Cotner University - Croaker Yearbook (Bethany, NE)

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EARL HANNER Early Home. Stu- dious and aspires to Prof. Never berries in the be a picks same patch twice. CONSUELA M. PEREZ- GUERRA C1ass's Merry Pet. All love, loved by all. PEARL M. SWARTWOOD Practical, Maiden- ly, Steadfast. Very reserved and a pearl of great price. MARGRETTA MCCRAY Music Maker. Do- mestic science a spec- ialty. Very frank in nature. HARRY G. BROWN Hardly Grown Big. Witty and generous. Orpheumitis, a check to natural, physical development. RUSSELL C. LEMMON Reliable, Corpulent, Lively. Class' Prod- igal Son. Versed in domestic science, soups a specialty. MARY E. GRAHAM M i g h t E X c e ls Greatness. W h a t more need one ask than her friendship? DALE 1. ELLIS Dexterous, Imagin- ative, Energetic. Has literary talent. A happy heart is much more to be chosen than great fame. ORVILLE E. JOHNSON Original, Eloquent, Just. The other twin. A wise son maketh a glad fath- er. MAY R. PAINE Mav Right Prevail. Faithfulness person- ified. The beauty of her quiet life- is like a rose in blooming. 147- 'B

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r?' ' ' 'f7 ' Y 5 l I I l VAL JOHNSON Valiant Josher. A reader and soloist of ability. Just to live the old days over, when you and I were young. EDNA R. CONKLE Enjoys Real Con- test. Cheerful, kind, good-natured. Will make an ideal peda- gogue. LOTTIE M. DRY Ladylike, Modest, Domestic. Quiet, but strong on the fortis- simo. FRANK H. HANNER Follows Her Home. A happy heart makes a blooming Visage. CLYDE 0. DARNER Courteous, Optim- istic, Dependable. A true gentleman. Not a Hindu but loves a ranee. OPHELIA E. STRATTON Our Ex-School- ma'am. A modest lit- tle lady. Punctual in Weekly events. FLOSSIE M. STRAIN Friendly- Musical, Sincere. When I'm not with him I'm with 'em. I. WINTERS FUNCK I Will Flirt. Inter- national Harvester Co. Experienced and a good talker. Al- ways willing. CHARLES 0. STREETER Chairman of Soph- omores. One of the twins. A sturdy Dutchman with mind and voice to match. IRMA R. WILKINSON Ever Reliable, Willing. The soul of music. United we stand, divided we fall. --Shelley. -46-- ll

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GLADYS M. KERSCHNER LENNY A. BRUM- MILLIE I. GLASS HAZEL B. REYNOLDS RAY E. WITHAM Gives Much Kind- BAUGH Makes Ideal Grades. H 0 W Brightness Rarely Ever Wake- ness. A good conver- Lacked A Belle. W i s d 0 m's 0 w n Reflects. Our latest ful. Has an amiable sationalist. I want Brum has a voice daughter. acquisition, and one nature. A good ath- what I Want. for public speaking of our favorites. lete. and will make good. Glass Qbftirvra Ollann 13211 PRESIDENT .....,....................,.,...,... Charles Streeter RICKETY RAXf VICE-PRESIDENT ....... .......... F rank Hanner RICKETY RIX, SECRETARY ............ ......... P earl Swartwood ' TREASURER ..,...... ............... D ale Ellis 1-9-1-6 -43- B