Chadron State College - Anokasan Yearbook (Chadron, NE)

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T A bln Hnpanion In a book,-4 baak that fltly chosen ll a lif -long fri X E ,, ::f: E -Douglas jarr ' BE XQ X X X mx iivx XX aillinfa ix' 'A-'I A 2 QQ? 5 ,C . X E ' 3 E 1 ' 1 Q E U , E , E . E 1 y - . 5 1 ' 2 ' 1 X :fi -, 1 V - X 4 S N .9 e'9 '1Y, 'ax I -4 .' 1 V, l w 0 5 W- . I. A-Winn' ll -MI M w- A... ' fu. - ---'-- J- 24' . ...ep Y. ., 'zqtiq i .... .. .1-,fn ig-Gig' KJ- xx 'L .s 'X . Y .iv .., 4 ,A x !--- 'Q .,4r.-M- .IV Hblhn-nf K NH hifi T- You Hg Cmif IJ- Dedication To Lucy M. Clark tor your thirty years of devoted service as Head of the English Department and your interest in other activities in the college. We are proud to dedicate this volume, the 1941 Anokasan, for the service you have contributed to further the ideals of the college. We hope that this book will tell you in part our appreciation for the literary ,ideals you have in- spired in us and the example of scholarship you have set be- fore us. 1 it -- Find gladly Wolde he lerne, and gladly teche. Canterbury Tales-Prologue Page S khxh Xxx? -X-Q S K' :J f xy X ,L 7 X X 2 P OO' I .-.,. X 'gig gg ,- 'H ACAD 'ORGANIZA O Q X NJA .,31.w, K X X ' N-, 1 I is ,, X f Q X 5 Ykv .AXA E, 'S 4 I w Q AV S QWQQ xx h N X Q w - l 2 'CAMP e e,8cX1Q Drain e., yyofke, av N065 md wekxow A il4 Me a e-xAmQwufxaX N063 te and ' - 'xmemkvkxe emmg. QM X cshnx XUMX U Hue? Ymoumh x 03 Hes-Xx and XD xc and mn' Xxapp me-fm HQ uflhv Gm' X ravi Q ' ' uvdws lk MXX r NN3Wuiux NN Vvrsmml 'fu ix 2 7 :Is WT L. 1' 1 : .J ' l 5 W. M l 1 4' 15 'L' 1 ' ,gi T ' A' 't ' if il- Q , - 1 '- Q ' S V 5 , i lrjige, . 1 A - 1:-.rf , . 'i'Z J 'EHS 3? l,.:. I R 1 I f Y 1 I Em' ' 1 li, ,lvl x. - . ?: I I 5... F 71 ,P !- , ,:.- - V V E. a s .15-L W L. ROUSE HB., HM., LLD. President I-le had wonderful talent for packing thought close and rendering it portable. Macaulay FACULTY LYLE v. QNDREWS W HB., M.S., Ph.D. Professor of Chemistry Science seems to me to teach in th-e h est and strongest manner the great truth which is em- bodied in the Christian conception of entire sur- render to the will of god. Huxley. ROSS O. HRMSTRONG Ft. B.. H. M. Coach, Football and Basketball Instructor of Physical Education Flttack is the reaction, I never think I have hit hard unless it rebounds. Samuel Iohnson. RITH QTKINSON PLB., Pl. M. I Supervisor, Training School, History and Speech Hssociate Professor ot History History is the chart and compass for national endeavour. Flrthur Helps. EUGENE M. BERRY Pt. B., M.S., Ph. D. Head of the Department of Mathematics Professor of Mathematics There are two worlds, the world that we can measure with the line and rule, and the world that we feel with our heart and imagination, Leigh Hunt. MRS. ETHEL M. BOSTDER FLB. Supervisor, Training School, Principal, Iunior High School Instructor in Education Education has for its object he formation of character. H, Spencer. QLBERT H. Busnows 1 r 7 HB., S.T . ' l f ' d of t epartment o o ' s ' Profes - Econo r e, peech Pls ' 9 no ay be expended on a private no ' , a on an empire, and as much wisdom y be drawn from it. Emerson. H. H. CHMBURN B.S., M.S. Hssociate Professor of Biology Science is organized knowledge. H. Spencer. LUCY M. CLHRK PLB., PLM. Head of the Department of English Professor of English Reading is to the mind what exercise is to the body. Hs by the one health is preserved, strengthened and invigoratedg by the other, vir- tue is kept alive, cherished and conformed. Hddison. BERNICE COLE l'3t.B., FLM. Principal, Senior High School, Supervisor of Latin and English Flssistant Professor of Education The knowledge of the ancient languages is main- ly a luxury. Iohn Bright. MRS. ELEHNOR B. COOK HB. Qssistant Professor ot Geology and English Curator of Museum The art of the pen is to rouse the inward vision ...That is why the poets, who spring imagina- tion with a word or phrase, paint lasting pic- tures. G. Meredith. Susan F?.F'm:1.ier' 'z' I 4?i'i9'f MRS. MHUDE G. COOK P1.B., PLM., Ph.D. Professor of Foreign Languages The ancient languages are the scabbard which holds the mind's swords. Goethe. SUSHN R. FRRZIER Supervisor, Training School, Kin- dergarten - Instructor in Education Delightful task! To rear the tender thought, To teach the young idea how to shoot. Iames Thompson. Page Twelve FACULTY ETHEL L. DELZELL HB., FLM. Head of the Department ol Home Economics Professor of Home Economics The discovery of a new dish does more for the happiness ol man than the discovery of a star. Brillat+Savorin. IRENE E. FRU E B.F.Pl., B.S. - Librarian Book e ever-burning lap of accui ated Wisdom. G. W. Curtis, MHRGHRET GERIG FLB., B.S., HM. Plssistant Professor of Home Eco- nomics Eat to please thyself, but dress to please others. B. Franklin. FRED B. HHRRINGTON HB., FLM., Ph.D. Head of th-e Department of Edu- cation Professor ol Education The only Way in which one human being can properly attempt to in- fluence another is encouraging him to think for himself, instead of endeavoring to instil ready made opinion into his head. Sir Leslie Stephen. XJ ELIZHBETH M. ERWIN B.S., HM. X Supervisor, Traini gf hlgiool, Third and Fourth Gra Hssistant Professo It is better t b' you by r p than byes . t Education your child to and gentleness renee. HNNHDORH F. GREGORY HB., HM., Ph.D. Professor of Social Science Our whole social life is in essence but a long, slow striving for the victory oi justice over force. Iohn Galsworthy. FACULTY MQRY L. HEUERMPINN GLEN W. HILDRETH EDITH L. HILTON B.S., FLM. Supervisor, Training School, First and Second Grades Hssociate Professor of Education The true purpose of education is to cherish and unfold the seed of immortality already sown within usg to develop, to their fullest ex- tent, the capacities of every kind with which the God who made us has endowed us. Rnna Iameson. H.B., HM., Ph.D. Head of the Department ol Teacher Training Professor of Education Enlighten the people generally and tyranny-oppressions of both mind and body will vanish like evil spirits at the dawn of day. Thomas Iefferson. GHRNET I. LHRSON B.S., PLM., Ph.D. Professor of English Hll men see the same objects, but do not equally understand them. Intelligence is the tongue to dis- cern and taste them. Thomas Tro- herne. FLB., PLM. Supervisor of English Hssociate Professor oi English and Education Language is cr city to the building of which every human being brought a stone. Emerson. MINNIE E. LICI-ITE LFIWRENCE G. LINDHHL V. CHLVON MCKIM B.S., M.S. Plssistant Professor of Chemistry Science when well digested is nothing but good sense and rea- son. Stanislaus. HB., HM. Head of the Department of Indus- trial Hrts Professor of Industrial Flrts ' Observation more than books, ex- perience rather than persons are HB., HM., Ph.D. Head of the Department of Geog- raphy Professor of Geography H man may know the world With- 2, out leaving his own home. La 1 , frrrffb AJ the prime education. I-I. B. Hlcott. Tsze. W TQ E. TRIPP MICHHEL QDELQIDE H. MILLER AQ, WW ,A L ff? , B.S., M.S. B.S., PLM. LV A 9' Plssistant Professor of Physics Hssociate Professor of Wo'rnen's YQ Ft series of judgments revised Physical Education MV wit ut ceasing goes to make up By constant exercise one develops the incontestable progress of freedom of movement-for virtuous sc' nce. Duclaux. deeds. Diogenes. 6540124 -4'91.b,1s,, .f I v , V: ,f .. - ' ' .nj-4'-'!',,f X, Page Thirteen FACULTY PHILIP H. PEHK HB., M.S. Supervision, Training School, Iunior High School Plssistant Professor oi Education Finally, education alone can conduct us to that enjoyment which is, at once best in quality and infinite in quantity, H. Mann. CHHRLES W. PHILPOTT B.S., FLM. Head ot Department oi Science Professor oi Physics Science is . . . like virtue, its own exceeding great reward. C. Kingsley. ROY H. PETERSON l3l.B. Instructor in Violin There is no truer truth obtainable by man than comes of music. R. Browning. MRS. VIVIEN O'B. PETERSON B.M. Instructor in Piano I How her fingers Went when they moved by note Through measures fin-e, as she marched them o'er The yielding plank of the ivory floor. Benjamin F. Taylor. HLBERT POTTER Hssistant Curator of Museum Hnd in his brain , . . he hath strange places crammed with observation. Shakespeare. I-IHZEL B. REYNOLDS Fl.B., I-l.M. Supervisor, Training School, Fifth and Sixth Grades Flssistant Professor of Education The secret of education lies in respecting the pupil. Emerson. IOI-IN E. ROBERTS B.S., FLM. Hssistant Instructor of Physical Education It you will form the habit oi taking such exer- cise you will see what mighty shoulders you de- velop, what sinews, what vigor. Epictetus. Hifs,r5.irMOND Sw Hssistant Professor oi Commerce Commerce is a game ot skill Which every man can not play, which few men can play well. NELDH H. SCI-IMIDT HB., HM. Hssociate Professor of Plrt Hrt is the conveyance of spirit by means of mat- ter. Salvador De Madariaga. QQ . , X . , RHLPH E. SILKER f , ff 4 ' ' QB., Ms., Ph.D. ti Fjfmi ls. eff,1ffc.Z't 41 Professor of Chemistry!! It is the supreme act oi the teacher to awaken joy in creative expression and knowledge. Hlbert Einstein. FACULTY EMMH C. STECKELBERG FLB., HM. Head of the Department of Foreign Languages Professor of Foreign Languages Every language is a temple in which the soul of those who speak it is enshrined. O. W. Holmes. IEHNNETTE H. T1-IEISS 3.3, FLM. Director of Rural Education Professor of Education He teaches who gives and l-earns who receives. Emerson. MFIUDE B. UMMEL. B.S., M.S. uf Head of the Departm nt of Commerce Professor of Commerce If you have the knowledge let others light their candles at it. Margaret Fuller ESTER H. VQNDERLHS HB., HM. Flssistant Professor of Commerce H man who qualifies himself well for his calling never tails of employment. T. Jefferson. HHRRIET H. WHTTS ,- . 51 B.S. L X! Head of the Depart nt of Public School Music Hssociate Professor of Public School Music Music resembles poetry, in each are nameless graces which no methods teach, and which a master-hand alone can reach. Pope. HELEN R. WILLIHMS HB., M.F.Fl. ' Flssociate Professor of Speech V ' Speech is the index of the mind. h ist B.S., B.S. in L.S. f-'tssistant Librarian Books are the best things well used, abused, among the worst. Emerson. DORIS L. WILSON My E. P. WILSON LU HB., B.M. I 1 Head of the Department of Social Sciences Professor of History There is no higher law than the constitution. William Seward. EDNFI E. WORK HB., HM. Dean of Women Hssociate Professor of Education Education has for its object the foundation of character. H. Spencer. RICHHRD E. YQRNDLEY B.M. Instructor in Voice There is a chord in every heart that has cr sigh in it if it is touched aright. Ouida. I W f. . aN-s.'-s.L--fz..4gQ--- ' 6 Y , .Jay l . X ' ia 'RTI I I 54 ff, ltf tiff gy BERT E. KENT LENF1 C. EMERSON HHROLD H. HIXSON B.S., HM. Secretary Bursar registrar lt is only those who do not know Every man has business and de victory of success is halt won one gains the habit of work. Sarah H. Balton. EL NO L. STRSCH BS. Secretary to the Registrar Never idle a moment, but thrifty and thoughtful ot others. Long- fellow. how to work that do not love it. To those who do, it is better than play-it is religion. I. H. Patterson. MRS. RUBY FHRRIS Matron of Men's Hall Where there is a mother in the house, matters speed well. Fl. B. Pllcott. MRS. MHBEL D. HOHTSON R.N. College Nurse Good health and good sense are two of life's greatest blessings. Pliny. ADMINISTRATIVE Page Sixteen sire. Shakespeare. LORRHINE BIXLER Secretary to the Bursar Skill to do comes of doing. Emer son. STAFF MWF SENIOR CLASS CLHSS OFFICERS President ,...., .. ..... , ., ,,,., ,,..,, D ick Bass Vice President , , . ,. Hllen Dfrlke Secretary . . , . lean Van Horn Business Manager .. . , Bill Ford ' e ,nv-1 .1 - F-5- H lasting campus romance Officers The smiling book-room girl Lil' Plbner preparation I-Iouser concentrates . . , on ihe crayfish k . I J w, i rf 1 N 'I L ' STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council started the new year by aiding in the sponsorship ot the annual Freshman Day party. Early in the fall, the Council published the 1940-1941 College Directory, sponsored Freshman Dress-Up Day, and made a check on the Point System Governing Student Offices. The representa- tives on the Calendar and Contingent Corn- rnittee attempted to aid the students and to establish closer relationship between tac- ulty and students. The Student Council is elected by popu- lar vote ot the student bodyg and it is the duty of the Council to present student prob- lems and attitudes to the administration. OFFICERS Ioseph Peonio ...... .......,.......,.,...... .........., P r esident Iudy Proudtit ......... ..........,,.,........,l ..,,...,,. S e cretary MEMBERS Dick Bass Bradford Bartlett Bill Bruer Marion Burrows Earl Finkey Bill Ford Marion Gierau Stanley lanky Murray Iohnson Iohn Laws lim Manning Ioseph Peonio Iudy Proudfit Rex Yocurn Page Eighteen ra 'Ei 1 +L: U HHRRIET QNDREWS Chadron Y.W.C.R. 25 Chorus 2 FRQNK BEST Chadron Delta Pi Sigm - . R. MM SENIORCLASS HHRRY HNDREWS DICK BFISS Chadron Chadron Blue Key 45 Psi Beta Sigma 3, 45 Lambda Delta Lambda 45 Student Council 45 Hnokasan Staff 45 Class Pres. 4. K NNETH BE S Rapid ' , . a i Sigm CLEDH BOWEN Benkelman Chorus 2, 45 Y.W.C.H. 4 LUCILLE BIGELOW Harrison Y.W.C,H. 45 WHA. 45 Sigma Tau Delta 45 Ea le Editor 5 Wome-n's Hall Pres. 4. DOROTH H Newp Y.W. .H Ho 2, 45 CI C 2, 4. will iii ll Training . e Econo c Omega 2, 45 rus 5 I l l u l . 1 5 L .M M - ' iw Page Nineteen S-. iii l QNI Xxx 1 Xl lim Q X R- I N 4 Xi NNY wig HELEN BREIDENBHCH Rapid City, S. Dak. Wing Club l, 2, 3, 4, Zeta Pllpha l, 2, 3, 4, Cardinal Key 3, 4, W.Fl.H. l, 2, 3, Pan Hellenic 4, Sigma Tau Del- ta 3, 4, Who's Who Hmong College Students 4, Zeta Fllpha Vice-Pres. 4, Cardinal Key Treas. 4, Philomathean 1 SENIORS NEOSHH BROBST ' - Whitney Kappa Th ta Z ,115 ttizitl lil UTLER C dron Psi eta Sigma 2, 3, 4, C Club 3, 4, Football 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4 HOPE BROOKER Cody Gamma Chi Omega l, 2, 3, 4, W.P..Q., l, 2, 3, 4, Band l, 2, Sigma Tau Delta 4, Pan Hellenic 4, Philomathean l, Wing Club 4, Orchestra l, Y.W.C.H. l, 2, C.Pt.Fl. Training 3, Hnokasan Staff 4, Gamma Chi Omega Vice- Pres. 4, Sigma Tau Delta Vice-Pres. 4 MHBELLE CHHMBERLHIN LEE COLEMHN CHQRLENE DHVIS Chadron V Valentine Sidney Kappa Theta Sigma l, 2, 3, 4, W.H.Pl, Psi Beta Sigma l, 2, Footb l, 2, Hlpha Phi Pi 3, 4, Cardinal Key 4, l, Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Lambda Delta 3, 4, C Club 3, 4, Track Z, 3 , CH. Sigma Tau Delta 2, 3, 4, Thespians Lambda 3, 4, Kappa Theta Sigma Training 3 , 4, Wing Club 4, Cardinal Key Historian 3, Lambda Delta Lambda ' Vice-Pres. 3, Sigma Tau Delta Treas. Sedy 3, Treas, 4, 2, Staff of The Patsy 2, Ninth Guest 2: Chorus 4 N DOROTHY DER Chadron Page Twenty ENIORS 4 w ififftftif we FILLEN DRHKE Brooklyn, lowa Lambda Delta Lambda 3, 4, Class Vice-Pres. 4 fl WW Witt IEQN GLENN 'ig Chadron A Zeta Hlpha 2, 3 - om'1.E6ono QNNH FQUSKE Chadron Y.W.C.H. l, 2, 3, I.R.C. 1, 2, 3, Sigma Tau Delta 3, 4, Chorus 3, 4, Orches- tra 4, I.R.C. Treas. 3 MHRIHN GIERQU Chadron Hlpha Phi Pi l, 2, 3, 4, Cardinal Key 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4, Wing Club 2, 3, 4, Pan Hellenic 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, Hlpha Phi Pi Treas. 3, 4, Cardinal Key Sec'y 3, Pres. 4, Pan Hellenic Vice-Pres. 3, Who's Who Hmong College Stud-ents 4, Blue Key Sweetheart 4 OPHL GUNDERSON Dix BILL FORD Chaclron l.H.G. l, 2, 3, 4, Blue Key 3, 4, Psi Beta Sigma l, 2, 3, 4, Student Coun- cil 3, 4, Flnnual Staff 3, I.Fl.G. Sec'y and Treas. 2, 3, 4, Class Bus. Mgr. 2, 4, Blue Key Hlumni Sec'y 3 and Corres. Sec'y 4, Psi Beta Sigma Treas. 4, C.H.H. Training 3 COLBY HHMILTON Bridgeport Football 3, 4, C Club 3, 4, Psi Beta , F Kappa Theta Sigma l, Z, 3, 4, Y.W. Club 1, 2 l dx: C.H. 1, Z, 3, 4, l.R.C, Z, 3, Lambda Sigma l, 2, 3, 4, Blue Key 3, 4, Blue UDL, ll Q , Delta Lambda 3, 4, Pan Hellenic 4, Key Sec'y-Treas. 4, C.H.H. Training 4 'l J -J ' , . Who's Who Hmong College Students X . .X 4, Kappa Theta Sigma Treas. 2, Pres. J ,f J, J fn U ij- 4, Y.W.C.Q, Pres. 3, Lambda Delta dj' ,VW ' Lambda Sec'y 4 sf fl' i fd , ff! ' MHRGHRET HHNSEN VIRGINIH HHUGHEY Os! Mullen Bassett f LRC. 3, 4, Sec'y 3,W.P1.Fl. 4 Gamma Chi Omega Z, 3, 4, His- torian 4, Stctft Big Hearted Herbert 4, LRC. 4 'WX Q lit I I ' w 5 g l -5 ' ' -Jil ' i 5 ' ', l it it ' ll l- V Y . I l 5' . i if A .' . ' fp, 'I 1 . ., . 1 7 'J 5 - Wind! SENIQRSQW? V 72 ff!! GEORGE HINNE PHYLLIS HOFFMQN MORRI HOOBLER Rushville Plainview Broken Bow Gamma Chi Omega 2, 3,45 Historian Zeta Hlpha 2, 3, 45 Pi Omega Pi 3, Delia Pi Sigma 2, 35 Lambda Delta 45 Staff Big Hearted Herbert 45 l.R.C.4 45 Wing Club 2, 3, 45 Y.W.C.F1. .25 Lambda 3 Wing Club Vice-Pres. 45 Pi Omega . Pi Treas. 4 GEORGE HOHNER C ck . ROY HOUSER T RHLPH HULIT STHN II!lNKY Mitchell Chadron Pllli ce C Club 3, 45 Psi Beta Sigma 1, 25 Delta Pi Sigma 1, 3, 45 Wing Club Delta Pi Sigma 3, 45 Sigma Tau Philomathean l5 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 3, 4 Delta 3, 45 I.Fl.G. 3, 45 Thespiaris 3, Track 3, 45 C Club Pres. 45 C.H.H. 45 Student Council 3, 45 Blue Key 45 Training 4, 'Cardinal Key's Lil' - Y Class Pres. 35 Sigma Tau Delta His- Hbner 4 , Q ian 35 I.Fl.G. Pres. 45 Thespians 5 V' ice-Pres. 45 Who's Who Hmong Col- i ge Students 55 Cast of The Patsy 3, . x 'Ai ith Guest 3 EVELYN KHNNOLT DON - -MC' X Chaclron M't ex 5 Gamma Chi Omega l, 2, 3, 45 Ban rac 3, Q ub 3, 45 Philomathecm 1, 25 W.H.H. 45 Gamma Chi Omegcijf, ' Z :ft 4 y 45 Psi Beta Sigma l, Historian 3 3 -, , ' ,Qu ,Student Hthletics 2, 35 s' Bet 'gina Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 4 X Page Twenty-two SENIORS MHRGHRET McHNDREW WOOD MCGINNIS Chadron Mitchell Zeta Hlpha l 2 3, 45 Home Eco- Psi Beta Sigma l, Z, 3, 45 C Club nomics Club 1 2 3, 45 Y.W.C.H. 45 3, 45 Philomathean 15 Football l, Z, Zeta Fllpha Treas 3 3, 45 Track 25 C.P1.H. Training 45 C Club ViceePres. 4 , M N- EUNIC HRCY . 1 1 IF, , I re . L' ,.i ' f, 1 , MJ , , 5 ,A ,J ' - f , rr. HNNIE LHURH McHENRY Chadron Zeta Hlpha l, Z, 3, 45 W.H.Q. l, 2, 3, 45 Sigma Tau Delta 45 Cardinal Key 45 Chorus 1, Z, 3, 45 Orchestra 1, 2, 35 Wing Club l, 2, 3, 45 Zeta Fllpha Sec'y 25 W.H.H. Treas. 25 Pres. 45 Wing Club Pres, 35 Cardinal Key Historian 45 Staff Happy Birthday 2 0.61 Economi s S i .C , l , 35 u ppa t V S 3 l b , D ROSHMOND MITCHELL BESSIE NORDIN Chadron Hay Springs Chorus 1, 2, 35 Pllpha Phi Pi l, 2, 3, 45 Wing Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Cardinal Key 45 Wing Club Sec'y 3, 45 Hlpha Phi Pi Sec'y 4 IOE PEONIO Broadwater Delta Pi Sigma 2, 3, 4, Pres. 35 I.R.C. 25 Wing Club Z, 35 l.Fl.G. 3, 45 Blue Key 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 45 C Club 3, 45 Tennis Team 35 Hnokasan Stall 3, 45 Publication Board 4, Chair. 45 Stu- dent Council Pres. 45 CHR. Training 45 Who's Who Hmong College Stu- dents5 Class Business Man. ci Trec1s.3 IEHN OLTMHNS Chadron Zeta Hlpha 1, Z, 3, ' i b l, 2, 3, 45 Chorus l, 5 orne Economics Club 1, 2, igma Tau Delta 45 Pan Helle i , 35 Eagle Staff 25 Zeta Hlpha Vice-Pres. 35 Class Sec'y 35 Home Economics Club Pres. 45 Gridiron Queen Rttendant 45 Staff Big Hearted Herbert 4 DOROTHY RHOHDS PLUMMER Chadron Y.W.C.H. l, 25 Hlpha Phi Pi 1, 2, 35 Home Economics Club 2, 35 Y.W.C.Q. Vice-Pres. Z Page Twenty-three HLBERT POTTER Valentin-e IUDY PROUDFIT Berkeley, California Zeta Hlpha 1, Z, 35 Student Council 2, 35 W.Fl.Q. 2, 35 Sigma Tau Delta 35 Y.W.C.Pt, l5 Pan Hellenic 2, 35 Chorus 1, 2, 35 Wing Club 2, 35 Zeta Hlpha Pres. 35 Student Council Sec'y. 2, 35 Pan Hellenic Pres. 25 Class Treas. l, Z VEY THOMHS White Clay Fllpha Phi Pi l, 2, 3, 45 Cardinal Key 3, 45 Eagle Statt 25 W.H.H. 2, 3, 45 Chorus l, 25 Y.W.C.H. l, Z5 Pan Hel- lenic 45 Sigma Tau Delta 45 Gridiron Queen 45 Hlpha Phi Pi Pres. 4, His- torian 35 Cardinal Key Sec'y 4 IEHN VHN HORN Rushville Kappa Theta Sigma 2, 3, 45 Wing Club 3, 45 W.H.H. l, 2, 3, 45 Y.W.C.H. l5 I.R.C. l, 35 Pan Hellenic 45 Sigma Tau Delta 45 Hnokasan Staff 3, 45 Page Twenty-four SENIO LEON RIT NH Lewellen Delta Pi ma l, 2, 35 B l,N2, 35 f iwgujff jj, VIRGINIH THURSTON Potter Gamma Chi Omega l, 2, 3, 45 Home Economics Club 3, 45 Pan Hellenic 2, 3, 45 Cardinal Key 45 Sigma Tau Delta 45 Eagle Staff 25 Gamma Chi Omega Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 45 Home Economics Club Vice-Pres. 4 Publication Board 45 Kappa Theta Sigma Treas. 45 W,H.I3i. Corres. S-ec'y Z5 Pan Hellenic Vice-Pres. 45 Class Sec. 45 Ftnokasan Editor 4 ,ZYMJZQOZ 1.-'J M I - . 1,7 . . . 1 - 1 , r,f l KJ l.H.G. l, 35 Orchestra lg Chorus l, 2 WILLIHM SEHRBY St. Francis, S. Dak. Psi Beta Sigma 2, 3, 45 Wing Club l, 2, 35 I.R.C. 35 Band l, 25 Lambda Delta Lambda 3, 45 Blue Key 3, 45 Hnokasan Staff 35 Student Council 25 C.Fl.H. Training 35 Wing Club Sec'y. 25 Class Vice-Pres. 2, 35 Psi Beta Sigma Custodian Z, 35 Blue Key Pres. 45 Sec'y-Treas. 3 DOROTHY UHL Crawford Gamma Chi Omega l, 2, 3, 45 Chorus l, 2, 3, 45 Y.W.C.H. 3, 45 Eagle Staff 25 Pan Hellenic 45 Pi Omega Pi 3, 45 Gamma Chi Omega Historian 2, Sec'y 45 Y.W.C.F1. Treas. 45 Pan Hellenic Sec'y 4 IRENE WHSSENBURGER I-lrdmore, S. Dak. Kappa Theta Sigma 2, 45 Thespians 45 Staff Big Hearted Herbert 4 Ami '39 -if JUNICDR CLASS OFFICERS: Presldent ,,,,,,,,.,,.,, ,,,,,..,,.,.,,..... M urruy Iohnson Vice President .,.,..,..,,...., Virginia Mc Gregor Secretary ,,,.,,.,... , ,,,,,,,,, Virginicr Kennedy Lebo Dictcxtes Rlp Van Horn Oh! for c simple meihod io learn Chemistry '1. N 1 I 1 Page Twenty-five 1 I ,' A Ul,1.U'Wd' ' W flgjlfflll ji, if-. N1 W A JIM, .Mx V5 N rl X lf . if f, A i N VCEORSE BALL J' ty' , Charon fy ' V15 -fl ChoruS,l,6i6i35l Band l, 25 Delta Pi Sigma 35 Wing ity, Clii15351.Orchestra 1 C.!l.gL.'Fvulv-Ilvyi, I jf: f EDWARD BALLARD if D 1 fffiyyi Wood 'Lake , fum ' Lf 5 V UC -,.V' f A Eagle staff 3 f ' lflff I - I ,- ti A L, fl ll f HALELLAEEGUIN lf 5 5 L N Zeta Hlpha l, 2, 35 Y.W.C.H, l, 2, 35 l.R.C. l, 2, 35 Wing Club 35 Sigma Tau Delta 2, 35 I.R.C. Pres. 35 Y.W,C,H, Cabinet 3 df wpo WILLIQM BOYCE -XX Ne rt lun Club 1, 2, . . , 35 Training 3 ' St nt Council 25 Football Z, 35 T C 2 O BRUN Hlph l, 35 'ng Club 2, 35 Home Eco- nomics Clu 5 .HH l, 2, 35 W.H.Fl. Treas. 2 HE Rl Ch ron Gam Chi ega 1, 2, 35 Thespians 2, 35 es ' Sai? ' -Treas. 35 Cast Big Hearted Her- e , St th Guest 2 N I E E N llian p h Pi l, 2, 35 Home Economics Club l, 25 5 Y. . 15 Pan Hellenic Council 25 Wing Club ' 2, 35 kasan Staff 25 Hlpha Phi Pi Vice-Pres. 25 Home Economics Club Sec'y. 2 ELIZHBETH CURTISS ' Y Bassett Y.W.C.H. 35 LRC. 35 Debate 2, 3 f MHXIN U ' M Ch ' . ' t i a C e , 3, .Wi .FL 1, 35 came ox m ' 5 , f I l 5' BERNHRD DONHHUE ff jjj 'U Harrison ' Sigma Tau Delta 2, 35 Hn s St a bg! Staff 35 Philomathean Vi e-Ili s. Si u Delta Pres 3 Eagle Editor nok 1 ha Wing Club 3 ., ' 3, gmt S. 323 M AWMMQTMMI , ' T , B I JUNIORS CLQYTON FELDHHUSEN Chodron C.H.H. Training 3 EHRL FINKEY Rus file W7 Clu 5 35 Psi Beta Sigma 1, 2, 35 Student Council 5 nokasan Publication Board 2, 35 Lambda el ambda 35 Football l, 2, 35 Track 2, 35 CHR. 'ning 35 Class Pres. l, 25 Psi Beta Sigma i rgeant-at-Firms 3 i E LOWHY i ey f ' O tra l, 2. 35 Sigma Tau Delta 2, 35 Sigma Ta Delta Treas. 35 Staff Big Hearted Herbert 3 Q t IL ED GILG i ort i My . H. Z, 35 W.Q.H. 35 Chorus 35 Y.W,C.Pl.Sec'y.3 RRY GODING Potter f s'rEvE GRUBB ' Elm Creek f ' Pi Kappa Delta 2, 35 Wing Club 25 Eagle Bus. Mgr. 35 Thespians 35 Staff Big Hearted Herbert 3 HLVIN HQSS Chadron Chorus Z, 35 Lambda Delta Lambda 3 t t FRHNK HHTHHWHY Chadron l.Fl.G. 2, 35 Thespians 1, 2, 35 Delta Pi Sigma l, Z, 35 Wing Club 35 Thespians Pres. 35 Delta Pi Sigma Vice-Pres. 25 Cast Happy Birthday 1, The Patsy 2, Ninth Guest 2, Big Hearted Herbert 3 17 MORRIS HENRICKSON Potter Delta Pi Sigma 3 CQKES PER Ctffm 3 if X 5 iz, 3, Footbqti 2, 3 Y 1 Vin! bl . MHRY HOHNER W Nh ' Columbus '- X i. l 5 Att 5 GEORGE HOUSER Mitchell Psi Beta Sigma l, 2, 35 C Club 2, 35 Track l, 25 N.l.Q.Q. Mile Champion 25 Lambda Delta Lambda 3 or-fb-L cv., ' M 8 Page Twenty-seven 17 I... flfff ff! JMU l 7,-' - f 1 G' YI, if .35 L , V. -4-. 3 .Cf jf' 'wt '.A 4 'K ,J 1 V 'gkxsaf it W 5 Q 5 - 57 t - 1? Page Twenty-eight JUNIORS MHRGHRET HOWHRD Oelrichs, S. Dak. Kappa Theta Sigmd l, 2, 35 Chorus 1, 2, 35 Home Economics Club l, 2, 35 Pan Hellenic 35 Home Eco- nomics Club Treas. 25 Kappa Th-eta Vice-Pres. 3 THELMP1 IOHHNSEN Hay Springs Gamma Chi Omega 2, 35 Thespians 2, 35 Sigma Tau Delta 35 Chorus 25 Editor of Eagle 25 Cast of the Patsy 2, Ninth Guest 2, Big Hearted Herbert f ,lg P PX 5 ,uf EGRL IOHNSON -NN X Q Q' t it 'l Imperial 1-A 'L C Club 2, 35 Footlbcillwf, 35 Trqfgfhjl, 3 t l MURRHY IOHNSON Rushville Psi Beta Sigma l, 2, 35 C Club 2, 35 Blue Key 35 Lambda Delta Lcgribda 35 Football 2, 35 Class Pres. 35 Psi Beta Sigrn ' - Vice Pres. 3 I DEN pa Theta Sigma l, 25 Pan 2, 35 Sigma Tau Delta 2, 35 Big Hearted Herbert 35 Kappa Pres. 25 Sigma Tau Delta Sec'y. 3 KENNEDY Zeta Ftlpha l, 2, 35 Home4Economics Club 2, 35 Chorus 2, 35 Cardinawey 35 Sigma Tau Delta 35 Class Sec'y. 3 Lf '1 it 'w7fM' X f lfztgorn Hay Springs CHHRLES LAY Crawford Lambda De L d 2 5 C.H.Pt. Training 35 Lambda ta L es. 3 WM ED MHE LEBO adron orus l5 Home Economics Club l, 2, 35 Hlpha Phi Pi l, 2, 35 Cardinal Key 35 Home Economics Club Pres. 2 MHRGRRET LISTER Hay Springs . Zeta Pllpha l, Z, 35 W.Pl.H. 2, , and 15 Fl san Staff Z5 Pi Omega Pi 2, 3 eta Rl ec 35 Sigma Tau Delta 35 P' ga Pi Pr 3 l HELEN MCCRHY Merriman 5 Sigma T 4 35 . 35 Home Economics Club 35 a ' ega 1, 35 Y.W.C.Fl. 35 Philoma l VIRGINIH McGR Chadron Zeta Fllpha 1, 2, 35 Wing Club 2, 35 Y.W.C.H. 15 Thespians 35 Eagle Staff 25 Class Vice-Pres. 35 Staff Big Hearted Herbert? J J Hay JSprings QU f QM Mg, I 7141 fa J, JUNIORS EDWIN MHMMEN A Chadron Psi Beta Si ma 2 3 'Thes ia'ns 2, 35 Stall Ninth Gvi.it'p2llNg - l I pxx t rv l PM n Esrt-LHR MARC? . 4 Ilm?lll ZF ,fyfgwi lx' 'W- Kappa Theta Sigma l, 2, 35 Y.W.C.Fl. 1, 3 J tg xl' 5 gf ,Qi n S, : -X l : CLHY MERRICK Fllliance Psi Beta Sigma 2, 35 Chorus 1, 2, 35 C.Fl.H. Trainin DoRoTHY MORRQLL ' 1 ' Chadron , Zeta Fllpha 25 Home Economics Club 2 1 -... ' IOE O'ROURKE Chadron football 25 C.H.Pl. Training 3 FRIEDP. PHXTON y Chadron Gamma Chi Omega l, Z, 35 Home Economics T I 1, 2, Lambda Delta Lambda 3, Pan Hellenic , -fi A55 Gamma Chi Omega Treas. 25 Home Eco. Clu 5 A- A1,t i f Vice-Pres, 25 Lambda Delta Lambda Vice-Pres. 35 5' A Y Pan Hellenic Trveas. 25 Chemistry Plward 1 D 'vm 6 L an X, W RUTH PONT , Rlliance Y Chorus 25 Orchestra Z, 35 Gamma Chi O e , . W.Fl.H. 2 I g . 3 HELEN PUTMHN M MVU tl 'Q h,,,., Burdock, S. Dak. X, Y.W.C.H. 2, 35 Kappa Theta Sigma , 1 Omega Q KHTHLEEN RQPP f I Chadron MHRTIN SQMUELSON ' Cody ' g Psi Beta sigma 2, 3, Bend 1, 2, 3, mc, 2, 3, Wing 1 X ,I , Club 3 if , , , ,fe X LEWIS SHNDERS E Merriman Delta Pi Sigma 1, 2, 35 Wing Club 35 Blue Key 35 Lambda Delta Lambda 35 C.l3l.H. Training 35 Delta Pi Sigma Pres. 3 PHUL SCHOMMER Delta Pi Sigma 1, 25 Chorus l, 2, 3- Wing Club 2, 35 Thespians 35 Delta Pi Sigma istorian 3, Vice-Pres. 35 Thespian Historian 35 Sigma T u Delta 3 it ,flirt l 5 I Y -F -w 'W JUNIORS NORVIN SELL Rock Springs, Wyo. Delta Pi Sigma l, 2, 3, Thespians 2, 3, Pi Kappa Delta 2, 3, Blue Key 3, Pi Kappa Delta Sec'y. 2, 3, Delta Pi Sigma Vice-Pres. 3, Blue Key Publicity Mgr. 3 HLBERT SOSKE Keystone, Wyo. Band l SHM STEINMHRK Mitchell C Club 2, 3, Psi Beta Sigma l, 3, Football l, 3, Track 1, 2, C Club Sec'y 2, 3, C.Fl.P1. Training 3 DQLE THNGEMHN Chadron Psi Beta Sigma l, 2, C Club 2, 3, Basketball 2, 3, Football 2, 3, C.H.H. Training 3 CHHRLES THOMPSON Chadron Lambda Delta Lambda 2, 3, C.H.Fl. Training 3 CHHRLES VHN HORN Chadron Delta Pi Sigma 1, 2, 3, Chorus 1, 2, 3, Lambda Delta Lambda 3, Thespians 1, Z, Staff Happy Birthday 1, Patsy 2, Ninth Guest 2 BOB WHTERMHN Gordon Band l, 2, 3, Orchestra l, 2, 3, Delta Pi Sigma 1, 2, 3, Chorus l, 2, 3, Band Mgr. and Student Conductor 3 BOB WRIGHT Minitare Page Thirty WHYNE KEEBHUGH Mitchell Psi Beta Sigma 2, 3, C Club 2, Track 2, Philo- mathean 1 MILDRED MORRHLL Chadron IHMES STEWHRT Chadron Tennis Champ. 1, Eagle Staff 2, Delta Pi Sigma 2, 3, Wing Club 2, 3, I.R.C. 2, 3, Tennis Team 2, C Club 3 Delta Pi Sigma l, 2, Basketball 3 C Club SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President. ., , .. . ..,V,,, ., , .Y,, Y.V,V , . Iohn Laws Vice Presh, . . ....,.. Rex Yocum Business Mgr. ., . , lim French I X L? fi Marjorie Studi - I J I O Y Cificers Chilly for removing cocris Chitty in the Laboratory Page Thirty-one deff -'22, Qi 1 L-fi A -qv . ROBERT RDRMS SOPHOMORES- ' Flrnold Wing Club Z, Delta Pi Sigma 1, 2 Y IERNNIE RDRMSON R' Chadron Zeta Rlpha 1, Zp Wing Club 27 Thes- pians 2, Staff of Big Hearted Her- bert 2, Chorus 2 ERRL RKERS Chadron Psi Beta Sigma lg Chorus 2 KENNETH HLLISON ' Rushville , nf, ul Delta Pi Sigma lg Band 1, 2 M 1 BOB HNDERSON 4 ' Chadron L 'J Delta Pi Sigma 1, 2, Wing Club l, 25 Delta Pi Sigma Sergeant at Firms 25 C.I3l.H. Training 2 BETTY BRKER Rushville 1 Gamma Chi Omega l, Z, Chorus MHRY HNN BRLL Chadron Zeta Hlpha 1, 2, W.Fl.H. 1, 2, Chorus 1, 2, Band 1, 27 W.Pl.Pl. Treas. 2, ,X Band Sec'y-Treas. Z f, ' , BRFIDFORD BRRTLETT 3 'Lil' 1' 'xl-'f Chadron ', , 'Lf' ' ,V . - I I Tennis Team l, 2, Delta Jgma ff l, 2, Wing Club l, 25 Flnokasan Staff 16 1, 2, Flnnual Publication Boardw Class Pres. 1, Delta Pi Sigma Sec' . Z, Wing Club Pres. 25 C Club 1, Q, ' I Staff ol the Patsy 1 ' ,JV v',f,'7 va' E BH V BRRBRRR BEEBEE ow is - - lmghfdronss Missouri Valley, Iowa - S' 12. S ' 2 Zeta Hlpha 1, 2, chorus 1, 2, Wing QQ! PS1 Bela lgma ' ' GGY Club Z , MYRNH BELGUM . Dix l.R.C. 1, Z, Kappa Th a Si 1, 5 W.Q.Fl. 27 I.R.C. Treas. 2 FRED BROOKS Chadron 1.H.G. 2, Band 1, 27 Orches a l LOIS BROWN Gering Kappa Theta Sigma 27 Staff of Big Hearted Herbert 2 BOB BURDEN 1, 2: HistorianQ I Morrill Football 1, MM 25 C Club 1, 25 Track 1, 2 RION BURROWS fChadron W.Pl.R. 1, 2, Orchestra lg Zeta Hlpha 1, 2, Pi Kappa Delta 1, 2, Thespians 1, 2, Student Council 2, Wing Club 2, Flnokasan Stall 2, Zeta Hlpha -' ' 'V ,xfilffcl Treas. 2, Pt Kappa Delta Treas. 25 7 'Y Cast ol Big Hearted Herbert 2 REX CHDWHLLHDER U Chadron , Basketball 1, 2, Psi Beta Sigma 1, 2, YV C Club 1, 2, Football Z 1 . , xf Gordon ,,35 P RDR CHPSTICKBQ yjifjpw w ks... P . Page Thirty-two , N. : PEHRL CRRNOL -1. Kl,S.Dk.',i -..J Y 8 Fw? - Q1 's' f - Y Srl I hi, . , 0100 l 2 1, 2, Thespians l, 2, Student ouncll , J u Ill- 'I ,I . 1-- 1- ,F ,1 ' , ,ff ,Kb -Pro' I, , !6,-1,' , I! 1 ' n 'X gi 1 fri 1l'Lf 'S, , s,aPHorQ,,REs - 1 1 f f X 5 X Y if .h -JV ELMER CQSE f ' LEWIS COPPEY A A , Gordon Rushvill 1 ' Chadron --- ' L ' I.H.G l, 2 Wing Club 25 Thespialis l, 25 Delta Z0 fjfa. H.-,Z Pi Sigma lg Hnolggsan Staff 25 Cast 1066! -16 ' I-9 Big Hearted Herbert 25 Chorus 2 I Q ' ' ' 5 WMU 07 L, N HENRY COOK 1 LESLIE C TTRE 460 RICHHRD COVIC Chadron . Chadron Chadron Delta Pi Sigma , Ba l, 25 Chorus Delta Pi Sigma 1,'2y- ' appa Delta Delta Pi Sigma 1, 25 Orchestra 1, 2g 1, 2g rcxst 1, 2' arnbda Delta l, 25 Wing Ch? g Thespians lg Wing Club 2 1,0 Lqmbd mc. lg 1 chest 1, . . , ZR My crm Tr ' x 4 IH Clgissri ' 33 M s fu! BLHN HE LI . MV aft ' - wor Lo P1 135.31 igma 1,2gxEootba11 1, 2, lg 1 ,cast Y.W. . Baske all p C Club 1, 2 of 'n t 0, BER DIN IRENE DOOLEY CONDH DURYE131 ld Chadron . Chadron ' Y.W.C.f-1 1, 21 I.R.C. 25 Kap Home E o omi s Clu 1 Theta . . . . 2, WML, X I.R.C. orres. S ' 2 ' J 2 ROBERT EDDY CHQ E 1 IHMES EVHNS Rushville B tal ap, . k Stockholm sk elta Pi Sigma 1, 27 Football 25 Basketball 1, 25 Psi Beta Sigma 1, 2g C C1 b ' C Cl 1 2 X A U X X f L ols V NV ' KE T P 'K IESQQOIEEDERLE S 'Ch droggwjg. KN o ' , ' Harrison X X a Ci Omega 1, 25 o lta i 'gm l,1, 1 -1 2g Orchestra 25 si XX coomics Club 1, Zg Chor r tr ,NZ 5 , l, 25 Chorus 1, , 141 ome Economics Club Sec' f NX.W.C.F1. lg W.F1.13l. 2 ' M X 9 Zi , A 1 s 1 f 'Q 1 1 1 Q K w E 7, 1 1 X1 1 1 f 1 if ww M A Gump I lb? X Page Thirty-three ig ' I V If I ' l 'N 1 ' ,. v V, ' 'bl . xvl lfyififdr fl , W by J j ,I ff! f f , . LEgTER Fiecims Hay Springs LRC. l, 2, Vice-Pres. 2 , K A l M an . :xo R lx GC olyi . -xi i 1Lb ri: a. j' .h P . -IT? gi 2, ai. 'f e .Il. i S? - ert I Guest, Gi LEROY ,gf , Gurleygfi iv, f fjwyfyfrf ,f I af fx' L E I .. Delt ' . V ' ' WN C '71 V A 'fl IERRY HEHTH Chadron N, Wing Club 25 Delta Pi Sigma 1, 2 if DORIS HODGE Crawford Thespians l, 25 W.Fl.Fl. l, 25 Philo- mathean lg I.R.C. 15 Staff of the P tsy 11, Ninth Guest l s N it Q , 3, W T SOPHOMORES ll'-ICK FINNEY Chadron C Club l, 25 Football 1, 25 Track lg Psi Beta Sigma l IHMES FRENCH Dix Delta Pi Sigma 1, 29 Wing Club 1, 27 CHR. Training 25 Class Bus. Mg1'.Z MHRTIN GHYHPIRT ' ' Chadron If r' 4 I.Q.G. 1, 2 , ,lf f ' l FLOYD ,f I Chadr W f De i l orus l, 25 Wi lu 5 I . lraining 2, Del K' gma sg geant at Firms 2 ! 'I lfgfll' ' f I I F-Uluff - I I . EVH HEQDMHN' 1 ly. f 124116 gp - :J Ph omatheiln 5ly'fY.W.c.a. 2 K . DOROTHY HODGE Crawford Thespians l, 2, W.H.H. 1, 21 LRC. lg Philomathean l, 25 Cast ig Hearted Herbert 2- Ninth u 2222 l l I l ff , IOHN FOWLER Chadron Chorus 25 Psi Beta Sigma 2 DORIS GHNSER Wood Lake Kappa Theta Sigma 1, 2, Y.W.c.Q. Z, Staff of Big gearted Herbert 2 ROSS GLENN ,L Chadr ' tri ,tttltfj Crookston Pllpha Phi Pi 1, 2 ROSE HOEVET Fairfield Gamma Chi Omega lg Y.W.C.Fl. 2 1, Z5 Orchesira -If 'l I V X 8 n , lr, ' A ' I.. V, ,M , , L 1 ,4 Y I, Page Thirty-four ' f-'N t! - V ' ' l + ff' 1 J SOPHO IOHN HOKE Chadron Band 1, 25 Thespians 1, 2, Psi Beta Sigma 1, 2, Chorus 25 Cast Bi Hearted Herbert 2 IOE HOHNER Greeley 09 Psi Bela Sigma 2 , WILBU HUNT ' 1, F Gordon . ,ff Orchestra 2 ' ELOISE IQCOBY 1' 1 1 Gordon Q I, ' Y.W.C.H. 1, Chorus 1, 2 Dj! MHRY IOHNSON J 'K Rushville f, Gamma Chi Omega 1, 2 f V1 i111NET IOL ' nl 1 - Mullen 1 ' - Fllpha Phi. i 27 T 1ansO2p Wi g Q. Club 2, zfhofus , and 2 ENE FFMQN ' C o IOHN KQUFFMHN ' Chadron I LEE KELLER Pine Ridge, S. Dak. Delta Pi Sigma 25 Wing Club Thvespians 2, Eagle Staff 2, Stall Big Hearied Herbert 2 N Wt J MORES 1' 'J' 9' W n I I 1 . , , , - HOT if 1- 11, , AM' 1 f f PW. 1-:-' 1 EE'rE O'r1 7' ,rf Y ac , ' -J-' ' 1 1 i e KHTHRYN KOSTOS 1622-LR ashby .M- Y.w.c.a. 1, 2 HELEN LHMB Ellsworth Hlpha Phi Pi 1, 2, Band 1, 2 ECHO LHNGE Mullen 3 gi L' ,IP Page Thirty-five Gamma Chi Omega 1, 25 Y.W.C.l'1. 2, I.R.C. 25 C.P1.l31. Training 2 IOHN LHWS Pine Ridge, S. Dak. Delta Pi Sigma 1, 2, Band 1, 27 Orchestra 1, Student Council 2, Ten- nis Team 1, 25 Class President 2, C Club 1, 2 Ml3lRlORlE LEHFDRLE Harrisburg Y.W.C.H. 1, 25 l.R.C. 1, 2 LOIS LENINGTON Chadron Hlpha Phi Pi 1, 2, Chorus 1, Z, Wing Club 25 Hnokasan Staff 25 Pan Hel- lenic Pres. 25 Qlpha Phi Pi Vice- Pres. 25 W.H.H. lg Orchestra 2 MHRION LOOMER Council Bluffs, lowa Hlpha Phi Pi 1, 2, W.P1.H. 1, 2 PS: ,gif Y Aflf i iw , I 715 ll , A f fy! ,ffeiedff ,y ,LJ fffv-1247 10? WINIFRED LOVERCHECK Kimball ' 'K' ROSEMFLRY MCFLDHMS 5 1 Chadron Gamma Chi Omega l, 25 W.H.Fl. 25 ' A Home Economics Club l, 2 E' ENOCH M Q.NlN H ' ' M' Hlliance ff' anna. I A Thespians 25 Cast of Big Hearted 5 ,1 Herbert 2 , 1' ' ' LENQ McCOY V I J L i Hyannis . - , cRRRoLL MCCULLHH 1'- ,07ll , l Pllliance ! 1 HHZEL MacDONHLD . tg 1 Chadron - Y, ' ' 5 ' l Home Economics Club l, hes- I 'AH I ' pians 2g Cast of Big Hearted - bert 2 RUTH MILLER N Clinton I HHROLD IT ELL Ch Delt ' Si ma 1, Zg Thespians l, 27 Win ul 1, Z1 Pi Kappa Delta 1, 21 I.R . 2- ag e Staff l R Gordon I 1 5, 2 lf l Lol N.-.F fll , 1 f. RLRN MOREY P Band V I ff lip A if L0 , I A, Q , X X f!!ld.,,v? . - ' ' f , 4- 1' 1 ,,42f t1' ,,315oP1-1oM R f 1117! ! 1 ff 'X' f ' I 1 ' .5 X UV il XMHSON MORRILL yvffff lj! in 11' PIJ, - Q5 j., Fllliance ,. , ' - , f . 115 ol!! YN 0 Wing Club 2 X ll 'IAM ll df 171 fffakf J ' f ' , fr-J i ' OI Jil' - R R ' 51 'L LOIS IEHN NELSON '! ' 1 Dix li' ' 1 U Kappa Theta Sigma l, 25 I.R.C. lg 1 Home Economics Club 2 MHRY IO NORMHN Whitney Gamma Chi Omega l, 2g Chorus l, Z3 Y.W.C.R. lg C.I3l.l3l. Training lg A I Wing Club 2 o - 51111 1 HER n , X R aj lph 1 25 Home Economics 1 1 1 1 fl QRS!! 9 C 1 RUTH O'ROURKE Chaolron l Fllpha Phi Pi l, 25 Chorus 1, 2 C BOB PHTRICK Hlliance H Psi Beta Sigma l, 25 The ' ri ' ' Chorus 1, 25 Football 2 ack 1 A E PEGGY PERSON - X ' Geno ' ' V 1 I Fllp hi Pi l, 29 Wing Club - Q OPQL PETERSON GJ! rg . L Dix U f i Kappa' Theta Sigma 1, 25 Y.W.C.Fl. Tv, x' 1, 25 W.H.I-1. l, 25 Chorus 2 ' 6 ' blyfg HLBERT PoNT 6 ' . Pllliance - rf I yu Ifbelta Pi Sigma 1, 2, Wing Club 1,25 -3 1 R ff, Kgkfi Chorus lg I,R.C. l x J' ' . - K F th Pa Thirty- ix SX ' VXBIJVZIQJXTJ K, 13 - QD Q '14 -fJl.1,,ff'J ll if Q 6' N wake 1, S O P H O M O R E S Xl ROLHND POTTER BETTY PREDMORE CLEO REHVIS -' N Hrnold Chadron Battle Creek, Wyoming Delta Pi Sigma l, 25 Track lg Band Wing Club Z5 Gamma Chi Omegalg Y.W.C.H. 1 V l, 2: Orchestra ly Basketball lg C W.I31.F1. 1, 2: Home Economics Club ' - -XM g Club 1, 25 CHR. Training 2 1, Z5 Treas, Home Eco. Club 2 ,Z ,Xin is ff , i M, 1 f ff! , TBP , . X5 HLICE RISINGER IEHN ROCHEL lEPlN R91-L Xf' '--.X O qrd ' Bridgeport Smithwick, S. Da X 'l Hlpha Phi Pi 1, 2 W' uiyd Q 1 ' f JS, QQLAJ. f Q DORQTHY IQNQTQQ WYLEDDH ROU EY , MHRY MHRGUERITE RO HN 'X Q BrQQdWg1ef QlllQI'1C9 Chow 1, 2, Wim, 1, 2, Zeta glphc, KG 1-1 1 'g , Y,W.c.a. 2 Gamma chi omega 1, 2, Band 1, 2 ' X ' l, 2g Wing Club 25 Thespians Z5 Pan W ? Hellenic 25 Cast of Big Heartedg VAT 7 Wil XY Herbert 2 W iffbi' ,. QRTHUH RUSSELL FIIXQGEL? RUTTNER LUCCELIAE SCOTT fi ' 1 H uno ci ron :J Deltirngi Sigma 25 Band 25 Chorus 2 Gamma Chi Omega 1, 25' W.H.Q. Gamma Chi Omega 1, 25 Wing Club -ix , I, l, 25 Wing Club 25 Class Vice-Pres. 25 Y.W.C.l3l. 2 xx , ilk lg Gamma Chi Omega Treas. 2g . XX 1, KJV Wim. vice-Pres. 2 xx . X . X 1. X FY M Qi f15g,1E125ESD ! c1.r11RE SHIPP MQXINE SIPE ' 1, 'ine R1 1' Cl1Gd1'O1'1 Hlton, Missouri ' Ngpltajlfsi S' a U ing Club lp Chorus l Hlpha Phi Pi 1, Z5 W.Pl.Fl. l, 25 Wing l I cgriis l, , Cla siness Mgr. l Club 2 My 'I it OSSIE SPEHRS, 1 CLHRICE SPITTLER ELVR STR tj, X Lisco ik I 'I 1 '9 ' Hay Springs Cha ing Club 25 Chorus Z j,,'1',' Philomathean 1 Kappa h Sigma , 2, Y.W.C.H. ,jj I , 1451 lf, ,A 1 1,25 con mi ub lgKappa , '-'b'. ' I T a ma c. fx? 1 1' ' I , I f ' g , rf 1 avi are 'U 4, 1 '2 1' 2 1531 , s 1 ' . A in 5 ,. WI' . ,f'!f7m?' W ,T x 11 iw E' r fg i Q L 135 -T 5 W ft Q L L. AKD 1 15 ' 1 in , ,J I 1 1 - ' , r' 'i ' : lf N ' ' N . .T V11 V Q T Q 5 I N Q. ii- Qxbgrkiqy ilu'-4' 5 4 0 J ' ' Alf? . 1 l se, 2 :QM f be R , PW U 1 ' l 1, I I fl X I 'J ff':.J,--lb. 31, U4 I 6 Page Thirty-seven xg. kai, ijgffilffegfuffl il- L17 'l7fLf, F'j5 'Mf f , . 65' SOPHOMORES V- A . P P W time-A-it--r 1 MYRTLE STURGEON ry' ' Nfl Hay Springs 'lk 1 X 1 ' '- : Kappa Theta Sigma 1, 2, Home Ecozf' lf! l riomics Club lg Y.W.C.F1. lex M25 rf ff 1 ,K ' Y.W.C.H. Vice-Pres. 2 .N ,5 ,,,' 1 . ' ,' If , WILMH SWQLLOW ff ,K fi I Chaclron N!! ' , WEN in SVWQN . T I , ,- Wht ex ' er, S. Dak. Fllpha Phi Pi 2 1 PEGGY IEHNNE THOMPSON 1 -'T,,qn.v ' Chadron ' ' Hlpha Phi Pi 1, 25 W.H.H. 1, 25 J Chorus 1, 2, Thespians 1 1 1 . - LHWRENCE 'l'1LLMPlN McGrew 5,-1' Band 1, Orchestra 15 Delta Pi Sigma wh I Z, Track 1 Q , . I URSULH TULLOSS 4: '. 1' fi. I 11 Hay Springs ,, r 'ACH 051' 1 5 an-mv na 'f 1 ly GLEN WITTE Chadron Football 1, 2, Wing Club 1, Psi Beta Sigma l, 25 C Club 1, 25 Staff Big Hearted Herbert 2 REX YOCUM Gering Band 1, 2, Orchestra 1, 2, Chorus 1, 2, Delta Pi Sigma 1, 2, Student Council 2g Delta Pi Sigma Treas. 2, Class Vice-Pres. 2 Bartlett ponders before a test. Chorus 1, 2, Hlpha Phi Pi 1, Economics Club 2, Wing C BOB BHUMHN Cushing, Iowa Basketball 1, 2, C Club 1, BETTY Chaclron Zeta Pllpha 1, 2 1 1 V 1 Belgum and Nelson watch for the arrival. 25 Home lub 2 0 Officers 'J' . -1159? 'ei x N ji W ny' V ' :'1-'Y' Vu::'i w A K x 6' ' he XOQXOQ K W1 Freshmen Caps l 'Pa 'i Page Forty ,WW QW QW PRES:-:MEN CLASS KYLE HBERNETHY X Henry . Psi Beta Sigma NORMHN HKERS Chadron Wing Cl , D ta Pi Sigma lx , LINE. EKEET lx l UI I on I ,I I Phi Pi y X I J A I Lfvi KROSEM U WE I ff if J 'X Al Sidnfy 1-I, f,4pf?7 , . K J I I2 LD IIINDERSON 3 7 'Y C hadron if , Delta Pi Sigma, Band f if Off' V , DOROTHY IINDERSON ' ,ff Illjf Hay Sprin s ,U ' , Gamm 'l i Omegai, Viy ' f yi! LI ' JL ' M I J f I f , xv l . A Rosa IEHN aNDERSfjlf flljf' Rippey, Iowa X ff Q ll Gamma Chi 9pKega,l I f flcftf RI. PELL gg A l FI iley, Ka jf' til' H- ha Phi Pi ing Club, Thes- 'Ik MjJ?Ians V ,, ' lj xsmvi .LIPPELL l djs! riff' Fort Riley, Kansas yjy f I ' Delta Pi Sigma, Wing Club, Thes- X M!! If FJIGVHS EDITH BHCH .,' , Chadron ,V IACK MBHLIQINGER l X' Bingham Delta Pi Sigma 'ff l' EDWIN BHRKLEY ' ' Mitchell Psi Beta Sigma, Class Sec-Treas. I ' LEO BEIRNES Hay Springs Delta Pi Sigma PERN ELLH BHRNWEL ' Lisco Y,W.C.H. GENEVIE BHSS Chaclron Hlpha Phi Pi, Home Ec. Club ROBERT BEHVER Bayard . THERESH BEHRENS Sv Rapid City, South Dakota K Fllpha Phi Pi, Wing Club K ' BILLY BEST f r X by 5 f Chadron I Delta Pi Sigma N . Q9 All W ,. f' . . Lf'-L A' -, FRESHMEN iff: i ' l 57,1 Lois BISPING f f 5 ,Q i' Chadron , K-, Zeta Hlpha L7 LORRQINE BLECKWENN J J ,pl- 5 5 Dalton ' ' 21 GRQCE BLUNDELL fl x Chadron a L - f L IRIXER B Ri, X .X f me lf xx X A ' 0 'gma, Wing Club ' 0 ffif I X I x., GoRToN IIM Bom Chadron ,, x if-0' vs ., '. I 42 Psi Beta Sigma w,li'wNG1g'J1'Q, I CIQQRLEELBROOKS E M' hadr n ' A --fi ' 'I gl JJ' ' LQ! fx ,f if jf L PHILIP BROOKS ii ' Chadron x - M Band EUGENE BROWN X Merriman G IONE BROWN Chadron Kappa Theta Sigma, I l f ff C D 1 CQMPBELL ja V4 J L' f on If LR f L f FLORENCE 33, IELDJ yi -' Torrington, yomiri ffff Gamma Chi Omega, Home co- , nomics Club PINNH BELLE CHRLSON I is Broadwaier ! oru ' MHXINE CRRNINE - 0- f., Flngora Hlpha Phi Pi, Chorus HHRLEY CRRPE TER Chadron Zeta Hlpha, Wing Clu , ii REX COFFEE X ' 1 ff! Chadron ff. V, W HRZEL COOK ff..2,a476?7 f QM, X ,bf I-V P . WLM Band, Orchestra, Ch sf . ,GC 1 I i' ' 4 ff , ffl ROBERT CORCORQNMVT -R2 2 'I Gering 'fx I l If 1 fin Page Forty-one rf' 9 1 M . D , 7:5 P132 E .5 . 41 .jp N -.L xx :U 4-.gl Page Forty-two 525' 'VIII' ,T-rj: 4 5 3 'EI P 4 13 J 9 J lb' '.: -1' . E, 0 A - .R 1 F R E S H M E N , ' 561 MHRY IO COYLE Chadron Hlpha Phi Pi I LOUISE COZP. s ' M-erriman Hlpha Phi Pi, Band ELSP. CROFUTT Clinton gb l..eROY CUSHMHN Chadron Chorus CHHRLES DQLTON Sidney Psi Beta Sigma MFIRY VIRGINIH DHWSON Flats ' 0 .Q ' Kappa Theta Sigma fd l,- ,0 I ' PJ ,brffff 0 HHROLD DEHNS rf' 'H Chadron I f ' Delta Pi Sigma ' ' 5 1 JJ' ' AMW Z IUNE DIMMICK L ,lf Chadron WV Zeta Pllpha, Chorus, WJ'-l.Fl. MHBLE DIMO Bingha , X X , ll WHYNE DRI'-PIPER f'41 34 Sidney My . H ffl! BILL ELSTUN ,ll 7 El Monte, California K ,f A nf' Psi Beta Sigma, Wing Club In 1'1 MQRTHH EMQRINE Dpll V53 Vencmgo ll, - .9 E iw fl V COLLEEN EWEN ' l Chadron ' ' ' Hlpha Phi Pi fm' EDNH Q04 Iohnstown Y.W. RUTH R Clinton Ri MERLE l Crooksion fo ,X-Q. Psi Bela Sigma, Chohgg if GEORGE FH Chadron . LOLH FELZ Wayside L fffiifwww 'bf 'i ,-5 'W iczf Forty three efo 0 Y 7' KA U P , 2 ' , 'C ' I .WX - ZS lm l ll' Ml, ,MAYY fi 'U f X ll A llif z f K A 1 iliy gf Wit f WVFRESH - N A v ' ORRHINE I-IILL 57 ' Hrdmore, South Dakota Kappa Theta Sigma, Y.W.C.Ft. ' 'N 4, WHYNE HINDMFIN B ' Hay Springs ,Q lu Wing Club If . 'I H VIRGINIA HINNE J ,lg Rushville , .X t, Alpha Phi Pi ML 3, ,lg . . , ., , IL E HITCHCOCK . til AIGIlhO1gI1' P' Q Q ll gap Q 1 1 f ,NX , BQRBHRH ANN HODSON ,JJ . D si h ' Martin, South Dakota ,fu ' Fllpha Phi Pi, Band, Home 9 I - TCI Club, Thespians 1 -I J, KQ ELAINE HOPFMHN gy Kil r VJ! go e tl fb Q6 HHZELLE HOGUE jf D Broken Bow . X I ' l - GWENDOLYN Q HOLLQN f '. i J, I5 Broadwater ' J ' , ' Zeta F1lphaJW'! Ciib K ' ' I -2' 159 TTLE8 'ya IEN' ' mp jf d , hite C I X ' C I W 11, zeie Hlph i g Club me I3 , 1 U ' Cl b, . K M u J N I , N RQJGE Qi! by O GI' ' Delta Pi Sfirig J NORMH HUGHBHNKS Harrisburg Kappa Theta Sigma, Y.W.C.H., I,R.C. .Sl LORRHINE HUG 2 Bayard 4,1 Mag! Y.W.C.H. I lvl I I ' IONQ HUGHES Au ,441 Y Crawford OW DlV.l3t.H., Y.W.C.H. , ': , -F ,U , I. . PHULINE IHCOBSEN of '9iM7,,4,,J 5 Q, , L Qfwvf' Beatrice ' N I gQ,,1,ggS:,,,1jf Kappa Theta Sigma, Wing Club, 1' ' Pinokasan Staff, Thespians, I , Y.W.C.H., Home Ec. Club, Chorus, 'J' ' .' Production Staff Big Hearted Herbert o GI Page Forty-four , .W DONALD IoHNs 1 J' if Long Pine f FLOYD IOHNS Whitman Wing Club IULIH IOHNSON Plrnold Kappa Theta Sigma, Y.W.C.Fi. HRRRY IONES Chadron 'N f,,,V0'Q ' x,-fic f-'1-L2 J? f I! VW -L T , 1 ,,,,c,,f!4,, ,- , 0' -lfgfff 7 , JJ, FRESHMEN SUSIE IEQN IONES Chadron W.Fl.Fl., Chorus VHLESTH IONES Chadron Zeta Hlpha, Club Club IUNIOR KE Chadron BERTHH KENNEDY Chadron GHRNET Valentine Chorus, Y.W pf' tk I CHHRLES KINGSBURY . A f ' Merriman My ELHINE KLEEB Crawford A2 Jil Hlpha Phi Pi, Chorus M DQPHINE KOEHNEKE ' Chadron Band adj 7 , f WV wgjjf' H mmgi fl E LQESON 119963 ' RUTH LFITHHM Bayard Kappa Theta ' ' Y.W.C.Pt. BETTY LOU LHWERENCE Crawford Hlpha Phi Pi, Chorus, Thespians BILL LEWIS MMMQM Morrill Class Vice-President, Psi Beta Sigma TERRY MCCQRTY H1 Q3 BETTY MCDERMQND 'Na' Chadron I ,B Zeta Hlpha, Threspians, Home Ec. Club, W.i5l.Fl., Production staff Big Hearted Herbert Bos MCDILL Chadron Chorus rl' CLYDE MCGINNIS Mitchell Psi Beta Sigma Page Forty-six Q' fi 7' JWSRESHMEN MONP. MCINTYRE 'GJ Q. Kennedy Q NA, . IIMMIE MRNNING Chadron Delta Pi Sigma, Wing Club, Stu- I dent Council, Class President ROSS MHSSINGHLE f Valentine . LEOLH MESSNER ' Dalton . SN H1 h ' '-7 ' -C . , jjE 1f41J rig? X f' HB N ,Lf 'I :'5'HayZSirings J ,Home EQ. Club E f fjfh, GEORGE MORTON fzfffff l 'f0' W Mitchell f Psi Beta Sigm 'ng Club 'MQELYJ A ngs ff' Phi Pif horus ' . H NORMHN awford I . phq Phi Pi, Wing Club ' SHIRLEY NOWLHN Whitney I I ff P1 LEO O'ROURKE ', Gordon GHIL OVERSTREE Hlliance ' Psi Beta ma, Chorus, Wing Club , J Lois PETERSON , ' Merriman WJ fy ,uf iw: D2 ,duff V J X MHRDELLE PETERSON A f 'A 4 1COdy do J ,Gamma Chi Omega, Home , .'Club, Band, Production Staff Big, ff TH-eartecl Herbert X All Qt , JOHN POPE AM' , ' .Q l Ptrnold - f - . .N Delta Pi Sigma, Ban M Xft P3 'H' 1 GORDON POTTE J E- I f K Val ??9f6f ,.f.0Zf J-N J N W a ' if BETTY RHPP J!!! Chadron Q Gamma Chi Omega ' ' ft DORH RFISMUSSEN . F: Chadron Zeta Hlpha, Home Ec. h, , W.H.Ill. f' ELMQPI 913251535 ' W I Potter fl J DOROTHY REED KAI. -D WE? Lyman BONNIE R VES Gordon Kappa Theta Sigma, Y.W.C.H., Chorus LORENZO REGESTER Melbeta Band . - MHRCIH REID dw! W . J af.-J Berea if jf- Y.W.C.H. JKMJL ,W DICK amz ,j J 2,v'l' Chadron 'ijgfi' -5 Xi!! Psi Beta Sigma 5' J ' ,fi f W cj: Jail'-Q KING RHILEYI' fu , Oshkosh I if Psi Beta Sigma' DORH RICEDORFF' 1 Merriman Ze Hipha, Wing Club, Home Ec. IEQN ROBERT ' Whitney OX, aiphq Phi Pa, W C1 , ,f ' BETH ROGERS Rapid City, Southtpakotcx QP Zeta Ripha, Wing Club, Home EC. j Club, wma. 4 ' ' 'fx ' 'X X IOSEPI-IINEmRUSHER WWF! ifrfi- , Morrill E Q. Lqv f7 f, I WL WW ,W W6 MHRIORIE SHI-I f ,. Dalton ELQINE SHHS vw Dalton AMAA Crawford alpha Phi Pi, Wang Club yy MM 7'T5.QQ GWEN SCI-IOMMER s Chadron J S DON SHHNLEY 43, S Crawford Band, Chorus JB I . ' LJJLQ. M, 4 1 if I ---' DEWITT SHHNNON no ,,, , Ji' U Martin, South Dakota K' ' ' Band L., ,ggi - , A I f ' 'I' DOROTHY SHEFPNER ' ' ' Hay Springs f 7 V 1 Kappa Theta Sigma ELIZQBETH SHIPKEY Chadron Hlpha Phi Pi, Wing Club '94-'A lL L!' .- ,ff .7 . f Q .AZ ,ful L,Jt'!!?T-XAUKT-xxsz , J ,01,f:-ff . Page Forty-seven I I 3 I FRESH ' MHRGHRET SIEKERT ' Chadron , . I ' l MHRG 1 ER ly Bro at r ' 'Q , DOROTHY SIMONS I ' . A Chadron 7 Fllphc Phi Pi BETTY SMITH I Chadron K BILLY SMITH M I Chadron 3- IHCQUE SMITH . i M!! Morrill -1' Kappa Theta Sigma, and U! L WOOD SMITH Crawf rd Footb I ! .5PHTLL IENCEIR a Theta Sigma ROGER STROCKEY Lyman KHTHERINE STRONG Brule BERTHH STROUSE Chadron Kappa Theia Sigma BETTY SULLIVHN Gordon Chorus Ski - xfxf Page Fomigh' px in X X QX l-Lf! lfxx' ' Wx GLOVE THHYE Chadr n 1 Pi Si ma, Wing Club, Chorus THUSQN j L QR, , Cast of arled 0-Ilgielzp Herber Z l HELEN DMPS N Chadron 5' THOMHS THOMPSON Chadron Delia Pi Sigma, Band V PHILLIP TIERNEY Hlliance Delta Pi Sigma, Wing Club v x , ' 1 Ka, K5 31 QFMA PN . , . I If M MW V Fllpha Phi Pi, Band, Chor s MQRY WIEDENFELD Rrdmore, South Dakot I RICHFIRD WILSON Valentine, Nebraska Psi Beta Sigma LQ VERNE WITTE Chadron, Nebraska Gamma Chi Omega ELLEN WOLF Chadrori, Nebraska Home EC. Club BEULHH WRIGHT Hay Springs, Nebraska DOROTHY YOUNG Dalton, Nebraska Gamma Chi Omega CHTHERINE ZONICK Chadron, Nebraska PHULINE ZUSPQNN Pine Dakota 476 f fat- Q.fz2'Y iff' ' X' ,fkjx 1 NX fx of HN, Aqw ,. j . , 1 ' it ff b'. NRDINE TUENBULL fl qmvxvf H A 71, Hrdmore, South Dakota , WX LQ' gfylfg 1.4 . I Kappa Theta Sigma Hfffij 'L 5- f . , M. I in , MQXINE UNDERWOOD' -- W. 4f ,f,i' Hlliance, Nebraska M' Y.W.C.I3l., Home Ec. Club-ffgfi V , NORMH WQRNER U5 if L Oelrichs, South Dakota ' C A' ft' ' ' Kappa Theta Si a - ', ,,.- ' ,. 'I ' ' CLEO WHITE .gEf:'W- P' ' gf 1, , Haigler, Nebraska 1 'f K . MQRY IHNE WHITE 49- , nr-'J' . Hot Springs, South Dakota 7, Ml' U O flfffff wx X' 6.5 fwstfft K we J if ,E , its liiiigwgjpffmvf 1-as E' fit -Sqft QNDERSON GEORGE CHSE Chadron, Nebraska Chadron, Nebraska HEMRN CHRMEHN lEHN NERUD Chadron, Nebraska Bayard, Nebraska Hlpha Phi Pi No. 1 Page Forty-nine i YQ! . l THE ANOKOSAN We, the Hnnual. Staff and Publication Board, feel honored to have the opportunity to pre- sent to you the eighth volume, the l94l Plnokasan. In its pages are such memories of your school days as we hope will give you pleasure in recalling. We present it to you as a part ot Chadron State Teachers College-its laughter and fun, its Work and study, its Vision and training, and it it can make them a part ot you, we shall feel our Work Well done. ai. ' L of 1.1 V5 ii, nun: ff 1'.'S The Editor and Manager assign duties The BOYS ef Work Page Fifty STHFF lean Van Horn ,......... ,.,,...,,.....,.,....,.,....,..,.. E ditor-in-Chief Bernard Donahue ..,...,, ....,.,..,.,..,.,, M anaging Editor Bradford Bartlett ..,,..... ,.,.,..,. Pl dvertising Manager Lewis Coffey ....,, ,..,., ..,,,..i,,, ,,,.i.i..,.,.... Fl r t Editor Lois Lennington ....... ...........,.., S ociety Editor Dick Bass ....,,i,.. ,,,.t .,,....i.. S p orts Editor Marion Burrows ...,,... ,...,...., S ports Editor Ioe Peonio ..,.,,,..,...,......, .......... P hotographer Val Fitch ,..,......................,,. ..,... ..... P h otographer Helen Breidenbach ....,..., .,..,... F aculty Editor Hope Brooker. ,.,....,,.... ,,..,,,. C lass Editor Pauline Iacobsen., ,.... ....,.. C lass Editor . PUBLICHTION BOHRD Faculty Representatives Student Representatives Chairman .I t mtl. '. Dr, Lyle V. Flndrews Miss Nelda Schmidt Miss Garnet Larsen Earl Finkey lean Van Horn Bradford Bartlett Ioe Peonio 1 .r -'X Publication Board The Girls at Work WN ZWVGI' LW X80 371 ' 'ws' 1601 ' Us 110i al Ines 01163 l1Ol'fOlL zbeli' 9 'BYIM 8124, We 0004 fx of.7Z0,s5 ORN .. ALPHA PHI PI OFFICERS President ,,,,,,,,,,,..,,,.,.,.,,,,.,,......,..... Vey Thomas Vice-President .....,.., ,..,,,...,.A. L ois Lenington 0 0 Secretary ..,,.,...,,,., .....,.,,. R osemond Mitchell Treasurer ..,..... ,.,., ,.....,..,,.,, T h eda Mae Lebo Reporter .....,,....A......,....,...,....,.,,,, Ursula Tulloss SPONSORS Miss Edith Hilton Miss Bernice Cole Dr. Garnet Larson HONORHRY MEMBER Miss Lorraine Bixler Pledges Officers Page Fifty-two Hlpha Phi Pi was organized as the Fllice 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 Qlice Freeman Palmer was not forgotten, however, as the organization in- creased in membership and activity. She still remains the ideal and inspiration ot every girl in the sorority. Hloha Phi Pi members are chosen carefully on the basis of scholarship and character. lts purpose is to foster a spirit of fellowship and loyalty among the members and to work hand in hand with others for the welfare of the en- tire college. lmoortant social events during the year are the Christmas informal banquet and dance and the spring formal, and the Mother's Day Tea in the spring. Miss Vey Thomas, president of the sorority, was chosen 1940 Gridiron Queen. Miss Marion Gierau, who has been treasurer of the sorority tor two years, was honored this year by being presented as the Blue Key Sweetheart. Miss Lorraine Cleveland, now an alumni of Hlpha Phi Pi was the 1940 May Queen. The sorority won the inter-sorority sing which was the high-light of the 1.940 Ivy Day activities. The group was again honored by winning the 1941 Blue Key Revue with their skit, Valen- tine Revue . . - 000 VQXXO 51 rom filkert, Pauline Flppell, Gloria Bass, Genevieve Behrens, Theresa Camino, Maxine Cole, Maxine Coyle, Mary lo Cozacl, Louise Davis, Charlene Ewen, Coleen Frauen, Mary Margaret Gierau, Marion Hinne, Virginia Hitchcock, llene Hixson, fllice Hodson, Barbara Iolly, Ianet Kleeb, Elaine Lamb, Helen Lawrence, Betty Lou Lebo, Theda Mae Lonington, Lois Loomer, Marion Messner, Leola Mitchell, Rose Nelson, Madeline Norman, Ruth O'Hourke, Ruth Person, Peggy Plummer, Dorothy Roberts, lean Rachel, lean Schmidt, Gretchen Shipkey, lean Simons, Dorothy Sipe, Maxine Swan, Wenonia Tagart, Maxine Thomas, Vey Thompson, Peggy Ieanne Tulloss, Ursula White, Mary Iane 'Q l . MIX -.4 4. V -J Ml! .4 I , -v. ' .. ' V ,. , M . . c, u- 5 alas' E. 1 .N iii' Y ' t.. ,g..f V Page Fifty-three Fldarns, Robert Plnderson, Gerald I-lndersori, Bob Hppell, Sam Ball, George Ballinger, lack Barnes, Leo Bartlett, Brad Best, Frank Boyce, lim Boyce, Bill Cook, Henry Cottrell, Leslie Deans, Harold Eddie, Robert Faulk, Kenneth Fitch, Val Fovlrler, Paul French, Iim Grathman, Leroy Goodrich, Loine Hass, Floyd Hathaway, Frank Heath, Ierry Henrickson, Morris Hruza, Rodney Hulit, Ralph lanky, Stanley Keller, Lee Laws, Iohn Manning, lim Mitchell, Harold Peonio, Ioe Pont, Fllbert Pope, Iohn Potter, Roland Rittenhouse, Leon Russell, Flrthur Sanders, Lewis Sell, Norvin Thayer, Glover Thompson, Thomas Tierney, Phillip Tillman, Lawrence Van Horn, Charles Waterman, Bob Yocum, Rex Page Fifty-four rim -'I -A Ji I Q I' r l WP!!! it-rx Q , ,Q 4' Q A ,M .W , f l -H LJ is 2 1:7 M . 'T' al, ...ass wr , . wil? he f 14 'lit Q- ttf NV- X 0 GK Qfy S347 sw' DELTA PI SIGMA OFFICERS President ,....,.....,..,,.,,..,,,.,,..,.... .Lewis Sanders SPONSORS Vice Presidentm. ,,,.,.,., Paul Schommer . Secretary... .. ,,,,...... Bradford Bartlett Dr' Ralph E' Sllker Treasurer .,,...,...,,.. ...r...,,,,,, . ,Rex Yocum DF- Hlbert H- Burrows Historian... , ,....,..., .. ...,,.. Roland Potter Sergeant-at-Firms... . ...t,,......,,,,t,.... Floyd Hass From a Charter Membership ot thirteen at the time of organization, in 1928, the Delta Pi Sigma fraternity has increased to an active membership ot 35. The traternitys ideals, scholarship, fellowship, sportsmanship, and loyalty to the group and the school serve as a guide in the choice oi members and have been instrumental in obtaining and maintaining the high position on the campus of which the fraternity is proud. There is a prominent participation oi the members in the other organiza- tions and extra-curricular activities, Delta Pi Sigma has won the Ivy Day Sing twice in the last three years, and never placed below third in the Blue Key Revue, winning twice in the tive presentations. From the ranks ot Delta Pi come members of the Student Council, Blue Key Honor Fraternity, Sigma Tau Delta, Pi Kappa Delta, and Lambda Delta Lambda. Presidents ot the Freshman and Sophomore classes, Wing Club, Student Council, Industrial Flrts Guild, and Campus Thespians. lt has also placed two members in the Who's Who in Flmerican Colleges and Universities for 1941. Page Fifty-five gg is X Neg ' 33,-SW - X x sz N Q -. 8. iw ggi: OFFICERS: ' .Virginia Thurston President. ,,,,.......,................ Vice President ..,, . .,.. .......... . Treasurer ............ ........ Secretary ,...,... SPONSORS: Mrs. Mabel Hoatson Miss Minnie Lichte Miss Margaret Gerig HONORHRY MEMBERS: Mrs. Hnn Michael .Hope Brooker Plngela Ruttner ,.........Dorothy Uhl Miss Helen R. Williams GAMMA CHI OMEGA ax, Gro UD picture Informal Snowball Dance Gamma Chi Omega has rapidly popular- ized itself as a social sorority on the cam- pus. lt was established in 1935 with a char- ter membership ot sixteen members. The present membership is 30. Gamma Chi Omega strives to torrn last- ing friendships among girls through Whole- some recreations and contacts. The only girls on the campus to take C.Pi.H. Training have been Gamma Chis. Page Filty-six Officers-Sponsors Hope Brooker and Mary lo Norman have both completed their aeronautics course and wear wings. The sorority is an active participant in all campus activities, This year green and gold jackets with the sorority insignia have let people know that the wearer is a Gamma Chi. Qnderson, Dorothy Hnderson, lean Baker, Betty Boyce, Dorothea Brooker, Hope Canfield, Florence Chulk, Henrietta Dau, Maxine Evans, Lois Grim, Dorothy Haughey, Virginia Hovet, Hose Iohansen, Thelma Iolinson, Mary Kannolt, Evelyn Lange, Echo Mcfldams, Rosemary McCray, Helen Norman, Mary Io Paxton, Frieda Peterson, Mardelle Pont, Ruth Rapp, Betty Rowan, Margaret Ruttner, Hngela Scott, Lucille Thurston, Virginia Uhl, Dorothy Witte, Laverne Young, Dorothy f, ' it --4 ,ri .IH . it ' Q 'K 'We - f ', N .A . ' v 6' B vi. Xfjtr- r l I ard , V , f 1 xixlilgx f', Q' , s ,f L- 'xy X I 1 'E .11 Page Fifty-seven Belgum, Myrna Brobst, Neosha Brown, lone Brown, Lois Chamberlain, Mabelle Chamberlain, Marilyn Dennis, Bernadine Ganser, Doris Gunderson, Opal Hayward, Irene Hill, Lorraine Howard, Margaret Hughbanks, Norma Iacobsen, Pauline Iohnson, Iulia Kaczmarek, Ruth Latham, Ruth Marcy, Esther Marcy, Eunice Nelson, Lois lean Peterson, Opal Puinam, Helen Reeves, Bonnie Roll, lean Rousey, Wyledda Sheiiner, Dorothy Smith, Iacque Spencer, Phyliss Strom, Elva Strouse, Bertha Sturgeon, Murtle Turnbull, Nadine Van Horn, lean Warner, Norma Wasserburger, Irene OFFICERS President ...A..,....,.,.......... Opal Gunderson V. President ...,............ Margaret Howard Treasurer .,,,,..,,, ..,, .... I e an Van Horn Secretary ........., .,....... E lva Strom Historian ,...... ......., L ois Brown SPONSORS Miss Nelda Schmidt W Miss Maude Ummel Miss Harriet Watts HONORQRY KV Miss Doris Wilson I K Miss Blanche Brandenburg Mrs. Fllbert Kent Q! Talking it over Officers Group gather for conference Kappa Theta Sigma was organized in No- vember, 1925. Since its organization the sorority had been active in campus activities and has made a creditable showing on the campus. It is the endeavor of the group to foster loyalty for the college and to maintain high social standards. The sorority has a reputation for being in the foreground in the Work ot college organi- zations and furnishes many leaders in student activities. Two of our members, Opal Gunderson and Mabelle Chamberlain, are active members ol the national science fraternity, Lambda Delta Lambda. lean Van Horn is the editor-in-chief ot the ' . l94l Plnokasan. K' T' Song Buds O Both semesters oi last year our organization O had the honor oi maintaining the highest scholastic ranking among the social organi zations L e S w KAPPA THETA SIGMA . PSI BETA SIGMA 'li ww 'T . '- 91111 . 11: -ru i it mei 5 uf, S r, The new boys 7- , 1 She's some gal Old members OFFICERS: President ......,A........ Don Keebaugh Vice Pres .,... ......., M urray Iohnson Treasurer ,,.. . ,,,,,,,,. William Ford Secretary. ..........i...,.....,Iames Bass Custodian ,.,,..........,, George Hinne SPONSORS: Dr. F. B. Harrington Mr. E. Tripp Michael The Psi Beta Sigma was or- ganized for the purpose of tur- thering athletics, scholarship, and social life as Well as pro- moting brotherhood, fellowship and social spirit on the carn- pus. The record ot its activities during the past year shows that it has not forgotten the things for which it stands. The Psi Beta Sigma has given to the school this year the presi- dents of the Blue Key, C Club, Iunior and Senior classes. Two Psi Betas are in the student council and one is in Who's Who in Pirnerican Colleges tor 1941. Psi Beta Sigma is noted for having the best parties on the campus. Soup bowl haircuts Hbernethy, Kyle Hkers, Earl Bass, Dick Bass, Iim Boyd, Gordon lim Butler, lim Cadwallader, Rex Criss, lack Elsiun, Bill Evans, lim Farber, Merle Federle, less Finkey, Earl Ford, Bill Fowler, Iohn Grantham, Don Hamilton, Colby Hedberg, Charles Hinne, George Hoke, Iohn Horner, loe Iohnson, Murray Keebaugh, Don Mammen, Eddie McGinnis, Iunior McGinnis, Wood Merrick, Clay Morton, George Overstrcet, Gail Patrick, Bob Reitz, Dick Rhiley, King Samuelson, Iolin Searby, Bill Steimnark, Sam Wilson, Dick Witte, Glen was-1 U55 'fi X? -5. 3554 alll Page Sixty-one lg ' be N Qt Nfwqiew '5- Hclamson, Ieanne Ball, Mary Hnn Beebee, Barbara Beguin, Hazelle Bisping, Lois Breidenbach, Helen Bruner, Kathryn Burrows, Marion Carlson, Hnnabelle Dimmick, Iune Downey, Nihla I 1 e . 'A L, A . W Pxufss. 4 , V M ttf Z aw 'l A V , xg g U Q54 px Forrester, Ruth 2' ' ' V ' V- fi!-' I ' Finney, Carol l -' K I - r .' 'X 1, , tl S-4 Garrison, Betty :H . W K V- 'Hi I Page Sixty-two II Q1 vii Gi-erau, Bernice Glen, lean Hoffman, Phyllis Holland, Gwendolyn Hollstein, Ieanette Iones, Valesta Kennedy, Virginia Lister, Margaret Mcflndrews, Margaret McDermand, Betty McGregor, Virginia McHenry, Firma Laura Morrall, Dorothy Oltmans, lean Ormesher, Lore-ne Proudfit, Iudy Rasmussen, Dora Louise Ricedortf, Dora Rogers, Beth Boss, Dorothy lane OFFICERS: P1feSide1'1i3 ---------,---..,,........,...V Iudy Proudfit Vice President ,.,,...... Helen Breidenbach SGCFSICIVY -----'- ---.-.......,..... M Grgaret Lister TTGUSUYGF- A-.f .,,, . .Marion Burrows SPONSOR: Miss Ethel B. Delzell HONORHRY MEMBERS: Miss Esther Vanclerlas Miss Irene Faulder Miss Rita Htkinson Mrs. Ross Ftrmstrong Jai' jo? Sgt yvxy 5553 O Q' T11 embers Fl wingding of a time. New members' The Zeta Hlpha Sorority is the oldest Greek Letter Organization on the college campus, having been organized in l9l7. Members of the sorority are prom- inent in all campus activities. The presidents of the Pi Omega Pi, the Women's Plthletics Flssociation, and the Home Economics Club are each members of the Zeta Pllpha Sorority. Women ot this sorority are members of the Cardinal Key, Student Coun- cil, and listed in Who's Who in Flmerican Colleges and Universi- ties . 7241 Fun at the carnival. Indian wedding. ZETA ALPHA Outstanding s o c i al events oi the year are the Rush Party, Pledge Din- ner, Homecoming Break- fast, Christmas Party, ln- tormal and Formal dances, and the Mother's Day picnic. Zeta Pllpha promotes the ideals ot scholarship, character, loyalty, and sociability among the membership and on the campus. Page Sixty-three ,St TE SIGMA TAU DELTA z 5 I JJ OFFICERS 'If-if President .,...,,,,,,,.... ..,..., B ernard Donahue Secretary ......,,. . , ...., Dorothy Iuden Vice President ,....,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..... Hope Brooker Treasurer ...,..,..,,... .. . ,,,...,.. Echo Galloway s .5 ' .ff if ' if M - 9 it ' English class listens intently. Officers 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 a love and ap- preciation for good literature. The pricary objective of the organization is to encourage original and creative writing. Members are chosen on the basis of scholarship and the interest shown in English. Plctive membership is limited to those Whose Work leads to an English major. The constitution of the national organization specifies that not more than 25 members may be admitted to a local chapter. Publication requirements of IUUU Words are to be fulfilled by each mem- ber before initiation. Miss Clark, sponsor. Hazelle Beguin Dorothy Iuden Lucille Bigelow Virginia Kennedy Helen Breiclenbach Margaret Lister Hope Brooker Helen McCroy Charlene Davis Flnna Laura McHenry Bernard Donahue lean Oltmans Hnna Fauske Iucly Proudfit Echo Galloway Plngela Ruttner Stanley lanky Paul' Schommer Thelma Iohanson Vey Thomas lean Van Horn Sigma Tau Delta group. Page Sixty-four CA EliETNL HEY NATIONAL 555163 gCLi'2ORlTY OFFlCERSZ President .... .. .,,. ..,,, M arion Gierau Vice-President. . . ,,,.A,, Charlene Davis Secretary. . . .... ,..,,,,,... Vey Thomas Treasurer ,,,,.., ...,. . .Helen Breidenbach Reporter ..,..,,.... . Illnna Laura Mcl-Ienry SPONSORS: Miss Harriet Watts Miss Esther Vanderlas Miss Garnet Larson MEMBERS: Helen Breiclenbach Theda Mae L-ebo Charlene Davis Ftnna Laura McHenry Marion Gierau Rosamond Mitchell Dorothy Iuden Vey Thomas Virginia Kennedy Virginia Thurston Chile Supper. Girls in Cardinal Key Iaclzets. ln l938 a charter was granted to the Chadron chapter of Cardinal Key, National Honor Sorority. The members are young Women of senior college rank who have shown outstanding character, high scholarship, and who are definitely leaders among college Women. They must be active in the social life of the Campus and must be of definite value to each organization to Which they belong. Those who have been chosen realize the honor and re- gard their election to membership as a challenge to service. ' This year Cardinal Key has experienced its most active year since its inaugural. lt sponsored its annual chili supper, Waffle supper, all-college dance, honor roll party for Women. ln addition, Cardinal Key cooperated in the sponsorship of Freshman Day at which time the girls first wore their colorful jackets which have marked them as a service organization. The purpose of this group is to cooperate with the faculty and student body in promoting a greater interest in scholarship and student fellowship. Otticers Music Hour Blue Key No'rior1o.I Honor Froterrnty 'rf H11 school banquet. mn Blue key trophy. .being Officers, Sponsors command Colby l-lamilton Stanley Ianky Murray lohnson Don Koebaugh Ioe Peomo Lewis Sanders Bill Searhy Norvin Sell Harold llixon-no wt Nlilr OFFICERS: President ....,....,.,.,l. .......... B ill Searby Vice-president ..,,.........,..,....,.. .................., I oe Peonio Sec-treasurer ,.,..,,,A..,.,.,.,,,,......... ......... C olby Hamilton -tif M Corresponding Secretary ......,.,. ,,...,,A.......,... B ill Ford 1 Pllumni Secretary ..,,,,.....,...,...........,. s ...., ....,...,.. N orvin Sell NAT ' i f F num i' The work ot Blue Key on this Campus for the 'Wlllllllll past years is as follows: L The sponsoring or co-sponsoring of: ' l. Freshman day program SPONSORS: President Rouse Dr. Hildreth Dinner. 2. Regular Saturday night dances 3. The Hll School Banquet 4. Blue Key Sweeth-eart Ball 5. The Blue Key Revue 5. Health program 7. Flnnual lvy Day Program The story of Blue Key at Nebraska State Teachers College has been a story ot growing and broadening scope of activities, The growth of Blue Key has been due to several causes. The College administration actively supports the pro- gram of Blue Key, the moving torce of which is Service to the College. The splendid spirit of cooperation on the part ot the student body con- tributes greatly to the success ot Blue Key all- college affairs. Pllso, Blue Key men are picked leaders who have shown their willingness to de- vote much of their time and efforts to promote the joint interests oi the student body and the administration. Election to Blue Key is the greatest challenge a college man can have and the honor comes only when he has proven that he is everything a Blue Key man is expected to be. Page Sixty -SSVBD. INDUSTRIAL ARTS GUILD The lndustrial Plrts 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 num- ber of honorary members Who are Working towards a major or minor in industrial arts. The members ,Stu MEMBERS: William Boyce Fred Brooks Forrest Chitty Bill Ford Martin Gayhart Frank Hathaway Stanley lanky Ice Peonio Leon Rittenhouse L.. G. Lindahl Plbe Duryea OFFICERS: President .r,ll..,.r,.........,.,...,,,, Stanley lanky Vice President ,.......,,.... Leon Rittenhouse Secretary-Treasurer ,...,.,.l.,,.,.,,.,, Bill Ford Sergeant-at-Firms ...,...,..,,.....,,, Ioe Peonio Faculty Hdvisor ,..i,,,,,,,,,.,,., L, G, Lindahl , fhtfazf JL J must .have and maintain at least a C average tb pg 6 lj 61 j fl! fd remain in the Organization, , A M W! . The Guild takes several educational trips eac fl year. Last year a trip was taken to Pine Ridge an Z fe!! another to Speartish. 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 Industrial lllrts Fair is held which creates quite an interest among students and townspeople. The Guild publishes a bi-monthly magazine, The Hrtisan, which is sent to all active alumni and honorary members of the organization. This year the Guildsmen took to the air and participated in several broadcasts over station KOBI-l, Rapid City, S. D., and KGKY, Scottsbluff, Nebraska. The intention of the Guild is to foster an interest in Industrial Plrts both Within and outside its ranks. Page Sixty eight The President sawing his way thru school Z 'jlllinmanllj The skipper on land. Sana? Looks had Ioe. w Printers devils. F1 neophyte watches the master. Neophytes at Work Page Sixty-nine Officers -,il PI OMEGA PI A Commerce S Pi Omega Pi is a National Honorary Commercial Fraternity. lt was established in the spring of l923 at the Northeast Mis- souri State Teachers College at Kirksville, Missouri. The local chapter, Illlpha Theta, was organized in May, 1938. Because all the instructors in the commercial depart- ment are members of Pi Omega Pi, the National Organizer, Miss I. Frances Hender- son, 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 member of Zeta Chapter. Membership in this organization is lim- ited to upperclassmen who have an aver- age of B in both commercial and educa- tional courses and at least a C average in all other courses. One of the purposes of this organization is to foster scholarship and increase interest in the commercial teaching field. Each year the fraternity gives awards to members of the high school typewriting class on the basis of accuracy and speed. The fraternity also awards a key to the student in the commercial department who has the high- est rating in scholarship, attitude, leader- ship, and personality. Plnother purpose of the organization is to bring about a closer association between students and business men and women in the community. Page Seventy e tudeflm POS Teacher Hoffman's Typing Class OFFICERS: President ......... Secretary ..,....,. Treasurer ..... Historian ...,...... SPONSORS: i,.......Margaret Lister ..,.....I-lelen Putnam ..........Phyllis Hoffman Phyllis Hoffman Miss Maude Urnmel Miss Esther H. Vanderlas HCTIVES: Phyllis Hoffman Margaret Lister Helen Putnam Dorothy Uhl PLEDGES: Mary Finn Ball Barbara Beebee Rose Hoevet Pledges HOME ECONOMICS CLUB OFFICERS: President .....,,,.,,,.. ......,.,..,. I ean Oltmans Vice-President. . ,,,,. Virginia Thurston Treasurer ....., ,.., . ,...,,,,. B etty Predmore Secretary ........, ..,,,,,.......,, L ois Evans SPONSORS: Miss Ethel Delzell Miss Margaret Gerig HONORRRY MEMBERS: Miss Nelda Schmidt Miss Margaret Gerig were E HCTIVE MEMBERS: Margaret Mc!-lncirews Betty McDermarid Mardelle Peterson Ursula Tulloss Valesta lones Dora Ricedorif Ellen Wolf Dora Rasmussen Genevieve Bass Barbara Hodson Rosemary Mciqdams Lois Evans lean Oltrnans Betty Predmore Dorothea Boyce c Qlo XZ' is The Home Economics Club, has been functioning in this college since 1930. lt is affiliated with the National Home Economics Hssociation. .Flny girl taking a course in Home Economics is eligible for membership. The aims of the club are to promote friendship among the girls, to unite the efforts of the members on at least one service activity during the year, and to further Home Economics throughout the state and nation. The meetings of the club are held once a month. They are both social and business. The annual Christmas dinner in honor of Ellen H. Richards, founder of home economics, is one of the outstanding social events of the year. The club has an active member- ship of thirty members. ' up' , Marjorie Molzahn Florence Canfield Theda Mae Le-bo Hngella Ruttner Virginia Kennedy Virginia Thurston Maxine Underwood Kathryn Bruner Helen McCray Lois lean Nelson Beth Rogers Ieanette Hollstein Margaret Howard Hazel McDonald Wanda leon Wright Pauline Jacobsen The class takes notes. Page Seventy-one 6 A , OFFICERS: President, , ., , ,Charles W. Layton Vice President.. . Ereida Paxton Secretary. ,,,,.,, ,. Opal Gunderson Treasurer ,....,,A,...., Mabelle Chamberlain More and more about less and less. What do the stars tell of the future. Z .ll Cf LAMBDA DELTA LAMBDA Lambda Delta Lambda is a national honorary physi- cal science fraternity. The local organization, known as the Mu chapter, was established in the year l935. The purpose of Lambda Delta Lambda is to stimulate a greater interest in the fields of science. Membership is offered as a reward to Worthy students Who have completed fourteen hours of honor Work in science and mathematics. Page Seventy-two Reactions. HONORHRY MEMBERS: Dr. Eugene M. Berry Mr. E. Tripp Michael Mr. Philip L, Peak Dr. Ralph E. Silker CHHRTER MEMBERS: Dr. Lyle V. Hndrews Miss Minnie E. Lichte Mr. Charles W. Philpot MEMBERS: Drake, Flllen Finke-y, Earl Gunderson, Opal Iohnson, Murray Layton, Charles Paxton, Freida Searby, Bill Thompson, Charles Van Horn, Charles Bass, Dick SPONSOR: Chamberlain, Mabelle Dr. Lyle V. Rndrews MEMBERS Hazelle Beguin Myrna Belgum Betty Curtis Bernacline Dennis Lester Figgins Margaret Hansen Virginia Haughey Echo Lange Harold Mitchell 3.4 .ff 1 :JM-gf, , , INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB President .,.... . .. Vice-President .,,,,,.., Secretary ............, .......... Treasurer, ,,,,, ., SPONSOR Rita Htkinson ......,.I-iaztelle Beguin ...,,.....Lester Piggins Margaret Hansen ....,....Myrna Belgum The lnternational Relations Club, the only international organization on the campus, is a club for the purpose ot studying and discuss- ina current national and international events and issues. Regular meetings which are held twice each month consist ot individual reports and group discussions. Through district, na- tional, and international club publications this chapter keeps in touch with various other chapters. These chapters are sponsored by the Car- negie Endowment ior International Peace. The Chadron chapter was founded in 1931 with Dr. Tucker as local sponsor. Miss Rita Htkinson succeeded her in 1932. Page Seventy three Q V ' xhhj if , l l f : . ' 'Q , A- ,dw 1 J- V -L l I , . - M 4 H g ,ly - Q L . , -5 Xi . lm. 'TF' ' 'i l i ,QB Y' if 1 -qv M. X .. .ygv fr! L- 1 n Q.. 'A . 9. ,Q Jw Page Sevenly-four 1 Barnwell, Fern Ella Beguin, Hazelle Bigelow, Lucille Bowen, Cleda Cook, Hazel Cuplin, Blanche Dennis, Bernadine Fancher, Edna Ganser, Doris Gilg, Mildred Gunderson, Opal Handley, Laura Mae Heilman, Eva Hill, Lorraine Hovet, Rose Hughbanks, Norma Hughes, Iona Hughes, Lorraine Iacobsen, Pauline Kesselring, Garnet Kostos, Kathryn Leafdale, Marjorie McCray, Helen - Peterson, Opal Putnam, Helen Reeves, Bonnie Romsey, Wyledda Strom, Elva Sturgeon, Myrlle Uhl, Dorothy Zwiebel, Doris Y. W. C. A. The Young 'Womens Christian Hssociation is a service organization, open to all girls for member- ship. Through this organization We try to promote friendly attitudes among the girls. Each year we participate in a number of ac- tivities. We cooperate with the other organizations in an attempt to make incoming freshmen feel more at home in their college surroundings. We hold our meetings twice a month. Each year we send delegates to the state conference held on some college campus in the state in the spring. A OFFICERS: President .................... Bernadene Dennis V ice-President ......,..,..,.ii Myrtle Sturgeon Secretary .,.,......., Treasurer ...,.. SPONSORS: Hazel Reynolds Maud-e Ummel .. .............. Mildred aug ..........,Dorothy Uhl Y. W. C. H. group. President commands. Page Seventy-five Warm Up Betore a Game fldamson, Ieanne Hdarns, Bolo Hnderson, Bolo Flppell, Gloria Hppell, Sam Bartlett, Brad Beebee, Barbara Beguin, Hazelle Behrens, Theresa Bisping. Lois Boyce, Bill Boyce, lim Breidenbach, Helen Brooker, Hope Bruner, Kathryn Burrows, Marion Carlson, Plnna Belle Coffey, Lewis Cole, Maxine Cottrell, Leslie Covic, Dick Davis, Charlene Downey, Nihla Elstun, Bill French, Iim Forrester, Ruth Garrison, Betty Gierau, Bernice Gierau, Marion Hass, Floyd Hathaway, Frank Heath, Ierry Hoffman, Phyllis Holstein, Ieanette Hulit, Ralph Iacobsen, Pauline Iolly, Ianet Iohns, Floyd Iones, Velesta Page Seventy-six Kell-er, Lee Lenington, Lois Manning, lim McGregor, Virginia McHenry, I-'lnna Laura Messner, Leola Mitchell, Harold Mitchell, Rosarnond Morrill, Mason Morton, George Norman, Mary Io Norman, Ruth Oltmans, Iean Overstreet, Gail Persons, Peggy Pont, Filbert Predmore, Betty Proudfit, Iudy Ricedortt, Dora Roberts, lean Rogers, Beth Roll, lean Ross, Dorothy lane Ruttner, Hngela Sanders, Lewis Schmidt, Gretchen Schommer, Paul Scott, Lucille Shipkey, Iean Sipe, Maxine Spears, Flossie Tagart, Maxine Thayer, Glover Thomas, Vey Tierney, Phillip Tulloss, Ursulla Witte, Glen Van Horn, lean tx 55 WING CLUB Wing ciubbefs Snowball Iffft 'c rx '- A 'i Steffi,-' , Blitz? T in t i??ai:f 9 I . ' iq l -A!!! - . 9 . .Ip f -G fl if T fflll, - J Y ' N ll ' I W Cardinal 61 White in Formation Cheer Leaders OffiCerS OFFICERS President ......................,......... Bradford Bartlett Vice President .......,,.......,,.,,, Phyliss Hoffman Secretary ..,............... ..,...,.,.... R ose Mitchell Treasurer .....,.,.....,....... ......... B ernice Gierau Sergeant-at-Firms ..,....,,..,,..,.,........ Glenn Witte SPONSOR Miss Hdelaide Miller Sponsor Miller Poses The ideal ot the Wing Club is to promote the unification of the student body. Its name signifies the means ot locomotion ot the Chadron Eagles. The Wing Club members lead the cheering at all athletic events. During 1940 and 1941 the cheer leaders were Ruth Norman, Valesta Iones, Wayne I-lindman, Glover Thayer, and Iarnes Stewart. The organization plays a color- iul part at the athletic contests. During the tootball season the club spon- sored the annual bonfire rally on C Hill and the torch parade down Main Street on the night preceding the homecoming game. Ral- lies were held in the assembly and also the night before each of the other home games. The Wing Club cooperates with the C Club in staging the ceremony ot presentation of the gridiron queen. During the basket ball season this club prof vided entertainment between halves ot the college games. Organized drills and various skits constituted the events. Page Seventy-seven Scenes from I I 1 EJM F Big Heorted7,H?q3: fin! M Ji- Of, ' W XX I' ff' C57 fi ff' V V' XJ t Q gi Y lgigix .1 9 THESPIANS f- 'Q ff Q Ieanne Ptdamson Gloria Hppell Sam Plppell Bradford, Bartlett Marion Burrows Henrietta Chulk Lewis Coffey Charlene Davis Paul Fowler Frank Hathaway Dorothy., Hodge Doris Hodge Barbara I-Iodson Iohuny I-Ioke Pauline lacobsen Stanly lanky l I . on A q 5 ,Jf ltytglu My ll It -Ttl. MEMBERS Thelma Iohanson Ianet Iolly Ruth Lathum Betty Lou Lawerence Edwin Mammon Harold Mitchell Enoch Mcflnioch Lee Keller Betty McDermand Hazel McDonald Virginia McGregor Bob Patrick Dorothy Boss Paul Schommer Glover Thayer Irene Wasserburger Campus Thespions Schommer-Chulk-l-lathaway-Williams-lanky The Campus Thespians compose a professional fraternity in order to pro- mote educational, cultural, and social interest in the drama. It is the prime endeavor of the group to foster appre- ciation for the arts of the theater. The dramatis personae and the pro- duction staff of BIG HEPIBTED HEPIR- BEBTU and THE NIGHT OP IHNUHRY' l6th. plays presented in 1940 and '41 were composed entirely of Thespians. The annual Mask-Costume Ball, one of the rnost excitina events of the sea- son was the highlight of the organi- zation's social events. The formal May dinner, with its awards and installa- tion of officers, climaxed the activities of the Campus Thespians for the aca- OFFICERS President... .. .... .... .................... .... ......... F r a n k Hathaway d . Vice President ,...... ..i..i..... .ii..... S tan lanky emlc Year- Secretary-Treasurer ,,,.,.,...,.,.Y.,..Y,. ,,..,.,,. H enrietta Chulk Historian-Reporter. .,.....,..................... . ........ Paul Schommer SPONSOR Miss Helen Rovene Williams Page Seventy nine N552 MEMBERS Burrows, Marion ,gunn- 'E Cottrell, Leslie Donahue, Bernard Grubb, Steve The Nebraska Eta Chapter of Pi Kappa Delta was granted a charter in May, 1938, and still retains the distinction of being the largest charter group ever to be initiated into this, the largest national Greek letter fraternity in the World. Organized debate was first promoted on the Nebraska State Teachers College Campus by the Gamma Delta Omicron Debating Fratern- ity, which was superseded by the present or- ganization of Pi Kappa Delta. One of the major achievements of the Fra- ternity is the sponsoring of the Four State High School Tournament, which draws contestants from a tive hundred mile radius. The Fraternity is primarily interested in in- ter-collegiate forensics. The debate squad meets competition of the highest calibre, and ranks superior consistently. This year, trips to Kansas, Minnesota, Colorado, and the State Meet placed the squad in competition with the finest speakers of the United States. Probably the outstanding record was made at the Red River Valley Tournament where the three teams made a record of fifteen Wins out of eighteen debates. This record was achieved by only one other college. PI KAPPA DELTA Page Eighty Hixson, Harold Mitchell, Harold Sell, Norvin One of the major honors of the season came at the Rocky Mountain Speech Tournament when Chadron delegates were featured and debates recorded for publication. ln addition to outstanding Work in inter- collegiate competition, members of this organ- ization are especially active in all campus activities. Debaters be :same T OFFICERS President .,..., .,,,,, ,,,,. . ,.,. .,..,,..,,, . . . .. Vice President ,....,,. Secretary .A,,,..,,,.. ,.......,..... N orvin Sell Treasurer .,.,,,,, ,,.,,,,, M Qrion Burrows Reporter ,,,,,,A ,,,..,..., H arold Mitchell Historian... SPONSORS: Dr. Hlbert H. Burrows Miss Helen Rovene Williams ........Harold Hixson .........Steve Grubb ....Leslie Cottrell 9 Debaters Round Table Discussion HONORQRY MEMBERS: President Emeritus Robert l. Elliott Hon. Harry B. Coffee Mrs. Barbara Burrows will GL Ov Q-KJV 6 , Boys Team Practice K' X J' .J be ml like Coach Burrows Explains The Clclss Listens Intently Page Lighty one Volleyball Game ll Page Eighty-two Modern William Tells President ...........A.,,. Vice President .,,,,,,. Treasurer .,,.,....... Secretary .,,,..... Miss Mill-er OFFICERS ...,.....,....I3lnna Laura McHenry e.,,.Y.....Y.,..Flng4ela Ruttner Mary Flnn Ball Dorothy lane Ross SPONSOR MEMBERS Mary Finn Boll Lucille Biglow Myrna Belgum Hope Brooker Kathryn Bruner Marion Burrows Doris Hodge Dorothy Hodge Margaret Lister Marian Loomer Rosemary Mclldams Hnna Laura McHenry Betty Predmore Iudy Proudfit Opal Peterson Maxine Sipe Vey Thomas Peggy Thompson Dorothy lane Ross Flngela Ruttner lean Van Horn Ieanette Hollstein Betty McDermand Susie Iones Dora Louise Rasmussen Iona Hughes Bernice Gierau Iune Dimmick Helen McCray Mildred Gilg Lois Evans Coach Miller The Womens Qthletic Hssociation was or- ganized lor the purpose ot promoting interest in athletics among the college women. This year the first meeting was the lllnnual Gypsy Trail hike to which girls interested in sports were invited. The outstanding events of the year were the traditional informal initiation ceremony, the formal initiation taking place at the annual Speed Ball Banquet, the Open House at the gym when all the boys and girls participating in intramurals were entertained. The climax of the year was the Week End Camp at the State Park. The Hssociation sponsors tournaments in many activities. The major ones ot the year are the Intramural Basketball Tournament, Ring Tennis Tournament, Ping Pong Tourna- ment, Swimming Tournament, and Tennis Tournament. The Qssociation sponsors sports of various kinds so that every girl may take part in her favorite sport. f w.r .Iv 1 -vrfflq A-58 'TTU sl.,- Girls Hrch Spring Kittenloall Basketball Fr-ee Shot Pres' McHenry Initiation Page Eighty-three OFFICERS President ,...,..............,..........,,...,g..............,..g..... Lucile Bigelow Secretary-Treasurer... ........ Dorothea Boyce Dean of Women ,.,, ..... .,....,, E d na E. Work Yipee! H Letter. 2nd Floor Gals Page Eighty-four WOMEN'S HALL The Womens Hall, built in l93Z, contains modern rooms for one hundred girls. By add- ing their own personal touches, the rooms be- come very attractive living quarters. This year a number of new lamps were put in the lobby and new chairs and davenports have taken the places ot the old ones. Pllmost every evening after supper, a group of boys and girls gather around the piano in this room and sing and play for a half hour or more. l-l council is made up of representatives chosen from the various classes. This year's council has these members: Senior, Helen Breidenbach, junior, Margaret Howard, sopho- more, Hngela Ruttnerg freshmen, Florence Can- field. Miss Work, Dean ot Women, and Mrs, Hoatson, School Nurse, are sponsors of the dorm girls, 3rd Floor Gals COLLEGE CHORUS The College Chorus of the current sea- son is the eighth consecutive singing or- ganization to be engaged in the study of the art ot part-singing and the building up oi a fine vocal ensemble for concert work that will equal any similar unit in the State ot Nebraska. There are seventy- four students in the organization. The activities include three rehearsals per week throughout the year, a special pro- gram at Christmas and appearances at Baccalaureate and Commencement, Two spring tours enable the chorus to visit the larger towns in the panhandle and, as a climax to the season's work, a broadcast at Denver's Radio City, Station KOH, under direct supervision of its genial director ot programs, Mr. Clarence C. Moore. The chorus occupies an en- viable place on the lists of this important station on the N. B. C. chain. Pianist, Miss Bernice Gierau Musical Director, Richard E. Yarndley SOPRHNOS Hdarnson, Ieanne Baker, Betty Claire Best, Mary Elizabeth Boyce, Dorothea Carlson, Hnna Belle Carnine, Maxine Chamberlain, Mabelle Chamberlain, Marilyn Evans, Lois Galloway, Echo Gierau, Marion Gilg, Mildred Howard, Margaret lacoby, Eloise Iolly, Ianet Iones, Susie luden, Dorothy Kennedy, Virginia Lawrence, Betty Oltmans, Edith lean Reeves, Bonnie Boss, Dorothy lane Tagart, Maxine Tulloss, Ursula Uhl, Dorothy TEN ORS Coffey, Lewis Federle, Iesse Fowler, lohn Hass, Hlvin Hass, Floyd Hinne, George Hoke, lohn Patrick, Bob Overstreet, Gail Schomrner, Paul Shanley, Don Yocum, Rex RLTOS Ball, Mary Flnn Beebee, Barbara Bowen, Cleda Breidenbach, Hel-en Marie Cook, Hazel Davis, Charlene Fauske, Hnna Flint, Caroline Garrison, Betty Ruth Iacobsen, Pauline Lenington, Lois McHenry, Hnna Laura Nelson, Madelyn Norman, Mary Io O'Rourke, Ruth Peterson, Opal Proudfit, Iucly Ruttner, Hngela Spears, Flossie Thompson, Peggy lean White, Mary Iane Young, Kathryn BQSSES Ball, George Cook, Henry Farber, Merl Fitch, Val Fowler, Paul McDill, Bob Merrick, Clay Russell, Hrthur Sherrerd, Marvin Steever, lohn Van Horn, Charles Waterman, Bob , , A Whee? Geral U...-ak gfffj-'1,4gyytf i'f4,4idiC5,fQ'Zu,,i, . JQ:Cf,LzA,eQf1Af7Sf'fziQ,44L7 'COLLEGE ORCHESTRA mu' I I nuff 4 Ill K is f It 5 ' i 'lm 1.11, . pn gi' :ati avi' it ' . .. 41: -43-AAN -easige--A-:mel fag ,a. The college orchestra is the oldest musical organization on the campus, having been organized in 1916. Since that time its directors have been Mr. S. L. Clements, Mr. Paul W. Thomas, Mr. Sewall Townsend, Mr. Richard E. Yarnd- ley, and since 1928, its present conductor, Mr. Roy Peterson. The orchestra has served as a nucleus around Which the in- strumental music program has been built, tor in its personnel from season to season are tound some ot the school's most tal- ented musicians. Director-Sponsor ...................................... Roy Peterson Student Directors From College Conducting Class .... Echo Galloway George Hinne Bob Waterman Page Eighty-six MEMBERS Flnderson, Rosa lean Berry, David Berry, Hazel Best, Mary Cook, Mrs. Eleanor Cook, Harry Cook, Hazel Cook, Henry Corbin, Marilynne Crites, Marian Dauster, Twila Faulk, Kenneth Fauske, Plnna Federle, Iesse Foster, Mary Hnn Galloway, Echo Gathman, Leroy Gierau, Bernice Gierau, Donna Hampton, Hope Hensolt, Patricia Hinne, George Hoevet, Rose Iones, Millard Iud-en, Dorothy Kennedy, Virginia Lane, Mary lane Laue, Lila Mae Lenington, Elaine Marnmen, Patricia McHenry, Hnna Laura Naylor, Shirley Oltmans, Henry Overlield, Frankie Dee Pont, Ruth Potter, Roland Reeves. Bonnie Sherrerd, Marvin Shipp, Ralph Sipe, Lucille Waterman, Bob White, Shirley Wheeler, Gerald Wiley, Deane Wright, Shirley Finn Wright, Wanda Yocum, Rex COLLEGE BAND 'iKsK ' sxsudgtg ' ' ' .j .f XXXL ' . LGA lu' k 'Pl The school year of 1940-41 marks numerous new records lor the college band. First, the membership has increased to ten players more than that ol any other season. Public appear- ances as a concert band and as a pep gen- erator have been extended to 26. ln the latter capacity, trips were taken to Rapid City and Casper, The basic aims of the organization are: First, to develop musicianship by a tive point pro- gram, and secondly, to make the college band letter an emblem of distinction. v-'it BHND OFFICERS Roy Peterson ....,...,..,.7,...................,,,.,,..,Y,,.,..,.,............. Director Bob Waterman .,.7,,.... ..,.Y,Y.,.... ....,.............. B u siness Manager Mary Rnn Ball ,......,.....,,, ,,,........., S ecretary and Treasurer Student Directors from College Con- ducting Class ,,,,,,.,...,.,,,,.., ..,.,,.ii,,,,,,,,,,ii G eorge Hinne Leon Rittenhouse Bob Waterman Prep School Rep ,.,,..... ........., S hirley White Freshman Rep .,,..,,. .... ,-,,,i,,,,,,,, I o hn Pope Upper Class Rep ..,,,,., .,....,Y R ex Yocum Men Rep, .,,,,,,,. ......., ..,,...... I o hn Laws Plllison, Kenneth Plnderson, Ted Flnderson, Rosa Ioan Ball, Mary Ptnn Berry, Hazel Best, Mary Brooks, Fred Brooks, Phillip Brown, lone Blundell, Grace Cook, Harry Cook, Hazel Cook, H-enry Corbin, Marilynne Cozad, Louise Faulk, Kenneth Federle, Iesse Folsom, Rrthur Fowler, Paul Gathman, Leroy Hensolt, Patricia Hinne, George Hodson, Barbara Hoke, Iohn Iohns, Donald Iohnson, Kenneth Iolly, Ianet Koelinke, Daphne Lamb, Helen Lane, Mary lane Laws, Iohn Lister, Margaret Morey, Orlan Peterson, Mardelle Pope, Iohn Potter, Roland Regester, Lorenzo Rittenhouse, Leon Rowan, Margaret Russell, Hrthur Samuelson, Martin Shanley, Don Shannon, Dewitt Shipp, Ralph Smith, Iacque Thompson, Tommy Tillman, Lawrence Waterman, Bob White, Mary lane White, Shirley Wheeler, Gerald Yocum, R-ex 4 , R99 B Lamb Twirls the Baton Page Eighty-seven S- CIVILIAN PILOT TRAINING PROGRAM Considerable progress has been made in aviation activities since the inception of the C. P. T. P. Program in 1939-40. Seventy students have received Private Pilot Certificates of Competency, twenty ot whom have continued their training in the Plir Serv- ices of the U. S. Hrmy and Navy, in U. S. Hviation Meteorology, and in Hirline training schools. Ground school facilities at Chadron State have been enlarged by the space and a plane. Equipment at the flight Snooks Flying Service, has date by the purchase of two a trainer and a De Luxe addition of shop training center, been kept up to new Taylorcrafts, model. Chadron Municipal Plirport has expanded rapidly. In November, 1939-a quarter-section ot prairieg-today-approximately 450 acres, an Intermediate Hirline Field, government lighted and marked with hangar and shop space, and a new, modern, fireproof Pldminis- tration Building. -u 'art f' ' gg-,, SUMMER 1940 Robert Flnderson Fred Flnderson Dean .Qrmstrong Paul Blinco William Boyce Merald Briggs Chester Brooks lack Carty Robert Cobb Leslie Cottrell Orville Farrington Mark Greisen Colby Hamilton Iaclc Hemphill William Hudson Charles Layton Harry Lliteras Quentin Louden Byron McMahon William McManus Michael McQuirk Charles Meer Byron Nelson Ioseph Peonio Wilmer Planansky Reuben Schwarz Hllred Slattery STUDENTS Dale Tangeman Charles Thompson Francis Wertz FHLL l940 George Ball larnes French Earl Pinkey Floyd Hass George Hinne lames lvins Clay Merrick Roland Potter Ioe O'Rourke Lewis Sanders SPRING 1941 Iarnes Butler lack Criss Plllen Drake Elmer Herron Roy Houser Echo Lange Wood McGinnis Paul Schommer Samuel Steinrriark Glen Witte N Spring l94l Class Fall 19-40 Class Summer 1940 Class Page Eighty-eight SIXTH ANNIVERSARY GEOGRAPHIC STUDY TOUR The Geographic Study Tour has completed six years ot existence-a period in which the Tour has grown from a journey through five states with nine participants in 1935 to one embracing 30 states and 54 members in 1940. ln the same period the Tours have traversed Southwestern, Northwestern, Northeastern and most ot Southeastern United States-parts ot Mexico and all but one ot the border provinces ot Canada. ln 1935 the equipment consisted of two cars and a small two-wheeled trailer. By 1940 a 45 passenger bus, an 8 passenger Station Wagon, and a large combination kitchen and luggage truck had been acquired. The growth of the Tour has been made pos- sible only through the cooperation of the Col- lege Qdministration, the faculty and especially that of past participants. lt has been the desire ot the tour to remain entirely scientific. Methods have been devel- oped whereby students measure objectively phenomena ot scientific interest along the way. Plans call for a study of the whole United States, Mexico and Canada, each four years. 1939-Welcome by Middleton, Hollywood's Hbe Lincoln H bull fight and the World Fair Teachers College Days added thrills and keen pleasure to scientifically in clined students. industry the group po es in front of the Hstor Tower 1937-The pioneers of the first Far West Tour study l near hi torxc Hstoita Oregon industry at the loading docks in Raymond C Page Eighty-nine r, , J RE' -Q 4199 '59-A ,-,Ai P90 'T' 1, 1 'I ,, WN 1 ,:,, ik 'X l - f Hg. 1, H39 C CLUB Kyle Plbernethy, Basketball '41 Brad Bartlett, Tennis '40 Bob Burden, Football '9, '40 lim Butler, Football '38, '39, '40 Basketball '40, '41 ' Bob Bauman, Basketball '40, '41 Bill Bruer, Football '39, '40 Basketball '40, '41 Track '40 Rex Cadwallacler, Football '40 Basketball '40, '41 Leo Coleman, Football '37, '38, '39,' Track '38, '39, ' 40 40 lack Criss, Basketball '40 Bob Eddy, Football '40 lim Evans, Basketball '39, '41 Earl Finkey, Football '38, '39, '40 1 t Colby llamilton, Football '39, '40 llenry Hooper, Football '39, '40 George tloufzer, Track '39, '40 Roy I-louser, Football '37, '38, '30, '40 Track '38, '39, '40 Earl Iohnson, Football '39, '40 Track '39, '40 Murray lohnson, Football '38, '39, '40 Iohn Laws, Tennis '40 Don Keebaugh, Track '40 Wayne Keebaugh, Track '39, '40 Wood McGinnis, Football '37, '38, '39, '40 Track '38, '39 Lou Ninegar, Track '40 Bob Patrick, Football '40 -1 Roland Potter, Track '40 Ross Hrmstrong t....,,... .,.....,...,,..,.. S ponsor Roy Houser ...,....,...... ...........,..,..,. P resident Wood McGinnis ...,,,.... ,..,,,,,, V ice-President Sam Steinrnark ......,..,.... ,.............. S ecretary Wayne Keebaugh ..,....... ,.,,..,.,,,.,t. Treasurer Rex Cadwallader ........ ,.,.,,, S ergeant-at-Firms Page Ninety vi Ioe Peonio, Tennis '40 Lorenzo Regester, Basketball '41 Dick Reitz, Basketball '41 Sam Steinmark, Football '38, '40 Track '39, '40 lim Stewart, T-ennis '40 Wood Smith, Football '40 Dale Tangeman, Football '39, '40 Basketball '40, '41 Lawrence Tillman, Basketball '41 Glen Witte, Football '39, '40 Bob Wright, Basketball '41 This organization is composed of men on the campus who have earned their C in athletics. lts purpose is to support sportsman- ship, fellowship and cooperation among men who participate in the athletic program. A011 2' o'tV'6'9?f'fsox6 '0 A ' 69 08909 is View 398' 99 iq , 99 ezxxpa. V Q' Siam 0005 5 Q09 I eff., 1 . ,, gn'-' -Y A xL,w mv .fgfgmfwfx '-1f1N,1,g,eg?':, by. 4 , ,lzwzzaig 7355 ' a3:':3',.5gpfiQ:., .g 1.711 -V 1 W ,':Jn.eIJQ:f-'j, Ggbw in I L2 4. 1 N, E. Post-game ceremonies on Homecoming night revealed that Miss Vey Thomas, attractive senior student, had been chosen as Football Queen tor 1940. The crowning ceremonies were held at the dance in the gymnasium. Captain Lee Coleman placed the crown upon her head. Misses lean Oltrnans and Helen Rreidenbach were attendants. Wood McGinnis and Colby Hamilton presented them with ,lcorsages I - --fi' all ,,tt uf' .-i ! ff I ,l 1 I' if! gfj' ' tj? w sf t ,C , , . p,, , , t f of L t. 121- , J, If i ,, K4-4, x , l ll l . 'f C' REX CHDWHLLHDER Bmskeibqli captain X' J, WOOD MCGINNIS, Football Captain 1940 and Pill Conference and P1141 State Back X, cd' BOB BURDEN, Hll Conference Guard 1940 t 1 Ross, talks it over. Lee around end, Tange and Earl clearing the way. Iohn, gives a rub-down Chadron's Eagles got off to an impressive start. With only two weeks practice, they de- feated Ottawa lKansasD University by a score of 14-O. Lee Coleman and Sam Steinmark pulled the game out of the fire late in the final quarter when each managed to score. ln their opening home tilt the Eagles lost to a strong Marysville, Mo., team 27-O. Chad- ron opened strong in the first quarter but with Padilla, speedy Marysville halfback, coming into the game, their foes at once began to play the brand of football their record showed Top row: Eddy, Steinmark, Fulleton, Covic, Mammen, Coffee, Coleman, Finney, Criss. Second row: I. Roberts, McGinnis, Cadwallcxder, Witte, Finkey, Burden, Wilson, Bruer, Houser, R. Flrmstrong. 'lhird row: Rhiley, Patrick, Tangeman, Hamilton, Hooper, l:1.Iol-mson, Smith, M. Iohnson. Page Ninety-three ff! Mt .- f ! ' 1' - 9 y A 1. 1, - Dnf Tiff :Q rf J 1 ,W-'ff f yu l 'Cob' y ., ,fa lgyfi' , ff ,uf ff lf' il, . ,gf . f 't' , .wwf fin ,f , -Y Ijffgfa. gf I,-!jv,I!j,7'I ffd ,iff Br ue r-E nd. Burden-Guard they were capable of. Standing out in the Chadron defense were: Houser, Cadwallader, Burden, and Butler. Flfter two wins in three starts the Eagles defeated South Dakota Mines at Rapid City 13-10. Surging from behind in the last five Pl snowy kickoff. minutes of play, the Chadron boys found a new passing combination, McGinnis to Bruer, which ultimately resulted in their winning touchdown. Homecoming found the Eagles matched against Wayne, their first Conference foe. Midway in the final quarter, after neither team Butler-Guard. Cadwallader-End. Eagles on their toes. Coleman-Hallback, Eddy-Guard. had been able to score, the Chadron boys uncorked their special play, used only when the cards Were stacked against them. 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A 'H' , 1 ' 4.5 -., M Eagles trapping their prey. On a snow covered field which made the footing bad for both teams, Chadron lost its final home game 7-U to Sterling Clfcmsasj Col- lege. The Kansans scored on a blocked punt. Neither team could advance the ball because of the slippery field and frigid Weather. ln the Conference championship game on Thanksgiving, the Eagles lost to a speedy Peru team 26-U, leaving, Peru undisputed N. l, H. 9.7 Champions. Q,-If 4ffpu cl -1--yoj Smith-Tackle. 'QM J fm 'A '7 ! St-einmark-Halfback. M 0 fj ,yyv Cififcffn fax! C ,fy '-- . Y 'Lvl ,ffQ4,f-- eff, fvfcfff lk ,dh , ,,,e,-1,- .L ,.f V ,., L 4.3, This game Wound up the football careers of four players: Wood McGinnis-for tWo years all-state backg Lee Coleman-the Eagles cli- max runnerg Roy Houser-center and defen- sive star, and Colby Hamilton-dependable lineman. Bob Burden of Morrill rated all-Con- ference honors all Well as Wood McGinnis, who also rated all-state. Tangeman. Witte-End. Next year? We Won't make any predictions. Football is a funny game. With all the ex- perienced material We shall have back it should be a good season. But then we just said-No predictions Signals. 30' Plbernethy Forward C Bauman - Forward CC fr Bruer Center CC Time Out BASKEI BALL , L .f ,' 1-' j ' I N U- li ...f ,JW-ff-f----,....,J..QfM,JJ .----e i ,Y rx . - U ,' f if ?'V.i,1,p! !,gJf?.J,,2. K,,.,1,J, LQ g ui! 5-CAF! gilt. L,- 0,f-1' 'f Lljjfu I U 2 L1-c'e9l7' J 1'-J M no L 1 ,,.4,'-' , f .111 ,Ai C MAJ K9 ,Qi f Ik' A :J QW' -1 'Q' J' af! ., 'HJIXLTQ lux? ! T ..- .-'St' s ., 7 5 X 13? f ' F r the second year in a r W the Eagles under Coach Plrrnstrong, shared N. l. Pl. Pt. conference hon- ors. This year the tie was with Wayne with Whom Chaclron suffered its only conference defeat. Chadron opened th e season with an easy two game win over Spearfish, S. D. Teachers by scores of 53-32 and 43-32. ln an overtime battle the Eagles dropped their opening home tilt 53-50 to Beth- any, Kansas. Plfter Win- ning from S. D. Miners 53-50, the Eagles lost the next 49-48. Next the high scoring Eagles met Si. Regis Col- lege of Denver and Won both games by scores of The boys in action 57-35 and 73-33. Two more Wins came front Spearfish with scores of 54-39 and 48-36. The B team then defeated Scottsbluff lunior Col- lege 49-34 while the regulars defeated the McCook Iaycees 55-27. The Eagles first conference Wins came from Kearney by scores of 41-37 and 52-28. Wayne Won the first encounter 46-41 While Chadron carne back to Win the second 40-38. Western State Colorado was next to fall before the Eagles to the tunes of 56-54 and 58-49. Closing .Butler Guard CC 1- Cadwallader ' Forward CC the season appropriately the Eagles defeated Peru by scores of 62-48 and 44-24. Winning 17 out of 2U games and averaging Evans Guard CC Tangeman Guard CC 51.3 points per game the Eagles can justly be proud of their records. In conference scoring Bruer and Cadwallader ranked first and sec- ond, while Bauman and Evans were fourth and fifth. Since more of the regulars are not seniors a great season is expected nextjyear. Hction under the basket . 'E - xr 2' V- 'fr bl Fw xi- 5 r X4 in lwqf QW x ' . isis 75? RQ, N5 Q23 , ,YT X29 XX 3 .,..- J ' Q . ., X x, Forward Reitz Guard C N, QT 5' 5 5 V iv if N Img v 'H H X . fs xx ' K KN X 5 N d XWQX 3 X Regester Tillman Forward - ,- I-ml. - is-.-f..SN-'N ip r t.f,:, , ,l ,lan ,f,- i l L Traclq dctivities got off to a bad start this season because of lrainy and .cold-rweather. However, with the many veterans and few :promising freshmen, the year looks favorable. The trackmen ,Will compete in a Relay Meet at Boulder, Invitational Meet of Nebraska teams at Kearney, Dual meet at Rapid Cityg and Con- ference meet at Wayne. The 'Eagle team members for l94l aret George I-louser, mile, Roy I-louser, 2 mile, Wayne Keebaugh half and quarter mile, Earl lohnson, javelin, high jump and discus, Lee Coleman, half rnileg Louis Ninegar, javeling Bill Bruer, shot and discus, Roland Potter, high jump and pole vaultg Lawrence Tillman, high jump and pole vault, Roger Strocky, half and quarter 'mileg Eddie Barkley, one hundred and two-twenty, and Lorenzo Regester, pole vault and javelin. The results of last years meets were: Ht the Triangle Meet, Chadron won with 120 points, Rapid City 23 and Spearfish ll, at Colorado Relays, liarl Iohnson placed third in the javelin, and the mile team race, third with Roy and George I-louser, Wayne Kee- baugh and Bob Burdeng at the conference meet Chadron placed third, losing to Peru, first and Kearney second. TRACK ,gor- . .1 N it r' ' . X , Hwaiting the game W-ell, girls WOMEN'S ATHLETICS The.Department ot Physical Edu- cation for Women under the direc- tion of Miss Hdelaide Miller, ottered twelve sports to the women of the college this season-speedball, vol- leyball, basketball, tennis, ping pong, ring tennis, badminton, swim- ming, archery, bowling and golf. The speedball season was cli- maxed with a tournament between Senior-Freshmen, and Iunior-Sopho- Bernice hits a mean bird. more teams. The tournament Was won by the Senior-Freshmen team. The basketball season involved two tournaments. The interclass tournament was won by the upper classmen. The six intramural teams bore the traditional names-Qma- Waiting lor the kiCkOtf. Page One Hundred Two Miss Miller shows, how Hnme swings out sais Wg'-1-'ir-iz:-'T'-Ja '56, aff Make a basket, Mary Plnn zons, Qthenians, Pirates, Romans, Spartans, and Vikings. H round robin tournament was held in which the Romans were victorious. The volleyball tournament involved ad- ditional play to eliminate the tie between the Freshmen and Sophomores. The former were victorious. High ranking individuals in the several sports were as tollows: archery, lean Finder- son, badminton, Bertha Strouse, tennis, Dora Louise Rasmussen, ring tennis, Bernice Gierau and Marian Loomer, bowling, Doris Zwiebel, Highest award in Women's Plthletics is the gold medal. This year lflnna Laura Mcl-lenry and lean Van Horn have earned this award. Sweater wearers on the campus this year are: Vey Thomas, Flnna Laura McHenry, lean Van Horn, Iudy Proudfit, and Hope Brooker. The two latter were awarded this year. 7 r . n 1 I ,4 t . l its 5 E t 'gay ,fi N i ,, - f -r -.,:..4,-.-H' use ',,,- . , 1 Winning speed ball team Cheering section Taking down the waist line Jean guards Page One Hundred Three M 6-141 1111 V. sms . QQQQ-c3Y'k Ally fri , Wgmdx ff! fy at EIV6, a team member last year, had to substitute for Leed Carmean while on the tour playing Nebraska teams. Results of last year's games were: Chadron over Kearney 3--lg over Wesleyan 5--lg tie TENNIS Coach Iohn Roberts racquet squad begins the spring invasion of state tennis circles. This year the team is taking a week's tour where they will engage Kearney, Midland, Doane, Peru and Hastings. The conference meet was held at Wayne. The squad will also have two meets with Scottsbluff. Members of M the 1941 team are: Bradford Bartlett, who was last year's leading point winner, Sam Hppell, a freshman who has shown great possibilitiesg - P Iohn Laws, a veteran, and dependable point maker of i94Ug and Leed Carrnean, another promising first-year man. loe Peonio who was Iohn and his tennis boys. ' a -iii' f f., 1-4,5 ' ,.- Brad hits with Doane 3--3 and a loss to Midland 2--4. 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Book Makers Dinner is over Morrall's Recreation Parlor and Liquor Store Always Boosting for the College Billiards-Fine Liquors-Sof t Drinks-Lunches-Beer-YVines TABLES FOR THE LADIES THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK CHADRON, NEBRASKA Established 1887 A Home Owned Institution With 54 Years of Continuous Service Fr-floral Reserve System-Member -Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Blue Keyers at work Hrmuczl C pointing Dr. Silker lectures Girlish cxclions Cowboy Ioe and his Gul Carrying the lorch for whom? Page One Hundred Eleven EXPERIENCE? Una cgfaia gowznai? gbfziniing company can iofvs ine fyzoiliyam of fzugiiaiiing ffowz annuaij. Z ' Um fam an siiciiiipiinaci in H 7567 , il new uncisfz one 'zoof comfziyeis fziigiiaiiing facia- fisfi. glziniing - Jia Binding - - Qnoio-fngzauing Gqzi cinci ifjfiofog fzafziiy. domuff ui agoui you next dmuai STATE JOURNAL PRINTING CO. PRINTING, LITHOGRAPHING, PHOT0'ENGRAVlNG Lincoln, Nebraska 2 K 4 P O F. Sr M. BUUTERY f For Those Better Shoes j -FIT BY X-RAY- MIDWEST FURNITURE CO, Wltere Your Furniture Dollar Buys Moren Barbara Waldschlnidt PHOTOGRAPHER All Portraits by Rubs Not often enough for the Romance Page Plume 1911- Chudron N clrrasku DRUGS FOR LESS Saults Drug On the Cornern Prescription Drug.7g.:isl Phone 70 Lois at Work Spencer HATHAWAY'S AN INDEPENDENT HOME OWNED STORE PHONE 122 2nd Sz CHADRON Page One Hundred 'Th I PULLMAN CAFE FOR GOOD MEALS cHADRoN, NEBRASKA WE NEVER CLOSE 235 MAIN STREET EKVEN MOT0lln Slldlll' 'GI Aim to Pleasev PHONE 1410-R1 212 WEST SECOND For Better Bread Buy Lily White Flour at Your Grocers Chadron Milling Co. Coal and Feed PHONE 66 'BYEIlLY'S BAKERY FULL LINE Wishing at the Well Hn eye for the future Bakery Goods and Candies Eat Perfection Breads PHONE 22 CHADRON, NEBR. Student Headquarters FOUNTAIN SERVICE-MAGAZINES CANDY-POPULAR SHEET Music MUSICAL SUPPLIES SUN CONFECTIONEIIY 'E 'Schoo1 boy's delight O Yx . 5 fe Q , f PREY enEvnoLET eo. XL CHEVROLET'S FIRST AGAIN Q5 Prey for Chevroletu :El XQ . P ge One Hundred Fourteen CHADRDN BAKERY SCOTT'S Sll0E ST0llE College Students Know the Value of Our High Quality Footwear 24,3 MAIN PHONE 166 Right dress The New York Life IllSllI'illl06 Company Has Weatl1e1'ecl All Wars, Panics, and Depressions SINCE 134-5 A. J. N0llTON, Special Agent SC'HAEFER'S A Blue Key make ready for the skits 5'Th.c lVoman.'s Store Quality - - Rezlrly-to-Weair I , , YQYMQJ ,, Y .ny .E3'Z1'. and Fashion Accessories , .?.f,,1 l LITCKE 0lL C0. GASOLINE - OIL - TIRES PHONE sl, CHADRON, NEBRASKA . 4 1. Hill Billy McDi1l Virginia does ballet Page One Hundred Fifteen IIEXALL DRUG ST0llE Where You May Shop 117 WEST SECOND AIR-CONDITIONED to Advantage and Save With Safetyv PHONE 12 Studious Siudents REITZ and CRITES,1nc. ,JMJ4 AML sH2,,.,t4fMd-1 Phone 7 READY.T0-WEAR SHOES L. B. DIUIIPI-IY C0. S5. Change Sum We Clothe the Family MEN'S FURNISHINGS DRY GOODS ll,ELEN,S CAFE Come In and Get the Best Meal Y0ll,,'U8 had Since You Left Home! Rex shows how W1'1Y SU-ldY? Page One Hundred Sixieen PLATE LUNCHES AND D1NNEns E. ll. 8: F. A. CIIITES Attorneys and Counselors-all-Law First National Bank Building CHADRON, NEBRASKA wfab PHONE 666 TSCIIABNER BIIIIS. COODYEAR TIRES, DELCO BATTERIES, CHARGING, CARBURETOR REPAIHINC, HEADLIGHT ALIGNMENT, MACNETO REPAIRINC, AXLE STRAIGHTENING Road Service-109 East Second Avenue IIAIIIIY B. CIJFFEE AGENCY C. W. KEAL, Manager INSURANCE REAL ESTATE RENTALS 256 Main Street Phone Zero Ag! ' M ,.-A Dance bond lovers Rogers slaves over her Lou takes cr lesson from Correspondence Students Photographer Vol For Real Eye Comfort and Smart Eye-Wear Have Your Eyes Examined Chadron Refinery , By llll. C. E. MASTERS PHONE 130 OPTOMETRIST 34.5 MAIN PHONE 706 Page One Hund Page THE YVESTEIIN P bl- S 1 COMl'ANY RELIABLE SERVICE u REASONABLE RATES r'u ii' Egg' ' ll Shi. Physics class listens Pace Theatre The Thenlre Beautiful AIR CONDITIONED-NVESTERN ELECTRIC MMIRROPI-IONIC SOUND ns nl nn i.- mil iam . I I Berry stresses practice LATEST IN PICTURES Meet You at the Pacen The Recolleclion of Quality Remains Long After Price Is Forgotten K w 'ea lleitz Sz Lenington liardware Tha Kean Kutler Stnrev PHONE 11 Say It With Flowers From Northwest Nebralskzfs Leading Florist THE FLORIST IN CHADRON Clladron Greenhouse Co I PHONE 613 Miller and Icfcoby during Winter Caught in the uct One Hundred Eighteen Chaclron's New Bank Is Offering Checking Accounts for the Convenience of Imlivicluals, That Require No Min Balance or Monthly Charge l3f1TqICl ill? lfllfkllllfllq A Bank of Strength and Characterv im um MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION - 'iq., fir. Flyers and the little rascal Watch your step, Velesta The Clothes We Clean, Press ai ' D. and Repair Represent Painstaking Effort We Call For and Deliver Model Laundry 8: Cleaners LEE HALSTED, PROPRIETOR -.. Future Teachers Playboy Galhman DR. T. ll. SCIIOLZ Ted '21 DENTIST AND DENTAL SURGEON Always Glad to See Olrl Grmlsn. TELEPHONE 55R1 IIIIZKIJIKIITQ JIJIIIITWJSIQ 1884 194-1 Page One Hundred Nirxete n Blaine Hotel TEIYS TEXACO SERVICE TED 0. STOCKFLETH PHONE 792 HSEE TED F HIST 3rd K BORDEAUX M30k0D' M0f0P C0- J. C. Penney Co. DODGE-iPLYMOUTH WA Nationwide Institution EAST SECOND STREET Savings for All American PHONE ss HOHIGS 'Ii-nina:-ay,- 3. Pretty girls. Look before you leap V lean swings out last-Dora and Elaine Not-Hbba Ka Daba, but Coffey Corcoran bids Roomo farewell for National Guards PIIOUDFIT LUMBEII CO. LUDIBEII AND CUAL ' QUALITY-SERVICE Phone 300 14441 King St. llENNESSEY'S BOOK AND GIFT SHOP Come In mul Browse Arounl Students and Teachers are all cor dially invited. Ao 'Is Mo Do EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT Chadron, Nebraska Telephone 121 Pierce Clinic 346 MAIN PHONES 21, 110, 20, 633, AND 17 Gc1me's over C1 OIHG OWU ir ,f STAR GIIDCEBY S. sf H. GREEN STAMPS Phone 9 We Deliver Everything to Eat for Party or Picnic Alliance Sweet Cream Ice Cream It's Pure-Thafs Surev T IIE CAEIPUS SlIOP LUNCH ES SANDWICI-IES ICE CREAM ROOT BEER CIGARETTES SCHOOL SUPPLIES ll.AINBOWV TEA Il00M Cat Dates Rvservevl Early This Your Food for all occasions Prepared, put up and Served Phone 4-5 Inventory Bixler Eleanor hits the key-board Homeward bound These C overcxges Contact :.i- LUG CABIN Greenhouse PHONE 63 Ghicoine Motor Co. S ales-S ervice 312 WEST SECOND PHONE 31 PHONE 39 RASMUSSEN Lumber 81 Goal Co. Sf rlx Future assignments Coyle takes the oath Strocky tries camera Framed in the science lab Dairyman gets a wife Not romantically inclined Sipe sees the birdie Best Wislzes 0'Banions To The Graduating Glass 56 AND 100 '3f1'4NP'UP, K, . ' Gifts for Everyone 'L 0f 1 9 41 From the Makers of PH ONE 200 DELUXE ICE CREAM SOFT DRINKS COCA-COLA CONFECTIONERY Coca-Gola Bottling Go. PHONE 62 Greydon L. Nichols ATTORNEY-AT-LAW ABOVE SCOTT'S SHOE STORE Surprlsed Sling-Shot in lhe Biology Lcxb Indians with license Rnd he sells the daily paper The hcrmonizers Hn clrt student . 15125.- Pcxge One Hundred Twenty-four -'f5 Y7,1.J7 'L ffm Mfiifffaq 2 --- f f,,,-Noxx X I fi N , F- 5503 fu fawm E Ei F In - amd? HOUSE m E' N7 N 4 yr' W U1 Uv g ill?-3 X53 + M ,V H Z . ii! S V J 1 J ,,X -- 5YQ,f,f V5 Q J Ml! f K QM L 'QQ A YQ KX-J A X ,JV I ' . Xoofoh xpe,-ee, h I' I uv w 4 ,.,.-1,-.,, 0 'iw b x ' Nxoxfle' VS W5 A . 'YAA .. A ofQ'QeN fc www' Q5 QA! .fy X ' if i 3 I X l XX fxxf KX, W , I I gs X - at 1 X Veg Y XLT. X Qifyx W ZW? wkf ' h M F M j f'VWW FAM F Ngf-4'5 X X , 9 M641 ,- .4-.-, .- ..,L- -f. 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