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

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1951 volume:

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'PKKENTS ........ TViE. CTLASS Editor in Chief..... Assistant Jr. Editor, Art Editor........... Business Manager...., Advertising Manager., Class Editor......... Senior Committee..... Activity Editor Photography.... Layout Typist Gerald Van Gundy ......Karen Volk , ...Jo Anne Avery ..Richard Werner Duane Chittenden ....Oped, Pollard .Mabel Pfisterer .....Robert Pah] ....Jo Ann Ferry ....Donna Pierce ......Lois Brown Class Sponsor......Mrs. Whiter A. Steffer Annual Sponsor.......Robert A. Ballantyne We the Seniors of 1951 in presenting this annual to you think back over the many hours we have put in to assemble it. Many people do not know the work that goes into an annual, such as art work, typing and etc. Much time was spent on art work alone, without mentioning the time and labor spent on layout and writeups. Each picture mnst be centered on the page along with the writeup. In making this annual we have learned to work close together as a group and with our annual sponsor, Mr. Ballantyne. We wish to here thank all our many advertisers who have by their financial support made our annual a success. LARSON’S FOOD MARKET Fresh Vegetables Canned Foods Fresh Fruit Norfolk Nebraska GREEN’S SERVICE STATION GAS — OIL SERVICE Paul Green, Owner Meadow Grove, Nebraska STEFFEN FURNITURE STORE Established 1892 Battle Creek, Nebraska HANSEN STUDIO Photographs Enlargements Film Norfolk Nebraska MEADOW GROVE MEWS Published Weekly in the interest of Meadow Grove and Community JOB PRINTING Phone No. 1 Meadow Grove ROBERT A. BALLANTINE Superintendent Meadow Grove, Nebraska University of Nebraska B. of Sc., M. A. Commercial, Civics Sophomore Sponsor STJSFF23J ,, Principal Norfolk, Nebraska University of Nebraska Professional Life Certificate English, Music, Home Ec. Senior Sponsor HAROLD LUTTMAN Meadow Grove, Nebraska Peru State Teachers College B. of Sc. Shop, Social Studies Coaching Junior Sponsor MARVIN R. WEBER Randolph, Nebraska University of Nebraska B. of Sc., in Ed. Math, Science Assistant Coach Freshman Sponsor B. F. GARRISON CONGRATULATIONS To the Class of 1951 DENTIST Oakdale, Nebraska NORFOLK HATCHERY THE PLACE TO BUY YOUR BABY CHICKS Norfolk, Nebraska MEADOW GROVE CO-OP. CREDIT ASSOCIATION Meadow Grove, Nebraska COOK’S Incorporated Wilson Sporting Goods Phone 57 428 Norfolk Ave. Norfolk Nebraska Jack Marshall—Licensed Embalmer and Funeral Director 53 Years PHONE 4 or shall or t ua vii ESTABLISHED 18,98 TILDEN of Service THE TILDEN BANK Member FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION TILDEN NEBRASKA (Mrs. Harold) Louise Luttman Meadow Grove, Nebraska Peru State Teachers College A. B. in Ed. 7-8 Grades (Mrs. William) Donna Jean Savage Norfolk, Nebraska Chadron State Teachers College University of Colorado 3 Years 5-6 Grades Miss Delpha Marshall Hay Springs, Nebraska Chadron State Teachers College Junior Elementary Certificate 3-4 Grades (Mrs. Gale) Alice Priestly Meadow Grove, Nebraska Wayne State Teachers College Junior Elimentary Certificate K-l-2 Grades RALPH SWITZER Ralph has been our custodian, and bus driver for five years. His genuine friendly manner has won him the respect of all students of old MGHS. FARRAN 6- SON COMPLETE BANKING FACILITIES The NATIONAL BANK WTCMATIMML MAKVBfmi of Norfolk Sales and Service Start a Savings Account NOW! Phone 36 Meadow Grove, Nebraska Norfolk, Nebraska ELKHORN VALLEY O’DEY’S AUTO SALES HATCHERY M. R. O’DEY H. F. Walz, Owner Better Used Cars Phone 118-13 Phone 68 Battle Creek, Nebraska Tilden Nebraska MEADOW GROVE CONGRATULATIONS POST OFFICE TO THE C. F. Werner, Jr. F. L. Wilson Joe Sullivan SENIORS H. W. Botsford CONSUMERS PUBLIC Ruth L. Botsford Don Warnke POWER DISTRICT Meadow Grove, Nebraska Tilden, Nebraska or % TXwtr President Jo Anne Avery Pep Club----------1-2-3-4 Girls Glee--------1-2-3-4 G.A.A.------------1-2-3-4 Vice President--------2-3 Class Play------------3-4 Boy, Girl County--------4 Annual Staff------------4 Pep Club President------4 President---------------4 Music Contest--------------4 Triple Trio—------------4 Robert E. Dahl Basketball Letter----3-4 King's Attendant-------3 Baseball---------1-2-3-4 Class Play-----------3-4 Vice President—--------4 Annual Staff------------4 Track------------------1 Vice President Lois Brown Pep Club---------1-2-3-4 Pep Club Sec., Treas.—4 Girls Glee-------1-2-3-4 G.A.A.-----------1-2-3-4 Boy, Girl County-------4 Vice President---------1 Secretary----——2-4 Annual Staff-----------4 Class Play-----------3-4 News Reporter----------4 President--------------3 Duane Chittenden President------- Treasurer—;----- Class Play------ Secretary—News Reporter Annual Staf . Treasurer BEEHIVE MARKET GOOD LUCK SENIORS Ernest Werner Keith Hoffart Proprietors Phone 135 Meadow Grove, Nebraska DOERING DRUGS Fountain - Drugs - Sundries Phone 7 Battle Creek, Nebraska CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1951 From DR. W. H. MINER, M. D. Norfolk, Nebraska CHICAGO LUMBER CO. PHONE 99 JOHN DEERE IMPLEMENTS W. B. Sessler, Manager Meadow Grove, Nebraska CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS “BEST OF LUCK” EASTERN NEBRASKA TELEPHONE COMPANY Meadow Grove, Nebraska CONGRATULATIONS from PONTON’S SERVICE Battle Creek, Nebraska Jo Ann Ferry Pep Club --------1-2-3-4 Cheerleader---------2-3-4 Girls Glee--------1-2-3-4 G.A.A.------------1-2-3-4 Annual Staff------------4 Class Play------------3-4 Sec, Trees.------------1 Mabel Pfisterer Pep Club- Girls Glee--- G.A.A.———— Class Play--- Cheerleader-- Triple Trio-- Music Contest-President- -1-2-3-4 -1-2-3-4 -----2-3 Nevsreporter, Annual Staff— Sec.- -3-4 --4 --4 ---4 ---1 —3 ---4 Gerald Van Gundy Boy, Girl County-----4 Boys Glee———1-2-3-4 Contest Solo———3-4 Annual Staff-------3-4 Class Play---------3-4 Track----------------1 Donna Pierce Pep Club-------1-2-3-4 Girls Glee——1—2—3—4 G.A.A.-------------2-3 Class Play---------3-4 Treasurer------------3 Annual Staff---------4 Opal Pollard Girls Glee— Annual Staff-G.A.A.------- Class Play— Pep Club---- ■1-2-3-4 ------4 ----3-4 ----3-4 ----3-4 Richard D. Werner Basketball Letter—2-3-4 Baseball-----—1-2-3-4 Boy, Girl County------4 Class Play----------3-4 Track—--------------- 1 Trea surer------------2 Kings Attendant------3 Annual Staff----------4 ALLIS-CHALMERS CONGRATULATIONS Tractors, Farm Implements and Repairs PAUL CLEMENS TO THE SENIORS OF ’51 Phone 10 KOUDELKA MARKET Battle Creek, Nebraska Battle Creek, Nebraska BATTLE CREEK THE DELAY CREAMERY NATIONAL BANK USE IT!! BOOST IT!! CONGRATULATIONS It Pays to Trade with Yourself SENIORS Battle Creek, Nebraska Norfolk, Nebraska DARLINGS- -FLORISTS CORSAGES BOUQUETS POTTED PLANTS 417 Madison Avenue Norfolk, Nebr. Twelve years ago we had but one Trojan of the class who mounted her horse and started towards the castle of education, this being JoAnn Ferry. Ted Van Dieken who was a member of the class until his Jr. year traveled the journey with her. The two of us traveled alone until the fourth grade when Donna Pierce overtook us and joined the crusade. We came to a creek where we camped for several months. When we were rested we found we were ready to Journey on. Mounting our horses we found Dick Werner, coming from Battle Creek, to join our crusade. On the sixth milestone of our journey, Dale Nelson, from Plainview, had joined our ranks. After stopping for supplies we found Gerald Van Gundy, coming from a rural achool, had joined us to become a Trojan. We traveled through our seventh lap gaining or losing no one. On the eighth stop of our journey Gerald Van Gundy had decided to go back to a rural school. By this time our horses had become so tired they could not go any further so we switched to atomic power horses. At this junction we were Joined by Mabel Pfisterer, Opal Pollard, JoAnne Avery, Lois Brown, Robert Dahl, and Gerald Van Gundy, who came from nearby rural schools to become Trojans of our clan. Our chancellor, for the Trojans, for the lap was Mrs. Fender. We chose Mabel Pfisterer for our captain, Lois Brown for our co-captain, and JoAnn Ferry for our secretary and treasurer. Coming into the tenth valley we found that Jerry Morris had Joined our ranks. Stopping again for supplies we found Carol Tiedgen, who came from Colorado, had joined us. Again this year Mrs. Fender was our chancellor. Ted Van Dieken was our captain, JoAnne Avery our co-captain, Lois Brown our secretary and Dick Werner our treasurer. Soon we came to a sign post saying Eleventh Grade Ahead. Jerry Morris and Carol Tiedgen had left us hoping to find a shorter route. Mr. Gordan was our chancellor for the first semester, but when he decided to move on to other grounds, we chose Mr. Slentz. Our captain for this year was Lois Brown, with JoAnne Avery as co-captain, Mabel Pfisterer as secretary and Donna Pierce as treasurer. Wanting to earn money for the Jr.-Sr. Banquet we stopped long enough to put on a play, My Darling Children, every member taking part. Ted Van Dieken s atomic horse began to slow down, so he decided to camp at Stanton for the rest of his high school days. We journeyed on to the Old Fashioned Garden and gave the Seniors a farewell banquet there. We came to a huge sign post that stated we were on the last lap of our journey. Duane Chittenden Joined our ranks to make our number ten for the final stretch. We chose Mrs. Steffen to be our chancellor, and turned over Mr. Slentz s horse to her. She mounted and led us through our battles. JoAnne Avery was captain. Bob Dahl was co-captain, Lois Brown was secretary and Duane Chittenden was treasurer. We stopped long enough to give Take Your Medicine, in early April. Bob Dahl and Dick Werner took time out to play basketball and boost the Trojans on at a few good looking trophies. JoAnn Ferry also stayed a while and was again cheerleader for her third year. Mabel Pfisterer was a cheerleader, too. We deserted camp, to sneak away for a day of sight-seeing and fun. Coming back, we found that our atomic powered horses had deserted us, so we went the rest of the way on foot. On May 16 we were all handed diplomas which signified that we had come through our long journey of the twelve grades with flying colors. fraphtcu, Sitting on the stage of M.G.H.S. on the night of commencement, listening to the speaker, my mind began to wander and I suddenly found nyself in the year 1962. It seemed as though I was in an Airplane, tut being a very odd looking plane, I began investigating. Just as I got up someone tapped me on the shoulder and I turned a-round to face Lois Brown, dressed in a stewardess uniform. I asked her what sortof machine I was on and she said nA flying Saucer” and this is our first trip to the moon. I was so shocked that I fainted and when I woke I found myself on board a very beautiful yacht. I looked around tut there seemed to be no one on board, yet we were moving. Just as I started to take a step the boat tilted a little and tumped into something so that I fell to the floor. It was then I saw someone coming toward me. Much to my surprise I recognized Bob Dahl. Bob told me that he just couldn t manage his father s farm. He always had to get up too early in the morning to milk the cows. Just then there was another jolt and this time when I awoke I found myself in a beautiful Concert Hall. I heard someone singing and then I saw Gerald Van Gundy standing on the large stage, but was I ever surprised when I recognized the song he was singing as nI m a Lonely Little Petunia in an Cfaion Patch.” When Gerald finished his song I rushed outside, having heard a police siren, and just barely recognized Dick Werner as he whizzed by in the Chiefs Car. Wonder who he s after this time? I read in the papers that he had caught the gang that was stealing his cigars from his desk. It seems someone set a rat trap and caught the b—rats. All the excitement being over for the time being I began to walk down the street. I was deep in thought as I crossed the street so I didn t notice the light was red and not green. Much to everyone s surprise I made it to the other side of the street. I noticed a cute little tuilding nearly and being of the curious kind I went in. There were two or three richly-dressed women in this store and sitting £ a desk at the back of the room was Mabel Pfisterer. I walked back to talk to her and she said she was a dress designer for a large company in Hollywood. She also told me that Duane Chittenden was a Professor at a College in France. She said that JoAnne Averv was singing with Harry James band taking Betty Grable s place and doing a good job of it, too. Just then another customer came in and I left. I noticed the time of day, which was 6 p. m. so I went into a cafA named ”Jo s Palace,” As I stepped in I saw Jo Ann Ferry standing behind the counter. Jo said she owned this cafA and one in San Francisco. It was a beautiful place and I could see why she named it the Palace. Finishing my supper I noticed on the television set a girl that looked very familiar. Then the announcer introduced her as Donna Pierce. Tonight she was to start her first trip around the world. Just as I was leaving, about ten women came in and one of them I recognized as Opal Pollard. She told me she was a teacher now and they were having a convention. Just then I woke to hear my name being called to walk up and receive my diploma. The CENTRAL FINANCE CORPORATION NELIGH ROLLER RINK Wm. Schwinck Congratulations Seniors Now you can be a Freshman in College Norfolk-Neligh-O’Neill KOHL’S CHEVROLET CO. CHEVROLET Sales Service Wrecker Service Phone 29 Tilden Nebraska “X” MARKS THE SPOT Select your Luggage from the Largest Assortment in North Nebraska WESTERN Typewriter and Office Supplies Norfolk Nebraska CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS ULLARICK KELLY Barber Shop Tilden Nebraska SKATING Wed., Fri., Sat., Sun. Parties by Request Neligh, Nebraska Use Our Lay Away Plan— ELGIN - BULOVA HAMILTON - GRANT WATCHES Prompt and Efficient Repair Service ZIEGENBEIN JEWELERS Norfolk Nebraska CONGRATULATIONS from ELLIS CARROLL GARAGE Phone B-21 Meadow Grove, Nebraska BAKER MOTOR SERVICE Car, Truck and Tractor Repair Satisfaction Guaranteed CLARENCE BAKER Phone 248 Neligh, Nebr. Name Nickname Favorite Pastime Ambition JoAnne Avery Josie Giggling Teaching Lois Brown Brown Writing letters Secretarial Work Duane Chittenden Doc Going to school Getting out Robert Dahl Bob Thinking Farming Jo Ann Ferry Jo Dancing None Mabel Pfisterer Mabe Dancing Secretarial Work Opal Pollard Dollie Fighting with Donna Travel around the world Donna Pierce Candie Fighting with Opal Secretarial Work Gerald Van Gundy Jerry Driving Go to Norfolk Junior College Richard Werner Dick Sleeping Finding a girl to suit him. Pet Peeve Somebody driving her car (censored) Senior girls Assignments B. C. Girls B. C. Boys Some girls Pollard Norfolk girls Being woke up Hang Out In her Model A Over at Jo’s Tubby’s Cafe Tubby s Lewis’ Store Hamley s Black Chevy Dark Green Buick Norfolk Pet Expression T don’t know Oh, you’re joking. Humph1I Let's go to the office. Did ya get a letter today? No, I got two letters. Whats-it-to-you? Writin’ a book? Who, Me? B. C. or Tilden Ho—Hurammmnunra ID ill We, the Seniors of Nineteen Hundred and Fifty-Cue, of the city of Meadow Grove, county of Madison, and State of Nebraska, being about seventeen years of ape and of sound and disposing mind and memory, do make, publish, and declare this our last will and testament, hereby revoking and annulling any and all will or wills by us made heretofore. on time. w furniture. I, Jo Anne Avery, will my Model A to Richard Terry so he can make it to school I, Lois Brown, will my ability to type to Bob Horrocks. I, Duane Chittenden, will my curly hair to Barbara Hamley. I, Robert Dahl, will my knife to Erwin F. and Bill A. so they can carve on the • I, Jo Ann Ferry, will ny long walk to school to Lois McClatchey. I, Mabel Pfisterer, will my ability to sneak out of the study hall to confer with Jo Ann to Gary Schulze. I, Donna Pierce, will my quietness to Roger Wieting. .. .0 I, Opal Pollard, will try silly giggle to the student body. Take it or leave it! I, Gerald Van Gundy, will my tardiness to the freshmen. I, Diok Werner, will my study habits to Elna Mae Weerts. £V.‘. jtjr! To the Freshmen we leave—well, the right to not to be freshmen anymore. To the Sophomores we will the stage curtains. You will be the first to use tiem this fall. i'-r... c-r.. test? if Me To the Juniors we leave our seats by the windows. Come out in the light Juniors. ¥ To the Board of Education we will all the torn books and broken desks. To the Faculty we will the school house. Make the most of it. It's air-condi-tioSed and everything. To Mr. Switzer we leave all the dirt and paper deposited on the floor which he cleaned up so faithfully. all year. To the student body we will our good-looking sponsor who has been so good to us Oh yes! We nearly forgot a large group of twsy bodies around MGHS. We will all the paper behind the radiators to them. It will make good nests, Mice. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties have hereunto affixed their hands and seals on this last will and testament of the Class of '51. President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Johnson Market and Lockers COMPLETE LINE OF MEATS, GROCERIES AND FRUITS PHONE 100 TILDEN NEBRASKA House Oil Company EMMIT HOUSE PHONE 180 Propane Gas and Tires for Cars, Trucks and Tractors Service Station and Rural Tank Wagon TILDEN, NEBRASKA CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS Consumers Public Power District NORFOLK NEBRASKA ROLLERLAND For Health’s Sake ROLLER SKATE SEE US FOR PRIVATE PARTIES 112 North 2nd St. ED ELLENBERGER, Manager NORFOLK NEBRASKA MI DARLING CHILDREN Penelope Craven (Lois Brown), a charming widow of a little over forty, is expecting Paul Ames (Ted Van Dieken), a wealthy business man, to propose. At the last minute she gets a wire from Ned Inness (Gerald Van Gundy) announcing he is calling on her to discuss the revival of a play Penelope has starred in when she was younger. But wait] Penelope is over forty] The part calls for a girl of eighteen, but you are only as old as you feel. Penelope feels eighteen. If her daughters Miriam (Mabel Pfisterer), eighteen, and Harriet (Opal Pollard), seventeen, were only twelve. Penelope decides the girls are only twelve. Miriam and Harriet dress as twelve-year-old twins. Oie laugh piles right on top of the last. There is Ed Hughes (Dick Werner), who is practically engaged to Harriet and has to dress as fourteen to see his steady. When Mr. Ames first met Penelope he forgot to tell her he had a son George (Robert Dahl), in college. Since Mr. Ames doesn't want to appear too old George dresses up in his old scout uniform. Roberta (joAnn Ferry) , from next door has to wear a short dress, too] Penelope's darling children certainly are a headache. But Lilac (JoAnne Avery), the funniest colored lacjy baby sitter, solves everything. She is a specialist in baby sitting and she has a baby sitting uniform loaded with gadgets for baby sitting. Mr. Ames is older than he thinks, when he proposes he gets a crick in his back. Lilac comes to the rescue with a mustard plaster. How did this crazy funny mix-up end? Happily to be sure, with everything turning out just fine. TAKE YOUR MEDICINE Wow] Leave it to young Bill Jackson (Dick Werner), to get himself into a terrible Jam. But can you blame him for not correcting a wrong impression when fifty thousand dollars are at stake? Tou see, Bill is a Doctor of Philosophy and a college professor, which means he really can be called Doctor all right. But his fiance,' Angela (JoAnne Avery), has a wealthy cranky uncle who likes medical doctors but is strongly prejudiced against professors. So when Angela brings Bill to meet Uncle Henry (Duane Chittenden), in the hospital and introduces him as Dr. Jackson, Uncle Henry thinks he is a surgeon------- and no one corrects him because he promises to give Angela and Bill $50,000 for the first life Bill saves. Then, there are the antics of the two hospital roommates, Dodson and Puckett (Gerald Van Gundy), who keeps things in a continuous uproar. Puckett, jolly and extremely mis-chievious, and Dodson, wealthy, crabby and overbearing, keep the hospital staff in hot water from start to finish. Then there are also the special nurses, Dottie (Donna Pierce) and Pat (Mabel Pfisterer), Then there's the nurse who is always popping in and out taking temperatures. That is Dodie (Opal Pollard). Miss Holt (Lois Brown) has a time trying to keep everything in order while the doctor is out of town. And there are Jack (Robert Dahl), the witty orderly, and funny Dovie Finkledink (JoAnn Ferry). This, like almost every ‘play, came out all right in the end with everyone happy and everything ending fine. TIME MARCHES ON Seventeen brilliant Freshmen entered the halls of Meadow Grove High School in the fall of 19AS We were green at first but after initiation we were full fledged Trojans and began to enjoy high school. Cbe of our members, Arlan Mozer, dropped out of our class during the first semester and left us with sixteen. With our class sponsor, Mr. Leamons, our Freshman year was one to remember. K. 8 !sFov P Lewis We began our Sophomore year looking forward to seeing other Freshmen, instead of being them. Our sponsor was Mr. Luttman. During the year we had three parties, two hay rides and a theatre party. This year some of the boys were making second and first teams in basketball, and one of our girl8, Pat Lewis was chosen Cheerleader. In 1950 fourteen proud Juniors sauntered through the halls of Meadow Grove again. This time our number was cut down by the loss of Jeanie Pratt and Joyce Schlueter. Again we had Mr. Luttman for our sponsor. Our classs officers were Pres.-Howard Ellis, Vice-Pres.-Dick Terry, Secretary-Eugene Abrahamson, Treasurer-Karen Volk. Pat Lewis was News Reporter. Our class rings arrived in October. Our play Midnight, a nystery comedy, went over with a bang with the help of Mr. Luttman and Mrs. Steffen. At the end of the first semester Pat Lewis dropped out to start her career as Mrs. Vertis Nathan, a housewife. We all wish her success. Again this year roost of the boys were playing basketball. Bob Horrocks, Bob Collins, Bob Monson, Kay Botsford, and Howard Ellis are on the first ten. Two of the girls chosen Cheerleaders were Ramona Werner and Pat Lewis. Pearl Weerts and Ramona Werner were selected to be in the Triple Trio. NORFOLK BRIDGE AND CONSTRUCTION CO. Building Material 300 N 7th St. Norfolk BILL’S CAMERA AND SPORTING GOODS Bell and Howell-Revere Movies The Sportsman’s Home 521 Norfolk Ave. Norfolk DRS. CHURCH CHURCH VETERINARIANS Phone 15 Battle Creek, Nebraska AL’S CAFE Home Cooked Meals Candy - Ice Cream - Pop Meadow Grove, Nebraska MEADOW GROVE HATCHERY Serves You Best FOR LESS Meadow Grove, Nebraska OAKDALE CAFE Harding Ice Cream Meals - Short Orders Phone 75 Mrs. Harry Wilkinson SHOES and ACCESSORIES 406 Norfolk Avenue Norfolk, Nebraska BLAKEMAN NEHI BEVERAGE Bottlers of Nehi Par-T-Pak Royal Crown Cola The Home of “Best by Taste-Test” Products Norfolk Nebraska I ( E RaVvtve er E.felJrrvxn J. Lett's £ . I Ue y-H ft o A r B Q' -v ison D Du a.eht r ft G J e.Wi ze 8. Wcx.vnfefj SOPHCMORE CLASS HISTORY In the fall of 'A9 twenty enthueastic Freshmen started the climb toward their goal. Graduation Cay, with Mr. Ballantyne as their sponsor. Ely the end of the first semester, Katherine Van Dieken had moved to Stanton, leaving our number nineteen. Nineteen Sophomores returned in the fall of '50 to continue their onward course. Barbara Osborne, one of our members had decided to attend Norfolk High School, but we were joined by Wayne Pfaff who was with us only a few short weeks. Mr. Ballantyne was again selected as sponsor of the class and the following officers were electedt President, Jimmie Lewis} Vice President, Bobby Warrick; Secretary and News Reporter, DeVoe Fischer; and Treasurer, Wayne Pfaff, After Wayne moved, Lotus Weingart was tected to be our treasurer. Social activities for the year included several parties of various kinds. Several of our members are in extra-curricular activities including i Basketball, Band, Triple Tri Glee Club, Pep Club, and Cheerleading. We the Sophomores of Meadow Grove High School have now completed half of our climb, and we are looking forward to the next two years. cO? C FINLEYS Your Prescription Druggist FOR SHOES O. E. BULLIS Norfolk Nebraska Norfolk Nebraska •‘Everything in Drugs” CRAM IMPLEMENTS JIM BEECH ELECTRIC CO. ALLIS CHALMERS R. E. A. WIRING and Sales and Service APPLIANCES Tilden Nebraska Across the Street South of the Court House in Neligh MINIVER CAFE CONGRATULATIONS Herman and Elsie Rehder To the Class of 1951 MEALS - LUNCHES CONTINENTAL GRAIN CO. H. E. Neely, Mgr. 315 E Norfolk Ave. Norfolk Meadow Grove, Nebraska BINKERD’S FURNITURE QUICK SERVE OIL CO. FURNITURE - PIANOS Service Station - Tank Wagon Phone 164 Tilden Nebraska Neligh, Nebraska Mobilgas Mobiloil . l J U cerfj 3-Sa rxfc c £11.5 3 Ho fon fl.Uiefjng P4 iderson . ' V. (V) . ?. .v r n-Hoiey R Ryan A iVeniHew DUij«H D Spat - - ]_. P;«rce n K fixxmoM R Leuis R«s J Dt-eoer- V-Wes fc. 0 Perrij 8 5cc.r- Vf?«j . iVeas The Freshman Class Cta September 4, 1950, twenty-six freshmen _____________________ entered Meadow Grove High School. Mr. Weber, one of the new teachers and assistant coach, was to be our sponsor. R VcrplanK M- R .Y hC 1 We all looked forward to Initiation day which was set for October 3. This great party was sponsored by the seniors but attended by all classes. The costumes were unusually beautiful(7?) and becoming. After this day we felt that we were full-fledged Trojans Hi We had three class parties the first semester. Che school party at Norfolk, a picnic, and two parties sponsored by individual members of our class were «11 successful. We are planning on having more this second semester. The second semester opened with 27 in our class; James Holton had come a few weeks after school started. Shortly after the second semester had started, Dixie Ferry became ill with rheumatic fever, which may keep her at home the remainder of the year. The class presented her with an identification bracelet with her name engraved on it, hoping she would soon be well. CONGRATULATIONS To the Class of 1951 ALICE’S TAVERN Sandwiches, Tobacco, Soft Drinks, Confections, Etc. Meadow Grove, Nebraska E. A. PETERSON MOTOR CO. DE SOTO - PLYMOUTH MASSEY - HARRIS New Holland Farm Equipment Phone 302 Neligh, Nebraska ANDREW P. NELSEN IMPLEMENT CO. Authorized Sales and Sendee Phone 56 Norfolk, Nebraska WHITE WAY CAFE and WINSOR REPAIR On Highway 275 Meadow Grove, Nebraska BASKETT’S DRESS SHOP Neligh Nebraska WE CARRY— Coats, Suits, Formals, Skirts, Lingerie and Accessories The Store for Girls and Women TILDEN SHOE STORE Shoes for the Family SHOE REPAIRING Tilden Nebraska CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1951 Best of Wishes from BATTLE CREEK STATE BANK BATTLE CREEK, NEBRASKA BACK ROW (Left to Right) Layton Wauer, David Snith, Robert Carr, Arlan Upton, Jerry Daugherty, Dale McClatchey, Donald Carr. TEACHERi Mrs. Louise Lnttnan FRONT ROW(Left to Right) Jean Monson, Barbara Dreger, Jean Aylea, Karan Means, Janet Warrick, Bonita Osborn. BACK ROW (Left to Right) Nona Pierce, Marie Osborne, Karen Novotny, Ann Pobans, La Nette Wietlng, Rebecca Hanley, Carole Borrocks, Fbyllie-Kllis, Kay Wilson. TEACHERt Mrs. Savage FRONT ROW (Left to Right) Eddie Ferry, Richard King, Deraid Means, Bobby Alyea, Larry Berg, Ralph Me Clatchay, Royoe Salts, Jerry Levis, Lance Llntt, Mary Harrison, (Not shorn). VIC’S AUTO CLINIC Nebraska’s “Safety” Garage Specialists in Front End, Steering and Wheel Balance Motor Tune-UP and Overhaul —ALL MAKES— Your PACKARD Dealer 707 Norfolk Ave. Phone 102W TILDEN DRUG COMPANY Superior Drugstore Service ' Tilden Nebraska CHICAGO LUMBER CO. John Deere Implements Phone 2690 Norfolk Nebraska SILLIK’S Ready-to-wear Shoppe 424 Norfolk Ave. Norfolk, Nebraska COMPLIMENTS OF HEALEY DRUG Your Friendly Druggists Norfolk Nebraska LONG’S SERVICE STATION Phillips 66 Phone 814 Norfolk, Nebr. MOTZ PRODUCE Seller of NORCO FEEDS We Buy Eggs and Cream Meadow Grove, Nebraska THE BEST OF MOVIES VICTORY THEATRE Tilden Nebraska d t .,• 5f V V _ 5 ’ j,a � + £ ♦ t vr- 0®%.e ’ e v v c DAIRY QUEEN (Cone with the Curl on Top) Sundaes - Malts - Shakes Cones - Quarts - Pints 414 East Norfolk Ave. Norfolk Nebraska THE FAIR STORE NORFOLK’S POPULAR PRICED DEPARTMENT STORE Norfolk Nebraska STAR CLOTHIERS TILDEN OIL CO. Men’s and Ladies’ READY-TO-WEAR DRY GOODS Bayne Hash, Prop. Phone 6 Tilden, Nebr. PHILLIPS 66 Phone 52 Tilden Nebraska THE SENIOR CLASS Wish to thank the Business Firms for their Ads in This Year Book DRS. BARR Sh BARR CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS TILDEN, NEBRASKA 3 fS BSS. m 7V'r ? 3 TRIPLE TRIO Left to Rightt Barbara Kamley, Mabel Pflsterer, Darlene IXichackek, Elnora Rahmeyer, De Voe Fischer, Ramona Werner, Donna Rae Daughterty, Jo Anne Avery, Pearl Weerts, and Mrs. Steffen. FRESHMAH SEXTETTE Left to Right Dixie Ferry, Carolyn Luttman, Delores Nelson, Mrs. Steffen, Jo Ann Glaze, Patty Anderson, and Janice Dresrer. HARMEL’S MARKET Groceries - Delivery Canned Foods Norfolk Nebraska CONGRATULATIONS To the Class of 1951 NORFOLK COLLEGE of BUSINESS Norfolk Nebraska HINKY-DINKY Groceries - Meats Fruit - Vegetables Norfolk Nebraska While in Norfolk, stop and shop at the One Stop UPTOWN MARKET The customer is the big item in our store Norfolk Nebraska Home for Funerals Berge - Thenhaus - Thenhaus - Swoboda AMBULANCE SERVICE 24 Hours Phone 375 1203 Norfolk Ave. Norfolk, Nebraska From a snail beginning in the school year 1949-50 our band has developed into one of our most popular activities. They inarched in the Hallowesta parade at Norfolk this year for the first time and made a fine appearance. There are at present twenty-eight members in the band which includes the following who have Joined since the beginning of the present school year and whose pictures therefore do not appear with the group Eudell Feldman, Marilyn Daniel, Ronnie Lewis, Maynard Mozer, Raymond Ryan, KLna Weerts, Joan Weerts, and Milan Weerts. The members of the P.T.A. sponsored a Uniform campaign and raised enough money to buy new coats and caps. This year Mr. Sawyer from Royal has worked with our band one full day per week(Thursday) and Mr. Weber of the faculty has held an additional band practice on Tuesday of each week. The bend members have worked hard to support our basketball team and have played at all home games for the Pep Club drills. r i STAR CLEANERS CONGRATULATIONS To the Class of 1951 Pick Up and Delivery TUESDAY and FRIDAY Lois Roberts ELKHORN RURAL PUBLIC POWER DISTRICT Phone 6 Tilden Battle Creek, Nebraska JACOBSON APPLIANCE CO. OLIVER 207 Madison Avenue “Finest in Farm Machinery” W. M. SCHLUETER Norfolk, Nebraska Norfolk, Nebr. Phone 495 Phone 53 “Vic” Jacobson Sales - Service Norfolk Grain and Feed Company 606 Philip Avenue NORFOLK, NEBRASKA Phone 239 R. B. COLLISON SHOP AND SAVE Say to your friends: “I’ll meet you at your food market at 232 Norfolk Avenue.” Economy Food Market NORFOLK NEBRASKA Cjoruuaiiou On the night of March 20 the Pep Club girls feted the basketball boys at a banquet. Special guests for this occasion were the boys of the first and second teams and the high school and grade school faculty. The big event of the evening was the coronation. Mabel Pfisterer was crowned queen and Dick Werner was crowned king of 1951 The attendants were Lois Brown, Bob Horrocks, Ramona Werner, Kay Botsford, JoAnne Avery and Bob Dahl. Crownbearers were Linda Kemp and Douglas Farran. Mothers of the Pep Club girls prepared the meal. Girls from the Junior High served as waitresses. The gym was decorated in the school colors of red and white. Above the throne was a cup signifying that we were the District Champions of � 51-Trophies that we had won in previous years served as centerpieces. A green aisle led to the throne. I TT 9 I I m We had thirty four girls in the Pep Club this year. Our officers verei President, Jo Anne Avery; Vice President, Karen Volk) and Secretary, Lois Brown. Mrs. Steffen has been our sponsor for the year. At our home basketball games the girls took turns selling pop corn, candy-bars and gum. At our home games we had drills. We made a letter for the other town and also an M for Meadow Grove. The band played for all these drills. At the end of our season we gave the team a banquet at which the King and Qieen were crowned. Our cheerleaders were chosen after try outs. The Pep Club and faculty served as the judges. After these try outs two members from each class were chosen. The freshmen were Dixie Ferry, Carolyn Luttman; Sophomores, Barbara Hamley, ELnora Rahmeyer; Juniors, Ramona Werner, Patty Lewis; and Seniors, Jo Ann Ferry, Mable Pfisterer. The Freshmen and Sophomore girls acted as second team cheerleaders and the Junior and Senior girls acted as first team cheerleaders. During the second semester the first team were limited to three due to the fact that Pat Lewis quit school to be married. Cheerleaders Jo Ann Ferry Mabel Pfisterer Ramona Werner Pat Lewis INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS SCHMODE’S Sales - Service - Parts 606-616 East Norfolk Ave. Norfolk Nebraska JOHNSON MOTOR CO. CARS - TRACTORS FORD Sales and Service There’s A Ford in your Future Tilden Nebraska KNIEVEL MOTOR CO., Inc. RAPID TRANSIT LINES Hudson - Allis Chalmers Sales - Service - Parts 315 So. 1st Street Phone 932 Norfolk For Charter and Parties Phone 600 or 1995, Norfolk BARDOLL ELECTRIC Everything Electrical Phone 198 Tilden Nebraska Perrigo Visual CLINIC Eyes Examined Glasses Fitted Visual Training Contact Lenses 416 Norfolk Ave. Norfolk Phone 336 D-X GAS and HOMER’S DRIVE-IN Homer Gabelman, Prop. Congratulations to the Class of “51” BRICK’S CAFE Tilden Nebraska Tilden, Nebraska The Home of Good Food During the first six vstks tbs Hons So. girls took full ad-snatags of s Hobs Nursing oourss sponsored by tbs Rod Cross. Thrss ssnlor girls In addition to ths H.Ee. class slsctsd to taka ths course. Mrs. W. Christians of Norfolk was our Instructor. Fart of ths second semester a course In First Aid was offered by the Red Cross. Nearly everyone In high school took it. These courses were very interesting. After our course in Home Nursing, and with Mrs'. Steffen as the guiding hand, the Home Ec. girls settled down to real practical home cooking. Ve tried our band at making cakes, cookies, candy, and pies. We also studied menus and their costs, table settings and decorations, silver, china and glassware. Ve saw a number of good films on these topics. During the second semester we all became little seamstresses. After learning many different kinds of stitches, seams, tucks, and hems. We began to apply our knowledge by making things to wear, which we showed off quite proudly. All Freshmen and Sophomore girls were required to take girls athletics for physical education credit. Junior and Senior girls could elect to take it for extra aotivity credit. In good weather we obose up sides and played girls soft ball and during oold weather we played basket ball and volley ball in the gymn. Arsjn DR. M. W. HUNT EVANS DRUG STORE DENTIST F. E. EVANS Phone 22 Battle Creek, Nebraska Meadow Grove, Nebraska CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1951 There’s Nothing Like Good Clean Clothes BALLANTYNE RASLEY’S FURNITURE 407 Norfolk Ave. The Cleaners That Clean Norfolk Nebraska Norfolk Nebraska BATTLE CREEK MUTUAL INSURANCE CO. DR. F. i. GRIFFIN Fire, Lightning, Wind and Tornado Insurance DENTIST ZIMMERMAN Phone A-186 Battle Creek, Nebraska Tilden Nebraska CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1951 STYLE SHOP PETRING MOTOR Ladies Ready-to-wear Norfolk, Nebraska Norfolk Nebraska Educational Films Are we going to see a film today??? This year we have been very fortunate, thanks to the class of 48 for leaving their class money toward this worthwhile project, ty being able to see a good number of educational films. During the first part of the school year our films were shown down in the gym before the nar blackout curtains came for the study hall. Since about the first six weeks all high school films have been shown in the study hall. Pep Rally, Study Hall 3 «2 p.m. Daring Basketball season nearly every Tuesday and Friday, if the old walls of M.G.H.S. seemed to vibrate a bit between 3 «30 and tOO and odd sounds were heard, people living near the school would not think a thing of it—-Just another pep rally. The Pep Club and the Basketball squad are to be congratulated on a highly successful season this year, again. Rallies are fun, but they are some work. Ask the cheerleaders or those responsible. I Boy, Girl County Government Jhniors and Seniors participated this year in the first Boy, Girl County Government project set up in Madison County. This program was sponsored by the American Legion. The entire student body elected twelve officers to attend the meetings held in the County Court House offices October 18. AH the Juniors and Seniors were candidates for some office. Successful candidates that made the trip reported that they learned a little more about their county government during the day. MEADOW GROVE WELL WORKS A. M. BERG, Prop. Plumbing, Windmills Well Drilling Phone B-2 Meadow Grove Coats WOMEN’S ® Suits ® Dresses E Suits MEN’S ® Topcoats ■ Shoes All Quality Merchandise At A Low Price THE GOLDEN RULE STORE Norfolk Nebraska Pontiac G.M.C. SHAFFER MOTOR CO. Sales and Service Your PONTIAC DEALER IN NORFOLK Phone 649 Phone 650 COMPLETE CAR SERVICE PETE’S CONOCO STATION 810 Norfolk Ave. Norfolk Nebraska WETZEL and PUTTERS, Inc. JEWELERS Norfolk, Nebraska TWIN STATE TYPEWRITER COMPANY 122 Norfolk Ave. Ph. 360 Norfolk, Nebraska Underwood Typewriters Sales - Service - Rentals WHEN IN NORFOLK Visit THE SUNSHINE FOOD MARKET Fresh Fruit, Vegetables and Meat Norfolk Nebraska TOM’S MUSIC HOUSE 'The House of Friendly Service’ See us for Band Instruments 103 North 4th Street Norfolk, Nebraska CONGRATULATIONS OWL Super Market THE FOOD CENTER of Norfolk PHONE 2780 ON HIGHWAY 81 712 So. 13 St. Norfolk Nebraska NORFOLK BILLIARDS SNOOKER POOL Norfolk, Nebraska JENNY MOTOR CO. 115 Norfolk Ave. Ph. 33 OLDSMOBILE Sales and Service Norfolk, Nebraska SENIORS OF 1951 LEWIS STORE Phone 10 Meadow Grove, Nebraska BILL’S TAVERN Willard Hasenpflug, Prop. BILLIARDS LIGHT LUNCHES COCKTAILS Meadow Grove, Nebraska RINEHARTS I. G. A. SUPER MARKET Fresh Fruits, Vegetables and Meats Everything in Canned Goods SHOP and SAVE At I. G. A. Tilden Nebraska THE BRAIN STORM (1950Senior Class Play) Having led a sheltered life with his three maiden aunts, (LaVeme Mozer, Wilma I yall and Joyce Werner) Willoughby Adams, (Jack Warrick) had become about as spineless a creature as ever there was. In the college dorm, he's the one who makes the beds and lends the money and clothes to his college chums, (Perry Osborne, Kenny Pratt, Junior Monson, and Fred Lewis) That is, until his conscience. Inner Willy, (Boyd Boyer) materializes. Then gradually, very gradually, Willoughby begins to act like a man. He has the makings of an athlete and a star football player, but his aunts decide he is too frail to go out for athletics. He almost agreed with them too, until a college newsreporter, (JoAnne B.) tries to encourage him to try it. The college rooters (Pat Daniel, Wanda Lewis, Joyce Austin, Ruth Sparr, Ruth Koenig) put the pressure on him, too. Then, of course, there's Inner Willy, who twits and tortures the poor fellow. Two of his football pals, (Rc isnd McClatchey and Norman Kuntze) and Coach Lloyd (Virgil Hiatt) also try to convince him that they need him. When Willoughby's aunts came to see him, they brought Willoughby's old home town girl friend Marybelle, (Gloria Kohl) with them. From a college viewpoint she is a perfect dud, whose greatest ambition is to sleep. When Willoughby transfers his affections to Sally, and decides to play football Marybelle and the aunts depart for home. FOLLOWING THE ALUM I Joyce Austin----------—working at the Lutheran hospital in Norfolk as a nurse's aide. Jo Ann Bishop----------teaching a rural school northeast of Meadow Grove. Boyd Boyer-------------working in California. Patricia Daniel--------working at the Lutheran hospital in Norfolk as a nurse's aide. Virgil Hiatt-----------serving in the United States Marine Corps. Ruth Koenig----------- staying at home. Gloria Kohl----------—is now the wife of Dennis Boschen and living on a farm south of Meadow Grove. Norman Kuntze----------serving in the United States Marine Corps. Fred Lewis-------------married to Daphne Collins and is employed driving a gravel truck. Wanda Lewis------------working in Iowa. Wilma Ly ll-----------teaching in a rural school south of Battle Creek. Raymond McClatchey-----working on a farm. Albert Monson, Jr.-----working for Farran's Implement Shop LaVeme Mozer-----------staying at home. Perry Osborne----------is now attending Norfolk Junior College. Kenny Pratt------------working for his dad on the farm. Ruth Sparr-------------staying at home. Jack Warrick----------is now attending the University of Nebraska at Lincoln. He's pledged to the Kappa Sigma fraternity and a member of the Freshman Pep Club. Joyce Werner----------is now the wife of Keith Hof fart. They are running a grocery store in Meadow Grove. ,S.eni r 'So On May 2, the Juniors gave the Seniors of 1950 a farewell banquet. The theme was An Old Fashioned Garden. Gerald Van Gundy was toastmaster The Seniors colors of rose, silver and aqua were carried out in the decorations An old — fashioned wishing well centered the garden. On one side of the wishing well were lawn sets and on the other small tables were set for dinner in the garden Pastel candles served as centerpieces. The garden was surrounded by a stone wall and a small picket fence. The entrance to the garden was covered with flowers. Waiters and waitresses from the Sophomore class were chosen by drawing names out of a hat. Dick Terry, Eugene Abrahamson, Bob Horrocks, and Kay Botsford were the waiters. Pictured at the left from left to right are waitresses Joyce Synovec, Lois McClatchey, Karen Volk, Joyce Schlueter, Camera Werner and Pearl Weerts. . I Our team has had a very successful year under the direction of Coach Luttman. We have won 13 and lost 9 We won the third place trophy in the Combelt Tournaments at Neligh. In the Newman Grove Invitational tournaments we took fourth place. At the district tournaments our team showed more fight than they had all season, '•'e took first place by winning from Magnet on the first night. The game on the second night proved to be a thriller. With two defeats behind our boys they took advantage of a game that turned in their favor in the closing minutes of the game. The final score was Clearwater 5l-Meadow Grove 52. The last night we had to come up against Inman and we beat them by 2 points to take first place. We received a beautiful trophy. We then traveled to Plainview to play Wayne Prep. At Plainview we lost to Wayne Prep who later qualified for State tournaments by putting out Uehling in the following game. M.G. Season Record Opp. h2 2h 6h 31 5U 61 55 U2 39 U8 59 51 h7 57 U2 59 U3 29 36 39 1 7 50 52 58 U5 St. Boniface Lindsay Hoskins St. Boniface Clearwater Madison Ewing Brunswick Tilden Oakdale Stanton Neligh Orchard Madison Clearwater Tilden Battle Creek Sacred Heart Elgin Madison St. Ed. Magnet Clearwater Inman Wayne Prep. 117U 1112 ♦Conference Games ••Tournament Games DISTRICT TOURNAMENT CHAMPS Are we happy?????? After a trip over to Brunswick in a very wet snow storm, we were able to take home the big trophy. Due to the bad roads, the Meadow Grove people chartered a bus and gave the team fine support. Next year's team is going to miss two very fine players. Bob Dahl and Dick Werner. Dick has been our high scorer all season. Good men to return aret Bob Horrocks, Bob Collins, Kay Botsford, Bob Monson, Howard Ellis, and Stan Sarrne. . iV p fy ic i ds . 9 LrfcrV'! ’ £2J Mi -■V'S Y OUR YEARBOOK WAS SUPPLIED BY THE INTER-COLLEGIATE PRESS KANSAS CITY DIPLOMAS ZtduUueltf. YEARBOOKS la the ANNOUNCEMENTS gclnoL a America PERSONAL CARDS CAPS AND GOWNS Ou 4!it ifeaA TREASURY OF WISDOM STATIONERY ANKERSTAR 6 CO. 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