St Edward High School - Beaver Yearbook (St Edward, NE)

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Hazel Burke '24 fCaptainJ Dimples Dimples proved to be an A No. 1 captain. With a team of fine girls willing to help her she had the best results known for years. Her spirit toward basketball throughout her high school days has been greatly appreciated. Much of our success is due to her interest in and hard work for the team. We all regret this being her last year. Lois Shaffer '24 Lic Lic proved herself to be the backbone of the team by 'her hard work through the past season. Her work as center was a little strenuous at times but Lic isn't a quitter. What will we do without Lois next Ayear? Zoda N elson'25 Swede Zoda is a team-maker and always has a word of encouragement when it is needed. She stands all the knocks although she is small, and those who are leaving are glad she is to remain to better the next year's team. Hop to it, 'Swedef , Beulah Smith '25 CNot picturedp ', Bee Bee is our goal-shooting shark, always breaking the tie and the pass from her opponents. Just one more year and the finishing touches will make her a note-worthy player. Marcella Regan '25 Celly-Mar Celly-Mar is an old standby--always on the job from start to finish. When she plays team work with Swede and Lic they are sure to get the ball to the St. Ed goal. Della Nelson '26 Smokey When Smokey's name is mentioned thoughts of the peppiest girl is brought to mind at once. She has been a faithful teamster, not playing for herself, but for the honor of team and school as well. She will show her ability in her following two years of basketball work. Amy Weed '24 Stucie Stucie is the comic of the team. She always has a smile and a word of cheer. When she gets t'he ball it seems to fly to the forwards. Her spirit of co-operation with the team has certainly been appreciated. Mabel Decker '25 Decker Decker is a handy person, always ready to do her part and always loyal to her team. She still has another year to make good in athletics. We're back of you, Decker. Prospects are very bright for another good team next year, although four of our best players are leaving. But we expect to have one of the fastest teams yet in the history of the High School.

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Regan D. Nelson Coach Janike Z. Nelson Decker Shaffer Burke Weed Girlz' iiaakrthall Umm 96 96 96 The most successful season St. Edward has ever had was that of 1923 and 1924. The majority of the scheduled games were won, a feat never before accomplished by St. Edward High. St. Edward . . . . 19 St. Edward . . 19 St. Edward . . 13 St. Edward . . 12 St. Edward . . 5 St. Edward . . 23 St. Edward . . 6 St. Edward . . 12 St. Edward . . 12 Total . . 130 The Burke, Hazel CCaptainJ . Shaffer, Lois ..... Nelson, Zoda . Smith, Beulah . . Regan, Marcella . Nelson, Della . Weed, Amy . . Decker, Mabel . Genoa Indians .... 31 Genoa High School . . 7 Genoa Indians .... 12 Primrose . . . . 15 Creston . . . 20 Primrose . . . 1 Cedr Rapids . . 1 Cedar Rapids . . 2 Albion . . . 23 Total . . 112 Team . Forward . Center . . Guard . 2nd Center . . Guard . . Forward . . Sub Guard . Sub Forward

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Reardon McCarty Kennedy Smith Buck Ronnquist Smiley fCoachJ Nelson Hirsch Parrott L Weed Sv. E. H. 50. Eazvhall Umm After a lapse of three months the school is once more struck with the baseball fever, the same as the Whole country. This is shown by the number'of candidates who report for practice. Although there are no first class, big league players on the squad, there are twenty hard working men under the direction of Coach Smiley, nine who will represent S. E. H. S. on the diamond. In the four games played, two with Elgin and two with Cedar, We emmerged victors in three. -The Lineup- Scores Smith lb ' St. Ed 7-Elgin 11 Ronnquist 2b St. Ed 2-Elgin 1 Buck rt' St. Ed 11-Cedar 2 Reardon lf St. Ed Won -Cedar Defeated Nelson cf Weed 3b Parrott c Kennedy p McCarty p