Winterset High School - Boomerang Yearbook (Winterset, IA)

 - Class of 1935

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SENIORS 1935 , C366 Mary Abrahams- Abe Perhaps you think she's quiet. Well, you had better get acquainted. Agatha Adams- Agatha'i A capable, dependable girl, a con- scientious student. Floyd R. Addy- Addy An artist he will surely be. Marguerite Agan- Marguerite 'tAn unusual combination of intelli- gence, good looks, and ability. Claude Alexander- Alec Girls affect me strangely? Ruth Ann Alexander- Ruth An example of quietness that wins. Charles Allgeyer- Bud You know I say just what I think and nothing more. Russell Anderson- Andy He has a Ford with a. marvelous pickup-picks up gals. Helen Atkins- Helen The sort of girl whose friendship may be greatly appreciated. Doyle Bane- Bane Slow but sure. Eugene Bass- Bass'l Has two ambitions-to be classy and to be clever. He toots a horn and drives a Ford. Charles R. Beeler- Hula I never overdressf' Hubert Briggs- Briggs I don't want to go to heaven, for there's no night there. Isabel Brittain-'iIzzy Good, naural, without disguise. Helen Eunker- Bunker 'Tcl rather be an hour too early than a minute too late. Melvin Cole- Jimmy I'm not great, I'm simply elevated. Bernice 'Comp-'iBernice , Oh, gentle Romeo, if thou dost love, pronounce it faithfully. Roberta Cooper- Cooper I should worry and become a skele- ton. Arletta Cox- Arletta Speech is great, but silence is great- GY. Irma Dale- Red ' When I think I should speak, I speak, for am I not a woman? Everett Eaton- Eaton My mind to me an empire is. Mary Eckstine- Mary Still water runs deep. De-an Estell- Estell Low grades are strangers to me. Leona Estel- Estel The good die young. Don't Worry. Paul Evans- Evans 'Tm perfectly content with myself? Vivian Eyerly- Vivian She's a jolly girl, but she's inclined to keep it a secret. H. Dale Fairholm- Fairholm King Solomon has his troubles, but so does Dale. Louise A. Frey- Louise Seek to be good, but aim not to be great. Doris Grout-'iDorie Heres to the girl that is good, but not too goodg for the good die young. John B. Grout- Grout Too much study is wearing us to the flesh. Monica Hays- Hays 'Tis best to have but one love at a time. Robert Hollen- Bob Since, in laboring and in resting, life is divided bestg let others do the laboring, and I will do the rest. Leland Hope- Hope I don't care. I look like a good student. Lyle Johnson- Johnson Make much of one: good men are few. Virginia Mae Johnson- Mae For what I will, I will, and theres an end on't.

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SENIORS 1935 awe Marjorie J ohnson- Marj. There must be something beneath that calm exterior. Kathryn Jones- Katie Silence is a true friend who never betrays. Robert Jones- Buck Would that I were talented enough ot find my talent! Uva M. Jordan- Uva Pepp-y, industrious-a friend worth having. Evonne M. Kordick- Eyonne She certainly does her duty and is one on whom you can depend. Doris Laizure- Doris She is just the quiet kind whose nature never varies. Charles C. McDonald- Lindy Work may be the grandest gift of God to many but it is getting stale to me. Charles D. Melroy- Charlie A representative man, and, yes, the ladies might say, a true gentleman of the old school. George Montross- Monty D'on't try to compete with the sung it was here first. Magdaline Morrissey- Madge Ain't we got fun? Marguerite Morrissey- Marguerite Her friends, there are manyg her foes, are there any?,' Dale Murrell- Crabby All great men are dying. or dead. and I am not feeling so well myself. Josephine Neidt- Jo Here is a serious minded girl, who will made her mark in the world? Paul Newton- Newt It is not good that a man should be alone. Hi, Isabelle. Lucile Ogburn- Lucy She will make a dead subject be- come alive when she is a teacherf' Robert Pilmer- Pilmer I never laugh till I see something funny. Phillip Poland- Poland What could the school do Without meg some day I will be a great man. Elanor ROHCII- A13.HO1 , That is nearly as well done as I could have done it myself. Eunice Roberts- Eunice Loyal to her friends, and ever will- ing to do her part willingly, and joy- fully. William Ryner- Bill 'AI know a lot, but I just can't think of it. Richard Slilcott- Silcott What can be said of one who is so much? June A. Simmons- June Quiet and unassuming, but always dependable. Orvetta Smith- Smitty What a nice p-lace this school would be without any lessons! Doris Toland- Doris The less people think of their greatness, the more We think of it. Thelma V. Umphrey- Thelma A quiet seeker of knowledge. A smiling and pleasant disposition. Hubert Vance- Boob Sometimes I sit and think, and sometimes I just sit. Walter Vance- Warts Company, villainous company, hath been the spoil of me. Mary Evelyn Ward- Evelyn There's nothing ill can dwell in such a temp-le. Wayne Welch- Welch . He thinks too much: such men are dangerous. - Verla Wheaton- Verla What stronger breast plate than a heart untaintedf' Helen Wray- Helen Her nature is too noble for the world. Delilah Yates- Delilah I am in all a daughter of my fa- ther's house.

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