Wauneta High School - Broncho Yearbook (Wauneta, NE)

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 The Junior High School consists of the sixth, seventh, and eighth grades. There is an enrollment of 77 this year. Miss Margaret Kenny, the grade principal, and Miss Helen Gue are the capable teachers of this department. Pa ye Twenty-two

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When the morning of September 3, 1928 dawned bright and clear there budded forth the Class of 1932, a class of fair maids and noble young men the like of which as to ability (we hope) never before had been excelled in the nursery of Wauneta High There were beautiful house plants, sturdy and giant oaks, and even promising peaches and pears. The bright sunlit faces of their instructors and the gentle showers of knowledge and reproof, given from day to day soon developed the many rare possibilities of leaf, flower, and fruit. To-day the class stands unshaken by the giant evils (examinations) and unmoved by angry threats of professors As soon as the budding had taken place and the blossoms were peeping through, these tender plants gathered together for the purpose of choosing their officers for the class. Neva Cocklin was among the lucky ones and was chosen class president with Kenneth Frasier as vice-president and Kenneth Kitt as treasurer. Several feeds and parties were enjoyed by the Freshmen class during the year under the guiding hand of their sponsor, Miss Munger. After the class of ’32 goes out into the world from old W. H. S. we hope and fully expect that the class will give shade, and protection from the storms of life to the storm tossed way-fai-ers; that the fragrance of their many blossoms will make glad the hearts of the weary; that the beauty of their various fruits and flowers will be out of the quality that will be pleasing to the eyes of the world; and that their fruits will satisfy the needs of the many Freshmen yet to be and may these fruits be of the choicest. Page Twenty-one

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The “W” Club is an association organized for the purpose of bettering our Educational System through the sponsorship of all school activities. To be a member, one must have earned the letter “W” which is given as an honor to all those meeting certain qualifications in Basketball, Football, Track, as Cheer Leaders and Scholarship. The Club determines the extent of its duties and the qualifications of membership. It is the desire of all members through this Club to become between members who have graduated and those who are still in school. It also desires to keep track of each member’s future vocation, that it might determine the success of the Club. The Club is organized as many other organizations, having at present the following officers: President..................................................Zenis Decker Vice President..........................................Virgil Johnston Secretary-Treasurer........................................Milton Klinb Directors Cloud Harvey Russel Bodeman Gordon Burham Those belonging in High School are: Faye Johnston, Della Decker, Robert Richards, Melva Pennington, Doris Kitt, Edgar Ditton, Evelyn Erickson, Erma Judd, Harold Frasier, Geraldine Tackett, Inez Cocklin, Amos Berry, Marita Robertson, Corinne Higley, Lester Kline, Lowell Stilgabour, Ena Frasier, Paul Howard, Bernard O’Neil, Theron Merril, Omar Troxell, David Edwards, Harrie Tackett, Kenneth McGooden, Francis Wheeler, Dolores Theobald, Ellis Carpenter, Norris Nesmith, Claude Knotwell, Virgil Fanning, Wiley Green, Donald Hummel. Motto: SUCCESS Page Twenty-three