Waukee High School - Warrior Yearbook (Waukee, IA)

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 ---------------- EEWANIA Class of 1922 In llii' initial of strenuous labors that sometimes approach sheer drudgery, il is positively refreshing to turn to so interesting a suhject as the Junior Class of Waukee High- Where can you find another group showing such evidence of intellectual ability and mental growth? As Juniors, they have passed the stage «:f the new recruit who quaked at the sight of Seniors, Faculty and others in high places. They have also left behind the period in which they were the all-wise Sophomore, wishing to he considered on a par with upper classmen, in every particular. As Juniors they are keeping step with school and its activities, anil are making good as loyal, studious members of the Class of FJ22, a credit to themselves and old W: II. S. Junior Play MUCH 1X A BO I T BUTTY' CAST OF CIIARACTKRS Betty Campbell, the star of the Movegraph Company l.i . .ie. Betty's Maid Aunt Winnie. Betty’s chaperone ........................... Alexander Jarlree. Betty s guardian Ostrich, a film play writer l.in Leonard. in love with Betty ......................... Policemen School Boys...................... School Cirls Violet Ostrich, a movie star Mrs. Higgins Daffodil, her daughter Miss Chi . .le. one of the North Ned O'llare. A inlet’s latest husband Archibald, the hell hoy Mis. O'llare Fiienezer O'llare. her husband I'earlee. the colored maid The doctor Children Beatrice Good Mildred Meyers Calhreau Thomas Harold Jump ........................ Harold Leonard ............................. John Shoeman l.atlwin Shannon. Maxwell Slaver Merril McDonald. I-'rank O .hiin, John Hanlon Mice McDonald, Wilma Copeland. Elsie knoll ............................. Mary Kennedy ............................. Doris Good ... Helen Briggs Fern Boone John Fox Charlie Forret Georgia Chizzles Marie . Sam Doris Madeline Dallam 11uliter Snyder Snvder Dorolha Copeland, Harvey Boll

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Class of 1923 If the members of the Class of Twenty-three keep up the pace they have set during these last two years, no one can imagine the class that will graduate. It is trut , we art' not as large a class as some, hut what we luck in quantity, is made up in quality. John Shoeman was elected captain of the Second Basket Ball team, an organization that has given the first team some mighty good practice. Then again the Sophomores were honored in having one of their number elected “veil leader.” But it was in the Declamatory Contest that the Sophomores excelled; out of the twelve who took part, eight were of the Class of 1923. We enjoyed two pleasant social events during the year; one being the reception we gave the Freshmen, and the other when we were entertained hy them. First. How Elsie Knoll, Second How Emmeline Lane, Helen Lux. II »l 11 Steele, John Shoeman. Ethel Jones, Merrit McDonald. Doone Wilma Foreland, Alice McDonald, Mae Griffith, Mahlc