Grand Island College - Islander Yearbook (Grand Island, NE)

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Class of 1925 ORVAL AUHL Grand Island German Club5 G. I. Club President 45 Track 35 Football 1-2-3-4, Captain 45 Basketball 1-2-3-45 Class Vice- President 2, President 3. EDITH BOSTON David City Athenian5 Y. W. C. A.5 Spanish Clubg Alpha Sigma Pi5 Honor Stu- cent. FLOY BOSTON David City Athenian5 Y. W. C. A. Cabinet 35 Honor Student5 Spanish Clubg Alpha Sigma Pig Volante Staff 4. G. ROBERT COATNEY Falls City Athenian5 Pi Kappa Delta5 Chemis- try Club5 G. I. Clubg Cheer Leader 3- 45 Debate 45 Tennis 3, Captain 45 Glee Club 3-45 Business Manager Basketball 2-35 Class-President 3, Vice President 45 Secretary-T1'easurer 15 German Club. JOHN CHORD Grand Island Basketball 1-2-3-4, Captain 45 Am- phictyon5 Volante Staff 45 Y. M. C. A. Cabinet 3-45 Track,2-3-45 Glee Club5 Spanish Club.

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Senior Class In September 1922, the class of '26 began its activities. A few days after school began a party was held at Lincoln Park. At this affair a chapel stunt was planned and the next day, arrayed in the green caps which the upper classmen insisted we wear, l ut which they had erroneous- ly sold to us below cost, we informed the student ltody that Those Sophomores, those Sophomores, They think they're so sweetg Their heads have outgrown them And so have their feet. The night before Scrap Day was filled with activity. In a lumber wagon, drawn by a Ford, a number of the class explored the town. After this had been satisfactorily accomplished they returned to the campus and did some interior and exterior decorating. The class flag-pole was given a lovely coat of grease, classroom walls bore new designsg upon the side- walk was painted The Snobby Sophs of '22, which the incessant tramp of hurrying feet has not yet entirely effaced. The following day the Sophomores met their Waterloo and as losexfn were obliged to furnish the supper.. '26 had a float in the annual city paradeg put out an issue of The Volanteg and in the spring won the interclass track meet. The following fall we did not permit '27 to be first to put on a chapel stunt. We gave them a hard fight Scrap Day. The Sophomores' class flag was made of iron so the Freshies could not shoot it down and only superi- ority in numbers made them the victors. The first social event of that year was a steak fry at Koehler's Lake. A little later Prof. and Mrs. Meserve entertained at a Hard Time party. The invitations extended a welcome to bums, tramps, hicks, nuts and out- casts, and motley was the crowd which gathered. They were not too aban- doned, however, to appreciate the entertaining program of the evening. Again '26 won the interclass track meet. By our Junior year the class was much smaller. Many quit school to teach and do other work. Prof. and Mrs. Meserve again entertained at a lovely Valentine party. On Campus Day the Juniors played hookey and sneaked off for an early morning breakfast at the Central Power plant. For the third time we won the interclass meet and became permanent possessors of the Carey-Nietfeld trophy cup. Two of the boys, Wayland Rice and Fred Lape, won the state tennis championship in doubles. They were awarded the beautiful loving cup which may Ice seen in the liLrary at G. I. C. The fall of '25 saw a mere half dozen of the Freshies of '22 back in school. But from the four winds came Seniors to swell our ranks, until we numbered seventeen. Our loyal sponsors treated us to a watermelon feed while warm weather was still making school days irksome. Later, we had a Soldiers Home theatre party, followed by an oyster stew. In December, we were delightfully entertained by two of our new members, Mrs. Bernstein and Miss Bodmer, at a Christmas party. We are nearing the college students' goal and will soon leave these scenes behindg but throughout our lives they wifl return.

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ELDON CUNNINGHAM Grand Island Basketball 1-2-45 Football 15 Am- phictyong Y. M. C. A. MARY GOLDENSTEIN Glenvil Glee Club 1-2-3-45 Y. W. C. A. Cab- inet 2-45 Delegate to Estes Park5 Conference 35 Patterson Prize 45 Prince Debating Prize 45 Sigma Tau Delta President 45 Athenian Vice- President 45 Editor Volante 35 Class Secretary 45 Debator 4. A. C. HURLBERT Humphrey Amphictyon President 15 Y. M. C. A.5 Spanish Club5 Sigma Tau Delta 45 Student Council 35 Business Man- ager Volante 4. ROGER JOHNSON Oakland Debate 1 - 2 - 3 - 45 Vice-President State Debating League 25 Patterson Prize 1-25 Lesher Prize 45 Prince De- bating Prize 35 Pi Kappa Delta Vice- President 3, President 45 Oratory 45 Atheniang Y. M. C. A.5 Class Presi- dent 4. RICHARD JOHNSON Weston Ottawa University 15 Pi Kappa Delta President 35 Sigma Tau Deltag Athenian President 45 G. I. Club5 De- bate 2-3-45 Oratory 3-45 Volante Staff 45 Business Manager Football 45 President Nebraska Forensic Associa- tion 4.