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

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 =t2Vhe BEAVER ----------------------------- 9 s Humor Class President . . . Margaret Nelson Vice-President . . . Lucile Swanson Secretary and Treasurer . . . Kurth Nelson The Junior class is noted for its pep and determination, as has been fully demonstrated by their enthusiasm as shown by participating in the contests and various other activities. The class ranks high in its scholastic standing and holds a fine record as to perfect attendance and promptness. The Junior class has several members who are talented and will undoubtedly become famous some day. These people have offered their services to the High School in contributing selections for entertainment from time to time which have been thoroughly appreciated by the entire student body. The class of ’29 has co-operated with the student body in every undertaking. They have rejoiced with the student body in all their victories and have helped them to take defeat unfalteringly. They have proved themselves “real sports” and will always be highly esteemed by the students and faculty. The Junior class has been more than well represented in activities the past year. Seven members participated in the Declamatory contest, which is more than the other classes entered. The boys, although small in number, take unusual interest in basket ball, football and track. Kurth Nelson, a prominent Junior, has been chosen basket ball captain for the coming year, and Harlan Stone has been elected football captain. Miss Kiskalt, the Junior class sponsor, deserves a great deal of credit for keeping the Juniors on top. She has been “one of us” during the entire past year and has backed us in every undertaking. The Juniors have made such a wonderful showing the past three years that, with one more year to go on, we’ll be at the head of the list without a doubt. = 1928

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cJ TThe BEAVERS S £) The Juniors SIXTH ROW ElInora Reardon. Kenneth Y eed. Pearl Nelson Floyd Nieman, Lola Thomazin. Alice Sauler. Eldon Limbo. FIFTH ROW Alberta McGaughey. Dorothy Pearson. Kathryn Masten. Mahelle Keeshan, Clara Boltz. Plane Webster. FOURTH ROW Edwin Arney. Alyce Webb. Marie Webb. Aradell Huffman, Fern Edwards. John Morris. THIRD ROW Lawrence Kealy. Harlan Stone. Kurth Nelson, Clifford Jensen, Alden Anderson. Margaret Nelson. SECOND ROW Verna Grossnicklaus. Lucile Swanson. Mary Sauler. Fern Webb. Martha Sauler. Miss Kiskalt. FRONT ROW James Moore. Hilbert Hazlitt. Patricia Sullivan. Lulu Nelson. Alice Nelson, Mildred Arney. Lillie Nelson. S = 1928 9

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3 BEAVERS 3 FIFTH HOW Clyd: St.llinger, Harold Miller, Mel Rosvncran . Varyl Swanson, Oscar Scanderup. FOURTH ROW George Anderson. Dorothy Curtis. Pearl Jensen. Ruth Wathen, Kathleen McCay. Vera Condreay. Margaret Anderson. William McCall. Cordon Neal. Francis Jones. THIRD ROW Doris Bennett. Myrtle Ryding. Ruby Jensen. Erma Appi?. Clarica Cruis2. Vera Reed. Audrey Nelson. Anna Nelson. Vaughn Anderson. Theodosia Cahill. Marion Newton. Mr. Grado-ville. Leda Slifer. Ruby Koeber. Ruby Cumming, Grace Nelson. Violet Francisco. SECOND ROW Mildred Jensen, Neva Lawrence, Walter Koop. Mary Gdowski. Florence Nelson. Anna Keeshan, Gertrude Flaherty. Joseph Kozin I, Albert Nelson. FRONT ROW Donald Wake. Kenneth Mat’ .en. Vernon Nelson. John Raustert. (tlir npl|mnnrrs President . . . Kenneth Matzen Vice-President . . . Mildred Jensen Class Sponsor . . . Mr. Gradoville This year we entered our second year of High School life, a gay class of forty-five, intent upon further proving our worth and showing our appreciation to our High School. Many things have been accomplished by us. We have made a good showing in our classes and in our attendance records, and also contributed greatly to the school in athletics, having had four lettermen on the football team, one on the basket ball team, and ??? on the track team. Three class members were entered in the local Declamatory contest, one of whom received a first place, and four of our members were in the High School Dramatic club. Our pledge of $50 to the Athletic fund has been raised and we have fulfilled our contract for the Beaver, as well as backing all High School activities to the uttermost. The school year has been greatly enjoyed by us, and we recall, on looking back over the year, the High School and class activities, our lively Sophomore parties, and many other things of interest. 1928