Winterset High School - Boomerang Yearbook (Winterset, IA)

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J UNIORS On August 30. 1933, the present junior class entered high school, with'114 mem- bers. At the suggestion of their advisors, Mrs. Crann and Mr. Bossert, they held a class ineeting, electing Beulah Landers, presidentg Dale Mapes, vice-presidentg Mar- jorie Holines, secretaryg and Arlie Elliott, treasurer. Rex Wade received his W in football. Two freshman girls, Lois Lonnecker and Elizabeth Corkill, accompaniefl the Girls' Glee Club and the Boys Glee Club. The following fall, when they were sophomores, they elected as their officer:-A Robert Graves, presidentg Rex Wade, vice-presidentg and Maurice Powers, secretary- treasurer. Miss Curry, and Mr. Peters were chosen sponsors. Rex Wade Won a W in football. In basketball they were represented by Rex 'Wade, playing his first year as regular center on the basketball team. Rae Lena Ad'dy received a W in basketball. In debate they were represent-ed by Phillip Grout, Kathryn Olmsted, Robert Graves, and Elizabeth. Corkill. Ann Drennan and Clyde Bird W'i1ey were in the girls' trio. ' When they were juniors, thg elected Robert Graves, presidentg Marjorie Holmes, vice-presidentg Phillip Grout, secretaryg and Clifford Braden, treasurer. They were well' represented in sports this year, with Rae Lena. Addy and Francine Allen on the girls' basketball team. Rex Wade and Irvin Yates: were on the boys' basketball team. This year the juniors entertained the seniors at the Junior-Senior llanqnet. - Officer: lim going to pull you in for blocking traffic with, this-automobile! Mr. Henry: Why, officer, you l1lLlSlLll'l1 speak ill of the dead. Miss Weeks: This Greek statue was buried for 2,000 years. Believe me, the Greeks knew' something about art. Dan Roach: Yes, that explains why they buried the horrible thing. I91

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SENIORS ESTHER STUART-General Course. Variety is the spice of life, here's variety. HELEN THOMAS-Macksburg 1, Normal Training Course. Normal Training Club 3, 43 Club Oliicer 4, G. R. 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, Band 4, Orchestra 4. Her pleasant disposition is her valued acquisition. WAYNE THRIFT-Latin 15 General Course Z, 3, 43 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4. Don't try to compete with the sung it was here first. EUGENE VIERLING-General Course. O, where is the humor that could make him laugh? HELEN WORLEY-Normal Training 1, 25 Commer- cial Course 3, 45 Glee Cub 1, 2, 3, 45 G. R. 1, 2, 3, 45 Cabinet 45 Operetta 2, 3, 45 Dramatic Club 13 Plays 1, 2, Declamatory 1, Class Officer 45 Annual Staff. Senior Class Play 4. Please don't call me prim and precise because really I'm not. PHILLIP YOUMANS-Peru 1, 25 General Course 3, 4. Hi-Y 3, 4, Band, Track 4, I would I were talented enough to find my talent. l 'BOONLERANG STAFF I 3 1

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SOPHOMORES In the fall of 1934 the present sophomore class entered Vvinterset High School, 'confident that they would uphold the honor of the school and establish a record to be envied by all. There were 117 members. Deane Martin was elected presi- dentg Mae Breen, vice-presidentg and Martha Harvey, secretary-treasurer. In football the class was represented by Deane Martin, who won. his W , In basketball were Deane Martin, Aliva Chilcote, Leslie Garland, Paul Harrel, Waylie Estell, Ross Cox, and Lyle Mullins. Mae Breen, Eloise Travis, and Laura Abra- hams were on the girls' basketball squad. Mae Breen won in the humorous divi- sion of the home declamatory contest. They returned as sophomores, weakened in number, but not in spirit. They elected the following officers: president, Leslie Garland, vice-president, Mae Breeng secretary-treasurer, Theresa Lucas. In sports they were not backward. On the girls' basketball squad were Mae Breen, Eloise Travis, Laura Abrahams, Theresa Lucas, and Gtrace Cooper. Boys' basketball was represented by Deane Martin, Leslie Garland, Alva Chilcote, Wailtei' Beedle, and Paul I-Iarrel. In football DeanefMartin, Ross Cox, and Hubert Boyd won W's . There were several members in the glee club, band, and orchestra. In the home declamatory contest this year Mae Breen won first honors in the humorous division. The teacher asked the class to name the states of the United States. Bill Mon- aghan responded so promptly and accurately as to bring forth this comment from the teacher, You did very well. It could not have done so well at your age. Yes, you could, said Bill consolingly. 'fThere we1'e only thirteen thenf' John Elderkin: I want something for my voice. Clerk: '.'But this is a hardware store, not a drugf store. John: I know it. I want a niegaphonef' Young Wife: My husband is about to leave nie, doctor. I'd like advice as to what course to pursue. Doctor: How about a course in domestic science? U01