Wauneta High School - Broncho Yearbook (Wauneta, NE)

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 sr-02 ” our class record; Ethel Sturtevant, a bashful type but c. friend to nil; Charlie VJiley, who left the class of 1934 to join the CCC; Letty Tompkins, who does’nt like the boys; -villis Ryan, who hopes to be manager of the Kugler Oil Station. V.c were fortunate in having Miss Ruth Philipp again as our sponsor and Elwyn Krausnick as our class president. Gilbert O’Neil who wanted to play another year of football didn’t join us until the second semester In all four ye .rs of high school the class of 1935 h .s been represented in all school activities TJe arc proud of this record and arc glad to be members of the cl .33 of 1935,

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--------- --------•- —------------------------ ? 5SP the remainder of the year, We lost Phillys person, who decided to reform a country school The seventh year we v ere told what was what hy Miss Margaret Kenney P.nd Ennis Decker lie presented the eighth gra.de with a banquet, which will never be forgotten In the beginning of the eighth year our class dictionary joined us, Phillys Person We wer taught by Miss Elva Johnston and Ennis Decker The nexrt year found us a scared group of Freshmen who were scattered among the upper classmen Here we found that quite a few new members v ere among us ; among them were Alvin Rueter, who everyone liked and admired; Eva Kerchc.ll, the teacher’s pet; Ruth Gauger, who soon proved to the girls that she was a blond that gentlemen prefer; Otto Nordhausen, who everyone knows and is r. pal to everyone; Kenneth O’Neil, who was curly-headed, and a freckled face Irish boy; Gilbert O'Neil, who loved his football field; Leatha Stock, who talks but never says much; June McCallum, the ouiet girl from the North; Esther Terry, who is the good sport of the class says, I'll try anything once; Owen Hixqn, who loves his Derbys Miss Smith was our class sponsor. In our Sophomore year we greeted Marjorie Gregory, who noone can figure out; Beatrice and Junior Lewis, the class red heads who came from Bartley High. Miss Philipp was our class sponsor In our Junior yeaj? Mr Smith had the misfortune of being appointed our class sponsor T.c- entered into our class Maxine and Vivian Terry, who noone would ever believe were sisters; Esther Brown, who hopes to be a school teacherj .nd Virgil Sandman, our Chemistry student. This year Jewel Ele left our class for Y edding Bells The most exciting time of our Junior year was our class play Poodles” which was never presented The Senior Class of 1934 was bravo and woke the Juniors at 5 a.m., after the painting was done. From the lack of fundc the mothers of the Junior Class presented the Seniors with the annual Junior-Senior Banquet our school days over we are still adding to

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 SIX V IV3S ON A RAMPAGE Cast Buzz Cths housekeeper)- Harriet (Harrie)-------- Pamela (Pam)------------ Romola (Roma)----------- Celia (Sassy)----------- Boadicea (Bo)----------- Delia (Dee)------------- Sheriff Bungle---------- Jack-------------------- Bill-------------------- -------Vivian Terry -------Virginia Cox -------Leatha Stock -------Ruth Gauger -------Phillis Person -------Iola -arker -------Josephine Kitt -------Ov en Hixon -------Junior Levis -------Keith Lewis -------Charles Wiley The action was supposed to have taken place in, cabin in the Adirondack Mountains The story begins on a stormy night with the six rampaging wives and Buxx in a mountain cabin surroun ded by lightning, thunder, Bank robbers ', and murd ers . The Sheriff , who has arrived straight from■ insane asylum, gets his man . The bank robbers ar murderers arrive and after giving the girls a horr: scare show themselves to be Mr. Harrie and Ur. 3a; -11 is forgiven and the happy foursome plan to spend remainder of their vacations at the cabin, while the rest of the wives happily set out for home and Berti and Dickie , and Dave , and Thweetie Mr. Hungate coached the group in his own inimitc manner. The play was presented for two nights and ne ted the class $97 40. Mr. Anderson s orchestra helps to make the program a success