Winterset High School - Boomerang Yearbook (Winterset, IA)

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OW LE T E A. P. HENRY Superintendent of Schools. Iowa State Teachers' College, B. A. Columbia University, Social Science W. D. ADDISON Principal M. A. Simpson College, B. A. University of Chicago, M. A. Social Science. LOIS SMI l CRAN Girls' Adv s r. - Z Simpson ll . B. , ugqstan l ege, M. A. 'ST ER ST l Si n C ll . M. er isor. H. D. BOSSERT Iowa State College, B. S., M. S. Mathematics--Science. I M FORGET , KERMIT CRAWLEY ,Q J? J, X 1' Chicago Training School. 1 ,ff 1 J' f f Parsons College, B. A. 1 .Jr American Institute of Business, B. C. LESLIE JOHNSON Penn College. Iowa State College, B. S. Smith-Hughes. A ,KQMW D S M r in side College, B. AL,,,.,. .......-1 ysics-Qlgemis try. I NORMA PRICE Iowa State College, B. S. I-Iomemaking. , CLARK E. BIGG , Drake Unive sity, . . 1 Toulouse n e i . Iowa Sta e Dramat' eech-English PAUL P. TURNER REBA CAREY- Iowa Wesleyan olle . A. Drake University, B. S. Algebra- B0YS' Ph T1'2-iI1iUE- Iowa State College Colorado University Normal Training-World History AL ' LDHUIZEN fl Ho - ayne n College, B. A. . DON V. CLE NT E glish. . Highland Par ' Simpson Colleg MVS ' Typing--Band. VIRGIZEJVV N Drake v ty Univer t f Mi igan, B. S. ELIZABETH com: hematlcs' Drake University, B. A. X Parsons College. ADDY Physical Education-Latin. erset High School Secretary.

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Reverend W. C. Porter Gives Inspirational Talk The Baccalaureate services were heldi in the high school auditorium Sunday evening, May 20, at 8 o'olock. The program was as follows: P1-Qcessional 4,,,..,..,...,,......... Elizabeth C01'ki11 Hymn ........,. Come, Thou Almighty King CAudience Rising? Invocation ....................... .Rev. R. C. Cully Scripture ........................ Rev. L. H. Lanning Prayer ,,.........,... - .,,........ Rev. F. W. Madson Anthem ............ U nited Presbyterian Choir Sermon .... .. ........,...,........... Rev. W. C. Porter Hymn ........ My Faith Looks Up to Thee CAudience Rising! Benediction ..............,. Rev. H. L. Olmstead Recessional ...................... Elizabeth Corkill High School Auditorium, 8 o'clock Sunday, May 20, 1334 Seniors Go To Des Moines Skip Day On Wednesday, May 2, the seniors ob- served traditional skip day. To be orig- inal the class met at the State Park at 8 o'clock to eat a hearty breakfast of bacon and eggs before starting on the day's journey. Instead of the sponsors planning any set program to be followed during the day, they allowed each carload to go its own way. Many went to Des Moines and visited the' Capitol and Historical buildings, and then went to the movies. Some went to West Bend to visit the Grotto, which was interesting as well as educationlalg some went to the Ledges at Boone-and, well there was a little of Winterset scattered here and there over the state. SENIOR SHORTHAND TEAM WINS The senior shorthand team composed of Mary Lucas, Betty Knight, and Leo Gillespie were responsible 'for bringing to Winterset high school a beautiful cup representative of superior shorthand work in our district. In addition to the .team winning first place, Mary Lucas won first individual honors in the district. This contest was held in Indianola, April 28. Schools entered were Melcher, Pella, Indianola, Dallas, Pleasantville Millersburg and Winterset. Thls sameg team that won in Indianola represented Winterset in the state meet in Des Moines on May 12th. Besides the flinst prizel won 'by the Amateur shorthand team the novice Class Day Observed Friday Afternoon The Class Day program was Friday, May 18. Class day is an annual event sponsored by the seniors in which each class gives its song and yell. The audi- torium was decorated with bright colors and streamers. Wayne Bishop, the president of the senior class, gave the welcome and open- ed the program. The meeting was then turned over to Virginia Hylton, program chairman, who introduced the following speakers: Class Prophecy ............ Mary Lucas Class History .... Emily Alexander Class Will .............. Kenneth Ritter , Class Poem ........ Mary Grace Ellis A cut from the Senior Play directed by Clark E. Biggs, was given by the play cast. After the program in the auditorium the Flag Raising Ceremony was held on'the high school lawn. Senior Girls Entertained By ' Panhellenic Group The Women's Pan Hellenic association entertained .the 42 girls of the senior class at a party Wednesday evening, May 9, at the home of Jane Bertholf. The Panhellenic -club is ,composed of fonmer college women who belong to national sororities. 'College penants, pillows and crests were used for decorations, and the class colors of purple and gold were carried out in the refreshments. Lilies of the valley, the class flower, were also used in the decorations. Favors of handker- chiefs in the form of corsages were giv- en the guests. ' The program included stunts and games and the following numbers: two songs and a dance by Annabelle Cooper: tap dance by Jane Cornell and Ruth Johnsong saxophone solo by Miss Norma P1-iceg sorority songs by Misses Margar- et Christensen and Dorothy Smith, -ac- companied by Miss Elizabeth Cole. team composed of Marguerite Morrissey, Evonne Kordick and Ruth Alexander won third place. The Amateur typing team, which is composed of Margaret Williams, Darlene Chickering and Doris Estell won third in their division. .L H

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SENIORS . George Abrahams Abe How can I get to Adel?i' Robert Addy ffnddiej, gf Rough and Ready Emily Alexander Emily Don't be serious boys-she's just teasing. Mary Ann Barrus Red I never laugh till I see something f tiny. , ill V, entt S811 1 . I , 0 Wayne Bishop Bishop If it has to be done, it's going to be done, if I have to do it myself. Lloyd Bond Bond Don't take any girl seriously. Harvey Bridenstine Bunny God bless the man who invented sleep. Mary Brownlie Mary Not even a queen could appear more stately. ' Louise Busch Louise A good friend to have, well liked by all. Junior Brock Jay Sober as a judge-sometimes. Darlene Chickering Chick Oh, Junio could you . .? Ross Chickei' g M Wise in higw and ai individual way. ,C Waive Cron Waive !4'6 A girl who knows her own mind and doesn't hesitate to speak it. Robert Crouse Bob A .man loyal to his cause. Gwendolyn DeLong Gwen A friend to everyone all of the time. Marguerite Elderkin Marguerite ' ' Have you seen Finney? Orrell Eyerly Orrell N UI mlay look studious but wlooks are often deceiving. Mary Grace Ellis Gracie Why, oh why, weren't there .more handsome men? . . l934 Doris Estell Doris X' Talks little, but say much. X . Eldon Fife Bud f Could someone loan me an English lesson? Roderick Frederickson Rod Finds exceptions to every rule. Ethel Freeman Freeman Her shyness fits her build. Marjorie Gaekle Galt Better late than never. Leo Gillespie Charlie Small but mighty. Katherine Graham Kate A meek, modest maid. Maurice Haines Slim No time for girls-ah, no? Lenore Hammack Boots Bright, sunny, and industrious. Richard Hall Dick Do you wanna 'buy a he.mburger? Clyde Henderson Tiny A jolly, good fellow. Mary Hollingsworth Jane What her lips missed, her dark brown eyes could say. Eugene Holmes. Gene A worthy friend to all? Orris Holmes Holmesy Hi Baby. Alzina Howell Alzina. A friend of high intellect. Helen Hulbert Helen Sincere in all she says and does. Virginia Hylton Ginger OOOOl1, Itm a night owl. Laura Hamner Laura Silence hlclds its own counsel. Embree Jackson Jack Who says virtue is its own reward? John Jackson Johnnie . 90 gf 7 Has anybody seen Scu . C Melvin Johnson Warty Quite an artist, in his way. Mildred Jones .Tonesy A good example for all to watch. Leona Jorgensen Winnie A remarkable person. S .