Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-05
AFFAIRS At SOUTH OMAHA
Boosters Buttons Given to High
School Students.
CLASS SPIRIT AT MAXIMUM
Parents of Ethel Barker Swear out
Complaint Against CIausen
Miller In search for
Daughter.

Inc last general mass meeting of the
students and faculty Of the South Omaha
High school was held Friday morning at
the auditorium, and the occasion was most
Ieucitous, terminating In great demon
stration OF student loyalty and enthusiasm
accomplished results in the several lines
Of school activity.
Following this Prof. Ralph Gramlich pre-
scented the basket bah shield. which is
an annual trophy to the senior class for
having won all games played Graham OF
the seniors responded, and on behalf of
the seniors accepted the trophy
Prof. Wheeler next presented a large
number of Booster buttons to students
Tor their advance In scholarship, athletics
artistic work, making of pennants or sell
ing tickets to school entertainments Mas
ter John Scoville played piano solo in
the course of the exercises which demanded
an enthusiastic encore Following this
Dorothy Van Wrinkle presented pennants
to the ''Velum club" the 'Gayel club" the
orchestra and the Warts" RESPONSES for
these were made in turn, by Ruth Ramey
John Orchard, John Scoville and Victoria
Barr.
Superintendent N. NJ. Graham presented
South Omaha High school sweaters to five
members of the track team They ware,
Meaney, Stryker, Dickman, Holmes and
| happ. All OF these were seniors; no under
classmen receive sweaters.
Medals to Track Men.
Il. II. johnson presented the tract, tear,
with medals for honors won at the recent
athletic meet About fifteen or twenty
medals were thus given out.
Prof. Evans of the rnatharno ttcv ao,...
| for the school.
The mass meeting was given under the
auspices Of the Boosters club" which is
an organization of no very hard and fast
| lines, made up largely of the faculty and
the more enthusiastic leaders among the
1 students.
Prof. Perry Med. Wheeler the popuIa r.
principal introduced the formal exercises
| and defined the Boosters as an oreani-
cation with the interests of the school at
heart and which, on the occasion at hand.
sought to show publicly a fitting recogni-
ton of the efforts Of all students who had
ment presented the annual trophy of a sill
yer loving cup to the senior class for its
triumph in. the class field meet held in
May. This was the finest trophy of the
whole and well worth the cheers with
which 1t was received
The South Omaha High school orchestra
completed the program by playing Pader-
eweski's Minuet, and several rousng popu-
lar airs.
Those receiving Booster" buttons were as
| follows: '''.''
Scholarship-Ralph Curtl, Anna Noting,
| John orchard, Emily Nystrom. Harry Mel
son, Earl Sage, Madeline Horton, John
Nystrom, Antonio John, Ralph Jacobsen,
Marion Polian. Agnes Swanback, Carl
Kerst.
Athetlcs-Mahns Berry, Dor Mcbride
Shirley Menefee, Edward Eftle, John Rain
Vincent O'Sullivan, Ferne Roberts. r. En-
! sor Donald Van Wrinkle, Frank Foley
| Waldo Laur William Wooley, Ray Wilson
Ralph Lyman, Emil Gall, John Collins
| Dean Ringer.
Girls Athletics--Veronlca Finley Jessie
Finley, Jean Berger, Edith Finch, Ola Ais
worth Gladys VanSant, Alma Wiese, Ethe
Brookes, Mabel Menefee, Edna Eister, Dol
| Dimmock.
Ticket Sellers, Seniors, Artists-Rogel
McElroy, Kathleen Nichols, Martin Hol
brook, Erie Keefer, John Scoville, Crosby
Broadwell, Victoria Barr Hulda Arm.
brust, Edith Ewing, Jean Berger, Lyle
knight Carl Holmes, Geol gina Davis.
THE Exchanging Lord" is Rev. Georg