Mascot High School - Eagle Yearbook (Mascot, NE)

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ART EDITOR. . . . . . . ASSISTANT ART EDITOR. . . HUMOR EDITOR. . SPORTS EDITOR. . . FEATURE EDITORS. . . BUSINESS MANAGER. . SALES MANAGER. . TYPING MANAGER. . TYPIST.. .BEVERLY LUEKING DARLENE AREHART VIRGINIA VENTLING . . LLOYD RAWSON . .ARDIS BROEKER . . . STANLEY LUKE CHAR LENE LUDEKE KEITH LONGSINE ELDON SHIELD . DONALD EKBERG . . . ROBERT COOK JOANN SCHROEDER . . . . . . PEARL LAMB . . .MASCOT HIGH SCHOOL. . . W?e3 5 5 2 rg! wgmngfm ww if it Y--? W .1 QL DEDICATION To The Faculty and the Undergrads of Mascot High School in appreciation of their thoughtfulness and co-operation in helping to make the 1949-1950 school year a pleasant, worthwhile experience. 3 i5Uf??W 5 3 3 I S MEMIMKSFMMFJWW N 42 Q' 6 ll lA U Nt MR . MENAGH Superintendent N World History ' Glrla Physical Education MR . BLOOM Principal Amarlcan Govarnment Shop, Athletic! W MISS JENNINGS MRS. GIES Commerce World Geography English Mathematica Home Eronomlca 5 Eb Q ea Q5 may UQWUFES PEARL LAMB Phyalcal Education 3 yeara Pep Club 4 yeara Dramatlca 1 yeara Glee Club 3 yeara Junior Play Senlor Play Claaa Prealdent Senior year Annual Staff l year Playalcal Education Pep Club 4 yeara Dramatlca 3 yeara Glee Club 1 yeara Sexette l year Octette I year 4 yeara BEVERLY Lusxmc 7 DARLENE AR BHAR T Phyalcal Education 4 yeara Pep Club 4 yeara Cheerleader 3 yeara Dramatlca l-lfl yeara Glee Club 3 yearn Preaident of Pep Club I year Junior Play Senior Play One-Act Play I year Vice-Prealdent Senior year Annual Stall' I year Carnival Queen Freahman year One-Act Playa 4 yeara Junior Play Senior Play Clan Secretary Senior year Annual Stall' l year LLOYD RA NSON Football 'l years Basketball l year Track Z years Band Junior Play Senior Plly Annual Siaff l year R OBER T COOK Football 4 years Baskelbail 4 years Baseball 3 years Track l year Class President l year Junior Play Senior Play Annual Sta!! l year ARDIS BROEKER Physical Education 4 years Glee Club 3 years Pep Club 4 years Band Dramatics 4 years Majorette l year Octette 1 year Junior Play Senior Play One-Act Plays 3 years Allllll-1 Staff 1 year 8 VIR GINIA VENTLING Physical Education 4 years Pep Club 4 years Glee Club 3 years Band Junior Play Senior Play Majorette Z years Sexette l year Dramatics lf2 year Annual Staff I year KEITH LONGSINE Football 4 years Basketball 4 years Baseball 3 years Track I year Class President Z years Band Junior Play Senior Play Annual Staff l year JOANN SCHR OEDER Physical Education 4 years Pep Club 4 years Dramatics 4 years Glee Club 3 years Band Jualor Play , Senior Play Annual Staff I year DONALD EKBERG Football 4 years Basketball 4 years Baseball 3 years Junior Play Senior Play One-Act Play l year Annual Stall' l year Track l year CHAR LENE LUDEKE Physical Education 3 years Pep Club 4 years Cheerleader Z years Dramatics 3 years Glee Club 3 years Band Junior Play Senior Play Sextetts l year Octette l year Annu sun 1 year 9 EL DON SHIELD Football 4 years Basketball 4 years Baseball 3 years Track l year Junior Play Senior Play Annual Sta!! l year STANLEY LUKE Football 4 years Basketball 4 years Baseball 3 years Track l year Junior Play Senior Play One-Act Play l year Annual Staff l year Senior Class History In September 1946, seventeen Freshmen entered Mascot High School. The following three were newcomers to our class: Ardis Broeker, Pearl Lamb, and Bessie Lanning. One of our first uncomfortable experiences was three long days of initiation. After days of wearing horrible costumes we finally became full- fledged students of Mascot. Jimmy Skiles came in the middle of the first semester and then left before the full school term was over. We chose Mrs. Sprague as sponsor and the class officers were: President, Keith Longsine: Vice-President, Robert Cook: and Secretary- Treasurer, Darlene Arehart. In September 1947 fourteen Sophomores enrolled at M. H. S. All of us seemed a bit more mischievous and rather less industrious than the year before. We chose Mr. Corneer as class sponsor and the class officers.were: President, Keith Longsine: Vice-President, Robert Cook: and Secretary- Treasurer, Pearl Lamb. We chose blue and gold for class colors, White Carnation as our class flower and We Choose Our Way , as class motto. Our Junior year we lost one of our class, but it proved to be a very busy and memorable year. We presented our class play, After All It's Spring , and gave the Junior-Senior Banquet at the Oxford Legion Hall, where we carried out the Good Luck theme. Class officers were: President, 'Robert Cook: Vice-President, Darlene Arehartg and Secretary-Treasurer, Virginia Ventling. Mr. Renner was chos- en class sponsor. Last fall we all returned to become the All-Mighty Senior Class of 1950. We presented our class play, You'll Die Laughing , in February. Our class sponsor is Mr. Menagh and class officers are: President, Pearl Lambg Vice-President, Darlene Arehartg and Secretary-Treasurer, Beverly Lueking. The members of our class who have attended all twelve years at Mascot are: Charlene Ludeke, Beverly Lueking, Keith Longsine, Lloyd Rawson, and Robert Cook. 10 Class Will We, the class of 1950, of Mascot Consolidated High School, the County of Harlan, and of the State of Nebraska, being of sound mind and body after four strenuous years, do hereby make, publish, and de- clare this our last will and testament: hereby revoking all former wills, bequests, and devices of whatever nature or formerly heretofore made by us. We, the Senior Class, will to the Faculty our vim and vigor. To the Juniors, we will our seats in the assembly, and may all of them be filled next year. To the Sophomores, we give them our willing ability. To the Freshmen, we will our dignity and neatness. Lloyd Rawson, wills to Rex Cook his careful driving and the abil- ity to drive with one hand. Pearl Lamb, wills to Kathleen Mann her ability to take her re- sponsibilities so leisurely. Eldon Shield, wills his motto for a healthy, better life to Dale Brand. Beverly Lueking, wills her ability to spike in volleyball to Carla Broeker. Bob Cook, wills his ability to get dates with Joann Schroeder to Harold Shield. Ardis Broeker, wills her passion of getting and maintaining num- erous boy friends to Dorcel Upson. Bud Longsine, wills his Chevrolet driving to Dean Arehart. Charlene Ludeke,, wills her ability to get a date anywhere to Delores Deitz. Stanley Luke , wills to the less studious pupils, his ability to make English Class an interesting one. Donald Ekberg, wills his speeding ability in football to Gerald Sigl il Joann Schroeder, wills her ability to get along with the Shield boys to Marilyn Clayton. Virginia Ventling, wills her height to Shirley Sandquist. Darlene Arehart, wills her smile to Irelee Luke . She trusts he will put it to good use. lZ Senior Class Prophecy The Juniors of 1949-1950, decided they would look into the Crystal Ball, see what the Seniors of 1949-1950 will be doing in 1955. As it is very foggy we can not see very well, but wait, it is getting clearer and our first gaze is at a radio station, Clint, C-L-l-N-T, Texas. Here we hear Bob Cook singing Mule Train. Between their advertisement of their products, they say he is doing quite well. As we leave this radio station our next gaze is upon a small mansion in the booming village of Atlanta. Here we see Lloyd Rawson, who waited for three years to marry Patricia Yerion. They were married last June. Lloyd is in partnership with Mr. Yerion at the Atlanta Oil Station. We now leave Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Rawson, and our next gaze is on a little Red Schoolhouse. The teacher of this school is Miss Darlene Arehart. Darlene has gone to college for four years, but will she continue her career as a teacher, or will she quit and take up the art of housekeeping as Mrs. R ay Smith? As we leave the little Red Schoolhouse, we go to the beautiful state of Wyoming. Here we see the ideal man, Stanley Luke. He has a lovely home and a large ranch. He is now looking for a dear little wife, so girls beware, for he is known to be a wolf. As we drift away from Wyoming, we come back to a farm southwest of Oxford. where Mr. and Mrs. Harold Shield make their home. It seems .Toann's plans were to become a teacher, but after a three year engagement to Harold. they were married last year. We drift away from this happy home to gaze upon a farm northwest of Orleans. The owner of this farm is Mr. Donald Ekberg. He and Miss Anita Lueking are to be married in the spring. From this farm we next look in on Mr. Eldon Shield, who has finished patrolman school. He is now a very high class patrolman. Many said he took this course so he could protect his girl Marilyn Clayton. and also to be able to watch over himself: especially on Friday nights. Our next gaze comes to a rooming house in Lincoln, and on the porch swing we find Miss Beverly Lueking and an old acquaintance from Bertrand. It seems that Beverly had to go to college to get better acquainted with him, and it looks like she's doing very well. As we are leaving Lincoln, we come to a small home. Rented by Mr. and Mrs. Paul Eisenbarth: on the lawn there are four lovely boys. It seems Mrs. Eisenbarth, formerly Ardis Broeker, must have changed her mind, or else he gave up hot rods: for in her last year of school, she said it was either the hot rods or her. 13 SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY-CONTINUED Our next gaze goes to Oxford, Nebraska. Here we see Miss Pearl Lamb. She is working as secretary to a prominent businessman, and seems to be do- ing very well. As we leave Oxford, we go to the small town of Ragan, Nebraska. Here we find Mr. and Mrs. Dean Berry. Mrs. Berry was formerly Charlene Ludeke. They are the owners of a small clothing store. We now travel on north to Holdrege, Nebraska, where we visit Miss Virginia Ventling. She is soon to become Mrs. Lawrence Greyg Lawrence and Virginia have waited for quite a long time and it seems Lawrence has been promoted to a higher rating on the Kansas-Nebraska Gas Line, and can now make a home for two. As we go back to Mascot, for our last visit, we see Keith Longsine out working on his car. The rumor is that he is getting his car all fixed up for that last long trip to get Gay Applebee. They are to be married in two or three days. This is our last visit with the Seniors, and we will now put up the Crystal Ball, and leave on our summer vacation. 1 14 V Senior Class TOP ROW: llr. llenagh. Keith Longaine. Donald Ekberg. Stanley Luke. Eldon Shield. Lloyd Rawson. BOTTOM ROW: Virginia Venlling, Darlene Arehart, Ardis Broeker. Beverly Lueklng. Pearl Lamb. Charlene Ludeke, Joann Schroeder. Class officers are as follows: President .... ., . Pearl Lamb Vice-President .... . . Darlene Arehart Secretary-Treasurer .... Beverly Lueking Our class colors are: Blue and Gold. Our class motto: We Choose Our Way . Our class flower: White Carnation Mr. Menagh was chosen as our class sponsor. 15 I 1 i 5yRQ ?fmW9 Q FQ fa Kb S dh wmwfxqfamsymgm if Q Junior Class FRONT ROW: Robert Heinz, Harold Shield. Gerald Sigl, Rex Cook. BACK ROW: Kathleen Mann. Mr. Bloom. Dorcel Uplon. The Sophomore Class of 1949 came back full of pep and ready for the completion of their Junior year. The following entered last fall: Kathleen Mann, Dorcel Upson, Rex Cook, Robert Heinz, Gerald Sigl, and Harold Shield. Later in February Robert Heinz left our class. The class officers are: President ........ .... R .ex Cook Secretary-Treasurer. . . Kathleen Mann Sponsor ............... Mr. Bloom Our class motto is: Finish What We Attempt . Our class colors are: Purple and Gold. Our flowers are: Lilacs and Tulips. The Juniors are looking forward to their play which they w April. Also they are looking forward to the Junior-Senior Banquet. 17 ill give in Soplmnmre Class FRONT ROW: Dean Arehart, lrelee Luke, Betty Luke, Richard Larsen Dale Brand. BACK ROW: Mrs. Gies. Nyla Lamb. Janis Ludeke. Carla Broeker. The Freshman Class of 1948 came back full of pep and ready to start our Sophomore year. .Ve were disappointed to find that only eleven members returned. Two of our members quit school. We now have nine members and they are: Dean Arehart, Dale Brand, Carla Broeker, Larry Kresser, Nyla Lamb, Richard Larsen, Janis Ludeke, Betty Luke, and Irelee Luke. Our class officers are: President ..... . .Nyla Lamb Vice-President ..... . . Betty Luke Secretary-Treasurer. . . . Janis Ludeke Sponsor ......... . . Mrs. Gies Our class colors are: Crimson and Gold. Our class flower is: Pink Carnation Our class motto is: No Task ls Too Small Not To Do Nell . 18 F resflman Class TOP ROW: Shirley Sandquiat, Patricia Yerlon, Marilyn Clayton. Anita Lueking, Francea Johnston, Mias Jennings. BOTTOM ROW: Davla Drake. Leslie Drake, Darrel Lubeck, Darrel Schultz, Duane Ekberg, Robert Schroeder. Darrell Shultz. On Monday August Z9, 1949 the following thirteen Freshmen began their careers in the Mascot School: Darrel Lubeck, Darrel Schultz, Dolores Dietz, Shirley Sandquist, Anita Lueking, Marilyn Clayton, Davis Drake, Duane Ekberg, Robert Schroeder, Leslie Drake, Patricia Yerion, Evald Pouk, Frances Johnston. Cf these three: Patricia, Frances, and Evald, hale from Atlanta. The others all received their basic training in Mascot. After one month, initiation began and lasted for three days. All enjoyed the various stunts imposed upon them by upperclassmen. The first party was in November and held in the gym of Mascot. The Sophomores were guestsof the evening. After initiation election of officers are as follows. President ..... . Anita Lueking Vice-President. . . . . Lelsie Drake Secretary .... . . Marilyn Clayton Class Flower ............. Red Carnation Class Motto. . . Less Than Our Best Is Failure Class Colors. . ....... Crimson and Cream Sponsor .... ........ M iss Jennings 19 Grammar Room TOP ROW: Norm! King, Lois Maruhn, Jacquolyn Longsine, Gayle Shield, Joyce Knup, Marvin Lubeck, Karene Lamb, Phyllis Luke. SECOND ROW: Mrl. Hartman, Robert Lueking, Carol Stark, Gary Noodring, Roberta Roberts, Ronald Johnson, Marilyn Rager, Dunne Brand, Ronald Ludeke. THIRD ROW: Donna Schroeder, Cletus Kresser, Beverly Ventling, LeRoy Maruhn, Winona Johnson, Elaine Roberts, Geraldine Lamb, Margie Uplon. NOT PICTURED: Paul Stevens, Lee Jauken. This year the sixth, seventh, and eighth grades are in the Grammar Room. We had twenty-six pupils enroll at the beginning of the year. Now there are only twenty-four pupils as Ronald and Winona Johnson moved away. There are three members in the eighth grade, eleven members in the seventh grade and ten members in the sixth grade. Those having all grades and citizenship above ninety per cent for the first semester are: Paul Stevens, Beverly Ventling, Geraldine, Lamb, Joyce Kaup, Roberta Roberts, Donna Schroeder, Marilyn Rager, Karene Lamb, Carol Stark, Gayle Shield. Robert Lueking, Cletus Kresser, Jacquolyn Longsine. and Lee Jauken. Z0 Intermediate Room TOP ROW: Judith Schultz, Lynn Kaup, Kenneth Ebmeier, Karen Woodring. Kathryn Lamb, Shirley Lubeck, SECOND RON: Mrs. Drake. Ge'rald Johnson, Elaine Maruhn, Sharon Ludeke, Gwendolyn Laraen, Jamea Clayton, Mary Lueking. THIRD ROW: Karen King, Larry Arehart, Mary Drake, Neil Jauken, Myrl Kaup, Betty Sandqulat. NOT PICTURED: Tommy York. Shirley Quinn, Gary Roberta. In the Intermediate room we had twenty-two pupils enroll at the beginning of school. Due to polio, Stephen Roberts was forced to drop out of school, leaving us twenty-one pupils. Later Gerald Johnson moved and for the latter part of the term we had twenty enrolled. In our room we have had an honor roll this year. All students having grades of ninety per cent or above were eligible for the honor roll. Those on the first se- mester honor roll are: Shirley Lubeck, Myrl Kaup. Mary Lueking, Neil Jauken, Tommy York, Gwenlyn Larsen, Kathryn Lamb, Lynn Kaup, and Judith Ann Schultz. Z1 Primary Room TOP ROW: Linda Pape. Judy Schmidt. Karen Covey. Darlene Lubeck. Susan Snlyerl. Virginia Gehrig. Sharon Menagh. SECOND ROII: Cynthia Niles, Karen Ludeke. Linda Lueking. Janice Nelson, Shirley Schmidt, Donna Kerr, Marjorie Gehrig. THIRD ROW: Max Schultz, Douglas York. Ronald Niles, Gary Miller, Kurt Payne. Larry Stark, Neil Graff. David Johnson, Jerry Ebmeier. A delightful day was March Znd when Mrs. Gene Covey took the primary pupils by bus to Holdrege in or- der to have pictures taken of the group. All were present except Jerry Ebmeier who was ill that afternoon. ZZ iymiWw5 9 F2 Q Bb S5 db mcffifyzffss Q FIRST ROW: SECOND RON Pep Club Patricia Yerion, Marilyn Clayton, Beverly Lueking, Anita Lueklng, Betty Luke. . Mrs. Gies. Misa Jennings, Pearl Lamb, Frances Johnston, Dorcel Upson, Virginia Ventling. THIRD ROW: Joann Schroeder. Kathleen Mann, Carla Brooker, Ardis Broeker, Shirley Sandquist, Nyla Lamb. FOURTH ROW: Janis Ludeke, Darlene Arehart, Charlene Ludeke. Sponsors. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Miss Jennings and Mrs. Gies Leaders. . . . Charlene Ludeke, Darlene Arehart, Janis Ludeke Majorette ...... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Virginia Ventling Officers of Pep Club: President ..... Darlene Arehart Vice-President. .Beverly Lueking Secretary-Treasurer. .Betty Luke The following girls will receive letters this year: fI950J. Charlene Ludeke Janis Ludeke Kathleen Mann Joann Schroeder Darlene Arehart Anita Lueking Beverly Lueking Pearl Lamb Betty Luke Nyla Lamb Z4 5555335733 9 KJ Q Bb Q dh N K ZWIXCCS X Q Q Q TOP ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: Football Club Darrel Lubeck, Eldon Shield, Harold Shield, Gerald Sigl, Lloyd Rawson. Darrel Schultz, Robert Schroeder, Duane Ekberg, Irelee Luke, Richard Larsen, Leslie Drake. Dean Arehart, Dale Brand, Coach, Mr. Bloom. Rex Cook, Davis Drake, Keith Longsine, Stanley Luke, Donald Ekberg, Robert Heinz. GR IDIRON NEWS The 1949 Gridiron set one of its outstanding records this year The team showed great improvement in teamwork, and speed. Axtell. . . Stamford. Orleans. . Loomis. . Edison ..... . Elm Creek. Republican Naponee. . Holbrook. Wilcox. . Huntley. . Congratulations to Mr . our team. . . 12 Mascot. . . . . 8 . . 6 Mascot. . . . 40 . . 42 Mascot. . . . Z0 . . . 26 Mascot. . . 14 O Mascot. . . 32 . . . . . 6 Mascot. . . '. 39 City .... 13 Mascot. . . . 40 . . . . .24 Mascot. . . . 40 . . 7 Mascot. . . . 51 . 6 Mascot. . . . 48 . . . . . .6 Mascot. . . . . . Z7 Bloom for his fine work in coaching Z7 Basketball TOP ROW: Coach, Mr. Bloom: Irelee Luke, Evald Pouk, Robert Heinz, Richard Larsen, Duane Ekberg, Harold Shield SECOND ROW: Dale Brand, Keith Longsine, Eldon Shield, Stanley Luke, Donald Ekberg. Rex Cook, Dean Arehart. FRONT ROW: Robert Schroeder, Davis Drake. NOT SHOWN: Robert Cook. Z8 Grade School Basketball Team TOP ROW: Margel Upson. Gary Noodring. Coach, Mr. Menagh Gayle Shield, Ronald Ludeke. BOTTOM ROW: Robert Lueking, Cletus Kresser, Ronald Johnson Marvin Lubeck, LeRoy Maruhn, Duane Brand. THIS YEAR 'S NEWS The Peewee Team of this year fell somewhat short of the records set by teams of the last two years. They played nine games and lost seven of them. Their size and lack of experience was a great handi ap but we feel as though we are building a team that will win games in the years to come. All things considered, we feel they did very well. The other teams they played were as follows: Stamford Cambridge Oxford .Vilsonville Loomis 29 Orleans Huntley Huntley R epublican City Volleyball TOP ROW: Patricia Yerion, Marilyn Clayton, Beverly Lueking, Anita Lueking. Charlene Ludeke. SECOND ROW: Frances Johnston, Betty Luke. Mr. Menagh, Dorcel Upson Janis Ludeke. THIRD ROW: Darlene Arehart, Ax-dis Broeker, Virginia Ventling. Joann Schroeder. Shirley Sandquist, Carla Broeker. 30' Mascot Basketball Season 1949-1950 The Mascot quintet had a good season this year by playing twenty-four games and winning fifteen. Edison .... .. .. ..33 Mascot. . . .19 Naponee. . . . . .33 Mascot. . . 28 Oxford. . . . . .12 Mascot. . Orleans. . . . 36 Mascot. . Oxford. . . . . Z4 Mascot. . Ragan. . . . Z1 Mascot. . Axtell. . . . . 35 Mascot. . Bertrand. . . . 39 Mascot. . Wilcox. . . . . 33 Mascot. . Huntley .... . 35 Mascot. . Loomis ........ 39 Mascot. . Republican City .... Z8 Mascot. . Stamford ....... 36 Mascot. . Holbrook. . . . 19 Mascot. . TOURNAMENTS Mascot did not come out as well in the tournaments this year as was expected. We got two thirds, however, one in the Mid-Valley and one in the district. MID-VALLEY TOURNEY Red Willow. . . . . 2.8 Mascot. . Edison. . . . . . 39 Mascot. . Danbury. . . . . .20 Mascot. . TWEEN-VALLEY TOURNEY Axtell. . . . . . . 42 Mascot. . . HARLAN COUNTY TOURNEY Republican City .... Z5 Mascot .... Stamford. . . . . . . 33 Mascot. . Orleans. . . . . 34 Mascot. . DISTRICT TOURNEY Bloomington. . . . 35 Mascot. . Naponee .... . . .SZ Mascot. . Huntley. . . . 53 Mascot. . 31 Mascot Volleyball Season The Mascot girls had quite a successful season this year by winning thirteen games and losing four games . Holbrook .... Stamford .... Republican City Huntley ..... Loomis ..... Axtell. . Orleans. . Ragan. . Naponee. . Oxford. . Wilcox. . Mascot Mascot Mascot Mascot Mascot Mascot Mascot Mascot Mascot Mascot Mascot TOUR NAMENTS Mascot did not come out as well in the tournaments this year as was expected. We got two thirds however one in the Harlan County and one in the Tween Valley HARLAN COUNTY TOURNEY Orleans. . . . . . . 12 Mascot Huntley. . . . . . . . 2.8 Mascot Republican City. . . .17 Mascot TWEEN-VALLEY TOURNEY Ragan. . . . . Z0 Mascot Huntley. . . . . Z0 Mascot Axtell. . . . . 17 Mascot y ,Q F2 Ci K5 Q db .sew M4 ww xx 4? is Q Pile 'em up The Life Of Lee. Baby. lt's Cold Out. Peek-a-boo. Ride 'em Cowgirl. Smiley. Studious Student. The Short And Long Of It. Comfortable? Pals. R oy Rogers. Natcha Looki Tug Of War. Friends. Initiation. Cozy Corner. mtv That Was A Grand Day . Just Playing. Freshman, Paint? ? ? Take Other Dear Heyf Charmer. She Said, Smile We Aren'! Ready Yet. Look Pretty Now. Jerry! Going Someplace? What Nas The Occasion? Clown Paini. The Lineup. Back Of The House. Scandal Sheet How Shall I Start This Page? was the main question in my mind. So in the beginning I would like to mention Rex Cook, our late Casinova or The Great Lover. Rex this year has taken quite an interest in girls from different schools such as Lela and Liz. How about this Rex? If you hear someone come in on Monday morning and start hollering, Oh, kids I got something to tell you, you know it's Dorcel and another weekend with the Holdrege gang. Now I believe we are far enough down the column to have a few questions answered, Oscar, whom did you invite to the Freshman Party? Lloyd, do you and Pat like to study at noon or why do you always head for the study hall? Harold, do you and Joann find Blondie and Dagwood so interesting that you have to hide behind that paper? Stanley don't you know enough to carry a woman's suitcase? Who are the three old maids in school? Bee? Dorcel? Ardis? What does Janis, Charlene, and Carla find at Ragan? It couldn't be boys could it? There certainly has been a lot of new romances this year. It seems the Senior boys have taken a fancy toward the Freshman girls. For a long time Shirley wore Bud's class ring. I've had a question in my mind for some time. Maybe you can help me answer it. Do you think Darlene will honestly teach school or will Ray change her mind? Anita, I hear you like roller skating parties, especially those the League has, Leland? Who are the girls from Red Cloud that Dommie and Stanley keep getting letters from? I wonder what they must say as they keep calling each other Chatterbox. I hear the Freshman Party turned out to be a great success. I guess Bob and Delores led in all the games. Has anyone been watching Gerald Sigl lately, I noticed him making eyes at Virginia. Well, I believe it is due time that I bring this Scandal Sheet to a grand finale. 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