Madrid High School - Pirate Yearbook (Madrid, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1958 volume:

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Cornelius Mrs. Rachel Vak Mr. and Mrs. Alex Froschheiser Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hilferty Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Houtz Mrs. Dorothy A. Long Mr. and Mrs. Earl Nutt Mr. and Mrs. Walter Smith Mr. and Mrs. Hans Tiessen Mr. and Mrs. Joe Tighe Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Vlasin Editor ..... Assistant Editor , , Business Manager . . Grade School Editor . Assistant Grade Editor Underclassmen Editor Senior Editor . Sports Ed'itor , Advertising Editor , Faculty Editor , , Activity Editor .. . Sponsor , Sw!! Sharon Froschheiser . Dale Long . . Neal Vlasin . Janet Nutt . . . Dave Tighe . . Sandra Cornelius . Joan Day . Larry Houtz . . John Tiessen . . Lyle Hilferty . Doris Smith . . William Cavett MR. JE FFE RS Superintendent saynsuwae .1 ,v MR. CAVE TT Principal MR. GARTON Science Teacher ,A I . . F g ' , ,,.. MR. TISHE NDORF Coach MRS. MC LEOD Home Ec. Teacher g MR. MATTOX Music Teacher M R. B RIGGS School 8th Grade Teacher 8: Coac . T' -. V MRS. HOU h TZ 3rd Sn 4th Grade MR. HODGE 7th Grade Teacher MRS. MC LAUGHLIN 5th Gt 6th Grade Teacher Teacher Zaculty, MRS. WILLIAMS 2nd 81 3rd Grade Teacher MRS. CAVETT Kindergarten 8: lst Grade Teacher lilllllll' CLASS OFFICE RS Sharon Froschheiser, Secretary SL Treasurerg Dale Long, Presidentg Joan Day, Vice-Presidentg and Mr Cavett, Sponsor. CLASS COLOR . . .... BLUE AND SILVER CLASS FLOWER ...... AMERICAN BEAUTY CLASS MOTTO . . GIVE TO THE WORLD THE YOU HAVE, AND THE BEST COME BACK TO 2 7 HHH ROSE BEST WILL YOU. NEAL VLASIN Boys Glee 1, 2, 3, 4 Small Groups 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Music Officer 4 Class Play 3, 4 Boys State Alternate 3 Football 1 if, 2 'H 343 42? Basketball 1, 2, 323, 42? Track 1, 2, 3'f', 42k M Club 2, 3, 4 M Club Officer 4 Class Officer 1, 4 Annual Staff 4 DORIS SMI TH Girls Glee 1, 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, Small Groups 1, 2, 3, Music Officer 4 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Cheerleader 4 Class Play 3, 4 Physical Ed. 1, 2, 3 Volleyball 4 Class Officer 2 Homecoming Queen 3 Pep Club Officer 3 Annual Staff 4 4 DAVE TIGHE Boys Glee 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 3, 4 Class Play 3, 4 Annual Staff 4 Physical Ed. 3 JANET NUTT Class Officer 3 Girls Glee 1, 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 2, 4 Pep Club 1,2, 3 4 Cheerleader 3, 4 Class Play 3, 4 P. E. 1, 2, 3 Annual 4 Volleyball 4 JOHNNIE TIESSEN Boys Glee 1, 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4 Small Groups 4 Class Play 3, 4 Annual 4 Football 2 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4:11 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 SHARON FROSCHHEISE R Class Officer 1, 2, 3, 4 Girls Glee 1, 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 2 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Club Officer 4 Class Play 3, 4 P. E. 1, 2, 3 Annual 3, 4 DALE LONG Boys Glee 1, 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Music Officer 4 Football 14', 24', 34', 44' Basketball 1, 2, 3, 44 Track 1, 2, 343 44: Football Captain 3, 4 Boys State delegate 3 Homecoming Attendant 4 M Club 1, 2, 3, 4 M Club Officer 4 Class Play 3, 4 Class Officer 1, 2, 4 Student Council 1 Annual Staff 3, 4 M x, JOAN DAY Girls Glee 1, 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 All State Music 3 Homecoming Attendant 4 Music Small Groups 1, 2, 3 Class Officer 3, 4 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Club Officer 3, 4 Class Play 3, 4 Physical Ed. 1, 2, 3 Volleyball 4 Annual Staff 4 LARRY HOUTZ Boys Glee 1, 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Small Groups 2, 3, 4 Music Officer 2, 3 Football 1 43 2 42, 34, 44 Basketball 14, 243 342, 44' Track 143 243 342 44' Basketball Captain 3 Track Captain 2 M Club 1, 2, 3, 4 M Club Officer 4 Class Officer 2 Class Play 3, 4 All State Music 4 State Track Meet 2, 3, 4 Annual Staff 4 LYLE HILFERTY Class Play 3, 4 Football 1, 2'F32F, 421: Basketball 1, 2, 323, Track 1, 2, 3, 4:51 Annual Staff 4 Homecoming Attendant 3 A M Club 2, 3, 4 SAND RA CORNE LIUS Class Officer 1 Girls Glee 1, 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 4 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Cheerleader 4 Class Play 3, 4 P. E. 1, 2, 3 Girls State 3 Annual Staff 4 Homecoming Queen 4 Volleyball 4 Pep Club Officer 3 4 :lc ' 1 ll ' President-Kenny Carothers Vice-President-Betty Crawford Secretary BL Treasurer-Don Christianson Sponsor-Mr. Garton President-Wendell Nutt Vice-President-Betty Jo Flaming Secretary BL Treasurer-Jerre Miller' Sponsor-Mr. Tishendorf fifzeoimzan President-Jackie Regier Vice-President-Glenwood Tiessen Secretary SL Treasurer-Monte Nutt Sponsor'-Mr. Mattox CLASS CDFFICERS G, Bates D. Burge K. Carothers o e A T viii Q , V . V 'Ma U1'l--9 ,an-s B. Crawford G. Daigger F. Day S. Lee B. McCormick D, McLeod D. Christianson J. Hazzard M. Miller D. Peterson G. Olson I A. Christianson B. Flaming G. Ford J- FUGSGH M, I. P! -A W: ' 1730 imma J, Harms B. Johnson K.1VIcCormick S. McCormick I. Miller J. Miller' K. Nelson W. Nutt D. Owens C.Regier P. Smith Sup , J. Buchanan C, Bur-ge J. Corning C, Hoover S, Johnson G, Kelso L. W. Ford B. Heinemann r L X Lovenburg H. Mohr M, Nutt D, Owens G. Palu J.Regier J, Russell C. Shepherd G. Tiessen A. VlaSir1 fifzeo Y YR SW C18 C 'D 04 ffrnrflri- C ....- PEP CLUB OFFICERS President-Joan Day Vice-President-Betty Crawford Secretary BL Treasurer-Sharon Froschheiser Janet Nutt Doris Smith Recording Secretary-Jerre Miller Sponsor-Mrs. McLeod MUSIC OFFICERS President,-Dale Long Vice-President-Neal Vlusin Secretary SL Treasurer-Doris Smith Music 'Feuchcr-Mr, IV!ul.1ox XJ' Sandra Cornelius Kaye Nelson FRONT ROW, Left to Right: C. Hoover, B. Heinemann, S. Johnson, K. Nelson, K. Mc- Cormick, A. Vlasin, P. Smith, Mr. Mattox, Instrustor. SECOND ROW: S. McCormick J. Nutt, J. Hazzard, D. Smith, J. Day, W. Ford, G. Ford, B. Crawford. THIRD ROW N. Vlasin, A. Christianson, S. Cornelius, M. Nutt, B. Flaming, J. Harms, B. Johnson BACK ROW: D. McLeod, J. Tiessen, J. Friessen, L. Houtz, D. Christianson, D. Long G. Tiessen, J. Regier. Not Shown: C. Regier, F. Day and D. Tighe. GMO' FRONT ROW, Left to Right: P. Smith, A. Vlasin, K. McCormick, J. Russell, D. Owens S. Johnson, B. Heinemann, C. Hoover, Mr. Mattox, Instructor. SECOND ROW: S. Lee B. Crawford, G. Ford, J. Hazzard, J. Nutt, S. McCormick, S. Froschheiser, K. Nel- son. BACK ROW: D. Smith, C. Shepherd, B. Flaming, M. Nutt, J. Miller, S. Cornelius W. Ford, J. Day. Not Shown: C. Regier, F. Day. f Zaye' FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Mr. Mattox, Instructor, G. Kelso, J. Harms, J. Buchanan L. Lovenburg, B. Johnson. SECOND ROW: N. Vlasin, G. Tiessen, W. Nutt, H. Mohr, A. Christianson, J. Regier. BACK ROW: D. Long, D. Christiansen, J. Friessen, L Houtz, J. Tiessen, D. McLeod. Not Shown: D. Tighe. SEXTE TTE C. Iiegier, F. Day, B. Crawford, K. Nelson, J. Day, D. Smith. . , r TRIP LE TRIO K. Nelson, K. McCormick, F Day J. Day, G. Ford, B. Crawford C Regier, D. Smith, J. Hazzard ffm? I 1 TRIO MIXED QUARTETTE C. Iiegier, J. Day, F. A. Day. L. Houtz, J. Day, C. Reg Regier. MIXED OCTETTE L. Houtz K. Nelson N. Vlasin J' Regler D. Smith J. TICSSGH J. Not ShOWf1 F. A. Day i ACCOMPANISTS C. Regier C. Cowan .Tap FRONT ROW, Left to Right: D. Smith, J. Nutt, K. Nelson, S. Cornelius. SECOND ROW: P. Smith, A. Vlasin, K. McCormick, J. Russell, S. Johnson, B. Heinemann, C. Hoover. THIRD ROW: S. Froschheiser, S. McCormick, J. Hazzard, G. Ford, B. Crawford, S. Lee, D. Owens. BACK ROW: W. Ford, B. Flaming, M. Nutt, J. Miller, C. Shepherd, J. Day, and Mrs. McLeod. Not show are: F. Day and C. Regier. CCM!! FRONT ROW, Left to Right: J. Harms, N. Vlasin, W. Nutt, M. Miller, G. Bates, J. Buchanan, B. Johnson. BACK ROW: Coach Tishendorf, D. Long, D. Christensen, K. Carothers, L. Hilferty, L. Houtz, J. Friesen, B. McCormick, D. Peterson, Assistant Coach Briggs. Not shown are G. Diagger, and J. Tiessen. Sandra Cornelius Queen Gaylen Bates Joan Day Queen Betty Crawford King Sandra Cornelius . swi new rn, ' Wil Ma and Pa Kettle on the Farm' K-ing-Queen and Aftendanfs lst Prize Grade School 5 an- 7- 1' , A Around the World in 80 Days At D , , ance Znd PFIZC Junior Class 85352 . Xa After the crowning Ken, Gaylen, Dale- Tobacco Road 3rd Prize Lions Club THERE GO THE GROOMSH Joshua McKnight, Gramp . . Aretired farmer . . . . Don McLeod Minnie McKnight ....... His Spinster daughter . . . . Patty Smith Suellen McKnight. . . . His orphan granddaughter . . . . Betty Crawford Pete Harney .... .... An old cowboy .... . . Gary Daigger Margie Brackett . . .... His niece .... . . . Sharon Lee Bob Brackett . . . .... His nephew .... . . Ken Carothers Mrs. J. Groom . . . . . An aristocratic widow . . . . . Janelda Hazzard Eustace Groom ...... Her Nephew from England . . . . . . Gaylen Bates Honeybelle Jackson . . .Her niece, a southern charmer . . . . Frances Day Darryl McKnight, Dare .... A college senior ..... . . Gary Olsen Time-A day in June Place--A cabin on a lake near the Wichita Mountains uuuwa vw 5, w N F' . ,, , , f: 9' L, of . ' 1 X K ' . , X! r ,W ' ' W W' , W is if is a ,1 Va U v A ' , ff M, vw 'J , ' ' ' AY J gr X mfi,f'w, wig Q 9 5333 qs MW. .4 q ' w W QR' 1,1-1 , .W En, 't 'I YQ' JK J AR: if 5 A' f , X , tIiI1:h1:f1 DORIS SMITH SANDRA CORNELIUS Head Cheerleader K Q' 13 M CLUB OFFICERS BACK ROW: Coach Tishendorf, Sponsorg Neal Vlasin, Vice-Presidentg Larry Houtz, Presidentg Coach Briggs, Co - Sp ons o r. FRONT ROW: Dale Long, Secretaryk Treasurerg Lyle Hilferty, Buyer. KAYE NELSON JANET NUTT Substitute -in V 1 F U 0 T B A Q 1957 BACK ROW: Assistant Coach Briggs, Palu, John- son, Buchanan, Mohr, Owens, Olson, Nutt, Daigger, Burge D., Burge C., Coach Tishendorfg Harms. SCORES FRONT ROW: Bates, Peterson, Long, Houtz, We They Hilferty, Carothers, Friesen, McCormick, Vlasin, Elsie 7 19 Mlller. Arthur Hayes Center 7 45 , , , Venango 34 5 The Madrid Pirates, under the able leadership of Brule 40 12 Coach Bob Tishendorf, compiled a' record of five Wins Paxton 13 7 and three losses. After losing the first three games the Leweuen 54 18 Pirates came back strong to compile a winning season. Wallace 54 0 Pictured above are the football players and their Dads who were honored on Dads Night when Madrid played Lewellen. I ,Ur p W Pictured at left are Coaches Briggs and Tishendorf conferring- with their quarterbacks, M il 1 e r, Carothers, and Houtz. This is a football! ! DALE LONG 162 lbs. Duke was s w it c h e d from guard to halfback and added the necessary punch for a winning com- bination. He tallied six TDs and was the back- bone of arugged defense. Duke im p ro ved every game he played and he leaves a big hole to be filled next year. LYLE HILFE RTY 190 lbs. Lyle completes the Big Four of the Senior Class. As a rangy, I'011gh. dependable e nd, Ly 1 e ranked second to none. His pass snatching also was a highlight ofthe Pirate attack. He pulled in 5 TD passes and scoop- ed up a fumble for a six- th af... NEAL VLASIN 220 lbs. Rugged, cool, and plenty of desire seem to best describe Neal. He an- chored the center of the line and kept opponents honest. His bonecrush- ing tackles and blocks oftentimes turned the trend of the game in the Pirates favor. Neal is a four letter winner. KENNY CAROTHERS 162 lbs. Ken was the hard-luck boy again this year. He was just beginning to hit his stride when he cracked his jaw. Kenny is a ver- satile ball-player alter- nating between end and quarterback. He posses- ses a deadly passing arm and is certain to deal op- posing pass defenses fits another year, We are glad to see he has another year with the Pirates. LARRY HOUTZ 155 lbs. Versatile Luke led the squad scoring on 11 TDs and 15 PATS. He alter- nated between quarter- back and halfback. Like Duke and Neal, he is a four year letterm an. Luke shone best in open- field running. He was named to All-State Hon- orable-Mention. NL :ii GAYLEN BATES 160 lbs. Gaylen was a newcomer to the Pirate squad this year and gave us a well balanced backfield. He tallied 42 points for his efforts and displayed a lot of talent on defense. We are looking forward to more of the same type of play next year. FRONT HOW, Left to Right: P. Smith, S. Johnson, K. McCormick, D. Owens, A. Vlnsin, B. Heinemann, C. Hoover, Mr. Jeffers, Coach. SECOND ROW: J. Russell, S. McCormick, B. Crawford, G. Ford, J. Nutt, K. Nelson. BACK HOW: J. Hazz- ard, D. Smith, S. Cornelius, M. Nutt, J. Miller, C. Shepherd, W. Ford, Not Shown: C. Kcgier, F. Daly, J. Day. Madrid placed second in the Venango Invitational To u rn zi- ment. To be played: Tourna- ment at Palisade. THE FIRST TEAM H ,1 f f f 4 E , 1 Q' il D. Smith, Captain X 3. p S, . - - W. Ford, Co-Captain I SCHEDULE WE THEY Hayes Center 57 l-I Venango 27 27 Arthur 15 48 Paxton 44 17 Brady 24 3-1 Coach Tishendorf, Hilferty, Houtz, Carothers, Tiessen, Friesen Long Mlller Nutt, Vlasin, Harms, Buchanan, Student Manager. VARSITY RECORD RESERVE RECORD WE THEY WE 47 Paxton 35 50 Paxton 76 Brule 26 51 Brule 62 Elsie 40 44 Elsie 47 Hayes Center 40 67 Hayes Center 86 Lewellen 28 62 Lewellen 57 St. Pats 43 60 St. Pats 48 Hayes Center QPCAJ 34 35 Wallace 49 Grant B CPCAJ 29 23 Venango 46 Venango CPCAJ 40 49 Arthur 72 Wallace 46 39 Elsie 72 Venango 33 62 Maywood 54 Arthur 36 41 Elsie 71 Elsie 53 43 Venango 46 Ogallala B KSPVA-Bl 21 31 Sutherland 51 Elsie CSPVA-BP 35 54 Hershey 45 Venango CSPVA-BJ 31 50 Paxton 67 Sutherland 49 35 Brady 68 Hershey 40 40 Wauneta 63 Paxton 35 63 Brady 44 68 Wauneta 38 68 Hyannis QDISTRICTJ 39 39 Big Springs CDISTRICTJ 42 .73 l .Jerry Harms at 5'7 made the starting lineup in mid-season. Ile has a pair ol' quick hands, a dead eye, and an ext.1'e111e desire to play top ball as t'Xl'IIlIJl11'1.Cl1 hy his extra hours ol' IJI'ilC1.lL'L?. We are looking 1'Ol'WL1I'CI to two more years ol' tom I pe1't'0r'111a11L,'el'1'0111.le1'1'y. . , 1 1Xt'I1 ff2,ll'Ot11CI'!:5 at 6'1 was one of the top re- iJULII1Clt'I'S of this a re a. Ht- is a 1011111IJ1Zl'YL'I'fvI'O1T1 the Wo rd go. The Pi- rates are happy lien Will he here 101'iil10111Ct'iy'0Zll'. lien is quick to adjust to any situation and is cap- ahle of playing any posi- tion on the floor and do- ing a top job of it. The 1957-58 Pirates en- gineered the first unde- feated regular season for the Pirates. Desire and a willingness to Work was typical of each and every boy on the squad. They finished the season with 22 wins 81 1 loss. They set a single game scoring record at 86 and a season scoring record at 1365 points. The 22 wins included victories over seven Class C teams. We are 'proud of the success of the team, a success which they so richly deserved. Lyle Hilferty at 6'3 was the big boy on the team. Lyle developed into a top scoringthreat. His shot from the c o r ne r s was deadly. He cleared the h o a 1' d s and engineered many a fast break. Lyle hit 327 points forthe sea- son. We Wish he had some more years to help the Pirates. final Hearn Neal Vlasin at 5'8 was the boy who made the team jell. He continually amazed spectators with his agility despite his carrying 220 pounds. A top rebounder and fine feeder, Neal will be sore- ly missed by the Pirates next yea r. Neal is a second year letterman. Larry Houtz at 6'2 is considered oneof the finest players to hit West- ern Nebr. inmany years. Luke hit the nets for 1220 tallies in his four years setting a scoring record his last year with 405 points. Larry was always at his best when the going Was tough. He is afour-yearletterman. Dale Long 5'10 was a hard-work- ing and very depen- able reserve. In early season Duke was a starter and instilled the spirit of going all out in the entire team. He was a rugged rebounder and a good feeder. We wish he too had an- other year with the Pirates. The reserves racked up an impressive re- cord of 15 wins against 3 losses. They Won the Elsie Invitational Tournament by beating May- wood and Elsie and then, in the finals, came from behind to dump Venango 43-40. Jim Friesen and Carol Burge were chosen captains for the year. learn John Tiessen at 6'l gave height to our bench strength. John was a good shot and a fine driver. He re- bounded with the best and filled in Well in many a game when the go- ing got tough. He is another Senior We hate to see leave our ranks. He is the 56-57 free- throw champ. BACK ROW: Kelso, Owens, McCormick, Peterson, Regier, Palu. FRONT ROW: Man- ager Buchanang Burge, Nutt, Miller, Friesen, Bates, Tiessen, Johnson, Coach Tishendorf. S. Cooper P, McCormick W. Terry N, Johnson C. Lee D. Lee 1 '::1:.: 'til ...LH B. Mickels K. Otterstein B. SCh81l6nbL1I'g O G. Tridle D. Wymore li. Cornelius M. Ford D, Johnson B. Kraus J, Lingbloom F, McCormick G. Mizner W, Moul Ci, Murray L, Palu C, Regier L, Regier IJ, Smith -T. Schack S, Tjaden D. TI-idle fibwt C, Kraus L. Krocker J. Long S. Lovenburg B, Palu R, Petersen R. Thaden M. Tickle J. Vlasin D. Wymore V. Kelso C. Murray C. McCormick P. Olomon B. Palu A. Peterson G. Regier' R. Regier' .Mind R. Smith L. Tickle L. Tjaden C. Aten L. Brott S. Carothers V. Diagger D. Evert M. Hanson P B. Heinemann E. Johnson L. Johnson P. Kosmicki L. Kroeker B. Long L. Bastin H. Brott J. Heinemann R. Kuskie D. Lee J. Long D. Lovenburg M. Peterson D. Schack H. Stohler' L. Tjaden L. Thaden fic-ufctfi J. Kraus M. Cornelius N. Garton G. Heinemann C. Kelso T, Ky-aus L. Kuskie B. Owens L. Vlasin w 1 I mm D, Cornelius S. Daigger L. Evert E. Ford J. Hoover P. Johnson D. Lovenburg K. Palu J. Regier' D. Schellenberg E. Schellenberg R. Stohler J, Tjaden P Vlasin E, Wendt Jkvtfi R. McCormick B. Miller B. Owens S. Schack J. Vak G. Williams C. Vlasin B. Aten J. Flaming D. Hilftery J. Kelso J. Burge K. Froschheiser D. Hilferty L. Kelso C. Evans I. Hanson J. Johnson L. Lovenburg B. Bonner C. Cowan L. Jensen L. Johnson R. Vlasin J. Wendt D. Daigger 4. mnwlwlu P. Johnson J. Ford J. Ross FOOTBALL SCIIEDULL lsic Grant Imperial Vunango Grant. Impe rial 'l'HLY 1.3 13 IEASIQETBALL SC HE DULE WE A THEX Impvrinl 45 8 Grunt 38 22 Holyoke 26 18 Hrulc -10 17 Vvnnngo 42 18 Paxton 37 21 Ogallala 43 23 Elsie 17 31 Grunt 46 15 Vcnungo 29 115 Am hcrst 3 3 2 8 Elsie 25 19 Imperial 29 10 Grant 10 19 Holyoke 18 5 Amhe rst 1 5 27 Paxton 17 21 Grant 10 24 VOLLEYBALL SCHEDULL WE THEY Vcnango 60 9 Grant 44 14 PEP CLUB OUR COOKS, Mrs. Tickle OUR JANITOR Mrs. Corning and Mrs. Shirley Mr. Harms MR, JEFFRIES MR. GAFFORD MR. FORD .Tzaple 'we a'P'P ,f .V .. V fi, , MR. BUCHANAN MR. MOUL ami. 'W fs J . g-. 4 sl wx SECURITY STATE BANK President . . . Vice-President . Cashier ..... Assistant Cashier Clerk F. H. WHITLAKE C. C. WHITLAKE CARL MC CORMICK DOROTHY A. LONG MARY HEINEMANN Quality Groceries CHRISTIANSON CASH STORE Dry Goods, Shoes and Groceries Madrid, Nebraska KELLOGG GRAIN COMPANY Grain Buyers ftgl! Gkges E. Houutz, MANAGER KGA-TJ gx ' ---f 5 N .nr .1 Phone SW P ' W Madrid Best Wishes For Future Success TlGHE'S TAVERN Beer, Liquors 6 Wine MARIE 6 GOE TIGHE Madrid. Nebraska Compliments of ALLEN DRUG HELEN'S CAFE MR. 6 M S. VIRGIL JOHNSON Madrid, Nebraska STAN WARD TANK WAGON SERVICE BILL STRASKY SHAFER INSURANCE REAL ESTATE FARM LOANS Vic Shafer Madrid, Nebraska RUSSES REPAIR SHOP General Repair G Welding Madrid, Nebraska JEFFERIES CONOCO CORNER Irma Bunnie Don't Drive by Drive In LEE'S BEVERIDGE MOBIL SERVICE Gas, Oil and Grease Tank Wagon Delivery Phone l0w Madrid, Nebraska ELEVATOR CO. Dealers in Grain, Feed Salt, and Fertilizer BERNARD PERLINGER, Manager THE Building Materials of All Kinds MADRID ADAMS HERALD HYour Home Newspapern Phone l2W Madrid LAST Mmurg r o so W5 in - - W1 H. .PJ R 'T jl HH: A f at sl ' asaee f LUMBER CO. Madrid Phone 6W Grant Phone 18 M LEONARD'S DAIRY Pasteurized and Homogenized Produced Locally for Local Use Owned and Operated by KEITH AND PERKINS CO. DAIRY FARMERS Phone 255 Ogallala, Nebraska Best Wishes For Future Success Always Drive So That Your License Expires Before You Do BULLOCK LONG FUNERAL HOME BILL AND JOYCE GANOWS I.G.A. FOODLINES AND LOCKER PLANT For the Finest in Meats and Groceries Plus Friendly Personal Service naman: 111 Ogallala, Nebraska CO-OPERATIVE COMPANY Complete One Stop Service Butane and Propane Phone 30 Grant, Nebraska ' t g ' Z S X NX A gi H , . 2 E ' - .. 2' 'ov- Z! g PEACOCK Ogallala Nebraska Phone 16 Cleaning Pressing , Madrid Nebraska Alterations Hats Blocked Also PHOTO FINISHING and Cleaned LOREN J. CHRISTIANSEN ean Gifxilll ROY GREENLEE, MARY LYON SHQPPE INCORPORATED Grant Nebraska HEXCLUSIVE MEN'S WEARH EXCLUSIVE, BUT NOT EXPENSIVEH Ogallala Scottsbluff phone 5 Nebraska Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Your Business is Appreciated Elsie, Nebraska COMMERCIAL STATE BANK Grain - Feeds - Coal - Seeds Fertilizers ELSIE EQUITY CO-OPERATIVE EXCHANGE WILFORD COLLINS Manager Phone 2311 Elsie, Nebraska Gasoline - Tires Greases - Oils ELSIE CO-OPERATIVE COMPANY BANK OF PAXTON Paxton, Nebraska LET us HELP ' P 7 Y ,J Q- X ,i?o iT?i5g:'?i?s 3 5 Zum Wiavveq Member of F. D. I. C. KREIDER EQUIPMENT co . All Types Farm Machinery - Complete.Repair Service Case - GMC - Pontiac - Buick Grant, Nebraska Phone 46 BLILLOCK CHEVROLET CO. WAYNE BULLOCK Oldsmobile - Oliver - Chevrolet RCA Victor Appliances Phone 333 Grant, Nebraska Best Wishes to the Senior Class of 1958 From the COURT HOUSE Grant, Nebraska Treasurer's Office ORA NORMAN - DELORES STEINWART Judge's Office THURSTON BECHTEL - ARLENE KURKOWSKI sheriff's Office Attorney's Office HOWARD BECHTEL W. C. CONOVER Superintendent's Office Assistant's Office RUTH REES M C QUISTON GLADYS FITZGERALD WALTER WHITE - HELEN MC MAHON Assessor's Office and Veteran's Service EARL HOFFMAN - HAZEL HOFFMAN Clerk's Office HARRY SHALLA - ANNA STEPHENSON BEVERLY CORNELIUS Commissioners CARL TEICHERT - O. H. ROASS - OLIVER HILL BROWN HARANO WA RT STUDIO AND CAMERA SHOP HEverything in Photographyn FITZGERALD AND STE Grain, Lumber, Hardware 412 No. Dewey North Platte, Nebraska RONALD STEWART Manager Congratulations, Seniors We Enjoyed Making Your Photographs for This Brandon, Nebraska Annual Congratulations, to the Senior Class of 1958 L.A. SULLIVAN Congratulations DEPARTM NT STORE Graduates of l958 Complete Clothing Store Air CO1'lditILOI1ed For Your Shopping Comfort Make Our Stores Headquarters f Grant, Nebraska or I Phone 33 Graduation Gifts, Wrappings Cards and Gifts Galore ,fhfSzIEIq Prescription Pharmacist Lg J Grant, Nebraska PANKCDNIN BROTHERS GARAGE AND REPAIR SHOP De Soto and Plymouth Cars Minneapolis-Moline Tractors and Farm Machinery Grant, Nebraska BURNHAM'S DAIRY Pasteurized and Homogenized Milk Fairacres Ice Cream Telephone 17 Grant, Nebraska LAS Mmurs ff-Q m QNEWS POWER DISTRICT vp I CONSUMERS PUBLIC EE MU NI! IIIIII H, .. A ,UMC ' , , THE TRIBUNE SENTINEL POWER ' I5 Printers and Publishers A Good Newspaper Grant, Nebraska Published in the Interest of a Good Community Grant, Nebraska ROTHENBERER MOTOR CO. For New and Used Cars and Trucks And Complete Servlce Grant, Nebraska Phone 2 PRODUCERS GRAIN COMPANY, INC U. S. Licensed and Bonded Warehouse Capacity 1,200 000 Bushels Buy1ng Se111ng - Storing - Cleaning Dry1ng Handllng FRED MC CLENAHAN, Manager Phone 48 Grant Nebraska PETE'S Drive In Package Store nPeople by the dozen keep this place a buzzen.H NPDES., 5:3 lI!MHll I -..!l fn ll7 West E Street Ogallala, Nebraska HAYFORD MOTOR CO. Dale McCormick Burton E. Cox Oldsmobile Rambler G. M. C. Ogallala, Nebraska See OGALLALA LIVESTOCK ED'S O.K. RUBBER WELDERS COMM. CO., INC. for Sale Tires Every Wednesday On the 1-'em T racc or Tire CLYDE SPECK, Manger Service Goodyear Tires Batteries - Recapping - Vulcanizing Phone 98 Ogallala Ed M. Cobb Res. 495 Phones Office 304 Ogallala, Nebraska 5 fi ' Xl H Kkfi KELLOGG so l s P A ,. P .. l 3 f l s b P S. we S dh' g U s k,AI kl-L. i , J .. V Grain Dealers - Seeds, Feeds STANDARD OIL Floyd Stewart, Manager Claire Shirley Grant , Nebraska Phone 61 Phone 67 Madrid, Nebraska Congratulations Seniors of 58 ' CAFE' ,HO E.5g.m.nm.n,w . -2' 3 mfr- 1:-7-3 f ,Ll V f ?fS QW? ir'uTa:Q.' or ,- A qs? ri 'aiillm miml Q' L Q--1: 5- ----S U'-ELFYTTTT . J j gr 1 - 0' .3 f' 1 an goal, 0Ogu.blu-Us, RISK. Phone 22 Ogallala , Nebraska 1 Wwwuw wh ' www:w,xY1''1N''1''1M1WHQFWMF1XIHHH1WmMmX HWnm - - -.- 1 1 1 DAVE GURADA Sales and Service Phone 3112 Venango, Nebraska ,H 1. W VC ' mx. W' ww 1 THARP'S DRIVE INN LW EN N 1 k Chuck De Ann Dee Etta Gladys Wa e ' Phone 112 Grant, Nebraska HQ M1131 1+ 1 rw k M' .... WMM 4 W1 M' W , , . ' x,,, xwluv ',,, ,, , ',, . 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Prompt Tank Wagon Service Expert Lubricating Tire Repairs on All Cars Phone 130 Imperial, Nebraska Lamar Phone 4222 Champion Phone 21 IMPERIAL BAKERY AND CAFE Meals Lunches Short Orders Fountain Service Complete Line of Bakery Goods The Crosses Phone 98 Imperial, Nebraska BALLENTINE PHARMACY Grant, Nebraska Where Pharmacy Is a Profession HNot a Sidelineu Veterinary Supplies Cosmetics Toiletries Jewelry Anything in the Drug or Sundry Line 6 xy INTER-COLLEGIATE PRESS FACTORY - HOME OFFICE Kansas City FRINYED IN u s A. s ' I , I Q' Iss Fix X N Q. I 4 'Q I L44 , 41 A X - , ,U N li rr 'wrnljfyfqf' ., ff -is ,1 W rf ff' .v l ' 'sW'ne'l If' ' f-'wr L- f Qf.+g ,wrif,z' 7ff M A 1 : fp ff' m.n-fm! 61 ga.. x l , . ' ' DYLKNK V95 .'.x Sh x - -, ' fm isfifsfafffl 'ff:f Fzfw9jW5I5wir.. '-JJ ll fbi X.,, -. 21 X f C N 'P Vs 1, lb A, ml , . I 7' f 'Q X vm ' fm? -4 1 fc -2- J X I JN ' 1 I , , Q, . ' - ' . . . f -'.- :frm iw c' X Y .5 . 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