St Agnes Academy - Crusader Yearbook (Alliance, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1948 volume:

DEDICATION To St. Francis of Assisi, the Herald of the Great King, who inspired thousands to arm themselves with the shield of confidence and the sword of faith and to go forth to teach the world the secret of perfect joy, we affectionately dedicate this annual, the crowning achievement of our senior year. Pays Two TO ST. FRANCIS The trumpet sounds from Castle Spires, The Knight appears with mounted squires; The pennants fly from lofty tower As maidens wave from heav’nly bower. As sunlight gleams from breastplate bright His soul doth shine and pierce the night; His sword is held in gauntlet hand, To guide his faith throughout the land. As we like you ride up the trail Give us the strength to smite the nail; We know our life will not be easy, So bless it, Francis of Assisi. William Tragresser, ’48 TO THE FACULTY We, the seniors of nineteen hundred and forty-eight have enjoyed during our formative years the Franciscan heritage of true devotion to duty Today as we prepare to take our places in whatever little corner may be allotted to us, we turn with deep appreciation and fond grati- tude, to you, our teachers and true Franciscan “Heralds” and say so simply yet so meaningly, “We thank you.” FACULTY The Right Reverend Monsignor Manning, Religion Reverend J. R. Whelan, Religion Mother M. Virginia, Principal Sister M. Caritas, Social Studies, Algebra Sister M. Ita, Science, Mathematics, Religion Sister M. Laurissa, English, Dramatics Sister M. Christiana, Latin, English, Religion Sister M. Constance, Music Sister M. Leonita, Commercial, Religion Tage Three St. Elizabeth’s Convent, Heijthuijsen, Holland, the European Mother- house of the Franciscan Sisters teaching here at St. Agnes. This is where the real “Heralds of the Great King” are prepared to take up their life’s work in the service of others. The American airliner, “Olso”, on which Mother Erica, the Franciscan Provincial, Mother Virginia, our Principal, and seven companions flew to Holland last June to take part in the General Chapter of the Order which was held there during July. rage Four “Ave Maria”, the beautiful new Angelus bell, which has been in- stalled on the roof of St. Agnes Academy. Now the Angelus ring- ing three times daily calls us to honor our Blessed Mother. This bell according to Mother Virginia, whom we thank for the inspiration, is a symbol of the silent bells in Europe. Page Fh e ST. AGNES ACADEMY, ALLIANCE, NEBRASKA Class of 10411 Class President ALICE TSCHACHER “She aspires to sing at the Metropolitan” Sodalist 1, 2, 3, 4 Cheer Leader 3 Football Queen 4 Contest Soloist 1, 3, 4 Girls’ State 3 Debate 4 Vice-President MARTIN COLLINS “Speed Demon” Sodalist 1, 2, 3, 4 Class President 3 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Vice-President 1 Glee Club 3 Secretary-Treasurer EDWARD BECKER “Class Clown” Sodalist 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 State Tournament 3 District. Championship 3 Football 2, 3, 4 Star Athlete GERALD STEWART “Dagwood” Sodalist 1. 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 State Basketball Tournament 3 District Championship 1, 2, 3 Sodality Program 4 I’uue Eiyht MARGARET McDERMOTT M A RG A K ET McDE R M OTT “Agreeable and Likeable” Attended St. Patrick’s. Sid- ney, 1 ; Soda list 2, 3, 4 ; Choir 2, 3, 4 : Band 2; Football Queen Attendant 4 LORRAINE KLATKA “Blondie” Sodalist 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3. 4 : Pep Club 1. 2, 3, 4; Cheer Leader 4 : Football Queen Attendant 4 ; Contest soloist 3, 4. NORMA JEAN KIRCHNER “Our Spritely Cheer Leader” Sodalist 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Cantata 1. 3; Glee Club 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheer Leader 4. DOLORES HOPKINS “l)utstanding Enthusiasm” Sodalist 1. 2. 3. 4 : Oper- etta 3, 4 : Debate 4 ; Pep Club 1, 2. 3, 4; Musk- Contest 3: Commercial Certificate 3. CONSTANCE JOHNSON “Smiling Connie” Attend Mullen High 1, 2; Pep Club 3 ; Glee Club 3, 4: Choir 3.4; Contest Soloist 3, 4 ; Debate 4. Page Nine CATHERINE FOLEY “Our Ad-getter” Socialist 1. 2. 3. 4 ; Cantata 1 : l ep Club 1. 2. 3; Choir 3, 4 : Commercial Certi- ficate 3; Sodality Program 1. 2. 3. 4. PATRICK DILLON “Curly” Socialist 1. 2. 3, 4 ; Class President 1 : Vice President 2; Football 2. 3. 4: Dis- trict Tournament 3. MARY ELLEN DILLON “Fun-lovin' Redhead” Soda list 1. 2, 3, 4 : Music Contest 3, 4: Operetta 1. 2, 3. 4 ; Glee Club 1. 2. 3. Pep Club 1, 2, 3. 4 ; Soda- lity Program 1, 2. 3. 4. CARMEN COTTIER “Cooperative and Witty” Socialist 2. 3, 4 ; Contest Soloist 4 : Contest Play 4 : Glee Club 1. 2. 3, 4 : Choir 1. 2. 3, 4 : Music Contest 3, 4. MARTHA RISSE “Cheerful But Quiet” Socialist 1. 2. 3. 4 : Cantata t : Pep Club 2, 3, 4 : Queen of Hearts 4: Choir lf 2. 3. 4: Sodality Program 1. 2. 3. 4. Page Ten MARGARET ANNEN Loyal and Helpful Sodalist 1. 2, 3. 4 : Vice President 3; Cantata 1 ; Pep Club 1. 2. 3. 4 ; Choir 3: Sodality Program 1. 2. 3. 4. PHYLLIS SMYTHE “Concerto Joe Attended Sheridan High 1. _. ; Music 2. 3. 4; Debate 4 : Contest Soloist 2. 3. 4 : Scholarship Exam. 4 ; Hon- or Roll 2. 3. 4 : Commercial Certificate 3. Rl’TII WETZLER Our Demure Student Sodalist 1. 2, 3. 4; Honor Roll 2. 3; Sodality Pro- gram 1. 2, 3, 4 : Scholar- ship Exam 4 ; Commercial Certificate 3; Dramatics 4. WILLIAM TRAGRESSER He comes late, but he comes” Sodalist 2. 3. 4 : Class Pre- sident 2; Debate 4; Foot- ball 2. 3. 4: District Tour- nament 3. 4: Vice Presi- dent 3. HELEN SPANEL “Blushing and Shy Attended Broken Bow High 1. 2: Durango. Colo. High 3 ; Pep Club 4 : Sodalist 4 : Choir 4 : Operetta 4. MARGARET ANNEN PHYLLIS SMYTIIE Rl’TII WETZLER WILLIAM TRAGRESSER Pave Eleven MARIANNE BRENNAN MARGARET SNEDEKER GRETCHEN GERDBS BERNARD BECKER KATHERINE PHILLIPS President DOROTHY KATHLEEN SALLY MeGINLEY HOOKHAM NEWBERRY AGNES VINTON Treasurer JOSEPH BERNICE SUSAN MOELLER STEC GRANT Faye Twelve WILLIAM KRIEGSHAUSER JOSEPH JOANNE NINA DOROTHY HILL MANNING GARCIA KING Juniors . VjIA BOYCE JOAN CONNORS M A K( i. K 1 WETZLER IN ICE PATRICIA TROTH COUPENS MARTHA MARY BAUMAN BAUMAN CHARLES LEONA MARY HELEN WETZLER WALTERS STEWART MYRTLE WHITE Secretary Page Thirteen Sophomores A group of sophomores en- joying the intricacies of angles and tangents as presented in their geometry class. Cecilia Koehnke is at the board. George Rubentaler Clara Schwartz Richard Strong Beverly Wilmott Margaret Stone Colleen Babcock Donna Barta Margaret Beal Arlene Becker Burley Beardon Eugene Beiber Norma Boyce Bernard Burke Deloris Evans Patricia Flaherty Dan Foley Joanne Freimuth Martin Freimuth Joseph Gerdes Betty Gibson Gerald Goetzinger Cecilia Koehnke Jerome Kosmichi Dorothy Man ion Sheila Mulick Jodine McNertney Teresa Rock Lorene Rohrbouck Helen Rizzi Page Fourteen Freshmen Class First Row—Bruce Parsons, Juanita Marin, Charles Haller, Marilyn O'Dea. Second Row—Tillie Garcia, Jake Haller, Margaret McDonald, Ann Kriegshauser, Margaret Heitz, Elizabeth Sherlock. Third Row—Margaret Linenbrink. Florence Heesacker, Caroline Brennan, Jeanne Straet- ker, Stephen Deaver, Yvonne Kunzman, Carmen Gibson. Fourth Row—Janet Evans, Wilma Mengers, Francis Collins, Mary C. Wetzler, John Haller. Rita A1 Goding, Lawrence Acker. Fifth Row—Richard Speck, Rosalie Wertz, Donald Tschacher, Mary Newberry, Elizabeth McGinley, Patricia Vinton. The biology class in active attention. Page Fifteen The seniors in this attentive Religion Class which is con- ducted by Reverend Father Whelan are having a lesson on the Christian principles of marriage. Here the freshmen seem com- pletely at ease while they listen to an algebra explana- tion in this class conducted by Sister M. Caritas. Future typists are trying the various skills which they must master if they hope to succeed. Page Sixteen Dorothy McGinley, a member of the Speech Class, makes a record of her se- lection with Mary Bauman at the controls. ‘ Heralds of the Stage” talking over their coming contest play entitled ‘Elmer.” SHINE qn VV taou H An animated discussion takes place in the senior class as they prepare the question for their next debate. Martin Collins leads the discussion while Lorraine Klatka in the foreground and Catherine Foley argue an issue. Sister M. Laurissa looks on. Pape Seventeen The “STAG”, published annual- ly by the seniors of St. Agnes, provides many moments of in- terest and enthusiasm. To the left the chemistry class conduct- ed by Sister M. Ita is earnestly delving into the mysteries of science. Below, aspirants to the business world endeavor to take dictation given by Sister Lconita. ••age Eighteen l‘ayc Sinctevn I aye Twenty HERALDS OF SONG Left to Right Rita A1 Goding. Carmen Cottier. Mary E. Dillon. Connie Johnson. Jodine McNertney, Cecilia Koehnke, Helen Rizzi. Mary New berry, Joanne Freimuth. Carmen Gibson. Dorothy King, Shiela Mulick, Wilma Mengers. Left to Right—Clara Schwartz, Jean Straetker, Dorothy Manion, Alice Tschacher, Margaret Beal, Beverly Wilmot, Donna Barta, Cclleen Bab- cock, Betty McGinley, Yvonne Kunzman, Sally Newberry, Norma Boyce, Martha Bauman, Mary Bauman. Lorraine Klatka. The Agnesian Choir with Mother Virginia at the organ. Page Twenty tiro Paye Twenty-three -- And Musical Art Jodine McNertney and Cecilia Koehnke playing Valse by Anton Arensky Myrtle Wnite, Dolores Hopkins, Martin Collins, Lonna barta, Leona waiters. Sharon Henderson, Leonida Todd. Joe Koehnke. Virginia Pozza, Lois Litzen, Lorelta Literas Teresa Cody, Lelores Todd, Catherine White, Franklin Krause, Kathleen Cody, Mary Helen Kennedy. A Happy Trio I aye Twenty-four Music is the only art of heaven given to earth. And the only art of earth taken to heaven. Paye Tuenty-flce Sister Emily’s Music Workshop Paye Twenty-six Pape Twenty-seven Huye fwentp-etffht Sodality Page T icent inline l Jest ini Mariam A Group of seniors presenting the radio program, “Today Is My Turn,” as a sodality project. Page Thirty A Catholic Press exhibition arranged by the sophomores. Society Heralds Football Queen”, Alice Tschacher, and her Attendants Page Thirty-i Monsignor Manning blessing (he new Angelus bell. Joseph Gerdes and Lorraine Klatka chosen King and Queen of Hearts” respectively. I'nge J'l‘ irty t u:o Page Thirty-three — Heralds of Loyalty and Enthusiasm TOP ROW—Left to right, Carolyn Brennan, Mary Clair Wetzler, Yvonne Kunzman, Betty McGinley, Wilma Mongers, Rita A1 Goding, Norma Boyce. SECOND ROW—Alice Tschacher, Jodine McNertney, Cecilia Koehnke, Nelda Boyce, Margaret Beal. Helen Rizzi, Arlene Becker, Mary New- berry. THIRD ROW—Kathie Phillips, Joanne Manning, Marianne Brennan, Gretchen Gerdes, Patty Flaherty, Mary Ellen Stewart, Patty Coupens, Patty Connelly, Margaret Snedeker, Inice Troth. FOURTH ROW—Martha Bauman, Mary Bauman. Carmen Cottier, Mary Ellen Dillon, Phyllis Smythe, Sally Newberry, Dorothy McGinley, Dolores Hopkins, Helen Spanel, Martha Risse, Norma Jean Kirchner. f Heralds of the Gridiron Top Row— Coach Todd Jerry Stewart Dick Strong Lawrence Acker Martin Collins Ed Becker Joe Moeller Father Whelan Bottom Row— Dan Foley Bill Tragresser George Rubenthaler Pat Dillon Charles Wetzler Burley Beardon Bernie Burke Gerald Goetzinger Mary Bauman, Norma Jean Kirchner. Lor- raine Klatka and Martha Bauman Pope Thirty-four Irish Cagers Top Row— Coach Todd Dan Foley Bill Kreigshauser George Rubenthaler Richard Speck Steve Deaver Gerald Goetzinger Reverend Father Whelan Charles Wetzler A Good Score Bottom Row— Eugene Beiber Charles Wetzler Burley Beardon Joe Gerdes Bernie Burke Dick Strong Jerry Stewart Ed Becker Burley Beardon—49 Dick Strong—42 Good Team Work. Bernie Burke Did he make it? Page Thirty-five rage Thirty 8iw Page Thirty-seven Not finished — but prepared to take our place in the tournament of life — and win. Page Forty Congratulations Seniors! St. Agnes Glee Club will miss you lots next year. Here’s hoping your future will be “One Grand Sweet Song.” CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS OF '48 Knights of Columbus Council 975 Alliance Nebraska Page Forty-one Best Wishes to the Seniors SEVENTH and EIGHTH GRADES The THIRD and FOURTH GRADES When it’s our turn to be SENIORS we hope to be as nice as The Class of 1948 To the Class of ’48 Best Wishes for A Successful Future The FOURTH and FIFTH GRADES The Kindergarten—CLASS of ’60 COMPLIMENTS of S. A. A. Freshmen Class Grantham Candy Company Pipes Cigars Cigarettes Phone 835 Gum Candy Fountain-Fruits 312 Box Butte Avenue P. O. Box 528 Alliance, Nebraska Page Forty-two Photographs A Lasting Reminder of Every Important Occasion The portraits in this Annual bear the mark of fine quality— “Photo by Worley” Worley Studio 508 Box Butte Phone 20 Page Forty-three KING b OLDS BAND INSTRUMENTS Scandalli Piano Accordions EVERYTHING IN MUSIC 1515 Broadway 1516 Doge Street Scottsbluff, Nebr. Omaha, Nebraska The Home of the Steinway Piano Qoifj and feaatUtxj, at Alliance Country Club Page Forty-Jour MILTON’S Sell Sesuj-ice. DRUG Phone 132 214 Box Butte Alliance, Nebr. Ham Thiele Jewelers •7 Best Wishes DONOVAN’S to the Hatchery, Groceries, Meats Senior Class and Chicken Feed • Economy Furniture Store Quality - Service - Satisfaction 319 East 3rd Phone 1196 Alliance Nebraska Alliance Nebraska Congratulations, If It Is Available We Have It. Class of 48 HARDWARE Hested Stores WASHING MACHINE REPAIRS FARMER’S NEEDS PLUMBING and FITTINGS 5c to $1.00 JOE POZZA HARDWARE Alliance Nebraska Alliance Nebraska Congratulations Wright Brothers to JOHN DEERE Class of '48 DODGE-PLYMOUTH O. M. KELLOGG SALES SERVICE 210 Cheyenne Phone 501 Grain Elevator Alliance, Nebraska Page Fortg five Newberry’s Hardware Store • The Farm and Ranch Store Since I 888 Best Wishes Class of '48 and Good Luck Throughout the Years JIliiiiH? 734 West Third Street High Quality Merchandise “SNAPPY SERVICE’’ Co-ops Are Community Builders The GUARDIAN STATE BANK Alliance, Nebraska MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Page Forty six Congratulations to The Class of '48 Dillon’s Cafe Allis-Chalmers Wheel and Crawler Types Tractors CATTLE SPRAYERS Graham - Hoeme Plows See your ALLIS-CHALMERS DEALER McELHENY’S Compliments of Alliance Candy Co. Landa Funeral Home Ralph E. Landa G18 Box Butte Ave. Alliance LeFave Dairy Pasteurized Dairy Products Alliance Nebraska hr. h. (i. haumaii OPTOMETRIST 3111 � Box Butte Phone 755 Alliance Nebraska Congratulations, Class of '48 Smith’s Snooker Parlor R. P. Stewart, Prop. Compliments of Trailer! Motor Service yam, 203 Laramie Phone 1220 HUDSON DEALER Page Forty-seven IDEAL FROZEN FOOD LOCKER COMPANY CONGRATULATIONS to the Class of ’48 Quality Meats 1003 W. 3rd Phone 200 PROPER PONTIAC Sales and Service 242 Cheyenne Phone 292 DOBSON USED CARS CONGRATULATIONS • Dutch Mill, West 3rd Street Berman Lumber Co. Phone 1268-LW Everything in Building Material 1020 West 3rd Phone 140 CONGRATULATIONS from L ft MM COMPANY CONGRATULATIONS Dr. Pepper Bottling Co. Supplying your DR. PEPPER SEVEN-UP NESBITT'S ORANGE DELAWARE PUNCH Tel. 119 Alliance, Nebr. Congratulations to McCormac Jewelers Class of '48 320 Box Butte Alliance ALLEN ELECTRIC Westinghouse Appliances Sales and Service Wiring Page Forty-eight Congratulations Class of '48 Smiley’s Service E. Slockliam Oil Imp. Co. Frontier Petroleum Products J. I. Case Machinery “FOR THOSE WHO WANT THE BEST” Phone 241 Alliance Nebraska Compliments of The Missouri Market Smith Hill Oil Co. Gas, Oil and Accessories On Highway No. 2 Anselmo Nebraska Hempel’s Mobil Service E. M. Hempel, Prop. WHOLESALE and RETAIL 814 East 3rd Phone 372 Congratulations Scoggin Jeweler Where Quality is Assured HAMILTON ELGIN WATCHES Phone 299-J Alliance, Nebr. COMPLIMENTS of EAST TENTH SERVICE STATION E. J. O’Brien, Prop. GAS, OIL, BATTERIES and GREASE E. 1. WHITEHEAD, M.D. Practice limited to EYE, EAR, NOSE and THROAT Alliance Nebraska Page Forty-nine Congratulations Class of '48 Liinihnt's Music Cii. Congratulations Class of '48 GEORGE NEUSWANGER TENTH STREET GROCERY Groceries - Meats School Supplies Candy Ice Cream LYLE STEVENS Congratulations Class of '48 Doctors Goding and Sixta FARMERS UNION CO-OP OIL ASSOCIATION Hemingford, Nebraska BULK PLANTS AT Hemingford and Berea Gasoline Kerosene Tractor and Heating Fuels CO-OP OIL “TRADE WITH YOURSELF” GLEN MILLER LINOLEUMS WINDOW SHADES PICTURE FRAMING 212 Laramie Phone 311 MILLER MORTUARY FUNERAL AND AMBULANCE SERVICE Phone—Day 311—Nights Sundays and Holidays 535 819 Niobi ara Alliance Page Fifty Congratulations to the Class of '48 The Friendly Store ALLIANCE HOTEL AND CAFE INVITES THE MEMBERSHIP OF THE ACADEMY to visit our Cafe PRICES REASONABLE Open 24 Hours C. E. Griffith Kenith Anderson Congratulations to the Class of '48 REX HAMBURGER SHOP Winnie Strain Laundry • COMPLETE LAUNDRY SERVICE “Let our phoneline be your clothesline” Phone 160 .1. ('. lYnnn fnmpanv Alliance, Nebraska Holsten’s DRUGS JEWELRY Congratulations to the Class of '48 KANDY SNAP % Congratulations ALLIANCE POPPER Fartc Fifty-one Phone 682 203 Box Butte THE FAVORITE WITH ST. AGNES STUDENTS Not Responsible For Goods Left Over 90 Days Royal Portable Typewriters Alliance Cleaners Alliance, Nebraska Nebraska Typewriter and Equipment Co. 109 East 3rd St. Phone 282 CONGRATULATIONS ALLIANCE FLORAL CO. Alliance Theater Say It With Flowers A. F. IRWIN ( � ZURN TAXI The Double Cleaning Process White Top Cabs Keep - U - Neat CLEANERS Phone 133 121 East 3rd DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE Phone 33 Alliance Nebraska Alliance Beauty Shop C. J. Ericson Mrs. C. J. Ericson Proprietor Manager Call 500 Popular Prices Your Wishes Fulfilled COLD WAVES MANICURES MACHINELESS PERMANENTS By Expert Operators Ann Rubenthaler, Proprietor AFC Alliance Furniture Co. “The house of service— High Quality— Low Price.” Alliance Nebraska 1‘agc Fijty-two Selleck Abstract Co. H. H. SELLECK Bonded Abstracter ABSTRACTS Real Estate Loans Insui’ance Congratulations to the Class of '48 BEST LUCK ALWAYS Dr. L. G. Neff The Robertson Motor COMPLIMENTS Company YOUR STUDEBAKER of DEALER KANE ELECTRIC Phone 97 Alliance, Nebr. Congratulations Congratulations to the to the Class of '48 Class of '48 COPSEY CLINIC Art Buchfinck THE FAMOUS CLOTHING WILLARD F. ANDERSON Men s and Young1 Men’s CLOTHING Income Tax Consultant Alliance Nebraska Page Fifty three Congratulations To the Class of 1948 for the Completion of their high school course. A. H. JONES COMPANY CHRYSLER—PLYMOUTH DEALER Congratulations and Best Wishes to THE CLASS OF 1948 DOCTORS BROZ SEN6 Ride with Pleasure on Congratulations U. S. Royal Air Ride TIRES See Us For INSURANCE, FARM, RANCH STICKN EY'S LOANS, REAL ESTATE, RENTALS TIRE VULCANIZING and RECAPPING O'Brien - Brittan Alliance National Bank Building 215 West 3rd Alliance COMPLIMENTS Best Wishes and of Congratulations THE ALLIANCE CREAMERY TO THE CLASS OF ’48 COMPANY ICE CREAM - BUTTER - MILK SMITH CHEVROLET COMPANY FROZEN FOODS Alliance Nebraska Page Fifty-four FINE CANDIES COMPLIMENTS ICE CREAM SOFT DRINKS FRESH BUTTERED POPCORN MAGAZINES NOVELTIES of SLAGLE CLINIC BROWN'S NEWS STAND 118 Box Butte Phone 357 R. P. Stewart, Prop. George Brown Motors DOCTORS VINTON VINTON BUICK TEXACO A Complete Service CHIROPRACTERS Third and Toluca Phone 7 Phone 8 Congratulations TO THE COMPLIMENTS Class of '48 of Sullivan’s DR. E. O'KEEFE Shoe Store Style Shop Dr. W. B. Williams DENTIST Congratulations Times-Herald Building Thiele Drug Phone 1221 Page Fifty-five Alliance Post 1517 11 ol 2 West Third Street Serving All Faiths WALKER FUNERAL HOME Phone 801 217 E. Third Alliance, Nebr. It costs no mere to have the best service from your home, your church, or our large, modern chapel. The full facilities of our Funeral Home are provided at no extra cost. Special attention given in helping to secure death benefits. Day and Night Ambulance Service Careful, Personal Service by David E. Walker Page Fifty-six Cover - Jones Motor Company 313 West 3rd Alliance, Nebr. Congratulations Class Of 1948 Maisky Insurance Agency INSURANCE LOANS REAL ESTATE Make the New AIR-CONDITIONED Alliance Times - Herald DRAKE HOTEL DESIGNERS, ENGRAVERS AND PRINTERS OF THIS FINE ANNUAL Your HOME while in ALLIANCE, NEBRASKA • it’s new • it’s quiet-peaceful • it’s air conditioned • it’s restful-modern You’ll Like It—and the Rates Are Reasonable Alliance Nebraska Dine, too, in the DRAKE CAFE Page Fi tg-seven Compliments of a Good Good Good Friend GOOD LUCK Students Good Taste In a Big Pepsi Congratulations and Best Wishes to Our St. Agnes Graduates 60th Anniversary Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 48 American Lesion hisl O No. 7 Alliance Nebraska Alliance Nebraska Page Fifty-eight FOURTH STREET MARKET FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES FANCY MEATS AND FISH FANCY STAPLE GROCERIES Phone 57 Free Delivery YOUR PAINT AND DECORATING HEADQUARTERS TURNER 111 Box Butte Phone 1248 Better Quality Cement and Plaster MRS. RIZZI Work East Third Street Cafe C. W. Boyce Phone 216-J “Home of Good Food” Veteran’s of Foreign Wars Post Number 1517 115 1-3 West Third ALLIANCE NEBRASKA Page Fifty-nine BUT WHO MAKES IT? The name Kimball on the fall hoard is your assurance of top quality in a truly fine instrument. Kimball pianos are built complete . . . keys, actions, hammers, strings, plates, pedals, etc. ... in the world’s largest and best equipped piano factory. A quality control and a finished product uniformity are thus established that are otherwise unattainable. In this, their ninetieth year, the same quality standards that have made the name Kimball on pianos and pipe organs acclaimed the world over, are being maintained and bettered. There is no promise so convincing as past performance. Your inspection of the new Kimball Consolettes is cordially invited. Immediate Delivery “The Music Center’ 1208 O. Street Page Sixty Lincoln, Nebraska Autog raphs Autog raphs Autog raphs Autog raphs