Hamburg High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Hamburg, IA)

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. , ,,,,,,,. , .., ..,-..,. .... , M, ..,.v...., ..,-. Cust., v. Cuuavva , . uwnrb. Second Row: J. Cully, C. Cummings, E. Dixon, J. English, B. Fletcher, Fletcher Third Row: B. Foster, D. Gough, B. Havranek, J, Henshaw, A. Ingram, R. Kmgery , Fourth Row: P. McCall, E. Miller, J. Nies, B. Perry, J. Rogers, M, Shelton 'Q Fifih Row: L, Shuey, E. Smith, E. Thompson, C. Travelpiece, G. Ware, L. West. Sixih How: B. Woodward, G. Zach. Sophomores We started to school in September 1940, in the Hain- burg grade school. Our teacher was Miss Simons. Teachers of ours during grade school were: Miss Wert, Mrs. Sargent, Miss Wagner, Miss Hecker, Miss Trivelpiece, Mrs. Grayson, Mrs. Johnson, Miss Gate, and Mr. Dixon. We graduated from Junior High May 12, 1948. We entered high school August 1948. On initiation day the girls wore gunny sacks and pig tails. The boys wore high heels and girls dresses. During the year We went roller skating for our class party. Our sophomore year was uneventful except for a roller skating party in March, and high school parties during the year. Members of the F. H. A. in our Sophomore year were Beverly Beverlin, Barbara Fletcher, and Esther Thompson. Members of thc Letterman Club are Gary Ware, Dale Brown, Larry West. Ray Kingery, Bill Woodward, John Henshaw, and Charles Cummings. Pep Club members are Sally Case, Jeanette Rogers, Joan Nies, Beverly Beverlin, Barbara Fletcher, Bette Havranek, Virginia Conaway, Dorothy Fletcher, and Betty Perry. The class sponsor was Mrs. White. Class officers were as follows: John Henshaw-president, Gene Zack-vice president, Charles Cummings-secretary, Eva Smith- treasurer.

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'uf K-we-1 it First Row: E, Anderson, M, Armstrong, W. Bailey, C. Barnes. B, Barrett, J. Boyd. Second How: L. Carpenter, P. Carter, J. Clayton, B. Cradic, D. Cully, L. Dankof. Third Row: M. Dovel. M, Dovel. C. Erb, B, Grayson. R. Gubser, J. Hollingsworth. Fourth Row: B. Howell, G. Langston. L, lvlcLaughlin, D, Morelock, M. Nahkunst, V. Osborn. Fifth Row: N. Pennington, M. Rageth. Wayne Simpson, B. Solzman, M. White. I unior Class Quiet Juniors! is the well known refrain often heard coming out ol room 31. Even though noisy we are proud to boast that we are well represented in all school activities. We gave the seniors a banquet with the Hawaiian theme. The money for this was earned through selling food at football games and presenting a Class play Sparkling Sixteen . The junior girls won the intramural basketball tournament and the six junior girls out for basketball were all on the first squad. We also had many boys out for all sports. There were six on the football Squad, two on the basketball squad, five on the track squad, and live on the baseball squad, Three juniors had main parts in the one act play Swamp Spirit , We were proud of our fine representation in both vocal and instrumental music. Our class sponsors are Mrs. Fender and Miss Nelson. Class officers: Betty Barrct-president, Raymond Gubser-vice president. and Carolyn E1-hesecretary-treasurer.

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