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

Text from Pages 1 - 40 of the 1957 volume:

1957 z rojcin Published by Seniors of Meadow Grove High School Meadow Grove, Nebraska foreword This year the TROJAN was planned to record the highlights of your life as a lrojan in 1956-57. Each time you look through these pages you will remember the happy days you spent at Meadow Grove High. We, the lrojan staff, hope you will enjoy this book as much as we have enjoyed planning it for you. Our school mascot, the lrojan, appears throughout the book to remind you of the lrojan spirit that is forever present at MGHS. CLASS WILL SLNIOH CLASS CLASS PROPHECY UNDERCLASSMEN GHADES MUSIC ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS SNAPSHOTS First National Bank ADVERTISEMENTS n We, the annual staff, dedicate the 19d7 1110JAN to our parents in appreciation of the many privileges they have provided for us. I he foremost of these privileges is the opportunity to attend high school. We are now prepared for a higher education and to meet more successfully many of life’s problems. As this is our last year of school, we will be confronted with a new world in which we will not have our parents to guide and protect us. Our wish is that with the advantage of a high school education we will make our future successful. EDITOR Kobert Odland ASSISTANT EDITORS Joyce Duchow Kay Wilson STAFF Vernon Acklie Larry Derg Mike Daniel John Denny liebeca llamley Carole llorrocks Jerry Lewis Larry Linse Lorna Linse Karen Novotny Helen Pulley Kay Shenshew Hobert Waecliter Superintendent' SY[e acje As you page through this book recalling the events pictured and noted, you will probably be thinking of some of the outstanding performances turned in by MOHS athletes and scholars. There can be a very useful purpose to such reflective thinking if the characteristics of these outstanding students are now applied to yourself in your present situation. I might take this opportunity to state that the class of 1957 has furnished future classes with a record, not unattainable, but certainly something to work toward. Kalph H. Merklinger, Sup’t. DeLay National Bank George Hamiey, Ernest Ellis, Burt Berg, Ralph Merklinger, Sup’t., Herman Weerts, Everett Collins. Burt Berg Everett Collins Roy Lyall was unavailable when pictures were taken. RALPH H. MERKLINGER Superintendent Meadow Grove, Nebraska; Kearney State College; A.B.; Colorado State College; Industrial Arts; World History; Freshman Sponsor. MILDRED McNAMEE Norfolk, Nebraska; University of Nebraska; B.Sc.; Iowa State College; University of California; Home Economics; Typing Problems of Democracy; Pep Club Sponsor. faculty LEONARD SAWYER Royal, Nebraska; Band Instructor. JUDITH RICE Neligh, Nebraska; Wayne State College; A.B.; University of Nebraska; University of Chicago; English; World Geography; Sophomore Sponsor. —5— CHARLES ANDERSON Principal Meadow Grove, Nebraska; Luther Junior College; Dana College; B.S.; Mathematics; Algebra; General Bookkeeping; General Business; Athletics; Senior Sponsor. MARTHA HERNDON Battle Creek, Nebraska; Colorado A M College; B.S.; Science; Biology; American History; English; Junior Sponsor. CAROL J. HENRY Norfolk, Nebraska; University of Nebraska; Vocal Music. RALPH SWITZER Custodian ELEANOR HAMLEY Meadow Grove, Nebraska; Wayne State College; First; Second. S —6— LENORA WALLIN Tilden, Nebraska; Wayne State College; Kindergarten. 0 « HOui Know all men by these presents that we, the senior class of 1957, residents of Meadow Grove, Madison County, Nebraska, considering the uncertainty of this frail and transitory life do hereby make, publish, and declare this instrument to be our last will and testament in manner and form following: I, Vernon Acklie, will my seat in the senior row to some sophomore. 1, Larry Berg, will my ability to talk in class to Leslie Sparr. I, Mike Daniel, will my little blue Ford, if it’s still in one piece, to Merle Heinke to use to his best advantage. 1, John Denny, will my false teeth to Mr. Merklinger to chew-out the underclassmen. I, Joyce Duchow, will my ability to study to Denny Lewis. I, lleheca llamley, will my ability to get to school on time to Phyllis Lllis and Ann Pobanz. I, Carole llorrocks, will my late hours to Sandra ilarding. I, Jerry Lewis, will my long walk to school to Bob Alyea. I, Larry Linse, will my good physique to Dennis Dusel. I, Lorna Linse, will my calmness at ball games to LuNette ttieting. I, Karen Novotny, will to the oncoming seniors all my rights, except one. 1, Gob Odland, will my height to Imagene Scott. 1, Helen Pulley, will my ability to flirt to Lvelyn ilumphrey. I, Kay Shenshew, will my poise to Kachel Wieting. 1, Hobert Waechter, will my hot-rod driving to Louise Larson. I, Kay Wilson, will my Tom-Tom to the Meadow Grove Band. To the teachers, well, we just leave. To the underclassmen we leave the teachers, or what is left of them, for another year without us around. Saltz Produce Lewis Store emor VERNON ACKLIE Trojan Staff; County Government 3; Stage Manager-Class Play 3; Class Play 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4. LARRY BERG Trojan Staff; County Government 3; Class Play 3,4; Class Treasurer 4; Vocal Music 3; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 2; Football 2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Sport’s K ing 4. CLASS MO ITO iNot to advance, is to recede CLASS SONG You’ll Never Walk Alone CLASS COLORS Turquoise and Black CLASS FLOWER Chry santhemum MIKE DANIEL Trojan Staff; County Government 3; Class Play 3,4; Class President 1; Class Vice President 2; Class Treasurer 3; Mixed Octette 3; Mixed Chorus 4. JOHN DENNY Trojan Staff; County Government 3; Class Vice President 3; Student Manager 3,4; Class Play 3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Football 2; Track 2; King’s Attendant 4. —8— vS emor a JOYCE DUCHOW Assistant Editor; Volleyball 2,3,4; Soft-ball 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Triple Trio 3,4; Girls Glee 3,4; Class Play 3,4; Kearney Contest 1,3,4; Hand 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 4. HEBECA HAMLEY Trojan Staff; Class Play 3,4; County Government 3; Class Secretary 2; Class Treasurer 1; Vocal music; Band 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Softball 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 1,2,3; Girls Glee 3,4; Triple Trio 3,4; Mixed Chorus 4; Sport’s Queen 4. CL ASS OFFICERS President.......................... Hob Odland Vice President...................Carole llorrocks Secretary..........................Helen Pulley Treasurer..........................Larry Berg News Reporter.....................Karen Novotny CAROLE HORROCKS Trojan Staff; Class Secretary 2; Class Treasurer 3; Class Vice President 4; Pep Club Officer 1,2,3,4; Class Play 3,4; Band 1,2; Vocal Music 1; Triple Trio 3,4; Sextette 3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Softball 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 4; Queen’s Attendant 4. JERRY LEWIS Trojan Staff; County Government 3; Class Play 3,4; Class Secretary 3; Vocal Music 3; Football 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Student Manager 1; King’s Attendant 4. —9— eft lor ( ,la66 LAlUiY LINSE Trojan Staff 4; County Government 3; Class Play 3,4 Vocal Music 3; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,4; llasketball 1,2,3,4; Student Manager 1,2. LOliNA LINSE Trojan Staff; County Government 3; Class Play 3,4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Softball 1,2,3,4; Vocal Music 1; Girls Glee 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 4. September 1953 brought seventeen bewildered freshman to Meadow Grove High School. Mr. I.amont 1.arson was our sponsor and Mike Daniel was elected president. Joyce Duchow entered our ranks at mid-semester. Several members took an active part in athletics. As sophomores we had shed a little greenness and knew our way about better. Suzanne I erry joined us and Mr. Larson was again our sponsor. Ralph McClatchey left our class at the second semester. KAREN NOVOTNY Trojan Staff; Class Reporter 4; Pep Club Secretary 3; County Government 3; Class Play 3,4; Vocal Music 1; Hand 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 2,3; Softball 2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 1,4; Girls Glee 3,4; Sextette 4; Mixed Chorus 4; Queen’s Attendant 4. ROBERT ODLAND Irojan Editor 4; Class President 2,3,4; Class Vice President 1; County Government 3; Class Play 3,4 Band 1,2,3; Vocal Music 3; Basketball 1,2,3,4; hoot-ball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Student Manager 1,2; Kearney Contest 1,3,4; King’s Attendant 4. —10— eft ior HELEN PULLEY Trojan Staff 4; Class Secretary 4; Girls Glee 3,4; Vocal Music 1; 'Triple Trio 4; County Government 3; Trojan Artist 4; Class Play 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Club Secretary 4. KAY SlIENSHEW Trojan Staff 4; Vocal Music 1,3; Class Play 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4. ✓ Our junior year was a memorable one for all of us. Besides the usual hayrack party we presented the junior class play, “The Baby Sitter.” In May we were hosts for the Junior-Senior Banquet. Suzanne Terry left us at the beginning of the year and later on Bonnie Niles dropped out of school to become Mrs. Gary Kuchar. We had the pleasure of escorting the senior class to their places to receive their diplomas. I he final year, was now upon us. Mr. Ander- son became our sponsor and Bob Oldand was elected president. Our play, “'The Ghost Parade”, was successfully presented on March 29th. In April we took off on our “Sneak Bay” which was a welcome change for everyone. On May 3, we were royally treated to a banquet by the juniors. Commencement suddenly caught up with us on May 14. As we came to the end of our high school days our only wish was that the future years would be as successful as the last four. ROBERT WAECHTER Trojan Staff 4; Football 4; Baseball 1,2,3; Student Manager 2; Stage Manager-Class Play 3; Class Play 4; Vocal Music 3; 'Track 2. KAY WILSON Assistant Editor 4; Class Secretary 1; Class News Reporter 2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Club Treasurer 1; Cheerleader 2,3,4; County Government 3; Class Play 3,4; Triple 'Trio 3; Sextette 3; 'Trio 3,4; Mixed Octette 3; Softball 3; Mixed Chorus 4; Girls Glee 3,4; Vocal Music 1, Band 1,2,3,4; Queen’s Attendant 4. — 11— ■ Propltecy Sitting relaxed, I am watching the clouds go speeding past. Now it is 1980. While thinking about the class of 1957, 1 fell asleep to the gentle lulling roar of car engines. Suddenly, I remembered that the class of ’57 was-holding a class reunion. So I started on my tour to see what each was doing. Helen Pulley is now with the world’s largest airlines, “The United”. She is working out of the Minneapolis office but has just asked for a transfer to Hattie Creek, her favorite town. Vernon Acklie is working on the farm with his dad. He still makes trips north of Meadow Grove to see his ex-passenger of high school days. Joyce Uuchow is now' teaching in a Lutheran mission in New Guinea. She has learned that the teacher’s salary isn’t the best to be earned. Mike Daniel has set up a national system of Ford shops of his own with headquarters in San Francisco. He is still as loyal as ever to the Fords. Jerry Lewis is a Nebraska game warden residing in Meadow Grove, lie is especially after the hunters that get their limit OUT of season. Kay Wilson is a professional singer with top billing for the Grand Opera in New York. Hob Waechter owns King’s Hanch in Texas. His foursons are studying law, hoping to become judges. Bob Odland is a mechanical engineer and Northeast Nebraska’s most eligible bachelor. He is making plans for a dam to be built on the Elkhorn Hiver, which will bring prosperity to all farmers of the Meadow Grove vicinity. Karen Novotny is married and living in Tilden as a mechanic’s wife and the mother of twelve children. She spends her leisure time playing piano accompaniments for would be musicians of Tilden. Larry Berg is playing for Nebraska Giant’s Basketball Team. No one has yet beaten his all-time high point record. Kay Shenshew is living in Norfolk as she is in charge of the County Assistance Office in Madison County. Lorna Linse runs a home for bachelors. Her food attracts their attention and she can’t find enough room for all of them. Larry Linse is an Admiral in the Navy. He isn’t officially married as he has a girl in every port and can’t choose a favorite. Becky liamley married a movie producer and is living in Hollywood. She has several children and is a chief-nurse on M. G. M.’s movie lot during her spare time. John Denny is the owner of the largest country club in northeast Nebraska. He manages the activities program. To the boys disgust, he is known to favor the girls. Carole Horrocks is teaching school at Meadow Grove. During school vacations she gives hot-rod driving and first aid lessons to the teen-agers. • -12- Meadow Grove News Meadow Grove Co-operative Ass’n ‘junior First How: Robert Alyea, Phyllis Fllis, Sheriene Feldmann, Eddie Ferry, Doran Horn. Second How: Eddie Humphrey, Kathy Larson, Lola Larson, Louise Larson, Brenda Margritz. Third How: Hamona Matney, Evone Mon son, Gloria Oss, Norma Pierce, Ann Marie Pobanz. Fourth Howi Clifton Hobinson, Koyce Saltz, LuNette Wieting, Larry Wynn. —13- Battle Creek Co-op Creamery Farmers Union Oil Iv V I V f ' -v ▲ij n . • t “l 79 f Wj •7-',-r - i - A . X. - T •A £' r V cr- rh ' %j o •- t[jr sSoplt omoreA First How: Marilyn Droescher, Sandra Harding, Kathleen Kuchar, Sandra Lewis, Bonna Margritz. Second How: Karon McKnight, Kathleen Meyer, Jerry O’Banion, Leon Fraeuner, Milan Praeuner. Third How: David Schinck, Leslie Sparr, Rodney Suckstorf, Roger Suckstorf, Gary Werner. Fourth How: Rachel Wieting, Darrell Wyatt. j’ Gillette Dairy 14— James Cafe 2 + Vi i r‘ ? fit o ' X 9 a y 4'A fre Umen First Kow: Kay Alyea, Lynda Black, Bonnie Cleveland, Carolyn DeCamp, David DeCanip, James Duchow. Second Kow: Dennis Dusel, Georgia Grant, Billy Green, Sandra Hamiey, Janet Horrocks, Maine Howard. Third How: Evelyn Humphrey, Carolyn Larson, Gloria Larson, Kayleen Larson, Dennis Lewis, Jill Mather. Fourth Row: Marjorie Meyer, Marilyn Mozer, Merle Reinke, Imagene Scott, Arlyn Suckstorf, Claudia Wauer. Fifth Row: Harlan Weingart, Jack Wynn. Norfolk Bottling Company —15— Chicago Lumber Company graded ($-7-8 First How: Ray Ziehmer, Duane Sucks tori, Kenneth Carr, Sandra Janies. Second Hbw: Mrs. Mai mb erg, Jeannie Hamley, Douglas Fllis, Joyce Lyall, Jim Oss, Carolyn Derg. Third How: Sharon Manner, Ardith Meyer, Hichard Robinson, Julie Schinck, Sharon Dodson. Dr. Griffin, Dentist Johnson’s Market Elmer Rinehart MyDer racked 3-4-5 First How: Susan Margtitz, Janelle Meyer, Steve Calkins, Joy Pierce, Joyce Alyea. Second How: Miss Fowler, Terry James, Fddie Stout, Billy Hill, Dennis Collins, Billy Pratt, Jerry Berfe, Vom Ziehmer. Third How: Jack Banner, Dianne Bartee, Sharon Dye, Terry Stout, Carol Ann Alexander, Carol Suckstori, Jane Albracht First How: Douglas Ziehmer, Linda Werner, Janelle Horn, Steven Bartee. Second How: GaleOss, Dennis Lyall, Joy Saltz, Connie Jo Osborn, Nancy Verplank, Bonnie Praeuner, Jerry Stout, Hodney Ziehmer. Third How: Mrs. HanJey, Larry Tegeler, Michael Calkin, Tim Collins, Madaline Swarm, Connie Dye, Glenn Cleveland Honnie Bartee, Hoyce Lyall. Carter Produce Johnson Motor Company Til den Drug 3£indercjarten Tilden Shoe Store First How: Jimmie Verplank, David Dodson, Terry Liedtke, Larry Calkin, Peggy Collins, Mrs. Wallin. Second How: Jerry Smith, Patricia Houfek, Sue Scott, Gregory Osborn, Becky Sullivan, Marlene Alyea. 5ancl First How: Joyce Duchow, Kay Ziehmer, Connie Jo Osborn, Joy Pierce, Iniagene Scott, Carolyn Berg. Second How: Phyllis Ellis, Kay Wilson, Ardith Meyer, Janet Horrocks, Gloria Larson, Kayleen Larson, Sharon Hanner, Marjorie Meyer, Kathy Larson, Sandra Hamley, Sharon Dodson, Mr. Sawyer. Third How: Joyce Lyall, Claudia Wauer, Sheriene Feldmann, Darrell Wyatt, Jeannie Hamley, Jerry O’Banion, Lola Larson, Gary Werner, Carolyn DeCamp, Karen Novotny, Lynda Black. Fourth How: Hebeca Hamley, Georgia Grant, Kathleen Kuchar, Arlyn Suckstorf, James Duchow, Ann Pobanz, Kathleen Meyer, LuNette Wicting, Bonnie Cleveland, Hachel Wieting, Louise Larson, Haniona Matney. 97 a orette«$ Connie Jo Osborn, Joy Pierce, Imagene Scott, Handee Graber, Kay Ziehmer, Carolyn Berg, Joyce Duchow. Corhart Lumber Company Myron Qua! set First How: Osborn, Pierce, Scott. Second How: Graber, Ziehmer, Berg, Duchow, drum majorette. Jack James, 0. D. The Tilden Bank —18— irl6 (§1 ee F irst How: Kay Wilson, Hr bee a Hamley, Imagene Scott, Sandra Lewis, Katiileen Kucliar, Georgia Grant, Sandra Hamley, Donna Margritz, Janet Ilorrocks, Norma Pierce, Kvelyn Humphrey, Phyllis FJlis, Joyce Duchow. Second How: Klaine Howard, Marilyn Mozer, Marilyn Droescher, Hamona Matney, Claudia Waiter, Jill Mather, Sherlene Feldmann,Gloria Larson,Sandra Harding, Karon McKnight, Kathy Larson, Loma Linse, Helen Pulley, Lynda Hlack, Karen Novotny. Third How: Louise Larson, Kayleen Larson, Marjorie Meyer, Kathleen Meyer, Bonnie Cleveland, Hachel Wieting, Carolyn De Camp, Lola Larson, Ann Pobanz, Carole Ilorrocks, LuNette dieting, Brenda Margritz, Carolyn Larson, Mrs. Carol Henry. ITlixed 0Aoru«$ First How: Hachel Wieting, Lorna Linse, Hebeca Hamley, Carole Ilorrocks, Ann Pobanz, LuNette Wieting, Kay Wil- son, Lynda Black, Georgia Grant, Karen Novotny. Second How: Hamona Matney, Harlan Weingart, Jerry O’Banion, Darrell Wyatt, Cliff Kobinson, Mike Daniel, Leon Praeuner, James Duchow, Billy Green, Joyce Duchow, Mrs. Carol Henry. TRIPLETRIO TRIO SEXTETTE First liow: Ann Pobanz, LuNette dieting, Karen Novotny, Kay Wilson. Second How: Imagene Scott, Kay Shenshew, Sandra Lewis, Joyce Duchow, Kathleen Kuchar, Georgia Grant, Sandra Hamley, Bonna Margritz, Janet Horrocks, Norma Pierce, Evelyn Humphrey, Phyllis Ellis, Hebeca Hamley. Third How: Elaine Howard, Marilyn Mozer, Marilyn Droescher, Hamona Matney, Claudia Wauer, Jill Mather, Sherlene Feldmann, Gloria Larson, Sandra Harding, Kathy Larson, Lorna Linse, Helen Pulley, Lynda Black. Fourth How: Miss McNamee, Louise Larson, Kayleen Larson, Marjorie Meyer, Kathleen Meyer, Bonnie Cleveland, Rachel Wieting, Evone Monson, Carolyn UeCanip, Karon McKnight, Lola Larson, Carole Horrocks, Brenda Margrilz, Carolyn Larson. Mary's Cafe Larson Kuhn —21- King’s Ballroom Hulac Clothing Fair Store Leo A. Ruhlman junior Dari ing’s Curley’s Market Tod (Eddie Ferry) borrows a new typewriter from the school office for Patty (LuNette W'ieting) to write her novel. Ida May (Annie Pobanz) learns that a detective (Robert Alyea) is investigating the case of the stolen typewriter. In the process of sneaking it back it is broken. Isabel (Norma Pierce) persuades Patty to sell her novel to pay for the typewriter. Artie (Eddie Humphrey), who drums on everything he sees, creates such a commotion that Patty’s diary is sent to the editor instead of the novel. The diary shakes the town like an explosion. It tells what Patty’s father (Doran Horn) and her mother (Phyllis Ellis) have said, also that Mrs. Nixon (Sherlene Feld-mann) spends all of her husband’s (Royce Saltz) salary on hats. Monica (Ramona Matney) and Louella (Louise Larson) are high school friends. Monica is always making plays to snare Harney (Royce Saltz). Paul Cummings (Larry Wynn) and Quiz (Brenda Margritz) learn whose diary it is and come to learn more about it, but are turned down flat. Hetty Heaton (Evone Monson), from the radio station is there too. Miss Wiggam (Kathy Larson) and Mrs. Whittaker (Lola Larson) are spend-thrifty teachers. cUolleybaU Front How: Kebeca Hamley, Claudia Bauer, Lorna Linse, Phyllis till is, Joyce Duchow. Back Row: Coach Merklinger, Kathleen Kuchar, Louise Larson, LuNette Bieting, Carole liorrocks, Annie Pobanz, Lola Larson, Kathy Larson. The Meadow Grove Trojanettes completed their 1956—57 season with an 8 win and no loss record to win the Conference Championship. The girls defeated Pagein the Clearwater Invitational Tourney to take third place. High scorer for the 56—57 Trojanettes is Joyce Duchow with 95 points. f our girls will be lost from the volleyball through graduation, They are Joyce Duchow, Rebeca Hamley, Carole Horrocks, and Lorna Linse. The girls played three non-conference games. The first was with Ewing at Meadow Grove. The second was a rematch at Ewing. The Trojanettes won these matches. The third game was with Tilden at Tilden where MG11S team lost the only game of their season with a score of 18—25. Scores of the conference games are as follows: Conference Meadow Grove 42................................................................Chambers 19 Meadow Grove 32................................................................Clearwater 21 Meadow Grove 48................................................................Orchard 25 Meadow Grove 64................................................................Hrunswick 11 Meadow Grove 40................................................................Page 20 Meadow Grove ...............................forfeit...............................Elgin Meadow Grove 38................................................................Oakdale 19 Meadow Grove 42................................................................Inman 22 Jack Winsor Roy Lyall —2 3- Ed Hanson Harold Rice, Lawyer Mali Season Begin Friday • Meadow Grove High 9n H 1 Trojans open the 1956 i,. . P Larry Berg was named “Star of the Week” by World-Herad Wii BrunswicK Meadow Grove’s T ill season Friday mber 14 on the st Humphrey H' hrey is a new Frojan schedule i to replace d to eight-n ich Ander: ition on other th I during ] on. They er. of b j indicate depth sport writers Wally Provost and The Trojans won their game now Elgir Greg McBride. at Brunswick Friday afternoon PlflCC honors in the The award was made in recog- by the score of 20 to 0. Gateway Conference, nition of the game with Clear- Coach Anderson’s team scored Grove has three wi water in which he made seven one touchdown in the first and credit; Elgin four. 7 touchdowns, 2 conversions and a one in the second quarter but tangle with Chamfo failed to convert for the extra night on the home § Coach Anderson’s uarter was j fourth th wn and a points, to the backf SjL C. -played en ST IT up j specto. v-... ------ - llic luuu from the sports depart- The Trojans are idle of the World-Herald. i M. G. 63; CLEARW iS BOYS i Meadow Grove ov' I Clearwater Cardin S DANGEROUSLY .... hrills, high lighted with dan-j night with a show and excitement, must be the! which may bring t leme of living for the MCuel ys and the accident ri chinck eadily increasing. As one looks up and isles they can see soys in every cf id several emp uple days whi st removed fi hile Milan r motorcycle acc a ry also has hisj What is it makes outcome, posit d. Fa ‘ of a tries ination. e football tea ok when D; ‘ his arm. e proba. t or Frida Doran Horn End— I .� r—Larry Linse, Doran rn • End Leon Praeuner, Ro-b-Waechter ter back—Jerry I Half—Arlyn Su ' t Half—Larry B I TO ELGIN ' r„ ring the first Irove led the Odland made he Trojans, the second Eagles made a he jscorc and eau as they 7-6. j e score rem igh the thirds h period E uchdown t 13-6 ere are tw season. T’. is her ale comes t 2, in the e Larry Berg of this gar Elgin Eagles will share the Arlan Suckstorf ‘mail n with the Meadow Grove f. L). of the game, ar ms. Eerg made two more e last game is a non-confer make the final score 6 tilt to be held Wednesday This was the last noon, Nov. 7 at Verdigre. Odland, Jerry • , Lcrg, Larry Linse, arwater High To Waechter. .. • Our boys went all y Here Friday evening to drub Oakd ter a week of rest the M. G. ... . . ... the Elgin defeat urged ans will tangle with Clear take it oul-on 0akdalel r here Friday evening at 8. Meadow Grove and e h' one win and a now tied for first pla s0. Or. Hunt, Dentist , conference and th—J acl VA , , boys talk by lans that t Jem I.evGs other Conference he Cardinals second and . st the much I defense. Th I ing of Berg quarter-back ught points blighted b; t quarter, ring honors Lewis passed ns, 1 exti AME the thirteenth for you: or the doctor to you? M. G. S Meadow feat V Me ado start g when Larry B a pass and made Jerry Lewi . . . or two extra J Larr) Linse made his secouu x. x . m first quarter and Jerry Lewis he kick for the extra Arlan Suckstorf made ne last chance to last T. I), of the first quar- hl� h school team pla.’ home field will be Fri the second quarter Lany of this week. The oppon made another 1. 1). and be Oakdale High School hparr made a T. D. for The boys have had a w Giove Verdigre made son, although they lost 1 Ah-‘f wuchdowns and one jast week 13.6 This was 34-7 in favor firsl conference defeat third quarter wa Arlan Sucksto: ards lor a m made nis fou? __line. lr. the fourth qua; made a T. D. and rard to vying for the October Elgin on their Grove bo we defeat to on’s beginn By Brenda M.G.’HjS. GROVE Cl h excellent Idow Grove 31-0 Friday e first quarter wa Praeuner, in t er, broke the scoi the Coach A ward victory. Odland made down and one extra p r made three touc Bob (Miami has also lost one gam present these two teams the conference firs; liss the hs one their his .,. Arlyn Suckstorf i he ran for two. touchdowns and were passes from Jerr A good crowd of T ers was present fron Grove. Don’t miss the gai Chambers come. Reporter—Bee M n 4.s. SCORE LA' AT CHAMBE Grove cairn core two is to beat Cl Friday nigh erg ran 20 y n in the thi le score, and J e tie with a k Grove a two-p intercepted a f tibers’ pass an touchdown. Trojans play at iday. Oct. 24, in bt’s all go to El; a good back Hamley, Re ive our boys plenty to do for to TIE FOR CROWN ‘ e evening. Meadow Grove def , m. . C dale� 47 10 0‘ her° 1 and Mothers lo berve ning to ti I , . r hills Gateway Confere unch at Football Game Larry Berg opened The Band Mothers group will ‘n ,. e Jfirst period wh , j a touchdown. Arlan °rve sandwiches and doughnuts.!nad(, (he point L t the football game here Friday another T.D. and Ji ight. added two points. J More uniforms are needed and made the only T. D. 11 members are to contribute ond quarter, the Troji 0c or furnish doughnuts so this to 0, at the half, und may be met. Bon? a™™1 � u nyonc who is i. Bi||’s Camera 4 Sporting Goods ............... football Kront How: Jerry O’Banion, Gary Werner, Kobert Waechter, Jerry Lewis, Eddie Humphrey. Second How: John Denny (student manager), Eddie Kerry, Leon Praeuner, Arlyn Suckstorf, Larry Wynn (student manager). Third How: Coach Charles Anderson, Leslie Sparr, Hoger Suckstorf, Larry Berg, Larry Linse, Doran Horn. After much hard work and team spirit the Trojans tied with Elgin for the Co-Championship of the Sandhill-Gateway Conference. Of the eight games played Meadow Grove was victorious six times losing only to Humphrey and Elgin; the former being a non-conference game. Larry Berg won top honors for making 25 touchdowns which gained the Trojans 154 points. Jerry Lewis made 2 touchdowns and 7 successful place kicks which earned him 26 points. Arlyn Suckstorf made a sum of 25 points as a result of 4 touchdowns and 1 extra point. Meadow Grove’s grand total for the season tallied 257 points, while the opponents were restrained to a mere 81 points. On the Trojan squad there are five seniors: Larry Berg, Bob Odland, Jerry Lewis, Larry Linse, and Hobert Waechter. Football Results Meadow Grove 6................. Humphrey 36 Meadow Grove 14 Meadow Grove 26................. Brunswick 0 Meadow Grove 6 Meadow Grove 63................. Clearwater 12 Meadow Grove 47 Meadow Grove 31.................Orchard 0 Meadow Grove 64 Chambers 6 Elgin 13 Oakdale 0 Verdigree 14 Dr. Church, D.V.M. Vic Klein -25- Twin States Typewriter Co. Northeastern Telephone Co. First Kow: David Schinck (student manager), Jerry Lewis Eddie Ferry, Leon Praeuner, Arlyn Suckstorf, James Duchow, Gary Werner, Eddie Humphrey. Second How: Coach Anderson, Leslie Sparr, Larry Linse, Kobert Odland, Larry Derg, Milan Praeuner, Cliff Kobinson, Doran Horn, Hoger Suckstorf (student manager). Ba ketball The Meadow Grove high School basketball team ended their season when they were eliminated at the district tournament. During the season they played 19 games, in which they won 8 and lost 11. Several of these losses were by a small margin. They scored 915 points to Arlyn Suckstorf EG • 30 Doran Horn 10 Kobert Odland 5 Lairy Linse 0 J erry Lewis 71 Clifton Robinson 40 Larry Berg 161 Eddie Humphrey 0 Eddie Ferry 29 Leon Praeuner 11 Gary Werner 2 Milan Praeuner 1 Leslie Sparr 6 J antes Duchow 0 366 White Way Cafe Norfolk Skelgas 979 by their opponents. Several games were with Class D l earns. Reserves who worked hard include Vernon Acklie Wynn, :, Darrell Wyatt, Rodney and Billy Green. Suckstorf, FTM FTA Fouls Pts. 13 30 37 73 7 19 8 27 4 12 4 14 0 1 1 0 34 67 43 176 17 37 35 97 84 175 49 406 6 10 3 6 5 13 29 63 9 16 20 31 3 4 3 7 1 3 1 3 0 2 4 12 0 0 3 0 183 389 240 915 Norfolk Bridge and Construction Co. Lazy L Tavern —27— Club Billiards Cobb Motors Voss Photo Finishes V olkman Hunt’s Barber Shop Norfolk Office Equipment Thrifty-Way Market Lowell Long Louis M. Hegmier (Safeway) Breezy’s Shoe Shop James IV. ilall (Ball Printing Co,) Jenny Motor Company Marshall Chapel Wesley Grubb Garage Barkdoll Gas Electric Johnson’s Variety Store Bayne hash R.E.A. Werner Grocery Doering’s Stephan’s Funeral Koester’s Store Jean’s Beauty Shop Stuart llamley Ernie Ellis Contois Motor Company Lundquist Motor Company New Moon Theater Skalowsky Glass Larson Food Market Blakeman’s Beverage Dr. C. fc’.. Bush Stefan’s Cigar Store Western Typewriter Company Y e Old Tavern Superior Seed ilested’s L. Bondy Clip and Curl Bull is Drug Store J. 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