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

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ET Class Instant The theme about which the Seniors built their class day exercises was that of a modem scientific laboratory. The old scientist with several assistants was about to put the materials together for his last great contribution to science. He represented the class as a whole. The materials he used in his crucible were bits of class history. When all the history had been told—LO! there was an explosion. When the smoke and noise had died away, he found his results in the class prophecy, acted out in pantomime by each class member. The class will was represented as those materials which he did not use and those with which he was through. The history, prophecy and will in brief were: Freshman Year Max Knudsen.................... President James McNally ..................Secretary Eugene Fonda .................. Treasurer Arlene Kiel................Vice-President Bert Howe.....................Yell Leader Miss Elizabeth Tracy....... Sponsor Sophomore Year Eugene Fonda....................President Elaine Ellis...............Vice-President Odetta Kennedy. . Secretary-Treasurer Miss Elizabeth Tracy..............Sponsor Junior Year Eugene Fonda ................. President Leo Hall...................Vice-President Irene Shaffer Secretary-Treasurer Miss Genevieve Wr'ght.............Sponsor Junior Class Play, “The Girl Who Forgot” Senior Year Irene Shaffer..................President Leo Hall..................Vice-President Rose Nelson..........Secretary-Treasurer Miss Genevieve Wright............Sponsor Senior Class Play, “Second Childhood” (Class Prnphrrtj Clifford Anderson—baseball p'aver Ruth Collins—Actress Eugene Fonda—Blacksmith Leo Hall—Lawyer Edna Harris—Department store owner in Los Angeles. Elaine Ellis—School teacher. Virgil Grieg—Mayor of Chicago. Ada Harris—Court Stenographer. Iola Hirsch—Parisian model. Esther Kemper—Parisian model Max Knudsen—Aviator Joseph Koziol—Detective (Sherlock Holmes)

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tH Donald Schafer (Schaf) Commercial (•lee Club 3, -4; Orchestra 3, 4; Commercial Contest, Norfolk, 4; Office Boy 4; Tennis 3. 4; Maroon Pep sters 4. dire thy thoughts the benefit of thy speech.” Lillian Dickenson (Dickie) Normal Training Glee Club 4; Normal Training Club 4; Dramatic Club 4; “The Hector”; “Dust of the Koa d”; “S e c o n d Childhood”; “Confessional”; Little Theater Tournament, Fremont 4. “She looks pious, but when you know her.” Dorothy Annf. Webb (Dot) Classical-Corn mercial District Scholastic Contest 1; High School Pianist 2, 3, 4; (ilee Club Pianist 2, 3, 4; District Music Contest Wayne 2; Beaver Staff 3, 4; Maroon Pepster 4; District Commercial Contest at Norfolk 4. can't help it if I am short.” Irenf. LouiseSiiaffer (Pugs) College Preparatory ( lass President 4; Maroon Pepsters 3,4; Dramatic Club 3, 4; Maroon Staff 3; Assistant Beaver Editor 3; Kditor-in-Chief 4; Music Contest, Wayne 2: Declamatory ('on- test 3. 4; Sicretary-Treasurer of Class 3; (ilee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. “The Girl Who Forgot”; “The Rector”, “Second Childhood.” “ love to wind my tongue up. love to hear it go.” Eleanor Mae Wf.rner (Sally) Commercial Glee Club 3; Physical Training 4. She had so many bright ideas her hair turned red.” Odetta Thompson Normal Training Normal Training Club; (Ilee Club; Treasurer of the Normal Training Club 3. “I say what I mean and know what 1 think.” Maynard Wilson Commercial Freshman Vice President; Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4; Football 2, 4; Dramatic Club Secretary 4; “The Girl Who Forgot”; “Dust of the Road”; “The Rector”; “Moonshine”; “Kibitzer”; Maroon Staff 3; Commercial Contest, Norfolk 4; S. E. Club 2, 3. 4. He has to be known to be appreciated.” Bruce McCall Vocational Agriculture Baby Beef Club; Agriculture Contest at Lincoln 2. 3; Agriculture Contest at York 3. “He smiles and when he smiles, others smile.” Ada Harris Commercial Physical Training 1, 2; Glee Club 1, 2, 4; Music Contest at Wayne 2. A calm and silent manner, but a mind.” Iva M. Wf.bb (Ike) Commercial Sometimes I sit and think and sometimes I just sit.”

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L3 ?Wen ?u°TCrantZ 1-Happily married Irene Shaffer ) J Russel Jacobson—Barber Odetta Kennedy—Radio announcer. Sarah Lister—Keeper of home for homeless cats. Bruce McCall—Sailor. Curtis Peterson—Acrobatic champion with Ringling Bros, circus. Rose Nelson—Sculptress Donald Schafer—Poet Odetta Thompson—Fashionable society lady Iva Webb—Nurse Dorothy Webb—Famous violinist Eleanor Werner—World’s tennis champion William Westmore—Cowboy. Maynard Wilson—Judge Lillian Dickensen—Artist. Class mui The following Seniors will to their other schoolmates: Clifford Anderson—His “gift of gab” to Margaret Goranson. Max Knudsen—His height to Vera Olson. Eugene Fonda—“Betty Ann” to Allen Bennett. Leo Hall—His booming vocal powers to Ruth Saunders. Ruth Collins—Her curly hair to Beatrice Nelson. Edna Harris—Her jolly laugh to Eileen Cavanaugh. Elaine Ellis—Her vamping abilities to Anna Wemer. Vergil Greig—His innocent way of making eyes at girls in the library to Lyle Crosier. Ada Harris—All of her sociology themes to Vernon Weldon. Iola Hirsch—Her raven black locks to Leola Younger. Esther Kemper—Her little brief case to Gene Wheeler. (Be sure to take your books home now, Gene.) Joe Koziol—His gum to Leone Verhaege. Owen Rosencrantz—His red hair to “Pink” Wake. Russel Jacobson—His musical ability to Bob Wake. Odetta Kennedy—Her ability to get rides home to Frances Rockey. Sarah Lister—Her three false teeth to Twyla Kemper. Bruce McCall—His safety razor to “Tut” Reitz. Curtis Peterson—His daily visits to Mrs. Myers to Stanley Matzen. Rose Nelson—Her dramatic ability to Fern Elizabeth Kealy. Donald Schafer—His typing records to Naomi Simpson. Odetta Thompson—Her high heels to Mable Reitz. Iva Webb—Her art of singing to Ralph Marshall. Irene Shaffer—Her knack of bluffing Mr. Martin to Warren McGregor Dorothy Webb—Her “nimble fingers” on the keyboard to Genevieve Hazlitt. Eleanor Werner—Her beautiful figure to Gladys Schylter. William Westmore—His unopened textbooks to Jane Knudsen. Maynard Wilson—His sophistication to Harry Neimann. Lillian Dickenson—Her haunting eyes to Edna Brunk. Hi