University of Nebraska Kearney - Blue and Gold Yearbook (Kearney, NE)

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Gertrude Bedford, Blackbird Aspasian Spanish Club Y. W. C. A. “Domestic Science is her specially. A splendid housewife she will be” Isabelle Cameron, Kearney Spanish Club Glee Club W. A. A. “Dark eyes are dearer far than those that mark the hyacinthine bells.' Ih’LDAii C. Bone. Kearney French Club “She hears in her soul the music of u on d erf a ! in e I tidies. ' Oma C, Cady. David City President, Women's League Academy of Science and Mathe- matics Y. W, C A. Assistant Business Manager. Blue and Gold “Her words are theorems Her thoughts are problems Alma Clark. York Catholic Cluh Aspasian “She has two eyes soft and brown Take care. She gives a side glance and looks down—Beware. Emma Clark. Cedar Rapids Aspasian Y. W. C. A. Academy of Science and Mathe- matics “Of her it is said She is a brilliant mom tin.” Mae Cruise. Kearney Y. W. C. A. Theater Arts League The mildest manners and the most gentle heart. Always ready to do her part. '

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Senior History. To tell in full the glorious history Of the class of twenty-four Would he a burden most stupendous We ll tell the chief things, nothing more. In September, nineteen-eighteen One hundred Freshmen of true blue Started out upon the journey With their sponsors brave and true. In this year we had two picnics. Joined a class in Fil'd Cross work. Had a party with the Sophomores. And our studies did not shirk. Nineteen-nineteen found us Sophies That year coal was a scarce thing. Hence we had but one lone party And a picnic ill the spring. Next year as Jolly Juniors A hardlimes party was enjoyed. And to entertain the Seniors A formal banquet was employed. Now a very strange thing happened. We were Sophomores as of yore For in twenty-one was added Senior College, two years more. Of the many happy functions We will mention only two— The party given by our sponsors And the jolly oyster stew. We also went in lor dramatics (It should have been our Senior year) Twice the '‘Scarecrow” was presented, And drew many a round of cheer. A breakfast in the morning. We were Juniors now at last, A banquet for the stately Seniors And the next mile post was passed, A picnic in the early Autumn Of our glorious Senior year; A kid party in Lhe winter Oiler memories we’ll hold dear. At last the time has come, we’re leaving, Upon you the burden rests To keep faith with K. S, T. C. We trust that you will do your best, —Leone Jackson.

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Clay Daggett. Kearney Business Manager of I lit- Antelope Emanons Y. M. C. A. Debate “It e think he'll he a louver; He lores to argue.'' Gi.knn Denton. Bladen Men are only hoys grown tail; Hearts don't change much after all” An LINK D UNDER. Palmer Academy of Science and Mathe- matics Y. W. C. A. “Speech is silver, silence gold.'' Edna Graham. Friend Aspasiam (ilee Club Camp Tire President, Marlowe Dramatic Club Zealous in all her undertakings.” Verne Grot he. Tekanwh K Club French Club Glee Club Y. M. C. A. Had he Hi ed in ancient Greece He would have been first in Olytn pics I, eon k J a c k so n . Kearney Senior Editor. Blue and! Gold Catholic Club “Our most brilliant gem” Jenm e J a coils. Fitch field Secretary. Senior Class Aspasian Y. W. C. A. W. A. A. “A charming lady with dainty wayst Who believes that neatness always pays.