St Edward High School - Beaver Yearbook (St Edward, NE)

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THE BEAVER EDNA CARLTON “Reddie” Normal Training Glee Club; Girls Club; “Excuse Me”; Editor Maroon; “A Parliament of Servants”. “She had so many bright ideas her hair turned red.” ALTA CUMMINGS Normal Training Girls Club. Gentle, kind and losing friend, liver soil ling aid to lend. ARNOLD HORN “Gundy” Commercial Hi V; Orphcum; Student Council. When me and work fell out.' FRANK AGAN Commercial I work for pleasure of working, and ne'er in my life was caught shirking.” PAULETTA ANDREASON Normal Training Glee Club; Girls Club. Thy modesty is a candle to thy merits.” MAE NELSON Willing, Mindful, Determined.” MARVIN NELSON “Marve” Classical Basketball 1. 2. 3, 4; Basketball Captain; Baseball; Operetta; Glee Club; Orphcum; “Silas Marner”; Hi Y; Student Council. The best good fellow that acr was.” AUBREY PARROTT Commercial Baseball; Basketball; Hi Y. Always toiling while in school. He never, never broke a rule—r 1 9 2 5 l —1 C Page Eleven

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■ the Beaver I' EDGAR GREIG “Greig” Classical (lice Club; Hi Y; Operetta; Maroon Reporter. “My home is in Heaven, I'm just here on a visit.” ALMA JOHNSON Normal Training “P.e they ci'er so wonderful. There’s no one like Alma.” IONA BECKLAM Normal Training “Thoughtful and serious as she may seem, her mind may entertain many a wonderful dream.” LEROY PHILLIPS “Flip” Commercial “Excuse Me”; “Spirits”; Freshman President. “Of all the blessins’ ladies arc the soothinests.” NEl'TIE STOUT Normal Training Girls Club; Basketball. “She is full of pep, helping to give the school a rep.” FERN ROBERTS “Squirrely” Normal Training Glee Club; Basketball. “A happy heart »s much more to he chosen than great fame.” EDWARD REARDON “Eddie” Commercial Basketball; Baseball. “There never was a woman that a man could trust.” FRANCIS WRAY “Goofey” Commercial Glee Club; Hi Y; Basketball; Operetta; “Excuse Me”; “The Tenth Commandment”; “Silas Marner”; Sophomore President; Yell Leader; “Bluebeard”. “Greater men than I may have been born, but I doubt it.” C Paae Ten ] 1 9 2 5 C

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m THE BEAVER UL JUST A LITTLE HISTORY A crowd of ’25 graduates had gathered together to talk over old times. The vvhole class had come except a few who were out of town. “Say, do you remember the day we started in High School as green Freshies?” asked Zoda. “The Seniors said they couldn’t tell us from the grass when we were out on the lawn.” “I guess we were pretty green”, said Charlotte, “but remember the good times we used to have.” “Yes, the High School mixer for instance,” spoke up Arnold. “When they initiated us by making us ride a cow.” “Do you remember our first class meeting?” asked Kdna Carlton. “LeRov was president I believe.” “Yes! and Miss Cook was our sponsor,” spoke up Edgar. “I don’t believe I’ll every forget the Christmas party when Francis Wray was Santa Claus,” said Zoda. “Yes and the party we had out at the Bluffs,” said Ruby. “Remember we had hard boiled eggs. Anina and Christina were here then too.” “Yes and Raymond and Bill too,” said Don. “Do you remember the next year how we initiated the Freshies?” asked Alta. “Yes! Miss Grant was our sponsor then and we won a quarter holiday in some contest,” replied Edw'ard. “Allan and Edwin were with us that year,” said Marve. “Yes and Irene and Marcella,” said Mabel. Miss Dirks wras our sponsor the next year and do you remember our Breakfast Party,” asked Francis. “Oh yes! and our party at Alta’s when we found out six could ride in my Coupe,” said LeRoy. “And the fun we had practicing for “Excuse Me”, exclaimed Charlotte. “And the wonderful Junior-Senior Banquet. Dorothy was toast-mistress,” spoke up Zoda. “Forrest started school that vear. All you girls remember Forrest and his car,” said Allan. “I started that year too,” said Frank. “I too,” said Venita. And I,” chorused Alma and Iona. “Yes and Venita won first in the Declamatory contest,” said Ella. My, weren’t we sedate when we were Seniors? Miss Dirks was our sponsor again and we won every contest,” said Venita. “Do you remember the party at Albion?” asked Iona. Y'es! and at Olys,” said Mabel. “Parties weren’t the only thing either,” said Evan. Our class had some real basketball players.” A es! Marve and Beulah were Captains of the boys’ and girls’ teams,” said Don, “and there was Zoda and Mabel on the girls’ team and Allan and Francis and Edward on the boys’ team. “Yes and Fern and Nettie too,” said Edgar. “ I be play and banquet and those last few weeks seem like a dream to me. We were so busy and had such a good time,” remarked Dorothy. Well, I must be getting back to business,” said Arnold. What time will you be ready to go to the cross-word Puzzle Club, Evan?” About three.” That’s fine. “I must be (going home to get dinner,” said Maude. Floyd always wants his dinner as soon as he gets home.” “Yes, I believe we had all better be going. Phis was a great treat to meet everybody and talk over the golden memories of High School days.”