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1919 MILESTONE Honor Roll Askey, Hollis, '18 D. Krantz, Carl. Anderson, Hans M., ’09 D. Klug, Irwin. Benning, Fred. Koerber, Edwin, ’13. Braasch, Ben, ’14. Landers, Walter, ’15. Bland, Roy, ’ll. Landers, Chas. Beeler, Warren, ’10. McCormick. Arthur. Bennett, Walter. Mueting, Sylvester. Baum, Edwin, ’18 D. Madsen, Harry, ’14. Ballantyne, Byron. ’15 D. Musselman, Ray. Blakeman, F. C., D. Mapes, Donald, ’ll. Beeler, Elmer, ’14 D. Nightengale, Earl, ’14. Bell, William, ’18 D. Odiorne, Thomas, ’12. Beeler, Beryl, D. Ogden, Lee, ’13. Benjamin, Winfred, '18 D. Odiorne, Geo., ’15. Bowman, Alva, ’ll D. Odiorne, Frank. Cole, Lloyd, ’15 D. Pasewalk, Henry, ’12. Craft, Raymond, D. Parish, Guy, ’12. Cullens, Bernard. D. Rosenthal, Roy. Coulson, F. C., ’14 D. Rice, Waldo, ’15. Day, Walter, ’14 D. Riggert, Leonard, ’ll. Diefenderfer, David, ’14. South, Gerald, ’15. Dobbins, Jennings, ’17 D. South, Frank, ’12. Degner, Leo, ’15 D. Salter, Geo., ’14. Evans, Leonidas, ’16 D. South, Millard. Ellerbrock, Otis, D. Simpkins, Carl, ’18. Emery, Forest. Schmode, Henry. Farrens, Elmer. Stukey, Dale, ’17. France, Donald. D. Schelly. Ed., ’16. Hamilton, Charles, ’17 D. Steffan, Walter, ’14. Hibben, Marwin, ’12. Uecker, Chris, ’14. Hibben, Roy, ’09. Van Avery, Earl. Hardy, Donald. Viele, Verne, ’14. Hepperly, Ira, ’14. Weber, Walter, ’18. Haverson, Harold, D. Witters. Wm. Hauptli, Herbert, ’08. Willey, Ben, '11. Hurford, Archie, ’16 D. Willey, Joseph. Hoffman, Laurence, D. West, Paul, ’16. Hight. Jay, D. Wille, Herbert. Hille, William, ’18 D. Zurbrigen, John. Inglis, Fred. Zutz, Carl, ’15. Jacobs, Archie. Zutz, Fred, ’16. Jossiasen, Wesley, ’14. Johnson, Clyde, ’15 D. Kline, Daniel, Instructor. Not a graduate. Koenigstein, Clifford. D Discharged.
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MILESTONE 1919 The Attitude of the Alumni New York, May 7, 1919. I’ve been asked to write enough to fill a page on “The Attitude of the Alumni.” My first impression in trying to figure out my alumni attitude, is one of startled alarm. Here it is, nineteen long years ago that I became an alumnus of the Norfolk High School and I half resent The Milestone editor’s calling my attention to the speed with which the years slip by and the large flock of commencement days that have come and gone since mine. High school memories and traditions and friendships grow on you with the passing years and come to be one of the really worth while things left you out of all the varied experiences of a busy, kaleidoscopic world. You think back at the days when you used to keep a stamp collection and play on the football team and go to parties and chin with the teachers and publish a Milestone, and all the old faces come up before you and you can almost hear them speak. You’d give almost anything to meet them all again tonight around an alumni banquet table. The other day a hospital unit came back from Europe, where they helped to save the day in the late war, and I learned that in this unit was a certain captain whom I knew. I tried by every possible means to locate this man and felt bitterly disappointed when I failed. I wanted to see this returning soldier because he was an old friend and because I wanted him to know that even in this great city of New York there vas appreciation of the credit he’d reflected upon our old high school at Norfolk and upon the class of 1900 and upon the alumni. I was desperately eager to find Dr. Heman Walker—Captain Walker —to shake his hand as a classmate and to let him know the attitude of the alumni toward such as he; I was hungry to express that fraternal spirit that lives and grows riper among the alumni as the years go by. You come to look at the alumni all as members of one big family. What more could be desired as the attitude of the alumni? Norris A. Iluse.
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MILESTONE 1919 Class of 1917 Bernice Barrett, Round House Office, South Norfolk. Dorothy Baumann, Music Store. Barbara Borowiak, Teaching. Doris Buckendorf, Your Grocery. Ruth Cochran, Home. Abbie Craven, Conservatory of Music, Chicago. Patrica Curran, Teaching St. Charles, S. D. Rollo Davies, Omaha. Winona Davis, Square Turn Tractor Co. Hazel I)a vson-Evans, Home. Paul Evans, A. E. F. until April. Ellen Farrens, Teaching. Nadine France, Boyle College, Omaha. Charles Hamilton, Roadmaster’s Office, South Norfolk. Ina Henderson-Vrinders, Nebraska Telephone Co. Hattie Hepperly, Wesleyan Uni., University Place. Richard Hille, University of Nebraska. Hazel Josiassen, Teaching. Leo Klentz, Dudley’s Laundry. Wilhelmine Koenigstein-Snader, Home. Vivien Leighton, Nebraska Telephone Co. Lyle McGinnis, Home. Luta McKibben, Teaching. Eula Mayfield, Home. Grace Nelson-Vrinders, Teaching. Esther Newman, University of Nebraska. Robert Rice, Agricultural School, Lincoln. Fay Roropaugh, Momingside College, Sioux City, Iowa. Louise Shively, Teaching. Dwight Sprecher, University of Nebraska. Gustav Steffen, Teaching. Cora Stockton, Stockton Studio. Dale Stukey, Home. Beryl Tubbs, Victory Quartet, France. Lucille Welch, Home. Hans Ziemer, Pharmacy, Carroll, la. Class of 1918 Rilva Adams, Teaching. William Alstadt, Nebraska Telephone Co. Anita Apfel, Teaching. Hollis Askey, Mail Carrier. Edwin Baum, University of Nebraska. Helen Beels, J. E. Kisling Co. William Bell, Ranch, S. D. Winfred Benjamin, Hastings, Neb. Thelma Burdick, Teaching. Marion Burton, Northwestern University, Chicago. Daisy Davenport, Home. Walter Diefenderfer, Home. Thelma Ewing, Home. Mabel Fuesler, Wholesale Grocery Co. Mary Hardy, University of Nebraska. Ella Grace Haverson, Attending School at Minneapolis, Minn. William Hille, Sweetland. Alice Josiassen, Teaching, Wood Lake, Neb. Irene Klug, Book Store. Harry Koenigstein, Deceased. Erna Lenz, Durland Trust Co. Verah Lewis, Home. Gretta McClow, Dr. Campbell’s Office. Alice Rees, University of Nebraska. Nanette Roberts, Wholesale Grocery. Ruth Rohrke, Forest Park College, St. Louis. Carl Simpkins, S. A. T. C. until Jan. Lucile Sires, Dr. Salter’s Office. Myrtle Smithers, Home. Gladys Sterner, W'esleyan University. Muriel Thorpe, Elkhorn Life Insurance Co. Iva Van Horn-Sires, Teaching. Walter Weber, University of Nebraska. Ruth Winter, Teaching.
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