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To The Students This is your book, your companion, your buddy.

It was our baby.

Now may it help you to remember

the times spent along the paths of Y. C.

Times

spent in study, worship, play, and in just living.

Clocks have ticked away the hours since then, and now those moments of college life are gone.

Through the year the grandfather faculty co-ordinated our activity while we student alarms enjoyed college joys, occasionally

absorbing the majestic

knowledge of our elders.

We jangled our way

through cheering sections, recitals, and choir tours; we jostled our way through initiations, socials, and graduation.

Our watches ticked away the time.

More than that the noisy companions sent us scurrying off to 7:50 classes.

Now their rhythm serves

only to remind us of our first walk along that college pathway and anticipates those coming happy feet of future generations.

John Bergland, Editor

To The Students This is your book, your companion, your buddy.

It was our baby.

Now may it help you to remember

the times spent along the paths of Y. C.

Times

spent in study, worship, play, and in just living.

Clocks have ticked away the hours since then, and now those moments of college life are gone.

Through the year the grandfather faculty co-ordinated our activity while we student alarms enjoyed college joys, occasionally

absorbing the majestic

knowledge of our elders.

We jangled our way

through cheering sections, recitals, and choir tours; we jostled our way through initiations, socials, and graduation.

Our watches ticked away the time.

More than that the noisy companions sent us scurrying off to 7:50 classes.

Now their rhythm serves

only to remind us of our first walk along that college pathway and anticipates those coming happy feet of future generations.

John Bergland, Editor

1951 Marathon Salutes

We,

the

Marathon

Staff,

respectfully

dedicate this annual to the memory of Dr. Charles Bisset and Bishop V. 0 . Weidler.

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ELLHIFFL!

Dr. Bisset, who poured his spirit into York College and her students for thirty-seven years, will always live in the lives of those who knew and loved him. His ideals and Christian character will continue to orient adherents everywhere.

Bishop Weidler, who was acting chairman of the Board of Trustees at the time of his death, has inspired those he contacted to a richer and more abundant life. This geat personality will continually be remembered as a man of Cod.

Y. C. SIGN Our

EVANGELICAL UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH, The

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DENNY

AUCHARD

HEAU, DEPT. OF

A. H.

BERGEN

BERTHA

RKGISTKAK,

MATHEMATICS DEPT.

OF

SOCIAL

RIGGS

DEPARTMENT

OF

BOONE

EDITH

MUSIC

HKAD,

M.

CALLENDER

DEPT.

OF

ENGLISH

SCIENCE

WALTER

E.

BACHMAN

PRESIDENT

VAUGHN

LEAM1NG

COLLECE

WILLIAM HEAD,

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PASTOK

G.

NOLL

OF

BIOLOGY

GLADYS

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OF

MUSIC

HELEN

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LORRAINE DEPARTMENT

POLITICAL

"Judge than

CASBY

MYRON

OF HISTORY

HEAD,

DEPT.

LEE

L.

HOLM

OF

EDUCATION

HIJEBERT

DEPARTMENT

OF

ENGLISH

JAMES HEAD,

E.

KOONTZ

DEPT.

OF

MUSIC

SCIENCE

of by

AND

a

man

his

by

his

questions

rather

answers."

Voltaire

CLIFFORD

EDA

L.

RANKIN

HEAD, DEPARTMENT

OF

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HOSTESS

OF

WAYNE

REGENOS THE

DININC

ROOM

RIDEOUT

COACH

J.

MORGAN

HEAD,

DEPARTMENT

CLASSICAL

LANGUAGE,

JOHN

OF BIBLE

ROBERTS

ATHLETIC

DIRECTOR

MILLICENT HOUSE

SAVERY

MOTHER,

MIDDLEBKOOK

G. T.

SAVERY

BUSINESS

MANACER

ALDEN

B.

SEARS

DEPARTMENT

OK

PSYCHOLOGY

IRENE

SHIPLEY

HEAD, DEPT. OK SPEECH

HALL

MRS.

D.

H.

SILL

OPAL DEPT.

ZELDA HEAD,

M.

MODERN

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WAKEL1N

DEPARTMENT

ANDERSON

M A N A G E « OF B O O K

DIETITIAN

OF

LANGUAGES

MARY

LOU

WARNER

SECRETARY TO PRESIDENT

DELETH

E.

WEIDLER

HEAD, DEPT. OF

RELIGION

OF

PHYSICAL

AL

STORE, EDUCATION

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Miss Wakelin, sponsor; Alberta Frost, secretary; Frances Porter, Student Council; Charles Emerick, vice president; Gene Weaver, president; Paul Embree, treasurer.

"Wearing lightly

all like

a

that

weight

of

learning

¡lower."

—Tennyson

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BOTT, CAUL K „ Alexander, Kansas Happiness, found

like

jrom

a snail,

home,

nor

is

never

without

a

home.

Major—Political Science, Basketball, Zelas,

Club.

B R O W N , LOWELL HENRY, Williamsburg, Kansas Live nuble

truly,

and

thy

life

shall

be a great

anil

Creed.

Major—European History, PALS, OBN, Pres., L W R , Program Clir.

D O U G H E R T Y , ALLISON RAYMONU, Falls City, Nebr A

house

body

without

without

woman

soul

or

and

firelight

is like

a

spirit.

Major—Soc. Sci., PALS.

EASTMAN, ELVIN JEAN, Twin Falls, ldabo Education in

which

is,

to its possessor,

honor

is united

like

with

a golden

intrinsic

crown, work.

Major—U. S. History, IRC, Pres.

E M B R E E , PAUL EUCENE, Merna. Nebraska Knowledge the more

is like he

money,

the

more

a man

gets,

craves.

Major—Malli., Y Club, IRC.

E M B R E E , ROIIKKT AUTHUII, Merna, Nebraska Con ten tment luxury,

is

artificial

natural

wealth,

poverty.

Major—Psych., OBN, IRC, Y M C A , PALS.

EMER1CK, CHARLES W., Porllami, Oregon Ambition

is

like

love,

impatient

both

of

delays

and

rivals.

Major—Bio.-Cbni., Y Club, Sludenl Football. Zetas, Student Council.

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Council

Rep.,

TrTTnTiiiiiTiriiiiiriiiihiiiTiiiii.iTirii FERGUSON, ABTIIHK A.. Friend. Nebraska A Ughi

heurt

lives

long.

Major—Ani. Misi., PALS, IRC, Basketball.

FILLMAN, WARREN U„ York. Nebraska Heller

lute

than

never.

Major—Pol. Sei., Zetas.

FOSTER, Live,

KENNETH

love,

and

LESLIE,

die,

and

York,

trust

Nebraska

God

jor

the

rest.

Major—Chemistry.

FRIESEN, ALLEN M., Henderson, Nebraska Love,

like

is soon

¡ire,

blown

when into

once

a

kindled,

¡lame.

Major—American History.

FROST, ALBERTA, Rulo, Nebraska Her

lalj

that

bubbles

is like

a singin'

as it

brook

passes.

Major—English, L W R , Secretary, Y W C A , WSSF Chr., Press Guild, Panlherettes, Vice President, Zetas, IRC, S A N D B U R R .

GEORGE,

LESLIE R O B E RT, S t . L o u i s ,

Happiness

lies

first

o) all

in

Missouri

health.

Major—Political Science, Y Club, Sec.-Treas, Zetas.

HARRIS,

GEORGE ANDHEW, Y o r k ,

Edison

and

/ would

bui

died

too

he

have

been

Nebraska good

friends,

soon.

Major—Chemistry,

Student

Council,

Pres., Y MCA.

Dist. Rep., PALS, L W R .

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H E R G E R T , FOREST V., Benedict, Nebraska Good

nature,

from

every

like

a bee,

collects

honey

herb.

Major—Psych., SANDBUUH, Business Manager.

HOFF, GKOHC.AÌVN L., LOS Alamos, New Mexico Fair

as

Major

the

¡lowers

themselves.

Expression, Y W C A , Zelas, Senior Class Treas.

H D B E R . RICHARD LKK, York. Nebraska Live

fur

something.

Major—Chemistry.

LANDIS, GKOKCE E., Seward, Nebraska A man's but

heart

there

like

the

is always

moon,

is always

a woman

in

changing

it.

Major—Cileni.. Band. IRC, Zetas. Panlin' Panthers.

L O W E R , DAKRKLI, JI'.AN, Omaha. Nebraska For there

the

noblest

still

man

remains

that a

lives,

conllict.

Major—Bio.-Cliem., Y Club.

MARQUEZ, C o m , Santa Fe, New Mexico Blithe with

as the

the

orchards

new-coming

and oi

birds

s/iring.

Major—Expression, PALS. Nice President. Pantherelles, President, YWCA, Panther Club, L W R .

MARVEL, GKOKCK CLAMI, Co f ft-y vil le, Kansas (¿real

men

stund

like

solitary

lowers.

Major—Psych., Y MCA, Pres., Paulin' Panthers, Sec., PALS, Chaplain, IRC, OIÌN, LWR, Football, Student Council, Touring Choir. Alpha Psi Omega.

M A T H J S , JACK EDMAM, Parsons, Kansas Music,

once

spirit

and

Major

admitted

never

Rcl,

to the

soul,

becomes

a sort

of

dies.

liaskelball,

Football,

Tennis,

Y MCA,

IAVR. Press Guild, Touring Choir.

MILLER, Lois E„ Dawson, Nebraska There

Major

is

not

(t moment

Expression,

without

Panlher

some

Club,

duty.

Pres.,

Sludenl

Council. Vice Pres., PALS, Treas., YWCA, Program Gir..

Panlherettes,

Membership Chr., WAA,

Alpha

Psi Omega, M A R A T H O N .

PATEN A DDE, ROSKLI.A JEAN, Espanola, New Mexico Happiness wliut

consists

we have

got

in and

Major—Chem.-Hisl.,

being with

perfectly ivliat

we,

satisfied

with

haven't.

YWCA.

PHELPS, MAHY, Loveland, Colorado Constancy

is the

foundation

of all

virtues.

Major—English, W A A , Pres., PALS, Y W C A ,

LWR,

Chapel Choir, Touring Choir.

P O R T E R , Frances C., Aurora, Nebraska Dreams, inexpensive

like

castles and

not

in

(tir,

are

taxable.

Major—Expression, Zelas, Y W C A , Social Chr.

WAA,

Student

Council,

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R I L E Y , FRANCES M., Reedley, California Fine

manners

a letter

of

are

credit

Major—Music

like

personal

beauty,

everywhere.

and Religion, P A L S , L W R ,

Touring

Choir.

R I L E Y , GLEN DALE, Wichita, Kansas You you

cannot have

believe achieved

in

honor

until

it.

Major—Phychology, O B N ,

PALS.

S H A P L A N D , RICHARD, McCool Junction, Nebraska Whatever

is

worth

doing

at all

is worth

doing

well.

M a j o r — U . S. History, O B N , Pres., Y M C A .

S T R O N G , DEAN WILLIAM, Garfield, Washington A

man

into

is relieved

his

work

Major—Religion, YMCA,

and

and

gay

done

when

his

LWR,

he has put

his

heart

best.

Pres.,

OBN,

Sec.,

Treas.,

PALS.

S T R O N G , LETA MARIE, Alton, Kansas Look

one

step

onward

and

Major—Religion, Y W C A ,

secure

that

step.

LWR.

S U K O V A T Y , CHARLES ALONZO, Powell, Nebraska As

confident

to the

air

as

a

or a great

bird lish

committing to the

itself deep.

Major—Pol. Sci.. Football, Basketball, Zelas, Y Club.

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(JN(;KK, ALLEN I L o v e l a n d , (Colorado AH. great I dun'l

men

Ieel

are

(lend

so well

Majiir—Religion,

or (lying

and

myself.

LWR,

OBN,

Y MCA.

IJRIiACH, RICHARD HENRY, York, Nebraska I f / j l ¡s like

a ghost,

Major—Religion,

WATSON,

more

LWR,

often

talked

OBN,

DONALD EMERSON, Y o r k ,

Ve.r severance

is a crowning

of

YMCA,

quality

than

seen.

PALS.

Nebraska of great

hearts.

Major—IJ. S. History, Y Club, Basketball.

W E A V E R , M. EUCENE, York, Nebraska Activity

is the

only

Major—Biology, President, Paulin'

road

Senior

Chapel

to

knowledge.

Class

Choir,

Pres.,

Touring

YMCA,

Choir,

Y

Vice Club,

Panthers.

W I N T E R , DAKLKINK MAE, Olivet, South Dakota I'll

be glad

when

'Winter'

Major—Expression,

Alpha

comes.

Psi

Omega,

Treas.,

YC

Players.

WINTER, Conceit minds

FREDRICK, T u l s a , is

as

just a

as

center

Oklahoma

natural is

Major—Chemistry, Y

to

a a

thing

to

human

circle.

Club.

H E D R 1 C K , STANLEY V>:RLA, Cresham, Nebraska Blitzkrieged

by a

Major—History,

blonde.

Basketball,

PALS,

Panther

I R C , Y Club.

YORK

COLLEGE

LFEVRARY

1826S

Club,

v

v

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John Barrett, president; Justina Peters, vice president; Mabel Brandenburg, secretary; Laura Taylor, treasurer;

Bob Herrick,

Student Council; Miss Shipley, sponsor.

"The can

shell

must

break

before

the

fly" â&#x20AC;&#x201D;Tennyson

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bird

AUCHARD, York,

AUSTIN,

BETTY

Major

—

Expression,

Flayers, Zetas,

Tim ring

Psi

YC

BARRETT, Kansas

Concordia, Major

Majni—Sociology.

Choir,

Campus

Alpha

LEO

Minneapolis,

Nchruska

John

B E N F E R ,

E.

-- H i s t o r y ,

YMCA,

Zeta».

Wives,

Omega,

BAHIIAHA

ltnhiusnn,

Kansas

Major

Music, Captain,

Chili-Vice

President,

ins

WAA,

Chapel

BOONE,

North

Major—Enplish,

B O T T ,

Campus

Russell, Major YWCA, Touring THON, retary.

—

MAIIKI.

Kansas English,

Finance Choir, Junior

PALS,

Chairman, MARAClass

Sec-

Major

Tour-

Omega,

Y-

Alpha

Psi

Student

Council,

Choir,

MARA-

Touring

THON-Editor.

Carolina

Kansas

Wives,

YWCA,

Zetas.

"Yep!"

BROOKE, York,

Football,

PALS.

Major—Sociology,

BRANDENBURG,

Cluli,

GI-ENNA

Alexander,

Is the Mail i n ? "

LWR.

LWR,

YMCA,

CHARLES

Hamlet,

"Hey!

PALS,

Band.

K.

Montana

Major—Expression, OBN,

MARATHON.

Choir,

JOHN

Falls.

Panlhcr

YWCA,

Choir,

BERCLAND, Great

Pantlier-

ettes-Drill

Zetas,

MARA-

THON.

—

JEAN

Kansas

JOHN

COOVEIt,

R.

Nebraska

—

Panthers, Basketball.

Biology, Secretary,

Parsons, Pantin' Zetas,

Zetas,

JOHN

YMCA,

LWR,

FEHN

DENTON,

Nebraska

Yurk,

CREECH, York,

Kansas OBiN.

Major PALS,

-Education, Campus

YWCA,

Wives.

CAKOL

Nebraska

Major — Political WAA,

PALS,

President,

Press

S A N D B U R R YWCA,

Student

Science,

IRC,

Vice Guild, Editor,

Council.

D E Y ,

KM B R K E .

ÖLEN

Crrsham.

Major- -Mathematics, tin'

SII I l u l l ,

Nebraska

Panthers,

Pan-

Basketball.

KKENCH.

VAUIA

Major

Sncioliifiy,

YWCA,

IKC,

HAIIOUI

\ \ iehita,

Nebraska PALS.

Major l ' a n i in*

WAA.

0 A K C 1 A ,

Ojo

Kaiisa* Religion,

Panthers,

Zetas, To

Major LWK,

H AZEN,

MAXIMIMA

Moxin»

The

Football,

Major

CaI¡«.-rih», N e w History, YMCA,

IKC,

l'A L S .

Zetas,

Paulin'

HERKICK,

K.

Alpha Vici-

KOBEHT

Independence,

Oregon

-Drama,

Omega, dent,

Choir.

LESI K H

Dalles,

Psi Presi-

Panthers,

YC

P l a y ITS.

Major

—

L).

YMCA,

Äfn

History.

S A N D B U R R ,

MARATHON, ing

Kansas S.

Zela»,

Tourîtl

Tour-

Club.

Choir.

Choir.

The room

splendor invites

of

one

the

to

Amadon

relax.

P S t — —

¿eauj C a n d

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for

q

Z

S r a C e d

, TAYL Yor PHELPS,

V EH NON

Borr) ton, Major Chapel Choir.

Kansas English.

Choir, LWK,

OBN.

JAMES

Poclz,

Colorado

PALS. Touring

Sipiail

Cheerleader,

tain,

P a n t in"

YMCA.

Expression,

Panther Club, Council,

Omega,

LEKOY

Aurora,

Major

tli-nt

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P O T T E R ,

A

Cap-

Panthers.

YMCA,

Slu-

Alpha

Psi

President.

SMITH,

Nebraska

E.

Seattle,

VINCENT

SPAHR,

Washington

KEITH

Loveland,

SPEECE,

Culorado

York,

Major

ARTHUR yl

Nebraska

U Majnr Pantin'

--

Biology,

Panthers.

Zelas,

Major

—

Music, BURK,

YMCA, PALS,

President, Choir,

Psychology

Major

SAND-

LWR,

OBN.

LWR,

Touring

and

Vice

Chapel

—

U.

S.

OBN, YMCA,

Student

Council,

History, PALS,

Major—Chemistry, ball.

Foot-

Sec., Sttidcl BUR H urer.

Pantin'

Panthers.

Choir.

Zelas.

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K4MM. Platte

HERRERT

LECGETT.

Center

Hf.iioP-Pol. Part1"'

Sei.,

P.inlhTS,

Tonrille

Cbnir.

C h l b . Zelas, Treas..

York.

YMCA.

MILLER.

HARDY

P a n i tier C l u b .

Pres.,

V.

Panther

Pres..

OBN.

Chapel

Lincoln,

Wyoming

Major — European

Major—Biology.

MITCHELL.

ROBERT

Cheyenne,

Nebraska

YMCA.

Red

H'Story,

PALS.

Football,

NOBLE,

CHAHI.ES

Nebraska

WAI.TEH

Cloud,

Maior

I.WR,

History,

YMCA,

Y-CIub,

PETERS,

Nebraska

OBN,

PALS. Touring

Choir.

J I STI NA

Henderson, Major YWCA,

Nebraska

English,

LWH,

Presi,leni,

WAA.

Treasurer,

PALS,

W0E1.KLE,

PALL

See.

Basketball,

Track.

Choir.

Newton receives a little reminder at the hands of Sukovaty; Friday means Wear That Sweater.

TAYLOR, York,

LALRA

TE1NERT,

Nebraska

Major — English, Sec., Zctas, T o u r i n g

York, YWCA. Choir.

Student

Council,

SAND-

BURR,

J u n i o r Class

Treas-

urer.

MAHJORIE

Nebraska

Major—Psychology, LWK,

YWCA.

PALS.

THOMAS,

EVELYN

Topeka.

Kansas

Major

—

Council, CA,

Music,

Chapel

Pres.,

President, Choir,

WATKINS, York,

Student

Pantherettes,

Zelas,

Class

BETH

YW

Junior Band,

Major—Malli., thers, Choir,

\ \ E\\ E H ,

WILLIAM

Orchard,

Nebraska

\ .

Pantin1

Bus.

Major

~

T o u r i n p Caui|ius

Pres.,

Zctas,

Maratlion,

Pan-

Basketball, Mi

Choir.

HELEN Nebraska

Luveland,

History,

YWCA,

Major

Wives,

Chapel

Touring

-

C o n n , il.

I.WK.

Colorado English,

PALS,

Choir,

Student

Pantin'

Panthers,

OIÌN.

Touring

Choir.

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23

Martin

Smith,

president;

Telfer

Epp,

vice

president;

Joyce

Klingman, secretary; Charles Chipman, treasurer; Lito Martinez, Student Council; Miss Casby, sponsor.

We you,

are

groiving

that's

serious,

the very

and,

me

next step to being Joseph

'P a g e24

lei

tell dull.

Addison

I-

ANDERSON, Laurel,

DARHELL

Nebraska

Major — Pul itlfal LWR,

OBN,

BENNETT, Sylvia,

Science,

YMCA,

Zeta».

HELEN

W.

YWCA,

Banil,

Student

JOHN MELVIN, JH.

L a M esa,

Major—Education,

etles,

BRAWN,

Kansas PALS,

Major

Panther-

LWR,

OBN,

Choir,

Touriiifî

Council.

CALLA H AN,

English,

York,

Football,

Zetas,

CH1PMAN,

JAMES

Cliapcl

Choir,

YC

Major Touring

Biology, Choir,

Student Players.

PALS,

Basketball,

Council,

York,

Sycamore,

Nebraska -

CONWAY,

C11 AH LES

JOSEI'H

RICHAKD

California

Paulin'

Kansas

Major

M a j o r -- P s y c h o l o g y ,

OBN,

LWR,

Zetas,

YMCA,

JOANN

Nebraska Education,

Zclas,

Ton ring

YWCA,

Choir.

SANDBURR.

Panthers.

COOK, Ord, Major CA,

Lois

RUTH

Nebraska -English,

Zetas,

CREECH, Polk,

LWR,

YW

Pantherettcs.

BETTY

LOITSE

Nebraska

Major-

Education,

YWCA,

WAA,

LWIÍ,

Zetas,

Pan-

tlterettes.

Stephenson and Rabuck, pre-raeds, cram for a Noll specialty.

EBAUCH,

DONALD

Superior, Major

--

YMCA, ball,

RAY

Nebraska History,

Football,

Track,

Y

PALS. Basket-

Club.

ELLISON,

E D M O N D S . HEHHEIIT NOHM AN McLouth, Major

Waco,

Kansas

-Mathematics,

louring

Choir,

Pantin'

Panthers.

WILLIAM

Major — Science, Zetas,

Football,

EAKL

Nebraska

Basketball.

EPP,

TELFER

Henderson, Football,

LEE Nebraska

Major - History.

FESSLER, Clarimla, Major Student Choir. l ' a n i in '

-

MVKON

CLAHN

Iowa Biology,

Council,

M 1 HI.e

Ellwooil. l'AI.S, Touring

Panther Club.

Major ball,

!..

Nebraska

Mathematics, Y

Foot-

Club.

Ilan.l.

Panthers.

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25

CRIMES,

JAMES

Woodslon,

HAMMAK.

ORLEY

LEONARD

H A K D E H ,

York,

WAYNF.

Kansas

York.

Maj or—Mathematics.

N"braska

Major

Major—Mathematics, ing

Choir,

Tour-

Pantin'

Pantin'

WILMS

JOHNSON,

TOIIEY

Nebraska

—

York,

Biology,

YMCA,

Major —

History,

Secretary,

Pani hers.

Panth-

JONES,

I<I;TII

PALS,

DONALD

Moravia,

Nebraska YWCA -

WAA,

KENNEDY,

A.

Major

Major -

Washington

Education,

Club,

LWR,

^KïLPAl

MARILYN

Spangle,

Iowa

MAP

W i v . f>a 1

PALS.

Lineo'

JjÂhijor

-

^Touring

Pantherelles,

ers.

Jffttes.

N O L L ,

WILLIAM

York, Major-

OHU

Nebraska -Mathematics,PALS,

Football,

L ' a n i in*

l ' a u t liera.

P E T T Y G R O Y E, York,

JAMES

Nebraska

Major—Chemistry,

PALS.

It takes a woman's this paint job.

touch

to

finish

S M IT] R A B U C K ,

Coon

PHYLLIS

Rapids,

Major -Music, CA,

Touring

BURR, S i| il a d

YW

SAND-

Zetas,

C licor I c a d e r .

J A .NICE

ROBIN SON,

RECENOS

l.WK,

Choir,

Band,

W ATKINS,

ANN

Iowa

B

York, Majm ing

Nebraska

- M U M C , LK l a s ,

Choir,

crctn*»,

Hai'lcin,

YWCA,

V I MCI NIA L E E

M a j or--Education, TourPanlli-

MARA I HON.

PALS, Alpha erelles, Si|Uad

SA L A Z A R ,

Montana

Touring Psi

Onie^a,

P a u l lier

Alcalde, YWCA,

Major

Choir,

Vi A A ,

Païun-

ettes.

Club,

Checi leader.

A

—

VIOLET

New

Biolojiy,

YWCA,

LIMOLA

SANCHEZ,

Mexico PALS, Panther-

E s i EVAN

S C H R Ä D E R ,

Espauula, YMCA,

ers.

New

JAVK,

Basketball,

EDGAR

Yuri

I.AS KHISE

HAROLD

Mexico

OBN,

I'anliu"

IRC, Panth-

Sania OBN, Major

Ana,

Major California

YMCA. —

History,

LWKÏ

PTLLPATRLCK KIMII

KL1NCMAN,

RETA

Green,

MAHDELLA

Wivó,

L i II r o l l i ,

".jroiirinp

Major

Nebraska

j , t r — Eilncalion, Choir.

Zetas, Panther-

PALS,

JOYCE

LARSEN,

—

Music, Sophomore

Secretary,

EUCENE

Hampton,

Kansas YWCA,

Major

Class

Club,

—

L O « EH.

Nebraska M a l b e m a l ics,

Zelas.

MANN,

Y

Major Club,

U A UT INEZ, MAM EI. O.N Î E I K R H E N

JOHN

Siili'

Nebraska —

Antoililo,

Mülheim

Football.

Panlherettes

Major

—

Club,

YMCA

Mat brina lies, PALS,

Santa Major

New

Binlnpy, Football,

Earleton,

SMITH,

Lr.oiD

York, Nebraska Major—Biology.

LWH,

IRC,

YWCA, LWR.

Mexico LWR, Zelas,

Kansas

OBN,

Zetas,

LWR, Pan-

P a n 111 e rs.

WILLIAM T A Y L O R , PATIUCIA A N N STEPHENSON, DAVID SUAZO, V I C T O N L. Geneva, Nebraska Limolo, Nebraska V. J R .

Antonito, Cnlurailo Major — History, Foollpall. Bllller, Missouri Major — History, Y Club, Major- Eilueatioii, YWCA, Major—Riolngy-Chemistry, l'ALS, Football, Basket- SANDBURR. Pani bereites.

Basketball, Y Club.

YMCA, OB.M, LWR, Slu- ball, Tra.k.

Panther Club. Zetas. ilent Couneil, Zelas, Football.

SOUKUP,

PALS,

KENNETH

M a j o r — Sociology,

tin'

Maior—-Sni*ioli»Ky,

Couneil.

WILSON,

YMCA,

IRENE

Nebraska

CECIL

—

Student

Slaiilnii,

WAA,

Cruz,

YMCA,

"There's going to be a Christmas Vacation?"

"This calls for a party."

Y

Bas-

ketball.

WALKER,

R Y,

KEHN

Colorado

THORSON, LAKIIY l^iMesa, California Major Psycliolo(:> , LWR, OBN, YMCA, Zetas, E ball. Basketball, Traek.

So|ilioinore Class President.

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Morris Churchill, president; Phyliss Harnden, vice president; Joan Seymore, secretary-treasurer; Ruth Smucker, Student Council; Denny Auchard, sponsor.

ALDKICH,

ALTA

Longmont, WAA, Y.C.

LWR, Players,

A L I R E ,

Colorado SANDBURR, Zelas,

RICHAHD

Petaca,

New

Fontball,

Mexico

PALS.

ALLEN,

NORMAN

Riverdale, Football,

AMON,

California

FRANCES

Livingston,

LWR.

WAA,

ANDERSON, York,

Montana

PALS,

Pantherettes.

Banil,

WAA,

YWCA,

therettes,

DONNA

Nebraska PALS.

Student

Pan-

Council.

YWCA.

A T E N C I A ,

Valarde,

TOBIAS

New

Mexico

Basketball

BIAYS,

PAUL

Russell, Band,

Kansas

Basketball,

Touring

Choir.

"Do you swear to tell the whole truth and nothing but the truth so help the upperclassmen?"

BRINEY, York,

MELVIN Nebraska

BROOKE, York,

SuIHLEY

Nebraska

Pantherettes,

Zetas.

BROTTON, Salina,

ROY

B U T T E R M O R E ,

Woodston,

Kansas

LWR,

YMCA,

Squad

Cheerleader.

PALS,

B

Zetas.

JACK

Kansas

CANNADY, York, YWCA,

ANNA

Nebraska PALS.

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C A R R ,

COLEMAN,

CLINTON

Wakeficl.l, YMCA,

Nebraska

PALS,

Pantin*

YWCA, Sijiiail

Panthers.

DONALDSON,

JANICE

Riveritale,

Aurora,

California

LWR,

Zelas,

Cheerleader,

A.

YMCA,

LEAVENS

EPP,

GALLEGOS,

ALLEN

Henderson,

Nebraska

Nebraska

Antonito,

C I L E ,

JOSE Colorado

Choir,

Pan

J O R D A N ,

I'WCA,

ROSEMARY

Bcloit,

Kansas

Pantherettes,

Players,

LWR.

L E W J S ,

ORA

Concordia, Zetas,

Heniin

Touring

Zetas.

Zetas.

then-lies.

Zetas.

Kansas

Pantherettes,

PALS.

Zetas.

ELAINE

Concordia,

C.

LEE

Kansas

Touring

theretles,

Y.

YWCA.

Choir,

YWCA,

Pan*

Panther

Club.

Rooms in Middlebrook show that the Christmas spirit

L I T T L E R ,

LaCrosse,

EIICENE

M A T H E W S ,

Kansas

LaCrosse, Y.

C.

D.

B.

Kansas

Players.

M A T Z N E R ,

Gresham, Panllicrcttcs, YWCA.

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MILDRED

M A Y ,

Nebraska WAA,

PAI.S,

LWR,

McCLURC,

HELEN

Kearney,

Nebraska

PALS,

YWCA.

Riveniate, Football.

prevails.

RICHARD

California

MEGILL, Mankato, Zelas, BURR.

KEITH Kansas

Basketball,

SAND-

:

1 ASS. C u * « ' Herninelord. Nebraska ?

U'CA.

G O M E Z ,

Santa

C O M E Z ,

PEDHO

Fe,

New

Mexico

HARNDEN,

TOBIAS

Fe,

New

Mexico

Attica, YWCA,

PALS.

PALS.

PALS-

Santa

PHYLISS

HOI.LINGER,

Kansas PALS,

LWR,

Russell,

JOHNSON,

DEAN

Scotia,

Kansas

Band

LWR,

L o w EI. j.

Nebraska

OBN,

YMCA.

¥

R O B I N E T T ,

BETTY

Rivcidalc,

California

A Stillati C h e e r l e a d e r , YWCA,

Zetas,

LWR,

WAA. Pan-

lllcretlcs.

Tug-o-war—try Wheaties freshmen.

S E Y M O U R , Jo ANNE Benedici, Nebraska Panthercltes, Zetas, Touring C l i n i r , A Si|uad Cheerleader.

YWCA.

¡

MENZ1E, Aurora, Basketball,

MEl'lílNCER,

VIOLET

NOKMAN Nebraska Track.

M I L L E R ,

Dawson, Football,

DAVID

M I T C H E L L ,

Nebraska Basketball,

SANDBURR,

York, PALS

MARATHON

Band,

BETTY

Nebraska

PALS.

l.WR.

MORTON, Russell.

JEAN

Panlhercllcs. ing

Clioil.

H A It L I C K ,

Kansas Baud, Zi'las,

Coon Tour-

BHUCE

Rapids,

Han,I, Zetas,

Iowa

LWR,

YMCA.

LWR.

Y\\ C

Pailón,

Montana

PutHorêtlr.. Y W C A , LWR,

PALS.

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S C H A A D ,

Merna, PALS,

FLORA

BELLE

Nebraska

Y W C A ,

SCHEIRMAN, Stratton,

L W R .

SHIRLEV

Pantlierettcs,

VORIS,

RUTH

ANN

Kansas

Âťantherettes,

Zetas.

SCHULTZ. Sidney, LWR,

PALS.

ROSZELLA Montana

YWCA,

PALS,

Bon

Riveritale, Zetas,

SCHMUCKER. Sterling,

Colorado

California

Football,

MARA-

THON.

WALTERS, Downs, YMCA,

ROBEHT

Kansas

LWR,

OBN.

A freshman court penalty is carried out and we've got 'em hitched.

WATSON. York, LWR,

AHLEENE

WHITE,

Nebraska PALS,

t bereites,

WAA,

YWCA.

Pan.

PALS,

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Kansas

IRC.

Pantherettes, Student

WIEBE,

NAOMI

Wichita,

LWR,

YWCA.

SANDBURR,

Council,

AIIDITH

Aurora,

Band,

YWCA,

WAA,

therettes, leader.

W O R T M A N ,

Woodland,

Nebraska

B

PALS,

Squad

PanCheer-

YMCA, tin'

LWR,

Panthers,

YATES,

WILLIAM

Washington Zetas,

Pan-

SANDBURR

BETH

Espanola, YWCA, LWR

KENNEDY,

New

WAA,

Mexico

PALS,

Spangle, Football

BRANT Washington

N O R M A N H A R R I S , Special N O R M A J E A N ISLEY, Special C L I F F O R D M O R G A N , Special

BILL WOELFLE, Second Sem. M O R R I S C H U R C H I L L , Second Sem.

Watch your recitation; won't miss a word of it.

Dr. Weidler

The snack nook in Middlebrook always busy and crowded.

Ge.organn and Fran room at Middlebrook

study Hall.

in

is

their

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Organizations

FIRST

ROW—Thomas.

SECOND THIRD

ROW-L. ROW—Dr.

Denton,

Miller.

Noll,

D.

Fessler,

Potter,

C.

Anderson.

Emerick, Walker,

Porter, P.

ROW—L.

SECOND THIRD

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Miller,

ROW—P.

ROW—Kainin,

Bergland,

C.

L.

Taylor,

Callahan,

Spahr.

Harris.

Marvel.

Assuming comfortable positions, the PANTHER CLUB talks over the football

Benfer,

Taylor,

White,

Stephenson,

At the helm of student activities is the ever busy STUDENT COUNCIL.

FIRST

Bennett,

Woelfle,

Lewis,

Hollinper,

Hedrick,

Poller.

Fessler,

Brnltnn,

O.

Maltison,

Anderson,

D.

Auehard,

Marvel.

Marque*,

R.

Miller.

FIRST

ROW

SECOND

ROW

D.

Smith,

-M.

THIRD ROW—Thorson, Fiost, Cilc, Jordan, FOURTH

Kannn,

Miller,

P.

Wormian, Taylor,

Hotter,

1!.

Emerick.

Auehuril,

W.

Lewis,

C. Bott, Thomas, Voris, K i l p a t r i r k , Huff, L. Taylor, Benler.

ROW--Donaldson,

Lamlis,

Herriuk,

Chipmaii,

Watkins,

Porter, Sukovaty,

Edmonds,

Megill,

Conway, S.

Hazen,

Wajker.

J.

Watkins,

Brouke,

Creech.

Coleman,

Rich, B. Rahuck,

Miss

Robinctt,

Wakclin.

Morton,

Carr, Menzie,

Seymour,

Scheirman,

Stephenson, Brawn,

Barrett,

Cook, French,

Aldrich, Fillman.

A more thorough knowledge of the fine arts is sought by the members of ZETAS. The PHILOMATHEAN AMPHICTYON LITERARY SOCIETY strives to further the appreciation of the fine arts.

FIRST

ROW—Cannaily,

SECOND THIRD

ROW ROW

L.

-Salazar, Wiehe,

Miller,

Meidinfjer,

Anion,

Pc.ters,

Klingman,

Denton,

Harnden,

M.

Schmuckcr,

While,

Bennett,

Phelps, May,

N.

Harris,

Mattison,

Bradcnhurg,

FOURTH ROW Boone, Ber«land, V. Phelps, P. Woclile, O .

Marvel, Spahr, G. S m i t h , D. Anderson, T. Gomez, Alire,

Harris, Littler,

V.

F. Riley,

Schadd,

Robinson.

Matzner,

Embree, Yates,

Class.

Creeeh.

Fcsslcr, Noble, C a l l a h a n , R . Miller, Pettygrove, T. C o r d o n , A. Watson, Brottoll, J o h n s o n , Tracy, Meierhenry, P . Gomez,

Suazo, Martinez, Gallegos.

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FIRST

ROW—Thorson,

SECOND THIRD

ROW—D.

Glahn,

Auchard,

ROW—Suazo,

D.

Emerick, B.

Watson,

Speece,

Miller,

Mann,

Martinez,

Walker,

C.

Bott,

Larson,

Ebough,

Soukup,

F.

Winter,

Sukovaty,

Lower.

Zerwekh,

Woofers.

The Y-CLUB consists of men who have earned their letters by participation in active sports.

The WOMEN'S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION answers the needs of the athletically inclined girls.

FIRST

ROW—Anderson,

SECOND THIRD

ROW—Miss ROW—Creech,

FOURTH

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Forter,

Wakelin,

ROW—Wiehe,

Yates,

Mattison, Miller,

Johnson,

Schmucker,

Salazar,

Matzner, Benfer,

Mierhenry,

Gordon.

Phelps, Aldrich.

Anion.

Denton.

Leading

the

cheering

section

at

games, the PANTHERETTES promote the school spirit.

1

FIRST

ROW—Klingman,

SECOND

Anion,

ROW—Meidinger,

THIRD

ROW—Morion,

FOURTH

Seyjnore,

ROW—Robinson,

FIFTH

ROW—Johnson,

SIXTH

R O W -Lewis,

SEVENTH EIGHTH NINTH

Frost,

Bennett,

Wiebc.

Brooke,

Cook.

Jordan.

Yates,

Matzner.

Creech.

Miller.

ROW—Anderson, ROW—J.

Schmucker,

Coleman,

Watkins,

Mattison.

Marqucz.

ROW—Benler.

Although only a newly organized group on the campus, the PANTIN' PANTHERS have proved their worth.

FIRST SECOND THIRD

ROW—Kamm.

Dey,

ROW—Wortman, ROW—Noll,

L.

Rich, Landis,

Smith,

Wilson, Watirts,

Cordon,

E.

Sanchez,

Edmonds,

Hazen,

Stephenson,

Smith,

Brooke,

Woelfle,

Fttsler.

Hammar,

Pettygrove,

French,

Weaver,

Callahan.

Harder.

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FIRST

ROW—Meierhenry,

SECOND THIRD

ROW—Zinn,

ROW—Stephenson,

FOURTH

L.

Cordon,

Coleman,

ROW—Marvel,

Robinett,

Meidinger,

Urbach, Herrick,

Unger, Walter,

B.

Yate«,

Miller,

Creech,

Wortman, Brawn,

L.

Frost,

French,

Sjfehr,

D.

Strong,

Strong,

P.

Brotton,

Wilson,

E.

AMrich,

Rabuck, White,

Smith,

Schulyz, Schräder,

FIRST

ROW—Walters,

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Smith,

ROW—Bergland,

Schrader,

Johnson,

Brawn,

French,

Phelps,

Chipman,

(Jnger,

May, M.

Schadd,

PhelpB,

Johnson,

Harris.

Bergland.

Johnson.

Making up the 0. B. N. are the young men who have dedicated their lives to fulltime Christian service.

Monday evening is spent by the LIFE W O R K RECRUITS in furthering religious ideals.

SECOND

Cook.

Benier,

Urbach,

Stephenson,

Woelllc,

Spahr,

Noble.

Thorson,

B.

Miller,

Shapland,

Strong,

Marvel.

FIRST

ROW- -Klingman,

SECOND THIRD

ROW ROW

FOURTH FIFTH

Embrco, Frost,

R..binctt,

Lewis,

Coleman,

Seymour,

Meiiidinger,

R O W - -Anion,

White,

Denton,

ROW- -Sehmueker,

Wiehc,

Salazar,

Glass,

P.

Taylor,

Holf,

Marquoz,

Shadd, Jordan, Cilc,

Robinson,

Aldrieb,

Winter, Miller, Sehultz,

Maltisnn, May,

Bennett,

Porter,

Anderson.

Cordon.

Brandenburf!,

Yates

Canna.ly,

Cook,

Cieeoli,

Thomas,

Benfer,

M. L.

Miller,

ROWâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;Wallers,

SECOND THIRD

ROW ROW

Worlinan,

- Auehard, Hueherl,

Smith,

Rabuck,

Herrick,

Brawn,

Miller,

Urbaeh, Harris, Brotton,

Matthews, UnRcr, French,

Phelps,

liahuck,

Miss

Shipley.

Meierhenry.

The YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION ticks out its meetings to the building of ideals and encouragement of Christian living.

Biays,

Spahr,

Conway,

Johnson,

Taylor.

Following similar goals YOUNG WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION fits the need of many young women.

FIRST

Bolt,

Martinez,

Wilson,

Donaldson,

Menzie,

Sehrader,

Hollinfer,

Marvel.

Stephenson, Lan.lis,

Littler,

Walker,

Sanchez.

Johnson,

Harder,

Carr.

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B. Robinett, J. Coleman, J. Potter, J. Seymore, V. Robinson.

Full of vim, vigor, and vitality, are the " A " SQUAD CHEER LEADERS.

" B " SQUAD CHEERLEADERS also serve with hopes for a berth on the varsity squad and no little enthusiasm.

Phyl. Rabuck, Roy Brotton, Ardie Wiebe

The DR. DOTY MEMORIAL INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB holds an informal discussion of a late world development.

L. to R.: Eastman, Landis, Smith, Marvel, Casby, Denton, Embree, White.

Taking an evening off, CAMPUS WIVES find time for entertainment.

STANDING—Mesdames SEATED—Harold Mitchell,

Dean

John

Sanchez, Strong,

Barrett,

Allen

Creech,

Unger,

George

Cene

Harris,

AI

Zerwekh,

Larson,

Brandt

Frank

John

Roberts,

"Wooters,

Carl

Paul Bott,

Embree.

Denny

Auchard,

Glen

Riley,

Richard

Urbach,

Charles

Kennedy.

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LEFT

TO

RIGHT—Benier,

Watkins,

Bergland,

Herrick,

D.

Miller,

Brandenburg,

Voris,

L.

Miller,

In another work period the MARATHON

STANDING—Mcgill,

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P.

Taylor,

Frost,

L.

Wortman,

Taylor,

White,

Hucbcrt,

Regellos,

Zerwekh,

their latest edition.

Smith,

Denton,

Miller,

Morgan.

Aldrich.

SANDBURR staff members check over

staff makes plans for publication.

SEATED—Aldrich,

Auchard,

Chipman,

Herrick,

Hollingcr,

Pilgrim,

Mathis,

Jordan,

Rabuck.

An important part of our formal chapels are the members of the CHAPEL CHOIR.

BACK ROW Herbert Gene Weaver.

Kamin.

Cene

Smith,

Vernon

F I R S T R O W — Barbara Bcnfer, Virgìnia Robinson, Einbree, Evelyn Thomas, J a n i c e Regenos.

Phelps,

Irene

Clair

Marvel,

Melvin

Helen

Weaver,

Mcicrhenry,

Brawn, Mary

Dale

Smith,

Phelps,

Valila

Ever active at our games, the PEP BAND takes time out for a pctiure.

BACK

ROW—Bruce

THIRD

ROW—Gene

SECOND FIRST

Rabuck, Smith,

ROW—Paul

ROW—Mick

Biays, Steen,

Rosemary

Jordan,

Opal

Anderson,

Dick

Callahan,

Jim

Pcttygrove,

Dale

Irene Myron Naomi

Smith,

Clinton

Carr,

Barbara

Benfer.

Meierhenry.

Fessler, White,

Phyllis

Ora

Lee

Harnden, Lewis,

Jean

Elaine

Morton,

Alta

Aldrieh.

Gile.

Another musical group on the campus is Mrs. Boone's CHORUS.

BACK

ROW—Eugene

SECOND

ROW—Jim

[.¡icier,

I

(.rimes,

oby

Wortnian, A l e n i io,

Larry

Tlmrson,

Haroltl

Bob

Sanebcz,

Miller, Ray

Donali!

Brotlon,

Jones, Jolin

Bruce

Rabuck.

Coover,

Leavens

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FIRST

ROW—Mrs.

Alass,

Rulli

Ann

Boone,

Arl

•ne W a t s o n , M a n i l a Matlison, liuti) J o b n s o n , J u s l i n a Pctcrs.

Schiiiui kci

Mrs.

Creerb,

Margarclta

Miller,

Craee

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FIRST

HOW

SECOND THIRD BACK

Aurharil,

ROW

Rohinett,

Rabuek,

HOW—Coleman, ROW

Brawn,

PIANO—Clinton DIRECTOR

Gile,

Lewis, Conway,

Bergland,

Bcnfcr,

Seymour, Kamni,

V.

Phelps,

Klingman,

Mathis,

D.

Smith,

Marvel,

B.

Meierhenry,

Embree,

Woelfle, Callahan,

M.

H.

Fessler, Smith,

Weaver, Smith,

Taylor,

Herriek,

Edmonds,

Biays,

Anderson, Hammar,

G.

Morton,

M.

Weaver,

Thomas,

Phelps,

Noble,

Riley,

White,

Regenos, V.

Enibree.

Shultz.

Walkins.

Carr.

James E.

Knonlz.

ITINERARY 1951 Five hours of hard work a week make this group an outstanding A CAPPELLA

TUESDAY, APRIL 3 (P.M ) Berthoud, Colorado WEDNESDAY, APRIL 4 (P.M ) Billings, Montana THURSDAY, APRIL 5 (P.M ) Great Falls, Montana

CHOIR.

FRIDAY, APRIL 6 (P.M.) Spokane, W a s h i n g t o n

SUNDAY, APRIL 8 (A.M.) The Dalles, Oregon SUNDAY, APRIL 8 (P.M.) Portland, O r e g o n MONDAY, APRIL 9 (P.M.) Seattle, W a s h i n g t o n TUESDAY, APRIL 10 (P.M.) Salem, Oregon WEDNESDAY, APRIL 11 (P.M ) Philomath, Oregon THURSDAY, APRIL 12 Eureka, California

"WOOD

SHEDDING"

FRIDAY, APRIL 13 (P.M ) O a k l a n d . California SUNDAY, APRIL 15 (A.M ) Lodi, California SUNDAY, APRIL 15 (P.M.) Sacramento, California MONDAY, APRIL 16 (P.M.) Fresno, California TUESDAY, APRIL 17 (P.M.) Los Angeles, California WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18 (P M.) Whittier, California THURSDAY, APRIL 19 (P M ) S a n Diego, California FRIDAY, APRIL 20 Phoenix, Arizona SUNDAY, APRIL 22 (A M.) A l b u q u e r q u e , New Mexico SUNDAY, APRIL 22 (P.M.) Santa Cruz. New Mexico MONDAY, APRIL 23 (P.M ) Eads, Colorado FRIDAY, APRIL 27 (P M.) Home Concert York, Nebraska

A national honorary dramatic fraternity, the Eta Kappa Cast of the ALPHA PSI OMEGA proves its interest in drama.

BACK

ROW—Miss

FIRST

Shipley, Jim

R O W — Darlene

Winter,

Potter,

Mary

Virginia

Lou

Warntr,

Robinson,

Mr.

Les Hazen, J o h n

Hucbert,

Clair

Bergland,

Mr.

Bachraan.

Marvel.

In Spring the Sap

CAST J.

OLIVER

TWIBBLY

JOHN

MELVILLE KADENZA MRS.

MINCE

VIOLET

BETTY

MINCE

RUTH

VICKIE WICKERSON PAM

.

.

.

.

CECIL GLOWER

-

-

SKIBUTSKI

HENRY

PRIM

MATILDA

-

GUPPIE

EDMONDS

.

-

.

-

.

ALDRICH

DARLENE

GRAVES

SUZIE M A E Y O U N C H O P E DR.

HERB

.

HAZEN WALKER

ALTA

MRS. GERTRUDEHAWLEYSTICKNEY PRUDENCE

JORDAN ROBINETT

LES

MCGUIRE

PROFESSOR SQUINTIN JOSEPHINE

SCHMUCKER

BETTY

DILL

ROCKHEAD

POTTER AUCHARD

ROSEMARY

BROOMWELL

PHILIP

COOVER

JAMES

WINTERS

JUSTINA

PETERS

MELVIN

BRAWN

CORA

MARGARETTA

MARQUES MILLER

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Nativity Scene of the York College Christmas Production.

Arsenic and Old Lace CAST ABBY

BREWSTER

-

-

BETTY

T H E R E V . D K . HARPER C H A R L E S TEDDY

BREWSTER

OFFICER

BROPHY

OFFICER

KLEIN

MARTHA ELAINE

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48

-

-

-

-

BREWSTER HARPER

-

MORTIMER

CHIPMAN

M R . GIBBS

CLAIR

MARVEL

KENNETH

WILSON

DEE -

-

AUCHARD

B.

CORA BETTY

MATHEWS MARQUIS ROBINETT

JONATHAN DR.

BREWSTER -

LIEUT.

-

-

BREWSTER

EINSTEIN

OFFICER

-

-

-

O'HARA ROONF.Y

M R . WITHERSPOON

-

POTTER

-

WEAVER

LESTER

WILLIAM -

-

JAMES

EUGENE

CECIL

HAZEN

WORTMAN WALKER

RICHARD

PICKEREL

- HERBERT

EDMONDS

Senior Recitals (Dramatic)

FRANCES P O R T E R

GEORCANN

IIOFF

CORA

MARQUEZ

LOIS M I L L E R

Pane 4!)

"OLD M A I N "

On the evening of Jan. 3, 19ol our administration building was destroyed by fire.

Hearts were made sad for she played a great part in our college life, and more than that, we loved her.

As she bowed from service it was with a glory that matched

the glory of her living.

"NIGHT SENTINEL"

JTlshes to J/tsh (barth to 8artk 0 ust to(Dust

Old Main is gone, but her grandeur still lives and will always live in the memories of those who tramped her halls.

" Y " Club initiates who earned their letters in football.

Betty

Auchard,

Georgann

Hoff.

Lois

Miller, FIRST

ROW—Bergland,

SECOND

ROW—Smith,

Marvel,

McCturg.

Stephenson, Allen,

Miller.

York

7

Midland

14

York 0

Kearney

31

York

0

Doane

40

York

0 -

York

0

--

--

--

Football

Concordia 13 Wayne

34

York 40

Sterling

18

York

0

Peru

48

York

6

Wesleyan

58

York

0

Hastings

38

Hastings player finds unexpected resistance.

r f t i CHUCK E M E R I C K Back

Wooters around end for more yardage.

Once every few years a school must take its turn in having a poor season. This happened to be the year for York. Unable to produce the scoring punch necessary for winning games, York came through only once to hit the victory column.

LES G E O R G E Tackle

CLAIR MARVEL Tackle ' Page

54

KRANK WOOTEKS liack

J O H N MANN Tackle

C E N E LARSEN Back

r d .

LARRY

THORSON

BOB

MILLER Back

End

JOHN

BILL

BERGLAND

SOUKUP Back

End

The followers who journeyed to Midland in the opener witnessed a hard-fought battle.

The team, lacking early season practice, couldn't score until the second half. Midland garnered its points early in the first half.

MARTIN

SMITH

DAVE

Cuard

STEPHENSON Tackle

York aggressors hem in Hasting's runner.

Emerick, defensive standout, is poised for another vicious tackle.

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ART SPEECE Back

BILL ELLISON Back

n端

D I C K McCLURG Tackle

"Goalline stand!"

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VIC SUAZO Back

The Homecoming crowd came to their feet when Wooters caught the opening kickoff and raced for a 6-0 lead. This sudden success fired the team to a 40-18 victory over hapless Sterling. A 67 yard scoring climaxed an outstanding evening for Gene Larsen.

N O R M ALLEN Center

FRANK BROADWELL Center

"Woofers, surrounded by Sterling players.

•J ;

'-«-.• avawes FRONT SECOND THIRD

HOW—Slndenl R O W —Coach ROW—D.

Manager, Roberts,

Miller,

Stecn,

Garcia; Noll,

Walker,

Snazo,

Ellison,

Mathis,

Brawn,

Kennedy,

Broadwell.

Sukovaty,

Bergland,

Voris,

Ebaugh,

Wnoters,

Enierick,

Allen,

Glahn,

B.

Miller,

George,

Larsen,

McCltirg,

Mann,

Alire,

Speece, Thorson,

Dann,

Sniitb,

Souknp, Schräder,

Stephenson,

Moran, Coover,

Edmonds,

Card.

Coach

Rideout.

Marvel,

Coach

Swanson.

Several good men are lost this year including Chuck Emerick, who has never scored, but is an exceptional defensive man.

However prospects for a successful season next fall are good with the expectance of new football talent.

BOB V O R I S Back

M I C STEEN Back

DICK ALIRE Guard

BRANDT KENEDY

DAVE M I L L E R

Tackle

Back

i

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York 48

Concordia 77

York 49

Tarkio

60

York 73

Dana

68

York 71

Dana

54

York 45

Peru

78

York 52

Wesleyan 70

York 43

Chadron

69

York 63

Chadron

86

York 71

Doane

76

York 60

Kearney

61

York 77

Midland

71

York 62

Hastings 108

York 68

Wayne

86

York 54

Wesleyan

83

York 61

Doane

78

York 71

Peru

York 67

Hastings

91

York 52

Wayne

99

York 61

Kearney

94

Basketball

101

GENE L A R S E N Guard

York seemed very offensive minded this year, following the modern trend, and really piled up the points. The won-lost column doesn't tell the story of the many exciting games witnessed by York's followers. There are high hopes for a successful '51-'52 season.

FRANK WOOTERS Forward

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LARRY THORSON

DON E B A U G H

Center

Guard

Coach Roberts patiently basketball equipment.

checks

out

York and Tarkio players scrap for the ball in close game.

TilLL WATKINS

HILL S O U K U P

Forward

Cuard

D 0 N

W A T S 0

N

Forward

The loss of Gene Larsen to [ ncle Sam, at mid-season was a blow to the Learn and to York College fans. Even with this loss, Coach Rideout continued to build offensively, and supplemented from the second team.

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STANDING--Dunn,

Soukup,

KNEELINGâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;Cwirii

Hideout.

Watson,

Sleen,

Brookes,

Thorson,

Woolcrs,

Larsrn,

Kbauuh,

Walkins.

"B" Basketball

LITO M A R T I N E Z Guard

BOB M I L L E R Guard

TOBY ATENCIO Forward

V I C SUAZO Forward

DICK

CALLAHAN

Center

The " B " boys got no publicity but are an integral part of every team.

The squad this year had a .500 percentage, playing other college " B " squads and town teams.

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Track

SE ATEI) S't A N D 1 N C

Mcnzic,

B.

Vi al k i l l s ,

Miller, Pilgrim,

Martinez, Siiazn,

Aiitcncin, WiMilers,

Walker, Dye.

Freneli,

[Newton,

Sukuvaty, Voris,

Brookes,

Mr Cliirg,

D.

.Miller.

Cook,

Mann,

Coach

Kol.oris.

Returning lettermen, Lito Martinez, Bob Miller, '"Dob" Newton, Vic Suazo. and Cecil Walker, bolster York hopes.

Ace sprint man Wooters, off in a flash.

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Big "Dob" Newton hopes to better own record in shot.

Martinez, strong contender

in

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63

Tennis

.s .

M *

Lm

/"

' f t

Coach Jack Mathis hopes for successful season.

Doubles team of Bill Watkin and Norman Allen.

Fred Winter, returning letterman.

Matliis, Watkins, Allen, Winter

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Student Life Here is portrayed excellently the part of college life that no student wants to miss, recreation.

York offers excellent facilities for campus recreation.

Besides the Student Union, where this picture was taken, there is skating and a full time intramural program in several minor sports and basketball.

don't

don't

don't

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don't

don't

don't

d on' t

don' t

don' t

don't

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don't

Who's Who

i

GEORGE

HARRIS

CLAIR MARVEL

LOIS MILLER

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Marathon Staff EDITOR

JOHN

BERGLAND

BUSINESS MANAGER

BILL

WATKINS

ASSISTANT

BOB

HERRICK

EDITOR

SPORTS EDITOR ART

DAVE

EDITOR

R E W R I T E EDITOR CLASS

BETTY -

-

-

-

MABEL

MILLER

AUCHARD

BRANDENBURG

EDITORS

Senior

LOIS

MILLER

Junior

BARBARA

BENFER

Sophomore

- - JANICE REGENOS WATKINS

Freshman

BOB VORIS

TYPIST FACULTY ADVISOR

ALTA -

-

-

-

-

-

AL

ALDRICH ZERWEKH

We, the Marathon, wish to thank all those who have helped to make this book, especially recognizing the photography work of Gale Studio, D. Boone, Lee Huebert, and A1 Zerwekh. We also express our gratitude to Evelyn Thomas and Pat Taylor for their contributions.

Count ing

that sun.

tvorthy

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day finds

action

lost ivhose from done.

thine

low

descendhand

no

Advertising

"I'm glad we chose C. E A R L J E N K I N S for our real estate dealings."

Fred and Darlene Winters get information from Mr. C. Earl Jenkins.

"It looks O K with me," says Mr. Pickrell; as MR. FOSTER and he checks over his bill.

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Miss JoAnn Conway is a perfect example of A & T Drug efficiency. Ladies for your next cosmetics supply see A & T DRUGS.

"This is very pretty, isn't it, Evelyn. For your every need J. M. McDONALD CO. Ready to and let Mrs. Bertha Meyer serve

Bob?" says go to THE Wear Dept. you.

THE YORK DAILY NEWS-TIMES THE YORK NEWS-TIMES PUBLISHING CO.

Publishers

The York County Paper Albert C. H u b e r ,

editor

CHAS. BEAUSEIGNEUR K e y s M a d e to O r d e r ANY Work

W. H. BOYEY AND SON AUTOMOTIVE

PARTS

KIND Guaranteed

JOBBERS

KINKADE BAKERY • • •

MOOMEY'S MARKET

Home-Style Bread and Pastries

Phone

23

PALACE BARBER SHOP Phone A. O. Dahlstedt, prop.

North Side

131

S o u t h Side o f S q u a r e

Square

TOWLE MOTOR 4 2 0 G r a n t Ave.

BUICK

PONT J AC

•

•

GMC T R U C K S

•

MASSEY H A R R I S M A C H I N E R Y

P U R I N A FEEDS

FIRESTONE TIRES

CONOCO P R O D U C T S

Phone 308

"I'm hungry," says Sandra. MISS LOUISE McDILL, Home Economist for THE GAS, CO., shows Mr. and Mr^. G. Harris this food packed refrigerator.

Chuck and Fran have the place to go for good drug service. For your selection of good juicy nuts see FLETCHER D R U G CO.

m

irl

"I'll take it," says Ken Wilson to Opal Anderson who runs the COLLEGE B O O K STORE, for this place is a very important place to the student.

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All the people appreciate the courteous service extended at the FIRST NATIONAL BANK. All accounts are handled with the most expert of care.

SAFEWAY STORES One H o u r Free Parking For Customers

HOLCOMB YORK HATCHERY Chicks That Are Bred

MEAD LUMBER AND COAL CO.

Liveability a n d

for

Layability

C o n k e y ' s Feeds QUALITY BUILDING AND

MATERIALS Phone 940

COAL

Y o r k , Nebraska

DUNCAN DONUT DELICATESSEN Try Our

Home

Made

Phone 853

Lunches

FARMERS UNION CO-OP ASS'N Oil Station P h o n e 151

Produce Phone 149 York

6 2 0 L i n c o l n Ave.

Henderson Phone Cooperation

Pays—Trade

19

With

Yourself

YORK MUTUAL BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION H o m e Loans

Over 58 Years in

6 1 8 G r a n t Ave.

MEEHAN SHOE STORE

Savings

In York Since 1888

York

Phone

588

HILDER'S Jewelers

Silversmiths Art Carved R i n g s by W o o d

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79

"Ord" and "Doc" know the "drink that refreshes." The next time you're thirsty see the C O C A C O L A

CO.

MR. GALE nearly has Mr. Wortman sold but it looks like J i m Grimes has other things on his mind although Dorothy Steingard is really just showing J i m the type of picture frame.

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80

Herb K a m m knows the place of good substantial machinery. THE B I C K CO. has every type of machinery needed as well as that good Studebaker car.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Winter enjoy fine music at the McCloud Hotel as they await guests.

For your next visit to York go to the McCLOUD

HOTEL.

156

Phone

156W-2

WM. F. McCORMICK Heating—Air

Conditioning

Sheet M e t a l a n d R o o f i n g Bonded

Contractors

Roofs

4 0 8 G r a n t Ave.

When

Y o r k , Nebr.

Thinking

of

HUSS MOTORS INC.

Flying—

See or C a l l 1 2 3 Bring

YORK AIR SERVICE

York,

Ford

Home

for

Service

Phone 26

AL MERRICK PRINTING SHOP 1505 Lincoln

Your

Avenue

Nebraska

Phone

901

STAEHR SERVICE STATION Richard S&H Green

YORK COLLEGE KITCHEN and

Stuhr

DINING HALL

Stamps

Dietician

NEWCOMER'S New, Used Cars a n d

Mrs. D . H . Sill

Pick-ups

Phone 786

802 Grant

Dining Hall

Hostess

Mrs. Edith

Regenos

Ave.

WOCHNER CASH COAL CO. Q U A L I T Y COAL

LOW

PRICES

LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE TRUCKING P h o n e 174

York

"We

Deal in Black But Treat You

White"

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SíñlflíV »(HklBiSiS

"Every car has its home," so take your Plymouth to GEIS MOTORS for the best of service.

"Bill and Dick have their money handled at

the

YORK

STATE

BANK."

For

your

money dealings go to this bank that has the facilities to handle your money with accuracy.

"For MILAM

your

every

flower

need

see the

FLORAL."

Mary Latin is showing the exquisite line of watches to Mr. A1 Zerwekh who knows the place to go for the best in jewelry is the PANCAKE

JEWELRY.

P & M MOTOR SERVICE (PENNER

«& M O L I N E )

Gas—Oil—Tires

Complete

Batteries—Accessories

Automotive

Repair and

Service

HUDSON SALES

Plione 614

SERVICE

Y o r k , Nebraska

217

East 6 t h

Street

Clias. H.

TOMS YORK BLANK BOOK CO. Plione 5

Printers Office

PRODUCE

East

Side of

Square

Supplies

RAPID REPAIR SHOE SHOP EAST S I D E

SQUARE

45 Years in Y o r k

KREBS RADIO RADIOS—RECORDERS—SERVICE TELEVISION 5 2 4 G r a n t Ave.

Always

A Good

Plione 37

Shoiv

ZETHREN'S COAST-TO-COAST

U-CO-OP OIL CO. Quality

Everything

Gas—Oil—Grease

Cafe in Connection—"24-Hour Jet. L'. S. 8 1 & 3 4

Quality

Farm,

Home

and

Car

S o u t h Side o f S q u a r e

Service" Plione

for

Hardware

1351

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THRIFT GROCERY AND MARKET Groceries, Meats, Fruits,

Vegetables

FREE

DELIVERY

Heinie

YORK LAUNDRY

"Laundry

"Robert Allen is very much pleased as well as Scotty over their new furniture."

For your every household need do as the Noble family

does:

go

to

OSBORN

YORK,

NEBRASKA

1 Vashed

Clothes

Health"

GRAND CENTRAL MARKET GROCERIES

FURNITURE

MEATS

FRESH FRUITS

STORE.

We

G o o d I n s u r a n c e at a

Guard

Give

VEGETABLES

S&H

Green

Stamps

PAIGE HALL SEED CO.

Saving—

Approved Town Dwellings, Household Farm Buildings and Farm

Goods B u y e r s , Processors, a n d Sellers

Personal

of HENRY

L. F I L L M A N ,

Agent On

FARMERS MUTUAL INS. CO. OF

All Kiinds

FARM Highway

81—Just

North

1525 Lincoln York,

NEBRASKA

Phones

708W

and

107

York,

Nebr.

of

Underpass

Ave.

Nebraska

Residence Phone

of

SEEDS

Office

1326

Phone

157

2 5 % O f f List P r i c e T o A l l S t u d e n t s TEAM FOR

THE

OUTFITTERS

BEST

//V ATHLETIC

GOODS

NORGREN SPORTING GOODS STORE DISTRIBUTORS

FOR

MAC GREGOR-GOLDSMITH HYDE

INC.

BROOKS

VOIT

FELCO

POWERS

BIKE

WEB

INOKONA 420 Lincoln

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Avenue

York

Mr. a n d Mrs. Student

PAINE'S APPLIANCE

See L e e a n d A r l i n e at

THE COLLEGE GROCERY

Refrigerators—Ranges—Radios W e Give S & H Green Stamps

f o r t h e best b u y s i n groceries General Electric a n d Philco Dealer Phone

Free

695-W

Delivery

5 2 7 L i n c o l n Ave.

CITY NATIONAL BARBERSHOP

Phone

Best

Wishes

1035

from

City N a t ' l B l d g . — D o w n s t a i r s At C l o c k HAROLD

M.

MAXON'S STEAK HOUSE

WILCOX

WALLINGFORD SIGNS Phone 776

YORK DAIRY Home

406 Lincoln Avenue

Owned

DOOR-TO-DOOR

PAINT—WALL PAPER

MILK

BUYER

DELIVERY

SERVICE

ZIEG'S 1 9 1 0 L i n c o l n Ave.

P h o n e 303

Phone

YORK RADIATOR REPAIR

POPCORN 503 Lincoln Avenue

4 1 6 B e a v e r \ve.

POPCORN STAND For Popcorn

With

the Seasoning

56

Cooked

YORK. in.

Phone 998

NEBRASKA

Recording—Rebuilding—Repairing—Cleaning

BAER'S LUHEn BflER'S SAYS ITS

OAK

IT'S

OAK !

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85

DAHL'S TEXACO SERVICE Gas a n d O i l

PENNEY'S

F i r e s t o n e Tires Batteries York, Nebr.

P h o n e 61

9th and Lincoln

BARRETT-MONISMITH A. J. DRESDEN CANDY CO. MEN'S CLOTHING Wholesale York, Ncbr.

DELUXE CLEANERS

(P/ ~

D a i l y P i c k - u p an«l Delivery Gentle Cleaning

R U S S E L L A.

/tiapmanj

SMITH

/

Bakery

Goods—Fresli

and

Luncheon

Meats—

F r u i t a n d Vegetables Staple a n d Fancy

RUSS WILLIAMS CO.

Groceries

Store For Men

EAST HILL GROCERY Nels

o f y b r / c

Haniniar Q u a l i t y Clothes

Three Blocks West of Middlebrook

Hall

D E P E N D A B L E SERVICE SINCE 1876

DRUGS

Phone 121

GIFTS

ROGER'S SHOE COMPANY

Tee Clarke*

"Campus

!

OTIS J. SMYERS

GEIGER & JAMES ELECTRIC CO.

-

Keepsake Diamonds

Westingfiouse Appliances RCA Radios Radii» & Electric Service 6 0 6 L i n c o l n Ave.

1

Kick"

1 1 11

Elgin Watches Complete

Phone 767

Line

of

Jewelry

and

Gifts

SOUKUP SUPPLY CO. Hardware • Appliances - Auto Supplies - Sporting Goods - R C A D u P o n t P a i n t s - Toys - P h o n o g r a p h R e c o r d s

Radios

North Side Square YORK, We Give S&H

NEBR. Green

Stamps

MERADITH'S H. ELLS OIL CO. 1

Modern

York P h o n e 188

Give

Soda

Cabins

Skelly P r o d u c t s — B u l k

We

Green

1

Fountain

Russell Stover's C a n d i e s Service

Hebron Phone

S&H

Magazines - Lunches

140

Stamps

Page 87

W e s t P o i n t H. y'Cadet'

New Home, Yes

York

College

'Marathon'

And

a new n a m e too, the

Journal-Star

P r i n t i n g Co., b u t they still add u p to the t o p quality, service, a n d high

standards

of w o r k m a n s h i p that have always been our trade m a r k .

Albion j^ì&td'

Just before the first of the year, the State

H. S

'Albacard'

J o u r n a l P r i n t i n g C o m p a n y moved into a beautiful, new spacious b u i l d i n g and with new

modern

equipment

that

has

been

added and scientifically arranged to speed up

production flows, means m o r e

greater

savings

for

you.

The

and

way

to Concordia

h o l d sky-rocketing prices i n check, is to

'Golden

increase efficiency by m o d e r n machinèry a n d m o d e r n methods.

College Embers'

The Journal-Star

P r i n t i n g Co. is keeping i n step with the times.

W e invite you to inspect our new home, that

is becoming more

and

more,

the

Creighton

home of Nebraska's finer yearbooks.

University 'Blue

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