Beatrice High School - Homesteader Yearbook (Beatrice, NE)

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Sophomores HOME ROOM 35 FRONT Row: Martha Kits' miller, Carl Kitsmillcr, Darlean Kaufman, Eugene H a r d e r, Esther Jantzen, Lloyd Hubbard, Pearl Hawkins. SECOND Row: Walter Hill, Elizabeth Irvin, Ivan Long, Bette Jane Lacy, Jesse Hill, Pauline Jacobsen. 'M bw, bf --f r-- Tniao Row: Amanda Husf ton, Ernestine Kaloides, Doris Kaminska, Arthur Helfclnnger, Edith Hathaway, Louis Lueders, Wilinetta Gormley. Forari-i Row: James Ridgley, Joyce Hafner, Darlene Kaminska, Robert Lichty, Marie Leehner, Clifford Johnson. BACK Row: Miss Mohr, Mary Margaret Haith, Donald Horn' i ey, Mary Gibson, Robert Long, Darlene Lehrman, John Hall. 1 NOT IN P1c:rL'Ria: Bernice Matttnx. ,,,. I. ,. fglsikn-xf ' v , 1 .f , 1 ,, 7 s f S4 - WV-, . T M Sophomore Script The Sophomore Class of 1938 is one of the largest classes that ever trooped across the spacious Fifth Avef nue of the City of Beatrice. The class is composed of some 207 members. Among the many accomplishments of the Sophof mores are the winning of the Senior High Intramural Sports Banner by Home Room 20, sponsored by Miss Johnson, and capturing the Pioneer Subscription Ban' ner for both Junior and Senior High Schools, with a percentage of 84.3 in Home Room 30, with Miss Sturf mer as sponsor. The Sophomores have made themselves known on both the varsity and reserve football squads. Among the varsity lettermen are Alvin Lampe, Merle Ward, Charles Plath, Arthur Claussen, and Edgar Burroughs. Those on the reserves are Lyle Bowhay, Kenneth Comp- ton, Jack Langley, Raymond Lenz, Claude Miller, Frank Mattoon, Theo Ossowski, Richard Plebuck, Harf old Salisbury, and William Weaver. In basketball there are many Sophomore hopefuls. Edgar Burroughs earned a varsity letter. Those on the reserve basketball team are Jack Langley, Frank Mattoon, Richard Plebuck, Arthur Claussen, Harold Stone, Donald Bloodgood, Robert Lichty, and Eugene Schlegel. There are many Sophomores out for track also. They are Harold Van Borkuin, Charles Plath, Richard Plebuck, Gilbert Brase, Duane Crandall, Frank Mattoon, William Weaver, Arthur Claussen, Theo Ossowski. As well as those who are talented in athletics, the Sophomores have a large number who are musically inclined. In the Orchestra are Kenneth Beisner, Frank Smith, Wilbur Mumford, Leland Bredwell, Darlene Burgett, Helen Smethers, Ethelbelle Cambridge, Hildaf mae Roszell, Dorene Ostrander, Rachael Lenz, Eugene Harder, Burton Jay. Participating in the band are Kenneth Beisner, Frank Smith, Charles Plath. Eugene Schlegel, Eugene Harder, Williani Weaver, Burton Jay, Leland Bredwell, Wilbur Mumford, Robert Ahl- fPage Thirtyj quist, Wilford Umphenour, Wayne Sack, Delmar Packard, Lucille Recker. The District Music Contest at Geneva drew three Sophomores: Dorene Ostrander rating excellent in cello solo, Bobbette Brown excellent in girl's medium voice, and Burton Jay excellent in boy's low voice. In addition to a large number in the glee club, one vocal group has distinguished itself. This is the Sophomore sextette, composed of Bobbette Brown, Dorene Ostranf der, Ethelbelle Cambridge, Hildamae Roszell, Betty Hobbs, and Joyce Newburn. In taking a survey of the debate department, a group of rapidly advancing public speakers represents the Sophomore class. They are Treva Mutchmore, Barbara Nispel, Catherine Sullivan, Rachael Lenz, Sam Clarke, Frank Mattoon, Arthur Heffelfinger, Har' old Salisbury, Junior Dunn, Nathan Mudge, Robert Ahlquist, and Frank Smith. Although it is not customary for Sophomores to serve as fullftime librarians, Paul Sonderegger and John Hall shared in this work the second semester. In the Girls' Club, three Sophomore girls hold oihf ces. Ethelhelle Cambridge is secretary, Hildamae Ros' zell and Dorene Ostrander are council members. Sharing in the Patrol work are Robert Ellermeier, Burton Jay, and David Ubben. The Sophomore representatives in the Zip Club are Dorene Ostrander, Treva Mutchmore, Hildamae Ros' zell, Ethelbelle Cambridge, Helen Dunn and Pauline Jacobson. In the Student Council, the Sophomore home rooms are represented by Sam Clarke, Dorene Ostrander, Frank Mattoon, Paul Sonderegger, Junior Dunn, Nathan Mudge and Robert Lichty. Sophomore home room teachers are Miss Johnson, Miss Reid, Miss Linch, Miss Merwin, Miss Sturmer, Miss Klein, and Miss Mohr.