Woodward High School - Boomer Yearbook (Woodward, OK)

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ifteBoom rp fi DEAN ALEXANDER Senior Class President ’27 Football 23. ’24. ’25. ’26 Basketball 24. '25. ’26 Track 24, ’25, ’26 Boomerangs ’27 “W” Club ’24, 25, 26. ’27 All-Northwestern Quarterback ’26 All-District Basketball Center 2T Junior Play ‘26 Senior Play ’27 JUANITA MORRIS Senior Play ’27 Glee Club ’25. ’26 Honor Society ’26. ’27 ATT IE LOU GAMBLE Glee Club ’24 Class Treasurer ’25 Honor Society ’25 Hiking Club ’26 Library ’26 Treasurer Student Council ‘26 Popularity Queen 27 Class Secretary ’27 Senior Play ’27 CLARENCE GARRETT “W” Club ’25. ’26. ’27 Basketball ’25. ’26. ’27 Track ’25. ’26. ’21 All-District Guard Fargo ’27 All-District Guard For gun ’26 All-Conference Guard ’27 Student Council ’27 Junior Play ’26 Senior Play ’27 MARCELLUS DRESSEN Inter-Class Basketball '21 KATHERINE HOFFARTH Westport Junior High School. Kansas City. ’23. '24 Glee Club ’26 Hiking Club ’27 Senior Play ’27 Honor Society ’26. 27 MARY E. JORDAN Glee Club ’25, ’26 Hiking Club ‘26 4-H Club ’25, ’26. ’27 HERBERT WILLIAMS Boomer Staff ’27 Boomerangs ’26, 27 High School Play ’25. ’26. ’27 Junior Play ’26 Vice-President Class ’26 Orchestra ’25. 26 Track ’26 Tennis ’26, ’27 Dramatic Club '25. ’26 ■■■■I

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CLASS HISTORY On the first Monday in September, nineteen hundred twenty-three, ninety boys and girls arose from their beds with the realization that a new life was dawning. All of us were eager to begin, although there was a little fear in our hearts. We started out bravely, just as every Freshman does, but naturally, not quite as successful as the Class of ’23. The boys became prominent in school life at the very beginning by making a championship besketball team in interclass, and two made the high school team. We remember how the upperclassmen thought of giving us a real treat by letting us see it all at once. Accordingly, we received an invitation requesting our presence at the Annual Freshman Reception. During the evening we were rushed through, very briefly, the entire four years of high school. At last we passed the green stage and, drawing a deep sigh, thought of ourselves as Sophomores. When school began in ’2 4, sixty-five came back to weather the storms of that year with thirteen new ones to help. Six brilliant students left early that year and joined the next class. The class of ’27 was lacking and nothing was accomplished, yet our high school career would not be complete without it. We must have our ups and downs as others have. As we look back now, our thoughts do not linger here. In our Junior year we demonstrated the real pep and enthusiasm that was in us. We had entered into the real activities of our high school. We won first in the popularity contest. The Junior play and the Junior-Senior Banquet was very successful. Talk about “Pep” and “Stick-to-itiveness”, that bunch just couldn’t be beaten. But at last we are nearing the end of the road as far as High School is concerned. Each one is talking and planning what he shall do next year. What is in store for us? We shall remember our Motto: “Virtue Before Success.” i 9X7 ■—, ™™= » -jjLiuiiii niir[iniiiiTiinir|Huiiiiiifli||ii»iiiini»HHiniti .....

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 HeBooin@r'pafieaiit LYDIA OVERBECK Glee Club '27 Girls’ Quartette '27 Chorus '27 Senior Play '27 Buffalo High School FRED HUDSON ROBERT KDHL Kinsley, Kansas, High School ’24, ’25 RUBY DUGGER Boomer Staff ’27 Class Treasurer '27 Student Council '26 Class Secretary ’25 Honor Society ’25, '26, Senior Play '27 Kiwanis Award '27 '27 EVELYN WEGNER WAYNE SHUEY Basketball '27 Football '26 Senior Play 27 “W Club 27 Supply High School ORVILLE STEFFENS Glee Club '24, '25 Inter-class Basketball Basketball ’27 Boomer Staff '27 Senior Play '27 “W” Club '27 25, '26 EDNA WIGLE Laverne High School Senior Play '27