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

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be Spectat r WATERLOO, IOWA, FRIDAY, MAY 27, 1932 Junior - Senior Banquet Tomorrow The long-awaited event draws near! Excitement mounts in the heart of every little junior, and even the older, grander, and about-to-graduate senior conde- scends to grow a tiny bit thrilled, and even a trifle elated at the com- ing prospect. On May 28th this semi-annual celebration will be held. The scene is the Russell-Lamson Hotel. It is here that the Junior A's will act as hosts to the Senior A's for the Junior-Senior banquet. A flower theme has been chos- en as the keynote for the toast program and the decorations. Dick Young, the president of the Juniors will act as toast-master. The program is as follows: Soil --Bill Fort. Seed -Mary Stoddard. Plant -Elizabeth Harris. Bud -Bob Sarset. Blossom -Mr. Fields. Upon the conclusion of this program, dancing will ensue. The music will be provided by John Lynch and his orchestra. The Junior A's having charge of the arrangements are: Mary Stoddard, program chairman, Hel- en Gross, decoration and menu, Charles West, finance and orch- estra. All chairmen are respon- sible to Miss Clara Hansmier, class advisor. The chaperons are Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Strobridge and Mr. and Mrs. Dunsmoor. The servers chosen from the Junior B class are: Mary Kath- erine Gallagher, Lorraine Colby, Mary Penly, Wilma Heffernan, Ferne Bodell, Arlene Miller, Paul- ine Farr, Martha Lawson, Winona Devore, Lorraine Worthington, Kalora Castle, Adelaide Winters, Charles Hecklinger, Jesse Walker, Bob Berry, Bob Anderson, Bob Huffman, Jim Henderson, Albert Benson, Phillip Cade, Roy Wills, Bob Bertch, Meyer Zimring, Wal- ter Scheel. sf A i . ,I . f , f ,gi i i ' ' g 'j ,Tip 111,-' A isrflf f ,llTl gi' IggQlHli'aH1q'fl fllii Jil-,illVi1.ill il ll H lil-TW 421 4 T X7 -. - gy f 3 X- fl f -x ,y A 'aff . VXXYJJV ,,,. , , Commencement Baccalaurette The fifty-sixth Commencement of West High School will be held, Friday, June 3, at 8:00 P. M. in the West High Auditorium. Supt. C. A. Kittrell will preside. Fol- lowing is the program of events: Processional Jvone Lowrieg In- vocation, Rev. Paul J. Higgins, Music, Sons My Mother Taught Me,', QDvorakJ, and Wayfarer's Night Songf' fMartin Salterj, by Boys' Glee Club, Address, Miss Agnes Samuelson, State Superin- tendent of Public Instrutciong Mu- sic, Flower Dreams, QClokeyJ, and God of all Nature, fTschai- kowshyj, by Philomel Girls' Glee Clubg Announcement of Honors, Presentation of Graduation Class, Wm. W. Gibson, Principal of West Waterloo High Schoolg Presenta- tion of Diplomas, Mr. W. E. Ogle, The Baccalaureate Services this year will be held at 8:00 P. M. Sunday, May 29 in West High Auditorium. The program of events follows: Presiding, Rev. W. P. McCormickg Processional, Jvone Lowrieg Hymn, Come Thou Almighty King by Congregation, Invocation, S. M. Whetstoneg Scripture Lesson, D. I. Hammondg Prayer, Rev. A. P. Bloughg Eve- ning Hymn, fBuckJ, by Girls' Small Vocal Groupg Sermon, The Rewards of Faithfulnessj' Rev. Earl Riney, First Baptist Church, Crucifuxis, QPalestrinaJ, Philo- mel Girls' Glee Club, and Benedic- tion, W. O. Chisholm. President of Board of Education, and Benediction, Rev. Lew C. Har- ris.