Hildreth Public School - Greyhound Yearbook (Hildreth, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1952 volume:

D E DIC A Tip N We the Seniors of 1952 are proud to nave graduated from the High School of Hildreth, Nebraska. We have accomplished and learned much during these last four years. We are going to take a lot of traits with us, but there isn't very much that we will leave behind. In order to show our admiration and devotion to this school we wish to present this publication of the Greyhound Annual to the best school there is----------- 2 Hildreth!!!! The Annual Staff FKONT ROW: Arlene Schmidt--------------Assistant Business Manager Eunice Adam--------------------------------------Editor Caroline Adam-------------------------Assistant Editor BACK ROW: Mr. Crist---------- Denzil Frericns---- Lawrence Fruhling- Lawrence Lippstreu Dale Bunger-------- Gerald Westerbuhr- -Faculty Advisor -Sports Reporter Business Manager —Layout Manager Sales Manager Mary Jane Hansen MR. LEVIS MR ZIMMERMAN Superintendent and Coacn Music Instructor MR. CRIST Assistant Coach VERNA FREEMAN Principal MISS GLENN First and Second Grades HOWARD GLENN Seventh and Eighth Grades 5 LAWRENCE LIPPSTREU Course-------------General Basketball-------------3.4 Track--------------------3 Class Officer------------3 Scnool Paper Staff-------4 Class Play-------------3-4 Mixed Cnorus—------------3 Boys Glee--------------3-4 EUNICE ADAM Course--------------General Girls Glee----------1-2-3-4 Mixed Cnorus----------1-2-3 Band------------------2-3-4 Y-Teeos-------------1-2-3-4 Y-Teens Officer---------2-4 Pep Club------------i-2-3-4 Pep Club Officer----------4 Cneer leader--------------2 Dramatics-------------1-2-3 Class Officer-----------2-3 Scnool Paper Staff--------4 Class Play--------------3-4 DALE BUNGER Course-------------General Basketball-------------- 4 Class Play---------------4 Stage Crew—------------- 3 Boys Glee----—-----------4 7 DENZEL FRERICHS Course--------------Genersf Basketball--------------3-4 Class Play--------------3-4 Mixed Chorus------------2-3 Boys Glee-----------1-2-3-4 School Paper Staff--------4 RICHARD ROHNKE Course--------------General Stage Crew--------------3-4 CAROLINE ADAM Course--------------General Girls Glee----------1-2-3-4 Mixed Chorus----------1-2-3 Y-Teens-------------1-2-3-4 Pep Club------------------1 «2-3-4 Dramatics-----------1-2-3-4 Class Officer-------------2 Newspaper Staff-----------4 Class Play--------------3-4 LLOYD PUTNAM Course--------------General Stage Crew--------------3-4 GERALD WESTERBUHR Course--------------General Basketball--------------3-4 Class Plays-------------3-4 Mixed Chorus----------1-2-3 Boys Glee-----------1-2-3-4 Band------------------2-3-4 Class Officer-------------4 School Paper Staff--------4 MARY JANE HANSEN Course---------------Genera 1 Girls Glee----------1-2-3-4 Mixed Chorus----------1-2-3 Y-Teens-------------1-2-3-4 Class Play--------------3-4 9 ARLENE SCHMIDT Course-5------------General Girls Glee----------1-2-3-4 Mixed Chorus----------1-2-3 Y-Teens-------------1-2-3-4 CAROL MAE BUNGER Course--------------General Girls Glee----------1-2-3-4 Mixed Cnorus----------1-2-3 Y-Teens-------------1-2-3-4 Y-Teens Officer-----------3 LAWRENCE FRUHLING Course-------------General Class Play-------------3-4 Mixed Chorus-------------3 Boys Glee----------------3 Band-------------------3-4 Class Officer----------2-4 School Paper Staff-------4 10 Class History Due to the fact that there were no Seniors who attended grade school all eight years here in Hildreth, we cannot locate nor remember our complete history. This is why we will begin with the year 1949 when we were Freshmen with Fifteen in our class. The members of this proud class were Bill Headley, Verleen Hollingshead, Mary Jane Hansen, and Lloyd Putman all of Hildreth; also Gerald Loschen, Gerald Westerbuhr, Dale Bunger, Denzel Frerichs, Arlene Schmidt, and Carol Mae Bunger from school dis- tricts surrounding Hildreth. Lawrence Fruhling hailed from way down yonder near Orleans, Nebraska, and from the good old Macon Prairie were Eunice Adam, Caroline Adam, Richard Rohnke, and Vern Johnson. During the Freshman year Verleen left our class and Vern Johnson did not attend school any longer when we were Sophomores. The urge to farm that good old black soil seized him. Gerald Loschen dropped out of our class when he was a Sophomore. At the second semester of the Junior year Bill Headley found better opportunities in the Navy. Lawrence Lippstreu spied the Hildreth High School when he was a Junior and decided he would give it a try. He made up for all the losses we had. That made our Junior Class in 1950-51 a class of twelve members. This year we came back as Seniors and have not regretted that we continued to go to school here. Many happy hours along with a few trying ones were found here but that is what makes life interesting. We have made many friends and when we turn back the pages of time Hildreth will be a high spot;!! 11 Class Will We the Seniors of 1951-52 will our following riches to the underclassmen: I, Gerald Westerbuhr, will my ability to tease girls to Leon Johnson. I, Richard Rohnke, will my fine memory to Sharon Glenn. I, Lawrence Lippstreu, will my box of toothpicks to Brian Halbert and my nickname, Whimp, to Wayne Schurman. I, Denzel Frerichs, will my manly physique to Leland Jelden and the hair on my chest to Dean Jelden. I, Carol Mae Bunger, will my ability to keep quiet to Rosalie Keiser. I, Arlene Schmidt, will my one and only baby tootn to Marjorie Anderson. I, Lloyd Putman, will my ability to drive Miss Freeman's Model A Ford to Randall Dallman. I, Lawrence Fruhling, will my guitar playing ability to Marvin Hinrichs in hopes that he will not sit beneath a windowsill containing flower pots while serenading the girls. I, Caroline Adam, will all the names given to me during high school to any one who will live up to them as I didn't. I, Dale Bunger, will my beard to Larry Schwartz. I, Mary Jane Hansen, will my ability to write love letters to Hazel Steinkruger providing she catches a man. I, Eunice Adam, will the peculiar spot on my arm to Mary Lou Duis providing she can tell everybody what it is when asked. 12 Class Prophecy Ten years have elapsed since the Senior Class of 1«52 in Hildreth High School graduated. I, Lawrence Lippstreu, am a traveling salesman. During my tour of the United States selling life insurance I have en- countered all my fellow classmates. As I was traveling through the West I came across a beautiful ranch and thought that the owner of it would surely want some insurance. I was very surprised when I stood face to face with the owner, Denzel Frerichs. As I recall, he always did want to own a big ranch. Wmle I was traveling through Nebraska I stopped in Hildreth. 1 was curious about what my former classmates were doing so I inquired about them. I was told that Gerald was the pastor of Emmanuel’s Lutheran Cnurch which is south of Hildreth, so I decided to attend his Sunday morning service. At first I was only interested in Gerald's success as a minister. Later, I looked around and I saw Lamoine and Eunice sitting with three small children. I had always thought they would marry. After the service I had a nice chat with her. She informed me that Mary Jane was happily married and living on a small farm near Minden. Both Richard and Dale were engaged in the prominent occupation of farming. So after visiting these classmates I journeyed on trying to sell more insurance. By the way I made some profitable sales in the Hildreth vicinity. My occupation now took me to a small town near Lincoln. Class Prophecy con’t. As I was driving through the streets I saw Reverend L. D. Fruhlmg, Pastor, written on a sign in front of a beautiful Lutheran Church. Since I had important business that had to be attended to immediately in Omaha I didn't have time to stop and visit him. On my way to Omaha I was following a car whose driver I thought I recognized. I blew my horn quite repeatedly because I thought it was Caroline and I wanted her to stop. She immediately rec- ognized me, stopped very suddenly and before I could stop we had a collision. I had a broken leg and a bruised jaw and was sent to an Omaha Hospital. I guess I should have practiced what I taught and also bought a life insurance policy. Guess what? Arlene Schmidt happened to be a registered nurse there so I received extra special care. Caroline being in show business, was in Omaha several days where they were presenting a play. She visited me every day while I was there. Several months later I had covered the territory up to Pennsylvania. When I was m Pittsburg I went past one of the big mines and I noticed a large group of people picketing. Among them was Lloyd Putman. I talked to him for quite a while and he informed me that they were striking more than working. I then went from there to New York to report to my headquarters. After my work was done I went to a bookstore to get a book to read and intended to spend a peaceful night at home. I opened the book and who do you suppose the author was—Carol Mae Bunger. I guess she has taken to writing books. 14 Freshmen FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: Carol Jean Hansen, Leo la Frerichs, Maxine Casper, Val Jean Quadhamer, Helen Adams, Marva Ann Frltson, Merlyn Rahman. Donald Wilken, Ronald Kruse, Gordon Loschen, Donna Mae Scnmldt, Wanda Frerlcks, Janet Johnson, Glen Duis, and Mr. Lewis. Jerry Johnson, Dennis Reil, Gene Frerichs, Dick Fuerst, Paul Harms, Rodney Hlnrlcks, and Donald Kruse. Sophomores 16 FIRST ROW: Brian Halbert, Lily Anne Hansen, LaVon Jonnson, Karen Caspers, Dean Jelden, LaDonna Knapp, Larry Schwartz. SECOND ROW: Snirley Stuhmer, Harold Bunger, Carol Jean Frecks, Donald Loschen, John Schmidt, and Mr. Crist. Juniors FRONT ROW: Hazel Stienkruger Verleen Saathoff Eunice Fritson Rosalie Kieser Myrna Warnken Marjorie Anderson SECOND ROW: Leland Jelden Dale Loschen Sharon Glenn Leon Johnson Mary Lou Duis Larry Westerbuhr Mr. Lewis THIRD ROW: Dale Quadhamer Marvin Hinrichs Donnie Hemje Wayne Schurman Gerald Loschen Johnny Fritson Randall Dallman 17 First and Second Qrades FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: Left to Right; Janie Kruse, Larry Fruhling, Beverly Frerichs, Ronald Stratman, Faye Johnson, Dick Fruhling, VerJean Vannler, LeRoy Gellcrman. Patsy Casper, Anne DeJonge, Norman Westerbuhr, Wanda Evers, Earl Loschen, LuAnn Vannler, Raymond Hansen, Marjorie Stratman, Leann Saathoff. Miss Glenn, Crail Bunger, Jerry Vannler, Fred Hltchoock, Kenneth Evers, Lamoine Harms, Gerald Fruhling, Jimmy Wilken, Gene Hlnrlcks, Keith Hendrickson. Third and Fourth Qrades FRONT ROW: Left to Right; Bonneta Rahmann, Douglas Meitnzer, Betty Nordbrock, Johnny Bowker, Sylvia Quadhamer, Harold Hansen, Snaron Gellerman. SECOND ROW: JoAnn Frerichs, Russel Frerichs, Karen Schurman, Stanley Hansen, Shirley Hinrichs, Robert Hltcncock, Snaron Schurman, Mrs. Kempt. THIRD ROW: Vonda Stuhmer, Bobby Casper, Marlene Hinrichs, Charles Silas, Zona Bunger, Douglas Wilken and Betty Lou Lindau. Fifth and Sixth Qrades FRONT ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: Left to RightBeverly Schmidt, Susan Bowker, Georgia Silas, Karen Osterbuhr, Virginia Ranmann, Janine Reverts, Diana Dennis, Karen Hinrlchs, Angela Saathoff, JoAnn Casper and Brenda Bowker. Jane Lea Schwartz, William Silas, Larry Hinrlchs, Gail Stratman, Sheralyn Hemje, Marjorie Borgman, Eleanor Hitchcock, Lois Gellerman, Gary Kruse, Wayne Warnken, Arlyn Furst, Wesley Hendricksen, and Mrs. Hitchcock. Lyla Vannler, Nell Schwartz, Roger Warnken, Gilbert Quadhamer, Jerry Duls, Dale Frerichs, Wayne Evers, Bruce Zobel, Leon Sanders, Roger Stratman, Roger Quadnamer, and Francis Duering. Seventh and Eighth Qrades FIRST ROW: Elvera Rocker, Lorraine Harms, Donna Hendrickson, Minnie Hansen, Lyure Fruhling, LaDonna Frerichs, Marjorie Rahman, Katheleen Glenn. SECOND ROW: Ronald Nordbrock, Robert Westerburh, Barbara Wilken, Susan Dinnis, JoAnn Jelken, Lyla Casper, Elna Saathoff, Wayne Casper, and Mr. Glenn. Wendell Casper, Gene Osterburh, Dwaine Osterburh, Lyle Casper, Larry Casper, Daniel Paulsen, LeRoy Frerichs, and Gary Sanders. THIRD ROW: 19 athletics DONALD HEMJE GERALD WESTERBUHR WAYNE SCHURMAN LARRY WESTERBUHR 22 DALE QUADHAMER DALE LOSCHEN LARRY SCHWARTZ DENZEL FRERICKS Sports News The Hildreth Greyhounds, winners of twenty-one out of twenty-two games in the 1950-1951 basketball season, had six returning lettermen from last year's cnampionship club. They were Gerald Westerbuhr, Lawrence Lippstreu, Denzel Frerichs, Donald Hemje, Wayne Schurman, and Larry Westerbuhr. Tney added another trophy to the case by winning the Franklin County Tournament for the ninth consecutive year. Naponee was the victim in the finals, (thirty-nine-thirty-three). Hildreth's only loss of the season was to St. Cecelia by a score of (Fifty-one-Forty- seven). Highlights of the season were Hildreth’s triumph over Franklin for the ninth consecutive year, their victory over Blue Hill whicn kept the win streak perfect for the tenth straight year on the home floor, and the winning of the Franklin County Tournament. The presentation of the trophy at the county tournament 23 Hildreth Schedule Hildreth 41 St. Cecelia 51 Hi ldreth 56 Roseland 32 Hildreth 49 • Franklin 31 Hi ldreth 59 Brady 36 Hildreth 36 26 Hildreth 60 29 Hi ldreth 54 Naponee 28 Hildreth 46 41 Hi ldreth 62 36 Hi ldreth 54 Oxford 41 Hildreth 65 33 Hildreth 69 Loomis 31 Hildreth 47 St. Cecelia 51 Hildreth 4 Blue Hill 46 Hi ldreth 55 Cambridge 50 Hildreth 61 51 Hemje POINTS 287 Westerbuhr G. 277 Lipps treu 24 Schurman 195 Westerbunr L. 59 Schwartz 90 Frerichs 45 FRANKLIN COUNTY TOURNEY Hildreth -------------Riverton Hildreth 60-----------Upland 49 Hildreth 39-----------Naponee 33 DISTRICT TOURNEY Hildreth 70--- Bvr. City 36 Hildreth 68 45 Hildreth 60 52 24 The Hildreth Junior Class presented the play A .Ready-Made Family Tuesday and Wednesday, October 23rd and 24th at 8:00 P. M. CAST OF CHARACTERS Agnes Martin, a widow-----------------------------------Sharon Glenn Bob Martin, her son----------------------------------Randall Dallman Marilee Martin, her elder daughter----------------Marjorie Anderson Gracie, her younger daughter----------------------Norma Lea Warnken Miss Lydia, her old maid sister-in-law---------------Rosalie Reiser Henry Turner, a widower---------------------------------Dale Loschen Doris Turner, his daughter-----------------------------Myrna Warnker Sammie Turner, his son----------------------------:Larry Westerbuhi Begonia, the darky cook---------------------------------Mary Lou Duis Nicodemus, the darky handy man------------------------Leland Jelden A messenger--------------------------------------------- Leon Johnson BETWEEN ACTS Short Comedy Wet Weather ------------------------------Donald Hemje Johnny Fritson Eunice Fritson Songs: It Is No Secret ------------------------Seven Junior Boys I Never See Maggie Alone Song: Longing For You -----------------------Junior Girl Quartet Director--------------------------------------------------------Verna Freeman 26 Sadie Qets Elected 3-Art Rural Comedy Presented by the Senior Class CAST Willie Smith- Sally Turner- Mrs. Gray---- Si 1 as Tate- Chet Griswold Sadie Lane--- Lem Brown---- Zeke Turner— Lawrence Lippstreu -------Eunice Adam --Mary Jane Hansen ---Denzel Frericns -Lawrence Fruhling -----Caroline Adam -------Dale Bunger -Gerald Westerbuhr This play concerned the expected arrival of a new editor, as old Ed Selby nad been forced by Zeke, the town boss, to sell out. Every- one expected a man and the town reception committee was all set to receive him. They were all wrong; for she was a woman, keen and very much alive. Zeke began ms bull- ragging tactics, but hits a snage. Sakie insisted on rVinning the paper to suit herself and called a spade a spade. Two important comedy characters were Willie and Sally, two left-over employees of the paper. Silas, who was writing a story and had just had the vi Ilian cnase the heroine into the river got a good hand. Lem Brown who was the present mayor, and sweet little Mrs. Gray completed the cast. Pep Club FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: Left to Right; Myrna Warnken, Wanda Frerlchs, Rosalie Kieser, Marjorie Anderson, Karen Casper, Janet Johnson, Maxine Casper, Norma Warnken, Eunice Adam, Merlyn Rahman. Sharon Glenn, Helen Adam, Marva Fritson, Leola Frerlchs, Carol Jean Frecks, ValJean Quadhamer, Caroline Adam, Mary Lou Duis, Shirley Stuhmer, Eunice Fritson. Elvera Rocker, Lyla Casper, Susan Dinnis, JoAnn Jelken, Lorraine Harms, Barbara Wilken, Donna Hendrlcksen. FIRST TEAM CHEERLEADERS SECOND TEAM CHEERLEADERS Q 28 Rosalie Kieser, Marjorie Anderson, and Karen Caspers. Janet Johnson, Maxine Casper, and Norma Lea Warnken. Boys’ Qlee FRONT ROW: SECOND ROW: BACK ROW: Dick Furst, Leon Johnson, Dean Jelden, Gene Frerlchs, Lawrence Fruhling, Gerald Westerbuhr, Rodney Hinrxcks. Don Wilken, Gordon Loschen, Dennis Hell, Larry Westerbuhr, Larry Schwartz, Dale Loschen, Glen Duis, Jerry Johnson, Mr. Zimmerman, Instructor. Randall Dallman, Dale Bunger, Lawrence Lippstreu, Wayne Schurman, Gerald Loschen, Denzel Frerlchs. Qirls’ Qlee FRONT ROW: Merlyn Ranmann, Arlene Schmidt, Carol Mae Bunger, Verlene Saatnoff, Janet Johnson, Rosalie Kieser, Myrna Warnken, Karen Casper, Caroline Adam. SECOND ROW: Maxine Casper, Sharon Glenn, Hazel Stienkruger, Val Jean Quadhamer, Leola Frerlchs, Carol Jean Frecks, Donna Schmidt, Marva Fntson, Shirley Stuhmer, Mr. Zimmerman. THIRD ROW: La Donna Knapp, Mary Jane Hansen, Carol Jean Hansen, Lily Ann Hansen, Wanda Frerlchs, Mary Lou Duis, Helen Adam, Eunice Adam, Norma Lea Warnken, Eunice Fritson. 29 FRONT ROW: Merlyn Rahmann SECOND ROW: Mr. Zimmerman THIRD ROW: JoAnn Casper Diana Dennis Wayne Casper Norma Lea Warnken Luyre Fruhling Barbara Wilken Donald Wilken Maxine Casper Eunice Adam Dean Jelden Wanda Frerichs Jo Ann Jelkin Val Jean Quadhamer Janet Johnson Myrna Warnken Gerald Westerbuhr Elvera Rocker Paul Harms Gene Frerichs Kathalean Glenn Rodney Hinrichs Lawrence Fruhling Dick Fuerst Donald Kruse Carol Jean Frecks Leon Johnson Ronald Kruse Larry Casper Susan Dennis Marjorie Rahmann Lyle Casper Sharon Glenn Rosalie Reiser Leland Jelden Lila Casper Marjorie Anderson Karen Caspers Brenda Bowker Not Pictured Arlyn Fuerst 30 The Hildreth Band The Hildreth Band has now been organized for three years. The membership has increased to forty-one members, including fifteen woodwinds, twenty-three brass instruments, and three percussions. The beginning band continued again this year. A beginning band was also started for high school students the second semester. A flute was added to the band before the school term was completed. Several concerts were given throughout the year. The first one was combined with the city band. This was the first appearance since ly36. From these performances money was received to purchase partial uniforms. These uniforms consisted of dark navy blue jackets and uniform caps. The pep band played at basketball games again this year. It was divided into two groups so that they could alternate performances. Besides the band as a whole, there were also small groups such as the German Band, Clarinet Quartet, and the Brass Quartet. The German Band played for the Junior Play and the Clarinet Quartet played at the Father-Daughter Banquet. They also played at the concerts and contest. Nine members of the band participated in the Franklin Band Clinic which was held February yth. To make the baqd a more successful band the instructor, Mr. Zimmerman, appointed a committee to help him set up rules for the members to follow. Students of this committee were Rosalie Reiser, Eunice Adam, Leon Johnson, Marjorie Anderson, Leland Jelden, and Dean Jelden. Marjorie was band secretary and Susan Dinnis was band Librarian. Mr. Zimmerman is very interested in band work and will be able to nelp the band progress more. Y-Teens FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: Merlyn Rahman, Helen Adam, ValJean Quadnamer, Wanda Frerichs, Maxine Casper, Mary Lou Duls, Norma Lea Warnken, Eunice Adam, Caroline Adam, Eunice Fritson. Sharon Glenn, LaDonna Knapp, Shirley Stuhmer, Carol Jean Hansen, Mary Jane Hansen, Myrna Warnken, Lily Anne Hansen, Janet Johnson, Karen Casper, Hazel Stelnkruger, Miss Freeman, Advisor. Verleen Saathoff, Carol Mae Bunger, Leola Frerichs, Arlene Scnmldt, Carol Jean Frecks, Donna Mae Schmidt, Marva Ann Fritson, Rosalie Kelser, Marjorie Anderson. 32 FATHER AND DAUGHTER BANQUET Y-T ecus This year the Y-Teen Club of Hildreth High School has a 100% membership again including twenty-nine girls. Tney have also joined tne 125 Club. The officers of this club are Eunice Adam, President; Sharon Glenn, Vice-President; Karen Caspers, Secretary; Myrna Warnken, Treasurer; and Verna Freeman, Advisor. There arc also live different committee cnairmen. The regular meetings are held every second and fourth Friday of each month. Occasionally there have been guest speakers who were Pearl 0. Neil of Hildreth, Mrs. Cams, and Miss Roberts both of Kearney. To make the club more successful and complete tnere is a Y-Teen Council made up of nine women with Mrs. Fred Warnken Sr. as cnairman. Tne club sent its president to Camp Merril last summer. Three other girls who attended were Rosalie Keiser, Sharon Glenn, and Mary Lou Duis. Some of this year’s activities were having a bake sale, selling Ideal Magazines, collecting Butternut Coffee Strips which m turn would provide gifts for orpnans, serving luncnes at basket- ball games, and decorating a Christmas tree around which a high school party was held sponsored by the Y-Teen Club. Different events that the Y-Teeners' took part m were observing World Fellowship Week in their club, attending the Y-Teen District Conference in the tall at Nelson, Nebraska. Rosalie Keiser was elected President of next years conference, which is to be held at Minden. Social events during the year that completed the Y-Teen schedule' were entertaining the Y. W. C. A. and the mothers, Christmas carolling and attending a Christmas party prepared by the Council. It was at this occasion tnat Eunice Adam was presented the mystic candle. She was secretly voted by the club as one deserving this taper for meditation. Another girl will be voted by the club again next year. Eunice will present it to her at the next Christmas party. A very interesting event was added to the clubs activities wmen was sponsoring a Father-Daughter Banquet. The meal was sponsored by the Y-Teen Club and served by the Council. It was the first Dad-Daugnter Banquet tnat had ever been in Hildreth. Miss Freeman has been advisor of the club for nine years and she has never lost interest in ner work. The club has been increasing its work and activities throughout the years and it is hoped that it will continue to do so. Dramatics Rosalie Kciser, Myrna Warnken, Sharon Glenn, Miss Freeman, Mary Lou Duis, Marjorie Anderson, Caroline Adam, Norma Lea Warnkcn. The dramatic students directed by Miss Freeman held their local contest February 18th, with Mrs. Dennis as judge and critic. The one act play, Bright is Tomorrow was presented by: Caroline Adam, Marjorie Anderson, Rosalie Reiser, Mary Lou Duis, and Sharon Glenn. In the humorous section Myrna Warnken received first place. The same participated in the county declamatory contest at Upland, February 21st. The rating were as follows: White Li lace , Superior------------------------Sharon Glenn Tne Obstructive Hat in the Bit , Superior-------Norma Warnken The Widows Mites , Excellent--------------------Myrna Warnken What is Communism , Superior------------------Rosalie Reiser Bright is Tomorrow , Superior-----------------------Play Cast The students will also take part in the district contest at Franklin March 20th. 34 1. Quite a difference between this 7. and the picture on page six. 8. 2. Oh!! isn't summer grand. 3. Wow: what a rear view:: y. 4. Guess Who? io. 5. It's a good thing she doesn't 11. look like that now. 12. 6. Oh No: that can't be Janet. What's the matter, Leland? 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