Humeston High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Humeston, IA)

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Chee? QEQGJQVS ,.,,,,,z, Donald Dunn. Imogene Carton. Camille Clark. Madyline Kipper 'k The athletes of Humeston have indeed truly appreciated the whole-hearted support which they have received during the various athletic' activities of the year. It was indeed inspiring when the going was tough in football and we needed to make yardage to hear the yelling section lead hy Camille Clark and Madyline Kipper giving its support. The yell leaders of the basketball season did their full duty in arousing en- thusiasm and pep which varried both teams through a heavy schedule. Imogene Carton and Donald Dunn proved themselves to be yell leaders worthy of merit and showed a brand of enthusiasm and pep hard to surpass. This spirit was prevalent at all games and we t'ust will continue to be manifested for many more years in Humeston High. Miss Crockett, Sponsor.

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! 53m I FRONT ROW: Walter Trotter, Lillian Aten, Gerald Green, Bonnie Woolis, Imogene Carton, Elore McCullough. BACK ROW: Mr. Burdick, Vernetta Trotter, Jean Roberts, Patricia Marks, Dean Blaclirnan, Burdette Palmer, Barbara Roberts, Erma Greer. I i' One of the highlights of the 1933-'39 band is the fact that they played be- tween hallves of evey home football game during the season. This fact was greatly appreciated by both the players and the spectators. The band has also appeared lbcfore the class play audiences, assembly programs and a variety of school entertainments. Seniors whose presence will be greatly missed in next yearis band are: jean Roberts, Dean Blackman, and Erma Greer. I

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napsllois 1. 6'You Orta-see the Other guyf' 2. Down-side up. 3. On a Blue Lagoon. Where's the girls? 4. Our Alma Mater. 5. Hillbillies. 6. George and his hogs. 7. 4'Red and Lukefi 8. 'QOur Chief 1930-1939.