Hildreth Public School - Greyhound Yearbook (Hildreth, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 70 of the 1951 volume:

a We dedicate this annual to those who made its publication possible. ' rtUrelL yfty SUPERINTENDENT. ROBERT L. LEWIS 2 Editor ..........................................Donna Jurgens Assistant Editor..........................................Mary Harms Business Manager.............................. Lloyd Fruhling Assistant Business Manager.................... LaVon Bienhoff Advertising Manager........................... Neil Nordbrock Sales Manager................................... Melvin Jelkin Sports Reporter........................................... Lee Fritson Layout Manager................................Delores Harms Art Manager................................... Dallas Einspahr Faculty Advisor.................................... Mr. Crist J orewon HILDRETH HIGH.......school of staunch, unswerving idealism....school rooms where brave dreams have been born...worn desks that contain in their woody hearts the secrets of years gone by....a faculty ever reflecting the same spirit of service, the same purpose....students bound together by a common interest, a common love, a common song........basketball games and cokes and puppy love and jitterbuggin’, and “the gang” ....laughter and tears and happiness and heartache....memories and dreams and ideals and far- reaching visions. Now it is time for us, the Seniors to say good-bye to dear, carefree school days, and start out on the road, with its hills, curves and detours, the road called Life. We must do away with childish things and shoulder the burdens of a war-mad world....may God help us! So it is that we, the Seniors of 1950-1951, proudly, but with tears in our eyes and regret in our hearts, present this annual to Hildreth High in the hope that it may serve as a lasting remembrance and a symbol of days and deeds that will live forever in our hearts. MR. CRIST High School MISS FRERICKS Third And Fourth Grides MISS JORDAN High School MR. LEWIS Superintendent MISS VANNIER Fifth and Sixth Grades MISS FREEMAN High School MR. GLENN Seventh and Eighth Grades DALLAS E INS PA HR EDNA HANSEN Course...................General Class Plays................. 3-4 Y-Teens..................1-2-3-4 Girls' Glee..............1-2-3-4 Mixed Chorus.................3-4 Course................... General Basketball................ 1-2-3-4 Class Plays....................3-4 Boys' Glee.................... 3-4 Mixed Chorus.................. 3-4 Baseball...................... 1-2 Track..........................3-4 MELVIN JELKEN Course.................... General Basketball...................2-3-4 Track............................4 Baseball......................1-2 Class Play.....................3-4 Mixed Chorus...................3-4 Boys' Glee................... 3-4 8 DELORES HARMS Court ................College Pr«p Pep Club..................1-2-3-4 Y-Teene....................1-2-3-4 Class Plays....................3-4 Girls' Glee...............1-2-3-4 Volleyball...................... 4 Cheerleader..................... 4 Class Secretary and Treasurer.... 3 Dramatics....................2-3-4 NEIL NORDBROCK Course.................... General Stag Crew................... 3-4 Band........................... 3 9 MARY HARMS Course...............College Prep Class Plays...................3-4 Class Secretary and Treasurer.... 4 Pep Club..................1 -2-3-4 Girls Glee...............1-2-3-4 Cheerleader...................3-4 Mixed Chorus..............1-2-3-4 Octette........................ 4 Dramatics.......................2 Y-Teens....................1-2-3-4 's' RODNEY BUNGER Course................... General Basketball..................2-3-4 Stage Manager................ 3-4 Baseball................... 1-2-4 Track........................ 3-4 10 MERLIN ROCKER Course.................. General Class President............... 3 Basketball...................3-4 Class Plays..................3-4 Mixed Chorus.................3-4 Boys Glee...................3-4 LaVON BIENHOFF Course................. General Stage Crew..................J-4 JULIUS RICKLES Course.................. General Class President............... 4 Mixed Chorus.................3-4 Band.........................3-4 11 First Grade: Second Grade: Third Grade: Fourth Grade: Fifth Grade: Sixth Grade: Seventh Grade: Eighth Grade: Ninth Grade: Tenth Grade: Eleventh Grade: Twelfth Grade: Marlene Anderson, Mary Harms, Delores Harms, Verlene Hollingshead, Rodney Bunger, Vern Vannier, Dallas Einspahr and Marlene Freeman. Melvin Jelkin, and Edna Hansen joined the class. Marlene Anderson moved to Minden. Vern Vannier moved to Kansas. Julius Rickies, and Neil Nordbrook joined the class. No changes. Bill Headly joined the class. Mary and Delores Harms moved this year. Vern Vannier joined the class again this year. Verlene Hollingshead and Bill Headly were not promoted. Me vyn Harms joined the class this year. Vern Vannier moved to Franklin. In our Band Wagon this year we have Mary Harms, Delores Harms, Donald Jose, Lloyd Fruhling, Lee Fritson, Rodney Bunger, LaVon Bienhoff, Leloa Mae Saathoff, Merlin Rocker, Mervyn Harms, Dallas Einspahr, Donna Jurgens, Eugene Saathoff, Melvin Jelkin, Marlene Freeman, and Neil Nordbrook. Eugene Saathoff, Donald Jose, and Marlene Freeman left the Band Wagon. No changes. No changes. We are very happy to have been associated with all the students in Hildreth High. We wish them all the success in their future years in school. We sincerely hope they have enjoyed our company as we have enjoyed theirs. SENIOR CLASS 12 We the Seniors of 1950-51 being of sound mind?? Will our following riches to the under classmen. I, Rodney Bunger, will my beautiful legs to Mary Lou. I, Dallas Einspahr, will all my girl friends to Gerald Westerbuhr, provided they do not hinder his basketball playing. I, Melvin Jelkin will my nickname Punk, to Denzil Frerichs. I, Deolres Harms will my ability of playing my one and only song “Jesus Lover of my Soul, to Lawrence Fruhling. I, Mary Harms, will my ability to sling hash to Rosalie Keiser. I, Donna Jurgens, will my gold tooth to Lawrence Lippstreaw providing to leave the tooth pick out of it. 1, Edna Hansen, will my way with the men to Shirley Stuhmer. I, Merlin Rocker will my beautiful hair to Wayne Schurman. I, Lloyd Fruhling will my last eight cents and my common sense to Marjorie Anderson in hope she makes better use of them than I. I, Neil Nordbrook will my ability to be naturally quiet to Carol Bunger. I, Julius Rickels will my ability to drive to Mary Jane Hanson. I, Lee Fritson will half of my freckles to Eunice Adams so I can keep them close to home. I, La Van Beinhoff will my dimples to Arlene Schmidt. I, Mervyn Harms will my hot rod to Caroline Adam provided she doesn’t drive too fast. TO THE JUNIORS, we will our studious ways. TO THE SOPHOMORES, we will our school spirit. TO THE F RES HIES, we will our dignified manners. TO THE FACULTY, we bequeath all the pleasant memories of past associations. It is our sincere hope that these traits and characteristics will prove beneficial during your remaining school years, as they have been to us. 13 THE SENIOR CLASS WHAT: A reunion of the graduates of '51, their husbands, wives, and children. WHERE: Gymnasium of the Hildreth High School. WHEN: May 12, 1961 at 9:00 A.M. Wasn't it a beautiful day--just like the day we so anxiously left this build- ing and weren’t we happy. But after ten years of struggling for existence, we would have again enjoyed studying beside our fellow students and doing all in our power to get along with the teachers until the next day, hoping it would bring us better luck. We discovered that our class had been very fortunate as we looked over their happy faces. The affair started off with a bang, everyone boasting of their accomplish- ments. Jeannie Harms with that naturally streamlined figure related with pride her latest shows on Broadway but said that she intended to settle down with her family on her ranch in Texas. Merlin Rocker had retired to his home in the outskirts of Hildreth. He was the winner of the Nobel Peace Prize in 1953 for gaining peace in Korea. We couldn’t help but notice that he was wearing glasses. (Anyone who used their eyes as much as he ought to be wearing them). Lee Fritson attended the reunion with his arm in a sling. (A result of his battle with Petunia). He is a professional wrestler and has won every fight except the one with his wife. Rodney Bunger was there too. We were surprised to see him though because he had entered a contest competing with Betty Grable for the million dollar legs. Mary Harms had been traveling with her husband who was a represent- ative to Congress but for the past four years they had been living in Ong where she was chief telephone operator. Donna Jurgens has just been appointed to the position of Assistant Secretary of Defense which was recently vacated by Anna Rosenburg. Funniest thing though she couldn’t keep her two sons from fighting. Dallas Einspahr who had at last found the woman he loved was present in his military uniform. He had risen to the rank of Lieutenant Commander. His six children were unable to attend the celebration as they had the mumps. LaVon Bienhoff had been appointed President of the Macon Farm Bureau and is enjoying the position as a clerk in the Macon State Bank. He is support- ing his wife and three children very nicely. 14 Hildreth Public Library Mervyn Harms and his “latest gal” had a long drive in order to attend the occasion as he was a butcher in Iowa. He said that the grocery business wasn't bad as he weighed 210 pounds. Lloyd Fruhling had been keeping himself busy as he was the owner of “Fruhling's Tavern in Kansas. He also had some female business in Franklin, Nebraska. Edna Hansen related her experiences on the road to Chicago. She had just returned from a painter’s expedition. Edna had proved to be a very successful career woman. Melvin Jelkin filled the day's gab sessions with his recent tips on soil conservation. He boasted of his corn crop which he said “averaged 120 bushels per acre . His corn brings in enough money to 'raise cane'. Julius Rickels had been re-elected as chief of police of New York City. He gave each of his classmates a ride in his custom built Cadillac. We had to remove our shoes before getting in the car. Neil Nordbrock was late but we were certainly glad to see him. He had been on the air as Commedian over station XXXX. He ran Bob Hope out of business with his dry humor. Everyone seemed to have enjoyed the occasion and a reunion was planned for the spring of 1971- We’ll see you then!'.! 15 FIRST ROW: Mary Jane Hansen, Denzil Frerichs, Lawrence Lippatreu, Caroline Adam. SECOND ROW: Richard Rohnke, Arlene Schmidt, Carol Bunger, Gerald Westerbuhr. THIRD ROW: Bill Headley, Eunice Adam. THOSE NOT PICTURED: Lawrence Fruhling, Dale Bunger, Lloyd Putnam. 17 FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: FOURTH ROW: Gerald Loschen. Sharon Glenn, Hazel Steinkruger, Marjorie Anderson, Dale Loschen. Eunice Fritson. Larry Westerbuhr, Donald Hemje, Randall Dallman. Rosalie Keiaer. Dale Quadhamer, Verleen Saathoff. Norma Warnken, Myrna Warnken, Leland Jelden. Marvin Hinrichs, Evon Wittfoth, Mary Duis. Leon Johnson. THOSE NOT PICTURED: Wayne Schurman and Johnnie Fritson. 18 FIRST ROW: Harold Bunger, LaDonna Knapp. Lilly Hansen, Brian Halbert. SECOND ROW: Shirley Stuhmer, LaVon Johnson. Dean Jelden, Carol Frecks. THIRD ROW: Donald Loschen, Johnnie Schmidt, Harold Eckhoff. THOSE NOT PICTURED: Karen Casper and Larry Schwartz. FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: Left to Right: Leon Sanders Sherlynn Hemje, FIRST ROW: Eleanor Hitchcock. Margery Borgman. Joan Caaper. Neal Schwartz. SECOND ROW: Angella Saathoff, Lois Gellerman, Bruce Zobel, Gilbert Quadhamer, Roger Stratman. Karen Hinrichs, Brenda Bowker. Gary Kruse, William Silas. Miss Vannier-Teacher. Francis Duering, Roger W. Warnken. Left to Right: LaDonna Frerichs, Kathleen Glenn. LeRoy Frerichs. Luyre Fruhling, Minnie Hansen. Wayne Casper. Gene Osterbuhr, Wendell Casper. Robert Westerbuhr. Ronald Nordbrock. Teacher: Miss Vannier. FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROvV: eleven Left to Right: Lorraine Harms. Joan Jelkin. Larry FIRST ROW: Casper. Donna Hindrickson, Daniel Paulson. Edna Soathoff, Susan Dinnis, Lyla Casper. Dale SECOND ROW: Vannier, Gary Sanders. Elvera Rocker, Dwaine Osterburhr, Mr. Glenn- THIRD ROW: Teacher, Lyle Casper, Barbara Wilken. Left to Right: Carol Hansen, Dick Fuerst, Wanda Frerichs, Maxine Casper. Donald Kruse, Val Jean Quadhamer, Paul Harms. Ronald Kruse. Rodney Hinrichs, Glen Duis, Mr. Glenn- Teacher, Gene Frerichs. Janet Johnson. 20 THIRD ROW: SECOND ROW: FIRST ROW: Harold Hansen, Sharon Schurman, Charles Silas, Shirley Hinrichs, Sylvia Quadhamer, Douglas Mietzner. Ann De Jonge, Crale Bunger, Norman Westerbuhr, Marjorie Stratman, Earl Loschen, Wanda Evers, LuAnn Vanmer, LeAnn Soathoff. Freddie Hitchcock, Jerry Vannler, Lamoine Harms, Gerald Fruhling, Ronald Fries, Jimmie Wilken, Susan Schwartz. FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: Left to Right: Betty Nordbrock, Sharon Gellerman. FIRST ROW: Betty Lindau, Russell Freriche, Bobbie Casper, Vonda Lea Stuhmer, Zona Bunger. Joann Jrerichs, Robert Hitchock. Karen Schurman, SECOND ROW: Stanley Hansen. Johnny Bowker, Douglas Wilken. THIRD ROW: Left to Right: Suzanne Bowker, Karen Osterbuhr. Lyle Vannier, Deanna Dinnis, Roger Quadhamer. Gale Stratman. Dale Schwartz. Arlyn Fuerst. Gary Vannier. Jerry Duis, Wayne Evers. Dale Frerichs. Janiene Rewerta, Larry Hinrichs. Beverly Schmidt. Jane Schwartz. Wesley Hinrichsen. Georgia Silas. Georgia Clegg, Wayne Warnken. 21 • Merlin Rocker, Dallas Einspahr, Rodney Bunger, Melvin Jelken, Donnie Hemje. firs rJe am Harms, Jean Harms. Donna Jurgens. Mary : )ecoml 'zJc am Anderson, Evon Witlfoth. Rosalie Keiser. Marjorie Westerbuhr, Lee Fritson, Larry Weaterbuhr. 23 ews The Hildreth High Basketball team started out with six letter men, they are: Merlin Rocker, Dallas Einspahr, Rodney Bunger, Melvin Jelkin, Lee Fritson, Gerald Westerbuhr. There were five new players who lettered this year, they are: Lawrence Lippstrew, Wayne Schurman, Denzel Frerichs Larry Westerbuhr, Donald Hemje. Hildreth High had 15 scheduled games this year winning 13 and losing 2, they were to Brady (39-41) and to Friend (32-40). Hildreth won the County Tourney by defeating Franklin in the finals for the eighth consecutive year (53-34). QfiUrelk Of eke Hildreth 68 — 28 Hildreth 42 — 43 Hildreth 69 — 34 Hildreth 42 — 24 Hildreth 39 — 41 Hildreth 32 — 40 Hildreth 51 23 Hildreth 62 — 24 Hildreth 61 41 Hildreth 66 — 31 Hildreth 74 37 Hildreth 84 37 Hildreth 50 — 44 Hildreth 33 — 31 FRANKLIN COUNTY TOURNEY Hildreth 68-------Blomington 20 Hildreth 68 17 Hildreth 53 34 DISTRICT TOURNEY Hildreth 35 15 Hildreth 30 11 Hildreth 36 24 PLAY OFF Hildreth 40 3 Reporter Lee Fritson AsSssS ooc isS$OTNh jj L. V jr S , t M ( HtUrcll, (Jiiglx efcLol DECLAMATORY CONTEST FEBRUARY 27, 1951 7:30 P. M. Humorous Readings The Eavesdrippers Junior’s First Shave Jane Entertains The Minister Dramatic Play Gray Bread Riga, aged woman Solda, her daughter Yolande, her granddaughter Motka, a neighbor child Eunice Adam Carol Jean Frecks Norma Lea Warnken Delores Harms Caroline Adam Rosalie Keiser Marjorie Anderson “Produced by special arrangement with Row, Peterson, and Company, Evanston and New York’’. Humorous Readings Continued Mary Lou Duis Evon Wittfoth Marjorie Anderson Keeping Office For Papa One Big Happy Family Glad Game Dramatic Readings Illusion West Eighty Sharon Glenn Myrna Warnken Trio My Heart Cries For You Tennessee Waltz Dallas Einspahr Gerald Westerbuhr Lee Fritson Judge H. L. Ahrendts Kearney, Nebraska Director Verna Freeman junior t'Jyping Q)ramahcs 27 ffli ose P Pi ctii reel 111 fdro u ps o n 9, 'evious 9age Back Row: Left to Right: Karen Casper Eunice Adam Norma Lea Warnken Myrna Warnken Caroline Adam Marjorie Anderson Evon Wittfoth LaDonna Knapp Second Row: Left to Right: Mary Harms Shirly Stuhmer Carol Jean Frecks Sharon Glenn Verleen Saathoff Hazel Steinkruger Mary Lou Duis Lily Ann Hansen First Row: Left to Right: Miss Freeman, Sponsor Donna Jurgens, President Delores Harms, Vice-President Rosalie, Secretary Carol Mae Bunger, Treasurer Eunice Fritson Mary Jane Hansen Edna Hansen 1 Pep Back Row: Left to Right: Alvera Rocker Donna Hendrickson Joan Jelkin Lila Casper Barbara Wilken Susan Dennis Fourth Row: Left to Right: Shirly Stuhmer Carol Jean Frecks Val Jean Quadhamer Janet Johnson Wanda Frericks Maxine Casper Third Row: Left to Right: Sharon Glenn, Secretary and Treasurer Myrna Warnken Norma Lea Warnken Mary Lou Duis Eunice Fritson Eunice Adam Caroline Adam First Row: Left to Right: Delores Harms Marjorie Anderson Donna Jurgens, President Evon Wittfoth Mary Harms Rosalie Keiser ram a hes Left to Right: Caroline Adam Eunice Adam Norma Lea Warnken Myrna Warnken Carol Jean Jrecks Delores Harms Miss Freeman, Director Evon Wittfoth Rosalie Keiser Marjorie Anderson Mary Lou Duis Sharon Glenn 28 The Hildreth Band was organized in September, 1949. All of the students bought their own instruments with the exception of the large instruments such as the basses which were supplemented by the town. Instruction to each section of instruments began in November and continued through the first semester. The band began playing together the second semester and at that time was composed of approximately thirty-five members. The instrumentation is com- posed of all of the basic instruments. A Spring Concert was presented May, 1950. This year the band has been enlarged to forty-five members and several beginners. A pep band was organized to play at the home basketball games and was the first pep band ever to participate in the high school activities. On March 6th the band presented a Concert. This Concert was the first means of obtaining money for the new uniforms which the band hopes to purchase next year. The Hildreth Y-Teen Club was organized in 1931 by Mrs. Thelma James Newton. For the past few years the council has become very active in aiding the girls. The council has formed a local Y.W.C.A. Last year the girls held a Founder’s day program with Mrs. Newton as guest speaker. The verse choir presented several selections. Last summer three girls attended camp Merrill at Fullerton. This fall the club attended the district conference in Kearney where they had charge of the Worship service. Later Mrs. Carlson from Loomis and Mrs. Nelson from Holdrege con- ducted two interesting meetings at Hildreth. Throughout the past year the girls have expanded their financial budget by bake sales, magazine sales, and basket- ball lunch sales. An interesting feature has been added by giving at Christmas a mystic candle to the Senior girl who was secretly voted by the club as one deserving of it. Edna Hansen received this candle. This year the Y-Teens are joining the 125th club. For the past eight years Verna Freeman has been faculty advisor. 29 30 Pictured in - g . rev to us Back Row: Left to Right: Mxs Jordan, Music Director Larry Westerbuhr Dallas Einspahr Melvin Jelkin Denzel Frericks Second Row: Left to Right: Leland Jelden Donnie Hemje Dale Loschen Merlin Rocker Lee Fritson Larry Schwartz First Row: Left to Right: Brian Halbert Leon Johnson Gerald Westerbuhr Lawrence Lippstreu Julius Rickels Gerald Loschen Third Row: Left to Right: Duaine Osterbuhr Roger Quadhamer Wayne Evers Leon Johnson Leland Jelden Lila Casper Susan Dennis Rosalie Keiser Larry Schwartz Second Row: Left to Right: Barbara Wilken Brenda Bowker Luyre Fruhling Joan Jelkin Deanna Dennis Wayne Casper Maxine Casper Wanda Frericks Eunice Adam Myrna Warnken PPand Back Row: Left to Right: Kathy Glenn Wanda Frericks Norma Lea Warnken Gerald Westerbuhr Julius Rickels Fourth Row: Left to Right: Miss Jordan, Band Director Lyle Casper Roger Warnken Ronnie Kruse Donnie Kruse Paul Harms Rodney Hinricks Dick Fruest First Row: Left to Right: Dean Jelden Val Jean Quadhamer Joan Casper Evon Wittfoth Larry Casper Lyle Casper Arlyn Fuerst Carol Jean Frecks Marjorie Anderson Sharon Glenn Back Row: Left to Right: Miss Jordan, Music Director, Evon Wittfoth, Myrna Warnken, Marjorie Anderson, Karen Casper, Eunice Adam, Caroline Adam, Mary Lou Duis. Second Row: Hazel Steinkruger, Verleen Saathoff, Norma Lea Warnken, Carol Jean Frecks, Delores Harms, Donna Jurgens, Mary Harms. First Row: LaDonna Knapp, Mary Jane Hansen, Edna Hansen, Sharon Glenn, Eunice Fritson, Shirly Stuhmer, Lily Ann Hansen, Rosalie Keiser. 1. Concentrating! 2. Good Looking! HUGH??? 3. Thoae Adams' girls. 4. Sophomores!!!??? 5. Don't tell anyone but it's Johnny! CUTE! ! 6. Rear View. WOW.'!! 7. Ed cleans up our messes. 8. If you got the money honey. I've got the time. 9. Is the smile for Wanda? 10. Off to the races!! 11. Necking Party ? ? 12. Ain't they NEAT? ? 13. The THING! ! ! ! ! 14. Guess Who’? 15. Rod and his Betty Grable legs! ! ! ! OH-OH cJn Jun Mr. Lewis: If there’s any cheating in this test, I’ll have to give you a goose egg- Harold Bunger: That’s better than nothin’. Dallas Einspahr: Will you lend me your mug to shave? Melvin Jelkin: Get out! Shave your own mug. Mr. Crist: Do you feed big eaters at this cafe? Mary Harms: Yes, but we don’t fill silos. Marjorie Anderson: Are you an expert cook? Miss Freeman: Yes, why? Marjorie: Is a chicken two weeks old big enough to eat? Miss Freeman: No, hardly. Marjorie: How can it live, then? Gerald Westerbuhr: A shoe factory burned down last night. Arlene Schmidt: Goodness, anybody hurt seriously? Gerald: Well, I heard that 300,000 soles passed away. Larry Schwartz: What’s the trouble with your feet? You make so much noise when you walk. Lawrence Lippstreu: It’s not my feet, it’s my shoes. Neil Nordbrock: Say, LaVon, what do you call a man who drives a car? LaVon Beinhoff: It depends on how near he comes to hitting me. Mervyn Harms: Would you like to have a pet monkey? Rosalie Reiser: Oh, but this is so sudden. Merlin Rocker: (Being arrested for speeding). But officer, I’m a student. Officer: Ignorance is no excuse. Julius Rickels: Does Jeannie know much about autos? Donna Jurgens: Heavens, no. She asked me if I cooled my car by stripping the gears. Eunice Adam: When is money called wet money? Lawrence Fruhling: Dunno. When? Eunice Adam: When it’s dew. Lee Fritson: Awful explosion at the post office. Lloyd Fruhling: How come? Lee: A letter went off. 34 xafih i SERVING CENTRAL NEBRASKA FOR OVER FORTY YEARS WE CARRY A COMPLETE LINE OF BUILDING MATERIAL KINGSLEY LUMBER COAL CO. PHONE 83 HILDRETH NEBRASKA A. F. SCHWARTZ WHEN YOU NEED FARM EQUIPMENT OR HOUSE APPLIANCES WE WOULD BE GLAD TO SERVE YOU PHONE 44 HILDRETH NEBRASKA FARMERS' UNION CO-OP. GENERAL MERCHANDISE GROCERIES - MEATS - HARDWARE GAS OIL LOCKERS - CREAM STATION - FEEDS MACHINERY WE SUPPLY ANYTHING YOU BUY CONGRATULATIONS TO THIS ALL FUTURE CLASSES HILDRETH NEBRASKA Weedlin Motor Sales Co CHEVROLET FRIGIDAIRE PHONE 85J MINDEN NEBRASKA We Give Sperry Hutchinson Green Trading Stamps Fitzsimmons Braun DISTINCTIVE FURNITURE FLOOR COVERINGS WE CARRY A COMPLETE LINE OF FLOOR COVERINGS CAVALIER CEDAR CHESTS - HARU LUGGAGE COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF TABLES FLOOR LAMPS COMPLIMENTS OF The State Bank of Hildreth MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION HILDRETH NEBRASKA Mattson Studio PORTRAIT SPECIALIST FOR YOUR SENIOR PICTURES SNAPSHOT FINISHING PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES CAMERAS - MOVIE CAMERAS - PROJECTORS KEARNEY NEBRASKA Blank Motor Co. Farm Implements - Automobiles - Trucks - Appliances Phone 92 Farm Home Supplies Franklin, Nebr. Compliments of Samuelson Samuelson Franklin Attorneys Nebraska William Anderson Plumbing - Heating - Sheet Metal - Trenching Phone 42 Holdrege, Nebr. Phone 7 Compliments of Stadler Bros. Minden, Nebr. Maxon Motors New Used Cars Trucks Highway 6 Phone 66 Minden, Nebraska E. C Olson Crosley - Home Appliances - Electrical Contracting Sales - Parts - Service Phone 137 Hildreth CARDEN'S Shoes Men’s Wear West Side Square Minden, Nebr. August Berndt Co. Prescriptions A Specialty Phone 9W Minden, Nebr. Hildreth Pharmacy “Try The Drug Store First” Phone 36 Hildreth, Nebr. KEARNEY COUNTY FARM SERVICE Telephone 4 Minden, Nebr. Mervin Peterson - Donald Golay Genuine Dearborn Ford Parts Service 1883 1951 FIRST NATIONAL BANK Minden, Nebraska Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation DR. HAROLD NEVILLE - DENTIST Hildreth, Nebraska Phone 61 Compliments of MINDEN FLORAL SHOP Minden, Nebr. MINDEN EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK Established 1883 Minden, Nebr. Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation BENSON MOTORS Everything In New - Used Cars - Trucks Pick-Ups Highest In Quality - Lowest In Price Minden, Nebraska Finest Watches - Diamonds - Silver - Jewelry Where Generations Have Always Been Pleased HAWTHORNE JEWELRY Since 1878 Kearney, Nebr. Kendle Bros. Successors We Give S H Green Stamps McBRIDE MOTORS Telephone 26 Minden, Nebr. “We Have A Trade That Service Made’ WARP PUBLISHING CO. Publishers of Warp’s Review Workbooks Since 1916 Minden, Nebraska Congratulations Seniors - - ARLO’S HARDWARE MINDEN SKELGAS Minden, Nebraska “Happiness Is That Peculiar Sensation One Acquires When He Is Too Busy To Be Miserable” “JACK JOHNSON the JEWELER South Side Square Minden, Nebr OLSONS’ IMPLEMENT Genuine International Farm Machinery, Trucks Repairs Phone 71W Minden, Nebr. Our Best Wishes to the Class of ’51 - - THE MINDEN COURIER “The Paper With The Circulation” Phone 27 Minden, J{ebr. SPORTS-CRAFT SUPPLY CO. H. Duane Birt Russell C. Sheen 2217 Central Avenue Phone 27131 - Kearney The Best In Everything For Sports Compliments of BY-WAY INN CAFE Highway 6 Phone 413 Minden, Nebraska Compliments of TOM’S BARBER SHOP Tom Osterbuhr, Prop. Minden, Nebr. South Side Square CLINT’S PRODUCE Fairmont Ice Cream Cream - Eggs - Poultry - Hides Feeds Hildreth, Nebraska CONTINENTAL GRAIN CO. Buyers Retailers of Grain - Licensed Warehouse Storage Phone 94 J. S. Layrie, Mgr. Hildreth, Nebraska FARMER’S ELEVATOR Grain - Coal - Feed Phone 24 Chester Halbert, Mgr. Hildreth, Nebraska j. m. McDonald co. Stores In The Middle West Where Your Dollar Goes Far for Family Needs Minden, Nebraska LAYTON FUNERAL HOME Phone 219 Ambulance Service Minden, Nebr. Phone 65 L. T. PEDLEY The Rexall Store Minden, Nebr. J. H. ETYELMILLER Clothier for Men Boys Minden, Nebraska If You’re Thinking of Building Try Our Zip Service BYERS LUMBER CO. Phone 53 Minden, Nebr. J. Y. YOST LUMBER CO. Lumber - Coal - Posts - Cement - Millwork - Lowe Bros. Paint Phone 48 Minden, Nebr. When It’s Music - Get It At the - - BAIIR-SCHAAL MUSIC CO. E. A. Bahr Frank Schaal Opposite World Theater Kearney, Nebr. Mail Orders Solicited JELDEN FUNERAL HOME Phones: Day 78 - Night 42 Hildreth, Nebr. Furniture - Wallpaper - Floor Covering VANNIER TRANSFER Local Long Distance Hauling - Route Your Freight “Vannier Burton Vannier, Owner Phone 96 - Hildreth Congratulations To Hildreth Seniors - - ALBER S GROCERY Blackbird Fine Foods - A Clean Store Clean Stock Prompt Service - A Square Deal Hildreth, Nebraska Compliments of AL’S PLACE Beer - Lunch - Service With A Smile Hildreth, Nebraska Compliments of ANDERSON’S BEAUTY SHOP Phone 90 Hildreth, Nebr. Latest In Hair Styles Complete Beauty Work Compliments of ZOBEL BROS. CAFE Meals - Lunches Hildreth, Nebraska FRANKLIN COUNTY ELECTRIC MEMBERSHIP CO. Electricity Doesn’t Cost - It Pays Make It Work for You Day Phone 178 Night Phone 242 - 243 JACK BILL’S CAFE Always Happy To Serve You Phone 79 Franklin Compliments of FRANKLIN COUNTY SENTINEL Franklin County’s Leading Newspaper Brighten Your Life With - - Pretty, Colorful Curtains Draperies One of the Most Complete Lines to Choose from RCA 45 R.P.M. Records Record Players F. G. HUTCHINS CO. Phone 14 Franklin Compliments to the Seniors of 1951 - - HITCHCOCK PRODUCE Route Service Good Qualities of Feed Hildreth Phone 123 JERRY’S JEWELRY STORE Gifts That Please - - Diamonds - Watches - Silverware Franklin, Nebr. Phone 230 SHINEMAN’S SALES SERVICE Ford Cars Trucks - - Parts - Accessories - Service “There A Ford In Your Future” Franklin, Nebraska MOLLER CAFE Where People Meet to Eat We Serve Regular Dinners for 50c Steaks for 75c Axtell Phone 8 KIZZIER-ANDERSON CHEVROLET CO. 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Skogmos Minden, Nebr. C. J. Lehmkuhl Minden, Nebr. Hitchcock Service Station Hildreth, Nebr. Mills Clothing Store Kearney, Nebr.