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DENNY AUCH AR D D ept, o f Mathe足 matics, Assistant Coach.

A. H . B E R C E N D ept, o f Social Sci足 ence, H istory, Dean o f men.

CH ARLES BISSET Head, D ept, o f Social Science, History

Forrest and D on check up on the latest events with Mary Lou and M avde while the mail situation is being surveyed b y P rof. H uebert and Dr. Savery.

E D IT H M .

CALLENDER Head, D ept, o f Englisfc

DON ALD D A N K E R D ept, o f H istory and Political Science

H OPE F A R R E R Manager o f B ook Store, Dramatics

B E R T H A RIGGS BOONE D epartment o f Music

MRS. O . L. D ON OH O E D ept, o f Physical Education 1 9 0 5 -1 9 4 9

BO B GILLESPIE D ept, o f Mathe足 matics, Assistant Coach

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M RS. H O W A R D D ept,

of

H A R R IS

Physical Educa足

tion

M YRO N L. H O L M D ept, o f Education, Registrar

LEE H U E B E R T D ept, o f English

A R TH U R K E L L IM D ept, o f Music

GLAD YS PEARSON D ept, o f Music

JAMES A . K O O N T Z Head, D ept, o f Music

J. CLIFFO RD M O RGAN Head, D ept, o f Classical Language, Bible

W IL L IA M C. NOLL Head, Dept, o f Biology JSEAL B. PARSONS Head Coach

ED A L. R A N KIN Head, D ept, o f Piano

MILLICENT

SAVERY

Dept, o f Education

ALDEN B . SEARS D ept, o f Psychology

AL Z E R W E K H

Librarian

REGEISOS Hostess o f the Dininii R o om

D ELE TH E . W E ID L E R

Head, D ept, o f M od-

Head, D ept, o f Edu-

Speech

ern Languages

cation

College Pastor

MRS. E D IT H

ZELDA M . W A K E L IN

Head, Dept, o f

VAUGHN F. LEAM IN G

Head, Dept, o f Chemistry

L째U IS R A C H O W

IRENE S H IP L E Y

FANNY H A RRIS LUPER H ouse S o ft e r , Middlebrook Hall

G. T. S A V E R Y Business Manager

HELEN JO P O L K Treasurer

MRS. D . H . SILL Dietitian

M A RY LO U W A R N E R Secretary to President Vano 7?

ANDERSON, OPAL York, Nebraska M ajor Sociology, Pals, W AA , Y W C A, Panther Club, Chorus, Chapel Choir, Band, Cheer足 leader

BASON, RICH ARD HENRY, JR. York, Nebraska Major Mathematics, Zetas, Golf Team, Cheerleader

BERGLAND, JIM Glendive, Montana M ajor History, OBN, Recruits, Y M CA

CONNER, ELWIN K. Pomona, California M ajor Biology, Recruits, Pals

CROUNSE, NORMAN L. M cCool Junction, Nebraska M ajor English, Pals, YM CA, Student Pastor

DEEVER, PAU L STANLEY Penalosa, Kansas M ajor Phil.-Psych., Zetas, OBN, Y M CA, Sandburr Staff, Student Minister

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DVORAK, BERNICE Swisher, Iowa M ajor Sociology, Y W C A , R e足 cruits, Zetas, Student Council

D YER, DENZEL L. M cCool Junction, Nebraska M ajor Chem.-Math., Pals

EPP, GEORGE E. Henderson, Nebraska M ajor History

FAH RING, M A R K S. Salina, Kansas M ajor History, Y-Club, Foot足 ball, Student Council

FA R R ER, RALPH W AY N E Sioux City, Iowa M ajor History, Y-Club, Pals, Football, Basketball

FRIESEN, DENNIS JAMES Henderson, Nebraska M ajor Biology, Football, Base足 ball, Basketball, Pre-Med.

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HOLM, JOHN York, Nebraska M ajor Chem. Math.

JACKSON, M A R Y KATH ERIN E Adrian, Missouri M ajor Expression, YW CA, IRC, PALS, Sandburr, Alpha Psi Omega

K AM M , FAITH Arkansas City, Kansas Major English, Y W C A , Zetas, Y . F.

K AM M , FRAN K Platte City, Nebraska M ajor Biology, Y M CA, Zetas, Pre-Med. Club

KENNEDY, OPAL La Crosse, Washington M ajor Sociology, Y W C A , IRC, LW R, Y .F .

K ILP A TR IC K , ALFRED G. York, Nebraska M ajor History-Religion

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KOONTZ, GEORGE FREDERICK Des Moines, Iowa Speech Major, Alpha Psi Omega, Pals

LAKE, R ICH ARD L. York, Nebraska History M ajor

LANGENBERG, RACH EL Alma, Nebraska Sociology Major, Pantherettes— Vice President, W A A , Student Council, Panther Club, Pals, Touring Choir, Chapel Choir, YW CA

LIGHT, DONALD R. Salina, Kansas Philosophy-Psychology Major, Y M CA — Program Chairman, OBN

M ARTINEZ, ALBERTO Vallecitos, N. M. Biology Major, Football, Basket­ ball, Y-Club — Sergeant-at-arms, Zetas, Track

MEDSKER, FR A N K DALE Glendive, Montana Sociology

Major,

LW R,

OBN—

Sec.-Treas., Y-Club

MEEKER, CLAROLYNN Enid, Oklahoma Sociology M ajor, Pnntherettes— Drill Captain, Zetas— Pres., W AA , YW C A, Touring Choir, Marathon

MILLER, EVAN EUGENE Benedict, Nebraska United States History Major, Bas足 ketball, PALS, Touring Choir, Y-Club

M ILLER, RICH ARD A. Ventura, Iowa Philosophy-Psychology OBN, LW R, PALS,

Major, Touring

Choir

NOLL, DONALD York, Nebraska United States History M ajor

PO RTER, W A R REN VINCENT Aurora, Nebraska Philosophy Major, Student Council-Pres., OBN-Pres., Zetas, Press Guild

RIDDLE, LOIS ERNESTINE Brookfield, Mo. English Major, LW R, Zetas, YW CA-Sec., Senior Class-Sec.

RIGGS, BETTY JEAN Merna, Nebraska European History Major, PALS, Sandburr Staff, YW CA-Financial Sec., Senior Class-Treas.

SM ELTZER, PAULINE Fulton, Mo. Religious Education Major, YW CA-Program Chairman, LW RChorister, PALS, IRC, W AA , Chapel Choir, Touring Choir

SMITH, LYNN York, Nebraska Sociology Major, Zetas

SPEECE, ROSS LAW REN CE York, Nebraska Mathematics M ajor

VORCE, FREDERIC W ., JR. Brookfield, Mo. Drama Major, Sandburr— Editor, Alpha Psi Omega, Tennis, Club, Football, Zetas.

Y-

W A Y , D ELM AR L. Surprise, Nebraska Mathematics Major, Football, Bas­ ketball, Track

W IT H A M , GERALD B. Agra, Kansas History M ajor

W OCH NER, R E X L. York, Nebraska Psychology and Biology Majors, PALS

YA TE S, OREN J. Phoenix, Arizona History M ajor

Juniors

ALLISON, ROLLAND

BOONE, CHARLES A.

M ORTON

Hamlet, N. C.

Woodston, Kansas

English Major, Pals

U. S. History Major, Band, Zetas, Panther Club, Cheer­ leader, Y M CA

BREKKE, BEVERLY A. Bozeman, Montana Psychology

BOTT, CARL K.

Major,

W .AA.,

Y.W .C.A., Zetas, Pantherettes

Alexander, Kansas Pol. Science Major, Zetas, Chorus, Y-Club, Basketball

CARPENTER, ROSELLA J. Espanola, New Mexico Chemistry

BROW N, LOW ELL HENRY

Major,

Y.W .C.A..

Pals, W .A.A., L.W.R.

Williamsburg, Kansas History Major, LW R, OBN DEVER, LOIS M ARIE Adrian, Missouri DE CAMP, W. H.

Rel. Education Major, Y.W .C.A., L.W .R., Zetas, W.A.A., Pan­

York, Nebraska History Major, Football, Band, Pals

therettes, Chorus

EASTM AN, ELVIN J. DOUGHERTY, ALLISON RAYM OND Falls City, Nebraska Social Science Major, Student trainer, Football, Basketball.

Twin Falls, Idaho 1

U. S. History, Pol. Sc. Major, Pals, Chapel Choir, Y.M.C.A., Student Council, T o u r i n g Chorus, I.R.C.

Baseball EMBREE, ROBERT A RTH U R Merna, Nebraska EMBREE, PAU L E.

Psy.-Phil. Major, Pals, Y.M.-

York, Nebraska

C.A., L.W .R., Chorus, O.B.N.

Math Major, Pals, Y.M.C.A., Track,

Football,

Marathon

Staff

“ I wonder what this chemistry test is going to be lik e ?”

Eugene Weaver knows he’ ll need the refreshment b e f o r e he’ s through with all those slides.

ERFOURTH, DONALD K., St. James, Minnesota— Math Major, Y-Club, Zetas, Football, Basketball, Tennis, Sandburr Staff, Alpha Psi Omega EMERICK,

CHARLES,

Portland,

Oregon— Biological-Chemistry

Ma­

jor, Zetas, Student Council, Y-Club, Football FERGUSON, A R T H U R A., Friend, Nebraska— U. S. History Major, Basketball, Baseball, Track

FILLMAN, W AR REN B., York, Nebraska— Math Major, Zetas FOSTER, KENNETH, Benedict, Nebraska— Chemistry Major, Zetas FROST, ALB ER TA, Rulo, Nebraska— Education Major, L.W .R., Y.W .C.A., Zetas, I.R.C., Pantherettes, Sandburr Staff

HARRIS, GEORGE A., York, Nebraska— Chemistry Major, Y.M .C.A., L.W .R., Pals HEDRICK, STANLEY, Gresham, Nebraska— History Major, Football, Basketball, Track, Y-Club, Pals HERGERT, FORREST, Benedict, Nebraska— Sociology Major, Zetas, I.R.C., Sandburr Staff

HERRON, LESLIE R., Ames, Iowa— English M ajor, Y.M .C.A., Y-Club HOFF, GEORGANN L., Los Alamos, New M exico— Expression Major, Zetas, W .A.A., Chorus, Y.W .C.A. K IR K PA T R IC K , DORIS LEONE, Overland, Missouri— Sociology Major, Panther Club, Choir, W .A.A., Pantherettes, Student Council

Lowell Brown works out on the bars before a fight.

K URTZ, LETA

LANDIS, GEORGE E.

Alton, Kansas Sociology

Seward, Nebraska Major,

Y .W .C A .,

L.W .R., Zetas

LOW ER, D ARRELL

M ARQUEZ, CORA

York, Nebraska Chemistry-Biology Club

Physical Science Major, I.R.C., Band, Zetas, Chorus

Santa Fe, New Mexico Major,

Y-

Speech

Major,

Y.W .C.A.,

Pals, L.W.R.,

W .A.A.,

Panther-

ettes

M ARVEL, GEORGE CLAIR

MATHIS, JACK EDMAN

Valeda, Kansas

Parsons, Kansas

Sociology Major, Pals, L.W.R..

O.B.N., I.R.C., Y .M .C A .

Religion

Major,

L.W.R.,

O.B.N.

M EAD, CAROL YEVONNE

MILLER, LOIS ELIZABETH

Imperial, Nebraska

Dawson, Nebraska

English Major, L.W .R., Pals,

Expression

Y .W .C A ., Chorus

W .A.A., Y.W .C.A., L.W.R..

Student Council, Pantherettes

Major,

Pals,

Don W atson adds his artistic touch to the new Psychology Lab.

N ORDSTROM , JAMES R.

PATENAUDE, ROBERT J.

York, Nebraska

Indianapolis, Indiana

Psychology M ajor

U. S. History Major, L.W.R., Pals, O.B.N., Y .M .C A .

PORTER, FRANCES Aurora, Nebraska Expression Major, W .A.A., Y.W .C.A., Choir

RILEY, FRANCES Reedly, California Zetas.

Chapel

Religion Major, Pals, Library Assistant

Meet Georganne H o ff, the handy girl, messenger, and secretary o f A1 Zerwekh.

RILEY, GLEN D., Wichita, Kansas— Psychology Major, Pals, O.B.N., L.W .R., Marathon Editor SHAPLAND, RICH ARD , M cCool Junction, Nebraska— Amer. History Major, O.B.N., Y.M.C.A. STRONG, DEAN W ILLIAM , Garfield, Washington— Psy.-Phil. Major, Pals, Y.M .C.A., O.B.N., L.W.R.

SUKOVATY, CHARLES, Powell, Nebraska— Pol. Science Major, Zetas, Football, Baseball, Basketball UNGER, ALLEN L.W.R.

L.,

URBACH, RICH ARD

Loveland,

Colorado— Religion

Major,

O.B.N.,

H., York, Nebraska— Religion Major, O.B.N.,

L.W.R.

W ALK ER, CATHERINE, Maize, Kansas— Speech Major, Pantherettes, Pals, Y.W .C.A., Panther Club W ATSON, DON E., York, Nebraska— History Major, Y-Club W ATSON , MAUDE Y.W .C.A.

RUTH,

Dacoma,

Oklahoma— English

Major,

W EAVER, EUGENE, Tulsa, Oklahoma— Biology Major, Pals, Panther Club, Cheerleader, Chorus, Chapel Choir W OELFLE, M A R Y , Loveland, Colorado— Biology Y.W .C.A., Pals, Chapel Choir, W .A.A. WOELFLE, PAU L HERM AN, Loveland, O.B.N., Y.M .C.A., Pals, L.W.R., I.R.C.

Major, , L.W.R.,

Colorado— English

George Harris’ ever ready smile greets tis from the chemistry store­ room.

Major,

Sophomores AUSTIN, LEO: Minneapolis, Kansas.

BATES, L U C Y : L.W.R., Zetas.

Alton,

Kansas— Pantherettes,

W .A.A.,

Y.W .C.A.,

BEAN, CH ARLES: Des Moines, Iowa— Y-Club, Sec.-Treas., Football, Tennis.

June Keener and Bob Pearman perform for the sophomore recep­ tion.

BENFER, B A R B A R A : Robinson, Kansas— W .A.A., Pantherettes, Drill Captain, Y.W .C.A., Chapel Choir, Traveling Choir, Zetas.

BERGLAND,

JOHN:

Glendive,

Montana— Stude.nt Council,

L.W.R.,

Program Chairman, Pals, Treas., Y.M .C.A., Chorister, O.B.N., Choris­ ter, I.R.C. BRANDENBURG, M abel: Russell, Kansas— Pals, Choir, Traveling Choir, Sophomore Class Sec.

Y.W .C.A.,

Chapel

BRANSON, RAYM OND K .: Tulsa, Oklahoma— O.B.N., L.W .R., Gospel Team Chr., Pals.

BREKKE, H ELEN: Harlem, Montana— Pals, L.W.F. Pianist, Y.W .C.A., Vice-Pres., Pantherettes, Band.

BROOKE, JOHN R ICH ARD : York, Nebraska— Zetas.

Mathis,

G ifford,

Callahan,

Phelps harmonize to

and

the accom­

paniment o f Joyce Klingman,

The German class gives iheir ver­ sion o f Christmas.

BROW N , M ALCO LM : Garfield, Washington— Pals, Golf, Y-Club.

COLEMAN, JOAN: Riverdale, California— Pals, Pantherettes, Sec., Sophomore Class Treas., W.A.A., L.W .R., Y.W .C.A.

COOVER, JOHN: Parsons, Kansas— Zetas, Y.M .C.A., L.W .R., O.B.N. CREECH, MRS. FERN I.: York, Nebraska— Y.W .C.A.

DENTON, CARO L: York, Nebraska— W .A.A., Treas., Y.W .C.A., Press Guild, Sandburr, Rewrite Editor.

Pals,

L.W .R.,

I.R.C.,

DEY, G LE N : Gresham, Nebraska— Basketball.

D VO RAK , LAV O N A: Swisher, Iowa— Zetas, Sec., Press Guild, Libr., Sandburr, News Ed., W.A.A., Student Council, Sec.-Treas., Marathon, Soph. Ed., Pan­ therettes, Y.W .C.A. EPP, P A T S Y : York, Nebraska— Zetas, Y.W .C.A.

FORBES, JOHN: York, Nebraska.

FOSTER, BONNIE: York, Nebraska— Zetas.

FRAN Z, V A L D A : Sutton, Nebraska— Pals, L.W .R., Y.W .C.A., Pres., W.A.A. Traveling Choir, Chapel Choir.

GEORGE, LESLIE: St. Louis, Missouri— Football, Zetas, Y-Club.

GRIMES, JAM ES: Woodston, Kansas.

GROEN, DARLENE: Olivet, South Dakota— W .A.A., Y.W .C.A., Zetas, Pantherettes, L.W.R., I.R.C., Sandburr, Alpha Psi Omega.

HOLM, JAM ES: York, Nebraska— Student Council.

KAM M , H ERBERT: Platte Center, Nebraska— Zetas, Y.M.C.A.

KEENER, JUNE: Loveland, Colorado— Pantherettes, Y.W .C.A., L.W .R., Pals.

LEGGETT, H A R D Y : York, Nebraska— Zetas, Sgt.-at-Arms, Pre-Med.

LEGGOTT, GEORGE L O R E N : Elwood, Nebraska— Football, Basketball, Base­ ball, Zetas, Y-Club.

MAESTAS, L U C Y : Alcalde, New M exico— L.W .R., Pantherettes, Pals, Sgt.-atArms, W .A.A., Y.W .C.A.

MANN, JOHN: Salem, Nebraska— Pals, Y-Club, Football, Panther Club.

M ILLER, B E V E R LE Y : Ventura, Iowa— Pals, Y.W .C.A., Treas., Pantherettes, W .A.A. Sec., L.W .R.

Panther Club,

Sec.-

M ILLER, RO B E R T : Cheyenne, Wyoming— Pals, Football, Basketball.

M ORAN, JOHN: York, Nebraska— Y-Club.

“ Giant” Riiy Branson sleeps in the face o f danger.

M OYER, R O B E R T : Thayer, Nebraska— Zetas, Pre-Med. M Y TH O LAR, A N ABE L: Shelby, Nebraska— Pantherettes, Treas., Panther Club, Cheerleader, Alpha Psi Omega, See., W .A.A., Y.W .C.A., Zetas.

NOBLE,

W ALTER:

York,

Nebraska— O.B.N.,

L.W.R.,

Custodian,

Y.M.C.A.,

Treas.

PEA RM AN , RO BERT:

Seneca, Nebraska— I.R.C., Sandburr, Marathon, Sports

Editor.

PENCE, D A LE : York, Nebraska.

PO TTE R,

JAM ES:

Peetz,

Colorado— Cheerleader,

Panther

Club,

Alpha

Psi

Omega, Treas., Chorus, Zetas.

ROCKHOLD,

CECIL:

Salina,

Kansas— Football,

Basketball,

Baseball,

Pals,

Y-Club.

ROM ERO,

REBECCA:

El

Valle,

New

M exico— L.W.R.,

Sec.,

Pantherettes,

W .A .A ., Traveling Choir, Y.W .C.A., Zetas.

SMITH, E. VINCEN T: Seattle, Washington— L.W .R., O.B.N., Y.M .C.A., I.R.C. SPAHR, K E ITH : Loveland, Colorado— L.W .R., O.BN, I.R.C., Y.M .C.A., Student Council, Pals.

SPEECE, A R T : York, Nebraska— Student Council, Zetas, Y-Club.

SVEHLA, R A Y M O N D : Friend, Nebraska— Y-Club, Student Council, Pals.

T A Y LO R , LAU RA JAN E: York, Nebraska— Zetas, Y.W .C.A. TH OM AS, E V E L Y N : Topeka, Kansas— Zetas, Vice-Pres., Pantherettes, Member­ ship Ch., Y.W .C.A., Traveling Choir, Chorus, Band, Soph. Class Pres.

W ATK IN S, W ILLIAM , JR.: York, Nebraska— Zetas, Basketball, Track, Y.M .C.A. W OOTERS, FR A N K : Broken Bow, Nebraska— Football, Basketball, Pals, Track, Baseball, Y-Club.

FRESHMEN ANDERSON, D A R R E L L: Laurel, Nebraska— L.W .R., O.B.N., Zetas, Chorus, Y.M .C.A. ANDERSON, DONNA: York, Nebraska— Y.W.C.A. BAKEW ELL, M A R IA N : Y.W .C.A., Band.

BENNETT, Band.

H ELEN :

Stapleton,

Sylvia,

Nebraska— Pantherettes,

Kansas— Pantherettes,

Y.W .C.A.,

Zetas,

Pals,

BERGER, BO YD: Waco, Nebraska— Football, Basketball.

BRAUN, H AN N AH : Henderson, Nebraska.

Rachel Langenberg and Manita Mattison guard the ballot box for Personality King.

BRAW N,

M ELVIN :

La

Mesa,

California— Zetas,

O.B.N.,

L.W.R.,

Chorus BRECKENRIDGE, LEON, Woodston, Kansas— Panther Club, Zetas BREKKE, A R L O W Y N :

Bozeman, Montana— Y.W .C.A., Zetas, Panther

Club, Pantheretts, L.W .R.

BROWN, T R U D Y : CALLAHAN, DICK: CARTER, A R D IT H :

Garfield, Washington— Pals York, Nebraska— Pals, Chorus, basketball York, Nebraska— Y.W .C.A., Zetas

CAVENDER, NOLA J E A N : York, Nebraska— Pals CONW AY, JO ANN: CRUZ, JOE:

York, Nebraska— Zetas, Y.W .C.A.

Espanola, New Mexico

DILLON, D A VID : EBAUGH, DON:

York, Nebraska Superior, Nebraska— Football, basketball

EDMONDS, H E R B E R T : MeLouth, Kansas— Basketball

ELLISON, BILL:

W aco, Nebraska— Basketball

FESSLER, M Y R O N : GIFFORD, R A Y :

GORDON, TE D : GROTZ, L A U R A :

Clarinda, Iowa— Pals, Band, Chorus

Friend, Nebraska— Football, basketball

Bradshaw, Nebraska— Pals York, Nebraska

H AM M AR, LEO NARD:

York, Nebraska— Chorus, Zetas

Rev. Thorson marries Glahn and Rabtick; one o f the penalties given in Freshman court.

H ARDER, W ILLIS: HECHT, RO SS: HOLM, DICK:

York, Nebraska

York, Nebraska— Zetas, golf York, Nebraska

JOHNSON, RU TH :

York, Nebraska— Y.W .C.A., Pals

JONES, DONALD:

York, Nebraska— L.W .R., Y.M.C.A., O.B.N.

JORDAN, M ARJO RIE:

Beloit, Kansas— Zetas, L.W.R.

K ILPATRICK ,

RETA:

Panama,

Nebraska — Pantherettes,

Zetas,

Y.W.C.A. KLINOM AN, JO YCE :

Green, Kansas—Pals, Y.W .C.A.

LARSEN, EUGENE:

Hampton, Nebraska— Football, basketball, track,

baseball, Zetas

MAHON, H A R O LD : M ARTINEZ,

Colton, Washington

M ANUEL:

Antonito,

Colorado— Football,

basketball,

baseball, pals M ATTISON,

M A N IT A :

Salina,

K an sas —

Pantherettes,

W .A.A.,

Y.W .C.A.

“ And what token do you have to seal this vow?” “ This cogwheel, Sir.”

M cGEE, G U Y L Y N : Cheerleader

Kansas City, Kansas— Pals, Panther Club, “ B”

M IERHENRY, IRENE— Stanton, Nebraska— L.W .R., Y.W .C.A., Pals M ORAN, F R A N K : York, Nebraska— Football, basketball

PETERS, JU ST IN A :

Henderson, Nebraska— Pals, L.W .R., Y.W .C.A.

PETTYGROVE, JIM :

York, Nebraska— Pals, Chorus

PHELPS, VERNON— Berryton, Kansas— Chorus, L.W.R.

PREUIT, EUGENE:

W aco, Nebraska— Basketball

RABUCK, PH Y LLIS: Moravia, Iowa— Pantherettes, Club, “ B” Cheerleader, Y.W .C.A. RAUSCHER, TH O M A S:

REGENOS, JAN ICE: Y.W .C.A., Chorus

Zetas,

Sutton, Nebraska

York,

Nebraska — Student

Council,

ROBINSON, V IR G IN IA : Harlem, Montana— Pantherettes, Club, “ B” Cheerleader, Y.W .C.A., Pals, Chorus SALAZAR, V IO LE T A : Y.W .C.A., L.W .R.

Panther

Alcalde,

New

Mexico— Pals,

Zetas,

Panther

Pantherettes,

SCHRADER. ED G AR: Y.M.C.A., Zetas

Santa

Ana,

California— O.B.N.,

L.W.R.,

SMITH, LLO YD : York, Nebraska SMITH, M A R T IN : Concordia, Kansas— Football, tennis

SOUKUP, B ILL: SPAHR, DO YLE:

Geneva, Nebraska— Football, baseball, basketball Loveland, Colorado— L.W .R., Y.M.C.A., Pals

STEPHENSON, D AVID :

Butler, M issou ri-F ootb a ll, O.B.N., L.W.R.

Hanna Braun and Millicent Savery prepare the Ad. Building

Christ­

mas tree.

SUAZO, V IC T O R : Antonilo, Colorado— Football, basketball TAYLO R, P A T R IC IA : York, Nebraska— Zetas, Y.W .C.A. TEINERT,

M ARJO RIE:

York,

Nebraska— L.W .R.,

Y.W .C.A.,

Pan­

therettes

THORSON, L A R R Y : San Diego, California— Football, basketball, Zetas, Y.M.C.A., O.B.N., L.W.R. THROCKMORTEN, GERALDINE: WALKER, CECIL: Santa L.W.R., Chorus, Track

WILSON, K ENNETH :

Cruz,

Van Wert, Iowa New

M exico— Football,

Earleton, Kansas— L.W .R., O.B.N.

ZINN, D ICK :

Russel, Kansas— Zetas, O.B.N., L.W.R.

b ro w n , ir is

: Garfield, Washington

Y.M.C.A.,

H ARRIS, N O R M A :

York, Nebraska— Sociology Major, Pals

ISLEY, NORM A JEAN : Grafton, Nebraska

I f you see the lights burning in the Chemistry lab late at night, it will more than likely be Denzel and John cooking up tomorrow’ s experiments.

Dpi Savery, and helpers L. Dvorak, H . Braun, M. Savery prepare the Ad. Building Christinas surprise.

H elen Jo has highjacked more college students than Jesse James ever dreamed about robbing.

Dr. W eidler listens with his ever present quality o f patience, to what a student has to offer the class.

Middlebrook Hall

O.B.N. Back R ow : K. Spahr, J. Bergland, R. Miller, K. Wilson, C. Marvel, L. Thorson, D. Stephenson, J. Coover, D. Strong, D. Jones, R. Branson Second R ow :

R. Shapland, W. Noble, F. Medsker, M. Brawn, J. Bergland, R. Patenaude, P. Deever, A. Unger, P. W oelfle,

D. Anderson Front R ow : Dr. Weidler, F. Winter, E. Smith, E. Schrader, R. Urback, L. Brown, R. Embree, J. Mathis, W . Porter, R. Zinn, Dr. Morgan

Recruits Back R ow : Dr. Morgan, A. Frost, F. Winter, D. Groen, J. Coover Seventh R ow : M. Teinert, J. Peters, H. Braun, H. Brekke, A. Brekke Sixth R ow : F. Kamm, P. W oelfle, L. Brown, G. Harris, C. Marvel, D. Stephenson, K. Spahr Fifth R ow : R. Carpenter, R. Patenaude, V. Franz, R. Embree, E. Conner, R. Urback, A. Unger Fourth R ow : M. W oelfle, V. Phelps, D. Strong, L. Kurtz, M. Brawn, L. Riddle, F. Riley

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Third R ow : O. Kennedy, R. Branson, P. Smeltzer, B. Dvorak, R. Zinn, E. Schrader, W. Noble Second R ow : R. Romero, C. Walker, E. Smith, E. Anderson, C. Mead, F. Medsker, L. Thorson, J. Bergland Front R ow : J. Keener, J. Bergland, K. Wilson, C. Marquez, L. Bates, I. Brown, L. Maestas, I. Meierhenry

Y .W .C A .

Back R ow : H. Braun, V. Salazar, D. Groen, A. Frost, L. Maestas, I. Meierhenry, M. Jackson, T. Brown, R. Kilpatrick, M. Bakewell, A. Brekke, L. Dvorak, J. Keener, B. Benfer, C. Marquez, V. Robinson, B. Dvorak, O. Anderson Third Roiv: J. Conway, A. Carter, H. Brekke, V. Franz, Prof. Shipley, R. Johnson, P. Taylor Second R ow : M. Watson, C. Denton, J. Coleman, B. Miller, F. Porter, R. Romero, L. Riddle, P. Smeltzer Front R ow : M. W oelfle, D. Anderson, L. Taylor, M. Brandenburg, J. Regenos, P. Rabuck, J. Peters, M. Teinert

Y.M .C A .

Back R ow : K. Spahr, R. Urback, B. Patenaude, C. Marvel, D. Stephenson, D. Jones Second R ow : R. Shapland, E. Schrader, L. Brown, M. Brawn, L. Thorson, J. Bergland, R. Branson Front R ow :

E. Smith, Prof. Huebert, W. Noble, R. Zinn, J. Coover, R. Allison, P. W oelfle

Zetas Back R ow : L. Taylor, B. Watkins, W. Fillman, P. Deever, D. Smith, P. Taylor, J. Potter, D. Groen, J. Conway, M. Bakewell, B. Brekke, R. Kilpatrick, G. Bott, L. Dever, L. Bates, F. Kamm, M. Jordan, R. Allison, Prof. Auchard Third R ow : P. Epp, C. Bott, E. Schrader, M. Brawn, L. Riddle, P. Rabuck, J. Regenos, G. H off, R. Romero, C. Walker, A. Brekke, B. Auchard, E. Larsen, A. Frost, L. Kurtz Second R ow : A. Carter, G. Landis, D. Anderson, F. Hergert, C. Emerick, C. Meeker, E. Thomas, L. Dvorak, B. Benfer, F. Porter, E. Huebert, K. Wilson Front R o it: L. Thorson, R. Zinn, H. Kamm, L. George, D. Erfourth, Winter, L. Breckenridge, D. Stephenson

C.

Sukovaty,

Prof.

Huebert,

Prof.

Gillespie,

F.

Pals Back R ow : D. Strong, C. Marvel, Spahr, L. Brown, L. Maestas, T. Gordan, J. Bergland, H. Keener, O.Andersonf P. Smeltzer, F. Koontz, E. Miller, D. Dyer, M. Fessler, D. Ebaugh, R. Callahan, J. Pettygrove, M. Martinex, V. Suazo, Prof. Zerwekh Fourth R ow : E. Eastman, G. Harris, R. Urback, E. Conner, R. Embree, V. Franz Third R ow : V. Phelps, M. W oelfle, I. Meierhenry, R. Hohnson, R. Patenaude, R. Carpenter, C. Marquez, I. Brown Second R ow : P. W oelfle, V. Salazar, C. Denton, M. Jackson, R. Langenberg, V. Robinson, H. Bennett, M. Brandenburg, J. Coleman, H. Brekke Front R oiv: R. Miller, C. Walker, B. Miller, J. Bergland, J. Peters, M. Teinert, C. Morgan, R. Miller

I.R.C. Back R ow :

Forrest Hergert, John Bergland, Edgar Schrader, Eugene Smith

Second R ow : Mary Jackson, Bernice Dvorak, Fred Winter, Alberta Frost Front R ow : Prof. Danker, Elvin Eastman, Clair Marvel, Carol Denton, Darlene Groen

Panther Club Back R ow : Dean Strong, Leon Breckenridge, Prof. Danker, Bob Pearman, Fred Koontz Second R ow : James Potter, Arlowyn Brekke, Virginia Robinson, Rachel Langenberg, Doris Kirkpatrick, Beverly Miller, Hope Farrer Front Roto: Rolland Allison, Opal Anderson, Anabel Mytholar

Touring Choir Back R ow :

Anderson, Weaver, Walker, W oelfle, Phelps, Miller, Marvel, Callahan, Miller, Brawn, Rott, Smith, Allison,

Embree, Kamm Second R ow : Bennet, Kilpatrick, Romero, Meeker, Riddel, Robinson, Mathis, Fcssler, Pettygrove, Watkins, Mierlienry, Langenberg, Kirkpatrick, Porter, Thomas, Franz Front R ow : Auchard, Walker, Rabuck, Benfer, Anderson, Klingman, Dever, Botl, Hammar, Eastman, Light, Smeltzer.

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Below, those who will hold down the musical fort in the absence o f the travelling choir.

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Chapel Choir Back R ow : H. Kamm, P. Deever, R. Embree, E. Smith, V. Phelps, P. W oelfle. E. Weaver, J. Mathis, W . Porter Front R ow : J. Regenos, P. Rabuck, 0 . Anderson, M. Brandenburg, R. Langenburg, M. W oefle, B. Benfer, V. Franz

Band Yes, we have instruments, but we loaned them to Hastings College whose instruments were burned in a re足 cent fire.

Baclc R ow :

DeCamp, Fessler, Pettygrove, Miller, Light, Herron, Landis, Callahan, Smith, Allison

Front R ow :

Meeker, Bennett, Walker, Anderson, Benfer, Langenberg, Rabuck, Brekke, Throckmorton, Thomas, Bakewell

Standing: C. Denton, B. Pearman, W . Porter, P. Deever, E. Eastman, R. Patenaude, M. Jackson, L. Dvorak, D. Groen, F. Winter Seated:

E. Smith, J. Math!",, P. Taylor, Prof. Huebert, Prof. Morgan, C. Boone

Sandburr Staff FO RR EST H ER G ER T Business Manager FRED VORCE Editor-In-Chief

News E ditor........................ Lavona Dvorak Feature E d itor................ Mary K . Jackson Sports E d itor.......................... Fred Winter Rewrite Editor......................Carol Denton Faculty A dvisor..................... Lee Huebert Alumni Historian. . . .D r. J. C. Morgan

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Marathon Staff Back R ow :

Anderson, Dvorak, Miller, Zerwekh, Meeker,

Franz, Embree, Shapland Seated: Riley, Embree

Editor-In-Chief............................................Glen D. Riley Business M anager........................................Paul Embree Assistant E d ito r .................................. Richard Shapland Class Editors S en io rs....................................................Clarolynn Meeker Ju n iors................................................................. Lois Miller S op h om ores................................................ Lavona Dvorak F resh m en .................................................Darrel Anderson Advertising.................................................. Robert Embree Valda Franz Faculty A d v iso r ...............................................A1 Zerwekh P a g e 46

W .A.A. Sack R ow :

P. Smeltzer, O. Anderson, L. Dvorak, D. Groen, L. Maestas, C. Denton, V. Salizar

Front R ow :

R. Johnson, J. Peters, J. Coleman, Prof. Wakelin, F. Porter, M. W oelfle, B. Miller

Pantherettes R. Romero

H. Brekke

D. Groen

R. Langenberg

J. Klingman B. Miller L. Miller

J. Coleman

R. Kilpatrick L. Dvorak A. Brekke

B. Brekke

M. Teinert

E. Thomas

P. Rabuck

A. Frost

C. Walker

A. Mytholar

C. Marquez

M. Bakewell

B. Benfer

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Y Club Standing: D.

Prof. Zcrwekh, M. Farhing, A. Martinez, L. Herron, D. Friesen, E. Miller, A. Dougherty, L. Thorson, R. Bason, Erfourth, E. Weaver, C. Emerick, C. Bean, J. Bergland, M. Brown, G. Witham

Seated: L. George, Prof. Huebert, D. Lower, C. Bott, D. Watson, Prof. Auchard, J. Mathis, F. Wooters, C. Sukovaty, W. Soukup, D. Way, G. Farrer

Student Council L eft to R ight: R. Hecht, C. Emerick, K. Spahr, L. Brown, E. Schraeder, E. Eastman, B. Pearman, P. Woefle, W . Porter, R. Svehla, F. Koontz, R. Langenberg, A. Carter, L. Dvorak, D. Kirkpatrick, L. Miller, 0 . Anderson Standing:

Prof. Auchard

Alpha Psi Omega Standing:

Prof. Shipley

Bade R ow : H. Farrer, Prof.

Huebert, J. Potter, C. Marvel, F. Koontz, M. Warner Seated: A. Mytholar, D. Erfourth, Prof. Koontz, M. Jack足 son

January Thaw

Marvel

Mytholar

Vorce

Porter

Mr. Rockwood . . . Clair Marvel Mrs. Rockwood . Anabel Mytholar Matt. Rockwood . John Bergland Herbert G a g e .................Fred Vorce Mrs. G a g e ................ Frances Porter Sara Gage . . . Virginia Robinson Miss Gage . . . Catherine Walker Barbara.................. Marjorie Jordon Uncle W a l t .................. Fred Koontz Lawyer

..................... Don Erfourth

M aid ................................... Lois Miller

Standing: Seated:

Miller, Potter, Jordon, Bergland, Pruitt

Erfourth, Walker, Robinson, Koontz

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“ Suspect” Mrs. Sm ith........................Mary K. Jackson Goudie..................... Mrs. Denny Auchard Janet Rendle................ Catherine W alker Dr. R endle.......................... John Bergland Robert Sm ith......................... James Potter Rev. Com bermere................Fred Koontz Sir Hugo Const.......................... Fred Vorce Lady Const.......................... Darlene Groen

Mrs. Smith returns with a mess o f fish for breakfast.

D r. Rendle and Mrs. Smith smooth up their lines in a practice session.

CL tfauuL a jd i pj^dfw loqixxdL dham a, tka L caphVuxL ihsL audhinxJiA, im aqincdiorL am L k e p t i t ju n iiL ih sL L o a L a JU io Ju l 0 $ . ih sL o x s l.

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Senior Recitals

J 't e d h k k , Dramatic recital assisted

by Barbara Benfer and Herbert Kamin

9 Y lw u t* 3 C . ^ c u d t& o r L Dramatic recital assisted

by Joyce Klingman and Jack Mathis

Helen

and

Guylyn

interrupt

their study

to

hear Bob Hope.

a good t h » . in « ay » " d ^ Aon r ° on'-

“Jh&jy, ctl&A M J W S L . . . "

A college requires much hard work to keep it go­ ing— Mrs. Sill and her culinary crew man the kilclien, while “ Mac,” our cifstodian, watches the progress o f Mr. Barker.

Bob Patenaude, Rosellu Carpenter, Bob Franz demonstrate tbe Pal* motto.

Embree, Valda

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F o o tb a ll

Svelila

and

Jones

successfully

foil a Hastings pass attempt.

Hedrick misses, Jones too late . . .Hastings touchdown!

Rockliold, Deboer, and a Chadron man await the coming pass.

“ Jerry” Eden

“ Bud” Glalm

“ Red” Leggott

“ Al” Dunn

Frank Wooters

Wayne Jones

John Mann

“ Jerry” Witliam

Wayne Farrer

Rodney Epp

From the moment the first referee’ s whistle split the night air above East Hill Park, Panther football fans caught the fight­ ing spirit of the team. With many ex-prep stars on the roster Coach Parsons hoped to boost York College out of the football dol­ drums which have plagued the school in recent years.

i

Cecil Rockhold

Fahring

sidesteps

Harold Walker

Hastings

to make the tackle.

Out o f bounds!

Svehla

intercepts. . . Rockhold

approves.

Front R ow : Coaches Gillespie, Parsons, anti Auchard Second R ow : Nordstrom, DeBoer, Moran, Svehla, Fahring, Mann, Glahn, Martinez. George. Wooters Third R ow : Jones, Hedrick, Soukup, Bean, Sands, Farrer, Gifford, Dunn, Noll, Rockhold Fourth R ow : Emerick, Larsen, Thorsen, Smith, Embree, Ebaugh, Bender, Stephenson, William, Holden Fijth R ow : Mattison, Hall, Coover, Sukovaty, Friesen, Erfourth, Marvel, Eldridge, Leggott Sixth R ow : Moran, Dougherty, Epp, Eden, Griffiths

Anyone who came late to the curtain raiser against powerful Buena Vista missed seeing half the scoring which included Frank W ooters’ spectacular 81-yard touchdown run.

The Panthers dropped a close one.

Y.C. suffered its traditional bad night a week later as Del Miller led the Plainsmen in a romp over the blue and white.

Mark Fahring

B o b Deboer

Gene Larsen

Bill Soukup

Stan Hedrick

Ray $vehla

Jolin Moran

Les George

“ Buck” Dougherty

“ Chuck” Sukovaty

Doane came out on top o f a hard-fought contest; but the Panthers suffered a worse loss when Loren Leggott was put out for the remainder o f the season with a broken arm.

By October the York College football machine was running in high gear. It ran roughshod over Nebraska Central and Ster­ ling (Kans.)*

Don Ebough

“ Chuck” Emerick

K o « > . I.™ P > » O - —

a" a

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“ Chuck” Bean

Kenneth Sands

Kenneth Hall

Larry Thorson

The boys in blue turned in a commend­ able performance against conference cham­ pion Wayne (a team which was rated as one of the best small college teams in the nation ).

They thrilled the Homecoming crowd by leading second-place Chadron until the un­ erring toe o f J. C. Sollers gave the Eagles the narrow margin of victory.

Mel Holden

Neal Parsons Coach

Denny Auchard Coach

“ E r f” makes a lackle with llie aid o f Ebough and Marvel.

In the season’s semi-windup the injuryriddled gridiron crew fell victim to Hastings.

The Panthers bowed out to Peru in the final game which came close to rivaling W es­ leyan fray the doubtful honor of being the worst game of the season for the Panthers.

Clair Marvel

Dave Stephenson

I

Gale Griffiths

Martin Smith

Bill Ellison

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B a sk e tb a ll

K en Hall controls the re­ bound.

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“ Oolie” Dunn

Ray Svelila

Frank Wooters

“ Bud” Glalin

Gene Miller

Eden Larsen toes.

Wooters snatches rebound from a Plainsman’ s grasp.

outjum ps and

Midland

Glalin

are

center.

on

their

Ken Hall

Bill Soukup

Stan Hedrick

Bub Glahn puts a beautiful one-lianded jum p sliot— Larsen ogles bucket.

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Back R ow :

Eldridge, Soukup, Watkins, Svehla, Parsons, Hedrick, Bott, Dunn, Dougherty

T h e boys

from

W e s t e r n S lu t e

ou treach

M ille r ,

s/,

S"°OJs „

“oc7;; ma^»T'al,j,v--,,,e

Ehaugh

Watkins Next year we will do better. This comment might well sum up the story of this year’ s cagers. Our team was composed almost entirely o f fresh­ men and sophomores; nevertheless they

cherish

victories

over

highly

touted Western State o f Gunnison, Colorado,

and

a

lanky,

packed Hastings quintet.

veteran-

T rack

Top R ow :

Fahring, Way, Medsker, Miller, Coover, Suazo, Preuit, Thorson

Bottom R ow : Coach Auchard, Walker, Wilson, Allison, Martinez, Larsen, Dey, Dougherty

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Ross “ Jug” Speece broadjumping.

.Vie baton »“

like a blg

r r .S S L S C - s ^ rVck,

in

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Left to R ight:

T en n is

Erfourth, Smith, Bean, Yates, Mathis, Porter, Noll

(A bsen t: Yorce and Winter)

“ E rf”

and

Fred,

conference

double champions in ’ 4 8 , are out to repeat this year. They are sup­ ported by the strong squad shown above.

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G o lf Fore! The York College Golf team, with two returning lettermen, is planning to burn up the fairway this season again. The golfcurious

eyes

turn

toward

Dick

Bason and the cow-pasture boys.

L eft to R ight: Brown, Heeth, Bason, Embree^

Dirk Hason practices his drive.

Malcome Brown is in good form .

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Baseball 1950 Schedule April 2 7 — At York, Doane May

1— at Kearney

May

4— at Lincoln, Nebraska B

May May

8 — at Wesleyan 11— at Doane

May

12— at Midland

May

16— at York, Night

May

18— at York, Nebraska B

Hastings—

May 2 3 — at York, Night

Midland—

May 26— at York, Night

Kearney—

Front R ow :

Parsons, Sukovaty, Ebaugh, Eldridge, Martinez, Svehla,

Ellison, Wooters, Hedrick Second R ow :

Campbell, Epp, Hall, Eden, Dougherty, Streeton, Gifford

Edmunds, Marvel Top

R ow :

Larsen,

Leggot,

Glahn,

Fergeson,

Thoreson, Brooks, Wilson

The old master shows them how.

Streeton swings.

Svehla drives it into left field for a base hit.

Strike three on Streeton.

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Dunn, Jones,

Smith.

Boxing Boxing, like base足 ball, is a newcomer to the Y.C. agenda this year, and it promises to gain increasing popular足 ity on the campus.

Yates, Miller, and Coover garnered victo足 ries in the Grand Island Golden Gloves.

It takes lots o f training to keep your nose straight in this game. John Coover flattens the light bag.

Boxing squad, Yates, Sukovoty, Brown, DeCam p, Miller, Coover.

Intermural Basketball Coiners Marvel

vs. Prospectors. . . Vorce while Erfourth steals

jabs ball,

Grimes approves.

League Chnmpions Coiner* vs. tourney Champions Prospectors in final play o f f game. Brookes and Vorce crowd out a prospector as Erfourth and Crimes look on.

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W om en ’s Sport “ Guy” gets ready to serve.

(B elow )

Robinson misses, Ma-

Gee takes the set.

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“ Rach” and “ Cathy” make formidable doubler opponents for anyone.

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Ping Pong and Tennis rank one and two as the most popular sports among Y.C. Coeds, whose adeptness at these games is sometimes proficient enough to make the boys sit up and take notice.

The W .A .A . also sponsors Hikes, Basketball, and Tumbling. In case you haven’ t noticed, our Y.C. amazons are also pretty.

Hom ecom ing— Rod Epp engages Opal Anderson in a little outdoor sport while Rachel, Stan, and Ray watch enviously.

A good cheerleader must have the flexibility o f a contortionist and the grace o f Anabelle, Poller, and Allison are good examples o f both these qualities.

a dancer.

Opal,

FOyN速ED ^ ts tn r to

Homecoming Queen

OpaJL ChukA&ML

Panther Sweetheart

(HachsiL ^anqsm b&Jiq^

Representative Football Man W

jcU iI l

Who’s Who in America Colleges and Universitf1' {jtfa h te Y L

(p tfd s U v

W ho’s Who in American Colleges and Universities

OpjdL CbufahAML

W ho’s Who in American Colleges and Universities m cU U ^

J L . Q ja d l& O tL

also given the Mary Mutch Cain Award

May Queen

(B o h n ksL (D v tfia L

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