New Hampton High School - Shadow Yearbook (New Hampton, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 52 of the 1924 volume:

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Copyrighted 1924A-By Senior Class Editor-in-Chief - Business Manager Advertising Manager Associate Editor Organizations - Society - - Girls' Athletics - Boys' Athletics - Humorous Editor - Humoious Editor Calendar - - Calendar - Art Editor Photographer - Ste-nographer Stenographer THE STA17 F - James Babcock - Kurt Rose Charles Wilkins - Charles Kenyon - Effie-Attleson Lois McAloon - Lois Crawford - - Joseph Cooney Sybilla Kellershon, Huber Rouse - Alice Smith Wendell Russell Pauline Gardner - Lowell Seeliger - Melba Tank Anna May Munson The Shadow Yi Volume Five PQ 5 fs ff If, . 'W qw ff I I I I 1. '-. I 1 H I I X II V 'nlMrpw! l l'lWl.MIIllI PUBLISHED IN THE YEAR 1924 BY THE SENIGR CLASS OF NEW HAMPTQN HIGH SCHQQL NEW HAMPTON, IGWA FOREWORD In order for any shadow to be cast there must be an object and a source of light. At times a perfect object might cast a distorted shadow an-d again at other times a clear shad- ow , but bear in mind the fact that a distorted object never casts a clear shadow , However, the more perfect the object the more distinct the shadow. The objects that have cast the 1924 Shad- ow have been two in number: first, memories of the past., typified by the frontier days which cast aclear Shadow in the scenic pictures of our book. The second object, our school life, has been both clear and distorted. Accordingly, the shadows have varied from perfect reproduc- tions to wavering and flickering images. We trust, kind reader, that as you read the succeed- ing pages you will conclude that it is as clear a Shadow as it could be made, remembering too, that no model made by human hands is perfect. Such being the case, High School life does not al- ways cast a clear shadow. 1 A ' g y , V w ifi! 4 Yr: 4 gy 'N 7 Y it 1 ' in ,-'lglllfl . . .1 Wwwwm K - U J If N vi 1 , nrlnlyr N-mth tk, , . 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'L1-,Lawn iii f I A Seven f'5hZIhlJ1U HAROLD R HARTLEY Prmcxpal B A Mormngs1de College Post Graduate Work Iowa State College Lo L 316 Inf 79th DIVISION A E F Instructor New Hampton H S 21 23 PI'lTlClp3l New Hampton H S 23 The Shakespeare lust tomght ls-- . ., . 1 , . . . . , ., , . . . 7 Y , . ., ' . . . . , 3 ' 'I H . . . - I w-,g-,r:w- - ,. ., . ,df , ., A 1:-l , might .V g'hiIhl11lI ALLIE BEALL Assistant Principal H. S. M. S., Iowa Wesleyan. Instructor, Afton H. S. Principal, Creston H. S. Assistant Principal, New Hampton H. S.. '23W That was very good, dear. 'X i CAROLYN HELMING GLADYS Mc-FARLAND Mathematics ' History I H A Cornell Colle e B. A., University of Wisconsin, lrylrgctor New Haiuijton H S ,23- Instructor, Independence, Wis., H. S., ' ' ' '21-'22. th Jslow, Derwood, you don't understand Instructor' New Hampton H. S., ,23fV A ' . Oh dear me, people. 1512-I Nine E:-'xhahrnu GRACE SAYERS Music Northwestern University. instructor, New Hampton H. S., '23- Boys, will you help move the piano downstairs? LENORE OSTERHUS Domestic Science St. Olaf College. B. S., Iowa State College. Instructor, Rowan H. S., '21-'22, Instructor, New Hampton H. S., '23-A-V A level teaspoonfulof sugar, please. Ten ANNA CRANE English and Public Speaking A. B., Drake University. Instructor, New Hampton H. S., '23- I am going up taown, naow. HARRY L. CRAWFORD Science Boys' Athletics Coach. B. S., Electrical Engineering, Des Moines University. Athletics Coach, Cooper, '21. Instructor, New Hampton H. S.,'22- Let's have it quiet in here, Physics people. K' ...N SSIIICIDLTIIY N... WN LORENE M. KI.ING AGNES HALVORSET Commercial Higtory Vcrlar Rapids Business College. H' A., Gustavus Adolphus College. Gregg School' Chmugo' Instructor, Sanborn H. S., '21-'22, Instructor, Mnquoketa H. S., '19-'2I. Instructor, Otho H' Su, 722-'23- lustructor, Hampton H. S., '21-'23. Instructor, New Hampton H. S., 7237 Instructor, New Hampton H. S., '23 All right typewriting people. LELAND A. ROBERTSON Mathematics and Agriculture li. S., Iowa State College. l'ost Graduate Work, Iowa State College, '23. Instructor, Rardwell, Kentucky, H. S., '21-'22. Instructor, Uhillieothe, Ill., H. S., '22-'23. Instructor, New Hampton H. S., '23 Now, see here. lil ill Let me talk for a change, will you? MARTHA LEORA HAYS Latin and Normal Training H. A., Geneva College. Post Graduate Work., State University of of Iowa. Instructor, CrawfordsvilleH. S., '15-'17. Principal, Prairie City H. S., '17-'18, Instructor, Brooklyn H. S., '18-'19. Principal, Crawfordsville H. S., '19-'20. Instructor, Mediapolis H. S., '20-'21, Instructor, New Hampton H. S., '21A- NoW see here, Miss. 3' ' Eleven K' Twelve fihahuxu fri' 'H '!3!I- Cl-A SSES ?l '1- H, ,.gji,fj:L,ffu?q::6 i a n 1- I 1 41- 32 v - -1- AVA AvA Av. , YY':N, I ,V f , h .-vlviiffiiii , ' H I 'ul IVI' U 1 I: .llln ' X- ll Q 'I W gg . , . 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A l ,QW 'ff ' 2- ef'W1f aff 5 ,asa ' Q1 mai - J 4: Q i y A -M Slyznhuxu N A4411 1 , ,lf 44 ' : ' sf if sw' Q' Tir b 'xr by Q ' NNI 2 . lxxkf. ., X t Q f 1 9 4 , 4 I OG X 192-i I' K' Fourteen gllilhlilll Captain, Football, '23, Football, '22-'23, Class Treasurer, '23, Basketball, '24, President, Athletic Association, '24, Class President, '24, Pep Club, '24. In Physics Lab he liked to experiment Especially, with everything concerning Wrigley's Spearmintf' Class Treasurer, '22g Basketball, '22-'24, Cliass Vice-President, '24, Maggie Pepper , '24, Decliamatory Contest, '24: Business Manager, Shadow , '24, The sweetest hours that e'er I spend. Are spent among the lasses, O. LOIS CRAWFORD Orv' Glee Club, '21-'22-'24, Basketball, '22-'23, Pep Club, '22-'24, Yell Leader, '23, Decl-amatory Contest, '23-'24, Girls' Athletic Editor, Shadow , '24, Let the world slide, let the world go, A fig for care and a fig for woe. Football, '23, Class Treasurer, '24: Maggie Pepper , '24 The boy who knows Radio from A to Basketball, '24, Class Secretary, '24, , Declamatory Contest, '24, Humorous Editor, Shadow , '24, Here is a lad whose happy life, Is one perpetual grin. ill 'N LLOYD HEYER Nlleyer' KURT ROSE Rosie-' GEORGE DAVID Ge0rgie' Ivzard, And Physics from G to Gizzard. 1 HUBER ROUSE Hub' fghilhlilll Class Secretary, '22, Nothing But The Truth , '27 Glee Club, '22-'23, Declamatory Cont-est, '24. A smile for all, a welcome hand, A jovial, winning way she had. LOVNELL TENNIS Tennis Osceola High, Wisconsin, '20-'21, Minnesota College, Minneapolis, Minn., '22-'23g Declamatory Contest, '24, HI am one of those who take the cuckoo for their crest, and their molto noth- ing. FLORENCE UGLUM Flo N. T. T. C., '23-'24, Declamatory Contest, '23-'24. AiTections are as thoughts to her, the measure of her hours. WAYLAND RANSOM Hungry Basketball, '24. His fame as a poet is not yet surpassed, And he is President of the Shakespeare Class. ILTHEL ATTLESON Ethel Declamaiory Contest, ' '21, Feast of The Little Lanterns , '22, Nothing But The Truth , '22, Gle-e Club, '22-'23, N. T. T. C., '23-'24, Build me more stately mansions, O my soul. 152-1 Fifteen LYLA MOINE Moiney Sixteen Qhzzhrnu LAURA BOTTIN I.oll.ie Declamatory, '23-'24, A jolly miss is Laura Bottin, Who is heard by her teachers more often than seen. OMAR MILLER Pretty Orchestra, '21-'22-'23, Band, '22-'23, Declamatory Contest, '22-'23. He is determined to be the modern 'Beau Brummel'. ALICE SMITH Schmitty Pep Club, '23, Captain, Basketball, '24, Basketball, '23-'24g Maggie Pepper , '24g Calendar Editor, Shadow , '24, Declamatory Contest, '24. And now 'tis Alice Laughing eyed, And now 'tis Alice shy. JAMES BABCOCK Bah Class President, '21, Declamatory Contest, '21-'22-'23-'24, Nothing But The Truth , '22g Debate, '22323-'24g Boys' Quaitet, '23, Football, '22-'23, Editor-in-chief, Shadow , '24. Mr, Chairman, Honorable Judges, Worthy Opponents, Ladies and Gentlemen. RUTH ANDERMAN Ruthie N. T. T. C., '23-'24, Decla matox y Contest, '24. 'Tis worth your while to know her, - If you don't believe me, ask Omar. 15?-I Slgzlhnui MAE WILSON M,ae' Declamatory Contest, '24. A countenance in which one found, Kindness and good-nature unbound. VIRGIL SEERY Speed Baseball, '23, 1-ootball, '23, Basketball, '24, Never do today what someone else can do for you to-morrow. CAROL RANSOM Carolyn Glee Club, '21-225 N. T. T. C., '23-'24, Declamatory Contest, '24. No one knew what she could do until she did it, and then it was so much we co'uldn't believe it. MARSHALL MALLOY Tom He would rather loaf and Hunk than never loaf at all. GRACE STONE Gracie N. T. T. C., '23-'24g Maggie Pepper , '24, Declamatory Contest, '24. Highly erected thoughts seated inaheart of courtesy. in 2-1 J' Seventeen 'X f. 3-ihzzhnxu -X Eighteen ANNA KEEGAN Annie N. T. T. C., '22-'23, Treasurer, N. T. T. C., '22, Declamatory Contest, '23-'24. Her deep blue eyes run over with mirth. WENDELL RUSSELL Shrimp Football, '22g Baseball, '23, Vice-President, Athletic Association, '24, Calenc'-ar Editor, Shadow , '24, Declamatony Contest, '24, I love a lass, a fair one, The prettiest you've ever seven, She is indeed a rare one, Another Sheba Queen. ALVEDA UGLUM Al N. T. T. C., '23-'24, Declamatory Contest, '24, Full of obedience and humility. AMBROSE McGINN Pete Cass Secretary, '23, Football, '23, Declamatory Contest, '24, His course, like the Mississippi, was lin- ed with bluffs. Fort Atkinnson High, '21-'22-'23g N. T. T. C., '24, Declama-tory Contest, '24. Once had her seat changed because her neiglbor said, 'gosh'. llll-1 - ADELINE KUNT Addie -av S.BhZIhl'l1ll av N PAULINE GARDNER Doc Pep Club, '21, Glee Club, '21-'22, Art Editor, Shadow , '24. How can I study with love affairs on my brain? CHARLES WILKINS Spud Baseball, '21-'22-'23g Class Treasurer, '21, Class President, '22, Advertising Manager, Shadow , '24, Declamatory Contest, '24. Who departing left behind him, Fame and glory on the baseball diamond. PAULINE LANDSVERK Red N. T. T. C., '23-'24, Declamatory Contest, '24. Her hair was no more sunny than her soul. WALTER MCALOON Salty Declamatory Contest, '24, Laugh and the world laughs with you, Snore and you sleep alone. AU RELIA BLAZEK Relie N. T. T. C., '23-'24, Ueclamatory Contest, '22-'24, A good student and a loyal supporter of her class. 192-I Nineteen K' Twenty 51121311111 STELLA RICHARDS. Stel Declamatory Contest, 223 Full many ia blush is born to pass unseen, But freckles, alas, are not such fortunate beings. HAROLD SEERY. Jack Declamatory Conbest, '23-'243 Cheerful and courteous, full of manly grace, His heart's frank welcome written on his face. EFFIE ATTLESON. Ef Declamatory Contest, '21, Gllee Club, '21-'22-'233 Feast of The Little Lanterns , '22, Nothing But The Truth , '22g N. T. T. C., '23-'24, Organizations Editor, Shadow , '24, I have no secret but hard work, for labor is the genius that changes the world from ugliness to beauty. HARVEY PIEHN. Harv. Alta Vista High, '21-'22, Maggie Pepper , '24, Declamatory Contest, '24, Of no mafn's presence he feels afraid, At no man's question looks amazed, But let a girl look at him with a smile, Fear and dismay will claim him for awhile. N. T. T. C., '23-'24, Declamatory Contest, '24. Studious, gentle, and to all a friend. liill RUBY LAWSON. Ruby W ...V EQAIIQIDLTIIF ..N,..,... 4 Q , EVELYN ROARTY Ev Decllamatory Contest, '23-'24. And this little maid lived with no other whim, Than to love and be loved by a Junior called 'Slim'. .JOSEPH COONEY Jo Baseball, '22-'23g Boys' Quartet, '22-'23, Class President, '23, Debate, '23g Yell Leader, '23, Pep Club, '23, Boys' Athletics Editor, Shadow , '24, Declamatory Contest, '24, Who can tell what schemes majestic flourish in his active mind. MILDRED SCOTT Millie Declamatory Contest, '19-'20-'24, Feast of The Little Lanterns, '22, Glee Club, '23-'24g N. T. T. C., '23-'24, Basketball, '23-'24. Though gay and somewhat jolly, She ever shunned the noise of folly? MERLE THAYER Katie Football, '23, Captain, Basketball, '24g Basketball, '23-'24g Declamatory Contest, '24, t'It is certain I am loved by many ladies, And I would that I could find it in my heart that I had not a bad heart, For truly, I love but one. ELLA AMBLE El N. T. T. C., '23-'24, A face with gladness overspread, Soft smiles by human kindness bred. I Bl 'g., ,,,,,,,W5.vl!' Twenty-one K' Twc nty-two ighilhlillt Donofrnr MARR. A'Dotty . .T.C. 2- ' Decla matory Lontest 24. Her life in calm content does glide Like the still streiamlet to the ocean tide. OWEN SCOTT. Scottie Noble he is, condemming all things mean His truth unquestioned, his soul serene LOIS MCALOON. Mac Class Secretary 21 Basketball 22 23 24 T T C 23 So lal Editor Shadow 24 Our wild Irish Rose EVAN EVANS Keinul The things are few, he would not do In friendship's name ELIZABETH MURPHY Lizzie Lawler High 21 22 T T C 23 Declamatory Contest, 23 24 'tPe.z1ceful studious and silent l Y N T , ' 3 '24, ' 7 l 7 I 7 YY Y y H 5 Y -7 -7 , Y 7 N. . . .,' -'24g C' ' ' 61 YY, 7 3 Declamatory Contest, '24. YY .. . , 77 1 LK ' 'H . ' 1 -1 . N -'24' ' . . . ., , W ! -7 Y! 9 I ' lil 1 .A., - if A My 'N gllilhfllll ' MELBA TANK Jim Glee Club, '22-'23-'24, Girls' Quartet, '23, Feast of The Little Lanterns ,'22g Stenographer, Shadow , '24, Song-above .all else. BERNARD SCHOEBEN Ben Declamatory Contest, '24. As constant as the northern star, True-fixed and bound in the Firmamentf' CORDELIA PETERS Cordy N. T. T. C., '23-'24g Maggie Pepper , '24, Declamatory Contest, '24, On with the dance, let tests come when they may. Associate Editor, Shadow , '24, Pep Club, '24, Treasurer, Athletic Association, '24, Declamatory Contest, '24, He would talk- lovd, how he would balk---4-W-and say nothing! SIBYLLA KELLERSI-ION Bill' N. T. T. C., '23-'24, Declamatory Contest, '24, Maggie Pepper , '24, Humorous Editor, Shadow , '24. A heart within whose sacred cell, The peaceful virtues love to dwell. 1512-I Twenty-three x 3 CHARLES KENYON Charlie' Twenty-four Svhzrhuxu MARIE LEITEL Marie N. T. T. C., '24-'25, Declamatoly Contest, '24. My conscience is my crown, contented thoughts my rest, My heart is happy in itself, My bliss is in my breast. LOVV ELL SEELIGER t'Lollie Basketball, '24, Declamatory Contest, '24, Photograpcr, Shadow , '24. 'LA fine, good fellow, honest, intelligent and kind. BESSIE OLSON Ole N. T. T. C., '23-'24, Declamatory Contest, '22-'24. Seek not to walk by borrowed light, but keep unto thine own. CARROLL FALLGATTILR Fallgater Mount Vernon High, South Dakota, '19-'20, San Benito High, Texas, '20-'21, Football, '23, Declamatory Contest, '24. 'The boy with the grave mathmatical look, Who never was seen without a school hook. EMMA SMITH Em N. T. T. C., '23-'24, Declamatory Contest, f23-'24. With. her bright smile, and laughing voice, She wins us to smile, inspires us to re- joicef' 153-I g'hZIhl1llI Declamatory Contest, '21-'23-'24, Stenographer, Shadow , '24. Left New Hampton with a record we trust, Shall always be remembered by the rest of us. GEORGE GRAY Dollie Class Vice-President, '21-'22, Pep Club, '23-'24g Secretary, Athletic Association, '24, Declamatory Contest, '24, 'One of those fellows who would walk a mile for a-chance to hear a mission- ary sermon. THELMA KETNER Thelma N. T. T. C., '23-'24, Declamatory Cont-eat, '24, Glee Club, '24. Smiles make the world go 'round, so why not start it rolling. FRANCIS UGLUM Francis Maggie Pepper , '24, Declamatory Contest, '24 ' If ever in doubt, ask me for I'm an author- ity. EMMA HAIXSEN Em Glee Club, '22'-'23-'24, Feast of the Little Lanterns , '22, Declamatory Contest, '24. So well does she like to look at movie magazines, No doubt some day, in one she will be seen. 1 B2-1 Twenty-Hve ANNA MAE MUNSON Anna Might Twenty-six Slgahmu EDNA SOHN Ed N T. T. C., '23-'24g Secretary, N. T. T. C., '23g Treasurer, N. T. T. C., '24g Declamatory Contest, '24, Her thoughts serenely sweet express, l-low kind and pure their dwelling place. ,v MARTHA SCHOEBEN Matt'l Orchestra, '23, Declamatory Contest, '24. t'Her thoughts, her deeds, her nlaxims were her own, Formed on the feelings of her heart alone. GLEN MOETSCH 'lDutch 'Once caught studying, but has nearly suc- ceeded in living down the disgrace. ELLA AASEN El N. T. T. C., '23-'24, Declamatory Contest, '24. Noble and generous thoughts seated in a heart of courtesy. LENA SIEBENS Sieb Chester High, '21-'23, Cresco High, '22g Declamatory Contest, '24. A maid in whom nature blended the de- vine trio, courtesy, kindness and in- telligencef' Explanation of pictures. Heading from top to bottom-f Sohn Schoeben Moetsch Aasen l l 8 Z I K' Slgahnlli SEN IORS l-T President ....... ......... ..... L l oyd Heyer Vi ce-President .... ..... K urt Rose Secretary ..... ....... H uber Rouse Treasurer ..... ............. - -- --George David CLASS COLORS-Purple and Old Gold CLASS FLOWER-Yellow Rose CLASS MOTTO- Our Aim, Successg Our Hope, to Win. CLASS YELL Rip a zip, bazoo, Ring, ching, chang, We're the Class of '24 Best in alll the land. CLASS POEM O Thou, New Hampton High School, When we were Freshmen smal-l Though we were but awkward youths, We heard thy clarion call. Alma Mater, New Hampton High, All through our Sophomore year Our heads were bent on mighty things, Our cllassmen knew no fear. When we came back as Juniors, The race had half been run, New lessons thou didst teach us, I To meet the trials to come. But now when we are Seniors, And our High School life is through, We realize, as ne'er before, The benefits gained from you. Thnough four long years we battled on, The far off goal a seeking, And now the battle is o'er, the prize is vuon, New trials we shall be meeting. But we shall overcome them, Thy lessons well we've learned, And though the years be far away, Our thoughts to thee shall turn. 1924 -C. K. '2-I. Twenty-seven Shzxhuiu HISTORY OF THE SENIOR CLASS As we stop to think of our High School life, we recall many incidents, some but vaguely, but others with startling vividness. One of our vivid visions is our Freshmen days. We remember with what sink- ing hearts and quaking knees, we, seventy-four in number, tiled into the assembly before the curious and amused eyes of the other students and the faculty on the 2nd day of September, 1920. For many days we were the victims of jokes concerning our greenness, but we soon established one of the characteristics of our Senior Class of today, true sportsmanship in alll things. We were very proud of the fact that we had representatives in the Declamatory Contest of 1920 and one of our classmates, James Babcock, won Hrst pLace in the oratorical class. We vsere also prominent in athletics and in the High School Orchestra. Many worthwhile characteristics were becoming noticeable in our class, but not until ue entered as Sophomones did they fully develop. We, as Sophomores, were conspicuous for our eagerness to become more highly educated. In this year our number had only decreased to seventy-one members and because of our intense loyal- ty, pep, and enthusiasm for our class and school, we began to play a prominent part in the school's life. Some of our members could be pointed out in the Declamatory Contest, boys' and girls' basket-ball teams, football and baseball te-ams, the debate team and the Girls' Glee Club. Our school activities were not numerous but they were welll attended by all the Sophomores, and the school agreed that we had pep. We recall more clearly the events that took place in our Junior year. They were many and close together but they were all a great success. Frequently we came in contact with the serious side of life and we earnestly began to prepare our- selves to become useful in the world. Although we were more serious minded stu- dents than before, we entered heart and soul into all the school events. Instead of coming to a standstill, our intense loyalty to our class and school became more noti- ceable and it established an honored place in the school's records. We are now Seniors. The lower classmen gaze at us with reverence and awe as we are pointed out to them as splendid examples of young men and women, and well they may, for we have acquired a dignity and poise that comes to those only that see themselves steadily nearing the goal on life's path. 'Ilhus far we have only been preparing ourselves to enter the world. Yet though we do not fully realize the roughness of life's road, we know that by perseverance and loyalty to our friends and principles we will add our names, possibly slowly, but surely, to the list of suc- cesses in the world. As we leave New Hampton High School we have within our hearts a feeling of deepest gratitude for the unselfish service of those who have willingly and patiently helped to reach the first important goal of our lives. We can truthfully say that the members of the faculty have been ever Willing to render to us service and advice on every step of our path. M. W. '2-i. ll! Z-1 Twenty-eight Shuhniu WILL OF THE CLASS OF '24. We, the Senior Class of '24, having finished the alloted course of study pr-escrib- ed by Mr. Lapham and the faculty, and being of insane mind, do solemnly swear this to be our last will and testament. TO THE JUNIOR CLASS, OUR SEATS. TO THE SOPHOMORE CLASS, OUR ABILITY TO VOTE ON MEASURES IN CLASS. TO THE FRESHMEN CLASS, A SEIAT IN THE ASSEMBLY ROOM. art II. I, Ethel Attlieson, do bequeath my studious nature to Dorpothy Bottin. I, Ruth An- derman, do bequeath my interest in Slim Natvig to any Junior girl desirifous of a MAN. I, Ella Aasen, do bequeath my noisiness to Silent Knight . I, Joe Cooney, do hereby bequeath my punctuality to Mike Birfgen. I, George David, do bequeath my knowledge of Physics to Patsy Keegan. I, Annie Keegan, do hereby solemnly leave my never ceasing whistle to Evelyn Evans. I, Carroll Fallgatter, bequeath my ability as a ladies' man to Bumpus Leichtman. I, George Gray, bequeath my in- terest in Alice Smith to Becky , the Mexican. I, Sal Malloy, leave an old pair of dice and a cigarette holder to my brother, Emmett. I, Walter McAloon, leave a per- fectly good horse-laugh to .Leo Clemens. I, Lois McAloon, bequeath my ability to play TENNIS to Edith Strike. I, Lyla Moine, do bequeath my dimples to Geral- dine Brady, ihoping that she will use them in the right way. I, Bessie Olson, do be- queath my specialty in hair dressing to Thelma Blethen. We are sorry to have to do this as Bessie and Thelma do not have the same colored hair but we trust that Thelma has enough of her own until Sears Roebuck Sz Co. can order another supply. I, Huber Rouse, do bequeath my position as Ionia Sheik to Chicken Hewitt. I, Wayland Ransom, do bequeath my ability as school drummer to Russell McAloon, I, Anna Mae Munson, leave my dreamy stare to, Gook Young. I, Dorothy Marr, do be- queath my broad-casting ability to Cozette Waltz. I, Stella Richards, do hand over my handsome demeanor to Dorothy Krueger. I, Carol Ransom, do bequeath my pride to Kenneth Stapher, sincerely hoping he will make as good use of it as I have. I, Emma Smith, do hereby leave my increased interest in Evan Evans to Gladys Lin- derman. I, Alice Smith, bequeath my control of the faculty to any lower class girl who thinks she is able to carry out my idea. I, Kurt Rose, do hereby bequeath my extreme success in stepping with other men's wives to any one in the lower classes whno has nerve enough to try it. I, 'Spud Wilkins, do bequeath my interest in the Ford Motor Company of New Hampton to any Junior boy who is fond of white hair. I, Wendell Russell, do bequeath my ability to drive a ford to Merce- des Murphy because she may need it. I, Sybilla Kellershon, do hereby solemnly give my extreme waist measure to Mary Maurer. I, Kewpie McGinn, as a thorough- ly acknowledged heavy weight, dedicate my ability to wash dishes and care for child- ren to Luella Wentz. We, Lena Siebens, Adaline Kunt, Thelma. Ketner, Alveda Ug- Ium and Florence Uglum, do hereby bequeath our vanity cases and our ability to use them at the opportune time to Gertrude Bowers and Viola Green. I, Lowell Tennis, -do bequeath my ability to bum cigarettes to Victor Ralph. I, Katy Thayer, do be- queath my permanent wave to Lawrence Brannon. I, Grace Stone, do hereby leave my extremely hard name to Walter Kearns. I, Charles Kenyon, bequeath my ex- cess length to Slim Natvig. I, Omar Miller, do hereby bequeath my abundant supply of vanity cases to Edward Fritzsimmons. I, Dutch Moetsch, do give my ability to eat sauerkraut to Derwood McAloon, I, Mildred Scott, do leave whatlittle Iknow about faci-al expressions to Sparky , I, Edna Sohn, leave my backward nature to Dick Sheakley. I, Speed Seery, do hereby leave and bequeath my pet phrase, We'll beat them in Baseball, won't we, Crawford , used by him after every basket-ball game and also my ambitious nature to Ralph Gott. I, Harold Seery, do solremnliy leave my marcel to Harry Evans. I, Bernard Schoeben, do hereby bequeath my extremely natural Goose Step to Paul Joachim. I, Mae Wilson, bequeath my nickname Billy given me by Pedro' McGinn, to James O'Neilt I, Francis Uglum, do bequeath my extreme knowledge of everything that comes ailpng to Paul McCahen. I, Melba Tank, be ueath my ambitious nature and love for studying out side of school hours to Emma Vaeigelg I, Martha Schoeben, bequeath my ability a.s a stepper to Carsten Johnston. I, James Babcock, do bequeath and hand down my ability to aid the teachers in keeping the assembly quiet to anyone with nerve enough to try it. I, Evelyn Roarty, do bequeath my love for Ford coupes to Pauline White. I, Lloyd Heyer, do bequeath my ever present package of gum to Aggie Kearney. I, Doc Gardner, do bequeath my pnsition as class Sheba to any Junior who thinks she can rise to that level. I, Pauline Landswerk, do bequeath my red hair to Lenora Flugga. I, Effie Attleson, do bequeatfh my ability to write to Rope McAloon, I, Ruby Law- son, do bequeath with many tears, my excess height to James Kelly. I, Lois Craw- 1 924 Twenty-nine fzifliahutu ford, do bequeath my love for the balcony seat at the second show to Bernice Blank- enheim. I, Emma Hansen, do bequeath the entrancing look in my eyes to Caroll Parsons. I, Harvey Piehn, do bequeath my position as school cut-up to Ray Uglum. We, Aurelia Blazek, Marie Leitel, Cordelia Peters, Ella Amble and lauia Bottin do bequeath our apparent bashfulness to the already over-sensitive Freshmen. I, Owen Scott, do bequeath my milk route to my brother, Clarence. I, Lowell Seeliger, do be- queath all the bobbed hair lassies that I have ever had to any one who can handle them. We solemnly swear and vow that this is our last will and testament. Given this first day of May, Nineteen Hundred Twenty-four.. Lloyd Heyer, President Witness: Huber Rouse. Sec etary Agnes Kearney Charlotte Conton f--- f A CLASS OF JANUARY, 1924 President .....A.. ..,,..............,,........... - - .,Alice Shaffer Vice-Presidentu, ...... Roaella Miller Secretary ....... - .. - -Dorothy Momberg Treasurer ..... ,..,, .....,A. - - -, ..,,. ,,,..,,.. - -Alice Barry We 'Lf . f'r?:'i1ff.'jtj'jJ'j It, , 1,71 l ',,. rr t . iifff, tt. . . l i l i Momberg Ladwig Miller Shafferj Clary White Hansen Barry CLASS COLORS Purple and Old Gold CLASS FLOWER--Yellow Narcissus CLASS MOTTO'-J'Not Evening, But Dawn. The members of the Class of January, 1924, have gone out from New Hampton High School. They have completed their High School course and are now beginning their life work. The joyous school days have faded away and more difficult tasks come into view. However, they have gained some knowledge of the things which are necessary to them in order that they may enjoy the rights of citizenship which they receive as members of this nation. They enjoyed the first part of their High School life with the Class of June, 1923, and the last semester they were heartily received by the members of the Class of June, 1924. In departing, the members of the Class of Janua.ry, 1924, wish to ex- tend to those who will graduate so soon, best wishes for their success. For the Last half year of their high school life, they have also enjoyed several functi-ons as a class which will be long remembered for they have knit more closely the friendship which will go with the members of the class through the years. 15 Z1 Thirty !fav Wlh..Wm. iw ii u 12,1 , N.,.m.,,,..,E 'wX 111110125 I 1 1 I 'l'1m-1,-mw., Svhahniu J UN IORS President ....... ...... J ulian Natvig Vice-President .... .... D erwcod McAl0on Secretary ...... ..... C arsten Johnston Treasurer .... ..... - ...... .... P a trick Keegan CLASS COLORS-Maroon and Old Gold ln the year 1922, our class of about sixty students entered New Hampton High School as Freshmen. We entered into the spirit and life of the school so quickly that great things were prophesied for us. The next year 1923, or our sophomore year, our class was represented in all the life of the High School. Bernice Blankenheim represented us on the girls' basket ball team, Chester Jones represented us on the debate team, and in the Declamatory Contest Madaline Brannon brought an additional honor to us by winning first place in the dramatic class. A number of us were musical and joined the musical- organi- zations of the school. It is evident that tlhe prophecy made the year before was al- ready coming true. This year, or our Junior year, our class has stepped to the front in everything. Soon after school opened in September, the class was organized under the direction of Miss Kling, our class advisor. Julian Natvig was elected president, Derwood Mc- Aloon, Vice-Presicent, Carsten Johnston, Secretary and Patrick Keegan, Treasurer. As soon .as things were running smoothly we had our first social event in the form of a picnic. The next event was a big, joint Junior Sophomore party. However, the biggest social event of the year will- be the Junior-Senior banquet, which will- take place in the Spring. - In Athletics, the Juniors vion their share of honors. Three men: Earl Young, Paul McCahen, and Chester Jones won letters in footballl and four ot our girls: Ber- nice Blankenheim, Evelyn Evans, Ruth Chambers and Mary Cooney .nade the first basket ball team, either as regulars or subs. Evelyn Evans and Made1i.ne Brannon were tvxo out of the three who composed the High School' Debate Team and in the Declamatory Contest, Madaline again won list place in the dramatic class. The musical talent of our class has not decreased as the number of Junio.s in the High School Gl'ee Club will show. Some may ask, 'Where were the rest of the Juniors? They were all there, loyal- ly supporting their school, class, and those who represented them in the different sclool even-ts. The prophecy of 1922, has in a word, been fulfilled and the Juniors have made a record of which they may well be pioud. G. L.--'25, Picture on opposite page treading Left to rightl- lst rovi: Joachim, Evans, Bo-sen, Otteson, Clemens, Brummond, Hewett, Schulte Schima. 2nd low: R. Uglum, Denner, A. Uglum, Brannon, Goebel, Marion, Krogman Lindezman, G. Uglum, Krueger. 3rd row: Boechman, Greene, Gott, Kennedy, L Wentz, Zimmer, DeBettignies, Mctahen, R. Niggeling, McA!oon. 4th row: Johnston, Wilson, Natvig, Vkeigel, Knight, Krogman, Wa-gner, Bnady, Snyder, Blankenheim, 5th row: Cooney, Keegan, Bandle, Young, Galligan, Birgen, Achliey, Stirm, Witten- burg, Jones. 6th row: Nilles, Mi1.ler, Boyce, Kellley, Malloy, Flatjond, D'Ziggle, L Niggeling, Shuhert, R. McAloon. 7th row: Chambers, M. Wentz, Flugga, Murphy Quirk. I 192-I Thirty-three Sfliahuiu JUNIOR TATTLERS It was expected that the members of the Junior Class would win for themselves the privilege of editing this pager It is only because they proved their inability to win in the subscription race, and trailed the Sophomore Class to the goal, that we, the Editors, have found it necessary to assume the responsibility for theJunior page. We offer to the Juniors our condolences. We trust that when they finish reading this page their spirits will be partiallly revvived. Julian Natvig's afraid Mi.ss Halvorset wants to marry him, because she told him if he didn't settLe down, she would have to take his name. What does this sentence mean? asked Miss Crane. Man proposes, but God disposes. . Ed. Snyder: It means that a man might ask a woman to marry him, but only the Lord knows whether she will or not. Miss Kling: Why can't a deaf and dumb man be convicted of a crime? Carsten Johnsten: He must have a hearing. De-rwood: I hear that Evelyn kissed Lammy last night. Pat: Did he kiss her back? Derwood: No, she wasn't wearing that kind of a dress. Miss Kling: What is the prominent woman's club of America? Carsten Johnsten: 'The rolling pin. Becky: Alice, I've lived on your glances. Alice: How thin you're looking. Bill: You certainly have a trim little waist. Mercedes: You're right. There's no getting around that. Rozella B.: I don't think I deserve zero in my conditional exarxjnationf' Miss Hays: 'I don't either, but it.'s the lowest grade I can give. Even I chew Wrigleys, said the sparrow as he pulled the angleworm from the ground. A csrtain girl KP. TJ told Gook Young that he had a pretty nose but not to blow it all over town. Evelyn Evans: When I sing, tears come to my eyes. What can I do? Rolland: 'Stuff cotton in your ears. What's the bump on your head? asked Theta Miller. Oh that's the place a thought struck me, replied Vivian Boyce. The editbr of the heart-to-hearft talk column of a daily newspaper received the following letter from Abraham Goebel: Please tell me why it is that a girl closes her eyes when a fellow kisses her? To which the editor, in a fiendish moment replied: 'Send me your photograph and perhaps I can tell you. Don't you want to dance the tango? asked Speed Seery. Indeed, I do, said Luella Wentz. I want to dance it the very worst way. Oh, well, you'1l have to excuse me. There are Laws against that, you know. O, Juniors wise, if on this page, There's that, that makes you sore, Just wish that you had won the prize, Go off and growl some more. 1524 Thirty-four f gl'!Zlhl,11ll So homores -..ga C: I g k egg r W I X JV . at ,, rx X 1 af all fx , ,. Q L gp X YY if Wm AL r K W s..-l mz-u -N.-I' Th 5 f' 51 , .. i Y , .,. .-3 rn- 'v' K Q' A ,mm fl- W -... , S - . -W t fz:f'1'm ff . 'Nh ' 4 r' ' Af'F',sK-znr,1. if . , ' :J Z X7 'Ny -- W X sg A l r 52 J f K 'C 1? 5 ' Q-Sim -if F' 'Ml-P!-- W fi' .fy .W 'E ., ' ' --X fx!-7l'T5 ' 43184, -.mxzm , .LMI ' flf...4i. Thirty-six Svlmhnlu SOPHOMORES President ....... ...... P aul Karnatz Vice-President .... .... R ussell McAloon Secretary ....... ...... W ayne Smith Treasurer ..... .............. ..... J a m:s 0'Neill CLASS COLORS-Old Rose and Gray On the fourth day of September, 1922, seventy-two Lively Freshmen entered New Hampton Hi-gh School. We must admit we were green but we soon showed our upper classmen that we had ability to loarn. At the end of two weeks we were mingling with the upper classmen in all the activities of the school. In a few weeks after en- tering High School, we organized and with Miss McCoy and Miss Harrod as our advis- o rs, we elected Francis Canty, president, Walter Kearns, vice-presidentgJames O'Neill, treasurer: and Roland Rosauer, secretary. In December, the class advisors, the of- ficers and a few others chosen to assist, planned a party and we all enjoyed ourselves immensely. We also enjoyed the Costume party gixen during our Freshmen year. As Freshmen, our class was well represented in the Declamatory Contest and al- though none of the prizes were awarded to our members some promising ability was displayed. Several of our girls joined the Gl,ee Club. All of our members carnie-d music and alithough this subject was compulsory, no one suffered from hearing our dhorus. In January, fifteen others joined our group making us eighty-seven strong. After a refreshing summer's vacation, we returned in September feeling agreat Ceal older since we had taken our first great stride up the ladder. As Sophomores, we Booked upon the Freshmen class of '24 with eyes filled to o'erHowing with sincere syn pathy. But I dare say, some of our boys lost their feeling of sympathy when it came time for hazing. We soon organized with Miss Osterhus as ,our advisor, electing Paul Karnatz president, Russell McAlooin, vice-president, Wayne Smith, secretaryg and James O'Neill, treasurer. Out of the many sophomores that took up Declamatory Contest work, several were selected tio appear on the final contest. Second place in the Dramatic Class was awarded to Agnes Kearney, a lively member of our class. Mabel Gustofson represented the Sophomore class on the Girls' Basket Ball Team. On March fourth, a Junior-Sophomore party was enjoyed by the members of the two classes. A program was given in the Assembly Room under the direction of Miss Kling and Miss Osterhus and their eiorts prgoduced a delightful entertainment. Many Seniors and Freshmen expressed their desire to attend. Since the day we entered N. H. H. S., we have slhown our loyalty in support of athletics as well as of the social activities of the schooll and from the past record, we have every reason to believe that our class possesses ability. We hope to make even a better record in the future than we have in the past. R. H. '24, Picture on opposite page, reading from left to right. lst row: Stephan, Honeyman, O'Neiil.ll, Collins, H. Kolthoff, McAloon, Kelley, Hansen, Carr, A. D'Ziggle, 2nd row: Burke, Kempeindorf, Blethen, Zierath, Munson, McGrane, Gustofson, Burmrster, Aasen, Kramer. 3rd row: Leichtman, Arndt, Flugga, M. Kram- er, Weigel, Boettcher, Hutchinson, Richards, White, Uglum. 4th row: Anderman, Conley, 0'Holleran, Grove, MeFanlJand, Bliss, Christoph, Jerdee, Bowers, Kearney, Miller, Stapher. 5th row: Murphy, Kellershon, Eggleston, Waltz, Hughes, M. Rahlf, Griffin, F. Schuhert, Rosauer, Mclntee. 6th row: Njos, Smith, Strike, P. Kolthoff, H. Uglum, Faber, Ross, O. Wheat, Bottiin, Schulte. 71th row: Krieger, Connery, Kar- natz, E. D'Ziggle, Herbstery N. Schuhert, T. Wheat, Larkins, Kearns, Wentz. 1 B2-1 Thirty-seven Svlgahuru SOPHOMORE PHILOSOPHY Edited by Mr. Galligan and Mr. Scream. In recognition of the fact that our illustrious class fthe class of 19261 had the greatest percentage of subscriptions in the subscription campaign, we were granted this page to do with as we wished. We decided that we would dish up a little bit of everything, and this page is the result of our decision. We ask that you will' not criticize this page too harshly, for we are not professionals Kas you will know when you get through readingl, but we have tried to give you original stuff .as far as possible. We are indebted to some of the noted joke magazines for one or two of our jokes but for the main part they are original. SCHOOL ROOM PHILOSOPHY Rope Mc. says, All a flapper thinks about is her clothes and sometimes she's practicallly thoughtless. Shakespeare or some one of those felters said, That all the world's a show. He forgot to say that there were also a lot of bad actors. Clothes never make the man but they oftimes break him. Hungny Ransom says, A man is a man forever, but Isabelle Clemens a man, NEVER. As one wlro is a very good observer gazes over the Sophomore class., he sees the proud, hapfy faces of youths: some of them who will make future presidents of our great and noble count-ry and others who will run them a close second. Still others. can be pictured with a gun, ra brace and jimmy in their hands and a. mask over their faces. These are the ones we are pulling for and we will land then in prison yet before they die. Th girls, besides being very beautiful, are far above the average in intelligence and undoubtedly will make good wives for the future presidents, not to say anything about the criminals. However, there are several of the .flapper dwign. They will no doubt make good pictures for magazine covers. Goodbye Forever A Shieky One The young and handsome Mr. Rosauer, Artie Kearns and Becky, Runs a very fine touring car, They are some shieks, they say, But the other night he got quite a jar, O, they're the cat's pajamas, When in the gas tank, he dropped a cigar. They go stepping night and day. The Latest addition to the Sophomore Class is a young man of Irish descent, a very popular ladies' man. We'll never tell who he is. One night hast week, as I was coming from a little cand session with the boys, I got a fright that set me back a spell. As I was passing 'The Bucket of Blood , I saw the figure of a man standing in the doorway. He was flashing a light on t-he keyhole and shaking the door as if to break it down. My heart arose in my mouth but I swallowed it, and choking down my fear, I jumped on him. Then alrl was darkness. The next morning I .awoke in the County Bastile for it was only Jack O'Day on his nightly rounds. Mandel Kramer, our star athlete, tells how his father was injured recently. Vell, we have horse. Horse wouldn't go. Fodder he get behind post, hit horse. Horse no go. I say I make horse go. Fodder he stand back of horse holding da post. I get vaste, pore gasoline, put under horse, light match, horse kick post, three ribs break fodder---. STOCK YARD POETRY Poems by Long Eared Pete. What They All Say There are things I learned in the class room, I know a creature wondrous fair, Others I leanned at the party or the ball, With eyes so blue and golden hair, But the things that pay my board and noom, She doesn't rouge, she doesn't paint, Bah Jove! I didn't learn at all. And on her face the powder ain't. She looks just right to me Gee! Don't you see, Why she's MY GIRL. A New Suggestion for the Four Horsemen Rope McAloonnPatrick H. Keegan- Kewpie McGinn- Silent Knight Editors' Note: This page has been published by the Sophomore Clrass, and we, the Editors, assume no responsibility for anything contained herein. lil!-I Thirty-eight ,f E..M-M. ?l?:ei.Te.lie.1 QED '?.fL Q ' -'f'--ANS-d 'l 'i. - Thirty-nine l m'Ly Srhahnur FRESHMEN President ....... ---Frank Schnurr Vice-President ---. ----Harry Evans Secretary ---..-. ---Eleanor Rose Treasurer--- ------.------- -.-- L ucille Feuling CLASS COLORS-Purple and white The class of 1927 embarked upon its High School career September 4, 1923 with an attendance of sixty-seven. The Sophomores were surprised to find that this class was not of the regulation greennessg consequently they attempted to freshen us at the fountain but they succeeded only in getting the water Rusty. N At the color fight, the Sophomores tried in vain to remove the Freshmen colors, Purple and White , but the Freshie boys showed too much skill in fighting and the fracas was undecisive. 'Dhe Freshmen have also taken a very active part in athletics.. They have help- ed to swell the attendance at games and have taken a most active interest in all High School sports. A large number entered the Declamatory Contest and Miss Crane, we are told, is looking forward to several great orators and at least one great actor. It is in the classroom, however, that our real character is shown. In Englnish we are especi-ally proud of ourselves, since no trailers have been necessary as inform- er years. When we graduate from Mr. Crawford's Botany class we are quite sure that we can tell an' onion from a cabbage or a violet from a rose. In January, 1924, eleven more students entered the portals of N. H. H. S., be- coming members of the vast throng seeking for knowledge. They were a bit timid at first but waded bravely in, also loath to be considered green by the usually envi- ed upper classmen. We all enjoyed several delightful social gatherings under the supervision of Miss Helming, our class adviser. F ' The majority of our bright class was excused from final examinations on account of their unusually excellent work. Thus ends' our long to be remembered Freshmen year. D. S. '24 and M. A. '24. Picture on opposite page, reading from left to right. . lst row: Massey, Parsons, G. Vaala, Quirk, E. DeBettignies, Treat, Maurer, Gaffney, Armbruster, Vick. 2nd row: Evans, Schnurr, Hola, E. Kolthoff, C. Kolthoff, Kunt, Acklcy, Barrett, R. Sohrt, Wheat. 3rd row: Henry, Brannon, Laures, Fritzsimmons, Mat ke, Burke, I. DeBettignies, David, Seiwerath, Nellis. 4th row: V. Ralph, V. Sohrt, Rose, Cross, I. Vaala, Stone, Jerdee, Hassmang Phillips, Goeber. 5th row. Feuli-ng, Scott, Kruth, Sheaklley, C. Kolthoff, G. Ralph, Kalkbrenner, Kling, Lange. 6t-h row: Dowd, Knight, Wittenburg, Dee, Natvig, Larkins, Crocker, TeKippe. 7th row: Condon, Eischeid, Rabe, F. Schnurr, Meyer. l S Z4 Forty-one