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

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(tier4 5 pf JUNIORS Gregor Andrcascn Luclla Brenneis Lawrence Bills Darlene Campain Eddie Cooper Mary Ellis Darlene Evans Richard Francis Donna Grape Della Hansen Harold Johnson Eddie Jones Junior Koop Don Matya Nadeen McColl Bob McLain Myrna Milburn Don Moore Milford Myhre Charlotte Olson Donna Potter Robert Price Evelyn Reardon Norman Reardon Janet Schack Norman Scott Rita Shotkoski Eugene Sorenson JoAnn Swanson Roberta Tierney Harold Thompson Robert Westmore Don Zimmerman

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SENIORS LIGIITNER WKItTS CORINNE LIGHTNER College Prep. Treasurer President 1. Glee 12 3 4, Chorus 1 2 3 4. Mixed Quartet 1 4. Flute Solo 3. Albion Clinic 3 4, Band Clinic 4. Band Dept. 12 4. Junior Play. FHA 1 2 3 4. District President 3. Chapter President 3, GAA 3, President 3, Pep Club 4. Purple Masque 13 4, Vice-President 3 4. All-State 3. Beaver Staff, Maroon Staff. Girl's State REARDON SPEAS TAYLOR DAN REARDON, College Prep, FT A. MARILYN SPEAS, Commercial, Glee 1 2 3 4. Chorus 1234 JUNIOR TAYLOR. General. Football 2 3 4. Captain 4. Basketball 2 3 4. Class President 3. S E Club 3 4, President 3 DELORES WERTS, Commercial. Glee 1 2 3. Chorus 1 2 3 4. FHA 1 2.

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JUNIORS The Juniors, the largest class in school with 34, are the ''sophisticated'' class of 1949. They rank well up in scholastic standing and hold a fine record in nt'.endance and promptness. The class is well represented in basketball, football and track. Four received major letters in football and two in basketball. In music the class has been quite active and show much promise for their senior year. The Purple Masque has six from this class next year. With this talent and some not previously discovered, the play, They Gave Him a Co-ed'' was presented on November 18,-to a highly appreciative audience. This is described in detail on page 31. Th class also contributed of their talent and effort toward the success of the One-Act Plays in the Festival on March 16. They were responsible for the biggest event of the year. The Style Show, Dream Island. This beautiful and gala occasion brought joy to an immense crowd which numbered many persons from afar. Complete description may be found later in the book. As a fitting climax to an active year they gave the annual Junior-Senior Banquet, followed by the P-om. The high school gym was very beautifully decorated for the occasion. With the experiences of the past three years and their very evid‘ it ability this class should carry on and be a credit to S E H S. President Norman Scott Vice President Don Matya Secretary News Reporter Robert Westmore Treasurer Evelyn Reardon « » MOTTO: Education, like a river, started with a stream. COLOR: Blue and Silver FLOWER: Pink Carnation SPONSORS: Mrs. Anderson and Mr. Peterson —11—