University of Nebraska Omaha - Tomahawk / Gateway Yearbook (Omaha, NE)

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Graduates RUTH ARL.4NDER, B. A. Class President, 4; President Y. W. C. A., 3; Vice-President Y. W. C. A, 4; Bacucy, 1-2; Los Sabios, 3-4; Mathematics Assistant, 4. A quiet, modest and unassuming personality is our class president. She is indeed ivorthy of this honor. KENNETH C. BAKER, B. A. Phi Sigma Phi; President Booster Club, 4; Pres- ident Student Council, 4; President Sociology Club, 4; President Dramatic Club, 4; Pan-Hel- lenic, 4; Mystic 13 , 4; President Junior Class, 3; Vice-President Booster, 3; Athletic Manager, 2, 3; Dramatic Club, 1-4; Gala Day, 1-4; Pres- ident Sophomore Class, 2; President Booster Club, 2; Board of Publishers, 1, 2; President Tennis Club, 3; Treasurer Tennis Club, 2; Tennis Team, 2, 3; Senior Track, 4; Chairman of Cap and Gown Committee, 4; Zoology Assistant, 2; History Assistant, 2; Gateway Weekly, 1, 2; Gateway Annual, 2, 3. Ken has a way all his own of collecting honors. Just look at the list. HENRY F. He sure can debate, of anything. BRANDT, LL. B. He can argue anybody out MRS. EMMA PIERCE COLE, B. A. We feel highly honored in having Mrs. Cole grad- uate with our class. Mrs. Cole is not only an asset to our school but to our community at large end has won for herself remarkable distinction. INEZ CHESTNUT, B. A . One of our dignified seniors. RALPH GILFREY, B. Sc. Phi Rho Sigma; Theta Phi Delta. A fine fellow; may he never run out of patients . . v■ v■ V1V■v %%v■ vw ' ■s v v■v v v sv v VA v■v ■■■ ■ PAGE TWENTY-ONE

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19 2 4 RUTH ARLANDER, President AGNES UNDELAND. Vice-President DAVID ROBEL, Secretary-Treasurer Class of 1924 ONCE MORE, as in years past, the seniors have crowned themselves with glory. Never before in the history of our University has there been a more enterprising, energetic and enthusiastic class of students, all of whom have been ardent supporters of the U. of 0. The Class of ' 24 has been active during the whole year, under the efficient leadership of the following officers: Preside nt, Ruth Arlander; Vice-Pres., Agnes Undeland; Sec.-Treas., David Robel. The class has been filled with remarkable talent and genius. With this marked character- istic, the seniors have put across all they have attempted, including special assemblies, senior day, skip day, etc. The class has contributed whole-hearted support to all student activ- ities and has supported all enterprises undertaken in the University. Al- though comparatively small in numbers, the seniors have filled the gap with quality, good spirit and continual boosting for the best interests! of the school. In taking their departure from the U. of O. the seniors express to all the student body and friends of the University their best wishes and a spirit of goodwill which they trust will last etenially. mV, ' PACE TWF.NTV

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19 2 4 Graduates CECIL MAUDE COMPTON, B. A. One who exemplifies the old saying that Per- sistency will win. CLINTON JOHN FRANK, B. A. Mr. Frank has made many friends during his short stay at the U. of 0. We are glad to have him graduate with us. HAROLD HUDSPETH, LL. B. Lambda Phi. Huddy will make his mark in the world. One of our best looking lawyers. MADELINE JOHNSTON, B. A. Once we saw Madeline without a smile But she stopped studying after a while. T. B. DYSART LL. M. Has taught the green freshies elementary law for eleven years. Many an Omaha attorney started his career under him. WILLIAM BURTON, LL. M. Lambda Phi. Our Torts instructor certainly deserves his mas- ter ' s degree. Cases are his hobby. PACE TWKNTY-TWO