Madrid High School - Pirate Yearbook (Madrid, NE)

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CLASS HISTORY 1946-1947 September 6, 1943, found fifteen green freshies fearfully stepping into that higher mountain of knowledge - Madrid -High. They were: Barbara Allen, Bruce Brown, Mary Jean Bullock, Glenda Colson, Wayne Craig, Donald Dedmore, Har- old Doerkson, Clifton Eastin, Thelma Erlewine, Jeanne Hoover, Verla Moller, Eldean Penner, Erma Alane Seiler, Vitula Snell, Myrtle Stubblefield, and Warren Weibel. It was during this year we enjoyed a most sophisticated party filling to high school standards. A weiner roast and hay-ride fwe forgot the weiners and broke the hayrackl. Our sponsor this year was Mary Clare Barteck. Our sophomore year found us, feeling forgotten, left out, and minus two of our members Verla Moller and Wayne Craig. No plays, no rings, no ban- quets, no fun. Our sponsor was Mrs. Ray S. Reith. Our Junior year found us without three of our members: Bruce Brown, Warren Weibel, and Harold Doerkson, Gloria Conrad left later in the year to attend school in Colorado. This year we presented our class play AUNT TILLIE GOES TO TOWN and gave our Junior-Senior Banquet featuring a SPANISH theme, this year we had formals, rings, flowers, and Oh Gee During this year our sponsor was Mrs. A. C. Adams. Senior year-Girls rule-reason: seven girls, two boys. This was our busiest year, getting out our annual, pre-'enting our play GONE W Zi THE GIRLS , planning a few other things, and seeing that the lower classmen walk the chalk line.

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The initiation in which we welcomed six freshrnen into Madrid High was centered around the idea of Friday the 13th. During the twelve years of school only two of the present Seniors began and finished school together they are Thelma Erlewine and Mary .Tean Bullock. Our sponsor this year was Miss Lucille Hawthorne. Erma Alane Seiler