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

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1964 volume:

1964 TROJAN MEADOW GROVE HIGH SCHOOL Meadow Grove, Nebraska Dennis Collins and Rodney Sparr, Co-Editors Ask not what your country can do for you; ask what you can do for your country. John F. Kennedy STATUE OF LIBERTY Our 1964 yearbook is published in memory of the 35th President of the United States. John Fitzgerald Kennedy Table of Contents F oreword 2 A picture and words to remember John F. Kennedy 3 In memory Trojan Staff 5 The Brains Board of Education 6 The members pulled together this year to form a smooth running school Dedication 8 Some of the best advice the Seniors received their last year was from Mr. Steiner Faculty 9 Our teachers are the life blood of the school and the basis of all learning Grads 13 Four memorable years come to a close as 11 graduating Seniors leave their high school days behind them Undergrads 21 The undergrads have gathered many new experiences through class work and club activities Grade School 27 High School to be Activities 31 A few of the activities carried on by various groups at M.G.H.S. this year Athletics 43 A listing of the sport’s activities at M.G.H.S. in '63-64' Advertising Our sponsors whose help we appreciate 55 . . Dennis Collins Rodney Sparr . . Judy Praeuner . .Carol Suckstorf Bob DeCamp . . . . Janis Daniel . . Patty Novotny . . Judy Praeuner LeRoy Murray . . Gene Humphrey Richard Seelmeyer Janice Droecher Class Plays and Banquets Class Pictures......... Faculty and Dedications . Co-Editors . . . Business Manager Athletics......... TROJAN STAFF The Board of Education Pictured, from left to right: Alvin Meyer, member; Joe Sullivan, secretary; Gordon McIntosh, president; Wayne Tegeler, member; Burt Berg, member; Don Warnke, treasurer DEDICATION DEDICATION vKeith D. Steiner We Seniors wish to dedicate the 1964 Trojan to Mr. Keith Steiner, who came to Meadow Grove School in the fall of 1962. At this time we wish to thank you for all your patience and understanding you have shown us in American Government, and American History. We are grateful to you for helping us in our problems this past year. In Sincere appreciation, Seniors FACULTY Victor A. Graham, Superintendent, Meadow Grove, Nebraska, B. A. Peru State College, M. Ed University of Oregon Public Speaking, Industrial Arts • 7 6 ' Keith Steiner, Meadow Grove, Nebraska, Wayne State College, Social Studies 10 CHARLES HUMMER, Meadow Grove, Nebraska Wayne State College, B. A. Science, Industrial Arts THOMAS JAMES, Meadow Grove, Nebraska, Kearny State College, Mathematics, Physical Education MARLENE RHODUS, Meadow Grove, Nebraska, Omaha University, Home Economics, English RALPH SWITZER, Meadow Grove, Nebraska, Custodian 11 LOIS LARSON, Tilden, Nebraska, Wayne State College, Kindergarden DOROTHY SULLIVAN, Meadow Grove, Nebraska, Wayne State College 1st and 2nd grade JUDY SMITH, Meadow Grove, Nebraska, Norfolk Junior College 5th and 6th grade DORIS NELSON, Norfolk, Nebraska, Norfolk Junior College, Wayne State College 7th and 8th grade VARDON YOUNG, Norfolk, Nebraska, University of Minnesota, Instrumental Music MARY SULLIVAN, Meadow Grove, Nebraska, Secretary ELEANOR HAMLEY, Meadow Grove, Nebraska, Wayne State College 3rd and 4th grade PAT SMEJKAL, Norfolk, Nebraska, Vocal Music WENDELL OSORNO, Meadow Grove, Nebraska, Wayne State College, Commercial Courses 9 GRADUATES DENNIS COLLINS Band.............................1,2,3,4 Mixed Chorus.....................1,2,3,4 Mixed Group........................2,3,4 Boy's Quartette........................4 Mixed Chorus Pres......................4 Student Manager......................1,2 Track..................................i Basketball...........................2,4 Physical Education.....................4 Class News Reporter....................2 Class Secretary........................3 Class Sec-Treas........................4 Class Play.........................2,3,4 Music Contest....................1,2,3,4 County Gov. Day........................3 Kearney Contest......................3,4 Annual Staff...........................4 1964 SENIORS With the Ropes of the Past, We will Ring the Bells of the Future --CLASS MOTTO White Orchid--CLASS FLOWER 14 Lavander and Silver--CLASS COLORS ROBERT DECAMP Basketball.......................1,2,3,4 Football.........................1,2,3,4 Class President........................3 Class Play.........................2,3,4 Student Council........................3 County Gov. Day........................3 Annual Staff...........................4 Career Day...........................3,4 studies JANIS DANIEL Band.................................1,2 Mixed Chorus.....................1,2,3,4 Girl's Glee......................1,2,3,4 Sextette.............................1,2 Mixed Group .........................2,4 Triple Trio..........................3,4 Pep Club.........................1,2,3,4 Pep Club Vice Pres.....................4 Physical Education.....................4 Class News Reporter....................1 Class Vice Pres........................3 Class Play...........................3,4 Music Contest....................1,2,3,4 County Gov, Day........................3 Annual Staff...........................4 Kearney Contest........................4 1 5 EUGENE HUMPHREY Mixed Chorus . Mixed Group . . Basketball . . . Football .... Class Play . . . Music Contest . County Gov. Day Annual Staff . . Track ......... • 1,3,4 ... A 1.2.3.4 . . 1,3 . .3,4 • 1,3,4 . . 3 ... 4 1.2.3.4 Eleven SENIORS LEROY MURRAY Band.............................1,2,3,4 Basketball.......................1,2,3,4 Track..................................1 Physical Education.....................4 Class Play...........................3,4 Music Contest....................1,2,3,4, County Gov. Day........................3 Annual Staff...........................4 Career Day...........................3,4 Boy's State............................3 cherish the past but look to the future PATTY NOVOTNY Pep Club.........................1,2,3,4 Cheerleader............................4 Band.............................1,2,3,4 Girl's Glee.....................1,2,3,-4 Mixed Chorus...........................4 Girl's Glee Sec........................4 Band Vice Pres.........................4 Class Vice Pres........................2 Class News Reporter....................3 Class Play...........................3,4 Music Contest....................1,2,3,4 Kearney Contest......................3,4 County Gov. Day........................3 Annual Staff...........................4 Career Day...........................3,4 Girl's State...........................3 JUDY PRAEUNER Mixed Chorus . . . . Girl's Glee......... Triple Trio......... Mixed Group .... Pep Club........... Pep Club President . Class Secretary . . Class Treasurer . . Class News Reporter Class Play......... Student Council . . . Music Contest . . . Kearney Contest . . County Gov. Day . . Annual Staff........ Career Day ......... 1.2.3, 1.2.3, 1.2.3, . 3, 1.2.3, . .3, 1.2.3, 1.2.3, 1964 SENIORS RICHARD SEELMEYER Basketball.........................1,2,3 Football...........................1,2,3 Class Play...........................3,4 County Gov. Day........................3 Sec-Treas Varsity Club.................4 CAROL SUCKSTORF Mixed Chorus......................1,2,3,4 Girl's Glee......................1,2,3,4 Triple Trio......................1,2,3,4 Girl's Glee Pres........................4 Band..............................1,2,3,4 Volley Ball......................1,2,3,4 Track............................1,2,3,4 Class Treasurer ....................... 1 Class Secretary.........................2 Class Vice Pres.........................4 Class Play............................3,4 Music Contest.....................1,2,3,4 County Gov. Day.........................3 Annual Staff............................4 Career Day............................3,4 Cheerleader.......................1,2,3,4 enjoyed their four years at IML G. jHL S. RODNEY SPARR Mixed Chorus....................1,2,3,4 Mixed Group..........................2,4 Mixed Chorus Sec.......................4 Basketball......................1,2,3,4 Football.........................1,2,3,4 Track..............................1,2,3 Physical Education.....................4 Class President......................2,4 Class Play.........................2,3,4 Student Council......................2,3 Music Contest....................1,2,3,4 County Gov. Day........................3 Annual Staff.......... . .'...........4 Career Day...........................3,4 IB 20 THE: GREATEST sin BEST day BIGGEST fool BEST town MOST agreeable companion GREATEST bore GREATEST deceiver GREATEST invention of the devil BEST work BEST play GREATEST comfort GREATEST mistake MOST expensive indulgence CHEAPEST, stupidest and easiest thing to do GREATEST stumbling block MOST ridiculous asset MOST dangerous person MOST disagreeable person BEST teacher MEANEST feeling GREATEST need GREATEST puzzle GREATEST mystery GREATEST thought GREATEST thing in all the world Fear Today He who will not go to school Where you succeed One who likes you as you are One who always talks about himself One who deceives himself War What you like Work A job well done Giving up Hate Find fault Egotism Pride The liar The complainer One who makes you want to learn Unhappy at another's success Common sense Life Death God Love On April 15th the 1964 Seniors of Meadow Grove High sneaked away to Lincoln and Omaha. We left at 6:00 a.m. for Lincoln. We arrived in Lincoln at 9:00 after a breakfast in Schuyler. In Lincoln we toured the Capitol. We also visited two museums. We continued on to Omaha, where we viewed a Cinerama movie, It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World.” We ate a delightful meal at the Sparetime Cafe. We went to see our second movie, Becket”, that evening. We arrived home at 2: a.m. a very tired but happy group. UNDERGRADS J u N I 0 R S Karla Buss Douglas Droescher JoDene Halsey Karen Kouba Carol Kuchar Nancy Larson Susan Margritz Kenneth Monson Katrena Murray Judy Sparr Terry Stout Tom Ziehmer 22 Roger King Dannie Kossmann Jackie Larson Cheryl Galyen Marlys Green Janice Higbee Charles Hummer Janelle Humphrey Terry James Rodney Anson Sandra Beed Jerry Berg Duane Blair 23 liddie Stout Danny Watson Robert Werner Gale Williams 24 Rodney Bartee Terry Beed Lenny Buss Steve Buss Evelyn DeCamp Ricky Fogleman David Gillespie Janelle Horrocks Katerine K inkle Michael Kuchar Mike Leach Royce Lyall 25 Karen Praeuner Darrel Schmidt Richard Sparr Steve Sparr Madeline Swarm Larry Tegeler Nancy Verplank Kathy Werner Rodney Ziehmer 26 1VL G, GRADE SCHOOL 27 Kindergartens 1st 2nd Grades Back Row: Glenda Smith, David Green, Patti Inness, Darla Rohlff, Mrs. Larson. Front Row Terri Tame Jimmy Pratt, Jamie Lyall, Andy Harvey. co Schroeder, La Ree Dederman, J.P. Smith, Debra Warrick, Mychelle Horrocks, Mrs. Sullivan. Middle Row: Ginnie Verplank, Debra Ross, Bonnie Werner, Debbie Stout, Lori Warnke. Front Row: John Tegeler, Jeff Lieswald, Timmy Barnes, Joe Austin. 28 3rd 8i 4th Grades v5th 6th Grades ?S 5hDRow: Kenneth Halsey, Lovie Ann Fogleman, Steven Scott, Kirk Praeuner, Julia Smith, Denise Collins, i .i nW: Vorie Lyall� Mary J‘ Sullivan� Billy Graber, Larry Inness, Bobby Pratt, Jill Smith, Mrs. Hamley. becona kow: Lynn Tcgeler, Beverly Werner, Connie Watson, Randy Leiswald, John Sullivan, Sherry Verplank. First How: Dave Praeuner, Chipper Lewis, Michael Horrocks, Scott Austin, David Praeuner. Back Row: Wade Austin, Terry Praeuner, Kirk Lieswald, Larry Werner, Jack Smith, Gary Inness, Norma Nelson. Middle Row: Mrs Smith, Vicky Sparr, Kathy Pratt, Ann Hummer, Diane Warkne, Jane Tegeler, Denise Dcderman. Front Row: Carol Werner, Ricky Waterbury, Jimmy Werner, Linda Blair, Denise Austin, Beverly McClatchey. 7th 8tk Grades ACTIVITIES Droescher, Praeuner, Kathy Kinkle, Rosemary Novotny, Joy Pierce, Carof Kuchar, Karen Kouba, Marlys Green. FRONT ROW David Gillespie, Patti Sparr, Susan Margritz, Sandy Beed, Janis Daniel, Cheryl Galyen, Mary Odland, Janelle Horrocks, Nancy verplank, Patty Novotny, Karla Buss, Karen Praeuner, Norma Lulow, Janelle Humphrey, Carole bcott, Linda Lewis, Mrs. Smejkal. Officers for the year of 1963-64 were: President.................Dennis Collins Sec. Treas................Rodney Sparr 32 THIS PAGE CO-SPONSORED BY JOE'S BARBER SHOP, IN NORFOLK MEADOW GROVE, AND BAYNE'S CLOTHING, TILDEN, NEBRASKA GIRLS' GLEE BACK ROW: Janelle Horrocks, Judy Sparr, Katrena Murray, Carol Suckstorf, Betty Mather, Janelle Meyer, Judy Praeuner, Kathy Kinkle, Rosemary Novotny, Joy Pierce, Karla Buss. MIDDLE ROW: Mary Odland, Nancy Verplank, Madeline Swarm, Janice Droescher, Nancy Larson, JoDene Halsey, Carol Kuchar, Karen Kouba, Marlys Green, Patty Novotny, Karren Praeuner. FRONT ROW: Patti Sparr, Susan Margritz, Sandy Beed, Jan Daniel, Cheryl Galyen, Norma Lulow, Janelle Humphrey, Carole Scott, Linda Lewis, Mrs. Smejkal. The Girls Glee received a superior rating at the O’Neill District Music Contest in 1964. this page sponsored bv BARKDOLL GAS AND ELECTRIC, tilden, Nebraska 33 BACK ROW : Dennis Collins, Carol kuchar, Jerry Berg, JoDene Halsey, Jan lligbee, Garry McIntosh, Nancy Verplank, Janelle Meyer, Jim Verplank, Terry Stout, LeRoy Murray, Terry James. MIDDLE ROW: Shirley Hummer, Karren Praeuner, Valerie Fogleman, Patty Novotny, Dannie Kossman, Bettv Mather, Janice Kinkle, Kathy Kinkle, Norma Lulow, Carol Suckstorf. FRONT ROW: Karen Kouba, Joy Saltz, Sue Scott, Katrena Murray Cheryl Galyen, Carole Scott, Joy Pierce. 3 Officers for the year of 1963-64 were: President..............Carol Suckstorf Vice-President . ... Patty Novotny Sec. Treas.............Dennis Collins 34 THIS PAGE CO-SPONSORED BY BU LLIS DRUG, NORFOLK, NEBRASKA AND JACK JAMES, O. D. , NORFOLK. NEBRASKA GIRLS TRIPLE TRIO SOPRANOS ALTOS Janis Daniel Karren Praeuner Joy Pierce JoDene Halsey Carol Suckstorf Judy Praeuner II SOPRANOS Carole Scott Carol Kuchar Marlys Green The Girl's Triple Trio received a Superior rating at the O'Neill District Music Contest in 1964. Cheryl Galyen was the group's accompanist 1st Tenor 2nd Tenor Baritone Bass Bill Pratt Dennis Collins Terry Stout Kenny Monson The Male Quartette received a superior rating at the O'Neill District Music Contest in 1964. Unfortunately, a photo of the Male Quartette was not available. 35 Gerard....................Gene Humphrey Irene Hamilton............Patty Novotny Arnold Q. Henly.................Dennis Collins Larry Malone.....................LeRoy Murray Lindy Williams........... Carol Suckstorf Goody Gulfhopper................ Janis Daniel Raymond The Prof' Nichols . . Dennis Collins Francis................................Richard Seelmeyer P. Oliver Burkholder............Rodney Sparr Mrs. Mildred Gunklock .... Janice Droescher Mrs. Margaret Blickle . . . Judy Praeuner Lieutenant Shaw................ Bob DeCamp 36 Arnold Q. Henly runs his school with an iron hand. Then suddenly into his well-run school comes two bank robbers, Raymond The Prof' Nichols, and his assistant Francis. The Prof' who bears an amazing likeness to Mr. Henly, becomes him for a short time to evade the police. Things are suddenly changed, and everyone likes it. Larry Malone, a top student, finds out about the plot and the crooks are hurried off to jail. 37 Mr. John Morgan.................Terry Stout Silas Dobbins...............Sheila Bredehoft Flickie Nelson..............Carol Kuchar Betty Phillips.............. Katrina Murray Joan Parker.................Karla Buss Mrs. Guarino................Nancy Larson Antonia Guarino...........Susan Margritz Bill Lindsay................Kenny Monson Mr. Oscar Pozenby . . . Tom Ziehmer Willie Woodson..............Doug Droescher Evalina Bumpass.............Karen Kouba Mrs. Reginald Vanderventer . . Judy Sparr Miss Pidgie McDougal .... Jodene Halsey Off The Track A sudden shower and the bridge has just been washed out. Some of the passengers gather in a small railway station. Among these are an Italian mother and her children, a society lady, three college girls, a young lady and her henpecked fiance, and a gentleman with an odd looking suitcase. The suitcase under the inspection of Miss Piddgie McDougal is found to contain white mice. The Italian woman is accused of stealing a pearl necklace. A trial is held and the mystery is solved. The bridge is fixed and everyone goes happily on their way. 1964 Athletic Banquet The room was decorated in the traditional school colors of red and white. On the walls were decorations depicting the sports: football, basketball, volleyball and track. Dennis Collins was the master of ceremonies and Mr Graham the address. The highlight of the evening was the crowning of the king and queen. Bob DeCamp and Carol Suckstorf were the honored royalty. Their attendants were: Rodney Sparr and Patty Novotny; Richard Seelmeyer and Janis Daniel; Gene Humphrey and Carol Kuchar. The crown bearers were Patti Iness and Jimmy Pratt. 40 1964 JuniorvSenior Banquet Southern Plantation was the theme of a lovely banquet given the senior class by the juniors. The room was decorated with pink streamers and white ceiling with gold stars. A darkie singer, Terry James, sitting beneath an umbrella in front of a plantation home entertained with guitar music. Katrina Murray was mistress of ceremonies. Terry Stout gave the welcome and Rodney Sparr gave the response. Remarks were given by Mrs. Harvey Rhodus and Supt. Graham. Karen Kouba read the class prophecy and JoDene Halsey read the class history. Those serving as waiters and waitresses were: Norma Lulow, Janelle Meyer, Patty Sparr, Janice Higbee, Duane Blair, Billy Pratt, Jackie Larson, and Rodney Anson. They were dressed to represent negroes. 4 1 On a lovely spring evening of May 14, 1964, the eleven seniors of the class of 1964 of Meadow Grove High School donned caps and gowns of red and white for their last appearance. We were addressed by Dr. Bill E. Ross, who spoke on our challenge as seniors. Superintendent Victor A. Graham, presented the class of 1964, and Gordon McIntosh presented the diplomas. Class sponsor, Charles Hummer announced the valedictorian: Judy Praeuner and the salutatorian: Dennis Collins. LeRoy Murray was awarded a certificate for perfect attendance. 42 ATHLETICS A TEAM CHEERLEADERS: Patty Novotny, and Carol Suckstorf, Seniors; Carol Kuchar, and Judy Sparr, Juniors. Unfortunately, a picture of the B team cheerleaders was not available. B” TEAM CHEERLEADERS: Rosemary Novotny, and Janelle Horrocks, Freshmen; Janelle Meyers, and Norma Lulow, Sophomores. Cheerleaders, With New Yells, Enthuse the Fans and Spark the Team 44 PEP CLUB Front Row, left to right: Carol Suckstorf, Carol Kuchar, Patty Novotny, Judy Snarr. Second Row: Janelle Meyer, Rosemary Novotny, Janelle Horrocks, Norma Lulow. Third Row: Mrs. Rhodus, Janelle Humphrey, Sandra Beed, Jams Dame1, Cheryl Galyen, Karen Praeuner, Carole Scott, Linda Lewis. Fourth Row: Janice Droescher, Mary Okland, Nancy Verplank, Nancy Larsen, JoDene Halsey, Karen Kouba, Marlys Green, Susan Margritz Fifth Row: Evelyn DeCamp, Katrina Murray, Betty Mather, Judy Praeuner, Kathi Kinkle, Joy Pierce, Karla Buss, Patty Sparr. 3 The officers for the year of 1963-64 were: President...............Judy Praeuner Vice-President..........Janis Daniel Secretary...............Karen Kouba Treasurer...............Susan Margritz News Reporter...........Mary Odland THIS PAGE SPONSORED BV CHRISTIAN PHOTO, NORFORK, NEBRASKA 45 FOOTBALL BACK ROW: Charles Hummer, Terry Beed, Tom Ziehmer, Eddie Stout, Steve Sparr, Larry Tegler, Richard Seelmeyer, Coach Osorno. SECOND ROW: Richard Sparr, Rodney Sparr, Ronnie Bartee, Royce Lyall, Doug Droescher, Steve Buss, Jack Larson. FIRST ROW: Terry James, Kenny Monson, Gale Williams, Robert DeCamp, Terry Stout, Billy Pratt, Robert Werner, Duane Blair. ABSENT: Rodney Anson, Rodney Ziehmer BACKS LINEMEN ENDS Terry Beed Larry Tegeler Rodney Sparr Royce Lyall Steve Buss Kenny Monson Terry Stout Duane Blair Eddie Stout Steve Sparr Richard Seelmeyer Gale Williams Doug Droescher Jack Larson Robert DeCamp Robert Werner Rodney Ziehmer Rodney Anson Billy Pratt Tom Ziehmer Ronnie Bartee Richard Sparr Terry James The M.G. Trojans finished the football season with a record of 2 wins and 6 losses. Due to inexperience on both sides of the bench the Trojans had more than their share of losses. As a result of the successful season last year many of the boys had good abilities. However, even this did not seem to help bring home more wins. The boys made every attempt to win the games but training was lacking. THIS page co-sponsored by NORFOLK SPORTING GOODS AND WESTERN TYPEWRITER AND OFFICE SUPPLY INC., BOTH Or NORFOLK, NEBRASKA 46 7 Teg'er Uuane ?lair- Connie Bartee, Terry Beed, Steve Buss, Rodney Sparr, Terry James, Gale Williams, Terry Stout, Coach Osorno. Robert DeCamp, Billy Pratt, LeRoy Murray, Jerry Berg, Kenny Monson, Tom Ziehmer, Gene Humphrey, Bddie Stout, Richard Sparr, Charles Hummer. Meadow Grove Meadow Grove Meadow Grove Meadow Grove Meadow Grcfve Meadow Grove Meadow Grove Meadow Grove Meadow Grove Meadow Grove Meadow Grove Meadow Grove Meadow Grove Meadow Grove Total......... ..........30 Chambers...............................27 ..........37 Humphrey.............................. 32 ..........36 Brunswick..............................39 ..........66 Tilden................................ 53 ..........55 Elgin..................................78 ..........39 Clearwater.............................72 ..........60 Oakdale................................87 ..........70 Royal..................................53 Sandhills Gateway Tournament ..........42 Orchard............................... 69 . . . . ; . 61 Page...................................54 ..........53 Orchard............................... 69 ..........46 Bartlett...............................57 District D Tournament ..........87 Wynot..................................64 ..........46 Newcastle............................. 60 ......... 728 Total................................ 814 THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY THE TILDEN BANK, TILDEN, NEBRASKA 47 VOLLEYBALL Left to Right: Nancy Verplank, Karen Praeuner, Joy Pierce, JoDene Halsey, Judy Sparr, Carol Kuchar, Katrina Murray, Carol Suckstorf, Coach, Janelle Meyer, Kathi K inkle, Rosemary Novotny, Evelyn DeCamp, Susan Margritz, Cheryl Galyen, Mary Odland, Carole Scott, Linda Lewis. The Trojanettes started the season unsuccessfully but gained experience as the season progressed. Although Mr. Osorno is in the picture above, Mr. Graham became head coach at the beginning of the 2nd semester. The Trojanettes record was 16 wins and 21 losses. However, even though the biggest percentage is in the loss column, the Trojanettes gained much experience under the leadership of Mr. Graham. Mr. Graham obtained the team and this was the spark the team needed. Enthusiasm, spark and pep marked the team after Mr. Graham became coach. We are sure that because of Mr. Graham's leadership this year, their prospects are better for next year. 48 The Meadow Grove High School track team was coached by Tom James and Wendell Osorno. There were a few boys out for track and they participated in a few track meets. One boy. Gale Williams earned the right to go to the State meet at Kearney. 49 livery Wednesday and Friday the boys and girls had physical education under the direction of Tom James. Although the students did not care for the exercises they knew it did them good. HUMOR AUTOGRAPHS 54 ADVERTISING FOR CONVENIENCE AND FRIENDLY SERVICE PATRONIZE YOUR COOPERATIVE CREDIT ASSOCIATION COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE Meadow Grove Cooperative Credit Association MEADOW GROVE NEBRASKA _____________________________________________ Battle Creek Co-op Creamery Cream - Eggs Lockers And Meat Processing Bulk, Sack, Liquid, Anhydrous Co-op Fertilizers Co-op Feeds Co-op” Gasoline and Petroleum Products You Own It! Use It! 1 Miller's Avenue Cafe Home styled food Open Sunday Gen Miller 206 Norfolk Avenue Norfolk, Nebraska 96 SILLIK’S MARY' CAFE WARRICK READY TO WEAR LUMBER AND GRAIN SHOPPE Short Orders COMPANY Sandwiches Chicken Builders Hardware 601 East Norfolk Avenue Steaks Seidlitz Paints Norfolk, Nebraska Open 6 A.M. - 1:30 P. M. Good Wood Goods Phone 371-4355 Mary O'Gorman Phone 99 1 When in Norfolk call us for free transportation 801 E. Norfolk Avenue Meadow Grove to and from downtown Norfolk, Nebraska EVANS DRUG STORE ANDY'S TIRE SERVICE, FAIR STORE U INC. Distributors of Norfolk's Popular Priced Meadow Grove Kelly-Springfield Department Store Nebraska Tires 220 Norfolk Ave. Norfolk, Nebraska FRI-2942 Fred Evans, Owner Norfolk, Nebraska It's Handy To See Andy VIC KLEIN SERVICE Trade At OSBORN LIVESTOCK C And E's Food Center TRANSPORTATION Westinghouse Appliances Farm Fresh Produce Sales Service Clay J. Osborn Fresh Meats Phone Orange-5-3185 Mobil Products Plus Gold Bond Stamps Nationally Advertised Battle Creek Battle Creek Nebraska Merchandise Nebraska 37 COMPLIMENTS OF The De Lay 1st National Bank NORFOLK'S HOME OWNED BANK SERVING NORTHEAST NEBRASKA FOR THIRTY-THREE YEARS MEMBER OF THE FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION MEADOW GROVE NEWS Prenger's YE OLDE TAVERN ESTHER'S STORE j Commercial Printing Phone No. 1 Serving Fine Foods Since 1932 Where You Buy Quality Merchandise Call us when you have news 116 East Norfolk Avenue Norfolk, Nebraska Battle Creek Nebraska Best wishes to the Class of 64 . May Success be with all of you. Johnson's Market Locker Company The Old Reliable Since 1934 Phone 368-5503 BATTLE CREEK BEAUTY SHOPPE DAN'S CAFE Congratulations to the THE STYLE SHOP Verona Tegeler, Class of'64 Ladies' and Children's Proprietor Dan's Cafe Norfolk, Nebraska Phone 371-2500 Apparel Phone 371-2280 Battle Creek Nebraska When you think of Norfolk, 316-18 Norfolk Avenue Phone OR 5-3775 think of Dan's Norfolk, Nebr. CARHART LUMBER KOHL'S COMPANY CHEVROLET COMPANY DR. R. L. HODGSON Tilden, Nebraska Case Tractors And Veterinarian Implements Tilden, Nebraska Lumber Is Our Sales and Service Only Business Tilden, Nebraska Phone FO 8-5313 Phone FO 8-2204 GILLETTE TOWN AND COUNTRY DAIRY RALPH ULLAR1CH BARBER TILDEN DRUG Serving Northeast Nebraska To look your Tilden, Nebraska Norfolk, Nebr. best see Ralph Gifts, School Supplies Tilden Nebr. Cosmetics, Drugs © Phone 368-5829 Dependable Pharmacists 30 SCOTT FARM THE NATIONAL BANK EQUIPMENT INC. LEWIS STORE OF NORFOLK Phone 10 Member Of F.D.I.C. 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