Norfolk High School - Milestone Yearbook (Norfolk, NE)

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rr UL- f ! If ■'fj A S i j r4 — 3 DRY This present senior class came romping into Norfolk senior High school in the fall of 1934. They were a happy-go-lucky lot garbed in ankle socks and knee pants (unless they WERE ULTRA-SOPH I STACATEO), BUT UNDERNEATH THEIR AIR OF BRAVADO THEY WERE A PRETTY 8CARED BUNCH. FOR THEIR CLASS OFFICERS THAT FIRST UNBELIEVABLE SEMESTER THEY ELECTED BOB RALSTON as President, Marvin stinebaugh as vice-president, Mary Helen Stearns as secretary, anb 0OROTHY FELGER AS TREASURER. THE SECOND SEMESTER, THEY ELECTED ART DRISKELL, PRESIDENT; J|M DORRIS, VICE-PRESIDENT, MARY HELEN STEARNS-SECRETARY, AND DOROTHY FELGER, TREASURER. The FOLLOWING FALL AFTER THE KNEE PANTS HAD LENGTHENED, AND THE ANKLE SOCKS BECAME SILK HOSE, THIS MIGHTY CLASS CAME TROOPING BACK, NOT AS GREEN FRESHMEN, BUT AS SOPHOMORES with Experience. The first semester they chose Boyd Wooo for President, Junior mccartney FOR VICE-PRESIDENT, BERNIS BECKENHAUER FOR SECRETARY, AND BONNIE FARNER FOR TREASURER. AFTER A SUCCESSFUL REIGN OF ONE SEMESTER, BOYD WOOD AGAIN CAME BACK AS PRESIDENT, KEITH 0LAKEMAN REPLACED JUNIOR MCCARTNEY, PAULINE HALL STEPPED INTO THE SHOES OF BERNIS BECK-ENHAUER, AND ART DRISKELL KEPT THE BOOKS OF THE TREASURER. Their Junior year was more successful than ever. Marvin stinebaugh and Jack Stubbs GAINED STATE-WIDE RECOGNITION FOR THEIR WORK IN ATHLETICS. THE JUNIORS WERE VICTORIOUS in the Hare and hound Race and also in the Olympics. They celebrated their victory at the Olympics Dance that evening with junior and Senior attending. They staged their class play, The Bat which was a great success, and won new honors in giving the junior and Senior Banquet, the theme of which was the N. h S. Memory Cruise. The class officers for the first semester were president. Bob Ralston, vice-president jack Stubbs, secretary- Dorothy Felger; and treasurer, Mary Helen Stearns. The second semester found in office Boyd Wood as President, Bob Ralston as vice-Presioent, Dorothy Felger as secretary, and Mary Helen Stearns as treasurer. The most triumphal year of all, however, was their last one. They were SENIORS, they HAD COME INTO THEIR OWN. FOR THEIR FIRST SEMESTER CLASS OFFICERS, THEY ELECTED BOYD Wood, President; Bob Ralston, Vice-President; Dorothy Felger, Secretary: and Mary Helen Stearns, Treasurer. The second semester. Bob Ralston was president; Jack Rice, vice-president; Dorothy Felger, secretary; and Mary Helen Stearns, treasurer. The Hare and Houno Race was postponed on account of bad weather, so the seniors had no chance to repeat their victory of the previous year. (FRANCES Meyers) (Dorothy felger)