Polk High School - Cub Yearbook (Polk, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1960 volume:

Joe Fisher, Roger Merchant Co-Editors POLK HIGH SCHOOL Polk, Nebraska o IAD Sponsor jPac e POLK Kroger’s Store Stromberg's Grocery Brazda Implement Company S. J. Harless Floyd’s 66 Service Kahler's Coffee Shop Farmer’s Co-op Grain Association Polk Oil Company STROMSBURG Don’s Tavern E. R. Welding Shop Klip 'n Kurl Jim Wilson Kisler’s Sundries Citizen's State Bank Farmer's Co-op Oil Association Farmer’s Co-op Grain Association Hazel’s Apparel Hartman's Drugs Polk County Rural Public Power District Overland Sand and Gravel Mamco Manufacturing Company Beckman's Plumbing and Heating Walt's Place Stromsburg Bank Hi way Beauty Shop Arloa's Beauty Shop C. L. Anderson, M.D. Christensen's Drugs YORK Norgren's Sporting Goods York Floral Company Gale's Texaco Service Geis Motors Pieper Hatchery Havlik Florist CENTRAL CITY Mode-O-Day T. C. Lord Company Sno-Creme J. E. Stansberry Smyer's Jewelry Nielson Motors Central City Florist Redman's Shoe Store Nelson Machine Shop Zlomke Furniture Central City Veterinary Clinic GRAND ISLAND Nordstedt's Morrow Watch Repair Nite and Day Cafe Rocket Cafe Style Shop Erv Hesselgesser Bosselman and Eaton Truck Stop Sears, Roebuck and Company Grand Island Music Company Chapman's AURORA Fairacres Dairy Farms Frontier Village Greenberger’s Ace Cafe 2 Farmer's State Bank Chas. W. Martin Refeshague Realty Auction Company Wort man Motor Company Sinclair Station and Cafe Inez Restaurant Clabaugh Jewelry Neilsen’s Dry Cleaning Hampco Fertilizer Company £ pon6or$ Osoeola John L. Blodig, M.D. Osceola Implement Company Johnson Chevrolet Kepner's Furniture Hordville Gil’s Market Farmer's Co-op Grain Association Veburg Seed and Supply Ahren’s Jewelry Mills, Mills, Mills Mike's Bowl H. S. Eklund, M.D. Leo Bowlby First State Bank Bush Service Clarks Pollard Oil Company Strobel Blacksmith Shop Farmer's Union Store and Farmer's Union Oil Bradshaw Farmer's Co-op Association Rasmussen Grain and Supplement Company Marquette Farmer's Co-op Oil Company First National Bank Hampton Erickson Motor Company Farmer's Co-op Gas and Oil Company Al's Tavern Clarks Lumber Company Cal's Standard Service First National Bank Johnson Oil Company Feelhaver Drugstore Henderson Central Irrigation and Fertilizer Swede Home Swede Home Store Durant Durant Grain Company Silver Creek Grousch Irrigation Company Shelby 3 Wilber's Cafe BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, Janice Anderson, Bonnie Joan Larkin. TOP ROW: Mickey Fjell, Edith Otte, Thelma Hanqui8t, Gary Stohl, Charles Cramer, Beverly Ekdahl, Scott, Patricia Funk. SECOND ROWT: Regy Green, Joe Fisher, Lynda Dornburgh, BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, Donald Morris, Joe Fisher, Charles Cramer, Regy Green, Larry Klingsporn, Leon Stromberg, Ronald Johnson. MIDDLE ROW: Jeri Cramer, 4 Edith Otte, Janet Graves, Gary Stohl, Roger Merchant, Joyce Stewart, Joan Larkin. TOP ROW: Janice Anderson, Bonnie Hanquist, Donna Flodman, Thelma Scott, Karen Ang, Lynda Dornburgh, Patricia Funk. To our parents who have so diligently helped and guided us through our twelve years of school, we dedicate this 1960 annual. Their guidance through the years have helped us achieve happiness and a new and broader out- look on life. We will never be able to express our appreciation for the work that they have done to help us. For the help that they have given us, we shall be indebted to them for the rest of our lives. MR. McCORMICK, SUPERINTENDENT Mr. Neal McCormick was born in Polk County. He attended grade school in District 7 of Polk County and attended Silver Creek High School for a year and a half. He graduat- ed from Shelby High School. In 1946 he was discharged from the army after three years of service in World War II. In 1951 he was discharged after having served a year in Korea. Mr. McCormick attended Kearney State Teacher’s College where he received his A. B. degree. He received his Master of Education degree from the University of Nebraska. He began teaching at Thedford, Nebraska in 1949. Other teaching duties have been at Tryon and York. He was also principal in the Polk school from 1954 to 1956. During this last year, along with his duties as superintendent, he has taught speech, bookkeeping, and general business. Mr. Jerry Martin was born at Salem, Nebraska, where he attended grade school and high school. He graduated from Doane College in 1954 and entered his teaching profession at Salem Honey Creek as a teacher and coach. He taught here for two years. In July of 1956 he entered the army and had overseas duty in Korea for nineteen months. He received his discharge in April of 1958 and accepted a position in the Polk Public Schools in the fall of 1958. During the last year he has taught world geography, typing, modern problems, American government, and office practice. Mr. Martin was also sponsor of the senior class and yearbook, and coached the Junior High basketball team. MR. MARTIN, PRINCIPAL MISS LENA BRYAN MR. WILLIAM SCHNACKENBERG MISS RUTH WINFIELD Algebra 9 Advanced Algebra Biology Chemistry Geometry Junior Class Sponsor Industrial Arts 9,10,11,12 Science 9 Football Coach Track Coach Assistant Basketball Coach Freshman Sponsor Language Arts 9,10,11,12 Librarian Journalism Sponsor Class Plays —Mliali Sc Loo 3 acu MR. JAMES KARLOFF MRS. GERRY McCORMICK MR. NORMAN MCINTOSH Physical Education 5-12 American History World History Basketball Coach Assistant Football Coach Assistant Track Coach Sophomore Sponsor Home Economics 9,10,11,12 Grade Music Pep Club Sponsor High School Music Band Sectional Music Junior Class Sponsor MRS. WERNER Kindergarten (19 Students) MISS COX Second Grade (22 Students) MISS CALDWELL First Grade (22 Students) MRS. FITZ Third Grade (31 Students) This Page Is Sponsored By BRAZDA IMPLEMENT Polk, Nebraska MRS. HILL MRS. STERNER Fourth Grade (30 Students) Fifth Grade (21 Students) MRS. WILL Seventh Grade (24 Students) MRS. SHOSTROM Sixth Grade (18 Students) MRS. JOHNSON Eighth Grade (20 Students) This Page Is Sponsored By STROMBERG’S GROCERY Polk. Nebraska LEFT TO RIGHT: Neal W. McCormick, Superintendent; Treasurer; Willard Adelson, Secretary; Floyd Merchant, Jerry Stevens; Arnold Neuhaus, Vice-President; Lloyd Lind, President; Donald Hanquist; Jerry Martin, Principal. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Hanquist,Secretary; Mrs. Peterson, President; Mrs. Kisler, Vice-President. This Page Sponsored By FARMERS CO-OP PRODUCE Polk, Nebraska C LLdtocll Land MRS. MONSON CHARLES NORQUEST t 4 LEFT TO RIGHT: Laura Bolton, Minnie Dittmer, Margaret Johnson. DONNA FLODMAN GLENN DOBBERSTEIN Mixed Chorus . . . . 1,2,3,4 Girls' Glee . . . . 1 � 2,3,4 Pep Club . . . . 1,2,3.4 G.A.A .... 1,2.3 Polk-A-Dot Staff . . . Annual Staff Class Play Football ..................1 � 2,3,4 Mixed Chorus ...................1,2,3,4 Boys' Glee .......................1 � 2,3,4 Track ............................. 1,2,3 Basketball.............................3,4 KAREN ANG Mixed Chorus........... Girls' Glee .......... Pep Club ............. Annual Staff .......... Polk-A-Dot Staff .... Class Play ............ G.A.A................. 1� 2� 3,4 1� 2,3,4 1� 2.3,4 . . 4 . . 4 . 3,4 1.2.3 WARREN BEDIENT Mixed Chorus....................1,2,3,4 Boys' Glee........................1,2,3 Football ...........................1,3 Annual Staff..........................4 Boys' Octet...........................2 Boys' Quartet.........................3 DIANNE DOREMUS GAYLE STROMBERG Pep Club . . . . 1,2,3,4 Class Play Girls' Glee 1,2,3,4 Annual Staff Mixed Chorus .................. 1,2,3,4 G.A.A............................. 1,2,3 . Annual Staff ......................... 4 Class Play ..........................3,4 ROGER MERCHANT Football .....................1,2,3,4 Track......................... 1,2,3,4 Basketball ....................1,2,3,4 Mixed Chorus..................1,2,3,4 Boys' Glee ......................1,2,3 Band ........................... 1,2 Boys' Quartet ...................... 3 Boys' Octet ........................ 2 Annual Staff.......................3,4 Class Play..........................3,4 Annual Co-Editor.....................4 Class President......................2 GARY STOHL Football.....................1,2,3,4 Basketball ...................1,2,3,4 Class President......................4 Boys' Glee.........................1,2 Annual Staff........................4 Class Play...........................3 Mixed Chorus.......................1,4 Track................................4 I CO Basketball Football . . Track . . . Mixed Chorus Annual Staff Boys' Glee DONALD MORRIS Annual Staff Polk-A-Dot Staff Girls' State Student Director of Senior Class Play Pep Club ........... B-Team Cheerleader Pep Club President G.A.A. Class Play Triple Trio Trio . . . LYNDA DORNBURGH Girls' Glee Mixed Chorus Band . . . JOE FISHER We, the seniors of '60, will to the school a new clock system and five new buses. We, the seniors of '60, will to the faculty our padlocks, book fines, and peace and quiet until September 1960. We, the seniors of '60, will to the freshmen our old lunch tickets, pencils, and our used test papers; to the sophomores we will our admit slips, book reports, erasers and well used answer books: to the juniors we will our ability to be good in English class and to take care of the type- writers. We also will to the juniors our good driving habits. I, Dianne Doremus, will my laugh to Diane Sandell and my willingness to keep my feet off the wall to Mr. McCormick. I, Fritz Otte, will my ability to get good grades in American government to Larry Klingsporn and my power to stay out of trouble to Rodney Johnson. I, Donald Morris, will my old American Observers to Mr. Karloff and my great height to Regy Green. I, Gayle Stromberg, will my skill to drive slowly and carefully to Kenny Meerkatz and my locker to Roger Morris. I, Roger Merchant, will my football talent to David Fjell and my starting blocks to the high school girls so they can beat the boys to dinner. I, Glenn Dobberstein, will my senior English book to Bruce Cramer and my messy locker to Gaylord Dose. I, Lynda Dornburgh, will my rock’n roll records to Miss Winfield and the broken lab equipment from chemistry class to Pat Funk and Edith Otte. I, Donna Flodman, will my No Doz pills to Mr. Martin so he can be awake. To Thelma Scott I will my citizenship grades. I, Warren Bedient, will to Miss Winfield my three year old Palomino because her old Chevy is getting about beat. To Arlan Stromberg I will my ability to get kicked out of English class. I, Karen Ang, will my brother to Beverly Ekdahl so she will always have a ride to school. To Miss Bryan I will my talent to work chemical equations. I, Joe Fisher, will my joke books to Miss Winfield for use in the Polk-A-Dot. To Janelle Smith I will my football ability. 19 I, Gary Stohl, will my good grades to Alvin Kisler and my hearty laugh to Lonnie Cramer. fPropL ropnecy It was the year of 1970 that I decided to go back to earth from my planetary home. Here I found what I had predicted when I graduated. My first stop was unexpected, for a patrolman stopped me. Here was Gary Stohl one of the meanest cops in the Midwest. Donald Morris I found in New York playing middle line backer for the New York Giants. In the winter he helps the New York Knickerbockers play basketball. Now don't laugh but Gayle Stromberg is the number one comedian in the nation. His partner is Red Skelton. Lynda Dornburgh, after fishing for an occupation, has finally become a secretary for the J. W. Fisher's aquarium. I found Fritz Otte in Kansas City wrestling with the midgets. For a sideline he instructs in ballet dancing. In Hawaii was Karen Ang, the most famous hula dancer of the island. She dances to the music of Presley and Company. Glenn Dobberstein took up the mortician profession and is he ever making a killing!! It's not surprising to me to find Roger Merchant driving a red and white milk truck for Louie Lindburg of Stromsburg. Donna Flodman was on her way to her secretarial job in the State Capitol Building. She is private secretary to the governor. Joe Fisher was in Washington D.C. as the top scientist working on a rocket to hit the planet Pluto. His hobby is keeping an aquarium (and other things). Warren Bedient was in Columbia University as a Professor of English. He says he owes all his success to his high school English teacher. On my return trip I felt slight pangs of hunger. Upon going to the rockets kitchen, whom should I find as cook but Dianne Dor emus. She was mixing one of my favorite dishes. 4mbition$ Roger Merchant: make it to the Olympics Warren Bedient: become a Romeo Karen Ang: secretary for Elvis Presley Donna Flodman: secretary Gary Stohl: receive Doctor's Degree Glenn Dobberstein: a farmer Joe Fisher: head of the Physics Department at Columbia University Dianne Doremus: a reservationist at an airport Don Morris: a businessman Fritz Otte: to make the Navy his career Gayle Stromberg: become a millionaire Lynda Dornburgh: become a nurse We, the Class of 1960. Have been able from the start To make our way completely Into every teacher's heart. Listen, while we tell you Of the special things we've done-- How we helped to make decisions In the way the school was run. First, there is the English class. All quiet, you can see; But suddenly, a lot of noise; Who else but Warren B. In algebra, the brains are clicking As they figure x plus y plus z Ah there; Lynda has the answer. She says it's J. F. plus L. D. In chemistry, it is well known That formulas will vary; They added heat to nitric acid Boom! There went Joe and Gary! The Home Ec. class was learning To do dishes with a bang. Who cooked up this mess of hash? Donna Flodman and Karen Ang. jPoem But wait a tiny minute. Here, as serious as can be. Is a girl who really wants to cook And then get married--Dianne D. The Annual Staff was working-- Plans for pages being made. Where are all the photographs That Roger has mislaid? The study hall is crowded And is it noisy? Very! But here is one who knows his words Fritz reads the dictionary! The shop boys are learning fast At metal they were a whiz. And when it comes to welding Gayle and Glenn are the best there is And then we have a student Who's good in every course Who could this senior be? Why, indeed, it's Donnie Morris. Now the roll has all been read Each student called by name With all these many talents We're in Polk's Hall of Fame. Kelly Green and Silver White Rose Salutatorians—Gary Stohl, Lynda Dornburgh Valedictorian—Joe Fisher fjiglt Way 17, I960 £ xeraiei ay 19, 1960 Don Morris, Class History; Donna Flodman, Class Poem; Karen Ang, Class Prophecy; Roger Merchant, Class Will. Commencement Exercises. Seniors at com- pletion of processional. Presentation of diploma by Floyd Merchant, President of Board of Education. Glenn Dobberstein receives his diploma. Juniors Doug Stevens and Judy Adelson lead seniors at Commencement exercises. Presentation of Eighth grade diplomas by Supt. Neal McCormick. Jay Dee Green re- ceives his diploma. KOLN Television Station Living Room In Governor's Mansion On May 6, 1960, the twelve seniors and Mr. Martin went to Lincoln for their Sneak Day activities. Places visited were; Robert's Dairy, Pawnee Council Cave, Lincoln Telephone and Telegraph Co., Pershing Auditorium, National Bank of Commerce, State Reformatory, Governor's Mansion, State Mental Hos- pital, Nebraska Wesleyan University, and KOLN Television Station. The Governor's Mansion ’’HAVE A HEART Presented April 1, 1960 CAST Ted Watson Peggy Watson Lou Mansfield Bo Larson . . , Fritzi Vining Mark Andrews Stage Manager Student Director Director . . . Class Sponsor Roger Merchant Dianne Dor emus Donna Flodman ... Joe Fisher . . Karen Ang Donald Morris Gayle Stromberg Lynda Dornburgh Miss Winfield , . . Mr. Martin President Vice-President Treasurer Secretary News Reporter Sally Norquest Judy Adelson Genon Stohl Jackie Cramer Janet Graves Patricia Funk 26 Gary Stromberg Gaylord Dose Leon Meerkatz Bruce Cramer Rodney Johnson Cast Of Characters Miss Hetty Hoyle.......................Edith Otte Professor Leander Tate..............Douglas Stevens Olivia Tate .....................Janet Graves Thelma Tate .......................... Patty Funk Melba Tate .......................... Thelma Scott Kim Douglas ...................... Genon Stohl Rosaleen Dombie .................. Judy Adelson Dr. Carrie Ditto ...................Jackie Cramer Bonnie Starr..................................Sally Norquest Durward Douglas ..................... Mickey Fjell Douglas Dombie Foster Frost ........................Gaylord Dose Jim Gordon .......................... Lynn Johnson President omore Secretary News Reporter Linda Johnson Oiane Sandell Darwin Hahn Treasurer Beverly Ekdahl Larry Klingsporn Lanny Ang Regy Green Joan Larkin Dennis VanHousen Elmer Gnauden Cheryl Stohl Virgil Flodman man Vice-President President Linda Nyberg Roger Morris Janice Anderson Charles Cramer News Reporter Treasurer Secretary Loneta Cramer Janelle Smith Bonnie Hanquist Cheryl Bush Wanda Harding Larry Coover Mary Mae Person 31 BOTTOM ROW: Left To Right, Mrs. Johnson, Jay Dee Green, Dennis Morris, Nancy Warnick, Janice Creech, John Recknor, Eric Otte, Jolenc Doremus. MIDDLE ROW: Galen Sterner, Jay Shaw, Merton Flodman, Joan Sandell, Billy Scott, Marshall Anderson, Jane Fredrickson. TOP ROW: Eddie Johnson, Carol Carlstrom, Connie Hoffman, Max Kroger, Gail Giles, Donald Stewart. BOTTOM ROW: Billy Nelson, Gary Stevens, Karen Funk, Bruce Bedient, Larry Johnson, Dennis Widga, Steven Flodman, Carole Doremus. MIDDLE ROW: Patty Ramsey, Marlene Coover, Delores Willits, Bonnie Carlson, Connie Jones, Delores Anderson, Judy O'Shea, Mrs. Will. TOP ROW: Robert Rahrs, Barbara Glasser, Linda Stromberg, Lorraine Recknor, Dewain Shaw, Linda Kisler, Carol Stromberg. NOT PIC- TURED: Dennis Carlstrom. BOTTOM ROW: Mrs. Shostrom, Jimmy Morris, Carol Pettey, Allan Neuhaus, Bonnie Litty, Dennis Sea ley, Patty Flodman. MIDDLE ROW: Lynda Myers, Lynn Sundberg, Beverly Glasser, Mary Doremus, Patty Stufft, Louise Morris. TOP ROW: Donald Hanquist, Sharren Cohagan, Jean Larkin, Arlyce Lind, Myrna Merchant. BOTTOM ROW: Left To Right, Mrs. Sterner, Robert Cline, Lois Ostrander, Barbara Logan, Linda Morris, Sally Stufft, Marie Carlson. MIDDLE ROW: Thomas Cramer, Dick Sealey, Dennis Stevens, Carolyn Kealiher, Susan Shaw, Leonard Warnick. TOP ROW: Neal Van Housen, Robert Lindberg, Norman Recknor, Dorothy Anderson, Jo Neal McCormick, Dianne Rodine. sounn y jraae BOTTOM ROW: Mrs7 Hill, Robert Bedient, Roger Werth, Tommy Hoffman, Vernon Crow, Christine Funk, Carol Litty, Shelly Ramsey, Beverly Willits Helen Doremus, Betty Morris. MIDDLE ROW: Alfred L'Heureux, Jane Volkmer, Mary Lou Kealiher, Charles Shenk, Peggy Sealey, Millicent Baack, Jolene Myers, Kendall Sandell, James Green, Thomas Stevens. TOP ROW: Joel Stevens, Kenneth Carlstrom, Glee Killion, Sharon Fossberg, Vicki Stromberg, Connie La Velle, Nancy Kisler, Daniel Graves, Arnold Merchant. BOTTOM ROW: Mrs. Fitz, Laura Glad, Vernalene Eklund, Judy Green, Dudley Baack, Steven Adelson, Sidney Widga, Susan Hoffman, Joleen Haack, Raymond Lindgren, Barbara Gnauden. MIDDLE ROW: Deborah Schaepler, Darrell Berger, La Nell Stromberg, Vicky Ehn, Daryl Fossberg, Donette Jones,Donnette Ostberg, Darwin Neuhaus, Ronald Meerkatz, Patti Sealey. TOP ROW: Bradley Sundberg, Steven Carlstrom, Teresa Bedient, Lauren Glasser, Eilene Hanson, Bruce Samuelson, Danny Shaw, Rodney L'Heureux, Tony Warnick, Kenneth Brazda. BOTTOM ROW: Left To Right, Miss Cox, Dor la LHeureux, Robert Pettey, Deanne Meerkatz, Barbara Pettey, Nancy Volkmer, Deborah Stufft, Dawn Killion. MIDDLE ROW: Terry Van Housen, Jan McCormick, Tonya Anderson, Jerry La Velle, David Flodman, Donna Rodine, Keith Brazda. TOP ROW: Marcia Myers, Mark Sandell, Christine Shaepler, Michael Lindberg, Penny Bills, Gerald Warnick, Rodney Flodman. NOT PIC- TURED: Richard Bedient, Jeff Wilson, Bradley Samuelson. BOTTOM ROW: Sharleen Haack, Valli Killion, Steven Warnick, Charles Schaepler, Dennis Baack, Robin Flodman, Lyle Lingren, Steven Morris. MIDDLE ROW: Gail Widga, Connie Stromberg, Stephen Volkmer, Jo Ann Stevens, David Stromberg, Roger Berger, Ann Otte, Miss Caldwell. TOP ROW: Kenneth Bills, Sheila O'Shea, Gerald Kealiher, Julia Larson, Rebecca Stevens, Carla Myers, PatriciaOstberg. -J incle marten, BOTTOM ROW: Leanne Glad, Alan Merchant, Mary Jo Widga, Lanson Recknor, Clyde Carlson, Randy Neuhaus, Rusty Felker. MIDDLE ROW: Jan Samuelson, Pamela Ostberg, Julia Kisler, Gary Warnick, Wanda Flodman, Carita Jones, Mrs. Werner. TOP ROW: Roger Fossberg, Mary Sue Lindburg, Larry Larson, Lynn Bills, Robbie Glasser, Kent Anderson. mm TOP ROW: Cheryl Stohl, Sharon Willits,Cheryl Bush,Lynda Domburgh, Karen Ang, Donna Flodman, Dianne Doremus, Janelle Smith, Anita Mundt, Elaine Ostrander. MIDDLE ROW: Pat Funk, Edith Otte, Thelma Scott, Janet Graves, Bonnie Shaw, Bonnie Hanquist, Janice Anderson, Mary Mae Person, Joan Larkin, Beverly Ekdahl, Linda Nyberg. BOTTOM ROW: Wanda Harding, Judy Adelson, Joyce Stewart, Linda Johnson, Natalie Hahn, Lonnie Cramer, Jackie Cramer, Karen Stevens, Diane Sandell. CHEERLEADERS: Sally Norquest, Jeri Cramer, Genon Stohl. NATALIE 38 CHEERLEADERS: Left toRight, Joan Sandell, Patty Ramsey, Connie Hoffman, Jane Fredrickson, Linda Stromberg, Marlene Coover. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Johnson, Lynda Myers, Bonnie Litty, Nancy Warnick, Carole Doremus, Mary Doremus, Judlann O'Shea, Louise Morris, Linda VanOstrand, Carol Pettey, Patty Flodman. THIRD ROW: Delores Anderson, Carol Stromberg, Janice Creech, Barbara Glasser, Bonnie Carlson, Delores Willits, Jolene Doremus, Patty Stufft, Connie Jones, Karen Funk. TOP ROW: Linda Kisler, Sharren Cohagan, Arlyce Lind, Carol Carl8trom, Gail Giles, Lorraine Recknor, Jean Larkin, Myrna Merchant, Beverly Glasser. RECORD Polk 30 Osceola 36 Polk 40 Silver Creek 25 Polk 34 Clarks 22 Polk 33 Stromsburg 19 TOURNAMENT Polk 51 St. Edward 21 Polk 33 Genoa 5 Polk 20 Stromsburg 30 BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, Coach Jerry Martin, Dennis Morris, Allan Neuhaus, Gary Stevens, Jay Dee Green, William Nelson, Dennis Widga, Dennis Sealey. CENTER ROW: Donald Hanquist, Lynn Sundberg, Larry Johnson, Dewain Shaw, John Recknor, Robert Rahrs, Jay Shaw. TOP ROW: Dennis Carlstrom, Galen Sterner, Billy Scott, Merton Flodman, Edward Johnson, Max Kroger. 39 Senior LEFT SECTION: FRONT TO BACK, Joyce Stewart, Beverly Ekdahl, Janet Graves, Cheryl Bush, Bonnie Hanquist, Douglas Sundberg, Janice Anderson, Mary Mae Person, Donald Stewart. MIDDLE SECTION: Linda Johnson, Fritz Otte, Jackie Cramer, Judy Adelson, Diane Sandell, Dennis Widga, Jane Fredrickson, Cheryl Stoni, Edith Otte, Pat Funk. RIGHT SECTION: Virgil Flodman, Sharon Willits, Linda Kisler, Natalie Hahn, Genon Stohl, Karen Stevens, Sally Norquest, Mr. McIntosh. 40 Janet Graves, Beverly Ekdahl, Joyce Stewart LEFT SECTION: FRONT TO BACK: Lorraine Recknor, Barbara Glasser, Beverly Glasser, Delores Anderson, Bonnie Carlson, Mary Doremus, Glee Killion, Carol Stromberg, Helen Doremus. MIDDLE SECTION: Connie Jones, Myrna Merchant, Arlyce Lind, Jolene Doremus, Karen Funk, Gail Giles, Eddie Johnson, Patty Ramsey, Sharon Cohagan, Bonnie Litty, John Recknor, Christine Funk, Vicki Stromberg. Linda Stromberg, Delores Willits, Jay Shaw. RIGHT SECTION: Carol Litty, Bonnie Shaw, Marlene Coover, Judiann O'Shea, Arnold Merchant, Eric Otte, Dianne Rodine, Dorothy Anderson, Mr. McIntosh. School iJwlrLrs Sally Norquest Natalie Hahn Linda Johnson This Page Is Sponsored By FARMERS UNION STORE AND FARMERS UNION CO-OP. Clarks, Nebraska 42 orni BOTTOM HOW: Lett to Right, Douglas Sundberg, Douglas Stevens, Charles Cramer, Gary Harless, Gaylord Dose, Arlan Stromberg, Leon Meerkatz, Roger Merchant, Donald Morris. SECOND ROW: Genon Stohl, Gary Stromberg, Warren Bedlent.Joe Fisher, Glenn Dobberstein,Fritz Otte, Gary Stohl, Virgil Flodman, Kenneth Meerkatz, Mr. McIntosh. THIRD ROW': Janice Anderson, Loneta Cramer, Sharon Willits, Cheryl Bush, Linda Nyberg, Patricia Funk, Diane Sandell, Judy Adelson, Linda Johnson, Wanda Harding, FOURTH ROW: Dianne Doremus, Karen Ang, Bonnie Shaw, Karen Stevens, Joyce Stewart, Beverly Ekdahl, Jackie Cramer, Sally Norquest, Lynda Dornburgh, Mary Mae Person, Jeri Cramer. TOP ROW; Donna Flodman, Janelle Smith, Bonnie Hanquist, Cheryl Stohl, Anita Mundt, Natalie Hahn, Janet Graves, Joan Larkin, Edith Otte, Elaine Ostrander. Jackie Cramer, Judy Adelson, Diane Sandell 43 BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, Karen Stevens, Judy Adelson, Joyce Stewart, Diane Sandell, Beverly Ekdahl. TOP ROW: Linda Johnson, Jackie Cramer, Sally Norquest, Patricia Funk, Natalie Hahn. 3 man Karen Stevens Natalie Hahn Bonnie Hanquist BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, Joyce Stewart, Linda Johnson Judy Adelson, Diane Sandell, Patricia Funk, Mr. McIntosh. SECOND ROW: Dianne Doremus, Karen Ang,SharonWililts, Joan Larkin, Janice Anderson, Bonnie Hanquist, Jackie Cramer. TOP ROW: Cheryl Stohl, Donna Flodman, Beverly Ekdahl, Genon Stohl, Janet Graves, Mary Mae Person, Edith Otte, Sally Norquest, Lynda Dornburgh. LEFT TO RIGHT: Jeri Cramer, Karen Stevens, Sally Norquest, Jackie Cramer, Natalie Hahn, Bonnie Hanquist, Judy Adelson, Diane Sandell, Linda Johnson. 45 CUudn LEFT TO RIGHT: Lynda Dornburgh, Karen Ang, Mickey Otte, Joe Fisher, Patricia Funk, Gary Harless, Donna Fjell, Donald Morris, Fritz Otte, Miss Bryan, Edith Flodman, Gary Stohl, Roger Merchant. conomtci 46 LEFT TO RIGHT: Jackie Cramer, Judy Adelson, Sally Dornburgh, Karen Ang, Janet Graves, Genon Stohl, Mrs. Norquest, Dianne Doremus, Donna Flodman, Lynda Gerry McCormick. JAMES KARLOFF Basketball Coach King-Roger Merchant Queen-Karen Ang Karen Ang, Roger Merchant, Donna Flodman, Glenn Dobberstein This Page Sponsored By FAIRACRES DAIRY Grand Island, Nebr. The first form of recognition should be made toward basketball, for the Polk basketball team won the Goldenrod conference, the conference tournament, and the district tournament. They finished in ninth place standing in the Omaha World Herald for class D schools. The second team suffered but one defeat during season play and won a first place trophy in the Polk County tournament. Regy Green and Gaylord Dose were chosen on the All-Tourney conference team, while Darwin Hahn received a birth on the second team. Gaylord Dose received honorable mention for All-State honors in Class D. The Junior High Basketball team had a 3-1 record for the season, and won second place honors in the Grade team tourney held at Clarks. On November 5th, the Regents examinations were given to selected senior class members. Joe Fisher won a Regents scholarship as a result of taking this test. The Regents scholarship is for the purpose of at- tending the University of Nebraska. March 25th was a day set aside to send a number of students to participate in the Inter-scholastic con- tests held at Kearney. Joan Larkin received the highest honor by receiving a third place medal in the Standard Foods Test. At one time during the year a test was given in Home Economics for the purpose of determining the Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow. This was given on a national basis. Lynda Dornburgh won the ’’Betty Crocker Homemaker Award” within our school. When the campaign was on for the March of Dimes, a dance was given at Osceola in which a March of Dimes queen was selected. Each of the schools in the county sent a Queen to the March of Dimes dance. Sally Norquest was chosen March of Dimes Queen from our school and represented Polk at the march of Dimes dance. Mickey Fjell was chosen from the Junior class to attend Boys’ State by the American Legion. Janet Graves was the Junior girl chosen for Girls’ State by the Ladies’ Auxiliary. Polk participated in the District Music contest held at Albion and accumulated a total of four superior ratings. Those receiving superior ratings were: Joyce Stewart, Clarinet; Sally Norquest, vocal solo; Girls’ Trio (Sally, Jackie, Linda); and the Girls' Sextet (Sally Norquest, Jackie Cramer, Linda Johnson, Karen Stevens, Judy Adelson, and Bonnie Hanquist). For the first time, an All-Sports Banquet was held in the new auditorium. Karen Ang was chosen Queen, and Donna Flodman was the Queen’s Attendant. Roger Merchant was chosen King and Glenn Dobberstein was the King's Attendant. Outstanding player award medals were presented to Roger Merchant for football and track. Gaylord Dose received the player award medal in basketball. Regy Green was presented with a Free-throw award medal. Class night and honors convocation was held on the night of May 17th. Joe Fisher was Valedictorian of the senior class, while Lynda Dornburgh and Gary Stohl were Salutatorians. Galen Sterner was Eighth grade Valedictorian and Jay Dee Green was Salutatorian. Perfect attendance awards were presented to Connie Hoffman, Karen Stevens, Ronald Johnson, Sharon Willits, Leon Stromberg, Bonnie Hanquist, Joan Larkin, Joyce Stewart, Jeri Cramer, Gaylord Dose, Mickey Fjell, Judy Adelson, Doug Stevens, Gary Stohl, and Donald Morris. Joyce Stewart was presented with a special music award medal, for outstanding con- tributions in the field of music for 1959-60. Awards entitled, I Dare You” were presented to Karen Ang and Joe Fisher of the Senior class. These awards were given by the Danforth Foundation in recognition of outstanding leadership qualities. Citizenship awards were presented to Joan Sandell of the eighth grade, and Donald Morris of the Senior class. An activities award medal was presented to Sally Norquest of the Junior class. Sally also received a typing award given by the Underwood Typewriter Company. An award of Merit was presented to Donald Morris as the outstanding Business Education Student. A medal award en- titled, Best-All-Round-Senior Girl” was presented to Karen Ang of the Senior Class. Roger Merchant was presented with the same type medal entitled, ’’Best-All-Round-Senior Boy.” Lynda Dornburgh was pre- sented with the 1960 Home Extension Scholarship for use in the field of nursing or home economics. This scholarship was awarded by the Polk County Extension Council. Joe Fisher received a scholarship issued by the Board of Education of State Normal Schools valid in any one of the four Nebraska State Teachers Colleges. Roger Merchant received an athletic scholarship for four years to attend Midland College. The County grade school track meet was held at Polk this year and Polk finished second to Stromsburg. First place winners for Polk were: Max Kroger in the shot-put; Eddie Johnson in the low hurdles; and Merton Flodman in the 880. Polk's high school track team won the County, Conference, District, and won first place in Class D at the State meet. They finished second place in meets held at Columbus, Midland and Kearney. Roger Merchant was triple-first place winner in three events (Broad jump, 100, 220) at each track meet in which he par- ticipated, including the State. The 880 relay team was also undefeated and set a new record in Class D at the State with a 1:35.1 clocking. This erased a fourteen year old mark. Gaylord Dose, Regy Green, Gary Stohl, and Roger Merchant were members of this relay team. Gaylord Dose qualified in the 440 for state meet competition but did not place. Roger Merchant with 18 individual points, plus the winning 880 relay com- bination, gave Polk a total of 24 points, enough for the State Track crown in Class D. 50 FIRST ROW: Left To Right, Regy Green, Gaylord Dose, Kenny Meerkatz, Charles Cramer, Donald Morris, Larry Gary Stohl, Joe Fisher, Alvin Kisler, Glenn Dobberstein, Klingspom, Ronald Johnson. THIRD ROW: Ass't Coach Lanny Ang, Fritz Otte, Rodney Johnson, Dennis Van Housen, Karloff, Darwin Hahn, David Fjell, Gary Harless, Mickey Roger Merchant. SECOND ROW: Lynn Johnson, Arlan Fjell, Doug Stevens, Elmer Gnauden, Doug Sundberg, Roger Stromberg, Larry Coover, Leon Meerkatz, Calvin Crow, Morris, Coach Schnackenberg. Starting even FIRST ROW: Left To Right, Regy Green, Joe Fisher, Fritz Otte, Alvin Kisler, Glenn Dobberstein, Lanny Ang, Rodney Johnson. SECOND ROW: Dennis Van Housen, Gaylord Dose, Gary Stohl, Roger Merchant. Polk 12 . Stromsburg 13 Polk 27 . . Leigh 6 Polk 26 ... St. Edward 14 Polk 0 . . Clarks 12 Polk 13 Palmer 7 Polk 7 . . Osceola 7 Polk 7 . . Genoa 25 Polk 14 . . Silver Creek °0 FRITZ OTTE ROGER MERCHANT GLENN DOBBERSTEIN JOE FISHER GARY STOHL 'eruor GARY HARLESS DENNIS VANHOUSEN GAYLORD DOSE Second dddL even ¥ 1 ± «H« - i .-iJ y1 - jy 'A ‘ • • • BFT A ‘ «4a. A V • , y- FRONT ROW: Left To Right, Charles Cramer, Lynn Johnson, Arlan Stromberg, Larry Coover, Kenneth Meerkatz, Larry Klingsporn, Ronald Johnson. BACK ROW: Mickey Fjell, Doug Stevens, Darwin Hahn, Leon Meerkatz. SCORES Polk 14................Clarks Polk 7.................Stromsburg Polk 19................Palmer Polk 28.................Osceola ALVIN KISLER LANNY ANG REGY GREEN RODNEY JOHNSON STANDING: Left to Right, Roger Merchant, Rodney Johnson, Fisher, Gaylord Dose, Gary Stohl, Doug Stevens. KNEELING: Lanny Ang, Alvin Kisler, Darwin Hahn, Regy Green, Joe Coach Karloff, and Ass't Coach Schnackenberg. Reserve BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, Roger Morris, Charles Karloff, Doug Sundberg, Bruce Cramer, Glenn Dobberstein, Cramer, Arlan Stromberg, David Fjell, Donald Morris, Fritz Otte, Lynn Johnson, Ron Johnson, Calvin Crow, and Mickey Fjell, Leon Stromberg. BACK ROW: Coach Jim Ass't Coach Bill Schnackenberg. ALVIN KISLER ROGER MERCHANT GAYLORD DOSE REGY GREEN d Polk 33 St. Paul 31 Polk 44 - Stromsburg 36 POLK COUNTY TOURNAMENT Polk 47 Silver Creek 49 Polk 62 Genoa 49 Polk 35 Osceola 37 Polk 49 Brainard 75 Polk 55 38 Polk 34 Benedict 29 Polk 80 -- Henderson 66 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Polk 51 St. Edward 46 Polk 49 Exeter 29 Polk 73 Hampton 41 Polk 62 Bradshaw 20 Polk 50 Marquette 49 Polk 61 Hampton 22 GOLDENROD CONFERENCE Polk 53 St. Joseph 36 Polk 66 Clarks 23 TOURNAMENT Polk 74 Shelby 16 Polk 57 Clarks 48 REGIONAL PLAY-OFF Polk 46 Osceola 44 Polk 56 Osceola 29 Polk 44-Bellwood Marietta 47 Polk 47----------Silver Creek 36 DARWIN HAHN GARY STOHL JOE FISHER DOUGLAS STEVENS RODNEY JOHNSON LANNY ANG £ eden e vjames Polk 28........................ St. Paul 22 Polk 42----------------------Silver Creek 32 Polk 32-------------------------Brainard 49 Polk 37-------------------------Benedict 24 Polk 59---------------------------St. Edward 38 Polk 35-------------------------Bradshaw 24 Polk 47--------------------------Hampton 25 Polk 40-.........................-Clarks 23 Polk 51.......................... Shelby 28 Polk 39--------------------------Osceola 28 Polk 40---------------------Stromsburg 37 Polk 46--------------------------Genoa 44 POLK COUNTY TOURNAMENT Polk 61---------------------- Shelby 38 Polk 37------------------------Osceola 27 Polk 29-------------------------Palmer 25 Polk 49-------------------------Exeter 18 Polk 49----------------------Henderson 31 Gary, Gaylord, Alvin, Fritz, Regy, Kenny, Roger, Roger Merchant: sprints, broad jump, Doug, Leon, Gary, Arlan, Ron, Calvin. pole vault, relay. 880 Relay: Gaylord Dose, Regy Green, Gary Stohl, Mile Relay: Arlan Stromberg, Leon Meerkatz, Douglas Roger Merchant. Sundberg, Gary Stromberg. Polk won the State Class D Crown with a total of 24 points. Roger Merchant won the broad jump, 100 yard dash, and 220 yard dash, compiling 18 points individually. The 880 yard relay team gained the other six points by winning the Class D 880 yard relay di- vision. Gaylord Dose, Regy Green, Gary Stohl, and Merchant, set a record in this event with a 1:35.1 clocking. Regy Green: high jump, broad jump, pole vault, Gaylord Dose: sprints, broad jump, pole vault, relay, discus, relay, hurdles. Compliments Of Central City Florist 77 1 Polk Agent Marie Stunkel - Phone 3397 Central City Nebraska Kisler Sundries ANNA KISLER Gift Items School Supplies Fountain Service Patent Medicines Household Articles Films and Photo Finishing Phone 2211 Polk Nebraska KahleKs Coffee Shop Dinners Ralph Lunches Refreshments Polk Marie Nelson Machine Shop Towing Service Wreck Rebuilding Auto Glass N. J. Nelson Day Phone 39W - Night Phone 39R Central City Nebraska AUT0 REPAIRS Nebraska Rocket Cafe Home Cooked Foods Phone 228 r Clarks Lumber Company Building Materials Arvid Magnuson Manager Phone LI 8-2275 Clarks, Nebraska Central City Nebraska 60 Dr. H. S. Eklund Physician Surgeon Phone Office No. 3591 Home No. 2561 Hospital No. 2031 For Complete Banking Service Stromsburg Bank Stromsburg, Nebraska Osceola____________Nebr aksa John’s Rexall Drugs Member Of Federal Reserve System and Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Prescriptions - Gifts Drugs Sundries Phone 2361 Osceola Nebraska Farmers Co-op. Grain Assn. Grinding - Rolling - Mixing - Feed - Fertilizer VOU� SEARCH ENDS Bulk Feed Delivery Maynard Ortegren, Manager Residence Phone 5421 Business Phone 2571 YOUR TROUBLES Stromsburg Nebraska Neilsen’s For Fine Dry Cleaning Proved Sanitone Service In Polk - Tuesday and Friday Aurora Nebraska Hartmans Rexall Drug Stores Prescriptions Dial 2801 Stromsburg Clabaugh Jewelry Wyler Watches - Hamilton Fostoria and Candlewick Glass Feature Lock Diamonds Columbia Diamonds Aurora Nebraska HiWay Beauty Shop Helen Fredrickson Beautician Durant Grain Company Phone 4851 Stromsburg Nebraska Stromsburg Nebraska Compliments Of Overland Sand Gravel Sand Gravel Ready Mixed Concrete Phone 3341 Stromsburg Nebraska Central Irrigation Fertilizer Well Drilling - Fertilizers Propane Fairbanks Morse Pumps Distributor Of Irrigation Pipe Utilizing Pierce Couplings Phone 84 Henderson Nebraska Sundberg Son General Hardware Plumbing and Paints Frigidaire Appliances Phone 3411 Polk Nebraska APPLIANCES Farmers' Co-op. Dean Myers, Manager Ivan Johnson, Assistant Manager FEEDS COAL Polk, Nebraska Phone 2201 63 Compliments Of Erv Hesselgesser Buick and Oldsmobile Phone 37 or 57 Central City Nebraska Osceola Implement Co. Bush’s Drug Store Dwight M. Bush Milan (Mike) Snodgrass DuPont Paints - Wallpaper Veterinary products Revlon and DuBarry Toilet Goods We Give S H Green Stamps C ongratualtions To The Class Of 1960 Osceola Nebraska Furniture - Lamps - Floor Coverings Zlomke Furniture Company We Deliver Phone 2371 Cambell Nyberg Phone 63-J Norton Norton Attorneys Attorneys Osceola Nebraska Osceola Nebraska 64 Bush’s Service Phone 7-2531 Robert Bush, Owner APCO Oil and Gas Hordville Nebraska Floyd’s 66 Service Batteries-Accessories-Grease Tires-Gas-Oil Polk Nebraska Complete Banking Service You're money Ahead! Farm Loans and Insurance First State Bank Sears, Roebuck and Co. 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Real Good Eatin' Shorty Louise York Nebraska Henderson Nebraska The T. C. Lord Co. Publisher s-Printer s- Lithogr aphers Esther’s Restaurant We Specialize in Steaks Diplomas-School Supplies Yearbooks Don Gillen, Manager Highway 81 York Nebraska York Nebraska Home Service Store Phone 2081 Polk Nebraska Member Of A. R.M. Stores 67 Farmers Co-op Grain Co. Coal Feeds Grains Fertilizer Hordville Nebraska Erickson Motor Co. Phone PK-5-2141 Hampton, Nebraska Co-operative Elevator Co. ASSOCIATION MARKETING PURCHASING % ma,1 Custon Grinding - Grains - Feeds Coal Phone 36 Hampton Nebraska Try Inez Restaurant in Aurora For Delicious Sandwiches Salads Sea Foods or Your Favorite Steak Phone 481 on Aurora Highway 34 Nebraska Farmers Co-op Propane Gas Buy Co-op and Save Gas and Oil Phone PA 5-3321 Marquette and Hampton Nebraska 68 Pursley Cleaners The Cleanest Number In Town' Phone 179 Aurora Nebraska Anything Insured Against Everything Souser Insurance Agency Clarks Nebraska Hampco Fertilizer Anhydrous and Liquid Fertilizers Adolf Neilson, Owner Phone 165 Greetings To The Class Of 60' Avon Cosmetics Edna Crow Aurora Nebraska Polk Nebraska Marion’s Farm Equipment Your Dealer For Ford Tractors and Farming Equipment Ames Irrigation Equipment Papec Forage Harvesters Gehl Forage Harvesters Marion Grudzinski Owner Wall Funeral Home Thoughtful Parson Service Polk Call 2181 Hampton Call PA 5-2131 If no answer call PA 5-3371 Day or night Ambulance Service Aurora Nebraska Hampton Nebraska 69 Refshauge Realty Auction Co. P. J. Refshauge, Manager W. E. D. Coblentz Auctioneer Every Auction A Sale Every Sale A Satisfied Client 12201 Street Phone 31 Aurora Nebraska Gil’s Market Meat - Lockers - Groceries Phone 7-2161 I .M cR I turn Hordville Nebraska Johnson Oil Co. 3ft a For Top Quality Petroleum Product At The Lowest Possible Prices Phone Marquette 25-R-2 Marquette, Nebraska H4. M'0 Chas. W. Martin Real Estate Farm Management Home Phone 476-J Insurance Of All Kinds Aurora Nebraska Wortman Motor Co. Ford - Mercury Firestone - Texaco One-Stop Service Feelhover Drug Store Drugs, Sundries, School Supplies Pop, Candy, and Toys PA 5-2421 Aurora i (HEE v m Nebraska Hampton Nebraska 70 Pollard Oil Company Gas-Oil-Tires Clarks i- Nebraska The Light House 4 Christmas Gift Supply Center 406 West 3rd Grand Island Nebraska Congratulations and Best Wishes to the class of 1960 Central City Veterinary Clinic Central City Grand Island Music Co. For Fine Music Instruments Conn Lowreg Olds Organs LeBlanc Kimball Pianos Phone 043-2566 105 E. 3rd Street Nebraska Grand Island Nebraska Lafayette Beauty Shop 309 G. Street Phone 539 Central City Congratulations to the Class of '60 Wolbachs Nebraska Grand Island Nebraska Kepner’s Furniture Floor Coverings Funeral Service Phone 4441 Swede Home Store Groceries-Gas and clothing Osceola Nebraska Swede Home Nebraska Polk Oil Company Bender’s Grocery Mobil 1 Just A Good Place To Trade —1 1 Phone Best Of Luck To The LI-8-2277 Class Of '60 Polk Nebraska Fritz Clarks Fay Complete One-Stop Service At CaTs Standard Station Bradshaw Phone 6 Nebraska Grosch Irrigation Co., Ahrens Jewelry Inc. Well Drilling Watches - Silverware - Diamonds Gerhard L. Ahrens, Owner Complete Installations Phone 4652 ' Silver Creek Nebraska Osceola Nebraska 72 Consumers Public Power The New Trend In Heating Is Electric Heat For Your Home. York Nebraska Fillman Insurance Agency Good Insurance At A Saving 503 Lincoln Avenue Phone 107 York Nebraska Rasmussen Grain Supply Co. Grain - Feed - Storage - Seeds Phone 3 Peiper Hatchery Quality Chicks - Produce Cooper Feeds - Supplies Bradshaw Nebraska Phone 1002 York ms Nebraska Smyers Jewelry Keepsake Diamonds and Cosmetics - Gifts Geis Motor Co. Geis Tire Co. York, Nebraska York Nebraska Pancake Jewelry Keepsake, Columbia, and Bluebird Diamonds Gifts For All Occasions We Give S H Green Stamps York Nebraska Henderson Clinic H.F. Friesen, M.D. W.E. Hieb, M.D. Phone 28 Henderson Clinic Pharmacy Henderson Phone 28 Nebraska 73 Klip ’n Kurl Beauty and Barber Shop Congratulations To The Class of 1960 Norgren’s Sporting Goods Store Distributor For McGregor Voit - Cramer - Bike Webb Powers and Converse Phone 547 Polk Nebraska E R Welding Shop York Car Nebraska All Kinds Of and Farm Insurance Welding and Machine Shop S. J. Harless The Difficult We Do Immediately The Impossible Takes A Little Longer Polk Nebraska Polk Nebraska Phone 2887 INSURANCE Don’s Tavern A Good Place To Eat Steaks -- Chicken Recreation Don Richard First National Bank of Bradshaw Farm Land Loans General Banking - Insurance Polk Nebraska Bradshaw Nebraska 74 COMPLETE BANKING SERVICE CITIZENS STATE BANK INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS YOUR SAVINGS INSURED UP TO $10,000 DIAL 2191 POLK NEBRASKA 75 The Polk Progress ■ act minute news ,i Polk A Progressive Paper In A Progressive Community Best Wishes To The Class Of 1960 Nebraska Kroger Store Congratulations To The Class Of 1960 2cc Citcf locen-i i Phone 2431 Groceries - General Merchandise Polk Nebraska C. L. Anderson, M.D. Phones Attorneys Office: 3321 - Residence: 2581 Mills, Mills, Mills Stromsburg Nebraska Osceola Nebraska 76 Johnson Garage Wards Riverside Tires and Batteries Car Repairing .IT U« DO YOU� ss®- Polk Nebraska Colby’s Grocery The Store Of Friendly Service fife JUUCOHt 8 tCK Clarks Nebraska Nielson Motor Implements Farmers Co-operative Assn. Minneapolis-Moline and Massey Harris Phone 95J Central City, Nebraska Grain Dept. No. Phone No. 5 Oil Dept. No. 1 Bradshaw Nebraska Frontier Village A Replica Of An Actual Frontier Village LsJMeLTi Grand Island in K- Nebraska Bosselman Eaton, Inc. Open Day and Night Complete One Stop Service Service Station - Cafe Chicken Steaks - Meals Sandwiches 3 4 East On Highway 30 Grand Island Nebraska Al’s Tavern Bess and A1 Peterson Clarks, Nebraska Phone 110 Beer, Lunch, Ice Cream Nite Day Cafe Always Good Food 24 Hour Service Josephine Cox, Prop. Central City Nebraska 77 Arloa’s Beauty Shop Mamco Manufacturing Co. Mrs. Fred O. Yungdahl Phone 3215 At Stromsburg, Nebraska Located 3 Miles East and 6 1 4 Miles North Of Polk Pre-Fabricated All Purpose Buildings Segmental Arches Roof Trusses Phone 4471 P. O. Box 56 Stromsburg Nebraska Beckman Plumbing Heating AFCO Heating and Cooling McDonald Water Systems Philco-Bendix Laundry Equipment Congr atulations To The Class Of 1960 Dr. E. T. Parminter, D.D.S. Phone 3081 Stromsburg Nebraska m Stromsburg Nebraska The First National Bank Stromsburg Over 71 Years Of Continuous Service LET US HELP 78 Nebraska Johnson’s Service One Stop Service Chrysler and Plymouth Dial 2531 Stromsburg Nebraska Clarence Sales Service Stromsburg Nebraska Radio and TV Repairs Phone 5201 Bernfs One Stop Service, Inc. Service Station - Cafe - Motel Oil - Gasoline - Grease - Tires Meals - Short Orders 24 Hour Service Phone Cafe 2551 Phone Station 2331 Shelby Nebraska Philco Appliance Phone 4351 Stromsburg Nebraska Grcumfoted. GET IT AT Christensen’s YOUR DRUGGIST Send Your Mail Orders To Us We Pay The Postage John L. Blodig, M.D. Physician and Surgeon Phone 4481 - Office 2031 - Hospital 3101 - Residence Save The Difference Phone 4461 - Residence 3'651 KEN----CHRIS Stromsburg Nebraska Osceola Nebraska 79 Strobles's Blacksmith Shop Blacksmithing and Welding All Kinds of Repair Work Clarks, Nebraska Co-Editors ................... Joe Fisher, Roger Merchant Treasurer.....................Donna Flodman Circulation Manager .......... Karen Ang Advertising Manager .... Lynda Dornburgh Business Manager ............. Gary Stohl Sponsor..................Mr. Jerry Martin Glenn Dobberstein, Asst. Gayle Stromberg .................... Asst. Dianne Doremus ..................... Asst. Donald Morris ...................... Asst. Warren Bedient ..................... Asst. Fritz Otte ......................... Asst. Donald Richardson .................. Asst. Gaylord Dose ....................... Asst. Sally Norquest.......................Asst. 83 m i ■ are ALVIN KISl fc- FRITZ OTTE JOE FISHER REGY GREEN