Norfolk High School - Milestone Yearbook (Norfolk, NE)

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The- 1922 ' MILE TO E is S IOR Gwendolyn Ahlman For she who is honest, is noble whatever her furtune or birth. Acadexnir Cuurse. Glee Club 11-2-3-41, Sec. Glee Club 141, Mid-Sunnner Nite: 131, Gypsy Rover 1-l1. Girl Reserves 12--11, 21' Club 1311, Sec. Durland Club 141, Junior Class Play 131, Drxnuatic Club 1-11, No- Hi-So 141, Senior Class Play. Arthur Avery Always awfully busy doing notliin1z. Academic Course. Orr-liestra 11-2-E1-41, Cadets 11-21. Hi-1' 12-31, Music Festival 1511. Junior Stunt 13-21. Margaret Allen Her looks do argue her replete with modesty. Aca- demic Course, Chorus 11-21, Mound Builders 111, H. I. 111, Girl Reserves 12-41, ZX' Club 131. Group 12 1-11, Glee Club 141. Gypsy Rover 141. Mary E. Ball She seems dignified. but wait 'till you know her. Af-adexnic Course, Chorus 111. lnterclass Basketball 1-l1, Girl Reserves 12-41. 0. G. Club 131, Durland Club 141. Margaret Barnard A willing heart, adds feather to the heel. Academic Course, Chorus 111, Hiking: Club 121, D. J. B, Club 1251. Durland Club 141, Girl Reserves 12--11, Declama- tory Contest 13--l1. Mildred Barry Hang Snrrowz care will kill a rat, and therefore let'S be merry. Academic Couise. Chorus 11-21. Mound Builders 111. H. 1. 111. Girl Reserves 12-41. 21' Club 131, Group 12 141, Glee Club 141. Gypsy ltuyer 141. John Allen ' Lost by the Wayside. General Course, Fuotball 11-2- 21-41. Basketball 12-Zi--l1. Cadets 11-21. lnterclass Basket- ball 13-41, lnterclass Hasketbzlll 131. ixteen

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The-1922-MILE TONE I X SENIOR OFFICERS ' Garold Henning, President Madalene Kroeger, Secretary l have given my heart. mr hand. and Grac'd as thou are with all the power my ankle to football. Aeacleniic Course, of words. Academic Course, G. R. Presilleut 1'lass 153153. lliY 11-2-3-43, 12-3--13, Treasurer of G. R. 143. Treas- i Glee Cluh 133. Athletic' Board 143. urer Glee Cluh 12-33, Milestone Ass't. 1 Basket llall 12-31 1'a11't 43. Football 13 Athletic Editor 133, Editor No-Hi-So 1'apt. 43, Cadets 1123, B. 0. F. G. 143, Debate 143. DQCl3lllillAJl'y' 143, Girls 13-43. Hasehail 11: Uapt. 43. Student Groups 13-43, Spring Festival 133, Class 1'ouncil 123, Dramatic 1'luh 13-43. NU' Treasurer 143. Hi-So 133, Milestone 143. President Class 143, Senior Class Play. Gretchen Lizer, Treasurer' To those who know thec not, no words van paint, to those who know thee, know words are faint. Academic 1' 1'l e Club 11 A' il 43 G R ourse. fe '---- . - - 12-43, Dramatic Uluh 13-43. No-Hi-So 123, Student Council 123, Milestone 133. .lunior Ulass Play 133, President, Q. Y.'s 133, President Miss Durland's Groull 143. President G. R.'s 143, Class Sec- retary 153. lleclamators' 143. GYPSY Rr-ver 143. Mid-Stlmlner Night 133. Hik- ing 1'luh 123. Senior Play. Otto Kraemer, Vice-President He has an elephantic sense of humor. Academic Course, Hi-Y 11-2-3-43, Dra- matic l'luh 143. 1'lass Baseball 12-33. Class Vice President. 143. Cadets 11-23, H. 0. F. G. 13-43, Financier Class Play 133. Senior Class Histor ln the fall of the year 1918 we staited our career in High School as model fresh- men. We had for our sponsor Miss McMahon. We elected for our class officers: Les- ter Rogers, president, Cadwell King, vice-president and Josephine Maylard, secretary and treasurer. This was a hard year but most of the time we bore patiently the slights of the upperclassmen. The next year most of us became Sophomores. Our sponsors were Miss Kelsey and Mr. Gould. Our officers were: Ernest Foster, presidentg Vyvyean Hazen, vice- president and Mirriam Dunhaver, secretary and treasuer. Gerald Davis later became president. This year we came out second place in the inter-class Basketball Tourna- ment. In september, 1920 we started in school again as brilliant Juniors. The class offi- cers were Hortense Hazen, presidentg Barton McClow, vice-presidentg Dot Witters, secretary and Carlton KaDel, treasurer. In November we proved our worth by finding the Seniors in the Hare and Hound Chase. We went to the Green Room and had a feed, the cost of which was split 50-50 between the two classes. In the spring of '21 we gave our class play, The Strenuous Life. This was said to be the best amateur play ever put on in Norfolk. Near the end of the school year we gave a farewell banquet for the Seniors at the First Congregational Church. As Seniors we had for officers, Garold Henning, presidentg Otto Kraemer, vice- presidentg Gretchen Lizer, secretary and Magdeline Kroeger, treasurer. The first big even-t of our last year was the Junior-Senior Hare and Hound Chase. We hid at King's Park in the lockers two by two. Were we relieved when we heard Ten o'clock, all out? Ask any Senior. We also had a bob-sled party. This spring we will give the play, Martha by the Day. fifteen!

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The' 1922 -.MILE TO E S NIOR Lawrence Beckenhauer Be merry and employ your chiefest thots in courtship. General Course, Cadets 11-23, Football 12-3-43. Amber Benedict But common quiet is msnkind's concern. Academic Course, Chorus 113, H. I. 113, Girl Reserves 123, D. J. B. 133, Durlaud Club 143. Pearl Bennett She has more than she shows and speaks less than she knows. Nomial Training, Course, Mound Builders 113, Girl Reserves 123, D. J. B. 133, Miss SInith's Group 143. Elizabeth Benning To be merry best becomes you for, out of question, you were bom in a merry hour. Commercial Course. Chorus 113. Mound Builders 113. Girl Reserves 12-43. 2V Club 133, Miss Smitlfs Group 1-13. Charlotte Beverly The glass of fashion and the mould of form: the ob- served of all observers. Academic Course. H. I. Club 113, Mound Builders 113, 0. G. Club 133, Dramatic Club 143. Chorus 11-23, Group 12 143 V Club. Maud Bradley 1 Good things come in small packages, Academic Course, Chorus 1l-23. Mmuul Builders 113. seventeenl