Wayne High School - Devil Daze Yearbook (Wayne, NE)

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Distinctive Portraits by WAYNE PHOTO Tellers Al Kern and Alvin Voorhies of the FIRST NATIONAL BANK explain the ad- vantage of a checking account to Lee Ann Hansen, Mary Mann, and Jane Jeffrey. COMPANY -4'-'rua-2 .,-W,1 All M54 Mm ' Sandra Haas and Bee Kollmorgen serve Darrel Bob Harrison shows Darrel Heier and Larry Test one of the many tools at CARHART Heier, Charles Mellor, Allen Otte and Steve LUMBER COMPANY Pawelski in the lobby of the GAY THEATER. Ma Mann Sally Beckenhauer, and Sandra A step ahead in quality, a step behind in ry , price. MCCULLOUGH'S FURNITURE, 4-th Witmer Choose CONNIE FOOTWEAR at ' ARSON'S DEPARTMENT STORE. and Main Streets. L -, .. -,, -1