Meadow Grove High School - Trojan Yearbook (Meadow Grove, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 52 of the 1944 volume:

MEADOW GROVE PUBLIC SCHOOLS BOARD OF EDUCATION H. R. Osborn ...................... President Elmer Werner ...................... Secretary Philip Sheets ..................... Treasurer Jack Warrick J. P. Galyen C. E. McGrane We, the seniors of the class of 1944, dedicate this annual to the former students and graduates'of Meadow Grove High School who are now serving in the armed forces. ★ ★ ★ HONOR ROLL r IN MEMORIUM Donald Stone Claire Dye Gordon Sullivan ★ Orville Alyea Ralph Higbee Lyle Pugh Pat Anstine Ranald Higbee Dick Reeves Reuben Apfel Denton Hoffman Leonard Rezac Rill Beech I) nrae Hogsett David Rhea Win ton Beech John Hopkins Edward Salyer Carl Mac Berg •Max H or rocks Dean Schlueter Doyle Blair Merle Horrocks Joseph Schmid Jack Bosse Quentin Hunt Bill Sessler Arthur Botsford Richard Jenkins Ted Shurts Bill Boyer Hatty Ann Kahler Delaine Speicher Guy Boyer Bernard Kaufman Byron Steward Jack Boyer Dale Kaufman Duane Stewart James Bradford Wayne Kerstine Dwight Stewart Darrell Braun Lloyd King Robert Stewart Royal Brosh Edmund Koetter William Stolle Bob Oatron Norman Krupicka Buddy Storey Jerry Cloyd Herbert Kuntze Arthur Suckstorf Richard Cloyd Donald Larson Jack Sullivan Donald Collins John Larson George Swarm Everett Collins Loren Lenz Dwayne Switzer Robert Collins Bob Lewis Reed Switzer Harold Cornett Tommy Lewis Sherm Terry Albert Crook Wendell Lewis Tim Terry Delane Crook Willard Lewis Wendell Terry Vernon Crook Alvin Lincke Glenn Thrasher Jack Ikaniel Walden Lulow Irvin Thrasher Delbert Dearm in William McIntosh Harold Tiedgen Russell Dow William Moore Clarence Warrick Reed Dye Dean Mon son Oliver Warrick Wayne Galyen Donald Morris Horton Weiss Phil Grant Ivan Munger Cecil White Ben Hamley Marvin Nelson Keith Wiese Stuart Hamley Arlie Novotny Kenneth Wiese Bernard Hansen Burnham Osborn Roger Wiese Albert Harding Harold Osborn Winnifred Wilcox Gene Harding Herbert Osborn Howard Williams Eugene Hicks Hoyt Osborn Jr. Jay Wilson Norman Hicks Quentin Osborn Grace Winsor Gordon Higbee Ivan Otto Don Wright Gene Phillips TROJAN STAFF Second Row—(left to right) Una Lee Wright, Bill Osborn, Gertrude Pf.sterer, Donald First Row—Dorothy Ballard, La Donna Wietlng, Imogene Stewart. Mrs. Howdeshell STAFF Una Lee Wright Dorothy Ballard .... Donald Warnke Gertrude Pfisterer Imogene Stewart .. La Donna Wieting Bill Osborn ...... Mr. Beckwith ..... Mrs. Howdeshell ............ Editor Assistant Editor ... Business Manager ... Senior Reporter ........ Art Editor ... Feature Writer Asst. Bus. Manager ........... Advisor ........... Sponsor . FACULTY t •v H. M G H S THE FACULTY PHILIP E. BECKWITH Science, Manual Training ALMA HOWDESHELL Commercial, English IRIS CRAIG Home Ec., Eng., Social Sc. JULIA STREETER Math., Normal Tr. DOROTHY GRABENKAMP Seventh and Eighth CLASSES M G H S SENIORS Class Colors ............. Scarlet and White Class Flowers ..... Red and White Carnations Class Motto ........ Impossible is Unamerican CLASS OFFICERS President ................ Joyce Schulze Vice-President ............... Vance Dunivan Secretary-Treasurer ...... Ava Nell Fowlkes. ❖ M G H S SENIORS Mr. Philip E. Beckwith Class Sponsor Joyce Schulze (Commercial) Class President 4 Pep Club 3-4 G.A.A. 3-4 Librarian 3 Vance Dunivan (Commercial) Class Vice-Pres. 3-4 Basketball 3-4 Phvs. Ed. 1-2-3-4 Music 1-2-3 Dramatics 2 Ava Nell Fowlkes (Normal Training) Class Sec.-Treas. 2-4 Music 1-2 Junior Class Play Class Vice-Pres. 3 Librarian 3-4 Dorothy Jeanne Ballard (Commercial) Trojan Ass’t. Editor Pep Club 1-2-3-4 G.A.A. 1-2-3-4 Music 1-2-3-4 Dramatics 1-2 Junior Class Play Class Sec.-Treas. 1 Arlie Novotny (Commercial) Basketball 3-4 Ph.vs. Ed. 1-2-3-4 Music 1-2-3 Junior Class Play Bernard Osborn (Commercial) Trojan Ass’t. Bus. Mgr. Basketball 1-2-3-4 Phys. Ed. 1-2-3-4 Music 1-2-3 Junior Class Play Class Vice-Pres. 1 Gertrude Pfisterer (Normal Training) Trojan Senior Reporter Pep Club 2-3-4 G.A.A. 1-2-3-4 Junior Class Play Class Sec.-Treas. 3 Librarian 3 SENIORS Lorraine Pratt (Commercial) Pep Club 3-4 G.A.A. 1-2-3-4 Bill Sessler (General) Phys. Ed. 1-2-3-4 Junior Class Play Imogene Stewart (Commercial) Trojan Art Editor Cheer Leader 4 Pep Club 1-2-3-4 G.A.A. 1-2-3-4 Junior Class Play Donald Warnke (Commercial) Trojan Bus. Mgr. Phys. Ed. 1-2-3-4 Junior Class Play Eileen Werner (Commercial) Pep Club 1-2-4 G.A.A. 1-2-3 Music 1-2-3 La Donna Wieting (Normal Training) Trojan Feature Editor Pep Club 3-4 G.A.A. 3-4 Shirley Williams (Commercial) Cheer Leader 4 Pep Club 1-2-3-4 G.A.A. 1-2-3-4 Music 1-2-Junior Class Play Librarian 3 Una Lee Wright (Commercial) Trojan Editor Pep Club 1-2-4 G.A.A. 1-2-3-4 Dramatics 2 Junior Class Play Student Council 3 Class President 3 Librarian 3 M G H S SENIOR CLASS HISTORY Dorothy Jeanne Ballard, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ballard Battle Creek Public School, 6 years Meadow Grove Grade School, 2 yrs. Meadow Grove High School, 4 yrs. Vance Dunivan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dunivan Meadow Grove Public Schools, 12 years Ava Nell Fowlkes, daughter of Mrs. Sophia Fowlkes District 10, Madison County, 7 yrs. District 61, Madison County, 1 year Meadow Grove High School, 4 yrs. Arlie Novotny, son of Mr. and Mrs. joe Novotny Meadow Grove Public Schools, 12 years Bernard Osborn, soil of Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Osborn Meadow Grove Public Schools, 12 years Lorraine Pratt, dauphter of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Pratt District 79, Madison County, 1 year District 71, Madison County, 7 yrs. Meadow Grove High School, 4 yrs. Gertrude Pfisterer, dauphter of Mr. and Mrs. Georpe Pfisterer District 74, Pierce County, 8 years Meadow Grove Hiph School, 4 yrs. Joyce Schulze, dauphter of Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Schulze Mount Hope, Madison County, 10 years Meadow Grove High School, 2 yrs. Bill Sessler, son of Mr. and Mrs. Burleigh Sessler District 71, Madison County, 3 yrs. District 61, Madison County, 4 yrs. Newman Grove Public School, 1 yr. Meadow Grove High School, 4 yrs. Imogene Stewart, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Stewart Bridgeport Public School, 4 years District 34, Madison County, 4 yrs. Meadow Grove High School, 4 yrs. Donald Warnke, son of Mrs. Emil Kunze Meadow Grove Public Schools, 12 years Eileen Werner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Werner Meadow Grove Public Schools, 12 years LaDonna Wieting, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wieting Sunny View, Madison County, 10 years Meadow Grove High School, 2 yrs. Shirley Ann Williams, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Williams District 77, Madison County, 5 yrs. District 53, Pierce County, 3 years Meadow Grove High School, 4 yrs. Una Lee Wright, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dar Wright District 61, Madison County, 8 yrs. Meadow Grove High School, 4 yrs. •— M G H S LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the Senior Class of 1944, of the high school of Meadow Grove, State of Nebraska, being of sound mind and memory, do make, constitute, publish, and declare this to be our last will and testament. FIRST: I, Dorothy Ballard, will my red hair rinse and green slacks to Opal Upton. SECOND: I, Vance Dunivan, will my Charles Atlas book to Harold Lyalls. (P.S. Look what Atlas did for me! ! ! !) THIRD: I, Ava Nell Fowlkes, will my black hair and black eyes to Richard Rodekohr so he won’t have to go to Battle Creek after them. FOURTH : I, Arlie Novotny, will my good nature to Mary Lou Huel-le.(Of course I don’t have a sister like Ida Mae). FIFTH: I, Bill Osborn, solemnly will my boisterousness to Isabelle Munger. (The school just wouldn’t be the same without it.) SIXTH: I, Gertrude Pfisterer, will my ambitiousness to all the junior normal training girls. (Now lets get serious girls.) SEVENTH: I, Lorraine Pratt, will my “matrimonial ability” to Corrine Haltman. (P.S. This is leap year.) EIGHTH: I, Joyce Schulze, will my giggling to Vondalee Smith, my absent mindedness to the already forgetful students, and I divide my front curls among Leonard Terry and the freshmen girls. NINTH: I, Bill Sessler, will my courteousness to Wayne Austin. TENTH: I, Imogene Stewart, will my picture of the lad in the M rines to anyone who thinks they can get it. ELEVENTH: I, Donald “Ed” W rnke, will my new nick-name, “Whiskers” to that up-and-coming fieshman George “Sinatra” Munger. (P.S. They’re going to make razors after the war.) TWELFTH: I, Eileen Werner, will my heart throb to Gladys Kuntze. (P.S. I want one I can reach around.) THIRTEENTH: I, La Donna Wieting, will my bashfulness to Irene Eggers. FOURTEENTH: I, Shirley Williams, will my love life to June Dahl. FIFTEENTH : I, Una Lee Wright will mv poise to Betty Jean Han-nen and mv statuesque carriage to Janice Schlueter. M G H S V CLASS PROPHECY Come with me and take a journey Over many miles of sea, To a small Hawaiian Island For the Senior Prophecy. Scene is laid in a small grass hut, The time is half past four; A shriveled old woman soon appears. And hobbles through the door. She makes her way across the room; She sits down in a chair; She gazes long into a bowl, As though something were there. For twenty minutes she stays alone, One minute for each year; She then writes down what she has seen To make the future clear. Look over her shriveled shoulder Onto the printed page; This is the year of ’64, Our seniors are on the stage. In alphabetical order, Starting with the letter ‘A’, March the seniors of ’44 For their future of the day. DOROTHY JEANNE BALLARD is starring in her first picture, “I’m Forever Talking Nonsense.” Her contract with a large movie corporation states that her salary will be $15 per week. VANCE DUNIVAN is now president of the U. S. and he has just signed a bill which legalizes the smuggling of diamonds. AVA NELL FOWLKES is now head of the FBI. She has solved no problems yet but hopes to soon. ARLIE NOVOTNY has a very crooked job. He works in a pretzel factory in Chicago. BERNARD OSBORN is a banker in the home town of Meadow Grove. Osborn likes the business because it demands faith—in beautiful women. GERTRUDE PFISTERER is a music teacher in Lincoln. Her class has taken first place for three years in state-wide contests. Place credit where it belongs. LORRAINE PRATT is a proprietor in a beauty salon. She guarantees to make you bald-headed the first trial (Bald heads are in style at this time). JOYCE SCHULZE is an aviatrix. You can depend on Joyce. She’s always up in the air” over something. BILL SESSLER is married and getting along ok. At first he owned a roadster but a little bit later he had to invest in a two-seated car. There seems to be a law prohibiting four riding in a one-seated car. IMOGENE STEWART sets traps for burglars. She’s bound to get her man. DONALD WARNKE is living the life of a hermit. He was so annoyed by girls in high school that he is punishing them by removing himself from circulation. EILEEN WERNER is a hairpin manufacturer. She makes hairpins out of mice bones. Wishes she were something else, so do the mice. LA DONNA WIETING teaches school in the Washington Memorial Consolidated School for Girls in Chicago. She trains stewai desses for American Lockheed Airways there, but she has never ridden in an airplane. SHIRLEY WILLIAMS is matron in Kearney’s school for disobedient boys; the only lady in the state to hold such a position. They have quite a time making the boys leave when their time is up. UNA LEE WRIGHT is sitting behind a large desk. Upon the door is the sign: “Advice to the ‘Love Lorn’.” Now the prophecy is over, And the hour is growing late; So I think we all had better Return to our United States. Just in case the seniors do object. As to how their future will be, I hope all of you will bear in mind “This was just a prophecy.” ««— M G H S —- JUNIOR CLASS 3rd Row—Marilou Ferry, Pres., Duane Lieswald, Henry Volk, Betty Jean Hannen, Richard Rodekohr 2nd Row—Robert Egg � rs, Bette Schulze, Sec.-Treas., Isabelle Munger, Lillian Sparr 1st Row—Rachel Lewis, Pamela Sessler, Marion Huelle, Hertha Terry, Vice-Pres., Mrs. Faith Gaskill, Sponsor JUNIOR - SENIOR BANQUET The annual Junior-Senior Banquet was held April 5th in the Methodist Church basement. The decorations were based on the “Star-Lite Evening-” theme. Marilou Ferry, juior class president, acted as toastmistress. Toasts were given by Mr. Beckwith, Isabelle Munger, Dick Rodekohr, Donald Warnke, and Una Lee Wright. Sophomore waitresses were Myra Mae Hauge and Genevieve Collins; waiters, Wayne Austin and Donald Ballard. M G H S — — M G H S SOPHOMORE CLASS 2nd Row—Mary Lou Huelle, Gladys Kuntze, Donna Lcnz, Sec.-Treas., Robert Holtman, Pres., Myra Mae Hauge, Joan Stewart, Miss Julia Streeter, Sponsor 1st Row— Ida Mae Huelle, Glendoris Van Dieken, Donald Ballard, Genevieve Collins, Vice-Pres., Wayne Austin, Marjorie Johnson M G H S -� ■— M G H S FRESHMAN CLASS 3rd Row—Corrinc Holtman. Marcella Van Gundy, Harold Lyalls, Elwood Schinck. Opal Upton. Irene Eggers 2nd Row—Janice Kuntze, Paul Schlueter, Sec.-Treas., Jimmy Ferry, Wcerts. Miss Iris Craig, Sponsor Darrell Schurman, Pres., Raymond 1st Row—LaRue Werner, June Dahl, Vondalee Smith, Vice-Pres.. Ruby Mae Collins, Dean McClatchcy, George Mungcr, Leonard Terry M G H S — — M G H S M G H S GRADES SEVEN AND EIGHT 3rd Row—(left to right) Bob Werner, Lester Lieswald, Norman Kuntze, Vernon Huelle, Arnold Werner, Dale Ellis, Dean Fisher 2nd Row—Keith Rodekohr, Milton Pugh. Joan Gast, Miss Dorothy Grabenkamp, Le Ora Wiet-Ing, Theresa Motz, Jack Horrocks, Jimmie Schurman 1st Row—Lois Niermann, Frank Lewis. Llovd Terry, Eugene Werner, Donnie Schroeder, Clara Belle Terry. (Not in picture—Gene Fisher) GRADES FIVE AND SIX 3rd Rovv—Junior Monson, Carl Rodekohr, Dick Werner, Jackie Warrick, Gloria Kohl, Wilma Lyalls, Joyce Werner 2nd Row—Boyd Boyer, Theodore Van Dieken, Jo Ann Ferry, Miss Darlyne Schulze, Norma Jean Huelle, Clara Jean Werner, Myron Hayes 1st Row—Jimmy Ulrich, Donna Marie Pierce, Lois Schinck, Kenneth Pratt, Raymond Me. Clatchey, La Belle Werner, George Ulrich M G H S — GRADES THREE AND FOUR 3rd Row—Patty Lewis, Joyce Schlucter, Phyllis Ann Osborn, H. Kay Botsford, Mrs, Charlotte Williams, Robert Monson, Bob Horrocks, Ramona Werner, Patty Stewart 2nd Row—Bobby Warrick, Danny Beckwith, Katherine Van Dieken, Gary Schulze, Lois Me-Clatchey. Howard Ellis, Pearl Weerts 1st Row—John Hayes, Stanley Sanne, Donna Rae Dougherty, Barbara Hamley, De Voe Ann Fischer, Jean Marie Rodekohr, John Lewis GRADES ONE AND TWO 3rd Row—Sharon Lee Goulding, Charlotte Ellis, Billy Wilson, Roger Wletlng, Donald Huellc Jean Alyea, Janice Salmon 2nd Row—Janice Draeger, Patty Anderson, Joe Sanne, Miss Helen Bearinger, Ronald Gast, Jerry Dougherty, La Rene Pierce 1st Row—Rose Jeanine Lewis, Donal Dean Grunz, Janet Warrick, Jean Monson, Barbara Draeger, Lee Schinck, Deloris Huelle. (Not on the picture—Dixie Lee Ferry) V M G H S AUTOGRAPHS ACTIVITIES — M G H S — ❖ BASKETBALL 2nd Row—Dick Rodekohr; Bill Osborn, Co-Captain; Vance Dunlvan, Co-Captain; Elwood Sihinck; Jimmy Ferry. let Row—Bob Werner, Student Manager: Dean McClatihey; Don Ballard; Darrel Schurman. With only two letter men reporting, prospects tor a winning basketball team were dim at the opening of the 1943-44 season. Hopes were further darkened by the loss of Bill Osborn for half of the season due to an ankle injury, and the loss of Novotny, the other veteran, to the Navy in January. With a squad consisting of one senior, one junior, one sophomore and four freshmen plus one letter-man; Meadow Grove was represented by a team that, although on the short end of the score, never gave up and showed continued improvement throughout the season. High spot of the season was tho game with Neligh in the Cornbelt tournament where the underdog. Meadow Grove, lost to the seeded Neligh five in a fast and exciting g me considered by many the best of the round. In recounting the season, special mention should be made of the play of Bill Osborn, high point man of the squad, whose play in the Corn-belt tournament made him unanimous choice of the coaches for the honor team. Prospects for a winning team in the years to come are very bright, with the return of six of this year’s lettermen: Jimmy Ferry, Darrel Schurman, Elwood Schinck, Dean McClatchey, freshmen; Don Ballard, sophomore and Dick Rodekohr, junior. M G H S •«« G. A. A. 4th Row—La Donna Wieting, Gertrude Pfisterer, Una Lee Wright, Mary Lou Ferry, Miss Streeter, Sponsor. 3rd Row—Bette Schulze, Opal Upton, Mary Lou Huelle, Corrine Holtman, Betty Jeanne Hannen, Irene Eggers. 2nd Row—Janice Schlueter, Imogene Stewart. Marjorie Johnson, Dorothy Ballard, Joyce Schulze. 1st Row—La Rue Werner, Lorraine Pratt, Pamela Sessler, Shirley Williams, Hertha Terry. GLEE CLUB 3rd Row—Bette Schulze, Corrine Holtman, Donna Lenz, Gladys Kuntze, Mary Lou Ferry. 2nd Row—Ida Mae Huelle, Betty Jeanne Hannen, Ruby Mae Collins, Myra Mae Hauge, Dorothy Ballard, Dorothy Grabenkamp, Director. 1st Row—La Rue Werner, Glendoris Van Dieken, Genevieve Collins, Pamela Sessler, June Dahl. Hertha Terry. The Music Department is under the direction of Miss Dorothy Grabenkamp. It consists of an eighteen-member Girls’ Glee Club, Girls’ Sextet, and a Girls’ Trio. Seven girls have done solo work. The music department has taken part in several assembly programs and in community activities. SEXTETTE 2nd Row—Bette Schulze (accompanist), Donna Lenz, Betty Jeanne Hannen, Miss Dorothy Grabenkamp, Director. 1st Row—La Rue Werner, Myra Mae Hauge, Dorothy Ballard. Hertha Terry., — M G H S PEP CLUB 4th Row—(left to right) La Donna Wieting, Una Lee Wright, Sec.-Treas., Gertrude Pfisterer, Gladys Kuntze. Donna Lenz, Bette Schulze. 3rd Row—Ida Mae Huelle, Joyce Schulze, Vice-Pres., Opal Upton, Corrine Holtman, Mary Lou Ferry, Betty Jeanne Hannen. 2nd Row—Pamela Sessler, Marjorie Johnson, Janice Schlueter, Myra Mae Hauge, Irene Eggers. Glendoris Van Dieken, Wayne Austin. 1st Row Ruby Mae Collins (assistant leader), Lorraine Pratt, Eileen Werner, Genevieve Collins, Dorothy Ballard, Pres., Hertha Terry, June Dahl (assistant leader). Cheer Leaders—Imogenc Stewart and Shirley Williams CORONATION Shirley Williams, Wayne Austin, Dorothy Ballard. Vance Dunivan. Bill Osborn, Una Lee Wright, La Donna Wieting, Richard Rodekohr, Myra Mae Hauge, Raymond Kuntze. Bill Osborn and Una Lee Wright were crowned king and queen at the coronation ceremony held in the High School Auditorium, March 8. The king, queen and attendants were chosen by vote of the student body. OUR COMPLIMENTS To the Graduates- M G H S To the Superintendent— To the Undergraduates— To the Members of the Faculty— We hope that our contribution has enabled you to enjoy a better Year Book than CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1944 We herewith announce that your Business Manager, Donald Warnke, will become Assistant Postmaster at Meadow Grove soon after graduation OUR DESIRE IS TO PLEASE ALL We know this is impossible but we make an honest attempt H. W. BOTSFORD, Postmaster RUTH BOTSFORD, Assistant CONRAD WERNER, JR. FERN L. WILSON GEO. O. HAMLEY would otherwise have been possible YENTER GROCERY MARKET “QUALITY IS ECONOMY” Meadow Grove Nebraska R. F. D. 1 R. F. D. 2 R. F. D. 3 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1944 LEWIS STORE Meadow Grove Nebraska CONTINENTAL GRAIN CO. Congratulations to the Class of 1944 H. E. NEELY, Mgr. BEECH HARDWARE Meadow Grove, Nebraska Meadow Grove, Nebraska CLARK PRODUCE Congratulations Class of 1944 ELMER WERNER Buyers of Cream, Eggs, Poultry Omar Feeds Ambu'ance and Funeral Service Meadow Grove, Nebraska Meadow Grove, Nebraska MEADOW GROVE HATCHERY Congratulations Seniors of 1944 The place to get Baby Chicks that will give Real Satisfaction BOB’S SERVICE STATION Quality Feeds, Etc. Will Be Seeing You At The JOHN HARDING, Prop MEADOW GROVE HATCHERY Meadow Grove, Nebraska Meadow Grove, Nebraska • M G H S CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1944 THE MEADOW GROVE NEWS THIS YEAR BOOK PRINTED AT THE OFFICE OF THE MEADOW GROVE NEWS VICTORY THEATRE Tilden, Nebraska MILLARD RETHWISCH, Mgr. Phone 62 WE STRIVE TO GIVE THE BEST IN ENTERTAINMENT CONGRATULATIONS io CLASS a a 19 of 44 BRADFORD PRODUCE Phone 35 Jim Bradford Class of ’39 STAR Cloth iers—Cleaners HARRY VOGT, Prop. Equipped for all types of cleaning We store winter garments Tilden, Nebraska CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS OF 1944 DR. M. W. HUNT Phone 90 Battle Creek, Nebraska E. N. HEWER Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry Watch Repairing Norfolk, Nebraska M G H S J. A. SCHINCK SON Real Estate Insurance IMPLEMENT CO. Notary Public Schinck Loaders, Tractors, Trucks Farm Implements W. H. BOSSE Meadow Grove, Nebraska Meadow Grove, Nebraska Congratulations Seniors THE FARMERS UNION COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION CLYDE HUNT Extend congratulations to the Class of 1944 Meadow Grove, Nebraska Meadow Grove, Nebraska Congratulations to the Class of H. L. KINDRED, M. D. 1944 Eye, Ear, Nose, Throat Specialist SCOFIELD’S JEWELRY STORE Norfolk, Nebraska Meadow Grove, Nebraska SEGAR’S CAFE EVANS DRUGS Wayne Ice Cream Extends Congratulations to the Meals, Short Orders Class of 1944 Confections, Tobaccos Meadow Grove, Nebraska Meadow Grove, Nebraska I II - M G H S •« THE TILDEN BANK Tilden, Nebraska CONGRATULATION CLASS OF 1944 “THE OLD RELIABLE” 57 Years Continual Service POTTS LIVESTOCK Member Federal Deposit Ins. Corp. Tilden, Nebraska F. J. GRIFFIN CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS OF 1944 DENTIST SCHEERGER FEED STORE Tilden, Nebraska Battle Creek, Nebraska Battle Creek Coop Creamery and Locker System BABY CHICKS WE BUY EGGS, CREAM, POULTRY Elkhorn Valley Hatchery Battle Creek, Nebraska Battle Creek, Nebraska Battle Creek Mutual Ins. Co. BEFORE YOU BUY FURNITURE Office Phone 124-02 PLEASE COME AND SEE US Res. Phone 124-03 Phone 56 Chas. C. Zimmerman, Sec. S. W. STEFFEN Battle Creek, Nebraska Battle Creek, Nebraska Congratulations To The Members of the Class of 1944 GILLESPIE BROTHERS JEWELERS AND OPTOMETRISTS Headquarters for Properly Fitted Glasses Elgin, Hamilton, Travannes and Walthan Watches Zenith Radonic Hearing Aid 324 Norfolk Ave., Phone 170 For Juniors’ New Clothes For Spring For Doris Dodson in Print and Rayon Crepe SHOP AT BEVERLY’S Norfolk, Nebraska ANDY’S TIRE SHOP ASK FOR— “It’s Handy To See Andy” Nor-Bo-Co Bottled Carbonated Norfolk’s Exclusive Tire Shop Beverages Vulcanizing Factory Method PEPSI COLA Recapping Bottled Under Sanitary Conditions 220 Norfolk Ave. NORFOLK BOTTLING CO. RADIO PRODUCE DUDLEY LAUNDRY COMPANY EARL SMITH, Owner Buyers of Poultry, Eggs, Furs Hides and Wool Awning Manufacture, Fur Storage, Dry Cleaners, Launderers, Hatters, Rug Cleaners, Towel and Linen 1001 Norfolk Ave. Phone 76 Norfolk, Nebraska Norfolk, Nebraska M G H S CHICAGO LUMBER COMPANY THE MODEL Lumber, Coal, Paint and Hardware John Deere Tractor Parts and Implements Cleaners Laundry Phone 707 CHAS. McGRANE, Mgr. Phone 99 Meadow Grove, Nebraska 205 Northwestern Ave. Norfolk Norfolk, Nebraska TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1944 P I LLE Y’S Pilley’s Prices Please Producers Highest Prices Paid For Eggs, Butter, Poultry Norfolk, Nebraska TALK— Congratulations to the Senior SAVE YOUR TIRES MEADOW GROVE TELEPHONE COMPANY Class of 1944 Meadow Grove, Nebraska K. M. DANIELS ALICE’S CAFE LEWIS SANITARY HATCHERY Sandwiches, Tobaccos, Soft Drinks, Confections, Etc. QUALITY BABY CHICKS Phone 84 Meadow Grove, Nebraska Meadow Grove, Nebraska MEADOW GROVE COOPERATIVE CREDIT ASSOCIATION LEWIS TRANSFER and STATION W. S. CROOK, Sec., Treas. Call And Get Our Service Phone 113 Meadow Grove, Nebraska Meadow Grove, Nebraska Congratulations Class of 1944 Cash for Cream and Eggs Lumber, Grain, Coal Livestock Norco Feed, the best on the market J. W. WARRICK SON FRANCIS PRODUCE Meadow Grove, Nebraska Meadow Grove, Neb. •— M G H S Compliments of THE DE LAY NATIONAL BANK Norfolk, Nebraska MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1944 —EVERYTHING FOR THE MODERN MISS— MELCHER’S Norfolk, Nebraska Success Thru Better Vision Day Night Storage, Washing Greasing Done, Also Repairing GARDINER’S SERVICE 713 Norfolk Ave. Norfolk PERRIGO OPTICAL CO. HULAC CLOTHING COMPANY 416 Norfolk Ave. Norfolk, Nebraska Norfolk, Nebraska BILL’S CAMERA SHOP IDEAL SHOE SERVICE Norfolk, Nebraska Modern Photo Finishing Shoe Repairing Prompt Service Reprints, Enlargements Copies, Tinting Let Us Mail Your Shoes Northeast Nebraska’s Only Exclusive Camera and Sport Shop Norfolk, Nebraska J. Ralph Watteyne M G H S Nehi Beverages DR. HOOPMAN Royal Crown Cola —Dentist— BLAKEMAN NEHI BEVERAGE CO. 307 Madison Avenue Norfolk, Nebraska Norfolk, Nebraska VIC’S AUTO CLINIC Congratulations Class of 1944 Owned and Operated by Mechanics MID-WEST TYPEWRITER CO. WE KEEP ’EM ROLLING 707 Norfolk Ave. Phone 102-W Representing Standard—Royal Portable Typewriters Norfolk, Nebraska Norfo’k, Nebraska OMAHA COLD STORAGE CO. Watches Diamonds Eggs, Butter and Poultry We carry the largest stock of Jewe'ry in Northeast Nebraska WETZEL AND PUTTERS —JEWELERS— Norfolk, Nebraska Norfolk, Nebraska Congratulations Class of 1944 BURKHARDT’S TOGGERY J. A. 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