Cotner University - Croaker Yearbook (Bethany, NE)

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lm .A44 T HEMABULL Echoes F fOl'I'1 The BHICOIIY The Senior Class of this year is an unusually brilliant oneg a class not only brilliant, but also talented. It is the largest graduating class that has gone out from the High School. The students of this class have great prospects before them, provided they make use of every advantage. We, as a Senior Class, are sorry to leave our fellow schoolmates, but We must journey on to that higher realm g, there to secure our sheepskin and go out to conquer the World. -J. K. lt Pays to Advertisen The play, It Pays to Advertise, given by the students of Cotner High School, staged a great success. People were surprised at the talent shown by those who participated in this play. From start to finish it a burst of laughterg and yet, running through it all, there Was just clean, enjoyable fun. The leading parts were carried by Wm. Goodell, Willa Hilton, Paul Stevens, Josephine Kirkpatrick and Rex Rivett. Mrs. Ada C. Malcolm of the University of Nebraska coached the play, and it is due to her help and encouragement that We owe the suc- cess of It Pays to Advertise. -J . K. ' W iw QQ ' iff 'YWZQQK' -Q 'ii1i 'i'i1IfQ'lQf9 V 1922 M 'xi : ':'Qf'fM 'T -T'Q wM ' Page Sev ty-eight

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