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9apionian

9ublisked

hi the

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asses

cf

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Jtigh

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Four

PAPIO TOWN

What s tP e matter

with

Papio?

That s

just

what

I d

like

to

know.

Court house

fine

for everything

Taxes,

Jail

and

Wedding Ring.

Park

for

horse shoe, tennis, song,

Shade

and

water all day long.

But the

high school It s the

stuff,

Education, can t get

enough.

There s Krejci teaches Latin,

While Cleland swings

the

batin.

Then Schaab

knows

her English,

too,

And Barnhill

teaches girls to stew.

There s Beachy

keeps the boys

in

trim

And

J acobey

takes everything

given

him.

Now what do you think

of Papio Town?

I

think

it s

pretty

nifty all

around.

l a r ~

Hagan, '29

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PRF SBYTR I N CNURCH

Mf THOO{ST lLRUf

LU T H R N C H U R C H

ive

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ix

"SCHOOL"

The channel through which all knowledge is gained

The root of our future success.

Each day

is a brick

for

the foundation we lay,

For the glory we all

hope

to possess.

Why are we so sad when

it's

over,

Is

not then that real life has

begun?

Oh yes But when recalled are

the past

years,

Think we not of

the

sports and

the

fun?

How sweet will be

the

memories of childhood

When

we all have grown old

and

gray,

But

the

sweetest of all to remember,

Is

that

wonderful,

happy

schoolday.

Gretchen Sander,

26

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FOREWORD

To renew in the minds of the Alumni

The memory of

by-gone days

To set forth as plainly as possible

To

the

public

the

advancement

Which the school has made

And

to

instill

in

the hearts

of

the

pupils

A desire

to

advance.

For

this purpose and to this end

Have

we

written

this book.

And we sincerely hope

That

the

succeeding classes will

Continue the work which we

The classes of 1926 and 1927 have begun.

The Editor

even

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ight

DED1CA l ION

To Mrs. Mamie

J.

Barnhill,

Who

has

given unselfishly

Of

her time and

abilities,

Without reward

In order

that

this

Annual

Might be a success;

We, the classes of

1926

and

1927,

With

much appreciation

For her

efforts,

Lovingly dedicate this

PAPIONIAN.

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ine

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CONTENTS

Faculty

12 13

Seniors

5

Juniors

3

Sophomores

39

Freshmen

43

Grades

47

thletics

55

Music

67

Alumni

7

'

Ads

82

Jokes

83

en

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ANNUAL STAFF

Editor

in

Chief

Assistant

Alumni

Editor

Assistant

Senior

Editor

Junior Editor

Grade Editor

Joke Editor

Assistant

Activities

Editor

Assistant

Business Manager

Assistant

Advertising Manager

Assistant

Circulation Manager

Assistant

SPONSOR

Jesse Reinking

Wendell McManamy

Helen Spearman

Beulah Ross

Dorothy Fase

Lillian Cordes

Louise Eitelgeorge

Gretchen Sander

Stanley Beerline

Mercedes Schaab

Carl

Fricke

Alvin Huebner

Elizabeth Sprague

Philip

Steyer

John Beadle

Amelia

Magaret

Helen Frazeur

Mamie J Barnhill

leven

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welve

Industrious

and willing always ready

with

a helping

hand

giving

his

best efforts for

the

betterment of the school as a whole

and

for each

one and placing the school before all other in-

terests this

characterizes

Professor

Jacoby

who

has

been with P. H. S.

two

years and who in

that

time has

given

his best to it.

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hirteen

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Fourteen

SCHOOL STRUGGLES

Oh, come on

then

school books

I m

ready

to fight.

I ll put

my

hat

back,

Cause

I m

in for the night.

I thought for some

fun

I d just

step away,

But you lay on my conscience

Like a ton of

wet

hay.

I might

as

well get you

And then I ll be done,

I ll know that its over

When

the

battle is won.

f

I once

get

you done

And do all that I plan,

Then bring

on

your

worst,

And I ll show you I can.

Ruby Otten, 29.

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Sixteen

Paul McCoy -

Gretchen

Sander

Mercedes

Schaab

GREETINGS

President

Vice President

Sec y and

Treas.

The

Papillion high school this year is graduat-

ing

the largest class in its

history

and it

is

thru

the hearty co-operation of the patrons and

tax-

payers that this has been made possible.

Our par-

ents too, have been a large factor

in encouraging

us to remain in school and complete the course and

to

them no small

credit is

due.

The

school has

reached

a

point where it

is

having

a

large

influence over

the community for

the

upbuilding

of humanity.

t

is fitting the

boys

and girls

who graduate

from

year

to

year

for

higher and

nobler places

in

life.

To

those

who

have

labored so diligently

and

patiently that these conditions have been

made

possible, we extend greetings.

Class of 1926.

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J ~ Y T H E ARCHER

Road Show (2), Class Play (4).

Quiet, gentle and

sincere,

t

does one

g

cod to

have her

near."

GEORGE AYERS

Football (3),

Basketball (3),

Class Play

(3,

4).

Hi s Ford is h' s parlor.

ORVILLE BROWNLEE

Play

at

l'ort ('rook

l ) ,

Orchestra

{3 4),

Class Play {3) .

Stop

Look

Listen

Here

comes the

ja zz

horn.

RAYMOND CORDES

Sec

retary

and

Treasurer (3), Orchest

ra (

4),

Class

Yell Leader

(

4),

Class

Play

(

4).

Still water runs

deep

.

BLANCHE CRABTREE

Ba

se ball {1,

2).

Ba

s

ketball

(1,

2

3,

4), Class

Plays

(2,

3

4).

The

best of life is conversation.

Seventeen

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Eighteen

DOROTHY FASE

Basketball (2, 3, 4

('apt.

3, 4),

Treasure

Hun-

ters (1),

Garden

of

Shah

(2),

Ro ad

Show (2), Secretary and Treasurer

(1),

Presid ent

(2), Debating

Team

(2),

Annual

Staff (4), Class Plays

(3,

4).

Her favorite

flower is

Sweet

William.

IRENE l'RAZEUR

Tr

easure

Hunters

(J), Road

Show (2),

Gar-

den of Shah

(2),

Pirate's Daughter

(3), Toast at Banquet (3), ( ' lass

Play (4), Glee

Club (4).

A

peppy

,

jolly

gi rl,

with

a

smile for every-

bod y.

FTIANCES

FRAZEUR

Treasure Hunters (1), Road Show (2), Ga r

den of

Shah

(2),

Class Play (

4).

A

bit

of s

un shine

a

nd

a

bit

of cheer that's

ranees.

MARIE

HAGEDORN

Treasure

Hunters

(1),

Road Show (2), Gar-

den

of

Shah

(2), Pirate's

Dwgh '

er

(3),

Operetta

(4),

Class

Play

\4) .

A sweet gir l , with a

winning

peJc;,mallty

and a friendly smile.

EDWIN

HAGEDORN

lootball

(2),

Basketball (2, 3,

4), Capt. of

Class

B B. Team

(2), Pirate's

Daugh-

ter (3), ( ' lass Plays

(3,

4),

Road

Show

(2).

He's not so sm a ll , he's

not

so shy,

We a ll know

Ed's

a

regu

l

ar

g uy".

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ANNA HAHN

C

la

ss Plays (3, 4).

Quiet- unlike

most

girls.

JOHN

HAUG

Orchestra

(

4).

A nice, likea b le chap, who's a ways a

good

sport.

ALVIN HUEBNER

Basketball

(4),

Baseball

(3, 4),

Annual

Staff,

(4), OrchElstra (4), Treasure Hunters

1), Cl

ass Plays

(3, 4).

Stalwart, manly

and

tall,

With a nod and smile

for

all.

DOROTHY JACOBEY

Elgin

H. S.-Vice

President {l),

Girls' Club

1), Girls' Reserve

(2), Secretary of

Athletics

(2), Staff

Editor {1,

2),

Liter

ary C

lub 1,

2).

Papillion

H. S.-Basketball (3, Capt. 4),

Class Plays

{3 4).

Qui

et

until you

know

he r- and then

AMELIA

:\fAGARET

Basketball

{2

3

4)

(Capt.

2).

Treasure

Hun

ters l ) , Road Show (2), Declamato1y

Contest

1),

Debating Team

(2), Vice

President

l ) ,

Treasurer

(2), Class

Plays (3, 4), Annual Staff, C

lass His

tory (4).

She's

cute and

peppy-ra ther sm all ,

But

happy-go-lucky and

liked

'by

a ll.

Nineteen

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Twenty

PAUL

1\lcCOY

President 3, 4),

Road Show

(2),

Captain

of

debating team (2), Secretary of Ath

letics (3),

"Address

of Welcome" at

Banquet (3), "Response"

at

Banquet

4), Class Plays 3, 4).

Oh, what

is

so rare

as

a

day with June

E:\IERY :\IEGEL

Road

Show

(2), Orchestra 3, 4), Class

P l

ays

3,

4).

His

size would assure

him

a high place

in the world.

BLANCHE ;\ULLER

Treasure Hunters (1),

Garden

of

Shah

(2),

Glee Club

3, 4),

Road

Show (2),

Class

Play

(4).

A

girl

of true worth, an admirable char

acter, with many

winning ways.

GATES MILLER

Treasure

Hunters

(1),

Garden

of

Shah

2)

Don't look

at

me

g i r l s - I m

bashful.

HELEN PETERSE '\

Springfield

H . S.-Operetta (J) ,

Class Play

(1, 3).

Papillion

H. S.-Class Play 4).

H. S.

-Class Plays

3,

4).

One of those studious, jolly, likeable

girls

of our class.

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FLORENCE PRINZ

Millard H. S.-The Masonic

Ring

(2).

Papilion H.

S.- Orchestra

(4).

Class

Play

(

4), Music

at Banquet

(3),

l\ Jsic

for

Commencement (3).

A girl whose

ambition

is height.

JESSE REINKING

President 1),

Treasure Hunter

s 1). Gar

den

of Shah

(2),

Baseb:l ll 2 :J,

4).

Annual Staff

(4),

Toast at Ba 1quet

(3),

Captain

of

debatin

,; team

(:: ).

Class Reporter (

4),

Class Plays ( l,

4),

Class Will

(4) .

A fellow with no end

of

wit .

With

everyone he makes a

lt t.

CLARK REYNOLD:J

Class Play ( 4).

He

speaks,

behaves, and acts, ju st a he

ought.

GRETCHEN S N D E ~

Trea sure

Hunters

1), Class

D.eporter

(:: ),

Road Show (2),

Debating

Tea :1 J),

Toastmistress at Banqu

et

(')).

y;

, a

President

(4), Class

Plays (3,

4), An

m:al Staff (4).

Independent

and fun

loving

is

Grc