Longfellow High School - Log Yearbook (Kearney, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 142 of the 1928 volume:

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PgTl i., .1 QL, ez' FUREWORDQ Because aviation belongs to the present genera- tion, because its adventurous daring is typical of the intangible spirit of the new age, and because the younger generation has presented the full possibilities of the aeroplane in its own enthusiastic manner, we have named this book The Log as a chronicle of the events in the lives of typical high school stu- dents with whom the responsibility of the future de- velopment of aviation rests. N an XJ Page Four ,- i f l-S 'S , E , A Ei? if - A e fiieff ll -af ! . sat ,sf s s y T .-..l.-L... DEDHCATHUN. To the indomitable courage and limitless vision that sent The Spirit of St. Louis hurtling through the perilous air lanes of the misty Atlantic, bearing its message of friendshipg to the resourceful slcill that piloted The America through storm 'and fog to Europeg and to all those sturdy pioneers who risked their lives that the field of aviation might be broadened-adventures so characteristic of the daunt- less youth of today-We, the Seniors of 1928, re- spectfully dedicate this Loc. W xv Page Five Q Wiz: 'ini fir, 1 Q 2 8 ff ' AX T I-I E L O G 1-1+- ---- - - -- -V -V 0: fgiiikf ' 'mmm -,A sm NM' 1 9 8 P g E'ght T H E L O G T H E L O G Eg, 11 XX xN k,kk ,I - ! QX l Lf- Wf7'i'mQ 6 V A 7 'N f M:f?fIf:ffQ614 I f f' , , WP 1' vw f ' W W U KW ., fi: fM ' 4 lb ml! MAL: 1. il I, A w, , smfx i ,..1. ADMHNHSTRATHUN Y X W 1 U , I 1 I +L E Z f we A or XXX nv yang For all the httle needs of hfe every one has a defmxte place to go When we w1sh a pencil sharpened we start for a sharpener When we wnsh a palr of shoes we go to the shoe store But for the blg things of life, because of thelr distant perspecttve, we too frequently thmk loosely of them and have emther a vague objective, or no objectnve whatever The pages of hstory tell us that those who have been great have had through the major portion of then' llves a dommatmg purpose A young man or young woman ln the early mornmg of l1fe wnthout a speclfxc objectxve IS much llke an anrshlp lost mn a fog wlthout a compass Hlgh School without a dormnatmg purpose is a drnftmg hull: but wxth an all controllmg purpose If takes on l1fe class rooms become busy places the students move and act wxth determmatlon and the zest of conquest xs tn the alt Uncouth ways bad habxts, lack of faxth wealcenmg of effort are the a1r pockets 1n that uncertam sea of hfe mto which too many fall Through these the student must battle his way Some faxl because they do not keep then- eyes on that hugh and lofty star of hope and do not heed the gulde flashes along the way Those who persevere and follow the signs w1ll sooner or later arrlve at the good landmg field of Success That port 15 un mustakably labeled 111 glarmg sxgns Servxcel Ideals' Charac ter' Along the route the teachers, pr1nc1pal and superintendent are only guxde flashes Slgnalllflg the way and wlshmg them God Speed as they travel toward the port of Noble Llvmg Cord ally yours O A Wxnslc Supermtendent If ,x - ,.1. 1 T H E L 0 G Bo o Aer, I As with an indivldualg' so. with an institution..Kearney Page Eleven - J MR HAROLD V SMITH Soual Sclence Assistant Coach Nebraska Wesleyan Unlversxty Umverstty of Illlnols OAWIRSIGAB MA Supermtendent Umverstry of Nebraska Columbna Umverslty f Nev. York MISS AUGUSTA KIBLER A B Assxstant Prmctpal Journahsm Unlverslty of Nebraska Umverslty of Wlsconstn W'ESLEY R BRATT A B Prmclpal Unlverslty of Nebraska Chlcago Umverslty MR H C EBERHART A B Athletic Dnrector Mxssourt Wesleyan Illlnons Unxverstty MISS IDA JOERG A B Typewt-lung North Central College CIW Armstrong School of Busnness Berkeley Cal MISS LUCILLE HRUBESKY A B Lxbranan MISS ELIZABETH CUMMINGS A B Music Vocal Kearney State Teachers College Northwestern Umverslty Page Twelvl Q . K . l . . , A. B. . . .. , . . MR. . -. , . ., . . . . 1 - - ' ' ' ' o I ' ' . K A I v . - . . . ' University of Nebraska. MR. I . . , . . , , , D- r f A K ni. . l N MR. RUSSELL M. W'ILKIE, A. B. MR. LYLE W. ASHBY, A. B. Matliematics and Science. Hisiot Assistant Coach. Deb Ky' Wesleyan University. f University of Nebraska. HISUHSS COUESG- MISSL IRMA CALHOUN, A- B- MR. c. RAY WADDLE, A. B. atm. A - University of Nebraska. Manual Tmmmg' Southwestem College, M155 ALTA KIBLER. A, 3, University of Nebraska. English. Nebraska State Teachers College. MISS MARGARET STEWART- B lldlhivefgz 0flNFliEl'lSkl- l S L h M Commercial and Girls' Athletics. orse c oo o xpression, r. ours, o. - - University of Wisconsin. Madison. Wiscoxisin. University of Nebraska' MISS IDA MAY FLADER' A. B. MISS ISABELIKNOWLES, A. B. Dramatics, English. Genefll HISWFY- UNVPYSUY of Nebl'35k3- Wooster College. Wooster, Ohio. Page Thirteen I' K , A, , MR ALLEN COOK B S Agnculture Umversxty of Nebraska MISS MARY KUBETZKI Bookkeepmg Nebra ka School of Business Nebraska R PAUI LOCKWOOD B Orchestra-Band State Normal School Ypsrlann Mnchxgan Colorado Agriculture College MISS LILLIAN HANSEN A B Spanish University of Nebraska MISS ETHEL SPENCER I3 S Biology Parsons College Fairfield Iowa MISS MARY C DOREMUS A B Mathematics Umvcr 'W f Umversny ol Nebraska Normal TIIIDLHB Umversny of Nebra ka R W G INGRAM B S Chemistry Physics Hastmgs College Hast ngs Nebraska Umversny of Iowa Summers 19451937 5- - ' , ' s' o - .- N' . r M 1 A Y i S. MISS HENRIETTA BANKSON. A. B. Pam- Fourteen --Q f F : '15 -- -x - :.3'-'fl' E, -:J - S-2 - 52 'E JJ' CLASSES., F Randall Tollefsen Edith Ward Wayne Moss Miss Joerg Mr. Ingram Y SCIIIIIIOII' Class. RANDALL 'IIOLLEFSEN' . ,,,,,..,,,...,,...,.,v,777,,7....,.,,77 ,... . .. Y,7. .,....,. President EDITH WARD ., ,.,,,7A,,,. ,,,,. A,,....,,,, .,,,,,7...... ..,7,777. . .Y,..,,Y,,.....,777,7,A7,,, V i c e -President WAYNE Moss ,,,,,A,,,,,,,77,..,,7,7,,7 ,,,,,,,.,..,.,,,,7,7..,...... ,,,,... E ,.,,.,Y.... S e rretary-Trearurer RICHARD LAMBERT ..... ,,,e,..,...,...,.,.,7 ,,,,,..e7.,., ,,.,,..e,,.,e.... ,..,. ......., ,,7,.,,, Y e I l L e ader SPONSORS Miss Ida Joerg and Mr. VV. G. Ingram. COMMITTEES. PINS AND RINGS IV. PICNIC .lack Pierce, Chairman- Elise Peaker, Chairman. X Oliver Dewolf. Viola Marquis. RRY Rodgers- Chauncey Homan. Marian Stafford. Bemarr ptacek. .lane LYnCh- Maurice Ayers. INVITATIONS V. BREAKFAST follgfysgfgnggfrman' Jane Lynch, Chairman. Robert Burman Edld? ward' Marlan Stafford. Arne Engberg . . Allan Smith. Orba Harris Stephen Lowe. ANNOUNCEMENT AND CLASS DAY Pao- GRAM IV. TREASURY Marian Beaclle, Chairman. Wayne Moss, Chairman. Paul Mitchem. Robert Hazlett. Helen Hart. Paul Mitchem. Robert Hardie. Roy I-laury. Zelda Bahr. Beulah Wolcott. Page Fifteen A t 3 1 ALETHA M ALLEN KLeeJ Normal Traunung Kearney Hugh School 1 7 3 4 Normal Traunung Club 3 4 Gurls Sport Club 1 2 3 4 Basketball l Vol'ey Ball 1 ' 3 Baseball 1 2 3 Baseball Leader 3 Baseball Cfuptaun 2 Volley Ball Captaun 2 May Festuval 3 Gurls K Club 2 VIOLA ANDERSON QVU Commercual Kearney Hugh School 12 3 4 WALTER ALLISON lwaltl General Kearney Hugh School 12 3 4 Orchestra 12 3 Basketball 3 4 Track 2 3 4 Football 4 Orpheon Club 2 3 4 Band 1' 3 BERTHA ALTMAIER QByrdeD-Commercual Kearney Hugh School 3 4 Pleasant Hull Hugh School l 2 Commercual Club 4 Gurls Club 34 LEANNA ANDERSON lChu:kenJ Normal Traunung Kearney Hugh School 3 4 Normal Hugh School l 2 Normal Traxnung Club 34 President 4 Gurls Club 34 May Pele 3 Commercual Conte! 3 Commercual Club 2 HuY 34 Secretary Treasurer 4 Football 34 Echo Saff 34 Sports Eclutor 4 Log Staff 34 Edutor un Chuef 4 Managung Edutor 3 Sports Edutor 3 K H S A A 24 Sphunx Club 4 President 4 League Baseball Basketball K Club 4 Quull and Scroll Busuness Manager of Senuor Play 'WAURICE AYERS CD00 College Entrance Kearney Hugh School l 2 3 4 Glee Club 3 4 Lubranan 3 Chumes of Normandy 3 HuY 3 4 Vuce Presuclent 4 Three Arts 4 Log Staff 4 Debate 2 3 4 ELIZABETH M AYRES 1Bettyl Commercual Kearney Hugh School 123 4 Curl Reserves 12 Com mercual Club 2 3 4 Gurls Club 2 3 4 - , . . ' . x vb h Q . . ' w 5 ' H: - -2: A . -L- : . - - 3 u Q A , 5 I v - D ' Y ' 5 I ' 1 DESLEY L. ARBOGAST lDesl-College Entrance. Kearney High School, 2-3-45 Carleton High School. Ig ' , 9 '- . V : - ' . : . - : z . - 5 . - . ' . - - - : , - : ' ' . : Page Sixteen k Alu A ZELDA BAHR lzedl College Entrance Kearney Hugh School I 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 President 4 Once un a Blue Moon l The Lass un Lass of Lumeruck Town 2 Serpolette un Chumes of Nor mandy 3 Muss Curns un The Charm School 3 Superba l 2 Masquers 2 3 4 Secretary Treasurer 3 Orpheon Club 2 3 4 Socual Chaurman 3 Latun Club 4 Echo Staff 3 4 Music Editor 4 Log Staff 3 4 Assustant of Organuzatuo-u Edutor 3 Senuor lzdutor 4 Junuur Sextette 3 Senuor Octette 4 Orchestra 1 Girls Club 2 3 4 State Musical Cont st 3 4 Masquer Night 3 4 Assembly Programs 1 2 3 4 Mabel Purates of Penzance uull and Scroll Aunt Ida un Green Stoclungs 4 EVELYN BAILS fGeorgual Normal Traunmg Kearney Hugh School 1 2 3 4 Normal Training Club 3 Art Edutor of Log 4 Commercual Art 3 4 MARION L BEADLE lBugsl-College Entrance Kearney Hu h School 3 4 Julesburg Hugh School ules burg Colorado I2 Masquers 34 Secretary Treasurer 4 Gurls Reserves 34 Dramatucs 34 Span Honor Socuety Evelyn Trenchard un Green Stockings 4 CARL BENZLER College Entrance Kearney Hugh School 1 2 3 4 HELEN E BLANKENFIELD QDutchD Normal Traunung Kearney Hugh School 3 4 Colome Hugh School South Dakota 12 Normal Tramung Club 3 4 Glee Club 3 4 Chumes of Normandy BOLUS JQKMES BOLUS lBoleyJ Comnuercual Kearney Hugh School 2 3 4 St James Parochual Hugh Schoo l DORIS D BOUCHER lBow Wowl College Entrance Kearney Hugh School l 2 3 4 Girls Club Councul 1 2 3 4 Vuce Presudent 4 Charm S hool 3 Gurls K Club 2 3 4 Echo 3 4 Assistant Managung Edutor 4 Log 34 Gurls Sport Edutor 34 Masquers 34 Gurls Glee Club 12 3 Orchestra 12 Once un a Blue Moon 1 K H S A A Masquer Night 3 Senuor Octette 4 unuor Sextette 3 Class Yell Leader 3 School YellLeader 23 Gurl Reserves 1 Superba 23 Ruth un Pirates of Penzance 4 Madge Rockungton u Green Stockungs 4 CHARLES BRINK fCl1lCk, College Entrance Kearney Hugh School 1 2 3 4 Football 3 4 Basketball 3 4 - . A . - - - : . - - - : ' , 3 H . ,u , - .1 - W u, , - .. . 1 3 v 1 I ' .. l . . . .. ., U U l . ' i I I v ' ' ' ! A ! ' ' D ' I I l , A 5 :. Q . : V . 9 . - : I . 5 . - 2 j - V , : , Q h . s , z . 4 in U . . - - 3 .H Q . c. . I : 1 I U . - 1 U , - - - 1 , . - vu - . 1 I . . - . . 1 h F : . . ' -4: u i u ' - - - 'z l - - s ' . J - - - ' Z - ' I ' - Z u ' 1 u ' 1 ' ish Club, 4. President, 43 Masquer Night, 3-4: Old Wouuuan in Why the Chimes Rang,', 43 National . A . .1 - ., Q , - 1 . ' , - - - . , - : , - : , - s . 4. - . . . Y . D 9 h . . , . . I .. , , - . u. H, , , - - ' ' ' 5 I V N 9 I al ' ' 1 I ' V U ,Q ,-: H ,-5 V .-: . 1 - . . . .z I . : , : J ' H V- : - U , 2- 9 1 -' U , -: t N '. -2: , -: - Z n v - ' - . ' . - - - 1 , - 5 . - - Page Seventeen A M ? IAN DOROTHY BROWN lDoU College Entrance Kearney '-lugh School 12 3 4 Girl Reserves 12 34 Dramatucs 3 4 Glee Club 3 4 Chumes of Normandy 3 Gurls Club l 2 3 4 RUTH BURCH lRufusI College Entrance Kearney Hugh School 2 3 4 Gancly Hugh School 1 Gurls Sport Club 3 Echo Staff 3 4 Assistant Luterary Edutor of Log 3 4 Gurl Reserves 3 4 Secretary and Treasurer 4 K H S A A 2 3 Latun Club 4 Mav Fete 3 Sphunx Club 4 Natuonal Honor Socuety uull and Scroll MILDRED L BURGER fFluckl Normal Tramung Kearney Hxgh School 1 3 4 Normal Traunung Club 1 2 3 Glee Club 4 ROBERT BURMAN 1Bobl-Commercual Kearney Hugh School 1234 Band 12 Orchestra 1 Glee Club Z 3 Orpheon 2 3 4 Chumes of Normandv 3 Commercual Club 3 4 Midget Basketball 3 4 Society HARRY E CAMPBELL fscotl Agriculture Kearney Hugh School 3 4 Pleasant Hull Hugh School 1 2 Hu Y 4 Treasurer of Agnculture Club 4 MARY CAMERON lPollyl1College Entrance Kearney Hugh School Z 3 4 St james Parochual 1 ee u 4 WILLAMETTE IRENE CARSON lWIlll9llGEh9f3l Kearney Hugh School 1 2 3 4 Sphunx Club 3 Gurls Club 1 2 3 4 Dtamatuc 2 Gurl Reserues I Chumes of Normandy 3 Lass of Lumeruck Town ' 2 Kate un Purates of Penzance MARGARET COUNEY lpeckl College Entrance Keauney Hugh School 234 St James Parochual 1 Latun Club 4 Dramatucs 34 Glee Club Three Arts 4 Gurls Club 234 - - - ' . - - - : ' . - - - Z ' . . H ' . ' , ' u u ' - - 1 a u ' ' ' - '- 'I - V - 4 - , - - :I ' . 2 ' u Z u ' 1 ' D - .' I 'u ' 1 ' Q u Q - - - - 's ' I v 5 u 5 - Q - D . 1 . . I . ' -H A Q . . - ' ' Z u - U h ' . , - : . - 5 . : --su U ,. :IA .-5 1 ,-5 Track, 3 5 Lass of Lumenck Town, 2 g Superha, 2: Dustruct Shorthand Contest, 2: National Honor . - - ' - ' , - 5 ' ' , - L ' u 1 u - Q s - . - - - 1 . 5 ' . . v , .. A . u, z .. . , v , ' - lf - 1 U ' ' ' ' , u A 1 S u ' 9 5 - 5 ' y ' ' - Page Eighteen A . K lm - MARGARET C. COSTELLO Qsisl-College Entrance. Kearney High School, 1-2-3-43 Girls Sport Club, lg May Fere, 2-3: Latin Club, 4, National Honor Society. JAMES CRAWFORD Uiml-College Entrance. Kearney High School, 1-2-3-4: Hi-Y. 2-3-45 Spanish Club, 43 Echo Staff, 45 Log Staff, 43 Science Club, 25 Track. 4: Glee Club, 43 K. H. S. A. A., 3, FRANCES CRUISE lshorryl-College Entrance. Kearney High School, l-Z-3-4: Girl Reserves. 1-2-3-4: Spanish Club, 4, Girls Club, l-2-3-4: junior Sextette, 3: Glee Club. 3-43 Chimes of Normandy, 35 Isabel in Pirates of Penzance, 43 Dramarics, 4. ALTA E. CRUMB-College Entrance. Kearney High School, I 1-2 years: Spanish Club, 3-4: Girls Club. HAZEL DADDOW Il-lanl-College Entrance. Kearney High School. 1-2-3-45 Spanish Club, 33 Vice- President, Glee Club, 45 Girls Club, 1-2-3-4g Girls Sport, 3-45 May Feteg K. H. S. A. A., 2-3. AMY S. DECK Uerryl-Normal Training. Dramarics, lg Glee Club, 3, Chimes of Normandyf' 35 Normal Training Club, 3-43 Sphinx Club, 4. OLIVER W. DEWOLF folliej-College Entrance. Kearney High School, l-2-3-4: Masquers, 3-44 Three Arts, 3-4: Hi-Y, 3-45 Twin in Charm School. 3: Echo Staff, 2-3: Editor of the Echo,', 45 Annual Staff, 2-3-45 Masquer Night. 3-4: Superba. 1-2: Kearneval. 35 Lass of Limerick Town, 23 Midgets, 3: Declamatory Contest, 3: Debate. 4g Glee Club, 29 National Honor Socieryg Quill and Scrollg Admiral Grice in Green Stockings, 4. , WAYNE DONALY-General. Kearney High School, 2-3-4g SK. james Parochial, l. Page Nineteen A I . t 1 f 1 f 1.4 Fad l ll ml! ESTHER DRAKE lHalf Prnt! College Entrance Kearney Hugh School 12 3 4 Masquers 2 3 4 Vnce President 4 Three Arts 2 3 4 Dramatlcs 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Lass of Lnmerxck Town 2 Chxmes of Normandy 3 May Fete l 2 3 4 Latln Club 4 Vxce President 4 Advanced Dramatic Club 2 Superba 12 Junior Play 3 Masquer Night 3 4 Declan-latory Contest 3 National Honor Society SARAH EMAL lPegJ Normal Training Kearney Hugh School 3 4 Newark Hugh School l2 Normal Trammg Club 3 4 Vice Pxesxden 4 MARY EDITH FARRELL lEdeJ College Entrance Kearney Hugh School 3 4 St james Parochxal l Masquers 4 Dramarlcs 3 4 Glrl Reserves 3 4 Echo Staff 4 Log Staff 4 May Fete 3 4 Angel xn Why the Chimes Rang Qulll and Scroll Phyllis Faraday lh Green Stocklngs 4 ARNE ENGBERG llceburgj College Entrance Kearney Hrgh School I 2 3 4 Band I 2 3 Orchestra 3 4 Glee Club 34 Three Arts 4 Debate 4 Karneval 3 HIY 4 Nebraska Iowa Mlssoun River Bndge Contest Weekly Pnze Grand Prize 4 Edward ln Plrares of Penzance 4 National Honor Society Marnn tn Green Stockings 4 ARONA ERICKSON QCnrlyD-College Entrance Kearney Hugh School 1 2 3 4 Glee Club I 2 3 4 Pramst Echo Staff 4 Dramatic Editor of Echo 4 Assistant Clubs and Orgamzatlon Edltor of Log 4 Later ary Edntor 4 Lass of Limerick 2 Chxmes of No mandy 3 Dramaucs 1 Essay Contest 3 National Honor Soclcty Quill and Scroll MARTHA EMAGENE FOSTER flosterl Commercial Kearney Hugh School 1 2 3 4 Athletlcs 1 2 3 4 Sport Club 1 2 3 4 Secretary 3 Commercral Club 2 3 4 Glrls Club 1 2 3 4 Gu-l Reserves 1 2 3 A hletxc Assoclanon I 2 3 4 Superba 2 ZADA ELIZABETH FOWLER lhzl Normal Training Kearney Hxgh School 12 3 4 Normal Tram mg Club 3 4 Glee Club 3 4 umor Class Play 3 Chxmes of Normandy 3 Jumor Sextette 3 Nataonal Honor Society DORA M GERDTS QDodD College Entrance Kearney Hrgh School 1 2 3 4 Gxrls Club 1 2 3 4 Page Twenty 1 ' - . 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' - - 9 ' . - - - - K lllx - f I A lxllfv WESLEY GRAZIER fwesl-General Kearney Hugh School 4 Harper Kansas Hugh School 1 Arkansas Cnty Kansas Hugh School 23 CHARLES GRAZIER lChuckl General Kearney Hugh School 4 Harper Kansas Hugh School Arkansas Cuty Kansas Hugh School 2 3 MARDELL GRIM fDelU Suenographuc Kearney Hugh School 34 Ruverclale Hugh School I2 Gee Llub 4 Chumes of Normandy 3 May Fefe 3 Natuonal Honor Socuety BEULAH HALTE-General Kearney Hugh School 1 2 3 4 Gurls Club 1 2 3 4 HAROLD HANSEN fCarulsol College Entrance Kearney Hugh School 3 4 Newark Hugh School 12 Band 34 Baseball 34 HuY 4 ROBERT HARDIE lBobl-College Entrance Kearney Hugh School 4 College Traunung School 12 3 Masquers 4 Glee Club 4 HuY 4 Why the Chumes Rang 4 K H S A A 4 Echo Staff 4 ORBA HARRIS l0rbuel-College Entrance Kearney Hugh School 12 3 4 Glee Club 12 3 4 Vu e Club 4 Jumor Sextette 3 Senuor Octette 4 Echo Staff 34 Llterary Edutor 3 Feature Edutor 4 Once un a Blue Moon 2 Chumes of Normandy 3 Three Arts Nught 4 Secretary of Sophomore Class 2 Gurl Reserves 2 3 4 May Fete 1 7 3 May Queen Attendant 12 Quull and Scroll Maud of Honor HELEN HART l'NlunnyJ College Entrance Kearney Hugh School 12 3 4 Glee Club 12 3 Masquers 3 4 Masquer Nught 3 4 junuor Sextette 3 Echo Staff 3 4 Log Staff 3 4 Nucolette un Auccasun and Nucoletue 3 junuor Play Charm School 3 Superba 1 Dramatucs 1 3 May Fete 1 2 3 Gurls Club Councul 4 Lann Club 4 Orpheon Club 2 34 Suzanne Once un a Blue Moon Chumes of Normandy 3, Lass of Lumeruck Town 2 h - V ' - - ' ' . : ' . z 1 v V A ' ' '- . 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V , , - Page Twenty-one 1 4 H y k J GERTRUDE M HARTFORD lTudyJ Commercial Kearney Hugh School 4 St Marys Grand Island 12 3 Girls 4 Commercial Club 4 ROY HAURX lHauryl Bookkeeping Kearney Hrgh School 1234 Basketball 1 34 captain K Club 1234 Secretary and Treasurer 2 Commercxal Club 3 ROBERT HAZLETT lBobJ College Entrance Kearney Hlbh Scnool 1 7 3 4 Ecl o St f 2 3 4 us: ness Manager of Echo 4 Log Staff 3 Band l Orchestra 3 Three A rs 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Track 3 Class Basketball l 7 3 4 Glee Club 4 VIRGINIA HEARNE lGml College Entrance Kearney Hugh School 34 Buda Hugh School 1 Girls Club 34 Girl Reserves 34 Gxrl Reserves Trea urer 4 Echo Staff 4 May Pete 3 GERTRUDE M HOGG lGertl Commercial Kearney Hngh School l 2 3 4 Orchestra l 2 3 4 Commer Dlstnct Commercial Contest 3 CHAUNCEY H HOMAN lChaum:I College Ke1rney Hxgh S hool 12 3 4 K H S A A l 2 3 4 Secretary and Treasurer 3 4 Ma quers 3 4 Orpheon 2 3 4 Vnce Presrdent 3 Glee Club l 2 3 4 Jumor Class Vlce President 3 HIY 3 Once lh a Blue Moon Lass of Llmenck Town Chimes of Normandy 3 Busrne s Manager of Charm School 3 Toastmaster at Football Banquet 3 Boys Quarterte 3 IDA MAY HULTMAN lsklnnyl Commercial Kearney Hugh School l 2 3 4 Gxrls Club 1 2 3 4 Com merclal Club 234 Sport Club 12 Basketball 17 Soccer l Hockey 123 BEATRICE JOHNSON lBeel Normal Tramlng Kearney Hugh School 34 Stone Hugh School 1 Normal Tralmng Club 3 4 ' - ' . - ' . - - - 5 , -2- - 5 ' , 49 H .. 1- U . B i -5 1 . y U - . 'v ' , ----1 1 af, B - . : . 'z , 3 . : 1' '- - 9 , - - : ' - - ' . - 1 ' . -ZS ' , - : ' . - : ' s . 3 , : , . . - ' . ' . - - - 3 . - - - 3 cial Club, 2-3-43' Girl Reserves, 3-4: Orpheon Club. Z-3-4: Athletic Association. 3-4: Superba, 2: , 1 . . ' c , - - - Q . .... , - - - 3 . - 1 s , - 1 . - - 2 ' Y ' . : . - - - 1 . . Q i Q -h h 2 .. - 'H 1: H - . y.. 2: ,, . ., . . r .. 1. , , . 1 - - . Y 3 v - - - - 3 - - 9 . --z , 5 - A - - - ' l - ' - -S ' , -23 Page Twenty-two K BEN JOHNSON fBennuel College Kearney Hugh School 3 4 Newark Hugh School 12 Baseball 3 4 Basketball 4 Latun Club 4 HuY 4 Band 34 ELGIE JOHNSON fswedel Agruculture Kearney Hugh School '734 College Traunung School 1 Football 34 Track 34 K Club 4 Agnculture Club 4 WILFORD E JOHNSON lwulluel College Kearney llugh School 3 4 Hugh School 12 Baseball 3 4 GENE R KAYTON lKateJ General Kearney Hugh School 3 4 Stapleton Hugh School 12 Baseball Karneval 3 ANGELA KEENAN lAngelJ College Keamey Hugh School I 2 3 4 Hockey 1 2 Soccer l 2 Sport Club 1 Z Gurl Reserves May Fete 2 3 Gurls Club 1 2 3 4 ALICE KNOLL llzattyl College Kearney Hugh School 12 3 4 Glee Club 13 4 Spanush Club 4 Gurl Reserves 3 4 Chimes of Normandy 3 Gurls Club 2 3 4 GERALD KRELL Uerryl-General Kearney Hugh School 12 3 4 Baseball 3 4 AGNES L LAHEY fAgguel-General Kearney Hugh School 2 3 4 Sr James Parochual 1 Glee Club 3 4 Gurls Club 3 4 3-4:-Track, 3-45 Footbaiflg K': Club, 43 League Basketball,l4g Hi-Y Club. 45 K. lA. A., 45 - - ' , ---- 5 ' . - - : ' , : h : Q , - I - v ' ' u - , u u Page Twenry-three I A A A , I K flax Y u' C H y ll' RICHARD LAMBERT lRuchl-College Entrutnce Kearney .Hugh School 12 34 Vuce Presudenr 1 Class Yell Leader l 2 3 4 School Yell Leader I 2 3 4 Band 2 3 Athletuc A socuatuon 1 2 3 4 Presudent 5 George Boyd un The Charm School Club 2 3 4 5 Football 1 3 Track l 2 3 Basketball 1 Track Captaun 4 KENNETH LAMPHERE lKennyl General Kearney Hugh School 17 34 Football l League Basket ball Football 23 Baseball 2 THELMA LANGSTON fRedl1General Kearney Hugh School 3 4 Ute Iowa Hugh School 17 HARRIS LILGA QBuckJ-General Kearney Hugh School 1 2 3 4 OLIVE MAY LOSHBAUGH lTruxuel-General Years un Kearney Hugh School 1 Teachers College Hugh School 1 Nebraska School of Agnculture Currus 2 Wellfleet Hugh School 3 Echo Staff 4 Gurl Reserxes 4 Glee Club 4 Gurls Club STEPHEN LOWE lPetel College Entrance Kearney Hugh School 1234 Superba HuY 234 Scuence Club 12 Masquers 34 Track Masquer Plays HELEN A LUMMIS U'-Iadal College Entrance Years un Kearney Hugh School 12 3 4 Spanush Club 3 Spl-uunx Club 4 Gurls Club l 2 3 4 Gurls K Club 4 Gurls Sport Club 12 3 4 Gurl Reserves 12 3 4 Superba 2 Dramaucs 12 K H S A A 12 3 May Fete 2 3 Basketball 12 Hoc ey 1 2 3 4 Soccer 2 3 4 Baseball 4 JANE A LYNCH lCurlyl College Entrance Kearney Hugh School 4 College Trauntng School 12 Gurls Club 4 K H S A A 4 Yell Leader 4 Log Staff 4 Echo Staff 4 uull and Scroll Celua Faraday un Green Stockungs . . - .s .----: ,---1 ,-2 .---2 ,. , K ,-, ,W--4-5, .. , ,.,..: .3 . : -- . ,-5 , . ,--. . - .5 .4 - ., . .s ,Q ',: ,: - - , ,..., , ., .., .'1 leg Q . : ui ,---9 - -Q , ,Q .-: . ... ,-: --z k, .-..: ,.., ,, - - - .: ,-s .: .1 .QQ , - ,.. .., Page Twenty-four C , ,LH- VIOLA MARQUIS QOlliel-Commercial. Kearney High School, 1-2-3-45 Hockey, 2-3-45 Soccer. 1-2-3-45 Basketball. 1-2-3-45 Volley Ball, 1-2-3-45 Baseball, 1-2-3-45 Track. 1-2-45 Tumbling, 1-2-3-45 Treasurer Commercial Club, 35 President Commercial Club, 45 Girls Club Council, 2-35 Executive Board, 1-2-3-45 Athletic Association, 1-2-3-45 Vice-President Athletic Association, 45 Elise Benedotti in Junior Play5 President Sport Club, 4: Class Yell Leader. 2: School Yell Leader, 3-45 Superba, 1-25 May Fete. ROBERT MARTIN lBobl-Agriculture. Kearney High School, 1-2-3-4: Baseball, 25 Agriculture Club, 4. ILDA MESSNER-College Entrance. Kearney High School, 1-2-3-45 Latin Club. 45 Girls Sport Club, 1-2: Hockey I-25 Soccer. 1-25 Girls Reserve, 1-2-3-4: Finance Committee Chairman of Girl Reserves, 35 Exchange Editor of Echo, 3-45 Echo Staff, 3-45 Event Editor of Log. 45 Maypole Dance in May Fete, 25 Sentinel in Auccasin and Nicoletteg' Glee Club. 3: Chimes of Normandygu Girls Club, l-2-3-45 Athletic Association, 1-2-3-4. ALTA MEYER lShortyl1College Entrance. Years in Kearney High School, l-2-3-45 Spanish Club, 45 Athleric Association, 1-25 Girls Club, 1-2-3-4, j. PAUL MITCHEM lSIivversl-College Entrance. Kearney High School, 2-3-45 Nevada, Mo., 15 Band, 2-35 President of Band, 35 Orchestra, 2-35 Orpheon. 2-3-45 Spanish Club, 35 Secretary of Spanish Club, 35 Three Arts Club, 3-45 Chorus of Why the Chimes Rang, Student Advisory Board, 45 Athletic Association, 45 Log Staff, 3-45 Glee Club, 35 Hi-Y, 3-45 Quill and Scroll, 45 National Honor Society. VUAYNE G, MOSS lWinklel-Commercial. Years in Kearney High School, 1-2-3-45 Commercial Club, 2-3-45 Vice-President Commercial Club, 4: Secretary Treasurer Senior Class, 4. MARGUERITE NICKEL lpegl-Commercial. Kearney High School, 2-3-45 St. James School, 15 Glee Club, 25 Commercial Club, 2-3-45 Treasurer of Commercial Club, 45 Sport Club, 3-45 Hockey, 45 Soccer 45 Basketball, 45 Volley Ball, 3-45 Baseball, 3-45 Track, 45 Tumbling. 45 May Fete, 2-3-4. MARGARET E. NIELSON iPegl-Normal Training. Kearney High School, 15 Ashland High School, I-2-3. Page Twenty-five 'x . ,l. , . k 1 1 GEORGE OTTO lspeckl Commerclal Kearney High School l 2 3 4 Freshman Program l Karneval 3 Commercxal Club 234 Secretary of Commerclal Club 4 K H S A A 4 JOHN PANEK llarboel-General Kearney Hugh School 2 Football 2 Basket a 1234 Baseball 4 lx C b ALBERTA L PATTERSON lBertl Normal Trammg Kearney Hugh School 34 Cmctnnan Ohio 1 Oskaloosa Iowa 2 Normal Trarnlng Club 34 Orchestra '44 Girl Reserves 4 Glrls Club 34 ELISE B PEAKER lPealtl College Entrance S A B 4 Sally tn The Charm School 3 May Fete Attendant 1 2 Gnrls K Club 2 3 4 Gurls Sport Club 1 2 3 4 Echo Staff 2 3 4 Log Staff 2 3 4 Assocxate Edltor 3 4 Log Managing Edxtor 4 Girls Sport Club Leader 2 3 4 Gul Reserves 3 4 Orpheon Club Gurls Glee Club l 2 3 Once lh a Blue Nloon The Lass of Llmerxclc Town The Chtmes of Normandy K H S A A Lann Club 4 Superb: National Honor Society GALON ROBERT PEAKER CPeakl-General Keamey Hxgh School 1 2 3 4 Football 2 3 Baseball 2 4 Football 1 2 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 MERLE PEAKER 1Pealrl College Entrance Kearney Hugh School 234 Overton Hugh School I Football 234 Basketball 23 Track 234 Glee Club 4 K Club 34 Latin Club 2 ANNA C PETERSON lPetel-Commercxal Kearney Hxgh School 12 34 Girls Reserves 34 Com merclal Club 3 Glrls Club 12 3 4 District Shorthand Contest 3 May Fete 3 EARL T PETERSON lPetel Commercial Kearney Hugh School 1234 Commercnal Club 1234 Sergeant at Arms of Commercial Club 4 Baseball 2 3 Kearney Hxgh Karneval 3 . 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Hockey, 1-2-3-4,3 Sobcer, l-2-3-4: Basketball, '2-35 Volley Ball, I-2-3g ,Baseball, 1-2-35 Tumbling: - ' , ' - - s , - 2 . - 9 F l Page Twenty-six f' 1 Y YY I k A J afflff 2 JACK PIERCE lTmyl College Entrance Kearney Hxgh School 1 2 3 4 Masquers 2 3 4 Three Arts 3 4 H1 Y 2 3 Science Club 2 3 Operetta 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Twxn ln junior Play The Charm c ool K H S A A GLADYS PRINDLE Normal Training Kearney Hxgh School 3 4 Pleasant Hull Hxgh School 12 Nor mal Tralmng Club 3 4 Gmrl Reserves BERNARR PTACEK lPatl Colllege Entrance Kearney Hugh School 12 3 4 Spamsh Club 3 Sphxnx Cub 4 Band I Orchestra 2 Glee Club 4 Semor Octette 4 Orpheon Club 34 Plrates of Penzance JFANETTE T QUINTON ljeanl--General Kearney Hugh School 12 36 Glee Club 124 Once ln a Blue Moon The Lass of Limerick Town Why the Chxmes Rang Chimes of Normandy Echo Staff 2 3 4 Managing Editor of Echo 4 Log Staff 2 3 4 Feature Editor Log 3 Senlor Editor 4 Semor Octettc 4 Orpheon Club 34 Girls Club 1234 K H S A A 4 Superba 12 Glrl Re serves 12 LORETTA QUINN Normal Training Kearney Hxgh School 34 Oconto 2 Ecldyvtlle 1 Glee Club 4 Normal Tramlng Club 3 4 merual Club 2 3 4 Athletlc Assocunon 4 Glee Club 12 3 May Fete Girls Club HOWARD RICHARDS-College Entrance Kearney Hugh School 4 Oconto High School 12 3 HAROLD 0 RIED Uunel College Entrance Kearney Hugh School 12 3 4 S A B 4 Three A I 3 4 President 4 H1Y 12 3 4 Secretary and Treasurer 3 Masquers 3 4 Glee Club 3 4 Homer Johns ln umor Play Log Staff 34 Assistant Feature Edltor 3 Annual Business Manager 4 Masquer Plays 3 Superba 12 Karneval 34 Athletic Assocxanon 1234 Finance Chairman 4 Dramaucs 2 3 Echo Staff 3 4 General News Edltor 4 Debate Team 4 Three Arts Play 4 Ach lenc Assocxanon 4 Declamatory Contest 2 3 4, Class Assembhes 2 3 Semor Play Commnttee Track 2 3 4 League Basketball 3 4 League Baseball 2 3 Uncle Bertel ln Why the Chimes Rang Prop grtykManager Masquers Plays 3 Natnonal Honor Socnety Quxll and Scroll William Faraday xn Green toc mga n V ' V- . ' . - - - :V V V, - - s VV , N S VV . - : . - : . - - : . . - - : , S h , . .... , 2-3. V V V - V . . V V . V V V . . V V V V , A 3 - - ' . A ' ' ' ' 1 I '.. i I l . : . -23 , 9 . 1 , 9 . - : .. . A 1 . . ff - - - y ' ' , n ' ' f - ,., Q. . - In .- - ,H .. . .U , V V . V, V V . V , - - : V. Q , - - 3 , 3 V , : , 1 - - I . -r - 3 - ---- 1 2 , - 5 - V V- ' ' - ' . - : , 5 ' , s . : , - . GLADYS RALSTON lLalysJ--Commercial. Kearney High Schoolg Opererta, 1-2-35 Junior Playg Com- ' , - - : . : . - - 9 ' 1 - .V V - . ' , - - - 9 . . ., g rs, - , V .V 9 - , - - - . V V4 . 4 V , - s V . - : J : . - s V V,V : V V . : V , : , - 3 , - 9 V - - - - 9 , 3 V ,V -V: , - : , a V , :V V , : - . 5 . - - ' - , - 9 3 , l V V . .. - ,- ' ' ! I ' 7 1 ' 7 I ' . . . , . . ,. n S 1 1 - -, YY ,, , , .a.. ,-., W .W ,,? Page Twenty-seven k , J RAY RODGERS fkaylruel College Entrance Kearney Hugh School 2 34 Eddyvulle Hugh School 1 Band 3 League Basketball 3 Track Squad 3 ANNA RYAN Normal Traunung Kearney Hugh School 234 Sr James School I Glee Club 2 Sports 2 Gurls Club 2 3 4 Normal Traunung Club 3 4 CHARLES SADLER fChuckl College Entrance Kearney Hugh School 12 34 Football 2 34 Base b ll l 2 3 4 Track 3 4 K Club 2 3 4 Athletuc Assocuaruon Electrucuan Junuor Play ESTHER SAMP lEsl1College Entrance Kearney Hugh School 3 4 Hugh Schools 12 Colorado EVERETT SAWYER l'l'oml-College Entrance Kearney Hugh School 1 2 3 4 Laun Club 2 Englush Club 2 Naruonal Honor Socuery THELMA SCHAAF lToml-Commercual Kearney Hugh School 234 S James l Gurls Club 3 Gurls Sport Club 2 Glee Club 2 Commercual Club 3 WAYME LILLIAN SCHANOU lhullyj College Entrance Kearney Hugh School 3 4 Odessa Hugh School I2 Gurl Reserves 34 Spanush Club 4 Drauu-uancs 4 May Fete 3 MARGUERITE C SCHMIDT lMaggleJ College Entrance Kearney Hugh School 1234 Soccer 1 Hockey I Volley Ball 12 Page Twenty eught - . u. ,--: u: ,S -I .. - . 2 A ,Z ,Z vi v C u'- Tv - - 3- '5 u'3 3 - - 1 'S Q 'v Spnngs.Colo. - . .: ,Z - . - - , 9f- yi ,S .Z 'yi ,- u - . .-: v'S -'Z ,Q ul uv . - . .---: -: ,Q 4 I , K A rx - LAURA MAE SCHMITZ lMacD Normal Traunung Kearney Hugh School 1234 Normal Traunung Club 3 4 Gurls Club 12 3 4 Secretary and Treasurer of Normal Traunung Club Gurl Reserves 3 GENEVIEVE SCHNEIDER fChennyl College Entrance Kearney Hugh School 24 Praurue Rose 1 xte 3 JUNE E SEAR College Entrance Kearney Hugh School 1 2 3 4 Three Arts 3 4 Secretary Treasurer 4 Masquers 3 4 Gurl Reserves 1 3 4 Socual Chaurman Gurl Reserves 3 Presudent of Gurl Reserves 4 S A B' Presudent 4 Gurls Club Councul 1234 Presudent 23 Class Presudent 3 Class Vuce Presudent 2 Log Staff 3 4 Organuzatuon Edutor 4 Echo Staff 3 4 Socual Edutor 3 Assustant Socual Edutor 4 Gurls K Club Soccer 234 Hockey 23 Basketball 2 Volley Ball 1234 Baseball 1234 Track 124 Gurls Sport Club 1234 Track Leader 4 Volley Ball Leader 4 Lulluan Stafford un Junuor Play Mrs Cummungs un Three Arts Play Karneval 3 Superba 2 Natuonal Honor Socuety Quull and Scroll May Queen THELMA YOUNG fToml Normal Tramung Kearney Hugh School 3 4 Pleasanton Hugh School 12 Normal Traunung Club 3 4 Glee Club 3 4 Gurl Reserves 3 Girls Club 3 4 AGNES SHIELDS IAgg1el College Entrance Kearney Hugh School 34 St James 1 Latun Club Presudent 4 Glee Club 4 Gurls Club 34 MARCQEASET L SHIELDS 1Patl College Entrance Kearney Hugh School 234 St James 1 Gurls u 2 3 4 LEROY SIRRS lsearsl Commercual Kearney Hugh School 2 3 4 Cowles Hugh School 1 D LEE SLAUGHTER General Kearney Hugh School 3 4 Stone Hugh School 12 Agruculture Club - , .'- u 'u Q ,. 1 - -'B -S ,. . - - - ,I --1 .----1. ..: ' .: ... .: .-: P .5 - .. .: .-Q ,, .5 .V : ,--: .-: u: u---3 u u: ., l - S -3 ,S u I - L - -'S u'5 -'S ,'I -,S u'- i - ,'5 - Xi si ur v - - , ,..:, , , , , - , ,,5 ,.5 . Page Twenty-nine A ,X K li AX 4 f 2 K ALLAN SMITH lsmuthl College Entrance Kearney Hugh School 1 2 3 4 Masquers 3 4 Presuclent Masquers 4 Three Arts 3 4 Hu Y 2 3 4 Presudent Hu Y 4 Busuness Manager Echo 2 3 Log Staff 2 3 4 Austun Bevun un unuor Play Operetta 1 2 3 4 Superba I Masquer Play 3 Glee Club I 2 3 4 Dramatucs Z 34 Latun Club 4 Basketball 34 S A B 4 Natuonal Honor Socuety Quull and Scroll Senuor Play RICPLARD L SMITH lDuckl-General Kearney Hugh School I 2 3 4 Track 2 3 4 Football 3 ase 4 DORA SNYDER lDorueD Normal Traunung Kearney Hugh School 4 Sumner Hugh School I 2 3 Gl e Club 4 Normal Traunung 4 Gurl Reserves 4 Gurls Club -4 A PAULINE SNYDER lB0llll3l College Entrance Kearney Hugh School 1 3 4 Glee Club 2 May Fete 1 2 3 4 Hockey I 2 3 4 Soccer 7 3 4 Basketball l 2 4 Volley B 2 3 Hukung 1 2 3 Baseball 2 3 4 Tumblung 3 4 Gurl Reserves I2 3 4 Lzurls K Club 3 4 Dramatucs 1 Sport Club Cabuner 4 Athletuc Assocuanon 1 2 3 Hugh School Operetta 2 3 4 MARION C STAFFORD ll..uzyl College Entrance Kearney Hugh School 2 3 4 Tamara Hugh School 1 Nlasquers 3 4 Junuor Play 3 Gurl Reserves 2 3 4 Treasurer Gurl Resreves 3 Funancual Chaurman Gurl Reserves 4 S A B 4 Glee Club 4 Latun Club 4 Sport Club 2 3 4 Hockey 2 3 Soccer 2 3 Basketball 3 Volley Ball 2 3 Hockey Leader 3 Baseball 2 3 K Club 3 Dramatucs 4 Athlenc Assocuatuon 2 3 4 May Fete 2 3 Gurls Club 2 3 4 Natuonal Honor Socuety MARY CATHERINE STANTON lKatel Normal Traunung arucl College Entrance Kearney Hugh School 252 3 4 Heartwell ,2 year Gurls Club 3 4 Glee Club 3 Gurls Reserves 3 4 Normal Traunung Club Chumes of Normandy PHOEBE E STONEBARGER lMamal College Entrance Kearney Hugh School 1 2 3 4 Masquers 4 May Feta I 2 3 4 Gurl Reserves l 2 3 4 Glee Club 4 Hockey 1 2 3 4 Soccer l 2 3 4 Volley Ball 1 2 3 4 Baseball 2 3 K Club 4 Sport Club 1 2 3 4 Dramatucs 1 4 Athletuc Assocuatuon 3 4 ELLINORE SVENDSON fNorl College Entrance Kearney Htgh School 234 Omaha Tech l Gurl Reserve 2 Orchestra 4 Glee Club 4 Conumercual Club 2 lNot gracluatedl - . Y.: ,. .-9 s -.1 .-: . --s J : .4 .: .--9 .1 .-:.....: S G . . .QB- all,. - . .: e 13 .1 . -.1 -1.- . - . , .-2--: ,-3-4: .---: all.-9 ,--: ,--: ,-: .vs ,L us .--9 . - . .: .-: ,z us us---us .5 ,: .--: .-5 .As .: .-: .: ,-: .9 ,Q ,-9 .7-9 . J 7 y u'- u-u I B I ... ,- - - . . .Q .---5 u-9 ,Q ,-: - I ,mg ,Q ,Q ua .1 .- - Page Thirty A . K Aix MARY SWANSON-Normal Training. Kearney High School, 1-2-3-43 Glee Club, 2: Orchestra. 2-4: Girl Reserve, 1-2-3-45 Dramatics, lg Normal Training Club, 4: Soccer, lg Hockey, I. ELEANOR E. SWEARINGEN KEU-Commercial. Kearney High School, 1-2-3-4: Glee Club, 3-45 Com- mercial Club, 3-45 Girl Reserves, 2. WYATT A. SYMMONDS fDukel-General. Kearney High School, 3-45 Pleasant Hill, l-2. ROBERT THOMAS lBobl-General. Kearney High School, 1-2-3-4: Football, l-43 Superbag Assistant Art Editor Log, Athletic Association, 2-3-43 Baseball. 2. HARRY RANDALL TOLLEFSEN fTollyl-College Entrance. Kearney High School, 1-2-3-49 Class President, 1-2-43 S. A. B., 4, K Club, 1-2-3-4: Masquers, 3-4g Orpheon, 3: Glee Club, 1-2-3-43 Or- chestra, 1-25 Band, lg K's in Baseball, 1-3-45 Football. 2-3-4, Basketball. 3-43 Senior Octetteg Masquer Plays, 3g Once in a Blue Moong Lass of Limerick Town, Superbag Dramatics, 45 Pirates of Penzance. JOHN JAY TRINDLE Qslilnl-General. Kearney High School, 43 Oconto, 1-2-3. MARJORIE VANDERWERKER fMarj.l-College Entrance. Keamey High School, l-2-3-4: Girl Reserves, 2-33 Girls Sport Club, 2-3-4, Spanish Club. 45 Hockey, 3-4: Baskerball, 2-33 Volley Ball, 3, Echo Staff, 4g Dramarics, 3-4. K. TSELMA VAN WHY lTomj-College Entrance. Kearney High School, 1-2-3M: Girl Reserves, 1-2-3: e ating, 3. Page Thirty-one n J IONE VATH llkuel General Kearney Hugh School 1 2 3 4 Orchestra 12 3 Glee Club 3 EDITH MARIE WAGNER 1Wagl1General Kearney Hugh School 12 3 4 EDITH WARD-College Entrance Kearney Hugh School 7 3 4 Galax Vurgunua Hugh School 1 Vuce President Senuor Class Sphunx Club 4 Latun Club 2 Spanush Club 4 Gurls Sport Club 2 3 4 Ath letuc Assocuatuon 4 Hockey 34 Soccer 34 Ba ketball 34 Volley Ball 23 Baseball 23 Tumbllng 2 4 Superba 2 Assustant Yell Leader 4 Glee Club 4 Nanonal Honor Socuety OTHO WILSON College Entrance Keamey Hugh School 4 Haszungs Hugh School 123 CLEM 0 WIMBERLEY College Entrance Keamey Hugh School 1234 Football 4 Band Operetta Gaspard un Cluumes of Normandy junuor Class uartette 3 3 K H S A A 234 Girls Club 1234 Baslcetba 124 Volley Ba 12 Soccer Hockey 2 Baseball 23 WILLIS WOLCOTT fBullJ Agriculture Kearney Hugh School 2 3 4 Luncoln Hugh School 1 Football 1234 Capraun 4 Basketball 123 Captaun 3 Commercual Club 2 K H S A A 2 Superb 2 Agruculture Club 4 Presudent Agruculture Club 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Track Reserve 2 3 4 MARGARET A WOODBURY lMarguel General Kearney Hugh School Semester 7 4 Hebron Hugh School 123 Ogallala Semester 1 4 ' .9' .':': - D T I - U . ' . - - - 1 , 3- : . 1: . 9 Q . . BEULAH WOLCOTT-Commercial. Kearney High School, 1-2-3525 May Fete, 1-2-31: Commercial Club, l-2--4:- -A-- 1- Sl .--: 1,-3 .2-4: ---5 '.: '.: ls, Page Thi rty-two 1 Qf A K S 1 HAZEL WRIGHT lDo0 Normal Trammg Kearney Hxgh School 3 4 Buda Hxgh School 12 Normal Trammg Club 3 4 National Honor Society ELIZABETH C THURSTON lLI2l College Fnmmce Kearney Hugh School 17 DQ Gu-1 Reserves 1 May Festival 2 3 KENNETH YOUNG lKennyl-General. Keamey High School, 1-2-3-45 Football, 1-2-3-4. Page Thirty-three emulor' ass nstfory A Play Entltled The Semor Class, or Not So Long Ago Acrl Scenes Whlttrer, Emerson, Hawthorn Alcott Kenwood Bryant Schools One September morn twelve or thlrteen years ago one hundred and thxrty nme promls mg httle boys and girls set forth from thexr homes to explore the realms of education These cluldren invaded all the school houses of the crty and chose the rooms they wanted to call their own These rooms all oddly enough, were filled wlth brlght httle red and green chairs and benches, sand tables, and one phase of educatxon was wrltten on the blackboards from A ' to Z ln bnght colored chalk By the end of the year the boys and glrls could add a little, subtract a little and spell cat, bat and sat so they were moved on mto another room And for some reason they kept bemg moved on lnto drfferent rooms--that IS most of them drd some of them Just couldn t bear to leave the old ones Act II Scene Semor Hxgh School Trme September, 1924 It rs madequate to say that one and all suffered a severe shock that very frrst day They found that Kearney High School wouldnt take any back talk from nts freshmen and that m an emergency It could get along w1thout any freshres at all So they first elected their offncers, Randall Tollefsen presxdent ohn Panek vrce presndent Carolme Mattson, secretary and treasurer, and Dorls Boucher yell leader And some of the more darxng Brmk, Tollefsen Panek Haury Wmmberley Wolcott Peaker began to dream of blue sweaters wlth great blg gold K Act III Scene Sennor Hugh School So the boys and glrls began therr sophomore year with more courage and began to thlnk that at last they were comxng mto their own The offrcers thxs year were Randall The very flrst thing, the sophomore grrls won the hockey then the basketball tournament, and later the baseball tournaments Ks were awarded to Panel: Tollefsen and Wolcott In fact, honors just poured down on the members of the class of 1928 In the midst of all thxs the sophomores became Jumors as sophomores wrll Act IV Same as Act III Being juniors wasnt so very different from bemg sophomores the group discovered Possibly xt was a little more dxstmgulshed but that was all This year une Sear was presl dent, Chauncey Homan vlce presxdent and ack Plerce secretary and treasurer One ad vantage of being a junior was that they got to glve an honest to goodness play whlch was The Charm School Naturally rt was excellent The gurls teams won the hockey and c cer tournaments thus year too At the football banquet Wlll1S Wolcott was chosen cap tam of the 1927 Bearcats A glrls sextette and boys quartette were orgamzed from the class These orgamzatxons made thexr frrst public appearance at the Jumor assembly Act V Scene Halls and Class Rooms of Kearney I-hgh The same class rooms, the same halls, but what a dlfferent aspect they took on to these semors The members of this class were vrctors, they had conquered had shown the world, and to the vrctor belongs the spoxls Thls was their domam, they ruled here Noth mg should disturb therr rexgn But thmgs drd, and among them was a chemlstry test whlch was sprung on them after a few weeks of school It was a severe blow The students reacted as they had on enter1ng hrgh school as freshmen They recovered as they had before After all, a lrttle thmg like that shouldn t affect a senror The group had merely cllmbed too hrgh and had to come down a llttle And lt IS better to climb too hlgh than to chmb not at all for wrtness herein the honors the semors have to thelr credxt So may they cllmb and chmb and ultrmately reach the topmost branches of their chosen professions K It I S ' Cl ll ll' 0 ' QQ ' 77 V , . ' : , Y , ' , . . . . , ' 1 ff 1 Q! 9, ' ' ' ' 1 I ' lf 17 fl ,, if ' , , , ' 1 . . , , . ' , ll 71 ' I Y . . . ,, . ,, . , . ' 1 1 J 1 ' 1 , . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' QI ,S-3, . . . , Tollefsen, president, June Seat, vice-president, and Orba Harris, secretary and treasurer. 9 ff 1 3, . , , , . , . . .. . , l . . . , . 1 - J ' ' 1 ' 1 ,I 1 ' ' - - , Cl il, , ' . ' Y - ' 1 ' 1 ' . . , , . . I . . . , ,, . . ,, . . . . - . i , ' . . . , . . . ' , ' , Page Thirty-four x R J T I-I E L O G Emil Tollef e Jean Botsf d Kent Stn r Ms Knowles M A hby EMU. TOLLEFSEN JEAN BOTSFORD KENT STINER KENNETH DAGGETT umor Play Only 38 Play Cast Party umor Assembly umor Semor Banquet llllllllllufbll' SESS OFFICFRS Preszdenl Vzce Preszdent Secretary Treasurer SPONSORS lss Isabel Knowles and Mr L e Ashby EVENTS Yell Leader December December anuary May 1 .ll E' Cl - .. 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C 5 E E O .2 U Z :E 's O ..: .: ll 1? E 5 I -D 'x: U VJ 3 9 Q -if .57 2 Q : 0 3 U o u-I 5 o .: I' sf TE 0 Z 5 o Z Qi wf a U P 2 m uf H U 9- E E 0 U 'E U 5 ua 1 6, n T I-I E M L O G J sephme Pre e n Mille D l th G aham C M Doremus OSEPHINI' PIERCE DAN MILLER DULWORTH GRAHAM VERA BRxGHAM Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Miss Assembly Party Assembly HD ll O IITIHUTKE' KHISS OFFICERS Preszdent Vzce Preszdent Secretary Treasurer SPoNsoRs Mary Doremus and Mr Allen Cook EVENTS Yell Leader December 1 December 1 April 2 Pag Th ty ght ml xo A ' rc Da ' r uwor r - Mr. ook 4 iss I S0 ll 1 , , Q J , R s..e.l,,.,, .lne,l.s,... . sss, . sss,.llsslss ., lssss ,sss. R ssss,ssss,ss,sssssss,s j so i Sophomore Welcome Party .............,........ ..f......,.,,,,.,.,,,,,,,, - .,.,,..,....,.,,,,...,.. - l ,.,,,,,..,., October 3 ,A l Page Thirryrnine 11, SOPHOMORES ui: n :1 0 P- 54 EE 45 mi ii E-'S ao'-KQP WOW , ' 5.035 saga- Qigvg QKSJQU 5 E!! oggns EEQII gwgi 5533i 'I 2: M U f Jia 5 15536 .2 Q '15 .423 Exim!-25 .5.- d.?s U cr: aim 0 2, ru? ..EA0 C: Efafd mgg Ez 5 D: 'L' m E lin giusg :.f4H 'EE-. :iid 2 31.2.5 Brigham, Barney, Laue, Ayr J ones, Edgfw inke. am, Lantz, F ah ge, Enos. y, Bum, Gr 5 QI gr Q? E 65 JE E . - 252 Iisw5 QE end Bass, Godfrey, Barlow, B. J ohnson, E M uf en N ov L. ls Page Forty Vath. L., A :S E vu cn uf E .E .n nn U5 E o an 'U n. ru -C .2 G .E an : IV .cz .c 4. o n-I .sf E H an l II ev a- Cd -I E Z I vu M s. vu 3 VJ O Tu 'u x: U -'I .E M on QA -I 'Ei :I U B :I 0 S .. E U 3 I5 o 'o ci i o 5 J N : L4 : l-1 I: 0 e .E N 3 UI -fi N 3 E nu V5 S as 5 vw E H as ..- I m -l E .E I O E ea ul ..- 2 'S E' of .1 s. E E :I ..- -H su rf .D O U rv Ps 6 nv A .EP Q 0 ei U nb a Samuelson, Sunderlin. McDonald, Sw nsnn, Reddy, Stonebarger. L., Turner, Wiester, Mueller, Morrison, Tucker, Smith, Pier Smith, Fitch, Troxell. Stonebarger, M., Worley, Stonebarger, K., McMahon. Morris. gg,,.ff- , TAT - . - F, , 1 ,i.1. 13-L., V 7, A' - I - I ORGANIZATIONS. J gf .4 14 1,4 I I 1 H ., rx' 4 I-A- V f' 2 ii vi ' rm Z2 f E, N 4 If In . l 1, nn. if 51 7 up r I 1, , , I V41 MPA, .75 +A: X If W. I -1' ' Q I ,A If ,I V 1 - Af j ,L l . ,Q A .r f,- 0 L!!! 4 fl ' QP 'E M y f M W wi V' 1' ' , -- j ,J 7 ff' H W jpg!! w ' I .k - . BN J I fJ'yrJ 'fl N 1'VLA'!1kLl? ff ,V ' 1 xvl A I ,fri Qbluff VM L' an ' I N ,n ' I IX ' 'X V 'Ji' er My - LUN IH! Mv ff5A'i ' MiL7'! QZQ?-U , ,rf-4 ,U . 1 A XL! gW,,MQ9jfl J chit my ff 11, 1 N X ff A L , ' fu lv I WX 1 1 1 Lrfovfl Q f f MM L1 'V UW!! N x N f' fi' A, - A N F m .VV,q.?fj 7 J! bxf ' . M R'W f W 'fl W!! E!! A Y P- Y E W 'alfa I r' , V. ,f,, - W , ,f U ik X LL' 1 i4- ' X fl!!! 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Page Ferry-one T H E L O G 5 . 1928 LOG STAFF Burch Ha ls Rxed A gu ta K ble E P ker Arboga t DeW lf on H S Lynch B :ls E Tollefee M :chem Qu mo Sea Fa ell Under the supervxslon of MISS Augusta Klbler and the edltorshlp of Elxzabeth Lewis the 1927 Log won an All Amerxcan classlfxcatxon nn the Central Inter Scholastic Press Assocumons contest Gerald McCauley served as busmess manager and Desley Arbogast as rnanagmg edntor of the publxcatxon The 1924 Log recelved thxrd class rat ng The 1925 and 1926 Logs both recelved second class ratmgs by the same assoclatlon Thxs classmflcatxon IS one of the most coveted honors 111 hugh school journahsnc cxrcles It IS an honor that only a very few schools from a representatnve number throughout the country, recelve It also shows ln the case of Kearney hlgh school the dlstmct advancement made ln the Log and journalnstxc work It l5 a just reward for the labor and toll spent on the 1927 Log by the staff It rep resents not onlv the work done upon the Log but the quality of work that was accom plxshed It has raised Kearney Hugh School from a pomt of mere obscurlty H1 hugh school Journalxstxc cu-cles to the posltxon of a leader It ms a well deserved reward for the eclxtors and sponsor who d1d such excellent work on the 1927 Log ! V Ayers, ,. Blahnu Msssnerl, .Broucller,eErawford. int, mitlh.. llaog Wins Allgxhmerican llllonorso Page Forty-two A ,is J J x at 5 ECHO STAFF Crumb, Boyd. Vandewerker, Arbogast, Ried, Smith, Hallett, Hardie, Tollefsen. Crawford, Loshbaugh, Botsford, Messner, Heidenrich, Stiner. Burch, Lynch, Kendall, Lewis, Munn, Peaker, Harris, Sear, Boucher. Heame, Farrell, Bahr, DeWolf, Kibler, Arthur, Hart, Quinton, Erickson. Efcilno Slhamilhilx., OLIVER DEWOLF ..,, .......,.,,,7,,,,.. . .. ..7. Editor-in-Chief JEANETTE QUINTON .,,, .,7,...,...,.... . Managing Editor Doms Boucmslz ,..,l. ..,,Y,7,77V ,YYY,77,l A s xixlant Managing Editor Romain- HAZLETT Y,,,.r...,ll,.,,...V,.YY,.,..,,777,,,,........... . ......,.,77,,,,.,.,ll Business Manager Ass1sTAN'rs-Robert I-Iarcly, James Crawford, Kent Stiner, Emil Tollefsen, Gordon Coon. GENERAL News Emmons-Harold Ried, Ruth Burch, Orba Harris. Socmi. EDlToRs-I-lelen Hart, June Sear. DRAMATIC EDITOR-Arona Erickson. ASSEMBLY EDITOR-Paul Mitchem. Music Emrons-Zelda Bahr, Allan Smith. SPORTS EDITORS-Elise Peaker, Desley Arbogast. EXCHANGE Eon-on-Ilda Messner. REPORTERS-Mary Arthurs, Jean Botsford, Alta Crumb, Oliver Dewolf, Belva Boyd, Ruth Burch, Desley Arl:-ogast, Edith Farrell, Katherine Heidenrich, Virginia Hearne, Helen Kendall, Jessie Munn, Marjorie Vanclerwerlcer, Jane Lynch, Jacqueline Lewis, Jeanette Quinton, Olive Loshbaugh. SP0NS0R1MiSS Augusta Kibler. . V 1 A- : ..,,--45 , .,,,-.. - - . Page Forty-three 9- I X K , ni, -V I STUDENT ADVISORY BOARD. K v Stafford, A. Smith, Bran, Tollefsen, E. Peaker. Ried, Mitchenl, Scar. Slfufrlleinuf Advisory lgorimlrrll., The seven pupils who have the highest number of honor points each year are chosen for the Student Advisory Board. The purpose of this board is to plan the assembly programs, to discipline the halls, to assist in governing the school and to sponsor the Karneval. Through this board the pupils' points of view and suggestions for school activities are more fully recognized and carried out. The officers are: june Sear ,s.........,.,.,,,.,,,,,,.,i,,....,....,.,....,...,,.,,,s,,,,.,,,,.,,,..,.,,,.,...,,,...,...,,,...i, President Elise Peaker .,,....,,,,,,s,,,,,,,,,,,......,,...,. ,,..,,,,,,.s,,,.,..s,,.....,...i.,r,,,..........,....,,, S ecretary Mr. Wesley Bratt ,...,,,,...,.Y.,.,,,.. ,..,,...,,...,.,....,.,.. .,...........,... . ,.,...,..,i,..s,....,. S po nsor The other five members are: Paul Mitchem, Harold Ried, Allan Smith, Marian Stafford, Randall Tollefsen. Page Forty-four K ll- T I-I E L O p GIRLS CLUB COUNCIL Burch Harris Boucher Hart Wlester Seat Joerg Kubetzkl Augusta Klbler Spencer Alta Klbler Kendall Botsford Slut! Lovm Puerce Lowe rlJI IlS ll? COIUUUILCII The Gxrls Club IS the only organlzatxon xn Kearney I-hgh School whlch constders every girl a member It IS governed by a councll of twelve glrls The purpose of this club IS to ranse the standard of ndeals for the glr s Th1s orgamvatlon sponsors the May Pete and the program gxven by the gxrls for their mothers The offxcers of the club are Orba Harms Preszdent Dons Boucher V1cePres1dent Dorothy Lovxtt Secretary Treva Laue Treasurer The members of the councxl are sentors DOFIS Boucher Ruth Burch Orba Harrxs, Helen Hart, une Sear, Junlors, can Botsford Helen Kendall, Dorothy Lovltt, Helen Stutt, sophomores, Treva Laue osephme Pxerce Geralclme Welster The sponsors are M1ss Augusta Klbler, Mtss Mary Kubetzlcl, Miss Alta Klbler Miss Ida Joerg, and Mlss Ethel Spencer Q 'Q y 7 D v - v -.- . y v ' - y 1 y ' 1 . a - a all ' ur ' n . . .1 . . . . . . . . : 9 Q 9 J ' J , ' :J 7 ' : 9 Page Forty-five T I-I E L O G amlfllollw OIUIOJI' Qoclnety STAFFORD BFADLE DoREMUs SMITH SAWYER GRIM ER1cKsoN E PEAKER DRAKE ANNA PETERSON COSTELLO WRIGHT Fowusn BEN OHNSON WARD N Q' ll H S K, Ruin BURMAN BURCH MITCHEM SEAR DEWOLF ENGBERG ' W - J Page Forty-six T H E L O G I Rxsu PEAXER AUGUSTA KIBLER ARBOGAST DEWOLF HARRIS BAHR ERICKSON SEAR FARREI L MITCHEM LYNCH BURCH SMITH MESSNER HART Quillll M161 Scmllll., 1 Pg Frty- n T H E L O G MASQUERS Snner Se r H m L Rl d Botsf rd Trox ll D W lf F ll Grnnth m C u I Ga! x K nd ll B h B ch r Toll fs n Stafford Stonebarger Beadl Mo 1 on d t r a e Masquers The purpose of the Masquer club nn Kearney hxgh school IS to promote dramatnc mter est and actlvltles On March 16 rn collaborauon wxth the Three Arts Club the orgamzatlon gave an evenmgs enterramment of one act plays and sluts The membershlp of the club IS hm ted to twenty flV8 persons Try outs for membershlp were held at the flrst of the year The offlcers of the club are Allan Smlth Preszdent Esther Drake Vxce Presrdent Marxan Beadle Secretary Treasurer Mlss Ida May Flader Mxss Llllxan Hansen Mr C R Waddle Sponsors The members are Zelda Bahr Maman Beadle ean Botsford Dorls Boucher Loxs Cruxt Ohver DeWolf Esther Drake Echth Farrell Lucnlle Gates Varley Grantham Helen Hart Robert Hardy Chauncey Homan Helen Kendall Stephen Lowe Louise Morrxson lack Plerce Harold Rled une Scar Allan Smxth Maman Stafford Kent Stmer Phoebe Stonebarger Randall Tollefsen and Warren Troxell ' , a , o un, owe, 'e , o , e . e o , arre , a . ri, e, e a, ur, ou e, ee. , , e, rr's . Har ie, Flader, Hu , Smi h, Drake, H ns n, Pierce. 0 1 9 . , . . . . . : - . - . , , . . . ,,,.,. Z s 9 J x r 9 r 1 a s 9 a 9 s 7 9 s , r r J 1 9 a Q s 1 - Page Forty-eight t lr C J T H E L 0 G THREE ARTS B t M t hem Ay rs S th W he l y Engb g Lmk H rns Randy Nyqut K Nlms St ton H rsch Er ck C ney DeW If Seat L was Lnue Drake Ha len Kxble Rxed Arthurs Pierce Erw n T ree Arts lb Four years have passed smce the Three Arts Club flrst came mto existence The purpose of thxs orgamzatnon IS to create xnterest tn the three arts art, literature, an music Thxs year the club gave an evemng s entcrtamment on March 16 lh collaboratlon with the Masquers The officers of the club are Harold Rxecl Presxdent une Sear Secretary Treasurer Mxss Alta Klbler Mr Lyle Ashby Sponsors The members are Mary Arthurs Maurlce Ayers Mlldred Burtls Margaret Cooney Ollver DeWolf Esther Drake Arne Engberg Arona Erickson Bernadme Erwin, Orba Harris, Robert Hazlett Olrve Hlrsch Treva Laue, acquelme Lewis Gerald Lmk Paul Mntchem, Mary Ntms LoDesca Nyqulst ack P1erce oseph Rexdy Harold Rled, Ellzabeth Stanton une Scar Allan Smnth and Clem Wlmberley 1 uris, ic , e , mi, im re, er, ' , n ', ' . 's , ' , an , i , i son, oo , o , , e ' , . , 1 v I fy ' s - ' . i - llll UL 0 d ' . . . , . . . . jack Pierce ...,....,.................................... ............... .........., ......... . ....... V i c e-President , . ..,.Y. ,.............. ............. ......... .. ........... . : s ' ' 9 - I 1 1 9 s s a 9 a ,I 9 1 9 9 J s ,I 1 a ,I a s - Page Forty-nine A , - - V Q k IEA 1 T I-I E L O SPHINX CLUB Hoover Graham L n!1 Le lS Heldenrlch Deck Ward Nnckerson Ptacek Ernpey Marnn Cooney Gard Wen ter Lo lt! Lu mls Blunn G amh m Feather Carson Burch Klbler Smnh Arbogasr Boyd t p nnnx In the fall of 1927 the Sphmx Club fxrst came mto existence The purpose of the club IS to promote readmg of good hterature Meetxngs are held the flrst and fourth Tues days of each month Desley Arbogast Presxdenl Charles Grantham Secretary Treasurer Mxss Alta Klbler, Mr Harold Smlth Sponsors The members are Desley Arbogast Robert Mart n, Charles Grantham, Belva Boyd Ruth Burch W1ll1amette Carson Rlchard Cooney Amy Deck Waneta Feather, Delbart Gard, Ohve Graham, Katherlne Hexdenrxch Vera Hoover, Ford Lantz, Donald Lewis, Dorothy Lovltt, Helen Lummls, Jessle Munn Osborne Nxclcerson Bernarr Ptacek Edith Ward Geraldme Wrester . . il .. W' . ' ' . , - 's , v' 3 m :. l, r va , , , I . I , ' . ' v , - ' ll -' Y J llll lla 9 ll ' Cl ll Robert Martin ,,,,.,t,,c.,,,,t,t,,t,,t,,,tt,, , ,,t..t,....t,,t.stt,,,t,..V,ttt,tt.t.,,,tt,,.,,t, Vice-President : , 1 , Q Y I 7 Q U 7 7 , . Page Fifty ,,.:.:.e . ix, fa, ,ef f x?E, .1 A iV iw 'xg D V I T H E L Q ii AGRICULTURE CLUB Abood, Beadle, H. Campbell, Whitaker, Churchill, C. Peterson. M. Patterson, Loewenstein, Scolin, Dunn, Burton, Criswell, Slaughter. N. johnson, D. Tombaugh, York, Cook, Munson, M. Tombaugh, Benson. E. Jones, H. Johnson. R. Lamphere, Donsly. rAhgi1um11iiiun11 ie Qliiiuibs The object of this club is to promote an interest in agriculture, to improve the com- munity, and to inspire better scholarship and fellowship among the students in this depart- ment. The Agriculture Club was one of the new clubs organized in Kearney High School in 1927. This year the Union Pacific railroad gave a prize of S100 and a scholarship to the State Agriculture College at Lincoln, to the boy having the highest percentage in project worlc, scholastic standing, character, interest, and leadership. john Loewenstein won this award, and the Kearney Agriculture Club presented him with a gold medal for his merits. Jolm's pro- ject was a purebred Guernsey cow and calf which brought him a net profit of 5171.82 The officers of the organization are: Willis Wolcott ............,............................,i.................................,....,........,, President Don Campbell .... . ..,,, Y ,...t.....,.,,,.,, ,,.t,,, ..,.,,,.c..,..,.,,,...,,,.....,.,.,.,,,,,., V i ce-President Robert Martin ,.....,.,.........,...,,....,.............................,...............................,. Secretary Harry Campbell ........t,.... .,.. .,,..t.....,..,...,,,.t,.,....,. ..,,.,,.,.,..............,,. ,.,,..,.. T r e a surer Elton Benson .......,,..,............,.,.........,..,.,..........,.,,,..........,,,,........t,... News Reporter E ,fl N V J , , ., Page Fifty-one 4' k J T l'-l E L O G If LATIN CLUB fo d C o y E m th J h I Lewis Kendall Wrlght McVa ey Co el e ge W ll m ell t Ca oun I e lx D Laifln lm The purpose of the Latm Club IS to promote a greater mterest m the study of Latm and to brmg the Latm pupnls together as a soclal umt The club was orgamzed nn 1924 under the sponsorshnp of Mxss Vera Cummmgs Only those pupils havmg more than one year of Latm are ehglble to membership The officers of the orgamzatxon for thxs year are Esther Drake Vzce Prefzdent Arona Erxckson Secretary Treasurer Mlss Irma Calhoun Mr Harold Smxth Sponsors The members are Zelda Baht Ruth Burch ean Botsford Margaret Cooney Margaret Cornellus Margaret Costello Lester Daudson Esther Drake Arona Erickson Orba I-larrls Helen Hart Vlola ameson Ben ohnson Helen Kendall Cara Lambertson Marjorle Lewxs Ilda Messner Bernice McVaney essle Munn Ellse Peaker Edxth Pledger Helen Stutt Agnes Shields Allan Smxth Marian Stafford Elda Wallnn, M1ldred Wendt 1 Staf r , o ne , rickson, Harris, S i . o nson, S utt, Burch. ' , , ' , n , rn ius, Munn, Pl d r, a in, Lambertson, ja esnn. Cos! o, Bahr, Har , lh , Sh'elds, P a 'et. rake. u ' llll. 0 Agnes Shields ...,......,,7v,.. . ..,,,......,....s..,...,,,,,..,.,,.............r......... ,,,,.s,...,,,,...., P resident , . ,.....s,.,,,,,,,,v,,.,,........, . ,,..,,..,,,,,. , 2 , , J , , y 1 ' 9 1 1 9 y ,l 1 J 1 s 9 a a 1 J s a 9 9 s a 1 - Page Fi fry-two K 1 T I-I E L O G SPANISH Cl UB Shn bgVde ok Bhot-BydKn n n y u nleMy I-lar anly B dl H en rw ht u Sp5iL1Ul11Sll'I1 lb The object of the Spamsh Club ns to study speak and thmk Spamsh, to determine to what extent th1s countrys busrness mterests professlonal lnterests and sclentlflc Interests depend on Spamsh and to promote the study of Spamsh ln hrgh school Marxan Beadle Joseph Rexdy Elfrrda Peterson President Secretary Treaxurer Reporter Mxss Lrlhan Hansen Mr Harold Smxth Sponsors The members are Marian Beadle Belva Boyd Helen Bushor Frances Crulse Rachel Delhaure Donald Erwln Amazetta Harnley Ray Hartman Donald Henlxne Charlene ones Madelme Keenan Alice Knoll Alta Meyer jay Norris Margaret Olson Elfrlda Peterson oseph Rexdy Vera Rydberg Lrlllan Schanou Blanche Scribner Ellsworth Stephen Kathleen Tucker Marjorle Vanderworker Edrch Ward 1 Peterson. Keenan, c a ou, Stevens. Ryd er , an rw r er, us , o , olL Jo es, Olso , Reid , T cker, Scribner, He in , e er, r msn. H r , ea e, ans , E in, Del au e, Cr ise. 0 llll U . . . , . . l s 1 , . Rachel Delhaute ,.,,,,........t,,,,,te...,....ttt,.e,t.,.,...,r ,,r, . ...... .....,.,,,...,........., V i ce-President , . ,,...,,.,....,........,..,,,..,.....,r...,...... 5 . s a 1 . 1 s 1 a 9 9 J 1 a 1 s 9 9 1 J a s 9 a 1 s - Page Fiftyvthree 52 Y ii riser-J BKT'-C C - D -Dc zz, at ,,,,,,,i THE LOGl l 1 6 l 5 I HI-Y ' , Arbogast, Ayers, Campbell, Ried, Nickerson, Dewolf. Gard, Mitcheni, Hardie, Jones, Foltz, Elm. Engberg, Hallett, Hansen, Lantz, Ashby, Smith, Tl-oxell, Lewis. Lincoln. Crawford. Stiner, Armitage. HfilY', The purpose of the Hi-Y Club of Kearney High School is: To create, maintain and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character, to pro- mote clean living, clean speech, clean athletics and clean scholarship. This club has been organized since 1924. The officers of the organization are: l Allan Smith .....,.......,.....................,,...,,, .,....,.,...,,..,,....,,,,.,,.,.,,....... . ....,r... . President Maurice Ayers ..,, .,...,.,,..,..,,.. V ice-President Desley Arbogast ...,.. . ...,,o., Secretary-Treasurer Mr. Lyle Ashby ,.....,..,........,,,,...,,.....,....,..., ....,...,,....,...,...,,..,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,., Sponsor The members are: Desley Arbogast, Horace Armitage, Maurice Ayers, Harry Camp- bell, James Crawford, Kenneth Daggett, Oliver Dewolf, James Elm, Donald Erwin, Arne Engberg, Russell Foltz, Dalbert Gard, Donald Hale, Harold Hansen, Robert Hardie, Robert X Hazlett, Robert jones, Alford Lantz, Donald Lewis, Lester Lincoln, Paul Mitchem, Osborne Nickerson, Merle Patterson, Harold Ried, Allan Smith, Kent Stiner, Warren Troxell. Ql A ii 'iL .X'A3L.- lj Q71-'l'If'Q':.LFiX qfinb'Ll3SLiE..TLIla'M.lQil'i??lLLK'Tp.K..2 7 'AL ' '!:'1.L ' ' W ' ,Li 1s' Ai ' Page Fifty-four fx Q p g .xi T I-I E L O GIRLS RESERVE Kendall Botsford Spencer Kubeukl Sear Slaffod Burch Munn S lbner Hearne P ke Joerg Ste art Hansen Kno les Doremus Gr ll Resen VAL S For five years the Girl Reserves have been doing an active work in maintaining higher standards of Christian living The prominent events sponsored by the club are the Circle of Lighr Ceremonial used for xnltlation, the delivers of Thanksgiving baskets to the needy a Christmas party for poor children, an Easter Breakfast for the members, and the ring ceremony The members of the executive board of the Girl Reserves are une Scar, President, Blanche Scribner Vice President, Ruth Burch Secretary, Virginia Hearne, Treasurer, Elise Peaker Social Chairman, Helen Kendall, Service Chairman, ean Botsford, Poster Chairman, Program Chairman, Miss Mary Doremus, Miss Isabel Knowles, Mlss Margaret Stewart, Miss Mary Kubetzki, Miss Ida Joerg Miss Ethel Spencer, and Miss Lillian Hansen, Sponsors ii lin' e .. y . , , . . . J . g Marian Stafford, Finance Chairman, Blanche Scribner, Membership Chairmang Jessie Munn, Page Fifty-five 4 K , nl. 1 T I-I E L O G DEBATERS DWlfEgbgWd e RedS th Ahby De atifllng The questnon for thxs year s debate was Resolved That a new chxld labor amendment should be submxtted to the states Tryouts were held and the puplls chosen by the Judges for the squad were Edlth Ward Harold Rled Allan Smxth Arne Engberg Oliver DeWolf and Maurice Ayers From this squad the afftrmatxve and negatwe reams were selected Those on the affnrmatxve team are fxrst speaker Ohver Dewolf, second speaker Allan Smlth thrrd speaker Harold Rned The members of the negative team are first speaker Olwer Dewolf, second speaker batlng team at Hastmgs College, IS the coach for the Kearney team Of the sux decision debates Kearney won from Grand Island twlce and from Hastxngs once The Kearney team was defeated by Hastmgs Geneva and Fremont 1 K eo,.ner, lr,Ayrs. Harold Riedg third speaker, Arne Engberg. Mr. Lyle Ashby, who was on the champion def Page Fifty-six A K mx T I-I E L O G ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Bngh m L mbert K b t lu Homan Ma q 1 Wiki WI tt Rnd Ste rt If cetfznc Assoenatnonn The purpose of thus organrzauon IS to promote mterest 1n athletlcs and to help pay some of the expenses whxch other-wnse fall upon the athletes The off1cers of the assoclatxon HFC Richard Lambert Viola Marquls Chauncey Homan Vera Brxgham Beulah Wolcott Mlss Mary Kulnetzlcl Mr Russell Wllkle MISS Margaret Stewart Mr Presxdent Vice President Secretary Treasurer Tmnsportatwn Clvaxrman Commissary Chairman C R Waddle Sponsors 1 ' a , a , u e 1 ', , r u's. 'I 'e, oco , 'e , wa . A lhl ' E' E' I l I U Harold Ried .,.,....,t.,,....,....t.....,e....tt ..... .......t.,................ ...t ........ . F i n ance Chairman . l, . 7 u Q n , Page Fifty-sev A t - .. , V 'Q i COMMERCIAL CLUB Swearingen, Ennis, Moss, Brigham. Dungan. Altmaier. B., Lincoln. Hartford, Webster. DeBrunner, Nickel, Wolcott, Schaaf, Nolte, Ayers, Hogg, Peterson. Stanton, Mclnroy, Foster, Otto, Ryan, George. Anderson, Nelson, Hoover, Iverson. Reiners, Johnson, Ralston. Kubetzki. Marquis. Ashby, McKean, Householder, Cleland. Burman, Lewis. Altmaier. W., Stevens. ri O V' Ollllilmlilffllnlplldlii LCillHn3u The objects of the Commercial Club are: to create a higher standard of scholarship in the commercial departmentg to encourage a social spirit among commercial students by offering opportunities for social gatheringsg to enable the members to become conversant with modern progressive business methods and systemsg to endeavor by such means to raise and maintain a higher standard of efficiency in meeting problems, which the students en- counter after leaving high schoolg and to discover the needs of and serve the business men of the community. The club holds its meetings the second Monday of each month. The officers are: Viola Marquis ,. ,,,,,,,,.......,,,,,,,,.... . ....,... ,,,.,... .......,, ,.,,,...,..... ,.......,,.. P r e 5 ident Wayne Moss .. ,... ,. ...,. ,.... . . ,,., . ...., ..,. . ,..,,,..., F int Vice-President Helen johnson .,,.. ,.., , ,,,..,,,.,,,,,,,. , ..,.. .,... Second Vice-President George Otto ..,.,. . .,,., .,,,,...,,,.,,, ....,. . , ....,.,,.. . .. .. .....,. .,.........,... .,,.,,. , S ecretary Marguerite Nickel ,,,,,, ,,,,, ,,,,,.,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,, . , . ,..,,,,.. ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,, T r e asurer Robert Burman, Earl Peterson ....,... . ....... . . .....,...,.. Sergeants-at-Arms Mr. Lyle Ashby, Miss Mary Kubetzlci ,,,,,,,,...,,, .,,, ,,.,,...,........,,,,,,,,.,.,,.. S po nforx Page Fifty-eight ' Ig ,,,' ,. X-is ry r .,. , , ., , . , 5. , 1 .X as-47 Y Xxx .,,,.Q , , ... ,., ,, ,.v .. T I-I E I NORMAL TRAINERS Smallcomb, Merryman, Ryan, Burgner, Fowler, Nielson, Johnston. Heidenrich, Blankenfield, Patterson, Deck. Bails, Cox, Swanson, Allen, Schmitz, Wolf, Johnson, Quinn, Wright, Layman. Hirsch, Dungan, Richards, Liston, Emal, Snyder, Symmonds, Fife, Prindle, Wendt. Burtis, Stanton, Anderson, Hoover, Loewensrein, Bankson, Thomas, Mueller, Young, Anderson. Normriall Vilviruainiing Club, The purpose of the Normal Training Club is to promote the profession of teaching in rural schools. Lectures and programs help to accomplish the purpose. Students who are taking a Normal Training course compose the membership of the club. Leanna Anderson ,...., v...ci.,,c,....,,,,cc..cc.,,,..,cc,,,....cccc,,.,...,.,.,....,...,.........,,,.., P rexident Sarah Emal ...,.......c,.ss,,r.. ...,,..,......,,. V ice-President Laura Schmitz ..,.....,,..,.,,.....,,,,.,.,,....., , ,.... ,..c........,.. Secretary-Treasurer Miss Henrietta Bankson r.,...c.ce , ,,c....,,...,....,.i..,..,......,.c,.......,................,.,, Sponsor The members are: seniors, Aletha Allan, Leanna Anderson, Evelyn Bails, Helen Blanlcenfield, Mildred Burger, Amy Deck, Sarah Emal, Elizabeth Fowler, Beatrice Johnson, Loretta Quinn, Alberta Patterson, Gladys Prindle, Anna Ryan, Laura Schmitz, Dora Sny- der, Mary Louise Swanson, Mary Catherine Stanton, Hazel Wright, Thelma Young, Mar- garet Nielson, Bernice Laymen, juniors, Alice Wolf, Verna Cox, Beulah Dungan, Frances Fife, Olive Hirsch, Mildred Burris, Vera Gene Hoover, Alma Liston, Lydia Loewenstein, Edna Merryman, Mildred Mitchell, Helen Mueller, Clarabell Nichols, Lila Richards, Esther Smallcomb, Audrey Symmonds, Ardella Thomas, Mildred Wendt, Laura Wilmn, Katherine Heidenrich, Dorothy Case. I E 3 a fc -' -Q' -.-w- 1-1 4,1-.Yrs --.i, .v-: - --..a---------.-i-.--.---f..--.H.....-.-t,.........--.1......--+----s--n-- -1-a-------1-.-.-w--......L.,...I Page Fifty-nine i n X 1 T I-I E L O G SENIOR OCTETTE Link Smith Cu mmg Pt :ek Tollefsen Ha s Bouch E ck n Bah Q 1 on menwlr' lmclfzelfilfe The Semor Octette was orgamzed by Miss Ehzabeth Cummmgs for the purpose of helpmg to gxve publxc and school entertamments This year the Octette went Chrlstmas carolmg The members have sung for assemblies banquets conventlons the Rotary Club and the Parent Teachers meetlngs The members of thxs group are Zelda Baht eanette mton Dons Boucher Orba Harris Randall Tollefsen Gerald Lmlc Allan Smxth Bemarr Ptacelc 7 I 3 m l SY a 9 ' tri , er, ri so , r, u'nt . 0 U ' 1 9 a 1 - 1 , J Qu , , 9 s 9 s ' Page Sixty BOYS GLEE CLUB Loshbaugh, Shield, Lewis, Ayers, Nickerson, Cooney, Reidy. Richardson, Pierce, Stiner, Ried, Handy, Ptncek, Gueck. Smith, Hazlett, Tollefsen, Cummings, Link, Nyquist, Troxell, Deeter. McMahon. Hardie, Lantz, Stevens, Gard. Boys Glen Cltub, The Boys Glee Club, under the direction of Miss Elizabeth Cummings, has appeared several times before the high school assembly, at the five cent concerts, and before several of Kearney's organizations. Some of the Glee Club's appearances have been made alone, and a few were made with the Girls Glee Club. The boys were active in the production of The Pirates of Penzance, on March 23. Gerald Link ,r,...,,. .,,..,., Presidenl Jack Pierce ..,.....,,,...,...,,.,,,,,,...,,.,.,...... . ,,,r ...,. ..,.,,r,, .,.......r..,....,,,.....,,.,,,,,... S e c retary George Richardson ,,,,,, ,..,,,.,,.......,r,.,,,...,,A........r,,,,,,.......,,r,r,r,..,...,r,,,Y,,,.,,,, L ibrarian The members of this organization are: Maurice Ayers, Richard Cooney, Roy Deeter, Arne Engberg, Delbert Gard, Donald Gueck, Robert Hazlett, Harold Handy, Ray Hart- man, Chauncey Homan, Alford Lantz, Donald Lewis, Gerald Link, Adelbert Loshbaugh, Bernard McMahon, Osborne Nickerson, Jack Pierce, Bernarr Ptacelc, Harold Ried, Joseph Reidy, George Richardson, Raymond Shields, Kent Stiner, Archie Stevens, Allan Smith, Warren Troxell, Randall Tollefsen, Robert Hardie, Russell Foltz. Page Sixrysone A T I-I E L O G GIRLS GLEE CLUB h Y n e n Benzl M Kea G nn H d M V y Cl-un Dan el on N G df ey St ffo d D ake Sion b g Web! r Le ns Qu xt rn Arth s a This year the Grrls Glee Club under the dlrectlon of Mlss Ehzaheth Cummmgs has iurnlshed muslc several tunes for the fxve cent concerts and for hlgh school assemblies The members of thxs orgamzatxon are Orba Hams Francxs Crulse essie Munn Bernadme Erwin Margaret McDonald Olive Hlrsch, Ellzabeth Fowler Loulse Morrison Thelma Hoover ean Botsford Paulme Snyder Verna Cox Eleanore Swearmgen Mar garet ackson Alnce Knoll Hazel Daddow Helen Bushor Vera Brxgham Francis Kring Lola ames Dora Snyder Olxve Loshbaugh Eleanor Swenson Leanna Anderson, Ruth Bushor Dorothy Brown Helen Blanlcenfneld eannerte umton Zelda Bahr Mary Ar thurs Lucnlle Gates Esther Drake Ardlth Turner Geralchne Welster, Loretta mn acquelme Lewrs Ethel Godfrey Grace Webster Phoebe Stoneharger Marlon Stafford Lydxa Loewenstem Mary Nrms Mrldred Mltchell Agnes Lahey, Admyth Damelson Lois Cruxt Vxola Swanson Ardella Thomas Bermce McVaney Katherme Heldenrlch, Mary Enms, Mary Cameron Mildred Burger Mardell Gum MHFIOD McKean Carollne Sam mons Agnes Benzler Vera Bowers Lavona Termxn Thelma Young Agnes Shxelds Helen Strolc Goldle Young Evelyn Muller Alpha Remers Sophla George Slrn , ou g, T., Shields, Mu ller, Termi , Bowers, er. c . n, rim, En 's, Swanson, ei enrich, c ane , Thomas. Sammons. , 1 s , rms, o r , a r , r , e ar er, s e . w' , inn, We's er, Tu er, Gates, ur , B hr. Q Glfllllnlls Qllllllllis . . , . . . . . , . . . : . 1 . . 1 J . , . . , , . . . , . . , 1 J 1 . 1 1 D 1 ' J 1 . 1 1 1 . 1 u l 1 ,I 1 1 l 1 1 1 1 I 1 J Q 1 1 1 ' , . , , . , . . , J U . 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . , . , . . , . 1 . . , . , , . , . . . I . , . , . , . , . - 1 1 1 . 1 1 . 1 Y I I ' , Q , I ' Page Sixty-two V x e 1 GIRLS GLEE CLUB Miller Young G George Remote Kring James Losbaugh Erickson Svendsen Anderson Bushor R Blnnkenfleld Snyder Cox Swearmgen Jackson Knoll Daddow Bushor H Brigham Harris Munn Erwin MacDonald Hirsch l-owler Morrison Gaels G11 C11 lb, Due to the large number m the glee club, the gurls have not appeared before the pubhc as often as they have ln prevxous years The glee club xs an asset to the school m that xt offers musxc of hlgh standards ln xts appearances, and, xt xnterests students m better music The officers are as follows Zelda Bahr Preszdent Louxse Morrlson Amxtant Librarian jean Botsforcl Secretary Treasurer ' I 3 'I O .. ' ' , ,..,. , -, - . LB C IL11 0 Orba Harris ,,.,.,..,.....,.,...,......,....,......,..,, ,.,,......,,..,,,,,,,.....,...,,,,......,,....,.,,., L ibrarian Page Sixty-three Page Sixty-four BAND Johnson. Lockwood, Worley, Munson. Finke, Fay, Graham, Householder, Godfrey, Elm, Patterson, Hansen. Godfrey. 6, M., rk nlz, Pa La andy, Parks, L., son, H 211 Dean, B Wirsig, Snyder. Page Sixty-five ORCHESTRA ouseholder, Graham, Foltz, H ith, Sm yquist, Worley, Engberg, Lynch, jones, Munsen, N HOSE. Anderson, Lockwood, M., Swanson, rwin, Hedrix, E Mitchem, Enos, McDonald, Godfrey, Swanson, V., Hansen, Vath, Patterson. A K f' lux GIRLS SPORT CLUB Wolcott Stutt Nxckel Haury Nolte Daddow Sheppard Pledger Stonebarger Reddy George Burns Iverson Ayres Stewart Munn Lovxtt Scribner Mercer Young L Anderson Lurnmls Snyder Marquis Peaker Stafford Foster Sear H Johnson Damelson Turner Tatum Nelson Heldennch Gum s Sport lb The purpose of this cluh ts to encourage glrls to parttclpate m athletxcs Only those who have one hundred athletic pomts are considered members of the club When a gxrl has earned one thousand points she IS rewarded wlth a K The members of the executlve board of this cluh are Viola Marquis Helen ohnson Lucnlle Anderson Martha Foster Paulme Snyder Helen Lummxs jessne Munn Marguerlte Nlckel Frances Fxfe Blanche Scribner June Scar Miss Margaret Stewart President Vzce Presxdent Secretary Treasurer Recordm g Secretary Soccer H ockey Volleyball Baseball Tumbl xn g H :km g Track Leader Leader Leader Leader Leader Leader Leader Sponxor Q Il 9 TLI1 0 H J unnpblbnp,v---iqi---pi----.w--A.i'b I .vnb .-,bV----viV anuhnb p ,v.------- Qpiqnnuv N . n . Elise Peaker .... ffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffAfff,'ffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffff'Basketball Leader Page Sixty-six x 1 T H E L O G Wnlkle M s Eb han L, K 0510 CBS -811171 IINSLILIUIKBJI' Mr Russell Wllkle a new member of the Kearney I-hgh faculty took up h1s duties as assistant athletxc coach xmmedxately and wlelded a great lnfluence over both football and basketball teams Coach H C Eberhart started hrs seventh year 1n a conspxcuous manner by turning out a football team well known throughout the state He molded the Bearcats mto the greatest basketball team that Kearney had ever had and he buxlt up a fme track squad around hrs champxonshxp relay team The baseball mne was as good as usual Artxe Myers took up hrs dunes as tramer at the hegxnnmg of the football season and helped the team 1n every possxble way Mr Harold V Smlth, whxle not a regular coach, assxsted Mr Walkie with the lme m his spare time durmg grldxron season C llu dl T ' . 1 l Page Sixty-se K lA1x '- I T I-I E L O G Football lpersonnnce WILLIS WOLCOTT Lme Blll was an able captam and a player of outstandmg merxt EMIL PANEK Bark Panel: was only a freshman but he could play football Watch hum go next year RANDALL TOLLEFSEN Back Tolly was an able fxeld general and an excellent broken fneld runner DESLEY ARBOGAST Lane Des was a hard flghter and certamly deserved hrs letter WALTER ALLISON Lme Walts educated toe won many po.nts for the Blue and Gold BYRON MERRYMAN Back Casey was a trxple threat man and w1ll be a worthy cap tam rn 1929 GAYLORD TOLLEFSEN Back Gay was a fast chargmg back ELGIE JOHNSON Lme Elgre was lard up by srckness most of the season, but he was a good lme man when he played DONALD CAMPBELL Line Tub was a tackle who stopped everythrng around hmm V lla . , . .1 I , - . , . 1' . , . Page Sixty-eight x J . T H E L O G lpootfslhallll lpelr-somumfe CLEM WXNHBERLEY Lme Sandy was an accurate pass r and a real flghter at center ox-IN PANEK Back arbo played on the hne and rn the back fxeld and always gave a good account of hxmself CHARLES SADLER Bark Chuck was the hardest tackler on the team and the surest MILo TOMBAUGH Mllo gave every bxt he had when he played GALON PEAKER Lme Peak was a splendid man both on offense and defense a real CHARLES BRINK Lme Chuck was the tallest man on the team and used h1s henght to good advantage m snaggmg passes RAY Yonx Lzne Fat was the heavnest man on the team and held up hrs part 1n good fashlon GENE KAYTON Lane Kate was full of fnght and gave hrs opponents plenty to think about all the t1me ELLSWORTH STEP!-:FNS Back Steve was lxght but he gave a good account of hlmself every txme v ll., J T. I J ' . . V , . . guard. - . 5 1 , 1 Page Sixty-nine A fS M- x ,rar S 1 Tl-IE LEOG .ll.. ' FOOTBALL SQUAD ronBdlMld W yY fl P as CmpbellL e S hn G Dggtt MMah Coach Eberhart J Pa ek P k r Y k Wnmb ly Br nk Allison G Toll fen My T mer Kearney Kearney Kearney Kearney Kearney Kearney Kearney Kearney Kearney Tlne Sfenamsolnr aesu IES Falrbury Grand Island Kearney Columbus Fremont Hastmgs Beatrlce Ansley North Platte Lexmgron Columbus Hastmgs Grand Island Minden Gothenburg Cambrndge MID STATE LEAGUE G W T L er Ps 1000 1000 ' ,Ind , ea e, u oon, orle , oung. Thom , a , e er, E. an lt, tep e's, ralram, a e . c Sadler, M,e1-ryma: eleoadfsenctr Gaps. Vgblzolt, '1'od1baugh, 'Wiley, Kziton g 7 K, S R 4 1 4, . . . . P . r ' ,,,,,,, ,,,.e,,,,,,,,e,,,e,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,.,,, 3 3 0 0 . 30 Z 1 0 .667 45 3 2 0 .600 51 1 1 2 .500 30 ' ,...,,....,,.,.,....,........,....,.......,,.. 4 1 2 1 .333 27 ' ,.,..,...,.,.,,,,...,..,.,,..,,,.,,.......r.,., .3 0 1 2 .000 13 Page Seventy X XV cearson s elfllmllll Recor Kearney Kearney Kearney Kearney Kearney Kearney Kearney Kearney Kearney Kearney K arney Total Pomts Mxnden Ravenna Crete Norrh Platte Gothenburg Grand Island Columbus Fremont Hastings York Holclrege Opponents K S T C TOURNAMENT Kearney Kearney Kearney Kearney Total Points Sumner McCook North Platte St Paul Opponents STATE TOURNAMENT LINCOLN Kearney Falrbury Kearney St Paul Total Pomts Opponents Seasons Total Opponents Games Won Games Lost T I-I E L O G S ' Baslk , M ,,-.,-.,,-- , ,,..,,,,,,.,,,, - .,,..,,,,, - ...., 34 f ...... NMm--,,,,m.-,,,-n,,,,w,,,,,,-,,,.,,-.,... 6 ..-....,--.....-..- K ,.,,,,,,,,,,,,, Q-, ,,............. -,.. 17 .-- , ,.,.,.,,.,,,. ., ,,... -N ..,.,. .. .....,. -,e24 ---.. ,,,,,-,.-,-.,,--.,----,.,-----.-..--,--.-...--. 20 - .- --......- N-EMM,MA-Q,mn-,,N,,,,,,,,m-,,,W,24 '.-.--. .,...- ,,,,WM-,,,,,...-..,,.....-...-----.....-..-.21 ' 22 e .,-r ..,,,.,.-,,r.,,.,. H .... - ...................... 2 5 .,.,.. - ..,.. - ....,...,............,..... -23 Games Won ................ . ....,........... -. 19 Games LOSt w ,-,,.,., h ,,,,,,,,, A ,,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 21 ..,......... ,mu,,,.,,,-,..,,,,...--,..,..,,.-.......---....,--r19 ' ,.-.-.,-..,,...-..-.--.-.-...-----.-.-.---.,...--17 . raaa S ra,as,asars,s,s saea as 5 My ,,ssssasas ,E aaasra.r,taa,rrrrt,a,,a. 5 ' ,, ,,,,,,,,, - e.,,.....,....... 357 .... - ...... - ....,. - .......... --.251 Page Seventy-o e ' A C3 4 x T H Ep L O G f , v S Mye Ctralnerl G T llf H zlen Steph G ll l S11 anis- llmaguue Camus By FLOYD OLDS In the Nebraska State Journal FIRST TEANI Forwards Werner of Grand Island and Huesner of York Center Scherffxus of Grand Island Guards Tower of Hastmgs and Haury of Kearney SECOND TEAM Forwards Tollefsen of Kearney and Hunt of Grand Island Center Mack of Falrbury Guards Prxeb of Columbus and Stansberry of Norfolk HONORABLE MENTION Forwards Carstens of Farrbury Panel: of Kearney Tuba of Columbus Andrews of Beatrnce Centers Wolcott of Kearney Ewert of Columbus Guards Hersey of York Thomas of Fremont Meves of Grand Island l 1 1 l Cox. Ben Johnson, Brink, hoop. rs ' , . o e sen. a . ens. raham. Coach Eberhart. Campbell, Wolcott, Capt. Haury. J. Panek, Mel-ryman, R. Tollefsen. a 1 K A f . Nanci- , . I E. 1... ! ' ' -. , h 1 ' , . 1 , D 1- . , - ' 's , ' s .1 9 . - ' 4 s Page Seventy-two Q' K f' KX K nl - I Hemmetl, Enos. Pierce, Burman, V. Grantham. Harrold, Capt. Myers, Daggett, McMahon. Midgets 50281801111 Records Midgets ., , .A,., .... . . ,,., ,,,,,,,..,,,,,......... 4 0 Newark ,,,,,, ,,.,,,. , Nlidgets , ,,,,, .f,,,7. . , .,,,,, ,,,,7,..,.7,.. .7,,...,, 2 7 Kearney junior High Midgets ,. ,,,.. ,,,,,..,, ,.,,, , W ,..,,,,.. 16 Ravenna Reserves Midgets ,s,, r....,s,,,. .s,,s,.,s .,,,., .,s,.,..,,,..s ,,,... 3 9 R i v erdale se,,.,.........,..s Midgets ,,,, ,,,. .,,,,,. r.,...,.,,,,,.s,.,ss,,,,,e..,... 2 1 Gothenburg Kewpies 7 Midgets .,., ..,,s ,,,....,...... - ....,....,...,.,.,e....,... 3 0 Gibbon Reserves ......, Midgets .. ,,,,, A,,,,s,,....,..,.,..,.......,,.....,,......... 2 2 Shelton Reserves .... Midgets ,,., ,..s,,..,..,s,.e,,,,s...,..s.,,, - .,,...,... . 28 Overton Reserves Midgets ,,.,s. .s.., .,,,, ,,..,.,., ,e,,.,,,.....,,..,,.,...., 2 6 S h elton Reserves ...,... Midgets ,,,, ,.,,, . ., s,,.,,.,.,,...,........,...,.......,, 30 Gibbon Reserves Midgetss s,,,,,,.,,,.,...ss.,,s,.,,..,...,...,s,...,,,,..., 12 Overton Reserves Midgets .,.,,, , ..,.,,, . ...,,,.sss,,,.,,.,,,,,.,,.,,,. .,,.,,. 1 4 Kearney Prep ,,,,,..., ,, K. S. T. C. TOURNAMENT. Midgets s,,,,,..,.,...,,,,,ss,.s... ,.Vs,.e,V, .,.s...,,.....,.. 2 0 Rockville ...,..ss,....,,...,.. Midgets ,,,,,,,,,,.,.,,,,,,,,.,,,,..,............,,.....,,..., 17 Cairo ,...,,,,,,.,,...,,,,,,v,.., Midgets ..,......,....V.....sVV....V.. O s..s............,...... 19 Brady ........................ . Page Seventy-three K 2 TRACK SQUAD Merryman Coach Eberhart Panek R Smith Hubbert Reddy Stephens Bass Muldoon G Johnson Bostrom Non-ls Wolcott Campbell Enos West Worley Kayton Tombaugh G Tollefsen Hicks Peaker Nickerson The 1928 Bearcat traclcsters tool: second ln a trxangular meet at Grand Island ln Aprll, and the next day at the Hastings College relavs set a new record for the 440 relay, at 47 seconds flat The team also won the 880 relay m good tlme Wlth three lettermen, Lambert, M Pealcer, and Merryman, and a squad of excellent new materlal, the Bearcats prospects are the bughtest that they have been for many seasons Track and flelcl men are bemg framed so as to make a carefully balanced team The Bearcats' schedule mcludes the followmg meets, besxdes those named above Grand Island College mvltatlon meet, the Mld State meet at Beatrice, Kearney State Teachers College mvltatxon meet, and the state traclc meet at Llncoln I I . . ..,,,N,., - . , l . . , , - - . . , - , , , - ll lI'6llCl1Sn ' ! Page Seventy-four p x 1 T I-I E L O G Ap BASEBALL SQUAD e Th rym n k R n m ee n Ha ry N J hnso R Smith K yt W l on Tomb gh Beadle krnCSthGhmCahEbehrtWJhn Duganl-la Once agam Coach Eberhart and his Bearcats got off to an auspxclous start by wallop mg Shelton 11 1 ln the frrst game of the 1928 baseball season The Bearcats have a well balanced team thls year wlth plenty of battmg power The letter men who form the nucleus of the team thxs year are Panel: Wolcott Merryman Sadler, NlCkCfS0h, B ohnson Hansen, and M Tombaugh 1928 SCHEDULE Aprxl 12-Shelton, here May 8-Lawrence, here Aprnl 19 Loomns there May 11 Arapahoe there Apr1l27 Shelton there May 15 Shelton here May 1 Loomls, here May 18-Lexmgton, here May 4-Lexmgton there 1 Sadl r, omas, Mer an, Pa e , . Tollefsen. B. Johnso , Sa p, Gr n, Hanse , u . . o n, . ' , a on, nc . au , . Nic e so , . mi , ra a , o 1: r a , . o son, n , rrold. Baseballa l I 9 9 1 ' - ,I 9 . i . , . i , . i , . 1' , . , . Page Seventy-five ' t i -..r E GIRLS K CLUB. Boucher, E. Peaker, Foster, Johnson, Wolcott, Stafford, Stonebarger. Marquis, Snyder, Scar, Allen, Lummis, Anderson, Ward. 0 4 5 7 9 9 Girls lx Club. A K means just as much to the girl as the letter does to a boy. The girls work hard in order to be the proud possessors of letters. It takes a girl two years to get a NK. The general rules and manner of winning points for a girl's K are as follows: 1. Non-material awards shall consist of points earned by athletic ability. 2. Team Points. 3. Individual Points. 4. Condition of Awards. 5. A K shall be awarded after earning 1,000 points. Members of the Girls' K Club are: Viola Marquis, Doris Boucher, Elise Pealcet, Pauline Snyder, Martha Foster, Helen Johnson, Lucille Anderson, Aletha Allen, Helen Lummis, Edith Ward, Lola Carson, Marian Stafford, June Seat, Phoebe Stonebarger, Beulah Wolcott. Page Seventy- 'x l 6 mr' s ports HOCKEY The first and favorite sport of the year was hockey The seniors were proclaimed champions by winning from the sophomores 4 to 0 on Tuesday October 4, at 3 30 oclock and from the rumors 6 to 0 on Thursday October 6 Lola Carson proved an able captain of the semors Blanche Scribner, captain of the Juniors, and Waneta Mueller, captain of the sophomores SOCCF R Soccer season opened October 6 Many girls participated in this sport, Pf3Ct1Cll1g every morning at 8 oclock une Seat was elected captain of the seniors essie Munn captain of the juniors and Velma DeBrunner captain of the sophomores The tournament was held ship The final score was 3 to 0 VOLLEYBALL Volleyball season started out wlth full speed Girls flocked to this sport Practices were held after school and at 8 00 every morning of the week BASKETBALL Basketball it may safely be said was by far the most interesting and successful sport of the year Under the able supervision of Miss Margaret Stewart and the basketball leader Elise Peaker this sport was thoroughly enjoyed by every one The tournament was held February 20 and 21 BASEBALL Baseball brought to the limelight some new hard hitting talent that had not yet been discovered in the preceding sports The girls coach Miss Margaret Stewart and the sport leader, Marguerite Nickel developed three unusually efficient teams TRACK Track is the last sport of the year The track meet is held in the spring This is the only sport that gives a girl a chance to show her mdividual ability, and for that reason it is very popular The events are high jump, broad jump hop step, baseball and basketball throw hurdles fifty and seventy five yard Sprints and relay races 'f K nh - I T H E L O G G' 11 y S ., . . . ' i . , 0 - . . , l Q , I. Q , ' J i l . . , J . . November ,?8 and 29. The seniors again showed their superiority by taking the champion- Page Seventy-seven I t t .E Q.- T I-I E L O G Mil Ll Wrd Y 11 Leaders It has been the custom m Kearney High School for the past few years to choose the school yell leaders through tryouts Each of the participants leads the assembly in two or three cheers The new teachers act as judges chosen for the school cheer leaders this year The regular yell leaders recerved ther yell leader K and Ednth Ward received a cheer leaders alternate K These people led the cheering at all the basketball and football games Much credit may be given to them in helping the teams with their games 1 ar uis Troxell ync 1 a YB 0 Jane! Lynch, Viola Marquis and Warren Troxell, with Edith Ward as alternate, were ' 5 er as ' 1 ' A 5 7 if S9 Page Seventy-eight if ' 1 , 22-f 7 Y - F E., -' ar: f-A-.F-E- -if T . 44- N ,Af 23.21 ,Q E 6, f- WV 'Hj?gQ D f, .H -- ' T If ' i Y ' , ' 12. s, ff .3 I 2 H- .wt-' f 33 'V ' ? f bf 2 1 . 5:5 EF - ,. -f 'E i 2 .5 -2 3 . - ' 2 : -- 5 Q 11 Y- ,.:. A 5 ,W f' .ge-ii Q, - i .pr H- V T-T. :-221 .- I 5 7, ' 1-.Y RL- .4 4111 '- -114 3 f '7' X -gf-' J, i X , 1 X 1 ' , v- 11 2' v. - ' 4-f f' .gs 'E ,E -9.1 'E 'T Fx, -G- 5-J AJ'- A- i - , iff ,Jr - F, K' , -fa .:33,,gun. ei4A??f - f - S' vx 'J 5 -V--, Y, 'A v x-VNJ4' ,iT A 1 - XfH - , if L A - EVENTS., ' his 3 , ,,--f1.,i'f11' iz--1 1 ...f-If J-, , f -If -' W'1fL1 i.'E' I 2 -:V -' , gf, 35, '17,-Y,. ,-.., ,I .1- , V I l I L.,- , I: , I . W A' h - . if - Y J N P -Ygi,,T,?n 11: gy :- .1 . . 13 V, .l 1 , 7 17 -h ,L - - , 'F N h . -E , ,,v -'f if ,ff rr.. . . 4.-M . , ,JWJ-JJf?L9wo TW?-LJPNU x- .1 Y 'K 4 1 L 1 P . l A. 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CID Cf? h Pl e Smith Engb g Ptck B dle DWo Red Drake Fld r Bnhr T llef n Lynh KBIITIJIOIF' lp y Green Stoclcmgs the senlor class play of 1928 scored a success when If was pre sented at the umor Hugh AUdlI0flUm on the es enlng of April 27 The theme of the story centered around Ceha Faraday the eldest of four slsters and almost a decided old maxd untll her w1t and mtellectuahty saved her from such a fate It was a custom formerly 1n England that lf a younger slster was marrled before her older sister the older gn-l would have to wear green stoclcmgs at her sister s weddmg Cella had bravely borne thxs dxsgrace twxce and when she found there was a possmbnlnty of her havmg to perform the stunt for the third time she revolted and announced her engagement to an xmagmary man ln South America As lf happened there was really such a man ln South Amerxca and when he recexved some of Celxas love letters he lmmedxately came to see her As a result many amusing sxtuatxons resulted but everythxng turned out happily for Celxa m the end Admxral Grrce Ollver Dewolf Martxn Arne Engberg W1ll1am Faraday Harold Rxed Celia Faraday ane Lynch Robert Tarver ack Pxerce Evelyn Marnan Beadle Henry Steele Allan Smith Phyllls Edlth Farrell ames Ralexgh Bernarr Ptacek Aunt Ida Zelda Bahr Bouc er, 'erc , ' , er , a e , ea , e lf. 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Page Seventy- ' H k T H E L O G Engb g Godf ey Smth B h P k n Cruse T ell Bhr To uralfes o emrzauluce As the annual opera under the dxrectxon of Miss Elxzabeth Cummmgs The Pxrates of Penzance whlch was put on Frlday March 23 m the un1or I-hgh aud1tor1um had the clesxred effect of pleasxng the audlence wlth tts composrt on of well tramed voices beautlful stage settmgs romant1c prcturesque pxrates and var: colored costumes of the 18th century Scenes rn the opera seemed umque m their realxty of representmg the manners and modes of the exghteenth century Pretty old fashioned glrls 111 hoop slclrts along wxth allur mg prrates suggested Romance m every sense of the word Beautxful gardens lxghted by old fashloned lamps made the stage especlally effectue and the votces of the chorus seemed to blend and fade away xnto the old arch ways and walls The cast gave excellent vonces and character lnterpretatton to the opera Bernarr Ptacel: was Richard Kmg of the bold pirates Randall Tollefsen was Samuel a typxcal pnrate lleutenant Fredric the pn-ate app ntrxce was played by Byrus Troxell 26 General Stanley poor Major was portrayed by Allan Smlth Arne Engberg was the very correct Edward sergeant of the polxce Zelda Bahr was General Stanleys youngest daughter Mabel VV1ll1amette Carson Ethel Godfrey and Francxs Cruise played the parts of Kate Edxth and Isabel respectwely Dorxs Boucher was Gladys the maid of all worlc Arona Erlclcson and LoDesca Nyquist helped make the opera a success by playlng tts dxfflcult music m such a commendable manner 1 er , r , i , ouc er, tace . Curso , i . rox , a , llefsen. Da f A ll' P 'V o . . . . . ,Q . 3 Y ,, . . . . . . . 9 s 9 J 1 s 3 a 7 1 ' - u , ' - ' et n - - - 7 - 1 Y ' 7 a - 1 . . . . . D . , ' 7 ' 7 7 ' 1 1 . , - v , . 5 ' 7 s 7 ' 1 ' 3 Page Eighty JUNIOR PLAY- ONLY 38 Tollefsen, Bushor. Lewis, Martin, Kendall, Hartman. Reidy. Botsford, Stiner. Arthurs, Lovin. Foltz, Cruit. ailml lUUl0 ll ipyilihya Only 38,9 the junior play, was presented to a large and enthusiastic crowd in the junior High Auditorium Friday evening, December 2. Much praise was due to the people in the play for the sureness in which they managed their speaking parts, and the ease with which they acted their respective roles. Jean Botsford as Mrs. Stanley, and Joseph Reidy, filled the parts of the older leads and Helen Kendall and Kent Stiner, the juvenile leads. Jean Botsford gave much feeling to her role as Mrs. Stanley, the mother- Only 38 - of Lucy and Bob, by her naturalness and simplicity. Kent Stiner and Helen Kendall, as the college students, pleased the audience. Joseph Reidy was Mrs. Stanleyls father, a middle aged man, who had just realized he had enough money to see a little of the world. He was the one who added spice to the play and brought forth much laughter. Other parts were well taken. The committees were: business manager, Elfrieda Petersong assistants: Edith Pledger, Kenneth Daggett and Ellsworth Stephensg property manager: Bernard Reddyg assistants: Ardella Thomas, Kathleen Tucker, Donald Henline and Walter Bennettg prompter: Cora Lambertson. ' Miss Ida May Flader was in charge and coached the play. Page Eighty-on T I-I E L O G 111111 all CI'0 CIM BTS JIIIKILOHJIIILCC On March 21, fifteen students for the national honorary society for hugh school journal is s the Quill and Scroll members were announced To be ellgxble students must be of junior or semor classxflcatnon be U1 the upper thxrd of their class in scholastxc srandmg have done superxor work ln journalistic Wfltlllg and must be recommended by the journallsm mstructor and also the national secretary As Kearney High was just granted a charter to the Qunll and Scroll thls year the fol lowing are charter members Desley Arbogast Oliver DeWolf Harold Rxed Ruth Burch Orba Harrxs Helen Hart une Sear Arona Erickson Ilda Messner, Zelda Bahr Elise Pealcer ane Lynch Edith Farrell Allan Smxth and Paul Mntchem arlfznonat onor OCIUCTEY ecilznon On March 7 twenty-one senxors recexved the honor of bemg elected to the Natxonal Honor Socxety Thus custom has been carrled out for the past fxve years m Kearney I-Ixgh School To become a member of tlus select orgamzanon the student must have the four neces- sary elements scholarshxp leadershxp character and serv1ce Scholarshxp means that hls grades must be ln the upper fourth of h1s class and that he must have been enrolled ln Kearney hlgh school for two years The following became members of the society for the 1927 28 school year Maman Beadle Ruth Burch Robert Burman Margaret Costello Olxver Dewolf Esther Drake Arne Engberg Arona Elclcson Elizabeth Fowler Mardell Gram Ben ohnson Paul Mxtchem Ehse Peaker Anna Peterson Harold Rled Everett Sawyer une Sear Allan Smlth Marian Stafford Edith Ward and Hazel Wrxght 8 Q-1111 as HM lb A rl., N' Mal S- El n. , , , . ,., , ,..-, ,J:, , EY . Page Eighty-two t J ommerena ulb Banquet The third annual Commercial Club banquet was held anuary 20 in the junior hugh school lunch room As the forty sxx guests seated themselves at long tables colorfully decorated with blue and gold crepe paper and candles the fnrst thmg which greeted them was a rxny sxgn of Welcome waving deflantly at the top of a van-colored candy stlclc whrch emerged from a luscxous gumdrop of hnght hue These small favors were placed ar each cover Large blue bowls of delicately txnted sweet peas helped to carry out the rainbow color scheme and add an aspect of cheer to the banquet table Music was furnished by Mr Paul Lockwood Lucxlle Anderson Gertrude Hogg and Ersel Hednx while the guests partoolc of a dehghtful menu consxstmg of fruit cocktall roast pork apple rmgs mashed potatoes gravy egetable salad celery olxves rolls upside down cake and coffee Wayne Moss toastmaster mtroduced the following program Commerce Hugh Brown Opportunity Clara Mercer Morality Marguerlte Nlclcel Methodism petmon George Otto and Educanon Mr Martm Those present were Raymond Shlelds Earl Peterson Clara Mercer Archer Stevens Lester Llncoln George Otto Mlss Ethel Burmood Mrs H C Eberharr W1ll1am Alt ITIZICI' Mable Mclnroy Martha Foster Paulme Carey Don Lewrs Cllfford Dungan Thelma Schaaf Dan Erxclcson Eleanor Swearmger Ehzabeth Ayers Mary Enms Elrzabeth Stanton Doris Householder Alrce Huber Garnet Nelson Nellie Erickson Ida Hultman ohn LaCornu Gerald McCaulay Gertrude Hartford Marguerlte Nickel Gertrude Hogg Gladys Ralston Wavne Moss Grace Webster Ella Cornelxus Vera Brxgham Beulah Wolcott Mr Martm Mr Hugh Brown Helen ohnson Alice Cleland Marlon McKean Rxchard Cooney Lucille Anderson Mardell Gum Mmme Ryan Ralph Dow Bertha Altmaxer Sophia George Dolores Nolte Mr Paul Lockwood and Ersel Hedrlx C ' ll Cl 0 - . Q i , . , . . . ,, ,, . . . . . 7 . I 7 7 ' ' 7 l 7 7 . , . . . . : . ., a l a 9 x V 1 1 D 1 s ' , , - - : me ,ax Mr' Q fl ' ,77 g Q! ' ,77 ' ' 3 I! ' ,77 Gerald McCauleyg Efficiency, Helen Johnsong Resourcefulness, John LaCornug Com- ' ' ,77 3 ll ' ,77 . ' . . 7 7 7 7 . , Q , . , ' . i , . . - l 7 7 Y ' 7 . 7 ' 7 7 l 7 . 7 l 7 I 7 I 7 ' 1 I 2 2 l . s 9 .I 7 7 7 l . 7 7 7 , 2 9 - a I 1 7 ' 7 7 ' 7 J 7 7 7 7 7 I 7 . 7 . 7 7 I 7 7 7 7 I 1 7 ' 7 . ' Page Eighty-three ' l l l A l i K - ni. - I T H E L Cb G Lyceum Course, The four numbers of the Lyceum Course, for the 1927-28 school year, were performances unique in their variety and entertainment. EugeneALaurant proved to be a magician of great wonder and amazement, when he produced miracles by magic. He was the first number on the course and appeared October 24. Ralph Parlett, a humorous lecturer and philosopher, appeared at the Junior High Audi- torium November 7. This entertainment was as interesting as could be wished for. The Shubert Male Quartet, four gifted vocalists under the leadership of George Minor, held its audience spell-bound, on january 7, with famous songs of the great master, Shubert. The talent for the fourth number of the course was found in the Kearney High School, and used to advantage in the presentation of the Pirates of Penzance, on March 23, as the annual opera. p . Page Eighty-four T H E L O G ootfzllmllll Baumqueif The seventh annual football banquet sponsored by the Athletnc Assocnatlon was held m the umor Hlgh lunch room Frlday December 9 at sux oclock The tables arranged to resemble a K were colorfully decorated w1th blue and gold crepe paper flowers and candles The room was lxghted by a suspended gold K encrusted w1th gold and blue lnghts whxch gave a mellow and homey aspect to the banquet hall Mm nature footballs served as nutcups and made the football heroes wish that the season was not over Mxss Mary Kubetzkx known for her selectxon of dellghtful menus surely dxd not dls appoxnt the guests wxth a dlnner of frult cocktarl mashed potatoes and gravy Swxss steak buttered carrots and peas mmt sherbet rolls aprlcot conserve ice box cake coffee mrnts and nuts Chauncey Homan mtroduced the toastmaster Drck Lambert who 1n turn mtroduced the followrng roasts accompamed by jokes After whxch the banquet was brought to a close by the slngmg of the Loyalty Song BILL WOLCOTT Athletrcs Abo Arbogast Aches Tolly Tollefsen Trlps Harold Smith Hard Knocks Lumnus Melvm Mueller Letters Ebby Eberhart Everybody Tub Campbell Tramxng End Bunk Eats Those present were Kenneth Worley Olnve Graham Merle Peaker Helen Hart Galon Peaker Mary Arthurs ohn Panek Nancy Schars Casey Merryman Ellzabeth Hale Bet nard Shovlaxn Alrce Cleland Mrss Ethel Burmood Mrs H C Eberhart Mr H C Eber hart Rrchard Lambert Beulah Pearson Mxckey McMahon Loxs Stonebarger Chauncey Homan Margaret unkey Em1lPanek Ruth Beadle Mxss Ethel Spencer Mr C R Waddle Kenneth Dungan Elba Olson Kenneth Young Mildred Burns Don Campbell Margaretta Tate Mr Harold Smlth Miss Lrlllan Hansen Dulworth Graham osephlne Pxerce Harold Rxed une Sear Charles Brmk Orba Hams Walter Allxson Mary Nuns Warren Troxell Loulse Morrtson Ollver DeWolf Esther Drake Allan Smith Zelda Bahr Charles Sadler eanette umton, Wrllrs Wolcott Marlon Beadle Mr and Mrs Ray Merryman Mr and Mrs John Mayberry Mrs Wolcott Ray York Marguerxte Schmldt Dean Ridgeway Vel ma Baron Randall Tollefsen Dons Boucher Gaylord Tollefsen Loxs Brxgham Mrs Bessie Arbogast Elgle Johnson Arthur Meyers Marian Gray Russel Wllkle Elva Roush Robert Martrn Melvm Mueller Gene Kayton Mllo Tombaugh Mrs O A Wxrslg Desley Arbo- gast Clem Wxmberley and Kent Stxner 1 F r ., ! 7 3 i ' Q! ii ' x 1 - me as , . 1 ' ' 1 , - . , . - 0 a' ' Q 9 1 a a 1 ' 7 s . . D 7 5 , . H' ' D2 3 A. N n , . T' ee an 1 - . H. , . L. C! 9, ' , I E. Q! 33 , . T. et u , ' - . E. re as - , . S. Sandy Wirnberley, Scraps. 5 a a a I 9 9 :J a s 9 s ' , , - , . . . , . - s ' 3 5 7 7 i a J a Q .Q . s - - - s s s a 9 I .Q J - 9 . 1 n I :J . 9 :J s I s 1 a a s a 1 s s s A 9 1 Q , , - . -, . , - - 9 - A 1 a Ir . 9 -' s s 1 1 l s - 1 9 s Q s s a I s l s s - ' - 9 , . Page Eighty-five Y l K Y 1 J T dl Annual May Foto The Play Auccastn and Nlcolette was presented as the mam feature of the third annual May Fete by the Girls Club of the semor hrgh school on May 13 1927 in the Jumor Hrgh Audttorxum The crownmg of the May queen came at the last of the play Untxl this time who the May queen was was kept secret The play was the story of Aucassm s love for a beautiful girl of whom Garm his cruel father dxsapproved The old father told Aucassm that rf he defeated Valence the counts enemy the marrlage would have hxs blessmg But the count was false and threw hrs son into the dungeon After many excxttng happemngs Nlcolette came to the court rn dxsguxse but was fmally recogmzed and the usual happy endmg took place The cast was as follows Aucassm the ardent lover Ruth Yager Nlcolette the beautnful heroine Helen Hart The Mmstrel who tells the story Ed1th Ward The Boy who lxstens Helen Kendall Garm Aucassms cruel father Elizabeth Lewts Captaln of the Clty Mxldred Soacht Valence the counts enem Beulah Pearson Sentinel Ilda Messner Shepherdesses Ruth Burch Vtrgmna Hearn and Anna Peterson A Lady Zelda Bahr Fxshermen Helen Stutt Olwe Graham Councillor Katherme Heldenrelch Townspeople Ehzabeth Fowler Hazel Kolbo, Leanna Anderson The dancers were as follows Soldxers Marguerite Nlckel Mardell Gram Phoebe Stone barger Helen Lumrms Marguerxte Tucker Beulah Wolcott Doretha Arnold Bernadme Olson Paytums Esther Drake Ednth Farrell Dorothy Lovxtt Vxrgtma Doyle Angela Keenan Mary Ntms Loretta Mahoney and Margaret Costello May Pole Arlene Burke Amazetta Harnley Thelma Hoover Arona Erlckson Helen Allen Mary Arthurs Waneta Feather Gladys Cline Lucille Mercer Vlola Marqu1s Charleene ones Clarr ensen Marjorxe Lewls eanette umton Adalme Hickman Zelma Rodgers and Jean Goodell The May Queen Ruth Srtorxous was attended by Mary Louise Webbert Thelma Er wm Marian Stafford Hazel Daddow Lo Desca Nyquist and Blanche Scnbner The tumblers also presented an act and the entire Gnrls Club took part ln the chorus 1 hir E, QQ ' ' 79 ' I 2 - I 1 - a 9 9 l . , . . . . e A n , , 1 ' u Q , , , , . . . . , . . . . , . 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I I , - 9 9 7 ' Page Eighty-six 1 ramalfnc onlfestf esu Ifas Maman Beadle, with the readmg Mercedes and Esther Drake wxth Johnnie Gets Ready for Company won the dramatlc and humorous sectrons respectively at the local de Second place honors were awarded to Edith Ward dramatic and Lois C1-un: humorous Harold Rxed and Arne Engberg, represenrmg Kearney rn the oratorncal and extempor aneous sectnons accompamed Marxan and Esther to the sub dustnct contest at Amherst In the sub dlstrlct contest held at Amherst March 31 Esther Drake took fxrst place m the humorous dlvrslon T I-I E L O G D ' C R ll ., clamatory contest bil in the Junior Ihligh School auditorium on March 19. . Page Eighty-seven Ag Banquet The Ag banquet the first ln the hlstory of Kearney Hxgh was held March 14 ln the unlor Hxgh lunch room Forty seven guests attended Many mterestmg roasts were glven whlch were much enjoyed by the members of the Club and also thelr parents The frrst speaker Norris ohnson addressed the boys on Goals and ob-ICCCIVCS of the Club Mr Allan Cool: the Ag Lnstructor spolce on Future Prospects for the Club and Department Eugene Burton gave a brief talk on My Impression After One Year of Vocatxonal Agriculture Wlllls Wolcott president of the club spoke to the boys on My Impressnon after Two Years of Vocational Agrlculture Crop Improvement Pos slbllttxes were dxscussed by Mr B C Donly And the program was concluded by a short address by Fred R Dxckson of the State Industrlal School on Ideals for the Agrrcultunst A deltghtful menu consxstmg of Swiss steak browned potatoes and gravy perfection salad, escalloped corn wxth cheese hot rolls and jelly pmeapple tapxoca w1th whipped cream chocolate drop cooknes and coffee was served by the home economxcs department, under the dxrectnon of Mxss Ethel Burmood Tlh U W 6 0 ,Q ,, . . . . . s Q a - - N . . 1 J 1 as ec as - 4 ee - - s Q ar - ec - . . ,, . . . - v 1 te - - ' n er - . . . . ,, . , . . . . - - Q: - - as . , , . . , . . : . , , . s 1 1 Q l 1 l Page Eighty-eight l K A. I nr' s aunmll Mothers A tea sponsored by the Gnrls Club was glven to the mothers on April 11 ln the umor I-hgh lunch room It was a socxal gathermg to acquaint the mothers wxth the work the gurls are accomplnshmg ln Kearney Hlgh School The following program was gwen Orba Hams presxclent of the Gxrls Club Councll, gave a short talk ln which she explamed the works and purposes of the Glrls Club, a plane Gets Ready for Company was given by Esther Drake Bernadme Erwm played a vlolm solo, Marian Gray gave a solo clance and several numbers were played by the Girls Stung Quartette Chaxrmen of the vanous committees were as follows refreshment une Sear sponsor Miss Mary Kubetzkx program Helen Hart sponsor Miss Ida Joerg decoratlon Dorothy Lovltt sponsor Miss Ethel Spencer mvxtatlon Doris Boucher sponsor Mxss Alta Klbler, and reception Ruth Burch 'T' H E L O G G' ll 9 Tea. duet, Qfwmch is iziightpsn was playecl by Frances Fife and Garnet Iflelsong Q.reading,.uJol4m?y Page Eighty-nine .21 . A x , 1 The Log. September 5-School opens with an enrollment of 435. September 8-Normal Training Club meets for a watermelon feed at Third Ward Park. September 12-Masquers hold first meeting of the year at home of Allan Smith. September I3-Members of the S. A. B. announced at the first assembly. Student Activity tickets explained. September 14-Girl Reserves have a picnic. Sixty girls present. September 15-Twenty girls out for the first hockey practice. A September 17-Mr. Lyle Ashby addresses assembly on The Constitution. , September 21-Miss Ida May Flader and Mr. Paul Lindberg entertain assembly. Richard Lambert chosen yell leader for class of 1928. Girls' Sport Club picnic at Harmon Field. September 22-First Hi-Y meeting of the year. Mr. William Thomas, state Y. M. C. A. worker, speaks. September 28-Yell leaders are chosen in assembly. Coach Eberhart introduced eleven men who are back. September 30-First football game of the season. Bearcats defeat Ansley 52 to 0 at Ansley. October 3-S. A. B. and faculty give a party for the sophomores and new students in the gymnasium. October 4-Glee Clubs elect officers. October 5-Miss Anna V. Jennings tells of her trip around the world, and the Teachers' Quartette sings two numbers for assembly. Fourteen new members initiated into Three Arts at the home of June Seat. October 7-North Platte defeats the Bearcats 19 to 13 at the College Field. October 10-Commercial Club meets at Y. W. C. A. to initiate new members. Masquers hold initiation at june Sears'. October 12-Superintendent O. A. Wirsig addresses students on Columbus Day in assembly. Latin Club reorganized. Spanish Club initiation at White Bridge Park. October 14-Bearcats win from Lexington Minute men 13 to 0 at local field. October 19-Log staff is announced. October 21-Bearcats triumph over Columbus Discoverers at College Field 32 to O. Page Ninety l I g t Q e T I-I E L O G October October October October November November November November November November November November November December December December December December December December December December E Tlrllsg 24-Eugene Laurant Maglcxan appears rn fmrst number of Lyceum course 26-Fxrst five cent muslcal concert Grrls Club Councxl electron 27-Seniors wm hockey tournament 28-Over one hundred and flfty students attend out-of town game at Hastmgs Score 13 to 7 ln favor of Hastmgs 7 Ralph Parlette, humortst and lecturer, appears at the umor Hugh Audntorxum as second number of Lyceum Course 8-Sphmx Club lmtxatlon at the home of Frank Empey ll Mmden Whlppets defeated by Bearcats 27 to 0 at local fleld 16--Reverend ack Leonard addresses assembly Boys Glee Club smgs several numbers 19 Bearcats lose to Gothenburg Swedes at College Field Score, 14 to 7 25 Fxve H1 Y members attend conference at York Nebr 26-Bearcats defeat Cambrxdge 6 to 0 at Cambrxdge 28-Latm Club 1l1lIl3tl0l'l at Y W C A rooms 30-Football special of the Echo Twenty seven men recexve Ks Second monthly muslcal concert 2 unxor play, Only 38 presented 7 Three Arts club entertams m assembly Log campaxgn starts 9 Football banquet Casey Merryman announced as captam for 1928 14-Sophomore class gxve assembly program Semors take soccer champronshrp 15-Girl Reserves mmate twenty new members 16- unxor play cast party at Helen Kendalls 20-Bearcats w1n from Minden Whlppets m furst basketball game of the season Score 34 to 13 21 Why the Chimes Rang presented by the Glee Clubs and Dramatic stu dents School closes for Chrnstmas vacation 22 Gxrl Reserve party for poor chrldren anuary 2 School starts after vacation '1' 48 O Q T , . . 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Page Ninety-o e K If I I T I-I E L O G anuary anuary anuary anuary January january anuary anuary anuary Q Thlhg 6-Bearcats lose to Alumm 17 to 16 7-Shubert Male quartette appears as the thu-d number of the Lyceum course 10-Bearcats defeat Ravenna 25 to 16 18 and 19 Semester exammatxons 20-Thxrd Annual Commermal Club Banquet 23 Begmnmg of the new semester Thnrty four new students 25 Reverend D I Coon addresses assembly Girls Glee Club smgs three numbers Three gxrls are presented wrth Ks 27 Bearcats defeat Grand Island 20 to 16 m the first mid state league game 30-Latm Club meets at Y W C A February 3 Hunting Wxld Game rn Afrxca second motion pxcture shown mn the umor February February February February February February February February February February High Audxtorxum 8-Masquer assembly program 10 Bearcats crush Hastmgs Tlgers 21 9 on local floor Kearney and Geneva debate 13-Commerclal Club meetmg at Y W C A 15-Three Arts Club party at Bernadme Erwms 17 Philip Marrmdale Umted States Yellowstone Natuonal Park Ranger Servxce Department of Interlor lectures on Ammal Lnfe m special assembly Karneval 18-Bearcats wm Mxd State Champxonshxp by defeatnng York 2 15 22 Walter Kxrkbrxde of Lmcoln manager of Roberts Dairy addresses hugh school on I-Iappmess 24--Gxrl Reserve colomal party at Method1st Church 27 Latxn Club holds monthly meetmg 29 Reverend Davnd A ohnson addresses assembly March 1-Coach Eberhart addresses H1 Y March 2 Bearcats defeat Holdrege m basketball 25 10 at Holdrege Junior hugh operetta CB 0 Q J ' - J ' - J . 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Page Ninety-two E Tlhlbg March 6-Sphmx Club party at Charles Grantham s March 12 Commercral Club meets March 13 Normal Trarmng Club holds St Patrxclcs party at Y W C A March 14-Twenty-one members of National Honor Socxety announced ln assembly March 16-Three Arts and Masquers Nxght March 21 Frfteen members of ulll and Scroll honor soclety for hlgh school Journalists announced March 23 Pirates of Penzance annual hrgh school opera ns presented March 26-Latm Club holds meetmg at Y W C A March 27 Semor play tryouts The Crxclcet on the Hearth school motlon pxcture shown at Jumor hngh March 28-Jumor class program ns gxven m assembly March 30-Declarnatory contest ns held at Amherst Aprrl Aprx Apr-1 Aprl Apr1 Aprl Aprl May May May May May May May 8-Gxrl Reserve Easter Breakfast 15 held 9-Commercral Club meets ll Mother Daughter Tea takes place m umor I-hgh lunch room 13-School motion picture IS shown 16-Masquer meenng 15 held 18-Three Arts club meetmg Mmneapohs Symphony Orchestra gives concert 27-Senior play Green Stoclcmgs, xs presented 1-Girls Sport Club Banquet held 5 umor-Senior Banquet held 11 May Fete IS gxven m unxor Hugh auditorium 20-Baccalaureate services held 21 Masquers hold meetmg 22-School motxon picture shown 24-Commencement IS held Goodbye everybody T H E L O G ie 0 U - . 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' 1 Page Ninety-three I K IA ex Y rllill'114E SCIUUIUJI' ClliILSS WY The lnttle alrshxp the Class of 1928 has made a non stop flnght for four long years It has been ln the lead of other alrshlps the Class of 1929 the Class of 1930 and all the other planes to come Through many mlsty clouds and over much rough ground the Class of 1928 has flown and now after many storms and hardshlps mt has landed safely with nts cargo- the Semor Wnll Casey Merryman leaves hls entxre stock of freckles to Emil Tollefsen Kenneth Young and Mlldred Burns declare the radxator ln the west hall be subject to squatter s sovereignty Harold Hansen leaves Doris Householder to any boy who IS capable of keepmg all of the Newark boys away from her To Osborne Nxckerson ack Prerce bequeaths hrs general hazy attxtude and hrs re markable ablllty to awaken at the end of each class Roy Haury waxves his claims to Ardlth Turner because she 15 too young to take on lifes long voyage Russell Foltz falls helr to the l1on tamer s voxce of Viola Marquls Allen Smith wills his ambltxon to be governor of the state of Nebraska to Bob Martin Marran Beadle bequeaths from four to sur nnches of her hexght to Lols Crult Charles Smith IS to be helr to Merle Peaker s book on How to Be Popular Gene Kayton wills hxs boxmg gloves to nm Elm Desley Arbogast has many good ups on how to publxsh the Log which he will gxve to the next Log editor Maurice Ayers although too bashful to say so leaves acquellne Lewis to Myron Hub ert Zelda Bahr wllls her chatter box to Vera Brlgham Charles Bunk leaves a bundle contaxmng twenty f1VC pounds of flesh and twelve mches ames Crawford leaves his collection of pennies buffalo mckles marbles and other cunos to Varley Grantham Oliver DeWolf gxves his posmon as editor m-chlef of the Echo to Helen Kendall To ean Borsford Esther Drake leaves her dramatlc abllnty Edith Farrell leaves her diary to any one who mxght be mterested Bob Hardie leaves a famous book on Gracefulness to Ray York Helen Hart wills her general popularxty to ean Goodell All of Chauncey Homan s good grades go to Russell Enos Angela Keenan leaves all of her notes to her younger sxsters Wayne Moss gwes hrs map whxch shows every town from Gxbbon to Kearney to Will Altmaxer Ellse Peaker w1lls her place on the Echo staff to Belva Boyd Chuck Sadler bequeaths hxs noble posltxon as quarterback to Kenneth Daggett une Sear leaves a complete album of her letters from Harold Rned to any grrl who will be mterested enough to ask for them Bob Thomas wllls his notorious glft of gab to hrs brother Keith Frank Major as yet has not found anyone who would want hxs lectures seventh periods and eight oclocks that he has recelved smce he has been ln Kearney Hxgh Randall Tollefsen has gwen hrs entnre football outfxt to hxs brother Gaylord We noble seniors hope that the under classmates wlll not abuse our generous glfts Wxtnessed by Miss Ida Joerg Sponsor Signed THE SENIOR CLASS Twenty fnfrh of May In the Year Cne Thousand Nme Hundred and Twenty Exght T H E L Q G 0 11 0 1 il . , -I l 1 A 1 - - b . . . of height to Mickey McMahon. 1 I - I l .J . . . , . , ' . , T' J ' - 1 Page Ninety-four K Vllulh 'y lldnvedl llzllappnlly QA Pnom-racy or T1-nz CLASS or 1928 It was growing dusk when Snr Olner DeWolf rescued has monstrous plane from a rangy fellow hrs dreaded enemy whose xdentxty was vague but who seemed to possess the characterlstxcs of Colonel ohn Panek the famous aviator who surveyed the axr and dxs covered It to be a mnrture of rare elements However S1r Ohver entered h1s plane and, through sk1lled knowledge of nts mechan1sm he caused the mlghty grant to ruse and lift mto the axr to sail and sall and ruse htgher From below he was luke a dot whlch seemed to sw1m among the stars and dodge them lxke a phantom nn a grove of tombs Then as he dxsappeared from vlew Colonel ohn Panek dropped hxs head and sobbed passnonately even though Slr Olwer had been hls lrfe txme adversary, for wxthm hxs heart he felt pam for what the future up there would brmg upon hrs enemy But Str Olwer became suddenly happy for among all those spanglmg ornaments, he caught sight of the graceful figure of the beautiful planet Mars Through curiosity he drew his plane nearer and nearer Soon he began to see, wtthm tts surface amaztng vxsxons v1s1onsf-like hves-lives of h1s fellow schoolmates with whom he was graduated so long ago m 1928 Alas' His heart throbbed with joy for he had often wondered what the mystenous future had cast upon hxs old companions The first pxcture whxch he was able to dtstmgunsh clearly thrllled hum and made hxm swell wxth pnde for there before h1s eyes he saw Esther Drake teachmg a gymnasxum class of Afrxcan belles It was wonder ful' Sxr Olwer drew a l1ttle closer He was shakmg wlth excxtementl He gasped for breath' The vxsxons seemed to roll and tumble upon the surface of Mars The VISION changed There was Pete Lowe, a professlonal dog catcher rn a small vxllage m Vermont drnvmg down the street with hrs wagon full of Angora cats and Rhode Island Reds Here Robert Hazlett was enjoying a quxet nap on a palm beach xn Florida At this Str Olwer muttered these words, Bless hxs heart' Then he saw Chauncey Homan washmg out clothes on the banks of the Wabash to the tune of The Washboard Blues Then came a very gratxfymg scene but not unexpected to Sur Olwer before his eves Madame Zelda Bahr a famous prima donna was tourmg the contment with her husband Professor Zbejanskabermgskx a renowned tight rope walker Another scene was now vrsxble Arona Erlckson was seen as a charmmg model 1n a show wmdow of Mont gomery Ward and Company Str Olwer could also see Bernarr Ptacek successfully coach mg the Cornhuskers of 1940 Then wtth much amazement he observed Chuck Sadler as Speaker of the House of Representatxves, havlng succeeded Nxcholas Longworth, some ten or fifteen years before Sir Olwer could not belxeve has eyes, but he saw Orba Hams and ane Lynch as ln structors m chemistry m some bxg mtnmg school Doris Boucher and Randall Tollefsen had always seemed to have much m common And agam Olwer saw them though many years had passed Dons had become a deaconess of the Methodlst Church tn Hotspnt Kentucky whxle Tolly had turned unto an mter natnonally known evangehst The next scene was beyond Sxr Olwers comprehensxon Merle Peaker had taken the place of Mr R V Clark of the Kearney State Reform school Merle had grown to be a very stern and strtct man 1 A K fnx - 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Page Ninety-five I l A X Chrck Brmk was actually seen ln the government servnce, for he had become a lonely forest ranger in the Glacler National Park Allan Smnth had always wxshed for wealth and the followmg pxcture whxch was notrced by Snr Ohver showed him wlth hrs hopeless xdeal still ln mmd for he was trying to catch pearls m the Atlantrc wxth a hook and lme The next scene showed plaxnly the admlrable spxrrt of one, Marguente Schmidt who was devotlng her life to missionary service um the Sudanese reglon of Afrlca A very tearful scene confronted Str Ohver next xt was so tearful nt was almost amusmg to the mterested spectator Harold Rled and une Sear were throwmg brxckbats at each other in the back yard of therr own httle png farm A terrible nolse was heard over the radxo of S1r Olxvers plane It was Elise Peaker broadcastmg from state L O U D at Wlndy Cnty But the most marvelous pxcture was that of Feedmg the Blrds Bull Wolcott was actually teachmg Kathleen Tucker to eat out of his hand Evndently Phoebe Stonebarger had not changed her motlves m life from those of her youth for she had established a home for homeless klttens ln the suburbs of Sausagevtlle Rhode Island dlsplayed a beautiful variety of necktxes and other accessorles for stylish gentlemen The vxston whlch followed was so pltnful that It brought pam to the heart of Str Ohver Jack Pnerce was strll makxng hxs home w1th hrs parents He was wartmg to become hexr to Henry Ford s estate Another busmess man of the class of 1928 was Roy Haury for at th1s txme he owned and managed a huge snow shovel factory m Florida A very strange but possxble picture came nn srght next It was eanette umton, a taxl driver of New York Desley Arbogast had become wealthy I-Ie had dxscovered he was a poet And his poems had brought hxm rlches Could this be possxble? Yes' Because Sxr Oliver actually saw Galon Peaker as a ban and orchestra director rn the Semor Hxgh School of Kearney, Nebraska Then S1r Ohver beheld wlth great emotion A gxant budge spannmg the Pacific ocean Arne Engberg the master buxlder, Had flmshed a task which could but bewllder, Even Snr Oliver with hrs modern outlook 'Twas like reading a fairy story rxght out of a book Curlosxty has often led on to fate And so xt was true with Snr Ohver He could not resxst the temptatlon of drawmg near the surface of Mars to mspect thxs mammoth brrdg He drew closer all of a sudden there was a crash a shatter and obllvton followe Pag Nm ty Aff K , nl-. -V I Helen Hart had truly become a business woman. She was running a little shop, which 0 Q . . 4 - d 1 1 s . u q . n e. - - - ' ' d-I I -l Eg? Q J HUMURO 1 1 A, ,1 1 ,1 1 fs 1 1 1 11 RTQ11 1 mxxgq X 1 1 Xkg X y X, MJLAN SL F 1 1, , 11 5- . 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Phone Black 203 Geo W DHVIS Jeweler 1, 525 Where Quallty IS As Represented lVmlcl Flu :ter Bld New Central Cjrocerq Market Frults, Meats and Vegetables Our Speclalty PIIONE 5 OR 6 FOR PROMPT DELIX ERY OIPN AN ACCOUNT WHEN BUYING CANDY Be Sure to Ask for Keenan s J. E. KEENAN CANDY COMPANY Arona Errckson I zhmk your new fellow 15 very handsome Verna Brlgham Oh but you should have seen the one that got away Mr Guy Pierce- ack rf you had a hrrle more spunk you could stand at the head of your class Do you know what spunk ns? ack Yes nts the past partxclple of spank Mr Smith Bob how old would a person be who was born m 18907 Bob Hazlett Man or woman? Mrs. Eberhart Yes, and dont for 1 11 get several men proposed to me before 1: I marrxed you Mr Eberhart Well, why d1cln't you marry the frrst fool that came along? :1 Mrs Eherhart I d1d 1 '1 'I 'I '1 1 8 , -If K f nl. I v-----v-vv-----------------it--------v-------,,,,,,---,,, 1 O 11 '1 o 0 K '1 11 11 I 11 1 . .. llmll ..... 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'P 1, 'P , 1, 1, 'P 4 1, 1, 1, 1, I 1, 1, u 'P 1, A 'P 1, 1, ' 'P 'T . 'P 1, 'I U ' 1, ' 1, 'P -, 1, 1, 'P ' ' - 'P :: -::.A::::: A -::::::::::::::::::: 1, 'P , 'P 1, I 'P 4 'I 1, 'P ' 1, 1, 'P ' 1, 1, 1, 1, ' . 'P 'P r.' J 'P 1, 1, ' ' ' 1, . ,, 1, 1 1, . 1, 'P ', Q . 1, 1, X. 1, ' - 'P 'P . ' 'P . 1, 'P . '- 'P . 'P 'P 'P .- 'P 'P . 'P T. ' 1, 1. 1, -1-+ +4- 1, :P 1, 'Pl' 'PI' 1, P , 1, 'P 1, 1, 1, 1, Y. 1, 'P 1, 1, 'P 1, 1, 'P 1, 1, 'P 1, - ' 1, 'P 'P , Oo 1 P P 1, 'P 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1 'XV TX G LOWF President JOHN D WOLI' Cashier JOHN C LOWE Jn Asst Cashier FARMERS STATE BANK Establxshed 1890 Kearney Nebraska Deposlts More Than a M1ll1OH and a Quarter FEMININE CHARM Is that wlueh every Mus seeks Chic Clevel Youthfully Styled Dresses NVorn Wlfll Smalt Coats 01 Ensembles-Dress and Coat Combmed Tallm ed Sllltb elthex Box or Long Jackets Fopped ws 1th Modlst Hat xx 111 lI1SllI'E yOlIl bemg properlx dressed x ni. A 1 T H E L CD G f '::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::- ' WRAY'S STYLE S1-IGP 2217 Central Ave. Kearney 1 8 STORAGE VULCANIYTNG TOLLEFSEN MOTOR CO Comer Central Ave and 25th Street TIRES TUBES P J PETERSEN DEALER IN DODGE BROS CARS and GRAHAM TRUCKS SALES AND SERX ICE PHONE 186 9026 lst Ave Page One Hundred Eight T I-I E L K . f Kearney s Only Excluswe Ladles Store OUR NEW SHOWING OF SPRING AND SUMMER WASH DRESSES HAS ARRIVFD INCLUDING SPORT DRESSES TUB SILKS LINENS VOILES ETC RUTER S THE FASHION CHAS BENZLER AUTOMOBILE SUPPLIES and REPAIRS Goodyear TIPQS and Tubes 'IELEI HONF 197 2113 AVENUE A H A WEBBERT Job Prznter PHONE 115 A CORDIAL INVITATION always extended to ex erw one to v1s1t our GICCII Houses Flower Store Flow er Gardens and Nurserles We ll be glad to show xou around at anv tlme FLORIST NURSERX MEN SEIED MEN The Most Co ylete Stock In Central Nebraska, KEARNEY FLORAL Sz NURSERY CO KEARNE1 NEBRASKA 3 ' ' D v x - w ' N K , , N V A K 1 I 1 9 1 ' ' 7 O 1 1 1 s n A I . A U I , Everything in printing from a calling card to a full sheet poster ls , 1 . if , 'L ' ' . , v ' 7 Q ' ' . ' T I k . , In 3 f ' A ' I 1 8 I Page One Hundred Nine O G r ff it 1 T I-I E L O G IMWUMNX ' when camp an gnatnt BURGNER LUMBER 85 COAL CO Best Quahty xx E DELIN ER 'ro x OUR FARM Pea.-aonfable PPICQS PHOXTE 10 PHONE 10 bllNCE 1889 f7Qf2' 051012 Store KIOQNIY NEBRASKA When Dependable Quahts IS Low Prlced 710.3 Lenual Avenue 1 hone Black 9 0 He- Dearest I want to marry you She- Have you seen father? He- Yes several times but I love you just the same Zelda Bahr What s the trouble Motorman I ran over a dog Zelda Was he on the track? Motorman No Mxss I had to chase h1m up an alley I ' ll u . r 7 r x ' 1 ' A ,, ' . ' Q 1 . ' , ' v- ' . A 'V . 1 1 . 1 1 T ll 73 , . N D . If ' ' S! 9 9 ' rm 9 'pu rr v el 95 T s Q! 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'1 ,L We Have the WORLD Beat for Bul d d Loan It 1 Y v . v . ' ' ' , 1, how 1s the tlme for students to use thelr cents, to help them through college. The Building and Loan is 1: 1, f b St ' l habl Y u , . , H , . . 1 1 . 1, 11 7 ' V ' ' KEARNEY LAND KL MORTGA . I: k J T I-I E L O O J E SIMPSON CMN PRAL SHINING PARLOR FORT KEARNEY HOTEL TOBACCO CANDY NEWS Chuck Sadler- Is there anythmg worse than having toothache and earache at the same time? Chick Bunk Yes rheumansm and St Vxtus Dance Mary Arthurs- Galon clear when you are gone I shall pme away Galon Peaker Aw spruce up' Dons Boucher Where dxd you get those bxg tender sympathetic eyes? Randall Tollefsen Oh they just came with my face H ANDERSON Jeweler DIAMONDS WATLHES-SILN ERWARE We Do Repairing of all Kinds We Sell For Less Offlcml Supphes I hone Red 5 3 2nd Door South of Post Office JOHN N DRXDEN KENNETH H DRYDEN DRYDEN SL DRYDEN Attornevs at Law GEINERAL LAW PRACTICE ROYALF JESTER M D Second Floor Masomc Blllldlllg' PHONES 53 and 54 O O w 1 YY w w u ' - - n - I - - cr - - n T , . s rt - n , . - re n -- , . . N . . . ,, 1 9 a ' er . . as 1 , . ' 7 I Y Y I f -. 1 ,- . .l X, . ,N , m fl .. ' u Y I , U l I W . . . 1 Page One Hundred Twelve i A I ORVILLED JOHNSON M D SURC EOIN 1 HON1, PHONE 72 GEINERAI HOSPITAL 103 Vhst 'Und St A Pupll Why don t you ask the S A B s advnce m thus matter? Mr Brat: I mtend to as soon as I decxde what Im goxng to do Harold Reld Do you thmk Ill be able to make une happy? Allan Smnth Well shell always have somethmg to laugh at DR NORMAN T JOHNSTON Olfxee Phone 3 0 112 Lentl Ll Awe House 1 h me a OKGI Henlines Drug Stole inner-alMul1t111e Elutnutx Ultra Violet Raw btl'll1l1S Offlce Home 10 to 12 A M 2 to 5 P M and bv Appointment S O HARRIS Expert Treatment Offlces 2116175 Central Ave Phone 198 RT JONES M D FITTING OP GLASSES Offices Telephone Bldg Phone 405 SUITS TOP COATS CAPS All W ool In Stock 9613 50 316 00 S22 50 llothur and Du Lleaner 11 VK est 'Zud St B H K lin l l -:::f::::::::-'::.f-'4::040:::::,0:::,:::::::,::::::- Q , Q s 1 1 v I ' 'I , 3 251 1 v , 1 ' u 7 , a A vt - Hu f. - mt 9 ' ' ' 9: 1 . . . . ll ' ' ! ' ,3 - et ' 9 J 93 1- . ' ll 7 ' li i , . u Q ' ' f T 2 L ' ' '1 ' . . ' x '78 , . 1 . I 1 1 ' 1' 1 1 -' 1' ' - I v I' x F ' Q 7 n ' l ' , K, . . - . . ' I . n e x ' ' - a , 1 0 1 1 N 1 N N A In , .- , , . v 1 I 1 I 1 I I ' x 1 . v 1 . .I , ' y . s I N . a . . . Page One Hundred Thirteen E l I! VX K - ff. . J DO YOU KNOW THIS? Scientists say following senses rank lin importance as follows: Siinfiif-jiijj555j.'jj5ji55jjjj.'f5.',1'j8?if DTS- Skeffingwn SL H0lde1' Touch .,...,A--.-4,,4-.A,4A-A4,w..,--,k4,A atzy Eye Specialists Smell .,,,,4..4,,,.,4,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ug 0Dt0me!'iSfS Taste .... ,....,....,....,..,...........,... 1 'R American State Bank Building C. L. AYERS, M. D. Practice Limited to Diseases of Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat FITTING OF GLASSES Offices, Telephone Bldg. Phone 705 L. F. BAHR, Proprietor BARBER SHOP AND BEAUTY PARLOR 7 West 23rd St.-Font Kearney Hotel KEARNEY, NEBRASKA 9 BUCK S BOOTERIE Quality Shoes DR. W. S. MORROW DENTIST In Our New Office OLSON BUILDING 2201 Central Ave. Phone 43 Kearney G. H. BENTZ, M. D. Kearney, Nehr. Residence, 424 West 29th St. Phone 137 Page One Hundred Fourteen T H E L O G The Hub Printin Companu I1 Printers Boolcblnders Offlce Suppllers Producers of College and Hlqh School Annuals 4 lf if tp! li ll 1 9 2 l 8 A , K Apprecnatnon The 1927 28 Log 15 the fifth Log to be publrshed by the hxgh school of Kearney Nebraska It xs a record of another school year that has passed mto hlstory It rs the record of a year of whxch both the faculty and students may well be proud The staff has tr1ed to plcture thus year together wxth xts accomphshments m th s book Energy and time have been spent on the art work the wrmng the photography, and the mountmg of the p ctures The business staff has worked hard to make the book a success fmanclally Varxous people and organxzatlons have helped wlth this annual Ivan Mattson the photographer the Artcrafts Engravmg Company and the Hub Prmtmg Company have co- operated m creatmg this book The staff IS particularly appreciative of the ard gwen by the Chamber of Commerce m makmg the scemc section possrble It also wlshes to express nts thanks to the busxness and professxonal men who advertised m this book The art department under the supervlslon of Mr C R Waddle has produced com mendable art work whach adds mdwndualxty to the book Wnthout the typewrntlng classes and Mxss Ida Joerg the copy could not have been completed Every member of the staff has gwen hrs nme and effort and talent unreserveclly and to all of you, who have helped to make thus book posslble the staff says, Thank you 1 THE LOG, an Page One Hundred Sixteen x J T I-I E L 0 efcoglnullfnolnt The followmg professronal men and busmess fnrms have made this book possible Hlgh school students can repay thelr debt by patronxzmg the advertlsers Hub Prmtmg Company Tollefsen Elhott Lumber Co World Theater Mattson Studlo Kearney Land and Mortgage Club House Stores Ravenna Creamery Co Bjornstad s Dry Cleamng Farrchlld Motor Co Manhattan 011 Co Lantz Drug Store Ohlson Henning Drugs The Empire Store Benzler Garage Ruters The Fashion Swan s Furnnture Farmers State Bank Wray s Style Shop Tollefsen Motor Co Dodge Brothers Cars Keenan Candy Co Ixearney Floral Co Webbert Prmtmg Shop C Penney Co Inc Burgner Lumber 86 Coal Co Boston Store Websters Battery Service Hubberts Meat Market Troxell Furmture Co Ecks Pam: Shop L D Martin Lumber Co C Olson ohnson Clothlng Co V C Chase Clothmg Co Kearney Plumbmg 66 Heating Davis ewelry Bodxnson Hardware Co D Hawthorne eweler Central Grocery Central Power Co F C Scott and Son Lyle Fay Garage Kaufmann dl Wernert Stores The Golden Eagle Skaggs Safeway Stores American State Bank Holder O D Johnson C L Ayers W S Morrow Dmtest L F Baht Barber Shop B H Erlckson Tallot R T Jones M D Dr S S Harris M D Norman T ohnston M D G H Bentz Dr Royal ester Dryden 86 Dryden Lawyers H Anderson eweler Central Shrmng Parlor Gaston Muslc Co Co lln R 0 . . -J - . 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