Blair High School - Tattler Yearbook (Blair, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1931 volume:

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CPSSUS IIlll'Illg tITllS VPKII' ol Hslilll' A l Higlfs Ilislorv, wc' 'Jul I0l'lIl lllis 1931 1'aulQ.. ...... - f V wg... , gay : 9 XA X NX xxx V N.: -' .K i X . - f 'X N Nf M71 4' if , 'Q i la! ' SX 'Ivan-M ...F ff z, m 1 -T- W ' ' cis? - I ' Z 323- f Sf SEEN fsli SSW :JE :bfi 2:25 'f?:f'E 2525 fha 1:26 5:43 els: :gag 'mba 'fr :f-45 :sis f5f'F ihmc A lilYI15lliSi!'ilti0ll V I 1 'mi Humax Viassx-S Manic Aimriivs HSOIDL iDll'E,iilHTliMilliOIllS Bosnia Y l4'l'al11H'l'S Q SEHK 'EF Q 1 f q D. V. Mafxer, A.B. Iowa Stale U niverrity LIVING WELL A MESSAGE TO THE BLAIR HIGH STUDENT BODY It is not how long you have lived, but how well you have lived that counts in the battle of life. The school is a laboratory for the preparation of life to live well. Quite often the students of Blair High fail to realize what wonderful opportunities are at hand. We have one of the most beautiful school homes in the state. It is not merely a public building, but it is your fine home at least six hours a day and five days a week. The rooms are equipped with furniture, laboratory equipment etc., the best that money can buy. The best and most re- cent text-books are placed in your hands, a gift from the tax-payers of the district. You have the most favorable environment and the best tools with which you may make your life richer and fuller. In order to possess the better things in life, mere book knowledge is not enough. We must develop poise, keen judgment, discrimination. social quali- ties, and the ability to speak well. We must gain the confidence of our friends. We must have good habits and a good personality. All of these are factors in the process of living well. D. V. MASSER, City Superizzzezzfient Piglt The most powerful dynamic in our educational progress of today is the sense of national and state civic pride and the firm belief that educa- tion is the best investment that a nation can make for l1er moral greatness and the welfare of her people. Blair exemplifies this ideal in her Senior High School by educating her students for service and citizenship. They may then, as men and women, take their part in the world of affairs, bravely and wisely, and can help to build a society fit to possess and enjoy the blessings of freedom and self-government. F. E. Flack. F. E, FLACK, B.S. 'Farkio Follege l'niu-rsity of Nebraska High School I'rincipal The junior high school is one of tl1e most recent developments of the American School System, having arisen out of the need for an institution to bridge the gap between the tradi- tional grammar school and the high school and to provide a program decidedly greater in scope and content. It is not merely a school in which the seventh, eighth, and ninth grades are segregated: it is designed to include: a departmental organiza- tion of subject matter and teaching, the organi- zation of student activities in accordance with the need-s and interests of adolescent boys and girls, Hlld a development of the individual rather than the group. H. N. White. Nine H. N. XVI-IITIC l'nix'crsity of Nebraska Junior High Principal . mwvwii ?7 Ten RUTH DREWLOW, B.S. University of Nebraska Commercial MILDRED BUSER, A.B. Morningside College English J. STEWART LICHLITER, B Midland College Mathematics HARRIET HELMS, B.S. University of Nebraska Commercial MARY TYRELL, B.S. University of Nebraska Science HAROLD J. MARREN, A.B. Peru State Teachers' College History PERNA HUTCHINSON, A.B University of Nebraska Latin KENNETH C. DEGROFF McThale School of Music Music MARGARET KELLY Wayne State Teachers' College University of Nebnaska. Normal Training MILDRED MCGILL University of Nebraska Junior High History WANDA WILLMORE, B.S. University of Nebraska Home Economics BESSIE EBERHARDT, A.B. Nebraska Wesleyan Junior High Science MADGE KING Drake University University of Nebraska Junior High English Eleven I i 'll 9 4 , 6 .,. ' Wg I V r 1-1- ' u Q ,yi , . 1 A'1.9,'. . N 19- .: 1 'Q 0 ...- HELEN ANDREASON f'ommerc-lnl Glee Club 1, 2, Fommercial l'lub 3, 4: Home Economics Club lg Urclwstra 2. MAP ALLEN Genernl 1'on1mvrvial Plub 3, 4, DORIS BECK Cnlllnlerm-ixll Uommercial Plub 3, -1: De- vlzurmtory 3, 43 llt'b2lfP 4: fllve l'lub 41 ll. A. A. 4, llnnor Suri:-ty 3. MARIE ROLLN l'ummerr-lnl l'ommervial1'Iub 3, 4 1 Honor SUNNY 3, 4: Ser. :xml Trens. Ulziss -1. V ERN EH PARLSEN Uollege Preparatory Glee Ulub 4 3 Football 45 liasketlmll 4 3 Trzwk 4 3 Opvretta 4. llARRIE'I' FHRISTENSEN fum merrinl Fommercial Club 3, 43 G. A. A., -1: Trezls. G. A. A. 4. HARRIET ALLEN General Declamatory 41 Commercial Club 3, Basketball 1 Q Band 2. 3, 4: Operetta 23 Glee Ulub 1, 2: Home Econornies l'lub 13 Ulass Play 3. RUBY BADGEROVV General Commercial Club 33 Glee Club 3, 4: Class Play 3, Operetta 3: Declamatory 4. ALICE IIEEKMANN College I'renara,tory Breezy Bits Editor 33 Class Play 3 1 Commercial Club 3 1 l'lass President 3: Debate 2, 3, 4: Declamatory 43 Glee- Club 1, 2. 3 5 Boys' Glee Club Pianist 33 Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 4: Quill and Scroll Pres. 33 Tattler Editor, 4: Operetta 1, 2, 3: Orchestra 1, 21 13 Club 2, 3, 4: 13 Club Pres. 42 Basket- ball 1. WILLIAM CAPPIS General Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Calif- 41 Basketball 2, 3: Class Pres. 2, Class Play 3: Quill and Scroll 3: Breezy Bits Stuff 2, 3, 43 Tattler Staff 3, 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 4: B Vlllb 2, 3, 4: Vive Pres. 3. VIGGO UAHLSEN College Preparatory Glee Plub 4. HAZEL CHRISTENSTEN Normal Training: Glee Club 3: Operetta 31 Normal Training Ulub 3, 43 Pres. Normal 'l'1'aininp' Club 4. A USTIN BEA LS College l'repu.rntory Commcrcial Club 4: Operet- ta 3, 4: Class Play 2, 3: Track 2: Football 2: Glec Club 3, 4: Band 2, 3, -l: Orchestra 1. lll'1lAllll'IS ITERIEG Normal Training Normal Training Club 3, 4: G. A. A. 4. l.l'CIl.I.lfI Flflldli Normal Training Home Economics Club 1: Normal Training Club 3, 4: Opcretta 1. t JOHN P. GILLI SPIE f'ommer1-lal Fooball 2, 3, 4: Track 2, 3, -l: Track 2. 3, 45 Vice Pres. ll Club 3: Pres. B Club -l: B Club 2, 3, 4. DOROTI-IEA GILBICRTSON College Preparatory 13 Club 4: Commercial Club 3, 4: Honor Society 3: Home Economics Club 1 3 Class Play 3, 4: Class Vice Pres. 4: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, -1: Band 2, 3, 4- Orchestra 3, 4: Operetta 3, 4. FRIEIWA tlll0THllSlGN Normal Training Glee Club 3: Operetta 3: Normal Training' Club 3, 4: Sec. and Tre-as. Normal Training Club 3: Honor Society 4. Fifteen ll0l3l'2llT CLTRTISS General Ilasketball 3. FLURICNCE IJIXON College Preparatory Band 3, 4: Commercial Club 3, 4: Declamatory 4: Honor Society 3, 4: 13 Club 4. MYHLIC FRENCII I'ommen-lul Glee Club 1, 2: Orchestra 3. 4: Home Economics Club 1: Honor Society 1, 2, 3: Commercial Club 3, 4. MYRTLE IIILREIQTSON Nnrmul Training Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Hand 2, 3, 4. Normal Training Club 3. 4: Operetta 1. 2, 3. 4: Class Sec. 1 : Commercial Club 3: Home Economics Club 1. MARVIN 1iHI,l,l'IHON General Football 3, -l: Il Club 3. 4: Vice-Pros.: ll Club 4: 13 Club 4: Commercial Club 3: Bus. Mgr. Taltler 4: llrcezy Bits Staff 4. ICLVA HA NSEN Commerr-Inl Class Play 3: lleclamatory 3: Commercial Club 3, 4. FRANCICS HARRISON General Rand 4: Comme-rvial Club 33 G. A. A. 43 De-clamatory -1. HARRY Ill'SK f'nlnnmr1-lnl Commercial Club ll, -l3 lilac Club 3, 4. l41liVVARli .IIGNKINS Ilene-rul Uperetta l, 2, 3, 43 Class Play 33 Football 2. 33 Has- ka-tball 2, 33 Track 2, 3, 43 EUOETZIU? 43 Glo:-v Club 1, 2, FRICDRICK KEGLAR f'0llllll0l'l'llll Club llloe Club 43 Hand 43 Com- nmercial Club 3, 43 Football IJIGAN KIRNAN General Glue Club 33 Opt-retta 33 13 Club 3, -1: Cheer Leafl- er 33 Class Play 3: Com- mercial Club 3, 43 Breezy Bits Staff -1. CLARA KRUGH College l'rc-puraltory G11-0 Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Hand Il, 43 Orchestra 3, 43 Operet- : l, 2, 33 Honor Society tt 1, 2. 3. 4: Ile-clamatory 2: Home Economics Club 1 Class Play 3. Sixteen IAIGSLIIC HANSIGN l'omnn-rvial Football 4: Basketball -li Track 43 Commercial Club 3, 43 B Club 4. NIAILIURIE .IANSEN Nnrmnl Training Normal Training Club 3, 'll Normal Training Club Pres- ident 4: Band 41 Honor Society 4. STANLE Y .l ICNSIGN Coil--ge l'rel1:irulory Band 3, 4: President of Class 4: Bus. Mgr. Breezy Hits 1: B Club 3, 4 1 Ass't Sec. and Trffas. li Club 43 Football 4: Basketball 3, 43 Track 3, 4. FRANCES KELLY General Track 1, 23 Football 1, Z. 3, 43 Commercial Club 3, 43 13 Cluh 4 3 Sec. and Troas. 13 Club 4: llreelzy I-kits Staff 3: Tattler Staff 43 Quill and Scroll 3. WALTER KOICNIG f'0lllllH l'l'illl Commercial Club 3, 4. llll'1Nl'I MAE LARSON f'0ll1llIPl'K'iHl Colnlneruial Club 3, -l. NUIQMA LUN!! Nornml Training G14-0 Club 1, 2, 3, 4: llaml 3. 45 Un-lwstm 3, -15 Upon'- ottzl 2, 3, 4' Home Econo , - mics Club 13 Normal Train' mp.: Klub 3, 4: SPO. :mul Trvzls, Normal Tfilllllllg Club -l. Al,I.lCN Ms'lNlN.Kl,ll General Glue- Club Sl, i'0lllll14'l'Cl2ll Club 3, Normal 'Fruiuiupx Club 3: Vive- Pr:-sill:-ul Normal 'Frzxiningr Club Ji: Operettzx 3. MAX l NIC MA'l'l l ICXVS' College Prvpnrntory Glue Club 4: Commvrciul Club 43 Operetta 4. I 2 l ' RN I'I'I l' IC MA TZ G1-m-rnl Commervinl Club -1. l1OIt0'l'llY MPINCKIG Commervlul film-e Club 3, 4: Commvr- cial Club 3, 4g Opervttu Il, 1 l+'llANl'lGS QVHANLON General KiIIlUlllt'I'i'lZll Club 3: Oper- cltu Il, 4: 11100 Club 3, 43 G. A. A, 4: Basketball 1. RAYMOND PAULSON Connnercinl Commercial Club 3, 4. ROZELLA I'1'llLLlI'S Commercial Commercial Club 3, 4: Home Economics Club 1: tilee Club 1, 2. SELMA ROSENBAUM Normal Training Normal Training Club 3, 4. CLARENCE SAPPEN- FIELD Commercial Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Basket- ball 2, 3, 4: Track 4: Com- mercial Club 3, 4: Operetta 2. 3, . LUELLA SIMPSON Normal Training Home Economics Club 1 1 G. A. A. 4: Declamatory 3: Normal Training Club 3, -1. ALSYNE SMITH College Preparatory Band 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 4: Oper- etta 1, 3, 4: Home Econom- ics Club 1: Basketball 1: Vice Pres. Home Economics Club 13 Honor Society 1, 2, 3: Commercial Club 3. Eighteen A I 10 LF PETERSON General Iland 3, 4: Glee Club 2, 3: 13 Club, 2, 3, 4: Basket- ball 2: Class President 1: Class Vice President 3: Class Play 3: Operetta 2, 3. llllS RODEL Commercial Home Economics Club 1: Basketball 1: Honor Society 1: lleclamatory 3: Com- mercial Club 3, 4: G. A. A. 4. RAYMOND RUWE Commercial Commercial Club 3, 4. OLGA SCHULZ' Commercial Breezy Bits Staff 3: Tattler Staff 4: Home Economics Club 1: Declamatory 3, 4: Commercial Club 3, 4. FRANCES SIERT Commercial Home Economics Club 1: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Oper- etta 2, 3, 4: Commercial Club 3, 4: Commercial Club President 4: Band 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 2, 3, 4: Honor Society 1, 2: G. A. A. 4. ICLSIE STEVENS Commercial Honor Society 1, 2, 3: Home Economics Club 1: G. A. A. -l: Basketball 1: Commer- f-'al Club 3, 4: Commercial Club Sec. and Treas. 4 I Pri-sislent National Audubon Association 4. JEAN STEVVART Connnrrrlnl Home Eronomivs Club 1 Give Club 1, 2, Coml me-rclal Club 3, 4. M ELBOURNE STTRICK- LETTE General Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Foot- l-all Captain 4: Track 3, 4 lla:-ilwtball Il, 4: Hawk:-tball Captain 4: li Club 3, -l. LOIS TOFTE Comme-r1'Inl Ort-livstra 3. 4: 0ll9F0lf11 3, 4: Comme-rr-ial Club 3, 4: H160 Club 3, 4. DOROTHY VOSS Normal Normal Training' Club 3, 4 1 Commercial Club 4. ABRAHAM VVARRICK Commercial Commorvial Club 3, 4 : Foot- ball 3, 4. FLORENCE WOLFF College Preparatory Band 2, 3, 4: Commercial Club 3, 4: Home Economics Club 1: Home Economics Club Pres. 1: Honor Society 1, 2, 3: Class Play 3: Operetta 3, 4: Orchestra 3. 4. DOROTHY STEWART Normal Training Normal Training Club 3, 4 RUTH TILDEN College Preparatory Give Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Hand 2, 3, 4: Orchestra Il, 4: Operetta 2, 3, 4: lil Club 3, 4: Home l':C0l'l0Yl'IiCH Club 1: Honor Society 1, 2, 3: Normal Training' Club Il: Commercial Club 3. DOROTHY TYSON Commercial Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Class Secretary 3 : Orchestral 1: Operetta 1, 2, 3: llreozy llits Staff 3: Club 2. 3: Home Economics Club 1: Declamatory 2: Econom- ics Club 1 ' lbeclamatory 2: Commercial Club 3, 4: Class Play 3. GLENN VOSS Gt-nernl Glee Club 4: Orchestra 3, 4: Operetta 4. H ICLICN VVA LRA TH Commercial lllce Club 3, 4: Orchestra. 1, 2: Operetta 3, 4: Com- mercial Club 3, 4. NORMAN YVULFF Comnierclul Commercial Club 3, 4. V wHEN sEN1oB.s 'I' Q ,tsmt b 5 ., I 1 f T:K:s55Nh ' , . .iff 'X X . . . fu. wl. f ff W? P FRANCES norms Bscli ?f 'K in y ., . QA r 5 , 2 I fx Z Y - 'N-KW. 4 , V , , I 1 K 1 l I' 7 5 ' , , T .1 N fi - 'Es X1 at .- - ' K ' -'1 ,. ww , : L- ava? AM 'Q fftiow . 'A Q nf s A 1 wsqg A x 'Q V QM., . - A 1 ,Q rf 4 .mans effrensorq Ks rgxif Le Voyage du Bel Aire On May 22, 1951, the good submarine Bel Aire No. I set out on a journey to the Antarctic regions. It was the first journey of this kind attempted since the Arctic expedition of the Nautilus in 1931. The Commandant of the craft was called Capp'l Cisj. Capp was considered the outstanding adventurous explorer of the country at that time, having sailed the -seven seas in air craft and sea craft. In planning this expedition, he arranged to take only sixty-five passengers. Thousands and thousands of letters were received by his private secretary, Elsie Stevens, from applicants desirous of taking the trip. Capp rejected all but those from the most famous of applicants. VVhen the submarine set out on that bright spring day it carried a crew of notorious, famous, ingenious and remarkable people selected by the brave Capp. Friends and relatives sniffed and waved handkerchiefs from the dock, and the Bel Aire No. I was off. Days passed, weeks, months and several years passed but nothing was heard from the Bel Aire. One stormy day in March. three years later, the good ship O Fice commanded by Lieutenant Floyd Everett Flack spied the periscope of a submarine on high seas. At the same moment a radio mes- sage was received from the submarine Bel Aire No. I, asking if the pas- sengers might come on board the ship. Lieutenant Flack, recognizing it as the craft that had set out three years ago, and realizing how anxious the people would be to see persons of a civilized race, consented. The chief steward, a little middle-aged black Irishman by the name of O'Kelly was summoned and as he appeared everyone on board laughed at his queerness. It seems that Lieutenant Flack and O'Kelly started a close friendship back in 1931 in Blair High School. O'Kelly was asked to announce each of the remarkable personages as they came on board from the Bel Aire No. I. The passengers stepped forth one by one and O'Kelly announced: Coach M. W. Stricklette of Notre Dame. O'Kelly SIHYCS a moment, slaps him on the back and yells, Sticky . He was captain of the Blair High School 1950 football team and is considered the modern Knute Rockne. Sticky informs the Lieutenant and steward that they will recognize many more of the pas- sengers. Coach I. P. Gillispie and Assistant Coach Abraham L. Warrick of the University of Nebraska. Abe and Iohn are heartily greeted. Ruth E. Tilden, M. D., and Florence Wolff. Ruthie is famed for her service to the world in medicine. Florence is her head assistant and has given her life to the advancement of the science of nursels training. O'Kelly beams as he announces his old pal, Karl Adolf Peterson, President of the United States. T C 0 The next in line are Verner and Viggo Carlsen, modern chemists, the only men who have equalled Albert Einstein who lived in the early part of the century. They have succeeded in finding the fourth dimension and also have discovered a metal more valuable than gold. Mrs, Glenn Voss, nee Dorothy Stewart, and Rev. Glenn Voss are mis- sionaries in the newly discovered island of Beeache Es. Madame Freedricca Matteauzn is a famed opera star. A. Brooks Bealz appears as her manager and also furnishes hokem obligatos. The editor of the New York Times, Marvin Gollehon, next comes on deck with his crew of reporters including Raymond Paulsen, Raymond Ruwe, Raymond Matz, and Raymond Fackler. ' Countess Maxine Enkins appears elegantly dressed. She married the Count de Edej Enkins shortly after he received his title. Ruby Badgerow is known as the founder of the largest Orphans' Home in existence. The home is situated in Mexico City and Mary Bolln is financial manager. O'Kelly and Lieut. Flack are consumed with admiration of these old friends of theirs. But O'Kelly's job is not over. Honorable Alice Beekmann, L.L.D., the greatest prosecuting attorney in the world since the days of Portia. Her private secretary, Elva Hansen, appears next. Madame Olga Schulz is a noted German artist. She has produced the mural hangings for the new German Kaiser's state house. Rozella Phillips takes care of her business transactions. The Master Farmers of the world are next in line, Allen McDonald, G. B. Linden, Walter Koenig and Fred Kegler. The Master Home-Makers are: Dorothy Mencke, Clara Krogh, and Lois Tofte. Harriett Allen and Frances Siert are managing the largest system of hotels and tea-rooms in the world. Bert McMillan is their business manager. Next appear the famed movie stars. Vera Nelson has taken Helen Kane's place. Doris Beck has replaced Marie Dresshler, and Mac Allen is a second Rudolph Valentino. A group of adventurous school teachers from Columbia University include Dorothy Voss, Selma Rosenbaum, Grace McCormick, Norma Lund, and Marjorie Iansen. These women have given themselves up to the creation of the 'perfect American youth'. The American Ambassador to Iapan, Norman Wulf, appears with his secretary, Helen Andreason. With him is the Consul to Budapest, Harry Husk, and his secretary, Harriet Christensen. Rowena Alsyne Smith, a notorious photographer has been paid 375,000 to film the trip for the manager of the Paramount Pictures, Leslie Hansen. Frieda Grothusen and Hazel Christensen have given up their lives for the sake of being with each other. They have been sought in marriage by nobility from every corner of the earth, but they care more for each other. Twenty-Two Rudy Valee has been out of the picture since 1940, and his place is filled by a new vagabound lover, Clarence Sappenfield. Sappenfield now comes on board. Frances O'Hanlon is perhaps the most interesting character on board. Be- cause of her extensive reading, she has created an Inter-National Story Hour Association. She and her aides, Luella Simpson and Iris Rodel, travel from country to country drawing crowds of little children to hear their wonderful tales. Lucille Feer and Delores Derieg are well-known advancers of Mountain Education. They have taught in the Ozarks for twenty years. Stanley Iensen is the National Executive of Boys' Clubs in America. Be- fore acquiring this position, he played on Nebraska's football team making All-American. Myrle French plays the ,cello in the Roxy Symphony Orchestra and Helen Walrath plays 'fiddle' in the same group. Dottee Gylbertson is Zeigfield II's pride and joy. The follies are now not only presented in Broadway, but also in the Arctic Regions. Senator Frances Harrison has served in the Senate for a period of eighteen years and is on the Democratic ticket for Vice-President in the election of IQ56. Iean Stewart is her private secretary. Madam Dorothy Tyson is considered the greatest teacher of aesthetic dancing in the world. She has her school located in Nova Scotia. Lo and behold! who is it that has entered from the Bel Aire No. I? All of these famous personages are none other than those who made up the class who were graduated from Blair High in 1931. But who are these two elegant ladies who appear on the deck so aristocratically gowned? They are the hostesses on the O Fice and are recognized as Florence Dixon and Myrtle Gilbertson. Chef Willie Wilson now serves dinner to the class. Lieut. Flack is overjoyed at meeting all this class but he is quite concerned over the fact that the Bel Aire No. I has been gone so long. The reason is quite plain, says President Peterson, Capp fell in love with a beautiful young Eskimese maiden and we were obliged to await his pleasure to return. Qllass jiintlnz Glgznrartrt is lip: Gfntncrsfnnc nf Surress Twenty-'1'l tlollehon, Linrlstrom, Husk, Christensen, Gnuse. Andersen, Iverson, Gustin Gilliam, tiallagiier, Iienrieksvn, Rrumba.ug'i1, Rertelsen, Grimm, De Vinney, Hindiey. Andersen I r'iin i!'irron lensen Xmierson liriekson, Farnham. Anderson, Hansen. Knofli-r on l.oi'e.l 1 llaiisf-ii, D V lliitehman ' From-li, Uurtiss, Joims, lilrit-ks IUNIOR CLASS Officers Reed O'Hanlon , Presidcwt Mary Beth Hitchman r Vice-I'rcxidc11z Fredrick Nemetz , . Sccrclfzry and Treasurer Miss Hutchinson Sponsor imiofr Class Activities We just wonder what Blair High would do without Iuniors to add spice to life, to worry the teachers with terrible recitations or bright remarks or to fill the vacant seats the Seniors will leave. In fact, it just wouldn't be school without Iuniors. The Iunior Class, always peppy and ambitious, has been well represented in all school activities this year and has done its share in bringing more honors to Blair Higlfs ample store. When calls were made for volunteers in the different activities of school life, the Iunior Class responded eagerly and was able to boast of representatives in every one of the various activities. The Iunior boys proved mainstays in all forms of athletics. Woodrow Svengaard, Howard Erickson, VValtei' Golle- hon, Rolland Bucklin, Roy Christensen, Clarence Van de Venter, Fredrick Nemetz, and Alvin Brumbaugh lettered in football. In basketball, Walter Twenty-Four l'utnan1, lllayiiarnl, l'ifret-. Vinton, U'llanlon, Paulson, Stork Nelson, Mt-lllillzin, Mt-Millzm. llolrinson, l'e-It-rsoii, Simonson, XVnntls, Tlmmpson 'l'll0lllllF0ll, liost-nlmuln. Ye-lnlt-i'slvv, l'uln:in1, S1ll't'llSl'1l, Ni-lson, Slrivlilt-tl. Simonse-li Mackin. NVentworth. Van line-Fen, lllnlwr. Mullen, Tucker, XVilkins, JUNIOR CLASS imior Class Activities fcont. Gollehon, Walden George and Rolland Bucklin lettered. Many members of the class took active parts in various musical organizations including band, orchestra, glee club, and the operetta in which several took leads. Irene De Vinney, Reed O'Hanlon and Roy Christensen showed real ability on the debate team. Several Iuniors were outstanding in declamatory Work. Margaret Maher and Gladys Hanson took honors in the Home Declamatory Contest by winning second and third places respectively. In a Home Commercial contest, Elizabeth Grimm, Helen McMillan and Miriam Iensen were chosen to participate in the District Commercial Contest. On Ianuary 29, the Iunior Class presented the class play Skidding', which proved a wonderful success and a high spot in the history of the class of 1932. It also provided food for the Seniors at a certain social function in the spring. The climax of a successful year was the Iunior-Senior banquet Which was held at the close of the school year. With this, our Iunior year closes. It has been a pleasant, busy one. We feel we have done our best, Working in co-operation with each other and, we hope, bringing honor to our school. As Iuniors we will say no more, but wait patiently until 1952 makes us 'gmighty Seniors. Twenty-Five Evans, Johnson. Jones, Rosenbaum, Nolirenbtlruy Sylvia, f'ai'inieha'1l, liunpxe, Rasmussen Matz, ltaver, Nelson, XVolff, VVVQ-st, l':llElSSOT'l, I-lrown, .Iaspt-rson, Hansen, Allen, Boston Rodel, Nieholsen. Strieklvtt, Short, ll2ll'LllT'lg, Humston, Puppies, Svendgaarsl, Pemberton, Johnson, Bates, Glas,u'ou'e Kuhr. Armstead Jensen Nelson Morgan Stewart t'uIdwell, Jtnzson, XVilkins. Gilliam I , , Y . Y SVVll12'll0llTl Andreast-n, Newell, Stevens, Campbell, MeQuarrie, Jensen, Kulir, Carlsen, O'llanlon, Allen Derek: SOPHOMORE CLASS Officers George Campbell . s .. Presidefzt Margaret McQuarrie . , s Vice-P1'esirz'e1zt Edith Raver . , , , . . Secretary and Trcaxurer Sophomore Class Activities According to their own words, We've been kicked and pushed around, but that doesn't keep us from doing what the others dof, The Sophomores proved their strength in all school activities. Four Sophomore boys, George Camp- bell, Russell Sylvis, Edgar Short, and Ioe Iohnston, lettered in football and the class also made a very good showing in basketball and track. They were repre- sented in 613' Club by Charlotte Armstead, and in Declamatory by Ruth Mor- gan, Marjorie Kuhr, Bertha Iensen, Esther Carlson, Dorine Glasgowe, and Viola Nelsen. Now here's the grand surprise. In the Home Declamatory con- test, the Sophomores received two first places and one third. Esther Carlson was first in Dramatic and Ruth Morgan third. Dorine Glasgowe was first in Humorous. The class may Well be proud of these girls. Next year, it is hoped that being Iuniors will not sever from these Sopho- mores their charm and ability. Twenty-Six Xvard, Peterson, Paulsen. Haul, Terrell, Gutsehow, Charlotte, Gallagrher, tlollehon, Grothe Lemon, llellows Murphy, Antill, Guy, Hansen, Van de Venter, Shrie-fer, Johnson, Smith, llallapgher, Edwards lliffar. Haller, Madsen, Paulsen Purley, Brown, Sublet, Gustin. NVrii'k, Mundorf, Spanton, Carmichael, Christensen, Johns XVriek, Guy, lkloats, Gilhi-rtson VVard. Miller, Clausen, S'inp:'leton, Via, Voss, Munflorf, Sheets, Huett, Larsen, Baker, VValra.tl1 Hanien, Venclerslev. Keifer, Miller. Juul, Sas, Anderson, Nnlirenhergr, Hansen, Olsen, Gustln lorris F RESHMAN CLASS Officers Don Bellows . . . ..... s President Catherine Sas , , ..., . . . s Vice-Prexidefzt Eloise Morris . , s Secretary and Treasurer Mr. White . . . . , ,,,,... s , , .Sponsor imioif High Activities There have been many more activities in Iunior High this year than in prev- ious years. The reorganization of Iunior High has given much better oppor- tunity for extra curricular work. The Iuior High operetta, Love Pirates of Hawaii, was given in Novem- ber. This won high praise from those who saw it. Mary Louise Moran, Cath- erine Ienkins, Don Bellows and Wayne Dudgeon had the leading parts. There were thirty in each of the boys' and girls' choruses. Under the direction of Mr. Masser, a Iunior High basketball team was trained. This team took part in the district tournament at Decatur and won second place. Those who did actual playing were Harold Hansen, Herbert Kolterman, Ray Hansen, Wayne Dudgeon, Billie Harrison, Patrick Quinlan, Arthur Stevens, Donald Nemetz, Leroy Bucklin, Iack Maher, and Earl Wal- rath. Later they won a home game against Calhoun. In the spring thirty boys turned out for track. Track meets were scheduled with Calhoun, Kennard, and Arlington. Twenty-Seven Svengaargw, Jensen, Brumbaugh, Krogh, Feer, Linden, Dungeon, Marshall, Mt-Maniiral, Han- sen, eer Gustason, Stevens, Hansen, Hnuglite, Larson, Stewart, Goodwin, Mose. Hauschilclt, Mc'lVlanigul Kolterman, Nt-metz Enfrlke, Jensen, Gustason, Nlfolff, Feer, Hovenrlick, S'ore-risen, Dixon, Johns, Curniicliuel, Hopkins, Bohannon, Madsen, Swingliolm Bertelsen, Siert, VVentwortli, Dixon, Jenkins, Hanson, flronstrom, Golflin, Anderson, Heinzer- ling, Game-ron, Healers, Foley Jensen, Walrath, Moran, Peterson, Maher, Str-wart, Hansen, Quinlan, Pr-tvrson. Rvuling Enyart, Halstead, Carlson TEIGHTH GRADE wnioi' High Activities CCont. Malcolm Curley has voiced our doings to the world during the year as our reporter on the Breezy Bits Staff. Several convocations have been enjoyed during the year. One of these was arranged from Iunior High talentg the others were hired entertainers. Mr. White trained several contestants for the County Spelling Contest. Mary Louise Moran won first in oral and entered the state contest. A Dramatic Club was organized under the direction of Miss King. The members presented a Christmas program. Mary Louise Moran was elected president. A Folk Dancing Club was organized and directed by Miss McGill. Several dances were studied and learned. The club was handicapped by not being able to secure a suitable room for work. Toward the end of the year Mr. DeGroff began training a Iunior High Boys' Glee Club. Georgia Antill, Elly Marie Larsen, Iulius Peterson, Leora Wrick, and Mary Louise Moran took part in the declamatory contest. None of these placed but were given much encouragement by the judge. Thus we close a successful year for the newly organized Blair Iunior High School. Twenty-Eiglil, Norris, Carter, Schultz. Vinton, King, Xhllwr, Ifilinssvn, Ward, llillts, King, Lund, llzulwig' Van de Venter, Thonipson Hemphill, Sylvis, Mundorf, Mzirslizill, lie-4-Wes, Johns, Green, l'I1i'ist4-lim-ii, Illzittllivsi-n, llzlr- rison, Luwrz-m'c, llovll, liner. l':ll2lSSt'll, Frziin Mutziinpgor, Carlson. Hartley, llitvlmmn, Milli-r, Allen, Nelson, lf0540YlllZlllTl'1, Pate, Nluylmrd Enyeart, Mumlorf, lNlot'orn1ic-k, l'oun4ls lVarric-k, Rathmann, Healy, XV:1ltvrs. Olsen. .lollnsc-n, Uziximlwll, llzinson, Murilof-li, Haus- chililt Gustin Wtiicklmtte St i klett lf' 'ls l k' , . , l ' ' -' , . 1' C , lY'li.'Ill'l, luv lln I I Jensen, Sorensen, Stanley, Alle-n, Sllf'l'lll2lll, lfl'0LC'll, Axvlsf-li, lilllmzm. lh-ynolils. GIISIII1 McMurtry, Stricklvti, Epps-rly, .lzieohs SEVENTH GRADE IN MFMORIAM Burdette Smztlz IQI6-IQ3O It IS marvelous to behold how qulckly the scenes flash and change IH 1 movle lust so do the scenes of life change sud denly carefree You were a leader among boys and I1 yoy to those who knew you Then, 1n 1 flash, the Master Photographer changed th1s scene He took you to a land where every scene 19 a happy one Adieu, Burdette Your memory wlll never v1n1sh from our minds Last fall you were a hoy among us, laughing, vivacious and Twenty-Nlne 1 1 Q Q a 1 , Ea i 2? -Li - X .1 4- Tr-23 ,- , - , fi 1-1' 4-9 V, F- , , T L ,. 4 f i 4 1 S --5' f gi- Y -k- -i- i. kr waz' Qi- K gg-Vw ...- .i- 1, ' . 5, ',' 1 .' . ' U a .. I ..- ' I 44 ,IE E' Cz , L Z' gi. ,1- f .- --... -w ng Y ' L QE?-I A i'.'J'.'l'.5 '- n zlllllll ras Lichliter, Svengaard, Bucklin, Stricklette, Short, Jensen, Sylvis, Johnson, Gillispie, Carlson Marren Nemetz, Faekler, Gollehon, Kettler, Christensen, Erickson, Hansen, Van de N enter Gollehon, Marslmll, McMillan, Parker, Campbell, Christensen, Lindstrom, Brumbangh September October October October October November November November The Football Squad THE SCHEDULE Blair 0 Blair 6 Blair 7 Blair 25 Blair 6 Blair I3 Blair 6 Blair 6 Thirty-Two Benson Decatur Lyons Wahoo Oakland Bancroft Central Reserves Tekamali 2 A ABRISI-QAM WARRICK n Abe was the scrapplest end Blair has had in many moons . WALTER GOLLEHON Quarterback Walt was handicapped for pounds but his head made up for it. ROY CHRISTENSEN Guard Christy is an excellent guard and will be back next year. MELBOURNE STRICKLETTE S Fullback Sticky was a scrappy 3 captain who will be haul to replace. VERNER CARLSON End Verner more than fulfill- ed his 50 per cent of the end proposition. LESLIE HANSEN Center VVe didn't need any more line when we had Les as center. WOODROW SVENDGAARD End Woody was a, small but mighty purple and white warrior. STANLEY JENSEN I-Ialfback Stan played faultless football all the season. JOHN GILLLISPIE Guard Gulpsie is Irish and- Oh, what football player! HOWARD ERICKSON Guard Erick has plenty of stuff in him and he will be back next year. ROLLAND BUCKLIN Halfback Buck is small but he could surely hook Stan's passes. CLARENCE VAN DE VENTER Vandy showed plenty of fight and great things are expected. i l 1 'runny-Three ' ! y 2 STUART LICHLITER Coach Mr. Lichliter is the sort of person 'whom one likes to know. This smiling coach has brought new enthusiasm and vigor in- to Blair High School athletics. He has won the friendship of his teams through fairness, ability and personality. This was his first year here and the student body is happy that he will be back again to guide the destinies of Blair High athletics next year. The Senior athletes regret leaving him and whole-heartedly wish suc- cess to his coming teams. JOE JOHNSTON Tackle Joe was one of the most consistent men on the team. ALVIN BRUMBAUGH Tackle Abho showed us that he could keep up the good family name. GEORGE CAMPISICLL Guard George is going to be ai most valuable man in the next two years. FREDERICK NEMETZ Halfback Freddie is small but he's :i mean pass snagger. EDGAR SHORT Tackle lid always sent oppon- ents home fearing lllair. ILUSSIGLI, SYLVIS Tackle Russ was one of the toum's big: men although it was his first year. 1 Thirty-Four 1 A Seasons Revue Upon looking over the season and recalling all the disappointments and dis- couragements, and then looking at the other side of things, any one who knows and is interested in the game of football would call Blair's season a de- cided success. If any great critic of the game had seen the development of Blair's team from their first day out until the great event on Turkey Day, he would have pronounced it a glorious team. On September 27, we played our first game with Benson there, and it was due entirely to inexpericnce and not the lack of fight on the part of the Blair aggregation that Benson emerged victorious to the tune of 33-o. In the next game on October 3, as usual, the Blair boys were outweighed considerably. Nevertheless the team was scrapping and as a result were the first ones to score. But soon weight and experience began to tell and the Blair team weakened. As a result Decatur won by a score of 26 to 6. On October Io, Lyons came down with the impression that the name of Blair in athletics was not to be respected any more but soon after the opening whistle blew they began to change their minds. They were completely baffled by Blair's passing attack but we lacked the scoring punch and the game ended with the score 20-7. October I7 came and with it Homecoming. The game looked doubtful and when the two teams came on the field, the Wahoo boys looking like giants, it was a dark moment but despite all the handicaps, the Wahoo boys could not stop those bullet passes that were here, there and everywhere and they are still trying to figure out how Blair made 25 points against their o. The Oakland game on Ocober 24 was one of the best played and hardest fought games ever witnessed. Oakland could not figure out Blair's impregna- ble passing attack and as a result Oakland lost their first football game to a bunch of midgets with a score of 6-o. November 7, Bancroft came down to visit us. It was in this game that the passing attack worked to perfection and as a result we completed 21 out of 26 attempted passes and Bancroft went home with the short end of a I3-0 score. On November 15, the team journeyed to Omaha to play the Central Re- serves. Central was ahead six points at the end of the first half. But at the be- ginning of the second, Stricklett ran 60 yards for a touchdown and the game ended in a tie. On the day of days, Thanksgiving, the team met Tekamah on the Tekamah field. Everyone sensed a victory for Tekamah but the Blair boys outplayed them two to one. However, breaks count and as the final whistle blew Blair was on Tekamah's half yard line with one down yet to go. The score was I3-6 in Tekamah's favor. Tlllrfy-Fl ve Slhort, .I L-sperson, Sylvis, Gollelion Gnllziirlwr, YVoods, Sorviiseii, Van dv Venter, .lone-S, Smith x Andreaseu, O'Hanlon, George, Jensen, Bueklin, Umnpbell, Ualilwvll I ichliter McMillan, Bellows, f'flI'lS9I1, Strivklette, Hanson, Vig-, 4 ollr-h 1 Basketball SCHEDULE 1930-1931 December I2 Blair 6 Benson December 18 Blair 9 Plattsmouth Ianuary 9 Blair Res. 8 Ft. Calhoun Blair I4 Papillion Ianuary I4 Blair II Oakland Ianuary I7 Blair 21 Craig Ianuary 2I Blair I0 West Point Ianuary 23 Blair Res. 6 Kennard Blair 20 Lyons Ianuary 27 Blair IQ Walthill lanuary 30 Blair 16 Herman February 3 Blair 9 School for Deaf February 6 Blair 1 I Decatur February IO Blair II Arlington February I3 Blair IO Rosalie February I7 Blair II Logan March 6 Blair I5 Fullerton Thirty-Six WALTER GOLLEHON Guard Little VValt was always ready, steady, shifty and fast. ROLLAND BUCKLIN Forward Buck was a valuable for- ward beeause of his 0o-oper- ation. ' MELBOURNE STRICKLETT Guard We see in Sticky a most successful pilot on the ship of basketball. LESLIE HANSEN Guard XVe can't imagine seeing' .in athletic event without Le-s's accompanying smile and a- bility. VVALDEN GEORGE Forward Walden knows how to sink the baskets and he will he back asain next year. DONALD BELLOVVS Forward Don although only a Fresh- man is paving: the way for a successful basketball career. W I Thirty- Seven STANLEY JENSEN Center Stan was a clean, consistent player and will surely be missed next year. VERNER CARLSON Guard Verner was a life-saver to the team. He was an excellent iruard and will he missed next year. i Lichliter, Wulff, O'Hanl0n, Van rle Venter, Voss, Strlckle-tt, Harding, George, Gollehon, Kelly Short, Hanson, Jensen, Sylvis, Carlson, Sjylvis, Woorls, Gallagher, Campbell Love, NVard, Thompson, Vinton, Terrel, Curley, Bucklin, Bellows, Peck Track Prospects for Blair's track team appeared to be rather tragic due to the fact that only two men were veterans of the previous yearls squad. Approximately forty candidates answered the first call for track practice. A- mong these were thirty fellows who had had no previous track experience. One thing that might help to build a team would be the fact that a new field was graded for the team to practice upon, new equipment was purchased and a good line up of spectacular meets were scheduled, namely: a dual meet with Arlington at Blair April 17, a tri-valley meet at Tekamah April 22, invitation High School meet at Nebraska Wesleyan University April 24, Midland Col- lege invitation meet May 2, N. E. C. A. A. Conference at Oakland May 8, and the Nebraska State High School meet at Lincoln May I5 and 16. Track is a sport which has not received much attention in Blair High School in the past and it is now being pushed into the lime-light as a major sport, being put on a par with football and basketball. It is the sincere wish of the Athletic Director and the Tattler staff that in each successive year Blair High boosters will pull for a better, stronger, and more competitive track team. Thirty-Figllt A :rpm ip i. - l,-.11-M -1 -1 mm ggi- f f , x f ,a ...- f X ,ff X W X X ft x I, ,,...- EN Qi! iz!! fd!! X N ' w inmju ..-- ,fi in - . Egi gg a s- , - - .T -:, , gi f - -- ,, -1-li .ill- i.. O 'o'a'.To,...,. -SXXXSXX Y 32'.Q',!'.e:. KXKXXXXY Tllli ALICE BEEKMANN HAROLD J. MARREN MARVIN GOLLEHON Editor Faculty Advisor Business Manager FREIDRICKA MATTHIESEN OLGA SCHULZ Snap Shot Editor Art Editor The Staffis Gratitude Few people stop to realize what a great thing co-operation is. This realizaa tion comes very readily upon members of a staff editing a book. Without the willing co-operation of everyone, not only members of the organization but also everyone concerned, the staff is an inert body. In our case, this desired co-operation has been secured and we sincerely want to express our appreciation to those who helped us put forth this IQKQI Tat- tler. Without the ever-ready commercial department, the helpful influence of the school administration, the earnest Work of students who contributed Write- ups and last, but by no means least, the Willing co-operation of the business men who advertised in the pages to come, this Tattler could not have been published. We hope you'll like our book. THE STAFF. ' ' Forty REED O'HANLON PERNA HUTCHINSON Editor Faculty Advisor VERA NIELSEN VVAUNETTE ANDERSON Reporter ELLY MARIE LARSON Junior High Editor Art Editor Forty-0ne STANLEY JENSEN Business Manager HELENA SIMONSEN Assistant Editor MALCOLM CURLEY Junior High Editor f'hristi-nsen, O'Hanlon, 1NIassi-r, Jenkins ii ' i ' - ll -V' Ikvek, Matthiesen, I alekinarin, i inney Debate The Blair Debaters enjoyed a successful debating season. Although there were only two experienced debaters back, Blair made a good showing by com- ing through with only eight defeats out of twenty-one debates. When Mr. Masser made a call for debaters, early in November, only a small group of people appeared. Few people realize what enjoyable and profitable train- ing is afforded by experience in debating. Those who represented Blair High in debate were Alice Beekmann, Captain, Reed O'Hanlon, Fredricka Matthiesen, Roy Christensen, Doris Beck, Irene DeVinney, and Edward Ienkins. These people have gained valuable experience in thinking, logic and self-expression. The climax of the season was the district debate tournament at Fremont. Blair won every debate up to the finals, where after a very close debate the de- cision was given to Plattsmouth. This made Blair High runners-up in the tournament. Alice Beekmann was judged the outstanding speaker at the tour- nament. Thus we close another successful debate season. Forty-Two 4 J Schulz, l':irlsmi, Iii-i-lt, XVfvlff, Vliristetisi-ii, Ilriilgi-riiii' Kuhr, .lvnson, hlzilie-i', Hansen, 'l'ofte. Stew:u't, Morgan Carlson, Allen, Nelson, Hlaspgowo, Hzirrisr n. Matz, Nelson Twenty-two Senior High pupils enrolled for declamatory work this year, un- der the instruction of Miss Drevvelow, Miss Buser and Miss Kelly. Six or sev- en Iunior High pupils also entered the lists. All worked diligently with the result that the Home Contest held on March I9 and 20 was an interesting and worthwhile event characterized by close com- petition. In the Oratorical class, Verner Carlsen placed first, Roy Christensen second, in Dramatics, Esther Carlsen first, Harriet Allen second, and in Hum- orous, Dorine Glasgowe first, Margaret Maher second. While the Iunior High aspirants did not win any honors, they deserve special mention for their com- mendable work. Blair thus won first place in the contest. The Pre-district Contest was held at Blair on March 27. Our representatives, those who won first in the Horne Contest, succeeded in capturing first honors for Blair. Alice Beekmann placed second in the Extemporaneous division, Verner Carlsen first in Oratorical, Dorine Glasgowe second in Humorous, and Esther Carlsen, third in Dramatic. Blair was thus entitled to enter Verner Carlsen, Alice Beekmann, and Dorine Glasgowe in the District contest at Plattsmouth on April Io. Once more all did Well. Verner Carlsen placed third in the Oratorical class. Forty-Throt- Kelly, fiollehon, 'I'iIdt-n, I'ete1'son ' 'll I . I1'-v- ' 1 xt l tlillvutsun, 0 an on, Ixnnan, in almx, Xrms vw llilt-llmzln, Dixon, Purtizs, Vinton, l:l'UlilN21llI1 Thirteen Club Officers Alice Beekmann . . . , . . . . , . . .Presidczzt Ruth Tilden . , . i..,...V . . , Vice-Prefidefzt Francis Kelly .... . i,.. Secretary and Trca.vzn'c'r Miss Drewelow ..i...i..i...,..,.... ..i.,,lii,. . .Sponsor The rg Club gathered together their number, which the last graduation so drastically depleted, in the latter part of September. Nominations were made by the old members and a generously filled ballot was submitted to the student body. The new members were initiated and everyone set to work. The first achievement of the group was to form a constitution that de- finitely stated the purpose and ideals of the club. This duty had been neg- lected heretofore. Upon the arrival of the football season the members were caught in an end- less whirl of ticket selling and rallies. Home Coming, Thanksgiving,--it all was brought to a climax by the Football Banquet given for the football men. The basketball season was upon them before the thought of football had been quite dismissed. The season was a busy one for the club. Charlotte Armstead, aided by a few members of the student body, led the basketball enthusiasts in their cheers. Other members of the club displayed their wares for the hungry horde. This year is the seventh year of existence for the rg Club of Blair High School and it is the hope of the present members that its existence may prove a real aid in creating fun and enthusiasm for the student body. Forty-Fnllr .li-nst-n, Short, t'liristvii,-vii, Sylvis, Czippis, th-orprt-, lluulilin llZll'ISQ'll, Gollvlion, Johnston, Strit-klett, Sapperifir-lrl, Hriekzson, Ql,ir'hliter Ni-nit-tz, lla-llows, Carlson, Gillespie, Uklllllblivll, tlollm-hon, XV:u'riek Officers Iohn Gillespie . . . . , . . . .President Marvin Gollehon . . , . VTCC'-P7'65id6l2l Stanley Iensen Secretary and Trearurer The B Club The B Club was organized two years ago and consists of members who have earned a letter B in athletics. Letters are granted in football, basketball and track. Each member must have played a certain number of quarters in a football or basketball season or have made a number of points in a county or conference track meet, in order to win a letter. When he has done this he is eligible to become a member of the club. The club usually holds initiation after the football, basketball and track seasons. The new members are admitted at this time. These initiation cere- monies are never forgotten. Many are forced to show their athletic ability. Meetings are held on the second Tuesday in the month. Boxing, basketball and what-notl' are the source of entertainment at these meetings. The club has an annual banquet to which the alumni members and faculty are invited. The new members this year are Verner Carlsen, George Campbell, Clarence Van De Venter, Leslie Hansen, Donald Bellows, Rolland Bucklin, Woodrow Svendgaard, Frederick Nemetz, Roy Christensen, Ioe Iohnston, Abraham Warrick, Alvin Brumbaugh, Howard Erickson, Russell Sylvis, and Walden George. Forty-Fin' 'Va F' I Fx lx SC B Ifrom-h, Vus:1, Ih'umhz1up.gl1, llusk Xxmmis, .lvnSu11. Matz, liruwn, lft'Q'll'I' Arlulxw-alsvn, 1'2ll'lFl'll, Szxmwnfield, Husk, Johns, Stork BOYS, GLEE CLUB Uurtiss, Mathews, liovk, VV0lff, Robinson Knosle-r, lklurprmm, Krugh, Tofte, O'H?lH1KJH, Hansen, Hzulgeroxv, XVilkins Kuhr, M1-Millzuu, Th-Vilmrwy, Stewart, Munvkv, Annle-rsun, Erickson, Hunse-n lint:-s, Kuhn-, .lf-nscxn, Arn1stezul, Jensen, Siert, Gillwrtsvn, Nelsvn Alle-n, Lunal, Slrivklelte. Anderson, IHIYPF, Na-lsun, Sinmxmsl-n GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Forty-Six I 1 R xi Ilrnwn XYnlff. Klmglm. Km-g In-r. M zlhvr, ,I4-use-n, l'hVisln-nsm-n, Vintml. I'e-te-rsun, Il. IH-lm'l'Sml. xvilllllll. 'I'l'l'I'l'll Smith. Amlvl-son, Nr-wvll, Hilhn-rlsrm, .Xlln-11, AIJllHlil'Sl'Il, 'I'ilmI4-n gU'XX'JlI'I, Morris, Ilzxrtlvy, llixml, Ilruwn, ,Xmlra-ansmx, 1Ilz1SL:uxx v, .IJIIISUII 1xlUI'L1'2lli, llilhvrtsun, XYilkins, lmml, .Xl'l1lSl4'2l1l, I4'aurnl1:1m. Ilixn Moms, llunsvll, A111-11, Ilumphill, Sh-rl, llilvhmun, Sinwlxsf-11. IIIIIISPII HAND Smith, Vinton. Mulle-11, ll2lllSl'Il 'l'illlL'll, NVn1ff, Mzlhvr, llzwtle-y, blunts, Sus, Kruprh llzmsvn, Sierl, fHHll'l'lSUl1, Alle-11, Arlnstvzul, Luml, l :u'11l1u1n llmlsru, Tofu-, S'ilTlUllSl'l1, I'vte-rson. Ilunsvn Sim-k, Voss , .I4ilI'SUll, llitvhmam, Ilzunsvll. Iflw-llvll, .infuse-11 ORCHESTRA Forty-Nm 1-n Rave-r. Svondgaartl, Simonsen, Janeen, Glasgowe, Pemberton Anderson, Van Duesen, Pierce, Rodel, Iverson, Grimm, Tucker, Harrison Simonsen, Gustin, Anderson, Farnham, Beck. Wolff, Christensen, Cappis, Simpson Wentworth, Stricklette, Rodel, Newell, Nelson, Morgan, Maekin, Hitehman, Kuhr Girls, Athletic Association Officers Doris Beck , . . . .....,.. Preszkicvzl Harriet Christensen .. Treasurer Miss Eberhart ,,.. . Sponsor The Girls' Athletic Association is an innovation in Blair High School, hav- ing been organized as a result of the establishing of gymnasium classes in Blair. The purpose of this organization is to encourage recreational activities, and to promote the highest standards of health and sportsmanship. The organization meets twice each month. One of these meetings is for the purpose of discussing business of the club and the other meeting is in the form of a party for the girls. On Friday afternoons the G. A. A. sponsors a sports class for members who are interested in various sports. The members may earn points for various activities and at the end of the year are awarded letters. Since we have an excellent gymnasium and equipment as Well as a capable instructor, it is hoped that the Girls' Athletic Association will be- come a flourishing organization of Blair High School in years to come. Forty-Eight Larson, Clausen. VandeVenter, Mundorf, Carmichael, Gallagher, McMani,fral, Hovendick Krogh, S't-hriefer, lllliassen, l-lillman. Nohrenhurfr, Krogh Guy, Voss. Edwards, Cronstrom, Kiefer, Baker, Johns, Sheets, Hopkins. XVGUQT, Murdoch, Sas, Morris Pounds, Strieklett, Nl'alters, Swingholm, Pate, Reulinir, Larsen, Stewart, Vllrich, Petersen Stewart, Moats, Gilhertson. Jenkins, Allen, Dixon, Beales Allen, Hewett, Antill, Maynard, Nelsen, Singleton, Golden, Brown, Mundorf, Hanson. Hal- stead, Anderson, Moran WVentvsortl 1 ls M tl' t . ' , i ' 1, .arse-n, a tnesen McGill, VVillm0re, Rathman, Hansen, Sorensen, Ileaty, Olsen. Axelsen, Johnson, Johns, Stricklett, Reeves, Epperly, Stanley, Foley, VVarrick, King, Eberhart. Girl Reserves Officers Betty Moats , . , r , ....,.... ...,. P resident Catherine Ienkins . , . . Vice-President Ila Hansen ...,... ..... S ecretary lanet Stewart .. .. Treasurer Kathryn Sas . i , . . , . , .........,. . Pianist Elly Marie Larsen . . . . . Handicraft Chairman Georgia Antill .,...... .,,,.,.........,.,. S erzfice Chairman The Iunior High Girl Reserves was organized in October with eighty-two members. The official recognition service was held December I6 at the Methodist church. This club has a business meeting the second Tuesday of every month and a social meeting the fourth Tuesday. This organization has been active in other ways. They had charge of the sale of Christmas seals for the Tuberculosis Society. They have sent cards, valentines, and gifts to the Orthepedic Hospital at Lincoln. They have made placques and are now furnishing and decorating a club room which will be used for meetings in the future. Miss Willmore is chief advisor with an advisory board composed of Miss McGill, Miss Eberhart and Miss King. Forty-Nine ,, ,Jia Sx'e-niluzuziril, Vinton, Simonfen, Uliristvnsvn, Mullen Ni-moiz, Uurliss, O'lianlon, Fzirnliziin, Anderson tmior Class Play The play presented hy the Iuniors, Skidding,,, was one of the seasons laugh events and was entirely successful. The cast was as follows: Aunt Milly .. Andy Hardv Marian Hardy .r,. . Wayne Trenton, III Mrs. Hardy . ..,r,.u , Mr. Hardy ..,.,rr.u.. Estelle Hardy Campbell i . . Myra Hardy Wilcox . . Grampa Hardy ,i.. Mr. Stubbins . i , i . , i , , . Mary Mullin . Reed O'Hrznlon . Helena Simonsen .. Roy Christensen . Florence Curtis . . . , . Gordon Vinton . A Ruth Farnham Hazel Iyne Anderson . Frederick Nemezz Woodrow Szfendgaard The plot concerns the general turmoil of the Hardy family at election time A young daughter arrives, with her own perplexities, to aid her father, a politician, in his fight for office. However, the moment seems to call forth the entire family and their petty grievances, for everyone goes home to mother . But, of course, in the long run the handsome lover wins his political minded sweetheart and the family is reunited in all happiness. Fiffy - - A 7 1 EQ! IN it IN LUNDT BROS. THE EAT SHOP FOOD STORE , Satisfactory Service Sells for Less Courteou: Treatment Bernie Lnndt-1915 Babe Lundt-1920 UPEN DAY AND NIGHT One door west of Ford Garage VVILLIAM D. McDONALD Distributor of Sinclair Products For Prompt Service Call 212-Phones-177 TO GUARD YOUR HEALTH HAVE YOUR TEETH EXAMINED AND REPAIRED REGULARLY . A FRIEND Call or Write Us For M 0 S E HIGH GRADE PRINTING AND BINDING SUPERIOR DANISH LUTHERAN Ice Cream PUBLISHING ALWAYS THE BEST HOUSE BLAIR NEBRASKA BLAIR, NEBRASKA BLAIR BUILDING AND LOAN ASS'N BLAIR, NEBRASKA BLAIR FLOUR MILL Home of Maintop Flour 52531 yfiifioff tiionflmblef busmieis - lar togthe stockhoIde?'2s 0 one co- Bltllf Groeers S. W. CHAMBERS Phone-Black 314 Phone 96 Blau? Nebr- , IOHN MOORE PLUMBING CO. BIZIII' Drug' Oompany Heating The Home of Service Calls Answered Promptly Scheuafer Follnfain PWS and Strip Phone Blapk 62 nog. White 62 W. J. SAS The Stewart Pharmacy A Uomplph, Lim, of Nyal Quality Remedies DRY GOODS SHOES D1'H2'S GROCERIES AND MEATS Your Patrorfage Is Soliciteol 32--Phones-33 Paints . O11 Pr'escr'iptiOr1. Filling a Specialty Phone 87 for Drugs Fifty-Two Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov Nov. Nov Nov 'Ye Private Diary Private Life of Blair High School as Seen by Kelly 1. The first day of school. A sight for sore eyes are all tlhe freshmen be- decked with bright and gaudy colors. The older members get their first real taste of school by licking book covers. 13. Class elections held. Nothing important happened. CBecause a secret is divided by two and multiplied by many, rumor hath it that it cost Stan Iensen 35 all-day-suckers to get the Senior class presidencyj 17. The 13 Club holds initiation. Several new members, myself includ- ed, partook of raw eggs and then had to roll the shells from here to yonder. A chili time was had by all. 27. We played our first football game with Benson. We lost 33-o. Nuff said. 3. Everyone has quietly settled down to hard work and study now. There are exceptions to all rules, expecially this one. Ask A. Peterson. 17. Homecoming. All the grads came back, hardened by many years' experience in the cruel woild . 'Ilhey tried to tell us how lucky we are to be in school with our Sth hours, examinations, hurling missles, etc. 23. Eddie Ienkins arrived to Sociology class on time today. 24. Adolf Peterson and I did not arrive to Sociology class on time today so we spent a most enjoyable period in Mr. Marren's assembly. . 4. They are paving the street north of the school now. Sorry, boys, but you will have to find some other muddy street to play Sir Walter Raleigh on. 16. William Cappis was absent from school today with a severe case of athelete's foot. Tlhis is the first time Mr. Cappis has been absent during the entire I4 years he has been attending school. . 20. It is noticed that Mr. Flack is losing weight. Probably with the in- tentions of gaining it back Thanksgiving. . 27. Turkey Day. Everyone made a glutton of himself and couldn't yell at the football game. That's why we lost. fl saw Mr. Flack this after- noon and I was right in my suspicionsj Fifty-Tl THE FARMERS' ELEVATOR BLAIR CO'0lPE'RATIVE Dealers in CREAMERY Grain, Coal, Feed and Salt qIg7:27f5gF2ZUZjia22 ?Tzl2tIfI7'Iq Blair Phone 59 New-. Bkmf ' iphcghg A' Jugqebr TED LATHROP Good Things to Eat 16-Phones-17 BLATR NEBR. J. ORONSTROM Tailoring and Dressmakring Clleanriug, Dyeing, Pressmg OLARENOE R. JENSEN TIRE AND BATTERY SERVICE Deep Rock Gas and Oils Philco Radios A and B Batteries Say it with Flowers and say it with Ours W. J. ROGERS NVE MAKE SUITS FOR 2519 AND UP FLQRIST Phone 419 312 VV Wash St. Phone 69 Blair, Nebr. ASK YOUR GROCER For Sweet Corn Packed by BLAIR CANNING COMPANY ' SAY FELLERS Let me measure your next suit Collegiate styles ad patterns 335-DOWII NO UPS RAY LYNCH ' G. L. DIXON COMPANY Arn agency established by uhequalled service BLAIR NEBR. MeOomb's Barber Shop S'afisfaetioh Guaranteed Blair Phone 13 Nebr WALTER LARSON Auto Service THE BEOKMAN STORE Ilerulquarfers for Car TVGASILTTIQU Our fweozfy-fhirfl year A COMPLl'1'l'E CLEANING SERVTCE GET THE HABIT Trade with 1. L, PQU DS lfifty I Dec. 6. Football banquet. One of the most colorful events of tlhe entire year. The evening was topped off when Coach Lichliter made a 5 yard dash for a dish of ice cream. Dec. 9. Mr. Flack ushered two boys into the great out of doors and let them commune with nature for three whole days. Dec. 18. Every one is taking his book home today. Oh, yes, they are going to study during Christmas vacation or else tlhey still believe in Santa Claus. Ian. 5. Everyone came back to school today wearing his Christmas presents. I guess, from the looks of things, that it did them some good to take their books home, after all. Ian. 15. Semester exams, today and tomorrow. Examinations don't worry us smart seniors. Ian. 22. Report cards were given out today. Some were lost on the way home, probably because the teachers were so patriotic. Ian. 28. Marvin Gollehon, Ir., had his Caesar lesson. 'Ilhere is no snow on the ground as yet. Feb. 2. Adolf Peterson's Chevvy was sadly wrecked today. No one was hurt but I surmise from the actions of several girls that they are happy that cars tell no tales. Feb. 12. Alice Beekmann, editor of the Tattler, gave a dinner for the staff at her home. Upon the request of the honored guest, Mr. Flack, I canvassed all tihe drug stores and as there was no arsenic sold, we all ate heartily. Feb. IQ to 21. Basketball tournament. Many teams played and visited our school. Half of the teams won and those that didn't win, lost. fAsk Alsyne Smith why she witnessed all the Craig gamesj Feb. 28. A. Peterson was awarded the tin-foil loving cup for most 8th hours. Iiggs McCormick had more in number but was declared ineligible be- cause he whistles with his moudh closed. March 4. Congress adjourned at I2 o'clock today. So did we-for an hour and ten minutes. March 9. Big mystery solved. Upon very close observance, I notice that some of the girls are walking a mile every day, and those that are not walking a mile are refraining from sweets. fScales don't lie.j March 17. Now is the time for all good Irishmen to come to the aid of St. Pat. QWe did.j Flft Fl THE HOME THEATER ALWAYS A GOOD SHOW ROBINSON CAFE THE BEST COFFEE IN TOWN RIVETT LUMBER AND COAL CO. Quality Goods at Fair Prices Phone 4 Blair, Nebr. SERVICE lVI01'11l11,Q' - Noon - Night Your Time Is Valuable-Save If Blair Telephone Company Dresses Millinery Try the FASHION CENTER FIRST Coats Beauty Parlor N. T. LUND CO. Real Estate-Insurance Loans N. 'I'. LUNIJ II. LYLE HUYER DR. R. E. TILDEN VETERINARIAN 605 XVest Grant Street BLAIR NEBR. HANSON Sc MEHREN S Real Estate-Insurance Securities Pilot Building BLAIR NEBR. SCHULDT'S STORE GROCERIES AND MEATS 300-Phones-301 SE R VICE--QUALITY-RIGHT PRICE Give it to Sully Whether if: Clary Ring: Invitations, Trophies Ol' Photo Engraving for Your Annual If it's for the Graduating Class Sully has it Audley N. Sullivan Representing. Artcrafts Engravlngz Co. LINCOLN IST. JOSEPH PLAY YOUR WAY TO HAPPINESS Your investment in :L M u a i c al Instrument brings retu rn s in pleasure, popularity and profit. Only 1411 ff Inefter I wstrrzimefuts at A. HOSPE COMPANY 15th and Farnam Streets Omaha, Nebraska Fifty-Six March 21. Spring began today. It is noticed tihat the boys are getting ideas about this and that already. Ioe Iohnson says he even saw Ruthy Tilden doing the dance of the simps on her lawn the other night. March 29. Miss Buser spent the week-end in Iowa City. Cf course it was the duty of four Blairites to go over and get her Sunday night. Every- body had a good time with friends in Mo. Valley before train time. fAsk Alice Beekmann about looking at the moon through a telescope., April 1. A few youngsters, Peterson, O'Hanlon, Beales, etc., were taking ad- vantage of the day and started pulling the same childish tricks that they pulled in the third grade. Mr. Flack received an empty walnut. April 3. Horace Carmichael was nearly mutilated in the halls yesterday noon. He was caught in the stampede and trampled right into the floor. He was not found until five after four when Iess Burger, walking the halls looking for pennies, stumbled over him. April 6. Two girls, Nelson and Curtis, are evidently getting into the spirit of the season of spring as it was advertised that they would like to date Mr. Willie Wilson, a newcomer to our bastille. April IO. Riot guns, tear gas bombs, all four of the local police and other prominent people, who wish to make Blair a desirable place to live in, were called to action the other day when word got around that spring was here. Someone saw a sure sign. Everyone stampeded around the school-house looking for it and upon looking under Mr. Flackfs desk, they found what they wanted, Austin Brooks Beales, Ir., garbed in yellow and black checked golf knickers. April 14. Pansy was moved from its winter place of hibernation to the Grimm farm where it will be stored for the spring. A glance at its modernistic fenders, the eight pictures of its owners adorning any spot desirable, the signs on its cushions, etc., brought back many memories. good and otherwise. It would have been in the height of its glory these sunny days and moonlight nights. Don't get excited as I'm describ- ing Pansy , not our dear old Ford's experiences. April 17. While reading to the class of the duel between Shakespeare and Iulius Caesar, Mr. Marren became highly excited, grabbed up a yard stick and went through several impossible actions. Due to his own quick thinking and action, Bill Sylvis, who sits, or did sit, in the front row, dodged a quick parry and thrust, thereby saving himself from a severe gashing. April 21. Miss Willmore was severely frightened the other day while working at a sewing machine. She glanced up and saw the head of some wild looking African hunter, waving to and fro in front of her window. The school's most popular sleuth, Mr. Marren, with the aid of the science of deduction, came to the conclusion that Bus O'Hanlon was the artist. April 27. All the boys are making quite a stir over something and it has blonde hair and its name is Virginia Andreason. Fifty-Se n J. E. CAMPBELL TiwllI'1lItllI'C, Radios, Rugs and Undertaking' 91-Phones-136 Blair Nebraska Petersen I-Iardware THE GREATEST AMERICAN AUTOMOBILE VALUE THE CHEVROLET SIX SERVICE L and VINTON-E VANS SATISFACTION Sales-Service Phone 219 Blair Nebraska BLAIR NEBR. Dr. E. M. Moats Osteopathic Physician Graduate of AMERICAN SCHOOL OF OSTEOPATHY Otiice 135-Phones-Res. 272 Clifton Hotel Modern Rooms Steam Heated Special Sunday Dinners 12-2 P. M. The F2LI'I1b61',Q' Hardware Blair, Nebraska Quality-Service Fiseheids Bootery For Better Shoes We use nothing but the best Repair any make of shoes BLAIR NEBRASKA Dr. Edwin T. Jima Peterson Barbei' Shop DENTIST C t S A state Bank Bldg. Phone 298 Du' was ewwe BLAIR NEBR. HENRY PETEIQSEN, Prop. The Bertelsen Market I t 's Better QUALITY SERVICE 238-Phones-239 Dr. C. R. Mead D. D. S. Office over C'ooke's Store BLAIR NEBRASKA Fifty-Eight May 1. The home stretch. The seniors are doing some very rash things so that their names will go down in school history. May 6. The school has at least one nationally noted personage. Charles Woods broke all endurance records in staying in the air I3 seconds on his 3- foot model glider but was forced to come down on account of a dog fight. 13. An unlucky day. As Roy C. stooped and laffed he felt quite a draft. He knew he had tore'm so he came to school in the afternoon with a new pair of pants. 18. Events are happening fast. In fact, so fast that I can't write them all but it's just the ordinary things that take place at the last of the year. CI'm getting a funny feeling, some of the other Seniors complained too, I wonder what could be the matter? P P P Pj 22. It's all over. We received our report cards today. To think that we worked twelve years for that piece of cardboard. Anyway, I've noticed some Seniors walking around the halls looking at different things, prob- ably places where they had been hit with a paper Wad or had water spilt on them or where they had written their name, etc. I hope youlve enjoyed reading this as much as I have enjoyed writing it. So long, Kelly May May May THE PILOT-TRIBUNE BOOST FOR BLAIR AND WASHINGTON COUNTY 32.00 Per Year Worth More NEBRA SKA-IONVA OIL COMPAN Shell PrOdue'tS BLAIR NEBR. PHONE 128 Brenholdt Hansen Muscbeck and Bob Smart Shoes Neat Electrical Repair Worlq Double Vilear Straight Shoes Phone-Blaek 360 J. D. Grarrisori CLOTHING, SHOES AND FURNISHINAG GOODS BLAIR NEBR. Arndt Hardware The 50 Year Firm of Blair YOU'RIf: ATAVAYS XVELCOME Phone 72 Blair, Nellr. HIGII GRADE GROCERIES at Mom-y Saving Privvs REDFIELDAS RED AND NVIIITE STORE Phone 22 VVU Deliver THE STATE BANK BARBER SHOP Om' Motto- Service and Satisfaction Your Patronage Will be Apprec t I ROSS DEBTS, Prop. Fifty-Nln Blair Racket Store C. F. KOLTERMAN, Prop. Sells a Line of Variety Goools at Popular Prices Fresh Candies at All Times SAFEVVAY STORES Distribution without Waste Phone 242 84 NV Wash. St. Kuhn's Photos VVill Please You PHONE WHITE 45 BLAIR NEBR. The Smoke House Cold Drinks Candies Cigars Cigarettes JIM ANDREASON, Prop. Marathon Service Station Car NVashing and Greasing Marathon Products Phone 164 Blair, Nebr. Paul A. Willsie CAPS-GoWNs-Hoons 205 South 10th Street Smith Building OMAHA NEBRASKA Chris K. Bendorf A funeral director who takes a deep in- terest in his work, who knows how to lighten the load of those dark hours, who overlooks none of the smallest details, is worth your consideration. Such is our reputation. Simple elegance is the highest form of respect and admiration. Res. 133 PHONES Office 161 BLAIR NEBR. OVER 10 YEARS of DEPENDABLE QUALITY AND SERVICE H. E. STOLLER Fruit and Produce Co. BLAIR WAIIOO OMA HA FARMERS STATE BANK BLAIR PETER M. TYSEN, Pres. C. M. HITCHMAN, Vice-Pres. R. C. HITCHMAN. Cashier EDNA J. NOBLE, Ass't Caashier Sixty Compliments OF THE WASHINGTON ooUNTY BAR ASSOCIATION NEBRA SK A ACCREDITED CHICKS Purina Feeds BLAIR INCUBATOR COMPANY HATCHERY Phone Blaek 395 CHAIS. GAYDOU, Mgr. Walt's Place Sandwiches of All Kinds lI3lTllll1l'g'9I'S 5c Walter Petersen, Prop. BLAIR TOP AND TIRE CO. J. E. MILLER, Prop, Auto Glass and Tire Repairing Efficient Service BLAIR NEBR. THE MARKS STORE SHOES HOSIERY Ready-to-VVea1' Dress Materials LOXVEST CASH PRICES Ditlof Wolsmann Service Station 10091, Pure Pennsylvania Oils Battery Charging and A01-essories Phone 48 Blair, Nebr. Wolff Drug' Store Try fha Drug Store First , e- - H-- l , - Qixty-0ne Co1n1o1iInents OF THE WA SHINGTCN COUNTY MEDICAL ASSOCIATION Service Barber Shop SERVICE AND COURTESY R. E. ATVVOCD, Prop. NVe strive to keep up to standard in EVERY way Fare11's Cafe HOME OOOKED FOODS Special Attention Given Parties and Lunchcons Citizens Saviilgs Bank THIC ONLY SAVINGS BANIC IN THE COUNTY A. R. BROUK, President L. C. Klomim JEVVELER AND VVATCHMAKER Diamonds, VVatc-hes, Jewelry Rcpairivzg a Specialty BLA! H. NEBR. Located at Stewart's Pharmacy Blair Service Station CHRISTENSEN SINCLAIH PRODUCTS Exide Batteries and Battery Charging U, S. Tires and Accessories Try Om' Service and BerSatisjicd Phono 212 CARL H. BOHS. Pro Phone -- 333 P Sixty-Two x LA.x 'AJ Y-v vfeva fs plates an wmv Annual llfin fin Aqff' bmlsb of mol mastvv pnjnf, llfI'1lPDOI'fPxC1 gloj- X gona' school mfr. nv1erua1.m1YE gQr5 X x 1. 3 ARTCPXAP , S ENCDRAVINQ CQ J 15. Jofeply. JWLJJOLML. ITI Autngraplgs ,. -waz' 1.-.j A' . 'af A '-' f 1 yr, T'-. ' ' I ,.g , '- I- -5 A' Q 1' A -A j - '- .:- ,, -- 1 A- :J A- A f J' A- A- IIII In II . I ,qIII-,III I5 I f . - I. a n 1 - I I ,, IF J- . I I Ia 'A - A 'A-Q -f. fa- w .. .q A A . A - A' 34 - I r .. 5-31 ? .. .W - ZJ-..-,.SnII- ,FII .I II .Ig . IKISWII. FI- I I WI . I ILIIII I - b +A -Q. A :QAM A A. .- AQA- x . A- -f., -- .4 .A-' . A,. .. . 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