Papillion High School - Papionian Yearbook (Papillion, NE)

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History of the Junior Class The Juniors, twenty-five strong, entered Papil- lion High School in the fall of nineteen hundred and twenty three. One of the interesting events of the Freshman year was our first party. This was held at the home of Louise Eitelgeorge under the supervision of our sponsor, Vern Jones. A splendid time was enjoyed by all. As English students we proved ourselves very capable of producing some original plays for the Annual High School Road Show. In athletics we excelled all other classes, carrying off first honors in the inter-class Basket Ball tournament. Some of the boys who won the pennant that year are now on the High School Team of nineteen hundred and twenty-five and twenty-six. At the close of our Freshman year we deeply re- gretted the departure of six of our class mates, Martha Cartsens, Olga Kauss, Raymond Sorenson, Benhart Stender, Lenord Peterson, and Josie Ma- tranga. Under the guidance of a new sponsor, Harold Bonnstetter, we began our Sophomore year with a greater determination to do the best that was in us. We greatly enjoyed our numerous hikes and parties and shall never forget the good times we had on our Botany hikes. We were very proud of our record during the Sophomore year for our class had the highest percentage of its members on the honor roll that year. During our Sophomore year we, together with the Seniors carried off honors in the high school Olympics. Again at the end of the Sophomore year We suffered the loss of four more of our class mates, Stella Oliver, John McKulsky, George Plunkett and Corrinne Frye. Starting out on our Junior year under the lead- ership of Estella Krejci we sincerely hope that we could make it one of the biggest years of our school life. Our play Doctor Jim , proved a big hit with the public and and was enjoyed immense- ly by all. And now we are all looking forward to the glorious Junior-Senior banquet. And in clos- ing we earnestly trust that so far in our school life we have lived and upheld the spirit and ideals of our school. JUNIOR CLASS PLAY The Junior Class under the direction of Miss Krejci, presented Dr, Jim , a comedy in four acts, on Nov. 13th and 14th. The play was a great success, as the characters were very well chosen and the acting was well done. CAST OF CHARACTERS Dr. J llll, a young physician ..............,,........,,.,,,,,..,,....,, ,,.,....,. S tanley Beerline Ephraim Goodenough, J1m's father ...............c............c,.c,.,cc. William Huebner Lafe Goodenough, A woman-hater ....,.....,...,,.,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,... Herman Haeberlein Orla T. Baker, of the Royal Grand Oil Corporation .....c....,........,.... John Beadle Nate Spoones, an amateur detective .....,...................,.... Wendell McManamy Frank Randolph, J im's college chum .,.......... ...,.c.cc......, lr 'loyd Trumble Sam Johnston, a colored errand boy ....,,. ,c..,,,,,,, E rnest Magaret Martha Goodenough, Jim's mother ....,,...,...,.,., ,,,,,,, If Elizabeth Sprague Mary Jane Wheeler, a man hater ....,.........,,,.,.... c,,,,,..,.,.,.. M arie Cordes Miss Tabitha Tuttle, looking for her Romeo .......... ,,,,.......,.v,.,.... B eulah Ross BGSS G00den0ugh, Jim's cousin ............................ ......... L ouise Eitelgeorge Fanny Burton, Jim's fiance ...............,.............. ,....... L orraine Schroeder Madge Bl1I'tOn, Bess' chum ............................ . .,.....,,.... Helen Frazeur Hannah Spriggins, a would-be movie star ........,.........,...,,.,.......... Lillian Cordes Queen of the Ball ................................,,.............,.,,...,...,,....,,,,,... Marie McKulsky Patients .,.-.......................................... ................ H erbert Keefer, Irvin Doenges Thirty-Eight

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Forty SOPHOMORES I suppose you have heard of the Sophomore class, Which in strength and sportsmanship none can surpass Foremost in play, foremost in work, None of us known to be idle or shirk Any task in duty which comes our way, But always to do it gladly and gay. Wherever we are, on land or sea, We always helpful to others will be. If you want men, gallant and brave, An Athlete, Fighter, Musician or Slave, Just come to the Sophies, we're ready for you For the least little thing that you want us to do. So, if any are better in work or in play, Just give 'em three cheers, that's what we say. Harold Cordes, '28