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

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o Back Row—Theodore Huff. Clifford Alspaugh, Ruth Province, Ralph Hale, Lucille Fair, Theodore Koefoot, Velma Kleeb, Fred Uhlman, Agatha Brennan, John Guthery, Vera Fair, Bernard Tieman. Third Row—Eugene Rourke. Charles Steele. Grace Blomquist, Francis Beiders. Alma Woodall, Gerald Luther, Freda Ullrich. Jerry Wright, Lenore Carothers. Clifford Roberts. Josephine Daharsh, Carroll Crawford, Mildred Barrett. Second Row—Paul Brown, Ruth Crawford. Paul Martin. Muriel Parkison, Jack Sterling, Eleanor Wade, Miss Sagl, Catherine Richardson, Charles Waddington, Rachel Marquiss, Duane Van nice. Marthalcen Reed. Front Row—Alice Reed. Marie Wright. Jannice Adams, Frances Hilton. Anita Humphris, Elida Osborne, Betty Reed, Jean Cline, Kathleen Reed, Irma Haumont, Gladys Hutchins. ,?JlUtUU S Geraldine took second and Lenore first, and Lenore was second in the district. More honors were won by the Agriculture boys, who counted some sophomores among their number. As Juniors, we chose John Guthery president, Eleanor Wade vice president, Lenore Carothers secretary and treasurer, and Miss Sagl and Mr. Sterner sponsors. Paul Brown is our Student Council member. According to custom, some of the Junior girls were elected to the Arrows; Lenore Carothers was their cheer leader. When the Student Council awarded the football letters, there were six juniors who received first team awards, and eight who received second team awards. Six of the first basketball team were juniors, as were a number of the second team. We are hoping that several will win letters in track. In the music contest, John Guthery sang a solo, and many others took part in the groups. Eight entered the declamatory contest, and Geraldine Watts won first in both the local and county, again in the dramatic division. With many prospects in a number of fields, it seems likely that we will win more honors before the end of May. Let us, next year, as seniors, strive to attain a higher goal. Let us go on and make such a record that they will not soon forget us. Our high scholastic standard must be maintained, and we must work harder in our extra-curricular activities. Next year must be our banner year; we must excel in everything. May we be able to say, when we have finished our high school careers, that we have excelled, and have attained a greater knowledge of the world through our efforts.—John Guthery, President. Page Fifteen

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Back Row—James Myers, Robert Koo er, Gilbert Peterson, Evelyn Jacobsen, Gaius Cad well, Marian Eisenhauer. George Sweeney, Robert Ferguson. Claris Pirnic, Laurabell Daharsh, Louis Kosmiski. Middle Row—Howard Mitchell. Lynn Jenkins. Reynolds King. Richard Dean, Margaret Thompson. Donnell Nicodemus. Alice Kearney. Maxine Smith. Robert Copsey. Geraldine Watts, Alfred Linville, Guy Marquiss. Front Row—Evelyn Luther. Waymon Campbell, Edna McMullen. Gayln Roessler, Julia Mullen. Mr. Sterner, Lena Rissler. Eugene Fink. Geraldine Smith. Walter Smith. Rumors The Junior class of 35 entered the school as green as most freshmen. This was only natural, and soon the greenness disappeared and we felt quite at home. We elected Paul Brown president, Dick Cook vice president, Bob Koozer secretary, and Richard Dean treasurer. Mr. Kuska and Miss Sagl were the sponsors. Robert Koozer, Harry Purcell, and Lenore Carothers were elected to the Student Council. Realizing that it is desirable to participate in activities, several boys went out for football and made a good showing. Six of them lettered on the second team, and most of these have been playing on the first team the past two years. All seven lettermen of the second basketball team were from this class. In track we had only one letter man, George Sweeney, a high jumper. We were well represented in all music organizations. Ten of our number were attracted to the underclass declamatory contest. Geraldine Watts won second in the humorous division, and third in the upperclass contest. Our scholastic standard was very high. There were some A” and many B” honor students. In the county Academic contest Margaret Thompson, Ralph Hale, Eleanor Wade and Philip Gadd won high places. During our sophomore year, Eleanor Wade was the president, Charles Steele vice president, Julia Mullen secretary, and Paul Brown treasurer. Miss Sagl and Mr. Rice were sponsors. Clifford Alspaugh, Wintford Gardiner, Robert Koozer, Walter Smith, George Sweeney and Jerry Wright lettered on the first football team. In basketball, among the first team lettermen were Paul Brown, Robert Koozer, Fred Uhlman, and Jerry Wright. Jack Sterling and George Sweeney won track letters. As before, we were well represented in music. John Guthery placed second in the boys low voice division at the county contest. Eight entered the declamatory contest; Geraldine Watts won first in dramatic, and Lenore Carothers first in humorous, in both the under and upperclass contests. At the county, Page Fourteen

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Back Row—Phillip Crouch. Agnes Brennan. Harry Wilson. Thomas Mullen. Ernest Everett, Eula Tessier, Ruth Lyon. Mary Koozer. Middle Row—Alicemae Knapple. Leona Luce. Dale Simms. Leola Schaper. Harry Bristowc. Floyd Ullrich, Wilma Wooters, Paul Dean. Front Row—Elise Mosely. Helen Myers, Betty Watts. Zetta Zeller, Miss Dean, Marthaieen Stewart, Velma Cason. Ward Neth. nphmnnrra The Sophomore class of 1935 is, without a doubt, the best class that has attended or will attend Broken Bow High School. Last year we came from Junior High with grim determination to be the best students of the year. In football many of the boys reported, and several earned second team letters. In basketball again we were well represented. In declamatory work we proved to be strong competition in all divisions. Robert Cummings won the underclassmen humorous division and several others placed second. The band and orchestra were helped tremendously by the presence of the musical freshmen. The successful track season was influenced greatly by the fine work of Clarence Lunde, Harry Wilson and Eddie Williams. Although Clarence (future Glenn Cunningham) was the only one who earned a varsity letter, Harry and Eddie earned points at the track meets.