Cresco High School - Spartan Yearbook (Cresco, IA)

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9 .Ox Q,xC,gCfxC1d O 5XD1OJO.4O.JO+ Back Row: David Loughrey, Mary Thomson, Jack Layton. Front Row: Matthew Zbornik, Ruth Champlin. Howling Hundred David Loughrey was this year's Howling Hundred president for both semesters: Ruin Champlin and Matthew Lbornik, vice presidents for the two semestersg Mary 'Ihomson and Jack Layton, treasurersg and Harald Normann and Mary Thomson, secretaries. Janet Drollinger and David Loughrey were the yell leaders. Activity tickets were priced at one dollar this year and admitted students to all events except plays. New features this year were the associate membership and in- stallment plans which enabled more students to buy tickets. Sixteen

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V 9-7 , , A V!! :,i,5.H,., ,,:T7A,,,,:v .cg ondnokod 0 5XDzx3Js9.4O..A9- Back Row: Carl Tuerk. Leonard Culbert, Glen Kvam, Joseph Burgess. Edward Merrill, Earl Stevens, Richard Ingle, Harold Schrieber, Myron Daily, Victor Miller, Gareth Vagts, Donald Taft, Clarence Heide, Charles Salisbury. Third Row: Wilda Halliday, Lillian Peckham, Edward Lybbert, Newell Ingle, Harold Biel, Vernon Viebrock, George Hoopman, Albert Rix, Allan Shackleton, Lester Bareis, R. J. Peckham, Doris Viebrock. Second Row: Robert Morris, John Kostohryz, Edward Sobolik, John Tlusty, George William Plummer, John Elmquist, Lester DeNoyelles, John Vagts, Marian Rauss- massun, James Robertson, Eloise McFarlane, Elmer Eddy, Edward Pollock, Doro- thy Tuerk. First Row: Shirley Davis, Helen Biel, Marion Palmer, Harold Henderson, Vern Herold, Richard Reed, Irene Natvig, Elaine Biel, Mr. Popejoy, Richard Barnes, Myron Mohs. Band The band this year numbered fifty-two, the largest the school has ever had. The instrumentation was nearly complete. Several concerts were given. The marching band formed letters and other evolutions worked out for football games, with Harold Normann as drum major. A pep band played for wrestling meets and basketball games. A constitution was adopted this year. The officers were: president, Vern Heroldg vice president, Richard Barnes, secretary, Joe Burgess. Mr. Popejoy was the director, The overture Stradel1a and Cabins were played at the sub-district music contest, the band receiving a rating of L-ood. A brass sextette and a woodwind sex-- tette were formed. Fifteen

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v--if-Y mmf -.- 1 in N- '-5 - v ,,.tY,. wi -v. -1 Q 1 ww .CA . 5OfJ1OQO.J0- Top Row: Lester DeNoye11es, Allan Shackleton, Fred Vjodrich. Second Row: Irene Natvig, Miss Meier, Mary Thomson, Ruth Champlin. First How: John Vagts, Jane Burgess, June Cook, Wilda Halliday, Earl Thomas Declamatory Over fifty people enrolled for the 1934 Cresco declamatory contest under the able direction of Miss Meier. Three contests were held to eliminate the number to twelve for the home contest. In the home contest, Earl Thomas won first in the oratorical class, Fred Wodrich, Hrst in dramatics, and Harald Normann, first in humorous. These three were eligible for the pre-sub-district and county contests. In these pre-sub-disrict and county contests, Jane Burgess substituted for Harold Normann. Cresco won a second place in the county contestewith eleven points. Seventeen 'N