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

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Class Dag program Instrumental (piano) .......................................Dorothy Webb Salutatory Address of Welcome..........................Max Knudsen Song (vocal sextet) ..............................from Senior Class Class Will, Prophecy and History. Presentation of Picture ......................................Irene Shaffer Acceptance ...................................................Keith Saunders Song .......................................... Clifford Anderson Valedictory Address (Presentation of Key of Knowledge), Max Knudsen Acceptance (president of Junior Class) .............. Donald Armes Class Song (composed by Rose Nelson)........................ Class ISarralaitrrate May 10, 1931 Processional Invocation Anthem Scripture .... Cornet solo Sermon .... Anthem ..... Benediction Recessional Mrs. H. P. Knudsen Itev. A. N. Lundeen .....Double Quartette Rev. W. W. Hull Mr. E. A. Rimovsky Dr. P. Marion Simms .....Double Quartette Rev. W. W. Hull Mrs. H. P. Knudsen Director, Mrs. Fred Frank Pianist, Mrs. II. P. Knudsen Cunmmtrimmit izxvrci vB May 15th, 1931 Processional.........Mrs. H. P. Knudsen Invocation..............Rev. W. W. Hull Girls Glee Club “The Measure of a Man” Mr. C. A. Fulmer Director of Vocational Education Violin Solo .........Mr. Frank Lightner Presentation of Diplomas Mr, Forrest Long President of School Board Presentation of scholarship awards.... ..........................Supt. R. J. Helt Vocal solo ..................Mrs. Fred Frank Benediction ..............Rev. A. N. Lundeen

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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

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Bark row. left to right—Lylse Crosier. Alan Wake, Ernest Nelson. Katherine Koerber. Behihla Kluthe, Vernon Weldon Middle row Kuth Buchanan. Vivian Whltehorn, Norman Peterson, Glenn Wright, Frances Rorkey. Allan Bennett, Mary Anderson, Vernetta C'ampaln, Blanche Nelson First row seated—Florence Reardon. Donald Benson, Donald Armes. Kenneth Jones. Forest Edwards, Wanda Jensen. Lucy Stevens, Lena Sauler Pictures omitted—Frank Rorkey. Willie Weed. Helen Arney. Feildln Swim SJjc Ollase of 1932 Under the sponsor-ship of Miss Condell and the presidency of Donald Armes, the Junior class put forth a very successful year. The class of 1932 is looking toward a very bright and successful senior year, and will do their best to make it so.