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

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1947 volume:

%� ' •• ’� r rs ‘vr ai |Vi WP+gty 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 t f i r DEDICATION We, the Seniors of 1947, dedicate this yearbook to all the teachers who have taught us during our four years of high school. They have given unselfishly of time and effort in order that we might have the best possible education. For this we are deeply grateful. George Munger- Editor-in-Chief. t f 0 0 0 0 f 0 0 0 0 0 f 0 0 £ r 0 ; 0 ; j ! 0 0 0 0 ? Poultry—Eggs—Furs—Hides—Wool—Feeds—Seeds ■- RADIO PRODUCE COMPANY Earl Smith, Owner Phone 166 100 Norfolk Avenue Norfolk, Nebraska CONGRATULATIONS TO CLASS OF 1947 Everything Electrical at BARKDOLL ELECTRIC REA Wiring Phone 198 JOHNSON MARKET The home of Quantity and Quality “Always the Best for Less” Complete line of Meats, Groceries and Fresh and Frozen Foods Tilden Nebraska HALE DRUG STORE Drugs—Wallpaper—Sodas Our Prescription Service Never Ceases THE REXALL STORE Phone 2 Tilden, Nebr. DR. A. P. MOHR VETERINARIAN Phone A 73—B73 Tilden Nebraska WALTER E. KAUL LAWRENCE RETZLAFF MRS. EUNICE GALYEN MISS AMBER RICHARDS MISS EUNICE STAUFFER MiSS MIRIAM ROBERTS The Faculty MISS RUTH ROBERTS 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Teachers’ biographies WALTER E. KAUL—Attended Concordia College, St. Paul, Minn., Hastings College, and University Extension Division, Lincoln. Taught at Inavale, Newport, Anoka, Liberty via Madison, Meadow Grove. Teaches math, English and safety education. Hobbies are handicraft and gardening. Favorite sports are hunting and fishing. LAWRENCE RETZLAFF—Attended Wayne State. Taught at Meadow Grove. Teaches mech. drawing, science, typing and coaches athletics. Has no hobbies. Favorite sports are basketball and baseball. AMBER RICHARDS—Attended Wayne State. Taught at Bancroft, Creighton, and Meadow Grove. Teaches commercial and English. Hobbies are reading and playing bridge. Favorite sports are skating and dancing. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 r f ; i ✓ 0 EUNICE STAUFFER—Attended Bluffton College, Bluffton, O., Kearney State, and York College. Taught at Aurora, Giltner, Phillips, and Meadow Grove. Teaches social science, English and home ec. Hobbies are music, reading and sewing. Favorite sports are skating and basketball. EUNICE GALYEN—Took normal training at Meadow Grove. Taught Dist. 33 and Meadow Grove. Teaches grades 7 and 8. Hobby is collecting model homes. Favorite sport is kittenball. BETTY STAUFFER—Attended York College and Wayne State. Taught at Meadow Grove, grades 5 and 6 Hobbies are music and reading. Favorite sports are skating and track. MIRIAM ROBERTS—Attended Wayne State. Taught at Meadow Grove, grades 3 and 4. Hobby is reading. Favorite sport is horseback riding. RUTH ROBERTS—Attended Wayne State. Taught at Meadow Grove, grades 1 and 2. Hobby is reading. Favorite sport is dancing. 0 0 0 0 0 V wwwwwww %. X X X x X X X CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS OF 1947 J. W. WARRICK SON LUMBER, GRAIN, COAL, LIVESTOCK Meadow Grove Nebraska DR. F. J. GRIFFIN DENTIST Tilden Nebraska BATTLE CREEK MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY Fire, Lightning, Windstorm and Tornado INSURANCE Charles C. Zimmerman, Secretary Office Phone 124-02 Residence Phone 124-03 SUPER DUPER MARKET B. D SHOOK, Manager CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS OF 1947 Groceries Meats Fresh Fruits and Vegetables BASKETT BARBER SHOP Tilden Phone 96 Nebraska Meadow Grove Nebraska 9 Senior Snaps JANICE “JANNY” SCIILUETER, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Schlueter; attended Dist. 79, 71, New Plymouth, Ida., and Meadow Grove; activities: Fresh, treas., soph. GAA sec. and treas., GAA 1-2-3-4, pep club 1-2-3-4, cheerleader 4, attendant 4, class play 4; favorite sport—basketball; actor—Van Johnson; song—Anniversary Song. DARRELL “BUCK” SCHURMAN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Schur-man; attended Meadow Grove 12 yrs.; activities: Fresh, pres., soph, vice pres., bus. mgr. “Trojan” staff, king’s attendant 3, king 4, class plays 3, basketball 1-2-3-4, capt. 4, baseball 1-2-3-4; favorite sport—basketball; actress—Ingrid Bergman; song—SiouK City Sue. VONDALEE “VONDA” SMITH, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Smith; attended Dist. 8, 75, 47, 71, and Meadow Grove; activities: Fresh, and Jr. secy., sports editor “Trojan” staff, pep club 3-4, vice pres. 4, glee club 1-2-3-4, cheerleader 4, queen’s attendant 3-4, class play 3; favorite sport—basketball; actor—Dana Andrews; Song—Anniversary Song. LEONARD “TERMITE” TERRY, son of Mrs. Anna Terry; attended Dist. 71, Warnerville and Meadow Grove; Asst. Editor of “Trojan”; activities: basketball 1-2-3-4, baseball 1-2-3, softball 1-2, class play 4; favorite sport—basketball; actor—Mickey Rooney; song—Tumbling Tumbleweed. F 4 0 F 4 4 4 4 4 F 0 f 0 0 F 0 OPAL “O-PAL” UPTON, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Upton; attended Dist. 46, 77, and Meadow Grove; activities: GAA 1-2-3-4, glee club 3-4, pep club 1-2-3-4, class play 4; favorite sport—basketball; actor—Robert Walker; song—It’s a Good Day. MARCELLA “MARCY” VAN GUNDY, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Van Gundy; attended Dist 18, Wisner, Omaha, and Meadow Grove; activities: pep club 2-3-4, glee club 1-2-3-4, art editor of “Trojan”, G. A. A. 1-2, class plays 3-4; favorite sport—basketball; actor—Robert Walker; song—Anniversary Song. PAUL “HERMAN” WEERTS, son of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Weerts; attended Meadow Grove 11 years; activities: senior sec.-treas., basketball 1-2-3, baseball 1-2-3, music 4, class play 4; favorite sport—basketball; actor—Van Johnson; song—Rhapsody in Blue. ? 0 0 4 4 F 0 5 r 4 0 0 0 0 ■-----------------------------------------------------------■ I KOUDELKA SON MARKET THE DURLAND TRUST CO. 1885- Oldest in Nebraska -1947 Home made Wieners and Bologna Quality Foods ESTATES—TRUSTS INSURANCE PROPERTY MANAGEMENT Battle Creek Nebraska Norfolk Nebraska CONGRATULATIONS Class of 1947 STAR CLOTHIERS Repairs Irons Radios Toasters Households Refrigerators ILLIF RADIO APPLIANCE COMPANY A full line of Electrical APPLIANCES Big Smith Work Clothes Ladies Ready-to-Wear Made-to-Measure Suits Phone 6 Bayne Hash ■ Phone 112w 200 Norfolk Ave. Tilden Nebraska f Senior Snaps EVELYN “EVALINA” BROWN, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Brown, Tiiden; attended Dist. 4, Ash Creek, Tilden, Meadow Grove; activities: pep club 4, glee club 4, class play 4; favorite sport— basketball; actor—Bing Crosby; song—It’s A Good Day. RUBEE “RUBE” COLLINS, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Collins; attended Dist. 52 and Meadow Grove; activities, junior president, sports editor of “Trojan”, cheerleader 1-3-4, pep club 1-2-3-4, glee club 1-2-3-4, queen 4, attendant 3; favorite sport—basketball; actor—Tyrone Power; song—Anniversary Song. JUNE “JUNEBUG” DAHL, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dahl; attended Mt. Hope and Meadow Grove; activities: Jr. class vice pres., pep club 1-2-3-4, secy.-treas. 4, glee club 1-2-3-4, queen’s attendant 3-4, class plays 3-4; favorite sport—basketball; actor— Gene Kelly; song—Anniversary Song. DONALD “DONNIE” DURRE, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Durre of Ewing; attended Dist. 73, Chambers, Ewing, Meadow Grove; activities: sec.-treas. 1, V. Pres. 2, Pres. 3, baseball 1-2-3-4, track 1, football 3, class plays 3-4; favorite sport—aviation; actor—Cary Grant; song—Tumbling Tumbleweed. JTMMY “LEROY” FERRY, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ferry; attended Meadow Grove 12 years; activities: soph, and senior president, basketball 1-2-3-4, co-captain 2, captain 3, baseball 1-2-3-4, king 3, attendant 4, class play 3; fa%rorite sport—basketball; actor—Judy Garland; song—Lulu. BILL “BILLYCARL” LEWIS, son of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Lewis; attended Tilden, Monroe, Columbus, Battle Creek, Vancouver, Wash., and Meadow Grove; activities: Sr. vice-pres.; basketball 3-4, baseball 3-4, track 4, class plays 3-4; favorite sport—basketball; actors—Spencer Tracy and Betty Grable; song—I Wanta Beer. HAROLD “FRANK” LYALLS, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Lyalls; attended Dist. 21, 27, Parma, Ida., Meadow Grove; activities: basketball 2-3, class play 3; favorite sport—hunting; actor—Ray Milland; song—Home on the Range. (Picture of Harold not available). DEAN “STUB” McCLATCIIEY, son of Mr. and Mrs. James McClat-chey; attended Dist. 52, 61, 27, 10, and Meadow Grove; activities: basketball 1-2-3-4, baseball 1-2-3-4, class plays 3-4; favorite sport— basketball; actor—Jack Carson; song—I Used to Work in Chicago. GEORGE “SPECS” MUNGER, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Munger: attended Dist. 24 and Meadow Grove; activities: editor-in-chief of “Trojan”, class plays 2-3-3-4; favorite sport—hunting; actress— Jane Russell; song—Rhapsody in Blue. SHOP AND SAVE uapllX 'D 'I ‘Q 'd J° JaqiuaW The finest Quality of Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Fancy Groceries and Meat that Satisfies Everything is Guaranteed To The Limit ..aiqenaa PIO � qx� MNVa N3aill 3HX Say to Your Friends “I'll meet you at your food market at 232 Norfolk Ave.” ECONOMY FOOD MARKET Norfolk Nebraska 3110JJ0N VJISVH33N ‘HTOdHOX XSIXN3(I •oav i[ojjom 80g nvwjooh r 3 aa 3HnXINHnj AV0N3IM n sejqa jpeaa ailing xDiaxsia H3MOd onand ivana axnhod nosiqvw M61 dO SSVrID OX SNOIXVinXVaONOD r Trojan Staff Seated, left to right—Rubee Collins, George Munger, Marcella Van Gundy, and Vondalee Smith. Standing—Darrell Schurman, Supt. Walter Kaul, Sponsor, and Leonard Terry. EDITOR-IN-CHIEF .............. George Munger ASSISTANT EDITOR ............. Leonard Terry BUSINESS MANAGER ......... Darrell Schurman ART EDITOR .............. Marcella Van Gundy SPORTS EDITOR ................ Rubee Collins ATHLETICS .................. Vondalee Smith 4 4 4 4 0 0 0 0 0 A r 4 0 0 0 0 I j i f 0 r c Senior Class Prophecy-1957 PAUL WEERTS Is now sitting in the president’s office at Concordia College with his feet on the desk. It’s not that he is important, but he keeps the papers from blowing away while the president is gone. OPAL UPTON Today is Opal’s happy day. She has just been willed the Meadow Grove News and has caught her a man. DARRELL SCHURMAN Is now on a fifty-fifty partnership with Wayne Galyen. Galyen gets the fifty dollars and Schurman gets the fifty cents. JUNE DAHL June and Arnold are now happily married. They still sit together in one chair. GEORGE HUNGER Is now second in command at Mike’s Gambling Den. His favorite expression is, “7 come 11”. MARCELLA VAN GUNDY Is a great artist. She pinch hits for A1 Capp when he is on vacation. VONDALEE SMITH Is now seen working in a big insurance office in New York. She can take dictation at 160 words per minute while sitting on the boss’s lap. JIM FERRY Is now the proprietor of a big night club, complete with chorus girls. He calls it, “Sloppy Jim’s”. JANICE SCHLUETER Is now married and lives in Minnesota in a cozy shack on the edge of a lake. DEAN McCLATCHEY Is now the owner of a fleet of trucks. He hauls gophers to Kansas and brings back sunflowers. CONGRATULATIONS TO CLASS OF 1947 Buyers of Eggs and Poultry Sellers of Feeds and Seeds Poultry and Hog Remedies UPTON’S PRODUCE NORCO FEED AND SEED STORE THE QUICK SERVE OIL COMPANY H. Myhre, Proprietor Tilden, Nebraska Phone 164 Mobilgas Mobiloil COMPLETE BANKING SERVICE THE NATIONAL BANK OF NORFOLK Norfolk, Nebraska Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Goodrich Tires Tubes STEWART SEED CO. DARLENE’S BEAUTY SHOP Field Seeds Bulk Garden Seed Plants Moeller’s Hybrid Seed Corn FINGER WAVES MANICURING PERMANENTS 309 Braasch Phone 769 Phone Meadow Grove-124 Tilden-2730 NORFOLK, NEBRASKA GREEN’S REPAIR SHOP General Repair and Parts CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS OF 1947 Meadow Grove Nebraska CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1947 BALLANTYNE FURNITURE Furniture Carpets Rugs Linoleum Stoves 407 Norfolk Ave. Norfolk, Nebraska PETRING MOTOR COMPANY YOUR FORD DEALER New and Used Cars and Trucks Ford Tractors and Implements Phone 60 Norfolk, Nebraska GILLETTE’S Pasteurized and Homogenized MILK In Meadow Grove At Lewis Grocery and Spence Grocery “Try it—you will like it Norfolk Nebraska TILDEN ELECTRIC CO. Wiring and Appliances Phone 20 PAT STANTON Tilden Nebraska Senior Class will We, the Senior class of Meadow Grove High School, being of sound body (and mind?) do hereby declare the following as our last will and testament: I, Darrell Schurman, bequeath my automobile to Virgil Hiatt. I, George Hunger, will my comic books to Mr. Kaul. P. S. He always gets them anyway. I, Vondalee Smith, will my picture of a sailor to Barbara Hansen. I don’t think this sailor will change. I, Don Durre, will my air-mindedness to Dale Ellis. I, June Dahl, will my day dreaming to anyone who wants it. I, Opal Uptoh, will my bashfullness to Bobbie Werner, and my leaky fountain pen to Duane Van Gundy. I, Rubee Collins, will my horn-rimmed glasses to Abe Lewis so he can see Miss Richards coming. I, Harold Lyalls, will my height to Joan Bishop. I, Paul Weerts, bequeath my surplus credits to the sophomore boys. I, Jim Ferry, will my short haircut to Eldon Fichter, and my razor to Jack Hon-ocks. I, Marcella Van Gundy, will my quietness to Kenneth Pratt. P. S.— Use to good advantage. I, Leonard Terry, will my ninth periods to Norman Kuntze. I, Dean McCIatchey, will my nickname “Stub” to Norman Wright. I, Bill Lewis, will my ability to come to school late to Don Sparr. I, Evelyn Brown, will my bangs to Theresa Motz. I, Janice Schlueter, will my out-of-town dates to Perry Osborn; especially those people from Madison. We, the Senior Class, will our answer books to the Faculty. We, the Senior Class, will the chewing gum under the desks to the Juniors. Happy Chewing! We, the Senior Class, will all our broken desks to all undergraduates. We, the Senior Class, will our ability to sneak out of the assembly to the Sophomores and Juniors. Sealed, Signed, Scribbled, and Smeared by the Senior Class on this day, the thirteenth day of April, in the year of our Lord, one thousand nine hundred and forty-seven. (Signed) THE SENIOR CLASS OF ’47. r ¥ f d r f ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ f ¥ ¥ f ¥ i 5 ; - ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ 3 r 5 0 0 - f ¥ J r CONGRATULATIONS Class of 1947 CARL’S CAFE (The Hangout) HULAC CLOTHING CO. For Old Men and Young Men The Good Place For Friends To Meet Norfolk Nebraska Proprietor Loren Lenz HIGBEE’S DISTRIBUTING CO. HENKEL’S SERVICE Phone 446 Norfolk Nebraska Gas, Tractor Fuel, Oil, Grease Tank Wagon Service Phone 27F11 West On 275 Norfolk Nebraska OWL SUPER MARKET INC. Norfolk, Nebraska The Food Center of Norfolk Quality Meats Groceries Refrigerated Lockers OWL SUPER MARKET Phone 303 Free Parking 121 So. 3rd Delivery 5 HIS OZARK COUSIN When the letter came announcing the visit of Mr, Were at an end. Mrs. Haines thought their cousins were hillbillies. Enlisting 1 a the aid of her friends, Faye Kirby Rankin Cl and Ned Richnian, Q Sue decided to have some fun, and play the part of real mountaineers P A m- and Mrs. Haines TZ 9 £ distant New York cousins, the lazy summer days at the home of the Rankin family 0 A £ f 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 I 0 when the Haines family came. The deception, however, was soon discovered by O Randall J and Frances, the Haines children, but they decided to play along with the Rankins and fool their parents. The only authentic hillbilly in the group, old Uncle Z-b Tyler, peace by Jack Rankin, ,C IT was ‘elected” a justice of the the mischief-maker, and persuaded to marry two of the ‘‘hillbillies”, Glenda Rankin a friend of and Gary Stark. theirs. Unexpectedly returning from a trip to California, the mother of the p Rankin children. Mrs. Rankin (9 revealed the plot to the Haines. All then joined in the fun of a mock wedding. Between Mrs. Haines' consternation at finding such uncouth relatives, and Uncle Zeb’s “Claghorn” remarks, the play was a riot of fun and laughter. Mr. Kaul n was the director and stage managers, costumes, and properties were in charge of Rubee Darrell, r 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 0 1 0 h 0 0 0 0 0 0 Senior characteristics Name Nickname Favorite Pastime Highest Ambition Where Found Pet Expressi Paul Weerts Herman Yawning Teaching Reading the dictionary All right! Opal Upton O-Pal Chasing men To graduate News office Oh, you! Darrell Scliurman Buch Watching LeOra New car Wieting's Holy smoke! George Munger Specks Smoking pipe To retire Wine cellar Tain’t feasible June Dahl June Bug Washing dishes To keep house With Arnie Oh. corn! Marcella Van Gundy Marcy Drawing Dress designer Schultz's You moron! Vondalee Smith Toots Combing hair Stenographer Everywhere. How about it, Abe? Hmmmmmm Jim Ferry LeRoy Playing ball Succeed his father Newman Grove Hallo Janice Schlueter Janny Sleeping Bookkeeper and typist In the office with Evelyn Bless you! Dean McClatchey Stub Playing cops and robbers Professional crook Alcatraz Daaaaa Rubee Collins Rub Singing To find a man Cooney's Chevy Oh, for John! Leonard Terry Termite Sleeping Sleeping Sleeping Ho hummmm Evelyn Brown Evalina Giggling To write more letters In the office That's for sure Bill Lewis Willie Eating Mechanic Under the Ford Daaaaaaa Harold Lyalls Frank Playing cards Drive a station wagon With little brother Jim Yea, but— Don Durre Durty Talking Pilot Airport Shut yo' mouf! ( i ■ hi,i mMm i I I rJh!i PILLEY’S Your Dependable Market on Poultry, Eggs, and Cream all Year Around FRANK PILLEY SONS INC. 402 North 3rd St. Norfolk, Nebraska Pilley’s Prices Please Producers DOERING DRUG STORE “Own Made” Ice Cream Fountain Drugs Sundries Phone 7 Battle Creek Nebraska CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS OF 1947 THE FAIR STORE “You’ll like the Fair Store” Norfolk Nebraska W. E. BROGAN Hardware, Paints, Linoleum Farm and Home Supplies Real Estate and Insurance Tilden Nebraska KOHL’S MOTOR SERVICE Car and Tractor Service Enarco Oils and Grease Phone 29 Tilden Nebraska The class of “47” The sophisticated Seniors You will miss, oh so soon, Happy days are nearly over In our old assembly room. There’s that tall, dark-haired, Opal Upton, And those four cheerleaders— Vondalee Smith, so blonde and fair, And Rubee who’s never talking, (joke), June, with her curly hair. And as you watch that red head, Janice, Strut around the assembly room, There’s no doubt she’ll still be strutting When she’s laid upon her tomb. There’s Marcella, the famous artist, Drawing pictures is her whim. Jim’s and Darrell’s hobby is making baskets In good old Meadow Grove’s gym. Evelyn Brown, who’s always busy. Running errands early and late. Bill and Terry, always asking, “How about a date?” Paul and George, our studious seniors, Always work and always win, Then there are Stub and Harold, Who never, never give in. Also there’s Don Durre, With his bright remarks flashing around, And let’s don’t forget That long lost Senior, Corrine Holtman, Who's in Missouri, wishing she were in her old home town. Best wishes to the Class of ’48, May you win both wealth and fame For good old Meadow Grove High School May you bless and honor the name. —Rubee Collins. W atches—Diamonds We Carry The Largest Stock of Jewelery in Northeast Nebraska WETZEL PUTTERS —JEWELERS— Norfolk Nebraska CHICAGO LUMBER COMPANY Lumber, Coal, Paint, Hardware John Deere Tractor Parts and Implements CHARLES McGRANE, Manager Phone 99 Meadow Grove Nebraska CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS ELLIS CARROLL GARAGE Phone Meadow Grove IDEAL SHOE SERVICE Shoe Repairing Prompt Service Let Us Mail Your Shoes J. RALPH WATTEYNE B-21 Nebraska CONTINENTAL GRAIN CO. CUSTOM GRINDING Complete Line of Chick Starter and Hog Feeds McNeilly Hybrid Seed Corn H. E. NEELY, Mgr. Norfolk Nebraska — Junior class First Row, Left to Right: Dorothy Schutt, Joan Gast, Donald Johnson, Betty Arrison, Theresa Motz; Second Row, Left to Right: Robert Werner, Duane Van Gundy, Arnold Werner, Norman Wright, Milton Pugh, and Miss Eunice Stauffer, Sponsor. In the fall of ‘44, sixteen green freshmen sneaked into the assembly room, with embarrassed walk and manner. In the fall of ’46 ten sauve and sophisticated Juniors strolled into the same room. Of the original group, Eugene Werner, Leon Sellin, Esther Swarm, Phyllis Kleider, Jim Schurman, Charles Jenkins, and Deon Dreger have left our ranks. Class officers this year were: Milton Pugh, Pres., Norman Wright, Vice-Pres., Bob Werner, Secy., and Arnold Werner, Treas. Miss Stauffer was sponsor. Meadow Grove High will have a small but outstanding graduating class in 1948. Special events this year were the Junior-Senior Banquet, with “The Old South” as theme, and the Junior Play, which is summarized below. MYSTERY IN THE LIBRARY The Editorial Staff of the college paper, in session on a dark and stormy night in the college library, finds itself involved in a mysterious affair which is to have national significance. The terrifying events which break up the meeting are at first accredited to a fraternity initiation, then taking place in the gym. Gradually it becomes apparent that some force, entirely alien to the school, is menacing the safety of the students. Dick Martin, and Mr. Hartman found some clues and while solving the mystery became seriously involved. With the help of Inspector Burke and his men and the “always present” Annie Goopy, the mystery was solved and no one was hurt. ______________— _ First Row, Left to Right: Dale Ellis, Donald Sparr, Everett Marquardt, Harold Koetter, Lester Lieswald, Orlin Stolle, Jerome Staub. Second Row, Left to Right: Clara Belle Terry, Bar- bara Hansen, Eileen Munger, LeOra Wieting, Daphne Collins, Gordon Volk, Lawrence Retzlaff, Sponsor. Third Row, Left to Right: John Yenter, Frank Lewis, Jack Horrocks, Donald Austin, Donald Schroeder, Boyd James, Ross Switzer and Albert Lewis. In the fall of nineteen forty five, six girls and nineteen boys enrolled as greenheads in the freshman class. As the class officers of these greenheads we elected Don Sparr as President, LeOra Wieting as Vice President and David Holtman as Secretary and Treasurer. After our initiation we then were full-fledged Trojans. We had Mr. Richard Hall for sponsor the first semester and Mr. Frank Lee for sponsor the second semester. Before the year was over, we lost one girl, Lois Nierman, and two boys, Dean Fisher and Lloyd Terry, but we gained Jerome Staub to leave us a total of twenty three. After three months of leave from Meadow Grove High, these twenty-three Trojans enrolled as Sophomores. This year we elected Abe Lewis as President, Dale Ellis as Vice President, Daphne Collins as Secretary, and LeOra Wieting as Treasurer. We had Mr. Wayne Galyen as sponsor for the first semester and Mr. Lawrence Retzlaff as sponsor for the second semester. This year we lost David Holtman, but gained John Yenter, which still left us a total of twenty-three to be the Junior Class of nineteen forty seven. ? Id r r i t LeOra Wieting r f r First flow, Left to Right: Ruth Sparr, Jack Warrick, Freddie Lewis, Norman Kuntze, Boyd Boyer, JoAnn Bishop. Second Row, Left to Right: Miss Amber Richards, Sponsor, Lloyd Terry, Junior Monson, Perry Osborn, Virgil Hyatt, Kenneth Pratt, Raymond McClatchey. Third Row, Left to Right: Wanda Lewis, Joyce Wer- ner, Patt Daniel, Gloria Kohl, Joyce Austin and Ruth Koenig. On September second, nineteen forty six, seventeen timid freshmen entered the massive halls of Meadow Grove High School. About three weeks later, seventeen frightened freshmen were initiated and emerged full-fledged Trojans. Late in October we had our first school-sponsored party. It was a great success as were two other parties later in the school term. The class officers were President-Junior Monson, Vice President, Jack Warrick, Secretary and Treasurer, Patt Daniel. Early in the second semester, a new member enrolled in our class, Wilma Lyalls, who had been living in Idaho. Miss Jean McCaleb was our class sponsor the first semester and Miss Amber Richards was our class sponsor the second semester. UVVWx .... V v First row: LaRene Pierce, DeVoe Ann Fischer, Dixie Lee Ferry, Janice Dreger, Donna Rae Daugherty, Charlotte Ellis. Second row: Bob Warrick, Gary Schulze, Barbara Osborn, Donna Sparr, Keith Staub, Barbara Hamley. Third row: Johnny Lewis, Ronald Gast, Bill Wilson, Stanley Sanne, Joe Sanne, Jimmy Lewis, Ronny Lewis and Miss Betty Stauffer, Teacher. SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADES First row: Ramona Werner, Elsie Louthan, Patty Lewis, Lois McClatchey, Pearl Weerts. Second row: Mrs. Eunice Galyen, Teacher, Phyllis Ann Osborn, JoAnn Ferry, Dick Werner, Kay Botsford, Anna Belle Louthan, Donna Marie Pierce. Third row: Howard Ellis, Bob Horrocks, Robert Kilmer, Dale Nelsen, Eugene Abrahamson and Gerald Van Gundy. FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADES ■- For Greater Dollar Value, buy your next Home Appliance from the NORFOLK MAYTAG COMPANY (Washer Market for Northeast Nebr.) “Dutch Oven” Range Home Freezers 3 Models of Washers Monarch Electric, Gas, Coal and Combination Ranges; Skelgas Bottled Gas Ranges; Roper Gas Ranges; Automatic Water Heaters in all sizes for Electric, Gas, and Oil Fired; and Wringer rolls for all makes of Washers. 20 years of service and installation experience. MAAS WALLPAPER For excellent house paint and wallpaper, see Maas. Remember, for spring house-cleaning aids, drop in and visit Maas located at Norfolk Avenue Norfolk, Nebraska CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS OF 1947 Compliments of THZ DeLAY NATIONAL BANK Come one—Come all. Loans for everyone. We are here to help you at the time of need. Let us worry about your financial difficulties MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Norfolk Nebraska THIRD AND FOURTH GRADES First row: Joan Nelsen, Kenneth Van Gundy, Phyllis Ann McGrane, Rose Lewis, Barbara Dreger, Donald Carr, Rebecca Hamley. Second row: Jerry Daughtery, Janet Warrick, Jean Alyea, Arlan Upton, Arlene Ziegenbein, Bonita Osborn, Dale McClatchey and Miss Miriam Roberts, Teacher. FIRST AND SECOND GRADES First row: Eddie Ferry, Norma Lee Pierce, Kay Wilson, Al Ray Kaul, Jerry Lewis, Richard King. Second row: Karen Novotny, LuNette Wieting, Larry Berg, Carol Horrocks, Donald Ziegenbein, Ralph McClatchey. Third row: Royce Saltz, Ann Marie Pobanz, Jerry Baskett, Billy Louthan, Emery Jenkins, Bob Alyea, Lloyd Jenkins and Miss Ruth Roberts, Teacher. “Congratulations Class of 1947” -■ International Harvester PARTS and SERVICE “The Service that Satisfies” NELSEN IMPLEMENT COMPANY A. P. NELSEN, Proprietor I Meadow Grove Nebraska MEADOW GROVE CO-OP. CREDIT ASSOCIATION F. J. BEECH, Sec. Treas. Meadow Grove Nebraska EVANS DRUGS Extends Congratulations to the Class of 1947 Meadow Grove, Nebraska r S’ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 I 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 f 0 0 ', 0 0 0 0 First Row, Left to Right: Milton Pugh, Darrell Schurman, Arnold Werner, Jim Ferry, Robert Werner Second Row, Left to Right: Eldon Fichter, Student Manager, Albert Lewis, Lester Lieswald, Bill Lewis, Dale Ellis, Dean McClatchey, and Coach Lawrence ReUlaff. Under the expert guidance of coaches Wayne Galyen and Lawrence “Sonny” Retzlaff, the Trojans this season emerged from a four year slump to go on a real winning spree. After playing together as the first five for two years, Milt, Arnie, Darrell, Jim ana Bob demonstrated some smooth efficient basketball playing this winter. Three trophies were added to our collection, the Cornbelt Conference, the Cornbelt Tournament and the District Runner-up. Bob and Milt also made the all-conference Ten. The Second Team turned in some fine performances also, and indications are that some of these boys will be promoted to the first team next year. Purchase of a new electric scoreboard has added much to local in- terest in the games. 1946-47 Basketball Schedule Dec. 3 Winside 29 30 •Feb. 5 Clearwater 24 27 Dec. 6 Sacred Heart 43 20 •Feb. 6 Battle Creek 21 24 Dec. 15 Oakdale 11 74 Feb. 7 Neligh 17 25 Dec. 17 Neligh 24 14 Feb. 11 Clearwater 26 37 Jan. 3 Petersburg 30 51 Feb. 14 Ewing 18 27 Jan. 7 Battle Creek 26 27 Feb. 18 Elgin 19 27 Jan. 10 Tilden 19 36 Feb. 21 Madison 22 25 Jan. 14 Oakdale 14 36 Feb. 24 Norfolk Res. 32 25 Jan. 21 Petersburg 24 44 •Feb. 27 Wausa 19 30 Jan. 25 Norfolk Res. 24 22 •Feb. 28 Plainview 32 35 Jan. 28 Winside 45 21 •Mar. 1 Hartington 23 20 Jan. 31 Tilden 21 25 ( indicates tournament games) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 d 0 0 0 NORFOLK COLLEGE OF BUSINESS Over Hutchinsons Store Norfolk, Nebraska Complete business training in the following courses Stenographic, Secretarial, Dictaphone, Civil Service, Bookkeeping and Accounting, Burroughs Calculator Phone 1103 Low Tuition Rates SEGAR’S CAFE Harding’s and Meadow Gold Ice Cream Meals—Short Orders—Confections—Tobaccos Congratulations to the Members of the Class of 1947 GILLESPIE BROTHERS JEWELERS AND OPTOMETRISTS Headquarters for Properly Fitted Glasses Elgin, Hamilton, and Walthan Watches Zenith Radonic Hearing Aid 324 Norfolk Ave., Phone 170 BASEBALL Baseball, the national game, is also coming into its own at Meadow Grove, especially in the summer months. Our baseball schedule this year consisted of an exchange of games with Tilden last fall and eight games this spring, with Brunswick, Newman Grove, Oakdale and Elgin as opponents. We w’ent through both seasons undefeated. The purchase of flashy new uniforms has added immensely to the appearance and the morale of the team. BASEBALL SCHEDULE 1946—47 Scon Sept. 24—Tilden here Oct. 1—Tilden there Apr. 11—Oakdale there ......... 11 Apr. 29—Brunswick there ....... 11 May 1—Elgin here .............. 25 May 6—Oakdale here ............ 14 May 9—Newman Grove there ...... 15 May 12—Elgin there (rained out) May 16—Brunswick here .......... 7 May 23—Newman Grove here .... We They 11 1 11 2 25 0 14 2 15 5 1 0 7 4 10 2 Track Track was revived in the Cornbelt Conference this year, although a few schools had never given up this sport entirely. Invitational meets were held at Columbus and Norfolk. Madison was host to the Conference Meet, and also won the event. The District Meet was held at Wayne. Front row—Orlin Stolle. Don Durre, Donald Johnson, Albert Lewis, Ross Switzer and Donald Austin. Second row—Mr. Retzlaff, Coach, Don Sparr, Robert Werner, Darrell Schurman, Jim Ferry, Jerome Staub, Fred Lewis, Dale Ellis and Milton Pugh. Arnold Werner not in picture. r f 4 F F F d T 4 F 4 F F F F F } F F F ! F F F Koetter, Pugh, Sparr, B. Lewis JACOBSON APPLIANCE COMPANY 3 Doors east of Radio Station W. J. A. G. Wilcox-Gay Combination Radio Recorders Home and Farm Dual Purpose Freezers Norfolk, Nebraska Cash Buyers of Cream, Eggs, Manufacturers of Corkles Hog Poultry and Hides—Phone 11 Supplement and Poultry Feeds THE CORKLE PRODUCE COMPANY PAUL E. CORKLE, Manager Tilden, Nebraska Phone 53 Prescription Pharmacy Everything in Fountain Service Drugs Sundries TILDEN DRUG COMPANY Tilden, Nebraska McKesson Drugs Phone 13 Special Gift Items BABY CHICKS ELKHORN VALLEY HATCHERY Battle Creek Nebraska First Row, Leftto Right: Miss Eunice Stauffer, Instructor, JoAnn Bishop, Gloria Kohl, Daphne Collins, Rubee Collins, Theresa Motz, Miss Betty Stauffer, Instructor. Second Row, Left to Right: Wanda Lewis, Patt Daniel, Joan Gast, Marcella Van Gundy, Betty Arrison, LeOra Wieting, Barbara Hansen, Clara Belle Terry. Third Row, Left to Right: Joyce Austin, Dorothy Schutt, Eileen Munger, Vondalee Smith, Opal Upton, Ruth Koenig, Joyce Werner, June Dahl and Ruth Sparr. The Girls’ glee club, the triple trio, the trio and the duet, were under the direction of Miss Eunice Stauffer, assisted by Miss Betty Stauffer. These musical groups presented numbers at various school activities, but the main event of the year was the District Music Contest at O’Neill. There the girls’ trio rated good, as did the duet. Rubee Collins rated good as a soloist. BOYS’ GLEE CLUB First Row, Left to Right: Jack Warrick, Lloyd Terry, Junior Monson, Donald Sparr, Robert Werner, Eldon Fichter, Jack Horrocks, Kenneth Pratt. Second Row, Left to Right: Miss Betty Stauffer, Instructor, Donald Austin, Paul Weerts, Milton Pugh, Dale Ellis, Jim Ferry, Bill Lewis, Arnold Werner, Darrell Schurman, Norman Wright, Perry Osborn, Albert Lewis and Miss Eunice Stauffer, Instructor. The athletic program forced us to disband the boys’ glee club. At the contest. Bob Werner rated superior, Ross Switzer and Don Sparr excellent, Boys’ quartet average. VICTORY THEATRE Tilden, Nebraska MILLARD RETHWISCH, Manager WE STRIVE TO GIVE THE BEST IN ENTERTAINMENT CONGRATULATIONS BEST WISHES LEWIS STORE Meadow Grove Nebraska . PEP CLUB First row—JoAnn Bishop, Wanda Lewis, Joyce Werner, Dorothy Schutt, Theresa Motz, Clara Belle Terry, Ruth Sparr. Second row—Daphne Collins, Evelyn Brown, Betty Arrison, Opal Upton, Marcella Van Gundy, LeOra Wieting, Ruth Koenig, Miss Stauffer. Third row—Janice Schlueter, .Vondalee Smith, Joan Gast, Gloria Kohl, Joyce Austin, Patt Daniel, Barbara Hansen, Rubee Collins and June Dahl. The Meadow Grove Pep Club, in their white skirts and red cardigan sweaters were a familiar sight at every game played by the Trojans this year, lending their moral anti vocal support to the teams. Officers of the organization were: Theresa Motz, Pres., Vondalee Smith, Vice-Pres., June Dahl, Secy.-Treas., and Miss Eunice Stauffer, Sponsor Highlights of the season were the drills at several games, the Coronation of Rubee and Darrell as queen and king, and the supper and show following. Besides the cheerleaders shown below, there were also three baseball team cheerleaders, LeOra Wieting, Daphne Collins, and Clara Belle Terry. Patt Daniel and Joyce Werner showed some real talent as baton twirlers, and we expect to see them in action next year. The Pep Club is proud of the basketball team and the trophies they won this year. Second Team Cheerleaders Theresa Motz Betty Arrison Dorothy Schutt First Team Cheerleaders Vondalee Smith Rubee Collins June Dahl Janice Schlueter Congratulations and Best Wishes Seniors of 1947” FERRY’S POOL HALL ROY FERRY, Proprietor Soft Drinks and Confections Grahams Ice Cream “We Serve The Public “If we please you, tell others—if not, tell us” Meadow Grove CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS OF 1947 DR. M. W. HUNT Phone 90 Battle Creek CONGRATULATIONS CREAM—POULTRY—EGGS RISOR’S PRODUCE Nebraska .Nebraska Battle Creek Nebraska OUR COMPLIMENTS— To the Graduates— To the Superintendent— To the Undergraduates— To the Members o the Faculty— We hope that our contribution has enabled you to enjoy a better Year Book than would otherwise have been possible YENTER LOCKER Meadow Grove Nebraska TIRES REPAIRED PROMPT SERVICE D-X GAS and OIL Come in and try our Quality Gas and Oil LEWIS OIL BILL LEWIS, Proprietor Meadow Grove Located on 275 Nebraska CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS OF 1947 CONSUMERS PUBLIC POWER DISTRICT Norfolk Nebraska CONGRATULATIONS BEST WISHES MEADOW GROVE NEWS ■ Meadow Grove Nebraska Day's Happenings 7:59 Kaul arrives for some quiet meditation. 8:40 Bus arrives; things start humming. 8:57 Galyen yells, “At ease now! Find a seat or two”. 9:02 Arnie bids June farewell ’till 9:20. 9:09 Bang! Crash! Abe and Fred just arrived. 9:11 Seniors discuss last night’s dates. 9:16 World-Herald is delivered, Frank enters. 9:20 Everybody gets a drink. 9:21 Darrell reluctantly leaves LeOra. 9:22 Richards cracks down in English 10. 9:47 Paul and George have daily argument with Stauffer in Sr. English. 10:00 June and Arnie confer behind the hall door. 10:01 Freshmen girls rearrange their makeup. 10:40 Shorthand class looks relieved. McCaleb must have have finished reading “Anna and the King of Siam”. 10:41 Kaul has assembly; everyone hides comis books. 10:56 Retzlaff and Junior Typing boys arguing athletics. 11:21 Heated discussion on Ford and Chevy between Kaul and Monson in Safety Education Class. 11.37 Casualty in Home Ec. Patt stuck her finger with a needle. 12:00 Mad rush for Carl’s and Segar’s. 12:45 Don and Theresa in deep conversation on stairway. 12:50 Teachers meeting in the office; wonder what they’re cooking up. 12:59 Retzlaff: “Take your seats now—at least what’s here”. 1:16 Some start studying for 1:20 class. 1:20 Freshies race to Algebra. They’ll learn. 1:55 Typing IIB class exhausted after ten minute speed test. 2:15 A paper airplane makes a trial run. 2:16 Crash! Senior class having meeting without sponsor. 2:40 All.eyes on Retzlaff—who has to stay in today? 3:20 Odd noises emenating form the lab indicates music practice. 3:40 George is buried in a comic book. 4:00 Everyone “tiptoes” downstairs as Mr. Switzer fights his way up. 4:02 The silence is deafening. 5:00 Jack, Kenny, and Boyd leave, in a slight hurry. 5:20 A tired and beaten man leaves the building. Supt. Kaul has put in another day of education. BATTLE CREEK CO-OPERATIVE CREAMERY AAGE PETERSEN, Manager Market Your Cream the Co-operative Way Phone 802—Battle Creek for the Truckman who will call at your door. Mill Phone 803 Leading Ladies Ready-to-Wear Store STYLE SHOP Norfolk Nebraska —TO SERVE YOU BEST— • CHILDS’ FOOD SHOP MEADOW GROVE TELEPHONE COMPANY —THE— HOME OF GOOD FOODS Meadow Grove Nebraska 429 Norfolk Ave. Norfolk ROBERTS CLEANERS “Congratulations to the Class of 1947” Tilden Nebraska JACK Marshall ORTUARY Established 1896 AMBULANCE SERVICE—DAY OR NIGHT Phone 4 Ti]den JOHNSON MOTOR SERVICE Tilden Nebraska SALES SERVICE ‘There’s a Ford in Your Future’ BLACKMORE SERVICE STATION Gas—Oil Pop—Confections Tilden BEST WISHES—SENIORS DR. H. E. SALSBURG, M. D. Nebraska Tilden Phone 27 ■ 4 0 4 0 0 f 4 0 0 4 4 0 i 0 0 0 f CALENDAR OF THE YEAR Sept. 2—False alarm! No school for another week. Sept. 9—Mad scramble for assembly seats. Sept. 10—Some changes made in above seating. Sept. 11—Safety film shown by Sgt. Witt, Safety Patrol. Sept. 18—Some decided to open their books—just curious. Sept. 20—Freshman initiation. Sept. 23—Talk by Rev. Olsen, missionary form China. Sept. 24—Baseball game with Tilden here. Oct. 1—Baseball game with Tilden there. Oct. 3—Reception for teachers at Methodist church. Oct. 11—Dr. Barr gives health examinations Oct. 14—6 weeks gone—some begin studying for exams. Oct. 16—Misner players present stage show. Oct. 22—David Mylan presents characterizations in costume. Oct. 24—Teachers’ convention—holiday for MGHS. Oct. 26—Seniors have their maps photographed at Albion. Nov. 8—Seniors present “His Ozark Cousin”. Nov. 15—I. T. Club talent show. Nov. 28—Thanksgiving vacation, and are we thankful! Dec. 3—Won first first basketball game from Winside. Dec. 12—Grades present operetta “Scrooge’s Christmas”. Dec. 13—Trojans go on scoring spi'ee, 74-11 over Oakdale. Dec. 17—Trojans lost to Neligh. Dec. 20—M ERRY CHRISTMAS Jan. 3—Petersburg fell against Trojan onslaught. Jan. 6—Back to the old grind; nobody can settle down. Jan. 7—Battle Creek repeats what Petersburg did. Jan. 20—Miss Richards replaces Miss McCaleb. Jan. 21—Trojans did it to Petersburg again. Jan. 25—We lose a close one to Norfolk Reserves. Jan. 28—We lose to Winside, but how!! John Deere show. Jan. 31—Tilden Tigers prove to be overrated. Febr. 3—Coach Retzlaff takes over from Coach Galyen. Febr. 5—Cornbelt tournament; we upset Clearwater. Febr. 6—Battle Creek brushed aside. Febr. 7—We handed one to Neligh. Trophy No. 1. Febr. 11—We repeat against Clearwater. Febr. 13—International Harvester show. 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ? f ; i ? 0 0 0 f 0 f 0 0 0 0 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS OF 1947 ALICE’S CAFE E ROY LYALLS Sandwiches, Tobacco, Soft Drinks, Confections, Etc. Phone 19 Local Hauling Norfolk Nebraska MOTOR REWINDING Wiring—Electric Appliances —Radio Repairing— Everything Electrical KRUEGER ELECTRIC CO. FARMERS UNION CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION Extends Congratulations to the Class of 1947 501-07 Norfolk Ave. Norfolk, Nebr. Meadow Grove Nebraska SMILEYS TINY TOT SHOP DR. WALTER H. MINER In Hotel Waldorf DENTIST 4th and Main Norfolk Nebraska 0411 Norfolk Ave. Norfolk ■■■■■■■■■■ Calendar of the Year Febr. 14—We work Ewing over. Febr. 18—Elgin downed. Febr. 21—Trophy No. 2 added to our collection; Madison defeated. Febr. 24—Norfolk brought their football (?) team over. Febr. 27—Wausa bowled over, first Dist. tournament game. Febr. 28—Plainview handed a bitter defeat. Mar. 1—Fates were against us; Hartington takes first. Mar. 12—Boys go to state tourney; Mac takes our pictures. Mar. 20—Coronation and luncheon for Trojans. Apr. 1—Teachex-s patience undergoes severe test on Apr. 1. Apr. 2—Senior Sneak Day—all aboard! Apr. 3—LeRoy, the Wizard performs. Apr. 7—Eunice Stauffer gets the mumps. Apr. 8—Dean McIntyre gives seniors a lecture. Apr. 11—Oakdale is Trojans’ first baseball victim. Apr. 14—Movie on tuberculosis. Apr. 16—Movies and talk by Capt. Paul Dry. Apr. 16—Columbus invitational track meet. Apr. 17—District music contest at O’Neill. Apr. 20—School board gives Trojans an ice cream feed. Apr. 21—Abe Lewis has hangover next day. Apr. 22—Norfolk Junior College musicale; Madison thack meet. Apr. 25—Norfolk track meet. Apr. 28—Students get the needle from Dr. Salsburg. Apr. 29—Brunswick takes baseball beating from Trojans. Apr. 30—Juniors present “Mystery in the Library.” May 2—Spring officially here; Mr. Kaul goes to Andes. May 5—Great Day! Mr. Kaul gets new Nash. May 6—Oakdale bows again; Wayne dean talks to senioi-s. May 9—Trojans defeat Newman Gi-ove; 8th grade exams. May 12—Elgin game rained out. May 13—We go to press. May 14—Junior-Senior Banquet “In the O'd South.” May 15—Slouch day. May 16—Baseball with Brunswick. May 18—Baccalaui'eate seiwices. May 20—Commencement exercises; seniors’ worries ovei May 23—Community picnic; Baseball with Newman Gi'ove. SUPER DUPER MARKET “Quality Merchandise at Fair Prices” SUPERIOR SEED SUPPLY CO. Jim Williams Proprietor 302 NORFOLK AVE. REIKOFSKI SERVICE STATION NORFOLK, NEBR. Tilden Nebraska ON HIGHWAY 275 WHITE WAY CAFE Lunches Short Orders Confections—'Pop Grahams Ice Cream Meadow Grove Nebraska CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS OF 1947 Your welcome is not measured by the amount you spend SPENCE MARKET Meadow Grove Phone A-54 Nebraska GRABER AND BROSH Gravel Hauling Short or Long Hauls Meadow Grove Nebraska CONGRATULATIONS Class of 1947 Stop in at RASLEYS DRY CLEANERS Norfolk Nebraska CONGRATULATIONS BEST WISHES Tilden ASHBURN FURNITURE Complete Home Furnishings Nebraska BATTLE CREEK STATE BANK MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Capital $25,000 Battle Creek Surplus $10,000 Nebraska MEADOW GROVE HATCHERY “The place to get the best in day-old and started chicks” Located 4 blocks west of Chicago Lumber Co. Fhone A-145 Post Office Box 26 Meadow Grove, Nebraska Owners Operators—Virgil Edgar Egan “The Hatchery that serves you best for less”. CONGRATULATIONS from TILDEN DRY CLEANERS Art Seiffert Proprietor CRAM IMPLEMENT CO. Successor to Ashburn ALLYS CHALMERS Sales Tilden Service Nebraska Residence B-145 SHdVdooxnv DIXIE CREAM DONUT SHOP CONGRATULATES THE SENIORS OF 1947 Get your doughnuts here folks—None other like them, mmm! They’re delicious. Madison Avenue Norfolk Nebraska BREEZY’S SHOE SHOP “See Breezy and Walk Easy” MAIL ORDERS ACCEPTED 114 So. 5th St. Norfolk Ask For— Nor-Bo-Co Bottled Carbonated Beverages PEFSI COLA Bottled under Sanitary Conditions JIM McCLATCHEY Commercial Hauling Local and Long Distance Day and Night Service You Call—We Haul Phone 114 Meadow Grove, Neb. FURNITURE, PICTURES MIRRORS Please Come in and See us STEFFEN FURNITURE Phone 56 S. W. Steffen ■ NORFOLK BOTTLING CO. 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