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

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1, Y,-E, , AY-A-H, .f--.F e-v - F.-N. - .---N, .-A.- sf awe --1 C. -1 U---A .,, -E, -.V..x., , I1 me ii'i H W4 6 'l W ! Q ll ICMA WEIGEL Ema .NIABEL RAHLF Mah llere's to the girl who is brimful of fun, 'AY011 may talk about Sunshine, 'Mongst those who really know her, You may talk about rain, And when there's real work to be done, llut you must hand it to Mabel 'l'hure's nothing you can show her. She surely has the brain. N. T. T. C., '25-'26, Declamatory, '23-'24-'25-'26, Pres., N. T. T. C., '26, E. G. C., '25-'26, Carnival. '25, N. T. T. C., '25-'26. H-ipt. Volleyball, '26, E. G. C., '25-'26, Debate' 26- nusnm LARKINS Irene THEODORE WHEAT Buck He fears the wiles of maidens' smiles. Alta Vista H. S., '22, Stock Judging Tealm, '24-'25, GERTRUDE AASEN Dignified, quiet and staid, But always able to make a N. T. T. C., '25-'26, E. G. C., '25-'26, Class Tournaments, '25, Howling 200, '25, Hiking Club, '25, grade. Gert There is no substitute for accidental sin- cere earnestness. Declamatory, '24-'26, Carnival, '24-'25, E. G. C., '25-'26, Stenographer, Shadow, '26, Howling 200, '22-'23, xzolen VIOLA HONEYMAN A happier maid you'll never see For many and many a smile has she. Declamatory, '26, N. T. T. C., '24, Sophomore Plays, '24, Carnival, '24. Declamatory, '26, ill' lll mmf Plgfi eeve- 1-'4f'wQ1f12Hi-Aff---'sm

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E?R2s1ef-i1' 5Shah.r.t,iig MARY MCINTEE Mary Never known to grumble and always tries to please. Howling 200, '22, E. G. C., '25-'26, N. T. T. C., '25-'26, Declamatory, '26, WALTER ZIERATH Sparky Love me, Ruth, and the world is mine. Florist Shop, '23, Declamatory, '23-'24-'26, Corner Drug Store, '24, President of Class, '25, Baseball, '25, Football, '25, N. T. T. C., '25-'26, Final Contest, '26. HAZEL GROVE Hazel She has a million dollar smile, and always does things that are very worth while. The Florist Shop, '23, Glee Club, '24-'25-'26, Carnival, '25, In India, '25, Decluniatory, '25-'26, E. G. C., '25-'26, N. T. T. C., '25-'26, ANNA KRAMER Annie Well, I know, but I can't say it. Declamatory, '24-'26, Sophomore Plays, '24, Japanese Maiden, '24, Carnival, '24, Glee Club, '24-'25-'26, In India, '25, E. G. C., '25-'26, Ma Sweet, '26, High School Chorus, '26. OTIS WHEAT Otie He looks like a saint, but you'd be sur- prisedf' Alta Vista H. S., '22, Declamatory, '26, CATHERINE MURPHY Katie You needn't be famous to smile. N. T. T. C., '24-'25-'26 E. G. C., '25-'26, Sophormore Plays, '24 Carnival, '24, Debate, '26, 1 1 if iimeueweeeleemfmwwwjf'ffg'-M ll' Seventeen

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I ijt? ggi SIGRID NJOS Frenchie As sweet a little girl as you'll ever care lo talk to. She's the kind some man'll have to walk the chalk to. Declamatory, '22-'25, Sophomore Plays, '24, The Corner Drug Store, '24, T. T. C., '25-'26, Sec'y., N. T. T. C., '26, Associate Editor, Shadow, '26, WALTER KEARNS Artie 'Studies are an awful mess, l'hey make me work,-l'll flunk unless. V. Pres., Class, '23, Exchange, '23, Declanlatory, '24-'25-'26, N. T. T. C., '25-'26, Treasurer, N. T. T. C., '26, On the Hiring Line, '26, V. Pres., Athletic Ass'n., '26, EVELYN BLISS Bliss i v Few things are impossible to diligence and skill. Howling 200, '24-'25-'26, Declamatory, '26, Stenographer, Shadow, '26. n IRENE ARNDT Irene Howe'er it be, it seems to In-e, 'tis only noble to be good. E. G. C., '25-'26, Declamatory, '26. 11 PAUL KOLTHOFF Paul President of the Disturbers Union. Farm Record Club, '23. ' IQILEEN CONNERY A smile is worth a market. Howling 200, '22, K E. G. C., '25-'26, N. T. T. C., '25-'26, Declamatory, '26. Eileen thousand tears in any MH r r.?:-'-Ehfiiq-:-H--'-'.! Nineteen