Menno High School - Wolf Call Yearbook (Menno, SD)

Text from Pages 1 - 44 of the 1955 volume:

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Sam Houston State Teachersg Huntsville, Texasg and Iowa State College, Ames, Iowa Kara! of gyucafion Back rowg left to right: Jimmy Schnaidt-Tres., Ernest Hertz, Gilbert Quest-Clerk. Front row: Herbert Lehr, Dave L. Hofer-Pres., Art Suess, and Hoyer Anderson-V.Pres 2 i3Zzc14l2y 1, I George Birger August Wellner Coach. History and Mathematics. Music and Algebra. Freshman Ad. Southern State Teachers College. Luther College, Decorah, Iowa. Sophomore Advisor. Verna Heckenlaible Home Ec., Eng. I. Junior Advisor. Yankton and Iowa State College. 4.45 I Erna Jantzen Alwina Wittmeier Commercial. Annual and Sentinel English II-IV, Dramatics, Librarian Advisor. Yankton College. Northern State Teachers College. 3 DARLINE GUTHMILLER 'I never do today what I can do to- morrow.' Sentinel Staff M Annual Staff M HARVEY LEH 'He who has the most tro bles has usually been busy making them. Band 1-M, Play 3,M Track 1-M, Vocal 2 Football 1-M Basketball 1-M Homecoming King Cand. M Pres. Ste Coun. lf Class officer 2,3 Annual Staff M Chorus l-M EDRA STROSCH IN: 'G1gg1e and I'11 giggle with you, study and you study alone.' Ch. 1-M, G.Glee Club l-2-M Queen CB1'lde ug A-no Staff M, Off. M Play M ANTHONY ROKUSEK 'Tomorrow sure is going to be a busy day for us lazy fellows.' Chorus 2,M Play 3 B. Glee Club l,2,M Student Coun. 1 Annual Staff M Football 2,M Basketball 1,2 eniord M JERRY WOLLMAN nwhen in doubt, tell the truth.n Band 2, Play M Chorus 1-M Annual Staff M B. Glee Club 1,2,L, Track 1,3 Ph. Ed. 3, octet M EILEEN HEADLEY 'To talk nonsense with a sprinkling of sense--is wit. To talk nonsense alone--is awfu1.' Play 3,M,Band 1-M FHA 1,Band Pres.M Ch. 1'u, Maj. 1 u Cheerleader M Annual Staff M Dramatlcs 2,3,M sent. Ed. M Sent. Staff 3,M Queen Candidate M G.Glee Club l,2,M G.St. Alternate 3 Clar.Quart. 2,3,M RUDOLF WOLLMAN nl turn corners on two wheels to save-tires.' Football M Ph. Ed. 2,14 Annual Staff M B. Glee Club 2-M Chorus 2-M CAROL REDMAN 'Next to my head, I like my red hair best.' Chorus 3,M Play M G. Glee Club 2,14 Sentinel Staff M Annual Staff M Sextet M, Octet M WAYNE MATHIAS 'If you jump at conclusions, you can't always expect a happy land1ng.' Track 1,3 Football 3,M Basketball 1-M Band 1-3, Play 3 Class Officer 1 Stud. Council 2,M Homecoming King M DONNA KELLER nUn1ted we stand, separatedwecorre- spond.n Play 3,M,Declam.M Pep Club 1-M Librarian 3,M Student Teacher M Girls Stater 3 Pep C. Pres.M G. Glee Club 1,2,M Sextet M, Octet M Class Officer M Chorus 1-M, DAR M Annual Staff M Homecoming Queen M Sentinel Staff 2,M EWALD ULMER 'Time-killing is a badly overcrowded occupationan Play 3,M, Track 1 B. Glee Club 1-M Chorus 1-M Annual Staff M Sentinel Staff M MARLENE MEHLHAF 'Marlene is short only weeds grow ta11.' G. Glee Club l,M Annual Staff M endow SHIRLEY SCHNAEEL nThe path of duty is not made short- er by complain1ng.n ERNEST KRATZ 'Keep both feet on the ground and you won't have far to fal1.' Chorus 1-M B.G1ee Club l,2,M Class Officer 2 Play 3,h Homecoming King Candidate M Boys State Alternate Basketball 1-M Octet M Carnival King Candidate l SHIRLEY STOEBNER2 'Some people make their troubles more interesting than their opport- un1ties.' Ch. 2-M, Play 3,M Librarian M, FHA 1 G. Glee Club 1-2-M An. Staff M LORRAINE KIRCH NMAN 'A smile lasts but a moment, but the memory of it some- times lasts forever.' Play 3 Student Council 3 Student Teacher M Dramatics 3,M Librarian M Class officer 2,M Annual Editor M Sentinel Staff 3,M Sextet M G. Glee Club 1,2,M Chorus 1-M RALPH KORN 'All these studies are too deep, please go awaz and let me sleep. Play 3.h Track 2,3 Football 2,3,M Basketball 1-M Chorus 1-M Vocal Solo 2 Boys Stater 3 Annual Staff M Class Officer l,3,M Octet M Homecoming King Candidate M JANICE STEFFEN 'The secret of life is not found in owning beauti- ful things, but in thinking beauti- ful thoughts.' Pep Club l-U Pep C. V.Pres. U Play 3 Annual Asst. Ed.M Sent. Staff 3,N Librarian M Student council M G. Glee Club l ARLENE HOLZWORTH 'She looks like an angel she acts like one too, but you never can tell what an angel will do.' sans 1,2,3 Chorus 1-M Annual Staff M G. Glee Club l,2,M Office M CORNELIA METTLER 'Because a girl is silent does not mean she has noth- ing to say.' G. Glee Club l Chorus 3 Librarian M Annual Staff M Office M eniom 6 SHIRLEY STREYLE: 'High school days have their de- lights but they cannot compare with high school II nights. 1'1-Q, Sec. M, Play 3,M Queen Cand. M Cle 1, Ano Staff M, Ch. 2-M G.G1ee Club 2-M Carn. Queen Can. l ROY STEFFEN 'If you're going to stir up a hor- nets-nest, better get a long pole.' Football l 3 Basketball 1-2 Play 3, Ch. 1-2-M B.Glee Club l-2,M King Cand. M Annual Staff M DARLENE KLAUDT 'Youth comes just once in a life time, I make the most of it.' FHA 1, Plag 3 Librarian Annual Staff M Chorus l,2,M G. Glee Club l,2,M Homecoming Queen Candidate M BETTY GOEHRING 'A smile creates happiness in the home,1n business, and is the coun- tersign of fr1endsh1p.' Annual Staff M G.Glee Club 2,M ALDON HECKENLAIBLE 'You can reduce your over weight these days by eat ing only as much as you can dTord. Play 3, Band 1-h Chorus 2,3,h B.G1ee Club 2,h Annual Staff h eniom DARRELL EDELMAN 'A man always has two reasons for doing anything-- a good reason and the real reason.' Play 3,h, Band 1- Chorus 3,h Annual Staff M 52t19Q, b c azoefghle wofxrgxei 'tp 8315 59-x,x3:'30 Q0 0 X 10,0 vb Supt. T. B. Barnard Advisor CLASS MOPTO: TODAY WE FOLLOW: TOMORROW WE LEAD COLORS: NAVY BLUE and SILVER FLOWER: PINK CARNATION fgfQf4MK2:i6'fwc? '07wJLHm.7Hh11ijL 15 45AL4g2n4ffQ4f?:Z2? QQ7wgd2v Zbfzttdbv CQ4z41wf ' A 61ZL?g,f7 1?-N V agiiwlgy Qf626ZuJ26 v' -1390 X -'f,1cvuL! ' ' i 4J2 ff7V 844. QZQLAQUZ 7f9 ai F Yfngzgdzg ZZ9AQQd6ZZL5bLj Q 'A ' A-1--- 6' 1.. ,JLA-A , . 7 M uniom Carl Aisenbrey Darlene Bezug, fCl. Rep.7 Q 8 Bobby Dubs Darlene Edelman Donnie Guthmiller Owen Hines Theola Johnson, CVice Pres.l Elton Lehr, Knot pictured! Karen Oorlog Gary Preezler Robert Ramen John Schaeffer, lPres.7 Shirley Weisz, CSec.J Gladys Wellman Elda Zeeb fTres.5 Donovan Glanzer Marvin Goehring, KCl. Rep.J Merle Goehring Melvin Goehring Virgil Gosser Shirley Gramm Marie Guthmiller Janet Handel Darlene Hauck Faye Haugen William Headley Darlene Heckenlaible, fVice. Pres.J Karen Heiaer Freddie Huber Harley Huber Sally Johnson Ida Mae Penn Karen Redman, CPres.D Joan Rokusek Bobby Sarutzki Elton Streyle Una Mae Streyle Walter Sayler Edward Ulmer Alvin Weber Nelda Wollmann Ksec.-Tres.J Q:iyW60HZ0P06 , Nw 9 ubx j3LU5AJWJLn 10 Morne Anderson, KPres.l Arthea Edelman Ilene Edelman Carol Gosser Gerald Gunderson, tSecq'Trese, Marvin Guthmiller Carole Handel Milo Hauck Joe Haugen Maureen Heer Allen Herrboldt JoAnn Herrboldt Kay Hofer Allen Huber, KCl. Rep.J Dale Kirschenman Harlyn Kirschenman Helen Kludt Janice Klaudt Edna Kohlman Dennis Kost Roger Roth, lV1ce Pres., Duane Schempp Leander Stroachein Donald Ulmer Corinne Walker Dee Ila Wipf Jolaine Wellman Grade Band Back row, Left to Right: Kenneth Auch,James wollman,Barbara Leek, Jacqulen Groen, Gerald winckler, Kenneth Wiedenmann, Mary Lee Huber,Sherwen Schoppert,Roger Simonson,Mr.We11ner Pamela Hofer, Lonna Pollman,Celesta Klaudt, Michael Martin, Charles Edelman, David Hertz, Carol Glanzer. Front row: Marie Aisenbrey, Joy Wipf,Vernette Ulmer,Delilah Diede, Lonnie Simonson, Charlene Edelman, Lee Ann Mettler, James Dewald, Lonnie Lee, Daniel Hessuan, Sharon Winckler. S? Seventh and Eighth Grade Back rowg left to right: Mylo Schnabel, Randy Espedal, Kenneth wiedenmann, James Wellman, Howard Goehring, Gerald Handel, John Dewald, Gillas Stern, Jens Andree, Darrel Guth- miller, Dennis Aisenbrey. Second row: Le Ann Mettler, Jane Hessman, Dianne Aisenbrey, Jecqulene Groen, Mr. Pullman, Virginia Engel, Karen Keller, Diane Herr, Delphane Steffen, Judy Guthmiller. Front row: Larry Bezug, James Dewald, Yvionna Gramm, Mary Lee Huber, Barbara Leck, Delilah Diede, Lonnie Simonsen, Janet Guthmiller, Sharon Schoppert, Gerald Winkler, Ronald Guthmiller. Not pictured: Bruce Anderson, Adline Fisher, Bonnie Gillete. 11 Fifth Grade Back rowg left to right: Mel- vin Flattum, Charles Edelman, Harlin Neuharth, Pamela Hofer, Sharon Winckler, Susan Wisden- mann, Karen Sarutzki. Second row: Minnie Andrea, Lonne Pollman, Deanna Lee, Donald Engel, Donald Hacken- liable, Michael Martin, Misa Peterson. FPOnt r0W: Danny Hessman, La Verne Ulmer, Celeste Klaudt, Karol Glanzer, Sherwen Schop- pert, Roger Simonsen. Sixth Grade Back row, left to right: James Herr, James Heer, David Hertz, Billy Flattum, Gerhardt Korn, Kenneth Auch. Second row: Vernetta Ulmer, Alice Sarutzki, Donna Andree, Lonnie Lee, Miss Roduner. Front row: Delvin Herr, Joy Wipf, Charlene Edelman, Marie Aisenbrey, Delmar Schnabel. Not pictured: Donna Haisch. Fourth Grade Back rowg left to right: Maurice Bezug, Larry Auch, Dennis Schnabel, Daryl Woll- man. Second row: Arlo Auch, Thomas Mettler, Ronald Aisenbrey, Roger Mensch, Mrs. Hess. Front row: Sharon Neuharth, Connie Guthmiller, Nancy Huber, Patricia Redman, Karen Guthmiller. Not pictured: Randy Gillette Third Grade Back Rowg Left to Right: Betty Bertsch, Mary Lou Hahn, Alan Himes, Susan Rigo, Dianna Peterson, Miss Flskey. Second Row: Sandra Hodson, Lois wiedenmann, Judy Rolof, Howard Knodel, Richard Flattum, Flynn Heer. Front Row: Sammy Rokusek, Gary Walker, Tommy Hertz,Chery1e Espedal, Patricia Lee, Glenda Pollman. , e . w-zxmQf+ oi f wifi Q' - ' . - n ieirwanw The Tonette Band Grades Two, Three, and Four 13 Second Grade Back Roug Left to Right: Alen Leck, Leroy Engel, Steven Wagner, Francis Liebl, Maynard Streyle, Miss Bird. Second Row: Gerald Herr, Sandra Ibis, Jeannette Groen, Elaine Handel, Katherine Handel. Front Row: Cheryle Bartling, Roberta Jungman,Sheron Ann Schnabel, Betty Ann Mehlhaf, Sharon Bertsch. Not Pictured: Betty Haiech. First Grade Back Rowg Left to Right: Micheal Quest, Gerald Gramm, Willie Bertsch, Georjean Bender, Pamela Lee, Betsy Rigo, Freddie Herr,Ronald Auch, Frederick Sarutzki,Mrs. Trottnou Second Row: Dell Pollman,Lynn Peterson, David Kleinsasser, Raecille Hellwig, Kathy Hertz,Cynthia Barnard,Gary Hielke, Terry Auch. Front Row: Milton Schnabel, Roger Pfeifle, Arnold Rokusek, Alyce Rokusek, Lelonnie Bender, Karen Wellman, Pearl Koet, Roland Streyle, Delray Herr, Richard Ulmer. 114 E359 7 U 5, 7- M. . I Mrs. Olga Knittle M 'il 1 Mrs. Eunice Wagner Clifford Quast Earnest Mielke i A fi MENNO V Q lil Edmund Handel Melvin Herman 16 Ernest Kratz Personality Mpufarifg I y y ? Qc Hyl? QEQEW' L 1 Qpw' , Harvey Lehr Ralph Korn Most Likely Most Likely to Succeed to Succeed Leadership Roy Steffen Most Courteous Donna Keller Most Likely to Succeed li Edpg Stroschein ggggggziigy Lorraine Kirschenman Personality Most Courteous ,S?uc!enf Cnwnci Left to Right: Harvey Lehr-President, Ernest Kratz, wayne Mathias,Marvin Goehr1ng,Janice Steffen, Darlene Bezug, Allen Huber, Mr Barnard-Sponsor. 17 omecoming The sixth annual Maroon and Gold Day activities took place on october 1, 195L+. The activities began on the evening before with the coronations. The crowning of the Queen,Dohna Keller, and King, Wayne Mathias, was performed by Latitia Cox, 1953 Maroon and Gold Day Queen. The Queen's attendants were Edra Stroschein, Shirley Streyle,Eileen Headley and Darlene Klaudt. The King's attendants include: Harvey Lehr, Ralph Korn, Ernest Kratz and Roy Steffen. The coronation was followed by a bon- fire and snake dance. First prize floats in the Homecoming parade were: Senior class, 7th and 8th grade, and Library Club. In spite ofthe fact that it was apafect day in foot-- ball,ti'1e Menno Wolves were defeated by Fairfax in theHomecoming game. The day was broughttoaclose with a dance for the High School and Alumni. N' xx' x KN wa X ' x K Q. J K XS FX ' -.b ,j 'LU' I I I E5 Q f i I 1 , r NB f x mf 4 X mic Band Clarinet Quartet Eileen Headley, Nelda Wellman, Morna Anderson, Karen Keller Majorettes Janice K, Janet H, Eileen H, Karen H, Karen K. 20 YL E X X N aa 4 f ,X 'x V I C .X 1 1 Mixed Chorus Boys Glee Club Back row, left to right: Freddie Huber, Donnie Guthmiller, Jerry Wollman, Walter Sayler, William Headley, Edward Ulmer, Ewald Ulmer, Gary Preszler, Ernest Kratz. Middle row: Roy Steffen, Elton Streyle, Johnny Schaeffer, Dennis Koat,Bobby Sarutzki, Marvin Guthmiller, Aldon Hecken- laible, Rudolf Wollman, Darrell Edelman. Front row: Allen Herrboldt, Harvey Lehr, Ralph Korn, Alvin Weber, Harley Huber, Mylo Hauck, Leander Stroschein, Gerald Gunderson, Mr. Wellner. se5,a.! ,dag a , V ,E 9 ,1?g:.,,, eb 1 A4 'ilr -if ' 3 I 5' 4. Aj f 4 A ,:,. Girls Glee Club Back Row: Edra Stroschein,Elda Zeeb,Arlene Holzworth, Arthea Edelman, Morne Anderson,E1leen Headley,Caro1e Handel,Der1ene Heckenlaible,Janet Handel, Karen Redman,Derlene K1audt,Betty Goehring, Marlene Mehlhaf. Second Row: Una Streyle,Dar1ene Bezug,Jo1a1ne Wellman, Nelda Wollmann, Dee Ila Wipf, Shirley Stoebner, JoAnn Herrboldt, Shirley Streyle, Carol Redman, Donna Keller, Darlene Hauck. Front Row: Sally Johnson,Corinne Walker,Shirloy Gramm, Carol Gosser,Lorraine K1rchenman,Joan Rokuaek, Ida Mae Penn, Karen Oorlog, Helen Kludt,Faye Haugen,Marie Guthmi1ler,Hr.Wellner. 21 IAALC '25 - Q Ralph Korn Ernest Kratz Donna Keller Carol Redman Left to Right Donna Keller,Caro1 Red mar, Lorraine Kirschenman,Morna Ander son, Carole Handel, Elda Mae Zeeb m ouma idm Sentinel Editors Annuql Editors i rlsnso 'hx '12 . f l K J , , .h X n 5 Eileen ' EE Lorraine, .- 'I L, if Editor H5 Editor l , 4 f J sn f J Janice Carl John Janice Soecial Asst. Editor Jr. Asst. Asst. Editor Features Editor Editor 1 E . 5 J 51 f ' V 'W 'Q iw' A W J' . 3 SENTINEL STAFF Back rowg left to right: Arthea Ede1man,John Schaeffer, Theola Johnson, Morne Anderson,' Karen Redman, Darlene Heckenlaible, Carol Redman, Darlene Guthmiller, Ida Mae Penn, Darlene Hauck, Front row: Janice Steffen, Ewald Ulmer, Nelda Wellman, Carl Aisenbrey, Eileen Headley, Lorraine Kirschenman, Donna Keller, and Miss Jantzen. 23 Og: rariomd Swis h' IYNQ fy I f Back RowgLefc to Right: ' 11'-. ,-.574 Donna Keller, Janice -,,' -.fr Steffen,Morna Anderson, Us Cornelia Mettler. Front RowgLef't to Right: X 4 Darlene K1audt,Lorralne Ku-scnenman, Shirley N Stoebner Miss wh me er- Head Librarian. XXXN emlor CALM pk? The Senior class presented WThe Night was Dark,n a mystery comedy in three acts, by James Reach, on March 2h and 25, 1955. The cast consisted of Ralph Korn,Jerry Wollman, Carol Red- man, Shirley Stoebner, Donna Keller, Darrell Edelman, Shirley Streyle, Edra Stroschein, Eileen Headley, Harvey Lehr, Ernest Kratz, Ewald Ulmer, unior Cymru pfag The Junior class presented 'Out on a Limb,n a comedy in three acts, by Albert Johnson, on November 16 and 17, 1955, The cast consisted of Theola Johnson, Robert Rames, Elda Zeeb, Gladys Wellman, John Schaeffer, Carl Aisenbrey, Robert Dubs, Owen Himes, Shirley Weisz,Derlene Bezug, Gary Preszler. ibecfamafion BackRow3Lef't toRight: Jolaine wollman,Darlene Heckenlaible, Carole Handel, Karen Redman, Donna Keller, Miss Wittmeier- Drama Coach. Front RowgLeft to Right: Faye Haugen, Lorraine Kirschenman, Morna Anebrson,Eileen Headley- in action. 1lSzy9 .fgguttldg GUZO! cjjg02PzQ6ldLUU Pep Club Left to right: Helen Kludt, Donna Keller, Shirley Streyle, Janet Handel, Morne Anderson, Janice Steffen, Elda Zeeb, Sally Johnson, Arthea Edleman, Darlene Bezug, Gladys Woll- man, Eileen Headley, Darlene Hauck, Theola Johnson, Karen Heiser, Janice Klaudt, Joan Holcusek. 1-.. vfi....1A. vw.:-ullu vv,,,1s 1 . -. . - joofgaff C. Aisenbrey Right Half B. Duba Left Half R. Korn Quarterback enno v Beafing Plaffe By crma n sp c E uno, S.D., March 9-Coach ge Birger and his Menno es state tournament bound ed a bin of licked Platte n basketball meet mno never in 9. state tour before, had won its distxwf ance before in history in 1948 and them elimin Ls by Pla' Malmo Q ll Panthers d did it by nere's more' gh. That sanx srwssgraduatg L. I-I1gh.LAnd his Q lnated by Piatte 3' L1 finals. Su, us gafefgaff Back rowgLeft to Right:Gary Preszler, William Headley, Bob Rames,Ernest Kratz, Don Guthmiller, Ralph Korn,John Schaeffer--Student Manager. Front Rowg Left to Right: Harley Huber, Harvey Lehr, Carl Aisenbrey, Bobby Dubs, Freddie Huber,Wayne Mamnas, Coach--George Birger. Not pictured Donavon Glanzer. qu 'WI A' W W 'lice fiw11,jZf5 irc ,Cowl Off I Denier 02,8 Wt , - A Gorfzkll HQ' If O VBS least thing in the clubs 12111155-S as they went into play They just wanted into the state meet -tal The 25year V STOLZ 6 revenge when in the Remon his second previous! 195 1' 774 CM Back rowg Left to Right: Bob Dubs, John Schaef'fe1',Roy Ateffen wayne Mathias, Don Guthmi11er,Fredd1e Huber, Marvin Goehring, Billy Head1ey,Bob Sarutzki, Elton Streyle, Roger Roth, Gerald Gunderson, - Front rowg Left to Right: Ralph Korn,Bob Ramea,Gery Preazler, Ernest Kratz, Harvey Lehr, Allen Huber, Rudy Wellman, Carl Msqnbr-av- Conch Gem'-are Ringer- Duba-Guard 160-S av. They E2 Tabor Invitational Tournament Viborg ........ M9 - 63 Bonesteel. .... M7 - SS Freeman Invitational Tournament Bridgewater...51 - 63 Canistota ..... MS - 61 gwlfefgaff They Q REGIONAL TOURNAMENT Platte. ...... .61 - 6h Gregory. ...... 52 - 56 STATE B TOURNAMENT White Hiver...63 - S8 Brandon ....... 71 - 59 Selby ........ .76 - 6h They 5 Parkston.....SO - o.t. M9 Lake Andes...36 - uh 58 Freeman...... - GeddeS....... - 53 Tripp. ....... gg - gg 26 Springfield.. - S6 Ethan ........ 55 - 78 Freeman ..... .39 - 72 81 Gayville ..... M5 - Jefferson .... no - 75 Wakonda. ..... - M9 Scotland ..... - 69 Dupree ...... .53 - U9 Tabor ........ Sh - M6 Fairfax ...... 53 - 56 Burke. ...... .53 - 6h M5 27 53 Tripp ........ - 67 Tyndall ...... 5h - S8 Scotland .... .66 - H3 MM Sh AVO1'1......... - l - Guthmiller-Forward 623-18.3 av. lllllllll llN'Illlll!! They Eg County Tournament Tripp ......... 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Donna Keller 16.Carol Redman 17.Darline Guthmiller l8.Jan1ce Steffen 19. Shirley Streyle 20. Lorraine Kirschenman. OPE Christmas party Rm napafwfa Freshmen Miss Mermo Hi CM Club float Juniors Ready to go Relaxing Just looking 1 a familiar e ent Studying? N W lner From the Juniors Smiles Christmas pr 'Cliff Junior Play Sentinel 118 working f Office g Clfeuhwf Menno High School, We bid farewell, These four years have Been happy years For us all. Menno High School, we may leave you, But our hearts will be with you-- what'er we do. other people we will meet, Other roads lead far awayg Still in peaceful dreams We see, The road leads Back to you. Menno High School, You'1l always be The sweetest memory to us, So-long to you, GMP NSEQOIZJOVJ GAMBLES Authorized Dealer Appliances-Paints Auto Supplies Erwin Graber, Owner Phone 38 JOHNSON BROS. CONSTRUCTION CO. Graveling, Dams, Ditching, and Crushing Olivet, S. Dak. Phone l8F22 or l99R2 WIPF APPLIANCE Frigidaire-Maytag Amanne Everything in App. Phone IMS NORTH WESTERN PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY Phone 75 SIMONSEN PLG. R HTG. Phone 30 or 126 KLAUDT SERVICE D-X Petroleum Bulk Delivery FUTCHINSON HERALD 'We Cover The County' PRESZLER R JUNDT The Store of Service a Quality DON'S SERVICE Coffeeshop Don 8 Doris Leck MoBil Products MIDWEST-BEACH CO. Printers-Lithographers Stationers-School Supplies SIOUX FALLS, S. DAK. TERRACE PARK DIARY .Feel Better Drink 3 .Look Better glasses of .Sleep Better milk each day SIOUX FALLS, S. DAK. BACKUS DRUG Prescriptions Jewelry Schaeffer Pens VALLEY IMPLEMENT CO. Your John Deere Dealer Herb Hofer prop. Phone SO HAROLD'S BEER GARDEN 'Hsmm's on Tap' Harold wollman Proprietor POOL HALL 'Meet Your Friends' , Darrel Backus, Owner Your TEXACO Dealer B. F. Goodrich Tires Second and Walnut YANKTON, S. DAK. WE NEVER CLOSE COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. MITCHELL, S. DAK. MENNO STATE BANK Insurance Loans of all Kinds Member F. D. I. C. Phone 10 If it is insurance you want--Bob has it. R. G. SCHUMACHER Phone 170 JOHN SCHENK General Insurance J. M. K. FUR CO. Furs, Feathers, Fish and Wool Cream and Eggs DR. F. LINNENBERGER CHIROPRACTER M NNO LUMBER CO. Building material, Lumber Paint k Coel Leonard Bartling, Mgr. For GOOD Results Feed MOOR MAN'S Phone 73R Arnold Conrad Compliments of DR. D. F. RIGO Veterinarian OTTO TROTTNOW Contractor R Builder Phone 148 WILLIAM PIANO COMPANY Everything in Music for School-Home-Church SIOUX FALLS, S. DAK. HERBERT LEH AGT. MOBIL PRODUCTS Phone 35 Res. 35R2 FAR ALFALFA COMPANY, INC. F.A.Ritterhaus Jr., Mgr. Of.1h0 Plant 117W Res.16 ALBERT F. ULMER Attorney at Law -Fenno State Bank Building . HAAR ABSTRACT CO. Abstracts of Title Loans Our Soonaora STOP k SHOP! CAREY'S GROCERY SCHNITZELBANK Real Estate Insurance Olivet' S' Dak' OLIVET, S.DAK. Ph. 176R' Phone 133W HERTZ SPECIALISTS IN FINER PHOTOS FARMERS UNION MEAT MARKET of Graduates CO-OP OIL CO. O Home made Sausage Patronize your local Coop Groceries-Fresh Fruits It belongs to you KRATZ GEN. s'roRE STUDCOS K as K COMPANY Olivet, S. Dak. The most for your money 711 Pierce Sioux City Home Town Bonus Stamps Phone luF8 Street Iowa ED. C. KURLMAN, MAN. WELCOME INN ANDERSON TELEPHONE EXCHANGE Home Cooked Food Chislic Every Sat. Night Produce R Hatchery Fine Chicks Courteous Service V. L. Bradley HUBER FROZEN FOOD CENTER DR. A, S. GLANZER L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY Osteopathic Attl6bOPO, Mass. Custom Butchering Physician KNOWN WHEREVER Curing and Smoking 5 there are Phone M2 Surgery SCHOOLS M COLLEGES DR. A. D. WIPF Dentist HAISCH BARBER SHOP For that expert sanitary service IBIS CLOTHING Men-Boys Apparel IBISHASIT MENNO MERCHANTILE CO. Minneapolis-Moline Implements GMC Trucks Phone 111 FIRST DAKOTA NATIONAL BANK YANKTON, s. DAK. OLDEST BANK IN 'rwo DAKOTAS ROXY THEATER FROSTY SHOP The big ones always play at the Roxy Merle T. Burns Rose M. Burns GROSS HATCHERY Baby Chicks, Feed Remedies, Poultry Sup. Dave L. Hofer, Mgr. JOE'S BAKERY Complete line of Bakery Merchandise Dairyland ice cream Phone 7 Res. 7R2 MARSHALL WELLS STORE Hardware-Glass Zenith k R.C.A. Radio Radio R TV Service Gerhardt Diede, Owner Phone 110