Wauneta High School - Broncho Yearbook (Wauneta, NE)

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BRONCHO BOOSTERS The Pep Club started the school year with a new name, a constitution, and a new uniform. The new name, Broncho Boosters was adopted and placed officially in a revised constitution for the organization. New costumes of white skirts and blouses with red cardigan sweaters were chosen as a permanent uniform for the Broncho Boosters. The high point of the year was the Frenchman Valley drill held at basketball tournament time. For the first time Wauneta won the drill, and brought the first Frenchman Valley trophy to Wauneta since 1943. The Lettermens banquet sponsored by the Broncho Boosters was a delightful chmax to highly successful season for the pep organization Broncho Boosters officers for this year have been Sharon Voorhees president Delpha Colson vice president Ioyce Iohnston secretary treasurer Evelyn Walgren student council representative Lucile Walgren Ramona Kerchal Glenda Neverve and Sandra Harchelroad cheer leaders Miss Treva Lewis sponsor FIRST ROW Delpha Colson Billie. Taylor Ramona Kerchal Glenda Neverve MISS Lewis Sandra Haichclroad Lucille W lgren Helen Benker Patsy HOpk1nS Yxonne Hopkins L111 Hrnberg Joyce Merrill Jeralyn Novacek Darlene Dunbar Janet Johnston Barbara Wallace Charlene Nordhausen Arlene Fan ning THIRD ROW Connie Hr iberg Evelyn Walgren Joyce Hopkins Dorothy Dickson Doris Potthoff Joa Schwenk Joyce Johnston Della Priest Doris Anderson Elx 1ra Nordhausen Donna Graves Colleen Thompson FOURTH ROW Janet Long Lucille Haarberg Marlles Haarbeig Pat Christner Marjorie Bartels Coletta Wach Janet Strickland Sharon Voorhees Bernice Keller his Large Peggy Hays Elaine Roschexxskl Dorothy Denker 25 . . . 2 l l 1 ' - I - A A . . , t , , , , , - : ' 1 .lu 41 , A 4 3 V ' - 3 - , A SECOND ROW: Norma Terry, Shirley Collins, Wanda Walbridge, Pat Newman, ' v 1 ic ' r . , t . ' V K- T T y ' 9 - , ' fn ' V Y ' - '- l . . - I -A 1 1 Y Y

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Wauneta Wauneta Wauneta Wauneta Wauneta Wauneta Wauneta Wauneta BASKETBALL SCORES St Pat s CS1dney1 Holyoke Red W111ow Trenton Oshkosh Stratton Imperlal Grant Wauneta Wauneta Wauneta Waun ta Wauneta Wauneta Wauneta Wauneta Culbertson Pahsade lmp r1a1 B19 Sprlnqs Stratton Pahsade Trenton Madrtd TRACK Track prospects for the sprlnq ot 1949 appear much brtghter Etqht track lettermen headed by Arnold Sexon who was Waunetas most conststent po1nt qetter 1n 1948 are returnlnq for the present season These boys placed conststently ln the 1948 meets they Won a dual meet w1th Pall sade a trtanqular meet wlth Pall ade and Hayes Center and won the Wauneta 1nv1tat1ona1 Mee The 1948 team thus became the ftrst athletlc squad to Wm a trophy s1nce 1943 Early season performances mdtcate that the 1949 squad W1ll also make some notable marks GOLF The 1948 golf team also made a credttable showlnq ln the state Sand Greens meet ln the sprmq of 1948 the Wauneta team composed of Dennls Elnspahr Kenneth Denker and Dale Elnspahr posted a total score whxch qave them fifth place m the meet behtnd Grand Island Ord North Platte and York Dale Emspahr placed slxth m 1nd1v1dua1 scormq w1th a card of 76 for 18 holes All three boys are elxqxble for competttlon durlnq the 1949 and 1950 sea son The golf team dtscusses club loft 24 10 . ' ' , 37 14 13 41 37 ' 30 ' 34 28 e ' 31 57 e 25 ' ' 32 41 27 26 32 28 ' 24 ' 47 18 22 43 ' 19 ' '

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MUSIC DEPARTMENT 9 1? CORPS OF MAJORETTES Shirley Collins, Drum Major. FRONT ROW: Charlene Nord- hausen, Donna Graves, Cleophia Lane, Joan Schwenk. SECOND ROW: Dorothy Denker, Bonnie Berry, Helen Benker, Eve- lyn Walgren. THIRD ROW: Marjorie Blobaum, Barbara Wallace, Norma Terry, Lois Beezley. QQQXD This was the second year for the music department under the direction of Mr. Leonard Blinde. The band again made its appearance as a marching organization at the fall football games. The corps of maiorettes was trained to lead the marching maneuvers. The concert band increased both in size and playing ability. New uniforms were purchased in time for the spring activities. Band members were very proud of the new scarlet and white outfits which feature a military collar and a revere jacket. The choral department made similar pro- gress. Both boy's and girl'3 glee clubs were continued and the mixed chorus was built up from their membership. The department pre- sented the two act operetta, Sunbonnet Girl with Ioyce Iohnston, and Edward Miller in leading roles. FIRST ROW: Sharon Voorhees. Janet Johnston, Patsy Hopkins, Darlene Dunbar, Eugene Bley, Bob Kitt. Ila Miller. Kay O'Neil, Myrna Goekley. Eleanor Hopkins. Jover Ho kins , ' D -r SECOND ROW: Nelda Handle, Clarine Bronkhorst, Wanda Walbridge. Carol Sehriher. Yvonne Hopkins. Ardis Reinwalt. Joyce Johnston. Pat Newman, Marilyn Crowell. Doris Bressie. lVlar,1orie Thomas. Marita Walker. Ed Miller. Jnn Graves, Robert Engle. Carol Bley. Jack Neverve, Donald Harvey. THIRD ROW: Gail Zimmerman. Janet Strickland, Mary Etta Moody. Arlene Ken- nedy, Shirley Carter. Delpha Colson, Bernice Keller, Doris Anderson, Leonard Blinde. 26