Norfolk High School - Milestone Yearbook (Norfolk, NE)

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The MILESTONE NINETEEN-TWENTY-ONE Junior Class History In the beginning, in that glorious year of 1918 we were Freshmen. Under the sponsorship of Miss McMahon, Lester Rogers was elected President, Cadwell King, vice-president (later president) and Josephine Maylard, secretary and treasurer. The Freshie’s lot is not a happy one so we will pass over it quickly. As Sophomores we easily made our mark winning second place in the interclass basket ball. Very likely much was due to our excellent staff of officers—Ernest Foster, president (later Gerald Davis) Vyv.vean Ilazen, Vice-President, Mirriam Dunhaver, Secretary and Treasurer—and also to our sponsors Mr. Gould and Miss Kelsey. Bui as Juniors we are making the best record of all. Our officers—Hortense Hazen, President; Barton McClow, Vice President; Dorothy Witters, Secretary and Carlton KaDell, Treasurer, are the very best. The great event of the year was the Hare and Hound Race. It went 50-50, in our favor? Our ingenuity was shown by the fact that we took the Athletic drive in hand and put it over. Our excellent dramatic ability found expression in the mirth provoking play—“A Strenuous Life.” We realize that our school days are nearly over so we wish to make these last two years a true example of what we really can do. thirty

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The MILESTONE NINETEEN-TWENTY-ONE JUNIORS. Gwendolyn Alilm »n. Mirgirw Allen. Arthur Avery. Mary K. Hall. Margaret Barnard. Mlldml llarry. Lawrence Berkcntiauer. Amber Benedict. Kllxalicth Henning. I'earl Bonnet. Charlotte Beverly. Maud Bradley. I.yle Burdick. Harry Burke. Alice Connover. Kdith Oanfnrd. ft thirty-one