Albia Community High School - Screech Yearbook (Albia, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1936 volume:

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A Vmgliw-P' vig V1 H'1 " 1H'- ,:. Q2a--:V','5- " 'figs--4 "j.1'rVi53 L ,- IV A V H ' 'H+ 1.14 V : '!2i5"'L ff.'.'f.g: "-fi'-iw 'NV 'f- "J'fvV. -' f xii? l 'H'- ."fL,. .aff - 4 1-4 'E'-?VV'r - '-qnyfga -- . .H "-S .V '-- V' 2' '5 ,YY f at . .di ,VV . lzrfivf -Nm A A V .. 0, " f-V NV- 'x 'EV ' .,,- 3. vi .v- -V ::a.w'f 3,w,,.,...,.4s. ' my 1' ' , - if :Y ,, ' ,H i -U " , . H. l ' ii , , .l -t Q -, ,. W , ,, - .,,, . . i fig ' L :T ii , if , ,' -i, 'jf ,-wi .. -N -X -lp H . ' l ,N 4 .H iv A - ' 1.5 mat' IT IS IIVIPOSSIBLE to express fully our gratitude to our school board. They have deliber- ated and acted on problems which have confronted them, and made their decisions with our welfare always in mind. And so, as another Senior Class is about to graduate from old Alhia High, we wish to take this opportunity of thanking them for their wise and faithful guidance through out many happy years of school life. BOARD OF EDUCATION Lizzie Alexander . ,. ..,..,...., V ..... ,.,.....,..., .,.... P r esiclent Frank Allen . .,..... .... V ice-President C. XV. Smallwood. .. . ........ ..... S ecretary Members Frank Allen, Chas. E. Miller, Lizzie Alexander, Ruth Fall Hollingshead, Edwin S. Gantz. Dr. Frank N. Bay was elected in Nlarch to take the place of Mrs. Hollingshead who was not a candidate for re-election. 7 MR. HARTZELL Mr. Hartzell has been con- nected with our public schools for fourteen years--years of service and hard work. Before beinxr appointed Principal of the hirrh school he coached basket- ball, football and track teams for three years. Then he bc- came the Principal-a position which he has held fur eight years, during which he has won the respect and support of the student body and faculty members. S MR. Ffxsoua Mr. Fzlsold has been Super- intendent of the Albia Schools for fourteen years. Before enm- insr here he tausrlu in Mount Ayr seven years and Eagle Grove fuur years. His services have l-'I'l'GZli.ly aided the progress and uclvzlnccment of the public schools to their present. day level. JOHN S. CI-IAMEEIIS Dean of Junior College B. S. University of Den- ver: M. S. University of Nebraska. RUTI-I L ERCKMANN Mathematics, College History B. A. Morningside Col- lege: M. A. University of South Dakota. DONALD O. SMITH College Biology H. S. Literature Ol-io Northern Univer- sity: B. S. Des Moines University: M. S. Univer- sity of Iowa. FRED H. GENEVA Physical Training Parsons College: B. S. University of Iowa. PALJLINE DAVIS French, Dramaiics A. B. Lindenwoocl C01- Iege: Middleburg Collegrn. Sorhonne: M. A. University of Iowa. Jo:-IN SEXTON Athletic Coach, English Albia Junior College: B. A. De Paul University. ox. ETI-IELYN A. DEWEY College Government H. S. Normal Training B. A. Iowa State Tench- ers' College: M. A. Univer- sity of Chicago: University ol' Iowa. MYIITA ELLEN I-IARLOW English B. A., M. A. University of Iowa. " H- DALE W. CARIS Music, History' B. A. Iowa Wesleyan Col- lege: University of Iowa. IRIS C. ANDERSON Physical Education B. A. Morningside Col- lege: University of Wiscon- sin: M. A. Columbia Uni-' versity. MARGARET MILLER Music Albia Junior College: B. S. M.. Diploma in Piano Drake University. . 9 MARY L. KlSSlCK ' English Iowa Teachers' College, B. S. Monmouth College: University of Kansas. ' Donormf I-IUFFORD History, English Albisi Junior College: A. B. University of Iowa. MINNIE Hoover: '- Mathematics ' University of Colorado: B. A. University of Cali- fornia. EDWIN W. COFFMANL Science l3. S. Mount Morris Col- lege: Iowa State College. FATIMA VU. FOLLMAN Commercial Valparaiso University 3 Cedar Rapids Business Col- lege. DEAN S. BELLMAN Manual Training B. S. Kansas State Teach- ers' College: Iowa State College. 10 -. NIILDRED REDDlSH English A, ll. Grinnell Collette: A. M. University ol' Nebras- ku. MARTHA lVlILLER Social Science Wellesly: li. A. Grinnell College: Middlebury Cul- lege: M. A. University nt lowu.. " ELSIE DEKALB Mathematics and English ll. A. Parsons Collette: University ol' Iowa: lowu State College: University ol' Colorado. NELL MERICLE Home Economics B. S. Iowu State College. ALICE WESTERN Commercial Simpson College: Capital City Commercial College. RUTH PI-IARIs Asst. Physical Education and History Albin Junior College: B. A. Drake University. Qu L ', f T .vs 1 X 1 vga ,vb , , N G 'Q'- mp,g,-l 1. .' I " ' -,rx wxz 2 :N 9 . . ' Wi x W 'M WA? K? . 4 - I A-L-: Q- 59' . af? fl I " M' " if ' 'f .1 V. , A --- . , -,- . X C LASSESMM JAMES PALMER Football 3-4. Activity Club 3-4. Hi-Y 3, Gym Ex- hibition 3, Senior President 4, "A Lucky Break." MILDRED Dorrs G. A. A. 1-2-3-4, Treas- urer 2, Basketball 1-2-3, Kittenball 2-3. Volleyball 1- 2-3, G. R. 2-3-4, Glee Club 3-4, Band 3-4, Yell Leader 3-4, Orchestra 4, Operetgtai 3, Senior Secretary. GERTRUDE BARNES Dramatic Club 1-2, G. A. A. 1-2-3-4, G. R. 1-4, Glee Club 1-2-3-4, 0. A. T. 3-4, 0. G. A. 4. "Hero By the Hour," "A Lucky Break." CHARLES BARNETT Hi-Y 1. Football 1, Activ- ity Club 2-4. Gym Ex. 2. French Club 3-4. MARY BARN:-nu. G. R. 1, May Fate l, O. A. T. 3-4. O. G. A. 4. French Club 4, Scrcech Stalf 4, Activity Club 3-4. RAYMOND BATES CLAIR BATES Hi-Y 1-2-3-4, Activity Club 1-2-3-4, Dramatic Club 1-2. French Club 3, "Hero By the Hour," "Growing Pains." RUSSELL Lovia Basketball 1-2-3--1, Ten- nis 1-2-3. Kittenball 3. Commercial Club 3-4, Gym Ex. I-2, Hi-Y 1-2-3-4, Trcas. 2, Class Treas. 4, O. A. T. 3, Com. Oflicer 3, Basketball Captain 4. HAROLD BELZER Avery High 1-2, 0. A. T. 3-4, O. G. A. 4, Gym Ex. 3-4. Glec Club 3. ABE BERNSTEIN Band 1-2-3. Orchestra 1- 2-3, Hi-Y 1-2-3-4. HARRY BRAGG, JR. La Plata High School 1- 2, Glee Club 3-4, Hi-Y 3-4, Tennis 4, Baseball 3-4, Gym Ex. 3, O. A. T. 4. Screech Staff 4, Activity Club 3-4, "Be Yourself," "Hero By the Hour," "Gi-owinlr Pains," "Tune In," "Anal the Villain Still Pursued Her," "A Lucky Break." GEORGE BRECKENRHJGE Hi-Y 1-2-3-4, Echoes Stuff 3, Glee Club 4, French Club 4, Dramatic Club 1-2. "Growing Pains." Screcch Staff 4, "A Lucky Break," 0. G. A. 4, O. A. T. 3-4, Senior Committee. 13 ALICE BRISSEE Iowa City High 3, O. A. T. 4, French Club 4, Sec. 4, Glee Club 4, G. A. A. 1-4, Activity Club 1-4. MARJORIE BURNS Decatur High 1, Dramatic Club 2, G. R. 2, G. A. A. 2, Band 3, Orchestra 3, Sec- retary Jr. Class 3. French Club 4, Screech Stuff 4, Ac- tivity Club 2, Gym Ex. 3, "Hero By the Hour," "Growing Pains." KENNETH CALHOUN Activity Club 1-3-4, May Fete 2, Hi-Y 2-3-4. LEONA CARTER May Fete 1-2, G. R. 1-2, O. A. T. 3. MARY LOUISE CHESTER Declam 1-2-3-4, Band 1- 2-3-4, Orchestra 1-2-3-4, Dramatic Club 1-2-3, Activ- ity Club 1-2, G. R. 1-2-3- 4. G. A A. 1-2-3-4, May Fete 1, Gym Ex. 1, Vollei' Ball 1-2-3, Kittenball 1-2- 3-4, Basketball 1-2-3-4, Spcedlzall 1-2, "Where Love is God is." CARRIE CHRISTENSON Glce Club 1-2, Gym Ex. 3-4, May Fete 1, 0. A. T. 3, G. R. 1-2, G. A. A. 1-2. 14 LOREA CHRISTY Avery High 1, Glee: Club 1, "Twilight Alley" 1, G. A. A. 2, Gym Ex. 3, Sigma Delta Phi 3-4. BRYAN CI.ARK DAv1n CLARK Activity Club 1-2, Hi-Y 1-2-3-4. TOMMY COLLINS Fresh. Class President, Hi-Y 1-2-3-4, Hi-Y Basket- ball 1-2, Basketball 2-3-4, Kittenball 3-4, Gym Ex. 1, Activity Club, Scholastic Athletic Award 2. BURL Coors Glue Club I-2-3-4, Banrl 1-2-3-4, Hi-Y 1-2-3--1, Golf Team 3, French Club 4, "Hero By the Hour," "Growing Pains." GERALDINE CROSBY G. A. A. 1-2-3-4, Prez-L. 4, May Fete 1, Gym Ex. 2-3, O. A. T. 3-4, 0. G. A. 4, "Hero By the Hour." GLEN DALE Activity Club 4. BERNICE DARBY Gym Ex. 1, Glee Club 1- 2-3-4. O. A. T. 3, "Cara- van," "Spring Cometh," "Tune In," "Childe Jesus. n LOUISE DEBATES May Fete 1. Gym Ex. 3, Glee Club 3-4, French Club 4, Activity Club 1-2-3-4. ALDO DELLA VEDOVA Basketball 3, O. A. T. 4, Football 3-4, Activity Club 3-4. BILLIE DORMAN Glee Club 1-4, Orchestra 3-4, Band 3-4, G. R. 1-2, G. A. A. 1-3, Activity Club 1-3, French Club, Screech Staff, "Caravan," May Fete, "Growing Pains," "Spring Cometh." "Tune In," "A Lucky Break." ' LUCILLE Doucl-mary Glee Club 1-2, G. A. A. 1-2-3, G. R. 1, May Fete 1, Basketball 1-3, Volley Ball 1-3, Declamatory 1-2. ISAAC DUTEFAPLE Gym Ex. 1, Activity Club 1-2-3-4. BARBARA ELLSWIORTI-I G. A. A. 1-2-3-4, G. R. 1-2-3-4, Dramatic Club 1-2, Gym Ex. 1-3. Basketball 1, Activity Club 1-2-3-4. HELEN ELSWICK Glee Club 1-2-3-4, G. A. A. 1-2-3, G. R. 1-2-3, 0. G. A. 4, O. A. T. 3-4, Gym Ex. 3-4, Basketball 1-2. Commercial Club. "Carn- van," "Spring Cometh." JAMES FOSTER Activity Club 1-2-3-4, Dramatic'Club 1-2-3, Hi-Y 2-3-4, O. A. T. 3, French Club 3-4, Screech Staff 4, "Be Yourself."' "Growing Pains," "Why the Chimes Rang," "A Lucky Break." PAULINE FREED Glee Club 1, Dramatic Club 1, G. R. 1-3-4, G. A. A. 1, O. A. T. 3-4, O. G. A. 4. French Club 4, Activ- ity Club 1-3-4, Gym Ex. 3- 4, "Hero By the Hour," "A Lucky Break." DONALD FRYE Football 2-4. Gym Ex. 2, Activity Club 1-2-3-4, O. A. T. 3, May Fete 1, "Hero By the Hour," "Growing Pains," "A Lucky Break." 15 LILLIAN GARRINGTON Volley Ball 1-2. 0. A. T. 3, G. A. A. 1-2, G. R. 2-3. Glec Club 1-2-fl-4. Bnslzot- ball 1-2. Gym Hx. 3-fl, Ai'- tivity Club 1-2-3-4, French Club 4, Screech Staff 4, "Caravan," "Spring Com- eth," Cantata 4, "A Lucky Break." M.ARY Gum G. A. A. 1-2-3-4. G. R. 1-2-3-4, Dramatic Club 1-2- 3, Band 3-4, Gym Ex. 1-2- 3-4, Glee Club 1-2-3-fl, Vice Pres. 4, Class Sec. 1, Sextette 4, "Caravan," "Cantata," Screech Chapel 4. HOPE GILDROY Activity Club 1-3-4, May Fete 1. G. A. A. 2. G. R. 8, O. A. T. 3-4, O. G. A. -l, Echoes Staff 4, Gym I-lx. 3. JOSEPH GRIFFIN 0. A. T. 4, Hi-Y :z-4. BILL H.ALEY Dramatic Club 1-2-3, Hi- Y 1-2-3-4, Cheer Leader 3-4, "Hero By the Hour." "Why the Chimes Rank," "Growing Pains." ELIZABETH HP.5SMAN G. R. 1-2-3-4, G. A. A. 1-2-S, Dramatic Cluh 1-2-3, French Club 3-4, Echoes of the Red and Blue 3-4, O. A. T. 3, "The King Rides By," "Who Wouldn't Be Crazy," "Be Yourself," "Hero By the Hzourf' "A Lucky Break." 1'6 ,VIVIAN HINTON Glvo Club l-2-3--l, Music Contest 2-4, Drumutiu Club l-2-3, G. R. 1-2, Sigma Del- tu Phi 3-4, Gym Ex. 3--i, Activity Club 1-2-3--l, Muy Fctc 1, "Caravan," "Tune In." "ill-ro ily the I-luur," "A Luc-Icy lirnukf' Donor!-iv HOYNE G. A. A. 1. G. R. 1. Hand 1-4, Orchestra 1-4, Echoes Stuff 2, Sec. null 'Tren-. Dramatic Club 3, Pres. French Club fl, Screech Stuff 4. Activity Club 1-4, Music Contest 2, Gym Ex. 2-fl, "SpriuLr Cometh," "Cara- van," "'l'um- In," "Christ- mus Cuntuluf' DORO1'HY I"IL'LL G.'A. A. 1-2-8-4. C. R. 1, liunkotball l-2-3-4, Vol- lcy llull 1-2-ll, Kitternbull 1-2-3, French Club 3, Ech- oes Stull 3, Activity Cluli 1-2-3-4, Muy Feie 2, Gym Ex. ll, G. A. A., G. R. Ex. 4. JAMES l-IUN r Foutbnll 2-4, lluskvtlmll 1, Gym lfx. 3, May Fe-te 2. Activity Club 1-2-3-ll. "Hem lly thc Hour," Higl. Suhnul uurnivnl. E511-nan JAMES G. A. A. l-2-3-4, C. R. 1-2-3-fl, Glen Club 3--1, AU- tivity Cluli 4, limmzitir Club 1-2. 0. A. 'l'. 3, O. G. A. fi, Gym Ex. 2. ARLENE jo:-IANNES Many Feta- 1, G. A. A. 2- 3-4, O. A. 'l7. 3-li, O. G. A. 4, Echoes Stull' 4, Cun- tuta, Glce Club -i, Band 3- 4, "Hero By the Hour," "Cn:wing Pains." MARGUERITE JOHANNES May Fe-te 1, Echoes of Red and Blue 2-3, G. A. A. 2-3-4, 0. A. T. 3-4, O. G. A. 4, Cantata 3, Gym Ex. 3, Glee Club 4, Orchestral. 4, Band 3-4. FRANCES KESTER Glee Club 3-4, Girls' Sex- tette 4, G. A. A. 3-4, Dra- matic Club 3, O. A. T 4, French Club 4, Activity Club 1-2-3, Declaru 3, Gym Ex. 3-4, "Tune In," "Bc Yourself," "Hero By the Hour," "A Lucky Break." FLOYD KING Dramatic Club 2, Class Pres. 2, Glee Club 4, Band 3-4, "Hero By the Hour," "Growing Pains," "A Lucky Break." RUSSELL LANCIAL JAMES LATHEN Activity Club 3-4, French Club 4, O. A. T. 4. PAULINE LEE May Fete 1, G. A. A. 3-4, French Club 4, 0. A. T. 3, Valley Ball 4, Gym Ex. 3. Activity Club 1-3-4. VIRGINIA LONG G. A. A. 2-4, G. R. 3. Activity Club fl, Sigma Del- ta Phi 3-4, Treas. 4, Gym Ex. 1-3. EUGENE M.ARTIN Activity Club 1-2'-3-4. Hi-Y 3. EDWARD MATTHEWS May Fete 1, Sigma Delta Phi 3-4, Football 4. ' ROBERT MATTHEWS Sigma Delta Phi 3-4, Ac- tivity Club 3-4, May Fete. 1-3. NELLIE MAY G. A. A., G. R., 0. A. T. 3-4, O. G. A. 4. May Fete 1, Gym Ex. 2-3. MAR11-IA MILLER G. A. A. 1-3-4, G. R. 1-4, Glee Club 3-4, Activity Club 3-4. Volley Ball 1-3. Basketball 1, Gym Ex. 3, May Fete 2, Cantata 4. I7 PHYLLZS NIORGAN G. A. A. 1-2-3-4, G. R. 1-2-3-4, Glee Club 3--l, O. A. T. 3. "Caravan," "May Fete," Gym Ex. MARY ELLEN IVIURPI-IY 0. G. A. 4. 0. A. T. 3. g,3Ma.v Fete 1, Gym Ex. DAVES MYERS Hi'Y 1'2'3-4. Glee Club 4, Cantata 4, Gym Ex, 2-3, PAUL OSTRING Hi-Y 3-4, Football 4, Waukee High School 4 RUTH OVERMYER O. G. A. Vice Pres. 4, G. A. A. 1-2-3-4, G. R. 1- Z-3-4, May Fete 1. Gym Ex. 3, O. A. T. 3-4. LYLE REDMOND Avery High 1-2, Gym, Ex. 3-4, Glee Club 3. O. A. T. 3 18 LILLIAN REEVES llnskutbull 1-2--fl, Volley llzill 1-2-3, Iiuselmll 1-2. G. A. A. 1-2-3-4, G. R. 1-2. Activity Club 1-2-3--l. LEWIS RTNEHART lfoutlmll 2-3-fl, Activity Club 2-3-4, lJ1-clam -l, "A Lucky Break." MADGE ROBINSON G. ll. 1-2, G. A. A. 1-2. Mlly FL-tc, "Cnruvnin," "Tune In," Christmas Cun- tzitn, Glas Club l-2-3-4, Sigma Delta Phi 3-4, Activ- ity Club. jon SALATO HELEN C. Scmszmsxl Vullcy Bull 1-2, Basknt- ball 1-2-3, Kick llnll 2-4, Kittcnlmli 1-2-3-4, C. A. A. 1-2-3--l, G. R. 1-2-3-4. Glee Club 3, Gym Ex. 1-3. BETTY SCOTT G. A. A. 1-2-3-4. G. R. 1-2-3--l, Glue Club 1-2-Il--'l. Drunmtic Club 1-2-3, Gym Ex. l-3, Declnm 2, Activity Club 1-2-3-4, Class Ofliuer 2, Commercial Club, "Spring Cometh," "Caravan," "Hero lly the Hour," "A1.lcstc Fi- dc-lie." VERDELL SCOTT Activity Club 3-4, May Fete, O. A. T. 4. FRANCES JANE SEIBERT G. R. 1-2-3-4, G. A. A. 1-'Z-3-4, Dramatic Club 1- 2-3, Glee Club 4, Activity Club 2, "AdesLes Fidelisf' MARK S1Ms Activity Club 2-3-4. May Fete 1, Hi-Y 2-3-4, Frfmclu Club 8-4, O. A. T. 4. MAXINE SLACK Melcher High 1-2, Com- mercial Club 3, O. A. T. 3, G. R. 3--1, G. A. A. 3-4, Dramatic Club 3, Gym Ex. 3, Activity Club 3-11, Glen Club 3, "Hero By the Hour," "A Lucky Break." ALBERT SMITH May Feta 1-3, Activity Club 1-2-3-4. DONALD SMITH Gym Ex. 2-4, Football 4. Track 3, Activity Club 1- 2-3-4. JOSEPHINE SMITH G. A. A. 1-2, G. R. 1-2, Basketball 1--2, Volley Ball 1-2, May Fete 1, Gym Ex. '-2-3, Activity Club 1-2- 3-4, 0. A. T. 3. NELLIE SMITH Avery High 1-2. Glue Clvb 1-2. Gym Ex. 3-4, sir!- nga Delta Phi 3-4, "'rwi- llght Alley," "Go Slow Mary." EMMA STOKES Dramatic Club 2, Gym Ex. 3. Sigma Delta Phi 3- 4, O. A. T. 4, "A Lucky Break." FRANCES SULENTIC May Fete 1, Gym Ex. 3, 0. A. T. 3. JOSEPH SULENTIC MARGUERITE SUTTON May Feta 1, Gym Ex. 3. Sigma Delta Phi 3-4. 19 ,WAYNE THOMPSON mee Club .2-3-4, Hi-Y 2- 3-4, Band 3--4, "Caravan," "And the Villian Still Pur- sued H e r," "Growing Pains," 'tAllE5t0 Fidelisj' "A Lucky Break." RUBY VAN DALEN G. A. A. 1, May Fctf: 1. Gym Ex. 3-4, Sigma Delta Phi 3-4, Activity Club 3-4. CARL XVALKER HELEN WELLER u. A. A. 1, Glee Club 1-2-3-4. Soph. Vice Pres., Sigma Delta Phi 3-4, Presi- dent 4, Dramatic Club 3. Pres. 3, French Club 4, Screech Staff 4, May Feta, Music Contest 4, "Be Your- self," 'Tune In," "A Lucky Break." MABEL WIAND Gym Ex. 3, May Fete 1, O. A. T. s. 20 GORDON XVILRINSON Screech Staff fl, Basket- ball 2-3, Activity Club 1-2- 3-4, Football 2-3. GILBERT WVILLIAMS Football 3-4. VIRGINIA Wll.LIAMS G. A. A. 1, Activity Cluh 1-2, G. R. 1-3. Band 3-4. Orchestra 3-4. Glce Club 1- 4, Dramatic Club 1-3. Gym Ex., May Fefe 2, French Club 3, Editor of Screech 4, Class Tre:-Is. 3, "Tune ln," "Spring Cometh," "Caravan." "Who Wouldn'l. Be Crazy," Christmas Can- tata, "A Lucky Break." FRANK WILSON TI-IERESA WILSON G. A. A. 1-2-3, G. R. 1- 2-3, Glee Club 1-2-3. 0. A. T. 3, Gym Ex. 3-4, May Fete 1, French Club 4, Ac- tivity Club 1-2-3-4, "Car- I-Ivan." BONNIE XXIYNN May Fcte 1. Activity Club, G. A. A. 1-2-3-4. 0. G. A. 4. 0. A. T. 3-4, French Club 4. History of the Clloiss of 936 UR FOUR LONG years of hardships, jovs and sorrows are about over. The class '36 will soon be a thing of the past. we will soon pass through the doors of Albia High, some of us never to return again. As wc now leak baclc on our four years of fruitful toil, many emotions assail us. We will lay away our books to take up the wheel of life with a feeling of regret, 11015 that we have failed, not that we fear the life ahead of us, but because we feel that our days of achievement in Albia High School are over. We are reluctant to go because we know that Albia High needs us to carry her through her battles. As we loolc baclc on our many achievements, it is with just pride that we note how our influence was felt by all. The prowess of our athletes has 'often brought victory to the Red and Blue in all branches of athletics, and the loss of the graduates will be a heavy blow to Albia High. Our achievements in dramatics and music were outstanding. Many seniors had their place in the band which was the best Albia High has ever lcnown. Some of our class members were also talented with vocal ability and contributed a very important part to all musical entertainments. And then we have never lost thought of the one great thing for which we are all hereg we have applied ourselves diligently to our books and have, after a fashion, wrestled from them a great deal of knowledge and wisdom as our list of names on the Honor Roll has testified. The many organizations gof which the seniors were a part were more successful this year than any other Albia High has ever witnessed. Some of our prominent class mem- bers were noted for their ability as leaders. There have been many magnificent, banquets given in the gmynasium of Albia High in the past years, but the one given by the class of '36 has far surpassed the rest in splendor and beauty. We feel that our presence, felt since the fall of '32, will be missed. Wfe feel that it will be hard to 511 the empty places that we leave, but we have hopes that in the dark, dim future, there may be another class that will, to some extent, fill them. As for the class of '36, we loolc forward to the future with glowing ambitions, for we lcnow that the future holds greater opportunity whereby we may distinguish ourselves. Our high school days are nearly o'er, The class of '36 will he here no more, But the achievements of this great band Will as an example, always stand. 21 Junior Class E ENTERED A. H. S. in the glorious year of 1933 as freshmen, and only freshmen, but even then we were noted for our high scholastic and athletic honors attained under our president, Steve Miletich. As so homores, we or anized with Bill Fl nn as resident and were led throu h a P g Y P g year that will long be remembered for our achievements in music, athletics, dramatics, and scholarship. Another year older and with Bob Samuel as our Junior president. We played major parts in attaining some of the highest honors in music, scholarship, and athletics that have ever been bestowed on dear old A. l-I. S. We produced a great success in our play "The Nut Farm," and as the year's end grew near, the seniors were our guests in the "grand finale" of the season, the "Junior- Senior Banouetf' And so we re are to enter into another romisin ear, with ho es that the future P P g Y P will be as successful as the past. OFFICERS President .... . . ,Bob Samuel Vice President . . .,,. Ethel Sherman Secretary . ..., Edith Ann Rohn Treasurer . . .,., . . , .,,. ,......,....,... J im Hicks Sponsors ., ...lVliss Dorothy Huiiord, Miss Nell Mericle I. Back Row-Jack Reese, Edprar Teasdale, Gilbert Saunders, Harold Whited, William Ritchie, Donald Richardson, Adrian Repo, Ben Shepard, Dwight Dunkin, John Hawxby, Stuart Stroh- man, Tracey Porter. Third Row-Frances Crosby, Irene VVilson, Max Woodard, John Rowe, Helen Patton. Edith Turner Veon Tarbell. Roberta Vlihitlock. Maytha Smith, Elizabeth Underation, Gilbert Swinney. Sc-cond Row-Phoebe Watkins, Ruth Watt, Dorothy Peterson, Lucille Pellegrino, Goldie XVhitloclc. Ruth Parisho, Agnes Sereg, Mildred Thomas. Helen Smith, Erma Smith. Betty Kestt-r. First Row-Nellie Paulline, Margaret Tedford, Margaret Wilson, Ethel Sherman, Bob Samuel, Erlitli Ann Rohn, Junior Gibson, James Grimes. Il. Back Row-Francis Mahon, Vern Rowles, Walter McDonald, Harold Higfzinbothzim, Donald Lott. Leonard Mattis, Steve Miletieh, Ed Murphy, Kenneth Nelson, Charles Mock. Third Row-Vera Nicoletto, Lorraine Lennie, Edith Manley, Mary Lessenxzer, Ruth Gibb, Bobbie Ham- mond, Kathryn Kitierman, Evelyn Armour, Dorothy Bloodworth, Mary Dailey. Second Row-Ruth Cozad, Luvena MeKeehan, Frances 0'Neill, Marguerite Cook, Lois liillintgs, Betty Lewis, Eloise Morizan, Kathryn Billings. Geraldine Lawson, Dorothy Dicks. First Row-Dorothy Lundstrom, Dorothy Martin, Edith Lansey, Bob Koster, Sylvia L. Lo:-lv, Rav- mond Jones, Mary Lamb, Lucille O'Brien. lil.-Back Row-Evelyn Bernstein, Jesse DeVette, David Grimes, Max Combs, Tracy Forsythe. Albert Hollingsworth, George Frye, Tommy Campbell, Bill Flynn, Quentin Fuhs, .T-ihn 'Brr-vovieh, Robert Felton, Willis Hunt, Cloyd Hollingshead. Second Row-Jimmie I-Ii:-ks, Lloyd Claris, Elvina Ball, Marie Allison, Charley Gutch, Herbert Bettis. Ruth Colvin, Delphina Cosner, Doris Combs, Ethel Chambers, Tom Holmes, Carl Howe. First Row-Jane Hullingxr-xvorth, Mary Gruliisieh, Oscar Hassman, Paul Gludson, Laurena Bilterman, Arlene Belzor, Frank Gray, Alberto. Caudill, Helen Hilton, Robert Huston, Robert Howe. 22 Sophomore Class S t'FRIGl-ITENED Freshmen" we entered Albia High School in the year of '34 to become members. As usual we were the victims of many pranlcs and much criticism, but in spite of this, we loyally stood by our school in athletics, music, dcclam, and scholastic 1 nonors. Now as the sophomore class of '35 and '36 we have become prominent members. This year one of the girls of our class, Eunice Dellfloss, won second place as a Valentine queen. We have three boys who received letters in football this year, they are, Maurice Olson, Homer Wilsoii, and Fred Christensen. Homer Wilson was on the second all-conference team. Also three boys played basketball, lwut none received a letter for that sport. Three other students, Jacob Cozad, Dolores Bettis, and Grace Feehan did well in declam, and we are very proud of them. Many other members took part in music and the various organiza- tions of the school. There are about one hundred and thirty in our class. We had a grand time at our party that took place in April. Now that we have a good start we expect to do more for our school in the following two years. I. Back Row-Charles Earney, George Davison, Bob Flynn, Eunice DeMoss. Kenneth Crabb. Charles Coon, Paul Benson, Jacob Cozad, Melvin Clark. Lorenee Anderson, Lloyd Goode, Laurence Barnes, Chloe Dooley. Third Row-Fred Christensen, Floyd Bilffingrton, Harold Bennett, Verne Claver, Charles Bogard, Jack Spinks, Walter Boldrini, Grace Dicks, Frances Boyer, Marian Bohy. Second Row-Roberta Elder, Ferne Case, Ina Deaver, Helen Louise Benson, Dolores Bettis, Clair Caudill, Burrell Benjamin, Lucille Cozad, Florene Crowe, Maxine Chidester. First Row-Dorothy Goode, Rxrena Bates, Helen Brown, Charlotte Davis, Marjorie Bettis, Ma:'garet Danes, Grace Feehan, Ruth Asher. ll. Back Row-Ollie Kaldenberg. Mary Miller, Maurice Olson, Robert Hunt, Elton Hogir, Evan Jones, Kenneth Menefee, David Grayson, Benjamin Gordon, Vera Newman, Betty Mock. Third Row-Erma Johnston, Dorothy Love, Fred Miletieh, Delia Lowry, Ida Kietzman, Hugh Moore, Phillip Hassman. George Klobnak, Rex Lawson, Joe Lapsey, Marjorie Long. Second Row-Ruth Hinton, Thelma Hope, Eileen McCann. Nina Griftin, Velma Ford, Jessie Hoffman. Barbara Kline, Marjorie Stnnfield, Barbara Lathcn, Roselle Kirkman. First Row-Jack Morgan, Gladys Howard, Bill Hamilton, Cecil Hoover, George D. Miller, Dallas McGinnis, Faye Hjort, Henry Hammond. III. Back Row--David Strielf, John NVilliams, Jess Welt, David Watson, Frank Raymie, Paul Kausalik, Dean Parenza, Albert Sulentic, John Trenshaw, James Shelquist. Third Row--Alberta Tedford, Dorothy J. Scott, Carl Sulentic, Junior Van Klaveren, Harold Peter- ,son. Eugene Shehan, Edward Weller, Homer Wilson, Andrew Vandolah. Second Row-Louise Swartz, LaVera Sutton, Dorothy Jean Walton. Barbara Romp, Lola 'Wlvited, Velda Stokes, Frances Woorleock, Naomi Williamson, Verna Vitko. First Row-Bob Trussell, Burton Wilkin, June Zaring, Betty Stevenson, Donald Vaughn, Clifford Rogers, Maxine Tyrrel. 24 ' SQODWLOWEUTB Class Freshman Gloss E, THE FRESHMAN Class of 1936, are justly proud of our representatives in the activities of the Albia I-iigh School. Although being at the botton of the ladder of success We will soon be at the top. In the high scho'ol band twenty-one members are freshmen. Three take part in the orchestra. Wfe are represented in basketball by John Mattisg in fc-ftball by jack Palmer, who, in addition to his athletic letter, received conference and state honors, Cleill Vffarner and John Mattis were also members of the squad: in the declamatory home contest by Helen Gru- bisich and Roy Forsytheg in Glce Club by both boys and girls, in a contest for a Valentine Queen by Lois L. Wfilson who was an attendant of the Queen, and by Lois Willson in the all-high school play. Our party held in April in the high school gymnasium was a real success. OFFICERS President .,.. . . ,Tony Brozovich . Vice President .. ...Lois L. Wilsoii Secretary ..... ,...... J im Hartzcll Treasurer .. .,.. Roberts S. Reeves Sponsor . ..Miss Reddish I. Back Row-Ray Allison, Arthur Beadle, Everett Coizhlan, Marion Allen, John Arlkinson, Clarence Cottrell, Albert Bates, Eugene Baker, Elmer Boldrini, Gail Chambers, Wayne Ferris, Jos:-pli Cernich. Thirrl Row- -Mildred Allen, Betty Doiy, Mary Baxter, Lois Coulter, Verla. Bates, Floyd Barnes, Edwin Bree-af-, Barbara Alin, Grace Calhoun. Second Row-Leila Cooper, Ruth Campbell, Bernice Clapp, Robert Bates, Tony Brozovich, Bill Ilern- stein, Donald Blomgren, John Sulentich, Mary Bloodworth. First Row-Ruth Comstock, Keith Flwers, Helen Couehlin, Helen Day, Kathleen Clark, Kathryn Davis, Dorothy Delkaies - ll. Back Row-Grace Gibb, Roland Kolling. John Mattis, Dean Jones, Eugene Lone, Ralph Gntchcr, Donald McBride. Carl Johnson, Mansel Louis. Roy Forsythe, Theodore Foster, Charles I-Inrper Third Row-D-:Brock Foster. Judy Garrington. Jean Milligan, Glen LaMar, Lloyd Mariner. Henry Hicks, Howard Rowe. Louis Glusford, Jim Hartzell. Second Row-Lillian Miller, Helen Grubisich, Ruth Freed, Grace Miller, Zella Grimes, Alma Gladson. Louise Glasford. Frances Griffin, Evelyn Manxzle, Ethelyn Gillaspie. First Row-Junior Lewis. Vernon Hersman. Virginia Maneor, Grace Dicks, Anna Mae Maneor, Ruby Howard, Helen Miletich. Ill. Back Row-Billy Shepard. Charles Rowe, Alvin Rouse. John Salato, Maxine Ross. Blanche Rouse, Lucille Rouse, Carl Sylvester, Max Ostring, Robert Overmyer. Third Row-Earl Reese, Mary Jane Scott, Emery Peterson. Geraldine Mitchell, Mary D. Morrissey, Edna Slielnuist, Ruby Shelquist, Iva Perry, Mary O'Neill. Second Row-Ruth Ann Scott, Helen Saunders, Martha Serefg, Mary Nall, Mary Ellen Prothero, Louise Norman, Martha Prothero, Mildred Shovlain, Billy Morris. First Row---Delmar Scafingzer, William Montgomery, Robert S. Reeves, Robert D. Reeves, llielnnrd Rinehart, Edwin Rhoads. 26 Freshman Class In Melnorialn or Martha Miller We, the members of high school and junior college faculty, and high school students pay tribute to the memory of Nlartha Miller whose death occurred April 15, 1936 from pneumonia. Miss Miller had been history and social science teacher in Albia High School for the past six years. Our school has suffered a great loss in the death of this ellicient and beloved instructor. In MBlll0l'i3lH C966 Raymond Newman owen Class of 1936 , -, , , , Q Q T E nh: E 3 rkintnbit. : 7 - , Y E11 ,,,,,,,- W E E S, ,W---Mn, wmv ,-- L, , , ,,,, ,H W 5 ' HV -4 . QQXf .U HQV -,, ,,,7, ,,-,, g4. Y,- g,Y,,,-.,. , , , 5 Q ' M- QT' ga F E-. ,. -- , ,,- qw -- -- - - E H- - vga-x- VW : E 5 f l j + g 5 Q . T' ' Y" ' "' 'f i' "' ' " ' ' "' ' ' 0RGAN'ZAT'UN5 W, fffw -Y Y 777 Y Wffgg Sereeclt itotjfjf Editor-i'1-Chief . . . . . ,Virginia Williains Assistant Editor ......... Helen Vveller Business Maiiagcr ....,..., ..... G eorge Breckenridge Assistant Business Maliager .,.. .,.... M arjorie Burns Organization Editor ..... ,... L illian Garrington Athletic Editor ..... ,.......,.............,.. H arry Bragg, jr. Photograph Editors . . . , . .Frances Kester, Vivian Hinton, james Foster Artists .... . . . .Dorothy Hoyne, Mary Gibb, Billie Dorman Typist , . , ,.,...,..,.....,.,.......... Mary Barnluill Advisers .... .,., M iss Davis, Mr. Hartzell 31 BAND URING THE YEARS 1935 and 1936, the A. H. S. hand has progressed rapidly. Under the splendid guidance of .cur leader, Dale Carifn, these two years have been the most outstanding we have ever known. One full period a day is given to the band in order that it may continue to improve as the years go bv. During the past year the band played at all our home games, and several times they performed on other fields. This years, also, they entered the sub-district contest at Grinnell and won first place. Evelyn Bernstein played a baritone solo and she, too, won hrs: place. The marching band rated superior at Centerville in the district state contest and thus won the right to represent Albia at Iowa City. These honors pr-ave, not only to us, but to everyone, that the efforts the band put forth, and are continuing to put forth, are very worthwhile. The band has cooperated in every way and has given many splendid entertainmentsg therefore weare proud of every member and also the leader, Mr. Caris. Giifrllss' Gllee Clliuih 'HE VOCAL GROUPS have played quite an important role in the school life this year. For instance, at Christmas time a very appropriate Cantata was presented which all who attended enjoyed immensely. Under the directorship of Miss Miller, the glee clubs were represented at the district contest in Grinnell, by various vocal solos of masculine and feminine members. At different times, the club had control of Chapels, in which they sang and entertained the audience. The glee club worked hard to present the Spring Festival, which was a gala event to all who tool: part, as well as to those who attended. Witli Ruth Watt as president and Helen Elswiclc as secretary-treasurer, the members had some very enjoyable parties and entertainments. I. Back Row-Margxnerite Johannes, Arlene Johannes. Dorothy Jean Scott. Betty Lewis. Esther James, Rexrena Bates, Ida Kietzman, Mmlgre Robinson. Ruth l'urinl1u, Mary Louise Cliester, Sylvia Loeb, Woodie Morrow, Vivian Hinton. Dolores Bettis, Ruth Hinton, Burharn Lathen. Second Row-Lois Coulter, Lois Wilson. Alberta 'l'eslfox'cl. Milflreil Dotts, llillie Dorman. llorothy Hoyne. Virginia Williams, Luvenu MeKeehnn, Kathryn Kittermun. Mmmzarel. Wilson, Mm-gm-et Tedford, Eloise Morgan, Helen Vain Dulen, Marjorie Bettis, Evelyn Bernstein, Roberta Elder. Front Row-Eunice DeMoss, Mary Dailey, Mary Gibb. Ruth Wntt, Helen kllswiek, Mi-is llflaryzaret Miller, Ethel Sherman, Frances Kester, Edith Newell. Phyllis Morgan, Ruth Colvin, lilnnche Rouse. TI. Back Row-Roberta Whitlock, Barbara Kline, Frances Griliin. Leln Cooper, Gertrude Burners, Erma Smith, Bernice Darby, Fern King, Dorothy J. Walton, Milmlreml Shovlnin. Frances lioyer, Maxine Russ, Lillian Miller. Second Row--Agnes Seresr, Martha Miller. Mildred Allen, Dorothy Peterson. Murcelln Sims, Louise DeBates, Alice Brissee, Helen Ccuizhlin, Bernice Clamp, Mabel West, Lois Wilson, Mary O'Neill, Mary Nall. Front Row-Lucille Pellegrino, Geraldine Mitchell, Jean Milligan, Mary lilllen Pruthem, Mary Miller, Dorothy Jean Scott, Miss Miller, Ethel Sherman, Betty Scott, Mury Ilunih, Lillian Garrington. Helen Weller. 32 Band Q Girllsy Glen Clubs 0 'll' sw 6 I-IE HI-Y IS organized for the purpose of promoting good spirit and clean sports- manship among the boys. It is under the direction of Dean Bellman and ineets about once a month. At the meetings they have an important citizen of the town speak to them on different subjects which are interesting and worthwhile The Hi-Y has its own basketball team, and often plays other teams in the school. They hold several social functions during the year, and all the boys belonging attend for an enjoyable evening. The l'li-Y is a very worthwhile and successful organization, and we hope it will continue to be so. President .......... . .Donald Richardson Secretary-Treasuier . . . ....... Adrian Repp Sponsor ............... ...,...,..........,....,..,.,... D ean Bellman I. Back Row-Russell Love, Adrian Repo. David Myers, Abe Bernstein, Tracey Porter, Quentin - Fuhs, Lloyd Clark, John Rowe, John Hawxby, Stuart Strohnian, Francis Mahon, George Frye-. 'Third Row-Tommy Collins, David Clark, Joe Lapscy, David Strioif, Bob Flynn, Harold Petr-rsor. Joe Salato, Donald Riehzirilsnn, Jesse DeVcttc, Albert 1'Inlling4su'orth, Raymolnl Jones, Georitc Breckenridsrc. Second Row-Herbert I3-Jigtis, Harold Whited, Mark Sims, James Foster, Boll Samuel, Bryan Clark, Oscar Hassman, Joseph Gritlin. Phillip Hassmnn, Burl Coon. Iiob Kester. Front Row-Kenneth Calhoun. Charles Rowe, Russell Lancial. Mr. Hellman. Bill Haley, Harry Bragg, Clair Bates, Wayne Thompson, Kenneth Crabb. Giiirllss' Ailglvilleltiic ftssfofcioltilon HE GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION is organizd for the purpose of creating interest among the girls for sports. Basketball, lcittenball, volley ball. declc tennis, ariel dart and other sports have been popular among the girls during the past year. Tourna- ments are played at the end of the season in all these games and the girls competing receive points and are thus eligible for a G. A. A. letter. During the past year the G. A. A. has given two splendid entertainments. The iii-st presented in the gym as a chapel, and the second as an exhibition at night. The girls taking part gave different types of dances, others excellent tumbling acts, and still others played exhibition games. The G. A. A. also sponsors what are known as play nights. Every girl belonging to the organization is invited to the gym for a lunch and to play any game that she chooses. These nights have proved very successful during the past year. The money that the G. A. A. earns is spent for new equipment, so that there will be a variety of games for the girls. During the past year we have added Slll.1iTlC board, ariel dart, and dcclc tennis to our list of games. President ..................... ...... sl erry Crosby Vice President . . . . Kathryn Kitterinan Secretary . . . ..,. . . ,lane Hollingsworth Treasurer . . ..... ....,,,.. I da Kietzinan Sponsors ...... ,...,,..,...,,......, ..,.. M i ss Anderson, Miss Pharis I. Back Row-Martha Miller, Dorothy Love, Mary:arvt Wilson, Margaret Tedford, Helen Grubisi.-h, Veon Tarbell, Edith Turner, Edith Manley, Edna Shelquist, Gertrude Barnes, Ruth Wim.. Dorothy Peterson, Ruth Parisho, Barbara Ellsworth. Third Row--Virzrinia Long, Jessie Hoffman. Marjorie Lung. Marcella Sims, Mildrc-rl 'l'homas, Esther James, Louise Norman, Annie-lic Wilson. Ruth Colvin. Helen Saunders, Helen Brown, Lucille Pellegrino. Second Row-Mary Lamb, Dorothy Dicks, Agnes Sereyr, Dorothy Jean Walton, Mary Prothcro. Eva Perry, Frances Kester, Ruth Hinton, Maruaret Dane, Roberta NVhitlock. Evelyn Armour. Front Row--Dorothy Hull, Edith Lansey, Edith Newell, Evelyn Billinirs. Fern King. Alina Glad- son, Gladys Howard, Betty Stevenson, Ethel Sherman, Edith Ann Rohn, Dorothy J. Scott. II. Back Row-Judy Garrington, Erma Johnston, Lucille Dougherty, Ruth Gibb. Maxine Slack, Betty Scott, Woodie Morrow, Helen Louise Benson, Lola White-cl, Dolores Bettis. Helen Seieu- zinski, Geraldine Mitchell, Grace Gibb, Mary Miller. Third Row-Delta Doutrlns, Bonnie Wynn, Ruth Overmyer, Phyllis Morgan, Frances Jane Seibert, Mary Gibb, Roberta Elder, Marian Bohy, Alberta Tedforti, Eunice De-Moss, Alice Iirissui-, Mary Baxter, Grace Miller. Second Row-Arlene Johannes, Louise Glasford, Delia Lowry. Eloise Morgan, Mildred Dotts, Sylvia L. Loeb, Evelyn Bernstein, Betty Lewis. Mary Dailey, Mary Louise Chester. Geraldine Lawson, Bernice Clano. ' First Row-Marjorie Bettis. Daphne Cosncr, Katherine Kitterman, Jerry Crosby, Miss Anderson, Ida Kietzxnan. Jane Hollingsworth, Mary Grubisich, Marguerite Johannes, Pauline Lee. 34 H132 S Y GQMLS 9 A Hvzlefhic Association 35 Girl. Reserve 'HE GIRL RESERVE is a very important organization in Albia High School. Dur- ing the past year it has done much in the way of promoting social companionship among the girls. During the Christmas season they sponsored the annual kid party. Each girl hrought a small child and a gift. The evening was spent in entertaining children, who enjoyed them- selves immensely. These parties have always proven successful. At Christmas, also, the organization presented a beautiful chapel. Inter in the season, in co-operation with the G. A. A. the Colonial Ball was held in the gym. The girls dressed in colonial garments, danced the minuet and all who attended had an enjoyable evening. In April, the Mother-Daughter banquet was held. This is an annual event. Speeches are given, a program is presented, and the mothers are entertained with a perfect evening. Last summer the G. R. sent Pauline Freed, accompanied by Miss Reddish, to the national G. R. conference held at Powers Lake, Xvisconsin. They received new ideas for the organization which were used and proved highly successful. President .....................,............,. .,... P auline Freed Vice President .. ......... Ruth Watt Secretary ..... ..Margaret Tedford Treasurer . . .........,.. Nlargaret 'Wilson Sponsors ......,............... ....... Miss Reddish, Miss DeKalb I. Tlnclt Row-Martha Miller, Geraldine Lawson, Ruth Freed, Jessie Hoffman. Mary Miller, Ruth Gibb, Helen Scieszinski, Dorothy Lt-ve, Barbara Ellsworth, Evelyn Armour. Mary Lamb, Helen Day. Ruby Howard. Second Row-Katherine Kitterman, Ethel Sherman. Lucille Dougherty. Kathryn Davis. Nellie May. Gladys Howard. Verln Bates, Mary Baxter, Grace Miller, Grace Gibb, Louise Glnsford. Front Row--Miss Reddish, Elizabeth Hassman, Alberta Tedford, Margaret Wilson, Pauline Freed. Ruth Watt, Marjorie Strmlield, Faye Hjort, Luvena McKeehan, Edith Ann Rohn, Reirena Bates, Miss DeKalb. II. Buck Row-Maxine Slack. Betty Scott, Dorothy J. Scott, Frances Boyer. Bonnie Wynn. Mary Louise Chester, Delia Lowry, Sylvia L. Loeh, Ruby Shelquist, Mary Gibb, Woodie Morrow. Phyllis Morgan. Virginia Yohe. Second Row-Eunice De-Moss, Ida Kietzman, Dorothy Peterson, Lucille O'Brien, Margaret Stump. Ruth Overmyer, Gertrude Barnes, Dolores Bettis, Louise Swartz. Esther James. Marie Allison. Front Row--Marcella Sims. Mildred Thomas, Agnes Sereit, Roberta Elder, Alberta Tetlford, Milrlrerl aptts. llegary Duiley, Betty Lewis, Betty Stevenson, Exelyn Bernstein, Thelma Hope, Frances UDL COE C. , .Le Cerelle Fremeeiiis I-'IE FRENCH CLUB this year has been very interesting. As usual, at the begin- ning of the year, initiation took place, and the French I students were seen with their faces painted and wearing French berets and smocks. During the year many French songs are learned and then sung at the meetings. In the spring, a gala event took place when the Club held their party. It was all done in French style and everyone felt French. It was a great success. Some students correspond with French students and find this very interesting. In late April the two French classes exhibited some line French specimens. Some had note hooks containing interesting scenes in France, others, important Cathedrals or other buildings carved out of soap. The French Club is very popular and we know it will continue to he so. OFFICERS President . . ...... .... . . .Dorothy l-Ioyne Seq-erary ,, .... Alice Brissee Adviser ........................,.........................,. Miss Davis I. Back Row---Frances Kestcr, Dorothy Peterson, Ruth Watt, Evelyn Bernstein, Mary Lamb, Svlvia L. Loeb, Vir,-:finia Williams, Billie Dorman, 'Theresa Wilson, Lillian Gurrington. Floyd King, Don- ald Lott, James Lathon. Vern Rowles. Third Row-Marjorie Burns. Nellie Paulline, Louise DeB:-ites, Pauline Lee, Mary Barnhill, Nlnytha Smith, Delta Douglas, Bonnie W'ynn, Helen lfilswiclc. Betty Lf.-wis, Ruth Parisho, Eloise Morgan. Second Row-Elizabeth Hassman, Pauline Freed, Vivian Hinton. Helen Vl'eller, Harold Whitcd, Mzrrk Sims, James Foster, Quentin Fuhs, Clair Bates, Bill Flynn, Tracy Forsythe- . v Front Row-Lloyd Clark, Burl Coon. Bob Kester, Alice Brissee, Dorothy Hoyne, Mies Davis, George Breckenridge, Stuart Stroham, Herbert Bettis. 36 Girl Resfefzrfufe H Le Cmwdle Francais Sigma Dellltet Phi HE STUDENTS interested in normal work belong to this club. The regular meet- ings are once a month, where a program is presented, and the important business discussed. In the fall the seniors initiate the juniors into the club, the latter being forced to wear funny hats and aprons in school, for a whole day. This day, however, is always greatly enjoyed. The organization in the past year held several social functions, a Christmas party was held at Miss Dewey,s home, and later a picnic at the city park: A2 Thanksgiving time the Club presented a chapel, and those who teok part were very success u . President ,,.,.. . , .Helen Weller Vice President . . . . . . .... Kenneth Nelson Secretary .... .... .,.. ...... E m m a Stokes Treasurers .. . . .Virginia Long, Edith Manley' Sponsor .........,....,,....................,,...,....... Miss Dewey Buck Row-Nellie Smith, Mary Grubisieh, Phoe-he Watkins, Vivian Hinton, Robert lllattliexss. Paul Glaclson, Frank Gray, Edward Matthews, Mildred Thomas, Ifranees O'Neill. Second Row-Marguerite Sutton, Arlene Belzer, Helen Smith, Erma Smith, Venn Tarbell, Edith Turner, Lorea Christy, Ruby Van Dalen, Geraldine Lawson, Airnes Sereg. Front Row-Lucille 0'Brien, Madge Robinson, Edith Manley, Emma Stokes, Miss Dewey, Helen VVeller, Kenneth Nelson. Echoes of the Red and Blue URING THE PAST year our newspaper page was as popular as ever. The goings on of the week would came out every Nlonday evening and everyone would grab the paper to see if he or she had been mentioned. The two famous columns, "The Echo" and "Wliy? O, Wl1y?', by "Spyguy" caused a great deal of talk around school, and news that wasn't supposed to get out, everyone knew. However it was all in fun, and it was fun. The staff had its usual party and everyone had a good time. Editor-in-chief . ,...4........ ...,., ...,.,,..., ....,...,. S y l via Loeb Ass't Editor ..,,. ...,,.. E lizabeth l-lassman Faculty Advisers ...... ,.Miss Kissick, Miss Reddish junior College Editor .........,,. , Ruby James News Editor ......... . . . .... ...... R uth Parisho Ass't News Editor . . ........,......,,... George D. Miller Athletic Editors .. , Kenneth Crabb, Harold Higginbotliam. Typists ...,...,......,............ . ,. Arlene Johannes, Hope Gildroy Back Row--Gayle Bennett, Harold Higginbotham, Edward J. McDonald, Roy Teele. Second Row-George D. Miller, Kenneth Crabb, Elizabeth Hassman, Ruth Parisho, Marguerite Johnn- nes, Phoebe Watkins, Ruby James, Alberta Tedword, Edith Scott, Arlene Johannes. Front Row-Miss Kissiek, Sylvia Loeb, Hope Gilclroy, Miss Reddish. Iuniiorfgeniior Banquet 9 On May 2 the knights and ladies arrayed in their finery assembled to attend the Junior- Senior "Tournament" The gym was beautifully decorated, thanks to the fruitful labours of the hard-working Juniors and their faithful sponsors, and the theme was the mediaeval age. The clever program carried gout the theme with King Arthur, toastmaster-Aldo Della Vedova, Queen of Beauty-Helen Carruthers, Chivalry-Mr. D. O. Smith, Lancers-Dancers, Joust and Tournament-Elizabeth Hassman, Knight-Mac Schleier, Heralds-Girls' Trio. The toast program was followed by an evening of dancing, and we are confident that the banquet was one -of the nicest events in our four years of high school life. 38 Sigma Dalton PM Echoas Banquet 1935 3'-P Ure hes tru IKE THE BAND, the orchestra is becoming better every clay. Several times during the last few months, they have proved to us what splendid work they are doing. First, they presented a concert in the new gym, which was highly prais- ed hy all who heard it. They also entertained at our school plays, and were recommended highly. New instruments are being purchased for artists who wish to show their talents. In the last year a hell lyre, a xylophone and a kettle drum have heen added. Grace Miller has very successfully mastered the bell lyre, which is a very important addition, both to the band, and tl1e orchestra. Vife hope that the achievements of the orchestra, in the future, will he as successful as they have been in the past. Boys' Gllee Cluh Nliss Margaret lVliller has worked faithfully this year and has turned out a very promis- ing group of vocalists. In Marcli Vern Rowles entered the sub-district contest at Grinnell and was rated excel- lent. Other splendid voices are those of Dave Myers, Stuart Stroham, and Wayne Thompf son, all of whom sang solos in the Christmas Cantata presented in the gym. To reward them for their good work Miss Miller gave them a party. They brought guests, and everyone had a good time. We hope that the boys will continue this growing interest in vocal work, and so build up Hner and better glee clubs. President , ................,,....... ...,....,.. ,.,.... T i 'acey Porter Vice President ...... . , .Harry Bragg, Jr. Secretary-Treasurer ......,............,.... .... ,..... S t uart Stroham Back Row-C. J. Stocker, Henry Hit-las, David Myers. Burton Wilkin, Floyd Buffingtnn, Bill Haley. Bob Kester, Frank Johnson, Dellrock Foster. James Foster, Tracy Forsythe. Second Row--George Breckenridge, Clair Bates, Ollie Kaldenberg, Floyd King, Hawxby, Vern Rowles, Wayne Thompson, Samuel Turner, Carl Howe. Leonard Mattis. Front Row--Geurge Davison, Harold Hifrginbotham, Stuart Strohinan, Miss Miller, Harry Bragg, Ethel Sherman, Tracey Porter. Burl Coon, KenneLh Crabb, Charles Coon. O. G.. A. and O. A.. ., l.lRING ITS NINE YEARS of existence, the commercial club has become increas- ingly valuable in this department. The cluh is composed of two separate divisions. The O. A. T. fOrder of Artistic Typistsl and the O. G. A. fOrder of Gregg artists.j The O. A. T. takes care of all typing awards, including Competent Typists Certificates for speed and accuracy, and Junior and Senior O. A. T. awards, all issued from the New York office. Included in the O. G. A. division are the shorthand specimens, which each student pens to send into the New York olhce for a membership certihcate. Of course, each student hopes for a gold pin. These specimens are also entered in a national contest. We get a good deal of enjoyment from our competition in these organizations, as well as worthwhile help in our school work. O. G. A. O. A. T. President ..,....... . .,., Harold Belzer President ...,......,,.. Gertrude Barnes Vice President . . ..... Ruth Overmyer Vice President . . . , . ,Mary E. Nlurphy Secretary ..... , . .Marguerite Johannes Secretary ...,, ..... F loyd King Treasurer ..,... .....,..... N ellie May Treasurer . , . . ..... . . .Bonnie Wynli Buck Rlikv-M21TlZ'Ll2FlC9 Johannes, Betty Scott, George Breckenridge, Floyd King, Harold Be-lzer, Jerry Crosby, Gertrude Barnes. Front Row-Mary Dailey, Ruth Overmyer, Helen Elswick, Mary Ellen Murphy, Nellie May, Bonnie Wynn, Doris Combs. 40 Uwshesftvm Chee Club Commercial 41 Deccllfctmcailljory Nlary Louise Chester Humorous Elizabeth Hassman-Dramatic Daphina Cnsner-Oratorical Grace Feehan-Humorous Lewis Rinehart-Oratorical Dolores Bettis-Dramatic RONI A GROUP of twelve students who toolc part in the home contest first places were won by Daphina Cosner in Oratorical with "Vengeance is Mine," Elizabeth Hassman in Dramatic with "The Fool Hath Said in his Heart," and Mary Louise Chester in Humorous with "The Boy Who Wanted to be Spankedf, The winners of second place in the Home Contest represented Albin in the Southern Iowa Conference Declamatory Contest which was held April I5 at the Albia High School auditorium. The schools represented were Albia, Osceola, Chariton, Centerville and Bloom- field. Lewis Rinehart toolc second place in the Oratorical division with "Program for Progress." Dolores Bettis won third in rhe Dramatic division with "Fading Roses," and Grace Feehan placed fifth in Humorous with "A Really Truly Ghost Story." 42 George Mclntire . Terry Mcliitire , Mrs. Mclntire .. Professor Mclntire Sophie ,,....... Mrs. Patterson ..... Elsie Patterson .. Allzldligh School Pllotgy NOVEMBER "GROWING PAlNS" By AURANI A ROUVEROL . . .......,, Bill Flynn Edith Ann Rohn Margaret Teclford . . . Wayne Thompson . . ..,... Mary Lamb . . . .Nellie Paulline . . . . Billie Dorman asf 14, 1935 Brian .... Omar Hal ,.... Pete ....... Prudence . . . Patty ,..... jane ,.... . . . . . . Harry Bragg james Foster . . . ..,.,,.. Bill Haley George Breckenridge . , . . . . Irene Wilson .....,..Bctty Lewis . . ....., Daphina Cosner Traffic Officer .,.....,.,. , Burl Coon Miriam Dorothy Jean Scott Dutch ..............,..,. Clair Bates Vivian ...,. Arlene Johannes Other Couples, Mary Dailey, Bolo Kester, Ruth Colvin, Floyd King, Lois Wilsoii, Tracy Forsythe. Staff Director ...,,. ,......... ..... P zi uline Davis Make-up ....... Property Ivlanager Stage Managers , Electrician ,.,.,., The action of the play is laid in the Patio of the Mclntire residence in a university town in northern California. Act 1. Scene I. Late afternoon. Scene H. Several months later. Mid-day. Act II. Scene I. A few weeks later. Evening. Scene II. Two hours later. Act III. The next morning. . . , . Frances Kester . . . . Marjorie Burns David Clarlc, Donald Frye, Bob Kester ...................,....,....TraceyPorter '43 ff'- Iiuvmior Class Play APRIL 2 AND 3, 1936 " THE NUT FARM" By JOHN C. BROXVNELL Cast Mrs. Barton . , , . . . .......,..,.......,..,,.,. . . . Ethel Chambers Willie Barton, a thorn in thc side of his family .,.. .i..... B ill Flynn Helen Bent, XVillie's sister who has movie aspirations , . . . . Ruth Colvin Robert Bent, Helen's husband ,...............,........ Stuart Strohman Ezra Sliscomb, retired Iowa Farmer ......,,......,...... ..... H erbert Bettis Agatha Sliscomb, Ezra,s only and beautiful college daughter ,. . ..i, Evelyn Armour Hamilton T. Holland, great impressario of the film world . . . .... Oscar I-Iassman J. Clarence Biddeford, scenario writer , . ,...r,....,.... .....r.. T racey Porter Harold Van Horton, leading man ,..,... .,,.... E dgar Teasdale Hilda, the maid .,........ ' ......,. ...,,.,..,. .... D o rothy Lundstrom Staff Director . . . . . ........... . , . Pauline Davis Make-up .........,. .... ..........,.. F r ances Kester Property Manager . . . . ,.,, . . . ..... Margaret WX7ilson Stage Managers .. ., ,. .... .. ..,.,...,.... George Frye, John Rowe Electricians ..,.. ..,,...,.,,........,.,...,........ H arold Higginbotham, Bob Kester Act I. Living room in the Bent Home, Late afternoon. "The Plowingf' Act H. The same. Three hours later. "The Sowing." fThe curtain will be lowered for a few seconds to denote the passing of two l1ours.l Act HI. The same. One month later. "The Harvest.', TIME: The Present. PLACE: Southern California. 44 Senior Class Play MAY 8, 1936 "A LUCKY BREAK" By ZELDA SEARS Cast Martlia Mullet, proprietor of Hotel Mullet .... ., ..., Vivian Hinton Nora Mullet, het daughter . .. . ........... . . . Elizabeth Hassman Elmine Ludine Smith, a servant ....... .,.., F rances Kester Benny Ketcham, a super-salesman .. Harry Bragg, Jr. Abner Ketcham, his uncle ...,,... .... W ayne Thompson Mrs. Barrett, a guest ..,........ ...., E mma Stokes Claudia, her daughter ....,. ..,...., M axine Slack Tommy Lansing, a painter .,.... .,,.... .... G e orge Breckenridge John Bruce, a man of business ......,..,.... ....,,... J ames Palmer Charles Martin, general manager for Bruce .... .....,. J ames Foster Jura Charente, a French dancing teacher ......,..,, ....,......... V irginia Williairxs Var Charente, her hrother ..,..........,.......,..,...,..........,..... Burl Coon Guests: Bella Mcwatt-Lilliaii Garringtong Alchiba Spinster-Billie Dormang Alphecca Spinster-Gertrude Barnes. Spivins, a busman ,.,..., . ,.., ..... , . . . ,Lewis Rinehart Vffatlcins, a chauffeur ,. .... .. .... Floyd King Staff Director ,..... .... . . ..,.... ...,......... P auline Davis Property Managers .... Pauline Freed, Helen Weller Stage Manager ........ ..,. ...,..,.., . . ..,..,.. . , , ..., , . . . . Donald Frye Electrician ..,......,...,....,. ,..,,,....,.....,..,.. .......4,...... D a vid Clark Scene-Office of Hotel Mullet, Matasquam, Connecticut. Timer-The present. 45 - I is 46 ffl? K J at -69 1 403 gl r J fig W Q 1 'za .7 D' H a v J mfr .H -gg' mg 1h'5 I YQ Wo '30 1 n lil 5 " fu ' 9 4 V 15.13141 WX ,, 7?,gn4 it I 7 AH ATI-ELETICSI , QW ! 1 K a f Q'i-:K ,,..-J--,43.--' lliiooftlboillll l Aldo Della Vedora, Captain FOOTBALL SCORES Albia 0 Ottumwa IZ Alb. 13 Melclier 6 Albin 19 Osceola 0 i Albia 0 Fairfield 20 W Albin 12 Knoxville 6 Albia 6 Centerville 12 Albia 39 Bloomfield 0 Albia 0 Chariton 7 U4 FTER A SUCCESSFUL 1934 season in which the Demons captured the Southeii Iowa Conference Championship title, a determined bunch of boys reported for prac- tice, September 3, 1935, under a new coach, John Sexton, who replaced Wfilliam Parisho as head coach at Albia High. ' VVith only two weeks of practice before the first game the boys worked hard to get in shape for their first encounter with the Ottumwa Bulldogs, Having lost a number of regulars by graduation in the spring of '34 Sexton had to find new men to fill the shoes of Lee, Della Vedova, Gantz, Morrow, and others. But luclc was with the coach and he quickly found out char Murphy, Saunders, Palmer, Palmer, Olson, and others were capable of the posi- tions left open. Friday night, September 13, a fast, snappy, determined eleven of Red and Blues came out under the lights of the Albia gridiron to oppose their old foes-Ottumwa. Outweighted by several pounds, the Demons leolced comparatively small beside the white giants from O. H. S. The Demons fought hard and made tremendous drives tzward the Ottumwan's goal only to fumble or be stopped when a touchdown seemed certain. The game ended 12-O, but showed that with practice che Demons would be a hard team to conquer. 49 After suffering defeat from the Ottumwa Bulldogs the Demons met the Melcher eleven on the Albia gridiron, September 27. An entirely different class of boys were playing their first real game for the citizens of Albia, for after two weeks of strenuous practice, the boys were willing to tackle anything. The first quarter was well fought by both teams but fum- bling and right defensive playing held both teams scoreless. But early in the second quarter the Demons made a powerful drive to the Melclier goal line. Campbell broke through right tackle for forty-seven yards and from the six yard line Frye crashed through center for the first marlcer. The Demons came back strong in the third quarter, and threatened the visitors goal more than once. Then Ed Murphy, the fightin' Irish, intercepted a Melclier pass and ran 40 yards for Albia's second touchdown. Melcher also scored in the third and again threatened in the fourth only to be stopped by the gun. October 4, the Demons played their first conference game at Osceola and behind the playing of Frye, Campbell, Murphy, and Hollingsworth, the Demons marched to an easy victory. The Demons staged a drive in the first quarter which netted their hrst touchdown and they scored two more markers before the game ended. On October ll, the Demons met the Fairfield eleven who, under the leadership of Cap- tain Kelleher defeated the Demons 20 to 0. The fighting spirit which had progressed so rapidly the past few weeks had suddenly come to an abrupt end. Fumbling and tough breaks in favor of the Fairfield eleven enabled the visitors to score three markers before the last quarter was finished. Although the Demons were defeated, the boys fought madly the last half and threatened the visitors several times, but a fumble or no gains stopped the boys when a touchdown seemed certain. Friday, October 18, the Demons defeated Knoxville, 12 to 6, at the latter's stadium. VU ith a tremendous first quarter spurt the Demons scored after Frye had carried the pigslcin to the Knoxville 13 yard line, and from there, Campbell plunged over right guard for the first touchdown. The boys from Albia again scored in the third quarter after Campbell returned a punt forty-five yards to Knoxville Z5 yard line, and from there he again broke through right guard for a touchdown. The Knoxville eleven netted their only touchdown late in the last quarter. Fumbling probably cost the Demons two more markers. October 18th, they journeyed to Centerville to play their oldest rivals the Centerville Reds. ' The first half was a hard fought battle between both teams, but in the last two minutes of the second quarter a blocked Demon lcick was recovered by Centerville on the Albin six yard line, but again the Demons held and punted to their own 35 yard line, where Center- ville began a last minute drive to the Albia's two yard line, from that point Wliisler crashed throughfor the Reds, first touchdown. Both teams came back strong in the second half, but a quick kick, a pass, and a beautiful demonstration of open field running by Wfhisler gave Centerville another touchdown. In the fourth quarter the Demons came out fighting and made a sixty-five yard drive for a touchdown. Wednesday afternoon, October 20, the Demons swamped Bloomfield 39 to 0. Camp- bell brolce loose in the first quarter for a 55 yard run which gave Albia her first touchdown. Campbell again raced 50 yards for a touchdown in the third quarter. Frye, Palmer, Hogg, also scored for the Demons. The Demons played the last game of their 1935 season against Chariton, and many of the boys were playing their last game for Albia High School. The game was a hard fought battle from start to Hnish with both teams playing a tight defensive game while the offense was only gigantic at times. The Demons threatened the Chariton goal more than once but were held by a stone wall of fighting C. I-I. S. boys. Chariton finally broke loose in the third quarter and scored on a beautifully executed triclc play around right end. . They' also converted the extra point and gave them a 7 to 0 lead which they maintained the rest of the game. 50 Boisleellzlmoillll Scores Allnia 28 l'litcma11 16 Albin Albia 33 Melrose 24 Albia Albin 17 Ottumwa 27 Allaia Albia 20 Bloomfield 16 Allin Albia 29 Oslcaloosa 20 Allzia Russell Love, Captain Albia 31 Osceola 24 Albia Albia 27 Central Catholic 22 Allxia 35 Eldon 13 Albia 27 Centerville 33 Albin 26 Clmariton 22 Albia 27 Melclmer 16 Allaia 36 Bloomfield 24 Albin 29 Knoxville 30 fovertimej SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT Albia ss Mystic 21 ' Allaia '50 Bloomfield 20 Albia 29 Centerville 25 fovertimej DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Allnia 26 Melcller 22 Albia 17 Ottumwa 23 26 21 28 27 24 29 Eldon 14 Melcher 19 Cllariton 22 Osceola 25 Ottumwa 22 Centerville 18 '51 Bots llteitlboillll 'HE 1936 ALBIA high school basketball team wfnning Z0 games and losing four during the season just closed, compiled the finest record ever made by a local high school cage five, the best previous mark being 17 victories and 5 defeats for the 1932 team. V The present team won the Southern Iowa Conference title with only one defeat in eight games and reached the district tournament hnal, setting an Albin record of advancement in the state elimination series. Witli a team composed of three lettermen and a promising group of sophomores and juniors with which to form the nucleus of his 1935-36 basketball squad, Coach Sexton opened the season with one of the strongest teams which the Southern Iowa Conference had to offer. There were only two seniors on the varsity squad but they will be important losses next sea- son. Capt. Russell Love and Tommy Collins, forwards, were the tcarn's highest scorers and Sexton will be hard pressed to find a pair to replace them. Mileticli, Saunders, Flynn, Wfood- ard, and Felton were soon found to be seasoned warriors at the game, and their passing and breaking attack combined with their deadly accuracy of hitting the hoop were qualities feared by all of their foes. Love finished as leading scorer of the season, with 196 points in 24 games, an average of more than eight points per game. Capt. Love was also chosen as one of the most outstand- ing forwards in Southern Iowa and was given a place on the Southern Iowa All Star 'Cage Team. Collins and Nliletich also received honorable mention. His expert instruction coupled with the "do or dien spirit that pervaded from Coach on down to the last sub are the principal factors in their remarkable success. 52 CONFERENCE 1936 CHAMPIONS Y C SQWERNEQQWA E2 br' " , 1 . ,- my, H 1 A 4 -Yf-V I ' A 1 28 V- 1 . .vgrl ,. Y, I X Bettis Dotts Haley onlthefrn .lower Conference Tennis Tonfrnezmenllz I N THE EARLY part of September 1935 the S. I. C. Committee announced that there would be held at Centerville, Iowa, a tennis tournamentg those participating would be Albia, Centerville, Chariton, Bloomfield. Russell Love and Harry Bragg were the Albia High School representatives. In the iirst single match Love defeated the Bloomfield representative 6-0, 6-0, and showed the spectators how tennis was really played. In fact his opponent hardly got a smell of the ball. In the second single match Bragg defeated Ellis of Centerville 6-1, 6-1. The next match Love defeated Clouse of Centerville 6-4, 6-3, and again displayed his skill by turning aside Ce11tervillc's Number One man. The next match Bragg drew a bye and Love played Bennett of Chariton and easly deiicated the ace of the Chariton courts 6-4, 6-4 to be proclaimed Champion of Number 1 singles. Bragg then played Clark of Chariton and their match lasted one hour and forty-five minutes. Clark won the hrst set 6-4, Bragg took the next set which was a deuce set 8-6, and Clark won the last set which was also a deuce set 7-5. Clark was Number 2 Singles Champion and Bragg was second, Love and Bragg then defeated Chariton 6-4, 6-3 in the doubles and then defeated Cen- terville in doubles 6-2, 6-4 to cinch the championship for Albia High School. 54 fi' illl.tlll1L,, 'uihwl T Q' Scholltltslltvic Athletic Medal This year in A. H. S. seven boys qualihed for the National Athletic Scholarship. Eligibil- ity to membership in this society shall be limited to those boys earning an athletic letter in one of the four major sports, or letters in two minor sports, whose average in their school worlc flor three consecutive semesters is equal to or higher than the general average of the school, and who have exemplified the highest type of citizenship and sportsmanship. The boys qualifying this year are: Aldo Della Vedova Russell Love L Steve Nliletich Bill Flynn Homer Wilson Fred Christenson James Palmer They competed in the two major sports, football and basketball, and made excellent records for the school and a name for themselves among the students of A. H. S. Golf In the Southern Iowa Conference Golf Tournament held in Chariton early in the fall of 1935, the Charition foursome defeated Albia by a small margin to talce lirst honors. Albin Hnishcd second and Osceola and Centerville finished third and fourth respectively. The Albia teamvmembers were Bill Flynn, Quentin Fuhs, Micky Olson, and Bob Flynn, and they were coached by Fred Geneva. Although they lost this match, their sportsmanlike conduct and willingness tend to show that this fall when the match is ,held at Centerville there may be a different ending to the tournament. All four boys will be back next fall. 55 How we beat Ottumwa Golf C lmmpions Girlsf Basketball 56 Tennis Cfmmpions Ping-Pong ,A , rf, , 5 F mwmnos Q Jowes P Q 7 U ' i FEAIUQES This year the Screech has as one of its leading features the medal awards. These three good-looking medals were awarded for Scholarship, Activities, and Athletics. The committee to choose these honored people included the entire faculty, and after much debating and deliberation they awarded the medals to the following outstanding pupils: rT..,.i,, 7, A, , . r. . 1. '-wJ all, ., L fill? r-Wrrr i 'w Xie ff ei, fi Ill v I L 'J f If A I -:wma no 1 '- I U l : ,L ' l mcftave ez' Scholarship- Pziuline Freed Athletics- Russell Love Activilies- Helen Weller 59 6565 Awards These students have received "A" letters during the school year: FOOTBALL Aldo Della Vedova Harold Whitged Albert Hollingsworth Lewis Rinehart Homer Wilson Jack Palmer Gilbert Saunders Elton Hogg James Palmer Paul Ostring Tommy Campbell Fred Christenson Micl-:ey Olson George Frye Edward Murphy BAND Virginia Williams Billie Dorman Mary Gibb Mildred Dotts Marguerite Johannes Mary Louise Chester Floyd King Burl Coon Dorothy Hoyne Wfayne Thompson ORCHESTRA George Breckenridge DRAMATIC Frances Kester Harry Bragg, Jr. Elizabeth Hassman 60 BASKETBALL Russell Love Tommy Collins Willis I-Iunt Junior Gibson Gilbert Saunders Maclc Woodard Steve Mrletich Robert Felton Bill Flynn TENNIS Harry Bragg, Jr. Russell Love YELL LEADERS Mildred Dotts Bill Haley SCHOLASTIC fAwarded by the Board of Education for work during the school year 1934-35J Freshman Velma Ford George Miller Harold Peterson Kenneth Crabb Harold Bennett Sophomore Ethel Sherman Charley Gutch Ruth Watt Erma Smith Ethel Chambers junior Pauline Freed Mary Barnhill Helen Weller Elizabeth Hassman Vivian Hinton I E u 4 Pb IT! l'Tl2"-IZ CO ZITIITI E ZP P0251-1-45 VHZ Calendar SEPTEMBER Ar it again. Chapel. The Woodcock's entertain us. Albia-Ottumwa football game. Good game-for Ottumwa. Dr. Parker, lecturer. We all feel highly reformed. OCTOBER Chapel-and a very entertaining one- act play. The Gridders play at Osceola and good old Albia comes out on top. Rev. Nlillard and wife give us a great entertainment. Screech sponsors a benefit dance. Abe Bernstein turns Fred Astaire. Football game here-Albia vs. Fairfield. We all go home feeling blue. Knoxville vs. Albia. All is well. The teachers eat. lyliss Miller and Mr. Caris get together and--the music goes round and round. Centerville game-and there was a hot time in Centerville that night. Girls' Glee Club party-the boys' turn to be guests. NOVEMBER Bloomfield game-and did we rejoice. Three cheers for Campbell and Frye. Josephine 'Steclcel gives us a few point- ers on dear old Mexico. "Growing Pains." 'XVe all had 'em. G. A. A. play night and-sore legs. St. Louis All Stars-Peck and Plute are happy. Rufus Rose Marionettes. Good old Scrooge. Faculty step out for a good time. DECEMBER Ottumwa H. S. vs. Albia there. Too bad boys-better luck next time. Jack Ramon and his pet snakes. Bloomheld-Albia game, and a victory. Christmas Cantata in candlelight. Albia wins over Osceola. 22 30. Happiness-Christmas vacation. 3. JAN UA RY Centerville game-Just to shew you what good losers we can he. 7-8-9. Exams-more fun. 10. 17. Albia vs. Eldon-and another victory for good old A. H. S. Chariton comes down and we show them haw to play-for a change. 23. Band concert-full-fledged musicians. 27 Ottumwa vs. Albia-and did they go home with red faces. 29. Screech chapel. Big sales coming up. 31 Centerville-Albia game. They lose. Bcneht dance-Vern Rowles croons. FEBRUARY 11. Home Dcclam. Red faces and shaky knees. 12. Gym class assembly-I won't dance. 18. Colonial Ball. More Georges and Nlarthas. 19. Rev. Keesey gives a splendid talk. 28. Knoxville-Albia game. If that gun had only gone off sooner! MARCH 2. Boys, Glee Club party-wine, women and song. 12. Big pep chapel. 13-14. Wliat thrills-Albia wins the sub- district tourney-everybody celebrates. 21. Albia loses to Ottumwa at the district. 24. 2. 2-3 9. 13. 15. 18. 22. 30. 8. 10. 13. James 'Whitcomb Riley comes back to life. APRIL Dr. Gable-not Clark. . Junior Class Play, "The Nut Farmv -Bill will become an actor yet. Drake assembly-good as usual. Gym exhibitiong beautiful girls and handsome gentlemen. Conference declam-keep up the good work. The musicians go to Centerville. "Our good friend Orvalf' Always in- tcresting. junior-Senior Banquet. Long dresses and permanent waves. MAY "A Lucky Brealci'-for everyone. Baccalaureate-it won't be long now. Commencement--a fond farewell. We extend our Congrat- ulations to the Seniors of '36 and truly wish you the very best of suc- cess in life . . . The Woodcock Studio When you need out- standing photographs we are ready and eager to serve you. 63 Teitel's Department Store The Home Of BEAUTIFUL DRESSES AND COATS La France Hosiery Albia, Iowa Smarl: Shop Ladies' Ready-td Wear Albia, Iowa North Side Square Luncly G' Pabst ATTORNEYS AT LAVV Cramer Bldg. Albia, Iowa Hugh Lundy, Alfred M. Pabst M. A. BOHY Fairway Fine Foods High Quality Meats Phone 3 Free Delivery Allen G' Lewis Furniture 8t Undertaking C3433 Albia, Iowa Dalin Cafe A Good Place To Eat Prices Reasonable Mr. Chambers: Wliat is HNO3? Sylvia Loeb: Oh, er, er-it's right on the tip of my tongue-I- Mr. Chambers: W'ell, spit it ont. Its Nitric Acid. D: O.: Do you give a guarantee with this hair restorer? Barber: Guarantee, sir? Why, we give a comb. . Mrs. Caris: What sweet sounds come from the water tonight! Mr. Caris: Yes, the fish are probably run- ning through their scales. Captain: So you're going to spend the rest of the afternoon in a steamer chair. Passenger: Wfhy yes, if nothing else comes up. Pretty Polly Perkins Bicycle Built For Two Future Speed Ball Present Keep Your Tummy I n Past Can VV e Dance? 65 Spurgeon's " The Thrift Store" Just "Look In" and Let us "Look Out" For You YOU ARE A WELCOME VISITOR AT THIS STORE Albia Granite Co. MONUMENTS THAT LAST F. M. McLaughlin, Prop. ALBIA, IOWA Deacon Jones was talcen seriously ill, and the following bulletins were promptly post- ed: 10:00 A.M.-Deacon jones no better. 11:00 A.M.-Deacon Jones has relapse. 12:30 P.M.-Deacon Jones weaker. Pulse failing. 2:15 P.M.-Deacon Jones' family sum- moned. 3:10 P.M.-Deacon Jones has died and gone to heaven. Later in the afternoon a traveling sales- man happened by, stopped to read the bulle- tins, and, going to the board added: 4:10 P.lVI.-Great excitement in Heav- eng Deacon Jones has not yet arrived. The worst is feared. M. C. Falvey L. A. Falvey A. H. S. 1918 Falvey Brothers The Lumber Men clk-,gfs fvgvdw mb-' 9336- 6:6 The Puppets, Hansel and G retel Being Initiated The Future C hemists Dorf! Overdo, john! The Four Mugs Lemme Have It W,7df Argstsf 67 Alway Something New at the Albia Gift Sho Expert Repairing on WATCHES, CLOCKS, EYE GLASSES, PENS, JEWELRY R. E. Wick North Side Square Alexander Supply G Q D F R E Y company Ice and Coal Co. "If it's Hardware, it's Here" P Benton Ave., East E. Wash. Ave. Phone 95 Albia, Iowa Phone 268 Albia, Iowa CLEANING PRESSING QOPPOSITE CLARK HOTELJ DYEING REPAIRING KING Tl-IEATRE "WHERE HITS ARE A HABITH Were Waiting Rmb Our Sextelte Tweet-tnfeet Push the first valve down and it comes out here The Four Best Perfect-and then some Prof. Caris- A-1 Our VV inner A thorn be- tween two roses Blow hard, Frances 69 When The Music Goes Round and Round You'1l Want To Look Your Best And you Will, if you have had HuiTord's tune up the old suit or dress The HUFFORD CLEANERS nuBEN's QMAR FANCY GROCERIES WONDER FLQUR AND BY South Clinton Phone 300 Anna, Iowa S. M. GRANT CO Congratulations to the Class of 1936 , ii L ATI M E R S DEPARTMENT s'roRE "Better Merchandise, Lowest Price, Courteous Service" SOUTH SIDE SQUARE Phone 312 FLOYD C. BONEY ' GAYLE CARTER Manager Ass't Manager C ontentea' Plandsomel The Two Coaches and? Our Gang! -ET-,, ff' .,,.. ,V ,. Airft We Got Fun? Airft Love G nmrl? Pfrologmpfmer Kesler Toad 7 1 I f V om .lam NNEY7 4 1 J0,N ENNEY3' Z' I' i P . ' ' 6? ENNEY5 W!ll,,m l A WWW' mf 5? Q W1 ,MII C! WI 9 ,I-.U 5 " Q ,f Y .- if -gr. Jon: ennnnws I It I cl Life's pretty easy for Pen- I ney's "Comfortable Cash 3 Customers." No debts, no ' bills, no temptation to charge beyond your means. Better join up right soon! - - if.. ig . Xa i 91' -'l 'N1'U::r'0TL55'R'C,iF1 .. Hf'b.1?1'R. A T l::Ij."p Brawcly Drug Marion Brawdy "Your Druggistn Leading Brands of Perfumes and Toilet Preparations N. E. Corner Square Albia Iowa Arch P. Graham PAINTING-SIGNS Auto Repairing Fender WO1'k PHONE 112 . "A" AVE. E. Dr. G. A. Hannum Optometrist EYES EXAMINED GLASSES FITTED East Side of Square "Well, Bobbie," said a kindly old gentle- man to a little friend of his, aged five, "what's new up at your house?" "Nothin's much 'cept I've got a new baby brother." "You don't mean it! Well, I suppose you're very fond of him?', "Nope, he's no good-yells all the time." "Why clon't you send him back?" "Can,tg we've used him four days al- reaclyf, A Freshman bought a season football ticket and attended one of the games. That evening his mother was surprised to hear the following prayer: "God bless Ma, God bless Pa, God bless me, Rah! Rah! Rahln -ll. "Wl1y, Mabel," said a mother to her four year old daughter, uyoulve got one of your stockings on wrong side out." "I put it on that way," explained the little miss, 'Ucause there's a hole on the other side." 72 Editor and Assistant Bugofogy How Sweet We Look! Cold Outside? Pals Vee Heap Big Stuff Sure- I'Ve'fl Pose 73 BLACKSTONE CAFE L 0 E B V S SERVICE QUALITY Fountain Service The Pioneer Clothier . :' . BIGGEST GOOD GOODS Nolth Sue Squaw OLDEST Nom-IING Albia, Iowa BEST ELSE J. M. Dorman Grocery We extend Good Wishes and the Best of Luck with HEARTY CONGRATULATIONS To the Class of 1936 VVe have a Complete Line of Fancy Groceries of Good Quality and Quality Meats South Side lj Phone 246 Mrs. Caris: lim going to give you a picce Duffy: Do you know why Cab Callo- of my mind. way can't have a garden? Mr. Caris: just a small helping, please. Pauline: No, why? --l Duffy: Somebody hi-dc-ho. "Dear Teacher," wrote Mrs. Hawxhy, "you must not whack my John. He is a delicate child and isn't used to it. At home we never hit him except in self-defense." 1.1. Nliss Harlow: Now, who can tell us something about the great Homer? Jeffries: Well, his name is Babe Ruth, and his salary is 580,000 a year. -.1-. Melter-Logically There are meters of water- There are meters of light- But the hest of all meters ls to meet'er at night. There are letters of accent- There are letters of tone- But the hest of all letters Is to let'er alone. Porter: Bragg: Porter: Bragg: week. Do you work in the shirt factory? Yes. Why aren't you working today? We're making night shirts this ill- Goliath: Why don't you stand up like a man and Hgh: mc? David : Wait till I get rt little bowlder. It was a Scotchman in the football stad' ium who jumped up and shouted, :QI-Iey, hack!" you there! Get that quarter .li "Your teeth are like the stars, he said, Ancl pressed her hand so white. And he spoke true, for, like the stars, Her teeth came out at night. 74 To the Class of Nineteen Thirty-six To the Classes Who Have ' Gone By- To the Classes Who Are to Follow- Goool Health The Greatest Gift This World Can Afford! John ll. Hess COURTEOUS FOUNTAIN SERVICE MAX FACTOR SCCIETY MAKE-UP I Qf"X9 PHARMACIST ' DRUGS Nol:by's Super Service Slaiion "Service with a Smile" D-X GASOLINE AND OIL TED Sz DUCKY Moil-ner's Kiiclmen Cafe JUST A GOOD PLACE TO EAT Phone 533W Phone 760 HOYNE KARSO'S INSURANCE Grocery 6' Marlcei "SERVICE C f C1 1 orner o S. inton anc AND Tenth RELIABILITY" Qul- Motto PHONE 67 ALBIA, IA. Riie-Way Food Siore Kline's Jack Sprat Foods Groceries and Meats West Side Square Phone 414 Martin Kline C. W. Smallwood FIRE INSURANCE Albia's New Shoe Store Style - Comfort - Service Hiail: 6' Downey Southeast Corner Square Albia, Iowa Hawkeye Lumber Company BUILDING MATERIALS Phone 94 Buy it of Us -:iw fi v I i P Y i 5 1 f I -1 4 1 -s i Ti 7 +1 A Lifrle Biz Independent ln the Dark Why Dorff We Get Along It Never Dawned On Me Fm on a See-saw Lady in Red S hi pmates Forever Mickey' Why Dorff You Practire What You Preach 77 v Say it Flowers RICH EY FLORAL COMPANY Flowers for All Occasions 512 North Third St. Bates Transfer and Siorage Co. LOCAL AND LONG DIS- TANCE HAULING Your Business Appreciated With Service PHONE 194 Phone 443 Allaia Bakery GENEVA'S Home of QUALITY PASTRIES PIES COOKIES CAKES Try Our Delicious Bread M. M. Illingworth, Prop. MEAT MARKET WHERE QUALITY IS ASSURED East Side Square STOVES RANGES DARBY 6' WOOD HARDWARE Phone 160 Albia, Iowa PAINT SPORTING GOODS Congratulations LAW OFFICES OF to the MILLER, EVERETT CLASS OF 1935 6, MILLER Townsend Bldg. 5c to 51.00 Stores ALBIA, IOWA TIRES BATTERIES B R I A R D A L E TU LLER sro R E F . . Jxpert Ignltlon and A Brake Service GROCERIES VVASHING GREASING Phone 190 East of lj 'Z' G. H. Ewers 6' Co. E. S. GANTZ Cash Buyers of CREAM, POULTRY, EGGS Albia, Iowa SHOES AND HOSIERY OF ALL KINDS South Side Square Albia, Iowa Congratulations and Best Wishes CLASS OF 1936 cf4lbia Light 6? CRczilw ay Co. "Electric and Gas Appliances of all Kinds" POTTS' MEN'S SHOP FREEMAN SHOES BARTLETT CLOTHING MARTINELLI HATS Southeast Corner Square Albia, Iowa Johnson 6' Bettis SINCLAIR SUPER snavicn Cebuhar Bros. GROCERIES AND STATION FRESH MEATS H-C Gasoline-Sinclair Oils xRite-Way , FOOD STORES East of Post Ofhce 'Phone 389 Phone 106 Albia, Iowa WISE SAYIN GS Hereys to women: Noted for untold ages. The old fashioned woman who darned her husband's socks has a daughter who socks her darned husband. A There isn't much to be seen in a little town but what you hear makes up for it. High heels, according to Christopher Morley, were invented by a woman who had been kissed on the forehead. It need not be assumed that the young bride worships her husband because she places burnt offerings before him three times a day. One way to keep your friends is not to' give them away. Members of the younger generation are alike in many disrespects. I decided that no vice is so bad as advice. Steve: Is there any soup on the bill of fare? Waiter: There was, sir, but I wiped it off. I don't suppose you don't know of nobody who dank want to hire nobody to do noth- ing, don't you? Yes, I don't. ' Gordon was playing bandit, and for some time had been staggering around as if badly wounded. Neighbor: Hey! Gordon, it's about time to die-why don't you fall down? Gordon: I can't. I'm not allowed to. If I had on my old pants, I'd 'a been dead long ago. 80 Secrets Sfudious Soplnomores Future Wives Spring Fever Avery Mr. Oompalm' Here it Comes The Presidents What a Flop! '81 Mark W- DI-IIICHII Congratulations HEADQUARTERS From For New and Used Text- books Williams Clothing Co. All Kinds of School OUTFITTERS or YOUNG MEN Supplies Phone 91 West Side lj Albia, Iowa Meet us at the A G' P Store Tate's Meat Market in the A 81: P Store Thos. Hiclcenlooper Attorney-at-Law Office over Brawdy's Drug Store Northeast Corner Square ALBIA, IOWA Peck Geneva: What did you find out about the salivary glands? Mar'orie Burns: I couldn't find out any- .l thing, they're too secretive. l. The law we'll never hold you for- Stealiii-a kiss Shooting-the works Beating-an egg Cutting-a friend Killing-time Hanging-a picture Murdering-a song Grafring-skin Attacking-a problem Forging-a sword Mrs. Hartzell freadingj: It says here they have found a sheep in the Himalaya Mountains that can run forty miles an hour. Mr. Hartzell: Well, it would take a lamb like that to follow Mary nowadays. ii-in George came home after a visit to his friends. "Well," asked his wife, "did you see the jones' twins?" K!Yes'37 "Oh George," she went on eagerly, "don't you think the boy is the picture of his father?" "Yes," he said, "I certainly do. And the girl is the talkie of her mother." 82 The Scboof Mas'cot Ain't She Cute Take Our Pictures! Looking Over the Daily News I Tank I G0 Home Now Early Mor11ing Smoke Pocketbook Old Stand-By Back to Your Baby Days 83 ALBIA DAIRY Delight Brand Butter, Pasteui-ized Milk, Cream, Dari-Rich Chocolate Milk, and Bireley's Orangeade Phone 485 113 S. Main St. Everything Electrical Radio and Refrigeration Poling EIectricCo. JAY WILKINSON, Mgr. Northwest Corner Square DIAMOND Bottling Works Orange Crush L. L. SMITH ZENITH RADIOS LATE RECORDS, AND SHEET MUSIC for Cavalier Band Instruments Vitamin C Reed's String Supplies East Side Square Phone 15 ALBIA, IOWA Drugs - - Sundries Soda Fountain Toilet Preparations CIarIc Bros. Radio Shop Kodaks Films Parts and Service for All Makes of Radio Sets Smith 6' Veach DRUG STORE I 0:0 FULL LINE OF ACME QUALITY PAINT West Side lj Phone 88 Phone 229 Albia, Iowa 1 1 8.5 Autographs ' F gf JLLLJ 111, iemjf ,353 5. N. Ii' fn ' ' 'I ' ' ' -1- 'HM 15. V3-rwlfvf, --1 11 1. mi-1 N 1 1 1 - ' 1 1 -1- 1 1 1 1 1 , M f" 'W 1 ' ' A' ' 1 'w g-,111'f11 I9 A 1 1 , 11- 11. 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