Hebron Academy - Spectator Yearbook (Hebron, ME)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1929 volume:

N., r I I u U M g ' M TI-IE HE-,CO-AC Published by The Ccillcgcj Sophomorcs Hebron College and Academy ' 1929 6+ 1 1 k1 , Q F 1 ,E EDITOR I A win Ehm BUSINESS MANAGER Z Albert Ffrahfm ADVERTISING MANAGER Ralph Fitzsfimmzs CONTENTS: Administration Clfxsbes Atl1lLt1c:s Mum OffT1D1Z moms , . L. . , . . 2, L . D -53539l '?J7fi- 'J + + 'I'-A.- .. ..,-4-. ' ru. .F 1 Qi -,W Y a t --, QW, p 5 ,35 .5 'v 'wi ll il' THE COLLEGE ON THE HILL Hebron College and Academy is situated on a beautiful, partly y Wooded tract of about fourteen acres in the southern part of Hebron. l l The three buildings are on an eminence overlooking the city. The hill on which the institution stands, slopes down abruptly northward J toward the Little Blue River which washes part of the campus. Two n new buildings are contemplated in the near future-another dormi- W tory and a central heating plant. l il l Q . k , ' l X . , :Q 5, ' .7 , l ' Q1 -if V , Nil: X l l 2-2 i fm Page Three f 1 :W ' ll M V I ? W3 W W W W W W W WW WM W WW WW WW Pxwmssfm HERBERT L. GLYNN, A.B., A.M. W Social Science ! ' W W To our esteemed sponsor, HERBERT L. GLYNN, whose friendly interest and W ' kind assistance have helped to make our undertaking a success, we, the College W Sophornores, gratefully dedicate this volume. W t I W N .1 x if W 1 f -- ,Q . - H--A W ham w-. -.WJ ,lIg.f',f,' , if'ff'TQ5L'Q7.i.. ' W Page Fam' f. -L GLASS W iw C .gg FACULTY REV. W. P. HIERONYMUS, A.B., A.M. President Religion and Education. WILLIAM L. YOUNG, A. B. Dean and Registrar' English, German and Religion. MAGNIJS PAYSEN Directofr of Music Department Piano, Voice, Pipe Organ, Chorus, Band. WM. H. Rosnnius, A. B. Mathematics, and Director of Athletics. '. 1, if l ix .lig- lf if J.: .A - Q-' ff r .,, A ' LI, CLARA K. WQLFANGER, 4 , B. fs., M. S. f ,L Science. 'M Q W., 1 ' I REV. HERMAN H. Bnumcimnn, lf ' L Ai. M. English, German, Bible. F3 Page Five - FACULTY ' ' A. wa. QSQPEIQ' l H ' Q fm ' V-' , 'Fll - V :G Wax- Q-fo! : v,'.:, ll . v4,WgNfsni'5ifwl2L 1, '- 5 .i S' - 1, , 1 A' .Hy - l . 'gl' 1' V 'V f ,, Hg. . ' 3' rv. , A . I :J v .VJ MRS. ELLEN M. ROACH, A.B. Education. RUDOLPH A. JARGO, A.B. Treasurew l ' Latin and Romance Languages MRS. M. PAYSEN Public School Art. HENRY YOUNG, A. B., B.D. English and Religion. 4,1 H MRS. ELIZABETH GEORGES, A.B , , 11. 1 f ' Reco'rd'ing Sec1'ctm'y 1 t ' gl. A Commercial Department. X . CECELIA VOGELSANG l, I ' A Piano and Organ. l IRENE FLICKER l . Dean of Girls. f -.4 . . Lenin... .X l l .4r 'f-.....-- . ,fl ' 1 w ,4 :L , 'ff' l l Wwe ,Q 'fn fy Page Six I , . g - Ass - -J'-- --W W -.s......... ...'?.. CLASSES T I Sex, 'Y' SH M fc' J- . ' I , hw Sf M. f' Page Seven 53 - - - 1 . -'CLASS - - COLLEGE SOPHOMORES I ALVIN EHM, Aim-, . B-1 .-J uf Plrillipsbwrg, Kansas 'l 5-, 1 --W Basketball 1-2. Chorus 1-2. ,-f'!2 Class'P1-esident 1-2. Football 1. -6 Tennis 1. .r v H - lx 'l ADALENE CARTER, Talkie 4 , . iw. of I! ITM. Hebron, Nebraska -5114-,f.:.. - U ' ' -Q1.v'p,Q..'- J 1-li. Chorus 1-2. Class Treasurer 34- Q: - , - 1-2. lin-4,19-lfl, 'Rau V' V ' - . -I l-11-2... . 5 - Pfmsrs GALLION, Babe A1 1 Chester, Nebfraslca Chorus 1-2. Class Secretary 2. AI,BEm' FRAHM, Shorty 'GZ' .- ,h Ll - N Superior, Nebraslca Z ' ' I Basketball 1-2. ohm-us 1-2. Glass Vice-President 2. Foot- yvl llilll 1. ROBERT GROSS, Barney I Otis, Colorado Basketball 1-2. Chorus 1-2. Football 1. l LYDIA HANSEN, TiI1ie ' b L5WE?gL:F .xx i V -I Faifr'b1.w'y, Nubraslczz I LP, oqi..7'm:-H Il- I-I 1 ' ,. Chorus 1-2. liligeglrxnk. ' I -. 2, Fu H , , ,, . 1 5 --.., ...-7 -'25 1- -,. . .-,nl--li my . 1 1.- I. Y ff? Pa-ye Eight M- -5 , f hi hifi' V 5' 7 'W -3 lil Y S S f ,-P ii? 1 V 9 Eff.. COLLEGE --H I l OLGA CzA1:NowsKY, Pl-issieu I ' L'inc:olmJille, Kcmsals Chorus 1-2. 1. . 1 O'1'1'o FANGMEYER, Feta ' l 1 Byron, Nebraslca , Basketball 1-2. chorus. 1-2. ' N Football 1. lu i l RALPH FITZSIMONS, Fitzie ll V X . Heb1'o11, Nebraska lt Band 1-2. Chorus 1-2. ' ll , . , ll lj ADELLA PRANGE, Dale Q . I 1 N New Douglas, Illinois N ' 'l Chorus 1-2. Hebronite Editor. I ' 5 , DALE HAWIQNS, sin1mm l I Hebron., Zxlnbwlska yl Basketball 1-2. Chorus 1-2. THEODORE MESKE, Tecl ' Lind, Wa-slzington Basketball 1-2. Chorus 1-2. . Tennis 1. l Dozzowuy IVIITCHELL, Dot l I N Hebron, Nebraska .5 a ly lx kv , 1 .Q . 44 ai 01,1 l Page Nme , - A- 1 THE BLUEBIRDS i' Contrary to, their usual custom a iiock of bluebirds wintered in Hebron this year. These gay creatures, smartly dressed in bright blue coats, are known at H. C. Sz A. as the College Sophomores. The male portion of the class, likewise contrary to the habits of their feathered namesakes, did the bulk of the work, while the ladies showed their admiration in outbursts of song in their honor. On the basketball Hoon the boys showed their fighting instinct by repel- ling all invaders and winning the championship for H. C.-the girls cheering them on. But the outstanding achievement for which the Bluebirds will long be remembered as dispensers of happiness, is the sponsoring of the HE-CO-AC. Since the first step to success is a definite aim the Bluebirds were fortunate in having an Ehrn who as Editor-in- Chief, made it possible to attain the goal. Barney, though he had no Spark Plug, furnished the humor by means of a camera. Fitzie, the Advertising Manager, was so successful that Shorty was never short in his accounts as Business Manager. Dale, as Associate Editor, and Babe as Activities Editor, did only what can be ex- pected of the fair sex. But as able assistants the other Bluebirds, Prissie the Sheba, Tillie the talker, Feta the 'And So Forthj and Sinkum, the handy man, did their part as loyal Bluebirds Would. Two other able workers were Adalene and Dorothy, who may be called the wrens of the Sophomore Class. ! i- .M W' S : , T T if ' XQTFQ-'M' wi J' , -HWJTYECEW ' 1 Page Ten , Y' ,rr z -L sf jar: -. --. -gi-,-u --,I ,... , Y-. .l L ., Tex- fe- , , fill - rl, .Lis-.. ffrz- 551 'lbw -:V-TF f M1-2,--,- 4 'PT-Q L 1- 5- L -'L f'fj..i2,.,g-L::-3 1. bi ,L.,.i,2.,.-S17.1.-4:E,4-v3EFf+-e-3? ?f1:' '. Tm' Row: Edward Hinrichs. Roy B1-lining, Fred Middenclorf, Harold Kleen, Mm-lin Heuer, Miss Clara Wolfangcr, Sponsor: Eliie Goldheck. IWIDDLIG Row: Lufu Reinlcing, Paul Paysen. Olivin Dunker, lilalnn Mitchell, Secrcl.nry-'l'ri-aiwrer5 Milton Theimer, Everett Allsman. LOWER ROW: Helen Cooper, Erma Ferl-psusun, Vice-President: Sybil Wiueixzxr, Rosetta flrunimr. Ruth Paysen, President: Irene Pubzmz, Edna Keilwitz. WE, THE COLLEGE FROSI-I Usually the freshmen in high schools or academies are attributed the questionable honor of being greener than the greenest. Does it follow that we, as college frosh, would then be greener than the greenest or merely greener than the green '? This reasoning, logical or otherwise, is made with the hopeful assumption that the color in mind is of a somewhat less vivid shade than in former days. For the large majority this is the thirteenth dose of educational medicine guaranteed to exercise the brain. A chosen few have had larger portions, possibly because they liked them so well, but most certainly because they wished to wait for and accompany a more select group in climbing up the educational ladder. These yearly brain treatments must have been effective for now- We're the lincst and the brightest that there arc, The loveliest and rightest near or farg We are all brave and witty, good-looking if not pretty- We're the brightest in the city, each a star. ' tiki: i Qi ialsfg?'2i5F- ij,-f2C,.'?r'ifi5-eil f'JW5T'F ' ' A 'f qi- 'A 14 ,,..,L,....-..--' ,,, ,, +54 Page Eleven W i' 1 A - -2- J I-' S ? n, ,L ff ACADEMY GRADUATES ' 1 w X 1 PROF. WM. H. ROSELIUS Sponsor as Eowm VEEH A ' l V Stzfttgfwt, Kansas Band 2-3-4. Baseball 1-QL Bask- X etball 4. Chorus 3-4. Class President 3-4. NIARGARET SCHMIDT 1 4 5 Deshlmi, Nebraska C N N Chorus 1-2-3-4. Debating 8. o EDNA Scmvum 1 Deshler, Nebfraslca A Chorus 1-2-3-4. Volley Ball 1-2-3. 'W W l ALMA POHLMAN N 4 ' Daslaler, Nebraslccz E Q , W Chorus 1-2-3-4. ' 1 L A AMANDA FINKBEINER W 1 Willmr, Nebraska Chorus 2-3-4. Volley Ball 1-2-3. I 5 5 o J A A if -.- ,. , - - Y .A ..--.. -- - .QT-. fi ns Page 'Twelve . f -57- A CLA- SS F fa. 'X fis-5159 'S ACADE Y GRADUATES MIRIAM MEYER Stockton, I lliuois Chorus 1-2-3-4. Glass Presi- dent 2. Octette 3. Volley Ball 2-3. ELSIE BAKER Ghlcnrim, Tsfcmsus Chorus 1.-3-4. Volley Ball 1-3. N Jo!-IN KISTNER SL'uttgu:1't, Kwrusas Baseball 1-2, Baskeubau ' Chorus 3-4. Foqtball 2-3, Track ' 3-4. ALICE HOLBEIN Euslzisv, Nrabraslca Chorus 3-4 . STELLA SAA'rH'or1'n' Wymora, Nebraska Volley Ball 3. 1 LEONARD LoE'r'1'ER1.1u Republic City, Kansas. Band 2-3-4. Baseball 1-2. Bas- ' ketbzlll 1-2-3-4. Chovus 1-2-3-4. Football 2-3. V fig FW .--Tfdvflwz .-15 ,fy 4- 4 f A A-if-1 5 Cf' v ,va J! -3: ACADEMY GRADUATES . N P i NAoM1 SMITH , Hiawa-tlza., Kansas I' Chorus 1-2-3-4. Volley Ball 2-3. V. + ALMA FREY L. 1 A Jcmmsem., N ebrcaslca ib A Chorus 3-4. W I A MARTIN MERKLEIN ' A Prairie View, Kavzsas Band 2-3-4. Basketball 3-4. M Chorus 3-4. Football 3. Track iv 4. A MARTHA :MEYER Hubbell, Nebwaslm. Chorus 3-4. U CECEMA ITZEN I Gilead, Nebraska Chorus 3-4. A A JOHN KELLER ' Gilead, Nebraska. 5 f 65? A eff o . ,- A , 525 . A .Mb b 552 9 7 Ao ' o A .. - A --W ---- Y- -- --. - Q Page Fourteen - --2 fl C31-' SS L + SENIOR CLASS WILL We, the class of nineteen twenty-nine, being about to leave this sphere in full possession of sound mind, memory and understand- ing, do make this our will and testament, hereby revoking and mak- ing void all former wills by us at any time heretofore made. ITEM: We bequeath to the faculty restful nights and peaceful dreams. We promise them a rest from the twenty-niners' petitions. No more will we be in a position to supplicate, and no more will they be pained to refuse. ITEM: We give and bequeath to the school as a whole, the jov- ial and unreluctant nature of the twenty-niners. May our Alma Mater benefit by this and may she cherish our memory forever. ITEM: To the Juniors, class of thirty, we give and bequeath the honorable seats in chapel which have heretofore been occupied by the twenty-niners. Let every member show his gratitude for the gift by being promptly in his spt each morning. ITEM: To our successors we also give and bequeath the Senior dignity. We are afraid that this will be a strain upon the nerves and muscles of the gay and frolicksorne Juniors, but we all hope they will rise to the occasion as they sometimes can. ITEM: To all, we leave, not of necessity but of our own free will, our blessing and a pledge of friendship from henceforth. In Witness whereof, We, the Class of Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-Nine, the testators, have to this our will, written on one sheet of parchment, set our hand and seal, this twenty-fifth day of May, Anno Domini one thousand nine hundred and twenty-nine. CLASS Conons Cnixss FLOWER Old Rose and Silver American Beauty Rose MOTTO Bfqfare us lies the timber, let us build - i r 1 1 9 249 -e as -- e A-- Q Page Fzfteen .Tli . .-N- Q ' ----V lg li' ' -,' -QQ, A f-137, JN fi S- 1 1 1 L, 2, TOP Row: Veloru Bowman, Sylvia Marsclmmun, Evelyna Naiman, Paul Bethke, Winfried Heckel ,ff MIIIDLE Row: Eva Rueler, A1'1.lxu1' Theimer, Florence Quadhamer, Henry Uhlmzin, Anne Quad- , hnmer, lf'1-of. Henry lYuung. l E BOTTOM Row: Ruth Sprinsr, Leah Uhlrig, Mildred Huffman, Margaret Heuer, Alvimx Meyegr. Q SPONSOR: Prof. Henry Young. PRESIDIQNT: Paul Bethke. VICE-PRESIDENT: Alvina Meyer. SECRETARY: Henry Uhlman. TREASUMQR: Anne Quadhamer. i CLASS COLORS CLASS FLOWER ! Cweam and Clze-wry Sweet Pea E MOTTO To thine own self be true ll l nf 'V' V- Y-M .N .- -i , , - V ,- -l-,,g.- . . 0- . V 51 1 2 Ll'-. -- ,.'?f,--'- '--- , P642 l Sixteen -f GLA S s 1- , -,il --.4 ,JE gig 1- N N 1 N 1 TOP Row: Mrs. Elizabeth Georges, Lucile Werner, Mmnm Row: Gertrude Evers, Esther Kahle, Thelma Bunge, Mnrie Puhlmunn, Huldn Finkheiner, 1 BOTTOM ROW: Erwin Sfrumpler, Edward Vogel, Ernest Moody. Adam Gross. W 'I ACADEMY SOPI-IOMORES SPONSOR: Mrs. Elizabeth Georges 1 Pxmsmmmw: Edward Vogel. ' VICE-Pm-:s1DEN'1': Marie Pohlmmm. SECRETARY: Esther Kahle. TREASURER: Ernest Moody. CLASS COLORS CLASS FLOWER. Blue and Silfueo' Colmzzbirm Mofrfro I' Honor lies 'in honest toil Q It? Ya' my 3 Page Seventeen M - 4. Jig, Q F: i,,,4-, -,,.- ...--v, i I . 1 JF' fi if. , Q i w l l 3' 'TOP Row: Louise Lmvallen, Curl Paysen, Rudolph Schmidt. Cecelia Vugelsang. Harolzl Werner B0'1'l'0M Row: Clara I..:nss-en, Ella Sclwmrn, Esther Nlernreyer, Esther Koerwitz. i l ACADEMY FRESHMEN SPONSOR: Miss Cecelia Vogelsang PRESIDENT: Carl Paysen V1cE-PRESIDENT: Harold Werner. A SEC'Y-TREAS.: Rudolph Schmidt W 1, CLASS COLORS CLASS FLQWER I 'J' .S'ca1'left :md C11 ec1fnz. Rosa w Mo'r'ru N Clifmb though the 'rocks be wfggecl I I , 1. 3? I I f . Y 'fin 'YH ' - - HT ' 'S' H A' '1 L gy Am f., Y ,-... --.- W, nl- .W l-4 . - -4-A-Y -li 9 Page Eighteen if 6 ATHLETICS . . . 1 1? I!! if Nj, HC ' 61 'H 1 ' 1 1. vi HJ 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 11 1 1'4- 113: - 1 1 141' 1. Ml ' 'Q 4 11 A ff J W, ,' .f ,-' Page Nivmtemz U1 'I I I . I - . 4 1- ' . W M.- C I-'15 S S i. e if I if fa 91 fa. h p. IW I I I I I I I I I I I J I I I I . . E I I I I , y I I 1 I I I ' I . ' I I 'I I I I I . I I I I I' y W. H. ROSELIUS I I iw Directov' of Athletics, 1920- I ' . I I1 W I' XI i I I I Coach Roselius, popularly known as Rosie, came to our insti- I I tution immediately after graduating at Capital University. At Cap 5 I he was prominent in athletics, playing baseball and basketball. Dur- I I Y I ing his nine years of devoted service here he has developed many a . Winning aggregation. This year-'s college team is his crowning I ' achievement. By precept and example he has instilled into H. G. I IR Xt A. athletes ideals of fair play and clean sportsmanship. By his I I I f' fine Work Coach Roselius has won an enviable reputation through- I I I out the county and state. . I I 1 . I I I 'uv I. IQK Fr? Page Twenty I I I I -+ve-W l --iff I C I M Y A ' Y V - - - 'HEP e f -e---- ee--ff A- A 4--- - no Jf' fi,- 14.:I I I I I r-'I I ! I I I I I I I I JI I , I I I I . I I I I I I I I ' I I I I I ' I I g gg gg g I I I I I . 1 JUNIOR COLLEGE CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 1928-29 ' I III , I I I I I ' THE SEASON'S RECORD I Hebron College York College .........,.... ., ....,,..,....... 28 I I Hebron College Concordia Business College ..... 123 I Hebron College .,.......... Luther College .....l..... ..................... 1 0 I Q Hebron College Dana College ...........,.,............. .... 1 1 I I I Hebron College .........,.. Nebraska Aggies ...,...,.................. 35 'I I Hebron College ............ Concordia Teachers College ........,. 19 I I Hebron College Concordia 'Teachers College ..,..,.. 33 ' I I Hebron College Nebraska Aggies .......,.v...,....... .,... 4 10 I II Hebron College .....,...... Luther College ............,.,...,...... 16 I I II Hebron College Luther College ...,.......................l.l., 9 I I Hebron College Concordia Teachers College .,.l...l 49 '.., Ig Hebron College ............ Concordia Teachers College ........ 23 I I, Hebron College ...,........ Dana College ......... ..... ,.,...........l..... 1 8 I I I I Hebron College Concordia Business College ....,...., 23 I II Hebron College ,,,......... 41 Norfolk Junior College ................ 27 I I QI Hebron College Norfolk Junior College ......... ,... 1 5 I I I -- I I I Total points ,,,.,.,..,.,,..... 552 Total points ................,.. ....... 3 69 ' Average per game ...... 34.5 Average per game ....... 23 .I ra I gg H H 972 9 .I 1- C I Page Tzveizty-one r . . -, Y -,a--.--.W-..- .I , .,,Qv ,U Y Wi .. -We ,r -- . . . l' L. r i o. all I. I 'in I.. .T' 1: fl A W L. ,l .A P M 'a ly: 1 i s '. f 11 ll. l 1: .l 'i I li .v 5 it l 4, T I1 Av S - f-.A-.f Hr'.'v.m,1- f--- I-u ,v ,, Page L41 e., in lie A-Q .-.I --1.......,:. e.-. .. Y, 3 THE CHAMPIONS ' The second basketball championship of the Nebraska Junior College Conference vvs Won by the Hebron Eagles. They Inade :1 total score of 337 points to the 188 of their opponents. The average points per game of the Eagles was 37 5 that of the opponents was 21. Paul L'Dad Paysen is, the third member of the Gross- Ehm- Paysen com- bination. Although he is not a high scorer he is u wonderful feeder, He will be the only veteran back for next year. Alvin Aim Ehm, our stellar center, has played his last year for the black end gold. He is well known for his shots from the free throw line, for which reason he was the leading scorer in the con- ference. We all regret that he is lost through graduation. Robert Barney Gross, our diminutive forward, has many a point to his credit. His' lloorworli and shooting would he an as- set to any team. Barney is also intending' to carry away a sheepskin in the spring. ' ew ii: '- ,, i. V. 4 . ..I 'V '.l r-- e' Lum.. ... ..,. . , I LQ.-. ll ,. d . , -- e--n-- 1-. V-if wif.. -f . , - 'T'L,-f Twenty-two , . . V2 A ,...,. ., ...l :Jw I - I -il, , 'MH ,.... :JW . L.. ug, , 1' y... . .. J ... ' ' l..I'. 'wi .+V . -4 .,. ' 1- ., . ,'.! . .' :', W , V' W .4 ,u .r ' M , . : . .. ., , .. ..,.n. ' .' ' ' . . . . ' 'ln .Q-E 1 .-I. .-li. . U in, i I ,. 'nj K. ...-.1. iq ' '- if 5 ..,,e. - -w.- -. . .-V-. - .,..- -,-Y -Y,.,.,,.h, -.....T4 -I-. ., e-,,, .,l -. -.,...-. ,1.r,,... .. Theodore Ted Meske, the lad from Washington, is 'a Wonderful running guard, He has a good eye for the bas- ket and has amassed a great. number of points. Ted should make good at any college he may attend next year. Good luck to you, Ted! Otto Fei:c ' Fangmeyer, the Champions' six - foot guard, whose delight was to bat the ball while in the air. Feta has played two years and deserves his lam-els from Hebron. Albert Shorty Frahm, who towers six-feet-three, is Widely known for his ability to break up shots and tak- ing the ball off the bank- boarcl. Shorty plays a fine game at guard. This also is his last season at Hebron. Dale Sinkum Hawkins has earned his two letters at Hebron. He was out part of the seas-on on accounwt of sickness, but he came back strong later in the season. 1 V , n ' ? ,,.. ,, I I' 4 nv Page Twenty-three sg 5.3 , -'A :1-:I-E, . ' gi , .1 ,,' 5, . A. J? 6 .I y ml I I l Atl s C L. A Sw S V - -e l- Lx-zxfr 'ro RlGli l'. Smfvrmuz Paysen, Mei-klein, Luettex-le, Bezhlae. Gross. STANDING: Vceh, Kistncr, Vogel, und W. H. Roselius, Coach. ACADEMY BASKETBALL TEAM 1928-29 THE SEASONS RECORD 1 Hebron Academy .............,.. 19 Nelson .,..,......,.. 25 Hebron Academy ......,.. ..,. 1 3 Clay Center .,.,.. 20 me Hebron Academy ...,,,.. ..,, 2 6 Chester ,......,. 15 f Hebron Academy .,....... .... 2 4 Belvidere ,,,,..,.. 19 Hebron Academy .......,. .... 2 4 Hardy ,,...,,.,,,.......,, 26 A Hebron Academy ...4..... .... 2 6 Wesleyan High ..,.., 24 Hebron Academy ......... ..,. 2 2 Hebron High .,...,. 20 1 Hebron Academy .,....... .... 3 0 Deshler ........,.,. 20 Hebron Academy ,........ .... 1 9 Bruning ..L..... 18 A Hebron Academy ......... .... 5 5 Belvidere ,.,,.. 9 Hebron Academy ......... .... 1 0 Chester . ..i.. 20 Hebron Academy ......... ..,. 2 2 Edgar ..,,,...., G H Hebron Academy ......... .... 2 3 Fairmont ,..... 18 ' Total points ........,.............,. 313 Total points ....,....,..... ,...,. 2 00 1 Average per game .,....,..... 24 Average per game ,,,.,... 15 1 ' 1 l i r i 4 WN A l fl l l J 1 V al l 1 9 5 1 N l l X ! I N l l I Al if I I 7. f 'iw - y A A 5 - E - A - g re-A In fd Page Twwzty-j'om' if Y fr- 'TS-, , . is ia, 1: .E-. 'Z 'v 1 l lv-ll 'I .1 .' ly Q ll -' V . ii tl , .C .M i . lj . 2 i if iw in 'F l l I l l I j. 5. 2.1 . 5-1 fi 'l l ', A fl Ggkrlfh ,X , Q ' i i -S . T - ll i i ' . ji g , GIRLS' GYM CLASS What could be more fun than an open umbrella on a windy day? Answer: The girls' gym class Cin actionj. The picture you see above may be a proof to the answer, but you must see the active pic- ture of the girls to be convinced. The first part of the gym period finds the girls scrambling for the volley ball, turning Dutch somcrsaults or exercising what in girls, hardly needs more exercise than in ordinarily gets-the tongue. Then the instructor blows the whistle and instantly everything is quiet as Icabod Crane's school room. After roll call, the girls try their luck at throwing bean bags onto the steel beams of the ceiling or waving wands around like the fencers of old. Sometimes class teams are seen in volley. ball combat and often they make their bids for the title of the Babe Ruth of inner baseball. Yes, there are many competitive games like broad jump, high jump and cat and mouse. Other things are accomplished besides learning how to stumble grace- fully. Among such things are marching and playing games to music, Indian wrestling matches, and jumping over horses, imagine! When the weather is balmy, hikes are in vogue and the girls are shown how to breathe intelligently and how to jump across a creek without squeeling. Yes, indeed, the girls have quite a variety, and that you know, is the spice of life. Can that be the reason why some of them are a bit peppery at times? .g.. 'Gifs .af f- Q is T A- -A I. . U Page Twenty-1'i'ue guy- 1 lil lull ull. Q51 ll lil ,LM 1 it .I i-.l ll ll ,I 1 ,ill it Jn v 1 l 1 1l 1 1 1 ,I Wg! 1 E 1 n all li .I 1 1'- ,L n Q1 - 'wmv tg' Page 5-.. .- - . .- .,..,-,. Y- ,-Q. +V 5 1 -K.-1 l P xi. fl '- - - f 4 - - ., . 1 1 lx. -.- --wa 1- - - .. - . ..l3 L J 'i --- F- 4 - .mmhgwvfa ei ATLmMQf -,,- 5. l V I ' ' , nf? . T --,Uv ,',g- ., 1, , fa, .V,. . . , , , .. f ff.. ,1 1- 1 ' . .' , 1 -1. l X , 1 H. l 4' Wh 51 Q s v TENTUS Tennis is steadily increasing in popularity at H. C. Sz. A. For this reason two fine new courts were added last year. Hebron Col- lege opened its tennis career with a match with Concordia Teachers College. Theodore Meske fleftj vanquished his opponent by a score of 6-2, 6-2. Alvin Ehm lrightj was the victor of a 6-2, 6-4 score. The score for the doubles was 6-2, 6-2, also in favor of the locals. In no case was it necessary to play a third set in order to determine the Winner. This year a larger number of candidates have reported. A tentative schedule has been arranged, including a Junior College Conference Tournment. GOLF Golf is one of the spring activities at H. C. It was first intro- duced last year, and although the team only played one scheduled match, it was fortunate in Winning it. A number of candidates are out at present and a team will be picked later. It has become very interesting due to the fact that a number of tentative matches have been scheduled. There is also a possibility of a Junior College Con- ference Tournament. gt:-Y jg.. .4 am, L'-'f ' W. -L,.-:- ,V-ai W mf - -Lag:-. - -- rvirw- fi. 'Twnenty-si:c D 7155111 lil r mf' .M 'in 'Q- .. mer, um .V -P2 ggi F5 I. ,1 F. 2 i .1 Q7 l HI 1' gg ll 1 1 1 ll I1 VW Iv Ll ,. lil WW .rl 5 6 lil Q Wil 1 ly ills Q 'Tl 11 A 4 li 11 ll H31 I 'f it gr 14 'V Ill leg- . ge, 'ale V Tg,,1,' .-T -.,- 'Q' Q MUSHC 4,9 I 6 5 fl I I: H . rv, A , 1 M 1. M M ,iz I , V Q- , K, , W.: Y 1 : 175'-E! - 'TF' -'-f l 'ff' ' 43+ ' 1' A V Page Tzurmty-srmefn ' gff u' C1- eS4 'I W ll ' f ' I 3.-V. Je, r-fe . ' I,- l l l I 1 l r w 4 ll I V I, gl 'l l V l ll rl Il l ly '1- PROFESSOR MAGNUS PAYSEN Head of School of Music Professor Paysen is the senior member of the faculty, having served here for the last eighteen years. He has ever had the best interests of H. C. Sz A. at heart, and is particularly responsible for the growth and success of the Music Department. YN Page Twenty-eight A 'P 'jg 13 I VESTED CHOIR 5 Q I l n ' l Music Department of Hebron College and Academy Eighteen years ago, Prof. Paysen gave his first piano lesson in a small room in Buehring Hall. In those days there Wasrft much of a demand for a teacher of piano and voice. Prof. Peysen recalls I that Mrs. Frank Huntsman and Mrs. Loren Darby were among those . . who made the trip from town before the days of sidewalks and auto- . mobiles. For a year or more, Prof. Paysen went from house to house giving lessons. Later a private studio was established downtown. One piano constituted the musical equipment, aided by an excellent teacher. From these meager beginnings the Music Department has de- veloped to its present high standard. It is now self-supporting. Its personnel consists of two full time teachers. Its equipment can be favorably compared with full-fledged conservatories. At the present time musical equipment consists of a fine 556000 Wicks electric pipe organ, an Estey reed organ, seven upright pianos, two grand pianos, band and orchestra instruments, and an extensive musical librziry. In all, an investment of some 516,000 to VF? Page 7'tuunty--n'i':m F-fi f 5-if'g,ff-2 D ..- A ff ., e-- , f 1 ,,,,,. as A '-42-fz'1 I1.'g2a5'Ti'f'e-43:41 'Q -' 51 ir-1' - '- COMBINED BAND OF I-IEBRON COLLEGE AND ACADEMY AND DESI-ILER PUBLIC SCHOOLS Most of this material was secured by the direct eifort of Prof. Paysen. Donations, gifts, and receipts from entertainments, plays, and operettas have aided considerably in securing the best equip- ment. The school has sponsored many fitting radio programs during the last five years. During the past four years the school Glee Clubs and soloists have won Sweepstakes Cups in the State Music Con- tests. Three contraltos secured first place for three consecutive years. Last year a vested choir was organized which rendered ex- cellent service throughout the year. A band and orchestra complete the musical equipment. ln addition to his work at Hebron College and Academy, Prof. Paysen has charge of Public School Music at Deshler. His present assistants in the Music Department are Miss Cecelia Vogelsang, Piano 5 Miss Ruth Paysen, Piano and Violin. fesE -sg-r:gf-l?5g,sLg---5341121' is fi Eg 5-,lf T Page Thirty n QRGANHZATHQNS if 1? l il l 'E' by ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, -M.. ,,...,... - , W- A. , . , - 'll n '. ' 1 i THE PEP CLUB The Pep Club of Hebron College and Academy was organized - in November, 1928. Although the club is new, it has offered wonder- ai ful opportunities for the students to exhibit loyalty and school spirit. It also encouraged good sportsmanship. The goal of this club was Well attained. They elected a pep leader flildna Keilwitzl and an assistant CErnest Moodyj, who led l them in giving the teams the necessary pep. Win or lose, the group cheered the Black and Gold contestants to the final whistle of every i game. Because of the exceptionally large number of victories over high calibered teams, the Hebron College and Academy athletes i shared the victories with their closest ally, the Pep Club. f l ' J N, l l x if il V U l l I l I d i ' i l x ' l l I l .I ii, ll V l EDNA KEILWITZ, Cheer-Leader 'ii 'arf V A 4' Page Thirtyetwo ,. .Q , as ,-, .j-.,A.s- -Jfc'13' , :rg 'G 137'-. L, A e- f .f1f-All-er:-::.lTM 3?1'g5g'jf5! 54 - -i L Jimi L' ' f EH , '51 LQ-1g1 'qe. f , ',,.? LJ,f-.lilo 'Vg ' 'xv M 7 ' W' YY Y Y V 'V , -ii il, .,-,. gp, I vu 5 l lc! K I E' , I ll. vlslix l , Ill l l. l ,U l l l 1 l 1, , ill l in l y gli F l 1 ' gli, I ll, ' li, , ll-ll jill Nl ,,,. W lull' W Y ffl fl l l 'Il l HW TOP Row: Cecelia Itzen. Anne Quadhamer, Secretary: Stella Santhoflf, Almu Frey, 'l'reusurer: ill' Florence Quadhamer, Evelyna Neiman, Ellen M. Roach. I 1 llvl MIDDLE ROW: Margaret Heuer, Velora Bowman, Arthur Thcimcr, Edna Schmidt, Mm-graret. Schmidt. M 'Ill Eva Reuter. ii ill BOTTOM Row: Mildred Hoffman, Alice Holbein, Vice-President: Ruth Spring, Elsie Baker, Prezil- W'-' ll lg dentg Naomi Smith. T i ' sl 1 '- V ll NORMAL TRAINING LLUB 3 ' Nl , . . W .ll We re a Jolly bunch of eighteen strong ix 'EV Famous in class work, debate and song. , . Our motto is: Service, Our Land to '1'heel', I fly, For teachers of children we hope to be. 'li gm Our watchword is Courage, our goal, Success, 5 Qllju The faith of each our future will bless. NH! 113' 'Tis once in a month we always meet, lj, L1 Our every program a learned treat. ll M With dignity Elsie holds the chair ' lui, Assisted, forsooth, by Alice, fair. , Our moneys we trust to Alma Frey, W. While Anne keeps record, as things go by. ' , ll 'I In scholarship Edna heads the line, i ' W Then follows Margaret, our artist fine. ' , Q 1 Now faithful Naomi, and Stella so true, lv my And, sweet Cecelia, love waits for you. uv ,Ill Our smiling orator, Arthur, is here 1 if With Ruth and Margaret Heuer near. 4 1 ,. The charming Mildred, and Florence, too. lg Q .. X., Lg! Velora and Evelyna, here's to you! M lffl A ringing laugh, 'tis Eva I hear, N l With Ellen M. Roach, our teacher dear. my -,',l , - al' 'lf' QT 'ir ff' 'i:'2 '--' 'f -1 ' ' iii -l' 1.1 -1.-.-,' ' T '- Tvv- ff: - 7' 5 F- ' ' -df-T 'nl -'T'-11 M iqh fi' F- .-- -1 -1- -i.4:a-T-L -, 9 F:-lLiyyhbG-fGEi?'-ive-1--- 35-'-JE -9 s Page Tlriirty-three ..-..-,.,...,...-.4-f-f,..13 ip,--.SJ i - Y- 1 - '- f4'.1E5?'12dfje?-Tnf'Tilg4Q1'sfm:fueh12...:.:' .T u- L 1 Q ,iii Tor Row: Irene Pubanz, John Keller, Nlnrtha Meyer, John Kistner, Leah Uhlrig, Esther Nier- meyer. Mllllilil Row: Henry Uhlmzm, Margzwet Schemm. Leonard Loetterle, Olivia Dunker, Martin Merk- lein, Edwin Veeh. Lowrm Row: Amanda Finkbeimfr, Mrs. Georges, Valera Church, Mildred Hoffman, Alma Pohlman, COMMERCIAL CLUB Pm-isnnswr: Alma Pohlman. VICE-PRESIDENT: Leonard Loetterle. SEo'Y-TREAs,Uru:n: Edwin Veeh. REPORTER: Amanda Finkbeiner. Srorvsonz Mrs. Georges. The Commercial Club was organized for the purpose of getting the Commercial students together for a social hour once every month. The Club meets the third Tuesday of each month. At these meetings business matters are discussed and a program is given. The pro- gram usually includes both instructive and entertaining numbers. After the program Mrs. Georges is always. ready with some contests of interest to business students. Refreshments are then served. Thus the Club helps to add interest and variety to the Work of the Commercial Department. Club members can always be recognized by the little black and gold Club pins that they wear. OUR MOTTO: There is always cz market for the best. -,., .-.Y ..-- V - --if-. -.-r1-,-.'-f-:1-q---- -----V -- --- WY - 7 Y. vq- - -. -Y ---- - - ,. I - -- -- .l E - - , . L, .T .. -1fvivvE'f ivf'- W - plz-21'f fi . ,., - ,,,, -, Z I A ,,..-.Y, -,--- --74, - ,T-. i - Page Thirty-fam' if C 5 N., J 1, .-. M. p r We .1 L'----LS Lili- -1.- ' 1 P' I I gigfl - .-:.,---.Si-V ' if fist he 'F .l N E1 11 2. itil lu! M wi Q11 nil lg. 1., p y pp p 5,1 TRCJPHIES l ffl, 1924 County Basketball Tournament. Class B. 11M 1925 Southern Nebraska Commercial Contest. fi 1925 flstj Mixed Chorus. Four-County Music Contest. 1925 Hebronite. Won by Class of 1927. 1925 ll 1. 1 ti 1 1926 15 1926 4. 1926 Mi 1926 U' 1926 I 1926 1 1926 1 1927 W 1927 Q. 1927 J 1927 r 1927 1 927 ji 1928 1 1928 F1 1928 ,g 1928 gi 1928 -:-4 flstj Mixed Chorus. Class B. State Music Contest. f2ndJ Boys' Glee Club. Class C. State Music Contest f2ndJ Mixed Chorus. Class C. State Music Contest. C2ndJ Vocal Duet. Class C. State Music Contest. Southern Nebraska District Debating Champions. Sweepstakes. Four-County Music Contest. County Basketball Tournament. Class A. Basketball Champions. Class H. State Tournament. Clstj Boy's Glee Club. Class C. State Music Contest. C2ndj Vocal Duet. Class C. State Music Contest. Clstj Girls' Glee Club. Class C. State Music Contest. Qlstj Mixed Chorus. Class C. State Music Contest. Sweepstakes. Class B. Won in 1925-26-27. County Basketball Tournament. Class A. flstl Boys' Glee Club. Class B. State Music Contest. C2ndJ Girls' Glee Club. Class B. State,Music Contest. flstj Small Groups. Vocal. Class B. State Music Contest Hebronite. Won by Class of 1928. Nebraska State High School Music Contest. 1. -.5.i?'L'?-i2:f1T1l 'CT 54-ifif? -.- if 1, - f - A:-fl Page Tim ty fwe YG as Vg' IM -1' Z' gl- S S -. 4. r Q M Ulf, in AUTOGRAPHS Qi Eg? Q Thi? ty-SLM: I 1 1 ,..,...-. , i.i.l..-.... if-I 'I P V 'PL S S T ' 'P ' - Y Y.- 3? I I Phone 149 F. G. GATES, Prop. Strict 'Q I 7 Economy' and Style il Gates 4 Brownhilfs are always the X' SOUPS CHILI mode. Smart footwem' for OYSTERS IN SEASON O , I the Whole I.ilI'I1llY. ! Where the live ones linger X longerh Q Home of Good Eats B B I i Lunches a spec:-ialty-Cigars Candy, 'Ice Cream, Home- made Pies I Hebron, Nebraska Hebron, Nebraska 624 Lincoln Phone 18 I V I I Off I' I . I A PI-IOTOGRAPHIC SERVICE WHICH PUTS EM- I T PHASIS ON THE HIGH QUALITY OF OUR POR- g TRAITS, COUPLED VVITH A SET POLICY OF KEEPING EVERY PROMISE MADE. THEREFORE , , 1 WE FEEL NO HESITANCY IN ASKING YOU T0 I SIT FOR YOUR PHOTOGRAPH AT x ' , Page Thirty-sefuem 6 SW' --2 --'o ' I-,J CF S YY Y - is J!- 1 Lumber to build your home. Coal to heat you-r home. WE WOULD BE GLAD TO SERVE YOU. W Henry Korff Lumber Co. Phone 7 5 We Welcome You to Our Store We strive to eliminate expense in order to make it possible for us to give you a better price. Hawkins Hardware Co. THE DU FONT PAINT STORE ONE Firestone Tires Tire Repairing Road Service Eight Hour Battery Charging Alemite Service STOP SERVICE Repair Shop Pencoil Oils Conoco Ethel Gas Conoco Regular Gas Car Washing All equipment is modern and up to the minute with experienced men to do the Work. When in Hebron, make this the home for your C5112 Thayer County Motor Co. SALES-FORD-SERVICE it 'F'-2539 l H Hebron Phone 223 4 4 . M0 ei in 1-ii? Page Th.i1'ty-eight ,. fq fn, - ,- , 3, VI., j HJ 5 r W , 0 Y if . . ,, ,- Q- fy f cs Page Thirtyvnine fu. J I-......,.: , si i - 6+ iff 1 Hart Shaffner 8: Marx i I l The Home of For Popular Priced Ready - to - Wear and Clothing, lVIi11ine1'y, you will ai- i Ways find the best selec- w and . 1 tions at ' 7 Florsheim Shoes I g' C H 81 P ll Miss Ellen o ottre owe , i . ' Helfer s Store ll Clothing Co. a W4 Phone 26 431 Lincoln Ave 1 -ni 1 i A sound, dependable, iinancial , institution with a record of Q F IF TY-F IVE YEARS l 1 of continued iinancial service 1 ' 8 to individuals and business 9 E2I1tGl'D1'iS3S, is the history of 7 this bank. We invite your busi- 2 ' 4 ness upon this record of service. 9 r Q Thayer County Bank i Hebron, Nebraska l General Banking Farm Loans Insurance in f Rage .Fjorfqy , I W'h ' f l L'-A S ' -Q ' ' 'L fi 3:-1 Ui ak- S ff- 1 1- E W . X 1 1 1 .I V 1 1' 11 1 1' 4 1 1 J 4 1 i 1 1 'W ' 1 qw rx I1 1 1 W . I ' .V - 1 '1 I W 1 N 41' '1 W1 I. f 1 W ,. 5 1 .I fy. 'Pi I1 1 w 'Ay ' Q25 4 1:4 '4 fi- 1 3,1 . .W , 1 ffl M . ,. , 1 ,L Tw. 1 ',.:.:-HP, -. - '. I H1 3 l N1 3 1 11 I i 1 N 1 W 2.315 '-SAP 1 N J -- 11 A fx 1, 5,1- .1 Cv, . z-.1::1- .1-l fi .A 3 11 , L. -, ' W Q. :A fl, ,f L, -..LQfL..g,1' .-g .1 . A . .L 'Tl lv? +7 - -- ugh 35:9 7 G .f'Q,5f 0 - Page Forty-10411631 ew ' + fi CLA n ' i n A 2? if? ' i The ' O 03518 Cafe n o Ortqulst Food As You Like It STORE FOUNTAIN SERVICE n INVITES YOU AND F n CONFECTIONERY N W One can or a case, one pound 01' a hun- dred. We have the quantity and the quality you want. Prices that please and ff SERVICE THAT SATISFIES Q Fruits and Vegetables ' ST nd rdM rkt l a an in e n The MEAT MERCHANTS OF TI-IAYER CO. Hebron Deshler 5+ ui Q' 7 'bam Ei Eif'2-,V Page Farty-two 747--- 7,7 Qi, --I--Tx HA4- f H. N -gl b 1W ' A75 f: fwi1f4fa5EL-A . 'H , 1 ,. , 1 .,,,f'fff f J? 52 11 fini -t' .i I . 1 V U A, Mm., ' ' 'XT ' - Mi iw W 4,49-gl' JW I ' l '3 !l 5 imjgk- ' ' , - H w I A 1 N f - . , . ' 1- :H .r f M ' '. 'N qi -.1 M ' 'f Lf Y W f ' t F . fi: l'- gig 'L ' S V , . 1 + mv. 'My x ' N 'I . ,s ll . X 1 xvl' fl A' 5 - Izqr' fe, , ' . ', 3 , .Vi ,. . ,, . I FA H If 1 Q 5 ' 47' ' s IF, 5 ,RE ..Lg.,-WQ, - 7. - . E' ,YI , 4' . Q f Q i Mi -L?,rA?1 - A - ..,, - ' ,N , ' , ' 1' E V,--..LMI lrvrnlx -. ,.,. L , 1 . . A .1 - D I i 1 we f -3-' ' X AK, - I' , -L' 1 - E -.-H , A ary ln. Y- jf, n 1 w f N , ' Q gi r -V ' 1 E : ,Q,,E,, 1, , . E Wggw fi? A ' l. ' ,I A 5 N .,., .A A Q7 4 V4 ' - IDA ' lx. ' 'wx W. 'L' N 11 M 'JH fr. l la! ' . L - L, la? w AL mcnxcx 4' in X 'j x -1 f . .fs U. W N W ' If-: I V 'gpg' N .Z :jj - HQ-rr QL. -,.w, A -- f'-' 'M ' 1 9 35lj5,. ig,'.1?'gfQ4.Q? Page Forty-three 3 ,L -1- Y -V mp, - K Keep in touch with Your Classmates and Friends by Long Dis- tance Telephone. It's Personal and In- timate and Surprising- ly Inexpensive. Lincoln Telephone 81 Telegraph Company A Nebraska Company Serv- ing Its People FOR Plumbing Heating Electrical Appliances Radios and Refrigerators SEE H. E. RUI-IL PLUMBING, HEATING and ELECTRIC SUPPLIES Phone 96 H0bl'0Tl Hestecl Stores Company 54: to 31.00 Stores VARIETY GOODS Winslow Drug Company Phone 23 Rexall Store Hebron Nebraska You will like our Ice Cream and Fountain Drinks Wall Paper Magazines Paints Gandv WHERE Youn DOLLAR - - - d HAS THE Mosr CENTS S Brushes Drugs Page Forty-four ' hi- W 9 ERB Vg , .,- ,. W, ,W ...-. 9' -lgtif LS' I- , lj Y V -?, R ' 'i ' ' ' ' fa 1. J , . ,fl ' I , 1 I AFV? sf Q' 'r- ,,-, . M , ,7 --., -..., ,ray Page Forty-five 1 W - -3 CI... ,o 0 ,, A q Hw 'Qn Q'-W' 0 Ji fl- i STRENGTH S C. T. Wilson Bus Line UPERIOR-N ELSON-FALRXBURY Il . and - TM. 1 Mu., 'x-.xisnmz 35 1 9.51.1 rnrii msn' 121311 Q . it llrmggnxs , ,..,,.. .. L I , V. i U N'l'I0l' A P. I ,......,.. .......,.. 5 fr 11011514-lson ...,.,,........,....,,. I 'mol .....,.,.. . 4.,.... ,.l SJ:1EglNor:1i ....,.. - ........,,,..,. ,-l 6:50I. ..,. . .-........ 92-F R .k ....,..,..,..,,,...,.,.. 6:30 ......A.. . i ARE developed by donm hard l:55f1031U ri? nrmosiimr Aix' 6:l0I1:55 things. N.zrrHm11?g'g-Ieiurou . ,,,,4..... - ..,......,. l 5:50 uso 72:50 .111 wilcul ..,.,....,..,.......,... ., :20 1-200 It takes will power and determ- 3220 111 239412 iF 131'UUPY ,,lf!fl50 12430 ination to resist the tie-mptwtions 1 of spending money, but success- u1if3l3Rf?N-FA1RM0NTi11q'f21El1fl'. ' ' l .' Vg' 'RS lux. yy fullg rf2f1?Xg5HpayS you m the 1f.A1.l.x31.1 'rAnI.1a sg lr'.M.l1'.m. S001 0 1 - izlimgvi ia imn-on ARA L.:' -.':L, e ' ev ....... ,.,...., . : zz A BANK ACCUUNT regularly 2:55I 9:35 Bi-iinin,Z ........ ....... . .4 1:00 :uso attended to is the never failing :mol gnimzm-ue-x-n ..,... .,.. ,.,. 1 izzsof 7:50 method. 3:05l S:m'rStrnug , ...... ....,.......,,,... i 1:3:45I 8:10 :5:fl0I El :HUIFai1'mont. ,....,.. .....,,,.... I 12:l0I 7:30 4:20, !l:i0lMcCoul Jvt, .......,........ j11:2UI 7:00 H b S JI-'j0L1.lQQ Ar. York Innillzimrfirg e For information write or call B k ' L A3 all C. I. W llsongi , ' 2 , H Cllebron Bankerq since 188 J Phone 21.3 Hebron N I. I by . ,V 0 T HE RON DRY CLEANERS Gloverized Cleaning + Valetor Pressing 2 Satisfaction 0 Call 70. We'll Call. .,.,s 0 Q 'gla re Page Forty-sin: 771'-0 I f-L -3- 1 J. H. Yost Lumber Co. Dealers Building Material and Certiiied Coal Schroeder Brothers Phone 94 Groceries and Meats Fine Teas and Coffee C. E. Stauber Hebron, Nebraska Good Equipment makes a good farmer better. Speed, Power, and Smiling Miles Bolly' s Service Station CONOCO MOTOR OILS Quality first Service Always Corner Hebron, 13th 8z Lincoln Nebr. N ------QM -Q.. - ii- e- e we - if Tr Page Forty-se'ucn A,, ., .gl D- c a ts Y- ,Q f- - QP M, A-, f 3 f 7 - c . 'ff' ' . ,if S' Quality is Economyl' e Furniture and il Boston Carpet Co. It ll Clothing House f Clothing and Furnishings Funeral Directors and Embalmers Finest equipment ,Ag if 1 5. V5 Q Ambulance Service Day Phone Night Y M , A I 78 327-82 oung en s .ppare , V of Latest Styles Hebffm Nebraska 1' , 1 u F l , l l HAMILTON The Superior I f fl, l ELGIN Whippet l i 1 f - BULOVA and l llllllll lllllllll WATCHES Willys-Knight , I with the new w All klllClS of JQW9ll'y, Clock, Watch, Fountain - PGH, and Eye GlaSS Re- We invite you to come in and pail-ing look these cars over, before 1 l you buy. Sold by L. E. Thomas , JEWELER Mltchell Kr Son svn F V H b N b k F fi Puget Foo-ty-eight ,, -..- --.-.... !:'.....--. .,., .i- v --Ii 4: ., . I I v ELECTRIC SHOE SHOP i Let us have your shoes again whenever they need fixing. We use great care and the best of materials. Telephone 1 Hebron, Nebraska The Home of Joe's Bread , Our Motto: Quaiit a d S ' ' y n ETVICC. Bleed and Butter, Pies and Cakes-, Rolls and Coffee, Gum and Candy, Cigars and Cigarettes. Everything good to eat. HELFRICH'S BAKERY S. J. Fitzsimons Office Phone 119 W. H. Grone Phone 278 FITZSIMONS sl GRONE REAL ESTATE LOANS and INSURANCE Hebron, Nebraska MAJESTIC and EMPRESS THEATERS Hebron and Deshler THE HOME OF GOOD PICTURES A. I-I. Records, Prop. YES SIR' You will always look your best if you patronize B E C K ' S Barber Shop Shower Bath CITY MEAT MARKET Quality Merchandise, Friendly Service, and Right Price PHONE 44 Chas. N. Burgett, Prop. Hebron, Nebraska Frequent, Qualified tuning alone, Preserves us Harmony, Pitch and Tone FOR RELIABLE SER r VICE ADDRESS JDS. A. Hebron, Nebraska Dr. S. UG. Panter, .Ir. P. L Harrison Physician and Surgeon L , Glasses. Fitted KWYGI' Ofiice grs-t diaiar east of 14-3 North Fourth St. Phone 296 pew ouifebron, Nebr. Hebron, Nebraska N L iff aga r? Page Fort-y-'miwzo ...... U 4 f Y. 9. 1. 4 T2 L, -e - ..--' J CI-Pi S ' ,. ' W. A. Ring, D.D. S. Hebron, Nebraska J. L. Richards Lawyer Hebron, Nebraska Drs. Bancroft 8: Dewitt Usteopathic Physician and Surgeon Dr. Earl S. Tripp, D. D. S. Over Thayer County Bank Hebron, Nebraska Thayer County Abstract Co. J. Monroe Davis Dr. G. A. Ackerman License Graduate BONDED ABSTRACTER Veterinarian Phone 20 412 Lincoln Ave. Office: J. E. 'Shearer's Office J. M. Cottrell PATRONIZE Dentist OUR Hebron, Nebraska ADVERTIZERS Munsingwear Allen A. Hosiery lVlarsl1's Dry Goods EELY DUNS 13 sw 2 E S? -W E .si EFI XDHVW Ladies, Misses. READY-TO-WEAR N 5 -:F 0 5' fl U v-1 G m rn rn in EI Palmer Coats i G THE 4 ciil Elder 1 Company n Jewelers , - -1n'- .. Will -. 'U 2 , 'l W 1 '. ig Registered - . Optometrists X safe place to make GRUE nnmu your purchase of Finest. Diamonds Dependable Watches Guaranteed Silverware Latest in Jewelry Reliable Watch Repairing, Engraving, Optical Work Hebron, Geneva, Deshler Nebraska 4- -0- 31 rg gi fiiitiw ., -. 4, -2 , g s1' ' lf. sg Hin' i 1.-.44 .-a-154 Page Fifty E 4 A I eu- - ' ' .. BRLILVT l'l' OR NOl ---- In 1926 H. A never won et scheduled game thioughoul the .sta- Totnn :ment and Cleee H in the State TOLl'lI1dI'I1E1'llJ. Feta Aim and Bainey we the only students that ev 1' attended H. C. Sz A. for sin eucceesive yeare 'lhe College Basketball Team ot 29 Won the Championship with only seven candiclatee foi the team H. C. Xt A hae sei ved etudentq from 19 different states Canad 1 and Australia P1oi.'Paysen s warblels have accumulated lo state Lupe chu ing T thc. last thi ee yeai s. IMACINT All students rushing fox iront seats in Chapel. Waffles, sei ve'dA at the boarding tlub A boeud meeting Without cigfue. Adelia studying. Proi. Jargo leaving a door unlocked. A 100 V4 gym class Mrs. Georges laughing Prof. Roeie remaining calm while hie own team ie playing P1 of. B1 ueoknei' play ing golf. Misfs Wolfanger becoming Mrs Wintei in thc 3131 ing moi. Jargo singing, Why did Ihkiss that girl? Abe-Vot did you name the l v Young ladies clon't give their -5, N -Q 3 I 'X T 6 Y ' 1 X ' . 1 J 3 ' son, excepting the homecoming game,-but won Class A in the County 1 . 2 .U . . 1 1: ,yn ss ,sy fl ,, H 2 M L, X 8 I ' 4 t t ' '. I l Q1 X ' 7. ' . . ' . . . ' , ' ' a., l W 1 ' 7 I u 1 - 1 9 w r . v l , . . . , ll .4 , i I 4 J lt -1 1 1 f . . . G . V I 1 l ' ' J r ' ' l . . ,l t ' ' . ' . , . 1 4. , 1 l 5 t . ' 1 A x ' . J sc . , - 1 Q, P ' l l twins '? Sweethearts the mltten these i l' Ike-The foist vons We called days. 1 'Kate und Duplikatef' Then We They say that at nice pair of l had 'Pete und Repetef warm socks would he much more I Abe-And the new Vgng? appropriate as young men are I l 1ke-MaX und Climax, Oy! more or less subject to cold feet. l 1 'Q Oy! I hope so! , .gl Q l Y nffg fh I-'r4g'c- Fi?-fMl-Olll Y lFa.:r .n ' 'fffi r lff'e-r'l1',iiLS2O T Cl ,.5g,rj 5 uw v 'A THOUGHTFUL PARENTS Choose Carefully the School Where ' Their Sou and Daughter are to Get Their ,Il Education and Preparation for Life. 'sz HEBRON COLLEGE and ACADE Y Your SCHOOL 5 Offers SUPERIOR ADVANTAGES UNDER POSITIVE CHRISTIAN INFLUENCE ii , JUNIOR COLLEGE - ACADEMY, or HIGH H l SCHOOL - SCHOOL OF MUSIC All Courses Fully Accredited Rates Very Reasonable l 15 N For information Or free catalogue Write to f W. P. HIERONYMUS, President H i ' 1 . 4. 415.1132 Pa yu F'ij'ty-Lum -. 4 'w v . , is-. 'v