College View High School - Viewpoint Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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10 XO Meet The Seniors UQ By Mack Harrison Catherine Adams, besides get- ting consistently good grades, has s HH Harlan Graham ,President been a me-mber of both Girl Re- serves and G. A. A, for four years. Quiet, brunette, reserved, her friends are close friends. Busiest fellow in the class is Buss Berggren. In Hi-Y three years, cabinet member first, vice- president seconcl, president third. Lettered in basketball two years, football one-. Member of C, V. Club, in Kleptomania , stage manager for The Whole Town's Talking . On both P Sz G and Viewpoint stais this year. Tooted a horn in the orchestra three years. Good-lookirg, popular, witty. As he came from the academy only this semester, most of us LW Jean Rosen lunch S80l'ti'1ll'5 have not had time to get well ac- quainted With Willard Bresee. THE VIEWPOINT'-l 935-36 He's tall, dark, affable, studious, If you know him, you like him. Reserved, modest, industrious, Vivian Dobson has written articles for the Purple and Gold, which you'Ve probably noticed. She's been a member of Girl Reserves for two years, and took part in the f35 musical. Tall, blond, and handsome, Lee Eno is the school Adonis. You can't tell his voice from Bing Crosby's, when neither is singing. In operettas Robin Hood and Tulip Time . This year's basket- ball captain, also plays baseball, Member C. V. Club, secretary of Hi-Y and council member. One year on Student Council, two on P 8: G staff. Sandy-haired and freckled Tom- my Gillaspie's face was designed to fit his grin. Reserve team in basketball and football as fresh- man and sophomore, first team in both last two years. Lightest and pluckiest man on the team, he made the Ace Club this year, Also golf team three years, C. V. Club, and P Kr G staff, two. Always getting in trouble, also got into The Whole Town's Talking , and Kleptomania , where he was the stunning heroine whose hair came down in the middle of the act! Was his face red?l .... Clever, good-looking, quiet, Harley Duke Graham Wa.S class president two years, freshman and senior, member of the Student Council two, sophomore and jun- ior, is an active member of Hi-Y and C. V. Club. A dependable back, he played on the reserve team one year, first team one, Though ser- ious-minded and studious most of the time, he has a roguish grin which sometimes spells trouble. Another good student is Clover Green, member of G. A. A., Pep Club, and Girl Reserves. One of the class's best writers, she wrote for both Purple and Gold and Viewpoint this year. Played Sadie Bloom in The Whole Town's Talking , Tall, blonde-, modest. This year's valedictorian, Mack Harrison is six feet tall, freckle- faced, drives a tennis ball with the best of them and goes for the women. Is a leader in the Nation- al Honor Society, member of C. V. Club and Hi-Y, wrote articles for P 8z G. Toure-d the country with his explorer cousin during his senior year and saw Ben Ber- nie perform in New York. Don- ald Swift in The Whole Town's Talking . QI didn't write this one-!-J, M. HJ Poker-faced, nandsome, quiet fSometimesJ, Willie Hoag was Class Treasurer in his soph- omore year, stage manager for Kleptomania , and The Whole l Doris Parker Vice- President Town's Talking , member of Hi- Y, and secretary of C. V. Club. He'll be remembered longest, however, for his football record. Two years on the team, two years member of the Ace Club, his un- erring' gift for getting tangled up in the runner's legs and ending up on the bottom of every pile made him captain this year and earned hi'-1 a place on the G. L. L. All- Star team. Pretty and vivacious, Jean Hooper will long be remembered as C. V.'s cheerleader, a position she held for three years. Good student, Class President fsopho- morej, member of Girl Reserves ill Francis Lundwall 'l'rea:sur. r and Pep Club three years, G. A. A. treasurer one. Had the lead

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ese art'. Due to a Lincoln Board of Education ruling we've been wondering how long Miss Perry will be with us. It's been rumor- ed that she has a ste-ady. When you see a broad smile Humunn walking around under a pair of expressive brown eyes you'll know that you are looltiitg at Thelma Rider, who teaches bookkeeping and shows pupils how to tickle the typewriter keys. This is her first year here so she was given the best behaved home room in the building, Always wanted to be a teacher and hasn't changed her mind. fCatch?Q Hobby is meet- ing and dealing with people. Is thirty-one years old and was mar- ried in 1930. Our good looking coach, Me-rrit Robson, claims he's not a day over thirty. Medium sized. dark, teach- es English, hates doing it, en- joys coaching athletics. He would like to have been a farmer or an undertaker instead of a teacher. fCheerful sort of guyq Live stock is his hobby. Has a boss and she goes to all of his athletic contests. ls one of the fellows. Blonde, gray eyed and lovely fits Hazel Scott, who sponsors the Oscar Moore THE V1swPoxNT-1 935-36 tomboys. She's just an older edi- tion herself. Sports are her main 9 appetites for those egs and slices of bacon, a ball game was started. A handicap, however, was soon f Marcia Perry hobby. Would rather watch than participate, fSays her-Q Also likes music and leading. Calls herself a Jack-of-all-trades and master of none. Talk about mod-- esty, she's IT. However, she did finally admit that she once passed the senior life saving tests. If I remember correctly she said she was thirty-six years old and I'm too lazy to find out whether I'm right or not. I'll probably rue that some day. By the way, she's foot loose and fancy free, In conclusion, we seniors have been pretty well satisfied with our tutors and beg them to have pa- tience with next year's seniors W, Mrs. Thelma Rider who are expected to live up to our high standards of conduct. PF 4 lk SNEAK DAY fContinued from Page 6, and arrived at the school house in a rather sleepy-eyed condition only a few minutes late. At six the cars started for Horky's Park near Crete, reaching their destin- ation about 6:45, In order to work up suitable forced upon the players when a small but hefty K. P. ball player swung at the ball and and broke 1 N l I Jlerrit Robson , the bat. After breakfast the hilarious group turned to motoring, not in cars but in boats. This seemed to be the favorite- sport, The football captain enjoys sea-far- ing life very much, as long as the boat stays under him, Many, while boating, bathed their feet, while others preferred complete sans clothes. Three nude bathers were frightened to the protection of the trees when an unsuspecting boat came within sight of their private swimming pool. All through the day tow-ins were ouite in order and hitch-hikers on stranded boats were as plenti- ful as those on the highway. Inci- dentally, one of these tow-ins was the direct result of a water fight causing two wet motors, a Wetter wrist watch and soaked clothes. It was a wonder that the oars fused for weaponsj we-re not fC0ntinued on Page 151 Hazel ' Scott

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in the school play Three Corn- ered Moont' last year and did so well she got it again in The Whole ToWn's Talking , Made the National Honor Society in her senior year. Small, clever, pleasant, Peggy Hornung is liked by everyone in the class. Member of the Girl Reserves three years, on the cab- inet two, also in G. A. A. two years. She took part in the op- eretta Tulip Time , was a mem- ber of the Viewpoint staff, Played Annie in the Senior play, D'ya remember the Romeo with the Barrymore profile in Klep- tomania , Thre Cornered Moon , and The Whole Town's Talk- ing That's Bill Hughes, big C6 ft. 25 activities man of the Ye editor on P 8: G two also edited this annual. class. years, Center on the basketball team two years, No. 1 in tennis for three, member of Hi-Y and C. V, Club. Represented our scandal sheet at the Nebraska Press Convention this year and will spiel one of the commencement speeches. Outstanding humorist of the Senior Class is Kenneth Keller' Easy-going, clever, capricious, his sense of humor is always break- ing out, amusing his fellow-stu- dents, plaguing his teachers. An athlete, he made his mark in foot- ball as a senior, in basketball as a junior. Took part in the op- eretta Robin Hood , was a mem- ber of Hi-Y and C. V, Club. In two years at C. V. Kenny Krull has become one of the most popular boys in the class. Foot- ball, basketball, and track letters both years, captain of track team this, and member of Ace Club. In Hi-Y, vice-president of C. V, Club, on cast of Kleptomania . On P gl G staff both years, and Viewpoint staff. Pleasant, witty, adable. Best student of the class, Faith Lawrencds school-work was han- dicapped by illness. Salutatorian this year, member of the National Honor Society, also a member of Girl Reserves, and chairman of the Service Committee. Very quiet, very studious, Tall suave and athletic is Frank Layton. Lettered in basketball two years, reserve team in '34, THE VIEWPOINT-1935-36 first team in '35, Lettered in track this year. Member Mahatma Fifi Club, also C. V. Club and Hi-Y. You probably remember him as the fast shifty half-back, Buzz Lowe has been president of C. V. Club, vice-president of I-Ii-Y, and Class Vice-President. Suave, dark, athletic, you'll always find him in the midst of the fun. Main thing about Frances Lund- wall's personality is her gum. Frances without gum would be like the ocean without water. Could that be what her teacher meant by saying I wish she'd dry up ? Cheerful, talkative, popular, she's Class Treasurer this year, and typist for the View- point, Member of G. A. A., Pep Club, and Girl Reserves, on G. R. Cabinet this year. You'll hear her sprout her stuff as a com- mencement speaker. Lois McGee is another good- looking brunette. Member of G. A, A., Pep Club, and Girl Ref- serves, President of G. R. this year, member of the Interclub Council, and vice-president of that organization. Member of both P Kr G and Viewpoint staffs. She and Willie Hoag like to listen to Gang Busters on the radio. Just ask her. Mrs, Simmons in The Whole Town's Talking . Coming to College View from Jackson High in her sophomore year, Lucille McMaster quickly fitted into school activities. Mem- ber of Mahatma Fifi Club, Massa- sappa Club, and Girl Reserves, also took part in the '35 musical. Arlene Nelson attended the ninth and tenth grades in Lincoln. She has written for both Purple and Gold and the Viewpoint, was Secretary-Treasurer of the Junior class, Active in Girl Reserves and G, A. A. Pretty, blonde, demure, played Sally in The Whole Town's Talking . Quiet, industrious and whim- sical, Erv Oaks was the eficient business manager behind the P 8: G last ye-ar, the same on this an- nual, One of our most consistent students, he was elected to the Na- tional Honor Society in his Junior year, and took part in the play presented by the Latin class. Tech- nical man on Three Cornered Moon , chemistry lab assistant ll 5 S ff ---- -,,.1 U ff ff 'v v TOP T0 BOTTONI-Left to rfght: Catherine Adams Leland Berggren YYillurd liresee Vivian Dobson Leon Phill Tom Gillaspie lhlrlzln Urzllmln Clover Green