Crete High School - Hi Lites Yearbook (Crete, NE)

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T ff -f V ' H 1 A f n n A M4 'is s ' g 4 v o I o o 0 try ' ' ' is s ' ' lr: b , t ' , M G ' 1 an is 4 T - . yt, N U3 x 'ZX Q his wife CBeth Knightj a fantastic plot was devised 3: f L lb l A 'I ' A ' Q ,5 X X ', u 3 Us 1 -, ,E . x . Q x H ' U 'Cu t D J J ,X . I . 'V 6 v ' .rw Q X 1 r . 1 D' U- . x 1 WM X . . g 9, ' . v L : g ,Z ,n '31 83 'L ' ix 2, , - 9 Il C- X 'vt I 0. 3 1 1 . E 2 . 3 Y yi 1 Pl ? l z I 1.44. , ....... Q Y The time was spent swinging and swaying the Boogie Woegies' way and sipping cokes and pep, During the intermission, the Virginia Reel was presented by six couples with the help of Mr. Bronnoman. The chaperens were Mr. and Mrs. Brenneman, Mr. and Mrs Canada, and Mr and Mrs Calvert The students on the dance committee were Grace Duchek, Jeanne Hacler, Aileen Speedlin, Mary Je Kobes, Gerald Patton and Merlyn Zn meracek The senior play of 1941 was Tons of Money' Engllsh farce Aubrey Allington lPau1 Jensen! was an inventor whose income was negligible. He became involved in awkward situations, but with the aid of wherebr Aubrey led the general public to think that he was lilled in an explosion in the basement, 1 ter he returned as a cousin to collect a legacy when he reappe red as he CPaul Jensenb, he found to wife QShirleJ Pfl stererl and his W1fC re forced to they bog n, and the plot cousln, George Maitland his dismay that Geerge's also turns up Aubrey keep up with the protons: thlckens as two more WV, M gil., ,H..,,:.M.... awe-, :Wal :......-: :..t.,,,1'5,:.. .,::,,.., .Jn V .:, . Ay. ,yn ,WMZIM T George's appear Others to tale p rt in the play were Robert Spinar, Eva Prechazla, Gwen Lannom, Lesley Rlle , Harold Daum, George Plessman and Joyce Portsohe, Baocalaure te services for the seniors were held Sund J, May 25th at eight o'cloek in the Congrega tional Church, Dr Stoffer, president of Doane Cel lege, w s the speaker, The high school glee club sang two numbers nd Gene Knight sang a solo. Com eneement exercises were held May 27th at eight ofcloek in the Sokol Hall. The speakers were the valedletorian and the salutatorian. Special awards were presented by the secretary of the schod. board and the diplomas were given by the presldent of the board The two weeks preceding the performance of nTons of Moneyn a contest was held between the civies and economics classes to see which could sell more tickets to the play The losing team had to supply the netsw for the annual picnic On Monday, May 19, the senior class held its an- nual picnic at Linco1n's Capitol Beach. All of the large number attending reported an enjoyable time. ..,-,, .04 l., ,..- -- A , dn, x Z 1 rs'

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x ' i if ine-mgmermmmeggy ' 1E2SIEIEQHHHIHEESEEEEIEEIEF 4,W,, ,, , M. .- THE PROPHECIES Betty Wild's haunting and hunting campaign for Doane men or mice is still going full blast Wayne Wheeler is the boy soprano in the nLitt1e Church Around the Corner.n Milo Vyhnalek was driving ambulances but they turned out to be hearses. Dick Vifquain is now running nVifqua1n's Dawn-Danna Hall.u It is more prosperous than ever with help of daylight saving time, He now gets 81 hour more of dawn. Ruby Underwood is taking a post graduate course to be with her nBuddy.n Robert Thompson has become famous. Because he is so tall, he fixes telephone lines without the use of a ladder. Bob Trupp is putting his past experiencepof takirg care of Crete High ,doors into use as bouncer in nvifquainfs Dawn-Dance HallJn Lorna Jeane Swanbom, whose ambition was to be a journalist, is now editing the Kindergarten Kapers for her little brotherq She also writes a column of modern Mother eoosef Agnes Svancara is modeling gownless evening straps, pitch forks, and diamondsi ' ' Eileen Strouf, whose boy friend is in the army, has been appointed to the high rank of Assistant Barber. Wanda Steiner decided not to accept a position at the mill and is now an official sheep herder because she took advantage of the 'C1arenceu sales, Dorothy Stehlik is proclaimed far and wide as the marble champion, Norman Stastny, who is a coach for the cannibals in South Africa, has just been voted the best dressed man of that section of the country, Robert Spinar, Jailbird no. 2, jail no, 22, in Siberia, has been training white mice: the mice get so smart that they are now training him. Aileen Speedlin has just received a franking privilege to Beloit, Wis.--where Jim Quillen lives. CFreshman note: A franking privilege is free postage.J ' Last week the famous monkey, Donjack, died, Harry Smith is now taking his place. r Y ' Qui 'lg fr-LL A .. - , , P. , V An , - ,M ,nw g,,.s,.,,, ,A .,., ,., 3,.... A ,.....: A 4 Q 4 5 as TE 'xi 1' y w, 7 3 fk a T1 Q , x .4 Au lr Q? ,ii f- Q 5 if r fx 7 I a ix ,Q A Wy , A .,L M K - A All vig 15'-s f' lm , , --.........-.