Nevada High School - Cub Yearbook (Nevada, IA)

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CLASS HISTORY IN SEPTEMBER I93I, SEVENTEEN BOYS AND GIRLS BEMN TO DLIMB THE LADDER OF EDUCATION UNDER THE LEADERSHIP OF MRS. NILAND. TI-E FIRST cuss coNsIsTED or ROBERT BAMFORD, GERTRUDE BLOOMBERG, EVER- ETTE COOPER, EARL DAY, CHARLES DOOD, ROBERT DUNAHO0, GAYLDRD GAS- AL, MARILYN HAMBLY, KATHRYN HAPES, PATTIE OIDDNNELL, ALICE SHEAR- ER, PAUL STARK, CLIFTON TEMPLEMAN, ELMER TRIPP, RAYMOND UNTRAHIER, RAYMOND WOOD, AND VIRGINIA YEAGERQ NINE or THESE STUDENTS GRADUATED WITH IB TVIELVE YEARS LATER. THEY WERE ROBERT BAMFORD, CHARLES DODD, ROBERT DUNAHOO, MARILYN HAMBLY, ALICE SI-EARER, PAUL STARR, CLIFTON TEMPLEMAN, RAYMOND UN- TRAURER, AND VIRGINIA YEAGER, MISS CARLSJN wAs OUR TEf.cHER FOR SECOND GRADE. GERTRUDE BLOO- MSERD. AND GAYLCRD GASAI. IIERE NO LONGER WITH Us BUT we I-AD TI-REE PEWOOMERSU THEY WERE NORMA RDDERS, GLENN SQUIRES, KIND WANDA DANN- ENNBERGER. THE NEXT YEAR MISS VIRGINIA COOPER WAS OUR TEACHER. WE ALSO LOST TWO OF OUR CLASSMATES, EARL DAY AND WANDA DANNENBERGER BUT CORA MARIE FARREN AND MARGARET DAY FILLED UP TI-E VACANIIESQ MISS COOPER WAS OUR TEACHER FOR FOLRTH GRADE ALSO, THERE WERE SEIERI-IL. NEW PUPILS WHO CAME DURING THE YEAR, TI-EY WERE DONALD MILL- ER, VELMA LADWIG, PATTY Lou NORMAN AND WINNIE Lou EASTMAN. THOSE wHo MOVED AWAY wERE VEUIAA LADWIG, ALICE SI-EARER, I-UCILLE EASTMAN AND ELNER TRIPP. TIE CLASS CONSISTED OF NINETEEN MEMBERS DLRING FIFTH GRADEQ KATI-RVN HAPES WAS NO LONGER WITH US AND ROBERT NELSON WAS TI-E ONLY NEWCGIER. MISS VIOLA OLSON WAS OUR TEACHER. TIIIE FOLLOWING YEAR MISS MARTHA SEVEREID VAS OUR TEACIERQ TINO OF UJR CLASSMATES, EVERETT COOPER AND RAYMOND VDOD DID ADT ANSWER ROLL CALL THIS YEAR, BUT LEE MYERS AND MARIE GAIE ANSWERED IN THEIR PLACED AFTER SIX YEARS or TOILING, we WERE READY TO ENTER AAJNIOR HIGH. MISS MDODY, MISS SEXTON, MISS BELL, AND MR. MANSHIP YERE OUR TEACH- ERS' LEE MYERS, WINNIE Lou BASTMAN, AND PATRICIA O'DomELL vIERE ABSENT FROM THE cLAss THIS YEAR4 BY THE END CF TI-E YEAR, HowEvER, SEVEN NEW PUPILS I-IAD -JOINED THE CLASS, THEY WERE NDRINE HALTERAAN, ALICE SIEEARER, NDRA LEE STIFEL, ARTHJR STIFEL, ROBERT MEAD, LYLE I UN'I', AND RICHARD HOPPER. FDUR NEW FACES APPEARED IN EIGHTH GRADE-WROTHY FISCUS, LDIS FISCUS, MARLIN LEHIIEIR, AND ESTI-IER HIDIAMAN. MARIE GALE AND PATTY Lou NORMAN WERE TI-E ONLY STUDENTS NOT RETURNIN3. OUR TEACI-'ERS FOR OUR LAST YEAR IN JUNIOR HIGH WERE MISS McCoY AND MISS SEXTOND

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CLASS HI STORY IN SEPTEMBER I939 THERE WERE TWENTY-EIGHT PUPILS SEATED ALONG THE SOUTH SIDE OF THE ASSEMBLY, I-DPING THAT SOME DAY TI EY woUI.D BE SENl0RSg THOSE EYROLLED IN TI-IE FRESI-MAN CLASS IIERE ROBERT BAMFORD, EDISON DAVIS, ELAINE DAVIS, JAY DAvIs,'VWxNDA DANNENBERGER, MARG- ARET DAY, JOI-IN DICKINSON, CHARLES DODD, ROBERT DUNAI-Ioo, CORA MARIE FARREN, MARILYN HAMBLY, NORINE HALTERMAN, MARY HEINTZ, RICHARD HOPPER, LYLE HUNT, MARK' LISTON, ROBERTMEAD, ROBERT NEL- SON, Loos NUTTAL, NORMAN ROGERS, ALICE SHEARER, GLENN SQUIRES, PAUL STARK, ARTI-UR STIFEL, CLIFF TEMPLEMAN, NDRA LEE STFFEL, RAWMOND LNTRAUER, AND VIRGINIA YEAGER. MARSDRIE BEAI. OAME Tl'E SEOOND SIX WEEKS AND LEFT AT THE END OF THE SEMESTER. LOUISE BILLNIAN AND MILDRED ADAMS STARTED THE SECOND SEMESTER AND NORINE HALTERMAN MOVED AWAYO TDM TIPTON LIOINED US IN OUR NPHOMORE YEAR. NORA LEE STIFEI. AND MILDRI:-:D ADAMS MOVED AWAY DURING TI-E SLMMER. LATER ON MARY I-EINTZ, ROBERT MEAD, AND ARTI-UR STIFEL MOVED AWAY. DURING OUR JJNIOR YEAR DONALD HELLYER STARTED WITH USO ROB- ERT MEAD LEFT TPE QCOND EMESTERQ IVADEL FRENCH ALSO ATTENDEO A FEW VEEKS IN TI'E SECOND SEMESTERO TOM TIPTON MOVED AWAY DURING TPE SUMMER AND DONALD IELLYER LEFT THE FIRST SEMESTER OF OUR LAST YEAR IN HIGH SCHJOLO