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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1950 volume:

We, the seniors of 1950, dedicate our annual, to our sponsor. You have guided us through all our obstacles for the past three years. It is our desire to express to you our deep gratitude and sincere appreciation for the powerful influence you have had in making our high school days most successful and pleasant. THE SENIORS To thine own self be true. And it will follow—as night follows day Thou canst not then be false to anyone. ...William Shakespeare Editor in Chief...............Boyd Boyer Assistant Editor.............JoAnn Bishop Assistant Jr. Editor.....Gerald VanGundy _ . Business Manager...................Junior Monson Advertising Manager..................Fred Lewis Sports Editor........................Jack Warrick Photography.........................Perry Osborne 'Wanda Lewis Senior Committee......................Pat Daniel Gloria Kohl Wilma Lyall Kenny Pratt Typing..............................Kenny Pratt Boyd Boyer Class Sponsor.........Mrs. Walter Steffen annual Sponsor......Robert a. Ballantjrne Aqua, Silver, Rose OW?V to Talisman Rose r ROBERT A. BALLANTTNE Superintendent — Meadow Grove, Nebraska University of Nebraska B. of Sc., V A. Commercial, English Freshman Sponsor (Urs. W. A.) ALMA E. STEFFEN Principal Norfolk, Nebraska University of Nebraska Professional Life Certificate English, Vusic, Home Ec. Senior Sponsor HAROLD LUTTMAN Meadow Grove, Nebraska Peru State Teachers College B. of Sc. Shop, Social Studies Coaching Sophomore Sponsor KENNETH SLENTZ Meadow Grove, Nebraska Wayne State Teachers College A. B. Ed. Math, Science f— Junior Sponsor H M E U L T L y Mrs. Harold) Louise Luttman Meadow GroveNebraska Peru State Teachers College 3 years 7-6 Grades Miss Helen Woses Stuart, Nebraska Norfolk Junior College Junior Elementary Certificate K-l-2 Grades Hay Springs, Nebraska Chadron State Teachers College Junior Elementary Certificate 3-U Grades (Mrs, Harold) Olive Seybold Norfolk, Nebraska Nebraska Wesleyan University y Professional Life Certificate ' 5-6 Grades Miss Delpha Marshall 6:00 7:00 7S30 7:45 8; 00 8 10 8;30 8:40 8:45 8:55 9:00 9:15 9:20 10; 22 11:05 12;00 1:00 1:10 1:45 2;27 3:10 3:40 4:00 4:30 5:00 DAY'S HAPPENING The oun didn't rise on Meadow Grove again this morningl Oh Hm. There goes the whistle that will wake Mr. Switzer and the Meadow Grove teachers (I hope not). What's the strange noise below the school house? Ohl Switzer Just started the bus. The stoker going good, Mr. Switzer decides It's time to hit the trail again. The teachers begin to arrive first Mr. Ballantyne and Mr. Slentz then the Norfolk teachers. What's that green streak coming from the east? It's Luttman and his speed wagon. Here comes that yellow streak from the south. Gang wayj Mr. Ballantyne meets you at the door; Take your overshoes off up here (fellows) The girls come Into the assembly and take their seats. The boys fly Into the assembly Mr. Ballantyne says Hurry fellows A low moan from the assembly, time for English 11 12 and nobody has his lesson. Here comes Boyd and Kenny: Same old line-lost their keys. At last Gerald comes in. Perry Osborne rebuilds Henry Ford's last car In Physics class. The school house begins to vibrate the shop class has begun. Poor Mr. Slentz-another day for Biology with the Sophomores. Fittings or food begins In Home Ec. Here comes the Junior and Seniors but where are the Sophomores and Freshmen? (Ballantyne kept them for a before-dinner lesson on shooting spltwads).. Again Mr. Ballantyne hurry fellows There's a strange noise In the Home Ec. room-band todayI AhJ hear that triple trio practlng (sounds like a cat fight). Here comes the advanced Algebra class all 6 of them. 4A's and 2D 'a. World Geography Mr. Luttman'a prize class most of them A students . Mrs. Steffen announces every boy who doesn't have there name on the board may go out for athletics. (No one leaves.) School's out for some of them. Another day-Wow? Erwin, Plckel and Bill come out all smiles, glad to get out. Stanley and Dick Terry followed by Mrs. Steffen, not so happy. All Is quiet so Ballantyne goes home to rest for the next day. Gloria E. Kohl G.A.A..........1-2-3 Pep Club----1-2-3-4 Girls Glee -1-2-3-4 Triple trio--------4 Contest------------4 Classplay--------3-4 Sec. Class---------4 Annual-------------4 Patricia Ann Daniel Pep Club-----1-2-3-4 Pep Club Pres.------4 Glee Club —-1-2-3-4 Music Contest ----1-4 Triple Trio---------4 Class Pres. --------2 Cl8ss Play--------8-4 Class Sec. ---------1 Fred Lewis Music-------------3-4 Baseball-----1-2-3-4 Basketball------2-3-4 Captain of the yr.-4 Class President ----4 Lettersmans Club —4 Classplay --------3-4 Wanda Lewis Pep Club-------1-2-3-4 Cheerleader ---------4 Music----------1-2-3-4 G.A.A. --------1-2-3-4 Class Play----------- -3-4 Annual---------------4 Ruth Elaine Sparr Pep Club -■ Music ----- G.A.A —- —' Class Play -1-2-3-4 -1-2-3-4 .....3-4 ......3-4 Wilma Lyall G.A.A. ------------1 2 Pep Club --------1-3-4 V. Pres, of Pep Club-4 Class Play-----------4 Mixed Chorus-------1-2 Girls' Music —1-2-3-4 Annual ------------------4 Virgil De Vaul Hiatt Jr. Basketball --------4 Track------------ 2 Boys’ Chorus---2-3-4 Contest --------- 4 Class Play ---—-3-4 Quartet----------2-4 Joyce Austin Pep Club-----1-2-1-1+ Glee Club —1-2-3-+ Triple Trio-------i+ Trio---------------2 usie Contest------■; Cueen's Attendant-3 G.A.A.-----------1-2 Peo Club Treas.-7-l+ Class Vlci . Pres.-Z '’lass Treas.------ Class Play-------3-u Norman Herbert ffuntze Baseball --------—Ij. Basketball --------q. Class Play-----3-ij. JoAnn Bishop Pep Club ----1-2-3- Glee Club —1-2-3-1+ Triple Trio-------1+ Trio---------------2 Music Contest-1-3-4 Class Play-------3-q G.A.A.---------1-2-1 Cheerleader--------q Pen Club Sec. —3 4 News Reporter------1+ Annual------------1 Class Sec. --------2 Perry Osborne Basketball ----------4 Music----------1-2-3-4 Class Play---------3-4 Annual----------------4 Track----------------2 Sec.Lettermans'Club—4 Albert J. Monson Jr. Basketball--------2-3-4 Baseball--------1-2-3-4 Pres, of Class--------1 Sec. Treas .--------3 Class Play----------3-4 Music-----------1-2-3-4 Quartet-------------2-4 Annual----------------4 Loretta Joyce Werner Pep Club-----1-2-3-J+ Music--------1-2-3-ii Cheerleader--------3 Class Play--------3 b G.A.A.----------1-2-3 Music-------1-2 Classplay Annual — Quartet Raymond McClatchey Music-------1-2-3-h. Classplay -------3-4 Ruth Marie Koenig Music ---- Pep Club • Classplay Harris Class Play-Class V. P: Music------ Annual----- Jack Warrick Jr Basketball ----- Baseball ------- Music--------1-2 Class Play ---- Annual --------- Class President Quartet -------- LaVerne Mae Mozer Pep Club Music ---- Classplay US I, Joyce Austin, will thimc they could use sweet manner to all the underclassmen who Bishop, will my out-of-town dates to the freshman girls, but not ail of them, you greedy thingsJ ixooumou my pick-up t0 Gerald Van Gundy to use as a picker- I, Pat Daniel, will my sophisticated Pfistere fXs if she needed them.) well-groomed ways to Mabel PHiatt, will my goatee to Eudell Feldmann, and my deep bass voice to Elna Mae Neerts. ' I, Ruth Knoenlg, will my old Model A to anyone who can start it. I, Norman Kuntze, will, well, distribute my height among the members of the next basket-ball team. They can use it. I, Gloria Kohl, will my Newman Grove interests to Karen Volk, and my late hours to 'pearl Weerts. I, Fred Lewis, will my gal to brother Jimmy. Let's keep her In the family, huh? I, Wanda Lewis, will my ability to chew gum and talk fast at the same time to anyone who can master It. I,Wilma Lyall,wlll my Interest in the John Deere Implements to Barbara Hamlly if she thinks she can get him. I, Raymond McClatchey, will my deep voice to Mr. Slentz. Now don't gr owl at us that way I I, Junior lfonson, will my atlas physique clad In polka-dot (pardon the expression) shorts, to Jim Lewis. I, LaVerne Mozer, will my good standing with Mr. Ballantyne to Bob Horrocks. I, Perry Osborne, will my maniac way of driving to anyone that's a maniac. I, Kenny Pratt, will my fast Ford to anyone who wants to ride at a snail's pace. (Only joking, of course.) I, Ruth Sparr, will my pint-sized figure to any one who needs it. (Use to good advantage). I, Jack Warrick, will my paper wads■to Dick Terry, now make good use of each diW, kTd J I, Joyce Werner, will my hope chest to any doubtful girl who thinks its hopeless! We, the Seniors in sound mind and body in the year of our Lord, nineteen hundred and fifty, will to the following; The Freshmen we leave all the gum they can find under the desk and all the blackboard erasers for winter baseball practice. (If they need it) The Sophomores we leave the divine right to become Juniors of M.G.H.S. The Juniors we leave the Senior seats, that is if you made it again.ha To Mr. Switzer we leave all the marks and scars on the desks, walls, floors and anyplace else where we might have left some behind us. One day as I was browsing through the library in New York City, I ran across an interesting looking book called The Nifty Seniors of 50 by a famous author, Pat Daniel. Rapidly I turned the pages until I came to a chapter on The Whereabouts of My Former Classmates. Here I read that Joyce Austin was happily marrTed and she and Arlan own their own farm at Madison. They raise sun-flowers and guinia pigs. They are quite successful. I read also that Boyd Boyer owns a large manufacturing plant in New York. He manufactures rubber bands for all the Freshmen of M.G.H.S. (No one else would think of using themI) as you know, Pat Daniel is now a famous author and has written many books of such great intelligence as Mother Goose Ryhmes and Winston's First Reader. She is also a very successful registered nurse, writing is Just a sideline. Virgil Hiatt is a famous singer at the Stork Club, His nickname is muscle throat Monroe. Norman Kuntze is now coach of a midget basketball team in Texas. He is really an OUTSTANDING coach. I read on and discovered that Gloria Kohl is an interior decorator in New York. It seems she goes in for polka dots wall paper, striped upholstering and checked rugs. I forgot to mention she decorates at a very honorable institution, the N. Y. sanitorium. JoAnn Bishop is now a successful teacher in Arizona. She teaches homing pigeons to fly to Stromboli with flour and bring back dough. Wanda Lewis is head of the United States Mine Workers of Pennsylvania just like Uncle John L. Reading on I found that Fred Lewis and wife Daphne are in charge of housing administration at the South Pole. They live in an igloo they themselves built and live on love-blubber. Wilma Lyall has long since given up teaching in favor of bookkeeper and saleslady at the Chicago Lumber Company. Raymond McClatchey is a fill-in for the Chattanooga Shoe Shine Boy down in deep Tennessee. Business appears to be good. Jack Warrick of course is carrying on his Dad's lumber business. He is now married and has a little John Wesley Warrick the IVth. I was surprised to learn that Ruth Koenig runs a lonely hearts club in California. Her slogan is Making matches may start a flame. LaVerne Mozer is a bookkeeping teacher at MGHS. It seems she has the most difficult class since the Class of $0, but she seems to be standing up well under the strain. Kenny Pratt is a deep-sea diver. His life is very exciting and he reports having several dates with golden-haired mermaids. I read on and in the next paragraph discovered that Junior Monson now runs a charm school for meek, bashful men with inferiority complexes in Arkansas. Junior says that he himself begin that way all through his younger years can sympathize with them greatly. Perry Osborne now has a tobacco farm in Virginia we find him sitting on his veranda, while his wife and the pickaninnies were out tending the tobacco fields. Ruth Sparr is now married to Don Shenshew and runs a beauty shop for ravishing redheads in Rhode Island. She also has a hatchery. Her main line of chickens is Rhode Island Reds. I turned the last page and found that Mrs. Steffen, our faithful sponsor, has retired from the teaching profession as she can't go on without her Senior Class. Closing the cover of the book, I felt a sort of lon-llness come over me and I wished that I could be back in M.G.H.S. with my good old class again. P. S. We also want to mention that Joyce Werner is now happily married and the mother of a little Hoffart. TW Va n D- JoA-mn K Aotc-rt D. 3oAtmti A- Lois £3. On September 2, 1947, eleven freshmen climbed up the stairs of Meadow Grove High. Mrs. Fender was our sponsor. We were initiated October 9, 1947. We started our Sophomore year feeling better now because we could now make fun of the Freshmen. Mrs. Fender was our sponsor again that year. Dick Werner made the first ten and Jo Ann Ferry was chosen a____________ cheerleader. We were waiters and waitresses at the Jr. Senior banquet. We had several parties the last being one at Norfolk the last week of school. We lost Dale Nelsen this year and gained Jerry Morris, whom we lost again at the end of the year. We began our Junior year with ten Juniors and Mr. Gordan as our sponsor. We had a theater party and wiener roast during the first semester. We gave a Junior class play on November 18th 1949. Dick Werner and Robert Dahl made the first ten and Jo Ann Ferry was again a cheerleader. At the end of the first semester we gave a big farewell party and chill feed for Mr. Gordan who resigned. Mr. Slentz was then our sponsor. We Just got settled down when Ted Van Dieken left reducing our Juniors to nine. We gave him a big party out at Averys. We had some more parties and then we gave the Jr. Sr. Banquet. We hope the Seniors enjoyed It as much as we enjoyed putting It on. , ,l ■fflA'i - B.t H. PRt5. In the fall of '49 sixteen people?', returned to make up the Sophomore class of 1950. We started the year by choosing our class officers who were Bob Horrocks, president, Kay Botsford, vice president, Dick Terry, secretary, Pearl Weerts, treasurer, and Karen Volk, news reporter. Mr. Luttman was chosen as our sponsor. We had two parties during the year. One In October, which was a picnic and theater party In Norfolk. The other was a sleigh ride which was held In February. We have enjoyed the first two years of High School a lot and look forward very eagerly to the last two. Do-n-n a_ Ric D. B a_r i) rA H. P-res . V. P-res. On September 5, 1949, twenty new freshmen entered Meadow Grove High School. Mr. Ballantyne, the new superintendent, became our new sponsor and we began to become acquainted at Meadow Grove High all together. As a usual custom we were looking forward to the 20th of September which was designated by the seniors as Initiation day. We entertained all the high school at a Halloween party. We went with the seniors on a roller skating party to the Neligh rink, and suffered several stiff mornings thereafter. We also had a roller skating party of our own later. , De Voe F. 5ec. EbotiyW fV-rbw-raO. T rca-S I lcW5 R. Starting the second semester, we lost one member of our freshman class, Katherine Van Dleken. A party was given In her honor at our sponsor's home. FRONT ROY.: (Left to Right) Timmy Smith, Fanny Smith, Joyce Lyall, Claudia V.auer, Nancy Schmidt, Douglas Farran, Ruth Ann Schr.idt, Judy King, Vary Osborn. SECOND ROY.: Charles Jenkins, Sharon Hasenpflug, Sandra Hamley, Renee Standage, Leon Carr, Scott Luttman, Eonnie Cleveland, Gloria Os born. TEACHER: h m FRONT ROY.; (Left to Right) Janice C-reen, Norma Pierce, Emory Jenkins, Royce Saltz, Eddie Ferry, Bobby Alyea, Sandra Harding, Sandra Kay Lewis. SECOND ROW: Lloyd Jenkins, Richard King, Gary Y.erner, Ann Marie Pobanz, Lu Nette dieting, Phyllis Ellis, Kay Alyea, ”erie Osborn. TEACHER: Kiss Marshall Layton Wauer, Carole Horrocks. SECOND ROW: Ralph McClatchey, Dale McClatchey, Bonita Osborn, Arlan Upton, Jimmy Panknln, Larry Berg, Karen Novotny, (Not In Picture) David Smith, TEACHER: Mrs, Olive Seybold Jean Monson, Robert Carr, Jerry Daugherty, La Rene Pierce. SECOND ROW: Jane t ,-'.arrlck, Patty Anderson, Dixie Ferry, Bill Wilson Janice Dreger, Joe Sanne, Barabra Dreger. THIRD ROW : Robert McKnlght, Jo Ann Glare, Carolyn Lut t man, Charlotte Ellis, Jean Alyea, Donna Sparr. TEACHER: Mrs. Louise Uittman Left to right: Bob Horrocks, Perry Osborne, Virgil Hiatt, Jack Warrick, Dick Werner, Norman Kuntze, Fred Lewis, Robert Dahl, Key Botsford, Junior Monson, Student Mansger: Eugene Abrahamson Coach: Hsrold Luttman In basketball the Trojans had a successful season, winning 11 out of 16 scheduled games. They placed second with Tllden In the Cornbelt Conference and were runner up In the Madison Co. tournament. The Trojans didn't fare so well in the District tournament, as they were put out in the second round. Fred Lewis and Dick Werner were placed on the All Madison County Tournament team. Dick V.erner was our high scorer for the season with Junior Monson a close second. Thos � who received Reserve team awards are as follows: Eob Monson, Bo'i Collins. Stanley Sanne, Howard Ellis, Robert Warrick. A L L M. 0. SEASON RECORD Opp. 18 Norfolk Reserves 20 44 LIndsay 12 31 Madison 21 39 St. Boniface 12 33 Clearwa ter 26 43 Brunswick 21 41 Tllden 38 45 Oakdale 39 20 Stanton 27 24 Nellgh 29 41 Hoskins 50 31 Battle Creek 49 34 Battle Creek 45 54 Sacred Heart 43 50 Elgin 23 49 Hoskins 38 49 Madison 40 43 Newman Grove 50 36 St. Boniface 28 44 Winslde 57 733 563 Curly drives past the Nellgh defense for a good shot. The Veadow Grove Pep Club was an organization of 33 members, all the girls in high school. Officers were as follows: Pres.-Pat Daniel V. Pres.- il a Lyall, Sec-treas.-Joyce Austin, Sponsor, Miss Marshall. The cheerleaders were Jo Ann Ferry, JoAnn Bishop, Wanda Lewis, and Pat Lewis. The Athletic Banquet was held March 2U, including the crowning of the King and Queen and the four attendants. fficrnlFii Front Row: (left to right) Sherry Volk, Patty Lewis, Joyce Schlueter, Jean Pratt, Elnora Rahmeyer. Second Row: Wanda Lewis, Barbara Haraley, June Jenkins, JoAnn Bishop, Donna Rae Daugherty, Pearl Weerts. Last Row: Karen Volk, Barbara Osborne, Lotus Weingart, Ramona Werner, Joyce Werner, Sponsor, Mr Gordon, —tJ a This Is the first year that the band has been organized. It Is progressing rapidly under the direction of Mr Sawyer. There are thirty-one menb -a In band. {.u A V. ; MG AT ’ w Ol M1L£ lazy TYUy h a; STUFFED y i Sophs vr. GIRL FAS Hions Ii50 AitiS • «■ co TS ALL STEADIES TH £ GANG, Osto rves Love tY 'OAT MONROE Jo n e d -' DAfU Five K. P. DUTY AT SPORT'S ANIQUE.T ;«. Le.a« e POTTHAST DR. F. J GRIFFIN MONUMENT CO. “ENJOY YOURSELF It’s Later thany you Think” DENTIST Phone 1635 Phone A-186 Norfolk, Nebraska Tilden, Nebr. EVANS DRUG STORE NELIGH TRACTOR CO. F. E. EVANS Dale Russell, Manager Phone 22 Complete Wood Brothers Parts and Service Phone 24 Meadow Grove Nebraska Neligh, Nebraska THE BEST OF MOVIES COOK’S INCORPORATED VICTORY THEATRE Wilson Sporting Goods Tilden, Nebr. Phone 57 428 Norfolk Ave. Norfolk, Nebraska BATTLE CREEK MUTUAL CONGRATULATIONS INSURANCE CO. From Fire, Lighning, Windstorm and Tornado Insurance ELLIS CARROLL GARAGE Office Phone 124-02 Residence Phone 124-03 Phone B-21 Fred J. Beech, Local Agent Meadow Grove, Nebraska A. B. MOHR VIC KLEIN SERVICE VETERINARIAN Tilden, Nebr. NORFOLK HATCHERY The Place To Buy Your Baby Chicks Norfolk, Nebraska THE TILDEN BANK Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Tilden, Nebraska FOR A BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF HAIR visit FRANK’S BEAUTY SALON Quality Gas and Oil Battle Creek, Nebr. BLACKMORE SERVICE STATION GAS—OIL POP—CONFECTIONS Courteous, Efficient Service Tilden, Nebr. STEFFEN FURNITURE STORE Established 1892 Battle Creek, Nebr. CARTER PRODUCE Is The Place To Sell Your BUTTER, EGGS CREAM Norfolk, Nebraska Tilden, Nebraska t QUICK SERVE OIL CO. NORFOLK BILLIARDS ..MOBILE GAS—MOBILE OIL. SNOOKER Phone 164 POOL Tilden, Nebraska Norfolk, Nebraska FARM WIRING Appliances and Fixtures MOTZ PRODUCE JIM BEECH Sellers of NORCO FEED Phone 93R2 We Buy Eggs and Cream Neligh, Nebraska Meadow Grove Nebraska L. G. BALFOUR CO. DR. M. W. HUNT Midwestern Branch DENTIST Kansas City, Mo. Battle Creek, Nebr. BARKDOLL ELECTRIC GILLESPIE BROS. EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL Jewelers and Optometrists Phone 198 Phone 101 Tilden, Nebr. Norfolk, Nebraska RED GOOSE SHOES DOERING DRUGS FINLEY SHOE CO. Fountain - Drugs - Sundries Norfolk, Nebraska Phone 7 Battle Creek, Nebr. CONGRATULATIONS DR. C. E. BUSH SENIORS DENTIST ODREN BARBER SHOP Phone 710 Tilden, Nebraska Norfolk, Nebraska J. W. WARRICK SON ELKHORN VALLEY HATCHERY LUMBER - COAL - GRAIN H. F. WALZ, Owner Phone 118-13 Phone 28 Meadow Grove Nebraska Battle Creek, Nebr. SILLIK’S READY-TO-WEAR SHOPPE MADISON COUNTY RURAL PUBLIC POWER DISTRICT 424 Norfolk Ave. Norfolk Nebraska Battle Creek, Nebr. CONGRATULATIONS WHITE WAY CAFE TO THE CLASS OF 1950 and ALICE’S TAVERN WINSOR REPAIR Sandwiches, Tobacco, Soft Drinks, Confections, etc. On Highway 275 Meadow Grove Nebraska Meadow Grove Nebraska C. A. SWANSON SONS Congratulations Class of ’50 JIM CLARK, Manager CONTINENTAL We Buy Eggs, Cream, Poultry GRAIN CO. HIGH QUALITY FEEDS H. E. NEELY, Manager Meadow Grove Nebraska Meadow Grove, Nebraska GRADUATES OF T9 SO MEADOW GROVE NEWS PHONE No. 1 MEADOW GROVE CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1950 Best of Wishes from Battle Creek State Bank BATTLE CREEK, NEBRASKA Star Cleaners and Clothiers MEN’S DRESS AND WORK CLOTHES LADIES’ READY-TO-WEAR BAYNE HASH, Prop. PHONE 6 TILDEN, NEBR. SHOP and SAVE Say to your friends “I’ll meet you at your food market at 232 Norfolk Avenue” Economy Food Market NORFOLK NEBRASKA Johnson Market and Lockers COMPLETE LINE OF MEATS, GROCERIES and FRUITS Phone 100 TILDEN NEBRASKA House Oil Co. EM MIT HOUSE Phone 180 SERVICE STATION and RURAL TANK WAGON Tilden, Nebraska The DeLay National Bank CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Co-Op. Creamery USE IT!! BOOST IT!! It Pays To Trade With Yourself Battle Creek, Nebraska Beehive Market GOOD LUCK SENIORS Ernest Werner Keith Hoff art Arnold Werner Proprietors PHONE 135 Norfolk Nebr. Meadow Grove, Nebraska COMPLETE BANKING FACILITIES The National Bank of Norfolk Start A Savings Account NOW! Norfolk, Nebraska CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS “BEST OF LUCK” EASTERN NEBRASKA TELEPHONE COMPANY BILL’S TAVERN Willard Hasenpflug, Prop. BILLIARDS Light Lunches COCTAILS Meadow Grove Nebraska Chicago Lumber Co. PHONE 99 JOHN DEERE IMPLEMENTS W. B. SESSLER, Manager Meadow Grove, Nebraska MEADOW GROVE WELL WORKS A. M. Berg, Prop. Plumbing, Windmills Well Drilling Phone B-2 Meadow Grove MEADOW GROVE POST OFFICE C. F. WERNER, Jr. F. L. WILSON D. A. BROSH H. W. BOTSFORD RUTH L. BOTSFORD DON WARNKE Meadow Grove Nebraska “X” MARKS THE SPOT Congratulations to the See the new REMINGTON Personal Typewriter Class of 1950 BALLANTYNE WESTERN FURNITURE Typewriter and Office Supply 407 Norfolk Ave. Norfolk, Nebraska Norfolk, Nebraska KOHL’S MOTOR SERVICE JOHNSON MOTOR CO CARS — TRACTORS Chevrolet Cars and Trucks Enarco Oils and Grease Phone 29 Sales and Service There’s A Ford in your Future Tilden, Nebr. Tilden, Nebr. THERE'S NOTHING LIKE Good Clean Clothes NELIGH ROLLER RINK WM. SCHWINCK RASLEY’S The Cleaners that Clean Parties by Request NORFOLK, NEBR. Neligh, Nebraska GRUBB GARAGE Congratulations to the Class Specialized Wheel Alignment Axel Straightening Reboring and General Repair of 1950 WESLEY GRUBB, Prop. PETRING MOTOR Tilden, Nebraska Norfolk, Nebr. VIC’S AUTO CLINIC LARSON’S FOOD MARKET GENERAL REPAIR and Fresh Vegetables BODY WORK Canned Foods Fresh Fruit Norfolk, Nebraska Norfolk, Nebraska Congratulations Seniors of 1950 LEWIS GRAVEL CO. From WE DELIVER GRAVEL ANY PL AC E—ANY TIME DR. W. H. MINER, M. D. EARL LEWIS, Prop. Norfolk, Nebraska Meadow Grove, Nebraska PERRIGO CLINIC THE SENIOR CLASS EYES TESTED and FITTED Wish to thank the business OPTICAL EQUIPMENT Firms for their ads in This Year Book NORFOLK, NEBR. DARLING’S—FLORISTS CORSAGES BOUQUETS POTTED PLANTS Madison Avenue Norfolk, Nebraska JACK MARSHALL—Licensed Embalmer and Funeral Director or shall ozluaru ESTABLISHED 18 98 OF SERVICE TILDEN, NEBR. Nelson-Knievel Farm Epuipment Co. FARMALL TRACTORS INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER Refrigerators and Freezers COMPLETE SHOP AND REPAIR PARTS SERVICE Phone 233 Tilden, Nebraska CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS Consumers Public Power District NORFOLK, NEBRASKA CONGRATULATIONS from Ponton's Service BATTLE CREEK NEBRASKA OWL’S THE FAIR SUPER MARKET MEATS VEGETABLES FRESH FRUITS and j, THE BEST IN SERVICE “WHERE THE SCHOOL CROWD SHOPS” Norfolk Nebr. Norfolk Nebr. Contois Motor CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS of 1950 “THERE’S A FORD IN YOUR FUTURE” Lewis Store Phone 10 Neligh, Nebraska Meadow Grove, Nebraska STANLEY MADDOX THE BEST IN DAIRY PRODUCTS from REAL ESTATE GILLETTE’S DAIRY Neligh, Nebraska Norfolk, Nebraska CONGRATULATIONS FRANK PILLEY SONS To the Seniors of 1950 (Incorporated) MEADOW GROVE 402 N 3rd CO-OP. CREDIT Pilleys Prices Please Producers ASSOCIATION Phone 393 Meadow Grove, Nebraska NORFOLK, NEBR. WEAD MOTOR CO. SCHMODE CHRYSLER and DODGE INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS SALES and SERVICE AND REPAIRS Norfolk, Nebr. Norfolk, Nebraska HARDWARE— Congratulations to the Class Everything from Soup to Nuts of “50” BRICK’S CAFE B. H. BAKER, Prop. Tilden, Nebr. Battle Creek, Nebr. The Home of Good Food JENNY MOTOR CO. Norfolk Ave. Tel. 33 ALLIS - CHALMERS Tractors, Farm Implements OLDSMOBILE Sales and Service And Repairs Phone 10 NORFOLK, NEBR. Battle Creek, Nebr. O’DEY’S AUTO SALES M. R. O’DEY REID HARDWARE CO. 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