St Patricks Academy - Prairie Echo Yearbook (Sidney, NE)
- Class of 1953
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T: he 'i 'miter iii the mave nffi Building a Better Vlorld. 'mf 12' Z- -f r V! f. . , f , . .q ,f,,,f,w Wuxi, ,,,,,! New ut-.3 ,WHY V-,r E 'A.' Spiritual, Intellectual, Physical Social trafriing 'xi tip? lfziyiz f'1l3l' X , X2 A+ df if 4, 3? fuk 34 ,YV QM'-,, A hx Our Queen and our Mother. remember we are thine own: keep us and guard usasth Y opqtty and possessnn. s k,i.. I f-'Q KX E1 lt is to the Priest that God has confided the task of diffusing and nourishing the divine tire of charity, the Priest, gilt oi Iesus to men, helper chosen by the Divine Master to continue on earth His work, who by this sacred sacerdotal action, labors Without intermission to bring to the feet of God those committed to his care. Such is our Pastor, the Very Reverend Albert Albel. Our interests are his interests. To him We have looked for guidance in the attainment oi the goal to make a better World. As Superintendent ot our school and in- structor in the high school religion classes, Father Albel is ably assisted by the following members ot' the Faculty: Reverend Bernard I. McQuillan Ftssistant Director, Sodality, Di- rector, Hthletics Sister M. Patricia, O.S.U. Principal, Social Studies, Commer- cial Sister M. Angela, O.S.U. Languages, Prefect Girls' Dormitory Sister M. Claire, O.S.U. English, Librarian Sister M. Corinne, O.S.U. Latin, Commercial Sister M. Doloretta, O.S.U. Science, Mathematics Mr. Iohn A. Dykal Coach, Social Studies Freshman class officers, Mike Heaton, Clarence Wickman, Sharon Cunning- ham, and Ioe Morales, begin their training as leaders. orinne oversees the practical plication of the administration of the 'Sacrament of Baptism. R. Robinson, L. Francis look at the priest, L. Meyers, father, Ioe Saali, and Hgnes Walsh. Margaret Heaton, Larry Koester, Dave Kowalski, Pluroure Genereaux, Lorenne Kaus, and Ianice Iarred have no fear of the mental gymnastics. and godmother, Marilyn Pflurn, God- Mr- Dykal in the World History claSS demonstrates to an intent QYOUP Of S0Pl'l' omores: Walter Skrdlant, Bob Zferr. Odelifif Wolff, Bill Rayle, Don Weible, and IameS Behm. USVI! -..sr-lHlLllID -:Mali I ,qqnrv-1 1410 Pat Pflum, Ierry Carlson, Marie Rasgor- shelf, and Iohn Brown discuss the coming oratorical contest. Sizter Claire teaches versification to the Sophomore poetry group, Clockwisez Mmian Spurling, Marlene Frauendorfer, Francis Needham, Iirn Ourada, lean llc- Millan, Frank Piskorski, Yolanda Little, Maryanne Rowlan, at board, Pat Lauby Elaine Mclflfresh, and Plvis Mick. -:l ,a , . ,lix Rosemary and Teresa Buchholz, lean Bolke Pat Hruska, Betty Ringleman, MGTNYH Qfm' strong strive ior accuracy and speed. Marilyn Deaver seems to hold the atten- tion of Cathy Devlin, Gonzalo Gallegos, Charlene Fenwick, Rita Harris, Ted Peter- son, Doris Hengen, Ianice Farnsworth Barbara Billesbach, Pat Lauby. I is' L he-J Not so fast, Sister Patricia -typical Shorthand remark from Esther Lanclcriet, Pat Harris, Dianne Davisson, Clare B, Koester, Betty Cizek, Maxine Kallholf, Shirley Arnold, Georgia Furness, Rita Lauderbaugh, Kay Gallagher, Lucille Egging, Virginia Schmitt, Marianne Maher, Chemistry is most absorbing to Virginia Schmitt, Eugenie Milan, Marianne Maher, lerry Helfrich, Ierry Koester, Stan Skrdlant, George Kinney, Rusty George, Plndy Kaus. uf, l,....- I , 1 . f - lunior Class officers: Edward Bolke, Kay O'Neil, Bruce Keenan, and Lucille Egging are just posing for the annual. At'9 .A-4 Spanish is a live language lor Rita Lauderbaugh, Ioe Vasa, and the spec- tators. You can't see Sister Doloretta but is just as engrossed as Bob Marshall, Larry Novak, Dick Cabela, and Dick Cizek, in finding the elfect of pressure on the boiling point. s LJ 2 le' , ml 21 . X gg-QQ-Q Producing a Yearbook and a monthly mimeograph paper requires stick- to-it-iveness, a sense ot humor, an alert mind, and many hours outside of class. Under the direction of Sister M. Claire, both staffs tried to meet the challenge of maintaining Catholic principles While learning the canons and mechanics of journalism. Yearbook Staff. Elaine Peetz, Patrons, Mary Ellen Hruska, Pldvertisingg Nancy Bennett, Co-editor, Don Leonard, Editorg Ernie Deaver Fldvertising Manager, lim Ptlum, Business Manager. School Paper Staff-also called THE PRRIHIE ECHO: Seated: Mary Io Walsh, Typist, Helen Reiners, Editor, Vince Heeg and Leo Kumor, Sports Editors. Standing: Qudrey Hnderjaska, Rrtistg Beverley Stibley, Hssociate Editor, Marianne Wolff, Mimeographer. 4 . I -e 1 , . 1 'I if wines .fl many, The in-between, game of Monopoly, lO:3O snack, and the Home ol the Brave, make it a home away from home. WQQIQTWE3 The King, Bill Dickes, escorts the Queen, Elaine Peetz, to the MHRCH OF DIMES BHLL. Q Occasionally Pludrey Hnderjaska, Clara Mae Fehringer, Mary Ellen Keenan, Sheila Downey, Mary Io Walsh, and Dolores Ferguson find a hall hour to relax and chat with Sister Flngela. 1, ai' so xuyui 'xc , Rs 'A 4 u Ln: 2 E A + X P55 rs' W., f-,W QE M .1 I ,, g Q 5 X F .ser 'Rx ' X.: 'sf J . ' X, ,. . . ws, twirl, K lg il .11 I Teresa Buchholz, who made the post- ers, Carita Kripal, Ierry Helfrich and Qndy Kaus look on as Bernard Kildare dismantles the Cath- olic Press Month Ex- hibit and readies the bulletin board for Vocation Month. I 3' .,,,,, F' tl 4.-X Xl yi 1'1- 5 ,Z il N f 9 2 5, I v 'f .4 V I I pr fi 2? ls ll mfz l 1 ,...t. EPR so I I Pls the Iuniors take over the County Officers' posi- tions for a day, they ac- quire a further awareness of their responsibilities that Government is Your Busi- ness. Page 11 The annual May procession and crowning ol the Blessed Mother culmi- nates the activities of the Sodality. Memories of this particular event are among the most lasting lor the Seniors. The hour ol May Queen fell to Audrey Anderjaska. Her attendants are: Carita Kripal, Mary Ellen Keenan, Clara Mae Fehringer and Teresa Lehman. Page 12 1 ' 4 l 2 3 I 1 W' T I I ,.t. Z , fl Q' Q 0+ WGN X ' ,M cn t -f '. 'FW' fx-Jfpbtwc N f dwg 'Rf '54 V rf A xx l ' , 1 N4 K Q9 4 J. ff R l l ' A mmf if . ., 5 rig ,I- ' i ,-...fl fi' lg f flu 4 1 uf 5 if it tl 1 ff 3 il 1: 5 9 6 Q 5 I A V l lg x E T Q T is T T , s us X41 i lx 0 1. ,A I , 1 A ji 1 T 2 2 T J' , .:,' ff if if bw , Au, z ,,.,....fw N Y' -gf Father McQuillan, Director of the Sodality discusses the drive for Family Communion with Vince Heeg, Prefect, Ioe Vasa, Vice-prefect, Pat Pfium, Secretary, Teresa Buchholz, Treasurer. Led by the Seniors, consecration to the Blessed Mother, brought to an end an inspirational retreat conducted by Father Sebastian Egan, OFM. 'Have a reason for the faith that is in you, was the theme of the Retreat. N While Shepherds Watched, Q colorful ccintcitci-drama was presented by the Glee club for the Chrifstmcns prcgrcizn. re., lt's G thrill to hear the Boys' Chorus harmonize on the 'ilifilian Street Song, Old King Cole, and Waite Boy. First row: f' T' '. 'ez Cf-org Second: ll: Excl T or Veffrich, Third: Kgin- 3' C32 1 The Girls' Glee Club is ready for anything. Pill musical clubs climax the year with cr supci-r-colcaxpfil Vfxxicty Show. t T .45 gms Q- .JIQ tan d skiing xl rx u? G 1 - m d 10 P16 gmevfd' corridor ior the . ihe Shoes m aaa was vm 'H fc W . xx Y G ur earts er S e n i o r Clor of the yec1r's drc toriccxl c o I1 t e st. r e s e n t e d t h Flmericcfn Legio Contest.Yec1r press before other pleted. Oils QUICIC Uno ihe bflfhy-Dorn Page 16 Stage crew and lu Ouflg all Play, the climax matics and ora- Elaine Peetz rep- s ch o ol in th e District Oratorical b o o k g o e s t o contests are com- minuie touches. 1 1 S -Cinon Geo'9e d ss ai! 5 t 2 on't let L 1 9 ,A e In get all the rin gefs E i S is it iii . 3 Si 3 XJ 3 X x i 5 x 2 KMY de cn. girl You took Sxmpw higbtiui V. i 1 X 1 v Page 1 7 4-up ,. 1 iq., ' .. .. , , VN A?-Q .N Those last minute touches, 5 i I W I I' H dunce under the stars led by King, Cyril Heike, and Queen, Filyce Lcxuderbcxugh. 9 2 'k ' ' Page 18 The Royal Court and Q XSfGiI -IICIY to the Stars 8021. fe my Q Y 1 W. !!'?f':-:E ,, -, .kswh . . 'Tay NN., s',,n 'rw r-fig, 'GMwiT'W'2s 1-'QV The Irishg a light team, but still possessing the traditional fighting spirit, ended the season with a 3-4 record in football. .fbi Te RQ? -SSN- xsq, X, -.six 'Q i..siw...,:,i 'ii ...o-.E W., Coach John Dykql giving the boys q pep talk. 859'-N si Pat's 19-Sterling 12 '1:T'WbSJZ9a 'Www QQ' 1 H n inspiration to win the homecom- ing game was pro- vided by Cl a r a Mae Fehringer, Q u e e n S h e i l a Downey, F1 u cl r e y Flnderjaslca, Esther Lanckriet, Betty Hnn Ringleman, and Marilyn Ptlum, the homecoming royal court. gt. Pep rally skits help to win games. Hcting captain, Sharon Farrell presents a corsage to the queen at the homecoming pep rally. Beauty and the Beast . 14-Cmdfon Prep vol S 5 my :I I '17 lit ,wr 4' 153-m-w-ww, ' f ,Mg ,Hmm dai A si 5 N Qi, X it ff an QQ 'v Q xx I it 5.5! s 5, .cox K 'A g. ,XY 5 Dfw - 5' rv' Sn. A1 Wm iwwn , 3515 ' gm. , -bw - f,v..,ssNg xiii! 2?gfT!1S.t:4 b ws z, .A K1 mn... SH!!! 1 H ' . 5 Cb . Sv '5- Hudrey Bnderiaska . . . Hndy, I wanta go home. Never without a wisecrack and future is debatable! Pet peeve is onions and wants to do away with school books, Ncmcy Bennett . . . Nance, Let's go eat! Future holds -something we hope! Pet peeve is porch lights. Never without her dimples, and wants to do away with Radio Stations rr il X' YW lx , J X , . 'IJ 7' 'ff rf ' , , - V I i fr MJ! . ff 1 t , D D fl ' ky X Sister Patricia discusses graduation J .J ' plans with Ptudrey Plnderjaska, Vice- W N V0 X if president, Mary lo Walsh, Secretary, ' f J if 1 if lf f?5 f 7 , i f - we ' ,f LW ' 4 J J ,jj ' ' fff I 2 3 Q5 7 Q V ' if Lillian Coc ran . . . Ied'Sayj .lf r- 4'-X now. Never without 'Lainie 0 and the pickup. Future is Lf!-ji I definitely not around Sid- I ney! Pet peeve, cowboy J boots and letter writers lcer- ' ' I tain onesl. Leon Kumor, Treasurerg and Ronnie Kolces, President. Ernest Deaver . . . Ernie, Ku- mor did it. Never without a comb. Future holds a l0 Lb. fish. Pet pe-eve-curved roads, cmd wants to do away with Kumor. William Dickes . . . Willy, S 'Twasn't me, Sister. Never without wise cracks. Future -a blonde CHe hopesl. Pet peeve is Imperial and wants to do away with Sunday mornings after Sat- urday night dances. ff! NW iff Y tffvfljyi-N heilcx . oni, What! Nev with t Iim's ring and wants to do away with bells. Her future is telephone operator and wants to do away with bookkeeping. '15-' Dorothy Ernest . . . Dot, How 'bout that? Never without Lee, and her future is-a man!! Wants to do away with empty gas tanks, pei peeve is slow people. Richard Gurvin . . . Dick, Now wait a minute. Never with- out Cx stick of gum. His future is engineering and his pet peeve is school and wet hairdos. 71 'n . J 4, ' V f 1, L -, . Clara Mae I-'ehringer . . . Clarie, Don't know, do ya? Pet peeve is eggs, future holds more of Colorado. Never 'without a few books and wants to do away with baby-sitting. Dolores Ferguson . . . Dodie, Huh? Future holds Cali- fornia and her pet peeve is Cheyenne. Never without blue eyes, wants to do away with noise. ,jc -41 'V-0 f 'LN 1 . f lf' km f v Catherine Haws . . . Cathy VP ' fy' f u af! I fl! X ff, iv' I fli J J Hey! Never without Stan jf ' fl 1 and her future is 50 kids. f ,- if j by l'1e's going to be a Kind- ,' f I- rten teacherl Wants to 'M . o away with alarm clocks X ' and people who never talk. 1 wif, Vincent Heeg . . . Vince, The last of the Immortal Heegsf' Let's have a party. Never without a car full ol '??'? His future holds farmsg pet peeve-Caye's singing. Hgnes Helfrich . . . Rggie, Oh Heavens! Never without her billiold and wants to do away with getting up in the morning. Future holds - What? Her pet peeve is some peoples youngsters. 542,164 fri? ' r 'QT fwqio Mary Ellen Hruska . . . Emmy, Well l tried! Never with- out her Studebakerg future holds a school house. Pet peeve-muddy roads, and wants to do away with other drivers. Lee Keenan . . . Red, , Don't hurry me. Never without Bob and wants to do away with history class. Her iu- ture holds a man, and pet peeve is reckless drivers. Mary Ellen Keenan . . . Red, Oh, Fine. Never without something blue and wants to do away with some sing- ing. Future holds more classes and pet peeve is Intirmaries. Bernard Kildare . . . Bernie, My soul and body up a stump. Never without a jokeg future is Kansas and pet peeve is history and eekie people. Carita Kripal . . . Cari, Gi- osh. Future holds-Cal. Wants to do away with Monday mornings and her pet peeve is no hot watery never without Hggie. Ronald Kolres . . . Ron, Let's pray. Never without cr hairbrush, and his future is college. Pet peeve is Pen- ny's customers and would like to do away with Wom- an Suffrage. ,g X V' A Jive' . 1 f , ' f K ' ggi, J41.1'.11!e N ,ff f 1 ff ,af .,Mw'- f 1 v . 'Nj f , ,J fn. J J' -ftfrr Leon Kumor . . . Leo, Deaver did it. Never without Deaver, and his future- well, it isn'! big enough. Pet peeve is water from above and wants to do away with Deaver. Teresa Lehman . . . Terry, I don't know, Never without short hair. Future holds a wedding and her pet peeve is drug store shoppers. Wants to do away with car fenders. '65 ,X 'IJ s f L01 A N ,Lf V l Q T' ff 'Lb Ht! SJ . fi -V r X' Qs 'UNO ft C ' lt., A2 .f , Yi fzj ..', Donald Leonard . . . Don, 1 Let's go shoot a game. ' , Never without a pair of A 1 t boots, his future holds 4-H ' calvesg per peeve is mys- , I terious voices and wants to D U do away with the annual. .V Q 2 'A 1, lf Elaine Peetz . . . 'l.ainie, I say, old bean. Never with- out Ieri and the pick-up. Future is Creighton. Pet peeve-Dime store, and 3, would like to do awa with 6 t e Latin l guage. , If f e I fffifff ff if ,M Vw l lf ? ' ll I James Pllum . . . nm, shad- i W i'jl 71 Ml dup, and go to sleep. Never without curly hair and his future holds more fun! Pet peeve is girls, wants to do away with lenders. Helen Reiners . . . Giggles, Ai 'Mn Oh, no! Never Without a giggle, future is a diamond and wants to do away with stencils, pet peeve Fords. N1 N Dorothy Ringlemcm . . . Dottie, For hellen's Sake! Never without the Model A' and wants to do away with colds, Her future is a town in Washington and her pet peeve is stubborn custom ers. 'Btn -1 t I7 I 1 1 V , N J ,V Beverly Stibley ..... Bev, Goot. Never without Helen and Nance, wants to do away with bookkeepingg tu- ture holds 1 butcher and pet peeve is shaking hands. Mary Io Walsh .... Bugs, l'm furious. Never without red hair and freckles. Pet peeve is no Phys-ed and future holds the St. Louis Cardinals. Wants to do away with the trombone. ' Vema Schilz . . . Vernie, I sure do wish l'd grow a little. Never without freck- les, and future holds ..... work! Pet peeve is being short and wants to do away with history books. ,j rt - . J ,tj ,f J Q' ,, Mary am-. Wolff ..,. Mary, r 'Q . I . If i b ., ' A , - v ' N . ' e t v . nv ' I I fl, I J' U If xl 'V 'I 1, JI lv 'lin , ly! ij Hhjll I Z ,fit J 'li if It! yy If .ll ,A .f ' 'A P I n ff l fl' ' sf Oh, fiddle. Future - a man in West Point. Never without a big smile. Pet Peeve . . . stuck-up people and wants to do away with the bus. Ci' W Iames E Skrdlant T e Freshmen Class Mrs ALUMNI Mr Ioseph Hahler Mrs Bose Buckley Mrs Dennts Walsh Mrs Bussell Brothers Vrncent Pelster Mtss Buth Cortney L M Cllnton Mrs Fred Pultz Art Lenzen Mrs Fred E M1lls Mrs Franc1s Eggtng Pvt Henry Heeg Iohn Alfter Mary Heeg Mon1ca Bauer Donald Both Drck Heeg Esq Mrs Io ephtne Buckley Ierorne C Short Mlss Iean Peetz Mrss Clara M Schm1tt Mr Leo I Wolff Kay Mclntosh Pat Pelster Iohn Peetz Ir Rosemary Peetz Pat Heaton Ilrrt Heaton M1ldred Alfter Hazel Gehrrg Mtrtum Helfrtch Mrs Rose Lute PATRONS Dr ci Mrs Cllnton Dorwart Wtlham Downey Helen Spencer Arnold Bruarch Kermtt Brounbaugh W H Schulz Barton A Taylor Chuck Cody M1ss Phyllts Carroll Mr CS Mrs Bernard Bolke Mrs Foster Cook Mr CS Mrs Paul Bemers Mr CS Mrs Henry Koester Mr at Mrs B A Pflum Wtlltam George ci Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs oosters Frank Klnney Ioe Mus1l Stewart Brown Norrls C L1von1 rs Mrs Vlrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs flrs Mrs Mrs Ernte S hadegg Iack Brogan Iames Franc1s G W Ptttman Leo L Wolff Frank Zerr Franc1s McElfresh Iohn Fehr1nger Ioe Ander1aska W1lllGm Leonard Ioe Sttbley Edward Haupt Cpl Don Schllz Cpl Mark O Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs 5. Mrs Mrs Schrlz Al lsoester C L Chambers Harold Cochran Eugene Bon1eW1cz Frank Peetz George Bennett B111 Batterton Harold Katz Arthur Smoak Iake Vogt Oscar Schlaman df Mrs Otto Ernest Gordan Woodward Lee Houtby Iohn I Sauntry V L Stark H D Pokrwtnskr Herb Rassrmer Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs rs Mrs Mrs Boss Bales Mrs Ward Mr CS Mrs Mr 6: Mrs Ioe Kumor Marttn Heeg Herbert Hruska Rudolph Kokes I Basgorsheck Aurello Morales Martrn Heeg Ir Gerhard Egalng Bernard O Nell Herb Lubbash Lavern Schtlhng Flne s Ready to Wear Mr df Mrs G T Helfrrch Mr G Mrs Loran Keenan Mr Max Adams Wlnter Drug Co I' G ci Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Burgett Peetz Howard l-laws G1lbert Myers Dale M1lls Leo Farrell Carl Loch Frank Loch Mrs Mrs Mrs Mr ci Mrs Page 38 M I Maher Frank Dvorak Charles Fenwtck Franc1s Egglng Franc1s Hruska CS Mrs Ierome Lenzen Mtss Phtlornae Fehnnger Mr CS Mrs Ierorne Koester Mr ci Mrs Don Grllham M G Mrs Ioe Deaver Peetz df Svoboda Mrs Mabel Broyles Mrs Hoffman Mr ci Mrs Ioe Btngleman Mr G Mrs P I Keenan Mr ci Mrs Fred Beyer Anna M Baker Mr df Mrs Dan Duncan Mr df Mrs FloydL Lockwood Laura s Gtft CS Floral Shop E I Bud Madsen Greenlee s lnc Mrs C W Zrke Mr R L Moore Mr ci Mrs McK1nley Mclntosh C A Dalton Globe Supply George Kolzow Iack H Lowe Mr ci Mrs Harvey Farnsworth Brauers Market Charles Deaver Mr Bae L Iones Mrs I K Mahr Mr of Mrs G E Weller I C Busa E L Hoover Lester A Harns Sr Carl Bogers Iohn Spence Ioe A Gtbson Inc Mr ci Mrs Boland Murphy The Ideal Motel The Iuntor Class Mr Bob Call Town 61 Country C11 Co Hubert M Wtllrarnson M 5: Mrs Edward Walsh Mr G Mrs B Leo Devlrn Mr. . . 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A. 1 A 1 l el i f' SPORTS l - , 2 Ell ll: C i A L owl 'Qi , ----N '61 , r l MGD d i n i . i ri i i , r Page 40 P l 'lil in ,nova 9.-,-,,.....- NEWS MUSIC an All the Greater Programs from Compl me ts of A B C THE AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK S dney Nebraska Krlpal Chevrolet Company Lodgepole Nebraska The Ohio Oll Company Producers of Petroleum Smce 1887 Dsl' ct Off ce S dney Neb aska The most Beautiful BUY of all Joe Cizek Concrete Work Phone 2468 Sudney, Nebraska Comphments Dr Max Cory Model Cleaners THE QUALITY CLEANERS QUICK SERVICE Co 5686 all Lzke New When We re Through Complnments Dr R H Rybolt Barker Cleaners 1145 Jackson St HOUSE WITH GOOD WORK Haworth Hardware HARDWARE TOOLS SPORTING GOODS Sidney Nebr Compluments of Hoyt Frazier Sterllng Colo Page 41 u . - c of of Cl Compl :ments Trymg Out the Furmture Are Mary Ellen Hrusko Don Leonard and Cathy Hows HARDY CLARK Gambles Home Grocery MARY PEETZ PROPRIETOR The Frlendly Store Mnlton Handsel Authornzed Dealer Phone 2502 S'd ey Nebmsk' Sldney Nebr '64'i'ffi7.Mwf-J.',aJ MM f 'Z!l2?5n,ufE?a'iQd f 7041 dfpvoor-f Compluments f Chuck Collmg Cr Ken Bennett O Managers Maytag Dxstnct Store Hull Cook M.D. Chrls Bltner M D. Sidney National Bank Members of Federal Deposrt Jame Th M S Oyel' Insurance Corporatnon Sndney, Nebr Page 44 'V D Q , . ' -a 0 -Q qtli QA 5 ,fl i l J, L ,,.. ,1F' f'f 3, y, mic , 1 4'5,,fg,4y5Q , ,,.W, af Wm .1 e .va . . of I , . I . . . I I , . 4 n O . Complnments Electrrc Service C B01 Iorh Ave Sldney Nebr Dual 2662 W B Highland Seeds Somtotnon 81 Form Supplxes East Illmols Leo E Bottclrer Mgr Phone 3308 Erme Schodegg fllls the cor wuth gas whsle the boys watch the gos gouge' S8-H CHEVRON TRUCK STOP West of Cnty Limits On Highway 30 Compluments Bergner Motor Co Machme Work 81 Welding Srdney Nebr Compl :ments of J. L. Thorpe Complnments Thompson s Food Store Sldney Nebr Phone 5611 1608 10th Page 43 of ' ' o. Cheyenne Co. Farmers Stock Coop tl XX E E, 1 - . . . 'ill K . . l S- of . . . I ' I Moore s Glass Cr Pomt Co Thermopone Picture Wnndows The Window Wlth The Bullt In Insulation HERMAN NASH MOTOR CO Sod ey Nebo ka If A Best Wishes To Graduates Story Agency Insurance Compliments Real Estate Loans MI' 8: Mrs NlCKlI llEy Sidney Nebr Mc l ntosh Compluments Service Sndney Nebr Dolry Queen The Cone With The Curl On Top Sundaes Malts Shakes Sidney Nebr Western Drug Co N W Ludeguld SSH Green Stamps Helena Rubenstem Cosmetlcs Russell Stover Candles Sidney Nebr 0 Ladme Page 4a of of Mayfair . . E. . ' M V I ULHUUHU a t we S. S i d l E Sidney Laundry Q V as . af I 'T A, .ad Sidney, Nebr. KOZY COURT MEMBER A.A.A. Sidney Nebraska and Dry Cleanmg na.: 2425 nos Grant se Compliments of Snyder Smart Clothes For the Better Dresser Where Fme Quality Is Not Expensive Sidney Nebr A Cr D Traller Court Sudney Nebr Page 46 FIETIBD Dnshnctwe Portraits ALVIN DUIS STUDIO i, Pats Shoe Repair Shop 814 mm Ave For the Best In Shoe Repairing Thomas Patrowsky Owner Sndney Nebr Comphments E L Madsen Sidney Nebr I 0 as ,ff ,QV I r, I - of n 7 ' LV, I . ..42m...AQuZff 0344 A4721 ,4 'f5f ' ah Emgilim offw-4.-5 M- wnnim dy otor ompany M-ul-J Q-illlwaax M. CFM jg! by-' yvy pb UW Neeley School of Dance F AI g SGC C J pl GQITS 1 I Q . -Jian I' do , lj C cf, rv . . It Sl ey br . J na . f-' vi' - , . I 'P Top Toe Acrobotic - 3- d B II f I f f' I A X 3 ,Wann . H. HEVRO 01 Illinois Si nay N 154.4 .,A-cf.,wQAP Q! ufjiazi Mfyfjhdfyfwgf F JM fzjykiw X 3 fl gig T Prebles N? F dlyndtf e E is Y , X ,bil-Q. Jm, e eo e C P f J. . e eau I . si ey, News House of lowers Stickney's 4 . . 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Sidney, Nebl. -' ' - of 0 I SIDNEY CREAMERY Srdney Nebraska LAURAS GIFT AND FLORAL SHOP L h f S P I M Clufford Steohenson shows Dorothy Rxngleman Mary Ann cum S OWS 0 ew t cts gifs some ums Wolff Erme Deaver and Don Leonard how a bottle wash :ng machnne operates W Sidney Nebraska Sidney Nebraska Momma can I have nt? asks Jer: Cochran whsle Elome Mr Powell and hrs son Tommy exhublt a refrigerator to Peetz and Jean Peefz the saleswoman look on future brudes Shnela Downey and Canto Krrpal Page 53 GREENLEE'S POWELL HARDWARE fWH'47'?gjif Qwixffigw We New Fox Theater 5 QQ, N llg MQ W RN AZWK4 FX X iumiiqwig Lflfff W xy Heaton ond Harold E Connors j pp ATFORNEYS AT LAW Y AJ P-1 , Co' ments mf! 6 7 Y xr! of fb E. E. H ' on fo 1 N . on ,f e x 'pr Af .x ' '- I U 'Q'f! xil ll T X KJ? xy, ,' . K - . 1 - if f is U ComPliments A ' x ' f Y of ' M Q Q 5 fff i x X- f K X of t A AVC, no We on f . W' 0 1 ' Af .A 197 7 4 X X A ' 1444 Y' 1 Ng! O - . O C ,wx X ,M Q UN f n ' Q J J H KC . xj J W . 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