St Agnes Academy - Crusader Yearbook (Alliance, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1951 volume:

95' cSt, Tig St. J Cgnes ■ Sctulcnuj ALLIANCE, NEBRASKA CDedh ication We seniors are deeply aware of the willing sacrifices, hard wor and generous cooperation so lovingly given by you, our parents, in order that we might have the advantages of a complete and well' rounded education. Perhaps, we have ta en this for granted, but as our last year at St. Agnes closes in, your part in our progress stands out as a brilliant star illuminating the pathway that our Alma Mater has so definitely pointed out. We hope to give you some compensation by endeavoring to follow that guidance and thus become useful citizens making our comer a little brighter because we had been there and finally enjoying with you a lasting happiness. Now, in fond appreciation we gratefully dedicate this yearbook to you, our beloved parents. Page 2 To Gerald Stewart, '49, and Lorraine Klatka Stewart, '49. To Sister M. Geralda, a long-time member of St. Agnes Faculty, who celebrated the Golden Jubilee of her religious profession during the past sum- mer of 1950. To Virginia Deaver Meyer, '46, and Clar- ence A. Meyer. Children of Mary Page 3 Page 4 To Virginia’s Wed- ding Party. Also to Lorraine’s Wedding Party. To Virginia, a Child of Mary. Expectation Till We Meet Again The Class of '50 i L i 1 J I s Appreciation Page 6 His Assistant Reverend Joseph Abele Religion The Pastor of Holy Rosary Church— The Right Reverend P. J. Manning cJhe of acuity MOTHER M. HILGA Principal SISTER M. IT A Science SISTER M. ELECTA Adv. Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry, Latin SISTER M. LAURISSA English, Speech, Social Studies SISTER M. CONSTANCE Music SISTER M. LEONITA Commercial SISTER M. DOLORETTA English, Mathematics yv MRS. K. P. HOFFMAN History, Economic Gcog' raphy (Qur The Future Belongs To Those Who Prepare For It Class Flower CAMELLIA Class Colors CHERRY RED and GREY Page 8 eme Lives of great men all remind us We can ma e our lives sublime. And, departing, leave behind us ... ON THE SANDS OF TIME 11222122 men Footprints that we want the freshmen As they start upon their quest. To discover soon and follow Lest they wander long or rest. Teresa Cody, President Richard Boness, Vice-president Lois Litzen, Secretary Patrick Barry, Treasurer Delving into the ‘ tracks of science. “There are very few persons who pursue science with true dignity. Torosa Cody Doris Collins Margaret Cross William Delsing Roger Golden Joseph Haller Fred Koehnke Donald Kosmicki Karen Kosmicki Mary Jo Kosmicki Michael Kosmicki Nicholas Kosmicki Lois Jean Litzen Loretta Literas Sharon Love Margaret Malone Donna Manion Sharon Nolette Virginia Pozza Mary Ann Samuelson Rita Straetkor William Wetzler Phyllis Yeager Catherine White Patrick Barry John Beibor Richard Boness Kathleen Cody cJhe Sophomores Footprints that we hope the sophomores As they climb to heights unknown. Will discern and proudly follow, Gayly reaping where we’ve sown. Marianne Beaton, President Thomas Girard, Vice-President Shirley Harnan, Treasurer Marlene Gomez, Secretary “All men are historians. Ask the sophomores! Page 12 Marianne Abley Vivian Applegate Marianne Beaton Irere Becker Maxine Becker Douglas Best Nadine Boyce I John Elsea Thomas Girard Marlono Gomez Shirley Harnan William Heitz Mary Virginia Hoffman Darleno Konnody Carol Kicken Claudia Klemke Blanche Kosmicld Adrienne La Pointe Verna Linenbrink LeRoy Louden Donald Maloney John Manning Robert Nowman Barbara Peterson Geneva Rafferty Bruce Rockey Joseph Ruffato Loretta Socket Mary Anne Sherman Marlene Tully Rose Marie Vocu Mary Frances Zigweid Page i: The sophomores studying mysteries by means of a very wonderful ma' chine called the “Rayoscope. umors Footprints that we now the juniors Pausing timely while they tal Will remember, plan then follow As along our path they wal . Madeline Rock, President Donald LaFave, Vice-President Joseph Kohnke, Secretary Delpha Wetzler, Treasurer (not in picture) Page 14 Top Row Raymond Butler Paul Dietlein Agnes Dillon Joan Gildorsleeve Eugene Hardin Sharon Henderson Joseph Koehnke Middle Row Donald La Fave Lois Leonard Patrick Phillips Marjorie Masek Beverly Putman Madeline Rock James Rockey Bottom Row Mary Ellen Sherlock Cecilia Theile Marjorie Tschacher Donna Turner Rosalie 'Vinton John Walters Delpha Wetzler The Cicero class learning that— “There are more men enobled by study than by nature. “That is a good book which is opened with the expectation and closed with profit. The juniors “track down votes for Boys and Girls County elec tions. One flag, one land, one heart, one hand, one nation evermore. Page 16 SfJie Seniors Thus, we, the Seniors, leave our footprints On the sands of S.A.A. May they guide all those who follow To a bright eternal day. Yvonne Eunzman President “Even virtue is mo when it appears in a beauti- ful person. Rita A1 Goding Vice-President “You have deserved commen- dation, true applause, and love. fair Page 17 Stephen Deaver Treasurer A little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of men. Richard Speck Secretary “Common sense is instinct; enough of it is genius. Eleanor Beyer “Keep cool and you command everybody. Georgie Mae Dubry “A good heart is bet- ter than all the heads in the world. Matilde Garcia “There is nothing so kingly as kindness. Page 18 Janet Evans “Few things are im- possible to diligence and skill. Charles Haller “True courage dares to do right. John Haller “The joy of young men is in their strength. Jacob Haller “A good head and in- dustrious hand. Margaret McDonald “She that inquires much learns much. Margaret Heitz “Defer not till tomor- row to be wise. Margaret Linenbrink “A quiet tongue hath many friends. Elizabeth McGinley “A perfect blending of the light-hearted and the serious. Bruce Parsons “There is nothing so royal as truth. P«! e 1 Rosalie Wertz A good disposition is more valuable than gold. Mary Clare Wetzler She is pretty to walk with and witty to talk with. Page 20 History, a distillation of humor.”—Carlyle. Time.... Rostrum Sponsor. awn ...........September 1947 .......Freshmen Classroom ............Sister Leonita STARS Yvonne Kuntzman..........................President Mary Newberry ......................Vice'president Rosalie Wertz...........................‘Treasurer Steve Deaver.............................Secretary STELLATE ROLL CALL Lawrence Acker, Carolyn Brennan, Francis Collins, Steve Deaver, Janet Evans, Tillie Garcia, Rita A1 Goding, Charles Haller, Jake Haller, John Haller, Margaret Heitz, Florence Hcesacker, Ann Kricgshauser, Yvonne KuntZ' man, Margaret Linenbrink, Margaret McDonald, Eliza' beth McGinley, Wilma Menger, Mary Newberry, Mari' lyn O'Dea, Bruce Parsons, Elizabeth Sherlock, Richard Speck, Jeannie Straetker, Donald Tschacher, Ann Vinton, Patricia Vinton, Rosalie Wertz, Mary Clare Wetzlcr, Car' men Gibson, Juanita Marin. HIGHLIGHTS Spiritual...Daily Holy Mass, Learning to use the Missal Reception into the Sodality, Singing our First High Mass, Our first sodality project. Scholastic....Religion, Algebra, English I, Science I, Latin, General Math. Social......Initiation, Learning to dance, counting the Seniors' dates, Formal Banquet before Christ' mas. Time.... Rostrum. Sponsor. m ormng ..................September 1948 .............Sophomore Classroom .’Hew Faculty Member, Sister Electa STARS Ann Vinton................. Rita A1 Goding............ Jeannie Straetker.......... Bruce Parsons............. .....President .Vice'president .....Secretary .....T reasurer STELLATE ROLL CALL Lawrence Acker, Lawrence Beyer, Eleanore Beyer, Caro' lvn Brennan,. Norma Carpenter, Francis Collins, Steve Deaver, Janet Evans, Rita A1 Goding, Charles Haller, John Haller, Jake Haller, Margaret Heitz, Royaleda Judge, Yvonne Kuntzman, Margaret Linenbrink, Mary Lou McDermott, Margaret McDonald, Elizabeth McGin' ley, Mary Newberry, Bruce Parsons, Elizabeth Sherlock, Richard Speck, Jeannie Straetker, Donald Tschacher, Joan Thompson, Ann Vinton, Rosalie Wertz, Mary Clare Wetzler, Marlene Amberg. HIGHLIGHTS Spiritual..Study of Christ, Our Lady's Grab'bag, Re' treat, Broadcast on Communism, Continued study of the Missal. Scholastic....Religion, Caesar, Geometry, English, Sem' antics, Choral Education, World History, World Geography, Biology. Social.....Queen of Hearts dance, Week-end visit, Christmas Banquet, Sophomore Class Party in the bingo days, Class gift to Library, Web' ster's Large Dictionary with portable Stand, American Biographical Dictionary, Arthurian Picnic impersonating characters in the Idylls of the King. Time..........................September 1949 Rostrum......................Junior Classroom Sponsor.........................Sister Electa STARS Jeannie Straetker...................President Betty McGinley..................Vice'president Vonnie Kuntzman....................Secretary Richard Speck.......................Treasurer STELLATE ROLL CALL Lawrence Acker, Eleanore Beyer, Carolyn Brennan, Norma Carpenter, Steve Deaver, Janet Evans, Charles Haller, Jake Haller, John Haller, Margaret Heitz, Mar' garet Linenbrink, Margaret McDonald, Elizabeth Me' Ginley, Kathryn McManaman, Georgia Dubry, Rita A1 Goding, Ellen Hinton, Vonnie Kuntzman, Ramelle Rohr' ick, Richard Speck, Jeannie Straetker, Joan Thompson, Donald Tschacher, Mary Clare Wetzler, Bruce Parson, Rosalie Wertz. HIGHLIGHTS Spiritual.Daily Holy Mass, First Friday Devotions, The Little Office of the Bl. Virgin, Challenge to Sodalists to Quizz the Juniors, The High Masses we sang. Scholastic....Religion, American History, American Litera' ture, Creative Writing, Interm. Algebra, Trigonometry, Shorthand, Typing, Choral Education. Social.....Rev. Mother Ignace, visit to America and St. Agnes, Football Queen Dance, Birthday Par' ties. School Dances, Election of Pep Club Officers, “Over the Rainbow Junior'Senior Banquet and Prom, Box Butte County Gov' ernment Elections, Music Contest at O'Neill, America the Beautiful, cantata, Variety Show, Gift to the school, Radio and Victrola Com' bination. Time.... Rostrum. Sponsor ..September 19S0 .Senior Classroom ...Sister Laurissa STARS Vonnie Kuntzman.......................President Richard Speck....................Vice'president Rita A1 Goding........................Secretary Steve Deaver..........................Treasurer STELLATE ROLL CALL Eleanore Beyer, Carolyn Brennan, Steve Deaver, Georgia Dubry, Janet Evans, Rita A1 Goding, Tillie Garcia, Charles Haller, Jake Haller, John Haller, Margaiet Heitz, Yvonne Kuntzman, Margaret Linenbrink, Margaret Me' Donald, Betty McGinley, Kathryn McManaman, Bruce Parsons, Richard Speck, Jean Straetker, Joan Thompson, Donald Tschacher, Ann Terry, Patricia Vinton, Rosalie Wertz, Mary Clare Wetzler. HIGHLIGHTS Spiritual..Missa Recitata, Acolytes in the Little Office of the B.V.M., Leading the Rosary in Holy Hour, In our Quest for Happiness special study of our Blessed Mother, Retreat under the direction of Father Sebastian, O.F.M. Holy Year Visits, A day of prayer in Thanksgiving for the proclamation of the Assumption. Scholastic....Religion, English Literature, Social Studies, Physics, Argumentation, Shorthand, Typing. Social.....Initiating the Freshmen, Welcome Dance, Alumni Christmas Dance, Pep Club Rallies, Games, Football Queen and her attendants, Betty McGinley, Vonnie Kuntzman and Rita A1 Goding; King and Queen of Hearts, Mar' garet Linenbrink and Jake Haller. Senior honors and privileges, Banquets and Proms, Sneak Day and—Graduation. Page 21 Commencement pressing on us now, Sowing wrinkles on our brow; If we must grow old in sooth. Surrender our playthings of youth, Each step we tal{e we’re bringing Joy in wild profusion springing, From the memories in this WILL, Dear Friends, we cherish them all still, More joy than we can safely hold. But oh, my dears, we’re growing old. Hence, we the Seniors of St. Agnes Academy of 1951, believing that we are of sound mind and body, hereby, make our last will and testimony: To MOTHER HILGA and the FACULTY we leave sincere gratitude for the affectionate kindness bestowed upon us. To SISTER LAURISSA, our class sponsor, we leave happy memories of our school days at St. Agnes. To DEE McCUNE, our coach, and to the TEAM, we will our best wishes for successful seasons throughout the coming years. ROSALIE WERTZ leaves her typing skill to Gene Harden. BETTY McGINLEY her short hair to Madeline Rock. To the JUNIORS we leave our row of desks in the study hall. RICHARD SPECK surrenders one of his uncle’s cars to some junior in need. PAT VINTON leaves her talent in World Geography to Maxine Becker. JOHN HALLER yields his beautiful, curly, blond locks to Nick Kosmicki. PAT BERRY inherits Steve Deaver’s red cas- sock. VONNIE KUNZMAN leaves her sunny smile so radiant the past four years to Pat Phillips. BRUCE PARSONS surrenders his skill of pushing the electric button to the most conscien- tious Junior. CAROLYN BRENNAN her talent in voice and piano to Mary Ann Beaton. JANET EVANS graciously transfers to John Walters her many correct answers in civics. JEANNIE STRAETKER transfers her high scholastic standing in our class to her “Little Sis- MARGARET McDONALD wills her myster- ious postcards to Joan Gildersleeve. TILLIE GARCIA transmits her shorthand book to Agnes Dillon. JAKE HALLER bequeaths his basket-ball suit to be worn for the next three years by Billy Del- sing. CHARLES HALLER transfers his seat in the Senior classroom near Bing to the Junior with the best ear for music. ANN TERRY leaves her intellectual conversa-, tions to Ray Butler. MARGARET LINENBRINK leaves her per- sonality and charm to Barbara Peterson. MARY CLAIRE bequeaths her friends with cars to future cheer leaders for transportation to the games. WITNESSED AND SIGNED THIS 51st year of the 20th century. MEMBERS OF THE SENIOR CLASS 1951. Page 22 In our quest for happiness Toward Commencement's lasting shore Prayer and study, wor and pleasure Intermingled o’er and o’er. O dear old St. Agnes, where school days are gay, Where duty and pleasure fill up the bright day. Our hearts sing with gladness when thinking of you. We pledge our allegiance for aye we’ll be true. Dear old St. Agnes live on and grow We will be faithful where ever we go. Always St. Agnes, we'll be as true To God and to country as we are to you. Out here in the heart of the great golden west— You stand for the things that our land loves the best. And so “Young America” e’er will be true To teachings inspired, St. Agnes, by you. Dear old St. Agnes live on and grow We will be faithful where ever we go. Always St. Agnes, we’ll be as true To God and to country as we are to you. —Copyrighted Page 23 Spiritual footprints Page 24 “More things are wrought by prayer than this world dreams of. Rosary Broadcast Students broadcast the rosary for peace. Reverend Sebastian Egan O.F.M. Retreat Master. Office Broadcast. The Sodality of the Blessed Virgin broad' casting the Little Office of the Immaculate Conception directly from the Chapel. Continuous Rosary in honor of the promulga' tion of the Dogma of the Assumption. Class of '51 preparing for the future. Page 26 TLrtistiC footprints Page 28 THE ALL GIRL CHORUS OF S.A.A First Row: Margaret Malono. Mary Sherlock. Margie Tschaaher, Agnes Dillon, Marlene Gomez, Tillie Garcia, Mary A. Sherman, Loretta Llitteras, Mary Hoffman. Joan Gildersleeve. Kathleen Cody. Carolyn Brennan, Mary A. Ably, Margaret Linenbrink, Rosalie Wertz, Mary C. Wotzler, Teresa Cody, Cecilia Thiele, Katnryn McManaman, Rosemarie Vocu. Second Row: Mary Ann Beaton. Lois Leonard, Georgia Mae Dubry, Doris Collins, Virginia Pozza, Sharon Love, Vivian Applegate, Rosalie Vinton, Margaret Heitz, Rita A1 Goding. Pat Vinton, Mary A. Samuelson, Rita Straetker, Lois Jean Litzen, Yvonne Kunzman, Shirley Harnon, Betty McGinley. Joan Thompson, Donna Turner, Jean Straetker. At the Piano: Margie Masek. Page 30 Joan Gildorsleeve Tap Dancer Harmony Hall Piano Sextette—Lois Litzen, Kathleen Cody, Doris Collins, Loretta Llitteras, Margaret Malone, Rita Straetker. Evangeline—Cantata by Noble Cain. 7 Tape Recording. 0' Harmonious Fun Page 31 Marianne and Margie. Team' work. Shirley at the Crawford Music Contest. Singing for Pleasure Margie Contest Judges in O’Neill Carolyn Brennan. High School Music Diploma Winner. Lois, Rita, Margie. International Winners. (Fifteen memorized pieces plus five ensembles) Voice Judge Crawlord. Margie, with A Heart That’s Free. Relaxing after Retreat' A Superior Triple Trio in O’Neill Ass‘stant Making Records. Page 35 “Music is the speech of angels. —Carlyle. Future Musicians. Ronnie Warren. Jimmie Cody. The Kent Brothers. Page 36 Resident Students' Chapel Choir. Page 37 Left to right—Georgia Dubry, Eleanor Beyer, Kathryn Me- Manaman, Patricia Vinton, Margaret McDonald dis cussing a current problem Page 39 octal footprints Youth! Youth! How bouyant are thy hopes! They turn Like marigolds, toward the sunny side. Jean Ingelow. Page 40 Don Tschachcr, Betty McGinley, John Walters and Vonnie Kunz- man enjoying their dance. Marianne Beaton, Mar lene Gomez, also Vivian Applegate and Mary Frances Ziegwied making birthday tracks with the rest of the sophomores following. Before. Tracking the Alumni. °K A� t? Royalty the day after. Betty McGinley, Football Queen. Rita A1 Goding and Vonnie Kunszan, her attendants. You, you, you are the boys' choice—You, you, you are the one. There'll be no other one, Sharing the title of Queen. They looked for a queen—You were the best they'd ever seen. Until tonight nobody knew— S.A.A.'s football queen would be you. Royalty's answer. Boys, boys we want to thank you, for these honors tonight. We'll cherish these memories, keeping them ever so bright. Lctternien who made the “Tracks in the athletic sand. Thomas Girard, Bruce Rockey. John Manning, Eugene Hardin, James Rockey, Stephen Deaver, Richard Speck, Donald Tschacher. More tracks, boys, more tracks, ever Page 44 Vonnie Kunzman Rita A1 Goding Donald Tschachcr’s “athlet' ic footprints secured for him a good sportsmanship plaque and certificate. Page 45 The 1951 S.A.A. Cheerleaders. THE BEST EVER. Girls ready for the afternoon walk Steve and Carolyn “kick a but' ton like the Scotch kick to the “Hop Scotch Polka. They “Hop a little on their left shoe. They hop a little on their right one Betty McGinley Kathio McManaman Rosie Wertz Margaret Heitz Charles Haller Jake Haller Margaret McDonald John Haller Anne Terry Eleanor Beyer Sis Linenbrink Vonnie Kunzman Georgia Dubry Bruce Parsons Patty Vinton Carolyn Brennan Jeannio Straotker When the veil of the years is lifted. And this prophet's head is gray. When our boats to the shores are drifted Far from dear, old S.A.A., Then, may our clearer vision. The wisdom of life’s late hour,— Loo bac with mirth and decision At the want of my prophetic power. A decade of ‘footprints on the sands of time,' since our class left dear old Saint Agnes. The world has been hard but good to us.” Thus writes JEANNIE STRAETKER, a reporter for the Chi- cago Tribune, after a visit with her classmates. “I found my old chum, MARGARET LINEN- BRINK, a stern and strict teacher, principal of the Valentine High School. Loquacious MARGARET McDONALD, with two daughters, both having red hair, lives near Harrison. Margaret earned her R.N. and has proved a generous heroine in her community. Our own “Blondie, JOAN THOMPSON, is living in Dalton. She is carrying on family tradi- tion with her four children, all blondes. Only three miles from Joan, lives ELEANOR BEYER in a lovely little cottage in which reigns a happy family spirit. Atter completing her nurse’s training in Den- ver and receiving her degree, BETTY McGINLEY earned the title, “Angel of the Battlefields,” by overseas duty. I visited Lieutenant RICHARD SPECK in San Diego, California. The training has made him a stern and commanding officer. TILLIE GARCIA is private secretary to a banker in California. Her persistent struggle dur- ing her high school days with the commercial sub- jects has led to success. PATTY VINTON’S main ambition was real- ized when she took over the management of a ranch near Whitman. JOHN HALLER is in Denver. This time he remained permanently. He operates “Johnny’s Steak House for dining and dancing. He showed us a wonderful time during our stay in Denver. CHARLES HALLER, an Air Force Officer, is training cadets in California. Jake, who has a responsible position in a bank in Omaha, relayed this information to us. Since receiving her Master’s Degree, ANNE TERRY is teaching English and Journalism at the University of Nebraska. MARGARET HEITZ, an Air Hostess, met and married a certain pilot two years ago and is now living in her comfortable home in Salt Lake City. Living near Ashby on an extensive ranch, is GEORGIA DUBRY, a happy wife and mother. I also visited MARY CLARE WETZLER and her family near Fort Collins, Colorado. A successful business man in Alliance is our class humorist. They say STEVE’S success is at- tributed to his friendly smile. JANET EVANS is Superintendent of Nurses at Douglas County Hospital. Quiet, self-sacri- ficing as ever, she is very busy. Another nurse from our class is CAROLYN BRENNAN. During these last years, however, she has given up her profession for music. We often enjoy her in television. Remember DON TSCHACHER? He lives on a large ranch in Idaho and has become quite famous for his rodeo performances. VONNIE KUNZMAN with her old pep and energy, after teaching several years, settled in Alaska. Her husband is a government employee there. After finishing the Creighton School of Dentis- try, RITA AL GODING went into' business in Chicago. I often visit her. I was sorry to miss BRUCE PARSONS when I was in New York—but at the time could not make it to his ministry in Long Island. My tour ended in Wyoming. There in Tor- rington, I visited with KATHRYN McMANA- MAN happily engaged in the life she loved so well—ranching. Another Wyoming classmate, ROSALIE WERTZ, is a trick rider whom rodeo fans admire and enjoy. I wish that I could have seen all the members of the class of '51. Perhaps, I'll have more luck the next time. Until then let us think of one an- other often especially there where thoughts count most. Page 50 JEANNIE STRAETKER, '51 With hearts that are happy and joyous and gay We loo to the future the glad golden day When our own St. Agnes, can point with great pride To all those who love her and call her their guide. Dear old St. Agnes live on and grow We will be faithful wherever we go. Always St. Agnes we’ll be as true To God and to country as we are to you. Page 51 Thank You! The seniors of St. Agnes Academy wish to expecx some return trom their advertisements; thank all those business men who have made therefore we ask our fellow students and the publication of this annual possible. Al- friends to patronize our advertisers. We hope though their co-operation has been a cour- they will find that their confidence has not teous service to us, they have every right to been misplaced. Congratulations Class of '51 Class of '53 Class of '52 Class of '54 Page 52 Page 53 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 Alliance Consumers Co-Op Association 724 West Third Street Petroleum Food Products and Products COOPERATIVES ARE COMMUNITY BUILDERS FARMERS CO-OPERATIVE ELEVATOR COMPANY Dealers in General Farm Products A. G. Greenwood, Mgr. C. F. Hookman, Pres. H. S. Keane H. C. Hansen, Sec. Lloyd flmsberry John Hennings, Vice Pres. Hemingford, Nebraska Page 54 KING AND OLDS BAND INSTRUMENTS Scandalli Piano Accordions Everything in Music SCHMOLLER MUELLER PIANO CO. 1515 Broadway Scottsbluii. Nebraska Phone 216 The Home of the Steinway Piano and Hammond Organ FOR THE BEST IN QUALITY Uniforms Blouses Skirts Blazers and Gym Suits Satisfaction Guaranteed EISENBERG O'HARA 1315 Market Street Philadelphia 7, Pa. Page 55 COVER-JONES MOTOR COMPANY (Ford) 313 West Third Street COVER-JONES STANDARD SERVICE (MM) Third and Big Horn COVER-JONES IMPLEMENT COMPANY (Standard) Third and Cheyenne Alliance, Nebraska L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY Attleboro Massachusetts CLASS RINGS AND PINS' Commencement Invitations Diplomas — Personal Cards Memorial Plaques — Trophies Club Insignia Representative: Mr. Norman P. Lessor 346 E. 17th St. Fremont, Nebraska Page 56 BOTTLING COMPANY OF ALLIANCE CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1951 PODHAISKY INSURANCE AGENCY Insurance Loans Alliance, Nebraska Real Estate POPULAR! Congratulations You'll be as popular as anyone in school if you play a musical instrument. And it's profitable too! See your bandmaster, or visit our store today. We ll show you how easy it is to play a Conn. to the Class of '51 WE RENT BAND INSTRUMENTS DIETZE MUSIC HOUSE, INC. The Music Center 1208 O St. Lincoln. Nebr. COPSEY CLINIC Page 57 THE Congratulations GUARDIAN STATE BANK Class of '51 Alliance Nebraska MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION H. C. FRICKE Contractor and Builder Congratulations Compliments of the Class of '51 SLAGLE CLINIC . THE ALLIANCE THEATRE Dr. A. G. Burnham Dr. J. Kuncl Dr. G. F. Johnston Dr. E. A. McNulty Page 58 Make the New Air-Conditioned CONGRATULATIONS DRAKE HOTEL Your Home While in Alliance, Nebraska It's new It's quiet—peaceful It's air-conditioned It's restful—modem THIELE DRUG You'll like it—and the rates are reasonable HARRY THIELE Dine, too, in the DRAKE CAFE Jewelers Compliments Congratulations and Best Wishes to Our St. Agnes Graduates of NEBRASKA CERTIFIED POTATO GROWERS ALLIANCE NATIONAL BANK 63rd Anniversary Alliance Nebraska Page 59 SEE BURNEY BROS. First for Your Machinery Needs Congratulations and Best Wishes to the St. Agnes Graduates— Class of '51 GET THE FACTS ON MASSEY-HARRIS TRACTORS FROM US ROSENBERGER'S Farm, fluto and Equipment Company BURNEY BROS. CASE AND OLIVER MACHINERY DESOTO AND PLYMOUTH CARS OLIVER AUTHORIZED r See Burney Brothers For Anything in Massey-Harris Farm Machinery and §4 UBS Krause One-Way Plows Hemingford, Nebraska THE FARMERS Congratulations to St. Agnes CO-OPERATIVE OIL ASSOCIATION Hemingford, Nebraska ALLIANCE CANDY COMPANY Candy Bulk Plants at Hemingford and Berea Gum Tobaccos Cigarettes Fountain Supplies j Gasoline — Tractor and Heating Fuels — Co-Op Oil — Kerosene Restaurant Supplies Sundries Trade with Yourself D. J. Kennedy F. I. McDougall Owners Page 60 Compliments of LEFAVE DAIRY SARGENT'S ALLIANCE PACKING COMPANY Wholesalers of Beef and Pork Custom Butchering Milk and Milk Products Alliance, Nebraska Phone 22-W East of Alliance Phone 24 BRITTAN INSURANCE AGENCY Insurance — Real Estate — Loans NEWBERRY'S HARDWARE COMPANY Where Farmers and Ranchers Meet JACK BRITTAN Alliance Nat'l Bank Bldg. Alliance. Nebraska Phone 607 Est. 1888 Alliance Nebraska Page 61 GRANTHAM CANDY COMPANY ALLIANCE and ALKIRE WHOLESALE COMPANY SCOTTSBLUFF 312 Box Butte Avenue Alliance Phone 835 P. O. Box 528 Congratulations to the Class of '51 MR. W. F. VINTON FOR THE BEST IN MUSIC J (utographs IT'S 1512 Douglas Omaha Page 62 St Signes [Patrons CLEANERS Alliance Cleaners Keep-U-Neat Cleaners Modern Cleaners Shamrock Laundry and Dry Cleaners ABSTRACTERS Selleck Abstract Co. AGRICULTURE IMPLEMENTS Dodd-Debolt, Inc. ARMY GOODS STORES Pete's Clothing and Army Store ASSOCIATIONS Alliance Building Loan Association Alliance Chamber of Commerce National Farm Loan Association Alliance Junior Chamber of Commerce AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS A. H. Jones Company Alliance Nash Company, Harry Seifert Boyd Motor Company Dafney Motors Dalton Motor Company, Dalton, Nebraska Dobson Motor Company Proper Pontiac Robertson Motor Company Rosenberger's Sales and Service, Scottsbluff Smith Chevrolet Trabert Motor Company AUTOMOTIVE EQUIPMENT Breck's Auto Parts Masek Auto Supply, Gering, Nebraska Schafer Auto Supply AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR Delux Radiator Service BAKERIES Delite Bakery Shad's Bakery BANKS Bank of Hemingford BARBER SHOPS Delux Barber Shop BEAUTY SHOPS Alliance Beauty Shop BLACKSMITHS Bernard Straetker, Scottsbluff, Nebr. BOTTLING COMPANIES Seven-Up Bottling Co. BILLIARD PARLORS Brog's Billiard Parlor Smith's Snooker Parlor BROADCASTING COMPANIES KCO W CLUBS Alliance Country Club Fraternal Order of Eagles ZCBJ Lodge CLINICS Drs. Broz S Arrasmith CLOTHING Famous Clothing House COMPLIMENTS Walter Bix Art Buchfink Harry E. Gantz Mr. Mrs. Hubert Straetker John Thompson Donald E. Williams Robert O. Reddish A Friend Shamis Brothers CONFECTIONERS Harris Sales Company Kandy Snap DAIRY PRODUCTS Alliance Creamery Co. DENTISTS Drs. Goding Sixta Dr. Donald J. Kennedy Dr. L. G. Neff Dr. W. B. Williams DEPARTMENT STORES Gambles Stores L. B. Murphy Company J. C. Penney Company DRUGGISTS Holsten Drug Jewelry Milton's Self-Service Drugs Thompson Drug Company Gross Drug ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES Western Appliance Co. Lew Wollaston Radio Sound Service Perrin Refrigeration ELEVATORS Deaver Grain Oil Co., Berea, Nebraska Hagemeister's Grain Feed, Hemingford Home Grain Company, Dalton, Nebraska Kellogg Grain Company Page 63 FLORISTS Alliance Floral Company FOUNTAINS Tip Top Fountain FUNERAL HOMES Landa Funeral Home Walker Funeral Home FURNITURE STORES Alliance Furniture Co. Brazeal Furniture Co. Economy Furniture Store GROCERY STORES Brestel Grocery and Lockers, Dalton Farmers Union Co-operative Store, Heming- ford, Nebraska Garrett's Missouri Market Hi Way Grocery, Hemingford, Nebraska Essay's Cash Grocery, Hemingford, Ne- braska Morrill's Grocery and Cabins Tenth Street Grocery Chimney Town Grocery HARDWARE Alliance Hardware Company Shindler's Hardware Company HOTELS Alliance Hotel Cafe IMPLEMENTS Alliance Tractor Implement Co. Plains Implement Motor Co. Stockham Oil Implement Co. INCOME TAX CONSULTANTS Mr. Anderson Roder L. Crum Ernest C. Miller George Roe Company INSURANCE Graham's Insurance, Real Estate and Loans JEWELERS Scoggin Jeweler LAUNDRIES Alliance Steam Laundry LIVESTOCK COMPANIES Alliance Livestock Commission Co. LOCKERS Ideal Frozen Food Lockers LUMBER Alliance Lumber Company J. H. Melville NEWSPAPERS Alliance Daily Times Herald NEWS DEALERS Brown's News Stand OIL PRODUCTS Case Oil Company Heitz Tankwagon Service OPTOMETRISTS Dr. B. G. Bauman PACKING COMPANIES Panhandle Packing Company MOTELS Frontier Motel PETROLEUM PRODUCTS Neuswanger Petroleum Products PHYSICIANS SURGEONS Dr. G. J. Hand Dr. O. L. Seng PLUMBING S HEATING The Yeager Company H. G. Young Plumbing PROPANE BUTANE GAS Nebraska Hydro Gas Company RESTAURANTS Maryland Steakhouse Romine's Cafe White's Recreation 6c Lunch, Hemingford SERVICE STATIONS Comer Service Station Hempel's Mobil Service O'Brien's Texaco Schommer's Texaco Service Snyder's Texaco Service Templeton's Service SEWING MACHINES Wood's Sewing Machine Shop SHOES F and M Bootery SIGN SHOPS Bill Zieg's Sign Shop SHEET METAL SHOPS Brennan's Sheet Metal Shop SNACK BARS Alliance Snack Bar. SOFT WATER SERVICE Culligan Soft Water TAXI SERVICE Zurn Taxi TYPEWRITERS Nebraska Typewriter 6c Equipment Co. Alliance Typewriter Company VETERINARIANS Drs. Von Tour 6c Von Tour WOMEN'S APPAREL Ale's Feminine Fashions Rhoades Sullivan's Style Shop Thelma's Page 64 LITHOGRAPHED BY JOURNAL-STAR PRINTING CO., LINCOLN. NEBR.. U. S. A. i'Vf