1958 Newcastle High School Yearbook in Dixon County, Nebraska * Whoozwot '58

DEDICATION
We, the Senior Class of 1958, dedicate our annual, the "Whoozwot", to our parents who have helped us through our twelve years of schooling. 
We sincerely appreciate the guidance, patience, and sacrifices they have given us in helping us complete our school days.
NEWCASTLE PUBLIC SCHOOL BEGINNING OF THE FUTURE 
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ADMINISTRATION
WILLIAM E. LAHRS Superintendent
HELEN M. HELGESON
Principal
Sponsored By 
CROWN MUSIC CO. MARK J. RYAN South Sioux City, South Sioux City, Nebraska Nebraska
RALPH JAEGER Junior High 
HILDA FLUENT Fifth Grade 
JOY HARTMAN Kindergarten & First Grade 
MALVINA TOTT Band 
JEANETTE BEVER Fourth Grade
Sponsored 
By 
ELSYE CURRY 
Junior High 
ELIZABETH MURRAY Third Grade 
MRS. CHARLENE HARLOW Second Grade 
JAMES PHARMACY South Sioux City, Nebraska 
MANLEY JEWELRY South Sioux City, Nebraska
WHOOZWOT STAFF 
Patricia Strohm Chief Editor Jerry Thomas Editor Carol Nelson Ass't Editor Ruby Knudson * . Business Manager Al Chase Sports Jim Pearson Artists Doris Lewon 
Ray Lund Photographers Unell Lund 
Marilyn Kay Breisch 
Mr. Lahrs Sponsor 
PONCA CLEANERS Ponca, Nebraska 
Sponsored ByDR. R. E. BRAY Ponca, Nebraska
RICHARD LEE ANDERSON 
"He may look quiet, but look agai. 
Football 1,3,4; Class Play 3; 
Club 3,4; Class Officer 3; Boxing 
GEORGENE BEYELER 
"She loves but one--at a time 
Pep Club 1,2,3; Cheerleader 4; Q 
1,2,3,4; Music 2,3,4; Class Officer 
2; Student Council 4; Pep Club Officer 
3; Girls State 3. 
MARILYN KAY BREISCH 
"The third finger on her left hand is 
fenced off." 
Pep Club 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3; Music
2,3,4; Class Play 3; Annual Staff 4. 
MAR YANNA KATHERINE 
BRIDGFORD 
"Don’t hurry, there’s plenty of time." 
Pep Club 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3; Music 
2,3,4; Class Play 3. 
ALBERT CHRISTAIN CHASE 
"Late hours aren’t good for one but 
they are so good for two." 
Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,4; 
Class Officer 1; Annual Staff 4; 
Club 2,3,4; Boxing 1. 
MELVIN HOWARD COLE 
"Last night I felt immence, this 
morning I felt like two cents." 
Football 4; Basketball 1,4; Class
Play 3; "N" Club 4.
JERALD ROBERT KNEIFL 
"I don't mind school, it's just the studying." 
Football 1,3; Phys. Ed. 2.4. 
RAYMOND JOSEPH KNEIFL 
"There’s a far away look in his eyes, he's looking at his feet." 
Football 1,3,4; "N" Club 3.4; Class play 3. 
RAY ARLAN LUND 
"Why study, the more I study the harder the questions they ask me." Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Class Play 3; Music 2,3; Class Officer 1,3; Annual Staff 4; Home coming King 4; "N" Club 2,3,4; 
UNELL ANN LUND 
"Forever forward in the ranks offun." Music 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Class officer 1,2,4; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Class Play 3; Student Council 1,4; Homecoming Attendant 2; Pep Club Officer 3,4; Homecoming Princess 4; Annual Staff 4. 
RUBY HELEN KNUDSON 
"Dark hair, shining eyes, guess you know, she's a prize." 
Pep Club 1,2,3.4; Class Officer 1,2.3. 4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Music 2.3.4; Dra matics 3; Annual Staff 4; Class Play 3. 
DORIS GAIL LEWON
"Laughter is contagious, so don’t get near me. 
Pep Club 1,2,3,4: Music 2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Class Play 3; GAA 1,2,3,4.
CAROL ANN NELSON 
"Oh no, I’m not up e ar I y, I’m just getting in.” 
Music 2,3,4;GAA 1,2,3,4;Class Play 3; Class Officer 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 4. 
JAMES WILLIAM PEARSON 
"Hurry not, neither do I worry." Football 1,3,4; Basketball 2,3; Class Officer 3; Class Play 3; Annual Staff 4; "N" Club 3,4; Phys. Ed. 4. 
THOMAS LEON McCLUSKEY 
"After four years of hard work I’m laid off."
Football3,4; "N" Club 3,4; Phys. Ed 3,4. 
ROSE VIOLET MIILLE 
"A girl of few words never needs to take any back." 
Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Music 2,3,4; Class Play 3; GAA 1,2,3,4. 
LAWRENCE ALBERT PFISTER 
"Don’t look at me girls, I’m bash ful." 
Basketball 1,3,4; Class Play 3; Phys. Ed. 4. 
JOHN VINCENT ROHAN 
"He is always a friend to those who know him." 
Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 3; Track 2,3; Class Officer 1,3; "N" Club 2,3,4; "N" Club Officer 4; Class Play 3
LOUISE BONNIE ROHAN 
"Live a little, laugh a little, love a 
little.” 
Pep Club 1,2,3,4;Class Officer 1,3,4; 
Class Play 3; GAA 1,3,4; Homecom 
ing Attendant 1,3; Mu si c 3,4; Pep 
Club Officer 3; HomecomingQueen 4. 
PATRICIA JOAN STROHM 
"If I ever fall in love, I’ll analyze it 
in a test tube." 
Pep Club 3,4; Music 3,4; GAA 3,4; 
Class Play 3; Annual Staff 4; Alternate 
Girls State 3. 
JERRY LEE THOMAS
"His School life has been a happy 
mixture of football and basketball, 
with a little mischief now and then." 
Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; 
Track 1,2,3,4; Class Play 3; Annual 
Staff 4; "N" Club 2,3,4; Homecoming 
Prince 4; Boxing 1. 
MOTTO 
"IN OURSELVES THE FUTURE LIES" 
CLASS FLOWER CLASS COLOR Carnation Mint green and lavendar
1. Raymond, Ruby, Ray 
2. Jerry Thomas 
3. Rose 
4. Louise, Johnny 
5. Pat 
6. Mar Yanna
7. Doris 
8. Georgene 
9. Unell 
10. Carol 
Try 
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Pick 
Us 
Out 
Sponsored By 
MILLER MOTOR & EQUIPMENT Newcastle, Nebraska
CLASS HISTORY 
The Senio'yClass of 1958 had its beginning in the fall the original class we still hav4 three mem J^ers who have attended twelve years at Newcastle High. they are: Marilyn KayBreisch, Albert Chase, and Morgene Beyeler. I V^L 
K1 In the year of 1954, we entered Newcastle High School Bah twenty-four green Freshmen. Thej^iwere* Richard Atjderson, Georgene Beyeler^Marilyn KqjgT. j^reisch, MhX.Yanna Bridgford, Ruby Agjen Knudson, DpijisaLewon, RawiLund, Unell Lund, ThpntlSjS McCluskly, Rosfi-jMiille, Nelson, James Pearson. 
John 
Louise Rohan Jerry Thomas F Carcnyn Lie, Sarnes; Miiller; and Judy Sorenson sponsor was Mrs. Helen Terkelson. 
Our ns nes 
t-j During our Sophomore, year 
Diiring'our Sophomore year we 
berr^j and lost Carolyn Brandt, David Miille Miille, leaving twenty -three members . 
ost 
sponsor Nvas Mr. Gene Cantrells During the year we b Joan Stansberry and Ju3^ Sorenson. 
Twenty-two students started our Junior yearLand 
gained Patricia Strohm. t h at happened in th 
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Directed by’Miss 
Junior Class Play
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The  Banquet. Our th and Miss Helg 
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FARMER'S PRODUCE SCHEDULE PHARMACY South Sioux City, Nebraska South Sioux City, Nebraska
CLASS PROPHECY
Greetings Jim ’Ole Pal, 
I haven’t seen you in some- time-ten years, I think-and I figured if - wrote to you maybe I would get some results. I got your address from Georgene Beyeler. I met her at the port az entry the other day-she's an assistant truck driver for the Meyer Trucking Fitui, you know. I was taking my hot rod for a spin before the Indianapolis run and I saw her drinking a cup of coffee in the cafe so I stopped in and had a snort and a talk with her. Boy, some Ox those ole class mates really surprised me. Of course, some of them didn't-—like Marilyn Breisch. I always knew that she and Bob McCluskey would get hitched. She’s traveling from country to country in Bob’s privately owned plane. 
MarYanna Bridgford is doing fairly well for jaerselt. Head nurse in the Parkchester Hospital in the Bronx is a pretty profitable position. Of course, those young interns keep her pretty busy with questions. ' *l 
Speaking of profitable position  Chase is right up the re in the big time too. He’s the multi—billionaire chef in the Club in New York City. Tea- reminds me, Al's success seemed to impress the stork—rhe has two sets of twins'; "Kellers." Melvin Cole has been g£ying the Arthur Murray Studios a rough time. He’s a famous dancing star now and has the JCtfle Cha-Cha-Cha Studios scattered all over the world. (We can guess who his partner taj ’ ' 
Prize fighting is Jjetry Kneifl’s business-professional, of course. He's one step away from the world heavyweight title and expects to go for that next May. 
You’ve probably heard by now that Doris Lewon is a very=s u c e,e s S ftri iancher . . 24,000 acres. She has a -a.dk of dogs around that round up her cattle and one time when Raymond Kneifl was out pitting up dogs in the area (I about died laughing when I heard this!), he got a couple of her cogsin his truck! (Ray is a dog catcher, you know.) I guess Doris just about flipped her lid, when she found.put.
The former Knudson is now the wife of an M.P. Last I knew* they were still in Germany. Ruby is getting disgusted with those Frauleins over there, so they may be back soon. Ray Lund hakestrablfs hedf his own barber union. He calls it the "Red Headed Barber’s Syndicate.’’ He employs only redheads and refuses to serve anyone but a redhead. His wife,
the former Louise Rohan, had tq have her hair bleached out and dyed redjust him. The Mojud N^lon -Stocking. Company of New York has employed Unell Lon# to model their line of hosiery. Ifyou see apicture of^a leg on a hosierybox or in a magazineJhat looks familiar, you’ll know whose itis. - 
Tom McCluskejEis satisfactorily emjfciyed by the Hazel Bishop Concern. He tests lipstick for them. He says thatthey make the besCkind "’cause the waythose' girls put it on him, he can’t 
get it off for days. 
No doubt you’ve hear from all over the worlajjj all because his wife, (tfii that because her man is !
Rose Miille is worki offices—one in Holly w JBL begging for her services 
Pat Strohm works al was on her seventh boss.' 
omas is a professional-football-ytar'. Sports reporters a player inbetter shapfc^’Jerry says that it’s 
iarol Neteon, yiMtjmtrwj js such a wonderful fjl cook. Carol says tgood'athlete, 
%e ^Capitol Building. She’s a public ac coun t a nt . She has two Bhp^a^gne in Washington; D. C- TheSe/.atois have just been 
t lit»S*-f>he's a private secretary. T^Jasni heard, she LwSMBLry the other six and they all committed suicide. 
Boy, LorneyPfister really’ gotlSi His wife is a foot taller than he fe, st Now, Johnny Rohajust G American Playboy last sprinW&Koujt time.Well, Jim, I think I’d better"^^m 
meLr<ips.a ^ree. He’s the mosthenpecked husband there is. r fLmajne she has the advantage over him. 
ie ppfcjlte—he’s got it made. Variety voted him the All lugHt co Bee some of those dolls he sports around—two at a 
shape, you know. I haven’t got much 
i pff and take my hot rod for another spin—gotta keep it in 
goes. Nothing like being a "free m3 
to do. You being a prosperous bachelor know how it 
what a fix they’re in. 
So long for now 
 When I think of some of those poor fellows— 
Your old classmate, 
Dick Anderson
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CLASS WILL 
I, Dick Anderson, will my ability to get passing grades without working to Loy Nelson and to Richard Armstrong I will my curly hair. 
I, Georgene Beyeler will my cousin Al Chase to Nancy Keller having been thoroughly convinced she appreciates him.
 
"Andugh to fit them and my hai,r .cutting and 
Annie Pear thinks she is. 
Knei 
MutYfcnna BHdgford, Mil my abliity to play a piario tq Gene Olson* d,nii talk? ? ‘ Ml 
e, leave my ability to play basketball to Larry'Lorensen arid? 
Marlene 
I, 
to Ann 
Pfar 
&W I'y grades 
I, Mel-vfn^Col s will my ability to stay out late to Authur Rickett and to ifet out of work to Richard J.rmstrong. 
I, Jerry Knc fl will use my ability of cheating, and studying so hard to get passing grades to Loy Nelson, ai d my ability to stay out of trouble to Richard Hoesing. 
I, Raymond
nfifl, will my height to Tom Pearson, my big feet to Gene.ofson, and 
my ability to play)f$otball to Robert Gatzmeyer. 
I, Ruby Hele 
hair, and to Arth 
I, Doris Lew 
my initials on to 
Knudson, will to Bob and Jim Wendte, my dark brown natural curly t Rickett, my desire to dance. 
ri, will my ability to play volleyball to Marlene Kneifl and all the d/sks with nyone with the same initials. 
I, Ray Lun/,irJ,ll my red hair and freckles to Micheal McKenney and to Je'riyjAddison, my cooking ability 
I, Unell
Armstrong, with hers. 
I, Tom 
Nelson, also 
nd, will my ability to drive with a bunch of girls in the car ot that I think she would want it, but I thought I could trade--coul 
McCluskey, will my hair to Barry Bennett and my Latin seat t y. good figure to Jerry Addison. 
Cynthia do better
Lave rylt 
I, Rose Miille, will to Leonard Kneifl my seat next to the magazine rack 
the hopes 
he will take my ability to 
I, Carol 
and my ability 
advantage of it. And to anyone in the first grade who cannot write shorthand. 
Ison, will my ability to clean radiators in a few minutes to to type to Marlene Kniefl. 
longhand, m Pearson 
I, Jim I earson, will my ability to get along with Mr. Lahrs to Larry Lot 
nson. 
I, Lorn 
1929 Ford. 
y ,t,.to Larry Lorenson, and to Jim McCl s k e y my 
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[Jong ^UoK^ir 
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Louis
nails to Pat Stroh 
jy long 
hopes she find s y out. To Lavery Nelson, I leave my experience of si on a tack in the assembly. 
I, Jerry Thomas, will my locker to Bernadine Hartman, providing she doesn't break the door off, and to Loy Nelson my short hair providing his gets curly. 
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Carol Brennan Robert Gatzemeyer Deanna Dickey 
Patricia Harding Nancy Keller Anne Pearson Roger Reinert 16
Joellen Hanson Cynthia Armstrong 
Jerold Addison 
Bernadine Hartman Carolyn Beyeler 
Marlene KneiflJack Conrad 
Leonard KneiflLinda Brennan SOPHOMORES 
Larry Lorenson 
James McCluskey Micheal McKenney La Veryl Nelson Robert Rohan Robert Schram Wayne Stanley Kenneth Taylor Bobbie Wendte James Wendte 
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Cristy Anderson Lorna Anderson
Thomas Pearson Arthur Rickett FRESHMEN INITIATION 18
Top Row - Michael Neilsen, Michael Pearson, Randy Pipal, Joseph Marron, Michael Hoe sing, Donald Schulte, Jimmy Richards, Allan Brennan, Myrle Beyeler, Bruce McCoy, Miss Hartman. Second Row - Leland Kneifl, Velma Knudson, Diane Lund, Sandra Beldin, Catherine Rohan, Craig Rowland, Philip Pfister, Gerald Schulte, Cyril Kneifl, Douglas Bennett, Ford Monteith, Douglas Stanley, Bottom Row - Jane Martinsen, Katherine Livingston, Carol Bernard, Marilyn Hoesing, Bethene Kneifl, Jeanne Kneifl, Jan Clark, Linda Anderson, Wendy Hanson, Peggy Wendte. (Sandra Harding, Richard Heydon, Margie Mott) 
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BREISCH'S STORE Newcastle 
Nebraska 
Sponsored By 
SCHULTE CONSTRUCTION Newcastle, 
Nebraska 
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Top Row - Terry Brennan, Monty Miller, John Gatzemeyer, Gene Nelson, Bart Kneifl, Danny Lund, Patrick Neilsen, Mrs. Harlow. Second Row - Josephine Lowe, Lorraine Pansegrau, Carlene Guy, Patsy Finnigan, Julie Birkley, Dennis Knudsen, Vet Beyeler, Jr. Bottom Row - Diana Kneifl, Lynne Anderson, Harry Wendte, Calvin Lamprecht, Rodney Lund, Mark McKinley, Virginia Rohan, Jean Pearson. 
Sponsored By ROBERTS DAIRY Sioux City, Iowa 
Top Row - Martin Finnegan, Joseph Heydon, Louis Kneifl, Miss Murray, Donna Rowland, Tommy Brennan, George Pearson. Front Row - Sheryn Wendte, Marilyn Fennegan, Linda Kneifl, Joellen Pfister, Judith Benscoter, (Nadean Heydon) 
Top Row - Lennie Marron, Miles Rohan, Bobby Benscoter, Paul Hanson, De Wayne Knudson. Second Row - Michael Fluent, Eileen Knoop, Suzann Marron. Becky Rowland, George Kock, Mrs. Bever. Bottom Row - Pamela Beyeler, Linda Nelson, Anita Rowland, Marcia Rohan, Cheryl Anderson, (Mary Jane Harding) - (Janet Dickey) 
Sponsored By 
MANIONS CAFE Newcastle, Nebraska
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Top Row - Glen Chase, Domar Knudson, Richard Rohan, Douglas Kneifl, Alan Shulte, Donnie McCluskey, Tony Kni e f 1, Tom Wendte. Second Row - Mrs. Fluent, Karen Knudsen, Mary Ann Lowe, Betty Knoop, Lana Kay Brennan, Adell Nelson, Mary Hoe sing. Bottom Row - Alice Kneifl, Jana Miller, Jeannette Brandt, Cheryl Rowland, Mary Heydon, Linda Pansegrau, Linda Lund. 
MR. AND MRS. JANITOR 
Dorothy And Harold 
Sponsored By 
BOB'S LOCKER BERNARD HURLEY 
Ponca, Nebraska Ponca, Nebraska 
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O'NEIL GRAIN COMPANY Willis, Nebraska 
Top Row - SheryI Lund, Lou Ann McCluskey, Gerald Koch, Robert Anderson, Rodney Bauman, Donald Anderson, David McKenny, John Kneifl, Dennis Hagen, Nick Kneifl, Harry Kneifl, Shirley Schram, Mary Pearson. Second Row - Mrs. Curry, Phyllis Kneifl, Mark Kneifl, George McCoy, Eddie Rohan, Sylvester Kneifl, Majorie Knoop, Alice Koch, Dennis Reinert, Kevin Hanson, Paul Kneifl, John Conway, Mr. Jaeger. Third Row - Mary Kneifl, Ivette Beyeler, Janet Rowland, Ann Marie Schulte, Nancy Martinsen, Suzana McKenny, Marilyn Knudson, Mary Jo Kneifl, Dorothy Brennan, Barbara Bennett. Bottom Row - Jimmy Stanley, Joseph Kneifl, Raymond McCoy, Virgil Hinz, Tom Kneifl, John Pansegrau, Paul Hoesing, Frances Kneifl, John Pearson.
ACTIVITIES
FOOTBALL 
Top Row - Coach Kropp, Jim Wendte, Jim Pearson, Tom McCluskey, Bob Rohan, Loy Nelson, Barry Bennett, Roger Reinert, Art Rickett, Allan Bauman, Melvin Cole, Bob Wendte, Wayne Stanley. 
Bottom Row - Tom Pearson, John Rohan, Ray Kneifl, Ray Lund, Dick Armstrong, Dick Anderson, Bob Schram, Jerry Thomas, Al Chase. 
WHAT’S THIS! 
Compliments of HANSON IMPLEMENT
Top Row - Jerry Thomas, Michel McKenney, Richard Armstrong, Ray Lund, Allan Bauman, Coach Kropp 
Bottom Row - James Wendte, Wayne Stanley, Albert Chase, Melvin Cole, Lorney Pfister 
Sponsored By 
LARIAT GREEN DIAMOND
Jackson, Nebraska St. James, Nebraska 
Kevin Hanson, John Conway, Barry Bennett, Larry Lorensen, Jack Conrad, Bob Wendte, Mark Kneifl, Coach Kropp,Don Anderson, Dennis Hagen 
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Top Row - Coach Kropp, Nancy K., Doris L., Carol N.» Unell L., Cynthia A., Patricia S., Carol B. Second Row - Ruby K„ Lorna A., J o e 11 e n H., Deanna D., Rose M., Carolyn B., Linda B. Bottom Row - Marlene K., Judy B., La Veryl N., Georgene B., Anne P,, Cristy A. 
Sponsored By 
PEARSON IMPLEMENT 
Ponca, Nebraska 
PEP CLUB 
Sponsored By 
VERZANI AND VERZANI 
Ponca,Nebraska
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Top Row - Richard H., Jack C., Suzana M., Lynne A., Diana K., Ivette B., Phyllis K., Eddie R., Alice K., Pamela B., She ryn W., Miss Tott. Third Row - Mary H., James M., Lennie M., DeWayne K., Kevin H., Jerry M., Dennis R., Sylvester K. Second Row - Dennis H., Paul H., Suzann M., JoEllen P., David M,, Mick K., Douglas K., Alan S., Tommie W., Miles R., Do ma r K. First Row - Joseph K., Jana M., Shirley S., Marilyn K., Danny D., Harry K., Micheal M. Kneeling - Wendy H., Jeanna K. 
Compliments Of 
DICK DOUGHERTY 
Wynot, Nebraska 
Top Row - Cynthia Armstrong, Nancy Keller, Cristy Anderson, Carol Nelson, 
Unell Lund, Doris Lewon, Carol Brennan, Joellen Hanson. Second Row - Lorna 
Anderson, Bernadine Hartman, Judy Blatchford, LaVeryl Nelson, GeorGene 
Beyeler, Anne Pearson, Patricia Strohm. Bottom Row - Linda Brennan, 
Deanna Dickey, Carolyn Beyeler, Ruby Knudson, Marilyn Kay Breisch, Rose 
Miille, Marlene Kneifl, Mrs. Kropp.
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Nancy Keller Unell Lund
Judy Blatchford Georgene Beyeler Sponsored By 
Sponsored By SPORTSMAN Sioux City, Iowa 
NORTHEAST NEBRASKA 
TELEPHONE CO. 
South Sioux City, 
Nebraska 
Christy Anderson La Veryl Nelson 
Lorna Anderson Joellen Hanson 31
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HOME EC. 
Compliments Of 
GENELLI 
Sioux City, Iowa 
N. H. S. STUDENT BODY 
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The Band 
Sponsored By 
MIDWAY BAR 
South Sioux City, Nebraska
CONGRATULATIONS 
to
the Class of '58 
OBERT GARAGE 
BAKER PROPANE 
Welding, General Repair 
Bottle and Mobile Gas 
Newcastle Ph. 72 
Phone 20 Hartington Ph. 4792 
Obert Nebraska Hartington Nebraska 
ST. JAMES STATION 
Gas, OU, 
General Merchandise 
Phone 2672 
Saint James Nebraska 
AMERICAN STATE BANK 
"The friendly bank" 
Member of F. D. I. C 
Deposits insured up to $10,000 
Newcastle Nebraska
SERVICE WHEN Deep Rock Products, 
BUD'S SERVICE 
in
Newcastle, Nebraska 
Phone 52 
ANDERSON HATCHERY 
"See us for your poultry 
pick-ups and free culling." Phone 72 
YOU NEED IT 
Delivery Service 
Gas,Tires, 
Oil,Grease, 
Batteries 
Compliments of 
CASTLE BAR 
Proprietors: M. Kneifl M. Murray 
Newcastle Nebraska 
"It pays to look well!" 
BENEDICT BARBER SHOP 
in
Newcastle, Nebraska 
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BENEDICT'S 
INSURANCE AGENCY 
"Your insurance advisor!" 
Sundries-Electric Razors Jewelry Newcastle Phone 93Nebraska
PACKWOODS STORE 
Groceries - Dry Goods 
PROPRIETOR: Sam Packwood 
Phone 45 
Newcastle Nebraska 
GREAT PLAINS SUPPLY CO. 
Building Material 
Paint - Coal 
Phone 35 
Newcastle Nebraska 
STEVE'S TRUCKING SERVICE Steve Baseel 
Phone 33 
Newcastle Nebraska
PHILLIPS "66" 
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Phone 68 
Newcastle Nebraska 
Get your 
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