Chadron State College - Anokasan Yearbook (Chadron, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1943 volume:

THE 1943 ANOKASAN Annual Publication ot the J Nebraska State Teachers College Cbaclron, Nebraska Volume X ORE This ANOKASAN llndian word meaning EagIe l is pre- sented with the sincere hope that it will help you recall now, and in the future, the pleasures, the friendships, and the oppor- tunities this college has given you. DICATI Ll. Francis C. Wertz Qlfred I. Davison Killed in Training Chief Pharmacists Mate luly 14, 1942 Died February 11, 1943 uf Ensign Melvin Butler Flviation Cadet William Elstun Qclober 14' 1942 Killed in Training Missing in Fiction March 25, 1943 This ANOKASAN at 1943 is dedicated to the men and women in the Armed Services of the United States of America. Our Gold Star Boys represent the unfailing loyalty and sacrifices made in our behalf. 131 22' YK 5941 E237 , X 2 , x A it it ll c iff U J in lliT lill its A' i ... M : W A , Ei? gg, W sgg I Ig X, ...X eggs -do iii 4 A ' ' ....T XS, T. Norman Hugh Flkers Fl. Robert Rnclerson Elton Hnderson Fred Woodrow W. Rnderson William Rnderson Wm. Dean Flrmstrong Harold B. Bach Robert C. Baker George Fl. Ball Billy Ballard Iohn Ballard Neal Ballard lack Bare Ioseph R. Barto Iames V. Bassett Kenneth G. Behrens Kurtz E. Blair Clifford Boyce William Boyce Gorton I. Boyd George Bowman Charles L. Brooks Chester H. Brooks Frederick P. Brooks Paul Carroll George E. Carty Georg-e Pl. Case Dan Leo Chaulk Forrest Chitty Hugh Chrisman Wm. I. Christian Leo Coffee, Ir. Iames Lee Coleman Delbert Combs Harold E. Connors Henry Cook Leslie H. Cottrell Richard Covic Iohn P. Coyle Ioseph M. Coyle H. Wallace Crites Tom Cronk Leslie Cue Charles H. Dalton Elinor Davis William C. Davis 'Rlfred Davidson Pat P. Ditonto Edward Dixson Phillip Brooks Bernard Donahue Eugene R. Brown Richard I. Dooley Marcus T. Bryan Flllen R. Drake Harry Robert Burden William Dryden Ioel L. Burkitt Leonard Fl. Eddy Gurney Burrows 'Melvin Butler Rex G. Cadwallader William B. Campbell Heman Lead Carmean George Carmin C. W. Carroll George Horner l4l Robert L. Eddy Iames W. Egan Robert l. Elliott 'William R. Elstun Glenn O. Emick William Emick Donald Ewen Ioe Horner Raymond E. B. Fagan Forrest G. Faulk Sam Fetters Charles Finkey Earl Finkey Betty Finney Iack Finney Earl Fisher William G. Ford Frank H. Fowler Iohn Fowler Lloyd Frahm Roice Fulleton lack R. Gaeckler Clarence M. Gibson Merion Glenn Charles T. Golden Loine O. Goodrich Harold B. Green Harlan Grim Bengy L. Guptill Iohn Colby Hamilton William M. Hamilton lack Hemphill Lester P. H. Henlzens Elmer E. Herron Morris B. H-enrikson George R. Hester Glenn W. Hildreth Hrden Hixson Iohn Hood Howard Hood Lorna Reid Hodges Iohn Hogan Iohn D. Hoke Clinton Holt Henry I. Hooper Georg-e Houser William F. Hudson Ralph D. Hulit Chester L. Hunt V. Harlan Hunt Wilbur Pt. Hunt Rlton Hutchinson Ioe Hyde Murray K. Iohnson Herbert B. Iones Kenneth M. Iones Henry M. Karnpus Iohn H. Kauffman Don M. Keebaugh Wayne Keebaugh Lynclell F. Keene Bert Keeney C. Richard Kingsbury Frank W. Kreizenbeck William M. Laing Gordon Larson Iohn F. Laws William Lewis Robert D. Lichty Harry I. Lliteras Quentin E. Loudon Carroll E. McCullah Robert McDill Owen P. McDonald Cyrus McDowell Woodrow W. McGinnis Clarence McGregor Iohn D. McGregor Byron E. McMahon Hannah McMahon Iohn V. Macek Iames Manning D. E. Margrave William E. Martin Charles Meets Kenneth E. Millard Milford W. Miller Marvin S. Minnick Harold V. Mitchell Hazel Mitchell Iohn E. Mohatt Charles P. Morrall Charles L. Mullins Elmer Murphy Iames Murray Howard L. Naylor B. L. Norman Iames R. Nylen Merton Olson Gail Overstreet William L. Palmer Richard Peterson Flrthur C. Pokorney Iohn N. Pope Roland C. Potter D. Clarence Powers Frank Powers Paul P. Predmore Lynn L. Reeves Percy Renner W. K. Rhein Orin I. Riley Marvin Robinson Verne Rochek Marvin Romig Phillip Rouse Otto G. Ruff Martin I. Samuelson Lewis B. Sanders Donald E. Sandstrom I. Paul Schommer William H. Searby Don Shanley lone Sherman Clive Short N. R. Simpson Qllred C. Slattery Edmund F. Slattery Billie I. Smith Sam F. Steinrnark Iames Stewart Leo L. Stewart Miles Strand Henry Strom Warren Strouse Frederick W. Sydow Dale Tangeman Ben Tibbetts Robert Tierney Rufus F. Trapp Delbert Tulloss Harold Tuma Chester Turechek George Turechek Harold Uhrich Charles I. Van Horn Hllen P. Waltz Francis L. Waugh 'Francis Wertz Sophia Uhlken Whit Ray W. Whitley Glen F. Witte Rob-ert Woodard Claude Wuthier Robert Yarndley Rex Yocum 'Gold Star ing it egg? X SSS Xl' Xx N N ss., n P151 N .XF 4 S Sex sh' S555 2 SSS- SA? 5-' A .F Q ' is sg ..,,ims'fsM W sig' Q it E a X-t wvf was-,r Editor - - - Assistant Editor - Business Manager Advertising Manager Freshman Class Editor Sophomore Class Editor Iunior Class Editor Senior Class Editor Faculty Editor - Society Editor - Boys Sports Editor Art Editor - - Photographers FF Lois Lenington David Kauffman Mary Ann Ball Phillip Tierney Hope Hampton Mary Ellen Bartlett - - Dewitt Shannon Peggy Person Rex Higley Phyllis Patrick Bob Patrick Lois Brown Roger Strockey Gordon Olson Frank Fuhrer Howard Adams 194 3 ANOKASAN ST PRESENTS Contents Administration Classes Organiz t Athletics Features W. G. BROOKS AB., BE., AM., Ph.D President U31 il 3 l- 1 Q 5 J a ' Q' z l Z F , . Q . ,. -4 ,'.9 sl N' .- v l..'p r lg--..., . sa - '. , V sv .-. ',l ' .- - V' -.u- .v' 1' u '.. 1 . .. ' I I 1 l 5 Zi .6 2 4 .. n - l9l TRATIO Y FACULTY LYLE V. QNDREWS BH., MS., Ph.D. Professor of Chemistry. ROSS O. HRMSTRONG BH., MH. Coach, Football and Basketball. Hssociate Professor in Physical Education. RITE HTKINSON BH., MH. Supervisor, Prep School, History and Speech. Hsso- ciate Professor of History. EUGENE M. BERRY BH., M,S., Ph.D. Head of the Department of Mathematics. Professor of Mathematics. MRS. ETHEL M. BOSTDER BH. Supervisor, Training School, Principal, Iunior High School. BERNIECE BRIEN B.S. Qssociate Professor of Home Economics. LUCY M. CLHRK BH., MH. Head of the Department of English. Professor of English. H. H. CRMBURN BS., M.S. Hssociate Professor of Biology. BERNICE COLE B.l3l., MR. Principal, Senior High School. Supervisor, Prep School, Latin and English. Hssistant Professor of Education. MRS. MHUDE G. COOK BH., MH., Ph.D. Professor of Foreign Languages. 'X 4 . .1 M . t 4 s, A 4,1 , r' FACULTY DWIGHT K. CURTIS B.S., MH., Pl'1.D. I-lead of the Department of Teacher Training, Pro- iessor of Education, Superintendent of Training School. ETHEL L. DELZELL BH., MH. Head of the Department of Home Economics. Professor of Home Economics. LENH C. EMERSON MRS. RUBY FHRRIS IRENE E. lf'FtUl..DER Librarian. SUSHN R. FRFIZIER Training School, Kindergarten. HNNHDORH F. GREGORY Professor of Social Sciences OPHL GUNDERSON Laboratory Resistant. FRED B. HFIRRINGTON Presidents Secretary Matron of Mcn's l Iall l3.l7'.Fl., BS. in l...S. Supervisor, lnstructor in Education. BH., MH., Pln.D. B.S. BH., MH., Ph.D. Head of the Department of Education. Professor of Education. MHRY L. HEUERMFINN B.S., MH. Supervisor, Training School, First and Second Grades. Qssociate Professor of Education. ine FACULTY EDITH L. HILTQN Supervisor, Prep School, English. Hssociate of English and Education, MRS. MHBEL D. HOHTSON College Nurse. No picture. HLBERT E. KENT 19 Registrar.. , . 'I ,541 1 lp fx Vw 46 Blu' VT-' i H211 'Q ifl'jf,f !P' iff- ' G 1. LQRSQN ' . rolessor of English. Cf 1 i MRS. EVH LEBO Student-Faculty Hall. MINNIE E. LICHTE Flssistant Professor of Chemistry. MHRGHRET E. LISTER Secretary to the Bursar. DHVID B. M-:CULLEY Bursar. HDELHIDE H. MILLER Hssociate Professor of Womens Physical Ed LOUISE F. NORDNESS B.S., MH. Professor RN. B.S., MH. B,S., MH., Ph.D. Matron, B.S., M.S. BS. B.Fl., MH. B.S., MH. ucation. B.M. Supervisor of Training School Music. Hssistant Pro- fessor of Public School Music. ROY H. PETERSON Instructor in Violin, Director ol Band cmd U21 BH. Orchestra. FACULTY TOP ROW MRS. VIVIEN O'B. PETERSON BM. Instructor in Piano. CI-IRRLES W. PI-IILPOTT Head of the Department of Science. B.S., MR. Professor of Physics. Dean of Ftdministration. FILBERT POTTER B.I3t. Curator ot Museum. HQZEL B. REYNOLDS Supervisor, 'Training School, Fifth and Sixth Grades, BH., MR. Rss' tant Prof ssor f Educati 5 6 if if 4' mil 5 . 1 E. I... HOUSE BH., MH., LL.D. Professor of Education. U31 1 BOTTOM ROW NELDH P.. SCHMIDT Hssociat-e Professor of Hrt. BR., MH. I-IHROLD I. SNIDOW Head of the Department of Industrial Ptrts. Professor BR., MH. of Industrial Ptrts, EMMQ C. STECKELBERG Head of the Department of Foreign Languages, Pro- BH., MH. lessor of Foreign Languages. GENEVH R. THYLOR - BH., MH. Supervisor, Training School, Third and Fourth Grades. Ptssistant Professor of Education. u H. FINNETTE THEISS BI-1, MH. Professor of Education, Director of Rural Education. FACULTY DOROTHY UHL B.S. Secretary to the Registrar. MFIUDE B. UMMEL BS., Ivf.S. Head of the Department of Commerce. Professor of Commerce. HELEN R. WILLIHMS BH., M.F.t'I. Plssociate Professor of Speech. CURTIS M. WILSON BS., MH. Head of the Department of Geography. Professor of Geography and Economics. DORIS L. WILSON B.S., BS. in L.S. Flssistant Librarian. E, P. WILSON B.f3t., MH, Head of the Department of Social Sciences. Professor of History. EDNH E. WORK BI-I., MH. Dean of Women, Hssociate Professor of Education. RICHFIRD E. YHRNDLEY B.M. Instructor in Voice, Director of Chorus . U41 X S31 J al ft-gm? 3 4 3 . 1 ..,',. ,4 .' Q n 'e . 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'..,,r..- I : ' - . 5f. -FY' I - , 1 J-...Q -3.,'.Qg,fu ,', 5,1-,yfr-4-, I 1 l'vfi 'n H51 SENICR CLASS President - Hrthur Russell Vice-President - Ierry Hecrth Secretary-Treasurer Eloise Icrcoby Our President lust Brad Three Senior belies U51 QDQMS, ROBERT, Hrnold, Nebraska, Delta Pi Sigma 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Blue Key 3, 4, Vice President 3, Wing Club 2, 3, 4, Lambda Delta Lambda 3, 4, President 4, Student Council 3, 4, CHR. 3, Delta Nu Ep- silon 3, 4, Who's Who 4. BROWN, LOIS, Gering, Nebraska, Kappa Theta Sigma 1, 2, 3, 4, His- torian 'Z, President 3, 4, Spurs 3, 4, Panhellenic Council 2, 3, 4, W.P1.H. 3, 4, Hnokasan Plrt Editor 4. EVHNS, LOIS, Chadron, Nebraska, Gamma Chi Omega l, 2, 4, Home Economics Club 1, 2, 4, Secretary 2, W.Fl.H. 2, 4, Treasurer 4, Spurs 4, Chorus 2, 4. FHULK, KENNETH, Chadron, Ne- braska, Band 1, 2, 3, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, Delta Pi Sigma 1, 2, 3, C.!3l.R. Training 3, l.R.C. 3, Chorus 3. FIGGINS, LESTER, Hay Springs, Ne- braska, l.R.C. l, 2, 3, Vice-Presi- dent Z. BHLL, MHRY BNN, Chadron, N-ebras- ka, Cardinal Key 3, 4, Historian 3, President 4, Pi Omega Pi 2, 3, 4, President 3, Historian 4, Zeta Hlpha 1, 'Z, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Vice-President 4, Sigma Tau Delta 3, 4, Hnokasan Staff 3, 4, Business Manager 4, Stu- dent Council 3, 4, Flnnual Publica- tions Board 3, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 2, W.Fl.Pl. 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2, Who's Who 4, Panhellenic Council 4. BRUNER, KRTHRYN, Broadwater, Nebraska, Home Economics Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4, Zeta Fllpha 1, 2, 3, 4, Spurs l, 2, 3, 4, W.l3l.l3.. l, 2, 3, 4. SENIORS BHRTLETT, BRHDFORD, Chadron, Nebraska, Delta Pi Sigma 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, Student Council 1, Z, 3, 4, President 3, Wing Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 2, Thespians 1, 2, 3, 4, Staff of the Patsy , Cast ot Night of Ianuary 16 2, President Fresh- man Class 1, C Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Blue Key 3, 4, Corresponding Secre- tary 3, Vice-President 4, Pi Omega Pi 3, 4, Who's Who 3, 4, N'.1.Fl,13t. Conference Tennis Champion 2, Qnokasan Staff 1, 2, Tennis Team 1, 2, lllnnual Publications Board 3. DOOLEY, IRENE, Chadron, Nebras- ka, Home Economics Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Kappa Theta Sigma 4. ' ' :.. ....:.f . w ' ! -gr . H ., , . 1 Am' 1 1171 f an me W . ,,.. . P' 11- Q-.vii 'lf' wis- N? it HEP-ITH, IERRY, Chadron, Nebraska, Delta Pi Sigma l, Z, 3, 4, Wing Club 2, 3, 4, Sergeant-at-arms 4, Club 3, 4, Industrial Hrts Guild 3, 4, Presi- dent 4, Delta Nu Epsilon 4, Thes- pians 4, Chorus 3, 4, Senior Class Vice-President, Football 3, 4. IHCOBSON, PPIULINE, Beatrice, Ne- braska, Kappa Theta Sigma l, 2, 3, 4, Cardinal Key 4, Spurs l, 2, 3, 4, Flnokasan Staff l, 2, Thespiaris l, Z, 3, 4, Y.W.C.Q. l, 2, 3, 4, Home Economics Club l, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, W.Pt.Pt. 2, 3, 4, President 4, Pan Hellenic President 2, Production Staff Big Hearted Herbert 1, Night of Ianuary l6th l, Late Christopher Bean 2. HOEVET, ROSE, Fairfield, Nebraska, Y.W.C.i-1. l, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, 4, Gamma Chi Omega l, 2, 3, 4, Treas- urer 4, Pi Omega 2, 3, 4, Secretary- Treasurer 3, Sigma Tau Delta Z, 3, 4, Cardinal Key 4, Orchestra l, 2, 3. IHCOBY, ELOISE, Gordon, Nebraska, Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Y.W.C.Fl. l, 2, 3, 4, Music Chairman 3, 4, Zeta Hlpha 3, 4, Home Economics Club 4, Song Leader 4, Pi Omega Pi 3, 4, Presi- dent 4, Senior Class Business Man- ager. l19l SENIORS FOWLER, PQUL, Chadron, Nebraska. Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Thespians l, '2, 3, 4, Delta Pi Sigma 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Band 2, 3, Blue Key 4, I.R.C. 2, 3, President 3, Sigma Tau Delta 3, 4, Pi Kappa Delta 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, 4, Stait ol The Patsy l, Staff of Ninth Guest l, Cast ol Big Hearted Herbert 2, Cast ot Late Christopher Bean 3, Cast oi Tom- my 4, Cast of Kind Lady' 4. FOX, QLTFI, Bayard, Nebraska, Chorus 3, Y.W.C.Fl. 4, Lambda Delta Lambda 4. FRENCH, IHMES, Dix, Nebraska, Blue Key 3, 4, President 4, Delta Pi Sigma l, 2, 3, 4, Historian 3, lndus- trial Hrts Guild Z, 3, 4, Vice-Presi- clent 3, Sergeant-at-arms 4, Wing Club l, 2, 3, 4, Lambda Delta Lamb- da 3, 4, Delta Nu Epsilon 3, 4, Stu- dent Council 3, Chorus 3, 4, Sopho- more Class Business Manager, Iunior Class President, N.S.F.Q. Con- vention 3. HOOD, IUNE, Chadron, Nebraska, Y.W.C,Pt. l, 2, W.t5l.H. 1, 'Z, Hlpha Phi Pi 1, 2, 3, 4, Spurs 2, 3, 4, Home Economics Club 3, 4. IOI-INSON, MHRY, Rushville, Ne- braska, Sigma Tau Delta 3, Gamma Chi Omega l, 2, Home Economics Club 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Spurs 4, Womens Hall President 4. KRUFFMHN, GENE, Chadron, Ne- braska, Delta Pi Sigma 4, Lambda Delta Lambda 4, Delta Nu Epsilon 3, 4, President 4. LENINGTON, LOIS, Chadron, Ne- braska, Chorus l, 'Z, 3, 4, Band 3, 4, Cardinal K-ey 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Pllpha Phi Pi l, 2, 3, 4, Vice- President 2, Treasurer 3, Pan Hel- lenic Council Z, 3, President 2, Fino- kasan Staff 2, 3, 4, Editor 4, Pi Omega Pi 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4, Who's Who 3, 4, Blue Key Sweet- heart 4, Spurs l, 2, Student Council President 4, Contingent Comr:wiltee4 NORMQN, ROBERT NYLFIND, Whit- ney, Nebraska, Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Delta Pi Sigma 2, 3, 4, Thespians 2, 3, 4, President 4, Sigma Tau Delta 4, Cast ol The Patsy l, Ninth Guest 2, Stall ol York Na- tivity l, Tommy 4, Radio Script Writer of Geography Tour 2, 3, President 2, 3. Pf-ITRICK, ROBERT, Fllliance, Ne- braska, Psi Beta Sigma l, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, C Club 2, 3, 4, Thes- pians l, 'Z, 3, Chorus l, Z, 3, 4: Track l, Who's Who 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Cast ot Night of Ianuary l6th 2, Flnokasan Stall 4. PERSON, PEGGY, Genoa, Nebraska, Fllpha Phi Pi 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Spurs 2, 3, 4, Lambda Delta Lambda 3, 4, Delta Nu Epsilon 3, 4, Vice- President 4, Cardinal Key 4, Pan Hellenic Council 4, Plnnual Staff 3, 4. KOPHC, TRRCY, Qlliarice, Nebraska, Spurs 3, 4, Zeta Rlpha 3, 4, Home Economics Club, 3, 4, Sigma Tau Delta 4, Eagle Stall 4 SENIORS KOSTOS, KHTHRYN, Hshby, Nebras- ka, Y.VV.C.H. l, 2, 3, Membership Chairman 3, Home Economics Club 3. 4, Spurs 4, WHR. 3, 4. 25-,for 30 'M'T'L,fiM ' . ' f-f-Simi-Z-5 WW2:f:,Qg..,,.e ' M6-Q, ILLER, RUT , Chadron, Ne raska, Sigma Tau Delta 3, 4, President 4, Chorus 3, 4, Thespiaris 3, 4, Histor- ian 4, Y,W.C.H. 3, 4, Vice-President 4, Zeta Fllpha 3, 4, Cardinal Key 4, Who's Who 4. NELSON, L is HHN, Dix, Nebraskffj Kappa Theta Sigma l, 2, 3, 4, Treas- ur-er 3, Vice-President 4, Spurs 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Chorus 3, 4, Cardinal Key 4, Home Economics Club 2, l.R.C. l, W.R.Pt. 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4. 'O' gl 511 X I L ? A l19l ,. . I' hgh 4 fi .. ,, . ,,,. , ,.:,,, , .iv f ' -we 47 A . gs PONT. RUTH, Hllicmce. NebfCISkCI, REID, MHRCIH, Berea, Nebraska, GCUHIIIU Chi OIHSQG. 2. 4. SeCreiCIfY Gamma Chi Omega 3, 4, Y.W.C,F1. l. 4, W.Fl.Fl. 2, Chorus 1, 2, 3, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Student Council 4, Pan Hel- lenic Council 4. RUSSELL, HRTHUR, Henry, Nebras- ka, Delta Pi Sigma 2, 3, 4, Sergeant- at-Hrms 3, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Chairman Hclvisory Committee 4, Band 'Z, 3, 4, Lambda Delta Lambda 3, 4, Orches- tra 4, Blue Key 4, Senior Class Pres- ident. SWHLLOW, WILMH, Chaclron, Ne- braska, Hom-e Economics Club 3, 4. TILLMHN, IHMES LHWRENCE, Mc- Grew, Nebraska, Delta Pi Sigma Z. 3, 4, Vice-President 4, HC Club 2, 3, 4, Delta Nu Epsilon 4, Band l, 2, Orchestra l, 2, Hssistant Coach Prep School 4. TULLOSS URSULH, Hay Spr' gs Nebraska' Hlpha Phi Pi l, Reporter Z President nomics Club l 2 3 e nt 4 Thespians 4 Card al K Secretary 4 Pa 1 oun 1 purs l 2 ast of T my 4 My SCHOMMER, GWEN, Hlliance, Ne- braska, Sigma Tau Delta Z, 3, Treasurer 3, Kappa Theta Sigma 2, 3, Spurs 3, 4. if l-f , .,. SENIORS ROSS, DOROTHY IQNE, Oshkosh, Nebraska, Zeta Hlpha l, Z, 3, 4, Secretary 3, President 4, W.H.H. 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Thespians Z, 3, Vice-President 4, Pan Hellenic Council 2, 3, 4, Spur Club 'Z, 3, 4, Cast of Big Hearted Herbert 2. STROM, ELVQ, Chadron, Nebraska, Kappa Theta Sigma 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec- retary Z, Treasurer 4, Pan Hellenic Council 2, Y.W.C.H, 1, 2, Chorus 3, 4, Home Economics Club l, 2, 3, 4, WHH. 3, 4. Q sg Y , ,V fm 4 gg, - ' s 1 LE lr Q .. . 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I L ,r Q ' A . t ' ff Ag uqiu 4 A .,:.:, i 3 :-- :-. . .:., 4 f ., , I tl , ' - ' P ,- is :': ' : . 1 , as BHLLINGER, IHCK, Bingham, Ne- braska, Delta Pi Sigma 1, 2, 3. :. 1 ,. K BHUMHN, BOB, Cushing, Iowa, Bas- ketball l, 2, 3, C Club l, 2, 3, Sec- retary :S Treasurer 3, Football 2, 3, Psi Beta Sigma 2,.3. 4 QLJ YT 4 f ' 4 ll V . J 1 I K' sf f vi . L ',VJ,f57f' Q , -if 49 J i , l i , wilt f N it qi 5 1 COFFEE, REX T., Harrison, Nebras- ACOEKI HHZEL, Chgdmn, Nebraska, ka, Football l, 2, 3, Delta Nu Epsilon 3, Basketball l, 2, C Club 1, 2, 3. Y.W,C,H. l, 2, 3, Secretary 2, 35 Band 1, 2, 3, Orchestra l, Z, 3, Chorus 1, 2, 8, Kappa Theta Sigma Z, 3, Lambda Delta Lambda 'Z, 3, Secretary G Treasurer 3, l22l Juniors HBERNETHY, KYLE, Henry, Nebras- ka, Psi Beta Sigma l, 2, 3, C Club Z, 3, Basketball l, 2, 3. HNDERSON, IERRY, Chadron, Ne- braska, Delta Pi Sigma l, Z, 35 Band l, ERC. HNDREWS, HELEN, Gordon, Ne- braska, Home Ec Club President 3, Zeta Fllpha 3. BOYCE, IIM, Newport, Nebraska, Delta Pi Sigma 1, 2, 3, Wing Club l, 2, 3. FELZ, LOLH, Wayside, Nebraska None. GIERHU, BERNICE, Chadron, Ne- braska, Orchestra lg Chorus l, 2, 3, W.Q.I3l. l, 2, 3, Zeta I-'llpha l, 2, 3, Treasurer 3, Spurs l, 2, 3, 'Treasurer lg Publications Board 2, 3, Cardinal Key 3, Vice-President 35 Class Busi- ness Manager 25 Student Council 2, 3, Secretary 51 Treasurer 2. 3. IOHNSON, ROBERT, Gordon, Ne- braska, Psi Beta Sigma 3, Orches- tra 3. LRWRENCE, BETTY LOU, Crawlord. Nebraska, Rlpha Phi Pi l, 2, 3, Thes- pians l, 2, 3, Secretary 3, Sigma Tau Delta 3, Chorus lg Eagle Stall 2, Staff ol Bill ol Divorcementn, Tom- my , Late Christoph-er Bean , and Night of Ianuary 16 , LRWRENZ, MRS. MILDRED, Heming- lord, Nebraska. MHNNING, IIM, Chadron, Nebraska, Delta Pi Sigma l, 2, 3, Wing Club l, Z, 3, Student Council lg Thes- pians 2, 3, Class President 2. HEDBERG, CHHRLES, Chadron, Ne- braska, Psi Beta Sigma 1, 2, 3, Wing Club 2, 3, C.P.T. 2, E.R.C. 3 KRUL., HLBERT, Hemingiord, Ne- braska, Psi Beta Sigma 2, 3, Foot- ball 1, 2, C Club 2. Juniors HRUZH, RODNEY, Potter, Nebraska, Delta Pi Sigma l, 2, 3. KUDRNH, MRS. LOLI-'l, Mullen, Ne- braska, Kappa Theta Sigma l, 2, 3 Home Economics Club l, Z, 3. iii ,swf .pr 'F l23l Juniors MORTON, GEORGE, Mitchell, Ne- braska, Psi Beta Sigma 1, 2, 3, President 3, Wing Club l, 2, 3, Thes- pians 2, 3, Sigma Tau Delta Z, 3, Football 2, 3, Blue Key 3. SHERRERD, MRRVIN, Sidney, Ne- braska, Delta Pi Sigma 1, 2, 3, Wing Club 1, 3, Chorus l, 2, 3, C.Fl.F1. 'Zz Class Business Manager 1. WHEELER, GERHLD, Wauneta, Ne- braska, Band l, 2, 3, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, Chorus 1, 2, 3, Delta Pi Sigma 1, 2, 3. WITTE, LH VERNE, Chadron, Ne- braska, Gamma Chi Omega l, Z, 3, President 3, Secretary 2, Spurs 2, 3, Sigma Tau Delta 3. WRIGHT, WHNDH IEHN, Chadron. Nebraska, Cardinal Key 3, Zeta Fllpha l, 2, 3, Home Ec. Club 1, 2, 3, Vice-President 3, Chorus 2, 3, Stu- dent Council 3, Class President 3. M, , My lgffff- . www QMS NEUBHUER, DORIS, Purclum, N-e- braska, Y,W.C.H. 3. STROCKEY, ROGER, Lyman, Ne- braska, Delta Pi Sigma l, 2, 3, President 3, C Club 1, 2, 3, Blue Key 3, Blue Key Hlumni Secretary 3, Lambda Delta Lambda 2, 3, Delta Nu Epsilon 2, 3, Flnokasan Stafl 2, 3. S1-IHNNON, DEWITT, Martin, S. Da- kota, Band l, 2, 3, Psi Beta Sigma 2, 3, Secretary 3, Lambda Delta Lambda 2, 3, Vice-President 3, Blue Key 3, Secretary-Treasurer 3, E.R.C. 3, Iunior Class Vice-President 3, Hnokasan Stall 3. TIERNEY, PHILLIP, Fllliance, Nebras- ka, Delta Pi Sigma l, 2, 3, Wing Club 1, 2, 3, Secretary 61 Treasurer 2, 3, Sigma Tau Delta 2, 3, Secretary 3, Pi Kappa Delta 2, 3, Vice-Presi- dent 3, Student Council Vice-Presi- dent 3, Publications Board 3, Rno- kasan Staff 3, Thespians 2, 3, Class Business Manager 3, Cast of Bill oi Divorcement , Tommy and The Late Christopher Bean , Debate 2, E.R.C. 3. of A:' . li- f A i241 'R 2 -. 5- , '4. it -fl' SOPHOMORE CLASS President - - Ed Borron Vice-President - - Don Rickenbcrch Secretary-Treasurer - Bill Finkey Officers l3Qv ,,,.S 'V5.hlv Duke looks things over Dynamite comes in small packages i251 HDF-lMS, HOWHRD, Qrnold, Nebraska, Delta Pi Sigma l, 2, Wing Club l, Student Council Z, Blue Key 2, Lambda Delta Lambda 2, E.R.C. Z. HNDERSON, ELHINE, Chadron, Nebraska, Zeta Hlpha l, 2, W.Fi.Q, l, 2. HNDERSON, RUTH, Gordon, Nebraska, no picture available. HNDREWS, EDITH, Gordon, Nebraska, Zeta Hlpha 2, Y.W.C.Pl. 2, Home Ec. Club l, 2. BHRTLETT, MHRY ELLEN, Chad- ron, Nebraska, Hlpha Phi Pi l, 'Z, Treasurer 2, Y.W.C.Ft. 2, Band 2, Delta Nu Epsilon 2, Student Council 2, Finnual Publication Board 2, Pan Hellenic Council 2, Vice-President 2, Plnnual Statt 2, Sophomore Class Editor, Pi Omega Pi 2. BRSTRON, WHLTEB, Bayard, Nebraska, Della Pi Sigma 1, 2, Sergeant at Firms 2, C Club 1, 2, Football l, 2. BEINE, BETTY HNN, Chadron, Nebraska, Fllpha Phi Pi l, 2, Band l, Home Economics Club l, W.i3l.H, 2. BELGUM, LILY, Dix, Nebraska, Kappa Theta Sigma l, 2, Historian 2, Spur Club l, 'Z, President 2, Thespians l, 2, Sigma Tau Delta 2, Y.W.C.Pl. l, Z, Publicity Chairman 2, Chorus l, 2, W.Pl.Q. l, 2, Women's Hall Council 2. BELL, RHYMOND, Chadron, Nebraska, Psi Beta Sigma l, 2. BILYEU, LYNN, Chadron, Nebraska, BORRON, L. ED, Hay Springs, Nebraska, Psi Beta Sigma 1, Z, Thespians l, 2, Staff of Bill of Divorcement 1, Cast oi Late Christopher Bean 1, Staff oi Tommy 2, Pi Kappa Delta l, 2, Historian 2, Chorus l, Debate l, C Club 2, Football l, 2, Student Council 2, Sophomore Class President 2. BORTON, RICHHRD, Chadron, Nebraska, Psi Beta Sigma 1, 2, Band l, Football l, 2, Treasurer Fresh- man Class. CQRLEY, GORDON, Dalton, Nebraska, Band l, 2, Industrial Ftrts l. CHHULK, DHN, Chad- ron, Nebraska, no picture available. COVIC, DONPILD, Chadron, Nebraska, Delta Pi Sigma l, 2, Wing Club l, 2, President 2. ECKERT, RDP. MHE, Dalton, Nebraska, Spur Club 1, 2, Vice-President 2, Chorus l, 2. DHTUS, DONHLD, Kilgore, Nebraska, Delta Pi Sigma l, 2, Basketball Club. . . ,lf . ty X . Jr , will ' i 4' li ' I I . 1, , 1 ,N . ,X , .i iff ,-'T i .Ni .,., - T, I ,.,.,.,., Z x KA .p ,Q-5 . vw? ., , . ' rf , fi i 'r 'I Y: fl, ' .Zhu ,lf 1 i.:r','f. i '- X, mv' l25l I Sophomores ERIKSEN, WHRBEN DUKE, Hay Springs, Nebraska, Delta Pi Sigma 2, Bancl 1, 2, Orchestra 2, EWEN, DONHLD, Chadron, Nebraska, Psi Beta Sigma 1, '2, Thespians 1, 2, Cast of Bill ol Divorcementn 1, Football l, 2. FQULK, DONQLD, Gordon, Nebraska, Band l, Orchestra 1, Delta Pi Sigma l, 2, Foot- ball l, 2. FINKEY, BILL, Ftushville, Nebraska, Psi Beta Sigma 1, 2, C Club 1, 2, Football 1, 2, Delta Nu Epsilon 2, Secretary Sophomore Class 2. FORBES, KELELH MBE, Chadron, Nebraska, Pllpha Phi Pi l, 2, Secretary 2, Band l, Z. FRHNKLIN, MQRGIE, McGrew, Nebraska, Kappa Theta Sigma 1, 2, Band 1, 2, Orchestra 1, Chorus 2, Pan Hellenic Council 2, Treasurer 2. GHBRIEL, MQRY LEE, Hay Springs, Nebraska. GODDEN, IRENE, Chadron, Nebraskai GREEN, NERL, Gordon, Nebraska, Psi Beta Sigma 2, C Club 1, 2, Track l, Delta Nu Epsilon 2. HQLLIGHN, IHCK, Chadron, Nebraska, no picture available, Football 2, I-lf-ENSEN, IERN, Gordon, Nebraska, Y.W.C.Fl. l-IQRDT, VERH L., Bayard, Nebraska, Kappa Theta Sigma 1, 2, Band l, 2. HHSS, FRHNCES, Chadron, Nebraska, Hlpha Phi Pi l, 2, Vice-President Z, Chorus 2, Home Ec. Club 1, Spur Club 2, Pan Hellenic Council 2. HIGLEY, REX, Rlliance, Nebraska, Delta 'Pi Sigma l, 2, Band 1, 2, Orchestra 1, 2, Chorus l, 2, Thespians l, 2, Editor of Eagle l, Hnokasan Staff 2. HOFFMHN, DOROTHY, Crookston, Nebraska, W.Fl.Fl. 1, 2, Y.W.C.Pt, 2. HOFFMQN, DWRINE N,, Kilgore, Nebraska, Psi Beta Sigma 2. i271 HOWHRD, MHRY, Gering, Nebraska, Kappa Theta Sigma 1, 2, Secretary 2, Y.W.C.H. 1, 2, Thespians 2, Spur Club 2, W.i31.Pl. .1, 2. IHGGERS, BOB, Hlliance, Nebraska. KHUFFMRN, DHVID, Hlliance, Ne- braska, Delta Pi Sigma 1, 2, Historian 2, Band 1, 'Z, Orchestra l, 2, Thespians 1, 2, Treasurer 2, Sigma Tau Delta Vice-President 'Z, Staff ol Tommy 2, Plnokasan Stall, Hssistant Editor 2, E.R.C. 2, Cast ot Kind Lady , LNENICKH, BILL, Hay Springs, Nebraska, Psi Beta Sigma l, 2, Lambda Delta Lambda 2, Chorus l, E.R.C. 2. MCHNDREW, BONEITH, Chadron, Nebraska, Zeta Fllpha l, 2, Sec- retary 2, Chorus 1, 2, Band 1. MCCONRUGHEY, LORRRINE, Lusk, Wyoming, Gamma Chi Omega '2, Spur Club 2, Orchestra l. MHCK- RILL, GRHCIE, Gering, Nebraska, Y.W.C.Pl. 1, Band 1, 2, Orchestra 1, 2, Chorus 1, 2, Thespians 2. MILLHR, HLLEN, Merriman, Nebraska, Psi Beta Sigma 2, C Club 2, Football 1, 2. MITCHELL, DON- HLD, Chadron, Nebraska, Delta Pi Sigma 1, 2, Thespians 1, 2, Pi Kappa Delta 1, 2, Vice-President 1, President 2, Cast of The Late Christopher Bean , Cast of Tommy . MOORE, FRFINCIS, Gering, Ne- braska, Psi Beta Sigma 2, C Club l, 2, Football l, 2. MORHVEK, MHRIORIE, Hemingford, Nebraska, Gamma Chi Omega 1, 2, Vice-President 2, W.!11.F1. l, 2, Spur Club l, 'Z, Home Ec. Club 1, 2, Y.W.C.R. 1, 2, Sigma Tau Delta 2, Pan Hellenic Council 2, President 2. MOUNT, PHYLLIS, Northport, Nebraska, Kappa Theta Sigma l, 2, Y.W.C.H. l, 2. MULDOON, PHT, Chadron, Nebraska, Psi Beta Sigma Z, Wing Club l. NELSON, BHRBHRH, Hlliance, Nebraska, Gamma Chi Omega 1, 2, Historian 2, Orchestra 1, 2. NORMFIN, MHRGHRET, Whitney, Nebraska Pllpha Phi Pi 1, 2, Thespians 1, 2, Spurs 1, 2. I s-'al' H, Ei? ff, QF f.f 1291 I 4, f' -N 'GN Sophomores OLTMHNNS, HENRY, Chadron, Nebraska, Psi Beta Sigma 1, 2, Vice-President 2, Industrial Hrts Guild 1, '2, Secretary-Treasurer 2, C Club 1, 2, Basketball 1, Orchestra 1, Z. ORMESHER, WHLTER, Chaclron, Nebraska, Psi Beta Sigma 1, 2, Football l, 2, C Club 1, 2. PHTRICK, PHYLLIS, Flllicmce, Nebraska, Zeta Rlpha 1, 2, Flnokasan Staff 1, 2, Chorus l, 2, Spur Club 2, Pan Hellenic Council 2, Secretary 2. REMILLHRD, BOB, Chadron, Nebraska, Delta Pi Sigma 2, Chorus 1, Eagle Staff 1, Thes- pians 2, RICHMOND, DOROTHY, Gordon, Nebraska, Y.W.C.I11.2. RICKENBPICH, DON, Chadron, Nebraska, Psi Beta Sigma 1, 2, C Club 1, 2, Football 1, 2, Delta Nu Epsilon 2, Business Manager 2, Pi Kappa Delta 1, 2, Vice-President Sophomore Class. SCHHEPER, MFIRY IFINE, Chadron, Nebraska, Zeta Fllpha 1, 2, Spur Club 2, Delta Nu Epsilon 2, Hom-e Ec. Club 2, Pi Omega Pi 2. SEHMONDS, IRENE, Lander, Wyoming, Kappa Theta Sigma 1, 2, Spur Club 2. SNOOK, DELBERT, Wayside, Nebraska, Psi Beta Sigma 1, 2, Treasurer 2, Chorus 1. SPENCER, RHLPH G., Brewster, Nebraska, Chorus 1. 2. STORMENT, CQRRIE, Springview, Nebraska. STROM, HENRY, Chadron, Nebraska, Psi Beta Sigma 1, 2, President Freshman Class. TINKHHM, HHZEL, Wood Lake, Nebraska, Y.W.C,H, 2. TONKIN, BETTE G., Lingle, Wyoming, Gamma Chi Omega 2, Band 1, 2, Chorus 2, Orchestra 1, Spur Club Z. VHUG1-IN, BETTY IEHN, Gordon, Nebraska, Hlpha Phi Pi 2, Spur Club 2, Cheerleader 2, Orch-estra 2. 1291 assi ?- 'i R . 4 ' ' 4 1 .,f .rf ' ' r . WHITE, HELEN MF1RIEg Chadron, Nebraska. WHITE, RUTH WYHTT, Chaclron, Nebraska, Zeta fllpha2 Spur Club 1, 2, WPLH. l, 2, Home Ec. Club 2, Secretary Sophomore Class. WINETEER. ROYHL R Chadron, Nebraska. WIRTH, RUTH, Chadron, Nebraska, Zeta Hlpha l, 25 Home Ec. Club l, 2, Band l Spur Club 2, Pi Omega Pi 2. l3Ul PRES:-:MEN CLASS President - Paul Kuxhausen Vice-President Gene Hlcorn Barbara Barnes Secretary-Treasurer Hope Hampton The President swings out Dress-up Day ' Painting the C t31t . Six it A H 'Si 1-JR. ,cava 2 W 1' 6 1 K 13229 .....' .212 R 3 , tvs Eli. ff, 555 :.:.:.. .:.-. 5 Y ,. 5 3. ' -' s j :Wifi ' ' gsm -. Wx HLCORN, HLLRN EUGENEg Hay Springs, Nebraska, Psi Beta Sigma, Football, Vice-President of Class. HLLQN, MHRGUERlTEg Lodgepole, Nebraska. RNDERSEN, BETTY LOU, Gordon, Nebraska, Y.W.C.H. HNDERSON, MILDRED, Hay Springs, Nebraska, Hlpha Phi Pi. BRKER, GERTRUDE, Chadron, Nebras- ka, Kappa Theta Sigma, Spurs, Home EC. Club. BRKER, MHRGUERITE, Crawford, Nebraska, Ptlpha Phi Pi. BRRKER, BEVERLY: Chadron, Nebraska, Kappa Theta Sigma, Spurs, Home Ec. Club, Orchestra. BHRNES, BHRBHRF-1, Chadron, Nebraska, Ql- pha Phi Pi, Band, Chorus, Orchestra, BHSS, RITH MQE, Chadron, Nebraska, Fllpha Phi Pi, Home EC. Club. BENEDICT, MHRCHETH, Sidney, Nebraska, Kappa Theta Sigma, Y.W.C.F1., Program Chairman Y.W.C.l31. BERRY, DHVID, Chadron, Nebraska, Thespians. BETTS, BUFORD, Wayside, Nebraska, Delta Pi Sig- ma. BOLDEN, IOYCEg Chadron, Nebraska, Gamma Chi Omega. BUFFINGTON, IOI-INg Hlliance, Ne- braska, Psi Beta Sigma. CHLVERT, RICHRRD, Bayard, Nebraska, Delta Pi Sigma, Football. l32l CQRLBOM, IHCK, Chadron, Nebraska. CHVENDER, KENNETH, Chadron, Nebraska, Delta Pi Sigma. CI-IITWOOD, KENNETH, Bayard, Nebraska, Delta Pi Sigma, Football, C Club. COOK, HHRRY, Chad- ron, Nebraska, Delta Pi Sigma, Thespians, Sigma Tau Delta, Band, Chorus, Orchestra, Business Manager of Eagle Staff. COOK, IOI-IN, Fllliance. COOPER, GWEN, Chadron, Nebraska, Y.W.C.Fl. COTTRELL ,LYLEg Chadron, Nebraska, Football. CUNNINGHFIM, DORIS, Whitney, Nebraska, Hlpha Phi Pi. CUSHMHN, MILDREDg Chadron, Nebraska, Hlpha Phi Pi. CHICOINE, EDGFlRg Valentine, Nebraska. DQVIS, MI-lBIQNg l-lay Springs, Nebraska. DPIVIS, RONHLD, Chadron, Nebraska, Psi Beta Sigma. DELSING, MQRIORIE M., I-lemingford, Nebraska. DENOYER, DOROTHY, Valentine, Nebraska, Y.W.C.H., Spurs. DIHMOND, DELEPHINH Bingham, Nebraska. XXI CMAQ! 'x . ' ' XP' Freshmenw wjrfjh WJW fw- fr ,,, KL .i l33l DOOLEY, QNN, Wayside, Nebraska, Kappa Theta Sigma. DOOLEY, SHIRLEY, Chadron, Nebraska Gamma Chi Omega, Spurs. DRINKWQLTER, IEHN ELLENg Crawlord, Nebraska, Gamma Chi Omega Hay Springs, Nebraska, C Club, Delta Pi Sigma. EHTON, GENE, Broadwater, Nebraska, Delta Pi Sigma, Band, Chorus, ENGLEMQN, IVHN, Crawford, Nebraska, Psi Beta Sigma. ERMISH, BETTE, Chaclron, Nebraska, Pllpha Phi Pi, Orchestra, Chorus. ERNY, WILLIHM, Hlliance, Nebraska. PINNEY, BILL, Chadron, Nebraska, Psi Beta Sigma, Football. FUHRER, FRHNK, Bridgeport, Nebraska, Delta Pi Sigma, Thespians, Chorus, Staff of Tommy , Staff Photographer. GRHNTHHM, DON, Chadron, Nebraska, Psi Beta Sigma, Wing Club. GUIBF-IULT, Pl-IOEBEg Lusk, Wyoming, Gamma Chi Omega, Spurs. GOOD, DON, Chadron, Nebraska. HHLI., IOI-IN, Crawford, Nebraska, Thespiaris. Freshmen ti ww, no '23 Ag L i34l ' 1 DRURY, MHXINE, Hemingford, Nebraska, Zeta Hlpha, W.!3l.H., Chorus, Thespians. DIERCKS, WILLIRM, . ww .V 9. ,'ff, x N:'E f W ' Q. r A f , . . ,:.: . M .' f'1',ii 7 , .rsy? is- if': XX 0-If +6 mi. S Y ' an ' 'V '1 . A t fa A 17 lf. Q g,sf f., .., sf - Q ' .,. 1. , - f f -4 N. -221.2 :.' , Z -:I-s.:! :::: 2.'5 ' jf? - k . t - J l fa ': -ff, ...,.,1. 'T , f L -J' 'ggsj .... zz- ' I ,A.s I . f fssl .41 g - 35' 15 ?5?W,y if News . lt 'J 7 -ef HHLL, NELLIE LOU, Chaclron, Nebraska, Ftlpha Phi Pi, Spurs, Student Council. HHMIK, GEORGE, Stuart, Nebraska, Psi Beta Sigma, Thespians, Band, HHMPTON, HOPE, Chadron, Nebraska, Zeta Hlpha, Thespians, W.I3l.Fl., Spurs, Home EC, Club, Orchestra, Secretary-Treasurer of Freshman Class, Freshman Stall Editor. HHNSEN, IOI-IN, Mullen, Nebraska, Basketball. HHRTMRN, CHROL4 Whitney, Nebraska, Zeta Hlpha, Spurs, Home Ec. Club, W.l31.Q., Chorus. HENDERSON, PFlULINEg 1'-llliance, Nebraska, Hlpha Phi Pi, Home Ec. Club, Spurs, Chorus. HOFF- MFIN, WILLP1RDp Crookston, Nebraska. HOHNER, LHDONNHQ Crawford, Nebraska, Gamma Chi Omega. HUNTINGTON, IE.QNNETTEg Hay Springs, Nebraska. JENSEN, MHBEL, Merriman, Nebraska, Y.W.C.H, IOI-IFLNSEN, WILLHRD, Hay Springs, Nebraska, Psi Beta Sigma, Thespians, Football, Band. IOHNSON VELMI3lg Chadron, Nebraska, Fllpha Phi Pi. KEHRNEY, PHlLg Morrill, Nebraska, Delta Pi Sigma, Foot- ball, C Club, Chorus, Band. KEENEY, BERNICE, Rushville, Nebraska, Y.W.C.P1. KRUMENHCHER BETTY, Minatare, Nebraska, Kappa Theta Sigma, Band, Chorus. l35l f is I ' 'W Qi 3 'Q 4- si 6- L L. 1 A t Q s pg ' .2 .5 - ' VN' . Q' KRUML, IRENEg Hay Springs, Qgnega. KUHRE, LEONHRD, Iohnstown, Nebras- ka, Orchestra, Band. KUXHHUSEN, LEO, Delta Pi Sigma, Football, Chorus, Band KUXHHUSEN, PHUL, Mitchell, Nebraska, Delta Pi Chorus, Band, President ol Fresh- man Class. LHUE, LILH MHE, Chadron, Nebraska, Orchestra, Chorus. LEFFELMHN, LUCILLE, Hlliance, Nebraska. LESHER, MFlRlONg Oelrichs, So. Dakota, Band, Chorus LOTSPEICH, LOY, Hllianoe, Nebraska, Hlpha Phi Pi, Home Ec. Club, Thespians, MCCONQUGHEY LYLE E., Hay Springs, Nebraska, Delta Pi Sigma, Band, Orchestra. MFIMMEM, PPlTRlClFly Chaclron Nebraska, Gamma Chi Omega, Band. MILLER, ROBERT, Long Pine, Nebraska, Delta Pi Sigma, Band. MOCK, CHRLETON, Springview, Ne braska, Delta Pi Sigma, Thespians. MUNSHHW, MHRIORlEg Dalton, Nebraska, Hlpha Phi Pi, Y.W.C.H. Spurs, Cheerleader. MURRFIY, BETTY, Hay Springs, Nebraska, Gamma Chi Omega, NELSON, LOB RHINE, Dix, Nebraska, Kappa Theta Sigma, W.H.Pl., Home Ec. Club. l35l NUEBRUER, SHEILHp Purdum, Nebraska, Y.W.C.Pt. NEWLHND, BERNICE, Neola, lowa, Home Ec. Club, Band, Chorus. NORMHN Tl-IELMH, Crawford, Nebraska, Fllpha Phi Pi, Home Ec. Club, Thespians. ORMESHER, DON, Chadron, Nebraska. ORMESHER, I-lFtZELg Chadron, Nebraska. PRRNELL, BETTEg Whitney, Nebraska, Zeta Rlpha, Thespians, Spurs, W.Pl.Q., Home Ec. Club, Cheer- leader. PRRSONS, l..OlSg Harrison, Nebraska, Fllpha Phi Pi, Thespians. PETERS, LOUIS, Rushville, Nebraska, Psi Beta Sigma. PONT, HOWHRD, Hlliance, Nebraska, Psi Beta Sigma. REEVES, IRENE, Crawford, Nebraska, Fllpha Phi Pi. ROSS, RUTH, Bayard, Nebraska, Kappa Theta Sigma, Spurs, W.H.Fl. SCHULTZ, ROBERT, Hay Springs, Nebraska, Band, Orchestra, Chorus. SKINKLE, IEHN, Chadron, Nebraska, Zeta Rlpha, W.H.Pl. SMITH, EVELYNQ Sidney, Nebraska, Y.W.C.H. SMOKE, FRED, Chadron, Nebraska. Freshmen 10 i, . K-4 E371 SPRHCKLEN, MFtRVINg Chadron, Nebraska, Th-espians. SPRINGER, GERTRUDE, Mitchell, Nebraska, Kappa Theta Sigma. STQRKEY, ROBERT, Chadron, Nebraska, The-spians. STECH, QRDENg Chadron, Nebraska, Delta Pi Sigma. STUMF, SIDONIFI, Chadrorz, Nebraska. TLUSTOS, RODMHN, Whitney, Nebraska. TUCKER, VIRGINIFI, I-Iemingford, Nebraska, Pllpha Phi Pi, Home Ec. Club. TWOMBLEY, DELORESg Comstock, Nebraska, Spurs. ULMER, FEHN, Chadron, Nc braska. VOSS, PHULp Hay Springs, Nebraska, Football. VYBIRHL, ELLENQ I-lay Springs, Nebraska, Spurs. WI-IITE, SHIRLEY, Chadron, Nebraska, Zeta Qlpha, Thespians, Band, Orchestra, Home Ec. Club. WI-IITESIDE, SHIRLEY, Hot Springs, So. Dakota, Hlpha Phi Pi, Thespians, Band, Orchestra, Chorus, Drum Majorette in Band. WILLIFIMS, EGRL, Rushville, Nebraska, Delta Pi Sigma. WIRTI-I, JOHN, Chadron, Nebraska, Psi Beta Sigma. Freshmen ig,-fssrg, J 4? ' .... .gf ,,, zz: -, ,..--- -'B' 'H-H-ff, , , - I ' ' - if I X 3 I , 1 ..,- ,X ,R Y v I l l 1' 1 f A222 I .J .Ak H fri. 'T gf' -r W' .J 1' .f E ,Q V4 X. . H is ., , V . A' l38l me fiffa zz ,ggi . A Y-:T . 2- 1 - -Q V I J fl m,s...:v' ' I 1 ,L rf Q ' I4 -' , ' - , M 4 , ' . S, L 1' . V 919 .r -.A , , - 'na .-9 I , -A RQ. I ,D i F, I -if-Mgr 4 5. , - 4 s WILLIHMS, ELSIEg Hay Springs, Nebraska, Y.W,C.Pi. WITTE, PHYLLISg Chaciron, Nebraska, Gamma Chi Omega, Spurs. WRIGHT, DOROTHY, Hay Springs, Nebraska, Hlpha Phi Pi. YHNDH, EVERETTg Chadron, Nebraska, YQUNEY, IOI-IN, Hyannis, Nebraska. OSBOEN, DOI..LYg Gordon, Nebraska. EDWHRDS, DONNHg Ben- kelman, Nebraska. SKHNDORE, VIRGINIFM Redlands, Ca1ifornia,Y.W.C.H. ' l lQ39fl Student Council President - Lois Lenington Vice-President - - Phillip Tierney Secretary - Mary Ellen Bartlett Treasurer - Bernice Gierau The Student Council started the new year by sponsoring the annual Freshman Dress- Up Day. Prizes were given for originality, beauty, and humor. lust before Christmas va- cation, the Student Council together with the Contingent Committee, sponsored an all-school orchestra dance. The Council published the 1942-43 College Directory known as the C Book. The Student Council furnished repre- sentatives on the Calendar and Contingent Committees, who attempted to aid the stu- dents, and to establish closer relations be- tween the faculty and the student body. The Student Council is elected by popular vote ot the student body, and it is the duty of the council to present student problems and ideas to the administration. l4Ul MEMBERS Howard Hdams Robert Pldams Mary Finn Ball Bradford Bartlett Mary Ellen Bartlett Ed Borron Bill Finkey Bernice Gierau Paul Kuxhausen Lois Lenington lack Morton Pirthur Russell Phillip Tierney Wanda lean Wright V v -11. ,, V sd A IZA xg TIO ALPHA PHI PI MEMBERS Hnderson, Mildr-ed Baker, Marguerite Barnes, Barbara Bartlett, Mary Ellen Bass, Rita Beine, Betty Plnn Cunningham, Doris Cushman, Mildred Ermish, Betty lo Forbes, Kelela Mae Hall, Nellie Lou Hass, Frances Henderson, Pauline Hood, lune lohnson, Velma OFFICERS SPONSORS Miss Edith Hilton Miss Bernice Cole Dr. Garnet Larson - Peggy Person - Frances Hass Mary Ellen Bartlett Ke-lela Mae Forbes - Iune Hood Miss Louise Nordness MEMBERS Lawrence, Betty Lou Lenington, Lois Lotspeich, Loy Munshaw, Marjorie Norman, Margaret Norman, Thelma Parsons, Lois Person, Peggy Reeves, Irene Tucker, Virginia Tulloss, Ursula Vaughn, Betty lean Whiteside, Shirley Wright, Dorothy Nell 'A ., N 7 ' ' Y-.f.Llnk4:g,,,, . :. 'lu M- . N .M .fefx 'W Fllpha Phi Pi was organized as the Hlice Free- man 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 Fllice Freeman Palmer was not forgotten, however, as the organization increased in membership and activity. She still remains the ideal and inspiration ol every girl in the sorority. Qlpha Phi Pi members are carefully chosen on the basis of scholarship and character. Its purpose is to foster a spirit of fellowship and loyalty among the members and to work hand in hand with others for the welfare of the college. Girls of this sorority are members in Cardinal Key, Student Council and are listed in Who's Who Hmong Students in Hmerican Colleges and Uni- versities. ln 1942 Miss Theda Mae Lebo gave the lvy Day Plddress. The group also won the inter-sorority sing at the 1942 Ivy Day exercises. Miss Lois Lenington had the honor of being chosen the Blue Key Sweet- heart of 1943. First place in the Blue Key Revue was also won by this organization in 1943. The important social events of the year are the Christmas informal dinner-dance and the spring formal. 87?-5' ff' X if is s GAMMA CHI OMEGA In 3' 5, President - - - LQ Verne Wine Miss Minnie Lichte Vice-President Marjory Moravek Miss Bernie Brien SeCr9rGrY ' ' Ruth Pont Honoimrzr MEMBERS Treasurer ' LMS EVOHS Miss Helen R. Wiiiiems HiSlOTiCI1'1 Barbara Nelson Mrs. Flnri Michael Gamma Chi Omega, the youngest sorority on the campus, was established in 1935, with a charter membership ot sixteen members as one of the womens social sororities. lt main- tains a high standard ot loyalty to the college and the ideals ot the organization. Gamma Chi girls have a Wide range ot in- terests and take a prominent part in extra-cur- ricular activities. Last year, 1942, Miss Bea- trice Boyce Was chosen May Queen, and Miss Helen McCray as Gridiron Queen. Bolden, Ioyce Dooley, Shirley Evans, Lois Guibault, Phoebe Krummel, Irene MEMBERS Mammen, Patricia Moravek, Marjory Murray, Betty Nelson, Barbara Women of the sorority are also members of WHH., Home Economics club, Pi Omega Pi, Y.W.C.l3.,, Spurs club, Student Council, Sigma Tau Delta and are listed in Who's Who in Qmerican Colleges and Universities. important social events during the year in-- cluded the rush party, which was a Collegiate breakfast, the traditional formal Snowball dance and the spring carnival dance, Christ- mas party and annual spring picnic. Pont, Ruth McConnaughey, Lorraine Reed, Marcia Tonkin, Bette Witte, La Verne Witte, Phyllis rn 'Sw T 2 vsifrv' ASX 1 , 1 'kg Q-V g ags? K ff-: 51 Af ,f 4 , iff: N. Sffzffiifwig O it ,, . ,.,v., 4 w, i451 xQg .emu w '54 1 ,F KSN ,ww X w 5 'WI KAPPA TH ETA SIGMA OFFICERS President - - - Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Historian - Lois Brown Lois lean Nelson Mary Howard Elva Strom - Lily Belgum SPONSORS Miss Nelda Schmidt Miss Geneva Taylor Miss Maude Ummel Kappa Theta Sigma was organized in 1925 and has been in the foreground in the work of the various college organizations since that time. The chief endeavor of the group is to encourage loyalty to the college, maintain high social standards, and form lasting friend- ships. The members are prominent participants in other campus and extra-curricular activi- ties. Women of this sorority are included in Cardinal Key, Sigma Tau Delta, Home Eco- nomics Club, and Thespians. The president of Womens Rthletic Rssociation and the Spur Club are both members of Kappa Theta. Outstanding social events ot the year are the rush party, Christmas dinner, informal and formal dances, formal initiation, and installa- tion dinner. Kappa Theta has consistently ranked near the top in scholarship each year. Gertrude Baker Beverly Baker Lily Belgum Marcheta Benedict Lois Brown Hazel Cook Finn Dooley MEMBERS Irene Dooley Margie Franklin Vera Hardt Mary Howard Pauline lacobsen Betty Krumenacker Phyllis Mount l45l Lois lean Nelson Lorraine Nelson Ruth Ross Gwen Schommer Irene Seamonds Gertrude Springer Elva Strom ,..-- QW 5, A J p. yi 'ss W-My-K ,Fam -x -W ,lbw ,gn . In ff: Q Q ? f'ssg' W H A Rim-' iw E NWWQE? my E Hman EQH nm EBSMEKEEK E an O ' o W Q 5551 W 3 HE -Q Q vga am xg OOO Mcllndrew, President - Vice-President Treasurer - Secretary - Rush Chairman OFFICERS ZETA ALPHA - - Dorothy lane Ross Mary Finn Ball Bernice Gierau - Boneitct Mcflndrew Mary lane Schaefer SPONSOR Miss Ethel l... Delzell HONORRRY MEMBERS Miss Rita Fltkinson Miss Irene Faulcler Mrs. Ruby Rrmstrong Mrs. Rnna Curtis Flnclerson, Elaine Flndrews, Edith Flnctrews, Helen Ball, Mary Hnn Bruner, Kathryn Drury, Maxine Gierau, Bernice Hampton, Hope Hartman, Carol Iacoby, Eloise Kopac, Tracy MEMBERS Phyllis Patrick Boneita Miller, Ruth Parnell, Betty D Patrick, Phyllis Ross, Dorothy lane Schaefer, Mary lane Skinkle, lean White, Ruth Wyatt White, Shirley Wirth, Ruth Wright, Wanda lean The Zeta Qlpha Sorority is the oldest Greek letter organization on the campus, having been organized in 1917. Zeta Hlpha promotes the ideals of scholarship, character, leadership, service, and fellowship among the members and on the campus. Members of the sorority are prominent in all campus activities. The president of Pi Omega Pi, Sigma Tau Delta, Y.W.C.Fl., and Cardinal Key are members of Zeta Pllpha. Women of this sorority are members oi Card- inal Key, Student Council, and are listed in Whos Who Hmong Students in Hmerican Col- leges and Universities. Hmong their social events of the year are the rush party, pledge dinner, Christmas party, informal and formal dances, and a Mothers Day picnic. DELTA PI SIGMA From a charter membership of thirteen at the time of the organization in l928, the Delta Pi Sigma Fraternity has in- creased to an active membership of forty-six. The iraternity's ideals, scholarship, fellowship, sportsmanship, and loyalty to the group and the school serve as a guide in the choice of members and have been instrumental in obtaining and main- taining the high position on the campus of which the frater- nity is proud. The members are prominent participants in other organ- izations and extra-curricular activities. Delta Pi Sigma has Won the lvy Day Sing twice in the last iour years. Having Won the Blue Key Revue for the third time in 1942, the Delta Pi's are now the permanent possessors of that trophy. From the ranks ol Delta Pi, come members ol the Student Council, Blue Key, Sigma Tau Delta, Pi Kappa Delta, Lambda Delta Lambda, Delta Nu Epsilon, Pi Omega Pi, and also the President of both the Freshman and Senior Classes, Industrial Hrts Guild, Campus Thespians. Members of Delta Pi Sigma Were also selected tor listing in Whos Who Hmong Students in Plmerican Colleges and Universities. i501 MEMBERS President - Vice-President Treasurer - Secretary V Sergeant-at-Rrms Historian - Rdcuns, Howard Rdams, Robert Flnderson, Gerald Ballinger, lack Bartlett, Bradford Berry, David Betts, Buford Boyce, Iames Calvert, Richard Cavender, Kenneth OFFICERS Roger Strockey Lawrence Tillman - Paul Fowler - Don Covic Walter Bastron David Kauffman SPONSORS Mr. Curtis Wilson Mr. David B, McCulley HONORHRY MEMBERS Mr. Shorty Powers Lt. Chester Hunt Cliitwood, Kenneth Cook, Harry Covic, Don Datus, Donald Diercks, William Eaton, Gene Erickson, Warren Faulk, Don French, Iames Fowler, Paul Fuhr-er, Frank Heath, Ierry Higley, Rex Hruza, Rodney Iaggers, Robert Kauffman, David Kearney, Phillip Kuxhausen, Leo Kuxhausen, Paul Manning, Iames McConaughey, Lyle Miller, Robert Mitchell, Donald Mock, Carleton Russell, Hrthur Steck, Hrden Strockey, Roger Tierney, Phillip Tillman, Lawrence Wheeler, Gerald Williams, Earl PSI Hbernathy, Kyle Fllcorn, Gene Bauman, Bob Borron, Ed Borton, Dick Buftington, Iohn Davis, Ronald Finkey, Bill Finney, Bill Grantham, Don Green, Neal Harnick, George Hedberg, Charles Hoffman, Dwaine Iohansen, Willard Iohnson, Bob Krul, Hlbert Lnenicka, Bill Millar, Hllen Moore, Francis Morton, George Muldoon, Pat Oltmanns, Henry Ormesher, Walter Patrick, Bob Peters, Louis Pont, Howard Reitz, Dick Rickenbach, Don Ryan, Charles Shannon, Dewitt Snook, Delbert Strom, Henry Wirth, Iohn 7 f it OFFICERS President - - - George Morton Vice-President - Henry Oltrnanns Treasurer - - Delbert Snook Secretary - Dewitt Shannon Custodian - - Hlbert Krul Sergeant at Firms - - Walt Ormesher The Psi Beta Sigma Fraternity was estab- lished in l928 to further the purposes of ath- letics, scholarship, and school spirit among its members and on the campus. Hlthough many of its members had been called into service including its President, Vice- BETA SIGMA SPONSORS Dr. F. F. Harrington Mr, E. Tripp Michael President, and Treasurer, the Psi Betas have still carried on in the activities of the school. The record of its activities during the past year shows that the ideals tor which it stands have not been forgotten. Its members are prom- inent in dramatics, music, and both intramural and varsity athletics. ul A X 5? , t B! T l if BLUE KEY National Honor Fraternity SPONSORS Mr. E. L. Rouse Dr. Dwight Curtis MEMBERS K GQ BLUE . 'EY NA-f 'l e KIMQ' paif-Eng.-ry Bradford Bartlett 'R lames French Paul Fowler lack Morton Dewitt Shannon Roger Strockey Ftrthur Russell OFFICERS PreSiClGr1l - - - Iames R. French Vice-President - - - Bradford L. Bartlett Secretary'Tre-asurer - - Roger Srrockey Corresponding Secretary - Robert Pldams Qlumni Secretary - Rrthur Russell Blue Key National Honor Fraternity had its his greatest challenge. It is the highest honor origin on this campus in the year 1932. Since a man can receive on this college campus. that time its activities and accomplishments The membership of this Organization is have been many. One of the new activities lor made up of men who are responsible leaders, the past year has been the sponsoring ol as- who rank high SChO1GS,dCGHY and who live so Sembll' pfogmms OH Shemale Wednesdays' as to reflect credit upon Chadron State Teach- H spirit of cooperation on the part of the en- ers College. tire student body has enabled Blue Key to The War has Caused its membership to de- further its purposes Us G Smctly Service Or' crease but those who were able to remain for gcmimlion' the larger part ot the year have carried on Election to Blue Key ollers a college man very well. ' ' 'O I :.f2'5ZgZf,'5': N.,,?,35,,.Q. ,Ea H rzfaajg-,db .df 1?-'a9,4f?-rg. ,f?f13e:'5f 5.,5 'J:'zP1', .-' 'Ar'-4 . 5,-,fp-,,-s-1, ','iuf.9 ,f,-fe.-,g. ,..g..-:... . :13fZ'f1ffq,1-2:f:+v2 .,f':vgvg:af ed - 52-f:1'2. -'E'-32 we-1'f l 5'.'P141ff2'-rf - 'rn' ',-fm-.eye-at I CARDI NAL KEY National Honor Sorority Mary Finn Ball Bernice Gierau Rose Hoevet Pauline Iacobsen Lois Lenington MEMBERS Ruth Miller Lois lean Nelson Peggy Person Ursula Tulloss Wanda lean Wright gf f t ffl 4 CA LEIAL HEY 'l r ' 3 lg NATIONAL Otiq A SGQORWY ' OFFICERS President - - - Mary Hnn Ball Vice-President Bernice Gierau Treasurer - Lois Lenington Secretary - Ursula Tulloss Historian - - Pauline Iacobsen SPONSORS Miss Garnet Larson Miss Margaret Lister ln 1938, a charter was granted to the Chadron Chapter ol Cardinal Key National Honor Sorority. The members are young Women ot senior college rank who have shown outstanding character, high scholarship, and who are definitely leaders among college Women. They must be active in the social 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 re- gard their selection to membership as a challenge to service. This year Cardinal Key has been especially ac- tive. lt has sponsored its annual chili supper, Waffle supper, all-college dance, Christmas carol sing, and honor roll party tor Women. In addition, Car- dinal Key cooperated in the sponsorship ol chapel programs, Freshman Day, and the Ivy Day pro- gram. The purpose of this group is to Cooperate with the faculty and the student body in promoting a greater interest in scholarship and student fellow- ship. l54l I 'Yi LAMBDA DELTA LAMBDA s f Z I QF OFFICERS Pre ldent ---- Robert Hdarus Vice President - Dewitt Shannon Secretary G Treasurer - Hazel Cook HONORHRY MEMBERS Dr. Eugene M. Berry Mr. E, Tripp Michael Mr. Edgar R. Wright Mr. Fllbert Potter SPONSORS Dr. L. V, Ptndrews Mis:-4 Minnie lf. Lichtc CHQRTER MEMBERS Dr. L. V. Hndrews Miss Minnie E. Lichte Mr. Charles W. Philpott 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 fraternity has devoted itself to fur- thering interest in the study of Chemistry and Physics and to promoting scholarship in these subjects. Its activities include field trips to points of scientific interest, together with edu- cational lectures, and the spring steak fry. Pidams, Robert Fldarns, Howard Plndr-ews, Edith Beine, Betty Ptnn Cook, Hazel French, Iames Lnenicka, Bill Moore, Francis MEMBERS Olson, Gordon Potter, Hlbert Person, Peggy Russell, Flrthur Shannon, Dewitt Snook, Delbert Strockey, Roger M Q ii . H ...f fist fi - ehkiga ss ' s--,tg vt,- 'X-st'?:-J, f. ,f A as A-1 ' PI OMEGA PI OFFICERS President - - - Eloise Iacoby Vice-President Bradford Bartlett Secretary-Treasurer Lois Lenington Historian - - - - Mary Finn Ball MEMBERS Mary Hnn Ball Bradford Bartlett Mary Ellen Bartlett Rose Hoevet Eloise Iacoby Lois Lenington Mary lane Schaefer HONORHRY MEMBERS President Emeritus Elliott Mr. Carl Hnderson Miss Margaret Lister Miss Dorothy Uhl if A yff jg Ruth Wirth fl ,iffun ilyvljffjyp-fr!! ,- - .T . , . WMV if P1 Omega Pi, national honorary commer- ' f 'Ywpffl 1- cial fraternity, was established in the spring of 1923 of the Northeast Missouri State Teach- ers College at Kirksville, Missouri. Pllpha Theta, the local chapter, was organized in May of 1938 with seventeen members, Miss Maude Ummel, sponsor, is a member of Beta Chapter, Maryville, Missouri. Membership in the fraternity is limited to upper classmen of high scholastic standing. Thirty-eight names are on the Hlpha Theta membership record. The purpose of the organization is to foster scholarship, increase interest in the commer- cial teaching field, and bring about a closer association between students, faculty, and business men and women in the community. Ptwards are given by the Hlpha Theta Chapter to the high school typewriting students excel- ling in accuracy and speed. H fraternity key is given to an incoming member who is high in scholarship, attitude, leadership, and per- sonality. ,fr p l 75 1' fQ ji: -,J ' if males? eel' PI KAPPA DELTA OFFICERS MEMBERS President - - Donald M. Mitchell Dongld M, Mitchell Vice-President - Phillip Tierney Edwin Bofmn Secretary 6 Treasurer e - Paul Fowler Phillip Tierney Historian - - - Edwin Borron SPONSOR Miss l-l. R. Williams The Nebraska Eta Chapter ot Pi Kappa Delta was granted a charter in May, l938, and still retains the distinction ot 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 ot Pi Kappa Delta. ln iormer years the Fraternity has been interested in inter-collegiate debate. This Don Richenbach Paul Fowler year, however, due to gas and tire rationing, the trips Were seriously curtailed. The Frater- nity keeps up interest by sponsoring Saturday night dances. Qlso the Fraternity put on a chapel pro- gram, The High School debate tourney held annually was cancelled this year because oi war conditions. Members are especially interested and ac- tive in all campus groups such as Student Council, Blue Key, Sigma Tau Delta and Delta Nu Epsilon. ik WW?- 1?-an Mary Hnn Ball Bradford Bartlett Lily Belgum Harry Cook Paul Fowler Rose Hoevet David Kauffman Tracy Kopac SIGMA f f 'se sf I S 2 2 S S 3 H J sniff MEMBERS Fillen Millar Ruth Miller Marjory Moravek George Morton Robert Norman Gwen Schornmer Phillip Tierney LaVerne Witte Betty Lou Lawrence SPONSORS Miss Lucy M, Clark Dr. Garnet Larson TAU DELTA OFFICERS President - - - Ruth Miller Vice-President - David Kauffman Secretary - - Phillip Tierney Treasurer - Betty Lou Lawrence Sigma Beta Chapter of Sigma Tau Delta national honorary English fraternity, was granted to the college on March 15, l9Z9. The words Sigma Tau Delta are the initial letters in Greek of the English words symbolizing sincerity, truth, and design. The aim of this organization is to advance the study of the chief literary masterpieces, promote the Inas- tery of Written expression, encourage worth- while reading, and foster a spirit of good fel- lowship among students specializing in the English language and literature. Majors and minors in English are elected to membership on the basis of scholarship. The national constitution specifies that not more than twenty-five members may be admitted to a chapter. Before initiation each pledge must fulfill a publication requirement of one thou- sand words. DELTA NU EPSILON Delta Nu Epsilon is an honorary mathe- matics fraternity. Membership is reserved for students who have completed eight hours in mathematics with honor grades and for stu- dents majoring or minoring in this field. The purpose of Delta Nu Epsilon is to pro- mote an interest in mathematics and its rela- tion to science and industry. Meetings are given over to reports present- ed by members on topics of mathematical interest. MEMBERS Howard Hdams Bob Hdams Rex Coffee Bill Einkey Iames French Neal Green Opal Gunderson ferry Heath Gene Kauffman William Lnenicka Peggy Person Don Rickenbach Roger Strockey Lawrence Tillman SPONSOR OFFICERS Dr. Eugene M. Berry President - - - Gene Kauffman Vice-President - Peggy Person HONORHRY MEMBER Business Manager Don Rickenbach Dr, Lyle V, Ptndrew-3 W--r l59l gym A-9 5 .rims Q E sn, E is it s 1 in , 2 HOME ECONOMICS CLUB The Home Economics Club has been func- tioning in this college since l93U. lt is affil- iated with Qmerican Home Economics Ftsso- ciation. Hny girl taking one of the Home Eco- nomics courses is eligible for membership in the club. The objectives of the club are to promote friendship among the girls, to unite the et- forts of the members on one service activity during the year, and to provide further home economics activity throughout the state and nation. Meetings, which are held once a month, are social as well as business. The big social event ot the year is the annual Christmas dinner. OFFICERS President ---- Ursula Tulloss Vice-President Wanda lean Wright Secretary - - Helen Hndrews Treasurer - - - Mary Iohnson SPONSORS Miss Ethel Delzell Miss Berniece Brien MEMBERS Helen Ptndrews Edith Hndrews Kathryn Bruner Gertrude Baker Beverly Barker Irene Dooley Lois Evans Hope Hampton Iune Hood Carol Hartman Frances Hass Pauline Henderson Pauline Iacobsen Eloise Iacoby Tracy Kopac Kathryn Kostas Lola Kudrna Loy Lotspiech Marjorie Moravek Bernice Newland Loraine Nelson Thelma Norman Betty Parnell Wilma Swallow Ursula Tulloss Ruth Wirth Shirley White Wanda lean Wright ' Mary Iohnson Ruth Wyatt L ': ' 5 ii? ' . Q, ll ggi? 1 Al ' I ,Z , -:-: -- .. , i t , , it, , fads T ll ': ' ,,. ' . 75,5 its 4 1 'T Q - ' ' fi.. i., .. , V1 Ftivf -L ti, , L ' I 1 i l 'ln' E' t ' ey ' l 1' .':' .,. :' ..'.,- ,.., 2 ,N llzl ' J ,,,, .,.: ..,. , ,I . ., .:.,., . , 34, l5U,t it .-,-J ff pimms XM COLLEGE CHORUS The academic year, l94Z-43 brings to a close the tenth season of choral activity. Start- ing in the tall of l932 as a college curricular elective, without any Well defined plan of wide publicity, the organization soon gave evidence that it had what it takes to make a successful concert group. Much credit for the launching of the course is due to the registrar, Miss Sophia Uhlken, for her enthusiastic collabora- tion in providing suitable class periods for re- hearsals, etc. The first concert tour was a very modest one. Hinsworth was the most remote point from the campus in May of 1933. The yearly growth of the chorus was rapid and had there been room in the rehearsal studio it could easily have reached one hun- dred members or more. The average for a number of years was eighty. Nine trips to Denver and KOR were made each May in Music Week. Rt KOR the chorus ranks among the highest on that stations list of choral broadcasting units. Tours into the Black Hills as far as Spearfish have been made at various times. For three successive seasons the Rapid City Chamber ot Commerce sponsored the chorus at the annual auto- mobile show there and in addition provided a splendid banquet at the Pllex lohnson Hotel. The city of Rlliance invited the chorus to give an entire program at the time of the dedica- tion of the new civic auditorium. The college as well as the chorus itself can take pride in the desirable publicity and prestige achieved in the past ten years. GIRLS Ball, Mary Hnn Barn-es, Barbara Belgum, Lily Cook, Hazel Drury, Maxine Eckert, Hda Mae Ermish, Betty Evans, Lois Franklin, Margie Gierau, Bernice Hartman, Carol Hass, Frances Henderson, Pauline Hood, lune Iacobsen, Pauline lacoby, Eloise Krumenach-er, Betty Laue, Lila Mae Lenington, Lois Lesher, Marion Mackrill, Grace Mcllndrews, Bonita Miller, Ruth Pont, Ruth Ross, Dorothy lane Strom, Elva Tonkin, Bette Tulloss, Ursula Whiteside, Shirley Wright, Wanda lean BOYS Berry, David Cook, Harry Eaton, Gene Fowler, Paul French, Iames Fuhrer, Frank Heath, Ierry Higley, Rex Kearney, Phil Kuxhausen, Leo Kuxhausen, Paul Norman, Robert Patrick, Robert Russell, Hrthur Schultz, Robert Sherrerd, Marvin Spencer, Ralph Wheeler, Gerald Nelson, Lois lean Newland, Bernice Patrick, Phyllis Loss in personnel due to war and other causes has brought the enrollment down to thirty-eight, the small- est in the history of the organization. Regular attend- ance at rehearsals has been maintained at the usual high level, which, in view ot present conditions, is highly commendable. s r is 1 1-E H amass V it A I , -:win My ..H 'wi 'Q W rm. -I .is .Wy .,,,. ,4 W me is-f , 9? if Sin Ball, Mary Hnn Barnes, Barbara Bartlett, Mary Ellen Beine, Betty Flnn Berry, David Berry, Hazel Boyd, Iames Carley, Gordon Cook, Harry Cook, Hazel Davis, Ronald Erickson, Duke Forbes, Kelela Fowler, Paul Franklin, Marjorie ORCPESTRA Barker, Beverly Berry, David Cook, Harry Cook, Hazel Erickson, Duke Ermish, Bette Gierau, Donna Hampton, Hope Housh, Donald Hoevet, Rose Iohnson, Bob Kauffman, David Kuhre, Leonard Kuxhausen, Leo Kuxhausen, Paul Laue, Lila Lenington, Elaine Mackrill, Grace McConaughey, Lyle McDill, Louise Oltmanns, Henry Pont, Ruth Schulz, Bob Vaughn, Betty Wheeler, Gerald White, Shirley Wright, Shirley I52l BHND MEMBERS Hamik, George Hardt, Vera Housh, Donald Henderson, Pauline Higley, Rex Iohansen, Willard Iohnson, Bob Ion-es, Harvey Kauffman, David Kearney, Phil Krumenacker, Betty Kuhre, Leonard Kuxhausen, Leo Kuxhausen, Paul Lesher, Marion BAND The activities of the College Band have been somwhat limited this year because ot the changes in membership caused by the war. However, the Band has given five public perform- ances and its work is highly commend- able. Leninglon, Lois Mammen, Pat McConaughey, Lyle Millar, Flllen Newland, Betty Palmer, Gerald Russell, Flrthur Shannon, Dewitt Schulz, Bob Steck, Qrden Tonkin, Betty White, Shirley Whiteside, Shirley Wheeler, Gerald Wirth, Iohn is THE EAGLE Editor - - Hssistarit Editor Business Manager Society - - Departmental News Qdministraiive Offices Soldier News - - Filumni - - - Ftbout Town - - Typist - Director The Eagle, the College newspaper, is pub- lished bi-weekly by students in the class of journalism whose work is supplemented by news stories and articles contributed by stu- dents in other writing courses. The work is done under the direction of Miss Lucy Clark, head of the English Department. Besides the writing of news and interviews, students have helped to keep an alumni tile, the Soldier Bos- ter, and a tile of the students in attendance this year. The last was used by the Student Council in compiling their C Book this year. The Eagle has been mailed free to every soldier, marine, Navy man, WQHC, and WHVE who are former students of the College. The Ftthletics CS Industrial Flrts THE STHFF Ruth Miller Hllen Millar - Harry Cook Dorothy lane Ross e Lois Brown La Verne Witte Bob Patrick Guild - Gene Eaton - Mrs. Laurenz Betty Lou Lawrence - Hazel Cook Miss Lucy Clark Post Office Department, relatives of the serv- ice folk, faculty, and students, as well as the service people themselves, notify members of the Staff when an address is changed or when another person is inducted. ln this way former students are kept in touch with the school. The letters received from persons in service express the deepest appreciation of the work of the Staff. Besides reporters and contributors, Ruth Miller, as Student editor, Hllen Millar, as asso- ciate editor, I-larry Cook, business manager, and Hazel Cook, typist and keeper of the files, have been especially helpful in keeping up the work and spirit of the paper. Bartlett, Bradford Belgum, Lily Berry, David Borron, Ed Cook, Harry Drury, Maxine Eckert, Hcla Mae Fowler, Paul Fuhrer, Frank Hamick, George Hampton, Hope Heath, Ierry CAMPUS THESPIANS MEMBERS Higley, Rex Howard, Mary Iacobsen, lohansen, Kauffman Lawrence, Lotspeich, Pauline Willard David Betty Lou Loy Mackrill, Grace Miller, Ruth Mitchell, Don Mock, Carleton Morton, Georg-e Norman, Margaret Norman, Robert Norman, Thelma Parnell, Betty Parsons, Lois Remillard, Robert Spracklin, Marvin Starkey, Bob Tierney, Phillip Tulloss, Ursula White, Shirley Whiteside, Shirley l54l OFFICERS Pregident - - - - Robert lx:Ol'ITtCII'1 Vice-President - - - George Morton Secretary - - Betty Lou Lawrence 'Q :T Treasurer - David Kauffman ' ' Historian - - - Ruth Miller SPONSOR S Miss Helen Hovene Williams The Campus Thespians were organized to promote interest in the theatre on the campus. They participate in the all-college play in the Fall and entirely sponsor the Spring play, In the Fall, the play Tommy, was taken to Fort Robinson and presented for the sol- diers. ,Q Membership in the organization is based upon dramatic talent. The first social event ot the year is the formal initiation of new members. One ot the outstanding social events of the season was the Costume Ball given February l2. The season closes in the spring with a formal May dinner tor the installation ot officers and presentation of prize awards. rm V77 xii' yur fail.-QI WQ W. A. A. i551 OFFICERS President - Pauline Icicobsen Vice-President - - Dorothy Icme Ross Treasurer - - - Lois Evcms Secretciry - Lois Iecm Nelson SPONSOR Miss Fldeluide Miller Elaine Hnderson Mary Hnn Ball Betty Plnn B-eine Lily Belgum Lois Brown Katherine Bruner Lois Evans MEMBERS Bernice Gierau Hope Hampton Carol Hartman Mary Howard Pauline Iacobsen Kathryn Kostas Marjory Moravek Lois lean Nelson Lorraine Nelson Bette Parnell Dorothy lane Ross Ruth Ross lean Skinkle Elva Strom Ruth Wyatt White The purpose of W.Fl.Fl. is to promote a high physical efficiency among the women of the college by fostering an interest in athletic ac- tivities and to create a spirit of good sports- manship and fellowship. Some of the social activities engaged in were the annual Gypsy Trail, Informal initia- tion, the Speed ball banquet, where new mem- bers are formally initiated and the climaxing event-a week end at the State park. This year the club has redecorated their club room in the gym and so it is one of the few organizations on the campus to have a room of its own. The organization sponsors tournaments in ring tennis, ping pong, tennis, and swimming. There are class tournaments in speedball, vol- leyball, basketball, and kittenball. Two girls have received their honor sweater awards this year-Pauline Iacobsen and Mary Hnn Ball. Other sweater wearers are Dorothy Iane Ross and Kathryn Bruner. Y. W. C. A. OFFICERS President - - - Helen Plndrews Vice-President - Ruth Miller Treasurer - Rose Hoevet Secretary ---- Hazel Cook CHBINET MEMBERS Edith Flndrews Lily Belgum Marcheta Benedict Fllta Fox Eloise Iacoby Marjorie Munshaw SPONSORS Miss Hazel Reynolds Miss Maude Ummel MEMBERS Marguerite Ptllen Betty Ptnderson Edith Hndrews Helen illnclrews Gertrude Baker Beverly Barker Mary Ellen Bartlett Lily Belgum Marcheta Benedict Hazel Cook Gwen Cooper Dorothy De Nayer lean Ellen Drinkwater Fllta Fox lean Hansen Rose Hoevet Dorothy Hoffman La Donna Horner Mary Howard Eloise Iacoby Mable Iensen Bernice Keeney Ruth Miller Marjorie Moravek Phyllis Mount Marjorie Munshaw Barbara Nelson Doris Neubauer Shiela Newbauer Dolly Osborn Dorothy Richmond Evelyn Smith Hazel Tinkham LaRue Williams The Young Women's Christian Ptssociation is a service organization open to all girls on the campus. lt strives to contribute to the religious and social development of young college women. Through our loi-monthly meetings We endeavor to help our young women realize and carry their re- sponsibility as students and citizens. One meeting night each month is given over to Red Cross work. The Y. W. C. Pl. sponsors an all college reception on Freshman Day, a marshmallow sing for all college girls, a Christmas program, and the annual spring banquet. ln cooperation with other organizations the Y. W. C. Pt. this year sponsored a Religious Emphasis Week on the campus in December. lt is customary tor Y. W. C. H. delegates to attend a Christian Student Movement conference in the spring. l58l XT SPURS JKIIINIES' . , 'im dll' lu I qi, BRN I9 hx atgfl ,ru fl itll, . ' 'l , I QT - li M' A 1 1 OFFICERS President - - - - Lily Belgum Vice-President - - - Qda Mae Eckert Secretary-Treasurer - - - Lois lean Nelson Sponsor - - Miss Qdelaide H. Miller Belgum, Lily Bolden, Ioyce Brown, Lois Bruner, Kathryn Drury, Maxine Evans, Lois Eckert, Hda Mae Gierau, Bernice Guibault, Phoebe Hall, Nellie Lou Hampton, Hope Spurs, organized in 1941, as the girl's pep organization on the campus. The aim of this club is to develop and stimulate school spirit and fellowship among the students. Member- CHEER LEL'-IDERS Marjorie Munshaw Betty Vaughn Betty Parnell MEMBERS Hartman, Carol Hass, Frances Henderson, Pauline Howard, Mary Iohnson, Mary Kopac, Tracy Kostos, Kathryn McConaughey, Lorraine Moravek, Marjory Munshaw, Marjorie Nelson, Lois lean ship is made up of representatives from the dents. four sororities, as well as a few non-sorority girls. l59l Parnell, Betty Persons, Peggy Pont, Ruth Ross, Dorothy lane Schaefer, Mary lane Springer, Gertrude Tonkin, Betty Tulloss, Ursula Wirth, Ruth Witte, LaVerne Witte, Phyllis Spurs attend all athletic affairs in a uni form loody. This year, the club helped to sponsor the Bonfire Rally on C hill and sun set dances for the entertainment of the stu INDUSTRIAL ARTS GUILD OF I943 President - Secretary-Treasurer Sergeant at Hrms OFFICERS SPONSOR Mrs. H. Q. Snidow MEMBERS Qnderson, Ierry Corley, Gordon Covic, Don Eaton, Gene French, Iames Heath, Ierry loggers, Robert Oltmanns, Henry Ryan, Charles Spracklin, Marvin - Ierry Heath Henry Oltmanns Iames French 4 IVUI FEE IE Cl Quo ... .H 33633255532 2:1185 QQ.'U'52o's:9fcro-gfnob' lOQ00cu:SOmmQ E0 uma.. :T OQEHU, ':4,5.s.5' Egg- 5:1s:F 5 '5D'.QSl:m gQsOEQ9O5isv5 9,B'E'S-:v::5'9,: ,UR 39 -LQgS:,-f.fD5.E'r',,'j5'.-,HD ESQ O3325mm3e egggdgdfoo' Uma 55 uarshifsfain Osesgosgegags Bfvgimmiuigi. 5 Q B gow o ,.. s.9,t2f'+v5ws5QS5w N H-SEDQQ Elmo QQEUUJOED-QQ - :Zi-C' 1Q,9-.Q 'U Oowsvssmsissg P:EcD'Pkf:oQrDcDrnff'. The Guild was organized in 1935, and during the period ot its existence an imposing list ot alumni has been built up. They are found in import- ant positions in Hawaii, South Hmer- ica, and in branches of the armed forces. The purpose of the Guild is to pro- mote an interest in industrial arts and related work. It does this through reg- ular meetings, sponsoring exhibits of work ot members and other students, excursions and supervised tours ot in- dustries, manufacture oi products tor sale, and other Worthy means. lt is the policy of the Guild to take several educational trips each year. Due to the war and gas rationing no trips were made this year. In the past three years, however, trips have been made to Denver, Cheyenne, Speariish, and Pine Ridge. Each spring an Industrial Qrts Fair is held which creates an interest among students and townspeople. The Guild publishes a bi-monthly magazine, The Hrtisicrn. which is sent to all active alumni and honorary members of the organization. In this Way the organization keeps live con- tact with all members and organiza- tions in other colleges. wi-as '13 Wiki! 3425- :. A if f ,,-f 1,' AW, . -A 'ef sum n v, L :yy '-f M 'ru '+ Haw -'33-vl'3 msn. Q-'rfa 4 Y mme ' -em ies.: mf 1-.fs m,aw,.s1'r mziwaxw fm' f 5 any at :Mm Wifi' I-wa: 'S Hb 1 'T ' 6-. 0 ,, . ,A ,, ,. ', v 4, - TM ' - - nga w 4 F, L. --.W f,,,, A 5'-'-v-vf., J., ' 11' W -u wx' 'QW-Mbna .-1. -'N Inn Q1 Ima .N g, Nm. X LA' 1 r, an 'A y. YH.. V! ,,. QI . B ,n M V . ,. T -f '1 :M x un ' , .L , ,lf ,fl fx. 3 -5 f j Q.,--c K . X f ' ' .J 5-.J Q v 5 1 1 : 'i V1 t- , 1 Y h rv un Ja E 6 6 EJ Q i 5 5 5 5 Nl sl id 4 9 6 V Y , .- 1 if ' 5 , , . THLETIC hr FOOTBALL With eleven returning lettermen and the best freshmen prospects in years, Coach Ross Plrrnstrongs Eagles won tour out of a tive game schedule. Nine of the twenty-two let- terrnen were playing their first year of col- lege football. The Eagles got off to a flying start alter only three weeks practice to crush Spearfish Teachers 26-O. Chadron scored in all tour periods with Dutch Eastron and three fresh- men, Richard Calvert, Paul Kuxhausen, and Big Fred Lawrence going over for touchdowns. Speartish never threatened the Chadron goal. This was the only game to be held on Elliot Field this year. Two Weeks later, the Eagles traveled to wer' 1 S f KH., n V If ik l Nwllf.-i iwlrf' V ' . ' - f l'fl5 f C- ---l l' 5 --:4...'.tEs.t1s.ma:af t N fl id. f it-1, pe: . , ELM 1. ' A' ' , t Eff'?f?.. N- y ww N uM,,.-0,34 ,LI. wi ': 5 ' , .45 ' fr.,--, ' '-1 5-Ui? Z?iG9:fIw?5 33E..12 L, ,., + Q t. . ,,, .rs:,-5- --Af 1 ,,,,i3g'g,,f, :sang f,.5i22-fa.fgf1...f1-LQ V-' -. App--+,Q.s:f'fIf,f . ,,-., --g -fa-113: 4. 'A - fy fx, -Z if-'H '.:-c?E1r--'xg W, .. Iii,-.lm ,., .4 f- all: 11 11 Q' 555 lter Bastron , ,.,, Back Paul Kuxhausen ,..,, Back Francis Moor-e ........A. Back Fred Lawrence 7,.,.,.. Back Bob Patrick ..... Center Ormesher .Guard Peru Where they were defeated ill-U. The Eagles lacked fire and drive throughout the game. This was one of those days when any- thing you tried did not Work. End Bill Diercks was the standout for the Eagles. Chadron proved too strong tor Speartish a second time by a score of 13-U. Snow and Don Rickenback ..., Guard cold slowed the Eagles down so that they could do Very little. On an end around pass, Diercks to Bastron, Chadron scored from the 4U yard line. Eullback Bud Lawrence drove through tackle to run 80 yards for a touch- down, crossing the goal line standing up. Traveling to Greeley, the following week, Gene Hlcorn ......,.,. Tackle Ierry Heath, .......,, Tackle Bob Bauman ,,,,,, , ,,,, End Ed Barron ,,,,, ,,,, A A 4,,, End Bill Chadron Won 6-U. The first half was played between the thirty yard lines with neither The third quarter was much the same as the first halt with the Eagles holding little the edge. In the fourth quarter, Bastron threw a long pass to team holding an advantage. End Bob Bauman who was downed on the five yard line. On the next play, the Bastron to Bauman combination clicked again with Bauman slipping over the goal for the only score of the game. lt was against the Kearney Plntelopes that the Chadron Eagles showed their true colors by winning a 13-7 victory from the heavily fa- vored Kearney tearn. The Chadron line seemed to be playing in the Kearney back- Bichard Calvert ,,,,,,,, Back lack Morton ...,,.. Cer sf-q-f ' qi: ' RA. fQ'vI-4 12,4 wt' ' 'Q thy, ' Af. QU lf!-pw-f1ifAZ'b:f q I --ll? 5 S 'ij Vlgmqk' il? , Sit' QA Dick Borton ,.A,,,,,,,,, Tackle Paul Voss ...,.,.......... Guard Hllan Millar ..,... Guard held most ol the alternoon Wllh Tackle Ierry Heath Guard Walt Ormesher and End Bolo Bauman domg yeoman work for the Eagles Bauman was the htth man 1n the Kearney backheld stoppmg everythmg that came hls way and a lot that dtdnt as he dld at Gree ley Bastron and Lawrence ran through the 'ff ra pq 1 'fr l7l lme and around end to score Chadron polnts Tl'l1S game wound up the football careers of two semors Center Bob Patmck and Tackle Ierry Heath Many others played the1r last game at least unttl after the war but we be heve that Coach Flrmstrongs next football season wlll be as successful as th1s Coffee ,,,,, Back Phil Kearney., ,, ., Back Bill Finkey ,.,,,,,....l.,. Back Bill Finney .......vV..,,,.,,. End Kenneth Cl'1ilWOOCl End B ff f 'flaw' at hm QM pf ' ' V A f E-mfg W S? la A 1 53 ' ' . . B ' E 'nl' 'Nl iff, li an g v l Z Q W M t B new r we 'l vi - - W In 1 ,mt l ,' A ,A 1 'V ' h 'M is f wwf: 7 BASKETBALL Ross Plrmstror1g's Eagle Basketballers were out short ot what promised to be a very suc- cessful season, because of the gas and tire rationing. Five returning lettermen were on hand to start the season-Bob Bauman, Kyle Plbernathy, Lawrence Tillman, Henry Olt- manns, and Donald Datus. The Eagles played two games, both with the soldiers at Port Rob- inson in which they proved themselves far superior. With basketball discontinued for the year, Coach Hrmstrong turned his efforts toward an intense Physical Education program. Intra- mural basketball, boxing, swimming, hand- ball, table tennis, along with the calisthenics, were a part ot the program. wggmmrf - : ' .W if vf W ,AF S I Q if K Q x' 5 ,- A fe. 9 V ma 1 Q IQ E s 5 Y A R '3, ik vm kiwi , , 5 is-A515 :1 fm : :R i If iff 1 I , 4 f W 'Rx 'Q ,':'- sz Grey-don L. Nichols Afforney-af-Law Q ABOVE SCOTTS SHOE STORE CONOCO SERVICE STATION C. A. ALLEN, LESSEE Friendly Service 4th 8. Main Chadro Praudfit Lumber Co. LUMBER AND COAL QUALITY-SERVICE GREETINGS to the Graduates THIELE DRUG AND IEWELRY I Phone 300 144 King St. All ce, Nebr. 1847 Rogers Bros. Silver Alliance, Nebraska Keepsake Diamonds Hamilton Waltham Elgin Watches You name it Complimenfs of Teddy Bear Bar if Soft D' k Wines-Liqu --B Hren't we cute The Style Shop WOMEN'S DRESSES ByerIy's Bakery Full Line BAKERY GOODS AND CANDIES and EAT PERFECTION BREADS ACCESSORIES Phone 420 Phone 22 Chadron, Nebr. H+ , A I I 11714 fi I AI in if--f -f ,- -5- mg - , I I I fee'-A-ffm WI . ' I- Iv I II' ' 1 ' I ,,, . I, . If II. I QIIIIIIII' Ig' Il: E ffl J li' WQIch the birdie PACE THEATRE AIR CONDITIONED-WESTERN ELECTRI MIRROPl-IONIC SOUND LATEST IN PICTURES Meef You af fhe Pace Friendship- lucky dog CHADRON JOURNAL l 884 l 943 OBANK OF Cl-IADRON A Bank of Strength and Chara.cter Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation We hope that all future contacts with the students will be as pleasant as those in the past. THE CAMPUS 51-lap O'NEILl. PHOTO CO. Chadron, Neb Phone 194 Lunches Sandwiches lce Cream Root Beer Cigarettes School Supplies as bk 5 ,Ulf iii? i , A if -O K :,: 54 .,.. H -NV. ax . .. --' - S -wfamziszf W H -izz S 1 O , es Whats up? 'lg sixxi cl'-X! : I +3-S: rl F S P 2 x'?K' i I :QQ T . si, ln ' 3 ! 5 T' W X-I Hizswk, , I e. if'-I N' A J- - 1 a. ,1 '- f :-' T1 'lg -A-Fl tv 'M' If - : I I 1' Rock and The Gremlin F 84 M BGOTERY I For Those Beffer Shoes I -FIT BY X-RAY-- HELEN'S CAFE Come in cmd get the best meol you've had since you left home! C PLATE LUNCHES AND DINNERS Greetings and Besf Wishes S. T. Hudson Oil Co. Opp-osite Blaine Hotel Chadron, Nebraska Best Wishes To The Groduotihg Closs of 1943 From The Bottlers of Coco-Colo O SOFT DRINKS ICE CREAM CONFECTIONERY O Co-ca-Cola Bottling Co. Phone 62 ' '4 I as Dry-1 x i 1 Hansen III k I g PULLMAN CAFE THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Federal Reserve Chad ron, Nebr. Established 1881 A Home Owned Institution VVHh 56 Years Continuous Service System-Member-Federal Deposit Insurance Corp Phone 39 Pierce Clinic RASMUSSEN 346 MAN Q Lumber G Cool Co. Phone 21 Night I Phone 17 IJ h. ss, -.511 W fffi7'?i' ' T, 519' ,,J,,,.E, ,.,... .- f . ,J F ff',,y3,,- 2572.1 ' . l x C T lfff,-Z1it99':i1i-f 'AJ - , - 2- .f,w'IS e1: .I :L 1' 'tutes .- :.:. -' wif ' at J - -- ,i,fe, W my -T - I-at Q we . .,.,.,. 1 fi Q -- u Q , , A Il f v '. ' im -1 1 ' 1 gm Ut, ' ami -A F - , 'ii Z Girls get together' French tcrkes Q short cut . . I -15?-5 1 fi.:-:-5. ,, H K L.. : jk f X dy? . ii , , few Rf N ig fig it K, T M Q f- -ft .:.i., ,T A A Nxt V ' .vii - I ---.. :xiii 5 Q - T 1. vltl H t' . 'in :- Dc1ve took this on-e' Tillie plays ball T341 MorralI's Recreation Parlor and Liquor Store Always Boosting for the College K Billiards-Fine Liquors-Soft Drinks-Lunches-Beer-Wines TABLES FOR THE LADIES DR. T. R. SCHOLZ I Ted '21 A DENTIST AND DENTAL SURGEON 402 MAIN Always Interested A-nI0uhr Schzool and Its Students eep one 5 The Recollection of Quality Remains Long After Price Is Forgotten Reitz 6' Lenington Hardware The Keen Kuffer Store Phone 11 Student Headquarters +1 4: fx FOUNTAIN SERVICE - MAGAZINES CANDY-POPULAR SHEET MUSIC MUSICAL SUPPLIES -ki-k Sun Contectiona ry Mackey Motor Co. Dodge-Plymouth 4 EAST SECOND STREET PHONE 88 STAR GROCERY Phone 9 We Deliver Everything fo Em' for Party or Picnic I95I CI-IADRON MILLING CO. Home of ENRICHED LILY WHITE FLOUR Midwest Furniture Co. Where Your Furniture Dollar Buys More ISLREY CH EVROLET co. Prey For Chevrolet 'T' , Hold ii Beauty cmd the beast Drugs for Less LTS Greenhouse On the Corner g p e pt ons Phone 70 rt 7 Cnodron Refinery PHONE 130 O'BANION'S Q Sr: and 10c S1 and Up Giffs for Everyone Phone 200 .qv i I.. B. MURPHY CO. We Cloifhe fhe Family Men's Furnishings Dry Goods For Real Eye Comfort and Smart Eye-Wear Have Your Eyes Examined BY DR. C. E. MASTERS OPTOM ETRIST 345 Main Phone 106 - I Je ywff Spalding's l-lardware The Biggesf Liffle Shore in Town Hardware and Sporting Goods for Every Need! l Ben Franklin Store o Your Marker' of fhe World Q School Supplies, Novelties and Specialties-Sc to Sl.OO SCI-lAEFER'S QUALITY READY T0 WEAR AND ACCESSORIES Greefings and Besf Wishes Orrneslwer Bros. Telephone 85 173 Ma Complimenfs of Newberry Saddle Shop LEATHER eoops C Quality C ft manship All e Neb The Normans slepping out formal Ed. V. Yanders Your Cleaner Quality Dry Cleaning M O Like New When We're Thru O 253 Nlain St. Ph 89 Surprise! Students and Teachers Are Say H With Flowers . . From AH Cordmlly 'muted to Northwest Nebrc1skc1's Leading Florist Come In and Browse Around ' THE FLORIST IN CHADRON IS I HENNESSEY 5 Chadr-on Greenhouse Co. soox AND GIFT si-top Phone 613 Rainbow Tea. Room Get Dates Reserved Early Compliments of This Year The Alliance Creamery Food for All Occasions Prepared, Put Up and Served Al-l-IANCEI NEBR- Phone 45 List ot Advertisers Pllliance Creamery Bank of Chadron Ben Franklin Store Byerly's Bakery Campus Shop Chadron Greenhouse Co. Chadron Iournal Chadron Milling Co. Chadron Refinery Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Conoco Service Station F. CS M. Boatery First National Bank, Chadron l-lelen's Cale l-lennessey's Book and Gilt Shop S. T. Hudson Oil Co Log Cabin Greenhouse Mackey Motor Co. Dr. C. E. Masters Midwest Furniture Co. Morrall's Recreation Parlor L. B. Murphy Company Newberry Saddle Shop Greydon L. Nichols, Flttorney O'Banion's O'Neill Photo Company Ormesher Bros. Pace Theatre Pierce Clinic Prey Chevrolet Company Proudtit Lumber Co. Pullman Cate Quality Dry Cleaning Rainbow Tea Room Rasmussen Lumber dt Coal Co. Reitz ci Lenington Hardware P Co. - Saults Drug Company Schaeler's Dr. T. R. Scholz Scoggin lewelry Spalding's Hardware Star Grocery Style Shop Sun Confectionary Teddy Bear Bar Thiele Drug df lewelry Store l89l ':':'::l:l'A . E2 , 'E'4E 111A 'A :ii Q 1 ,' 'A-- ' . , 1 i : l ESIONINO XA HOTOGRAP Y PHOTO ENGBAVING COLOR PLATE-S CCL mr 5 wi n ' W 6' NNW! P BOOK BINDING wh! fx fx 'A' D 1-non-I scuool. AIINU LS STAT! PRINTING CO0 LINQQLN NEBRASKA FN v-v x.. Qdgpiiggik' wfwia Jjigivikkg if JL W qw., Qngggjgigfaq an JWQQ W2 2'gix,M 'Ki4'g1,mf LQ Rf 22121 fa- GAL UUE ack - QL 0.-f-SL x f ' in Owfv if-Ja fLL '.6 'juli MMM Www 'X f,0,.57fiM. 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