East High School - Arrow Yearbook (Sioux City, IA)

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-s1!!0 . 2213 45 - 'av N354 7 xx ' M' lm 1 4i'1'rrf9 a 'llnll' Magazine Edition of Vol. VI 19314932 East High School Sioux City, Iowa Our Principal On the Price of Our Dean Dur sincere respect for our Principal may not be expressed by the trite ver- bosity of the usual article of this type. Friend, counselor, adviser. All of these fit- -- yet there is a something a b o ut him that is bigger and broader than these express. Stud en ts who would know the real man must not judge him entirely by any one role, for MLA N in the course of a single day he may be called upon to act as judge. diplomat. hnancier, counse- lor, and administrator. Table of Contents Class of '32-45 Grads ,.,i,, i,,,, 2 Sophomores .,,..,,,.,,.,.,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, C 1 Davisonians Successful ,,,,o.V,. ,,,,,,,, I 2 We Doff Our Hats to Hal ...,..,.,i,,,,,,,,,, 16 llosamunde .........,..i,,.,,.,,,,,,,,,i.,,,,,,.,,,,, l 7 This East High Singing School ,.,,,..... 18 The Faculty Punches Out ....,...,..,i..,..,. 20 Around the Halls ,..,,,.,......i,,.. ,.,,,,,, 2 3 June Grads ,......... ,,,,,,,, 2 sl Juniors .,..,,.,,.,........,,. ,4,,,Vv, I 32 liasketeers Excel .,...... ..,,,,,, I 51 HE Club .,...,.,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,, w,A,,i,, I 56 Track ,............,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,io ,s,,,,,, I S7 America the Beautiful .....,.. ,,,,, I '28 Music Festival ......,,4,,,,,,,, ,,,,iA,,- 1 .0 National Forensic Leagues ,,,,,,,Af I2 Debaters Dag State Meet .,.,,,, ,,ii.w,,: ' li-1 Drganizations ,..,...,,,.,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,V 1 6 ........6ll School Life .,.,.... Wheat in Russia S0 THIS IS WHAT THEY DEPRESSION . . . finger prints on the CALL wall. . . I wonder whose hands are so dirty . . . it's funny that everyone's cold is always worse in assembly . . . there's always a crowd in the office . . . the busts on the trophy case are getting dusty . . . why is it the typists are never satisfied with the typewriter? . . . spike heels make the queerest click-click on the floor above . . . pencil sharpeners are usually full . . . did anyone ever see Mr. Marksbury or Miss Van Ness when they weren't good natured? . . . even telephone poles look pretty in the snow . . . where do thoughts go when you aren't thinking them? . . . in some classes everybody jumps when the bell rings--in others they run . . . some folks always look grouchy . . . does anyone ever read the menu board in the lunch room? . . . our trophy case is being filled . . . and not so slowly either . . . the clock hands always jump three min- utes. two minutes, then one minute . . . ever notice . . . what causes the ther- mometer to make such a funny noise when it gets warmer? . . . tempus fugit . . . especially in study halls . . . girls are wearing smocks again . . . East High's enrollment has almost doubled . . . Mr. Schmidt is always busy . . . personality . . . where do all my pencils go? . . . too bad leap year had to come during the depression . . . does anyone ever study over his alloted two and a half hours at home? . . . don't you like to see twins dressed alike? . . . Mr. Ar- nold never gets his dates mixed . . . Miss Ness keeps track of them . . . THE NEW ANNUALS ARE DIFFERENT . . . AREN'T THEY? The Dean is invalu- able to the girls of East High. She en- deavors to raise their standards to such a height that they might have a broader vision and a better perspec- tive of life. She aims to establish a feeling of tolerance among the students and to create a general feeling of good fellowship. Mis. Mower She secures part-time employment for students, provides clothing for needy pupils, keeps in touch with the sick, grants absence excuses to the girls, and attempts to establish and maintain a sympathetic understanding between the school and home. In short, the Dean through her kind- ness and sincerity, helps the pupils to find and then to keep themselves. The Arrow StaH:' Elaine Rawson ..,...,..,.,.... Editor-in-Chief George Glann .,.,.,........ Business Manager Lois McDonald ......,....,., Associate Eclil0f Doris Mary Cairy .......................... Classes Helene Churchill .,...,,,.. Assistant Classes Dorothy Shoemaker ........ Organizations Marjorie Tobias .,,r.i., Asst. Organizations Kermit Arnold .....,..,................. Alltll3liCS Elise Clark ,,....i....,, .......... S ch00l Life Olive Fugate ..,,.,i..,,.....,..,,,.. l'll0t0 AflLSl Ethel Hallett ,,,,,,,,,.,.,......, Photo Assistant George Ailshie j Suzan Zinn ' ,......, ...,..... A fliSlS Robert Klanclerudl Robert King Edmund Lundquist ......,., Ad Solicitors Donald Moline Ruth Rifkin j Glaytias Petry ....., ........ 'I 'ypists Nellie Melheim l Miss Kreutz ............ ....... A dvzser One