Lexington High School - Minute Man Yearbook (Lexington, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1943 volume:

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Q-y +70 Kfrfji v N ' u r ' of through the seasons as our 19421943 Mrnute Man staff rnernher have prctured for you the actrvr tres of ihrs pa t school year The th rne rh hree season fall Wrnrer and sprrnq suaqest fond rnemorres of thrs allrrnportant hrqh school year Each season brrnas Us own spectral acuvmes and events Here rs the Mrnut Man whrch we present to 5 1 4 if f gl. l UALA F2 FQLL 1942 NOVE 'UN Mow 1 1 T R U' wr 1942 2 3 40 'R' .M I0 I 1 UQQOOQ 22 I7 18 13 I4 I5 IFR I2 6 .PR 1937 L.. 22011591 tb, 28 22 f gee 5 zggs 7 -ye H an 30 E O 3 xwoe U Wiz' x0 X39 9 X, 9x1 5 8 tb 5 6 V511 3 A 11 1530 12 1,8 September September September September 7 School begrns l5 Organrzatron of Pep Club 17 Frrst All School Party lf Ehzabeth Frsher chosen fresh October 23 Kearney football game here October 28 30 Teachers Conventlon October 28 Holdrege football game there November 6 Curt1s football game here man cheerleader September 18 Ftnal elect1on of Student Councrl September 24 Sae of Actrvrty Trckets September 28 Class offrcers elected October 5 Cozad football game here October 9 McCook football game there October 16 North Platte fo o t b a l l game there November l3 Phrlhpsburg football game here November 20 Ord football game there November 26 Gothenburg football gam there on Thanlcsgrvrng December ll lumor Play December l5 Dawson County Basketball Tournarnen here December 20 27 Chrrstmas Vacat1on Page 4 Gia Laila! f1f5f6f7 flfm Tw I 2' 'sly j DEM 1,942 zsfs 'pfa 2 gf 7 2 5 0 wwe' lx 3 X 3' 62 M' 1 7,6 1 qkmxf' Awww QMW jf, MQW MMM Xwiywfwvf il ww n x . 0 , Glenn E Mrller MCIX L CCTSGY e Sc a n r gh S h B1 AB MA129 e Stat THE HDIHIHISTRHTIUH 'UH Baafufafgflucaiaon Iames C Adams Harold O Barrett Clyde H Taylor Lloyd Kam Mrs Iohn H Roberts V P d x Page 6 W A Stewart GRDERS ERQM HEADQUARTERS Mr. Miller, Superintendent. TAKE A LETTER, DARLENE . . . lene Reutlinaer, office Secretary Mr. Casey, Principle. ,Y J f' 1 P -I Dil U ,WV r J F . 13. .fp ' j . xxx ' A ! ,Q I x 1 ' ' ,,.N K',F4 if . ' -Z 'J' ff , . ,V 3 P .- 3' Q U K . ' .-' ' I 3' T' ii. :aff Dar- and GREEN BUT GAME . . . Fresh- rnan cfficers, Alice Berauist, Rresiaenip Mariarie Shaaa, Sec- reiaryg Bill Smith, Vice-presi dent: Raberi McGuire, Treas- iirez- ana Miss Beraixsf, spari- ser. CAN YOU BAKE A CHERRY PIE NO KIDDING! . . . Donald . . . Evelyn Rieier, Clarice Sher- Beardslee, Bala lahnsan, Lou- nian, lulia Rhcne, Pauline Carr. ise Miller, Rita Caryell, Ya- lan Decker. Fa-'ye 7 -.-..,, --.4.,....,, '-'TT 2 I 1.4 V f 3521, l Y , ,' Ifi W' .-: 7 ,' .Jn 15- - ' ' I 'ZZ i? ,gl . 3 . 5. ,SW , LIUQA , P 1 Nm.,-fy 2 3 ,QT 1,43 'VV ' ,' E :lr W 7? - as-Jay 'ff' -..-,E 8, f. ,V 5 ,A .,. M--ri--I -.-4 4 -.- A Y 'lf 5, ,K ff' 4 iff Q4 0 .4 .-,,. 5 Q ,f 3 N if , L,a. 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Krietz, Merle Hollidoy. LISTEN TO THIS . . . Bonnie Sonderrnon, NOON-TIME IIVE . . . Nororni Henderson, Miss McCowon, Morqctret lone Stewort, Kotln- Gornet Meister, Loretto Nirnie, Melvin Newton, ryn Hirsh, Mory Beiter. lomes Woller. 1 1 A f AT THIS PQINT . . . Don Poir, Mr. lensen, loan Boqner, Betty Hoqodone, Kothleen Weicies. Poqe I I lr JP -5, A. -'ZEif?:f:'j, ,N , , wm,f.,- ,,,..f, , ,ex-x.pv ...' ,4 :f:,1,-,Q fu ,gr :-, ,lm L ,152-z2A.1', ,AQ:f,w212k.' ' p',f:ff-,nybzgifg el V .- 1521 H2?n:9::,fLCf5, f ff22'5:'7'-Z2fiZ'5f9 ' 1 4:1 1 A , ,Un , at - EX ,, ,. , T WW Y Af? Q--A v ' erin- 1,1171 - ' Aff f, ..-,lift ff f,,g.-5 , 44,p1'Qf:f 'ffbff 1' 1' ' fu' M112 ,f ,V 'Ei ,g ru' A J O www ww, ,wgwfj i ,W--1,-WML -WR, I fe lifvf nz 'sal 'V-'Y F -- if QE? if x. L ,,x x Y is nil 3- xx. P ww mc if Win! Q25 fzrflilw My? Jfome 8 ProJects of the Home Economrcs Club thrs year have been a Frrst Ard Class Wllh Mlss Ge1qer sponsor of the club 1nstrucTor and a Home Nurslnq Class Whrch was taught by Mrs Lloyd Meyer Red Cross Nurse To become a member of thrs orqanrzatlon a q1rl mu t have taken at least one home economlcs course The offrcers are Wauneta Bra1thwa1t pres1dent Aleta Carpenter vrce presrdent Ianet Adams secretary and Ioan Wenqler treasurer MEMBERS Casper R Cooney R Coryell A Drllman O Draper D Hollrbauqh B Iohn son E Iones E Knar P Klar M Lanqe G Merster I Mrller M Mrller I Neff R Rasmussen L St Iohn C Sherman R So ensen R Stevens I Wenqler A Wllhelm A Wood F Curley L Fravel D Grerhan P Hofferber K Kearney H Peden I Rhone B Rlckertsen M Spooner D Vlan B ZW1Ck D Atklnson I Fellows M Reynolds Page 14 ' 1 17 917 35 W ' ' ' ' s I. Adams, V. Beck, W. Braithwait, H. Burnett, A. Carpenter, P. Carr, S. vi W Szfuflmz' Mwwqm Student Managers Bob Barley and Nell Buckholz were responsrble for all the drrty work done around the dressmq room such as prckmq up the sur plus sports rnaterral and the drrty towels doctorrnq up the sores and brurses and hanarnq around the dressrna room unt1l the last doa was dressed and then seemq that all the doors were locked As a reward for therr efforts and farthful work they were awarded a rea ular srze L OO Gaacfnu To Coach Earl lensen the athletrc leader of the varsrty squad Coach Thompson leader of the reserves ana Coach Walker leader of the Iunror l-hah boys goes much credrt The football basketball and track squads all made frne showrnas Th touah auy sport na h plq skrn rs rumor assrstant coach Bobby Iensen Paae I5 5 , . 1 1 .1 I - f . . . ff If I . H H Q f ...: ,A -gn.- . , , , I - V L I V 1 . 1 I 1 1 - - J 1 I . . , L1 A , . . r , . 9 4 l L C , . :', . Q' N' A . . '2 vr.'-, 7 . 3'Ji.ff Iarnes Scott Gordon Paul Willard Robert Sheffield Dick l-lock Bill Berquist Bill Bowen Brandenburg Qwzfddl Under the able direction of Earl lensen, the 1942 Minute Men football squad had a fairly successful season ending with four wins and five losses. Of the nine games played Lexington won over Cozad, Curtis, Phillipsburg, and the Gothenburg Swedes. On the other side of the fence the Minute Men were taken by McCook, North Platte, Kearney, Holdrege, and Ord. Although the squad was unusually light, the season was an exceptionally exciting one and the spirit was excellent throughout. I it ft S - ,, Y -. . . . ' V 1 i 9 'V 5 . A E VT' gag- A, .4 'R Z Q, .... 4' fx ,O h Q5 'J ,H -E Aa , 1 . if 9 . , 'r' 9 t 1 - ' nv: 5 ... gh y .W V. I A ' 'Q 'ffifrz' 'ilglbgisw ':vfE. '5' .- Y.: Page I 5 Iirn Haworth Keith Bourn lim Warren Iirn Kelly V. Bill Turley Louis Munoz Gene Kjar .f , Xfjfl J A V ' lf- , A Ju? wwf fliljif W. f 1A ,ff f ' L r ,. fzyg 'I' V fl 'XIX BNI . , I UL X f .l! fl ' 'l' , A ffffli f L1 L f rf., 'lf Francis Faqot, Bill Speak, Ray Kirwan, Glenn Knapple. Ted Harvey, Max Bode, David l Stuckey, Roy Warren. l l B i Page 17 Left to nght from row Bob Haworth George Seberger Harold Wnlsey Guy Beans Kenneth Beran Nell Knapple Robert Landerrasper Tom Harkness LaRue Kirwan Back row Tom Oldfather Dale Kugler Mark Teclor Earl Edmlsten Dwight Fagot To bu11d a better tougher varsny squad IS the alm of the reserves The 1942 reserve team d1d a great dal toward fulhlhnq that alm under the d1rect1on of Coach Thompson Many of the boys had played on the Iumor Hugh team and some were playrnq the game for the TIIST tlme Due to the fact that op pos1t1on was hard to fmd only three games were played Two qames were won from Cozad and one was lost to Kearney Page I8 1 - w I ' 5 v v v ' 1 . 1 Bob Stear, Woody Sheffield. Mose Ceballcs, Norman Reynolds. , . . , . Jhqln Qaeda!! vm From the corner lot to a tootball sult and held IS a luruor Hugh boy s f1ISl taste of real football There Coach Walker gets the f1rst look at what some day may be a touqh varslty squad and starts trammq h1s boys toward that end lunlor hlqh boys Work out very much the same as the varslty and learn many of the same plays Due to the lack of transportatton lGC1l1l19S the team was only able to play one qarne whlch they lost to Kearney g e ennec ac row ob Sn-nth Tom Nelson Blll Barrett Bud Stewart Clyde Vance Bruce Lobdell Page 19 0 0 Left tn right-front row: Kenneth Brown, David Speak, Gerald Mullin, Bob Andersen, jim Roberts, Dwight Trautman, Ken neth Krin . Gen H k. B k : B ' , , ' , , , , M...-or wwf! Page 20 Lutmza M42 DECEM X194-ZA 10 ll 18 9 13 1445 16 17 ze zo 21 22 23 if 25 op? SX9 21l28l29 30 .M X9 'O 1, 1155 Q1 0+ 6 ia X111 so 53949 1X1U, E 'av 1 sql DBR 30 X35 1,5 7 J 2 MSIAR X 5 M xvgs 1' 2 9 0 A lanuary Ianuary Ianuary here lanuary 5 Overton basketball game here l2 Kearney basketball game here 15 North Platte basketball game l5 Frrst semester ends 22 McCook basketball game there 26 Gothenbug basketball gam Ianuary lanuary here Ianuary February 5 Goth nburg basketball game there '79 Holclrege basketball game here 2 22 zsgfufzz 2 I 255 F bruary 9 Fozad basketball game here February ll 12 lQ South West Conference here February l5 Curtrs basketball game her February th re Grana lslanol basketball game there March 3 4 5 6 Class A tournament March ll V7 l3 State basketball tournament March l9 r F A Banquet 23 Broken Bow basketball game-I Pag 21 lf 5 ty, l SU't t 'tTlwiD Sl R 3. 1 X 4,61 'L t l I txt' ltt, x W JE? 1. XW' 1-A X 4 ll 50' x I ' A 1 ' 8 N ,jf 1 If X 13 !l1Uf'H.'7 'f s S 5 67 4 8 9 13 5 o f 7 JUHIUHS WE WHQ RULE . . . luniar Class affic- ersp Waiineia Braiiliwaiie, Francis Faqai, Aaron Kapf, layce Smith. i. AFTER YGU, ALFONSO . . . Bill Rober- son, Shirley Iacobson, Bill Berquisi, and W Louise Faact. X 'X R. , X 5 1 if WlSDOM Ol: LAZlNESS. . .Dick Riclcel, l,aVern Burlicp, Keith Saulsf bury, lack Branson, Wayiie Carcler, AC'l'lQN SPEAKS LQUDER . . . Alia Warner and Francis Slieafi, Viva Beck, Maxine Lanqe, and Virainia Delap Page 22 HAVING PICTURE CTOOKI Lo1s Waller Lloyd Iones Man ahce Burke Dwlqht Faqot and Elleen Ednmsten 5 9 I SOLID SENDING Marlone Reynolds B1ll Bates Ralph Falklnburq Tom Oldfatlner Bet ty Thompson and Llla Reqou ,,r M1 ff MLB f wf fe -LM-M-f Faq 2 ,...,J- 7 Liza, 1lLf!1fLJ0-3CA,4,1,4 u!.C,g,L 15,1-fnzflv'-C..k, S VEET STJIFP Lo1s Car 5 '1 Ge ald n Lauby Ted Haw ,I and I anne Transue . ' 4f'v .I '- I-411 I - L I, I 1 -' A A- - J , D 'f f' ,6'i yu' 1 1 1, ds.. . -I-of I' V, n ,V 1 4 I I If if f' ' 'G wa. I I-I .' I . - I I I Ili y f1 'r' I , f W by. h 1 f I an L' 2 S J ,' I .J . -pyyfylx N 1.4 Hfwln-A? fjfqff. 1 C ,H - 'll I if 1,1 I V' , lf! I ,,, ,111 LQ!! I If X jf N A p 1 '. A.. ' ' - I . WL ' u . f . f ! 'fr . , ' - 1 N- I 'A 'YY l . . . l A 'o,, I ie , wel, I S' . e 3 DESTINATION UNKNOWN . . . Pauline Cor- der, Alyce Sipe, Maxine Curley, Francis Diass, Pattyaale Stokes, and Virginia White. TI-IE GANGS ALL HERE . . . Doris Smith, Don SMILE AWI-IILE . . . Naomi Willets, Violet Cross, Doris Hollibauah, Mabel Perry, Don Phipps, Phyllis Detenbeck, Dorothy Derickson, I-Iofferloer. Paul Araujo. Page 24 CAREFUL THERE . . . Phyllis Ladwiq, Ellen Dallas, lean Wheeler, Lyonell Eich, George Blevins. IUST lN CASE Leona Deck er Zelrna Cooley Estella Van Butzel Pl'1yll1s Duffy Betty Young .Ike- Paqe 25 THE FOLLOW UP Betty Sell: Colleen Bauer Robert Stear B1ll Buraland Inn War 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 . I 1 1 V 1 1 ' . K ren. I . - , . I , gghr. E I V4 -Q ADOLESCENTS DRINK COKES . . . Irvin Hyslop, Larry Bourn, Delphine Ayers, Ben Gutiereez, and Shirley I-Ioclc. Page 26 CONCBNTRATING . . . Erma lean Brandortf, Leona Brandenburg, Thelma Bice, Mose Ceballos, Leota Branden- hurq. IT SAYS HERE . . . Hallie Mullen, len- nie Silas, Marjorie Richards, Cleo Ma- jors, Nola Hodson. THEYRE TI-IE AYPE . . . Zella Apqar, Wilbur Brown, Kenneth Beran, Dor- othy Atkinson, and Alan Koehn. LAI cf' A 1' -Qxfwv-fr fs 5Y pf' 41,,,A LIU-fffc mmap THE LATE CHRISTOPHER BEAN Shrr1ey Iacobson Abby Lourse Faqot Susre B111 Roberson Doctor Haqqett Shrr1ey Hock Mrs Haqqett Delphrne Ayers Ada Haqqett Bud Hyslop Rosen Larry Bourn Warren Creamer Francrs Faqot Ta11ant B111 Berqurst Mr Davenport UZ? .LA ff Thrs comedy rn 3 acts was pr sented on December 11 1942 under the able drrectron of Mrss McCowan A parnter named Chrrstopher Bean dred rn a New Eng1and vr11aqe 1eav rnq only a few seemrnqly rnsrqnrfrcant canvases to hrs krndly benefactor Dr Haqqett A few years 1ater the doctor and hrs famrly were surprrsed by the appearance of o1d frrends of Chrrstopher Bean requestrnq samples of hrs parnt rnqs as mementos When a famous art crrtrc arrrved to pay hrs respect to th deaa artrst the doctor learned that the parntrnqs he had prevrousry qrven away were worth a fortune Wrth the he1p of Abby the mard the parntrnqs were recovered and rt was rev aled to the famrly that she was the wrdow of Chrrstopher Bean Dr Haqqett then relrnqurshed the parntrnqs to Abby the r1qhtfu1 owner Page 27 1' I' , 4 I . ' - f ,,, 4 ,4 f f , , X 21 I K! ,,, S , M 'J' .fvfmi I 'M at r 1 I 1 I ' 1 1 ' I' or Q ii I H, ' V we ri QS ,Z 98 ' . f f. If 4' 1 1 rr 1' 4 . . D - V , , I I - - . ' ' I . . , 1 . , . . 5 , , . I ' I I . I I 1 I 9 . . 4.8.2 Under the sponsorship of Beth Overton THE FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS was organized for the purpose ot increasing the knowledge of business life of students taking at least two years in the Commercial department Throughout the year one meeting a month was held tor Business and one for recreation During the year two speakers were present Bill Stewart and Iohn Roberts Ofhcers for the year were as tollows President Mariorie Dodge Vice President Elizabeth Stuart Secretary Wilma Pedersen Treasurer Harriet Burnett Committee Members Wilma Wells LaVaughn Brod1ne Shirley Hook Wauneta Braithwait The following were regular members-E. Phillips H. Mullin V. Phipps E. Brandorff F. Diass M. Curley G. Casper P. Duffy I. Hatfield V. White G. Lauby B. Young P. Michael E. Rasmussen S. Mouzes I. Dick M. Duryea M. Dodge M. Miller E. Stuart H. Burnett A. Dillman E. Kjar L. Brodine W. Wells F. Ryan, B. Stryker, W. Braithwait, A. Sipe, S. Hook, D. Cowles, L. Regouby, B. Thompson, I. Neil, K. Kearney, I. Wengler, W. Pedersen, A. Wilhelm, I. Brun- ner, D. Foreman, C. Bauers. Page 28 Giwmfu Men of the 1942 43 basketball squad turned up w1th three troph1es to show for therr sea on of traxnlnq lerry Ro holds the Dawson County trophy Glenn Knapple the Southwest Conference and B111 Speak the Dlstrrct Class A trophy As the result of w1nn1nq the D1Slf1Cl Class A tournament the tearn and 1ts many followers went to the capxtal c1ty to the Stat basketball tournament, where they lost to L1ncoln Central l-hah School Page 29 S . - S ' , , . . , . . I 9 ,Av fi' 'Hr' asf Roy Warren .X Warren Tetter Ted H rv y avid Stuckey Bill Speak Waaufq Eadkellialf This Minute Man sauad will be remembered as one of the most outstandina ever to grace the maples ot the home court. Winning all lout three ot the seasons games, they were also victorious in each ot the three tournaments in which they tici ated the Dawson County, South West Conference, DUT D ' and the Dis ' ' ' l93O, trict Class A. This victory, the tirst since autotnically placed them in the state tournament at Lincoln whore they were taken out liy ilie Lincclti Central High School team. Page SU Ierry Roe Glenn Kngpple Lexington Lexington Lexington Lexington Lexington Lexington Lexington Lexington Lexington Lexington Lexington Oyd 10,2 SS 321 1 MQX 8 00' Overton K orney North Ptgtte McCook G thenburg Holdrege Cothenhurg Cozgd Curtis . Grgnd Vtgnd Broken B N Page 31 Left to right front row Larry Bourn Ray Kirwan Don Fan' Bob Corl back row John Ayers Irvm Hyslop, Robert Fravel Bob Haworth Reiedwe B handlers and more accurate shooters for the vars1ty hve ot 1944 Although the1r season was not very successful due to the draln of thelr players to the hrst team squad many hne players who wtll be up for the varslty team next year showed what they could really do Page 32 Again in basketball the purpose of the reserves is to create faster ball Bud Ste I Bull Bn ret! Gen Mller Gene H neck A n ld lauby Don Coffee Ed C ok Bruce Lobdell R Q Keith Zimmer Bull Karr firlglr 41.41, 5 luruor h1gl'1 boys get therr flrst crack at basketball Wnen they reported to Coach Walker m December to ch ck out ll'191f equlpment Here agam IS the start of trammg Wblch mtght last throughout the s1x years of Iumor Hlgh and lhgh school Thetecun had a fauly successbd season ahhough hdr VValker was able to arrange only four games for the boys Page 53 ' yar. 'I r , e i , e , ro A , , 0 , , 6 ssl.. 0 kt . O . , . . L V 1 . Q- V , . . , , Bam! Filled with the idea of conveying the beauty of music to others, the senior Band progressed under the direction of Robert Dyke. Strutting down the field, leading the marching band, was Kay Menke, assisted by six very able majorettes. Throughout the football season, the band marched between halves. Pep music was supplied at other times. As a climax the band was taken to Gothenburg to do their bit for the Turkey Day garne. Soon after the first of the year found the band without a director, as Dean S. Duncan felt the call of the west. But the band progressed under the march- ing direction of Kay Menke, the indoor directorship of Bill Bates, and the co- operation of everyone until the services of Mr. Dyke were secured. Several soloists and small groups represented this organization by several public appearances during the year. For rallies, a pep band furnished the foundation for the songs. The band is indeed one of the largest organizations in the school, and does not only do its part for the school, but for the community as well. Page 34 Lett to right: First row . . . L. Reaouloy, B. Haqadone, G. Hasenyaqer, L. Car son, I. Adams, B. Harrington, I. Transue, A. Iohnson, B. Anderson, M. Reynolds B. Thompson, D. Ayers, B. Bates. Second row . . . I. Beqouby, E. Alkire, A. Berquist, M. Miller, W. Braithwait, K Arbuckel, I. Alkire, B. Velte, I. Neff, H. Burnett, S. Bansdell, D. Trautman, F Faqot, K. Hirsh, B. Morqan, B. Mueller, L. Iones. Third row . . . P. McGuire, A. Transue, K. Menke, E. Prasch, K. Loudon, B Myers, B. Bourn, T. Oldfather, E. Edmisten, I. Shada, M. Meyer, B. Sanderrnan D. Trautman, B. Barrett, E. Saqe, B. Corl, I. Bates. Back row . . . I. Ayers, G. Miller, Mr. Dyke, B. Falkinburq, I. Kelly, H. Warne- rnunde. Page 35 qzee em Student direction and cooperation made it possible for the chorus to func- uon as usualaherkdn Duncan handed nilnsremqnahon atthe bequnnnq ot the schoolternm lkNNeVer,the arnvalci BAL Dyke rnade H possdie to ao ahead with new and advanced music. Not only the mixed chorus, but several snmdlaroups and soknsm appeared pubhcahy severaltnnes durnugthe year Mr. Dykes capable direction and Shirley lacohsons etficient accompanying was appreciated and enjoyed by the entire chorus. Near the end ot the school term a Sunday vesper service was held at the school in which the mixed chorus and qirls qlee club helped with part ot the program. Page 36 v . V x w , . , I ' r 1 , 1 - I , -1 1, . .l .1 V f y 'ff X I 1 I V - L xv I .1 ,' , . .J tv ,- t C D. X M. Kanda, B. Bailey, G. Blevins, A. Kopf, B. Gueterriz, C. Loudon, B. Sheffield L. lacobson, D. Trautrnan, L. Lloyd, B. Lobdell, N. Beynolds, M. Kreitz, E. Brown D. Geirham, B. Young, l. Stock, M. Stewart, M. Zulauf, A. Warner, L. Hanson M. Curley, B. Zwick, Z. Apgar, P. Duffy, B. Sanderrnan, M. Burke, B. Mueller I. Stanford, S. lacobson, M. George, l. Adams, G. Fisher, M. Britton, C. Bolen L. Nirnie, N. Lake, V. White, B. Westfall, M. Schneider, P. Banks, E. Sage, I Bogner, Mr. Dyke. Page 37 J! The orqan1zat1on of the H1Y IS based upon clean sports clean speech clean scho1arsh1p and clean l1v1nq The H1 Y boys work to create rnalntaln and extend throughout the school and commun1ty h1qher standards of Chr s nan character Boys w1sh1nq to Jo1n th1s club apply by qolnq to the flfS1 meetmq 1n the year They are then accepted or relected by the cab1net members Thls year the H1 Y sponsored the1r annual H1 Y box soclal whlch was a notable success The club also contrlbuted to the m11k fund FITS1 semester othcers were 11m Kelly Arnold K1rwan and B111 Bates B111 are second semester oftlcers and w11l carry on for the 11rst semester next year Th1S orqan1zat1on IS sponsored by Mr lensen MEMBERS T Harvey B Bates B K1rWan D Kuqler K Bourn A K1rwan B Cowles B Bourn I Ayers B Sm1th L Iones B Turley I Kelly W Teetor S Haworth R Narren L Klrwan D Stuckey B Haworth B Speak Mr Hammond M Kanda D Cranford N Knapple L Iacobson B Corl L Bourn Page 38 I 4- . ' ' 1 - I I I I I I l ' I Bates, President: Ted Harvey, Vice-President: Lloyd Iones, Secretary-treasurer Ma Q same em Wrth servrce and recreatlon as arms the G1rls General Servlce Clulo be gan 1ts second year of organrzatron as hostess to a serres of speakers on ca reers and hobbres Instead of grvrng the usual Chrlstrnas party for under prrvrleged chrldren the grrls made a large donatlon to the mrlk fund estalo lrshed for the grade school youngsters Also a part ot therr servlce was the comprlrng of scrapbooks contarnmg novels 1n serral form for the North Platte Canteen Offlcers for the year were Ruth Sorensen Presrdent Kathryn Hlrsh Vrce presrdent Ianet Adams Secretary Ioyce Smlth S cretary Mrss McCown Mrs Nrsley Sponsors MEMBFRS B Sorensen I Adams M Mlller K Hlrsh I Sm1th G Draper M Ryan M Shada I Neff P M1chel E K1ar I Transue M Schnerder W Hrgh M Rey nolds B Sanderman D Peters K Kearney E Dallas I D1ck S Mouzes A B rqurst P Kearney G Hanson C Sherman L Krrng M Wlnkhoff B McKee G Frsher M Stewart K Menke D Ayers H Burnett E Stuart G Hasenyager S Hook L Glenn P Van Dyke L Begouby B Thompson Page 39 o f o I ---------.- A ---- e Millicent Miller ---------- Program Chairman ' I ' I ' I ' W A ' I A ' I ' I ' , . , . , . , . , . , . , . ' , . I . , . , . , . I , . , . Q , . . Page 110 SPRING 1943 A 1943 M A 'nw V J sun MON Tu' win 5 6 1 T2 3 13 8 wvzo gggg gill kiln 2 QQ II 5 W: !L I8 6 94 1 13 7 1 3 '2 29 Q, ky e 2 3 3 l P 6 Y al? My2V Pq41 29 231, 30 5 5x51- t 6 S3 15 V5 Q A Q eb Qbxq il 1 excl 1.5 1 ,o l 4 l l l 'lv 51 h P Ply thW Y ' 1 Huh , MON 4 we FQ o 7' I-Q, ' I 5 ' DAT 6 87 Wqf Q 19,5 x P:'f,., S ,Jw x 40' 1 x 340+ 1,5 00+ 6 sb ' 9 March 2 , Al School arty. May 5, All Sc ool arty. March 2 , Letters Presented. May 71 Senior G ' April 2' Track Meet Gt Cond' May 7, Sou est Conference Meet here. April 9, Track Meet at Kearney. MG 12 Prom April l5, Music Da at Cozad. Y ' ' April l6, Track Meet here. May 34 ' State Truck Meet' April 22, Gothenbur i elays. MUY 5' BUCCCIIUUTSCMQ- April 27, Dawson County Track meet. May 7, Senior Class Da . April 28, Honor Society Banquet. May 8, Commencement. a , esper Service. May 21, School is Out. a e 3 Left to right flrst row Bill Berquls! Blll Bates Shlrley Ja obson Delphme Ayers Second row Harrlet Page Marojrle Dodge Wilma Wells Elizabeth Stuart Harriet Burnett Marjorie Duryea Dave Cranfod Third row Mlllxcent Muller Donna Peters Mass Roblnson Frances Ryan Lourene Kugler Pal Banks Nalmnd all gaczelq To be a member of the Natlonal Honor SOC19lY IS the lfnqhest honor that a h1qh school can confer A member must possess the four cardmal vlrtues most useful to socretyaharacter leadershlp scholarshrp and serv1ce be a Jumor or semor and be elected by the faculty members from a select1ve llSl Many Junrors and sen1ors are eager for th honor of electlon as only trve per cent of the Junlor class and ten per cent of the seruor crass are Gl1QlblE5 it Offrcers tor the year Frances Ryan M1ll1CGHt Mrller Donna Peters Pat Banks Lourene qler lt ttttt t Page 42 Presldent Vrce pres1dent Secretary Treasurer Socral Charrman Siucfeni Gonna!! The members of the Student Councll the representatrves of the freshmen sophomore Junror and senlor classs were elected by ballot at the hrst of school year Thls student government body held a regular meetmq every two Weeks and spec1al meetmgs are called Wh n problems concernlng school aftarrs ar1se Thrs orqan1zat1on took charge oi the all school part1es student assembhes drscrpllne for school act1vt1es and the school War Bond DFIVG Ottrcers for the year were Glenn Knapple Presrdent Frances Ryan Secretary Mr Casey Sponsor MEMBERS G Knapple D Peters F Ryan A Krrwan M Reynolds W Hlqh B Bates I Ayers D Ayers G Lauby I Scott B Berqurst Mr Casey I Bates Page 43 J , . , I I U I I I . , K 9 5 . ' ' I 1 ' , ' ' ' ' i ' , ' ' . Iames Scott --------------- Vice-president . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . I , . , . . Verna Mae Atkrnson Overton l 2 Bob Barley Glee Club 234 Band l H Y 23 Speech Arts 2 Student Manager 4 Senror Play Wtlma Beans Home Bc Club l Grant Beck L F A 3 4 Balph Borlesen Glee Club 3 FFA l 2 3 4 Treasurer 4 Clara Bolen Glee Club 234 FTA 3 Sldney l Brll Bowen H1Y l234 Speech Arts l2 L Club 34 Football 34 Wrllard Brandenburg Football 4 LaVauqhn Brodrne Glee Club 4 Speech Arts 2 Home EC 12 Peb Club 34 lane Brunner Cornmercral Club 4 G G S C 2 Home Ec Club l 2 Harrret Burnett Glee Club l 2 Band l 2 3 4 Cornmercral Club 4 Treasurer 4 Speech Presraent 3 Annual Staff 4 News Notes Edltor 34 Pep Club 34 Horne Ec Club l 2 3 4 Honor SOC1GlY 4 Aleta Carpenter Home EC Club 1234 Vrce Presrdent 4 Pep Club 34 Georae Casper Commerclal Club 4 H1Y 2 Speech Arts l 2 Page 44 ..- ril - 1, , 4' I I I ' 4 I I ' I1 , 4. I . I 1 . 1 1 nl . I 1 ' Q .I I . I I I I I I I I I Max Beyl, PPA., l,2,3,4, Arts, l,2, G.G.S.C., l,2,3,4, Sub-Division 4 I I I I 4 I A L I I . ' .I A lvl I 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 - 1 I . .,,, 1 - I I I I I ' ' 'I I I I I D I I I I I I , . 1 1 1 1 ' I 1 I' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' ' I- ' ' Mar1or1e Dodge Glee Club 1 Commerclal SOC191Y 4 Mar1or1e Duryea Glee Club 123 Comrner c1al Club 4 Speech Arts l GGSC l Annual Staff 4 News Notes 3 Pep Club 1 2 3 4 Cheer Leader 3 4 Secretary Soph ornore Class Presrdent of Pep Club 34 Honor Soclety 4 Earl Edmlsten Band l 2 3 4 F F A 2 3 Sen lor Play 4 lvlelrose Evert F TA 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 Glorra E1sh r Transferred Dorothy Foreman Comrnerclal Club 4 LaVere Glenn G G S C l 2 3 4 Horne Club l 2 3 Vrola Hagan Amherst 1 2 PTA 34 Presr dent 4 Ernest Harrnoney Glee Club 3 FEA 12 34 Track 2 Page 45 Donna Cowles Gl e Club l Cornrnerclal Club 4 Speech Arts 2 lunror Play 3 Senror Play 4 GGSC 1234 Pep Club Davrd Cranford FFA 1234 H Y 4 Track 3 Annual Staff 4 Vrce Presld nt of Senlor Class Pep Club 12 Honor So crety 4 Ruth Decker GGSC 3 Horne Ec Club 12 34 Presrdent 3 Pep Club 3 Jeanne D1ck Cornrnerc1al Club 4 GG SC Ruth Drefenbach Glee Club 3 Band 1 GGSC 123 Secretary l Horne Ec Club 12 Pep Club 3 Secretary ot Sernor Class Aeota Dlllrnan not araduatmq 9 ,U ,, 3,4. ,---,fr.,1',f V D IV ll V I Ill - ,. l,2. , . Club, 4, G.G.S.C., 3, Pep Club, 3, Honor ,. I llll - llll Ill - -,. I VIlVl 'lII - ,. 1 1'-un: 111- Q c, . , Ec. IAIX' , , , I llI 'lAl - ,. Betty H1bbs not qraduatrnq Leonard Hrlton FFA 34 South 17 12 Track 4 Drck Hoclc Football 4 Track 4 lvhlton Howell Cozad 1 Beverly Iohnson Home Ec Club 1234 Pep Masam1Kanda Glee Club 4 Cornmercral Clu 4 H1Y 34 Kathryn Kearney Cornrnerclal Club 4 GG SC 1234 Home Ec Club 1234 Pep Club 3 4 hm Kelly Band 1234 H1Y 1234 Club 2 3 4 Football 3 4 Basketball 3 Track 2 3 4 Presrdent of H1 Y 3 4 Arnold K1rw1n News Notes 3 Student Coun c1l 34 Annual Stall 4 lurnor Play 3 SSHIOT Play 4 H1Y 34 Vtce Presldent 3 FFA 1234 Presldent 34 Page 46 Glennys Hasenyaqer, Glee Club, 2, Band, 3,4, CGS C, l,2,3,4, Home Bc Club, 1 V1ra1l Hatch, Cozad, 1,2 lean Hath ld Cornmercral Club 4 Home Bc Club l 11m Hawortl' H1Y 234 L Club 4 foot ball 4 Treasurer of lunlor Class Stan Haworth Band 123 H1Y 3 4 Speech Arts l2 lunlor Play 3 Vrce Presrdent of Freshman Class lumor Htene F F A l 2 3 4 .D , V, ,, 1f'1ff1 1: ' I IIII -III 1 , . I 'I Il Ill ,. Club,4. bt, ',,. ,,,, . I IIIII -III!! IIII -II' I ll - ll-Il! II Q ,A 'V .I. ' 4 .3 fx' f 1 Gene Kiar, F.F.A., l,2,3,4, Vice President, 3, L Club, 4, football, 4, Pep Club, 1,2. Evelyn Kjar, Glee Club, l, Commercial Club, 4, G.G.S.C., l,2,3,4, Home Bc. Club, l,2,3,4. Pep Club, 2,3,4. Glenn Knapple, Band, l,2, Glee Club, 4, Hi' Y, l,2,3,4, F.F.A., l, Speech Arts, l,2, Club, l,2,3,4, football, 2,3,4, Iunior Play, 3, Basketball, 3,4, Track, l,2,3,4, Student Council, 3,4, President, 4, Boys' State, 3. Bob Knuth, Glee Club, l,2,3, Hi-Y, 3,4, Track, 3, Student Council, 3, Secretary, 3, Treas- urer ot Sophomore Class. Lourene Kuqler, Glee Club, l,2, lunior Play, 3, G.G.S.C., l,2,3,4, A'nnual Staff, 4, l:'.T.A., l,2,3,4, Honor Society, 3,4, Pep Club, 3, Social Chairman ot National Honor So- ciety, 4. Don Lemmer, South 17, l,2. Carroll Loudon, Glee Club, l,2,3,4, Band, 2,3,4, Hi-Y, l,2,3,4, Speech Arts, l,2, An- nual Staif, 4, News Notes, 3,4, Boys' State, 3, Track, 4, Senior Play, 4. Charles MacLean. Norman Meyers. Q 4,0-Z l0M'f,fi f-f7Zff7Q ?x ofmlieef Phyllis Michel, Glee Club, l,3, Commercial Club, 4, G.G.S,C., l,2,3,4, Pep Club, 2,3,4. Millicent Miller, Glee Club, l, Band, l,2,3,4, Commercial Club, 4, Speech Arts, l,2, G.G.S.C., 2,3,4, Annual Staff, 4, Honor Society, 3,4, Home EC. Club, l,2,3,4, News Notes, 4, Pep Club, 3,4, Girls' State, 3, Senior Play, 4, Vice President ot National Honor Society, 4. Stella Mouzes, Glee Club, 4, Commercial Club, 4, Speech Arts, l, G.G.S.C., l, PTA., 2,3, Pep Club, 3,4. Betty Mullin, not graduating. Byron Myers, Glee Club, l, Band, l,2,3,4, PPA., l,2,3,4, Hi-Y, 2,3,4, Speech Arts, l, Iunior Play, 3, News Notes, 3,4. Wrlma Wells Glee Club 2 Comn'1erc1al Club 4 GGSC 12 Honor SOCl91Y 4 loan Wenqler Cornmerc1a1 Club 4 Treas urer 4 Horne Ec Club 1234 Pep Club 3 4 Moms W1ckard not qraduatmq Annette W11l'1e1m Band 1 23 Commerc1al Club 4 GGSC l Home Ec Club 14 Pep Club 3 4 Roger W1nter EFA 1234 Secretary of FFA 4 Cozad 1 Edna Wrrth Speech Arts 1 Page 49 Ruth Srntth FTA 34 V1ce Pres1dent 4 News Notes 34 Elrn Creek 12 Ruth Sorenson Comrnerc1al Club 4 GG SC 1234 Treasurer 3 Pres1den't 4 Home Ec Club 1234 Treasurer Sen1or Class Glee Club 3 Pep Club 34 B111 Speak H1Y 4 L Club 234 Football 4 Basketball 234 Capta1n 4 Track 4 Student Councll 1 V1ce Pres1dent Iun1or Class Secretary of Senlor Class Betty Stryker Comrnerc1al Slub 4 GG SC 1 Horne Ec Club 1 Pep Club 34 Ehzabeth Stuart Glee Club 12 Cornrr1erc1a1 Club 4 VICQ Pres1dent 4 GG S C 1 2 3 4 News Notes 34 Edltor 4 Pep Club 34 Honor SOC1G1Y 4 Warren Teetor H1 Y 2 3 4 Student Manager 3 Basketball 4 Speech Arts 2 L Club 34 Iumor Play 3 Student Counc1l 2 P p Club 2 SGDIOI Play 4 Bern1ce Vnq Band 123 4 ETA 4 Cozad 2 3 Vernon Well1ver I VVII I I I I I -ll llll I I 5 Il'lI ll rr ,. , . II ' ll lllll ,. 'I -llll I B111 Turley, Glee Club, l,2,3,4, H1-Y, 1,2,3,4, ' Q I IIV fl ,. I IlIlI 'lI I l,,. L, ,, V ll - ,. , . 1 ills uf seams Left to right hrs! row L Klrwan L Fagot D David L Tlcknor L Branson H Wllsey R n B Landercasper B Ferguson Second row B Barley S Haworth D Hock G Knapple R Warren G Beans B Ber ans Hllton K Bourn B Cowles Y Third row D Kugler D Beardslee N Reynolds R Wmters C Loudon H Kopf M Cor F Zagot B Zeal: J Kelly W Teetor Ak Gill?-1 ,J 746-CA Hcp! These track ne tar 1n the W91QhlS Jumps and on ihe tr ck Even wlth Vluu the shortage of,tr sportatlon the boys went to hve meets away from home d had t o o e1r home grounds Men who brought m the most pomts for QI 1 Faqot Knapple Kopf Loudon, W1lS9Y Shefheld and Kelly l Bode B Bassett B Karr K Brown G Mllno1 T David T Ceballos E Lloyd J Anderson e d row E Michael R Hall R Ceballos A Cook D Speak R Grcalhouse D Troulman G Kanda Sl dung D Coffee A Transue B Lnbdcll E Henneck E Muller B Barre!! K Smnh W Stewart D l l-ago! B Anderson Page 50 .. Q ov - 1 X ,asf 1 , I 1 E 5' sg , ' N I 4- r ss, 4 w ,W 7 A R wa L'V A X 1,,,r, ,rua 'sr X , A 9' L V! ,, ffm! 4 4 f PM 1 Xa 3, I ll ' -' : . ' , . . . '. . ' , . . . ' , . 'r , . 'liz .v .. .. ,. .. .. Psa. ZKQLAJ I ' ': . . . . . ' , . ' , . , . . ffi 1. 5 . ,'. , . , . . V . xx J 9' pf ,fs-9 X' V Af rl 4 A ,lf 0 'lx' XL S P' C, -. f' . N 3- K X ' . I , f 1 I A l 9 f , . H , ' , - Q A J .A ' J LJ, l il Qs w: J. , . K , . , . , . ,. . ', . . . , . . I V . l . . , . . . . . l . . . - I . . . . .BEAM These twenty three boys ore the othlet1c heroes of the school All of them hov lettered ot leost one year rn ot leost one spor However some ot them hove lettered for tour yeors IH os mony os three ev nts To these boys qo much ot the credrt for upholdmq the trddr ron of hlqh quolrty othlettcs MEMBERS I Roe R Kxrwon D Stuckey T Horvey I Scott G Knopple R Wcrrren W Teetor M Bode B Bowen I Kelly I Howorth B Turley F Fdqot D Hook B Corl B Sheftleld Page 51 e . t. , Mr. Iensen, W. Brondenberq, L. Munoz, B. Berquist, L. Iones, G. Kjor, B. Speck, 4414 The Future Farmers of America a national organization has been organ ized for the purpose of tra ning competent young boys to be progressive com munity leaders Being under the capable instruction of Mr Hammond these boys are learning scientific methods of farming which will be essential in the future The boys are busily building various proiects in their shopwork during the year Each year the F F A boys sponso a parent son banquet and F F A barn dance This year they sent a speaker 'fo a contest to speak on agriculture problems The officers are Arnold Kirwan President Eugene Kiar Vice president Roger Winter Secretary Ralph Boilesen Treasurer Norman Meyer Watchdog Ernest Harmoney S rgeant at arms Byron Myers News Reporter MEMBERS E. Lemmer G. Blevins D. Lemmer B. Sheffield B. Richardson N. Meyer A. Kirwan B. Nelson A. Winter R. Boilesen D. Fagot R. Kirwan E. Harrnoney R. Page B. Landercasper D. Kuglar B. Adams F. Beans E. Kjar D. Hoffeber G. Seberger D. Beardslee, G. Beans G. Beck R. Winter B. Stear Mr. Harn- mond Csponsorl D. Neilsen L. Hilton L. Bakelar H. Kopf W. Sheffield P. Fagot. Page 52 The Future Teachers of America is a national organization and is one of the most successfully organized clubs in the high school which will aid its members in their tuture vocations The members ot the organization partici pated in various activities such as a Halloween Dinner Party and a Christmas Carollng Party The principal event of the year was a party given in the spring honoring the rural teachers who had been the advisors for the senior members during student teaching which gave them more knowledge of rural school lite and experience Miss Bee the sponsor rendered invaluable assistance and guidance The following members were the officers of the F T A First Semester .Second Semester Ruth Smith Vice president Maxine Lange Vice president Ruth Decker Secretary Treasurer Bernice Vng Secretary Treasurer Lourene Kugler Program Chairman Ienny Silas Program Chatrman MEMBERS V Hagan R Smith V Phipps I Silas P Corder L Kugler A Gruntorad M Evert B Vng B Mueller D Hollibaigh B Cooney B Decker M Lange C Mayor Y Decker D Smith Z Cooley L Decker L Knoop B Brandortf N Hodgson Page 53 O J I O Viola Hagan ----- President Zelrna Cooley ----- President U ' 1 The three act comedy Cappy Bloks was presented to the publrc May 7 l943 wrth the followrng cast Florence Rrcks Captarn Matt Peasley Alden P Rrcks Ellen Murray Cecrl Perrcles Bernhard Frances Ryan Brll Turley Arnold Krrwan Donna Cawles Earl Edmrsten Mrllrcent Mrller Bob Barley Bob Barley Aunt Lucy Rrcks Edward Srngleton Brookfreld Thrs rrch salty tale of sea farrng days evolves around the blusterrng but lovable CaDDY Brcks head of a large shrpprng con ern Hrs petrte twenty year old daughter Florence defres the conventrons of the trmes and Qoes rnto busrness as a partner rn a competrtrve shrpprng concern wrth strap prnq broad shouldered Captarn Matt Peas ley as her partner Her love affarr wrth her assocrate rs almost thwarted when he learns of her real rdentrty srnce she gave for her narne the stage name of her fathers secre tary Ellen Murray Cecrl Perrcles Bernhard rs the son of an old crony of Cappy s Cecrl has very much drstressed hrs father by fallrng rn love wrth a chorus grrl and so he sends hrs son to hrs old frrend Cappy Brcks to learn the shrp prng busrness Ellen Murray then turns out to be the former chorus grrl who was the obrect of hrs love The conrplrcated untanglrng of these love affarrs accornpanred by the supportrng ac tron of lohn Skrnner Cappys correct busr ness manager Aunt Lucy Brcks the sweet rnarden aunt Edward Srngleton the lawyer and Brookfreld the chauffeur led to two hours of sparklrng entertarnrnent Page 54 i F' - I Q I I l I 1 ,Y-AAVVYVVVV,YVVVV YYVVYV I I . 101111 Skinner .................r.aa,,,aaa, Carroll Loudon ' , ' ' 4 I I . , I ' , - I 1 I I I 1 I V I I I - I ' I I o uniafz-Sevuafz fjaam 194.2 The class of 1942 was honored at the Iunior-Senior prom given by the class of 1943 on Aprrl 21 1942 The theme Old Southern Plantatron was charmmgly car rred out Lee Barrons orchestra on a prllared porch of a large Whlte plantat1on home provrded muslc for the formally attrred dancers rn the garden The garden com posed of rose trellrses l1ly pool love seat and garden chalrs was enclosed by a Whlte picket fence decked w1th roses The blue sky overhead was full ot twrnkllng s11ver stars Mommy and her Negro chlldren pres1ded over the w1sh1ng well and served punch and cook1es to the guests An entertammg program was presented followrng the Grand March the hrghlrght of the eve nmg Under the d1rect1on ot the tol lowlng chalrman W1lma Peder sen program cha1rman Lourene Kugler decoratron cha1rman Kathryn Kearney refreshment charrman M11l1C9Dl M1ller 1nv1 tatron charrman and sponsors M ss Hanson Mlss Bee and Mr lacobson the class ot 1943 gave a prom whxch w1ll be remem bered by those who attended ' we E6 .Q Q 5 as 5-ts 1 ik .2 ia xc , 2 P' 1, fit Z tw N 3, Q Q Q xi X 11 1 pep Glad During th1s year the Minute Men have been spurred onward by the Pep perettes The officers are the cheerleaders with Maryorie Duryea President Louis Fagot Secretary and MISS Burnham and Miss Berquist acting as spon sors A committee composed of lr1s Regouhy Harriet Burnett Betty Thompson Elizabeth Stuart and Colleen Bauer have worked W1 h the other Pepperettes in taking charge of the pep rallie Each year a new cheerleader is selected from the freshman class so that each class will have a representative Elizabeth Fisher was elected to repre sent the freshman class for the following four years The other leaders who led the cheering followers of the Minute Men were Marge Duryea senior Louise Fagot Junior and Marne Britton sophomore Belng a cheerleader is one of the outstanding honors a glrl can rece1ve because she must have leadership vitality and ability MEMBERS helm I Neff V Bic H Burnett S Mouzes I Wheeler M Mlller W Braith Walt E Stuart B Sorenson P Iarvis L Miller A Henderson B Morgan I Adams l Begouby B Thompson Z Apgar M Shada P Kearney P Klar L Kring M Winkhoif P Van Dyke B Detenbeck B Zwlck M Ryan H Warne munde G F1sher,O Draper Page 56 - 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' ' s. L. Fagot, M. Britton, E. Fisher, M. Duryea, I. Wengler, A. Carpenter, A. Wil- , . , . , . , . , . , . ' ,ammz szaff The class of l943 decided in October to publish Volume XVII of the Min ute Man although they realized the War would make it a difficult task A staff was selected and each one has worked and has done his part An ex tensive sales campaign was opened and lastcd or e week only After start ing the work on the annual We noticed the shortage of labor among our photographers engravers and printers Our progress was slow however our staff was ready and willing to help when we received the material With cooperation of faculty and students our pictures were taken and our annual through it all the 1943 Minute Man has now been published Staff Members Frances Ryan Arnold Kir Nan Donna Peters M1111 cent Miller Mariorie Duryea Carroll Loudon Lourene Kugler Harriet Burnett Wilma Pederson Dave Cranford Sponsors Mrs Ruth N1sley Mr Norman Youngquist L Alf tit began. Our seasons brought difficulties new and different this year, but 0 an fl'fTfl -f i I' l'NC?i'CfVtlx G C011-Lfflf Gold Diggers G. Fisher. E. Fisher, D. Ayers. H. Wfarnemunde Slfiootin the Works T. Oldfather B. Adams Tripping the Light Fantastic P. Stokes, L. Carson Little Moron B. Haworth 'Six Feet Under T. Harw'ey' 'Home to Dinner J. Bogner. B. Hagadone These Ushersw I.. Burhop. F. Ryan x L lust Posing P. Duffey, C. Stephenson Sitting Pretty E. Stuart, H. Burnett, J Miller. F. Sheaff What s News E. Stuart 'Struttin' Her Stull K. Menke l-lonolula Momma M. Miner 'Sweater Girls Tired Stew ?' M. Stuart Page 58 Neff. . Our Gal Joyce J. Smith Delivering Larry ? I.. Bourn Forward Pass Coming Coach E. Jensen Styles ot l93O W. Wells. M. Ryan. F. Ryan Full of Wonder G. E. Miller Headin' tor the Mi B, Bates Rol3bie's 2l3'ers B, Meyers. A. Koph. C. Nimie, Jacobson. W. Davidson. I.. Bourn, Transue, M. Reynolds, F. Sheaff S J YOUNGQUIST A B Kearney State Teachers WAI KER A B Peru Slate Teachers DYKE AB Kearney State Teachers THOMPSON BERQUIST BS University of Nebraska HAMMOND BS Unnerslty f Nehraska McCOWN AB Hastings College BEE BS Kearney State Teachers HANSON AB Kearney State Teachers MA Greeley State Teachers JFNSEN A B Wayne Stale Teachers KNAPPLE AB Corner College OVERTON Burke Marlallce BS Nebraska Wesleyan NISLEY BS University of Nebraska Adams Janet Adams Bob Allure Eugene Anthony Keith Anthony Patty Apgar Zella Araujo Paul Arbuckle Kathryn Atkinson Dorothy Atkinson Verna Mae 34 ROBINSON A B Nebraska Wesleyan M A University of Nebraska OO OO Slacfenl latin Brodine 1aVaughn Brown Elnora Brown Wilber Brunner Jane Buckholz Donald Buckholz Neal Buettner Doris Burgland Bill Burhop LaVerne Ayers Ayers Delphine John 32 Burnett Harriet Pauline Bailey Bob Banks at Bates Bi Bates ack Bauer Colleen Beans Floyd Beans Guy Beans Wilma Beardslee, Donald Beck, Grant Beck. Viva Bellew, Norma Beran, Kenneth Berquist Alice Berquist Bill Beyl Max Bice, Thelma Bice Velma Carpenter Aleta Carr Carson Casper Casper Lois George Sophia Ceballos Angellta Cehallos Mose Chapman Willard Cooley Cooley Cooney Corder. Corder, Corder Cor B 0 Coryell. Coryell, Cowles Cowles Vivian Zelma Rita Pauline Phyllis Wayne Jerome Rita Bryce Donna 3 9 3 A B Hastings College Cl-IGER BS University of Nebraska Dlllman Aeota Dodge Marjorie Dodge Normalee Draper Charles Draper Opal Duffy Phyllis Dury ea Marjorie Edmtsten Earl Edmlsten Eileen Eich Evert Ly onnel Melrose Fagot Dwight Fagot Leo Fagot Louise Fagot Paul Fagot Rosie Fair Don Falkinburg Ralph Fellows ean Ferguson. Bil Fisher. Elizabeth Fisher, Genevieve Fisher. Gloria Fisher, Stanley Foreman. Dorothy Fravel. Lavinia Fravel. Robert Fritz. Theodore Blevins. Claude Blevins George Bode. Max , , Bogner Joan Boilesson. Ralph Bolen Bolen Bourn Bourn Bourn Bowen Betty Clara Keith Larry , Roger Bi Cranford. David , , Cross, Don Curley, Frances Curley, Maxine , , Dallas, Ellen , David, Donald , David, Virginia Davidson. Warren Decker, Leona , Decker, Ruth George. Madeline George, Ted Gierhan Darlene Glenn. LaVere Glenn. Ruth Gruntarad. Agnes Gutirrez Ben Hagadone, Betty Hagan, Viola Hanson. Glenrose Braithwait, Wauneta , Brandenberg, Leona Brandenburg. Leota Brandenburg, Willard Brandorff Betty Jane Brandorff Erma Jean Branson Lewis Branson, Jack Britton, Marjorie 5, 13, Decker, Yolan Delap, Virginia Derickson Donald Derickson Dorothy Detenbeck, Barbara Detenbeck Phyllis Diass Francis Dick Jeanne Diefenbach, Ruth Pczqe 59 2.9. Hanson. Loretta Harkness, Tom Harmony, Ernest Harrington. Bob 1 5 Harvey, Ted. 3 29 0, Hasenyager Glennys 4 Hatch Virgil Hatfield, Duane Hatfield. Jean , . . ' , ' 0 ' . i . 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