Hemingford Public School District #10

Class of 1932

Updated May 2012

The HHS Graduating Class of 1932 (Please click on pic to enlarge)

1932

Hemingford High School

Student and Faculty Highlights of the Year

This page features athletic records, officers, themes, important numbers, important happenings, and other educational information from the year in question. It provides a quick and ready resource for Bobcat Grads and families!

Class of 1932 - Hemingford High School

John L. Appleyard, Iola Ellen Langston, Albert Marion Bacon, Helen M. Mart, Clifford Bertram Bailey, Dorothy Nina Miller, Pauline Mardell Brown, Lela V. Myers, W. Lorene Burney, Geneice Nagelschneider, Marzhdon W. Buess, John Alvin Nicholson, Harry T. Cullan, Lorene C. Osborn, Dorothy B. Drury, Loren W. Osborn, Frank J. Duhon, Alice A. Planansky, Erma W. Estes, Clara H. Planansky, Ella I. Gibson, Charlene A. Rosenberger, Irene Gilbert, Henry J. Sedlak, Leon M. Hansen, Evelyn Elizabeth Steffen, Fawn James Hill, Elsie Mae Stephens, Beulah M. Jaeckel, Margaret J. Stephens, Stanley L. Janky, Floyd Leroy Suddith, Myrtle Mae Jenny, Dallas E. Wax, Jane E. Kloppel, Howard A. Whelan, Russell William Langford, Wilma Leona Winslow, and Merrill H. Wyland

1932 Graduation Program Cover

Diploma – HHS Class of 1932

Thanks to the family of graduate Floyd l. suddith

Music Department –

High School Orchestra, Mixed Chorus, Boys Chorus, Girls Chorus

Drama and One Acts –

Senior class play, “Kicked Out of College”; Junior class play, “Daddy Long Legs”

Football –

Coach Smith started with a group of inexperienced men and taught them the rules of the game. Games were played against Crawford, minatare, Gordon, Harrison, hay springs, Rushville, chadron, and Bridgeport. Though the spudpickers did not win a game, they scored against Harrison and chadron!

Pep Club –

Girls Gym Class –

Boys Basketball –

This squad of 15 boys was unfortunate in winning victories but gained experience under the leadership of Coach Smith. Victories in the (4-13) season came over Crawford, whitney, Clinton, and st. agnes

Boys Track and Field –

Due to unfit weather conditions, only two meets were competed at, Crawford and Alliance.

Clubs and Activities –

Hi-Y, Girl Reserves, Camp Fire Girls, Boy Scouts of America, Pep Club

Camp Fire Girls

Journalism

Boy Scouts

Camp Fire Girls

Hi - Y

Senior Class Will

Senior Class Motto -

“Excelsior”

Senior Class Officers –

President – Fawn Hill; VP – Jane Kloppel; Secretary – Geneice Nagelschneider; Treasurer – Dallas Wax

Junior Class Officers –

President – Lola Plahn; VP – Bernice Nicholson; Secretary – Francis Bliss; Treasurer – Harriet Greene; Reporter – Melvin Hitch

Sophomore Class –

Freshmen Class – and junior prophecy

Eighth grade – and continued prophecy

Seventh grade – and still more prophecy

Special or Unique Happenings –

Girls participated in basketball, baseball, and track as their physical education but not as competition.

Senior Class Enrollment –

Kindergarten Class Enrollment –

(no Kindergarten class) First Grade Class Enrollment - 23

Yearbook Dedication –

Alumnus from 1928 – Bernice Osborn who attended hastings college and studied music passed away

Alumnus from 1931 – Eugene Gibson who attended chadron state college studying to teach also passed on.

Superintendent –

C. A. Elkins

Principal –

H. U. Wilcox – senior high, Miss Mildred E. Kent – junior high, Miss Nettie Uhrig – North Ward

Secondary Teachers –

Miss Mildred I. Buckner, Roger C. Smith, Miss Ivy E. Walker, Miss Ruth E. McIntyre, Miss Alta L. Foster, Miss Leah A. Dorsey, Mrs. Pauline Rasmusen-Haile, Miss Ghita May Boge, Miss Nettie Uhrig, Miss Mamie Acker, Miss Hazel V. Hackett, Miss Hazel Dorsey, Miss Helen Plum, Mrs. Elsie Vanhorn-Sweetland

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