Hyannis High School - Longhorn Yearbook (Hyannis, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 82 of the 1952 volume:

The Roundup oi 52 Hycmnzs H1gh School Ranch Foreman s Notes We the Sen1ors of 1952 are head1ng for our last roundup In the Spr1ng roundup we are go1ng to summamze our ranch S h1story We w1sh to express our grat1tude to the fo1low1ng To the board of educ:at1on for managmg our ranch problems To our teachers for p1ant1ng grass 1n our dense w11dernesses for the past twelve years To our parents or supply1ng the SFlapJacks for bus1ness affa1rs and tr1ps To the W1de range of bus1neSs flrms for the1r advert1s1ng To Mr Worley of Alhance for developxng p1ctureS for our roundup To Mr A V Metcalf for des1gn1ng the Longhorn Cowboy and to the rest of the Cowhands nf our school for round1ng up the strays We deeply appreclate the co operat1on we have rece1ved from our ranch followers We hope our frlends w111 enjoy read1ng our ranch h1story as much as we have enjoyed brlnglng lt to you ln th1s years pubhcatlon of the 1952 Longhorn I wlsh to thank my ranch hands of the Semor Class for the1r thorough co operatmon wh1ch made the marxagumg of our ranch eas1er and full of fun janet Colhns Foreman . . O I 1 ' . . - 1 - . 9 . . . f i ! 3 . , 3 . .v. I . . . . It - Ii . . xxx Il W The 1952 Longhorn Publzshed by Students OfHYGHH1S Hzgh School Ed1t0T 111 Chlef Bus1ness Manager Feature Ed1tor Sports Ed1tor Grade Echtor Snapshot Edltor jun1or Class Ed1tor Staff S ophom ore C las S Edit or Freshman Class 'Editor Spons or Janet Co111nS Bob Hungerford Helen Dav1s Woodrow Moran Joanne A1br1ght jamece Metcalf Dor1s Lincoln Sid Wheelock Roger Bilstein Mrs M I Fabre ff -L, -Fe? ' :D Dedication We the Class of 1952 are proud to ded1cate th1s annual to our former teacher, Mrs Wlllard Hayward We apprec1ate her help w1th the 1949 50 and 1950 51 Yearbooks and recogn1ze the part she played 1n pro We hope th1s ded1cat1on w1l1 convey 1n part our appreclatlon for her pat1ence, k1ndness and personal 1nter-est 1n each of us We w1sh her prospez-1ty and happ1ness 1n the years to come moting the Longhorn.f' Our school and commumty was saddened by the death of Ferdmand C Eck on june 3 1951 Mr Eck was the superintendent for four years 1943 47 and was xnstructor of mathe mat1cs sc1ence and shop durumg those four years He was a member of the school board at the t1me of Ins death Many of the alumm w1ll remember Mr Eck as the Jov1al 1nstruc'cor who was always ready anyone who needed lt In Memoriam On the evemng of September 30 1951 the school and commumty was shocked to hear of the death of George L Warner Radar Seaman 2 c of the Umted States Navy George Bud was graduated from the Hyann1s Hxgh School ln 1949 He was an outstandmg basketball and track star durxng h1s four years 1n Hyann1s I-hgh School Bud w1l1 always be remembered by h1s fr1ends as a happy young fellow who always wore a fr1endly sm11e to give freely of his time and effort to help X ' . I J 'J snapms omcs I pi., ADNHNI STBATIUIV 1 1 6 , I - .N - , I I l 1 - 'I i ,N V ,..,,, X ......- f -I l--- il -1- -11 L I - V i, 1 1 1 - Y YYA A '- wx : ' -'i ' ' I I 1 - ' H. i V- V W --i '1'-1 -f,,R - J .- 92?-i .f f.Ww,.f-F-ev W'.,, 5+ 22.1 T-fe:f rLi:igii1i 431'iiiii 4 A COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT SCHOOL CUSTODIAN Mr Theodore Fry! Mr Lesley Moran Board o!Educat1on DR HOWELL MR BUNNER MRS DELINGER MR BESTOL. MR SHEPHERD MR WOLFE High School Faculty X RDO X OLK Prmcxpal Mathernaucs Science Shop P XB 5Uc'111bC1enCe Fnchsh Dr xnw xtxCS RUSSHLI, SOYVTUEPS Superintendent Normal Training Social Science Basketball Coach Qu S NTI P 'XB Commerce Blologx Hon emxlung wa.-,Qtek Grade School Faculty K EDITH DURST MRS ALICE SCHRINER Seventh and Eighth F1fth and Slxth MRS F C ECK Th1rd and Fourth .JK NEVA DURST DOROTHY ZIER Fu-st and Second Kindergarten Herdnders Gurde Mr Russell Sommers rece1ved h1s A B Degree from Peru State Teachers College and has done graduate work at the Universflty of Nebraska He taught for two years 1n a rural school and seven years 1n h1s home town at Byron Nebraska before com1ng to Hyanms in 1940 He has been teaching here s1nce that t1me wlth the except1on of four years spent 1n the Army For the past f1Ve years he has served as super1n tendent ath1et1c coach and soc1al sc1ence 1nstructor Th1s year he sponsored the jumor Class ass1st1ng them 1n the1r class play the1r farewell banquet honor1ng the Class of 1952 and helped them decorate for Commencement exerc1ses Mr Ardo Volk of Rock Island Ill1no1S rece1ved h1s A B Degree from Augustana College and d1d graduate work at the Un1vers1ty of Iowa He has taught sc1ence and mathematlcs 1n the local hlgh school for the past four years He 1S pr1nc1pal of our h1gh school thls yvear He sponsored the Sophomore Class and chaper oned then' enterta1nment at h1gh school Mr M1lton Fabre rece1ved h1s A B Degree from Kearney State Teachers College He spent two years 1n the Army Last year he served as supply muuster at the Method1st Church 1n Elm Creek Nebraska Th1s year he taught Enghsh and soc1al stud1es and d1rected all dramatics He was also sponsor of the Freshmen Class Mrs Joyce Fabre rece1ved her A B Degree from Kearney State Teachers College She was graduated at the m1ddle of the semester 1951 and taught for one semester at Eddyv1lle Nebraska before com1ng here Th1s year she taught b1o1ogy commerce and superv1sed a correspondence course 1n homemakuzg She was sponsor of the Sen1or Class and d1rected the1r annual 1n1t1at1on party graduat1on act1v1t1es and all M1ss E.d1th Durst of Elk Creek attended Peru Teachers College and taught rural schools 1n johnson and Nemaha Count1es and 1n the town schools of Talmage Pla1nv1ew Broken Bow and Crawford before com1ng to Hyann1s f1Ve years ago She orgamzed the jun1or G1rls Pep Club two years ago and 15 helpmg to sponsor It th1s year A spec1al project of her Seventh and Ehghth Grades was to make the Un1ted Nat1ons flags Mrs Al1ce Schr1ner attended Kearney State Teachers College Before com1ng to Hyanms she taught 1n rural schools 1n Frank11n and Scottsbluff Countres and 1n the town schools of Bloom1ngton and Mmden Mrs Schr1ner 1S co sponsor of the Jun1or G1rls Pep Club Mrs F C Eck attended Maryland M1ssour1 State and transferred to M1dland College where she rece1ved her A B Degree She taught 1n country schools before accept1ng knmdergarten 1n Hyann1s two years ago Th1s year she taught the Thlrd and Fourth Grades Miss Neva Durst of Elk Creek rece1ved her B S Degree from the Umvers1ty of Nebraska and taught 1n schools of Nemaha and Lancaster Count1es before acceptmg the F1rst and Second Grades 1n HYHDHIS four years ago The spec1al projects of her pup1ls th1s year were choral read1ngs for the Arm1st1ce Day program and the annual Mothers Party on Va1ent1ne s Day M1ss Dorothy Z1er of M1natare attended Chadron State Teachers College and taught one term before com1ng to Hyanms Th1s 1S her second term here Bes1des teach1ng the k1ndergarten she taught grade school mus1c 1n the fxrst s1x grades She coached the G1rls Athlet1c Assoc1at1on and served as cheer sponsor of the H1gh School Pep Club other class functions, Mrs, Fabre was also co-sponsor of the High School Pep Club, - - l . - . a o . I 2- f Lx. SAX divx CAROLYN YMARTIN G. A. A. ............ . ........ .1,Z,3,4 Pep Club ....... .. ,... ...... . ..1,2,3,4 Cheerleader................. ...... 4 4 junior County Commissioner,,,,.,,,. 3 Plays.. .... ............. . ..... . .... ...3, LOREE GARDNER Broken Bow I-hgh School Band and Pep Band Choir and G1rls Glee Thespxans Y Teens County Nlus1c F'est1val Band and Choral Chmc Distrxcl Musu' Contest Hyanms lhgh School Class V1ce Pres1dent Pep Club Pep Club Skxt Chamrman Play HELEN DAVIS Feature Edztor jumor County Supermtendent G A A Pep Club Pep Club Freasurer Class Secretarx Class Treasurer Plays G A A Xxce Pres1dent Cheerlexder Student Councll JANET COLLINS Class Xxce Presldent A Pep Club Presxdenr of Pep Club A I 1 Q xsur r Class lreasurer Plays -Iumor County Clerk Cheerleader Fdnor 1n Chxef Longhorn .IANIECE NETCALF Pep C1ub........ ..... . ............... . l,Z,3 G. A. A. Treasurer ...... . ........... . 1,2 G. A. A. President. ........... .. ..... 4 junior County Clerk 3 S na p S rw: Ed iwr ............ , Cheerleader Student Counczl Plays G A A Pep Club Treasurer W OODROW MORAN Basketball Baseball Softball Class Pres1dent Plays jumor County Shenff ROY MILLER Basketball Track Baseball Student Counc1l junxor Counts Treasurer Plays 'IO-ANNIE ALBRIGHT Fdgemont Hzgh School Pep Club Yedsl rel' One -XC! blax Plus Grade Ed ur Pep Club Slut Chamrm ln -Iumor Coun x Supermrlendenv - ............................... 3 ' ........................... 4 . . .............................. 1.Z,3,4 .....................................3,4 Softball .......... ............................ 3 1 ....,............................... 4 . ' ........................... 4 ' g ............... 2 - ..................,.....,...........,.... 4 A. A .......................... .. fi. -1.5. I r 1 ....,..... .. BOB HITE Greely High School .................. 2,3 Class President ....................... 3,4 Plays ..................................... 3,4 Softball ............................. ....... 3 Junior County Judge....... .... . ROBERT WEAKLY Class Vice Presxdent Plays junxor County Commzssxoner Boy s State Longhorn Editor LLOYD GOLDSTEDT Whxtman I-hgh School Class Vxce Presldent Softball Basketball Student Manager Plays jumor County judge WAYNE MACOMBER Class Treasurer jumor County Attorney Plays Baseball Softball BOB HUNGERFORD Basketball , Plays Busxness Manager Class Vxce PY9S1dCht Baseball Softball jumor County Attorney Tracks ofthe Herd of 52 Before the snow came around in 4-8 the herd that was due to be fence broke and shipped out in 52 got throwed together in a. pen at H H S They had their tails up and was running around bellering for everybody to look at how big they was which was about the time they got throwed and had the ' Freshman brand slapped onto their hides to show them they wasn t as big as they thought they was Folks who had figured there had ought to be a way to tell them apart gave them a bunch of names to prove they was registered stock So out of the ones who bellered the loudest at the branding one called Barbara Bonifield got picked to be the president One named janet Collins got to be a president too but they put vice on front of her title for some reason which ain t being put out r1ght now Helen Davis who likes to get things down in red and white can't be black and white them s Holsteins was secretary jim Wheelock who always said that veal regardless of price makes the best meat was the one they let take care of the money The other names on this registered stock was Dean Marshal Bob Hungerford Woodrow Moran Robert Weakly Wayne Macomber and jim Macomber After everybody got shoved 1nto the right feed pens the old ones just about ready to ship out Seniors got us mixed up in a d1pp1ng party that shoulda been for sheep Initiation they called it Enough eggs got busted on our backs to make us look like a flock y-, J,- of chickens was using us for a roost Some of us had to dance 4' the hula Looked kinda like a bunch of cows coming in at milking time a sort of Atlantic City beauty contest where the contestants had chipped in enough on the assets to double them the little heifers had started chewing the rag which is what women seem to prefer In the discussion it come up that schools were a lot like saddles a durn sight easier to get smart and ride in the saddle of education than it is to walk with boots on That s part of what we learned the first year During the second year we learned a whole lot more The rootin tootin cowhands Started to figure out what the girls were R for This news scared them out of three fourths of a year 5 growth which is why Sophomores always look so puny and be 6 wlldered Also Bruce johnson and Woodrow Moran got extra brand letters for running around in a corral that s got lines instead of fences and for throwing a ball at a hole up near the barn roof The only reason they were able to hit it is because the hole is bigger than the ball is XO. I ll v ll . n . . I . , ' 1 , n s e a c 4 -- Q u . - . ll u Q , Ol I , u . . . u . li ' . n . k . . . 'Qc E g ll 1' 4 . I . - X Had a big party the first year, We had quite a bit of fun chewing the cud--some of F71 ' -lg . i - D 1 .' ' 2' . - . if I ' V N . . I Q,I ' 4 111' ' 1 N l ' I ,Lx lx . . . 9 . . Dean Marshall busted through the fence and went to Mullen where he swore the pastures were greener One of our bunch sa1d the grass wasn t a b1t greener and to prove lt he remarked that Joanne Albr1ght had come to Hyanms because lt was greener here Woodrow Moran got elected to be pres1dent and Robert Wealky took over the v1ce Helen Davls got to keep on gettmg th1ngs down 1n red and wh1te as secretary and Wayne Macomber got to be treasurer and feel the money for awh1le Ardo Volk took charge of th1ngs to see that nobody got hung up 1n a fence along the way Noth1ng much else happened because noth1ng much ever happens to Sophomores except that they dec1ded they were smarter than the Freshmen As jumors they went around feehng the1r oats once 1n awhrle Nobody has ever f1gured out why jumors l1ke to feel oats We ve all felt them and they don t feel l1ke nothmg but oats and oats don t feel l1ke much of any th1ng that IS worth spendxng t1me feehng ln fact a person can spend a lot of valuable t1me feelmg oats when he could be do1ng somethmg better Surely Bruce johnson got t1red of throw1ng balls at holes and M X went to Kemper lvhhtary Academy at Nevada MISSOUII There he 15 learn1ng how to stand up stra1ght wh1le walk1ng and th1ngs 'X l1ke th1S N th1ng about go west young man so he left Wh1tman and came west to Hyann1s 1n t1me to be a Jl11'110I' too Bob I-hte came here from Greely Colorado because he wanted to get 1n on the bull sl1ng1ng at the rodeos every fall He allowed as how the compet1t1on couldn t be any rougher than lt 15 1n colorful Colorado Hlte came saw and made pres1dent Bob Hungerford worked h1s way up and got a shot at the v1ce pres1dency Barbara l ' Bon1f1eld got the loan of Helen Dav1s penc1l and took over as Secretary his Helen Davls had wr1ter s cramps of the r1ght hoof and sa1d she -live wanted to feel the money for awh1le seemg as how jumors are fx always hoardmg the stuff W' 1 'Es R It was payday 1n the bunkhouse is ' 0 when we put on Aunt Samathy Rules the Roost Everybody was full of glee too because we made so much hay that we re st11l stay1ng up n1ghts try1ng to f1gure out whether to eat lt or spend lt Boys and G1rls County Government Day came around and we learned plenty Part of what we learned was that we don t know anymore about laws or what they re for than the regular off1cerS do mn fact we f1na1ly f1gured that we probably know less . . . . . . - I ,YN . . . , . . - 1 . . X Lloyd Goldstedt heard somebody bellering some- Y' O ll Ol u 9 . . . . 1 4 4 R X . , , I. . - . . kg, 1 g h . l n . ll YD K . . . - ' 1 . .. . . .. . . ' ' NI Q ,is ' ' V ni Q f ,,, 25 wa -' 5 Barbara Bon1f1eld was h1ghly honored by be1ng Sent to G1r1s State where she learned that the funct1ons of government are wonderful to behold Bob Weakly who went to Boys State agrees he s so agreeable that he th1nks State Government 15 just hke County Governrnent only more so and more of lt We st1ll don t be11eve lt and we certa1nly d1dn t know they were g01ng to the stockyards when we honored the Sen1ors of 51 by throwmg a farewell banquet for them Except for one l1ttle he1fer who must be excused because she 1sn t qu1te br1ght we all w1shed we were go1ng along Mr Sommers was toast master and wh1le he was up there mastermg the toast there were tears 1n our eyes We could see all that pr1me beef go1ng to the slaughter and some of us were more sorry for them than we were at see1ng the pr1ce of steak go soar1ng up to n1nety cents a pound After the prom was over the Sen1ors walked down the a1sle and commenced Next day we went out to X C9 the Monahan Ranch for the last day of school p1ck neck Fall came round aga1n and bless my tenderlo1n Q ' we were Sen1ors Dldn t even get the herd mov1ng before 11m Macomber got the hoof1ng south d1sease and dropped out Loree Gardner stampeded up from Broken Bow and f1lled the quota aga1n Bob H1te made Semor pres1dent If he bel1eves 1n th1rd terms he st1ll won t get a chance to prove lt s1nce all he has left to run for now 15 chow Loree Gardner was elected v1ce preS1dent and Helen Dav1s a th1rd termer got her penc1l back from Barbara Bon1f1eld and went to secretary1ng aga1n Barbara Bon1f1eld and JIITI Wheelock xx I allowed as how they knew of a better game than playmng school and to SAW I prove 1t they both up and got marrled janet Coll1nS d1dn t get A marr1ed so she got the treasurer s job of handhng the money 'WWXNKXX Mrs Katherme Fabre rode herd on us t1l1 we sh1pped out LIVE TO LEARN AND LEARN TO LIVE turned up as our class motto and green and wh1te our class colors The Whlte carnat1on 15 the class flower A new bunch got roped 1n when School started and we put the Class of 55 through the paces made them dress up l1ke people Part of our bunch who had a lot of pract1ce throw mg balls through baskets played around 1n the Sand lull Tournament They loped along clear up to Secon place Too much lop1ng had them pooped and Mullen -' went away w1th the ball Took It home w1th them they 7 d1d - . 1 . 1 a i ' 9 Q : I s n , . s I Q . n n 1 ' I u I , 1 a a c Y s , ' ' ' 9 - l ' xl x . a . S. ' lx ? . . X ' - N s I , x ' A .1 Q . 1 . . . x 'l I . Q 4 - 1 - A ' 1 - a Q - 4 n U . - . , . , . , . , 1 'Nfl . . . . 1 Ls ..,Lfefft'1 ' . . '. . 20 , ...S 7 ff . ul ll QI , . . Q 1 -- ' . . i . . - I ' . d fl I 5 1 I ' I I W I 1 T S1nce we were unable to make our f1rSt m1ll1on we were work1ng toward our second when we put on the Semor Class play Ar1zona Dude Ranch d1rected by Mr Fabre D1dn t qu1te make the second one e1ther But d1d we worry? Of course not We started work1ng on the th1rd Got loaded up 1n cars on May second and went to Salt Lake C1ty Utah When we got back our legs were bowed and some of our cheeks should have been tanned Reverend Larson had charge of an 1mpress1ve fX Q Baccalaureate serv1ce at the Congregauonal Church S3 sadness of farewell We all got together 1n the show r1ng for the last t1me on May 15 for Commencement exerc1ses Mr Sommers must have been proud of us for he gave away some ach1evement awards and then Dr Howell presented our d1plomas crownxng ,flu an hour of glory at H H S And so f1lled Wlth wonderful memor1es we leave the pen at H H S for that b1g Corral of the adult World ever m1ndful that Commencement means not the end but the beg1nn1ng FlI11S n ll -, il s - I 1 . I C' J ' , We sniffed at the pretty flowers and a little at the , N . . -KN 'b ,H . . . 1 ff . . . K n Class Wzll We the Semors of 1952 be1ng 1n full possesslon of our mental facult1es and be1ng unaffected by hard study and h1gh marks do hereby leave th1s as our last w1ll and testament TO OUR TIRELESS HERD RIDERS we leave all torn pages to be found mn our books and everyth1ng they d1dn t get out of us dur1ng the past four years TO OUR SPONSOR Mrs Fabre we leave well maybe we d better just leave' TO THE .IUNIORS we bequeath our ab1l1ty to coxn moola and all old cuds of gum we left on desks and cha1rs TO THE SOPHOMORES we leave our f1rm fa1th 1n the famous quotatxon unxted we stand d1v1ded we fall and all the book larn1n we d1dn t get TO THE FRESHMEN we w1ll our ab1l1ty to glve a rugged 1n1t1at1on and all the answers we wrote 1n our textbooks IN ADDITION we make the followmg d1spos1t1on of personal possess1ons I joanne Albnght bequeath my athlet1c prowess w1lled to me by Delores McCray to janet Castle I janet Colhns bequeath my off1ce of pres1dency of the pep club to Lou1se Warner To Barbara Moran I leave my ab1l1ty to stay sxngle unt1l I graduate I Helen Dav1s w1l1 my ab1l1ty to sneeze quxetly to Louxse Warner so she won t d1sturb Mr Sommers 1n Amer1can H1story and my ab1l1ty to control my glggles to Dor1s L1ncoln I also bequeath my ab1l1ty to work d1ff1cult algebra problems to my brother Harry I Loree Gardner bequeath my ab1l1ty to try to get along w1th teachers to S1d Wheelock I Lloyd Goldstedt be1ng of sound what a sound' m1nd do bequeath my ab1l1ty to leave my ab1l1ty to ask mtelhgent questwns to Bud Bomfleld I Bob H1te do hereby bequeath the reduc1ng d1et left me by jlm Mc Cray to Roger B1lste1n hopmg that It does h1m more good than lt d1d me I Bob Hungerford be1ng of sound m1nd do hereby w1ll my ab1l1ty to blow smoke r1ngs to Mr Sommers I also w11l my deep love for all teachers to Charles Warner 1n hopes that he w1ll follow my footsteps 1n dolng h1s best to please them I Wayne Macomber be1ng of sound m1nd' do hereby w1ll my vast knowledge of Enghsh to jack Crumroy and to Harry Dav1s I w1ll all my empty BULL DURI-LAM sacks I Carolyn Martln do hereby leave my ab1l1ty to get along w1th boys wh1ch was left to me by Pat Varner to Julxann Hansen I jamece Metcalf be1ng of sound m1nd 'P do hereby bequeath my poodle cut to Mr Sommers My wa1st l1ne I leave to Billy jones and the ab1l1ty to keep my bones together to Bud Bon1f1eld just 1n case he has teacher trouble 1n the next two years I Roy M1ller w1ll my speed to Roy Monahan hoplng that It w1ll help h1m 1n h1s career as star track man My ab1l1ty to get along w1th out of town women I leave to the Haney tw1ns and my he1ght to Tom Dredla I Woodrow Moran do hereby bequeath my vast knowledge of Amerlcan H1story wh1ch was left to me by the Varner s1sters to Bob Warner I Robert Weakly do hereby leave my wavy haxr to Roy Monahan I also leave my expert hunt1ng ab1l1ty to Bob Bowen so that he won t have to come home empty handed DATED THIS SIXTEENTH DAY OF MAY 1952 DULY SIGNED BY THE THIRTEEN MEMBERS OF THE HERD OF 1952 ,f ffytf if ,-Ll MJ Wide al- A1052 W XWMWFY , . , 1 1 -- 1, ll II l . ' - 1 1 s ll 1 1 1 'I , 1 Q 1 Y M . , . . . . . 1 , , ' I -7 ' , ' ' turn cartwheels left to me by john Martin of the Class of 1951, to Dick Wyant. I also 1 . , . . 1 . f . I . ' 6' , . . . - . , . . 1 1 K- 1 1 ,D . Y . . 7 l 7 1 1 h ' 1 1 1 D W . Prophecy As we the Seruors gaze 1nto our crystal bull we real1ze that the future holds great thmgs for th1s part1cular herd And wh1le we know that bragg1ng 1S 1mmodest we thought you m1ght be 1nterested to know that the Sen1ors of 1952 d1dn t get sent to the slaughter house So we now pull back the curta1n of the future to g1VC you a peek at the Class of 52 1n the year 1972 JANII-3cE METCALF CAROLYN MARTIN WAYNE MACOMBER ROY MILLER HELEN DAVIS LLOYD GOLDSTEDT W OODR OW MORAN JOANNE ALBRIGHT BOB HITE BOB HUNGERFORD LOREE GARDNER BOB WEAKLY has just opened the f1rst drxve 1n beauty Shop 1n Afr1ca has dec1ded to go to college for the same reason most g1rls do 1S now pres1dent and sole stockholder 1n the SCHLICHTENHEIMER BREWING the tender tenor who can be heard da11y over Stat1on KOW has dec1ded to let the g1rls chase h1m for awh1le com1ng back to Darrell 1S 11v1ng on a ranch south of Hyanms teach1ng her ch1ckens to g1gg1e 15 now head danc1ng 1nstructor at the SQUARE CORNER DANCING SCHOOL 1n Edgemont South Dakota 15 tak1ng the place of Salty Coll1ns 1n the HYANNIS SPEEDWAY Hot rod races has just opened a new dance pav1ll1on 1n Wh1tman Nebraska 1S head auct1oneer 1n the ALLIANCE LIVESTOCK COMMISSION COMPANY stlll hasn t dec1ded 1f he w11l be a lawyer or a bum 1S a famous Powers model 1n New York and 1S be1ng seen about town w1th who recently won fame 1n the Natlonal Soda Fountam Operators contest for that popular treat the HyaHD1S F1zzle CO. JANET COLLINS has given up her movie career and is BLUE RIBBON STOCK JOANNE ALBRIGHT JANET COLLINS HELEN DAVIS LOREE GARDNER LLOYD GOLDSTEDT BOB HITE BOB HUNGERFORD WAYNE MACOMBER CAROLYN MARTIN JANIECE METCALF' ROY MILLER WOODROW MORAN ROBERT WEAKLY IM T HR EE YEAR OLDS GERALD CARSON JANET CASTLE JULIANN HANSEN BILLY JONES DORIS LINCOLN ROY MONAHAN BARBARA MORAN LOUISE WARNER MARJORII: WEAKLY DICK WYANT TW O YEAR OLDS BUD BONIFIELD BOB BOWEN SANDRA CASTLE JACK CRUMROY HARRY DAVIS TOM DREDLA DICK HITE KENNETH KNOX JIM MARTIN MARCIE MORAN GENE ROTHWELL CHARLES WARNER DORIS WEAKLY SID WHEELOCK YEAR LINGS ROGER BILSTEIN LOLA BURTON LARR Y DELINGER KLEO EVERT DEAN HANEY DON HANEY LESLEY HUNGERFORD MARLENE LINCOLN KAY MONAHAN BOB WARNER Brands Shy LItt1e Ann From Cheyenne LoveSICk B1ueS It Is No Secret Deep In My Heart Is A Song L1fe Gets TedIous Don t It I 11 Be Wed In Kansas One Of The RovIng Klnd There s Been A Change In Me Always Late Th1s IS How To Yodel CIgareets And WhIskey And Wxld W11d Women Women Women Women SIck Sober And Sorry Have I Stayed Away Too Long'7 Oh' A1n t You Glad You re S1ngle' Long1ng For You I Got Spurs That jingle jangle jIng1e I A1n t Got A Dxme Somebody S Rose If I Had A N1cke1 Headmg For A WeddIng In The Rock1es Oh' You Beautlful Doll' Home On The Range I m An Old Cowhand Some D1rty Dog Put Glue On My Saddle Here On The Range I Belong I Want To Be A Cowboy S Sweetheart 'I m The Smartest Man In Slam Yee I Am Chew Tobacco Rag Sk1rts Take Off My Boots And Let Me DIe In Peace just A Stranger Tall In The Saddle You Are My SunshIne It S My Lazy Day I Go Where The W11d Goose Goes Bundle Of Southern SunShIne Bury My Boots I m Too Young To DIe I 11 Sa1l My Sh1p Alone Slow Poke' Steel GuItar Rag AIn t No Gal So True I ve Got A Gal That S MIghty Sweet Nobody s Dax-Img S1IppIn Around Too Late To Worry Pretty Eyed Baby Alone And Nothmg To Do u . u as . n as n as an an . . 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WEEE 'x xxx S X i FRONT ROW BACK ROW I umor Class im Marjorxe Weakly julxann Hansen Louxse Warner Dons Lincoln janet Castle Barbara Moran Mr Summers sponsor Dxckwyant Gerald Carson Billyjones Roy Monahan Sophomore Class -if H w 1...-f em FRONT ROW Mr Yolk sponsor lVlBl ClE Moran Dons Weakly Sandra Castle S1d Wheelock MIDDLE ROW Dick I-hte Bob Bowen Charles Warner Bud Bonlfxeld Harry Dax ms BACK RON Tom Dredla jack Crumroy james Marun Gene Rothwell Kenneth Knox Aff -124 V, ,, fzm f f Freshman Class FRONT ROW Kay Monahan Marlene I..1nco1n Lola Burton, Leshe Hungerford Kleo Evert Mmlton Fabre, sponsor BACK ROW Larry Delmger Roger B1l5f8ih Bob Warner Dean Grades VII and VIII FRONT ROW BACK ROW Gene Davls Marianne Castle Katherine McQueen Sharon Bestol Judy Evert Sharlene Hayward Ann Manmng Billy Delxnger jrm Mace johnny Thurston Torn Warner Floyd Moran Glona Glass B1l1y Coons Melvxn Rex Lyle Burton j1mmy Kommers M J Lxncoln Regmnald Turner Tommy Mmller Kay Hayward Dan Mannxn Karen Martm Ronme Sowders Bernard Wlute George Gardner MIDDLE ROW: Miss Edith Durst, teacherg Billy Thurston, joe Weakly, : ' . 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Grades V and VI U1 FRONT ROW MIDDLE ROW BACK ROW if-:Q jrmmy Hungerford Marvln Rex, Mary Lou Lincoln joanne Treat Tonchxta Carpenter joy Thurston Karen Perrett Margaret Edelman Ronald Whxte Peggy Mxller Gerald Weakly R1chard Evert Donna H111 Edna Hansen Judy Colhns Carol Boots Bud Haney Calvxn Rex Mrs Alxce Schrmer teacher Drck Warner Steven Martxn Mattme Tappan james Knox jane Gardner B11lySauser Bobby Grades III and IV 6-I FRONT RO V Nellxe Keller Brlly Whxte Barbara Hungerford Charlene Davis Narvxn Thurston Gaylord Evert Howard Knox MlDDLE ROW, Marxlyn Thurston Martha Tappan Billy Kommers Kathleen McCray, Kathryn Kommers, Richard Hansen, Gary Glass, BACK ROW: Mrs, F, C, Eck, teacherg Wanda Rex, Richard Herr, jeanne Crumroy, Lowell Eck, Diane johnson, Charlene Muller, A UNI 14 Grades I and II A FRONT ROW jack Bryant Tommy Whlte Neil Gottlob Suzanne Hungerford Curnss H111 Bobby De Pue Robert Miller Mxchael Shepherd judy Crumroy Bobby Lincoln jennxe McQueen Wallace Sommers jerry Gardner Marxlyn Evert Carolyn Lxncoln Frances Edelman Miss Neva Durst, teacher Dav1d Gottlob Anme Herr Betty Boots jacquelyn Nrlght, Bobby Thomas Marxlyn Turner MIDDLE ROW BACK ROW K mdergarten n.: FRONT ROW Dean Schuieldt Chucky Neumeyer Joyce McQueen Norma Royle Skxpper Hexgh l znda I lncoln Donny Bryant BACK ROW Bruce Wr1ght Valda Rex jlmmy Cook Marsue McCawley Bernard Thurston Delores Burton Vxss Dorothy Zxer teacher The Sp1ndIe Legs Occasmnally we of the Semor herd pause 1n our bellowmg and cud chew1ng to not1ce some cute httle youngsters w1th b1g eyes and sp1ndle legs These l1ttle d0gg1eS are the future wheels of the HHS ranch They are at present attend1ng the grade school bemg sorted and tra1ned so they w1ll be able to carry on the 1mportant trad1t1ons of our herd We not1ce them most when they annoy us usually by act1ng s11ly l1ke but we th1nk they are pretty 1mportant and they are pretty busy learn1ng the th1ngs they w1ll someday need Each room has spec1al projects dur1ng the year and spec1al aCt1V1t16S for the1r parents The k1ndergarten calves have been extra busy They got a new pen and have been try1ng out new stalls w1th fancy seats to use wh1le chew1ng the1r f1rst cuds of book lar1n They took t1me out though for part1es on Hallowe en Chr1stmas Valent1ne Day and Mothers' Day The F1rst and Second Grade herd are learmng a new talent They got t1red of hstemng to the blg herds all talk1ng at one t1me and dec1ded to learn to all talk at one t1me so lt could be understood Th1s 15 called choral readxng and they got pretty good at lt as they showed us at the Arm1st1ce Day program They had a speclal Mothers day on Valent1ne Day where they showed thelr mothers all the thmgs they have done dur1ng the year The herd of Th1rd and Fourth Graders enterta1ned the1r mothers and small brothers The b1g events were opemng presents and refreshments The1r spec1al prpject for the year was learn1ng when not to k1Ck up thelr heels The Th1rd and Fourth Grade herd really started out hke a stampede th1s year They had a new herd r1der and really wanted to show off Once they settled down they took t1me out from wr1nkl1ng the1r brams to have partles every t1me someone had a b1rthday They also had partles for Thanksgwlng Chr1stmas and Valentlne Day The most mmportant herd 1n the grade school 15 the Seventh and Ehghth Grade herd who w1ll soon suffer In1t1at1on tortures We really feel sorry for them but they seem too busy to worry about the next couple years They told short stor1es and made flags of the member nat1ons 1n that b1g new herd the Umted Nat1ons Of course they took t1me out for spec1a1 partles dur1ng the year All of the gr ades partxclpated 1n the Chr1stmas program w1th SPCCIBI numbers The grade school s 1t5 own Pep Club sponsored by M155 Edlth Durst and Mrs Schr1ner The Pep Clu 15 to keep up the sp1r1ts of the grade school basketball team They take part 1n the pr1ng spel11ng contest and 1n the Sandh1lljun1or Olymp1cs event They seem to us 11ke pretty f1ne stock and we reckon the thanks goes to the1r parents and the1r herd r1ders We are loolung forward to seexng them ln the h1gh school corral where they w1ll probably bellow as long and even louder than we d1d ll li - ' - . . , . . . us, - n O a a U . 7 I 7 I 3 . . . . . - I and sisters at a Christmas Party, They had a program of songs and choral readings, . . . , . . ' , . A . . . . . . Ja? ,.-. if ,I-an-sf f I' X 2.5--if 1 Q4-Q . Y H rgh School Basketball Team l ,M '? i ZW fkaqgtf FRONT ROW Dean Haney Woodrow Moran Roy Mmller jam Max-tm jack Crumroy Tom Dredla Roy Monahan, Don Haney Coach Sommers Bob Bowen Dxck Hue Kenneth Knox Bob Warner 1-larry Davxs Charles Warner Gerald Carson Lloyd Goldstedt I arry Delmger Grade School Basketball Team ,gea- FRONT ROW Stexe Martin Bud Haney Gerald Weakly Ronald Whxte Rxchard Evert Bxlly Delmger Gene Davxs johnny Thurston MIDDLE ROV -Ixmmy Kommers George Gardner Tom Mxller Ronald Sowders Tom Warner Bernard Wlnte B111 Sauser Coach Summers BACK ROW Dxck Karner Lyle Burton Floyd Moran Reggxe Turner jim Mace B111 Thurston Howard Knox oe Weakly 'www ll! ff ,3 30 'W'-. 0 Mrk, vv'-A ,Iv'Y ,,,,.-W-. ff fvwf AHL' -Q- --... cw---.... awk Q,, , N.. f -Q Hg: gh if ' 'Hg f fs, sl'N Q HM .A ,jf:.Z J 'wc-wvu ll ,,,. . r gy vw fl af ,f .0 1' 4 f 'f m Mg 5 -Aa-mum. 4-6- ' aff ww WW ff' X! do 'X if in .M-46? N, .Af- E r 4- f,4+f'9f M W1 ,fx VW-2, 8 V! ,, M, ' -'+ Q .Neva 5, mag, .E , .- 0 W W H f ' , ,L . ,M , WWW, ' Q .ff Q J' 'iff ,,,..,, f W ,, 4-nf ',.-,,. A, .9-...Cm .W-vw .A , lm 1' 31 Baseball This year the boys went from Softball back to baseball again, It proved to be a successful season for the Longhorn Team with a record of four wins and two losses Schedule of Games 5 Hyanms B1ngham 10 10 Hyanms Ashby Hyanms Halsey Hyann1s Halsey Hyanms Ashby Hyann1s B1ngham 5 Basketball The f1ve Longhorns who made the f1rst team th1s year are Woodrow Moran Roy lvhller JIIT! Martln Tom Dredla jack Crumroy Thelr effectweness as a team was shown when they won 2nd place trophy 1n the Sandh1ll Tourney Gandy Hyanrus Halsey Seneca Hyanms Seneca 15 Ashby Hyanms Ashby Mullen Hyann1s Dunn1ng Thedford Hyann1s B1ngham Hyamus Parent Hyann1S Mullen Melbeta 44- Hyanms Brewster B1ngham Hyann1s Class C and D D1Str1Ct Tournaments February Z8 and 29 Volleyball H zgh School Gzrls Compet1t1ve volleyball games were aga1n scheduled for the g1rls 1n the Sandh1ll ASSOC1at10n th1S year The e1ght g1rls on the f1rst team are janet Colhns Helen Dav1s Lesley Hungerford Carolyn Mart1n jamece Metcalf Kay Monalman Barbara Moran and LOUISE Warner Dur1ng the season the team played two games w1th Halsey and Mullen and one game w1th Dunrnng Brewster and Melbeta The season was qu1te successful w1th f1ve w1ns and two losses Basketball Grade School Th1s year the boys on the f1rst team are joe Weakly Lyle Burton junmy Kommers johnny Thurston and George Gardner Mr Sommers was the1r coach The team played two games w1th Seneca and two w1th Ashby They were defeated both t1mes by Seneca w1th scores of 41 17 and 31 ll The scores of the Ashby games were 16 15 and 21 14 w1th Hyanms v1ctor1ous ' 1 5 ' 12. 5 ' 3 23 ' 3 6 . . 39 Z8 ' 84 40 47 78 ' 60 18 49 ' 65 30 35 28 ' 39 ' 31 Z0 70 ' ' 39 ' 41 ' Z0 56 45 Halsey 80 Hyannis 61 Thedford 14 37 ' C ' ' , 27, , l Yearbook Staff A 4-vs. 's, SEATLD Bob lute Bob Hungerford janet Colhns jamece Metcalf Roger Emlstem 'STANDING Bob W eakly Helen Dax 1s W oodrow Moran, Wayne Macomber Roy lxhller 'Urs Fabre sponsor Carolyn Martxn oanneAlbr1ght Dor1S lmcoln Student Counczl af e'-s 34 rv , Wi . 1.1. , oz '.i nn, Larry Delin , lkoy Till r lom Dred1a,janiece 6-'c.1.f, :I Cx F rt, .' , .IvN'r:Ner5, inonsorg Roy Efuna lan. 'G' High School Pep Club fs A FRONT RON Louxse N xx-ner Dons I1ncoln X urjorme Veakls Sandra Castle Leslex Hungerford Cu-olxn 'x xx-un BACK ROW Ix rs Fxbre Sponsor xnev. C oll ns Ioree Gardner Ivarcze Moran Helen D-mms Inlx Burl n jrnnnv Xlbrmght Marlene Lxncoln Dorxs A eaklx if mx Monnhxn hls-0 I xerl Dororhv 7xer Snonsor GAA ,ff bd le en Dans Dor S Mx J m r Sm r er er nco n Burton esWe5 I-unsermrd Ln or or-ahar bar-dz-a Casue Carolxn nr' r o e a ne nc xr ece- e c Hnra o an Head Cheerleaders W + ' ' WWWWH W' vw-N-' Lg . 'V VVVNJW - vw , yzwf ffwgf 3V'Y af,, 'T M-fwgwwnswv ,,.f.-,,,, ,, ,,, 1 ,H 4 M' K 1 I W 'V W' Louxse Warner Carolyn Mar-tm Doris Lincoln Reserve Cheerleaders -g fu, V 4 Hy ' .f f W.. , M-,, Wm, gm Marjorxe Weakly Lesley Hungerford Sandra Castle I umor Cheerleaders -'qv 9 TT' .. me -.., Sharlene Hayward jane Gardner judy Evert I umor Pep Club W 1. L-. nr FRONT PON Sharlene Hansard jane Gardner lady rxf-rt Cheerleader: N' L ary ou lincoln, joy Thurston, 'KITS Schrxner Nha: Durst, suonsurs Tonchna C 4 arpemer, N argaret Edelman Karen Perretr MIDDLE ROW Joanne Treat, judv Collms, Ka Marmanne Castle, Carol Boots BACK RON Donna Hxll, Sharon Bestol, An McQueen, Peggy Mxller Edna Hansen y Hayward, karen Nlarun Glorm Glass n Nanmng, Mattxe Tappan Knrher lumor Play AUNT MARY AND TOUGH GUY BROWN HERCULLS UNCLE. BOB HARRY AND 'UADELINE FRANKIE. AND NTNA QF' Q?-W 'VILBUR AIND HERCUL E5 F mders Creepers XII EUR AND DA PIUNF AND CLAUDF CELESTF GRAINNY Amo JASON I , A ' , . 1 'fx , . .. i - 3 3 1 1.1. . .F v, Y v I .5--..-.. KM. , W x v . v v - Dramatlcs JUNIOR CLASS PLAY FINDERS CREEPERS CAST OF CHARACTERS W1lbur Maxwell small atom bomb Hercules Nelson W1lbur s pal Celeste Hercules cous1n N1na Qu1g1ey Hercules adm1rer Frank1e Celeste s s1ster Aunt Mary Hercules aunt Uncle Bob mort1c1an Granny Uncle Bob s mother Mr Qu1g1ey ag1le old hep cat Dr Brown Mr Qu1gleys doctor Harry Schuster Madel1ne s lawyer Daphme the ma1d Claude the caretaker B11ly jones Tom Dredla anet Castle Marjorre Weakly Barbara Moran .Dor1s L1ncoln Roger B1lste1n Loulse Warner Roy Monahan D1ck Wyant ,Larry Del1nger Kay Monahan Gerald Carson S YNOPSIS OF PLA Y Hercules Nelson s aunt and uncle had long wanted Hercules to v1s1t them and asked h1m to br1ng along h1s pal W1lbur Maxwell The boys arr1ve at Uncle Bob s set for a b1g weekend When they d1scover that Uncle Bob has a new Job that of mort1c1an they are terr1f1ed D1scover1ng that the Nelson s have another guest a Mr Qu1gley who ran out of gas makes the boys determ1ned to go home when they meet Celeste and W11bur dec1des to stay Then Hercules meets N1na and ne1ther of them are w1ll1ng to leave even when they meet Mr Qu1gley walk1ng around The s1tuat1on 15 needless to say h1lar1ous from start to f1n1sh The Jumor Class w1shes to thank Mr Fabre d1rector of ' FINDERS CREEPERS and all the other persons who ass1sted w1th the product1on of the jumor Class play for the1r kmdness and cooperatwn It 15 deeply apprecmted ONE ACT CONTEST PLAY ELIZABETH S YOUNG MAN jamece Metcalf janet Castle Sandra Castle and Bob Hungerford made up the cast for the comedy farce concermng two old ma1ds and then' react1on to the1r mece s marr1age Through a m1sunderstand1ng 1n letters the aunts assume the young man to be a mental pat1ent Only at the end of the play do they d1scover that he 15 a doctor who treats mental cases Mr Fabre d1rected the play and other students and faculty ass1sted 1n stag1ng and make up ll 'D f I , 1-an 0-4-4 . v Y , ........ ..... , . n u , 1 u 1 , ..... . . 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Sneak Trzp W1th one of America s most famous skyhnes as a backdrop for our bxg adventure we Semors of 52 spent our sneak tr1p surrounded by Mormon culture The beauty of plac1d lakes thundermg waterfalls and rugged mounta1n scenery preceded our entrance 1nto Salt Lake C1ty where we spent much of our txme marvehng at the charm and grace of Mormon arch1tecture In the heart of the city enclosed Wlthlh the Temple Square we saw the famed Tabernacle and Assembly Hall as well as the Temple The boys were particularly interested in the great salt flats where t1med auto races are run and we all enjoyed the vismt to the copper mines 1n Bmgham Utah We really got enough salt at the Great Salt Lake where for once we d1dn t have to struggle so hard to keep our heads above water Those Mormons almost had us sold on Utah but when we saw those fam1l1ar hills of Hyannis rising on the horizon we got a warm glow of happ1ness Our town may not be the best place to spend a sneak tr1p but this much w11l always be true for us it s home X n . 0 . n . 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I . 1 , . 9 l - su. 5 . r I Honor Awards Spec1al awards were presented to students mak1ng outstand1ng ach1evements dur1ng the past year at an honor convocat1on 1n the h1gh school aud1tor1um Mr Sommers awarded H awards to the follow1ng Longhorns The letters were earned dur1ng the 1951 1952 basketball season SENIORS JUNIORS SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN Roy M11ler Gerald Carson Bob Bowen Dean Haney Woodrow Moran Roy Monahan 11m Mart1n Don Haney Charles Warner jack Crumroy Tom Dredla Kenneth Knox Dmck I-hte Lloyd Goldstedt and Larry Dehnger recewed letters for the1r work as student managers of the team M1ss Z1er presented H ' awards w1th a G A A 1ns1gn1a to the follow1ng g1rls for then' work 1n the G1rls Athlet1c Assoc1at1on th1s year SENIORS JUNIORS SOPHOMOR ES FR ESHMEN Joanne Albrxght Lou1se Warner Dor1s Weakly Kay Monahan Janet Colhns Barbara Moran Sandra Castle Kleo Evert Helen Davls Lola Burton jamece Metcalf Lesley Hungerford Carolyn Mart1n Marlene L1ncoln G1fts were awarded to Helen Dav1s and janet Colhns by the Curt1s C1rcu1at1on Company for outstand1ng subscr1pt1on sales dur1ng the magazme dr1ve M1ss Z1er presented cheerlead1ng letters to the follow1ng gmrls Carolyn Mart1n LOUISE Warner Dor1s L1ncoln Mar-1or1e Weakly and Sandra Castle The h1gh school basketball team won the second place trophy 1n the Sandh1ll Tournament and the grade school team won the th1rd place trophy for the grades Dur1ng the latter part of the 1950 1951 school year the fOllOW1ng awards were won by Hyan.n1s students The h1gh school basketball team won the D1str1ct Champmnshlp Trophy for basketball 1n the D1str1ct Tournament by defeatmg Dunmng The grade school won the second place trophy 1n the jumor OIYITIPIC Meet At the Commencement program Barbara Evert was announced as the valedmctorzan and john Martm was named Salutatorxan . . . . , , . u 19 . - . - I . . . . u 0 . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 . . . . . 1 ' i s 1 - , V . - r ' - . . . . . . . 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J 1 ... I 1 I . A I I COIVIPARL SHAIVIROCK S PRICES COMPARE SHAMROCKS QUALITY COMPARE SIIAIVIROCK S SPRVICI1, Hazels Shop IN HYANNIS FOR THE BEST IN DRY CLEANING SERVING ALL FAITHS Walker Funeral Home PHONE 801 217 E THIRD ALLIANCE NEBRASKA It costs no more to have the best SQFVICGS from your home youx church or our large modern chapel The full fac1I1t1es of our funeral home are provlded at no extra cost DAY AND NIGHT AIVIBULANCE SERVICE CAREFUL PERSONAL SERVICE BY DAVID E WALKER THEN YOU BE TIIE JUDGE Aiinance Lwesfock Comma sion Lo 1 1101X1 40011 75 C1A11X111111J1'11SX11'N11x111X1 601111 X11 D1N11bDAH AND S1 XX 101 1111 11i11JXX 11Q1Xl WHERE BLYFHS AND S1 11 1 RS M1 E1 LOINCIRATULAIIONS 10 I1XANN1S 1111111 SLIIOOI L1 X85 OF 1952 Dodd DeBolt Inc: ,, V . .. 8 1 B Q. v I 0 v ffl. W , ' 'Hx 'J' O ' 1C A1.1.Efx1!1 1'K11'11111A5K X A1fC'1'1ON EVERY WE1JNli631JAY - 1'11lX'EY1'1C SA1,1QS 1DAI1.Y SPE 1 ff 1 . 41 C C I , If V 1 .f f 4: fs ' 111 'f -1 11 1' prefs ' 11,'.17 .'C,.'1g' 1 Y 'w rw w r- v v w '1 1 1 1 1 v 1 1 n, X J Ji 1 L - , o ' 1, E1 1 I 1 Art's Drive In Liquor Store LIQUOR - WINE - COLD BEER - MIX 614 VN Thnd Phone 425 MXL LIANCE NEBRASKA VERNON MORAN Well Dlllllllg, ALIOIll0lOl Wlndnnlls Phone 70 If 2 Hvannls Nebraskx HYANNIS PLUMBING 81 HEATING new Purnanu Ildu Luton Plumbing, Supa lxonu I1 nl 11 V -' ' J- T Q 3- . 7' ' K. L1 jf ,. A 7 z I,. Breulmaus and W. ll21yW2lI'Cl llyannis. Nebraska Ilea - ' ' 2 - X - ' 1' I glies ' 11' jgl 'lzns Congratulations to the Class of '52 Hyannis High School SULLIVAINVS Congratulations Podhalsky Insurance Agency Alliance Nebraska Quality Insurance All Kinds Xou Will Like the Style of Olsen Stelzer Boots and Shoes America s Finest Since 1900 Traditional Stetson s Lexis and Shirts it the Famous Clothing House Alliance Nebraska w o s . 7 . . I - L, ., . .. , . . 1 1 , -. C n L . ' L .c Q A, 'Y 1.-. A , c Martm Lumber Company Xshby Nebr lska Iumbu Implgments Ilardxx ne Morrell Trucking Hauhng L1VGSlOCk 1nd Othcr Commodltles Agency for Brlcks 1nd Tlle Phone 34 F 4 Hyanms Nebraska Home Bakery Best IH the West Bread Rolls Ples Fresh Dally Phone 76 llyanms Nebraski U . Ik. V' .ZS J x-, 5 x Q- r2'x . ' ' 2 3' 1 .' 2 ' I , c Hyannis Feed Store S 1 UNC SLE? LIL ouA Alu wx Q m W A Kommers The Model Ph ll m zu Phonm 18 llx mms YUM mskl 7 XIL N excl loo Busv lm b OD Wm Conn and SQL UQ Ottnn Whitman Lumber Co umbel llncu ue Ima m nt Whltman Neblaskfl For iillifix Lined i3lL1v.iuy I'eQci.' 'AVL 'IQ 3 V JI ' ' lxfc Iillrlnm Vlwne 104 Ilyzxnnis. Nebraska Y vc - 'uhm' Wcl ao Q at z ' 1 ' H ja X 'z XM-.f'11l?': ' 1 Q 'l ,'g! n ?z CH . W I, '- z'l'z'r4 gl? 9 sz The Guardian State Bank Alllance Nebraska SClVlUg Nl estern Nebraska for Ux er 30 Years Member Federal Deposlt Insurance Corpol 1t1on Congratulatlons to the Class of 1952 HXAIIIIIS Hlgh School Alluance Nahonal Bank Alllance Nebrxskl Member Federal D po 1t lnsuxa lL Corporauon NEUSWANGERS lfeed Gram Coal and Petloleun Products Phone 71 X111 IIKL Nnbl xskx . ' Y X , . . ' , .1 ,L r ' X 'z ' , 2 2 Having Served Your Parents and Grandparents Since 1888 r e S' - ' 1 'e ' ' X A- 'z 'aux Compliments of ALLIANCE CLEANERS If Work IS Sat1sfactory Please Tell Your Frlends If Work IS Unsatlsfactory Please Tell Us 903 Box Butte Phone 682 Alhance Nebraska Congratulatlons Senlors BRAZEAL FURNITURE CO We Glxe S Sz H Green Stamps Free Dehvery Alll3llCQ Nebraska GEORGE E ROE 81 R K NELSON Income Tax SGFVICG ROBERTSON MOTOR CO Your Studebaker Dealer Sxles md Suxue 1ono 97 All13IlCC Nlebl xskl , . f . 221 Third Street Alliance, Nebraska Ce z I 1 ' f' ' 1 P1 , . ' Ll 1 'LVL HANEY FEED STORE Coal lfeed Punt C,1tyDel1xL11es Conq11tul1t1ons 8011101 s DlCK S GROCERY Grocer1es Meats Vegetables Phone 17 Hy3HHlS Nebraska GAYETY THEATER MOVICS are Better than Ever Showlng Wed Thur Sat Sun Show Starts at 8 00 p m Gerald Kaschube PIYHHHIS Nebraskl HAZEL S SHOPPE L3d19S and Chlldrens Ready to Wear Notlons and GlftS Hyann1s Nebraska -N -Viv -V lvxfx- 1 . ' V ' ' .J L C C L . I . - f - Fresh Frozen Foods - Complete Locker Service . 7 C , 1 I 7 HOTEL HYANNIS CAFE Home Looked Wleals xx 1th PIOI'llpl Pleasant ben ICL Del and Alma Gal dnel Ilyanms Nebraska HOTEL HYANNIS Beer L1quo1 Good Beds Paul and Bea Evert Hyamus Nebraska BESTOL GROCERY 'lhe Home of Qualxty SQIWILL md lan Prlces Groeerles Meats Negetables Phone 54 Hyanms Nebraska O K LIQUOR STORE The Store of Pleasant QGTVICL Pme VX mes L1quo1 Bee1 Hvanms Nebraska T x ,' 1 Y 4 -. ' .f J A . Tl 1 I I . 'I 4 , E c ' . , c 1 1 ' V' 1,'w,A . 41. '. ' - , c T1 ' f I . c Z . . , . , X K 7' ' . , . ' C - - Dme Caxeiully Xou Nhght H11 One of OL1 Pohcv Iloldus BRITTAN INSURANCE AGENCY Alhance Natlonal Bank Bu1ld1ng Phone 601 Alllance Nebmska ECONOMY FURNITURE STORE Howald Graham Proprletox Alllance Nebl lskl Denoma Dlamond Rlngs Harnllton Iulgln and Gruen Watches SCOGGIN JEWELER Alllance Theatre Bu1ld1ng Alhance. Nebraska AUTO EQUIPMENT 8. SUPPLY, INC. Wholesale D1str1butors 117 West Thlrd Street Phone 1400 Alhance, Nebr w' v 14 1 V v v 'K A x ' 1 1 . , 314 . . 4 . .1 .1 Y . ' . . - A - C , w a I 1 I if 1 1 , , C L ' .K . . 1 . N QOIlgIHtlll3t10l1S A E S Caterlng to Your XX ardrobe Phone 88 Allldnu Nebl lska L B MURPHY CO VN e Clothe the F21lT1lly Alllance Neblaskl ALLIANCE FURNITURE CO Represents All Natlonally Known Brands of Fulnlture Floor Lowermgs and Caxpets Free Dehvery Anywhere I xom Iuactoxy to Hou FORD MERCURY COVER JONES MOTOR CO Genulne Ford Parts 313 W 3rd Alllanee , 1 . L I 1 1 'z. 'z General Office at Scottsbluff, Nebraska N 7 4 ' . . . 1 L . A .' 3 Comphments of Larro Feeds R W QBUSD JOHNSON Hyannls Nebraska C on phrnents of DOWNING STATION HYANNIS TELEPHONE CO Hyannls Nebr Gas O11 Grease Ice Cream Lunches Cold Drlnks John DOWHIHQ Prop 'NK hltman Nebr EA HYANNIS POOL HALL Soft Dunks 'lobacco XX IGI mgl Hyannl s Nebr HO RANCH Tom Effan Owner Comphments of HOTEL BARBER SHOP Hx mms Nebr L C HUNGERFORD Afforneyaf Law Hyufnxs Ncbx . . 7 Y A ' 1 A I L- - - - 1 . . y. , . , . . . I V 1' T K - . , . . s Q b . Y . 1 . . c , . I 1 I ' ' 1 '- 'A . cn .. . fc .. X . MILTON'S Self-Service DRUG Phone 132 214 Box Butte Alliance, Nebr. Compliments of REDDISH 8. REDDISH JESSEE'S BREAD HARRIS POTATOE CHIPS HOSTESS CAKES Distributed by HARRIS SALES CO. HUDSON TRABERT MOTOR SERVICE 203 Laramie Ave Phone 1220 Alliance Nebr MARYLAND STEAKHOUSE Alliance Nebi Fine Wine Whiskey Beei Liquois Xllimee Nebraska ALLIANCE TYPEWRITER CO For All Your Office Equipment and Supplv Needs 210 Laramie Phone 369 J When in '1 own and You ie Looking Rough Stop at Dale s We Know Our Stuff DALE S BARBER SHOP 120 Box Butte Alliance B!X'S LIQUOR STORE LEW WOLLASTON HOME RANCH BEER PARLOR Radro and Sound Service XII VLOIL md Nlaterlll Gu II mteed 90 Days 206 BOX Bum Alhlme Phone 149 208 west 'sm meer Xlllance Nebl lskl BROGS BILLIARD PARLOR Xlhance Nebraska TEMPLETONS SERVICE II C Templeton 4th Sr Nlobrard Alhance ALLIANCE HARDWARE E L WHITE'-'EAD M D T110 Complete Hafdwale I Ve Eu Nose md Throat 215 BOX Butte AHIHHCG T1mes Herald Blllldlflg Alllance JYNX DINER II 1IlIbLlIgClS md Punch I IILS 203 II hd XIIIIIICQ DR W B WILLIAMS Denhsf TIYIIGS Hu 11d BLIIICIIIIQ XIIIQHCG I v uv: s 1.1 1 4 14 I c . c c c 5, . X 2 ' - , I 1 ' I L Q '. ' '2'2 I I I I ' A . , Y' . .. ', 1 . . , . . U 'H 4' ,.. I . . 1' . C ,L C . . . . , v f--f 41x . ffm. L .c . .' xc . v .i -' .1 I c 5 DRAKE HOTEL Youx Home Wh1le1n Alhance Nebr It s New Its A1r Condltloned Its Qulet Peaceful It s Restful You ll Llke It and the Rates are Reasonable DR ROBERT W BOWEN Optometrist P O Box 382 Phone 260 W By Appomtment Alhance Nebr THELMA S Womens MISSCS Junlors Wearmg Apparel Style W1thout Extravagance Ask for S Sz H Green Stamps Alllance Nebr DR E B 0 KEEFE Dentlst T1mes Herald Bulldmg Alhance Offlce Phone 21 Resldence 1033 Heat Alone IS Not Enough Lennox Warm Alr Heating System Phone 219 Alhance Nebr DR ANDREWM MATTHEWS Chlropodlst Foot Speclahst 'llmes Hu lld lilllldlllg., Phone 344 VV Optometrist Phone 755 311 1 2 Box Butte Ave Alhance Nebr DR DONALD N TAYLOR Dental Surgeon T1mesHe1ald Buxldmg Alllance Nebr METAL PRODUCTS co. DR- B- G- BAUMAN Longratulatlons to Clxss of 5 Hyannls Illgh School Extra Fme Ice Cream LeFARE DAIRY Alllance Nebr ALLIANCE STEAM LAUNDRY Your Ivory Laundry Everythmg Washed ln IVORY SOAP Phone 160 Alllance Nebr 1013 W Th1rd St Phone 1281 Alhance Nebr CLEANERS Phone 133 Alhance Nebr WILLARD F ANDERSON Income Tax and Accountlng Servlce 109 West Flfth Alllance Nebr We Sell the Best and Servlce the Rest PERRIN REFRIGERATION Sales and Servlce 215 Box Butte Ave Phone 405 Alhance Nebr THE PAINT STORE Martln Senour PHIHIS Imperlal Wallpaper Phone 1428 Alllance Nebr Internatlonal 'I rucks Heavy Duty Englneered to Sue You Money NEIL S SERVICE 414 Black HIIIS Phone 1290 Alllance, Nebr 5' . ' I - ' 2 PETE's cl.oTHlNo s. ARMY sToRE KeEP.u.NEAT sANlToNE FOI Hull PUD HYA QNIIS BARBER SHOP HYANNIS ROLLER RINK It Pays to Look IVQII Hyanms Nebr H E McCaW1eY PFOP Compllments of A FRI E ND A FRIEND WE WISH TO THANK THE ADVERTISERS FOR HELPING MAKE THIS BOOK POSSIBLE K ,Mv..,K,:i,,m..-- -.---,--- --- ..,,-,- ,., ..... .-.....-..,.., Y-, .W-A S, ----..,.....fn.,,.-,.-.-..,,.. . ,. 1 In J I . . ul 7'