Omaha North High School - Norseman Yearbook (Omaha, NE)

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u 1 WE -unmwlll IH ' 'H'-vw ui -'IWWI 1' 1'-uw n u 1 'H- 3 l -nvlr1v..mi:.,ii.,Q --lr 'H ll A 'lmil...'m1 W 14u41,--v'.lli, ll l I u um. g f 9, SENNDR Mrs. Platt .....,... H Miss Clark M ,.,. 1.1 Mr. Raines ,.... -- A Jean Andrews ---W James Caldwell .... , A'--' Leonard Barber ...... --.--- ....,.... .President Royal H1pwell.--- ...,...., - ..... Vice-President Jean Gardiner .M ......, eu- ............. Secretary Eugene Potter -- ..... -- ,.... - ..... -..Treasurer S ergeants-at-A rms H .......,..... ,Sponsors CLASS F Next January the largest mid-term class of North will be graduated. When, in 1926,,the first January class received diplomas, they were eight in number. The class roll mounted to thirteen the following year, and to twenty-four in 1928. But in 1929 the latter number will be more than doubled when sixty enter the 12B class. The 12A's are well represented in every phase of school life. In athletics there are many who help make North shine. jack Miller, captain-elect of the football team, with James Caldwell, Alvar Lindell, Tom Campbell, and Werner Wittges, also out for foot- ballg Leonard Barber and Tom Campbell, representa- tives in trackg Eugene Potter, baseball pitcherg Leon- ard Barber, basketball starg and Robert Gibb, golf en- thusiast, are all members of the senior A class. The North Star staff claims ten of the class the Polar Log seven and honors have been received by many Each of the honorory socletxes have three l , ' I 1 1 H1 W li ii!m:m,EfL,T::Kg7l,,.:.+3i,,i5i:iiLg .,f'T 1 9 2 8 :17L. .inm.....1..'fffW fr:r..'r'r'..l.....frfffm':.1112n:1w:u::rlu:zzf:m::1:2mzu1 ,, ,E menu-LJ A F Page Twenty-six

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E! EWR mf S i . s Z., K -. .t El mhmmmpm rmnmmygtpuwmss .mwwhM1mm,mm.1m5Hwmam ,A,. I Y' 11' are ri is 3 JIIUNIHDIR OIIILASS l.' Harold Ericksonu., ..,.,,,, W, ,,,,,,,,, ,President 'Z Hubert Pennington ---.. ...... Vice-President Cassius Lane - ........,. tSec1-etary-Treasurer Miriam Kissinger Eillmlgre Gwyne- , ..... Sergeants-at-Arms f aug an 9 Miss Matthews l 5.1 Miss Poley ...., ..--.-- ......,,..., Sponsors E Mr. Smith S il H -I -1 , Members of the '29 class have done much to dis- tinguish themselves and their school. Of the 132 girls and 104 boys, approximately two dozen are on the honor roll regularly. Charlotte Alvi- son, Robert Christiansen and Richard Gallagher are members of the National Honor Society. Bonita Bailey, - Robert Christiansen, Richard Gallagher and Jennie , Roberts are members of Quill and Scroll. Of those 5 who entered the scholastic contests at Lincoln, Bonita N Bailey took second place in European History, and Wilmett Nelson placed third in zoology. Margaret 5 Meyer wpn first place in bookkeeping at the district commercial contest, and Jennie Roberts took third in Q novice shorthand. ' , u l V 3 A great number of the various offices of clubs in I the school are held by juniors. Five organizations of l , North have presidentsbfrom the twenty-niners. They , are the Eta Beta clu , Tom Deaking Polarian club, ii Georgia Woodruffg Girls' O club, Marjorie Rothwell, 5 Science club, Bonita Baileyg and Hi-Y, Fillmore fl Gwynne-Vaughan. Herbert Modlin is the new editor f of Aquila Aquilonis, the Latin paper. Q Other activities such as Student Council, French and Spanish clubs, Triple C, Bird club, B. S. O., Home Q Economics, Pep clubs, Girl Reserves, and Pleiades F have a number of members from this class. I ti is Eugene Borger and Edward Baliozian are promi- E nent in the musical circles of North. ' Band, orchestra, E and glee clubs also have a great number of the third li year class. The names of Richard Raschke, George 5 Potter, Harold Isard, Harold Erickson, and Sam Q Chullino are associated with sports at North. l1TCI?fY!E'll'!!lT1E!1'1lIlil'1ll'IIZl!ZIfllYlflr i Page Twenty-eight