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The Jackson High School Lincoln, Nebraska

Forward - - May this Ecalpinu create an impulse to strive toward finer ideals and keep in memory our school life and classmates. The Staff

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Colors: Orchid and pink. the bay: the ocean lie beyond."

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LE TER C. AMO -Col. Prep. Jackon 1-8: Football 3- --7: Ba ketball 6-8: Hi- Y 1-8: Track 4-6-8: Cla "Ability to do the common things well 1s the measu.re of a man ... ARTHUR A ·oER o.T-Gen. Jack on 1-8· Football 3-5'; Hi-Y 6-7: "Campu Daze" 6: Social Chairman 5: "The Lady of The Terrace" 8. "One cannot l{now everything." BERTHA MAE BALLI, "GER-Col. Prep. Jack on 7-8: e leyan High 1-6: G. A . A. 7G . R . 7- . "Lady of the Terrace" enior Gift Bearer. "A Bonme Lassie with a l{indly heart." MARGARET HELE BAR 'E -Col. Prep. Jack on 1-8: G. A. A. 3-8: Candy Chairman 7-8: G. R. 1-8: ong Leader 5-6: Publicity Chairman 7- : "The lady of The Terrace" : Hi-Life taff 5-6: Editor of Ecalpinu 7-8: Home Room Repre~entative 5-6· ocial Chairman 6: Girl- Octette 7"Franl{ness of ten times win Friend . " FR\ · cE , MA HE BAR.·r rT Com . Jack on 1- : G. R 1- : Hi-Lil taff 5-6 " he could be 1101.,ed to ~i gle at anythm ,1 . "

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FLOR£ ·cE CoR1.·.·F BERRY-Com. Jack on 1-8: G. A. A. 5: G. R. 2-8: Library "A dangerous character- she studies."

ervice 5: Office Service 7.

CHRI U. BIT.'ER-Col. Prep. Jack on 5-7: Columbu High 1-4: H1-Y 5'-8. Vice-Pre ident 7-8: "Speech 1s great but silence is greater." Do.· ALD K. B ·TLER-Col. Prep. Jack on 1-8: Football 7: Hi-Y 1-8: Student Manager 3: "A man who blushes 1 • not quite a brute."

at1onal Honor. ociety 6-7-8.

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Pre:ident 6: Archer.

MELVA G. BYRKIT-Col. Prep. Jack on 7-8: We leyan High 1-6: G. A. A. 7-8: G. R. 7-8. "She speak_s, behaves and acts just a she TOM CHE, 'EY-Col. Prep. Jackcon 1-8: Football 5-7: Ba ketball , ec-Treas. 7-8: Home Room ReP. "Another good man gone wron .

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LELA. ·o "\; •. CRAt..,-Col. Prep. Jack on 5-8: ummerfield High (Kan a · ) 1-4: Football "A leep m cla is worth two m a bed ... Ji. l Ct;LBERT. o. ·-Col. Prep . Jackon 5-8: Lincoln High 3-4: Football 7: Ba ketball : Hi-Life "Why do )OU laugh when I .·ay women delight me not." DOROTHY 1ARJE DAILY- Col. Prep. Jack<:on 3- : Homer High 1-~: G . R. 3-4: "Campuc Da::e" 6: Girl the Terrace" . "The:;.· are only truJ:\' .-.:?Teat u ho are truly "Ood. •• E. DL'FFY- Col. Prep. Jack.on 1.-. 3. 7, : \Ve,leyan High 4. -, 6: Football 7: Hi-Y 1. ') race" . "Don't tell me, I ~now I'm a h1ek_. "

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iARRY E. ERIX o • Col. Prep . Jack on 6, 7 8 : Beatrice High 1-5': Footb "I follow my own paths. I have n ot lean FLORE CE D . EYER- Col. Prep . Jack on 1-8: G . A. A. 3-8: G . R . 1-8 . " She is little , he is wise , she's a terr ELIZABETH FAR WORTH-Col. Prep . Jack on High 7-8: WeJeyan Hi Girl Octette 7-8: 1 ational Hono "Ready to worlt, ready to pla • Ready to help whenever Jo. EPHI ' E FERG o , ·-Col. Pr Jack on 7-8: Lincoln H " eatne s is the cro

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HARRY KA. ·::.LER-Col. Prep. Jack on 1-8; Football 3,5',7; Ba ketball 4-6-8: Hi,Y 3-8: Hi-Life taff Athletic Honor ociety; Archer; Track 5,7; "The Lady of the Terrace" 8. "You can't k._eep a good man down." HERMA. J. KA ZLER-Col. Prep . Jack on 1,8; Hi,Y 5,8: "Camp Kewanee" -· "Fire Prince' 4: "Campu Daz.e" 6; "The Lady of the Terrace" 8; Cheer leader 5'-8: Boy Octette 5', 6, 7, 8. "There may be greater ones than I, but I don't believe it." AN. E MAE KETTERER-Col. Prep. Jack on 1-8: G. A. A. 1-8; G. R. 1-6. ''The secret of joy in life is full occupation." CATHERINE LoRL'E KETTERER-Col. Prep. Jack on 1-8: G. A. A. 3-8; Recording Secretary 7-8: G. R. 3-8; Student Council 7-8: ice-Pre ident 7-8. "She is a friend to all, and everyone i her friend." BARBAR LARuO, ·-Col. Prep. Jack on High 5', 6, 7. ; Di ide Center High 1 -. 3, 4; G. R. 7 ; "Campu • Daze" 7; 'The Lady of th T rrace" 8. "A winning way, a plea ant smile. a 1{indl_ word for all."

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LI TDQCI T- Col. Prep . ackson High 1-8: Football 7: Hi-Y 1-8: "Campus Daze" 6 : "The Lady of the Terrace" 8: eader 5-6 : Boy Octette 7-8: "The Enemy." "I may do something startling yet .'' RA ·cE LIN ·- Col. Prep . Jack on 1-8: G. R. 1-8: Service Chairman 7-8 . ·'The Lady of the Terrace" 8. _:__•1 am a woman and I must speak._ what I do think._.· • IlER ARD B. LOWRY- Col. Prep. Jackson 1-8: Hi-Y J -8: ocial Chairman 7-8: Hi-Life 5: Clas Pre. ident 7-8. "It is n0t advice but approt'al which I crave.

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DOROTHEA LOWTHER- Col. Prep. Jack on 7-8: Barringer High ( ewark, . J.) "A blush is beautiful but sometimes inconten ient. "' MARJORIE McALLI TER- Col. Prep. Jack on 1-8: G. A . A. 8: G. R. 1-8: Program Chairman Room Repre entative 5: Archer: "The Fire Prince" 4: " ational Honor Society: Senior May Queen Attendant. "There are remedies for lot·e but none :nfallible-cal! the doctor .• ,

GERALD McCLCRE-Col. Prep. t:,,.., Jack on 1-8: e leyan H1-gh "Altho he has a reputation GRAYCE McCoY- Col. Prep. Jack on 1-8: G. A. A. 3-6. "Variety is the spice of life that gi1.:es it all its flavor.'' LE ~TER L. Mc DA ·1EL- Col. Prep. Jack on 1-8: Hi-Y 1-8: "Campu Daze'' 6: "A Pair of "Love is the wine of existence.'' Cu. 'TO

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A. McREY. TOLD ~-Col. Prep . Jack on 1-8. "Let me find a place where there i ,10thing to do and I will be happy."

MAR ,L• RITF L 'CILLI' ARTI. · -Col. Prep . Jackson 1- : G . . A. 5-6: R. 1- . Finance "Book._ are he,.. co n pan ion . "

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FRA. ·c1 MAR\'! ·-Col. Prep. Jack on High 1- : Hi-Y 1-8: A ·i tant Bu,ine, Manager of Ec:ilpinu: "The Lady of the Terrace" "The Enemy:" ational Honor Society. "Bashfulnes 1s an ornament of youth." PA ·L CARLI LE MEYFR -Col. Prep. Jack~on 7-8: Canton ville High (Baltimore Md.) 1-4: Roo evelt High (De Moine , Ia.) 5'-6: Hi-Y 7-8: "A Pair of Sixe" 7; Hi-Life Staff 7-8; Bor Octette 7-8. The Lady of tht Terrace" 8. "Action. so to speak_. is the genius of nature." H . MERRIL MORR! -Col. Prep. Jack~on 1- : Hi-Y 3-8: Basketball 8: ational Honor Society: Bu ine Manager of Ecalpinu: Student Council 3-8, ice-Pre ident 3-4: ecretary 5-6: Home Room Repre entative 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, Pre ident 5, 6, 7, 8: Debate 4, 6: Tennis 6, 8: Student Council Scholar hip Trophy: " " Club 3, 4, 5, 6: ice-Pre ident of Cla 1, ']., 6: Pre ident of Cla 4, Social Chairman 8: ational Foren ic League 3 4, 5. 6: Athletic Honor ociety: Student Manager 3, 4: Senior Speaker. " He who k._nows much has many cares." V1v1A.·.·F PARRY-Col. Prep. Jack_on 1, 2, 7 8: Platte Center High 3, 4, 5, 6: G. R. 1, 2, 7, 8: "The Lady of the Terrace" 8: "A Pair of Sixe '' 7: "The Enemy." "The world is always ready to receive talent with open arms." Et GE,'E \V. PE TER-Col. Prep. Jack on High 1-8: Football 7: Hi-Y 1-8, Pre ident 7-8: Archer: Vice-Pre ident of Hi-Y 5-6: Hi-Life taff 7: Debate 4-6: " " Club 3, 4: Cla _ ecretary 4-6: Tational Foren_ic Federation 5, 6, 7, 8, Pre ident 7, 8: "The Enemy." enior Speaker. "There is no truer measure of a man than what he does."

RYA. ·-Col. Prep. ':facbon 5, 6, 7. Lincoln High 3, 4: Hi-Y 7- : ·'The .L.Juw~u.,.~Lu 5: "A Pair of i. e" 7. "Jok._e are the pepper of conver ation and the :-alt of life." t\RD TEAR_· ·-Col. Prep. Jackson , 6, 7, 8: Roger High race" : "The Enemy." "Gee. I hk._e to tea e the girl :· ROBERTA TE\'E. - o. ·--Col. Prep. Jacb,,n 1- : G. A. A. 4· : G R 1- . Pre ident 7- : "Campu D .-\ttendant. "Her . mile are et - to catch the . tronge t heart.." LI Lo\ M. TI ·t- Col. Prep. Jacbon l • ; G. . . 3- : G R 3, : "Th En my." 'Her wmmn mile 1. of the b t o we leave her pra1 e une.·pre. MYRo • rITH Coi. Pr p. Jachon 1- : Football 7. "The happy man ma; ha,:e nothing, )'et ~\'I.·

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MARGARETHA T ·THEIT-Col. Prep. Jack on 1•8: G. A. A. 3-8: Reporter 5-6: Treasurer 7-8: G. R. 1- : oc1al Prince" 4: "Campu Daze" 6: "The Lady of the Terrace" 8: Archer. "A sweeter girl could ne'er be found Tho you might search the world a.round ... M. JANE TE iPLE-Col. Prep. Jack on 1-8: G. A. A. 1-8: G. R . 1-8, ice-Prddent 7-8. Hi-Life taff 7-8: tudent Cound 7-8, Pre ident 7-8: Home Room Repre entative 7-8: Archer. Queen of Health and Queen of l\.1a 1 . "To be of use in the world is the only wa.y to be happy." DON TA THRO TE-Com. Jackson 1-8: G. A. A. 1, 2 5, 6: G. R. 1-8: /\rcher, $ecretary-Trea urer: Home Room Repre entative. " And then she would talk_--" JAME· H. TRACY-Gen. Jack_on 3-8: Boulder High {Colo.) 1-2: H1-Y 3-8: Football 7: Hi-Life taff 7-8. "I don't sa.y much, but I do a. lot of think_ing." LcCILLE \VAY-Col. Prep. Jack on 1-8: G. A. A. 3-6: G. R . 1-8: "Campu, Da::.e" 6: Office ervicc ti\:e." "Retiring but willing."

RCTH LEO.· W AU:.ER-Com. Jack,on 5-8: Madi on High "It' nice to be 'la.tura.l tt'h MARV! E. HY.iA. ·-Gen. Jack on 1-8: Hi-Y 7-8. "Hi stride i his pride." CLARE C. \ OLF-Col. Prep. Jack.on 1-8: Football 7: H1-Y 1-8: "Double Cro. ed": "The Fire Prince'' 4: " ampu Athletic Honor ociety: " " Club 5, 6: tudent Council cholarsh1p Trophy: Tcnm • 6, Honor ociety: "The Enemy:" ernor peaker. "The ma.n 1.uth grit will dare a.'lythi ig.' GERALD!. TE P. \VOODFORD-Com. Jack~on 1- : "Campu_ Daze" 6: "The Lady of the Terrace" : "~-\ Pai o' 1 ·e" 7: G. A. A. . Corre_ronding ecretary 7- : G. R. 1- : _-\_ 1 tant nap hot Editor of Ecalprnu: Archer: Honorary Captain of Football team 7: GirL Octette 7-8: . fa· Queen .--\ttendant 2-6: "The Enemy:" enior Maid of Honor. "A little jump, a. happy cream Bu. hel of pep - That's Geraldine." G LE.· RIGHT-Col. Prep. Jack,,on 3, 4, ; Oklahoma City High 1 -· Lib ral High ( 'an a ) 5, 6, 7: "Th L dy of the Ter• race 8. "The toe. in of the . oul-the dinner bell.''

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Top Rou:- ye, Tel on, Cantwell, Holling worth, Broeker. Earl Lewis. Second Row- eutzman , Case, hite, Van Andel ordgren, Payne, B. Bower ·, T. Lowell, hirk, Kallemeyn. Third Row- Lyon , chwenker, Hoag, Holderman, icholL, Ma on , F. Laub, Crowell. O'Malley. Fourth Row-Flood, tottern Grape, Birky, L. Bower_ Ph1pp,, ~ . Ilkenhons, R. Jap . Fifth Row- Cornell, Souder Craycraft, Loretta D. Miller, L. Allen, Pin, on, Dixon, Crook.

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Delbert Ca e

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Delbert Ca e

Roland

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idney Cantwell

Truman Lowell .. ..... .... ... ........ ........ Social Chairman ...... .... ...... .... .. Maxine Van Andel Spon or - Mi Ida May Flader, M1 Joey Carter.

R ow- Eh:in L v..•i , \\ B.ink ond Re w- W . Low 11, B \\, ,l rd Rot.. M1t-:hcll K Hud o ourth Row \J orrell, D . iller,

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Top Row-Foreman, H. Stevens, Deeter, T. Johnston, Cottrell, Ward, Hansmire, Schmidt. Second Row-L. Fitch, Howard, Jean Marvin, J. Wilson, B. Stevens, Everett Green. Third Row-C. Burnett, C. Weller, B. Martin, Dove I. Larsen, Eleanor Green, S. Whyman, C. Hansen. Fourth Row-E. Donnely, L. Laub, Failing, Green , Alder, Webber, Colvin, B. Johnston. Bottom Row-L. Miller, V. Davis, Dill, R. Barnes, Whitmore, Bowmaster, E. Jordan, I. Hazelrigg, Stewart, K. Allen.

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SECO TD SEMESTER:

eal Strom ............................................ President ............................................ ec1l Strom Dorothy Ko er ....................... ............. Vice-President .................................... Wayne Davis Wayne Da\.·i .................................. Secretary-Treasurer .......... ............ ............ Ralph Fitz Mildred Holland .............................. Social Chairman .............................. Howard Lynch Sponsors- Mis Clara Louise ebe, Miss Imo Dori \J ells.

Top Row-R. Fitz, Kirkpatrick, B. Amo . E. Cray raft. R. Amo . R. Huston. K. Huston, A. Barrett. ond Row-C. wartz, w. DaYi . F. Young, G. White, Derr, Duncan, Teft. . Butler, R. Lewis, Gaylord. tr m, L Ferri . t ne, L Holland, P. Bank . Third Row-W. Martin, Law on, Phillipi, Po~ r . Whyman. D Tar. k le . E. Elli n, H. Lynch, raig. Bottom Row-J. Mehan. alk r. Bickf( rd. B. fag i • lain. Ko.- r. Raym r. ~k r . G. Ey r, Jenkin~.

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Top Row-N. Davis, H. Grantski, K. ye, Stanley, E. Emery, J. Way, J. Anderson, L Gates, Artz, Steves. Second Row- ielson, R. Gates, B. Swartz, Pitcaithly, Eyestone, Williamson, Bimson, Bratt, M. Japs. Third Row-W. Stearns, Lee, Rhoads, Schultz, Ru.sse:1, Spencer, Thompson, Beach, Taylor. Fourth Row-Walker, Ketchter, Sutton, Dalling, Miles, G. Payne, Williams, Crews, L. McAllister, Bryson.

Top Row-Lar on, Go .;;man, Peter on, M. Vogel, Will on, V. Elli on. econd Row- teen on, Traver, R. Holland, Hu ton, Griffon, C. Donahoo, O. Brown, J. Fulton. Third Ro ·- Harrold, Huffman, Holme., Bach , Brown, .1.1efer, Abbot, hri. man, trubbe. Fourth Row-Lund, Hoffm n, v . Grant ki, Fill y, Hud ·on, Proffit, Hanner, ·hon, Otto.

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Top Row-Fulton, G. Eyer, Ferri , Lehigh, K. Huston, B. Magee, Kelley, kWilliams, I. Lar en. Second Row-Lewis, Miller, R. Arno , Butler, Alder, Hazelrigg, Fergu on, Byrkit, Barnett, Tefft. Third Row-L. Lar en, Colvin, Berry, Phipps, Lowther, Ko er, Farn worth, L. Ketterer, M. Ketterer, Way, F. Eyer, Bowma ter, Whyman, Jenkins. Bottom Row-Ste\·en on, Crnwell, Hoag, L. Martin, McAllister. H. M. Barnes, Temple, Folk .. chrepf, Stutheit.

CABINET Pre ident. ..................... Roberta Steven on Vice-Pre ident. ..................... Jane Temple Secretary .......................... Mary Schrepf Treasurer ..................... Elizabeth Nicholl Program Chairman ........... Marjorie McAllister Social Chairman ............. Margaretha Stutheit Ways & Means .................... Lucille Martin

Top Row- chwenker. B. Amo . L. Bower , tottern. Hu ton. ·art, E. ond RowThird R w-F Ellison, ud r:~, W B tt m R w

Publicity ....................... largaret Barnes ocial Service ...................... Frances Linn Song Leader ......................... Gena Crook Pianist ................................. Opal Folk ponsors ........... Mr . Thomp on, Miss Carter, Miss Jenkins

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Top Row-Strom, Hopt, Pester, Lowry. Second Row-Fitz, Foreman, W. Davis, Hubert, ye, McDaniels, Neutzman, Horton. Third Row-Little, Tracey, Huston, Case, Marvin, Herman Kanzler, Earl, Lindquist, Amos. Bottom Row-Melter, K. Brown, Hansmire, "Whyman, Dixon, T. Johnston, Linch, Lyon, Hedges.

CABINET President. ......................... Eugene Pester Vice-President. ...................... Chris Bitner Secretary ...................... Delmar Neutzman

Treasurer ........................... Jack Social Chairman .................. Bernard Sponsors ......... Mr. Kuykendall, M

Top Row-Myers, Ryan, Harry Kanzler. Cheney, Magee. Second Row-Cotrell, Erixson, H. Japs, 0. Brown, Hazelrigg, Elrod, Steeves, O'Malley. Third Row- ordgren, Morris, 1cAfee, Wolf, Anderson, . Davis, G. Craig, Austin. Fourth Row-Elvin Lewi . E. Green. Fulton, W. Stearns, Harrold, Holland, \ illiam . R. Japs, Worrell. Bottom Row-L. McAllister, R. Gates, Hoffman, chon, Otto, Dailing, B. John ton, B. 'utton, Pr ffit.

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Row-Steven on, Holdeman, DeTar, Whyman, Woodford Folk, Butler, Holland, Webber, Gilman. Second Row-L. Ketterer, Phillipi. 1. Ketterer, Farn worth Laub, Mason, White, Lehigh, Tefft. Bottom Row-\Vhitmore, Magee Ha:.elrigg, Jordan, Bowmaster, Ko er, Crowell, Lowther, Eyer, Quinlan .

CABINET Pre ident ........................................ Agne Quinlan Candy Chairman ........................ Margaret Barne_ Vice-Pre ident.. .................................. Gena Crook Recording Secretary.................... Lorine Ketterer Treasurer.. .............................. Margaretha Stutheit A t. Recording Sec ................... Margaret Fulton Corres. Secretary.................. Geraldine Woodford Span or.. ................................................ ½ s Tebe Student Council Repre entative .................................. Jane Temple

tutheit, Byrkit, L. Lar en, J. ~ farvin. econd Row- Ballinger, Phipp Lela tine E. Green, mith Lewis, Gate , Hood, I. Lar:en. artin, Crook, iller Fergu-.on Ey r. Bottom Row- tewart, Temple, Loretta tine Hoag, B. H. M. Barne.

'Top Row-Ferri, L. Bo\.\:ers, McAllister Gaylord, Fulton,

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<Top Row- an Andel, Temple, Morri . Cheney, Brocker, T. Lowell, Bambo. Folk, R. Amo, Ru ~el. econd Row-Derr, mith, B. Martin, Clark, F. Payne Hannah, J. Ander~on, \Villiam~, Thurtle. <Third Rou ~ orrell, Kechter. Ko er, Filley, Artz Lee, chrepf, Ke:sel, M. Jap , Thomp on. Bottom Rou.-Crook J. Lowther, Wen(:iker, Fo~ter. howcraft, Han en, Donnely, R. Gate , K. McCoy. Fir. t eme:ter FFICER econ e ri Merril Morri ........................................... Pr . ident ............................ . lk pal Folk... ......... ................................. 1ce-Pre idcnt ...................................... . K len Keith Allen ............. ......... . .................... ecretary ...................................... .

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Top Row-G. Craig Lawrence, Throne, Stith, Strom, Hedge , Lyon. Second Row--Coach Beechner, Amo , Tracy, Culbert on, L. Craig, Ha:elrigg, Butler, Kanzler, Davi . Duffy, Han en, Au tin, Wolf, Rock. Bottom Row-Pester, Bank , Erix_on, Lindqui t, Lowell, Power, , Cheney. Inset-Geraldine Woodford Honorary Captain. REVIEW OF THE 1931 FOOTBALL SEASO •. Becau e the 1930 Greater Lincoln League champion hip team wa completely riddled by graduation, and becau e but four lettermen returned to the fold with which to form the team' nucleu , Coach Ralph Beechner, at the beginning of the 1931 football sea on, had the ~tupendou ta k of building a whole new grid machine out of inexperienced material. Even though the Jack_on pigskin carrier had to fight the lack of veteran and the lack of experience, the 19 31 ea on wa a ucce ,ful one: the Red and White winning five and tieing one of the nine cheduled conte L The Jack on grid ter met Wymore in the initial tilt of the , ea ·on, and, an intercepted pas late in the game enabled the Crite men to core a touchdown, thu making the final count a 6 to 6 tie. The next week the heavy Bethany eleven after a u tained goalward drive in the fir t period, cro ed the final marker and kicked goal to emerge victoriou by a 7 to O , core. The Jack_on Re erve, , played the following week, were the fir-t victim, of the Jacbon aerial attack . Jack on won 13 to 0. Wahoo wa the econd team to meet defeat at the hand - of the Beechnermen . ~-\ hard-running at, tack turned the trick to the tune of - 'i to 7. Jack on wa victor in the next tilt played, with Cathedral. by a _core of 14 to 7. The game wa fea, tured by the la, t period rally ,taged by the Blue and hite which netted them 7 point . Homecoming day at Jack on wa omewhat of a jinx for the Jack onite a Coach 'Pop" Klein', tate champion ran wild in the fir t three canto to core a 40 to O win . The Jack--on defen,e tightened in the fourth period and held Crete , corele~ . After the Crete di_a_ter, the Beechnerite · eemed to come to iife, for a fla ·hy pa, ing attack ,ub, dued College iew by a 27 to 7 count. The next Friday, Jack, on helped to dedicate the new Platte River bridge by defeating A hland to 0. The A hland conte_t wa the only game played out of the city of Lincoln during the 1931 _ea ·on . The traditional foe, Havelock, on a now, wept field made their ea, on :ucce,sful by up:;etting the Jack onite 6 to O on Thank giving afternoon. The Havelock tu_ el wa the la. t game for fourteen player,, namely, Harry Kanzler, Amo , Ha:elrigg, Duffy Cheney, yron tith, Pe. ter. Tracy, Craig, \\ olf. Eri.· on, Butler, Lindqui t and Culbert on. In t rminatmg thi ucce_ ful a on the annual football banqud ·a!', h Id on Friday evening, De cember 4, at the Fir t . E. Church . The hi h pot of the v ning " a the announc ment of Gcraldin dford a honorary ptain of th 19 1 football t am. and th ann inc m nt of \\·. yn B nk a captain-elect for the coming a n . Both announc m nt w r mad by apt in Harry r n:1 r.

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Top Row-Stevens, Coach Beechner, Japs. Secon Row-Duffy, Lindquist, Wolf, Culbertson, Hoag, McAfee, T. Lowell. Bottom Row-Morris, L. Amos, Hopt, Harry Kanzler, M. Hazelrigg, Cheney, Elrod. Faithful work on the part of Coach Ralph W. Beechner, coupled with the strong fighting aggressiveness of the players, enabled the 1931-'32 basketball team to successfully dispose of one of che most difficult schedules in the history of the school. The team won twelve of the sixteen contests engaged in as well as defeating the alumni for the first time in seven years. Two of the four lettermen who reported to Coach Beechner at the beginning of the season were veterans of last year's team, and, around these men, the nucleus of the team was built. The remaining players on the first squad had little or no previous experience in the art of tossing goals. As already mentioned, .Jackson was victor in the annual game with the alumni. This was the first game of the season, and the final score was 16 to 11. The first scheduled game of the season was with the Kearney quint. This sharp-shooting team won by a 28 to 18 score. The next opponents to be played were the cagers from Fairbury. This game ended with Jackson on the long end of a 22 to 15 count. The state champions, the ~ebraska School for Deaf, after three even periods of basketball, managed to ring up enough points in the last quarter to down the Red and White quintet by a score of 16 to 13. Again this year as last year, the Jackso!lites staged a last stanza rally to defeat Coach Dwight Thomas' Hastings crew, after a hectic first three quarter's battle, to the tune of 21 to 17. In the next game played, Coach "Pop" Kline's fine Crete team kept its slate clean by nipping Jackson in a last period spurt by a score of 19 to 9. After the game at Crete, the Jackson cagers seemed to find new life, for Beatrice, College View, Wyr.1ore, Lincoln, and Havelock were defeated by a flashy passing attack that netted many "set-ups." The high-light of these five games was the annual battle with Lincoln high. This game was attended by one of the season's largest crowds, and because of the equalness of the two teams, the game was a thriller from tart to finish, the final count being 20 to 15. Jackson was trying to boost its winning streak to six games at the Bethany tilt, but an early lead built up by the Maroons, managed t() subdue the Beechnermen by a score of 17 to 15. Again Jackson went on a rampage, this time winning from Cathedral, 23 to 9 and taking Lincoln Reserves 16 to 13, also winning a return game with Havelock, 11 to 7. In the second game with Bethany, which counted in the Greater Lincoln League championship, the final outcome was 17 to 13 in favor of the Red and White. This game left Jackson the only undefeated team in Greater Lincoln League standings. The successful record of the 1932 basketball team is attributed to the brilliant defense displayed by the whole team. The only team that was able to score over twenty points on the Red and White was Kearney. They managed to score 2 point . There were 11 enior on the quad who played their last game of ba ketball in high s hool competition. They were, forwards: Kanzler, Hopt, Morri and Duffy; center~, Hoag and Culb rt on; and guard Hazelrigg, Cheney, Amo , Lindquist and Wolf. '

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C, ~he [s:alpinu CALENDAR SEPTEMBER 14-School doors open with squeeks and groans echoe d by like noises from the four hundred. 26--Seniors elect Miss Gadd and Miss Jenkins sponsors. This is Miss Gadd's fourth year as leader of this class. 30-Home Room representatives announced. Activity Association announces program. OCTOBER 2-Archers appear in new costumes. 0 my eyes! Jackson ties with Wymore 6-6, for first grid-battle of the season. 5-G. A. A. announces that sixty girls have joined its ranks. 6----;-Hi,Life editors chosen. 7--Hi-Y initiation. 8-N. H. S. P. A. convention-Jackson host! Hi-Y boys taking seats very carefully~ 9-Bethany 7, Jackson 0. 0 well! 14---G. R. initiation. Jackson's Hi,Y president elected head of Lancaster county clubs. 16-Jackson defeats Lincoln reserves 13-0. 18-Miss Flader and Miss Carter chosen junior sponsors. 20-Senior picnic at Shrine club. 25-J. H. S. defeats Wahoo. 28-And also Cathedral. NOVEMBER 4---Grades out today. 6-Homecoming convocation-a new trick at Jackson. Jackson 0, Crete 40. Oh my! 13-College View gets beat 27-7! 'Ray! "A Pair of Sixes," presented in gym. 20-Jackson,Ashland, 8-0; our favor. 26-Jackson loses to Havelock, 6-0. 27-29-State Hi-Y convention in Omaha. J. H. S. represented. DECEMBER 1-Hi-Y, G. R. joint meeting in gym. 4--Annual football banquet. 5-Sophomore party, Miss Nebe, Miss Wells, sponsors, chaperone. 11-G. A. A. Xmas party (Jingle bells). 14---H. R. Ba ketball tournament starts. 18-Alumni game opens B. B. season. 18 to Jan. 4---Christmas vacation. Period of sleeping, eating, and generally raising the dickens. JA UARY 7-G. A. A. bob-sled party open a new fad. 8-Kearney takes Jackson 28,18. S'tough. 12-Ecalpinu staff chosen. 15-Jackson wins from Fairbury, 25-17. 16-Juniors hold party. 19- ebraska Deaf beat us, 16-13. Fellows seem to like Omaha. 2 2-J ackson beat Hastings 20-1 7, Keeno! 26--And then lo e to Crete 19-9, there. 27- End of fir t eme ter-only one eme ter left, enior ! 29- Hating take licking from J. H. S. 20-19.

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(9alpinu FEBR ARY 1---Ecalpinu campaign begin . 2-Jackcon-College View 12-8, ourc. 5-Jack ·on "margins" Wymore, 15-14. 9-Ll COL HIGH BOWS TO JACK O . 20-15 . 12-Jack on win from Havelock, 15-6. 1 5'- Hcart, i ter week begin . Boy, feel hurt-but eem to ca h m 011 16-Jack on lo"e to Bethany in fir t of two scheduled games. 19-Cathedral game, -2-9. J. H. Junior choo e ring . _6- Jack on beat, Lincoln re erve, 16-13 .

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MARCH 1--Jack on winner of Greater Lincoln title, by cefeating Bethany 17-13 . 4-G. R. conference at Omaha. 7- enior win inter-cla tournament for boy . 8-Junior win inter-cla tournament for girl . 1 5-Hi-Y, G. R. bowery party. Rootbeer and more rootbeer. 1i - t. Patrick' day, nothing green in evidence but fre hmen . "Lady of the Terrace" given for the activity member . 18-0peretta again pre ented, gymnasium filled to capacity. 17-19-State Basketball tournament at Lincoln. Jack on H1-Y give. crviccs. 2 1- 26--Spring vacation. APRIL !-Declamatory conte t. 4-Junior ring begin to appear. 8-Junior con ocation. 8-9-- Di trict mu ic conte t at York, J. H. S. ha many entrie. 1 5--Mi ner player pre..:ent " ew Brooms.' 15--Hi-Y convocation. _2--Gym Jamboree. Oh! tho e gymna t. _9 - Mu ic convocation. MAY 5- Dramatic department convocation. 6-7- tate mu·1..: conte t at Lincoln. 6-Southea tern ebra ka track meet at Beatrice. 13-14- tate track meet at Lincoln. 14-Junior- enior banquet at the Lindell Hotel. 16- chool exhibition for P. T . A. in connection with the May Fe tival. 19-20- enior pre ent "The Enemy" for cla play. _7_ cnior day!! 27- ophomore al o picnic.

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A PAIR OF SIXES" A Farce in Three Acts by

Edward Pepl~ Pre ented by the Jack on H igh Dramatic Department ovember 13 nder the Direction of MI IDA MAY FLAD ER Ca,t George B. ettleton ................................................................................... Delmar uetzman T. Bogg John ..................................................................................................... Roland ye Krome ............................................................................................................. William Lowell Mi ally Parker ................................................................................................ Edna Souder Thoma J. Vanderholt ........................................................................................... Irwin Ryan Tony Toler. ......................................................................................................... Carli le Myer Mr. Applegate ............................................................................................... Le ter McDaniel Office Boy .................................................................................................. ~ ..... Thoma Cornell hipping Clerk ...................................................................................................... Chri· Bitner Mr . George B. 'ettleton ................................................................................ Vivianne Parry Mi, Florence Cole .................................................................................. Geraldine Wood ford Coddle .................................................................................................................. Loi Lehigh Synop i The tory concern two bu·ine men ettleton and John , who could not get along and who finally decided to ettie their difficultie by a game of chance, the lo er becoming the ervant of the winner for a year. A Mr. John lost he became Mr. ettleton' ervant. This did not ettle their difficultie however, and the two men fought a much a ever.. Mi Florence Cole, Mr. John's fiance, finally ettled the quarrel and the two men were relea ed from the contract becau e it had been made under a game of chance. In the end the partner were at peace. T

"THE LADY OF THE TERRACE" An Operetta in Two Acts by

Arthur Penn Pre ented March 18: by the Jack on Music Cla. e under the direction of MI MARJORIE MILLER Cat Denni O Hara ................................................................................................. Lyle Lindqui t Molly O'Hara ............................................................................................... Margaret Barne Lady Eileen Stanford ................................................................................... Elizabeth ichol ir Clarence .................................................................................................. Delmar ~ 'uet::man ir Gerald .............................................................................................................. Roland ye Mr. John Chandler.. ....................................................................................... William Stearn Clare Chandler ................................................................................................ Vivianne Parry quire Michael. ....................................................................................................... .Irwin Ryan Peggy Craughmont .............................................................................. (matinee) Dori Miller ( evening) Geraldine Woodford Lady Mary (Lady of the Terrace) ....................................................................... June Pin,on ynop i Gerald Craughmont a young In:c-1. nobleman, owner of the ca tie of Craughmont which i heavily mortgaged to his uncle, quire Michael, rent- the ca<.~le a a ·ummer home to Mr. John Chandler and hi daughter Clare Clare hecom quite intere ted in the old Iri h legend which Ger ..tld tell her about the ca. tie: viz: Many ye< r-. ago a former Lady Mary of Craughmont fell during the f e tivitic attending her hetrothal, , nd a a r ult, dt d quite ,udd nly. Frequently t-tnc th n h ha h n e n to appear on moonlight night , ·inging a plaintive m lody. Th re t of the plot i cone rn d with unfolding the meaning of thi • ver ion and the happine, • which it bring to the character of the tory. ir

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PROGRAM Jackson, Mirwyn Jackson, Donald Lewis, Robert 1cCoy, Byron Ma on, Edwin Payne, Harry Pitcaithley, Dick Ryan, Jardin Thompson, George Thurtle , Harvey Wil on. Erner on Way, Dallas Ward, Jean VVolf. Tumbling .. .... .. .... . . .. . .. .... ... Girls' 9th Grade Fre hman :-France Beach, Marjorie Chrisman, Mildred Jap . Jean Keim , Eunice Meyer, Grace Payne. Dorothy Peter on, Marguerite Strubbe, Dorothy Taylor, fartha Vogel, Arlene Williams, Genice Wilson. G . A. A.'s :-Loretta Stine, Eloise White, Florence Eyer. German Folk Dance .. Lyle Lindquist William Duffy Relays and Pyramids ... . ......... Boys' H. S. Group Keith Allen, James Anderson, Frank Austin, Sidney Cantwell, Everett Cottrell, Gaylord Craig, John Dalling, Charles Donahoo, eil Davis, Peter Erlendon, John Fulton, LeRoy Grantski, Milton Gates, Leon Huston, Milton Hansmire, Clarence Hanner, Ray Japs, Paul Johnson, Donald Kidney, Clarence Kechter, Robert Lawerence, Elvin Lewis, Wilbur Lyons, Harold Magee, Donald Miller, Willie Martin, Floyd Otto, Carl Powers, Albert Phillips, ea! Strom, Keith Stearns, Edmund Sleeve~, Clinton Swartz, Ethan Standley, Wilfred Steenson, Wendell Stearns, Rex Walker, Claude Walker, James Wilson. Glen Wrig]1t, Floyd Young. Military Drill ....................... G irl s ' 9th Grade Freshmen :-Frances Beach, Dorothy Eyestone, Edith Filley, Marjorie Chrisman, Iildred Gossman, Bernice Hudson, Mildred Jap , Jean Keim , Chri tine Larson, Annabel Lee, Grace Payne, Mari&n Petit, Dorothy Taylor, Lorraine Traver, Iartha Vogel, Arlene Williams. Flag Bearer-Eloi e White. Accompanists. Helen Pfeiffer Leslie Nordgren Howard Linch Drummer . .. .. .... . .. .. .... .......... Walter Harrold Cornetist . .... .. ... .. .. . .. .. . .... . ... Yvonne Gaylord

Games . .. . . ...... .. . . ... .. . ... ..... . Boys' 7th Grade r eil Allen , Bobby Anderson, Donald Baughn, Henry B oyer, William Briggs, Fred Banks, Fran ·is Clark, Dick Crook, Russell Derr, Walter Foster, Warren George , Lyle Hopkin~. John Ilkenhons, Buren Lenox, Clyde Miller, Dean Mitchell, Roy Martin. Everett Martin, Edward fartin, Lester McClure , Dwight Roper, Robert Smith, Charles Smith , Leroy Schrup, Charles Shoecraft , George Weller , Gordon Wisda, George Way, Donald Woodford , Frank White, Delmar Wilcox. Relays . .. . .. . . . . ....... . . . Girls' 7th and 8th Grades Seventh :-Virginia Alder, Virginia DeHart , Madeline Ellsworth, Leola Ellsworth, Helen Fitch, Jean Gates, Florence Grantski, June Hansen, Jessie Jo Hazelrigg, Lois Igou, Winifred Japs, Joanne Lowther, Dor-:Jthy McCartney, Vivian McLain, Natala Leader, Katherine Martin, Doris ealy, Freida Thompson, Mary Webber, Lela Wenciker, Laura Wilson. Eighth :-Florence Bridges, Dorothy Bowers, Annabel Clark, Patsy Clark, Florence Derr, Leone Donnelly, Agnes Erixson, Joanna Eyer, Evelyn Hannah, Lois Hansen, Arla Hazelrigg, Alice Myrl Kessel, Mary Lewis, Miriam Martin, Helen eedham, Phyllis 1 elson, Wilma Stine, Martha Schultz, Vivian Thomas, Grace Stevens. Exercises .......... . .. . .. . Girls' Athletic Association Melva Byrkit, Jewell Crowell, Virginia DeTar. Elizabeth Farnsworth, Margaret Fulton, Esther Holdeman, Jean Hoag, Gertrude Hood, Mae Ketterer, Lorine Ketterer, farjorie Phillippi, Florence Tefft, Roberta Stevenson, Mabel Webber, Esther Whitmore. The B ig Hunt. .. Delmar Nuetzman; Sidney Cantwell Class Demonstrat ion ........... . ... . Boys' 8th Grade Jae~ Bates, Kenneth Barr.ibo, Otto Berry, Robert Craig, Lyle Cameron, Sidney Campbell, Curtis Chubbuck! Paul Craycraft, John Gies, Donald Gunn, Richard Ho i:nan, Sheldon Hupp, Henry Hartman, Frank Harrmgton, Harold Hopkin , Keith

"THE ENEMY" A Tragedy in Four Acts by

Channing Pollock Pre ented by the Jack on High chool enior Cla May 19-20. Under the Direction of Mi Ida May Flader. Carl Behrend ...................................... ....................................... ...................... Willard tearn Pauli Arndt ................ .......................................................................... ..............\ 1 ivianne Parry Bruce Gordon ........................ .................. ........ ............. ....................................... Jamcc- Marvin 1'\ugu t Behrend ........ ........... ....... ............................................................................. Clare olf Dr. Arndt. ........................................................ ............ ....... .................. ............. E'.lgene Pe ter Fnt::. inkleman .............. .............................. ......... ....................................... ~ for. e Ha::.elrigg Mizzi \Vinkleman .......................... ........................................................ Geraldine \Voodford Kurt ........................... ............................. ........... ...... .............. .............................. Jimmie Mickle Jan .................................. ...................................................................................... Lyle Lindqui ·t Baru ka................................. .......... ........................ .. ................................ ............ . Lela tine arl B hr nd, a young playwright, ,,: ho i in love with Pauli Arndt. i v ry mu h a atn t ·ar. He i ,,; riting a play call d "Th En my" whi h i to brio out the fa t that the real n my i "h t : · ugu t B hr nd, Carl' fath r, ho i rich . nd f a domin rin char ct r, mak much fun of . . arl',

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writing and will not give him any money to help him. He i the embodiment of the war profiteer. Profe or Arndt Pauli' father, who i an in tructor in the University of Vienna, believe in Carl'~ theory of war, and urge him to fini h and rewrite the play even though it ha been rebuked by the producer . Bruce Gordon, a young Engli hman, who i studying in Vienna, al o loves Pauli but realize that hi friend Carl ha first place in her affe tion . Fritz inkleman, :i journali t, live ju t aero, the hall with Mizzi Winkleman hi wife, and Kurt their little on. Baru ka, the maid in the Arndt hou _c, a laughing Bohemian character. Jan, Carl' friend and ervant i in love with Baru ka. After Carl' play i accepted he and Pauli plan to be married. At thi time war i declared. Carl and Pauli have but a month of married happine before Carl, Fritz, and Jan are all called. Bruce goe back to England and take Carl's play with him. Carl, Fritz and Jan are all expected to return in March 191 7. Jan, who comes b,tck at thi time , tell of Carl' death. Carl' and Pauli' baby, whom Carl ha never een, i very ill and die . Fritz, who ha been ga sed, return but he i mentally unbalanced. In June 1919, the Profe, or, Mr. Behrend, Pauli and Bruce have jut .returned from the premiere showing of Carl' play "The Enemy" which i a great succe . We leave our character gazing into the future in which the whole world ees, and under tand , and cries: " o more hate! To more prejudice!! o more war!!!"

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