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

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EVELYN WELDON—Normal Maroon (4); Beaver (4); “Mother Mine”. “If this is a sample, I’ll take it all.” LESLIE SHAFFER—Classical Maroon (3-4); Operetta (1-2); Orph-eum; “Welcome Home Jimmy”; “Mother Mine”; Declamatory (3-4); Class Pres. (2-3). “A silver tongued orator inspired by evils of war”. ERLA WILSON—Normal “Can’t get along very well without the other sex (?)”. MARVIN NELSON—Classical Basketball (1-2-3-4); Baseball (3-4); Basketball Captain (3-4); Operetta (1-2); Orpheum; “Safety First”. “Generous, manly, chivalrous, but sometimes pugilistic”. ELLA SKANDERUP— Normal and Classical Maroon( 2); “Welcome Home Jimmy”; Orchestra (2-4); Class Treas. (3); Class Vice-Pres. (4). “Ella now, Ella ever, Skanderup now, But not forever.” CORNELIA WELDON—Normal “Welcome Home Jimmy”. “Cooper introduced fame to my family; I’ll clinch it”. ESTHER LAN DEN—Commercial Basketball (4); “Mother Mine”. “Wouldn’t hurt any one’s feelings for the world”.

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EUGENIA HIRSCH—Normal “Just a winsome spirit, dear. Her smiles are always bright and clear”. JOHN ANDERSON—Commercial Orchestra (4). “The only living model of Everett True”. GWENDOLYN ELLIS—Normal “Mother Mine”. “She has a way all her own”. ROYAL CRUISE—Commercial Operetta (1-2); Orpheum; “Welcome Home Jimmy”; “Mother Mine”. “He stoops to nothing but a door”. PEARL POTTER—Normal “The ocean depths are still, The shallows roar, Fame is but the noise Along the shore”. CHARLES AGAN—Commercial Baseball (2-3-4). “Something always going on above his ears”. ROY SMITH—Commercial Maroon (4); “Welcome Home Jimmy”; “Mother Mine”; Class Vice-Pres. (3); Class Pres. (4). “A very modest, unassuming, capable chap”.

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IDho's IDho in the Senior Class Seniors Nicknames Favorite Pastimes Glimpses of the Future Leslie Shaffer “Les” Falling in love A Dairyman Royal Cruise “Roy” Jazz Dance Instructor Roy Smith “Tinkie” Adoring Lillies Nurseryman Gerald DeVore “Gerry” Whistling Lawyer Charles Agan “Chuck” Grinning Bachelor John Miller “Jack” Nobody knows Auctioneer Herman Ronnquist “Heinie” Parties Preacher Marvin Nelson “Marv” Playing basketball Basketball coach Harold Kealy “Kealy” Teaching school College Professor David Wilson “Dave” Talking Cowboy John Anderson “Johnny” Driving Fords Ford Salesman Esther Landen “Essie” Hotel Waitress Flirting Evelyn Weldon “Mike” Keeping late hours A farmer’s wife Cornelia Weldon “Gus” Changing men Old maid Eugenia Hirsch “Genie” Growing up Toe dancer Pearl Potter “Peggy” Gazing down the hall Teaching school Eleanor Nelson “Happy” Has none Staying at home Clarice Smith “Babe” Keeping Cool All alone Ada Lightner “Spud” Telling others what to do In Paris Philus Slifer “Dimples” Chewing Gum Ladies’ maid Erla Wilson “Squirrely” Joy riding Aeroplane driver Verna Jenson “Verna” Dreaming Movie Star Ella Skanderup “Ella” Taxi driver A dairyman’s wife Della Nelson “Del” Buying new clothes A dress model Zella Snavely “Swede” Driving new cars Garage stenographer Marion DeVore “Mari” Going places and seeing things Missionary to Foreign countries Gwendolyn Ellis “Gwen” Keeping up appearances A mystery Berneice Nelson “Berneice” Hunting a good man Nurse