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MORRIS MEYERSON "Morrie" J OSEPH MURPHY "Irish"
4321 So. 22 3864 Arbor

Out of State; Stenographic West of 24; Printing
Junior Glee; Senior Glee A fe llow one can alw aus tnist.

Anot her such fellow is harcl to fi ncl. EDITH MURRAY "Edie"
4121 So. 22
MARIE MILLER "Marn ie''
4404 So. 1;~ St. Br idget's; College Prep
Vellum; Portia, pres.; Dramatic Club,
Out of State; Normal Training associate "Playgoers"; "The Four-
S. T. L.; Historical; Science teenth Guest"

Bright ancl cheer y. Sh e's a girl w ho seeks a n oble encl.

EMMA MIRIOVSKY "Em" J E SSIE JEANNE NATHAN "J"
1429 Pasadena Ave. 4422 So. 19

St. Rose; Stenographic Garfield; Stenographic
Commercial ; Girl Reserves Science ; Honor Society; Portia; D l'a-
matic Club, associate; 9B , Tooter Re-
Quiet, industrious, ancl inter esting porter; Assistant Tooter Editor; As-
sociate Editor of Annual; Commercial
"One Hundred Per Cent;" Quill and
Scroll

Just a miss w ho isn' t harcl t o te ase.
Ancl w hom the boys love to please.

JEROME MOOREHEAD "Romeo" VLASTA NAVRATIL "Vi"
3919 So. 25 Route 5

St. Bridget's; Auto Mechanic Plea sant ,Hill; Nurse Prepanttory
An auto m echanic h e'll b.e. Never cloes she shirk .

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JAMES NELSON MILDRED NOCKS "Shorty"
4026 So. 38
39 10 R
Ashland Park; College Prep
Out of State; Stenographic and Secreta-
Debate Squad; Orchestra
"Rings in the Sawdust"; "Passin[{ rial

Show" Jr. Glee ; Sr. Glee; Orchestra; Com-
L et lmn who has won it, becti· th ! pa.'m.
mercial .

H ei· name is "Nocks," not knocks.

JOHN NEUMANN "YO!'-mY" ALBERT NOE "Al"
1915 So. 16 4814 Poppleton Ave

Crnss Luthem; Mechanical Draftii;g; Ashland Park; College Prep
A i•er.11 fine lncl. Off to college Al will go,
Making j?-ienc/s cmcl lots of dough.
BETITHA NEWMAN "Babe"
5447 So. 24 JOHN NOORDAM " Reel"
2717 Madison
Brown Park; College Prep
Portia; Student Council; Sl'ir,11cc; Out of state; Sales
Dramatic Club; National Honor 8oc- "0" Cliib · "R" Cl ub ·
iety; Honor S.c>ciety "Three Pills in a
Bottle"; "Rings in the Sawdust"; As/.: his fri:ncls -thats i~hat theu'll :;a11,
"Fourteenth Guest;" "A Rc>se of Ply- John Noorclcrnl is 0 . K.
mouth Town"; Student Council Pa-
geant; Associate Editor Tooter; Quill
and Sc1·oll

J olly ancl gay, the whole day.

ERMA NIELSEN " Swede" MILDRED NORDEEN " Milly"
6926 So. 43 2816 F

Plesant Hill, Stenographic South Lincoln; Stenographi c
Historical; Trailers Commercial; Vesta

Always willing to do ct kincl cleecl. Sh e'll type most anything you write.

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GAIL O'BRIEN "Tiny" CAROLINE PACES "Carol"
3557 So 24 2730 So 10

St Bridgets; College Prep Bancrnft; Stenographic
"0" Club; "R" Club; Football Cap- Commercial Club
tain; Basketball; Track; "Passing
Show" Always courteous, pleasant, and kind.

Tiny tlw's his name,
He's a football captain of fame.

JOHN O'CONNOR "Johnny" RUTH PAHL "Sis"
4611 So 25 R.F.D. 3

St Agnes; Drafting Pleasant Hill; Stenographic
Historical Society
"0" Club; "R" Club; Football; Basket-
ball; Captain, Tennis; Captain, Track. Work is her middle name.
Athletics his game,
Tennis and football his fame.

JANE OLECHNOWICZ "l{ussian" GENEVIEVE PAULSEN "Jenny"
3118 S 4106 So. 27

St Mary's; Four year Opportunity Beals; Stenographic

"Passing Slhow"; "Fourteenth Guest" .1. steno she ai~is to be.
Jane is her name,

In books she wins her fame.

ELEANOR ORTMAN "Peggy" ISABELLE PETERSEN "Isie"
5312 So 52 2436 So. 20

Douglas Sarpy; Bookkeeping and Ac- Ashland Park; Stenographic
counting Trailers ; Hon.or Society

Jr. Glee; Sr. Glee; Commercial; Vesta; We know she will win her way.
National Honor Society; "Passing
Show": "The Golden Trail"; "Rings in
the Sawdust."
In bookkeeping she shines.

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FRED PLAGENS "Slick" MARIE PRCHAL
5618 So. 19
2518 B
Pittsburgh, Kansas ; College Prep Brown Park; Stenographic

Student Council Vesta; Trailers; Vellum
H e's a tennis player 1Jnive.
H er work is neat, she has dancing feet.

WALTER PLEISS "Happy" JAMES PROS "Jim"
1707 Center 2326 So. 15

St. Joseph; Opportunity Castelar; College Prep.
"0" Club; Baseball National Honor Society; "0" Club; Hi-
y Club; Science; Honor Society; His-
Luck follows where'er "Happy" is.
torical Society; Electrical Club; lOB-
Treasurer
A modest young man at the head of h'is

clas s.

GEORGE POPPINO "Pop" JOE PROSKOCIL
Childs Crossing R. F. D. 5 2757 So 13

Riverview; Railroad Telegraph St. J oseph; Printing
Tooter Staff A whiz at makeup on the printed page.

A jolly, fri endly sort of lad. LUMIR PTAK
4309 So 13
BLANCHE POTACI-I
4807 So. 13 Edward Rosewater; Opportunity
Sr. Glee; Science Club; Senate, Pres,-
Hawthorne; StenograJ;hic ident; Honor Society; Historical So-
Patience is a r emedy for every sorrow. ciety; Orchestra; National Honor So-
ciety; Dr. Ar t Club; "A Rose of Pl)T-
mouth Town" "Pinafore;" "The Golden
T rail"

A musician he will be.

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DONALD RICHARDSON ''Don" MOLLIE ROITSTEIN
1408 Deer Park Blvd. South Central; Stenog,aphic

Edward Rosewater; \\'o,dwork 2524 Q
Honor Society; Jr. Glee; Commercial
Manul Arts Club Club; "Waiting for the Trolley"
To see him work, you'd know he loved it. I n music and clramntics, she cloth shine-

HAZEL RICHT WILLIS ROWE
Route 3 4427 So 18

Pleasant Hill; Stenographic Garfield; Drafting
"O" Club; "R" Club; Student Council;
Commercial; Historical Society
· H er mind's on her worlc, Sr. Glee; Senate; Grade School, pres. ;
She does it well. Manual Arts, pres.; "Pinafore;"

"Golden Trail;" "Passing Show;"

Wrestling.
Likes to teas e, but easy to please.

JOSEPH RIHA DOROTHY ANN RUEMPlNG
3916 So. 24 4118 So. 28

Jungmann; College Prep. St. Bridgets,; Stenographic
To college he will go. Vesta; Honor Society; Commercial
Club.
HAZEL ROBERTS
4742 So 18 Pleascint cincl necit,
C11le rind sweet.
Hawthorne; Fine Arts
.A!rt Club, pres.; Jr. Glee, pres.; Com- VINCENT SANUIK
mercial Club; Tooter and Annual 4324 So. 33
Staff; "The Gypsy Rover;" "Rings in
the Sawc!Just" St. Francis; Mech. Draftin;;

She exce lls in art. To Nebniska U he will r:o,
Winning fame-oh, you know.

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ARTHUR SCHLAIFER "Art" CORINNE SCHWARTZ "Jackie"
5813 So. 20
5105 So. 26
So. Central; College Prep Brown Park, House,hold Arts
"Passing Show"
Passing Show; Senior Glee; Tooter
Staff; Debate; Student Council; Pleasant to tease,
"Rings in the Sawdust;" "Pinafore;" Anxiou s to please.

"The Golden Trail"

I n the world he'll win his place.

GUS SCHMIDTKE LUCILLE SCOTT "Scotty"
2447 So. 18 72 and Spring

Cross and Zi0n Lutheran; Drafting West of 24th, College Prep

Work and play is good fo r me. Jr. Glee
An industrious maiden,

With dutiPs lciclen.

LILLIAN SCHROEDER BESSIE SEBEK "Ginger"
125 So. 42 4928 So. 20

Nebr. State; Normal Training J ungmann, Bookkeeping and Accounting
S. T. L.; Science president; Historical Vellum; Trailers; Jr. Glee; Honor
Society; National Honor Society; Hon- Society; "Gypsy Rover"
or Society; Student Council; Grade
School Club, president; Sr. Girl s Glee A s11re success she will be.

To nonnal school she will go.

MARGARET SCHWARTZ "Midgie" ANTON SEMERAD "Smoky"
4904 So. 14 1327 So. 17

Hawthorne; College Prep East of 24th; Printing
Portia; Vellum; Trailers; Jr. Glee "0" Club; President of Grade Club
"Gypsy Rover"; "Passing Show"
"Passing Show"
Danciny is her hobby. In s11orts he hits the ball,
Anton's an athlete all in all.

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FRANK SERPA,N "Bashful" EVELYN SHORT "Shorty"
2312 So. 14 3217 So. 24

Castelar; Opportunity South Lincoln; Stenographic
Orchestra; Junior Glee; Senior Glee; Vesta; Commercial Club
"Pinafore;" "Student Council Pag-
eant;" A Rose of Plymouth Town;" She's small but mighty.
"Golden Trail;" "Passing Show"

To our school fam e he'll bring.

HAZEL SEVERNS "Bubbles" PAUL SHYMKEWICH
4319 So. 16 3421 U

Garfield; Bookkeeping and Accounting St. Anthony; College Prep.
Vellum; Trailers ; Junior Glee; Senior Historical Society.
Glee; "Passing Show;" "Th e Gypsy
Rover" S wimming 7Jlnys n grent part in his Zife.

Bubbles do esn't like troubles.

GEORGE SHINDLER JUHN SIDEREWICZ
4310 So. 33
5303 Q
Ashland Park; Drafting St. Francis ; Opportunity
Quiet, bu t well w or th knowin g.
Manual Arts; History Club
A f ellow one can always trust.

JULIA SHIVELY "Judy" ROSE SKVARIL "Tiny"
Ralston, Nebr. E214 So. 22 St.

Ralston; College Prep Assumption ; Stenograph ;..::

Jr. Glee; Sr. Glee; Dramatic Art; Vesta; Vellum; Junior Glee.
Science; "Gypsy Rover;" "The Four- She will reach her goal.

teenth Guest;" "The Golden Trail"
A hcippy girl with a ready smile.

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LUCILLE SLIZEWSKI "Lu" MILDRED SMITH "Milly"
3610 So. 25
R. F. D. 5
Immaculate Conception; Stenographi c Avery; Normal Training

Always a 900d worker. S. T. L.; Honor Soci()ty; Jr. Glee
Something worth while she do es all the

time.

JOSEPHINE SLOBODNIK "Jo" PAUL SMITH "Jim"
4637 Harrison R. F. D. 5

Pleasant Hill; Stenographi~ St. Agnes ; Auto Mechanics
Historical Society Manual Arts

A re liab le and enrnu,t worker. When y on mention foobvall and Paul
is near,
JOHN SMITH ",IA.CK"
2402 N H e's r avin to [Jo , you needn't fear.

Highland; Collge Prep. JOHN SOCKS
Science; History. West Side School; Auto Mechanics.
Some dny John will become grent.
H e works hard at his typing.

MARGARET SMITH HOWARD SORENSON
1913 So. 15 Ralston, Nebr.

Comenius; College Pr~p. Ral ston; Drafting
Vellum; Girl Reserves Grade School President
She is brave whose tongue is strenr.
A s a drafter Haward will shine.

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CATHERINE STANCI C " Ki tty" MATHIAS SWOBODA "Mat"

3116 T 4719 So. rn
West Side; Stenograph ic
Hawt horne, College Prep.
Jr. Glee ; Senior Glee ; Commercial;
"Gypsy Rover;" "Passing Show" Science ; Emanon; Historical; Student
B ecause she's a w o1·ker,
Folks all love her. Council "Story Book Fantasy"
He'll make his mark in college.

BERNICE STARR "Bee" GWEN TACKABERRY
37 and W 4525 . So. 20

Corrigan, Stenographic Out of State ; College Prep
Commercial; Vesta; Toot er Staff; Girl Reser ves ; Minerva; Science; Jr.
Science "Passing Show" Glee; Sr . Glee ; "Gypsy Rove1·." "Gold-
en Trail;" "Passing Show;" National
Sh e's cute, ancl J) eJJJJY, ancl pozmlctr, too . Honor Society

FRANK STRNAD "Fritz" Music is her delight.
5627 So. 23
ARLENE TERRY "Brown Eyes"
Brown Park Stenographic and Secret- 704 No. 33rd
arial
Jr. Glee; Sr. Glee, "Rings in the Saw- Out of State ; Normal Training
dust;" "The Golden Trail" T ech N ews Reporter; Vice President
9A class, at Tech "Old Plantationdays"
H e's .r;oin_r; to be n singer. at Tech

"B rown e]/es" ci teacher will be.

LEONARD SWEENEY "Peewee" WILLIAM TESNOHLIDEK "Bill"
4328 So. 23 5804 So 20

Out of Town, College Prep. Assumption; Stenographic
Jr. Glee; "R" Club " The Gypsy Rover"
"Home From College" Tooter Staff.
Fortune fair 8hall be his fate.
Never too busy to be a true friend.

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FRANK TOMASIEvVICZ "Fats" BARBARA URBANSKI
4407 So 27
4617 So. 33
St. Francis ; Printing
St. Francis; Stenographic
Tnlst him, for he will succeed.
Jr. Glee; Sr. Glee; Honor Society;
Golden
Commercial· Vesta· "The
Trail" ' '

A lways thought/ill and refined.

BERNARD TOMBRINK DAVID VAIL "Dave"
3920 So. 24 St. 2320 E

College Prep; McGill Institution Ala. St. Bri dgets; Printing
H e is pleasant and gentle with many a Grade School, treasurer; Tooter An-
nual Staff; Tooter Staff
smile.
Merry and gay, but never in the way.
HELEN ANNE TSCHABUSCHNIG
1461 Phelps LEO WALSH "Speed"
3109 So. 18
St. Rose; Stenographic
Commel'Cial Club St. Patrick's; Printi11g
A master printer he'll be.
On her 11ou may dep end.

TIMOTHY C. TVRDIK
5413 So. 22

Assumption ; Auto Mecha11 ics
Grade School Club, president.

"They call him Bo for short.

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LEONA WASIELEWSKI NORMAN D. WHISTON " Norme"
R. F. D. 5 4425 So. 20

Pleasant Hill; Nursing Hawthorne ; Drafting
She's a maiden, with virtue laden.
Historical; Science; Jr. Glee; Hi-Y;
"Rings in the Sawdust"

Little and short, but a real swell sport.

CARL E. WELCHNER "Chip" DOROTHY E. WHITE "Dot"
2407 So. 23 7420 So. 28

Out of State; College Prep Pleasant Hill; Stenographic
Trouble never troubles me.
Senior Glee; Historical; Manual Arts;
Grade School, pres.; Track

"Captain Crossbones;" "Pinafore"
W e'll get a tip from Chip.

MORTON W ~LLS "Morty" LAWRENCE WHITNEY "Red"
4756 So. 15
1622 Williams
Hawthorne; Fine Arts
Comenius; History-English
Hi-Y, pres.; Senior Glee; Junior Glee;
Orchestra; Band; "R" Club "R" Club· "0" Club· G1·ad e School
"Pinafore;" "Rings in the Sawdust ;"
"Passing Show; " "The Golden Trail ;" pres.; "Pass'ing Show" ' '
Others deign to hear his cornet.
R eel knows his "elates."

RUDOLPH WESOLOWSKI "Rudy" STANLEY WHITNEY "Tiny"
2616 L RF. D.

South t_;entral; Salesmanship Douglas Sarpy; Salesmanship
"R" Club; Historical; Football
Whatev er he s tarts he'll see through.
A successful future for him we see.

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HELEN WHITTEN LESTER WOLFE
5054 So. 38 4810 So. 13

Corrigan; Stenographic Hawthorne; Opportunity
Vesta; Girl Reserve; Orchestra; Jun- A smile of gold his friendship told.
ior Glee; Tooter Staff
"The Gypsy Rover" LORNA WOODLING
Millard, Nebr.
Quiet and winsome.
Douglas Sarpy; No rm8,l Training
BETTY WIESE "Bet" Miner va; S. T. L.
1622 Missouri Ave. Tall nncl s lim,
S he's neat rind prim,
Conigan; Stenographic
Commercial, pres. LEROY H. YOUNG
2124 Douglas
You 'll never find her fretful,
And never find her sad; Comenius; Mech. and Arch. Drafting
The ex planation's simple. Historical; Junior Glee; Senior Glee ;
She's obstinately glad. Tooter Staff;
"Gypsy R:)Ver;" "Passing Show"
ETHEL H. WILSON
6908 Harrison Ask him, can he cfraw!

Pleasant Hill; Stenograph ic
A smile from Pleasant H ill
Shines o'e1· he1· still.

ROY WINKELMANN ROSE ZIEBELL "Rosie"
2057 Deer Park Blvd. 4821 So. 19

Vinton; Bookkeeping and Accounting Jungmann; Stenographic
Junior Glee; Senior Glee; Tooter Edi- Vellum; Commercial; Junior Glee;
Senior Glee
tor; Quill and Scroll
"Rings in the Sawdust;" "The Golden "Rings in the Sawdust;" "Pinafore;"
"The Golden Trail;" "Passing Show"
Trail"
Winkelmann a journalist will make. Music is her specialty.

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NAT IO NAL H ONOR SOCIETY

STUDENT COUNCIL
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GRAJJE SCHOOL PRESTDEN'l.'S

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FOOTBALL

Five victories, two defeats, and two ties was the sea-
son's record.

The opening battle with Washington High at Cedar
Rapids ended in a 6 to 6 tie. South's old rival, Central, was
downed 6 to 0. Abraham Lincoln was defeated 31 to 0.
The next game with Creston, Iowa, was a 6 to O win for the
Packers.

The score over Creighton Prep was 6 to 0. From Tee-
Jay the Packers won 12 to 0. In the mighty game of the sea-
son with Tech, after playing three scoreless quarters, the
Techters pushed over a touchdown. The game ended 6 to 0
in Tech's favor.
South lost to North by a 6 to O score. Thanksgiving Day at Central
City South tied the highly touted bison team O to 0.
Boys who won letters are O'Brien, captain ; Hempel, Chance, Holm-
stedt, Akromis, Blankenship, Shaeffer, Emley, Liska, Halgren, Sorenson,
Bruckner, Whitney, Moore, Noordam, Semerad, Moran, Hubbard, Funken,

and Pancake.

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BASKETBALL

Sixteen games lost was the tally from this year's basketball
encounters. Ret urning letter-men were John O'Connor captain,
Gail O'Brien, guard, and Charley Blankenship, center and guard.
Blankenship was lost to the squad before the season opened when
he was stricken with appendicitis.

In the first game the Packers came out on the short end of a
31 to 13 score with Tee Jay. In the second game Technical beat
the Packers 24 to 9. The Fremont game was the most thrilling of
the season and South came nearest winning, 14 to 13. The Central
Eagles defeated the Packers 20 to 10; Benson won 24 to 12; the
Norsemen won 26 to 13; and the Lynx won 18 to 19.

The Packers took on three foes in four nights and dropped
to Creighton Prep 31 to 17; Benson 28 to 14; and Geneva 26 to 9.

The second meetings resulted in another win for the Vikings 14 to
6; for Tech 19 to 17 for Tee Jay 29 to 20. The second meeting with Prep
resulted in a rout and the Prepsters walked off wth a 39 to 17 count. The
Packers lost to Lincoln. The last game of the season was won by Central,
36 to 18.

"Better luck next year," is the South motto now.

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WRESTLING
Three firsts, five seconds, one third, one fourth, and a tie for third
in the city meet enabled the South High grnpplers to annex the wrestling

(I; trophy for the first time in history. South

~,,, scored 38 and one-half points and the nearest
rival, Tech, won 25 and one-half points in the
city final s.
New champions at South are: Arnold
Arnett in the 95 lb. class, Joseph Miller 125 lb.
class, and Grant Fischer 135 lb.
Coach Paul Davis issued his call for wres-
tlers and forty-eight responded.

South beat North in the first wrestling match of the season by an 18
to 9 score. The second match was a thriller to watch and ended in a 13 to
13 tie with Central. The third match was a hard one to take and South took
it on the chin dropping the match to Tech by a 13 to 10. In the fourth
meet South beat Creighton Prep by a 30 to 0 score, the first time since
wrestling was organized in the city High Schools was a team defeated by
such a decisive margin. In the second round South started off with a 21 to
6 win over the Vickings of North.

Then the Eagles o Centra1 were the guests of South and were deci-
sively defeated by the score of 30 to 0-the second time the Packers had
shut out their opponents in two weeks. Tech came down to the Packer
gym and were on the short end of a 16 to 13 score.

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JOHNNY GOODMAN WINS FROM BOBBY JONES

Johnny Goodman, '26, the twenty-one-year-old golf champion of Ne-
braska, last September defeated Bobby Jones, the Atlanta golfer lawyer, in
a t b:i!Jing game at Pebble Beach Califon :i,1, b y a score of 1 up for ]8 holes.

While a student at South High School, Johnny Goodman won two city
championships and was runner-up in the state for South High.

On his return from California, South High School welcomed him in a
mass meeting.

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