Algona High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Algona, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1923 volume:

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' In appreciation of her unseliish devotion, this issue of the Algonquin is fondly inscribed to her. l 04904906 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 0 O O O C O O O V O O O O O O O O o A A O O O O O O O O O O O O O 2 rmniscences of the good-old days at O O O O O O O O O 0 O O O O O FILED QLIIN ,,-- ,, oocococoooooococooooo oooooo v FOREVVORD N this, the second volume of the 'Algonquin', we have endeavored to portray every phase of school life, in the knowledge that the book will always be a source of ,pleasant re- the A. H. S.. It. is our, fervent hope, however, that it may ,also ,help to stimulate during the. corningxyears, an'ever-increasing spirit ,of loyalty and pride in our, school-of-the-future. For our 'errors we ask charity, for 2 our success, support. Q 00000000 0000000000000OOOOOOOOOOOOOO .A 55 2 O O O O O O O O 0 O O O O O O O O O O O O O 0 'J O o ,., IJ. ,,.,. ,L . G D N U U I N f' Q , Dix ln, A,,.,. , ff? X - 'TIF ..,. I n T -.ma A: .Wig 'N ' Z '-M1 fi I i TABLE OF CONTENTS A I I 1 3 I School Board i II. Faculty X 111. Classes if I I Iv. Activities I t V Athletics VI. Jokes 1, 5 VII. Advertising' i T 1 ,. as ' ,,.' "':1: i1" Z r" T 'E fa A L. - -Q .,,.--,.a?'JA . is.. I -ss , N, K P L N ,, f - VT Q LI I N - I f 11 5131 I 'L ' L! 'J N L -1 ,33 slid' -:3,M',Z'::' t' 5" 'X 1. g If ,, Z ' ' -.f " ' 9513319 -1-33g'd-Shu " Ni iv G-'s - 1 - 9 ' - W I -Bair-:'::y ,f ?E4::Euss':m:::s5is5al.f121Ifi1-I' 4 - + - - Y V. ' f 3 1 A 'flw if-f ' f -.azgf-.V - 4- fg -, b D br- W -V A ' -w 4 4 I --A , , 1 Fx gf, K Dj f ni fl' ' '., Y ' "" Qs' - -V--k A ..,-- .... ,..,.....A -., V ALGONQUIN STAFF ,- AM L4 ,. A .- A 1-A. HLGU QLIIN 0000 00000O0909000009060000 O m4oz'v+acnr't11or:m4 2 mgwotdcczwcwromg Z wewwwmwogmwre 3 P1or""xOO"'afp"r73P7o Z:v:z:Z'4UPjF:u Zac: 3 ZQO t1:IU0mL' O f-.m'7"t1:1Opt:"5 Wgqgmpo ?Zf4E4wP15SZEZCQr3 '-uwmE21:1:r+QO'UgEHn2 ME Omcgczgyizwuw o in Piggwwzv Q G? O 'izm SZ. 91. 22 Z- Fa- 0 gs -Q 0 CJ 21. -' n-no v-. . 0 n H., . . 20 0 . Tp, ' o 505 2. on O Sn gmg-,rg+',,??,E CD2 H- H. O F 02150-2a:a'a0EsFE40 pq- w.0 mQm '1 '--iw FF P O Q .25"'2vfE2L,"'9,u-12 E1 S'Ar11Egt11mfr::m?S'? gg 5' '23 efgmivef-,ef gym Q EW 5 " "Ef5's"s' 5'-922 5' 53 2 cn r-s '-sl'-s"7s'VAL-,P-14 v-4, 2 O OOSGQOOOOGGOQOOOOQQQ GOOQQOOQOOGGQQOGOOOOQO O0 A A A A 5 +21 , -Igyw 4 QUF' It-41 DR. E. C. HARTMAN M. P. HAGGARD MRS. E. C, DICKINSON T. P. HARRINGTON ' u Ir. , ,f H, , X RLBUNUUIN X TE - f t f 1 .- I I ' 6-4. A ' .zzz-.-f'-55511111 ,- '1 x - ' ' 5 ' '--jZ-,-gi.,1f.'z:-e:- 1 , '123:g1- , Q X "Q 5 , , ws r H- 13:-:oz-:GQ V .X 'ark , g .. - v :'::I::5?1'- -, .iiifiizi-.iw-f.2?Eau'-i13EEE? 1 - fr ' " ' . if 'bi o-'-" ' '55.Efiiaf--e.2v 'ii'- . ..,- ...f.-J. .1 . - -. .. in --1 :gas-f:::ff wf-.f.',- . ' ' M - -. 3 ,Vu w xx- A. 4' ' , f . 1 , A -4 t Q - -. , - . -1 . -,ii-M .. FC H ' ' ' ' A441 . Nw- 4 ,,,.i..1. , . ,gf , . J. NV, SULLIVAN JONATHAN W1NKElL Board of Education In featuring the Board of Education we thought it very fitting to include Johna- than Winkel, president of the first Board of Education of the Ind. School District of Algona organized in 1876. Mr. Winkel is the only member of that board, now a citizen of Algona. At pre- sent writing he is in California where .he went to spend the winter' for his health. Mr. J. W. Sullivan was born and raised in Johnson County under the shadows of the State University, where he graduated from the Law Department in 1887. After graduation, he went to Sioux Falls, Sl. Dlak., where he began the practice of law, but not being satisfied with S. Dak., he returned to Iowa and settled at Algona in 1890, opening up a law office. He was elected to the school board in 1900 and has served continually ever since. In the spring of 1904 he was elected president of the school board to, succeed Mr. E. B. Butler, wlhich position he still holds. Mr. Sullivan has always manifested a deep interest in our public schools and has willingly given his time and thought in seeing that the schools maintain their effici- ency and are run on an economical basis. He has one son wlho graduated from the high school in 1922, and is now attend- ing Notre Dame. The patrons and community are to be congratulated on having so busy a man willing to devote a part of his time and energy in serving their common interests. Mr. T. P. Harrington, second in years of service on the board was born in Wis- consin. He came to Iowa with his parents in 1882, settling near Clarion in Wright County. After attending the rural schools and Clarion thigh school, he entered the State University graduating from the Law Department in 1899. Immediately after graduation he came to .Algona and began the practice of law. Mr. Harrington has always been public spirited and vitally interested in every- thing that enhances Algona and its citizens. In 1904, Mr. Harrington was appointed as a member of the board and has served ever since, entering now upon his 19th year as a member of the board. 14:11 -.1 MM, V , M F577 2 ,nw , - f-U 1-1.1, 1 L. f 1 14 if J, HLGD mulN ,- At all times he has been deeply interested in educational problems, and has given unstintingly of his time and energy in trying to make the school of the greatest service to the public. He :has three children in school - two in the grades, and one as junior in the high school. Dr. E. C. Hartman was born in Illinois, and reared in Wisconsin. After finishing the public schools. he attended Northwestern University where he Hnished the Liberal Arts and medical course in 1907. After two years as interne, he came to Algona and began the practice of medicine. He became a member of the board in 1914, and is now entering upon his fourth term. He is not only interested in the scholastic attainment of the clhildren, but gives much time and thought in determining how the general health and physical condi- tions of tlhe children may be improved. He is always ready to give of his time and service to promote the general welfare of the schools, and is an advocate of "Nothing is too good for the children of Algonaf' He has three children - two in the grades and one to enter next fall. Mr. M. P. Haggard has bhe unique distinction of being the only member of the board, born in Kossxutlh Cfounty and an alumnus of the Algona High School. For years he was engaged in the abstract business, and at present in the loan and real estate business. ' He has always been a 'booster - full of pep and go. and vitally interested in the betterment of Algona and its public schools. . . He is now serving :his eighth year as a member of the board. He has three children - two in the high school, and the youngest not of school age. Mr. Haggard like other members of the board, is a very busy man but is always ready to give his time and labor for the welfare of the children of Algona. Mrs. E. C. Dickinson has the honor of being the nrst lady member of the Board of Elducation. She was born in Scotland where she secured her elementary education in a private school. After that she entered George Watson's Ladies College of Edinburgh, from which she graduated in 1896. For some time after tlnishing her college work, she was engaged as governess, teaching the children of a private family. Then Mrs. Dickinson had the good fortune of capturing a young American, or being captured by him. Tlhey came to America and in 1912, the family moved to Algona, where they have resided ever since. ' Mrs. .Dickinson has been very much interested in all civic organizations and is a. great advocate of a general education, fboth mental and pnhysicalj. She is ever ready to give of her time and energy that the efficiency of our schools may be increased. - She has two daughters - both graduates of our higwh school - the older now teach- ing at Lakota.. 'Phe other attending college at Ames. Algona is to be congratulated on having such capable and efficient members of the board - all busy, but never too busy to give a part of their time and energy in planning for the best possible education for its children. 4 4, 4' 'Y' w. . , V -V f. -V -. .QV ,VA Q , 43, -. .. -, 3 V , 5, . ,,f, ,Q ,Q . -V H K -A ' V V ' 1:-V Aw H ff w V 1 6 Ly- I ,, . E ,F Vw 'V 3 ' 1 E Y ? f , JY, , , ,V a .9 , ' , if up 1 1 .1 M VL- 4 4. ' ' 2 , f - 1 ' ' V . V ,, f .V , ,' J, V , 'V f -5, 1 1 . ' , ' f f V' V . , f . -. V as V' He- ' ' ' l' , v -' QV.. .,. 5 ,V ' V -Ai ' . ,V -' K Q?" KS Qi, ? J, '7 - , A 15" 'Nfl Quia 'f V Ig fl 1 :gg f A 53- - 'L ' i ' if . I s g, a, 5' ' f ' 3 3 '..- J -Eg w. 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' 2 ? 7 5 a F 4 g 2 i l 1 E S S I 3 5 -5 i 6 5 , 2 4 i u l 2 E 2 2 E 3 1 F ii E P i K S E ii I X .H X ' ,W 4-T1 KEN Q , , ' f 4- g, ' K L ti, , , 9 Q, lj, ,Q 1 2 ' f.,t'-,- - f .. v , "5et?'l'5f,g:,g,' :nap " Sf- if 'P e ' ' , , - 2 - I V. 141195-3n"'L3"1f 1-iw. n 'kA A i 1 A A if M, ,Q Y 5 .5 . .. .,3.,w: V-.Al-,gsm 1 , Q . ,mv V 4.1, -J -.,. ,,,, V , J. F. OVERMYEJK, Superintendent of schools. Mr. J. F. Overmyer has been Superintendent of the Algona Schools for the past nineteen years, He has the reputation of being one of the best school men in the stale, and has held many responsible positions connected with school work- last year 'being chosen as delegate to represent North-Central Iowa at the N. El. A.. held at Boston. Through his tireless energy, he has helped make the Algona High School rank among the best in Iowa. His cheerfulness, his optimism have smootihed out many a rough, path for discouraged boys and girls, and his sympathetic understanding has endeared him to all. His broad-mindednessf his thigh idenlsf'-his vision for better citizenship through the schools has won him an enviable place in the community. Z.,-. Rust: muIN Miss Coate whose interest in the pupils' welfare never ceases has lived a life of devotion and sacrifice for the uplift of the high school and its pupils.She always tr'ies to maintain the highest stand- ards possible 'both in scho'arship and those qualities essentially necessary for good citizenship. Brut few fteachers have given as many years of faithful service, in one community, as Miss Coate has given to bhe A. H. Si. By her patience, counsel, skillful instruction., and untiring ef- forts she has made an enviable record for herself, one that will live for years in the minds of the pupils and the citizens of Algona. A A Q -LSB A. BERNICFI' BRADLEY ELIZABETH TREI History Sc Social Science Mathematicsf Debating MAUDE BUCHER DOROTHY HUTCHISON Algebra English 8: Algebra MARIE LOUISE CARLSON LUCY HELELN ST'AHL English Physics Xa Chemistry VERA HATHAWAY FANNIE' POTGETER English 85 Arithmetic English 81 Ancient History NINA MORRIS ESTHElR H. LUSTED Normal Trainingf-Agriculture General Science Biolcgy MILTON LEANDER ALTA YOUNGBLONOND Manual Training Domestic Science N M O. VV. LANVRENCE YESTA WEAVLR History - Civics - Coach Physical Director f': Ef f? " cf. Mimi Az . iii 24 QSM YN- Q ,qi gg i, . .-.:. , f t if 17 'ff2':i' 'X 5 5 .35:.f2 . 3? 1 f Q , .,. 55 9 - ' 1 -. . s ,4 2 1 P .f hw 1 f -Q V S aw :Mg Q. as rw -x'f'rafZf-M fswsmggg 'ji iwygp NWS ' " " L"i?iZZiESfi3fzSixJ', Mm! Sham. A. sk ,W,,ff, ,5f w,Wf,Fs,.Q,i 5 , , E Q L, .amms 'saf47W Riggs?s5mf:g4,'gw:ggg,1w,Wm ..ssi?,gQ135l2Esif5Q2 l ,a,U4SE'5f:1,,ggI'2g-i5,g,R " JJQLQ, fil5:gEWE? 5"5ifiw1fz,'W Q, H . 4 J, .-LV? W-'lN3'?g .gg MAUDE' WENCK MhS. ELSA GULDLILS Music Declamatory Coach 'ZS ff? Rtcfm mulN Q KJ i t MISS DELLA D'ARLIN'G Miss Darling is a graduate from the Mercy Hospital Nurses' Training School of Des Moines. During the war, she did splendid work in France, returning ,home after the signing of the Armistice. For two years since her return, she served efficiently as County Red Cross Nurse. .At present she has in her charge the health and general welfare of tihe children in the Algona' schools. She has been able to advise the parents as to the needs of their children: and by so doing she has rendered valuable service to the community and its children. G A ...4i....-......, Q.- . LEX 1 A ' "A' W' W'A"""""f, A f 'fly , W .. -.-,.f 'f 'Y A 1 4 K I-155 .ff 5 I I 'avian N- I ,4,.:. lf' Q ' ' M 1A , :. 2 , Sk. X -A,-1 .A,A .: , 1 ' fl VV - V 1 lf., u : Af'-1-, 4 'M 5 V, : 3.1-v 'G-of -I V 5,1 M: - --1-ii ---- Lffrg,-:3fl-. fi g QW TW Ji' --,A .. N.. "'1'?-"-"+"ir 1 M. x-" ' ' r . -1 7 Q - ,. 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Sec. 3-4 Glee Club 4 "Gypsy Rover" 4 Oheer Leader 3-4. LUCILLE WINDHLL Debate 3-4 Delta Sigma 1-'2-3-4. QVice Pres. 3. Pres. 45 Declamatory 4 Radio 4 Annual Literary Editor 4 Orchestra 1-2-3-4. CARL HAYNE "Star light, star bright, "so I "seen" last nightg Wish I may, wish I might Have the car again tonight Orchestra 1-2-3-4 Delta Sigwma 4 Radio 4 Glee Club 4 "Gypsy Roveri' 4 Banquet Sec. 3. Annual Staff IRENVE HOFIUS "Think, each of you who read and guess the future of this poetess. Hockey 4 Basketball 3-4. A A ,....-... X HLGUNQUIN ESTHER FREE "Let no man accost me lest he hath 3. mighty reason." Glee Club 1-H2-3-4 , A "Cherryblossoms" 1 e "Bu1bul" 3 ' "Gypsy Rover" 4 Delta Signa 2 H. S. Quartet 4. MELVIN HENDERSON "Curly." "You can manufacture blonde, but red hair just comes natural" Orchestra 1-2-3-4 ' Delta Sigma? 2 Radio 4 Glee Club 4 "Gypsy Rover" 4. LOWREN BROWN . He's awfully quiet, but when it comes to athletics and girls - you'd be surprised." Football 4 Basketball 21-3-4 fCapt. 41 Trac-k.3-4. DOLORIS WHITE "Winnie," "Woman's at best a contradiction still." . ' Class Sec. 4 f - Ra,dioQ1 A Delta Sigma. '1-2-3-4. A ASIA 4. 1. f 3 . l1,A 5 PLGUNUUIN - iw f ' iv' f 1.: fi-"IF: O -"'E L.. iv V 7: ' ,N V -' H RALPH REIMERS to sleep." "Gypsy Rover" 4 Glee Club 4 HELEN MATSON eloquently silent." Delta Sigma 3. THEODORE HUTCHISON "You can never pl-an t Basketball 2-3-4 "Gypsy Rover" 4 Glee Club 4 Dfelta. Sigma 1 Ovchestra. 1-2-3-4 Football 4 Rladio Treas. 4 Class Pres. 3 H. S. Quartet 4. Annual Staff 4 OLGA KRIEPS Annual iArt Editor 4 Glee C'lub 1 "Cherryblossoms" 1 A A ulArtn "One hour a. day to study, one uhour a, day to eatg two hours to think how tired I am, and twenty .hours "There is a gift beyond the reach of art-that of being "Tedo." e future by the past." P "A perfect woman, nobly planned: 0 To 'w'a,rm, to comfort and commandf' M3 4 ' A A IEA . if f+ f HLGU QLIIN i-ki: OPAL SARCHET HOP." "I never fuss, get fussed, or am fussedf' Class Pres. 2 Glee Club 1-2-3-4 'Oherryblossomsn 1 "Bulbul" 3 'Gypsy Rover" 4 H. S. Quartet 4 Declaumatory 1-2-3-4. Delta Sigma 2 HIRAM WHITE "HL" Care to our coffin adds a nail, no doubt: But ever so merry, draws one out." Basketball 4 Radio 4. LEOPLA ZEIGLER Glee C'lu'b 1-2 "Cherryblossoms" 1. BERNARD GREEN "Here's Irish wit personified, the joy of every class! Debate 4 5 Dell 'gma 4 Dectimtory 2-3-4 Radio 4. .V 43 A .i....a,,,.,.N,,,,W-,,,,,., ,W zyg A ,. gs ZR HLGU QLIIN JOHN SIMON "Words for the idler-thoughts for men." MARGUERITE RUSS "Leave worry for Radio 4 Debate 4 ROBERT VAN NESS "He plays in the Orchestra 1-2-3-4 Rladio 4 Delta Sigma 4 Debate 4 DORIS JENSEN "Industry! T'ho'u Delta. Sigma 4 Radio 4 Annual 4 ELL the other fellow." uB0b orchestra and toots his horn." dost set the pace for-us all." ,ALICE MILLER Topsy "Vanity fair with never a care LEO AMAN "The ladies' man Radio 4 Football 4 Track 2--4. TH EA CLARK "I'rn the revised editxon of the Worlds Almanac Hockey 4 "Cherryblossoms 1 Radio 4 Glee Club 1-4 "Gypsy Rover" 4 PERRY JOHNSTON ll ' y He w1ll do an Annual Staff 4 Radio 4 Delta Signa 4 f-5 HLGU QLIIN +.+, GRACE TAYLOR "All great lovers are dead, Bassanids Portia. Romeo's Juliet, Sheba. herself-and I am failing rapidly." Basketball 1-2-3-4 Radio 4 QSecj Declamatory 3-4 ,Annual Staff 4 Hockey 3-4 Debate 4 Delta Sigma 1-4. VICTOR STEIL "Vic." "Give me liberty to know, to utter, and to argue freely." Annual Editor-in-Chief 4 Pres. Athletic Association 4 Debate 3-4 Delta Sigma 1-2-3-4 Glee Club 4 Track 3-4 Class Sec. 2 Pres. Radio Club 4. LUNORA ANIDREWS "Oh! heavens: were man but constant, he would be perfect." -Glee Club 4 "Gypsy Rover" 4 PRISCILIJA SOUTHGATE "PriS." "There are always two slides to every question-my side and the wrong side." ' Delta Sigma. '2-3-4 ' "Bl1lbu1" 3 Sec. Athletic Associaition 4 "Gypsy Rover" 4 Honor "A" Arthletics Basketball 1-2-3-4 Hockey 3-4. A ' A 4- HELEN MURTAGH MURT "Quickness is all right in 1tS place but thorough ness is essential to character Annual Business Mgr. 4 Declam-atony 2-3-4 Class Secretary 1-3 Glee Club 2-4 Radio 4 Delta Sigma 1-2-3-4. WILLIAM MANNI B1 "His .limbs were cast 111 manly mold For hardy sport, or contest bold Football 4 Declamatory 4 Orchestra 2-3-4 Glee Cflub 4 Track 2-3-4 "Gypsy Rover" 4 "Bulbul 3. NORINNE VINCENT '4Modesty has it's sins Declamatory 2-3-4 Delta. Sigma 1-2-3-4 Radio 4 Annual Staff ZADA FINNIIL "Sweetness, truth and every grace Is read distinctly in her face Delta Sigma 4 A an QL 2-' HLBD QUIN CHRISTINE AREND "She asks no favors and shrinks from no respon- sibilitiesi' MARGARET SCHEMEL b "Not given to self-announcement but missed much if absent." ' J RENA WELLENDORF "Perpetually good-natured. Glee .Club 1-2-3-4 "B'ulbu1 3 "Cherryblossoms" 1 "Gypsy Rover" 4. IRVING URCH "No sinner or no saint, perhaps, but jusi, the very best of chaps." Radio 4 - A Si A 25319: f...-. FLGD N uuIN Fi Sz? M LONNELLE BUSHNELL "Lonny" "And she shall be known by :her giggles and curls." Delta Sigma, 2-3-4 Radio 4 Glee Club 4 "Gypsy Rover" 4 VICTOR HERTIG "Happy" "The harder I try, the gooder to be, Oi! Gosh, the worser I get." Annual Staff 4 1 HELEN JASPERSON "Jas," "Always ready to smile out loud, and always will- ing to have something doing." ' Annual Staff 4 Declarnatory 1-12-3-4 CARROHL POTTER "Laugh and live. He clan even see the funny side of a Chemistry Class." Radio 4 W RLGDN mulN A A . NAOMI HEWITT "With head as level as her heart is big." EDWARD NORMAN "Eddie" "The world turns aside to let any man pass who knows whither he is going." Annual Staff 4 Football 4 Radio 4 Track 3-4 "Gypsy Rover" 4 Glee Club 4. ILA OLSON "Beautiful behavior is the finest of fine arts." HEIJEN WHEEILOCK "Silence does not indicate lack of wisdom." Glee C.1ub 2 A , A HLBU muIN HELMUTH HUENlH0lLD "Hee-Haw "Oh, what a fusser he'd make if only he had the nerve." Orchestra 1-2-3-4 ' Glee .Club 4 Radio 4 "Gypsy Rover" 4 DOROTHY TRIBON "Dart "The love of liberty of life is to her given." Delta Sigma 2-3-4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Hockey 3-4 Pres. Athletic Association 4 Glee .Club 1-4 "Cherryblossoms" 1 "Gypsy Rover" 4 MABEL MATSON "A sunny disposition is the soul of success." MYRTLE JOHNSON "Always at it wins the day." 4 A gG HLGQ QUIN -,.. . ,Wi Y--F V RICHARD T'H0'MPSO'N Q "Dick' "Men of few word Radio 4 RUTH SHOEMAKER. s are the best of men." "To be satisfied is a gift of the Gods." Glee Club 2 EVELYN SORLENSON "Small but endow Basketball 3--4 Hockey 4 Glee Club 1-2-3-4 "Cherryblossoms" "Bulbul" 3 "Gypsy Rover" 4 FRANCIS NELSON "We are ready to Delta, Sigma 4 "Gypsy Rover" 4 Glee Club 4 "Eve ed with pep everlasting." 1 try our fortunes to the last man? A A ,ri IGN'AT'IUS WERNERT "Of -him no scanda Football 4 Radio Delta Sigma 4 BERNICE SUTTON h "Quiet, thoughtful, HARVEY REID "A second thought favors h1s every Word or act ' ALICE CURRAN. - "Studious and frivolous by turns HLBDNCJUIN ELIZABETH RIEBHOFF "The shining of thls star IS m0dlH9d by Djer Kxss HARVEY BU'RBiAN1K Hubby "T'he easiest and best way to expand the chest IS to have a large heart ln It 'Fraok 2'-3-4 fCapt 41 Basketball 4 Orchestra 1-2-3-4 Radio 4 Delta Sigma 4 Glee Club 4 "Gypsy Rover" 4 ROSE AREND "Modesty is a guard to virtue HILDA PALMER "Sometimes I answer my questions even in Phys1cs A A ,.4-i HAZEL HEADLEY "She seems dignified, but Wait until you know her." Delta Sigma 4 MARGARET WINSLOW "Markie" "A priceless treasure of the class, a helpful and a merry lass. " ROBERT KAIN "Bob" "True merit is like a river, the deeper it is the less noise it makes." Football 4 J ENCIE SKILLING "Lacks she the temper characteristic of red hair?" HLGU QUIH K. RLGU UUIN INEZ POTTER L L N me rw 51vu'S'5 "There's nothing I'd rather do than flirt." EULA JOHNSON "A maiden of this century, yet most meek A A ? M: i 4 M, s 5 , 3 Z ,Q .. 4 ra? 2. ' f W at Q. i . .. 4 f K , , ? S 2 ' A . K"': I " : ,.' - wi 7 s -A-v,A an --':A':v -19' A" 1-12 ' g A.Q' 1 1:'5: 6 ,,' 4 ,,.. 'xx QA kr I ,,'f :Q i - ,ff f:x wM f W' Mb' W Y' Sky 1. A vh,?6n . W J ,JM ,Q t,3,, xx.-'gm 1 I e- X Q 4 -RJ f RV X x " .fic xx 'X 'l J' 5' 'V , V f .. rn. L..-:,,,w.,1. . W. s:24,,+1.1-1:..s,i- I -:1.,s: YK r 1 l ELT ,,,,,,, 55 '--2 x V 4 V -. IJ Y 'Q f A- R L G U N Q U I N Y 'I X A U f"fi bA" 3' 'fu 'Yi HJ I 'In'-,ie M -bw V , ,,,,,..-.,..,-4-.., . JUNIORS his wt gi? ' lid! , be if ff w i e Patiently sat Hiawatha Listening to his father's boastingg With a smile -he sat and listened U ttered neither threat nor menace. A A Aw. X-gf Jkt, ,, .,.-..,,.,,, fs ,F HLGU ULIIN -Q..... A ,, I F Junior Class A W Back row-fleft to rightj-Casey Loss, Claude' Seeley, Charles Palmer, Adrian Casler, Howard Kanouff, Charles Barrickman, Robert Wright, Gerald Fiene. Fourth row--Charlo-tbe.Baker, Bernice Hargreaves, Anna Jones,'AZelba Hard grove, Margaret Behlmer, Maud Coon, Eleanor Haggard, Ruth James, Matilda 'Kres.sin, Joy Koepke, Marie Smith, Vernon Spongberg, Lf Third row-Howard Harrington, Dwight Andrews, George St. John, lMilo Giuderian, ,Cecil Harsch, Eugenia Rist, Harold Rist, Harold Cowan, Allen Brunson, Howard Seeley, Marie Weiner, Grace Frandsen. Sicond row-Ona Thompson, Alta Nickerson, Ruby Wilbur, Zelba Patterson, Maud Schictl, .Hazel Troutman, ,Lavina Winkle, .Verla Robinson, Arlene Pilcher, Mildred Ward, Fern Andrews. Lora Olsen. Front row-4011:-al Biggs, 7 Ruth' Gronwall, Florence Brit't0nz,' Roby Miner, Katherine Van Ness, Gladys Clayton, Ruth Hutchison, Neva Larson, Penlope Webster. Q ' H A A i, ., S, V? - -if ,a, , if . ,sible 51 Diffs., M' Htun uulN Junior Class The old saying, "You can't keep a. good man down," may well be applied to thc Junior class. Howard Sleeley, Claude Seeley, George St. John, Harold Cowan, Robert Wright and Casey Loss helped Algona carry the football down the field. Dwight Andrews and Casey Loss are on tuhe basketball team and Algona had a very good season. The girls, not -to be outdone, are playing basketball, hockey and tennis. In Declamatory, five people from our ilustrious class took part in the Big Four contest, namely, Dwight Andrews, Eleanor Haggard, Eugenia Rist, Howard Kanouff, and Margaret Behlmer. MJa.u,d Coon represented Algona, at Wesley, in the district contest March 2. In this conest we took second place. In the debate with Boone we were represented by Allen Brunson, Ravenna Kanouff, and Penlope Webster. We are also well represented in Ktghe boys' and girls' glee clubs, the orchestra and in Dlelta Sigma. Although the track season has not yet started, we feel sure that the class of "24" will win many laurels. CLASS OFFICERS President -- ---- ............. .-... - - DWIGHT ANDREWS Secretary -- ..... . ELEANOR HAGGARD Class Colors --- --- MAROON AND OLD GOLD Philosophies of Life Dwight Andrews- "All girls are nice, so why confine yourself to one?" Howard Kanouff- "Work as little as possible, the chief thing is to get by." Claude Seeley- "Don't bring a girl near me." Bernice Hargreaves- "Down with the Irish." Howard Harrington- "Don't mention Woman's Suffrage or the Democrats to me." Charlotte Baker- "The course of true love never runs smooth." Harold Cowan "I know Pm good looking." Opal Biggs- "A powder puff is a dangerous article, nevertheless I use it freely." Bennie Daugherty- "Life would be worse than useless if it were not for the women." Joy Koepke- "Don't go slow around cornersg it simply isn't done, my dear." Howard Seeley-"Everyone loves a fat man." . Ruth Hutchison-"Why fhurry! Life's too short." Ruth James- "One man is enough for any girl." Allen Brunson-"Don't look it up, just ask me." Overheard in the hall - - - - Bubbles- "Didn't I see you with a new girl last night?" Casey- "No, it was just the same one painted over." Lives of flunkers, all remind us, We can make our lives sublimeg Just by asking foolish questions, To take up recitation time. A LS FILGD IJUIN MILESTONES OF ALGUNA HIGH Freshman .... .................................... E MERALD STONE Sophomore --- --- BLARNEY STONE Junior --- --. GRIND STONE Senior .... ..... G RAVE STONE Yes indeed, as one of our poets has so thrillingly written, Teacher- "What three words do Juniors use the most?" Junior- "I don't know." Teacher- "Correct, Sit down." Ruth Gronwall- 'Tm going to be an o1d'maid." Milo- "Pm going to be an old bachelorg but when we getf tired why- then?" Overheard in Modern History, Miss Bradley- "Now we will discuss New Zealandg first where is it?" Charles Barrickman- "I-I-er - - believe it's in Canada." Miss Bradley- "Now, Howard, what was your lesson for today?i' Howard Kanouff- "It was about France, I think." Harold Cowan- "Well, how did you ever guess it?" In Solid Geometry- Oowan- "I forgot." Miss Trei- "Did you ever know?" A A. K ,Y bg X fy A is KN -5 QQ VL KN K fiixxw' Vx tw' , ,i ff' 4 .Q wwf 4 EJ' v - "f- A L qw. 4 - if 4' 4 it ,Q +V 3 ww I ' agfl, .. V J ,, W X -. , . 5 1. Qfj:-M., 5 k 1. QQ: ,Az . 'W Wi, V M A ,Q-A Z.:- HLGU QUIN ,,.--- HG. W W 1 W SOPHONOBES , W ff? 1 X wx' M l NNW 3 1 w ,f, ja o ver? o lil. ,gulf I YW 1555 VZ Af X WZ' ' l he f A ll 51 Aw K F 9735-X ,ffff K MEM ffl' Mi, 4.41 I gy' QN lk1xiX1,'i'yMllQ f' Ml: S A lf 4 I n l..lM1gf rf N X , K Wvmikx ' fjiag, 1 o f r A V? S - I 4 r f C V3 f 'Milf iff lf, 'Wx ff l VJ' ' n Q fNjfl ?vY ff A rw M 2 eg 'fl Il lf ml N f Ont of childhood into manhood You had grown, my Hiawatha Skilled in all the crafts of hunter Learned in all the lore of old men. All All f-s RLGD QUIN " f- f - -- .,-4-W. +....- W, Sophomore Class Back row-Ueft to rightj-Marguerite Simon, Lula Byson, Georgia Wilson, Gladys Ringquislt, Ciharlotte Teeter, Alice Johnson, Helen Brown, Mabel Bowman, Edna Reed, Julia Bourne Eugene Zittritsch, Q . Sixth row-Beulah Lyon, Freshg Evelyn Hodges, June Koepike, Lillian Johnson, Wilma Stuessy, Fresh, Florence Taylor, Cnharles Adams, John Scuffhan, Dore Frech, Kermit Setchel, Earl Sarchet, Hubert Schoby, Kenneth Seeley. Fifth row-Opal Parsons, Merle Bailey, Dorothy Wnhitney, Florence 4 Sorenson, Lois Cosgrove, Ruth Stokes, Elmer Layman, Gordon Dewel, Ralph Parsons, Ralph Weber, Walter Bierman, Donald White, Albert Ludwig. Fourth row-Allan Bishop, Theodore Zittritsch, Donald Cronin, Wilfred Nelson, Anthony Guehl, Clifford Hackman. Third row-William Moore, Bernice Stock, Margie Jasperson, Georgia Cole, Arthur Erdman, Viva Hain, Teresa Reilly, Bertha Smith, Florence Nelson, June Corey, lone Phillips, Mildred Hain, DeVeda Bilsborough, Margaret Palmer. Second row--Dale Davifdson, Wm. Specht, Leland Steil, Miles Eckstein, Clarence Wegener, George Fisher, Vernon Storm, Wm. Boldridge, Clyde Martin, Horace Schenck. Front row-Esther Todd, Ethel English, Ravenna Kanouff, Mildred Clayton, Margaret Dailey, Bernice Norton, Marguerite Skilling, Irma Windell, Florence Ditsworbh, Elma. Behnke, Florence Fitch. . A A -- A FILGU QLIIN T- ' " " .-- -...W Sophomore Class' In September 1922, eighty-seven pupils entered the High School as Sophomores. The class organized a few days later with Dorothy Whitney as President and Leland Steil, Secretary and Treasurer. Plans were formulated for a party to enliven the routine of work. After this social event was over the dlass settled down to .hard work on activities and studies. June Corey was awarded a place in the preliminaries of the "Big 4" contest but she failed to place in the finals. A In football Ralph Weber, Elmer Laymon, Eiugene and Theodore Zittritsch were first string men, while other boys made good and willing subs. The class is very well represented in both of the glee clubs. Florence Sorenson be- came a member of the H. S. Quartet. Etarl Sarchet, Ralph Weber and Ione Phillips are in t-he Operetta. Selvdral of the class are members of the Delta Sigma, Ralph Weber being vice- president. Q In debate, Evelyn Hodges. was one of the speakers with the Fort Dodge and Boone teamsl Although the class is not ranked as brilliant nor noted for its well behaved pupils, We mean to show the high school and others htat we have thc right kind of stuff. STATISTICS OF THE SOPHOMORES. ' Fastest, ,, -,,............... . ........... Q .... --- ETHEL ENGLISH Slowest -- .... RALPH WEBER Laziest --- ...... OPAL PARSONS Ol1teSt --- ..... .- DALE DAVIDSON ' Dllmbest -..- -- KTAKE YOUR CHOICEJ - Quietest ,,... .......... l 'ELAN BISHOP Giggliest ...... ........ it IILES ECKSTEIN Smallest Feet --- --- 'THEODORE ZITTRITSCH Smallest -,,,-,, .,... M ARGARET DAILEY ------ LELAND STEIL -.--- DR. CLYDEMARTIN ---- CHARLES ADAMS Most Graceful ,-,,,.. .-,.. ,.,..,....... .............. W I L FRED NELSON Largest ......... Most Renowned --- Daintiest ...... -- Dale Davidson-"Can't fool me. The solar plexus- isn't a new star." - Miles E'ckstein surprised his boy friends by walking on the side of the street nearest to Africa. Donald White admits that Perry is a good town. . It is expected rthat Earl will double for the sheik within the coming year. Teachep- "Wjl1vS0m6OH8 tell me What the Duke Frederickwas doing in the Forest of Arden?" , Arthur Elrdmann-"I donft know but he must -have been cutting wood." "Katrinka" Stock believes that Fort Dodge offers the best place and opportunities for economical shopping. Miss Potgeter- "Where are the remains of Prehistoric Life found?" Donald Cronan- "ln the Brittish Museum." Clyde Martin fully expects to take a position under Thomas A. Edison very soon, as electrician and Radio Expert. ai .. Z-' RLGDN QLIIN -,..g,. .. ,,- A Ivanhoe's J aunt to the Joust Ivanhoe was a young gink who, in his prime was considered the Wally Reid of the old and musty days. At the age of eighteen he started on a, pilgrzimage to view the planet. On his departure, he was given a pair of discarded tin trousers, worn by his old man during the brick-layers strikeg I-Ie also bore an aged and obsolete mare, afflicted with halt and palsy as well as blindness. After many days and nights, each one full equal to 2:4 lhours, had intervened, our Wandering knight chanced upon a wayside inn. Here he disembarked to partake of much-needed nourishment, and to feed his noble steed. The king, who was riding about, passed nearby and his plug stopped to chatter with the nag of Ivanhoe. Be- coming incensed at such seemingly ungentlemanly conduct, the great ruler, who was some ninety years of age, with great difficulty drew his broad-sword. As it glittered in the sunlit air, our illustrious hero, ever respectful of age, popped him one with great gusto, full upon his immense bald pate. The surprised sire glanced with scorn upon Ivanhoe's broken Weapon, but also he noticed that his assailants biceps measured many cubits, so he called a truce and beseeched the hero to enter in combat in the nearby lists. Now it happened hat Ivanhoe considered this quite the berries and forthwith he accepted upon the spot. To make the storybrief, lvanhoe was soon iitted out in .his hardware, and entered the list right pert. And it came to pass that he cleaned up big in this form of amuse- ment, and became a bright light, - 11ay, even a constellation, - in the eyes of a certain damsel, named Rowena, the most noble daughter of the king. Now, day by day in every way, Ivanhoe became more and more infatuated over her multitudinious sheckels. At last the strain became too great and he beseeched her to live with him and keep his clothes soldered. She most joyfully accepted the proposal, and they were soon paired as life-long sparring partners. When Ivanhoe's newly acquired pater-in-law heard the news of the wedding, he was overcome with thanksgiving. He generously unoorked a bottle of quinine and bay-rum hair tonic which he had saved for the occasion and purpose. To make a short story long, the fair Rowena, and her husband, our hero, the illustrious Ivanhoe, lived happily ever after. A A ' ga i E55 9 . mv, ww ? Ex 442 1 v fit - as NSW 1 hm, sw W L 4 ,. ? fx FILDDN uuIN M,- FRESHNEN 1' fi W N lf' f X w x li W Q X v' 1 l r fl re X ' I X x Y N " x I X TEX. X .. .,5 Q f IXA1 grub 'I , ff .N ,za I7 fits? gg ig 1 , Af if Q , 1 X W in l W hy' , il I 1-H-E 'Q V 2 17 - K wil lllli lax. .. Q f- ,- N Nursed the little Hiawatha Rocked hirn in his linden cradle Bedded soft in rnoss and rushes Safely bound with reindeer sinews. A Aid A ,- ,1- HLDDNU Back Third Fourth row-Edward Van Trees, Margaret Bishop, Lloyd Steven, Ethel Fifth' Sixth Freshman Class row-fleft to rightj-Harold Oflsen, Wallace Pickens, Kenneth Gould, Gerald Nelson, Bernard Tierney, Albert Brooks, Joseph Becker, Paul Hutclhins, Virgie Berg, Lyle Stebbins, Ralph Lamulth, Ingabar N'ielsen, Isolda Parsons, Ruth Berg, Lyle Stebbins, Ralph Lamuth, Kelley, Inez McClean, Ruth McMahon. Ingebar Nielson, Isolda Parsons, Ruth Robert Reily, Helen Peterson, Blanche Carney, Alice Gillingham, Helen Cook, Muriel Peterson, Gertrude Skilling, Evelyn Johnson, Edna Rickard, Harold Sorensen, Marvin Spioher, Raymond Anderson, William Dooley, Everett Dutton. Second row-Herbert French, Dale Nielson, Sheppard, Alma Greiner, Marguerite row-Richard Vaughan, Gwendolyn Jones, Herman Becker, Hazel Potter, William Keneflck, Irene Nickerson, Hollis Benschoter, Laura Miller, Kenneth Stephen- son, Mae Grant, Wil.bur Rouqpe, Gladys Ditsworth, Martha' Potter, Clayton Palmer, Luella Potter, Kenneth Roney, Clarice Burhow, 'Harry Shoemaker. Taylor, Elsther Dennis Myers, Doris Brown, .Sidney Clark. Ohm, Glen Russell, Marian Todd, Paul Koons, Elizabeth Nugent, Beth Backus, Bonnie Culbertson, Myrtle Larson, Elda Baker, Eunice Doege, Aline Martinek, Hazel Culbertson, Wilma Wildin, row-Paul Urch, John Dfreesman, Mildred DeGraw, Anna Murtagh, Altha Hard- grove, Eva Gilbert, Catherine Knudsen, Lola Schuffham, Clhristine Knudsen, Gertrude Norman, Kathryn Kain, Kathleen Hol-tzbauer, Anna Nelson, Lucile Maleng, Jeanette Goeders, Tfhelma Horrigan, George Miller, Raymond Reid, Lloyd Bohannon. row-Donald Tribon, Mel Peterson, Harold Falkenhainer, John Haggard, Percy Kuhn, Leslie Samp, William Ramsay, John Shirley, Julius Winkel, Irvin Seeman, Helen Samp, Leona Stevenson, June Adele Overmyer, Helen Corey, Gertrude Fiene, Anna Steussy. A fa Q 5 ,Q RLGD N QUIN is -'Tx A-----...... ., . . Freshmen History About Nine years ago our class of boys and girls started in the Algona schools. As time progressed, some were dropped from the class and others were added. When the eighth grade was reached there was an enrollment of eighty pupils. Because of the size of the class two rooms were required to accommodate them. At Christmas time a party was -held in the High School bugilding to accommodate all the pupils and their teachers. These two rooms also gave a program later in the year. At the beginning of the school year of "22", one hudred twenty-live freshman entered the High School. We entered with the belief that we knew everything, or almost so. Before the initial morning had passed we were made to realize our mistake. Much to our mortitication, we learned what the upper-classmen thought of us, but we went on boldly, trying not to mind. At our first class meeting the following officers were elected-Mel Peterson, Presidentg Elizabeth Nugent, Secretary and Treasurer. Scarlet and White were chosen as our class colors. Harboring fond aspirations for, fame along with the others, we worked for repre- sentation in declam, debate, and other activities. Dennis Myers in Declam won first in the "Big 1" contest, something very unusual for a freshie we are told. We have nine representatives in the girls glee club and four in the boys. There are four freshmen in the Delta Sigma and six in the Radio Club. In addition to this, our class is well represented in athletics, in debate and in the orchestra. Our? determination is this- We arc going to prove to the school that We are as great as we thought we were when we first entered the institution. Imagine: -- - - Mike Reilly behaving in Engl-ish. Dennis Meyers receiving 10071 in a Latin exam. Eddie llan Treese getting "E's" on his report card. Pete Speicher getting out of a test. Samp without an answer book. Horrigan without her vanity case. June Adele with bobbed hair. Helen Samp as claSS president. Myers rushing tn school. Falkenlhainer, Samp, Johnny Dressman, and Bill Ramsay playing star guzards. Kuhn in knickerbockers. f-5 Ruse QLHN - .. --- 7 Ray Anderson on a desert island. Don Tribon ,with curly hair. Haggard without his hair oil. Thelma With black hair or Blanche a blonde. Johnny Dressman and Bubbles in a fistic combat. Bohannon being' seasick. How Haggard would feel if he took iirst-over-all in declam. Seeman coming to school alone. Sid Clark woking dinner. Miss Lusted- "Name the seasons." June Adele-"Pepper, salt, vinegar and mustard." Miss Lusted- HA scientist states that man knows and classifies 400,000 insects' Rei11ey- "I know a dog that has 'em all." Girl- "What's wrong with the car? It squeaks dreadfully." Mell- "Can't be helped, there is pig iron in it." Percy Kuhn fWho has a headachej-"Will you give -me something for my -head?" Druggist Greger- "No I Wouldn't take it as a gift." Miss Hathaway-"What became of the swine that had the evil spirit cast into them? Bohannon- "'lhey made them into 'deviled ham '.,' A x' i Freshman- "Teachers are worse than the immigration authorities at Ellis Island T'hey've even swiped their slogan-They Shall Not Pass." -4 A rv I I , gf I v Q o I f ffffg f X , M ,iff-tl, ax 1' . 5 E I X X .0 . "' YV ' - II , 1 3 I I 1 3 w ! E 1 1 5 E 3 J H 1 E E rv 4 4 4 E 1 F 1 Q 5 E 1 Q a 3 R 5 2 E Q I 2 5 B 4 3 s 3 w F ,, af E 3 1 5 4 2 Q A 1 A HLGD DLIIN Q .Wg H Delta Sigma At the beginning of the 1923 school year the Delta Sigma was re- organized in order that it might benefit a greater number of pupils. Three groups,LDramatic, Discussion and Formal Debate, were organ- ized, 'under the leadership of Miss Carlsen, Miss Bradley and Miss Trei respectively. The groups alternate in giving programs in order that one person may appear as often as the other. Under this management, the Delta Sigma is steadily growing, and is doing much to help it's members to develop their speaking-ability. All of those who have attended any of the open-meetings realize that this is a splendid organization, and is fultilling the purpose that it's founder had for it. In order that the Delta Sigma may have some social life, there are two social functions annually. T'he first is a party given in the winter, the second a banquet to be held in the spring. Much credit for the success of the Delta Sigma during the past year is due to the three leaders, who have so faithfully worked for the society, and co-operated with it's members.-Lucille Windell, the society's president the first semester, and Allen Brunson, president during the last part' of the year, with Penelope Webster and Ruth Gronwall, the respective secretaries, also have faithfully performed their prescribed duties. A A mtl Orchestra umling, Uvfl to riglltj llwigllt Alllll't'WS, William Nlilllll, Hxxrulml FJllkK'llllJlill0l'. ll umm Sym lu! limxllml liulmllfl' llmnl Mvlvxn th-mleersmm, Carl llzny v. V-' A114 Q5 'z' z , . I' liulmumnm, liulwrt Van News, Holmuth H114-nlumlmlt, Cewil Hzlrsch. l':Ill'l S:1l'c'l11-1, Ixlilllllk' Wa-neck fljiI'0ClUI'J, Hznwcy Hurhzmk. lie-hlmvr. um Ca-xltvl' '1'lufodo1'u Hutchison. ing l,l1l'il4'xVilllll'H, Alim- Mant ilwk, XViIfl'0liN9lS01l, Beth llzueklw, K121l'g2lI'Pt ,.,: na., A G U N U I N ,,f A W W i jf ,, Q ? I 15? 3 7 479. ,. . - A .5155 'J 'c " '47 'Y'-if-:iff ,V QQ - Orchestra The present orchestra is comparatively young. About fifteen years ago the High School boasted of an orchestral body, but is suf- fered a relapse until five years ago when it was revived by Miss Dritt, then musical instructor. Miss Dritt successfully conducted the new orchestra for two years, and then passed her baton over to Miss Carl- ton., She was in t-urn succeeded by Miss Maude Wenck, the present instructor, who is ably holding the position for the second year. Until this year, no recognition was accorded the members for their work. Owing to some very convincing talks given by members of the orchestra, those participating in such work will receive sweat- er emblems, denoting the number of years of service. Since there is a certain attendance and punctuality clause, this arrangement will also help to make a better orchestra. May the orchestra long continue in it's work of discoursing sweet OJ strains of close, oh, very close, harmony at all High-School func- tions in the future. LE A VA A.. 44 - W, .-1.-.. ,f-x ,.-1 -... , R CONIJUIN T-H '1 ,47 X ms Xa - 1723 , x . 1, 1 " W 1 X f .... , , L 7 2 X s if .. I X "b l -. l -L 9 25-f ' " l ,A :A,'AQ- fglf .,,A.' - ' - . 1 .K - .VIN as -- ' ni any k VA. K tv ,, . J , ., TRI-ANGUIAR DWEIBATE-V FT. Allen Brunsou Victor Stem Lucille Windell- Ravenna Kanouff Penelope Webster- Evelyn Hodges D0'D'GE+- -BOONE ALG ONA DUAL DElB4AT'E-HUMBONLDTN ALGONA Robert Van Ness Ruth Gronwall--Penlope Webster Eleanor Haggardfrliavenna Kanouff ViCtOI' Steil ,Q la wW,,...5N1 .....--,4- -.....,..-,-l .""NN "nh-b'5 ,.f"' fi s f X fl 'f , R :f fl :,1 Q X eeee 5 t i , 54 i' 'ffl t t t it TRI-ANGULAR DEBATEf SPENCER? ESTHEFRVILLE- - ALGONA Marguerite Russell Allen Brunson 4 Howard Harring'tonwBernard Green Lucille Windell-Grace Taylor Debate s For many years past, Algona has ranked A-1 in the debating held. Miss McCoy, as coach, set a standard tihat made the .A. H. S. a worthy opponent of much larger schools. But within tthe past few years, there has grown a feeling that tleoached debates" were not developing al round debaters, especially the ability to think standing, and to argue the question for debate without prepared notes. To remedy this fault, three schools, ancient enemies in various school activities, Boone, Fort Dodge and Algona, agreed to have an uneoaehed triangular debate, each pupil was to gather his own material, and to write his own debate without aid from the eoachg the question to be debated, he State question, Resolved: That the state should by proper and suitable legislation, provide for he immediate hard surfacing of all primary roads of the state and provide for a bond issue therefor Ceonstitutionality grantedj. t :fx A A vnu-, em- it l M ,-..,-,, V- . -1 an 51 1 3 ,gi HLGU QLIIN The debvate was nheld January 19t.h. The affirmative team of each school debating at home. Our affirmative was upheid by Evelyn Hodges, Penelope Webster and Victor Steil. They put up a good snappy debate, but the decision of the judges was in favor of Fort Dodge, our opponents. The negative side was maintained by Allen Brunson, Lucille Windell and Ravenna Kanouff at Boone, wining by a unanimous decision. The final decision for the triangular debate was in favor of Fort Dodge who won thc affirmative at Algona and the negative at Boone. The true sportsmanship shown by both the winners and the losers, made us accept Humbo1dt's challenge to meet them in an uncoached debate, the same conditions prevailing. Work on this and on the annual ti iangular coached debate began almost immediately the affirmative teams being Victor Steil, Ruth Gronwall, Penelope Webster, Howard Harrington, Bernard Green and Marguerite Russell, Wi-th Edward Van Treese as alternateg the negative teams Ravenna Kanouff, Robert Van Ness, Eleanor Haggard, Lucille Windell, Grace Taylor and Allen Brunson with Katherine Van Ness as alternate. At home, Ravenna Kanouff, Robert Van Ness and Eleanor Haggard easily defeated Humboldt's affirmative team, while Victor Steil, Ruth Gronwall and Penelope Webster won a note-Worthy victory at Humboldt, ft,his team being our only victorious affirmative team. The coached triangular debate between Estherville, Spencer and Algona was listened to with more than usual enthusiasm at Algona March19th, the decision being 2 to 1 in favor of Algona's negative team, Lucille Windell, Grace Taylor and Allen Brunson. Our affirmative team, Howard Harrington, Marguerite Russell and Bernard Green put up a strong debate at Esthervilfle, but lost the decision. All of the debate Work this year has been under the able supervision of Miss Elizabeth Trei. Too mucvh credit cannot be given for her help and untiring interest in the work. To her is due the uniiagging enthusiasm, the spirit of true sportsmanship which throughout has characterized our debates and made them Well Worth-while. re Q' ...ai 7? X HLGQ QLIIN -Q .-- - Junior--Senior Banquet xFriday, May 12, 1922. A VOYAGE "T1he good ship Good Fellowship Is being launched today We're gathered here to drink her health And speed her on her Way." Captain -- All Aboard Outward Bound ............... ...... .... Three Years Before the Mast --- From a Deck Cahair .......... Sangs .................... The Grouchy Passenger -.- ---------Grace Taylor Trhe Cheerful Passenger -- --- The Stokers ........... Reading ........ Songs .,........... - -- The Good S hip ................... The R'me of the An-ient Mariner --- Eight Bells and A1l's Well ' ............ ----- Class of '22 Tonight we bid farewell to you, While we breathe a. sigh' In mem'ry of golden days gone by: Chorus Here's to the Seniors, long .live they. Theodore Hutchison ---Williatn Mann -----Paul 12o.ewal,l ----Nozifne Vincent -------Jufiior, Girls --Maurice McMahon ----Raymond Donovan May Fortune's sunshine be o'er themg Through pleasant valleys may they str Smooth be the pathway before them. They'll set their banner on the height, Brilliant will be their successes: ay, -----Bernard Green ----Boys' Quartette -------Victor Steil ---------Irene Hofius --Mildred Blanchard Purple and white will e'er stand for the right Seniors of A. H. S. Honors you have won In everything that you have doneg And we're proud of you, To our dear High School you've 'been true blue. Elsther Free Melvin Henderson A A .1 E li rs, LM 5 , P'l!,.wNr'!UIl1Q 8 lip-:gully Q4 , my A , ' 11 ,323 2? 1' YQJ.. S+' Q.: - -' in . 'i jj' Girls Glee Club Miss lllnnrle Wenck, lllStl'llCtUI'. Buck 1'ow-Cleft to right Elennoi' l'1llggi1l'll, Esther 'l'c1ild, Evelyn So1'e11sm111, Thelina Ilo1'1'ig:111, Beth linckns, Helen Peterson, Priscilla Southgate, Flnreiiee Soren- son, Esther Free. G1':1ce F1':1111lse11, Frances Nelson, Then fllill'li, June CUl'l'j', linth Hnlccliiswn, llnrotliy 'l'I'llJ0ll, Rena W6lli?lllllll'f, 01121 Tlllnnpson. 'l'1l1i1'1l run' l'l1:11'lnLte linker, lllillgtllllil Rist, Penelope Webster, lxl2lI'gllUl'll0 Skilling, Jeanette Gneders, Ethel Elnglish, Eva Gilbert, Ruby Wilhnr, Roby hlllll'l'. Evelyn Hodges, Mflllll Coon, Mabel Bowman. Stlfilllltl row Ruth Jnnies, Milclred Clayton, Lucile Malueg, Ruth lNfIcMnl1on, LOllI1lll'll AIllll'k5Xl's, Merle Bailey, Ruth Stokes, Lois Cosgrove. Front row Helen Sump, Mairgziret Dailey, Lonnelle Bushnell, lone Phillips, Zelhn P2lll0I'S0ll, Opal Surehet, lNl21l'g2ll'8l B6l1lI116I', Katherine Yun Ness, Helen Mur- tagh, June Adele 0ve1'1nye1'. Boys' Glee Club lillk low-qllffr to riglltj I':llWill'll Nul'lll:lll, llwiglhl Alllllm-ws, 'I'llvmlfll'v Illltchillll l Willilllll fuilllll, Y1'l'IlUll spun lull Illl c'Il Killlwllff, 1 's glwlxg, Ml-lvill Ill-llmll-l'sclll, RZIIIJII XVl'!Il'I', Hull . , . ,. lllll lwlul l'l2lI'lllll f'KlW2lIl, X ll-tml' Htl-ll, llzllwllll l'2lHU'Illlilllll'I', .lllllll Hill-L2L'1ll'll Xlllll IIVI Iilllllszly, Rillllfl Ill-il lllllll lwlw Ezlrl Szllx-llvl, Ilzllwvy I3lll'h:lllk, l'll2ll'll"S Gl'f'gt'l', He-Illllltll lllll-llllwllil C':ll'l Hzlyllv, Jllllll S Z5 I l , RLGD N UUIN j " TT A - A PM I H l+1UDUlH'I lll"I'U1llS EASTHER FREE OPAL SARCHET DWIGHT ANDREWVS LE ZELBA PATTERSON OPAL SARCHET FLORENCE SORENSON EISTHER FREE Q L L M A -,gli HLGU UIN U 1 - ..,..- ,., Gypsy Rover A Romantic Musical Comedy in Three Acts, by the Girls' Glee Club and Boys' Glee Club. U CAST OF CHARACTERS Meg-fRob's foster motherj An old gypsy woman . Zara-The belle of the gypsy camp . . Marto-Meg's husband . . . Sinfo-Gypsy lad in love with Zara . . . Rob-Afterwards Sir Gilbert Howe-The Gypsy Rover. the Sir Gilbert Howe estates . . . Lady Constance-Daughter of Sir Geo. Martendale Lord CravenqAn English fop Udoncha know" . Sir Geo. Martendale-An English country gentleman Nins-Sir Geols second daughter . . . Capt. Jerome-Capt. in the English Army Sir Toby Lyon-A'society butterfly . Lackey-Butler . . . McCorkle-A song publisher of London Gypsy Cho. Moon Cho. L. O. V. E. Cho. Attendance to Lad Gypsy children Choruses .... -- TIME: Modern. A SYNOPSIS ACT I. -A Gypsy Camp near London Qmorningj. ACT II. -A room in the home of Sir Geo. ACT III. -Same as Act II. A Between Acts I and II, two weeks are supposed to elapse. Between Acts II and III, two years are supposed to elapse. Lost Y ' Under the direction of Maude Wenck, Marie Carlsen Assisted by Dorothy Hutchison Vesta Weaver . Zelba Patterson Florence Sorenson Theodore Hutchison . Harold Cowan heir to . Dwight Andrews Opal Sarchet William Mann Milton Leander Eleanor Haggard Ralph Weber . Karel Horan Robert Van ,Ness Howard Harrington Constance High School Ovrchestra' with Charlotte Baker at piano. A A "VX HLGUNQUUN Pi ' . " ' .Q - - 4 F5 admlfl-L' ., 5. H H- f 2 A' 51" f 'Q W r , 4' A ' . "JA X T 'iff 1 fr 'X ' ' W Back Row Dennis Myers, Howard Kanouff, William Munn, Dwight Andrews, Helen Jasperson Lucile Windell, Helen Murtngh Grace Taylor, Opal Sarchet, Norinne Vincent, Eleanor Haggard, Maud Coon, Margaret Behlmer, Bernard Green, Eugenia Rist. X . A ,Q LSL , Aw, V.f.-,...-- HY.--.--.-,,...--.X-..., .. .ov r....., -.-. V ........1-.......- .Y 1 - .-......i........,..................-,....,...,,..-, ...-,...,.............-....-M .-.------A, V - V ' 1 ,pai gi FILGUNULIIN Declamatory Work The declamatory Work on account of the interest manifested in it has become a very important part of our high school activities. The fact that fifteen pupils were to be chosen to represent the high school in other contests than the local had a very wholesome effect. 'Ilhese pupils and their parents are beginning to realize the value of this work. So when the call was made for this work about ninety pupils responded. , V Preliminary contests were held in each class, from whichsix were chosen to'take part in the local contest. , At this contest the first of each class was chosen o represent our high school in the District contests. The next foul' in each class were to take part in the Big 4 contests, and the ones ranking the highest of these four in each class will take part in thel Boone Valley contests. - The pupils winning out asi first in each class in the local contest Were, William Mann, Oratoricalg Opal Sarchet, Dramatic, and Maud Coon, Humorous. In the first series of District contests, at Wesley, William Mann and Opal Sarchet won first places and Maud Coon, second place, in their respective class-es. I At Garner, in the second series of contests, Opal won first place. ' V In the Big 4 contest, at Spencer, Lucile Windell, Grace Taylor and Bernard Green represented Algonag at Estherville, Dennis Myers, Margaret .Behlmer and Eleanoli Haggardg at Emmetsburg, Dwight Andrews, Helen Murtagh, and Eugenia Rist, and at Algona, Howard Kanouff, Norinne Vincent, and Helen Jasperson. Dwight Andrews, Howard Kanouff, Helen Murtagh, Norinne Vincent, Margaret Behlmer and Grace Taylor, were the winners in these contests, each receiving a first medal. This year sixteen pupils, in debating and declamatory have Won their A's. They are- Dwight Andrews,'William Mann, Howard Kanouff, Dennis Myers, Victor Steil, Allen Bronson, Robert Van Ness, Howard Harrington, Margaret Behlmer, Maud Coon, Eugenia Rist, Ravenna Kanouff, Ruth Gronwall, Penelope Webster, Mar- garet Russell, Evelyn Hodges. In the Boone Valley Declamatory contests, Dennis Myers, Helen Murtagh and Helen Jasperson were chosen to be four representatives. In the preliminary contests, Dennis Myers, and Helen Murtagh won first pllace in their re-spective classes, which entitled them to take part in the final contest at Webster City. Here both did excel- lenvt work but were not awarded first places. More interest was manifested in the Impromptu speaking contest this year than any time here-to-fore. Fourteen took part in the preliminary contest and some excellent work was done by the different pupils. There was some difficulty in selecting a winner, but finally the place was awarded to Penlope Webster, wfho took part in the contest at Storm Lake, April 2,7. A A M QL ,, ' HL 5 Q we Q U I N , , , X 41 '- V 4- :,: ,--'-- - ' . -' - w 1 YV- Y v -Q - .V 1 ytjgfgrgzhg, s. ir- gg fjifw- 14,3 ' 1,5 ni 4 W i first, , , t I OPAL SARCHEVI' During her four years in high school, Opal has taken an active part in Declamatory work and has made an enviable record for wher- self and the school. In her Freshman and Sophomore years she was one of our representatives in the Big Four Contests, winning first place each year in her class. Tihen in her Junior and Senior years she was chosen to represent the high school in the State Declamatory Association. Both years she won out in the preliminary and district contests which entitled her to compete in the State contest. The first year she failed to place, but the last year she won second place in iher class, and many in the audience thought she deserved first place. This last year she was in six Declamatory contests, and of the eighteen different persons that acted as judges, she was ranked first by fifteen of them. She was also awarded the McCoy S25 cash prize for 'her excel- lent work. N " A ,..-.-..... .,-,, ...........-,-,1y,A,,,,,,,,,, , . . A-..,.,, A I A HLGD QLIIN Radio Club The Radio Club is a new organizaltgion in tihe school, having been formed this year. However, the class of Twenty-Two are considered as charter members, because of their welcome gift of seventy-five dollars towards our equipment. Although a part of the sum was raised through club dues, we are greatly indebted to the school board for making it possible to have sucuh a set. The outfit is a Grebe CRIA set and up-to-date, and has been giving very satisfactory results. Some of the many stations heard include CHBC, Calgaryg KDKA, Pittsburg, WFAA, Dallas: WE'AF, New Yorkg KFAF, Denver, WSLB, Atlanta, KLN, Salt Lake City, KYW, Chicago, WOC, Davenport: 9CIL, Britt: WCX, Detroit, WJT, New Arkg WSAS, Lincolng WLW, C'in- cinnati: WOI, Ames. Miss Stahl is the sponsor and general director of the club. The officers are-- President, Vicltor Steilg Treasurer, 'llheodore Hutcohisong Secretary, Grace Taylor. The club is divided into grouqs of three, one group having charge of the meet- ing each week. Under the direction of Miss Stahl, such topic as Radio in other Lands, Transmitting Sets, Phones, Batteries, Loud Speakers, Set Comparison, Crystal Sets, U. S. Broadcasting stations, The vacuum tube, Variometers, Variocouplers, Condensers, Aerials, Electro-magnetic Waves, Wireless Telegraphy and Telephony, The Future of Radio, and various other phases of the new science, it's development and a general knowledge of the principles involved are discussed. The set will be turned over to the High School by tlhe present members, nearly all of whom are seniors, for the benefit of a future club, which, it is hoped, will be formed to succeed the present organization. Prizes The idea of awarding prizes to pupils of the high school is growing. Heretoiore three prizeshave been given. This year twomore have been added. Senator Adams, 825.00 cash prize is based upon scholorship for the four years of high school work. ' Mr. Fred Wehler awards two S25 watches to the Senior class, one to the boys and the other to the girls. The winners of these are determined by sclholorship and the best representative of the high school, which is based upon leadership in the high school and the different activities in which the D-ulpil takes part. The P. E. O. Society offered a S25 cash prize in honor of Miss McCoy, to the pupil doing the best Declamatory work. Now Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Goeders offer S15 in credit as a second prize to the Senior Girls, wuhich will be based upon scholarship and general all-round pupil. Mr. L. D.. Loner-gan, who is very ,much interested in athletics, and at the same time feels the need of more efficient work in English, especially among the high school boys, offers a S25 cash prize to the senior boy who makes the highest grade in English and his athletic work during his high school course-English counting halfg athletics counting half. These people are certainly to be commended for the interest manifested in our high school and its pupils. It certainly has had its. 'influence in stimulating pupils to do better work. Lest year the Adams' prize was won by Irene Radig. The watches offered by Fred Wehler were awarded to Esther Fellows and Paul Rosewall. This year the McCoy prize was won by Opal Sarchet. The lucky winners :this year will be ie? 1 I 52- ' S ' F? '-if ' 5 Eg ? V ,Ph A f 4'Wf4f1lIn1wf1a ? grin' . 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Ax," -Wi v fx" Y- -J 1 :A ' bw. 1 x .Lx " " 'S' if .3 ' if xl .T f if J ' 3A .34 -:Qi-' " V 1' TELL, lf" -if if -4 I. . fs 5-'24 ,as-1 RLGU nulN - e - ,,- ,-- 4 I Atheletic Associations B O Y S ' Officers President . . VICTOR STEIL Sec'y. Treasurer CHARLES GREGER. No organization of our high school is of greater importance than these associa- tions. Everybody is interested in tlhem aI1d their activities. The increased cost of living, traveling expenses, and equipment, has made it quite a problem to meet all the expenses. Some years we have been prosperous, other years, we have had a deficit. This last year our gate receipts and athletic dues have not met our expenses, and if it had not been for our reserve fund, it would 'have been necessary to resort to some other means of meeting the deiicit. FOOT BALL BANQUETS. At the close of the football season the boys are usually given a banquet. Some years it is given by the high schoolg one year 'by t.he Commercial Clubg a few times, Mr. Sullivan 'has been host to the boys on such an occasiong several times at the States Cafe. Mr. Mathes has given the boys an oyster stew. Ovne tyear ago last fall Mr. and Mrs. L D. Lonegran were host and hostess at the States Cafe where the boys were served a most bountiful and delicious dinner. This last fall Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mann entertained the football boys at the Congregational Church, ladies of the Aid Society serving a most elegant six o'clock dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Mann lefl nothing undone in the way of decorating, befitting the occasion and seeing. that the ladies supplied the boys with a sumptuoup dinner. After the dinner a short impromptu program was given. All the boys that were not too full for utterance were loud in singing the praises of Mr. and Mm. Mann. The boys hope the good work may continue. Fifteen Rahs for the hosts and host- esses of the past! 1 G I R L S Officers President . . . DOROTHY TRIBON Sec'y.-Treasuren PRISCILLA SOU'1'iH'G,ATE O Of no less importance is tahe work done by the girls who take an active part in Tennis, Hockey, Basket Ball and Gymnastic exercises. X This work is not as spectacular as that done by the boys, but everybody who has given it any serious -thought will agree that the work done by the girls is of equal importance. - ' The work given at the annual demonstration brings forth much praise for the excellent work of the girls. . A -W A Through his interest in time of victory and his sympathy in time of defeat, Mr. Lewis H, Smith, generally known among the boys as "Uncle Lew" has won the friendship of every boy in the A. H. S. Ath- letic Associttion. It is impossible to measure Mr. Smith's silent inflluence, but his very presence stimulates the boys to play a better game, to be more manly in their sports:-in short to be real men. , The boys are always anxious to see him at their games, and we trust his good health and vigor may long continue that we may have the pleasure of his being with the boys, and occupying his accustomed place. A A W.- iio,,, i ,,,.i. M, NH -.-r KM i 1-A RLGUNQLIIE wx i ,f V ,-X 1' fir ? Q ' i ii-I-llfi.g.,.: na zi, l- iw ! Much depends upon the coachg in any success along athletic lines, the coach's influences, so often unnoticed and unrewarded, is the inspiration, the stimulation, for the boys to strive for better and greater results. Algona is certainly very fortunate in having for a coach a man of such ability as "Oirrie". He certainly knows his men, and he knows his "stuff," .1 fl X L' ... Y. ,,..,.,. M' ..- , , ..... ,,.4 , ,,.s.lh1,.,.ggQa, L' GS -1-1 O O Layman, Myers rnert, XVe tr tsch, Zit T. La w ren c 0, nach C ri gh tj O ftt row-fle Back Seeley, C. Seeley, H. Sponherg, Man 11. 11, IH El A J C rf ste er, FU b 11111011, We Boh A S 9 hd .C CJ is U 1' UI rn 4 Brow 11. '0r111z111. Casler, IN Burbank, St. John, Zittritsch, eicher, E. SD 1' OM Middle 4.5 C 517 ': , 5 :, ? GJ - lx D-4 -T .1 5 C .1 ra LC gi o 5 .rf :J : if 5' Bl 5 O s. .1 ,- .-4 O 3-4 in Plum ULIIN Football On August 15, the Algona Football squad left here for Lake Okoboji, to occupy the F, J. Mann cottage kindly offered them by it's owner. The squad followed a stiff daily schedule, made out by Coach Lawrence. A few of the squad found that the routine did not tire them nearly so much, after a couple of "keen" girls were spotted on a nearby beach by the ever-watchful "Scabby". Even Leo found enough energy to scribble his name on the lake for the benefit of the "fair ones",-a trick that he had learned while a member of the Boy Scouts. CThe learned writer of this enlightening epistle received at least one letter a day, most of which were from someone "back home" that is as yet outside of the family ties, which proved to be very interesting he said.eeEditor's Note.J After two weeks of practice in the fundamentals of the game and of very intensive training, the squad returned home in excellent con- dition. New men were taken in and were trained thoroughly. During the first week, Henderson, a backield candidate received a broken collar-bone. Theodore Zittritsch was the next one to be put on the list of cripples, when he received a broken wrist bone. The first game was played at Britt. The locals started the fray with an entirely in-experienced team, Capt, Foster, alone, having played a full game. The score was a tie, 0 to0. In addition Howard Seeley was put on the Hospital list with a badly sprained wrist. During the season, Algona played one of it's stiffest schedules, and met nearly all the state's strongest teams. Among them were Cedar Falls, East Des Moines, and our ancient rival, Mason City. Each game added to the list of injured. In fact, no two games were played with the same eleven on the field. Although the season was not exactly a success the score being against us in half of the games, it has developed material that should make one of the strongest of the many strong elevens put out by A. H. S. During the middle of the season, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mathes showed their interest in the team, by letting them know that they were backed up at all times. The squad were generiously treated to magnificent oyster stew. Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Mann royally banqueted the squad at the Congregational Church on December 14th. Here it was that Howard Seeley, husky right tackle was elected to the cap- taincy of the 1923 squad. , 2 gfil Aw ,I f L A 6 M r , f "t T . 42 fi' ! is f , T +1 "' ' Q" F' NHCKN F Q. ' A . . T .fi A ft ii 'Ffh ., 1 WPIHI U11 I gun lull .full :UH "HH lkbll .full m on Inlltu Ilflll WL I Sukx Lu cdh um lx .Suk fllf,I1tS 1 l llltt ltsnll L See hunt mu XX N01 111 111 bulb mix IIL11clc,1bo11 llutplunbon Ioblu A ha NIE HLGUNEJUIN Captain Foster lmlt'-hack, Very fast. and CIJITIFLOIWIIIS always. End runs :mtl open Held Work 11 sperfiulty. Xvebel, guznrd und twckle. to get around. Burbank, half. An injury kept "HiIJhy" out of most of the games. Speed to burn, and a. great side-stepper, a. hard man to down. To had he didn't grow more A A ZH! A fighter at :LII times, and hard H. Seeley, cnptzlin-elcvt tackle :md guurcl. A great power of offense and insurmountzzlmle on defense. A great football he-ful. Myers, tackle and guard, A freshie who showed his worth. A nezu' stan' already. His grezxtest grief was at being taken out of IL game. 7573477 ""'A"" ' "" Nfl- h-.f'll.i.'lQg..wliwi.....-Mg,1M -QYQQ,1-M,'-"m""' 1 AP fu-. Z., HLDU QLIIN Brown, g'll21l'll. A very valu- able player. Not flashy. lint il :L consistent ho'e-opener, zlnsl 21. stonewzlll on defense. His first year in fnotlmlll hut at letter in 11. -55 ww.: E. Zlttrltsch, quarter-bank, A midget who knows the gameg a. mighty general. A great tlghter :mil good 'for long gains. A great pep-instiller. Queer such a litt-le lad would do so much. if Horan, half and full. A great Slllilflllfdl' :md consistent plunlli- er. Could run, pass or kick. Hurd to stop, and always there with the goods. '35 Cnsler, 51113111 and txlckle. A terror to opponents on de- fense. A grerlt eye for the bull. A llzlrd hitter, and spilled everything that czlme his wily. St. Jolm, end. His first year. but a line player. Great on defense, and good for sub- stantial gains. The hardest hitter on the team. A -.ml A ,Xxx X V 1 S .MH .. . x . N' 1-- 4 - ' Q- f' . "rl kj :Buff 4 ai ? . - . .J 1 ,QI I. , .hah A ,V -. i rfef' Af 41 ,- w'f". -Iwi-:av --W-----A---is 4, f5z3"r'l,- , ,ciigv ' ' ' K' if-f'f ,sy . ' 1" - Q H17 ,I .Q .-. ' -, 1 v, , -.1-:.::.1'-an . 1: :,ra-:.'.- -:ffm -11".-.x-:f:.,fffr-'-'-:- 41 ' 2 f ' . -5,:- 4-W1 .:u1:-Xe1.f.m-i-',-f:- if fi A . K 2 .I - J ,Q i V Q -fc' + ' ." 7fQ,f,vIf'.f.,5 Y ' , , V I7 h J -1 .1 ,' i .1 ' 'xc.f-.vm V , it '-5 , A! Q. , . - - .ff ""'I'1z.,,,.n2"1kI. A J. hw 'l'. Zittrltsch, onli. A demon :it defense. vliest passer in the squzul: an hnril working, rip- snorting enfl. Injuries laifl him up nearly :ill season, hut always gwune. Mann, half and quarter. A strong' player who used his head to good purpose. Bill did his bit to help the team gain territory. ll. A 'IIl'lll3lll, half and fu. stn1'cly,, D1llHg'Cl', :ind consist- ent g'l'0lll'lCl g'iLlIl6l'. Quiet zil- wnys hut does fi, hemp of valu- :ihle ,thinkingz .. . 'Fuck . A line-man who tore things up il' he got his t'eelinf:,'s stepped on like :L heali'-ent. A good fight originzitor :ind :L hulwork in the line. I 'iym'm, le hrzuiny C. Seeley, Center. A good mam at the pivot who played a good game. Accurate passer. :md strong on both offense and defense. A M97 A MW A7211 4 W- W-Q't-F Euan ming ' -,.,.--.i... l , Basketball The 1923 basketball season opened with a practice game with Emmetsburg in which Algona was easily the winner. Several candidates were given a trial and it looked as if Algona was going to have asuccessful band of tossers. The next three games were but a repetition of the firstg Humboldt, Estherville, and Britt going down to defeat the speedy Algona quintet. Good-playing, coupled with speed, secured the lead for Algona early in the period, in all three games. One Friday the squad traveled to Spirit Lake, where they met their first defeat. Here the disadvantage of practice on a small floor was clearly seen. On Saturday the team found itself and whipped Spencer on Spencer floor. The squad arrived home early Sunday morning, tired and somewhat discouraged over the Spirit Lake defeat. On Monday they played Mason City, but found it impos- sible to puncture the defense of Coach Water's men. Although Estherville was again defeated, Coach Lawrence realized that a new style of offense must be developed. Before the new offense was perfected the squad met defeat from Humboldt and Britt. The Scarlet and Black dribblers had twice as many shots as their opponents but "Lady Luck" would not let them hit the desired ring. Algona then played Eagle Grove, and after a hard iight the team won by the score of 25-23. Foster played an exceptionally good offensive game as usual and scored 18 of his teams points. 4 ' LuVerne was then defeated in a closely guarded game. Loss showed very good floor work in this game and Andrews demonstrated his skill at making free throws. Many substitutes showed up well in this game. Algona then played Mason City and was defeated. Algona lost to Lakc Mills in the semi-finals of the tournament at Britt, by the close score of 26-25. Ill luck kept Algona from scoring although they had ten chances in the last three minutes.. ' . Here's hoping that next year's team loses the "jinx" that has been following them and has even a more successful season, than the team of 1923. -W .gh - 7 C 2 , n Q aaquaff lyzwlyllllilmu 4711 li. af. l WW cn, A A ,M--5 HLBU QUIN Xi.--X N 'N Loss, i'm'xx:iril. A fast siifty plnyer who cfmlvi czivcr lots ol' iluor, with ai fine eye fm' time lmsket. his mime il sf-n ny.n fm' tight. C0se'y glmrmligl hy upnoiiclits. Foster, I center. The nmin spring of the team. A fast. shifty. fischtin' fool. Mason City and Spirit Lake both put - two men on Dallas. A'1 over the floor. Andrews, guard. Speciality fur long' shots. A irrezit runnini-L' guard, :L big nog in the puss- ing' :md scoring' eomliinzttions. A star next year. A , , , I i 3 Hutchison, forwaird. Clever. hardy, fast. A great team- plnyer, good head work. and :L good eye. Could break thru nearly any upnos ng' defense. Brown, 1-ziimtuin. Sturdy griinrfl, consistent player. Heicl his oppunents to ai minimum uf points. Broke up neziriy every "Sleepel"', and made mlver. snries try 1ong'sh0ts. Cx ...Ns 1. Y ,,,'L---, YN 4 s " "' f- . v '- 1 ' I px ?12-l-.rai N lfl f !, 632' 5, Q l 4 - ,42ij2a.L:3g?f,,. A g .. , ' Q UQ' v' I 3 ' 't ' ty - . '45 .. , H :xii fb'fwf,5'4"?xf?7'f?w+f fl" "VJ" 'i1f."" 5 If i' 4- ,,- H1 gf F11 ., Lf Q F. '- ' a -if!-M: . ,-,N ' 'eff' V Q , ,N f N - if H Q all Kiwis, e ,. f.. gg., 1 , A A -.. . X xx , . 1 4 . Ns! 7 fa.. ,,,. 1 1 Basketball Squad Bac-lx I-mx' Us-l'L to riglltjf -H. While f-M. l'cLQx-smxn-li. S2ll'l'llll ll Blllllllllx Julm Ufuvll l,ilWi'0IllJ". Front row C. Loss fC:1ptaiu-EllectjAD. Andrews' aL. Brown fC1ptunj T I'IlLU,l1lS0ll --D. l1'usLn'l- A-5 Basketball Scores .llgun .Xlgun .llgun .X lynn .llgull .Xlgun llgon ,llgtlll .Xlgun ,Xlgnn .Xlgnn .N lgmm .Xlgnn ,llgull ,X lgull llgnll Il l"lI1llIIl'lsllllI'LE Iii llumlmlclll lfl .U lil-itt 5lJII'll' Lake -lt! Spvm-vu' Ill Mnscm Cilgx' 29 lllsllu-rx'ill-Q I1 llllmlmldl lil Brill 21 Finale' UIOYO Z.: C'l'2ll' Luke 25 l1lIYl'I'lll' I3 Blusun i'iL.v All Gal-uw: 18 Lzllw M ills 213 Toluls ---- 315 Eslllcrville C3 12 HLGUNEJUIN Xxl A3 023 J at an is V -jig it 4 ' - iJ -5 i' 5 . " i' fi. f . 1 Track Season-'22 All in all, the 1922 track season was a mediocre success. At the beginning of the season, Coach Lawrence found himself supplied with quite a number of experienc- ed men. Few events were left open for competition. ' Raymond Donovan was electcd captain. A In the dashes, Foster, Donovan, Sullivan and Burbank showed up especially well. 'In the middle distances, Donovan and Norman did their share in the Quarter, while in the half-mile, Hargreaves and Coon garnered many points for the school. In the mile run. Coon, Hutchison, and Brown 'showed to advantage. Beforothe close of the season, Mann and Spongberg developed into very re- liab-le highrhurdlers: at the lows, Cap't-elect Burbank and E. Zittritsch, altho both midgets, were certainly there with the speed. They are two of Algona's best pr0SPeCiS for the next season. ' - V In the field events, Algona showed to less advantage than with her track talent. However, Donovan and H. Seeley tried to throw the discus away andthrew the shot around forty feet. ,, - n , In the pole-vault, Foster developed into one of Algonais best bets, clearing 10-4 in the Boone Valley meet. Norman made a flt running mate in this event for Dallas. In the high-jump. Turner, Steil and Andrews cleared -the bar at overhve feetg. in the broad-jump, Zittritsch .leapt around :nineteen feet. . , ' The first meet, a dual with Mason City, was an overwhelming defeat for the locals. A week later, Algona swamped Humboldt 'on the local track. The' Kossuth County meet was also an easy victory for the flocal institution. ' The team placed third in the annual Boone Valley meet, held at Mason City. Algona was out-scored by Hampton and Mason City. Foster was the local star, placing second in the hundred and two-twenty dashes, and receiving a tie for second in the vault. Mann upset the dope 'by defeating McConnel of Mason City in the high-hurdles, coming in behind Beebe of Hampton. At the Drake Relays, our half-mile relay team, composed of Sullivan, Donovan, Burbank, and Foster placed third over many of, Iowa's best high school teams. Almost all these stars will be lost to the school ,'by graduation, with the excep- tion of Foster, Burbank, Zittrltsch., Mann, who will be back for the '23 season. Coach Lawrence expects to work out a winning aggregation from green material. ' A A A mi- QA l An 'A FILGU QUIN tw-.Q-' .f-1-s-i....., Girls' Atheletics The first semester the girls athletics were under the supervision of Miss Dorothy Hu-tchison. Hockey and Tennis teams -were organized: Almost all of these activities were out-of-doors. . .. . , . f 'Dhe second semester, Miss Vesta Weaver atook charge of the girls. Gymnasium work was made compulsory, each girl being required. to take twoyperiods of it each Week. Basketball lpractice was lield two lnights a week. Inter-class games were held, the object of these being practice. A K 1 A H f H At the end of the semster a demonstration was glvenfin which every girl took part. This consisted of marches, folk-dancing, and games. y ' Honor "-A's" were given to 'each of 40 girls having one hundred and fifty points out of a possible two hundred and twenty-live. Points were -given for basketball, tennis, and work in the gym classes, balancing tests, triple tests, ,, appearances on the floor, and ' folk-dancing. ' . ,. Maud Coon was proclaimed H. S. Ghampi9n,,Winning,all of the 225 points possible. The girl getting the ,greatest total in each class, was thelczlass champion. These .honors gave the girls something to work for, and made gymnasium work interesting as well as instructive to the girls. Q f 1 The rules and regulations governinggthe awarding! of the letter "A" in girls' athletics are: ' 1 ' ' ' ' Folk-dancing demonstration -- . 25 points. Hockey flast fallj .......... ...... 1 --- --- 10 pOiI1l3S- Tennis flast falll .................... l---7 -.---..------ -- 10 PCi1ltS- Basketball fmust have no unexcused absencesj ....... Q .... --- 25 points., Tennis Qthis spring,, must have no unexcused absences, Q-- --- 25 points. Volley ball-in demonstration ...............-------- J ---------------------- 25 P0iHtS- Triple test-"D"----Og "C"-53 "B"-105 TA"-15 .... 1 ...f.........--.-- f-- 45 points- . TriPle test -"DV-U5 "C"-5, "B"-105 "AY-415 fthree tests before endfof yearj ----,- U-n-----U--A-,,,,,-,,,,,,,-,-,,,.---u. . . . .-------. .----.---------- 45 poih'l7S- Athletic test- "D"M0'g "C"-410: "B"-420: f'A"-3?0---A --------- --7-30 Points" General appearance- "D"40: "C"-10:,"'B"4203 "A"-3'0L ---- L-1-A30 P03195 Total -- ..... 225 points. . i,.'RULES'.' 1. You must have at least 150 points to Win- an "AF -N 2 If you have an unexcused absence from class, you lose your chance to a letter. If you are tardy fcoming in after roll'-callj, more than three times, funexcusedj, you lose your chance to win a letter. 4. You must. make an "A'i grade in ati least one triple test to be eligible f01' 3 letter- 3. A A RLGD QLIIN ,- Yells he A.-L-G-O-NFA, la! la! Rah! Rah! Rahl . Yo! Ya! Algona! ' ' A.-L-G-0-NPA, la! lay! Rah! Rah! Rah! Yo! Ya! Algona! A-LbG-0-N-A, Ia! la! Rah! Rah! Rah! Yo! Ya! Algona! , Kiyi, Kiyee, Kerflippety Him! Come out ofthe woods, Sand-paper your chin. We'rewild!! we're woolly!! The worst you ever Saw- . , Algona High School! Rah, Rah, Rah! H. S. Rah! Rah! H. S. Rah! Rah! Hoorah, hooray Algona., Ioway. Team, team, ray, ray Team, team, ray, ray Hoorah., hooray Algona, Ioway. Yea, A1-gona!! Yea., Algona!! A-L-G-O-N-A, Algona, Algona, Algona Kiyi, kiyee, rip-zip. hoora.y3- Algeria High School. who are they? 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The Political Economy class was discussing "Prohibition" when Ralph Reimers said, "I am opposed to the use of intoxicating liquors as a beverage, but I do think that when rightly used they are a benefit to humanity. I am convinced that Whiskey was once the means of saving my life." -"Perhaps it did" replied Miss Bradley, "But I fail to see how that proves it a benefit to humanity." , In one of Miss Morris' classes they were discussing "abstract" and "concrete" when she asked Alta for an example of abstract. Alta- "The only example I can think of is lemon extract." The Hockey club were on their way to high school when Jeannette questioned, "Miss Hutchison, can freshmen take shower baths?" Melvin- "Hurry up, Bubbles." Bubbles- "AW, I am built for comfort, not for speed." Thea, trying to display her intelligence in the "Lab" said, "There was once a man Who worked for weeks trying to make a violin string that would break a light globe." Perry- "Oh, I can do that with ahammerf' Then Miss Stahl gave Perry a. furlough. Victor H. Was idle and as there was no doubt about it, Miss Carlsen was very much annoyed. E "Do you know" she said seriously, "who is the laziest person in this l'O01'I1?7, Victor did but .he wouldn't say so. "No, teacher," he replied. "You ought tot" cbntinued Miss Carlsen. "Who is it that when all the rest are studying industriously, sits and watches the rest or looks out the window?" "Why you, Miss Carlson," said Vic brightly. There is a rumor in school of two of our prominent instructors spending the night together. A Bang! bang! bang! was heard and three of the slats were broken. Needless to say the teachers claim that it was a flaw in the slatsl, not the extra weight. Teacller-"Tommy, if you can't behave yourself I shall have .to take your name." Outside, Tommy confided to a chum, "Teacher's -threatened to marry me if I don't look out." Hiram- "There is only one boy in high school that I would like to trade names With." Opal- "Who is that?" . Hiram-"Ignatius John Elmons Amos, Wernertf' Kimi' L I N C O LN MOTOR CARS a Q Q MANN AUTO OO. Algona, Iowa SET A GOAL THEN AT T AIN IT Take a little lesson from the athlete who sets the bar at the height he feels he can attain, then hurdling over, raises the bar a notch or tvvo, tries and achieves again, improving constantly as he repeats the process over and over. And so with us, goals set to day help us attain the successes of tomorrow-Whether it 'Joe an objective of greater plant efficiency, or higher standards of quality if We set the goal and strive for it harm Qngugh we attain it. A ALGONA ICE CREAM 6? CANDY CO Mfg's "Taylor Made" Ice Cream and Sanitary Ice. Chrischilles Ee Herbst Kossuth Coimty's Oldest and Most Popular Dry Goods Store. N 1 v View of the spacious, 'well lighted, home-like ready-to- wear department on the second floor. ONE OF THE LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE PIECE GOODS STOCKS IN NORTHERN IOWA A SPECIAL ONE-DAY MAIL ORDER SERVICE U S B Y ' Drug and Jewlery Ste re l The Store T hat Strirves to Please l We always have a warm place in our hearts everything connected with our great schools and we extend to this year's graduates our heartiest wishes for their future success. JEWELRY DRUGS Our jewelry department is Only pure fresh drugs used complete and we aim to give and doctor's prescriptions the very best service and compoundedlwith care. values. gill- Q STATIONERY We know that we give you values and quality. ALGONA, IOWA. DR. L. V. ANDREWS E. A. Seward V. T. Vincent OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN Algona - - - Iowa. Seward EG? Vincent Business PHONES Res. 358 6 Insurance 88 Loans Real Estate JESSE L' BONAR Investments Attorney and Counselor At Law Algona State Bank Building ALGONA ----4 -- -. IOWA ALGONA ------- IOWA A. L. PETERSON PHOTOIGRAPHER Studio in Algona State Bank Building Let me do your Kodak finishing. They Will be finished promptly and We will take the trouble to see that they are iinished RIGHT. I Phone 34 ALGONA - - - IOWA. DR. L. C. NUGENT Dental Surgeon ALGONA ------- IOWA F. E. SAWYER. 0. D. Eye- Sight Specialist ALGONA - - - IOWA Hours 9 A. M15 P. M. Phone 564 - - Quinby Bldg. WHITE'S Cash and Carry GR OCER Y -1-.1 The place that put the price of . GROCERIES down in Algona. THE ELK PANTATURIUM Cleaners, Dycrs, Hatters Tailors, Ladies' and Mens' Fine U Tailoring A We have the cloth in stock. Your choice of 3,000 of the latest patterns made any '3'5'131"3" ?. , Z ' stylesan absolute fit guaranteed. 1" six Th b t ' d I ' d d ' , . is 533231 .z.i3?mg an ll Phone 330 I' HEADQUARTERS FOR DEPENDABLE V FURNITURE BEOKER BROS. , It pays to buy Where you know that you can get qual- ALGONA - - - IOWA Ei. State St. ity furniture at the lowest possible price. FOSTEIVS Algona Iowa PAINE Ed SORENSEN DRUGGIST The store Where you can make dollars go the farthest by Saving Your Cash Checks Algona Greenhouses Phone 305 Q "Flowers for all occasions" Banquets, Graduation, Anniversaries, Dinner Parties, Birthdays Weddings, etc. ALGONA IOWA. J. A. MCDONALD INSURANCE ALGONA ---- -- - IOWA. Office Phone 74 Sullivan, McMahon E6 Linnan Lawyers County Savings Bank Building Algona - Iowa. J. W. Sullivan, S. E. Mc- Mahon, L. E. Linnan. There are many good reasons why - M X .wfs s 'S Sgxvw' Q ww' -s"i . Clolhes forYounger Men sare Worn by the best dressers and featured exclusively by this store. '-'th'0 -J h-1.1. . 1057.4- 01504. mi 97 Verbum Sat Sapzentz. QA word to the wise is sufficientj V "THE SQUARE DEAL" THE RAMSEY-RUNCHEY CG. GROCERS AND CUFFEE RDASTERS ALGONA e - - 201 E. State St. - f - IOWA. Carpe dwwz QGrasp the opportuni ty? THE BEST IN MENS, AND YDUNG MENS, SUITS AND FURNISHINGS also LADIES HOSIEQRY at the RIGHT PRICE I MADSON alltlfHANSON National Barber Shop Under the White Bank. lst Class Service at all times. ELMER HARTSHORN J. B. JOHNSTON Still Sells AMERICAN LIFE INSURANCE Algona State Bank Building KENEFICK Sz HA-RTMAN Physicians and Surgeons Office - - - Algona Hospital Phone 300 -Residence Phones-- Dr. Kenefick, 57. Dr. Hartman 163. "Know Your OlJD0l"Bllllll3Y,, Each succeeding June, many graduating classes at colleges and high schools select for their class mottoi "KNOW YOUR OP1'OR'I'UNlTY" A lesson of far reaching importance is obtained from it. To know our opportunities and to take advantage of them is to assure our- selves a successful voyage through life. One of the great stepping stones to suc- cess is to be thrifty and saving, but not stingy and miserly. Buy reliable goods at just and fair prtices. Exact this result from stores where you trade. Put us to this test! I y fwserm- .M P ,,' 4 it 'U A ' ' - Q.-pus ' ' ' 371 Departmeii Stores Real Estate Loans We place loans on farm and city property at lowest current in- terest rates. If you have money to loan we will provide you with real estate loans and look after the title, in- surance and collection of interest. HAGGARD X FALKENHAINER ALGONA ------ IOWA. For A Start In Business The young man who expects eventu- ally to go into business for himself will find a savings Account with the First National Bank helpful to the accom- plishment of his purpose. It provides a convenient method of accumulating the necessary capital. It encourages habits of system. thrift and economy. It inspires confidence in one's ability to advance. Have you a Saving's Account? THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Algona, Iowa 99 BETTER CLEANING AND PRESSINC SERVICE We Specialize in ladies garments. DYEING RUG CLEA N I NG BUTTONS COVERED LADIES AND GENTS FINE TAILORING LAIVIIVI AND DETIVIER WOOLENS MODERN DRY CLEANER Phone 537 ALGONA A A A IOWA 213 State Street 100 The Store That Sells FOILGSS Moe Ei Sjogren llIllllllllIIIlIIIIIIIIIIlIlllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII - DRY GOODS MILLIINEIRY "The Quality Store" READY TO WEAR CHINA AND CROCKEQRY HOUSE FURNISHINGS FANCY - GROCERIES AND MEAT Latuner Bros. CO. ALGONA ---i-b- IOWA ALGONA ------ IOWA. CLIFF'S HARDWARE is the place to Your BuS1neSS IS A1- BUY QUALITY MDSE. Ways Appfeciated, SUCHQAS GUNS AND AMMUNITION SPORTING GOODS FOOTTBALLS AND IT IS OUR AIM T0 TENNIS GOODS GIIVE SUCH TREATMEINT GOLF MATERIAL THAT IT WILL ALWAYS BASKET BALL-STRIKING BAGS EVERYTHING FOR THE! GYM AND OUT DOOIR SPORTS. A COMPLETE LINE OF FANCY CABINET HARDWARE FOR MANUAL TRAINING BOYS DOMESTIC SCIENCE MATERIAL etc. ALGONA FLOUR 62 FEED CO. ,A e Th T 1881 llAIMLA..RK 4--1923 Store 1..,.,1--V --Q---A--A OF OUR IDEA OF HOW A CUSTOMER SHOULD BE TREAT- ED IS SIMPLE. WE TREAT HIM AS WE WOULD HAVE HIM TREAT US, WERE WE IN HIS PLACE AND HE IN OURS. WE SPECIALIZE IN CLASS PINS, RINGS AND TROPHIES FOR ALL EVENTS. FRED W. WEHLER WATCHES, DIAMONDS JEWELRY and SILVERWARE ARE You ONE 6 - EJ if -.fl A of the 5, 5: W he 2 ff 2,000,000 omen Q 1 ' who are now using the new wuslulzly Y,,,. methods by "sending to the laundryu? Q I ':'AV"" I Q The Algon Steam Laundry is p par-ed to h ll y UI' family washing hp V y of the f ll wing methods: A11 n POPULAR PRICES ished, Rough Dry, Wet Wash. I We also Elo lace curlains, blankets, qulltls, pnllovsts, rugs, DHlIltOlS alrd me- chan overalls, and ICIIOX arte feathers "W BROWNELL snow oo. Shoes and Hosiery W. H. LACY, Proprietor. Phone 267 II3 Dodge sf. ALGONA ------ IOWA- 102 The . Si K. Grocery DEALERS IN STAPLE AND FANCY 'GIIOCEIHICS AND QUEIGNSWARE McLAUGHLIN'S, OLDIVIASTER AND MONARCH COFFEES. MOTHER HUBBARD, GOOCH'S AND OCCIDENT FLOUR. NONE BETTER OBTAINABLE AT ANY PRICE AND THEY COST YOU LESS. teil Sz Kuchynka "Service with ai Smile" Jos. Steil -e--- Chas. Kuchynka. WHEN lT,S A QUESTION OF SATISFACTION in buying lumber or building material, you will answer the question most sutisfzie- Lorily to yourself by coming here for it. Nothing but the best Lumber, Coal and Building Material sntislies some people. Nothing but giving you satisfaction suits uis. Our interests and yours in these goods are identiezll. As buyer you waint the hest and most lfn' your money. As seller, we see that you get these things. A trial will prove move than words, that "when its u question of su,Lisfuction" this is the yard to tie to. Large lilnough to Ser've You Slnzill Enough to Appreciate Your Business. 1IilA.Eg8glIY4I'IOl6VN QUINN LUMBER CO. Phone 256 103 Upper Des Moines - Republican OFFICIAL PAPER OF KOSSUTH COUNTY AND CITY OF ALGONA ALL THE NEWS ALL THE TIME Subscription 32.00 Outside of County 32.50 a year We Specialize on Fine Job Work Our Work Gives Satisfaction HAGIGARD SL BACKUS ALGoNA, - -IOWA WHENEVER Y O U WANT RICHELIEU, FOOT HILLS OR HPURE QUILLU GRU- CERIES G0 T0 AKRE,S THE "DEPENDON" STORE YE HIGH SCHOOL BOOSTERS HELP PUT THE WORLD ON THE SODA WATER WAGUN EAT ICE CREAM and DRINK SODA WATER at THE AMERICAN CANDY KITCHEN MINER 8a STEPHENSON ALGONA ------ IOWA. W. E. KAIN DENTIST OFFICE IN QUINBY BLDG. ALGONA ------ IOWA. Long Bros. 6? Henderson "THE SANITARY G1ROCERY" We solicit your patronage Phones 214 and 215 ALGONA ------ IOWA DR. WALTER FRASER QUINBY BLDG. ALGONA ------ 1oWA HIGH SCHOOL MILLINERY A SPECIALITY Also a complete line of Do- mestic Science Supplies, and gifts suitable for Commence- ment. A Phone 12 SETOHELL si SETCHELL Millinery Fancy Work Gift Shop MAGAZINES -STATIONERY 103 EAST STATE STREET ALGONA NEWS STAND L. W. Gillespie, Prop. News Papers Books TELEPHONE 420- STATEBS CAFE EAT TABLE DE HOTE and A LA CARTE SERVICE HOME MADE PASTRY F. D. Mathes, Prop. ALGONA ------ IOWA SCANLAN Sz SCANLAN HEALTH - THAT'S O U R BUSINESS f'HIROP'RAf1TIl YA LLY COMPLETE X - RAY LABORATORY Office Phone 556 - Res. 755 fPalmer Graduatesj DR. O. D. FELLOWS ALGONA ------ IOWA Phones: Office 306 - Res. 304 1873 1923 ur Golden Jubliee We are now celebrating the 50th Anniversary of this bank, commenced business in May, 1873. Fifty years of banking in one place and the bank guided by the same master minds that guided it'S destinies fifty years ago. IS not that a record to be proud of? Scattered all over this good old U. S. A., are successful men and women who have done business with this bank in the past fifty years and they owe their success in life to the fact that they learned to save when young. You can do the same. Try it. We give special attention to the banking business of young people. KGSSUTIH COUNTY STATE BANK 1873 "The Bank Where You Feel At Home" 1923 CALL OPERA HOUSE ALGTONA THE BEST IN PHOTOPLAY ENTERTAINMENT AND ROAD SHOW ATTRACTIONS RARAMOUNT GOIIIIEN MONUMENT co. F' B' 0' GOLDWYN ARTIST MEMGRIALS FIRST NATIONAL EMMETSBURG ALGONA PRODUCTIONS ESTHERVILLE TEL' 45 106 Compliments of a friend of the High School, who considers it a privilege to contribute to- wards the cost of this 'Beautiful Annual' Which Will become more beautiful and rich in sentiment as the years go by, that I may feel that it is part mine, that I am not obligated to commercial ads lof little value to the advertiserj for my share. YL A -i iff! 5372 . i:'?ff - -5- .dvi 4. ,,, , YK. VC N' "Ti 1-W if ' 45 J4 Q1 QACH-iQ!-sf -'go fsflnginu ,-..gg,', , 4 ivwggiififj - -f ,-14, ' -'-""' f....msa:illli:a5.v ' Qif W ,j 5 :gli : -i .ann - 'T me - N. -. . ,yt ,- I, I mWmmHnilriuua:lIll i4i1'4'Wmi,M ' I . ' l - 1' 1' nv ' g i, " T Q i - -will ,.,g:- ,llml v Y iJ'Hi iinmiuuii-janmnuwu.. mlm numnm vunumu W in M. 'illyflllmg' i ,N input. gg my ju-lgg gg- "':::::::::ff!'f''gffilff'iiliiffilllF"iiiii2liiHii1iHM"""""""'" """'m""V 1' I ii. I-uf: nt Pu-in ..- r--i- JW' L - oi, mm f : Wi gui: M : i- ' - ti 1 - -7 aw ni, ww E - W .., E431 , fp 5 ' 7'5- sii- E F , as ' v' lf?" fl? 1fZ1" ' 1- -1 6.21 K' i ff- A -.- . - -f. "?Js'-- ' X-'ae ' N' B ' ld B 9 unga ow , The Joy of Living "There is no place more delightful than ones own firesidef' Much of the joy of right living is in the home it may he a place of light, cleanliness and good cheer, or otherwise. The possession of a home like the above picture, puts joy in livingnit is a thing of beauty, finiside and outj so a joy forever. The time will come when you want a home of your own, Our business is providing homes' helping to make living 21 joy won't you call and talk it over? Building Supplies and Coal F. S. NORTON Ez SON Phone 229 - - 107 YOU WILL WANT TO LOOK YOUR BEST WHEN SCHOOL DAYS ARE OVER. GOOD CLOTHES HELP MAKE THE MAN KUPPENHEIMER GOOD CLOTHES AN INVESTMENT IN GOOD APPEARANCE ZENDER 85 CALDWELL ALGONA'S NEW CLOTHES STORE Safety First DR. ARLO D. ADAMS DENTIST I -RIDE UN PENNSYLVANIA First National Bank Bldg. VACUUM CUP TIRES THE MOST POSSIBLE SER- VICE FOR THE LEAST POSSIBLE MONEY NEW WAY TIRE CO. G- F- TOWNE E. J. Hodges, Proprietor PLUMBING and HEATING 115 North Dodge St. Phone 379 108 O I-If gg- . ' s of , ...... , '- wr-frsef '4f4:"ff-1 ms' reef' : - i : 1, gjgagggrga-.,qX : 5 -Afla:1'L-sail' , 1' ' , y if-gpfq' , --Y -: E r islfsmiillfza - . : hl!l1vl2t4QQ"l' . ,, I . , ,M i A ww , : 1 in r i V 7 1 if ji .L 2 r-'Mx 5 -l 1 : l ziggy, I ' l ""i 1' 4 QI . 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M, ,J - ,V ,- Vfifw K l. , ,, , ,V ni Q-?,VZ',b' , . A , 5 X' 1 V 5 , A , . . . . V: W , .G QQ' X -' 331, 4' .A -'mg 41 JOKES Miss Stahl--"Multiplying 3.1416 by 45 what did you get?'T Vic S.-"I got tired." l. , The English teacher had written on the back of a theme: "Please write more 1egibly.'? Next day-Priscilla-"Teacher, what is 'that you have put on my theme?" Sure cure for lovesickness-"Stick your head in a barrel of water three times and take it out twice." N h "How about it, Tedo?" Dallas-J'Don't go. you are quitting me entirely without reason." Esther-"I always leave things as I hnd them." Mrs. Horrigan-"Thelma, do you ever stop to reflect?" Thelme-"Everytime there is a mirror torefiect in." Mrs. Naybor-"Here is a doctor that says what we eat we become." Mrs. Aman-"I must take that all day sucker away from Leo." Two freshmen got into a discussion over the exact ,definition of a, heifer. One claimed that it belonged to the hog family and the other that it was' part of a variety of sheep. The accordingly asked Bill Mann's' opinion to which Bill answered. "To tell you the truth, I don't know very much about poultry." E Harvey-"I have a good joke I was going to tell you, but I guess1I wont." Elizabeth R.-"What was it? Please tell." Harvey-"I won't because if your face lights up the powder will explode." A Geometrical Refrain--If at first you don't succeed, try Trei. again. Judd St. John-"How are you getting along since your mother is gone?" Chas. P.H"Ouh, I have reached the height of efficiency, as I now can put on my socks from either end. V "Are you laughing at me"? demanded Mr. Lawrence of his .American History class. "No sir," they replied. ' "Then", said Mr. Lawrence feven more grimlyj, "What else is there to laugh at?" Miss Bradley--"Do I require too many dates?" Victor-"I don't know." Mother-"That young man had no business to kiss you last night." Lois-"That wasu't business, mother, that was pleasure." , Mr. Lawrence was expressing his opinion on the end of the Civil War. The pupils did not believe it so he called upon Bernard Green for his opinion and Bernard replied, "Well, there was Lee with his plumes and Grant in his old Union suit?" f P JGKES r CAN YOU REMEMBER WAY -Back WHEN- Hiran White never carried a Whiz, Bank? Bill,Mann used to come lto school harefooted? "Bu'bhles" was a littlexhoy? ' A ' ' " Dallas Foster used to have: his hair cut "Short pornpadeur?"l ' Charles Greger had to stay after school for teasing Esther Free? Carrol Potter was a Freshman 2 f - " ' "Shag" Greger entered High School?" Karel Horan had a cat named "0fpal"? Vic Steil brought a snake to school? ,Q Melvin Henderson had long' red curls? ' ' Helen Jasperson didn't get a demerit? Foster chased the Five Engine at Cedar Rapids? Helumuth heard a guestion tlhe first time lit' was asked? "T'edo" used to plan an "apple roll" on "teacher"'?' When Aman had all his teeth? I Opal Sarchet had "Hay Fever"? 'V Wernert ran the right wav for a touchdown? ' ' Norinne used to .go skatingwwith Tiheodore? Alice Miller wore f'shortthsliirts"? , Miss?Bradley.got mad? 1 J V U J - Helen Wheelock had a crush on Leo? Oh! We mean Leo Schaben. 11th Engishl was--the 'chief 'source' of delight? Melvin talked slow enough to understand him? ' . Gladys Clayton forgot to say' "Kid"'?. ' .. When Bernice Hargreaves loved the Irish? Ruth Hutch was in a ihurry? ' Genie could afford hair nets? Spongberg wore knee pants? ' - - 5: :L When Perry Johnston lived 'near Clayt'-s?- Lois Cosgrove did 1lOt wear her hair done up? When Karel was bashful? , . , Weber got Hebrew Coffee? ' When Zada was afraid of boys? Bob Wright-ti ied to learn Latin? A Patterson was any smaller? Pricilla wou11ldn't argue? Brown was in by ten o'clock? Spongberg started to school? . t E A Carrol Potter forgot to smile? A I up I, Milo could ask sensible questions' in'Chemistry? 4 Howard,l-Ia1rin,gton,had his Algebra complete? . ,'fHank" ,lost his shoes? - 1 V A , "Bill didn't have a "Charlie H0rse"? l I X Ruth James went with "Dane?" Priscilla din't wear boots? Marky didn't read "Love Storiesv? Richard Thompson vamped a Girl? J Miss Carlsen-t'Bernard., use tahe words 'handsome' and 'ransome in, a sentence Bernard after deep thought- "A Tom-Cat sat on a sewing machine, So sweet and fine and handsome, Till he got ten stitches in his tail, ' Then believe me, he ran somefi Miss Hathaway-"Give me a sentence ugsing the word 'grewsome Freshman-"It would look better if Lawrence ' Heard in' E There are meters iambic, And meters trochaic, And meters in musical tone, But the meter, that's sweeter, and neater .... completer. ls to meet her' in moonlight alone. Tedo sat within the parlor, And he said unto the light: Either you or I, old fellow, Will be turned down tonight. grew some hair on ihis head nglish. A Miss Brad1eyf"W.hat does polygamist mean?" Helmuth-"I don't know: I haven't got -that far y Miss B.-'tWell,K I -hope you never will." Miss Carlsen-"Generally speaking-women var Vic H.-J'Yes, they are". Miss C.-"Are what?" Vic H.-"Generally speaking." A woodpecker lit ont a F'reshman's head And settled down to drillg He bored away for a night and a day, And finally wore out his bill. And when this bill at last was gone, And all of his work was in vain.: He Went in search of a better spot, Where he might drill again. This time he found a Siophomore's head, And he went to work with a willg Flor he found a spot so soft, " He had no need for a bill. " ' Miss Bradley'-"What was Washingtonls Fare Bernard Green Qbright studentl "'Heaven". H "If love is blind, A .Andi lovers cannot seep et." 9-T' , well Address? JOKES Why in the dickens Don't some girl love me."--Ignatius. "Hank" exclaimed St. John. "Do not bother me", replied Charles, "I am reading an absorbing article. "What's the name of it!" "Sponges," Miss Bradley -"Do you believe in more elastic currency?" 1 Hayne-"No it is elastic enouglhg whynot make it more adhesive?" A Freshie to a circus went, He thought it was immenseg His little heart wenlt pit-a.-pat,- For the excitement was in tents. Lives of Freshman oft remind us, That we once stood in their placeg And departing left behind us, Greener ones to hll our space. Lives of Seniors, now remind us That we studied as a ruleg And, departing, leave belhind us, The best record of the school.-By Hertig. Donald White-"Thea, I would like to have you come to the theatre with me tonightff Thea-f'Have you secured the seats?" Don.-"Come now, you a.ren't so heavy as all that," ' A CI-HNlAMAN'S ,DEFINITION OF A TEACHER. Teachie, Teachie, All day teachie, Night nlarkie papersg Nervie creepie, N0 one kissieg No one huggie: Poor old maidie, No one lovie. Miss Stahl-"Hiram, who invented the steam engine?" Hiram- fGetting some of last night's sleepy, "Wot"? Miss Stahl--"Correct.,' Miss Coate--"What course do you expect to graduate in?" Freshmanwnln the course of time." Sarchet-"How long will I have to wait for a shave?" Q Barber CRunning his hand over Har.l's facej, "I don't know but I should judge about two years." JOKES y Miss Youngblood-fTo Sophoniores, in Domestic Science roomy "What are you eating all the yeast for?" Soph.-"I swallowed a quarter and I am trying to raise the dough." Tedo-"Miss Carlsen." Miss C.-"For goodness sakes, what is the matter?" Tedo--"This book is called Shakespeare's Works." Miss C.-"Well", Tedo-"You told me that they were plays." Miss Stahl-fTo Chem. classy "What does sea water contain besides the sodium chloride we have mentioned?" I Fiene-"Fish." Miss Carlsen-Qgiving an examj "Does any question embarrass you?" Henderson-"Not at all. Not at all. The questions are quite clearg it is the answers that bother me." , Donald White-"Sweets to be sweet." Alice-"Oth, thank you, may I pass you the nuts?" 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