Longfellow High School - Log Yearbook (Kearney, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1932 volume:

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Il'+o o Wh o ow' o M ,o o,w ,wiofaa!-gszio-wigs 0 ' H 'WH ,fig H5 w if vw' 1 of ,Nh o rl J' , ':1:z4n,'31g1 by-.I H I: ,- if i.,-,ep ,Jil-4 ' if w WL. wi. f'i!5'5io'?f-Wigs 1 1 51. j'f9'5!'! li':W l1'H1wx, R U ' I Wi'-ll'K o' 9 '1'1 ' 'rL1'fE:21 'iu nL.ul .ei M..IA-e rJf.znX.E.al..Mn 'nl nw .um V .-' mul-'U f Page 3 2'-'QS S 22'-r Foreword The theme chosen for the 1932 Log IS Modern Slups to sallors the word log sxgmfles an account of their daily progress durlng a cru1se As the Seniors have passed from port to port so shall the junlors and journey has been kept The Offxcers Sailors Shlps Acnvxtxes Sports on Deck and L1fe Aboard the Shxp have all been recorded In the log of the good slup Kearney I-'hgh School all the accomplxshments of those who are leavmg are kept and remembered l . f u is ' if ' D-1 ' QQ 77 ' ' ' , . Sophomores. In this yearbook an account of their whole . . . , . .. , 7 , , . , Page 4 W X Xigx . The Book of Ojfcers BfK'ln, ,f L I 1 fr r! X ! 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O - --1 Q XX A X L flf ff X -B Mg- also P 5 The Book of Ufflcers m III Skull xs necessary for success To axd ln the development of thus skxll the offrcers have been xnsntuted They are only the means to an end they can not accomplxsh that end for the sallor of K I-I S Through them, the young manner has learned to read, to speak and wrxte hrs thoughts and to understand sxmple mathematlcal processes And now, by the offxcers ard he has approached skill ln the varxous branches of the three essen txals Readmg Rmng and Rxthmetxc Very patiently those him at every turn To further the skull of the seaman, each offxcer himself rs skxlled rn hxs own lme to a fme degree He trxes to gtve has subordinate every chance possxble to fortify himself w1th the armor of knowledge agamst the trxals of the outsxde world whxch he must face Many of the dunes gxven to hlm are necessary only for the development of the braln Others wnll become of practxcal use rn later hfe And so, fellow sanlors accept your dunes Wllllllgly, d them the best you can learn by each experrence, and lastly thank and obey your super1or offrcers ' , . S . . . , . . . , . ' , . it . , . . , . . . Y , ' in command have guided the courses of each une, and assisted . , . X. . O , . . Q Page 6 Mr O A Wlrslg Mr Wlrsng who holds a B A degree from Umversxty of Nebraska and a M A degree from Columbxa Umversxty has been admnral of the Kearney fleet of schools for eleven years He has clone work toward has Ph D degree at Le and the Umverslty of Southern Callforma at Los Angeles Mr R H Carter Mr Carter who IS completmg hxs second year as captaxn of the Shxp Kearney I-hgh holds a B A degree from Doane College and has done graduate worlc at the Umversxty of Nebraska and the Umverslty of Southern Calnfornla land Stanford University, Palo Alto, California, Page 7 ..-LL .IIT lt N I r EQ 1 v il e E l I ,l A ll .4 l 3. ,. 5 ll l Q . ,. 2- 3 .5 4 5 ' ' I 3 ' 1 L Y - A - A E Kirsch, Nichols, Grantham, Harrell. 5 1 Schreiner, Rothert, Gubser, Ashby. 1 '1 L1 Y E 'S E , i MISS ALTA KIRSCH1Miss Kirsch, who has a B. S. degree in education from the University of i Nebraska, is a sponsor of Latin Club, in addition to being teacher of Latin and German. MISS MARY L. NICHOLS-Miss Nichols, instructor of English and journalism, who holds a B. A. 1 N' E degree and a certificate in journalism, was graduated from University of Nebraska. She sponsors the Echo, .E the Log. and Quill and Scroll, an honorary for journalists. N, I , , MISS THERESA GRANTHAM-Miss Grantham, who has charge of shorthand and bookkeeping, ., possesses a B. F. A. degree from the Kearney State Teachers' College. She is a sponsor of Commercial 6 Club and Girl Reserves. l MR. ARTHUR G. HARRELL-Mr. Harrell, director of all instrumental music, received a B. C. S. 1 C, degree from the Colorado Vocational College and has done graduate work at the Denver University, Kearney gi State Teachers' College and the Northwestern Consewatory. W' li' l, 1 MR. RAYMOND A. SCHREINER-Mr. Schreiner, teacher of advanced woodwork and auto mechanics W ' W in Senior High and manual training in junior High, has a B. A. degree from the Peru State Teachers' sm College. ' MR. ERNEST E. ROTI-IERT--Nlr. Rothert, who teaches biology, holds a B. A. degree from the ' Peru State Teachers' College. He is a sponsor of Science Club, of Athletic Association and is an assistant ., 31 coach. T sf T li I MISS I-IAZEL M. GUBSER-Ivliss Gubser, instructor of English and history, holds ll B. Sc. degree in '- 1 education from the University of Nebraska, where she has done graduate work. .t mf' W . il X MR. LLOYD W. ASHBY-Mr. Ashby, instructor of history and debate, is a graduate of Hastiiigs l Tl , College with a B. A. degree. He is a sponsor of Kearney High Debate classes and of National Forensic ' . ii League, an honorary granted a charter this year. . if . V. 1 5 14:11HfAQQ2Q1ffQ?f1'LffiQia.1ilQQQ7.mI...,.L-ga..-me...V--. .....,,.-. , .. Page 8 MISS LUCILE HRUBESKX braska and has done graduate wo hbrartan m Kearney Hugh MR RUSSELL M WILKIE from the Wesleyan Umverstty and of Athletxc Assoctatton MISS EVA PI-IALEN Mass Umverslty of Nebraska She IS s MRS MABEL P SCOUTT ers College Umverslty of Nebr he Untverstty of Nebraska has sponsor of Gtrl Reserves and No MR ALLEN COOK 'Vlr C B S degree from the Unlverstty MISS HELEN FRUNDELL from Doane College and has done 1nd the Untverstty of Wtsconsxn MR WARREN E KEMP gutdance holds a B A degree Colorado State Teachers College Hrubesky Wtlkle Phalen, Scoutt Grandstaff Cook Frundell Kemp Mass Hrubesky, who has a B A degree from the Umversnty of Ne rk at the Untverstty of Iowa and the Kearney State Teachers College, ts Mr Wtlkle, tnstructor of geometry and htstory holds a B A degree has done graduate not-L at the UDIVEFSIIY of Nebraska He ts a sponsor Phalen geometry and algebra teacher holds a B S degree from the ponsor of Science Club and head sophomore sponsor Mrs Scoutt, regtstrar of Senlor Htgh has attended Kearney State Teach aska and Columbia Umverstry New York Cnty done graduate work at the Kearney State Teachers College She ts a rmal Tramtng Club and directs Kearney Hugh plays and dramattc contests ook mstructor of vocational and normal tramtng agrtculture who has a of Nebraska sponsors the Future Farmers of America Miss Frunclell Instructor of hxstory tn K H S holds a B A degree graduate work at the Untverstty of Nebraska, the Untversxty of Calxforma She ts a sponsor of Girl Reserves M Kemp whose duties mclude teachxng economics and vocatxonal from the Umversxty of Colorado and h1s done graduate work at the if Q MISS LOIS GRANDSTAFF-Miss Grandstaff, teacher of dramatics, who has a B. F. A. degree from I . . y , , l , . - - L y . . . . . Page 9 Kibler, Parsons Ingram Cummings Bankson Elliott, Durltop MISS ALTA H KIBLER Miss Kibler English teacher with a degree from the Kearney State Teachers College, has done work at the University of Chicago University of Wisconsin University of Nebraska, and the Morse School of Expression, St Louis She is head sponsor of the junior class MISS ALICE LOU PARSONS-Miss Parsons, instructor of Latin, having a B. A. degree from the University of Nebraska, has done graduate work at Boulder, Colorado. She is a sponsor of Latin Club, Athletic Association, Girl Reserves, and Pep Club. ' MR. W. G. INGRAM-Mr. Ingram, who teaches chemistry and physics, after getting a B. S. degree from Hastings College, secured his M. S. degree from the University of Iowa. He is a sponsor of Science Club and head sponsor of the Senior class. MISS ELIZABETH CUMMINGS-Miss Cummings, director of vocal music and sponsor of the Boys' and Girls' Glee Club, is holder of a B. A. degree from the Kearney State Teachers' College. She has done graduate work at Northwestern University. MISS HENRIETTA BANKSON-Miss Bankson, who teaches normal training, junior and senior re- views, rural sociology, civil government, physiology and hygiene, holds a B. A. degree from the University of Nebraska and sponsors the Normal Training Club. MR. THOMAS M. ELLIOTT-Mr. Elliott, coach of boys' athletics and instructor of commercial law, received a B. A. degree from the University of Nebraska before doing graduate work at a Chicago coaching school, and at the University of Southern California at Los Angeles. MISS ELSIE DURKOP-Miss Durkop who has charge of physical training for girls sponsors Girls Athletic Association. She was graduated from University of Nebraska, where she was issued a B. S. degree. Page 10 XXX xx XX ,F LASSEQ f Book of Sazlors .. 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' 9 S c-f,,f 1 , -I V , 1 - ' M ,A f fs: Q If W 4 P 1 The Book of Saulors 11 cu When a youthful seafarer begins h1s voyage tn the Shrp lxearney Hxgh he IS established on different decks accordmg to his own cholce The most popular deck 15 that of college entrance If the newcomer expects to contmue hxs voyage on the sea of formal schoolmg he will be glven dut1es whlch wxll prepare hlm for the next crutse One wxs mes, at the end of the three years, to go ashore and enter the husmess world If so he IS conducted to the deck commercxal I-Irs dunes conslst of typxng bookkeepmg shorthand and other subjects surted to h1s chosen future To the boy who wlshes to suck to good old terra flrma the deck vocattonal agrlculture w1ll probably appeal There he wxll learn how he can successfully xmprove by modern methods his beloved so1l For hma who wants to leave the shlp tmmedxately after lt 15 docked and prepare others for thexr voyage 1n the ship I-hgh School the normal trammg deck wnll be preferable Another does not plan to contmue hxs voyage on the sea of formal knowledge and yet does not want to devote hlm self to the duties of the other decks and so usually selects the deck 'general' 1n whrch he may choose many of his dutles All wxsh a successful voyage to those who are not yet ready to leave, and to those who are leavmg a successful Journey through then' llves I 1 . . . . . f 7 - tt aa 9 'I 1 ' 7 Q, . ,, . . . . . - s v , . ' - tt - :J te - - D7 ' 1 , . . Q, . . ,, . , . , - - 1 , e s - - ' . - ' 1 Page 12 Gah hW Semor Class Off1CCFS DUDLEY GRAHAM Preszdent JEAN WORK Secretary Treasurer MR W G INGRAM Head Sponsor r am, Smit , ork, Ingram. I I DONALD SMITH .... . ...,............. ...,..,. , .........V.........,. ...,..,.............. V i ce President Page 1 3 HARRY BARBER--General Course Kearney Hugh 2 3 4 Football 2 4 Basketball 2 4 Track 7 3 4 Band 2 3 Orchestra 2 3 Glee club 2 3 4 Operettas 2 3 Athletuc Assoctatuon 4 Man wants lutrle here below but wants that luttle long WARREN BARNEY College Entrance Course Kearney Hugh 2 3 4 Basketball 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Operetta 3 Three Arts 3 Echo Staff 4 Log Staff 4 Assembly 3 4 Baseball 3 4 Oh why should llfe all labor be? JAMFS BARTON College Entrance Course Kearney Hugh 2 3 4 Band 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 Glee Club 4 Senuor Class Play 4 Scuence Club 3 4 Touls reward sweetens lndustry ELDEN V BASS-College Entrance Course Kearney Hugh 2 3 4 Football 4 Basketball 3 Track 3 You ve quuzzed me often and puzzled me long ALICE BENNETT Normal Traunung Course Kearney Hugh 2 3 4 Scuence Club 3 4 Normal Traunung Club 3 4 Treasurer 4, Natuonal Honor Soc: ety 4 Stull water runs deep Course Kearney Hugh 2 3 4 Glee Club 3 4 Oper etta 3 Quartet 4 Assembly 3 4 Scnuor Class Play 4 Three Arts 3 Junior Class Play 3 Shes pretty to walk wuth wutty to talk wuth and pleasant to thunk on PAUL BESHORE College Entrance Course Kearney Hugh 2 3 4 Track 2 3 4 Scuence Club 4 I am sure care us an enemy to lrfe MARY A BESSIE General Course Kearney Hugh 2 3 4 Glee Club 3 4 Operetta 3 May Fete 3 4 Three Arts 3 4 Assembly 3 4 Pep Club 4 Gurl Reserves 4 Echo Staff 4 A rose of pleasure wxthout the thoms BELVA BLAKELEY Commercual Course Kear ney Hugh 2 3 4 Tennis 4 Glee Club 4 Commer cn Club 4 A day IH Aprul never came so sweet OPAL BOND Normal Traunmg Course Keau- ney Hugh 2 3 4 May Fete 3 Scuence Club 3 4 Normal 'lraunung Club 3 4 Gurl Reserves 3 4 Na tuonal Honor Socuety 4 True to her word her work and her fruends ' ' . , s , : , : -, , s . : , : , , g U . . . ,, , , . ,. . ,, , . ' , . 5 : , , 5 5 9 : . , . .Y 3 , U. , . , ' , ', : . 4 A . , : tt - . , . H' ' ' ' , . 5 : : .. , A ,, ' . , z ' . : l x I ' - .. . .u GERALDINE RAE BENNETT-College Entrance . , , : . . : - 5 : - ' Q tu I 3 . - l. ' V ' ' - an . , r ' . . 1 . . : ' . .. , ., - N ' . , 3 , : 9 , : , 4 . Q : . A , .. , . . H V I ' , U . s ' ' . s : H - ' 1 , i , 2 V: ' . : - . : . 5 - . . .. . . , - , Page 14 CLARENCE BONTA Commerclal Course Kear ney Hugh 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Operetra 3 Scxence Club 4 A man whom you can depend on m a pinch RALPH BRANDT General Course Kearney Hgh 3 4 Van Done Iowa 1 2 Bnd 3 4 Shestra 3 4 Sllence does not mdncate a lack of was om DON BURMAN General Course Kearney High 2 3 4 Football 3 K Club 3 Echo Staff 4 Hrs cheeks are lxke a rose ELLEN CAMERON Commercxal Course Kear ney High 2 3 4 St James I Commercxal Club 3 4 The loveller starlight m the star HAROLD CAMPBELL ll-Iebl College Entrance Course Kearney High 2 3 4 Football 2 3 4 Cap tam 4 Basketball 7 3 4 Track 3 Sphmx 3 Lxkc some famed kmght admired for brawn and gxrth HELEN R CARY College Entrance Course Kearney High 2 3 4 Hockey 3 Tennis 3 4 Swim mlng 3 4 Glee Club 3 4 Operetta 3 Three Arts 3 Sclence Club 4 G A A 3 4 Echo Staff 3 4 Log Staff 4 Pep Club 4 Gxrl Reserves 4 Assembly 4 Ma F e 'Irs as easy for her to b true as the grass to bc green and the sky to be blue MELVIN CHURCH Agriculture Course Kcar ney Hugh 2 3 4 Football 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 F F A 2 Very lmle I5 needed to make a happy 1 e ALBERTA CLARK fBCK'fl2l Commercial Course Kearney Hugh 2 3 4 Commercial Club 4 Take me just as I am RUTH V CLARK College Entrance Course Kearney Hugh 2 3 4 Basketball 3 Glee Club 3 4 President 4 Operetta 3 G1rlRcserves 2 3 4 Treas urer 4 Sphmx 3 Secy Trcas of ,lumor class 3 Gnrls Club Council 3 4 President 4 To do her Justice needs a book about We 11 sum lt up nn a good old scout ' MARY CONWAY College Entrance Course Sr jamcsl Kearney I-hgh 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Glce Club 2 Operetta 2 Girl Reserves 3 4 Vlc Pres 3 Pres 4 Latm Club 3 4 Scnence Club 4 Flatgonald-Ionor Soclezy 4 Honest labor bears a love y au: 1 y I 1 ' ' . N ' v I, - 11 I 1 5 1 1 5 a , 3 Or- 11 - . . . 1 - - 11 , , 1 1 , 11 , . 1 , 1 , . , - 11 1 1 3 - - S 1 - 11 - - 1 11 - 1 1 3 -1 1 S ' ' 1 . . ' if ' 1 -1 1 1 1 - . . . ,, 1 - . 1 1 1 Z 1 5 ' 1 3 1 S I I 5 - - - 1 3 1 3 3 ' 5. . - 5 2, 3, 5 y et 2, 3. ' e 11 , . 1 1 I 1 9 1 1 Z ,, . . l'f . .. . - . ,, 1 1 1 - - 11 Y -1 1 : 5 1 9 5 3 1 1 S ' : 1 1- - 5 . 1 N . . . 1 1 - 11 1 A 1 . , . 1 Q 3 1 1 2 - 1 1 C -5 1 1 C E - S - I 1 3 Z - - 11 - . 1 Page 15 IRENE M. DEETER-Commercial Course. Al- falfa Center 1, 2: Kearney High 3, 4: Glee Club 3. 'Tis the quiet people who do the work. ERMA IRENE DEETS-Normal Training Course. Kearney High 2, 3, 4: Girl Reserves 3, 45 Normal Training Club 3 4. Her thoughts are thoughts of a maiden demure DONALD DOW College Entrance Course Pleasant Hill 1 2 Kearney 3 4 Football 4 Baseball 3 4 Track 4 Band 3 Glee Club 3 4 Operetta 3 Be silent and safe silence never betrays you DORIS IRENE EASTABROOKS Commercial Course Kearney Hugh 2 3 4 Cheer Leader 4 Tumbllng 3 Glee Club 2 3 4 Operetta 7 3 Led astray by cupxds soft delight MARIE DELORES EDDY College Entrance Course Kearney Hgh 2 3 4 Hockey 4 Basketball 3 4 Baseball 3 Glee Club 3 Girl Reserves 3 4 l ew people have the courage to appear as good as they really are VERL EDMISTEN College Entrance Course Kearney Hugh 2 J 4 Debate 3 4 Ive got rcd hair but I dont care Im happy so there GLEN ESTLE College Entrmce Course Kear ney Hgh 2 3 4 Never hurnes never worrxcs LOLA FERRELL-College Entrance Course Kea: a 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 O erettas 2 3 Three Arts 2 3 Girl Reserves 2 3 4 A 3 4 letxc Assoctat on 4 Science Club 3 4 Treasurer Secretary 4 May Fete 2 3 A jolly good sport a very fine friend HERB FLANNERY Agnculture Course Kearney tgx 2 3 4 Football 2 3 K Cub 3 To trt is human to study fdtv1ne?l LOUISE FOGLAND-College Entrance Course Kearney High 2 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Baseball 3 Soccer 3, Hockey 3 4 Tennis 3 4 Glee Club 7 3 O erettas 2 3 Grl Re erves 3 4 G A A 3 eP Club 4 Laugh and the world laughs with you . . ,. ' , A , : z ' - 5 1 : . 3 - ,, . -h . U . ' , , 9 H : S 1 - 5 .., . . ., - H . i Y , Q V z . 5 ' 9 : . - Q. A y, . . , . H I y V , , - Q. . . , Y . U ,- . 1 ... ' , , . i , ' ' .1 - , - .U ney High 2, 3. 4: Tennis 2, 3: Soccer 2, 3: Basket- b ll . . : , . : 5 . : , 3 I V , , : . A. . , 3 Ath- i I N I Q S ' L , - , . - ,, Q H' l . . : . : ' ' l 2. - fl' . . . ,. -, . . ' , , : . : s ' 4 S r S -1 5 p U , g 1 5 , 3 . -. . - gup Page-16 THORA FOSTER-College Entrance Course. Kearney High 2. 3, 4: S. I-I. A. lg Glee Club 2, 35 Op-erettas 2. 3. 'Tis this that every one would say Shc's a jolly good fellow in every way. REX FRANK-College Entrance Course. Kearney Hgh 2 3 4 Football 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Track 4 Sphuna 3 A lover yesterday today and to uuorrow NAOMI IRANK lObbuel Normal Tratnung Course Kearney Hugh 7 3 4 May Fete 3 Gurl Re serves 2 Normal Traunung Club 3 4 Sulence more musucal than any song PAT GALLAGHER Commercual Course lxear ncy Hugh 3 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Operettas 2 3 H Y Commercual Club 3 4 Chapter of Acct dents CHARLES GASS-College Entrance Course lkearney Huglx 3 4 Debate 2 3 4 Natuonal For ensuc League 4 Actung P es 4 HtY 2 3 Masquers 3 Masquer Nught 2 junuor Class Play 3 D clamatory Contest 2 lst un Cnty 2 lst un Sub Dustruct f. un MudState 3 S A B 4 I am the best o them GEORGIA GAY Normal Tratnung Course Kear y Hugh 3 4 Orchestra 3 Normal Traunung Club 3 4 Nuce Presudcnt 4 Her acts are modest and her words cluscreet BOB GHERMAN Conuntercual Course Kearney ubu 2 3 Bn 3 4 Orchestra 3 Stea futness of purpose us my name REX GILLAND-College Entrance Course Kear uuey Hugh 2 3 4 Football 3 4 Sphunx 3 Basketball 7 3 4 Track 3 Echo Staff 4 Log Staff 4 Scuence ub 3 uu and croll 4 I am a man words and muscle too HELEN E GILLESPIE College Entrance Course Keameu, Hugh 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Hockey3 4 Baseball 3 4 Commercual Contest 3 4 Glee Club 3 Operetta 3 'Vlay Fete 3 4 Gurl Reserves 3 4 Program Chaurman 3 Secretary 4 G A A 3 4 Presudent 4 Latm Club 3 4 Athletuc Assocuatuon 3 4 Secy Treas 4 Scuence Club 4 Echo Staff 4 Feature ndutor Log Staff 4 Senuor Edutor Natuonal Honor Socuety 4 A pleasant face a sunny smule un all a gurl quute worth uhule MILDRED MAY GILLMING1General Course Hartman School 1 2 Kearney Hugh 3 4 She us a gurl who thunlcs for herself X' , u, iv -. . : . 3 ' . 5 2, 3, 1 ' . u f , , . 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Page 1 7 I BERNARD L GRAFIUS-Commercial Course Kearney Hlgh 2 3 4 Commercxal Club 4 I m escaped wxth the skm of my teeth DUDLEY GRAHAM College Entrance Course Kearney Hugh 2 3 4 Football 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Baseball 3 4 Track 4 Presldent of Semor Class 4 Natuonal Honor Society 4 An arnst nn all athletics, he has common sense ln a way uncommon ELOISE GRAHAM Commercial Course Kear ney High 2 3 4 Glee Club 3 Commercxal Club 3 4 Secy Treas 4 Constant as the Nortlxem Star CHARLES GRANTHAM College Entrance Course Kearney Hugh 2 3 4 Football Team Man ager 4 Sphxnx 3 Its too bad he xsnt twlns GIFFORD HALEY Agrlculture Course Ord 1 North Loup 2 Kearney 3 4 Football 2 3 4 sk etball 2 3 Baseball 7 Track 2 3 Boxmg 3 4 F F A 3 4 There IS no art to show the mmds construcuon nn the face LEONA MAE HALKYARD Commercial Course Kearney Hugh 2 3 4 Mlldcst manners and the gentlest of hearts OPAL HARMONEY College Entrance Course Kearney Hugh 2 3 4 Gxrl Reserves 3 4 Latin Club 3 4 Echo Staff 3 4 Log Staff 4 Tis generally known all over the earth The smaller the package the greater the worth ROY M HARRIS-College Entrance Course Kearney High 2 3 4 Tralner of the Basketball Team 4 Three Arts 2 3 Assembly 2 3 Echo Staff 4 Oh you are a lucky lad just as good as you are bad REX HEATH College Entrance Course Elwood Hugh 1 Lmcoln Hugh and Aurora 2 Aurora and Kearney High 3 Kearney Hugh 4 Basketball 3 4 Banu 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 Glee Club 4 Declama tory Contest 1 HIY 2 3 Vice President 2 Drum Fflayor of the Band 4 Track 4 A llght heart lives ong JULIA HAYEK College Entrance Course Kear ney Hugh 2 3 4 The essence of Youth . l . .. -, , , . 3 g . . -, . , Q . 2 , 9 , : 9 , , . ,, . . . . . ,, . . 5 3 . , H ,. , .- . . . . . , s , - , . .., . , . 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Page 18 ANNA E HELLRIEGEL College Entrance Course Alfalfa Center l 7 Kearney Hugh 3 4 May Fete 3 A cheerful face makes a clush a feast MAURINE HOOVER College Entrance Course lkcarncv Hugh 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Operettas J Gurls Quartet Gurl Reserves 3 4 Science Club Be a luxe w ru and youu wont get stepped on It s the dead onus that are used for door mats PEARL HOPP General Course lxearncy Hugh 2 3 4 Glee CI b 2 3 Operetta 3 Gurl Reserves 4 Scuence Club 3 4 I am modest but I am wuse MAE ELIZABLTH JOBE College Entrance Course kearney Hugh 3 4 Maxwell Hugh 1 Glee Club I 2 Declamatory 1 A good reputatuon us better than money DAVID JOHNSON-General Course Lake Placud Club School and Keamey Hublu Basketball 7 Band 2 Glee Club 4 Boys uartet 4 Scnuor Class Play 4 Sphunx Nly sucbc us funushcd HELEN JOHNSON Commercual Course lxear Club 4 lkeep fuuthfulness muth a sunglcness of auun HAZEL JOHNSTON College Entruuuuce Course Kearney Hugh 2 3 4 Happy and carefree I wander through the world MAYBELLE JONES fPudl Conumercual Course lxc-amey Hugh 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Soccer! 4 Hockey 2 3 Baseball3 4 Leader 4 Tumblung Glee Club 2 3 May Fete 3 Gurl Reserues 3 4 C A A 3 4 Pep Club 4 Counmercual Club 4 Couuumercual Contest 3 4 If she has a motto ut must be pup CLARENCE E KAUER College Entrance Course kearney Hugh 2 3 4 Basketball 2 4 Foot b ll 3 4 An athlete today yesterday and tomorrow FRANK KERSENBROCK iKerseyl College En truunce Course Columbus Hugh 1 2 Keamey Hug 4 Bandl 2 Orchestra 7 Assembly 7 3 4 Op r e as 1 2 Class Pays 1 2 3 Debate 3 Lann Club 2 3 Treasurer 2 Sphunx 3 Quull and Scroll 4 He looks luke a sam: but oh I . 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SHIRLEY C KINNEY Commcrclal Course Kearney Hlgh 2 3 4 Don t misunderstand mc su' BERNARD F KROUTWICK IKUU Commercial Course Kearney Hugh 2 3 4 St amesl Football 2 3 4 Basketball 3 Glee Club 3 4 Operetta 3 No one else could do If CLAIRE MARIE LANTZ College Entrance Course Kearney High 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 Oper er as 2 3 Pep Club 4 Lann Club 4 Its mce to be natural when you re naturally ntce ELEANOR H LAUE General Course Kearney High 2 3 4 Basketball 3 Orchestra 4 Glee Club 3 Operctta 3 In her tongue xs the law of kmdness EULAH LAWSON Commercial Course Buda I 2 Keamey High 3 4 The more confined the more she trtes ney Hugh 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 Hockey 2 Glee Club 2 3 4 Operetta 3 May Fefe 3 Of kind and forgxvmg dlsposxnon RAYMOND W LINCOLN Commercial Course Kearney Hugh 3 4 Beverly 2 Glee Club 3 4 Opere la By the work one knows the workman CLEO IRIS LISTON Normal Tralnlng Course Newark 2 Odessa 3 Kearney 3 4 Volleyball 2 Normal Training Club 4 Secretary 4 Nattonal Honor Soclety 4 There as something likeable about her HELEN LOBB College Entrance Course Kear ney Hugh 2 3 lFxmsl1ed at Mlaml Florldal - ' -1 . 7 - ,S . . - 1 - - ' . . : - J s Il' , : 5 ' D! , I I . ' . , 9 . 3 - t , , , - . U , - , ! ' ' YI , . ' . , : 1 : , H - - H , . . ' - 1 u - ' . , , - , V u . EVA MAE LENTZ-Commercial Course. Kear- . . 3 . L 1 . . U ' ' 5-, . Q , I I U , - 'U . : 5 , ns ' 3. . - : h . 5 , 3 . : 9 5 - U - - - U , S . , . .y . ' Page 20 ILA LEONE LUCKINBILL College Entrance Course Lexungton '7 3 4 Kearney Hugh 4 Sung away sorrow cast away care LEONA McCLEARY Normal Traunung Courwe Kearney Hugh 2 3 4 Normal Traunung Club 3 4 The purpose us equal to the deed BERNARD McKERNEY College Entrance Course Kearney Hugh 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 Bae ball 3 Band 3 4 Glee Club 3 Operetra 3 junuor Class Play 3 Sluueks of shueks guesw who-Bernard Mclxerney How do you do? BETTY McKERNEY College Entrance Course Kearney Hugh 2 3 4 Hockey 3 4 Glee Club 3 4 Operetta 3 juuuuor Play 3 Three Arts 3 G A A 3 4 Scuence Club 4 Gurl Reserves 4 Echo Staff 4 Pep Club 4 Log Staff 4 Gurls Club Councul 3 4 Sec Treas 4 uull and Scroll 4 Nanonal Honor bocucty 4 Sweets to the sweet BERNARD McMAHON lMuckeyl College En trance Course Kearney Hugh 2 3 4 Football 3 Glee Club 3 Masquers '7 3 Athletuc Assocuatuon 4 Log Staff 4 Echo Staff 4 Hus humor us a fountaun never dry ROBERT McMAHON Commercual Course Kearney Hgh 2 3 4 Football 2 3 Basketball 2 They cant unupose on me even uf I anu small MARINE McNULTY College Entrance Course Kearney Hugh 7 3 4 Glee Club 2 Operetta 2 Senuor Class Play 4 Gurl Reserves 4 Pep Club 4 Bubblung ouer wuth joy BERNICE MAGNER College Entrance Course Kearney Hugh 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Operetta 7 3 Scnuor Play 4 Assembly 4 Gurl Reserves 4 Latun Club 4 Pep Club 4 Echo Staff 4 Log Staff 4 Men luglut or dark short or rall she sets a xnare to crutch tluem all RAMONA EMILY MAJOR College Entrance Course Kearney Hgh 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Baseball 3 Soccer 3 Glee Club 2 3 Operetta Gurl Reserves 2 3 4 Secretary Treas 4 G A A 3 4 Laun Club 4 Athletuc Assocuatuon 4 Gurls K Club 4 May Fete 3 Log Staff 4 Quuet unluke uuuost gurls MAURICE MAY Agriculture Course Kearney Hugh 2 3 nd O ra 2 F A 2 3 4 Oh' that future farmer' . - . .. . . -. , . . 4 , u. v f I u f .. . tu - u v Q u I 5' F - 3 I 3 .. 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Page 21 l-RANCES MOORE College Entrance Course Kearney Hugh 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Operetta 2 3 Quartet 4 Gurl Reserves 4 Pep Club 4 Scuence Club 4 Log Staff 4 May F te 2 3 Her haur us no more sunny than luer heart BERNARD MORRIS-College Entrance Course Kearney Hugh 2 3 4 Basketball 2 Band 3 4 Operetta 3 All Club Nught 2 Junuor Play 3 Senuor Play 4 Debate 3 Presudent of the Sophomore Class President of the Junuor Class 3 Assembly 4 Spl 2 3 I have to carry a cane wut me to tvurd off the gurls ALBERT MUNN Agu-uculture Course Kearney gu 2 3 4 l' F A 2 3 4 Enough has alrea been saud ANGELINE NAMA Normal Traunung Course Keamey Hugh 2 3 4 Gurl Reserves 2 Normal Tram ung Club 3 4 Study us the apprentuceshup of lufe BERNICE NEEDHAM fBennuej College En trance Course Munden Hugh 2 Kearney Hugh 3 4 Basketball 4 Baseball 4 Glee Club 4 Gurl Re serves 4 Latun Club 4 Heres to the gurl wuth the golden haur the wunnung smule and the jokung aur DONALD NELSON Commercial Course Kear ney Hugh 2 3 4 Hu Y 3 Counmercual Club 4 I short he us a good fellow ELEANOR NELSON College Entrance Course Kearney Hugh 2 4 Luncoln 3 Glee Club 3 4 Senuor Play 4 Gurl Reserves 3 4 Cabunet 4 Scuence Club 4 Debate 3 4 Natuonal Forensuc League 4 Secretary 4 Log Staff 4 Senuor Edutor Athletuc Assocuatuon 4 'Nlaruonal Honor Socuety 4 May Fete 3 4 Scholarly abuluty combuned wuth a most wunnung personaluty us sufhcuent for the best ROY NOTZ Agruculuure Course Stone School lx arney Hgh 3 4 F F A 3 4 Presuden These gurls don t mean a tluung to me JOHN NORRIS--General Course Harvard Hugh 2 Kearney Hugh 3 4 Glee Club 3 Who saud no one loves a fat man here s an exceptuon to the rule DAN A NYE College Entrance Course Kear ney Hugh 2 3 4 Football 3 4 Basketball 2 3 B nd 2 3 4 Orchestra 4 Spluunx 3 Athletuc Assocua ru 2 3 Presudent 3 Vuce Presudenr 4 S A B 4 Cato as well as otluersj luked them that blush . g, : . . : - Q Z 3 U 5 S 3 9 Q - ' u, . . 5 D z . s 3 5 I I '1 - ' v - -u , - , 2: . 5 2, 3. 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ARDIS OLSEN-College Entrance Course Kear ney Traunung Hugh 2 Menomunue Hugh 3 Kearney Hugh 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Oper ettal 2 3 Latun Club 2 She always has a pleasant. :mu e LOIS OMEARA Normal Tu-aunung Course St James 1 Kearney Hgh 2 3 4 Normal Traunung Club 3 4 Learnung us ever the freshness of youth IRENE OVERHEISER Normal Tu-aunung Course Kearney Hugh 2 3 4 Normal Traunung Club 3 4 Gurl Reserves 4 We work to turn our hopes to cer tammy MADELINE OVERHEISER College Entrance Course Kearney Hugh 2 3 4 Junuor Play 3 Sphunx 3 A cayenne capsule of condensed energy WAYNE OVERMIRE College Entrance Course Kearney Hugh 2 3 4 Basketball 2 HuY 2 3 From a luttle spark may burst a mughty flame JEAN OWEN Normal Traunurug Course Loup Traunung Club 4 Natuonal Honor Socuety 4 A wun nung way a pleasant smule EVALYNE PARR Commercual Course Kearney Hugh 3 4 May Fete 4 Commercual Club 4 Sha carrues sunshune JACK PEAKER College Entrance Course Kear ney Hugh 2 3 4 Football 2 3 4 Basketball Glee Club 4 Junuor Play 3 Three Arts 2 3 Athlenc Assocuazuon 2 3 4 Presudent 4 S A B 4 He lued who saud love was fuclcle WALTER PEARCE-General Course Kearney Hgh 2 3 4 Nor dead just dormant JOHN W PETERSON Commercual Course Kearney Hugh 2 3 4 Commercual Club 3 o untelngent man can afford to disregard the women I . . . E . . . 3 5 Q , . it . , : - . ul ' ' ' ..- ' ' : i . . : ' ' u ' 's yu , . . ' . , s ' ' , 5 - U - - H q :K ' . , s ' s U ' 2, . . ' ' , . : : '- A - , . . City High 2, 3 9 Keamey 4g Orchestra 45 Normal . , . gy . , . ' 2, , : : ' l - .. .x . . . .u ' , , sl . . 5 2. 3, 4: I I u 5 . . . . A 1- - . , u , l H , ---4 i ' , ' u , - 'ur' ' , . : ' 5 4- N . . .E U Page 23 MARGARET PHILLIPS-Commercual Course Kearney Hugh 2 3 4 Commercual Club 4 A sure cure for the bl.1es MARGUERITE H QUINN Commercial Course S ames 1 Kearney Hugh 2 3 4 Gurl Reserves 3 4 Commercual Club 3 4 Success wull crown her every effort for she wull practuce the art of persever ance NEAL RADFORD-Agruculture Course Newark Hugh 2 Kearney Hugh 3 4 Basketball 2 Baseball 2 B nd 3 4 F F A 3 4 Anythurug for a quuer lufe MADGE RANDOLPH Commercual Course Kearney Hugh 2 3 4 Band 2 3 4 Orchestra 3 4 She may talk but I doubt ur DORIS REED-College Entrance Course Kear ney Hugh 2 3 4 Lann Club 3 4 Scuence Club 4 One who to herself us true Au-al therefore must be so to you HELEN F RICHTER fFayel Normal Tramung Course Kearney Hugh 2 3 4 Latun Club 3 Normal Tramung Club 3 4 Gxrl Reserves 3 If only smules were dollars LAWRENCE RICHTER Agruculture Course Kearney Hugh 2 3 4 Football 4 Track 3 4 F F A 2 3 4 dud not come back for second semester Not much talk but many deeds EVERETT J ROACH General Course Gubbon Hgh 2 3 Kearney Hugh 4 Football 4 Basketball 3l 4 Junuor Play 3 God bless the man who unvented seep MARY ELEANOR RYAN Commercual Course Kearney Hugh 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 Operetta 2 3 Duclamatory Contest 3 Commercual Club 2 3 4 Presudent 4 She us a quuet modest muss HILDA SAMWAY Commercial Course Kear my Hgl' 2 3 4 Sunce everythung passes away let us enjoy everythung whule me may . 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DOROTHY SCOLLIN lDotl College Entrance Course Kearney Hgh 2 3 4 A mauden dark wuth wunnung ways VIVIAN I SHAFTO College Entrance Course Pleasant Hull 2 Kearney Hugh 3 4 A fruencl to all an enemy to none DOROTHY SI-IEEN lGungerl College E trance Course Alfalfa Center 2 Kearney Hugh 3 4 Always quuet wuth plenty to say DICK SHOFSTALL College Entrance Course Southwest Hugh 2 Kearney Hugh 3 4 Football 3 junuor Play 3 Hu Y 2 Echo Staff 4 All great men due Larly I am not feelung well myself RUTH SHOOP lChantzl Commercual Course Kearne Hu lu 2 3 4 S ealcs as she belueves and MILLER SIDWELL College Entrance Course Kearney Hugh 2 3 4 Tra k 3 B d 2 3 4 Gl Club 4 Scuence Club 2 3 4 Presudent 3 Lann Club 3 Natuonal Honor Socuety 4 One of our Scuentusts LOIS SIMON lI..ouueJ-General Course Newark Hugh 2 Kearney Hugh 3 4 Glee Club 3 Scuence Club 4 If sulence guves consent I am wullung FRANK SKOLIL Commercml Course Kearney Hugh 2 3 4 HuY 2 3 Who muxes reason wuth pleasure and Joy wuth murth I ' , .. y H . ,, . . . u . . V. . H ' 3 . Q . ., . j u H , - , ' 1 n. . -5 , . .. . - - D r ' 9 ' . : : . ' .Q . tu ' t . I l ' Y' v tu . I . Y e , , P bclueves as she speaks. ' . . s C 2 an . . 5 99 3 - u S P . . . 1. .1 . 'uv ' : ' . 1 s ' .u ,- - V - H . , . . 3 ' Q .V i Q ,, . . . . . ,, Page 25 BRUCE SMITH College Entrance Course Kearney High 7 3 4 Football 4 Three Arts 2 3 Athletuc Assocuatuon 3 4 An aftable and courteous gentleman DON SMITH College Entrance Course Kearney ugh 2 3 nd G e u Operctra 2 3 junuor Class Play 3 eThree Arts 2 3 Scuence Club 7 3 4 Vuce Presudent 4 S A B 4 Presudent Natuonal Honor Socuety 4 Guve hum the cup EILEEN SMITH College Entrance Course Kearney Hugh 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 Glee Cl b 2 3 4 Operetta 2 3 May Fete 3 Gurl Reserves Bd 4 Latun Club 4 A laugh luke that not every maud a urns MILDRED SMITH fSmuttyl College Entrance Course Kearney Hugh 2 3 4 Yell Leader 3 4 Athletuc Assocuatuon 3 4 Gurl Reserves 3 4 Cabunet 4 Latun Club 3 4 Vuce Presudent of the Junuor Class 3 Natuonal Honor Society 4 Oh what a dust I haue raused ILA SNYDER College Entrance Course Kear n Hugh 2 3 4 Band 3 4 Orchestra 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 Operetta 2 3 Declamatory Contest 2 Latun Club 3 4 A word to the wuse us suffucxent WENDELL SNYDER Agruculture Course Stone Presuclent 4 Natuonal Honor Socuety 4 Our youth we can have but today we may always fund tume to grow O RUTH SORENSEN Normal Traunmg Course Kearney Traunung Hugh 2 Keamey Hugh 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Operetta 3 Normal Traunung Club 3 4 Presuclent 4 Gurl Reserves 3 4 Cabunet 4 S A B 4 Naruonal Honor Socuecy 4 She rhmks more than she says HOWARD SPIETH College Entrance Course Kearney Hugh 3 4 Band 4 Orchestra 2 3 Glee Club 2 3 4 Operetta 2 3 Scuence Club 3 4 Vuce Presudent 3 Presudent 4 Three Arts 2 Nlatuonal Honor Socuety 4 Always prepared wuth answer has wut and uses ut duscreetly JANE E STAUBITZ College Entrance Course Kearney Hugh 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Opere ta 3 Assembly 3 4 Declamatory Contest 4 Three Arts 3 Pep Club 4 Gurl Reserves 4 May Fete 2 3 4 Her eyes are luke vuolets FRANCES STEARNS-College Entrance Course Kearney Hugh 2 4 Dana Hall 3 Gurl Reserves 4 Latun Club 4 Athletuc Assocuatuon 4 Gurls Club Councul 2 4 Pure her heart hugh her alms . 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I ' . , : ' Q ' - : 'I V , : . , . .. . . . ., Page 26 PHILIP STRAIN College Entrance Course Kearney I-Ilgh 2 3 4 Nothing ts more reasonable than good manners ADELINE SUCHY College Entrance Course Kearney l-hgh 2 3 4 May Fete 3 Athletlc Assocna non 3 4 Qulll and Scroll 3 4 Vnce Presndent 3 Sphmx 3 Science Club 4 Girl Reserves 4 Echo Staff 3 4 Editor 4 Blue eyed and quxte bewxtchxng VIRGIA LEE SURFACE fSallyl College En trance Course Ntobrara Hugh 2 Colendge Hugh 3 Kearney Hugh 4 Glee Club 4 Band 2 Orchestra 3 Sclence Club 4 Gtrl Reserves 4 National Honor So clety 4 School Play 4 Elizabeth alack Ellzabeth KENNETH SWAN Commercial Course Kearney gx 2 3 F rball 2 4 Bas ball 2 Oh darn lf alll Afeared of a gal and me just sax foot two BERNICE I SWEARINGEN fSkeezrxl Com merclal Course Trammg Hugh 2 Kearney Hxgh 3 4 Glee Flub 2 3 4 Operetta 2 Meets everyone wlth a sm: t CLARA THURSTON College Entrance Course Kearney Hugh 2 3 4 By clxhgence she wnns her LAVAUN TOMBAUGH lVonnlel College En trance Course Lowell Hngh 2 Kearney Hugh 3 4 Gracious nn manner fxrm tn Judgment ANNA TROYER-General Course Kearney Hugh 2 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Baseball 2 3 Gl Cub 2 3 Operetta 2 3 May F te 2 3 Sentor Play 4 Echo Staff 4 Masquers 2 3 G A A 2 3 4 Vlce President 4 Gnrl Reserves 3 4 Gnrls Club Councxl 2 3 4 Commerclal Club 4 S A B 4 Nauonal Honor Society 4 Quill and Scroll 4 Her ways are ways of pleasantness her paths are paths of peace LEI-IAN TUNKS College Entrance Course Gnb bon Hugh 2 Kearney Hugh 3 4 jumor Play 3 Semor Class Play 4 Sclence Club 3 4 Debate 4 Natxonal PIOUOI' Society 4 Natlonal Forensxc League 4 Then he wlll talk ye gods how he wxll talk JOHN R TURNER College Entrance Course Kearney Hgh 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Operetra 3 Assembly 2 3 4 Declamatory Contest 2 Three Arts 3 Wlth vnn and snap to make thmgs go . 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Page 27 K LOUISE VAN BUREN College Entrance Course Kearney I-Ixgh 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 Band 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Operettas 2 3 T ree Arts 3 Iaun Club 3 4 Gnrl Reserves 3 4 I am a fnc le nnxden AGNES VEST College Entrance Course Pleas ant Hull 2 Kearney Hugh 3 4 Orchestra 3 4 Scx ence Club 4 Nanonal Honor Socxety 4 One thang ls forever good that thnng ns success ROY E VEST Agrnculture Course Kearney h 2 3 4 rack 2 A man with motxves beanng ln has heart HAROLD WADE College Entrance Course Kearney Hugh 2 3 4 Baseball 4 Track 3 4 Glee Club 3 HIY 3 Scmence Club 3 4 Few know hls mmd but all like hum 1s a fnencl THELMA WALTER College Entrance Course Kearney Hlgh 2 3 4 Volley Ball 2 Soccer 2 3 Hockey 2 3 Tenms 3 Leader 4 Basketball 2 3 Baseball 2 3 Glee Club 2 3 4 Opere as 2 3 4 Cabxnet 3 G A A 2 3 4 Gxrl Club Councxl 2 Masquer 3 Pep Club 4 Latxn Club 3 4 Vxce Prr.-sxdent 4 S A B 4 Secretary 4 Nanonal Honor fixcltty 4 The longer you know her the better you ne er HELEN M WATERS College Entrance Course Kearney Hugh 3 4 Band 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 Lann Club 3 4 Sclence Club 4 Athletxc Assocxanon 4 Natxonal Honor Socxety 4 Tns good to be merry and wxse but us better to be honest and true DON WEBB General Course Keamey Htglx 2 3 4 Scle e Club 2 3 4 Good thlngs should be przused BETTY WESTFALL College Entrance Course Ltncoln Hugh 1 2 North Platte 3 Kearney Hugh 4 Glee Club 3 Operetta 3 Girl Reserves 3 We are never so happy or unhappy as we suppose DON W'IESI'ER Commerclal Course Kearney Htgh S hool 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 Track bashful m1n am I MILFORD WISEMAN College Entrance Course earney Htgh 3 4 Fo :ball 2 3 4 mailer? not how long you ltve but how well ' . . s -, . : . 5 Q , , 3 . : h 1 5 - , 5 , . k A H ' -: ' , : . : '- A . . .. . . 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K - 2. ,V 3 0 l 3, ' 'I' r Page 28 JEAN WORK College Entrance Course Stone School 1 2 Kear ney Hugh 3 4 Glee Club 3 4 Secretary 4 Operetta 3 Jumor Class Play 3 Senior Class Play 4 Assembly 4 Declamatory Contest 4 Mas quers 3 Latm Club 3 4 President 4 Girls Club Council 3 4 Sclence Club 4 Athletic Assocnauon 4 Nlay Fete 3 Sec Treas of the Semor Class 4 Echo Staff 4 Log Staff 4 Qulll and Scroll 4 Natnonal Honor Society 4 Dependable and full of fun she ls a frxend of everyone NORA YANNEY College Entrance Course Kearney Hugh 3 4 My thoughts are my comp-amons REGENA YOUNG-College Entrance Course Kenney H gh 2 3 4 Science Club 4 Latm Club 4 National Honor Soclety 4 Gentle of speech benefrcent of nund JACK FEATHER Gencrnl Course Kearney Hlbll 2 3 4, ratcth best who fllrleth well VELMA IRENE TOMBAUGH General Course Lowell I lxcarney Hugh 3 4 Lltlle I ask my wants are few ack Pealcer Semor Commlttees INvn'A1'1oNs Helen G1llesp1e Clvazrman Frances Moore Lola Ferrell Roy Harms Rex Heath PICNIC Thelma Walter C hafrman Dan Nye Frank Kersenbroclc Opal Bond Rex Frank INlary Conway PLAY COMMITTEE Geraldme Bennett Chairman Charles Gass Lehan Tunks SENIOR ASSEMBLY Bernard Morrls Cluaxrman Maurme Hoover ean Work Howard Spleth Eleanor Nelson RING COMMITTEE Mxller Snclwell Clvazrman Dons Reed Mxlclrecl Sm1th Charles Grantham B try Westfall COMMENCEMENT Don Smxth C lmzrman Jean Owen Ardls Olsen Helen Waters Anna Troyer Vxrgla Lee Surface BREAIXFAST Mary Bessle Chaxrman Helen Cary jane Staubltz Bernard Nlclferney Wayne Overmxre 1 ' ' 5 . 1 5 1 3 ' I I I 5 ' 1 ' Z ' 1 1 1 1 1 - 3 5 1 -- - ' Q ' Z P 5 . 1: - - 11 .... . ' 7 . -, , . u A - 11 . 1 1 . , . ' . ' . ' ' 1 1 1 1 - . . ,, ' - . 1 ' ff 1 - . . ' , ,4. H A . 11 1 . . 1 .,. 1 . , 4. f - u . 11 1 - 1 - s n a A Page 29 Guess who? High school plamst. We go to school not work Semor class president 15 years ago Semor class 8 years ago Who would thunk Rex would be a football player' Masts n the H1gh Seas The members of the present graduatmg class began thelr school career about twelve years ago m the old Whlttter bunldmg, now the Manual Arts butldlng. The majorxty of these students have spent their entxre twelve years together 1n Whlttrer, Junior Hlgh and at last Kearney I-hgh School They have shared their Joyful moments, along wxth some sad ones Many members of the class were partlcxpants tn VHYIOUS grade school projects Probably the thmgs affordxng the most thrtlls to the pupils, at least at the time, were the Jumor I'Ilgl'l operettas Then came the Jumor class play, whxch added another entry lh the Log of the good shlp K H S The Jumots got a taste of the thrllls of bemg a Semor at the Iunxor Semor banquet Now the students m leavmg the shelter of thelr steamer, leave behlnd them the memorxes of the Senior play, ln wh1ch eleven represented the class, the Juntor Semor banquet, the Semor breakfast, the Senior plcmc, and of course, those two occaslons whxch are the final touches of the Semor year, Baccalaureate and Commencement In the years to come may the Semors loolc back on these years of school hfe and comradeshlp and fmd them full of pleasant memories and may everyone, on reflecting, feel that he has received the tumost out of the twelve years together E ' ' - n n l N Page 30 y Bl Mrrs Jumor Off1CCFS HAROLD Monms Presxdent Fmrz I-IAURY Secretary Treasurer Mxss ALTA KIBLLR Head Sponsor Kibler, Haut ', air, o i . O I MARTINA BLAIR ..,L........ ...........,,........... . .... A ...L...................... ...Vice President Page 3 1 JUNIORS. Wirsig, Schoof, Yarnal, Judy, Besllore, White, Abood, Owen, Ploover, Smith, Suchy, Hale, Renshon, Schmitz, Wade, Mickel, Tollefsen, O'lVlearn, Campbell, Thomas, Schmitz, Worley, Snowden, Gilland, Snyder, Rizer, Wiseman, Sawyer, Osborne, 1. W'iseman, Sanders, Abraham. Richeson, Rose, Smith, Wilke, Swanson, Sheldon, Peterson, Wenzlick, Ray, Webbert, Ross. Barkland, Nelson, Stevens, Scheetz, Pledger, Lewis, Slant, Thurston, Nau, Wilson, Potratz, Stro3g,WSimmons, Power, Winslov', Winn, Stanford, Vannoy, Ree , ork. J UN IORS. Fowler, D. McBride, Gilliland, Luckinbill, McNulty, Nlougey, Bush, lVlcGill, Sheetz, M. Fraser, W. Loewen- stein, Dean, Cahill, A. Fraser, Benson, Hartford, Samp, Bolus, Billings, Faust, Henderson, Faser, M. Loewenstein, Merryman, McKee, Link, Dow, Campbell, Morris, Beshore, Frazer, Lancaster, Cavanaugh, Clark, McDonald, Gallagher, Kiefe, Haury, Carson, Henderson, Cheney, Fletcher, Meyer, Conway, Baxter, Cochran, DeBruler, Hardesty, Henline, Craven, Loewenstein, Gass, Gilland, Dean, johnson, Haist, Lewis, Benson, Mather, Fleming, Franks, Barlow, Crawford, Garnick, Belfrage, Dworak, Mowery, Balcom, Dutton, Gerts, Hillman, Johnson, Heidenreich, Buton, Jacobs, V. Loewenstein, Anson, Mueller, Murray, Dungan, McBride, Dunn, Baer, Gladson, Faust, Baer, Berry, Garrison, Etzelmiller, Morris, Enos, Lantz, Graham, Howard, Huffstutter. Page 3 2 Kdl Phl Sophomore Cfhcers SIDNEY Momusom Presxdent Mlss Evp. PHALEN Head Sponsor en al, Morrison, aen. I U Jo:-:N KENDALL ...- ..............,..,..... ,-,.. ........... o .......,,.,.. - ..,.. Secretary-Treasurer ' Page 3 3 Back Row-Heacock, Brown, Wlierry, Ayres, Hart, E. J. Barney, Arnold, O. Griess. Nlalowney, Graham, Donlay, Merryman, Hartford, Harris, Bostrom, Hall, Hall, Clocksin, Young, Lantz, O. Griess, Davidson. Third Row1Bchm, Haley, Baumgarmcr, Abraham, johnson, DeLaet, E. A. Barney, Cook, Abood, Minster, Bass, Bower, Barber, Alchinson, Leonard, McDaniels, Landberg, Mueller, Jensen, Ayres. Second Row-Fiddelke, Hicks, johnson, C. Becker, Clayton, Fletcher, Hibberd, Fugate, Huffstulter, Gannon, Lawson, Campbell, Bruch, Hnlkyard, McBride, Benzler, Lange, Barkland, lVIcCue, Hawthorne, Jordon, Gillespie. First Row-Criss, Lohse, lVlcNulty, Evans, Gallagher, Gotobed, Conway, Erwin, Mercer, Grosh, Mitchell, Morrison, Becker, Lawson. Bark Row-Svendsen, XVnllace, Russell, Smith, Richter, Sawyer, Hawkins, Sherer, Stallbories, Whipple, W'hcrry, Kendall, Shennum. Third Row-Ryan, Shields, W'clls, Noetzelman, Hinote, Wright, Neal,',White, Swayne, Brown, May, Shoop, Thomas. Second Row-Richter, Swinyer, Neustrom, Samuelson, Rigsby, Christofferson, Weld, Betts, Wilke, Parks, Shofstall. First Row--Rossen, Young, Schrack, Handy, Erwin, Samp, Parr, Priddy. Page 34 xi fl 'Q fl' 'f QM E oo .,::nuunll1f7E in .NSN X 41, lf u ll Y. 1,11 . Xxx B .ul K e Q Q Q W X '- N xX -LW, XX Xx RE NNN Xx w wx ix 'L XE f' - Zf-.---f- ..-.-ue' ,,.4.--f T11 ,J J., .-1-'- ff-if ,,., -,,..s--- -1- -i'-,g',.ig-n ,-,..-- ,-,.i- nn.. ..S- ,4- ,,.z4- ,.-f.- sz- -,,,q:ss4i,-nn: oole of Shzp s Actzvztzes A A U - . ,K X L, L K, ij Xu . N 1 W A1 XX X I , X, h 'p- 4, ' i f M A .. V ' r 1 1. N , ' 'I 1' f ' ' :I E7 :Z -- - 'Zi Q ,Q L, -F b v 1 :2 ,. Q ff -p. t -, 5 1 5' E , , , 1 X -6 ,Vi ' -ww'--fyu f X rf- . X ' ,f QQ' ' C ' x1' f4,' , If ' 7 .' .ll . 1 lvbl. ' '.-24' ' -. , J7' . 'f 4 . lyk. , uf ,110 , f 4 lgli, li7r', ' ' ,-' Lf' - f' X - in N Q. fl ' ,T -. ' . -T-. 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The offlcers have orgamzed an extra currxcular program to a1d the youthful scaman xn selectmg wxse ways to spend hrs free moments Other obyectxves of thxs program are to gxve hmm a chance to develop hrs talents, to learn socxabxhty to express his leadershxp, and to become more closely connected The extra-curricular actxvmes offered may he dlvlded accordmgly athletxcs, departmental clubs, honor socletnes, and moral organxzatlons It has been sand that an adult's character may be judged hv the use he makes of hrs leisure H1116 Whlle young the mdwxdual should store away things whlch he can remember and enjoy ln his advanced age Cicero, xn hrs oratlon on Old Age, says that lf a person IS to grow old gracefully he must have wrthm hxmself a store house from whxch he can draw at w1ll Now IS the tlmc to start that store house Use your rdle moments to good advantage n 3 a A 0 , . Y. . . . . . , with his fellow comrades. . ' 7 Page 36 lWne Toye Mn Log Execuuves ANNA TROYER Edxtorm Cine BERNARD Monms Bunnes: Manager Mxss MARY Nlcl-1oLs Sponsor Niche 5, lt r, r r, or 's. O THELMA WALTER ...........,......, .. .....A.... . ........,.,......................7, Managing Editor Page 37 B1ck Row Ixerseubrock Nelson Morris Major Halev Second Row Harmoney McMahon Glllesple Work Barney Moore First Row Magner Henlme McKex-ney Staubltz Troyer Walter Log Staff The Log has been the name of the Kearney I-hgh School Annual smce 1924 Th Log has won fxve Flrst Class ratmgs and one A11Amer1can rating 1n the National Scholastxc Press Yearbook contest The purpose of the book 15 to put Kearney Hxgh School llfe mto PICCUFCS STAFF ANNA TROYER Edztor m Clvze BERNARD MORRIS Buszness Manager THELMA WALTER Managmg Edztor RAMONA MAJOR PHYLLIS I-IENLINE BERNARD MCMAHON Art Edltors HELEN GILLESPIE ExEANoR NELSON Semor Edztors EAN XVORK FRANCES MOORE Organzzatzons Edztors BERNICE MAGNER Feature Edztor HELEN CARY ANE STAUBITZ GIFFORD HALEY Cxrculatxon FRANK KERSENBROCK BETTY MCKERNEY Advertmng Miss MARY NICHOLS Edztorzal Sta Sponsor MR R H CARTER Busmesx Staff Sponsor ' L ' ' ' 1 u Q 1 ' I v - - 1 ' ' v V v ' 1 , Q v y 1 , . I Il ,l ' ' . e 1 ' 1 ' . OPAL HARMONEY ....,..,,.........,,.,...,.. , ....,....,,..,,..,...,,.,.,... - e...,L,... ,Class Editor J , ....Q.. ........ ' ' ' ' ,v J : ' - ' '- c- - I . Page 38 Back Row-Han-ns Henllne Kersenbrock Gxlland Shofstall Beshore Magner Second Row Gallagher Wxrslg Barney McMahon Wade Sawyer Stanford Major Troyer Simon Work Harmoney Stout Hllllnan Fu-st Row Lawns Glllespne Suchy Nichols Cary McKerney Lnntz Bessne The Kearney Echo The Kearney Hxgh School Echo has been Pl1bl1Sl18Cl every two weeks thxs year The purpose of the paper lS to put mto punt school happenmgs The fxrst xssue of the Echo was put out m 1909 MENIBERS ON THF STAFF ADELINE SUCHY Edxtor zn Clue FRANK KERSENBROCK Burxness Manager ANNA TROYER News Edztor EAN WORK Asmtant News Edztor HELEN GILLESPIE Feature Edxtor OPAL HARMONEY Exchange Ednor ROBERTA STOUT Muna and Dramatzcs ELIZABETH HILLMAN Clubs and Orgamzatzons REX GILLAND fxrst semester Sports RICHARD WADE second semester Sports HELEN CARY Headlme Wrzter Dxcx SHOFSTALL joke Edztor Miss MARY N1cHoLs Sponsor REPORTERS Warren Barney, Mary Bessxe, Wxlma Crawford, Dons Eastabroolcs, oe Gallagher, Roy Harris, Phyllls Henlme, Gene ohnson, Frank Kersenbroclc, Kathryn Lancz, Berry McKerney, Bermce Magner, Ramona Major, Lols Simon, Clarabel Stanford can Sawyer, and Wood row Wlrsxg BUSINESS STAFF FRANK KERSENBROCK Advertxszng Manager BETTY MCKERNEY Cxrculatzon Manager WARREN BARNEY, JOE GALLAGHER GENE or-lNsoN Axmtants MR R H CARTER Sponsor l ..-- .,..,.,.....,....,....s., ....,..... f ...e...,..,. 1 ., ..,,,....... -U ' 'f J Y ..,QQffifffiifif.Clif'QMN -WW' I N 4 ' M 'SS'AffffffffffffffffffffffffffffQ .,,,,,,....,.,,.,,,,.,..,,,,.,.. , c J --.-.-,---,.,-AAs---------A,----------,.-,- 1 -AAAEAVA , : J u Y 1 1 . J mmwC''nl'unu:'m'C'j '---'M-W H---mn-----A . Page 39 Back Row Smllh Troyer Gass Carter lrom Row Peukcr Walter Sorensen Nye SAB The Student Aclvrsory Board, an honorarv orgamzatlon, IS made up of the seven students ln hrgh school who have the hxghest number of honor pomts, as determmecl by the Extra Currlcular Actlvlty program Thus group 15 a YCPICQCHIHIIVC bond that helps control student problems and plan the assembly programs NIEMBERS Thelma Walter Ruth Sorensen Dan Nye Charles Gass Donald Snnth Anni Troyer ack Pealcer OFFICERS DONALD SMITH Preszdent MR R H CARTER Sponsor 'T - 1 I 3 ' : 1- i 1 v v I ' O I I THELMA WALTER .,...,... E. ........,. .....,,. ...,... ,..,,...............,.....,,,,,,.,,....,,, S e c retary Page 40 I pRo ey Wk yeCkRgy Lwe R mnLW kSmusn Stafod B G1rls Club Counc1l The Glrls Club of Kearney Hrgh was organlzed m 1925 The purpose of tlns club 19 to ralse the standard of xcleals for gxrls It ns the orgamzauon that considers every gurl xn school as a member It IS governed by a council of twelve glrls chosen by all the girls The council xs composed of frve senlors four Juniors and three sophomores The Glrls Club sponsors the Mother and Daughter tea and the May Fete MEMBERS Ruth Clarlc Betty McKerney Iola Gass Frances Stearns Elxzaheth Hrllman Marguernte Bass Jean Work Clarabel Stanford Ruth Samuelson Anna Troyer Loutse Work Helen Rlgsby OFFICERS FRANCES STEARNS Vxce Pres-:dent BETTY MCKERNEY Secretary Treasurer SPONSORS Mxss Helen Frundell Mlss Elsle Durlcop Mxss Theresa Grantham Mnss LUIS Grandstaff and Mlss Allce lou Parsons To w-McK me , J. ox: , Stearns, Tro r, lar , i sb . o r ow-Hill a , . 'or , a el o , Gass, n r , ass. n 3 o . , . . . . . , . , , 1 RUTH CLARK ...,...,.............,............... ,....... - .a.c...,., ..... .u.... .................. P r e s ident . , . . , . , . V Page 41 Second Row Nelson Waller Tunks Conway Graham Owen Young Front Row Gnllesple Troyer Snyder Smith Bennett Spreth Waters Bond Nat1onal Honor Soc1ety Ellglbxlxty for Natxonal Honor Soclety IS based upon scholarship, leadershlp character and servnce On Aprxl 7, twenty three semors were announced ln assembly, as members of the 0I.'gal1lZ3Il0l'1 Allce Bemmett Opal Bond Mary Conway Helen G1llesp1e Dudley Graham Cleo Lrston Betty McKerney Eleanor Nelson ean Owen Nlxller S1dwell Donald Smlrh MENIBERS Regena Young OFFICERS Mrldred Smxth Wendell Snyder Ruth Sorensen Howard Sp1eth Vxrgla Lee Surface Anna Troyer Lehan Tunks Agnes Vest Thelma Walter Helen Waters Jean Xvorlc JEAN WORK Preszdent MILLER SIDXY ELL Vxce Preszdent HELEN GILLESPIE Secretary ELEANOR NELSON N., ,,,,.,,,,,. ,.....,v....,..,. - ...,,...,.........,....... L ,,..... , -.u.,.Treasurer Top Row-McKerney, Work, Liston, Smith, Sidwell, Sorensen, Vest, Surface W 1 Y 3 l Y 7 W l 7 Y 9 i ! Y C C l ..,...- .--v-----..,-..-,....------- ---... ...A.a -.-....--..----.... ....,- I Page 42 ont Mlxny Hll en ockW k e Bl u1ll and Scroll u1ll and Scroll IS an mternatronal society for high school yournalxsts The orgamza tion was brought into Kearney in 1978 To be a member one must be 1n the upper third of natronal secretarv This year on April 1 ten new members were announced Adeline Suchy was the only 1931 member The new members are Rex Gxlland Elizabeth Hillman Frank Kersenbroclc Betty McKerney ean Sawyer Roberta Stout, 'Xnna Troyer Richard Wade Woodrow XV1rsxg and ean Work Miss Mary Nlchols journalism instructor is sponsor of the group At the banquet held at Hotel Mxdway on April 27 Adeline Suchy presided over the program which had as its theme B E A '1 betty McKerney spoke on Boiler Plate Jean Sawyer Ears, Elizabeth Hillman Add and Frank Kersenbrock Tlurty Fr : c 'e le ', i man, Kers br . A ork, Sawyer. Bac : Suchy, Wade, Troy r, Gill id, Stout. U Q . . . . . I . , . . , Q . . . L . . . the class, outstanding in journalism, recommended by the instructor and approved by the . . ... . 1 - , - : 1 1 A l 1 9 3 ,I 1 1 9 i 1 . , J I . . , . . . , . H . K , . , A . , . . ' ' ff 13, Y QQ ' .,, ' '. ' . 9 er ,sa - - u ,n ' ze - as 7 , , 1 ' Page' 43 Back Row J Dow McNulty Smlth Edmlsten Front Row Ashby Dworak Gass Nelson Tunks Nauonal Forens1c League The Natlonal Forenslc League was brought lnto Kearney I-hgh School just this year The purpose of the orgamzatnon ns to encourage more students to take part rn mterscholasuc debates 'mcl oratory It offers a chance for advancement wrtlnn the orgamzatron, from one degree to another Degree 0 Merit Maxine McNulty Eleanor Nelson MOFFISOH Loewenstern John Dow Dale Donaly Walter Murrrsh Gladys Dworalc CHARLES GAss MARINE MCNULTY MR LLoYn Asx-my MEMBERS Degree o Honor Donald Smxth Lehan Tunlcs Degree of Excellence TEMPORARY OFFICERS Verl Eclnusten Charles Gass President Treasurer Sponsor I U ELEANQR NELSON .,- ..... ---- .... -..as s.....s...a.......... ........A. . - ........ - ....... Secretary Page 44' Back Row McBnde Edmlsten Murrlsh Tunks Loevvenstem Smith Dow Donaly Tollefsen Front Row-Samp Nelson Ashby McNulty Gass Debate Debating tn Kearney Hlgh School exxsrs for the purpose of teachlng students to thmlc for themselves, and then to be able to express those thoughts orally rn an effectlve manner As the two abllmes are an asset to any person 1n any lme of endeavor, debatmg thus be comes a dxstxnctly valuable actxvxty The Nubbms squad, composed of mexpertenced debaters, consxsted of Dale Donaly Albert Tollefsen, ohn Dow, Morrxson Loewenstem, Dan McBride, Walter Murrlsh They engaged m numerous practlce debates wlth Ravenna, Overton, Holdrege, and Kenesaw Out of this group Wlll probably come next year s team The advanced class, conslstlng of Don Smxth, Lehan Tunlcs Noren Samp, Maxme McNulty Eleanor Nelson, Verl Edmlsten, and Charles Gass, 1n addmon to about 12 practxce debates, engaged m the followmg dec1s1on contests Upland Grand Island Grand Island Hastlngs Grand Island Grand Island ere there there ere ere ere RUNNERS UP IN HASTINGS TOURNEY WITH THIS RECORD Kearney Kearney Kearney Kearney Kearney Kearney Kearney Wynmore Auburn Greeley Grand Island Osceola Geneva Hastlngs fmars WOH WOR WOI1 WOII OSI WOII OSL' WOII WOII WOR WO!! WOR ost 1 ' ' I ' V ' 7 ! V . l . Y I Y ' . , , , - me - sv . - - - 7 . . , . . . , . 5 . ' .,,,,,,, , ,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,..,,,ss..,.,,..,.., h ...,.,...,...,., s ,... A .....,..,,..,....,...,.... . 7 Kearney vs. Roseland .........,......................................... -..s........................... W on vs, .,,,..,...,,.,,.,,,,..,,,,,.,,.,...,...... ,...,.. . ..... ,.... . . ..,,,..,.....,,. ..... , . I vs. ....,.....,.......................... ..,......,. . ..... . .........................,.. . vs. ....,....,..,..,............s H ........... . .........s.v.... .. ....A...V.....,4,..... .. vs. .........................-....f. .-.--... ....w ....... 1 -.............--.- . vs. ..... - .............. .e .... - ........... - .... 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Row-Gass Van Buren Wlrslg J Work Parsons Wade Smlth Latm lub Latm Club was organwed an 1924 and has been a good orgamzatron sxnce lts purpose IS to promote a better undcrstandmg of Latm and brxng all Latm students mto a socxal unlt Caesar students quallfy for membershrp by havmg a B average, Crcero pupils may become members wrth a C average Meetmgs are held once a month and Latln games and contests are held lVllEMBERS Mary Conway Beryl Graham Helen Glllespxe lola Gass Opal I-larmoney Kathryn Lantz Clalre Marxe Lanrz Bernlce Magner Ramona Major Margaret Reed Marne Strong THELMA WALTER RAMONA MAJOR ean Sawyer Lucrlle Snyder Ila Snyder Mildred Smxth Roberta Stout Frances Stearns Lourse Van Buren Charles Webbert R1chard Wade Wfoodrow Wlrslg lean Worlc On-rcrns Louxse Work Helen Waters Thelma Walter Albert Tollefsen Nvalter Murrrsh Ales Wrlke Rema Young Emd Dungan Bllly Lohse Marguerlte Neustrom Vzce Preszdent Secretary W Q . Y I Y I I I I Y ' 1 ' 7 l Y 1 ' I 1 l! D I U ' ! 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P r exident Page 46 Top Row Wllke Stout Spxeth Std ell Tollefsen Bennett Davxdson Glllespxe Young Second Row Sawyer McKee Smith Tunks Wade Webb Wilson D Reed Bond Thlrd Row Work Lewxs Suchy Kendall R Wade Conway Waters Hallman Slmon Gass Fourth Row Nelson Surface McKemey Moore Ingram Cary Rothert Gotobed D orak Erwm Ferrell SCISHCC Club Kearney I-Ixgh School Sc1ence Club was orgamzed m 1928, wxth the purpose of pro motlng interest along sclentxflc lmes among students Forty members are chosen ten from each of the four fxelds ln sclence, chemistry, physics, mathematxcs, and bxology These members are chosen for mterest scholarshlp and partxclpatxon in work ames Barton Alxce Bennett Paul Beshore Opal Bond Helen Cary MEMBFRS Raymond Hartford Fhzabeth Hxllman Maurme Hoover Pearl Hopp Carol Lewxs Mary Conway Bxlly Lohse Ella Davxdson Jack McKee Gladys Dworalc Betty McKerney Irene Etwxn Frances Moore Lola Ferrell Eleanor Nelson Iola Gass Dons Reed Helen Grllespxe can Sawyer Marjorxe Gotobed Mark Schaaf Mxller Sldwell Lo1s Slmon Don Smith Howard Spleth Roberta Stout Adelme Suchy Vxrgxa Lee Surface Albert Tollefsen Leban Tunlcs Agnes Vest Harold Wade Rxchard Wade Helen Waters Don Webb Ales Wlllce Loulse Wllson Woodrow Wxrsxg can Work Louxse Worlc Regena Young obn Kendall Dale Donaly Gerald Grxess Bruce Srmtb OFFICERS DON SMITH Vice Presxdent LOLA FERRELL Secretary Treasurer Sporsrsoas Mxss Eva Phalen, Mr W G Ingram, Mr Ernest Rothert - . y , . I . W , ' I . Y . .' I W ' I I ' I Y 1 7 ' ! ' 7 ' l W I .1 I I ' I 3 I . I . I ' 'W 7 I I V I I 9 9 W 1 . 9 ' Fifth Row-Beshore, Donaly, Hartford, Wirsig, Griess, Schaaf. . ' 7 1 7 ' J . . ' J 1 J HOWARD SPIE-1-H ,W ,.,,,.,,,..,,.,.. .A ,...-,.. , .....,, . .... , .... ,..,,. - .... S ..,,...,...,... P resident Page 47 Fu-sr Row Davls Rlzer Huffstutter Baer Neal Sheldon Second Row Bond Burton Shmder Overhexser Nan-na Third Row-Graham OMeara Howard Frank Richter Nau Deets Fourth Row Owen Bennett, Sorensen Bankson Llston Gay Anson ormal Trammg Club The Normal Trammg Club was orgamzed 1n 1924, wlth tlurty five charter members The purposes of the club are to promote the professxon of rural school teaching, to establxsh a closer relauonshnp between umor and Semor Normal Tramers, and to enjoy socral functlons The 3CIlVlflES of the club arc educatxonal programs, busmess meetmgs, plcmcs, partles, and hxkes Naoml Frank Georgra Gay Lois O Meara Helen Rxchter Erma Deets Opal Bond Leona Mccleary Alice Bennett ean Owen RUTH SORENSEN CLEO LISTON AucE BENNETT MEMBERS Ruth Sorensen Cleo Llston Angeline Nama Mildred Davxs Matue Nau Ruth Garnson Opal Ware Esther Neal Mary Huffstutter OFPxcERs Miss HENRIETTA BANKSON, Miss Lots GRANos1'AFr Alberta Baer Cresent Anson Eleanor Howard Helen Waggener Lola Rrzer Alxce Burton Beryl Graham Irene Overhexser Thelma Shrader President Secretary Treasurer Sponsors ' T. 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Vice President Page 48 IVIEMBERS Back Row Garmck Belfrage Faust B Faust Suchy Haury Gladson Johnson Morris Second Row Qulnn Nelson Heldenretch Rork Parr Gallagher Jones Troyer Blakeley Clark Fletcher First Row Hardesty Pledger Gladson Poynter Clocksm Ryan Graham Commercnal Club The Commercxal Cluh was orgamzed to help commelclal students become conversant wlth modern busmess methods and condmons, and to gnve the students an opportunity to enjoy soclal funcnons In adchtlon to holdmg monthly meetings and a yearly banquet for members, the club asslsts wnth the dlstrlct commercxal contest, rn wlnch local students compete Belva Blalceley Dorothy Barlow Ruth Belfrage Maxme Cloclcsm Alberta Clark Ellen Cameron Audrey Dutton Elmer Enms Ben Faust Maxlne Faust Hortense Garmclc Glen Gladson Naoml Glaclson Cecll Gallagher Eloxse Graham Wxlma I-lardesty Mae Hexdenrexch Fritz Haury l lelen Johnson Mayhelle Jones Edna Moms Gwen Murray OFFICERS MARY RYAN M.-xxxNE FAUST ALBERTA CLARK, DONALD NELSON BELVA BLAKELEY THERESA GRANT1-IAM Donald Nelson Evelyn Parr ohn Peterson Marguerxte uxnn Gwen Rorlc Mary Ryan Zandra Stemas Charles Suchy Anna Troyer Preszdent Vice Preszdent Secretary Treasurer Sergeant at Arms Reporter Sponsor T . 3 I ' 1 I 3 I 1 1 D Y 9 ' i' l 9 7 ! 7 ' I 1 ' I Q! 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ELOISE GRAHAM -,- .,..,........,............... - ....... .. .............. - .... . - Page 4 9 Back Row Munster Belfrage Barlow Fogland Van Buren Hoover Smith Lewxs Thnrd Row-Bower Bond Hardesty Suchy Har-money Clark Sherer Mayor Clayton Steams Magnet- Sorensen Hrllman Faust Samuelson Pledger Strong Overhelser Deets Second Row Hxbberd Snnth Stout Dworak Grantham Conway Gnllespxe Eddy Ferrell Walter Flrst Row Nau Cary Lantz McKet-ney Staubnz Henlme Bessie Meyer Stanford C1111 Reserw es Formerly affthated with the city Y W C A, the Glrl Reserves became a separate orgamzatxon 1n 1930 The club IS st1ll a Cl1YlSl0l1 of the Natlonal Gxrl Reserve movement M h ld ' eetmgs are e once each month Thxs club sponsors the Chrlstmas party for the poor chlldren and glves the Thanksgxvmg haslcets Lola Ferrell Gertrude unnn Marguerlte umn Helen ohnson Marie Strong Erma Deets Marjorle Frank Frances Stearns Bernlce Magnet Maurme Hoover Mxldred Smlth Eleanor Nelson Katherine Mattson Irene Overhelser MEMBERS Maxme Faust Opal Harmoney Carol Lewis Adelme Suchy Loulse Van Buren Vlfgla Lee Surface Wllma Hardesty Elleen Smltll Ruth Belfrage Dorothy Barlow Kathryn Lantz Clarabel Stanford Ehzabeth Hlllman Mattie Nau Ruth Sherer Betty McKerney Thelma Walter Gladys Dworak Ella Mae Pledger VlI'glhl3 MIUSCCY Anna Troyer Marjorne Meyer Bernice Needham Mary Conway Helen Glllespxe Mane Edclv Ruth Clark Ruth Samuelson Roberta Stout Ruth Sorensen Ramona Malor Louise Fogland Maxlne McNulty Ed1the Palst Opal Bond Bermce Cochran Marjorxe Hlbherd Paulme Clayton Jane Staulzutz Frances Moore Helen Cary OFFICERS MARY CONWAY Preszdent ANNA TROYER Vxce Prendent H11LEN GILLESPIE Secretary RUTH CLARK Treasurer Sr-oNsoRs Theresa Grantham, Helen Frundell, Ahce Lou Parsons, Loxs Grandstaff l 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 l 1 1 - 1 1 . '1 1 1 1 1 .1 1 1 I 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 . - 1 - . 1 1 1 1 1 1 . '1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - n 4 'Y . . . . , . 1 . . 4 . r ' 4 Page 50 Back Row Clark Mattson Johnson Sldwell Bama Snuth Spxeth Barton Second Row Lohse Link Shofstall Lincoln Barber Wade McDaniel Turner Webber! Dow D Wade Kroutwlck Svendsen Mougey Lancaster Furs! Rows Lantz J Dow Gallagher Yarnal Heath Wlnlg Bloomqulst Bamey Boys Glee Club The Bovs Glee Club, under the dxrectmon of Nhss Elwabeth Cummmgs, ms organlzed to help create a lxlcmg for good muslc, and snve musxcal traxnmg of merxt to 1ts members The usual actlvltles of the club are to enter dlstrxct and state muslc contests, 1f suc cessful ln the former, and to contrlbute muslc for school and clty clubs Harry Barber lames Barton Bernard Blllmgs Clarence Bonta ohn Cavanaugh Donald Clark Donald Dow Ons Haley Rex Heath Davld ohnson Bernard Kroutwxck Logan Lancaster WOODROW WIRSIG HERBERT RAY MFMBERS Francxs Lantz Raymond Lxncoln Billy Lohse Dan McBr1de Leonard McDan1els Lawrence Mattson Arthur Mougey Rolland Osborne Herbert Ray Everett Roach Noren Samp jack Shofstall OFFICERS George Shoop Mlller Sldwell Howard Spxeth Paul Svendsen ohn Turner Harold Wade Rlchard Wade Charles Webberr Woodrow WlfSlg Dale Yarnal Donald Smxth Secretary Lzbrarxan r l y 1 v -. ' 1 lu v, ll Q , w v 1 - 9 ' 1 . , , - 'H ! ' 5 9 ! 7 . I Y I ! ' 9 f J ' .l JOHN TURNER ,,4,, , ,,.,,,,,,,,,...... ..- ...... ..,.- .......... L .........,....,. . .... ........,.. P resident Page 51 W - V Back Row Bessie Hoover Ferrell Cary Lanlz Bennett Surface Garnlck Erwm Secon Row Barney Enos Handy Hrllman Hardesty Blakeley Frank Easrabrooks Fxrst Row Clark Dworak Bower Garrison Henlmc Lewis Lenrz Glrls Glee Club The oblect of the Gu-ls Glee Club, wxth M135 Elxzabeth Cummmgs the du-ector, o help lts members mterpret artlstxcally musxcal selectxons of ment The group glV6S programs and enters the dnstrlct muslc contest to try for perm1ss1on to enter the state mus1c meet JEAN WORK Secretary ELEANOR NELsoN, THELMA WALTER Lzbranans .1 l 1 3 1 9 S l 7 ' 3 ' ' '1- 7 ' 1 I ' 7 l Y ! ' ' . -T I ! S I ! . 1 ' I ' - a . . , . . Q . . . is t RUTH CLARK ......,..,. ..... . ...,............,...,V..Yr...7...,..,.,... ...v,,,,.,...,,,. , ...,,.. . . President Page 52 Sec nd Row N us! om St ong Young Work Sherer Swea gen N lst Ro Sam th ta t K n y V ren M gne G1rls Glee Club Ema ane Barney Gerry Bennett Mary Bessle Belva Blalceley Betty Bower Helen Cary Ruth Clark Gladys Dworalc Doris Eastabroolcs ane Enos Irene Erwln Lola Ferrell Ivlarjorxe Frank Ruth Garrrson I-Iortense Garmclc Erleen Handy Wilma Hardesty Phyllxs Henlme Elxzabeth I-Ixllman Maurme Hoover Kathryn Lantz Eva Mae Lentz Carol Lewxs Betty McKerney Mmvmsns Bermce Magner Katherme Mattson Frances Moore Gwen Murray Mattie Nau Eleanor Nelson Marguerrte Neustrom Ardxs Olson Ruth Samuelson Thelma Shracler Ruth Sherer E1leen Smrth Ruth Sorensen Clarabel Stanford Jane Staubxtz Mar1e Strong Vxrgla Lee Surface Bernlce Swearmgen Thelma Walter Jean Work Louise Work Madge Young Doris McBt1cle Mary McBr1de Back Row-Stanford, Shrader, J, Work, Olson, Nelson, D. McBride, ISI. MCB d o 1 e l' , r . , , , rin , 'r w- uelson, Smi , S ublz, Mc er e , an Bu , Moore, ' 3 Page 53 Crchestra The object of the orchestra rs to create an mterest rn good musrc to help the student tnterpret, and to promote team work and cooperatxon The orchestra entertams at assemhlres helps grve an annual concert and plays at cxvrc programs The Kearney I-hgh group rated lughcsr honor rn xts drvxsron at the drstrrct IHUSIC contest Vzolms ohn Kendall Imogene Sears Ardxs Olson Howard Sp1eth Agnes Vest Beverly Betts Harold Mattson Elmer McKmney Dolores Wherry Wrlma Crawford Marjorre Rrcheson Alpha Wxlke Viola: Sarah Lee Weld ames Barton MEMBERS Cello: ean Owen Paul Reddy Doris Gard Bass Ila Snyder Duane I-Iedrrx Pzano Helen Waters Alto Clarmet Margaret Cary Bassoon Maurxce May Oboe Margaret Etzelmrller Amelrta Barney Clarinet Robert Spongherg oe Ellrott Ellrs Frazer Wlalter Nye Flute Lourse Van Buren Irene Erwm Madge Randolph Eleanor Laue Trombone Logan Lancaster Cornet: Dale Yarnal Kurtz May Percurszon Erleen Handy . . , . , J . J J ' . U Horns J . . MR. ARTHUR HARRELL, Director Page 54 Band The band IS organxzed for the purpose of furtherlng the mterest ln musxc and helpmg students develop then' abxlltles The band plays at football games at assemlnlv programs and on other occaslons Bw Clarxnets Robert Dean Ellis Frazer Robert Sponberg Wwdrom W1fSlg Dean Benson Lots Samp Herman Taylor oe Ellxott Rex Heath Walter Nye Charles Baldwm Floyd Tuffs Bassoon Ema ane Barney Alto Clarinet Margaret Cary Bas: Clarmet Stanford Smith Alto Saxophone: Kenneth Nelson Dal Gxlland MEN1BERS or SENIOR BAND Eb Clarmet Bethene Cheney Oboe Amelrta Barney F ute Loulse Van Buren Calbert Moss Basses Howard Spxeth Duane Hedrlx ames Barton Edward Linder String Bass Ila Snyder Horns Madge Randolph Eleanor Laue erome Wtmberley Paul Shennum Tenor Saxophone Marlt Atchxnson Comets Dan Nye Bernard McKerney Dale Yarnal Kurtz May Francxs Lantz Lealand Olson Roger Lancaster Trombone: Logan Lancaster Paul Reddy Mxller Sldwell Robert Ball Bxlly Lohse Hozen Rhoades Brmtones Donald Smnrh Ne1l Radford Cecll Martln lvlerlxn Brown Percusszon Jack Hoover Elleen Handy Bernard Morrxs MR ARTHUR I-IARRELL Dxrector I . . I Susanne Stearns Piccolo Gerald Hollingsworth 1 ' I b . L 5 . . J - . J ' 1. ' Page 5 5 MYMBERS Top Row Swanson Henderson Ingram Judy Hall Marian Howard Baer Swayne Second Row-Shafto Haley Bouton lx May Johnson Slaughter H Henderson E Loewensteln Pemberton D Wilson B Wilson J Nlay Sheldon M May From Row T Wilson W Snyder Not: Cook W Locwenstem M Loewenstem Radford Future Farmers of Amerlca Ag Club was the flrst name grven to the organxzatron wluch IS now the Kearney Chapter of the Future Farmers of Almerxca In 1926 the organxzatlon was started and rn 1029 was granted a charter The oblectxves of the club are to promote vocatlonal agrxculture, to create more mterest nn farmxng, to promote tlmft, and develop rural leaderslup Each year the chapter sponsors a banquet, and the Unxon Pacrfxc Rallroad awards to some member a 100 scholarsln ever ear P Y Y Herbert Baer Ralph Bouton Ellsworth Bowlcer Bxlly Faser Derol Glllxland Gxfforcl Haley Curtxs Henderson Harlan Henderson Orlen Howard Bxlly Hultman Wallace Ingram Sidney Johnson Morrxson Loewenstem Everett Loewenstem Weldon Loewenstexn Dwight Marlatt John May Maurice May Roy Notz Vrrgll Pemberton Neal Radford Lyle Shafto Edward Sheldon Kenneth Slaughter Wendell Snyder Gayle Stevens Carl Swanson Ray Swayne Donald Wrlson Tommy Wllson Paul Wllson Reuel Hall Kurtz May OFFICERS Roy Norz Presxdent WENDELL SNYDER Vzce Prerzdent TOMMY WILSON Treasurer MORRISON LQEWENSTIIN Reporter NEAL RADFORD Sergeant al Arms i n 3 y 'u 1 v n 1 - . v u ls - ' y - v 1 - v - 1 Q u - ' v - ' v f ' v - s - - I W ' 7 ' I 3 V ' ' 7 ' 1 ' l ,, ,, . . . . . . WELDON LOEWENSTEIN .,.... ,............r.... .... - ...... . - ..,...V.............. .Secretary Page 5 6 Back Row Cary Mmster W'aller Wxlson Faust Wes! Major Rugsby jones Ferrell Second Row Bower Hlbberd Dworak Wells Handy Cheney Hillman Dungan Frank Mather Thurston Anson Furs! Row Shen-er Gillespie McKemey Pledge: Durkop Troyer Meyer Cochran G1rls Athlc-:t1c ASSOC13t1OH G1rls Athletlc Assoc1at1on was organnzed to create a greater mterest m gn-ls sports, and to standarcllze then actwmes m conformance wxth the Nebraska League of I-hgh Schools Helen Glllespxe Bermce Cochran Marjorle Meyer Ramona Majors Anna Troyer Thelma Walter Lola Ferrell Crescent Anson Maxme Faust Loulse Wxlson HELEN GILLFSPIE ANNA TROYER BEnN1cE Cocl-IRAN BETHENE CHENEY BETTY MCKERNEY MAXINE FAUST MARJORIE MEYER ELLA MA1: PLEDGER ELs1E Duxucoe MEMBERS Elxzabeth I-Ixllman Enxd Dungan Helen Cary Betty McKerney Blanche Thurston Maybelle Jones Ella Mae Pledger Phyllls Henlme Elame West Helen Mather OFFICERS Helen R1gsby Marjorxe Frank A1leen Handy Gladys Dworalc Vlfglhla Mmster Betty Bower Madge Young Ruth Sherer Mary Hlbbercl Vxvxan Wells Preszdenl Vice Preszdent Secretary Treasurer Tenms Leader Hockey Leader Soccer Leader Basketball Leader Tumblmg Leader Sponsor M 1 ' 7 9 I ! 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Baseball Leader Page 57 The club was orgamzecl to create a greater mrerest 1n sports, to perform at football Back Row Overhelser Balcom Cary Stout Fogland Waller lx Lantz Second Row-Stanford Bessie Erwin Winslow Samuelson Smuh Magnet Hoover Conway Moore Eddy Mclierney Fxrst Row C M Lantz Enos Bower Clayton Staubntz Manson Henlme, Foster Pep Club The Pep Club was orgamzed rn 1931, under the sponsorship of MISS Alxce Lou Parsons The members chose as the regulatxon costume whlte tams whnte sweaters and bl slcxrts V1V13n Balcom Mary Bessie Betty Bower Helen Cary IVIEMBERS Pauline Clayton Mary Conway Marie Eddy Jane Enos Irene Erwm Loulse Fogland Tbora Foster Phyllxs Henlxne Maurme Hoover Bernice Magner Clalre Mane Lantz a 1 ue Frances Moore Katberme Mattson Kathryn Lantz Betty IVIcKerney Madelme Overhexser Ruth Samuelson Mlldred Smxth ane Staubltz Clarabel Stanford Roberta Stout Barbara Hart Thelma Walter Madge Leonard Bertha Wxnslow l l M l l 7 4 I 3 1 r' ' l 1. 1 .I 9 I Q L! l . I 1 I I I M ' ' Y Y V 1 V 4 l Y . games, and to lead organized yells. Page 58 Back Row Major Schmitz Stearns Atchison Nelson Suchy Second Row Webber! I Work L Work Ferrell Nye Shofstall Wade Wnrsxg Troyer Waters Eastabrooks Fxrst Row-Smith Peaker Gass Wilkie Gillespie McKemey Hillman Ath1et1c ASSOC13t1OH The Atlllenc Assoclatxon was flrst orgamzed xn 1925, under d1rect1on of Mr C R XVadclle and Mrs Marre Eberhart The purposes of the club arc to encourage participation and mterest 111 athletxcs, to oversee the actlvmes of the cheer leaders Mark Atchison Harry Barber Dorxs Eastabrooks Lola Ferrell Iola Gass Helen Glllespxe Elxzabeth I-hllman Bernard McKerney Ramona Major Lawrence Mattson DAN NYE HELEN GILLESPIE MEMBERS Eleanor Nelson Dan Nve Kathleen Parks ack Peaker Bernard Schmltz ack Shofstall Bruce Smlth Mxldred Smnth Frances Stearns Adelxne Suchy OFFICERS SPoNsoRs Anna Troyer Rrchard Wade Helen Waters Charles Welnlaert Elalne West Woodrow Wxrsxg can Work Louxse Work Vice President Secretary Treasurer Theresa Grantham, Allce Lou Parsons, Ernest Rotlmert, Russell Wxlkne I . . sponsor 'pep rallies, to give the annual football banquet, to decorate goal posts, and to JACK PEAKER -,-,,,r4, M ,,,,,,,, M ,,,- ,,,, , ,, ...,,,,,.,,-,.r E v,.,.......,,. .....,.... ......,...,, , P Tefidefll Page 59 Football Banquet Radxo was the theme of the 1931 Grxd Banquet held at the Jumor Hugh club rooms on December 2 It was effectlvely carr1ed out rn decoratxons and umque place cards Dlck Wade was the chxef radno announcer from lx H S over the network Statlon T E A M had as nts announcer Heb Campbell who spoke on Cooperatxon Rex Gllland spoke on Rtght Start ln Llfe over statlon K I C K Statxon H O L D had as nts speaker the Honorable Ralph Carter who spoke on Stnckmg to Rwht Prmcxples From Statxon R U S H came a speech on Imtratxve and Resourcefulness by ack Peaker Statxon R U N was represented by Dudley Graham who talked on Alertness And last on the natronal hookup was statnon G O A L wxth Coach Tom Ellnott clxscusslng Wxnmngs The menu consxsted of frult cocktaxl Swrss steak mashed potatoes brown gravy buttered beans carrots pxneapple celery salad orange pmeapple sherbet chocolate cookles and coffee Miss Ethel Burmood wlth the ard of the umor Hugh coolcmg classes served thxs banquet for the Quests who consxdered If a gala affaxr The guests present were Harold Campbell Carol Brandt Rex Frank Madge Leonard ack Peaker Elsxe Ayres Dale Yarnal Dons Eastabrooks Don Mordock Maxme Craven Oliver Saunders Phylhs Henlme Mark Atchnson Bertha Wmslow Bernard Bxllmgs Ellza McKee Leota Fugate IVIelv1n Church Lxla Wfxlktns Cecll Gallagher Iola Gass George N1clcel Gwendolyn Schrack Ernest Householder ean Work Harry Barber Katherme Mattson Bruce Smlth Marguerxte umn Roy Vest Margaret Phllllps Maurlce Carson Pauline Clayton Asher Thomas Charlotte Malowney Charles Wells Loretta Neal Don Clark Barbara Hart Sidney Morrlson Ruth Samuelson Charles Saunders Adelme Suchy XX arren Barney Kathleen Parks Lawrence Mattson Geraldme Bennett Bernard McMahon Bernlce Magnet Charles Webbert Everett Roach Richard NVade Leonard McDan1el Al bert Tollefsen ohn Gannon Carl Snyder Roger Grosh Rex Gllland Dudley Graham Eldrldge Snowden Ellis Scheetz Bernard Krourwlck Albert White Mxlford Wtseman Wlllxam Knoll Donald Dow Herbert Flannery Donald Burman Charles Grantham Dan Nye Dulworth Graham Paul ordan VC71llxs Wolcott Gxfforcl Haley Roy Harrns Helen XVaters Dons Turner Frances Stearns Ramona Majors Eleanor Nelson Helen Gxllespxe Bernard Schmrtz Lawrence Richter Mr and Mrs Thomas Elhott Mr and Mrs Ralph H Carter Mr and Mrs O A W xrstg Mr and Mrs Casey Merryman Miss Allce Lou Par sons M1ss Theresa Grantham Miss Alta Ixtbler Mtss Mary Ntchols Mr Russell Wxlkre and Mr Raymond Schremer tr ' as - - - , . . . . , , ' Q! 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X' 1 1 X X X X -x , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1' - ' N ,,,.,,xm,,.,, X Sports on Deck U U The sun on the sea wave lres whrte as the moon but the crrsp sparkle of the water calls for mvlgoratxng sports to whet the appetxte As the shlp ploughs through the fathomless depths of hrgh school learnmg one fact stands out lxlce a whrte sarl on the horxzon Atbletzcs are conducwe to sound tbmkmg' Football moulds character basketball defeats mvolun tary awlcwardness, and track, a delight to the mmmorcal flame of actrve youth creates polse at once easy natural and unem barrassed Lxfe stretches before all allurmg as che open sea The by early precepts of rrght ltvmg Professronal guilds are built on moral character acqulred and msplred by Youths alm for physrcal perfectlon and the realm of arts and letters has no charm to the creatrve the brllllant, 1f the body IS weak and complammg The tide of high school lrfe rushes on' Athletrc heroes of today gxve 'way to the stars of tomor row' But as the waxes show therr teeth m the flyxng breeze so the athlete waylays Destmy and blds hun stand and delxver' 5 ' - I 7 - l 9 world of business demands a cool, calculating mind refreshed . . . . , . , U Y . . . Page 62 Coach Thomas M. Elliott Coach Elliott again demonstrated his un- usual ability as a coach when with an inex- perienced squad and few veterans to work with he built a football team capable of sev- eral upsets. In basketball Coach Elliott turned out a club which easily took the Regional Tourna- ment for the third successive year. In his first year at Kearney, Mr. Elliott took his team to the finals in the State Basketball Tourna- ment. Coach Elliott was an outstanding player at the University of Nebraska for several years and is one of the best basketball coaches in the state. Captain Harold Campbell ptain Harold Campbell won his third K in high school football at center Heb had played in the line for three years was an excellent defensive player and made a very fine captain leading the team to victory in half of its games Harold was given recognition on several of if ,I ' ' Q! 7, 5 , the Mid-State selections. P ge 63 HARRY BARBER Harry was like Peaker small but mxghty quarterback Harry was the speed merchant of the team and broke away for many good gatns MAURICE CARSON Lmle but mnghty that applled to Carson What he lacked ln weight he made up ln speed and fight Maurice has another year when we will see a lot of htm DON CLARK Don was another back of dlmlnu me proportions but like Barber Snyder and Peaker he made up for hls lack of size by hts speed and shlftlness Though Don throws from the wrong side we expect to see a lot of htm next season REX FRANK Rex was one of the smallest on the team but oplnton has tt he played the hardest 'Franks takes his football senously and hts steady practice developed htm unto a good runnmg, hard blockxng back Rex was spectacular ln catching and knocktng down passes and filled the btll as a kicker on several occasions JOHN GANNON John made has letter as a tackle John was rangy and bxg and studled the op games and always held up hts end very well REX GILLAND Rex was moved from an end posmon to that of a halfback because of his abtllty to run pass and klck Gully was a real trtple threa man and assumed the addmonal responsnblltty of call Ing the stgnals Rex not only carried the ball but blocked effectively for hrs runnmg mates Hts shoes will be hard to itll DUDLEY GRAHAM Dud made his second football letter as a guard He was a smart football player In every sense of the word He knew hrs as sngnment on every play as well as the assignment of most of his te1m mates Dud was a heady, fast clever player and ranks well with the best guards In Kearney Hugh htstory GIFFORD HALEY Haley was used at either tackle or guard Glfford was handicapped by manor tnjurxes all season but when he was ln there he was always a tower of defcnslve strength Haley IS al o lost by the gtaduatlon route , - ' , ' . a ' H 71 T ' I T l I V 1 V . ' , , . . L . . , ,, . . . ponents' type of attack. He played in many important y - ' u - 1, i . - I K . . . . ' -U H - - -1 U . .. . l I , ' ' . QI I! ' S Page 64 FRITZ HAURY Fritz started as a fullback but was switched to tackle because of the shortage of lmemen early tn the season Fntz rs an aggressive football player and plays with a lot of splrlt Hts abtltty to handle the ball wtll make hlm valuable as an end or center as well as a tackle We expect Fntz have a bug season next fall WILLIAM KNOLL Dobbm ts the ftrst ninth grader In years to make a football letter Yes, he has three more years And as he was the brggest man on the squad last year we expect blg thlngs of htm before he gradu-xtes BERNARD KROUTWICK Kut was the heav test boy on the first team and demonstrated that he could use hrs weight to advantage Kut played guard on defense and few plays went by hxm Kut rs an other over whom we slgh when we think of graduation DON MORDOCK Don made his first K as a center There will be a bug vacancy for htm to ftll next fall when Campbell wlll be absent Murdock rs an accurate passer and wtth hrs ftght and speed should be a llne star next season GEORGE NICKEL Nlck played his fn-st year at end He IS bug and fast and should make a real name for htlnself next year as an end or as a halfback George was especlally handy at recetvmg and inter ceptmg passes Hrs mtercepnon and run meant a vrctory on the snow field at Franklm last Thanksglvlng JACK PEAKER Jack made hrs second letter as a quarterback Peaker was the midget of the team but never turned out for the btg boys Jack proved himself a good ball carrler and ln several games sup plied the necessary punch when the other boys began to ure Peakers specialty was runmng back kicks LAWRENCE RICHTER Lawrence played end his only year on the hugh school team Although lack mg lh experience he made up for tt tn aggresslveness and speed CARL SNYDER Dutch played fullback and how He dtdnt play all the time but as soon as he was rn there the fireworks would always start Although small,fhrs speed and drtve xull make htm very valuable next all Q. - u , 1 v ' ' I I! ' ll ' ' ft s N . to .. . ,, . . . t . -1 H - - -1 H - H 1- - - - 1. .1 u ' 1. - - . , . . . rf ns I . , . , Page 65 n Pi . 1 . r 1 ev 5, cn- .s K- : ,,,., ...sm ,,.,-,.. ..........,,,, ,,-. , , ---.,.,,-..,... ..1,.-- .- .. ,...................-.-.e. ...Y .-. 1...s,....,.-,. , KENNETH SWAN-Swan made his first football letter as an end. His size and ability to catch passes made him very valuable to the team. Swan was one of the most faithful workers on the team and was con- stantly striving to improve himself. ASHER THOMAS- Ash made his letter as an end. Although he was tried in the backfield his ability to catch passes, block and go down under kicks caused him to be shifted back to end and kept there. ALBERT WHITE- Al made his first letter in football as a half- back. Necessity made him play most every position in the backfield and he did it very creditably. Al is big and fast and was one of the best blockers on the squad. He and Yarnal should make a great pair of backs next season. MILFORD VVISEMAN-- Milf made his letter as a tackle and guard. Milf developed steadily and was one of the outstanding linemen by the end of the season. He was quick to size up the opponents' plays and was seldom blocked out. We only wish he was with us another year. DALE YARNAL-Dale developed into a first class line plunger. Already the boys are predicting how much he will average on his plunges next season. Yamal is big and has a deceptive change of pace. His ability to back up the line has also brought him much deserved praise. We expect big things of Dale next year. NO CAPTAIN. By a majority vote of the players of Kearney High School it was decided that no captain would be elected for various sports, but would be appointed by the coach at the beginning of each game for the year 1932-33. Yell Leaders Mildred -Smith, Doris Eastabrooks. - .'fJx. -J!-'M 2341 z L xL7i4lI3u+tAL'E34 s 2 uw, -,. --- . . . . Page 66 fi-..............., Kearney Kearney Kearney Kearney Kearney Kearney Kearney Kearney Kearney Football Results 7 Lexmgron York North Platte Crete Hastnngs Gothenburg Ansley Grand Island Franklm Grand Island won Mxd State txtle wrth three w1ns and a ue Crete was second wrth three wms and no losses but dxd not play enough games to be elxgxble for the trtle l l 20 ' .,-...,..,,-,......,-......-,..,....-....-....,--...,,..--...,.. 7 ' ..--, Kearney .........,................. . ..,,.............................. 32 Broken Bow , ......,....... .. .....,.. ,.........,........................,.... 7 ..,... . .. Page 67 Kearney Franklin BckR ae Ry Alln Snyd FstR G ry NklFank Basketball d REGULAR SEASON Scomss Kearney Kearney Kearney Kearney Kearney Kearney Kearney Kearney Kearney Kearney Kearney Kearney Kearney Kearney Kearney Kearney Kearney Kearney Kearney ackson Lincoln Crete Geneva North Platte Gothenburg Beatrice Grand lsland Newman Grove Ravenna Minden Lexington three extra periods Holclrege Hastings REGIONAL TOURNFY 3 Gibbon Franklin 26 Minden 28 Lexlngton STATE TOURNEY 12 West Point a ow-Fr z r, Elliott, Trainer o Harris. Second Row-Kauer, Erwin. e , er. ir ow- raham, Han , Swan, ic e, r . Gillan and Campbell, who graduated at mid-year, are not in the pic! e. .. ............. ,.....,...,...........,,..,,.,...,,.,... 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Kearney. ....,..,...,....,r.,...,,....,. - ,..,........,.,,..,.......,,r 31 Norfolk ffour extra periodsj . .......,.......,,.,..,.......,.,...................... .,,...,. . 28 ....... . ....,,.................... ,, , ,.,,,,,...,,,.,,,.,,,,..,,...,,, , ,..,,,,,..l..,....... .Wzs ' L f ' ' ,..,,.,..,,..,.,..,,.,,....,,..,.,...., .....,.,...,.,,.... 1 S ' ....r.,.......,.1-,.. ..A.......... - .- Page 68 Back Row--Knapp D Graham Green Kroutwlck Burns McGraw Robmson Nye Scott Gxlllland Baseball 1931 Baseball ns no longer consxdered a major sport m Kearney H1gl1, due to laclc of support and xnterest shown by the students Kearney playecl but four games tlns season, playxng two games with Rlverdale and two wlth Sumner The games were all won by Kearney 1 ' I I l 9 l ! Y ' I 9 1 I . ' First Row-Schmitz, Dow, -Wells, Carter, Abood, Doyle, Nelson, Thomas, Rothert. Page 69 Back Row-Patterson, George, Knapp, Howard, Haley, Nickel, Sidwell, Clark. Second Row-Heist, Randall, Richter, Bontn, Lentz, Berry, Kersenbrock, Wade, Cavannugh. First Row-Hanson, Frank, Worley, Vest, Saunders. Barber, Fay, Grantham, Elliott. Track SCHEDULE AND RESULTS. Hastings Relays-April 11-Kearney woh one-half mile relay. Gothenburg-April 17-Gothenburg won 36-33. Callaway-April 24-Kearney won meet. Columbus-May 2-Mid-State fdicl not participatej. Lincoln-Nlay 8-9-Panek first in pole vault, third in high hurdles, Frank second, 880 Lettermen Track: Panek, Gilland, Frnk, Vest, Barber, Clark, and Worley. Page 70 ' -.3 445 E Book of Lzfe on Shzpboam' -f' .7-Nf-N, -' - ... vxsx, .- jf E J , , ' 1 Xxx X K 1- E , , I - I qw-'A ' ' X -.4 .. -- -I - . P 7-i Book of Llfe on Shlpboard m Cl What would a shxp be w1thout some form of orgamza non? The Shxp K H S has a well orgamzed system of government, ln wlnch each sallor takes lns share If he 15 a good and faxthful cmzen he obeys the laws of the shlp He wxll perform hrs mdxvxdual dunes, and wnll have consldera tlon for those wlth whom he must come 1n contact and wlth whom he must work The lcmd of c1t1zen he IS whxle young w1ll dxrectly ln fluence hrs later lnfe If he le1rns to HSSOCIQIC w1th people, to welcome h1m however, rf whlle U1 school he must he watched and corrected and punished at every step so vsxll he contmue to need watchmg After all, one of the mam oblects Ln talcmg thxs voyage IS to learn to associate wxth people and learn to be a good c1t1zen Everyone does not recogmze tlns fact If each under stood exactly why he was explormg those far dxstant shores of knowle e, perhaps the shxp could put ashore more sallors better fxtted to take thelr place ln the world and become a good and faithful c1t1zen of the Unxted States Thus ln ex en the necessary government of the shxp an Lmportant lesson 15 gwen to those who can reach out and grasp If The lessons one learns while young are often f1mCS the lessons most deeply lmpressed and is careful to observe their rights the world will be glad dg . . . Page 72 May Fete 1931 Fesuval Days a dance drama ln three epx sodes preceded the crowmng of the queen of the May at the seventh annual May fete at the unlor I-hgh audltorlum on May 15 1931 Gypsy dances Pur1tan tableaux and the In dlan ceremomal constxtuted Part I autumn, whxle a tmsel dance skaters waltz and mmuet symbollzed Part II wxnter Followmg the flower dance herald of sprlng came the gxrls of the d8lSy chain who preceded the queen and her attendants GENEVIEVE KEENAN Selected by popular vote of all girls IH hlgh school on the basis of qualmes of the xdeal gxrl Elxzabeth Flnlce was named queen ln 1931 Gene vxeve Keenan who rece1ved second hlgh number of votes was acclaimed maxd of honor A patncxpant m many act1v1t1es Betty was preslclent of G1rl Reserves and a member of ulll and Scroll and of Nanonal Honorary Soclety while Genevieve was ed1tor of the Echo and a member of Quill and Scroll and of National Honorary Society J . . . . , . Queen and Maud of Honor . . I , Q . Page 73 Stanford Ct-men McKee Grandtaff Matt n Wnlow Wrrlg Gas M :dock Hillman D .lumor Play Tlus year the Jumor class presented Slctddmg as 1ts annual class play Thls play under the drrectlon of Mrss LOIS Grandstaff was gwen December 11 1n the umor High audxtornum The play, m a hnlarrous manner showed how a pretty grrl was wrllxng to g1ve up ro mance for a polltxcal career The two marrled daughters however were wrllmg to gtve up a matrlmonlal career for a stay at home wxth mother Although the play was humorous a great deal of real phllosophy was well blended m the plot Aunt Mllly Mrs Hardys sxster was played by Elxzabeth Hlllman Woodrow Wrrsrg was Andy Hardy a roudy youth about frfteen years old Lawrence Mattson and Bertha XV1nslow played the parts of udge Hardy and hrs wrfe Clarabel Stanford and Maxine Craven were the two drscontented married daughters Iola Gass portrayed the part of Maman I-Iardv, the energetxc young lady and Don Mordoclc acted the part of her lover John Dow took the role of the grandfather and Jack McKee was Mr Stubbrns a polmcnan , ' , , - s , so , 'i s , ' s' , s, o ', ' , ow. 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Y, ' - . 7 ' I ' 7 ' Page 74 tt nh! nks Wok Brto Morrl I' yeSMN ty and! e Mge 1 n u Semor Play The annual semor play was presented February 19 1n the un1or I-hgh audltorxum as one of the fmal hrgh spots 1n the class actxv1t1es Lxlxes of the Fxeld by ohn Hastxngs Turner was the play of 1932 The plot was woven around an Enghsh v1car and hxs family The vicar was of a lxkeable nature always anxrous to do what he thought was rxght His wuce was heart and soul for their twm daughters xn whom she put much falth The grand mother Mrs Heads mother, was of '1 very dommatmg nature and was not to be ruled by declsrons of her son 1n law Ellzabeth and Catherine the twenty year old tvuns were somewhat changed due to a birthday present glven by the grandmother Eltzabeth changed her manner and appearance to mld vrctorxan but Catherine remamed extremely modern Barnby Haddon was lured bv Elizabeth s charms and Bryan Ropes was enchanted by Mxss Catherlne s ways The Hon MOHICH Flane and Lady Susan Roclcer London SOC1Cty dames hlghly admired Ellzabeths ways and fr1endsh1p with Mr Haddon YVxthers and a mald were employed m the elaborate household of the grandmother CHARACTFRS Lehan Tunlcs Rev ohn Head the vxcar ean Work Anne h1s wife Eleanor Nelson Mrs Roolce Walter the grandmother Anna Troyer V lrgxa Lee Surface Catherme Head Ellzabeth Head tmnsl Barnby Haddon the antlquarlan ames Barton Bryan Ropes Enghsh suxtor Geraldlne Bennett HOD MOUICH Plane 'Vlgxmg McNulty Lady Susan Rocker Bernard MOFIIS Wlthers fman servant Bernxce Magnet The Maid Lef o R'g -Tu , r , a' n, 's, ' ro r, c ul ', Gr s aff, B nnelt, a n r, Nelson, Joh :so , rface. . . . 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We Scrence Club held 1ts fxrst meetmg 13 Latin Club held a meetmg Loads of fun and the best eats can Work is president she IS such a dear 16-Bearcats beaten agam Crete this trme 19 0 78 We certamly dld beat Broken Bow, 37 '7 Some game 23 Spealcmg of football games, we beat Hastings 70 20-G A A had a meeting tomght s n 's a . , os i ro . e a , o course. C 0 -s e . -a- a, is. You li I dicke s says Pax to Spu . o o e a u , ' s hry . l . . 7- ' ' . ' , 'Y 9 2 ' - 9-N -- - '. - . . . ' . ' ' .- ll!!! . , - . an T - I B-6-1 n T . , - . Page 76 e p a Il e f otball L y o th ee ay Hortense g m try t th f orb ll cap! un NOVFMBER 1 Ganz orchestra was here tonxght It was snnply marvelous 5 Commerclal Club met 6-Simply froze to death at game wxth Gothenburg today We won 70 9 Natlonal Educatlon Week began and we had more speeches They were 1nterestmg though 13 Bearcats played Ansley today 197 for us well hardlyll Stomach aches DECEMBER 7 Can you xmagxne xt' The football banquet was keen Radlo was theme-cutest little earphones and radxos that Darlmg Dxck NVade was toastmaster 9-G1rl Reserves had a mce meetmg Im so txred' Iola Gass and Don Mordock looked marvelous rn the umor play tomght Sklddmg Maxine Craven Clarabel Stanford Swede Mattson, Bertha Wlnslow Oh everyone was grand Girl Reserves had thelr Chrxstmas party for poor children The ch1ldren had gobs of fun I even enjoyed playmg wlth them Im so dlsappomted I could gargle butrermllk Alumnn defeated Bearcats m basketball tomght 28 26 Franklm played basketball here we beat '112 Vacation already Imagme lt' School out until anuary 5 JANUARY 1 Whoops New Yeats didnt get m tnll almost three 8-Basketball fellows went to Lincoln and beat lackson 2818 W r c 'c 0 . ove me, love m d g. just we r , s s . Our eo e eacher. Seniors six years ago. Our hero, e o a a' . 28-Thanksgiving vacation-ate so much turkey plus mashed potatoes, gravy, pies, etc.-? . . . , 1 1 n , 0 I 111 - - - -tc - - .sa - et as J - 9 9 1 v 17- . D' 'l 1. ' . 18- . ' - ' ' . ' j . - , u- . , . . Page 77 9 Another VICCOEY for K H S Bearcats defeated Lincoln 1-Ilgh Z4 21 15 Crete would took us down 2119 16-Of all the games Geneva beat us 21 Bearcats got beaten by North Platte 217 23 Agam we are handed a defeat by Beatrlce 1913 29-Speaking of funny thmgs Grand Island played here and the fellows wore the funnxest llttle shlrts but they beat us 4223 Isnt If tcrrrble' FEBRUARY Athletlc ASSOCIHEIOH had a party had gobs of fun Lyceum course had a number Enter Madame presented by Llttle Theatre Boys went to Norfolk and beat 31 29 also beat Newman Grove 25 13 Played Ravenna here we beat 28 23 Of all the perfectly scrumptuous events lh the hne of basketball LCX1l'lgE0l'l played here and we actuallv had to play 3 extra perlods to heat them 25 2: Semor Play tomght Vlfgla Lee Surface had the lead and made a darlxng old fashxoned gxrl Spud Johnson was a collector of antlques Bearcats got beaten by Hastmgs Txgers 24 18 MARCH G A A tomght Vfflsh I could have gone They do have such DICE t1mes Kearney won Reglonal Tournament 14-Science Club tomght Some 111 smellmg stuff was made 15 Glee Clubs gave a mus1cal gxrls had darlxng dresses 25 Only one clay vacatlon but xt helped got a cute new su1t 30 31 Debate Tournament Kearney came out on top APRIL 12 DISIFICE Commercial contest I hope I-IE wxns Z Oh my clear d1ary can you rmamne xt I actually got up at 6 30 for the G R break fast Isnt lf surpr1s1ng9 11 Went to Glrl Reserves 13-Gxrls Club had a mother daughter tea xt was very nice '72 23 Dlstrxct MUSIC Contest was held here and of all the musxc and people MAY 6 7-State Music Contest May Fete tonxght Ir was awfully pretty M1c1Srare track meet The Crystal Room was magmflcenr tomght umor Semor banquet was best ever I recelved a lovely corsage Evervthmg rs happenmg all at once I know the pxcmc, breakfast wxll be fun then Baccalaureate tomorrow mght Commencement IS May 26-I know we wrll all hate to leave K H S School won t out trll May 2 but I ll stop thls diary and put xt away wlth other memorles of K 1-I S Report Cards, Blue Shps etc Goodbye A SENIOR GIRL . 'ffiwflllf - '. - ' 3- . . . - I 51 I tr 99 - -- 12- I , g - . 13- . . W. . I wi n 1 .I u u n - Q 23- ' ' ' - .1 5- ' . 11-Declam contest. Charles Gass won oratorical. Don Smith won extemporaneous. . , . . 13- ' . . 21- ' - . 21- . . . u J . H . U 23- l . . . D p . . K . - ' I ' . . . ' be . 7 7 , . . . . . . ' g 5 ' , Page 78 Class Wrll It seems as though rt all happened yesterday Everyone was busy packrng trunks, surt cases and bags The room was rn complete turmorl The Senrors were preparrng to go on a lrfe voyage from whrch they would never return Everythrng berng ready they hurrred to the dock The steward showed them the state room from whrch they would recerve the frnal passage trcket There on top of all the luggage was the wrll of the class of 32 It read as follows The Senrors bequeath therr srncere affectron and gratitude to their sponsors The Junrors recerve the prrvrlege of followrng rn the senrors footsteps that steep an drffrcult road to crownrng herghts of wrsdom The Sophomores recerve the shrnrng example made by the Senrors whrch they are sorry to say rs a brt tarnrshed Adelrne Suchy bequeaths her posrtron as edrtor of the Echo to anyone who can put out an rrreproachable paper Betty McKerney wrlls to Edna Nlorrrs her abrlrty to carry on a non stop conversatron Ellen Cameron grves to Barbara Hart her nonchalant appearance and her quret laugh Rev Frank bequeaths Madge Leonard to Moms Carson provrdrng he may date her erght nrghts a week Dud Graham vrrlls to Charles Wfebbert hrs athletic abrlrty and hrs way wrth women Qum ro be found under therr seats Dorrs Eastabrooks and Dale Yarnal declare the radrator rn the west hall open to squatter soverergnty Charles Grantham leaves hrs entrre stock of pennres, Buffalo nrckels and marbles to Norman Harrrs To Clarabel Stanford, Vrrgra Lee Surface leaves her drarnatrc abrlrty Rex Grlland leaves hrs noble abrlrtv as end on the tcam to hrs younver brother Dar Dan Nye warves hrs clarm on Marjorre Meyer because she rs too young to take on lrfe s long Journey Clarre Marre Lantz wrlls all her notes to her younger srster, Kathryn ack Campbell falls herr to Bernard Nlorrrs book on How to be Popular Kenneth Swan leaves a bundle contarnrng twenty frve pounds of flesh and twelve rnches of herght to Drck Wade Drck Shofstall wrlls hrs hazy attrtude and remarkable abrlrty to awaken at the end of each class to Gene ohnson Anna Troyer has many trps on How to Publrsh a Log for the next Log edrtor Paul Beshore leaves hrs knowledge rn scrence to any one rn need or anyone takrng Chemrstrv next year Pat Gallagher wrlls to Albert Tollefsen hrs mrsplaced eyebrows that he may drstrrbute them to serve the purpose of the longed for whrskers . . . . . . . . . , p , d jack Feather and Spud Johnson will to the on-coming Seniors all the old chewing J' ' ' 1 Q! .,, J . . l- 0 Page 79 A Szulor Dreams The Senior class of 22 had scattered into dxfferent parts of the world A friend and I steammg xnto port m 1942 ten years after we had been graduated decxded to look up some of the class and see how successful they had been After the boat docked at Los Angeles we took our baggage Jumped lI'1tO our small Dusenberg and began a tour of the Umted States Frrst we stopped at a nrght club for a blt of refreshments Imagme lt' I sard Look Mary theres Gerry Bennett one of the successful gold d1ggers rn Arnerlca And the man wxth her 15 Warren Barney, he owns the club Oh, she sees us and she 15 hrmgmg someone with her 1ts Harry Barber He made a mllhon from some poodle dog b1scu1t he rnvented I r he tall and handsome? Sorry Mrs Barber couldn t have seen you but she had her face hfted yesterday and as yet hasnt been able to fmd rt sand Mr Barber In response to my questlomng look he said Surely you remember Louxse Fogland As we called for our coats I asked Who are those two stunnxngly dressed women over there? Ar closer lnspectxon we found lf was Thora Foster and Claire Marxe Lantz Fxnally growmg bored wlth Los Angeles we began our tour to the east Our first stop was Chicago where we were the guests of Mr and Mrs Rex Frank Madame was for merly Madge Leonard Rex was found to be workmg mth a company for the protectlon of dumb ammals Lookxng ln my address book I found the name of Helen Grllespxe On rnqulry we found her to be the socxety edrtor on the Chlcago Trxbune ean Work was workmg there also, she was wrrtmg Jokes We found that Marre Fddy owned a cham of department stores Ruth Clark was a dancer ln a folhes chorus and Ahce Bennett was an astrology teacher IH a school for blmd After vxsmng Mary Conway who xs hostess m a hotel Belva Blakeley, a pramst wrth a red hot band Dons Eastabrooks who believe rt or not, was stlll marrled to Dale Yarnal and Maurlne Hoover who was smgmg rn an opera company we journeyed to Washlngton where we found I-Ieb Campbell as U S Senator Charles Gass an offrce boy and Herb Flannery a monument sculptor Traveling on to New York we found Donald Dow a pubhc campaxgn speaker Pat Gallagher runnrng a peanut stand and Rex Grlland as foot hall coach rn a large unlverslty wrth Charles Grantham as his assistant Dud Graham was a master of ceremonies rn a large hotel and was stxll as much of a woman hater as 1n 32 Elorse Graham had marrred and was a soclety leader 1n many cxrcles Fxnclmg every one too busy to entertam us xn New Xork we decrded to go to South Amerlca Upon arrlval there the first person we saw was Roy Harrls who was a large coffee plantatlon owner ln Brazil, he gave samples of coffee to all travelers most of his em ployees were ladles There also we found Mlldred Smrth as a lady driver on a speed way track and Miller Sldwell as a tap dancer Flymg back to Arnerlca agam, durxng the next week me vrsrted Don Smxth, a tooth pxck designer, Jane Staubltz 1n vaud vrlle Francxs Stearns a trght rope walker m a crrcus, Howard Spleth Jerkmg soda water, Vrrgra Lee Surface on locatlon for movles Maxme McNulty a beauty speclahst 1n a cat and dog hospital Dan Nye tootlng a horn rn Ben Bermes orchestra and Ramona Major teachmg school just over the border rn Mexxco In Montreal we heard Wayne Overmlre lecture on Indrvxdualrsm saw Spud ohnson ack Feather and ohn Norrls at a polar bear farm and ack Pealcer a dlrector of a movxe syndxcate Agam too the west m Hollywood we saw Mrck McMahon tkxng Ioe Browns place ln the movres Betty McKerney a second Constance Bennett, Frances Moore playlng anet Gaynor roles Bernard Morrrs followlng ohn Grlberts footsteps Eleanor Nelson a succes sor to Marie Dressler and Evelyn Parr a ean Harlow platrnum blond In San Franc1sco we looked up Drck Shofstall a renowned doctor rn a large hosprtal for mfants Lehan a lug butter and egg' man and Anna Troyer a secretary an a large potato chrp flfm Srnce we could fxnd no grads of '32 we agarn set out for our old home where Mary Bessxe had a musxc conservatory and I was a fashxon crrtrc for a Parlsran deslgner I . ,., . . n . 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D . . . . - . . . -f a s a ' 9 , 9 S Q a Q . - cr ' - - as Qc sa I f J J J . . . . , s , ' J s I 9 9 ' 3 , J . 9 5 Q - if I ' ' ' a 1 - Page 80 F F A Banquet On Tuesday March 1 the Future Farmers of Amertca Kearney chapter and their farmerettes enjoyed therr slxth annual banquet at the umor I-hgh club rooms Roy Notz presrdent for thrs vear presrded for the etemng havxng been rntroduced by Wendell Snyder vtce presxdent On the program was musrc by the Zrmmers followed a toast by Ernest Householder who was at that tlme awarded the S100 Unron P3Clf1C scholarshrp a talk on The Value of Evening Schools by Mrs R S Fredrlck and a harmonica solo by Mrs YVeld Superintendent R V Clark of the State Industrlal School gave the address of the evening The event proved to be symbolxc of the rnrtrals of the orgamzatron Fun Feed for All lil EI Cl Mother and Daughter Tea A most enloyable occasron was the verdxct of the mothers who were guests at the Mother and Daughter tea under the ausprces of the Grrls Club Councrl at the umor High gymnaslum on Aprtl 13 The program planned rn the mothers honor announced by ean Work opened with a welcome talk by Ruth Clark president of Glrls Club Councxl ane Staubrtz gave a vocal selectron accompanlcd by Louise Van Buren Irene Erwrn read consxstmg of Ardls Olsen Sarah Lee Weld Agnes Vest and ean Owen played a group of selectlons Prestdxng at the tea tables were Geralclme Bennett and Betty McKerney assrsted by members of the counctl dressed rn pastel shades Prnk candles tn crystal holders and a basket of pmlt and whrte sweet peas adorned the tea table where the guests were served tea, wafers and pmk and whtre mrnts E1 U tn Commermal Club Banquet The Pirate theme was selected for the annual Commercxal Club banquet held m the umor I-hgh school club room on anuary 27 when Margaret Phrllrps presrded as toastmrstress The followxng program was presented Conquest Start at School by Glen Gladson Rendezvous by Anna Troyer and Treasure Chest by Mary Ryan Belva Blakeley played a plano solo as a conclucltng number The guests were Naomr Gladson Bernard Shovlam Ella Mae Pledger Margaret Phxlltps Pat Gallagher Maybelle ones Anna Troyer Wtlma Hardesty Ellen Cameron Mary Ryan Glen Gladson Marguertte Fxtzgerald Helen ohnson Gertrude Hagg Belva Blakeley Robert Durflmger Marguerxte Qurnn Bruce Smrth Eloxse Graham Kenneth Nelson Maxxne Clocksm, Donald INelson john Peterson and Mr Kenton Poynter I I . Y , - I Q - ,, ,, . . . J . . ' 2 . 9 ' l s D l 9 ' 9 . . . . . , fl ' 73 ' ' , . . . . - . . . . . . . -,, 79 QQ ' ' 3, ' A , . K . , ., J . . . . . , ' ' . s . . . , . J , , - J . . , . . . . a poem dedicated to the mothers. Following two solos by Mary Bessie, the string quartet, i ' . 1 9 J 2 3 G QQ ' 33 ' ' , - - , ee ra - - ' 9 1 , me rs , te as , , , 2 ' 3 l 9 l 9 9 . ' a 9 J 5 9 Y l 7 7 3 2 l D 5 ' J 9 1 , 1 3 . ' , . 1 - 3 . . , 3 7 ' ' Page 81 Lyceum Course The Choral Umon presented an mterestmg program for the year 193132 opening wxth Rudolph Ganz and hrs National Chamber orchestra at the college audxtorlum on No vember 4 The successful comxc opera The Mikado by DeWolf Hopper and company on November 16 was the second offermg of the orgamzatlon For the clurd number the Choral Umon presented the oratorlo The Messiah on December 13 under the dxrectxon of Mr Mxlton Rehg instructor of vorce at the Kearney State Teachers College Enter Madame was the next presentatxon a three act drama by the Kearney Lrttle Theatre members under the dlrectxon of Mrs Clark Weaver C E ones the wlzard of electrncxty brought hrs electrlcal dxsplay to Kearney m March under the auspxces of the Choral Umon and the London Strmg Quartet appeared on Aprxl 8 The concluding number was a symphony concert by the college orchestra directed by Prof R E Rogers presented on Aprll 19 at the college audxtorxum U U 1:1 Semor G1rls Tea The Senior glrls of Kearney High School were guests at a tea at the Country Club on Saturday May 14 The tea was glven by the Kearney branch of the Assoc1at1on of Um versity Women Members of the organxzatxon mclude Miss Helen Frundell Mrss Alta Kirsch Mrss Henrietta Banlcson Mxss Eta Phalen and Mrss Mary Nxchols El m m Intra Mural Basketball League ack McKee and hxs team mates copped the s1lver lovlng cup m the mtra mural basket ball league games staged durmg the 1931 32 season havmg gone wlthout a defeat until the fmals when the qumt bowed before Cecxl Gallaghers fwe On the champlonshxp team were McKee jack Peaker Harry Barber Warren Barney and Dale Yarnal wxth Dat Gtlland and Orlen Howard as substntutes ' 1 - me - 11 - 1 1 1 - 1 . . 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