1941 Hastings College Year Book, Bronco, Hastings, Nebraska for Sale

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1941 Hastings College Year Book, Bronco, Hastings, Nebraska For Sale

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1941 Hastings College Year Book, Bronco, Hastings, Nebraska:
$39.00

Great World War II Era Year Book the1941 Hastings College Yearbook The Bronco Hastings, Nebraska. Located in Adams County. Photos 1, 2 & 3 show the front cover, binding and inside cover page. Photo # 4 shows the Freshman picture of the previous owner of the yearbook Jeanne Galley who is in the 2nd row. Photo # 5 shows an ad for McGraths Hardware showing students Fred Zook and Elmer Divan. Photo # 6 shows an ad for the Hudson Automobile with Students Patricia Webster and Donna Casler at Helms Brothers Auto Dealership. Photo # 7 shows an ad for Brach\'s Department Store and students Margery Galley and Jean Theobald. Photo # 8 shows the Chi Omega Psi Sorority with President Irene Scoby. Photo # 9 shows students Sidney White and Farrel Mae Franzen in the doorway of Ringland Hall see photo # 12 for overall view of Ringland Hall as it was in 1941. Other students shown are: Jocelyn James, Juanita Hansen, Milton Behrens, Joan Krause, Gerald Menzie and David Ikast. Photo # 10 shows Mabel the Cat the Collegian Office Protector. Other students shows are Millard Cates, Donald Helzer, Gordon Ohlsson, James Vail, Soparno Betty Hoch, Ruth Theobald, Jack Horsham, Virgil Johnson, Conley Hudiburgh, Arthur Johnson, Jack Berggron, Garland Rogers, Roger Espley, Mrs. Lulu Carlson, Tom Hendrix, Harold Meedel, Bill Dickerson and Gerald Knapp. Photo 11 shows The Central Nebraska Public Power and Irrigation District with Chief Engineer George E Johnson and Senator George W. Norris turning on electric power to the Tri County Jeffery Canyo Power House in Bradley, Nebraska. Photo #12 shows Ringland Hall which was build in the late 1880\'s and torn down in 1987 It was named after the Ringland Family who donated money and trees in the early days of the school around 1883. Originally 1000 trees were donated of which the Ringland Family donated 225 trees that formed the Hastings Arboretum which still exists today. You are still able to place tribute trees to be planted on the campus in memory of students, teachers or professors. E Bay Shelf # 3.