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

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Slqahufir f-CLASS Wm, Q, I We, the Senior Class of '29 being fully awake and in a state of idocy. knowing that we soon must part from this institution of learning do now solemnly and sorrow- fully swear this is our last will and testament bequeathing our possessions as follows: DONOR Helen Bailey Clark Keating Eleanor Murphy Charles Russell William Rabe Margaret Natvig Clarence Stephan Alfred Pietan Martina Birgen Leona Kreklau Hazel Olson Russell Otteson Martha Gull Donald Larkin Luucille Dreckmean Ruth Kennedy Eileen Kelly Clark Herzog Lucella Galligan Lynn Ward Mable McAloon Adelaide Brannon Emmett Brady Madonna Cooney Ambrose Knebel Lucille Mclntee Frances Conry Stanley Keating Hulda Dettmer Mary Conley Harold Stoakes Rosemary Hughes Lessie Halterman Wialter Kellershon Pearl Metz Karen Christenson Harley Trewin Gertrude Vaala Bernard Laures Anna Mae Kelly Lawrence Krieger Rluby Otteson Reinhold Denner Lloyd Hockspeier Gerald Murphy Willam Kennedy DONATION My echo My whiskers Irish bob Ability to raise Whoopee A good nights rest My modesty Curly locks Ability to naise a little moustniehe Artistic ability Studious inclinations My sober mien Surpllus weight Winning ways My hair dress My poise My dates My courtship My excessive enthusiasm My smile Basket ball ability My stride Gift of gab My love experiences Gum chewing ability My ability to attract N. H. gin-Is My abundance of F's My blushes My football prowess My attitude grades Irish wit Statsure My romances in N. H. High My My bashfullness reserved silence shyness dateless nights My My M-ary had a little lamb stories My Gentlemen prefer blondes way My innocence Qui-et ways My way with women My ability to vamp the history Prof, My military bearing Cutting up antics My cleverness Sex -appeal RECIPIENT Margaret Hettler Ovey Vaala Blanche Merritt Alvie Natvig Cecil Riansom Charles Doyle Joh-anna Schwartzenstein Red Herrman Carmelita Brown Lennis O'Neil Elmer Denner Fat Fickbohm. Chick Whalen James Secor Robert Stewart Louiso Feuling Alfred Kottner Delbert Billinger Alice Shinstine Charles Lampson Ralph Kennedy Ruth Vaala Irvin Vigars Eldo Merritt Beach Gable Dorma Herzog Merrill Knight Liauren Vanderburg Raymond Boetcher Ora Eggleston Duane Schnurr Helen Phelps Edna Faber Paul Nugent Arlene Wittenburg Chai lotte Otteson T. C. Donovan Marcella Crawford Eleanor Pose Kathryn Brannon Francis Scully Myra Metz Charles Stephan Earl Knebel Pinkey Kramer Robert Treat In Witness Whereof, we have hereunto set our hand and seal this' 4th day of April, 1929, hereby declaring this to be our last will and testament. Witness: Helen Bailey THE CLASS OF 1929 Witness: Eleanor MUTPIW Judge: Anna Mae Kelly Witness: Harley Trewin A, M, K, 1929 Twenty-one

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Shahnfu JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY CLASS OFFICERS President - - Vice President 1 - - - Duane Schnurr Lennis 0'NeilI Secretary-Treasurer - - Alvie Natvig Class Colors-Orange and Black In September 1926 sixty-seven Fresh- men entered the portals of good old New Hampton High. The first few days were spent by many in hunting for the right classrooms and trying to look bright. At one of our first cla meetings we elected officers and chose our class colors, orange and black. At the -beginning of the second semes- ter our class wlas enlarged but discolored by a few new and greener Freshies. A few members of our class dropped school at various times throughout the year. In our Sophomore year we were more successful in school activities. Several members of our class were prominent in Athletics. Swede Krieger was our out- standing all around athlete. As Sophomor- es we won the boys' interclass basket ball tournament. Our 'class was well represent- ed in declamatory work and music We st-arted our Jfunior year with the aim to make our class the outstanding class of the year. Miss Major and Mr. Lyford were appointed as our clpass ad- visers. Swede Krieger was elected joint cap- tain of the football team and 'also captain of the basket ball squad. Dub Whalen was elected captain of next yeiar's football eleven. We have been well represented this year in all branches of athletics. Our class has also been outstanding in other school activities. In declamatory work, Duane Schnurr went as far a the Pre-District Contest in the state series where he won second place. The Juniors have a great deal to do with The Master Key. We arealsoprominent in music. Twp members of our class represented New Hampton High School as soloists in the district music contest held at Waterloo. The Jvunior class put on ia play entitled Oh! Kay. This play was under the direction of Miss Major and proved a great success. - The class of '30 has, thus far, been successful in most of its enterprises and we are now looking forward to our Senior year when we intend to make a better record for ourselves. R. F. B. 1929 Twenty three