Wauneta High School - Broncho Yearbook (Wauneta, NE)

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 BBS B«5 ? c‘'a c j ,l r SENIOR CALENDAR ’33- ’34- '35 t 1 Sept. 10, 1933 »May 11, 1934 ’ Monday 1 Friday 1 School opens Jr, Sr, Banquet t May 20, 1934 Sunday Baccalaureate May 24,-1934 Thursday , S, Commencement f » May 25, 1934 • Friday • Jr. picnic at « Palisade t • Sept. 3, 1934 ' Monday School Opens ..,c. 13, 1934 Thursday H. S, Mixer ’’Poor Freshies” • Sept. 19, 1934 • Wednesday Jr. Sr. Class Picnic • ’’Agood time vras had by all » T •Nov. 17, 1934 ’ Teachers exams • Takes the joj ' out 9f life’ t i Jan, 2, 1935 Wednesday School reopens after Christmas vacation everyone happy Jan, 14, 1935 Monday •Girls Basketball • Jr. vs. Sr. •alumni vs. Sr. •Second semester • starts •Hurrah for g. b. t. t t •March 28, 1934 • Wednesday •Junior sneak p ••’Did we have f t b. i jaroh 28, 1935 Thursday Senior Class Party ”l;ead Catsl” TrTT: To i—r ‘Apr. 24 25, 1935 Tlay 1, 1935 • Led. Thur. Jr, Sr. Ba •Senior Class Play »A good time ,nCur class always ’had by all. •makes a sucess of • •anything.” • i » r' i c Tq’Tr” Sunaay Sac cc. laureate Services School days almost over,” Wednesday Paint night •These colors will •live forever, the •yellow and the brown Thursday » Sneak Day • Sterling •One cent tax X Hay 15, 1335 Wednesday Class Tight 11 Just a few more hours May 16, 1935 Thursday Commencement ••Fare thee well liors i=SS?i Hay 17, 1935 Friday “Good bye Ye Honorable Senior

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NAME ©Hie Anderson yrna A they sther Brown [irginia Cox .uth Gauger arjorie Gregory arie Grimm ucille Hamilton wen Hixon ,va Kerchall osephine Kitt lwyn Krausnick eatrice Lewis onior Lewi.s Bith Lewis me McCallum bto Noodhausen Bnneth O’Neil : la Parker iillys Person irgaret Redden Lvin Rueter 111is Ryan Lrgil Sandman )la Stinnette iatha Stock Jhel Sturtevant ither Terry ocine Terry Ivian Terry ..ta Thomas larlotte Thoren :;tty Thompkins raldine Von Stade nald Wade .arlie Wiley .CULTY • Olson • Hungate • Anderson t « Smith . Epp ss Philipp ss Knollenherg ss Smith SENIOR DIRECTORY BY-WORD My Stars! Did he? Yes--- Skip it i. AMBITION Social Worker Doctor Teacher To attend college Goodness Gracious! Do something different By;Gump I Do you really? Fer lan’ sakesl Oh Yeah? My! My! Do tell! Hi! Poppy Cock I . Yes Sir-e-e!. Nurse to he Grace Allen to be somebody to exist private secretary aviatrix farmer fan dancer contortionist That’s wot I thoft Civil Engineer Uh-huhi teacher Huh? an Eddie Cantor Ha cha-cha ! . to be a Campbell All right for you trapeze artist Rats!! My! Aw. heck! You re gpodi Boy, oh boy!I Gol DurnI You would! Oh Erts-nayI Oh, shucks! . Hot pups i 0, Yeah? Good Night! . Ha-cha[ Oh, shoot! Toot my horn! I told you so! social science teachep school mam a crooner to stay engaged Civil Engineer teacher doesnft matter doubtful teacher champion lisper white school houa beauty operater stenographer housewife secretary Hasn’t any another Tilden You’ll learn! You hamfl! My Gosh! to be a business man to be Professor to wash his mother’s ears Can’t you take it? University Coach See? ? to be Sec. of Ag. That’s right! Dean of Women O.K. always teach Gracious Mercy! College Prof.

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CLASS HISTORY In September, 1922, five of the present class answered to roll call under the direction of Miss Mary Scheel, known as Mrs. Harold Kanney. The five were Charlotte Thoren, the bashful blond headed little girl; Lola Stinnette, the class talker; El-wyn Krausnick, always the leader; Josephine Kitt, a believer in good times; and Gerald Wade, always the first one. As we enter the first grade under the direction of Miss Ora Blackedge, now Mrs. Roy Handel, we brought into our class, Geraldine Von Stade, the quiet country girl. V e lost Lola Stinnette who entered the Palisade Grade School. In 1924, we went into the second grade, our footsteps guided into a different room under a different teacher, Miss Louise York, now- Mrs. Ben Chichester. This year wo gained -Kieth Lewis, whose mother always worked his Arithmetic. Wo were happy to have the same teacher back with us again. This year we wore fortune.tc to have several of the remaining class join us; Alta Thomas, the girl with a temper of her own; Virginia Cox, never least but always last; Jewel Ele and Lucille Hejnilton, the two girls from Missouri; Marie Grimm, timid but studious; Iola Parker, our Hula Hula dancer; Phillys Person, our little country girl; and Myrna Athey, who loves her bangs; came to try their luck with us. Lola Stinnette also cams back to finish with us. The fourth year Miss Vera Nesmith, nov; Mrs. Gilford Maddux, guided us through. Margaret Redden, who did the class studying joined our class. The next year we were met with a new teacher, Miss Helen Gue, Now Mrs. Hart. Nellie Anderson entered our class from Brady Grade School. In the sixth grade we were given the pleasure of having three teachers. Miss Margaret Kenney and Miss Helen Gue steered us through the first part of the year. Miss Ivo Pennington carried out