Clinton High School - Clintonian Yearbook (Clinton, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 70 of the 1939 volume:

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If Fx - if X1-' 1 -11 . -1 a ,Vl. ,zz- , ,V . B'- ' D ..vQ,V' , . . ':'Sz, f1i V A' ish 7 ' . 3 , ' LV'f3'T -3 I :' as-. J ' 5 f. ' ,s . V VV ., . 1 ' ,V sf , - , ,..m,-Jw 'mi' t '52 .fu V '- Ai w hr I .V ,lc xv 4-I 'C 1 3'ZeA,..: t . V.. ,. is , Q if .- . ' 'nf + ,th lf' W Thesenior Class of Clinton l-ligh School W Clinton, Iowa-i J f Presents THE CLINTGNIAN 1 For 1 t R -Cp IQSCQ 0 i .P A C Jn! 5 . XI' 4 X . -xi lr, ' lf. av' I. ,i l , ff P1 is Q Introducing The Students 1 x. Ld t Syd ey L be ts Kd Kath 1 e Lla e Through The Year Here comes the boss . . ..... Not that way Peg ..... Swing your partner ..... Real hot . . . . . Music all XVcst Branch. Dedication To Mr. Yourd, our principal, adviser, and friend, whose courage and perseverance have brought him back to our helm,' whose cooperation, assistance, and encouragement are indispensable to our high school careers, whose unseljish devotion to high ideals and Christian principles, has led to the betterment of Clinton high. In grateful appreciation, The Annual Staj IHMEIUILTHY U Your Assignment Li -.--., Page 4 Mercedes JXl7l'L1llEil'll .Xlpfi-lmrn Lois Bair Gladys A-Xrnolcl English ll For Tomorrow ls Edith Bach Latin Student Xrlviser, lfnglisli l0 bl olin XV. Carlsen .Xrdella Billings lil'1lITllVlll'. Solid Georiuftiw' Josephine Brown S-:cial Sfience ii0IIlIIlCl'ClZll Law, Economics Katherine Chase lilorence Cliximlners Speech, linglisll 10 Elsie Charles .X journalism, lfnglisli ll Margaret Davis illrlory IU Leslie Fishwild Katherine Urippcn Retail Selling rt lflcanor l-Davidson i':Il2'llSi1 10 lfrnnces Dodge 'l'ypin,2', Stunigralrlxy Mu Commercial Geograplly Lyle Gilbert Music Marie Hartman English 9, I0 Corinne Forsee llistory ll. liconninirs ry East l.ng'lish 9 lfred Geneva lleznl clUII.L'il Max Gina-lin fil'CllE5II'1l Lloyd Harper tiovernment. .Xililetic Director Sixth Period Threatens Lazy Students Nellie Jones English l2, Psychology Leonard Koesller lhnikkrepiiig Marguerite MacCulloch History 10 VValter McMahon Manual Arts Eva Mahon l-ilnrai'ia11 Oren Masters Manual .Xrts Harriet Mathisen Typing, Stenography Grant Nelson lfhciliislry, Physiology Ora Neill Manual ,Xrls Harriet Parkes fufeteria Manager, Home Economics Marie Raun History ll Juanita Recd Girls' .Xtllletic Director joseph Schneider Social Science, Assistant Coach Roger Stoskopf Banrl, Government Isabelle Streib Home licomnnics Charles Tollinger Unit Trade Leila XVatson Plane Geometry F. NY. Yos Physics Pauline Jones Secretary F. N, ,lohnston Assistant Principal Doris Torr Assistant Secretary VV. J. Yourd Principal FACULTY Page 5 Pilgt' fn journalists at Syd's ...... i Cirouiicl-sticks .... Make-up on time .... Left right-halt, one two .... This way, Betty Proveit...1,2,3...It's alie...Setitlikcthis.... Everybody busy .... Here they come! .... Teach .... The Classics .... Is it good, Betty ..... CEILASSIES SENICRS -:- I939 t-.., K' f Page 8 DAVID ALLEMAN-Band 133. BARBARA ANDERSONfllome room officer lg G..X..X. letter 33 Iloekey 3,43 G.A..X. advisory board 43 Latin clulz 23 Student club 1,Z,3,43 Cabinet 43 1'ep club 3,43 G..X..X. l,2,3,43 Annual staff 4. CLEONE ANDERSON-G.A..X. letter 3: Basketball lg Volleyball 1,23 Baseball 13 llome room officer l,2,33 Latin club 23 Student club 1,2,3,43 Cabinet 43 Pep club 3,-lj G.A..X, 1,2,3,43 Technical elub 33 Glee club Z,3,43 Operetta 23 A Cappella eliuir 4. WALTER GEORGE ANDERSON-gllonie room officer 43 Travelography 43 lli-Y 43 President 4. AUGUSTA ANTHONY-Student club 4. JOHN APLIN--Lyons l,2,33 Travelograpliy 43 Secretary 4. INGA MARIE BACH-G.A.A. 1,Z. WILLIAM BARBER- EMMETT BARNES-Vice-president class 43 Home room officer 1,2,33 Ili-Y 2,3,43 Latin club 23 Bridge 23 Stage technician 3,43 Make-up 3,43 Puppet club 33 Little Theatre active 2,3,43 Technical club 43 President 43 Vantata and operetta 1,2Q Boys' quartet 43 A Cappella choir 43 Sub- distriet contestant 4. ELI BASARICHV JEAN BENNETT-Home room officer 43 Travelography 43 Student club 3,43 Chess club 43 G.A.A. 33 Glee club 1,23 Uperetta 2. ROBERT BENTRUP- C club 4. MARVIN BORUP-Scala l,l,3,43 Ufficer 3,43 B2lCllElUl'F-l club 43 1 and J letter. ELFRIEDE BOSSENf llnnic ruoni officer l3 ii.A..X. letter 43 Basketball 3: Quill and Scroll 43 Student club l.J,3.43 Pep club 3,43 Bridge 23 ti..X,.X. 2,3,43 l.ittle Theatre pledge 3,43 lmprovement 33 Technical 3,43 Reporter 3,43 Advertis- ing solicitor 33 Uperctta 23 A Cappella clioir 43 Music letter 43 Glee club 3. BARBARA BOWERSOX- -S..X.R. award 33 G..X..X. letter 33 Travclograpliy 2,3,43 Quill and Scroll 3,43 Latin club 2.3,43 Student club l,l,3,43 Cabinet 43 Clie:-.5 elulv 3,41 Yietvprefi- dcnt 43 G.,X..X. l,l,3,43 l,ittle Theatre aetive 3.43 lnterprelzi- tion 3,43 C pin 3,43 .Xnnual :-tall' 3,43 Reporter 3,42 Assistant enpy reader 33 Copy editor 43 Orulitstra 1,23 Student council alternate l,3,3,4. CARLIE BRODERSON -- tllee Club 1,33 Uperetlu 23 A Cappella clzoir 4. DOROTHY BROSOM t2.iX..X. letter 43 ti.A.A. 3,43 Basket- l,all 43 Polo, illinois l,2. ZOE BROWN-G..X..X. letter 43 Travelngraphy 2,3,43 Quill and Scroll 43 Student club l,2,3,43 G..X..X. l,Z,3,43 Exchange editor 33 Reporter 3,43 Cantata 1,23 Uperetta 2. EILEEN BRYANT-Basketball 1,2,45 Volleyball 1,25 Base- ball 15 linnly Post 45 ti..X..X. 1,3,3,4. ESTHER BUELOW41i1nily Post 45 G,A.A. 3,45 Mixed mmall voeul group 1. OPALMAY BURMEISTER- DAVID BYERS 'Yell leader l,2,35 'l'ravelugrapl1y 2,35 lli-Y 45 llaclielorg' elulm 45 Utliecr 45 Student council 2,3,4. KATH RYN CADYg'Lil1lllLll1Cl1C 1,.?. GLENN CARLSONfllael1elor:.' club 45 llomc ronnl officer 15 Band 2,3,4. ESTHER CARRIER-fllunie roiuii officer l. ROBERT CARSTENSEN - llomc room otticer 2,3 5 Yell leader l..Z 5 'l'ravelugrapliy 3,45 lli'Y 4: Officer 45 Little 'llllEZ111'C pledge 4, DONALD CAVEfl and 2 lettcr5 Travelugraplty 45 Seals l,l,3,45 lli-Y 45 CU clulm 3,45 Photography 35 Otlieer 3,45 Music contestant I5 Drum major 45 Sulm-district contestant 45 District contestant 45 State contestant 4. EDWARD CAWLEY-liaehelurs' club 4. MARY CHEKALAEniily Post 45 G..X.A. 3,4. JIM CHRISTIAN-Class president 35 lli-Y 2,3,45 Home room utlieer 3,45 Travelography 35 Quill and Scroll 3,45 Ili-Y treasurer 35 'llCClllllClil club 35 Little Tlieatre pledge 3,45 C pin 3,45 Annual statl' 35 Sports editor 45 Reporter 3,45 tlperetta 1,25 Buys' quartet 45 .X Cappella choir 45 Sull- dihtriet eontebtant 45 Student council 1,35 Student council president 4. EDWARD CLANCY-Home room otticer .15 Travclograpliy 4. THEO CLARKEfl5t .Xtllletic award 35 Znd .Xtllletic award 45 Hockey 3,45 llasketliall 2,35 Baseball 1,35 Sports manager 1,35 Latin club 13,45 Student club I,2,3,45 Cabinet 45 Pep elulm 3,45 llridge elulm J: ti..X..X. l,2,3,4: ti..X.,X. officer 45 Little Theatre active 3,45 Teelinieal 3,45 Reporter 3,45 Oper' etta 25 Cantata 1,35 Student council 1. ROGER CLASEMANW-lloiiie rmnu officer 45 C elulu 3.42 llaelielors' 45 .Xtluletie awards, wrestling captain 45 Baud letter 45 lland l,3.3,4. DARLENE COLE fliniily Post 4. GORDON COLLINS llmne rmnn otficer 15 Travelograpliy 3,45 l.alin elulm 25 Emily l'ost 35 llriflge elulw 2: Rand l,2 3.45 Hand letter 35 Music epntewtant 4. MAXINE COOPER-llnme room officer 25 Student Club 15 limily Post 3,45 li.1X.,X. l,3,4. SENICDRS --nv 3 IQ39 'itil' Page SENIORS -:- i939 Page 10 BETTY CRAIG-Pollywogs l.2.3,4: Quill and Scroll 3.4: Latin clulv 2: Student club l,2.3,4: G.A.A. l.Z.3,4g lst Award 3: Bridge club 2: Little Theatre pledge 4: Improvement club .lg 'lietilmical clulm 3,-l: C pin 3,41 .Xnnual Staff 3.4: Reporter 3,4. BETTY LOU CRAMPTON- Emily Post 4: t'i.A.A. 1.3.4. EDNA DECKERW Home room officer 4: limily Post 4. MARY DEHAVEN-Latin elulm 4: Emily Post 4: G..'x.A. 1. WILBUR DE'1'TNER7H0y-ne rmun offirer 3: lli'Y 4: Quill and Scroll 3.4: Latin club 2: Plivvtopzraplly 3: Chess cluh 4: llachelorS' cluh 4: Reporter 3: Feature editor 4: Annual staff 3: C pin 3: Student council alternate 4. ARLINE DIERKS- --Emily Por! 4: li,.X..X. lg Glee Club 4: tlperetta lg A Cappella clioir 4. LOUIS DODEN- RUTH DOYLE-fllome room otiicer 4: C..-X..-X. 3.4: Student club 4: limily Post 4: lst Athletic award 4: Hockey 4: Basketball 3: Baseball 3: Stutleut council alternate I. MAXINE DUHR- limily Poet 4: Clee cluli 4: A Vappella clioir 4. WESLEY EDMUNDS-Travelngrapliy 4: tlreliestra 1.3. ELAINE EHLERS-Emily Post 4: G..X..X. I. .IEANETTE EKLANDfStuflent Club 2.3,-4: Emily Post 4: li.A..X. l,l.3,4g lst .lwarcl 3: llockey 4: Baselrall 3. BOB ELIASONf-llome room officer 2: Travelograpliy 3.4: Latin 2. BOB EVERS-Seals l.2,3.4: Emily Post 4: Seals officer 4. LORENE FARLEY llome room oFFicer l.2.4: Hospitality committee 3.4: Pollywogs 1.2: Travelography 4: Quill and Scroll 4: Latin 2: Student cluli l,Z.3,4: fi..X..X. l,2: Little Tlieatre pledge 4: 'Technical club 1: Student council 3: .Xnnual atall' 3,4: Reporter 3.4. GERALD FERGUSON-- BRUCE FISHWILD -f'l'1'avelugi'apl1y 4: lli-Y 4: Quill and Scroll 3.4: Latin 2: Pl1flfOgl'2lIllly 3: Chess club 3.41 Chess club prericlent 3.4: Vice-presiilvnt Quill and Stroll 3.4: Re- porter 3.4: Annual staff 4: tw pin 3. KAY FORD--Travelrvrapliy J: Emily Post 4: G..X.A. 2: Glee club 2: Opcrctta 2. DONALD FRANZEN- EUGENE FREELSvTrack l,2,3,45 Football 1,2,3,45 Latin club 4. YVONNE FRIMOTH-Art award 1,2,3,45 Home room officer l,2,3,45 Athletic award 2,35 llockey 3,45 Basketball 1,253,45 Volleyball 25 Baseball 1,2,35 Sports manager 3,45 Pollywogs 2,3,45 Latin club 3g Student club 3,45 Pep club l,2,3,45 G.A,A. 1,2,3,45 Little Theatre 2,3,45 Viceepresident 35 lm- provement club 3,45 Interpretation 3,45 Technical 3,45 Ulec club 3,45 Cantata 15 Girls sextette 45 A Cappella choir 45 Sub-district contestant 45 District contestant 45 State con- testant 4. KENNETH GEE-Emily Post 45 Student council alternate 2. LUCY GENDVILAS- RUTH GLOE-Emily Post 45 Latin club 25 Student club 45 Student council 1. LE ROY GODDARD-Reporter 45 Camanclie 1,2. LYLE GOERS-Emily Post 4. ' MARVEL GOERS-Emily Post 4. THOMAS GOFF-Wrestliilg l,2,3,45 llome room officer 1,45 C club 4: Emily Post 45 Student council 2,3. BOB GOODSMAN- RAYMOND GRAVERT- ALBERTA HALL-Home room officer 45 Student clulm 45 Pep club 1,2,3,45 G.A,A. 1. HENRY HANSEN-fChicago l,2,3,4. NAOMI HANSEN-Student club 25 Emily Post 3,45 G..X.A. 3,45 G..-X.A. award 4. LUCILLE HARDERSENfl2mily Post 4. EUGENE HERRITY-Home room oFficer l,2,3. MARGUERITE HEUSINKVELD - G. A. A. award 3.45 Hockey 3,45 Basketball 1,2,45 Volleylmll 1,25 Baseball 1,25 Sports manager 35 Home room oFficer I5 Quill and Scroll 3,45 President 45 Latin club 25 Student club l,2,3,45 Cabinet 45 Pep club 2,3,45 Secretary 45 Vice-president 35 Little Thea- tre 2,3,45 Improvement club 3,45 Technical club 3,45 C pin 3,45 Annual staff 2,3,45 Reporter 3,4. SENIORS -:- i939 f i Page 11 SENIORS -:- i939 Page 12 HARRY HICKS!Home room officer 3,45 Travelography 45 Athletics 1,25 Student council 3,45 LAVONNE HICKS-Pollywogs 3,45 Latin 2,3,45 Student club 253,45 Emily Post 45 G..X.A. 1,2,3,45 lst :Xwarrl 35 Volleyball 15 lmprovement 35 'Veclinical 35 interpretation 35 'Cantata 15 Operetta 2. ROBERT HICKENBOTTOM-Athletics 1,25 Emily Poet 45 Lyons 3. HELEN HOLTZ--Hockey 45 G.A.A. 1,2,4. ROBERT HONEYWELL-lli-X' 3,45 Glee club 1,2,35 Can- tata 15 Operetta 2: .-X Cappella choir 4: Technical 35 Little Theatre active 2.3.4. ALICE HOWES-Travelography 2,35 Latin 25 Student club I,2,3,45 Pep club 45 G..X..X. l,25 Technical 35 Tnterprctation 45 Little Theatre pledge 3,45 llome room officer 2. ' MARY LEE HUGUNIN-Student club 3,4. ROBERT HUPFER-Home room officer 3,45 Hi-Y 3,45 Letter 35 Track 45 Football 3,45 Little Theatre pledge 3.45 Student council 35 Alternate 4. WILLIAM ILIFF--Home room officer 35 Cnnianclie 1.2. GLENN INGWERSONfllome room officer 2,3.45 lli-Y 45 Latin 2,35 Athletics 2,3,45 C elulu 3,4. JEANETTE IVERSON- DOROTHY JACKSONA- BETTY JENSEN!-G.A.A. l,Z,3,45 Latin 35 Student cluli 1,2,3,45 lst Award 3. GLENN JEPSON-Track 1,2,3,45 Football l,2,3,45 VV1'estling 1,2,3,45 C club 2,3,45 Sportsmanship awarsl 4. LEONARD JESS- HAROLD JESSEN-Hi-Y 2,3,45 Latin consul 25 Ili-Y secretary 3. KENNETH JOHANNSEN-Tli-Y 45 Home room officer 1,45 Basketball 3,45 C cliih 4. NORMAN -IOHANSEN-Hi-Y 3,45 C club 3,45 Home room officer 2,35 Athletics 2,3,45 Hi-Y officer 45 Letter 4 stripes. ANDREW JOHNSON-Home ronin officer 45 Latin club 25 liacllelors' 4. BERNETTA JOHNSON-llmne romn officer l,2,35 G.A..X. l,2,35 Stndt-nt clulx l,2.3,-15 lllec clulm 2,3,4g Upcrctta 25 .X Clztppcllzi choir 45 llnprovt-lncnt 4. 1 HERBERT JOHNSON-Trztvclngfrnpliy l5 Student council :iltcrnzite 2,3. MAURICE JOHNSON-llnme rmun officer lg Letter 45 lfuotlmll cziptziin 45 l ' Clnli 3,45 Haclielors' 45 Officer 4. LEONA KING--Travclngrnplly 4. JEAN KLEEBERGER-Stud:-nt cluli 3,45 GHMA. 1,25 Clec cluli 3, NORMA KOFAHL-llome room mTicer 25 Quill and Scroll 3,45 Latin 25 Student club 1,2,3,45 Student club cabinet 3,45 l'ep clulm 3,45 G..-X..X. l,2,3,45 G.A..X. program chairman 35 G..X..X. reporter 45 G,A.A. letter 35 llockey 35 Basketball 25 Sports manager 25 Reporter 2,3,-15 Little Theatre uctive 2,3,45 l'ulHlicity head 45 Clmral reading 35 Student council repre- sentative 25 HC pin 3,45 Annual stzitt 2,35 Make-up editor 45 llipy editor 3. DOROTHY KRAVA-llnckcy 35 Yolleylizill l,25 Brmketllrill l,Z,35 llzisclwnll 2,35 G..X..X. l,2,3. DALE LAKE-Student club l,2,3,45 Pep clulw 3,45 Little 'l'lieati'c pledge 3,45 Teclinical 3,45 A Cappella choir 45 Sulp- district contestant 45 District contestant 45 Girls' sextctte 45 Cxintatn l5 flperettzi 25 lllee club 2,3,4. SYDNEY LAMBERTSON-llmne moni nniicer 25 llospital- ity connnittce 3,45 Travelogrupliy 3,45 lli-Y 45 Quill and Scroll 3,45 Latin 25 Photography 35 Bridge 25 Secretary and treasurer nt' Little 'l'nezit1'e 3,45 Little 'lllietitre active 2,3,45 Improvement 45 interpretation 3,45 Teclmical 3,45 Annual editor 45 CU pin 35 Annual stzitl 35 Reporter 3,45 Glee Cluli l,2,35 llperetta 25 A Cappella choir 4. JACK LANG--Class officer 35 Horne room ofticcr 35 lli-Y 3,45 Hi-Y officer 45 Little Theatre pledge 3,45 Active member 45 Technical 3,4. LOIS LASS-Council Bluffs 1,2535 Student club 4: Emily l'ust 45 .Xnnuzil stall' 45 Reporter 45 Student council 4. BETTY LOU LAWRENZ-Lzitin 2,3,45 Student Clulr 3,45 l'cp clulr 45 fl..X..X. 4. RUSSELL LEE- NORMAN LEU- ORVAL LEU- PAULINE LEU- EUGENE LONG- SENIORS -:- i939 Page 13 SENIORS -:- 1939 Page 14 JAMES LONG-Math club 35 Student council alternate 3. IRA LUND-7 lettersg Football5 C club 2,3,45 Most valuable player 45 Basketba1l5 Track. LLOYD LUNDQUIST-Basketball 2. JEANE MacARTHUR-Home room officer 25 Latin club 25 Student club 2,3,45 Pep club 3,45 G.A.A. 3,45 Little Thea- tre active 45 Pledge 35 Interpretation 45 Chicago 1. EDWIN McCONAUGHYiIntramural class championship team l5 Bachelors, 45 Rand 1,2,3. IRENE McDONALD- RICHARD MCKINRICK-Camanclie l,2. SAMUEL McKENRICK - Student council alternate 35 f'ainanche l,2. JEAN McNIEL-Quill and Scroll 3,45 Latin club 2.3,45 Student club 1,2,3,45 Pep club 3,45 G.A,A. 2,3,45 Athletics lst award 35 Reporter 3,45 Advertising solicitor 3,45 Student council representative 1,25 Cantata 25 Quill and Scroll Secre- tary 45 Latin consul 4. 5 ROBERT VMACI-IAELvLetter 3,45 Home room officer 45 Morrison 1. 5 RUTH MANLEY-D.A.R. award 35 lloine room officer 35 Travelography 3,43 Quill and Scroll 3,45 l.atin 2,3,45 Student club l,2,3,45 Student club cabinet 2,35 Club reporter 35 G.A.A. 1,2,3,-15 G.A.A. president 45 Advisory hoard 35 Ath- letics lst award 35 2nd award 45 Hockey 3,45 Basketball l,2,3,45 Baseball l,25 Archery medal 3: Sport manager 25 Little Theatre active 2,3,45 C pin 3,45 Annual staff l,3,45 Make-up editor 45 Assistant copy editor 35 lleadline writer 45 Reporter 3,45 Student council 35 Student council alternate 1,25 Vice-president Student council 4, RUTH MARSHALL-Student club 45 Emily Post 2,4. GRACE MATTHEWS-Student club l,3,45 Camanche l,2. LUCILLE MEAD-Athletics lst award 45 Student club 45 Emily Post 45 G.A.A. 1,2,3,4. MARJORIE MEINERT-Home room officer l5 Pollywogs 2,3,45 Latin 25 Student club 1,2,3,45 Pep club 3,45 li.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Otticer G.A,A. 45 Athletics lst award 35 Glee club 2,3,45 Operetta 25 Girls sextette 45 A Cappella choir 45 Sub- district contestant 3,45 District contestant 3,45 State con- testant 45 Festival representative 45 Accompanist l,2,3,45 Music letter 35 Music charm 4. DARWIN MICHAELSEN-Seal? l,2,3,45 C club 4. GLADYS MICHAELSEN - llockey 3,45 llaslcetliall 45 Volleyball 25 Baseball l,2,35 li.A.A. l,2,3,4. MARION MICKEY-llome room otlicer 1,2,3,45 Travelogra- phy 25 Latin 25 Student club 3,45 Emily Post 3,45 G.A.A, 1,2545 Athletics lst award 45 Student council alternate 3,4, BONNIE MILLER llumvi'mv0111iutTicz'i' li Stuvlvut vlul: 1.3 . . , h . I'.!l'llly Iuft 4. f'..X..X. l.l. MARJORIE MILLER Stuilt-ut clulw 5: Stuslc-ut wluiiuil .41 limily Vital l.-lg 1Q,.X..X. I.Jg l.iUli- 'l'lu-:itvc illcwlggt- 3.4: lui' pr-ix ciiicut 3: Vliurzxl rciuliugg S: 'livvliliiczll 5. ELAINE MONOHAN - fiiutiitsi l: lltumc' rmuui nvllifui' l: llnspitnlity i'r-iviliiittvv 3.4: lziliu rluli J: Stucln-ut i-lull l.J. 5,43 Pep club 2.3.45 l'c-p ululv fitl'in'ci' 3.41 lQ,.X..X. l..l.4: fQ,.X..X. ull'ivci' S,4: Atltlvtic ziuziril l: llurlxcy 3,43 lliislwtlrzlll 3: Simrts liizluzxgvi' 4: l.ittlc' 'lllivutrn' l.3,4: l.ittlv 'llllvzltrc vice-prvsiflcxit 4: Iivvpiwwcivwiit 3.4: li1tci'pi'vt:ttimi 4: Twli- nical 3,43 Clmrzxl rcmliug 3: Hlcv vlulv 1.3.43 Him-1:1-ttzi J: Girls' Svxtstts- 4: Sill'-ili5ti'ivt cuiitwtziiit 4: lliftrirt vmitrfluiii 4: Stuilem cnmiril ziltwiigitc l. DOROTHY MORAINE llrlms vmmi uttivr-1' l: lQ..X.,X, l.J. 3.4. DOROTHY ANN MORAN .xtllllitlf Lixxgiiwl 1,41 II.-ulxq 3.4: I'rvllywugs l.J,3,4g l.:itiu rlulv 21 Stuwlvut ululi l.J.S.4: l'v1v clul: 3.4: ti,.X..X. I.J..w.4. LORRAINE MUNSON f lluim- vfuuiii 4vll'i1'ci' S: 'l'i':u'1'lwggi':i- iwliy 4: Stuflcut vlulm 2.3.41 limily l'u:t 5.43 li..X,.X. 19 Muwic lg Stuslrut ufmiivil zlltfruzxtc J. AVALO NELSON Y lm Clulu 3.4: ilirllrli 1.3.4. MARINNE NELSON- Ftuiimvgiiiiwliy zixxziiwl-1: Typing ziuzufl 4: Athletic :iwzirfl 3.4: llfvi-lwy 4: llgielwtlwzill 1.3: liziwlmll S: Stuilcut club l: liuiily l'rvr! 5.4: 4-..X,.X, l,l..v.4. CARLYLE NEUBAUER -Cl:1ffut'I'it-or 3: llfvuii' vwvui utliuvi' 2.3: Ilfvapitulity wmiuiittc-Q 5.4: 'l'v':ivvlr-giwipliy 5.4: Ili-Y J. 3.4: Quill :mil Scroll 3.4: t'lic-ff ululv 3.4: l.ittlc 'l'lic:n1'c 1.2. 3.4: Little Tlicutre yvreiivlviit 4' l.ittlm- 'l'lu-utvv pulvlicitv lie-:ul 3: Tccliuiczil 3: fliiitmiiilii cmlitm' 4: C ' pin 3.4: .Xuuuzxl stalf 3,43 Rs-porter .lg liltc Ululm l.l..4: Upcim-tlil li linys' flllilflfl 4: .X Vappclla choir 4: Sulmliatrict c-fiitwtzuit 4: Student council 4. DORIS NEUMANflLmily I'ost 4: 4l..X..X, 1.4: 44l'CllCsll'il 1,2. WAYNE NIER4 RUTH NISSEN llfwl-icy 5.4: Yulleylmull 2: liziwlvull .iz 'liavclngrziivliy 4: ti..X..X. 2.5.4. BERNICE OLSON flluuic rimni fillicvi' 3.4: l.:itiu vluli J: Sturlent clulv 2.3.43 Sturleut rlulm czilwiuct 4: limily IN:-1 43 lirialge clulu J: 1Q..X,,X. 2: liitci'1vi'L-tziti-iii 5: 'l'm-liiiiczil 4: llnutl 3.4: Hrclicstra 1.4: Stuilvul cuuucil ziltvruzitv 33 Nluiiiwii l. ALDEN PADDOCK 'l'i'1ivr-lugi'ziiil15 5: liuiily l'u4l 5: Clubs .lg llziuil l.J..l,4: llzlml li-ttm-1' 4. HARRY PAPE lst Stripe' lcttuvg 'lliztvclugmplly 4. DOROTHY PARKER- liziwuluill l. ORVILLE PETERS - ,IACQUELINE PETERSEN -ff llvvmc ruuiii ixt't'ivL'1': l.:iti!x clulv .l.3,4: Stuclcut clull l.l.5.4g Pep club 3,4g li..X..X. 1,4. SENIORS -:- i939 33,5- Ulf Jvgb.. .milk -'Ds ...A- -I fs an E ix. 68' -av' ,,..-an SENIORS i939 ,MY .4-0 ,WW FJ-Q IZ if f 'Zvi -LAP' M? SADDORIS PETERSON-fSturlcu! Clul. l.l,3.4g l.z1lin clulm 2. I:..X..X. I..w,41 Siuflvxxt cl-um'1l ultuluzxln- I. LORRAIN PETERSON f Stumlmlll uuxrxvll :1ltu1'n.l1u .lg lmw Mmm l,2, BETTY PHILLIPSf l.:xtm 43 Stunlvut 4-lull J,.!,4g l1l11mlxc lm-nt 4. ROBERT PHILLIPS - C I-lull 41 llzwlul-l1'! 43 lllq hlum- ululv lg lrmlutzl l: llznml I.l1 lmttu' J. SYBIL PHILLIPS- llfvmn- xwuuux fullicvl' li llzwlwtlmll .ig v 1 - ' luv:-lrzlll .sg ltlmly IH'-t -ll l1..X..X. l.,,.x.4g llqml 5,-3. . . , RUSSELL POLLARD-fllgmll 1.3.4. MILDRED PORTH -'l'1':1x'L-l1lg1'zqll15 5.41 Latin .lg Slllrlmnl ululu l.J.S.4g f2,.X..X. l.2, WILLIAM PRICE - llumv 1'um11 ulI'im1' .l,4g lfmltlvzlll 1.1.5,-43 l.Ql1v1'g Ili-Y .lg ful rlulr 4: I'lwtfvg11':11vlly 5. ROBERT PUMPER- l'1'Ln'cl:lg1'.11vl1y 4, SOPHIA RAAICEVICH SIIIIICHQ clull J: ll.ug-llglll lg Uv' rllcxtmzl .lg Ulm' vlull l.J, MARGARET RANDOLPH- - FRANCIS RASMUSSEN- lllum' :vmlxa Ulllru' 2.41 lll-N fl: vlull 4: lmticx' 3.4. BETTY REUSCHE llmm' V'-vm nllzvm 1' il: Nmlull ulnll 1-.t .I .' ' ' -.n.4, Lmlly lust 4, 1..X,.X, lg hrmluxl ufmlul I.J. IfUDA RHOADES -Sluulult rlulr 1.5.41 1f,X,X, l.Qg lllvmi In-mn ulllrcl' 4. PETER RIES f Claw lm-imlvvll -l: llfvvm- lwmwl wlllvvv' lg lli Y 25.41 l..11iw vlulv -rl'lin'vv' J: Ilzmcln-lm-e-' 4: l,iItln- 'l'l1L-.ltu plwlggv 31 l11tvv1vx'vt:11i'v1v -1: 'l'nclmiv:nl 5.15 film- flnlw .13 lim tum l: lllwwttzx J: lilly! 1Iu.U'1n'1 5,43 .X llllmy.-ll11 rlmly 43 Full-llirtrlvt cuxltswtnxll li Flwlult vfvllxwll .ll llwmvr lmmlx Llllnlxlzxiu 2: lll-N Hllllfll' 41 l'1'uv-llm ligwlullfvf ful: l, MAHALA RIGBY Illzlwr wll'fm's'1' 41 l'rvll5xx'v:x 1.5.41 Vllmxxl- fugrzqwlly .lg Quill :mfl Fa--rvll 3.1: Sluwlwxl vlulx .S.lL l 1:l vw pm'tv'v' 4: lzmvly I'fv-1 41 lltlxum-I lg 1l,.X,X. l.Q..l.lg Ilgl.1lzlll 1.31 lvl .Xxxgw-ll.'rm'.1g l111p'm.1:.ru1 .ll Slll'l'lll vwulwll .541 ,xllkllllllt jg lQcp'v1'Im' .lg .Xvlxwrli-111'1 -fl'irllf.r -1, MYRON RUIIBERG llmm' -'ll m NW v .31 Il.n4-MW: .' 1: l.ltIlv 'l'lu:1I'v plc-'lgr 4: l'11prlu-I vllllr .51 Slmlull I mul ww'x-fvlvlzlliu' 3: SW-lnx'1 mnuml -ufmlfuy li llgmll .Llg l'uim'1-um l.l. ROGER RYDSTRAND llilml LS.-li lmltu' -lg 4l1's'llulV:1 4. ARTHUR SCHIEFELBEIN4Foo111:111 1.2.3.-13 C 011111 45 11111111 1.2.3,-1. PAUL SCHEMBER-1!111'11cl111's' 4, KENNETH SCHMIDT 1'.111111l2l11 5,41 1101110 11111111 1111i1'vr 1.J,.1.42 111fY J.3.4g 111-Y 1111151116111 43 LW L'1L111 5.4: ,11ilL'11- c1111'f 43 11111111' 4. ROBERT SCHNEIDER 14C'12i1' 144111115 1,232 1711111111111 '13 Baskc-1111111 4: 111-Y 45 C 111111 4. HELMA SCHODROWSKI T1'avs1r1g1'111111y 4: 11.l11I'1L'1111'1-1g 511111Pl1f c11111 1.3.31 C1105 43 f1..X,.X. 1,J..1. LUCILLE SCHROEDER ,1'1'g1v1'1f1g1':111115 41 5111111111 L'11l11 5.43 11111111 5.41 11111111 1611161 4: Mufiv 1111110111111 1, CHARLES SCIIUMACHER- DOLORES SCHUMACHER -'1'1':1w'111g1':11111y -11 1.111111 .1 5111110111 u11111 1.5.41 11..X,.X, 1.1.55 1111111 111111 5,43 11114111121 J. PHYLLIS SCOTT'-f-'1'1':1v1'1f11gr:11111y41 11111111 jg S11111L'111 c11111 l..1,4: 11211111 3.4: 11111111 letter 4. FRANK SIRVID-W GRACE SHANAHAN- 5111111-111 011111 jg ll..X..X. 1.Q,.1 LOIS SHAW - MARY SIMMONS 41.111111 jg 51111111111 C1111J 2.3.41 1'f-11 C11111 .v.4g Xo1'11111111111, S. Il., 1. SHIRLEY SKONBERG 11111118 11 111 1111'11'er 1.5: 1.211111 - St1111r111. 011111 J.S.4g 1i..X,.X. 4, EVERETT SLEEPER' 11L1s111't111111 1.j: 1l111'11111111s' 4, ROGER SMITH '1'y111'111'i1i11g 11111141 41 1i11111y 15151 4g U11- 1'1'ct1:1 Z, RUTH STAMM 11111111 L1 5111116111 1'11111 1.l.S.41 1'1'11 L'11l11 1.2.3.-1: G..X..X. 1. LUELLA STRUVE- SENIORS -:- 1939 'VH' sr rw., 'U' vi' tar 'Q' s-..-.4 ', . ff. . V. Pa X, J -'x 1 1 ge17 SENICJRS -:- 1939 -ww.. mm NJ' in-rv' -l so' ,. 9 rw. 'so l'::g-x' IS ANN SUBCLEFFf lst G..X.A. award 43 'lhwclograplly 43 Stumlt-nt vluln 3,43 Ilrirlgt- clulv 23 4l..X..X, 2.3.43 'llCCl1l1lC2il clulm 43 Sttnlt-ut council xtltcrmxtu 4. HELEN TELFORD l.uw Nlnur 1,23 S11-xmguuplwy Ltwutll 43 llumc fllltlll ulfiuct' 53 Stumluut club .lg lfmily Vmt 4. JEANNE THOMPSON Typing zm:ml 43 Ist fl..X.,X. :murtl .ig Intl cm-.ml 43 lhflxt-1mll ini,-lg V.-,11t-5t,:,11 1,33 1gi,,Cy,1,11 1,33 limily Post 43 !l,.X..X. l,l,3,-lg llpcm-tilt J. HARRIET THOMSEN SlLlllL'll1 club 4. BERNIECE TIMM-4 ALICE TJADEN7llnm1v rnrun ulticcr' l.J,3.43 'l'vz1vclug1s'L11vl1y 41 Shulcnt cluln 3,41 limily Pugt 33 llxlplwwvllxcltt 43 lntcr- 1mrct:ntiou 4. JAMES THOMPKINS ll:-me mtuxn c1l'l'irt-1' 4: flu-Nr club 41 Glcc club l,2,5,43 Camtzttgt 13 Uylcrcttzt Jg .X Cupywllqt rlmu' 4. MARIAN TUFFORD -f'l'1':n'clugre1plly 43 Sttulcnt l'lL1l12..l.43 limily l'nst 4: G..X..X, 1.1: llzmnl 2.3.4. THELMA TURNER --l.utin cluls Z3 Stmlunt rlulv 43 Vam- tutu I. EVELYN TYLERf lft ll..X,.X. zxwzuvl 5: llmm- mmm Hllu-xr J: 'l'1'zn'clrugrz1pl1y 4: l.:11in 23 Stuxlc-ut clul: 5.4L Pty t-lull 3,4, l...X,A. 1,2,.:. STANLEY TYLER -llumt' l'UL7lll olllrm' 3.42 llztulIulm'e' 4, LEROY VAN AUKEN Ili-Y 4g llutxt rllxxtllztlu 43 Clnuw clulv 43 lflzmtl l.Z..3.43 tlmlluttu l.l,5,43 llwlvttat .lcuu111p.m1- ment I: llaclxelora' 43 llzm-l latter 4. NORMA VININGf-lh-pu1'1u13 3,-lg Quill :tml Srrwll 4: llltfl' mctzxtimx 43 T1'avulng41'uplvy 43 l1up1'Uvt-xllcxtt 43 l'.lll1ly loat lg t2..X.A. 3. JACK VOGTf JOHN VOLQUARDSEN- llzxcltclxmtw' 43 Ulu' clull 1.2. WARREN WAGNER BETTY WAKEFIELD lst l2..X.,X. zmzml .43 Qual :txxzml 4 llnckcy 3,43 Baskctlmll I,l,.4.43 Yullcylmll l,l3 l!:1:vl'zt,l I.-..' T1'z1x'cl1ugrzxplxy 3,43 Stwlvnt rlulr l.J.S.43 l2..X.A. l.l.S.4 llums monm ulliccr l.l: 'l'ypt-w1'itiug z1xx'zu'll 4g U1't'llmtx':1 l.J 3,43 Upcrctta z1cc1,11u1fgmilunxtt J. LUCILLE WALBRIDGE - 1 1,. JACK WALKER-Basketball captain 45 C cluh 4, EDWARD WALSH-Football 1,25 llasketlmnll 15 Track l. PEGGY WALSH-Home room ollicer 35 Emily Post 3, Student council alternate I5 ti..X.,X. I. BETTY WARD!-Letter 2: Sweater 45 Hockey 3,45 Basket- lrall 1,45 Volleyball l,25 Haseball 1,2,35 Travelograpliy 45 Latin 25 Student club 3,45 G.A.A. l,2,3,45 Glee clult 2,3, Uperetta 1,25 A Cappella choir 4. MARILYN WESTBO-Pollywogs 2,3,45 Student clnlm 3,4, liniily Post 45 G..X.A. l,2,3,45 Letter .25 Sweater 35 lloekey 3,-lg Basketball 1,2,35 Vnllcylxall 25 Haselmall l,2,3,45 Sports manager 3,45 Student council l,2. MARIANROSE WHALENJHOHIC room officer 25 Travel- ography 3,45 Quill and Scroll 45 Student clnlm 1,2,3,-45 Chess 45 Bridge 25 G..X,.X. 1,2,3,45 Hockey 3,45 Annual staff 45 Reporter 3,45 Student council 3,45 Travelography president 45 Assistant dramatic chairman 45 G.A.A. letter 35 Tech- nical 4. MAXINE WHITE-Latin 25 Student club l,2,3,45 Pep club 3,45 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Little Theatre active 3,45 liurytlnnics 35 Improvement 35 'Technical 3: Glee club 3,45 Uperetta 25 A Cappella choir 3,4, RALPH WILKINSON4lli-Y 35 Hand 1. MARY JANE WILLf KENNETH WILLS 4 Travelograpliy 45 Student council alternate 35 HC clulx 3,4. ROBERT WINTER - VVrestling 1,2,3,45 Captain 45 C clulw 2,3,4. Louis WITT- MATHEW WRUBLEWSKI-Seals sinh 3. 5 5 1' ANN YANICK!llome room president 15 Pollywogs 3,4, Officer 45 Quill and Scroll 45 Student club 3,45 Emily Post 45 fliess 45 G..X..X. 1,2,3,45 G..X.,X. letter 35 Hockey 1,25 Basketball 1,25 Volleyball 1,25 Baseball 1,25 Reporter 3,45 Advertising solicitor 45 Student council alternate 4, LORAIN ZASTROW-Band 1,2,3,45 Baud letter 45 Band board 3,4. SENICJRS -:- 1939 f-V! iw' Page 19 Row 1-Yvonne Frimoth, Ruth Manley, Elaine Monahan. Row 2-Marguerite Heusinkveld, Norma Kofahl, Barbara llowersox. Row 3-Peter Ries, James Christian, Carlyle Neubauer. Honor Awards U Honor awards are given each year to 47 of the Senior class. Out of this yearls class of 235, nine received awards. The awards are given on a basis of points merited for scholas- tic ability and for active participation in extra-curricular ac- tivities. The highest number of points possible is 5,000. The ten divi- sions for which points are given, are: scholarship, honors, ath- letics fboysl and girls'j, clubs, dramatics, journalism, music fvocal and instrumentalj, student council, and school spirit. Honor Roll Valedictorian - Salutatorian - Third Honors Fourth Honors Fifth Honors - 0-Wilmer Nier 7-J ean McNeil 8-Bob Eliason 9-Betty Jensen 10-Carlyle Neubauer ll-Betty Wakefielid Page 20 Gladys Michaelsen Norma Vining Gordon Collins Andrew Johnson lielen Telford Marjorie Meinert Ruth Manley Barbara Bowersox Barbara Bowersox - Ruth Manley - Lois Lass - Yvonne Frimoth - - Norma Kofahl 18-,lacqueline Petersen 19-Lorene Farley 20-Marguerite Hcusinkveld Z1-Sam McKenrick 22-Bernice Olson 23-Mary Simmons JUNICRS JUNIORS ROW 1-Jerry Byers, Don- ald Carlson, Ruth Carlson, Robert Castle, Donald Charlson. Row 2-lidna Christensen, Richard Cleveland, David Clizbe, Lucille Cole, lills- worth Cook. Row 3-Gladys Cook, Robert Cutler, Dorothy Dalton, Harry Dawson, Harold Dellit. Row 4-Ilarriet Dellit, Robert Deloe, Doris Dc- Moss, Herbert Dettuer, ,I eanne Dinnic, E.i1w.5-Mf1r'1LH.L1.Q.D0W11S.. ,H , 5 1 my wg. 2 , M, Ki, Q LR if JUNIORS . aw w g 4 1 v ful!-Ay, , Q 1 , .,, 1' - S. N. - .. my .mi . Q. ,Q S V' HEMI, , .V ,gk 'Six w. fri Q Q . fi, K Aa z,,ag-1: 5, if 1.4 fn , -wwf M f .0 7? Q ,, fl.. pl v 1 Q W-11 4 w fffww 154115. L' Y Ae M, W ,:. , , , . J K 4 New , ff if A - .aw J ,kg ,Q ...,, MW fx Ji JUNIORS , .A mf, , 16' af ff ,Xia Q ,gy ,rg M. 1, ' f 1351! V hw L 'gf W 1:11 MQ 5 J v 1 1, A WFS, f xvzgsg A -v i fp., fi f ,He . fav E-2,152.5-5 , -'-:a,..r:af: if ' JUNIORS an 'rr G9 Kai, pm- iff' -rf'-Wir Row 1-Hazel Mellull, Toni McLaughlin, Marg'zn'et NIClJllCI'SOl1,-IEIIHCS Melloberls, Charlene Bl2lllLlCl1,,lOl111 Martensen, liugene Mauek. Row 2-Toni Mellen, Iiernieee Mensinger, Marian Meyer, Beatrice Milcler. Reuben Miller, Le Roy Mohr, Lyle RlOl1lilUl1. Row 3i.Xllnert Morrell, ,Xnnueile Morris, Eugene Moi-sing, Lois Neeley, Dorothy Nelson, Charles New- hanlrs, llert Niekelsen. Row 4-Marvin Nielsen, Elizznhetll Olney, Loretta Orle, W'z1yne l'erl4ins, Belly Jane Perry, .Xgnes Petersen, Bette Petersen. Row 5-Carl Petersen, Robert Petersen, Anna Pieczynski, Edmund Pieezynski, Shirley Pollarcl, Alan Portz- line, Dale Powell. Page 25 JUNIORS Page 26 Row 1-Verna Powell, George Prnsia, Willitlr Qualman, Charles liadzie- wiez, Evelyn Raun. Row 2-- Herbert Rcimers. .Xletha Reynolds, Barbara Rich, Pearl Robbins, Na- dine Robinson. Row 3 - Leona Rohde, Donald Rowe, VVarren Nunquist, Allen Rutenbeek, lfloyd Sander. Row 4-NVilliam San der, Lillian Sanderson, Eugene Saur, Everett Schmidt. Ed- win Schneider. Row 5-James Shaff, Leona Simmons, Raymond Simp- son, Linn Sites, Geraldine Smith. Row 6-Neil Smith, Doris Suhr, Robert Sorensen, ,Kr- za Spooner, XVayne Stamp. - Row 1-Evelyn Steffey, Marvel Stevenson, Helen Storm, Inez Stratton, An- drew Subeleff. Row 2-Rae Swigart, Ray Thonizls, Betty Tliompson, IlelenTliompson,jol1n Totten. Row 3 - Dean Tufford. Tl1Ol1lZlS Vasos, Francis Yeriaillie, Merlin Vulich, Bob VValker. Row 4 iRl1fl1VV21ll3.CC. Gwen XValsh, :XllJC'I'tXXil1I'Ll, Paul XVZHTCII, Paul VVeih. Row 5-Joan Wleinbeck, Leroy VVelel1, Virginia Wells, Evelyn NViebers, jane VVinter. Row6-L:1urenceVVitt, Mildred XVoods, George VVork, Jane Young, Geral- dine Ziehm. JUNIGRS Page 27 SOPI-IOMORES C f -. its ya, Page 28 Row 1-Jane Baird, Dean Barhite, Alberta Bnrtels, Lorraine Bartow, David Bau- nleister, Jane Beckwith. Row 2-Marion Bendixen, Florence Birkett, Jean Blinkinsop, Ada Mae Bradley, Catherine Brown, Lila Mae Rrnhn. Row 3-Harold Bryant, Elizabeth Bnrnle. Donald liyain, Nunzia Calebrese, Ken- neth Canavan, Dorothy Carlson. Row 4-Ora Cave, Virginia Clark, XYinifrccl Clarke, Kenneth Clzlussen, Dona Lee Coffey, john Crook. V Row 5-Joan Davies, Raymond Dcllit, Sarenainae Dickey, Warren Edwards, Arline Eliason, Ethel Evers. SOPI-IOMORES Row 1-Doris Finck, Gwendolyn Frimoth, fharlcs Glaclhill, Evelyn Gloe, Lois Goenne, Phyllis Gocnnc. Row 2-Dorothy Gooclsman. jean firnnistrnp. La Vern llamzmnn, Isobel Hannziy, Thelma ll2l11SL'Il, Betty llzirtz. Row 3-Jean Heasty, linnicc Ilenricksn-n, tlumcs Hicks, Keith Hinriclison, Alice Hobart, Arlic Hohnun. Row 4-Helen Holcomb, Gwcnnlolyn llowlancl. .loan Ingwcrscn, llctty Iverscn, Pearl Jackson, Harold Jensen. Row 5-Albert Johnson, Evelyn johnson, Ruth Johnson, Dorothy Kent, Gladys Kirscht, Margaret Kline. Page 29 Page 30 Pl-IOMORES 42,11 V, Q38 , q ,, R l V - - gl' 21- 5 - -. 4 r Row 1-Donald Lecdliam, Billy Leslie, ,lt-ini Lillie, Marjorie Lutz, Robert Mclilroy, Charles McKinley. Row 2-Donald McPherson, Harold Miclmclscn, james Newlin, Maxine Nicki-lsen, lillswortli NlCOlHlS6Il. Duane Nielsen. Row 3-Ruby Nielson, VVilliz1m Niesslie, llulmcrt Norman, Marjorie Nunn, Delbert Obermiller, Frances O'Connors. Row 4-Ernn Oveion, Barbara Owen. David Paddock, Esther Payseu, Icla Mae Peters, Carleen Petersen. Row 5-Maxine llasmusscn. Harry Roliwer, .Xlice liosenburg, Lorraine Runquist. 'Wa w .x .. 3 1 .r A N 3. Q 1 ff vw I ' lxuw ' V , l-fvvw '1 W. XA :U M wi' V qvyp- ' , 1 w 5,1,X.,1 J ' f KH MNH lfluw ' Q SOPI-IOMORES . EQ A K M mx ,. L, pw , +L' 4 W - , , M' x Mr V if' 'wg J ?i L my x fx bf: 'W 1 .., gy x 5 ., , wg if v, ,,, .L .. m, ' X z r 1 f if ff A 51 1 'ri ' :E Q3 Y 537 , W ' . W F , Lk i wg, X 4 2 ' 3, X Q A gi Rf 5553 - ' . Lk f A 'A ,..j3.1,,QQ W VW, f it ,v pi -W . W' fg '44, cf ' 'Q .. AY ,-+ Y W .K KEN N Am I .. S V' w df Y: 7 954 ' . . ' '. -m'igi3'2w i - 4 an f ' H ig , 14 3 , l ff 4 A F 91 ,Y SE Q , 'K . A Q ,,,. 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Row Zfhlins Nellie ,IUIWM ?UlVlff 'Z lleusinlcvt-lil, lieriiice 111511111 .l1'5'1' llziiiimcr, liltl'lPlll'1l li11NH'YSUX- Row 3f'l'lieo Burtonifluike.-Blziriiiii Meyer, Nuriiixi Knlulll, .Xllce llo- lmrt. Row 1-Rolls-r't Comme, Vzirlyle Sull- lmauer, Mziliula Rigby, ,lzimes Rexx'- lin, Marianrose XVll:lle11,,l0ln1 Illurtiusr-11, Geraldine Hull, lleofill' Wwork, Doris Solir, llzirry llir-ks. Marian lin-ndixcn. Row 2-Holm Kirkmau, Iistlier Pay- sen, james llarding, joan YV:ig- ner, David llyers, lllnrgziret Toxxll- send, llonald lloltz, livclvn film' Kenneth Cilanssen. . v Row 3--lnw Stratton, Robert lit-ni lit-rick, Lois tlrumstrup. Shirley Sum, hlixrilyu Ugili-ix, Lois I,1iss lfred VVilson, Ilorotliy Kent. Row 4fl'liilip Paine, Ruth Xlzixilcy. .lim Cliristian, Miss lorinnc For- see, sponsor, Xlyroii Ruliberg, Student Council Student Council is the student governing body at C. H. S. One representative from each home room, class presidents, and Council oflicers meet each Monday to discuss school problems and Wel- fare. Last fall delegates attended a river city student council conference held at Rock Island high school. Officers for the year 1938-1939: President, jim Christian, Vice-president, Ruth Manley, Secre- tary, Myron Ruhbergg Treasurer, Philip Paine. Typewriter travesty ...... Flash Lambertson . . . Frat brothers at ill' ,.... Busi- ness? . . Honors .... This is it-the Annual. . . Page 36 Row 1 g NI :illala Rigby. Cleiuii- liarbarzi Anderson, M a r g u L- ri t v ,3 'QQ 1 Beta l-li-Y Beta Hi-Y is an organization for high school boys. Meetings are every Tuesday evening. The clubls aim is to find ways of maintaining high standards of Christian character throughout the community. Aiding them in their aims are the adults of the city who give talks on various sub- jects at Hi-Y meetings. Hi-Y pot-luck suppers have become an institution. Officers: President, Walter George Anderson, Vice-president, Arthur Below, Secretary, Hubert Norman: Treasurer, Harold Bryant: Adviser, Mr. joseph Schneider. Xeulavs got a girl friend! . . . .. Personality plus. . . Lilizlw, the lmullhead .... l'arnival! lferdy, himself . , . Star- dust . . . The Mississippiaus. Alpha l-li-Y ffTo create, maintain and extend, throughout the school and community, high standards of Christian characterf, The efforts of Hi-Y are aimed at this lofty ideal. During each school year Alpha Hi-Y has one big project. This year the club undertook the task of providing ushers for school public functions. Hi-Y ushers ofhciated at the a cappella choir, and the band concerts. Leonard Hill of Alpha chapter was chosen by the three Clinton Hi-Y clubs to be their official delegate at the district congress. Row 1+ Ilnrold liryxint, llerllert Hrinner, john illartinsen, YValtei' .'Xnderson, Robert VVulker, lie-rt Niukelsen, Row 271.5-Roy Van .Xukeu, Donald Khrlson, .Xrtlinr Below, llr. 'l'lios, Iii-il, sponsor, Robert Hoegel, Lynn Sites, Robert Castle. Row 3 - lfugene Klorsing, David Paddock, Gordon Hlliord, Donald Ail'i,hC'I'SUIl, Donald Cave, Ilerlrert Norman, llean Honeywell. Row 1 fjaclc liberle. lloli liruuier, + C'li:n'les Nlcliinley, l':n'lyle Neu- luiiu-r, If in in vt I li 11 r n es. lim-orge Work, Villain' lieilnvsr. l'r:lncis Rzlsinussen, jack .Xnlli-rson, Row 2 -Tom Heil, HY seeretziryg Ilavinl fflizlw, .lunn-s Klckolwrls. Syflnry l,:nnl+t-rtsou. l':iul XXI-ill. liol: l':ii'stviis1-ii, llonulrl l.oeIu-n- florl, i':llQL'll1' Suur, Rohr-rt lloiiry- ui-ll, llavid Ilya-rs, Phillip Paine, IH-lm' Ries, Holy Kirlcinaii. Row 3 - Norman hloliaunson, Holi lining, Kr-innfili Sclnnimlt, llr. lini- mons. sponsorg ,lim l'l1i'is!iun, film-nn lngwvison, Clmrli-s St. l'l:iir. ,lurk Lung. Row 4 Kvum-Ili Cilziusst-n, Hriirt lfislixxilil. llcnry llolines. Xlrirvin Srlunimlt, llonzild I4L'K'tiil!llTl, l.r-one :ml llill, lm-um-tli vloluinsen. Holi llupfer. l':l:w- 'f Row 1-Xlarg:u'ct Kziaclc, llutli Manley, Lucille Cole, Phyllis Iverson. Row Zi-.lacqin-lixie l'etersi'u. jean McNeil, lletty Lou l.ori-nz, lletty Perry, .Xiinacele Morris. Row 3-ffllxxrlmara Iloxvc-i'sox, Theo llurlou Clarke, Shirley Pollziril, l.aYonm- llicks, Miss liditll llncli, glflviser, Thirteen Muses Now Veni Vidi Vici i Row If-Lyle llrujvn, .Xlicc lloltzirt. 'IZIITICS Nt-wliu, Gladys Kunz. Rolwrt llruim-V, litta lluulll, llarolrl llryzmt, xvllltflil. Hitt-xi, Robert .Xiirlt-v'stiii, li1lllIl'l'lllL' SQ-itz, liavid lhitlilock, Doris Solir. Row 2--lla-Ima Sclioflrmvslci, Gorilmi Utlorrl, llwvn lfrimotli, Philip l':iim-, Nlargziri-t Kline, XX'illizmi Leslie, Iilranor Srlmyler, john Crook, llzirbzim Owen, lie-an llom-ywcll. Row Bfixftlllll' Ili-low, Irma jolizimisrn, ,lean l'ntli-rwootl, llulvn l'eterf-n-11, l.Ol'l'lllllk' Rumlitist. ,Xtlzi llrarllt-y. Row 44-Marvin Scliminlt. Mary llcllzivcu, Betty l'i-tcrson, -Ioan xvZlgllCl', Keith lliiwiclmseii, lYinifri-rl Clarlci-, Miss liclitli Iiaclx, sponsorg Rlarggxxrot Mt-l'lii-rsmi, Leo Cozzolino, llarry Rolixx'u1'. Blznlr-litre lilolmi, Donald l,t-L-dliam, .Ivan lleasty, XYzii'ren Rimquist, -luliil Rt.-tt. Row 5fYirgitii:x Clarke, llelz-ii Scott, Ruth blolinson. Cairlevn Peterson. Roiialil Ru-All-r, Ketim-ill Llaussru llurotliy Ki-nt. Louise XYeblz, jean llliukiusulm, l'l.iyllis lloenne. Latin Club This club is made up of Caesar and Virgil Latin students and is sponsored by Miss Edith Bach, Latin instructor. One of the outstanding events of the year was the Latin Club Banquet, held May 16. Here the members were served a real Roman meal. During the meal they were waited on by freshmen Latin students dressed as slaves. The Cicero Shag was also sponsored by the club. Ofhcers: Consuls Cljresidentsl Ruth Manley and Jean McNeilg Curule Aediles tProgram chairmenb, Theo Clarke and Alice Hobartg Practon tSecre- taryj, Bob Brumerg Quaestor tTreasurerj, Keith Hinrichsen. Page SS Nature Study Club Another new club in C. H. S. is the Nature Study group. It is under the sponsorship of Mrs. Elsie Charles. As the name implies, the attentions of the club are turned to Nature. The study of local birds and plant life is a big part of the club's program. Reports are given by the members at the meetings on recognized nature authorities and their work. In this way, they become familiar with Americals birds and flowers. Chess Starting last fall with a very few of last year's members, Chess club has in one year increased to its present size. Believing that the game is its own excuse for being, the members play every Thursday and keep records of their games. During the second semester the club divided into two groups and played a chess tournament. Bob Walker won the grand championship. Row 1-Betty Tlioinpson, llutty linker, lit-tty Luke, Flora lllcy, Doris lllllfllllil, l.eola 'l'u1'nuy. Row 2 --Rulwy -lXYlL'lSCll, Erma Oveson, Mrs. Elsie Charles. sponsor, june lizlirml, Joyce VVestpl1al. Row 3 -Halma Sclxotlrowski, Yalcria Ottcn. Beasts Birds Bees Forlfeit Check Mate Row 1 l.t-Roy Yan .Xukcn, l.t'17Il2ll'fl llill, lh-rt Nirlwlseii, Czxrlylc NCL'll7lHlCl', XYilbur llettner, Syclnuy I.:unlJertso11, jamie-s Tmnplcins, Tliomas Mclamgliliri. Row 2 '-Xlllll' Yilliitli. XIIIVIB' llwliw lazlflvllvvff. Mary .lane Downs, Allll'l2llll'05C XYl1:rlen, llr-lmzi Scllmurlrmxxwlci, ,loan lluiinr-tt, lnge llvilrr-rg. listlier Scllernlwr. lirlxxin Xculwancr. Row 3 fliiss Kzrtlwrine lirippen, sponsorg jerry livers, David llauincister, llruce lfisliwilrl, lhii'lmi'zi Howe-r sox, I'1'eml XVilson, llaunld Clzlussen Page 39 ,T 6. A. A. G. A. A. this year celebrated its twelfth year of organization at Clinton high school. Founded for the purpose of encouraging girls, athletics and better sportsmanship, the club's main events were a Spinsters' Spree, held in january, and the Mother-Daughter banquet given May 9. Club sponsor is Miss Juanita Reed. Officers of the Girls' Athletic association for this year were: President, Ruth Manley, Vice- president, Theo Clarke, Secretary, Marguerite Heusinkveldg Treasurer, Marjorie Meinert. Row 1 f .Xlitha Reynolds. lClui1ic Hmialifui. Nlsirian llvvmulixurl, ilzulv Ifislicr, flwcu Frimoth. ROW Zfll:u'luz1r:x .Xmln-l'sm1, Yvrmln- lfrimoth, Margaret KJl:lCli,VvlIlll'I'L'1l l'lzr1'kc. Norma Rofxrhl, Marilyn lVrstluo. Row Bfhliss Alnanita Rr-ml. zulvist-r: Theo liurlon Clarlu-. Ruth Mzullcy, Marguerite lleusinlws-lil, Marjorie .4 Mcinert. . . . . , . Row 1- -Fri-rl iXlllli2lIll, lx-,hr-rt las- Ile, Clizlrlvs Ramlzirxx itz. l r:1m'i R Il s in u s sc-11. L'h:n'h-s SI. L' I Ji i 1. Ralph llanseu, just-ph Del lavcn llarry Kahlcr, ,Xvalo Xelson. Row 2 fKc-unetli Fchmimlt. Hill l'rir'r Robert IS n' ii t 1' u Iv. lilm-lm .lr'1iSmi, Robert li ru hu, Lloyrl I lzlrpi r, sponsorq AI oh n Nl ll rl in se 11, lrzr l.n nfl, Nl an rico jolmson, Allen Rutcnlreclt, Iforiahl l.oclmrlm'i. Row 3'xIZllll'lCC' .Xllr'n1lv1'. Norman Alollansen, vlanics All-Ii-lIve1'ts. Ilzivi-I Clizlic, Rulwrt ll I' il lu L' r, lfugr llc S2lllI'. I.L-Roy l,ars4m, Row 4 XY:uyne llalrlligl. llrnmhl lizrvv. lillsnortli Xllltvllllsvll. 'Robert Xhitiiti-rs. liIi:rv'lr's lmty, llinullms null. Mlm-nu lingua-rson, Ruger' Clzxsc-mall. Aizxrh .Xirmlnwsuil C Club HCM Club is a boys' athletic organization com- posed of boys who have earned a letter in sports. The club's purpose is to further sports of all sorts at Clinton high, as well as to encourage better sportsmanship among boys participating in athletics. Outstanding activities throughout the year for HCM club were the dance, selling refreshments at basketball games, and the continuation of the Hlnjury Fundw. Ofhcers: President, Maurice Johnson, Vice- president, Robert Becker: Secretary-Treasurer, Kenneth Schmidt. Mr. Lloyd Harper is sponsor. llcn peckin' ,... Riclin' high I . . . . Rigby llllCl'X'lL'NY5 . . . . XVhat cha lookin' at, jack? . . . . . . Tllanksgiving . . . . . HgllUl'lClllIl' Bread , , l':11f' 40 Left to Right'-filiarles lfrlwurrl John- son, David llziumeister, Robert Iiwing, Charles Lutz, .Xlliert john- son. Row lf livelyn Tyler, Ruth Smnim. llwen Friinotli, Margaret Kaaclc. Alice lloliart, Xlzirian Meyer. Iietty lam l.ziwrenz, lilfriulxi Rus' sl-n, llurollly .Xnu Morrill. Row 2- Xurnm Kofzilil. Betty tire:-n, I irl 'im Xmlrwsoii, Nlzirvi-l l.uuritf zen, Xllserta llall. Then Clarke. juan llllllll1ll'I', Marjorie All-inert, Ilale luke. i. ii.. Row 3f Bliss vlllflllltll Reed, splmsorg .lt-an McNeil, .lean Kraiis, Mary I.ouisr- l.1irlelu1tl', .lzirwllieliiie Peter- son, ,Ivan lirunistrup, Virginia King, Shirley Ketelson, Mary ,lam- liuwiis. Inge lleibL'r1.:'. Row 4fl.ucilli- Tyler. Norma .Xrclii- lizilml, ,Xlice llnwes, Yvullm- Fri- motll, Marguerite lleusinlcvc-lil, lilaine Xlonalizin, Cleone .Xmlersmp Maxim- XYliitt-, Mary Siniinons, liurl::u':i Rich. Cheer Leaders These five boys have been active during the whole year directing student pep when and where it did the most good. The boys started their work at the beginning of the year with the first football game. At the end of that season they were immediately called into service on the basketball court. When basketball was over their activities were less strenuous, but they were still kept busy in mass meetings and on the track. Pep Club Pep club, originally founded to instill pep for athletic meets, has in recent years devoted all its time to drilling at various athletic contests, as well as for other numerous school and civic func- tions. This year Pep club sponsored a spring formal May 12, and held several joint pot-luck suppers with Hi-Y. This year's officers were: President, Elaine Monahan: Vice-president, Cleone Andersong Secretary-Treasurer, Marguerite Heusinkveld. t'Clintonian deadline . . . . . Travelog ..... Chess! it's Mary Jane .... Doc's pro- teges . . . Punch for Judy . . . Budge of table tennis, Below. Page -ll Row 1CStanding!--Marguerite llr-usinkvcld, Bob Kirlmmn, Ruth Manley, Carlyle Neulmuer, Celia Speak- mau, Miss Katherine Chase, :ulviserg llonnlrl l.oel1nclorf, l.r- Roy Mohr, Lois Lass, Donald f'arlsnn. Row 2-Mnrianrose Xvlinla-n, .Xlfrerl Tirmvn, Estlier Scliemlver, Bruce Fisliwilml, Sydney l.arnbvrtsmi, l.orc-ne Farley. Row 3-james Ryan, Ann Yaniclr, Barbara Bowwsox, lletty Craig. Snap Cut Gluck Deadline At Four Row lel.e Roy fllolir, David Clizlme. Miss Katherine Chase, :nlviscrg Nvillwur llettner, Norma Kofalil. Row Zfllonald Loelindorf, Ruth Manley, llolx Kirkman, jean McNeil, Carlyle Neubauer, jim Christian. Row Sfllarbara liowersnx, lllllllllll. Rigby, Bruce Fisllwild, Ann Yanick. Annual Stall Since 1910 the annual has missed only three years of publication. This splendid record has been upheld this year by the staff pictured here. Soon after Miss Katherine Chase, adviser, appointed the staff last fall, work was begun on the 1939 yearbook. At iirst it was mostly routine, arranging sched- ules, seeing that pictures were taken, etc. The work soon settled down to a steady grind which lasted Well into May. By May, over 1,000 Work hours had been spent on the annual. Clintonian Stall The Clintonian Staff is responsible for the publication of 16 issues of HTIIF Clintonian? Each year the paper is entered in the NSPA critical contest. Under the editorship of Carlyle Neubauer, the Clintonian for the fourth con- secutive year received a first class rating of Mlixcellentll in this contest. Page 42 Row 1-Lyle Brown, Donald Carlson, Robert Sander, Bernice Olsen, llarolrl NVoorlward, l.on Gault, LeRoy Van Aukcn, Roger Rystrand, Wlilliatn Sander, Kenneth l'luussen4 Row Zflloly Kirkrnan, Pearl Robbins, fierulflinc Mamhlen, jenn lfnrlerwooil, llctty Baker, Doris DcMoss, l.eROy Wlelch, Robert Coons, Keith llinrichsen, liiigcm' libcrlc. Row 3vPhyllis Stumpe, .Betty Green, Lorrziiue lizirtow, Mihlrerl Xvoomls, Lorultn Lass, lictty Vllukeiielcl, Dorothy Kcelcy, Vivian VVclch, Louise Webb. Sound Your l UAH Oomph Pah Pah I Clarinetsi YVilliam Sander, Jack Krambeck, .Xlclen Parldock. llc-rnice Olson, Carl Petersen, Gladys Kirscht, Myron Ruhberg, Benny Butler, Eleanor Schuyler, Ray Stexvznw. Phyllis Scott, llnrolil llellit. Lydon Drury, Donald lNIcPherson. Flutes: l.e'R0y Van Auken, Pearl Robbins. Oboe: Roger Ryclstrznnl. Bassoon: Paul Krznnbeck. Alto Clarinet: Betty Baker. Bass Clarinet: Lucille Sr-ln'oc4lc1'. Saxophones: XVarren Runmlquist, Rob Sander, Betty Lou llansen, Sybil Phillips, Paul Porter, l,inn Sites. Eb Clarinet: Evelyn Glue. Soprano Saxophone: Ruth Driver. Cornets: Roger Claseman. I.ornin Zustrow. john Kirst. llezin Tnrford, Kenneth Claussen, Robert lvlaclflroy, David Paddock, Lon Gnult, Joe Nelson, Rnynioutl Dcllit. Trombones: Glen farlson, John Jorgenson, Gordon Otiord, James Newlin, l.:-olgi Turney. lfrziulclin Hzilclwin. Baritones: Esther Schember, Dean Barhite. Basses: Arthur Schiefelbcin, Horclon Collins. llurolil XYoonlz1ril, llvnry Lesher. French Horns: Robert llolte, Katherine Sites, llarrison Powell, llenry llolmvs, VY:iyne llziring. Drums: Robert Anilerson. Robert Coons, llzirolil llryziut, Xlznbcl Yopst. Tympani 8: Bells: ,lc-an l'nrlcrw0od. Drum Majorettesz Arclcllc BO1lllElllHll. limlitb llolines, lllznlalynne Leslie, liiclyn Rllllll, Drum Majors: Lihiirlcs McKinley, Donald Fave. Director: Roger U. Stoslropl. Orchestra The Clinton high school orchestra, under the direction of Mr. Max R. Gmelin, plays for many school and civic functions, one of the more important being the annual Student Club play. It also played at P. T. A. meetings dur- ing the school year. Band Under the direction of Mr. R. O. Stoskopf, the band is one of the largest organizations in the school. In addition to playing for various school affairs and civic functions, Clinton highls band drilled at athletic contests in Clinton and other cities and at the spring and fall openings. Page 43 1 i... + Peter Ries, lim Christian, Carlyle Neubauer, Emmett Barnes. Q Barber Shop Harmony Music A l-lalzh Charms Nlarjorie NICIHCI1, jean 1l211lllllCl', lzlalne Monahan, jane Snell, Yvonne Frinloth, Dale Lake. Boys' Quartet Boys' Quartet, also organized under Lyle Gilbert, consists of four boys- tirst tenor, second tenor, baritone, and baso. These boys are selected at the beginning of the school year and entertain at meetings of community organ- izations as well as school mass meetings. Page 44 Girls' Sextet Under the direction of Lyle M. Gilbert, Girls' Sextet was organized this year. The club consists of two sopranos, Marjorie Meinert and Jean Hammer, two second sopranos, jane Snell and Elaine Monahan, and two altos, Dale Lake and Yvonne Frimoth. The sextet has done much singing for Civic organizations such as the Credit Bureau, Chamber of Commerce, Y. M. C. A., Y. W. C. A., and others. They competed in the National Music contests, in which they earned a rating of Superiorl' at both West Branch and Mt. Pleasant. At the finals, held Thursday, May 4, they merited an EXcellentH. The girls sing A Cappella or accompanied and specialize in modern har- mony-the newest trend in music. A Cappella Choir Their program has consistezl of singing, chiefly during the Christmas and Easter holidays. at church organizations and purchasing the choir robes. They traveled to Burlington, Iowa, to the Music Festival under the direction of Max Krone, Chicago, Northwestern university A Cappella choir instructor. Girls' Glee Club Forty girls, together with Lyle M. Gilbert, director, comprise the member- ship of this organization. They have sung for teachers, meetings, for church groups, at the Capitol theatre, and also went to the Burlington Festival with the A Cappella choir, April 21, 1939. Row 1' fSymlney Lainhertsori, Robert lloneywell. Philip l':iine, XYayne Perkins. Robert Ewing, Jawes Mel- laee. Maynard johnson, 'lim Christian, l'eter Ries. lingerie Stewart, Ellsworth Nieolaisen, .lack li ani r, limmett Ilarnes. David llanmeister. Row Z litta Mae Booth, .Xrline Dierks, lrene Vllilkes, Evelyn Everman, lilfriecla llossen, Virginia line. Marvel Lanritzen. tieraliline linll, Maxine Duelir, Mr. flilliert. instruetorg llernetta johnson. Maclelynne Leslie. ,loan XYt-inheek, Celia Speakman, Cleone .Xmlerson, Robert Regenwetlicr, llarry Rohwer, ,lo ii l'rook, Carlyle Ne-nlmner. Row 3 Maxine VVhite. ,lane Snell, Zola Gillette. .lean Krauss. Rosalie Simpson, Nancy Snag, -lean llammtu. Marjorie Meinert, lilizalueth Olney, De Merle Anson. Shirley Sem. Doris Llllllllllllil, Lois lirninstrur. yyverly fioenne, Bernice Mensingger, llale Lake, Zella Keely, Leta Yourrl, Yvonne Frimoth, Martha ,immevx O Sole Mio M..-.-...W . , , .w.W.. Music ol: Spheres L Row lfhfaxine llnhr, livelyn Mnlnix, Geraldine Hull, fleone .Xnderson, Marion llenrlixon, .Xliee llolnart, Gwen Frimotli, Maxine Rasninssen, llernetta johnson. Row Zflieverly Goenne. Lois firnnistrnp. Rosemary Kleeluerger, Leta Yonril, Dolores Sehnmaeher, Martha Zimmer, Margaret Townsencl, Betty Stillman, Lorraine Maellonalrl, Jean lilinkensop. Row 3 Evelyn Rami, Jean Krauss, Zola Gillette, ,loan VVL-inheek. lfvelyn liverman, 'lean firnnistrnp. ,Xrlene llierlxs, XYinifretl l'larlte, Virginia King. Marlalynne Leslie. lilizalveth Ulney. Row 4--Dale Lake. lletty Iverson, lileanor Davies, Yvonne lfrinioth, ,lean llammer, Marjorie Meinerl, Elaine Monahan, Maxine NVhite, jane Snell. Page 45 Standing ff ' Miss lflorcm'i- l'l1ainlvers, amlviserg limnn-tl llariu-s. Seatedffliutli Manley, Sydney l.a-ni- lrrrtsun, Carlyli- NClllI1llIL'l', ljlznne Aillllllhtlll, Xnrina liuinlll. ' I 1 x Little Theatre This organization, aiming to develop apprecia- tion for talent and responsibility in theatre, recognizes participation by a point system des- ignating three ranks: tryouts, pledges and actives. It is controlled by a board of governors sponsored by Miss Florence Chambers. A cutting from the Little Theatre production, HSeventeen'l, received an HExcellentl' rating at the Iowa play festival held in April. Row lf-Syvlney l.:nnlwi'1sm1. Klxxun lfrimotli, .Xlicu Tjailcn. llerluert Rr-iniers, lilcannr fllzulliill, .Xlirc llnlmart, Holm liwing. Row 2- loam NYzigm'i'. lin-lin .Inlin- sun. Maxine While. lilziine Mon- allnn, ,lane Kirltinaii, Nurina Yin- ing. Virginia King. ,luno Snell. Row 3f--Miss lflorciiuc Cliniulwrs, :ulvisurg listlu-r 'lain' XYlinln-iw, Ili-tty Phillips. Rusellzi Simpson. lin-L Siratlon. Shirley Sem. Row 4 ,loan lilinlccnsnp, Mnrylin Ugmlen, Yvonne i'll'llllHllI, Xlnigue- ritr- llc-iisiiilwrlrl, Nlnijwrir- Bunn lnnir 1l1'i1ilisl1'i1p. Improvement Club With a desire for individual personal improve- ment of body movement and voice control this group meets with Miss Florence Chambers, spon- sor, on Mondays to practice relaxation and rhythm exercises, voice drills, and unison pan- tomime and choral reading, plus individual per- formances with resultant personal and group suggestions. Twirler Cave . . . Cafe Society . . . l'rcs. Schmidt . . . Swing . it. gals! .... Down on the farm. . . Page -to Q , Technical Club This club aims to learn the fundamental prin- cipals of stagecraft and make-up-the background necessary for any good stage production. The enrollment has advanced in one year from 28 to 65. The club meets each Thursday under the direction of Florence Chambers, sponsor, and Iimmett Barnes, president, and works in units supervised by advanced crew heads. Students Row 1 Alam' Kirlcnifm. Row 2 George XVurlt. Phyllis Iver- son. llettg Iialqer. lletty Lake, Row 3 Phyllis Kelley. lla-tty liagt-n, Aleanut- Dinnie, lloris lla-Moss. Row 4 -Kiwi-u lfrinmtli, Ht-rnice Ul- srn. lilaiut- Monahan. Row 5 f Margaret Maefdiersun, livelyn -liverman. Jean Kraus Rae Swigart, Linn Sites, Marian rose VVll21lL'Il, Maxine XVhitc. Rovv 6 K-Phy-llis Stampt-, .Xndrt-xv Bttlwlell, i'llII'lL'LlIl llossuu, .Xrtliur 'lieloxv, l'lit-tn Clarke, lit-tty Cfraig, Lola Gillette, Ilavinl liauineistvr. Row 1-- Rolwt-rt Ewing, Philip Paine. Xvnnuitt l'rnnntli, Sytlut-5' I.amlut-rt- sun. Row 2 Nlarjtuit- Nunn, Ilale l.alte, ,lane Snr-ll, .Xlice Ilolnart. ,lt-an Iiliillwnsop, Virginia t'larlc, .loan XV1Lg.g'nt-r, Marilyn Iirps, Doris Run- fluist. Donna Let- t'nI'I't-y, Mae llielstq, Marian liviulixmi, XYallt-r 'l'jatlt'u. Row 3 llerlmert Re-inn-rs. Xlargttt-rite lleusinlgvclrl, .larlt Krzunt-r, IIIUZ Stratton. lans l.r1unstrnp, Iiarlrara Nicli. XYillil'l't'tl tllarlc, Mary 'lam' litmus. Catlin-rint' .XClilllilIl. Row 4 Rmlney Small, Ruin-rt Ifislu-r, Louis l'ic1'ca'. Tin-n Strunk. lidwiu Netllratn-r.Alulit1 Sli-.Xllisti-r, ,luck Lang. l'et't'1' Ries, lillllllkll llarnt-s, Kt'llIIt'llI t'luu-sen, Celia Spealsuian. .lt-an llaniunx Page 47 .Xnd the Mania hear said to the Papa hear . .. lleusinkveltl directs .-.. Un the set .... Dubuque Y. choir . . . Xmas tabloid ..... Struttin' .... work with lights and controls, build equipment on sets, paint scenery, do make-ups, work on costuming and setting plays. Mastering of tech- nique in any phase of the work and demonstra- tion of a cooperative spirit with crew heads earns a responsible crew job for a member and even- tually nets him points for Little Theatre member- ship. Row lflliss Florence Cliamlrfrs, advise-rg Nlaliala Rigby, Alive Tjrulm-n. Ruth Hanley, lileanor filanlliill, lillna Hates. Row 2fl'eter Ries, Mary .lane llnwns, ll1llllE1'llIL' Aelcinan, lilaint- Xlonalian, .Xliee llltur-s, Xninia Vining Sydney l.ainlmertson. Row 3- llelen jean Dinnie, Virginia King, Alien- llobart, ,laines Ryan, Rau Swigart, llarluara Iluxxt-1 sux. Friends Romans Countrymen Writer's Cramp Plus Row lffllolr Kirlcnian. llarbara llowersox, xxllllllll' Dr-ttner, Ruth Manley, Carlyle Nt-uliauvr. Nlarianrosc XVlialm-n, Sydney l.ainliei'tson. Row 2-W .Xnn Yanit-lc. lirnce Fisliwild, Xornia Vining, Donald lioelindorf, Miss Corinne lforsw. adviser David Clizlm, Zoe llrown, lietty Craig. Row 3--Nlahala Rigby. ,lim t'liristian, Marguerite llti'LlhlllliVElll, Lorene Farley, ,lean MvXn-il. Xftrina liltialil. lnterpretalcion Club This is a more restricted group of theatre people interested in personal development of platform technique in reading from manuscript. It also in- cludes some who enroll mainly to further their appreciation of good literature by more expressive oral reading presentations. Five students participated in the Iowa reading festival held in April. Of this number, four received ratings in the top excellency group. Yvonne Frimoth placed second among the 110 contestants. uill and Scroll Quill and Scroll is a nation-wide organization of journalists. The Clinton chapter requires a person to have written one hundred inches to be eligible to be voted into the club. A person must also be at least a junior to be eligible, and to be in the upper one-third of his class. Page 4H Row 1AStanley Tyler, Andrew Johnson, Everett Sleeper, Iolm Volquardsen. xx7illll1I' Uettner. Row 2-Bliss Isaln-Ile Str:-ilu, sponsnrg Myron Rnlilmerg, Kenneth Sclnnirlt, Marvin Borup, Glen Carlson, Paul Svlicnibcr, Norman jnliansenl Row 3-llc-Roy Yan .Xuken, llavirl llyers, Peter Ries, Maurice jnlinson, Robert Phillips. Piclc Your Husband Ports Oli p Call Row 1f.h!'ll1l1l' Below. .Xlicc rlijilllfll, Robert Punipi-r, llelnia Selinclrnwslci, t':u'lylt- Neulvanz-r. Rntli Manley, tif-fwgc XVork, Ruth Nissen, Robert t':irstenscn. Lorcne Farley, llarry Pape, livelyn Tyler. Row Zgfflelty Peterson, linrrlnn Collins, Doris DL-Moss. llarlnn llnck. llc-tty VYakelielrl, tienrgt- .Xnrlersnn, tilarlys Kunz, XVcsley Newbanks, Jean llennett. llarry llicks. Lillian Sziinlwsoii, Kenneth XVell5. Row Sflnan NVag'n1'r, Kenneth lilanssen. listhcr hVllE1l6I!. liorrlnn lHi'nril, BItll'gill'6'f BICl'l1Cl'50Il, james Ncwlin, Francis U'ConnelI, Robert Ewing, Betty l.akc, .lack llnysen. Row 44lirucc Fisliwilrl, Norma Vining, .Xnne Snlwelerf, Marlalynne Leslie. Doris Lunilmlnist, .Xnnc Mac fiammon, Marian 'l'iitTorml, Janice Kelly. Geraldine Madden, llarlvara llnwersnx. Zoe lirown, Lorraine Munson, Fritzi Reisler. llnlort-s Scliuinaclier. Row Sflcan Lillie, Virginia Clarke, Donna lioffey, NYinifrr-rl Clarlw, joan Davies, Betty Perry. Row Eflmeille Schroeder, lictty Halter, Phyllis Scott, Marianrose xvilillkjil, Miss Corinne Forsee, spoiizsorg Robert liliason, listlicr SCllCllllJCl'. Bachelors' Club Bachelors' club is an organization for senior boys only. Started last fall under the sponsorship of Miss Isabelle Streib, its purpose is self-improvement and development. Through the study of grooming, taste in dress, etiquette, and similar sub- jects the members attempt to develop personality and character. Travelography Travelography club meets during home room period on Tuesdays and Wed- nesdays of each week. Through lectures and pictures the members are familiarized with all the states in the Union. Travelers and members of the faculty are invited in to give travel talks on places of interest. Page 49 Row 1-Ruth Marshal, Lucille Harderson, Darlene Cole, Herbert Reimers, Robert Evers, Mary Hauser, Elaine Ehlers. Dorothy Frerlrieksen. I I I Row 2-r Nadine Rohinson, Annaeele Morris, Evelyn Crirler, Lois Kinkanl, Mary Vhekal, lzsther lluelow, liileen Bryant, Edna Decker, Betty Crampton, I I I I Row 3----Lois llnmann. Jane Kirkman, Lorraine Mcltonztlcl, Rosemary lxleebcrger, Marilyn lurps, Lois Grnmstrnp, Jane Farr, Nancy Sngg, Lola Zastrow, llnvid l':nlrlriIck. I I Row 4---llarry Rohwer, Flora liley, Arlene Sltanlle, Louise XYeluh. Miss Frances Ihnlgf, lUlVl551'S llCl'fl1l13 Rigby, Lcta Yourd, Martha Zimmer. I I I I Row 54Keith llinriellsen, Darlene Lange, lllarvel Givers, Malialzt Rigby, .Xnn Xanick, Marcella Nager, l'zAnline VVoo4ls, Dorothy Kent. Don't Guzzle Soup Watch Bird Watches Row lflithel livers, Doris Finek, llelen I'etersen. l,aVnnne llieks. Valeria Utten, Margaret Kline, Thelma llansert, Ronnie lliller, Sybil Phillips, joan lllinkinsop. Mildred XYoo1ls, Thera jtwgenson. .Xgnes Peter- son, l.eo1a Turney. Row 24Rosella Simpson, Marian 'l'utit'ortl, Naomi llansen, Marinne Nelson, Ilean Tliompsoti. Mary Dellaven, fhlie Hoffman, Edith Holmes, Marimi Fester, Ruth llloe, Janice Kelly, Marian Bentlixcn, Katherine verson. Row Sflean Rlinkinsop, Ruth lloyle, Ilezmette liklanrl, Dorothy tlooilsman, listher Paysen, Dorothy Pettit. Shirley Sem, Betty Petersen. Evelyn llloe. lileztnor Davies, Row 4wRoherta Syhell, Magdalene Vovos, lnez Stratton, Shirley l'ollar1l. Margaret Mel'herson. l,neilIe Mead, Gwendolyn Ilolland, Bernice Olson, Lorraine Munson, jean l'nderwoml, Betty Lon llztnsen. Beverly Goene. Row Sw-Shirley llloore, .Xrline Eliason, Marjorie Lutz, .Xnn Yanick. Mahala Rigby. llelen Scott, Ruth johnson, Carline Peterson. Emily Post Club Emily Post club was organized three years ago under Miss Lois Howard. Its membership has increased tivefold during the last two years, under the sponsorship of Miss Frances Dodge. It is hoped that, under the intluence of this club, students will learn the few simple rules of etiquette necessary for gracious living. Its work is carried out by the practice method. Members learn by observing such things as making the proper introduction, and the proper street and classroom conduct. Page 50 PUTIHILIEFIIIES Lightweight Football Squad: Row 1fCoacl1 Joe Schneider, James Vining, Charles Froeschle, Lester Tlurmeister, Joseph Piecyznski, Richard Hendricks, James Johnson, l.anren VV'arrl, lid Hill, Coach John Carlsen, Harry Brown. Row 2-Sam Humphrey, Ellsworth Nicolalsen, Donald Schumacher, Donald lNflcPherson, l.aVern Hamann, James Piatt, Frank Parchen, Eugene Stewart, Paul VVood, llavial Shaft, Dale Cooper. Row 3-Delbert Obermiller, George Rajcevich, Robert Claussen, Charles Hicks, James Newlin, Donald Holtz, George Gogulicli, Joseph Yanick, Leo Cozzolino. Varsity Football Squad: . Row lf-James 1IcRoberts, Bert Hubbart, Director of Athletics, Lloyd C. Harperg Frances Jones, Andrew Johnson, Robert Peterson, Kenneth Schmidt, Allen Rutenbeck, Ira Lund, John Martensen, Robert lllaclxael, Norm Johannsen, George Prusia, Eugene Freels, Glenn Ingwersen, Coach Geneva. Row 2-Maurice Johnson, VVilliam Price, Francis Rasmussen, Charles Radziewicz, Glen Jepson, Wayne Haring, Arthur Schiefelbein, Donald l.oehndorf, Roger Claseman, Charles St. Clair. Row 3-Robert Swanson, Fred Hupfer, Robert Castle, Charles Halle, LeRoy Larson, Robert Bruhn, Jack Anderson, Maurice Q Allender, Thomas Mcliaughlin, Robert Schneider. Football Season Beginning the season with a heavy squad, the River Kings suffered a set-back in the first game when a light Moline eleven trampled the Kings by a 20 to 0 count. Moving to- Iowa City, the following week, the Red and Black team suffered a second defeat in as many starts. The score- Little Hawks 13, Clinton O. Out for revenge after two setbacks and the St. Ambrose victory over Clinton last year Qinciden- tally the first time in 19 yearsj, the Kings defeated the Ambrosians to the tune of 47-O. October 14, West Waterloo invaded Coan field and emerged on the long end of a Z6-12 score. Clinton, however, outplunged the Warhawks, mak- Page 52 ing six first downs to their opponents five. Clar- ence Knox made his second appearance in as many years as all-state tackle and really justified the choice, much to the dismay of the Clinton fans. The next week marked Clinton's first victory in conference play. The victim was McKinley high of Cedar Rapids. The Kings, after trailing the lirst half of play, put over a touchdown in the last minutes to clinch the game with a 13-7 count. October 28. Homecoming! the highly tutored Davenport squad with all-state Bob Bender in- touchdowns. Well, an inspired Clinton team out- played the Blue Devils and emerged with a 6-6 tie and a moral victory over an unbeaten Daven- port team. vaded Coan Field favored to win by two or three, Peck Geneva's Troopers The Clintonians ended their season with two muddy battles, one defeat and one victory. At Cedar Rapids, Clinton via the air, snatched a 7-0 victory over Roosevelt high. None of the players will forget that ankle-deep mud! In the last game, the favored Clinton squad moved to their jinx city, Dubuque. Here amid mud, Dubuquels homecoming, and the sparkling performance of Horner and Helling, they were defeated 13-6. Although there was not an abundance of vic- tories, this year will be long remembered for many things. First year under f'Peck Geneva, a new system, namely the unbalanced line with single and double wing back formation, the Lund-t0- johnson passing combination, the broken field running of Bob Machael, and the huge home- coming crowd and game, and the dashes in the mud, and the St. Ambrose massacre. At the end of the season Ira Lund was elected most valuable player by his team mates. Morrie johnson was named honorary captain and Glen Jepson the best sport. Georgie at it again .... Around end . . . Claseman pins . . . Honorable joseph . . . Newbanks jumps . . . Geneva instructs .... Nelson about to start . . . . llarper looks on . . . Grinning llob . . . National record breaker . . . Pushing hard . .. Lutz in midair . . . Same as number two. . . Page 53 Varsity Basketball Squad: Row 1-Cl'oachHFrerl Geneva, Robert VValker, james McRoherts, Edward llolle, Ira Lund, Allen Rutenbeck, Jack Eluerle, Director of Athletics, Il y C i . O I ,. Iii' DCF. V . , , Row 2-Jack W alker, Robert Schneider, Kenneth Johannsen, Norman J Hardwood Heroes Packing up 15 victories and 7 defeats, the River Kings completed a most successful basketball sea- son. Under the guidance of Coach Fred Geneva, newly from Albia, the Kings built up an air-tight defense, and a fast breaking offense. The defense, renowned throughout the state, was mainstayed by little jack Walker. Bob Schneider and Ira Lund also did good work in that respect. The fast breaks were left up to Holle and Machael, who played nicely during the season. Other sen- iors figuring in the games were Kenny Johannsen and Norm Johanson. In the Conference playoff, game after game fell as a victory to the Red and Black. That is, all except the game which was lost to Dubuque. The Clintonians met up with an unconquerable defense and went down to defeat, 26-19. Then an old time rivalry sprang up again as the Clintonians and the Davenport Blue Devils tan- gled for the Mississippi Valley conference cham- pionship. The River Kings met defeat on the Washington junior high hardwood. Two weeks later, they again were defeated in Davenport to Page 54 ohannsen, Leonard llill, Robert Machael. the tune of 41-35. Because of the two losses at the hands of Davenport, the Kings came in third in the conference. The squad completed their successful season by fighting their way to the state meet in Des Moines. This is the first time in 24 years that a Clinton team has competed in a state meet. Removing all obstacles on the way, including Davenport, the River Kings were finally stopped by the strong Diagonal lads who were defending their title of State Champs. . In the Sectional, Clinton eliminated Lyons easily, 43-32. Then came an upset which gave the Kings encouragement to go on, they defeated Davenport Z3-16. Progressing into the District meet, the Red and Black banished the hopes of three more teams. They defeated Fairfield, Iowa City, and Wilton Junction respectively, the action taking place at the University of Iowa Fieldhouse. Diagonal be- came the downfall for Clinton when they defeated the Kings by a score of 35 to 25. Kings--District Champs Sectional Meet 1938-'39 Clinton ,,,,,,,,,.............,A l,y0llS CliIllOIl Clinton ...., ...... l 7z1vcnport- Clinton Clinton District Meet Clinton ,.,, Clinton ,,,,, Clinton .,,,. State lfairliclfl lowzi City Xlvilton Jet. Meet Clinton ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,. Diagonal Clinton Clinton Clinton Clinton Clinton Clinton Clinton Clinton Clinton Clinton Clinton Clinton Clinton Season Lightweight Games Roosevelt Sterling Dubuque St. Ambrose Colunilmia C. Iowa City Dubuque lfnlton lfrztnklin Fulton Colunilmia l'. lowzl City Davenport Sterling St. Ambrose Davenport Clinton Clinton Clinton Clinton Clinton Clinton Clinton Clinton Clinton Clinton Clinton llnlnnlnc- St. .XllllJl'OSC- Colninliizt lf- lowa City- Dnhnqnc- l'l'2llllilllli loxxzt Ciiy . llnvcnport- fll'jlll211lS'liOIllC- St. .XIlllJl'OSC- Davenport- Lightweight Basketball: Row lfCoaCli .loc Sclinc-idcr. James Simmons, Frank llzlrdy, Rolf:-rt .Xnrli-rson. Charles McKinley, kluinos jolinfon, ,lzinivs Nvwlin. ,lim Xicolziist-n. I.c-ati-r Bur! invistcr, Clizirlvs Hicks. Row 2 gjoe Allmreclit. Leo Cozzolino. Sant llunipltrey, Clilioril Xeulvztncr, Robert Snttholi. ,Xrtlinr Cornell. -lofcoli Yztnick, Paul XYooil, Rivliartl McNznnar11. Row 3-.lint Vining, l.ztVt'1'n llzonztnn. Jani vm XY:tllzicc. tlnorge Phillips, Orville llcullear-, Vlliyilc Dcllit. lt's at junio . . Marching feat . . . The lineup . . . Anxious faces . . . This yearns trophies ...... Toward the hoop. Page 55 Row 1ff.Xllmc-rt Xliiutr-r. Don- ald Scliumaclicr, Thomas Hull, Coat-I1 -lolm l'arlsL'n, lfralicis jones, liolm liagcn. Row 2 7 Charles Rarlzir-wicz flevrrge Rzrjccvirll. Glenn lugwcrsen, Ruger Clases man, Glen jcpsen. Row l -llzrlxrin Rlivllaelsctl, AlilIVlll llnvrim, Holy livers Ru when Miller, l.5'ln- Ilrown, llrllrcrt Ulvcrinillvr. Row 2 NIV. llvmzlrwl -ludrl, instructorg l,awrcucc llull, llr-liner Norinau, llulwrl Xornian. Robert Iirumt-r, llzlvirl Clizluc. l ROW 3 -lzunes l'i:llt, D4-all Robinson. lhmalll fave, liert llulflrxlrt, Lflmrles Lutz. By A Fall Coach john Carlsen's Wrestlers brought in another successful season this year. The HGrunt-and-Groanersu won 6 of 8 dual meets, and placed i11 other meets. They lost to Fulton and Rock Island in dual meets. Mainstay of the Clinton team was HRedl' Claseman, who wrestled 17 matches, Winning 14 by falls. He placed second in the state meet. Five Yea rs Straight Completing another year of undefeated dual competition, the Seals made it live consecutive years. Again Mr. Howard Judd has put out a championship team. Outstanding in this yearls competition was Hubert Norman, who broke the national record in the 40-yard breast stroke. The three senior competitors leaving are Bob Evers, Marv Borup, and Don Cave, who has the pool record for the 100-yard breast stroke. Page 56 Row 1-Frank Sirvitl, lin- gene llcrrity, Robert Brn- mer, Harold Bryant, James Johnson, Harry Pape, Ralph XVilkinson. Row 24l.e Roy Mohr, David Clizlve, Bert Nickelsen. Raynionil Stewart, Leroy Tripp, lirian Dawson, Coach Grant Nelson. Row lfljavifl Clizhc, Robert E ' li -n llerrit wing, ugf e y, Paul NVQ-ill, Philip Paine, - e Lloyd Lundquist, Wesley Eflinunds, Charles Schu- V - -A Y -4 - H1ZlCllCI',' llarold Bryant, Robert Anderson, Robert Clatissen, Kenneth Clans- sen. Row 2 flaunt-s Newlin, David Byers, Phyllis liverson, lilfriede liossen, liargaret Kaack, Norma Arehihalil, l.aVonnc Hicks, Shirley Kctelsen, Coach Grant Nel- son. Row 3fLet:1 Yonrtl, Dorothy Moran. Mary Louise Goul- den, Mary Jane Bickforcl, Barbara Anderson, lietty Lake, Betty llaker, Vir- ginia King, Gayle Fisher. Row 4 - .Xlice llohart, Jane quell, Yvonne Frimoth, Marjorie Nunn, .Xlife Howes, Betty NYakctiel1l, Lorraine Bartow, Inez Stratton, Ann Picczynski, Lois Hagensun, Virginia Herrity, Clarabclle Amy. Putt, Putt Through the efforts of Coach Grant Nelson, the golfers of C. H. S. have been able to play in high school competition. At the time your annual went to press, the team had played one meet, losing to St. Ambrose. An extensive schedule had been planned for the 13 boys out, including three-way matches, dual matches, and sectional and district competition. Fifty- Love The tennis association of C. H. S. entered upon a disastrous season, meeting four defeats in as many starts. The boys lost to Dubuque, Rock Island, and Davenport, while the girls Went to defeat at the hands of Rock Island. Officers of the association are- President, Robert Anderson, Vice-president, David Byers, Secretary, Gayle Fischer, Coach, Mr. Grant Nelson. Page 57 Row 1-Harold Jensen, Robert Peterson, Athletic Director Ilarper, Eugene Frecls, Jack Elxerle, Edward llollc, Richard McNamara, Mr. Joe Schneider, Robert Machael, James Johnson, Mr. John Carlsen, Charles Radziewicz, Marvin liurlingaine, Robert Brulin, Raymond Relir, James Nicholaisen, Coach Fred Geneva. Row 2fRobert Castle, Fred Kinkaid, James Mclioberts, Paul Knudsen, llarry Kahler, Jerry Bartels, Maurice Johnson, Maurice Allender, Avalo Nelson, VVayne Haring, lra Lund, Glen Jepson. Row 3-Jack Clegg, James Simmons, David Shall, .Xrtliur Cornell, Clifford Sander, Leo Cozzolino, Charles Newbanks, George Rajcevich, Paul Woods, George Yanick, and Frank Parchen. Traclcsters Win Meets The track team this year, like football and basketball, began its season with a new head coach, Fred Peck Geneva of Albia. Beginning the .season with a well-balanced squad, Clinton moved to Iowa City for the Miss- issippi Valley Indoor Conference Meet. The River Kings were triumphant in this meet with McKinley, the runner-up. Bob Machael in winning the high jump set a new indoor conference record of 5' 10 , The relay teams also did well in amassing a good portion of the olyq points. The next week, the Kings moved once again to Iowa City, this time for the State indoor meet. Amid stiff competition in which Davenport an- nexed the title, the Clintonians registered a fifth place. On Friday, April 21, the Clinton squad travel- ing to Davenport, took second in the running of Page 58 the fourth annual Davenport Relays. A meet, de- vised to afford competition for Iowa and Illinois schools, turned out to be a dual meet between the host team and Clinton, with Davenport pulling out in the last stages to win by a ten point margin. The following week, Clinton slaughtered Du- buque in a dual meet here, when Lund broke the school's shotput and discus records. The final score was Clinton 126, Dubuque 44. This brings team activity up to the Gateway Classic which is explained on the next page. The annual went to press a few days after the Gateway Classic thus necessitating an end to the account of the squad. Everyone will remember, Lund in the field events, Machael in the high jump, Nelson in the dashes and the fine team in general. Gateway Winners With the result doubtful until the iinal seconds, the River Kings won the nineteenthtannual Gate- Way Classic with a margin of one point over Davenport. Machael's victory in the high jump and broad jump proved the deciding factor in the meet. Ira Lund shattered the javelin mark for the only broken record of the meet. He set a new mark of 177' S . Garrett of Davenport was outstanding among the runners, who had to buck a rather heavy Wind Garrett takes 100-yard dash . . . Championship teams . . . Champion, the champion . . . Lopin, twice winner most of the time. This was the only thing to mar the otherwise perfect day which the weatherman provided. A The final moments of the meet were crowded with suspense, as Carr of McKinley and Machael of Clinton battled it out in the high jump. The outcome of the meet depended on Machael. 5' HM were too much for Carr! Machael proved his Worth as he cleared this, but failed to break the meet record. . Carr defeated by Garrett Seiler speaks! . . . Maurie and Maurie talk it over . . . Fore! Lu11d's gonna shoot . . . just the crowd . . . Too bad, Avalo . . . Up and over . . . Effort, personified . . . Grads, Hass and lunge, Page 59 ,,.. YY .. M Y M , Row 1-Gladys Kunz, Lucille Gloe, Milflrecl VVnods, Thera lurgensen, Phyllis Arller, Margaret Knack, Agnes Petersen, Betty Lake, Ann Piuczynslci, Miss Juanita Reed, adviser. Row 2-joan llliukensop, llnrriet Dellit, jean Hammer, Shirley Ketelsen, Barbara Rich, lnez Stratton, Shirley Pollard. Left to RightfRuth Manley, Ruth Nissen, Betty XYarrl, Marianrose YVlxaleu. Ili-tty YVakelielal, Murinue Nelson, Dorothy .hllll Moran, Elaine Monahan, Yvonne Frinioth, Gladys Michaelsen, Jeanette likland. Ruth Doyle, Marguerite lleusinkvelcl, Barbara Anderson, Theo Clarke, Marilyn XVestho, Miss Juanita Reed, adviser. Junior- Senior l-loclcey Block That Drive Watch That Goal Page 60 One of the most outstanding sports among junior and senior girls is hockey. It was started in Clinton high school in 1927. When freshmen and sophomores are working for the volleyball team, juniors and seniors get out their warmest sweaters, so they may take part in the hockey tournament. Each team consists of 11 members, tive forwards, three halfbacks, two full- backs and a goal keeper. The goal keeper has one of the most responsible positions because it is by her quick actions that many possible scores are blocked. For making the hockey team a student receives 50 points toward her G. A. A. letter. Q, 'Marilyn Westbo captained the senior team and Margaret Kaack led the juniors. On November 14, the juniors defeated the seniors 1-0. Inez Stratton was scorer. November 16, Marilyn Westbo and Ruth Doyle scored two goals for the seniors, while Mildred Woods scored one for the juniors. On November 21, Jeanette Ekland scored the only goal when the seniors won 1-0. Volleyball Volleyball, a comparatively new sport at Clinton high school, is limited to freshmen and sophomores. This sport was started at C. H. S. in 1935 under the supervision of Miss Juanita Reed, girls' athletic director. As it is a sport for underclassmen, it is offered in the first term gym classes. At the end of the fall season tryouts are held and teams are chosen. A team must win live games to claim the championship. The sophomores won the tournament by being victors of live games over the freshmen's four. Gwen F rimoth was volleyball manager. Captain of the freshman and sophomore teams were Lois Stamp and Ada Bradley, respectively. This sport is particularly well adapted to the physical education program due to the fact that it may be played both indoors and out. CDver the Net Don? AAES R Row l-Nancy Sugg, Edith Holmes, Mary Brosoni, Erana Ehlers, Maridee Kildow, Helen Graham, Marian Goodwin, Bessie Cave, Mary Belle Bingham, Miss Juanita Reed, adviser. Row 2-Eleanor Lanritsen, Marguerite Anderson, Lillian May, Marilyn Ogden, Hazel Bnckman, Marian Tadsen, Lois Hagenson. . H..-,. Y . l Row 1--Miss jnunita Reed, adviser, Ethel Dawson, Mildred Sander, jane Txingleff, Doris Finck, Marian Bendixen, Gwen Frimoth, joan Wagner, Ethel Evers, llelen Hblcomh, lusther Paysen. Row 2-Elizabeth Thorns, Jean Blinkensop, Ruth Johnson, Jean Ingwersen, Ada Mae Bradley, Carleeri Petersen, Irma Johansen. Page 61 Left to Right- Miss Juanita Reed, ad- viser, Eleanor Lauritsen, Shirley Sem, Dorothy Pettit, Edith Holmes, Maridee Kildow, Jane Kirkman, Mary Belle Bingham, Marian Tadsen, Lois Hagenson. Page 62 Left to Right- Ada Mae Bradley, Jean Ingwersen, NVinifred Clarke, Alice Hobart, Marian Bendixen, Ethel Dawson, Ethel Evers, Helen Holcomb, Alberta Bartelsg front center, Miss Juanita Reed, adviser. Freshman-Sophomore Basketball t . . Basketball is a required sport of the gymzclasses each vvinter. In the early spring teams are chosen from each class and a Hround robin tournament is played. Each team plays against eveiry other class, the one winning the most is the Winner of the tournament. This year the seniors won three games to claim the championship, juniors, two games, and freshmen, one. Results of the games were-seniors 24, sophomores 9, seniors 30, freshmen 4, seniors 17, juniors 12, juniors 37, freshmen 13, juniors 30, sophoniores 4, freshmen 27, sophomores 26. . The sophomore captain was Ada Mae Bradley. Mary Belle Bingham cap- tained the freshman team. O1ie.of the most exciting games of the tournament was the frsehman-sophomore game when the sophs led until the final seconds and the freshmen dropped a basket to win the game. Row 1-Margaret Kaack, Agnes Petersen, Miss Jua- nita Reed, adviserg Vir- ginia Herrity, Clarabelle Amey. Row 2 - Tnez Stratton, Norma Archibald, Shirley Pollard, Barbara Rich, Helen Thompson, Ber- niece Bartels. Row 1-Dorothy Brosom, Gladys Michaelsen, Betty Wakefield, Ruth Manley, Betty Ward, Eileen Bry- ant, Jean Thompson. Row 2-Yvonne Frimoth, Marilyn Westbo, Margue- rite Heusinkveld, Miss Juanita Reed, adviser. fe .A A Junior -1 Senior Basketball Since most of the upperclassrnien do not take gymnasium work in class they were given an opportunity to practice each Wednesday and Friday after school. Only ten seniors and the same number of juniors were chosen from 'the large number who tried for the teams. Captain of the winning senior team was Betty Wakefield. Margaret Kaack was captain of the junior team. Marilyn Westbo was the basketball manager of the Girls' Athletic Association. Marian Bendixen, a sophomore, served as assistant manager. This year the senior team lost no games, while the juniors lost only one to place second in the'tournament. Miss Juanita Reed, girls physical education director, coached all four class teams.- l -O- Page 63 Standing-Ruth Manley, Miss Reed, adviser, Norma Kofahl, Theo Clarke, Betty Perry, Betty Lorenz, Margaret McPherson, Aletha Reynolds, Norma Archilwalil, Virginia VVells, Marion Mickey, Margaret Kaack, Madalynne Leslie, Zoe Brown. Marianrose Vt'halcn, Ruth Nissen. A Kneeling-Marguerite lleusinkveld, Mildred Forth, Evelyn Steticyr, l.aYonne Ilicks. Inge lleilmrg, llarlvara Andersoii, lllarinne Nelson, Naomi Ilanscn, Ruth Doyle, ,Ieanette liklzinil, Marilyn XVestl1o, Shirley Pollard, Yvonne Frimotli. Row 1fVirginia. Herrity, Nancy Sugg, Dorothy Pettit, .Xda Mae Bradley, Izine Tingleif, Elizabeth Tlioms, jean Blinkensop, Miss Juanita Reed, adviser, Dorothy .Xnn Moran, Yvonne Frimoth, Marilyn Ogden, Mahala. Rigby, Ann Yanick, Arlene Eliason, Roberta Silwlc. Row 2-Marilyn Westho, Lois Hagcnson, Lillian May, I.aVonne Hicks, Evelyn Raun, Inez Stratton, Margaret McPherson, Marjorie Mcincrt, Betty Craig, Carlecn Petersen, Ruth Johnston, Eleanor Schuyler. Archery Archery is open to all junior and senior girls during the spring term. After the practice season is over a Junior Columbia round tournament is held. Each contestant shoots Z4 arrows from a distance 20, 30, and 40 yards. This year the tournament was held on May 4 and 5. Betty Ward was winner with a IFS A. BuHE-eye Remembed Fhe Laps score of 216 points. Page, 64 Pollywogs Pollywogs has been the girls, swimming club at Clinton high school for 15 years. 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