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

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MIXED CHORUS Front Row: Westmore, Andreasen, Ellis, Fisher, Reitz, Raitt, Cooper, Raitt, Ulson, Raitt, Lightner, Second Row: Bently, Thompson, Sehack, Campain, Adkins, McColl, Goodman, Grape, Phillips, Reardon, Potter. Third Row: Dannelly, Swanson, Clark, Novotny, Wheeler, McColl, Reardon, Fla- herty, Brown, Myhre, Walden, Evans, Francis, Jones, Taylor, Olson, Shotkoski, Zimmerele. Fourth Row: Myhre, Evans, Hansen, Ellis, Shotkoski, Tierney, Shell, Iverson, Zabka, Lightner, Iverson, Werts, Speas, Nordeen, Case, Nelson, Potter, Mr. Worsham. Back Row: Coan, Warren, McKay, Nelson, Hasselbach, Stevens, Cummings, Scott, Matya, Andreassen, Case, Miller, Speas. Junior Class Play Con't. from page 32 name electrifies the group of students and then the fun market begins. He's thrown overboard in a maelstrom of riotous happenings that would be chaotically bewildering were it not that they were so cleverly knitted together into a perfect story. When the real Dean came along he was mistakenly thought to be an escaped lunatic. All ends well with the real Dean of the college and Dean Brown becoming friends of all. Under the able direction of Miss Francis Walroth, the play was a great success and the laugh sensation of the year. —22—

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F.H.A. CLUB First Row: Zimmerle, McColl, Evans, Milburn, McColl, Campain, Adkins, Olson, Reardon. Second Row: Dannelly, Brown, Evans, Schack, Flaherty, Lightner, Reardon, Phillips, Potter, Clark, Francis, Jones. Third Row: Case, Wheeler, Swanson, Tierney, Iverson, Ellis, Shell, Iverson, Tav- lor. Back Row: Werts, Thompson, Swanson, Speas, Nelson, Case, Shotkoski, Zabka, Novotny, Shotkoski. . This year the ruture homemakers ot America consisted of forty girls. It was under the supervision of Mrs. Remmereid, the first semester, Mrs. Corcoran, the substitute, and Miss Olson, the second semester. The Chapter had a very active year. In the fall, fifteen girls attended the district meeting in Albion where Darlene Campain was elected District Treasurer. Later nine girls went to Fremont for the State F.H.A. Convention. Jo Ann Swanson was elected State Parlimentarian. The F.H.A. of 1946-47 presented the department with a life-size doll to use in studying child development. Since the baby was in need of a name, a school-wide Name the Baby contest was held. The name selected by the third year girls, who were the judges, was Pamela Sue. A major project of th F.H.A., together with the F.F.A., was selling hot dogs and pop at the football games. They also sold candy at the basketball games and during the noon hours. Officers of the Future Homemakers of America were: President Donna Potter Vice President Muriel Shell Secretary ..................................Ramona Iverson Treasurer ..................................Darlene Campain Historian Mary Lou Flaherty Publication Chairman ....................... Corinne Lightner —24—