Chadron State College - Anokasan Yearbook (Chadron, NE)
- Class of 1939
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Q1 U SAN V O L U M E S I X nv THU 74N0fGArfv4N The primary purpose ot Chadron State Teachers College is to engender in the student body those underlying principles and ideals which will best lit them for the task of teaching in the public schools of Nebraska and of the United States. The cooperation between the faculty and the student body in achieving this aim results in lite that is peculiar to an educa- tional institution, a life that is a composite of earnest endeavor in study and healthful indulgence in social activity. This lite as ot the school year l938-1939 has been placed between the two covers of this volume and has been entitled the 1939 HNOKHSHN. This publication in later years shall refresh on a taint memory the picture of this developmental period and the ideals, habits, and appreciations which characterized these days. EOGX4 THE EXEQT These professional ideals, as has been said, result from a program of earnest study and social activity. Upon each ot these factors is based a section of the 1939 HNOKHSHN. The first, entitled We Live to Leam, presents Our Teachers, without whom a program of study would not be possible, and Our Classes, the other phase of the cooperative endeavor of the EGOX4 THE SEQQND The second section, entitled We Learn to Live. presents Our Societies, the various social, professional, and honorary organ- izations, Our Flthletics, the heroes of the gridiron and of the basketball court and the Women who proved that they were not the weaker of the sexes, and Our Lite, the milestones in a year of college life. l D I i 1 lCAllOlXI In recognition not only ot his otcctdernic spirit in Chctdron State Tecfchers College, but cxlso ol his state-wide reputcl- tion for his successful efforts to bring to the notice of the notion the eorly history ot Western Neforosko, We dedicate this volume oi the HNOKHSHN to E. P. Wilson. 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' E B1 M E W E - IIE H as XL Q E H. m'm',-'J 'W'Hg 5 HH 'W H MH Em ff B T 3, ,II ,Sq gum I jI,I II , H ' , E 'iiffgia , ixm .w E QW Q -....,. .ILM ma n ws W r H , hH,' fx. 91,1 im sb nf A I , 1 X v I 2 1 I Iv f ,v I I I I I , xl W I Q ,X If I Y' I , W, , , ,, ,M WW., 7, I ADMINISTRATION BUILDING The Chemistry Department takes cmd Pax gives-cmd vice versa. ROBERT I. ELLIOTT H. B., HM. PRESIDENT I 12 I LYLE V. HNDREWS HB., M.S., Ph. D. Professor ol Chemistry ROSS O. HRMSTRONG HB., H.M. Coach of Football and Basketball Instructor ofEPhysical Education RITF1 HTKINSON HB., PLM. Supervisor, Training School History and Speech Plssociate Professor ol History LUCILLE BHRNUM Head of the Department of Public School Music EUGENE M. BERRY Head ot the Department of Mathematics MRS. ETHEL M. BOSTDER HB. Supervisor, Training School Principal, Iunior High School Instructor in Education HLBERT H. BURROWS H. B., S.T.B., Ph. D. Head of the Department of Economics Professor ol Economics and Speech H. H. CHMBURN B.S., MS. Hssociate Professor of Biology LUCY M. CLHRK H. B., PLM. Head of the Department of English Professor ot English BERNICE COLE HB., PLM. Principal, Senior High School Supervisor, Training School Hssistant Professor of Education E131 V5 if MRS. ELEHNOR B. COOK HB. Hssistant Professor of Geology and English Curator ol the Museum MRS. MRUDE G. COOK HB., ELM., Ph.D. ' Professor of Foreign Languages ETHEL L. DELZELL HB., PLM. Head of the Department of Home Economics Professor of Home Economics MHRGHRET DRHEGER Hssistant Professor of Commerce LENQ C. EMERSON Secretary THE NINETEEN THIRTY-NINE ANOKASAN 14 ELIZHBETH M. ERWIN B.S., HM. Supervisor, Training School Third and Fourth Grades Hssistant Professor of Education IRENE E. FHULDER Hssistant Librarian SUSHN R. FRHZIER Supervisor, Training School of Kindergarten Instructor in Education HNNHDORH F. GREGORY HB., HM., Ph.D. Professor of Social Science FRED B. HHRRINGTON HB., FLM., Ph.D. Head of the Department of Education Professor of Education THE MILDRED E. HQWKINS B.S., M.S. Hssistant Professor of Home Economics MHRY L. HEUERMHNN BS., FLM. Supervisor, Training School First and Second Grades Hssociate Professor of Education GLEN W. I-IILDRETI-I HB., FIM., Ph.D. Head of the Department of Teacher Training Professor ot Education EDITH f... HILTON PLB., PLM. Flssociate Professor of English and Education I-IHROLD H. I-IIXSON Bursar NEBRASKA ST Head o ATE TEACHERS COLLEGE MRS. MHBEI.. D. I-IOQTSON R.N. College Nurse HLBERT E. KENT HM. Registrar GHRNET I. LHRSON B.S., FLM., Ph.D. Professor of English MINNIE E, LICHTE B.S., M.S. Professor of Chemistry LPIWRENCE G. LINDHHL HB., FLM. E the Department of Industrial Hrts Professor of Industrial Hrts zz .Id if I15 F' Y MRS. VIVIEN O'B. PETERSON B.M. lnstructor in Piano CHHRLES W. PHILPOTT B.S., FLM. Head of the De artment of Science I3 Professor of Physics HHZEL B. REYNOLDS HB., B.M. Supervisor, Training School Fifth and Sixth Grades Plssistant Professor of Education E. L. ROUSE HB., B.M., LL.D. Director of Rural Education Professor of Education V. CRLVON MCKIM HB., PLM., Ph.D. Head of the Department ot Geography Professor of Geography E. TRIPP MICHHEL B.S., M.S. Flssistant Professor of Physics HDELHIDE H. MILLER B.S., B.M. Director of Physical Education for Women LEO W. MOODY B.M. Director of Band IHKE H. MOSER Director of Physical Education Coach of Track HNNH M. NELSON HB., PLM. Supervisor, Training School Iunior High School Resistant Professor of Education PHILIP L. PEHK Supervisor, Training School Mathematics Qssistant Professor of Education ROY lil. PETERSON HB. Director of Orchestera Instructor in Violin E151 NELDH Ft. SCHMIDT HB., PLM. Professor of Hrt RHLPH E, SILKER HB., MS., Ph.D. ELEHNOR L, STHSCH HB. Qssistant Registrar EMMF1 C. STEKELBERG HB., HM. Professor of Chemistry Head of the Department of Foreign Languages Professor of Foreign Languages MHUDE B. UMMEL B.S., M.S. Head of the Department of Co Professor of Commerce fI11'1'19I'C9 6 fi? STHER H, VHNDERLFIS QB., PLM. , Yistant Professor of Commerce ' X fl Ggfy f,f!f, HELEN R.VVHlJH s Ik X 3 HB., fi. - A Ftsso 'ate Profess r gig ech x 5 CX ttDJ?,f,xq W 9,9-' ' E. P. WILSON ' V3 ' HB., HM. Head of the Department ot Social Science Professor of History E171 HHRRIET P. WIRICK PLB., B.S. in L.S., PLM. in L.S. Librarian EDNH E. WORK HB., PLM. Dean ot Women Hssociate Professor of Education RICHHRD E. YHRNDLEY B.M. Instructor of Voice Director of Chorus QU? WW . 4' 2 ' K4 , nw UH I W,14I.g'.. LIBRARY BUILDING Shk bllt KN p care clot Waits for the o begin the first round. ZW ffgjff fwgxvyl dxf 7 C7 A . THE NINETEEN THIRTY-NINE AN OKASAN S BERYLE Chadron Kappa Theta Sigma 2, 3, 4: Home Eco- nomics Club 3, 4, W. A. A. 1 HKERS ROBERT CURRHN BHKER Chadron I. A. G. 2, 3, 4 VIRGIL FILEXHNDER McGreW Lambda Delta Lambda 4 DORIS L, BHRKLEY Hrdmore, S. Dak. gtlpha Phi Pi 2 4' ' , , Wing Club 4: I. R. C. 1, , Y. W. C. A. 1,25 W. A. A. l, 4, Gridiron Queen 4 ELTON HNDERSEN 7' Y ,f Chadron Q Delta Pi Sigma 2, 3, 4, I. A. G. 3, 4, Delta ' Nu Epsilon 2 -Q WHRREN P. BHRNUM Crawford Delta Pi Sigma 2, 3, 4: I. R. C. 2, 3, 4: C Club 2, 3, 4, Lambda Delta Lambda 4, Track l, 2, 3, 4 HDELYN HNDERSON Chadron Cum L Y. W aude . C. A. 3, 4, Delta Nu Epsilon 4 ZELMH D. BHRNUM Crawford Cardinal Key 3, 4,,Pres. 4, Y. W. C. A. 2, 3, 4, Pres. 3, Gamma Chi Omega 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4, Sec'y 3, 4, I. R. C. 2, 3, 4, Treas. 4, Delta Nu Epsilon 3, 4, Pi Kappa Delta 3, 4, Blue Key Sweetheart 4, Who's Who in American Colleges 4 I20l RS 1 , LUCILLE BLUNDELL Kappa Chadron - Theta Sigma 1, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 3 CLIFFORD M. BOYCE Newport Delta Pi Sigma 3, 4, Lambda Delta Lambda 4, Pi Omega Pi 4, Delta Nu Epsilon 3, 4: Chorus 3 ,4, I. R, C. 3, 4, Wing Club 4, Class Sec'y-Treas. 4 GLENN BRECHT Chadron Delta Pi Sigma l, 2, 3, Chorus 3, 4 FRHNCES SUE CQRLSON Whitney Sigma Tau Delta 3, 4, Y. W. C. A. 4 GEORGE CHRMIN Douglas, Wyo. Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, C I , Club 1, 2, 3 4, Psi Beta Sigma 3, 4 fi' f. KENNETH E. CHTRON Mullen Delta Pi Sigma 4, I. R. C. 4 HERBERT CLHRK Chadron Basketb ll 3 a , 4, Psi Beta Sigma 3, 4: I. R C. 3, C Club 3, 4 IRYL E. CRISMHN Gordon Cum Laude ambda Delta Lambda 2, 3, 4, Delta Pi ' Si ma 2, Delta Nu Epsilon 3 i H UWJ T ,li CQRL Pi. CROUSE I O f '- N Hrthur 1- 'I Delta Pi Sigma 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4: Band 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 4, I. E. C. 2, 3, 4, Philo- mathean 2, 3, 4 EDWHRD H. DIXSON Cambridge eta Lambda 3, 4, Treas. 4, Delta Nu Epsilon 3, 4, Vice Pres 4' Delta Pi Sigma 2 3 4 I , , , . A. G. 2, 3, 4, Sergeant- at Arms 4, Student Council 4, Class Pres. 4 Lambda D l THE NEBRASKA STATE TEAC HERS COLLEGE T21 1 THE NEBRASKA HBE DURYEH Chadron LEONHRD I-'L EDDY Hay Springs Delta Pi Si gma 2, 3, 4, Treas. 4, C Club 3, 4, Delta Nu Epsilon 3, 4, Track 3, 4 STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE HHROLD GREENE Chadron Cum Laude Chorus 1, 2, 3, Orchestra l, 2, 3 4 l, 2, 3, 4, Bus. M , ,Band gr. 3, 4, Lambda Delta Lambda 3, 4, S'ec'y 4 MPlRGUERlTE GRIMES Chadron Home Economics Club 2, 3, 4, Pres, 3, Gamma Chi Omega 2, 3, 4, Vice Pres. 3, IOHN' FEDERLE Pan-Hellenic 3, 4, Pres. 4, Wing Club 4, . Cardinal Key 4, Treas. Harrison Psi Beta Sigma l, 2, 3, 4, Chorus l, 2, 3, 4 H. BETTY GOTT Fort Robinson CHHRLES E. FINKEY Rushville Men's Hall Committee 4, Psi Beta Sigma DHPHNE GUPTILL l, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4, C Club l, Z, 3, 4, Pres, Ch d 3, Student Council 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 3, 4, U You Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, i Gamma Chi Omega 3, 4, Thespians 3, 43 Track 3, 4 5 g W. A. A. Z, 3, 4, l. H. C. 4 CHROLINE HHLL RICHQRD W. GRHY Kyle, S. Dalc. Chadron N Gumm . Psi Beta Sigma l, 2, 3, 4, Treas, es. 3 fx, . if a Chi Omega 2, 3, 4, Sec'y 4, Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Thespians 3, 4 4. lf lil E221 913460 RS f,4lgiQ'!ll ' lb GX 39 t x'-- W,K7W,XX0. sl 'tw 'N MERWIN W. HHMILTON Bridgeport Blue Key 4, P ' , si Beta Sigma l, 2 3 ball 3, 4, C Club ' SHS , , 45 FOOl- 3, 4, Vice Pres. 4, I. A. G. 3: M ' Hall Committee 4 HERB IONES Fllliance Blue Key 3 , 4, Corres. Sec'y 3, Psi Beta Sigma 2, 3, 4, Thespians 1, 2, 3, 4, Treas. 3, Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4, Band 4, Chorus 2, 3, Wing Club 1, 2, 3, Eagle Staff 3, 4, Bus. Mgr. 4, I, R. C. 1, 2, 3, Class Bus. Mgr. 1, Class S'ec'y 2: Class Pres. 3, Class Vice Pres. 4, Who's Who in American Colleges 4, Anokasan 4 1 R VERNH I-IODSON HPINSON , Chadron Magna Cum La d Alpha Phi P' v 1 u e 12, 3, 4, Pres. 3' mics Club 2 , Home Econo- , 3, 4, Vice Pres, 3, Cardinal Key 3, 4 'QPCLBM My-v-'-f-'IT30' 9, clron K The i 1 w M. HNORE I ES UN ' ' Chaclron I. R, C l 2 3 . , , , Sec'y 1, Thespians Z, 3, 4, W. A, A. l, Z, 31 Gamma Chi Omega 4, Wing Club 1, 2, 3 Jyfjwrrfiriizi RH HR , , 4, Hist. 4, Delta Economics Club 3, rd nal Key 4 MW B, H. KUBIK Chadron Psi Beta Sigma l, 2, 3, 4, Lambda Delta Lambda 3, 4, Thespiaris 3, 4, C Club 3, 4, Sigma Tau Delta 4, F ootball 4 IHEGER 3 4, Wing Club I, 2, 3, 4: Club 1, 2, 3, 4 RICHHRD E. LHUNCHBFIUGH Heminglord Psi Beta Sigma 1, 2, 3, 4, Wing Club 2, 3, Thespians 3, 4, Pres. 4, Class Treas Anokasan Bus . 2, , .Mgr 3,4 THE N INETEEN THIRTY-NI NE ANOKASAN l23 I f .Ll - K 1 bf' HELEN MCDONHLD MHXINE MHRCY Wayside Hay S ' Gamma Chi Omega 3, 4, Lambda Delta Kappa Theta 1, 2, , Pi Omega Pi , 4, Lambda 3, 4, Delta Nu Epsilon 3, 4, Bus. Hist. 4, Y. W . A, l, 2, 3, Si au Mgr. 4, Y. W. C. A. 1 Delta 4 OWEN M DONHLD ILLIHM E. RTIN 1 C Chadron Chadron wk Laude X Pi Kappa Delta 3, 4, Pres. 4, I. R. C. 3, 4, Blue Key 4 , res. 4, Alum ec'y 5, Psi Delta Pi Sigma 3, 4, Class Sec'y-Treas. 3, Beta 'g 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, W' Club 2, 3 , Philomathean 3, 4, Wing Club 3 Vi s. 2, Se-ci 3, T pians l, , 4, A i Sec'y 4, C or , Student ncil , Contingent e r. 4, 5, An kasan 4, , Editor 5, La da Delta L da l, 2, DORH MCHENRY 3, 4, Sec'y , Class Bus' ss Mgr. 3' I. R. C. Chadron , Sigma Tau Delta 3, 4, Pres. 4, Gamma Chi Omega 3, 4, W. A. A. 3, 4 WH CE M L K ' Hill ity, S. DCI Cum Laude l. ROGER MCHENRY Delta Pi Sigma l, 2, 3, 4, Vice Pres. Z, 4, G . 5 Student Council 2, Anokasan Statt 2, I. A. erlng G. 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4, Pi Kappa Delta 4 Magna Cum Lau Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, , 4, lue Key 4, Sec'y Treas, 4, L bda a V HLVH W. OLIPHPINT Lambda 2, 3, 4, Pres. 3, 4, De a Pi i a L H 3, 4, Student Council 3, Delta Nu ilon 11 ewe en 3, I. R. C. 3, Who's Who in Am ic Col- ' Football 1, Z, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, I. A. G. 2, leges 4 - 3, 4, Vice Pres. 4, Psi Beta Sigma 1, 2, 3, . 4, Blue Key 3, 4, C Club l, 2, 3, 4, Men's Hall Committee 4 ELNH MGCKINLHY Chddron HHVID L. OLSON Pmiomqihefm 1, W. A. A. 3, 4, zew HGY SPNHQS Alpha 2, 3, 4, Chorus 4 Football 4, Delta Pi Sigma 4 THE NEBRASKA STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE l24l JW RS THE NINETEEN THIRTY-N -3, . 'S' is 1' mg W? 25 ff n INE ANOKASAN - W' New WHYNE M. PHXSON Merriman Psi Beta Sigma 1, 2, 3, 4, Blue Key 3, 4, Vice Pres. 3, Pres. 4, C C1 b Treas. 2 A u 1, 2, 3, 4, , 3, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Who's Who in American Colleges 4 ELLEN REISDORFER Chd Q FOH Kappa Theta Sigma 3, 4 Home E ' conormcs Club 3, Sec'y 4 FHUVETTE PETERSON Zeta Alpha 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4, Home Eco- nomics Club 1, 2, 3, Treas. 3, Chorus I, 2, 3,41 Cardinal Key 3,4,Hist. 4, Class Treas, 1 EDWHRD ROE Mitchell Band 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, TOM R. POOLE Bridgeport Cum Laude Pi Kappa Delta 4, Psi Beta Sigma 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice Pres. 4, C Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Blue Key 3, 4, Corres. Sec'y 4, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Pres. 3, 4, Contingent Repr. 4, Orchestra 1, 2, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, Anokasan 3, 4, Football 1, Z, 3, 4, Cardinal Key Dan Cupid 4, Who's1 Who in American Col- e Chadron Magna Cum Laude Zeta Alpha 1, 2 3 ' ' , , 4, Sigma Tau X 3, 4, Thespian 2 ' W ox RRHlNE SKINKLE -9.2 Vice Pres. 4 I. R. C. 3, 4, I. A. G. 3, 4 Delta 2 s , 3, 4, Vice Pres. 4 I GHRET RHY Chadron SL RY Chadron i Sigma 2, 3, 4, 5 g Lambda Lambda 4, 5, Treas. 4 Delta H .W ,Nia may X we - w - . E, g H., ' W6 -25.521 X 1 ' ' Km 5' 1 - a..f km -We 1 QU E 5 ' . 1.4 Km A W '22-f .J Haas Hifi gs E ii . ' - 1. 'N W H I nm . . ' ' B mi gg 11 gmail ' I l mx! lisa ., ,. H. 1 -4 H - 'S 3 f. 2 .Q V . Mini .E i wi A e Um H , ,Z A 5:55 r - i ii i 5 . .U im 'lil' ,-f-'M' Y V' THE NINETEEN THIRTY-NINE ANOKA S E N I O R S i ...I I i B- f :J Q 4 LE' J- RUTH SMITH Chadron Pi Omega Pi 4, Sigma Tau Delta 4, Y. W. c.A.4, 1. R. c.4 . Q I 1 'Jil IESSIE THOMPSON - A :ASV 1 Chadronp 0 . 1 Z' , X, J SM M MV BMW ,xgj x 1 MFIRIE E. TURNBULL Plrdmore, S. Dak. Kappa The-ia Sigma 3, 4, Pr . 4, C nal Key 3, 4,AViXe Pres. 4, wifi W. U CE L T ,Ky al tin Psi Beta 'gm , 3, 8 Chorus 4, Wing Club 4 DELBERT E. TULLOSS Hay Springs Pi Oineiga Pi 4, Vice Pres. 41 Char us 2, 3 R. C. 3, 4, Wing Club 1, 2, 3 ROBERT WRRREN Chadron 2, 3, Delia Pi Sigma 1, 2, 3, 4, Lambda Delia Lambda 2, 3, 4 4, Pan Helle 4 IOHN VHL WILMR WITHERS enec Pllliarice Chorus 2, 3, ll 3, C Club 3, 4 Sigma Tau Delia 3, 4, W. A. A. 2, 3 THELMH M. ZEITNER Chaclron Sigma Tau Delta 3, Thespians 3, 47 Home Economics Club 3, 4, Chorus 3, 4, Gamma ' A Chi Omega 3, 4 vii T251 1 Q K' EE. NEBRASKA STATE TEACHERS LJ! COLLEGE ELVIN HDHMSON Nenzel Xf- Delia TPi Siganal lk 2t3,TT5iE2piarns 2, 3, ec Y- Esker ,KPSHCIS1-ii 'Cdunbl Beds' ' . ' BE RD E. B ushville Delta Pi Sigma 3 FRED W, . HNDERSON Lisco Delta Pi Si gma 1, 2, 3, Hist. 3, Lambda Delta Lambda 3, Philomathean I, 2, 3, Pres. 2, Delta Nu Epsilon 2, 3, Pres. 3 GEORGE BOWMHN Victor I , OWCI Baskelball I, 2, 3, C Club l, 2 3 Psi Bela Sigma l, 2, 3 DEHN HRMSTRONG Brooklyn, Iowa Football 1, 2, 3' , Basketball 1, 2, 3, C Club 1, 2. 3 DOROTHY LEE B RICKNER C hadron Zeta Alpha 1 2 ' , , 3, Vice Pres. 3, Y W l, Wing Club 1, 2, 3 BERTH Kimball Gamma Chi Omega 1, 3, Vice Pres. 3, Chorus l, 3, Sigaab 'Eau Delta 3, Wing u H G. BHRRETT MEROLD BRIGGS y Springs all +0 ef' lf K' A mMEsj4 assf. Do es ridg 2355! llff ig 1, res. 3, Chorus l, 673, Basis: Pfze,,..:fv,:s Nu 556 KHTHERINE BROOKS Chadron MERLE BEHBENS Rapid City, S. Dak. Alpha Phi Pi 1, 2, 3, Y.W. C.AC 2: W.A.A. Z I., , f l X' I X ,h X X , .- f' if Q lllll M , ' . - MINER BRUNER 'fi fxxll I ,,.- Aw, Broadwater N, Yllx I K Chorus l, 2, 3, Thespians 3, Wing C .KS Ci , 1 I ' I27l lub 3 ,Qwfjj ?,C'M . I , I f .1 ' f I ' .yr' ,l'yl TUNIORS H V . ' H . 5 fi . ,Lg , , 2 A .,, P A ,,:, 5 W A Jigs v ':,,:G'1 -.-.:. .T ,., ,V,,. L5 9 lz., , 3 M g r in HMMY BUTLER Z o 0, . 1 MHRTHH DRHEGER Chaclron X n ' Hberdeen, S. Dak. Psi Beta Sigma l, 21 Football lg C Club 1, ' ,. XChoz-us 3 if , L2 , K'-'N DONCHHHL Ti' fixf, .'xQ aaaa QMHSEGQN Valentine f , ' - ' ' land, Texas Psi BetaPSigmg 3, R, 1, 2, 3, -. 1, res. 5 iomai ean ' ' '-' -1 MQ CJSLRQMOND E. B. Pac-.HN MHRY ELLIN CHRDER T' I R C 2 ghggion h 1 W. Chad!-on Club 35' Tllesyaians 3,HlDUeibegl1Siamamfg Chorus l, 2, 3, Home Economics Club 1, I. A. G. 3 2, 3, Vice Pres. 3, Cardinal Key 3, Zeta Alpha 1, 2, 3, Treas, 2 EHRL FISHER LESLIE L. CUE Bassett Gordon X, Psi Beld Sigma l, 2, 31 Wing Club 1, 2, 3 Chadron M9UREEN'D9LTON c:cmb2,a4,BQaemGu1,2,14,Pa Sidney- Beta Sigma 3, 4 BILL DHVIS BETTY FRHNKLIN Sidney McGrew Psi Beta Sigma 3, C Club 2, 37 Football 2, 3 Band 2, 3, Orchestra l, 2, 37 Y. W. C. A. 2 THE NEBRASKA STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE i231 THE NINETEEN T A HIRTY-NINE ANOKASAN I WILLIS FURMQN X Chadron X0 J J Orchestra 1 'Z XM GEORGE R. HESTER McGreW Football MV' ' DORIS GREEN , ,wwf Clinton Q iff IU HIQDEN E. HIXSON Crooksion Psi Beta Sigma l, 2, 3, Sec'y 3: Blue Key 3. I. A. G. 35 Wing Club 3: Chorus 3g Class Pres. 3 MHRK GREISEN Bridgeport Psi Beta Sigma 1, 2, 35 Eagle Stali Z HHZEL R. HOCKETT Chadron Y W C A . . . . 1: W. A. A. 15 Home Economics Club 2, 3, Treas. 3: Orchestra 3: Sigma Tau Della 3 HHRLHN GRIM McGreW I. A. G. 2 CHHRLES HOLLISTER Newport Psi Beta Sigma 3 0. IR HGER . Yanni a T i in , , 3: W. A. A Pres. - . . I, 2, . l, 2, Treas. 15 Wing j i Omega Pi 3 GORDON HOPPER Chadron Psi Beta Sigma I, 2, 35 C Club 1, 2, 3 EDITH HERRON Chadron Chorus 1, 2, 35 Kappa Theta 1, 2, 3, Sec'y 25 Orchestra 2, 3 LLOYD F. INGWE Springview IUNIORS RSEN I 29 1 TUNIORS IEHNETTE THCOBSEN Beatrice Kappa Theta Sigma 1, 2, 3 Tau Deli ,Hist. 2, 3, Sigma a 2, 3, Sec'y 35 Pi Kappa Delta 2, 3, Hist, 3, W. A. A. 1, 2, 3, Vice Pres. 3, Y. W. C. A. 1, 2, 3, Vice Pres, 3, I. R. C. l 1, 2, 3, Sec'y 3, Orchestra ly Chorus 27 Pan Hellenic 3, Treas. 3, Freshmen Short Story Award First Prize BERTRHM KURTH Chadron Football 3, C Club 3 ELINOR Gordon IOHNSON KHY LHWRENCE Crawford Y. W. C. A. lp Alpha Phi Pi 1, 3, Chorus 1, 31 Thespians l, 3, l. R. C. lg Class Sec'y 3 HERMHN IOHNSON Gordon BERNICE LINDQUIST Broadwater Chorus Z, 3, 4, Home Economics Club 4: Y. W. C. A. 2, 4, Kappa Theta Sigma 2, 3, 4 PHHNK IONES McGrew I CLQYTON LUTHER ' N Chadron 0 . ky qw I' ELLEN IUDEN Chaclron WKa p Sigma 1, 2, 3: Pi Omega Pi , orr s. ec' : Sigma Tau Della 3 tw HMBROSE MCCHNN Sidne Th ' Y esprans l, 27 Eagle Staff 2, Orchestra 1, 2 MHRGHERITP. KNHPP Benkleman Q W EDITH Massicx Ax A 16 chem-on Ol' f Orchestigggric-ICRoEus3il,rggsfziulfxcgpga Theta IM THE NEBRASKA STATE TE ACHERS CCLLEGQK7 I 30 l Wksk: Tfsfq 55' THE NINETEEN THIRTY-NI NE ANOKASAN RS MILTON I. NIELSEN CLIFFORD RHBE Chadron Dalton I. A. G. 3 Psi Beta Sigma lil 2, 3g 2Band 1, 2, 35 Or c astra , 1 .Q -yn fd!-4 6 ' .ELISEBETH RHBEN f ad Crawford ' ' Y.W,C.A.2,3gI.R.C.3 WILUHM PFU-MER wan REISDORFER Hmgler Chadron . Chorus 3 I HUGlBiglI35,CiE?NIO ELMH ROGERS Rapid City, S. Dak. Alpha Phi Pi 1, 2, 3, Sec'y 1, Pres. 35 W. sm- is Q- be KG-ep: , . 5 9 0 C I WILMER PLHNQNSKY e c'wmg1E?ub'if 2. pQnuHe'T1emJ'E 1 Hemingford Football 1, 2, 35 Baskeiball 1, Z, 3: Track 2: Psi Beta Sigma 1, 2, 3, Treas. 2, 3: C Club LEC Q. SCHILDHQUER 1, Z, 3, Pres. 3 . - Hay Springs Delta Pi Sigma 2, 3 NORMF1 PROHS Gering PHY SEVELHND Sigma Tau Delta 2 J, . Gordon My W 31 IUNIORS CHESTER H. SHHW THE NINETEEN THIRTY-NINE ANOKASAN1 ge was B, Q A m J IOHN L. STEEVER Oelrichs, S. Dak. Scottsbluff Philomathean Psi Beta Sigma l, '2, 3, Wing Club 1, 2, 3, Treas. 3, Chorus l, Z, 3 IGNH SHERMHN l..lLl..ll3iN TOWNLEY Ch d Grand Island Y. W, C. A. 1, Gamcirzclncglii Omcaa 1, 2, 3, Gamma Chi Omega 1, 2, 3, Chorus 2, 3, Thespians 2, 3, Chorus T3 Wing Club 3, Home Economics Club 2 M MHRIE TRHGNER Valentine QMY LOU SHIPKE Aish? Pshi Pi 5, 5, 3a.TriaE. 2,33gPWOA. A. Chadron Pl fl, lfreifsli 3? V?holIsuWheoY in Amexliligg Kappa Theta Sigma 1, , 3 Colleges BILL TRUXES MHXINE WELLS Chaclron Potter Psi Bela Sigma 3, Football 1, 2, 3 PHEBE TURECHEK Chadron Camma Chi Omega 2, 3, Home Economics Club 2, 3, Y. W. C. A. 1,2 LOUISE VOGT Chadron Gamma Chi Omega 1, Z, 3, Omega Pi 3, Sec'y NEYL WEBSTER Chaclron Chorus 1, 2, 3, Wing Club l, 2 Zeta Alpha 1, Z, 3, Treas. 3, Delta 3, W, A. A. 3 Alpha Phi Pi 1, 2, 3, Vice Pres. 3, Thes- pians l, 2, 3, Eagle Stall Zp Home Eco- nomics Club 2, Anokasan 3, Cardinal Key 3, S'ec'y 3 'QQQJ ff, AM,-,cf, fdvw-ww ,ejfg-L., FRHNCIS WERTZ 9' 'Ute u-of ., Chadron Delta Nu Epsilon 2, 3, Delta Pi 2, 3, Lambda Delta Lambda 2, 3 WRYNE WOODS Valentine Football l, 2, 3g C Club 1, 2, 3, Psi Beta Sigma 1, 2, 3 , r A ge Cm 1 it lf, ,, S, EE. A- E321 SOPHOMORE 6 MQHTHQ HUGUSTINE radf Chadron Home Economics Club 1, 25 Y. W. C. . 2, Treas. Z BEHTRICE B. BOYCE Newport Chorus 27 Gamma Chi Omega 25 W. A. A. 2 DOROTHY CHRMIN ' Douglas, Wyo. Zeta Alpha 1, 27 Wing Club 1, 2, Thespians l, Z, Sec'y 2 re' '?' ' UISE HUSTIN B ard amm hi Om a I 2 Home Economrcs u 1 W C b,,Y.'.',A.1,2 A GLHDYS BR CHT Chadrj ,f ' 1 Gamma Chl l. HEHRSHHL BQRTHOLO EW Cody Football 1, 2g Basketball l- Track 1 HELEN BREIDENBHCH Rap1d Crty S Dak Zeta Alphal 2 WmgC1ubl 2 Chorusl 2 WILLQ CHSE Chadron RICHHRD BHSS Chadron HOPE BROOKER Cody Gamma ChrOmega1 2 W A A l 2 Home Economxcs Club Z FRANCES CHSH Deadwood S Dak P1 Kappa Delta l 2 Secy 2 Gam swf' A Omega l 2 Thes rans 2 Pan H Councx Pres 2 KENNETH BEHRENS Hermosa S Dak Delta P1 Srgrna BFIRBHRR ELLEN BUM Whxtman W C A 2 Gamma Chl D A A 2 L ap S1gmal 2 Chorus FR E BES hadron RUTH CHRDER Chadron eta Alpha 1 2 Wmg Club 1 2 Chorusl 2 VHNESSH CHRISTENSEN Merrlman Zeta Alpha 1 2 Thesprans 1 2 S Pres. 2 I 4 Ch ron I H15 1 ellemc W - I I' I 1' I ' ' I Y. . . . ' ' '10 1 .' A I . ' 1 ' ' .f-3 . .,lLl,m: ' RIN ly 4 I I I 5 IO 4 ' JK '- ' , 1 2 H . Zo THE NEBRASKA STATE TEAC ERS COLLEGE l33l Footb Psi Beta THE NINETEEN M O THIRTY-NINE ANO S O P H O R E S ROBERT CLHRK Bronson, Iowa Psi Beta Sigma 25 Wing Club 2 MHRGUERITE COBTNEY Dalton Kappa Theta Sigma 1, 2 5 Wing Club 2, Anokasan 2 FALLEN DRHKE Brooklyn, Iowa LORRHINE CLEPIVELHND Nonpcrreil Alpha Phi Pi 1, 2, W. A. A. 1, 2, Wing Club l, 2 MHRION CRHMER Hot Springs, S. Dak. WILLHRD DRYDEN Chadron Chorus 1, 2 HLTH MHE COGDILL Chadron LOIS L. CUNNINGHHM Whitney HERBERT M. DUGGER Bridgeport 1. A. G. 2, Delia Pi Sigma 2 IHNE COLEMHN Morrill MHXINE DHU Nenzel Gamma Chi O mega 1, 2, Home Economics Club 1, 2, Y. W. C. A. 1,2 IHMES C. EVRNS Sto kh C. QH1 C Club 1, Z, PsibBe1ta Sigma 1, 2, Basket- a 1, 2 LEE C OLEMHN Valentine all 1, 25 Track 1, 2, P' Sl Beta Sigma 1, 2, C Club 1,2 MHRGHRET D Morrill HVIS HNNF1 M. FHUSKE Chadron 1. R. C. 1, 2: Y. W. C. A.1, 2 MILLHRD COLEMHN Fllliance Sigma 2, Class Pres. 1, 25 Wing Club 1, 2 ELEHNOR Chadron DOLEZHL LOUISE FEHGINS Hlliance Alpha Phi P' 1 - 1 , 2, W. A. A. 1, 2, Wing Club 1, 2, Pi Kappa Delta 2 If34 KASAN rg THE NEBRASKA . E' 1 R -. -I T X . .. it . xy x l 'V v -X Vw 1 , . r - .AJ 1ifENNETH'W.r DERILEQS ' .. I XJ W J' ' ' on T. rfu J X. EP!s'i Beta Sigma 1, ,Chorus , 5 jjlyf 5 T Lf ,A V! HRION GIERQ fi , 'Q-A t F chqdfon I Qfflbha Phi Pi 1, 21 Wing Club Z1 Chorus l, 2 X ' X., ' ROLLHND HHRR Chadron A BILL FORD A Chadron I, A. G. 1,12, Sec'y-Treas. 2 1 Psi Beta Sigm , 2, Class Bus G . Mgr. Z ' , l TEQN GLENN ,f f - Chadron M! I M Zeta Alpha 27 Home Economics Club I 1 7 ' MHRY HHRTHLL Chadron MHRIORYE FRY X Minat re 1 eta A1 2. W. A. , -B nd 1,2 Q x X ' A PHEN I R I 1 x ' 'Y . X . 4 -.igf- -f if ' 2 - 4 l A , '- H HHUGHEY Q' X lt e Bassett YN K ' W v - --ff E GQLLQWQY Harrison xg., Alpha Phi Pi 1, 2 l OPHL GUNDERSON Dix E ikxj Kappa Theta Sigma l KFlTI-LERINE GEHRT R Rushville IOH M Psi Beta S Gordon Zeta Alpha 2: Wing Club S O P H O STATE TEAC M O HERS COLLEGE i351 , 2, Treas. 2. Y. W, .A.1,2pI.R.C.2 TQCK R. HEMPHILL Chadron Sy wang Club 2, 1, R. c. 2, Delta Pi t . ips . ' X , . ' JOSEPH R. GHTT N Q six Chad Cm Q, NGY L. GU X 0 Chadron i Thespians 1 25 Delta P1 , 2 GEOR E HINNE Rushvill S Orchestra 1, 25 ' Psi Beta Sigma 2 N C. HHMILTON Bridgeport igmcr 1, Z PHYLLIS HOFFMHN 2: Y. W. C. A. 2 RES 1THE NINETEEN THIRTY-NINE ANOKASAN PHYLLIS MINERVH HOLDING Whitney Chorus 1, 21 Orchestra 1, 2 ROY HOUSER Mitchell Football 1, 2, Track 1, 2, Psi Beta Sigma 1, 2 KENNETH K. KING Hshby Chorus 2, Orchestra 2 CLINTON HOLT Crawford HLTON HUTCHINSON Oshkosh Lambda Delta Lambda 2 IUNE KRUMENHCHER Minatare Kappa Theta Sigma 1, 2, W. A. A. 1, 2' Chorus l, 2 MORRIS HOOBLER Hnsley Lambda Delta Lambda 25 Delta Pi Sigma 2 RUTH V. IOHNSON Gordon W. A. A. 2: Y. W. C. A. 2 HRTHUR E. LFLNDON Gordon Delta Pi Sigma 1, 2,4?e2c'y Z, Student Caune C1 , HOWHRD T. HOOD Chadron . 5 elf! , Football 2. Basketball 2 rc ,JLM EVELYN M. KHNNOLT' 'M 'A 'ft H L . . K, .. f - Chadron 'GV' 'f '1 ,' . Gamma Chi Omega 1, 2 M -04' BEN lOl-IN LeBLHNC ' . Scottsbluff ' Chorus 1, 21 Delta Pi Sigma 1 2- W BETTY HOOPENGQRNER ' Morton, Wyo. Gamma Chi Omega 2, W, A. A. 2, Home Economics Club 1 DON KEEBHUGH ' Mitchell Psi Beta Sigma 1, 2' Track GEORGIH l ,W Club 1, 2 ' ' mg ...tw lf , Chadrori Alpha Phi Pi 1,25 Wing Club 1,27 Chorus l, HESTER' HOPK1NS Harrisburg Philomathean lg Y. W. C. A. 1, Z HELEN M. KELLHR Crookston Kappa Theta Sigma 1, Z, Home Econom- ics Club 1 Bois LICHTY Chadron Delta Pi Sigma 21 Wing Club Z, I. R. C. 2 1351 JZ w A1 ,.-ri' OP is uR -549 iw iw me fl l I ima E mage 5 in Q? rs rs at H6 . . 3 N 9 mx ew? 37 DeW QLD LIPS COMB Chadron WOOD MCGINNIS Mitchell Football 1, 2, Track 1, 2, C Club 1, 2 LeNORE NEWBLOM Chadron , Alp Phi Pi 1, 2 HHRY I. L I 6 Hemingiord HNNH LHURH MCHENRY Chadron Zeta Alpha 1, 2, Sec'y 2: W. A. A. l, 2, Treas. 2, Wing Club 1, 2, Vice Pres. 2 HELEN NORMHN Whitney Orchestra 1, 2, Home Economics Club 2, LOUISE LUCKE Chadron Zeta Alpha 1, 2, Thespicms 1, 25 Wing Club 1,2 MHRY HLICE MCVHY Y. W. C. A. 2 Bridgeport Alpha Phi Pi 1, 2, Vice Pres. 2, W, A. A. 1, 2, Sec'y 2g Wing Club 1, 2, Cheer L der l, 2 1 Y f X IEHN QLTMQNNS lflj ,f Chadron ' , Z a Alpha 1, 2, Wing Club 1, 2, Chorus 1, 2 I D LYNCH Thedford Wing Clu 'fly Chorus lg Delia Pi Sigma 1, 2 ELLH MIELKE Gordon Chorus 1, 2 CECIL POPE Chadron MHRGHRET MCHNDREW -ef-ZW 45146 Chaclron Zeta Alpha 1, 27 Home Economics Club 1,2 4 ROSHMOND MITCHELL .bw .71 JJ.-A Chaclron Chorus 1,25 Wing Club 1,2g Alpha Phi Pi 1,2fM GERTHU PRQTT Hinsworih Gamma Chi Omega 2 BETTY MCBRIDE Chadron Gamma Chi Omega 1, 2, Chorus 1, 2, Thes- pians 1, 2 BERNHRD MURRHY Hay Springs KHTHLEEN M. RHPP Chadron Kappa Theta Sigma 1, 2 THE NEBRASKA STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE l 1 THE NIN S O ETEEN THIRTY-NINE P H O M O EDNH MHE RH SMUSSEN Chadron HHROLD WILLIHM SEHRBY St. Francis, S. Dak. Band 1, 2, Wing Club 1, 25 Psi Beta Sigma 1, 2: Class Vice Pres. 2 VIRGINIH VE Y THOMHS Pine Ridge, S. Dak. Alpha Phi Pi 1, 2, W. A. A. Z, Chor HDR RICKENBHCH Chadron Y. W. C. A. 2 Ill. MHXINE SHOOPMHN Hnselmo Kappa Theta S' igma 1, 2, Sec'y 2, Sigma Tau De1ia 25 Chorus 2 VIRGINIH THURSTON Potter Gamma Chi Omega 1, Z, Eagle Staff LEON RITTENHOUSE Lewellen NORMH SMITH Hay Springs Gamma Chi Omega 1, 2, Y. W. C. A. 1, 2, S'ec'y 2, Thespians 1, 2 HNNIE LHURIE TRQSK Hill C' ity, S. Dak, Home Economics Club 1 2- Y W 1, 2 Pres 2 K . , . . C. A . . y appa Theta Sigm 2 MRRTIN CI SHMUELSON Cody Band 1, 2, 1. R. C. 15 Orchestra 2 IHCK STECH Chaclron ap! z DOROTHY UW x Crow op Chorus 1, 2, Gamma Chi Omg Hisl. 2, Eagle Stall 2 ELMER SCHMIDT Crawford - J . MILES E. STRHND of fi, Ay, Hlliance Delta Pi Sigma 1, 2, Chorus 1, 2, Band 1,2 W 'ff HHROLD UHRICH ' Hlliance IUNE CHUHMQCHER Chadron mm ' Omega 1, 2, Treas. 2, Home ics Club 1, 2, Pres. 2 DOROTHY THLBOT Rushville K Gamma Chi Omega 1, 2 ESTHER WOLF Chadron Kappa Thet ' a Sigma 1, 24 Home Club 1, Z, Chorus 2 E381 1-Q as- R- 0 . I . W 'llijhigkllbhij-IQHASKA STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE 3 ti T .4 .lzvlfvx Vlbyru T.EE' l NORMHN HKERS Chadron GEORGE H. BHLL Chadron Band: Chorus DOROTHY BlSPlNG Chadron Zeta Alphag Home Economics Club ROBERT H. FINDERSON Chadron Delta Pi Sigma LESTER BHRKLEY Plrdrnore, S. Dak. Footballp Psi Beta Sigma CLEDH M. BOWEN Benlclernan VIRGINIH FINDERSON Chadron Y. W. C. A. ELHINE BRRTELS Gurley Y. W. C. A. BEHTRICE BOYCE Newport Gamma Chi Omegap Chorusg W. A. A. HQRRY C. HNDREWS Gordon J' f LUCILLE BHRTELS Gurley W JJ Y. w. c. A. NOY BRISTOL 3 yo KU Valentine 2 , yi f, Home Economics club. Y. W. c. A. A Q' PEHRL QRQTHNI TN f Mitchell Y. W. C. A.: Zeta Alpha HDOLPH BHSTRON Bayard X Dclta Pi Sigma BETHINE BRUNER Broadwater If39 Zeta Alphag Home Economics Club DOROTHY HSPDEN Hay Springs Y. W. C. A.: Zeta Alpha BERNQRD BQUMHN Fllliance Delta Pi Sigrnag Wing Club H. LYHLL BRUNER Broadwater GEORGE E. BPIBB Chadron VIRGINIH BECK Morrill Y. W. C. A. KHTHRYN E. BRUNER Broadwater Zeta Alphay Home Economics Clubg W. A. A WILMH BHILEY Valentine ROBERT BEED Valentine REX CHDWHLLHDER Chadron FRESHMEN FRESHMEN BETTY CHRLSON Chadron MHRTHH DHVIS Lisco HHZEL V. DRQPER Sidney LINNIE MFIE CHRISMHN Hshby ZELMH DHY Wood Lake VERGIL DRENNEN I Chadron Di Band: Orcheslrc I ' HENRIETTH CHULK lx . Gamma Chi Omega Q I ' DONHLD DEHVER - ' Sidney 3 4 ll, IOE DUKHT A' 3 J , Lakeside ,l 12154, ls' LELE CLEMENTS Chadron N - Gamma Chi Omega Q yu' PHIL DEIIIVER lj C Pllliance Della Pi Sigmay Thespiansp Wing Club LOIS DUNBHR Crookston DOROTHY IEHN COFFEE Harrison I jf Zeia Alphag Home Economics Club VERDE DeLHND 9 -' Chadron Adj 7 C , - Thespiansg Home Economics Cluhg Gamma W' ' , va ' is Chi Omega yi 'Appr WILLIHM ELLHRD VT JM.. f J Gordon fx!-,U NF' .f F A, st 5 MHXINE COLE ,,f - I-Ah ' If' H I-llliance 'ig JL-,.H Alpha Phi Pig Home Economics Club: -Z Y. W. C. A. BERNHRD DONHHUE Harrison ROBERTH ELSTUN Chadron .b X' Zeta Alpha: Chorus X ELEHNOR COOPER Sturgis, S. Dak. NI O X C I 4 Al - , A. 4 Kat r ' ,, 1' IHM EMICK If Minatare Band: Orchestra: Chorus ' GEORGE I. DIIRST ' J L' f Chadron I ' Delta Pi Sigmag I. R. C.g Wing Club LYNN DRHKE Chadron DICK o. ERIKSEN I ' Omaha W, . THE NEBRASKA STATE TEACHEIFE COLLEGE U is is :pm THE NINETEEN THIRTY-NINE ANOKASAN FORREST GORDON FHULK Gordon Delta Pi Sigmag Band IRENE GILLEN Chadron MORRIS HENRICKSON Potter CLHYTON FELDHQUSEN Chadron VELMH GILLILHND Chadron Gamma Chi Ornegap Chorus ELMER E. HERRON Chaclron Chorus 5 Band RUTH FETTERS Crawford Alpha Phi Pi: W. A. A4 Y. W. C. A. RRY GODING Potter MHRGQRET HOHGLHND Scottsbluff Campus Thespiansg W. A. A4 Kappa Theta Sigma . EHRL FINKEY Rushville Footballg Trackg Class Pres. MHURICE GREER f Chadron N LOUIS K. HOLT jj - I Crawford 'KE K I I Psi Beta Sigma 20' TJ ' l C, FINNEY rn Chadron jg' Track ILP! BETH GUILL Dalton Y. W. C. A. BETTY HOLTORF Hlliance Alpha Phi Pip W. A. A4 Chorus H WLER , Wyo. YN MHRY HHNNRH Kilgore FRHNK HOOPER Chadron P! RRY FOY Dalton FRHNK HHTHHWHY Chadron l De i Sigmag Thespiansg Band MHRILYN HoUGHToN U Ig' Hot Springs, S. Dak.,', Hg!! gf' fr' WHNDH M. FULDER E . ff. 'MVK Cr Wford ' Liza Yi . .C. A. 'jj' phil' I FERN HHWTHUYNE ' tri Whitney GEORGE HOUSER Mitchell DORIS IRENE GHNSER Wood Lake Kappa Theta Sigma HRLENE E. HENNIG Lodgepole MHRGHRET HOWHRD Oelrichs, S. Dali. Chorus: Home Economics Clubg Kappa Theta Sigma FRETSHMEN Hlxljy MHRY ELLEN HUGHE Marsla d Y. W. C. . VI ra ur' DY lpha ENOCH L. MCHNINCH Pilliance Fl HUNT lance 1 a Wing Club Anokasan SOPHIH KING Pishby CHRROLL E. MCCULLHH Hlliance ff- 'li' , X c. i F '. -tv' 'Qi 1 ' : NELLY MHY lFlCKSON Hshby Y. W. C. A. NHNCY KIRKPHTRICK Omaha Zeta Alpha DELLH E. MCDERMHND Chadron Zeta Alpha: Home Economics Club 131 CHROLINE IOHNSON Rushville HHROLD KORVES Omaha BERNICE MCELMEEL Crawford MURRHY IOHNSCN Rushville Beta Sigma. C Clubg Football REBECCF1 EVELYN LHRSEN Chadrori Y. W. C. A. VIRGINIPI MCGREGOR Marquette Zeta Alphag Y. W. C. A N sagvi IoHNsoN 4 Cody lgandg Delta Pi Sigma MHRlORlE LERFDRLE Harrisburg Y. W. C. A.: 1. R. C. Q HELEN MCROBERTS V V J 'xx Gurley -' Y. W. C. A. DCEETHQN . IUDEN fs ijGl'lUHI'O1'1 X Tgajksigmaz Chorus fx- KQ THEDH MHE LEBO 3 Chadron Chorusp Home Economics Clubg Alpha Phi Pi EDWIN MHMMEN Chadron HENRY KHMPUS Chadron MHRGHRET .E. LISTER Hay Springs Zeta Alphag Band LEVH MHNN TER Malcolm WHYNE KEEBHUGH 5 N Mitchell 4 V GEORGE LLITERHS. Heminglord Psi Beta Sigmag Footballg Basketball MHRIHN MHRGRHVE Gordon Y. W. C. A. 61 NMC DELPHH MHRSHHLL Hay Springs Y. W. C. A.g Chorusg Band CLINTON MORGHN Newcastle, Wyo. MQRGHRET HNN MURPHY Chadron CLHY MERRICK Hlliance Chorus DONQLD MORGRN Bostwick BERNICE MILLER Hlliance Zeta Alphag Y. W, C. A. HQRVEY MORGHN Bostwick OPHL R. MYER Haigler HRZEL V. MITCHELL N Bridgeport W. A4 Y. W. C .A. X Luci M hadron a Phi P1 Chorus O is JJ ELMER NORTON Sterling Ol L1S I .9 l5,.fJ'x,,6rMf1RYL ggiqbzdi! ' e lp Merna Alpha Chorus Home Economics Club IUDY NOLHN Buffalo Gap, S. Dak. Alpha Phi Pig Chorusp W. A. A. RRLRNE MONTGOMERY ef f HTHLEEN MORROW . ...vet Gordon , Y. W. C A CHRIS MOSER U Scotland, S. Dak. HRVID OLSON Hay Springs INR MI-IE MOODY Newport Y. W. C. A. HELEN MOUZES Bridgeport Y. W. C. A. LUCILLE ORMESHER Chadron CLETUS MOORE Chadron NHDINE MUNKRES Chadron LYLE PHLMER Haigler BOB MORG ' ' R h 'll Psi Beta Sigrrlilci Clog ice Pres f DOROTHY MUNsHRw,p.,,g,- D It Kappa Theta s?gn?f2 Y. VY. c. A. Z?ff6, if Lp? he r E ' C1 b ' me - omq conomics u I fvgwli 1! RR P Y 'pf' J ha V hes sg W. A. A. . HLFRED REICHENBERG X ff Hrthur Bandy Orchestrag Chorus PHUL SCHOMMER X Chadron Delta Pi Sigma: Chorus r IOE PEONIO Broa ater 13eKQfSigmap . R. C.y Wing Club ' l 3, X Q HRLINE c.. REID! . 2 - H S L' Y . V WSC. A. 1 HELEN SEGER Oelrichs, S. Dak. Kappa Theta Sigmag Y. W. C. A. LYLE PERSON Hlliance fl Delta Pi Sigmag Wing Club RICHHRD R. ROBISO Storm Lake, Iowa Delta Pi Sigmag Pi Kappa Delta NORVIN SELL Rock Springs, Wyo. Pi Kappa Delta BERNHDINE PETERSON Cody Gamma Chi Omegag Y. W. C. A. FLOYD ROTH Comstock Footballg Track ' HHRRIET SIMS Hurora Zeta Alphag W. A. A.g Y. W. 'C. A. BETTY POTTER Hershey JUNE EHRLENE ROUDEBUSH Gering Y. W. C. A. ROY SMITH Lisco ELISRBETH POTTS Chadron I. R. C.: W. A. A. DELORES SHNDBERG Broadwater Alpha Phi Pip Home Economics Club FRIEDH SNOOK Wayside Y. W. C. A. IRMQ I. POTTS Chadron WHYNE SHUNDERS Chadron DOROTHY LENI-'I SNYDER Qlliance Bandg Orchestra IUDY PROUDFIT Chadron Zeta Alphap Chorus: Class Bus. Mgr. ELMH SCHHER Gordon HLBERT SOSKE Chadron Band BETTY REDFERN X 0, ,UV Wood Lake fl, X I BETTY SCHMIDT Nt Crawford Alpha Phi Pip Y. W. C. A. - HELEN SPOENEMR Brute 4 -ER er MURL SPROWLS Hemingford Y. W. C. A. CHHRLES TETHEROW Valentine LORENE VFIRVEL . Chadron SHM STEINMHRK Mitchell Fooiballp Psi Beia Sigmag Basketball CHQRLES E. THOMPSON Chadron GERHLD WQGNER Huron, S. Dall. I. HRTHUR STEWHRT Chadron DORYS G. TREINEN Sidney WEN Bile, WHLKER ., Chadron IUNE STO E550 Ch f Alpha Phi Pig . Y Y. W. C. A. ,-J! Eff' HPIROLD TUMQ .N ep! :Y fggaf Chadron . If ,J ...J ROBERT c. WATERMAN . G cl Band: Orc?-isggz Chorus ' 7 A-JW .gfvhNNE LENBERGER jf' x hadron , Nj' ff' JEQNETTE TURNBULL J u f ,Q 4 ' .X X Flrdmore, S. Dak. I' fd If Kappa Theta Sigma F OJ af IUNE PERN EIGEL 1-'N' Alpha Phi , . AP . W. c. A MYRTLE SUTTER D . 11 ii aG6gs'-JCYN Dalion Gamma Chi Omega MILDRED HNN WEST Dalton Y. W. C. A. ' IEHN SWEHT Chadron Zeia Alpha: Home Economics Club EVELYN VHN DRUFF Broccdwaier ' Alpha Phi Pig Home Economics Club MIRIHM WEYMOUTH Chadron DORIS THYLOR Gordon C. IHMES VHN HORN Chaclron Delta Pi Sigmag Chorusp Thespians BESSIE D. WILLIS Hay Springs Gamma Chi Omegag Y. W. C. A. 0' . NORHH THYLOR Edgemont, S. Dak. ' BETTY VHN VELZEN kr! Hlliance Home Economics Club: Y.W.C.A.: Chorus RHYMOND WOODHRD Chadron ROBERT WRIGHT Minatare BOOM TX-NE SECOND The second section, entitled We Learn to Live, presents Our Societies, the various social, professional, and honorary organ- izationsg Our Plthletics, the heroes of the gridiron and oi the basketball court and the Women Who proved that they were not the weaker of the sexesg and Our Life, the milestones in a year of college life. ms w 1 1 K K - ,A mifag if B. Q ME f fi f FSHMBF H E B mmf l 'SUM , 1 if!! T . Y, '1 Eh A 4 U H , Y , ,,,1L M.,U..E wi M M i X' A A W' I E H W 5 J wx wa my as anim S my M E 'wh as mga Q w ,Sf M x W X57 n m 2 a Sam 5 m w I m YE -ww YE a is A mn w af mm w H A a snag mm H gm max a www a as -H m w awww w w WOMENS HALL No, theyre not professional piano mov- ers. Iust Blue Key fellows getting ready for the 4th annual Hll-School Banquet. tight? J' ,fm Hlpha Phi Pi, the oldest sorority on the campus, was organized by Miss Clark during l9ll-l2. lt was then the Qlice Freeman Palmer Literary Society. The organization has since become a social sorority, with the character ot Ptlice Freeman Palmer as the ideal and inspiration ot a mem- bership, which now numbers tive hundred active and alumnae members. Miss Doris Barkley, the l938 Gridiron Queen, is a member of this group. OFFICERS HND MEMBERS President .,.,, ,..,....,,.,...,.,,,,., .. ........... ,.....,....,. E lma Rogers Vice-President .,,.,..,.,.,.,.,, ,,...,...,,..............i.......,, M ary McVay Secretary ...,,, ,.... ....... M a xine Wells Treasurer .... . .,...... Marie Tragner Sponsor .,....,........... .. .,.i.,.......,....,.,., Miss Hilton Doris Barkley Merle Behrens Lorraine Cleaveland Bonnie lean Davis Thea Davis Louise Feagins losephine Galloway Marian Gierau Betty Holtori Verna Hansen Kay Lawrence Theda Mae Lebo Georgia Lemons Mary McVay Rosamund Mitchell Lucille Morris LeNore NewBlom ludy Nolan Elma Rogers Dolores Sandberg Betty Schmidt lune Stolberg Vey Thomas Marie Tragner Evelyn VanDruff Iune Weigel Maxine Wells HONORFIRY MEMBERS Miss Larson Miss Cole E501 Hlpha Phi Pi Out For Colorado Mines' Scalp Schoolday Romance For Blue Key Revue Delta Sigma Delta Pi Sigma was organized in 1928 with 13 members. The active membership at the present time is 42. The traternity's ideals, sportsmanship, fellow- ship, and loyalty, have given the fraternity a high place on the campus. Several Delta Pi members hold presidencies in other organizations - Pi Kappa Delta, Lambda Delta Lambda, and Delta Nu Epsilon. OFFICERS HND MEMBERS President .,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,..,..,...,,,,,...,,..,.,........ Iames Bassett Vice-President ,,.i,,,, ,Y,,,,,,,, W allace Mills Secretary ,,,.,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,... Pl rthur Landon Treasurer ,,,,,,,,,i. ..,..,.,, L eonard Eddy Historian ,,,,,,, ,,...... F red Hnderson .J Elvin Hdamson Elton Rnderson Fred Flnderson Robert Rnderson Warren Barnum Hdolph Bastron Iames Bassett Kenneth Behrens Clifford Boyce Blenn Brecht Carl Crouse Ed Dixson Leonard Eddy Raymond Fagan Dr. R. E. Silker Frank Hathaway Morris Hoobler Harl Hunt Sam Iohnson Hrthur Landon Ban LeBlanc Robert Lichty Willard Lynch Owen McDonald Roger Mcl-lenry Ralph Hulit Wallace Mills loe Peonio SPONSORS Lyle Persons Leon Rittenhouse Richard Robison Paul Schommer Leo Schildhauer Norvin Sell Hlfred Slattery Miles Strand Robert Waterman Francis Wertz Robert Wright Roy Langner Forrest Faulk Robert Warren Dr. Pl, H. Burrows Delta Pi Pledges Dress Up Deaver Gets The For Big Brothers Well-Known Works 51 1 af' if Gamma Chi Omega has, from a charter membership of sixteen, increased active mem- bership to thirty-five. The Gamma Chi's Won second place in the Blue Key Revue this year and were the winners of the Ivy Day Sing last spring. The Blue Key Sweetheart, Miss Zelma Barnum, is a member oi this organization. The scholastic average of the group ranks among the highest oi the social organizations on the campus. OFFICERS HND MEMBERS President ................,...........,........,,.,,i......... Marguerite Grimes Vice-President ,...,... ,.,..,.i..... B ertha Barrett Secretary .,,......,.,. ........,....., C aroline Hall Treasurer ........,......,. ......... I une Schuhmacher Historian ,....i...,..,,........ .......,..,.i...,,.., D orothy Uhl ise Qustin Be Evelyn Kannolt Gamma Chi Cmega fl X iff ff Zel ' Barnum Betty McBride Q a ax tt elen MCD ald N Be ic B cg ra McHe y EGl clys lr ht - ieda Pax n :Stl-I ev r o r b rnadi ' . terson .XB ar B p X erthu at - it TNF Y ce Ca h l3 ne S m ch ll-leiirie au na Sh m .X L ' a s orma ' . M i Da - irginia Th rsto V W Vex a .eL ci l lian ley X 'Q V ina illi n ' oebe c F iMa u 'te ri s rothy X T Da ri G till uise V X lin li l .x B ss'e' 111 X ' XX K, Bel y o ga er el a K ei er Ex! X Lgre 3 lf Qgxi! V P ' , - i . mi , Mrm. Pe r -s. Xtso Hnnual Snowball Dance S iw' Mi AW lia s xss raege Southern I-'ltmosphere For Blue Key Revue 7L N l Rt lx 4 l52l , .X Wiatr ,WM Wig From a charter membership of fourteen at the time of organization, November, 1925, the Kappa Theta Sigma sorority has increased to thirty members. The ideals of the sorority are loyalty to the college and the groupg honor, fellow- ship and scholarship. In the choice of members these standards serve as a guide. Members are encouraged to participate in the activities of other Campus organi- zations. This year, two members, Hnnie Laurie Trask holds presidency of the Y. W. C. H. and Irma Hager holds presi- dency of the W. Fl. Pl. OFFICERS HND MEMBERS President .........,........,..............,,.....,....... Marie Turnbull Vice-President ..,.... .....,.... E llen Reisdorter Secretary ...,......... ....,..., M axine Shooprnan Treasurer .,....... ......... O pal Gunderson Historian ..,....... ,......, . Ieanette Iacobsen Beryle Ftkers Lucille Blundell Mabelle Chamberlain Marguerite Cortney Marian Cramer Doris Ganser Doris Green Opal Gunderson Irma Hager Edith Herron Margaret Hoagland Margaret Howard Ieanette Iacobsen Dorothy Iuden Ellen luden HONORHRY Blanche Bradenberg Iune Krumenacher Bernice Lindquist Maxine Marcy Edith Massick Dorothy Munshaw Ellen Reisdorfer Helen Sega! Hmy Lou Shipkey Maxine Shooprnan Flnnie Laurie Trask Ieanette Turnbull Marie Turnbull Marcella Warren Esther Wolfe MEMBERS Eleanor Stasch SPONSORS Miss Schmidt Miss Ummel Miss Nelson Miss Barnum Hlexander's Ragtime Band Kappa Theta puts life in L53 the Homecoming parade 1 T :w,,-WM The Psi Beta Sigma was organized for the purpose of furthering athletics, scholarship and social life as well as promoting brotherhood, fellowship, and school spirit on the campus. The record ol its activities tor the ten years since its organization show that it has never lost sight of the ideals for which it stands. From the ranks of the Psi Beta Sigma this year come the presidents of the l.B.C., Blue Key, C Club, Thespians, Pi Omega Pi and two college classes. Other members are active in the various campus organizations. OFFICERS HND MEMBERS PreSide1'1t ................f.,......................,..........,....... Charles Finkey Vice-President A,....,.....,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,Tom Poole Treasurer ..V...........l...... Wilmer Planansky Secretary ...............l....v..,.. .....,,.....,,.... P1 rden Hixson S ergeant-at-arms ........ .. .,.......,,,,..,. Wood McGinnis Lester Barkley George Bowman Chester Brooks Iarnes Butler Don Cahill George Carmin Bill Christian Bob Clark Herb Clark Millard Coleman Leslie Cue Bill Davis lim Evans Iohn Federle Kenneth Federle Charles Finkey Earl Finkey Bill Ford Dick Gray Mark Greisen Colby Hamilton Iohn Hamilton George Hinne Hrden Hixson Harold Hixson Charles Hollister Gordon Hopper Louis Holt Roy Houser Murray Iohnson Herb Tones Don Keebaugh Burdette Kubik Dick Launchbaugh George Lliteras Wood McGinnis Bill Martin Bob Morgan Chris Moser Hlva Oliphant Wayne Paxson Wilmer Planansky Tom Poole Cliff Babe Bill Searby Iohn Steever Sam Steinmark Cecil Todd Bill Truxes Wayne Woods SPONSORS F. B. Harrington E. Tripp Michael I54 PS1 Beta Sigma Formal Initiation Over Beta Baby Show Zeta 4. T., firm Alpha 1 Zeta Hlpha was organized in 1917 and has been active since that time. The sorority endeavors to support all extra- curricular activities ancl requires that each member belong to at least one other organization on the campus. The Zeta Hlpha sorority has three ideals: a commendable scholastic stand- ing, promotion of leadership and service, and the creation ot a feeling ot good tel- lowship among the students. OFFICERS HND MEMBERS President ........,,................................ Fauvette Peterson Vice-President ,,,,..... ...,...... D orothy Lee Brickner Secretary ..........,..., .....,,.. H nna Laura McHenry Treasurer ........ ..,,..,.,..,.,... N eyl Webster Pearl Hratani Dorothy Ptspden Dorothy Bisping Helen Breidenbach Dorothy Lee Brickner Bethine Bruner Katherine Bruner Mary Ellin Carder Ruth Carder Dorthy Carrnin Vanessa Christensen lean Coffee Martha Draeger Nihla Downey Roberta Elstun Marjorye Fry lean Glenn Phyllis Hoffman Madeline Iaeger If Virginia Kennedy Margaret Lister Louise Lucke Bernice Miller Mary Lou Moeller Kathleen Morrow Margaret McHndrew Della McDermand Virginia McGregor Elna McKinley Plnna Laura MCI-lenry lean Oltmanns Fauvette Peterson ludy Proudtit Hrlene Reid Harriet Sims Lorraine Skinkle lean Sweat Neyl Webster A HONORHRY MEMBERS Mrs. Hrrnstrong Mrs. Philpott SPONSORS Miss Htkinson Miss Delzell Miss Faulder Miss Vanderlas 1551 ,Q-1 is ,.,N.-an-.1-1 Top Hat Formal Miss Fauvette Peterson 1939 May Queen Blue Key is known as a service group whose purpose is to promote the joint interests of the student body and the administration. For mem- bership one must have a record of outstanding character, scholarship, and leadership. Those who have become Blue Key members cherish the memory ot the honor and challenge to service that their election conferred upon them. Since its founding in 1932, the Chadron chapter of Blue Key has witnessed a widening of the scope of activities that it has sponsored. In addition to the annual tournament, chess, bridge, basketball, tennis, golf, and horseshoes, the chapter presented the third annual Be- view of Revuesf' and the fourth annual Little Theater all-school banquet. Miss Zelrna Bar- num was selected as Blue Key Sweetheart and was presented at the second annual all-school Blue Key Sweetheart Ball. Blue Key also was active in making the second year Ivy Day a success. H high-light of the year for the Chadron Blue Key was the National Blue Key convention at Indianapolis, Indiana, during the Christmas holidays. The Chadron Delegation, seven members, was the largest at the Convention and for this excellent showing were given a special citation at the final meeting of the Convention. OFFICERS HND MEMBERS President .,........ ...., ..,....,. ..,... ,..., ..,.... l ...,,. W a y n e Paxson Vice-President. .....,,....,,,,.........,.,,,.,,....., ,.....,.. H arold I-Iixson Secretaryfreasurer. . ,,,.. Roger Mcl-lenry Corresponding Secretary ..,... .. .... ,. .. . ,Tom Poole Ptlumni Secretary ....,.... ,... . .. , .... .,.... W illiam Martin Elvin Hdamson Roger McHenry Merwin Hamilton William Martin Hrden Hixson Hlva Oliphant Harold Hixson Wayne Paxson Herb lones Tom Poole SPONSORS Robert l. Elliott E. L. Rouse Glenn W. Hildreth f 55 l Blue Key Pax takes it easy Ham listens and Iones makes faces at the camera Cardinal Key In 1938 the Chadron Chapter of Car- dinal Key, National Honor Sorority, was established. Members are chosen for outstanding character, sc olarshib and leadership from the Wpiln otsefioriollege rank. Cardingl Keyfisl a Aspdnsor of lvy Day an is yfail hadlcllidrgexoi an all school OFFICERS HND MEMBERS Zelrna Barnum President ................. . ,..,,,.,,...,.. ..... . i,,,,.,.Marie Tragner, Marie Turnbull Maxine Wells Secretary ,,,,.,,.., H . ,,,.ii., . Marguerite Grimes Co-vice Presidents, .. Treasurer ,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,.. , , N Marie Tragner Marie Turnbull Marcella Warren Maxine Wells Zelrna Barnum Mary Ellin Carder Marguerite Grimes Verna Hansen H entiiya-'s D ,l:e., 9 K - . F - U yt l9dChJo ?Q it he Blue Key, the Fauvelle Peterson Q itionxgt Sm to irriprove the Col- SPONSORS V3 lege erlc rGgi.fQ lgreGler interest Miss Wirick Miss Hawkins in SCl'lQUlpCiji'EIy1ie3UUr V , Miss Vanderlas , X 1, ' I 'I if' ff l, W lf i ,J . .2 l ,YW-551-D V 'Ak ' LC .f'l T fl, 2 rl I df'-jx. .FQGJJ 'V ly ,-w TUV 1 ,llfl .-My ab '43 J' Q1 ' ' w'V'iX ' five! 9,9255 ed dvr' G ,J-7 ga X jv Committee Meeting i571 Officers of the Organization f t , ,, The Pllpha Theta chapter of Pi Omega Pi was organized in May, l938. Because all the teachers in the commercial depart- ment Were themselves members of Pi Omega Pi, Miss Frances Henderson, Na- tional Organizer, appointed them to in- stall the chapter. Pi Omega Pi is a National Honorary Commercial Fraternity. Only those per- sons maintaining an average of B in Com- mercial and Education courses, and at least a C average in all other courses are eligible. Each meeting is a combination busi- ness-social meeting. Usually a prominent business man or Woman speaks on some phase of business. Members of this chapter have had the pleasure and privilege of voting upon one admission into the National Organization. The purpose of the organization is to foster scholarship, increase interest in the Pi Omega commercial teaching field, and bring about a feeling of fellowship between stu- dents and business men and women of the community. OFFICERS HND MEMBERS President .,............,,...,,..,....,......,.,............ Harold Hixson Vice-President ,,......,, ............................ D elbert Tulloss Recording Secretary ,... ,,,..,.. , . ..........,, Louise Vogt Corresponding Secretary ....... ............. E llen Iuden Treasurer .....,,,,..,....,.......... . ..,.... ............ M arie Tragner Historian ........,,,,..,,.....,....,..... ........,...... M axine Marcy Eleanor Stasch Marie Tragner Delbert Tulloss Louise Vogt Irma Hager Harold Hixson Ellen Iuden Maxine Marcy Ruth Smith HONORHRY MEMBER President Elliott SPONSORS Miss Urnmel Miss Vanclerlas Boyce and Cleveland Members Rttencl Take the Oath Guest Speaker 58 The lndusirial Arts Guild The Industrial Hrts Guild is a professional club presenting three aspects, namely: the profes- sional, the fraternal, and the honorary. The mem- bership is strictly limited to twelve active mem- bers who are selected from those students working toward a major or minor in industrial arts. This accounts for the tact that the Guild is made up of a select group of students and makes it possible for every member to play an active part in the organizations activities. Each year the Guild conducts a variety of activities designed to stimulate and encourage the in- terests ot industrial arts and industrial arts edu- cation. ln the Spring an industrial arts fair creates a great deal of interest among the students and townspeople. The Guild publishes a bi-monthly magazine, called the Hrtisan, which is sent to all active, alumni, cmd honorary members of the organization. Early in the year the Guild made an educational trip to Rapid City where they visited the Warren-Lamb Lumber Co., the Tri- State Milling Co., the Black Hills Broadcasting Co., the Public School and Dinosaur Park. The intention oi the Guild is to present in this college an industrial arts unit that is efficient and active. By so doing it hopes to create and forward the interest in industrial arts both within and outside its ranks. OFFICERS HND MEMBERS President .,,...................,,....,,....,...,,.......... Wallace Mills Vice-President ............... . .,.... Hlva Oliphant Secretary-Treasurer.. .... ...... .....,.,...i......... B i ll Ford Sergeant-at-arms ....... ,...., ...... ...l.. E d w ard Dixson Pldviser ,.,.,...........,,....... .... ..... L a wrence G. Lindahl Robert Baker Herb Dugger Bill Ford Hrden Hixson Wallace Mills Hlva Oliphant Edward Roe Elton Qnderson Edward Dixson Raymond Fagan Harlan Grimm Mr. Lindahl Milton Nielsen Leon Rittenhouse l. Pt. G. Boys Watch Progress Pledges Plre Received of Their Sunset Dance lnto Organization l59l Sigma Tau Delta is a national honorary Eng- lish fraternity. The local organization, known as the Sigma Beta Chapter, was established in l929. The Hlpha Chapter Was founded at Dakota Wesleyan University, Mitchell, South Dakota. The purpose ot Sigma Tau Delta is to encour- age the mastery ot self-expression in English, and to develop and foster a love and apprecia- tion for good literature, Members are chosen on the basis ot scholar- ship and the interest shown in English. Hctive membership is limited to those whose Work leads to an English major. The Rectangle is the National Magazine in which original Writings may be published. Publication requirements ot lUOU Words are required of each member. Sigma Tau Delta annually sponsors two Short Story Contests in which students are re- quired to do creative Writing. Francis Waugh was the 1937 winner in the freshman division, and the Winner in the senior division was Harold Hixson. OFFICERS HND MEMBERS Sigma Tau Delta President .........................,,.................. .............. D ora McHenry Vice-President ....,.... ........,r. .....,........................ M a xine Wells Secretary ......,........ .......... I eanette Iacobsen Treasurer ......,... .,.,., .....,,.....,,., Z e lma Barnum Sponsor ..........,..,...,.,....,.... .... ,..................., M i ss Clark Zelma Barnum Maxine Shoopman Bertha Barrett Lorraine Skinkle Frances Carlson Norma Smith Frances Cash Ruth Smith Doris Green Iessie Thompson Hazel Hockett Neyl Webster leanette Iacobsen Maxine Wells Ellen Iuden Wilma Withers Dora Mcl-lenry Thelma Zeitner Norma Prohs HoNoRaRY MEMBERS Three EGHY Blfds Miss Larson Miss Hilton Wells Doesn't Believe lt L60 Pi Kappa Delta The Gamma Delta Omicron debate fraternity was active in the organization of the Nebraska Eta Chapter of Pi Kappa Delta on May 18, 1938. The former organization dissolved at that time. One of the major achievements is the spon- soring of the Four State High School Tournament, which draws contestants from a 400-mile radius. The Fraternity is primarily interested in inter- collegiate debate. Phenomenal success has at- tended this activity again this year. In tourna- ment competition, with the leading colleges and universities throughout the west and from the Lakes to the Gulf, the debaters have won re- peated distinction. Ht the Rocky Mountain Con- ference the Women's lil team won first and sec- ond in extemporaneaus speaking. The men ranked second in externporaneous speaking. The entire squad ranked first in honors Won. Other tournaments in which distinction was won: McPherson Tournament, secondg Northwest Tour- nament, second, State Tournamentg and Province of the Platte. The Fraternity maintains a leading scholarship ranking, and its members are active campus leaders. Several are members of the Blue and Cardinal Key honorary societies. They hold presidencies in the Hlpha Phi Pi, Cardinal Key, I. H. G., Pan Hellenic Council, Pi Omega Pi, and Student Council OFFICERS HND MEMBERS President .......................... .............. . ..Owen McDonald Vice-President .......... ............ E Ima Rogers ,Frances Cash ...........I-Iarold Hixson .Ieanette Iacobsen Secretary ...... .......... Treasurer ............. .. Historian ................... ....... Wallace Mills Tom Poole Richard Robison Paul Roesch Elma Rogers Norvin Sell Maxine Wells Zelma Barnum Frances Cash Louise Feagins Steve Grubb Harold I-lixson Ieanette Iacobson Owen McDonald HONORFIRY MEMBERS Pres. R. I. Elliott Hon. H. B. Coffee Mrs. Barbara Burrows SPONSORS Dr. Pllbert H. Burrows Miss Helen R. Williams Poole and McDonald, Boy Orators of the Rogers and Cash Study the Panhandle Opposition 61 ...,......,,.....,,,,Edward Dixon X 0. Vx The purpose ot Lambda Delta Lambda, na- tional honorary science traternity, is the stimu- lation ot interest in the tield of science. The group makes annual trips to points of scientific interest. Students with honor grades in twenty-one hours ot physics or Chemistry are admitted into the organization. OFFICERS QND MEMBERS President ...,.....,,,.,,,,,,,,.. Vice-President .,.,....r Secretary ....,....,,i.,, Treasurer ..,,,.r Roger McHenry ,..,,......Merold Briggs ............,I-larold Greene Sponsor ..,,,,,..,.,..,.,,.... Virgil Pllexander Fred Hnderson Warren Barnum Iarnes Bassett Clifford Boyce Mel-old Briggs lryl Crisman Edward Dixson Harold Greene Dr. Lyle V. Hndrews Morris Hoobler Hlton Hutchinson Burdette Kubik Helen McDonald Roger McHenry Hlired Slattery Robert Warren Francis Wertz HONORFIRY MEMBERS Dr. Berry Miss Lichte Mr. Michael Mr. Peak Dr. Silker Mr. Philpott Lambda Delta Lambda Guest Speaker From The Vtfestern Public Service Students Respond to Lecture C Club Since its organization in 1923 the C Club has been supporting the theme of fellowship, sportsmanship, and coopera- tion among the men of the school who participate in the major sports: football, basketball, and track. Chief among the years activities was the management of the Homecoming program. High spots of interest, other than the game, were the parade before the game, the crowning of Miss Doris Barkley as Gridiron Queen, and the alumni banquet in the evening. Other events sponsored by the Club were the Lantern Walk and the Western Ne- braska track meet for high schools, OFFICERS HND LIST OF MEMBERS Wilmer Planansky .....,.......,.,.......................... President Merwin Hamilton ,....... ......,. V ice-President Herb Clark ................. ............. S ecretary lohn Vallentine .. .... .......... T reasurer Ross Hrmstrong ,....... . ,,.,.. .,..... Sponsors Ross Hrmstrong ........ ....,....................,....,....... S ponsor Elvin Fldamson Dean Hrmstrong Warren Barnum George Bowman Chester Brooks lim Butler George Carmin Bill Christian Herb Clark Lee Coleman Bill Davis Leonard Eddy lim Evans Charles Finkey Earl Finkey Bill Floyd Ready to Go Crowning Our Queen i531 Merwin Hamilton Ted Hood Gordon Hopper Roy Hauser Murray Iohnson Burdette Kublk Bertram Kurth Wood McGinnis Hlva Oliphant Wayne Paxson Wilmer Planansky Tom Poole Sam Steinmark Bill Truxes Iohn Vallentine Wayne Woods The Young Women's Christian Plssociation is the largest organization on the campus. It is a service or- ganization for girls and it is open to all tor member- ship. Through meetings which are held twice each month the organization strives to realize a full and more creative lite through a growing knowledge of God tor themselves and for all people. The Y. W. C. H. sponsors an all school tea at the beginning ot the Fall Quarter and a banquet in the spring. In addition to these activities the group have spent their time this year on individual lectures, teaturing a series of three: Religion in Music, Hrt, and Literature. The organization sends a representation of girls to the state convention each year, and aims to obtain for the girls new thoughts and ideas. OFFICERS HND MEMBERS President ,.,..,....,...,i..,.,.,..., Vice-President .,,,..,,..,.,.i.. .,.i,.,..............t,, Secretary. ,,..i,...,, ..,.. . . Treasurer .,,.......... ,,.........,. , ..i.,,,...,.........t... Hnnie Laurie Trask Jeannette Iacobsen .............Norma Smith .........i....Martha Plugustine Y. W. C. A. Helen Seger Harriet Sims Murl Sprowls Norma Smith Ruth Smith Frieda Snoolc Iune Stolberg Very Thomas Hnnie Laurie Trask Betty Van Velzen Iune Weigel Mildred West Bessie Willis SPONSORS Miss Reynolds Miss Cole Miss Ummel Pearl Hratani Pldelyn Hnclerson Virginia Ftnderson Dorothy Hspden Martha Plugustine Louise Ftustin Zelma Barnum Elaine Bartels Lucille Bartels Virginia Beck Beatrice Boyce Noy Bristol Hope Brooker Barbara Bump Frances Carlson Maxine Cole Marian Cramer Maxine Dau Margaret Davis Lois Dunbar Mary Foy Bnna Fauslce Wanda Fuller Ruth Fetters Ita Guilt Opal Gunderson Phyliss Hoffman Hester Hopkins Mary Ellen Hughes Nellie Iackson Ieannette Iacobsen Ruth Iohnson Evelyn Larsen Marjorie Leatdale Bernice Lindquist Virginia McGregor Helen McBoberts Helen Mouzes Marion Margraves Bernice Miller Hazel Mitchell Ina Mae Moody Dorothy Munshaw Bernadine Peterson ludy Proudtit Elizabeth Raben Ptrline Reid Hda Bichenbach Iune Roudebush Betty Schmidt E641 Girls Wait For Service Ht Dinner Meeting L ,T moxef g?y 7 DT A wif ,g Wing Club The Wing Club is the pep organization on the campus. Led by Dorothy Carmin and Mary McVay, cheer leaders, the group attend in uni- form and cheer at all college games. During Homecoming they sponsored a Bonfire Rally on C Hill as well as the annual Horne- coming parade. This year the Wing Club enter- tained between halves of the football games with a uniform drill. OFFICERS HND Carmin McHenry Searby Steever Miller Presiden Secretary Bertha Barrett Doris Barkley Helen Breidenbach Dorothy Lee Brickner Ruth Carder Dorothy Carmin Lorraine Cleaveland Marguerite Cortney Louise Feagins Marion Gierau Marguerite Grimes Edith Herron Irma Hager Phyllis Hoffman Madeline Iaeger Louise Lucke Hnna Laura McHenry Mary McVay Rosamond Mitchell Iean Oltmanns Elma Rogers Iona Sherman U lfifftjfftfi awk, Neyl Webster Bernard Bauman William Boyce Clifford Boyce . Miner Bruner Robert Clark Millard Coleman George Darst Phil Deaver Iames Egan Raymond Fagan Bengy Guptill lack Hemphill Hrden Hixson Vernon Hunt Herb Iones Robert Lichte Ben LeBlanc Ioe Peonio William Searby Iohn Steever Miles Strand Maxine Shoopman Marie Turnbull Cecil Todd Leslie Cue Between Halves at Ballet de Wing Wins Homecoming Blue Key Trophy i651 The Campus Thespians, a dramatic organi- zation, composed of ten charter members originated in 1934. The club produces two plays each year. Some of the members concentrate upon the actual acting and the others manage the pro- duction and staging. The Thespians sponsor an all school dance in the autumn. OFFICERS HND MEMBERS PreSiCle-ni .........................,,v..,..,,,..,,Y.....,..... Dick Launchbaugh ViCe-Presideni .,,...,,i. ......,,, L orraine Skinl-:le Treasurer ....,.....,. ,,r,Y,,,Ar,,, I ohn Glasgow Secretary ........ ......,,. D orothy Carmin Sponsor ......................... ...,.,..i.,,....,.,,. M iss Williams Elvin Hdamson Minor Bruner Dorothy Carrnin Frances Cash Vanessa Christensen Millard Coleman Phil Deaver Verda DeLand Raymond Fagan Iohn Glasgow Bengy Guptill Daphne Guptill Caroline Hall Frank Hathaway Margaret Hoagland Herb Iones La Nore Iones Burdette Kubik Dick Launchbaugh Kay Lawrence Louise Lucke Edith Massick Betty McBride Lorraine Skinkle Norma Smith Lillian Townley Charles Van Horn Hugust Vogt Thelma Zeitner I 66 W lf' Tcayffl tri? WW' ,,2l,,6 rl lil ll if tiifffflfflf U X W' Thespian Fall Production Daisy Mayme T ,M yr W. A. A. The Womens Ftthletic Hssociation was or- ganized in order to promote interest in organized athletics for college women. Hn interest in the various sports is maintained throughout the year by sponsoring tournaments which are open to all college girls. Hikes, speedball, archery, basketball, volleyball, ring tennis, badminton, pingpong, swimming, baseball, tennis and golf are included in the list ot Womens sports. It is the custom ol the organization to hold a week-end camp at the State Park in the spring but this year a winter Week-end camp was sponsored. It is the privilege ot the outstanding members ot this organization to wear a C sweater. OFFICERS HND MEMBERS President ..,..,.,...,...... ..........,........................ I rma Hager Vice-President ...,... . .,,........ Ieanette lacobsen Secretary .........,.... ..,..................... Mary McVay Treasurer ........,.....,.........,...,...., Ptnna Laura McHenry Corresponding Secretary ..,..... Lorraine Cleaveland Sponsor ....................,,............ ..,...........,. M iss Miller Beatrice Boyce Barbara Bump Helen Breidenbach Kathryn Bruner Hope Brooker Dorothy Carmin Lorraine Cleaveland Ruth Fetters Louise Feagins Marjorie Fry Daphne Guptill Irma Hager Margaret Hoagland Betty Holtorf Betty Hoopengarner Ienette lacobsen Iune Krumenacher Hazel Mitchell Hnna Laura McHenry Elna McKinley Mary McVay Iudy Nolan Barbara Payne Elizabeth Potts Gerthu Pratt Elma Rogers tune Stolberg Vey Thomas Marie Tragner Marie Turnbull Neyl Webster Iune Weigel Cabin in the Pines Winter Campers Rogers Cooks 67 The International Relations Club is a club whose purpose is the study and discussion oi current national and international events. The regular meetings which are held twice each month consist ot reports by outside speakers, members ot the club, and group discussions. Through district, national, and international club publications this chapter keeps in touch with various other chapters. The crisis in World affairs has made the group unusually interest- ing this year and student interest is clearly shown by the membership roll. OFFICERS HND MEMBERS President .............,.,.,..........,.............t....,,,...,.,..i,,.,,.,., Don Cahill Secretary ....Y.. ,.,.,..,. I eanette Iacobsen Treasurer ,...... ...,......,,. Z elrna Barnum Sponsor ....,.,.....,.Y......... ......v........... M iss Htkinson Elvin Hdarnson Warren Barnum Zelma Barnum Clifford Boyce Don Cahill George Carmin Marian Cramer Carl Crouse Raymond Fagan Flnna Fauske Opal Gunderson lack Hemphill Margaret Hoagland Charles Hollister leanette Iacobsen Marjorie Leatdale Robert Lichty Owen McDonald Ioe Peonio ' Elizabeth Potts Elizabeth Raben Martin Samuelson Ruth Smith Cecil Todd Delbert Tulloss 68 l. R. C. Don Opens the Meeting Mac and Fagan Disagree f'. 'flkyvfw I t X t lt Xwtf 1 il'ilOl'1'lG i. Bfvlwxgsliiynjiill Economics W Jktguyu Club V lit The Home Economics Club, an affiliation of the Qmerican Home Economics Hssociation, was or- ganized in this college during 1930 with Miss Delzell as sponsor. The objectives of the Home Economics Club are: tal to promote friendship among girls tak- ing Home Economics coursesg tbl to unite the efforts of the members on at least one social service activity during the yearg Kcl to provide home economics training supplementary to that in the regular curriculumg and Cdl to keep in touch with home economics activities throughout the state and the nation. The meetings are of a social as well as a business nature. In the college year 1938-1939 programs were provided by committees according to the major interests as indicated by members. One meet- ing was planned by each ot the following groups: Textiles and Clothing, Hpplied Plrt, Foods and Nutrition, Household Equipment, and Child Development. Every year in December the Home Economics Club holds an Ellen R. Richards Memorial Dinner in honor of the founder of Home Economics, Ellen H. Richards. OFFICERS HND MEMBERS President .......................,...............,,, Iune Schuhrnacher Vice-President ...................,.,,..,...,,. Mary Ellin Carder Secretary ..... ..,...,... ...,,..,.......... E s ther Wolf Treasurer ......,,.... .......... H azel Hockett Sponsor ...,....... ............. M iss Delzell Sponsor .,.,.,..,,,,......,t................,...,.,..,.,..., Miss Hawkins Martha Hugustine Beatrice Boyce Noy Bristol Bethine Bruner Kathryn Bruner Mary Ellin Carder Maxine Cole Verda Deland lean Glenn lean Coffee Kathleen Morrow lean Oltmanns Frieda Paxton Ellen Reisdorfer Dolores Sandberg lune Schuhmacher Hnnie Laurie Trask Phoebe Turechek Marguerite Grimes Evelyn Van Druff Maxine Dau Betty Van Velzen Hazel Hockett Esther Wolf Betty Hoopengarner Thelma Zeitner Margaret Howard Della McDermand Bernice Lindquist lean Sweat Margaret McFlndrew Theda Mae Lebo HONORHRY MEMBER Miss Schmidt So the Girls Sew Meeting Night and a and Sew Committee Reports 69 till A- --1-- - l lik' il!!-jfgfrh Qrchestra The Processional and the Recessional for each Commencement ceremony is furnished by the college orchestra which had its origin in 1916. Throughout each year a steady insistence on program building under the baton of Roy Peterson results in an organization equipped with a reper- toire to fit all possible exigencies-and these are many. Ht each ot the college plays the program of the orchestra contains a standard overture, a brisk march, an operatic selection, and often a bit of popular music. The personnel includes not only talented students but also several members ot the faculty. MEMBERS Violins Flutes Berry, Davis Cook, Eleanor Blundell, Lucille Cook, Henry Cook, Hazel Fetters, Ruth Covic, Donald Crites, Marian Oboe Emick, Bill Cook' H'-my Faulder, Irene Clcfrinets Herron, Edith Roeschl Paul Hoatson, Marionette Snyder, Dorothy Hockett, Hazel Holding, Phyllis BGSSOOH Lane, Mary lane Tones' Herb McDill, Robert Mcl-lenry, Hnna Laura Norman, Helen Oltmanns, Henry French Horn Crouse, Carl Rittenhouse, Leon Trumpets Greene, Harold Hinne, George Violas Burrows, Marian Gierau, Bernice Reische, William Tl'OIY1bO1'1eS Drenner, Virgil Ceuos Franklin Betty Heizn, Mabel ' O'Rourke, Ruth Percussion Yarndley, Richard Ball, George Basses Strand, Miles McCann, I-lmbrose Waterman' Bob McHenry, Roger Piano Rilbe, Clifford Payne, Bqrbgfq l7Ul College Band The band under the direction ot Leo W. Moody tor its second year has seen great improvement as a musical organization. The band has been a loyal group of hard workers and their co-op- eration has helped in the splendid work which our director has done. Regular conserts are played each year for the schools of Chadron and some ot the nearby towns as well as the Rotary Club, the Kiwanis Club, and the lunior Chamber ot Commerce. This group is active at all football and basket- ball games as well as at special celebrations and programs of the college. COLLEGE BHND Hssistant Director l,,,,,,.,,,,, ....,,,, ,,.... M i llard Coleman Manager ............,.......,,.. ....,,,,,, H arold Greene Librarian ....l,.......,..,, , , ....,,,, Robert Waterman George Ball Hope Brooker Millard Coleman Harry Cook Henry Cook Carl Crouse Verda DeLand Virgil Drennen Bill Emick Forrest Faulk Betty Franklin Marjorye Fry Harold Greene Elmer Herron Sam Iohnson Herb Iones lune Krumenacher Margaret Lister Roger McHenry Tom Poole Clifford Rabe Fllfred Reichenberg Leon Rittenhouse Edward Roe Martin Samuelson Bill Searby Dorothy Snyder Hlbert Soske Miles Strand Robert Waterman B .an-f X ,af - , ,',,' Convocation Fittraction Leading the Homecoming Parade I71 -P 190'-2 56.11 A' X930 THE COLLEGE CHORUS The college chorus, as now organized and directed, began its activity with the fall quarter of 1932-33. The enrollment at that time was forty-three. The work was offered as a cultural activity, with credit, and without definite thought of extended concertizing. That feature came later, and was the result of the spirited bearing and singing ability that has characterized all of our singing units since that time. This activity is now in its seventh year and the present organization can be recognized, in some respects, as superior to any of its predecessors and, in no way, inferior to any of them. Hside from the regular routine of rehearsals, which ex- tends throughout the entire college year, the general program includes the usual visits to neighboring cities in the college area and the annual trek to Denver to broadcast from the N. B. C. studios there. This latter covered the period from Thurs- day, May 4th, to Monday, May 8th. Pill indications warrant the assumption that the chorus will attain its highest artistic performance to date. The enrollment is seventy-six. We CHOR George Ball Bertha Barrett Iames Bassett Lucille Blundell Cleda Bowen Beatrice Boyce Clifford Boyce Glen Brecht Helen Breidenbach Miner Bruner Mary Ellen Carder Ruth Carder Mabelle Chamberlain Vanessa Christensen Lorraine Cleaveland lean Coffee Carl Crouse Martha Draeger Willard Dryden Roberta Elstun William Emick Iohn Federle Kenneth Federle Marion Gierau Velma Gilliland Caroline Hall Edith Herron Lurin Hinds Hrden Hixson Phyllis Holding Betty Holtorf Margaret Howard Madeline laeger Dorothy Iuden lune Krurnenacher Kay Lawrence Ben. LeBlanc Theda Mae Lebo E721 US ROSTER Georgia Lemons Bernice Lindquist Louise Lucke Elna MacKinlay Edith Massick Betty McBride Rnna Laura McHenry Mary McVay Ella Mielke Rosamond Mitchell Mary Lou Moeller Lucille Morris Kathleen Morrow Hnna Lou Nolan Edith lean Oltrnanns Barbara Payne Fauvette Peterson Gerthu Pratt Iudy Proudtit Leon Rittenhouse Paul Schommer Iona Sherman Maxine Shooprnan Iohn Steever Miles Strand Vey Thomas Cecil Todd Lillian Townley Delbert Tulloss Dorothy Uhl Iohn Vallentine Charles Van Horn Betty Van Velzen Robert Waterman Neyl Webster Esther Wolf Thelma Zeitner A tl 'Y 'll I i nt- M . ' ,, tm ir. tg .E tEr....,,.i it if tm M . I .. E .,. ,miiQM..g....B.igZi,E, rim .i W ri si 'B an Bt-in new in H ' H - m ms ls,-1 s s as Hs ri- -ri W fi. 'sci it 5... I .N . SW its . W we .. In my sm E as 2554 E Ms? sg -are mm Merriam is an mtg it E- 1 GEOGRAPHIC STUDY TOURS The Camp Steward, Secretary, and Director of Tours present this section of your annual not as a summary but merely as a sample of the events which took place on the 1938 Tour. Our responses have been so gracious that we are assured of an early filling ot the quota for 1939. Highlighting the plans for the season are the five days at the World's Fair and Exposition at San Fran- cisco. H day will be dedicated to NeIoraska's Teachers College at Chadron. The Tour group Will be the nucleus of events that day. We extend our appreciation to the administration, faculty and students of the college for aiding us in our efforts at this venture. PURSE SEINING IN THE STRAITS OF IUAN DE FUCA ON THE AMERICAN SIDE OF THE INTERNATIONAL BOUNDARY From the Governor's yacht the class Watches the processes involved in one of the world's large industries, salmon fishing, in the Straits of Iuan de Fuca. The net, 2,500 feet long and 25 feet deep, is stretched out in the form of a purse and drawn in by a power boat, often capturing many tons of the finest Royal Chinook Salmon. Students were to learn later how good these fish were when prepared by the yacht's steward. SNOWBALI. FIGHT, AUGUST 15, 1938, BEARTOOTH RANGE The 11,000 foot pass between Cooks City, Montana, and Red Lodge, Montana, at the Northwest entrance to Yellowstone Park was the occasion for enjoying a few cold shivers before descending to the heat of the plains. S. S. GOVERNOR PERRY AT THE DOCK IN PORT TOWNSEND ON THE AMERICAN-OWNED PENINSULA OF OLYMPIA IN WASHINGTON, U. S. A. Crew members in marine caps. Students dressed for the occasion. Pilot and chart room backdrop. A COMFORTABLE CAMP UNDER THE LIVE OAKS DRAPED IN SPANISH MOSS AT SANTA ROSA In the heart of the pear-producing and canning regions of the Coastala Valleys of California. Nearby is the worldffamous Asti Winery and the accompanying vineyards. E731 HE PACIFIC EXPOSITION AND WORLD'S FAIR FROM YERBA BUENA As guests of the Special Events Com' mittee under the special guidance of Will Wctgnon the 1939 Tour is seeing Treasure Island and gets a big preview opening visit to the grounds and a little insight on the construction work. 1939 Tours have a Special Day and pro- grams each of the five days at the Fair. Angel Island is in the background where the Army receives recruits. Photo made from Navy Island, Yerba Buena. In order to cross it was re- quired that we have permission from the Commander of the West Coast Navy. i Q QM misss- ss is ,-is E W W s is sears is it it ii: it E B . s it it E marinas mamma-' as 5 W Mmm E in - gs s m is is s is sssmsswss sssissws,-is is . is s. is s ,s is s msnimresm ssmsemeswvx- s ' s is is maxim is is is s T s s - .,s . -.Aw an s cm N WX M A , , W. , ,, ,. Mgmwi-.' X Lvlifl 'r f, , GYMNASIUM E74 1 fxw , Freshman boys furnish uncecrsing in spircrtion to gridiron heroes. E751 CHRISTIHN OLIPHHNT CCCC CCCC Guard Tackle FINKEY, C. PHXSON CCCC CCCC Haltback Tackle s ou' A 'iffy A fl Blocking as it should be done Mines smash through center-no gain . s Q.. , l75l 1938, under the tutelage of Ross Plrrnstrong and lake Moser, was a season ot paradoxes tor the Eagles- When the team clicked, the game was a thriller and the score stood with a Win for Chadrong the rueful conclusion We must draw, however, in looking over the past season is that the team clicked more seldom than it could have. .Fl continuance ot the successful 1937 season seemed to be borne out when Chadron defeated the lim- mies from Iamestown by a score of 27-6. FOO Hnother strong Hays team took Chadron's measure again, not, how- ever, Without having known it was in a real ball game-Charley Fin- key's broken field running coupled with Q r rn s t r o n g ' S very effective catching of the passes proved a thorn in the sides of the Hays defense. 2-, 5 , a., N - X. l TBALL ifliiitaitf 450, MMV POOLE PLHNHNSKY CCCC CCC Guard Halfback HRMSTRONG WOODS CCC CCC End Tackle 77 On Sept. 30, Chadron met its arch- foes from Kearney on the Hntelope grid. In spite of the consistent defense of the Eagles, aided and abetted greatly by Biill Christians playing a fine game which helped greatly to place him on the all-state team for his third Consecutive year, Chadron fell in its first Conference game 7-13. Homecoming found the Nebraskans attempting to out-maneuver a versa- tile team from Colorado Mines. The pre-game ceremonies revealed that Miss Doris Barkley had been chosen Mt WW wtf? as Gridiron Queen with Marie Turn- bull and Fauvette Peterson as attend- ants-Big Bill Christian had the pleasure of pinning a lovely corsage on Doris, Who with her attendants viewed the battle from the bench, but only to see another victory for the Mines by a decisive score oi O-13. Planansky around left end 78 COLEMQN HQMILTON CC CC Halfback Guard DHVIS HOUSER CC CC Hallback Center f' .i l Spearlish proved to be a very in- teresting game tor the spectators. Planansky, as he had done the year before, was the sparkp1ug in the Eagles' scoring spree, with defensive Work by Chet Brooks, Woods and McGinnis disrupting the Spearlish offensive time and again with their s is s a E I tackling. Score: Chadron, '26, Spear- tish, U. H visit to Rapid City the following week reversed the previous Week's decision with the I-lardrockers rnalc- ing a desperate passing attack late in the last quarter to defeat the Eagles 13-7. Houser played an outf Ham getting the squeeze play ff 9 r ill. J ,K J 1' 1 I I G 5. I 4, W i' K p I f t fix! fl f 2 l f standing game in the line with Bill l U Davis stopping the reverse slashes ,nl ff of Rapid very effectively. ill l The closing games of the season I, revealed Chadron's growing deten- S? 9' sive strength, but its ofiens - tinued to be less strong. W st n State was held to a score .essnlga e t 5 i xx if , is VH X NSN . XR? 1 s Y s Q2 lgi 5 MCGINNIS BROOKS cc c Quarterback End BHRTHOLOMEW PINKEY, E. Mifffva' ,nln r,.-. V, C C W. wif' :': ,., ' ? Fullback Fullback LW Q. W J, JW LVQIMJIWWGZWU7 for three and a half quarters, finally breaking through our defense to score a 7 point lead which was never relinquished. Hamilton and Paxson in the line played the outstanding games of their careers with Western State losing an average of one and a half yards every time it tried to McDonald of the Mines loses 10 yards and or square foot of skin HOOD KUBIK C C Fullback Tackle IOHNSON KURTH C C Center Guard M' smash through Paxson's tackle. H chance for a share of Conference honors fell here when Wayne took our measure with a 13-7 score. The Chadron team clicked in the last quarter aided by McGinnis and Steinrnark, two Mitchell players, Who afforded much opposition for ayne's Bradford, another Mitchell lurnnus. Finkey and Planansky con- ibuted a very great share in keep- ng the game in an even tenor hroughout. This game wound up the :ollege careers of six Eagles- ,ubik, Oliphant, Christian, Paxson, oole, and Charles Finkey-the last ive having been four-year letter en with the conclusion of the final ame. The freshman material is very rornising. Steinmark, Earl Finkey, oth, Hood, and others will thrill the ans in future years and bode ill for any and all opposition. -:- . B in - E s ss it E K Q Q 4iW m Q2-4 la-fi Sfzffhg Zo L71 Zfaffvnl Xvfvx- STEINMHRK C Haliback TRUXES C End l81 The Pile-Up Chadron 27 Chadron U Chadron 6 Chadron 0 Chaclron 26 Chadron 7 Chadron O Chadron U Chadron 6 ss a 1938 SCHEDULE Iamestown, N. D .,..... .. ....... . 5 Fort Hays, Kansas .....,...,...,..... 21 Kearney Teachers ,,,..,,..,....,. 13 Colorado Mines, Golden ...... 13 Spearfish, S. D ,.....,, . .,,..........,., U So. Dak. School of Mines ,,.. 14 Western St., Gunnison, Col. 7 Western State, Gunnison, Colo. ,,,. .....,Y. 7 Wayne Teachers ., ........ 13 'Hs x lf Q. E JW W EVHNS, CC CLHRK, CC CHRMIN, CCCC BOWMHN, CCC HRMSTRONG, CCC The Chadron Eagles, with a veteran team, won l4 and lost 8 games during the l938-39 season. ln opening, the local cagers downed the South Dakota Miners in a double bill on the Rapid City court just before the Christmas holidays. Hfter a ten-day layoff, they resumed play against the Spearfish Yellow Iackets on the local floor with a double victory. The following week the Eagles traveled to Denver and played a double header with St. Regis college. Running into unexpected strength, the Chadronites lost both games. Then at Spearfish the following week-end, the Eagles hum- bled the Yellow lackets in the first of a two-game series with comparative ease, and then had to push all the way in the second encounter to eke out a narow margined victory. With the early season games over, the Eagles bounced into the thick of a difficult cage campaign with a double victory over the Kearney Plntelopes. Next in order, the West- ern State Mountaineers came to Chadron only to lose the first game to the locals 48 to 41 in a thrilling over-time con- test. In the second game of this series, the Westerners turned on the heat and downed the Eagles before the largest crowd of the season to witness a contest on the local court. Follow- ing this series, Chadron made a disastrous trip to Wayne, losing two games, then returned home to win a pair from the lrlardrockers of Rapid City. With a week's lay-off, the Eagles met and twice defeated a fine team of Colorado Miners from Golden. The following week presented what appeared, on paper, to be na lost cause in that the locals were to take on the highly touted Rocky Mountain champions from Greeley. ln the first game of the series, Greeley pulled away in the last quarter to win, but, on the second night, the Eagles accomplished I3-'ll BASKETBALL PLHNRNSKY, CCC HOPPER, CC Q HooD,c what the followers least expected and led the Bears all the FLOYD. CCC way to win 37 to 29. Undoubtedly, this win clirnaxed the season lor Chadrong for, the following, they dropped two drab affairs at Peru to lose the N. l. R. H. championship. FINKEY, CCC Six of this year's lettermen will return to competition next year making certain another strong basketball team for Chadron State Teachers College tor the season ot l939-40. BRSKETBHLL RECORD 1938-l 939 Chadroni. ,,..,,, .,,, i.,, H37 Greeley . Chadron ,,.i,,, A , ,,,,,, 33 Greeley ,.... ..,.. , , Chadron ,.,,i,, ,,,,, 48 Western Chadron ,...,,, ., . ,,.,, ,SB Vlfestern S .... Chadron. ..., . , ,, H33 St. Regis Chadronr, , ..,,,, Z5 St. Regis Chadron ..,..,,, , ,,,,., .46 Spearlish .,,.,,,.., , Chadron .,,,,...i ,, ,,,,, S9 Spearfish . ,.......,,. ,,...,i.... .... . . ,. Chadron, ...... .32 South Dakota Mines, Chadron .....,,,, ,........ 4 2 South Dakota Mines, Chadron ....,,, ,, ..,, ,.,. 4 2 Kearney Teachers ,r,,i ,A Chadron ..,,..,, ,, ,,,,,, 37 Kearney Teachers Chadrorl ......,.. .. ...,.. 24 Wayne Teachers .,,,. .. Chadron ,.,.,.. . ,,,,,,,,. 36 'Wayne Teachers ChC1dr01'1.. ,,,,,. H47 South Dakota Mines. Chadron ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, 3 4 South Dakota Minesu, Chadrorl ,,,.r ,, . ...., 58 Spearfish ,,,,ii,Yi,r,,,,,,, Chadron ,i,,,. ,. , , ,57 Spearfish ,,s.,A,w,,,,, Chcldron Y.,,, .. ......... 38 Colorado Mines Chctdron .,.., ,,,,,,,,, 35 Colorado Mines ChOlClrOr1 .........,,A..,.,,,Y, ,,,., ,........ 2 4 Peru Teachers ..,. .,.,. ChCtd1'O1'1 ....., ....,. ...i .,,,......,,.. ,253 Peru Teachers .. M fl E831 WQMENS ATHLETICS Ag E . Ten different sports were offered by me Department of Physical Edu- cation for Women during the past year. ln the tall term speed ball a new and exciting game was the major sport. chosen from the WSIS son or- over e members Bump Gallo- an offered during the e art of the winter term up with intra-mural bas- ketball. The eight teams that entered took the traditional names of Hma- zons Hthenians Persians Pirates WCIS M , H I I skit H Migraines m as H :Z Zami H W S: tt. rf: 2 E - - d E 3 M H H ticipants an sea- - -Star of N45 Hmm E 1 H H h 1 X I H M t .. H H Th p ss 'I E E H E xx E sg A ms E I I I I LoR1m1NE crravrmm DHPHNE Guprn. IEHNETTE IHCOBSEN HNNH LHURH MCHENRY MHRY MCVHY ELMH ROGERS A fi-1-J , .f-wwf :VA'6 f- ,fi-fi ' L84 af' ri I Bomaifh Spartans, Trojans, and Vik- he Hthenians were the Win- n ' ot t1j1re1vl'939 season, with the Fl a oi crnvlcjng second. Hn inter- fl-- to ment ended the season. he inning. sophomore team con- ed abgdr-min, Cleaveland, Hoop- eg?-rner, - McHenry, McVay, and P it. ' The volley ball inter-class tourna- ment was Won by the Freshman team which consisted of Bristol, Bruner B., Mitchell, Morrow, Paxton, and Sims. The ping pong tournament with 29 entries was won by Vy Thomas. Badminton and archery tournaments were held in the spring. The ring tennis doubles tourna- ment held in November was Won by Bernice Miller and Harriett Sims with Marjorye Fry and Iune Krumen- acher as runners up. Hn exciting girls single tennis tournament took place in the spring. Before the term was over, class teams were chosen in baseball with an inter-class tournament clirnaxing the athletic seasons ot the year. Four girls received training and passed their senior lite saving tests. They are Louise Feagins, Edith Mas- sick, Elizabeth Potts, and Neyl Web- ster. Senior sweaters were awarded to six girls in 1939. This is the largest number of sweaters awarded in the school for a number ot years. Those receiving sweaters were Lorraine Cleavelcmd, Ieanette Iacobsen, anna Laura McHenry, Mary McVay, Elma Rogers and Daphne Guptill. The re- quirement ior the sweater is 800 points in accordance with W. H. H. regulations. Hll of these girls have taken an active part in athletics con- sistently and have done a great deal to promote womens athletics in the school. We know they are well de- serving of this honor. Stealing a base Swing it Instruction Period The Line-up Time out for Injured player Doubles match QM WE MENS HALL I 85 1 Ruth Fetters and Dick Gray in a scene from the most popular activity on the Chadron State campus-boy meets girl. E371 ww M IVY DRY President Elliott cmd Mitchell ordte. The Ivy Chain cippecfrs. Queen Lucille Lucke. The Ivy is planted. Hn empty throne. Ccirdincxl Key pledges proudly pose J,-,VA HOMECOMING Squad waiis for the Queen Queen Doris Barkley appears. Christian presents the flowers. Psi Beta Sigma sails to victory. 891 1 'H 90 Moeller sults up for practlce Planansky sees the photographer Bartholomew Works out. Cheerleaders McVay and Carmin swing out The crowd rallies. Setting-up exercises. The squad leaves for Ft. Hays. 'BM S ,mf ww 911 5, .. Cafeteria round-up. Boyce finishes up. Doivis scxys, This is the life! Ups cmd downs of ice-skating. Sunset donce. Brooks concentrates on -1. Durst cmd Kennedy contemplate QSM' ,gd owJ 'O .Af-1' MA x O2 W .AALJQQ Bishop George Flllen Beecher cmd Gutzon Borglum expostulote ot convocation. Poole ot the microphone. Iocobsen says, You rctt photographer! This is Heaven! V55 En, Q, Q iw.. 93 'WV , ,,..4.f- McKim waits for the victim The boys relax. Psi Betcl huircuts. Femininity cmd stone. Things are looking up. Midnight supper. 7776 94 as 2' 'fi Li? Christmas concert. Nature study on library steps. Ross in action. Come on, you don't have to studyl Good-looking girls do study. IAQ 9 n ,Ak Z- X-P 2 Houser cmd Barnum warm up. K Carmin over the top. Bisping cmd Lynch clinch. Nylen on the horizontal, H 13 Qi Hfternoon nap. 95 Steever in profile. Hinne thinks. Co-eds at plcry. Wash-day. il To keep you, our friend, happy os CI customer is one of the things We strive to do and enjoy doing it. So drop in ot the COLLEGE INN for cr lunch, cold drink, ice creom, ond let us prove it. MRS. KUBIC and BOYS SCOTTS SHOE STORE College students know the vdlue ot our high qudlity of our footwear 243 Main Phone 166 Chevro1et's the Choice FIRST IN VHLUE-FIRST IN SHLES PREY CHEVROLET COMPHNY 226 Bordeaux Phone 84 PHCE THEHTRE THE THEHTRE BEAUTIFUL Hir Conditioned-Western Electric Mirroponic Sound LHTEST IN PICTURES Meet You Ht the Pace DRUGS Fon LESS SHULTS 6 SON ON THE CORNER Prescription Druggist Phone 70 I96 97 Hennessey's Book and Gift Shop Come In and Brouse Hround Students and Teachers Hre H11 Cordially Invited F. 6. M. BOOTERY Those Better Shoes X-Ray Fitted Chadron :: :: Nebraska COME IN HND GET THE BEST MEHL YOU'VE HHD SINCE YOU LEFT HOME! Plate Lunches and Dinners HELEN'S LUNCH VISIT OUR MODEL HOME D I S P L I-1 Y MIDWEST FURNITURE COMPHNY Chadron Complete Home Furnishers GORDON SHATTUCK Phone DR. T. R. SCHOLZ UTED., .21 HR DENTIST HND DENTBL SURGEON Telephone 55R1 F1lWays Glad To See Old Grads Rooms 5-6-7-Clinic Building GRHND ISLHND NEBRHSKH Phone39 RHSMUSSEN 1 1015 LUMBER 6. COHL CO. YELLOW CHB 6: TRHNSFER MOVING PHCKING SHIPPING Phone Taxi Service Day or Night 666 CHHDRON BHKERY 115 West Second Street Phone 534 I WESTERN THE COMPHNY RELIHBLE SERVICE REHSONHBLE RHTES 5m.u1.c2, TSCHHRNER BROS. Goodyear Tires, Delco Batteries. Charging, Repairing. Headlight Hlignment Magneto Repairing, I-lxle Straightening ROHD SERVICE-109 East Second Hvenue E991 E 7f,uLx1ZM,l,.,,Wl,ZJ,uJl4Gffmiv E C5i94i4v1vq2, CZn7yQ All Portraits By GRAVES STUDIO 248 Main Phone l94 Best Wishes SPHLDING'S HHRDWHRE TO The Biggest Little Store In Town OE 1939 Hardware and Sporting Goods From the Makers of for Every Need! DELUXE ICE CREHM som' DRINKS coca-com BEN FRANKLIN STORE CONFECTIONERY Your Market oi the World School Supplies, Novelties and Specialties Phone 62 5c io SLUU i991 STUDENT HEHDQUHRTERS The Recollection of Quality Remcnns Long Hfter Price Is Forgotten REITZ 6 LENINGTON HHRDWHRE Fountain Service-Magazines-Candy Popular Sheet Music-Musical Supplies The Keen Kutter SUN CONFECTIONERY Phone 11 Store GRHYDON L. NICHOLS HTTORNEY-HT-LHW First National Bank Building DR. M. B. MCDOWELL PHYSICIHN HND SURGEON Phones 128 and 108 Aie-J., ldlfi 7! . 2 5 MMM Viwf fi7V .,h,P2'1 rs Z 1-'YI-0-1:1 und D A Qi?-S Z I i 1 5 I GEORGE W. FISHER Plumbing-Heating and Gus Fitting Steam-Hot Water and Gas Heating 323 Main Street Phone 43 CHHDRON IOURNHL BETTER PRINTING 1884 1939 MORRHL'S RECREHTION PHRLOR HND LIQUOR STORE Hlways Boosting For the College Billiards-Fine Liquors--Soft Drinks-Lunches-Beer-Wines THBLES FOR THE LHDIES flooj Chadron Teachers is the college of the Northwest. It has ever been the policy of the school to further the cause oi education in this section of the state. It you need a judge or referee for any sort of contest just contact us. CHICOINE MOTOR CO. SHLES SERVICE 312 WEST SECOND PHONE 34 LUCKE SIL CO 12511122 RENFRO's Sinclair Gas and Oils Comer of 3rd and King Streets Shop In RENFRO'S NEW MODERN REHDY-TO-WEHR DEPHRTMENT Look Best-Dressed in Rentro's Fashions STHR GROCERY S. 6 H. Green Stamps RHINBOW TEH ROOM GET Dams RESERVED EHBLY THIS YEBR Phone 9-We Deliver Food For Hll Occasions Everything to EBT for Party or Picnic Prepared. Put Up and Served THE CHMPUS SHOP LOG CHBIN GREEN HOUSE LUNCHES SHNDWICHES I REHM ROOT BEER phone 63 CIGIQR SCHOOL SUPPLIES if I1011 HHRRY B. COFFEE HGENT C. W. KEHL. Manager INSURHNCE REHL ESTHTE RENTHLS 256 Main Street Phone Zero Greetings to the Students and Faculty of l939 from THE STYLE SHOP Style Without Extravagance The Most Beautiful Ladies' and Misses' Ready-To-Wear In Western Nebraska C. E. HTWHTER COMPHNY GENERQL CONTRRCTORS Home Otfice Grand Island, Nebraska DR. C. E. MHSTERS OPTOMETRIST First National Bank Building Phone 706 PULLMHN CHFE FOR GOOD MEHLS Chadron, Nebraska 235 Main St SHY IT WITH FLOWERS From Northwest Nebraskds Leading Florist i Six Modern Greenhouses CHHDRON GREENHOUSE CO. Phone 613 CHHDRON GRHIN 6. COHL CO. GRHIN HND COHL PETERSON aND soN Phone 700 Chadron, Nebraska H021 CHRTER HHT SHOP HLWHYS Q COMPLETE sroctc GRIMS TEXHCO SERVICE Goonmcn TIRES Tire Repair d Greasing OF THE Washing an Polishing SMPIRTEST STYLES 3rd and Bordeaux St. Chadron. Nebr. First Hvenue Chadron, Nebr. LET GEORGE DO IT CUCKLER'S BHRBER SHOP O'BHNIONS IT PHYS TO LOOK WELL 5c and 1Uc S1 and Up College Students Welcome Gifts For Everyone Main Street Chadron, Nebr. Phi-me -- -- -- 200 H picture of this College Year. ln it We have attempted to retain tor you the impressions which characterize the happiest years ot your lite. Preserve these years forever in your QNOKHSON BYERLY'S BHKERY Full Line BHKERY GOODS HND CHNDIES EHT PERFECTION BREBDS Phone 22 Chadron, Nebr. PROUDFIT LUMBER CO. LUMBER HND coal. Quality-Service Phone 300 144 King St. Greetings and Best Wishes S. T. HUDSON OIL CO. Two Stations 3rd and Chadron 2nd and Bordeaux 51031 FRIENDLY COURTEOUS BHNKING SERVICE TI-IE FIRST NHTIONHL BHNK 1887-1939 F R B Member F. D. I. C. PIERCE CLINIC 346 Main Phones 21, 110 and 20 E D. 6. F. H. CRITES HTTORNEYS HND COUNSELORS HT LHW First National Bank Building Chadron, Nebraska LIST OF HDVERTISERS PAGE 96 College Inn Scotts Shoe Store Prey Chevrolet Company Pace Theatre Saults and Son PAGE 97 llennesseys Book and Gift Shop F. 61 M. Bootery Helen's Lunch Midwest Furniture Company PAGE 98 Gordon Shattuck, Architect Dr. T. R. Scholz Rasmussen Lumber G Coal Co. Yellow Cab 6- Transfer Chadron Bakery Western Public Service Co, Tscharner Bros. PAGE 99 Graves Studio Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Soalding's Hardware Ben Franklin Store PAGE 100 Sun Contectionary Reitz 'G Lenington Hardware Graydori L. Nichols Dr. M. B. McDowell Potts Laundry Fisher, George W, Chadron lourrxal Morral's Recreation Parlor PAGE 101 Yanders Chicoine Motor Co, Lucke Oil Co. Renfro's Star Grocery Rainbow Tea Room The Campus Shop Log Cabin Greenhouse PAGE 102 Harry B. Coffee Agent The Style Shop C, E. Atwater Co. Dr. C. E. Masters Pullman Cate Chadron Greenhouse Co. Chaclron Grain ci Coal Co. PAGE 103 Carter Hat Shop Grims Texaco Service Cuckler's Barber Shop O'Banions Store Byerly's Bakery Proudtit Lumber Co. S. T. Hudson Oil Co. PAGE 104 The First National Bank Pierce Clinic E, D. G F. A. Crites Ormesher Bros. Reitz G Crites, lnc. LUMBER CEMENT Greetings and Best Wishes REITZ 6 CRITES. Inc ORMESHER BROS. INCORPOMD Phone 7 Telephone 85 173 Main t PRINT COHL N041 J 9f yfi1,jfl! ' t . w 'MBA Mi b -wQQJ0h4wQ . y Wgf Lx WEEK WW W W H1 H W? ,wx M L M N Mffiyi Q is QW QQ? W HK , . '?1Z..7,,2,,,7s,,7 if0'f'5gf,,,v-r 1:rfZ,4,a-'2fQ45LJJ Qjfamlf .... C - : f6'f '-G 9Axf-2o'Z ,Q-MJ ,QQMZ'Z '?1f f'J ff'-'vV'1!.. 5, , Z19i'3,W7f'-dfyufg 7' ,MVQ,,C,ff fffw-Mffw-fl, M4ZW4Z'MfWgi ,Z?,7'7MQ'fZm gf C '! ' fha.,-2',4f.f-V ,d..,f..,Qf,- -jgbv 3 fl! 7,,.,.,.,,4. L-f ' Z: 5 1ifM7f:g:M-2ffaffffWM7MLf lJf'?'06 7 '- 'fzA1'-C5-v:..c.f,6,,f,,,4-Z' ' -7'vd1f5a,a,CZ fa,,.,,,t',A- J6AcAaL1!.eJ -Q Tjq' Jf -1, K jf-he 5wQ lg-6 f . Z' Jfdiff f4L,ccw-7 yr-ac!,, 7 1 yybg-J
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