St Agnes Academy - Crusader Yearbook (Alliance, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1949 volume:

presents e 4gers of both centuries. To the untiring effort, noble sacrifice and dauntless courage of the past, the present owes its comfortable h o m e s, peaceful churches and modern schools among which we find . . . . . . live on and grow. We will be faithful ivherever we go. Dear old St. Agnes, kind, good and true. We will be loyal forever to you. ALLIANCE NEBRASKA Page 2 The Right Reverend Monsignor Manning, Religion Reverend J. R. Whelan, Religion Mother M. Virginia, Principal Sister M. Ita, Science, Mathematics Sister M. Electa, English, Latin Sister M. Laurissa, English, Speech, Social Studies Sister M. Leonita, Algebra, History, Commercial Sister M. Constance, Music Mrs. Foland, Commercial to you. Page 3 Pier [Pastor THE RIGHT REVEREND F. J. MANNING REVEREND J. R. WHELAN Page 4 .. 3 tis Assistant ...Wk en Jdessons and Study Page 6 We JLook cTo cJhe ofuture cJ ie Qrand[ C olclen (Shore 49 ERS OF THE “PRESENT” Page 7 I BERNARD BECKER � vice-president of the senior Bernard has proved himself efficient and dauntless. His fine school spirit has done much to make all our activities most successful ami although his cheerful manner and resonant nice keep the corridor� in an uproar, he takes his studies seriously as his scholastic record shows. He is one of the hest dressed men in the school putting aside his rancher's outfit, however, with reluctance. He plans to exchange it permanently in the future for that of a doctor. NELDA BOYCE Nelda is a senior ut S.A.A. whom everyone likes because of her friendliness and sincer- ity. Cooperative, efficient and energetic she is alwavs there where something is to he done. Tlfse qualities combined with that of leadership won for her the responsible po- sition of president of the senior class. We all extend to her our best wishes for sue- «o and happiness in her chosen career a medical doctor. CHARLES WETZLER This livewire of the senior class came to us from Colorado when in the fifth grade and we have enjoyed his kind, easy-going ways ever since. Though never in a hurry, he manages to keep just inside the mark. He has been very active in athletics and has received s veral awards for football and basketball work. He is a very genial and popular secretary of our senior class. JOAN MANNING When Irish eyes are smiling in the senior room, they arc usually those of Red Man- ning our youngest senior. With her mis- chievous smile, spontaneous laughter and sparkling charm, we find her the life of the party. Top honors go to Red for school spirit and enthusiastic cheerleading both of which won for her the title—FOOI BALI. QUEEN. SALLY NEWBERRY With a smile as winsome as her hair is ru Iv. Sally makes a photographer's task an easy one. H-rr interests are many but she de- votes most of her time to singing and listening to operas. Her beautiful voice has won for her leading roles in the school op-r- ettas and a superior rating at the Music Contest. • • • tVhen cL ear K Seniors MARY BAUMAN The “Bauman Twins’ a familiar tune that has been ringing up and down the corridors of St. Agnes for the past thirteen years. These identicals are inseparable and where you sec the one you see the other. However, we are very glad they came in a pair for their kindly, cheerful wit and winsome man- ner have brightened many an hour. Plenty of initiative and plenty of vim that's the twins. MARTHA BAUMAN I DOROTHY KING MARIANNE BRENNAN MARY HELEN STEWART LEONA WALTERS She came to us in her junior year and quickly made her way to the top in popularity. Her beautiful voice, spark- ling smile and personal magnetism has gained for her a lasting place in the hearts of all gnesians. She has de- veloped a fine school spirit and we know that next to Wyoming St. Agnes will always be one of her favorite haunts. Marianne has shared with us the joys and tribulations of St. Agnes since kindergarten days. She is a girl of Irish wit and laughing eyes always b-ieht ami cheerful and just the kill' of friend one is always eager and proud to have. In the future she plans to take up nursing and we are certain that she will cheer many pa- tients with her winning ways. “Bctter-late-than-ncver Stewart we call this little, plump, Irish lass who was born in sunny California, lived in Colorado until she was thirteen and then came to Nebraska and St. Agnes. Mary Helen is small but mighty and makes a welcome addition to any crowd. II 're is a vivacious blonde who hails f,om Hcmin :ford and who carries top honors in her class. “Onie” is fa- mous for her captivating smile, friend- ly manner and accordion playing. She was our sophomore president and as our present Sodality Prefect can al- ways be depended upon to boost class activities. In her future profession as teacher we know that she will be a grand success. • • • JOSEPH HILL DOROTHY McGINLEY MARGARET SNEDEKER MYRTLE WHITE Joe. best known for his frankness ami his ready answers, is mischievous at times hut always reliable. His ability as a radio announcer is widely known and highly praised. Joe’s future plans are somewhat uncertain but do in- clude several years of military train- ing and in this his grim determination will be an advantage. Hack in ’37 when we young ladies first entered St. Agnes, a blonde, bow- legged damsel hailing from a ranch near Lisco, entered too, and began her long trek along the educational road with us. Since then “DortV bow- legs have straightened admirably well although horseback riding continues her favorite pastime. Her flair for clothes, her cute smile and winning personality have made her many friends who see a colorful career in the offing for Dorothy. Margaret, better known as “Sned,” is another lass who has completed her entire school life from primary to sen- ior here at St. Agnes. During her high school days she has eagerly par- ticipated in all activities and has done her utmost to help toward their suc- cess. Her pleasant smile and cheery ‘’hello” should be an asset to the business world which she hopes to conquer. M “Myrt. as she is called by her crowd, is musical, gay and full of school spirit. As secretary of our junior class, her loyalty and enthusiasm were put to the test and not found want- ing. For a girl she has terrific “drive” and uses it well at both piano playing and horseback riding. Although she has lived on a ranch all her life she plans to take up business in the future. PATRICIA COUPENS Fat, one of the 19 ers, has completed her entire school course her-' at S.A.A. This future nurse and collec- tor of salt and pepper shakers seven- ty-eight from every state likes to swim and dance and is very enthusiastic about all school affairs. She is very determined in ideas and manages to finish all that she begins. Proud of her ”big freckles and twinkling eyes. Patricia is a very likeable and loyal friend. MONICA GREEN Another twin but very unlike her coun- terpart this gav brunette has a smile for one and all. Silence is not one of her strong points but a willing helpfulness is. Her jovial r haraet� ” is a great “uplift” and makes us glad to have her around especially when her witty remarks are on the wing. As a future teacher we wish her Mir- ccss. VERONICA GREEN Monica’s blonde second has a smile, also for everyone. These twins came to St. Agnes from Anselmo for their sophomore voar and quickly made themselves ardent Agnesians. Veronica loves to cook and dance but her great- °st ambition right now is to attend the State Teachers’ College at Kearney ind prepare for her teaching profes- sion. NINA GARCIA Nina, one of the most likeable girls in our class, wears a perpetual snide which she flashes around all the while. Her quiet manner and soft voice con- ceal tremendous worth and wc know that Nina will make a cheery home for someone. Her favorite enjoyment is listening to the radio and her plan for the future include extensive travel- ing. • • • Who ave MARGARET WETZLER Mursa ret has attended St. Agne� lor the past nine years Coming here from Fort Collins. Colorado. Scattering hap- piness as she does makes her welcome in all groups and any undertaking finds her ready to share in the work and in the fun. Sports and the out- doors attract her and there she spends as much time as possible at either work or at play. GRETCHEN GERDES Student, typist and friend, Crctchen «Iocs well all that she attempts. Brown eyes and blonde she adds a dainty touch to our senior picture as she goes her quiet way with poise and dignity. College is included in her fu- ture plans after which she intends to use her congeniality to best advan- tage in the business world. AGNES VINTON She quietly entered St. Agnes in her sophomore year and in all things is out to win. Ag‘s willingness and geniality have helped to brighten the many ac- tivities of our class. Her favorite hobbies range from dancing to horse- back riding. Her ambition for suc- cess in all she undertakes will help her in her future work of nursing. PATRICIA CONNELLY Patty, the smallest member of the sen- ior class, hails from the gay life of “Dalton. Those who know her best say that her quiet manner is just a classroom application and that mis- chief and energy can be included in her list of characteristics. She is verv determined in her ideals to make a good nurse. BERNICE STEC Bernice is proud to say that she is the only one in the senior class from that beautiful town of I.ong Pine. Ne- braska. We add that if Long Pine has any more like this little girl with the big heart we hope it will send them on to St. Agnes for they are as- sets which any class is happy to claim. Quiet and helpful she promises her fu- ture employer a capable and earnest worker. BONNIE DELSING Bonnie with the «lancing brown eyes and captivating smile came to St. Agnes in 1945 from Hemingford. An- other petite Miss who goes along her easy wav without worry but she al- ways seems to accomplish her aim. Shv and reserved to strangers she is a helpful friend whose future plans in- clude the telephone office, switch board and ear phones. JOSEPH MOELLER Joe whose main interests lie in physics and math is a perfect type of unself- ishness, honesty and generosity. A man who is always willing to lend a helping hand he will go down in class history as the most accommo- dating student of 49. Combine all this with intelligence and you have what it takes, so when you want to know ask—Joe. KATHERINE PHILLIPS Kathy is a very pleasant gale who came into St. Agnes four years ago. She has held the upper strata scho- lastically ever since and as junior class president showed great enthusiasm and determination for all things per- taining to St. Agnes. She has be- come an integral part of our class and has been selected at various times as class favorite and given honorary dis- tinction. Page 11 ...6 ear (9Id St TCgnes... Page 12 A pause for a coke. A class in English IV enjoying the Shakespearean Flay, Macbeth, from the recordings of Orsen Welles. ... WhenSch oo 2) Enjoying the aftermath of the blizzard of ’49. ays are Qay... i group ot 49 ers busy o their year book—the SlAg. A class in Social Stud- ies with Kathy Phil- lips demonstrating her original cartoon show- ing the encroachment of Federal control. Future members of the business w'orld. easure A social studies group — Gretchen Gerdes, Nelda Boyce, Bernard Becker and Charles Wetzler—hold- ing a discussion on the current question: Resolved, That the Unit- ed Nations now be revised into a Federal World Government. Cecilia Koehnke giving her reading, “The Snow Goose” for the Speech class. Bernard Becker practising in the Speech class for his American Legion Oration. the (Bright Page 15 Page 16 Page 17 Page 18 9‘ umors Staking their claim for igjp Junior Class Officers—Left—Norma Boyce, Eugene Beiber. Bernard Burke. Helen Rizzi. First How — Left — Dolores Evans, Clara Schwartz, Dorothy Manion, Marcella Bid- der, D o n n a Bart a. Sheila Mulick. Second Row — Cecilia Koehnke, Jodine Me- Nertney, Helen Rizzi, Beverly Wilmott, Mar- garet Beal. Marcelene Thompson, Marianne Spanel. Third Row — Teresa Rock, Cynthia Coti, Norma Boyce, Arlene Becker, Patty Flaherty, Lorene Rohrbrouck. Fourth Row — Gerald Goetzinger, R i c h a r d Strong, Eugene Beiber, Joseph Gerdes, Bernard Burke, Burley Bearden. Martin Freimuth, George Rubenthaler. The biology students con- tinue their search mid test tubes and microscopes. Mrs. Foland and her first year type- writing class. First Row. Left — Norma Carpenter. Margaret McDonald, Elizabeth McGinley. Second Row — Margaret Heitz. Yvonne Kuntzman. Mary Lou McDermott. Mary Newberry, Janet Evans. Third Row — Ann Vinton. Margaret Linenbrink. Rita A1 Coding, Mary Clare Wetzler, Royaleda Judge. Fourth Row — Charles Haller. Roselie Wertz. Marlene Amberg. Carolyn Brennan, Joan Thompson. Fifth Row — James Haller. Donald Tschacker. John Haller. Eleanor Beyer. Sixth Row — Lawrence Acker. Steve Deaver. Bruce Parsons. Richard Speck. Standing — Lawrence Beyer. Jeanne Straetker. Page 20 (golden T Tug gets Page 21 What is the end of study, let me know. —Shakespeare Light is the task when many share the toil. —Homer Science and art belong to the whole world and be- fore them banish the bar- riers of nationality. —Goethe We should be as careful of our words as of our actions. —Cicero A great library contains the diary of a human race -—Dawson men [Prospecting First How Mary Ellon Sherlock. Donna Turner. Madeline Rock, Patrick Phillips, Raymond But- ler. John Walters, Paul Dietlein. Joseph Koehnke, Nadine Carpenter, Agnes Dillon, Jo Ann Gilder- sleeve. Second Row Geraldine Newberry, Mary Fran- ces Spaeth, Marjorie Tschacker, Jeanette Warn- baugh, Frances Vialpando, Marjorie Masek. Delnha Wetzler, Donaldeen Vinton, Sharon Henderson. Third Row — Mary Grace Heiland, Jerome Con- nelly, Rosalie Vinton. Donald JLeFave, Patricia Vinton. James Rockey, Beverly Putman, Eugene Harden, Helen Ridder, Paul Gasseling. page 22 MYRTLE WHITE HELEN RIDDER music - (Jo cl [Ringing 3 rue Pag 2 23 Dorothy king — rehearsing for the Talent Quest. Leona Walters playing her contest number. Carolyn Brennan and Clara Mae Schwartz—playing the ever popular “Stormy Weather.” Masek. Helen Bidder and Spaeth—practising a —three piano arrange- Marjorie Mary Frances Bach Concerto- ment. Verdi's II Travatore—played by Jodine McNertney and Cecilia Koehnke. A Contest number. Our first broadcast by remote control from St. Agnes over KNEB — Scottsbluff. 3ke GIJ iBoth jfC) ers Page 27 dike (Spirit Sparkling beauties. OUR PROM QUERN— Mary Ellen Dillon 1 THE FOOTBALL QUEEN OF ’49 — Joan Manning with her Attendants. THE PROM Page 29 The ’49 ERS electing the eminent officials. PRIMARY ELECTION APRIL S. 4P Resting in the social room after the day’s labor. YOUTH! YOUTH! HOW BUOYANT ARE THY HOPES! THEY TURN LIKE MARI—GOLDS, TOWARD THE SUNNY SIDE. {Pony Express OUR LETTERMEN who rode ihe mail and delivered. DISTRICT CHAMPS Coming down—Charles Wetz- ler, George Rubenthaler, Rich- ard Strong, Burley Bearden, Bernard Burke, Joseph Gerdes, Joseph Moeller. cJke Cheering cS Mary Bauman — A leading Cheer Leader. Page 32 THAT IS GOLD WHICH IS WORTH GOLD —Herbert Martha Bauman —Another lead- i n g Cheer Leader. Cheer Leaders—Left, Martha Bauman, Norma Boyce, Cecilia koehnke, Joan Manning, Patsy Flaherty, Mary Bauman. Bottom Row — Left — Joseph Hill. Bernard Burke, Richard Strong, Charles Wetzler, Gerald Goetzinger. Richard Speck, Jerry Connelly. Top Row — Raymond Butler. James Rockey. Joseph Moeller, Lawrence Acker. Eugene Harden. Donald LeFave. John Walters. Reverend J. R. Whelan. Coach. Page 34 Class CD CDistnct Champs Richard Strong in the air for the rebound. Bottom Row — Left — Raymond Butler, Joseph Hill, Steve Reaver. Lawrence Beyer, Richard Speck. Middle Row — Charles Wetzler, Burley Bearden, Bernard Burke. Joseph Gerdes, Eugene Beiher, Richard Strong. Standing — Assistant coach, Ree McCune, Jerry Connelly, James Rockey, Reverend J R. Whelan, Coach — John Walters. Joseph Koehnke, Assistant coach. Rick Schafer. Page 35 (D,: Gil istnct Champs of ENERGY AND PERSISTENCE CONQUER ALL THINGS. —Franklin {Irish Slake TTleet Sfitle (Taken from the Alliance Times Herald) The Fighting Irish of St. Agnes Academy, Sat- urday night won the district Class D tournament at McGrew, beating Sunflower of Mitchell in a tough and thrilling basketball game by 37-36. Joe Gerdes, scrappy guard for St. Agnes, sank the winning field goal in the final 20 seconds to notch the victory. The small St. Agnes squad came through in the clutch Saturday night just as they did in the semi- finals against Melbeta Thursday night when they won by a single point in the final seconds. The tough little Irish squad of 10 boys, nearly the entire male section of the student body of St. Agnes, returned to Alliance late Saturday night happy with their win. Father Whelan, Coach of the team, could hardly speak Sunday morning, he was so proud of his boys. Two years ago St. Agnes won the district tour- nament, went to Lincoln but were knocked off in the first game. Their scrappy, spirited type of play, however, earned for them the respect of the big city crowds as well as the affectionate regard of Alliance cage fans. Sfhe Qold CDicjcjers Sfrek St. Agnes Opponents L. 22 Hay Springs 29 L. 38 Hemingford 40 W. 40 Harrison 32 I.. 23 Hay Springs 36 L. 32 St. Pat’s (N. Platte) 36 L. 22 Scottsbluff “B” 43 W. 35 Mullen 28 W. 42 Assumption 30 L. 30 St. Pat’s (Sidney) 36 W. 41 McGrew 25 L. 37 Spalding Academy 40 W. 41 Sacred Heart, Greeley 11 W. 54 Assumption 27 W. 25 Hay Springs 24 W. 28 St. Pat’s (Sidney) 24 L. 25 Chadron Prep 59 W. 35 Hemingford 33 L. 31 Chadron Prep 42 W. 31 Assumption 28 W. 46 Melbeta 45 W. 37 Sunflower 36 L. 43 Hyannis 53 Total 759 757 Bernard Burke—High point man—Score 226. AH! HAPPY YEARS! ONCE MORE WHO WOULD NOT BE A BOY! —Byron Page 36 Bauman Twins Myrtle White Marianne Brennan Margaret Wetzler Mary Helen Stewart Dorothy McGinley Gretchen Gerdes Qold (Dust Patty Connelly HE IS SO LITTLE TO HE SO LARGE Cfoodbye dJJie JLast of the Jfg ers Page 38 a ficui! of he LPresent jfg ers Page 39 Thank You! The seniors of St. Agnes Academy wish to thank all those business men who have made the publication of this annual possible. Although their co-operation has been a courteous service to us they have every right to expect some return from their advertisements: therefore we ask our fellow students and friends to patronize our advertisers. We hope they will find that their confidence has not been mis- placed. Congratulations Seniors! St. Agnes Glee Club will miss you next year. May your life be “One Grand Sweet Song.” Congratulations from Sister Emily and her Primary Department. Paul A. Willsie Company The Academic Costumers Gateway Building Sophomores Omaha Nebraska Page 40 Compliments of The Freshmen PHOTOGRAPHS A Lasting Reminder of Every Important Occasion The Portraits in this Annual bear the mark of fine quality— “Photo by Worley” 508 Box Butte Phone 20 WORLEY STUDIO CONOVER Style 33 in Mahogany or Matched Butt Walnut.. gQOO You’ll enjoy music more, when you own this outstanding instrument, beautifully styled and perfectly constructed by the Conover Cable Piano Company. Come in and try it today. % Dietze Music House, Inc. The Music Center 1208 O Street Page 42 Lincoln, Nebraska KING AND OLDS BAND INSTRUMENTS Scandalli Piano Accordions EVERYTHING IN MUSIC Sehnioller Mueller Piano Company 1515 Broadway 1516 Dodge Street Soottsbliiff, Nebr. The Home of the Steinivay Piano Omaha, Nebraska KCOW “SERVING THE SANDHILLS” at Alliance, Nebraska On The Air 6:30 A. M.-10:30 P. M. Weekdays 7:30 A. M.-9:30 P. M. Sundays NEWS EVERY HOUR ON THE HOUR 1400 on yonr dial Full coverage of Alliance School Sports and other Events. Page 43 Cover-Jones Cover-Jones Cover-Jones Motor Company Implement Standard Service Company JL mnr ((modern farm machinery) 313 West Third Street Third and Big Horn Third and Cheyenne Alliance Nebraska CONGRATULATIONS Class of 19Jf9 PODHAISKY INSURANCE AGENCY INSURANCE LOANS REAL ESTATE ALLIANCE Page 44 VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS Alliance Post 1517 Box 628 1115% West Third Street Congratulations, Seniors! NASH FINCH COMPANY From WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS Curtiss Candy Company “When you think of Candy Think of Curtiss” Crawford, Nebraska Page 45 Alliance Nebraska Congratulations Class 19Jf9 PEPSI COLA BOTTLING CO. WHEN PEPSI IS BEST WHY TAKE LESS NEWBERRY’S HARDWARE STORE The Farm and Ranch Store Since 1888 Make the New Air-Conditioned DRAKE HOTEL Your Home while in Alliance, Nebraska It’s new It’s quiet-peaceful It’s air conditioned It’s restful-modern You’ll like il—and the Kates are reasonable Dine, too, in the DRAKE CAFE Page 46 The Farmers Co-Operative Oil Association For your entertainment IleminKford, Nebraska The Bulk plants at ALLIANCE Heniin};ford and Berea AND GASOLINE KEROSENE TRACTOR AND HEATING RIALTO FUELS CO-OP OIL THEATRES “TRADE WITH YOURSELF” Best Wishes Royal Crystal Salt Class of ’Jf9 All Grades .... Snow White and Good Luck Throughout the Years Tenth Street Grocery 214 West 10th Street Alliance GROCERIES MEATS Chamber of Commerce Lyle Stephens Phone 754-W Page 47 Compliments Best Wishes and Congratulations i i J 7 _ r y i of to the Class of Jf9 Alliance Candy Company Smith Chevrolet Company Alliance Nebraska Congratulations to the Class of ’Jf9 Congratulations HOME OF FINE FOODS Class of ’lf9 LEE’S jm STORE .«poo yoBtt . KANDY SNAP Congratulations to the Class of SULLIVAN’S Shoe Store Style Shop Congratulations C ongratulations Class of ’lf9 SCOGGIN JEWELER Where Quality is Assured From The Hamilton Elgin Watches Alliance Beauty Shop Phone 299-J Alliance, Nebr. Page 48 The Guardian State Bank Allianee Nebraska Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Congratulations and Best Wishes to Our St. Agnes Graduates Alliance National Bank 61st Anniversary Alliance Nebraska Walker Funeral Home Cong ratulations See Us For Insurance, Farm, Ranch Loans, Real Kstate, Rentals O’Brien Brittan Alliance National Bank Building Page 49 GRANTHAM CANDY COMPANY Pipes Cigars Cigarette Gum Candy Fountain-Fruit Alliance Branch Coca-Cola Bottling Company Alliance, Nebraska 312 Box Butte Avenue Phone 833 P. O. Box 328 Alliance, Nebraska Relax... have a Coke E. I. Whitehead, M.D. Practice Limited to EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT Compliments of KASTNER’S GROCERY AND CABINS Phone 212-W 614 W. 3rd Phone 313-W' Congratulations to the Class of ’Jf9 Compliments of LANGMACHER MARKET NEBRASKA CERTIFIED POTATO GROWERS Page 50 Cook’s Products Paint—Wallpaper—Glass—Linoleum Congratulations DAVIS PAINT Class of ’49 WALLPAPER STORE Drs. Coding and Sixta Phone 1587 214 West Third St. Congratulations to the Graduation Class of '49 ALLIANCE CLEANERS Alliance Nebraska Congratulations Lauda Funeral Home Seniors Ralph E. Landa of 618 Box Butte Ave. '49 HOUSE OF GIFTS Alliance Nebraska Spend a Happy Tomorrow By Saving Now. Congratulations to the Have more money to enjoy more things. Save where money earns profitable dividends in com- plete safety. Class of ’49 ALLIANCE BUILDING LOAN ASSOCIATION S12 Box Butte Avenue ALLIANCE LIVESTOCK COMMISSION CO. Page 51 Congratulations Seniors of ’1,9 Thompson Drug Company WILLARD F. ANDERSON Income Tax Consultant Alliance Nebraska F M BOOTERY “Shoes for the Family” Alliance Nebraska Economy Furniture Store Complete Home Furnishings Alliance Nebraska ALLIANCE CONSUMERS CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION 734 West Third Street High Quality Merchandise “Snappy Service” Co-ops Are Community Builders George Neuswanger Petroleum—Coal—Feed Compliments of IDEAL FROZEN FOOD LOCKER COMPANY Phone 71 1003 West Third Street Alliance Nebraska Alliance Nebraska Page 52 Congratulations to the Class of ’1 9 DEE-LITE BAKERY Congratulations to the Class of ’1 9 PETERSON BROTHERS Lakeside Nebraska Doctors Vinton and Vinton McCORMAC JEWELERS CHIROPRACTORS 320 Box Butte Alliance MODERN CLEANERS Congratulations 114 West 4th Street Class Alliance, Nebraska of Cleaning, Pressing anti Repairing ’49 Free Delivery Service FOOD CENTER Congratulations to the We treat you square the whole year round. Class of ’1 9 J. H. MELVILLE LUMBER COMPANY DODD-DeBOLT INC. Phone 650 Page 53 KEEP-U NEAT CLEANERS For a Better kiml of Dry Cleaning Denver Grain Company Phone 133 Berea , Nebraska Compliments GEO. BROWN MOTORS Congratulations to the Class of ’1 9 Buick Diamond T Cars Trucks DR. YON TOUR Complete service for all makes of cars and trucks Phone 7 511 W. Third The Favorite With 24-Hour Service St. Agnes Students Corner Service Station Royal Portable Typewriters Tires—Gas—Oil—Washing—Greasing Batteries—Motor Tune-up—and Repairing Nebraska Typewriter and Equipment Company Alliance Nebraska 109 East 3rd Street Phone 282 124 E. 3rd Street Phone 141 Best Wishes Grads Eat Your Lunch at the From ALLIANCE SNACK BAR WESTERN APPLIANCE • Soup COMPANY • Sandwiches • Pie and Ice Cream Decca, Capitol, Mercury—Records Magazines—Candy—Cigarettes Page 54 Congratulations to the Graduating Class of ’Jf9 Alliance Times-Herald George E. Row Company Income Tax Accountants DESIGNERS, ENGRAVERS AND PRINTERS George E. Row R. K. 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Congratulations }J 9ers American Legion Club Post No. 7 Alliance Nebraska Page 56 Quality Clothes Congratulations and For Men and Young Men Best Wishes to the Famous Clothing House Class of 19Jf9 Rhoads’ Doctors Broz and Seng Congratulations to the Class of ’Jf9 Compliments of Alliance Steam Laundry Esther’s Beauty Shop Complete Laundry Service Phone 160 Phone 1331-W Dr. B. G. 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Murphy New Maryland Cafe Congratulations Benevolent and Protective O. C. Adams and Son, Appliances Order of Elks Frigidaire Maytag Congratulations 120 West Third P. O. Box 726 Phone 431 Alliance Nebraska A Apparel for Women and Misses Friend Alliance, Nebraska Page 59 Compliments of the BRENNAN BET-R-WAY CLEANERS SLAGLE CLINIC Phone 10 409 Laramie Avenue Ladies Ready to Wear Ladies and Children’s Shoes Ales Feminine Fashions HEMPEL’S MOBIL SERVICE E. M. Hempel, Prop. Wholesale and Retail 814' East 3rd Compliments of GROSS DRUG STORE Compliments of ALLIANCE FURNITURE COMPANY Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Ericson J. C. Penney Company NEBRASKA Congratulations to the Class of ’Jf9 SCHADS BAKERY Page 60 Congratulations to Class of ’Jf9 DONALD J. KENNEDY, D.D.S. ALLEN ELECTRIC Westinghouse Appliances Alliance National Bank Building Sales and Service Wiring Alliance Nebraska BERMAN Compliments of LUMBER COMPANY Alliance Loan and Lumber and Everything in Building Material and Supplies Investment Company West Third Street Phone 140 Alliance, Nebraska Congratulations to the Compliments of Class of ’Jf9 HALL’S FIRESTONE GAMBLES The Friendly Store Schaffer Auto Supply Stop at Goodyear Tires and Batteries Vulcanizing and Battery Service FRONTIER MOTEL Replacement Parts for Cars, Trucks and Tractors All Modern, Steam Heat 114 East 3rd Street Alliance Trailer Court Page 61 Congratulations and Best Wishes from Brog’s Billiard Parlor Success to You After Your School Year WRIGHT BROTHERS JOHN DEERE—DODGE—PLYMOUTH Sales and Service 121 Box Butte 210 Cheyenne Phone 501 DON’S CAFE Top Quality in Food and Service 218 West Third Compliments of Trabert Motor Service 1949 203 I.aramie Phone 1220 Alliance Nebraska Hudson Dealer ALLIS-CHALMERS Wheel and Crawler Types TRACTORS Bean Sprayers Graham-Hoeme Plows See l our ALLIS-CHALMERS DEALER McELHENY’S COMPLIMENTS OF The Missouri Market Congratulations Class of ’1 9 Hested Stores 5 Cents to SI.00 Fourth Street Market Fresh Fruits anti Vegetables Fresh Meats and Fish Fancy Staple Groceries Alliance Nebraska Phone 57 Free Delivery Page 62 Congratulations Congratulations to the Seniors of 9 KRINGS DONUT SHOP Knights of Columbus Council 975 Phone 1555 Alliance Alliance Nebraska Alliance Floral Company E. STOCKHAM OIL IMPLEMENT COMPANY Frontier Petroleum Products J. I. Case Machinery Say It Willi Flowers “For Those Who Want the HesC’ A. F. Irwin Phone 241 Alliance Nebraska Fine Candies Ice Cream Soft Drinks Fresh Buttered Popcorn Magazines Novelties Congratulations Class of ’It9 Smith's Snooker Parlor BROWN’S NEWS STAND 118 Box Butte Phone 357 R. P. Stewart, Prop. R. P. Stewart, Prop. For Prompt and Courteous Service Call ZURN TAXI WHITE TOP CABS Lew Wolloston Radio and Sound Service Day and Night Service. Phone 33 We endeavor to he of service to you in the future Radio Eqnipped Cabs Alliance Nebraska Page 63 Alliance Nebraska Holstens Compliments of Drugs Jewelry THE ALLIANCE CREAMERY COMPANY Congratulations to the Class of Ice (Jrtam—Butter—IVlilk Frozen Foods PETE’S CLOTHING AND ARMY STORE DR. W. B. WILLIAMS DENTIST 1013 West 3rd Street Phone 12� Times-Herald Building Alliance Nebraska Phone 1221 Congratulations Class of ’Jf9 THE ROBERTSON MOTOR COMPANY H. C. FRICKE Your Studebaker Dealer Contractor and Builder Phone 97 Alliance, Nebraska For Quick, Direct Taxi Service call CITY CAB COMPANY Congratulations to the Class of 19 9 for the Completion of their high school course. PHONE 111 A. H. JONES COMPANY Chrysler-Plymoutli Dealer Engraving, Printing, and Binding by the State Journal Printing Company, Lincoln, Nebraska. V