Des Moines Technical High School - Engineer Yearbook (Des Moines, IA)

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Senior Cl ass Committees SENIOR PROM Co-Chairmen KERMIT EBERHART SALLY TERRELL ANNA FREDING PEGGY SAMPLE ANGIE SEVERINO SAM MOMII CONNIE CARTER BOB DERROUGH BONNIE FISHER CLASS DAY Co-Chairmen DICK BRIGHTWELL HELEN FARMER ROBERTA ELLISON PAUL BROWER BONNIE BERNHOLTZ CLIFFORD LOVE CAP AND GOWN Chairman DOLLY HABICK GENE CHADWICK EUGENE LYON ROSIE DREYER JIM WATERS ANNITA TEUBER COMMENCEMENT Chairman PEG MARQUIS MARTHA REDLING BRUCE REYNOLDS MARJORIE SANBORN THOMAS FREDREGILL GLORIA RICHARDS BANQUET Co-Chairmen ILA THOMPSON JUNE HOLLAND ANITA PHILLIPS GLADYS ARRASMITH WILMA McAFEE PHYLLIS MACK VIRJEAN PALMER BOB VOGT PICNIC Chairman JOHN DAY DALE WILLCOX MARY STRUTH ESTHER AUSTIN CLARENCE BENTLEY KATHERINE KLINGLER WILBUR ALLEN WARRIOR Chairman WINIFRED CARLSON BETTY TAYLOR GLADYS ARRASMITH MARY SUE MILLER FRED KUHLMAN ELTON MANN

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3 2 1 1 TAYLOR. BETTY LOU- Co-op Clerical A beautiful face s the best letter of recommendation Student Council 5; Assembly Committee 5. 6. 7. Chairman 5; Home Room Vice President 5; Home Room Treasurer 7. 8; Pep Club 5. 6. 7; Dramatic Club 6; Senior Class Secretary 8; Warrior Stafi 8; Technician Staff 7 Ambition: To be a Navy nurse. 2 TERRELL. SALLY MARIE—Co-op Clerical ' Tor such a small person she, at times, gives forth a lot of noise. Pep Club 7; Tepee Club 8; Cheer Leader 7, 8; Assembly Committee 8; Talent Assembly 5; Homecoming Dance Chairman 7; Senior Dance Committee Chairman 8 Ambition: To help Ila with her boarding house for bach¬ elors! 3 TEUBER. ANNITA MABEL-Co-op Clerical Deeds, nof words, describe her Cap and Gown Committee 8 Ambition: To be a certified public accountant. 4 THOMPSON. ILA PAULINE—Co-op Clerical She has ease with dignity Pep Club 7; Banguet Committe Chairman 8; Homecoming Dance 6 Ambition: To run a boarding house for handsome bach¬ elors. 5 TRAVIS. R. M.—Radio This is he, our president, born for action and manage¬ ment. Football 7; Senior Class President 8; Electrician 5. 6 Ambition: Radio engineer. 6 VOGT. ROBERT W.—Drafting Good will is the mightiest practical force in the universe Banquet Committee 8 Ambition: To have a good job in a drafting department. 7 WATERS. JAMES CALVIN—Welding A man of few words Cap and Gown Committee 8 Ambition: Run my own welding shop. 8 WILLCOX. DALE FOSTER—Radio 1 never made a mistake—at least, none that 1 couldn ' t explain afterwards Technician Staff 7; Picnic Committee 8 Ambition: To do as little work as possible. Not in Picture McGILVRAY. AUDREY I.—Aviation Mechanics When lessons and tasks are all done, she is always ready for a bit of fun Assembly Committee 5. 6 Enrolled at Iowa State College. SCHRECKENGOST. RALPH W.—Radio Men of few words are the best men Ambition: To graduate. In U. S. Armed Services ALLEN. ROBERT B. DAKE. LEON KING. ROLAND McGILL. JOHN M.. JR. McMURTRY. FLOYD SCHULTZ. WILLIAM A.

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Class of June 1945 MOTTO: The past is only a means to make a better future. COLORS: Fuchsia and chartreuse. Yesterday, we learned; today, we are mastering; tomorrow, we shall lead. The June class of 1945 leaves Des Moines Technical school to ex¬ plore a large world—to establish and preserve for themselves names which they will be proud to wear. There is no place for fear in their future. Each one has been technically trained in his or her vocation to fill an important position in these crucial times. The class is represented in the Armed Forces on every battlefront of this war. Members who have gone, and those now graduating, are destined to play a decisive role in the establishment of the lasting peace they covet for the whole world. At the first senior class meeting, the following class officers were elected: R. M. Travis, president; Elton Mann, vice president; Betty Taylor, secretary; Darlene Ramus, treasurer; Winifred Carlson, histo¬ rian; Gloria Richards and Bonnie Bernholtz, members of the executive committee. The senior prom was held April 14 in the school auditorium, dec¬ orated to represent a garden. Senior A‘s invited Senior B’s and each person was privileged to bring one guest. Punch was served and the evening was spent dancing to the music of “Tex Walker and his band. Highlighting the picnic at Pioneer Park on May 18 were a baseball game and a hike through the woods. Several members of the class and the principal spoke to the group at the senior banguet held June 1 at Younkers ' Tea Room. Decorations were in the class colors of fuchsia and chartreuse. The Rev. Wm. A. Knight delivered the sermon to graduates at the baccalaureate service Sunday, June 3, and Mr. Arthur Brayton brought the commencement message June 7. And thus another distinguished group of seniors had the privilege of adding their names as graduates of Des Moines Technical High.