Paxton High School - Tiger Yearbook (Paxton, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1953 volume:

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R was 1 I ARCH M R 1953 JA 95 FEBRUARY IPS RWXI S1 W sun Mon NUARY 1953 we rm su IA IME Wfo I y vm nmukrm SAT , 6 7 on X I mon BW I 3 2 8 5.1 4: 'ff I: 91I Im NOVEMBER 1952 5 I6 I7 I 27 2' 2 I6 r nl-' R ma OUQPE .L II 1 b 30 3' 0 WUI' wg! W5 9 14 s Sw EYWWRAQYIII S N I x'I 1 S we NW A 5 3 sw W 1 3 6 I1 X x0 X9 9 X5 5 bx1 x H 's b I' 1x 1 1051 X3 'I-1 Q '19 12,5 19 3 f YOU BRUTES D h H P R I I .I h O G ggl I I f h If from the clutches of Lyle MuIIens and Bill Paden, as Dorothy Langmucher looks on. TRUE LOVE M Ch I H man ar h h s they h h I I WE CAST OUR BALLOT I I1 Paxto H hLb Edd D ,953 'frwn A TOUCH OF AUTUMN IN THE AIR, THE '54, ,fl STUDENTS OF PAXTON HIGH RETURNED TO SCHOOL ONE NEW TEACHER DELORES JOHN TWENTY TWO FRESHMEN REPLACED LAST MM W SON JOINED THE HIGH SEIHOOL FACULTY. 4 U I - 2, NWWEZM :ENWWJJ wifjwl W I MIVQAIEMM T RAZZLE-DAZZLE--Posing for the cameraman at the half of the St. Pat' s game are St. Pat' s cheerleaders standing, and sitting are Marge Holmstedt, Shirley Hartman, and Dorothy Langmacher. The lrIsl'Imen s mascot smiles from the front. CUTE LOOKING MESSES--Undergoing the penalties that are placed on Freshman during the initiation are Sharon McCormick Karen Blake, Eulalia Wright, and Jane Hep- I perly. 'l'VE GOT A MILLION OF 'EM --Our first assembly e ear s arre many famous peo le but our favorite was Jimm Durante. P 1 pro gram of t cf' 0 Lai, Av,1',',vC,,-til V' 7, 'lf ,ff 4 h --f' ' ' AR , ,. r , 4 - r fi L ,,,f,.L,., f,..ff ,, , ,ug i' U - f ,L ' .rf 1 1 ' f ,ef , on ' ,. 1 V , X -4' Q?-fjpbr' . ,W V, 1- , f,-U J . ' !IK4M7'bif4,-f' f fjfwff' ALL AMERICAN BEAUTIES--Showing rheir legs at the between acts of the Jun- ior Class Play are chorus girls Lloyd ,,Q Miller, Kenny Wells, George Bricker, Bob Discoe, and Stanley Allen. G f'N-N MANHUNTERS--After the Maxwell foot- ball game, Karen Engler and Donna Wind- els relax and gaze starry-eyed af some handsome genfs. ISN' T IT BORING? --If must not have been a very lively study hall as Delores Johnson looks so contented with it all. I 60' ref' IN SEPTEMBER WE CAME BACK TO SCHOOL FEELING GREATLY REFRESHED AFTER A THREE MONTH VACATION. SCHOOL STARTED OFF WITH FRESHMAN INITIATION AND CHEER- LEADERS WERE CHOSEN. THE FIRST FOOT- BALL GAME WAS WITH THE IRISHMEN OF NORTH PLATTE ON SEPTEMBER I3. SHIRLEY HARTMAN WAS CHOSEN THE FOURTH ANNUAL HOME- COMING QUEEN IN OCTOBER. WE'RE 'HAVING FUN!--Traveling to Lewellen on the school bus are Donna Winclels, Geraldine Holz- faster, Virginia Allen, Bruce Cox, Don Eakins, Gary Crook, Carolyn Anderson, Mary Sed'lacek, Stella Per- linger, Lila Derr, Reba Benson, Diane Pribyl, Leonard Knight, and Charles Hartman. if it , se iii fe ISN' T IT ROMANTIC? --Mary Sedlacek, Donna Wind- els, and Janice Lammers discuss the topic Romance during the Junior Class Play 'Don' t Darken My Door. LOOK AT THE BIRDIEI--Mary Duggan and Marge Holmstedt watch with interest the dress rehearsal of the Junior Class Play, which was presented November 'I3-14. Qmlw-2' YES, NO, YES. Inspecting, sorting and identifying pictures to be used in their sections are Lila Derr, Mike Wright, Stanley Allen, Laurel Spear, and Vera Bryant. BUSINESS BOTHERS. Alfred Per- Iinger, Shirley Hartman, Dorothy Langmacher, and George Bricker complete the ad selling for the I953 Tiger after many hectic days of persuading buyers that 'Annual advertising is good advertising.' THE ANNUAL STAFF WAS CHOSEN EARLY THIS YEAR BY THE SENIOR CLASS AND THE ANNUAL SPONSOR, DOLORES MIKKELSEN: KAREN ENGLER, EDITOR-IN-CHIEF: MARGIE HOLMSTEDT, SENIOR EDITOR: LAUREL SPEAR, MARY DUGGAN, VERA BRYANT, CLASS EDITORSQ DONNA SUHR, LAW- RENCE PRIBYL, GRADE SCHOOL EDITORS, LELA DERR, MUSIC EDITOR1 LILA DERR, PEP CLUB EDITOR, BOB DISCOE, DAN HEPPERLY, AND KENNY WELLS, SPORTS EDITORS: SHIRLEY HART- MAN, SCHOOL BOARD EDITOR, AND DOROTHY LANGMACHER, FACULTY EDITOR. ASSISTANT EDITORS WERE MELVIN THOMPSON, MIKE WRIGHT, STANLEY ALLEN, AND LOYD MILLER. DOROTHY LANGMACHER, SHIRLEY HARTMAN, GEORGE BRICKER, AND ALFRED PERLINGER WERE IN CHARGE OF ADVERTISING FOR THE I953 TIGER. THE FIRST SEMESTER, THE BULK OF THE PIC- TURES WERE TAKEN AND THE STAFF MET ALL DEADLINES ON TIME. FINAL COPIES OF THE ANNUAL WERE DISTRIBUTED THE MIDDLE PART OF MAY. RUC-:GED ROUTINE. Plugging hard to meet their April I deadline, Donna Suhr, Loyd Miller, Lela Derr, and Melvin Thompson don't even pause in their work. Le qw 1--. .S 1 , ,ti,y I L S 'JS It ir ' fs I - '. III : 7 . N . gf ,fr , - y W' 5--It F ff I TX 'S L I . , A 33 I f Iiii P ust - 555 -I ieti , i'- t 'lff if ,-'-- f L it fe K Y. ss ' 1. A:'I .III 2 1 'i', fv , I y, bw. I- . I f his , ,, Wi wtf, , H SPORTS EDITORS. Bob Discoe, Kenny Wells, and Dan Hepperly discuss copy and layout for sport's sections ofthe annual. l TERRIFIC TYPlSTS! Pictures and copy make a good annual and Margie Holmsteclt, Lawrence Pribyl and Mary Duggan typed lots of copy for the Paxton Tiger. Arpt,-X , aff... HEADLINE HEADACHESl Dolores Mikkelsen and Karen Engler, annual sponsor and ,editor of the 1953 Tiger, busy themselves laying out copy and preparing it for mailing. , , 4 v P F355 if Q Q Qifwig ED I ,, 'Y' I N M, E E KV! 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VIRGIL EAKINS---Mn EUklnS Gt his job as manager of Crow Motor Company. He is Secretary of the Board of Education, and has served for four years. WALTER HARTMAN---Ready to begin work at a School Board meet- ing. He is engaged in farming and has been a member of the Board of Education for twelve years. He will retire from the board this year. HUGO HEHNKE --- President of the Board of Education. Here Mr. Hehnke looks over the shelves at his grocery store. He has been on the Board for three years. FRANCIS MCFADDEN 'lS e'1909' ed in ranching north of Paxton. He is a new member of the Board, and will serve for three years. BYRON SADLE---Mr. Sadle looks over papers at a Board meeting. Mr. Sudle is a farmer and rancher. He has served on the Board of Education for two years. We .lecma 41.14495 GENEVlEVE GUSTAFSON . . . . Miss Gustafson teaches mu- sic, home economics, and sponsors the Sophomore Class. She has a B. A., Nebraska State Teachers College, Kear- ney, and has taken graduate work, University of Colorado, Boulder, She taught in Lodge- pole before coming here three years ago. Her favorite pas- time is music. DELORES JOHNSON ---- New commercial teacher direct from Nebraska State Teachers Col- lege, Kearney with a B. A. de' gree. She also is Co-Sponsor of the Junior Class. DOLORES MMKELSEN ---- A B., Midland College, Fremont. She has spent her first three years teaching English and speech in Paxton. She also sponsors the Pep Club and Junior and Senior plays. LYLE MULLENSH--A- Bw Nebraska State Teachers Col- lege, Wayne, M. A., Colorado State College of Education, Greeley. He is superintendent, teaches health, shop, craft, biology, and sponsors the Senior Class. He came here five years ago from Madison, Nebraska. JUHN O'GARA -... He has taught physics, mathematics, and Co-Sponsored the Junior Class for five years. He re- ceived a B. S., Wayne, M. A., Colorado State Teachers Col- lege of Education, Greeley. BILL PADEN ---- A- B-I Mid' land College, Fremont, M. A., Colorado State College of Education, Greeley. He has spent six years in Paxton as principal, coach, social science teacher, and Freshman Class sponsor. His pride and joy is son, Steven. F 'lbw IT'S CHRISTMAS!---The library gets its annual NO-O-O-Ol NOT THAT!---Displaying their charms Christmas tree decorated by Karen Engler, Mary for all to see during freshmen initiation are Elma Duggan, Margie Holmstedt, Dorothy Langmacher, Glynn Hahn, Katherine Langmacher, and Veronica Donna Suhr, and Shirley Hartman. Guynan. ' eege Zvwlewla Zeng HARMONY SISTERS!---Joan and Janice Will- iams, sponsored by National School Assemblies entertained Paxton students on December 15, with their western singing. NICE MODEl-S??---Alfy Perlinger and Lawrence Pribyl doing part of their chorus girl routine in musical reading 'Hats' for between acts of the Junior Class Play. TEAM BOOSTERS!---Janice Lammers, Lila Derr, Lela Derr, Carol Spear, Laurel Spear, and Geraldine Holzfaster pose for the cameraman in the new Pep Club uniforms worn for the first time December 2. Y 532 MMM JW!! jfff! ' M W? M WMM J M ljbfjjxgj N SENIORS We me ii LELA DERR .... Music 'I,2,3,4g Pep Club 'I,2,3,4p Play 35 Annual 4. THE SENIORS FINALLY REALIZED THAT THEIR SENIOR YEAR WAS NEARLY OVER WHEN THEY WERE MEASURED FOR THEIR CAPS AND GOWNS. THEY KNEW IT WOULD NOT BE LONG BEFORE THEY RECEIVED THEIR DIPLOMAS. DONNA SUHR SERVED AS PRESI- DENT OF THE CLASS, MELVIN THOMPSON, VICE-PRESI- DENT, AND ALFRE-D PERLINGER, SECRETARY-TREAS- URER. VERA BRYANT .... Music 1,25 Pep Club I,2, Annual 4. I A GEORGE BRICKER ---- MUSIC l,2,3,4i Football 3,45 Play 3,4j Basketball I,2,3,4j Annual 45 Track 3,45 Student Coun- cil 3,4, STANLEY ALLEN .... Basketball 4j Annual 4, Track 4. Stanley started school at Paxton the middle of September. He had previously gone to school at Plainview, Nebraska. LN! sw-2 is, ROBERT DISCOE .... Class Officer I Muslc l 2 3 4 Fooi- ball l,2,3,4g Basketball I2 3 4 Track I 23 4 Play 3 4 Annual 4. MANY OF THE ACTIVITIES WERE HEADED BY SEN- IORS. DOROTHY LANGMACHER PRESIDED OVER PEP CLUBg KAREN ENGLER FRONTED 'THE TIGER g SHIR- LEY HARTMAN AND ALFRED PERLINGER REIGNED AS QUEEN AND KING AT THE FOURTH ANNUAL HOME- COMING, DONNA SUHR AND DOROTHY LANGMACHER WERE SENIOR ATTENDANTS. SHIRLEY HARTMAN, MARGE HOLMSTEDT, AND DOROTHY LANGMACHER WERE CHOSEN CHEERLEADERS. KAREN ENGI-ER .... Music I 2 3 4 Pep Club l 2 3 4 Class Secretary 35 Annual Editor 4 Play 3 4 LILA DERR .... Music l,2,3,4g Pep Club l,2,3,4g Play 35 Annual 4. MARY DUGGAN .... Music l,2,3,4g Pep Club l,2,3,4g Student Council 45 Annual 45 Play 3,4. ., Q, dm alicia SHIRLEY HARTMAN ..... Class President 25 Pep Club I5 Cheerleader 2,3,45 Pep Club Secretary 45 Homecoming At- tendent 35 Homecoming Queen 45 Play 3,45 Annual 45 Music 'l,2,3,4. DAN HEPPERLY .... .Music l,2,3,45 Football l,2,3,45 Basketball 'l,2,3,45 Track l,2,3,45 Play 3,45 Annual 4. imma MARGIE HOLMSTEDT ..... Music 'l,2,3,45 Pep Club l,2,35 DOROTHY LANGMACHER.-. . .Music l,2,3,45 Pep Club Cheerleader 45 Play 3,45 Annual 45 Class President 35 Stud- 'l,2,35 Cheerleader 45 Pep Club President 45 Homecoming ent Council 35 Homecoming Attendant 3. Attendant 45 Secretary-treasurer 25 Annual 45 Play 3,4. ' 4 154' in ' , i ,ii sb 6 E, 1 ' ' 'CU F? 5 LLOYD MILLER ..... Music l5 Basketball l,2,3,45 Foot- ball l,2,3,45 Track 1,25 Annual 4. ALFRED PERLINGER ..... Music 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2 3,45 Football l,2,3,45 Track l,2,3,45 Play 3,45 Annual 4, Class President l5 Class Secrefary 45 Student Council 3. I ,W A f if 5 5 , . E, Q CEE 1: ik' 5:55 af LAWRENCE PRIBYL Music l 2 3 4 Basketball l 2 3 LAUREL SPEA '-' :fri rr, R.....Muslcl234 Pep Ub'l234 45 Football lf213,4i Track l,2,3,45 Annual 45 Class Vice- Play 3,45 Annual 4. President l5 Play 3,4. ff CZK? Q tsl., V.. I grit! ,Il WMM F If 41, 4 ' Req, . ,.W7 I... 4 DONNA SUHR .... Music 3,41 Pep CIubI3,4p Play 4, Class MELVIN THOMPSON ---- MUSIC I,4i Baskelball 1.4: CIUSS President 4, Attendant 45 Annual 4. KENNETH WELLS .... Music 4, Basketball 4, Foofbull Track 41 Play 45 Annual 4. Kenneth attended school Denver, Colorado before coming to Paxton this year. Officer 4, Annual 41 Play 4. WITH LAVENDER AND SILVER FOR OUR CLASS COL- ORS, AMERICAN BEAUTY ROSE AS OUR FLOWER, AND THE MOTTO, 'THE FUTURE IS FOR THOSE WHO PRE- PARE FOR IT, THE SENIOR CLASS ASSUMED ITS RESPONSIBILITY IN LEADING ACTIVITIES OF THE SCHOOL. THE DATE FOR THE SENIOR CLASS PLAY, 'ONE MAD NIGHT,' WAS APRIL 9 AND I0, THE CAST CON- SISTED OF DON CUTTER, GEORGE BRICKER: WING, BOB DISCOE: PRISCILLA, MARY DUGGAN: LADY MAC- BETH, DONNA SUHR: JOHN ALDEN, KENNY WELLS: MR. HYDE, LAWRENCE PRIBYLi DR. BUNN, ALFIE PERLINGERQ LUCILLE MARCY, MARGE HOLMSTEDT: MRS. KLUCK, KAREN ENGLERQ GERTRUDE FINCH, SHIRLEY HARTMANQ MRS. T. ASH.INGTON FINCH, LAUREL SPEAR: DEPRESSION, DOROTHY LANGMACH- ERI ARTEMUS BURKE, DAN HEPPERLY1 AND DANNY SILETTO, MELVIN THOMPSON. SENIOR WEEK OCCUPIES MAY I8 TO 22. BACCA- LAUREATE SERVICE WAS SET FOR SUNDAY EVENING, MAY I0. COMMENCEMENT IS SCHEDULED FOR THURS- DAY, MAY I4. is Q 4'-359 Voledictorian Solutotoriun MARY DUGGAN KAREN ENGLER 0:4154 ' endow LEADING THE GANG , Senior class officers Alfred Perlinger, Melvin Thomp- son, Donno Suhr, and class sponsor, Lyle Mullens, were responsible for leading class destinies for the class of 1953. fi OH, HORRORS!---Mary Duggan and Sfella Perlinger look 'all tired out' as 'l eY relax after the grueling football game with Maxwell. CAUGHT IN THE ACT!---ThoU9l we can't see who or what it is, Carol Spear must have something in view as she rests for a moment in the gym. l E NAUGHTY! NAUGHTY! ---- Stanley Allen, Loyd Boyce, Bruce Cox and Harry Bryant take life easy when teachers l aren't around. 4 1 'a2amd0az .flaw BUSY AS A BEE 'NU0mi Kelso has very little spare time, for her job as office secretary is far from easy. HOLD STILL!!-U Dolores Mikkelsen applies make-up on Dan Hepperly before he goes on stage for the skit, 'Hats. WHAT IS IT??---The fwo slightly bedraggled characters shown after a swimming ses- sion last summer are Donna Windels and Karen Snyder. QF' K fx .f-4 Q 55 ,Q h 7j. , A CLASSES Geraldine Holzfaster A Jqnica L,,,,,,,,,, IN THE FIELD OF SPORTS: gA A , , Q i , fi ,V C .1 I in-E , k 5 If zz, ,. ' f ' I : : I A pf v : L Is A ,, ,, I 1 ,pm Virginia Allen Loyd Boyce Joan Christ Bruce Cox Karl Flaming Carolyn Anderson Dale Hams ? . THE JUNIOR CLASS MADE THE SCHOOL YEAR I952-1953 ONE OF EVER INCREASING ACTIVITY. IN SEPTEMBER, BY POPULAR VOTE, KARL FLAMING WAS ELECTED PRESIDENT! DONNA WINDELS, OFFICE OF SECRETARY- TREASURER WAS TAKEN BY DON SUHR. CAROLYN ANDER- SON AND DALE HARMS SERVED ON THE STUDENT COUNCIL. TWO MEMBERS OF THE CLASS WERE OUTSTANDING DON SUHR WAS ON THE FIRST TEN IN BASKETBALL, AND KARL FLAMING WAS ON THE .... Officers of the iunior class and their sponsors plan AMONG THOSE JUNIORS for important affairs: Delores Johnson, WHO WERE FOR sponsor, Don Suhr, Secretary, Karl Flam- THEIR EXTRA-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES WERE KAREN E sNYDER wHo ACCDMPANIED THE CHOIR AND BOY'S GLEE AT ALL MUSICAL EVENTS: GERALD- INE HOLZFASTER AND STELLA PERLINGER wERE JUNIOR AT- TENDANTS AT THE ANNUAL HDMECDMING. DURING NOVEMBER, THE CLASS PRESENTED THEIR CLASS PLAY, uDoN'T DARKEN MY DooR --A COMEDY IN THREE ACTS. ON APRIL 23, THE JUNIDRS INVITED THE HIGH SCHOOL TO THEIR 'UNDER THE SEA' PROM. DURING JANUARY THE IUNIoRs RE' ing, president, John O'Gara, sponsor, , and Donna Windels, vice-president. S P ' CEIVED THEIR CLASS RINGS, AND ARE PREPARING TO WEAR Mqysedhmk THEM WITH PRIDE INTO THEIR LAST YEAR IN HIGH SCHOOL. 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Rm COME words sident ficers Chale Charles Hartman Kenneth Sch imon TO ORDER! ---- Are the uttered b sophomore pre- Jon Lee Crook to class of- Kenneth Schimonitz and s Lowe and Genevieve Gus- tafson, class itz sponsor. Charles Lowe Marlyce Schow Lewis McCormick Joel wif? ir ww? AO' Q . ,: igiafv vzfw' ' ,e x 1:.:,,..,, . -1- -- :I f ' ,- -e I.. W .inf-ze.-aft. .- -W we Wal' ' THE SOPHOMORE CLASS BOASTS FIFTEEN BOYS AND FIVE GIRLS. THE SOPHOMORES ENTER INTO SCHOOL ORGANIZATIONS AND SPORTS WITH HIGH ENTHUSIASM AND PARTICIPATION. LEADING THEIR CLASS, UNDER THEIR SPONSOR, GENEVIEVE GUSTAFSON, ARE JON CROOK, PRESIDENT, KENNETH SCHIMONITZ, VICE-PRESIDENTQ AND CHARLES LOWE, SECRE- TARY-TREASURER. REPRESENTING THE SOPHOMORES IN STUDENT COUN- CIL ARE PAT FLAMING AND CHARLES HAR TMAN. THE PEP CLUB CLAIMS FOUR SOPHOMORE MEMBERS. THE SOPHOMORE CLASS SEEM QUITE MUSICALLY INCLINED. MIXED CHORUS INCLUDES FOURTEEN SOPHOMORES AND THEY ALSO OCCUPY NINE SEATS IN BOYS GLEE CLUB AND FIVE SEATS IN GIRLS GLEE CLUB. SCLOING IN THE CONTEST WERE JOEL W.ITT, BUDDY CHAPMEN, DON EAKINS, PAT FLAM- ING, AND REBA BENSON. ALSO ACCOMPANYING SOME OF THE SOLOS WAS PAT FLAMING. THE SOPHOMORES ALSO SHINE IN ATHLETICS. CHAR LES HARTMAN AND JON CROOK WERE TWO OF THE STARTING SIX IN FOOTBALL AND LEWIS MCCORMICK ALSO SAW ACTION. IN BASKETBALL, JON CROOK AND CHAR- LES HARTMAN ARE REGULARS ON THE VARSITY FIVE AND LEWIS MC- CORMICK, PAUL BRICKER, AND DON EAKINS WERE AMONG THE FRST TEN. Fay Edward Miller Perlinger Bill Larry Spear Thieler QW Agn!! -I-E-.M fe-E LOCKER TROUBLE? ---- Charles Lowe and Don Eakins try desperately to 'stuff' Bill Spear into a locker--decided he was a little too large. -vt: ff:-'s,f1!-2-. ' Karen Blake Jim Bowers Gary Crook Wolier Crow Ethel Mae Fischer Paul Flaming Veronica Guynan Elma Glynn Hahn Donald Harms Jayne Hepperly Charles Kelso Leonard Knight Kaiherine Langma Beverly Lowe Sharon McConnick Gary McCuI I ough Bob Pinneker Dianne Prilzyl ANY NEW BUSINESS? ---- Serving as officers for the freshman class are Sharon McCor- mick, Secretary, Gary Crook, Vice-president, Jim Bowers, President, and Bill Paclen, Class Sponsor. ' free za an awww cher Rosalie Russell Louis Schimonitz Phyllis Steudler Larry Tessman Karen Van Pelt Eulalie Wright A STRONG FOUNDATION SERVES TO MAKE A SUBSTANTIAL STRUCTURE. FOR THAT REASON FRESHMEN START THEIR EDUCATION LOOKING FOR- WARD TO THE YEARS IN WHICH THEY WILL CONTINUE THEIR LEARNING AND BUILDING. FRESHMEN PARTICIPATE IN SUCH SCHOOL ACTIVITIES AS MUSIC, ATH- LETICS, AND PEP CLUB. THIS CLASS OF I3 GIRLS AND II BOYS, TOTALING 24 IN ALL, WAS IN- ITIATED INTO P. H. S. THE SECOND WEEK OF SCHOOL. OUTSTANDING MEMBERS OF THE CLASS ARE: JIM BOWERS, PRESIDENT! GARY CROOK, VICE-PRESIDENT: SHARON MCCORMICK, SECRETARY, ALSO FRESHMAN ATTENDANT AT HOMECOMING. REPRESENTING THEIR CLASS ON THE STUDENT COUNCIL ARE KATHERINE LANGMACHER AND DIANNE PRIBYL. BOB PINNEKER QUALIFIED FOR THE STARTING SIX IN FOOTBALL AND THE FIRST FIVE IN BASKETBALL. JIM BOWERS ALSO SUITS UP FOR FIRST TEAM GAMES. - IS IT REAL? ---- Showing off for the cameraman during Freshman Initiation are Elma Glynn Hahn, Jim Bowers, and Katherine Langmacher. 2 6 2 E - Q -- , SOCIETY f i 5 53 L-1..LL..gJ . . 5 ONE OF THE BIG PROJECTS OF THE YEAR FOR THE SENIOR SPEECH CLASS WAS 'AN EVENING OF DRAMATICS', THE LOCAL CON- TEST ON FEBRUARY I2. MISS WILMA SHAVLIK, NORTH PLATTE SPEECH TEACHER, WAS THE CRITIC FOR THE TWO PLAYS AND TWELVE READINGS. THOSE CHOSEN BY MISS SHAVLIK ATTENDED THE DISTRICT CONTEST AT PALI- SADE ON MARCH 20. 'JOINT OWNERS IN SPAIN WAS GIVEN A SUPERIOR, AND DONNA WINDELS WAS CHOSEN BEST ACTRESS. OTHER CAST MEMBERS WERE DONNA SUHR, JANICE LAM- MERS, AND KAREN ENGLER. KENNY WELLS, KAREN ENGLER, AND GEORGE BRICKER WON SUPERIORS ON THEIR READINGS. CONTESTANTS AT THE DISTRICT SPEECH CONTEST ALSO INCLUDED LAWRENCE PRIBYL AND MARY DUGGAN IN RADIO NEWSCASTING AND POETRY READING. THE SENIOR CLASS PLAY 'ONE MAD NIGHT' WAS PRESENTED APRIL 9-I0. ROLES WERE PLAYED BY GEORGE BRICKER, DON CUTTER: BOB DISCOE, WING: MARY DUGGAN, PRISCILLAQ DONNA SUHR, LADY MACBETH: KENNY WELLS, JOHN ALDENJ LAWRENCE PRIBYL, MR. HYDE: ALFRED PERLINGER, DR. BUNNI MARGE HOLM- STEDT, LUCILLE MARCYJ KAREN ENGLER, MRS. KLUCK: SHIRLEY HARTMAN, GERTRUDE FINCHI LAUREL SPEAR, MRS. FINCHI DOROTHY LANGMACHER, DEPRESSIONJ DAN HEPPERLY, ARTEMUS BURKEJ MELVIN THOMPSON, DANNY SILETTO. MOVIN'S A CHORE. Karen Engler fairly bounces into the room as Donna Suhr holds the door in the winning one-act PIGY 'Joint Owners In Spain'. FAMILY PORTRAIT. 'Early Victorian , the other entry in one act plays in the local contest, featured Lawrence Pribyl, Marge Holmstedt, and George Bricker. RISING ACTRESSES. Portraying the parts of two old ladies in the superior one-act pIay were Donna Windels and Karen Engler. TRYING THEIR SKILL, Marge Holmstedt and George Bricker demonstrate the ways of romance in the 'I850's in the play 'Early Victorian. WHAT A CRUEL WORLD! Moans Donna Windels who portrayed the part of Miss Dyer in the winning one-act play at the Iocal speech contest. 1 tg t gluumf -ff 'Q 523, f Y'-rv ec., M., . K ,V K: ,.,. at REPRESENTING YOU--Members of the Student Council are Sponsor, Bill Paden, Katherine Langmacher Carolyn Anderson, Dianne Pribyl, George Bricker, Pat Flaming, Mary Duggan, and Charles Hartman. Dale Zaacea cake de .fdmefig SOLID JIVERS--Mary Duggan and her part- ner, Ray Franken dance time away at the 'Sock Dance' January 23 sponsored by the Student Council. SWEET AND LOW--Dancing to the senti- mental strains of Be My Love' at the 'Sock Hop are Jon Lee Crook and Sharon McCormick. DISC JOCKEYS?--Tending to musical chores at a Student Council dance are Dale Ecker, Bob Pinneker, and Kenny Wells. LEGS! LEGS! LEGS???--Donna Suhr and Marge Holmstedt demonstrate the arts of 'feminine poses' in preparation for a Student Council sponsored dance. ROYALTY REIGNS--Homecoming King, AI- fred Perlinger, and Queen Shirley Hartman, stroll gaily from the field following their coronatian. ISN' T HE CUTE!--Crownbearer, Mark Hehnke, at the Homecoming Festivities, looks worried as he carries the crown to the queen. Wekame Qfame! HOMECOMERS WITNESSED THE FOOTBALL GAME BETWEEN PAXTON AND SUTHERLAND, TRADI- TIONAL HOMECOMING RIVAL, BUT THE TIGERS FAILED TO COME THROUGH WITH VICTORY. AT HALFTIME SHIRLEY HARTMAN, SENIOR, WAS CROWNED PAXTON'S FOURTH ANNUAL HOME- COMING QUEEN. ATTENDANTS WERE SHARON MCCORMICK, FRESHMANQ PAT FLAMING, SOPHO- MOREQ GERALDINE HOLTZFASTER AND STELLA PERLINGER, JUNIORSQ DONNA SUHR AND DOROTHY LANGMACHER, SENIORS. FOLLOWING THE GAME THE ANNUAL HOMECOMING DANCE WAS HELD IN THE HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM. ALL ALUMNI AND PRESENT MEMBERS OF PAXTON HIGH SCHOOL WERE INVITED. THE QUEEN GLARESI--Posing for the camera are the queen, attendants, and crown bearer- TI eY are Shafon Mccofmicki Stella ON PARADE--Circling the football field af Pefllngeff Donna SUIW1 5I1ifIeY Huffman, ter the crowning are Senior attendant, Dorothy Dorothy Langmacher, Geraldine Holzfaster, Langmacher, King Alfy Perlingerg Queen Shir P07 FIUmI '9, and Mark Hehnke. Iey Hartman, and Senior attendant, Donna Suhr ROYALTY REIGNS-Queen Shir- Iey Hartman and the team mascot are shown during the halftime of fhe on,-,ml homecoming game be- tween Paxton and Sutherland. 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GERALDINE HOLZFASTER Junior Attendant DONNA SUHR Senior Attendant SHIRLEY HARTMAN Homecoming Queen DOROTHY LANGMACHER Senior Attendant SHARON MCCORMICK Freshman Attendant STELLA PERLINGER Junior Attendant PATRICIA FLAMING Sophomore Attendant Edward Perlinger, Charles Hartman, Lewis McCormick, Dan Hepperly, Joel Witt, Karl Flaming, Melvin Thompson Buddy Chapman, Third Row: Karen Engler, Pat Flaming, Walter Crow, Larry Tessman, Bill Spear, Paul Flaming George Bricker, Bob Discoe, Gary Crook, Larry Thieler, Virginia Allen, Danna Windels, Lela Den, Lila Derr Laurel Spear, Second Row: Genevieve Gustafson, Donna Suhr, Eulalia Wright, Rosalie Russell, Fay Miller, Carol Spear, Geraldine Holzfaster, Shirley Hartman, Stella Perlinger, Arlene Cox, Phyllis Steudler, Carolyn Anderson Beverly Lowe, Karen Snyder, Karen Blake, Mary Sedlacekg Front Row: Dorothy Langmacher, Margie Holmsfedt Reba Benson, Sharon McCormick, Karen Van Pelt, Veronica Guynan, Mary Du gan, Jayne Hepperly, Marlyce Schow Ethel Mae Fischer, Emma Welch, Katherine Langmacher, Dianne Pribyl, Joan Cinrist, Elma Glynn Hahn. THE BLUE AND GOLD TRIO---Karen Snyder, Pat Flaming, and Donna Suhr, members of the girl trio, stop their melody making to pose for the photographer. PREPARING FOR TWO MUSIC CLINICS, MUSIC CONTESTS, PUBLIC PERFORM- ANCES, AND THE CHRISTMAS AND SPRING MUSICALS WERE THE MAIN ACTIVITIES OF THE CHOIR AND GLEE CLUBS. THE FIFTY-EIGHT MEMBERS OF CHORUS I yy g PARTICIPATED IN A MUSIC CLINIC A HELD IN BIG SPRINGS, DECEMBER 8: A -'I THE S. P. v. A. CONTEST IN GRANT, 9 S ffT.s MARCH 27 AND 28: AND THE DISTRICT , CONTEST. BOTH LARGE AND SMALL , ' I GROUPS AND SOLOISTS APPEARED IN Q . T . S iiif C, THE LOCAL AND DISTRICT CONTESTS. S Bfee , SEVENTEEN STUDENTS SOLO FOR THE S1 j y ggys DEPARTMENT. ALL SMALL GROUPS g I f SUCH AS BOYS QUARTET, GIRLS TRIO, I I III., ,SSII ..Is 1 , i AND GIRLS SEXTET ARE CHOSEN FROM I THE CHORUS. KAREN SNYDER, DONNA y giigjfliffgff wINDELS, AND ROSALIE RUSSELL AC- I .C COMPANIED THE, VOCAL GROUPS. I .BT I LN y ' -, f gf ! S. g l s ' WITH A SMILE AND A I I I 'A T S' I il L. I,.i-. ff 5 ,1 'P A Q SONG--The added glam- ' E 'Q :' ' I I V ,.. E ,gii S i,,iI V, bf our to the music de- , gm I L., NI I? VHEN. . I IIE, LISI , .,.. I .S I Partment is furnished by I . L - II. . I I ... C ...A., ' 'fi' ir W 9i S S ' Com' I2,' T.,i POW' of K 'i ' Lang' ' A 'C f B Y '-'mf iiisi I AIII Dom Windels. Shirley Hartman, Carolyn Ander- III I ma IBSS 'S T7 Y . ,A M MELODY MAKERS--Back Row: Geraldine Holzfaster, Shirley Hartman, Virginia Allen, Pot Flaming, Donna Windels, Karen Engler, Lela Derr, Lila Derr, Laurel Spear, Karen Blake, Mary Sedlocekp Middle Row: Narlyce Schow, Jayne Hepperly, Donna Suhr, Eulalio Wright, Rosalie Russell, Fay Miller, Carol Spear, Stella Perlinger, Arlene Cox, Phyllis Steudler, Caryolyn Anderson, Beverly Lowe, Karen Snyder, Front Row: Dorothy Langmacher, Margie Holm- stedt, Reba Benson, Sharon McCormick, Karen Van Pelt, Veronica Guynan, Mary Duggan, Ethel Mae Fisher, Emma Welch, Katherine Langmacher, Dianne Pribyl, Joan Christ, Elma Glynn Hahn. angotma Zfead ide Waicea SWEET AND LOW!---Back Row: Jim Bowers, Jon Lee Crook, Kenny Wells, Alfred Perlinger, Edward Perlinger, Lawrence Pribyl, Charles Hartman, Middle Row: Larry Tessman, Bill Spear, Paul Flaming, George Bricker, Lewis McCormick, Dan Hepperly, Karl Flaming, Joel Witt, Front Row: Karen Snyder-accompanist, Melvin Thompson, Walter Crow, Bob Discoe, Gary Crook, Larry Thieler, Buddy Chapman, Genevieve Gustafson. K X i i 1 WE' RE JUST LEAVING--Donna BUY MY MAGAZINE?--Karl Flam- HAVE YOU NO SHAME? Windels and Janice l-0l'Tlm0l'S fGli0 ing trys to make a sale with Geraldine Lammers lectures DonnaWind I h I their leave as Dale Harms and Karen Holzfqgferl bm falls, Gemldm, Holzfcsfey looks Snyder bid them good night. DON'T DARKEN MY DOOR! THE JUNIOR CLASS PLAY, DON'T DARKEN MY DOOR, WAS PRESENTED NOVEMBER I3-I4 WITH THE FOLLOWING CAST: POPPY FOSTER, MARY SED- LACEKQ ALEC STUBBINS, DON SUHR: ROGER KENT, DALE HARMSg LOUISA FEA- THERSTONE, DONNA WINDELS, 'ROSEMARY KENT, GERALDINE HOLZFASTER, TOM GARRICK, KARL FLAMING, JANE FERKINS, KAREN SNYDER. THE CREW CONSISTED OF: STAGE MANAGERS, EDWARD PERCY AND BRUCE COX: PROMP- TERS, VIRGINIA ALLEN AND JOAN CHRIST, MAKE-UP, CAROLYN ANDERSON AND EMMA WELCH: ADVERTISING, STELLA PERLINGER AND CAROL SPEAR: DIRECTOR, DOLORES MIKKELSEN. THE CLASS NETTED A IPROXIMATELY 5220 ON THEIR PRODUCTION. THE MEAN UNCLE--Dale Harms 'LOVERS SPAT'? --Don Suhr and WE ARE OLD MAIDS!--Donna W d practicing his lines intended T0 Cal-I Mary Sedlacek engaged in one of their els iust remembers her girlhood d a love affair. usual combats. dreams of young Iove. I I VICTORY IS OUR CRY!---Back Row: Geraldine Holzfaster, Virginia Allen, Pat Flaming, Donna Windels, Karen Engler, Lela Derr, Lila Derr, Laurel Spear, Karen Snyder, Karen Blake, Middle Row: Jayne Hepperly, Donna Suhr, Eulalia Wright, Rosalie Russell, Fay Miller, Carolspedh Stella Perlinger, Arlene Cox, Phyllis Steudler, Carolyn Anderson, Beverly Lowe, Mary Sedlacek, Front Row: Karen Van Pelt, Veronica Guynan, Mary Duggan, Emma Welch, Katherine Langmacher, Marlyce Schow, Dianne Pribly, Sharon McCormick, Joan Christ, Elma Glynn Hahn, Dolores Miltlcel- sen, Cheerleaders: Margie Holmstedt, Shirley Hartman, Dorothy Langmacher. :gb Ha! 34664 dye: :4z!z'aa2 THIRTY-SEVEN PEP CLUB MEMBERS AND THEIR SPDN- B,'GhD0'N,fjS'7 L e gn ,j SCf',jS ' SDR, DOLORES MIKKELSEN, LED A BUSY LIFE THE PAST 0 ' S U' e C QW WK 'E 'fs YEAR. SDME OF THE ACTIVITIES THEY PARTICIPATED 7 PSP ,C ' 'ge'T'I sH ' Wg HW' IN OR HELPED OUT WITH WERE SELLING CANDY DURING V'Ce'P'ei 'e 'f DI eg Q 'f h'C 'g'Y' THE NOON HDUR, SELLING SEASON TICKETS FOR FOOT- T,jaS 'e'f and om' Y 9 1 C S 'T' BALL GAMES, DECORATING AND PLANNING THE MEAL S' ' A FOR THE ATHLETIC BANQUET, AND REPRESENTING PAxToN BOTH AT HDME AND OUT OF TDwN GAMES. THE ROOTERS RECEIVED NEW UNIFORMS CONSISTING OF ROYAL BLUE SKIRTS AND SWEATERS, TRIMMED WITH GOLD TIGERS AND CHEVRONS. THE CHEERLEADERS WERE DRESSED IN GOLD SKIRTS AND SWEATERS WITH BLUE CHEVRONS AND CHEERLEADER EMBLEMS. A BUSY YEAR FACED DOROTHY LANGMACHERj PRE- SIDENTi KAREN ENGLER, VICE-PRESIDENT: AND SHIRLEY HARTMAN, SECRETARY-TREASURER AS THEY TOOK OVER THEIR DUTIES AT THE BEGINNING OF THE SCHOOL y YEAR. ONE OF THE BIGGEST RALLIES HELD THIS TERM TOOK PLACE OCTOBER 3 PRECEEDING THE HOMECOMING FOOTBALL GAME WITH SUTHERLAND THREE CHEERLEADERS, SHIRLEY HARTMAN, MARGIE HOLMSTEDT, AND DOROTHY LANGMACHER LED 3 THE STUDENTS IN OLD AND NEW CHEERS AFTER THEY WERE SELEC- TED BY THE STUDENTS AND FAC- g ULTY ON SEPTEMBER 5. 5 LETS GOI--- Lets Win Gang' shout cheerleaders, Margie Holmstedt, 5l'lil'l0Y Hartman, and Dorothy Langmacher as they lead the students in a rousing yell. x Q E M I , A X ? , 1. Lkylh I , ' 7 ' , ' V l 'fig 5 ' if ff g g L wwf- , P J ,. SO-O-O-O GOOD!--Food is prepared X A FRIEND INDEED!--Everyone appre- daily in the school lunch room by the ciates the extra help given to both cooks, Mrs. Fred Claflin and Mrs. Tom W students and faculty by Fritz Windels, Cox, janitor for P. H. S. f' INTRODUCTIONS IN ORDERUA1' 'fhe PGP WHY Pfeceding the first basketball game the second half of the first ten were introduced. They were Kenny Wells, Paul Bricker, Lewis McCormick, Don Suhr, and Don Eakins. SAY IT WITH MUSIC--Genevieve Gustafson, music instructor, spends much time at the piano rehearsing new music. QUIET, PLEASE!--Delores Johnson assists Dale Ecker. Leonard Knight spies the camera- man, and Paul Bricker keeps busy in a typical study hall. REBOUND BOUND--The iayvees warm up for a second team game against Brule. In the line are Larry Tessman, Stanley Allen, Eddie Dug- gan, and Walter Crow. AlN'T LOVE GRAND?--An 'old steady pair' Alfie Perlinger and Margie Holmstedt, spotted at the Sock Hop, January 23. STOWIN' lT AWAY--Eating the food they pre- pared themselves in Home Ec Class are Pat Flaming, Genevieve Gusttlfson, Fay Miller, and Marlyce Schow. fi ATHLETICS V nsgtrf Aflf. JW OUR LAST SEASO game for P N ' ' The - Loyd M. axton High sux seniors I . 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L, Qi .wisf ww.. -Wm, ,. 2 A., Q,,,Q3v,,g,wEB P ,ga 1v?Lf.qefgg.1fs5?1g5gi ': I.. -S as www, as ,M iw-wee: , 3 'I 4. ggyiwe ig? 5 Y W V H wi1wf9li?wQwf': .. , , LEWIS MCCORMICK HEPPERLY KARL FLAMING DON SUHR LAWRENCE PRIBYL DATE OPPONENT PAXTON PLACE SEPTEMBER I3 ST. PATS 28 NORTH PLATTE SEPTEMBER 'I9 HERSHEY 32 HERSHEY SEPTEMBER 25 MAXWELL 'I8 PAXTON OCTOBER 3 SUTHERLAND 46 PAXTON OCTOBER 'I0 LEWELLEN 28 LEWELLEN OCTOBER I7 MADRID 51 MADRID OCTOBER 21 BRULE I2 BRULE OCTOBER 30 BIG SPRINGS 24 PAXTON NOVEMBER 6 STAPLETON 32 PAXTON SECOND TEAM - - Fronf Row: Leonard Knight, Walter Crow, Gary Crook, Paul Bricker and Paul Flaming Back Row: ManagerCharIes Low, Bruce Cox, Charles Kelso, Lloyd Miller, Jim Bowers, Eddie Duggan, Coach Bill Paden and Manager Dale Harms. THE PAXTON TIGERS OPENED THE I952 FOOTBALL SEASON WITH A 28-28 DEADLOCK AGAINST THE IRISHMEN FROM ST. PATS OF NORTH PLATTE. THE SCORE WAS 28-2I, BUT IN THE DYING MOMENTS, ALFRED PERLINGER RAN THE LENGTH OF THE FIELD FOR A TOUCHDOWN. THE SECOND GAME BROKE THE TIGERS INTO THE VICTORY COLUMN WHEN THEY DOWNED THE HERSHEY PANTHERS 44-32. COACH PADEN GAVE MOST OF THE FOOT' BALL SQUAD A WORKOUT IN THE SI-I8 DEFEAT OF MAXWELL. THE REGULARS OPENED THE GAME, BUT STAYED IN ONLY ONE TOUCHDOWN BEFORE TURNING THE GAME OVER TO THE RESERVES. THE FOLLOWING WEEK THE TIGERS TOOK IT ON THE CHIN AS DETERMINED SUTHERLAND SAILORS DEFEATED PAXTON BEFORE THE FOURTH ANNUAL HOMECOMING CROWD. A WEAKENED PAXTON TEAM CRUMBLED IN THE FOURTH QUARTER OF THE GAME WITH LEWELLEN, AND FINISHED THE GAME 28 TO 6 LOSERS. WHEN TRAVELING TO MADRID, THE BLUE AND GOLD CAME HOME WITH A SHORT END OF 5I-25 SCORE. THE FOLLOWINGWEEK THE TIGERS PULLED AREVERSEANDDOWNED BRULE45-I2 THE TROJANS OF BIG SPRINGS PROVIDED PLENTY OF COMPETI- TION, BUT PAXTON RETURNED VICTORIOUS WITH A 3I-24 SCORE. THE FINAL GAME AGAINST A STRONG SPALETON SIX FOUND THE TIGERS ON THE SHORT END OF A 32-IO COUNT. THE FIGHTING TIGERS? - - Takin9 time ouf from game time warmup are Gary Crook,Bruce Cox, and Jim Bowers. GETTING THE LOWDOWN - - Huddled around Coach Paden for Iosf minute orders are Don Suhr - No. 70, I-arry Thieler - No. 32, and I-ewis McCormick. 4 0 I l 04 0 WATER BOYS - - Dale Harms and Charles Lowe spent the football season running from the bench to center field. l COACH BILL PADEN Q COACH BILL PADEN LED THE FIGHTING TIGERS TO ANOTHER vICTORIOuS SEASON IN ATH- LETICS. OFTEN, TOO LITTLE CREDIT GOES TO THE MAN , wHO BIIILDS OUR TEAMS, Q AND SO WE TAKE THIS SEC- TION TO SAY HTHANKS, COACH--YOU'VE DONE A SWELL JOB. I We 14 ' OVERWHELMED! Stopping long enough for a photograph preceeding the St. Pats game is Jon Lee Crook 1793. WHERE'S THE BALL? Bob Discoe 180, gets the signals from his team-mate in the football game with Big Springs. 'iw' ,fax If TALENTED TOE, Freshman Bob Pinneker takes time out for practice before putting his foot to work against Maxwell. TIME OUT! Alfred Perlinger 1741, Jon Lee Crook, Bob Pinneker, George Bricker UID, Dan Hepperly, and Charles Hartman take a much deserved time out. BOB PINNECKER JIM BOWERS JON LEE CROOK Q GEORGE BRICKER dfzdfflq LEWIS MCCORMICK if ma .el DON SUHR DON EAKINS PAUL BRICKER ALFRED PERLINGER CHARLES HARTMAN THE STARTING FIVE In basketball were Charles Hartman, Bob Pinnecker, Alfred Perlinger, Jon Lee Crook and George Bricker. THE PAXTON TIGERS ENJOYED A SUCCESSFUL 52-53 SEASON WITH I6 WINS AND 4 LOSSES. WITH FOUR RETURNING LETTERMEN THE TIGERS DOWNED THE STOUT MADRID PIRATES 42-37 ON DECEMBER 2. ON THE NIGHT OF DECEMBER 5 THE VICTIMS WERE THE HERSHEY PANTHERS WHO WENT DOWN FIGHTING 38-35. THE PAXTON TIGERS THEN STEAM ROLLED OVER THE MAXWELL LADS 63-36 ON DECEMBER 9. IN THEIR FIRST GAME AWAY FROM HOME ON DECEMBER I2 THE BLUE AND GOLD EDGED OUT THE ELSIE BULLDOGS 5I -45. DECEMBER I6 SAW THE TIGERS CLAW THEIR WAY TO AN EASY VICTORY OVER THE BIG SPRINGS TROJANS 50-33 TRAVELING TO NORTH PLATTE ON THE EVE OF DECEMBER 22, THE TIGERS DROPPED A HEART-BREAKER TO ST. PATS IN AN OVERTIME OF 36-35. THE PAXTON -TIGERS DOWNED ELSIE 53-43, WALLACE 45-I3 AND HAYES CENTER 49-35 IN THAT ORDER TO EMERGE AS THE I953 CHAMIONS OF THE PCA BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT HELD ON DECEMBER 7-I0. ON JANUARY ,I2 SUTHERLAND WAS ADDED TO THE VICTORY LIST 50-4I. DESPITE A I3 POINT SPLURGE BY PERLINGER, THE TIGERS WERE SET BACK BY GRANT 34-38 ON THE NIGHT OF JAN- UARY I6. JANUARY 20 SAW PAXTON STEP BACK INTO THE WINNING COLUMN BY WALKING AWAY FROM BRULE 4I-26. GRANT DESTROYED THE TIGERS HOPES IN THE SPVA TOUR- NAMENT BY TURNING THEM BACK 43-55 ON JANUARY 29. THE TIGERMEN DEFEATED THE OSHKOSH EAGLES FEBRUARY 6 ON THE PAXTON MAPLES 48-43. ON FEBRUARY I0 THE BLUE AND GOLD SLIPPED BY THE LODGEPOLE PANTHERS 45-43 TO BRING HOME THEIR I3TH VICTORY. MEETING MADRID ON FEBRUARY I3 FOR THE SECOND TIME, THE TIGERS AGAIN CAME OUT ON TOP 48-46. IN THE LAST GAME OF THE REGULAR SEASON, PAXTON DOWNED VENANGO ON FEBRUARY I7 BY A SCORE OF 78- 62. TRAVELING TO SIDNEY FOR THE DISTRICT TOURNAMENT, THE PAXTON TIGERS DOWNED LODGEPOLE 39-36, LOST TO CHAPPELL 42-46, AND DEFEATED GRANT 65-63 FOR THIRD PLACE. I I 74 '15 GRADE SCHOOL TEAM, Back Row: Gerald Harms, Bobby Munoz, Allen Russell, Ronald Prascher, Dick Windels, Marion Tatum, Lyle Ecker, Jimmy Jorgenson, Dennie Karr, Stanley Crow, Larry Spurgin. Middle Row: Coach Paden, Richard Karr, Donald Dean, Barry Woodrow, Kenneth Crow, Gary Chrisp, Gary Shepardson, Kent Eakins, Jesse Boyce, Jim Witt, Lyle McCaig. Front Row: Assistant Coach Don Suhr, Charley Boyce, Ellsworth Karr, Ronald Thaden, Paul Cox, Jerry Brogan, John Shafer, Bruce Platt, Larry Lowe, Donald Thaden, Maurice Duggan, Glenn Buss. SECOND TEAM GRADE SCHOOL OPPONENT PAXTON OPPONENT PAXTON MADRID 32 7 MADRID 30 I HERSHEY 22 35 EL51E 13 26 MAXWELL 34 41 SUTHERLAND 27 21 ELSIE 24 25 GRANT 38 19 BIG SPRINGS T2 32 O'FAl-I-ONS 26 15 261'-PATS, NORTH PLATTE I3 I4 MADRID 38 18 HERLAND 2 GRANT 42 Q2 GRADE TOURNAMENT BRULE 28 31 FEBRUARY 18-24 OSHKOSH 36 26 MADRID 24 23 MADRID 34 24 GRAINTON 9 27 VENANGO 54 42 BRULE 28 40 SECOND TEAM, Back Row: Bill Spear, Manager, Melvin Thompson, Walter Crow, Edward Percy, Bill Bailey, Dan Hepperly, Paul Flaming, Larry Tessman, and Jim Brown, Manager. Front Row: Eddie Duggan, Karl Flaming, Lawrence Pvibyl, Bruce Cox, Bob Discoe, Gary Crook, and Larry Thieler- SWT Xu., in iw f 'T I ff COME HERE! As Alfie Perlinger C741 iumps with a Brule man, other players from both teams wait to capture the ball. ALL DRESSED UP! George Brick- DO IT THIS WAY! Listening in- terestedly to Coach Paden's in- structions are Jon Crook Q791, Charles Hartman, and Alfie Per- linger 1741. 'LQ 02 ani' tu- WHERE DID IT GO? Coach Bill Paclen, Alfie Perlinger 041, Lewis McCormick 1751, and George Bricker C771 are watching intently to see where the ball will go. 2 er, Charles Hartman, and Lewis RACK IT UP! Bruce Cox, Dan BIG TIME CAGERS. Warming up McCormick display the new warm Hepperly, Larry Thielef, Dale for the Oshkosh-Paxton game in up suits for the first time at the Harms, and Don Eakins wait their their new outfits are Jim Bowers, Paxton-Oshkosh game. turn to 'sink that 5all'. Don Eakins, and Alfie Perlinger. -Nxt' may F.. ' if Q I I I5 SW YT ll 2. AQ ew - -sie ml Qs iq gg :xxx iw 5 -,Qiifffiwfzi aww ll 9 Ky. -Lwi W fgai' in ' -A EINQ -f ww A m we Kew-lwzewrggaffrwrxiwe sEEB5515Q1'25f'3'1lg?fiQ5a:.SgZi?33iLS?if. 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She is also the Grade School Prin- CiPal and sponsor of Grade School Pep Club, I Celia Bailey Roberta Brown Glenn Buss Gary Chrisp Donald Dean Beverly Eakins Mu-ilyn Engler Harvey Hogg Lyal McCaig Richard Kar Charles Lowe Ronald Prascher Margaret Wright DeEtta Stahl Doris Suhr LW N 1, .A lax ltr R I ,V YQ .kk?w'1e7 e ff 5 Ly n 4 Jesse Boyce Joyce Chapman Jo Ann Countryman Stanley Crow Sharon Eakins Keith Fischer Jerald Harms Janet Jacobs Jimmy Jorgensen Amold Mata Bobby Munoz Sally Munoz Garry Shepardson wb' f U -fwvihf - ff ' jg: ,s., A f V Larry Spurgin James Witt Barry Woodrow c -- fe .err F 1 to S -X Kennefh Crgw A k i - .H u ,N I 3 Norma Bryant Q SS'-'f -rxfffig all Audrey Bailey V - of it Y K 'fia t ' K L 1 M , W Q KA K ub A Eileen Duggan V 1 5: 1-fx , 4 s 3?- s i ' zi 5 Kent Eakins i ': 'Q fix ' , wf -' gf 'J Lyle Ecker , ,, 4' gf' ,fi ,L,y 4 ...dz Kathy Hinze if - l .. I U5 L31 3 ..-khV, . . f ' Darlene Jacobs 1 '. L I ' Dennis Karr I N -v A- if 'Q' iz L K N V1 ,LkV,, , S V Sharon Leonhardt ' fi.. i v in J L rir BettY Platt w.,f L11 Allan Russell L '2f. Q 55.2. V' , Y X ' fx. , Judy scale . ' ' Marion Tatum A i 1 1 Barbara Thaden E 1 n J s Dick wandeis C Q fy X DONNA BRAKHAGE-H instructs Fifth and Sixth 'Grades. This is her first year at Paxton. She received her training at the Uni- versity of.Nebraska. 61454 Wade Catherine Barry James Batzell Sharon Combs Joseph Doucet Harold Ecker Harold Fischer LeRoy Follis Lowell Gibson Dennis Gurtzon Judy Hami ltan Barbara Hansen Jerry Leonhardt Paul M010 Roxie Nelson Marilyn Percy Iryl Spear had DOROTHY MCDOUGAL Teaches Second and Q Third grades. She re- ceived her education at University of Nebraska and this is her second year at Paxton. David Blake Virginia Bryant Harvey Dean Gaylord Flaming Marty Hansen Sandra Hehnke Lloyd Hinze Rockne Mul lens .,.,.e.., .cf ,..,..,,.,, W, Paula Prascher Joyce Tatum DELORES WRIGHT .... Teaches Third and Fourth grades. She has been here for five years, received her education at the University of Nebraskap Nebraska Centralg College of St. Teresag York Collegep Black Hill State Teach- ers College. Lana Anderson Marilyn Carr Carol Christ Billy Coleman June Cox Charlene Doucet Terry Goertzen Jo Hehnke Carol Jacobs Lynn McCaig 6 MARY MCMILLAN .... Instructs First and Sec- ond grades. She ceived her education at the University of Ne- braska, and has been at FC' Paxton for three years. Caol Chrisp Chuck Crow Doreen Fisher Marty Fisher Frank Mata Falis Munoz Beverly Flaming CharleneiNewcomb BillY FIV-'l0 iCk Faye Lynn Owen Dean Hicks Fay Percy Marty Jorgensen Harry Reitz Gary Lawyer Mmlene Suhr Mickey McFadden Marvin Suhr David Munoz Marlene Witt Karen Rice Nettie Still David Tatum Steven Anderson Sherry Engler Donnie McNiel Larry Anthony Lydia Fisher Anne Mata Fredrica Rice Nancy Borran Denny Brewer Janet Bryant Bcrbma Doucet Billy Eakins Gary Goertzen Mark Hehnke Doris Knutson Bobbie Ladd Margie Ladd Lanny Mullens 'Susan Newcomb Vincent Orneales Junior Owen Larry Reitz Barbara Spurgin Mark Spurgin John Stephens Judy Woodrow Ronny Wright I BONNIE DUVAL ...... Teaches kindergarten and grade music. This is her second year in Paxton. 'Miss Bonnie' received her education at Kenney State Teach- UNDER THE GUIDANCE OF THEIR TEACHERS, THE GRADE SCHOOL STUDENTS HAD A PLEASANT SCHOOL YEAR. THEY ENJOYED MANY PARTIES, OF WHICH THE CHRISTMAS AND VALENTINE PARTIES WERE OUTSTAND- ING. THE GRADES ALSO TOOK PART IN MANY ACTIV- ITIES. BASKETBALL OCCUPIED THE SPOTLIGHT DURING THE WINTER MONTHS. THE OPERETTA.'CHRISTMAS FUN IN '9I , WAS PRE- SENTED BY THE UPPER GRADES ON DECEMBER II. THE ers College. LOWER GRADES HELD THEIR OPERETTAMDANIEL BOONE SHOT A BEAR' ON APRIL 30. CHEERLEADERS WERE DGETTA STAHL, BEVERLY EAKINS, AND BEVERLY DISCOE. EIGHTH GRADE PROMO- TION WILL BE HELD ON MAY I4. THE EIGHTH GRADERS PLAN TO CONCLUDE THE SCHOOL YEAR WITH A PICNIC HELD WITH THE HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS. READIN', WRITIN', AND 'RITHMETIC ----- Mrs. Mary McMillan poses with her single kindergartner at his desk in his special classroom at home. Five-yew-old Ray Knight receives specialized schooling be- cause of a bone disease that has already - . caused 2'I fractures. 'lSN'T LOVE GRAND? ---Ronald Prascher and Marilyn Engler explain the pitfalls of love in the operetta 'Christmas Fun ln '9'l. NOELI NOEL!---Harmonizlng in the finale of 'Christmas Fun in '9l' are Eileen Duggan, Kenneth Crow, Stanley Crow, Lyle McCaig. BACK ROW: Doris Suhr, Dennis Carr, Ronald Prascher. WE'D HAVE BAKED A CAKE!---Kent Eakins, Jimmy Jorgenson, Larry Lowe, Gary Shepardson, and Dennis Carr explain the ways of bakers in the upper grade operetta- 'l'M THE SILENT TYPE!'---Morris Duggan only smiles as Celia Bailey sings a song in the grade school TIME OUTI---Waiting their tum to play grade school basketball are: Bob Munoz, Gerald Harms, Jimmy Jorgenson, Donald Thaden, Barry Woodrow and Gary Chrisp. TOO CUTE FOR WORDS!---Posing for Family Album in the grade operetta are: FRONT ROW: Colleen Piper, Eileen Duggan, Jesse Boyce, Kenneth Crow, and Marion Tatum. BACK ROW: 5l1iflBY BOYYY, Gnd Gary Chrisp. OUI MONSlEURl---Demonstrating their skill during grade school operetta were the French Maids, Audrey Bailey, Geraldine Cummings, Peggy Jacobs, Beverly Eakins, DeEtta Stahl, and Doris Suhr. SOPHISTICATED BUTLERS '5l10Wl 9 their di9nifY during the grade school operetta were Richard Carr, Ellsworth Carr, Barry Woodrow, Allen Russell, Gerald Harms, and Bobby Munoz. YEAH CUBSl--Yelling for the grade school team are: Front Row: Eileen Duggan, Sally Munoz, Jo Ann Courtrymang Kathleen Hinzep Norma Bryant, Joyce Chapman, Janet Jacobs, Barbara Thaden, Sharon Eakins. Middle Row: Judy Sadleg Roberta Brown, Shirley Barry, Sharon Leonhartg Carol n Anderson, Darlene Jacobs, Margaret Wright, Marilyn Engler, Betty Platt Back Row: Virginia Crow, Judy Hinzep Celia Bailey, Alice Tatum, Peggy Jacobs. WE'RE READY--Lined up for basketball practice are: Ellsworth Carr, Charles Boyce, Larry Lowe, Richard Carr, Donald Dean, Gary Chrisp, Jesse Boyce, Glenn Buss, and Gary Shepardson. SING ALONG!!!--Making beautiful together are: Front Row: music Barbara Spurgin, Doris Knudsen, Doreen Fislier, Larry Anthony, Mark Spurgi n, Martell Jorgensen, Fredricia Rice, and Denny Brewer. Back Row: Charlene Doucet Karen Rice, Falias Munoz, Billy Cloleman, Fay Percy, and David Tatum. MERRY CHRISTMAS!--Chuck Crow and Bill Fredrick stand on chairs beside their Christmas tree while Jo Hehnke and Nettie Still hold gifts. 'MUSIC-MINDED' --- Vifginid Crow plays for the Paxton upper grade operetta, 'Christmas Fun ln '9'l. She also played for the lower grade operetta 'Daniel Boone Killed The Bear.' EVERYBODY SING--Professor Win- dels leads the singing in Christmas Operetta. Ronald Thaden, Bobby Munoz, Ellsworth Carr, Allan Russell, Dick Windels, Bruce Platt, Kent Eakins, Audrey Bailey, Jimmy Jorgenson, and Larry Lowe ioin in. Mm hlgl it l - Q , ' W 4,f0L,,ll lJlfff'ljff,f11frl1IlTAa Y's s HOP Ml ' Y . . XM- s u lor and Mnsses Dresses W oris Dodson and Shirley Lee f , l,' Jfl!! if Womer1's Wearing Apparel vm f fp if and Hats PHONE 638 NORTH PLATTE, N EBRASKA EVERYBODY HAPPY Th lot of L M y D gg Sh l y H t Marge H l 1' df C ly A d d M y S d l k th y h f th St P ts g i..- 1 ,W Y 1 , .4'l'l l llllulllll M H ' Lp- I SWIFT G- CO. l 9 l Cash Buyers Poultry, Eggs and Cream Phone 270 Ogallala, Nebraska 0LE'S B I G G A M E B A R SPORTING GOODS BILLIARDS CANDY TOBACCO West's Finest Display of Big Game Trophies R. O. HERSTEDT Phone 75 PAXTON, NEBRASKA Pepsi Cola Mission Orange Bottling Company North Platte DI WT- fiih. 'I' 0- D .QEJQQMZS mf xxx DWNK EPS, 011 . Q-gil , ffl. ,f ' ' '--Q... ' ' 'igli ------ il :gf-.11 1 A Q afeff Z- X , 9 ' 'y -- L sa - T , ,tier ., ' tgp- , , H- Y, J 2. C4 F. -qpbf ,N gm. '- f-.,.- , -wi :3 5 rf, ,:j 70, 5 Eff QQ' ,S r' fi: ' F 3-, XLS ,- gibff T' 'R-'V' 'K Q 4 ex 4 355' l Y Ea ix' Q ag I CONGRATULATIONS to SENIORS OF 1953 PAXTON, NEBRASKA Phone 3 IW N HAMMOND SEWING MACHINE COMPANY NECCHI SEW GEM DOMESTIC PHAFF NEW HOME Z WMS' 7' :XX ELECTRIFYING W Old Machines to Modern Portable or Console O Q REPAIRS Free Estimates Parts For All Makes RENTALS Monthly Competitive Rates H EMSTITCH I NG Button Covering, Etc. HAMMOND SEWING MACHINE CO. 611 North Jeffers North Plane, Nebreeke Phone 3445 HAYS HATCHERY 312 East Front St. North Platte, Nebraska Home of the Healthy Chick CONKEY FEEDS GLAND O LAC REMEDIES JAMESWAY EQUIPMENT WHAT DECORATION!! . . . Marge Holmstedt, GREEN G-ABLE BUILDINGS ed in decorating the stage for the fourth Annual Homecoming. Across from U.P. Depot gg BEVERIDGE GRAIN GRAIN - FEED - SEED I .ff-.... RX , 1 is E - I 1 Elias- ue -a n EEZ, Phone 54 if :Q - 'wif - ,gig T: its W I ' 'Qi g ' J ,, K 55 53 'iii If in B' IW A- ' ie .1 P, ' 2E D T Paxton, Nebraska T TU surprised by the cameraman, is busily engag- North PIatte's Most Complete Department Store Everything for Your Home - Car Satisfaction Guaranteed Or Your Money Back Good Luck to KEITH Seniors of COUNTY NEWS All The News Every Monday 81 Thursday Your County Paper With WILL THIS DO --Clerk, Janice Reader Interest L h lp- 9 Virginia Al- l d J Ch f 'th th 'r h pp g THE PAXTON if f k FOOD CENTER. Phone73 OGALLALA, NEBRASKA F 0 0 D C E N T E R MR. 8. MRS. D. V. PLATT Phone 52W McCLUSKEY-HEMING MOTORS LINCOLN MERCURY NORTH PLATTE NEBRASKA LIFETIME GUARANTEED USED' CARS WISHFUL DREAMING - - Melvin Thompson looks over the new Chrysler at their 1953 showing of the CROW MOTOR COMPANY. CROW MOTOR COMPANY Case Farm Machinery Conoco Petroleum Products ff 54411 ii? V - Y L Everything For Your Car Phone 62-W Paxton, Nebraska PRETTY NEAT NUMBER ! - - The 1953 PlYm0U'h gets ihe once-over by Melvin Thompson and Sianley Allen at The CROW MOTOR COMPANY. f KING FONG CAFE T34 ' f X AMERICAN and CHINESE DISHES V' FAMOUS EOR STEAKS f Phone l88 North Platte ,x , , CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS XM P L A T T E F L 0 R A L I 5? N , FOR ALL YOUR FLORAL NEEDS 'lvl' , N ,- ' -A v CORSAGES - BOUQUETS W. w l x l 4 ..., . it -'J X 'Sw R Local Agent fa f x X x PAXTON FOOD CENTER Ky 504 North Jeffers North Platte, Nebraska W. O. COLLETT COMPANY R E A L T O R S Pawnee Hotel Building Phone 277 REAL ESTATE - INSURANCE - APPRAISALS MORTGAGE LOANS for Farm, Ranch and City Property 32 Years Experience FREY LOCKER SERVICE LOCKERS - PROCESSING PRODUCE and ICE 29W PHONES 29R Paxton Nebrosko -L1 WHAT FEET' Sh ly H t :I M g Holmsfedt fy g the, P p CI b shoes. Cute t th Y 1 I D E A L C A F E if 2 I J HOME COOKED FOODS 2,51 SERVED Rf' WITH GOOD COFFEE Phone 122 MRS. 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I 2:45 p.m. Jon-IANNESEN AGENCY REALTORS I North Platte, Nebraska JUST LOOK in the window of KEITH INSURANCE AGENCY. Refreshment is a good idea DGID WWI IUYIOIV 00 Ill COCA-COCA COIIAIUI I In Ogallala it's ii THE ARROWHEAD CAFE FINE FOODS I 4 Q Speclalszmg In Steaks and Frled Chucken Eat Where Your Billfold Can Pay The Bill CONGRATULATIONS ond SUCCESS TO EVERY STUDENT K E N N Y ' S KARMELKORN SHOP Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Kenney Ist Door Eost of Woolworth Store NORTH PLATTE NEBRASKA STORER JEWELERS MUSIC MAYTAG Pl'lll.C0 Ogollolo Phone 9 a ,QQ T JA, so A C .47 'Q Ixynfv ,, X I fr, i EQ. - A it-' x ' I l. TE. Z ESQFMH. T35ZZ4RSQb Qiwvvmg EE QZZEQ5 g,2Q JST ifgifi E, f ,gfigffp A Q PX gg: U, ?-31 wwf ' NXNQ5 N lf w ' ' jx ,L .X xv xx ' gm, g glifjx -. W -'1 I -Q V 9 Q .yi T or Us :ff m BUY Krispy Krust Bread KRISPY KRUST BAKERY - Phone 182 - N. Platte, Neb. f GOOD LUCK SENIORS '53' Ogallala's y 9 l Only Exclusive Women's 42225, y shop Phone 80 K S HUNGRY STUDENTS--An after the game snack' is always welcome at DEAN'SDRlVE- IN as Dianne Pribyl and Sharon McCormick DEAN'S DRIVEIN Paxton Cornhusker Tractor Cr Equipment Co. ROAD BUILDING and MAINTENANCE MACHINERY INDUSTRIAL and CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT Phone 2l4 North Platte 5 -- CROSS STANDARD SERVICE CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS STANDARD OIL Appearance and Cleanliness DR. W. G. FITZPATRICK Award winneru DENTIST rw l ll J Phone 1 LX North Platte Nebraska phone 771 East Highway 30 Ogallala, Nebraska REISELMAN SIGN COMPANY It's a Good Sign if You Buy Here NEON SCOTCHLITE 8. COMMERCIAL SIGNS Phone 665W Ogallala, Nebraska EDDIE'S Barber Shop It Pays To Look Well See Us! COMB IT PRETTY Ed C 'WY' FEDDIE S BARBER SHOP p h f h g h on L d K gh h - N S- N -vw dv x X X lx Nl Q1, LYONS I.G.A. SUPER MARKET QUALITY FOODS AT LOW PRICES Phone 702 North Platte, Nebraska I THE NYE COMPANY FURNITURE - PAINT FLOOR COVERING KNABLE PIANOS Established in 1895 Phone I7 Ogallala, Nebraska g 4 BERGGREN IMPLEMENT COMPANY Your Massey-Harris Dealer FULL LINE OF FARM MACHINERY JUST FOR YOU!--Looking of the bargain toy Yraciors at BERGGREN IMPLEMENT COMPANY are Kenneth phone Schiminifz, Charles Lowe, and Mr. Berggren. Paxton, Nebraska DAVIS PRODUCTS POTATO CHIPS R E X D R U G S North Platte, Nebraska POPCORN DELICIOUS - FRESH llcongrctulotions WHOLESOME Seniors Where to Buy lt of J. S. DAVIS CO. 15311 I , 3 em: DIUG STOII II6 w. Front ..., 339-w I P North Plane, Nebraska Rex Rieslond Phone 4 in rx Congratulations to O Q, J The Seniors of Paxton High HOOVER'S JEWELERS 'I I 4 W 3 QQ tk SUTHERLAND 412 Deweysf. ELECTMC CO' North Platte Westinghouse Appliances Phone 156 ssss I Ed M 1 A,...,1 I Sutherland, Nebraska when you buy toiletries and perfumes, buy the big name lines CHANEL lt TABU Xa - E i MARIE EARLE Ii i f I s PRINCE MATCHABELLI t t hftfiifii itii IIIII WHITE SHOULDERS t E+ ' fr , fi DAVIS DRUGS Your Best Friends in North Platte I We Extend To You l953 Paxton Seniors Our Sincere Congratulations LIERLEY HOW IS IT BOYS? --Bruce Cox, Karl FIaming,and Ed- ward Percy are looking over a new Farmall Tractor at LlERLEY'S IMPLEMENT. IMPLEME T CO. ---.-..,..,...,L,,,,:,wM .MM o.,o For Quality Farm Implements Tractors and Refrigeration CLARENCE N. LIERLEY Phone 87W Paxton, Nebraska GATHERING IT IN!--Gazing at the Tractor Tire are Karl Flaming, Bruce Cox, and Edward Percy. Congratulations To Seniors ot l953 F 0 X L U N C H WILLIAM LANGMACHER, proprietor North Platte WOODROW HARDWARE COMPANY EVERYTHING FOR THE FARM Gas and Electric Appliances 8- Service Paint - Hardware Paxton Nebraska WASH WOMAN? --Investigating a new Maytag Washing Machine in WOODROW'S HARDWARE COMPANY are Rosalie Russell and Katherine Longmacher. THE DIXON OPTICAL COMPANY EYeS Excmined w. P. GRAYDON, oo. Binoculars Ph 608 One Glasses Fitted Hearing Aids North Platte, Nebraska g 5 coMPi.iMENTs or -. , 5 Ss? 'l' lw'i ' 775 C3 ,P ,, F :gg 1 ARNOLD V -E , I-at 'F tr - wi f l P .Tt--'fi 'v Pl1OI'1E 80 Sutherland ,4j. 'A ? . Ask For Fairmont's Homogenized Grade A Milk Fairmont's Ice Cream Fairmont's Better Butter and Fairmont's Cottage Cheese Manufactured by The Fairmont Foods Co. North Platte, Nebraska The Place To Shop for the Names You Know QSDQW2' In the Men's Clothing WorId :Eg W Compliments of LEO'S FLOWERS North Platte Nebraska Q- f THE J N , , .,.f FIZI HIRSCHFIELD COMPANY ,T ..,ot 5 ,.,:,,:.,11,:,2.z.,: I AAb14.. .?:5:1 g ,4J,,:3 t1,.t3.:q:,.,? .,.t 1 ,t,:,:, I , , a ala 3 k', '4: '1: , wr' J- J--We Og Il Congratulations Seniors of '53 SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PAINTS North Platte, Nebraska I W7 r , X35 'C ,I DR. W. J. - - K Fr - GUILFOYLE, ' Looks INTERESTING--Bob Discoe and Lawrence I 3- l 521511 'iflflli'.1 2JT5ll?'s.J'3I'EK233 '2l3I'i5'XElf i f I' If B.S., D.D.S. R fc' N N J' I 9,1 Q 759, ,,,' ' Ili ,I l' . 'r I , ., I' 6 tx - IMPLEMENT CO. ffl, xltygq-M F , OLIVER and Mn-4NsAPoLls - MOLINE Phone 76 ' Sales and Service IO2 East 2nd Street Paxton Ogallala, Nebraska swsnss uouon STORE TOBACCO CANDY I The 'Ideal Place To Spend Your Idle Moments P. E. NELSON Paxton, Nebraska Phone 43-W DRYDEN DRUG We fill any doctor's prescription We give S8IH Green Stamps -n-...,m-hm TIME TO WINTERIZE?--The can of Pres- fone holds first place with Mike Wright and Kenny Wells-you get it at BOYCE CHEVRON STATION. Two PlaCes to Fill Up CHEF CAFE North Platte and CHEVRON SERVICE Nebraska Phone lI7R Paxton elllfll e,lllZIIlillI.Ilflf,::::lfl:,l,1:llZIltll GENERAL MERCHANDISE KEITH 'l ofellis I huii Our Terms Are Strictly 30 Days 5TUDl0 iiilil coKER's s'roRE Photographic Needs ll ':A:':-:::: i llpq COMMERCIAL Phone 275 Ogallala Nebraska Phone 30 ulnu Vnilln S utherland Nebraska 1 E W' Q- -f HOEHNE FURS Q :1 R ,,AV ZW Tgva, ' 'Z A di M.. 2 m-'vom Storage 3 Cl ' DOHERTY'S Repai' Sporting New Coats Goods HOBBY SUPPLIES HOTPOlNT CROSLEY APPLIANCES North Platte, Nebraska Phone 600 Ogallala W EVERYTHING FOR THE HOME . N EEEE '.--E E f E- , , Em as or H ssf,,sTis, QUG'ifY CUSTS Less Dollars Buy More .'l , ...t. A I North Platte, Nebraska LET' S GO!--Sporting their new uniforms are the pep club girls preceding the first basketball game with Madrid. GOSSlPl GOSSlPl--Janice Lammers and Donna Windels talking over the 'love situation' in the Junior Class Play, Don't Darken My Door.' LAZY BEAUTlES--Dolores Mikkelsen and Delores Johnson resting during dress rehearsal of Junior Class Play, Don't Darken My Door. LET'S MAKE MUSIC!--Emma Welch, Janice Lammers, Donna Windels, Margie Holmstedt, Donna Suhr, and Stella Perlinger harmonize on a song at Geraldine Holzfaster' s Birthday Party. HBUSYBODY' --Naomi Kelso, the office girl, looks up from her work as the cameraman snaps the picture. PEEK-A-BOO--Don Suhr plays peek-a-boo with the camera- man in study hall as Genevieve Gustafson, Fay Miller, Arlene Cox, and Kenny Wells look on. AREN'T WE HANDSOME???--D. Ecker, M. Thompson, L. Miller, H. Bryant, B. Discoe, D. Hepperly, M. Wright, D. Suhr, L. Pribyl, G. Bricker, and A. Perlinger have a good time at the pep rally. CONGRATULATIONS SEN IORS We Enjoyed Moking Your Photographs For The Armuol. The Studio For Quality Photographs I BROWN-HARANO STU DIO Cr CAMERA SHOP C+! Ph 74 NthPItt Nb k FIGURE IT OUT!--Harry Bryant and Joel Witt look puzzled at a display at KILDARE LUMBER COMPANY. Paul Bricker is more interested in a KILDARE LUMBER CO. Quality Building Material cabinet. Paxton, Nebraska Phone 6 OSCAR'S DRIVE INN LIQUOR COLD LIQUOR WINE BEER Ogol Ialla Nebraska Phone 428W Fresh Fruits Vegetables Meats and Groceries 6TH STREET MARKET A I I :I o KEITH COUNTY CO-OP ASSOCIATION I Paxton, Nebraska DON'T SPILL IT BOYS!--Don Eakins, Edward Perlinger, and Eddie Duggan are carefully examin- ing the products of KEITH COUNTY CO-OP AS- SOCIATION. BATTERIES- S. Ill E OgallaIa's Largest VI, S Most Modern 2 3 I Market ,I 8 FREE PARKING 4 212 East 2nd Street DELUXE CAFE ,- -. T Steaks Our Specialty Telephone 256 For Reservations For Parties MR. 8. MRS. PAUL COATES Ogallala Nebraska CONGRATULATIONS TO SENIOR CLASS OF I953 McFADDEN'S HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANY Charles McFadden, Owner ' ' SNOOPY KIDS--Kenneth Newcomb points out the f f In I1 Schultz, Sales r. interesting parts o one o I e press mac ines at THE PAXTON TIMES ff 103 East 6th THE NORTH PLATTE NEBRASKA TIMES HUMPHREY CLEANERS Phone 106 Sutherland -QQ -bg ' -.3 CD SOMEONE'S BIRTHDAY? - - Lila Derr, Vera Bryant, and I-ela Derr picka greeting card from ihe selectio BOWER'S PHARMACY YOUR DEPENDABLE DRUGGIST Congratulations Seniors H5311 Headquarters for . . . FILMS CANDY GIFTS SODA FOUNTAIN SERVICE H. F. BOWERS Paxton Nebraska ROY GREENLEE, INC. The Home of Old and Respected Brands Phone Ogallala, Nebraska HANSEN EQUIPMENT Farm 'Hand Loaders A SMALL ONE!-- Larry Theiler demonstrates the way to si? on a tractor at JOHN DEERE HANSEN EQUIPMENTCOM- PANY. Watching him are Bill Bailey and Bill Spear. Phone ll2W Paxton, Nebraska .ff P QYYWN. X 4.-..: : HEE EII I' VFW THE RITNER AGENCY Earl L. Ritner FRANK P. BUTTON Your Dodge-Plymouth Dealer Since 1921 Ogallala, Nebraska INSURANCE BONDS LOANS PHONE 'I0'I Phone 63 North Platte, Nebraska ENGLER'S Standard Station A t-N04 9 I 0 0 ca0's We Give G and S Red Stamps Paxton ALL SMH-ES!--Charles Kelso Bob Pinneker, and Jim Bowers seem to enioy the products of ENGLER'S STANDARD ST A T IO N. N I E L S E N NEW CARS 0.K. TRUCKS USED CARS TRUCKS SERVICE AFTER THE SALE Phone 700 North Platte, Nebraska THE FRANCIS COMPANY OgalIaIa's Big Irnplement Store A 'O ' .rv pwynvygjglf VQLTZSLES? af ' X Q f ,xl 9' . 9 Wwe ?lii?fHX lQ:x2Q2,,yf Q. Qfyfaf . fwp A Y LINEN SUPPLY V gpwwe 0SCAR'S A CAFES IN NORTH PLATTE The Step Inn The Greyhound Cafe The Bronco C01 f , 4, - . wow QffWi.f1 GS -ff '70 'S' CEXGO B UI CK CHEVROLET fill? CADILLAC JUST FITS! - - F M Iler and P f Flqmi h I Reba Benso tryay a bafl1robecatBLAI:lgHEFg S E A R L I S BEAUTY SHOP - - the place for Ready To Wear and Modern Hair Styling. BIanche's Beauty Shop Inc' Ph 63 one Phone 190 Ogallala Paxton Nebraska A '- WEST PARK GROCERY pg s. - Ap m - - GROCERY AND PICNIC surruss f fir: egg ' X , Ri!! H' ' Open Sunday and Evenings ' 5 5 f I Jfrf ,A Y rw. f-wg '0 ' - X-gEJE,Q.x,f it 1 R ,:3,,g3k,Tfim,-5, 7 A.M. to s P.M. .7 rr ? li' , li 1 A 1 ' wlgggy 401 wesr nr A. Ogallala Q FOR THE BILI-'S BEST 'N BARBER sl-lor BARBER WORK Y ALL EARS! - - George Bricker Paxton, Nebraska receives the final touches from Barber Bill Crook at Bll-L'S BARBER SHOP. YOUNG? Sporting Goods Western Nebraska's Most Complete Sporting Goods Store , if RAY YOUNG Q VERN YOUNG , .-,f., or e lf. -53 :52 3, North Plane .9 R rm-TP. 532 :'l1 '4 ' 'Q :rr I ,7: m : J 1-155552 ,r., , ' Nebraska N XX X D W N fl 1 ' THE S SHCJUP HR'T 'H NAL NA 8 0 SOPIS BANK DEALERS IN Member Federcl COAL -, GRAIN - FEED X Dep 't Insurance Corporati Ogallala Nebraska Phone 56 Paxton, Nebr k A A. AF X -:::: s::sa:5sf:,,,., LQQQ' 1 4 0 'lf .Bullafnglikterla :N - A X Phone 538 sPEl.'rs FARM YARD BUILDING MATERIAL - HARDWARE - PAINT l9llE tF th NHPIH Nb k l X , H. g ts X ix U25 iv-A BIG TIME CAGERS ' ' The student l90dY met the starting five Urn l-ee Crook, Charles Hartman, Bob Pinneker, George Bricker, Alfred Perlingerl at the first basketball pep rally preceding the Madrid game. KNEE ACTION! - - Cheerleaders, Margie Holmstedt Shirley Hartman and Dorothy l-angmacher, can only giggle as their photos are snapped. OH! MY HERO! - - As Karen Snyder and Donna Windels swoon , Don Suhr plays the hero for Mary Sedlacek in the Junior Class Play, Don't Darken My Door. WHAT A COOK! - - John O'Garc, Junior Class sponsor dons on apron and stirs up a batch of popcorn. MODERN MEL-ODRAMA - - Before staging the one act play, And The l-amp Went Out , at the 4th Annual Homecoming, Dorothy Langmacher, Mike Wright, Karen Engler, and Mary Duggan take time out to relax. T-I-G-E-R-S YEA!- - Making lots of noise at games this season was the Paxton Pep Club pictured in their new uniforms. SULLIVANS JIM and FRED VARIETY STORE 5c -10c - 25c - 50c HOME GOODS DEPARTMENT STORE SHOE STORE Ogollolo Hirschfeld Co. For the Best In Men s Wear North Platte Nebraska we T-'fix . Q gg 0' 'Q 44 'll' 'Wfll' fd , K I XT . I A ,, , 1- TX at Ohq. s ur f' ,fm 11. X Qxh N, 4.19-'1' B -, I ,hx u X f list xr Q Y ' 4 I' Qs ., 1 Q, I Q P E T E ' s LIQUOR STORE where you drive right up to the door Ogollolo Nebraska PAXTON THEATRE SUN. MON. FRI. SAT. 6:00 7:15 7:15 7:15 TIME OUT FOR RELAXING - -Dan Q Hepperly and Loyd Miller pause by THE PAXTON THEATER 101001101 the adverfisement of the coming attraction CENTRAL STATE AIRCRAFT 'NCQ LEARN TO FLY CHARTER NUMBER PLEASE! - - Mary Duggan, who works Searle Field Phone l86 Ogallala, Nebraska P0ff'fime GT fhe CHRISP ELECTRIC AND TELEPHONE SERVICE, speaks fhese words several times each day. cmusr TQQEIIQQQE SERVICE PHONE 60 Paxton, Nebr. Telephone Office l 0 , Ll 1 T. 4, 0 ,-,Y j F' il: .- ' ,, i'1', f Vx' I BEITEL Machine Shop HAGGE Co' MASSEY-HARRIS FARM IMPLEMENTS SERVICE STATION WELDING MACHINING TANK WAGON Phone 308 Phone 254 SS l l ,,.,- 1 QQQIIQIQ QS? tj. Ogallala, Nebraska YPIFIUIS' 4 R ax IN g CARS TRUCKS I MPLEMEN TS ONKEN MOTOR CO. PHONE 140 Ogallala Nebraska wHls'rLE BAIT!! - - These shapely ??? gems belong to Alfred Perlinger who is caught during Hats --a between act of The Junior Class Play. HUBBA HUBBA!! - - The future Miss America, Kenny Wells, is showing off his figure between acts of the Junior Class Play, Don't Darken My Door. L. A. BARNT OIL COMPANY Ogallala, Nebraska Paxton, Nebraska Phone 31 Phone 'I'l7W E. W. HAYFORD MOTORS OLDSMOBILE O G.M.C. TRUCKS SALES AND SERVICE Phone 32 Ogallala IONS SENIORS L IN THE THREE R's HEREFORDS ALSO EXCEL IN THREE R's RUGGED ON THE RANGE-because they are the Nation's Top Producers of Calves for both the purebred and com- mercial markets of our beef cattle industry. RESOURCEFUL IN THE FEEDLOT-Herefords are in the vast majority of the nations feedlots proving they are the Nation's Top Producers of beef from grain. REWARDING ON THE MARKET-reports show that Here- fords bring top market prices over 81 per cent of the time, again proving Herefords are the Nation's Top Producers of pounds and profits. SADLE HEREFCRD RANCH PAxToN, NEBRASKA SPURG N'S HEREFORDS Russel. sPuRGlN PAXTON, NEBRASKA HERD BULLS COWS OF BACA BATTLE 3 PRINCE DOMINO BRAE MISCHIEF 21 ADVANCE DOMINO DOMINO LAD C14 ASTERWAY BREEDING BREEDING QUALITY HEREFORDS VISITORS ALWAYS.WELCOME GRIN AND BARE I from L yd B yce and Lawr e Pribyl. NOT SO BIGI Before t'ng Mar MCMIII n tries to ex- N352 Y as fm Q X BREWER'S STCRE NNN GRUCERIES - GAS - OIL - MEATS Phone 26F20 Sarben, Nebraska xx WE WISH You SUCCESS THE SUTHERLAND CLINIC H. E. MOORE, M.D. R. A. FLEBBE, M.D. Phone 27 Sutherland, Nebraska 9 P I f h 1953 d f Th GOOD OL SUMME RTIME - H I E PHONE 206 I H OL l P S T E D T C O M P A N Y FARM EQUIPMENT TRUCKS - TRAcToRs PARTS AND SERVICE SUTHERLAND NEBRASKA WATCH THE BIRDIE Mk Wri9hf h f f h Naomi te iea BITIS mmef FOSTER LUMBER COMPANY Sarben, Nebraska HUBERT PRASHER, Mgr. Phone 26F111 V, X, C AXQQ A XXNLTE ll - Rig 57 Qi J KS-K Xixgislxqa 'S--gg, - X 7 ffjtl Z CONGRATULDAQVTONS GRADUAQQE X? -qdg E KX? L f4iJQl lW?'Q if ,WE 55 EER K.- Quik so , 'K' X? fs' '41 sikg :xi 'ff iegwfirg ef 2, .X X X I ' 'N ' X, ag x K S-.Q N k W T X- X jj-5, xgz Y Here IS a young man who IS not gradu- ating lthis yearl but he is in the know. HE KNOWS: l. Paxton High is a Wonderful School '2. Angus are Wonderful Cattle SNYDER BRCS. REGISTERED ANGUS WM. P. SNYDER BRUCE SNYDER l le C A i X' Complete Line Texaco Products - Bulk Service GUFFEY'S TEXACO SERVICE I FIRESTONE TIRES - BATTERIES 81 ACCESSORIES Phone 84-w Paxton, Nebraska I BEST WISHES FROM H. M. Lunder and Josten FINE CLASS RINGS IT REAL Caught off g d t the dress r h I I the junior class pIay were Mary Sed- I k J i L mers, and Donna Windel YEARBOOKS AWARDS CONGRATULATIGNS SENIGRS OF 53 MALHAM CLEANERS Phone 115W PAXTON, NEBRASKA , 1 A 4, ,FY I, I gf-fl I. 5 S I , ' .-fe ' .. I ' SH N' ,A I- Q' 5 I ,I ', .. , V, . 5 I Ai, . ef i II 1 , L ld J J. MI ,, I Vg If mf I I F ,1 sw I , X 5 , ., . - V ,r Y, K -gh ' I 5' M ? ,, s Z. If 'J WI , I 3 iv It I I I Li .I . ' ' I g,. ' ' gf' 5' - 4 A ff. 5 , ' f - W 53 - ' , 5 ' , I 4 . .' , , . , . , lx ., . , . gf. 5 . lf in ' xii- jg I ' I' I 5 21' 1 , I S I I J 'V I I If 4, , ,fx , a ' V xg I . , , .- ,I I I V' 5 PHI R S-'IJ fig I AI I IU MQ? ,yi , j I M, fo . I J I I 'E 'V 2 If I I X 2 2. It I I It I ji t Q, ami I IQ I 1 J, -I If Y., .I ' . ., ' 1 - If . . 3 .Q 'J A I , 3, W , kv 5 I, ,. , I - 1 f gf sf' tp 5 , 'HJ 3, Nf '+ I if E5 Sf' QUALITY cleaning PICK-UP AND DELIVERY SERVICE PEACOCK CLEANERS AIQID IZAUNQRY . u . 5 ,JK-K' ., .ky ,V .L KL ' --f -: ' - W B, 5' 1- N I' I 'I X, WALTER M., lL I.1,5MsI-I fy .ff . ' if I P52F 9'9 ' V? R, . F ' .V -B xg KQEPHONE zfjx ,E NV I A' A , -' I E N' . i .X Oggllila X5 'f Q ' A . ' Nebryska I. I E M in V i , I ,V RIN -,fy I. I , j, 'H if , N51 Q H -rug K I if Congrotulotions To Seniors of 53 PAXTON OTEL THERE'S SOME THAT's BORN TO WEEP! DOMICI Suhr fries to comfort Donna Windels in the one-oct play 'Joint Owners In Spaim' SURPRISE! SURPRISE! Bofh George Bricker ond Charles Hartman seem r ug y e cameraman before the game with Brule. HARRY DEAN'S CAFE NEXT TO CO-OP AND STANDARD OIL STATION Good Eots At All Times Try Our Speciol Plote Lunches Home-Mocle Pies Delicious Lunches PAXTON, NEBRASKA sta fled when ca ht b th -US:-H-4 HEPPIERLY ANGUS HAF BARDOLIERA I3 Fourth Highest Selling Bull At National Western Stock Show Bred, Fed, and shown by Hepperlyt Angus Farm. HOME OF GOOD ANGUS PAXTON, NEBRASKA , I ' . - AV l .q4i 1i i gl5 j V b. 4 Z A 'A N . gf ,,J 3 .. A L L1- , 1 q QM A i, J Qf 1 1f T Lf , ff ' 1 1' iji ,W f H i q A , fgff.,. N,3 3 1 f , f fg f lfQP 3 1 i 55 lA ,f --f ' fi :: 3, q ,, I f J ffvi f f , A W 4 , ' w ? f V l ll Q 3 Xl3 f ,7l Q w , Q .. P' iw i L . i A . , i ff q A ' b