Norfolk High School - Milestone Yearbook (Norfolk, NE)

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f:V:V:V:V:Y:Y:YzV:N 1.-W MILLSTQIM: E250 - , .A.A.A.A,A,fA i OHIIIN VVEATHERHOLT A print-clior looking nian never stepped through 1irincc's hall. 4 Howling '25 4115 Football 41, 21: Basketball 41, 21: Track 421: Milcstone 441, llifY 4313 The VVhole Tuwn's Talking 431. l i 4 EVELYN R. VVALKER 4 Has abilityfabsolutt-ly hitltlcnf' Hoskins, Ni-br. 41, 213 Gym Nite 431: Connnercial Contest 441. GERALD VVHALEN A man so various that he icvinetl to be not One, but all mankind an eliitonef' Basketball 42, 3, 41: Track 42, 3, 41: Gym Nite 41, 2, 313 Smocks and Tams 43, 413 N Club 441: Minute Men 43, 413 Mile-tulle 411, 41, Baseball Cham- pione 43, 41. BTAIICELINE XVEHILEH Shy, but sweet. Girl Reserves 41, 2, H13 N-t-rin-ttes 4213 Glee Club 41. 2, IS. 411 Latin t'lnb 42, 313 G. A. A. 41, 213 Fwnch Club 441. BRUCE XVILSON I am unaware of anything that has a right. to be vallvtl an ininossibilityf' Minute Me-n 4313 Football 411: Gym Nite 41, 21: Orpheum 441: Under Twenty 431: The Whole Town's Talking 4415 Robin Hood 431: Christmas Cantata. 43, 41. VERA VVI LSON 'l'hi- gift of fascination- -the power nf charm-when, wllcre and whom she would. G. A. A. 42, 3, 41, President 4413 Nwrgettes 43, 41: Girl Reserves 41, 2, 3, 41: Latin Club 43, 411 Smocks and Tanis 4313 Gym Nite 42, 3, 41: May Festival 41, 213 Commercial Contest 441. DOHOTHEA YENNY Her face doth always hatch a grin. G. A. A. 43. 41, Latin Club 421: Girl Reserves 41, 2, 3, 41: Smocks and Tains 43, 411 Gym Nite 41, 2, 511 May Festival 41, 213 Glee Club 411. ELLA VVOLLSCHLAGER With such a coinrade, such a friend, I tain would walk till jouine-y's end. ELBERT PARKER A man slow to cxiiu-ss his thouzrhts is often wise. 413 Orpheum 431: Track 42, 413 Fntrlball 4415 Glen-1 Club 421. 0l'l'lnfSil'zl 42, 3, 412 lianil 43, THELMA FLETCHER Only tl:-ati women never change their minds. .74 D.-XRIUS BEAIWAN His hair is his crowning glory. RALPH HHANDENBEHG 4 Me thinks I ln-ln the world gn 'round. OHVILLE HAKANSON To see him on the basketball floor. ls to know that he is a hard worker. ,Basketball 42, 3, 41. EDXVIN MANKE 5 Some day ht-'ll be a. band master. GEORGE SIRES l Will make as much out of life Q As those who stir up more dust. E Football 43, 41. A A-A Y B ff flill If M ,,,,,- X 28

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l Ek DlllLSTONL f:V:V2VzV:Y:V:V:VzN in Y. L A W - ,A:A:A:A:A,AL l INIAHIAN STKOM . Still waters run deem. 1 Mny Festival 11. 21: Gym, Nite 11, 2, 21: District 1 and State Avatleniiu Contest 121. INEZ STHOM Of s-very noble work. one silent limit is bi-st I May Festival 11, 21: Gym Nite 12, 3, 41: G. A. A. 141 LLOYD TANNEHILI. 1've been in bo: water so numb l'm beginning to feel liardaboilr-cl. Gleu Club 1l. 2, IZ, 41: Howling '25 111: Foutliall 11, 41: Under Twenty 131: Mikado 111: Pickles 121: Robin Hood 131: Belle of Bagf dad 141: State Music Contest 11, 2, 31. JOHN TA NNE!-IILL Ho who is good at inaking excuses is often good at other things, Football 12, IZ, 41: liaski-tbnll 12. 3, 41: Track 12, IS. 41: Gym Nite 1113 Glen Club 141: Hi-Y 1411 Operetta 141: Vice l'i'i-sideiit of Class 12, 31. HAROLD TIM PE R LY Whate'cr he did was done with so Inu:-li cane. Football 13, 41: Track 13, 41: Minute Men 141: Gym Nite 111. FRITZ TERRY A little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of men. Basketball 131: Track 13, 41: Football 13. 41: Glee Club 141: Norfians 131: Latin Club 12, 3, 41, RAYMOND TRUEX A man who knows how to meet a situation is worthy of praise. Gym Team 11, 2, 3, 41: Gym Nite 11, 2. 3, 41: Leader Club 11, 2. 31: Band 12, 3, 41: Minute Men 12, 3, 41: Basketball 12, 31: Football 13, 41: Presi- dent of Class 131: No-Hi-So 131: Under Twenty 131. ELMER THENHAUS Not a man of iron, but a live oak. Football 13, 41: Basketball 13. 41: Track 11, 2, 31: Glee Club 131: Latin Club 121: Hi-Y 13, 41: Pickles 121: N Club 13, 41. ESTHEH A. NVACKER Doing well depends on doing completely. G. A. A. 12, 31: May Festival 121: Gym Nite 11, 2. 31. 1. , ELVIRA NVACHTER. 5 A friend wortn all the hazards we can run. E Gym Nite 11, 31: May Festival 12, 31. i E V W AAAA 1 ' ' A V Y r Ag- ll ffll ill? ' - - Y - T , X A 27

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h MllLSTONlL L 4 'E ...... l VLC3f:V:V:V1V1Y:Y:V:Y2NVQllW . Senior Class History Good morning folks! This is station 1930 broadcasting on a frequency of graduation. We have several distinguished artists on our program today. The first number is Freshman , The participants in this selection are: June Alice McNabb, president, Bill Baker, vice president, Raymond Truex, secretaryg Ruth Ralston, treasurer, and all those people called Freshies . The two worthy individuals who helped in making this part of the entertainment a success were: Miss Hornady and Mr. Sinclair. Dur- ing the preparation of this number two very successful parties were held. The distinction of having two members on the first squad basketball goes to these Freshies . This is station 1930. You have just heard the number Freshman . The next number on the program is Sophomore , The following trio: Clarence Burbank, president 5 Marian Preskorn, secretary, and John Tanne- hill, treasurer, will lead the group called Socrates' fools . Seven of these distinguished individuals secured a place on the first squad basketball, the same number in the boys' leader club, and three on N. H. S. gym team. Five diligent professors placed in the District Academic Contest, with the honor of going to the State Contest. Three excellent students in the Com- mercial department were sent to the District and State Contests. The last part of this number will be fifteen members of Socrates' orchestra. Station 1930 will next entertain you with Juniors , This selection will be led by the following quintet: President, Raymond Truexg vice president, John Tannehillg secretary, first semester, Nylotis Bowman, second semester, Marian Preskorng and treasurer, Seymour Hansen. This number will consist of a Hare and Hound Race, which the Juniors, of course, lost, the class play, Under Twenty , presented on Nov. 23, un- der the direction of Miss Koch, the Junior-Senior Banquet on May 22. The Juniors established the standard Norfolk High School class ring. What's the next number boys ? Station 1930 now offers the selection Seniors . This part of the en- tertainment will be led by president, Glenn Royal, vice president, Seymour Hansen, secretary, Marion Preskorn, and treasurer, Kenneth Taylor. .'A A l'f' Dllflill ME: 4 ..-: A JK, ,J - j