Mr. Leslie Appleyard, Mrs. Robert Maiefski, Mrs. Leslie Appleyard, Mr. Robert Maiefski, Mrs. Edna Rasmussen. Mr. Orville Hucke, Mr. Joe Planansky. Mr. William Votruba, Mrs. Joe Planansky, Mr. Oscar Keane. Mrs. Oscar Keane, Mrs. John Keane, Mr. John Keane, Mrs. William Engel, Mr. William Engel. STEPS, left to right: Mr. Gerald Luce, Mrs. Gerald Luce, Mrs. J. Willard Scott, Rev. J. Willard Scott, Mrs. Merle Rosenberger, Mr. Merle Rosenberger. Dad, Do you remember your first time with the family car, a date, and en- gine trouble? Don’t feel bad! The same troubles exist today. KAY APPLEYARD Student Council 3 Class Officer 2 Bobcat Tales Staff 3 Pep Club 1-4 Chorus 1-4 Dramatics 3 DALE CAMPBELL Class Officer 4 Class Play 4 Chorus 4 Football 3, 4 Basketball 4 Track 2, 3, 4 'pour fyetvm “PAe TTta uty Starting our four year period of ex- ploration into the vast unknown, we as a class, met and experienced many good times as well as crises. , Gradually, we came to understand the importance of taking advantage of all the educational opportunities offered and to realize that In KATHERINE DICKINSON Ourselves Our Future Lies. Pep Club Officer 4 Pep Club 2, 3, 4 Band 4 Chorus 1-4 JANICE FEGLER Honor Society 3, 4 Girls' State 3 Student Council 2 Bobcat Tales Staff 3 Pep Club 4 Class Play 3, 4 Dramatics 1, 3, 4 Chorus 2, 3, 4 MARLENE ENGEL Class Officer 1 Pep Club 1, 3, 4 Class Play 3, 4 Chorus 1-4 PATSY FISHER Pep Club Officer 4 Pep Club 1-4 Class Play 3, 4 Chorus 1-4 tyt in ect 7'i tUtto taC HAROLD LUCE Football Manager 4 Basketball Manager 3 LEFT TO RIGHT: Dennis W., Vice-Presi- dent; Dale C., Treasurer; Ron W., Secre- tary; Duane J., President. VONIS HUCKE Pep Club 1-4 Class Play 4 Chorus 1-4 DUANE JESPERSEN Class Officer 4 Class Play 3. 4 Chorus 4 Ivy leagues and rock 'n roll shows, we trod our way through books, chem lab, dictation and homework. We may have slouched in our desks, parked our gum behind a radiator and skipped a couple classes, still we met a few of the disappointments of growing up and enjoyed the wonder of being young. LARRY KEANE Americanism Contests 3, 4 JOHN KEANE VIRGINIA MAIEFSKI Pep Club 1-4 Cheerleader 3, 4 Class Play 3, 4 Dramatics 3, 4 Music 1-4 Future Chefs: Bob Pipitt, Larry Keane, Duane Jesperson, John Keane. weren't exactly the attire worn when the play books come out at play practice, when we took to the hills for sneak day, or when we were spending spare moments goofing. Yet, the banquets and proms proved that we could dress with the best of them. JEAN OSBORN Chorus 3 JERRY OVERSTREET Band Captain 4 Boys' State 3 Class Play 3, 4 Music 1-4 Football Basketball 3, 4 BOB PIPITT Science Clinic 1-4 JEANNE PLANANSKY Class Officer 2 Honor Society 3, 4 Student Council 4 Class Play 4 Dramatics 2, 3 Pep Club 1-4 Music 1-4 'Deatctuf, 46eacC the door of high school closed on an experience never to be for- gotten. Although many of our memories will still be here, we stand on the threshold of a chal- lenging world and an unknown destiny. 'rtyoxtctf WILLIAM RASMUSSEN Honor Society 3, 4 Class Play 3 Dramatics 4 Football 4 Music 1-4 KARYL ROSENBERGER Valedictorian Honor Society 3, 4 Bobcat Tales Staff 3 Pep Club 1-4 Class Play 3, 4 Music 1-4 Dramatics 3, 4 DELPHINE VATRUBA Cheerleader 3, 4 Pep Club 2, 3, 4 Dramatics 1-4 Class Play 3, 4 Chorus 2, 3, 4 Class Officer 1, 2 JEAN SCOTT Class Play 3 Chorus 1-4 Pep Club 4 DENNIS WINTER Student Council 3 Class Officer 3, 4 Class Play 3, 4 Dramatics 2, 3 Football 3, 4 Chorus 2, 3, 4 RONALD WAX Salutatorian Honor Society 3, 4 Student Council 1-4 Class Officer 1-4 Class Play 3, 4 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Football 2, 3, 4 Track 4 GINGER MAIEFSKI DALE CAMPBELL (2 MH HtutcC en owttutce . . . was the theme used by the graduating seniors for their class night as they were presented to Public Opin- ion to pass final judgment on the success and accomplishments which were to be theirs upon completing twelve long years of educational training. The program in which each member of the class took part included group singing, the parting will whereby the class as a whole and individually bequeathed to the underclassmen all the traits and personal belongings for which they were so well known, and a total blackout in which a voice from the future myste- riously foretold what each member of the class would be doing in twenty long years from the present. Farewell, High School, Farewell All in all, the class had a wonderful time in what was their last get together as an entire class for the purpose of having fun and goof- ing off. It will be a night long remembered. Time has passed - now I see-- 'T'lty it — a night both anticipated and secretly dreaded came at last for the twenty-four graduates. Finally, with diploma in hand, they were advanced to an adult world. The long years of waiting and the determined study and hard work had reached a culmination for this level of education, and each looked to the future with faith in tomorrow, with a desire to find continued success, and with determination to make the world a better place because they had been in it. Basketball Puzzled 11 Royalty After you finally got the car started and ended up at the local opera house for the Saturday night date, you fell into a trance over Wallace Berry-—while we're “gone on Sal Mineo and Natalie Wood, BETTY BERGFIELD PAUL BURNEY JUDITH CAHA JUNIOR DYER SARA FENTRESS CLEM GASSELING And then, of course, there are the juniors. You play a vital part in any phase of high school. Without you there would be no seniors, without the seniors there would be no dedication, without the dedi- cation there could be no book. Which probably would be for the best. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS BETTY BERGFIELD...........Treasurer MEL PRICE.................President SARA FENTRESS---------Vice-President CONNIE ROSENBERGER--------Secretary GENE GASSELING JAMES GASSELING BETTY GORDON BARBARA KAMPBELL You are the potential leaders of tomorrow, the eager-bea- vers of today, and the bewil- dered little people of yester- day. Under the capable direc- tion of your President Mel Price, you elected Officers from the assortment of left- over sophomores. KENNETH KAMPBELL MARY KRAJEWSKI EARL L LIT ERAS MYRTLE MORGAN CARL NYQUIST LYNNETTE OSBORN JAMES PARKIN MELVYN PRICE LOUISE PROCHAZKA CONNIE ROSENBERGER Year around the midnight oil burned regularly as you strived to meet the 4:00 deadline for your Bobcat Tales. In the spring you faced the prom with a stout heart and a small budget. It seems there was a reason for this lack of necessary funds. Or did we misunderstand the profit on that football concession stand? However, after your successful performance of your Jr. Class Play, you did Rest Assured. BRUCE SHAVER DORRAINE SPEER FRED SULZBACH YVONNE THOMAS BETTY TUCKER DOROTHY TURNBO JUDY WARD JIM WOODS DELBERT WYLAND 'Idea . You were a jolly and care-free group of individuals. You studied long hard moments— now and then; you planned great undertakings and secretly wondered who would have the ambition to carry them out; you were always on the go; you were into everything. Yes, dependable, friendly, eager, a little crazy, but wonderful—that's you, the Class of 1959, Harriet Hinchley Donald Banks Patricia Burney Richard Kissler Gerald Carpenter John Clark Velma Davies Roy Dickey All of a sudden you were sopho- mores! It seemed like only a year ago when you were freshmen. With your wonderful personalities and bubbling vigor, you were like the meat in a sandwich. You gave it the flavor, you were in the middle of everything, and we couldn't seem to get along without you. Vernon Dyer Loretta Enyeart JAMES MORAVEK - - - Secretary RONALD ROGOWSKI - - President BOB STEWART - - - - -Treasurer KENT YARDLEY - Vice-President Edward Gasseling Sylvester Gasseling Betty Roebuck Larry Masat Calvin Messersmith Ronald Rogowski Karen Minich James Moravek Deraid Morgan Patricia Mundt . You began to get in gear when you were a sophomore. Even though you were probably in every organ- ization in school whether it was band, pep club, dramatics, chorus, or athletics, you still managed to hold your own against the older and more experienced upperclassmen. You knew all of the ins and outs of high school by now and had devel- oped that worldly attitude that Robert Parkin distinguished you from the fresh- Dale Pipitt men . . . and everyone else. Darold Prochazka Kenneth Wyland Lynda Rosenberger John Rowley Kent Yardley Edward Schxamek Bonnie Shimek Robert Stewart Judy Stower . . It was amazing what only one year of high school could do for you students. At times you doubted whether or not there was anything more to learn. However, after a bit of investigation and a few semester tests, you changed your minds. You became a junior. Earl Thompson Carol Uhrig tyeu SxfcConect 'Zttt iuttcleeC Mary Kay Whelan Dean Williams 0?re4 i He i Betty Dyer Conn Fickel float Teresa Gasseling Joyce Herbaugh Remember the day you came? You can't have forgotten. The registra- tion lines, the schedule, the rows and rows of sophisticated upper- classmen who gave you the specu- lative eye when you meekly walked past, are never to be for- gotten! And then the way you jumped everytime your name was called! Don't pretend that you weren't shaking in your boots. You know better. Tom Hewitt Rebecca Kampbell Mike Kiger FRESHMAN OFFICERS JAN VEDDER------------ — _ Secretary REBECCA KAMPBELL------------ — Treasurer JOYCE HERBAUGH.............Vice-President SANDY TODD......................President Showed, '2 0 zy Roland Manion Charolette Pierce Yes, you proudly carried your text- books from class to class . . . and what's more, you read them. Then it was announced—To become a full-pledged student of H. H. S., it was necessary that you present yourselves as Indians with braids and everything before the whole high school for a day. This you did, and after you finally got the warpaint and the concoc- tion of flour and water washed off, you were once more an inconspic- uous student. Life was as it had always been. Nevertheless, you were a freshman once. Don't ever forget it! Emily Roan Joyce Tlamka Sandra Todd Jan Vedder e e a 4 4 e 4 All right, eyes on copy, hands on home row. Remember that class? — - Whether it was working to perfect your expert rhythm drill or to get just two more words on that timed writing—whether you were working against time to get your practice set done or drilling on map study in World History, classes were still a lot of fun, weren’t they? Shop is offered to the boys, home economics for the girls, and study hall for everyone. It seems whether you need the time or not, you can always put it to good use. All's quiet on the western front V • “Piottctuf 'PCcuuti u) Toull find a diagram on page 123 Classwork offers a lot of challenges to an H. H.S. student of today. Regardless of whether it involves advanced preparation for dissecting in biology, or oral and written assignments in English or American History, much outside studying goes into getting a lesson ready for tomorrow. However, all this work is not done for nothing. Besides the amount of knowledge which one gains, he also benefits greatly from the daily, social contact with his many friends and classmates. Although another football season has drawn to a close, many memories remain of hard fought games with our share of bad luck, excitement, and victories. ecovct Hay Springs Chadron Prep Gordon Alliance Bridgeport Morrill Chadron High Crawford Rush ville (tie) Record: 2 wins, 6 losses, 1 tie RON WAX - Co-Captain JEP BYRUM - Coach DALE CAMPBELL - Co-Captain H. 19-6 12-7 18-0 7-33 19-6 12-7 19-7 7-13 0-0 At the close of the 1957 season, Dale Campbell and Ron Wax were named on the All-Conference teams of both The Scottsbluff Star Herald and radio station KCSR. Dale C. was awarded the DAV Sportsmanship Award. Campbell and Wax were elected Honorary Co-Captains for the year. !. DELBERT WYLAND Halfback EARL LLITERAS Fullback I I ! % DALE CAMPBELL Halfback BOB STEWART End JIM GASSELING Tackle JERRY OVERSTREET Guard JIM WOODS Quarterback RON WAX Center PAUL BURNEY Guard SULZBACH End KENNY KAMPBELL End CALVIN MESSERSMITH Guard BRUCE SHAVER Center CARL NYQUIST Guard BILL RASMUSSEN Tackle o azt ‘t ’ieccaiott (? IciC64. 'VcvioKoi Sc uttA kvay, Away, take that ball away. This familiar chant rang through the gym many times as Chuck Lindly’s team showed the spectators a very thrilling season. RECORD H Hay Springs 39 31 Rushville 40 53 Prep 45 43 St. Agnes 41 49 Chadron Hi 52 26 Chadron Hi 71 49 Hay Springs 43 31 Assumption 63 29 Prep 63 43 Crawford 43 40 Rushville 28 29 Assumption 46 43 Chadron Hi 64 36 Morrill 55 63 St. Agnes 39 56 B. B. Co-Captains JERRY O., COACH LINDLY, DALE C. BACK ROW, left to right: Varsity: Coach Lindly, F. Sulzbach, Manager; M. Price, D. Wyland, P. Burney, K. Yardly, R. Wax, B. Stewart, J. Wood, D. Campbell, E. Lliteras, J. Overstreet, J. Gasseling, C. Gasseling, Coach Byrum. FRONT ROW: V. Dyer, C. Messersmith, E. Gasseling, K. Wyland, C. Nyquist, J. Clark, L. Masat, J. Moravek, R, Dickey, D. Banks, J. Rowley, D. Morgan. DALE CAMPBELL CLEM GASSELING KENT YARD LEY RON WAX JIM WOOD BOB STEWART 7s4c k Sveny s4t Cete Dale Campbell led the H-Club through a successful year as president. Any senior high boy who had earned a letter in sports could belong to this organization. The H-Club carries many responsibilities; their main undertakings involve Football and Basketball Homecomings, Dads' Night and the initiation of new members. Sc6oo£ Sft ut f 7e x t 'TTtomC” f cutcC Action are predominate at any basketball game. In fact, they are the persistant forces found in any physical education activity whether it be grade school, junior high, or varsity sport. We are very proud of our junior high athletic program this year, finding them undefeated in football. Conference Champions in basketball, and among the best on the cinders. Mile Relay RON WAX JIM WOOD JIM MORAVEK CLEM GASSELING 880 Relay CONN FICKEL DALE CAMPBELL DELBERT WYLAND EARL LLITERAS (Putdewtect Showed Oufafrutdcvty Se 4o t as the 880 relay team and Earl Lliteraswith his 220 and 100 yard dash went to state. Although they failed to place at state, they made many startling showings at the Chad- ron Invitational and the Scottsbluff Con- ference meet. LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Byrum. K. Kampbell, J. Wood. R. Wax. K. Yardley. F. Sulzbach. D. Campbell. C. Lindly. J. Rowley, manager; J. Overstreet. D. Wyland, J. Moravek, E. Lliteras, C. Nyquist, B. Shaver, J. Clark. D. Banks, C. Fickel, C. Gasseling, D. Morgan, P. Burney, C. Messersmith. JIM WOOD High Jump 7 DALE CAMPBELL Low Hurdles DELBERT WYLAND 440 LARRY MASAT Discus EARL LLITERAS 100,220 Folks - Remember when you rolled up the parlor rug, cranked up the old victrola, and really let go with the Charleston? Today the jitterbug is the rage and we all get hep at the school dances. BACK ROW, left to right: Rebecca K., Jan V., Dorraine S., Louise P., Dorothy T., Mis. Johnson, sponsor, Vonis H., Katherine D., Charolette P.. Myrtle M., Teresa G., Sandra T., Emily R., Patricia B. SECOND ROW: Karyl R., Bar- bara K.. Jean S., Marlene E., Jeanne P,, Sara F., Patsy F., Kay A. . Mary K., Janice F.. Carol U., Patricia M., Sharon L., Joyce T,, Betty D. FRONT ROW: Ginger M., Judy C., Connie R. , Yvonne T., Betty B., Betty G., Delphine are some of the standards you pledge to uphold. A busy year was com- pleted with the Pep Club Play, initiation of new members, Spring banquet, election of new cheerleaders and, of course, attendance at all ballgames. You uphold good wholesome school spirit. OFFICERS Pres. - - KARYL ROSENBERGER Vice-Pres. - - KAY APPLEYARD Sec. - KATHERINE DICKINSEN Treas..........PATSY FISHER Initiation CHEERLEADERS Ginger M. Delphine V. Betty B. Connie R. Student 2004. “Su.., OFFICERS President - RON WAX Vice-President - JEANNE PLANANSKY Secretary-Treasurer - BARBARA KAMPBELL Sponsor - MR. CHARLES LINDLY acting as the governing agent of the student body. Realizing the ideals of self- governing in this way, they learned leaders of today are to be leaders of tomorrow. For the first time in the history of the Student Council a consti- tution was drawn up and they became members of the Na- tional Association of Student Councils. At the open house during National Education Week, the members served as guides and were in complete charge. As a means of boosting the school spirit the council sold school pennants and held an election for the purpose of electing a school fight song. Although the Student Coun- cil was still young and slightly ineffective they got off to a fine start and we hope they will continue to grow and im- prove in the future. MEMBERS - Mel Price, Sandy Todd, Emily Roan, Bonnie Shimek, Delbert Wyland, Barbara Kampbell, Ron Wax, Mr. Lindly, sponsor, Jeanne Planansky, Ronnie Rogowski, Conn Fickel, Larry Masat, and Duane Jespersen. Strepe 76e “Sa tcC During football season the familiar cardinal and grey uniforms were seen as they marched down the field and played On You Bobcats. Different routines were performed at each game with Sara Fentress out front giving the signals. The annual Winter concert always adds to the Christmas Spirit. A busy year was com- pleted with attendance at the fall choral clinic, spring band clinic, spring contest, and a spring concert under the direction of Mr. Robert Williams. Jerry Overstreet was Band Captain. Sara Fentress PIANO pan, 7 e 'Pu iic TRUMPET TRIO Bill Rasmussen Jerry Overstreet Kent Yardley WOODWIND ENSEMBLE Donna Turnbo Judy Caha Sara Fentress Karyl Rosenberger Melvyn Price TRUMPET SOLO Jerry Overstreet FLUTE TRIO Karyl R. Dorraine S. Jan V. I FRONT ROW, left to right: Mr. Williams, Teresa G., Sandy T., Judy C. , Connie R., Ron W., Jerry O., Mel. P., Mike K., Patsy F., Dorothy T., Ginger M., Janice F., Sara F. SECOND ROW: Charlotte P., Betty B., Louise P., Mary K., Marlene E., Jeanne P. , Dennis W., Billy R.. Duane J., Rebecca K., Lynda R. , Emily R., Carol M., Patty B., Velma D. THIRD ROW: Vonis H., Jan V., Karyl R., Barbara K., Jo W., Kenny W., Roland M., John C., Paul B., Deraid M., Mary W., Carol U., Bonnie S., Patricia M. FOURTH ROW: Myrtle M., Delphine V., Kay A., Jean S., Sharon L.. Harriet H., Katherine Dr, Betty D. , Joyce T., Dorraine S., Yvonne T. , Betty G., Karen M. as the Mixed Chorus and Girls' Glee added color and beauty to the musical life of Hemingford High School. Each and everyone learned music is for millions with no one holding exclusive rights. Satnet tviy 'Tfecv 'fyean, was the formation of the Junior High Chorus. With another year behind them, these warblers have a better understanding of the music they sing. (Pfaxty, Scf Pt o£ announced another Pep Rally was underway. The pep band gave an added spark to the rallies this year. .1 — FRONT ROW, left to right: Sponsor, Mr. Lindly, Janice Fegler, Ronnie Wax, Karyl Rosenberger, Jeanne Planansky, Bill Rasmussen, Betty Gordon, Betty Bergfield, Sara Fentress, Myrtle Morgan, Louise Prochazka, Connie Rosenberger. BACK ROW, left to right: Velma Davies, Ronnie Rogowski, Carol Uhrig, Bob Stewart, Bonnie Shimek, Vernon Dyer, Karen Minich. 7(1 Succeed, 'TTfauf, Se CHARACTER, SCHOLARSHIP, LEADERSHIP, or SERVICE. These are the outstanding qualities which were met by all eighteen students who belong to the National Honor Society. Starting the year with five members and finishing with a total of eleven full-pledged members, this organization symbolizes the academic achievement of H. H. S. Seven sophomores were included in the organization as probationary members; and, if they continue to maintain high scholastic standards, they will become permanent members when they are juniors. 'DeacCCute 4 0 ’(?£ c6 It will always be remembered: Articles due at 4:00 - NO LATER. We had many memories writing our articles, typing dummy, stencils - then the job of running off the paper; and, of course, not to be for- gotten, the assembly line to put the paper together. STAFF CONNIE - Editor-in-Chief CARL - Assistant-Editor BRUCE - Feature Editor EARL - Sports Editor KENNY - Subscription Editor FRED - News Reporter Don't get ink on your fingers, boys!!! Like musical chairs, miss one and you're all goofed up! I ” OttCcf, '7ft z6e eCteve but by the night of the actual performance it seems it was for real. Before the footlights, the juniors presented their class play Rest Assured under the direction of Mrs. Acker, Mr. Scott, and Mrs. Titus. PLAY CAST Mr. Morlock--------------------------------------EARL LLITERAS Mrs. Morlock......................................MARY KRAJEWSKI Mary.............................................BETTY BERGFIELD Jessica......................................CONNIE ROSENBERGER Mildred..................................................BARBARA KAMPBELL Joe Lanconi - - - - — - -- -- - — - -- -- - — - - JAMES GASSELING Luigi Lanconi---------------------------------------JIM WOODS Martha...........................................BETTY GORDON Lucifer.........................................DELBERT WYLAND Miss Akers.....................-.................SARA FENTRESS George Plew................................................KENNY KAMPBELL Mrs. Schmaltz------------------------------------DORRAINE SPEER Dr. Brown........................................CARL NYQUIST Mr. Black........................................MELVYN PRICE jake........................................................FRED SULZBACH Mrs. prink......................................YVONNE THOMAS Prompters..............................JUDY WARD and JUDY CAHA Stage Managers - - - — - — — PAUL BURNEY and BRUCE SHAVER CAST Look at those expressions, will you! Even though every member of the cast had been over the part where Little Jimmie Jones pins his girl friend Polly a million times, they always get a big kick out of watching it again. Of course, with the actual dress and the furniture on stage there was an even bigger sense of reality as the senior class presented Little Jimmie Jones. -VJiU 7°u teaUY and tiuvy eat mV ting poiiV 7t S6ou£ct Se S UOCC , Sut - - James Jodrel Jones Jr.------ James Jodrel Jones, Sr.----- Mrs. Jennie Jones----------- Polly Prescot-------------- Mrs. Pamela Prescott------- Biff Bingham------------- Stuffy Shaw--------------- Cuddles Cameron----------- Gabby Garfield----------- Nora Newman----------------- Gladys Glamour-------------- VanDyke Van Horn----------- Director ------------------- .......RONNIE WAX - - DENNIS WINTER ---JANICE FEGLER ---MARLENE ENGLE JEANNE PLANANSKY - -DUANE JESPERSEN ■ - - DALE CAMPBELL • - GINGER MAIEFSKI DELPHINE VORTRUBA •KARYL ROSENBERGER • ---PATSY FISHER - JERRY OVERSTREET ■ - MR. LYLE FODNES CAST 1 trusted you had a pleasant afternoon while I was DELPHINE V.---- BETTY B........ PATSY F........ CONNIE R.------ BARBARA K. --- JUDY C........ BETTY G.------- DORRAINE S.---- JUDY W......... CAROL U........ PAT M.......... MR. LYLE FODNES - Miss Mazie Maloney -----Miss Susies Sweet -----Miss Pansy Payton -------Miss Nora Nagg Mrs. Roxanna Raymond - Miss Harriet Hazel ton •-------Miss Edna Earl Miss Arabella Arbuckle - - Mrs. Vinnie Varden Mrs. Lotta Lott - - Mrs. Tessie Trippit Director gone. ?4 'poof Scoter Sct ie ScviwyJ w CAST JERRY O......... BILLY R......... CONNIE R.------- Emily R.-------- Jim W.---------- Kent Y.--------- BETTY B......... KARYL R.-------- MR. LYLE FODNES ------------Bert ■-----The Dude Elinor Woodburry -----------Lucy --------George ---------Wilbur ----------Mother ---------Mildred --------Director ’That big bass-viol wasn't smashed. Ok Sfaye Dramatics played an important role in each and every student's life at H. H. S. If not included in the actual cast one was kept busy on various makeup, stage and prompting committees. While the majority of the plays were for raising funds, this did not lessen the enthusiasm created by the Jr., Sr., and Pep Club plays. Contest plays were rehearsed to perfection in order to rate high when placed in competition with other schools. With the addition of exciting new stage lights, everyone is looking forward to another interesting year of dramatics activity. £ve u ty 7 t . . . was the beautiful theme which made all of those in attendance feel as if they were actually in Gay Paree. With an atmosphere enchanted by the presence of the Eiffel Tower, sidewalk cafes, and thrones centered around Evening in Paris Cologne, the court consisting of Conn Fickel, James Moravek, Paul Burney, Betty Gordon, Bonnie Shimek, Emily Roan and Harry and Linda Scott crowned Queen Karyl and King Gary to reign over the beautiful 1958 prom. 7 t Ou% Vei t6 0 With our high school days closing, we, the annual staff, want to present you with this annual. With our theme, MEMORIES THEN AND NOW, we strove to present for you in words and pictures our concept of those highlights of the daring, dashing flappers and the present, perplexing teenage school days. Unknown to us when we chose it, our theme has actually come to be the latest rage, With pointed toes and the everflattering chemise, we have come to feel that your memories have taken a cycle and will actually be ours, too. Those who were instrumental in giving you this annual were Karyl Rosenberger, Editor-in-Chief; Jeanne Planansky, Assistant Editor; Marlene Engel, Class Editor; Kay Appleyard, Activities Editor; Ron Wax, Sports Editor; Dennis Winter, Advertising Editor; Delphine Votruba, Subscription Editor; Mrs. Alberta Byrum, Sponsor; and, of course, the entire senior class with their efforts and ideas. We truly hope that you enjoy it as much as we did preparing it. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Byrum, Marlene E., Delphine V., Karyl R., Jeanne P., Dennis W. , Ron W., (not pictured) Kay A. BACK ROW, left to right: Miss Laeger, Bruce Coplen, Charles Gartner, Katheryn Roan, Carla Forsstrom, Michael Hud- son. SECOND ROW . Harry Scott, Dennis Tschacher, Martha Dickute, Billy Hebbert, Dennis Zajic, Gail Osborn, Steven Wessel. FRONT ROW: Mike Moran, Dorothy Jaramillo, Denice Pipitt, Linda Campbell, Elnora Shephard, and Bruce Sample. tcuCc ? BACK ROW, left to right: Kenton Turnbo, Phyllis Roberts, Marjean Osborn, Linda Golka. SECOND ROW: Terry Pierce, Ricky Benda, Dale Speer, Bruce Engel, Robert Yellow Hair, Terry Ramswy. FRONT ROW: Randy Sample, Dwayne Sample, Steve Moran, Marlene Shephard, Linda Collins, Cathy Johnson. uuCe 2 BACK ROW, left to right: Mrs. Vedder, Roger Nagelschneider, Glenda Sample, Gordon Glass, Douglas Gartner, Lois Quig- ley, Darrel Roberts, Terry Fickel. SECOND ROW: Renita Wessel, Bradley Rosenberger, Gary Zajic, Eddie Athey, Gail Hudson, Linda Herbaugh, Scott Bates, Danny Collins. FRONT ROW: Steve Dickute, Shirley Adamson, Glenda Chancellor. Peggy Moran, John Baltz, Lee Branson, Wanda Pierce, Nancy White. Not shown: Larry Zajic. 3 BACK ROW, left to right: Mrs. Furman, Edd Davies, Linda Tschacher, Gary Riggs, David Minich, John Kampbell, Phylis Kiger. SECOND ROW: Denny Price, Carol Ramsey, Carol Johnson, Philip Scott, Peggy Campell, Nancy Athey, Shirley Jordan, Brent Kuhn, Laura Yardley, Bobby Minich, Bruce Sample, Christina Henkel. tyuuCe 4 BACK ROW, left to right: Mrs. Hebbert, Sharron Hendrickson, Priscilla Burri, Patty Roan, Mariane Fegler, Bonnie Gowin. SECOND ROW; Florence Jaramillo, Marie Collins, Donnie Lawson, Kenny Jordan, Linda Pierce, Donna Fickel. FRONT ROW; Roland Shephard, Lois Dyer, Eva Hill, Ricky Enyeart, Greg Rosenberger, and Donnie Price. i zcCe 5 BACK ROW, left to right: Mrs. Fendrich, Dennis Herbaugh, Bobby Planansky, Diane Rowley, Sharon Rogowski, Eleanor Henkel, Ronald Osborn, Eddie Planansky, Alva Roberts. SECOND ROW: Kay Scott, Jimmy Burney, Mary Planansky, Patty Overstreet, Steve Yardley, Johnny Bussen, Carey Davies. FRONT ROW: Bernadine Sample, Elouise Forsstrom, Albert Jenkel, Ronnie Whelan, Ronnie Price, Kenny Fickel, Carol Price. dfaide 6 BACK ROW, left to right: Mrs. Winget, Fred Bergfield, Sheila Headden, Sharon Headden, Harold Pierce, Buddy Roan, David Bates. SECOND ROW: Betty Parkin, Kathy Kuhn, Kenny Minich, Kathy Speer, Gene Pierce, Kathy Caha, Cathy Maiefski. FRONT ROW: Linda Kampbell, Donnie Chancellor. Nancy Carrell, Paul Kampbell, Charles Osborn, Rhondo Rosenberger. tyuzde 7 BACK ROW, left to right: Ella Dickey, Velma Danner, Don Parkin, Veryl Danner, Larry Osborn, Wayne Rosenberger. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Fentress, Norman Coday, Patty Thomas, Gloria Turnbo, Sally Minich, Joey Planansky, Don Will- iams, Anne Hagemeister. FRONT ROW: Jerry Lawson, Kenny Luce, Gloria Whelan, Robert Kampbell, Arden Rosenberger, and Roger Davies. tyutcCe Z BACK ROW, left to right: Donna Wyland, Viola Condry, Mary Ellen Dickinson, Larry Lehl, Ed McDuffie, Jim Hill, Gay lin Fickel, Don Baltz. SECOND ROW: Doug Price, Jimmy Overstreet, Oliver Rasmussen, Doug Shaver, A1 Coday, Billy Engel, Walter Dyer, Larry Burney, Jessie Athey, Mrs. Headden. FRONT ROW: Charlette Fisher, Cheryl Coplen, Patty Stewart, Sharon Christenson, Carolyn Krajewski, Donna Turnbo, Sharen Osborn, Wilva Hill. fJutU l 'rtyupA Pefi (2lu BACK ROW, left to right: Sharen O., Velma D., Ella D., Carolyn K., Anne H., Gloria W., Velma C. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Fentress, Donna W., Gloria T., Donna T. , Patty S., Sharon C., Mary Ellen D., Mrs. Headden. CHEERLEADERS, left to right: Cheryl C., Charlette F., Sally M., Patty T. ALLIANCE CO-OP FOOD STORE Black Hills and Highway 19 Alliance, Nebraska Top Quality Meats and Fruits and Vegetables and Nationally Advertised Grocery Items Boosting Home Town Prosperity Congratulations From the BOX BUTTE COUNTY MEDICAL ASSOCIATION ■ 11111 If We Please, Tell Others- If Not, Tell Us! Complete Dry Cleaning Men's Dress Sport, Work Clothes CITY CLEANERS CLOTHING Phone 105 Hemingford, Nebraska Alliance, Nebraska Congratulations to the Senior Class of '58 AMERICAN LEGION POST NO. 9 “Exclusive Ladies’ and Misses’ ’’ Ready-to-Wear and Accessories Style Without Extravagance We Give S H Green Stamps Phone 4420 Chadron, Nebr Compliments of MACEKS Office Machines and Supplies 322 Main St. Chadron, Nebr. Phone 2861 Typewriters - Adding Machines SIDLES-CHAMBERS CO. Wholesales Automobile Supplies Replacement Parts Kendall Oil and Grease Sieberling Tire Tractors - Motors - Parts - Supplies Machine Shop Service Alliance, Nebraska andeqson Your Complete Department Store Chadron, Nebraska Best Wishes to the Class of '58 HELEN’S STEAK HOUSE 249 Main Street Phone 2241 Chadron, Nebraska Phone 2422 Highway 20 BARNEY’S SERVICE STATION Best Wishes Texaco Phone 9909 MONTGOMERY WARD CO. First and Main Chadron, Nebraska For the “Latest” in Women’s and Misses’ Fashions THELMA’S Alliance, Nebraska Exclusive but Not Expensive VETERINARY CLINIC D. G. KIEGER, D.V.M. Phone 196 Hemingford, Nebraska UMT2IC3 McCormick Tractors International Truck McCormick Farm Equip. Irrigation Supplies, Hardware, Paint Automobile Supplies Phone 185_Hemingford, Nebraska D12. NEFF DENTIST Alliance, Nebraska HEINZ ELECTRIC Sales and Service R. E. A. and City Wiring Electrical and Telephone Contractors LOUIS HEINZ JR. Owner Phone 53 Hemingford, Nebraska Hemingford, Nebr. OOFIN W T20AN Congratulations to the Seniors ■DOXY THEATER For the Best in Shows PLUMBING AND HEATING Phone 207 or 168 P. O. Box 256 Hemingford, Nebraska I AST minute LJb?NEWs r Congratulations to the Class of 1958 THE CHADRON RECORD Congratulations to the Seniors of Northwest Nebraska’s 1957-1958 Most Complete Weekly Newspaper PA N H A NDUE WAREHOUSE Chadron, Nebraska Grains - Feeds - Seeds Alliance, Nebraska k: c o w P R RADIO SUCGANS News S|w MD. Music Sports Eye, Ear, Nose, and Throat Drama Wf 124 West 4th Street Mtfwmces READY MIX CO. Phone 577 Concrete as You Want It Alliance, Nebraska Alliance, Nebraska K C T2AOO Congratulations and Best Wishes Seniors You’re Out on Your Own Now . . . and Wherever You Go There’s Radio KCSR Radio-1450 on Your Dial Chadron, Nebraska Open Day and Night SIOUX SKILLET RED AND JUANITA Air Conditioned Truck Stop UL_ r WHITE FLOUR Congratulations to the Senior Class of 1958 CHADRON MILLING COMPANY Chadron, Nebr. Junction Hiway 19-20 Chadron, Nebraska RADIO SERVICE PAINT AND WALLPAPER “Paint Is No Sideline With Us’’ Downs Signs Chadron, Nebr. Phone 2324 TRAXDIO AND TV R. C. A. Victor Sentinel Setchell-Carlson Visit Our 7 Room Modern House See the Latest in Furniture Carpet and Appliance MIDWEST FURNITURE CO. Chadron, Nebraska Free Delivery Anywhere Phone 5536 FEXACO Stop and Save at Texaco Hemingford, Nebraska GLASS 1 CONOCO BBOS. Y SERVICE Conoco Products B. F. Goodrich Tires and Batteries Hemingford, Nebraska STANDARD T2EINDL. SERVICE STATION FORD DEADER Hemingford, Nebraska Best Wishes to the Senior Class of ’58 MR, AND MRS, E. W. PURDUM Hemingford, Nebraska COMMUNITY BUILDERS ALLIANCE CONSUMERS COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION Petroleum Products Food Products 724 West 3rd Street Alliance, Nebraska F. J. WIRTH, D.O. BYERLY’S BAKERY MARCIA H. WIRTH, D.O. Good Things to Eat Baked Fresh Every Day Chadron, Nebraska Phone 2222 Chadron, Nebr. HENNESSY’S BOOK GIFT SHOP Phone 2261-5677 341 Main St. Chadron, Nebraska Class of 1958 We Salute You and Extend Our Best Wishes for Your Success HUB Into the Life Ahead HOTEL BENEVOLENT AND PROTECTIVE ORDER OF ELKS 115 Main Street Alliance, Nebraska Chadron, Nebraska MORRIS BEAUTY SALON Phone H2-2687 Our Very Best Wishes Always ESTHER AND VENETA Chadron, Nebr. T= S (VI Buy 'Em by the Sack BOOTET2V REX HAMBURGER SHOP Alliance, Nebraska Chadron, Nebraska BANK 01= CWAD'DON LUMBER COAL CO. Member of HERB KANUDSEN, Mgr. Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Phone HE 25331 Phone 5531 Chadron, Nebr. Chadron, Nebraska Best Wishes to the Seniors of ’58 MORGAN’S CAFE Phone 2608 166 Main St. Chadron, Nebr. KEEP - U - NEAT CLEANERS Alliance, Nebr. DAIRY KING Hemingford, Nebr. Best Wishes to the Class of ’58 MORTZ SERVICE SUPPLY Alliance, Nebr. Heating Air Conditioning JOHN’S SHOE SHOP Alliance, Nebr. METAL PRODUCTS CO. Franchised Lennox Dealer 211 W. 2nd St. Chadron, Nebr. Dial 5553 FURNII TUT2E “Where Quality Is Higher Than Prices’ DEAVE12 GRAIN OIL Firth Carpet Armstrong Linoleum Norge Appliances Motorola TV Berea, Nebr. Alliance, Nebr. Phone 883 HOLSTEN'S r Complete Line of Drugs We Clothe the Family and Jewelry P. O. Box 1251 Alliance, Nebraska Alliance, Nebraska 7 A' „ „ C4 (y(,ti% l'pLs0 THIELES FLORAL CO. Two Fine Stores Flowers for All Occasions 322 Box Butte DRUG JEWELRY Phone 151 Alliance, Nebraska Alliance, Nebraska , ' k FRONTIER MOTEL fyfom Alliance, Nebraska ° M J O BOTTLING CO. ° ■ o yUlUMM q O PANHANDLE PACKING 0 Wholesale Meats and Alliance, Nebraska Custom Butchering Phone 813 Alliance, Nebr. NEBRASKA CERTIFIED 7 7 ? r SEED A { V T f ? Nebred Wheat Dicktoo Winter Barley LUMBER COMPANY Phone 79-F2 “Your Friendly Yard” RUSSELL C. MILLER Phone 48 1020 West 3rd St. Hemingford, Nebr. Alliance, Nebraska JOE W. UNITED MOTORS SERVICE Briggs Stratton Clinton Parts and Service BH JNJTTEI 1 TSC MATRNETR PLUMBING HEATING Chadron, Nebr. BROTHERS Phone 2409 Phone 23 80 205 West Second Chadron, Nebraska CHADRON CREAMERY LOCKER PLANT CHADRON TIRE SHOP Modern Lockers - Cash Buyers of Cream New - Used - Recaps Manufacturers of DeLuxe Butter and Ice Cream 127 Chadron St. Phone 2112 Chadron, Nebr. Chadron, Nebraska Compliments of ERLEWINE PAINT STORE PAULS’ CAFE TV SERVICE Chadron, Nebr. Chadron, Nebraska HOME LUMBER COAL CO. Building Supply Headquarter STORE Fountain Service Hemingford, Nebr. Hemingford, Nebraska Where Building Supplies Can Be Without a Down x A Payment and Up to Five Years to Pay. Massey-Harris Sales and Service Mayrath Augers Wisconsin Engines Krause Oneways WESTERN IMPLEMENT COMPANY TE3T20S. Phone 215 Hemingford FACMER'S UNION CO-OP STORE Best Wishes to the Seniors of 58 Hemingford, Nebraska KINE AT THE ALLIANCE HOTEL CAFE Steaks Are Our Specialty Party Facilities Phone 148 Alliance, Nebraska ENGEL DAI12V MILK CREAM Also Powell-Mayes Products Chocolate and Buttermilk Pasteurized and Homogenized Milk Cheese - Ice Cream - Desserts Hemingford, Nebraska DICK'S RADIO 8i TV Sales and Service Admiral, RCA, Motorola, Hotpoint Antenna Installations Expert Service on All Makes Alliance, Nebraska 120 Box Butte Call 506 Congratulations to the Seniors NSW YS STORE HARDWARE COMPANY Alliance, Nebraska ■DT2A K-e HOTEL For the Best in Rooms and Foods Alliance, Nebr. F M BOOTERY The Best in Shoes for the Entire Family 305 Box Butte Alliance, Nebr. PLAINS IMPLEMENT AND MOTOR COMPANY Phone 501 210 Cheyenne John Deere DeLaval Farmhand Sales and Service Alliance Congratulations to the Class of 58 From the PINECY MUSIC CO. 317 Box Butte Alliance, Nebr. JUDD SKELGAS FIRESTONE Chadron, Nebr. KANDY SNAP 406 Box Butte - Alliance Nebr. Homemade Candy Our Specialty Phone 354J COAST TO COAST 324 Box Butte - Butte, Alliance, Nebr. 11 Big Departments Where You Buy for Less Because We Buy for Less Phone 2757 GanMat The Friendly Store Alliance, Nebr. POWELL K I YYES DAIRY Home Owned Processors and Distributors of Grade A Dairy Products and Ice Cream 719 W 3rd Alliance Phone 22 W. Congratulations DR. ROBERT W. BOWEN OPTOMETRIST 323 1 2 Box Butte Phone 260 Alliance, Nebr. STATE REFINING COMPANY Carter Products Duo-Therm Heaters Nourse Oils - Accessories Visit the ROXY FOUNTAIN for Your Soft Drinks - Ice Cream Candy YARDLEY'S, Proprietors J. T. RECREATION Groceries Phone 48 P. O. Box 418 Hemingford, Nebraska Hemingford Smart Dress Shop MABEL ROLAND Best Wishes to the Class of 1958 Mgr. Hemingford, Nebraska CULLEN EQUIPMENT LIVESTOCK COMMISSION COMPANY John Deere Sales and Service Regular Auction Every Wednesday Your Farm Supply Headquarters Special Feeder Sale on at Hemingford, Nebr. The Trademark of Quality Made Famous by Good Implements W ednesday The Cattle Capital of the Sandhills Alliance, Nebraska CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1958 MAGEMEISTERS GRAIN ELEVATOR Phone 192 Hemingford Is a Good Market for Your Grain Hemingford, Nebraska SMA WE WELCOME YOUR ACCOUNT BANK Ol= HEMINGFOFD U our Of DEPENDABLE 4U- DRUGGIST DEUS J I Case r New Holland Farm Hand P 0? t FARM EQUIPMENT CO., INC. (Hemingford, Nebraska UNION CO-OP OIL ASS’N Hemingford, Nebraska An Institution Organized for the Benefit of the Community Any Profits That Are Made Are Returned to Those Patronizing It Gasoline - Fuels - Lubricating Oil and Greases Propane and Butane, Accessories Recently We Purchased the A M Olds Locker Plant Which We Are Operating for the Benefit of the COMMUNITY Trade With Yourself' BEST WISHES TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1958 FADMERS CO -01=5 GRAIN ELEVATOR A. G. GREENWOOD, Manager Hemingford, Nebraska “BEVNOLJDS AUTO PARTS AND SALVAGE G. L. DAIRY KING We Welcome You From 10 a.m. to 11 p.m. Best Wishes to the Class of ’58 Alliance, Nebr. 767 Belmont Phone 73 1 BRITTAN INSURANCE AGENCY INC. Phone 607 Essay Bldg. Alliance, Nebraska Alliance, Nebraska DR. A. L. GODWIN HOME CAFE Good Food DR. A. F. SIXTA Across From the School Hemingford, Nebr. ALLIANCE STEAM LAUNDRY GLORIA’S BEAUTY SHOP Everything in Laundry Alliance, Nebraska For the Best in Photofinishing Try “Pleasing You Is Our Success” XA P I I 3 T Ez-T E' PHOTO LAB. I !■ ■- 1 1 — i f CLOTHING ARMY STORE Box 267 - 614 Flack Ave. Shoes for the Entire Family Phone 1281 1013 West 3rd Alliance, Nebraska Alliance, Nebr. LANGMACKERS BASKITERIA GANTZ, WILLIAMS, HEIN Home Owned Super-Market AND MORAN Alliance, Nebraska 1115 West 3rd Alliance, Nebraska Congratulations to the Senior Class of 1958 rp.i NeL MOT Modern Cabins Hemingford, Nebraska Stop at the Sign of the Flying Red Horse Everything for Anything on Wheels Famous Smiling Service We Forget Nothing Phone 40 BUDS MOBILE SERVICE Hemingford, Nebraska NEBRASKA TYPEWRITER AND EQUIPMENT COMPANY Alliance, Nebraska ELEVATOR We Extend Our Best Wishes to the Class of 58 STA-NU CLEANERS Alliance, Nebraska Nonpareill, Nebraska Compliments of HUGH AND JEAN McAUTHUR Hemingford, Nebraska Standard Oil Agent LEE OVERSTREET Phone 190 Read It Tell It Buy It Sell It Through tf $ A Prize Winning Paper! SHEPARDS PLACE Best Wishes to the Class of ’58 Fresh as a DAISY QUEEN SMINDLEBS HDWE. OO. You Can Be Sure If It’s W estinghouse. of Them All Telephone 2143 SUNSET MOTEL On Hl-Way 2- East Alliance Alliance, Nebraska TV Rooms Telephones Air Conditioned Automatic Radiant Heat THE TOLSTEDTS FROSTEE DO-NUT SHOP Retail - Wholesale Coffee Bar Telephone 1964-W - 408 Flack Ave. - Alliance, Nebr. Open 6 A.M. to 7 P.M. Daily - Closed Sunday Owners, LEONA KRAMER, DOROTHY WARTMAN R ef r ig er ator s Water Heaters Automatic Washers Ranges Dishwashers Your Authorized Dealer VMestinghouse Hemingford, Nebraska T=UT2M XM DR. RICHARD DAVID Congratulations to the Seniors OIL COMPANY of ’58 Chadron, Nebr. Frontier Products Phone 1 58 Hemingford, Nebraska Congratulations, Seniors ECONOMY FURNITURE STORE Complete Home Furnishing WILBUR HAHN, Prop. Phone 1140 Alliance, Nebr. i nofi GRAIN CO. Alliance, Nebraska SrDLiE- chambers CO. Auto Parts and Accessories Chadron, Nebraska LITHOGRAPHED BY — TAYLOR PUBLISHING CO. DALLAS • TEXAS The Best Yearbooks are TAYLOR-MADE iUlUuUil. iMliUUuitiUii'