Broken Bow High School - Warrior Yearbook (Broken Bow, NE)

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(C iJTJnjTj-LruT 3BIR-QK.EN BOW Top Row—Frank Myers, John Mullen, Stephen Crawford, Joe Blomquist, Lloyd Farley. 3rd Row—Vernon Wicbusch, William Wade, Zellis Zeller, Chester Hickman, Philip Tierney, Lillian Bendowsky. 2nd Row- Twyla Wilson, Mable Nelson, Lois Peterson, Frances Bristowc, Ruth Linder, Eleanor Forsyth, Laura Mac Wicklund. 1st Row—Irene Sterling, Nioma Sheppard, Miss Dean, Mr. McCreight, Miss Mann, coaches, Ramona Porter, Gladys McClecry, Margaret Leisure. “A PEACH OF A FAMILY” JUNIOR CLASS PLAY Stephen Richmond.......... Mr. Richmond. Steve's uncle Mrs. Richmond, his wife.. Frank Manning, a lawyer Jack Belmont, Steve's friend Mrs. Pickett, Steve's housekeeper Cornelius Shelhy................ Pauline Shelby, his niece ..... Mary Rose......... Francine ........... Violet ............ Millie .............. The family: .......... Lloyd Farley, Zellis Zeller .....William Wade , Vernon Wiebusch .........Ruth Linder , Eleanor Forsyth .. Joe Blomquist, Chester Hickman ..........Philip Tierney, John Mullen Marian Shepherdson, Frances Bristowe ..... Frank Myers , Stephen Crawford Ramona Porter , Gladys McCleery .........Twyla Wilson , Irene Sterling Laura Wicklund , Nioma Sheppard ....Margaret Leisure, Lois Peterson Mable Nelson , Lillian Bendowsky Those whose names arc starred were chosen for the All Star cast. “A Peach of a Family, a 3'act comedy by Esther E. Olson, was presented in the High School auditorium three evenings and one matinee, Jan. 20, 21 and 23. The action takes place in the luxurious bachelor apartment of Stephen Richmond, and deals with his successful effort to make good after his generous allowance has been discontinued, by adopting responsibility in the form of a family of four girls and a governess. j ji-TLn- 1932 -TLTLTL J LTU IJ Twrnly-Klvc

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(ex ru-i-m-Lf-Lj-L | B3R.QK.EN BOW 1 -n R-r jij-LrT7 Top Row Charles Mullen, Carlos Schaper, Miss Mann, Mr. Rice, Miss Grantham, Bryant Huffman, Leon' ard Lcnstrom. Middle Row Billie Ayers, James Kelly, Mary Dean, Louise Everett, Irene Nicodcmus, Elmo Hays, Fred Peterson. Bottom Row Helen Sterling, Hellen Gardner, Emma Pazderka, Anna Bates, Mary Jane Barge, Mary Gwen Glazier, Jean Kuns. “THE YOUNGEST” SENIOR CLASS PLAY .Louise Everett, Irene Nicodemus Carlos Schaper, Leonard Lcnstrom ....James Kelly, Charles Mullen ....Mary Jane Barge, Mary Dean .......Elmo Hays, Fred Peterson ....Emma Pazderka, Jean Kuns Billie Ayers, Bryant Huffman ...Mary Gwen Glazier, Anne Bates . ..Helen Sterling, Hellen Gardner “The Youngest, a comedy in three acts by Philip Barry, is an ingenious variation of the Cinderella theme, in which the hero, a downtrodden son, comes into contact with a charming busybody. The youngest eventually learns to assert himself, and turns upon his oppressors in splendid style. The action takes place in a small New York State city, in the modern home of the Winslows. Charlotte Martin....... Oliver Winslow......... Mark Winslow........... Augusta Winslow Martin Alan Winslow........... Martha “Muff Winslow. Richard Winslow........ Nancy Blake............ Katie.................. Page Twenty-Four J3£T-n ru y

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C vnj j ugj m r yS Ls BOW CXJn-ruajr iTjrij s ) JUNIORS Top Row Kenneth Wolsleben, Wayne Stewart, George Greenland, Lcland McCadin, Emil Brakeman, Herbert Edson, Wayne Brown. 3rd Row—Erwin Gibson, Virginia Patch, Mildred Rapp, Anafern Myers. Jean Hansen. Beth Hansen, Herbert Switzer, Marguerite Ash. 2nd Row—Ada Bennett, Maxine I.arson, Helen Hiljton, Lawrence Lindly, Gayle Copsey, Emil Wolfe, Robert Hill, Fern Burnett. 1st Row- Ruth McCaslin, Rosalie Cook. Viola Layhcr, Mac Govicr, Miss Dean, sponsor, Edna Gallington, Elithc Behrcnt, Irene Fogland, Violet Kirchman. The Juniors are progressing. We slipped through the first year quite easily, without too much work or worry. The second we showed signs of becoming aware of our importance and responsibilities, and this year we take an important part in athletics, dramatics, debate and other activities, upper-class-men at last, with all that the term implies. Mr. McCreight and Miss Dean are the sponsors, Mr. Me-Creight for the first time, but Miss Dean has been our sponsor ever since we entered High School. Our president is John Mullen, with Ramona Porter, Vice President, Frances Kiker, Treasurer, and Vernon Wiebusch, Secretary. -nji n ru ijT njT I'hkc Twenty-Six