Rushville High School - Longhorn Yearbook (Rushville, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1958 volume:

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We have but faith- we cannot know: For knowledge is of things we see' And yet we trust it comes from thee A beam in darkness: let it grow. 3 Administration Seniors Underelassmen Sports Music Activities and Organizations Advertisements Advisor Editor Business Managers Class Will Class History Class Prophecy Senior Directory Memoriam Contents and staff Snapshots Administration Stnror Editor Junior Editor Sophomore Editor Freshman Editor CUNTENT NNUAL Dick Carter Joyce Lehman Jerry Greenwood and Jim Clark Bernard Bourne and Helen Trennepohl Bernard Bourne and Helen Trennepohl Patti Kearns and Carole Wasserburger Sharon Jensen and Enid Amende Joyce Lehman Jack King Larry Ireland Joyce Arthur Joyce Trensvold Dennis King Carole Wasserburger Eighth Grade Editor Ellen Voss Sports Editor Jim Jones and Larry Ireland Activities and Organizations Frank Fisher and Jack King Music Department Phyllis Thomas Beverly Reed Sally DeWitt and Karen Higgs -. .............,.................. Jim Jones and Larry Ireland A Q FAC LTY STANDING: Dick Carter - Scienceg Wendell Friest - Musicg Bill Stephenson - Athletics and Principalg Walter Skelton - Math and Scienceg Allen Peterson - Agri- culture. SITTING: Marjorie Wasserburger - Englishg Pauline Alonzo - Commercial and Social Studiesg Francis Feighney - Home Economics. Superintendent MAX HENSLEY Hastings College--A.B. University of Nebraska--M.Ed. BUARD Mrs. Bill I-Iollstein, Ralph Strong, Jim Krotz, Tony Spease, Rev. Heuser, fM.issingj Virginia Saub. Rushville High School Q Sweden Sunday, May 18, 1958 Pro Cess ional rcofoooooo March ...,......... Ensemble Invocation Rev Victor Ireland soooooo Reading Rev vlofof Ireland o Rest ln Tho Lora Margaret Eaton Address Father s Hargarten Af Tho Cry Of Tho Foot Boo oyoo Trooovolo Booooloooo Rev vrotof Ireland Re oooo loool Pomp and cooomor oooo Ensemble Rushvulle Hugh School gcwwmencemewil D460-WZQWZ Wednesday, Nluy 21 l958 P oce slonal Coronation March Ensemble lnvocatxon Rev Human H 1 e Appreclatxon ana lmportanoe lm Pldlli A Ble mg Dan te Bl21I1lCCHl3lllCI' Selmolarslup Awards M L Henslev qupt Awards for Exo n nt Qcluolastl Attalnment lqaeulty Our PYOITIISIVX Future lm ones Where Cl You Wall olm Hllls Pr swtitxon of SONIC Class B D Stephen en P1 n Plesentaton of Dlploma Rev Henman Hauser B6PCCl1CllOU R v Herman Heuscr Recessxonal Pomp and Clrcumstance Ensemble GI Q, tl ' ' 39 J ' ' If ' 19 O . I ' fl I 1, r s ' ...... . ........ . is ' ' 1 sv ' 1 ....--------..... .-.J 'V A CCP q n U, rerequnsltes ..............................,...., Joyce Lehman fi ' ,, L ' ss ..........,...,............... er A l l ..,......Y .....,.... . . A L J , L., . . A' ' ' . o if C. LJ C 1 --'- CL ' ' 99 ' Z3 hh 1 ,T ' A, - ,A Q ...,............................ J ' e r 5 ....., . . s , 1. ' I S ---------4-- l ' I L' . ' ' ................................ e. ' C5 ' 99 SENIURS It1sar y h kK CLASS MOTTO ough road that lead he1ght of greatness CLASS COLORS m1nt and s1lver CLASS FLOWER carnauon 8 s to the ENID AMENDE She that was so small, but yet so mighty. Mixed Chorus 1,2 ,3 ,45 Phys. Ed. 1,2 ,3 ,45 Pep Club l,2,3,45 Girls Glee 1,25 Band 15 Office Girl 1,25 Class Play 35 FTA 45 Queen's Attendant 4. JOYCE ARTHUR She smiles at all just for fun, but her heart is just for one. Phys. Ed. 1,2 ,3 ,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Girls Glee 1,25 Band 15 Office Girl 1,25 Class Play 35 FTA 45 Foot- ball Cheerleader 45 Basketball Cheerleader 3,45 Sen- ior Class Editorg Horn Quartet 15 Mixed Chorus 1,4. ARLENE BARTH I believe in women's rights. Pep Club 15 Girls Glee 25 Librarian 3,45 Office 3. BERNARD BOURNE I'm on a leave of absence, not a vacation. Class Vice Pres. 35 Jr. Class Play 35 Oratorical Contest 35 FFA 1,2,3,4g FFA Vice Pres. 35 FFA Sentinel 43 King's Attendant 45 Football 2,43 Student Council 45 R-Club 3,4. JIM CLARK Wealth is a disease, I wish I could catch it. R-Club 3,49 Track l,2,3,4g FFA lg Librarian 23 Chorus lg Band 1,2,4g FFA 1. SALLY DeWITT Full of the dickens and ready for fun. Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,43 Pep Club 1,2,3,4g Band 1,2, 3,45 Phys. Ed. 1,25 Girls Glee 1,2,3g Junior Class Play 35 Librarian 15 Woodwind Trio 2,33 FTA 4. 10 FRANK FISHER I never taste when I drink, I always talk and never think. Band 1,25 Mixed Chorus 15 Junior Class Play 35 FFA 1,2 ,35 Life and Jug Band 152. JERRY GREENWOOD Anyone seen my girl? Mixed Chorus 1,25 FFA 1,2 ,3 ,45 Oratorical Contest 35 FFA President 35 FFA Reporter 45 Boys State 35 FFA State Sentinel 45 FFA District Chairman 4. GORDON HARDIN Seen but not heard. FFA 1,2 53,45 Junior Class Play Stage Manager. KAREN HIGGS Just give me food and a chance to argue. Phy. Ed. 1,2,33 Chorus 1,43 Girls Glee 1,25 Band 2,3,4Q Clarinet Quartet 1,43 Jr. Class Play 33 Li- brarian 23 Pep Club l,2,3,43 Pep Band 3,43 Clarinet Solo 1. LARRY IRELAND Teachers cry over me. Football 2,3,43 Basketball 2,33 R-Club 3,43 Jr. Class Play 33 FTA 43 R-Club Treasurer 4s Football Captain 4. GERALDINE HOFFMAN Studies are the least of my worries. Mixed Chorus 23 Phys. Ed. 1,2,3,4j Pep Club 1,2 ,43 Jr. Class Play 33 Librarian 43 FTA 43 Girls Glee 1,2,3. SHARON JENSEN They said they could tell I was there by my laugh Class Treasurer 15 Class Secretary 45 Mixed Chorus 152,45 Phys. Ed. 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 15253545 Band 15 Jr. Class Play 35 Office 35 Football Cheerleader 45 Girls Glee 1,25 Clarinet Quartet 15 FTA 4. JIM JONES If the girls would leave me alone, maybe I could get A Plus. Football 1,25 Basketball 1,2 ,3 545 Track 1,25 Jr. Class Play 35 Band 1,2 ,3 ,45 Cornet Trio 1,25 Brass Sextette 153,45 Brass Quartette 3,45 Chorus 1,25 R- Club Secretary 45 Sr. Class President 45 Band Presi- dent 45 State Clinic 45 Football Student Manager 45 Librarian 1,25 Student Council 45 Student Council President 4. PATTY KEARNS Her height is the least of her. Band 1,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 1,2, 3,45 Pep Band 1,2 ,3,45 Girls Phys Ed. 1,2,3,45 Girls Glee 1,2 ,35 Basketball Cheerleader 3,45 Office 15 Saxophone Solo 2,3 ,45 Saxophone Quartette 1,25 FTA 45 Queen's Attendant 45 Band Vice -President 45 Band Librarian 35 Pep Club Treasurer 4. 13 DENNIS KING Why hurry, Rome wasn't built in a day. Mixed Chorus 2,3,4g Stage Manager, Junior Class Playg Oratorical Contest 3. JACK KING No intelligent man can afford to disregard the women. Mixed Chorus 2,3 ,4g Class Vice Pres. lg Class Pres. 23 Treasurer 3,43 Oratorical Contest 3. TOM KOCKROW it out. Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 35 Track 2,45 R-Club 2,3,43 Band 1,2,3g FFA 1,2,3,45 FFA Treasurer 33 Football 43 Football Captain 4. I don't like the moonlight because you can't turn JOYCE LEHMAN Be good, but you'll miss a lot of fun. Mixed Chorus 2,3 ,45 Girls Phys. Ed. 1,2 ,3 ,45 Pep Club 1,2 ,3,45 Girls Glee 1,2 ,35 Football Cheer- leader 45 Jr. Class Play 35 Class Treasurer 25 Class President 35 Class Vice-President 45 Homecoming Queen 45 FFA Sweetheart 35 Annual Editor 45 Girl' State 35 Pep Club Secretary 45 DAR Contest 4. GLEN LULOW The girls are just crazy about me. Football 1,2 ,3 ,45 Basketball 1,2 ,3,45 Track 45 R- Club President 45 King's Attendant 45 All-Conference Football 4. TYRONE MILLER My mind was not intended for use. FFA 1,2 ,3,45 Jr. Class Play 35 Office 1,2 ,3. LELA OBERMILLER Weeds don't grow tall. Girls P.E. 1,2,4g Pep Club 1,2,3,4g Girls Glee 13 FTA 45 Librarian 35 Office Girl 3,4. KAREN SANDOZ Gee, love must be wonderful. Girls Chorus 1,2 ,3g Girls P.E. 1,2,3g Jr. Class Play 33 Pep ciub 1,2 ,s ,4. BEVERLY REED If you bring me messages, bring them cheerfully or none at al1. Girls Phy. Ed. 1,2,3g Mixed Chorus 1,2 ,3 ,4g Band 1,2,3,4g FTA 45 Pep Club 1,2,3,4g Clarinet Quartette 4. PHYLLIS THOMAS She speaks, behaves, and acts just as she ought. Band l,2,3,4, Girls Phys. Ed. l,2,3,43 Pep Club 1,2, 3,45 Librarian 35 Girls Glee 1,25 Class Secretary 25 Office 2. EMMA SHOUN Make haste slowly. Girls Phys. Ed. 1,2,3,4g Pep Club l,2,3,4g Librarian 49 Girls Glee 1,2,3, Office 2. JOYCE TIENSVOLD Her undistinguished laughter shakes the sky. Mixed Chorus l,2,3,4, Girls Phys. Ed. 1,2,3,45 Pep Club l,2,3,4r Pep Club Vice President 4, Band 1,2, 3,45 Girls Glee 1,2,3, Girls Trio l,2,3,4g Trombone Trio 1,2,3,4g Trombone Quartet 2,3,4g Basketball Cheerleader 3,45 Jr. Class Play 3j Class Secretary 1,35 FTA 45 Vocal Solo 2,3,45 Junior Class Editor 4, Madrigal 4, Girls Sextet 13 Brass Sextet 2,3,4, Brass Choir 35 Band Secretary 4. 17 HELEN TRENNEPOHL Oh how short the nights ar Mixed Chorus 1,2,4, Girls Glee 1,2,35 FTA 45 Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Football Cheerleader 45 Basketball Cheerleader 3,45 Jr. Class Play 3, Girls Phys. Ed. 1,2,3,4g Queen's Attendant. CA ROLE WA SSERBURGER I know everything except myself, but who under- stands women. Mixed Chorus 2,43 Girls Phys. 1,2,3,4, Pep Club 1,2, 3,45 Girls Glee 1,23 FTA 45 Librarian 1, Office 35 Jr. Class Play 3. w . ELLEN VOSS It's much easier to be critical than correct. Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4g Girls Phys. 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Pres. Pep Club 4, Band 1,2,3,45 Band Treas- urer 4, Girls Glee 1,29 Trombone Quartet 2,3,4, Trombone Solo 3,45 Girls Trio 1,2,3,4, Jr. Class Play 33 Class Vice Pres. 2, Madrigal 45 Brass Sextet 25 Vocal Solo. 18 CLASS HISTORY We started off on our long Journey rnto outer space tn our brlght new rocket shrp EDUCATION on September thrrd n1neteen hundred and forty fxve w1th Mtss Flora Johanson as our prlot The crew mem bers were Joyce Arthur Patty Arthur Jeame Alworth Fernola Barth Dav1d Boyer Altce Bullock Mary Clements Dulcre Eaton Genevreve DeW1tt Sally Evans Karen Hrggs Robert Hoffman James Jones Tom Kockrow Glenn Lulow Jrmmy Maupm B1lly Ragan Rtta Rose Edward Rush Lee Skelton Kenneth Wade Sharon Jensen Geraldrne Hoffman Bernalee Closson Jane Connely and Frank Frsher At the end of the frrst year we had reached Pluto In the year nlneteen hundred and forty s1x we changed prlots to Mrs Blanche Jordon and we then let Allce Bullock Sally Evans Btlly Ragan Edward Rush Bernalee Closson and Jane Connely off but we plcked up SIX new ones to take therr place they were Emogene Frtzpatnck Mlchael Gaspers Helen Trennepohl Jrmmy Cox Paul Denex and Mtchael Kearns From there we sarled on to the North Star and then plcked up a new prlot Mlss Flora Johanson rn the year mneteen hundred and forty seven We were sorry to see Joyce Arthur Patty Arthur Mary Clements Dulcre Eaton and Robert Hoffman leave us but we were very happy to gatn Bobby McK1n On our thrrd year mneteen hundred and forty erght we landed on Neptune There we changed prlots agarn to Mrs Opal Russel and gatned four new passengers they were Denms and Jack Ktng Beverly Reed and Jlmmy Markley In nlneteen hundred and forty nrne our fourth year we stopped on the planet Saturn and there we changed prlots to Mrs Edna Johanson where we lost Kenneth Wade and gamed Mrchael O Kane Carole Wasserburger Norman Wtlson Floyd Talladay Rrchard Bawcom Richard Trosper Gordon Hardln On our ftfth year nrneteen hundred and fxfty we stopped at the Brg Drpper and changed p1lots once more We then had Mr Ervm Jungck we let Carol W off and we d1dn t ptck up any more passengers In nrneteen hundred and frfty one our s1xth year we stopped on Juprter There we lost Jeame Al Our seventh year nrneteen hundred and frfty two we stopped on the planet Venus and replaced Mr Jungck w1th Mrs Marjorre Wasserburger for our pllot There we ga1ned Yvonne Sklnner Ellen Voss Judy Marchall and lost Judy Marchall at the end of the year Our erghth year nlneteen hundred and frfty three we stopped at the L1ttle Drpper and gave Mrs Ka Heesacker the Job of prlot where we lost Yvonne Skrnner and drdn t garn anyone When we reached the sun 1n nrneteen hundred and frfty four we had seventeen passengers and prcked up erghteen more They were En1d Amende Joyce Arthur Arlene Barth Joe Bolek Bernard Bourne J1m Clark Pat Donaldson Jerry Greenwood Pat Kearns Joyce Lehman Juanrta Merrrll Tyrone Mtller Lela Obermrller Emma Shoun Phyllrs Thomas Joyce Tlensvold Ellen Voss Carole Wasserburger and Clrnt Cooper We changed pllots to Mrs Nadrne Hrnn Our tenth year nrneteen hundred and f1fty f1ve we stopped on Uranus and changed p11ots to Walter Skelton There we garned Larry Ireland Phyllrs Farley and Joyce Wrlson We lost Joe Bolek Clrnt Cooper Phyllts Farley and Joyce Wrlson In nlneteen hundred and frfty srx our eleventh year we stopped on the planet Mercury and changed p1lots to Mrs Marjorle Wasserburger We ptcked up Mary Clements but lost her at the end of the year In nrneteen hundred and frfty seven wrth Mr Rtchard Carter and Mr Brll Stephenson as our prlots we were left wrth thrrty crew members They were Emd Amende Joyce Arthur Arlene Barth Bernard Bourne Jrm Clark Genev1eveDeW1tt FrankF1sher Gordon Hardrn Jerry Ireland Sharon Jesen Jtm Jones Patu Kearns Dennrs Krng Jack Krng Tom Kockrow Joyce Lehman Glenn Lulow Tyrone Mrller Lela Obermrller Beverley Reed Karen Sandoz Emma Shoun Joyce Trensvold Phylhs Thomas Helen Tren nepohl Ellen Voss and Carole Wasserburger In May of ntneteen hundred and frfty elght we returned home to Earth and there we unloaded our rocket shrp and each of us went our separate ways Helen Trennepohl Sharon Jensen 19 worth, and we gained Marcene Long, Billy Murray, Karen Sandoz, and Billy Daugherty. . i . . - , . . Q Y CLASS PROPHECY Ten years havrng lapsed srnce we had seen our classmates we set out on a Journey to see how lrfe was treatrng them Havrng borrowed a Jeep we started on a beautrful mornrng rn the mrddle of May 1968 from Denver Colorado In the hearth of the crty we frnd DENNIS KING workrng at a coke factory He says hrs wages aren t too good but he gets free cokes for hrmself and hrs grrls We are then attracted to a brg poster and are surprrsed to see GERALDINE HOFFMAN as a featured woman wrestler wrth KAREN SANDOZ her most farthful manager Wantrng to enJoy some musrc we turn on statron KMYR and hear Reverend LARRY IRELAND lecturrng on Juvenrle delrnquents He was rnterrupted by a specral bulletrn that the Natronal Debate Team would appear rn the crty the followrng evenrng wrth the key personnel berng KAREN HIGGS vs Maxwell on How to Run a Hrgh School We set out for Salt Lake Crty but were forced to stop for gas and found TYRONE MILLER the operator He rmmedrately rnqurred about the Hay Sprrngs grrls and rnformed us FRANK FISHER who rs a geologrst had Just been through there lookrng for prtchblende Arrrvrng at our destrnatron we frnd JOYCE TIENSVOLD srngrng wrth the Salt Lake Crty Tabernacle Chorr Movrng on to Hollywood we encounter JACK KING playrng stand rn for Tarzan The drrector says because of hrs popularrty wrth the grrls he rs stealrng the show and wrll soon be the real Tarzan He told us of SHARON JENSEN who rs at Laguna Beach modelrng Brkrnr bathrng surts Stopprng at the nearest drug store we frnd SALLY DeWITT who owns a number of them up and down the coast She tells us of PHYLLIS THOMAS whose busrness rs wrrtrng artrcles for the movre stars on how to get drmples wrthout plastrc surgery We move on to Seattle Washrngton where we frnd purple harred nrght club srnger ENID AMENDE rn her latest hrt Too Young to Tango Purple harr you see she got the wrong rrnse On down the street we frnd EMMA SHOUN grvrng ballet lessons We then boarded a Trans World Arrlrner and flew to Florrda to see our old classmate ARLENE BARTH a bare back rrder for Barnum and Barley Crrcus She frnds thrs much more excrtrng than studyrng to be a Dr Whrle walkrng around the grounds we met GORDON HARDIN a lron tamer He rnforms us that JIM CLARK rs at Cape Canaveral sendrng up lrttle whrte mrce rn gurded mrssrles We travel on up the coast to North Carolrna to frnd PATTI KEARNS and CAROLE WASSERBURGER rn an Army hosprtal grvrng specral care and alot of attentron to the Amry guys They say therr most recent panent was TOMMY KOCKROW who supposedly was rn for a toothache but rt was generally thought rt was love srckness for a certarn lrttle brown eyed gal because all he drd was read love letters and smell hrs perfumed handkerchrefs Travelrng strll further we drop rn on the Presrdent to frnd hrs personal secretary rs a former classmate JOYCE LEHMAN Our next stop rs New York and we frnd at Rockefeller Center HELEN TRENNEPOHL as the featured rce skater of the matrnee She attrrbutes thrs talent to her experrences back rn hrgh school days We now take a cross country bus to Chrcago where JIM JONES rs a phychratrrst specralrzrng on teenage datrng problems DUKE LULOW rs now one of the most treasured players of the Chrcago Cardrnals Attendrng a conventron rs LELA OBERMILLER a Home Extensron Agent for some remote communrty of West Vrrgrrna We are trrrng but feel we must stop at Detrort to see BERNARD BOURNE He rs manager of the com plete automobrle rndustry and has an unnamed srdelrne You can well rmagrne he s pretty busy but takes just trme enough off to tell us that JERRY GREENWOOD rs a hot rod racer and one of hrs marn customers because he wrecks them as fast as he races them We start the last leg of our Joumey and frnd that stayrng rn Rushvrlle rs none other than BEVERLEY REED who bought the C 81 L some three years ago She tells us that ELLEN VOSS rs happrly marrred to Kerth and they are dorng a frne Job of rarsrng track stars and trombone players Lastly we swrng down to R H S and get there just rn tune for a Natronal School Assembly program and are fortunate enough to see JOYCE ARTHUR rn her terrrfrc brcyclrng act We have thus had a successful trrp of seerng our old classmates and we hope they do as well rn the future as they have rn the frrst ten years out of R H S Pattr Kearns 20 1 1 1 l 1 1 ' ' . , . . . - 1 - 11 f 11 'x ' - - 11 11 - - . , . ' 1 Q . 1 1 - - . . . . 1 . 1 1 r 1 1 1 CLASS WILL We The Honorable class of 1958 being of sound mrnd and body fwe hope although we greatly doubt rt after twelve years of over work and hard studyy do hereby dispose of our possessrons To Mr Hensley we wrll all our good habrts rn hopes that he wrll teach them to the freshmen of next year To Mr Stephenson we wrll our left over admrt slrps and hope there wrll be enough to paper hrs room To Mrs Alonso we wrll the future Amerrcan Problems class rn hopes that she wrll have the prob lems solved by then To Mrs Wasserburger we wrll the Practrcal Englrsh magazrnes rn hopes that she wrll have better sales next year To Mrss Ferghney we wrll a brgger Home Ec room and a larger coffee pot so that she can keep the faculty happy and well supplred To Mr Skelton we wrll all of the drs sected frogs and hope he wrll take them home wrth hrm To Mr Peterson we wrll Davrd Talbot to be hrs right hand man so that he can help hrm marntarn law and order rn hrs Ag classes To Mr Frrest we wrll the Navy band and hope he can drscrplrne them To Mr Carter our sponsor we wrsh the best of luck and success rn the future Joyce Arthur wrlls her abrlrty to be late for school to Gladys Woods Enrd Amende wrlls her extreme rmagrnatron to Ernre Begum rn hopes that he wrll use rt to the best of hrs abrlrty Arlene Barth wrlls her quret ways to Pat Musfelt Bernard Bourne wrlls hrs wrecked cars to Marty Jungck and hopes that Marty wrll keep hrs rn better condrtron Jrm Clark wrlls hrs car to Brll Clark on the condrtron that he keeps rt as hopped up as Jrm has rt Sally DeWitt wrlls her out of town boy frrends to Janrce Johnson Frank wrll take good care of her Gordon Hardrn wrlls hrs dark harr to LeRoy Watson Karen Hrggs wrlls her red harr to Judy Begurn so she won t have to spend her money on rrnses Geraldrne Hoffman wrlls her werght to Danette Blankenbrller and hopes she wrll make good use of rt Larry Ireland wrlls hrs abrlrty to get along wrth all the teachers to Judy Dobry she wrll need rt Sharon Jensen wrlls her many boy frrends to Camaen Beck we know she wrll make good use of them and Sharon won t be needrng them anymore Pattr Kearns wrlls her extreme height to Gretchen Plantz rn hopes that she ll be able to get her books off the top shelf of her locker Dennrs and Jack Krng wrll therr good attendance rn school to Curtrs and Albert Commes Tom Kockrow wrlls Carolyn Mendenhall to anyone who thrnk they are good enough for her Joyce Lehman wrlls her Homecoming Crown to the person most deservrng of rt Duke Lulow wrlls hrs physrque to Donald Reed Tyrone Mrller wrlls hrs Hay Sprrngs grrl frrends to anyone who s got a Chrysler that wrll go that far Lela Obermrller wrlls her good behavror rn class to John Hrlls Beverley Reed wrlls her short harr-do to Sharon McCloud Karen Sandoz wrlls her collectron of class rrngs to Juanrta Wrnter Emma Shoun wrlls her car to anyone who thrnks they can drrve lrke she does Phyllrs Thomas wrlls her quret mannerly ways to Carolyn Kearns Joyce Trensvold wrlls her golden vorce to Judy Burtzloff Helen Trennepohl wrlls her abrlrty to have a new boy frrend every month to anyone who thrnks they can take over the responsrbrlrty Ellen Voss wrlls her scatterbrarned ways to Peggy Haverkamp who rs calm collected and keen Carole Wasserburger wrlls Sonny McCloud to Connre Hollstern for safe keeprng whrle Carole rs gone Jrm Jones wrlls hrs woman trouble to anyone brg enough to carry the load Bernard Bourne Helen Trennepohl Sharon Jensen 21 Fisher wills his rowdiness to Jerry Colwell. Jerry Greenwood wills his girl to Ted Jensen. We know he NAME Enrd Joyce A Arlene Bernard Jrm C Shorty B1tty Arlene Pee Wee Jrmmy Gcnevrcvc Sallx Franklrn Jerry Gordon Karen H Geraldrne Sharon Jrm J Larry Patrrcra Dennrs Jack Larrd Joyce L Glenn Tyrone Lela Beverley Karen S Emma Joyce T Helen Phyllls Ellen Carole I-rankrc Jerry Gordre Rosre Gerry Swen Lrttle Leve Elvrs Pattr Denrese Snookums Tom Joy ere Duke Trger Shorty Bev Sandy Emmy Lou Babe P11 Lrttle Al Carole SENIOR DIRECTORY NICKNAME BY WORD FAMOUS FOR That ll be the day 'lmagrnatron rrr Berng tardy I don t know Yeah' Yeah' Want to drag Huh'7 Uhuh' O19 Got your Gov t'? Yeah' Nuts' He l Well feature that' l foxed ern' Hey coach' Srlence Wreckrng cars Squeelrng tlres False curls clownlng Gorng steady Blushrng Red harr Dretrng Bov frrends Brg feet Berng rowdy Let s go to Gordon'Sp1t curls Aw heck' Gosh' Aw come on Got me baffled' Ham t rt? Aw cut It out' I know rt 1 5 ur Lets go' Is he lOOklIl'79 How s that? Let s have a party' Is that a Ponuac'P'? Been to Haytown'7'7 I got a letterlll Drrv rng Bashfulness Chasrng grrls Grades Musclessssss Hot rod Berng short Gettrng mumps Class rrngs Blushrng Srngrng Temper Short harr Talkrng Berng puzzled 22 . , V' . , ' . s v v , ' ' ' - ' ' s ' ' v s v yi ' y -- - 1 I .. 1 'V y A ' - -- V . . . -. ,' X - - . .,. 5 No. ir... ' r' ,I . A , - . U JO . H . . . Y ' I . . . .. . 1.1 . H , I - 7 H . . WEAKNESS Sat mghts Frankre Food Whrte Clay C armen Martrn Rocks Janlce G1rls Dan Bo s Dances and Bob Grrlssss Court rooms Loren Speedlng Dames Carolyn Men Carol Hay Sprrngs Fallrng on stoves Blue chew, res Leo Fords Rollre Alvrn Mac Kerth Gordon guys PET PEEVE Phone booths Moochers School Teachers Grrls Nolsy cars Charlene Typewrlters Gov t Berng called Red Competrtron Partres Ears Curfews Reckless drrvers Power brakes Frank Competrtron Flrrtlng Hay Town Tattle tales School CXLL Mary L Wartrng My rte Drctronarres Leona Dogs Competrtton AMBITION Teacher Beauucran and wrfe Doctor Stock car racer Engrneer Teacher Engrneer Rancher Army Marrrage Marrrage Beautrcran and marrrage College Truant offrcer Nurse Wrld lrfe manager Wrld lrfe manager Farmer Marrrage Coach Mechanrc Teacher P B X operator To lrve on the Flats Nurse Secretary Beautlcxan and marrrage Marrrage College Nurse Sharon Jensen NC C Wasserburger J Clark an 5 Sandoz S DeW1tt B. Bourne J T1ensvo1d P' Thomas L. 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T Jacobs Pres B Keams V1ce Pres L Hungens Sec M Johnson Treas 1960 SOPHO M Amende B Begum E Begum J Begum J Budd S Brennan S Burtzloff B Clark A Coomes T D1er1ex J Dobry J F1sher K Fxsher R Furman D Graeff J Hanna R Hardm P Haverkamp D Hoffman J Hotz 28 1960 MORES B. Keams J. Keams J. Larson J. Lincoln W Lulow D Matthews D McCall P Musfelt T Musfelt G Plantz D Reed G Reeves D Rertz D Rosfelt S Txensvold K Watson W Wmter J Wltt E Wortman 29 B. Schoettger A. Shepard T. Snyder M. Strong D. Talbot R. Fiss-Pres. C. Hollstein- J. Tiensvold- L. Huigeng- V. Pres. Sec. Treas. 1961 FRESHME C Bare C Beck S Boyer D Brown E Cerny J Burtzloff J Colwell C Coomes C Flsher G Flsher S Jacobs J Gottschalk 14' B Janssen M Jungck R Krotz D Keams A Kmg M McCall S McCloud R Reeves J Shepard W Stout F Thomas L Watson L Musfelt No Pxcture J Wmter QGone to Hot Sprmgsj 30 EIGHTH GRADE wav :li Mrs Heesacker J Sydow IK' Budd D Cerny N 5 fad 'Fin figs Hanna A Hardm Hucklns ,.9-N939 ands. 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O 'r-, 02 A ,g ,W .gg I-L58 E60 may '-SEQ' Q52 T439 gas? zsm .35 ETS? 5575 'QQ- Q - 5 wim- mg- -oo--1 :AO E248 'EE-Q. fu 43 - gina 22:05 .-lkfai 3 - eu.-VE ' 'U -ru SILHQAA 395,912 :Eff 554' GJ Agn., 'SME 3-'50, gee .G-1' 'id-S - 555 .5...lf3 E133 002 ' Omg,-i '- A Al: 'Um -s: z Ss? E35- cv -'1 ,.1 h.. r-4 di? ,910 USU 3 O . .' g...... A 1033 ,-, U BASKETBALL FIRST ROW Coach Stephenson, D Hoffman, D Lehman, D Lu1ow,T Jensen, G Strong D Graeff, D McCall, L McDan1e1s, J Jones,J H1115 SECOND ROW E Begu1n,G Reeves,J Fmsher J Kearns, C Coomes, A Coomes, B Kearns LEFT to RIGHT D Hotiman, D Lehman, D Lulow, T Jensen, G Strong, D Graeff, D McCall, L McDan1e1s,J Jones,J I-h11s KNEELING Coach Stephenson 36 : . .... , . Nfitchell, M. 'McCa11, R. Fiss, B. Gottier,A.. Shepard, c. Bere, Lf Watson, PQ. Reeves. TOP ROW.: D. I i -'lil max ii P7551 L U-.pg A 51 Us aim: ,X ' 1 K Q K. 4 iw f 42, Q H? ff? My . if P' lib .lease-. QQ fc 31.1 , . L .gf 2 Y 1' . 41? FRONT, Left to Right: B. Keams, Std. Mgr. D. Hoffman, B. Clark, J. Fisher, K. Linders, L. McDanie1s, J. Jones D. Talbot, T. Kockrow, C. Strong, B. Gottier, J. Clark, D. Lulow, J. Hills, D. Lehman, E. Beguin, Std. Mgr. BACK: Coach Stephenson, B. Bourne, R. Reeves, S. Boyer, C. Bare, J. Hotz, A. Shepard, T. Jensen, M. Strong D McCall, D. Graeff, L. Huigens, L. Reiman, G. Winter, J. Lincoln, J. Gottschalk, L. Watson, L. Ireland. 32. , E .P i P z S L T t 2 Jim Clark TRACK The Rushville track squad of 1958 was composed of 33 members. The squad attended the following meets: April 1, Chadron Triangular April 11, Chadron Invitational May 2, NWConference May 9, District Meet May 16, State Meet Grant Strong 18801, Tom Kockrow fHigh Jumpy and Gary Moore fl-Iurdlesj were qualifiers for the State track meet. lt was held at Lincoln, Nebraska. Grant Strong placed 5th in the 880 to score Rushville's only points in the State Meet. fikg5,gg5fgZ,g qi. v x' F 1' 3 . -4 ' N Q K .. ,, 59 ,Q ya I Y K of 5 'I - ! L,,,?Q X .' ' ' ' 2 ,lj f ? . - . . W, Zffj Q ja 4 ?' 'kg 4 1 V l s I I I I W. 5 E SQ, W t f ' gg-,.,....1Ia-fgfw hifi X- A -, - 5-. M -'A 'J - ,eg N1 Ayvliqif w I A .u 1 Q? . . E5 1 , . - wi- . 5? Q Ik' -,. 'Q 'v 5, :QQ ir ffl? ... S 5 gm if BRASS SEXTET: Jim Jones, Jeff Spease, Jack TROMBONE QUARTET: Randy Fiss, Margaret Mitchell, Larry Huigens, G. Strong, Joyce Tiens- Eaton, Ellen Voss, Joyce Tiensvold. vold. MIXED CHORUS- FIRST ROW: Mrs. Alonso, fPianistj, D. Blankenbiller, J. Leahy, C. Mendenhall, M. Reed, J. Dobry, L. Tiensvold, L. Huigens, D. Kearns, J. Colwell, J. Spease, G. Winters, M. Strong, M. Amende, M. Johnson, P. Kearns, E. Voss, J. Beguin, S. McCloud, P. Reed, Director W. Friest. SECOND ROW: S. Brennen, S. Tiensvold, B. Janssen, E. Rosfeld, F. Thomas, C. Woods, S. Boyer, R. Reeves, G. Strong, J. Gottschalk, J. Mitchell, D. McCall, E. Cerny, A. King, W. Winters, C. l-Iollstein, K. Fisher, M. Denton, J. Winters, S. Jensen. THIRD ROW: K. Higgs, T. Musfelt, E. Wortman, T. Snyder, J. Arthur, E. Amende, C. Hollstein,C. I-Iaverkamp, M. Jungck, D. King, M. McCall, D. Graeff, J. Burtzloff, D. Reitz, S. Burtzloff, M. Eaton, B. Clausen, J. Johnson, B. Kearns. FOURTH ROW: C. Voss, J. Shepherd, S. DeWitt, J. Tiensvold, J. Tiensvold, G. Plantz, J. Hills, J. King, G. Fisher, R. Fiss, L. Huigens, A. Shepherd, L. Mc- Daniels, P. Haverkamp, C. Kearns, S. Reed, B. Schoettger, C. Beck, J. Lehman, C. Wasserburger. GIRLS TRIO: Carolyn Voss, Joyce Tiens- vold, Ellen Voss. RU IWILLE, ALLIA CE, A ll GRI G'l'0I' Rushvrlle, Allrance and Cerxng l-hgh Schools put feathers rn therr musxc caps thrs week The1r musrcrans earned the most superror ratrngs rn the Drstrrct 6 Musrc Contest here Thursday and Fr1day There 1S no totahng of scores among the schools just as the Olymprc games are an mdrvrdual competrtron But rf there were school scores, Rushvrlle would cla1m top honors wrth rts 18 superxor ratrngs out of 22 lt also had three excellent scores and one good Allrance earned 15 superrors mne excellents Germg had 14 superrors , seven excellents, three goods Ger1ng,rnc1dentally, competed rn Class A, although advance rnformatron had rt 1n Class B Class A Srdney went home wrth 11 superror, 10 excellent and two good ratlngs Gordon Tops Class B Gordon topped the Class B schools wrth mne superrors nme excellents and four goods Gor don enjoyed a further dxstmctron the only school to have three super1or plus performers Rush v111e, Hay Spnngs and Lyman each had two superror plus ratxngs Chadron Prep and Srdney each got one super1or plus Rushvrlle eamed the only superror plus for bands rn any of the four classes Judges gave specral prarse Frrday afternoon Wendell Frerst drrects all the rnstrumental and vocal musmc at Rushvxlle 1-hgh Other super1or plus ratrngs Fnday s competrtron among Class C and D schools were to Michael Chrpperfreld, Chadron Prep, trombone Sum. Kerrakedes, Hay Sprrngs french horn the Rush vrlle clarmet quartet, the 1-la Sprlngs grrls quartet and clarrnet and cornet solos from Lyman Here are the number of ratrngs earned by school.s not already llsted Qwxth super1or, excellent and good ratrngs rn that orderj Class A B Bayard 3 13 3 Brxdge port 2 12, 2 Chadron 7, 4, 2 Krmbal17, 12, 3 Mrt chell 8, 8, 4 Scottsbluff O Class C D Brg Sprrngs 9, 8, 2 Brule 0, 2, 2 Chadron Assumptxon 1, 5, 1 Chadron Prep 3 1 Crawford 6, 9, a ton , x Indrvrdual ratrngs Frrday were fwrth supenor lrsted as l excellent as 2, and good as 31 Alto Clarrnet Carolyn Voss, Rushvllle, l Alto saxophone Arvrd Rhoads, Chadron Prep, 2 Pat Kearns Rushvrlle, 1 French horn Sue Kenakedes Hay Sprmgs, 1 plus Jack Mrt chell, Rushvrlle, 1 Bass horn Iogan Kena kedes, Hay Sprmgs, 1 Snare Drum Danette MU IUIA Blankenbrller, Rushv1l1e 1 Clannet Sandra Chamber lm l-lay Sprrngs, 2 Marrlyn Johnson, Crawford, 2 Mrles Humphrey, Mullen, 2, Ga Wmter, Rushvrlle, 1 Tenor Saxophone Jerry Wasserburger, Crawford, Girls medrum voxce Bonnre Brxtton, Chadron Assumptron, Rose Burrows, Hay Spnngs, Joyce Txensvold Rushvrlle, G1rls hrgh vo1ce Carol Sue Crawford, Thedford, 2 plus Amta Raben, Crawford, La Venna Walker, Mullen 1 Boys hxgh vorce Pat Dono hoe, Mullen, 1 Boys low vo1ce Rob Wel hngton, Crawford, 1 B111 Swmck Crawford, 1 Bands Class D Hyanrus 1 Mxxed chorus Crawford 1 Hemrngford 2 Mullen 2 plus Thedford, 2, Rushvrlle, Flute tr1o Rushvrlle Flute quartet Chadron Prep 1 Hyanrus, 1 Clarrnet quartet Qmrxed Rushvrlle Clannet quartet Chadron Prep, 1 Hay Sprrngs, 2 plus Hemrngford, 2 plus l-lyannrs, 1 Qtrroj Mullen, 1 Rushvxlle plus Thedford 2 Saxophone quartet Chadron Prep, 1 Drum quartet Rushvrlle , Mlscellaneous brass ensembles Chadron Prep, 1 Brass sextet Rushvrlle 1 Brass quartet Chadron Prep, 3 plus Crawford, 3 plus, Mullen, 2 plus Rushvrlle Trombone quartet Rush vrlle , 1 Cornet tno Hermmgford, 1 Woodwmd tr1o Rushvrlle Plano duet Hay Sprrngs, Grrls tno Crawford Rushvrlle, 1 Thedford, 1 G1rls glee club, Class Crawford 2 Hemmgford Mullen, 2 Hay Spnngs, G1rls trrple tno Chadron Assumptron, 2, Crawford, 2 plus, Hyannrs, 1 Mullen, 2 Crrls sextet Chadron As sumpt1on,2 Crawford, Grrls quartet Chadron As sumptxon, 2 Hay Spnngs p us Mrscellaneous vocal en semble Chadron Assumptxon3 Boys octet Mullen, Crawford, 2 Boys quartet Crawford Bands, Class C Crawford 1 Hemrngford, 2 Mullen, 2 Hay Sprlngs, 1 Thedford plus Rushvrlle, 1 plus Cornet Jerry Overstreet Hemrngford, 1 Kent Yardle Hemrngford, 2 plus Jeff Spease, Rushvrlle 3 plus Trombone Robert Stewart Hemrngford 3 plus, Mrchael Chrpperfreld, Chadron Prep, 1 plus Ellen Voss, Rushvrlle p us Bantone horn Grant Strong, Rushvrlle 2 plus RUSHVILLE BAND READIES CONCERT RUSHVILLE QT HNSQ The pub lrc rs rnvrted to attend the tenth annual spnng concert of the Rushvrlle Hrgh School band Wednesday everung, at the l-hgh There wzll be no charge for the program wluch begrns at 8 p m Latecomers wrll not be seated except durmg the pause between the selectrons Band Drrector Wendell Fnest wrll conduct the 58 p1ece band 1n an mterestmg program that wrll rnclude the followmg numbers ' Clucago World's Farr en tenxual Celebrat1on of 1933 by Mader Symphony No 8 rn B Mrnor wluch 15 l-landel's famous Un xnrshed Symphony The Water Mus1c Suxte' y Handel Trauers1nfome by Wagn , one of the most beautrful and profoundly movrng funeral marches ever wrztten Pavanne by Mort Gould Brahm s great Hymn of Freedom Overture to Poet and Peasant by Von Suppe Street Scene by Alfred Newman, Hollywood composer Thls selectron deprcts mormn afternoon, everung and dawn rn a large c1ty 'Copa Cabana, a contem porary selectron by Walters . , . . 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I ' ' s -- ' - PEP CLUB HOMECOMING F F A SWEETHEART JUNIOR SENIOR PROM FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERCA R CLUB LIBRARIAN S CHEERLEADERS JUNIOR CLASS PLAY GIRLS PHYSICAL EDUCATION S 0 ll GA Nl ZA ,S A Tl 0 N s mn A UT M I vi Tl E GIRLS' PHYSICAL EDUCATIO FIRST ROW: J. Arthur, J. Lehman, H. Trennepohl, J. Tiensvold, P. Thomas, E. Voss, E. Amende, S. Jensen C. Kearns, C. Hollstein, M. Denton, C. Voss, L. Tiensvold, P. Haverkamp, D. Blankenbiller. SEC- I OND ROW: E. Cerny, L. I-Iuigens, K. Watson, A. King, P. Kearns, S. Reed, C. Wasserburger, C. Menden- hall, M. Reed, J. Leahy, M. Eaton, P. Reed, J. Winter, P. Abold. THIRD ROW: J. McCloud, J. Johnson J. Beguin, C. Haverkamp, E. Rosfeld, B. Janssen, F. Thomas, J. Shephard, S. McCloud, C. I-Iollstein, J. Tiensvold, C. Beck, I. Ross, L. Obermiller. FOURTH ROW: B. Kearns, M. Johnson, D. Reitz, P. Mus- felt, B. Schoettger, J. Dobry, J. Burtzloff, W. Winter, K. Fisher, W. Lulow, E. Shoun, A. Witt. FIFTH ROW: S. Burtzloff, T. Snyder, T. Musfelt, S. Tiensvold, S. Brennan, E. Wortman, G. Plantz, B. Wilson, L. Witt. HOMECOMI G LIBRARIAN S BACK ROW Mrs Wasserburger C I-Iaverkamp, G Hoffman, L W1tt FRONT ROW I Ross,A W1tt,A Barth J Johnson, P Reed, E Shoun R CLUB man SECOND ROW J I-I111s,B Gott1er,G Strong,D Ta1bot,J Budd L McDan1e1s,M McCall D Graeff, D Lehman THIRD ROW J M1tche11,A Coomes, J I-lolz, D McCall C Coomes, Coach Stephenson 46 : . , . . . ' . I . . . , . . . . Q! 99 FRONT ROW: M. Strong, D. Lulow, B. Bourne, L. Ireland, T. Kockrow, J. Jones, J. Clark, D. Hoff- . . . : . ' . . . , . JU 1011 CLASS PLAY BACK ROW C Haverkamp, G Wrnter, T Jensen, G Strong, K I.1nders,C Kearns, B Clausen, Mrs Wasserburger FRONT ROW C Hollstern, M Eaton, C Mendenha11,J I-I11Ls, D B1ankenb111er,C Voss, J Leahy -111 - 47 OF AMERICA FRONT ROW B Bourne, J Greenwood, D Lehman, B Gott1er,G Moore, L Re1rnann,InstructorA Petersen SECOND ROW B Kearns,E Begum, C Coomes, J Budd, A Shephard,A Coomes, Fisher, T Mlller, B Beguln, D Reed. THIRD ROW. R. Furman, J. Hotz, J Witt, G Hardln Kearns, W. Stout, G. Fisher, M Jungck, L. Watson, R Krotz, C. Fisher FOURTH ROW T Kock row, D. Talbot. Wms High FFA Honors JERRY GREENWOOD NAMED PANHANDLE FFA DISTRIST CHAIRMAN The highest, degree given by the State Future Flrmers U! Am- Greenwood at Lllc state conven- tlf-n in Lincoln las-t week when he was named Stale Farmer. HG will also recieve S25 from Ak-Sar-Ben for being in the tcm twenty of the State Farmers named at the Convetion. At the business meeting of the some l6U0 boys irihttendance Jerry was named one of aught district Chairman in the State. He will act as chairman of dis- lrlrt eight Which includes th! ennra pannandle urea. In cun- nectlon with the duties of thih Oiflce he Will be entitled to at- a Leadership Camp at Fullerton Nebr May 28th L0 June 6th This is the first time 3 district Chair- man has ever come from the lo- cal chapter. The Young State Farmer' will also serve on the sane Budget, wnunlme, the scare Nominating commlttce and will be a Sentinel at the State convention next year Jerry is the son of Mr and Mrs Claude Greenwood. He has been -:cry actlve in the local FFA chapter ever since he entered high school. He is now a senior. Last year he was a member of the FFA livestock judging team .-hosen to represent the stak of Nebraska at the National con- lenzlan held annually in Kansas Clty. Az the state cnnventlon the same year he was nalrled second algn inalvldual in judging 1577 ff! 4 my .5143 l ' - to J i .larry Gnouwood He has carried out almost all of the suggested FFA livestock projcts at the favrn llome of llls Parents north of here. The State Fumler award is based an leadershlp, scholastic achlevement and successful Dro- jeacs and to Jerry go the congra- tulatlons of the community. Others from the Rushville Chap ter who attended the State con vention last week include Ken- neth Llllders, Blll Gouler, Jlm Kearns, Dale Lehman. Leland Reiman, Jim Witt, Allan Shep- ard. They were accompanied by Voc, Ag Instructor Allan Peter- sen and Mrs Petersen. I l s we , 2' 1 a . 'Q ,, cnt-a was conferred on Jerry Q53 ' 5 ff- Q N e 54 A ., 5 J fi N .5 , 3 4' LM- Ag, , Q if ' 3 I in JU lllll E lllll PIIUM Indian Love Call 1 Banque! Theme i The thirty members of the R.HS Senior class were most royally er 'certained Wednesday evening when the Juniors were hosts at the annual J unior Senior Banquei and Prom. Indian Love Call was the theme chosen for the event and the auditorium was turned into a veritable land of sky blue waters and Pine foarrest. Everything was authentic down to the Indian Pot- bery vases which centered the quarbette tables and fthe long speakers table Two teepees were setinabackg'roux1dofPiinet1'ees at one end of the auditorium. One of them came from Pine Ridge It will be shipped this month to Brussels to be a part of a World Fair exhibit.-The other was loan- ed from the Chadron Museum. Fhese were also used for the punch sinnd during the Prom. At the other end of the room bank ground of mountains was :ainfbed for a waterfall over which 'an real sparkling waier all oven- ng. Here also on a white horse eat and Indian Chief in an auth- ,ic Sioux head dx-ess Even the 'ltifxll of ihe Pino:-' lent to tin- al- nosphero of the Iranian Love Cuil Places the table 'vuore inarkefl with keyring horses, tom-toms 'ind 'reepee plaee cards. The pots tory vases were filled with bou- quet of jonquils. clogiwood. pizw-' genes and zsters. Aiicfz' dinner spa-fxkcrrs inclurivrl War Raffle Bill Gomer, Iiienp Bfg Chief' Jim Jones, R lin in the Fam Bolva Clausen, Mfmy Ha-Ha Caro iyn Voss, Bow 'N Arrow lVIarg.1ret Eatonu Me No War Whoop Jea- nie Leahy and Mc Know Every- ihing Supt Hensley.. Eight Junior boys presented a dance in costume Sophmore waiters also in cos- tume were Peggy Haverkamp, Judy Bguin, Sharon Burtzlaff, Marlene Johnson, Delores Reitz, Kathleen Watson, Borunie Schoett ger, Shirley Tiensvold, Dennis Hoffman, Dick McCall, Mark Strong, Dan Graeff, Larry Hig- gins, Jeff Spease, Jack Mitchell and Jim Kearns Bob Horse and His Esquires furnished the music Mrs Marjorie Wsserburger, Jun ior class sponsor was presented a limed oak coffee table by her most apprieciwtfive class and Supt Hensley was given a billfold The Junior class mothers pre- pared the banquet. 49 'e Q 'Qu I . Owl? Nasi- GO TO 31 WITH PLANNED BANK SAVINGS EDUCATION AUTOMOBILE HOME BUSINESS Friendly service Nlght deposlt for wour safety : Qualify foods S BROWN S CAFE 5' ' Convemenf locahon L! Member FDIC Dlal Da 7 2412 INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER Trucks and Farm Implements New Idea Farm Machmes Kohle Llght Plants 1 mn-una... num- Expert Dynometer SCFVICC PECK 8. DeWITT EQUIPMENT CO. Dlal DA 7 2371 0 'iff 41, Q I b 4 'L O O 7 'WW' ALSO: A - , Z- hi J . . A -ILA .. 5 0, 74.71011 I S . r . A . L E S DFIVC m wmdow SCFVICC for your Lonvemence EDMUND HOLLSTEIN Attornev at La Washlng 81 W3XlHg ' Fuel olls I Casohne Y Q 1 Grease Qi TIICS x ..,,f CARTER OIL CO Tony Spease Bob McComber Dlal Da 7 2352 f'XfN Z5 f QQ , V Zfyzfxxgf GEORGE L. COX Dams Levelmg Terracmg D1lCh1Hg Dlal Da 7 2614- Rushvdle, Nebraska fx . . A X, x Vx? . e X ff? . 9-21' I X4 X ' 3 wil PX if ,- - R - - E' ix ' ' Oil iff . 4- - W Personal Service f Q, y 0 WW Z ' I n VT l- I 4 Q ' W R ,gl 'fx f ' 5- X Q X? r... X jf f 4 fa 1 :usa GH? U' I I WEFSO DRUG EIeetr1ea1 Supplles Photographle Supplles Glfts 81 Cards Prem rlptmns C obmelles D1a1 Da 7 2421 SH ERIDAN LIVESTOCK COMMISSION COMPANY RUSHVILLE NEBRASKA D131 Da 7 2301 SALE EVERY MONDAY Arrangements for speelal sales aw allable Bonded Under Federal Sup:-rvmnn L11 enserl Owners and Managers R H IBobJ Jaggers Row Bover, Jr Res ph D1a1M183701 Res ph D1dlDa 72109 ' Nea . U . LLJFF I 2 V, ,e,r ,,,..rr,.r.......W,er A M .N 1 , 7 ,. 0UR SOIL ir OUR STRENGTH SHERIDAN COUNTY SOIL CONSERVATION DISTRICT th f1958 PETTERGREW BARBER SHOP TOP y5hP thy JENSEN BODY SHOP ushvi e, e ras ra u a ions t I1 I f 1958 A f, If X 1 '35 73 1 Ze' K DeWITT SERVICE A Complete 1lflC of petroleum products dehvered IH town or Semors of 1958 UDDEN NAPPY ig ERVICE 1 xgnzla M7 Country D131 Da 7 964-9 lv nn 1 Featurmg a fu11 11ne of 1ad1es 81 chlldren s S Ready to wear The measure of qualuty Everythmg needed for the entlre famllv Congratulatlons to the Class of 1958 Dlal Da 7 2661 N 0,000 f Ge ll Q S f ds 0.51568 RUSHVILLE FEED AND PRODUCE Congratulatlous to the class of 1958 fl? Q I f ' , f , f ' : 1 I fd , ,, 2 ,. ' 4 fx, , M Congratulatlons to the X l , . xl 1 , b ,,i,.'rf' A ' 1- ' ' 'A ,....- ,A V . . 5 ' 1 ZW 'F ' ,Ay QA . n vf ol ' , '- 7 - X Q- 0 . . , 1 -- ,' l1'ltlIlIllllI'l'lll.l xp HSC KLINDT HARDWARE John Deere Implements Furnlture Appllances Sportlng goods Hardware Water p1pe and tanks HINN S HARDWARE FASHION SHOP Adah Johnson owner Ladles apparel and accessorles Better qualxty for less Dlal Da 7 2202 AND FURNITURE TV Sets Sportlng Goods Hardware Furnlture Congratulatlons Class of 58 Whit kv .ltnttvvnnuv . ..,.,.vMn.v L, ,,,U,,.,,,,, 1:5 I A , 'ff'A'l ?'lN vga f 11 - 95733935 s- - l - 1 9 -Q 7 Q 5 . . f rg' Q ' A 1 ee - 77 - X W tgp S I X ' 1 ,ad- R 4 ,V WELCOME NN BAR Cor1gratulat1or1s to the Senlors of 1958 Lubr CEILIOH F restone T res ' T W Modern Tourlst Court TAYLOR SERVICE STATION The best of e eryth ng fl car ser LC Congratulat o1s and good l k to the class of 1958 ff T fx D 31 1 9629 HR! CHIEF X X C AND L CAFE There S no doubt about t th S S the place to eat Congratulat ons to the SCDIOFS E of 1958 COli i'T COAST TO COAST STORE Frank G ddmgs Owner Automotl e and Farm Suppl es Sportmg Goods Pa ll Household Supplles Dlal Da 7 2131 l . . 5 1 . . . rf 1 l . Q ee - - S J- v 1 1 Y - as V11 i 1 UC .U YIIACO .X IASOLINI ' X Xjxixxi X X x 1 Qi? ..3:f:1 v v S x X ee a 1- 1 1 - - 1 i i . . Y l as i 1 il ' iii? . f fa W I f K f Blllv Beaver Sez I always get all my blllldlflg needs at Hoback Lumber Thev have better materlals for better Beaver homes You may not want to bulld any thlng as large a house ex en a beaver house but Hobaeks IS the place to go for every bullder s needs large or small HOBACK LUMBER CO I SCFVICC I Dependabrllty Groeenes Meats rd' 4',a Keepsake Dlamonds FI'l1ltS 81 Vegetables Popular makes f watches Ice Cream Candy O GA STORE -.fl Zhsi' Expert repalr servlce HUSS l JEWELRY J f x I fr I . 4 t ' ll Q K- J v X l Y' I 3.5 l-in 1 , .3 7 W X 4 7 :Eu QM ' . . 0 - Q 7 07. x li 1 Q 71.. ,N v VQJLQMF 6 I is L 7 A' tg I A 'Jig - . I . - . I , N 1 I f ' XX . l w 5 fe l 0 , Ly SIDES 8. MILBURN We are easy to trade wnh FUTHD Sales and SCFVICC New and used ears and trucks Congratulatlons to the class of 1953 Dxal Da 7 2151 'Y CONOCO SERVICE John Gealy, Owner Congratulatlons to the class of 1958 Bowl on one of4 modern well operated lanes, wlth a snack bar close at hand BOWLIUM Rushvllle, Nebraska Dlal Da 7 2282 t ALONSO S MARKET DID7 91 f 1958 C S RICHTER DDS ihwiena HITIIIESOI MENDENHALL FEED CO b d TRAVELER S HOTEL f 1958 1958 DID 72488 7 Z Where values go up, prices s ay downll' 1 Phone orders with free delivery ia a -21 Congratulations to the class o . O . ' l I V ,, ' .i.uu... T . 8 The est in modern lo g g 1 . Congratulations Congratulatlons to the class to the class of o ia a - Fon COLLEGE A PORTABLE or other fine glfLS from The Q! Sf kg, T' FINE FOODS AT VIGGO S CAFE Frlendw Store Congratulatlons to class of 1958 1? I fi X2 !' L E MITCHELL X 2 ATTORNEY FXKT, THAT gag K Congratulatlons NX to the class of 1958 Dlal Da 7 2111-2 ,Q cops s MN ikrb Xiu! ff X 'jar' aW axx LOOK Wllh Clothes from C? us L 7 E 1 ' F .,.. X T E .-'. U V. x fl Q EZ' v L .,T,.,.,. 55 f 1 f . . , S f M911 T w Q . X I X T D fl NV' f X - X X 1 f X w N X , QX . - . 4 , f , 'iw Q' Af al U I ' .-W il' V4-T h X A 3 A i ' V an -.g. Z h ,Q .-A i ii SHERIDAN COUNTY IS A R-I-C H MARKET' Its 117 000 cattle rank It 4th rn Nebraska and 23rd ln productxon of hogs p1gS sows sprmg wheat ln the US oats hay barley and rates 2nd 1n chlckens 3rd Its per caprta farm mcome of S1 562 ranks 12th 1n for corn and 5th for wmter wheat Nebraska It 1954 f s gross arm mcome was nearly 15 m1l11on Among 11 r1ch Panhandle countles It ranks FIRST dollars Srhvrtimn Qlnuntg Star Rushvllle Nebraska The Sfar Reaches A County Seai' 70 3 K Take Advantage of th1s weekly Sheridan County s 2650 famllles potentlal Wlth a well read ad m the county seat paper Wmner of 3 awards ln state w1de competlhon agncultural coverage and communlty serv1ce Smcere best ,X W1Sh6S to the wb graduatlng class ?' of 1958 EDGELL AND EDGELL Justlce of the Peace Notary Publ1c Abstracts and Insurance BERT S BAR Bert and Hellen Schottger ' The place to meet your frlends Congratulatlons and best W1ShCS to the class of 1958 - o O . 0 O i 5 I I . of l I . - g I - - - for . : A 'QRS ' 1 -v ' ' . A sg I E CAN T MISS' wlth foods from CENTRAL MARKET They have a full lme of GFOCCYICS ITl6aIS frunts vegetables Telephone orders and free dehwerv Dlal Da 7 2201 Congratulatlons to the class of 1958 NORTHWEST George Baeus owner Modern Federallv controlled storage Congratulatlons to the class of 1958 YOU CAN COUNT ON US QUALITY SERVICE DEPENDABILITY RUSHVILLE LUMBER CO Q O GRAIN CO. , I , I 7 ,T Q ,C s K X 7 . Q ' T 9 If I Y . O PARKER'S DRY CLEANERS CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS TIENSVOLD-ELWOOD MODERN CLEANING METHODS GRAIN Co PICK UP Q CONGRATULATIONS Q AND BEST WISHES DELIVERY TO THE SERVICE SENIORS OF 1958 QUALITY IDEAL MARKET an LOCKERS The W1dCSt Se1eCt1On Of FRESH ERUITS VEGETABLES MEATS and All Other GIOCCTICS F A I. S! J ' 5? NA I and 1 3 - A . V T , , , I I 5 as Q . Lf 9 M RUSHVILLE CLEANERS FREE PI4 K UP and DELIVERY SERVICE ON CLEANING NEEDS YVW CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATES OF 1958 GOOD I RUSHVILLE BAKERY A COFFEE an COFFEE BAR ALWAYS THE FRESHEST BREAD and PASTRIES TELEPHONE QRDERS FOR N 'J CONGRATULATIONS DELIVERY T0 THE Dial Da 7 2232 Cf 5 SENIORS OF 1958 Mm I f If qi ,l f BLANKENBILLER -,, DRUG Reglstered Pharmaelst Cokes Malts Sundaes Cands Dlal Da 7 2342 Cutter and Globe w etermarx supplles WALT HALL Ruahxllle 7 UP dlstrlbutor Dlal Da 7 2388 C0flgI'3Lll13LlOIlS Semors f V I Good DAIRY QUEEN The Cone wuth the Curl on Top Soups Salads Homemade ple C ff Sandsuehes O Ce Malts Sundaes Cake lee Cream fn' ' Q - 7. f'5 E 5 f Cigarettes C9 0 F 0 0 o 'IG PAVOYY O unnu-an O I I O O ee V- 79 ,lx A- CHECK THESE FEATURES RELIABILITY FAST SERVICE LOW COST SONE S PLUMBING AND HEATING DID7I92 CHAMBERLAIN MORTUARY E bl g D 72292 A i 11, . , miie 2 nn g u 7 If ra GENE M LEAHY Insurance That Really Insures OfHCe Dlal Da 7 2372 Res Dlal Da 7 2440 ff Congratulatlous -MM- Semors Q fx ,c 7 Qggjganz O ff 1 ff 5 . 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