Iowa Park High School - Hawk Yearbook (Iowa Park, TX)

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Mgr. 2 2 M y y y y yy y y :y y y J Ll S !lC!D6Y.7 C..1DGX.7CvIDGX.9C.1DG BC-nX,9Cv1DGX.9C.IDGX.9 LIDGXJIE f 0 ?'N? ? V 7 V Tf 'w7 '5 5 V 'P'? 'V'HV'H FGREWQRD F5 In presenting this, the 1928 Polyscope, the staff enter- tain the sincere hope that it will recall many pleasant memories of the Iowa Falls High School. I F'+V '7 4 ?f fr 'Tf '9 3 V fr U l 'V ? V '?'H DEDICATION FH VVe respectfully dedicate this tenth volume of the Polyscope to the Iowa Falls High School, where we have spent many enjoyable and educational hours. f 3 4'r 5 '! P'V V 9 'i'r 7 'V Tr 9 'P V 3'H CONTENTS Book 1 FACULTY Book 2 CLASSES Book 3 ATHLETICS Book 4 ACTIVITIES P V TP 4'f 'P'9 9 9 'l -V V 9 V'! S'P 9'4 'N FACULTY F N VVe wish to acknowledge our indebtedness to the fac- ulty, for we realize that it is largely thru their compe- tence that the consumation of a High School's objectives may be realized. L in - , A r r Ti' 4 r 1,33 , ,Q c , ,tx A x.., , 'Wm -1. 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This groat- nuss is IIl4'2lSlll't'4l not :ilono lxy alinwnsions :unl possossions lint far mow' hy tht' Gon- frilvntions to tho zulvzunimnont of civiliza, tion. 'lllll'l'PfUl'l' vnvli of us is iluty liounsl to till our nic-ho in this groat provcfss of 1'orn1nl:1ting' n grvnt nation :inwl :L g'l'1'2ll'l'l' 4-ivilizntion. Mn. CIIAS M. Nr3vm.N S ll'1N'I l7I frn rlrnf Lnlllll' im-rv sllzlrpvning of thc' wits, tln' haw training' of tho intvllvvt, tho nukr-ml avquisition of S1'll'lll'l', whilv thriy wonlnl g'l'0atly im'i'1'asv thc' powvr for good, likv' wiso llN'l'i'HSK' tht' powvr for vvil. An in- tvllswtiizil gi-owfli will only zulfl to our 1-onfnsion nnlvss it is zu-mziipniiif-cl hy :1 moral ,Q'l'llWfll. l mlo not know of any sourvc- ol' moral powr-r otlnn' than that XYllll'll vomos from rvligion. -f'oolinlg'r'. Page 7 The POLYSCOPE 1918 ELIZAIZI-I'l'll Sorwzn Enimc-tslmurg Highg Al l-S a i n t 's Highg Cornvll Collogv. illstory Donwrnv YVILBUR- East VVat0i'loo Highg I. S. T. C. English and Public' Spf-aking EUNA MIl1liER Nashua Highg I. S. T C .Q. Commercial EllY'l'IlE BABGOCK Mcflallslmiiilg Highg Highland Park Col- lvgeg Ellsworth Col- logo. Normal Training Crit ia 1 IONE FITTING Doxtm' l-lighg Stato U. of Iowa. English GLADVS 'ilAlNlMER Nowton Highg Pmln College. English and History FRANUES BRAND Belle Plaine Highg Cornell College. Languages and History FLORENCE BERG Elgin Highg Upper Iowa Universityg Iowa State College. Mathematics Page 8 Y E The POLYSCOPE 197.8 1 -ff fs' flesimw uf- - f Dlxvm BA1:'rm.M.x Uolfax High: T. S. T. U. Manual Training and Athlotivs NESS CVNNINGIIAM Army T 1' a i n i n g Sulinol for Nnrsvs. Pnlilii- Health YVork Homo Hygivnv Evm.vN GOI-ZBEL Minnvapolis, E a s t Highg Minnesota Uni- versity. Pllysical Emllwation 'I'm:1.MA Mmnnnm. Iowa Falls Highg Ellswortll Collvgv. Homr' Evonomivs Rnssnm. Imxnls Elilora lliglig Um- nvll Collvg'r'. G00nwtry and Atlilvtivs 11l.A11:i: W. Gnxnxf: Pannnm City lliglig Huxnlwlnlt Higllg Ells worth Music Uoiism' vatory. Music' AHLINE DAIVM Bufalo Cc-ntvr lligli: I. S. T. C.g Iowa Uni- vorsity. English anal Evononiivs RrZA'I'nIf'1-Z FIYRMAN Iowa Falls llighg Ellsworth Uullvgv. Ofivv Assistzmt Page .9 - .fi Ku I 1 t . N 1 H -NJ afi- :W -' 1 ' ' 4.5 A f fix 2 va- uw, ,1 fy uk. , Sf ,. I 'V .yan - -ei' li' 15: Nc ' 'll 53' :QM A, 25 .,.-3, ,Sy as :Fi if s .3 ,fi , 1 . . 'lx .4 .553 J .. fi: 5 xxx 5. 1,5 322 'f ' 1 1 4 4 5 my X I Nl. 1 1 u N ' 1 uf 1 51' ' 1qrn.'- ' I J-hi P P4 ? 9 9 'T P ? T 'V 4 4'r 9 9 '5 'P1 CLASSES F5 May we express an earnest wish that a spirit of friendly rivalry between our classes and the union of their ener- gies will maintain the Iowa Falls High School spirit and lead on to further honors. uh' 1 , . '4- V, .QQ-E4 1 . . . . , . A: . - , .. Ha. Fi . 'J ,L f,!:g,.y- . .1 I :fy wp, 1 L ', ' . 1712747 ' -:gf ig, iff? 1- ,f.'Q,5- A? 'X ' AE wif? ' Q-FE' ' . .Vf 4 n,- 1 V wx. -' , ., ., , V - Hi'- .. :.- V 'f V ,3 v f. ,' ,iii - ,z4 ,,:A ,X . -1, . .. .Y ,. -' .1 JN , .V L if K .N A -X . 'ff 1 .ww .- -. ,. ,nw 1. ,,,,. 2, , I., fx- H ix? , .f '.2', I ,M ,I 0 . . IV, , 'P N -. J. . I 5. , ' -5 ' v , rx ,.j . ww I. 1.1 'Jw -., Q-1-1 f. , N., ' ' .. . K- V , . -1, W , . .fly .4 'x if-.-. Ujlf. P: W . xv 1 M . 1 ,., -i:.,j , . H. ' v ,,-k . .L,V 1 1'Q'r.,, ., 1 4 .,nl,., 4' ,S :l'A4h4.ALV . A, v: wf fa la., t.. i.1Qii:i ,1, iyng -1 iff .,. V gt - f 1 U27-' !.., Y J 522 Vfgff . w E, . I. f Mg. F v , 4,1 T., 1. V '11, x'. S ,.. l.? 9-, . if , V 4. ,Ut . . fa. .:. 1' -1 , ... Lili' J if f Ir '. LN 1 3 1 Q rx, . 'aa' '3 : A J.ly,. Hi X 51, ag 1-,1.., 4' ' ' 'Kl ,': f .LL A , TV SENIURS 5946535 V The POLYSCOPE 197.8 - - .lu wmmlf REUBEN ANDERSON Krall General Courso. DOROTIIA CAILPENTEH Dade Glec Club '25, '26, '27, '28, Z. Z. Pep Club '25, '26, '27, '28, De-vlam. '28, RICHARII BRUCE Sam Glee Club '25, '26, '27, '28, Operetta '27, '28, H. H. Pep Club '25, Track '26, Football '27, '28, VVr0stling '28, Sonior Play. E1.1Nox: Coma uT,inyrs Gloc' Club '25 '26, '27, '28, Student Council '26, Z. Z. Pep Club '27, '28, Honorary Lit. Society '26, Junior Play, Polysoope Board '28, Senior Play, District Commercial Cou- tost '27, '28. GERALD Bom-:on I K ! 7 Football '2S. BURMAII BArn:1cvK ' ' Bertha' ' ' Glee Club '27. I.LoYn ANDERSON lIE1.,ic!7 Ionian Literary Society '25, Glee Club '27, '28, Operetta '27, '28, H. H. Pep Club '25. GEORGIA CHANnLr:l: Georgia Honorary Literary So- ciety '26, Normal Train- ing Club '27, '28. DONALD BACON ' ' H a m ' ' Gloo Club '28. JANE CoNNm.1. ClRPd!7 Gloe Club '26, '27, Polyscope Staf '28, Dis- trict Commercial Contvst '27, '28. Page 14 The POLYSCOPE 1918 -Y ' Y Y - ff -sl 1135152754: hr -' ' - Y HOWARD CAPWELL llcapli Ionian Lit. Society '25g Glee Club '25, '26, '27g H. H. Pep Club '25g De- bate Club '27g Junior Playg Pres. Senior Class '28g Bus. Mgr. of Poly- scopo '283 Senior Play. Enrru Cuoss Edith Normal Training Club '27, '28g Honorary Lit. Society '26. WILLIAM DUNNING I G ! Y General Course. Dononns Fmrn ' ' Dee ' ' Glee Club '25, '26, '27, '25-ig Honorary Lit. So- eiety '26, Student Council '27g Sec. and Treas. '28, Vice Pres. Junior Class '27. IRAE FURMAN 6 C Ike ! 7 Honorary Lit. Society '25. RUTH Cao!-'T Rufus 1. .4 4. Normal Training Club '7, '29 XNILLIANI Cmuzoi. ' ' Bill ' ' Glee Club '27. Zi-:Lena D1-zaavsimzrz ZPlphl1 Honorary Lit. Society '26, Glee Club '273 De- clamatory '27, Ass't. Polyseope Staff '28, Stu- dent Council '28, CIIAIILICS DU'1 1'oN ' ' Shag ' ' General Course. Es'1'rgL1..x Gnoorlsns Sidi Basketball '26, '27, '28g Normal Training Club '27, '28g Z. Z. Pop Club '26, '27. Page 1.5 The POLYSCOPE 192.8 Iwliww Gomm HALL Goldie Z. Z. Pep Club '25, '26, '27, '28, V. Pres. '28, Glee Club '25, '26, '27 '28, Operetta '28, Debate Club '26, '27, Junior Play, Basketball '26, '27, '28, Capt. '28, Normal Training Club '27, Poly- :-aeope Staf '28, Senior Play. Tmsonom-1 HUTT Ted Football '2S. Amor: JANSEN ' ' Alice ' ' General Course. DAL14: JACKSON 1'f'ewr-w ' ' H. H. Pep Club '25, Ionian Lit. Society '25, Orchestra '25, '26, '27, Polyscope Staff '28. Es'r1-n.1.A IKUENKEL ' ' Rltrlrif? ' ' Honorary Lit. Society '26, Normal Training Club '27, '28, Declam. '27, '28, Glee Club '28. WENUEI. Giuocs ' ' Frank ' ' General Course. MYRNA JACQUES r 1 My,.n,l V 1 General Course. KENNETH H.xM1L'roN 1 1 Kpnny r y General Course. Gox.DENA KLOPP 4 4 Klopp in Glee Club '26, '27, 'zsg French Club '27, Declam '28, Basketball '28, LAUREL L1-JGGETT Skinfner Football '26, '27, Page 16 The POLYSCOPE 1918 1' ' '-J Jfsiilfbl' MARY SCIIRADER uAIa,.y vv Z. Z. Pop Club '27, '28 GRINNELL Oswoou ilelimi! Orclwstra '27, '28, Gloc Club '28, Band '28, Stu- dent Council '28. Doaownv SMITH 6 I Ijort 7 7 Glov Club '27, '28, Bas- kotball '28. Gonnox ROSHNBEHG ' ' Squirt ' ' Ionian Lit. Socioty '25, ll. H. Pop Club '25, Glee Club '25, '26, '27, '28, Opvrotta '27, VVr0stling '26, '27, '28, Capt. '27, Student Council '27, Poly- sc-opo Staff '28. CLARENCE Smcloimla ' ' Spilf1 ' Track '26, Football '27 '28 5 senior Play. ' l I VERN NEll'TtlN llNl,wtlY Stumlont Council '25, Pros. '28, Glov Club '26, '27, '28, Operotta '26, '27, '28, Pros. of Sopli. Ciass, Junior Play, Chair- man of Pop Buroau '27, Basketball '28, Polyscopo Staff '28, Senior Play. V1o1,A SMITH ' ' Smithy ' ' Studvnt C o u n 0 i 1 '26, Glen Club '25, '26, '27, '28, Honorary Lit. Sovivty '26, Z. Z. Pop Club '27, '28, Junior Play, Dvvlam. '28, Soc. and Troas. of Senior Class, Polyscope Staff '28, Sonior Play. I.r:s1.nc RANKIN ' ' 'Lrw ' ' Gvnoral Cou 1-so. EVELYN Sraxvna ' ' Sprncf' ' ' Glev Club '25, '26, '27, '28, Opvretta '28, Z. Z. Pop Club '25, '26, '27, '28, Basketball '26, '27, '28, French Club '27, Polysnope Staff '28, Son- ior Play. BENJAMIN SM1'r1I KKBI-,nl! H. H. Pep Club '25, Football '27, '28, Cap't. '28, Glas' Club '28, Coln- mcrcial Club '27. Page 17 The POLYSCOPE 197.8 ul nerd mu DOUGLAS LILLIS Doug H. H. Pep Club '2 ' Ionian Lit. Society Glee Club '25, '26, '27, '28, Wrestling '27. 5, '25, ELIZABETH MARK Lizzie Honorary Lit. Society '26, Glee Club '26, '27, '28, Debate Club '26, '27, Z. Z. Pep Club '25, '26, '27, '28, See. and Treas. '28, Normal Training Club '27, '28, Declam. '28, Basketball '28, Poly- scope Staff '28, Senior Play. C11AaLr:s MCROBERTS 6 I 7 I Commercial Course. MAIQY REPP Maria Gleo Club '25, '26, '27, '28, Operetta '28, Z. Z. Pep Club '25, '26, '27, '28, Pres. '28, Vice Pres. Freshman Class, Editor- in-Chief of Polyscope '28. WAl.TER MULLANE Wally Football '25, '26, '27, Basketball '26, Wi'estli11g '25, '26, Track '24, '26, H. H. Pep Club '25, D. D. Pep Club '25, Vice Pres. Junior Class '26, Glee Club '28. HELEN BTOKLESTEAD Jan1fir Glee Club '27, '28, Nor- mal Training Club '27, RALPH MCCIJITRE K6W0of77 Honorary Lit. Society '25, Debate Team '27, Junior Play, Polyscope Staff '28, Senior Play. BLANCH NIITCIIELL Bla'ri1'he Honorary Lit. Society '26, Polyseopo Staff '28, District Commercial Cons test '28, HERBERT MIl.IrIIOIiIiIN Herbie Basketball '27, '28, Cap't. '28, Football '27, Glee Club '28, Operetta '28, Commercial Club '27, Polyscope Staff '28. IKENE SAUNDERS ' ' Irene ' ' Normal Training Club '27, '2s. Page 18 I--0 mp-4,-1.-U.: -w ll , The POLYSCOPE 197.8 INHZQI Gmvrunnn THOMPSON Gert'i0 Normal Training Club '27, '28g Glee Club '27, '28. CHARLES .TURNER ' ' Birdseed ' ' Ionian Lit. Society '25g H. H. Pep Club '25g Glee Club '28g Polyscope Staff '28. LOIS VVALL ' ' B oblzic ' ' General Course. ROBERT WEITDPIN uBi,,,dyAn Ionian Lit. Society '255 Pres. of Freshman Classy Student Council ,263 Sec. and Treas. of Junior Classy Junior Playg Foot- ball '2Sg Vice Pres. of Senior Classy Basketball '28g Polyscope Staff '28g Senior Play. WILBUR WINDECKER Allah Shakespearian Lit. So- ciety '21g Pres. of Junior Class '27g Debate Club ,275 Sai-g't at Arms '27g Glee Club '2Sg Polyscope Board '28. HARoLn SUTTON ' ' Suttie ' ' General Course. DOROTHY TIDMAN ' 'Dart ' ' Normal Training Club '27, '28, . ROBERT WEYRAUCII I I I I Junior Play. DOROTHY WILLIAMS 1 1 Dot J 1 Honorary Lit. Society '26g N 0 r m al Training Club '27 '28. I 7 CLARENCE TRESEMI-:R ' ' Louie ' ' Football '28. Page 19 The POLYSCOPE 1928 Senior Class History In the fall of 1924 a representative group of Iowa Falls youth, ninety-nine in number, entered the Iowa Falls High School in the Freshman class to gain knowledge not only thru book-learning but also thru practical experience. At the start of our high school career the following ofiicers were chosen: President, Robert Weldeu, Vice President, Mary Reppg Secretary and Treasurer, Clifton Ford, Class Advisor, Miss Fuller. To represent us in student goverment otherwise the Student Council, Vern Newton and Viola Smith were elected. We took part in social and athletic activities to full enough extent to show that good developments were possible. The second year our number had dwindled to eighty-three but our ambitions were not lessened. To head the class the following officers were picked: President, Vern Newtong Vice President, Clarence Tresemerg Secretary and Treasurer, Madaline Coxg Class Advisor, Miss Schlue. The Student Council Representatives were Robert Weldeu and Elinor Cobb. This year our part in school life grew and we were represented in practically all activities. The next year we entered the Junior Class as upper classmen with our number shrunk to sixtyesix but still going strong: Our ofhcers were: President, VVilbur VVindeekerg Vice Presi- dent, Walter Mullane Qthe first semester-J, and Doloris Fiete fsecond semesterj 9 Secretary and Treasurer, Robert VVelden. The Student Council Representatives were, Gordon Rosenberg and Doloris Fiete and the Class Advisor was Miss Soper. In athletics and other events we again look an active part. This was a year of many social affairs as there was the Junior-Senior party, the Senior-Junior party and the Junior-Senior Banquet which were all successful. Then, last but not least came the Senior year whose arrival is welcomed but whose departure is regretted. The officers for the year were: President, Howard Capwellg Vice President, Robert VVeldeng Secretary and Treasurer, Viola Smithg Class Advisors, Miss Trindle and Miss Soper. The Student Council oHicers and representatives were President, Vern Newton, Secretary and Treasurer, Doloris Fiete, and representatives, Grinnell Oswood and Zelpha Derbyshire. This year it may be said the class headed all athletic and social organizations. Some of the outstanding events were: Senior Drive, Junior-Senior Banquet, Class Day, then Commencement and high school life is finished. Page 20 V JUNIORS 'WSW 1?- The POLYSCOPE 1918 A--f - ul anceiiwu WQ- - - --V The POLYSCOPE 199.8 Y Y fa' new 5391: kr '-W '- The POLYSCGPE 1928 W .J ucsi ian: m - -- l z11?mu1q,aMc4':w1f.Jei-a+ le' ow1'l'f-:fs1v..v:e-w1l'2 f ' ' The POLYSCOPE I918 ,- 4 lesllwf uf f Y - - 1 Junior Class .Aflvisor.9 Miss Bane Miss MlIiIiEll '83 Class Officers Enwm Smvrna-Pres. Pnrrv MOCLURE-Vice Pres. ROBERT JOHNSON-Secretary and Treasurer '83 CLASS ROLL Melvin Beaman Starley Braga Kenneth Brown Homer Calkins Gordon Collis Kenneth Chandler Orvie Christener Harold Crandall Earl Davis Dick Davis Eldon Doty Marion Ellefson Ivan Ford Earnest Fryslie Myron Gilbert Paul Gilbert William Grant Carl Green Kenneth Growden Robert Johnson Ira Nicholas Fred Patzer Arthur Putney Russell Schafer Edwin Sluter Russell Strong Alvin Swanstrom John Townsend Charles Wallace Bmce Warner Donald White Chester Wolf La Verne Newton Harold Beattie Florence Armstrong Doris Amundsen Clara Anderson Florence Bacon Virginia Carpenter Dorothy Dayton Mildred De La Elsie Folks Merna Hamilton Elizabeth Hinderson Mary Holbrook Doris Huston Evelyn Hughes Elizabeth Ickes Alice Infelt Luetta Lord Helen Mahoney Mary Montgomery Lucille Mossman Patty McClure Clarissa Poland Eloise Strutz Nellie Weatherman Gayle Willoby Edna Wilkinson Page 25 The PGLYSCOPE 199.8 , -.- 1d newline lu -' 1 7' Calendar l. AF. H. S. High-lifey By a Lowlifer '22 V SEPTEMBER Mon. 5. Hooray! School is here again! QTake that guy out and kill him.j Wed. 7. Whew! It 's hotter than a certain place we know about. Thur. 8. School eonvenes only in the morning. We live in the bath-tub the rest ot' the day. Pity the poor warriors of the gridiron who hafta get out. Tues. lil. VVell, its cooled of a little. Beginning tomorrow, school is a whole day. Sat. 24. General rejoicing. We won 18 to 0 from Grundy Center. QYes, little boy,'it was a football game.J Wed. 28. School resembles a highway. So many signs that you can 't see the walls. Student Council canvassing is the reason. Fri. 30. Well, after a very hectic campaign Vern Newton is Pres.5 Pat McClure, Vice Pres., and Dolores Fiete, Sec. and Treas., of that august Qnot a monthj body, the student council. OCTOBER Sat. l. It seems like blue Monday. We had a football game HJ with West VVaterloo. The score was-no, we 'll spare you the agony. Wed. 5. Fall Festival. No school, but gobs and gobs of moisture. Rain. Thurs. 6. Rain, beautiful rain. Like heck! QI can 't say what I think.j Fri. 7. Senior drive. It was a line trip and there wasnlt a bit of trouble about getting back home all right. Qllyah queenlj Tues.. ll. A monster organization is being formed to revive Pep. We hope they succeed. Wed. 12. Examinations. Nui' said. V Sat. 15. Not so bad, not so good. Nevada 0, I. F. 0. Mon. 16. Let us bow our heads in thanks while Brother Patzer leads us in a word of prayer. Tests are over and not too many of us received yellow slips. Thurs. 19. We are again free to do as we please for a eouple of days. The occasion is teachers' institute. Fri. 20. Again there is rejoicing thruout the city. We came out on top in a little football contest with Eldora Training School. The score: 6 to 0. Sat. 28. Again I say, not so bad not so good. Hampton, a zero mark, I. F. ditto. Page 26 'V SCPHOMGRES W6 59 fxzv- ' - ---- - 4 X ya 2 E 'IR-.11 Row Robert Bubzien. llale Case. .lim Bruce, Hamilton lierfield, Marion lieailie, Harold Boone. Middle Row 'l'ed lierficld, Harold liryan, Algrene Anderson, Vnra Eddy, Stanley Arnold. Dcvere B1'ai.::1, Herbert Anderson. Last. Row Shirley Eprberl, Hazel Anderson, Grave Stohr, Genevieve Drey, Dorolhy Anderson, Beulah Braun. Alice llutlon, Iona Brown. f........ ,. P, Top Row Merle Kroesen, Langdon Mc-Millen, Robert McEwan, Weiiclell Mossman, William Hull. Middle Row Floyd Kurtz, Clarence Hobbs, Lucille ,McCoy, Helen Lareent, Ives Leggett, Huston Lamborson, Robert Miller. Last How' liuldena Lynk, Florence Wc-yraueh, Beverly Lyon, Carol Carpenter. Vernita Nin-hols, Genevieve Keller, Mabel Karst. 'lop Row Eldon Sutton, Donald Roberts, Carl Pryne, Merle Sanders. Carrol Shafer. Earl Shane. Middle Row Merle Snyder, Richard Roberts, Lois Tidman, Elinor Slicers, Ray Nassen. Kenneth Peterson. Last Row Milllrml Rush, Geraldine Stowe, Florence Swieter, Dm-olhy Sloclulale, VVilma Nyce, Velma Staley, Gladys Thies, Doris Thines. tljll ZH The POLYSCOPE 1918 Top Row -Cletys Spoor, Ruth Nicolet. Donald Grooters, Alvin Hansen. Vern Davis. Mary Lehman, Dorothy Mossman. Middle Row Trumcn Emrlekinyx, Claude Fiele. Bernice Jaques. llc'en Janssen, Gwyncth Huelah Fossler, Edward Fl-yszlie, Edwzird Housing. Last Row -Avis Ford. Mary Hemlcrson, Maryzaret Gilbert. Norma Hadley, Jean Foster, Opal Genevieve Jensen, Mzirzella H111-less. Sophomores RflIil'IIL'l' lX1r'lfln'.xN ..,... .,...... ' I'rr:v1flr nl JonN lXIl'r,1..xN1c ..,...... lll7lZ1Yl'llY Mossixmx ,,... Miss lllmxn ...,......... Miss VVII.liI'll ...... Dorothy Amlvi-son Algvllv All1l4'l'S0ll llzlzvl Ainlvrsoli livnlali llmggn lona Brown NI2ll'g'fll'Cl Brown Gr'in'vi0vv Drvy Vivian Uaiiiplwll Alivv Dutton Vvrn Emlmly blliirlvy Eglmf-rt Avis Fowl llvnlali lf'osslv1' .lc-alum l ostc'r Margzirvt Gilln-rt Norma llzullvy Mazvlla llarloss Gwynvtll llasalro: lN'Iary llmnlvrson Opal lliiniplirc-iv llolvn .lansson llvrnior- JHCQIIUS Gl'lll'Yl0Yl' .lc-nsvn Mnlsr-l Kzirst G:'lwvir'w' Km-llvr Mildrml linvnlu-I llvlon li:ii'p,'x-lit Mary lmlnnzin livvvrly l,-von Golllvnn liynk l.1n'i lr' Mc'i'oy llorotliy Mossrnzui Yvrilitzx Nivliols Ruth Nivolot Jlvlllllil Nyvv Milmlrml Rush lfllvzinorv Slwws i'l1'tyS Spool' V4-llna Ntalvlv Dorothy Stu:-kslzilm Gvrzillliin- Stom- l lo1'0nvv Swim-tm' Glzirlys 'l'lii0s Doris Tlilnos liois 'l'irlnmn Both 'Fylvi' l'iw-l'l'r.wirlr11I ......Su'r1'1ur1f- 7'r'rrr.vu1'1'r' I rl1'i.wr Rosviiiary Wvlilvn l'lllll'Olll'0 xV0.Vl'2lll1'll ll0i'lw11 Axll1ll'l'SUll Nt2llllK'.V Arnold Marion llvzittiv 'l'lnlorlorr' lil-rli1'lrl llllllllllllll llvlliolfl Rohm-rt liolvzivn lla1'ol1l lloonr' Dv Von- l3r:L,Q':1 .l2lllll'S llriwo llarolfl liryzui Dali' Casi- Yvrnzl Davis Eldon Sutton Trmnzin Hnglvkin flllilllll' Fivtv Xvonclvll l o1'1l Flwrvt lfryslif- l.4-vfwvt Fults Iflvvrt Gziiwliwl' Donalnl Grootors Alvin llzinsvn ,. A ....,Spun.v01' Flilwnlwl lll'llSllIg' f'I:irr'1n'v llolilms Frzuik lloffnizin Vlvllllillll llnlt lliorll' Kroc-soil llnston lA2llllllf'l'FlllI lvvs l,og'g'vtt Roln-rt lllr-Ewan lizingmlon Mf'Millvn YV4'n1l:-ll Mossinnn Rolnort Millor .Iolin Mnllnnv Ray Nassm-n l.:l XYUTIH' Nvwton lioililvtli l'1't4'rSon Carl ll'l'll.Vll Rl4'l1nr1l Rolnfwis Donalll Rolwrts Mvrlv Hanrlr-rs flill'l'0l Svlmfvi' Earl P-Xlizuw Mvrlv Sll.Y4ll'l' Ilusali-ozul. Humphrey, Page 29 The POLYSCOPE I928 if f a :mme u. f. ,W e e Calendar NOVEMBER Thurs. 3-Another little vacation for a couple of days. This time its State Teachers' Institute. Fri. 4-We beat, we beat, we beat Cedar Falls to the tune of 13 to 0. Mon. 7-I don 't know why, but it 's Nat 'l Educational week. Tues. 8-A very good talk by Mr. Gates of Waterlooiupon 'fThe Three I's of Success was in keeping with Educational Week. VVed. 9-We had a speech this morning. It was a very sweet one by Rev. Fudge of the Baptist church. Fri. 11-Three things happened today that were unusual: namely, lst an Armistice program with Arnold Johnson as the featured speaker-3 2nd, no school in the afternoong and 3rd, a rather disasterous football engagement with Webster City. The score was 18 to 2. Fri. 18-Another bit of hard luck, this time a gridiron Qno we didn 't have pancakesj battle with Dows. We had the short end of the 13 to 0 score. Mon. 21-Again I must utter that dread word: EXAMS. They 're rather crowded this time because of Thanksgiving. Thurs. 24-Thanksgiving and the annual Turkey day contest with Eldora. We felt that if we won all the time we ld discourage the boys, so we gave them the game. However, the defeat didn 't mar our appetites. Fri. 25-A day of recuperation from yesterday. Mon. 28-The football season is over and so basketball and wrestling started tonight. DECEMBER Fri. 9-Debate tryouts, and a couple of B. B. games at Owasa. We lost both. Beware, only 13 more shopping days until Christmas. Tues. 13-Some more B. B. at Wellsburg and some more losses. VVed. 21-Three new pep leaders were elected today. Luke Bruce, Burt Kroesen and Barney White. Give 'em a hand boys. Only 3 more shopping days until Christmas. Fri. 23-Today we had our Christmas Program. The Glee Clubs put on a Christmas play and there were a couple of other items. Instead of giving presents to each other we took the money and gave it to the poor. The collection was over 530. Sun. 25-Horray! A whole week of bliss in which to open presents, eat candy or what have you? Page 30 -Nz FRESHMEN fqfgw 53- 'l'o1w Row Cliarlfs Williams. Hzirolcl Weatherman, Orla Smith. Hazel Trcscmor. Wava Palmcr, lit-rnic'c Stublinus, Mvrlo Strnhorn, llurnvll Stowe, Marion Shane. Last Row Esther Towns:-nd. Pauline Tyler, Hvlvn Wustixute, Carolina Windf-vkor. L1l.nin VVQ-yruurlt. Cornelia Sutton, Mzxrgarvt, Smith, Viola Nichols. , Top Row John Kvlly, Beryl Kennedy, Frank Natchazcl. Arthur Early, Herbert Larson. Midmllc Row Rolwrt Farrington, Marion Hoskins. Gladys Frysbie. Graco Hansen, Melvin Kelberpz, Earl Hiprironhotham. Last Ron' -f-' Lurille Dixon. Golda Fisher, Dorcas Fuller. June Foster, Gwendolyn Gohrimr, Glcc Frederick, Avonvllc Chancv, llclon Evans. 'I'op Row Rolwrt Dean, Ross Brady, Evelyn Lewis Bacon, Robert Cltiquvt, John Champlin, Glen Crocker Mislmllv Row Robe-rt liabt-ovk, Henry Chance, , Daunv Amnnclson. last. Row Etlith Allison. Gwontlolyn Bryan. Lucillv Bt-ckcr, Dorothy Allison, Beulah Brown. ' yn' ,YZ Burton, Marion Benedirt, Jerome Anderson, Eugene Bailey. Lucille Bottke, Viola Bump, Eva Anderson, Bonnie Brown, The POLYSCOPE 199.8 -Y V' ' :J aicsiiamr va - ' Top Row Haven Sanders, Edward Reynolds, Dale Porter, Norris Neveln, Willard Osyrood, Harold Rush Middle Row Gerald 0'Neill. Harold Nelson. Avis Hocum, Virginia Harzling, Chester Peterson, Russel Roberts. 'William Pryne. Last Row -Elizabeth Lamherson, Newton, Gertrude Ladd. Mmnox Dorothy Nelson. Maxine Kennedy, Elinor Hcdluncl, Wanda Mills, Arlocne Freshmen lnzxicimiwl' Romxn Wlliwi... ltllwslfzxlli lkAl1.Hx' ..... lflvicwx lilill'l'llN ...... Miss Rluzeoeii... Miss Mi-:Nnnm ....... Eva Anwlerson lflilitll Allison llorothlv Allison Marion llenetliet l.ne'lle Beeker llneille llottke tlwenilolyn lllvron lienlah lh-own Bonnie Brown .Xliee Zoe llrewstt' Evelyn lflnrton Viola llnnip Avon:-Ile Clianee l.ueilIe Dixon llelen Evans Gohla Fisher .lnne Foster Erma Foster .Xliee l oott' lllee Fretlerirk lilatl-vs Frislvie llorens l nller ilwentlolyn Gohrin Gl'IlI't' llansen Virginia llartiing' Eleanor lletllnntl Arla Hermanson Avis lloelnn Maxine Kennedy llzwel Killin Gertrude Latlil l'llizahetl1 Lamherson ldvelyn Meyer Hantla Mills llorotlly Nelson .Xrloene Newton Viola Niehols Vivian Nolte XVQIVH Pahner Zl'l2llQ'lll'l'iff' Smith Mildred Stonelvraker lierniee Stnhhings Grave Stohr Cornelia Sutton Esther Townsenrl Marjorie TITIIIIOI' llazel 'Tresslner Punlnie Tyler llelen YVestg'ate Lillian XYeyranvl1 Verna VVilIong'lili'v Varoline XVllltll't'lit'I' Duane Annnnlson Jerome Anilerson Robert Biilweoek Lewis Baeon Eugene Bailey Ross Brady .lohn tlhainplin llsnry Vhanre Robert Uhiqnet Glenn Vroeker Robert Dean Arthur Early Robert l 2ll'I'lllg'ltlll Robert Grooters Marion Hoskins Earl lligginhotha Roger Kane John Kelly Ill ,......,,I'1'1s-irlr H! l'ir'r'-1'rf.virlr nt ,,..,.,.,,..S4 l'l'I ftllxlf ......1'l'l1I.Nlll'1 1' l 111'i.vo 1' .....NIl0IlNIP 7' Melvin Kolllmergg' Beryl Kennetly llerhert Larson l rank Naehazel llaroltl Nelson Norris Neveln Gt'l'l1lll O'Neill YVillarrl Usgootl l'llt'Hlf'l' Peterson Dale I'o1't4'1' XVillie l,l'lVlIl' l'lllWlll'tl Reynolrls Russell Roberts llaroltl Rush llavvn Hanilers Marion Shane hitlllltill Smith Ovla Smith linrnell Stowe Merle Strahorn llarohl Weatherinan Hiolanfl XVhil'e Cilliarles XVillimns Page The POLYSCOPE 1918 --- -el 'ICSHKQI vu' 1- - - - Calendar JANUARY Mon. 2-School again and after only a weeks vacation. Oi! Vot a life. To start off the New Year right, Mr. Smith gave us a few excellent pointers. There was another sensation. Our dear Miss Trindle is no more. She is married and name is McCoy. Tues. 10-The home declamatory contest was held. The winners were Viola Smith, Oratoricalg Rosemary Weldoii, Dramatic, and Patty McClure, Humorous. VVod. 11-We split a couple of B. B. games with Eldora. Girls won, boys lost. SEMESTER EXAMS, I'll say no more, I'm paralyzed. Fri. 13--Ames grapplers tied our matmen. Mon. 16-When the smoke and flame of the battlefield settled we found the field in shambles. Oneethird had fallen by the wayside in the Exams. Quoting Mr. Cowan, This is a deplorable situation, etc. ad infinitium ad nausem. Fri. 20-Lots of athletic events. Boys' B. B. at Hansel lost. Girls' B. B. at Mcflallsburg Won. Eldora training School wrestled here and won. Tues. 24-Lost both ends of a double-header with Owasa. Sat. 28-Won a couple of B. B. games from the invincible Hamptonites. Mon. 30-Help! Murder! Police! Call out the reserves! Big burglary committed sometime last night. Mr. Hammond of the detective force is here to help apprehend the vile offenders. Tues. 31-Mr. Hammond gave an interesting talk upon his experiences as a fingerprint expert. FEBRUARY Fri. 2-Eldora B. B. teams took a couple off of us. Tues. 7-The Junior Class play at the Met. holds the center of the stage fthat's a punj with the title 'iThe New Poor. Thurs. 9-Our mighty grapplers took a little trip today up in northwestern Iowa. They won from New Hampton. Fri. 10-The boys touring on the wrestling team turned in a dud when Cresco iuped 'em. Mon. 13-Today we had a Lincoln program to celebrate the birthday of some great man. I forget his name. Tues. 14- Extry! Extry! All about the big fight!! In this corner, Battling Mahoney, and in the other corner, Nellie, the Kid. Bong! Bong! Due to all the excitement the boys' B. B. win over Alden passed almost unnoticed. Wed. 15-Our worthy declaimers, Goldena Kloop and Swanny'i copped 0E the County Contest at Eldora. Sat. 18-While in our own gymnasium the girls' B. B. team won first honors in the county B. B. tournament. Little 'tSquirt managed to win first place in his class at the State wrestling meet. Wed. 22-Exams. Fri. 24-One-third of everybody i11 high school is out because of the ravages of our old friend La Grippe. 4111 popular expression flu, not chimney.j Mon. 27-Quite a few got sucked in on some obnoxious spelling, writiii and English classes. The one R, one S, and one E of learning.j Wed. 29-Viola Smith and Pat McClure won a first apiece at the first round of the State Declam at Radcliife. Page 34 ATHLETICS I. L., 'LE' uw-1 I . I w - .- . 1 v .,'-v .g. .- Q ,I .,,. 4,1 . ..-I..-nr .Lug I . iii . -M. . III' I . ,,I- -ws f ' I . -. n . fi -4... -.is-' I ,N-I ' we f n . '. I., 3 . wifi? -' aw, .I . 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The POLYSCOPE 1918 t'wAm'it l!.tl:'l'Iil.iu.x-Allt-rv for tht- tirst war, :ts hvaul vnzulli in tkuitliztll, wrvstling, mul trnvk, is El Qlillllliltt' ut' siillt' 'l't'z1t'l14'l's' t'ullt',Q'v. llv was wvll likvtl lay ull llt't'2lllSt' nf his rum-liin,g' ability :mtl his plvuszuit pvrsmizility. llv was fair to t'Ytll'ytDlll' :tml put :tvruss his zttlilvtiv A U litimvlvtlw' tn at mztmwr alt-:tsin to ull. fi F' 1. z Top Row .Mr. Bartelnm, Rolbrt Welden. Arthur Putney. Benjamin Smith, Marion Ellefsnn. Everett Gardner. Richard Bruce, Theodore Hutt, James Bruce, Gerald Horror 5Gl'0lltl Ruw Earl Davis, Myron Gilbert, Robert We-yruunh. John Mullzuxc-, -Kenneth Grnwdf-n, Clztr'1-1100 Trvsemer, Gordon Collis, Gordon Ruscnbvrsr. Mr. Lundiw Ne-xt Row Frank Hutlmam, Eldon Duty, Marion lieuttie, Hui-ollil Crzmdnll, Ivns Lvmrettl P11170 ff The P OLYSCOPE 1918 BEN SMITH Bon playosl his svconrl year footlmall for I. F. H. S. in line style. Ben could luv tlopvntlecl upon to hold his share of the linv. H0 was elm-tml lionurary captain. Ho is lost by Q,'l'2ltll'l2'Lfi0ll. EARL DAVIS Dutch playoml in tho havktiolcl. Although ho was our smallvst player ho holcl flown his place wvll in tho liavk- liolil. H0 shoulil lm a goml playm' next yoar. CLARENCE TRESEM ER Lt-wis was tho 0110 who callml the plays and ht- was always in the gamc- with hc-ad to do his host. This is also his last year. GERALD HORROR H0 was not so lmig but ho sure hail tho tight and 1l1'iv0. Ho llc-volopofl into a very good line man this yoar and wt- are sorry that ho won 't he bavk next year. Pugf Rx' x. The POLYSCOPE 197.8 ef ew swim if e- e MARI ON ELLEFSON lle played center on our team and he eould always be depended on to give us a good start by his passes from eenter. He will he haek next year. KENNETH GROWDEN '4Growler played in our lmaeklield for his first year. lle was the one who smashed their line. Growlerl' showed plenty of fight. Ile should he one of our main stays next year. EVERETT GARDNER Hank was the big' boy on the team and he had plenty of Tight and speed. If you donlt think so watch him go when the fire whistle blows. Hank played his last year for ns. CLARENCE SPIECHER Spike , playing his seeond year of football, was always there to do his best. Spike will also graduate this year. l I l l I F r i l l Page 39 The POLYSCOP1-3 1928 5 S S x 4 3 GORDON CO LIJS Soup , without any vxpvrimiuv at thrf lirst of thc' svason, nlvvf-lopml into om- uf our lwst mulls lmy thx' last nf tho sz-asmi. Muvh will luv vxpf-vtml uf him uvxt year. T Il PIODORE l I UT'l' i I'01lcly played in thri lim- :uul whmi thvy vzxnw his way thvy wvrv surf' to ln- stnppml. llv is also 0110 uf' thc- Q,'l'i1llll2ltill,Q' class. ROBERT NVE LDEN els-wlopvsl into 0110 of thx' lwst l'll1lS. Ht' was :1 llvpviul- :ilrlv man in luoth mlvfmisc' :incl olTvns0. f Rl4'lIARD BRIYUFI upon for his lwst whivh was zxlmvv Stilllllilfll. XVO lust Dicfk liy g'1'fllill2lil0Il. fljll' 40 Bull, playing' his first yr-zu' nf fmmtlmll fm' I. F., V Divk, playing' his sc-vmnl yvzu' for olll I. F., was an all Hliilllltlll playmz llv voulil always lu- elt-pc-nllfwl I The PGLYSCOPE I928 Iowa Iowa Iowa Iowa Iowa Iowa Iowa Iowa Iowa MYRON GILBERT 4'Dow1'y playing' his tirst yoar of Football for I. F., was always tlivro with plenty of fight. Ho should ho a valualmlo man to noxt year 's toam. JOHN MULLANE Buck playod his third year for tho old Gold and Black. And ho could always bf' dopmnlod on to make good gains. Ho was also a good dofonsivo man. John has one IIIOIT' yoar to play. Football Season Falls IS ......., ,. ...... N ....... ...... G mndy C0lll1f'l' fl Falls IL..- ........... ,.,.... X Yost Vlfatorloo 421 Falls ll ......... - ........ .,...................., N ovada 0 Falls 6 ....... ....... ' Fraining' Svhool 0 Falls 0 ........ .......,. ..,.,........,........,,.. I I ampton 0 Falls III ...... - .....,. .. ............... Codar Falls 0 Falls 2 ,........ ........ I Vvlustor City IS Falls 0 ...,..... .,.............. I lows lil Falls ll .....................,............,,,.,..........................,.................... Eldora lil Tlivro was a good turnout of football Oandidatos at tho llK'Q'llllllllQ,' of tho soason and though thvro wort' fow lottorlnon hack tlwro wow likoly pi-ospovts. lloavli Ilartolma, with tho hvlp of Uoavh Landis, turnod out a team that, altliough tlwy did not win all tllflil' gamvs, mado a vommonrlahlo record. 'Fhough a good many lnonlhors of thc' toam aw lost by g'r:1dnation tlioro is still suffiviffnt matvrial loft to make a Sllf'1.'l'SSlilll toam next yoar. XYO wish them tho host of luck in tho futuro. i Page 41 The POLYSCQPE 197.8 Y -Y Y- - - Y sl ucsiigfaar -:A - 1 , Y Y '- Wrestling Top Row -James Bruce, Marion Beattie, Bruce War ner, Hamld Sutton. George Berlin, Douglas Lillis, Dale Crecelius, Earl Hngyzlnbotham. Bottom Row- Everett Gardner, Richard Bruce, Kenneth Grnwmlen. Gorden Rosenberg, John Chnmplin, Marion Hoskin, Mr. Bartelmn. Ijllgf' 42 The POLYSCOPE 1918 -ef e e -'J sesame 'U 's -ee Wrestling Season .xlllhlllgll ilu' wwstling svzismi was rust SIll't'lZlt'lll2lI' :ls lair :is wiiiniiig nu'1'ts wus 1'Ull4'f'llIl'Ii, this will ln' 1i':u'1-nl to ilu' t:u'1 that with lvw l'xm'1ilxuiis Hlll' 1011111 was miiiipimsawl nl lllllll'l'- l'lilSSll1L'll who haul iu'w'r lwvn out fm' wwstling ln-l'nu'. lliulvi' ilu' guiilauuw' ul' Mr. Il:irtm'lii1:i our sqiuul pi-ugi'1'ssi'1l rnpillly :uul :it tlu' mul ul' tlu' svusmi nur tvzxm was :uiuuig tlu' lwst in llu' sI:llm'. 'l'lu' lwi'usIu'vts fm' 1u'xt 'VK'Ill'S1'l'lll very ggcuul :if 1his1iliu'. luwzl l zills SNA ...... ..... 1 'lziriuu ZITWQ luwu l :1lls ISM: ..... ,,,,,,,.,...,,....,,,. X 1xu's ISV: l11u':1 l :llls EFUQ ...... .,.., ' l'i-:lining Hvluml LZZZM3 lrHY:l l :llls Ztilfin .,,.. Eilgll' fil'UYl' SFHQ luwzl lszllls N ,,.. ,,,,, l nrt lllulgl' 23 lmvu l :llls SN ....., ....., N vw ll:uiip1mi 5 llxwzl l-'zills ll ..... ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,A, l ' ivsvu ill luw:1 l'l2lllH .... Vlllllllllllg' Hvluml 27 State Meet 'l'lu' staitm' nu's't was lu'lil :lt .Xuu's. 'l'lu'u' wvu' live' Ill4'll c'uti'u'4l :uul mu ul' this iulmlivi' Iwn gut tu tlu' s4'mi-Iinnls :uul uiu'u'1'ii1 l'lt'2ll thru In NYlll Ilu' slam' 1'll2lIIIlllllllSlllIP. lluskiiis iii ilu' N5 Ibtlllllll l'lZlSS went In llu' semi-liiizlls :llul RllSt'lIlll'l'g wma llu' lll5 imuiul vlnss, 'lllu' slufwiiig iiuuli' lry ilu' ntluw' i'11li':1lils luriii luwai l :1lls wus :also x'c'i'y 1'u'mlit:il'lm'. Qordun Rosenberg lmvzi Falls lligh was wry lilllfllllilll' in luiviug :ui lll1llX'l4lll2ll stair Slll'll :is lhmlim RlDS1'lllll'l'g' This 'Y1'2ll'. Rusmiln-i'g luis li:ul :1 vlzxim on tlu' stuln' vliaxliilviuii- ship lm' lwu .Yl'2ll'S lay mu-1' ml1'f1':1ti1lg' ilu' mnii wlui won llu' Ullillllllllllliilllll ul' his vlziss :uul uiuw' losing' il lil' for lirsl. 'l'his -vvaii' lu' won tlu' lilln' mul :llsn ilu' l'n'nli':il .X. .X. ll, flllillllllllllwlllli. Gmwluii luis an u':1l futuu' in wwstliiig. Ili' is guing' in Grauul lizipills lu tlu' llillllbllill llllIl'llZlllH'lll. Gmail luwli In him. Page 45' The POLYSCOPE 197.8 Basketball i'oAt'1l l,ANlxlS7'l'his was Uuarli Laildis' iirst yvai' at Iowa Falls. llv il1I'lll'1i out :1 guml tvzun 1'llllSiti0l'illg' thl' lizuuiivap umlvr' whivh ho startwl, that uf lmviiig' only um- lvttc-rnizm lvavk f!'0Ill last y0:11 s tvzmi. . Gmail sportnmixsliip and clean baske-tiuall was his motto and hv instilhwl this thmlglnt into thc' minds of his llll'll. H0 was silluwl' and haul no i:2lY0l'ifl'S. Thr- lNlliIli1ll'i'fy of lmys' irzlskvf- hall shouhl im-rvzisv through his I'H:lll'fS nr-xt yvar. 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H1111 lllillll' lll'l' t1'z1111 :I s111-vvss lmlv lll'l' IN'l'Sl'VUl'lllIl'1', '.1'i1l1 :1 llf'Yl'l' gin' up spirit, 1':1i1' play, :mil gmail s11111't111z111sl1i11. ln 11'isl1i11g' lurk to lll'Xt .YI'1ll' s t1':1111, 11 1111'l111h's tlll' l'4'fllI'll ut Miss Gm-lam-l. Buck Row' Mary Henderson, Helen Lzirgent. Rosemary Welden. Miss Goebel. Doris Amumlson, Norma Hadley, Buclah H1'z15:z1. 1 l'0l1l R0wf:Milcl1'ed De La. Elizabeth Marks, Evelyn S11e111'e1'. Golmlena Klrmp, Dorothy Hensley, Golclzl Hall, Dorothy Smith, Pat1'i1-in McClure, Estella Grnote1's, Evelyn Hughes. tllflf' 46 w- 1. M- i39f M 1 X I 5. 1-A 'H- The PCJLSTSCIOI E f - . Y ' 'ef ieq-2591: wr' L , s 1 1918 GOLDA HALL Golda has l1een a good captain throughout the year. With her excellent work at center she was a real leader for the rest of the girls. The team that gets her next year will gain a valuable player-Good luck, Goldal EVELYN SPENCER Spence exeells 11ot only in basket sliootiug but i11 l1er team work. She has been a member of the team for three years and our loss thru her graduation is a big one. PATTY MCCLURE Does Patty shirk? No l l ! She is i11 tl1e game every minute. Patty was the unanimous choice for captain for next year. We feel sure that under her leadership 1ve'1l have a hard Iightin' team. ESTELLA GROOTERS Stell',, the dependable. 'Twas a good forward that could get around her. We feel sure that she deserves no less than a place as All State guard. Estella is another girl lost by graduation. ' Page 47 The POLYSCOPE 1918 A A ev wwf we A DOROTHY SMITH At center or at guard we could always depend on Dorothy to give all she had. Graduation takes Dorothy, foo. MILDRED DEHLA We could always count on Mickey to make foul shots even if the bank board was loose. Judging by this year's success we know shc'll be a crackerjack next year. ELIZABETH MARK This is Lizzies' first and last year. She surely did keep her opponents from making baskets. Elizabeth graduates this spring-her place at guard is going' to be a hard one to fill. ' GOLDENA KLOPP Another guard and a mighty fast one-fighting from the first to the last second. She too is lost by gradua- tion. Page 48 The POLYSCOPE 192.8 e so lf s -H mime o- 2 F Games VVellsbnrg Qtherej December 13, 1927 Our girls piayed their first game of basketball with Wellsburg. They had two new players to break in so the score indicates that with a little more experience they could have won. The score was 9 to 14 in favor of Wellsbu1'g. ' Whitten Qherej This was the first game played on the home floor and we met with more success this time and defeated Whitten 23 to 14. Eldora Cherej January 11, 1927 Iowa Falls and Eldora met with the same old spirit of rivalry. Eldora was not allowed a single field basket throughout the game. The score was 23 to 5. MeCallsburg C herej McCallsburg came, an undefeated team, but they went home with their record broken. 1. F. downed their team by a score of 17 to 12. Hampton fherej Hampton eame here determined to win but I. F. had the same determination. Evidently a little stronger because the game ended, after a real battle, with a 12 to 10 score in favor of I. F. Eldora Ctherej This game was a little better than the preceding one, but it still was none too fast. Spencer 's iield baskets was the outstanding feature of the game. The score stood 27 to 15. Wellsburg Cherej The girls went into this game to even things with WellslJu1'g a11d fought to the finish. The score stood 17 to 19, but it was in WVellsbnrg's favor so the account is still lopsided. We 'll settle with them next year. Hampton ftherej VVe traveled up to Hampton, and I. F. put up a good fight, but with Patty and Goldena unable to play. it was too much and Hampton won with a seore of 19 to IG. Hardin County Tournament On the morning of March 9, I. F. played Owasa in the first 1'ound of the County Tourna- ment. The game ended with a 26-6 score in favor of I. F. In the second round I. F. met VVhitten. This game was a little more exciting. It too, ended in favor of I. F.-16 to 11. This brounght the team to the finals. The championship game, played between I. F. and Eldora, was won by I. F. with an 18 to 12 score. By this victory the team not only won the 1927-28 trophy, but also the three year cup which has been in the possession of I. F. for two consecutive years. Sectional Tournament The Girls' Sectional Tournament was held in I. F. March 22 to 24. I. F. drew a bye in the first round and Wellsburg for the second. This game was one of the battles of the tournament. Both teams were playing good hard basketball. At the half the score was 11 to 10 in favor of I. F., but the game ended with a. 14 to 18 score in favor of Wellsburg. Wellsburg went on thru the tournament and won second place in the State. r Page 49 The POLYSCGPE 1918 -1 . - .-- ful scalar M. - .1 Calendar MARCH Thurs. 1-Beginning on this date and for the rest of the week is the Boys' Sectional B. B. tournament at Webster City. Our boys didn 't win. Thurs. 8-The Girls' Sectional B. B. tournament for the rest of week, here. There was some excitement when I. F. played Wellsburg, and Oh! the weeps when they beat. Mon. 12-Football letters were awarded and a bluff and likeable gentleman with the moniker El Comaneho gave ns a talk. Tues. 13-Everybody is having' his grinders looked over and jabbed at by some of our prominent teeth jerkers. Wecl. 14-At the second round of state deelam work at Nevada, Viola got 3rd and Pat 4th. Sun. 18-High School students had it all their own way at the Congo Church this evening. It was High School night. Mon. 19-The Boys' Glee Club entered the theatrical business. They sang at the Met. Opera House. Thurs. 22- The Captain of Plymouth, the operetta was put on for this night and the next. Mon. 26-Track began. APR1L Mon. 2-Vaeationl For a whole week! Itls unbelievable! Mon. Sl-Back to sehool again, and the Lowlifer bids you Adios, Au Revoir, Auf Wiedhershen -or what have you! rf -it C illll! Ne L' ll Q A - f'Qi'9 ' Page 50 iR! ACTIVITIES 5526 EW gg 1-' , 1 , .3 ,J A , fl.. r'7-'W VV .35 r. A :J 15. V 'ii Jw. ,E ,A ., -71.511, F: ,px Q-5 MS.. f f 1: 2 1 54' wwe Qgt' r.U -fm-:, .' ffl iefzff Qxv fr . 34.1, - ig , .,- -1 3 A' 1 ri-. 1'-., if f?:' LM ? wp. ' 'g-141' :i ff ,A., .J ,..,, H4 a M M ' HI I sf ,- 11.7. L U .zlj fx -.1312 . ' + 3551. V 1 . W? Q HAY ' . 1 , 'L .. . ,F Q ? a p , 4 fr I 5 - 1 Z 1 A .1 15. s. L. N. W. Q' W 'il' 'I ,srl FQ 35 . Q- 5 .,p. if 1 M.: ,r 75' f, Tr, 451 '55 if ., ,:. ,. if I . H !. I., I, V. 5, 1. lb, Q. 3. K ,, i . r, i'w UP , ,Q ,, wr- g f V ,.1u..'. . i,.' . -I,.5 .,.- - , 1 1 -, Y ' 5.141 J f Q,j,f..'--. ' gxkf ..,. J v ,-.,,-,, fav, t J-.,.! . uw., . aff, v-. X H UFO 1' ' HM aim The POLYSCOPE 199.8 A -nf - f--J vwiiww 'Q-A-1 f Student Council . l1la'i.wr.v XIV. 4'I1:1s. Nvvvln Mr. Ulm: f'nw:m lzfrv wrlire 11011171 x1'l'll NUWYUIIY lll'l'SillUIl1 Putty MM'l11l1'+Yim'-l'1'vsi1l1'1l1 Iinluris l ivt1'-S1-v1'0tz1ry :mul 'l'l'4':1s11l'm'r RI'2I'RICHI'IN'I'.X'l'l Y EH Nr'llinl'.x Z4-Ipllzl I,l'I'llySlliI'I' Grimm-Il Oswuml ,lun infzv Nl:ll'-V llullvrmmk 11lll'S1I'l' YYUII' NIJIIIIUIIHIIV .v Doris 'Fhinvs ' filillltlt' Fwtv l rf xl: mu H Inlvillm' Dixon llzlmlxl N4-lsnn Our svluml is wmtmlls-41 :ls muvh :ms Imssilmlc- Ivy SflI1ll'llf'Ill1llllx laws. 'l'h0y fm' 2UIlT1iIliSfI'1lU'4I In' :l lmcly of poupln' svlvvtawl frmn H111 stuslvnt lmmlmv known :ls ilu' Htllrlvllt vullllvil. II is .1 1l4'llllN'l'Iltil' m',g1':ll1il:1timl wllivll has Ill'UYQ'll vm-ry s:l1is1':u'1ury fm' smvrzll yvurs. Pu -lf! The POLYSCOPE 197.8 Music Organizations Band op Iluxx Althul' I'L1lnog,', llouvr Ilulo, Holme-rt Kopp, Mr. licohc, Jvrolnv Amlvrson, llzxrolcl Bryan, John l'lllllL!'0, Curl G1-.vn. Robert Chiquvl, Chester Wolfv. lio.lon1 Row Clznullv lfiru-, Glen Croc-lwr Vernon Smith, Williv Vrynv, Norris Ncvvln, Arthur lflnmly. Arnold Andurson, llrinnell Oswood, Melvin Ixelbergr. Orchestra Hawk Row Gordon Collis, Koprcr Halo, Vernon Smith. John Fudge, Jerome Anxlurson. Williv Pryno, Curl Greun, Mrs. Ge-nungr, Robert McEwan, Cllveste-r Wolfe, Roger Kane-, Langdon Mc-Millvn, Iluanv Amululson, Floyd Kurtz, Carl Pryne. Harley Kennedy. 'ront Row ,Molvin Kelllwmx. Grinnell Oswood, Arnold Anderson, Glen Cl'U1'liPl', Arthur Eaxly, Dolorr-S lfie-lv. Clallslo lfie-te, Mary Holbrook, Eleanor Pzlgelson. I 11111 5-I The PQLYSCQPE 1918 r -f if www is - - Class m Wmcl lnstmments :wk Row Gilford llerliclcl, Erlwalrml Henring. 'l'lu-odors lie-rlivlel, Dzilu C11-vulills. lluill:n'cl BL'l'lll'lli. rnnl Row Rom-r Wilkinson, Burnoll Stowe, Lc-slif: Rankin, Ilnlnrvs Fietu, Mr. lic-vhe, Glznlys Frishil George Larsen, Allen Mm-Clm-ml. Violin Class up Row Orville Kurtz, Phillip Lvslio, Arthur JUllll':Ol1, Mrs. Genung, Kaxllivrinu Filts, Alpwin- Alnlursl Wilma Nyce. Ill. Milhllo Row Mz1r1,::u'et Reynolds, Paul Kruesun, lrunv SQUllOiH'lli'iEl', June f'ntlnn. Mrs. llullork, Inst r11r'lm': M2il'yfll0l'llL' Sanders, Blanche Sm-ers, Marian Oswuml, Trulnzxn Emxlm-kings. 'runl Row Marjorie Hensley, Katherine Smnle-rs, l,mx'vl Chrislonmn, llc-lun I'nuls1m, Ill-rnnrni Gnrn. Evelyn Harris, George Johnson. I J r ll!!! The POLYSCOPE 1918 f- - -W - J aacryj iam: ku- Y- - - Evelyn First Girls' Qlee Club Spencer, Doris Houston, Patricia McClure. Ma1'y Rapp. Mary Henderson, Nellie Weatlmrnuin, Mildred De La, Algene Andersnn. Clarissa Poland. Mary Holbrook, Maxine Kennedy, Helen ,Mokelstead, Doloris Fiete, Helen Mahoney, Alice Infclt, Grace Sluhr. Norma Hadlvy Eslella Grooters, Golilena Klomv, Doris Amundson, Jeanne Foster, Dorothy Smith, Eslella Kuenklcf, Guida Hall, Viola Smith, Elinor Cobb, Mildred Stonebraker, Edith Allison. Dorothea Ca1'pu1ler. Second Girls' Cglee Club Hazel Anderson. Doris Thines. Dorothy Nelson, Helen Jannsc-n, Beverly Lyon, Wilmzi Nyce. Glxulys Frisbie, June Foster, Luelta Lord, Mary Lehman, Dorothy Mussman, Zelpha llorlryslrirl-, l.u1'iIIs' Dixon, Elinor Spears, Lur-ille Mossxnan, Vivian Campbell. Gert:-ulle lllNllY,1!SOIl. Pugf' .GG The POLYSCOPE 197.8 -1- -1 -f f ' -f -J wesiiww M: - f W- -'- ' Boys' Qlee Club Back Row Herbert Larson, Charles Turner, Robert McEwan, Richard Bruce, James Bruce, Herbert Millhollin, Eldon Doty, Harold Beattie. Third Row Myron Gilbert, Chester Wolfe, Gordon Collis, Donald Grooters, Carl Grec-n, Homer Calkins. Second Rowr- Grinnell Oswood. Wilbur Windeckor, Vern Newton, Donald VVliit0. Lloyd Anderson, John Mullano, Hamilton Borfielml, Wendell Mossman, Vernon Smith, Mnlvin Kolboryr, Trueman Enirelkingz, Claudv Fiete, Harold Bryan. l r.mt Row Edwin Sluter, Douglas Lillus, Walter Mullane, Gordon Rosenberg, Donald Baron, Robert Grootcrs, Mrs. Genung, Benjamin Smith, Alvin Swanstrom. Page 5 The POLYSCOPE 1918 The POLYSCOPE 199.8 A P -ew fesamf w - Operetta CHARACTERS Miles Standish, who is wonderfully like Caesar..... .......... ...... .................. -..- ........... Vern Newton John Alden, the diligent scribe ............... - ................................. .............. .. .......... .A lvin Swanstrom Elder Brewster, who believes life is only sorrow ........... .. ...,.......... .. .......... ...... .... Herbert Milhollin Erasmus, Miles' right bower ................................,.......... - .......,.... -..- ..... .. .............. .Richard Bruce Wattawomut, Chief of the Pequots..... .......... .. ............. ..-..- .............. . ......................... Gordon Collis Peeksuot, an Indian messenger .........,....................,..............,.......................................... Herbert Larson Richard, Stephen, Gilbert, Lads of the Colony ........ Chester Wolfe, Lloyd Anderson, James Bruce Theodore, a soldier in Miles' army Priscilla, the fairest maiden in Plymouth..... .......... ...... ...... .. .......... ........- ............ ... ...... .Mary Repp Katonka, an Indian P1'incess..... ...................... .. ......... .......... ................ .......... A lice Infelt Mercy, an early American girl..... .............. - ... Act I-A street of Plymouth. Act II--Scene I--In a Puritan Act III-A street of Plymouth. MUSIC AND DANCES Kitchen. Scene II-A Deep F orest. .......Evelyn Spencer Aet I.-Opening Chorus The Wail of the Prophet ....... ...... . .. . ...... .. .......... .....Brcwster and Youths Friendship 's Call .............. 1 ......................... .. ...... .. ....... -..- ....... .. ........... John and Maidens Hail Captain of Plymouth ,...... ................... ....... .. .............. - . ... ...... .............Chorus Just What a Little Maiden Should Do ........ ...... .. ........ . .... ........... Mercy and Sextette Love is Life ........,.,...................,.................... ...... . .... ........ .. ......,....... ...... ...,...... .Priscilla Hornpipe Dance ......... ................ .. ...... .. ..-.... ......... ........ S ailors and Maidens Finale Y Act II. Scene I.-Interior of Priseilla's Home. Spinning Song ............................... .. ........... ............. .................... P 1 'iscilla 'and Maidens Love Thy Neighbor ...... - ........ ....... ....,.......... John and Priscilla Scene II. Indian Ghost Dance ,........ ....... - ........... W attawamut and Indians Flirtation ...................., .. ......... ............. ...... .. . ..Miles and Katonka Indian Lullaby ........... .. ........ .. ........... Indian Maidens Act III.-Same as Act I. Soldier Chorus. I'm Sorry That I Said It-But I Did ......... .. ............... Nothing To Do But Chat ....... I ..............................,..... .. ........ ' Finale-Chorus ..- .......... .. .......... .. ....... M iles .........Mercy and Sextette Page 5.9 The POLYSCOPE 1918 Junior Play IQ2 7 The Melting Pot VAST UI VII.-XR1-Uf'l'PlRN Ilzlviml Q11ix:1mm, .,..,.,.,,A,,,....,.. ....,..........................,.., R crhxwt XV1'l1lol1 M1-n1I1-I QQHIXZLIIU .....,, ......,.... N 'vm Nvwtun Ii:11'1n1 R21X'l'lI1l2ll ...,.,,,.... ...... 1 'cllIN l'1 XV0lVl'11llL'll IgHl'Ulll'SS Ralvmnnlal ........ ............... Fvrn A111111 Y1'1':1 R:1v1'111l:1l .....,,...,,.. - ...... .......... N 'inlu Smith QlIi1lt'.V TJ2lVI'IlIl0l'f, J1' .,... ....,. I Iuwzml l':1pwv1l llvrr I,ZllDlll'llIl1'iS1l'I' ,....,. ...... R nlph hrIt'f'lllI'l' l l'2llI f.elliXIlllU ............. ....... I' llinm' Volwlw K:1fl1l111'11 O'R1'iH.1' ...... ....................... ...... K I Ulllil lI:1ll SYNOPSIS .X Stil'I'illQ' 1111'l111l1':11n:1 l'l'l2llillQ,' tllv 1'xlw1'i0111-vs of :1 Russian fillllillk' who 11111111 to .XH1PI'if'1l 11,1141 1111111 11'1'1'1' Iusvml :lml l'4'1Hl'llll'll, 111 tlw g'l'l'2lf 11101111115 put uf :1ll l'2l1'4'S, into 11-:ll ,XlNf'I'i1'2lll vitixvlls. 'l'l11' SllI'l'4'SS of tho play was llllf' l2ll'j,1'l'ly tu H111 I'll2l1'llillQ' ul' Mrs. M1'l'u.v, Ill'1' Miss 'l'1'i111ll1'. I'411f71' 60 guulmul us flll'0ll,Q'll zuumtluw' wry SlIK'l'0SSflll .Yl'2ll'. llm' llllflllllllg' 1'lu'1'gjy mul c'l'l'm'ts 1'umlu'14'n1 m'uau'l1iug, mul lu'l' plavc' will The POLYSCOPE 1928 Y- -, Y Y 1 -:J :ini 5301: W - - -7- A Miss lVll.lil'll, nur lll'lLlll2lfll' vuavli, Ill'0Yl'1l tu lu' :1 winning' inspirzltimi. XV4' !'l'Q'l'I'f that this is ll1'l' last j'I'2ll' ill l. l . ll. S., :is our ilcwlzunzitnry Slll'I'0SS in tlu' last two yvzlrs was uliu' lo lim' lu' lun-il to till. Declamator Olll u1':llum111 sixtx' l'tllltl'SlillllS :it flu' lirsi uf tlu' 341'2lSllll tlu' l'ullmx'iugg' i'niu1u'ti'1l in ilu' lumu' vmitvsl :mul llu' firsts :uul svvmuls in this i'untc'sl wwf' as fullmvs: Or:itm'i1'zil Drzllmitim' lllIllllll'1l1lS l. Viola Smith l. R-usvlnziry Wvlelvn l. l':1tl.v IXlc'l'lui-1' 2. .Xlviu SNY2lllSll'Ulll Lf. Gulwlmizi Klupp 2. l'lliz:ilu'lli Mark v v - . - - w llu' svmnuls Ill :ill vlzissvs lmm tlllii mnilvst m'mupi't4'1l lll ilu' vunuty i'un14'sl :ii lulilurzi. llm'11', Alvin SW2lllSll'Ulll u'r'1'ix'1'1l ai first mul Gulelvuzl Klupp Zl svvmul, wliivli rzililivml luwzi l :ills lirsl mul vntitlful tlu'n1 to tlu' wvuuty vup. 'l lu' lirsls lmm tlu' lumu' 1'un11's1 l'HlllllUll'1l in ilu' sinh' smivs mul fwu ul' llu'lu, Yiulu Hlllllll mul Putty 1Xll'flllll'l'- iwnl :iw far :is ilu' svvmul muiul. Top Row--Rosemary Welclen. Goldena Klolm. Viola Smith, Miss Wilbur. Bottom Ruwf-Elizabeth Mark, Alvin Swanstrnm, Patty McClure. Pugri 61 The PQLYSCQPE 1918 N ormal Training Club liar-k Row Mary ,Monti:omery, Doris Huston. Irene Saunders, Helen Holbrook, Alice Infelt, Helen Mahoney, Miss Babeoek, Estella Kuenkel, Georgia Chandler, Virginia Carpenter. Front Row Edith Cross, Dorothy VVillizuns, Ruth Croft, Estella Grootcrs, Elizabeth Mark. Dorothy 'l'idn1an. Gt-rtrude Thompson. Home Economics Club Top Row Miss Mendell, Esther Townsend, Dorothy Anderson, Elizabeth L:-xmherson. Dorothy Allison, Arloene Newton, Eva Anderwon, Dorothy Nelson, Buelah Brown. Seeond Row- Caroline VVindeeker, Maxine Kennedy. Wava Palmer, Golda Fisher, Cornelia Sutton. Glee Frerleriek, Viola Nichols. Wanda Mills, Bernice Stuhlzlings, Lui-ille Becker, Gertrude Ladd, Hazel Kellin. Third Row Helen Evan, Helen Westgate, Elinor Hedland, Pauline Tyler, Avonelle Chance, Lucille Bottke, Gwendolyn Bryan, Mildred Stonebraker. 'Ur' G3 The POLYSCOPE 1918 f H A ' A ! h,., . ' Lqgliff , J .mi L xfwasi In i H Q 'f f' ,223 gig ,V 5 iw A Polyscope Board Maury R4'llIb lluwzml f'21llWt'll Elimn' Vulmlv Willnll' Wimlc-1-km' D Editor 1511s.-Mnlmzlgm' ,Xssww 't Enliim' .Xssfw 't Lua. MOT. rw Polyscope Staff Glvilhl llnll-'Girls' .Ktlllvtivs lh'l'lwl't MilIl1nIIinA-linlvs' .Xlhlviivs Rulwrt xvf'Il1Q'Il-VIIISSUS Illallvllt' Mifvllvll Ralph AIt'lYllll'l'7f12lll'lllI2ll' Evvllvn SlN'll1'4'l'YSIlIlllSll0tS Yvrn Nvwtun Gurdon Rusr-nln-rg f'll2ll'Il'S 'l'111'1wrfI :u'11lty Jam' 0011111-ll-'I'ypis1 Elizulwth Mzxrk-Jokvs Viola Smith-Typist Page 63 The POLYSCOPE 1918 --f 'va' Jzniiaw Lap- --' - The POLYSCOPE 192.8 V - - - .J no , DR. HALSTEIN Chiropractor X-ray Laboratory DR. R. M. SMITH Dentist Cuplin Block DR. L. E. GORDON Osteopath Phone 503 DRS. WRAY 8: PAGELSEN 712 Washington Ave. Office Phone 126 B. E. PURCELL, M. D. Practice Limited to Eye, Ear, Nose, and Throat Lens Grinding DR. C. W. MANGUN Physician 8: Surgeon Glasses Fitted Ultra-violet Ray DR. W. E. FOLBRECHT Dentist Above Peterson's Hardware ' H. B. HALL at co. Real Estate Loan, Insurance Exchange and Rentals DR. j. W. BURGESS, M. 716 Washington Ave. D. L. E. THORP Loans and Investments District Agent Central Life Assurance Co. WHY I FLUNKED IN HISTORY I thought-St. Bernard was a dog. Carthage was Cartilage. Joan of Arc was Noah 's wife, Ellie River was in Mexico. Monks had tails and lived in trees. Athens was in Georgia. Guilds were what a fish breathed through. La Salle was an automobile. The battle of Brandywine was fought between liootleggers and hi-jaekers. I also slept in class. Now history is repeating' itself-I'm taking it over again. Seems to me that Mother nature has provided for every contingency. VVhat prompts that nloral reflection? Look at the way she has placed our earsg yet 1,000,000 years ago. she did not know that we were going to hook glasses on them. Page 66 The POLYSCOPE 1918 - - f - ul ncsiigmmc 'ir' - - -- '1 Pg 66 The PoLYsCoPE 1918 Q10 0 Q . l . 0 I : W' O 4 J. 0 'P 'T a T uh u J: 0 'Y' u T J. 'Q O 'o o 0 'O O , o o Q Advertising Cooperators VVC the Senior Class thru the medium of this page, wish to express our sincere thanks and appreciation to those business men whose cooperation has made tho 1928 Polyscopc possible. ll Il 55 NVOODS HOTEL CAFE PRINCESS SVVEET SHOP IOWA CAFE COTTON 85 BENEDICT HALL 'S SIIIPLEYS GILDNER Sa KLOVE W. H. BURROVVS BLANDIN 'S FRANK KING VV. H. HIBBS KESSELS O. C. COBB YV. VV. BAKER 'x IDEAL ELECTRIC CO. BROOKS CLEANERS D. VV. REPP WILBUR FURNITURE CO. GOHRING AUTO CO. VVELDEN AUTO CO. BURKETT-JOHNSON KOON Sa MARK J. C. PENNEY W. K. ARMENTROUT GRAHAM BROS. THE CHAIN STORE GROC. E. E. ROMAINE R. C. ABORN O lol T Q Jn Q sl a 'P I 'T 4. . lr Q T fr O .Ll O Page 67 The POLYSCOPE 1918 -Y W - ul :ami iam: Vu -- Y , - V L L 1, , V ll, N .THE Qfwffrloo - mana! L1 ll' ew ,B J 9 AN N UALS by the scor are bemg added yearly to the Cady large school annual busm han dled by thxs concern The reasons are obvnous f here you wall find a school annual s ICC that IJ D1 erent new and dxffcrenr nance plans w igsonahzcd scrvxcc 1deas nd helps than XX 1 'R clzfferent and many o cr thmgs not gll X avaulable from other sources T ly WWF! fir Om' Plan a Rfprcsmtalm v. lk WX WJ Gladb cazz Q. ll E r Lal -X BW TERLOO ENGRAVING AND SERVICE COMPANY gsm Iowa M1368 lsMmn Chncago Ill X Xu .1 swung .aossvpllubsf 534WgIyB ld N l W! ,Mf4 g , Z 9 If lllgll 'EI f if Q ...-- ' glhnfimllllllull li ull! -srl-.:l ' -1.1 .5533-::,.w ii-4 99 xl l y y Il a l l 1 iff y if Yu Qs' W , K , ,IA li li 'Hi' 'L my WE - . 'X in 7 I I l N nfl Q f ag X . l . ay -N X 5, l , XV ily KA ,xr w nw it -- , l ill- Eihy L v N yn- R ,xx . ' . . 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Am Iliiixzf A Q .. .- - xi ff- , 2-1 5.16, 'Q V ,, bw ,J if . . 4, 3. , ,, L 3 .u. 1 A ,-Mm wi? J ha, , ' Jax . gn, .. , - V 4, L . Q 'IJF . , . ., -, K f- 'Kg ul ' ,lei -- gk. . , '-,I ,. .. 'A 'f , ,.'w,., f Wil aff? ::515'fS:1'Lf' ',E!.1,1:.!-l3?.Efgf! '1 iffy 11' 'qs . Q, ,L ,, H, . l ., l ,.gkk I . . b V f . f 1, 1 l ' H ThePoLYscoPE 1918 s '-'A 1C5llWINf s-e A Jokes Miss Berg- Wl1at do we mean when we say the whole is bigger than any of the parts'l'l Leslie-iiOne of ma's do-nuts. Ben M.- Can I have a nickel for the old man who is outside cryingili' Miss Goebel- Yes of courseg but what is the old man crying about? Ben M.- He's crying, 'Peanuts 5c a bag'! Herbert L,- Funny hats should cost more than pianos. Lillian W.- They don 't dear. What made you think sold' Herbert L.- Well, that sign in the window says, Hats-S10 np. and just now I saw a sign in another window, Pianos-5F10 down. Jimmy Bruce took his girl to the fail festival and she said, Oh, Jimmy, those hot dogs smell so good. ' ' Jimmy- Let's move a little closer then. Miss Brand, in Caesar Class- Golda, decline video. Golda fto classmatej- VVhat verb did she say? Classmate- Dumbed if I know. Golda-Ubumbifino, dumhitinare, dumhifinavi, dumhifinatus. Doug.- How would you play hooky from a correspondence school? Gordon-- I'd send them an empty envelope. Myrna- Are you in favor of clubs for women? Bo. N.- Absolutely, if kindness has no effect. Robert Weldon- Doctor, why does so small a cavity feel so large to the tongue? Doctor- Just the natural tendency of the tongue to exaggerate. I suppose. Miss Mcndell- Is this milk pasturizedl Willard Osgood- Sure is, we get it from the preacher 's cow. Chris- Try some of my Scotch perfume. Mildred-' ' VVhy Scotch? ' ' Chris-- Oh, it keeps it 's scent. Miss Soper, leading in the singing at a Sunday School party, told everyone to write their favorite hymn on a slip and hand it to her. Alice Dutton brought her slip up to the desk and was real bashful about it. Miss Soper wonderingly looked at the slip. On it was written, 'Noris Neveln.' Page 6.0 The POLYSCOPE 192.8 Y 1 -V - 1 Y-sl 1155415391: M. Y - -'WJ Shirley- I need a new bathing suit. Chester-' ' That 's nothing. ' ' Dick Bruce- Why in heaven 's name does Spence shut her eyes when she sings? Herbie-HShe's so kind hearted she can 't bear to see others suffer. Don 't worry if your job is small And your rewards are few, Remember that the mighty oak Was once a nut like you. Miss Daum- Clarence Tressemer, why is Ireland the richest country in the world? Clarence T.-- Cause it's capital is always fDublin'.H Wally- That man is wanted in Chicago. Goldena-- What for! Wally- He's a crook. Goldena- VVhy do they want any more crooks in Chicago? This sort of thing can't go on, announced the 240 pounder as she tried to struggle into her slim sisterls bathing suit. Teacher- I take great pleasure in giving you SHO. Pupil- Aw, make it a 100 and enjoy yourself. Vern- I asked if I could see Mary Repp home. Myron- And what did she say? Vern- She said she 'd send me a picture of it. Howard C.- Why are you wearing so many coats on such a hot day? Dale J.- I'm going to paint my fence and it says on this can, 'To get the best results, put on at least three coats'. Cowan- Not a person in this class will he given liberty this afternoon. Voice from back of class-- Give me liberty or give me death. Cowan-' ' Who said that? H Voice-' 'Patrick Henry. ' ' 4 Evelyn S.- Pm so glad you like it! Mother says chicken salad and strawberry tarts are the only thing I can make right. Herbie- Which is this, darling? S. S.,Teache1'- Wl1ei'e do little boys go who fish on Sunday? Jimmy B.- Over to the deep pool on Perkins' farm. Page 70 'I The POLYSCOPE 1918 Y- -Lu 'IGSHRI un- - - J Ralph MCC.- VVell, give me a. hook I can wade thi'ough. Miss Fitting- See if you can wade through this. Ralph-- What is it? Miss F.- Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea. Lesson in Grammar: Wally- Her nc-ive is rntlier good looking, oh? Kenny G.- Don,t say, 'knees is' say, 'knees ai'e'.'y Irae- Teacher, would yon punish anyone for something they didn 't do? Miss Berg- Why no, Irae, of course not. Why? Irae- Well, then, I didn 't do my fLI'ifllIl10tiC.77 Ns B f Sgxs f W ..g,:, X STH - X'- yi 'AA ew -- V' ix vt H X - J' Y W 4 vii, FS' rl, Flu I X- fv lin - Lgffj ., ji. ,r Page 71 The POLYSCOPE I918 1 d -L rd Mgmt v. d 41 f Autographs f My handwriting When school is out address my letters Page 72 .F it-.r w , 'i 9-fn-T H v '-,-, i- 'af F5 WH f 'ax K gf. 1 5 4. 5. -I' ar, ,x r. 1 A wir- , W- 2 Ax, N: ' .alfa , r. 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