Waterloo West High School - Wahawk Yearbook (Waterloo, IA)

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A 9 5 ff QZZ4, mi JUNE GRADUATES OFFICERS Pnxridvzzt ..... .,........... . .. Rom-:RT T. RTILLI-IR Vive-P1'usidv1zI ...... ...... R OBERT XVAITE .S'rcrvta1-y-Trvu.v111'w' . . . . . . RIARWIORIE HARKER Adr'z'.rm- ........... MR. Emu. 'faarzluzifs Faculty and students of our radio audience. Through the courtesy of Radio Station WWHS we are about to broadcast the history of one of the most talented and famous classes ever to graduate from VVest High, the class of 1939. It was in the fall of 1926 that several persons began to show their talent, which resulted in Marjorie Harker winning first in the humorous division of the Sub-district Declamatory Con- test. Bob Waite also began his active career by representing the class on the basketball squad. Thus ended the hrst year. The second year marks the establishment of the student councils, and our representatives were Lorraine Gibson, Barbara Neubecker, Claude Lowe, and Lewis Ferris. One of the social events of the year was the annual Sophomore party. Our radio audience may be interested to know that the class was again well represented on the football and basketball squads. When they again convened for their third year they were well represented in the Basketball and Football squads, Glee Clubs and Declam, Lorraine Gibson winning second place in the District Declamatory Contest. Several students had the privilege of playing in the All-State Band at Des Moines. The entire class contributed to the success of the junior-Senior Banquet, for which the junior Play furnished the needed funds. The Senior year was crowded with many successes. They elected as their class officers Bob Miller, presidentg Bob Waite, vice-president, Marjorie Harker, secretary and treasurer, and Mr. Tregilgus as class advisor. The first success was the Spectator play, Dulry. Eugene Shoemaker was chosen president of the Student Assembly. The Seniors were the backbone of the football and basketball teams. Captain Bob Waite of the basketball team proved himself 'to be one of the most Hashy players West High ever had. There were Seniors in all musical organizations, declam, and other extra-curriculor activities. Senior members of the Dramatic Club Play, Icelround, contributed to the success of it. Keith Kittrell captained the track team, which made a nice showing. The Senior play was the last success of this class of 1930. You have been listening to Station WWHS. This concludes our broadcast for this period. VVe bid you all good-bye. Page 21

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