Chadron State College - Anokasan Yearbook (Chadron, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 134 of the 1940 volume:

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FOREWGRD We present to you the l94O Anokoson in the hope thot it will ciid you to remember more cleorly the scenes ond octivities thot you must never forget. lt is our sincere wish thot this book will bridge the comporotively meosureless period of time thot elopses between feored Freshmon initiotion doys ond revered Ivy Doy. lf these poges succeed in retoining Cl bit of the life cind leorning thot hos been Chodron's heritoge to you, if in the fun-filled present ond in the memory-filled yeors to come, they hcive the power to molce you laugh or even to molce you wistful, we ore fulfilling our obligotion to the Almo Mciter. With the recognition thot college life is o composite of monygoctivities, of work ond of ploy, of victory ond of defect, the Anokoson for l94O pictures for you both the routine ond the spectoculor. The story we ore obout to tell is the story of colleges from eost to west, but the detoils belong only to your school, to this yeor, ond to Chodron students. Page Seven Page Eight DEDICATION For your yeors of unswerving devotion to the prog- ress ond to the spirit of the school, we feel thot we justly ond correctly present this book to you, Mr. ond Mrs. Philpott. As yeors will come ond yeors do go, we know there will olwoys be those persons who, looking bock, will give thonks to both of you for some treasured bit of help ond comrodeship which o couple of grond persons gove to them while they were here ot Chodron. The experiments mode in the loborotory of life will be more occurotely ond intelligently done becouse of the techniques you so obly tought us cmd the stondords you yourselves lived by. Our conclusions will be better drown because of you ond their oppliccition more honoroble. Mrs. Groce Philpott, Mr. Chorles Philpott, we cisk you to occept this book which holds the ovowed thonks ond best wishes of cill those whom it represents. PgN ROBERT I. ELLIOTT President Emeritus Twenty-tour years of faithful and progressive effort brought Chadron State Teachers College to its present high educational and academic standing. . . Retired due to ill health . . . Hlways a personal greeting tor every student. . . His presence will be greatly missed. . . President El- liott, we salute you! Page Ten' L. HOUSE Hcting President Taking over in the president is elected. of Chadron College. . . . President Rouse, presidents position until a new l . . Known by every girl and boy . . Pl leader in a leader's position. we welcome you! LYLE V. HNDREWS HB., M.S., Ph.D. Professor of Chemistry--Chem. and Physics students find him a personal friend and counsellor, he makes the gadgets everyone plays with when they do experiments . . . living proof professors are human. ROSS O. HRMSTRONG . RB HM Coach, Football and Basketballp Instructor of Phys ical Education--Hn inveterate duck hunter, Daddy to a hundred or so boys in the Hall and the Polar Hpts. Long-suffering No. l Eagle booster-what a combination! RIT9 HTKINSON f3l.B., HM. MRS. ETHEL M. BOSTDER Supervisor, Training School, History and Speech, Hssociate Professor of History-One woman who actually likes to cook. Miss Rtkinson has taught in a mountain school in Tennesseeg is interested in world politics, She keeps practice teachers in practice. LUCILLE BHRNUM B M Fl B Head of the Department of Public School Music Flttended Eastman School of Music in Rochester Lover of outdoor life and of the artistic L'-fgfpffgff, ff' -nl,-'ff..'1.,'..4 1 1... . EUGENE M. BERRY HB., M.S., Ph.D. Head of the Department of Mathematics-a lover of cubic equations and a follower of Euclid's prop- ositions. The man is feared by those who think a square root is a garden vegetable. Hsk him to show you his baby slide rule, and then help him carry it. Supervisor, Training Schoolg Principal, Iunior High Schoolp Instructor in Education-Victim of contestitis and has been known to have satisfactory results, once won Sl0U.0U. Owns her own hom-e in Chadron where she probably has the prettiest garden in town. HLBERT H BURROWS HB., S.T.B., Ph.D. Head of the Department of Economics, Professor of Economics and Speech-He and a gentleman by the name of Kiekhofer, aided by Fairchild, Furniss and Buck, rule supreme each afternoon in room 159 .... once played a bang-up game of foot- ball .... his debaters win cup after cup. H. H. CHMBURN B,S., M.S. Hssociate Professor of Biology- Now who would like to begin to commence to start the festivities this morning? Knows biology all the way from the ameoba to his own students, BERNICE COLE FLB.. FLM. Principal, Senior High Schoolp Supervisor, Training School, Latin and English, Hssistant Professor of Education - On-e of the faculty's best-dressed. Special interest is Girl Reserve camp work. Would love to travel. LUCY M. CLRRK HB HM Head of the Department of English, Professor of English--Bn unquenchable enthusiasm for all things literary . . . once lived on a farm. Hobby, music. Fl Phi Beta Kappa. Built up an English department with an enviable record. Page Eleven FACULTY MRS. ELEQNOR B. COOK HB. Hssistant Professor of Geology and English, Curator of Museum-Taught the Eagle to fly. She makes potential editors from raw journalistic oats. What looks like gravel to us is probably the remains of some Nteanderthal man to Mrs. Cook. MRS. MHUDE G. COOK FLB., PLM., Ph.D. Professor of Foreign Languages-Latin is no longer a dead language when taught by her. Hobby is music . . . has three musical children . . . reads Sanskrit. ETHEL L. DELZELL HB., FLM. Head of the Department of Home Economics, Pro- fessor of Home Economics-Went to school at Ox- ford . . . flew over the English Channel . . . is a collector of china. Proves to her students that the Way to a man's heart is through his stomach. ELIZHBETH M. ERWIN B.S., PLM. Lays down the law to student teachers in Training School's third and fourth grades. Drawing, painting, etching are her hobbies. Travels during the summer. IRENE E. FHULDER B.F.Q., B.S. Librarian Head-Flnother camera fan is Miss Faulder . . . quite a violinist . . . once taught music. Guardian of our citadel of knowledge. SUSHN R. FRHZIER Supervisor, Training School Kindergarteng Instructor in Education-Hmiable instructor in education and supervisor. She can usually be found n-ear her young charges, to whom she is the law supreme. Susan Bunny remains in many an alumni's memory long after others fade away. HNNHDORH F. GREGORY FLB., HM., Ph.D. Professor of Social Sci-ence, Teaches history and social sciences-can speak well upon discrep- ancies of our social orders . . . rides a bicycle . . . favorite phrase, as it were. FRED B. HHRRINGTON FLB., HM., Ph.D. Head of the Department of Education, Professor of Education- Rnd what, he asks, is Psychology? This kindly gentleman has tangled student psychol- ogists in their own statements, time and time again ....bluffing in Psychology is now a lost art. -f'5'uSQ!L Page Twelve ff .t it MTW S QW , s FACULTY MILDRED E. HHWKINS B.S., M.S. Hssistant Professor of Home Economics-Likes an- tique furniture...kr1ows all about family genealogy... teaches Chadron girls to sew a fine seam and which color combination will help in the campaign to own her own home. GLEN W. HILDRETH HB., HM., Ph.D. Head of the Department of Teacher Training, Pro- fessor of Education-Deplores the backward situa- tion of Plrnerican education .... is one of the few re- maining species of men known as Republicans. One of our more progressive schoolmen. Hlways willing to lend a sympathetic 'ear to practice teach- ing woes and to give out sound advice. HLBERT E. KENT B.S., PLM. Registrar-Fl candid camera fan .... tries desperately to keep the schedule straight .... helps wee frosh who doesn't know what to take or how to explain grades to cruel parents. MINNIE E. LICHTE B.S., M.S. Professor of Chemistry-The feminine touch in the otherwise masculine science department .... is feared by the Prep school physcists .... college labs. MHRY L. HEUERMQNN B.S., ELM. Supervisor, Training School First and Second grades, Hssociate Professor of Education-Friend of every little toddler and especially her practice teachers. Suffers along with Dean Work by living in the dorm. EDITH L. HILTON HB., H.M. Hssociate Professor of English and Education, Pro- fessor of English-The perfect hostess. Patiently helps freshmen over those 400 awful spelling words. Lives in Bachelorettes Hall. GHRNET I. LRRSON B.S., FLM., Ph.D. Professor of English-The perfect confidant, troubles seem to disappear after talking with her ...... she's never too busy to see one. Pet saying, For this .... never takes roll, yet never any skips .... tribute to any teacher. LHWRENCE G. LINDHHL PLB., H.M. Head of the Department of Industrial Hrts, Professor of Industrial Hrts-Gives novel and interesting intro- ductions for all of the contingent numbers. He says, Spend wisely less than you earn , Teach the student those desirable things which he will do anyway. ,., L'-,-- Qwslt, I QMS., Page Thirteen . T ,X X :nf V. CQLVON McKIM H.B., FLM., Ph.D. Head of the Department of Geography, Professor of Geography-Traveled abroad extensively ..... a broad smile for everyone ..... believes that geography is the most interesting study in the world .... carries on geography trips each summer. E. TRIPP MICHHEL H B.S., M.S. Flssistant Professor of Physics-The proud poss-essor of a wife, a son, and an Irish accent ..... now a flying ace Kon the groundl ..... don't be funny with him in Physics. HDELHIDE H. MILLER B.S., HM. Director of Wornen's Physical Education-Baseball, archery, basketball, what-have-you ..... all old stuff to her. Flttended Olympics in Germany ..... can give plenty of pointers on swimming. ' PHILIP H. PEFIK I-l.B., M.S. Supervisor, Training School: Iunior High School, Flssistant Professor of Education-Local Scoutmaster whose popularity with the young 'uns is unques- tioned ..... a fine sense of humor ..... has attended Wash- ington State. ROY Fl. PETERSON HB. Instructor in Violin--The man who plays the violin as we all like to hear it played. Is the able director of both band and orchestra, likes to tell jokes. MRS. VIVIEN O'B. PETERSON Instructor in Piano-Member of string trio. Patient in guiding future 'Paderewski's along the way. CHHRLES W. PHILPOTT B.S., MH. Head of the Department of Science, Professor of Physics-Genial professor of Physics who has taught Newton's law of gravity to every year of Chadron graduates since the school was founded. You may, of course, take any ten of the twelve questionsg that won't be hard, will it? HHZEL B. REYNOLDS HB., HM. H Panhandle product. Often found in the State Park pursuing her favorite hobby, horseback riding. -if iz . IOHN l ROBER I . - i. . fog f ' 4LLw'atY with the training of our athletes ..... patiently carries on the intra-mural sports and occasionally sends someone to the penalty box for roughness. Hssistant str tor of Physical Education ssists 21 E. L. HOUSE R.B., FLM., LI...D. Director of Rural Education, Professor of Education- Has served as school executive for thirty years ..... shoots a good round of golf ..... believes students are plenty human ..... he and F. D. R. just don't see things alike. Page Fourteen 1 I I NELDH H. SCHMIDT HB., FLM. Professor of Hrt-Under her guidance potential Da Vincis and Raphaels discover their talents .... claims she has no hobbies ..... anyone ever seen her mad? We haven't. RHLPH E. SILKER HB., M.S., Ph.D. Professor of Chemistry-Safety first in laboratory is his motto .,,... an accurate basketball timer ...... rides herd on erring journalists ....... knows his chemistry CPIRL . THO HS from Z to H. EMMH C. STECKELBERG HB., PLM. Head of the Department of Foreign Languages, Professor of Foreign Languages-Speaks several languages fluently ..,. possesses an interesting picture collection has visited Euro e was ' ' seEcMMQ.L Supervisor, Training School Mathematics, Ftssistant Professor of Education-The man who teaches stu- dent teachers the proper way to teach their young subjects the principles of mathematics. He also devotes considerable time in giving instruction in ground school to the future pilots of our college. Q MHUDE B. UMMEL B.S., M.S. Head of the Department of Commerce, Professor of Commerce-H friend in need to numerous rising young C.P.H.'s, Miss Ummel's insistance upon neat- ness and efficiency is known to all commerce stu- dents ...... a wonderful balancer of budgets 'and straightener of accounts. .4 on the jump, xg? eg-ix KH 4' X X 1 B751 Kgs it yi-L Maxx XNQR .R-fm! Qi-,yard + HELEN t23.x,yW1LL1aMs15j., f,H.B., Mrs. Plssociatel'iProfessor ot''Speech-H successful director and authoixlof, college plays. Puts in many long hours trainirigf Her students how to act ..... also telling ER H. VHNDERLFIS HB HM i . stant Professor of Commerce-Likes to bowl dles a mean typewriter .... keeps the future stenos Tn his Xerring pupils when and where to use the broad a. E. P. WILSON FLB., PLM. Head of the Department of Social Sciences, Profes- sor of History-Beloved of every Chaclron graduate .... loves stories of Indians, pioneers, etc ..... really knows his history ..... Sister, do you have a speech on this? RICHHRD E. YHRNDLEY EDNH E. WORK HB., HM. Dean of Women, Hssociate Professor cf Education- The Boss of Womens Hall ..... she always has a cheerful goodnight for the boys at 12:00 o'clock on Saturday night. Miss Work always has the best interest of her girls in mind. Instructor in Voice-Leader of musical destinies of the institution, he has taught many a student how to sing .... would be h-eart broken if his chorus couldn't make the annual trip to Denver. Page Fifteen ADMINISTRATIVE FORCE LENR C. EMERSON HRROLD H. I-IIXSON Secretary-Efficiency is the by-word in her office. Bursar-The one Who listens to the many and va- Flny happening in the college is usually known to her first, and receives silent approval. Onte of the coIlege's best boosters. HLBERT POTTER rious sad tales of the students. Pllways manages to help them out no matter what their troubles are. Rssistant Curator of the Museum-The friendly fossil collector who has charge of our rapidly grow- ing museum. The mysteries of a few million years are soon unraveled by Mr. Potter. MRS. RUBY DHLE Fl'-'IRRIS Men's Hall Matron-Is very proud of her new hall and sees that her boys take good care of it. Ever so often Mrs. Farris makes the rounds for Room inspection. ELERNOR STHSCI-I B.S. No one like Eleanor to smooth out a floundering student's schedule. Chadron campus can well be proud of its contribution to the office force. MRS. MHBEL D. HOHTSON R.N. College Nurse-Received RN. from Esther's Hospital, Lincoln. If you will take one of these now and another in two hours and stay under the lamp, I believe you'll be all right. College nurse for three years. DORIS WILSON B.S. Rssistant Librarian-Recent addition to faculty ...... hails from back east ...... wonders if wind always blows out here. A Page Sixteen .5 K WTI . o K Z ' Nx- Tx EQ Q5 Q K Xfumxk 5 fx O f f J FVX, 5 x fy if A-Q I P V -WHA M , 1- -YY Am,-A ,mv , .i.... WY, ,N..-A..-- ---- - -- ff lf M uw ffwfdu S il plo ' STUDENT Colm :ul ,M The Student Council started into the new year by aiding in the sponsorship of the annual Freshman Day party. Early in the tall, the Council published the 1939-1940 College Directoryg and so on thruout the entire year, the Student Council kept busy-attempting to aid the students and to establish closer re- lationship between faculty and students. The Student Council is elected by popular vote of the student bodyg and it is the duty of the council to convey student problems and ideas to the administration. OFFICERS FRED HNDERSON ..,.....,,,,,...,,,,.....,.,,., ....,,l.,.. P resident IUDY PROUDFIT u,...,Y,u,. Secretary MEMBERS Fred Hnderson Bill Ford Dean Ptrmstrong Marion Gierau Bradford Bartlett Louis Holt Chester Brooks George Bowman Don Cahill Earl Finkey Stanley Iank-e Iudy Proudtit Elma Rogers Page Eighteen X! 11 Pl -, -3,315 y SENIOR CLHSS OFFICERS Berlrclm Kurth .........,.,,,.,.,,,,,,,,,.,,,, Don Ccrhill ........,.. Charles Hollister ,... Elma Rogers ,,...... .Vice President Presid-ent Treasurer Secretary Senior Class -A JK. AJ ,, SENIORS PRED HNDERSON BERTHH BQRRETT BRUCE M. BERUCHHMP GEORGE BOWMRN Lisco, Nebraska Delta Pi Sigma l, 2, 3, 4, Hist. 3, Philomathean 1, 2, Pres. 2, Delta Nu Ep- silon 2, 3, Pres. 3, Eagle Staff 3, Lambda Delta Lambda 3, 4, Blue Key 4, Student Council 4, Pres. 4, Flnokasan Publishing Board 4, Chair. 4, Who's Who Hmong Students in Rm-erican Universities and Colleges 4 DEQN HRMSTRONG Brooklyn, Iowa C Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, P111-Conference End 4, 2nd Pill State End 4, I.R.C. 4 Kimball, Nebraska Gamma Chi Omega 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice Pres. 3, Pres. 4, Cardinal Key 4, Hist. 4, Sigma Tau Delta 3, 4, Pi Omega Pi 4, Sec. 4, Wing Club 3, 4, Chorus l, 2, 4, Pan Hellenic Council 4, Y.W.C.H. 1, Eagle Staff 3, 4, Gridiron Qu-een 4, Who's Who Hmong Students in Pimer- ican Universities and Colleges 4 IRMES V. BQSSETT Bayard, Nebraska Delta Pi Sigma l, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4, Chorus 1, Z, 3, 4, Class Vice Pres. 3, Lamb- da Delta Lambda 3, 4, Pres. 4, Blue Key 4, Vice Pres. 4, Hnokasan Staff 4, Delta Nu Epsilon 2, CHR. Traini 4 Morrill, Nebraska Victor, Iowa Basketball 1, Z, 3, 4, 2nd I-Ill-Conf-erence Forward 1, Psi Beta Sigma 1, 2, 3, 4, C Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4, Student Council 4 MERLE BEHRENS CHESTER BROOKS Rapid City, South Dakota Rlpha Phi Pi 1, Z, 3, 4, Y.W.C.Pt. 2, W.Pl.Q. 2 WW ' WW, fifffpiitteiffve Rushville, Nebraska Psi Beta Sigma 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4, C Club 4, Treas. 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Stu- dent Council 4 ! . V Q' Page Twenty W Qt, ,wfly SENIORS KHTHERINE BROOKS MHRY ELLEN CHRDER LESLIE CUE BERTHH DOHM Chadron, Nebraska Chadron, Nebraska Gordon, Nebraska Chadron, Nebraska Zeta Hlpha 1, 2, 3, 4, Wing Club 1, 2, 3, Psi Treas. 2, Chorus 1, 2, 3, Beta Sigma l, 2, 3, 45 45 Home Ec. Club l, 2, Philomathean 1, Thes- 3, 4, Vice Pres. 3, Card- pians 45 Staff of The inol Key 3, 4, Vice Pres. Patsy 4 4, Hnokasan Staff 4 DON CHHILL LORRHINE CLEHVELHND BILL DQVIS HERBERT DUGGER Valentine, Nebraska Class Pres. 4, Student Council 4, Psi Beta Sig- ma l, 2, 3, 4, Blue Key 45 Philomathean l, 27 LRC. 2, 3, 4, Pres. 3, Qnokasan Staff 4 Nonpareil, Nebraska Wing Club 1, 2, 3, WHA. 1, 2, 3, Corres. Sec. Z, Pres. 3, Hlpha Phi Pi l, 2, 3, Cardinal Key 3, Pi Omega Pi 2, 3, Treas. 35 Home Ec. Club 3, Chorus 2, Who's Who Hmong Students in Hmerican Universities and Col- lGg y ifiqlw Sidney, Nebraska Chadron Nebraska Foclbcfu 2131 C Club 2' 3' mo. 3, 'Delta Pi sigma 4, Psi Beta Sigma 3, 4 Wy till l l it , ii M'i,,,ietf l l Page Twenty-one Q .ali RHYMOND FQGQN JOH ' PEDERLQF Merriman, Nebraska Philomatheari l, 3, Sec. 3, I.H.G, 3, 4, Delta Pi Sig- ma 3, 4, Sec. 4, Wing Club 3, 4, Thespians 3, 4, Pres. 4, l.R.C. l, 3, 4, Sec. 4, Staff of Daisy Mayme, Happy Birth- day to You , Radio Scripts of Geog. Tour 3 Y rrison, Ne aska horu ., ,fi 4, 5, Psi Beta, si Q 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, Banbl 3, 5, Orchestra 5, Widg-Cllub 3, Class Vice Pres. l M N-1 . xt X. 1. WX J Q xy' 'Tl ix QQEFIRL FISHER BILL FLOYD V Bassett, Nebraska Chadron, Nebraska 3X CRB. Training, Orches- Basketball l, 2, 4, C Club Q, tra l, Wing Club 4 1, 2, 3, 4: Eagle Staff 3 -L J, at f' ,yi- -jlifi If Q , J f 7,.V'jt, ' ,jf 'K fx uf, ' ,gxiy-U ,, ' t fy! JJ i ,yy 4 l J I Q r 11,1 l ,NVQ g X - 1 X5 1, my Mnfifug GBEISEN ' x Lin Ne E a Bri port, Neliwdska rc esta 7? Cast of bl Psi Bet Sigma 2, 3, 4, ,aisy lyme 3, The W Ea le sqffz P' y , Thespians 4, Dila Pi Sigma 1, Eagle Staff 2 xt X3 Y ' ,ffl M Mtg RIMX, J' 1' Mn HHGER MC, flew' N TGS Hyannis, Nebraska I- -, - V 1 1 C-H-H-' W.H.H. 2, 3, 4, Pres. 3, T gl Vice Pres, 4, Kappa W ' Theta Sigma l, 2, 3, 4, g Cardinal Key 4, Treas. 4, , ,I Pi Omega Pi 3, 4, Corres. I Sec. 4, Y.W.C,H. l, 2, ' Treas. l, Wing Club 3, 4 Ng MERWIN HHMILTON Bridgeport, N-ebraska Blue Key 4, 5, Corres. Sec. 5, Psi Beta Sigma l, 2, 3, 4, 5, Vice Pres. 3, C Club 3, 4, 5, Vice Pres. 4, Football 3, 4, 5, 2nd Hll-Conference Guard 5, Class Treas. 2, I.H.G. 1, 2, Chorus 5 Page Twenty-two WILBUR HHRRIS Rapid City, South Dakota I.R.C. 4, Lambda Delta Lambda 4 fQ,0j,aYr 'q13,s-ff 660505 I of A40 GEORGE HESTER McGrew, Nebraska CHHRLES HOLLISTER Bassett, Nebraska I. R. C. l, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 45 Psi Beta Sigma 3, 45 Eagle Staff 35 Philorna- thean l, 25 Sigma Tau Delta 45 Class Tre W if HRDEN HIXSON Crookston, Nebraska Blue Key 3, 4, Pres. 45 Psi Beta Sigma Z, 3, 45 Delta Nu Epsilon 25 Wing Club 3, 45 I.Fl.G. 3, 45 Chorus 3, 45 C.H.H. Train- ing 45 Class Pres. 35 Who's Who Hmong Stu- dents in Hmerican Uni- versities and Colleges 4 FRHNCES R Chadr , 'ebraska Ga a Chi Omega 3, 45 a Tau Delta 35 Home Ec. Club 2, 3, 4 +..x-V, ! s I L YD ING IEHNETTE IHCOBSEN Springview, Nebraska Track 3, 45 Philoma- thean l. -rv Beatrice, Nebraska Kappa Theta Sigma 1, 2, 3, 4, Hist. 2, 35 Pi Kappa Delta 2, 3, 4, Hist. 2, Sec. 35 W. H. H. 2, 3, 45 I. R. C. l, 2, 3, 4, Sec. 3, 45 Y. W. C. H. 1, 2, 3, 45 Pan Hellenic 3, Treas. 35 ,Orchestra 15 Chorus 25 Hnokasan Staff 45 Philomatheari' lg Sigma Tau Delta 2, 3, 4, Sec. 35 Winner Freshman Short Story Contest l, RUTH IoHNsoN ELLEN IUDEN Gordon, Nebraska ' Home Ec. Club5 4 . Y. W, C. H. ' orus 4 I 49 3, 45 Phtlorna he , 45 WW Lamb a Delta Le da Mullen, Nebra I. R. C. 4 M , l BERTRHM KURTH Chadron, Nebraska Kappa Theta Sigma 1, 2, 3, 4, Treas. 45 Pi Omega Pi 2, 3, 4, C rres. Sec'y 2, 3, Vic Pr s. 45 Sigma Tau D 1 , 4, Vice Pres. 45 P enic 45 Chorus ,635 1 Chadron, Nebraska Psi Beta Sigma 3, 45 C Club 3, 45 Football 3, 4 I . age Twenty-three riihi Gr KHY LHWRENCE CLHYTON, LUTHER HMBROSE MCCHNN EDITH MHSSICK Crawford Nebraska Chorus 1, 3, I. R. C. 15 Philomaihean 1, 4, Pres. 4, Class Sec. 3, Pllpha Phi Pi 1, 37 Thespians 1, 3, 4, Vice Pres. 4, Y. W. C. H. 1, 4, Cast of The Patsy 4, The Ninth Guest 4 Gordon, Nebraska Qnokasan Staff 45 Delta Pi Sigma 4, I. R. C. 4 Chadron Nebraska I. H. G. 4 Sidney Nebraska Student Council 1, Or- chestra 1, 2, 3, 45 Thes- pians 2, 3, Eagle Staff 2 thx ,,aEog' Chadron Nebraska Kappa Theta Sigma 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice Pres. 45 Thes- pians 2, 3, 4, Staff of The Show Off 2, Craig's Wife 2, Daisy Maymeu 3, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Or- chestra 1, 4, Pan Hel- 1enic 4 K ,ft IJ. ,O xii Al Ufzsgv QUENTIN LOUDEN BETTY MCBRIDE MIKE MCQUIRK MILTON NIELSEN Chadron, Nebraska - Ch d I N b k Chorus 1, 2, 35 Thespians Sturgis' S' D' I, PT EHS, 43521.21 2, 3, Sec.-Treas. 3, Staff of The show off 2, kk A is Daisy Mayme 2, Happy 5 Kb L it Birthday to You 2, The - 'NX Patsy 3, The Nint 9 S 5. Xxx Guest 3, Ga ma ' ' mg M . XDQA Omega 1, 2, 3, O g 3 ' ' A CX, Pi 3, im. 3 'VW 6. Q Y MS ,fn -. . X .1 ,Q 1 Mk My 1' K.. ff' J HK e,.,,Q gf Wm U 14,1 T Q 5 3 1 5 Page Twenty-four FT l 1 v , H . 1 1 W0-J 'Q' PHTRICIH PHLMER BILL PHLMER Chadron, Nebraska Lambda Delta Lambd Chadron, Nebraska Philomathean Q CI W SENIGRS Mfg M2 it V yy 0 l ,fi ff rl WILMER PLHNHNSKY ELISEBETH RHBE 'N ' CHESTER SHHW Hemingtord, Nebraska Crawford, Ne askaij Oelrichs, S. D. c ciub 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 3, Y. W. C. . , 3,f4i,l. R. Delta Pi sigma 4, Philo- Psi Beta Sigma 1, 2, 3, 4, C- 3, 4 I .4 A ff mafheafl lr 2 Treas. 2, 3, 4, Football l, . 2, 3, 4, Basketball 14, 2, 3, jf I 4, Track 2, Whos who 4 J ft ' Hmong Students in Rmer- . l ican Universities and J ' Colleges 4 NORMH PROHS El-MH ROGERS HMYLOU SHIPKEY f M f VM W7 JL 507 VM if ,1 Q ,, ,gf Gering, Nebraska Sigma Tau Delta 3, 4, S-ec. 4, Freshman Short Story Contest l Rapid City, S. D. Hlpha Phi Pi 1, 2, 3, 4. Sec. 2, Pres. 3, 4, W. H. Pi. l, 2, 3, 4, Y. W. C. H., Pi Kappa Delta l, 2, 3, 4, Sec. 2, Vice Pres. 3, 4, Student Council 2, 4, Hnokasan Publishing Board 4, Hnokasan Statt 2, Plssoc. Ed. 2, Wing Club 2, 3, 4, Pan Hellenic Z, 3, 4, Cardinal Key 4, Blue Key Sweetheart 4, First, Women's Extemp. Contest, Hutchinson, Kan. 2, First, Sr. Womens Dis- cussion Debate, Denver, Colo. 3, Who's Who Hmong Students in Hmer- ican Universities and Col- leges 4 Chadron, Nebraska Kappa Theta Sigma l, 2, 3, 4, Staff ot The Show Ott 2 I Page Twenty-five 1 X HO PMHN IOHN ST E H elmo, ebraska ottsb if, it-M s a K ppa 'I' ta Sigma l, 2, I 'Q tgma l , ec.x , 3, Sigma Tau ,,. , 2, 3, 4, Wi e a 2, 3, Thespians 4, - , , 3, 4, Treas. gow. , 3, Pan Hellenic Wine' 2, 3, Womens iiall res. 3, Wing Club UB Ji, Philomathean l MHRIE TRBGNER BILL TRUXES Valentine, Nebraska Hlpha Phi Pi 1, 2, 3, 4, Treas. 2, 3, W.H.H. l, 2, 3, 4, Sec. 2, Pi Omeg i 2, 3, 4, Treas. 2, ' ard- inal Key 3, 4 lres. 4, Wing Club? A Chadron, Nebraska C Club 4, Psi Beta Sigma 3, 4, Football 3, 4, CHR. Training 7 ll 1 it P E TUREC ' Louisis voGT hCldTOf1. N 1'C1SkG Chadron, Nebraska , 2: HOUIG EC- Gamma Chi Omega l,2, i Clubw3 4: GCIIHIIIGI Chi 3, 4, Treas. 2, Sec. 2, Pi Omexl2, 3,4 I ad , Nebraska t pha 1, 2, 3, 4, 3, Wing Club l, 2, 4, Sec. 2, Chorus l, 2, 4, Sigma Tau Delta 4, Pres. 4, Cardinal ey 4, W.f-LP.. 3, 4, Sec. 4, Class Vice Pres. 2, Eagle Staff 3 FRHNCIS WERTZ Chaclron, Nebraska Lambda Delta Lambda 2, 3, 4, Vice Pres. 4, Delta Pi Sigma 2, 3, 4 Page Twenty-six Omega Pi 2, 3, 4, Rec, Sec. 3, Pres. 4, Staff of Better Days l MHXINE WELLS Potter, Nebraska Hlpha Phi Pi 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec. 3, Vice Pres. 2, Car- dinal Key 3, 4, Sec. 3, 4, Sigma Tau Delta 2, 3, 4, Vice Pres. 3, Pi Kappa Delta 2, 3, Vice Pres. 3, Home Ec. Club 2, Thes- pians 1, 2, Wing Club 4, Eagle Staff 2, Hssoc. Ed. 2, Hnokasan Staff 3, Pan Hellenic 2, 3 ,LA - tv 'rt ' x .JJWMMLLQ ZW, iZiM,,3 cjfif, 5fiVifj,99 fa-4 JUNIOR cmss OFFICERS fax' KVM! Ioe Peonio .......,,.....,..,,..........., , .,,.......A.... Treasurer 6 W Bill Secxrby ,.,...,....,.,A ..,,,....... V ice Presid-ent pwdevf G ' Stanley Junky ,,,,........ ...,.,,.,,....... P resident Iecm Oltmuns ........,,M..Secretc:fry , Junior Class tk r 1 F , f If , r' , ,, X -' Cf--X . 1 ,Wzmf Wi 1 , 'Q ' -5,4 PTT X I f L ' N,-' S' Arm! 133, 4, zghfgqxzf 1 MRRTHF1 HUGUSTINE Chadron, Nebraska I HHRRY HNDREWS Gordon, Nebraska Philomathean 1, 2, 3, X Pres. 25 Staff of Daisy ' Mayme 2 Home Ec. Club l, Kappa Theta Sigma 1 mo HR BHS , Chadron, Nebraska , S th Da Psi Beta Sigma 3 jplifilyriig, FRHNK BEST CLEDH BOWEN Chadnon br a Benkelman, Nebras Band , C . . Tr ' ng Chorus 2 3, a ' ig if TWWHK' HOPE BROOKER Cody, Nebraska Gamma Chi Omega l, l 2, 3, W.H.l7l. 1, 2, 3, 1 Y.W.C.F1. 1, 2, Band 1, Z, Orchestra 1, Philoma- thean ly C.H.Fl. Training 3 HELEN7 BREIDENBHCH Rapid City, South Dakota Wing Club 1, 2, 3g Zeta Fllpha 1, 2, 3, Chorus 1, 2, 3, W.H.F1, 1, 2, 3: Philo- mathean 1, 3, S-ec. lg Sigma Tau Delta 3, Car- dinal Key 3 MELVIN BUTLER Chadron, Nebraska Delta Pi Sigma 1, 2, 3, C Club 37 Football 3, C.13..H. Training 3 IHMES BUTLER Chadron, Nebraska Football 2, 3, 45 C Club 2, 3, 45 Psi Beta Sigma MP1 ELL C B H bra cr or 2 K a X l'1 I, 5 Cl ta 1, 2, 3, Wing Club 1, 2, Si a 1, , 3, isto a p fgY l RUTH CHRDER Chadron, Nebraska Eagle Staff 2, Zeta Fllpha L bd 1aLa Chorus 1, 2, 3, Pan Hel- N lenic 1, Orchestra 1 Page Twenty-eight C1 Y.W.C.Fl. 1, 2, 3, Treas.2g 2, 3: 3 a Q5 - t Mi t e, Nebraska M C x 42,1 wwf-Jwfh 4..Q.3,..-LQMKJ. f J FLOY CHRISTENSEN Potter, Nebraska Hlpha Phi Pi l, 2, 3 U L VTX fl. , Q , , Wilt, N l !M'? l LEE COLEMHN Valentine, Nebraska Track l, 2, Football 1, 2, f' 3, C Club 2, 3, Psi Beta Q Sigma l, 2, C.Fl.H mg I E was Ale RT HLLEN DRHKE , B N b a , Brooklyn, Iowa O ,P I ff- fm, Lambda Delta Lambda 3 if - t 'SMF iw usl 2 3 Ban ing Club l 2 3 Vice V1 il HNNH FHUSKE Chadron, Nebraska Sigma Tau Delta 3, Y.W.C.l3l. l, 2, 3, l.R.C. MSG . . : Cl l, Z: t V res. Z, Zetalillbha l, 2, 3, Sec. Z, Pres. 3, Home X l EC. Club 2, 3, Pan Hel- l lenic 2, 3 l, 2, 3, Treas. 3, Chorus3 - Valentine, Nebrgsk ' hadron, Nebraska Y. W. chi , .aa 1, , 3, sec. MW' . 0 42 61 Treas. 2, 3, Psi Beta Sig- ma l, 2, 3, Blue Key 3, EDNQ FINCH fflrysibr! L FoRD Q of My I 2 I1 9 X - m i St c. 3, CHR. ,, .I Training 3, Student Council 3, Qnokasan , Staff 3 U, f , ff fp if, ffl' fl, rw li Qf,'lJ',lLI I LJ' 4' 4-f MAR GIERHU IEHN QDEQINUJIM' Jah 'tt' chudfon, Nebraska Chudron. N'ebrsnsk'6' ,iz Q! ,-1' Hlpha Phi Pi 1, 2, 3, Treas. 3, Pan Hellenic 3, Vice-Pres. 3, Student .Club l, 2, 31i Zeta Ptlpha Zfvv3l'2Ho1ix1ejfv ,,.- V' EC ' ', 'rl Council 3, Cardinal Key . I 3, Wing Club 2,3, Ch I 1, 2, 3, Orchestra - - l ' f - X. D ' ' 1,-W' RJ Q Q G S COLBY HPIMILTOIXL .- ixl ms Wg! Bridgeport, Nebra a 'X Q K - Blue Key 3- i Beta I gms in .C.H- u Sigma l, 2 otball 3, X X 1 , ,Pr ,L .c. 2,3: C Club 3 , by 1 X d elta Lambda 3 ,X ,A Ib A 3 Qt L 3 7 'ii bl Q elf l Page Twenty-nine X QJ W1 c Jwf, LH J a , eb a Q 'gClub,2,35C.. J T ain1 3 ,WJ bill, 5 ri Q 'QR' 'gg' 4-:V g eq: ,j-1. ig, -'-. 1: gil: ' efizpnrls' 1:--:MT-, ': 132011-la XV GEORGE HINNE Rushville, Nebraska Ban 1, 2, 35 Orchestra 1, 2, 5 Psi Beta 2, 3 .1 VIRGINIP1 H GHEYCM Basseti 'ebr ja Q Gcfm Q Cm Ji-qegd 2, 3 f 1 V if JI il 1, IT! 1911 1 PHYLLIS I-IOFFMHN Plainview, Nebraska Zeta Hlpha Z, 35 Wing Club 2, 35 Y.W.C.H. 2 ' I OOBLER GEORGE HOHNER Br Bow, Nebraska lu-mb s, 'Nebra ka L da Delia Lambda 5 Delta Pi Sigma 2, 3 A530 ,M J ,VV S l 4. fill' 171f'k 27 QSM is lax ff- .' ROY HOUSER Mitchell, Nebraska Philomathean 1, 35 C Club 2, 35 Psi Beta Sigma l, Z, 35 Football l, Z, 35 Track 2 Qavfj RHLPH HULIT Chadron Nebraska G, ,Q QP Delta Pi Sigma 1, 35 Wing C113 WMS? Hlliance, Nebraska l.H.G. 35 Delta Pi Sigma 35 Thespians 35 Class Pres. 35 Sigma Tau Delta 35 Cast of The Patsy 3 n 1' s 5 Wir it ,Neaa 1 1 HLTON HUTCHINSON Oshkosh, Nebraska Lambda Delta Lambda 2, 3, Treas. 35 CHR. Train- ing 3 ROBERT 1ONES Bridgeport, Nebraska Delta Pi Sigma 35 Pino- kasan Staff 3 EVELYN KHNNOLT Chadron, Nebraska Gamma Chi Omega 1, 2, 3, Historian 3, Band 1, WJYLF1. 3 BEN LE BLHNC Scottsbluff, Nebraska Wing Club 1, 2, Delta Pi Sigma l, 2, Philomathean 1, Eagle Staff 2, Chorus 1, 2, 3, Orchestra 1 MHRGHRET MCHNDREWS Chaclron, Nebraska Zeta Hlpha 1, Z, 3, Treas. 3, Home EC. Club 1, Z, 3 2406 W0 71'-9544. 741, DON KEEBHUGH Mitchell, Nebraska Philomathean 1, Psi Beta Sigma l, 2, 3, Vice-Pres. 3 GEORGIH LEMONS Chadron, Nebraska Hlpha Phi Pi l, 2, 3, Sec. 3, Pan Hellenic 3, Wing Club 1, Z, 3, Chorus 1, 2, 3, Orchestra 1 WOOD MCGINNIS Mitchell, Nebraska Psi Beta Sigma 1, 2, 3, C Club 1, 2, 3, Philo- mathean 1, 2, 3, Pres. 2, Football l, 2, 3, Track 1,2 ' Vw wgjfy gi. ,w Q Wgikfm WLETRY 30 . ON ta 1'ha 2, Q i 1ub 1, , 3, Pr . 3, .an , 2, 3, V ea ,C s 1, Z, 3, 5 2, 3, Staif appy Birthday to You. ROSEMOND MITCHELL Chadron, Nebraska Chorus 1, 2, 3, Hlpha Phi Pi 1, 2, Wing Club 1, 2, 3, S-ec. 3 WH MW RD MURRHY Hay Springs, Nebraska Delta Pi Sigma l fefflf, we A . wt, , i ' A 'V ,VZ -U' 11:8 ,, '- levi - A 3' 5 , .thx fx' , sf fi? 1 fbi I liz .3559 if 1' lr xi ,, -l .i RJ, I J' I EUNEE ebr ka eta P Q I PU S' : .W. .FL 2 e CHHRLES MORRI-'LLL Chaclron, Nebraska IEHN OLTMHNNS Chaclron, Nebraska Zeta Hlpha 1, Z, 3, Vice- Pres. 3, Chorus 1, 2, 3, Home Ec. Club 1, 2, 3, Wing Club 1, 2, 3, Pan Hellenic 3 Page Thirty-one , ,. li, ,.,4 .,,.,,,,.4,. f l 7 IOE PEONIO Broadwater, Nebraska Delta Pi Sigma 2, 3, Pres. 35 Wing Club 2, 35 I.R.C. 2, 35 Blue Key 35 I.Pl.G. 35 Philomathean 35 Hnoka- san Stall 3 HLBERT POTTER Valentine, Nebraska Faculty Rating LEON RITTENHOUSE Lewellen, Nebraska Chorus Z, 35 Band Z, 35 Orchestra 25 I.H.G. 2, 3, Vice-Pres. 3' Delta Pi Sigma 2, 3 QGVYNV GERTHU PRHTT Ptinsworth, Nebraska Gamma Chi Omega 2, 3 J DOROTHY RHOI-IDS Chadron, Nebraska Y.W.C.H. l, 2, Vice-Pres. 25 Rlpha Phi Pi I, 2, 35 Home Ec. Club Z, 3 MHRTIN SHMUELSON Cody, Nebraska Psi Beta Sigma 2, 35 Wing Club 35 I.R.C. 2, 35 B iidiiim WILLIHM SEHRBY St. Francis, South Dakota Psi Beta Sigma l, 2, 35 Wing Club l, 2, 3, Sec. 2, Treas. 35 Blue Key 3, Treas. 35 Student Council 25 lllnokasan Staff 3, Man- aging Eclitor5 Hnokasan Publication Board 35 Band l, Z5 I.R.C. 35 C.Fl.H. Training5 Class Vice- Pres. Z, 35 Lambda Delta Lambda 3 VIRGINIH THURSTON Potter, Nebraska Eagle Staff 25 Gamma Chi Omega 2, 3, Vice- Pres. 35 Home Ec. Club 2, 35 Pan Hellenic 35 Ptnokasan Stalf 3 IEHN VHN HORN Rushville, Nebraska Y.W.C.H. lg LR. C. lp W.Q.H. l, 2, 3, Corr-es. Sec. 25 Kappa Theta Sig- ma -2, 35 Wing Club 35 I H asan Staff 35 Philo- miggllhaeavpl l I J ffl ll ' J ,, ' tl .1 ' 1 N ,,,M+tY giggi t , J, 6 yf VEY THOMHS Whiteclay, Nebraska Hlpha Phi Pi l, Z, 35 Chorus 1, 25 WHA. 2, 35 Y.W.C.t3l. l, 25 Cardinal Key 3 1 7 fb fr, -f' f 5 Mft Uvvll ' JJ U DOROTHY UHL :jf l Crawford, Nebraska ,jd-jd J Eagle Stall 25 Chorus l, 2, 35 Gamma Chi Omega 1, 2, 35 Y.W.C.Fl. 3 W Chaclron Nobr ka Freshman PHUL FOWLER j fChorus, Thespicms, Staff f of The Patsy X r WSE '1 wg pn SOPHOMORE CLHSS OFFICERS Earl Finky ..... K ...........,......,...,............,..,.. President Iudy Proudfit ......,,, Secretory-Treasurer Pearl Hratoni ..... ............ V ice-President Sophomore Class I Q .Tau DW Ming club sttltll BOB HNDERSON Tlyfx PEHRL HRHTFINI 'V Chadron, Nebraska Mitchell, Nebraska X Delux gi Sigma 1,25 ing Zeta Hlpha 1, 2, Sec. 2, u , Y.W.C.H. 1, 2, Sec. Z5 '.' K 1 . a .. c President ZW! My . 1 ' V u ' f ' ll 4 Ar ' X . I bl ' at., W fax Q I f GEORGE . BHLL 1 HEHRSHHLL Av fy ' Chadron, Nebra v BHRTHOLOMEW Chorus 1' 2: B , 1, 2: Cody, Nebraska Wing Club 25 O estra C Club 2, 3, Footba 2, 1,12 3, Philomathean l 4,15 OW JI rl 4 , M in Yxvr 0 la 44 'KO Cokfw 0 bk W 5,5 'YXW 160' 0 E.: Yr' fr X J'Q:xy'Fl'DOLPH BHSTRON V 9 Bayard, Nebraska Delta Pi Sigma 1, 2, Treas. 2, Hnokasan Staft2 xx . Y Rushville, Nebraska Zeta Hlpha l, 25 I.R.C. 1, 25 Y.W.C.H. 1, 2, Sigma I Q? BEGUIN I fl WILLIHM BOYCE Newport, Nebraska Delta Pi Sigma 2, Wing Club 1, 2, Treas. 2 BILL BRUER Crawford, Nebraska Football 1, C Club lg 2nd Hll-State Tackle 2, 2nd H11-Conference Tackle 2 Page Thirty-four BERNHRD BHUMHN Hlliance, Nebraska Wing Club 1, 2, Delta Pi Sigma lg Chorus 2 IHCK C. BERRY Hot Springs, South Dakota Eagle Staff l EDNH OPI-'-ll. BROWN Mills, Nebraska Y.W.C.H. 25 Home Bc. Club 2 KPITHRYN BRUNER Broadwater, Nebraska Wing Club 2, Home Ec. Club 1, 2, Zeta Hlpha l, 2, W.H.H. 1, 2, Treas. 2 Chadrori, Nebraska Staff of the Show Off 15 Happy Birthday to You 2 SCILLH CHRISTENSEN LEN CHSE PRI N braska Chaclron, e Thespians 1, 2, Gamma Chi Omega 2, Cast of Craig's Wife lg The Patsy 2 hx! i?ff ,iZ4?,4fZf2,QQ,. ,f HENRIETTH CHULK Chadron, Nebraska Chadron, Nebras a Thespians 25 Gamma Chi Gamma Chi Omega l, 2, Omega 1, 2, Home Ec. Y.W.C.H. 2 Club 2 ROBERT COBB MHXINE COLE Pllliance, Nebraska ' ' Vice Fllliance, Nebraska Chorus 2 IHNE COLEMHN Morrill, Nebraska ' ? , W Vgi5Mi?,f Lisco Nebras PHIL DEHVER Hlliance, Nebraska Delta Pi Sigma 1, Thespians l, 2, Wing Club 1,25 Cast of Happy ' Y u l, The Birthday io o Ninth Guest Z Fllpha Phi P1 l, 2, - Pres 2, Y,W.C.H. 15 Hom-e Ec. Club 1, 2, Sec. 2g k san Staff 2, Wing Fino a Club 2, Pan Hellenic 2 MHRIORIE CUSHING Gordon, Nebraska Hlpha Phi Pi 25 Chorus 2 CHHHLENE DHVIS Sidney, Nebraska Hlpha Phi Pi 2, W.H.H. 27 Sigma Tau Delta 2, Treas. 2, Thespians 25 Staff of The Patsy 2 VERDH DELHND Chadron, Nebraska Band l, 2, Thespians 1,25 Home Ec. Club 1, 27 Cast of The Patsy 25 Staff of Happy Birthday to Chi 2: You lp Gamma Omega 1, Z Page Thirty-live WQNDQ M FULLER Crawford Nebraska MILDRED GILG k . BERN Harrison Nebraska , , Philomathean 2, Vice- Pres 2 Psi Beta Sig 2- 2 0 W , HRD DONRHUE ' Q!M Y W ron, eb V, I Zeta Ftlp , WILLHRD th Dakota Sidney Nebras DRYDEN Oelrichs Sou 37 Wing ROBERTH E TUN Chadron, r , C or 1, 5 e H1 ha 25 ng ub Eagl S alt, 0, 1 RUTH FETTERS f Crawford Nebraska ' Hlpha Phi Pi 1, 25 W.H.H. l' ' l 2 YWCA. lg Orche 1 'J X tra l 2 Wing Club 2 . EHRL FINKEY Rushville, Nebraska Football l, 2, Class Pres. Council 1,25 l 25 Student P blication dnokasan u Board 2, Psi Beta Sigma lg C Club 1, 2 b 2 Psi Beta Sig- HERB FOWLER Newcastle, Wyoming da Delta Lambda 2 Chorus 2 MHRY FOY Dalton, Nebraska Orchestra 2 f f Newport, Nebras a X YWC.H. 2 1 5,f Q JU, IHCE N. -W Nebraska P, GILLILQND 4, -WL VELMH Chadron Nebraska l 25 Gamma Chl Omega , RHY GODING Potter, Nebraska TEPHEN GRUBB S Elm Creek, Nebraska Pi Kappa Delta 3 Wing - le Business Club 3, Eag Manager 3 - Page Thirty-six A5 IO HNNH HHLL Ownfgn-122-f'a,iM511f' 1 . ff . '50 1' agjif fi? Hlpha Phi P1 l, 2, YV Club 1, 2, Cheer Leader ff, , 2, Vice-Pres. 25 Band l, 25 U Y.W.C.H. 15 Staff ol 'ef- Craig's Wife 15 Thes- pians 15 W.H.l3l. 1, 2 ' ' MRRGHRET HHNSEN Mullen, Nebraska OR HHRRISON ELEHN Chaclron, N-ebraska Bridgeport, Nebrask I , . ' ' ' ing LJ V HLVIN HQSS Chadron, Nebraska Chorus 2 FRHNK HHTHQWHY Chadron, Nebraska Delta Pi Sigma 1, Z, Vice- Pres. 25 Thespians 1, 25 I.Q.G. 25 Band 1, 25 Cast of Happy Birthday to P tsy 25 You 5 The a Ninth Guest 2 MORRIS HENRIKSON Potter, Nebraska LURIN HINDS Long Pine, Nebraska Chorus 1, 25 Wing Club 2- Eagle Staff 25 Hlpha Phi Pi l, 2 HRTHUR HOLGERSON Chaclron, Nebras Of - - Basketba ,AW if .g2f,,f',y T -' r , ras 9 1 a Nu I psilo 5 si Beta Sigma if l, 25 Band Z5 Student Council 25 Track l, 2 HHNK HOOPER Chadron, Nebraska C Club 25 Football 25 Psi Beta Sigma 2 FLORH MHY HOPPER Rushville, Nebraska GEORGE HOUSER Mitchell, Nebraska M C Club 1, 25 Track 1, 25 A Psi Beta Sigma 1, 2 ' GHRET HOWHRD 'X' eW lrichs, South Dakota Chorus l, 25 Kappa Theta 5650.50 , ,Sig 'Q l, 25 Home Ec. Q Engl, 2, Treas. 2 033 THELMH IOHNHSEN Hay Springs, Nebraska Editor ot the Eagle 25 - Thespians 25 Chorus 2, Gamma Chi Omega Z5 Cast of The Patsy 2, Ninth Guest 2 EHRL IOHNSON Imperial, Nebraska Track l5 C Club 1, 25 Foot 1 2 4 Q' MURRHY IOHNSON 6 Rushvillie, Nebraska 2 C 5 , . Psi Beta Sigma l, 5 O 0' Club 1, 2, Poofbuii 1, 2 ij'-an 6 -I-QXIU-5 sam IOHNSON ' Cody, Nebraska A-in Delta Pi Sigma 1 Z5 Band l Qlbvg , JEWELL 1osLYN Hot Springs, South Dakota ' 15 Thes- Plulomathean , pians 25 Staff ot The Patsy 2 Page Thirty-seven r- r 1 I MJ Nye- Eh- 1 . uf I ,, X xy cf v I, - 1 44 E lvl 1 l o i,i ChQl on, Neybraslfa X' ' if ,F Kappa heta Sigma'1, Z, 1 f 1' X Pres. 27 ,Chorus ,1:L'2, Sig- If V ' Hel- I . 1 f fha Tai Delta,2, Pan .q':llenicfZg Thespians Z ' HENRY KHMPUS l y ' ,' Chadron, Nebraska H 1 V 1 4 .-I CHR. Training 2 I V ' WHYNE KEEBQUGH - Mitchell, Nebraska Track 1 VIRGINIH KENNEDY . Qlliance, Nebraska Zeta Hlpha 1, 2, Chorus ,N ll- Club 2 2, Home Ec. HHROLD KORVES Omaha, Nebraska K, Psi Beta Sigma 1 ROY C. LHMB , g Long Pine, Nebraska 'FHYE LHMBERT Hinsworth, Nebraska .' Hlpha Phi Pi 2, Y.W,c.111.2 , 5 - , HHRRIET LHRSEN , 1 Jf Omaha, Nebraska AP 'J Y.W.C.Q. 2: Philomathean - -i V' 2, Chorus 2 U ' V ' 27 , X CHQHLES W. LHYTON1 ' 8 Chadron, Nebraska L if J 'AJ-L gl Lambda Delta La,r1ibc:LdU2 My fa 1-,fi THEDH MQE LEBO -,J-.X JJ , ' Chadron, Nebraska - J if 1,-'b HJ!-XQ, Hlpha Phi Pi l, 2, Home 1. Iy' .V 'M i ' 1 1 2' ' V, EC. Club 1, 2, Pres. 2, ,J W '1 i 1 ' 1-Y 2111 Chorusl ba AJ! .Ji E ,gg MARGARET E. LISTER 1 , Hay Springs, Nebraska l if 'B nd 1, 'Af' V, Q .. r, Zeta Hlpha 1, Z, a okasan Stafi 2, H n W'H'H' 2 li:,i1.1 1 'fix ' NIH MCGREGOR 1. Q? m ' VIRGI d on, Nel .aska , Cha r ' ' Zeta Hlpha 1, 2, Wing Club 2, Y.W.C.H. lgEagle ex snuff 2 I N MCMHHON QM, 0' rrill, Nebraska EDWIN MHMMEN Chadron, Nebraska I Psi Beta Sigma 2 A MHRIRN MHRGRHVE ' Q. ,f Gordon, Nebraska Hx Y.W.c.n. 1, 2, Gam f Chi Omega 1, 25 H '- tor of Hnokasan - . . CLHY MERRICK . Hlliance, Nebraska bf . Chorus l, 27 Psi Beta Sigma 2 yr- 9 BERNIECE MILLER 'QV Hlliance, Nebraska Mpjrxa ca, lg wha. 2, Y.W. . Zeta Hlpha l, 2 BOB MORGHN Rushville, Nebraska Psi Beta Sigma l Class Vice-Pres. 1, Foot- ball 2, C Club 2, 2nd H11- Siate Tackle 2, Qll Co ference Tackle 2 Page Thirty-eight Z K f W .3 I- 6 YU? 'F ..fk. V1 1 1.1, -' .f 1- -f ljfj CL 'l .897 A-, 'T 51,1 4.1, V.-.XXL - fi -. fl 1' 41, '12, E ref I - DOROTHY MORRHLL ,np XLLCL 1 - 1 Chadron, Nebraska ,A ,J ,. '3,:ii1 g Zeta Pllpha 2, Home Ec. ' 1 Club 2 ' ' ' 'X - ' I- -f rT' A. LUCILLE MORR I - ,lil , 'p - Chadron, N sk , ' ,' 1 Qlqlu 3 Chorus 1, 2 1 ' f , k 1 ,,-'.,. f k ' . H Z ' ji I I J' 2 ' X, Nebr s a ' V . . , l ' , A 1 . , MILDRED NEPPL ' 'f -f' , f Rushville, Nebras a Hlpha Phi Pi 2, Home Ec. -' Club 2 Us LMER LHYNE NORMHN gf Whitney, Nebraska ' Orchestra 1, 2, Chorus 2, Pi Sigma 2, C.H.H. mflfl' ,jam 2 -- , 1 ,ef ,MM OBERT NORMHN ' 1 . I . . f 4' A f, WC' D , Whitney, Nebraska get L05 ' . l Chorus 1, 2, Thespians 2, 4 1 ' , f ' ,MD Pi Sigma 25 I.R.C.2 Q ,- MKQ?s? The Patsy 5 Ninth 1' I , I r ' ' est 2, Staff of York Q f If tivity 1 I i:1,?',QiaO f l ' I Y 7-,Q 1, ILL is qv. Q y' 1 'J salma egg 1, 2' L. - ' The . , ome Ec. Club , ice-Pres. 25 Pan M j ellenic 2, Treas. 2, Chemistry, Hward l of iff' ..1,,E PERSON 1 J' liance, Nebraska ' Mgsit P' s'g1 1 2 .' lvpgff j if ellax 1 1135 , - -- ' 1' ,fi 'T' HUT PONT Q dw .mfg Kyi' A Hlliance, Nebraska K' K V, ffjlr' Chorus 2, Orchestra 2, ,JC -QV! Gamma Chi Omega 2, dj' 'i, f Vt Radio Production Staff 2 UDY PROUDFIT Chadron, Nebraska Pan Hellenic 2, Pres. 2, B R' X Student Council 2, Sec.2g 1 Wing Club 25 Chorus l, I 2, Zeta Pllpha 1, 2g Class 1 x Qfgfa' Sec.-Treas, 1, 2, W.a.r1. 2, 1 - W HAL gy Y.W.C.H. 1 A ,D jk, A 4 ,. HELEN PUTNHM -' 1 J-Burdock, South Dakota V1 5.-M gy' 57, HRLINE C. REID Lf 1 g 1' L511 L5 'Qf 'A H S ' , N b ' 131 112125 1, z,m1f:,6m gg W, Club 2, Cheer Leader 25, - kv Y.W.c.R. 1 QUJ,vs.f I l.. RHEIN '1y4Lf:fJ ya Fllliance, Nebraska as put.,-, ' C.H.Ft. Training 2 ,q '0:' 'lt' FLOYD ROTH 'M' T' K' Comstock, Nebraska Football l, 25 Track 1 IUNE EHRLENE ROUDEBUSH Gering, Nebraska Y.W.C.Pl. 1, 2, Philoma- thean l, 2 . Q 5 is -Aix! V Q3 1 LEWIS B. SHNDERS , - 1 ' 3 X Merriman, Nebraska f f Delta Pi Sigma 1,25 Wing lr' 'R 2411 Club 1 Q - W1-1YNE SHUNDERS S yay! ,rj Chadron, Nebraska M fr' PRUL SCHOMMER M ' ' Chadron, Nebraska Chorus l, 25 Wing Club '. . df 2, Delta Pi Sigma l, 2, ' 1 'l Historian 25 Sigma Tau M667 '+L' v'00U ' . Delta 2 flaw , - f Page Thirty-nine 1 X fC Q . l fi x f xagtkgl IMP! ' I 1' .ff K ' . f 0 va lf , 1. J'.f W, K .1 X.. aft y 1 lbw if t .4 S y A A WW 1 W ltr' vfitk l Aiwa diva C on, Nebraska 0 HELEN SEGER Oelrichs, South Dakota Y.W.C.H. 1, 2, Treas. 2, Kappa Theta Sigma 1, Z NORVIN SELL Plrnold, Nebraska Delta Pi Sigma 1, Z, Pi Kappa Delta 1, 2, Sec. 2, ' t The Thespians 25 Cast o ' 2 Patsy 2, Ninth Guest HRRRIET SIMS Hurora, Nebraska Y.W.C.F1. l, 2, W.Fl.Ft. l, Z7 Home Ec. Club 2, Zeta Ptlpha 1, 25 Chorus 2, Plnokasan Staff 2 ROY SMITH Lisco, Nebraska DOROTHY LENR SNYDER Hlliance, Nebraska Band l, Nr-1' ,,.1 2, Orchestra 1, 2 HLBERT SOSKE Keystone, Nebraska Band l INMRRK SRM STE Mitchell, Nebraska l- Psi Football 17 Track , Beta Sigma 1, 2 is tx J 1' ARTHUR STEWHRT J K Chaclron, Nebraska 3 X Y, A u ., Eagle Staff 2, 1.R.c. 2, X ' Delta Pi Sigma 2, Wing J! ggi, Club 2, cheer Leader 2 45:9 IERN SWEET Chadron, Nebraska X Zeta Pllpha 1, 2, Home J 0' EC. Club 1, 2, chorus 2 CHHRLES E. THOMPSON Nebraska Chadron, CHHRLES VHN HORN Chadron, Nebraska Chorus 1, 2, Delta Pi Sigma 1, 2, Thespians 1, 2- Staff Happy Birthday 2 to You 1, The Patsy BETTY VHN VELZEN ' k Ptlliance, Nebras a Chorus 1, 2, Y.W.C.Fl. 1, Z, Vice-Pres. Z5 Hlpha Phi Pi 2, Philomathean 2, H me EC. Club 1 o BOB WHTERMQN Gordon, Nebraska I Band 1, 27 Orchestra 1,25 Chorus 1, 2, Delta Pi Sigma 1, 2 EIGEL UNE FERNELL W l Gordon, Nebraska Phi Pi I Z' Chorus Fllpha . , 2, Y.W.C.Fl. 1, 2, W.H.H. 1, 2, Wing Club 2 1 1 ROBERT WRIGHT Minatare, Nebraska Delta Pi Sigma 1, 2 IOHN TURECHEK , Chadron, Nebraska Freshmen HN WIN ONIFI SW White River, South Dakota yr Freshmen Page Forty My x ' '-fmt. Y M46 AL ' . f Vf f - ' ' - . f W I 17597: Aff iff' A ef . 4 M7 '. ff if fi ' O- fzianmg-aimed Kf?LQQw' K ,u.,l.u-D.Q,Q-, FRESHMHN cmss OFFICERS GVVSL' QL' - Hngelo. Ruttner .,.,.,.,..,........,.,,.......,, Vice President WM4 Y b-ww Bradford Bartlett ...,.,,,.........,.......,..,..,,,.. President I Mann Sherred ....,.,....,........ Secretary-Treasurer 1 Freshman Class 1 1 wlkihg on lou? t i get toward C H111' . , W' ROBERT HDHMS Hrnold, Nebraska 'yxcfi' Wing Club, Delta Pi gr. Sigma iii. LILH HDHMSON Wauneta, Nebraska K Y.W.C.H. AJ EHRL HKERS Chadron, Nebraska 1' Psi Beta Si a KENNETH HLLISON Rushville, Nebraska Delta Pi Sigma, Band P fl A DELPHINE HNDERSON 'ft S Sidney, Nebraska BETTY BHKER --4799-59' Rushville, Nebraska Gamma Chi Omega MHRY HNN BHLL Chadron, Nebraska d Z ta Qlpha, Chorus, Ban e BRRDFORD BQRTLETT Chadron, Nebraska Delta Pi Sigma, Thes- ' Class President, pians, Staff, Wing ,V Hnokasan Club W IIM BHSS J ang Chadron, Nebr ska Psi Beta Sigma WMC ww WWQW' BOB BHUMHN ,R Cushing, Iowa L Mid Basketball Egiflqfw BHRBHRH BEEB Missouri Valley, Iowa Zeta Hlpha, Chorus MYRNQ BELGUM ' Dix, Nebraska Kappa T h e t a . . I.R.C. WHRD BOURRET th, Nebraska Plinswor Delta Pi Sigma , FRED BROOKS ' ' Chadron, Nebraska Band, Orchestra LOIS BROWN L Gering, Neb J x X 4 I ' , X r Kappa Thet S BOB BURDEN ,Q Merril, Nebraska Football gfoyffiv, , , MHRION BURROWS iw! Chadron, Nebraska? l. Thes Zeta Hlpha, W.H.H., - bate pians, Orchestra, De LLOYD BUSBOON Gurley, Nebraska Page Forty-two HIM MW ,Lfptft W, 4, , ,M ,W 'T I Q, wp l ' ,'t1 .vgjl .. .f . 1-Q. 1 m . G. f . H 'LSGY X y Q. . l . 'i5:5f'j3' . M 4, 13 V ' 3 . . If ELIZQBETH BUTLER Chadron, Nebraska Gamma Chi Omega H C PSTICK - Nebraska T 1 ' MHRY CHPSTICK 1 Gordon, Nebraska BETTE CHRLBOM Chadron, Nebraska Zeta Rlpha C' i 1,711 '-xl' ' A .,L9q,j 4' ELMllfti'?fSLE, uL1 ? ' cbwfffa -',Gq58g34y,g5QSkQ , Loclgepole, N sk ,wvv- ' YV-9-H Esr CHlTT3Y K F,tr5ffr,d1hDktf' A4 - Wiywf G 0 Q fy if Aff!! ,4f1!,ff,kl3CY CLHRK ff' A- f' V j , Plrnold ebra af' 'I flffwj ,,,,rssrrr'ffflfMfJ 5 ' . JW' 0, A - Uilyflgaigler,,Nebjgfiskaf,'d'1 Xl' . 0,'Q:JVU n:VpJf- ',.' K.. . QU co FETZ J A ' , Q Xl' I Chadron, Nebraska Zeta Hlpha, W. Q. Q., f , Ch us, Home Ec. Club jf LEWIS COFFEE K li chasm, Nebraska 5'3- Thespians, Delta Pi ' i Sigma A V C, HE RY K a - Qdro , Nebr i Wy and, J hestr , rus EVELYN co K M Sidneyplle ras? J JJV, LESLIE, TTRELL ,Lak-X Chadron, Nebraska Delta Pi Sigma, Thes- plans Debate t I DICK covrc Chaclron, Nebraska Delta Pi Sigma, Wing Club, Orchestra mcic cmss , 'Aj-A Stuart, Nebraska Psi Beta Sigma--rv Basketball GHYLE CUMMINGS Hinsworth, Nebraska RUTH DAVIS Lisco, Nebraska Kappa- Theta Sigma Page Forty-three ' we 4 if f' Lf, Kap a Sigma, C., GEORGE DHRST Chadron, Nebraska Delta Pi Sigma lOHN DRY Hlliance, Nebraska VIRGIL DRHBBELS Gordon, Nebraska s , ,. ERNMDINE - ENNTSVX ' GJ gfqltrnold X Ayraskajvdlxo . Si wiwgfzfvtd-vw Sigma, ! DORINE DIETEL Chadron, Nebraska 1 ELEHNOR DOOLEY Wayside, Nebraska Home Ec. Club DICK DOOLEY M Wayside, Nebraska IRENE DOOLEY Wayside, Nebraska Home Ec. Club LYNN DRHKE Chadron, Nebraska ROBERT EDDY . Rushville, Nebraska Delta Pi Sigma M55 HHR U, na go, Nebraska U LOIS EVQNS Chadron, Nebraska Gamma Chi Omega, Home EC. Club J KENN H 'Bcmd, Orchestra, Dell Pi Sigma IESSE FEDERLE I Harrison, Nebraska Psi Beta Sigma, Chorus, Band Hay S ings, I.R.C. LESTER FIGG CHHRLES FOREMHN Morrill, Nebraska Band, Chorus - 6 LaVERN E FOY , ll Dalton, Nebraska N .- N f'SDrchestra ttf jjwi BILL FRHHM f fu,-, 'iff Oelerichs, South Dakota Q-Iv 'ggjqjl '7f7ftPsi Beta Sigma V -ix -Y Xxx IDI, -.-.' W' X.X,,f5JJ 15 U 1 Page Forty-four , , xx0f 'JQl -5 L .QW Q fa Q 'il ti 5: we 'SMA Qi S if ' fa WJLMWMJV ,M gr IIM FRENCH 7 Dix Nebraska Wililg Club Dleia Pi Sigma RUTH HELEN FU Gordon, Nebraska ma Chi Omega MRRGHRET GQSPERS Rushville, Nebraska LEROY GHTHMHN O. ' GW dm ' . Gurley, Nebraska. F , Bend , 5 , 7, Dleta Pi Sigma ab uw 1 Mi'?l .,+0.'g'0'J , MHRGHRET GLHSSBURN 1 I YJ Sunol, Nebraska 0- ROS LE 'A ebraska L CHSER Gam LOINE GOODRICH Cody, Nebraska Dleta Pi Sigma MORICE GREER Chadron, Nebraska E ELLH GROSSE Crooksion, Nebraska PEGGY HHLLSTED HAL?-.u-1. -to 4 AWQN Crawford, Nebraska ,fd-AQ , yn WJ, ' fray: - Hlpha Phi, Orchestra,w14H,L Z3j,A4 'N , horus, Band, Hnokasan,,Jn QQ, ,I 2 aff I WE MN HHNDLEY wma QUWLLL Ember fy0 FLOYD HRS AQJ Chadron, Ne 71' Delta Pi Sigma, horus ' K- ' X D- ? Isilsligsfmizf-125,,, we 09,0 Kappa Theta Sig 'd'L Chadron, Nebr s Pi Sigma LICE HIXSO Crookston, Nebraska Hlpha Phi Wgjim . lERRY .DORIS HODGE Crawford, Nebraska ' , 1' Thespians, W.H.H., I.R.C., Philomathean, Staff of The Patsy THY HNUVHODGE DORO Crawford, Nebraska Philo- F , Thespians, W.H.H., mathean, LRC. D rl ROSE HOEVET Fairfield, Nebraska Orchestra, Gamma Chi Omega Page Forty-five AP frp Gurley Nebrask - 1-J F be 1' 'Cr I if wa ,pf f 1,4 JOHN HOKE Chadron, Nebraska ' Band, Psi Beta Sigma, ' Thespians VIRGINIH HOPKINS Herningford, Nebraska Gamma Chi Omega, Band HGNES HOHNER Columbus, Nebraska Kappa Theta Sigma BERNIECE HYDE Orchestra, Hlpha Phi Pi, . Chorus, Hnokasan Staff ELOISE IRCOBY Gordon, Nebraska Chorus, Y.W.C.H. NHOMI IEWELL Winnetoon, Nebraska X Hlpha Phi Pi Chadron, Nebraska 345' MRRY IOHNSON Rushville, Nebraska f, ,, 5 Gamma Chi Orneg ' f VAX O , ,A ,,, 7, . rlGENE,KaU pq! raska 'ij,,,n IOHN KHUEPMHN f, J Chadrorx, Nebraska LEE KELLER I Pine Ridge, South Dakota' ti HRTHUR KEL tg ' -,,.i P l vi1le, Nebraska 1-8-3 I ,till ELEHNOR KENT If' ,PU Gordon, Nebraska Lf It Pllpha Phi Pi, Home Ec. f Club, Thespians, Staff of The Patsy I t TRUMHN KING . . Hshby, Nebraska Delta Pi sigma ff ff v gt if K MQRY glam KLOCK -LQCMAQ, , l M 'Tlqpgoyaf Nebraska U ' If W Gamma chi Omega, f'f,,g,.5,ff ,I-' 'lfhesmans - tl f ,gf P KHTHRYN KOSTOS ' f C. Hshby, Nebraska 1 4 l ' ' ,V ' ' lx lg Y.W,C.H. NI. UV' -Ulf , ' fi , l ' UP. L' ,JH NA LEON LH FONT P 'lf' 'ylff ' , .6 Creede, Colorado ' V K Q ,H ,-Nfl ' HELEN LHMB Q, L0 ,,j,'wg.'g . Ellsworth, Nebraska f-i', I,' ,J ' Hlpha Phi Pi, Band' 4' ' ECHO LQNGE Mullen, Nebraska ' Gamma Chi Omega Page Forty-six Q ! rf' gfffefc' f' D1 L4 . .kg f VU eo, if MQW IOHN LHWS Pine Ridge, South Dakota Band, Orchestra Delta Pi Sigma VIRGINIH LEHHY I Nebraska Chadron, Gamma Chi Omega, 'M Chorus BGA ISE LEE ' LOU Marslcmd, Ne raska RUTH LEMMONS .Chadron, Nebraska Hlpha ' .1 IS IE N LENINGTON W1 W o', Nebraska Rl Phi Pi, Chorus Phi P' Chorus I VIRGINIH LINDMIER Douglas, Wyoming MHRIHN LOOMER Council Bluffs, Iowa Hlpha Phi Pi, W.H.H. HZEL MHCDONHLD L Chaclron, Nebraska -4414. Home Ec. Club 'mf LUCILLE MHRKING 'Wwe IF KW u V 2' , ' ll QNLC.:I-- , Xvvxgil-Xk' X X N Harrison, Nebraska 1 MHRVIN MHRQUHRDT My Meadow Grove, Nebraska y Delta Pi Sigma IONE MHRSHHL Hay Springs, N-ebraska OSEMHRY McFlDHMS fqgtjf .,. R la. , diff, 4, i 4 if V . Chadron, Nebraska H 'M j LAL' Gamma chi omega, l- Home Ec. Club ,, KX . XJ, -. . H W V rHglGr?s MCDILL X: ' ron, Nebraska f' ' A ' MHRY HLICE MC 0 Chaclron, Ne . SWF' Y.W.c.a. My mpg' J 'A 'MDI M X O e j 1 I J , Mme EDWARD MERRILL 6 0. 1 if ' White Clay, Nebras of'- RUTH MILLER Clinton, Nebraska HHROLD MITCHELL Chaclron, Nebraska Thespians, Wing Club, Delta Pi Sigma Page Forty-seven L.. .VL-lj l l L I N ful 11 - QV Y 1 N,.-- ,pf 5 ,41,a-c,Qf,gq4 N,-2, JH, LETHH MHE MORROW W Hrnold, Nebraska l 4' , 9 ..79'.Lafvl4,,,,r-1 Kapp a Theta Sigma X-:Q Mba! 1 --x, VIOLH MOYER Chadron, Nebraska Zeta Fllp a, . . ., - , I bale MJ .tw JL, h W H H De HRCHIE MURDOCK X W . l IVAN Gordon, Nebraska 7 L NQZXLUT. Q Ajxfiy l A CDV A CLYDE MURRHY Hay Springs, Nebraska ggi !j lx fix!! BUD NQYLOR fl' BJ X I 5 'I b aska Chaclron, Ne r lxpx fb! J ,jf fl LOIS IEHN NELSO F! . Dix, Nebraska AI ,Qlwlk-gf, QV? Q'-MM! Kappa Theta s' mayl.,.,,T,igf,-,i,5f l.R.C. , l' fix it C fy?-'K' BERNFIRD NORMHN Crawford, Nebraska Delta Pi Sigma, Football, j jar- Jw ' ' 4, 1 Qttofv C,I3l.Fl. Training HRVIN NORMHN ,mm gf' M Chadron, Nebraska ,M IEHNELLE ore Chaafan, Nebraska ' 41 horus C SUE OLMSTEHD ' f Hinsworth, Nebraska 'Lo ON' alpha Phi Pi 0QfM f ' LORIENE MHRY IO NORMHN Whitney, Nebraska ' Omega Gamma Chi , C.H.H. Training, Chorus, A Y.W,C.13l, ag MERTON OLSON I 'J Chappell, Nebraska Pfcla ' pe W Band MV SCX x ordon Nebrasylaits ff , ' 'V ' Nr 'x ' N x' I cl ' Wt Eh nl . ..f, n O il X Jle vw Ho . X I, V A C b Y A fn alll 1ac o'oUgQ3.Ef 4,! f Q ' l 16 Dalton, Nebraska 0, EVELYN OSBORNE -1 3 Orchestra Chadron, Ne as G , , A RUl'H o'RouRK12 Hlpha f GEORGE PHCE Chadron, Nebraska t Psi Beta Sigma BOB PHTRICK Hlliance, Nebraska Psi Beta Sigma, Chorus Page Forty-eight ,fx -gf Cl, 9 . -,Qu 1 ,AVL .rl ' C B. tray? kv ap! bl ,Ap JJ ' 1 A , aa gl, 'J Q N slr ,sit all yy! fl! HNGELINH PEONIO 'iffy' Broadwater, Nebraska HUDREY PERRETEN Gordon, Nebraska RUTH PERRETEN Gor n, Nebraska 0- fi 12 PEGGY PERSON Genoa, Nebrask jf I , aiphq Phi Pi V' BONNIE PETERSEN X 1 ,Gordon, Nebraska K ,IW Y.W.C. ., Kappa Theta ' OPHL PETERSON K Dix, Nebraska Sigma of f Y.W.C.H., Kappa Theta WJ 97f!lf 9rz..1,,. S, 7, Sigma 1 mc LIN PH1LL1Ps,,Qjf,.,1,QN-vZ U M , ebraska ' - Q ' rc tr Y.W.C.H. 5' I ,tl ,ijl nu Q, LBERT PONT ,' 'Jil' l , ,,vN M: JK 'ff alliance, Nebragljfqyf 7 Wing Club, e taAjBi ww . ' , ' A 'HJJ !P 'R lf X - X Ei! Ne II fl a Piajgmgw B IHCQUIQLINE Porrs f' N 6 ' Chadron, Nebraska bu' Q x tChorus, Zeta Hlpha M BETTY PREDMORE Chadron, Nebraska Gamma Chi Omega, ' , Horne EC. Club fi 1 USM -E Y Q , DHRRELL RHBE Loclgepole, Nebraska Delta Pi Sigma Gregory, South Dakota 5 gford, Nebraska WN REINBRECHT Wisner, Nebraska fl X BETTY LEE RHOHDS Chadron, Nebraska I Y Qlpha Phi Pi, Home E Club Page Forty-nine HEZEL RHSH ' .Le-J' .1 1 Gordon, Nebraska A - , Y.W.C.Q. , -9- f E .0-,t . Q -. l f CLEO REHVIS r ,- 1 f t 147' V by Battle Creek, Nebraska ' ' sr r x f fy! ,mf Y.W.C.H. P ! a -7 M Of P lx'-fi C- REETZ C. Q , coal Luc,ffL'll5-:HQII Tl li, .af b wefc rhadhlf l.:5'a!'S ,ML FH CL, ,giQT.V:,,.V,.jw,Z1 Wi' M My Y RICHHRDSON ' f R so . H Gfrdon, Nebraska XVJJJ1 5'5 . ' V Q?0' D yy! MHRVIN ROBINSON A ,yi ,I dffpiff' , ' Qlliance, Nebraska jf , gidnliiga Sigma, C.H.Fl. f I Bridgeport, Nebraska H 7' , Hlpha Phi Pi M- ' I . 1, IERN MHRIE ROCI-l?l:.'i9!lfJJLK!j! W4V . ff , jVVyJw3V,I, DOROTHY IHNE ROSS L. Broadwater, Nebraska I I V-f I I 1 WAR., chorus, zen , - ry ,K-r :'f ,alpha A ! If ,lLd..lsf5,L.g,f . lf, ' JL, gf -I ' MHRY ROWHNK fix' 5. Mills, Nebraska ' Band, Gamma Chi 5 Cvogjff ' ,' Omega Q .1-.AjIgfrf V' I I JXf'VG i3'1,lffJ'f! HRTYCE RUTTER f'C.47 42 fi I Mitchell, Nebraska M.. , f Gamma Chi O egag L? Y Home Ec. Club, Thes--frfftx pians, Y.W.C.H., Chorus , wi iff 'r' 1 4 7 RNGELH RUTTNER I ,M ,ffk Sunol, Nebraska ,I 11,53 lf: Gamma Chi Omega, 4,2 2, Class Vice Pres., W.H.Ill. 7 O 1 - N? -r ,L Vi: EDDIE SHUB W, ,jr M, Chadron, Nebraska ' V jjff Psi Beta Sigma if LUCILLE SCOTT ' MQRVIN SHERRERD Sidney, Nebraska Chadron, Nebraska Gamma Chi Omega Delta Pi Sigma, Wing Club, Chorus CLHIRE SHIPP Chadron, Chorus Nebraska MHXINE SIPE HELEN SMITH Mitchell, Nebraska Y.W.C.Q., W.H.H. RENH MHE Gordon, Nebraska Hlpha Phi Pi IHNE SPEQRMQN Chadron, N-ebr FLOSSIE SPEHRS Lisco, Nebraska ELVH STROM Chadron, Nebraska J, Y.W.C.H., Kappa Theta Sigma, Home Ec. Club WRRREN STROUSE 1 Page Fifty Hlton, Missouri . Hlpha Phi Pi 59 Mm? SMI H Chadron, Nebraska ' i' Patsy ,' f I Orchestra, Staff of The--Ama'-. W 1 ,iffy 1. J MYRTLE STURGEON , Hay Springs, Nebraska Y.W.C.H., Kappa Theta , Sigma, Home Ec. Club W ILMH SWHLLOW VM Chadron, Nebraska PEGGY IEHNNE THOMPSON Chadron, Nebraska Hlpha Phi Pi, Chorus, Thespiaris, W.H.H. CHROLYN TILDEN Bayard, Nebraska I-'ilpha Phi Pi, Chorus LHWRENCE TILLMHN g Ulf! , McGreW, Nebraska 1, 'ff J, ,V 1' U EW Orchestra, rl E' Q ' ' ' ' 1 I ' .r 'tl ', URsULRjfru1fLQss R 1' , , M ,fy Hay Syfrfings,-Nebraslka r XQ5' , ' ' Hlpha Phi Pi, Chor , , - omeAAEc. Club Y ug of I, , LLY , W lg W , ia , ' raska ' Al . lp P Pi, Y.W.C.H. 2 f .1 E .A,... E U GEORGE TURECPI - gl 4 U ,D Chadron, ellie, QQIKNQJ 'vc xv ' My A W X ,VMJCHN Q. I, ' Mwgkg I VSimeon, Nebraska X .J A ' 55. LLHND WHGNER iiafr., . Wolbach, Nebraska X KD EDNH WHRD l ,yd fr' Crawford, Nebraska x. 'A' A X, RODNEY WARNER ,TJ Chadron, Nebraska , ii'2q1'vBOB WILLIRMS . :ff Chadron, Nebraska C' C B ON . '3 ' ide, Nebraska Bayou 0 Kappa Theia Sigma : ll -B ' IRNE WILSON A .391 Hay Springs, Nebraska GLEN WITTE ' Chadron, Nebraska Psi Beta Sigma, Wing 'Q . Club, Football, C ciub W ROBERT WOODRRD WM , Chadron, Nebraska A f!Lfzf lA' Y - REX YOCUM Jr Gering, Nebraska ' 1-,,' Band, Orchestra, D Q Cl PQ LH RENH YOUNG Kirby, Montana MMM AYJN53 9 Q X- Page Fifty-one x Sigma fl ,' 1 .f X , Fifty-two It is with great pride that Chadron State Teachers College looks upon the social, the semi- social, the semi-professional, and the athletic aspects present here on the Chadron campus. At no other time in the history of the world has the social lite of a country been so sorely tried as it is being tried today amid this changing and critical era. The students of Chadron can well be proud of the opportunities offered them tor preparation and conditioning for this new lite. Ot the numerous social organizations, of the varied and developing athletic games, of the professional orders which exist, any student, no matter what may be his or her aims can easily and profitably find one or several that he or she can do well to follow. l X X 1 f uf Xxx if XX 4 ' 5 x X Or mf W Y ' 'ff' 1, H T ? Q Q Q ,l ? KW ms' .T g X X rv' , Q Q X my in k N Q TY f Q 'KA X ff' 7 5 fN ff ' f A XX fy ? . I IE' 1 Y- -A -.hr W-Y ,frrmg , 74-gi A ,- M... 4 --f- --V -------3---l 'J 1 Miss Edith Hilton Miss Garnet Larson Miss Bernice Cole ALPHA PHI Pl Hlpha Phi Pi was organized as the Hlice Freeman Palmer Literary Society by Miss Clark during 1911-12. Later it became a social sorority and is the oldest one on the campus. The character of Hlice Freeman Palmer was not forgotten, however, as the organization in- creased in membership and activity. She still remains the ideal and inspiration of every girl in the sorority. Qlpha Phi Pi members are chosen carefully on the basis of scholarship and character. The sorority is a cooperative organization and every girl realizes her importance in the group. Page Fifty-four Its purpose is to foster a spirit of fellowship and loyalty among the members and to work for the college welfare. Pls this is a social sorority, many social functions are held during the year. The two most outstanding ones are the Christmas in- formal dance and the spring formal at which some definite theme is used to give a holiday atmosphere. Miss Elma Rogers, who has been president of the sorority for two years, was especially honored this year by being presented as Blue Key Sweetheart. OFFICERS President.. ..., . .... ......,...,,,,..., E lma Rogers Vice-President ..... ,. ....., ,.,,. M axine Cole Secretary .......,.,,,.. .. .. .... Georgia Lemons Treasurer .... ,.......,, M arion Gierau Reporter ....., ,,.,,,.... V ey Thomas SPONSORS A i 4 -ir-gf. df' ,F i V , ' 'J , . 1 4 'A .71 N 5 . -. . .V . , 6 K i x . A - '- .1 Q Q 5 ss 3' lei ' . X 'I S . - ':::- X K 31,5 4 .- Q , N, s Y 'r . ' Q .L , ' Y .. wh x, - l ' 1, I 'I 5 ,. '- ga, . -- -:I 1 2 5 : . e 14 ' -9 il ' . 'Q -Q' f ei J' J eh Z -Q-Q.. :-' f 2 , -in ' .. 4, V n ,.E . YV ,,, , . V V 'af Lv .t , .5E5 . W -Eg: ,.,, NM.-' Sim HQ M ,Qing ' ' X' I - wh' F . .s fS'-xr ,aff '-:JV -'hi - ' I 'Si f 2? 13'g,f11,x 31 b lx F . .' .. is . l' -A ' -3 . 9 -- W X- E 4 Q V, . X .. . 1 3- w .4 Q '. QQ- S , ff , 5 I3 h ,ef K 5 , - Z..e,.m.f.ai.. - 3 ' 1 . '. A ' Q-.Al . e -. Hg' . 'fo 'zr' .... - o' 1 . ,.,. M :T 5 1 Rt ' 's:a- :: :: 3 J: tmp s , 1. ,.-ai? :'- L .,,. : :'-'7 qa.j-5. Y. ' an Y X. ., -I qqib , It Y ' 5. : t 3 lg' X WTS! Y. V Y 5' ' N lzubq E Y , . ..,.. X l, R ..:. ... X 3. L I , . : . ,. A A I 5 1' V . , ,X ' ' 2 1 Y 1, 1 , . .1.. rig.. ' Fi gf.: ' 3112, W 'fflysl .Bri ' I Y . ,, ' - ' 7 3 .lbz K 6 X., . as Q V J' -n lf. - . . - P ,ik P, V, J :... E . f' , S V 5. ,. I :-: 1' 1- V-1 Y 'Q' Behrens Hcxll Lamb Rogers Tulloss Loomer 'iff ,nh v W A S- Q. V N EL' V 2 , h ' Christensen Hcllsted Lebo B. Rhocds von Velzen Olmsted Cleuvelcnd Hinds G. Lemons D. Rhoods Weigle Persons ,Q MEMBERS Cole Hixson Lennington Sipe Walls Smith Davis Hyde Neppl Thomas Cushing Fettters Iewell O' Rourke Thompson Lcxmbe rt Tilden Tully Giercxu Kent Rachel Trcxgner R. Lemons Page Fifty-live 1 L, ft 'P It H1 1' rs 5.5 ty j'lx OFFICERS Treasurer Historian., ,, SPONSORS Dr, Ralph E. Silker Dr. Hlbert H. Burrows DELTA PI SIGMA Delta Pi Sigma, one of the two men's social organizations on the campus, takes pride in its present high position on the campus. The tra- ternity's ideals, scholarship, fellowship, sports- manship and loyalty, as well as the rivalry with the Psi Betas, have been instrumental in obtaining and maintaining this position. The fraternity was organized in the fall of 1928 with thirteen charter members and has Page Fifty-six since steadily grown. Qt the present time it has an active membership of forty. Delta Pi members are prominent in extra- curricular activities as well as in the class- room, which is shown by the winning of the Blue Key Revue twice in its tour presentations. Presidents of the Freshman and lunior classes, Thespians, Lambda Delta Lembda and Student Council are fraternity members. President ,,,,., ,, , ,, ..,, ,,,,,., I oseph Peomo Vice-President . .. .. . Frank Hathaway Secretary., ...,...,,. ..., Raymond Fagar' , Hdolph Bastron Paul Schommer Sergeant-at-arms, , ,, ,,,,, Robert Hnderson Qual' G- Q' '5- E I .,- if tl kt 27' is.. ilksx v xv ' 'iivls ' ' fx . ,y VN, A N 5 'gill Az. X lf ev. 5 '5 K-v gh 2' V gf vf F 5 ,., ., A 4- as Q V ,1 Qs. .P 'E D , f V I . gf -'-A f if Lea ' MEMBERS Ftdams F. I-lnderson R. Hnderson Bartlett Bassett Bastron Behrens Best Boyce Butler Coffey Cottrell Eddy Fagan Faulk Hathaway Hass Heath Hobbler Hulit lanky Iohnson Louden Mitchell L. Norman R. Norman Peonio Person Pont Potter Rittenhouse Sanders Schommer Sell Shaw Stewart Van Horn Waterman Wertz Wright Yocum Ellison Covic Jones Marquart Sherred Page Fifty-seven X '45, Q1 'CQ xx. . Ti S. S Q' X. Q, '- '.'- il is , - ES.. vigil 1 ' M 3 'fix gf. ..,,1.:i OFFICERS President , . .. .,,, .Bertha Barrett Vice-President. ..,, Virginia Thurston Secretary... ,,,.., ..,. Louise Vogt Treasurer ,,Y. . ., Frieda Paxton Historian ,,.,,, . ..... .Evelyn Kannolt SPONSORS Mrs. Vivien Peterson Mrs. Mabel Hoatson Mrs. Hlice Peak HONORHRY MEMBERS Miss Helen R. Williams Mrs. Finn Michael f X ' MMA CHI OMEGA X m rw F amma Chi Omega has rapidly popularized self as a social sorority on the campus. It as, from a charter membership of sixteen, 'ncreased active membership to thirty-three. Gamma Chi Omega strives to form lasting friendships among girfsjl thrpuglfl Wliolesome recreation and contact. - ' L4 - :Q ' ll . l ' r G sJPt'i :ll - 2 V , ' i 7 U n 'x ' , B 'f ll L lt I J' ls' 5 gl 5 t 5 . - W l Page Fifty-eight 4 'ilk ee A -ft' ., J The Gamma Chi's won second place in the Blue Key Revue this year and were the win- ners of the Ivy Day Sing last spring. The Gridiron Queen, Miss Bertha Barrett, is a member and president ot this organization. W M iw ilv ffw Barrett Hau ghey Lange Predmore Baker -X-TQ f 'Xiu' . . 4. , .J ' .igfi ,.', A Q1 7.x Nur lk.. I n P' fi., wi r Qu? 1 ,. P '- 'H in 1 cg, vs .di I S- 1 Brooker Hoevet Leahy Ruttner Fuschet Q? .. Af- ff' EM MEMBERS Butler Chaulk Clements DeLand Hopkins Iohansen Iohnson Kannolt Mcffldams McBride Margrave Paxion Thurston Turechek Uhl Norman Rowan Ruiter , 'A-.,'?. , fir e, - e x : f Q R G J , -' J A. Evans Klock Pont Vogt Scott Page Fifty-nine O O E O O i OFFICERS SPONSORS Miss Nelda Schmidt Miss Lucille Barnum Miss Maude Ummel l I-IONORHRY MEMBERS Miss Doris Wilson Mrs. Flnna Kent KAPPA THETA SIGMA Kappa Theta Sigma was organized in No- vember, 1925. Since that time, the sorority has made a very creditable showing on the campus. lt is the endeavor of the group to foster loyalty for the college and to maintain high social standards. . N The sorority has earned the reputation of always being to the tore in the work oi college Page Sixty organizations and furnishes many leaders in student activities. The only two Women members of the science fraternity, Opal Gunderson and May- belle Chamberlain, are Kappa Theta members. The scholastic standing of the sorority is one of the highest of all social organizations. President. .,i,. , .. .....,. ,,.,., D orothy Iuden Vice-President , ......,., ,,,,,,,, E dith MQSS1Ck Secretary .,,,, .,.,,, ,,,,.,,,. M a xine Shoopmai Treasurer ,,,.,..,,. .. ., .......,,,,i, Ellen Iuclen Historian ,,,.......,.i,,, Mabelle Chamberlain I i ap! i i n 5- Hugustine Dennis D. Iuden B. Peterson Sturgeon Q -1 . .. Q. . i M- 4 ' Belgum Gunderson E. Iuden O. Peterson Van Horn Brown Hager Marcy Seger Guspers MEMBERS Huy Howard Messick Morrow Shipkey Sho pmcm Horner Wilson .L-X . 1 sr '4i '4f X in ri C fbr. Y A is. Davis Icscobsen Nelson Page Sixty-one OFFICERS SPONSORS Dr. F. B, Harrington Mr. E. Tripp Michael PSI BETA SIGMA The Psi Beta Sigma was organized for the purpose of furthering athletics, scholarship, and social life as well as promoting brother- hood, fellowship and social spirit on the campus. The record of its activities during the past year shows that it has not forgotten the things Page Sixty-two for which it stands. The Psi Beta Sigma has given to the school this year the presidents of the International Relations Club, Blue Key, C Club, Pi Kappa Delta and Sophomore and Senior classes. Four Psi Betas are in the stu- dent council and two are in Who's Who in Hmerican colleges for 1940. P i V l President ......,...,.,..,.,.....,.,.,.. Chester Brooks Vice-President. .,........,.,..,.. Dob Kee-baugh Treasurer .,..,,.........,,,., .Wilmer Planansky Secretary .,.,.,..,. r.,r.,,.r,, Q rden Hixson Custodian .,.,,... .,,,, .... B i ll Searloy 1 1' Qkers Criss Greisen Holt Mammen Secrhy I. Boss Cue C. Homilion Hauser Merrick Steever ss- F' x v , 1 F-W 1 lbw . 5' 5. 4 iw 4 B ..., K R. Bass Davis M. Hamilton Iohnson Pace Steinmclrk MEMBERS 2 5 x Bowman Brooks Butler Iohn Federle Finkey Ford Hinne Hixson Hoke D. Keebcxugh W. Ke-ebaugh Kurih Plfmonsky Robinson Samuelson Truxes Witte Iesse Federle .la x V If B N 9 -. .mf mga r E Vi-' .A 9' X x 5 xv? rs u V' Y 44' , X I' if .I CX 'll Z 9 Frohm Hollister X-Q McGinnis Scrub Pcxirick Page Sixty-three if , V N. ttf' JW, 'I s SPONSORS Miss Ethel Delzell Rita Fltlcirison Miss Esther Vanderlass Miss Irene Faulder HONORHRY MEMBER Mrs. H. O. Hrmstrong Wfwj ZETA ALPHA t X Wfjltijjguffu The Zeta Hlpha sorority is the oldest Greek Letter organization on the campus, having been organized in 1917 and has functioned since then Without reorganization. The sorority supports all extra-curricular activities in the college, each member being affiliated with one or more organizations on the campus. The president of Sigma Tau Delta and the president of the Wing Club are mem- bers oi the Zeta Hlpha sorority. Page Sixty-four Hmong their social events of the year are the rush party, pledge dinner, Homecoming breakfast, Christmas party, informal and for- mal dances, and a Mothers Day picnic. Two members of the sorority participate in debate and attended both the state and national contests. Zeta .Cllpha promotes the ideals of leader- ship and service and creates good fellowship among the students. OFFICERS President. ..i.. ,. ,..... Wilma Emick Vice-President.. .... ,.,.,... . .Iecm Oltmanns Secretary ....... .. ....... ., .....,, Pearl Hratani Treasurer.. . .... .Margaret Mctlndrews Rush Chairman... .. .. .......... Iudy Proudtit Q' P 0 MW 5 WW 50: l , T VXJ' X 'KJ ttyl' f, N X- ' Tv X MEMBERS xxx r K 3 J 'IQ ' V . QroiQ'!Zni'N-ig Bcxll Beebe Beguin Breidenbcxch Bruner Burrows ' . J Q J MXfCc:rcler R. Ccrder Coffee Downey Elstun E1-nick Glenn ,A GJ' , ljloffmcxn Kennedy Lister Mcflndrews McGregor McHenry Miller by 'Rx Moyer Olimcmns Proudfii Reid Ross Sims .Ja Sweat Webster Ccxrlbom Morrall Ormesher Potts U Page Sixty-live LU? . -f 1 ET lg ! 4ZlIll llllXX L Blue Key National Honor Fraternity The story of Blue Key at Nebraska State Teachers College has been a story of growing and broadening scope of activities. The growth of Blue Key has been due to several causes. The College administration actively supports the program of Blu-e Key, the moving force ot which is Service to the College. The splendid spirit oi cooperation on the part of the student body contributes greatly to the success of Blue Key all- OFFICERS President. ...,,,..,,,,,, ...,,..,,...,...,,,...,..... ,.,,.... Pl r den l-Iixson Vice-President ,.,...,,.,,............ ...,.,....., I ames Bassett Secretary-Treasurer ......r..,. ,.r. ,,,,,,,, W i lliam Searby Corresponding Secretary ........ ......... M erwin Hamilton Hlumni Secretary .......,,.,,.,...... ,,,,,,.,,,.... W illiam Ford .I Page Sixty-six coll-ege affairs. Fllso, Blue Key men are picked leaders who have shown their willingness to devote much of their time and efforts to promote the joint interests ol the student body and the administration. Election to Blue Key is the greatest CHHLLENGE a college man can have and the honor com-es only when he has proven that he is everything a Blue Key man is expected to be. SPONSORS Mr. Robert I. Elliott Dr. Glenn W. Hildreth Mr. E. L. Rouse MEMBERS Fred Hnderson Iames Bassett Don Cahill William Ford Colby Hamilton Merwin Hamilton Ftrden Hixson Harold I-lixson Ice Peonio William Searby CA ltDl5EllBi5L HEY NATIONAL 55533 gdrzomrv 1' H ' OFFICERS President ..,... . ...,... Marie Tragner Vice-President Mary Ellin Carder Secretary ..........,. Marion Gierau Treasurer .....,..,,......,. Irma Hager Reporter ................ Bertha Barrett SPONSORS Miss Esther Vanderlas Miss Mildred Hawkins Miss Garnet Larson Cardinal Key 3.13 In 1938 the Chadron Chapter ot Cardinal Key, National Honor Sorority, was granted a charter. Members are chosen for outstanding character, high scholarship, and qualities ot leadership. Those who have been chosen cherish the honor and challenge to service which their election conferred upon them. This year Cardinal Key sponsored a chili supper alter the Homecoming game, an all 'nl n 1 Bertha Barrett ,,f ff MEMBERS 'Q 1 Marion Gierau I Irma Hager 1 ' Elma Rogers I 6- P Marie Tragner . ' ' 1 1 N-eyl Webster Maxine Wells l ' , Vey Thomas college leap year dance, and cooperated With the Blue Key in presenting Ivy Day. H new feature inaugurated was the party given for all girls with honor scholarship at the end ot the semester. The purpose of Cardinal Key is to co- operate with the faculty and student body in promoting a greater interest in scholarship and extra-curricular activities. Page Sixty-seven A ' l 1 Helen Breidenbach Mary Ellin Carder Lorraine Cleaveland PI OMEGA PI Pi Omega Pi is a National Honorary Commercial Fraternity. it was established in the spring ot 1923 at the Northeast Missouri State Teachers College at Kirksville, Missouri. Over 37 chapters have been installed in Teachers Colleges and Schools of Education. The local chapter, Ptlpha Theta, was organized in May, 1938. Because all the teachers in the commercial department are members of Pi Omega Pi, the National Organizer, Miss I. Frances Henderson, instructed them to install the chapter. Miss Maude Ummel, first sponsor, is a member of Beta Chapter, Miss Esther H. Vanderlas, second sponsor, is a charter mem- ber ot Zeta Chapter. During the Christmas Holidays, a national convention is held in conjunction with the National Commercial Teachers' Federation. This year's meeting was held in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, December Z7, 1939. President Louise Vogt, represented the local chapter at the convention and reported that Qlpha Theta was recognized as an outstanding and pro- gressive chapter. Membership in the organization is limited to upperclassmen of high scholastic standing, The purpose of the organization is to foster scholarship, increase interest in the commercial teaching field, and bring about a closer association between students and business men and Women ot the community. Page Sixty-eight MEMBERS Bertha Barrett i Lorraine Cleaveland Irma Hager Harold Hixson Ellen Iuden Betty McBride Marie Tragner Louise Vogt lluii l sa +A OFFICERS President .......,...,.... .........................i..... ........... L o uise Vogt Vice-President .,............ .,..... .....,.,,,,...... E l len Iuden Treasurer .................. ........ . . ......... Lorraine Cleaveland Recording Secretary ...,......... ..,...... ......... B e rtha Barrett Corresponding Secretary ...,.... ....,, .,..,..,. I r ma Hager Historian .................................... .......,,. B etty McBride SPONSORS Miss Maude Ummel Miss Esther Vanderlass ' Accuimi 'T . OFFICERS President .........g.......... Milton I. Nielsen Vice-President .....,.... Leon Rittenhouse Secretary-Treasurer .,,,.7.,.,,,,,,. Bill Ford Sergeant-Rt-Hrms ,,,,,.,...,, Harlan Grim Faculty Pldvisor Lawrence G. Lindahl MEMBERS Raymond Fagan Ftrden Hixon Ioe Peonio Stanley lanke Frank Hathaway Clayton Luther HONORHRY MEMBER Hbe Duryea INDI IQTDIAI ADTQ f2l. - - INDUSTRIAL ARTS GUILD The Industrial .Flrts Guild is a professional club presenting three aspects, namely, the professional, the fraternal, and the honorary. The membership is limited to twelve active members and any number of honorary members who are working towards a major or minor in industrial arts. The members must have and maintain at least a C average to remain in the organization. The Guild takes several educational trips each year. Last spring several factories, plants and schools in Denver, and the airport at Cheyenne Were visited. This year -dr trip Was taken to Pine Ridge, and another to Spearfish. X., Some equipment for the shop including a mimeograph machine, a Syncro saw, and a drill press, has been purchased during the past two years by the Guild. Each spring an lndustrial Flrts Fair is held which creates quite an interest among students and townspeople. The Guild publishes a bi-monthly magazine, the Rr- tisan which is sent to all active alumni, an honorary members of the organization. The intention of the Guild is to foster an interest in Industrial Rrts, both Within and outside its ranks. Page Sixty-nine OFFICERS Neyl Webster ,,,,.,..,,.,,,..,,,,,,,,.. President Ellen Iuden .,.,......,,.....,,, Vice-President Norma Prohs .,,,,..... ..,,,..,.,,.,., S ecretary Charlene Davis .,.,....r,.,,.,,...,.. Treasurer Stanley Ianky ,,.rA,..,.,.,,......,.,.., Historian Bernard Donahue .,r. Sergeant-at-Hrms Miss Lucy Clark .,,,.,,..,,,,,...,....r. Sponsor Miss Garnet Larson ,,,r Honorary Member MEMBERS Bertha Barrett Hazell-e Beguin Helen Breidenbach Marjorie Cushing Charlene Davis Bernard Donahue lllnna Fauske Charles Hollister Ieanette Iacobsen Stanley lanky Dorothy Iuclen Ellen Iuden Benjamin Le Blanc Marian Margrave Norma Prohs Paul Schommer Maxine Shoopman Neyl Webster Page Seventy SIGMA TAU DELTA Sigma Tau Delta is a national honorary English fraternity. The local organization, known as the Sigma Beta Chapter, was established in 1929. The purpose of Sigma Tau Delta is to encourage the mastery of self-expression in English and to develop and foster a love and appreciation for good literature. Members are chosen on the basis of scholarship and the interest shown in English. Hctive members are those acquiring an English major. Those acquiring an English minor are con- sidered associate members. Publication requirements of 1000 Words are to be fulfilled by each new member before 4 initiation. The Rectangle is the National Magazine in which original Writing may be published. Pl Short Story Con- test is sponsored by this organization to in- spire creative Work. This group entered a float in the Homecom- ing Parade, The formal initiation was in conjunction with a dinner given by our sponsor. Q9 ,-. ' .4 Q MEMBERS Lila Rdamson Pearl Hratani Martha Hugustine Hazelle Beguin Edna Brown Bernadinte Dennis Plnna Fauske Edna Finch Mildred Gilg Ellen Grosse Opal Gunderson Ieanette Iacobsen Eloise lacoby Ruth Iohnson Kathryn Kostos Eunice Marcy Marion Margrave Helen Mouzes Mary Io Norman Bonnie Peterson Opal Peterson lacqueline Phillips Elizabeth Raben Cleo Reavis Pearl Rietz lune Roudebush Helen Seger Harriet Sims Helen Smith Elva Strom Myrtle Sturgeon Rnna Louise Tully Dorothy Uhl Betty van Velzen SPONSORS Miss Hazel Reynolds Miss Maude Ummel Miss Bernice Cole sei? .-P n -wx ,M : tr' pq. Q5 Her f OFFICERS President .,.....,..,,.,.,.,.. ,,...,,....,,.,,...,.. .,.,..i.t., O p al Gunderson Vice-President l.t.,.t,t, ,,..,.,.l B etty Van Velzen Secretary .....lt,,..,.,,, ......,.,,,s,. P earl Hratani Treasurer ..............,......................i,,..,.,,s,,,ss...,.,,,..,s,,,,.,,,,,,, Helen Seger The Young Women's Christian Hssociation is a service organization for girls, and is open to all for membership. The purpose of this organization is to promote a friendly attitude among the girls of the College and to cooperate with the College in all of its activities. The Y. W. C, Pl. takes an active part in the Freshman Day program and sponsors a tea for all the enrolling Freshmen, thus helping them to feel more at home in their college surroundings. Through meetings held twice a month, the organization has tried to acquaint its members with the relationship between the Y. W. C. H. and the campus, the community, and the home. Page Seventy-three Bob Ftdams Bob Plnderson Bradford Bartlett William Boyce B-ertho Barrett Hazelle Beguin Helen Breidenbach Katherine Bruner Ruth Carder Lorraine Cleaveland Maxine Cole Lewis Coffey Dick Covic Flllen Drake Willard Dryden Roberta Elstun Wilma Ernick Iames French Earl Fisher Raymond Fagan Ruth Fetters Virginia McGregor Marion Gierau Steve Brubb Irma Hager Io Hnna Hall f! Q ,, Q f X Page Seventy-icur MEMBERS Louis Holt Hrden Hixson Ralph Hulit Iean Van Horn Lurin Hinds Phyllis Hoffman Georgia Lemons Virginia McGregor Hnna Laura McHenry Rosamond Mitchell lean Oltmanns Pllbert Pont Pllbert Potter ludy Proudfit Hrline Reid Elma Rogers Marvin Sherred Paul Schommer Martin Samuelson Iames Stewart Marie Tragner Vey Thomas Neyl Webster Maxine Wells Iune Weigel Glen Witte WING CLUB The Wing Club is the pep organization on the campus. Led by competent cheer leaders, Hrline Reid, Io Plnna Hall and Iarnes Stewart, the members of the club attend the college games in uniform and lead the crowd in the cheering. During Homecoming they sponsor a Bon- fire Rally on the C Hill, as well as the annual Homecoming parade. OFFICERS President ....... ...,..... .........,....,...... Fi n no Laura McHenry Vice-President ........ ............. ,..,,... I o Flnna Hall Secretary ......,,.,.... ...,.,. . .Rosamond Mitchell Treasurer .......... .,,. . . ..,...,.. William Boyce Sponser .................,..........,.............,....... Miss Hdelaide Miller l t 1 V Il THESPIANS N ff X , '5 OFFICERS President ....,A...,,,A...A.....,.,..........,......A......,.,,,7. Raymond Pagan Vice-President ..,.......,...... ,,,,,A, K ay Lawrence Secretary-Treasurer ......,.,. ...,,,,A,,,,,,,,, B etty McBride Historian-Reporter ...,..... ,,,,..,, C harles Vqm Hom SPONSOR Miss Helen Rovene Williams HONORHRY MEMBER Mrs. Hnn Michael 'J ff? A , CAMPUS Tl-IESPIANS The Campus Thespians compose a pro- fessional fraternity in order to promote educa- tional, cultural, and social interest in the drama. lt is the prime endeavor ot the group to foster appreciation for the arts ot the theater. The dramatis personae and the produc- hon maH otHTHE PHTSYH and HTHE BUNTH GUEST , plays presented in 1939 and '40, were composed entirely of Thespians. Twenty-eight new members were initiated in an impressive candle light ceremony which was followed by a formal buttet luncheon. The Thespian costume ball, one ot the most colorful events ot the season, was the high- light ot the organization's social activities. The annual May dinner, with its awards and in- stallation of officers, climaxed the activities ot the Campus Thespians tor the academic 117 X year. Bradford Bartlett Marion Burrows Henrietta Chulk Lewis Coffey Leslie Cottrell Gayle Cummings Charlene Davis Phil Deaver Verda De Land Raymond Fagan Paul Fowler Willis Furman Frank Hathaway Doris Hodge Dorothy Hodge Iohn Hake Stanley lanky MEMBERS Thelma Iohansen Iewell Ioslyn Dorothy Iuden Eleanor Kent Mary Flnn Kloch Kay Lawrence Betty McBride Edwin Mammen Edith Massick Harold Mitchell Robert Norman Robert Patrick Hrtyce Rutter Norvin Sell Maxine Shoopman Peggy Ieanne Thompson Charles Van Horn Page Seventy tive OFFICERS President, ..,. Charles Hollister Secretary.. ,.,.. Raymond Fagan Treasurer, ...... Flnna Fauske Corresponding Secretary .. .lean-ette Iacobsen MEMBERS Dean Hrmstrong Hazelle Beguin Myrna Belgum Don Cahill Raymond Fagan Flnna Fauske Lester Figgins Wilbur Harris Doris Hodge Dorothy Hodge Charles Hollister Ieanette Iacobsen Quentin Louden Lois lean N-elson Ioe Peonio Elizabeth Raben Martin Samuelson SPONSOR Miss Rita Htkinson International Relations Club The International Relations Club, the only international organization on the campus, is a club for the purpose of studying and discussing current national and international events and issues. Regular meetings, which are held twice each month consist of individual reports and group discus- sions. Through district, national, and international club publica- tions this chapter keeps in touch with various other chapters. Prom the ranks of the l.R.C. this year came the presidents of the Senior Class, Delta Pi Sigma, and Campus Thespians. Other members are active in the various campus organi- zations. The club has been unusually interesting this year be- cause ot the crisis in world affairs. ORCHESTRA Each season the College Orchestra is maintained at a high standard ot excellence as its membership is com- posed of talented music students, tac- ulty members, and former students who reside in Chadron. H repertoire ot wide variety is studied and played for assembly pro- grams, plays, commencement, and the annual spring concert. David Berry Frederick Brooks Marion Burrows Floy Christensen Harry Cook Hazel Cook H-enry Cook Mrs Eleanor Cook Richard Covic Marion Crites Kenneth Faulk Iohn Federle Ruth Fetters La Verne Foy Donna Gierau Peggy Hallsted George Hinne MEMBERS Berniece Hyde Mary lane Lane Iohn Laws Edith Massick Hmbrose McCann Plnna Laura McHenry Layne Norman Evelyn Osborn Iacqueline Phillips Ruth Pont William Reische Dorothy Snyder Lawrence Tillman Robert Waterman Shirley White Plllred Wickman Rex Yocum t 'f :M Rose Hoevet ti COLLEGE BAND The College Band, with a membership oi forty, for the first year under the direction of Roy Peterson, has undoubtedly had its most successful season. With the exception ot eight members from last year, the band is newly organized. This organization has made more than twenty public appearances this season, which bespeaks the willingness ot its members to do more than their share toward generating school spirit as well as giving their own concerts. MEMBERS Kenneth Hllison George Ball Mary Hnn Ball Hazel Berry Frederick Brooks Philip Brooks Harry Cook Hazel Cook Henry Cook Kenneth Faulk Iesse Fiederle Iohn Federle Ruth Petters Charles Foreman Le Roy Gathman Io Rnna Hall Frank Hathaway George Hinne Lewis Holt Iohn Hoke Virginia Hopkins Millard Iones Iohn Laws Edith Massick Merton Olson Evelyn Osborn Roland Potter Leon Rittenhouse Mary Rowan Martin Samuelson Dorothy Snyder Lawrence Tillman Orville Townsend Bob Waterman Hltred Wickman Rex Yocum TWIRLERS Ralph Shipp Helen Lamb, Peggy I-lallsted Page Seventy-seven THE COLLEGE CHORUS The College Chorus began its career as a concert organization with the opening of the college year in the fall ot l932. The initial membership numbered forty-three. The cur- rent season finds an enrollment ot almost eighty. The activities of the organization in- clude three rehearsals per Week throughout the year, a program at Christmas, Bacca- laureate and Commencement. ln addition to this, appearances are made in nearby towns and on two extended tours in the spring. The most important is the second of these which takes the Chorus to Denver tor a broadcast from the studios of K O R. The Chorus occu- pies a top place on the lists ot this important station on the N B C chain. MEMBERS ' SOPRHNOS Bertha Barrett Mary Ellin Carder Mabelle Chamberlain Margaret Howard Eloise Iacoby Dorothy Iuden Virginia Kennedy Virginia Leahy Betty McBride Lucille Morris Mary Io Norman Ieanelle Ofe Edith Iean Oltmanns Iacqueline Potts Dorothy Iane Ross Hrtyce Rutter Maxine Shoopman Harriet Sims lean Sweat Page Seventy-eight Carolyn Tilden Ursula Tulloss Neyl Webster Iune Weigel Claire Shipp TEN ORS Iames Bassett Bernard Bauman Iesse Federle Merwin Hamilton Hrden Hixson Ben Le Blanc Layne Norman Robert Norman Robert Patrick Hlbert Pont Leon Rittenhouse Paul Schommer Hlired Wickman Rex Yocum HLTOS Mary Rnn Ball Barbara Beebe Ruth Carder lean Coffee Roberta Elstun Wilma Emick Plnna Fauske Peggy Hallsted Lurin Hinds Thelma Iohansen Ruth Iohnson Ellen Iuden Georgia Lemons Ruth Lemons Lois Lenington Flnna Laura McHenry Edith Massick Rosernond Mitchell Ruth Marie O'Rourke Iudy Proucliit Peggy I-eanne Thompson Dorothy Uhl Betty Van Velzen BHSS George Ball Robert Cobb Henry Cook Paul Fowler Hlvin Hass Floyd Hass Clay Merrick Marvin Sherred Charles Van Horn Robert Waterman Iohn Steever Marion Gierau, pianist tg is OFFICERS President ,.......,......,,.,..,...A....,. Theda Mae -Lebo Vice-President ,A.,.,.. .........,,., F rieda Paxton Secretary, ..,..A.,,... .......,....,....... M axine Cole Treasurer ......,,.. ..............,., M argaret Howard MEMBERS Martha Hugustine Edna Brown Kathryn Bruner Mary Ellin Carder Lorraine Cleaveland lean Coffee Maxine Cole Verda De Land Elinor Dooley Irene Dooley Wilma Ernick Lois Evans Margaret Howard Ruth Iohnson Virginia Kennedy Eleanor Kent Theda Mae Lebo Rosemary Mcfldoms Margaret Mcilndrews Dorothy Morrall Mildred Neppl lean Oltmanns Lorene Orrnesher Frieda Paxton Betty Predmore Betty Rhoades Dorothy Rhoades Plrtyce Rutter Harriet Sims Elva Strom Myrtle Sturgeon lean Sweat Virginia Thurston Phoebe Turechek SPONSORS Miss Ethel Delzell Miss Mildred Hawkins HONORHRY MEMBER Miss Nelda Schmidt X T fa, :I WV' , - 1 f vi' I HOME ECONOMICS CLUB The Home Economics Club has been functioning in this college since l93U. lt is affiliated with the Hmerican Home Economics Hssociation. Qny girl taking one of the Home Economics courses is eligible for membership in the club. The objectives of the club are to promote friendship among the girls, to unite the efforts of the members on one service activity during the year, and to provide fur- ther home economics activity throughout the state and nation. Meetings, which are held once a month, are social as Well as business. The big social event of the year is the annual Christmas dinner. Page Seventy-nine X ers College Days- l x Y--v--..., f .sem l s l. Chadron State Teach- Treasure Island. ' X x Q? ' xt -J 'XX Geography Study Tour The snapshots on this page illustrate all too briefly some of the events ol both a scientific and vocational nature participated in by stu- dents of the 1939 Geographic Study Tours. Pllways the group carried on with the idea in mind that they were representative of you as individuals and an institution. Objectivity in all observations is one of the major premises upon which the work is based. Groups attained this through work on individual desires in the urban and rural Studi-es. Hll attended lectures given on school systems. These consisted ol state and city educational methods and practices presented by state and city superintendents. Committee studies at the World's Fair at San Francisco facilitated arriving at complete participation on the part of the whole group. The latter study was carried on as guests ol the president of the Fair Board. Old Mexico was unique, the Southwest was a small model Tropical Desert, and the Grand Canyon was inspiring. In tact the group had all the experiences oi regular vacationists plus the added value of scientific direction. 5 Fishing studies from governors yacht Golden Gate 6. Httend church at four hundred-year Isleta I I I I Y- Lg, JA- S IW., I fi 4 ' sz Q I I V '.,n I I K , I 'Vg 5 1 I .. 0 . I I CIVILIAN PILOT TRAINING PROGRAM The school year 1939-40 marks the inau- guration ot CPTP in over 400 colleges in the United States. Sponsored by the Civil Hero- nautics Huthority, this program has made pos- sible the training, at a nominal cost to the students, of approximately 9000 young men and Women in a controlled flight course that has as its main objective sate and competent pilots. The reward ot satistactory completion of the course is the much coveted Private Pilot Certificate. 18 young men and 2 young Women com- prise the quota tor Chadron State this year. Ground school training began early in Octo- ber and continued until early in Hpril. Flight operations, belated by first-year difficulties, got under Way February l and continued the remainder ot the year. Training planes were Piper Cubs , with 50 h.p. Franklin motors. GROUP l GROUP 2 Iames Bassett Harlan Grim Frank Best Bernard Norman Hope Brooker Hrden Hixson L-ee Coleman Layne Norman Melvin L. Butler Rlton Hutchinson Clayton Feldhausen Mary Io Norman Earl Fisher William Searby Rolland Harr William Rhein William Ford William Truxes Henry Kampus Marvin Robinson OFFICIFILS H. R. Carmean .... Mayor of Chadron, Chadron municipal airport E. T. Michael .... Director Civilian Pilot Trainingg Ground School Instructor Carl R. Thomas ............ Ground School Instructor Frank Snool-:..F1ight School Operator, Flight instructor, group 1 Clyde Ftdams ............ Flight instructor, group 2 Page Eighty-one WOMEN'S I-IALL Built in l932, Women's Hall accommodates ap- proximately one hundred girls. H counsel is chosen each year to represent the girls in dormitory activities. Representatives for this year are Norma Probs, Ieanette lacobsen, lean Van Horn, Phyliss Hoffman, Charlene Davis, Harriet Sims, and Ruth Davis. Hn annual Christmas party is held, together with occasional house meetings and other social functions. Page Eighty-two 7 . . ,-nf' it MEN'S HALL Plccommodating 106 boys, the new Men's Hall, erected a little over a year ago, has a large and beautiful lobby, venetian blinds, spiral stairs and a large open fireplace. Pin office of an Hirway Sta- tion of the U. S. Weather Bureau is housed here. ln the basement is the College Museum and the recreation room, scene of many college func- tions and most of the collegiate dances. E your book-and, We have tried to make it as TH E ANOKASAN We of the staff and the board have attempted to give you, our audience-students and faculty of Chadron State Teachers-a book which will forever stand as a measuring stone along your life's road, lt is our deepest wish that your 1940 HNOKPISHN be the one book you will never forget to take With you as you move onward to other and better fields. lf you receive as much enjoyment out of leafing thru these pages as We have had in their construction, we can Want no more. We greatly appreciate the spirit of cooperation and helpfulness that each individual student as well as every organization has extended toward the production of this book. This is interesting to each of you as possible. STQFF Fred Hnderson ,,,,..,,.. ,..,,,.,,.,,.,, ....... . . Editor-in-Chief Bob Iones ....,........ .. .,..,...... Hssistant Editor Bill Searby ...ii,...ii,ii .,.......... M anaging Editor Bradford Bartlett ,,., .,,,,..i.. H dvertising Editor Quentin Louder: ..,..,,, ,,,,,i.,.. Pl dvertising Editor Mary Ellin Carder ..... . ..,...,,,,.,.....,. Plrt Editor Marion Margrave. ..,,. ,...,.,. Ft rt Editor Iames Bassett ,.,,..., ..,....... S ociety Editor Harriet Sims ..........,. ......t..,, S ociety Editor Pldolf Bastron ,,.....,.,,.,, ...,,,... S ports Editor Ieanette Iacobsen, ,....,t,,,i ,, .,,,, Sports Editor Bill Ford ...,.,,,.,.,., ..i,,,,. . . ...... r. .. ..t.,..,. Photographe loe Peonio ............,., ,,,,,..,i,.. ,.,.... ........ P h o tographer Margaret Lister ........., .,..,.,,,,..,,.,,. F acuity Editor Don Cahill... ....,,., Senior Class Editor lean Van Horn ....... ,..,,,.,t.t,...... I unior Class Editor Maxine Cole ..,...,,.... ..,..t.,. S ophomore Class Editor Peggy Hallsted ....... .. ., ..,,, Freshman Class Editor Berniece Hyde ....... ........... ............... F r eshman Class Editor PUBLICHTION BOHRD Faculty Representatives .,,,........,t Student Representatives ..,.. Ralph E. Silker Miss Nelda Schmidt Miss Garnet Larsen ,...............,.Earl Finkey Elma Rogers Bill Searby Page Eighty-tour Wit RWWAIVAA Women's Hthletic Hssociation was organ- ized for the purpose of promoting interest in organized athletics among the college women. This year the first meeting was the Gypsy Trail hike 'to which girls interested in sports were invited. This Fall, fifteen members and Miss Miller drove to Crawford and climbed Crow Butte for the anual Crow Butte hike which is attended by active members of the association. Informal initiation was held November 23, and the novices were initiated in the tradi- tional ceremony. The formal speedball ban- quet was December 5 at the College Inn. Plwards were made and plans for the coming year were outlined. The W H H entertained the boys and girls who participated in intramurals at Open House at the gym March 9. Spring brought the annual weekend camp at the State Park. This affair is well worth atending. The club sponsored sports of various kinds so that every girl with special interests will be able to take part in her favorite sport. OFFICERS PPSSideI1t ...........Y... .......................... L orraine Cleaveland Vice-President .....,... ,,.,,,,,,,,,,,i,i,,,,, I rmq Hager Secretary .........,.... .... ............ N e yl Webster TTGCISLITGF ...-...... .................. K athryn Bruner SDOHSGT .....,.... ....... M iss Hdelaide Miller Rt' Mary Finn Ball Helen Breidenbach Hope Brooker Kathryn Bruner Marion Burrows Vera Chichester Lucy Clark Lorraine Cleaveland lean Coffee Ruth Davis Ruth Fetters Irma Hager Io Hnna Hall Doris Hodge Dorothy Hodge Ieanette Iacobsen Ruth Iohnson Evelyn Kannolt Margaret Lister Marion Loorner Hnna Laura McHenry MEMBERS Berniece Miller Letha Mae Morrow Viola Moyer Evelyn Osborn Opal Peterson Ruth Pont Gerthu Pratt Betty Preclmore Iudy Proudtit Elma Bog-ers Dorothy Iane Ross Hngela Ruttner Harriet Sims Maxine Sipe Helen Smith Vey Thomas Peggy lean Thompson Marie Tragner Iean Van Horn Neyl Webster La Rena Young K 5 ' fl iq. -F'- .. 5 -nb- 54 35- 11 .si i. '1v. ' '1-rg' N W 2 -f .-.w:Qaa1rfi4a:'r-f , 7,-1 i +4-' ,.,. . 'Il 1 -9 N Gi' Nfllgru 3 I- Q E .P ' 'JE '41 I K . ,, -. ' z , I . -, .x-V J, ' i Q J -691 1,9 D YJ X 1 Q A f S ff'-4' E ,f S.! Nf an . 2 1 f s X 2 5 N f 'I 1119 1 I A . W ' X 1 'M Q iff! ' l kg L b I 1 , S I , 1 I 1111111111111 1 iii Z Y , ' . 1 1 W. aw TBALL Planarusky . . , honorary captain ff . A 'fl X The bosses look on . , . Keebaugh . . . the checkroom boy The line takes shape . . HRMSTRONG PLHNHNSKY End Half back N. Wafg M. HHMILTON Guard ,v .1 -We . . , sr 'W fm mg - ' 1-'f 54 2251532 QE 0 1 Q. Q, ' LN ' 5 5 az f frm Z :WW H . ' 23 5,193 I . - f. GF'-pl 353235 ' if f + - ess' . !'4 30157 ' + ' K x ,fa M M112 ' -M Q - -If-wg .J A J. .Q-f 1 Nl ' E6 , ,'1 , as U. -- .ugh-'gli ,Y -' f. 1- , nm: ,, , , 1 W gy? 1, N,-4 ' ,. I 1. 'fgii . ' , f U15 X A 5 ff 4 ilfiw 'I ' ' - fi? fl' -KL I W ' ' ' .7953 1 -. Eff ,, , , ,.-1 X M V?--J-'ffyf ' -7 'J , 1 gz'?f-'.- , --.11 Y Q 4 .5 'xv A 51, 'I' i 1. l,,::,J ' ., 1, .9 A ' ,:f:w,,-.e , . ','- Ig jg 91, 1 v 4 zzz' M -' V , . ig ' M . , 2 5 K Q 1 fx Q: , , w iff: ,. 2' I , Q , 6. X . . ,.- an . ' I. fxewi, i if 1 , If 1 5 1 N-fs 1 1 4. A ff' u Y f.?!'1 I l 4 X ' 1 f f- H ' 'x'lw tg'L . . A ' 7 , f - N ., I y mx V - ' W .. W xx, 5 n 9 'P 9 CQ M 471 C V Rt? r 4' H I i 1 Q E if 1 f ' - -1 vw ' 4 O -.,-.. + sf Finkley and Iohnson clear path around the Colorado Miners left end parade, followed by the crowning of Grid Queen Bertha Barrett of Kimball, who was attended by Misses Kay Law- rence and Elma Rogers. Captain Merwin Hamilton performed the crowning cere- mony. Unfortunately the hilarity of previous hours was to be dimmed, for from the moment the Peruvians began things looked dark for Chadron. H fight- ing offense and a tight defense found the first half ending with Peru holding a seven point lead. Fine playing on the part of the visitorsfjbitfnd the game ending 26-U in favor1E,Qff Bobcats. With the Peru plays leap frog... but Wh-ere is the ball? McGinnis, junior quarterback from Mitchell, Won high honors as signal- barker on the Hll-State collegiate first team. Morgan rated first string tackle on the N.l.H.H., and Plrmstrong, Bruer and Earl Iohnson made the second team. McGinnis Was the only man on the H11- State squad who was not a senior. Hlthough the loss of six seniors, Hrm- strong, Planansky, Kurth, M. Hamilton, Truxes, and Brooks Will be felt, Coach Qrmstrong feels that the Wealth of fresh- man material and reserve strength should more than balance the loss of those game Wentyflfthf .1.Q.t11. title and the ,W mducmng finale ofttljjfe gljrfrent season. g ' f flag ,. ni M f ,af 1 NIJ Lf' ' KM if JM f M fdwf w 'j 'l' BURDEN ones! E, Q, , 'TLER WITTE Guard Tackle A T gckle End Coaches Hrmstrong and Roberts with their bruisers. 1939 SCHEDULE ET' N .,. W5 tt? Yale Chadron 7 Ottawa University, Kansas 6 Chaclron 7 Kearney Teachers O Chadron U Colorado Mines, Golden 32 Chadron U Western State, Gunnison, Colo. U Chadron 13 South Dakota School of Mines B Chadron U Missouri Teachers, Maryville 27 Chaclron 14 Wayne State Teachers O Chadron 0 Peru State Teachers 26 THNGEMHN NORMHN C. HHMILTON PINNEY BOTH Halt back Tackle Center quarter back Half back A, C,i,41Q2QfQg,1,pQ7f7 ,ffjf-we- 1 5 jx ,4f'1,-f1.1.L4- 1, f I J i 'I iff l'f'76qf George Bowman Honorary aptain. Hn able floor gen- ra1. Dean Hrmstrong, high point man. Not bad! lust co-champs of N. I. H. Fl. League. K ka Page Ninety-three BOWMHN torward HRMSTRON G forward Tying Peru for the N. l. H. H. conference championship, the Chadron basketeers, under Coach Ross Hrmstrong, had one of the best basketball teams in the history of the school. Pour games were dropped out of the entire schedule, and none ot these were decisive losses. Opening the current season appropriately enough, the Eagles edged out the South Dakota School of Mines in two fast games, 38-36, and 35-33, on the home maples, and played the Miners again, there, to chalk up two more victories, 38-36, and 43-39. Page Ninety-four WK. BASKETBALL Ht Western State in Colorado the Eagl won the first of two games by a score of 42 and took the second 48-36. The next game home, against McCook Iunior College turn out Chadron 62, McCook 32. ln stride now t Eagles squad played the tough St Regis tea taking two games, 42-41, and 40 32 strong's boys started again by deleati McCook Iunior College 46-35. Kearney Tea ers found themselves fighting for a lost ca in both games against hte visitors with t scoreboard favor'n th Ch 1 g e adron boys 68 and 46-35. The trips told on the Eagles te With a hard week ahead Coach Hn 1 c u c c when it dropped a heartbreaking 39 40 PLHNHNSKY guard fa W QQ i,f tllxfff' ,ii A ft fit, li ,Hifi THNGEMHN guard cision to Speartish but took the other game 60-36. Taking the Wayne freshman-sophomore group 56-35 in the first contest Chadron slipped tar enough to let a determined Wildcat five Win 44-4l. Colorado Teachers also split games with Chadron as BoWman's shot tell only inches short to give a Colorado 47-49 win. Snapping out of the streak the Nebraskans won a decisive 50-35 victory the following night. Chadron faced Peru in the play for the N. l. H. Pl. title. The initial game found Chadron cold, and a tast comeback 'in the dying moments of the game tailed to close up a two point lead as Peru won the first tilt 47-45, plac- ing the Bobcats in the conference lead. The CRISS guard HOLGERSON guard 140 CRDWHLLPIDER forward BUTLER guard Eagles came through in the second game to give the Peruvians a severe setback, thus splitting N. I. Pl. H. honors. BoWman's fast breaking and tricky play- ing, Hrmstrongs shots from all angles, Planan- sky's splendid guarding and Floyd's smooth ball handling Will be missed by the team and fans next season. Page Ninety-five . il, .. Into the stretch I Woops . . . Potter!! Keebaugh, D. Keebaugh, R. I-louser, G. Houser, E. Iohnson, Ingwersen, McGinnis, Hkers, Patrick, Cadwallader, Ninegar, Bruer, and' Grim. lngwersen and Grim are the only senior members. The 1940 schedule included trips to the Boulder, Colorado, Relays and the N. I. H. Fl. Con- ference meet at Kearney. Page Ninety-six Mifwglfvt A! I .4 ,- , v ' ' QP . an Field l Cb! With the coming of Warm X Weather, various aspirants for the Eagle track squad could be seen out limbering up on the cinders and on the field. Sev- eral lettermen were back, in- tent upon retaining the records that they had Won last year and promising to do even better this spring. Coach Qrm- strong had charge of the track squad this year, replacing Moser, who relocated in West Virginia. Squad members this year in- cluded Steinmark, Coleman, W. it , WjQN ' tf ' rv, Keebaugh calls .... To your marksI twilftlllttffllllw l For the first time in the history of the school, Chadron State Teachers added tennis to their list of interschool sports. Coach Roberts selected a small but mighty team ot but four members. The team members Were: Bradford Bartlett, who Was one ot the duo that Won the North- West Nebraska doubles cham- pionship last year, Iohn Laws, f L X lim pours in his Hee Chadron's first tennis team. Brad goes back for a high Jflfwv, ww, .,w0ff 79 a freshman like Bartlett with a nice court play, Iames Stewart, a member of the U. S. L. T. H. and an active competitor in many of the local tournaments, and Ioe Peonio, an excellent singles player and doubles companion. The l94O Schedule included meets With Kearney, Wesleyan, Doane, and Midland. Page Ninety s ven l Left to right: Iacobsen, Thomas, Cleaveland, Van Horn, Rogers, McHenry, Webster, Hager. Page Ninetyleight The Department of Physical Education for Women under the direction of Miss Miller, offered eleven sports to the Women of the college this season - speedball, volleyball, basketball, tennis, ping pong, ring tennis, badminton, swimming, archery, and golf. The Freshman have rather taken the field this year as they Won the basketball cham- pionship with a team composed of Chichester, Ruttner, R. Davis, Loomer, Burrows, Osborn, Young and Moyer. The victorious Freshmen volleyball team was made up of Ball, L. Clark, Coffee, Lenington, Morrow, O. Peterson, Preclmore, and Sipe. The Upperclass team which won the speedball championship was made up of Proudfit, Bruner, Hall, Miller, Lister, Van Horn, Hager, Rogers, Thomas, Tragner, Webster, and Mcl-lenry. Vey Thomas Won both the ping pong and ring tennis singles. The ring tennis doubles Miller: Rnd what next do we have on the fun parade? Was Won by Hnna Laura MCI-lenry and Vey Thomas. The W. H. H. sponsors annual intramural tournaments. Perhaps the most popular is the basketball contest. This year six teams were entered, Hmazons, Romans, Hthenians, Spar- tans, Pirates, and Vikings. The Hthenians Won the championship with a team composed ot R, Davis, Ross, Predmore, Gilg, Proudtit, Van Horn, Sipe, and D. I-lodge. Marie demonstrates T s 1- her back-hand. Rochel gives the team some pointers. The W. H. H. cooperates with the depart- ment in stimulating interest in organized and individual athletics. This group operates an award system which makes it possible for any Woman with varied sport interest to earn her membership into W. Fl. H. These points may be earned by making class teams, individual participation in minor sports, and hiking. 72 points are necessary for W. H. Fl. membership, 100 for class numerals, 250 for the W. H. H. pin, and 500 for the W. H. H. felt emblem. Naw . . . Don't believe they can actually use the stuff . . . the photographer just wanted a picture. in-:gg-z' . x.. as .1-?T'?Fs:'gZ '-.1-'flir- '1-L. ' I -f.3.5E ' -nv-vi'-' -if f J - .I -4 M ,,..,... .4 ,,L,,5:,2- - ff ..,,.1 ' . . , -.. W 91-A ' Lf- '1-'-' .Y : . -7-3 , -1. ' w-Z-LI ef- -'21 ' ' t ' r Speed Ball . . . cmd we do mean speed . . . as Peggy rushes in for this one. by T A if f 3Q.i5'1 g'ff iie-12115 f'i?Ei'i5'S???Eq Perhaps the most coveted of all the awards' is the W. H. H. C sweater which is presented after the girl has earned SOO points. G I R L This year there were eight active sweater wearers in the organization. Those awarded sweaters this year are Thornas, Hager, Van Horn, and Webster. The girls who earned their A T H L E T I C S sweaters last year were Iacobsen, Rogers, Cleaveland, and McHenry. The highest award, a gold medal for ll0U points, was gained by Miss Elma Rogers this year. Z! ,XT . . . Hmazons on march to the field. 5' Page One Hundred , 1 I I fQ'F?f'N A Q43 XM W E 9 l 3 Xv.f ? 1 Q 5 K I Lx a!ffFA,f' -0 1 W 4 W . N I I , . F 'Ll' P I- ab 'K Phnu I ' 4, ,as 1 Page One Hundred Two HOMECOMING Berthcr-crowned Queen of the gridiron. Our Bonds on Parade. Helen and Peggy, Mgjorettes, The kick-off. It was cz good game even 'though Peru did Win. The Wing Club leads the show. lil ill l l Muff QQ Q 52 1 Now girls, what's brewing? Smile boys-aw Bob! Kenny knows it's the truth-she said Oh-eh-kids, it's the Doc. Ray pulls, While Louie rests. Come and get it-before We throw it out. Leon and Lorraine on cr financial diet. Campus Shop service-smiles free. Four little girls-- Hren't We cute? The swing masters. The Thespian costume ball. lim- Come on up the weathers line. Page One Hundred Three fad: . .,l:,. Page One Hundred Four OUR FV' ll, l I, rl s ,K f flee- A ,-sA'ixi5.,, , Q giafafflt' l KAY rf 'I Q Ins 4' ,xl 1 . , 1 , ,-. f, 1 V. 1, PF if? 1 1 1 , F l 4 v . I Qi, Caught in the Hct. Houser and Hester drink a toast Breidenbach shows us how. Ready for action. Lawrence autographs-? Htter dinner contentment. The Way to take life easy. Ormesher gets in a hurry. McDonald the tree climber. Gathman gets close to his work. Z H's interpretation of football. Ford, a mighty man is he. lldh :lx is Page One Hundred Five '. Qi gs ld- WP1 N25 Page One Hundred Six y,1.l,yQ,m.f R U of 1, 0 xl ' El Q I Don and Iudy plant the Ivy . .1 Rogers gives us information and advice . . . Here comes the Que-enI f T The keys are hung . . . The Psi Betas and Fllpha Phis win . , . Your Majesty, The Queen . . . p t3 ba RAINBOW TEA ROOM GET DATES RESERVED EARLY THIS YEAR Food For All Occasions Prepared, Put Up and Served Phone 45 Greetings and Best Wishes Ormesher Bros. Everyllun,, 10 EQ! fol Party or PICHIC Telephone 85 A 173 Mann ww'-' . Page One Hund cl Se en Phone 39 Rasmussen Lnmlmr 81 Coal Co. 0,Banions Sc and 10c 551 and Up Gifts For Everyone Phone ' : 200 Greetings and Best lVisl1es S. T. lludson 0il Co. Opposite Blaine Hotel CHADRON, NEBRASKA Log Cabin GREENHOUSE Phone 63 Page One Hundred Eight Ninegar and Finkey al I-lllicmce Golden Gloves l ' 'x , 'L Kelley admires Sherred's hair shave Drake painis-Maybelle aids science , 4 1 in-.-... . 0 E E : . Charlene peers from the jail window-a common CPD sighi in ihe library! Really- to-Wear Shoes L. B, Murphy Co. CHADRON,S NEWEST DEPARTMENT STORE Men,s Furnishings Dry Goods Scotfs Shoe Store College stuflfents know the value of our high quality footwear 243 Main Phone 166 DRUGS FOR LESS J oe Saults On. The Corner Prescription Dx-uggist Phone 70 Come In and Gel the Best Meal Youaue Hull Sinoe You Left Home! PLATE LUNCHES AND DINNERS Helen'S Lunch o .L ff-A Yes! I have a 7:50, too! This is the nearest I have been to heaven! Hviators-Marvin and Grimg Freshmen-Keller and Day. R campus view: our Dix represeniatives. Page One Hundred Nine P ge One Hu JY - llll .. r Mr. Rouse! No hazing on the ccxmpusl The C lS pcnnted One must not neglect ones social life! Queens of the laboratory Say It With Flmvera LUMBE11 CEMENT FROM Northwest Nellrzlskafs Leading Florist lleiiz Sf Criws, IIN- THE FLORIST IN CHADRON PI-IUNE 7 IS PANT COAL Chadron Greenhouse Co. Phone 613 DR. T. R. SCHOLZ '6Ted '21 Proudfit Lumber Co. LUMBER AND COAL Dentist and Dental Surgeon Telephone 55111 Quality-Service Always Glml To See 01:1 Grads Phone 300 144- King 91 ndred Ten . ' px 2 CNJJJ ' - Lou and Corky laugh at the Women! y, Georgie plays for hls pupils Oh! Says Miss Lichte. Lloyd puts on exam Week pose! lean and Dick swing out! ED. V. YANDEIIS, Your Cleaner QUALITY DRY CLEANING 253 Main St. Like New When W'e're Thru Phone 89 CIIADIHIN BAKERY 115 West Second Street Phone 534-J THE YVESTEIIN' pub CUMPANY RELIABLE SEHWCE . REASONABLE RATES SQJLILLCQ, TSCllAll.NEll. BRUS. Goodyear Tires, Delco Batteries, Charging, Repairing., I-Ieadlight Alignment Magneto Repairing, Axle Straightening ROAD SERVICE-109 East Second Avenue Page One Hundred Elev George W. Fisher Plumbing-Heating and Repairing 323 Main Street Steam-Hot Water Heating Phone 4-3 Chieoine Motor Co. SALES SERVICE 312 WEST SECOND PHQNE Ilennesseyis Book and Gift Shop Come In and Brouse Armuul,' Students and Teachers Are All Cordially Invited K , ., , Friendly, Courtenus, mul Efficient Banking Service' THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK CHADRON, NEBRASKA 1387-194-0 Member Federal Reserve System, Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Over 50 Years of Serviee to The People of This Communityi' Froek and lIosiery Shop QAIR-CONDITIONEDJ Your Style Is Our Price CLARA E. LANEY 257 MAIN STREET PIIEY CIIEVIHILET C0. CHEVROLET? FIRST AGAIN 'CPrey For Chevrolet Page One Hundred Twelve Chadron Grain 8 Coal Co. Crain And Coal PETERSON AND SON Phone 700 Cllaflron, Nebraska FOR BETTER BREAD BUY LILY XVI-IITE FLOUR AT YOUR GROCERS Clladron Milling Co. Coal and Feed Phone 66 GRAVE S STUDIO BARBARA WALDSCHMIDT, Manager NWith An. Eye To The F uturen I Pace Theatre THE THEATRE BEAUTIIFUL Air Conditioned-VVeslcrn Electric Il Mirropl1oni4: Sound LATEST IN PICTURES Meet You At the Pace Page One Hundred T OQQAPHY PHO PHQT TQ EM we mn e. to - D ' -AV' i 4? G 6,9 60 iiii A CO4o,Q 00 r :iii +90 M 1 I ll 5 4. . . ' , -If - - Q f 9' 9? Q r 'Q 'iw i QS ov vv jlltlil l ' s AVH' D ': ' f' in ., N L90 X l wisfl- , O fly ' WHEN we SAY- 'ilf ifis' l l 2 we MEAN COMPLETE just like a one-slap service station the State journal Printing Com- pany otfers a customer all the essential services for his printing needs-whether they be for a deluxe edition of a college annual or on advertising blotter-housed in one building. Experienced counsellors help plan the book, advise an the proper type styles and paper stock. Competent artists are available for lay- outs, illustrations, cartoons, hand lettering, photo retouching. Well- equipped photographic department can supply the picture needs. Photo engraving plant handles line etcl-rings, zinc and copper half- tones, color plates as well as negatives for photolith printing. Lino- types, Ludlows, and a vast array of hand-set styles offer wide selec- tion of type faces. Skilled make-up men assemble the material into the forms andthe pressroom has o press for every purpose. Finally if WWF -, L. E Q , , I . ' u,.:Li ,g i g H lll ...li NJ - A Le., T gyms. 5 .U 0 -, 5 I ll l H' sl .5 A . I ' Q t. Q' I 1 a ll O the iab emerges from the thoroughly equipped book bindery-a is masterpiece of the printer's art ' . '. ' sl I. . A . I-l -i '--Q. U ., .1-. Me a f f- 5 5 il , Ti' -? - . I 4? - - 4 .AL - . U Q J. . ll! a u 2 -..,A . Q 1 'TN' l , rv .9 ig ,, LlNCOl.N'NEEwRASKA-Fglirt 'U . . , 1, Af !'?' ff 13 J r 'A :I . ,.v-' . - 'if 'H' - I 0 .ff-' 5.1, 'L A X f ,- 2 ,ff N .1 . ,px J fjffiif ' , ' 'x. l Beside your annual. uw if ,:3.', -W. ,:Y:4' V 4.5'j::?,,fv5.-,.Z:. 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Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Clladron, Nebraska Telephone 121 Alliance Sweet Crealn lee Creaun g'It,s Pure - - Thafs Surei' You'll Find Quality Meats, Produce 81 Groceries at Lowest Prices at Your lled 0wl Food Mart Chadron, Nehr. Featuring 'gShoppin,g on Wlzeels Lueke llil Company Dealer In Sinclair Products Corner of 3rd 81 King Streets 7 we 'ar'-f 1 - .f... r-' .sw w iw Bob looks for cr recelver The circus comes to the college Samuelson ponders over the next movel Page One Hundred Fifteen Some Soap slingers from the kitchen Who scxicl thot it was only the girls that went in lor this navy stuit! Hllicmce is busy-Car trouble? Potter: lt's sctcl to realize that my youth is slipping owciy from me so fast. Greydon L. Nichols ATTORNEY-AT-LAW First National Bank Building llr. C. E. Masters 0P'1'OMETRIS'l' First National Bank Building Phone 706 Student Headquarters Fountain Service-Magazines Candy-Popular Sheet Music Musical Supplies SUN CONFECTIONERY Pierce Clinic 34-6 Main Phones 21, 110, 20, 638, and 17 l Page One Hundred Sixteen BBS! Wishes SPALDINIPS HARDWARE TO Tim Biggest Little Store In Towne UF 194110 Hardware and Sporting Goods From the Makers of f E N d' or very ee . DELUXE ICE CREAM Ben Franklin Store SUF T DRINKS COCA-COLA Your Mflrlfet of the WfIrl1l CONFECTIUNERY School Supplies, Novelties and CUCA-CULA BOTTLING CO. Specialties-Sc to 551.00 Phone 62 . . . Bird's eye View ofChcrdror1 State Teachers . . . Page One Hundred S 1 F. 81 M. BDOTERY EIIALEWINE FUNEIIAL ll0Mli PHONE 4416 . . CHADRON, NI BR An lmlcpcndenl Phone 122 ,llATlIAWAY'S I hnne Owned qlm c 2nd X Lh ulron Normcrn gets some of the Coeds to sign Bruer cmd Ccxpstick- physical scientists! Bob cmd that smiling s-ervice ! McGinnis G Co. scrub the green paint off of the C at CllADll0N JOUllNAL BETTER PRINTING 1884 1910 Page One Hundred Eighteen .Aix . llarry B. Coffee Agency C. YV. KEAL, Manager INSURANCE REAL ESTATE 256 Main Street RENTALS Phone Zero Industriolisis! MR-R-R-R . . . Here! Couch Hrmstrong smiles . . . Freshmen reczd the bulleiin board The Canlpus Shop LUNCHES SANDWICHES ICE CREAM ROOT BEER CIGARETTES SCHOOL SUPPLIES Chadron Refinery Phone 130 Page One Hundred N t Bye1'ly's Bakery Full Line BAKERY GOODS AND CANDIES EAT PERFECTION BREADS Phone 22 Chadron, Nebr. av Pulllnan Cafe FOR GOOD MEALS Chadron, Nebraska 235 Ma WE NEVER CLOSE E. Il. 8: F. A. Crites Attorneys and Counselors, At Law First National Bank Building Cllaclron, Nebraska Carl A. Schaefer Successor to 0. S. Rcncro The W0IlICll7S Store Quality - - Really-lo-lV0ar and Fashion Accessories Biology students go buggy ! Subway to the Underworld . . . Snow men . . . snow girls . . . Hathaway goes up for a touchdown pass Page One Hundred Twenty -A --1. 4.-ix Bill, this ciin't Hawaii! My! You girls look charming . . McMahon and Burden . . . study CPD . . . Morrall's Recreation Parlor and Liquor Store Always Boosting For the College Billiards-Fine Liquors-Soft Drinks-Lunclzes-Beer-Willes TABLES FOR THE LADIES fireetings to the Students and 355 Main , Chadron, Nebraska Faculty of 1941-0 from W lModern Beauty Shop The Style Shop We Need' Your Head in Style Witliout Extravagance Our Businessn The Most Beautiful Ladies' and Misses' Ready-To-Wear In, Western Nebraska R059 Trapp, Pr0P' Phone 495 Page One Hundred Twenty-one x,,f'. w,f- ,.-,,'.V!2' j' f ff . 'df - f Y f - V 1- w f ,- Zf:fb'.fv27 -' I Jfyyg!yyMJ'1f.f . gifgw My R 'n 1 xl X, x J fi - ' if WJMWR N Qjlx s K I 553 if 5 w .- bv -E 'M lg 5, yi ' 5, Q. 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