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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1931 volume:

WE Cfe Polar Loq 1 9 3 1 Published by Students Of Horth High School OMAHA, NEBRASKA - THE STAFF 1- A M. CATHERINE FROHARDT Editor-in-Chief I ERNEST PRIESMAN Business Manager ROWENA ADAMS Advertising Manager ELEANOR HALEY Cireulation Manager IDA MAY GROSSMAN ERNEST RoosE Art Editors Miss LOUISE W. BARSTOW Adviser 'gixfvfhss RUTH TOMPSETT Art Adviser X. X CONTEN 1' S la Faculty Classes Seniors Juniors Activities National Honor SOCICIY Quill and Scroll National Forensic League Publications Debate Operetta Aurora Organizations Cadets Clubs Athletics Aclvertise DS Norgh, High -4- bak MR. MCMILLAN Principal ...5.. 36 .ls ,-- WW 1,-,,,, , eTii2,'.f?f MR. I-I. C. MEENTS Dean of Boys Miss I-IELEN E. ROBINSON Dean of Girlf , N 1.- , . 4. Sw W Mr. E. E. McMillan, Principal Miss Helen E. Robinson, Mr. H. C. Meents Dean of Girls Dean of Boys E11 glislv Histo1'y Commercial Miss Nona Robinson, Miss Morris, Head Miss Bothwell, Head Heacl Miss Howie Miss Bayles Nliss Ellsworth Miss Johnson Mrs. Collins Nliss Farrell Miss Keenan Nlr. Erwin Miss Goersz Mrs. Maloy Mrs. Loy Miss Hamilton Mr. Meeiits Miss Lyons 1Vlrs. Maloy Miss Noble Mr. Robcrts3J0 Nliss Pickarcl Miss Phillips Mr. Smith Nliss Porterfielcl Miss Poley Nliss Recltielcl Mrs. Schmitt Nliss Secllacelc Mrs. Smith Miss Southwell Mrs. Ware I1 ozeign Language Matlyematics Science Miss Cohn Miss Franlcish, Head Mr. Dorsey, Heacl Miss Dumont Miss McCray Miss Crocker Mrs. Smith Miss O,Neil Mr. Dally Miss Crabbe Miss H. Robinson Mr. Erwin Nlrs. Holmberg Mrs. Schmitt Hcmzcsellold Arts Miss4Harte, Heacl Miss Bookmeyer Mrs. Loy lflfysiml Ecluerrlion Mr. Severyn Mr. Franklin MECl7d71iCdl Arts M usic Mr. Mvcrs, Head Mr. Cox Nlr. Helligson Mr. Jackson A rl Miss Hutchison Mrs. Silver Dl'dll1dllCJ Nliss Wfallcer Nlr. Jackson, Head Miss Betts Mr. Raines Miss Tompsett 'l01H'7ldll.S'fl1 Miss Barstow Lilrmrian Nliss Nicliol Lilvrary C lcrlqf Seerelary Miss Ostronic Allendanee Clerk Office Clerk Miss Nye Bookroom C lark Mrs. Hanna Miss Johanson Miss Reclclan - 7 ... Mrs. Sunclsboe , f' 'fl I an J:-2-s. .-J 3' Q, E M144 Q7 X I ff I XMLJ f?W W ff'-wfflfosczuf c Z1 036-6 BE.. 644- Wy ' '39, , f Classes - 5 'ff' H -ATT ex . 13' Al ' n 1 .- uv 1 114- H vu - l I FRED McCONNELL President North Star, C41 B. S. O. C2, 3, 415 Eta Beda, C313 L. A. I. C213 A n r 0 r a, C411 Senior Play, C413 Christmas Contest, C41. BERNICE OLDT Secretary Pleindes, C3, 41-5 L. A. I. C2, 313 Girl Reserves, CLE, 31, Palette and Brush, C2, 315 Greggites, President, C411 Student Council, C213 Glee Club, C113 Conxnrrrrcial Con- test, C31. DORIS ALLEY lieclanmtory O 0 n t e s t, C315 Commercial Oon- test, C215 Polar Log, C213 Masque amd Dug- fer, C3, 41: Woo, C2, 31, Girl Reserves, Cl, 2, 3, 413 Senior Play, C415 Greggites, C41. RICHARD ALM!-JR Slnge Crow, C2, 3, 41. MARY JANE ANTHONY Masque and Duggan-,C41: Senior Play, C-11: Greg'- zitfs, C415 Girl Scouts, C3 . SAMUEL BASSETT Wrestling, C31. 1 ...9- CHARLES BAUGHMAN Vice-President Student Council, C213 Orchestra a n d Band, C1, 41, President, C41 Q Baseball, C11 3 Wrest- ling, C213 O Club, C11. DOUGLAS LANE Treasurer O Club, C2, 3, 4,13 Basket Bull, C2, 3, 41, Co-Captain, C413 Base- ball, C315 Cadets, C2, 31. MARY ANN BAUER Entered S e p t e ni b e r, 19303 Houston, Texas, GRETCHEN BAUER EDMUND BENSON FERN BERRY Triple U, C3, 41: Glee Club, C1, 413 Masque and Dagger, C415 Oper- etta Lead, C41p Senior Play, C41. ll ll' I WILLARD BIGFORD DEAN BLUE CLAUDE CADY North Star, CIS,-17: Stud- ent Council, C373 Elu Beflu, 127 g Mulc Quar- lctte, ill, 47 g Aurora, Cl, 2, El, 475 Operettn lend. 13, 47g Senior P I n y, C-17g Glee Club, fl, 2, 3, 47, Tourna- ment Play, 13, 47: Foot- lmll, 137. VERNA CLINKENBEARD DOROTHY GEORGE Sludunl. UllllIll'll. 1371 li. A. l., lil, 2575 Girl Ile-serv:-s, f2, 373 O Uluh, 12, 1373 lllve Clulr, C 17. IDA MAY GROSSMAN North Slum, ill, ll-7: Pulau' Img, Ari, l'l:lii.nl'. 1-17: Srieni-e Ulub, C373 l'n'ette und Bruxh, U71 llirl Svouls, U73 Auro' ru.. 417: Senior Play C-17- OLGA HANSEN Paulette and Brush, 187, Girl Reserves, 147. GERTRUDE HIDDLESTON Ruurlizms, 12, 3, 47, Pres- ident, 1375 Commercial Contest, f27. HELEN HILL North Stair, f37Q Girl Reserves. 12. 37 1 Bird Club, 117 5 YVDQ Club, 1473 Aurora, 117. BETTY HOWDLE Palette und Brush, ll, 27 3 Girl Reserves, 127 1 L. A. I., 137. LORNE JACKSON JACK JENSEN Em Bedu, 1373 Student. Council, 42, IS, 473 Gregc' gites, f-17, Senior Play. 147. ..-by 2 A - + Ill I .4-ill! 'l 'nY-3-I ul' hi! I 1 il 7 JUNE JENSEN North Star, 13, 47: Girl Reserves, 137, Senior Pluy, 147. CHARLES JOHNSON Orchestra, 11, 273 Band, 11, 2, 373 Glee Club, 12, 37: Senior Play, 147. IRVING JOHNSON Ygigestling, 1379 L. A. I., SANFORD JOHNSON Basket Ball, 127, Trunk, 11, 27, Cadets, 1275 Glee Club, 12, 3, 4 5 Aurora, 1375 Senior Play. 147- BENJAMIN KENNEDY Hi-Y, 12, 3, 4.7, Glee Olub, 11, 3, 47: Aurora., 1475 Track, 1475 Or- chestra., 11, 2, 37. HERBERT KLETKE Student Council, 1473 Orchestra, President, 1475 Wrestling, Captain, 1473 0 club, 147. .-11.- GLADYS KRAU SE Palette and Brush, 12, Il, 47, 1. '1'., 13,fl7. MYRA LAIRD H. E. fr., 12, zu, 47. SOPHIE LITWIN National Honor Society Pnlariaus, 13, 473 Tru Dev, 12, 37, Girl Scouts, 12, fl, 47, Greggitzes, 1 4 7 . HARRY MCCORMACK I-Ii-Y, 13, 47: B. S. O., 813, 473 L. A. I., 127, lee Club, 12, 37, Pres- ident, 137g Male Quar- tette, 13, 473 Operettn Lead, 1373 Aurora, 125, -175 Fuotlmll, 127. FRANK MCLEOD B. S. O., 13, 47, Eta Bedu, 12, 37, 0 Club, 13, 4.7 g Bll.HkBl1- ball, 13, 47 9 Aurora, 1373 Senior Play, 147. ALYCE MCMURRAN' 1 F N x L BERYL MORGAN Tia. Dev 13 41 url Reserves 12 31 Glee 0 ub 1 S 41 Aurora, 111 qenmr Play, 14 DOROTHY MEULLEB. Fntered qeptember 1930 Nicholas benn H 1 g h S 1, h 0 ol Chicago, Ill 'senior Play 141 HAROLD MULDOON Student Counm Gr 131 FRANCIS PHILLIPS fllee Club 141 Senior ' rn nm e s, LUCILLE ROOT Polnrians, 12, 415 Pnl- ette and Brush, 11, 21: S. '1'. S., 141. 1 ROBERT SAVAGE Hi-Y, 141, Track, 11, 2, 31 9 Wrestling, 11., 2, 315 Cadets, 141: S c 1 en c e Olub, 13, 415 Aurora, 13,411 Senior Pluy,141g Glee Club, 13, 41. T i Sifififf Hill'- l ' . . 3 G' 1 .ll Sy, ' 3 ' 3' . . ' 1. li. 4 1 , I ' Fw A I I 'I .' -'l. 12, 31: rlf, . 1-if-, 1412 0 in 12. rs, 41. IN EZ SIERK I. T., 13, 41: Glee Club, 11, 213 Masque and Dagger, 141: Greggites, 1413 Senior Play, 141. TOIMAS SIMONS Hx-Y, 12, 313 L. A. I., 13, 41, President, 141: Speakers' Bureau, 11, 215 Orvhestra, 11, 2, 313 Band, 11, 2, 313 Cadets, 12, 31, First Sergeant Company H, 131, Au- rora, 12, 3, 41. MARJORIE SNIFZFEN Polarian, 13, 415 I. T., gi, 41, President, 141: irl Scouts, 12, 3, 413 Cadets, 1415 Student Council, 13, 413 Senior Play. 1411. MARY SUMMERS Pale-H,e und Brush, 12, 41, HARJTEY SWANSON L. A, I.. 1213 HifY, 12, I '3 4 311: 0 Cub, 1f, 1, hoothall, 13, 413 Track, 141: Cadets, 121. ETHEL TEMPLE Entered 1929, Bethany High, Lincoln. 2 U,.i'1ll.1'lA1 . '1f Xu. :ie :JU 5:1-:.'.:r.fP e Liu - CLARENCE TRIPLETT Baseball, 121. JACK WHITE Triple C, 11, 213 B. S. O., 12, 3. 41: Student Council, 131, Male Quar- tette, 13,415 Glee Club, 12, 3, 415 Aurora, 12, 1313 Senior Play, 141. RICHARD COOLIDGE North Stax-,13, 413 Christmas Contest, 141. Not Pictured EARL HEFFNER Golf, 1413 Basket Bull, 1415 0 Club, 141: Travk, 141: Masque and Dagger, 1413 S e n i n i' Play, 141. RICHARD WILSON Hi-Y, 1315 Wrestling, 13, 41, Glee Club, 12, 3, 41gCadets,121g 'frxic-k, 1313 Senior Play, 4 . LLOYD WIIMMER I. T., 141: Wrestliiig, 12, 313 Glee Club, 13, 413 Senior Play, 141. CLAIRE MOORE Girl Rf-serves, 1313 Glen Qllligb, 13, 413 Aurnm, VIVIAN CREIGHTON' JAMES LIGHTELL -13.- - Ea Cast of Characters - Captain Apple ack An Arabian Night? Adventure By Walter Hackett Act I: The Adventure. Act II: The Dream. V Act III: The Romance. Scene: Library of Ambrose Applejohn's house on coast of Cornwall. Time : Present. M A M. J Lloyd Wimmer fFriday Eve.J Lush ' - 'A l Francis Phillips fMatineeJ Palmer, the maid ......... ......,.................... I da May Grossman Poppy Faire ............................ ............ D orothy Mueller Mrs. Agatha Whatcombe ........., ,4,,,,.,,,, M ary Jane Anthony Ambrose Applejohn ........... ................ C laude Cady Anna Valeska .......... ,......... D oi-is Alley Mrs. Pengard .............. ........,....... I nez Sierk Mr. Horace Pengard ......... .......... F red McConnell Ivan Borolsky .............. ....... ...... J a ck Wliite Dennet .................. .......,.. l lichard Wilson Johnny Jason ........... ............... ........, S a nford Johnson CAPTIVES PIRATES Mary Ann Bauer Charles Baughman Francis Phillips Fern Berry Earl Heffner Robert Savage Dorothy George Doris Hitchcock June Jensen Beryl Morgan Constance Shaw Marjorie Sniffen Jack Jensen Woodrow Tietsort Charles Johnson Robert Walker Sanford Johnson Lloyd Wimmer Frank McLeod Richard Wilson Wayne Nicholson 14- January Senior Play X ' 1 - .1, RUSSELL RULLMAN' President National Honor Society Quill and Scroll, President National Forensic League, President Debate, 42, 3, 43: North Star, 43, 43, News Editor, 443, Ca - ets, 41, 2, 3, 43, Cap- tain Company G-, 4432 Eta. Beds., 42, 3, 43, President, 4435 Student Council, 42, 3, 43, President, 443, Inter- state Student Council ' . Convention, 443 g Aurora, 42, 335 L. A. I., 42, 33: B. S. O., 42, 33, Christ- mas Contest, 42, 433 Orutorical Contest, 4235 Hi-Y, 41, 2, 3, 415, President, 4433 Y. M. . A. delegate from Ne- braska to World Con- ference ut Toronto, Can- zuln, 1931. MARY AGNES G-WYNNE-VAUGHAIN Secretary Student Council, 42, 433 Pleiudes, 42, 3, 439 Cad- ets, 43, 43, Captain, 4437 Girl Reserves, 42, 3,43, President, 433. HALLEENE MAY HAXTHAUSEN Sergeant-at-Arms National Honor Society Board of Control Girl Reserves, 42, 3, 43g Pleizides, 42, 3, 43, President, 4435 Rou- dians, 42, 439 Tra Dev, 43, 435 Basketball, 41, 2, 3, 433 Cadets, 43, 43, Second Lieutenant, 4435 Golf, 41, 2, 43, Cham- pion' ,133 Tennis, 41, 2 3, 433 Baseball, 41, 2, 3, 43. ROWENA ADAMS National Honor Society Quill and Scroll Girl Reserves, 41, 2, 3, 43, President, 443: Po- lztr Log, Adv. Mgr., 443, Student Council, 42, 3, 435 OU Club, 41, 23, 'l'ru. Dev, 43, 435 Tripl C, 42, 3, 435 Aurora, 4435 Orchestra, 42, 3, 43, Masque and Dag- ger, 443 9 Polariaus, 4-13. STANLEY ADLER Traluk, 43, 43. HELEN . N Cleo Cl 1 , - 3: Aurora, 3 H. ., 433, ' nee Clu 3. mfr' 6 204 FG? ,X 1.i..,... --ii f VERA F. HART Vice-President National Honor Society Quill and Scroll Polarians, 42, 3, 43: O Club, 42, 3, 43, Senior Play, 4435 Stud- ent Council, 43, 435 Or- chestra, 42, 3, 43, Glce Club, 423, North Star, 43, 43. Adv- Mgr-. 44l. Bus. Mgr., 4-L33 Masque und Dagger, 4433 O Club, President, 443. WILLIAM B.. CARTER Treasurer National Honor Society, President National Forensic League Eta Beds, 41, 2, 3, 43, President, 44-35 Hi-Y, 43, 43, Debate, 443, Student Council, 4433 Cadets, 42, 333 Amul- emic Contest, 4133 S. T. S., 443. JEAN NOYES , Sergeant-at-Arms North Sta G1 e Club, 41, 2, 3, 3, 'A - rora, 42, 3, 43, Pale e and Brush, , 23 'fW o Club, 43, 3 'rl Re- se es, 4' g lub, 42 3 43 , ,.f' ident, : 21 Dei, . 3. 43. P ent, 4435 Student 0 cil, 413, Senior l , 443: Masque and 3912 443- IRENE AUSTIN National Honor Society O Club, 41, 2, Il, -13, Aurora., 41, 2, 3, 435 Student Council, 443g Trax Dev, 4439 Triple U, 42, 33, Pleiades, 43, 43, Masque and Dagger, 43, 433 Senior Pluy, 4-133 Midland Play Tourna- ment, 433. GILBERT AUTRY, JR. Tennis, 42, 3, 433 Stud- ent Council, 41, 2, 433 Eta Bedn. 4233 Cadets, 42, 331 B. 0. 4233 Track, 4433 S K7 i e ii o o Club, 433, Aurora, 443. -ti ,yglf HELEN ,K ' N Girl Resenves, , Ll, ll. 43: Pm air, z! ritl Brush, 43, 43 , s-,ue ai n al Dagger, 'N 43g Science Club, 44 . QW ROBERT A. BARRA8 Football, 1413 Baseball, 141, Glee Club, 121. .X JOHN BARRETT EVELYN BARTLETT 0 Club, 12, 3, 41, H. E. C., 141, President, 141, Science Club, 141, Aurora., 121. BETTY BAUER Ure-ggitcs, 141. CHARLES E. BAYNES Band and Orchestra, 11, 21, 13, 415 Aurora, 12, 3, 41: Cadets, 12, 3, 41, Hi-Y, 12, 3, 41g Greg- gites, 141. DOROTHY BESSEY Girl Reserves, 11, 2, 3, 415 Cadets, 13, 41, Camp Fire, 11, 2, 31. HILDA BLOHM Palette and Brush, 141. CARROLL 3033111 L Foatbal , 13, 41' W ling. 13 r -k, : 0 ub-, ' ud- DHD l 3 Hi-Y, Q33 31 cs mee ctgub. ' p t Star, . i . EUGENE BONDESSON Ca-dets, 18, 41: Glee Club, 13,4151-Ii-Y, 131, Stamp Club, 131, Tra Dev, 141: Aurora, 1415 Bird Club, 121. LA VERNA BRAUN Quill and Scroll Cadets, 13, 41, Aurora, 141, North Star, 13, 41, Camp Fire, 11, 2, 3, 41. DORIS BURIDGE Girl Reserves, 11, 2, 31: Triple C, 12, 3, 413 0 Club, 11, 21, Au- rora, 11, 31: North Star, 1815 Aquila Aquilonis, 13, 415 Science Club, 12, 31: Greggitea, 1415 L. A. I., 131. EDMUND L. BURKE Operetta, 131. 4 V A .... Y -.-.,.--. - 7 CLARA CARLSON Orchestra, 11, 3, 41, Palette :und Brush, 13, 413 Cadets, 131. MARION CHRISTMAN National Honor Society Girl Reserves, 11, 2, 3, -11, Polariaus, 13, 41, President, 1415 North Stair, 1315 Palette and Brush, 11, 41, DOROTHY CLARK Girl Reserves, 12, 3, 41, Pelurizum, 12, 3, 41, Palette and Brush, 111: Triple C, 131, Masque and Dagger, 13, 413 Cadets, 131. GRETCHEN' CLAUDIUS Tru Dev, 12, 3, 41: Palette llillll Brush, Lf2, 111: Csuets, 13, 1, Science Club, 13, 41. i. I1 ! RUSSKLL E. ULAA Triple C, 1-11, Glue Club, 131. ARTHUR COGSWELL C1100 Club, 12, 3, 415 '.l'ri1Jle C, 12, 3, 415 Hi- , w Y, 12, 3, 41. 1: 'l.. 12, il, 41, President, 141g Masque and Dag- ger, 141 3 Polar Log, 1413 Aurora, 12, 3, 41, Senior Play, 141. ROGER J. CONNOR Hi-Y, 12, 31, T1'u,r:k. 141- VIOLET N. COPELAND Girl Scouts, 1'l, 2, 2515 G i rl Reserves, 111: Science Club, 1111, Liles: Club, 141. ROBERT CUMMINGS Aurora-, 13115 Glee Club, 131, Masque :und lmg- ger, 13, 41, Senior Play, 1415 Eta Beda, 121. EDITH DEARMONT Sl'l0lll'C Ulllll, 121, fl1, President, 141: Girl lic- serves, 111: lllusqne zuul Dagger, 141, S e u i 0 1' Play, 141. JOSEPHINE DEPPE XVuo Club, 12, 311 Tfllllf' O, 111, Girl Reserves, 121: Suieum-0 Club, 121: Cuilels, 131. VESTA DOBSON Quill :sud Svrull North Slur, 12, 3. 413 Polar lmsr. 121: Polar inns, 133, 413 Czuup Fire 12.15,-412 1..A. I., 121 Orchestra, 1-11. g - U MORRIS DONNELSON Cadets, 12, 3, 4.13 Eta. Berlrt, 12, 3, 41' Hi-Y, 13, 413 Student Oouncil, 1415 Rifle 'l'en1n, 1413 Aurora., 1219 Senior Play, 141, North Stur, 1211, Polar Log, 131. PLUMA DOWNS DORIS DUNGAN Glee Club, 11, 2, 413 Aurora, 131. W. Dfw ROBERT A. DUNLAP National Honor Society Student Council, 12, 3. 413 'rrni-k, 13, 41: Wrestling, 1411 Cadets, U1- WALLACE W. EASTON Mfitionnl Honor Society Board of Control Cadets, 12, 3, 41, Major 'l'hird Battalion, 1413 B. S. O., 13, 41, Presi- dent, 14.19 Stage Crew, 11, 2, 3, 41, President, 13, 413 Hi-Y, 12, 4.1: Student Council, 12, 413 Rifle Team, 141 5 Aurora., 13, 41g Masque ond Hugger, 141 g Senior Plny, 141. HAZEL M. EHLERS Student Council, 111: Polztrinns, 11, 215 Woo Club, 1213 I. T., 1415 Polar Log, 1-11: Masque and Da ei 4 'Senior - gg '. 1 J. Play. 141. EMMA ERICKSON Polos-inns, 11, 2, 3, -41: Tru Dev, 13, 415 O Club, 141. FRANCES FIELDS 1Not pir:tu1'e1l1 BROWNIE FLESCHER. Girl Reserves, 11, 21. THOMAS W. FLOOD Cadets, 12, 3, 41, Cop- tnin Company G, 14 3 Student Oounoil, 1413 Triple G, 12, 3, 415 Hi- 21512, 3, 415 Aurora, FRANCES TOLKBRS Girl Reserves, 11, 213 O Club, 111, Glee Club, 111. CATHERINE IFROHARDT Nntionol Honor Society Quill and Scroll Pleiades, 11, 2, 3, 41, President, 1315 Triple O, 12, 8, 41, President, 1413 North Star, 13, 41, Editor, 1413 Polar Log, 141, Editor, 1413 Stud- ent Council, 141: Science Club, 12, 31, Aquila Aquilonis, 13,4 3 Masque and Dagger, 141. LYLA FULLINGTON Girl Reserves, 121 gGreg- gites, 1415 Cadets, 141. ' 'D-H 2 E H June1Senmsg. . nf .1 2 em it MARGARET GAUTIEB. National Honor Society Polurixms, 12, 3, 413 Triple C, 13, 415 H. E. C., 13, 41, President. 131, Aurora, 1415 Girl Scouts, 111, Student Council, 141. WYMAN GRAY 1Not pictured1 Football, 13, 41 5 Basket- ball, 141. FRANCES GREENFIELD North Star, 131. LAWRENCE GRIDLEY Football, 13, 41, Wrest- ling. 11. 2. 31: Pillar Log, 1413 Student Coun- eil, 1435 0 Club. 12, 3, 41. ROBERT E.' GRIFPITH Student Council, 1115 Cadets, 12, 3. 415 B. S. O., 13, 413 Masque and Dagger, 141: Glee Club, 12, 313 Aurora, 13, 41. ELEANOR HALEY Nutioiml Honor Society Polar Log, Circulation Mgr., 141g'Pleiades, 12, 3, 413 Polarians, 12, 3, 41,PreBident,141Q Triple O, 12, 3, 41. BYRON J. HALSTEAD Wrestling, 11, 2, 31. -v RUTH HEADLEY Cadets, 1413 Girl Re- serves, 111. DORIS HITCHCOCK Masque and Dagger, 13, 41, Glee Club, 12, 3, 41. President, 1415 L, A, In 141g Midland Tournu' ment Play, 1313 Aurora, 113, 41 3 Captain Apple- Jtfxfgif' 1413 Senior Plny, WILLIAM HOUGHTON Glee Club, 12, 3, 41, Aurora, 131, L. A. I., 131, Hi-Y, 131. EUNICE HUNT Cadets, 1413 Girl Re- serves, 12, 3, 41. CLIIFPOBD JENSEN KRISTINE JENSEN Girl Reserves, 12, 3, 413 G-reggites, 141. HELEN JENSEN Girl Reserves, 117: Camp Fire, 127 3 Greg- gites, 147. MABCINE JENSEN Glee Club, 147: Aurora, 147. Entered September, Des Moines, Iowa. HILDING Jonsson Cadets, gap, Hi-Y. HOWARD W. JONES Stage Ore . 3, 4: Wrestling, v1,87.c J HELEN National Ho ety Glee Club, 1 rora, C47 5 G-reggi e En- tered Septem , 1 , Council u owl.. 7 JOHN T. KANE Glee Club, 11, 2, 3 47: Aurora, 12, 8, 475 I'Foot- ball, 13, 47: Wrestling 147, O Club, 147. iJllIfQl S6l1i0l'5Aivi ll S -21... KATHLEEN KELLY National Honor Society Polarians, 13, 473 Tra Dev, 12, 37' Girl Re- serves, 1375 T., 1473 Glee Club, 12, 373 Science Club, 1375 Masque and Dagger, 147 3 Student Onuncil, 137. DELLA de'ETTA KENT Student Council. 137: Palette and Brush, 127, Glee Club, 147: Aurora, 1475 Senior Pla , 147: Girl Scouts, 1473 Girl Reserves, 1275 Masque and Dagger, 147. GEORGE KINNEY, JB.. National Honor Society Cadets, 12, 3, 4,75 Eta Bedu, 12, 3, 473 Hi-Y, 12, 3, 475 Orchestra, 12, 3, 475 North Star, 137, Aurora, 1373 Triple C, 137. ,J Ne .r ,I ,ca J'i,f v'Qf EDNA. F. KJARGAARD Girl Reserves, 11, 2, 47: Camp Fire, 127. DORIS KNIGHT O Club, 127, Aurora, 127, Girl Reserves, 127. HEL , OUSE Nation or Society Polaris, s, B 475 Triple O, 1 , ,, 47 Tra. Dev, 13, 3 'M que and u er, 14 3 Student cil, 1473 Girl Re- rves, 13, 47: Camp ire, 11, 27. L-73.1 1 t 'v.- v.x-xr,1.' ., .I A..-.-.,..-.-- ' ,xg-5 f wiv-xf: Y A1 THARON L. KRELL MARIE E. 1 National H r 1. ety lflntere m e p b IQ ,M High School, 141. FRANKLIN H. LADD Triple O, C81. VERNON LAKE Aurora, C313 B. S. O., C3. 41- LORRAINE LARSON Cadets, 14.1, Tru Dev, 13, 41, Masque and Dagger, 141, Roudians, C413 Girl Reserves, Q3, 41: Senior Play, Q41. JAMES LEDDY Football, QB, 413 Track, 11, 2, 31, Aurora., C313 Masque and Dagger, 18, 413 O Club, 13, 41, President, 141. -22 DAVID W. LOZIER Science Club, C113 2Vx5estling, 121, Hi-Y, 4 . EMIL A. LUBSEN li, A. I., Cl, 41: Greg- EHPS. 441: Hi-Y. HJ. HAZEL MARSH Greggites, 141, Senior Play, 1415 Masque nnd Dagger. 641. ANNA MARIA MASON National Honor Society Pleiades, C1, 2, 3, 41, North Star Staff, QB-1, Palette and Brush, 12, 31, Girllfjndets, 13, 41, First Lient., 1413 Aca- demic Contest, 011, Triple C, 121, Polar- iuns, QB1. FRED MESERSHMIDT Glee Club, 13, 41g HiAY, Q41- WALTER C. MILES National Honor Society North Star, 12, 3, 413 Triple C, 12, 3, 41, Eta Bedn, Q2, 3, 41.3 Orchestra, Cl, 21 g H1- Y, 12, sp. l l 'BIS .1 KU I XVI HAROLD MITCHELL Basketball, 13,-45: Buse- ba-mll, 13, 45, Masque and Dagger, 1455 0 Club, 13, 45. MARJORITE MORSE Tm Dev, 13, 45, Polar- iaus, 13, 45: Mnsquu and Dagger, 1455 0 Club, 135, Greggites, 1455 Aurora, 135. RAYMOND C. MURPHY I. T., 13, 455 Eta. Bedn, 13, 45, cadets, 11, 2, 35, Track, 13, 45. VIRGINIA NICHOLS North Star, 135: L. A. l., 145, Bird Club, 115, Stump Club, 135, Pull- ette and Brush, 145. EDWARD NORTHUP Cadets, 12, Ei, 45, Ouv- iain UOIIIIHIIDY H, 1455 Riflo Team, Captain, 145: Students Council, 145, Triple C, 125, Au- ruru, 135: Hi-Y, 12, 3 45: Senior Play, 145: Masque amd Dagger, 1-15. WILLIAM NOYES Cadets, 12, 3, -15: Lieu- tevnmt und Quarter-rams lcv, Third Bnttulion, 145: Rifle Team, Third Battalion, 13, 455 Sfmnp Club, 125, President, 1125: L. A. l., 13, 45, Student Council, 12, 11, -15: Hi-Y, 125. MILDRED PERKINS H. E. C., 13, .455 Glee Club, 11., 2, 35, Aurora, 1453 Masque and Dug- ger, 145, Senior PIBY. 145. ra .-9 5' f Lil CHARLOTTE n ' 'Pm Dey, LMa.Sq.uo and Dugg Se mr ay, . lufg Ju -UW15. I EUGENE PETERSON Cadets, 12, 3, 453 First Lieutenant and Adjutant, Third Battalion, 145, O Club, 12, 3, 453 Baseball, 12, 3, 45: Au- rnral, 135, Student Coun- ent Council, 12, 3, 455 President, 145. LUCILLE POPE 0 Club, 125, Greg- Lcites, 13, 45, Soienae Club, 115,Girl Reserves, 1153 Glee Club, 11,2,45. AGNES RECTOR JANE REYNOLDS Roumliaus, 13, 45: Triple C, 125, Glee Club, 125. -51.-, -M, , .1 I 2 Y MARY ARLA RIECK Glee Club, 1313 Aurora, 131, Greggites, 141. KATHERINE RIB SER Triple C, 141: H. E. O., 141, Science Club, 13,41. MAYME RISSER Science Club, 13, 415 Girl Reserves, 141: H. E. C., 141. LEONORA RODSTROM Polar Log, 13, 417 Greg- gites, 1413 Glee Club, 11, 2, 41, L. A. 1., 141: Orchestra, 11, 215 All' rora, 11, 21, Palette and Bi-nsh,1215Suieuue Club, 12, 41. ERNEST R. ROOSE Stage Crew, 11, 2, 3, -11. President, 141: Polar Log, 13, 41, Art Editor, 141g North Star, 181, Eta Beds., 12, 31, Christ- mas Contest, 141. 101 li ffofa' JOHN SANDERHOFF MARSHALL SAUP G-ERTRUDE SAVIDGE T1-a Dev, 1413 Roudians, 12. 3, 41, Glee Club, 121: Sclence Club, 12, 41: Girl Reserves, 121, Girl Scouts, 121. GRETCHEN M. SCHREIBER Aurora, 141. Entered September, 1930, from Central. CONSTANCE SHAW Masque and Dagger, 141: L. A. I., 13, 41, North Star, 121, Polar Log, 1413 Woo Club, 1219 Captain Apple- JHCk, 141: Senior Play. 1415 Camp Fire, 12. 31. LOIS E. SINNBTT Polarians, 141: Polar Log, 141: Tra Dev, 11, 2. 31: Science Club, 13. 41. ESTHER BLADE Entered September, 1930 Underwood High School - .l. JAMES SLADE. JR. Entered September, 1930, Underwood High School. CLARENCE SLAYTON Cadets, 12, ll, 47: Gllee Cluli, 12, 277, Masque und Dagger, 147: Senior Play, 1473 Aurora, 127, B. O., 1-17: Truck, ' 'IIY 1 ' 37 12.37113 . -. . HUSTON A. SMITH llrrllustra, 147. MARGARET C. SORENSON l'ulelLe und Brush, 127, 'l':'n licv, 127, Glue Club, 1 . 27. BERNICE STEWART National Honor Society .l'nlzn'ians, 12, 3, 473 Girl Reserves, 11, 2, 3, 47: North Stair, 13, 47, Triple C, 12, 37, lVoo Tlub. 127: Camp Fire, ll. 27. HELEN C. SUNDEAN 0 Club, 115, si, 477 ll. l'I. U.. 147, Aurora, f1l7ZGlceClub,11,2, 37. GEORGE DAVID SYAS Basketball, 147: '1'ra.ck, 11, 2, 377 Glee Oluli, 475 Student Council, EDWIN THILLIAN DER 9 WOODROW TIETSORT Football, 13, 47. Clip- tnin, 147, Basketball, 13, 473 0 Club, 13, 473 Masque and Dagger, 147: Senior Play, 1473 B. S. O., 147, Student Council, 13, 47. ROBERT TREBILUOCK Glee Club, 12, Il, 471 Cadets, 137, Aurora. 12, 3, 47. fn ,Nbr WILLIAM I', TRIBBLE Glee Club, 13, 47: An- rom, 13, 47, Masque and Dagger, 113, 47, Senior Play, 147, Hi-Y, 12. 37. SHERMAN F. TURNER Cadets, 12, 3, 47: First. Lieutenant and Ord' nance, Third Battalion, 1473 H1'Y, 12. 3. 471 Aurora, 12, 377 L. A. I., 13, 473 Student Coun- cil, 11, 2, 47. 'rf ' l u Eulri . -i FRANCES UPTON Polaminns, 13, 41, Polnlr Log, 121: North Stair, 18, 41, Business Mgr., 1415 Glee Club, 121: Science Club, 12, 131: Girl Reserves, 11, 41: Girl Scouts, 121: L. A. l., 141: Cadets, 131. RUTH WALLACE Nlltlllllihi Honor Soviety Quill and Scroll Pleindes, 12, li, 41, Pres- ident, 141: Triple t.'. 12, ES, 413 Aquila. Aqui- lonis, 13, 41, lllilitor, 1413 Science Club, 1313 Girl Reserves, 12, 3, 413 Masque und Du.ggex', 141: Senior Play. 141, Student Council, 12, 41: North Stur, 12, 3513 Po- lxir Log, 1-11. OSBORNE E. WARREN DORIS WATERMAN National Honor Society Pleindes, 13, 41: L. A. l., 13, 41, President, 141: Mosque and Dug- grer. 141: Senior Play, 1-11. KENNETH WENSTRAND Hi-Y. 12. 311 Wrestlinlg. 1Ii, 41. CONRAD SHORT W RANDOLPH WESTLING Glee Cluh, 11, 2, 3, 41: Aurora, 12, 3. 411 Oi'- cliestruk 11, 21: Band, 11. 219 B. S. U.. 141: Hi-Y. 131: Tennis, 12. 41- JEANNE WHITMORE 'Fra Dev, 121,Glee Club, 141, President, 141, Masque and D ll g g e r, 141 : Student Council, I . RUTH WHITMORE Triple C, 12, 31, Masque and Dagger, 141, Woo Club, 121: Aurora, 141, Senior Play, 1415 Stull- cnt, Council, 12, 413 Aquila. Aquilouis, 131. FREDERICK JOSEPH WIDSTRUP O Club, 141: 'Frm-k, 13, 41. WARREN P. WIMER Hi-Y, 12, 31: Glee Club, fb 1... 31: Aurora, 1251. L. TROY WOERNER Glue Club, 12, 3, 41 I. T. 13, 41: Tru Dev 141: Student. Council 141. v e -- Hun: - :HHH S1 MILLS: il l january Class Sponsors: Miss Mary E. Hamilton I Miss Ruth Betts Mr. E. E. I-lelligso Banquet ana' Dance... .......,.............................................. ........ B lackstone Hotel Saturday, January 24 Baccalaureate Service .....,.............................................. Miller Park Presbyterian Church Sunday, January 25. Conducted by Rev. Clayton S. Valder Commencement Exercises .......................................................... North High Auditorium Friday, January 30. Address, Dr. Charles Durden, Pastor First Baptist Church Q .-.AM Iune Class Sponsors: Miss Alice Crocker Mrs. Dorothy Ware Mr. Harold L. Dally Banquet and Dance... .......................................,.. .......... P axton Hotel Saturday, June 13 Baccalaureate Service .......................................................................... Pearl M. E. Church Sunday, June 14. Conducted by Rev. L. Leroy Weis Commencement Exercises .......................................................... North High Auditorium Thursday, June 18. Address, Dr. Hugh R. Orr, Omaha University luneSeHifar Act Act Act Act Eudoxia .....,................... Rev. Pontifex Deerle ....... Jane Deerle .,............ Mrs. Rossmore ...... Miss Nesbit .......... Judge Rossmore .,.. Ex-Judge Stott ......... Shirley .......,........... Jefferson Ryder ......... I-Ion. Fitzroy Bagley ........ . ,..... . Jorkins, the butler .... T.. Senator Roberts ....... Kate Roberts .........,.............,......... The Lion and the Mouse By Charles Klein f Present Dayj I: Reception room in Rossmore's Cottage in a small Long Island Village. II: Inner Private Library in the Ryder Mansion on 'Fifth Avenue. III: Same as Act II. IV: Shirley,s suite in the Ryder Establishment. i..A...- CAST THURSDAY EVE. CAST FRIDAY EVE. ..........Lorraine Larson............. ...-..-...Eclith Dearmont ........Arthur Cogswell........ .,......,Arthur Cogswell .........Doris I'Iitchcock........ ...-.....I-Iazel Marsh ........-Charlotte Petersn... ,........Eleanor Haley .,........I-Iazel Ehlers............., ..............Jean Noyes .........Edward Northup........ .Edward Northup ,......-..Woodrow Tietsort...,,... ..........Woodrow Tietsort ,,,.......Ruth XVhit1nore.,... . ........Doris Watennaii . ....... Willimn Tribble ...,,.., . . ...... Arthur Cogswell... Clarence Slayton .....,.. Morris Donnelsonm... Irene Austin .......... Mrs. John Burkett Ryder ............. Ruth Wallace ......... John Burkett Ryder ........ Maid ......................... ,.....,...Wallace Easton........ .,.,,....Della Kent............. .-gg.. ....William Tribble .........Clarence Slayton .........Arthur Cogswell Morris Donnelson -...,.,,...-.Vera Hart ..,.......Constance Shaw ...,.....,Wa1lace Easton -...Mildred Perkins June Senior Play 129.-. H . t Juniors Officers George Palmer, President Esther Howe, Vice-President Leona Hurlbnt, Secretary Carlo Christensen, Treasurer jack Pinkertonl S ' -' -A Delmer Patton I gt S di rms HE Junior Class officers are already prominent in the school having served in debate, journalism, cadets and clubs. George Palmer, Esther Howe, and Jack Pinker- ton have debated, George having been in three tournaments and Esther in two. Among those on the North Star, Leona is editor-in-chief fol- lowing her term as second page editor last semester. George is advertising manager of the paper, and Carlo is a reporter. Delmer and Carlo drill, Delmer being a supply sergeant and all the boys are in Hi HY. Following the organization of the class in February, everybody enjoyed the party March 30 at Fontenelle Pavillion when entertainment was furnished by members of the class. The hike May 2 was a success although several peo- ple went home 'rather bruised. On june 6 the class closed the year with a banquet in North's library carrying out the idea of pirate ships. Eldon Myers was toastmaster and Lois Edman, George Palmer and Miss Sedlacek gave very interesting toasts. From a class of about ISO, twenty-two are new to North this year, while eight intend to stay over a semester and graduate in june, l932. From this number, Robert Boyd, Carlo Christensen, Lois Edman, Leona Hurlbut, Cyn- thia McMillan, Dorothy Metcalfe, Eldon Myers, and George Palmer are members of National Honor Society while Selden Adkins, Carlo Christensen, Lois Edman, Curtis Gerald, Earl Haffke, Leona Hurlbut, Ruth Matschullat, Fay Lane, Lorraine Michelsen, Maxine Miller,George Palmer, and Ernest Priesman are members of Quill and Scroll. x X f d L. ,' 'iff V 4- mf :F gl -r ' rw H :Jw 'lil t - ' 'QQJQCQVAQK ' v 502.229 fvv A - JXNM ,. f .J ff YX 9 '559??mmng ' QW W5 X 'Q SIVWNH Q ff' W 'WV Q5 ' W' 'ZW :Vx -In aim , wil, UISWQ i, viiif- Q, laqsoffifn 2, EU' 11:5 5 Q ZS:-wig' fu fx .dunnn Q xg E . QQ? ig miigkgg lil m as f PAM W9-fx fn an mm News mf , Q ,Z . fm JL C ffm QRNQWQ E lQg,Wm, ,tg 5 4 1, 3 xwvi R, . 4. I' F X hi Zi iz ' , up Y , X'-...la ' Uu i ,AlX . vii' N www Q N-awww-f,LL K mm gif .52 My gs: as! , -,g BL -lm WN uw 1 an f 'if , H-459 -if 21, -X 3' N4. U , , 5 5? - 1 5 IN R. 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Maria Mason June Barrowman Lucille Grims Sophie Litwin Robert Boyd Esther Howe Carlo Christensen Dorothy Metcalfe Cynthia McMillan Leona Hurlbut Lois Edman Eldon Myers Walter Miles Bernice Stewart Doris Waterman Russell Rullnxan Ruth Wallace George Palmer National Honor Society 1 A 1 ln recognition of scholarship, leadership, character, and service, students are elected twice a year, to that coveted goal, National Honor Society. From the upper third of the classes, 5 per cent of the IIB students may win this honor, I0 per cent of the I2A's, including those who were chosen the previous semester, and a total of I5 per cent of the l2B's. Before an assembly, new members were escorted to the platform by former ones, and given the charge of the society by Miss Nona Robinson the first term, and Miss Fay Southwell, the second term. With the two senior members elected in their junior year With the I6 chosen in December, one of whom graduated in January, and with the I6 newly elected on May I3, North's chapter now includes 33 active members. From this group, William Carter was recently selected as president, Rowena Adams as vice-president, and Russell Rullman as secretary-treasurer. The members of this organization are honor guests at the Scholarship banquet each spring. The dinner, which was held at North on February 21 this year, had as its theme, l..ife's Report Card. Carlo Christensen was toastmaster and introduced the speakers who showed the guests how to best fill their report card of life. -33- .vig Roweua. Adams La Verna Braun Vests Dobson Catherine Frohardt Selden Adkins Carlo Christensen Lois Edman VQ. I-4 1 Curtis Gerald Vera Hart E. Fay Lane Earl Haifke Leona. Hurlhut Ruth Matschullat Lorraine Michelsen Russell Rullman Ernest Priesman Martha Wickett Maxine Miller George Palmer Ruth Wallace Quill and Scroll w llgl. Membership in Quill and Scroll. national journalistic honor society, is the prize awarded to journalism students in the upper third of the junior and senior classes, who have done some outstanding work in journalism, who are recommended by a faculty committee, and who are accepted by the national secretary of the society. Adding to the ten members of Nortlfs chapter, chosen the first term, ten new members were chosen at a general assembly on May 22. All these students had worked either on the editorial or advertising staffs of the North Star or Polar Log, and all except the reporters had served for three semesters in journalistic work. This organization each spring sponsors a banquet, at which new members are chosen and a toast program given. This year, almost 200 journalism and honor English students convened at a dinner at the Conant Hotel on January 29, at which Ruth Wallace was toastmaster and where the ten students were awarded their Quill and Scroll member- ship and pins. The national Quill and Scroll society also each year sponsors writing contests, one national and four group competitions. Students from all over the United States may enter, and the best articles submitted each year are published in book form. ..34... Russell Rullman Miss Nona, Robinson George Palmer Ernest Priesman William Carter Esther Howe Isadore Richlin National Forensic League - , - With the organization of Chapter 304 of the National Forensic League in March, the number of local chapters of high school honor societies at North increased to four. However, the Forensic League differs from the National Honor Society, Quill and Scroll, and the Athletic Honor Society in that it is not only a reward for meritorious work, but offers further awards for continued excellence in debating. At present, there are seven members: Russell Rullman, president: Miss Nona Robinson, treasurer: Esther Howe, secretary: William Carter, George Palmer, Ernest Priesman, and lsadore Richlin. Russell Rullrnan and William Carter will graduate this june. To be eligible for membership, students must stand high scholastically and have participated in two non-decision debates or have won a decision debate with another school. To each member of the Forensic League participating in an outside debate, points are given as follows: For non-decision debate, eight: for winner of decision debate, IZ: for loser of decision debate, six. The degree of Honor is given a member with 30 points: the degree of Excellence, 60 points: and the degree of Distinction, l00 points. Russell Rullman is the first to gain the degree of Distinction: George Palmer and Miss Nona Robinson have gained the degree of Excellence: while the other members have been awarded degree of Honor. The social activities of the chapter included a theatre party Saturday, May 9, followed by refreshments served at the home of Miss Robinson. ..35... Y QW, ,, , , ,V-Y,-.YW ' Y P K L ,, ,L Q ,Publlcgtrgng M P Polar Log Staff Catherine Frohardt Ernest Priesman Editor Business Manager 315116811 ROOBB Ida. May Grossman Art Editor Art Editor Rowena Adams Eleanor Haley Advertising Manager Circulation Manager First Row: Lois Edman, Kathryne Miller, Ruth Wallace, Harriet Paige, I-Eldon Myers, .Tack Pinkerton, Robert I-Iadileld, Arthur Cogswell, Constance Shaw, Ruth Matschullat, Cynthia McMillan. Second Row: Dorothy Metcalfe, Phyllis Knott, Selden Adkins, Minnette Myers, Ernest Jensen, James McConnell, Russell Rullman, William Keech, Gene Allbee, William Zenk, Margaret Prichard., Bessie Goldware. Third Row: Lorraine Michelson, Fay Lane, Grace Hoopes, Mary Agnes Gwynne-Vaughn, Janet Smith, Harry Mason, Kathleen Keilly, Lawrence G-ridley, Hazel Ehler , Lois Sinnett, Robert Burnett. 136.- T t The Polar Log Staff i.A EDITORIAL STAFF BUSINESS STAFF Editor-in-Chief Catherine Frohardt Class Editor Constance Shaw .Assistants : Lois Edman Cynthia McMillan Hazel Ehlers Bernice Oldr Lawrence Gridley Activities Editor Ruth Wallace Assistants: Lois Eclman Russell Rullman Lorraine Michelsoim Organizations Editor Kathryn Miller Assistants: Selden Adkins Bessie Goldware Grace Hoopes Harry Mason Harriet Paige Athletics Editor Fred McConnell Assistant : Robert Hadfield Warren Novalc Art Editors Ida Mae Grossman Ernest Roose Assistants: Kathleen Kielley Phyllis Knott Virginia Perkins Eugene Albee Rees Harris Business Manager Ernest Priesman Advertising Manager Rowena Adams Assistants : Esther Anderson Bess Goldware Mary Agnes Gwynne Vaughan Fay Lane Ruth Nlatschullat Leonora Rodstrom Lois Sinnett Circulation M'anager Eleanor Haley Assistants : Helen Johanson Dorothy Metcalfe Minnette Myers Margaret Prichard Janet Smith Ernest Jensen Homer Knouse Eldon Myers James McConnell Jack Pinkerton Budd Willetts Williaiii Zenlc ART STAFF Snapshot Editor Arthur Cogswell Sponsor Miss Louise W. Barstow Art Adviser ..37.. Miss Rutli Tompsett V 0 O Publications North Star Staff Cfirst Semester, .Star Russell Rullman Catherine Frohardt Miss Louise W. Barstow Ida May Grossman News Editor Editor-in-Chief Sponsor Circulation Manager Leona Hurlbut Vera Hart Fred McConnell Editorial Page Editor Business Manager Sports Page Editor La Verna Braun Frances Upton Bernice Stewart Exchange Editor Business Manager Librarian 1 A 1 REPORTERS ADVERTISING SOLICITORS Betty Amsden Richard Coolidge Carlo Christensen Lois Edman Curtis Gerald Frances Greeniield Phyllis Knott Fay Lane H. Lorraine Mlchelsen Ruth Matschullat . Maxine Miller Warren Novak Edward Rice Ernest Roose Martha W'halen Ruth Weimer Vesta Dobson Bess Goldware Earl Haffke Vera Hart Walter Reischach George Palmer Ernest Priesman -38- 9 t Publications North Star Staff Qsecond Semestery Jean Noyes Leona Hurlbut Ruth L. Johnson Exchange Editor Editor-in-Chief ' Librarian George Palmer Vera. Hart Advertising Manager Business Manager Loren Gammon Vivian Sheles Walter Miles Circulation Manager Exchange Editor Circulation Manager Selden Adkins Editorial Page Editor CIRCULATION Daphne Calhoun Alta. Belle Miller Elinor Rapler Anice Sweet Elaine Winston Nadine Wrabetz STAFF Willard Bailey Vern Dress Orville Janssen Edward Nelson Robert White Forrest Pflasterer Robert Hadiield. Sports Page Editor TA... PROOF READERS Ralph Rowzee Harriet Paige Helen Mickna. Eleanor Birzele Earl Haffke Marjorie Johnson Kathleen Kielley Harry Mason Eltie Mae Musgrave Barbara, Phillips -39.- Russell Rullman George Palmer ' Ernest Priesman Esther Howe William Carter mb... A record, not of brilliant, but of steady effort marks the accomplishments of North's debate team this year. With two veteran debaters, Russell Rullman and George Palmer, the team from North was a contender in the annual Midland College Tournament, in February and the preliminary city meet of the State Debate Tournament, in March. Tech high, which eliminated North in the second round, went to the finals in the state meet at Lincoln during April. Non-decision debates played an increasingly important role in debate activities this year. The Missouri Valley League, and the Interstate League, by a vote of the cc-aches held only non-decision debates. Besides league debates, teams from North par- ticipated in several forensic meets with other Omaha schools, before the Concord Club, the Masons, and North High and Walnut Hill P. T. A. The state question, Resolved: that the nations of the world should adopt a plan of complete disarmament except for those forces needed for police protection, was often supplemented with Resolved, that chain-stores are detrimental to the American public. The Midland tournament team was composed of William Carter, Esther Howe, George Palmer, and Russell Rullman, while George Palmer, Ernest Priesman, and Russell Rullman debated in the city meet. Others who participated in other debates with out- side teams are Robert Boyd, Earl HaHike, Dorothy Metcalfe, Jack Pinkerton, and lsadore Richlin. Miss Nona Robinson, head of the English department, coached the debaters and led the class. -40- XJ lik.. Q ss fe 2 Q :f'sw's,Q- ---Q sa 1.54, . L ,Q giium -as Km an x,, gf mf i, 8 s A ,Jw mc x 1 za m wx .mx Q K 1 Q Gllmpses .f If X wwe 3-'TH U 4,1 33- B R R A S JL E . a an as SH sw va JE an M QE M .,.E xi ss w .J -sf-H gf 2-X' in iw 53:23 va ss-5 12 u mmm 4- mm ms ii 5, E we me ss Egg ,M n a ss E w si nz Q fm 25 -vw n w -41.- ms uma N nav .m x's1f'd'8i Z X' O E7 TPI O ptt Aurora WAUY20 QA -43- 5 S erry of ericho Road 1931 OPERETTA Presented by the Asyoczated Senzor Glee C11 Under the Dzrectzon 0 Miss ELIZABETH I-IUTcH1soN Geraldine Bank Known as erry ohn Drayton Young Easterner in Love with erry Alan O Day Young Owner of Feudal Rock Ranch Cornelius Bean from Boston Amos Bank An Easterner Lettice Bank His Wife Sandy Bank Their Daughter Dora Muni s Cousin Uncle Pete An old time Westerner Time The Present Place Alan O Day s Ranch which he has turned mt Aurora of l 931 Selections by North High School Orchestra O Club Opener led by Virginia Allyn Poor Old lm Cast Marie H15 Wife ....... ......... R uth Stearns cbs, ...............Fern Berry ......William Tribble ....Robert Trebilcock ..............jack White ............Claucle Cady ......Doris I-litchcock ...........lVlarion Stitt .....Dolores Peterson ...........Ruth Brandis Randolph Westling o a Tourist Camp. .......Wallace Easton fFriclay night, Ruth Whitmore fsaturday nightj Paul The Doctor ............... ............,.......................... The Happy Harmonizers. Remote Control by the Viking Riflemen. Veil Dance- Blue Danube - .William Tribble By Martha Jones Gladys Kothe Ruth Campbell Barbara Krell and Gretchen Schreiber. Les Trois Petites-Vera Hart and Marian Stitt. . Dixie Echoes by The Senior Glee Clubs. The Follies of Fashion introduced by Irene Austin. Topsy Turvy Tumblers. The Three Aces- Melbarose Woodard Leo Bjork and Robert Trebilcock. The Gooseberry Mandarin-A Puppet Show. . Soubrette Revue- Helen Grant Harriet Walker and Irene Austin. . Russian Revelers. -44+ - ' , J ..... 1 ..................................... .. J , ' ' J ........... .... Nlimi, A Flapper ................................ - 4.4.1 A. ' ' . B. , , . . . u C. CG J' 79 : Jim ..,..,,,.,........,......... .................................. 2 1 D. E. F. CC 37 G. I-I I. , QI. K. L. M N :MXH . WH 1 WHA 1 I F Cadets S- Third Battalion Company G Oilicersz Captain Rullman, First Lieut. Donnelson, Second Lieut. Grifhth, First Sergeant Myers. First Row: Neil, McClure, Dickey, Cpl. Walker, Janssen, Rabb, First Class Pvt. Slayton, Fitchmeyer, McMillan, Second Row: Kenyon, Thompson, Gray, Guy, Hurley, Randall, McCormick, Schlecht. Third Row: Smith, Abbott, Schreiber, First Class Pvt. Hadiield, Gpl. Christensen, Vickery, Cpl. Ogle, Hartwell. Fourth Row: Sgt. Adkins, Sgt. IB. Johnson, Cpl. Sam Roberts, Cpl. Baynes, Sup. Sgt. Renne, Sgt. E. Bondesson, Sgt. C. Roberts, Sgt. Thogerson, Cpl. G. Bondesson. in n X Russell Rullmaln Morris Donnelson Robert Grimth Captain First Lieut. Second Lieut. ,-46-. Cadets g ond Third Battalion Company H Oilicers: Captain Northup, First Lieut. Slayton, Second Lieut. Kinney, First Sgt. Smith. First Row: Rossie, Vaughn, Houghton, Stoft, Jensen, Matson, Oakes, Piel, Boucher. Second Row: Anderson, Mason, Felthoven, Pardun, Hughes, Daugherty, C. Johnston, Pearson, Slader, Schmidt, Third Row: Sgt. Grossman, Gpl. Haffke, Sgt. Boe, Swanson, Gibbs, Gould, Schwerin, Ladd, Dotson. Fourth Row: Sup. Sgt. Patton, Sgt. Wiseman, Cpl. Knapp, Cpl. G-iddings, Sgt. Gerald, Cpl. Johnson, Cpl. Nevotti. Edward Northup Clarence Slayton George Kinney Captain First Lieut. Second Lieut. -47- n Cade- -ri 148- he Departmental, Clubs 'Q gig TW E Student Council First Row: Eldon Myers, Esther Howe, Bill Noyes, Robert Dunlap. Miss Morris QSponsorl, Russell Rullman 1President5, Vera Hart, Gilbert Autry, Wallace Easton, Catherine Frohayrdt, Edward Northup. Second Row: Dorothy Metcalfe, Bennett Johnson. Irene Austin, Lucille Griftle, Jack Price, Sherman Turner, Morris Donnelson, Anna Marla. Mason, Cynthia McMillan, E. Fay Lane, Ruth Whitmore. Loretta Lane, Patricia. Jay. Third Row: Henry Roose, Ann Kuouse, Emily Spanggaard, Ruth Wallace, Mlinnette Mye:s, Mary Ratlift, Ruth Bolln, Tony Battiato. Margaret Gautier, Ma-ry Agues Gwynne! Vaughn, Rowena, Adams, Donna G-race, Mary Owen. Fourth Row: Woodrow Tietsort, James Crocker, William Carter, James Timmons, George Palmer, Paul Authes, Wade Knapp, Delmer Patton, Troy Woerner, Hampton Disbrow, Carroll Bobbitt. Woo ' First Row: Marie Hurlhut, Eltle Mae Musgrave, Marguerite Lawyer, Lois Edman, Leona. Hurlbut fPresidenty, Harriet Pmge, Bess Goldware, Kathryn Meyer. Second Row: Phyllis Knott, Barbara Phillips, Virginia Harkins, Helen Cameron, Miss Fay Southwell isponsorj, Lorraine Michelson, Auico Sweet, Georgina Moore. Third Row: Elizabeth Pickering, Emily Spanggaard, Rozel Bolin, Margaret Walker, Ruth Eolin, Kathryn Miller, Gladys Smith, Miriam Benson, -49-. De,,gtfme.ia1,eC1ibg L B. S. O. First Row: Vernon Lake, Carlo Christensen, Wallace Easton, Robert Boyd fPresidentj, Clarence Slayton, Ernest Jensen, James McConnell. Second Row: Robert Burnett, Robert White, Roger Hughes, Miss Mary E. Hamilton QSponsorJ, Randolph Westling, Robert Griffith, Donald Ryan. Third Row: Edward Nelson, Woodrow Tietsort, William Zenk, Marvin Ewing, William Bergman, Forrest Reynolds. Polarians First Row: Barbara, Burke, Eleanor Haley, Esther Howe. Bernice Stewart, Miss Elizabeth Farrell lsponsorj, Marion Christman fPresidentJ, Dixie Karns, Emma, Erickson, Dorothy Johnson, Frances Upton. Second Row: Ann Knouse, Vera Hart, Kathleen Kelly, Marion Gall, Lucille Giims, Josephine Bolin, Margaret Gautier, Isabel Fox, Margeurite Fulton, Joan Dorsey, Lucille Kelly. Third Row: Helen Steele, Vesta Dobson, Evelyn Gautier, Ruth Doescher, Marjorite Morse, Rowena, Adams, Loretta. Lane, Lois Sinnett, Grace Anderson. H50- F F Tljepdrtrrientol Clubs F Pleiades First Row: Helen Thornton, Anna Maria Mason, Eleanor Haley, Miss Hattie Pickard fSponsorJ, Halleene Haxthauseu QPresidentJ, Ruth Wallace, Ruth Mzmtschullat, Dolores La, Counte. Second Row: Mary Owen, Marjorie Glass, Janet Smith, Pauline Thornton, Miss Alice Porterflold fsponsorj, Mary Agnes Gwynne-Veughazz, Irene Austin, Deletta, La, Counte, Margaret Prichard. Third Row: Patricia Jay, Nadine Wrabetz, Cynthia McMillan, Mary Ratliff, Catherine Frohardt, Doris Waterman, Ruth Stearns, Fay Lane, Grace Hoopes. Eta Beda First Row: Glenn Voyles, Frank Ogle, Eldon Myers, Walter Miles, Miss Nona Robinson 1Sponsor1, William Carter 4PresidentJ, Jack Pinkerton, Curtis Gerald, George Palmer, Earl Haifke. Second Row: Selden Adkins, Ray Murphy, Donald Gibbs, Harry Mason, Morris Donneison, Russell Rullman, George Kinney, Richard. Poast, Richard Schafer, Ernest Priesman, James Scott. Third Row: Hampton Disbrow, Martin Mallette, Robert Fritchoff, Wade Knapp, Robert Hadfield, Budd Willetts, Robert Boyd, Isadore Richlin, William Baynes, Dean Ottinger. 5 , , Departmental .Clubs e L. A. I. X First Row: Bill Rudolph, Forrest Reynolds, Harry Brown, Emil Lubsen, Albert Freed, Jack Gale, Roger Hughes, James Crocker. Second Row: Constance Shaw, Ray Stroup, Kathryn Miller, Wade Knapp, Lucille Grltlls CPresldentj, Doris Waterman, Robert Hadlield, Helen Williamson, Dick Daugherty, Wilma Harlow. Third Row: Virginia Nichols, Louise Turner, Leonora Rodstrom, Eltie Mae Musgrove, Mary Owen, Mrs. Virginia Holmberg, Miss Bess I. Dumont QSponsors1, Marjorie Marsh, Helen Cameron, Gladys Mauslield, Christine Peterson. Fourth Row: Zeuaide Luhr, Harriet Walker, Bernice ?ufva,h Marie Mayers, Paul Se-ssinghaus, Marvin Ewing, Marlon Gordon, Susan Ream, Ruth Stearns, une arrowman. F. D. C. First Row: William Scott, Ralph Lilley iPresidentj, Ernie Tullis. Second Row: Stella. Meserschmldt, Jack Smith, Leo Crawford, Miss Nona Robinson fsponsory, Lewellyn Nordgren, John Boucher, Etola Gautier. -52.- Departmental Clubs, H H Triple C First Row: Hampton Disbrow, Robert Burnett, Virgil Mabrey, James Dague, Paul Sterner, Bill Bergman, John Freed, Selden Adkins, Edward Nelson. Second Row: Rowena Adams, Ann Knouse, Marguerite Lawyer, Ruth Matschullat, Dorothy Melcalfe, Ruth Wallace, Catherine Frohardt QPresidenty, Miss Madeleine I. Cohn fSpo11sorJ, Fay Lane, Esther Howe, Rowena Daum, Suzanna Aegerter. Third Row: Katherine Risser, Doris Burdge, Joan Dorsey, Grace Hoopes, Cynthia McMillan, Ramona Hilton, Harriet Paige, Barbara Burke, Hazel Hoch, Chrystal Hemmingson, Amorette Holmes, Lucille Hurlbut, Lucille Berger. Fourth Row: Helen Steele, Grace Anderson, Margaret Gautier, Elizabeth Pickering, Emily Spanggaard, Evelyn Gautier, Harry Mason, Robert White, Mariam Benson, Ethel Adler, Helen Hoch, Helen Mickna, Jean Mock. Fifth Row: Marguerite Fulton, Janet Smith, Ernest Priesman, William Zenk, Vern Dress, Loren Gammon, Carlo Christensen, Lawrence Clay, Walter Miles, Isadore Richlln, Leona Hurlbut, Barbara Phillips. C. D. C. First Row: Martha Ann Taylor, Ralph Lilley, Elbert Graham, Esther Andersen, Miss Madeleine Cohn fSponsorJ, Guy Matson ilfresidentj, Robert Hasty, Bill Doherty, Walter Hibbs, Regina Spencer. Second Row: John Boucher, Irvin Vaughn, Ethel Frumkin, Orvllle Hilton, Roy La Rue, Frances Kroehler, Jack Smith, Jack Napier, John Rossie, Ruth Rush. Third Row: Christine Scott, Ruth Le Gore, Arthur Wolfe, June McLeod, James Kahler, Lois Wl1eeler,eRa.lph Ahlqulst, John Benson, Betty Lou Stringer, Richard Neill. .-531 :.::- ,sig of ff! J W, J M, I-A,,'QiJ5. J rf ,XJ 'ms X Af ' N Tra Dev First Row: Martha Whalen, Ralph Rowzee, Curtis Gerald, Glenn Bondesson, Troy Woerner, Richard McCormack, Budd Willetts, Bess Goldware. Second Row: Eleanor Taylor, Jean Noyes, Nan Galt, Betty Selmer, Gretchen Claudius, James McConnell fPresid.enty, Fay Lane, Cynthia McMillan, Grace 1-Ioopes, Marjorie Young. Third Row: Virginia Harkins, Ruth Page, Marian Menzies, Helen Grant, Marjorite Morse, Miss Amy Crahbe QSponsorj, Lois Hargadine, Rowena Adams, Barbara Krell, Elizabeth Bostwick, Lorraine Larson. Fourth Row: Ann Knouse, Annabelle Oherst, Nadine Wrabetz, Florence Wrabetz. g7aglrenANoXak, Emma. Erickson, Gertrude Savidge, Halleene Haxthausen, Mary Agnes Gwynne-Vaughan, e y ms en. , , 1. T. F M? ll l First Row: Norman Fechuer, Lorraine Clendenin, Karl Wolfe, Mrs. Julia H. Schmitt QSponsorj, Arthur Cogswell CPresideuty, Joan Brandt, Walter Reischach, Ruth Sellner. Second Row: Marie Kurtz, Kathleen Kelly, Alyce Felclmer, Marian McGuckin, Richard Kolosseus, Rita. Cousins, Marion Buxton, Georgelne Moore, Lois Snyder. Third Row: Phyllis Knott, Violet Krause, Troy Woerner, Elsa Malchiu, Louise Larsen, Ray Murphy, Frances Konigsbrugge, Hazel Ehlers. .. 54 - Departmental Clubs y Rouclians First Row: Helen McCracken, Halleene Haxthansen, Mary Ratliff CPresidentj, Miss Zdeuka Sedlacek QSpousorj, Gertrude Savidge, Edna Swanson. Second Row: Lorraine Larson. .Jane Reynolds, Dorothy Daniels, Barbara Krelle, Marian Siddons, Stella Gillespie, Dorothy Herfort. Third Row: Virginia Bass, Eleanor Anderson, Grace Sanderhoif, Esse Gardner, Rita, Cousins, Phyllis Gillespie. Greggites First Row: Jack Gale, Florence Wrabetz, Eleanor Haley fBig' Chiefy, Mrs. Mary Uhl Collins fsponsorj, Helen Kahler, Marjorite Morse, Emil Lubsen. Second Row: Arla Rieck, Ruth Page, Dorothy Johnson, Helen Grant, Gladys Smith, Vivian Dohse, Dolores White. Lyla Fullington, Helen Johanson, Hazel Marsh, Leonora Rodstrom, Violet Johnson, Lucile Pope. Third Row: Helen Jensen, Doris Burdge, Mildred Bohringer, Vera. Molner, Kristine Jensen, Pattie Hawley, Betty Bauer, Bernice Denton, Helen Larson, Georgine Moore, Naomi Winlmer. -55- Departmental Clubs S. T. S. First Row: Earl Haffke, Verne Dress, Kathryn Mliller, Wade Knapp, Eldon Myers lPresidentl, Tony Battiato, Esther Howe, Jack Pinkerton, William Carter. Second Row: Maxine Matthews, Joye Sramek, Marian Whitaker, Gertrude Pinnigan, Miss Ethel Lee Howie fsponsorj, Hazel Hoch, Helen Hoch, Esther Anderson, Barbara. Phillips. Third Row: Bess Goldware, Robert White, Hampton Disbrow, Forrest Reynolds, Budd Willetts, Richard Edwards, Richard Poast, Lois Edman, Illtie Mae Musgrove. Palette and Brush R : Hild B1 hm, Elt' M Musfzrove. Lois Edman, Phyllis Knott KPrez-:identy Virginia Niqhola, Eli? Vylxeler, Sweat, Rehn. 1eSe:2?1d Row: Alberta Gundersen, Edna, Mae Brown,'Isabel McMillan, Barbara. Phillips, Miss Ruth Tompsett isponsory, Clara Carlson, Evelyn Burns, Betty Ohye. Third Row: Helen Cecilia Schmitt, Violet Krause, Ruth Doescher, Josephine Bolin, Carol Baker, Marlon Chrlstman, Vernette Heiuizman, Irene Bauer. e e Departmental Clubs? , ,gl Stage Crew First Row: David Kelly, Conrad Short, Paul Anthes, Ernest Roose, Wallace Easton Qlfresidenty. Kelly Clark, Kexumeth Turner, Ben Hicks. Second Row: Alfred Freed, Robert Finnman, Robert Solvers, Willard Baily, Mr. D. W. Myers Cspousorj, Victor Varel, John Smith, George Skow, John Freed. , I l , fjfi 'K :Yr 2 J Masque and Dagger f First Row: Catherine Prohardt, Constance Shaw, Ruth Stearns, Harold Mitchell, Arthur Cogswell, Wallace Easton, William Tribble, Ruth Whitmore, Doris Waterman, Irene Austin. Second Row: Doris Hitchcock, Dorothy Clark, Rowena Adams, Ruth Wallace, Miss Marguerite Walker fsponsorj, Marjorite Morse, Jeanne Whitmore, Ann Knouse, Edith :DB'5fl'111011t, Vera Hart. Third Row: Robert Cummings, Morris Donnelson, Jean Noyes, Bess Goldware, Kathleen Kelly, Hazel Ehlers, Lois Jenkins, Helen Bacon, Donald Gray, Woodrow Tietsort. Fourth Row: Edward Nozthup, Lorraine Larson, Mildred Perkins, Dorothy Johnson, Eleanor Haley, Hazel Marsh, Della. Kent, Clarence Slayton, Robert Griillth. Girls Glee Club . A First Row: Isabel Homer, Charlotte Mason, Betty Hartman, Mildred Romer, Violet Copeland, Marjorie Cain, Dorothy Daniel, Irene Hunt, Helen Kaliler, Dolores Peterson, Janice Kinkade, Betty Holloway. Second Row: Leona, Mason, Patricia Jay, Anice Sweet, Kathryn Meyer, Bess Goldwere, Doris Hitchcock, Jeanne Whitmore fPresidentl, Louise Turner, Evelyn Helbig, Dixie Ksrns, Barbara Hull, Helen Cameron, Evelyn Burns, Louise Riggs, Merle Cahill. Third Row: Ruth Esveld, Stella Gillespie, Marjorie Glass, Harriet Walker, Lois Hatrgadine, Francile Roberts, Kathlyn Crouch, Miss Elizabeth Hutchison isponsorj, Maxine Keller, Frances Brentlinger, Lois Jenkins, Helen Anderson, Christine Ewing, Bessie Halstead, Beatrice Clay. Fourth Row: Virginia Jellison, Marian Stitt, Mildred. Perkins, Della Kent, Lucille Hammond., Nadine Wrabetz, Susan Ream, Lucille Fitch, Marion Gordon, Winona. Ernst, Doris Bean, Mary Swotek, Erdis Smith, Marjorie McBride. Fifth Row: Maxine Mathews, Marian Hansen, Violet Ylessel, Mable Jones, Doris Dungan, Ruth Campbell, Lucille Pope, Marcine gensen, Frances Jefferson, Marian Hittle, Virginia Hawkins, Marjorie Johnson, Bobbie Swan, Madeline arey. Orchestra First Row: Kenneth Behringer, David Wimmer, G-len Thompson, Victor Nielsen. Second Row: Clara Carlson, Virgil Williams, Louise Craig, George Kinney iPresidentj, William Baynes, Dick Hayworth, Verona Jerebek, Florence Nevey, Huston Smith. Third Row: Martha Whalen, Vesta Dobson, Dorothy Dyck, Dorothy Frey, Eugene Browning, Vera. Hart, Hymie Gendelman, Isobel Homer, Katherine Newell, Helen Steele. Fourth Row: Sam Raines, Jack Knudtson, Ernest Priesman, Wayne Allwine, Collin Hurley, John Kerrigan, Guy Matson, Bill Eychaner, Llewellyn Nordgren. -534- Departmental iClubs L s Boys Senior Glee Club Willis. -.fC ., I' .- - 21 First Row: Randolph Westling, James Kahler, Arthur Cogswell, Robert Trebilcook, Troy Woerner, William Braun, James Timmins lPresidentl, John Kane, Joe Scarpa, Budd Willetts, Walter Peterson. Second Row: John Cone, Hampton Disbrow, Fred Schreiber, Ernest Jensen, Richard Seume, Miss Elizabeth Hutchison iSpo11sor5, Marvin Ewing, William Zenk, Richard McCormack, Thomas Moore, Henry Roose. Third Row: Don Luckett, Glenn Gibsou, William Chrisman, Albert Knott, Howard Brick, Oakley Gibbs, La Vern Linnerson, Henry Rentsclxler, Guy McClure, Edward Ferrell. Fourth Row: Gordon Greeniield, Wesley Nickelson, Nicholas Nelson, Rollin Sallander, William Houghton, William Tzibble, Robert Cummings, Edward Kempf, Willard Meek. Junior Glee Clubs fBoys and Girls, l First Row: Fay Hanks, Eleanor Anderson, Dorothy Kelpin, Helen Pierce, Dorothy Murtagh, Irene Bocca, Mildred Eckles, Janith Oberlender, Bernice Marx, Doris Horn, Ella Horn. Second Row: Fern Hall, Betty Syme, Phyllis Gillespie, Thomas Beebe, Charles Schartow, Clifford Moyer, Charles Caldwell, Melom Bless, Edgar Cochran, Vera Molner, Marjorie Marsh. Third Row: Robert Wilson, Harold Burris. Russell Spa-nggaard, William Scott, Glenn Bondesson, Eugene Allbee, Miss Elizabeth Hutchison fSponsorJ, William Stevens, Frank Abarr, Harold Gammel, Harold Ladd, Frances Namestek, Jack Napier. Fourth Row: Alberta Gunderson, Stella Meserschmidt, Muriel Hobday, Annette Larson, Kathrine Newhouse, Rose La Rue, Lerrlne Barnes, Helen Hoffman, Ardell Deuson, Louise Beyer, Peggy Cruickshauk, Marie Priestly, Marion Goll, Jean Steen. Fifth Row: Inez Raymond, Marie Hurlbut, Marie Zwerver, Emma Allan, Hazel Pafford, Betty Ross, Norma Wreed, Jean Martill, Gladys Perkins, Lillian Anderson, Edna Nixon, Louise Gibilisco, Hazel Thomas, Myrtle Larson. 2 inepsgiifgsfali iciasi 7 J J J in Hi-Y First Row: Northup, Haffke, Kinney, C. Baynes, Cogswell, Rullman CI-'residentJ, Carter, Flood, Easton, Donnelson, Palmer. Second Row: Nelson, Mason, McCormack, Hughes, Zenk, Berge, Bos, Caldwell, Hunt, Winter, Knouse, Third Row: Disbrow, Durkin, Patton, Turner, Renne, Noyes, Lozier, Wenstrand, Gale, W. Baynes, Daugherty. Fourth Row: Adkins, Lubsen, Nevotti, Gerald, Knapp, Haddeld, Pinkerton, Myers, H. Johnson, C. Johnson, Ogle. Girl Reserves On Floor: Joye Sramek, Margaret Rossie, Betty Amsden, Martha Whalen, Lorraine Larson, Isabel McMillan, Virginia Johnson. First Row: Lucille Doerr, Marian Christman, Bernice Stewart, Helen Johanson, Marguerite Fulton, Halleene Haxthausen, Rowena Adams, Ruth Wallace, Lois Edmmn, Eleanor Haley, Elaine Winston, Virginia McManumum, Miss Amy Crabbe ispousorl. Second Row: Miss Mary Elizabeth Hamilton QSponso1'j, Maxine Matthews, Harriet Paige, Grace Hoopes, Pay Lane, Cynthia McMillan, Helen Williamson, Lois Ehlers, Dorothy S. Johnson, Ethel Adler, Mary Adams, Edna. Mae Risser, Mayme Kisser, Marjorie Glass, Edna Kjargaatd. Third Row: Marian Holmes, Lucille Kelly, Joan Dorsey, Lucille Beninato, Hazel Mae Bruce, Merle Nelson, Kathryn Miller, Ruth Matschulat, Eltie Mae Musgrave, Lucille Hurlbnt, Lucille Burger, Helen Mickna, Jane Dahl, Christine Peterson. Fourth Row: Mary Agnes Gwynne-Vauaghau, Rowena Danm, Clara Smith, Minnette Myers, Genevieve Bruce, Josephine Girompine, Kristine ensen, Dorothy Bessey, June McLeod., Mabel Jones, Adelaide Upton, Ilorothy Fagerberg, Dorothy Thorson, Betty Johanson, Ailene Brown. -.60-. Departmental Clubs 1 l s . I A Science Club A , ', 1 W N First Row: Rita Cousins, Florence Specht, Marjorie Luse, Francile Roberts, Katherine Rlsser, Edith Dearmont iPresideutj, Lorraine Givler, Marlon Buxton, Evelyn Zimmer, Barbara Krell. Second Row: Miss Alice B. Crocker fsponsory, Billy Braun, Herbert McMillan, John Neldeberg, Mayme Risser, Edna, Mae Risser, Vivian Shlaes, Clara Ryerson, Ethel Adler, Leonora. Rodstrom, James Scott, Irvin Kohler, Mr. H. L. Dally fsponsorj. Third Row: Geraldine Spencer, Katherine Neldberg, Ruth Sellner, Edna Swanson, Joan Brandt, Dixie Karns, Gertrude Savidge, Evelyn Ba-rtlett, Gretchen Claudius, Evelyn I-Ielbig, Betty Amsden, Ruth Doesher. Fourth Row: Joye Sramek, Werdna. I-ecky, Dorothy Fagerburg, Verne Dress, Cliiford Moyer, Victor Vorel, Emma Jean Stringer, Emerson Guthrie, Bess Goldware, Irene Bauer, Dorothy Miller. H. E. C. First Row: Marie Cahill, Bonnie Spanggaard, Evelyn Gautier, Helen Lausten, Miss Lucy Harte tsponsory, Evelyn Bartlett 1PresidentJ, Rowena Daum, Margaret Gautier, Lorraine Givler. Second Row: Katheidne Risser, Marjorie Watkins, Katherine Neldeberg, Amorette Holmes, Helen Sundean, Edna Carlson, Roselle Carmen, Evely11 Smith, Mayme Risser, Lois Mock. Third Row: Ruth Palmer, liliildreni' giarkins, Louise Larsen, Rena Nelson, Josephine Bolin, Ruth Doescher, Raymona. Hilton, yce e ner. Slab J- I sf Ax 1 51 E l s 'I 'Q - 2 I I . 1 ' s - r' K 1 5 , 53? .VM Q25 759 Q 28 si A I 7.-n-, I Lf: vs an Pt' . 14 N' -1 X -4' lx L- ills- .,., RIO: 1 I -.4 fu.: 5 u. 4' ' fqgk fx 41 , WT?-Q' 91 1. 2 r Up, A X! 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' ..-.3 g 'I - ' , 1 - 0 J' 5' ' IA' - ' a X 1 u H5 f - ' ,a 1 3' ' fs! li .: ' 3 'nl H' i 1 ' :- Q 1 I -Q . - ,1 ' g: ax I 7 Q. X rp if-. J .-. -' .if fx Y ' V- 3? 5 ld-, ' f 4 6 f J I S: X. I . Y ' f . ng i A ' . X. .N A Q: Hg QE l xxx X' f QP z ' ' X x Y Q 31 3 5 ' ' ' ' . 55 as - . 5, : Q5 A, . x Q . X X - 5 u 15 I X ': I ' 3 1 S 1 : :PE f ' . ' 1: 'lg' .. - AX. . ' ' -62- Athletics g,.R-ff' Q Q Athletics F Football Front Row: Kauffold, Smith, Beran, Scarpa, Gibson, Swanson, Tietsort iCapta.i11J. Second Row: Brady, G. Davis, Warren, Sloan, Gridley, Kane, Guthrie, Flasnick, Bobbitt. Third Row: Coach H. A. Smith, Peterson, Cahow, Anthea, Zentz Barras, Leddy, Jensen. Fourth Row: Ziegler fstudent Managerj, Battiato, Turner, Moran, Kent, Soach J. W. Jackson. mvm One victory and seven straight losses was the record of North's i930 football team, which made that year the most disastrous by far during Coach W. .lackson's time at North. After winning ten straight in i929 and winning all or part of three different championships, the team played in reverse gear and finished at the bottom of all three leagues. Starting the season with four lettermen, Captain Tietsort, Wurgler, Swanson and Kauffold, Coach jackson was working against odds from the beginning, and as the season went on the odds grew like weeds. After winning the first game and losing the next two, it was just beginning to look as if the boys would! develop into something resembling a football team. Then ten regulars forgot about training rules and Watched the Fremont game from the bench. From then on suspensions, injuries, ineligibilities, and illnesses kept the line-up shifting so fast the players hardly knew each other. The Vikings opened the season at Plattsmouth with their only victory of the year. After trailing by one point for three quarters, the Vikings' weight finally told and they won out by a I3-7 score. From the viewpoint of the spectators this was one of the three best games of the year, the other two being the Benson and Creighton Prep games. With a different lineup playing every game it was hard for any individual to be outstanding during the season. However, five Vikings were good enough to be mentioned in all city selections. George Kauffold was placed at end on both the World Herald and Bee-News second teams, The Herald placed Emerson Guthrie at tackle on the second team, and Carl Gibson at guard on the third team. Paul Anthes, fullback, and Harvey Swanson, tackle, were given honorable mention by the Bee-News. Barras, Kent, Turner, and Zentz also played good football during the year. Emerson Guthrie was placed at tackle on the Interstate First Team. ' V The l93I record should tell a different story. Considering the number of sopho- mores and juniors who played some this year, the whole first team will probably be more or less experienced. Foot-ball letters were awarded to Bert Cahow, Woodrow Tietsort, Emerson Guthrie. Carl Gibson, Joe Scarpa, joe Beran, Ralph Smith, George Kaufiiold, Max Zentz, Kenneth Turner, Adrian Kent, Paul Anthea, Don Flasnick, Harvey Swanson, John Kane. l.-awrence Gridley, Howard Brady, Francis Davis, james Leddy. Wayne Nicholson, Robert Park, Robert Barras, Fred Moran, Ernest Jensen, Carroll Bobbitt. -631 li' 'Q'-' 5 'ci' N wi x N351 n , re r?i1 Front Row: Coach J. W. Jackson, Thompson, Tietsort, Anthes, Groves, Jensen, Luby fstudent Managerj. Second Row: F. Davis, Ziegler, Mitchell, Zentz fCa,ptainJ, G. Davis, Syas, Clark. 1l.V With the football season past and forgotten, the North basketball team stepped out to show what it could do, and succeeded in winning thirteen out of nineteen games and placing third in two leagues. The Vikings were third in the lnterstate conference and tied with Tech for third in the city. Benson again won the city, also took the Interstate, while Creighton was second in both leagues. The season opened with the first annual alumni game, the proceeds of which went to buy suits for the team. The score was 29-28 in favor of the grads after one overtime period. The game wasn't much as basketball, but the crowd got its money's worth. Both teams were erratic and lacked teamwork, and so it was just a question of whether or not Paul Mason, l930 captain, could score enough points to win for the alumni. As usual, Paul could. After the alumni game, the Vikings took a little trip and came home with the scalps of Glenwood, Fremont, and Missouri Valley, but they left their own hair at Platts- mouth. They beat Glenwood 37-l7, Fremont 24-23, Missouri Valley 3l-l5, and lost to Plattsmouth l4-9. They later avenged the Plattsmouth defeat by a I8-I4 score, and beat Fremont and Missouri Valley again. Two wins from Central, two from Thomas Jefferson, one from Creighton, and two from South, and two losses to Tech, two to Benson, and one to Creighton complete the record. The team was captained this year by two men. Douglas Lane held the reigns until he graduated in january, when the duties of Captain were taken up by Max Zentz. High- est individual honors for the year went to Captain Zentz. He not only was placed on the World Herald all city team at forward, but he was second only to Max Egbert of Benson in individual scoring. Harold Mitchell, forward, Francis Davis, center, Woodrow Tietsort and Frank Groves, guard, were given honorable mention in the all-city selections. Mitchell burned up the league with his scoring for a while, butkhe was out of several games on account of illness and finished the season in sixth place. The teams scoring record was 438 points to opponents 308. The Vikings averaged twenty-three points per game. Letters in basket ball were granted to Max Zentz, Harold Mitchell, Jack Zeigler, Francis Davis, Robert Thompson, Frank Groves, Woodrow Tietsort, Paul Anthes, Ernest Jensen, George Syas. -34- Wrestling On the Mat: Winters, Bramm. First Row: Coach N. V. Franklin, Gidley, Eckland, Hunt waptainj, M. Willett, Connor, Babbitt, Rudolph, -T. Freeg, Schafer, A. Willett, A. Freed. Second Row: Allgood, Beran, Flasnick, Kauifold, Newell, Kane, Gale, ibson, Doherty, Bergman, Dunlap, White, Smullen, Skow. ?Ai. Losing all matches but two, and taking fourth place in the city tournament, the North grapplers, under the guidance of Coach N. V. Franklin, finished out their l930-3l schedule. Flasniclt went through all the meets undefeated, and was one of North's three runners-up in the city tournament. The other two were Kauffold and R. Newell. South High copped the city trophy for their second successive year as city cham- pions, there being only five schools represented this year as Central did not enter the race. Tech placed second, Creighton third, North fourth, and Thomas Jefferson fifth. The trophy has now been won for two successive years by South. If they win it next year it will remain theirs. The Viking squad, under their captain, james Hunt, and Mr. Franklin, started out with two losses, one to South and one to Tech. Instead of being weak in heavyweight material, as the squad was last year,the Viking's strength lay in her heavy and middle class men. Beran, Flasnick, Kauffold, and Newell, showed up well, providing exciting matches throughout the season. The lightweight material was limited however, and most of the bouts in these classes were lost. This year's schedule was made up of two matches with each school in the city and two with Tee jay. The decision to adopt National Collegiate Athletic Association rules for the city meets this year made the matches more interesting. North lost all the meets except the two with Tee Jay and the two which Central forfeited. However the Vikings always managed to put up an exciting fight, especially in the middle and heavy weight c asses. During the season the lightweight divisions were taken care of by Winter, Rudolph and Shafer. Hunt, the captain of the squad, demonstrated his abilities in the l25 pound class, and Newell held down the l35 pound division, Kaufliold the I45, Flasnick the I55, and Beran and Gibson the heavyweight. The graduating classes will take little of this year's squad, and Mr. Franl:lin's chances for rounding up a powerful team from the remaining letter men seem likely. Wrestling letters were earned by Robert Allgoocl, Joe Beran, Carroll Babbitt, Robert Dunlap, Roy Eckland, Don Flasnick, jack Gale, Carl Gibson, james Hunt, John Kane, George Kauffold, Herbert Kletke, Robert Newell, john Rudolph, Richard Schaffer, Arnold Willett, Maurice Willett, Henry Winters. -55- .T Athletics ,M - I fb V W 61516117 14g A QF W Baseball First Row: Jacobsen, Groves, Smullen, Ziegler. Second Row: Thompson, , Kamfold, Kent, Flax-mick, Nicholson, Clark, Turner. Third Row: Hargrove, Barras, Rapp. ensen, Cahow, 1VI.itnhe11, Zentz, Sloan, Clay, Reisclmch, Coach J. W. Jackson. -.-Am. North's 1931 contribution to the great American sport placed the Nordic name in the honor position of the Interstate League and tied with Tech for second in the city summaries. Led into their battles by the efficient captaining of Eugene Peterson and Wayne Nicholson, the Blue and Cold sandlotters won nine out of their twelve encounters. The Polar Bears topped their list of victories with a very decisive victory over the Nebraska School for the Deaf by the overwhelming score of 24 to 3 in the season opener. ln this battle the Norsemen pounded the Deaf moundsmen for many hits while the Mutes were unable to connect with any of Frank Groves' or Wayne Nicholson's tosses. Creighton and Central were next on the list of the vanquished, through the stellar work of Groves and Nicholson against Creighton and Peterson facing Central in his first mound game, by the rallies of I6 to 7 and 4 to l. South, the present city champions, proved to be the First bump for the slick work- ing Norsemen, turning them back by the score of 9 to 5, the Packer pitchers holding the Northerners to seven scattered hits. This defeat was offset by the Vikings pounding out a I0 to 5 win over the Missouri Valley aggregation. The Central sandlotters were tlnen given their second beating at the hands of the Norsemen to the tune of 9 to 3. The next two games were disastrous for North, South handing them their second defeat, and Tech also turning them back. The scores were 6 to 2 and 7 to l. The next four aggregations, Missouri Valley, Tech, Creighton, and Lincoln, were all taken into camp, Missouri Valley being beaten for the second time to the tune of 4 to 2 through the efforts of Zeigler, Clark and Peterson on the mound. Tech was then taken for a loss in a very tight game which was put on the ice for North by a home run in the last inning by Vernon Smullen, the tiny outfielder. Creighton was again the victini of a slaughter, which assured the Polars the lnterstate championship, by a I0 to 3 tally. Then the Vikings gave Lincoln a beating in the annual game which concluded the North baseball season. The score was 9 to 6, with Zeigler pitching his first full game. Two of the Vikings received berths of the World-Herald All-City team, Adrian Kent being chosen for- second base, and Eugene Peterson, centerfielcl. The Vikings re- ceive the Spalding trophy as a presentation for their winning the lnterstate Champion- ship. Coach Jackson will probably have to find someone for the mound next season, since Groves, Nicholson, Peterson, Zeigler and Clark all graduate before next spring. while all three catchers will remain. Others who graduate are Barras, Jacobsen, Mitchell, Smullen and Zentz. Letters in baseball werevgranted to Kenneth Turner, Donald Flasnick, Robert Thompson, Eugene Peterson, Frank Groves, Jack Zeigler, Wayne Nicholson, Adrian Kent, Max Zentz, Harold Mitchell, Kelly Clark, Norman Jacobson, Bert Cahow, Vernon Smullen. -55- Track First Row: Neef, Gidley, Skow, Cushing, Shaner, Mallette, Slade. Second Row: Compton, Carrol, Newell, A. Freed, Willett, Schafer, Ritcher, J. Freed, Clark, Shaw, Dunlap. Third Row: Dodds, Colwill, Moreing, Kaech, Ant-hes, Raines, Reynolds, Sutton, Widstrup, Allgood, Hasl, Short. Fourth Row: Coach H. A. Smith, Zenk, Conner, Forney, Sorenson, Reid, Doherty, Adler, Clinkeubeard, Brady, Kane, Battiato Qcaptainj, Barrie. i-A., Track letters were awarded to Stanley Adler, Paul Anthes, William Barrie, Tony Battiato, Alva Clinkenheard, Adrian Kent, Ray Murphy, Hunter Reid, Forrest Reynolds, Harry Sutton, Fred Widstrup, Arnold Willett, and William Zenk, after a season of seven meets beginning April I8 and ending May 29. North copped lnterstate honors, and a cup, in a meet at Fremont, May 29, which was so close that the final race decided the winner. May I5 and I6 North took part in the State track meet at Lincoln, hut failed to place. The Vikings amassed a total of 6 points at the annual city meet, held this year at Creighton Stadium, May 23. ln the first meet of the season, at T. -I., April 18. in which 26 Nebraska and Iowa high schools were entered, North won first in the sprint relay, Barrie second in the 440 yard run, and the relay team placed second in the 880 yard relay, two thirds were taken in the 440 yard relay and Brady in the 380 yard run, and Hoffman placed fourth in the broad jump. ln the Wesleyan meet April 24, held in spite of a drenching rain, Brady scored a second in the 880 yard run, and Sutton took third in the l00 yard dash, while the relay team received a fourth. ln a dual meet with Central May 6 the Vikings bowed in defeat, scoring four firsts, seven seconds, and four thirds. Those placing were, Battiato, Murphy, Clinken- heard, Widstrup, Barrie, Anthea, Reynolds, Kaech, and Sutton. On May 8 North took second in a triangular meet with Benson and South. Battiato, Murphy, and Widstrup scored firsts. Benson avenged their defeat in a dual meet at North May I3. North took six firsts, six seconds, and one third, Battiato, Murphy, Reynolds, Widstrup, Willett, Barrie, Kaech, and Leddyhbringing in the points. -67- V11 at Athletics Q Second Basketball Team Front Row' Battiato, Gray, . mu Dickerson, Sloan. Second Row: Harris, Reid, Hopkins, Forney, Sorenson, Chalking up ten victories out of I3 games, the Viking basketball reserves took the top berth in the lntercity Reserve League. The defeats hanclecl out by the Vikings were to Plattsmouth, Creighton, Benson, and Tech twice, while they split two games with Central and Thomas jefferson, and lost to South once. The -l93l reserves should furnish some good material for basketball next year, since Battiato and Clark are the only ones who will not return. Allwine, captain, was the leading scorer on the team. Freshman Basketball Team Front Row: Ash, Meck, Wolfson, Norman, Edgar Cochran, Mc1Breen, Safer, Ward. Second Row: Coach IB. J. Raines, R. Spanggaard, Brown, Raines, Watt, J. Spauggaard, Allgood, Elmer Cochran. -6s- ' ,- Tennis Golf C. Newell, Autry Westling, G. Bondessou, Front Row: Newell, Crouch, Thogerson waptainl. H. A, Smith, lcoachj. Second Row: Van Ness, Coach D. W. Myers, Doran, Peterson. TLT. Both the tennis and golf teams took part in city and state tournaments this year, and the tennis team won second place in the city, Creighton taking first. While neither team placed in the state tournament, Robert Doran Won a bronze meclal for second place in one of the flights of the state golf tournament. Most of the tennis team will be grad- uated this year, but nearly all of the golfers will return. Tennis letters were won by Gilbert Autry and Charles Newellg golf by Hal Van Nest, Walter Peterson, Boris Thogerson, Robert Doran and Max Crouch. I1 IXIWII Front Row: Kauffold, Kent, Flasuick, Guthrie, Allgood, Battiato, Jensen, Cahow, Turner, Moran, Beran, Gridley, Scarpa.. Second Row: Autry, Sutton, Willett, Schafer, Zenk, Peterson, Short, Ziegler, Widstrup, Anthea, Park, Thompson Kane, Babbitt. Third Row: Dunlap, Reynolds, Goves, Syas, Barrie, Mitchell, Zentz, Brady, Reid, Nicholson, Schartow, Murphy, Newell. i-- - gf- -is - . ., , ,g ,, , Y i f f f e is ,sn ,si in Girl Cadets First Row: Lorene Bayles, LaVerna. Braun, Josephine Giroxnpine, Ruth Sellner, Bernice Marx, Rena. Dunlew, Vivian Berghahn, Myrtle Larsen. Second Row: Betty Sellner, Gretchen Claudius, Marion Whitaker, Ruth Palmer, Clorine Matson, Helen Williamson, Betty Ohye, Catherine Newhouse, Louise Larson, Ed:-ie Samuelson, Esse Gardiner. Third Row: Lyllis Osborne, Emily Spanggaard, Minnette lgiyetrs, Eunice Hunt, Ruth Headley, Dorothy Bessey, Ruth Page, Carol Barnes, Louise Roberts, Etola. au 1er. .1-Ai... ln addition to the regular drill for girl cadets this year, other sports in the form of riflery and archery were added. Though they were unable to do a great deal with the former owing to conflict in time with the boys in the use of the rifle range, they did attain more or less skill as marksmen in archery. Minnette Myers received high individual award, and her squad, and that of Aulene Caldwell made records for this year. The girls have drilled every Tuesday, while Fridays and Wednesdays have been set aside for archery. Gwyn -V h A M ri Mason Halleene Haxthausen Mary Agnezaptainne aug an nngirsta Iileut. Sewlld Lieut. 1 3 1' Girls O Club rfyff First Row: Lorraine Clendenin, Ruth Stearns, Minnette Myers, Miss Ruth Betts Csponsorj, Rena. Nelson 4PresidentJ, Emma Erickson, Elaine Winston. Second Row: Jean Noyes, Esther Anderson, Vera Hart, June Barrowman, Annabelle Oberst, Marlam Buxton, Grace Anderson, Helen Steele. Third Row: Dorothy Metcalfe, Josephine Domonkos, Rowena Danni, Evelyn Bartlett, Barbara, Burke, Harriet Paige, Catherine Blair, Irene Austin, Evelyn Morris. - ....v., Vivian Richardson was runner-up in the city golf tournament last fall in which all five Omaha High schools entered, but slie was defeated by Maxine Steincamp of enson. ln the spring tennis tournament, Patricia Carroll was winner from Nortlm. with Mary Agnes Gwynne-Vaughan, runner-up. Patricia entered the City tournament in the second round, Jessie Wickham entered in the first. Mary Agnes Gwynne-Vaughan and l-lalleene Haxtlmausen are still playing in the doubles, as well as Catherine Blair and Ruth Sniflin. V Golf Tennis Miss Betts, fCoa.chJ Hallene Haxthausen, Miss Betts. fcoachj Hallene Haxthausen, Minette Myers, Vivian Richardson. Patricia Carroll, Katherine Blair, Ruth Sniifen. 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