Perkins County High School - Plainsman Yearbook (Grant, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 50 of the 1942 volume:

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The long record of maintaining a school that rates with the best in Ne- braska may be accepted by many as a common occurrence, yet the student body realizes that the highest educational standards and opportunities afforded them is the result of long hours ot study by this capable group. eclicafion To those PLAINSMEN, who have left the halls ot our school so recently and are now scattered to the tar corners of the globe, serving their country in our great effort to preserve all the things dear to usfby their great and un- seliish contribution they will in the end guarantee the continuation of the American Way of life to ourselves and our posterity-we dedicate this our seventh edition of our high school Plainsman. -2- F wlrw mvjiqrgigxp for ., ,K 4, 552' -3 'rl 5 1 -eg' . . ,. -gf,-f ,.. 2'Z .96:L ,-.- TL, riff. 111115 ' '2n fi ,N ,.. 0 .qfa-39 f M f1.f'. -.h .9 ' 1315-YJ? . - rf,--9 gp., - gif, 'Q , I- ' -3 4- gliiniiffff N ' -1,-2 :qw Q ' ' nu- I' XC .qaculty LLOYD C. TGSELLE Superintendent RALPH H. VOSE DONALD SMITH :Principal Cofnmelrcial VOC- Ag1'iCU1fU1'C A school is no stronger than its faculty. Trammg We are exceptionally proud of our faculty. Surely the type of faculty that has been employed by our board of regents has had much to do with the high ranking of our school. Maintain- ing the high rank of a North Central Association school places upon our fac- ulty the responsibility of continuing that superior type of leadership that they MAY E- BECK have demonstrated for many years. Normal Training M th t. Mathematics aEnZIf?sh1cS LOUIS A. GRACE HESTON RILLA MAE EDWARD J. LANYON Home Economics NEVIN HAENFLER Music Biology Dramatics Athletics English Science ,-3- LOWER ROW: V. Lance, P. Ekberg. C. Collicr. A. Maas. B. Kuskiv. M. Stanley. M. Stovcns. UPPER ROW: W. Cunningham, E. Powell, Mr. Vosc. Sponsor: K. Long. One freshmon, two sophomores, three juniors, ond tour seniors compose this group orqonized to help in the odministrotion oi student oftoirs. This is the third yeor ot its orgoriizotion. OFFICERS President Anno Morie Mods Vice President Chorles Collier Secretory ond Treasurer Bernord Kuskie Q -Af 1- Q To be Chosen ot member of this group is d qooi well worth ottoininq. All members, in their scholostic stondinq, must he in the upper ten per Cent ot their Closs to Worront this honor. LOWER ROW: E. Kcutcn. V. Wiseman. A. Maas. E. Powcll. M, Stanlt-y. A. Thompson. UPPER ROW: G. Robinson. M. Moller. V. Lance. W. Nomvr. C, Collivr. K. Potty. M. Hankins, O. Kcmling. -,g.. fn!-5' 'I 1 , A 'fu .t'f av, 9 5 V M15-ni 1 A L 41 P 1-Z 145' .' I 11 jfwizw .1215 -h ' 1 f, ' v .' -'1'4'5.- 1' , HQ G F 5 5 31.9. - ' , .4 Ag,5rLwg.g,L .A ., -Su :ggi-7 . , 1 ' wiv--rf if L 'K ffifmv V r , F' V. x , 5 :ff V I f 41 ' , , 7 'J I A Q it? 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GALE ERLEWINE Can I help it if I'm the main attraction of the opposite sex? Class pres 1: Treas 4: F.F.A. Pres. 4: Baseball 3: G. Club 4: F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: F.F.A. Judg- ing Team 1. 2.3: Band 1, 2, 3. 4: Orchestra 3: Cornet Solo 4: Plays 3, 4: F.F.A.: F.F. A. Property Manager 4: Amercan Legion Contest 4: Boys' Glee Club 1: Mixed Octette 4. N , MARGARET STANLEY Few people possess her talent for music. Class Pres. 4: Vice Pres. 1: A Pep Club Secr. 3: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Orch. 1, 2, 3, 4: Girls' 3 Glee Club 1. 3: Chorus 2, 3, 4: Sextet 3: Piano Solo 2, 3: f Plays 3, 4: Commercial con- test 4: Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 4: Student Council 4: Librari- an 4: Pep Club 2. 3. 4: Ac- companist 1, 2, 3, 4. , DALE ERLEWINE Don't get serious girls, he's only a flirt. Class Sec 1, 4: F.F.A. Sec. 4: Baseball 3: G. Club 4: F.F. A. 1 ,2, 3. 4: F.F.A. Judging Team 1, 2,.3: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Orch. 3: Mixed Octet 3: Clari- net Solo 4: Plays 3, 4: F.F,A. 1, 2: Annual Staff: Drum Ma- Jor 2, 3, 4, MR. Te-SELLE, Class Sponsor And some people think the -5- President has troubles! VERNON BRINKLEY Like Football? Sure! That's me! G. Club Sec.-Trcas. 33 Foot- ball 2, 3. 43 G. Club 2, 3, 43 F.F.A. 2, 3, 43 F.F.A. Judging Tr-am 33 Chorus 1, 23 F.F.A. Play 43 Annual Staff, Boys' Glce Club. ERMA BAUER You fellows should see me square dance. Home Ec. Club 1: G.R. 2, 33 Girls' Glee Club 2, 33 Li- brarian 2. HULDA GLOY If you want me to do some- thing, tell me not to do it. G.A,A. 23 G.R. 2, 3, 43 Band 1. 2, 3, 43 Orch. 2, 3, 43 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 33 Sextet 43 Solo 43 Commercial Contest 43 Annual Staffg Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4. LLOYD HAHN My thoughts are a deep and dark secret. F.F.A. Judging Team 33 Li- brarian 3, 4. ANTOINETTE KIOLBASA Sleeping is my pet hobby in Chemistry and Bookkeep- mg. G.R. 3, 43 Orchestra 1, 23 Glee Club 33 Chorus 3, 43 Librar- ian 4. DWIGHT KEMLING Never trust a woman. F.F.A. Sec. 3, 43 Football 3, 43 G. Club 3, 43 F.F,A. 1, 2, 3, 43 F.F.A. Judging Team 3: Band 1, 2, Boys' Glee Club 1. LORNA BOEHMER A sweet little headache. G. R. 2, 3, 43 Band 1, 2. 3, 43 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2. 33 Chor- us 2, 3, 43 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4. DOROTHY COX My hobby is meeting new people and making friends. G.A.A. 33 Home Ec. 1, 23 G.R. 2, 3, 43 Librarian 2, 3, 43 Pep glib 1, 2, 3, 43 Flag Twirling ROBERT GEBHART Corrie one. come all, girls! Im not married. Football 4: G. Club 4: F.F.A. 1. 2, 3, 4: Chorus 1, 2, 3. 45 Flag Bearer 3: Boys' Glee Club 1. ESTALENE HUEBERT Poise and dignity are my chief virtues. G.R. Sec. 43 Home Ec. Club 11- G.R. 2, 3. 43 Band 1, 2, 43 Girls' Glee Club 1: Chorus 1, 2.-3, 4: Commercial Contest 43 Librarian 13 T,N,T, 3, 4, BARBARA KUSKIE II-cr pupils will love her. Home Ec. Club 1, 23 G.R. 2, 3. 43 Girls' Glee Club 2, 33 Chorus 43 T.N.T. 3. 4. LILLIAN LARSEN A model smile is hers all the while. Home Ec. Club 1: G.R. 2, 3, 43 Girls' Glee Club 2, 33 Chor- us 43 Pep Club 43 Flag Twirl- ing 4. LOIS LARSEN Always willing to oblige. Home Ec. Club 1: Girl Re- serve 2, 3, 4: Chorus 4: Pep Club 4, ANNA MARIE MAAS Loved by all. Class Pres. 3: Pep Club Sec. 8: Treas. 4: Student Council Sec. 8: Treas. 3, Pres. 4: Girl Reserve 2. 3. 4: Band 2, 3, 4: Orch. 1, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Glee Club 1, 2. 3: Mixed Octet 2: Violin Solo 2, 3: Voice 4: Jr. 8: Sr. Play: One Act Play: Com- mercial Contest 4: Annual Staff: Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 4: Student Council 2. 3. 4: Pep flub 2, 3, 4: Essay Win- ner . JO LETTAH MCARTOR I'll sing myself to stardom. T.N.T. Music Director 4: Standard Bearer 3: G.A.A. 2: Home Ec. Club 1: Girl Re- serve 2 ,3, 4: Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3: Chorus 2, 3, 4: Sextette 2: Vocal Solo 2, 3. 4: Jr. Play: Librarian 2, 3: T.N.T. 3, 4: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Baton Twirling 2, 3, 4. GENEVA OTT Fifth period telephone girl. Home Ec. Club 1. 2: Girl Re- serve 2, 3, 4: Girls Glee Club 2, 3: Chorus 2, 3: Pep Club 2: Physical Education 1, 2: Or- chestra 1, 2, 3, 4. LEONARD PETERSON And they thought Buffalo Bill was tough, F.F.A. 2. 3, 4: F.F.A. Judging Team 2. 3: Band 1: F.F.A. Play 2, 4: Boys' Glee Club 1: Physical Education 1. JEAN POESCHEL My fu'ure is planned. Girl Reserve 2. 3. 4: Girls' Gloc Club 2, 3. Lgeniofzs -7- DONNA LUECK My heart sailed away to Ice- land. Home Ec. Club 1: Girl Re- serve 2, 3, 4: Band 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 2: Chorus 1. 2, 3: Pep Club 1, 4. GENE MITCHEM The world helps those who help themselves. F.F.A. Vice Pres. 4: F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: F.F.A. Judging Team 2 ,3: Band 1, 2. 3, 4: Chorus 2, 3, 4: F.F.A. Play 4: Jr., Sr. Play: Physical Education 1: Declam. Contest 4. FRED NELSON Some day I shall startle the world. G. Club 4: Sr. Play: One Act Play 4: Honor Soci- ety 3: Physical Education 1: Student Manager Basketball WAYNE PANKONIN I know of better ways to ad- vance than by studying. Class Sec. 8: Treas. 3: F.F.A. News Reporter 3: F.F.A. 2, 3, 4: F.F.A. Judging Team 3: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 2, 3: Chorus 2, 3, 4: F.F.A. Play 2: Jr.. Sr. Play :Boys' Glee Club 1: Physical Education 1. EVERETT POWELL Just another Tyrone Power. Class Vice Pres. 3: Basketball 4: G. Club 4: F.F.A. 1, 2, 3. 4: F.F.A Judging. Team 1, 2: Band 1, 2, 3. 4: Chorus 2, 3: Baritone Solo 4: Jr. 8: Sr. Play: F.F.A. Play Stage Man- ager 2: 1 act play 4: Declam. Contest 4: Honor Society 1, 2. 4: Student Council 2, 4: Boys' Glee Club 1: Physical Education 1. VERNA QUIRING It is wisest not to express one's thoughts too fully. Home Ec. Club 1: Girl Re- serve 2. 3, 4: Orchestra 1: Girls' Glee Club 1. 2: Chorus 3, 4: Librarian 2, 3, 4: T.N.T. 3, 4: Vice Pres. 3. MARY RICHMOND Mary had a friend named Chuck. He followed her around each day. 4What Luck? G.A.A. 23 Home Ec. Club 13 G.R. 2, 3, 4, Band 1. 2, 3, 43 Girls' Glee 1, 2, 33 Commer- gial Contest 43 Pep Club 1, . 3, 4. LOIS JEAN STRYKER Listen my children and you shall hear-the frank opin- ion of a girl sincere. Home Ec. Club 13 G.R. 2, 3. 43 Orch. 1, 2, 3, 43 Girls' Glee 1, 2, 33 Librarian 1. MARGARET STEVENS My reading White Lillies won me eternal fame. T.N.T. Pres. 43 G.R. Librarian 43 G.R. 3, 43 Chorus 43 De- clain Contest 43 Essay Winner 33 Student Council 43 T.N.T. 3. 4. MARGARET STEPHENSON That smile will go a long while. G.R. Librarian 33 G.A.A. 23 Home Ec. Club 13 G.R. 2, 3, 43 Chorus 43 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4. RUTH STOUT This president has left a fine imprint on the sands of the Girl Reserves. Class Sec. 23 G.R. Treas. 33 Pres. 43 G.A.A. 2: Home Ec. Club 13 G.R. 2, 3, 43 Orch. 43 Girls' Glee 2. 3: Chorus 2. 3, 43 Sextette 2, 3, 4: Com- mercial Contest3 T.N.T. 3, 43 Pep Club 2, 3, 4. MELBA WALLIN An ideal American girl. There isn't a thing she can't do well. G.A.A. 33 Home Ec. Club 1, Sec. 13 G.R. 2. 3, 43 Band 1. 2, 3. 43 Orch. 33 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 33 Chorus 1, 2. 3. 43 Sex- tette 2, 43 Sax Quartette 43 Sax Solo 3: Voice Solo 43 Plays, Jr., Sr.3 Essay Winner 43 Commercial Contest State rating3 Annual Staf'f3 Honor Society 13 Pep Club 1. 2, 3, 43 Pres. 4, Pep Leader 2, 3. eniofzs x 1 1 i -8- NADINE ROBINSON She has the personality and the looks to go places. Class Prcs. 23 G.A.A. 23 Home Ec. Club 1, 23 G.R. 2. 3. 43 Band 2, 33 Orchestra 2, 33 Girls' Glee Club 1. 2. 33 Chor- us l, 2 ,3, 43 Sextet 23 Mixed Octette 33 Voice Solo 43 Plays. Jr., Sr.3 Annual Staff: Pep Club 1, 2, 33 Baton Twirling 2. 3. 4. FRANCIS SCHROTBERGER The perfect lover. makes someo look like a bashful oy . G. Club 3. 43 Pres. 43 Foot- ball 43 Basketball 3. 43 Base- ball 3, 43 F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Judging Team 13 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Student Council 33 Boys' Glee Club 1. HELEN SLOAN Cupid ought to be ashamed of himself. G.A.A. 23 Home Ec. Club 13 G.R. 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3. 43 Ochestra 23 Girls' Glee Club 1. 23 Chorus 23 Play, Sr.3 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4. NORMA SCHMITZ Few classes can boast of a cheerleader like her. G.A.A. 33 Home Ec. Club 1. 23 G.R. 2, 3, 43 Band l, 2, 3. 43 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 33 Chor- us 3. 43 Play Sr.: One Act Play 43 Declamatory Contest 43 Annual Staff 43 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Cheerleader 4. PAULINE THOMPSON Oh! so very sweet and lovely. Home Ec. Club 1, 23 G.R. 2, 3, 43 Band 1. 2, 3, 4: Orch. 2, 33 43 Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, '33 Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4: Girls' Sextet gl :Yoial Solo 13 Pep Club 1. VERLA WISEMAN Dependable and always busy as a bee. G.R. 4: Orch. 1, 2, 43 Girls' Glee Club 23 Chorus 43 Play, S123 Essay Winner 33 Com- mercial Contest State rating3 .i4n5iu3al4Staff3 Honor Society uniotzs What would the school do without our juniors? Their tal- ents, extend throuqh athletics, dramatics, and music. A fare- well to the seniors was ex- pressed in a banquet which will long be remembered by both classes. We seniors Wish them much luck in their senior year. OFFICERS President Phyllis Eckberq Vice President Wayne Nomer Sec.-Treas. . . .. Ardis Misner Sponsor. ,. . . . Mr. Smith l i Q lr FIRST ROW, top to bottom: Dor- othy Baker, Guy Bechtel, Ed- ward Borowski, Winston Brown, Charles Collier, Ina Daiss, Patty DeLancey, Phyllis Eckberg, Margaret Eppler, Gene Farmer. SECOND ROW: Robert Guildner, Mary Hankins, Alene Huebert, Betty Hurlbert, Vera Belle Jones, Vancel Kirkpatrick, Ros- etha Knotwell, Marilyn Kur- kowski, Bernard Kuskic, Cleone Lamb. THIRD ROW: Vernon Mailand. Berlyn Matchet, Ardis Misner, Marion Moller, Clinton Mutchie, Donald McQueen, Wayne No- Ardith Norman, Robert Ochs- ner, Betty Poeschel. FOURTH ROW: Lillian Peter- son, Phyllis Peterson, Lois Ray, Betty Richmond, Lowell Schroe- der, Roberta Schroeder, Made- lyn Short, Rosalie Watkins Dwayne Wykert. v 0 s as m i S , ::' , I lk , D .gi 1- Q ff I I irr . 13 1. L if -'-t 5 ,Q 4, 'A Im iv.. 5 5 6 VQQ' 5 :: . . . 1 is . 'N , ,- A ,ka Am P jugs, ' ..:5N'f -3 X gg., ' 14 b :f' I 'Q .,.. J I I 5 , rs I r ' , l 23 'C l ig 'Tj Elk , ,,. . tg s-yy' ww.,-,X sfe ' x Nay it I li hh. . EN l ni mi' A ' ' Q' l rr i-ii t , .+ Q , nn.. as N 1 I tw s ' - l ll I i 's y 2 H t A at .9. -3 - 1 . - 33 Iz' f l ,EI1 A . i H .V L 1 ,yt gl ,.... gl 4A...': i I ,,.., i n :Q i 't Q 1 o an if 'K -40- Lgoplzomowes The spirited sophomores add vitality and pep to our high school. They will furnish many future leaders, for they take an active part in various school organizations. OFFICERS President .. . Virginia Lance Vice Pres. . .. Gertrude Richter Secretary Betty Kelloq Treasurer Duane McCormick Sponsor ., . Mr. Lanyon W i' Q FIRST ROW, top to bottom: Vir- ginia Ayres, Helen Baker, Roma Berges, Julana Brown, Wayne Cunningham, Mary Alice Dal- ton, Arlo Evans, Jean Foster. SECOND ROW: Billy Harrach, Allan Hosier, Nevin Janssen, Irene Kosmiski, Evelyn Keuten, Betty Kellogg, Virgil Kuskie, Virginia Kuskie. THIRD ROW: Virginia Lance, Duane McCormick, Glen Paul, Rex Peterson, Gertrude Richter, John Richter, Loreen Rogers, Leota Rowley. FOURTH ROW: Phyllis Sullivan, I Milo Smith, Donald Stohler, Elaine S c h r o e d e r, Alberta Thompson, Gerald Werner, Gale Yenne. Zeslzmen These freshmen are Well liked by the teachers and all of the classes because of their eaqer- ness to help. They are a bril- liant qroup and we know they will shine in their Senior year. OFFICERS President . Kenneth Lonq Sec.-Treas. Graydon Robinson Sponsor r . . Mr. E. I. Haenfler i FIRST ROW, top to bottom: Cur- tis Brunner, Loretta Dean, Ber- deen Eberhart, Dale Engel, Imogene Fenwick, Eleanor Gengeback, Fred Guildner, Beu- lah Hendricks, Verna Mae Jones. SECOND ROW: Orville Kemling, Verla Kuskie, Kenneth Long, Patty Lyon, Virginia McCor- mick, Arlea McQueen, Dorothy Mutchie, Robert Needham, Bet- ty Pankonin. THIRD ROW: Kenneth Petty, Darold Pierpont, Graydon Rob- inson, Leonard Shepker, Char- lotte Schililng, Jeanie Schmitt, Barbara Shuey, Martha Wat- kins, Milton Wiseman. i LOWER ROW: M. Wallin, N. Schmitz, H. Gloy, V. Wiseman. A. Maas UPPER ROW: G. Erlewine, T. Burkey, N. Robinson, D. Erlewinc. Q Editor Assistant Editor Business Manager Advertising Manager Assistant Manager i 1' STAFF Verla Wiseman Ted Burkey Dale Erlewine . Gale Erlewine Melba Wallin Organizations Anna Marie Maas Classes Nadine Robinson Athletics Vernon Brinkley Snapshot Editor . Norma Schmitz Typist . ..,. .. Hulda Gloy Sponsor Mr. TeSelle lt was with great rejoicing and pride that the Annual Staff completed the copy of the 1942 yearbook, carefully wrapped it and sent it to the publishers on April 9th, We have Worked hard to make this annual new and different and the best annual ever, and we have had a lot ot fun putting it out. We hope you will spend many happy moments leafing through this annual. our repree sentation of the student body of l942. -12.. 4 , x., .. , 'z-j.',fvfg77wwsr-1.-2 - 4- - :vp 'f .-'r - ' . ,'f A, w . . ff ' .:-. 3.511-,-' . N . 1- ..- ' yr .-- ..,,,-N-'--.'.... . -1 .- l'PT51f!1J 1nf-r' , A r,5L,u-fl A, 1. M, ,J i . . C q..-- I H. 4- ,rm p. ' A . 1 1- V Jfgml L V qt , V jf! f . - R -,Q 1 -1 - . , : 'aw Q my . , L ' 5 3 . 5- , Q - v -- , , I--5' 0 ' , -' Z: r11 , :iw - - 'A 'I -ff'f . ml.-, A 'g.'jg::f -I . ' , J -A N -' -Q.:,q,'t5f1r' his ,.-,qt fy, ,'.-g:'- , -1.1 -.'fj-. ,Hp-. A -., - ,: .-. rye- -.Af I DANC .. b, . A ' ':i'4,-' .A -ffljf .b 3' A' 'fl mamma J V' , - .3 '-4,5-.11 la. 31 A 7-f ?':1 , :,,f:.,gfg, xx. ., .17 ,I ,. Mifiifffel' , M Air Ni-N.. Q J rf! 'IN' ,I 'bf ' I 1 x '14 r I, , I 5 ' - ' 5 1 r f 1 1 ur ' . If , ' rj . ' 1 I I . X .u 'wi 4 JG f W 1 lf i, I Q' 'sur' 5: 'il IM I :I-I' ,I I , 1 x 1' , 191131 , .3525 ' H, Q , gf f ' ' .i I , . X I f 1 51. J X , ' W Q .1 ' C .Q EZSJGJII' A if X x 1 'Y' :Z I .Q V ,. :X :1 'yr '71, . X f I :nal , 1-I 1 '. 4 4 'f J il .. .1- f -,g J ' 1 I . 9 .- f ' 4 ' ' 'fa f W, ' W ' 'V H fn . 1 ' , J' .' , X ., Q 1 'Jar' A I U n I yu, I X115 r.1:i I I -1. I ,I JS , .- ' U' L A f ,- cf 1. .4- 5. ' fu F , K' , r 1 ' , :M JT, ' -:.. . Wax '-fa., , .. , u '-J ' I is., L4 S XC lll I Fll , i 1 i i Clarinets: P. Thompson. D. Erlewine, G. lylitchein. V. Ayres. N. Sehinity.. Il. Sloan. R. Stout, M. Rielnnonci. B. Kellogg, L. Boehiner, L. Ray. C. Lainh, R. Peterson, P. Sullivan. A. liuebert, M. Dalton, V. lXleCorinick. A. McQueen, D, Mutehie, O. lieniling. li. llankonin, Cornets: G. Erlewine. C. Collier, B, llarraeh. R. Watkins. W, Brown, lXl. Wiseman. C. Mutehie. Saxaphones: V. Lance .E. Keuten, P, Ekberg, M. Wallin. G. Paul, M. Stephenson. P. DeLancey. Trom- honesi D. Wykert, A, Evans, W. Noiner, D. MeCoxniek. W. Pankonin. C. Brunner. Baritones: W. Cunningham, M. Sxnith, E. Pt-well. G. Bechtel Flutes: P. Lyon. A. Maas, M. Stanley. Horns: ll. Gloy. G. Werner, E, lluhert. Ohoei lXl. Short. Cello: ll Baker. Bass Viol: A, Thompson. Bass llorn: T. Burkey. Drums: D. Lueek. J, Matson. B. Kuskie. Tympani. M, Kurkowski, Directort M1'. Lanyon. No high school organization deserves more year round credit than the band. It adds a flash and a color to high school activities that only a band can. As a concert organization it appeared throughout the year at various public performances. Much favorable comment was received on the new flashy uniforms. It received a superior at the S.P.V.A. contest. if 'k 'k 'A' The orchestra made a brilliant comeback this year The group is small but in spite of this fact it was rated superior at the S.P.V.A. music festival, and received a great deal of favorable comment from the judges. The orchestra plays for many public performances during the school year in- cluding gl'ZldLlZ1t10H exercises and various school plays. Violins: A. Maas. M. Stanley. G. Ott. J, lXlcArtor. B. Kuskie. L. Peterson. M. Kurkowskie, D. Baker, L. Stryker, V. Wiseinan, E, Schroeder. Violas: L. Rowley. V, Kuskie. Cello: H. Baker. Bass Viol: A. Thoinpson. Horns: H. Gloy, G. Werner. Flute: P, Lyon. Oboe: M. Short. Clarinets: V. Ayers. P. Thonipson. Troinbone: A. Evans. Cornet: R, Watkins, Earitone Saxaphone 1 P. DeLaneey, Piano: R. Stout. Tyinpani: T, Burkey, Diector: Mr. anyon. i .. -13- cc ,ixecl .7l0t'7LlS A X E . . NE, J. sy.. 5,11 x,. . , . w LOWER ROW: I.. Larson, I.. Rogers. B. Hendricks, I... Bochmer. M. Watkins. I.. Ray. M Wallin. W. Cunningham. M. VViseman, C. Mutchie, C. Lamb. R. VVatkins. B. Kellogg, B. Matchett, I,. Larson. M. Knrkowski, Mr. Lanyon. SECOND ROWS N. Schmitz. A. Misner. M. Stanley, M. Stephenson, J. McArtor. P. Thompson, VV. Brown. O. Kemling, B. Kuskie. D. Erlewine. T. Burkey. G. Erlcwine. K. Petty, I. Daiss, V. Wiseman, P. Ekberg, R. Schroeder. A. Huebert, D. Baker. 'I'llIRD ROW: J. Foster, M. Stevens. A. Maas. V. QLllI'lHg, A. Thompson. B. Hurlburt, A. Gebhar 1, F. Nelson. M. Smith, R. Oschner. V. Mailand. R. Peterson. G. Mitchem, I.. Schroeder. G. Richter. E. Keaton. M. Moller, R. Berges. UPPER ROW: IC. Iluebert. P. Lvon, P. Sullivan, B. Panknoin, N. Robinson. G. Paul. C. Collier. W. Nomer. A. Evans, D. Wykert, F. Schrotberger, B. Harrach, G. Bechtel. W. Pankonin. R. Knotwcll. II. Gloy, P. Deliaiicey. V. Ayers, R. Stout. The largest and probably most popular musical organization is the mixed chorus consisting of 85 members. Membership was based on a vocal tryout which was given by Mr. Lanyon. The chorus sang the two contest numbers, Hymn To The Virgin and Jesus On The Waterside. It received a superior at the S.P.V.A. music festival. The chorus is called upon for Christmas programs, various Concerts, and for baccalaureate. Hors Octet Left to Right: VV. Nomer. D. VVykert. C. Collier. F. Schrotberger. W. Cun- ninilham. G. Firlewme. D. Erlewine, C. Mutchie. We had a revival of boys octet this year. This group sang num- bers of all types including ballads. love songs. and soul stirring marches. The organization was Well received by various organ- izations in Grant. Girls Sexfef Iieft to Right: P. Sullivan. A. Misner. M. Mollcr. R. Stout, M. Wallin. Il. Gloy. Boats of Mine and A Pray- er were the numbers sung by this group. which was selected from the Mixed Chorus. They re- ceived a superoir rating at the S.P.V.A. contest. -1111- peer: gDt'c'!z1rr1clliv'iy gjltltlfj LOWER ROW: Miss Nevin, Sponsor: B. Kellogg, ltl. Stevens, N. Schmitz. A. Thompson. UPPER ROVV: B. Ilurlhurt, L. Deon. E. Powell, G. Miteheni, K. Petty, V. Kuskie, C .Mutehie. Among the many new projects ot' the Dramatics Department was the dv- elamatory contest in which three stu- dents entered oratory. tive dramatic. and three humorous. The school was proud of the good. excellent, and su- perior rating given students at Paxton. C' lm' out .gliytllf K io! LOWER ROW' B. llurhurt. N. Schmitz, A. Maas. UPPER ROW: Miss Nevin. Sponsor: E. Powell, F. Nelson. R. Burkey. This year the Dramaties Department entered a one-act play, Jacob Comes Home . in the S.P.V.A. Festival at Ogallala and at Paxton. This tragedy ot' lite in Germany was realistically presented. The play received an ex- cellent at Paxton which was considered quite good for the tirst attempt. Q wax Qzzfzvfcel le P. Delsancey, V. Lance. M. Wallin, P. Elcherg. Tris group, selected from thc hand, made sgveml public appearances before entering the contest. They received a supeiior rating at the contest. C . Q. tajoreffes If A. Thompson. J. McArtor, N. Robinson, M. Kurkowski. V. Jones, A. Misner, P. DeL.aneey. B. lflurlburt ,R. Knot- wcll. L. Larsen, D. Cox. This group added style. color, and variety to the marching hand. They appeared on several occasions with the band. epafztmenf Miss Nevin. V. Jones, M. Moller, D. Baker, M. Kurkowski, R. Knotwell. C. Mutchie. C. Collier. R. Watkins, B. Kuskie, A. Misner, L. Ray, B. Hurlbert, W. Nomer. D. Wykert, P. Ekberg, P. DeLancey. G. Bechtel, E. Borowski, D. McQueen, C. Lamb, L. Schroeder. Aurania Rouvc1'oll's thrce-act comedy, Growing Pains , was chosen as the junior class play for 1941. This was a very amusing story of the problemspof adoles- cence as faced by parents and youths. i- as -n at Mistaken identities with four Lord Wiggleton's appearing on the scene helps to make this three-act farce hilarious. L'Gucss Again ' by Glenn Hughes was pre- sented by the seniors in 1942. Senior Play Cast: LOWER ROW. Left to Right: D. Erlewine, G, Mitchem. W. Pankonin, E. Powell, F. Nelson, F. Schrotberger. G. Erlewine. UPPER ROW: A. Maas, V. Wiseman, H. Sloan, Miss Nevin. Director: N. Schmitz, M. Stanley. N. Robinson, M. Wallin. ii's.,.f' -f16- FIRST ROW. Left to Right: P. Thompson. L. Boehnier, B. Hurlhurt. I. Daiss, A, Thompson, R. Knotwell. Mrs. Walters. Sponsor. SECOND ROW: D. Cox, M. Kurkowski, M. Stephenson. P. DeLaneey, D. Lueck, J. Brown. L. Larson. M, Eopler. G. Ott, J. McArtor, M, Dalton, N. Robinson. H. Sloan, G. Richter. THIRD ROW: L. Rowley. A, Kiolbasa, L. Peterson, A. Hubert, A. Norman. M. Moller, E. Scliroe- der. M. McQueen. B, Matehett, A. Maas, V. Wiseman, R. Peterson, M. Stanley, V. Quiring. FOURTH ROW: H. Baker. I. Kosmiski. V. Lance. M. 1-Iankins, M. Richmond, D. Baker, J, Foster, J. Poeschel. E. Bauer. L. Stryker, R. Schroeder. L. Larson. R. Berges, M. Short, UPPER ROW: A, Misner. B. Richmond, B. Kellogg, P, Sullivan. J. Matson, E. Keuten. M. Wallin, N. Schmitz, V. Ayres, L, Rogers, R. Watkins, P. Ekberg, C. Lamb, L. Ray. NOT IN PICTURE: H. Gloy, B. Kuskie, V. Kuskie, B. Poeschel. The Girl Reserve Club celebrated its eleventh birthday in January with its Hrst president present to cut the birthday cake. This club IS international-the high school group of the Y.W.C.A. and its purpose To face life squarely, and its slogan To find and give the best. iTh1s year the worshops took up Red Cross work- knitting and homelnursing. A E I Officers: President, Ruth Stout: Vice President, Ina Daissg Secretary, Estalene Huebert: Treasurer. Betty Hurburt: Librarian, Margaret Stevens. 'A' 1' i i The Pep Club with its 54 members had a very prosperous season. New Cos- tumes twhite blouses, and red corduroy slacks. and beanleslh were adopted. New megaphones were bought for the yell leaders to use in presenting the new songs and yells in a more attractive manner. This year for the first time, the girls held a party honoring coach and all boys in athletics. 1 Officers: President, Melba Walling Vice President, Margaret Stephesong Sec. and Treas., Anna Marie Maasg Cheer leaders, Norma Schmitz. Phyllis Ekberg. FIRST ROW: P. Ekherg. Cheer Leader: D. Cox, M. Kurkowski, M. Stephenson, A, Maas. A. Misnexxsong leader: V. Lance. M. Wallin, J. McArtor, Miss Nevin, sponsor: N. Schmitz, Cheer Leader. SECOND ROW: J. Schmitt, P. Thompson, A, Thompson, I, Daiss, P. DeLancey, V. Price, H. Sloan. V. McCormick. B. Hendricks, M. Watkins. B. Shuey. B, Hurlbert, R. Knotwell. THIRD ROW: D. Lueck V. Jones. C. Schilling. D. Mutchie, H. Baker. I. Fenwick, M, Moller, A. Norman. C. Lamb, L. Deen. A .McQueen, P. Peterson, L. Larsen, M. Dalton. L. Boehiner. UPPER ROW: P. Lyons. L. Rogers. B. Kellogg, P. Sullivan, R. Stout. R. Schroeder. D. Baker, M, Richmond. R. Watkins, L. Larsen, M. Short, L. Ray, R. Berges, B. Pankonin. NOT IN PICTURE: Hulda Gloy. .4 7. LOWER ROW: B. llurlhert, I, Daiss, G. Richter, B, Hcndricks. M. Watkins. B. Sheuy. J. Schmitt. Miss lleston, sponsor. SECOND ROW: V. Kuskie, B. Matcliett, M. Dalton, J. Brown, L. Deen. B. Eherhardt ,V. Mc- Cormick. M. Kurkowski, E. Gengenbacli. THIRD ROW: M. McQueen, A. McQueen, B. Richmond, A. Misncr. C. Schilling. I. Fenwick. E. Schroeder ,ll. Baker, D, Mutchie. UPPER ROW: L. Rogers, E, Keuten, V. Ayres, J, Matson. B. Pankonin, J. Foster. M. Ilankins, E. Kosniiski, P. Lyon, C. Lanih. V. Jones. This group is composed of all the girls taking special training in home making. Home making is an art which helps high school girls to live a more satisfactory life. Activities enjoyed most were the play school for children, the improvement of the rooms in the department, and the studying of high school girls' problems. i' 'I i i The purpose of this department is to give students training in typing, short- hand. and bookkeeping. The following students competed in the District-State Commercial Contest at Kearney: Melba Wallin, Verla Wiseman, Anna Marie Maas. Mary Richmond. Hulda Gloy. Ruth Stout, Estalene Huebert. Margaret Stanley, and Gale Erlewine. They placed fourth in the district and tenth in the state. Melba Wallin placed fifth in shorthand and Verla Wiseman fourth in typing in the state ratings. LOWER ROW: P. Thompson, L. Boehmer, H. Sloan, G. Ott. D. Lueck. M. Stephenson, D. Cox N. Robinson. SECOND ROW: A. Kiolhasa, M. Stanley, A. Maas, G. Erlewine. E. Powell. D. Erlewine, M. Wallin. V. Wiseman, L. Larson, J. MeArtor. THIRD ROW: N. Schmitz, R, Stout, E, Huebert, M. Stevens. J, Poeschel. E. Bauer. L. Stryker M. Richmond. L. Larson. FOURTH' ROW: T. Burkcy, L. Hahn. L. Peterson, F. Nelson. V. Brinkley. R. Gehhart. D. Keniling, CJ. lVlitchcin, W. Pankonin, F. Schrotberger. NOT IN PICTURE: llulda Gloy and Barbara Kuskie. 43- is 5, FRONT ROW: Miss Beck. J. lVIeArtor. A. I-Iuebert, M. Stevens, A. Norman, W. Brown. UPPER ROW: V. Quiring. R. Stout. E. Huebert, B. Kuskie. D. Baker, L. Peterson, R. Schroeder. The Normal Training class. composed of six juniors and six seniors spent twelve weeks each in reviewing and studying methods of teaching arithmetic and geography, and six weeks each on bookkeeping and drawing. The seniors were also enrolled in the professional training class in which they studied general problems of teaching. Students who complete these two years of work and pass the teachers exam- inations are eligible to teach in rural schools. nf nv A Q The Future Farmers of America is an organization made up of farm boys who are enrolled in Vocational Agriculture classes. Each state IH the union has chap- ters as well as Hawaii and Puerto Rico. The main purposes of the organizatio nare: To develop leadership, to promote thrift, to develop an interest in and a fondness for the rural way of life. and to develop an understanding of the farm and an appreciation of its advantages. LOWER ROW: B. Kuskie. W. Pankonin, D. Keinling. lVIr. Vose, G, Miteheni, D. Erlewine, G. Erlewine. MIDDLE ROW: A. llnsier. F. Guildner, R. Burkey. R. Peterson, E. Powell. R. Oseliner. R. Stohler, F. Sehrotherger. J. Richter. O. Keinling. UPPER ROW: E. Borowski. C. Brunner. M. Smith. D. Engel. V. Brinkley. R. Gehhart, R. Guildner. V. Malland. L. Peterson. -19- LOWER ROW: Mr. Vose, R. Guildncr. M. Smith, V. Brinkley. R. Gebhart, L. Peterson. UPPER ROW: T. Burkey, R. Peterson, V. Mailand. E. Borowski, G. Mitchem, R. Oehsner, F. Sehrotlmerger. Each year the Future Farmer Organization sponsors some kind of a play put on by its members. This year a mystery was given which was a complete success. Because We usually give a comedy, this play was somewhat different than past years. The purpose of the play is to raise money for the Parent and Son banquet which the chapter gives annually. It also adds interest for the chapter members. 1 an av if Each year Perkins County High School has been represented in the state agri- culture judging contests. There are two of them, one at North Platte, and the other in the eastern end of the state. The contest is usually held in the second week of April with boys from the Hrst and second agriculture classes competing . The teams before have received many ribbons and cups. LOWER ROW: V. Mailand, B. Guildner, Mr. Vose, D. Engle, C. Brunner. UPPER ROW: O. Kemling, R. Peterson. B. Kuskie, D, Stohler. J. Richter, A. Hosier. It ii . i V K It .-ivy f: 5 5 is i R Q X 1 R -20- .wry -..f,-,,..,A,qq,.?,-ask lf ,i.z'i'45i9-'.,L '-he--' x a 5E I-21533351--Gf..: 'fi'ffQ'-?'5'if'1'-'- .,'r-pfgsb' ' - ZYITQ-ZfI ::',J'f . ' 9,2-.--'1Sf':,-1.-:.-, ,g f..g,,-,1 A 1 , sci-my-w,1:47.', - 4 r-TEC u,Q,r..,: ' f ffsrfifq.-. 1 e '- .. - -afggn-Srfzgit' , -A f 25. .5-,JI -Y: Al..-. -.5-0... .I ry... J,-35. -. 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Long, G. Yenne, D. McCormick, D. Wykert, C. Collier, I . Sehrotherger. D. Stnhler. .l. Richter. UPPER ROW: A. Evans. Student Manager: O. Kc-mling. D. Peirpont, W. Cunningham, E. Borowski, D, McQueen. li. Petty. G. Robinson. F, Guildner, M. Wiseman, Mr. Vose. NO'l' IN PIt l'URE: R. Guildner. The small but mighty football team of -11 seemed to have reached their peak during the middle of the season when they defeated Wauneta, and came back the next week to crush their old time rival, Ogallala, by a score of 13 to 0. A broken arm in the Oshkosh game stopped Chuck Collier and with that went our hopes to defeat Oshkosh and Imperial. The entire squad enjoyed a week end trip to Lincoln to see the Nebraska-Pitts burgh football game. Vernon Brinkley and Dwight Kemling were elected honorary co-captains for the 1941 season. 1 at t i Although the Plainsman lacked height they still enjoyed a rather successful season by defeating some ot' the top teams as Chappell and Ogallala. The Plainsman will be looking forward to a good season next year with only two of ten lettermen graduating. Everett Powell and Francis Schrotberger are thc seniors on the squad. V Francis Schrotherger was elected honorary captain for the 1941 and 1942 season. LOWER ROW: F. Schrotherger. D. Wykert. W. Nomer. C. Colicr. G. Bechtel. D. McCormick. MIDDLE ROW: G. Yenne. V. Kirkpatrick, R. Gehhart, J. Matson, Mr. llaenfler, E. Powell, D. Erlewine, G. Erlexrme. li. Long. b UPPER ROW: Mr. Smith, D. Pierpont. W, Cunningham. G. Mitehem. E, Borowski, D. Engel, B. Gnildner. C. Brunner. R. Peterson. G. Roliinson. C. Mutcliie, F. Nelson. Student Manager. NO'I' IN PIt l'URE: K. Petty. .21. LOWER ROW: Mr. Haenfler. Sponsor: D. McCormick, D. Stohler. B. Kuskie. F. Schrotbcrger. C. Mutchie. MIDDLE ROW: G. Erlewinc. D. Erlewine, A. Evans, W. Nomer. C. Collier, G. Bech- tel, E. Powell, D. Wykert. UPPER ROW: D. Kemling, F. Nelson, R. Gebhart, V, Brinkley. D. McQueen, V. Kirkpatrick. J. Matson, R. Guildner. The G Club represents the boys who have earned letters in one of the four sports in school. They have certain requirements to pass before they are admitted into the club. They held one party and initiation through the year. The officers are: President, Francis Schrotberger: Vice President, Clinton Mutchie, and Secretary-Treasurer, Charles Collier. LOWER ROW: G. Erlewine, K. Long. V. Kuskie, G. Bechtel, B. Kuskie. D. Erlewine UPPER ROW: M. Wiseman, C. Mutchic, G. Robinson, D. Wykert, Mr. Haenfler Coach. C. Mutchie, C. Collier, W. Nomer, D. Wykert. -22- ADVER'l'lSlNC THE PLAINSMEN STAFF WISHES TO TAKE THIS OP- PORTUNITY TO THANK THOSE CONCERNS WHO HAVE SO GRACIOUSLY HELPED TO MAKE THIS AN- NUAL A SUCCESS. THEIR LOYAL SUPPORT IS GREATLY APPRECIATED. 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Which means Right in quality Right in Style ' Right in Price r Approved Outiitters to the American Family I Grant J 3 Nebraska J. 0, pgnutv ao.. Ill- FLYNN 5' FLYNN M. P. MU1-'FLEY .D.D.s. Machine Shop 6. Garage Chrysler and Plymouth Cars Dental Surgeon General Blacksmithing Theatre Budding Grant, Nebr. , Phone 63 Grant Nebraska Phone 74 X-ray .27- Farmers National Bank orc Grant We Appreciate Your Patronage E. E. Iackman, President H. G. Brainard, Cashier Radios-Refrigerators Washing Machines Auto Accessories Gamb1e's Store Authorized Dealer WALTER ROMINE Grant, Nebr. ADAMS LUMBER CO. Crested Butte Coal Lincoln Paints Phone I8 Grant Nebraska Best Wishes to the Class of 1942 AGRICULTURE CONSERVATION ASSOCIATION Sloan's Dairy ANCHOR OIL SERVICE Fresh STATION Milk Cream Anchor Lubricants Delivery Service BUY Gasoline Gram Nebr. Paul E. Sloan Ph l3F21 I-essee one Phone 123 Grant, Nebr. Eyre g9zanL fgcrkery The Home oi Pete's I umbo Now Enriched With Vitamin B In Accordance with the National Defense Program Grant Nebraska 25. And did it snow! 26. E. J. Haenfler. 27. The good old days. 28. Dwayne Wykert. 29. Bernard Kuskie. 30. Elaine Schroder. -28- . 'A -. cp.-r -1- ive-1, N4 31. Hulda Gloy and Lorna Boehmer. 32. Verla Kuskie. 33. Virginia Ayers. 34. Betty H., Melba W., Pat L., Betty Pankonin. 35. Nadine Robinson. 36. Virginia Lance, Merilyn Kurkowski. G A U G E R S Groceries Meats THE COMPLETE FOOD STORE -..,g,Hg,.. Grant, Nebraska Frozen Food Lockers Phone 37 DR. C. H. ELWELL G. B. HASTINGS Dental Surgeon I Farmers National Bunk Bldq- Attorney and Counseler X-Ray Equipment - At Law Grant, Nebr. I Phone 180 phone 22 I GRANT COOPERATIVE EXCHANGE Grain Elevator Lumber and Building Materials Coal. Flour. Feed Grinding and Mixing -29. PANKONIN BROS. Plymouth and DeSoto M.M. Sales and Service Tractors MINNEAPOLIS - MOLINE M 6. M Naturalube Farm Equipment Phone I4 Oils Grant. Nebraska ANDREWS 6 SONS E R McCormick-Deering Fann C NT AL NEBRASKA Machines and Repairs TELEPHONE Co Maytag Washing Machines Grant and Venango Quant .gyzeufte The Home oi Good Pictures GRANT FARMERS AUCTION CO. SUITATORIUM Sales every Monday Cleaning-Pressing Altering-Hat Blocking Also Farm Sales Phone 179 Tharp G Tharp. Auctioneers G,-ang, Neb,-, 37. Vernon Mailand, Wayne Pankonin, Robert Ochsner. 38. Rila Mae Nevin 39, Donald Smith. 40. Louie Lanyon. 41. Charlotte Gregory. -30- ELMEH COX, Custodian To our friend Elmer: We, the annual stall, wish to express our ap- preciation ior the things that you have done to make this school year run smoothly. Your con- tinued eilort to provide a warm, clean building at all times has contributed toward a good year for all oi us and your pleasant manner with the stu- dents has left a warm feeling in our hearts for you. The Staff HANKEL'S BILLIARD PARLOR Recreational Center Candy and Cigars Snooker Soit Drinks-Lunches Best Wishes to the Class oi 1942, From A Friend SPITZ FARM EQUIPMENT CO. PIKES PEAK GRAIN CO D 1 I Dealers in all ed 91' III Case Machinery Used Tractors-Paris Car and Tractor Repair Kinds of Feeds and Field Seeds Grant Service Grant, Nebraska Phone 2R46 SERVICE GROCERY Conmagulalions o Alex Zailer, Prop. Meats and Groceries We Buy Cream and Eggs Class oi 1942 C. L. Brooks ELINGSON STUDIOS McCook Nebraska SULLIVAN STORES Quality Merchandise At Reasonable Prices Shoes and Clothing tor Men, Women. and Children Alliance 8 ....... 19 ...,.., 26 ....... 3 7 8 ..,..,..,..... 10 ..........,....... 13 Sz 15 .,..,.. 17 .....,........ 17 .,........, 22 .,,... 30 ....... 31 .....,. 5 8 ll 19 ,..... 21 ,,,,.. 25 .,.... 27 12 ...... 15 ,..... 16 ....,. 17 ...., 19 ,.,.. 19 ,..... 29 1 6 9 13 16 19 ...,... 21 ....,.. 23 ...... 27 ,....., 30 -20-21 ..,...,... 2 4 6 9 11 13-14 ,,.......... 18 19 24 26-27-28 .....,..,. -7 1 2 11 ...,.., 21 24 -3 1 2 9 16 17-18 ...., 23 30 7 ...... 8 .,,... 12 12 13 15 17 ......, 18 ......, 19 ..,..., 2l,. ,.... 22 emento of appy School ays SEPTEMBER ' Q it agam. ..........,...........,.,..,..... Julesburg. We'l1 win next time. , ..,...,.............. Culbertson. Oh well look at those men. OCTOBER In a rut. Imperial 2-0. ....,..,........Dance! Watch their rhythm. .,,......................,,.,.Trenton. V for Victory. ........One Act Play, Come One, Come All! ......,..,.Chappe1l We aren't talking. Best picture made yet.' ..........Vacation-Breathing pell. ................................Sophies shine! ......,...................................Wauneta-27-6 in our favor. NOVEMBER F. A. Banquet. Eats! .,... ......,.....,.........,... S. P. V. A. Chappel's O. K. ......,.Ogallala. We've done it and we did it again. Shin Dig. . ,..,. ....... ,.................,.... O s hkosh. Did it hurt Chuck? .....,.....,...Green Freshies party. Imperial. We had too much Turkey. DECEMBER Holyoke. .,...............Dress Rehearsal. Was it Rotten? . ,.... . ..................,,.,. Basketball. Another close one. .......Junior play-Good ? ? ? ? Band and Chorus Concert. They clapped. ....,..,.Christmas vacation begins. Something different. it had been longer. JANUARY A we celebrate! We did it again. .,,...,Venango. Need we mention it. Sutherland. Just too tall. ...,.....,.............,,Ogallala. Our happiest victory. , ..,.....................,....,,...., Brooksie. Have you got a comb? ....,.....One-act play contest. Couldn't have been better. They were good sports. What a game. , ..............,..., Dramatic contest. We were all surprised. ' FEBRUARY ,. ..,.,..,........,....,,......, Oshkosh. Another happy victory. District Declam Contest. Were we proud. .........,..,,.....,.,..,......,.......Wauneta. We beat 'em. F. A. Dress rehearsal. a Night ..,..,..,..,..,.........,Frenchman Valley Tournament. Heart Sister Party. Originality ruled. Class B S. P. V. A. Basketball Tournament. Rural Youth Stunt Night. Laughs galore. Class C Tournament. MARCH .,..,.,..,..,.....,..Elimination contest. Did we sweat! ,..............,,....,.,Practice teaching. The poor kids. fun. Kearney-bound for commercial contest. .,......Wes1eyan Boys Glee Club. What harmony. APRIL festival. Count our superiors. A smell of the outdoors. .,.............,.,.......Baseball with Chappell. fun with Elsie. District Music Contest. More sweat. baseball with Wauneta. baseballers. MAY game with Brule. ....,..,..,...,.Hanley's Grade School track meet. Dress rehearsal for Senior play. of Chappel. .......Senior play-Will it ever be beaten? band concerts! Baccalaureate. . ,..,.................,. . ,.... .... , ..,......... T hanks Juniors. It was swell! ,..,...Senior picnic. How could we have had more fun? ..........................,....Commencement--Caps and Gowns. its all over with now. -32- i M I W J 'N v - f :P . Seright Publication Bureau School Service Department 27th 8z Randolph Sts. Lincoln, Nebraska 0:0 Printed Annuals - Mimeograph Annuals Covers - Stencils - Invitations - Cards Caps 8z Gowns - Medals - Trophies Annual 8: Paper Stali Awards