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

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CX -TLn r. -; BHOlitN BOW JUNIORS Top—Philip Tierney, John Mullen, Zellis Zeller, Chester Hickman, Joe Blomquist, Gerald Johnson, Stephen Crawford, Vernon Wiebusch, Lloyd Farley, Virgil Cuckler. Third Row—Lois Peterson, Richard Russell, Marc Daharsh. James Watts, Mr. McCrcight, sponsor, Frank Myers, William Wade, Ruth Linder, Frances Bristowc. Second Row—Margaret Leisure, Eva McNeff, Ethel Gibson, Marietta Glenn, Leona Schrocder, Marian Shep' ardson, Mae McKee, Iola Farmer, Twyla Wilson. First Row—Frances Kikcr, Nioma Sheppard, Irene Sterling, Phyllis Herrick, Mabel Nelson, Lillian Bcndowsky, Laura Mae Wicklund, Margaret Adams, Ramona Porter. Eleanor Forsyth. Winning the InterClass Basketball Tournament helped enhance our fame, and next year we ex pect great work from a football team composed almost completely of Seniors. “A Peach of a Fanv ily,” our class play, was a success from both a production and financial standpoint, and we are grate ful to Miss Mann for her help in coaching. The Junior'Senior banquet and Senior Recognition Day will be our last activities of the year. As Commencement time draws near, we come to the re alization that we will miss the class of '32 next year, and hope that we will be able to carry on as Seniors as competently as they have. LTLTLTL LTUT-TU l uK Twrnly-Srvrn

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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

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 IBI QKJEN BOW nx JT-ruinjirif) SOPHOMORES Top Row—Donald Cline, Max Gould, Claris Uhlman, Eldred Harbert, Clayton Robinson, John Lewis. 3rd Row Stuart Lomax. Lucille Wright. Clarice Olson, Ruth Brock, Dorothy McCaslin, Eunice Kris, Lela Elam, Verda Fair. 2nd Row Helen Leisure, Frances Barnett, Della McDonald, Evelyn Eacker, Margaret Garton, Lucille Schaper, Muriel Line, Shirley McArthur, June Larson. 1st Row—Lorraine Wade, Louise Kaspar, Lorraync Lanka, Mr. Sterner, sponsor, Stella Geiser, Ruth Ncth, Maxine Baker, Josephine Bendowsky. CLASS HISTORY Listen, my friends, to what I say And the history of the Sophomores I'll display. Our sponsors. Cull and Sterner, request That you know whom we did elect. Our President is Donald Cline, And our Vice is Muriel Line. They hold their positions so well That we know our class cannot fail. Margaret Garton is Treasurer Much to our joy and pleasure. Lela Elam keeps the notes— For the Secretary she got the votes. LTLTU SlJlJlJ nj Twrnly-Klislit 1932