Rosalie High School - Bulldog Growl Yearbook (Rosalie, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1960 volume:

Administration - FACULTY Art Editor W v 7 Assistant Editor Editor ANNUAL STAFF Production Editor Donna Lou Andersen Gary Burmester Style he has and Good looks too; He does what he Sets out to do. Bulldog Staff ... 3-J+ Annual Staff Class Play ... 3-}+ Fnotbal 1 i+ Basketball . 2-3-!+ Track President County Government., !+ R W Blankenbeckler Life: of his class, death to his teachers. Bulldog Staff........ 3- + Annual Staff............ + Class Play........... 3-J+ Football................f+ Basketball.......... 2-3- Manager................. 3 Vice President.......... 2 County Government....... 3 A half pint with a quart of energy. Bulldog Staff.......... 3- Annual Staff........... f+ Class Play.............3-l+ Pep Club.......... 1-2-3-!+ Cheerleader.............. + Chorus............ 1-2-3-!+ Triple Trio..........2-3-!+ Secretary.................2 County Government........ 3 % Gene Busselman Mary Donlin Her future will Be as a rose, Success will come Wherever she goes. Bulldog Staff..........3-4 Annual Staff.............4 Class Play.............3-4 Pep Club...........1-2-3-4 President..............2-3 Triple Trio..........2-3-4 Chorus.............1-2-3-4 Teachers discover my faults; They never appreciate my charms. Bulldog Staff......... 3-4 Annual Staff............ 4 Class Play............ 3-4 Football.......... 1-2-3-4 Basketball........ 1-2-3-4 Track................... 1 Kathleen Canarsky I'm here but I don't tell anybody. Bulldog Staff..........3-4 Annual Staff.............4 Class Play.............3-4 Pep Club...........1-2-3-4 Chorus...............1-2-3 Sharon Eby Not too tall Not too small, She's a gal that's Liked by all. Bulldog Staff..........3-4 Annual.................. 4 Class Play.............3-4 Pep Club..........1-2-3-4 Chours.............1-2-3-4 Vice President Pep Club.3 County Government........3 Sharon Freel I agreer with no man's opinion, I have a few of my own. Bulldog Staff ....... 3-4 Annual Staff........... 4 Class Play............ 3-4 Pep Club ......... 1-2-3-4 President.............. 4 Triple trio .......... 3-4 Chorus ........... 1-2-3-4 County Government ...... 3 Patty Gustin In her, there is little to criticize. Bulldog Staff..... Annual Staff ..... Class Play ....... Pep Club ......... Triple Trio ...... Chours ............ Declam ........... Dramatics ........ Secretary Pep Club Treasure Pep Club One-act Play ..... .....4 ..... 4 ... 3-4 1-2-3-4 . 2-3-4 1-2-3-4 .....4 ..... 4 .. 2-3 • •.. • 4 ... 3-4 Albert Krumwiede Linda Nelson My only wish is to be alone.........together. Annual Staff............4 Bulldog Staff.........3-4 Cheerleader.............3 Chorus............1-2-3-4 Class Play............3-4 County Government......3 Pep Club..........1-2-3-4 President...............1 Secretary...............4 Secretary of Pep Club..4 Triple Trio..............4 He doesn’t exaggerate, he just remembers big. Annual Staff............4 Bulldog Staff.........3-4 Class Play............3-4 County Government.......3 Track...................3 Gerrett Pape Worry little. Study less. That's my ides Of happiness. Bulldog Staff........3-I4. Annual Staff...........ij. Glass Play............ 3-U Football.................3 Basketball.......... 2-3-U Track............... 2-l . Treasurer............... 1 County Government....... 3 Larry Pearson Happy am I; From care I'm free; Why aren't they all. Contented like me. Bulldog Staff......... 3“14- Annual Staff............I4. Class Play............. 3-U Football............... 2-3 Treasurer................ 3 County Government........ 3 David W. Beck Always taking time to help somebody. Class Sponsor SENIOR CLASS HISTORY In September, 19 8, a group of 11 youngsters, entering school for the first time, picked their way up the steps into the Rosalie Public School. Our teacher was Mrs. CoppLe. Mrs. Copple was our teacher again for the next year. We lost Loren and Larry Ahlers this year. The following year we were promoted to the third grade where we were all proud to be. Mrs. Orr was our teacher. This year we lost Dennis Anderson and gained Sharon Eby and Kenneth Freel. Mrs. Orr was our teacher again in the fourth and fifth grades. In our +th grade year we lost Wesley Wingett and gained Donald Newill. And in the 5th grade we gained Glenn Briggs. But unfortunately we lost him the same year. Our teacher for the 6th, 7th, and 8th grades was Mrs. Chambers. Kathleen Canarsky joined us in the 7th grsde. Joe Mallette and Gerrett Pape joined our class in the eighth grade. As we began our freshman year, Bethie Schneider and A1 Krumweide joined us from a countty school. Later, Larry Pearson moved to Rosalie, giving our class an enrollment of fifteen. The first week we were inita ted by the sophomores and were now full fledged high school students. We lost Bethie Schneider at the end of our first semester, but gain- ed R W Blankenblecker. Our sponsor was Larry Johnson. Class officers were: Linda Nelson, President; Gene Busselman, V. President; Joe Mallette, Secretary. While we were Sophomores, we were given the honor of in- itating the freshmen. Our sponsor was Mr. Ostdiek. This year our class decreased by the loss of Donald Newill and Kenneth Freel. Class officers were: Mary Donlin, President; R W Blankenbeckler, V. President; Donna Andersen, Secretary; Gerrett Pape, Treasurer. During the Junior year we ordered our class rings and gave the Junior-Senior Banquet with Song in My Heart as our theme. We presented our class play Faith, Hope, Flarity on November 1 +, 1959. In the magszine campaign we solicited $350 which financed our banquet. Our sponsor was Mrs. Whitcomb. Class officers were Gary Burmester, President; Donna Andersen, Secretary; Larry Pearson, Treasurer. As we approached the end of our high school career we found we had fourteen members in our Senior clsss. This year we were kept busy issuing the Bulldog once a month andprint- ing our annual, The Bulldog Growl. We journeyed to Sioux City where Genelli Studios took our class pictures. In the spring we gave our class play and went on our Sneak Day. Our officers were Sharon Freel, President; Linda Nelson, Secre- tary; Mary Donlin, Treasurer. Our sponsor was Mr. Beck. SENIOR CLASS WILL We, the Seniors of Rosalie High, Class of I960, being of sound mind and body declare with full approval and assur- ance this our last Will and Testament as follows: I: We, the Seniors of I960 will and bequeath our honored place in R H S to the Junior Class. II: We, the Seniors of I960 will and bequeath our record breaking sales ability to anyone who can surpass us. Ill: We, the Seniors of I960 will and bequeath our class picture to be hung in the hall of fame. IV: We, the Seniors of I960 will and bequeath the great love and affection our teachers bear for us to the Freshmen who will probably need them. V: We, the Seniors of I960 will and bequeath our various talents and abilities to the future students of R H S. As individuals we will and bequeath the following: I, Sharon Kaye Freel, will and bequeath my ability to play the field to Mickey Preston; my short black hair to Janice Canarsky; my brown eyes to Karen Klintworth; and my late hours to Connie Nelson. I, Gene Busselman, will and bequeath my weight to Wes Gunderson, who needs it; my desk to anyone of the Junior girls; my football equipment to Henry Canarsky, who will have to do a little tailoring; and my ability to get into trouble to Claire Johnson. I, Sherrie Eby, will and bequeath my ability to talk to Sandra Gustin; my ability to go steady to Pat Peterson; my blue eyes to Barbara Slaughter; my roller skates to Jim Muhle, who needs them for rapid travel in study hall; and my desk to anyone of the Juniors. I, Gary Burmester, will and bequeath my ability to get along with the teachers to Wes Gunderson; my A's in Chemis- try to Jim Muhle; my ability to go steady to Pat Peterson; and everything else but Mickey Preston to anyone who wants it. I, Linda Nelson, will and bequeath my short blonde hair to Jackie Slaughter; my bookkeeping books to any Junior who wants them; my place in our Sunday Night group to Geral- dine Tessmer; and my love letters to Barbara Slaughter. Continued Class Will Continued I, Larry Pearson, will and bequeath my snow shovel to Darwin Perrin; my ability to keep away from going steady to Jackie Slaughter; my ability to get home early to Loren Ahlers, who needs it; and my cowboy boots to whomever they may fit. I, R W Blankenbeckler, will and bequeath my tallness to Kenny Nelson; my ability to stay out of trouble to Darwin Perrin; my worn out pickup to Jim Barada; and anything else to anyone who can use it. I, Kathleen Canarsky, will and bequeath my desk to anyone who wants it; my alertness to Wes Gunderson; my good hand writing to Claire Johnson; and my books to the Junior class. I, Patty Gustin, will and bequeath my loudness to Ger- aldine Tessmer; my dramatic ability to PAr. Beck; my studious habits to Claire Lundgren; all my accompianist jobs to Karen Klintworth; and my seat in the assembly to my brother, Jim, hoping he takes better advantage of it's strategic position than I did. I, Gerrett Pape, will and bequeath my flat-top hair cut to Tom Anderson, who needs one as bad as I did; my abil- ity to get into trouble to Henry Canarsky; my basketball suit to Jim Muhle; my class ring where it is; and everything except Geraldine Tessmer to anyone who thinks he can get away with it. I, Donna Andersen, will and bequeath my cheerleading outfit to Diane Kinning; my beautifully carved desk to Jackie Slaughter; my ability to get in early at night to Darwin Perrin; my good conduct to Wes Gunderson; and every- thing else to anyone who wants it. I, Joe Mallette, will and bequeath my desk in study hall to Dennis Anderson; my good behavior to Darwin Perrin, who can use it; my football jersey to Rita Krumweide; and my wearever pen to Claire Lundgren. I, Mary Donlin, will and bequeath my drivers license to Karen Klintworth; my chemical experiments to anyone who can stand the smell; my cautious and quiet ways to Barbara Slaughter; my height and blonde hair to Rita Krumweide; and my ability to stay out of entangling alliances to Patsy Pet- erson. I, Albert Krunweide, will and bequeath my ability to stick up for my rights to Darwin Perrin; all my pencils to whoever can swipe them; my ability to stay home to Jim Bar- ada; my desk to any Junior; and last but not least my poor beat-up ford to anyone who can get away with it. Class of I960 SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY We are gathered together to discuss the problems ol jet propelled hot-rodders or this year, 1999. in the metropolis of Kosville, Nebraska, Gene Busselman, the present patrol- mein is working under his famous motto: Have Badge, will Catch . Just yesterday he was called out on special duty to catch Hot-Rodder Patty Gustin , who has been terrorizing the town with her zooped-up Chevy. Joe Mallette, a promi- nent citizen of RosVille, has been filing complaints about this reckless driving. He claims that these crazy hot- rodders have been driving over his lawn, and have completely ruined his beautiful flower garden. Last night, Gene Busselman arrested Mary Donlin for reckless driving. When she was thrown into the county jail, she found the cellmate to be an old ex-con, Sharon Freel, with whom she went through school. Special services are be- ing held this Sunday at the County Jail for the prisoners by Rev. Albert Henry Krumwiede. Linda (Bass) Nelson accomp- anies him and sings to the prisoners. It just doesn't reach their hearts. Larry (Soprano) Pearson used to accompany Linda in the singing. R.W. (Arf) Blankenbeckler, professor at Yale College, is giving a lecture to a group of students about Teen-Age Driving . Kathleen Canarsky, president of the Hot-Rod Club , doesn't think much of Professor Blankenbeckler's speeches, for she has just completed a course teaching all the members of this club the fundamentals of Hot-Rod Driv- ing . Gerrett (Angelic) Pape, one of her students, just can't seem to get the Knack of hot-rodding. The local newspaper, in Sharon Eby's column, has been carrying articles on this disturbing situation. The last article carried information about Donna Andersen, who took her Dad's truck around town. She turned a corner too sharp- ly and the truck jack-knifed on her. Gary Burmester came putting over the hill in his Model-T Ford, and when his brakes failed, ran right into Donna. It caused quite a dis- turbance, and now tireless Gene Busselman has another case on his hands. If things get too bad, Gene can always rely on the fa- mous State Patrolman, Mr. Beck, to help him out. —Jacquiline Slaughter Dennis Anderson ♦ GRADUATION BACCALAUREATE Rosalie High School Auditorium Sunday Evening, May 15, I960 8:00 o’clock Processional................................... .Mrs. Gustin Invocation............................The Rev. Mr. Holcombe Special Music ............................................ Address...............................The Rev. Mr. Holcombe Special Music...................................... . . . . Benediction...........................The Rev. Mr. Holcombe COMMENCEMENT Rosalie High School Auditorium Monday Evening, May 16, I960 8:00- o’ clock Processional.......................... Invocation............................ Salutatory........................... Special Music ........................ Valendictory.......................... Presentation of Eighth Grade Diplomas Address ............................. Special Music....................... Presentation of Scholarships .... Presentation of Diplomas.............. Benediction.......................... Recessional.......................... .........Mrs. Gustin The Rev. Mr. Holcombe ,Miss Stanek Dr. Eidsraoe . . . Mr. Beck, Supt. . . .Mr. Harry Hennig The Rev. Mr. Holcombe ......... Mrs. Gustin JUNIORS FIRST ROW: Katherine Krumwiede, Karen Klintworth, Barbara Slaughter, Jackie Slaughter. SECOND ROW: Larry Ahlers, Claire Johnson, Wesley Gunderson, Coach Sailors. THIRD ROW: Tommy Anderson, Eddie Novak, Loren Ahlers, Dennis Anderson. Junior Class Jackie Slaughter Barbara Slaughter SOPHOMORES FIRST ROW: Connie Nelson, Barbara Peterson, Elaine Sailors, Diane Kinning, Patsy Peterson. SECOND ROW: Ronald Blank, Janice Canarsky, Joyce Bonneau, Nancy Peterson. THIRD ROW: Donald Blank, Gail Bovee, Larry Richardson, Jim Barada, Mr. Hasten. Lunch Time FRESHMEN FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: Rita Krumwiede, Sandra Gustin, Geraldine Tessmer, Kathleen Johnson, Carol Slaughter, Michalla Preston. Kenny Nelson, Claire Lundgren, Henry Oanarsky, Darwin Perrin. James Muhle, Francis Wood, David Heise, Mrs. Marr. Sandra Gustin Michalla Preston Freshman Class UNIOR HIGH FIRST ROW: Carolyn Reil, laula Bonneau, Norma Kinning, Connie Pape, Colleen Nelson, Karen Smith, Suzanne Nelson, Judy Reil, Absent Donna Twlford. SECOND ROW: Lynn McCord, Jerry Modlin, Charles Kiersch, Dudly Nolting, Charles Briggs, Harlan Wood, Steve Lindholm, Teacher Miss Stanek. THIRD ROW: Duane Bussleman, Delmar Novak, Jim Gustin, Paul Canarsky, David Franson. Charles Kiersch Delaar ITovak FIFTH ANO SIXTH FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: Larry Novak, Rita Hennig, Etta Mae Slaughter, Candace Nolting, Catherine Modlin, Neal Peterson, sna Francis Sedlacek. Harlan Wood, Paul Bonneau, Mike Peterson, Larry Nelson, Ronney Barrs, and David Lindholm. Mrs. Orr. Cherlyn Nelson, Robert Kinning, Dennis Ahlers, Donna Peterson, and Teresa Nelson. Etta Mae Slaughter Jiwiy and Larry Novak Cherlyn Nelson THIRD AND FOURTH FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: Joy Hennig, Stephanie Sublet, Karen Bonneau, Vickie Nelson, Lois Modlin, Sylvia Sedlacek, and Katherine Kiersch. Rex Kraft, Raymond Wook, Dale Canarsky, Charles Dorau, and Keith White. Mrs. Andersen, Teacher, Brenda Dorau, Jimmy Reil, Randall Nelson, Douglas Gustin, and Mary Peterson. FIRST AND SECOND FIRST ROW: Jimmy Novak, Debbie Reil, Ileane Wood, Kathy Lindholm, Michele Sailors, Holly Barrs, Jimmy Anderson. SECOND ROW: Calvin Modlin, Mark Peterson, Jimmy Daggett, Larry Klintworth, Clyde Marr, Ronnie Nelson, Roger Nelson. THIRD ROW: Gale Nelson, Jolene Saunders, Linda Canarsky, Judy Nelson, Cindy Reil, Arden Canarsky, Fay Lynn Brummond, Rocky Brown. Teacher Mrs. Copple. Gale Nelson Fay Lynn Brummond Jolene Saunders KINDERGARTEN FIRST ROW: Lori Saunders, Lori Hennig, Patricia Marr, Shirley Bonneau, Vawn Nolting, Pamela Nelson, Carol Daggett. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Anderson, Lee Brasch, Mark Wilkens, Gary Ahlers, Frankie Sailors, Mark Lindholm. Patricia Marr Halloween Activities FOOTBALL TEAM FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: FORTH ROW: Gerrett Pape, Joe Mallette, Gary Burmester, R W Blankenbeckler, and Gene Busselman. Ronald Blank, Kenneth Nelson, Tommy Anderson, Wesley Gunderson, Darwin Perrin, and Claire Lundgren. David Heise, Jim Barada, Larry Ahlers, Loren Ahlers, Eddie Novak, Jim Muhle, and Coach Sailors. Dennis Anderson, Donald Blank, Francis Wood, and Larry Richardson. SEASON RECORD Rosalie 28 Rosalie 25 Rosalie 47 Rosalie 25 Rosalie 12 Rosalie 27 Rosalie 6 Rosalie 14 Bancroft 21 Dakota City 41 Emerson 26 Homer 0 Winnebago 33 Walthill 8 Beemer 39 Decatur 24 FIRST ROW: Eddie Novak, Gary Burmester, Gene Bussleman, Joe Mallette, and Loren Ahlers. SECOND ROW: Dennis Anderson, Larry Ahlers, and Don Blank. FIRST ROW: Francis Wood, Claire Lundgren, Darwin Perrin, Jim Muhle, Larry Richardson, David Heise, Kenneth Nelson, R W Blankenbeckler, Jim Barada. SECOND ROW: Tom Anderson, Wes Gunderson, and Gerrett Pape. ATHLETIC BANQUET The annual football banquet was held on the night of November 13 in the Town Hall, with the mothers of the football players serving the meal. Mr. Gene Farrell, Coach of East High in Sioux City, gave the address. Thirteen boys were awarded letters BASKETBALL TEAM Ton Anderson, Eddie Novak, Loren Ahlers, Joe Mellette, Denny Anderson, Larry Ahlers, Gary Burmester, Gerrett epe, Donald Blank, Jim Barada, snd Coach Sailors. OPPONENTS BULLDOGS Homer kb Rosalie 3? valthill 38 Rosalie liO Emerson S. H. 56 Rosalie 57 Herman 58 Rosalie 60 Thurston 62 Rosalie U6 Dakota City 55 Rosalie U7 Calhoxm 59 Rosalie 60 Decatur 53 Rosalie 37 Vaterbury 55 Rosalie 36 Winnebapo 87 Rosalie U6 Emerson 73 Rosalie 33 LOGAN VALLEY Bancroft k3 Rosalie 26 DAKOTA CITY INVITATIONAL Hubba rd 35 Rosalie U9 Winnebago 60 Rosalie 38 South Sioux 36 Rosalie 38 Class D District Tournament at Thurston Bancroft 83 Rosalie 29 B TEAM Kenny Kelson, Darwin Perrin, Henry Canarsky, Claire Lundgren, Wesley Gunderson, Larry Richardson, Ronald Blank, Gene Busselman, Francis Wood, David Heise, RW Blankenbeckler, and Coach Sailors. Homer 19 Rosalie Walthill 37 Rosalie Emerson S. H. 27 Rosalie Herman 30 Rosalie Thurston 33 . Rosalie Dakota City 23 Rosalie Calhoun 19 Rosalie Decatur 27 Rosalie Waterbury 23 Rosalie Winnebago 50 Rosalie Emerson 19 Rosalie TRACK TEAM Don Blank TRACK SUMMARY OF Eddie Novak AND EVENT NAME TIME PLACE 100 yd. Novak 11.2 Homer Dual 220 yd. Burmester 25.9 District 440 yd. Burmester 59.8 Homer Dual 880 yd. Novak 2:08.5 State Mile Larry A. 5.56 Homer Dual 60 yd. HH Smith 9.5 Homer Dual 100 yd. LHPape 13.1 Homer Dual Shot Slaughter 34'6« Logan Valley Discus Anderson 89’3” Homer Dual B Jump Novak 17'li Homer Dual H Jump Novak 5'3 Homer Dual EVENT NAME TIME 220 yd. Burmester 25.4 D. C. Meet 100 yd. Blank 10.9 D. C. Meet 440 yd. Blank 54.5 District 880 yd. Novak 2:06.8 State Mile Krumwiede 5:58 D. C. Meet 60 yd. Mallette 12.0 Homer Dual 100 yd. Novak 14.0 Homer Dual Shot Mallette 35 7” District Discus Burmester 105’ Practice B Jump Blank 18' Conference H Jump Novak 5'3 Mile Relay Team Don Blank Novak D. Slaughter Burmester K rumwiede Conference: 2nd Place D. C. Meet: 4th Place D. C. Meet Locomotive, Locomotive Steam, Steam, Steam, Chug along. Chug along Team, Team, Team. Jackie Slaugh- ter Nancy Peterson Donna Lou And- ersen Barbara Slaugh- ter Three cheers for the Black and the Gold Rosalie has a team of fighting spirit Come on gang it's up to you to win this game We'll cheer you on to victory Ring the bells, pound the gongs, shout it out Carry on with your banners waving high, So if we win or if we loose it's up to you We'll fight for fame and win this game, For dear old Rosalie. Rahl Rahi Rahl PEP CLUB CHEERLEADERS: FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: FOURTH ROW: FIFTH ROW: Jackie Slaughter, Donna Andersen, Nancy Peterson, Barbara Slaughter. Linda Nelson, Sharon Eby, Mary Donlin, Sharon Freel, Patty Gustin, Kathleen Canarsky. Mrs. Anderson, Rita Krumwiede, Sandra Guspin, Connie Nelson, Katherine Krumwiede, Karen Klintworth, Barbara Peterson, Geraldine Tessmer, Michalla Preston, Patsy Peterson. Janice Canarsky, Joyce Bonneau, Elaine Sailors, Diane Kinning. Kathleen Johnson, Carol Slaughter. October 31, 1959, a bus was chartered to take the R. H. S. students to the Nebraska-Oklahoma game. The Pep Club financed the trip. Sponsors were Mr. Beck and Mr. Sailors. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB n or� , TRIPLE TRIO FAVORITE MEMORIES 19 9 Jr.-Sr. Banquet and from Freshman Initiation School Days The Junior Class Play was held on November 20, 1959. The name of the play was HAVE PATIENCE DOCTOR under the direction of Mrs. Marr. Party Time CLASS OFFICERS Secretary Barbara Slaughter Diane Kinning Geraldine Tessmer Linda Nelson President SENIORS HR Jackie Slaughter Sophraores Nancy Peterson Freshman m i Michalla Preston Pep Club Karen Klintworth Treasurer Ik A Karen Klintworth Carol Slaughter ■ 4- r � Patty Gustin CARTOONS Larry Ahlers, Loren Ahlers, Gerrett Pape, Tom Anderson. Joe Mallette Jackie Slaughter Coach Sailors Mrs. Anderson Gene Busselman Janice Canarsky Katherine Krumwiede Connie Nelson Larry Pearson WHO'S WHO BEST DANCER BEST MIXER BEST PERSONALITY WITTIEST MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED MOST NEATLY DRESSED BOY MOST HANDSOME GIRL MOST BEAUITFUL HARDEST WORKER MOST ATHLETIC BEST LINE BEST SPORT BEST STUDENT MOST POPULAR STAFF NOMINATIONS Wesley Gunderson Gary Burmester Larry Pearson Wesley Gunderson Gary Burmester Gary Burmester Joe Mallette Larry Pearson Dennis Anderson Albert Krumwiede Donald Blank Gary Burmester Gerrett Pape Geraldine Tessmer Barbara Slaughter Nancy Peterson Geraldine Tessmer Mary Donlin Linda Nelson Nancy Peterson Nancy Peterson Barbara Slaughter Geraldine Tessmer Mickey Preston Linda Nelson Mickey Preston SOPHISTICATED SENIOR JOLLIEST JUNIOR SILLIEST SOPHMORE GREENEST FRESHMAN MOST COPERATIVE MOST BASHFUL CUTEST COUPLE BIGGEST TEASE SHORTEST TALLEST SLOWEST PUNCTUAL BIGGEST FLIRT MOST TALKATIVE ARGUMENTIVE GRIPER Sherrie Eby Wesley Gunderson Barbara Peterson Jim Muhle Claire Johnson Rita Krumwiede Geraldine Tessmer-Gerrett Pape Larry Pearson Rita Krumwiede R W Blankenbeckler Gene Busselman Mary Donlin Donna Lou Andersen Elaine Sailors Advertising Fred Tessmer Pioneer Hybrids Seed Corn Grain Sorghum Rosalie-Walthill-Winnebago-Macy Phone 871 at Rosalie COMPLIMENTS OF V. E. CROWELL Real Estate and Insurance Rosalie, Nebraska TWIFORD SERVICE STATION Gas Oil Tires Grease Phone 7261 Rosalie, Nebraska PETE'S RECREATION Meet your friends at Pete's Phone 7511 Rosalie, Nebraska MORGAN TAVERAN Phone 7591 Rosalie, Nebraska Rosalie Sundries Meals Lunches Phone 9311 Rosalie, Nebraska DEPENDABLE Tank Wagon Service and Tires, Auto-Accessories Body-Service Phone 7571 Rosalie, Nebraska LUNDGREN'S OIL STATION HOLMQUIST GR. LUMBER CO. Rosalie, Nebraska Grain, Feed and Custom Rolling Elton Perrin, Mgr. Phone 7371 EINA.R CHRISTENSEN Groceries General Merchandise We buy eggs Phone 7 21 Rosalie, Nebraska SAUNDER'S OIL COMPANY Tank Wagon Service Petroleum Skelly Products Auto Accessories Phone 9710 Rosalie, Nebraska eiecmAl ROSALIE HARDWARE Arlis and Dorothy Lowe Bros. 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Capital Undivided Profits $160,000 Walthill, Nebraska BENSON'S Phone 7-2282 Ireland's Drug Store Lyons, Nebraska Veterinary Supplies We give S H Green Stamps Betts Peed and Produce Purina Chows The store with Checkerboard S Lyons, Nebre Locker Plant Lyons Refrigerated Service Refrigerated, Custom Butchering Process Curing Phone Mu 7-2301 Lyons, Nebraska WEDERGREN HI-WAY CAFE Good Place To Eat Meet Your Friends Here Lyons, Nebraska Farm Home Insurance Agency Insurance for Every Need THE LYONS MIRROR-SUN Serving Patrons of Thurston, Burt and Cuming Counties 9 Phone MU 7-2616 R. Harlan Cates Clifford A. Nelson COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE Lyons, Nebraska PRINTING FIRST NATIONAL BANK Complete Banking Facilities Continuous Service Since 1334 Service Satisfaction Bancroft, Nebr. MONEY CITIZEN'S BANK BANCROFT CAFE Complete Banking Facilities Member F.D.I.C. Bancroft, Nebr. Meals Lunches Paul Arlene Manning Phone 9031 BANCROFT PHARMACY George Canarsky Complete Line of Drugs Sealtest Ice Cream Prescriptions Sundries tv oanjYeterinary Supplies Bancroft, Nebr. i? Phone 3631 HP •SoobC TRACTOR REPAIR Phone 4711 Bancroft, Nebraska s Lyons Farm Equipment Dr. Eimers, Dentist International Harvester Sales and Service Good Luck to the Seniors Lyons, Nebraska Lyons, Nebraska INtllMtlONtl HARVESTER Redding Motor Co. Lyons Cleaners Quality Dry Cleaners Ford � Sales and Service Lyons, Nebraska Lyons, Nebraska Proprietor G. E. Thatcher 0 LITTLE'S Johnson's Oil Company Dry Goods-Shoes-Clothing Phone Mu 7-2336 Lyons, Nebraska Phone Mu 7-2564 Lyons, Nebraska COME TO LITTLE'S FOR BIG VALUES Compliments of Lyons Lanes Gas Division Iowa Electric Light Power Company Lyons, Nebraska Phone Mu 7-2474 Gas Is Best-Naturally Lyons Rosalie Walthill Thurston Homer THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Lyons, Nebraska AS PROVIDED IN THE BANKING ACT OF 1933 For Complete Banking Service Safety-Service-Satisfaction Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation MCMONIES SUBER MARKET Meat-Fresh Fruit Vegetables-Groceries Housewares Sundries Your Dollar S-T-R-E-T-C-H-E-S Farther When Spent Here Ehone MU 7-265? Lyons, Nebraska cppQDUCTS An Investment is Your Future It pays to sell your products to your own creamery Free Fick-up Service Lyons Co-op Creamery Co. and Logan Valley Produce Complete wedding services available. Phone MU 7-2191 Lyons, Nebraska Vogt, Robertsons, Smith, and McGill Auctioneers Gambles Pearson's Proved Sire Service The Friendly Store Phone MU 7-2601 Lyons, Nebraska Set Lyons, Nebrask NATIONALLY KNOWN SPECIALISTS IN FINER PHOTOGRAPHS OF GRADUATES 711 Pierce Street Sioux City, Iowa There is no substitute for Quality Sporting Goods Where Sportsmen Meet 413 Nebr. St. Sioux City, Iowa The Bulldog Growl Staff of I960 wish to express their appreciation to the Lyons, Walthill, Bancroft, and Rosalie advertisers for making this Annual possible INTER-COLLEGIATE PRESS Publishers — Monufocturers Yearbooks — Yearbook Covers Diplomas — Graduation Announcements Factory — Home Office Kansas City, Mo. U.S.A. v- ’ ? ■ ; y :S u. ':.: ..' • A- -.11 : 'X-V % % — ■ v v •• i: v •• • • • ■% :-- - r-- ; — -V ,-■. — v- •♦ m •-•■- , ?■ c f „.-?•• . -■ v Tir T f' .• ' • i7� • ) , -. 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