Hemingford High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Hemingford, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1960 volume:

'DecUcatcoit To a coach and friend who has won the admiration of the entire student body of HemiiTgford High during these past four years. Mr. Jep Byrum. we respectfully de- dicate the 1960 Bobcat. THE SENIOR CLASS 7'«Me DEDICATION Page 1 TITLE PAGES Pages 2 3 OUR SCHOOL Page 4 ANNUAL STAFF Page 6 ADMINISTRATION Page 7 CLASSES Page 11 SENIORS Page 15 JUNIORS Page 21 SOPHOMORES Page 25 FRESHMEN Page 29 SUPERLATIVES Page 33 ATHLETICS Page 37 ACTIVITIES Page 47 ROYALTY Page 61 We who live in Western Nebraska are privileged to view many of Nature's most impressive beauties. As the earth turns, we view the glories of Spring, the panorama of the Summer harvest, the vivid colors of Fall, and finally-- the Winter Wonderland. N Editor in Chief RON ROGOWSKI Assistant Editor SYL GASSELING Activities Editor DON BANKS Sports Editor LARRY MASAT Class Editor LYNDA ROSENBERGER Advertising Editor PATTY BURNEY Subscription Editors LYNDA ROSENBERGER and PATTY BURNEY Student Editors JOYCE TLAMKA SANDEE SUE TODD PATTY STEWART BETTY JANE HEINZ DOUGLAS SHAVER Captured in the cold beauty of a winter morning, the main building of Hemingford High School shines as a beacon of learning in a set- ting of snow. It is from this building that the Class of I960 has gone forth to face new challenges and new horizons after four years of intense train- ing. Those four years were not, however, with- out their share of fun. Some of the best times of our lives were had in this building. It is a building, which, in the past year, saw many important victories on the nearby football field--victories which gave the Hem- ingford squad a World-Herald rating of seventh in the State of Nebraska. It was also the scene of one of the most successful basketball seasons in recent years, approaching the success achieved in football. This building has served us students long and well as a vital point in the teen triangle of home, school, and church. Yes, this has truly been OUR school; for the past four years, we have felt a pride in it that has made us know that we could never let it down in any way. Thanks, HHS! ' £t6e o ct at 'DeacUctte, fait t£e flocf 7t s4Ctf At room 204 on almost any Thursday evening and anytime during a week preceding a deadline, phrases could be heard such as these: Will you EVER learn to spell? . . . Oh, why do all those Freshmen have to have faces? . . . Masat, for the twelfth time, WHAT is a proportion? . . . Rogowski, how many pencils does that make that you 've lost in the last five minutes? . . . etc., ad infinitum. Yes, it was a year of hard work and learning. But despite the long hours, we found it to be a job with inspiration, for we had that magic moment to look forward to--this moment, when you, the reader, open this book for the first time to inspect and, we hope, approve, our work. 6 New ?ttcuCtty Mr. LYLE FODNES English and Speech Dramatics Midland College, B.A. Mr. LEE BEEM English and Speech Dramatics Nebr. State at Chadron, B.A. Miss DOROTHY BURNS Vocational Home Economics Biology Colo. State University, B.S. Mrs. ADELYN HEAD DEN Geometry and Algebra Nebr. State at Chadron, B.A. Mr. JAMES McCAFFERTY Chemistry General Science Nebr. State at Chadron, B.A. Mr. PETE MIRELEZ Biology and Spanish Basketball Nebr. State at Chadron, B.S. 9 ✓ - Mr. ROBERT WILUAMS, B.M.E. Nebr. State at Chadron Music Mr. LEONARD SCHULT, A.B. Nebr. State at Kearney Commercial Annual Advisor Paper Advisor Mr. RAY SCOTT, B.S. Nebr. State at Chadron Agriculture Shop Mr. J. J. BYRUM, M.A. Nebr. State at Kearney Football and Track Coach Social Studies Mrs. EDNA REINDL Mr. HERBOUGH Office Clerk Custodian Mr. Williams directs the choir in prepara- tion for a concert. Mr. Fodnes pronounces the Spelling words to his Eleventh grade class. Mr. Schult explains to Emily what block form is. Mrs. Headden looks on as Dave Y. proves that the triangles are congruent. Mr. McCafferty explains to the Ninth graders that the aquarium is a good ex- ample of the carbon-dioxide-oxygen cycle. Mr. Scott looks on as the boys of his Shop III class do their work. Mr. Mirelez is teaching his Spanish class with the aid of the phonograph. I960 Mrs. Johnson answers Don's question dur- ing the Twelfth grade class. Senio (?lcu4 O ccex DON BANKS...................Vice-President LARRY MASAT......................Secretary BOB STEWART..................... Treasurer JIM MORAVEK..................... President DONALD BANKS Football 2,3; Basketball 2,3; Track 2,3,4; H-Club 3,4; Jr. Class Play; One Act Play 3,4; Class Officer 4; Pep Club Play 4; Bobcat Tales Staff 3; Annual Staff 4. PATRICIA BURNEY Chorus 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Prom Attendant 3; Basketball Attendant 4; Jr. Class Play; Bobcat Tales Staff 3; Annual Staff 4; Friendliest 4. GERALD CARPENTER County Government Day 3. JOHNNY CLARK Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 2; Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Choral Clinic 1,2,3,4; Ag. Class Of- ficer; Ag. Class Play; Track 1,2,3,4; County Government Day 3; Stage Man- ager 3. VELMA DAVIES Chorus 1,2,3,4; Honor Society 2,3,4; One Act Play 1; Honor Society Officer 4. VERNON DYER Football 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; H-Club 3,4; Class Officer 1. EDWARD GASSELING Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 2,3; Chorus. SYLVESTER GASSELING Basketball 1; Jr. Class Play; One Act Play 3; Annual Staff 4. RICHARD KISSLER Chorus 1,2,3; Football 1,2; Basketball 3; Track 1; Ag. Class Officer; One Act Play 4. BARBARA KREJCI LARRY MASAT Chorus 3,4; Class Officer 4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; H-Club 3,4; Jr. Class Play; Football Co-Captain 4; Valentine King; Most Athletic. CALVIN MESSERSMITH Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Track 1,2,3; Jr. Class Play; Class Officer 3; H-Club 1,2,3,4; Student Council 3; Honor Society 3,4. KAREN MINICH Choms 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Jr. Class Play; Dance Band 4; Honor Society 2; Pep Band 3,4; Basketball Queen 4; Girls' Glee 1,2,3,4. JAMES MORAVEK Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3,4; H-Club 2,3,4; Bobcat Tales Staff 3; Class Officer 3,4; Pep Club Play 3; One Act Play 3; Jr. Class Play; Student Council 4. DERALD MORGAN Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1,2,4; Ag. Class Play 4; Student Council 4. ROBERT PARKIN Chorus 2,3,4; Football 1; Basketball 1; Ag. Class Officer 4; Ag. Class Play. RONALD ROGOWSKI Valedictorian; State High, Regents' Exams; Honor Society 2,3,4; Bobcat Tales Staff 3; Annual Staff 4; Jr. Class Play; Class Officer 2; Student Council 2; Band 1,2,3,4. LYNDA ROSENBERGER Chorus 1,2,3,4; Prom Attendant 1; Stu- dent Council 1; Football Attendant 4; Basketball Attendant 4; Valentine Queen 4; Annual Staff 4; Best Looking 4; Platte Valley Academy 3, 1st. Semester. JOHN ROWLEY Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; H-Club 2,3,4; Ag. Class Play; County Government Day 3; Basketball 1,2. EDWARD SCHRAMEK County Government Day 3. BONNIE SHIMEK Chorus 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 3,4; Class Of- ficer 3; Student Council 2; Honor Society 2,3,4; Jr. Class Play; Football Queen 4; Prom Attendant 2; Valentine Attendant 4. ROBERT STEWART Class Officer 1,2,4; Student Council 1; Band 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Honor Society 2,3,4; Jr. Class Play; Pep Club Play 4; One Act Play 3; Football Co-Captain 4; Bobcat Tales Staff 3; H-Club 2,3,4. JUDY STOWER Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 3,4; Spanish Club 4; Play Prompter 2,3; Jr. Class Play; Girls' State 3; One Act Play 4. CAROL UHRIG Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Class Officer 1,2,3; Jr. Class Play; Pep Club Play 4; Honor Society 2,3,4; Bobcat Tales Staff 3; Pep Club Officer 4; State Chorus 4. KENNETH WYLAND Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Ag. Class Officer; Chorus 1,2,3; Ag. Class Play. KENT YARD LEY Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1; Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1; Student Coun- cil 1; Class Officer 2; One Act Play 2,3,4; Pep Club Play 3; Jr. Class Play. 20 (tcuuon, 0C Z64 O tcvu JAN VEDDER .... ... ...................... President REBECCA KAMPBELL . . ...................Treasurer SANDRA TODD............................ News Reporter CAROLEE MANION..............................Secretary BETTY DYER............................ Vice-President ANNE CRAWFORD BETTY DYER flcatconA CONN FICKEL TERESA GASSELING REBECCA KAMPBELL MIKE KIGER SHARON LEETCH CAROLEE MAN ION ROLAND MAN ION CHARLES PETERSEN SHARRON RISDEN EMILY ROAN EARL THOMPSON JOYCE TLAMKA SANDRA TODD JAN VEDDER 4 ‘rfy ict 0%V vi6 The Junior Reflexes of fast change-making, trying to sell anything to anybody who expressed a desire for anything like it, running faster from car to car as the thermometer plunged lower and lower at the football games and indignant replies to any Senior who dared suggest that your Prom might turn out to be inferior to the one of 1959 were developed even more than usual in you, for you were a class which made up in spunk whatever you might have lacked in size. Anything that even smelled like it had sales prospects was tried at the games. These ran from old standards like popcorn and pop to weird new concoctions such as Kosher dills, carrot sticks, and red hot peppers. It was a struggle all the way to Prom time; but, you had to admit, it was always fun, even if some of the customers' jokes did get to the point of leaving you with a bit of an old taste in your mouth. For in- stance, did anyone ever keep track of just how many wiseacres asked for a bottle of popcorn for a Bag of pop during just one game? That must have been what Mr. Williams was talking about when he des- cribed infinity. Yes, you were the Juniors of 1960, determined to show the world (Seniors in particular) that you could do anything they could, only better. And, we must grudgingly admit, you just about proved it. 24 Safr io Ko e @Cci4A PATTY STEWART........................President SHARON CHRISTENSEN...................Treasurer LAVONNE CAMPBELL................Vice-President CHARLOTTE FISHER.....................Secretary Jesse Athey Gene Bedient S yfe a tuvie4 Larry Burney LaVonne Campbell Sharon Christensen Viola Condry Cheryl Coplen Mary Ellen Dickenson Waiter Dyer Billy Engel Gaylin Fickei Charlotte Fisher 26 Steve Furman Betty Heinz Wilva Hill Wanda Hinchley Larry Lehl Edward McDuffie Shirley Messersmith Sharon Osborn Jim Overstreet Douglas Price Oliver Rasmussen 27 Bonnie Riggs Georgia Schramek Sofc6a«H vie4, Douglas Shaver Beverly Shimek Karen Smith Richard Speer Patty Stewart Donald Turek Donna Turnbo Donna Wyland David Yardley 28 p%e46 n z i MARCIA HENNINGS . . DAVID DANBOM ARDEN ROSENBERGER . KEITH MESSERSMITH' JOEY PLANANSKY. . . . . . .Treasurer .News Reporter .... President Vice-President . . . Secretary Ronnie Bumey David Danbom Roger Davies Ella Dickey Don Duncan Edward Dyer Bernard Gasseling Margaret Gasseling Ann Hagemeister Marcia Hennings Robert Kampbell Sheryl Keane Douglas Krejci Eddie Kriz Jerry Lawson Kenny Luce Tommy Manion Keith Messersmith Sally Minich Milton Moravek 31 Charles Mracek Delvene Mracek Larry Osborn Don Parkin Joey Planansky Arden Rosenberger Wayne Rosenberger Patty Thomas Gloria Turnbo Tony Ustohal Don Williams Betty Wood 32 Head Coach Mr. Byrum FIRST ROW: Mr. Byrum, K. Luce, R. Kampbell, J. Lawson, M. Moravek, Manager D. Banks, Assistant Coach. SECOND ROW: L. Osborn, D. Parkin, D. Turek, J. Overstreet, J. Athey, V. Dyer, E. Dyer, W. Rosen- berger, K. Messersmith, R. Burney, D. Yardley. THIRD ROW: D. Morgan, O. Rasmussen, J. Rowley, M. Kiger, E. McDuffie, C. Messer- The Bobcats had one of the best ratings ever enjoyed by an H.H.S. squad. The Bobcats were rated seventh in the state of Nebraska in Class C. The Bobcats tied one of the better B clubs in the state when tying Bridgeport 6-6. Head Coach Mr. Byrum Head Coach Mr. Byrum Co-Captains: Bob Stewart Larry Masat smith, C. Fickel, S. Furman, D. Danbom, D. Shaver, K. Wyland. FOURTH ROW: E. Gasseling, J. Moravek, K. Yardley, L. Masat, J. Clark, B. Stewart, R. Speer, J. Planansky, B. Engel, G. Bedient, B. Gasseling. Assistant Coach Mr. Mirelez Bobcats Team Opponent 19 . . . Rushville......................20 21 . . . Hay Springs....................14 40 . . . Chadron Prep................... 0 26 . . . Alliance Reserves..............12 6 ... Bridgeport..................... 6 27 . . . Morril.........................20 14 . . . Chadron High...................39 6 ... Crawford....................... 2 Football Homecoming Queen And Attendants: L. Rosenberg er, B. Shimek, P. Mundt. Deraid Morgan Guard John Rowley Tackle Bob Stewart Quarterback Ail-Conference Kenny Wyland Fullback Kent Yardley Center Vernon Dyer Halfback Calvin Messersmith Guard Ed Casseiing End John Clark Guard Doug Shaver, Jess Athey, Vem Dyer, Kenneth Wyland, Walt Dyer, Bill Engel, Kent Yardley, Rick Speer, Larry Masat, Bob Stewart, Head Coach Mr. Mirelez. The Hemingford Bobcats had one of their better teams this season. The Bobcats won nine and lost ten. Captain for the Bobcats was Kent Yardley. Bob Stewart was high point man for Meningford with 247 points followed by Larry Masat with 151. 41 Ken Wyland takes a shot! STANDING: Wayne Rosenberger, Don Williams, David Yardley, Jim Overstreet, Oliver Rasmussen, Larry Os- born, Joe Planasky, Gene Bedient, Robert Kampbell, Don Turek, Milton Moravek, Arden Rosenberger, Mr. Byrum. KNEELING: Jerry Lawson, Ed Dyer, Don Parkin, Eddie Kriz. Linda Rosenberger, John Clark, Karen Minich, John Rowley, Patty Burney, Jim Moravek. 42 Rick Speer Forward Kent Yarcfley Forward Vem Dyer Guard Mr. Mirelez, Don B., Walt D., Mike K., Gene B., Joe P., Rick S., Larry M., John C., Don P., Jim M., Bill E., Ed M., Conn F., Doug S., Mr. Byrum. KNEELING: Jim O., Ed D., Don T., Derald M., Gaylin F., Eddie K., Keith M., Charles M., Don W., Milton M., Roger D., Robert K. 45 CL -5 Mile Relay Joe ,, Conn F., im M., Don B. AMR FRONT ROW: D. Morgan; J. Vedder; B. Heinz; Mr. Mirelez; J. Moravek; P. Stewart; T. Gasseling; P. Burney; SECOND ROW: B. Wood; L. Osborn; D. Shaver; C. Fickel; K. Minich; R. Rosenberger; A. Rosenberger; S. Yardley; K. Scott. FRONT ROW: D. Yardley; C. Coplen; C. Fisher; P. Stewart; S. Christenson; B. Heinz; M. Dickenson; D. Shavor; BACK ROW: Mr. McCafferty; B. Stewart; B. Shimek; V. Davies; C. Messersmith; E. Roan; S. Todd; J. Tlamka; B. Dyer; S. Leetch; C. Manion. FRONT ROW: E. Kriz; E. Dyer; D. Williams; B. Kampbell; J. Vedder; S. Todd; T. Gasseling; S. Kean; P. Bumey; L. Rosenberger; V. Davies; C. Coplen; D. Turek; L. Lehl; E. Gasseling; Mr. Williams. SECOND ROW: D. Price; B. Hinchley; J. Lawson; L. Campbell; B. Heinz; M. Dickenson; P. Thomas; B. Wood; M. Gasseling; E. Roan; W. Hinchley; K. Minich; L. Bumey; D. Shaver; C. Fickel; B. Engel; THIRD ROW: R. Burney; J. Overstreet; W. Hill; V. Condry; K. Smith; D. Mracek; D. Wyland; G. Tumbo; E. Dickey; S. Minich; D. Tumbo; S. Furman; O. Ras- mussen ; R. Kissler; B. Parkin; FOURTH ROW: A. Hagemeister; S. Christensen; P. Stewart; C. Fisher; S. Leetch; C. Manion; B. Dyer; S. Risden; J. Tlamka; B. Shimek; B. Shimek; C. Uhrig; J. Herbaugh; P. Mundt; L. Masat; J. Clark; FL Speer. SEATED: R. Rogowski. FIRST ROW: Patty Stewart, Carol Uhrig. SECOND ROW: Cheryl Coplen, Sharon Christensen, Judy Stower, Carol Price, LaVonne Cambell, THIRD ROW: Jerry Lawson, Mary Planansky, Kathy Caha, Kenny Minich, David Yardley. FOURTH ROW: Kent Yardley, Doug Shaver, Arden Rosenburger, Sally Minich, Rick Speer. Director: Mr. Robert Willians. FIRST ROW: Doug Price, Donna Fickle, Patty Overstreet. SECOND ROW: Bill Engle, Mary Ellen Dickinson, Joey Planansky, Tony Ustohal, Bob Stewart, THIRD ROW: Dianne Rowley, Anne Hagemeister, Sharon Headden, Bobby Planansky, Jimmy Overstreet. FOURTH ROW: Ronnie Rogowsky, Don Parkin, Nancy Carrell, Karen Minich, Kathy Kuhn. ■ft ft FIRST ROW: S. Todd, S. Christensen, M. Wood, B. Dyer, P. Stewart. SECOND ROW: S. Keane, C. Coplen, M. Dickinsen, P. Thomas, A. Hagemeister, M. Gasseling, B. Wood, W. Hinchley. THIRD ROW: P. Burney, M. Hennings, A. Crawford, R. Kampbell, B. Heinz, L. Campbell, V. Condry, D. Wyland. FOURTH ROW: K. Smith, B. Shimek, S. Leech, J. Tlamka, C. Uhrig, B. Shinek, J. Stower, C. Fisher, S. Messersmith. Vice-President, Judy Stower; Secretary, Bonnie Shimek; President, Patty Burney; Treasurer, Carol Uhrig. LEFT TO RIGHT: Sharon Christensen, SanDee Todd, Betty Dyer, Patty Stewart, MASCOT, Mary Ann Wood. 52 FRONT ROW: Judy Stower, Lutie Spinks; Karen Minich, Prunella Figg; Velma Davies, Martha Grubb; Barbara Krejci, Benita Bolt; Carol Uhrig, Gertie Glossop; Richard Kissler, Wilber Glossop; BACK ROW: Bonnie Shimek, Rebecca Bolt; Larry Masat, Jack Gordon; Bob Parkin, Henery Gooper; Kent Yardley, Phineas Plunkett; Ron Rogo- waki, Dr. Joy; Vernon Dyer, Cadwaller Clippy; Don Banks, Twink Starr. Sr. PCay After changing their mind several times, the seniors finally chose Bolts and Nuts as their class play. Then after a few weeks of hard practices it was to be put on before the public. Even if there were a few mishaps, the play was a success and the seniors can feel very proud. At last the Juniors were ready to put on their very first play. There were times when they wished they had practiced just a little harder, but they got through it just the same. Yes, the Junior Class play was a great success. PC ? Jonah Jackson . Tracey Cowan Dwight Aswell June Bower . . Mary Bower . . Madame Zola Bertine Bower . Hester Hopp . . April Bower . . Wanda Larkin . Clinton Aswell MTAKE THREE GIRLS ............. RON MANION .............BETTY DYER .............MIKE KIGER .............BECKEY KAMPBELL .............SANDEE TODD .............SHARON LEETCH ............. CAROLEE MANION ............. JOYCE TLAMKA ............. SHARON RISDEN ............. JAN VEDDER ............. CHARLES PETERSON 54 Plays are not all fun as any actor or stage hand can tell you. There are many hours of hard work getting the stage ready before the play can be put on. The Pep Club Play was no exception, and Mr. Fodnes was kept busy answering questions. The One Act play High Window was chosen to go to the district contest where it won a superior. Members of the cast were, Betty Heinz, Patty Stewart, SanDee Todd, Don Banks, and Kent Yard ley. Two other plays, The Running Tide and Home To Mother were also presented. Conn Fickel, Emily Roan, Betty Dyer, SanDee Todd, Becky Kampbell, Jan Vedder, and Joyce Tlamka. Dcie, 07 un,6cUuf How many times did you hear Joyce Tlamka say this? It was a lot of work, but after each distribution date there was nothing to beat that sense of accomplishment. 56 tycMion,- S tton, 'Pnoat ty%a uC J?tanc6 Rickshaw centerpiece became the highlight of the evening. Here, Doug takes Betty for a ride as others wait their turns. 57 Seniors engage in tete-a-tetes But when did the Frosh ever need words? An imaginary Bus Depot was the setting for the Senior Class Night. During the course of the program members of the class gave the Will and read the Prophecy. Then the entire class assembled on the stage and sang Auld Lang Syne. After that Mr. Bosley presented the various members of the class with awards and medals. At last after four years of working and waiting, the night of graduation arrived. For some it was a sad occasion, while others had mixed feelings. But for everyone it was a night of advancement into the adult world, and a night to be remembered forever. ‘SeudetfaM ATTENDANT Lynda Rosenberger QUEEN Karen Minich ATTENDANT Patty Burne y 'Vaiettttite Royalty — Kent Yardiey Bpb Stewart Larry Masat ' K.cttdenyant t BACK ROW: I. Quigley, M. Coplen, B. Kuhn, B. Smith, L. Kills Warrior, D. Athey, B. Bates, M. Roes, L. Scott, M. Burri, SECOND ROW: C. Duncan, M. Havranek, J. Yellow Hair, T. White, J. Moran, B. Roes, J. Bacon, R. White Plume, A. White Plume, C. Roland, V. Hunts Horses. TEACHER: Mrs. Patricia Clark. tfoade f BACK ROW: R. Sample, L. Jordan, T. Werre, K. Oehlrich, D. Sample, A. White Sample, D. Gartner, SECOND ROW: E. Sample, E. Adamson, M. Carey, S. Rogers, M. Tschacher, B. Huss, J. Jaranillo, G. Yellow Hair, FIRST ROW: B. Coplen, D. Wyland, D. Myers, T. Tschacher, J. Henkel, G. Fisher, L. Jones, TEACHER: Mrs. F. Ball. wmwm V W«T Mf : lf :$:♦� 111 pm n uCe BACK ROW: ? Wessel, Jordan, J. Duncan, H. Scott, B. Coplen, D. Jarmillio, SECOND ROW: L. Campbell, M. Moran, B. Hebbert, M. Dichute, D. Tschacher, D. Sample, J. Chief Eagle, G. Osborn, TEACHER: Mrs. F. Vedder. ttfaule BACK ROW: K. Tumbo, B. Engel, T. Ramsey, E. Whitebull, E. Speer, C. Yellowhair, S. Moran, SECOND ROW: L. Collins, S. Adamson, R. Sample, R. Huss, P. Roberts, C. Johnson, C. Dyer, P. Carey, TEACHER: Mrs. Agnus Furman. MW’ Mm JSmSw. ■ - % k M tyttule BACK ROW, left to right: S. Gordan, G. Glass, P. Moran, D. Roberts, J. Kampbell, C. Sample, F. Chief Eagle. SECOND ROW: B. Rosenberger, D. Gartner, G. Hudson, R. Nagelshnider, T. Fickel, S. Dichute, E. Athey. THIRD ROW: L. Wear, D. Collins, R. Wessel, N. White, L. Herbaugh, S. Bates, L. Branson. TEACHER: Mrs. Lena Heb- bert. tytade 5 BACK ROW: B. Sample, R. Minich, E. Short Bull, U. Short Bull, P. Scott, G. Riggs. SECOND ROW: J. Kills Warrior, C. Johnson, G. Tchacher, P. Campbell, L. Yardley, N. Athey, C. Dyer, G. Two Elk, B. Kuhn, D. Minich, W. Hewitt, P. Kiger, C. Manmser, E. Hill. TEACHER: Mrs. Evelyn Fendrick. tyieule 6 BACK ROW: K. Jordan, P. Moran, G. Rosenberger, D. Lawson, R. Enyeart, K. Kohrman. SECOND ROW: P. Roan, D. Fickel, S. Hunt, F. Jaramillo, J. Whitaker, B. Gowin, L. Dyer, L. Collins. TEACHER: Mrs. Mable Jezek. (faute 7 BACK ROW: A. Roberts, J. sky, D. Herbaugh, J. Bumey, M. Planansky, P. Overstreet. Bussen E. Planansky, D. Rowley, E. Henkel. SECOND ROW: A. Henkel, B. Planan- K. Fickel, S. Yardley. THIRD ROW: C- Price, E. Forsstrom, B. Sample, K. Scott, TEACHER: Mrs. Headden. JHilH Ml Ml ►HymW wjNtP mm !n w : msm mm Mi uzde $ BACK ROW: K. Speer, S. Headden, B. Roan, D. Bates, S. Headden, K. Kuhn, C. Caha, K. Minich, K. Maiefski, N. Carroll, F. Bergfield, C. Osborn, P. Campbell, R. Rosenberger, L. Campbell, B. Parkin, TEACHER: Mis. LaVeme Fentress. 'Pefr Ccc BACK ROW: Mrs. Fentress, E. Henkel, K. Caha, K. Kuhn, K. Speer, S. Headden, Mrs. Headden, SECOND ROW: N. Carroll, M. Planansky, A. Roberts, J. Bussen, B. Planansky, B. Parkin, B. Sample, K. Scott, E. Forsstrom, D. Rowley, K. Maiefski, L. Kampbell, S. Headden, R. Rosenberger, P. Overstreet, C. Price. 72 HASKELL’S MOBIL SERVICE Chadron Nebraska ALLIANCE STA-NU CLEANERS 2nd and Box Butte Alliance Nebraska Electric Housewares Linoleum—Paints SHINDLERS HARDWARE CO. ZENITH TELEVISIONS WESTINGHOUSE MAJOR APPLIANCES Congratulations to the Senior Class of 1960 Alliance, Nebr. “The Pioneer -6 Bank” Member F.D.I.C. Symbol of Farm Leadership Co-operative Association Petroleum and Fertilizer Products Compliments of FAMOUS CLOTHING Alliance Nebraska Chadron Best Wishes CHADRON TIRE SHOP Nebraska IDEAL FROZEN FOOD FROZEN FOODS FROZEN MEATS Alliance, Nebraska Phone 622 724 W. 3rd St. Alliance, Nebraska We Sell the Best, and Service the Rest DARLINGTON ELECTRIC Chadron Nebraska Root Beer Sundays Malts Sandwiches Carhop Service ford , raiI:iT7 EDSEL FALCON iVl MERCURY Alliance, Nebraska—Highway Three Alliance, Nebraska A W DRIVE IN COVER-JONES MOTOR CO. NEWSWANGERS BOX BUTTE Grains—Seeds—Fertilizers EQUIPMENT COMPANY Custom Pelleted Feeds for Your Specific Needs Petroleum Products “Compliments to the Seniors of ’60” Ph. 71 Alliance Alliance Nebraska ELMER R. KISSACK COMPANY For All Your Real Estate Needs “Everything in School and Office Supplies” Call Alliance 115 West Third Street Ph. 269 Nebraska VIC ASMUS REAL ESTATE Congratulations to the Class of ’60 FARM, RANCH, CITY PROPERTY, and LOANS ALLIANCE REAL ESTATE LOANS and APPRAISALS STEAM LAUNDRY Scottsbluff and Morrill Alliance Nebraska Nebraska CHUCK WAGON CAFE CHadron, Nebraska Satisfaction Guaranteed KEEP-U-NEAT CLEANERS Alliance, Nebraska DR. B. G. BAUMAN Optometrist 311% Box Butte Phone 755 Alliance, Nebraska THE LITTLE SHOP JACK CO-OP STORE Best Wishes to the Seniors of ’60 LOW EVERYDAY PRICES We Give S H Green Stamps Chadron, Nebraska Yarn Needlework LEE’S TEXACO SERVICE Gifts Hemingford Nebraska Compliments of GAMBLES Hugh and Jean McAuthur Hemingford Nebraska Keepsake Diamond Rings China, Glassware, Sterling Silver MOREY’S JEWELRY Complete Texaco Products Tires and Tubes Hemingford, Nebraska Phone 157 Chadron Nebraska ROHDE’S BLACKSMITH SHOP Electric and Gas Welding Gen. Blacksmith 520 Flack Alliance, Nebr. DR. RICHARD DAVID Congratulations to the Seniors of ’60 Chadron, Nebraska BATES STORE Fountain Service Hemingford Nebraska MEDER SMITH INC. Alliance, Nebraska Water Wells Peerless Pumps — Sprinklers 1016 W. 3rd P. 0. Box 450 Ph. 1391 Res. Ph. 1079 Congratulations to the Class of ’60 DR. MRS. KEITH C. THOMAS Chadron Nebraska TELEVISION sERv ci g instalIation ====1 ® CLARK Radio and Television Service Phone 143 R. C. A. Victor Hemingford Nebraska REYNOLDS AUTO PARTS AND SALVAGE Alliance Nebraska BASKETERIA Phone 393 HEMINGFORD EQUIPMENT John Deere Sales and Service Your Farm Supply Headquarters at Hemingford, Nebraska The Trademark of Quality Made Famous by Good Implements Alliance Nebraska NEIL’S TRUCK SERVICE Harsh Hydraulic Hoists Fiasco Truck Bodies Alliance Nebraska SM R E L Y ALLIANCE, NEBRASKA Homemade Candy Our Specialty CANDY SHOP (Formerly Kandy Snap) Phone 354J Alliance Nebraska Home Shopping Service Since 1868 WATKINS PRODUCTS Lamar Johnson Hemingford, Nebraska Call 208 Open Day and Night SIOUX SKILLET RED AND JUANITA Air Conditioned Truck Stop Chadron Junction Hiway 19—20 Ne braska GLASS BROS. CONOCO SERVICE CONOCO PRODUCTS WE GIVE HOMETOWN STAMPS Hemingford Nebraska Box Butte County’s Newest and Most Complete BUCHFINCH GRAIN INC. GRAINS BEANS STORAGE AND CASH BUYING Alliance, Nebraska Phone 204 Sales Every Tuesday All Kinds of Livestock Consult Us on Farm Sales Open Competition Assures Full Value CHADRON SALES CO. Chadron, Nebraska Tom Ormesher—Owner Ph. HE 2-2718 LEONARDS BARBER SHOP REX HAMBURGER FACTORY Cadillac — Opal Chevrolet — Oldsmobile PREY CHEVROLET Sales and Service Chadron Nebr. Hemingford Compliments of CECILS MOBIL Phone 40 Nebr. HARRY AND HELEN SALE COAST TO COAST STORES Phone 225 Alliance Nebr. 248 W. 2nd St. Ph. HE 2-5593 HENKENSIMP. COMPANY Chadron, Nebraska Al li s-Chal mers Minneapolis-Moline Compliments of GROSS DRUG Hemingford Nebraska Phone 59 FURMAN’S OIL CO. Phone 158 Hemingford Nebraska G. S L. DAIRY KING Open from 10 A.M. to 11 P.M. 767 Belmont Alliance, Nebr. FROCK SHOP DEAVER GRAIN GRAIN OIL LADIES’ READY-TO-WEAR ACCESSORIES Chadron Nebraska CLYDE D. RAY OTTO A. UHRIG International Trucks McCormick Tractors—McCormick Farm Equip. « RAY AND UHRIG” Water Supplies Hardware, Paints, Auto Supplies Phone 185 Hemingford Nebraska Berea Nebr. PROPER PONTIAC 224 Cheyenne Alliance Nebraska PONTIAC-GMC, TRUCK SALES CONOCO PRODUCTS SERVICE Phone 292 Alliance Nebraska CHADRON MOBIL SERVICE NICK AND LLOYD 2nd and Bordeaux Chadron HEWITT’S BLACKSMITH AND WELDING SERVICE Hemingford, Nebraska c-vf “A FINE PEACE TO EAT” Alliance Ne braska ALLIANCE CLEANERS COMPLETE DRY CLEANING Men’s Dress Sport, Work Clothes 2nd and Box Butte Alliance Ne braska CITY CLEANERS If We Please, Tell Others If Not, Tell Us! RED RAYS BARBER SHOP Chadron Nebraska Phone 105 Hemingford Nebraska Goodrich Tires—Batteries Meats Groceries Automotive Tune-Up Hemingford CONOCO Nebraska OK BARBER SHOP Congratulations KUNZMAN GRAY All ie Nebraska Compliments of GAMBLES The Friendly Store HUGH AND JEAN McAUTHUR Hemingford Nebraska Congratulations to the Class of ’60 BYERLY’S BAKERY Chadron Nebraska Best Wishes to the Class of ’60 FARMERS UNION CO-OP g OIL Hemingford Nebraska BUTANE, PROPANE, APPLIANCES REFRIGERATED LOCKER SYSTEM MEAT PROCESSOR |y CHEVROLET W Congratulations DR. VERN D. HOLMES Chadron Nebraska BORRORS INC. Chevrolet Corvair Oldsmobile Cadillac Phone 188 East Third Miss. Alliance, Nebraska SERVICE, SALES TEXACO Alliance Nebraska Standard BLUNDELLS Service Congratul at ions RICHARD LYMAN Allis Nebraska WE WELCOME YOUR ACCOUNT OF HEMINGFORD HEMINGFORD, NEBRASKA Distributors of DEBUS ENRICHED BREAD harr'is Alliance, Nebraska SALES HARRIS POTATO CHIPS CONGRATULATIONS STEAM LAUNDRY TO THE CLASS OF I960 FROM A FRIEND . . . MIDWEST FURNITURE Chadron Nebraska Alliance Nebraska ALLIANCE TRACTOR Allis-Chalmers Ford Tractors—Jeeps Our Very Best Wishes Always F M BOOTERY Dependable Footwear HEMINGFORD VETERINARY CLINIC D. G. KIGER, C.V.M. Chadron Nebraska Phone 196 Hemingford Nebraska Chadron Nebraska PIGGLY WIGGLY Congratulations to the Senior Class of ’60 Congratulations to the Senior Class of ’60 CHADRON MILLING Congratulations to the Class of ’60 ncK g JU SERVICE-SAVINGS S H Green Stamps Black Hills and 3rd Alliance Nebraska LILY WHITE FLOUR Chadron Nebraska Compliments of the DAIRY KING Hemingford Nebraska Complete Bulk, Bottle and Appliance s s s L P GAS Phone 312 Offices at Shindler’s Hardware SALES AND SERVICE Congratulations from NEBR. CERTIFIED BOX BUTTE POTATO GROWERS COUNTY MEDICAL ASSOCIATION Sacks Twine and Insecticides Phone 7 Alliance Nebraska Hemingford Nebr. Alliance Nebraska Concrete as You Want It CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS OF 1960 CALCLON’S SUPPER CLUB 2 4 Miles East of Chadron on Highway 20 Chadron Nebraska Compliments of the CUT CURL R. B. HYLAND,MANAGER Hemingford Nebraska NEW HOLLAND FARM HAND FOR THE BEST IN SHOWS ROXY THEATRE A. H. JONES CO. Plymouth—Chrysler—Imperial SALES AND SERVICE 3rd Cheyenne Alliance Congratulations to the Class of '60 Chadron Nebraska FARM EQUIPMENT CO., INC. Hemingford Nebraska CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1960 Hemingford Is a Good Market for your Grain GRAIN ELEVATOR HAGEMEISTER’S Phone 192 Hemingford Nebraska Serving This Community with Every Banking Service Financial Center of Western Nebraska THE GUARDIAN STATE BANK Alliance Nebraska “On the Time and Temperature Corner” PEPSI-COLA Best Wishes to the Senior Class of ’60 BOTTLING COMPANY Congratulations to the Class of 1960 Alliance Nebraska PURDS LIQUOR Mr. E. W. Purdum Hemingfori Nebraska ALLIANCE LIVESTOCK THIELES ‘‘Two Fine Stores” COMMISSION CO. DRUG JEWELRY Regular Auction Every Wednesday Alliance, Nebraska Special Feeder Sale on Friday ‘The Cattle Capital of the Sandhills” Allis Nebraska OPTOMETRIST 823 E. Third Phone 260 Alliance, Nebraska Phone 2143 Alliance, Nebraska SUNSET MOTEL Good As the Best Better Than the Rest CLIFF AND ADA NEWLIN Best Wishes MONTGOMERY WARD CO. Alliance Nebraska JOHN W. ROAN PLUMBING S HEATING MIKE’S BARBER SHOP Alliance Nebraska Phone 95-F16 P.O. Box 256 SIDLES CHAMBERS CO. Alliance Scottsbluff Valentine Chadron WHOLESALERS AUTO PARTS ACCESSORIES SEIBERLING TIRES KENDALL OIL Hemingford Nebraska Alliance MODE'O’DAY Best Wishes to the Class of '60 Nebraska E. W. ANDERSON GARAGE GENERAL SERVICE-ALL MAKES TRIANGLE MOTEL Hemingford Nebraska Congratulations to the Senior Class of 1960 Modern Cabins A Hemingford Ne braska SELF PROPELLED IRRIGATION It’s Automatic FRONTIER DRIVE INN Irrigates up to 300 acres at one setting with practically no labor. It irrigates all kinds of crops. The Self Propelled System is manufactured by the VALLEY MFG. CO., Valley, Nebraska For a Meal Behind the Wheel Stop in Try Our Beef ’N Basket Chadron Nebraska Call or Write CHAS. R. FENTRESS AUTHORIZED DEALER FOR NORTHWEST NEBRASKA Phone 283 Hemingford, Neb. WAYNE SHAVER PENNEY’S WE CLOTHE THE FAMILY Local Agent for the Famous .... Alliance Nebraska CONOCO GASOLINE SUPER MOTOR OILS Town and Farm Deliveries When in Chadron Visit Phone 156 Hemingford Nebraska DRAKE HOTEL COFFEE SHOP Hemingford Nebraska We Give S H Green Stamps THE STYLE SHOP Ready-to-Wear and Accessories Exclusive Ladies’ and Misses’ Style Without Extravagance Phone HE 2-2810 Chadron, Neb. MAC’S “66” SERVICE 3rd King Phone 2-5462 Chadron, Nebraska Congratulations to the Class of '60 NEWBERRY’S STORE HARDWARE COMPANY Alliance Nebraska DOWN’S PAINT WALLPAPER PAINT IS NO SIDELINE WITH US 164 Main Street Chadron Nebraska JOE W. BLUNDELL HOWARD’S PLUMBING HEATING SHOE SHOP Chadron, Nebraska SHOES FOR MEN-SHOES FOR WOMEN SHOES FOR BOYS AND GIRLS Phone HE 2-2380 205 West Second Alliance Nebraska LENLA’S STYLE SHOP BANK OF CHADRON SMART STYLED FASHIONS MEMBER OF FEDERAL Women’s—Children’s—Infants’ DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. W'ear HE 2-3267 Alliance Nebraska Chadron Nebraska Alliance Nebraska Congratulations to Class of '60 F. M. BOOTERY DR. DONALD KENNEDY SHOE-STYLE CENTER OF DENTIST WESTERN NEBR. Alliance Nebraska WELCOME TO THE BETTER VALUES OUTSIDE WORLD GROCERIES-MEATS-MAIN BRANDS GRADUATES OF I960 MISSOURI Hemingford Nebraska MARKET HEMINGFORD FURNITURE Alliance Nebraska Dee McCune, Owner Congratulations KENNETH 0. WILDT Local Agent STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES AUTO-LIFE-FIRE Ph. 1505 116 E. 4th St. Alliance LEE OVERSTREET STANDARD OIL Standard Oil Agent LEE OVERSTREET Phone 190 Congratulations to the Class of ’60 REYNOLDS SALVAGE Alliance Nebraska Hemingford Nebraska RUSSELL C. MILLER NEBRASKA CERTIFIED SEED Nebred Wheat Dicktoo Winter Barley Phone 79-F2 CLARENCE REINDL Your Banker LIFE INSURANCE AGENT Hemingford Nebraska Phone 146R2 DELUXE RADIATOR SERVICE CLEANING-REPAIRING-RE-COVERING New and Used Radiators Every Job Flo-Tested Alliance Nebraska HEINZ ELECTRIC Sales and Service R.E.A. and City Wiring Electrical and Telephone Contractors LOUIS HEINZ, JR., OWNER Phone 63 Hemingford Nebraska NORTHERN PLAINS Land Cattle Agency Western Ranch Sales and Management Nebraska, Wyoming, South Dakota, Montana SEE-CALL OR WRITE-MR. COWELS or DWIGHT L. SLOAN Alliance Nebraska HEMINGFORD LUMBER COMPANY G. L. OSBORNE, MGR. Congratulations to the Seniors of I960 Hemingford Phone 36 Nebraska MILK ENGEL’S (also) Powell-Mayers Products CREAM GLORIA’S BEAUTY SHOP Hemingford, Nebraska Pasteurized Homogenized Milk Cheese Ruttermilk Desserts Ice Cream Chocolate Milk Phone 25-F36 Hemingford Nebraska JOE ZAK MOBIL MOBIL HOMES FROM ALLIANCE TRAILER SALES W. W. AND CLARA J. CULWELL FOR A COMPLETE SERVICE PICKUP AND DELIVERY TUNEIJPS Phone 40 Hemingford, Nebraska Phone 584 815 Flack Avenue Highway 19—North Alliance, Nebraska HOME LUMBER S COAL CO. Building Supply Headquarters Hemingford Nebraska Where Building Supplies Can Be Purchased Without a Down Payment and Up to Five Years to Pay. WESTERN IMPLEMENT CO. (Burney Bros.) MAYRATH GRAIN AUGERS KRAUSE ONEWAYS Phone 215 Hemingford Nebraska na °kS GASOLINE AND OIL TIRES AND ACCESSORIES “HOTTEST BRAND GOING” Best Wishes to the Class of ’60 FARMERS UNION CO-OP OIL Hemingford Nebraska GREASE, GASOLINE, DISTILLATES, LUBRICATING OILS BUTANE, PROPANE, APPLIANCES REFRIGERATED LOCKER SYSTEM MEAT PROCESSOR s4ut pn, zfe6 98 99 SttCC T toxc s4ctfo 2fi zfe 100 - V ••• T 1 If