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T25 l Q ! i l f l' o L:eI1H27fiEiffii::g7 xg x -Tm y X V KJJ 'X ks J., . , JMMM aw xv. 4JLmJLx'4 hmm. xwsu . 4 zu L24 awe . i.e:i:.x'..,2i1'f DUJUQIJLKVJLWJLWJJIXUJIXUJIXUJLKWJLKUJLWJ v v v I 1, 1 ' I , 9 Our Sponsors W ' - 'VQY C,QLwf'ff' ' and o f T!,1'fo f' f' in appreciation of their f 'd th h hh f 53243122 En? oupoggh sihcgoli , tf ll COUd fiCXi'i 'LEi,PfSik'f 'Y DEDICATION -- --------- 1 ff L NW 1 LEW 5 LW!! LW!! L? 'I I L Wil LX'-' E W! ' LEW! LQYN LVM LEW! L!llLl!lJL!'ll LEW I Miss Alice G. Harvey Sponsor, June Class v .A .A A.- -.A -v4 Miss Arla Shaffer Sponsor, january Class 1sz2.......--- -- .. 3 CONTENT 31 FOREWORD FACULTY SBNIORS ACTIVITIES MUSIC ATHLETICS STA!-'F PEI-IPS INTO Tl-IE PAST R F K W - Z f- C1?f5 f? EViCM 5 ef E 1 5 222 if EY TMQ !rlLL'!J!fL95!lk!!!LYlJL!JLWJLUJLEULWJJD!!JLkUJLk!l!LWJLW!JLK!lJLWJ I .,. - Principal R. M. Marrs -,-------- ..---- 1 7 ' .w w s' n '4Ju' 1c '41Lsv :Lx 41LiwLi'41Li'41LML!4JLMmLi'41Ly4i A-M'llL!4lL HQJLWAJAQJLQIJLLVAJLLV LL L!1JL!1JA!lJ K9lJL!fllK' ' id IHBCIDERB A PASSER-BY Whither, O splendid ship, thy white sails crowding, Leaning across the bosom of the urgent West, That fearest nor sea rising, nor sky clouding, Whither away, fair rover, and what thy quest? And yet, O splendid ship, unhailed and nameless, I know not if, aiming a fancy, I rightly divine That thou hast a purpose joyful, a courage blameless, Thy port assured in a happier land than mine? -Robert Bridges Is not each one of us the captain of a ship, sailing the sea. of life, does not each have a purpose joy- ful, a courage blameless, and should not each have in his ideals and aspirations a port assured in a happier land? 0 I I -----'IHEYTT-T-T-' Like 21 lighthouse guiding a ship to safety, the facuity has guided the seniors. -J I 'JTEI w 4 5 M . a-sw: 'nj Claim: 'mafia-x ai ':'Hw 1 i V1 .Vey Q 1 xWN' 'fx 'I' WE 4 .. ,J- A .' Q?','3'.w, in -' 4,-' , ff-T. .- H 4 ' 1 J BI 11,1 1 if ,iw U04 ' 7 V ' V LWJLQJ-l WJLWJJLkUJLkUlLkUJ'k'!'k'l , . A ..A A. M ,. ., - .w. ,. Miss Benson Mr. Cook Mr. Hill Miss Compton Mr, Hickman Miss Spears Mr. Weisbecker Miss Mangan Mrs. Berry Miss Duras Mrs. Forbes I J e M1-.McConnell Shelley Paulus Miss Horsfall Palmer Naughtin Williams Hetzel Miss Mackin Newman Rzxsjnusscai Chaffee Remley -. 'JIJ .JV X J fm ,I 1' .1 H, 2 A Q , --ww..-----sr...- ----------------.-4 ......................... Miss Dennett Mr. Deaver Miss Craven Mrs. Kavanaugh Mr. Clark Miss Landule Airy Sundland Mr. Johnson Mrs. Hays Miss Carrig Abraham Cunningham 4 Mr. Seidl Premer Mr. Lowry Miss Rush Mahoney Forbes Hlrbbel Mr. Schlossin Miss Arganbright Shaffer Jones Mullen Waters '-Y M Mr, Strimple Haight Mr. H-elligso Miss Garrison Davis Copeland Elmer Miss Smith Graham Mrs. Quisenberry Mr. Kurtz Miss Harvey Mr. Patton Miss Taylor Miss Milford Mr. Smith Miss Shipherd Mr. Sheets Mrs. Hicks Miss Walker Wehrs McLain Worcester I Y JLWIJDUJLQJJLRVJLKWJLQIJLKUJLKWJLKUJLOJLWIJ kVJLkWJLQlJLUJ K'l 4JLL'4IA'4JLLQJLBALQJLKWLMLLQJLMLM w4LMm:w4ap.4mg1Q Rklkkkkkkg 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 55 8 8 8 5 52 8 8 .8 8 8 8 8 3 34 S S Sl 8 S 3 'I 1 1 U S I i S N I 1 S 3 S 1 31332238 ,S EI n emurium 8' 8 E if if 8 8' , 8 !PPPPlP 3233332 s. as 1. as sy is 8 3 s as PRIZE!! IVV!! W3dKldlY3YYYW ! fa 8 A 8 at 3 PYPPPPPPEP YWYYYYYYY .8 S. .8 2 if gg llwlifrlfval to ilu' nlvmory of R. H. Jolmson Kg S who has lffff n lasting impression of twenty- 8 2 :mu years of ffl.if11f1l,l and unselfish service to fg U!!! EE!! Z 2 E 'i M 1 5 3 :awww I!! EERE!!! 38365031332 ll! S 3 H h 8 8 X S L L. L L E 32 S' K' 8' I W N S K 8' 'E E 5 S5 2 fe E 2 U N U I 5 8' I X' I K lil A Jun: We can't all be captains, We've got to be crew, There's something for all of us here, There's big work to do and there's lesser to do, And the task we must do is the near. of H .. L I tl, ' ' .U 5 N. N . .. . ' 1' 1 f'. if . K 11 nb ' 1 'Quiz' .A fp'-all ' 'I ' 5-PHL v ' XL - 'AJ' V. -. F51 T ' 'NT' -1 V I 'fr' , - -'E ' :1 '.l1 r -. 1.' -' P 'E .' .I r, T', . ,I N, f Y1r ,fn 4 In 4s .b.A,, .j. , 1,41 , , ..., , T l ,I , 43... ,.. .' ' C -LE,g47i' .' Y . -, I fl-2:-,-Gb F' 4 ' -I-J ' -I 'E'-'51, . , I II... II, - I, I: , I I, ,E ,W ,.. LI ,I SIII..I ,... II-,I I IX I rj? 'i 15Iv I 4 , IgN1?p,hIIix4,Ig?,, 1 IIIIQI, if-hffzil f?III:,1VIII,III I' .'. I :!lg:l'I, .. 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',-43331,-,,, .2 U5 ' 12:51 1I fu E-1A ' ',.. - . , Y .. ' . ' I, 'I . II- 5.1 ,I X- I- I. I. f A L .1 f '1 IW , ' rf 1' ' ,, f, ' II1I . VI.. .r ..,, Im. I I , -. I, - ' gn ,' . f.' ' , I,l:II L' ,gi I - ,..,..,:. ,- I-rd 4. V,-9.5, .. -4: :.JrL,..5:i - v '- yvf' ff 51552. M ' 35 F. -'H .F ow: ' I1 ,, .t,??' 1 I I iw .!II', I II.A:If, x.dIII,I,, -I., X. ,. .. Ip, , ,.q.,I...I,,9.- ' 5 f ..1:.I -.g- -Q ,I,IIIj,, -' ,V---.--' 7' 'J 'W ' .' ' M I., - ..-.gfNI,-'fi4g',,3I '95-.'I' 3.-.1 ,VMI 21- ,. ...-Irs. I 'v s n N fN7!1'nlv!L I I qf ulflfpy, I: . . F. 1. 1,141 -if... 'W 1 + ,, . A -.' .-,.aIv Q I, 7 :I :I-.. 5 ill k-. 4. 1x:.if .Q 'f3jfL,1I.-JM 5 L :RL 3.1 Y ..I fa- W, .Ag 5 all , f' . 0 I w I, nn JJ4, ,cg--.gfla,,' 31' , . M 'H -my-'4 'wg -1 4, .. . A Ii,jf.,.g ,,f...?fv.g.v+-.4-A-I -.gmk 'jg I , ,.. ., ., - .5 , - -g'.q'u.. - 1' 1. . -A ' W : . 1 .',1J 'f' 'Ni 'f- f' H- l f!w-11 ' . IIIIIGIVE 'I 350. Lau-gy? -IIw..rgIiv-gp- w.I'nkI 'fam t.: .I I 1' 4'1 -,','I.fQ -'N-f'g-.,.r'.-f,,l-c,n215f5fI'-F ' iv' -1gu3',I.'--'.v.,u.-'Lw'10S' H 1 5-'A-If - ' .1,',.:'.4 fdwlf' ' I .. J,'-A-.-kj?-I,' - , - , I -vy'k5514 I1yQh lm. - tif . .fr ' 'u . . ' . .MI w I II HIP -I.. . ' ., Q - 5... f-fwwfn N ,- II, . -. 11 ' - , ff. 'jJ.W,g-.gfg vfrfl .V ' a . ' fi '.IUgIE.g1'UI- ,gfjv .Y .I.,III ,wi 'I' , -1.. ,vm-1-1-x .1 .,h,.... vw 1 ff. .. X,-flu! ' 'I-ng- ' . .' UI 1 ..-rr . .Il I - . -, , III,--N, I ,wha nfl p ,A,L.,-.-,L I, '. 1 --ou fl 4 -fx -Q A -. , . ., w,.w1-1w.-- I5 Y ' 1V'k lg .- ,. 11 w xvuwitgywgmutxwtgwtwwgatw t Jt itxwmuv I ,ltysawm i mi l i ygi x i Jt itxww CLASS OF JUNE, 1927 This month finds one hundred and fiftyffive boys and girls leaving South High School for greater fields to conquer. Much is expected of this .group which makes up the largest graduating class in the history of South High. The class has seen a number of changes take place and has enjoyed the many privileges which the new building - A affords. -Q ... .-.. I We find, after looking over the questionaires of the students, that thirtyfone are entering University, twentyftwo others are going to college, twentyfeight are going into the business world, four will teach, five will take up nurse's training, and the remainder have no definite plans for the future. President - - VicefPresident f Secretary - ' Treasurer f - Tooter Reporter Honor Society f Bernice Wallace Antonette Zezulak Doris Root James Grant Robert Gunderson f M1 CLASS OFFICERS f f f 1 f f f f f f f f f f f f 4 f f f .T CLASS COMMITTEES BACCALAUREATE COMMITTEE PLAY COMMITTEE Paul Winter SENIOR WEEK COMMITTEE Maude Jines SENIOR BANQUET COMMITTEE f James Gilbert f Wallace Wiig Howard Kingston Douglas Seymour - James Grant - Maude Jines Joy Wilsey Sophie Roginsky Lois Etter Lottie Peszynski Rolland Groves James Gilbert Orlo Adams Anna Hood Berniece Miller Theodore Dargazewski Mary Wall COMMENCEMENT INVITATIONS Frank Pros Wallace Wiig ,M .JLOLEEQAJLKUJLUJJLSJJLQJJLMUJLGALkUlLW!lLkUJLkUlLWJJLWAQLW!JLL'i4 ,A A,A-Al ,A ,A ,A A,A ,A A- ,A A.A A. JAMES W. GILBERT President R.F.D. No. 5 1 Odds Sz Ends Grade School Club3 Hist. English f COUTSEQ O Club, Pres. 43 Football Captain 43 Track 3-4. Hobby-Swimming Future-Nebr. Uni. , Self trust the essence of heroism. WALLACE WIIG Wally Vice-Pres. . 1816 I St. Hawthorne Grade School Club3 College Prep. Course Basketballg Baseballg R Club3 Passing Show3 O Club. Hobby-Sports Future-Creighton Uni. Learning 'makes a man fit company for himself. HOWARD KINGSTON Secretary 213 So. 26th Ave, Vinton Grade School Club3 Sales Course3 Hi-Y 2-33 Senate, Sec. 3, Pres. 43 Dramatic Club 3-4. Hobby-Dancing He is a true gentleman. DOUGLAS K. SEYMOUR Treasurer 2103 Military Ave. Odds 8: Ends Grade School Club3 Sales Course3 Commercial Club3 O Club 3-43 Senior Glee 2-33 Hi-Y 33 Operetta. Hobby-Golf Li've! Live today, fomorfrow never comes. JAMES GRANT Jim Tooter Reporter 2618 E. St. ff ka Hawthorne Grade School Club3 Steno. Courseg Sen- i ate 33 Honor Society 3-43 Senior Glee 43 Debate Squad 33 Baseballg Basketball. Ever faithful to his trust. A. ORLO ADAMS Ralston Nebr. Senior Glee 43 Emanon 33 3 Future-Creighton 1 l Nothing was ever lost by polztenessf' Ralston Grade School Club3 College Prep. Course3 - U!!-lkillL!!-1DB4-lLLQJLMLkQJLQJL!JJMJL!!J!MlLL'!lLFALYAJLKU FRANK T, ANDERSON 2210 O St. Hawthorne Grade School Club 5 Manual Arts Course. Hobby-Boxin 8' A pound of pluck is worth a ton of luck. THEODORE ANTHONY Ted 4418 So. 20th St. Garfield Grade School Clubg Scientific Courseg Basketball Capt. 4 5 Football 49 Track 4g Tennis 4. Hobby-Golf ' Future-Nebr. Uni. A good athelete, a loyal booster. .f I ,- LUCILE BADHAM 1211 so. 27th st. f .f-ff -3-'E Ralston Grade School Clubg fi-ne Arts Coursey' Junior Glee 33 Senior Glee 45 ' nce Club 4. Hobby-Music Future-Graceland College - Obedience is the key to every door. Wa 'i , THIEMAN BAKER of ffwl- 58th Sz Spring St. I Out of State Grade School Clubg College Prep. Course. Hobby-Radio Future-Nebr. Uni. No great man ever thought himself so. V ROSE BALABAN ' R. F. D. 3 Box 51 Pleasant Hill Grade School Clubg Normal Courseg S. T. L, 45 Vesta Club 2. Hobby-Reading Thought is the seed of action. MARGARET M. BARRETT Marge 1909 Pol Training k St. St. .Agnes Grade School Clubg Steno. Coursey Hist. Society 33 Vesta 43 Commercial Club 4. Hobby-Hiking Future-Business College Quiet, soft spoken, like an elf. 1H27+i x -jx s' g . Q - W e We 4 V NT fl X rf,- L. I 4JLkUlL!4JLkUJLQA JLWJJ - - LEU - - .- - - A - LKUQ 'x l l ------------4----- ......................... ISABEL M. BEHM Izzy 2570 Jones St. Odds 85 Ends Grade School Clubg Steno. Courseg Commercial Clubg Junior Gleeg Passing Show. Hobby-Iceskating Nay, her foot speaks. ANNA V. BELITZ Google 3639 Hascall St. Immaeculate Conception Grade School Clubg Steno. Courseg Hist. Society. Hobby-Dancing Future-Business world A true friend is forever a friend. ANNA C. BENTZ Ann 5404 So. 54th St. Ashland Park Grade School Clubg Normal Training Coursey S. T. L.g Portiag Science Clubg Honor Soc- iety. Hobby-Music. My own thoughts are my companions. EDITH L. BIGELOW 3733 So. 27th St. Odds an Ends Grade School'Clubg Normal Courseg Trailers 4g Science 49 S. T. L.g Honor Society. Hobby-Tennis Future-Peru Normal Fearless minds climb soonest unto coronetsf' CECILIA M. BRENNAN Irish 4325 So. 25th St. St. Bridgets Grade School Clubg Vesta Club 33 Or- chestra 3. . Hobby-Music Lifv's 'marie of misc-lzief, smiles and study. JAMES BRENNAN Buzz 2619 D. St. St. B1-idgets Grade School Clubg Steno. Coursey Hist. Society 45 Orchestra 3. Holiby-Music Music washes away from the soul the dust of every day life. Fortune lwffrivnrls llzv bold. ALQJJLXQLILLQIJ LKQQL JLXUJLQJJLKUJL Jngq LLQJ ,ILKUJLMUJLKUJLQJJLXUJLUJLMUJLUJLQJLMUJLKUJLMLWJL5QJLL'4lL!'4. HEDVIG E. BUTKUS 3812 so. 36th st. , y So. Franklin Grade School Clubg College Prep. Courseg S. T. L. 33 Vellumg Minerva 4g Junior Gleeg Senior Glee 4. Hobby-Singing No kindly heart unlrinrllff floods will do. EDNA CARD Ed 30th 8a Olive St. Out of State Grade School Clubg Steno. Coursey 12 A Sec. Hobby-Basketball Kinder than the l.'imlcst. J. PAUL CHASE 4013 So. 29th St. So. Lincoln Grade School Club: Opportunity Courseg Student Council 4g Hist. Society 3--1 Hobby-eMusic Tho' modest, on his enzlzawctsserl brow, nature had written-Gentleman. ANNA S. CHRISTENSEN 1469 Phelps St. Ed. Rosewater Grade School Clubg Normal Courseg S T. Lg Science Clubg Vellum. Future-Peru Normal Stgdying never hurt anybody, fhafs why I feel so goo . RICHARD P. CITTA R. F. D. Pleasant Hill Grade School Clubg Manual Arts Courseg Science Clubg Senior Gleeg Manual Arts Clubg Honor Societyg Orchestra. He is happy that thinks himself so. BERNARD COSTELLO 3927 So. 36th St. So. Franklin Grade School Clubg Drafting Courseg Manual Arts Club. Hobby-Football i J!!! LPG 55111 LP!! LEW L!! LPA All LM LEW LM LMMLSBLM LM DOROTHY CORENMAN Boots 5217 So. 25th St. South Central Grade School Clubg Steno. Courseg Commercial Clubg Vellum: Hist. Society. Hobby--Skating Pleasures lie thickest where no pleasures seem. JAMES CORENMAN 5217 So. 25th St. Central Grade School Clubg Hist. Society. Hobby-Dancing Future-Enter College To bear is to conquer our fate. RAYMOND K. CHEDESTER 2515 A St. So. Lincoln Grade School Clubg Manual Arts Courseg Science Clubg Manual Arts Clubg R Clubg 0 Club: Trackg Orchestra. Hobby-Athletics Future-Enter College He doeth well who doetl ,his best. THEODORE DARGAZEWSKI 3121 Valley St. Immaculate Conception Grade School Clubg Fine Arts Coursey History Society. Hobby-Art. He who hath an art hath vrer a part. ROSE DERLO Rosie O'Grady 4528 So. 20 St. Hawthorne Grade School Clubg College Prep. Courseg Science Club: Minervag Senior Gleeg Dramatic Artg Marthag Crowning of the Gypsy Queen. Future-Sherwood Music Conservatory, Chicago Rose, Queen of the Rosebud Garden of Girls. ., PETER DIDIK Pete 3216 R St. West Side Grade School Clubg Opportunity Course An affable and courteous gentleman. Hobby-Radio No kindly heart unkindly deeds will do. 1922 - V- .-.4-...,-, .-H HAZEL DIETZ 3728 So. 26th St. So. Lincoln Grade School Club' Hiet Fnglish Cougseg Vellum 4 5 Trailers 43 Senior Glee 32 Ten- nis . Hobby-Dancing Gay parties with nmsic ani? ru.: h, she adores. MARION ELVING Tody 2713 F. St. So Lincoln Grade School Cl b S . u 3 teno. Courseg Min- erva Gi1lReQe1v ' ' - ' ' ' 5 ' . ' es 3, Commercial Contest 3. Hobby-Singing Future-Enter College 'lPfLf1l'7LCl' C0'I'lqlll'TS tlzf' world JACK EMIGH Don 4412 So. 23rd. St. So. Lincoln Grade School Club' Glee Club 3 Clubg Footballg Basketballg Manual Arts Club? sing Show. Hobby-Dancing Future-Nebr. Uni. What shall I do to be forever known? ETHEL ETLER 6908 So. 18th St. Junioi Glee, Hlst. Societyg CCR!! Pas- Ed. Rosewater Schoolg College Prep Course' Vesta, - z Vice-P1-es.g Vellumg Hobby-Dancing Future-Uni. of Iowa Cares not a pin what they said, or may say. LOIS E. ETTER Mike 3924 So. 25th St. So. Lincoln Grade School Clubg Coursey Minerva, pres. 43 Honor Councilg Passing Show. Hobby-Music Future-Nebr. Uni. I tell thee, be not rash. 1 V- '.l1 College Prep. Societyg Student BEF? AwiLg'gmJLg4:Lg!4'uygfgvgfzrvi'Wi.3'4Qis'fi1'Qi-.. !.,L. '7 1. BERNICE EWELL 5834 So. 13th St. Madison Clwbg Bookkeeping Course 3 Hist. Society. Hobby-Hiking Future-Enter College The cautious seldom ew. - Vf 'J' fl'-A 'inn JAMES FINNEY Jimmie lg' 1917 So. 17th St. .cpm f Castelar Clubg Sales Courseg Hist. Societyg 'Senior Gleeg Dr. Clubg Student Councilg Tooter Annual '25g Editor Weekly Tooter 4g 12A Pres.g Honor Society 4. Future-Nebr. Uni. - I never dare to write as funw as I can. DOROTHY A. GEILER 3622 V St. Corrigan Clubg Steno. Courseg Minervag, Vesta: Girl Reservesg Commercial Clubg Passing Show 3-4 Hobby-Dancing Future-Business world. Our 'whole life is like a. play. DORTHY GAYLORD Route 5 Hill Crest Crossing Avery Clubg Opportunity Courseg Girl Reserves Hobby--Dancing Future-Teaching Let us do or d'ie. ' 1 JOHN G. GOODMAN JOHNNY 402 No. 38th St. So. Franklin Club 5 Manual Arts Courseg O Club Golf 2-3-45 Hi-Y. Hobby-Golf I awoke one morning and found myself famous. VERN GOFF 1029 So. 31st Stl Out of State Clubg Opportunity Course. Hobby--Reading A youth! forever kind, fofrevefr dear. -Q'-19.-.1'L -9,'LI'-f,, f., 1. V WUWM'!'IQ!!Lk'JlU!lllXYlJLN?lllF I I JESSE A. GRACE 2219 Lothrop St. Odds an Ends Clubg Normal Course g S. T. L. Clubg Trailers. Hobby-Skating' Future-Will teach. Science Let me live in a house by the side of the road And be a friend to man. MILDRED GREEN Millie Ralston Nebr. Ralston Clubg Sales Courseg Hist. Societyg mercial Club 3 Junior Glee. Hobby-Sewing Happy am I, from care I am free. ELSIE C. GRIMMEISS Els 2440 So. 20th St. St. Joseph Clubg Steno. Cours cietyg Girl Reserves. Hobby- Skating Future-Nebr. Uni. eg Minervag H Com- ist. So- A laugh is worth 100 groans in any market. RAYMOND GROVES 3966 So. 37th St. So. Franklin Club 3 Manual Arts Course 5 0 Clubg Golf 3. Hobby'-Golf Toil is the sire of fame. ROLLAND G. GROVES R. F. D. No. 3 Pleasant Hill Clubg Sales Courseg Senior Glee, Pres. 4g Student Councilg Manual Arts Club.. . He is gifted with the power of expressing his ledge. know- X I M704 HAZEL E. GUNDERSEN 3611 So. 24th St. Out of State Clulbg Steno. Courseg Commercial Club. Hobby-Hiking' A heart with no mischief or folly inclined. 1927 LKUJLM-ILKUJLLQJ LMJ L01 LW-l LEU LKUJ LGU LUJLkVJLK!'JLkUJLkUl Nil - I M 1 l I l l E --Y, s BIXAJIMJ LQJ Ml LKQJAQJLQN LFG LFE NUM M-I LLQJ Nil N41 Wil O ROBERT GUNDERSOPIQA-41 4607 So. 22 St. Out of State Club 3 Opportunity Courseg ciety, Pres. 4g Quartet 45 Senior Glee 4. Hobby-Singing Future-Business World. Singing is his hobby, 'tis true, But there are other things he can do. Hist. So- CHRISTINA MARIE HANSEN R. F. D. No. 3 Sarpy County Clubg Normal Courseg S.T.L. 43 Hist. Society. Kind hearts are more than coronetsf' RAYMOND HANSEN R. F. D. No. 3 Sarpy County Clubg Sales Coursey Commercial Club. Hobby-Hunting Future-Business world. A handful of common sense is iuorfh IL bushel of le turning. CATHERINE HANSON 1725 Van Camp Ave. Vinton Clubg Steno. Coursey Vesta Clubg Honor So- ciety 3-4g Trailers 43 Junior Glee 33 Senior Glee 45 Passing Show. Hobby-Ice Skating. An enibodiincnt of youth, simplicity and joy. LAWRENCE HAYES 1221 Monroe St. Madison Clubg College Prep. Coursey Dr. Club 3-45 Passing Show. Hobby-Swimming Future-Notre Dame Dispatch is the soul of business. MARIE J. HEASLEY 4417 So. 19th St. Garfield Clubg College Prep. Coursey Vellumg Trail ersg S. T. L.g Student Council 3 g Hist. Society. Hobby-Nature - Let's laugh and be nie'M'y. ---.1Q2f 5+ ,A xfLL!'fL-Q, V O KU 9 I.7JkXZ!LKUJLkUJLkUJN1JLkUJLB4l v ' r . MARIE A. HLADICEK 4819 So. 13th St. Corrigan Clubg Steno. Course. Hobby-Dancing Future-Business world. My mind is my kingdom. EDNA B. HOBBICK 4414 So. 23rd St .gzungmann Clubg Booklceeping.Courseg Minervag 1rl Reserves, Jumor Gleeg Semor Glee. Hobby-Music The hand that follows intellect can achieve. DOROTHY HOLMAN Dot 2872 Laurel Ave so. Lincoln.Clubg Hiif. English course- P i' , or za' Vellum, Semor Gleeg Hist. Societyg Orchestra. ' Hobby-Music Future-Berkeley Uni. Her lively looks a springhtly mind disclose. ANNA K. HOOD Fort Crook, Nebr. Odds 6: Ends Club' Colle e P C 1 , g rep. ourseg Hist Socletyg S T L ' Girl Reserv . . ., es. Hobby-Skating Future-Nebr. Uni. The only jewel wh' h 'l mc wi l not decay is knowledge. DOROTHY E. HOWE 3358 So. 17th St. Ed. Rosewater Club 9 Colle Science 5 Vesta. Future-Omaha Uni. Ever let the fancy roam, Pleasure never is at home. BERTHA HRDLICKA 4731 So. 17th St. Hawthorne Clubg Scientif ge Prep. Coursey Vellum: ic Course' Hist S . ociety Scienceg Vellum. , Better a mistake avoided than two corrected. Il 1227 LUJ ' IXVJLKUJLKZULWALKQQU I A -. .- f -. .A -. ,ILSVM FISLSQJQQJPQBLXVAL!!-1L5'llLL'llBFAkill!!L!L!Lk'AlLE?liiW.1 ailers , M AU DE mercial IEAN INGERSOLL 1907 Spencer St. So. Lincoln Clubg I-list. English Course: Vellumg Tr ' ' ' ' ' T nis. H F Science , Vesta , en obby-Dancing uture--Omaha Uni. Fashion, the arbiter and rule of life. FRANCES JANASIK 4501 So. 27th St. So. Lincoln Cluhg College Prep. Cuurseg S. T. L.5 Hist. Societyg Trailers. Hobby-Dancing Say not that happiness is foolish, Grief is wise. JINES 4429 So. 25th St. Out of State Clubg Steno. Courseg Hist. Society: Commercial Clubg Honor Societyg Annual Staff '2 l. Better a mistake avoided than two corrected. FRANCES D. JONAITIS 5108 So. 38th St. Corrigan- Clubg Steno. Course: Hist. Societyg Com- Club. Future-Business World. Brave hearts are tender hearts. HINE A. KERSIGO Jo J OSEP 3973 H St. So. Franklin Clubg Steno. Courseg Commercial Club: Vestag Vellum. Hobby-Swimming ' en-hearted. Thoughtful, considerate, op ROBERT L. KNIGHT Bob 4421 So. 18th St. ' tific Course' Manual Arts So. Lincoln Clubg Scien , Clubg Senior Gleeg Orchestrag Wrestling. V Hobby-Chemistry ' I Future-Nebr. Uni. His dark eyes are glaring For h.e's a man of daring. 1 ,nn4l. lgaf... A 'FF Q , v wmmmmmmemwmmmssng I MAVIA KRAUSE 4022 So. 22nd St. Odds K: Ends Club Steno C Reserves 4' 5 . ourseg Vellum 3-43 Girl Hobby-Art I see the 'right and approve it too. RUTH A. KURTZ 4119 So. 26th St. So. Franklin Clubg College Prep Course' Vellum' S. .T. L. 3g Student Councilg .lunior Gleeg Hist: Soclety. Hobby-Dancing Future-Enter College Push on, Keep moving. J. ERVIN LANGE Erv. 3936 U t S . Corrigan Clubg Opportunity Coursey 0 Club 3-43 Swinfunin T 4. g eam Hobby-Hunting Future-Business World. With thee conversing, I forget the way. ANNA B. LARSON So. Omaha, Route 5 Avery Clubg Opportunity Courseg Girl Reserves 4. Hobby-Hiking Future-Nebr. Uni. The highest culture is to speak no ill. CHARLES E. LENZ 2502 So. 7th St. Odds 6 Ends Club 3 Woodworking Courseg Menual Arts Club 1-2-3. Hobby-Baseball Courage is considered as an essential of high char- acte'r. SUSIE A. LILLEY Sue ' ' Route 3 So. Omaha Nebr. Odds 8: Ends Clubg Steno. Courseg Commercial Clubg Passing Show. Hobby-Dancing ' You die with envyg I, with 10110- 7? Minervag Vestag -+-fzsasgsaslggf GLLYLJLPL1L5'4JLf9l1L5'LlL5'l. ,f'-,fl LEW. L' 'LL 'Hifi ,,E9L.L5 ff -' Y l MARVIN T. LINDSTADT 1027 Atlas St. Ed. Rosewater Clubg Sales Course. Hobby-Ice Skating Future-Nebr. Uni. His calculations are sound. HARRY W. LITE Flash 1310 So. 35th Ave. St. Bridgets Clubg Manual Arts Courseg Manual Arts Club. Hobby-Tennis Future-Notre Dame A man who has no excuse for crime is indeed defen- seless. MARIE LUPOMECH 5845 So. 19th St. Highland Club: Normal Courseg S. T. L. Hobby-Dancing Future-Peru Normal I feel that I can be happier than I know. FRANCES McINTYRE Fran 1816 Ontario St. Vinton Clubg College Prep. Courseg Minerva 2-3-4: Passing Show 3. Hobby-Swimming Future-Omaha Uni. But the scores of hearts she slaughtersf' -'W sy' ff l , yWILLIAM MCKERNAN Bill 3915 R St. St. Rose Clubg Sales Course. Hobby-Ice Skating Future-Nebr. Uni. My idea of an agreeable person is one who agrees with me. 'U ik., f J DOROTHY E. MADDEN Dot 4537 So. 20th St. Hawthorne Clubg College Prep. Course: Minervag Senior Gleeg Dramatic Club g Passing Show. Hobby-Music Future-Nebr. Uni. For when with beauty we can 'virtue floin, We paint the semblance of a point divine. -, A- '- 1. v .vi ,J -A v, ,J .vii LUJLXUJLXVJDUJDUJDQAIXZ'-IIXV-IDUJLWJJLKUJLKVJLKWJLKWLEVZJl!'rf RUDOLPH MARSICEK Rudy 2706 So. 21st St. Commenius Clubg Opportunity Course: Football '26g Basketballg Trackg O Club. Hobby-Football Future-Nedr. Uni. Mine hours were nice and lucky. EVELYN M. MARTIN Ev 1506 Monroe St. Madison Clubg Steno. Coursey Vestag Commercial Club: Hist. Society. Hobby-Skating Future-Business College. Not much. talk, a great sweet silenz-v. xl OTTO B. MATULKA Ots 4204 SO. 11th St. Ed. Rosewater Clubg Opportunity Coursey O Clubg Baseballg Wrestlingg Footballg Swimming. Hobby--Skating Keep cool and you C0'l7I.Vl'l!L7HI c'1'0rffborlJf. ROSE A. MAYEROWICH 4514 So. 22nd St. Hawthorne Clubg History-English Coui-seg Vellum' Scienceg Portia. Hobby-Music Future-Van Sant's Whatever 'is worth doing at all, is worfh doing well. 7 MARIE MELCHIORSEN Bellevue Blvd. So. Omaha. Avery Clubg Steno. Courseg Hist. Societyg Com- mercial Club. Future-Business world. A, good reputation a fair zfstrnfcd' ANN C. MERWALD 3621 Madison St. Corrigan Clubg Steno Coursey Commercial Club. Future-Nurses' Training. An honest countenance is the best passport. lllylllyillkyl A J A A A A A A A A A A A A LKVJ A A Mill!! A L01LkUJLkUJMLJL!JJLkUJLWJlLQ!iLPALkUlLWJJLk9'JLW!JLXU.!L!13 Fil PHYLLIS. C. MESTECKY Phil Florence, Nebr. garlpy County Clubg Steno. Coursey Commercial u . Futu C-Businass wo ld. Few persons have courage enough to appear as good as they really are. l G il X1 C - BERNIECE E. MILLER ' 4f'21 So. 25th St. Vinton Clubg College Prep. Coursey S.T.L.3 Honor Societyg Hist. Societyg Science Clubg Junior Glee 4. Hobby- -Music Future-Piano Teaching Her words are trusty heralds of her mind. JACK MONTGOMERY Monty 3721 So. 23rd St. Po. Lincoln Clubg College Prep Courseg Senior Glceg R Clubg Trackg Passing Showg Basketball 4. Hobby-Track Futu f,-Nob-: Uni. Could I low l ss I should be happier. . u f 1 MILDRED E. MORRISON 1113 Park Ave. Odds KL Ends Clubg College Prep Course Came from Central. Hobby--Music Future--Musician My life is like a stroll upon the beach. THOMAS MULLEN Moon 4118 C St. Baseball '27g Football 3-45 Basketballg Track. Hobby-Athletics Future-Nebr. Uni. O excellent! I love life better than figs. 1 EDWARD H. MURRAY Ed I 4121 so. 22nd st. I J.. il.-Qdg-t's Clubg Sahs Cou.scg .abby-110 .Lack Riding Some must watch, while some must sleep. A-- - ----------------- 1 Q27-L.... --------------- A St. Bridgets Clubg Woodwork Coursey O Clubg 43341 LLQJ Ml Q1 LLQJ L!il55Slli34JL!J AQJ N41 KW L!! LQJMU STEPHEN NAGY 2314 So. 21st St. St. Joseph's Clubg Manual Arts Course, Hobby-Fishing Future--Business world. Far may we search before 'we find a heart so manly and so kind. WALTER NELSON 1513 M. St. Hawthorne Clubg Opportunity Courseg Emanong Honor Societyg Hist. Society: Passing Show '26. Hobby-Hunting Future-Business world. Fear not the future Weep not for the past. RUTH E. NODEAN Tootsie 5626 So. 20th St. Brown Park Clubg Steno. Courseg Commercial Club 3 Hist. Society. Hobby-Skating Future-Stenographic work. Little by little, I'll learn to know The treasured wisdom of long ago. GERTRUDE E. OLDEROG 2709 So. 25th St. Odds dz Ends Clubg Normal Coursey S.T.L.g Hist. Society. . Hobby-Reading Future-Attend College. Many can argue, but not converse. JOHN OWENS Grange 2228 Ohio St. Brown Park Club 3 Sales Course g O Football 3 Basketballg Track. Hobby-Sports He is the 'very height of courtesy EDWARD J. PARKS 1624 Missouri Ave. St Agnes Clubg Opportunity Course' Club 5 Baseballg R Club' Foot- ballg Basketballg Trackg Student ,Councilg Senate. Hobby-Fishing There's mischief in this man. .i ------ -ma? , ,llL?4lLL'4JLkUlLLwLQJ' A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A v wa LouLMLouuwwiLwiLxwLw4LMmLmLi'4:asm -.-........................ ------pq-----.--- ...................... JOSEPH B. PARKS 1624 Missouri Ave. St. Agnes Clubg Sales Coursey R Clubg Business lllanagei' Tooter Annual '27. Hobby-Baseball F utu re-College Tins 'll'0'I'l1I Imlrmgs to The energetic. IIAIIY PAVLICEK 1547 Berry Ave. Madison Clubg Steno. Coursey Hist. Societyg Com- meicial Club. Hobby-Hiking Future-Business World ' 'r'ou'r wif umhlrfs wcllg it goes easily. ALBEIVI' C. PURNISKI 2952 So. 29th. St. Immaculate Conception Clubg Opportunity Courseg Hist. Society 3. llolsby-Sports UTIII' for:-1' of I1-is own merit makes his way. FRANCES M. PERSHE Fran 36530 WV St. Corrigan Clubg Steno. Courseg Junior Glee 35 Senior Gloe: Commercial Club. Hobby-Music Future-Nurse's Training uClI l'J'fIl1770H4 is an offshoot of goodness and wis- fiom. 0 l.0'1 I'IIC M. PESZYNSKI 4011 So. 35th St. St, Frances Clubg Steno. Course. Hobby-Dancing Futurc-Business world. Hr rlmfflz well 'who doeth. his best. JUNE ll. PICKARD .Iunie 351157 So. 15th St. Ed. Rosewatei- Clubg College Prep. Coursey Vellum 25 Pol-tiag Dr. Art Clubg Honor Society 3-43 Passing Showg Student Councilg Debate Squad 3-4. Hobby-Debating' Future-Omaha Uni. And wlwn she plays with reason and discowrse, well sllv cfm pw'szuuI0. ALkyJLkyJLg!QLLQqLLQAQQALKQJ151345151133 xyggywgg wig'-U ggi! ,,g!1g, !l ULF!!L!!!LylllyllLwllLLQJLQJLKUJl'llLKWJH2JLW!JLlV-lLKVJQ!lJLK!ll JOSEPH J. PIPAL Fort Crook Blvd. I Odds Sz Ends Clubg Foreign Language Courseg Hist. Society 45 Science Club. Hobby-Music Future-Nebr. Uni. I know a hawk from a ha'ndsaw. TOM PRCHAL 4112 So. 12th St. Assumption Clubg Opportunity Courseg Baseball 39 Wrestling 3-4-3 Basketball. Hobby-Skating Strong reasons 'make strong actions. DOROTHY PRINCE- 25l'7 D. St. Ashland Park Clubg College Prep. Coursey Science Clubg Trailersg Vellumg Senior Gleeg Vestag Passing Showg May Festival. 1-2-3. Hobby-.Dancing Future-Nurse's Training. I'm. suw, cwre's an enemy to life. FRANK J. PROS 1222 Atlas St. Ed. Rosewater Clubg Sales Coursey Commercial Clubg Footballg O Club. Hobby-Football Good HI,'iHgS shoulrl be praised. KVETA J. PTAK Queed N 4309 So. 13th St. Ed. Rosewater Clubg Steno. Courseg Vellumg Senior Glee. Hobby-Music Future-Business world. l I 'would be ffriemls with you, and have your lore. HELEN L. PYCHA Peekie 1026 Dominion St. Ed. Rosewater Clubg Steno. Courseg Hist. Society. Hobby-Dancing Future-Business world. Light hair, blue eyes, Quifvk, witty, and wise. ,, ilL01LEWDUJLKUJLKVJL01LkWJLkZULkVJDGfULkUJLkZ'JLWA!LkUJLkUJLL'A A MLQJL J LM! LMJ LLM LLQJlMl Q55 LBA LM! LL'4lLL'4J L!f!LS'!l LWH SOPHIE ROGINSKY So-So 4519 So. 26th St. So. Central Clubg Steno. Courseg Vesta: Vellum: Commercial Clubg Commercial Contest '26g Passing Show '26. Hobby-Reading Future-Business world Love me, love my typewriter. DORIS L. ROOT 4730 So. 48th St. i Ashland Park Clubg Hist.-English Courseg Hlst. Societyg Vellumg Minervag Honor Society 3-43 Passing Show. Hobby-Swimming Future-Nebr. Uni. Thy modestfy's a candle to thy merit. GRACE A. ROOT 3906 So. 25th St. . So. Lincoln Clubg College' Prep. Courseg Girl Re- servesg Senior Gleeg Minervag Honor Societyg Pass- ing Show 45 Orchestrag Hist. Society 3-4. Hobby--Music Future-Nebr. Uni. Genius can never despise labor. ALTA B. ROSSETER 2451 So. 20th St. Castelar Clubg College Prep. Courseg S. T. L. 3. Hobby-Reading Always in perfect good humor. GERTRUDE T. RUEMPING 4121 So. 28th St. St. Bridget's Clubg Nursing Prep. Coursey Vesta. Hobby-Dancing Future-Nurse's Trainin A contrite heart and a humble thought. 8' M LOUIS SANDWICK 5406 So.. 19th St. Brown Park Clubg Sales Course 3 Orchestrag Senate: Passing Show.' - Hobby-Hiking' He's armed without, That's innocent within. . 15127 ll LPA LPA LBA LLQJ LQZJ L ! LLQl LPN LPA Qi LQ! LQJ LLWQ LMJ LNUJ LXUJ HARRY SCHLEKAU Route 5 So. Omaha Pleasant Hill Clubg Bookkeeping Courseg Com- mercial Clubg Emanong Hi-Yg Orchestrag Honor Societyg Passing Show. Hobby-Music A Future-Business world. A brave man struggling in 'the storms of fate. STANLEY H. SCHLICK Slippery 1411 Martha St. Castelar Clubg Opportunity Courseg Senate. Hobby-Skating. His heart as far from fraud, As heaven from earth. DOROTHY SCHOESSLER 3505 So. 20th St. Castelar Clubg Opportunity Courseg Hobby-Dancing Future-Business world. True friends are greatest riches. CLARA B. SCHULTZ 5123 So. 41st St. Senate. I l Corrigan Clubg Normal Courseg S.T.L.g Science Clubg Trailersg Honor Society. Hobby-Hiking Be noble in every thought, every deed. INEZ O. SCOTT Nez 2820 R St. West Side Clubg Steno. Course. Hobby-Tennis My heart is ever at your service. CHARLEY SEMERAD Chuck 1427 So. 17th St. , Comenius Clubg Opportunity Coursey O Clubg l Baseball 3-4g Football 43 Basketball 3-45 R Club: N Tooter Annual Staff '27. Hobby'-Football I would give all my fame for a single and safety. r 1522 ---- .2 ' A - - - DUJ - LYIHLWJ LWJLXWJ' WMUJLKVJ' A LRWLBLLYZ ,J LQLI LWJJ LKUJLKUJUUJLKUJ DSA LRUJ LWJJ LKUJ A24 LEU LKUJ LL'4lLSY'.'l.'-' f-- pp---Q---pp---p T ' LORANE H. SHONFELT 4740 So. 13th St. Nebr. Group Clubg College Prep. Coursey Senateg 1 Student Council, Prosecuting Attorneyg Editor, Tooter Weekly 4 5 Debate Team 3-4 Hobby-Debating Your words, they rob the bees and leave tlwm ho'neyless. I i VLADEMAR F. SHUKIS 3210 R St. West Side Clubg F. Sz S. Metal Course. Hobby-Fishing He has his opinion on everything but keeps it to himself. MARGARET R. SKARDA 1601 Missouri Ave. Hawthorne Clubg College Prep. Courseg Science Clubg Portiag Vellumg S.T.L. Hobby-Dancing Your wisdom is consumed in confidence. EVELYN S. SKELTON Evie 2216 H St. Madison Clubg College Prep. Courseg Vellumg Trail- ersg Senior Gleeg S.T.L.g Honor Societyg Student Councilg Hist. Society. Hobby-Hiking Future-Attend College. Her cheeks mantle with mirth. CHARLES E. SMITH 4224 So. 21st St. gfmrgield Clubg Opportunity Courseg Manual Arts u . Hobby-Traveling Future-Railway Work A spendtlwift is he of his tongue. JAMES STILWELL 3808 So. 27th St. Out of State Clubg Scientific Courseg Stage Mana- ger 45 Hi-Y 4. None but himself can be his parallel. .-.E'!i1,',l' 5' J1 34:L1'4fLg'5:!5151L955911991uyJLx'JJLkwLx9J11,QJ1Lwl ROBERT S. STREITWIESER Bob 1902 Deer Park Blvd. S Castelar Clubg College Prep. Courseg Hist. Societyg Senate: Manual Arts Clu'bg Freshman Footballg Golf Team 3-4. Hobby-Dancing Future-Iowa State College Whistling to keep myself from being afraid. CBA' 21' VIOLET SWANSON Vi 4147 W St. Corrigan Clubg Steno. Courseg Commercial Club 4. Hobby-Swimming Future-Stenographic work. She is sweet and therefore to be woo'd. .. SADIE B. TATELMAN Sid 5135 So. 25th St. So. Central Clubg Steno. Course 5 Commercial Clubg Hist. Societyg Vesta g Vellumg Graduated in 22, ears. Y Hobby-Reading Future-Business world. My word is as good as a bank, sir. CHARLES W. TESNOHLIDEK 2102 W St. Assumption Clubg Opportunity Courseg Basketball ball 2-3. 3-4 5 Baseball 2-3. One cannot be fully happy 'til after his 60th yea.'r. JOHANNA THOMAS Jo 2467 So. 20th St. Castellar Clubg Steno. Coursey Vesta Club' Hist Society 35 Commercial Club. , i Future-Business world. 4 'Tis more discreet to clothe thy mischief. l ......... iz 1 ...... 9'IL1'41L5'f wi v wi X' wzszsu 19114s'uLsmx'4.15'4:Lsv4:L!44Ly I ,JM -- Lxwuxw - - - 4 -mu - - -Ls'41Ls'4- Zl LEW L98 LL'llLk'lJ LEW LLQJ LMJ LSE L!!! LEA L!!-1 LLM LMLLQJLBAJ LW-E if 1 1 i - - triluwtolmlMmLMwweLMaoifmsvrflfvffuwz M11 ALICE THOMPSON 6109 Poppleton Ave. Odds Q: Ends Clubg Steno. Courseg Vestag Portia. Hobby--Swimming ' Future-Stenographic Work. Whatever anyone says or does, I must be good. AGNES TONRICH 3482 So. 16th St. Ed. Rosewater Clubg Steno. Course. Hobby-Reading Future-Business world. A quiet girl but one worth knowing. BESSIE B. TOUREK 3826 Monroe St. Corrigan Clubg Steno. Coursey Vestag Commercial Club 4. Hobby-Dancing Future-Business world. The heart is wiser than the intellect. EDWARD TROUT 4202 So. 19th St. St. Rose Clubg Manual Arts Coursey Manual Arts Clubg Electricity Clubg Hi-Y. Hobbye-Tennis Future-Notre Dame The deed I intend is great, but what, as yet, I know not. HAROLD TROUT 4216 So. 18th St. Garfield Clubg Sales Courseg And let as mind faint heafrt ne'er won fair lady. BERYLE UPCHURCH 4622 So. 22nd St. Garfield Clubg Normal Courseg S.T.L. 3-45 Hist. ciety 4. Hobby-Music f'Heo- little body lodged a mighty mind. So- 4JI5!fJLS . t 41Lx'J1Ls'4:IS9411ymzmILx!!JL5!lJkX'iJL'!l1Lk9L1kX'4JL!4JQ!! EDWARD P. VAIL 2320 E St. St. Bridgts Clubg Sales Courseg R Club 3-1. Hobby- orseback Riding Future-Creighton Pm a bashful man. MILDRED VAN HAVEN Mil 3701 So. 13th St. Ed. Rosewater Clubg Steno. Coursey Commercial Club 3. Hobby-Ice Skating A quiet maid and modest. BERNIECE T. VESSENDALL 2217 Deer Park Blvd. Vinton Clubg Steno. Coursey Commercial Contest '26g Editor-in-Chief Tooter Annual '27, Hobby-Reading Few things are impossible to diligence and skill. MARY C. WALL Mar 4602 So 22n . d St. St. Agnes Clubg Steno. Courseg Vellumg Commercial Clubg Vestag Hist. Society. Future-Duchesne College Oki keep me innocent, Make others great. BERNICE J. WALLACE 4522 So. 25th St. Hawthorne Clubg Hist-English Coursey Vellumg Commercial Clubg Vestag Hist. Society. Hobby'-Sports Independence now, Independence forever. GRACE MARGARET WELLS Dolly 4756 So. 15th St. Hawthorne Clubg College Prep. Coursey Minervag Senior Gleeg Student Councilg Passing' Show 2-4. Octette 4. Hobby-Music .. Future-Uni. of Nebr. Hair of brown, eyes of blue Musical, and pretty too. ' v---------.--.un--4 .l-ll. .1...- - 192 091 QM- I lilgvgilgvuzy 41:5',f:,A'1:,vf1rw:.v rv,.w 1 1'-vez.--v .,.' Q'-'fp' ' I' BROWNIE WERPETINSKI 45th Ez I St. Ashland Park Club: Opportunity Coursog R Club: O Clubg Swimming Team, Captaing Wrestlingg Trackg Footballg Passing Showg Senior Glee. Hobby-Swimming I have been dying for years, Now I shall begin to live. GORDON C. WHISTON 2102 J St. Hawthorne Clubg College Prep. Coursey Honor Societyg Tooter Annual Staff '26, Hobby-Chemistry , Future-Creighton Uni. There is no mistake, There shall be no mistake. NELLIE E. WILLIAMS Bobby 3610 So. 27th St. So. Lincoln Clubg College ,Prep Coursey Girl Re- servesg Vestag Senior Gleeg Dramatic Artg Passing Show. Hobby-Swimming Future-Omaha Uni. The long days are no happier than the short ones. JOY M. WILSEY 5442 So. 21st St. Odds an Ends Clubg College Prep. Course. Hobby-Science Future-Study Medicine svSurgery He came from 'Bonny Scotland' to attend South High. BERNARD C. WILSON 1701 M St. Hawthorne Clubg Sales Coursey Commercial Club: Baseballg Basketball. He who is firm in will moulds the wo-rid. HELEN WINER 4528 So. 26th St. So. Central Clubg Normal Course 5 S. ff. Lg Vollumg Trailersg Commercial Clubg I-list. Society. I do not like this fooling. 152 ...... ffl' V W O. 9 -'wg UI, W, ,xU1.,.U W 911Lx!!-lgp!jLlQjL!QJLg!iJQQ I I PAUL H. WINTER 4329 So. 23rd St. Garfield Clubg Sales Courseg Hi-Y 3-43 Orchestra 2-3-4 g Band 45 Trackg Passing Show 3. Hobby-Tennis Future-Omaha Uni. Life 'is but a day at most. RICHARD YAGER Dick 5604 So. 36th St. St. Mary's Clubg College Prep. Courseg O Club R Clubg Manual Arts Clubg Hist. Societyg Foot- ballg Swimmingg Basketballg Baseballg Track. Hobby-Playing Uke. Future-Nebr. Medical College. I will take my time and do as I please. BESSIE M. ZAK 5605 So. 36th St. West Side Club: Normal Course 5 S. T. L. 3-4. Hobby-Tennis Future-Teaching I work with patience that is almost power. ANTONETTE H. ZEZULAK 6330 So. 30th St. Highland Clubg Household Arts Courseg Trailersg Vestag Dramatic Arty Senior Gleeg Passing Show. Hobby--Music. Future-Nurse's Training Her smile is like a rainbow, Flashing from a misty sky. HAROLD FOX 1333 Drexel St. Manual Arts Club 3. ' Madison Club: Manual Arts Course 3 Hist. Society 4. Hobby-Ice Skating A noble sportsman, he. GEORGE L. SHOWERS ' 5122 So. 23rd St. So. Lincoln Clubg College Prep. Course. I have a heart with room for every joy. TOMMY THOMAS 232116 So. 16th St. East of 24th St. Clubg Opportunity Course. Ask me no questions and I'll tell you no fibs. -?.-.--1'-'-'- ----'---:1527 i.,, 'IOOHOS HSIH HLIIOS - LSE! LLQJL JLMEXM LKQJLBH LEW LSYJLBZJ WML!! Mil LK'1JlE !lW' XX 35 fu A 9 5 rg fi 131 .141 -wa . ' 551, .-als. , 'T .A , -.--.x Q. 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L 'T -'sq-at 9.llLI'4JL!'llLXQJLkUJ' -ILQJ A A A A A A A A A A A A A A I I SENIOR WEEK PROGRAM Friday, January 21 fffff Afrf Sunday, january 23 f f Senior Mass Meeting f 2:30 p. m. f f Practice for Baccalaureate 8:00 p. m. f f f f f Baccalaureate Monday, January 27 f f f 9:00 p. rn. f f f Dress Rehearsal for Play 6:30 p. m. f f Banquet, Blackstone Hotel Tuesday, Jan- 25' f f 8:00 p. rn. - - f Senior Play- Sally and Comanyf' Wednesday, Jan. 26 f--f 8:00 p. m. ffff- f Senior Play Thursday, Jan. 27 f f f 10:00 a. m. f f Practice for Commencement 2:30 p. m. f f Matinee World Theatre 8:30 p. m. f f Senior Party, Hanscom Park Friday, Jan. 28 f f 1:00 p. m. ffffff Report Cards 8:00 p. m. f Commencement North High SALLY AND COMPANY by Kenyon Nicholson South High Auditorium Jan. 23'-26 CAST OF CHARACTERS 1 f f f A 1 Sally Dawson f Stephan Bates f f Cynthia, his daughter jack Mortimer f Dora Bible f Iva Hawkins f Charlie Thacker f Mrs. Tully Plunket Mrs. Noah Appleby f Hetty Bates f f Emma f f Mary Brooks f George Higgins f Rev. Milo Moss f f f SYNOPSIS OF SCENES Act I: The workroom, Sally's Hatte Shoppe- Act II: The parlor in the Bates home, Main Street. Act III: The same. The entire action takes place in Uniontown, Ohio. Time: Present. f Helen Platner f Robert Wilson f f June Pickard f David Arganbright Margaret Ahrendsen 'Marcella Hearty f George Crosby fLillian Hickey f Anna Koutskv f Crystal Beckett f Mildred Kurtz f f Helen Vithen f Earl Holmstedt f Louis McEvoy D341l-BALL!!!N41LMLL'4l!l'lJLWlLK lLV!-71'T'l'!f.!'.lli'f9 ' 'fl LOUIS McEVOY Bud Class President 4738 So. 18th St. St. Agnes Grade School Clubg Manual Arts Coursey O Club 3-45 R Club 3-49 Honor Societyg Com- merical Club 4g Passing Show 2-3 3 Student Council 3-45 Senior Play. Hobby-Tennis Speaking of athletics, he can't be beaten. ROBERT WILSON Bob Vice-Pres. 2211 Drexel St. Highland Grade School Clubg Sales Coursey Manual Commercial Club 2g Class Sec. 4 5 Senior Play. Hobby-Dancing Future-Linotype Work H e has not missed the endearing elegance of female friendship. MARGARET AHRENDSEN Marge Sec. Millard Nebr. Odds and Ends Club: Steno. Coursey Commercial Clubg'3-4, Pres. 49 Honor Society 3-45 Passing Show 45 Senior Play. Hobby-Dancing The secret of her success is constancy to purpose. MABLE KZTQIERINE HAVEN Tiny Treas. 3935 t. ' Corrigan Grade School Clubg Steno. Coursey Com- mercial Club 3g Student Council 3-4 3 Vice Pres. 43 Honor Society 3. To 'Tiny' every form of human life is romantic. LEONARD WILSON Len Tooter Reporter A 1701 M St. Hawthorne Grade School Clubg Metal Working Courseg R Club 45 O Club 3 Basketball 3-4g Pass- ing Show 4. In this life of 'Len's' there is a Helen. WILLARD W. ALEXANDER Alex 2312 Spring St. Vinton Grade School Clubg Sales Course. Hobby-Traveling He hits the nail on the head. li LEW Nil Nil L5'llLL'lJ L il BMJ N41 LM! LPAJ MJ Lili LBA M M LM DAVID H. ARGANBRIGHT Splinters Millard, Nebraska Odds Kr Ends Clubg Opportunity Coursey Hi-Y 4g Manual Arts Club, Sec. Sz Treas. 45 Emanon, Vice- Pres. 33 Glee Club 2-3-49 Double Quartet 43 Oper- etta Martha 3g Senior Play. Hobby-Sports It needs a man to perceive a man. IRENE ARGANBRIGHT Argie Millard, Nebraska Odds Kz Ends Clubg Steno. Course Portia 3-4 5 Jun ior Gleeg Historical Society 45 Commercial Club 3-4 Cynthia's Strategy. Hobby-Cooking Future-Enter Business World She was ever precise in promise keeping VERNON AUS Vern 49a R. F. D. Highland Grade Sshool Clubg Sales Coursey Manual Arts Club 2g Hi-Y 2 Hobby-Skating Smiling alwaysg sighing never. HERMINIA F. BARTA Herm 1327 Drexel St. Madison Grade School Clubg Normal Training Courseg S. T. L. 3-4. Hobby-Coooking Future-Business Colllege Sh! Leave my dreams alone. ' CLOVER BECKETT Clov 4608 So 22 St. Hawthorne Grade School Clubg Steno. Courseg Commercial Club 3-43 Vesta 1-2. Hobbby-Dancing Her ideals are her masters. CRYSTAL BECKETT Crys 4608 So. 22 St. Hawthorne Grade School Clubg Steno. Courseg Com- mercial Club 3-4g Student Council 43 Junior Glee 3- 45 Pres. 45 Honor Society 35 Passing Show 3-43 Senior Play. Hobby-Dancing Her heart is worth its weight in gold. ...-.-'---. 211527 ll LYAJLYZJ LPA LPG LMJ LLQJ LLVJJLLQJ LQJQXWLMJLLQJLMJLLQJ LXQILBWJ FRANCIS McAULIFFE Fritz 4803 So. 22nd St. St. Agnes Grade School Clubg Bookkeeping Course: Hist. Society 3. Hobby-Hunting Future-Business World By bits and bits we come to 'F'ritz'. GLENN MCBRIDE Mickey 4504 So. 22nd St. Out of State Grade School Club 5 Opportunity Honor Society 3 Manual Arts Club 3 Emanon. Coursey Hobby-Hunting Future-Work at Live stock Bank. A self 'made man. VONA McDONALD Vo 4117 S St. Corrigan Grade School Clubg Steno. Course: Vel- lumg Portia 3-45 Commercial 3-4 3 Trailersg Passing Showg In Walked Jimmy 3. Hobby-Skating Future-Attend College Thought is parent of her deeds. JULIA E. MAREK Jewell 6622 So. 13th St. Madison Grade School Clubg Steno. Course 3 Trailers: Vellum 3 Commercial Club 3-43 Hist. Society 4g Pass- ing Show 3. . Future-Business World ' Hobby-Hiking And Julia 'is a 'Jewel'. JOE F. MORFIN Joie 5438 So. 23rd St. Odds and Ends Grade School Clubg College Prep Coursey Emanong Commercial Club. Future-Creighton Uni. Hobby-Reading Tail to Joe is the sire of fame. EILEEN W. O'CONNELL I 5824 So. 41st St. Corrigan Grade School Clubg Steno. Coursey Vellumg Hist. Societyg Commercial Club. Hobby-Skating 4'Eve'ryone loves 'I's' eyes. L ,,,,,,,.......... ,ILMLkwli-QL!4JLLQ1Lk'fiJlMl LSQJ LP!! Nl ' ' 53411891 7lS'fll iZ'4-- E'z - -5' li D911 LW! LEM LS'4l1-Fil L J LMJ LYJJLYAJ LM IMJ L59 L59 LQ4 LEEDS!! DAVID H. ARGANBRIGHT Splinters Millard, Nebraska Odds Sz Ends Clubg Opportunity Course3 Hi-Y 43 Manual Arts Club, Sec. Sz Treas. 43 Emanon, Vice- Pres. 33 Glee Club 2-3-43 Double Quartet 43 Oper- etta Martha 33 Senior Play. Hobby-Sports It 'needs a 'man to perceive a, man. IRENE ARGANBRIGHT Argie Millard, Nebraska Odds Kr Ends Clubg Steno. Course Portia 3-43 Jun ior Gleeg Historical Society 43 Commercial Club 3-4 Cy'nthia's Strategy. Hobby-Cooking Future-Enter Business World She was ever precise in promise keeping VERNON AUS Vern R. F. D. 49a Highland Grade Sshool Clubg Sales Course 3 Manual Arts Club 23 Hi-Y 2 Hobby-Skating Smiling alwaysg sighing never. HERMINIA F. BARTA Herm 1327 Drexel St. Madison Grade School Club3 Normal Training Courseg S. T. L. 3-4. Hobby-Coooking Future-Business Colllege Sh! Leave my dreams a,lone. ' CLOVER BECKETT Clov 4608 So 22 St. Hawthorne Grade School Clubg Steno. Coursey Commercial Club 3-43 Vesta 1-2. Hobbby-Dancing Her ideals are her masters. CRYSTAL BECKETT Crys 4608 So. 22 St. Hawthorne Grade School Clubg Steno. Courseg Com mercial Club 3-45 Student Council 43 Junior'3Glee 3 43 Pres. 43 Honor Society 33 Passing Show 3-4 Senior Play. Hobby-Dancing Her heart is worth its weight in gold. ------------- 1527 1' W'W1'LVN'KW WIJLKUJLKWLKZIJ'k!QLW!JLkU-lLkUJLk9ULQlJ'kUWW!' A- -A A-A -A J - -A A- A A- AA AA I I 'nfs an :fr -n Af. - - A - - ---c.- ..- -A -- -.- -..z. .Nc A i BYRON E. BERNARD Bidy 2514 A St. Garfield Grade School Clubg Scientific Course: 0 Club 2-3-43 R Club lg Footballg Basketball Capt. 4g Tennis 3-4. Hobby-Athletics Future-Nebr. Uni. The last of the famed Bernarda. E MARY ELIZABETH BRADLEY 4417 So. 13th St. Ed. Rosewater Grade School Clubg Normal Training Courseg Vellum 1-2-3g Science Clubg S.T.L., Pres. 45 Honor Societyg Dramatic Club 4. Hobby-Reading Knowledge is power. VERA BRKL 4133 So. 13th St. Ed. Rosewater Grade School Clubg Normal Courseg S.T.L. Vice-Pres. 4. Hobby-Hiking Future-Normal College Silence is golden. VLASTA BRKL 4133 So. 13th St. Ed. Rosewater Grade School Clubg Normal Coursey S.T.L. Hobby-Hiking Future-Normal Colle e Kindness is the sun 0? life. RUTH BROOKER Rufus 4529 SO. 19th St. Hawthorne Grade School Clubg College Prep Courseg Science Club, Sec. 4g Portia 3-43 Treas. 49 Vellum, Sec. 35 Student Councilg Honor Society. Hobby-Skating ' Future-Peru Normal UA frienzl to everyone. ANNA CANTER Sparky 5127 So. 26th St. So. Central Grade School Clubg Steno. Courleg Vel- ta, Treas. KL Vice-Presg Honor Society, Historical Society. Enthusiasm begets entlwfsiasmf' - , --- 1g2?...gg.. ....... ..---: A.-A-- v.LA,- A-A.-A - .A .A - WILBUR C. CHRISTENSEN 1518 Canton Street Ed. Rosewater Grade School Clubg Opportunity Course. Hobby-Traveling Future-Enter Business World He was a 1w'rray perfightk gentil knight. GFORGE S. CROSBY 2217 D. St. So. Lincoln G.-ado School Clubg - Manual A1-te Courseg Science Club 43 Hi-Y 3-4: Manual Arts 45 Student Council 4, Vice-Pres. 43 Hist. Society 4g Wrestling Teamg Senior Play. Hobbies- Golf and Tennis Future- Ill. Uni. The nzilrirfzt 11a'a7zmw':s with the bravest mind. CLIFFORD CULTON Cliff 4725 So. 20th St. Hawthorne Grade School Clubg Manual Arts Coursey Manual Arts 1-2-3-4. He's bcwhful and shy but his time is drawing nigh. HELEN JANE DUNKIN Peak 1504 Cady Ave. Central High 1-2-5 Odds and Ends Clubg Minerva 49 Orchestra 4. Hobby-Dancing Future-Nffbr. Uni. A mm--ry hom-t maketh a cheerful countenance. MARY P. EGAN 5058 So. 39th St. St. Mary's Grade School Clubg Steno. Course. Hobby-Music Another Stenog Good-Luck, Mary! ESTHER A. EGGER 5133 SO. 40th St. Corrigan Grade School Clubg Steno. Course. Hobby-Reading 4'She's like a cocoon. wraps herself in a book and disappears. 1922---'L-L--lg:-. 4JL5QJLS'4JLkUJLk!'-IL - L04 - - - - + A LKUJ - A - A A - JNL W LMLKUJL wlLk,jJLXylLk.JwlLkU-llfkyUkyllfwjlLk'l'l1,l'lfk'! X'! WI s 2 SAM c. FAULK S 2012 Deer Park Blvd. 5 Madison Grade School Clubg Manual Arts Course His very silence shows that he agrees with every g Hist. Society. K Hobby-Swimming one. RUTH FAY 5612 Williams St. L. 35 Hist. Society. Hobby-Hiking Future-Business world All her words are pegs to hang ideas on. RICHARD E. GASH Dick 4211 So. 26th St. So. Lincoln Grade School Club 5 Bookkeeping Courseg Hist. Society 45 Senate 4g Orchestra. Future-Musical Profession Hobby-Violin Someday 'Dick' will be called 'Prof.' LUCIAL GOLDENBERG Tuna 4116 So. 25th St. So. Lincoln Grade School Clubg College Prep. Courseg Portia 2-3-45 Hist. Society 5 Honor Society 3-43 Dra- matic Club 4g Passing Show 3. Hobby-Horseback Riding Future-Uni. of So.California Better witty, than wise. CARL A. HARDER 5509 Q. si. Ashland Park Grade School Clubg Opportunity Course 3 Manual Arts Club 1-2. He's not any 'harder' than his name implies. MARCELLA JANE HEARTY Ma.rCie 3817 U. St. St. Mary's Clubg College Prep. Courseg O Club' mercial Club 3 Junior Glee Club 4 g Passing Show 15 Senior Play. Hobby-Dancing Prim and neat, short and sweet. 1222-:+ So. Franklin Club 5 4 year Opportunity Course S. T. D L mg 35045 gwg grim gpggigrggivggprggiqg lxflj LMJLLQJ L!wL5g:qLy1JLA9. LXWLXWIXUJDSALWALUJLWALWJ USA DSA DOM KUJDUJ L04 Lkw L04 GEORGE HESS 3508 So. 26th St. So. Lincoln Grade School Cluby Sales Course. Hobby-Fishing 'Hess' is best and nothing less. LILLIAN LUCILLE HICKEY Lil1ums 4504 So. 32nd St. So. Franklin Grade School Cluby Opportunity Coursey S.T.L. 3y King of Culture 43 Passing Show 3. Hobby-Dancing Future-Business World. Her smile is heaven but her wrath's a dagger. SYLVIA HLAVKA Syl 4962 So. 13th St. Jungman Grade School Cluby Steno. Coursey Senior Glee Club 3-4 y Martha 3 y Cynthia's Strategy 4. Hobby-Music Future-Business world. If she couldn't speak she'd burst. EARL F. HOLMSTED 431 Valley St. Central High, '26y Opportunity Coursey Boy's Glee Cluby Honor Societyy Hi-Y 3-4. Hobby-Skating Good things are done up in small packages. EDWARD HOLUB Ed 1606 Mo. Ave. Brown Park Grade School Cluby College Prep. Course. Men of few words are the best men. ALICE R. HOWE Shrimp R.F.D. 4 Ralston Grade School Cluby Steno. Coursey Hist. So- cietyy Girl Reservesy Junior Glee Club. Hobby-Hiking Future--Business world. A Alice never puts pleasure before ambition. N. ULYAL JLLUQLLQJLLWLQJIMJLLQJLMLM!MLQJlfLQJN4lLMlLS'L , fl LLQJL JLQJL!4JLMJL!4lLL94lL5'4JLX'llL1'!3LS'lJL3'1 W ' ' GRACE HUGHES 2515 So. 43 Ave. Odds Kz Ends Grade School Clubg Sales Coursey En- chanted Year. Hobby-Reading A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush. EUGENE JACOBSON Gene 1416 0 St. Jungmann Grade School Clubg College Prep. Course: Hist. Society 45 Hi-Y 2-3-45 Emanon 3-43 Student Orch. Director. Hobby-Driving Everyo'ne knows 'Gene' and 'Beth'. NELL I. JANSSON Babe R. 5 Box 79 Pleasant Hill Grade School Clubg College Prep. Courseg S.T.L. 35 Hist. Society 4g Vesta 4. Hobby-Skiing 'Future--Trip to Europe, then Omaha Uni. She wants to visit 'Gay Pa'ree'. ROXIE E. JEFFERSON Rox R. F. D. 4. Pleasant Hill Grade School Clubp Steno. Course: Hobby--Skating Future-Business world. Yes, she's hrvrd to beat. ORVIN KATZ Orv 3152 Chicago St. So. Central Grade School Clubg College Prep. Coin! Came to America-1.9219 Senate 1-2-3g Passing Shov 1-2-4. Hobby-Dancing Future-Study Medicine He mme, saw, and conquered. MARGARET M. KATZMAN Mousie 4220 So. 21 St. Garfield Grade School Clubg Steno. Courseg Corr- mercial Club 45 Vellum 1-2-3-4. Hobby-Dancing So very quiet-her nickname fits her well. ......-- ---------------- 1Qzsrm-m-f-- 4.,iv1:aw41:p4:pgQ mga sg:LimlgvgimiaivliamlmlmLygiyglugw J ' ' ' ' ' LKWJL' wi '1 UJ ' N14 WW K HAROLD KALHORN Kelly 3920 U St. Corrigan Grade School Clubg Sales Courseg O glgl13-45 R Club 3-45 Football 45 Swimming Team Hobby-Huntin Future-Nebr. glni. 'A fish in the sea, but not on land. JOHN ll. KITTA Gyp 4105 So. 26 St. Opportunity Courseg O Club 2-4g R Clu'bg Hist. Society 3g Swimming Teamg Baseball 2-43 Football Reservers 2-3-4. Hobby--Swimming Future-U. S. Naval Academy at Annapolis. The're's honesty and manhood in him. ANN O. KOUTSKY 4004 So. 26th St. So. Lincoln Grade School Clubg College Prep Coursey Porting Passing Show 25 Orchestrag Senior Play. Hobby-Dancing Future-Enter College Talent is in her power. KATHRYN M. KRIGBAUM Skeesix 3910 R. St. St. Ma.ry's Grade School Club 3 Steno. Coursey Com- mercial Club 1g Vestag Passing Show 3. I-lobby-Dancing SkeesizI Who's your Uncle Walt? MILDRED E. KURTZ Mil 3150 So. 13th St. Ed. Rosewater Grade School Cldbg Normal Courseg Vellum: S. T. L. 3-45 Honor Societyg Science Clubg Senior Play. Hobby-Swimming A pleasant smile, a gentle way. STANLEY KRZANOWSKI 4517 So. 35th St. Odds 8: Ends Grade School Clubg Bookkeeping Cou- rseg Historical Society. Hobby-Reading Future-Fordam Uni. The world knows nothing of its gfreatest men. ......--1--n 21927 ilLEWN41N41N41LMJNAILP!-3LMJLLQlL!LlLM-lLLQ-YMJNZJLWILP'-fl , LQJLLYBQLML5QlLk?JJLMlLLQJL!l!LBA'SALLY!TL5'f1l5L'lQi'!--1' ' FRANCIS McAULIFFE Fritz 4803 So. 22nd St. St. Agnes Grade School Clubg Bookkeeping Course: Hist. Society 3. Hobby-Hunting Future-Business World By bits and bits we come to 'Fritzl GLENN McBRIDE f'1VI1ckey 4504 So. 22nd St. Out of State Grade School Club 3 Opportunity Courseg Honor Societyg Manual Arts Clubg Emanon. Hobby-Hunting Future-Work at Live stock Bank. A self made man. VONA MCDONALD Vo 4117 S St. Corrigan Grade School Clubg Steno. Courseg Vel- lumg Portia 3-4g Commercial 3-45 Trailersg Passing Showg In Walked Jimmy 3. Hobby-Skating Future-Attend College Thought is parent of her deeds. JULIA E. MAREK Jewell 6622 So. 13th St. Madison Grade School Clubg Steno. Course 3 Trailersg Vellum g Commercial Club 3-4 3 Hist. Society 45 Pass- ing Show 3. . Future-Business World ' Hobby-Hiking And Julia is a 'Jewel'. JOE F. MORFIN Joie 5438 So. 23rd St. Odds and Ends Grade School Clubg College Prep Courseg Emanong Commercial Club. Future-Creighton Uni. Hobby-Reading Tail to Joe is the sire of fame. EILEEN W. 0'CONNELL I 5824 So. 41st St. Corrigan Grade School Club: Steno. Coursey Vellum 3 Hist. Societyg Commercial Club. Hobby-Skating Everyone loves 'I's' eyes. gn ,,,,,,,,,,,,., 1 QM 'f' ff I'V,.SVCIE!!!LSQJLKQQLKUJLKUJLKUJLKWJLEULXUJLWADXUJLV SOPHEIE S. OLAND So So. 2417 K St. So. Central Grade School Clubg Steno. Coursey Com- merical Club 3 Vesta 3 3 Vellurng Minerva 15 Passing Show 35 College Days. Hobby-Debating Future-Business World Who doesn't know So-So? MARVIN OLSON Marv 3022 So. 18th St. Vinton Grade School Club 9 Auto-Mech.-Sheet Metal Course. Hobby-Baseball There never fails to be an Olson. WILLIAM OLSON Bill 4514 So. 21st St. Hawthorne Grade School Clubg Bookkeeping Course.. Hobby-Baseball Future-Business World And this time the're's two,' Hey! Bill. ' FRANK PANKOWSKY Ankles 3527 So. 28th St. Immaculate Conception Grade School Club, Pres. 33 Wood Work Courseg Student Councilgx O Clubg Football 3 Track. ' Hobby-Athletics A Eloquence shows the power and possibility of man. HELEN PLATNER 1617 Laird St. Odds Sz Ends Grade School Clubg College Prep Courseg Dramatic Clubg Scienceg Honor Societyg Trailersg Vellumg Passing Show 1-23 Student Counf cilg Tired 35 Senior Play. E ' Hobby-Dancing Future-Peru Normal - Sp'rightly and full of frnisclzieffl HAROLD RANDALL , . 4123 So. 23rd St. Garfield Grade' School Clubg College Prep. Course. Holiby-Tennis , -, Future-Northwestern Pharmacy. H in f'Harold 'has an awful time keeping aliove the flzmk- 'mg l'i'ne.'f I g , A ' , LlLkVslLk!4lDUJLk!LlD!!JLK9.lLW!JLWl-lLW!-lLk'!'LGI-l'WJNWWLKVJ W ' ., ,,. -,.-.......................,. -----4--p---n-1-an I DELOSS RIDLEY Rid 241:?7i'S'E' So. Lincoln Grade School Clubg Opportunity Course: R Clubg Football Reserves. Hobby-Tennis Future-Attend Leland Stanford Uni. Youth,Pcomes but once in lifetime. MARIE ELEONORA SIMON 5622 So. 45th St. Ashland Park Grade School Club: Steno. Courseg Vellumg Commercial Clubg Hist. Society. Hobby-Music Future-Enter College Quiet, reserved, and very coy. HENRY SLUNICKO Hank 2919 So. 18th St. Castelar Grade School Clubg Wood Work Courseg Manual Arts Club 1-35 Hist. Society. Hobby-Sketching Yes, he is quite an artist. ANTON STEJSKAL Tony 1302 Madison St. Pleasant Hill Grade School Club: Scientific Courseg Manual Artsg Hi-Yg Science, Pres. 33 Glee Club 4g DramaticjArt 4g Senate 33 Honor Societyg His Jap- anese Wife. Hobby-Swimming Future-Enter Business World. He is a dandy good' fellow in every way. EARL TAYLOR Taylor 3225 So.'23rd St. Vinton Grade School Clubg Bookkeeping Course: Emanong Hist. Societyg Baseball. Hobby-Whistling Future-Business world A man of few wordsg industrious and capable. ALBERT R. TESNOHLIDEK Tess 5804 So. 20th St. Assumption lGradefSchool Clubg Opportunity Course Hobby-skating H Tess, we wonder who she is. aa?----,.............--M M - - ,1 llc-faupwwwm-w---u-...-up-n.--W-. -- -...v - .--- ., ..... .-.J I !lJL5'4JLL'4'JLWlJL!1JLW!JLW!JLkUJLkVJLKUILXZLIRZQLKZGLQNLKUJLKUJLL GEORGE THRAPP 1217 Missouri Ave. Hawthorne Grade School Clubg Metal Working Coursey Passing Show. Hobby-Music No one could prevent him from victory. JOHN TOUREK 3522 U St. West Side Grade School Clubg Architectural Course. Hobby-Swimming Future-Draftsman QuietI But oh, 'my! ELIZABETH TRAVIS Lizzie 5050 S o. 38 St. Corrigan Grade School Club: Steno. Course 5 Com- mercial Club 4g Hist. Society. Hobby-Music ':E'verywhere there's a 'Lizzie' but this one is dif- rent. JOSEPH VAN HAVEN Joe 3701 So. 13th St. Ed. Rosewater Grade School Clu'bg Steno. Course. Hobby-Skating Virtue is like a rich stone, best plain set. HELEN VITHEN Len 3171 So. 13th St. Ed. Rosewater Grade School Clubg Steno. Courseg Commercial Club 4g Senior Play. Hobby-Skating Future-Business world The happiest girl and the sweetest girl. That e're the sun shone on. ROBERT WATSON Bob 4830 So. 15th St. Hawthorne Grade School Clubg Steno. Courseg H Clubg Commercial Clubg Science Clubg Trackg Swim mini Team. Hob y-Atheltics Future- Nebr. Uni. Another 'Bob' full of thoughts. 1.1927 3 s ! 2 S 1 2 l fnnqnqnqnnpqqqqnnnqq 1- . , 4-lLL'fQLQJl!4llA!QlA9lJD!llL! ll'-94 ll-BV!-Q31 -'l'- iw-'i'9.-. 9' 2 9' ' '7 HYMAN WINER Hinie 4528 So. 26th St. '- So. Central Grade School Clubg Sales Courseg All At Seag Bells of Beaujolaisf' Hobby-Basketball Future-Omaha Uni. Oh, why should life all labor be? BERNICE WANDA WOZNIAK 4519 So. 33rd St. St. Francis Grade School Clubg Steno. Coursey Vel- lum 3-4 5 Commercial Club 3-43 Girl Reservesg Jun- ior Glee 4g Hist. Society 3-4. Hobby-Skating Future-Business College Work and play is good for me. THERESA FLORENCE WYPYCH 4224 So. 37th St. St. Francis Grade School Clubg Bookkeeping Coursey Hist. Society 3-4g Senior Gleeg In Walked Jinupyif' Hobby-Music i' Future-Business College She has a hankering for news. LEO ZERBE Lee . 4303 So. 21st St. ' Garfield Grade School Clubg Manual Training Course 9 Glee Club 1-2-35 Belles of Beaujolaisf' All At Seag Riddles of Isis. Hobby-Music Future-Notre Dame Studying never bothered me. FLORENCE MAYO BORLAND Flo Florence Station Odds and Ends Grade School Clubg Normal Train- ing Courseg Hist. Societyg S.T.L.g Girl Reseryes. Hobby--Swimming Future-Teaching ' She who goes slowly, goes safely. In -I IU l-1 -V55 Y' J. .A 1 F4 1 X I. 4-rf' - -' . QL'-nw 1 --,I1N,. -4314 I'.X'T' 'S 1I'.Iv,--.I.:1'l'E?l 2. --.-QA' : l MI' ll nfl . -wap. ,- IIIIII '01 YIILIIIJI' inf ,,1 my ..- ... . ,1,I.' . .II If I - .,.I: .IIA 2 - L- .I we 0. 3+ - 1...- t.p-. J gL.II A Q., H1-4,f,I.,..,,3-.hQli'.' PMI- .Mu 141. I-. XX J. I . .II . 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NOT SO FAST Cast of characters Henry Watterson Blake f fffffff' f f Joseph Kutilek Mary Standish f f ffff f Helen Myers Rose Standish f f Lucretia Beckett Robin Standish f ' Rome KIDS James Barton Acton f ' LOIHHC Sh0I1fClU Sylvester Vane f ' OIIO ACIHIIIS Fay Fothergill f fff' Edna Burnham SYNOPSIS OF SCENES Act I-The living room fof the Standish Apartment in New York City. Act II-Aston's office in the Woolworth building New York City. In the morn' ing of the day following. . Act III-Same as Act II. It is the morning of the day following Act. II. :.r21H27-.-.---4 ------------------ - LKUJ V VJ VJLWJLKUJ V V LV LKUJ V V V LKUJLWWRW lj L Lsflj lxflj Lxfjj Lkiljl U Q U I U 9 O 9 I JOSEPH J. KUTILEK Joe Class President 5637 So. 21st. St. Brown Park Grade School Clubg Sec. Treas. Sten- ographic Courseg O ' Club 5 Passing Showg Senior Play, Not So Fast. Hobby-Golf This youth's education has formed a man. LUCRETIA E. BECKETT Becky Vice-Pres. 5140 So. 39th Ave. Corrigan Grade School Clubg Stenographic Course: Vellumg Scienceg Glee Club 5 Senior Play. Hobby-Dancing There's always fun when 'Becky's' around. MARIE ,PATRICIA DONOHUE Treas. 5120 So. 38th St. St. Mary's Grade School Clubg Stenographic Commercial Clubg Historical Society. Hobby-Dancing When Irish eyes are smilin' There's mischief, sure, abroad. Course 5 ARDELLE C. JENSEN Dell Tooter Reporter 4225 So, 39th Ave. J ungmann Grade School Clubg Stenog'ra.phic'Course5 Minerva. Hobby-Swimming Sweet promptings unto kindest deeds were in her 'very looks. EDNA BURNHAM 6535 No. 24th St. St. Cecelia's Grade School Clubg Household Arts Course. Hobby-Hiking To know her is to love her. MARGARET CLAIR CONDON Margie 3124 Marcy St. Odds and Ends Clubg Steno. Courseg Sec. of 9B and 10A Class. Hobby-Dancing A merry heart doth merrily chime. ' ' ' ' 'Nl'F'-15',JL5'll2941LPA!LXQJLQELLVZJLSQJLUIJV ,JLkUJLWfLlLkVJLX!LlLW!JLkUJLMlLB1JLL9lJLL',fJNfQQJLylllyllLSVZJLKW EDITH VIOLA ERICKSON Eda 4118 No. 37th St. Odds and Ends C1ubgOpportunity Courseg Honor Societyg Girl Reserves S. T. L. Hobby-Teaching Ay, sirg to be honest as this world goes, Is to be one picked out of ten thousand. DENA V. FERRARI 5823 So. 48th St. Ashland Park Grade School Clubg Household Arts Courseg Vestag Vellumg Passing ShowgMay Festival Senior Play. Hobby-Dancing And many a wink she wonk, And' many a smile she smolef' HENRY C. JACKSON Harry 3324 So. 21st St. Vinton Grade School Clxrbg Opportunity Courseg Glee Clubg Opera Martha Hobby-Swimming' Still water runs deep. ROME M. KLOS Santa 4201 So. 21st St. Vinton Grade School Clubg Opportunity Courseg Em- anon. Hobby-Athletics Step by step progress is made. MICHAEL KRAEGER Mike' 4612 So. 33rd St. So. Franklin Grade School Clubg Manual Arts Courseg Manual Arts Clu'b. Hobby-Athletics Nothing is impossible to a willing heart. HELEN MAE MYERS 2221 Washington St. I Highland Grade School Club, Sec. 3 Stenograpluc Course 3 Senior Playg Special Orchestra. Hobby-Music l We know Helen will win fame in the music world. 4!LS'l!LL'4lL5'lJLXQJLLQJL1QJLY1JLL'llLL'!lLLQJLPJJLYALQZJLLQJQVZJLEV A LL2JQ'4!L!4lL!llLLQlLQ?1lLLVULXVHLW'119411Wfl 5'!FLf jQ V ' M' I I MARIE CAROLINE RASMUSSEN Sis l 1212 M St. 3 Hawthorne Grade School Clubg Opportunity Courseg I Vestag Commercial Clubg Student Council. Hobby-Dancing Grace was 'in all her steps, - Heaven in her eyes. MARIE TERESA ROBINSON Wee 1815 M St. St. Agnes Grade School Clubg Steno. Coursey Com- mercial Clubg May Festivalg Passing Show. Hobby-Dancing A soft answer tnrneth away wrath. HELEN ANN RYBA Hoe -, 3830 So. 28th St. So. Franklin Grade School Club: Steno. Course 5 Vestag Portiag Commercial Clubg May Festivalg Passing Show. Hobby-Dancing The sense of duty pursues her ever. JUNE KRONHOLM Patches 2115 Castelar St. Castelar Grade School Clubg Steno. Course. Hobby-Hiking Good nature is one of the richest fruits. EDWARD PRUSHA Ed E I I -.4-.....2 1'.1a7----......u -------------- - Miiim h 4 X ff t tts s X 1' m R 5 tAc'r1v1'r1zs Be just in thy actions, and if join'd With those that are not, never change thy mindg If aught obstruct thy course, yet stand not still But wind aboutatill the mast top'd thc hill. -Denham fJL5'4JAQ!NlJLl NAL JLKQULQLILKZLILKWJLXZULKUJLXVJZXUJDUJLXUJ A A A A A A A A LKUJ A LKUJLKW' A L LkVJL3!4JL5'f:LS'-1. 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'nn' of South High School From Twe11tyfThird and K Streets I .sh at V :b.y. ,. ., w S View of South High School From TwentyfFourth and K Streets ...,-l -.1L,, AY .. - , H- Not only in basket ball does South High shine Not only in football do they pass the goal line Not only in Debates does the red and white nsticku But herds another accomplishment and that'sEL'Music. 4291: 504: LQQLLQQLWJJ L '1lL JNJJl!QLkwLWJl4?:!LkwLkwLK!ALQ!-1 elmo H9119 Homnf .Sims i.i1 '7: 2'Z-illgg? I.1S''lNl.DWILk'ilL!!!LFALL'lJLS'4JLPlJL!'lJLL'1JK1-ILLQJLLZQDM3Lk9,'g ALQ!-ILLQJMQLKUJLKVJLKQJLWJJLKWLKNLWIJLKZUUUJQWEQAL-S'1 E' EIFTIO EIEVID HGINEIS .SAOEI NNW ' 5,3 659 e Q ll 0 1 .I il 1.1 5 ,X Xx N X ATHLETICS I Athletics South's hard to beat- W ' tcamq arf good TI 5 ld r th d f ar. ll NMQS!!15351LW!LSUL01lAQJLk9JLk!L!L!4!LWJJLQ!JLkUJQ!fJlfL!5L H , LKVJLUXILWJ-ILKVJLQJJLKUJLKVJLKUJ LKUJ LGA! LLQJLYAJ LL'4JLg'4JL19gJL3?L I 3 SIITID H319 HOINEIS .STHIS ..... - JDPIJLQJLYZJLM!MIM!-1311-lLL95lMJLM-!LLQlLMLPALMJLW3lY 'l V 41LPNL95NilLPMNilNflLEWLSELFCl5Y4lLPAlLwLL'441i ' X' CITY CHAMPIONS South earned the title of the city champions by defeating Creighton, Tech, North and tying Central with a team that contained but three veterans of the 1925 team. The winning of six games, and the losing of two in a tough schedule is the record of Coach Jim Patrons Red and White Warriors. The crowning efforts of the season brought out the defeat of Tech, the first time since 1921. IvIoon Mullen scored a touchdown when he caught a beautiful pass over the goal line from the hands of our allfcity quarter-back, Bernard. The versatile Ashburn made good the try for point. South's line and backfield played with un' erring precision in 'bringing down the Cuming street lads. The first game of the season, which was lost to Thomas Jefferson was a hard tough game. McCook Beef luggers were next and proved a worthy foe. john Owen star halfback, sustained a broken leg and was out for the rest of the season. South emerf ged on the short end of the score, losing by a drop kick in the last half second to play. Soutlfs debut with Creighton Prep, marked up their first city game by beating Prep. A touch down by Bernard, coupled with a safety and try for point by Ashburn, did the trick. They next played their annual game with Abraham Lincoln and came out victor' ious. Yager blocked a punt which Pankowski fell upon and converted into a touchdown. Ashburn kicked the extra point. In the game with Tech, South showed its mettle and paved its way to a city championship. The journey to Fremont proved sucessful by defeating the outstaters on their own gridiron. Ashburn made a 41 yard drop kick aff ter he made a touchdown 'ivhich proved the downfall of Fremont. South and Central played in a sea of mud and water, and the purple clad lads managed to keep the game at a scoreless tie. The last game was a fitting climax to the season. South, with touch' downs by Marsicek, Anthony, and Dietch, and extra points by Ashburn, won over the Norseinen. A great deal of credit must go to coaches Patton and Lowry, who labored hard to shape the available material into the best team in the city, and one of the best'in the state. The backfield was one of the best with Marsicek at halfg Ted Anthony, half 3 Hughie Ashburn, Capt. elect, at fullback, and Bidy Bernard, quarter. The line demonstrated a brand of playing that could be equaled, with Yager at center Sem' erad and Pros, guards: Capt. Gilbert and Dietch, tackles, and Mullen and Pankowski. ends. The subs: Kirk, Kalhorn, Wazgis, McDermott, and Matulka saw .plenty of action during the year. Congratulations to Capt. james Gilbert whose team so successfully brought the city championship title to South High. 4ik'4'JL!341lE9:lL D!lJLWJJLK!Sl 'LSE - A - - - - MJ - - 2 - - - A - - A A - A - A - - - LYJJ Qs!!LL'4JLS'llLEU-'LE9l!L!Vl- EIFYID EIHTD HOINEIS .S'IHIS JJ LSQJ L JDUJ LKUJ L J LXU-I LWJJ LKUJ LWJ DUN! DOJ LKUJLWJJLKZQDQJJLSQQ LWIJLKUJLKUJLKVJLXUJ LKZLIDUJLKUJ LW! 'DU 'LWJ 'LGI' xvn W I-LLFIOS II-I I-IS S LIGIOPHH 'HHQHQ 1001403 P19 ELLS 5 Joloaxyq 'I O ELLV.LS'V N Id NO S 1527 44MLMqwLMqwMawasf:LMLMLsQ1mLMw:L:v4:1.' 2 5 5 CINVH HI-LL -- -------4--------. 1 g27.+-Qiliiif? f 1' 'i'k iL5 fh' LTWW4 11 'LF 'U'4111 lW11K - W4 I MUSIC CALENDAR Nov. 4. Orchestra concert-Teachers' Ass'n. 6. Boys' Double Quartette-Womans' Dinner of N.S.T.A. 6. Senior Boys' and Girls' concert .... Teachers' Ass'n. 17. Combined Senior Glees and Orchestra give concert at dinner of Womans' Division of Chamber of Commerce 24. Members of music dept. attend opera, given at Tech High 30. School Orchestra plays on Omaha Symphony program. Dec. 6. Senior Boys' and Girls' Glee furnish program at Knights of Phytius Lodge. 17. Senior Girls' Octette sings at Christmas program Bancroft School Glee Clubs carol in halls. Orchestra and Boys' Double Quartette broadcast on 9 P.M. program over W.O.W. jan. 19. Orchestra Concert under direction of Mr. Seidl-School auditorium. 20. Boys' Double Quartette and Senior Girls' Octette-Builders Ass'n. Ban' quet-Fontenelle Hotel. Apr. 5f6 Senior Glee Clubs present opera, Crowning of the Gypsy Queen. 13. Girls Sextette and soloists give program for North Omaha'Womans' Club at North Star Theatre. .. 18. Senior Boys' and Girls' Glee-Program for Social Settlement. 21. Special Cohn movie for music dept. May 2. Orchestra broadcasts over W. O. W. for May Day Fete. S. Orchestra, Senior Glees and solists give mass meeting Present numbers to be given in Contest at Lincoln. 6f7. South High tied with Lincoln High for second place. Orchestra won first place with the brilliant rendition of Wagner's RienZi Overture . fThe judges said this was probably the most diilicult number ever at- tempted by a high school orchestral. Dorothy Lustgarten took first place in violin so' los, and was awarded a medal, half year scholarship and a special gold medal given by the Lincoln Womans' Club, to the girl scoring the highest individual total of all events. Her score was 279 points out of 300. Dorothy Madden, soprano entrant, received a ribbon for third place. Dorothy Holman tied for fourth place in piano solos but due to illness was unable to enter the finals. - Boys' Glee Club received ribbon for third place. 10. Junior Boys' Glee organized with Miss R. Forbes sponsor. 18. Annual Concert of junior Girls' and Boys' Glee Clubs' Spring Concert. june 12. Baccalaureate musicg selected from under graduates. 17. Commencement music by music dept. 1g27 -1 2591-f2'4+ 34- 2594 2!41LMW1Lb'illi'41W4LSQ4LML!44L5'if1f'f- X' 1 HD ALID-NVHJ. 'I'IVEI.LOO:I SNOIJ 1. :g':Y: :1927 ------- 42 J.l'k'LlLk'lJLLQJ LL!! LBA! LLQJLLQJLQ-I MJ LQJ LMJ LQLI LLQJ LBA Lk9!ILK'4l 44 LFE LLYBLLVH A'1lL!1lLUll LPALLY1.LPAL5!4lL!4JLL?llLL'442.Q'l ' 1' CITY CHAMPIONS South earned the title of the city champions by defeating Creighton, Tech, North and tying Central with a team that contained but three veterans of the 1925 team. The winning of six games, and the losing of two in a tough schedule is the record of Coach 'ijimu Patrons Red and White Warriors. . The crowning efforts of the season brought out the defeat of Tech, the first time since 1921. Moon Mullen scored a touchdown when he caught a beautiful pass over thc goal line from the hands of our all-city quarterfback, Bernard. The versatile Ashburn made good the try for point. South's line and backfield played with un' rrring precision in 'bringing down the Cuming street lads. The first game of the season, which was lost to Thomas Jefferson was a hard tough game. McCook Beef luggers were next and proved a worthy foe. John Owen star halfback, sustained a broken leg and was out for the rest of the season. South emerf ged on the short end of the score, losing by a drop kick in the last half second to play. Soutlfs debut with Creighton Prep, marked up their first city game by beating Prep. A touch down by Bernard, coupled with a safety and try for point by Ashburn, did the trick. They next played their annual game with Abraham Lincoln and came out victor' ious. Yager blocked a punt which Pankowski fell upon and converted into a touchdown. Ashburn kicked the extra point. In the game with Tech, South showed its mettle and paved its way to a city championship. The journey to Fremont proved sucessful by defeating the outstaters on their own gridiron. Ashburn made a 41 yard drop kick af- ter he made a touchdown 'which proved the downfall of Fremont. South and Central played in a sea of mud and water, and the purple clad lads managed to keep the game at a scoreless tie. The last game was a fitting climax to the season. South, with touch' downs by Marsicek, Anthony, and Dietch, and extra points by Ashburn, won over the Norsemen. A great deal of credit must go to coaches Patton and Lowry, who labored hard to shape the available material into the best team in the city, and one of the bestin the state. The hackfield was one of the best with Marsicek at half, Ted Anthony, half 1 lrlughie Ashburn, Capt. elect, at fullback, and Bidy Bernard, quarter. The line demonstrated a brand of playing that could be equaled, with Yager at center Sem' crad and Pros, guardsg Capt, Gilbert and Dietch, tackles, and Mullen and Pankowski. ends. The subs: Kirk, Kalhorn, Wazgis, McDermott, and Matulka saw ,plenty of action during the year. Congratulations to Capt. James Gilbert whose team so successfully brought the city championship title to South High. 9'-4' 1 Q 'fl1-'A-'-1W1l5'f-fM1b!!:1M-lLUJ WJLUJIMLKW A ,1LwAL5wLy44Lm4LxwLp4JL5wLxwp4w4:15rgLp4:L!4:uv41uw VH EDIS SU. TIV HJ. NV .4- --------------Zi 1' 1 ga ?:-------:L-:g-g:.g- i 'LW K .Ji5'4llX'5lL!'!lL3YllLB'4il2'44LPC1574!Ll-74lLk'!liE'Alf!!JD!'lfl? I SULSQJL l EVALL'41LL'4!LMlQ3iiLMAWWlsiLkYLl 59113294 Y' WJL FIRST TEAM BASKETBALL South High's basketball team won six games out of thirteen which were played. They began the season with defeat by the fast Lincoln High team, the present State Champions, and ended the season with a victory over the scrappy Creighton Prep. team. In the city tournament the team beat North in the first round, but in the semi' finals were defeated by Technical, the 1927 City Champions. The captain of this year's team, Theodore Ted Anthony, held down a forward position and played some real basketball. Tom Moon Milllen, held the center position and the regularity with which his shots found the basket won more than one game for the packers. Byron Bidy Bernard played the other forward position until he was graduaded in midfseason. He played wonderful ball by finding the bas' ket from the center of the floor. The leaving of Bernard meant the breaking of that fa' mous trio, Mullen, Anthony and Bernard. After the graduation of Bernard, Montgomery seem-cd to be the man for the forward position left open and he played a bang-up game all the time. Although it was Hugie Ashburn's first season with the team his ability in the guard position was ex' cellent. Another whirlfwind at guarding was Robert Reeves, capt-elect. This was Bob's first year too. The reserves, composed of Charles Semerad, Wallace Wiig, Eugene Graves, Richard Yager, Bud McAvoy, who was graduated in midfseason, also did some good work for Coach Patton. The boys on the squad that will be back to play next year are: Robert Reeves, captselectg Hughie Ashburn, and Eugene Graves. Much will be expected from them. L -Z r '--- 11HE?fl.-........-.- - '- f f1'f ii'? 'Z - - ,A .,. v .,. , .,. .,. I NLKWJDUJLK'JLMD'-Jawa-t!5k9ZLbwW'LKW4lXV-lLLWJN VW' RESERVE FOOTBALL . Coach Lowry's reserves had a good season during 1926. They had a hard sched' ule, winning two games losing one and tying two, The first team to go down to defeat by South was North. The reserves had it easy with the Norsemen and won by a good margin. The game with Central was a fast and hard fought game ending in a tie. Another victory was chalked up when the seconds heat Creighton. This game was a close score and the boys fought hard for it. The Thomas Jefferson reserves proved worthy foes and held South to a scoreless tie- The hardest game of the season was with Technical. South came out on the short end of a large score. The second team players were: Reeves, Vail, Ridely, Goddard, McElligott, Wentz, Dyba, Thomas, Murray, Hayes, Myler, Chance, E. Parks, Pesek, Stillwell, Gregg, and Emigh. As most of the letter men will be graduating many of these boys will be seen in the first team line-up next year. Scores for Season South 12 ffffffffff North O South 0 f f f f f 'Central O South 3 f f f Creighton O South O f f f f TJ. O South 0 f f f Tech 16 Total 15 16 ,, FRESHMEN FOOTBALL South High's prospects for a winning varisty eleven next fall looks very promising considering the fair showing that Arden Berquist's aspiring freshmen made on the grid' iron during the past season. I After getting off to a poor start the youthful lads managed to turn in some good games and the outcome of most of the games was not decided until the final whistle. - ------------- f:1aa7+i ------ L HH UO HHTO xi W -wwNWgMgMW5MMNwMwWWUWU3? N ma?---l ----- - ------------ - NVHL DNINNIMS .Uv I 1H2? -- NVELL ONVLLSEIHIYX A N M L mm Mmmwummm:Lx'1waLx'4:mm:y1...K' ll ' 'V -'ll5944YPAL5!4lL594J5'AJLKUlLLQJH94l - - M ' Q aw JLXQlLLQJLg!1JL5'ALL!flLL'LlLLQJLM L!! rw - SWIMMING Swimming in a dry pool, South went through the season with two victories and sevf eral defeats in dual matches. Creighton was taken into camp during the second round, and Central was forced to forfeit a match, after they had already won it, because they used an ineligible man. Lincoln, Nebraska also took a dual from us. Capt. Bingham was high point man for the season, picking up points in every meet entered. His specialty is diving and the 5Ofyard dash. Watkins won numerous points for his team, and Blankenship was sure of points but was ineligible most of the season. Several freshmen were members of the team and next year we should have a champion' ship gang- Our relay team was one of the best in the city, made up of Bingham, Wat' kins, Sakalosky, Blankenship, and Virschel, four of these swimming in all meets. Crosf by was always good for points in the plunge for distance. Capt. Bingham, Werpetinski, Lang, and Yager will be lost through graduation, but a good bunch will be back and fighting for places next fall. WRESTLING ......,,,.,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, Wrestliiig during the past season has been growing in popularity. Since no faculty coach was available, Otto Matulka took over the task and filled the position creditably, ln the city meet this year Matulka was the only South High man to get into the finals. South won one dual meet this year. and that from Central. However. no school had a walkfaway when meeting South and the old South spirit was always in evidence. For next year prospects are bright with the following men hack: Smutny. Olien Dyba, Murnan, Blend, Rowe, and Povondra. Smutny and Dyba will serve as leaders for the team, being chosen by their team mates to act as captains.. Others who will be out are: Pesek, Jarousek, Mikovec, Biddles. Thomas, Ballen, Haney. All in all, it looks like a good year for South in wrestling. Matulka's loss through graduation will be keenly felt, but with plenty of material a winning team should be turned out. BASEBALL South High won the city championship this year, playing a stiff schedule of games and suffering but one defeat which was to Tech in the last game of the season. Tech by losing to Central, forfeited the city championship to South High, The Redfclad Packers had to play stellar baseball in turning in this wonderful ref cord. Although South lost to Tech they were awarded the city flag when Central turned in an unexpected victory over the Drummond coached lads. The score was 4 to 2. ' The first game of the season was with Central. The Packers held the Central' ites to one run, winning by a 7 to 1 score. The game with North was a victory too, South having 12 runs and North none. The trip toiCreighton was another success. South finished on the long end of a 14 to 6 score. The first game with Tech was a close game and the Packers won 6 to 4. When Central came up to Athletic Park for their second game they were defeated 10 to 2. Thesecond meeting with North South beat the Vikings 10 to O. Another victory was chalked up for the Packers when Creighton visited South. The score was 14 to 6. The first defeat of the season came from Tech at Athletic Park. Tech brought in 5 runs and held the Packers to 2. South owes her champion team to the number of eligible letter men on it. The letter men playing this year were Capt. Ashburn, ,lohn Owen, .Clinton Hughes, Otto Matulka, Bob Reeves, Frank Mader, Chuck Semerad, Richard Yager,and Wallace Wiig. Other men on the squad were Hemple, McElligott, Franklin, Krajeck, and Kozney. 'i'i :-'neg .w.,E1aa7e..... ------ -..- AtxwtkwtkwlkwLL95!LkwLkwLxwLwAAwLkV4LQJJLkwLLQJL5'41i?'f I UJLLQJLYHLMLPQLMJLMJL!lJLL'lJL!ALL'4lL!4JL!1lL5'!llWl GOLF South copped the city championship in Golf in 1926 and won the Seavey Hudson Cup, thus gaining the first leg on the road to its permanent possession. Three legs age necessary to retain the cup, and it looks as though we would be the ones to gain t ese. Last year's team was made up of Capt. Goodman, Frank Siedlik, Frank Ohnesorg, Matthew Zadalis, and Ray Groves. They did not lose a dual match and took all comers into camp during the city tournament. Frank Siedlck won the open 'tournament in 1926 with Goodman as runnerfup. The 1927 tournament has progressed to the flnal .round with Buscher and Anthony paired.Seymour was medallist in the qualifying round with an 86, played under disagreeable conditions,rough fairways, and rain. Bohaty, Groves and Kopke were also in the championship flight. Goodman and Seidlik did not enter the school tourna' ment, but are numbers 1 and 2 on the school team. Several freshmen are showing up well, namely Dropinski, Menchetti, Bohaty, Rohwolik, and should add strenght to the team next year. Goodman, Groves, Seymour and Anthony are graduating and so will build a new team to cop the city champion' ship for the third time in 1928. TENNIS Tennis enthusiasts perked up a little at South during the past season. Two new new courts were established in Athletic Park, which made practice more convenient. The courts were much in demand and many were the keen contests waged All dual matches and the city meet were played on the courts of the Omaha Tennis Club in Dundee. Five teams were in the circuit, Central, Creighton, North, South, and Technical. Team play featured and school trophies were offered. South won a dual match from North during the season, but lost the others. We also entered the city meet. The team was made up of McEvoy, Bernard, Anthony, Wheeler, and Goddard- In the home tournment, Bernard won the gold medal and Goddard the silver medal. Robb and Wheeler were runnersfup. McEvoy and Bernard will be lost to the team through graduation, but Anthony, Goddard, Wheeler, Mullins, and Matthews will be left until June. TRACK - When Coach Patton called for track men, about fifty boys answered his call. Among these were eight letter men: Gilbert, Holmstedt, Anthony, Chedester, Con' nort, Hupp, Mullens and Cwens. Ray Chedester, the mile and the halffmile runner, was elected captain by the 1926 letter men. ' Dual meets have been held with North, Creighton and Tech. And, although South lost three meets the scores were close. In the Council Bluffs relays the boys'd1d well. Gilbert was second in the shot put. Tesnolidek tied for third in the high Jump and Chedester second and Yost third in the mile run. ' The men who will represent South at the State meet are Gilbert, the shot and dis' cuss, Holmstead, sprints and low hurdles, and Chester, mile run. The meets that are to beirun yet are Medic Relays, dual meet with Thomas jefferson and the Clty meet at Tech High. . , The boys who have so far earned letters are: Yost, Gilbert, Dietsch, Wentz, Mont' gomery, Connors, McEvoy, Holmstead, Anthony, Tesnolidek and Chedester. M STAFF l W The Staffs been busy, You can bet I Tumug in on news from the H1 gh School Set. . 'T afif f of' Wil Y ., M' 1? ,Y .- .I in wi' JI' an , .,gl .-Y ff? 'z 'Q ,FZ 51 -. v .A vw -4 Jer' ' . I an 1' M. 1.-41 .- -v'p,.gq-- 'Jain ffm' v A' ffl tall?-E3 -all ww, . L 1' lux Ft iwv vgi x A -, .o 13 ' 4. cl x.','v- --., - ,H 1 S C U t 1 4 . J4 I N I VH'-: r. I ,ik ms- -, w ' ni... . -',--5--v.q'1'u '- W . ,SA lr , +P J -2 . 1 --' -E' 'uf '45, ,WJ A :K I hui , q f.. 0 y'Nf -vpn a. Xe 0 47 TWIYQL' v ' 1 ,mfw xfr -Wlfw, w-,,' f I.. ,v P 1 gd Jr. u -a 1-I ,Wiz 'X .: vi- :A un 'ij lx v 4- I l:'1r' Q, 11 :ix . gf.-,. 1 4 - 1 V, .J r'-, --s , +I I . - S - X J , . . -'mx' , . -1 , , . Q Q . . . , - 5' ' 'gaw- u , -, .45-,-., va--r ' ,J ix: ff- jglffqf N1 Ihr . J. -'Mimi f 'ixkfv' I 'A ':l-Q 4 '15 .,-- si .-I P M' -.J I 4- 0 'J' I MMMLMweLMMIMLMLswLxws'44LMm:i'4f'94- TOOTER ANNUAL STAFF, 1927 Editorfir1fChief Bernice Vessendall Managing Editor Business Manager Rose Derlo Joseph Parks Activities and Organizations E Features Rolland 'Groves Maude jines Edith Biglow Ralph Harvestinc Athletics Rudolph Marsicek Charles Semerad - ..... i: vliwllwfimzawavtiwLMLMawLy41a'sLivsLnsassays LkwmmmawawtxwMav4JL!sLML!41L!sLv11'K' K FROM THE STAFF . This month finds many setting forth on the sea of life, We are wishing smooth sailing for those who leave South High. Perhaps these words written by Arthur Bris- bane fa greater editor than weffwill serve as good directions to the youthful sailors. Two ships pass, each with its sails filled out by the same wind, The difference inbldirection is accounted for by the handling of the rudder and the adjustment of the sans. What the force of the wind is to the ship, our varying emotions, passions, ambif tions, appetites and aspirations are to us. All of these constitute the power which may be called 'human force'. This power differs in different individuals, as the wind differs on different days. It may blow from the east or the west or the north or south. However it may blow, it can be forced, by proper steering, to send the ship in any direction desired. It is harder to beat against the wind, of course, and' many men have hard strug' gles to steer themselves to a good port in the face of an adverse start, a hard beginning, or inclinations difficult to overcome. ' Consider yourself a ship launched on the sea of life under certain conditions- but with the essential condition in your own control. The wind may be feeble, you may drift for a while or move very slowly-move at least in the right direction. The wind may blow a gale, and you may feel, as many do, that you cannot control your emotions and your appetites. But if that comes show at least as much interest in yourf self as a sailor does in his ship. Take in sail and fight the storm, instead of going will' ingly to destruction. Make up your mind that your own way at least shall be controllf ed by the rudder of conscience, and learn from the passing ships a lesson of use in your own life, As broadcasters for the good ship L'South we thank those who have answered our S. O. S. calls so willingly. We have tried to serve by tuning in sympathetically on all phases of school life and appreciate the way in which our teachers and classmates have facilitated our task. EditorfinfChief BERNIECE VESSENDALL 151227 -'Q -X C X , 1 ia-rf- -' ' 1 f . -ff?EEPSIHTO fi- This sailor's looking through the telescope And reflecting o'er the past, l'll bet he sees some funny things That will make you laugh, and laugh 4Jl?AL1w!i Nl-1' ' Jaw muw' 1Ly41Lxu1' u- - - r I 41awLxwtxwtwiawtwitwitwimteuawawteuavaiuwtp SCHOOL CALENDAR August Sixteen students graduate after attending Summer School at Tech. September 8. Everyone back determined to do better than ever be fore. 9. Historical Society's first club meeting. i0. joe Parks is glad school has begun. Joe says he didn't rest all during vacation. 14. Commercial Club elect Margaret Ahrendsen president. 20. Wonder why Arden Berquist is taking a postgraduate course? 21. August Graduating Class present Not So Fast. 22. Commercial Club hike to Bellevue. Lunch was served with plenty of dill pick- les. The girls presented Miss Elmer with a large bouquethweedsl The ride home on the street car was especially thrilling ffor full particulars seerlrene Arganbrightj. 28. Forty Seniqr B's departed for Valley viz track where they roasted wienies in the city park. Earl QWaterj Monical had to sink a dollar into more eats. October 1. August Class Play repeated Not So Fast. Benefit Tooter and Athletic fund. Thomas Jefferson vs. South--Football--7fO. 4. 11B Hike postponed. Party in Activity Room instead. S. H. H. S. hike to Dr. Gilder's cabin. 7. First paid movie of the semester, His Last Racef' Comedy, Chicken Hunting. 12. Central vs. South+OfO-the players should have had boats to get around in. 13. Faculty Picnic-Mr. Hill and Miss Dennett had a potato fight. Exciting? Yes, indeed!!! 15. 10A mass meeting period 5. Creighton vs, South Of7. 16. Chemistry classes turn draymen-47,000 bottles were moved in one afternoon. The road was long, the loads were heavy but Love lightens labor. 21. First Dramatic Arts Plays: His japanese Wife, The Mysterious Will, and The Rector. 22.Abraham Lincoln vs. South O-7. 25. Vellum Banquet at United Presbyterian Church-Black cat whistles and broom- stickdances were the chief delights. I'd love to had heard that black cat whistle! 27. Vkfho? Seniors. Where? Get Acquainted Club. When? 8 P. M. What? Part . 29. Husfrahl Hurrah! South's Terriors turned back the Maroon's for a 7f6 defeat, the first time in 5 years. November 1. HifY Dinner in Cafeteria 8. Bidy Bernard got up before breakfast. 10. Student Council Banquet v 11. Armistice Day-Taps sounded at 7:45 A. M. Robert Gunderson president of the S. H. H. S. presents the Student Council with a new flag to be dedicated to those of the faculty who had seen war service. 16. Class meeting of the 12B's 19. Minerva Minstrel Show. What cute darkics they made. 20. North vs. South 2OfO. Cinches the city championship. .................. 11' llN41lX'lllS'lJLSWJLX'llL19llLk'!JL5'll,91.,!'l!!594JLf'4lL5QlL5'4JL3'!liWl. I 1uwgWJ,1Lx9!1'x0,w Ol to xo Q v v o Q 21. Everyone happy. 25. Oh! Hum! Thanksgiving vacation December 1. just think of it! Twentyffive days until Christmass 2. Football Banquet 6:30 in Cafeteria. Crowned Citv Champs. Louis McEvoy elected president of january Seniors. 13. Dramatic Club Christmas Party. Miss Rassmussen received a very valuable pre- sent. Any way she's sure of strong support the rest of the semester. 15516. Passing Show. 17. Mass Meeting to introduce our Champion Basketball team. Lincoln vs. South Basketball 33-22 fAlibi-not many boosters were there.j 18. Ten days of freedom in which to celebrate the arrival of Santa Claus and the New Year. Ianuary 6. Trailers hiked to Mandan Park. Built a fire and roasted wienies. Huddled a- round the small fire vowing never to go again on a cold day. 10. Student Council dines at South Cafteria. 11. S.T.L. Senior Party. 13. Science Club members dine at Ad Sell. 15. Historical Society Banguet at Blackstone. 18. Portia Banquets at Ad Sell fLittle Women was the topicj . The problem of the banqueters was whether to eat good food and listen to the good speeches or to hug fhe little womenj 22. Burd Arganbright fell asleep in the 8th period Latin class. How come, Burd? 23. Baccalaureate Address by Dr. Frank Smith. 24. 12B's Banquet at Blackstone Ball Room. 25f26 Senior Class Play, Sally and Company. 25. jr's enjoy Hanscom party. 28. Graduationg Graduates say their final goodfbye at commencement. February 1. Tech vs. South Basketball 26f24 4. Creighton vs. South 19f25 5. Howard Philpot's birthday-school dismissed-Saturday! 9. Health Program by Home Economic Dept., period 4. U H 10. 12B class meeting period 5. It must have been a ugrand and glorious feeling to be elected president, eh, Gilbert? I 11. Mass Meeting-Miss Isabelle Coon demonstrated to the boys and girls. how to keep that Schoolfgirl complexion. School dismissed at the end of period 5 in honor of Abraham Lincoln's birthday. 12. Some of the Seniors claim they were swindled in the election. I I 14. The Three Musketeers, Park, Murray and Vail spent most of the day giving out Valentines to the fair sex. 15 . First tryouts for the state typewriting contest. . . 17. Mass meeting period 4 and 5-Creighton Glee Club entertaimng. The tall one was good looking and a nice singer wasn't he girls? 18. Grand Island vs South 19f22. 22. Half Holiday in honor of the boy who chopped down the cherry tree. 24. Creighton vs South 13f21g the second trouncing by the ternors. - 1Qz2w:--ww fl- RW -'iW1159049113X9flLK9liiL'lliF!4J!X!JLQJLXQJLQZJLLQQLLQLILE 1 A LLUJLLQJLLQJLBJ-I JA A'A JA A'A A' ,,,A A A ,,,, A A A A A LKAIXALKALKJJLKADUJLKUJ LQ!! NIJ LWJJ LXUJL ' 25. Debate Tournament at Fremont, South eliminated. 26. Heard the latest scandal? There isn't any! Midland College entertained Seniors at Kountze Memorial Church. March 1. Science Club enjoy evening at Brandeis Theatre. 2. The day has drawn to a close, nothing has happened since we arose. 3. Paid movie Flattery , periods 6, 7, 8. 9. Mr. Johnson's funeral-school dismissed end of period 8. 10 Debate-South vs. Tech. 2f1. 11, Benson vs. South-Wrestling. 15. Douglas Seymour dances the Black Bottom for noon hour entertainment, period 6 18. Romance of a Million Dollars and a Gang Comedy, benefit of Commercial Contestants. --.-.-.--.-........ I-272-ru--1.3225222- --.-.................. 1927 ,.-...... p---------..------- ..........-......-...-- llLEQJLLYIJL!!-llWJLWJLEZLJLEMLEMLEWLLUJLLQlLLQslMQL!lJLS'!4 I ,Ni-IMA! LEALSELEA!L!4!fL!i!iL'llL3'5iL,'g''L ' ' ' CALENDAR fContinuedj 19. Mr. Thomas Q. Harrison urges Move for World Peace, at Mass Meeting. 20. Dick Yager's pa is making him stay at homeinights, now. 23f24. Dramatic Art Play: The Road to Yesterday. 25. SubfDistrict Declamatory Contest-Blair, Nebraska. 26. Commercial Contest at North Bend, Nebraska. Who said Floyd Neal didn't have socks appeal? Ch, those red socks!! April I' VIOOH 'IIHCIV 5'6. Operctta, Crowning of the Gypsy Queen. 8. Commercial Club trip to Dreshers. Last day before spring vacation. Howard Kingston and Bernice Wallace elected to speak at Baccalaureate. 11116. Springtvacation Very wet. l 19. Central vs. South 1f7 12Aand 12B Party, Mary Cooper's Studio 21. State Commercial Contest-Hasting-South takes second place. 22. Rose Derlo wants it clearly understood that she hasn't the mumps. Mumps the word. North vs, South Of12 26. Creighton vs. South 6f14 28. S. H. H. S. visit historical points at Council Bluffs. 29. Tech. vs. South 4f6 May 2. Portia hold Mothers Day Tea at the home of jane Walker. Orchestra broadcastvfrom W. O. W. at 8:30 P. M. 3. Vesta Banquet in Cafeteria. 4. Junior B's partyf'Room 250. 5. Tech vs SouthffTrack Meet. Mass Meeting for Music Contestants. 6. Central vs South 2f10 7. Music Contestants at Lincoln. 8. Electrical Club visits Dresher Plant. 10. North vs. South 0'9. 11A class hike to Child'sPoint. 11. Dramatic Art Plays. O Joy San, MA Case of Suspension, Please Omit Flowers, benefit of Tooter Annual fund and Atheletics. 12. Minerva Banquet at Blackstone. S. H. H. S. elect Ralph Harvestine president for Next semester. Editor's birthday-school dismissed at end of tenth period. ..R- ----- ---- ---- M 1 na2....-- '------ ---- - tx'41Lsu4 1194 Lswzfz:iiu:Lgv4:Lgmtiv41trwmmg mmm I - T 13 16 17. 18 19 20 24 25 South vs. Tech. 2f5 first defeat of season. Nomination for May Queen periods 6 and 7. Eleanor Hefflinger and Lucille Badham candidates for election. City Press Club Banquet-South High Cafeteria. Lucille Badham chosen May Queen period 3. . S. T. L. Banquet at Y. W. C. A. Grade school clubs meet to make plans for Annual Picnic Lincoln High school vs. South-Golf at Lincoln. All School Picnic. Lucille Badham crowned May Queen by Evelyn Skelton pres ident of Student Council. 26 27 fame 1 2 10 12 13 14 15 16 16 17 18 South vs. Creighton-Tennis. South vs. Benson-Golf. . Senior B Truck Party at Blair. Commercial Club hike to Walkizig Club Shack. Senior Mass Meeting-Talk by A.J.Dunlap. Baccalaureate-Tech High Auditorium, Rev. R.R.Brown. Senior Banguet-Ad Sell Restrauant Crill Room. Penrod Senior Class Play South High Auditorlum. Penrod Senior Class Play South High Auditorium. Senior Breakfast-8 A.M. at Elmwood Park. Senior Matinee-3 PM. Riveria Theatre. Commencement ExercisesETech High Auditorium. Z Alumini Banquet South High Cafteria. 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Bullet'--nut Coffee carries tlwe clmarm of tl1e Orient s ?5 'fQ - ' ff q' and Occxdent and will please with its clwarrn and delicious- l f ness as a trip to tliese sunny foreign lands. 0 i P 8, GALLAGHE Co 0 ff 'ii R . .22 jrf H gifi kl ,E - . W. ugilffii' L iminuunnnunnuu ms ml , 1-I 'elf ,L hifi J -Eli A ' 'Qi 2 f - ff , ,4Qjgsf:inq'x1,'4E.v,-x s3,i,,:f..fC 2y,1Tl,.,., , A , , Qi, I. In -fig bl, :la A111141 F 4 -.fu : .5 'Z-If-is-1'QZ45ZllS2i'g,.iq --Qi, s - 4 4- -. l9',.:?r55f'-'-s D , fic-Q? gissfffiiks-J J J f f was Xfce, 4' . are-' J t r 1.-se w --v ' 45 9 I ' -' - K g ...Z 0 3533883323-ZQSSWSZRQQGWMWK Miss Compton: Where is Berlin? Dale All: In New York, writing a new song hit! ' Lois Etter: The other day that horrid clerk spilled ice cream on me. Dot Holman: Sweet on you, eh? S Bernice Wallace: XVhat do you say if we tie for life? Bob Wheeler: I cauft I'm knot your bow. I suppose that you read Shakespeare? Tom Myler: Oh, ,ycsl I read all of his stuff as soon as it comes out. Y Ed. Murray: Gee! Theres an awful lot of girls stuck on mel. ft gl Ed. Vail: Yeh'? They must be an awful lot. S If Dudley Lang, freshman stayed up all night trying to see the point to one of his professors jokes, and then it dawned on him. john Goodman: What did Franklin say when he discovered electricity in lightning? Ivlarion Arnett: Nothing, he was too shocked. Senior fthrowing off his cap and gown after IT was overj : Educated, h'gsh! et You can lead a horse to water, But you cannot make him drink. You can drive a Latin pony, L But you cannot make it think.-Ex. ' K. A ftelling storyl z Well, the evening wore on. Q, B Qlooking wisej: It did, eh? What did it wear? U A: Well, if you must know, I believe it wore the close of a summer's day.-Ex. a qs Rolland Groves: Did you hear of the street accident? fig Antonette Z: Why, no! What was it? use ft. R. G. Why, a woman had her eye on a seat and a man sat on it. ,A A. B.: I'm going to get a new dress to match my complexion. C. D Gee! Handfpainted dresses are pretty expensive aren t they? 4 if' I, Lincoln wrote the Gettysburg address while riding from Washington to Gettysburg ,gg on an envelope. i C 3 May I help you to alight, said he to the miss in the car. No I don't smoke, was the hot answer. G Q. . We have the finest line of candies and up'tofdate SODA SERVICE , if MRRRRRRRERRRRllRRRR!!!BRRERRRRRRREERERRRRRHRIERRRRRMRRRRIRRR Q5 2? 'D MELCHER DRUG COMPANY S LEADING PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS. 4826 South 24 Street OMAI-IA SouthASide NEB. i '4 afar., - . v - V -sie: ral -'QNNPl+D1HfHrr1+lHWH9'S0dhh s944h61+l1NOd66l+D5HF+9F+6W41+O3f Setthng The Worlds Affairs 1 COMMEMORATE THE For this Big Moment, only one BIG DAY WITH A GIFT AS kind of giftfeloquence will trans' late the parental heart. And that is the kind most readily ENDURING AS THE LOVE THAT GOES WITH IT found at the jeweler's, whose gifts, like love itself, are ever- lasting. 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HOME OF PERFECT DIAMONDS ' 10 ' f 80 ercent of alll 3 l Headquarters l p t kilowledge is I I for Fountain Pens l gained through and Pencils also l Sight and 85 perl 4 Fraternity and scent of the peoplej lclass Emblem Ringsl have defective eyesl i and Pins 4 Have your Eyes tl examine . pau Jewelers d,w gg 3033283 Y -3 52133321133 E THE HALLMARK STORE 24TH STREET AT N SOUTH omAHA,NEE RRR!!IEUERZRIEIEIEI!!!KRAMER!!D!ERRRIQIEIQRRRIEEQIEIEEREEERRRRRRRRRRREEBRRR 2 Wet Wash 4 cents per lla. Semi F lat 6 cents per lh. Rough Dry 8 cents per lla. I-llNCl-IEY LAUNDRY if Market 4 7 50 ii avww- azonsewrxonxfwm' Qscoracorcroraonaozsuonufaz 39333233122 3233333332353 South High Recognized the merit of Interstate Equipment See these Tools in the Manual Training Department They were supplied INTERSTATE MAUHTNTRYK SUPPLY Till. A quarter Century in Omaha VAN SANT SCHOOL OF BUSINESS lN ITS Tl-llRT Y-SIXTH YEAR CO-EDUCATIONAL DAY AND EV ENING SCT-TOOLS Founded and mainminetl in the interests of young men, women and girls who seek interesting und profitalile employment. Those who are trained in the necessary skills and edncstcal in Llie- fundamvnt- als of business procedure find themselves welcomed and rewzlrdecl in the wage earning world to the exact degree of their own DPOTTCTCIIKQV. 'l'l1e VAN SANT Bulletin outlines our complet-0 vourses for tliost- who have graduated from High School, :md our summer courses for umlor-gradmites desirous of using tlu-ir vacations to advantage. Ask for it. lone C. Duffy 205 So.lEltli St. Uinalm, Neliraskn , ,,. 53 333333P3 ,CLTQ 4. 0333333J3333f'n3i333333 532 , 2 si 3 's 3 1 I E 9 2 9 I 9 5 2 5 2 .9 2 9 C83 332243283 2832333283313 ' 33283 5 Q3 fi H Butter' and Ice Cream are essential foods, they contain more food energy than any other table dish. They are rich in vitamines! They form a balanced ration! But theres a difference in foods FOR YQUR HEALTI-VS SAKE Atways Demand ' 9 l S 766' Gzfeamf cy AZl K Ice Cream 3 WEDGEWOQD That Giard Creaemry Butter Churned Fresh Daily HARDENG CREAM CO. ONIAHA KANSASCITY DES MOINES 58350328323 13 V 'WB C83 223 283283 55 Us 39233333283-Z8332833iIs'33C2 .5 -V, f.'N ' 4' D -0.19 l'.Qv9'- lQvDf6vb'-l4,Q+O1 Q'3 'U DEPENDABLE COAL ALWAYS B ROADW ELL-ROBERTS CO. 4725 SO-24 lVlA.O66O AT- 0958 ll!lll!!RIYRRRIRRRRRRRRKRRRRRRRRRUERRRNRRRRRIQRRRRRRHRRRIR ROSELAND CONFECTIONERY ' 'Cleanliness Personiliedu The Soda water we serve is sure to please those who appreciate quality Try our toasted sandwiches lce cream 95.50 Per quart. Our Candies Pleases I I 8 I 8 I E S X I U 8 X S 'E S U S I 8' S X' S' Sl 8 X' 8' 8' U H 8' X I S 'E 8 U 'E 8 K' 8 8 K li 8 K E Y S' Y S' I f K' U S 8' S e .Wx QAGA 0 , Q A A g Q U in C RIT S Qu E 5 4. S- 0' qwwoo 96 CARI. 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Sof.- Joe's awfully absent minded, isn't he? Omar- Why? Sof.- Why, the other night he was driving his parents over a lonely road and they came to a particularly lonely spot and before he knew it he had parked the car. Ivirs. Hays: I have went. That's wrong isn't it? B. Werpi Yes, Ma'am. Mrs. Hays: Wliy is it wrong. Z B. Werp.: Because you ain't went yet. Instructor: Write your composition so that the most ignorant can understand it. Freshman: Which part of mine couldn't you understand? Miss Wehrs: What does A stand for in this reaction? Bidy : just a minute. I have it on the tip of my tongue. Miss Wehrs: Well, spit it out quick! It's Arsenic! Shelley: 'LHey, Deaver! Your engines smoking. Deaver: Well, it's old enough to. Evelyn Skeleton: Most people admire my mouth. Do you? Bob Gunderson: Do I? I think it's immense! Rose Derlo: I can't come Tuesday night I have to accompany Miss Shipherdf' fMeaning accompanying on pianoj . Bernice Vessendallz !'W61l 'Good Grief ! Can't Miss Shipherd get around by herself?,' RRZREEEIEKRRRRRREEROEIBRRRRIEREEEEEREIBERUBIQRRDEEIEERREEIERIEERRIBDERKRR H011 Top of the VVoild -accurately oxpresses AX 'he feeling ofthe man who has built up a reserve with us. His regular savings are is premiums on the liolirfy whioh insures his I future. n Systematic Savings Assures Success X' -1. 5 Ry t flirt ia was GUMMERGIAL SAVINGS 80 LUAN ASSUCIATIUN K gig uw 2 4824 South 24th St. i ' mix k.AkxJ'4.J . 1 Omaha , Nebraska . 4 To the Class of 1927 1 A o ' Our Compliments and Q A Q4-.Lf ,f ,f , Best Wlshes for Your f J.. -T -if A K ,X 'SR 5'3,f1:? ,1 ' . Z- Success IH the Future 3. Q. DOUGLAS SHGE STORE St 4918 South 24th street South Gmaha Z MRHRHRRKRERREEEHHKQKZRRERKERHRQRY QP! YV!! KHP RREEHR3?.5?.3i3'?,YCl?.R32R9Y,31S?. gf fs Qs' fs - - T t..,..t Q HYW Gmce esn ?aSe?5u'Try wwkm - - IZWM' E 1 t -eee ' FTREETS Q i Y JX AV we l' e t an e 53 QWCFDENXNQPBZESZOBKGBKGBWSWUW wxUQ.'w2U w3w3w3WBU nm2r2 Godfrey's Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry. 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