Chadron State College - Anokasan Yearbook (Chadron, NE)
- Class of 1942
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Tops as a science instructor and a great favorite with his students. Fl pillar of the Methodist Church. ROSS O. HRMSTRONG HB., PLM. Coach, Football and Basketball. Plssociate Profes- sor in Physical Education. Ross's Eagle teams are perennially in the Win column. Hails from Iowa, is proud of his new home in Chadron, has two future Eagle athletes in his family. RITH HTKINSON PLE., H.M. Supervisor, Prep School, History and Speech. Illssociate Professor of History. History enthusiast and advocate of humane approach to historical data. Has a fine collection of maps. Confidante of the Preps. EUGENE M. BERRY PLB., M.S., Ph.D, Head of the Department of Mathematics. Professor of Mathematics. Favorite quote, Never say 'l couldn't work that problemf say 'I didn't. Says calculus is mere child's playg students should sample higher mathematics. ' MRS. ETHEL M. BOSTDER HB. Supervisor, Training School, Principal, Iunior High School. Instructor in Education. Combines her teaching and gardening in a remarkable fashion that commands the respect of all who know her ability at both tasks. She puts her heart into her work for the sheer joy of creating. H. H. CHMBURN B.S., M.S. Hssociate Professor of Biology. Has a deep and profound interest in the natural sciencesg all labs are run on a precision basis. Likes to tell jokes. LUCY M. CLQRK i3l.B., FLM. Head of the Department of English. Professor of English. One of those who have been longest on the faculty. Hn ard-ent book lover whose treasures follow her wherever she goes. Spends many pleas- ant hours in her apartment on the campus. BERNICE COLE FLB., PLM. Principal, Senior High School. Supervisor, Prep School, Latin and English. Flssistant Professor ot Education. Ft favorite of Prep students and practice teachers. Valuable worker in organizations both on and off the campus. MRS. MQUDE G. COOK HB., H.M., Ph.D. Professor of Foreign Languages. Makes the Ro- mans and Greeks come to life for her students. Hobbies are Sanskrit, music, and a family of three. ETHEL L. DELZELL HB., H.M. Head of the Department of Home Economics. Pro- fessor of Home Economics. Her personal interest in each of her students and her sweet and consid- erate ways endear her to everyone. Page Thi teen in 3 LENH C. EMERSON Presidents Secretary Runs an efficient office. Knows the history of the school since the founding. Believes the school will grow to be Nebraska's largest. MRS. RUBY FHRRIS Matron of Men's Hall Has a deep and affectionate interest in all of her boys and is a real mother to them. IRENE E. FHULDER B.F.Pl,, B.S. in L.S. Librarian. Besides being a very efficient librarian, sh-e is an accomplished musician and an ardent candid camera enthusiast. SUSHN R. FRQZIER Supervisor, Training School, Kindergarten. Instructor in Educa- tion. Susan Bunny is beloved of all Training School kindergartners and student teachers who are her kind of girl. MHRGQRET GERIG I-l.B., B.S,, I-LM. I'-lssistant Professor of Home Economics. Faculty individualist. Hobbies are traveling and camping alone, bicycling, bridge, photography, and hats. QNNFIDORH F. GREGORY PLE., HM., Ph.D, Professor of Social Sciences. Has a vital interest in historical facts and the discrepancies of our social order. Can tell the markings of a historian. OPHL GUNDERSON B.S. Laboratory Hssistant. 1941 graduate makes good at Hlma Mater. Science practice teachers bring their troubles to her. FRED B. HHRRINGTON PLB., FLM., Ph.D. Head of the Department of Education. Professor of Education. Plvid psychologist who illustrates lectures with his childhood experiences. Without one of his D's college is incomplete. MHRY L. HEUERMHNN B.S., FLM. Supervisor, Training School, First and Second Grades. Ptssociate Professor of Education. Starts first and second graders on the well known highway by means of living experiences. One of the dorm girls. EDITH L. HILTON FLB., HM. Supervisor, Prep School, English. Hssociate Pro- fessor of English and Education. English students from Prep schoolers to practice teachers know her Well. She's a fine cook and hostess. FACULTY Page Fourteen Z-E+ MRS. EVQ LEBO Matron' Student-Faculty I-Iall. Pleasing personality cmd a good conversationalist. Mother to the girls who reside in the student apartments. MINNIE E. LICI-ITE B.S., M.S. Ftssistant Professor of Chemistry. Hn exception to the rule-a woman who knows her science back- ward and forward. LPIWRENCE G. LINDHHL PLB., FLM. Head of the Department of Industrial Hrts. Profes- sor of Industrial Plrts. His careful advice has set many students on the right road. His motto Be sure you are right, then go ahead. V. CRLVON MCKIM Ft.B., PLM., Ph.D. Head of the Department of Geography. Professor of Geography. Ptmiable N.Y.Fl. head. Believes geography at the top of the list of subjects for interest. Fl cheery word and smile for everyone. E. TRIPP MICHFIEL B.S., M.S. Ftssistant Professor of Physics. C.P.T. head boss. Exacting in physics experiments-just ask the boys in the lab. HDELQIDE H, MILLER B.S., FLM. Hssociate Professor of Women's Physical Educa- tion. Takes charge of the feminine athletes and devises ways and means for earning the 800 points for those coveted sweaters. FACULTY MHBEL D. HOHTSON RN. College Nurse. The congenial lady in white. Her staunch supporters are aspirin and the heat lamp. lust ask her if she'd like a game of bridge. CHESTER L. HUNT HB., PLM. Hssociate Professor of Economics and Speech. Be- lieves in Good Neighbor Policy. Supervises de- baters and Eagle staff-a load for cmyone's shoulders. Director of dishwashing at the Yacht Club. FILBERT E. KENT B.S., PLM. Registrar, Still worrying about those mixed-up schedules. Proud possessor of wife, two sons, new home in Chadron. H candid camera fan. GQRNET I. LQRSON B.S., FLM., Ph.D. Professor of English. H versatile campus favorite. She finds the library her only refuge from an office ever full of students. Page Fifteen FACULTY HHZEL B. REYNOLDS PLE., PLM. Supervisor, Training School, Fifth and Sixth Grades. Ftssistant Professor of Education. Hble supervisor of practice teachers in the fifth and sixth grades. H smile for everyone. IOHN E. ROBERTS B.S., FLM. Flssistant Coach. Flssociate Professor in Physical Education. Keeps a close watch over the Prep's budding athletes. Is college champ in handball, tennis, and ping, pong. Has built up a strong intramural program. E. L. ROUSE HB., PLM., LL.D. Head of the Department of Teacher Training. Pro- fessor of Education. Future teachers depend on him for future schools. Everyone knows and respects him from Training School kindergartn-ers to college seniors. Fond of his family. OTTO G. RUFF HB., FLM. Bursar. Responsible for college funds-including room rent due to-day , efficiency at the cafeteria, and what have you. Excellent sense of humor. Enjoys chaperoning school dances. Ft camera en- thusiast and budding vocalist. vlDQPhiin.g2aftfs W Page Sixteen Y I. ss . ig, if S is I LOUISE F. NORDNESS B.M. Supervisor of Training School Music. Hssistant Professor of Public School Music. The Training School's musical inspiration. Helps to make future teachers more musically minded. PHILIP L. PEHK FLB., M.S. Supervisor, Training School, Iunior High School, Mathematics. Hssistant Professor of Education. His popularity with the students is an accepted fact. Tries his best to make contingent numbers more interesting. ROY Pt. PETERSON HB. Instructor in Violin. Waves an eloquent baton over all the instrumental pursuits on the campus. Pl rabid coke fan and patron of the C Shop. MRS. VIVIEN O'B. PETERSON B.M. Instructor in Piano. H Horowitz devotee and Rabe student. She has turned out scores of pianists via the relaxation method. CHHRLES W. PHILPOTT B.S., FLM. Head of the Department of Science. Professor of Physics. Dean of Fldministration. Devoted his life to teaching physics. The many students who have gone from his classes to responsible positions are a tribute to his success. HLBERT POTTER PLB. Curator of Museum. Paleontology is his field. That he is well versed is evidenced by his having been chosen to accompany the Field Museum of Chi- cago to Honduras as research assistant. ..,?.,, NELDQ H. SCHMIDT H.B., HM. Ftssociate Professor of Flrt. Guides future artists. The ultimate in pleasant disposition and popu- larity. EMMR C. STECKELBERG PLE., FLM. Head of the Department of Foreign Languages. Professor of Foreign Languages. Small but mighty in her ability to teach the languages. Finds Mexico and its inhabitants very interesting. GENEVQ R. TRYLOR HB., PLM. Supervisor, Training School, Third and Fourth Grades. Rssistant Professor of Education. Faculty's latest addition. I-fails from North Dakota. Guides third and fourth graders in the Training School. Well liked by student teachers. H. IEQNNETTE THEISS QB., HM. Director of Rural Education. Prof-essor of Education. The future rural teachers guardian. Likes to take her girls out to visit future pupils. H great nature lover. MHUDE B. UMMEL B.S., M.S. Head of the Department of Commerce. Professor of Commerce. Neatness, accuracy, and efficiency are bywords of this small dynamo. Commerce students become capabl-e under her guidance. FAC Iwffffisi ESTHER H. VHNDERLHS HB., PLM. Rssistant Professor of Commerce. H capable com- merce teacher. Her sense of humor has a definite place with her students. Ft speed demon on the typewriter. HELEN R. WILLIHMS HB., M.F.H. Hssociate Professor of Speech. The Dramatic 'De- partment's capable director as demonstrated by her plays. Proud of her grading system. DORIS L. WILSON B.S., B.S. in L.S. Hssistant Librarian. Really reads those books she helps to guard, and gives freely of her knowledge to inquiring students. E. P. WILSON f3l.B., HM. Head of the Department of Social Sci-ences. Pro- fessor of History. H real authority on historical Nebraska. Knows history from B.C. to R.D. Con- stantly in search of new material on Indians and pioneers. Got a speech, Sister? EDNH E. WORK HB., HM. Dean of Women. Flssociate Professor of Education. The voice Supreme in Womens Hall. Eager for her girls to be successful. RICHARD E. YHRNDLEY B.M. Instructor in Voice. Pursues a photographic hobby in odd moments. Has coached many would-be artists during his twenty odd years on the campus. L T Y Page Seventeen ma mf- N envsw K f 1 ,mg 5 H Q T sd sf ww, .V fi, ' gi Ami saw. 2 w J E yum 1 J as 1 A 'A t 1 n ff? .si P' vu, A QR., W di? ,K U my wg 2 .-W. rn. if pw-- A , W? , awp A I me . 7, , J' an-we W., B W , :,: ,1 1 ..,..,. .. A w . . EQFQB LW was Mm'Qfv'W ' 117' 45 WT fu'-f 1 g,. 'W ' 1 mv -.5 bww- ,f' 1'-:.,.. ' . ,,..3-:fl ' g r ' ' 5j?4'if4PRf1'f?E1??MZ2j-f5?ai'f'?fi '23iEf'V?CW''24 'fj?fj?2f1?' F? ra '.'1ai1-525133: 27- :v':'i41z325?'?T s.3' Magi ,g,f,g.fi2'grfl:Qg . f' fz..f2f 1 '?'-.3- iff,-'W5'F-'li- '4'f.4'ifQ'.f1'fi-1 11.53,-15f?sY4' '-cw'5fu- 2fi-fwfr: - '- ' - -- r-'- -.:.5.-1 A 1 , wwf? 1 .vxgui .. I . SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President ........................ Clay Merrick Vice President .....,...... Helen McCrery Secretary-Treasurer ........ George Ball Iecin Sews What cr Life! GEORGE Pl. BHLI.. Chadron Nebraska Band l 2- Delta Nu Epsilon 4' Orchestra l' Chorus l 2 3 4' Chorus Council Z 3 4' Delta Pi Sig-ma 3 4' C.Pt.H. Training 3' Wing Club 2- Class Treasurer 4 HQZELLE BEGUIN Rushville Nebraska aFtlpha1234-l.H.C. ' . t,. ' Spur Club 3 4- Cardinal Key 4' Sigma Tau Delta Z 3 4- l.R.C. President 3' Y.W.C.H. Cabinet 3 4' Sigma Tau Delta President 4 ECHO GRLLOWHY BOURRET Harrison Nebraska Orchestra 1 2 3 4' Sigma Tau Delta 2 3 4' Hlpha Phi Pi 4' Thespians 3 4' Chorus 3' Home Economics Club 4' Sigma Tau Delta Treasurer 3' Stall Big Hearted Her- WILLIHM BOYCE Newport Nebraska De ta Pi Sigma l 2 3 4- Wing Club l 2 3' I,Fl.G. 3 4- Wing Club Treasurer 2- C.I3l.Pl. Training 3 WILLIPIM BRUER Crawlord Nebraska C Club 2 3 4- Student Council Z- Football 2 3 4' Basket- ball Z 3 4' Track 2' Whos Who 4 KHTHHYN BRUNER Broadwater Nebraska Zeta Qlpha l 2 3 4' W.Q.l3l. l 2 3 4' Home Economic' Club l 2 3 4' Spur Club 2 3 4- W.l3l.H. Treasurer 2' Home Economics Club Vice President 4 -47' This Wai-bling nshavetail' ' now with Uncle Sams army and collecting girls in every port. Knows the Campus Shop phone number quite well. H musical musician-sings plays piano and violin. Hes a good kid-just asia im. This athlete now has a jewel among his medals. The bottleneck' of the Se- nior class. S E N I O R S , ' is Zet ,,,, l, 2, 3, 4, YWCH' l, 2, 3, 4, bert 3, Sigma Tau Delta Marshall 4guWho's Who 4 1 .,., . 4 ,l . , l l I i h I ll ' el 4 l Ja, . ig I .t ,, .4 - -t H Works hard and has fun. Flpple Mackey -she's pol- ished the apple for four years. The only Woman in school who put her vocabulary and vocal chords to good use. Snookey-a smile for every- one. Dynamite comes in small packages. frwffffl to Q vw 55 , I WJ! WZNWXL4 Prof to the gang in Chem Lab-he'l1 analyze anything. Q 44 HENRIETTFI CHULK Chadron, Nebraska Gamma Chi Omega l, 2, 3, 45 Thespians 2, 3, 45 Home Economics Club 15 Cast Big Hearted Herbert 35 Cast Night of lanuary l6th 35 Cast Bill of Divorcementn 45 Staff Ninth Guest 25 Staff Late Christopher Bean 45 Thespian Secretary-Treasurer 35 Gamma Chi Omega Vice President 4 MQXINE COLE Pllliance, Nebraska Hlpha Phi Pi l, 2, 3, 45 Home Economics Club 1, 2, 45 Y.W.C.H. lg Pan Hellenic Council 25 Spur Club 2, 3, 45 Eagle Staff 45 Hnokasan Staff 2, 45 Womens Hall Council 45 Hlpha Phi Pi Vice President 25 Spur Club President 4 ELIZQBETH CURTISS Bassett, Nebraska Y.W.C.H. 3, 45 l.R.C. 3, 45 Pi Kappa Delta 3, 45 Staff Bill of Divorcementu 45 Pi Kappa Delta Secretary 4 NIHLH DOWNBY Chadron, Nebraska Zeta Fllpha l, 2, 3, 45 Spur Club 3, 4 EHRL FINKEY Rushville, Nebraska Class President 1, 25 Psi Beta Sigma 1, 2, 3, 45 C Club 2, 3, 45 Football l, 2, 3, 45 Track 25 Hnokasan Publication Board 2, 35 Student Council 1, 2, 35 Lambda Delta Lambda 3, 45 C.Fl.Fl. Training 35 Blue Key 45 Basketball l5 C Club President 45 Psi Beta Sigma Sergeant-at-Hrms 3 RHY GODING Potter, Nebraska S E N I O R S SENIORS HENRY HOOPER Chadron, Nebraska C Club 2, 3, 45 Football 2, 3, 4 GEORGE 1-IOUSER Mitchell, Nebraska C Club 2, 3, 45 Lambda Delta Lambda 3, 45 Psi Beta Sigma Z, 3, 45 Blue Key 45 Track 1, Z, 35 N.1.P1.H. Mile Run Champion 25 N.l.l3l.Pt. Halt-Mile Run, Second Place 35 Lambda Delta Lambda President 45 Blue Key Illlumni Secretary 4 MFIRGQRET R. HOWQRD Oelrichs, South Dakota Kappa Theta Sigma 1, 2, 3, 45 Chorus l, 2, 3, 45 Home Economics Club l, Z, 3, 45 Pan Hellenic Council 3, 45 l.R.C. 45 Hrt Flward 35 Who's Who 45 Home Economics Club Treasurer 2, President 45 Kappa Theta Sigma Vice Presi- dent 3, Secretary 4 MURPHY IOHNSON Rushville, Nebraska Blue Key 3, 45 Psi Beta Sigma 1, 2, 3, 45 Psi Beta Sigma Vice President 3, Sergeant-at-Plrms 45 C Club 2, 3, 45 Second 9.11-Conference, P111 State Center 25 Student Coun- cil 3, 45 Plnokasan Publication Board 45 l.H.G. 45 Blue Key President 45 Lambda Della Lambda 3, 45 Who's Who 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Class President 3 DOROTHY L. IUDEN Chadron, Nebraska Cardinal Key 3, 45 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Pan Hellenic Council Z5 Sigma Tau Delta Z, 3, 45 Kappa Theta Sigma l, 25 Thespians 25 Orchestra 3, 45 Home Economics Club 45 Hnokasan Stail 45 Eagle Statl 45 Cast Big Hearted Her- bert 35 Cardinal Key Secretary 45 Kappa Theta Sigma President 25 Chorus Council 3, 45 Sigma Tau Delta Secretary 3, Treasurer 4 . VIRGINIP. C. KENNEDY Fllliance, Nebraska Zeta Hlpha 1, 2, 3, 45 Chorus 2, 35 Orchestra 3, 45 Cardinal Key 3, 45 Sigma Tau Delta 3, 45 Home 'Economics Club 2, 3, 45 Class Secretary-Treasurer 35 Sigma Tau Delta Treasurer 45 Student Council 45 Cardinal Key Treasurer 4 li., l t it 5: l F 5 ,Q ., A. . - ' 1 -A . ' fn ' 5 '53 tue' T' tj -K Takes corners on two Wheels with his speedy car. Should write a book on How to be Faithful to Your Girl . Pt fun kid and a cum laude student-something new and different. Lil lllbner finally got caught. Pi sophisticated songstress. H songbird with a chirp tor everyone 4,4553 Q 1 ai? She likes 'em with red hair Hn efficiency expert-has a fine technique for getting work in on time. We're all just one happy family. Her heart is not in her Work -it's somewhere over Eng- land with the Canadian Hir Force. Only the army can take a man from her. He spends his spare time in the dark-room. Comes from a well-known family. H lady scientist with a boy friend-how does she do it? Y Y -:- A . '-. fi ix t N : ' V5 F, - '--34, 5. l l Qing- ' 4 7 ' nat' 4 l r THEDH MHE LEBO Chadron, Nebraska Fllpha Phi Pi l, 2, 3, 45 Home Economics Club l, 2, 3, 45 Cardinal Key 3, 45 Chorus l, 45 Pan Hellenic Council 3, 4: Pi Omega Pi 45 Who's Who 45 Lambda Delta Lambda 45 Home Economics Club President 25 Hlpha Phi Pi Treasurer 3, Secretary 45 Cardinal Key President 4 MHRGHRET E. LISTER Hay Springs, Nebraska Zeta Fllpha 1, 2, 3, 45 Womens Hall Council 45 W.Ft.H. 2, 3, 45 Who's Who 45 Band 15 Hnokasan Staff 2, 45 Cardinal Key 45 Pi Omega Pi Z, 3, 45 Sigma Tau Delta 3, 45 W.Pl.H. President 45 Cardinal Key Vice President 45 Plnokasan Editor 45 Zeta Ptlpha Secretary 35 Pi Omega Pi President 3 HELEN D. MCCRHY Merriman, Nebraska W.H.H. 3, 45 Home Economics Club 35 Philomathean 15 Y.W.C.H. 35 Spur Club 45 Gamma Chi Omega l, 3, 45 Sigma Tau Delta 3, 45 Womens Hall Council 45 Pan Hellenic Council 45 Gridiron Queen 45 Sigma Tau Delta Secretary 45 Gamma Chi Omega Treasurer 45 Class Vice President 4 IEQN MHRIE MCGREGOR Chadron, Nebraska Zeta Fllpha 2, 35 Home Economics Club l, 2, 35 Y.W.C.Q. 15 Thespians 35 Home Economics Club Secretary 3 VIRGINIH MCGREGOR Washington, D. C. Y.W.C.Fl. l5 Zeta Hlpha l, 2, 3, 45 Spur Club 2, 3, 45 Thespians 3, 45 Staff Big Hearted Herbert 35 Sigma Tau Delta 45 Pan Hellenic Council 45 Eagle Stafl 25 Class Vice President 35 Zeta Hlpha President 45 Blue Key Sweetheart 45 Gridiron Queen Qttendant 4 CLHY MERRICK Fllliance, Nebraska Blue Key 45 Chorus 1, Z, 35 Psi Beta Sigma Z, 3, 45 C.H.i3l. Training 35 Lambda Delta Lambda 45 Plnokasan Staff 45 Student Council 45 Psi Beta Sigma Custodian 45 Class President 4 DOROTHY M. MORRRLL Chadron, Nebraska Zeta Hlpha Z5 Home Economics Club 2, 3, 4 SENIORS FRIEDH PQXTON Chadron, Nebraska Gamma Chi Omega l, 2, 3, 4, Home Economics Club 1, 2, Lambda Delta Lambda 3, 4, Pan Hellenic Council 2, Gamma Chi Omega Treasurer 2, Home Economics Club Vice President 2, Lambda Delta Lambda Vice President 3, Secretary 4, Pan Hellenic Treasurer 2, Lambda Della Lambda Freshman Chesmistry Hward l PHUL SCHOMMER Chadron, Nebraska Delta Pi Sigma 1, 2, 3, 4, Blue Key 4, Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Chorus Council 4, Sigma Tau Delta 2, 3, 4, Wing Club 2, 3, 4, Thespians 3, 4, C.Fl.H. Training 3, Stalt Late Christopher Bean 4, Staff Bill oi Divorcementn 4, Sigma Tau Delta Historian 4, Delta Pi Sigma Historian 2, Vice President 3, Thespian Historian 4 MHRY CHHULK SMITH Chadron, Nebraska Zeta Hlpha 1 I. HRTHUR STEWHRT Chadron, Nebraska -Tennis 2, Tennis Champ lg Eagle Stall 2, 4, Flnokasan Staff 4, Tennis Captain 2, Delta Pi Sigma 2, 3, 4, Wing Club 2, 3, I.R.C. 2, 3, C Club 2, 4 CHHRLES THOMPSON Chadron, Nebraska Lambda Delta Lambda 2, 3, 4, C.H.H. Training 3, Delta Nu Epsilon 4, Lambda Delta Lambda Treasurer 4 RICHHRD L. TIERNEY Hlliance, Nebraska Psi Beta Sigma 3, 4 ROBERT C. WRTERMHN Chadron, Nebraska Band l, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4, Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Delta Pi Sigma l, 2, 3, 4, Student Director H. S. Band 3, 4 His heart belongs to Cookie , He'd rather dance than eat. Believes in taking time out lor a coke. His best friend is his camera. Chuck is the only boy who doesn't study for finals and gets away with it. i Chants the Congo in the oddest places. He s drum nutty is is .:.. E xx .xx X, axxxxjgfxfx x x www Exx 5 xx mx -xx-, nu xx ,F xxx: sm, 'HHN xdxxx nm m me um xxx- 3.54 wx. , xxx . 'gsxa . ,QE ex xxgxxg TE-xxx H km xx -xi xx E www A xxx x xxx, x MW? 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Zeta Hlpha 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 35 W.Fl.H. l, 2, 3, Treasurer 25 Chorus l, 2, 35 Band 1, 2, 3, Secretary-Treasurer 25 Pi Omega Pi 2, 3, President 35 Cardinal Key 3, Historian 35 Student Council 35 Sigma Tau Delta 35 Hnokasan Staff 3-BRHDFOBD BFIRTLETT, Chadron, Ne- braska. Delta Pi Sigma l, 2, 3, Secretary 25 Student Council l, 2, 3, President 35 Wing Club l, 2, 3, President Z5 Thespians l, 2, 35 C Club 1, 2, 35 Class President l5 Blue Key 3, Corresponding Secre- tary 35 Who's Who 35 N.l.H.H. Conference Tennis Champion Z5 Ptnokasan Staff l, 25 Tennis Team 1, 25 Pi Omega Pi 35 Staff ot The Patsy I5 Cast oi The Night of Ianuary l6th Z-IHMES BHSS, Chad- ron, Nebraska. Psi Beta Sigma l, Z, 3, Secretary Z, President 3--BEHTRICE BOYCE, Newport, Ne- braska. l-lome Economics Club 35 Chorus 1, 35 Council 35 Spur Club 35 Y.W.C.Pt. 1, 35 W.Pl,Fl, 15 Gamma Chi Omega I, 3-FRED BROOKS, Chadron, Nebraska. Band l, Z, 35 Orchestra l, 35 Indus- Ei? trial Rrts Guild 2, 3, Sergeant-at-Firms 15 Plnokasan Staif 3 Xlttlli R. it il'5 Nkili' 'alll tl JXP itil V it t s li ' PIGNES LEE BROWN, Chadron, Nebraska. Y.W.C.Fl. l, 25 LRC. 25 Chorus 35 Philomathecln l-LOIS . V, CPIBOL BROWN, Gering, Nebraska. Kappa Theta Sigma l, 2, 3, Historian Z, President 35 Staff of , Jah Hemi It C Big Hearted Herbert 2: Spur Club 3-BOB BURDEN, Morrill, Nebraska. C Club 1, 2, 3, Vice Presi- XXX 5 dent 35 Football 1, 2, 35 Fill Conference 25 Hll State Guard 35 Track l-REX CHDWHLLHDER, Chad- ,Qi ron, Nebraska. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 3, 45 C Club Z, 3, 45 Psi Beta Sigma Z, 3, 4-LEN ftltultjlatf QI: . CHSE, Chadron, Nebraska. Staff of The Showoff l5 Staii of Happy Birthday To Yau , 2-FORRESTIXQ CHl.TTY,j'l1uslivill'e,vN braskafxl.Pl.G. 2, 3, Secretary-Treasurer.35 D-elta Nu Sikwirz mi . 5 th r Xhlw 5 5 4 XX X- X it t tilt Wi gil ,fl , qt- ill N'i'l 'skit' ffl Ki fllll' 3 tri? 'ttf tl it llilyt ttf WX iii rtihtll T ii 'Jlitfli-l tl'iiliV1li U illili iii tilllQ'., Nfl'i'1vlill'i'ltillll - c t,, swktti ,lY,ttl'.,t'i 5' it ,li,3'iy1st'i vii ll 5i'ik.QiXli yt NX 1 it Ni W X Rxllltl es, .lui gill 5ttlQiall'lt ll it t tht 'lt lltttrtttt1ettr1f'il t' it i' tl it tt it at' tl W tx t'5llttl'i' Stl rl at t l3llQWfH .it .1 S , ' 4 , 1 'A YQ M A .t fiilfx '1 fzfyixif ' l , 'auf ,,, U 10- vat?-fy Page Twenty-seven gm 5 I ,ffm-vt 'Q' 'TL .l tim K' ,fi Q.. -ff . ELGIH CONWELL, Panama, Nebraska. Y.W.C.R. 3-DICK COVIC, Chadron, Nebraska. Wing Club 2, 3, President 35 Orchestra 15 Delta Pi Sigma 1, 2, 35 Football 25 C.l3l.Fl. Training 3-HENRY COOK, Chadron, Nebraska. Delta Pi Sigma 2, 35 Lambda Delta Lambda 2, 35 Vice President 35 Band l, 2, 35 Orchestra 1, 2, 35 Chorus 1, 2, 35 Class Business Manager 35 Delta Nu Epsilon 3-IRENE DOOLEY, Wayside, Nebraska. Home Economics Club 1, Z, 3-ROBERT EDDY, Rushville, Nebraska. Football 2, 35 C Club 2, 35 Delta Pi Sigma 1, 25 Delta Nu Epsilon 3-KENNETH FHULK, Chadron, Nebraska. Band 1, 2, 35 Orchestra 1, Z, 35 Delta Pi Sigma 1, 2, 35 CHR. Training 35 I.R.C. 35 Chorus 3 LESTER FIGGINS, Hay Springs, Nebraska. I.R.C. l, 2, 3, Vice President 2-IOHN FOWLER, Chadron, Nebraska. l.H.G. 2, 35 Psi Beta Sigma 2, 35 Chorus 2, 35 Football 35 C Club 35 Blue Key 3, Secre- tary-Treasurer 35 Psi Beta Sigma, Secretary 3-PHUL FOWLER, Chadron, Nebraska. Chorus 1, 2, 35 Thespians 1, 2, 35 Delta Pi Sigma 2, 35 Band 2, 35 I.R.C. 2, 3, President 35 Sigma Tau Delta 35 Pi Kappa Delta 2, 35 Treasurer 35 Staff ot The Patsy 15 Staff of Ninth Guest l5 Cast of Big Hearted Herbert 25 Cast ol Late Christopher Bean 3-IHMES R. FRENCH, Dix, Nebraska. Delta Pi Sigma 1, 2, 35 His- torian 35 I.H.G. 2, 3, Vice President 35 Wing Club Z, 35 Lambda Delta Lambda 35 Blue Key 35 Class Business Manager 25 Class President 35 Chorus 35 Student Council 3, Representative to the N.H.F.R. Convention 35 Delta Nu Epsilon 35 C,Fl.Fl. Training 3-DORIS GRNSER, Wood Lake, N-ebraska. Kappa Theta Sigma 1, 2, 35 Y.W.C.H. 25 WHA. 35 Staff of Big Hearted Herbert 2-MFIRTIN GHYHHRT, Chadron, Nebraska. I.H.G. 1, 2 JUNIORS Page Twenty-eight 'iii ,,g.....: ii' ' Qi . is if -- IERRY W. HEHTH, Chadron, Nebraska. Delta Pi Sigma l, 2, 35 Wing Club 2, 35 Football 35 Chorus 3-ROSE HOEVET, Fairfield, Nebraska. Gamma Chi Omega l, 2, 35 Orchestra l, 2, 35 Y.W.C.H. 2, 3, Treasurer 35 Sigma Tau Delta 2, 35 Pi Omega Pi 2, 3, Secretary-Treasurer 3- ELOISE IHCOBY, Gordon, Nebraska. Chorus l, 2, 35 Y.W.C.Pl. l, 2, 3, Music Chairman 35 Zeta Pllpha 3 MHRY IOHNSON, Rushville, Nebraska. Gamma Chi Omega 1, Z5 Home Economics Club 35 Sig- ma Tau Delta 35 Hnokasan Staff 3-IHNET IOLLY, Mullen, Nebraska. Hlpha Phi Pi 2, 3, Treasurer 35 Thespians 2, 35 Spur Club 2, 35 Chorus 25 Band 25 Sigma Tau Delta 35 Cardinal Key 3, Treasurer 35 Cast of Late Christopher Bean 3-GENE KHUFFMHN, Chadron, Ne- braska. Delta Nu Epsilon 3 JUNIORS WHYNE KEEBHUGH, Mitchell, Nebraska. C Club 2, 35 Psi Beta l, 2, 3, 45 Philomathecm 25 Track l, 2, 35 Flnokasan Staff 45 Treasurer of C Club 3 -DOROTHY KENNEDY, Osceola, Nebrask . Stall Big H arted Her Lui, EW, I Q Nbo,4 ,4!Ql'Rl3lCY KOPQC, Hlliance, Nebraska. ub 35 Home Economics Club 35 Zeta Hlpha 3- KHTHRYN KOSTOS, Plshby, Nebraska. Y.W.C.H. l, 2, 3, Membership Chairman 35 Home Eco- nomics Club 35 W.H.Fl. 35 Spur Club 3 IOHN LHWS, Sedalia, Missouri. Delta Pi Sigma 1, 2, 35 Band l, 2, 35 Tennis Team l, 25 C Club l, 2, 35 Orchestra 15 I-lnokasan Staff, Business Manager 35 Class President 25 Student Council 2 -MHRIORIE LEHFDRLE, Harrisburg, Nebraska. Y.W.C.Q. l, 2, 3, President 35 I.R.C. 1, 2, 3, Secretary 35 Eagle Staff 25 Gamma Chi Omega 35 Sigma Tau Delta 3 Page Twenty nine JUNI PEGGY PERSON, Genoa, Nebraska. Pllpha Phi Pi 1, 2, 3, Spur Club 2, 3, Delta Nu Epsilon 3, Lambda Delta Lambda 3-HLBERT PONT, 1311- liance, Nebraska. Delta Pi Sigma l, 2, Chorus l, Wing Club 1, 2, 3, I.R.C. l-DOROTHY E. F. RHTHER, Ftrkansas City, Kansas. Y.W.C.Ft. 3 MHRCIH REID, Berea, Nebraska. Gamma Chi Omega 3, Y.W.C.l3l. 1, 3, Home Economics Club 3, I.R.C. 3-DOROTHY IHNE ROSS, Broadwater, N-ebraska. Zeta Hlpha 1, 2, 3, Secretary 3, VV.i'-LH. l, 2, 3, Secretary 3, Chorus l, Z, 3, Thespians 2, 3, Vice President 3, Pan Hellenic Council 2, 3, Treasurer 2, Secretary 3, Spur Club Z, 3, Cast ot Big Hearted Herbert 2-QRTHUR RUSSELL, Henry, Nebraska. Delta Pi Sigma 2, 3, Sergeant-at-Firms 3, Band 2, 3, Secretary-Treas- urer 3, Chorus 2, 3, Orchestra 2, 3, Lambda Delta Lambda 3 Page Thirty LOIS LENINGTON, Chadron, Nebraska. Chorus 1, 2, 3, Spur Club Z, 3, Hlpha Phi Pi 1, 2, 3, Vice President 2, Treasurer 3, Hnokasan Staff 2, 3, Cardinal Key 3, Pan Hellenic Council 2, 3, Who's Who 3, Pan Hellenic President 2, Pan Hellenic Treasurer 3-HHZEL MHCDONHLD, Wayside, Nebraska. Home Economics Club l, 2, 3, Treasurer 3, Thespians 2, 3, Chorus 3, Cast of Big Hearted Herbert 2, Cast of Night of Ianuary l6th 2, Cast of Bill Oi Divorcementu 3, Cast of The Late Christopher Bean 3 RUTH MILLER, Clinton, Nebraska. Chorus 3, Thespians 3, Sigma Tau Delta 3, Y.W.C.H. 3, Zeta Fllpha 3, Cast of Late Christopher Bean 3 -HHROLD MITCHELL, Chadron, Nebraska. Wing Club l, 2, Delta Pi Sigma 1, 2, 3, l,R.C. 2, 3, Treasurer 3, Pi Kappa Delta l, 2, 3, Pub- licity Officer 2, President 2, 3, Eagle Staff l, 3, Staff of Big Hearted Herbert 2, Cast oi Night oi Ianuary l5th 2, C.P1.Fl. Training 3, Thes- pians l, 2, 3 LOIS IEHN NELSON, Dix, Nebraska. Kappa Theta Sigma l, Z, 3, l.R.C. l, W.H.Pl. 2, 3, Home Economics Club 2, Chorus 3, Spur Club 3, Kappa Theta Sigma Treasurer 3-BOB PHTRICK, Hlliance, Nebraska. Psi Beta Sigma 1, Z, 3, Treasurer 3, C Club 2, 3, Football 2, 3, Thes- pians 1, 2, 3, Chorus l, 2, 3, Track 1, Cast of Night oi Ianuary l6th 2 O R S Ggfti XS, xx 6 JUNIORS FINGELP. L. RUTTNEH, Sunol, Nebraska. Gamma Chi Omega l, 2, 3, Treasurer 2, President 35 Sigma Tau Delta 2, 3, Vice President 35 Cardinal Key 35 Home Economics Club 25 Spur Club 2, 35 W.1'-l.H. l, 2, 3, Vice President 25 Chorus 2, 35 Who's Who 35 Pan Hellenic Vice President 35 Womens Hall Council 3-GWEN SCHOMMER, Chadron, Nebraska. Sigma Tau Delta 3-ELVH STROM, Chadron, Nebraska. Kappa Theta Sigma 1, 2, 3,'Secretary 25 Home Economics Club l, 35 Y.W.C.Fl. l, Z5 W.Pl.Pl. 35 Chorus 35 Pan Hellenic Council 2--HLBERT SOSKE, Chadron, Nebraska. Band l-FLOSSIE SPEHRS, Lisco, Nebraska. Spur Club 2, 35 Chorus 2, 35 Gamma Chi Omega 2, 3 WILMH SWHLLOW, Chadron, Nebraska. Home Economics Club 3-LHWRENCE TILLMHN, McGrew, Nebraska. Delta Pi Sigma Z, 35 C Club 35 Basketball l, 2, 35 Band 15 Orchestra 15 Track 1-URSULH TULLOSS, Hay Springs, Nebraska. Hlpha Phi Pi l, Z, 3, Historian 2, President 35 Home Economics Club 2, 35 Spur Club 2, 35 Chorus l, 2, 35 Pan Hellenic Council 35 Cardinal Key 35 Who's Who 3- IUNE WEIGEL, Longvalley, S. Dak. Pllpha Phi Pi l, 2, 35 Spur Club Z, 35 Y.W.C.H. 15 Chorus 25 W.H.H. 1, 25 Home Economics Club 3-REX YOCUM, Gering, Nebraska. Band 1, 2, 35 Orchestra l, 2, 35 Chorus l, 2, 35 Delta Pi Sigma 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 2, President 35 Blue Key 35 Student Council 2, 35 Class Vice President Z, 3 M' Page Thirty one mi- Mary Learns to Do It Right Wood T. Relczxes SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President .......,....,....... .............,..,.,..,..,....,,,.. ..,...,......,,. I o hn Pope Vice President ..,........... ........,......,........ .,.,........ G e orge Morton Business Manager ...... .....,..... B ernice Gierau Officers SOPHOMORES KYLE HBERNETHY, Scottsbluff, Nebraska. Psi Beta Sigma l, 2, C Club Z-PHULINE HKERT, Chaolron, Nebraska. Hlpha Phi Pi l, 2-KEN- NETH HLLISON, Rushville, Nebraska. Delta Pi Sigma l, Z, 35 Band l, 2, 3 IERRY HNDERSON, Chadron, Nebraska. Delta Pi Sigma l, 2, Band 1, l.I3l.G. 2-ROSE IEHN RNDERSON, Rippey, Iowa. Gamma Chi Omega l, 2g W.Fl.Fl. 1, Z7 Band l, 2, Spurs 2, Gamma Chi Omega Historian 25 W.P..P.. Treasurer 2- IOSEPI-IINE HELEN HNDREWS, Gordon, Ne- braska. Home Economics Club 2, Y.W.C.Ft. 2 SI-IM QPPELL, Chadron, Nebraska. Delta Pi Sigma lg Thespians 1, Wing Club lg Cast oi Night oi Ian. l6th l-HF-IROLD BHCH, Chadron, Nebraska. Delta Pi Sigma l-IHCK BHLLINGER, Bingham, Nebraska. Delta Pi Sigma I GENEVIEVE BHSS, Chadron, Nebraska. Pllpha Phi Pi 1, 25 Home Economics Club l, 25 Spurs 2 -BOB BRUMRN, Cushing, Iowa. Basketball l, Z, C Club 1, 2-GRHCE BLUNDELL, Chadron, Nebraska. Band 1, Z IIM BOYCE, Newport, Nebraska. Delta Pi Sigma l, Z5 Wing Club 1, 2-CHRRLES BROOKS. Chadron, Nebraska-PHILIP BROOKS, Chadron, Nebraska. Band l, 2, Eagle Staff 2, CHR. 2 CLYDE CHMPBELL, Taylor, Nebraska-BETTE CQRLBOM, Chadron, Nebraska. Zeta Ptlpha l, 2 -EILEEN CHRLOW, White Clay, Nebraska. W.F1.Ft. 2 PEI-IRL CHRNHL, Kyle, South Dakota. Home Economics Club Z-MHRGHRET CHHPMQN, Crawford, Nebraska-HLICE CHRISMHN, Hshby, Nebraska HEX COFFEE, IR., Harrison, Nebraska. Football l, 2-HHZEL COOK, Chadron, Nebraska. Kappa Theta Sigma 2, Y.W.C.Fl. l, 2, Band l, 25 Chorus l, 2, Orchestra l, 2, Y.W.C.H. Secretary 27 First Hward Freshman Short Story Contest-LOUISE COZHD, Merriman, Nebraska. Hlpha Phi Pi 1, 2, W.Pl.Fl. l, 2, Band lg Eagle Staff 2, Womens Hall Council 2 ELEQNOR IUNE CUPLIN, Long Pine, Nebraska. Y.W.C.H. 2-LOLH FELZ, Wayside, Nebraska- VHL FITCH, Gordon, Nebraska. Delta Pi Sigma 1, Z, Flnokasan Stal! lg Student Council 2, Lambda Delta Lambda Freshman Prize, Delta Pi Sigma Vice President 2, Chorus lg Delta Nu Epsilon 2 RUTH FORRESTER, Flrnold, Nebraska. Zeta Hlpha l, 2, Spurs l, 2, Sigma Tau Delta 2- MHRY HNN FOSTER, Chaclron, Nebraska. Or- chestra l-BERNICE GIERHU, Chadron, Nebras- ka. Zeta Fllpha l, 2, Spurs l, 2, WHH. 1, 2, Orchestra lg Chorus l, 25 Student Council 2, Ftnokasan Publication Board 2, Secretary 2, Spurs Treasurer 2, Student Council Secretary 25 Class Business Manager Z SOPHCIVIORES I SOPHOMORES Cl-IFIRLES HEDBERG, Chadron, Nebraska. Psi Beta Sigma I, 2, Wing Club 2, C.P.T. 2-ILENE HITCH- COCK, Chadron, Nebraska. Ftlpha Phi Pi I, Z5 Eagle Staff Z-BHRBHRH HODSON, Martin, S. Dak. Hlpha Phi Pi l, Z, Thespians I, 2, Home Economics Club I, 2, Band l, 2-RODNEY HRUZH, Potter, Nebraska. Delta Pi Sigma l, 2-NORMH HUGHBHNKS, Harrisburg, Nebraska. Kappa Theta Sigma l, 2, Y.W.C.Fl. l, 2, I.R.C. 1 DORIS LORHQINE HUGHES, Bayard, Nebraska. Y.W.C.H. 1, 2, Cabinet 2-LOIS IHCOBS, Chadron, Nebraska. Zeta Hlpha 1, 2, Spurs l, 2, Home Economics Club 25 Lambda Delta Lambda 2, Third Hward Freshman Short Story Contest-PHULINE IHCOBSEN, Beatrice, Nebraska. Kappa Theta Sigma l, 2, Spurs l, 2, Ftnokasan Staff l, 25 Thespians I, 2, Y.W.C.H. I, 2, Home Economics Club l, 2g Chorus l, Z, W.H.13l. 2, Prod. Staff Big Hearted Herbert l, Night of Ian. l6th I, Late Christopher Bean 2, Pan Hellenic President 2, Y.W.C.FI. Vice President 2-DONHLD E. IOHNS, Long Pine, Ne- braska. Psi Beta Sigma 2, Band l-FLOYD IOI-INS. Whitman, Nebraska. Wing Club l, 2 FERN KEIM, Hinsworth, Nebraska. Y.W.C.Q. 2-SOPHIE KING, Hshby, Nebraska-CHHRLES RICHHRD KINGSBURY, Merriman, Nebraska. Psi Beta Sigma 2, Chorus 2, C.P.T. 2-HLBERT KRUL, Heming- ford, Nebraska. Psi Beta Sigma 2, Football I, 2, C Club 2-LUCILLE LHRSEN, Chadron, Nebraska Page Thirty tive Page Thirty-six 1 , N 5 K I ' J 41 s 4 H I N fl 155' RUTH LHTHHM, Bayard, Nebraska. Kappa Theta Sigma l, 2, Y.W.C.Fl. lg W.H.H. l, 2, Thespians l, 25 Chorus 2, Cast oi Night of Ian. l6th lg Thespian Historian 2, Kappa Theta Sigma Historian 2, Eagle Stall 2, W.H.H. Secretary 25 Spurs 2-BETTY LOU LHWRENCE, Crawford, Nebraska. Hlpha Phi Pi l,2g Chorus lg Thespians 1, 2, Production Staff ol Bill ol Divorcementn 2-BILL LEWIS, Morrill, Ne- braska. Psi Beta Sigma l, 2, Vice Pres. 1-EMMH LOU MCCRHCKEN, Springview, Nebraska. Y.W. C.Pl. 2-BETTY FHYE MCDERMHND, Chadron, Neb.-aska. Zeta Hlpha l, 25 W.H.H. 25 Thespians 1, 25 Home Economics Club l, 2, Zeta Fllpha Vice President 2, Thespian Secretary Z, Staff ol Big Hearted Herbert l HM MHNNING, Chadron, Nebraska. Delta Pi Sigma l, 2, Wing Club 1, 2, Student Council lg Thes- pians 25 Class President 2-MHRIORIE M. MOLZPIHN, Hay Springs, Nebraska. Home Economics Club l, 25 Spurs 25 Womens Hall Coundu 2-GEORGE MORTON, Mitchell, Nebraska. Psi Beta Sigma l, 2, Wing Club l, Z7 Thespians 2, Sigma Tau Delta 2, Football 2, Class Vice President 2- MHDELYN NELSON, Big Springs, Nebraska. Pllpha Phi Pi 1, 2g Chorus l, 2-RUTH NOBMHN, Rozet, Wyo. Hlpha Phi Pi l, 27 Spurs l, 2, Chorus 2, Home Economics Club 2, Ftlpha Phi Pi Vice President 2 MERTON W. OLSON, Chappell, Nebraska. Band l-DORIS OSBORN, Dalton, Nebraska. Philomathean l--GHIL OVERSTREET, Hlliance, Nebraska. Psi Beta Sigma 1, 2, Wing Club 1, Z, Chorus l, 2- IEWELL PHILLIPS, Morrill, Nebraska. Gamma Chi Omega Z, Y.W.C.Fl. 2-IOHN POPE, Hrnold, Ne- braska. Delta Pi Sigma l, 2, Band 1, 27 Student Council 2, Class President 25 Basketball 1, 2 SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES GORDON POTTER, Valentine, Nebraska. Delta Pi Sigma 1, 25 Lambda Delta Lambda Z-DORH LOUISE RHSMUSSEN, Chadron, Nebraska. Zeta Hlpha 1, 2, Home Economics Club 1, 2, W.l3l.H. 1, 2, Home Economics Club Secretary 2-DORH RICEDORFF, Merriman, Nebraska. Zeta Pllpha 1, 2, Spurs l, 2, Home Economics Club l, 25 Spurs Vice President 2 I BETH HRLENE ROGERS, Rapid City, S. Dak. Zeta Hlpha 1, 25 Spurs lg Home Economics Club 1, 2, W.H.H. 1, 25 Student Council 2-DON SHHNLEY, Crawford, Nebraska. Chorus lg Band 1, 25 Eagle Staff 2-DEWITT SHHNNON, Martin, S. Dak. Psi Beta Sigma Z5 Band 1, 2 MFIRVIN SHERRERD, Sidney, Nebraska. Delta Pi Sigma lg Wing Club lg Chorus l, Z-IEHN SHIPKEY, Chadron, Nebraska. Ftlpha Phi Pi 1, 2g W.R.Fl. 25 Spurs 1, 2, Band l, 25 Spurs Secretary 2-IRCQUE SMITH, Henry, Nebraska. Kappa Theta Sigma 1, Z, Band l, 2, Chorus 2, W.l3l.Fl, l, 2, Vice President 2 ROBERT E. SMITH, Scottsbluff, Nebraska. Wing Club 2-WOOD T. SMITH, Crawford, Nebraska. Psi Beta Sigma 25 C Club 1, 2, Football 1, 2, honorable mention Hll College and N.I.H.H. in football 1941-PHYLLIS SPENCER, Dix, Nebras- ka. Kappa Theta Sigma l, 2, Spurs 2, Home Economics Club 2, Kappa Theta Sigma Vice President 2 EDNPI MHE STILLER, Glen, Nebraska-ROGER STROCKEY, Lyman, Nebraska. Delta Pi Sigma 1, Z5 C Club 25 Flnokasan Staff 2, Track lp Delta Nu Epsilon 2-BERTHH STROUSE, Chadron, Nebraska. Kappa Theta Sigma 1, 2, W.Pl.Pi. 1, 25 Y.W.C.F1. l A 4 ,M HUB MHXINE THGFIRT, Crawiord, Nebraska. Qlpha Phi Pi 1, 2, Spurs l, 2, Chorus 1, Z, Sigma Tau Delta 2, Eagle Stall 2-GLOVER E. THHYER. Chadron, Nebraska. Delta Pi Sigma 1, 2, Thes- pians 1, 2, Wing Club 1, 2, Pi Kappa Delta 1, 2, Cast of Bill of Divorcement 2, Big Hearted Herbert l, Night ol Ian. 16th 1, Thespians Pres- ident 2, Pi Kappa Delta Vice President 27 Sec- ond Hward Freshman Short Story Contest- PHILLIP TIERNEY, Hlliance, Nebraska. Delta Pi Sigma 1, 25 Sigma Tau Delta 2, Wing Club 1,21 Thesipans 2, Cast of Bill oi Divorcement 25 Wing Club Secretary Z MHRY ELIZHBETH TUESBURG, Michigan City, Indiana. Zeta Hlpha 2, Chorus Zg Band 2, Or- chestra 2-DICK WINTERS, Gordon, Nebraska- LHVERNE WITTE, Chadron, Nebraska. Gamma Chi Omega 1, 2, Spurs 1, 2, Gamma Chi Omega Secretary 2 ELLEN WOLF, Chadron, Nebraska. Zeta Hlpha 2, W.Q.F1. 2, Home Economics Club l, 2-WFlN- DH IEHN WRIGHT, Chaclron, Nebraska, Zeta Hlpha 1, Z, Home Economics Club 1, 25 Orches- tra 1, 2, Chorus 2-CHTHERINE ZONIK, Chad- ron, Nebraska SOPHOMORES Page Thirty-eight A-ge' FRESHMAN C L A S S il OFFICERS President ,...,....x,..,.,...,,,.... Henry Strom I Vice President ........ ...,..... R ex Higley Treasurer ..,,.,..A............. Richard Borton ,V Secretary ..,. Nadine Babe Simpson is T 1 ,- iv L. 14 Q, i ill Dress-Up Day - z':' ' Page Forty JW' Q Cp 1 ' ,xx I 1 'Q K' 3 W ' 1 ' - . -f ' 3 G 'Wim , 4, .F V-.L . 4- W. . f su. Y' 'qw' ,Bti uni' GLHDYS PICHESON, Gordon, Nebraska-EDNH FRY BDPIM, Lakeside, Nebraska. Y.W.C.H.-HOWHRD HDHMS, Hrnold, Nebraska. Delta Pi Sigma, Wing Club-EMIL HEGERTER, Chadron, Nebraska-VIR GINIH HLFTER, Sidney, Nebraska-BILL HNDERSON, Chadron, Nebraska. Thespians, Delta Pi Sigma, Cast of The Late Christopher Bean ELQINE HNDERSON, Chadron, Nebraska. Zeta Hlpha, W.H.Pl.-RUTH P. HNDERSON, Gordon, Ne- braska. Home Economics Club-EDITH C. HNDREWS, Gordon, Nebraska-MHRY ELLEN BQRTLETT, Chadron, Nebraska. Filpha Phi Pi-IOE BHRTO, Gordon, N-ebraska. Delta Pi Sigma, Orchestra- WHLTER DUTCH BHSTRON, Bayard, Nebraska. Football BETTY HNN BEINE, Chadron, Nebraska. Hlpha Phi Pi, Home Economics Club, Band-LILY BELGUM, Dix, Nebraska. Kappa Theta Sigma, Spur Club, Thespians, Y.W.C.Fl., Chorus, W.Fl.F1.-RRY BELL, Chadron, Nebraska. Psi Beta Sigma-BILLY BEST, Chadron, Nebraska. Delta Pi Sigma-LYNN BILYEU, Chadron, Nebraska-RHYMOND BITNER, Harrisburg, Nebraska. Band, Delta Pi Sigma, Thespians FRESHMEN ll- .ffl FRESHMEN GLHDYS BLHYLOCK, Qshby, Nebraska-ED BOBRON, Hay Springs, Nebraska. Chorus, Psi Beta Sigma, Thespians, Staff of Bill ol Divorcern-ent , Cast ot Late Christopher Bean -MQRY BORRON, Hay Springs, Nebraska. Spurs, Thespians, Cast of Bill of Divorcement , Chorus-R. W. BORTON, Chadron, Nebraska. Psi Beta Sigma, Band, Treasurer Freshman Class, Football-VINCENT BREWER, Kilgore, Nebraska-IEHNNE BUNCH, Crawford, Nebraska. Kappa Theta Sigma, Spur Club GWENDOLYN BURTON, Bingham, Nebraska. Kappa Th-eta Sigma-GORDON CHRLEY, Dalton, Ne- braska-HEMHN LEED CHRMEQN, Chadron, Nebraska. Wing Club, Tennis Team, C.P.T,-GEORGE CQSE, Chaclron, Nebraska-ELMO CLEHVELHND, Nonpareil, Nebraska. IFINE COBB, Crawford, Ne- braska. Pllpha Phi Pi, Chorus DORIS IEHN COFFEY, Chaclron, Nebraska. Zeta Hlpha-HGNES COGDILL, Chaclron, Nebraska. Zeta Hlpha, Band-FRHNCES COUSINS, Chadron, Nebraska, Kappa Theta Sigma, Home Economics Club -DONFILD MHRION COVIC, Chadron, Nebraska. Delta Pi Sigma,- Wing Club-BILL MHY COX, Limon, Colorado. Psi Beta Sigma-FRY DHLTON, Chadron, Nebraska. Eagle Staff fe- V i .:a,5f- 6, . x Jbv K . .,,x ,,:,1 t 5? ..., Ib . V ' 453352 g 4 ,Q ., .mess 'H Y Lf.. Page Fortyeone - FRESHMEN RRY DHLTON, Chadron, Nebraska-GLHDYS M. I. DHRLINGTON, Chadron, Nebraska-DONQLD DHTUS, Kilgore, Nebraska. Basketball-TWILH DHUSTER, Chaclron, Nebraska. Zeta Hlpha-DORO- THY DOUGLFISS, Mitchell, Nebraska. Kappa Theta Sigma-QDH MHE ECKERT, Dalton, Nebraska. Spur Club, Chorus DUKE ERICKSEN, Hay Springs, Nebraska-LOUISE EVERHHRT, Bushnell, Nebraska-GLHDYS MPIE EWHRT, Cody, Nebraska-DON EWEN, Chadron, Nebraska. Psi Beta Sigma, Thespiaris, Cast of Bill of Divorcementn-DONHLD Z. FHULK, Gordon, Nebraska. Delta Pi Sigma, Band, Orchestra, Chorus- NONH FELZ, Wayside, Nebraska WILLIHM FINKEY, Flushville, Nebraska. Psi Beta Sigma, Football-CF-lHOL PINNEY, Chadron, Ne- braska. Zeta Hlpha-KELELQ MBE FORBES, Chadron, Nebraska. Band, Pllpha Phi Pi-CHRI.. EUGENE FOX, Hnsley, Nebraska-MHRGQRET HNN FOY, Dalton, Nebraska. Gamma Chi Omega, Band, Thes- pians-LLOYD FRHHM, Sidney, Nebraska. Psi Beta Sigma, Basketball 14 I t sim! N 5 .sl ,sl , -Q 5. - ' I . . , ,.,. , . A L Q me Suv 1? L l7 .!f'4J+-'-V A 5 2' 1-Y ff 11,67 L7,Q ' if ,fr x VA Q ' , 1' 7 tfrgffylff- Page FortY two C1. 1.11631 Y ima I. R Ed 1, 1 I ' 7 -, 5.51 . .. : 1 , ,i yi gi? V : I Y 1.4 ' 'bf 'W Nev NA' MPIRGIE I. PRHNKLIN, McGrew, Nebraska. Kappa Theta Sigma, Orchestra, Band-MHRGIE FURMHN, Marslancl, Nebraska-MHRY LEE GHBRIEL, Hay Springs, Nebraska-GRHCE IEHN GIBBS, Chadron, Nebraska-MERION GLENN, Chadron, Nebraska-IRENE GODDEN, Chadron, Nebraska NEFIL GREEN, Gordon, Nebraska-IEWELL GUIHEN, Crawford, Nebraska-DOROTHY HHMHKER, Crawford, Nebraska-ZOLFI HHMMOND, Chadron, Nebraska. Kappa Theta Sigma, Chorus-IEHN HFINSEN, Gordon, Nebraska-LILH MHE HI-IP HHNSEN, Cushing, Iowa. Spur Club, Cheerleader, Qlpha Phi Pi MHRY LOUISE HRNSEN, Iohnston, Nebraska. W.H,Fl., Kappa Theta Sigma, Spur Club-VER1'-I L. HHRDT, Bayard, Nebraska. Band, Kappa Theta Sigma-DOUGLHS I-IHRRIS, Crookston, Nebraska- FRFINCES L. HHSS, Chaclron, Nebraska. Pllpha Phi Pi, Chorus-TOM HHUGHEY, Bassett, Nebraska. Psi Beta Sigma-LOIS HENDRICKSON, Hill City, South Dakota FRESHMEN Page Forty three AIS? Gibb P wi if i 4 ' 1 ' Q mn in A I . ' 1 -+I U Q. A . , VV: i' , I V .Qi .W I . 5. 'Q x. .ffjifjfg QvH1g'1'l'. ,v,ii ,...j-. .. 1,14 mir gg:-I 'UU . :Dsl 35,1 -5. w.. .. 3 6, ! if . Q X - tl :idx l T- -f. . 'qv -- l-lm Q I 1 4 ,, t-3 1. -5-if-1 if A n lt. fees 1' BETTY HENRICH, Pine Ridge, South Dakota. Gamma Chi Omega, Spur Club-REX HIGLEY, Qlliance, Nebraska. Delta Pi Sigma, Thespians, Band, Orchestra, Vice President Freshman Class, Editor oi Eagle-DOROTHY HOFFMHN, Crookston, Nebraska. W,H.H.-RODGER HOOD, Chadron, Ne- braska-PHULINE HOPKINS, Hemingtord, Nebraska. Thespians, Zeta Hlpha-MHRY HOWQRD, Ger- ing, Nebraska. Kappa Theta Sigma, Y.W.C.Ft. LORRHINE M. HUGHES, Ulysses, Nebraska. Hlpha Phi Pi, Chorus-BOB H. IHGGERS, Hlliance, Ne- braska-HELEN IEZEK, Hemingford, Nebraska. Kappa Theta Sigma-BOB IOHNSON, Gordon, Ne- braska-MILLHRD IONES, Porcupine, South Dakota. Band, Orchestra, Delta Pi Sigma, Wing Club- DHVE KHUFFMHN, Hlliance, Nebraska. Band, Orchestra, Delta Pi Sigma NORMH KEENEY, Chadron, Nebraska. Kappa Theta Sigma-MYRTLE MHY KING, Hshby, Nebraska- TERESH KLEVE, Kilgore, Nebraska-MHRY HNNE KROUSE, Qlliarice, Nebraska-MHRY IQNE LHNE, Chadron, Nebraska. W.H.H., Spur Club, Cheerleader, Orchestra, Chorus--MILDRED LHWRENZ, Hem- ingford, Nebraska . FRESHMEN ' Q' T x FRESHMELN DOROTHY LERWICK, Hlbin, Wyoming-FHYTHE LINKER, Hot Springs, South Dakota. Band, Chorus, Kappa Theta Sigma, Y.W.C.H., Thespians, Cast oi Late Christopher Bean -BILL LNENICKH, Hay Springs, Nebraska. Chorus-BHRBQRH LONIE, Bayard, Nebraska. Band, Cheerleader, Zeta Hlpha- SUE LURVEY, Hay Springs, Nebraska. Chorus, Kappa Theta Sigma-BONEITH MCRNDREW, Chad- ron, Nebraska. Zeta Hlpha, Band, Chorus LORRRINE MCCONHUGHEY, Lusk, Wyoming. Orchestra--GRHCE MHCKRILL, Gering, Nebraska-LOIS MHTHEWSON, Sidney, Nebraska. Kappa Theta Sigma, Y.W.C.H.-GENEVIEVE MHZQNEC, Marsland, Nebraska-HLLEN R. MILLHR, Merriman, Nebraska-DONHLD MITCHELL, Chadron, Nebraska. Delta Pi Sigma, Thespians, Pi Kappa Delta, Cast oi Late Christopher Bean MRRGQRET MOHQTT, Sidney, Nebraska-FRQNCIS MOORE, Gering, Nebraska. C. Club-MHRIORY MORHVEK, Hemingford, Nebraska. Gamma Chi Omega, Spur Club, Home Economics Club, Y.W.C.Pl. -PI-IYLLIS MOUNT, Northport, Nebraska. Kappa Theta Sigma, Y.W.C.H.-PHT MULDOON, Chadron, Nebraska. Psi Beta Sigma-BETTY MYERS, Gurl-ey, Nebraska. Y.VV.C.H. G me 133 4,,.x 'afgk 'mm 'Wg--.Z Page Forty-five FRESHMEN BHRBHRF1 NELSON, Hlliance, Nebraska. Gamma Chi Omega, Orchestra, Y.W.C.H.-CECIL O. NEL- SON, Sidney, Nebraska. Delta Pi Sigma, Chorus-MQRGHRET NORMHN, Whitney, Nebraska, Hlpha Phi Pi, Thespians, Cast of Bill of Divorcementn-HENRY OLTMHNNS, Chadron, Nebraska. Wing Club, Psi Beta Sigma, Basketball-WHLT ORMESHER, Chaclron, Nebraska. Psi Beta Sigma, Football- HNNHBELLE M. OSBORN, Cozad, Nebraska MHRY MHRGHRET OWENS, Wood Lake, Nebraska. Y.W.C.H.-IONE PHLMER, Omaha, Nebraska. Hlpha Phi Pi-TWYLQ PHRKER, Mitchell, Nebraska. Kappa Theta Sigma. Spur Club-PHYLLIS PHT- RICK, Hlliance, Nebraska. Zeta Hlpha, Hnokasan Staff, Chorus, Eagle Staff-BETTY PHYNE, Chadron, Nebraska-ROSEMHRY PETERS, Hay Springs, Nebraska MYRTLE POWELL, Morrill, Nebraska. Y.W,C.H.-BEULQH PRITCHETT, Flrdmore, South Dakota. Y.W.C.Pl.-LORRHINE REISDORFER, Chadron, Nebraska. Kappa Theta Sigma, W.Q,H., Spur Club- BOB REMILLHRD, Chaolrori, Nebraska. Chorus, Eagle Staff-DOROTHY RICHMOND, Gordon, Nebraska -DON RICKENBQCH, Chaclron, Nebraska. Psi Beta Sigma, C Club QR 331 W9 'SF' 'gg'-i N ' mink' ' if , - -. W 9 ji .fm ' , X L -W 5.51 L .111-Q TA 'Q ' Ka li - Page Forty-six wr' ,ff A L 1 NI .wtf ,aww an F ky vir- I ar IZ. I l iwskffl PHYLLIS RUBY, Lisco, Nebraska. Hlpha Phi Pi-CHHRLES RYHN, Chaclron, Nebraska. Psi Beta Sig- ma, Wing Club-MRRY IQNE SCHHEFER, Chadron, Nebraska. Zeta Hlpha-DORH SCHMILL, Fort Robinson, Nebraska-IRENE SEHMHNDS, Lander, Wyoming. Kappa Theta Sigma-BERNICE SEIER, Duff, Nebraska. Kappa Theta Sigma, Y,W.C.Pl., Band NRDINE SIMPSON, Chadron, Nebraska. Spur Club, Zeta Hlpha, Secretary Freshman Class-DEL- BERT L. SNOOK, Wayside, Nebraska. Psi Beta Sigma-THELMH L. SNYDER, Ellsworth, Nebraska- RHLPH G. SPENCER, Brewster, Nebraska. Chorus-DONP1 STFINSBERY, Ogallala, Nebraska-LEO STEWQRT, Gordon, Nebraska. Delta Pi Sigma MHRY STRICK, Ellsworth, Nebraska-HENRY Pl. STROM, Chadron, Nebraska. Psi Beta Sigma, Presi- dent Freshman Class-BEHTRICE I. STUMF, Marsland, Nebraska-COLLEEN TEDROW, Chadron, Nebraska-MHRIORIE THOMPSON, Dalton, Nebraska. Gamma Chi Omega, Band, Orchestra-BENNY TIBBITTS, Kilgore, Nebraska. Basketball FRESHMEN l J, Page Forty-seven ff ew . I '-ii. f 6 2? 0' sf 2:1 - I ' -- ' . ,,, , . ., ,.,, .,..- , , b N W 5' if Faq .Q 1 I xg Fm' I 5 X. n 9' I X C .wg :W 1 qi ...at I J 1 'ggi ' . I ei?-x'?. . . T . . , ,, I b gg G f' Ku Z . 1 l 'ar I I s f f Fe' . A ,, '? 1F ' If' - - HHZEL VIRLUE TINKHPIM, Wood Lake, Nebraska-BETTE G, TONKIN, Lingle, Wyoming. Orchestra, Band-INEZ TRYON, Rushville, Nebraska-MHRIE TURECHEK, Chaclron, Nebraska. Gamma Chi Omega, Spur Club, Chorus, Twirl-er in Band-EHRL UNDERHILL, Trenton, Nebraska-LEVERNE VRLI-IOUSKY, Chadron, Nebraska. Hlpha Phi Pi ROBERT WHLLFICE, Menio, Iowa. C Club, Football-IOHN H. WELLING, Whitney, Nebraska. Thes- pians, Delta Nu Epsilon--WILDH S. WELLING, Whitney, Nebraska. Thespians-GERFILD WHEELER, Wauneta, Nebraska. Chorus, Band, Orchestra, Delta Pi Sigma-HELEN MHRIE WHITE, Chadron, Nebraska WILLIS WHITLEY, Crawford, Nebraska-IEHN WILCOX, Oelrichs, South Dakota. Y.W.C.Fl.-ROYHL WINETEER, Chadron, Nebraska-RUTH WIRTH, Chadron, Nebraska. Band, Zeta Fllpha, Home Eco- nomics Club-RUTH WYHTT, Chadron, Nebraska. W.H.Pl., Spur Club FRESHMEN ,Q an, ,, 'lg 'I -1ww.,,, Q' ., -1 ae, WW S . 'V Y- sv. 'E' V. 4 ' -- 'Tv sa, aw . v w A N X, . W w my y , 4. -ng - g we .- N 4, ng-, IVY DAY Traditional Ivy Day, with the inter-fraternity and inter-sorority sings, the crowning of the queen, the oration and the planting of ivy, was held May 1, at Mens Hall. Beatrice Boyce of the Gamma Chi Omega sorority was crowned Ivy Day Queen. Theda Mae Lebo, Hlpha Phi Pi, Mar- garet Howard, Kappa Theta, lean McGregor, Zeta Fllpha and Dorothy Rather, non-sorority were her attendants. Theda Mae Lebo, Cardinal Key president, delivered the ora- tion. Peggy Person, Ruth Miller, Bernice Gierau and Pauline Iacobsen were called for membership in Cardinal Key. Dewitt Shannon, Roger Strockey, Paul Fowler, George Morton and Iohn Pope were called as new members of Blue Key. Pllpha Phi Pi and Delta Pi Sigma won the inter-sorority and inter-fraternity sings and received their cups. we .51 i ' 7 , ,i V i Page Forty-nine ' UHGANIZA 4 1 1 's an N - , 1 X w , 5 ' f --A .,,.,, ... ,..-g ... -f-'FH' flfi' -J'-M'-'-yff' I P--355.1 c. iffiamuvn-W, .. .-.' gi 71f 3'5?'5fia 'Q , Qu- 1-'hc' 15l.2fJ '. ':: 4- f,--'ig-,I-52 -gif: .mpgs if 1, ,R .Jura vnuv- +1-'-3' .xg mf ' -'g' ,' 1 ,,T , -A.: : -. I .. .' , Q f!?31?! . Zn EYTQL ifylr. gk ig. iq ,. , ,,... ..L........ ' L yytl N Q L if 7 ., 5 , Z., ,, gg L -' 3 5 l , 1 :,1 f P M '1 Page Fi tty-two , , ,..,.. Qu Hkert, Pauline Bartlett, Mary Ellen Bass, Genevieve Beine, Betty Hnn Bourret, Echo V Cobb, lane Cole, Maxine Cozad, Louise Forbes, Kelela Mae Hansen, Lyla Mae Hass, Frances Hitchcock, Ilene Hoclson, Barbara Hugh-es, Lorraine Iolly, Ianet Lawrence, Betty Lou Lebo, Theda Mae Lenington, Lois Nelson, Madelyn Norman, Margaret Y Norman, Ruth Palmer, lone Person, Peggy Ruby, Phyllis Shipkey, Iean Tagart, Maxine Tulloss, Ursula Valhousky, LeV-erne Weigel, Iune ALPHA PHI PI OFFICERS President ,....,........... ......,................,..A.....,..,.... U rsula Tulloss Vice President ,,,.,.A.... ..,......A............. ......,... R u th Norman Treasurer .............. .. ........... Lois Lenington Secretary .......... ,.,,..... T heda Mae Lebo Hlpha Phi Pi was organized as the Hlice Freeman Palmer Literary Society by Miss Clark during 1911-12. Later it became a social sorority and is the oldest one on the campus. The character of Hlice Freeman Palmer was not forgotten, however, as the organization in- creased in -membership and activity. She still remains the ideal and inspiration oi every girl in the sorority. Hlpha Phi Pi members are carefully chosen on the basis ot scholarship and character. Its purpose is to foster a spirit of fellowship and loyalty among the members andl to work hand in hand with others for the Welfare of the entire college. SPONSORS Miss Edith Hilton Miss Bernice Col-e Dr. Garnet Larson Miss Louise Nordness lmportant events during the year are the Christmas informal banquet and dance and the spring formal. Girls ot this sorority are members in Card- inal Key, Student Council, and listed in Who's Who Hmong Students in Plmerican Universities and Colleges. ln 1940, Vey Thomas was Gridiron Queen, Marion Gierau, now Mrs. Hrden Hixson, was Blue Key Sweetheart, and Lorraine Cleave- land was May Queen. These three are now alumni ot Hlpha Phi Pi. The sorority Won the 1941 Blue Key Revue with their skit Valentine Revue. P' N-f . . AA 'L ,I is ss -is sm ii . is it E s E H H is E. I is . us A 'E s it uf 5 it m 5' is x Gamma Chi Omega, one of the four women's social sororities on the campus, maintains a high standard of loyalty to the college and to the ideals for which it stands. lts purpose is to create a spirit of good fellow- ship among the girls of the sorority, and the members are carefully selected with this in mind. Important social events during the year in- cluded the rush party which was a formal dinner, potluck suppers once a month, the traditional informal snowball dance, the spring formal, and the annual spring picnic which was held at the State Park. GAMMA Historian SPONSORS Mrs. Mabel Hoatson Miss Margaret Gerig Miss Minnie Lichfe Mrs. Hnn Michael Miss Helen R. Williams The Gamma Chi girls have a Wide range of interests and take a prominent part in extra- curricular activities. This year Miss Helen Mc- Cray was chosen 1941 Gridiron Queen. She was an officer of her freshman class and is treasurer of the sorority this year. Miss Hngela Ruttner, the Gamma Chi president and a member of Cardinal Key, was selected for list- ing in Who's Who Hmong Students in Plmeri- can Colleges and Universities for 1942. Prom the ranks of Gamma Chi come members of Cardinal Key, Sigma Tau Delta, Pi Omega Pi, Lambda Delta Lambda, Campus Thespians, WHH., Spurs, and Home Economics Club. Page Fifty-four CHI OMEG Vice Pres ...,,,... Henrietta Ch Treasurer ........., Helen McC Secretary ..,..... LaVerne W OFFICERS President .....,,. Plngela Ruttl r ...... lean Finder HONORHRY MEMBERS 'A , 1 l x l r K Hnderson, Rosa Iecm I-lenrich, Belly Boyce, Beatrice Hoevet, Rose Chulk, Henrietta Lecridole, Marjorie Foy, Margaret Finn McCroy, Helen ' KY- H V . 3: 1 l 'fn 6: s J .V 'sf 4,1 v ' 'A , ,sem . S3?w 5:f 52 O r el . 1 N A N N ,, X X X 'rf wi Xxx il wi Q- ' is ix Q N X Nx X X X ie X ' W 9 XX x Q N 15,591 ,ex Y - .. .. K N Moruvek, Murjory Reid, Mctrcicl Nelson, Barbara Pcxxton, Frieda Phillips, Iewell 5- 'wq 1 lhlkxw V w 1 1, :QI x 1 X 1' 1 , e 3 . - ..- NN owl' l l ' ' l fi W. '25 Q- 1 4 'E 1 Q , D 1 A .R . . 1: I ' ' ' . Q , .3 'E .my 4 - A 'Y 4 'V ., V Zum H: si , '-' 'N ' li- ,. ,. N H A Q , mill , Ruttner, Hngela Thompson, Marjorie Turechek, Marie Witte, Lc1Verne Page fifty-live was Sm , -is 5 'w 'S3,as Em m as is sm msg M mag nm 1 Ns as iv vu is N ,SEE 55, H wi E, is zz nm '-We a mn a If is Us 'Q s 'B'-in : 4 X 2 -f . H ' ' , sm H E s sr rr 1,-E, .Q 'l i gr is ' i 2 E 'fs' Ya .. 5 f - . 1 ze.: ..::., ' 7 :.: 1 , W Q' in -, ,. B .. E E n H I 1 Q . - V i - , V. 1 N . .... V. f Q E T , E:-n 1555 N EJ sm -, E : :.:.:-r r BV B v QA . Vg A - - I l .1 ' v ' ss w :E Q . . M X gs . B 1, A' - x E H N ml H W! H , ' as - -.lf V- .4-Wu , W1 .4 1 if ,S 1 ill? ' ' . . fl H Xi l . 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W E it I Wh B 3 is sr w. , swim O O O Page Fifty-six Belgum, Lily Brown, Lois Bunch, Ieanne Cook, Hazel Cousins, Frances w Er wr Douglass, Dorothy Howard, Mary Franklin, Margie Hughbanks, Norma Hansen, Mary Louise Iacobsen, Pauline Hardt, Vera Iezek, Helen Howard, Margaret Keeney, Norma nm Latham, Ruih Linker, Faythe Lurvey, Sue Mathewson, Lois Mount, Phyllis Nelson, Lois lean Smiih, Iacque Spencer, Phyllis Strom, Elva Strouse, Bertha KAPPA THETA SIGMA President ,... .... Vice President ....,.,... Treasurer ...r...,...., Secretary ...,... Historian .,...... OFFICERS . ......,..,. Lois Brown ....Phyllis Spencer ............Lois Iean Nelson SPONSORS Miss Nelda Schmidt Miss Maude Ummel Miss Geneva Taylor HONORHRY MEMBERS Miss Doris Wilson Mrs. Finna Kent Miss Blanche Brandenburg Margaret Howard Ruth Latham Kappa Theta Sigma was organized in l925 and since that time has made a creditable showing in many campus activities. It is the endeavor of the group to foster loyalty to the college, form lasting friendships, and maintain high social standards. The sorority has been in the foreground in the Work of the various college organizations and has furnished many leaders in these. It has also consistently ranked near the top in scholarship. Qt the last Commencement, two of the members received prize awards, and one a scholarship to the University of Ne- braska. Last year and again this year, a girl mlm .N ff.-LN'-1 ., s 1. M 1. :FL , . from the sorority was chosen to be listed in Who's Who Hmong Students in Hmerican Colleges and Universities. Outstanding social events of the year are the rush party, Christmas party, informal dance, formal initiation, formal dance, and in- stallation dinner. E 7 The Zeta Hlpha Sororit is the oldest Greek OFFICERS President ....-.V.-.v.. .................. ,,...........,. V i rginia McGregor Vice President ......... ..,.-,,.,,...,-,,,,,,,,..,,..,, B etty McDermand Treasurer ...,......... ...,,,,,,-,,,, M ary Firm Ball Secretary .................., ........., D orothy lane Ross Rush Chairman ...........................,,..,,,.r.,.,..,... Bernice Gierctu SPONSOR Miss Ethel L. Delzell HONORHRY MEMBERS Miss Esther Vanderlas Miss Rita Htkinson Miss Irene Faulder Mrs. Ruby Hrmstrong ZETA ALPHA Y letter organization on the campus, having been organized in 1917. Zeta Hlpha promotes the ideals ot scholarship, character, leader- ship, service, and fellowship among the rnem- bers and on the campus. Members of the sorority are prominent in all campus activities. The president oi Pi Omega Pi, Women's Qthletic Hssociation, and Sigma Tau Delta are members oi Zeta Hlpha. Miss Iudy Proudiit, a l941 graduate, was chosen May Queen in 1941. The group also Won the inter-sorority sing at the 1941 Ivy Day exercises. Women oi this sorority are mem- bers oi Cardinal Key, Student Council, and are listed in Who's Who Hmong Students in Hmerican Colleges and Universities. Outstanding social events oi the year are the rush party, pledge dinner, Homecoming breakfast, -Christmas party, informal and tor- mal dances, and a Mother's Day picnic. Page Fifty-eight Ftnderson, Elaine Ball, Mary Finn Beguin, Hazelle Bruner, Kathryn Coffey, Doris lean Cogclill, Hgnes Forrester, Ruth Gierau, Bernice Hopkins, Pauline Iacobs, Lois Icrcoby, Eloise Kennedy, Virginia Kopac, Tracy Lister, Margaret Lonie, Barbara Mcllndrew, Boneita McDermand, Betty McGregor, Iean McGregor, Virginia Miller, Ruth Patrick, Phyllis Rasmussen, Dora Louise Ricedorff, Dora Rogers, Beth Ross, Dorothy lane Schaieier, Mary Iane Simpson, Mary Nadine Tuesburg, Mary Elizabeth Wirth, Ruth Wolf, Ellen Wright, Wanda lean lurk wsu ,RQ .,,x4 it Ere rx Ht . w -x gt, . , WB W 2 ,, 0 0 Page Sixty Hdams, Howard Hdams, Robert Flnderson, Bill Flnderson, Gerald Flppell, Sam Ball, George Ballinger, lack Bartlet Barto, t, Bradford Ioe Bitner, Raymond Boyce, Boyce, Cook, Covic, Iames William Henry Donald A A 5 V. V. Pl i NW Datus, Donald Faulk, Donald Fitch, Val French, Iames Fowler, Paul Heath, Ierry Higley, Hex Hruza, Rodney Mitchell, Harold Thayer, Glover Iones, Millard N-elson, Cecil Tierney, Phillip Kauffman, David Pope, Iohn Tillman, Lawren Laws, Iohn Russell, Flrthur Waterman, Rober Manning, Iames Stewart, Leo Wheeler, Gerald Mitchell, Donald Strockey, Roger Yocum, Rex ELTA I :' ' 'im 'A Q W: -., il vgnil. r . t' ' ifri . ll 1 , JW fl . P 1 ' it it ' ' . fi 1 it 'V 1' I IG M A -g.t',Lt'1,Hi, Q , 11, iw? f 131. From a charter membership of irteen at the time ot organization 1928, the Delta Pi Sigma Frater- ity has increased to an active embership of forty. The fraternity's eals, scholarship, fellowship, portsrnanship, and loyalty to the roup and the school serve as a uide in the choice of members and ave been instrumental in obtaining nd maintaining the high position n the campus of which the trater- nity is proud. The ,members are prominent par- ticipants in other organizations and extra-curricular activities. Delta Pi Sigma has won the Ivy Day Sing twice in the last three years. Having Won the Blue Key Revue for the third time, the Delta Pi's are now the permanent possessors ot that trophy. From the ranks of Delta Pi, come members ot the Student Council, Blue Key, Sigma Tau Delta, Pi Kap- pa Delta, and Lambda Delta Lamb- dag also the president of both soph- omore and junior classes, Wing Club, Student Council, Industrial Plrts Guild, Campus Thespians, Pi Kappa Delta, and International Re- lations Club. H member of Delta Pi was also selected for listing in Who's Who Hmong Students in Plmerican Colleges and Universities. OFFICERS President .......,...,...................... ......Rex Yocum Vice President... ...,. ....i.,.,.,.... V al Fitch Treasurer .,....... Secretary .,.i.......... ........ Sergeant-at-Ilrms ,..... . ........ ...,.....Robert Fldams .William Boyce .Plrthur Russell Historian .............. ..,,.. . .James French 1 TA F DCU. pi 952-sl sushi t stunt SPONSORS Mr. Otto Ruff Mr. lohn Roberts MJ' sim HONORHRY MEMBERS Mr. Shorty Powers Mr. Chester Hunt I I 1 A I -m Page Sixty-one The Psi Beta Sigma Fraternity was established in 1928 with a charter membership of fifteen. It was organ- ized for the purpose of furthering athletics, scholarship, and school spirit among its members and on the cam- pus. lt is the endeavor of the fraternity to promote a social lite at Chadron State which will encourage fellowship and loyalty among the men of the so- ciety and of other organizations. The fraternity is well known for its SIGBLA Dr. F. B. Harrington Mr. E. Tripp Michael social events which are among the high lights ot the student recreational life. The record of its activities during the past year shows that the ideal for which it stands has not been forgot- ten. This year Psi Beta Sigma has given to the school the president of Blue Key, Lambda Delta Lambda, and C Club. Its members are prominent in dramatics, debate, music, and both intramural and varsity athletics. i PSI BETA OFFICERS President .......,,..........,,..,........,............. Iames Bass Treasurer .... ...,..., R obert Patricic Secretary ......., ......,. I ohn Fowler Custodian ............... .....,..... C lay Merricl' Sergeant-at-Firms .,...... ........ M urray Iohnson SPONSORS Flbernethy, Kyle Bass, Iames Bauman, Bob Bell, Raymond Borron, Edwin Borton, Richard Cadwallader, Rex Cleaveland, Elmo Cox, William Ewen, Donald Finkey, Earl Finkey, William Fowler, Iohn l-laughey, Tom l-l-eclberg, Charles Houser, George Iohns, Donald Iohnson, Murray Lewis, William Lnenickcr, William Keebaugh, Wayne Kingsbury, Richard Krul, Hlbert Merrick, Clay Morton, George Muldoon, Patrick Oltmanns, Henry Ormesher, Walter Overstreet, Gail Patrick, Robert Rickenbach, Donald Ryan, Charles Shannon, Dewitt Smith, Wood T. Snook, Delbert Strom, Henry Tierney, Richard I-I l 136 l ,fp sl if W he -Y,,,'1 -kim Zh- TL-, , Q. ' l ' . , i ,r I , I 1 ,.. mpgs , ,gn 3, M I l' A 'TV g,w'?F-7+ l MEMBERS Robert Hclams George Hauser Bradford Bartlett Murray johnson Earl Finkey Clay Merrick Iohn Fowler Paul Schommer Iames French Rex Yocum OFFICERS President .................... ...... ,,.. ........... ....... M u r r ay Iohnson Vice President .,.....,......,. ,,...... R oloert Pldams Secretary-Treasurer .,......,,,.... ,,,,,,,,,. Corresponding Secretary .......,,, ......... Hlumni Secretary ..............,...................r.,. ....... SPONSORS Mr. E. L. Rouse Mr. Philip L. Peak The work of Blue Key on this campus for the past year is as follows: Sponsored or Co-Sponsored: Page Sixty-four Freshman Day Program Regular Saturday night dances Pill-School Banquet Blue Key Sweetheart Ball Blue Key Revue Rnnual Ivy Day Program ........lohn Fowler .Bradford Bartlett ..George Houser BLUE KEY NATIONAL HONOR FRATERNITY The story of Blue Key at Chadron has been a story of a growing and broadening scope of activities. The growth ot Blue Key has been due to several causes. The college adminis- tration actively supports the program of Blue Key, the moving force of which is service to the college. The splendid spirit of cooperation on the part of the student body contributes greatly to the success of Blue Key all-school affairs. Fllso, Blue Key men are picked leaders who have shown their Willingness to devote much of their time and efforts to promoting the joint interests of the student body and the administration. Election to Blue Key is the great- est 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. nga BL. LE EY NAT 'z ffamg rfxiennnv llllllllllllk Page Sixtv-five MEMBERS Mary Hnn Ball Theda Mae Lebo Hazelle Beguin Lois Lenington Ianet Iolly Margaret Lister Dorothy Iuden Ftngela Ruttner Virginia Kennedy Ursula Tulloss swlllllm A L . b i CA ,tslais ttev NATIONAL OQOPE SGROR ITY i X Page Sixty-six w Ag nfl , . i iq v 1 ' is it 'Qt I Ai President .,...... .. CARDINAL KE NATIONAL HONOR SORORITY OFFICERS Mae Lebo Vice President ,-,..,,,, ,,,,,,,,.. M argaret Lister Treasurer .....r.......,. ........,....... I anet Iolly Secretary .,....,.,.. ..........,,.,.,,.......,,,......,r D orothy Iuden Reporter ,,.,,, ..,,,,.,,,,,...,.,...,........,.,.,.... M ary Ptnn Ball SPONSORS Miss Garnet Larson Miss Esther Vanderlas ln 1938, a charter was granted to the Chadron chapter of Cardinal Key, National Honor Sorority. The members are young women ot senior college rank who have shown outstanding character, high scholar- ship, and Who are definitely leaders among college Women. They must be active in the social lite 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 regard their election to membership as a challenge to service. This year Cardinal Key has experienced its most active year since its inaugural. It sponsored its annual chili supper, Waitle supper, all-college dance, Christmas carol sing, 'and honor roll party for Women. ln addition, Cardinal Key cooperated in the sponsorship ot Freshman Day and the lvy Day program. The purpose ot this group is to cooperate with the faculty and the student body in promoting a greater interest in scholarship and student fellowship. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS President ,,,,,,,,., ,.,,..,,.,..A. ...,.,..,..,.... ,,........, B r a dtord Bartlett Secretary ,,,,, .,., ....,......,...,,.....,. .....,,... B e r nice Gierau MEMBERS Robert Fldams Murray Iohnson Mary Finn Ball Virginia Kennedy Bradford Bartlett Clay Merrick William Bruer Iohn Pope Val Fitch Beth Rogers Iames French Henry Strom Bernice Gierau Rex Yocum The Student Council started the new year by spon- soring the annual Freshman Dress-Up Day. Prizes were presented for originality, humor, and beauty. Early in the fall, the Council published the 1941-42 College Di- rectory. This directory contains the names and addresses of all students and faculty members. The Student Coun- cil turnishes two representatives to the Calendar and Contingent Committees. The purpose of this organization is to aid the students and to establish closer relationship between the faculty and the students. The Student Council is elected by popular vote of the student body. It is the duty of the Council to present student attitudes, problems, and opinions to the admin- istration. HONORHRY MEMBERS George HOUSE 0 LAMBDA DELTA LAMBDA Q1 OFFICERS President ......,,..... ...................,.....,...,,.,..,.., C eorge Houser Vice President ..,.,,,. ,,.......,.,.,.,.,.. I-I enry Cook MEMBERS Eredsufer -----'----'-4 -----------'---f'A--b-4A4 f- C hmgels dTh0mPS0n Robert Fldams Murray Iohnson ecrewry ' ' ' ' 'A r le G Paxton Iames Bass Theda Mae Lebo SPONSOR William Bruer Clay Merrick Dr. Lyle V. Hndrews CHHRTER MEMBERS Dr. Lyle V. Hndrews Miss Minnie E. Lichte Mr. Charles W. Philpott Dr. Eugen-e M. Berry Mr. E. Tripp Michael Mr. Philip L. Peak Mr. Edgar R. Wright Lambda Delta Lambda, national honorary Physical Science fraternity, is open for mem-- bership as a reward to worthy students who have completed at least fourteen semester hours of honor Work in physics, chemistry, and mathematics. The object oi the fraternity is to promote in- Hazel Cook Henry Cook Earl Finkey Val Fitch Iames French Opal Gunderson Frieda Paxton Peggy Person Gordon Potter Hrthur Russell Dewitt Shannon Roger Strockey Charles Thompson Lois Iacobs terest in the study of chemistry and physics, and to encourage and recognize a high stan- dard of scholarship in these subjects. The scope of activities includes annual field trips to points of scientific interest, together with many interesting and educational lec- tures, and a spring steak try. Page Sixty-eight PI OMEGA PI OFFICERS President .....,,..,..,,A.............,...,,.,,......... Mary Finn Ball Secretary-Treasurer ..,,,...,..,..,,,,,,.,,.....,,., Rose Hoevet SPONSORS Miss Maude Ummel Miss Esther Vanderlas HONORQRY MEMBERS Presid-ent Emeritus Elliott Mr. Carl Hnderson MEMBERS Mary Finn Ball Theda Mae Lebo Bradford Bartlett Lois Lenington Rose l-Ioevet Margaret Lister Eloise Iacoby Pi Omega Pi, national honorary com- mercial fraternity, was established in the spring of 1923 at the Northeast Missouri State Teachers College at Kirksville, Mis- souri. Qlpha Theta, the local chapter, was organized in May of 1938 with seventeen charter members, two of Whom were honorary members. Because the commer- cial faculty are members of Pi Omega Pi, Miss I. Frances Henderson, the national organizer, instructed them to install the chapter on this campus. Miss Maude Um- mel is a member of Beta Chapter, Mary- ville, Missourig Miss Esther I-1. Vanderlas is a charter member of Zeta Chapter at Greeley, Colorado. Membership in the fraternity is limited to upper classmen of 'high scholastic standing. Qt present, thirty-five names are on the Qlpha Theta membership record. The national convention of the organi- zation is held during the Christmas holi- days every second year in conjunction with the National Commercial Teachers L+ 1 list Federation. Miss Louise Vogt represented the chapter in 1939 when the meeting was held in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. This year Miss Mary Hnn Ball attended the convention at Chicago. Both dele- gates were chapter presidents at the time they attended the convention. The purpose of the organization is to foster scholarship, increase interest in the commercial teaching field, and bring about a closer association between stu- dents, iaculty, and business men and women in the community. Each year awards are given by the Pllpha Theta Chapter to the high school typewriting students excelling in accuracy and speed. 13. fraternity key is given to an incoming member who is high in scholarship, atti- tude, leadership, and personality. hz., ..,. ..Qs.....12.i-L:l-il, 4 Page Sixtfy hx-:da PI KAPPA DELTA OFFICERS President.. .... ...,,....,,. Harold Mitchell Vice President ,....... .......,,... G lover Thayer Treasurer ................ ....... ..,.,,. P a ul Fowler Secretary ...............,......,. Elizabeth Curtiss SPONSORS Mr. Chester L. Hunt Miss Helen Rovene Williams HONORHRY MEMBERS , President Emeritus Robert l. Elliott ,, ' Honorable Harry B. Coffee MEMBERS Hnderson, William Borron, Edwin Curtiss, Elizabeth Fowler, Paul Manning, Iames 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 forensics was first promoted on this campus by the Gamma Delta Omicron Forensics Fraternity, which was superseded by the present organization of Pi Kappa Delta. One oi the major achievements ot the ira- ternity is the sponsoring of the Four State High Mitchell, Donald Mitchell, Harold Rickenloach, Donald Thayer, Glover Tierney, Phillip School Tournament, which draws contestants from a five hundred mile radius. The fraternity is primarily interested in inter- collegiate iorensics. The debate squad, with the members ot Pi Kappa Delta as a nucleus, meets competition of the highest caliber and ranks superior consistently. The outstanding records Were made at the Omaha and the State tournaments. The varsity team, com- posed ot Harold Mitchell and Glover Thayer, ranked at the top aiter defeating teams from the other Nebraska colleges and losing only 1 Page Seventy to the University of South Dakota. Qt the State Tournament, the junior team composed of Tierney and Borron tied with Hastings for the junior championship of the state. Harold Mit- chell Won second place in peace oratory, and Glover Thayer Won third place in old-line oratory. ln addition to outstanding Work in inter- collegiate competition, members ot this or- ganization give exhibition debates tor local organizations. The members are active in the other organizations of the campus, and three of these organizations elected their presidents from the membership of Pi Kappa Delta. - l Page Seventy-one SPONSORS Miss Lucy M, Clark ' Miss Garnet Larson f 59 sl! S2 2 Q' sg js eff in Page 'Seventy-two Mary Hnn Ball Hazelle Beguin SIGMA TAU DELTA OFFICERS President ...........,................ Hazelle Beguin Vice President ......,..,...,,... Ftngela Ruttner Treasurer ..v......... ........... D orothy Iuden Secretary ......... .......... H ellen Mccray On March 16, 1929, Sigma Beta Chapter was granted to the local campus. Sigma Tau Delta is a na- tional honorary English fraternity. The purpose of Sigma Tau Delta is to encourage the mastery of self- expression in English, and to -de- velop a love and appreciation for good literature. The primary objec- tive of the organization is to encour- age original and creative Writing. Members are chosen on the basis oi scholarship and the interest shown in English. Hctive membership is limited to those Whose Work leads to an English major or minor. The constitution of the national organi- zation specifies that not more than twenty-five' members may be ad- mitted to a chapter. Publication re- quirements oi one thousand Words are to be fulfilled by each pledge before initiation. MEMBERS Marjorie Leaidale Margaret Lister Echo Bourret llelen McCroy Ruth Forrester Ruth Miller Paul Fowler Georgie Morton Hose Hoevei Hngela Ruttner Mary Iohnson Ianet Iolly Dorothy Iuden Virginia Kennedy Gwen Schommer Paul Schomrner Maxine Tagart Phillip Tierney DELTA NU EPSILON OFFICERS President ...,....,... ,.,..,.....,.. ..... ,,,..,,,... .,...,.. B o b E ddy Vice President ...., .......,, Bob Hdams Business Manag-er .,.. .. ......... Henry Cook SPONSOR Dr. Eugene M. Berry HONORHRY MEMBERS Mr. Philip L. Peak Dr. Lyl-e V. Plndrews 1 Delta Nu Epsilon, honorary mathe- matics fraternity, was organized in 1937 to promote an interest in mathe- matics on the campus and to be a reward for worthy efforts in this field. The fraternity was reorganized in the fall of 1941 and now has a member- ship of fourteen. The meetings are given over to discussions of topics concerning mathematics and the re- lated sciences. During the year, the members of the organization present various topics. Membership in the fraternity is limited to students who have completed eight hours in college mathematics with honor grades or who are Working towards a major or minor in the department. MEMBERS Bob Hdams George Ball Forrest Chitty Henry Cook Bob Eddy Val Fitch Gene Kauffman Peggy Person Charles Thompson Roger Strockey Iames French Iohn Welling Page Seventy-three INDUS Y' ' -. w . g Obi' Sirk 1 o t WPI: 1 Fl Q4 W1 'lan 'F' s,Gl 1 tu .Q V' ' 5kJr.,Us 6' OFFICERSY President ..............,,,.. .... .....,,,,,AA N l Jilliam Boyce Vice President ......., ., ,....A. Iames French Secretary-Treasurer... ...,.,.. Forrest Chitty Sergeant-at-Hrxns ....... ........,.. F red Brooks l SPONSOR Mr. L. G. Lindahl The Industrial Flrts Guild is a professional, fraternal, and honorary organization tor col- lege students who are taking Work leading to a degree, and Whose major interest is in the areas of industrial arts, industrial arts educa- tion, and engineering and its related tields. The Guild was organized in 1935, and dur- ing the period ot its existence an imposing list of alumni members has been built up. They .1TRIAL ART if are found in important positions in a number ot states, Hawaii, and South Emerica. The organization also has a group ot honorary members composed of graduates of the col- lege Whose interest was in industrial arts be- fore the Guild was instituted. The purpose of the Guild is to promote an interest in industrial arts and related work. It does this through regular meetings, sponsor- Page S venty-tou. UILD at if ii I A MEMBERS 'J Hnderson Donald Covic Boyce Iohn Fowler Brooks Iames French Campbell Ierry Heath Corley Murray Iohnson Chitty ing exhibits ot work of members and other students, excursions and supervised tours of industries, manufacture of products for sale, and other worthy means. ' The organization keeps live Contact with all members and organizations in other colleges through the publication of the Qrtisan, a quarterly magazine of interest to all industrial arts students. The regular meetings are conducted for both business and pleasure. Some of the programs constitute actual Work in the shop and draft- ing roomy others are devoted to publication of the magazine and demonstrations varied enough to meet all the interests ot the group. llmr-rzzsaollj Page Seventy-live CAMPUS THESPIANS OFFICERS President ..,......,.,..... .....,...,,,..............fv..,..... G lOVer Tl'1GY91' Vice President ,,,,,,.,,,,, ...,.,,.,. D OI'Oil'1Y ICIDG Ross Secreiary-Treasurer ..A.... ,...,.,.. B etty MCDe1'II1CII1d Historian .....,,..,........... ........... R Hill Lqihflm SPONSOR Page Seventy-six Miss Helen Rovene Williams THESPIANS fs ' 6 MEMBERS Hnderson, Iean Bartlett, Bradford Belgum, Lily Bitner, Raymond Borron, Edwin Borron, Mary Chulk, Henrietta Ewen, Donald Fowler, Iohn Foy, Margaret Hnn Higley, Rex Hopkins, Pauline Iacobsen, Pauline Iolly, lane-t Kauffman, David Latham, Ruth Lawrence, Betty Lou Linker, Faythe MacDonald, Hazel McDermand, Betty McGregor, Iean McGregor, Virginia Manning, Iames Miller, Ruth Mitchell, Donald Mitchell, Harold Morton, George Norman, Margaret Patrick, Robert Ross, Dorothy lane Schommer, Paul Thayer, Glover Tierney, Phillip Welling, Iohn Welling, Wilcla xv , S' The Campus Thespians is a professional fra- ternity Which promotes educational, cultural, and social interest in the drama. For those in- terested in the techniques of acting, directing, and producing, the organization offers a means of satisfying their theatrical desires. The annual Mask-Costume Ball is one of the gala occasions of the year, and the climax of the social season is the formal May dinner. The organizations two dramatic productions H BILL OF DIVORCEMENT and THE LHTE CHRISTOPHER BEHN provided unusual and splendid entertainment for their audiences. The Thespians' social status has been raised in the eyes of college students by the many successful changes and additions to their ac- tivities made under the leadership of President Glover Thayer and the sponsor, Miss Helen Rovene Williams. Page Seventy s ven lf t ,4 .FS x HOME ECONOMICS CLUB lean McGregor Haz-el MacDonald Marjorie Molzahn Marjory Moravek Dorothy Morrall Lois lean Nelson OFFICERS FICTIVE MEMBERS President ...........,.. ,................ ........... M a rgaret Howard Ruth Ftnclerson Vice President .......... ,,,.--,,, K athryn Bruner Helen Findrews Treasurer ........,.... ,....... H azel MacDonald Genevieve Bass Secretary .......... .,,.,..,. I ean McGregor Betty Hnn Beine Echo Bourret SPONSOR Beatrice Boyce Miss Ethel Delzell HONORHRY MEMBERS Miss Margaret Gerig Miss Nelda Schmidt Page Seventy-eight Kathryn Bruner Pearl Carnal Maxine Cole Frances Cousins Irene Dooley Grace Iean Gibbs Barbara Hodson Margaret Howard Lois Iacobs Pauline lacobsen Mary Iohnson Dorothy Iuden Virginia Kennedy Tracy Kopac Kathryn Kostos Thecla Mae Lebo Betty McDermand Ruth Norman Dora Louise Rasmussen Marcia Reid Lorraine Reisdorfer Dora Ricedortt Beth Rogers Hngela Ruttner Phyllis Spencer Elva Strom Wilma Swallow Ursula Tulloss Marie Turechek Iunre Weigel Ruth Wirth Ellen Wolf Wanda Iean Wright The Home Economics Club has been func- tioning in this college since 1930. It is affiliated with the National Home Economics Hssocia- tion. Plny girl taking a course in home eco- nomics is eligible for membership. The aims of the ,club are to promote friend- ship among the girls, to unite the efforts of the members on at least one service activity dur- ing the year, and to further home economics -Z' ...ff I throughout the state and the nation. The meetings of the club are held once each month. Both business and social affairs go to make up the meetings. The annual Christmas dinner in honor of Ellen H. Richards, founder ot home economics, is one of the outstanding social events of the year. The club has an active membership of forty-seven. Page Seventy nine MEMBERS SPUR CLUB OFFICERS President ..........-.w............................,.......... Maxine Cole Vice President ......... ....... D ora Riceclorfi Secretary-Treasurer ,.,. ,,,,,,,, I ean Shipkey SPONSOR Miss Pidelaide Miller CHEER LEHDERS Lyla Mae Hap Hansen Mary lane Lane Barbara Lonie Ruth Norman ,, 4 'I Page Eighty Spurs, leather-lunged sister ofthe Wing Club, is the girls pep organization on the campus. Organized in 1941, its aim is to stimulate school spirit and fellowship among the students. The membership is made up of representatives of each soror- ity also includes non-sorority girls. Spurs attend all athletic affairs in a uniformed body. During Homecoming, they, with the Wing Club, sponsor the Bonfire Rally and the Homecoming Pa- rade. a ffl Flnderson, Iean Bass, Genevieve Beguin, Hazelle Belgum, Lily Borron, Mary Boyce, Beatrice Brown, Lois Bruner, Kathryn Bunch, Ieanne Cole, Maxine Eckert, Hda Mae Forrester, Ruth Gierau, Bernice Hansen, Lyla Mae Hansen, Mary Louise Henrich, Betty Iacobsen, Pauline Iolly, Ianet Kopac, Tracy Lane, Mary lane Latham, Ruth Lenington, Lois Lister, Margaret I McCray, Helen McGregor, Virginia Molzahn, Marjorie Moravek, Marjory Nelson, Lois Iean Nelson, Madelyn Norman, Ruth Parker, Twyla Person, Peggy Reisdorfer, Lorraine Ricedorff, Dora Ross, Dorothy lane Ruttner, Hngela Shipkey, lean Simpson, Mary Nadine Spencer, Phyllis Tagart, Maxine Tulloss, Ursula Turechek, Marie Weigel, Iune Witte, LclVerne Wyatt, Ruth 5 Olxu ,1 vX - N' -. ig thi. lx Z, ox ala' .Vx ij itll, 5 A' E., I I l 1 al? qi' 'ii y 4 is I 1 'r ' W . - ':,. This year the Wing Club split into two separate organizations-one of boys and the other of girls. The boys retained the name Wing Club and the girls took the name Spurs. These two are the pep or- ganizations on the campus. The Wing Club was led by Millard Iones as cheer leader with the assistance of the Spurs' cheer leaders. The Wing Club attended games in a body dressed in their cardinal and white jackets. During Homecoming, the Wing Club with the Spurs sponsored a Bonfire Rally on C hill and the annual Homecoming parade. The Wing Club also sponsored dances after iootball and basketball games. Rdarns, Howard Hdams, Robert Bartlett, Bradford Boyce, Iames Boyce, William Carmean, Leed Covic, Donald Covic, Richard French, Iames Heath, Ierry Iones, Millard MEMBERS R Manning, Iarnes Morton, George Oltmanns, Henry Overstreet, Gail Pont, Hlbert Ryan, Charles Schommer, Paul Smith, Robert Thayer, Glover Tierney, Phillip Z WING CLUB OFFICERS President .......,........................................ Richard Covic Secretary-Treasurer .,.,..,, ....,.... P hillip Tierney SPCNSOR Mr. Iohn Rob-erts CHEER LEHDER Millard Iones .M ,.-rf 5:1 ' V ... ,V-It R xii' Ei.-Q w??mui:V.vx. . ,Ng :A ---Q-W MY iw -Mt . -1 - A-...s..zrL .3 V 'H' '.!f'f'r:qqu, Page Eighty-one Page Eighty-two LY. W. c. A. OFFICERS President ..........,........,..........,........... Marjorie Leafdale Vice President ......... ......,. P auline Iacobsen TTGOISUFSF ................ .............. R ose Hoevet Secretary ....,.... ,..,,.., H qzel Cook SPONSORS Miss Hazel Reynolds Miss Maude Urnmel MEMBERS Hdam, Edna Flndrews, Helen Beguin, Hazelle Bielgurn, Lily Boyce, Beatrice Conwell, Elgia Cook, Hazel Cuplin, Eleanor Hamaker, Dorothy Hoevet, Rose Howard, Mary Hughbanks, Norma Hughes, Lorraine Iacobsen, Pauline Iacoby, Eloise Kostos, Kathryn Leafdale, Marjorie Linker, Faythe McCracken, Emma Mathewson, Lois Miller, Ruth Moravek, Mariory Mount, Phyllis Owens, Mary Phillips, Iewell Powell, Myrtle Pritchett, Beulah Reid, Marcia Wilcox, lean The Young Wornen's Christian Hsso ciation is a service organization open to all girls on the campus. It aims to aid the women of the school in attaining a broader and more sympathetic view ot life. It cooperates with other organiza- tions in an effort to help new students feel at horne in their college surround- ings. The Y. W. C. H. has fitted and main- tains the Womens lounge in the adminis- tration building. During the past year several interest groups have been organ- ized within the association. Girls have knitted for the Red Cross and held Bible study meetings. The Christmas program and the annual banquet are features of the year. Each spring Chadron delegates attend the cabinet training conference held on some Nebraska campus. WOMENS HALL ' HHLI. COUNCIL Beatrice Boyce, Chairman Helen McCray Maxine Cole Margaret Lister Mary Iol-mson Hngela Ruttner Louise Cozad Marjorie Molzahn Ieanne Bunch Phyllis Ruby The Womens Hall, built in 1932, contains modern rooms for one hundred girls. By add- ing their own personal touches, the girls make the rooms into very attractive living quarters. Hlter supper, a group of boys and girls tre- quently gather around the piano in' the lobby and play and sing for a half hour or more. The council, composed of three senior girls, three juniors, two sophomores, and two fresh- men, assists Miss Work, Dean of Women, and Mrs. I-Ioatson, School Nurse, in their efforts to make the dorm a more enjoyable place in which to live. Page Eighty three 211, .-sux f 41.3 I SS 1 J W. A. A. President ...,........,. OFFICERS ............l.Margaret Lister Vice Presicl-ent ....,.,.,, ,,,,,.,, I Qcque Smlth Treasurer ............., Secretary ...,,..,,. ...,.....Iean Qncierson ..,......Ruth Latham SPONSOR Miss Hdelaide Miller SPORT HEHDS Hiking .......... Ping Pong ........ Ring Tennis .....,. Swimming ......... Tennis ...,..,.. Elaine Ftnderson lean Hnderson Mary Finn Ball Lily Belgum Lois Brown Kathryn Bruner Louise Cozad Bernice Gierau Hap Hansen Pauline Iacobsen Kathryn Kostos Mary lane Lane Ruth Latham Margaret Lister ....,.,..,Beth Rogers ,.......Iacque Smith ..,....Bernice Gierau ........Mary lane Lone .,...,,Kathryn Bruner MEMBERS Helen McCray Betty McDermand Lois Mathewson Marjory Moravek Lois lean Nelson Beth Rogers Dorothy lane Ross Hngela Ruttner lean Shipkey Iacque Smith Elva Strom Bertha Strouse Ellen Wolf Ruth Wyatt The Womens Flthletic Flssociation was organized for the purpose of promoting interest in organized athletics among the college Women. Outstanding social events of the year were the annual Gypsy Trail I-like to which all girls interested in sports were invited, the traditional informal initi- ation, and the Speeclball Banquet and formal initi- ation. The season was clirnaxed by the annual week-end camp at the State Park. The Flssociation sponsored. tournaments in intra- mural basketball, ring tennis, ping pong, swimming, and tennis. Class tournaments in speedball, volley- ball, basketball, and kittenball were also held. Bas if E is nw iw i QE THE The EHGLE, student newspaper, is published bi-weekly by the journalism class and the student editor. lt reports the news of school activities and provides experience in Writing for publication. One of its most popular fea- tures is the public forum which carries on a lively discussion of student problems. EAGLE 'Chester L. Hunt, instructor of journalism, sponsors the paper. Harold Mitchell edited the paper the first semesterg Rex Higley, the second. Page Eighty-six c e l ORCHESTRA Ht a time when all too often school bands take precedence over school orchestras, the Chadron State Teachers College orchestra carries on better than usual. The orchestra, the oldest musical organization on the campus, has its indispensable place in college life. MEMBERS Director-Sponsor .,,...,.,,,,r,..,,.,,,,,.,..,, Roy Peterson Student Directors from College Conducting Class: Rex Yocum Qngela Ruttner Fred Brooks Barnes, Barbara Barto, Ioe Berry, David Bourret, Echo Galloway' Brooks, Fred' Cook, Harry Cook, Hazel Cook, Henry Corbin, Marilynn-e Crites, Marion' Drake, Mary Lou Faulk, Kenneth Franklin, Margie Gierau, Donna lean Pope, Iohn Hampton, Hope Higley, Rex Hoevet. Rose' Iezek, Helen Iones, Millard Iuden, Dorothy Kauffman, David Lau-e, Lila Mae Lenington, Elaine Mackrill, Grace Nelson, Barbara Oltmanns, Henry' Russell, Hrthur Thompson, Marjorie Tonkin, Bette Tuesburg, Mary Elizabeth Valhousky, LeVerne Waterman, Robert' Wheel-er, Gerald White, Shirley Wright, Shirley Plnne Wright, Wanda lean Yocum, Rex 'Not in picture Page Eighty-seven Ball, Mary Hnn Barnes, Barbara Barto, Ioe Beine, Betty Rnn Berry, Hazel Bitner, Raymond Blundell, Grace Barton, Richard Brooks, Fred Brooks, Philip' Bunch, Ieanne Carley, Gordon Cogdill, Hgnes Cook, Harry Cook, Hazel Cook, Henry Ericksen, Dulce Faulk, Donald Faulk, Kenneth' Forbes, Kelela Mae Fowler, Paul Foy, Margaret Hnn Franklin, Margie Hardt, Vera BAN Each year the band shows increased activity as well as higher standards of performance. This fine organization has not only played concerts and at pep functions but has also played in Rapid City and Pine Ridge. Ten new best-quality instruments have recently been added to the school-owned equipment. D BHND OFFICERS: Director .....................,...........,............ Roy Peterson Business Manager ...... ........ R ex Yocum Secretary-Treasurer ..........,.,......... Qrthur Russell Upper Class Representative ............ Paul Fowler Freshman Representative .....,.. David Kauffman Prep School Representative ...... Barbara Barnes Higley, R-ex l-loush, Donald Iones, Millard Kauffman, David Laws, Iohn Lenington, Lois Lonie, Barbara Mclllndrew, Boneita Mackrill, Grace Pope, Iohn Russell, Ptrthur Shanley, Don Shannon, Dewitt Shipkey, Iean Smith, Iacque Thompson, Marjorie Tonkin, Bette Tuesburg, Mary Elizabeth Waterman, Robert Wheeler, Gerald Wirth, Ruth Yocum, Rex 'Not in picture Diggers. fy ,gf SOPRHNOS HLTOS 0 ci-:onus The college chorus ot the current season is the ninth consecutive singing organization to be engaged in the study ot the art ot part- singing and the building up ot a line vocal ensemble for concert work that will equal any similar unit in the state ot Nebraska. There are fifty-four students in the organization. The ac- tivities include three rehearsals per week throughout the year, a special program at Christmas, and appearances at Baccalaureate and Commencement. Two spring tours enable the chorus to visit the larger towns in the pan- hanclle and, as a climax to the season's work, a broadcast at Denver's Radio City, Station KOH, under direct supervision ot its genial director of programs, Mr. Clarence C. Moore. The chorus occupies an enviable place on the lists of this important station on the N. B. C. chain. Pianist, Miss Bernice Gierau Musical.Director, Richard E. Yarndley Belgum, Lily Brown, Hgnes Lee Eckert, Hda Mae Cierau, Bernice Howard, Margaret Jacoby, Eloise Iuden, Dorothy Lebo, Theda Mae Linker, Faythe MacDonald, Hazel Faults, Donald French, Iames Kingsbury, Richard Nelson, Cecil Patrick, Robert Miller, Ruth Nelson, Lois Iean Norman, Ruth Patrick, Phyllis Rather, Dorothy Ross, Dorothy lane Tagart, Maxine Tulloss, Ursula Wright, Wanda lean TENORS Schommer, Paul Snook, Delbert Spencer, Ralph Yocum, Rex Ball, Mary Hnn Borron, Mary Boyce, Beatrice Cook, Hazel Darlington, Gladys Hughes, Lorraine Iacobsen, Pauline Latham, Ruth Ball, George Cook, Henry Faulk, Kenneth Fowler, Paul Heath, ferry Lenington, Lois Lurvey, Sue Mackrill, Grace Mcllndrew, Boneita Ruttner, Hngela Smith, Iacque Strom, Elva Tuesburg, Mary Elizabeth BHSSES Higley, Rex Lnenicka, William Russ-ell, Hrthur Sherrerd, Marvin Wheeler, Gerald Page Eighty nine 1941 Summer Hdams, Robert Hkers, Owen Bach, Einar Behrens, Kenneth Goodrich, Loine Hendrikson, Morris Hoke, Iohn Hooper, Henry Keller, Lee Muldoon, Sylvester CIVILIAN PILOT TRAINING PROGRAM Coordinator and Ground School l1'1SlfL1CiOT .,.......,...................,.......,...... E. Tripp Michael Flight Operator and Chief Pilot ........ Frank R. Snook Flight Instructor .l,.......,,,.,,,,,,,4..,,,,,,,,,, ,,,.,,,,,,,,,, E d Deuel 1941 Fall Brooks, Philip Covic, Richard Faulk, Kenneth Hedberg, Charles Kingsbury, Richard Millard, Kenneth Mitchell, Harold Patrick, Robert Roesch, Paul Winters, Richard 1942 Spring Boyce, Iim I-'isa Cadwallacler, Rex Carrnean, Leed Coffee, Rex T. Fowler, Iohn Lewis, William Manning, Iames Sherrerd, Marvin Smith, Robert Smith, Wood T. Page Ninety Graduation ot the Spring 1942 Class brings to one hundred the number of Chad- ron State students to win their wings via the CPT route. Originally a program to instil interest in aviation among civilians, CPT has been co- ordinated in the war effort until at the pres- ent time it serves as a reservoir of pilot and instructor material tor the armed air forces. Hpproximately fifty per cent of Chadron's CPT graduates are now serving their coun- try in some branch ot the Hir Service. Facilities at the Chadron Municipal Hir- port have been greatly enhanced with the acquisition ot a new 8O'x8U' brick and tile hangar, gravelled ramps, and a widening of the highway approach. CLUB Sponsoru. .,.,....... .......... .................... R o ss Hrmstrong President .,.......,..........., ........,.... E arl Finkey Vice President ..,............ .........., B ob Burden Secretary-Treasurer ...... .... ..,...... This organization is composed ol men on the campus who have earned their C in athletics. Its purpose is to support sportsmanship, fellowship, and cooperation among men who participate in the athletic program. Kyle lllbernetby, Basketball '41, '42-Bracllorcl Bartlett, Tennis '40, '41-Walter Bastron, Football '41-Bob Bauman, Basketball '40, '41, '42g Football '41-Richard Barton, Football '41-Wi1- liam Bruer, Football '39, '40, '4ly Basketball '40, '41, 42: Track '40, '41-Bob Burden, Football '39, '40, '41--Rex Cad- wallader, Football '40, '41, Basketball '40, '41, '42-Rex Coltee, Football 41-Donald Datus, Basketball '42-Robert Eddy, Foot- ball '40, '41-Earl Finkey, Football '38, '39, '40, '41-William .-,- . . I -...!., B1 faq, A ltqf' t '55:f'l ' ,,,, 'uv auf' 1' 'I-7' -ef. 5' , 1, .4 1 'L Bauman Finkey, Football '41,-lohn Fowler, Football '41-Lloyd Frahm, Basketball '42-Ierry Heath, Football '41-Henry Hooper, Foot- ball '39, '40, '41-George Houser, Track '39, '40, '41-Murray Iohnson, Football '38, '39, '40, '41-Wayne Keebaugh, Track '39, '40, '41-Hlbert Krul, Football '41-lohn Laws, Tennis '40, '41-Francis Moore, Football '41-George Morton, Football '41-Henry Oltmanns, Basketball '42-Walter Ormesher, Foot- ball '4l-Robert Patrick, Football '40-Iohn Pope, Basketball '42-Donald Bickenbach, Football '41-Wood Smith, Football '40, '41-Iames Stewart, Tennis '40, '41-Roger Strockey, Track '41-Dale Tangeman, Football '39, '40, Basketball '40, '41, '42 -Ben Tibbitts, Basketball '42-Lawrence Tillman, Basketball '41-Robert Wallace, Football '41 - it ' -J EFF- , Pee- 1 1 lt- ' Page Ninety one 1 4 ww 1. - -. f Q1--1 'W a ss ss Mmm ss s V , na ss 1 Hmggigma wt., .rr-T V . ki I -may www mn Q W as ss 5 wa EE' ww? 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Finkey, Bastron, E. Finkey, Ormesher, Bauman, Rxckenbach SECOND ROW: Boyce, Norman, Eddy, Burden, Millar, Strom, Coffee, Heath, Ewen, Tillman, Clary THIRD ROW: Covic, Caclwallader, Smith, Iohnson, Wallace, Hooper, Bruer, Borton, Moore Starting the season with only eight of the ule. Fourteen of this year's lettermen were previous year's squad members, Chadron playing their first year of college football. The managed to win three of a seven game sched- loss to the service and to defense Work of five Page Ninety-four l m Mw- exe ws H -as 'mae-ms ,Uses use O 'V A . 8, 1 M . S E 141 k I . I an e men who were ranked as first team timber left Miss Helen McCray, attractive senior stu- dent, was chosen as the 1941 gridiron queen. She was crowned at the annual Homecoming dance by the C Club president, Earl Finkey. Her attendants were Miss Virginia McGregor and Miss Virginia Kennedy. - w M., ,q ,,,. .,....,.. - s an me gf H a is an up K, is s is ms M as E germs B Ewen counter and were defeated, 27-6, by the a Weakness which was not overcome until late in the season. With only three weeks of practice, the Eagles journeyed to Missouri for their first en- Marysville Teachershthe Missouri champions. The following Week Chadron met and de- teated the highly rated Hardrockers ot the South Dakota Mines, l9-6. Earl Finkey, out- , Page Ninety-tive Page Ninety-six 8 J 5 n vs X E Bastron Quarterback Bauman-End Borton-Tackle Bruer-End Burden-Guard FOOTBALL standing senior back, led the attack which smothered the previously unbeaten Miners. Burden and Bruer stood out on defense, break- ing through time after time to stop the Miners' attack. ln the Homecoming game, the Eagles were defeated by the Bobcats of Peru. Chadron led m we A s A ss rm mx s Q Ss wi sw ss E ,Q an E Q as EM is Qaigqgexxn -E sm QT Efmx Q .X E Q51 - rm -H-A i-:mg El W X until the final period when they weakened and Peru pushed across two touchdowns to Win, 20-14. Then, in a drastic letdown at Wayne, the Eagles were beaten by the Wildcats, 26-6. Chadron could not get its attack going. The following Week the Kearney Hntelopes, one ot the nation's few undefeated teams and l Coffee-Fullback the conference champions, bested Chadron 14-6 after the Eagles had scored first. Iohnson, Eddy, and Cadwallader stood out for Chadron. Hfter the Kearney defeat, Chadron Went on the move. The next Week they defeated the highly touted McPherson College, 27-6. Then in the finale, the Eagles crushed Buena Vista College from Storm Lake, Iowa, 52-U, in a game marred by frequent penalties. Earl Finkey, shifty senior back, and Bill Bruer, outsianding senior end, Were chosen on 1-7.-l- ,-...,...nL Q ss ss msbfggggfriggf. M Q : :W ,gsm ,5 jam. mfg, Hey ,sis .Hg 'S' 's'4wr,Fu2'2fe?lr'4'?f'5 4 'i Co-Captains: Iohnson-Center E. Finkey-Halfback , Q ss K 1 Eddy-Tackle B. Finkey-Halfback The Backfield E. Finkey, Cadwallader, Moore, Basfron Page Ninety-seven s my ss Morton Center Ormesher-Guard I Fowler Guard Heath-Tackle Hooper-End Krul-Hallback Moore-Fullback FOOTBALL the all-conference and all-state first teams. Wood Smith and Bob Burden were chosen on the all-conference second team. The success of next year's team will depend upon the ability ot reserves to fill the gap left by seniors who will graduate. The seniors Rickenbach-Guard are Bruer, lohnson, Finkey, and Hooper. They provided the nucleus around which the 1941 squad was built, and it their places can be adequately filled, We predict a victorious l942 season lor the Eagles. Page Nmety-eight Smith-Tackle Wallace-Halfback BASKETBALL The Chadron Eagles completed the most successful season in Eagle history by winning N.l.H.Pl. cmd Nebraska college honors and cul- minating this success by being chosen Ne- braska representative to the National Intercol- legiate Basketball Tournament held each year in the mammoth Kansas City auditorium. Led by Bill Bruer, three time all-conference and all-state center, the Eagles won seventeen games and lost four. The final loss, 36-29, Was to San Diego State, one ot the seeded teams in the National lntercollegiate Tournament. Chadron started strong, Winning four of their first tive games. Kansas Wesleyan defeated the Eagles 59-39 after Chadron had beaten Speariish twice, Sterling, and Bethany, Kansas. The Eagles came back to Win two from South Dakota Mines, and then in a slight let- down were beaten by a fine passing Western State outfit. Then the Eagles Went on the move to Win their next ten games, averaging better than a point a minute. - Page Ninety nine CQDWHLLHDER, BHUMPIN, Forward Forward Page One Hundred This brought them up to a crucial two game series with Peru to determine the conference and state championships. Peru Won the first game against a cold Chadron team. But in the final game, the Eagles humbled the Bob- cats 59-39. Peru could not stop Chadron's devastating fast break, and the Eagles re- mained at the top of the N.l.H.Pl. conference and were college champions of Nebraska. Four men led Chadron's outstanding quintet to the top this year. Bill Bruer, senior, was again chosen on the all-conference team. He was one of the high scorers in the conference. Bob Bauman, stubby forward from Iowa, was also chosen all-conference. His ball- hawking was a big factor in putting Chadron at the top. Rex Cadwallader, held back to a degree because of a leg injury, was chosen on the second all-conference team. Rex was also a high scorer. Dale Tangeman, the Eagles' outstanding de- fensive man, was also chosen on the second N.l.i3l.l3l. team. FRHHM, Guard Pill four of these boys were put on a myth- ical all-state ten man squad. THNGEMRN, Guard BRUER, Center Coach Ross Hrmstrong should be commend- ed for his fine work at Chadron State Teach- ers College. 1-Iis basketball teams are peren- nially of championship caliber, and this year's team was especially outstanding. He has set a fine example for his athletes to follow. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Ian. lan. Ian. Ian. Ian. Ian. Ian. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Mar. Mar 4 5 9 10 11 16 17 23 24 29 30 31 13 14 20 21 26 27 2 3 1942 SCHEDULE Chadron Chadron Chadron Chadron Chadron Chadron Chadron Chadron Chadron Chadron Chaclron Chadron Chadron Chadron Chadron Chadron Chadron Chadron Chadron Chaclron TIBBITTS, Center 42 42 55 43 39 58 60 56 68 Western State 50 63 52 52 43 57 43 58 60 Spearfish Speartish Sterling CKan.J Bethany CKan.J Kan, Wesleyan S. Dak. Mines S. Dak, Mines Western State McCook Ir. Kearney Kearney St. Regis St. Regis there there there there there here here here here there there there here here here here DHTUS, Forward Speartish Spearfish Wayne Wayne 29 Peru 59 Peru here here there there OLTMHNNS. Guard HBERNETHY, Guard POPE, Forward Page One Hundred One we RHS? .ii s Y is HH s I, s l is .Fm 's as E . md mm Q sg is is A 95? T R A C K The 1942 Eagle track squad is some- what smaller than in previous years, but it is led by two of the best track men in Eagle history. They are Bill Bruer and George I-louser. In 1941, Bruer was the conference champion in both the shot put and the discus, While I-louser ran the fastest half mile at the Boulder relays, one ot the four out- standing relay meets in the nation. Other promising material includes Roger Strockey, a last year's letter- man, and Neal Green, both halt-rnilersg Dutch Bastron, outstanding high school sprinter and low hurdler, Lawrence Tillman, pole vault and high jump, and Roger Hood, high jump. Last year's squad, also lean in num- bers, turned in an impressive record, swf E A ll The two-mile relay team composed of George and Roy House-r, Roger Strockey, and Wayne Keebaugh placed second at the Boulder relays, and were beaten only by scant yards by Kansas State. They then journeyed to Kearney to enter a quadrangular meet between Kearney State Teachers, Fort Hays Teachers, Hastings College, and Chadron. They placed third in the meet with good individual perform- ances by Earl Iohnson who won the - 'P 1 javelin, Bill Bruer Who put, Roy Houser in the an x Won the shot two-mile run, and George Houser in the half-mile. The following week the squad placed third at the State meet at Wayne. Coach Plrmstrong had three meets scheduled but was forced to cancel two of them. Lacking team strength, the Eagles can look for some near record-breaking individual perform- ances by Bruer and Houser. WO1VIEN'S ATHLETICS The Department of Physical Education for Women, under the direction of Miss Pldelaide Miller, offered eleven sports to the Women of the college this season-speedball, volleyball, basketball, tennis, ping pong, ring tennis, bad- minton, swimming, archery, kittenball, and golf. The speedball season was closed with a hard-fought tournament in which the upper- class team composed of Bruner, Lister, Latham, Nelson, Rogers, Ruttner, Strom, and Strouse emerged victorious. The freshmen retaliated by easily winning the basketball championship. The winning team consisted of Dauster, Hansen, Hoffman, Lane, Mount, Reisdorfer, Ruby, and Wyatt. The freshmen continued their domination in the field of volleyball, winning all their games to take the title. This team was made up of E. Plnderson, Beine, Belgum, Dauster, Hansen, Howard, Mathewson, Moravek, Thompson, and Wyatt. The W. Pl. H. cooperates with the department in stimulating interest in organized and indi- vidual athletics. This group operates an award system which makes it possible for any woman with varied sport interest to earn her mem- lgn 'Q ,gt was is 'Q s W snags' bership into W. H. H. Points may be earned by making class teams, individual participa- tion in minor sports, and hiking. The highest award is the gold medal. This medal was not earned by anyone this year. Sweater wearers on the campus are Kathryn Bruner, Margaret Lister, and Dorothy lane Ross. These sweaters-symbolic of 800 points earned-were all awarded this year. The W. Q. H. emblem which is given for 500 points was awarded this year to lean Hnderson, Mary Qnn Ball, Bernice Gierau, Pauline Iacob- sen, Beth Rogers, and Hngela Ruttner. nl gg 5 H s is ' .B E is F Hn s - . 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CHADRON, NEBR. PHONE 194 RAINBOW TEA RO0M Get Dates Reserved Early This Year Food for all occasions Prepared, put up and served Phone 45 STAR GROCERY Phone 9 We Deliver Everything lo Ent for Party or Picnic A. J. GIl.IOT, M. D. EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT CHADRON, NEBRASKA Telephone 121 Pgorfddsf CHADRON MILLING CO. home of HENRICHEDW LILY WHITE FLOUR t'WlzdwmLj ' fn. W here Your Furniture Dollar Buys Moren PBEY CIIEVIIULET C0. CI-IEVROLET'S FIRST AGAIN c'Prey for Chevrolet Paee Theatre The Theatre B-enuliful AIR CONDITIONED-WESTERN ELECTRIC NMIRROPHONIC SOUND LATEST IN PICTURES E. ll. Sc F. A. CRITES Attorneys and Counselors-at-Law First National Bank Building CHADRON, NEBRASKA For Real Eye Comfort and Smart Eye-Wear Have Your Eyes Examined By Meet You at the Pacen DB. C' E. MASTERS OPTOMETRIST 34-5 MAIN PHONE 706 Drugs for Less SAULTS DRUG On the Corneri' Prescriptions Phone 70 PgO Hddlflght F. 8: M. BUUTERY f For Those Better Shoesj -FIT BY X-RAY- 0'BANl0NS 5c AND l0c 31 AND UP Gifts for Everyone PHONE 200 READY-To-WEAR SHOES L. ll. MlIll,PllY C0. We Clothe the Family L 0 G C AB IN Greenhouse MEN'S FURNISHINGS DRY GOODS PHONE 63 ' Barbara Waldsehmidt REITZ and CRITES, Inc. Photographer Phone 7 Pee enjoyed working with youf' IlELEN'S CAFE Colne In and Get the Best Meal You ve had Since You Left Home! PLATE LUNCHES AND DINNERS Chadron Refinery PHONE 130 PgOHddNt Morrall's Recreation Parlor and Liquor Store Always Boosting for the College Billiards-Fine Liquors-Soft Drinks-Lllnclles-Beer-Wines TABLES FOR THE LADIES DR. T. ll. SCIIGLZ DENTIST AND DENTAL SURGEON Ted 21 4102 MAIN 'cAlways Interested In Our School and Its SlllllCll,lS,, Telephone 25 C. W. KEAL AGENCY INSURANCE , REAL ESTATE RENTALS 256 Main Street Phone Zero SCHAEFEIPS QUALITY READY T0 WEAR AND ACCESSORIES ,- Spalding's Hardware The Biggest Little smre in Townn Hardware and Sporting Goods for Every Need! 1 SC0TT9S SIIUE STDBE College Students Know the Value of Our High Quality Footwear 24-3 MAIN PHONE 166 Ben Franklin Store Your Market of the Worlzlv School Supplies, Novelties, and Specialties-Sc to 31.00 Greetings and Best Wishes llrlnesher Bros. Telephone 85 173 Main P ge One Hundred Twenty BLAINE HOTEL OLSEN DRUG The Rexall Store We Deliver PHONE '12 CHADRON, NEBR. Best Wishes To- the Graduating Class of 1942 From the Bolllers of Coca -Cola SOFT DRINKS ICE CREAM CONFECTIONERY Greydon L. Nichols ATTORNEY-AT-LAW ABOVE SCOTT'S SHOE STORE The Recollection of Quality Remains, Long After Price Is Forgotten , lleitz 8: Lenington Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Hardware Then Keen Kutter Stnrev 'PHONE 62 PHONE 11 PIIOUIIF IT IQISTMBEII. CONOC0 C0. LUMBEIIA AND COAL QUALITY-SERVICE Phone soo 14.4. icing si. SERVICE STATION C. A. ALLEN, LESSEE Friendly Service 4111 8 Main Chadron Pg O H d dTwenty PULLMAN C FE THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK CHADRON, NEBRASKA Established 1887 A Home Owned Institution With 55 Years of Continuous Service Federal Reserve System-Memher--FederalI Deposit Insurance Corp. PHONE 39 RASMUSSEN Lumber 81 Goal Go. Pierce Clinic 346 MAIN Phone 21 Night Phone 17 Student Headquarters FOUNTAIN SERVICE-MAGAZINES CANDY-POPULAR SHEET MUSIC MUSICAL SUPPLIES SUN CONFECTIONEBY Students and Teachers are all cordially invited to Greetings and Best Wishes S. T. Hudson 0il Co. Come In and Browse Around Opposite Blaine Hotel lIENNESSEY'S ASKA BOOK AND GIFT SHOP CHADRON, NEBR ge One Hund d Twenty-two CHAIIRDN J UURNAL 1884 1942 TEIFS TEXACO SERVICE TED 0. STDCKFLETH P1-1oNE 792 SEE TED FIRST'1 sm 81 BDRDEAUX Say Il Willa, Flowers From Northwest Nclmraskafs Leading Florist THE FLORIST IN CHADRON Mackey Motor Co. DODGE-PLYMOUTH IS EAST SECOND STREET Chadron Greenhouse Co. PHONE as PHONE 613 List of Advertisers PAGE 117 PAGE 120 Thompson's Drugs Bunk of Chadron The Campus Shop 0'Neill Photo Company Rainbow Tea Room Star Grocery A. J. Griot, M. D. PAGE 1 18 Chadron Milling Company Midwest Furniture Company Prey Chevrolet Company Pace Theatre E. D. 8: F. A. Crites Dr. C. E. Masters Snults Drug PAGE 119 F. K M. Bootery 0'Banions L. B. Murphy Company Log Cabin Greenhouse Reitz and Crites, Inc. Barbara Wfahlschnlidt Helen's Cafe Chaclron Refinery Morrall's Recreation Parlor and Liquor Store Dr. T. R. Scholz C. W. Keal Agency Schaefer's Spalding's Hardware Ben Franklin Store Scott's Shoe Store Ormesher Brothers PAGE 121 Blaine Hotel Olsen Drug Coca-Cola Bottling Company Greydon L. Nichols Beitz 81 Lenington Hardware Proudfit Lumber Company Conoco Service Station PAGE 122 Pullman Cafe The First National Bank Rasmussen Lumber K Coal Company Pierce Clinic Sun Confectionery Hennessey's Book and Gift Shop S. T. Hudson Oil Company PAGE 123 Chadron Journal Ted's Texaco Station Chadron Greenhouse Company Mackey Motor Company Page One Hundred Twen ty-th . N 7 , 41 1 I j U , 1 fi Q 7,11-' 5 X, Qffj WW X J I M 1 VMI! ffl Spf aj ply!!! Aj If 5 7 R + 1 f O0 4, L 5 0' if Gb , ,ff dd 41,51 1 fJML1f,,ff ff 'lf' , 4 f, - ' fx ,T NW 5 I, ,v , J 1 in ,,ff' Zg kylf ffvf A fo,,4L,1 A? Gif J .sm A! AVAWA! M 7 fm 1 Qfl' 6 1 M X MO!! ff' - 5 .L Q' 1'7'M 7 X XV L if Q' A Dj X f 0 . uf A JV' f ,X O fajflf IWQIJ-V V M f N M7,v7f1V,,L,,, tty Z1 ,,.. lj K K-'K ' L! j ' 5 fa fl' f ff 1 1 I ff ' if ff HW ff' ff . A7 L11 1? 7 ,Q 1 ,lf Q' ,F WOW Lf',n,f 6 I UU' I i Xufjj h UVFL. , , ,J . if , n ., I 'Any IJVP., ply- L51 VJ ,Y 'df ff 'A ' X fl JM O1 V N nf 6 . ffm' w ,U , X! 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