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ARTHUR CARTER ,411 ind1i.rt1'ioii.v grutlmuaix. and lzkcablv. R,O.T.C. 4, 3, 2, Company A, Corporal. JACK CATERON Env' loyal tu his many fricnds. Football 4, Student Manager. MILDRED CHADWELL CENTRAL HIGH sCIruoL OMAIIA, NEHRASKA Arid hor dark nyc:-how eloquent. Le Cercle Francais 4,33 Priure of Pilrenf Sweetheartsg Girl Reserves 4, SHELDON CHARRON There is no wisdom like f1'arLk1ic.vr. R.O.T.C. 4,3,2, Company A, Cor. poralg Ushers anfl Doormen 43 Football 33 Track 3, 23 Hi-Y 2. LOU ISE CHRISTENSEN She grows more dear, lllore ronyfmuzzl to the heart. Xenophon Club 23 Gym Revue 1. BOB CLARK To high heights he doth arpiro, Some day hi- hopes to be a famous flier. Xenoplxnn Club 43 R.O.T.C, 4, Company B, Sergeant: Basketball 23 Stage Crew 3,23 Hi-Y 4. EVELYN CLARK Vim, vigor, and vitality. Gym Revue 4,13 Tennis 4,3,2,13 Golf 4,3,2,13 Office Messenger 43 Girl Reserves 43 Se-Co Club 4. I if' 1 v ff if QW 1+ A .Hz ,. gl.-:Q , .1-1:t ' ' .z- ' -' ,. '14 -:eff-: iz -.: lzegyjyx.-.1,w .,.. -':L,:-.,.- .5 11.1--1-.Rai 5f:r:yfv.L.J':- , 'SEI-F3.?'H 1,54-hifi ffLo.,?'f4 -:,.f- ff--se - ,-.easy---:vt 5' ,-f-1:45-.-,wffsvsf :sgr- .1 65.953 ru 1 I .ssc 4 ' --ff-f 1 -1 ?'.':'--f--ff f lf- i 'f ' . iss... . -- - . 1- 1 .::.f2:Y-g.ifggz'eL1.:g':gJ,.5:Lg....,g:., . - xii '- WILLIAM COCHRANE Comftcry corribimfil with wisdom and mirth. LOUISE COHEN Thy modesty ir a candle to thy merit. Le Cercle Francais 3,2,13 Student Council 3: Girl Reserves 4,3,2,13 Art Club 3: Se-Co Club 4. 3, 2. Hall Duty 4. ARTHUR COHN WEST I-IIGII SCHOOL MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA Of an homnrt opinion is knowledge made. Science-Math Club 43 Xenophon Club 43 Ushers and Doormen 4, 33 Tennis 4,33 Debate Contests 4, 33 Debate Squad 4, 33 N.F.L. 4, 33 Benson High News 4, 33 Camera Club 43 Hi-Y 3: Chess Club 4. MARTHA COLE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Capable, likeable, and ambitious. s.P.Q.1z. 3,23 Girls' Athletic As- sociation 3,23 Girls' O Club 4, 32 Gym Revue 4,13 Play Produc- tiong Growing Painrg Girl Reserves 4,33 Benson High News 4,3, Copyreader3 Se-Cn Club 3. ROBERT O. COLE An honest mari who work: hard. JACK CONANT His 'very foot has music in it. Xenophon Club 4,3,2,1, President 43 R.O.T.C. 3,2, Company C3 Crack Squazl 33 Gym Revue 4: Ushers and Dnormen 4,3,23 Band 3,23 Ben- son High News 4,3, Exchange Edi- tor, Associate Editorg Cupola 4, As- sistant Editor: Chess Club 23 Cam- era Club 33 Cheerleader 4, 3, Z3 Cornhusker Boys' State 33 Hall Duty 43 cleverest boy. MARIE COOKE EMPORIA HIGH SCHOOL EMPORIA, KANSAS An earner! lp-crsou glided by an ambitious rpirit. Xenophon Club 43 Girl Reserves 4,3,2.
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EUNICE DULL Quiet Quays and pleasing ways-, XCIIQPIN-lil Clllb 2,13 SiUeUthea1'tr Music Lontest 3: Girl Reserves Se-Co Club 3: Music Fesitivali4.3i WARREN DUNAGAN His mrmliitess is to be admired. Debate Contests 4, 3. SAM DURDEN Au impish t'wirtkle haunts his partir eye. El Circulo Espanol 3,lg Xeng hon Club lg-Student Council 3,2,lgpThv Red fllillq Prince of Pilsrn: 320 Lollcyc Azimzuog Ofnce Messenger 3,25 Music Festival 2. MARY LEE DURKEY A .vmilr for all, all for 1: smile. Student Council 4, Music Contest Ig Se-Co Club 3,33 Music Festival ,1. BOB ECABERT Why worry about-tm11or1'ou', for tomarrow today will be yesterday. Football 3. ALMA ECKLUND IANUARY smuok She is a friend to all. El Circulo Espanol 3,25 Xenoplion Club lg The Red Millg Swef'tl1z'arts,' Music Contest 21 Girl Re- serves 3.2,1, Secretary 3, Treasurer, Art Club 2,13 Se-Co Club 1. KENNETH ERDMAN TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL DMAHA, NEBRASKA Wit and ioisdom were born within him. Basketball 2. in rg L , S: H751 '1 '-Lim .YH '- 5 my y 'Rav' . F :fi ' 2 aff Eli- ' '51 we ,fi 2 of, L, 1.-3 'mg' '- .1 -gi 'S JIM FARLEE His rcady wit and sertse of hurrwr are the source of his popularity. R.O.T.C. 4,3,2, Company D, First Sergeant, Football 35 Benson High News 4, 3, Sports Editor 4. FRANCES FARLIN JANUARY semon Peaceful, thoughtful, refined. Se-Co Club 45 Music Festival 2. ESTELMA FELTON UTICA HIGH SCHOOL UTICA, NEBRASKA A hue friend to have at any time. Orchestra 4. ARMANDO FERRARI Iivcryottcfs friend and a square one. El Circulo Espanol 3,23 Xenophon Club lg R,O.'1'.C. 4,3,2, Company D, Sergeant, Gym Revue lg Play Pro' duction: 320 College Avenue. BARBARA FINLAYSON The mildest rnanrlers, And the bravest mind. El Circulo Espanol 4,35 Girls' Ath- letic Association 43 Xeno :hon Club 2,13 Girl Reserves 3g Se-Co Club 4. JACK FINLAYSON A powerful personality is at his command. El Circulo Espanol 3,2g S.P.g.R, 1: Xenoplxon Club 3: Stu ent Council 4, 3, lg Gym Revue 1: Naughty Marietta: Red Millp Prince of Pilseng Play Production, 320 College A-wrtucg Ushers and Door- men 4,3,2,1g Football 2,15 Track 13 Golf 45 District Music Contest 3,25 State Music Contest 4, 3g Junior Red Cross 4,33 Production Staff 33 Hi-Y 4,3,2g Music Festival 2g best dancer, LEO FINNIGAN llc is straight, you can trust him.
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