Alden High School - Redskin Yearbook (Alden, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 48 of the 1940 volume:

if W Www QQQLUME I HMG? ith! i Publlshzd by d an S Y Classcs Of Alden Hayh Sch I 9 Administration Faculty Classes lciiviiizs s ics Fcaturzs ' unior d :nic ' oo. ,K-...J TH! MMU Educatlon 15 not a tasx, lt 1S a lifelong happlness, an ennobling lntimacy with great men, an unhurrled ex cursion into all realms of liveliness and wisdom A hun dred philosophers await us in the Country of the Mlnd a hundred poets sing there, a thousand artists carve and build and paint, statesmen hold quiet discourse on large affalrs, and saints speak a word for kindness What a gift it is, this heritage of mankind to men,this Eldora do opening 1ts gates and bidding us enter and possess! Will Durant 4 4. ir- ht l.,....' ' . Na . W-4' ,AsS ,-. ' 1 5 . U. , , k ' . ' , 'u?",Q,'- "a-Hl- '. - ' ' -'. ' . ..,- ..... . . - , .. , . ...nn TH! ARMW Le1t to Flbdt Bltelow, oh1rer, emp, 1l1er, N1 t r, Johnsor, 1e1son T e sen1or member on tne bo1ru 15 w 1 1 Atel, M has served cont1ruous1v slnce 19l8,exeeoL for owo ye rs Ar nlnter attendeu Tobln BUSl4QSb COll0L6 wn lorn Dooge and nas beer sucCesslu11V eng E d Ln bJSlU8SS nere sln e A C 1 er a gredqa of brlllell ln a pro 1 nent buslnessnan slnce 1919, .os serveo s Q member or e1Fht years,th1s bE1Ht 119 second fear ds presldent DT W A Johnson, a greoudte of .ornlngslde C llege ,rd tne 'edlcal College of tue Ur1vers t, of lo s elected to tne boaro 1D 19,9 n 1939, for t 1FS+ t e lr e nmstory of tne boaro, tio wo eh vere electeo, lr L F Sharar, Iowa State Tedeners' College nd 'r J xe p, Iowa btate College Mr G F Blgelon, treasurer, has served approxlmately ten yeels, and J P Ue1son nas com pleted e1ght years of servlce 5 ADMBNUSFEHTISQN +1- Clfde Jexse 3 a State e Cners Lolleie H r Unwversity of Ioza M DUDCI1n+9QGOHT ear is one of he greatest en 1 ll t. nz ive wa t3 nev 1 F3 N141 11m tt me tnror, txe wwr c Olltlk l e s LDL 1 1D 1 e stllve 11d b6CH1lCv E t e C41 1 rta1u iundaxental Cual1t1es of hunmn na Lure In the mlost of the Changes ln ua 1 1Cs K 1 1 1V rtue o 111, 1 1 TIL, IQCLDKI L. 1 LU THUG ls C 155 e 1 1 J C1959 t s one CHcl Ctezife students oi lden Hlgh C opl and d1reCt uf on the ro d to se urlty Ve Y eules I8 n ve to can uer, both ln ourselves azo 1n others whether or not Certaln huuan predlctions deverop a Corolng to prophecy as to where e W1 1 go or w1ere e are gorn if no of speclal lmoorterce to us, but lt 15 WF ortant that fcung peopWe today, W o 11 be the Cltlzens of tgmorrow Should glve some 11ter115ent attent lon t1 the s C a , ihy ica , nd 1n tellectual trends of the age 1n WH1LH they llve This ne are dO1Hg more and more as tlme goes on For th1S reason ours shotld be a brlghter and happler Outlo K from day to day J 4 Number indicated years teachung in Alden 6 hurl R Bradshaw Drane uuiverslty B A Prlnclpal The Vh1eL gf Lise raQL: une'r'1g- 'y on and two IQUJS g'y, 'iy f J. The Challenge tj 'ire C,'ay is im- iC"f: by A sta e of Chw QC " "fh- - Q 1 out 1 N li. P ' ' " ra, ,'I'L:aT. 're A be'.' re-Lui L, and ' all t Is, geo- -., 1 ' "' tt, f"u' ' ' "'g'. 'laar Six: 'ttyl' QS u.g.,...'1,, Q11 QE L'.l .x ,I , 1 ,,- U . , f ' ' -, - Ll.e ..,1'.d, fl1Q xA f l'1.ieLs ei' H' 'si 1, , sail' :nC i are Y prime 4.rort- rnce. It bas been sa'd ,'ft n'.' ' C is hnading what to do, snill 1- nnow- ingd knrw to u 't, CI', y'l ' 'P 'C' n 11 L rx. Lag tk 'Tait C J to 5 h . C ' ' . a fx '4- C , f' 1 T. '1 r T ,,, ,e fn ,I - N P va HA 1 J . A. 1 1 . , is V .55,5gBL'y.- ,C if , vm.. ii V .Q - Q" 1152-1,5 L' T 'a f 1 C ' I " - Ia A' : - . " I ' Q X C " . ' ' VJ X "l ' 'T w C i g s 't . .13 ' rl -'-11 1 ' ' f ' . ., .Y ,,.HAx , - l A L' l Q irl I' 5 bl C1 Y- - . C . X 1 C J . . VPTIO Rottler o folf, Webra W1OH M1 r ,B o oys' Ath Coach Sophomore Sponsor Emm Hepker Cl Marlon, Iowa Coe College B A English Freshman sponsor Dramatic Coach Louise Kopp Ql Indianola, Iowa Simpson College B S Muslc, Engllsh Dir Vocal Music 7th grade Sponsor Jr High English QCMLTM N 7 Phfllfs ooley u GETS, Ualv 1 Sci mce Glrls' t D a SI' Arrow Adviser Catherlre Rldcle C Denmark, Ioza Parsons College B S Voc romemakllg, Sc ence J Clas S n Marlyn Ridout 6? Iowa Falls, Iowa Dlr Band MUS1C D f fl C35 ' 'Q In C33 I r K . aska Cr A Iowa Jestvrn U,' 'F o.' . Iowa E. A. 'Ollege B. A. ' . joc'al M 'm i.z. T . 1 1.,fl1g. ' L h. ir. B . , 3 Pep Squad i Sr. Class Soon o xg 'F'- . D , rw I 0 'S .'I 'r, ' ir- ' r. s po sor 7 V C 9- TH! ARRGW e tid re en nm I Brot ertoa, Harwlo ln tue . r r rme lllnc an xreaner, Ja.es V ls 1, ur te s von mltn, oh r es L +- , Avo l I"LQ, , a ur 1 r, T ll 1 lcnt, bOUHlk or 'FHS AEQEGJW-2551436 LdltOFS ob ldltors Buslness anagers nsslstllt BUSINQSQ olass GluOTS lrt Pd tors ARDO sTIbk V bmltu Brotnerton Albers G hreamer V o les G I G e a rlnfel J lcn B Or 1U bcnlller H Ha son R bhilllnglaw Dthletlc oitor Music Edltar Drala dltor yplsts several of an annua students seemed entdusi H Q S r ene Maury merlys oatlln Orpln E ochlller stic bout tne tnl enthusl sm, 911JF classes FOyOSltlOH before tne Ju llr 31 r'dl"19C1 rma llce G Brandt oduction ,ut the lhe luea detlded opularlty 1th thes Lraupa ar s t o cla . lu l the boon 1n1t1a work was done by the lOm1HatlDg committee followed where the personlel of the group w s com os the bal noe welt between the t o classes 1th the fo.nal1t1es cor letfd the actual NOTA of roduc lng an annual wts begun Due tl c1f'1cult1es encountered 1D tle Phfslcs Laboratoly the 'Arrow' was forced to seek a new lame It 4 s 1U the small roo. GJ Lnlng the nome FCOHOm1CS dep rtment lhere the txff s ent t ose many hours w11cn wa to mane the Wnrrown of l9zO Vol l Jw l a reallty that the The meetings d wlth lxe The lhe The students get the annual, clool Sets the fame prlnters get the money, st ff gets the blame B r ' . 1 Q , , . 3 . Q .. 5 a 2 : I l a . har or R yr Itrg, V S ' ' ' n l n A l , ngoxles, mar js Qa,hin o:and ng: marolz Maury L Qiuge , jelen Alb rs, Gin 'A 1 - -.L Y' ., 1- 1' -- f ,: A .. gl..ut, n . R 1 ,le nt. och lle job bl lJ nLl.w, N. n V ,W U. . Y . , , 'J.L',. .. . 1 ,L - A 2 JY, .JI Q M - ... . lv. -J l U . , . . . , .I ..... .............. ... . .-u 1 rw r ' . ' ' .Q r-.L ........ ...H - . ' F- 13- - Y . .. ' A C' .-A ............ .JA .-.HJ - tes ,R . A . w,, , , 5. , W. . ' 1' fl " Jln..1ui. TS... ........ , - L' t ..F T..6 E, ,.,... .J ...-... ...-... ...,... ,J -- X A l t ...... ... n - ' - 17- up , u f . . U ... .......... ma e K. 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V A' ' mgif 'Wx ' - W' 'u ' ' 'Y X , ,5 ---- ' A - ' , - NNW -' ' ' X - KWQV 3' 'AN-5 SENBCMS GIF SWIG Motto Not at the top, but climbing Von Smith NThe res of the world rest heavily Ol me and the faculty Dodge Center,l nn 2 Footb 11 2,3, B seball 3,4 Glee club 4 One ect plays 2 4 Pep souad 4 Chatter staff A Arrow staff Bonnie OPQln nMuSlC has charm so has Bonnie Basketball l,2,3,4 Glee club 1,2, , Mixed chorus 1, , Mlxed sextette Sextette 1,3,4 Trio A Band 2,3 Operetta 1 One act plays 2 Junior class play Declam tory 1 Chatter staff 1,2,3,4 Arrow staff Dwain Wilson WA friend to everyone and everyone's his friend W Elaine Puttkamer 'The best of all ways to lengthen the days, is to steal a few hours from the night! Buckeye H S 1 Glee club l,2,3,4 Mixed chorus 2,3 Sextette 4 Mixed sextette 4 One-act play 2,4 Junior class play' Class Officers Von Smith President Bonnie Orpin Vice Presldent Avon Pingel Secretary Treasurer lrvin Klein HA basketball man, but not least a ladies' man N Footb 11 4 Basketball 3,4 Baseball 2,3,4 Track 1 Glee club 1,2,3,4 Mixed chorus 1,2 Quartet 4 Band 1,2,3 Operetta 1 One act plays 2 4 Junior class play Chatter staff 1 Wilma Skou 'I hold they love me best, who call me Willie W Basketball l,3,4 meg Lawsog 'The man that blushes is not quite a brute? Football 1,2,3 Basketball l,2,3,4 Baseball 2,3,4 Track 1 Glee club 1,2 Chatter staff A Flower: .Lily of the Valley. ca ' f 1 E 2.- 1 di . ,3 . a 7 4 -Q , - . 2 , -"" a ' ' 3 3 'ynn musical man, and last H 3 4 a L 2 3 ' 4 N ,3 - ,A fy W 8 ' a,ff A ' 9 Ho MQFLVS Catlin nlce to ve nxtural, when you're n ture lj nice N Basketball A Clee club l, 3 L xeu chorus 1,2, bextette 1, ,3 n ,ld , I fnch horn solo 1 Brass sextette l, A Operetta 1 One act play 2 Junlor cla s play ter s uf Arro s aff Pobert Henkel HO K g rls, nere am N Basketball 1,2 Baseball 2 Florence Duncan nThe only way to have a friend, is to one N Basketball 3 Glee club 3 4 Mixed chorus 3 Sextette 4 Operetta 1 One act play 2 Junior class play Chatter staff 3 Lloyd Barhite 'Sweet, like the blushing rose W Glee club l,2,3,4 Mixed chorus 1,3 Quartet 4 Operetta 1 One act play 2 Junior class play Elnora Harms nConspicuous by her absence W Basketball 1,2 Glee club 3 Operetta 1 TH! MMU 2- .2 s 1 K ea lt t cts tne glfl , my ha1r2U ootb 1 l, Basket ll 1,2 EF 1 b AlfEG Horus 3 e t er st JQ5'ff the Tj r at N 'd 1 e o e t r buf I n Ven' tHE heart e lub Mlxed chorus 1 WlX6d sex ette extette A T Q L Ope ft+a Junlor class H9 ct G + M rvln Catlln ' f wit :ere music he wo ld be whole co cert Glee c ub 1,2, JlX9Q chorus 1,3 Band l,4,3,4 Barltone solo 1 Brass sextette 1,2, Eileen Bessman NFul1 of fun, full of pep, spreading joy w1th every step Hubbard H S 1 Basketball l, 4 Glee club 1,2, Mixed chorus 3 Operetta 3 Junior class play Chatter staff 3 Orville FPlUZ9m616P 1 WGee, but this is a lonesome town.W Football 1,2,3 Basketball l,2,3,4 Baseball 2 Track l Glee club l,3,A Mixed chorus 3 Band 1,2,3 Chatter staff Iuli lll un ncful oi the e Boo QLOO e J. O ttel stil! st ' x L lho o never see U B :JKt:tEa.L.l l,4, 119 3.0 L 1 br, l L rol ot 1 tnls world ol stllfe, get a bla klck out of life U Footbal 4 Basxe b Da S al r,,j, Tracx 1 Glee club 2,3,4 Llxed coorus 3 quartet 4 One act play 2 Junlor class olay Chatter staff 3 Margorle Caruth nThe girl with a elgsle Basketball 3 Glee club 2,3,4 Operetta l One act play 2 QQX Parker WI want a free life and I want fresh a1r.N Glee club 3 One act play 2 Junior class play TH! ARMW Xu' 497 43m+ 12 1 .L ,LIL n w I V I9 rifle 3 t One act play 2 boclanltor l L Tic e1e r, 1 L rolse one P K e to ll 3 A Ole club 1, lk o clorus :3: VCI tt P a tori 2 Ja. or class nl e ct play ep squad 4 Ch tter staif 1,4 Arrow staff Howard Wllght UWH t should an o but be merry N Helen Albers UA woLan's heart like the moon lS always changlng but there's always a man in 1t.H Popejoy H. S. l,2,3 Basketball l,2,3 Glee club 1,2,3 Seitette 2 Trlo 3 One act play 2 Junior class play Y Hp--YH KLmw1es Lvqu Pi: Q1 'A Country laQ N' 1 Ulf ,nu want L rirl lots of brains, th't's fine, LCAC '1l- B5 ' .,, off ,our h.t and CI'1l2,y Cr.IIIGES." Q 11,41 '11 11,U . -. f n 1 1 o f ' ' - 1 , , W 'irull :,i,j,4 ,1g.HtlQll l,2,g,4 oascuall 2,5,4 yti gAgad 4 li' '14'r, 1 . ' 1 Y 1 ,I 1 vv Cl'-+L -Ly,,-4 Otefjfiftlfu .L One-act f-ay L Omf-aCt play 2 Jun1or c'ass ,lay g5,LL,T Sta'f 1,5,4 ""1 ss ff f 'X 'O .,.v lk: 'L L Arrow Stal? Arrow aff M C' Lt W "ht Velvahell Parfzer Y, I' . 'liinghfl 5-I-. at ,Jn 541-L, --1-if-ai-:ff-a , l , 'lf lO'6 15 'l .' I ' sghll 1et's nope ue an N I Snell - the greates of ell. 1 U Y , f .V J' O 1- i Plwy L 5 H 3hx,,wr staff 4 'eo-amatw H ' L ,Q ' marc-. mdk W UA wi' 1 ' d .e up MS G Lawton in a small ao'afe.U Nly m to iz 'f P " f is Epske"a" 3, 'Q H G- ' X' ' 1,734 Q Ili fr-" 1 Page 2 ' A 1 , , -1- O" ' 'S tl 1 ' Y tea-1 4 Peel me 1 ',3 'fs bo 1 ' A 4 'ni A rfay ' On -a 2 2 P1 -W 'E 1 a ' ' f n v 1 ' . . I , is ' ' ' A 1 .Q .,' a m d Y 1 I ' , .n fPf?3,fa3i5 - ' 1 1 v I vvo ' A, A T' Hamer chlller Htl ed where ne lS ,, +1 Q lCI' O T1 blee lub C tl! t ff ,4, rrow t f Or mt Undervood DOU9tl e I' and the rlgh glrl n' elle Oc. plct re s o oasa ball Glee Club 3 1 Marcella arner N 1rls I love for xhat tney are young men fo vhat they promise to be Glee Club 4,3 lred Chorus 2 Declamatory l One Act ay Junlor Class Play Herbert Dannen NHandsome Herbie The Junior girls' pride and joy. Baseball l,2,3 Football 1,3 TH! MMU 1 ' ds. 1' Q G 3.355 ul 1 J I' JL C c. Q IG 1 b ACCJD etEQ I'I'Ov Allce lngel Uwone na ed ner but tc D :C 11356 Potert CllmOT9 N 'm not as b snful s I loom Basketball aseball L,J One Act Play Jun1or Class Play Chatter bt ff 4 Pep Siu Q 3 Helenann Hanson Pep, punch a d personallty W Clear Lake ',2 Glee Club 3 Sextette Arrow Staff One Act Play 3 er an C ruth N rls are O K , but I l1ke svet all kctl .LL ootb LL Jae ict Play Lucllle lH5 H lytt H Wxed ut 1151 T, be ded Basaetkal Owe ct Ula Robert anllllngla UH has the 'nonest, teacher, I aln done nothlng, look Football l,2,3 Baseball 1,2 Chatter Staff 3 Arrow Staff One Act Play 3 Grace Ites Wniked here, l1Ved there, lined eve y where N Basketball l, Glee Club 3 One Act Play 2 Chatter Staff 1,2 Arrow Staff Sec Treas l,2,3 Robert Krause UHang sorrow! Care will kill a cat-so let's be merry.N Radcliffe H.S. 1,2 Baseball 3 Junior Class Play TH! ARKW .7' Q-1 o xcr she o o l e ab I ue llsh 1 s lootball l l Jerl Harms NHer heart's llke e ie o nmce le cuts for e ch lover a sllce B sketball l, , G ee Cllr l,2 Ml? d Chorus 2 James P1Cht HHappJ gt lucky and lOtS of fun U B seball l, Chatter Staff 2 Arrow staff Gerry Rgggin UShe acts like a tonic in any crowd.N One-Act Play 2 Junior Class Play ff P L n J 0 bf O .LL1 JA. CLK e a 1 1 UC C rol Peet PL .L Cmere' more me -Q eo e thlnn H blc5J D aj 11115 nllson nBGdUt1fUl b9huV1OT i the flnest of 1 ts N Rose Narner ' o red the Rose G1ee Club 2,3 Mixed Chorus 2 Band 2,3 Declamatory 1 One Act Play 2 Jr. Class Play Chatter Staff 2,3 TH! ARRW ln' T 15 .21 11,3 L Q aexfvese 3 G I rl heo F sh Footb 11 1 3 B sebell , 70112 Wre. A TQIGSW eY1r bold, ulet H Basxetball 3 Band 3 Arrov St ff Robert Ulkin 1ar's best fT1PHC lS on efsy tedeher N B.sebal1 2,3 THE ARROW 66 lst rov Neat uer, P rxer, R1 IIU, Puttler nutc lnson, Balley, Und rwofo, Aatvs Or 1n, V nsne 1rd ro Groenoff, Bos man, Klrkpatrlcm hott, Ellt son, Hayward SQPWQMQEEES Officers Presldent Maurice Orpln V1ce Presldent Dlck Pommrenn Secretary Treasurer Isabelle Balley Sponsor Mr Rottler Pommrehn, Hunt The sophomores, twenty four 1n number, opened the school acti Vlt1GS by 1n1t1at ng the freshmen Although we were out numbered, we kept the freshmen under coztrol The sophomor s have taken part in several assembly programs One assembly program was put on entirely by the sophomores It was wrutten by one of our class members, Edwln, and was calleQUDr I Q' We also presented a one act play ent1tlec,HKidnaping Betty U There were three boys and four glrls in the play Athletics Lawson, Nott, Carter, Hayward Glee club Knowles, Underwood, Puttkamer, Hutchinson Lawson, Tysdahl, Groenoff, Hunt, Miller, 0rp1n, Nott, Pommrehn Band Neubauer, Knowles, Miller, Orpin, Lawson Kirkpatrick, Tysdahl, Pommrehn, Ellefson, Wood Declamatory Underwood, Carter Pep squad Puttkamer Brass sextette Tysdahl Mixed sextette Orpin 16 5 ' -15. " " I' -,I V ' Q v C I . 4 X A s I v nz, l T 2 W a ' snr' Z. er, H h' ' . Q 5 .-e: Znd row: T'sdahl Hood Miller Olsen Knowles Laxsan Carter ' . K 2 2 7 7 7 3 D W . o l. , w: e s F ' ' ' ', ' U if A f , . . . . . i . Q - ' x . if ' 'O ' . . , . ' - f A " 0 V A , . . . . 1 ' . 2 , . 3 J 0 J : : TH! ARMY Front ron r sn, ollv y, I r, UIUHP, n, 1 ltol, K elm, oct, eub Jer, I 1 le ro: Q K, J r s , l r 9 hacf rav Jlnt r us on, KFP15PI, bllllllg lxe, llOt rtun, unzl , Hals n, con ln, 1 el, llth FCQSSHMSN OFFIcERS Presldent D1cx Shillinglaw Vlce President Evelyn Schiller Secretary Louls Schalk Treasurer Maxlne Silvey Sponsor Mlss Hepker The freshman class of 1939 40 15 one of the largest classes in the history f the school,number1ng thirty four An lnteresting fact is that of the thlrty four students only five have attended contin uously since the f1PSt grade Among our social activities were the inltiation party in Septem ber where ve had to entertain the sophomores with everything from jitterbug dances to marriage proposals and our successful sliding party in January Freshmen in Activities Athletics Hanson,Winter,Knudson,Schalk,Cousin,Brotherton,Silke, Du ning,Miller,Musson,Shill1nglaw,Harms,P1ngel,Grupe, Mulford,Dannen,thr1st1ansen,Kennedy,D Klein Music Nott,Schiller,E Klein,D Klein,Walton,Cous1n,Knudson, Hansen,Musson,Harms,Schalk,Chr1st1ansen,Mulford,Smith Dramatic Mulford,Warner,M1ller,Schalk,Walton 17 Q a ' t W: 'i" H' 'e as ' ye D. Nlej Wa' x E. 'l 's L L H aw Iul'crd Xin: t: 'cmal' o'n. n Sc "lc , kzj,or Dann n Q, . . U , a . W ,. L' U P. onrlstlansen, nenneoy, Danr, narner, Rlng l, harms, mnucssn " H fy: T' e , A 3 ' ,' ,' 'H' '1'laH, SQ' W' he l D .'nt fr U H ls' H'll ' Sr' . A o ' - . ' . . : THE ARMY ECIKEHIITH GMES Front Row: J Granzow, R Airkpartlck, G Nelson, C Albers, P Havens, M Smith, B Clinker E Underwood Middle dow: J Hurst, L Hunt, G Boyer, B Matthews, R Trutza, P Walton Back Row: Perklns, W Lawson, Bonin, N Hunt, K Dalzel,C Catlin SESWENFM GMM Front Row: Sampson, Dalzel, Montgomery, Bahr, Kreiger, Carter Walton, B1rdsall, Vroman Middle Row: Bailey, Lentz, Grupe, Acuff, Brandt, Bennett, Neubauer Back Row: Yohn, Jones, Musson, Hiller, Ratzke, Fritzemeier 18 ,, y A ,i F . ' ' ' LJ. R . I fr . .1 Q 15' - . il X, e . Q .. ' ' Ll , 4 H , sl' I K 'L ' 1 - . , A , 'U fb gf-Af 5 We 5 .1 Q".T FM M M X W CO9 on X Qvxy Q www 0 f ox y X f? ,Y if Q X x X3 EK LQ 0 J, . 3? x- OX X fb f Iwi , ' r Q J x f f j 9 0 Q GA 1 I Ltl 1 f N 0 Q f 51 J 0 TT. V, A 9" Ykrr AA -A -jig 'J ' 1 l a "' "' ' I D 1 ,. - hi I - is ZX' : A eve 2 1 N-' s .'-v-v.',Q fin? AA I- -Q A,.4j 4 NCS QW sv f ?: ,., -Sl ci 'b Wafflel' E Musscn 9 e L11 lj. -lle Kenneth QCQJlA, L eaLl1n, Neubauer Jones ront Row. SOY 1rAparticn 3 7 lefsc 1 u U 4 -4 CK lrppart T B +1 E P4 i 1- ,M 43 --l Z an Ill- as :Im o Z icmmreh o1s.n, , .4 lth V A 0 ddtZAe reever, v 7 x. Brandt Ch1is.ensen, Catlln, arvin R O M C DD A UN 'TJ OJ v-3 l about Netlcnal DDQ QC U was represent s rlng Alden Lest C As anaried Class the band In 1938 fr A Q4'r'1 CU-H ,Qr4 G OCD N 0 D O M 0- O P1 bm 13 4-9 C noert We TC9dU F ' , , ' ' ' ' I' ' 1 45 r, I Halton, ,,'," q. 'Q 's , " f , W eusin, S Hal on, ell ln M ury, A H' l M, Kel ., Lulford iddle Row: Marlyn Hideut, birec org Birdsall, Orpin, Lawson, Tysnah-, hnonles, Srupe, Yann, H' . i 1 Ke chum, Barhite, Silke, H Aalton, rnudson M Sn tn Ba K ou: N Musscn, 1 ' ' ' A Il '.H " 'e, e i, un' L C ' f . n ent liller In l 35 L . Ridout or a ized Lhe Alden band of Hgxcergt from yqritana,H twe ve. 'nder his abl irection ine personnel ' ow numbers 40. l ,ns l f W . p ' 'd ' 1 ,eff N ' 'f ', rn ionshiv Of the stat: but 1939 Saw the ifrvup contest by Gen. nies, iimiet, Mielye eeugir., mem, m Dated at the district- T515 Year U19 SFMUP iS Ezorzzist. Genevieve easily won .1 nrucf ccvezee, I .lus ndeaV0FiUS to Win Stale HOUOTS, Playing HHQPOH UVQT' division by pleyiny LiszL's Hunfarian hnugsoi' Lv. li. ure hnson UTh9 TTaVeleYH b BU htel- A brass The Fudges gave Mirlys a lst raLlng for :ei beautiful S ' ' ' Y , W. ' Q f f, H gy JwinL-Qiens. V the Of' rendition playlng contest, music tHe ter GH also ll Ni extette TH! ARRW Brass bextette Mdrlys Catlin, D Tysdahl, Marvln Cat Marlyn H1dout,Dir , R Cousin, C Catlln, L Schdlk Boys' Quartet Lloyd Barhite,Bass, Harold Lawton,Bar itoneg Irvln Klein,2nd Tenorg Kent M1ller,lst Tenor Girls' Sextette: Bonnie Orp1n,Elaine Puttkamer,Altos Helenann Hanson,Florence Duncan,Mezzos5 Esther TJarks Fern Wood,Sopranos 21 lin Q I 2 o V . I . , . .X . ,-ng.. . '59, . In ,t 5 at ,QI . - A fig fiM,v 3 v , S K , -nr V 1 -9 - Q x , N v , - ,. T A N' s , -4- I A , . ' 1 , V . ,- -. o ' l l. 4 q 1 , . . . X O O I , .. TH! ARRGW JL Tit '- Front rov E Puttk ner, Hutchlnson, L Kleln, SCF1ll r, Cr o Uncervooo, Duncan, Hamson, A Ja er, ya y idole row diss Kopp, IPSC or, OPy1D, I C Pu tkanrr, Jo t, J 1er, H rms, Caru Back row valton, Ausson, Bc sman, D hlemn, nnovl s food, Tgarks GEMS CZQLEE GLW GIRLS' CLEE CLUB Alden High School is proud of the flne 5lFlS' glee club it has this year The group, under the competent directlon of lss Louise nopp, is composed of twenty four members The glrls' flPSt performanc of the scoool year was at the High School Muslcale with the1r presentation of two number They also sang at a Noman's Club meeting ard at The An ual Music lestival The girls have very colorful costumes this season, black swing skirts with sweaters The weaters are arranged so the colors are alternating, first yellow, then pink, then aqua Por the music contest at Webster City the group has chosen to sing NW1ngs of the Morninpn by Nlley and URob1n in the Rainn by Noble Cain GIRLS' SEXTETTE The girls selected from the girls' glee club to make up the girls' small group were so chosen because they had shown exceltional work in the larger group They, as has the glee club, sang at the A H S Musicale, a Noman's Club meeting and at the Music Iestival Their numbers for the contest will be Nwithin a Drea ing Harboru by Cook and WBy the Bend of the Rivern by Edwards Hemstreet GIRLS' TRIO Having felt the talent was outstanding enough, Miss ropp organ ized a trio for contest work The girls composing the group are Esther Tjarks, Jeanne Granzow and Bonnie Orpin HNightU by Clokey and 'Sing, Robin, Singn by Strickland are their numbers for the contest 22 ' ' ' ' ' .L - -1 4 i e ' s '- , . Y V I R I - ' N -- '. s ' ' -- - 4 I- uv JS I - . ' . , , I f ', . 1 y 1 . , , t , y , C a, I , , A . , , , , , t - I Q 1 Q ,,.., . ' . Q' , . -. - . . . 'vw' .- I wi . ' it .5 . L -E aux. N, ' -. ' 1 '! . If . v L I - . r F.. u ul' .1 1- .. - N- . . ' .- - ...lv , v In vi L 'Z CJS, . C 13 . t 1r,,v "-. A R. .al. a th .ur . i 1 f . V, , . - -, . 1 V I . 'iz s , r S , I . ,.. 5 Q A.. 'N 'i' .. . ' ' e I Y ' ' r s. - v X f L .A 5 o ,Q x Q . . . . . . . i ' 9 V Q ' : 0 0 4 Q : ' m ' .J - 0 , ,X - - . . . . l THE ARROW - L A - K' R ,A ff B. Front rcf lo , R eam r, 1 1 L so , r s, Q n K, Ju lH H ns n Mlddle row Miss Kopp, Carter, fysdahl, Brotherton, Dmlth, Pommrehn u sor, Kenneth 'ill r xfut ml 1 Baca rov Prltzemelcr, Barhite, UI , t D erwood, G are m r Klemn, lroenoff, Orpln EWS GLM GLUE B Q' G if c UB The personnel of txe boys' lee cl b number twenty fol t lS season A er havlng Wou 16 GO to tle s a e 1 s l r to win a second dlV1S1OH ratlng, tne boys rope to do nome the less UThe Bllnd Plowmanu by larke conducted by Miss Kopp and acco panied by Gen vieve R1 s The boys w1l ear dark sults for thelr performances n51n5 at an 1 r f LO al NO en org nlzatlons was thelr flrst perlor mce T e so e vUSl a e, Music Fe tlval and a uonan's club xeeting BOYD' , Anl lTh These four lads are all to tie lembersnlp roll of the boys' small group however, tley have done credltaply Nell for so little experience Thelr sargs for tue we ster Clty compet1tion will be HCannibal hlngn by Dash r amd HOn Gre t Lone hlllsn from Sibelius' Flnlandla Overture MIXED HU HT TTE This year, instead of a lXGd sextette, a mixed qu ette h s been formed Its members are Maurlce Orpin, tenor, LStlBP Tgarks, soprano, Bonnie Orpin, alto, and Lloyd Barhite, bass The oroup made one public performance before tie contest Thls was at the Annual Music Festival Their contest numbers wlll be WNi5htW by Liszt and NScandali4e My Namen Negro Folk Song 2 , Jr: Kr ales . Kr ' V Lzxtom, 'ans n Ha mg 'Q .I C, s' . n o 1 s . . L e , Yi. A"l - ,1 as ' ' A 'f , H xt Not , 'nd , ' . U e Q-, , 1 A , OY' LL. 'LI' ' 2 - 5 u . s ,' . '- wr i' - . Aft ' Q rr y ' 1 t t c rte-t est vel , ' ' ' ' ' X 'x r , this vear. The group will sing Rombcrg's HStout Hearted Menu and ' 1 C 1- , ' m- '. Si " 1 P the itimt meeti.g o the ' c. ' m 's 'Q ' ' 'H ' ' ' maze . h y al sans at th I .A , , S . F, W , H H - - l . . Y H-,, . U 4.4 ' W USN xl ll- . 'N ' N . . JA, . ,V T E . . ,. r ,,,, I a ,. . ,Y D A .J ' m' l art a '. 1 ' a 7 ' l l . Q7 f . ' v P A O 5 THE ARRGW JUNHQB HRV Front row G Kre mer, Peet, Ites, Jooo, A Horner, Gllmore Sllke, Rankln, Scnlller SZNDQM MLA? Front row R Kreamor, Catlln, Duncan, Tgarxs, Fritbemeler Orpin, Parxer, Albers, Kleln Ba k row Smlth, Plngel, Anowlos, Puttmamer, Barhlte, Bessman, Lawton, Maury 24 L ' 1 : . a T' ' '. H' ' Back row: R. Warner, Musson, Hanson, Krause, Brotnerton, . Q . .. . V: . .1 l . . , F . , . 0 TH! MMU PEL. M75 'Aunt Tlllle Goes To lO mu The Jun or Class Pl y Hiunt T1ll1e Got To Tofnn a ,TLS61LGC o December lg, under the clrecflon of 11s Hepfer T o perlor1an es he play ere g1V9U, one 1U the afternoon, and one 1D the evenlng The , ay, a rlo ous comedy 1D t ree t a t st oi sever .lr s and four bov e part of funt T11 o m e suddenly Iound 1 r house lull o' m, J ptly , b Gr Q It 5 Carol Ueet, a Aunt l1ll1e's W1 and FLFHH Pre e Xl dc' fl nce, ulayed the upto t IL YQLQ E Lll ore LfflC1LHt1V pl y ed the part of Ronalc no l xc wro un ets everyone 1D nls searcl lor Wlfe The entlre play centers around thls settlng The rest of the c st all gave flne performances hunt Tlllle Luclno Talbot Pamela larsh Llfzle Parsons Ellen reel lu Iervln lucver Ron ld howland Charlie One Lung l1ll1e lucxer Dr Hattle Blng L e I s tarol Peet rose ner rcell arner n ire Bob Gllmore Bob arouse Erma Sllxe Gerry Ranxln Luther Lorrlmfr th rles Brotnerton 'Foot Loosen 'Foot Loose' has been chosen as the Senior Class Plav and vlll be presented under the direction of M155 He,fer o l The play,a comedy 1U hree cts, lncludes tie exper eaces Ol the Early famlly Emlly, the mother, has devoted her llie to t e rearlng of her four chlldren, deprlvlng them of t1e opportunltles to tD1DK and act for themselves Later, hr and Mrs tame a v 1on whlle they are gone, the trouble b9glWS Hope, the oldest doug ter, assumes PGSpOTSlb1 1ty of the household,and finds lt h d tas , for every member of the famlly gets lnto some sort of trouble By the tlme thelr parents come home, everytllng is runnlng smoothly, and the parents decide thelr children have beneflted from thelr b ence Cast of Characters Marcene M ury Irvln Kleln Marlys Catlln Mary Farly Randy Cunnlngham Delphie Hope Early .... Bob Early... Dick Early... Emily Early... Richard Early. Mlriam Walker. Jennv Mallav.. HBuLzH Daily.. Jack Mllford.. Mrs. Forrester... Sanford Welles ...Bonnle Orp1n .......Von Smlth ...Harold Lawton ....Eileen Bessman .....Harold Knowles ........Helen Albers ......Elaine Puttkamer ...Orville Frltzemeler ....Russell dreamer ...Velvabell Parker .. ..... Lloyd Barhite 25 , 5 . . M m i ' . , a . '. ', is r w's f 1 r ' n . ' 1' e ,' L' s Q K . w p m' Cl of t ' 'xv ' . I t , 1 , ' ' . ' . "" 'wl ' t " ' h e ec s, had ' '-an ' ',' l . N s. Th, , . ' 1 , .' lie. wh disliked all tal s and - i9 l ' ' J the :as a "' llgyec y a Q Q , f s T' -'1 .face ' 1'f L ,emer as l r"n T1-Ler, Eulr 'a Q Q' ' s ' yfl' il ' f' ls. oil T' m - J ' ' - ll a - .. n Q H H azi, pl As ' ' I" ' 1 T P . O M . F r A . K . Z a ' ' , ,. Cast of Characters ' ' ' ..... ........... ..... .. ...'rec te ' ' 'a ' ... ....Fern food iz ' Y? .... ...." ", 's, L .. . . ... .T ' liar . T ara... ..Ma a I' 5, ' T l .... ....Gle n L amer a ' W .... .... ' . 'I CO0 D IDU V' M- - M ,- A , .. ...... .......... . . ' ' ... .......... X Q' ' 2 ... ....' a ' I - I - 1 , . ' a .' nl. n .Jay 2. l ' ' t a 1 ' ' 1 J i . q . . . . -.. ki . . . . k . . . .. . ' . ' . . Early f' acat' and ' H . ' ' H fh . ' 'l' . ' a very ar ' k L A V ' 1 Q ' u . . 3. . ' ' . ' a s . ' J .......... ... a . 0 ll! OIC! I I I I OCCOCO It 0 OO Oli r I THE ARROW Chatter Staff Von Smith, Editor, Eleanor Schiller, Bonnie DSCILHIMIMMV Left to right Donna Lee Mulford, Dramatic, Lela Underwood, amatic, Penny Warner, Humorous, James Carter, Oratorical, Kenneth Miller, Humorous, Louis Schalk, Humorous 26 Orpin, Charles Brotherton, Assistant Editors. Dr Q . . Q Wi 'V' 7775 Ama! ITN 5:5 MM 4 " "' N MMS Si--,, S 1110 'lg rr f fr 7 Y Y " J ss' 1 I U-Q I I C53 X - 'I . Ar . x. I, , -:--' V i iv - t 1:4 KHHRWH ..,, ., ' Q 39 , ' ' 4 . if l V ,--f-"4 ,,' 'vw 1 '94 . t f 0 A 3 5 4 - - , , I ' ' 1 0 , THE MMU Front Row M Knudson, J Winter, R Cousin, G Hanson, N Musson D Harms, L Schalk Second Row J Brotherton,T, B Sn1ll1nglaw,G, R Silke,F, J Cart r,F, D Hayward,c, R Dunn1ng,T, B Wood,G, D Sh1llinglaw Thlrd Row L F1sh,G, R Kreamer,FB, V P1sh,T, D Lavson,HB, H Knowles,QB, Cap't, B Oswood,E, H Lawton,G H Dannen,T, L Nott,E, H Lawson,Mgr, Vernon Rottler,coach FQGIERLH. These husky Redsklns really got Hin the grooven this season by startlng with an l8 7 w1n over the Eldora Seconds The following week they kept up the pace by a 20 6 victory over Radcliffe Our grit seemed to ebb when we dld not pass the goal line at Jewell and the game ended scoreless In fact, our strength seemed on the down grade as we suffered two defeats the following week Scores Eldora Flrst Team 7 6, Dows 7 6 The Jewell team played a return game and this time we collect ed 7 points to their O Next on the Ackley grldiron, we came home with the short end of the score 39 6 The season, however, ended in glory when the Redskins, led by Captain Knowles and sparked by Russell Kreamer, defeated the Dows Tigers at the Homecoming game This final game ended the high school grid performances of Russell Kreamer and Harold Knowles in the back field, Harold Lawton and Irvin Klein in the line Perfect weather added to the success of the parade and flag raising ceremony which preceded the game Mldst much enthusiasm and cheerlng a record breaking, Armistlce day crowd saw the thrill packed game which spelled V I C T O R Y for Alden The flnal gun sounded with the score Alden 14 Dows Ol 28 Back Row: Sup't. Measeg C Brotherton,C3 M Caruth,HB3 I Klein,E3 TH! MMU Se ted L rold L wton, Don ba son Cle r Kreamer, Irvl A161 , er baxs Ca tal Jryll e Fritfemeler Standlng Supt Mease, tharles Brotkerton, Grant UDGCTWOOO, Joe Brotherton, erton Caxvt , o ert 1 Ae, Ve on Rottler, toach Latimer EWS MSKEFMILR. OV2. 4 Dec 30 S b Rock 'hltten Dovs S B Rock R3GCllff9 rv S8 Brltt le P County Tournament at Radcliffe Date Home Opponent F 7 kckley hldora Rock nadcllffe 4 Pocahontas Ackley Radcllffe Dows Hubbard UUIOU Jewell Sheffield Sectional Toarnament at Iowa balls Feb 29 Eldora Thls year the boys basketball squad was composed of twelve members ten of whom were letter winxers, those belng tour SSUIOFS four juniors, one sophomore and one freshman The Redskins opened the season by meeting tough competitlon and losing the first four games by small marglns But showing potentlal strength, the boys came back and proved they could late among winners To Cl1m3X the season Alden captured the third place trophy of Hardin County 29 A . ' wg' :,', nw' 6 h F 1' - hem . 'gv on. Q: xn: 9 'fl A. ' Uj'l . A U 9 1 ' 0 n n 5 . A O n no N .24 24 26 ., 18 N 29 24 Owasa 26 Jan. 5 39 N. Providence Dec. 5 29 .'. ' 30 W 9 l9 M " H 8 L4 H ' 25 W 12 l9 ' W l2 21 n :N N 16 28 U l5 28 . . 26 N l9 44 N 19 28 ' " 22 H 26 40 .' U 22 20 Owe 26 N 30 31 N 26 l6 ' 51 ' b.26 39 Eb. 29 ' . ze H 8 32 ' l8 U 9 25 S.B. 33 N l0 32 9 ' 2 . 23 35 ' I , L . :- . ' , TH! MMU 4' Miss Pooley, Bonnie Orpin Marlys Catlin Wilma Skou Avon Pingel, Gloria Brandt, Verla Harms, Beverly Musson, Lucille Pingel, Marcene Maury, Alice Pingel CSIIMS 3513352213811 Date Home Qpponent Date Home -pponent Nov Latimer Dec 22 Owasa D c 5 S B Rock Ackley Whitten Radcliffe Dows Dows S B Rock Hubbard Radcliffe Union Cqgnty Tournament at Union Sec Tournament at Hampton Fe 1 33 Ackley Fe 14 31 Dows 26 Owasa 16 14 Hans ell l9 Radcliffe 29 17 26 Williams Although these girls did not have a perfect record this season they showed good teamwork and sportsmansh1p in all the games. In the early part of the season, the team lost Olsen, a sophomore, due to a knee injury, but this position was filled by Harms, the only junior on the team. The five remaining players: Catlin,Pinge1,0rpin,Skou, and Maury are all seniors and former letter winners. The county tournament went their way in the first round by a victory over Ackley, but the girls were nosed out by Owasa in the semi finals. The sectional tournament at Hampton also started with a bang and the team left Dows with the short end of the score. However, in the semi final round the girls were defeated by the strong Hansell State Champion Team. 50 . ' ff ' ' 2 ,ku .,k ,pk 2,2 E ,,, . 1: it , b 4 0 .24 11 27 . 30 16 U 29 21 Owasa 32 Jan. 5 26 N. Providence 36 e . 18 . . 14 N 9 21 13 W 8 35 24 W 12 21 17 ' 12 33 37 N 16 35 34 ' 15 34 . . 34 H 19 27 34 W 19 21 18 U 26 18 18 bl 26 bf 25 ' 2 31 W 82 ' 3 ' 37 . s TH! ARROW Front row C Brotherton, Lalton, Gilmore, Kleln, Dann n, Ketchum, V Fish, Von Smith, Vernon Rottler, Coach Middle row Hanson, Lawson, Knowles, Sllke, J Brotherton, Krause, L Fish, Elkin Back row Knudson Vernon Smith, mlller, hrelger, Winter, Harms, EASSEMJL. 1940 Schedule Date April 9 pp nents Owasa Here Radcliffe There Hubbard There Ackley Here Date Ha 3 4 May 17 Popegoy There April 24 25 26 Co Tournament At Radcliffe pp nents Hubbard Owasa Ackley Popejoy here There There here The opposition appears to be tougher than ever this year w1th Hubbard, who was in the state tournament last fall, being a conten der Radcliffe and Owasa also are boasting of strong teams Much of Alden's success will depend on whether or not another pltcher can be developed to help Homer with the pitching duties In spite of these odds, Alden is anticipatlng a big season for this year If the determined expressions on these boys' faces mean anything, the prospects for the coming season look favorable Although we lost some first team men last spring we have five former letter winners back with us agaln These are Homer Lawson, Harold Knowles, Harold Lawton, Irvin Klein, and Robert Gilmore One of these fellows, Knowles, was an all county choice for catcher last summer in the Junior League 51 4-A. , Q Q 2 , A ,A , . Y Schalk. O o O o W 12 Hy 7 W 16 W 10 I1 ll 1 ' THE ARROW Junlnr hlgh snetball Seated L Sch lm, H naw on, n Lonin, G Hanson, R Cousln, D Johnson Standlng Mr braoshaw, J Hurst, K Ealzeli, P Wa1ton, D Harm , Vernon Smlth The JUHlOT hlgh basketball tear, coached by Mr Braoshaw turned 1n a credlt ble recoru this se n 1th NlHS and 2 losse The team playeo a schedule of S tuldaj mOTHlHt games, ln congunc 1 wltn the senifr hlgh boy ' second team After a ,rft J go f season thns embryo club lo t to Fldora in the first round of he County m nt Pep bqu d Standing G Kreamer, A Plngel, G Puttxamer, F Gllmore In Front A Iaury, Von Smith Three rahs for these S1X troope s th t k pt thlngs golng at sports' events nd pep assemkljs Through their pep and enthusiasm A H S cheering has been kept at hlgh tlde 52 . f Y. an , - LJCA. P . , M ,, , , l . 'J I C- .3 ' Z . . ' " J. R S . . . . A 1 r , . 1 . , ' '4.,. ' 4-' .-K, .,.' r -' ,- a -:JO rv J 1 ' K '- W f ', ' . . . S . c. ' W , . . L . t . , . A u. 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X gp-,, l If gi,- ,ffl " -1- ,7 Y 1 J Q f f I ,iq- J 1, in ' nn THE ARROW Just or 1.151 'muy sus beulor Sluggers Ana lt rm s 1 dlGS' "ow, Y ALP' 51 ando It eve us One munureu pounus 'met .w1dt's ILIIIUYO Jovl l Juulors "Oops a uQ1sy" nolu t1g,k1t Pals "P1uk" 11x Wlllte Sopnouore g,lamour g, rls Blology clfss takes ture out That certdln age! The camera f1e.1d, undrmfd RS. lo 4""' 'TH' 1 Yin-4 an 54 fl? a. LIAR , ,411 ii- NIO-3 ,an "A,aiWflQ3YfS TH! NIMH dust fvlonds 4 IIC C Pom S M C ft p L ibn Jun 11M L P L me xanv .nf D9HlJl ecidl ' he 1 g eu Al 1 Q, e ,w 1.c t bC J l L... QQ -JL., .2 - lf 55 Z! 51 A T .' -' , 7. ......Eiu humI.... ...A IlUv.er YOI' t e LQ-cher........f'as- 3J54i:tic13tQd 564i r5!...... H215 my inig A for Gmc ice- rQRm..........Aln vuMe?.......L cfu l- br f't ' iwFL.....Ff" 'UL 1 .......Th- LQ F'., r II........."4 A 'H' dp . ...I ua,s my gplngch.. ...T f'ghtih' R-'5" .....HuN'x pQ1L,'cH fnLs?. ..IL-ev n'K1r: a ' Lf L 4 .' C ., A I K he ' 's - Q: , ' . I ' fr fu X l f Q, - ,L in . , ' 1. 1 - lv -g ' , ' A J 61' 1 I .QM , m ' 9' fW ' Lx . K , ' -1 I4 A , , I , W 3 . rg. . W I ' L c . , , A., 'Q Qj ' I Z K1 -, X . W I I "A'.,w . i " 5 . -li , . v r ' .' 4 , ..",Q' 's , I J' ' ' Y. ' .S - -.- , .Q - A' X xi ""'a'2 S "'1r-at C- -n x.J,'1 I ' ' 'inane ,,.....!.- Q 1 e9o9u. 3 15" 1 M AJ 'f Sittin' on two le5s...Go West young man...Try it a note higher, see? ...... WA stitch in time saves nineH...Where's my secretary? Speed!!! ........ Beggora and there was plenty to eat ...... That's where they get those good looking belts...See those prison bars 56 oo " 4-lla. 710' 31- l T Our Wlchabod CrhneU..Iu acti n..Sing, girls, sixg..Theme song WRemember the Night?U..WaLch out for fingcrs..Look at that shine..A chip off the old oesk..WThere it is, GlennN..nSnow White?W..HIn the Mood?H..JuSL pr tendiug..Nati ual champions. 57 's September 2 October November2 A December January February March 18 19 April 4-6 School Calendar Sunburned students Slgn up for subjects School tarts, freshmen look frant1 ally for teachers classrooms and themselves Glee clubs meet Ne hope llSS Kopp 1sn't discouraged SGHIOFS ChaT1V3T1 ex Engl1sh teacher knock knockCAvon's knees cheer leaders try out Teachers go to Cl r1on we have VaCat1OH Football game at Dows Lloyd and Elaine l1ke rumble seats Juniors pay for refre hments for JUDlOT senior hunt Ra1n rubbers S11CK9PS umbrellas and stralght hair Fresh 195 appear greener The '39 basketball glT1 were presented w1th letters G1P1S start basketball Joints squeak, bones crack Commun1ty Club n1ght A H S well represented Corrington Mar1onettes shown 1D assembly Ha11owe'en Fireworks at 2 OO a m on football field Teachers go to Des Moines We re3oice Homecoming Day arrives Redskins scalp the Dows Tigers Basketball Jamboree at Eldora Pictures shown about tuberculosis Junior Class Play nAunt Tillie Goes To Townu Glenn turns fem1n1ne Bruce Gates talks 1n assembly Underwood typewriting exh1bit all students scramble for souveniors Santa Cguess whooj VlS1tS us before vacation Boys Journey to Britt The e boys really get around Boys take OVePnlght tr1p to Pocahontas Grant flirts outrageously w1th a g1rl clad in green All girls reJoice, leap year Girls' glee club are shocked Mr Opperman from Mason City Henkel is speechless Semester test exemptions are begins to get to sing WScatterbrainN shows the seniors pictures read Klein almost collapses The unclothed day brain exposure on paper 310 below zero Brady dons red flannels Freshmen sliding party Mary Nott had noodles of fun' Basketball girls save electricity by dressing in the dark More snow Howard's a good target for snowballing Homer takes off shoes in l1terature class We feel faint Boys beat Radcliffe to place third Girls go to Hampton for basketball how fast a Model A Ford coupe will Chatter staff has a theater party The Home Economics girls entertain in County Tournament scrimmage Do you know soo Oh, what a lunch! the faculty and school board at a banquet Esther makes a good chef Home Economics girls are relieved, all the guests have survived so far Arrow pictures taken Marcene excells as a quick change artist. Music Mothers' Festival. Coach Rottler's luck increases. Girls' glee club warbles for Woman's Club at library. Mr. Kimberly gives a speech on aerial photography. B. B. girls go to Des basketball tournament. Seniors choose motto, agree? Mr. Bergland presents We are all broke. The Senior basketball Moines to see finals of the state Must they always have bad weather? flower, and colors. Why can't they scientific demonstration in assembly mothers give a St. Patricks' banquet for the teams. Pat and Mike really get a work out. 72 students from Alden High School Journey to Webster City to music contest. 58 4 5 ' .C s 7 . ' 'L' . 14 . . . - . . 19 ' - D.G . 21 a ' . W ' . 27 . ' . A D S . . -u . 9 h ' - - - -- - 12 ' ' ' . 17 ' . C - .D 18 ' ' . . . . . 30 ' ' . 31 -- : . . . 10 Giant Pep Meeting in Assembly. . ll . . 25 . 6 . 13 t . . 15 ' ' . 20 ' -- 22 ' . ' . 26 ' -- S . 30 G ' D ' . 1 ' -. 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