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N My . I 01112. , U t QM Wi 'Q x , CHARLES PLATH Student Council, Jr., Sr., Hi-Y, Soph., Jr., Sr.: Junior Class Play, Jr., Dramatic Club, Jr., Sr., Band, Soph., Operetta, Sr., Glee Club, Sr., A capella choir, Sr., Sr. Class President, B Club, Soph., Jr., Sr., Varsity Football, Soph., Jr., Sr., Varsity Basketball, Jr., Sr., Track, Soph., Jr., Sr., Swimming Team, Soph., National Honor Society, Senior Class Play, One Act Play, Jr. Yes, kiddies--Your father was rr huge success in high school. VICTOR RECTOR Vice Pres. Sr. Class, Varsity Basketball, Jr' Reserve Football, Jr. Tony lost his heart to a brunette long ago. -x ETHELBELLE CAMBRIDGE Librarian, Jr., Girls Club Cabinet, Soph., Stu- dent Club, Soph., Jr., Dramatic Club, Jr.: Or- chestra, Soph., Jr., Sr., Glee Club, Soph., Sex- tette, Soph.: Music Award, Jr., Sr., Senior Class Secretary, Sr., Zip Club, Sr., Commercial Award, Jr., Twirler, Jr., Sr., String Quartet, Jr., Sr., National Honor Society. Ability meets no unconquerecl foes. Student Council, Secy., Sr., Librarian, Jr., Ush- er, Soph., Jr., Sr., Glee Club, Soph., Sr. Class Treasurer, Sr., Zip Club, Soph., Jr., Sr., Na- IQVWLEN DUNN tional Honor Society, Commercial Award, Sr. Plath Cambridge In the future we expect to hear that Helen has Rector Dunn Dunn done it again. President. Dale Novotny Secretary, Gretchen Wildhaber Treasurer. James Brown Vice President, Millard Boehmer IPAGE 291
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Junior Script Juniors may come and Juniors may go, but herels a group that's good to know . . . a class well- rounded in intelligence, friendliness, eager participa- tion, athletic ability, and last but not least, its own ardent jitterbugs. After the most spectacular election campaign ever carried on within the walls of dear old B. H. S., Ccandy seemed to be a very effective influencej, this up and coming class selected Dale Novotny as its helmsman, aided by vice president Millard Boeh- mer, secretary Gretchen Wildhaber, and treasurer James Brown. The Junior Class Play, UCross My Heart, directed by Miss Clara Johnson, was one of the best and most interesting plays put on by a Junior Class in years. The students and public received this breezy comedy, which netted a larger profit than any Junior production in recent history, with great enthusiasm. The stars of this great success were Dale Novotny, Geraldine Terry, Harry Pagels, Jean Armstrong, Ray- mond Calkins, Gretchen Wildhaber, Junior Moehl, Nelbardine Jones, and Miles Chard. They were sup- ported by Richard Wood, Arlene Brott, Maxine Vanderhook, and Norma Jean Stolzer. With such fine sponsors as Miss Gingles, Miss LeBow, Miss Atwood, Miss Pagels, Mr. Beal, Mr. Chard, and Mr. Widman, the class busied itself plan- ning the Junior-Senior banquet, given in honor of its graduating upper classmen. The theme of the banquet was a southern garden carried out with colored mammies, cotton balls, and all the marks of southern individuality. Richard Wood, Roy Johnson, and Harold Mil- lard, held prominent positions in the operetta, Har- mony Hallf, Remember Richard as the eccentric Gen- HOME ROOM 2 Front Row - Dean Jamieson, Phyllis Young, Wilfred Taylor, Maxine Vanderhook, Betty Mae Skladany. Bett Walters. Second Rowti Leota Wiedeman, Donald Claassen, Julia Ewald, Nor- ma Vryheid, Esther Walsh, Esther Flesner, Mr. Beal. Third Row-Ralph Paul, Roland White, Billy Robertson, Walter Dole, Betty Simpson, Norma Tegt- neral Earnest Work, Roy as the famous tenor Brown- ini, and Harold portraying Brownini's press agent, Wright Story. Scores of Juniors sang in the chorus or helped on the various committees. The following Junior muscular men you've seen around the school have earned varsity football letters: Hugh Carroll, Leslie Kassabaum, Raymond Garris, and Dale Novotny, as student manager. On the basketball court we find Millard Boehmer and Jack Tumblin. Juniors in track were: Raymond Calkins, Bill Robertson and Sheldon Replogle, as student manager. Swimming attracted Carleton Cook, Dean Jamie- son, George Lampe, James Nevitt, and Gordon Potts. Varsity letters in gym were won by Don Lari- more, Willard Bitting, Dean Jamieson and Carleton Cook. The only Junior on the debate team was Ray- mond Calkins, who proved himself many times worthy of his position on the HA team. Juniors were represented in cheerleading by De- lores Gardner. Miss Merwin had many Juniors working and serving as librarians and as monitors. Several individuals achieved particular recogni- tion. Bernice Rine headed the Student Club through 1939-40, Esther Falkenroth sold the most tickets to the show sponsored by the Student Council, Betty Mae Skladany was elected vice president of the Girls, Club, and Thomas Damrow of the agricultural de- partment, won a Union Pacific scholarship to the University of Nebraska. Gertrude Fulton was chosen to represent the Beatrice Chapter of the American Legion Auxiliary at the Nebraska Girls' State. meier, Helen Trump. Back Row-Harry Pagels, Alfred Sears, Glen Plucknett, Melvin Roschewski, Jack Beste, Doris Cox, Miles Chard. Not in picture-Bessie Elwood. IPAGE 301
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